Hamilton East Steinert High School - Cresset Yearbook (Hamilton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1965 volume:

THIS IS THE YEA .ff ,,.v- STEINERT HIGH SCHOOL THE URESSET I965 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF MYRA SUE STE! TRENTDN, NEW JERSEY 1 - .- ' :Wai-f.,.,3 '-'M.r ' avr i. -- X -'Z w, :Ht w P 'Isi- . I Win 0 5 'PF A YEAR FILLED WITH MEMORIES 3 Qrwik ui . 4 M 1'fw4:.g4,,,, . K ' FRIENDS 0 1-4 V nf '1w .H 7. 15- 4 ,nik ., S l umJ Hxvm 1 PIRIT nl 513 Q5 U., ,. FOREWORD Graduation is nearing and we now have our memories-fond and favored-to look back upon. Our accomplishments, our trials and tribulations, all these make-up our memories. We, of the yearbook staff, now present them to you as a published memory of that year, 1965. IO en-lZI'I'I-IZGO FACES ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS MUSIC CLUBS ATHLETICS CI-IEERLEADER SPORTS G.A.A. - TRADITIONS JUNIOR PROM SENIOR BALL OPERETTA WASHINGTON ii V .,A an , .f 2 wg' w-Q L A i S i Mr. William Coursen Assistant Superintendent Dr. Elizabeth Reid Dr. Lillard Law Vice principal Superintendent of Schools Miss Ruth Reininger Mr. Richard Watson Assistant to the Superintendent Principal iw UJP ffl Q KV 0 Mr. Soul Gilman Vice Principal Administration I4 t ry Q--W - Exif, like i . , ikni wi. i - Q-.43 -l-1 g 5 L l -...ft I 3 W .4 .ta 25 f 5 2 3 ig, to , , ,RW Wg , l gi? t . ,A .K ' , Left to right: Seated: Dr. Law, Superintendent Mr Lu Superintendent Mr Peck Mr Welch Mr Martin M gosy, Mr. Pack, Board President, Mr Mitchell M Still G ll Board Secretary Mr Embley Mr D Arcy M well, Board Secretary. Standing: Mr Coursen Assistant Rudolf: Many fine activities were made possible by the careful planning of the school's ad- ministration. Our principal, Mr. Watson, and vice-principals, Dr, Reid and Mr. Gilman, tackled new problems and programs every day. To those who work with the administration and to the administration, we thank you for your part in making our year a year to remember. Secretaries Alice Fues Mary Commlso FAC U LTY Smile, you're on the Cresset's Candid Cam- era! Thus the i965 Cresset accomplished a Steinert first with this candid presentation of our admirable and admired faculty as we pictured theml Edward Marchand, Physical Education Russell Knott, Music Robert Pultorak WI if Bertram Mott Biology ,!A'. 'l all V 1 Q if English fl . f 3+ i 5 Jean La rzelere History, Guidance Left to right: John Tarr, Driver Education, Physical Education, Barbara Collis English, German, Diana Kelly, Business, Thomas Garsky, English. 16 .f . 1 Delta Warinner, Home Econo mics 0 4 . Kathleen Clark, Spanish .' i Af 'lwll M ,jf N f of ,,,...f- wy Doris Goitein and Violette Michele Physical Education 1 s 4 I f ., ww, k.,,.. wsk -.... .. ggi Y, - , Sf Jack Chirikcljian, Chemistry Fred Felice, industrial Arts Paul Pflaumer, Spanish Brendan Mulvey O'Dino DiGiovacchino French Algebra 7 V r 7 I, 1.7 X I, ' f f' fgffb XC' 75' if A if 1' I 1 is ffl f ,- N if- Vf!L'fL! iilq, . i f X U Q x,v-Jlgnggekg Richard updike, English 5 92 cyan .f 0 YA yr go N N fl mf' N03 Richard lnnocenzi Gerald Bleistein Business English Pasquale Varchetto Ronald Chapman Errleif Bruhm English Hisrow Music if iff A ' if ,ily is W! XI! J! I fav I, WN if L L 7 2 , ff Wifi if OJ ' ,E 1 uv., jimi , if ,',s .v L, KLII lil' IH! fl L ff LL V1 1 L 1 L L 4 V t' 1 'v 1 , 3 . A fyf - i vfvxiililgb lilvlll.. Q N r Ll' Jil' l LL ci i Jack Serfassbf Business U 5 V Wm ix N s X E xl XQ Xi N X Thomas Summers, Special Class .sg ji mm? I8 ji K f LX l KQ. Donald Divine, Physical Education James Wilno, English Shirley Walthew Home Economics Q15 'QQ 'll 'I X W Allan Dakin Chemistry xgcw- 'H' 'V i Robert Oliver, Business Frances Gountt, French l,L Q i A x I . ,K-,tu-X..klyxl x RJ W lk sex, 1 ,4.-. - . y. Xl Business s I ,Vo ff , Peter Brescia, Paul McBride, James Gibson ' fi U04 M64 In f' W A, 1 . ' 5 ww xi ., A ihf xlhq I I W W., J 'Lf J ,N kg vt . w ' 1 A 1' , V V If -N , , ,r W X- .1 1 , it 1. ,fe Y 1 WJ J, F Q U! Frank 'sahii'igrtg G4 1 1 'N ,N Advanced Mathematics!!! ' History A , A I if I Hn' ' , lf' Patricia Grice Algebrcf Guidonge William Kesler Harry Raseni ' Biology Geometry ,,, J 'U 'T :RTX N il ,J v Q - v. NN if J 'Iv x, . lxgx 5 R- Q, rx 1 4 . guilt x , --3 ' t J? W 4 X .. V: ' ' X1 , . it -, . l V tm. ff ,AV NW, Josephine Nous 3 G' English ., 'V 'Y A, 3 RJ 'N- U ff i .5 4 .. Q21 'tx :Pi ,F G X- ' 5' -R , J 20 ,QQ t QE John Hirschbuhl Gloria Smith Geometry English Nicholas Scherba History, Guidance ff In f Algebra A! JJ, JN L, L' x U ' 1 i L' fl V 41496 ' 4 M I-J wo! MLW! Xe ck- '17 WZLMW Michael Pivovarnick Y Business, Guidance Joseph Chrzan Robert Wood History Art ,fi Elizabeth Kauffman Mildred Brea rley Latin Business Mary Sisto English Ruth Lloyd Verna Cartlidge Mary Fabe History Business Dieficion , WW' Lat' ' ff AL,-if ff V jak' UGG' ,,wVl'tX U ,J-fc! 1 ILLPJZI fywvlff XHXQLAXIL A9 'Dqfw Erg Lgwry Alberta Elmer Home Economics Business Corine Radice Biology . ,J Howard Parrish, Industrial Arts Lillian Newbanks Guidance Q1 fu X Q '1 Mildred Berrien Nurse fl- Assn? I I 3 r I I I I 00,cA!a, EQ I Vim . Henry Cole, Custodian 7 -u 6'1f'LI'If -15 ,Bx Ann Gravener Owen Caffrey Mechanical Drawing Business Ma rgaret Mott, Eng I ish William Vetter Physics Mary Duffy K 'N--..,. .MM r 4 A-an I see siie t , l - - -4... 1.Qt'-6.12 Q sd'- f Y K 3 K' 0 ,ek I 4 Walter Almond Industrial Arts un. History Richard Lang, Industrial Arts K , rf' 1... l 1' hx E IORS i l ' X AS SOPHOMORES September: ' Piles of books, new teachers, and deflated egos as we, the first upperclassmen of A Reynold's, became nonrentities in our new yn alien environment. Octoberzv The imprint that the class of '65 would .- eventually leave on Steinert was begin- 4 ning to evolve as we contributed to athle- . . tic, academic, and social events. Februery: The smell of fresh paint, an array of color- . ful costumes, sounds of instruments, and voices, all combined as we participated for , the first time in Music Man . , I May: Blue a r jvthi ,-9 sbwblonskgand our ' o r H Q . ' r U' Ki Et June: - e d o Qi fiwpye fi ed with con- s 1, Q xfqpx Busiggwwwond 33, . x ,' QQ' fi' u X i ' 4 - ' . Qt' 1 X if iff +1 if rw' T -V 'W ' 3,9 5 X1 ' fs xv if sf' l Pxflxy 'if' -fl 'iff sf' fb- .Qs ,N at' PRESIDENT RICHARD BARTLETT OWEN CAFFREY SENIOR CLASS ADVISOR AS JUNIORS September: We returned, no longer the underclassmen, to renew our friendships, meet new chal- lenges, and of course, study. February: Bright lights, palm trees, grass skirts, and Steinert's stage became transformed into a South Pacific paradise. March: A hootenanny, the Beatles, and red and white comprised our day as the upperclass- men. May: The ring of a windchime chandelier, color- ful lanterns, and a footbridge, remained as our memories of Shangri-la . June: The end of a memorable year, but the be- ginning of a Steinert tradition-our first -5 exchange student departed to share her ex- periences with our Columbian friends. A5 SENIORS se t ber: attainment of the status of SENIOR d the beginning of a series of lasts. U 4 f i ww' 1 sess M I VICE PRESIDENT LILLIAN POWELL wt .vs . it I I-' Li October: November: December: January: February: March: June: .Qt ,Ll dry, . v i ,ff if if I1 X, v g N L gf ,ff W -fv .J it . I V ,1 As spirited leaders, football shirts were seen on girls, an ironic cafeteria funeral was held, and black eyes were noticed on those who would rather fight than switch the Bresiamen. A fountain of Trevi, Roman columns, and the music of Three Coins ln The Foun- tain . Encyclopedias, Reader's Guide, index cards, and Christmas vacation spent in the libr- ary. Happy Money Problems - Senior pic- tures, cap and gown and Washington trip deposits. races, bets, Guys and A mission band, dice, horse and Steinert's underworld of Dolls . The Capital, White House, monuments, steps, tired feet, as we invaded Washing- ton for three unforgettable sleepless days. Exams, dreams of the future, reflection on the past, cherished events-Class Night, Baccalaureate, and Graduation, and the change of our small world into a vast eless challenge. Y, ,cf - , cv J. 3 QI' V 1'fJ',' - I rf I 1 1 'I I , f XXL., SECRETARY CAROL PHILLIPS TREASURER RON STRICKLIN JOANNE ADAMEC 4l6 Vetterlein Ave. Quiet and reserved . . . snends spare time reading . . . likes to swing on the tennis court sincere and sweet . . . looks forward to attending business school . . . canteen council coun- selor. Honor Society 3, Drama Club l, 2. is-5 '---r ROBERT ADAMS 208 Norway Ave. Herve . . . avid fan of Jona- than Winters . . , Devours veal cutlet . . , yellow and white '58 Chevy . . . You tune! . . . sea and ski . . . a future mechanic EDWARD JOHN ADAMS 347 Connecticut Ave. Ed . ,. How come? ,. . twist- ing Ed . . . slave to steak . , . sports enthusiast . . . gun col- lector girls T.H.S. trans- fer . . . perpetually eating pea- nuts future Navy Man. Qrt Club lj Bridge Club 25 Choir MARY ADAMS 34 Cranbrook Road Mer oh, those beautiful, big brown eyes! sweet and friendly . .. no offense rooter for roast beef . . . form- erly from Indiana . . . piano picker. another member of the trio G.A.A, 2, 3. college in Indiana. as 'LW ANDREW ALLEGRETTI 220 California Ave. The Bear . . . Steinerst' star center . . . Where's Ors? . . . gregarious gridder on the All City Team the Key Club Caf's tuxedo Vic Tanney of 0-sl MILDRED ADAMS 374 Connecticut Ave. Millie or Gidget migrated from Trenton High . . . Faget oh, that red hair should win a contest as Ann Marget's double enjoys cooking, music, and relaxation avid fan of Johnny Mathis. KATHLEEN ALLEN 77 Mark Twain Drive Oh you best do . . . Hamilton Hornet Steinert Spartan would chop hill? .... the knitting needles or draftsman. peddler hopes to center undecided but head- E?-eagle glub I: Military Club I? lgisjtgtudies at Lehigh Boys or vtypewriters way. YDIVWQ - 1 W, Honor' Society 2, 35 Student Drama Club lj 'Y g i tl .I Council ll, 2, 3, Key Club 2, 25 Homeroom ' '3l,fb 'l,-'-S, A . 3, Varsity S 2, 3: Football 2, . ' i ' j - L,1,- ' XA., 35 Football Club l, 25 Physical x r,,fiyg.,' lit-.. ' 'MV 'I ,Fitness 1, 2, Track 2, 3. 1 l 1 . -- ,Y 'l . 2 txji-jLLr.UL,fk X5 ,,fskAAi-2,1 lf' ,g lv -Y -A N fr 7 .wi . j yr ,, 3, , y T V, 'V V .UVqj,a , , 1 5- ,I n ry . -, .. . M ..., .1 W if ri rf' . . v 5 if f j'1 'f 'f I fi . .. , J 4 A .,. ,f ,ff lla? 11' ,F fl li'-.. f. -fffi--A A Mi . f .1f,'L-'37, 'ff' 'i-lg2'f!b- f '1 ' ' - ' yr, if i' . f' -'-Hr-17 'l -H+. .UU-,rut ..-, I Nfl. .f, ,fl My A -ll, 5 fl-,' 591 K ti ,, yyffqv-. ,lrfjf Ziff,-.D XLJAQ HI! 1v!.'7fI,? A i 7 K .I 'l if -9 ff f'l!.'1i , V, Af M ' '26' if 4' .. ' ' '. ' ' ' . Q A M Wy 2,-Y ly., f ,,, .. ., L. I f., 1, ,A fl? YU in A I 'N A A 1 Jtfff PT 5' Y Slit! ,Q .W '-' -' J Sig.. -3jVV,f'Z ,',' -,. X, , .. , MX, f C U l ,flw Life! fun,--A gun- SHIRLEY ANN ALLRED I23 Chinnick Avenue Shirl .., perpetually fo u n d with a comb . , . Oh pooh . . . hobby? - particular boy named Chai . . . enjoys swim- ming , . . chocolate ice cream and pretzels . . . Brenda Lee advocate . . , a future secretary. ANGELO AQUILINO i668 Rt. 33 Ange Meatball Aquilino specializes in I2 yard sweeps sports a fiery red Buick convertible relatively tall, dark and handsome future college man. Track I, 35 Football 2, 3, Varsity S Club 2, 3, Homeroom Chair- man 3. l ,l 1.1 GAIL AMBERG l82 Concord Avenue Wh.oopee . .. clothes conscious drives a shaky Mustang? Hey Gail - Hey what! p.j. party pooper - sleeps should be kept away from bed- spreads with fringe business career. Choir 2, 35 Usherettes 2, Ma- iorettes Club I, Drama Club l. LYNN M. ANDERSON DAVID 260 Mercer Street Belle .... No I didn't, Tom has a Woody Woodpecker laugh a gum chewer Andy Williams fan enloys using her vocal 'cords future working girl. Drama Club I, D I9 Cannon Drive Dave . . . Sea and Ski . . . hang loose , . . seen impeding traffic in his black Chevy . . . Ketchup, ketchup and more ket- chup . . . away to college in Colorado. Bridge Club 2, Physical Educa- tion Club l. f lap i be M12 -L L dew J if dt ' I Ja ex' MPWNQUL' ,L Q:O6flA'V1f' 32? X Mi - 'L J ' ' , Silo... M 'fixation .QW fewer 'fi UVUZ ASPLI NT Avenue 'Al Someday l'll beat Scott a great white hunter seen driving a green Chevy apples and oranges are fav- orites . .. a great hurrier . .. Uncle Sam is in his future. Beagle Club l, 2, 35 Cross gountry 2, 3, Track 8- Field 2, ALICE BAMFORD 24 Adella Avenue Hair color as changeable weather! . . . perpetually pizza and potatoe chips raves over Ray Charles lights in dancing fu U modeling school. tfir ifcwlf I RONALD L. BARBAREE 3 Cannon Drive Ron drives a Batmobile? . . . crazy over Krispy Critters ,. . pizza . . . billiards are a favorite pastime . . . Get out of town . . . interested in aauatics anticipates attend- ing Trenton Junior. Bridge Club l, 25 Music Appre- ciation 2. 27 iv. S.. LAQLX djijclef M N' J tml' WILLIAM BARLOW 3I Berrel Ave. Barlone . . . Stay Loose . . . loves those Gino burgers . . . Beagle owner . . . off to the drag races . . . What's there to da? . . . avid fan of the Beach Boys , . . college ahead - especially a western college. Beagle Club I, 25 Model Club 25 Choir l, LINDA BARRICK 53 Steinert Ave. Indo .. . What is it? . . . distinctive laugh . . . watch out for that '64 Blue Chrysler Forget it . . . historically in- clined . . . seen first parading down Steinert's field . . , lBM School ahead. Colorguard 2, 3, Captain 35 Majorette Club l, 25 Typing Club 25 Banking and Tickets 2. HARRY BARTLETT 5 Merham Court Har ... Forget it! ... crazy over cruising likes to swing the clubs track mana- ger one .ot the guys with a sax enyoys swimming a member of DeMolay col- lege - Ho! Mechanical Drawing I, 25 Physi- cal fitness Club I5 Science Work- shop 25 Hunting Club 3. RICHARD BARTLETT 65 Hillhurst Ave. Tom Drooley . . . Forget it . . . modestly marvelous . . . fearless leader of the Senior Class seen darting around after a soccer ball . .. l964's Sweetheart mate . , . Christmas Carols Caftrey's ioke teller our colIege Joe who is college - ho for physics. Student Council l, 2, 3, Execu- tive Board I, Vice President 2, Class President 35 Cresset 2, 35 Key Club I, 2, 3, Secretary 2, 35 Soccer 2, 35 Track I, 2, 35 Honor Society 35 German Club 55 Physical Fitness I5 Boy's State N . 7 ' ' I vit 0' g, ' dx. l 7 Jaf,,ffW9X, . of If PATRICIA BATES ROBERT BATTLE ARBARA ANN BAXLEY A ONY KE l2O Kentucky Ave, 48 Miry Brook Rd. 2724 Nottingham Way 435 e n Ave. Pat artistically inclined Bob always behind the ' obbi Gosh, golly, gee, Tony scle xn sizzling steaks and crispy eight ball - the one on the even considers horseback That ain't ! .. crazy salads enthusiastic equest- pool table Supercar? riding fabulous works as a about chem ., real milk rian helps keep school bank Are you serious? a record waitress music, music, music drinker can seen flying balanced English is her fav- collector scrumptious steak a Sparteen future in- around on a mo ycle. orite future undecided. fan of 'James Brown cludes modeling and drama. Military Club I. Physical Fitness Band and Tickets 2. COHQQE - ho' choir 1, 2, 3. 2, Print Club 3.' Bridge Club l, 25 Chess Club l5 Music Appreciation 2. 28 , Wig , , , W5 GL W i W Qcwiilb 21055 A r Lx, U V A ,A ,ff i l DJ ju Mllbj ole! f ,Q . I , WV , A W ly M V DONNA BELL OJ DIANE BELLISH JACQUELINE BELMONT 350 Connecticut Avef 249 Sherwood Ave. 22 Norway Avenue Forget it! Donna and Dee How horrible Jacque Oh, how quaint! her '59 white Mercury a fashion model figure has a definitely has a natural pizza lover . . . Woodlawn Swim distinctive sneeze . . . a mem- walk . . . a petite, quiet and C I u b worker . . , tickles the ber of the Sparteens . , . con- friendly Spartan . . . Johnny ivories of an organ future stantly consumes candy bars Mathis fan Oh those smil- - a working girl. musically minded future be- ing eyes! nurses or secre- Choir I' 2: Usherenes 2: Art hind. a typewriter. taries beware - here she comes. Club l. Choir l, 2, 3, Library Science Drama lg Music Appreciation 2. gg Music Appreciation 2, Drama JERRY BELVISO I8 Lansing Avenue Goofy . . . Wild . . . Eats hamburgers and sauerkraut would like to have a part in the Flintstones Drives the '59 version of Mr. Old's car . ,. writes prescriptions. Physical Fitness lp Typing Club 2, Mechanical Drawing Club 2. A-N Qtr' 'Ns 'x sf' ' i ,f JEAN BENISH 30 Linton Avenue MADELINE BERARD 50 California Ave. Red Eats french fries 81 Red fox or Madge tiny cheeseburgers Hey what is but tremendous spends it? . . . When she blushes her spare time learning new dances face matches her hair Busi- Oh no, Missy! avid fan of Frank Sinatra . , . Twist- ing and twirling .,. wants to be a Rider bronco. Drama Club l' Maiorette 2 3' ness law fan Hair stylist in the future. School Bank nd Tickets 2. ts ig,- xw 'hu if ' Vi JOHN BERG 2 Haslach Ave. Jack can be found in Cressent Pharmacy avid fan of Ann Margaret happy when hunting . , . cars, cars, and more cars pizza anchors aweigh. Military Club lg Mechanical Drawi g l' Stage Craft 2. Ssiofaoiicauipi W ffiwdfwv Li lffifi ti trite .fiffliliwfl RODNEY O. BETHKE l26 Lansing Avenue Rod Oh welll An ardent eater of odd foods very active in church functions musically minded on to college - seminary -- and then he wants to be a missionary. Choir 2, 35 Special Choir 3, Chess Club lg Slide Rule Club l. ,. l I , , px X 'lvl-' , 7 ROBERT BETZ l07 Elmore Avenue Bob That's cool can be recognized by his blond curly hair . . . has a sweet tooth . . . huntsman one of South Pacific's sailors destination - flying high for the Air Force. Choir l, 2, 35 Madrigal 2, 35 Operetta 2, 35 Military Club l. GEORGE BEUKEMA lO7 Hoover Avenue Beuk if its food, he'll eat it . . . batty over baseball . . . spends spare time building mod- els cun be found at the Chicken House for him, it's on to the Halls of Montezuma. Military Club I5 Bowling l5 Model Making 2. x 'i y 1 x I SUSAN BBYER 5, l47 Clearview Ave. GERALDINE BILBEE 13 Billington Road Sue . . . Forget it . . , Jeri . . . loves that Italian food craving for Chinese food . . . . . . an apple a day keeps the enjoys swimming and bowling doctor away . . . l knows it . . . another Beatle fan . . . . . . always blasting a radio . . . sweet Sue . . . appears to be Trenton State next on agenda. Q'- ew ' ' - next 5f0D C0He9e' Majorettes Club l, 25 Maioret- Typing 15 Future Teachers of fe 2' 35 Bridge Club I- America 25 Majorettes 2. iofw Qjjfff' Y ANN MARIE BlRlKl HILDA BLACK THOMAS BLACK 487 Edinburg Road 395 Cypress Lane 33 D'Arcy Ave. Termite aludimenf' or Crisco loves chips bar- Tom . . . loves luscious lobsters is it aluminum? . . . procrastin- becued in guess what . . . l . . . hey tune . . . Mechanical ator quiet, cute and sweet doubt it goes mad for drawing ranks high avid fan medical future at- Paul Newman is always in of Johnathan Winters anoth- tempts bell-tolling always stitches future worker of er recruit for Uncle Sam 9nl0YS DOYWGYICIS I-H Donnelly an IBM machine. , probably the Air Force. if'ff 'fFfg 5,L,5e,Tf9u,.'xfewQrf,SQySf0Q Bridge Club 1. iMilitary Club 1, chess Club 2. shy smile. Marching Band l, 2, 35 Concert Band l, 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, , 35 Drama Club l5 Student Coun- 4 ' f cil l, 2, 35 Red Cross Club 2. ' i 4 , , 30 ' fi 'l l. ,Y EDWARD BLACKFORD 923 South Johnston Ave. Ed Summa Cum Laude ..i. Big Tilt . . . Greenwood gLib-5 rary is a second home ' ...' Spends spare time,playing Qtennis and collecting coins' Hopes to attend Cornell fdr! Un-Nmersity of Pennsylvania., 4' I 7 if K' , Honor Sodietyfi, 3 l'!l'lyJlsiter.l3li chess Club ii, 2, ifjoirw' Club if Au:giIliumfLa1'ini.1rff 25 Cro,-fs Coun-5 . 5 ,M 5, fr NY 2:-, . 5 'Q i - .., . Jil 2 'L I 8-fi, ln' Usb ,JJ s. ' s J , K l f, ' :N I, l e , i-wi M if iflwfw 5, ,AP JUDITH BLEECK 2726 Nottingham Way BIeech alias Curly crac- kers and chocolate milk . . , My nerves wild over blue eyes Wildwood is the best Rider by night. Maiorettes Club I5 Business Machines 2. RALPH BONFIELD 4404 Nottingham Way Bon ... Yea ... Blushes bountifully possesses a de- molished car spaghetti spear- er cars, cars, cars baseball fan working world ahead - machinery. Audio IL Visual Aids 25 Auto Shop 3. RICHARD BLUMEL 24 Park Lane ltchy . .. rides to school in Nelly BeIl I doubt it Is a sport about girls keeps track of shoes for Atlan- tic Mills Future fly boy. Stagecraft 2, 35 Military Club I. ROBERT B005 47 Morgan Avenue Bob usually seen in green '53 Ford loves popcorn Robert Mitchum is his favorite entertainer favorite food is seafood style a future mech- amc. Checker and Chess Club l. LINDA BOCZANY 928 Johnston Avenue Has her license but doesn't drive What? St. Anthony's loss is our gain enjoys knitting and sewing plans to major in French. P.S.8.D. Club 25 Honor Society 35 F.T.A. Club 2. PAMELA BORDEN 7l Wickom Ave. Gi-Gi ... Hi-Ho ... al- ways hustling to the Hustle lnn french fries and Candy kisses? never stops dancing Karen's pal her motto: nice things come in small pack- ages a future in fashions and dancing. Modern Dance 2, 3. en...-J by ...'tw DV KAREN BOLOS I 21 Wickom Avcnuc George . . . I easy care . . . Pam's pal Motto: Good things come in little packages believes in being noisy? should receive Pen Pal of the Year award College ho for psychology. G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Honor Society 35 Bridge Club I5 Future Nurses I5 German Club 25 Secretary 2. LINDA BORLAND IIO Donald Drive Lin ... crooked hips ... GAA Basketball couldn't do without her ... l'm sorry .,. cruises in her '63 Pontiac one of many putter-offers . . . Bob . . . future nurse. P.S.8.D. I5 GAA I, 2, 35 Future Nurses I. Q-H-n-wr NANCY BOSZAK NANCY LILLIAN BOWLBY FRANK C. BOWSKI JOHN BRACONI 41 McAd0O Ave. l58 North Hamilton Ave. 2297 Whitehorse! 233 Elmore Ave. Nance . .. perennial home- Ok! bowling and bose- Homdmn Sq' Road Little John Hi baby, room salesman one of the ball Bowlby steaks, hot dogs Hgw yg doin? always what's your name? little A lunch bunch . , . That's and chocolate ice cream? . . . quiet? . .. distinctive laugh . . . nose? . , , motto: better late right too plays a mean Spanish Guitar Favors folk music, especially the New Chris- ty Minstrels aiming for a career in art. Typing lp Library Science 2, Red Cross 2. Q s ROBERT s. BRADBURY JR. l84 Lowell Ave- g another noisy one cool as a moose! on time all the time seeks a secretarial position after graduation. Maiorettes Club lg M o d e r n Dance 2, Business Machines 2, Honor Society 3: MARY C. BRADLEY f 36 Gary Du. 4 B o b . . . Question?-W h a t Chris . . , You're so iuve- question? . . . a Blue D e vi I nile . . . fclothes cleaned, any- gone Spartan .. . tests people's one? . . . owns a ' pair of Varr- reactions . . . Peter Pan's bus oom rollers skates . . . jubilant boy never without his life Judy Garland, Olympic ,water savers How's Louie? college-ho! V V Choir l, 2, 37 Chess Club l .1-1. 6 skier future Florence Night- ingale. ' . ,GAA 2, Majorettes Club 2, Modern Dance 2, Library Club 'fig Travel Club' l. ' rjwfwi ti.- lu , 2. 5 x asf' lt.. inclined aquatically . .. likes sea- than food and the Navy H. . . football . . . fan anchors aweigh for him- 4 Typing club lg chess club 2. on J ' niANA BRANDT i ' i6 Rolling Lone V Deo Oh boy! a small, spirited Spartan does- n't put off anything but home- work a'detinite music and sports lover. has a distinc- tive laugh on she goes to be a teacher-watch out col- lege! Choir 2, GAA Council 3, Drama Club l, '2, German Club lg Sec- retary l. never . . . Italian food fan Johnny Mathis enthusiast out-doors man-h u n ti n g - baseball . . . work ahead. VIVIAN BREARLEY 221 Buttanwood St. 4 . Viv ,. . Oh my gosh, l didn't do it! . . . does the big V stand for Viv?. . . Guys and Dolls music director ,. . music and math . , . madras, knee socks and loafers always , . , charmingly intelligent . , , New England bound. Honor Society 3, Student Coun- cil l, 2, Choir l, 2, 3f Madri- gol 2, 3, G.A.A. Council l, 2, 3- Treas. l, Vice Pres. 2, . Pres. 3, Operetta l, 2, 3. 32 i ,X DOROTHY BRECHT I4 Adella Avenue MICHAEL BREE 602 Mercer Street Allergic to sulphur! ... Blon- Mike ... Cool as o Moose dey . . . that cute turned up . .. steak man . . . Beatles' nose . .. No habla Espagnol admirer .. . trumpeter . ,. C.R string music and the flute Radio enthusiast always via ,Trenton High School eating ice cream future a nurse to be. plans - more schooling. Marching Band l, 2, 3, Mechan- ical Drawing l, 2, 3. SHARON BRONESZEWSKI 57 Brook Lane Shar That did it . . a tomatoe pie at Papa's an oldies but goodies fan shy but lively a petite sporty Spartan a future Bell Telephoner. Modern Dance l. SUSAN BROWN l24l White Horse Avenue Sue has a sweet tooth . ., Right? , ,. agile athlete Susie's Little G, T. O. .. . dreams . .. school migrater from Pennsbury and Morrisville .. . nuptial wishes. if. as x S . .,,,., Q 1-ff' 593 DOROTHY BRYAN NORMAN BUCKALEW JEAN BUCKINGHAM JOAN BURGNER 2817 Nottingham Way 42 Thoreau Road l7 Mill Bend Road l2 Merham Court Dot saucer eyes Buck l doubt it Jean No lie? blushes Burg - . - Tl'lOf1l4 VOL' mUChlY Let's go group! ecstatic over Elvis munches on brownies between classes veal cutlet and pizza plans to write letters from the West- ern frontier. Xi German Club g2, Adv' Club lg Music Appreciation 'lx 2, Work Experience Program gh Q . :J A '. if N. Q, . eu vi - . N. ,t xy N Y J - i . X Xx RS J .. i ,Nj 'x e. Ci i ,Q .. - X. N 'X Q -Q X. an eager apple eater . . . trans- fer from Allentown High . , . a football fan . . . get the seasick pills ready -- Anchors Aweigh for him. Auto Club 2. .ii In Qi . Qt ky xii 4: . ,. X xx' at ,li v' t -.. x bountifully . . . Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania transfer some- times late, but never, never shorthand specialist Latin language lover future - undecided, Future Nurses' Club: Latin Club, Greek Club. 33 . .. Smiles lnc. ... horseback rides on and off horses . . . distinctive laughter . . . The President of Match-maker As- sociation . . . Steinert Canteen Campaigner . . . Take care ... historically inclined ., . col- lege -A ho! Quill 8- Scroll 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, Cresset 2, 3 - Assistant Editor 3, Public Speak- ing 8. Debating l - Rec. Sec- retary lg Choir 2, 3, Color Guard 2, 3, G.A.A. Council 2, 35 Usherettes 2, Drama Club lg German Club l, X A N i 1 x 1 rm , if iafffysjiiinb X qw ,W 'UV Q! af' WA X .A CINDY BURNS l35 North Hamilton Ave, Cin . ,. wishes for a green Corvair . . , saves ticket stubs for fun ... Bob ... loves Italian food, especially hot dogs ? . . . Too bad . . . future secretary with a yen for business and Biology. Girl's Official's Club l, 2. ,M iq--'ff jf' 'QQ B tw-r GINA CALDERONE lO DeLotto Drive Gina spaghetti with meat balls Cgood at cooking it as well as eating itl ioined our roster from Trenton Central tennis and typing likes tumbling on her head Sec- retarial field may hail. MMP 0 in E I if I ,1-1 . . , - 1 X X X 1 1 X . ,, 1 lx, l t 5 1 L ' V XM vi' 4 , . X' . N, ' . 1 . 1 r' 'i ii c l X ' ., 1' J ll ,fx , g A .5 ix I Wx 5 ,y BRIALJHUSH , . , GWENABUSH l lv JERRY 'CADENHEADA-VC - 18 Overton Road ,. , I8 Overton Road X XY' 2607 Liberty Street S -Z' Bush . . . Goshies! . . . Schrub or tree . Cool as Rocky . . . Beef and potatoes it a Moose! speaks like a Cloverdale Mrs. Naus' helper Steinert High's Miss Amer- ican Teenager Contact Club member a future -- Our Miss Bush!l . . . Senior Ball speaks distinctly , . . Cloverdale Hoosier transfer . , . Jeane, for Jeane, Jeane watch out that '59 Chevy convertible always cheerful college ho for hotel management. Coin Club l5 Mechanical Draw- ing l, 2. Court. Honor Society 35 Student Council 35 Choir l, 2, 35 Color Guard 35 Girls State Alternate 25 Operetta 25 Drama Club l, 25 Fu- ture Teachers 3. TCI. ,-1 K 1' fl.-ff . SAM CQRLISI -'Q the man plays a wicked guitar . .. lon hair like Elvis . . . 63V2 l?ord XL . . . Leads the band for Burlington's American Legion ,. . an artistic future, Gp' if.-...fx DAWN CARLUCCI 'Ls I Eiil-gaslachfANfenue kg .2-ff 347 Miller Avenue baby '.'XSunrise Oh no! pea- promoter . . . works the till Auto Valet Car Wash . . . Sinatra fan . . . prefers food . . . is she a mer- ... everybody's f ri e Ft d Qt- I ,Jing gl, hoh those eyes! college In rn ,.5 -- ur ISf - o. fC'dff C'cH,slAGlub 266' Drama l, 25 Personal Typing 2. fn. il ,J J ,xii I X fxgjx q fl'-MN if 5 V fffi 05 oi ix 'f'4- 'K if ' .fri - its lf' 0 4 vfififf V19 lfb ifl. H , .54 x UW' fy fu 1lA3',3ffN Q j . ' . N34 1 ' in v -AU-JVC KJ1 QU dV0A..17S4?,nffl!sfffSf5'nfW if iyxwl 1 by N ll Ll W dp 6 VM -uf f ,V l lu., . ,- l 'V L 3 ' off 0, it I V i, ' 'MAR ARE COLEMAN df STEPHEN COLLIS MARIANNE COLTRE LINDA COMPAGNUCCI 7 59 Wic om Avenu 199 Hollywood Dr. 33l East Franklin St. l23 Alberta Ave. l, Mar o e of the irls Steve Quite sure Marianne favors fruit a Lin that's nice 4 Q - - - V' Q at Fred 8. Pete's Delicatessen sugar and spice and every- thing nice I don't believe you said that a Jack Lem- mon lover a future English teacher. ,, Quill 8- Scroll 2, 35 Hy-Liter l, 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 3, Operetta l, 2, 3-Student Director 35 Usher- ettes 2, F.T.A. l, 2-Secretary l. tw 'S- al-X propensity and penchant for poetry definitely conserva- tive the Coliis hypothesis on socialism and communism Spartan soccer star ireland, England and Bromley land proficient at habitually scoring goals Its good! Key Club l, 2, 35 Soccer l, 2, 3, Co-Captain 3, All-City, County and State, Baseball 35 Cresset 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Physical Fitness lg Officials 2, 3. Bobby Rydell fan enjoys Murphy's worker pushes '58 music likes to sing. Ford . . . appetite for apples . . . fan of spinning disks . . . en- joys her water wonderland . . . possible future secretary. Drama l, 25 Modern Dance 2. 1232 ON COOVER 9 Harwick Dr. CHARLES COPELTON 64 Sterling Ave. DAVID COPPER 43 Park Lone in business . . . Military Club 2. opposite sex in his Chas really enioys lit Rambler . . . keeps terature . . . Hungarian food . . . l don't need this aggre- out waits till vation! . ., a i964 blue Stude- minute . . . an to col- baker adorns his garage . . . often can be seen playing ten- nis. ill Nort interested in mili- tary goings on especially o little skirmish called the Civil War Junior Fireman at Nottingham ... B r o m Ie y boy French fries. Naturalist Club l. I Wlif iiflifvii WMKEBWW , Nw . JJ59- Q , , . . . 1 u B A N I I AR CI PAULA CLARK JAMES CLARK 4 Br on d l Eli beth . 35 Charles Way 2ll Lowell Avenue ' kip' ... ' ool a m ose! Ju-ji su Joe K . . . oriental od P la I. .. a DeLaval worker Jim ... Rack'em up .. . . ., ,, What s ro wit die or anything eatable, of co rse ..l. enioys dancing . .. For- friend of Mr. Atlas . .. pizza, nose? Why does he like want me to throw you? get it proud of a '61 green please pool hall patron Italian food? . ., a Dallas, Texas I. .. girls, gym, and lunch Falcon French fry fan his main iob is doing - nothing? fan . . . Has m a n y previous in-door sports . . . future at quiet when she has to be . . . . . . artistically inclined . . . engagements? on to college l.B.M. Steinert's mascot. secretarial future naturally. English is not for him work definitely. ahead. Key Club 2, 3, Student Council 2, P.S.8tD. l, 2, Vice President 2, Choir 2, 35 Special Choir 33 Cross Country 2, Physical Fitness Dance Band 2, 3gABowling Club lg Football Club lj Military Club 2. Drama l, 25 Personal Typing 25 Work Experience Program,,3. Cross Country lj Track 2, 3, Art l, 2, 3. ban.,-fl' M... fi- time Vw 'L L. STEVEN CLEAVES SUSAN CLUGSTON JUDITH CODDINGTON JOHN CODY l5 Sycamore Way l705 Nottingham Way 2l Tappan Ave. l3 Thoreau Road Sunshine ' .. . Big tilt Sue .. . dangerous opponent Cod Great Scott! .. Don likes pizza and apple l doubt it looks like Mr, in basketball aided Helene poet laureate of Steinert pie, but not together Stein- Updike? scientific master mind cooks the birds at Gino's . . . photography and chemistry usually seen but not heard? rushing off ta Rutgers. Slide Rule Club 2, Science Club Fuld this summer often kid- ded about her driving all kinds of favorite foods a future X-ray technician. G.A.A. Council 3, Future Nurses glub lg Girl's Officials Club l, constantly forgetting things possesses the typical cheerleader image . . . a talented seamstress attempts to knit future nurse. Honor Society 3, Sec, 3, Chair l, 2, 3, Hy-liter 2, 3, Associate Editor 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Cheerleaders 3. 37 ert's orator from Notre Dame . . . football and fast cars . . . for example, a certain white Chevy ll . . . college -- ho! Honor Society 3, Pres. 3, P.S. LD. 2, Pres. 3. las JOSEPH CI , fl f I ' CLIN, ' . kv 1 , Y AL i 'f - EILEEN CHADWICK PATRICIA CHAMBERLIN ' , room Chairman 35 Print Club lg 265 Norway 26 Fleetwood Drive 972 Klockner Road , R V' -Y. . ,one f Steine 2 I . . . bongo .. . hot dogs 'fPatrish . .. mad about Ma- ' nine .. Cphuhlh on minut X and Sauerkraut, Stewart style runes and lifeguards Mom's steaks, g j you Stein rt and don't forget the pickles! Peppermill Restaurant horse- and i 9 seball, bosetjall, lunch is the best time of back riding a great pastime Q! bas l . . . .- doubt 'i,l ' . . . day , . . they say she blushes Old Dosters , . . seafood . . , pq -should owmfan orapQd grove medical secretary. Cathedral transfer future 85- ,. a Elrist-nley boyQ. on to D ll .D rl: I 2 physical ed. mayor. me Wal' - ram ' dlem GIS' ' I B ' M if 24 M d ' Q ball 2 34 sagem Km i JO va ,ff 322555 GC mes ' oem i , 5 , , ' :J 2, eridge kafhysicamgitness l. lloju X ' fl! J J ' A ,il A ffl ef' 5 by y' X29 s ' PM flffffff if iff 4 i I A- j.. 1 U A X1 f , 5-1 i X, . - , A , U V A is I Q ,y i l, 1 iz, , IX , wi, ..... VV b U! J wk X r ,ftxfld i 3 LM J vglnf .K 1 11,0 7 jffr ll, lijrduv it A ii, 3 if kj ll' ' f fl fi 'I tl 1 1 ,j ,, i N 2 H X lf' , lj CMN l l Xl ,i J y f fl X 15 ll' I if Cf! I if tl bi N .I cl , of MARIA CHIARELLO ANDREW CHI lf!-IOWARD CHIPPERO l2l2 Nottingham Way l34 Moffatt Aven ' Ik Q31 Thoreau Road Geri those long fingernails Chi Chi Fly A.. V s r ltlwhatf tears around lin o 0 Beatle fan Hi, billiards in a bi Chi' em t . . . usually seen in a Ugly! one of Mr, Rosen's full time r e? b fo? ll huddle won Green- girls loves to dance and ketball and An sho' wgc, Dairies D39 Oward? collect stuffed animals. dancer that ild lr -,Yaoi h interest il? last year's'-senior Business Machines 25 Drama Club Baslcetball 35 Print l, jtliglss .Club coaegeicgazibfzcn' Zowge. l, Library Club 2. gfficials Club 2, Fo IW , Varsity ,,S,, dub 2' 3: Home- , Military Club 2. 'l i 36 Sue smiles worked at and candy is fun Majorette 2, 35 Usherettes 25 Maiorette Club l, 2, 3. DAVID CHMIELEWSK 322 Connecticut Ave. Another better late than never follower an Irishman gone Spartan sports enthusiast quietly quiet future - undecided. L11 x X Xs i XX x ROSEMARY CARNAGHI RANDOLPH CARTER WALTER CARTLIDGE PATRICIA CARTWRIGHT 130 Concord Ave. 720 Edinburg Road 333 Miller Ave. 7l Sadie St. Marnie one of the A- Randy the noisest one of Sonny l doubt it Pat You know! lunch bunch Chinese food the bunch? gourmet of Oh no! has an interest chocolate candy gets lost and life savers ..i mad scieg- ltaIianGcuisg1e d... lfd ubt it. inwlsvgfimming an? traccsc ag- Sven with cg fmaial a good tist... ,great. ...wie s ... ym- an y - e w... ciaos... uure ec swa- river einirey a procras- a paint brush in her spare time always has things don Lo tim? er for the U. S. tlnator a smiler has.o future Florence Nightengale. . , . ice-cream eensfimeyje C C I 2, Ph . I W0f1d2Vfl-ll lOUQh 59CfefO 'e5 Public Speaking end Debating ig College W ho- A, Gi, ' Q' L Aeafqfss ,fU2'f Y ' ' 'WCG - beware! A G.A.A. Council 35 Maiorette Club physical pmegs 1. , I 'pi gy gusiness Machines 25 Modern lf 2? Modem Dance 2' 3' Club 2.4 fi!-4 A uf' Dance l, 25 Tumbling l. X ' L . U S ' i I OJ. i, , L i L, mf. A My A ur Li it .cv .iw ii if W' V H Ji.. to V ,X Lo U3 rj' k CXl1L, u.iXHL,,'f . l if 1 1 X J - ix '. . V , ' A 3 :N -'- 'I 4 fr. ,H p Q71 If nfs . '- 'if fifmfj-,5l'e,'f, 'RJ li l Akfgv U DOMINIC CASEY '1 'lj XA 'T oNY Cv, vALLAl1'g'.i GERALD cEEALoNl JAMES cEFALoNi 45 Linton Avenue 'I 99 Audrey Place 289 George Dey Road 289 George Dey Road Don a member of the 'f Tony l doubt it Cef That's cool as a Cef constant comedian French Fries Eater's Club Gino's man merry model moose Italian food is the the cat's meow What another fan of Ray Charles maker that wavy hair best! advocate twin is it, Zoak? those Rabin rod and reel enthusiast oh adept on the accordion future - IBM School. Hood Pants Italian food's that red hair sociologist. craves hamburgers college . . a must Frank Sinatra fan - ho for ci grand person. PhV5'COI Fllness l' Jimmielland the gang of . , ' don a beanie at Typing Club lg Mechanical W! Drawing 25 Business Machines 2. Trenton Jumor' 'R 4-se Q--Q.-f 35 Student Council lg Auxilium La- tinum lp Naturalists Club lg Of- ficials Club 2. IFN Quai' CRAIG CORELLI 2737 Quakerbridge Road Diane ,. . Long eyelashes . . , loves steaks a great bowler can be seen working at the counter of Mercerville Phar- macy . . , a Navy mon. Bridge Club l, 25 Music Ap- preciation 2. .i Gina N, '5L AUDREY CLIFF CRADDOCK 2 Street 'D 878 South Olden Avenue Candy Cotton -.., t'fBelieve 1 Ma .., What is it . .. me! ',. . . Jwirls a mean' batorpftblushes bountifully . , . E. J. Kor- , . . Eet Gud Bakery' salesgirl '1vette's ,istockboy . , . Italian food . ,. . . .V ' of pizza please! . . L I .head , fan L .5 cars, cars, cars . . , lpos- maicgevtte .. . definitely hds aq 'stock car races , . . watch out future inter stx in V beautic an. work! abr that '59 Black Chevy . . . Drama Mnldrettes l, 725i 35 Co-Eaptovi ' Orkmg iworld O Od' 2, Captain A3.i ' ' i r Q X X ml 'x Aw '. G 5 'gl - , ry , ' I .i , , : F5 ' ' l 'l ff, I i A6 . ALLEN CRISCUOLA 33 Nancy Drive Ai . . , Make your own Iuck . , . cars, cars, and cars ,. . oh that smile . . . watch out for that 58 Plymouth convertible . . . eats anything edible . . . one of the cooking club cookers mechanics in the future. Soaking Club 35 Auto Club 2, DOUGLAS DANBERRY 6 Audrey Place Doug the one who never speaks but hears and sees all . .. historically inclined . . . has a knack for knowledge . . . the working world ahead. if MARTHA DANBERRY 32 Williams Street Mickey How do you like thot? an avid gym class fan? a Blue Devil transfer does she really have ci continuous laugh? on to IBM school. Personal Typing l, ILONA DANCH 22 Macon Drive lllon-:J J. Oh! that's nice! Steinert's intelligent sophisticate iHa! Hall Rain- bow's worthy advisor prefers piano, painting, plus Peter, Paul and Mary Future in English at Douglas. Student Council lg Hy-Liter, Edie tor l, 2, 35 Drama Club 25 Honor Society 3. 4,5 Qnig., ii, in 1-'Y' bv S- ww. 39 Q X ' BARBARA ANN DAVIS LYNN C. DAVIS THOMAS DAVIS JAMES DAWSON 94 Marshall Avenue 4 Green Briar Drive 3019 Nottingham Way Newkirk Ave. Bobbie . , . makes you won- Lynn . . . Oh no, I don't be- Tom . . . You're nice! I. . . J.D. . . . a eneral Motors der, don't it? likes being lieve it! she has very crack shot with that spotlight fan .., agile' wit a pool cue a waitress at the Chicken House small feet - lust big shoes thinks he is a basketball? .. . nite-life is grea avid . , . Elvis Presleys' the most . . . blushes bountifully watch out . .. steak man . . . photography sportsman in water and ut . . . marriage neit Year. i X for a black 53 Ford . . . pro- . . . IE feet but' at ldO fo t' per- may beiom teacher, Usherettes gg Drama l 'Persoigigi spfftwe Rlder ,B'O'1f'3i ESO LJ ' ' ' W' S U Y meek' Ph sicalgFitn Club l. T mai ' J P ' igrbma 2, TYDIFIQNQCIUD. St d t C .4575 I t t , 'A A u en ou ci e esen a- fvt :A N ri, 1,11 tive 37 Mechanica ND g Club Q . Q A ,r ' , .,g ,,' 1 Qi lg Reading Lab s Design X 1 1 N ATN' fv L 2, anor Saciet 3. ' Q , :P x .ll i - - . N L' YI tgp gdb -' li f X W A K , -. fi A , '- I if Lf i 3, ' L ' 4 1 X N Q , i if i x lbw Cl WA 1 WA iff' I 'Iyx ' ' X ' 'Q L JL! 1 R A A x 5 ff, xx , x , x i f J V 'I l Lf' L X X 'A 32 5 . 1 A , -i fl A Q. 5 i I s N is f Y , A i I., , - ' I 1 v U . IU. 1 I 1 5 , .Hg . ri, f 5 J ' 5 lv 1 .. Lf NJ I. 1 90.1, 'irq X Q '1,: uf 1 , Q, 4 , ' 5 lj J' , I , . N.. r. 1.1 , A V -G . fl J J it ,A it QA if A 5 5 lil. 'V , Q, Xi J f-1 N li .,N i if T J Av A -A PM Af' ' ily fit' X A L SU' A L. iv A if A get ,M Ai .fe V S A , msn ns om ' WILLIAM ouozisk .Kwik di Pstgskfrri-44 DIANE nenszzi 26l4 Liberty Street ,g 4 Wendover Way , 82 Es pte lvd. . 7 Guilford Lane Says he's under-nourished!?! Pete food for eating only Demos a s ling Spartan-x Di Don't sweat it! . What are you - jealous? what's happening? comes from ba very small -, an italian food fan a history . . . Oh, that white T-bird! . . . Automobiles, cars, bombs - family? . . . a nifty one with l addict . , . likes to bowl . . . lots of fun . . . musically en- dowed . . . what a sense of humor! . . . hopes to m a k e medicine his career. Concert Band l, 2, Marching Band I, 2, Dance Band l, 2, Choir 2, 3. anything with wheels espec- the numbers in Math class fm! Craig, Craig, Craig a future ially a 56 green Chevy he gets a charge out of elec- Trenton Vocational School in the tronics on to school. future' Operetta 2, Stagecrewg Drama Beagle Club 2. 2, Military lg Auto 2. typewriter tickler. Drama Club lg Library Club 2: Business Machines 2. V lx '57 40 1 i , l' wfffml ,Nw ,sind W JJMW, M B My M722 7i2i4,4.,C-A 'I oft' EDWARD DEVINE PATRICIA DEY 52 Christine Ave. 5 Charles Way 7 Wickom Ave. Ed . . , somberly sentimental Pat . . , Big Tilt . . . loves Dave .. , Who? . ,. an Irishman gone Spartan foot- ball fanatic ... Mr. Muscles ... weightlifting fan a Honda hurrier has a definite in- travels in decade Chevy ltalian food fan of Dion clambers for Clare enjoys likes to bowl Jerry a good steak mathematically collects stuffed animals avid minded plans to continue dance fan hopes for secre- naval activity. tarial position. terest in last year's senior class Military l, 2, Naturalist 2. Drama lg Business Machines 25 livingopes to hammer for ms Library Practice 2, Honor Society 3. Football l, 2. JF' WIT? DAVE niLLoN 4 14,405 V I!, ROBERT DISZLER 385 Miller Ave. DIZ Dean Martin delirium ... Deitz ... filet mignon and mi'k ala milk baseball bomber What do you say? headed in a collegcwise direction. Varsity Baseball 2: Naturalist Club lg Officials 25 Baseball Club lg Physical Fitness 2. ROBERT DOAN ROBERT DONOVAN DOUGLAS DOOLITTLE BARBARA DOWNS 72 Gary Drive 4378 Nottingham Way 2968 Quaker Bridge Rd. 30 Hollyknoll Dr. Bob one of the spartan Malcom Moose an Acme Doug Don't sweat it Bobble l don't believe boaters What's the story checker his favorite subiect does he really do little? you said that! has a dif- here? loves that ltalian - lunch? has small feet, smooth talking salesman ferent, but delightful, laugh cooking writing talents along but big shoes common hob- favors a peanut butter sand- eston Pharmacy salesgirl with his talented toes his byist subject - girls on to wich physically and mentally . . yirhy shefsocinterested in th-eme Osong - There's A college. fit outlook unknown. , th e vices?l a swift M T 'h .,.W' . . .. . .. . thxncerfgn iamgrg tecdgis l-ly-Liter lg Choir 2, 3. Military lg Biology lg Langu e S ua: f wPrk A,9hef'd 'ends 'O 'amp' Womhop 2' A . 'Z3,f..?-4 .ngefsz-T il22inelQ Quill a. sewn 3,4Hy-Liter 2, 3, i C l Ut' MQ 'nes 2. 7 ' P.S. 8- D. 25 Varsity Soccer 2, 35 -X V' , . '24 Varsity Track 2, 31 Physical Fit- X X NH, 'C r C ness lj Baseball Club l. XM . Y , h C QP C3 ,y ' f 1 .93 ' 'N 1' ' .A A I C 54 i 'X X V .-5 I .. N? Q, ' fi ll 5 'ti We ' -524 . C if faq' I 'i I 41 X . 'SZ 1'-5, av-. ' gx V 'tgmf Y X C Joe . . . golf caddy and TV tech . . . Well, ain't that nice? . . . Known for his twang . . . quiet scientist and ham radio enthusiast . . . drummer boy . . . modern-day explorer . . . future Joe college. Marching Band I, 2, 35 Concert Band I, 2, 35 Orchestra I, 2, 3, Science Club I, Operetta 2, Choir 2. ef 05 f A' fcwjfef' gf' pp' N QMW . t ' i ' M if M Wffwff iwiyiil tif' iw RICHARD DRANSFIELD JOSEPH EDWARDS Q! . L f Ray you know strange? Peg I don't believe it ... audibly auburn .,. goes f o r bridges, Bainbridges of course . . . glides across the dance floor . . . swimming and sweets . . . enjoys mixing magic potions . . . hopes for ivy edu- cation. Drama lg Future Teachers lg Operetta 35 Honor Society 3. laugh? chicken, rice and gravy swimming and basket- ball in season beatlemaniac, Yeah, Yeah, Yeah Ac- counting counts high Busi- ness may be his business. Hy-Liter I, Typing 2, School Bank 3. MARGARET ELKINS ALBERT ENOURATO JOHN EPERJESI I9 Phaeter Drive 3428 East State Street Ext. l7Ol Yardville-Hamilton Miss: I have be er Al Potatoe chips and pret- Square Road things to do short u zels ... No kidding . ,. Fu- Ep .,. censored . , . sets sweet screams or ice ture Willy Mosconl Eats to- his curls grease monkey cream Margrets for Ann motoe pies between snacks at Cities Service runs 9 Margret rides the high tides Always a hit ls a solid yr. Chevy make mine a Perennial homeroom chair Rock Hudson man. shake, please driving for a man prospect for Rider dragster plans to serve Uncle Sam. 42 PATRICIA ESCHE l5l5 Cornell Ave. Patrick at the Chicken House ... You're kidding! .. . avid fan of the peanut butter and jelly sandwich . . . Al Martino follower . . . favorite food - chicken, that's good publicity . . . a future typewriter tickler. Usherettes 2, Choir 35 Drama I. I r ' N C ,yl 4 i ini f rt! ii i .,k ix wi llf 1' SALLY JANE EVANS 106 Miry Brook Road Short Stuff The whisper- ing wind You're kidding will eat anything good likes tiling books has hopes for a Corvette Favorites are eating and boys, Library Coub lj Modern Dance 2. lim i ' I J BOLESLAW EWASKIEWICZ lOl9 Edinburg Road Mr. Machine Steinert's foot- ball man Math's his sub- ject rnotto: better late than never favorite food is Pira- shki . . . out-of-doors man . . . future as Smokey the Bear's helper. Football l, 2, 35 Track 2, 3, Football Club lg Naturalist's Club lg Military Club 2, Physical Fitness Club 2. i ' f. -- i kb ' WAYNE EVERETT BRYAN L. EVERHART S ERRY EWA T. K 34l Wilson Ave. 4 Mill Bend Rd, 4328 Nottiigha Way Josh . .. How's it going! Bryan .. , sells many door Sher . . Nxburg is and Bea lest owns a certain pair of red knobs at Blake's Suburban Hard- L. W at? .. how 'ob ut shoes? . .. a tomato sandwich wore How about that Gin5's with Pau McCaX'tney? fan an eager apple eater Drummer boy Teen Beat My n yes! Italian Anchors aweigh or Marines ... a transfer from South Bruns- food lan ok out for that watch out! wick High night school blue andxwhite Plymouth ahead. seeks success a a secretary. Concert Band 3. Modern Dance 2. JOHN FALCEY PAMELA FARRAUTO JANET FARRELL 2l Morgan Ave. 6ll Norway Avenue 454 Buttonwood Street Hork-eye . . . at least . . , Pam . . . Works in Burnswick Jan . . . 'Oh my wordl' . . . good driver of the year? Beauty Shop Norm sports enthusiast hoagies at a 'chilli' food fan a sports Ecch! .. hysterically history Kreme King Al Hirt and lover Man, that Manfred? minded nuptial plans upon his trumpet for is it Jan'sJ College - ho! graduation the smallest Dick at Trenton State col- make the mightiest! lege in her future. Football 3, Stage Design 2, 3. Marching Band l, 2, 3, Concert Band ', 2, 3, Official's Club I, 2, GAA Council 2, 3. 43 55, in-. R . 3, .Q MARIA FAUSTI 2045 Greenwood Avenue Rea ... what a laugh . .. Hang in there .. . W,E.D. secretary . . . lives on tomato pies and coke . . . another of the Dean Martin gang ,. . drag racer? . . . dancer . . . a secre- TIMOTHY FEEHAN JOHN FERLISE 2ll Beal Street Big Tim can shoot pool THOMAS FINN 4 Mark Twain Drive l23 Edmund Street Mr. Sukimaki smuggled in Huck public speaker or roll bowling ball . . . watches from St. Anthony's . . . That Keep it cool! . . . hobby, pas- Bugs Bunny every chance he did it! food goes all Italian time, or favorite subiect? - gets . . . Wild . . . teased . . . Oh, Fa! . . . avid art fan girls . . . steak and lobster lover about his fast car First mate at Kremper's Pharmacy. plays the skins coke and Del Shannon pretzel apple pies college or l.B.M. passions possibly Uncle 5am's tarial career. Drama Club 2- Military Club I School. new nephew. School Bank and Tickets 25 Red A I r Ili U Operetta 25 Drama Club 2, P.S.8fD. l, 2, 35 Drama Club l, gross lg Work Experience Clubly V tm 1 xvJ,.l.ig Typing Club 2, Chorus 3. 2. , 1 ,dull ' 44. .J I' fs' i .f . -,fy ,, 'A f 'J IJ' ' A 'WIN' Rv,- .ii-rfxf , .UQ -ftlX'l.- .i.-.a 1 1 ILXIJVNV ' X 6 A Y-LAX it 'Q-if ml' l ' X' ' r--Uma. l Eb 1 , sip ' 'i 'fit Iliff 'J - LW 'lj i X Q . wi ! ,Z f ! ' m H .- ,fl f. 44' - Jil w tiff I - ' - 14' 4 IJVL 1,11 ' . t, H 0 , . I Ny . ,M .ff F JA, 1 ,V I rj X, f W ' , All 1 ' H ' J-V l If fav .54 . J 6 ,T I fir' f ' lx! .4111 U fd lf MICHAEL FISHER 6 H RRY FITZ E f CARRIE FLIKE KENNETH FORREST 148 Regina Avenue 309 Shady an 3l Mirybrook Road 6l Ward Avenue Mike Quiet till music class Fitz Electroni Marvel Kerry You better believe Ken What's this? a vocal wonder watch for MELA Wa r Towers it! steaks, steaks, steaks another of the Honda fans out for a black and white Last of the Cre tory Kids aided Helene Fuld during former Staunton Military Acad- Mercury always late, some- Ditto A h-i-Fi enthu- the summer her big feet? emy Cadet oh, that red hair times never. Choir l, 2, 3 - Madrigal 3, Military Club 2. siast Salads, salads, and a future Florence Nightin- more salads Look out Tren- gale. ton Tech. Chess and Checkers Club l: Naturalist Club 2. doesn't drop his English book purposely, it iust falls col- lege - ho! P.S.8-D. 25 Chess Club 25 Music Appreciation 2. 44 f , X . A . fs, bf, C, uc! f f we Z2 'df :Qzl?4'Q'La 0 .5 fe., J5,e:L4,72e, Q2 652, ROBERT FORT BETTY JEAN FOSS KENNETH G. FOWLER-C6 Y 5' MICHAEL FREIHAUT 278 Lynwood Ave. 8 Kino Court 224 Young's Road I4 lthaca Court Ratt Fink give us thot Jelly-Bean Now wait a Ken fabulous feet Mike those dainty desert laugh- again loves lobster minute! gives the appear- Don't be silly serves the boots! hunting and fishing likes to ice with the blades ance of being quiet Oui beer at Stewart's want in the great outdoors. . . Solid likes mechanical drawing Oui, Paris remembers most to? a dessert lover college ahead football, . . . girls, Roy Orbison, and Gene Pitney future - looks like nautical is the word. Art Club Qlub 2. L 'iv X4 X ,U her sophomore year Oh those wild conventions! plans to enter the medical field. .Mechanical D wing Majorette Club l5 Typing I5 Student Council 25 Chair 2, 35 eomerty 2. ,VL ham for burgers . . . outdoors- man ... Jose can you see Jeminez fan . . . tomorrow's theologian. Drama Club l, 2, 35 Typing Club l, 25 Reading Acceleration Club 2. Art Club lg Slide Rule Club 2. QI 3---M if-f BARBARA FOY 400 Mercer Street Barb . . . really goes for a menu that gobbles . . . Your Nice . . . how about some cheese? takes to horses and water . . . fanatic about nurs- ing . . . nursing a future. Future Nurses Club l, 25 Busi- ness Machine 25 Junior Red Cross Club l. if JOHN GAFGEN 3sGrenville Court Ice cream and steak . . . that ain't bad . . . George Burns fan . . . always lending paper . . . the Hamilton Square Bap- tist's couldn't do without him. Baseball l5 Officials Club 25 Military Club 2. APRIL GARNIER l43 Acres Drive Ape . . . rides the range . . . No joke! another perennial pizza pie eater along with ice cream? . . , tennis anyone? how about a scooter pie? . . . dreams for Waynesburg. Hy-Liter l, 2, 35 Drama Club 25 Typing Club 2, 3. l WN llriliuvfwilifglvilirfiififtrl, WWW ,,,,VN'llf ,si .0 3 l ,M ELAINE GAZE 798 Klockner Road An athletics addict loves minute steaks lhard chewing oren't theyl . . . stinko! . . . Rainbow girl future Angel of Mercy . P.S.8tD. 25 GAA Council 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 45 School Bank and Tickets 35 Girls Official Club 35 Honor Society 3. N l .N-'--Y . k X -... N 'fl 4, 4 I 'ij -Li.s..jT ,. 'iiv---'-we-K-f 305 'A xv '5'X C 1 :Milf J ,Wi XM ffgw' 'Q' K Wx .-S 'gxh'.g.,,4- ' fo , ,L-f ', . qs s Q- Nas' , CN' - X . . W l W A, f , . s..,s9,gN ,an-C '.,,,,Q,r,, -lc . .Ll rr . ,df -Claw 51 im jk .uit f, ii-:A cjct - . X- D ring-Q t K !VH.f:h,,5 V' k X:S.x:,..,.,X -. V - 7 U Y V v X f . ,Je iXwl,.:jCV-is ilk -AV, P cg v Yixflvr-vi' A l BXNA al l i -'T M, V N it , 't fi A N-.af-.gb---.--.'.s.. 1 ,, ,' ft?-1,i..,s - - . --Gslfx s5 i':'x 'T x lf' it tk, . 55 wi .lxzg 'bk 'J JJ V--i ' L-EW' Ablvrtx JN JM' F xii, I--in t ALBERT GEIGER MURRAY GENDZEL ' XXX -ll. JOHN GETZ RICHARD GIALLELLA ll Albimarle Road Al . . . wonder'ful . . . fuzzy car mirrors? . . . an E.J. Korvette man watch out for a white convertible cars, cars, cars . . . a possible future in a Trade. Beagle Club l, 2. 247 Wilson Avenue Mur Fabulous, fabulous key clubs amateur photo- grapher famous for his Hy- Liter editorials . ,. wonderfully witty ... cavils in class ... from Steinert to campus May the August moon always fill your cup, Hy-Liter l, 2, 3: P.S.8-D. 35 Operetta 2, 35 Quill and Scroll: Drama Club l, 2, 3. NJl7 Monore Drive Stan . . . steers that hot '55 blue Ford . . . You sure? . . . a sugarless gummer? . . . pizza and Jonathan Winters . . . collects post scripts? . . . urge for selling used cars. Military Club lg Music Apprecia- tion 3, Auto Club 35 Beagle Club 3. 2520 Liberty Street Rich meatball maniac What a beauty oh, that temper! seems his cars gas tank permanently registers empty agile soccer, basketball and track man that unforget- table black eye future col- lege man. Baseball l, 2, 3g Soccer 35 Of- ficials Club 2, 3g Physical Fit- ness Club 2. 3: 1 CAROL GIBBONS I9 Holt Circle Chauffeur of a white Caddy Plans for marriage to Elvis? Ester Williams with hamburgers and french fries ls often seen blushing in English class. GAA Council 3, Modern Dance 3, Library Club l. KAREN GIBBS IS Downing Road Would like to dance with Elvis . . . Converts the seven-ten , . . Forget it Can type while eating potatoe chips and drink- ing soda Plans to work for State Highway Commission - Constructing roads? GAA 35 Modern Dance 2. THOMAS GILSENAN l29 Parker Place Gizzy . . . left footed winger . . . Soccer balls are shot from a cannon ... l'Il never tell , . . From the halls of Monte- zuma . . . Likes girls . . . Cornes from a long line of Bromley stars. Soccer l 2 3' Print Club l ROBERT GIOVANELLI ll3 Stocton Street Bob puts off anything but eating plays a horn tcar horn, that isl a stamp collecting auto mechanic. Auto Club 3. jwwgfifl 46 '11-fs ' 'l 1' . . L- i - A. 1 I wi V-'J ' ' , fl.. N Ml-so l . V .X - , , , , 1 , . . .A I . 1 L l VCX L V E xl 5' ' 'if' ' i uf Xt c V J In . A EJ, i.,,,M.x ...W 5 l JANICE GLONEK MARK GOLAB EUGENE GOLDBERG HENRY J. GORCZYCKI 432 Trinity Ave. 2446 Ycirdville Rd. l4 Scammell Ave. 2l Alton Rd. Jan Egads and holy to- Cool it he's shy? Goldie one of Mr. March- Hank Kobasz ton makers one of the A steak - and he doesn't mean and's magic harriers Hello That's boss! Ringo for Lunch Bunch o ton of Mr. sandwich - enthusiast com- there! Beatles two or President eight ball in the Pflaumer tickles the ivories bines physics and baseball as six legged? apples anyone? side pocket plans to operate plans to become a first grade teacher. favorites drives around in o blue Ford Trenton Junior white Dodge l.B.M. school or guard the coast. a funeral parlor eats cigars operates hot coinputor Hy-Liter I, 25 Dra Clu 2', -'Toy hall' , - l f ' Cross Country 45 Physical Fitness in Summer' l y I P J Choir 35 may Soc 3. fl' -Ebseball 2. ff 4 . Club 3. Art Club 25 Chess Club 35 f-' 'YU 5 Military Club 3. F l' V i l -f JUJ ff' O ' J' ' U xv i infill Dip! ll L NU! ll ll Wy L7 1 I I If - ' ' V l i-f ' H. I N Jfy .J 'lx mv' 9 J' iff Q , Q fic no i ,-1 li A 1 gm if fy- fl J i C4 .. r 4' - .5 'x r- K lf-, N V - V.. x 5, N 1 ' W' L ,wlbcifiu i ,X Lil ik, l n will t 1 6 ,IU L rt.. X C Q X A .M 7 ,l A 'J X . ' L, N LVL L' . is ' C .V , , CJ' l' iQ -' lXlliij,Af'51 ,Al LLM I 'lf ' - X I-LLLMH NJS A k,s6,-'VX 7'mr3I If x 1 ' .fry ' . I ,V v v 'E V i LV. LL S Vp lu'blLl3c,1 C V LDL ! 0' of v N X by -l ALEXANDRA GOSS PHILIP GOTTLIEB WILLIAM GRASER ELEANOR GRAY X 263i Nottingham Way I4 Livingston Dr. 64 Concord Avenue 446 Buttonwood Street Alex ... yeah, but ... one Phil ... Too much ... Bill ... will eat anything edif EI ... Chung King tan . .. of the A Lunch Bunch enioys Bach, Beethoven and Brahms - which one? .. . drinks goats milk! future with the elementary set. Future Nurses i5 Choir l, 2, 35 Madrigal 2, 3. a National Shoe salesman a jazzy drum and sax player Dave Brubeck Quartet enthusiast owns a dashing maroon Anglia . . . member of Cloudy Future Club. Student Council 25 Drama Club I5 Music Appreciation I, 2, 35 Physical Fitness Club 3. ble delivers papers through rain, sleet, or snow ultra- conservative .. . hook shot spec- ialist wants to be on engi- neer .. . of a train? ... has so much extracurriculors that he hosn't time to sleep. Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Hy-Liter l, 2, 35 P.S.8tD. 2, 35 Honor Society 3. You know . . . plans to help Ben Casey . . . o Murphy girl has a Chinese pen pol Science Fair winner Helene Fuld ahead. P.S.8.D. l5 GAA Council 25 Slide Rule 25 Future Nurses' Club lg Typing Club l, 25 Honor Society Sl. .An .. i, I ,N 'N-.-JRXX ny i :N-. - ,gm Vx 1 'XII i my- , jd X i ' lf A XJZIJV ' l A i ,KJ , 5 NA X L l 1 - . r , ,, NJ xx ' ' M -K' - GERALD GRAY RAYMOND GRIFFIS JANET GROPP LINDA GROSS X . , 5l Albemarle ad. -as sunset Blvd, va smvS0 Ave' 103 Wegrler Ave. Jerry X' Do have onel Mouse or dog small Qian or D-D l doubt Linda l Steinert'sl first rep- blushes bountifullyllm. ,gas but mlgghtylb the soccer kid E 5.. KGSDTE 3 sceargbook -Elof resefntatlvef lip. Coiumbla HH. ,bl a st a t i o n .attendant Lf.. never t at lac and white 54 OYS4 - . - f' 6 S U C00 'GS DVS Y Der ec lonls . . . at as puts things off?' '-.watch our Chevy spaghetti and meat- Hes dimples Gnd freckles e5sDonol?' G bose violin for that green and white Chevy balls Cl favorite Z.. really swings Talley ho dld she find fiddler Bogota or Bust his favorite hobby is cycling that bat might trade Spar- bei SDIFOQYVO In WQSDIDQTONP C0HeQe'h0! working world aheadv -Vg, ton green for Army green, Wants to teach llttle ones. Modrigol Choir 21 3: Concert Q M ld Mumfb' Ad V' Reading Club i5 Mechanical Student Council l, 2, 35 Choir Band l5 Operetta l, 25 Honor X 259.1 lyme'-1 JLL' 'qv of 'YJ D,-Owing 25 Soccer 2, 3, l, 25 GAA Council l, 35 Malo- Society 3.x ,I , tk J l X i -Li-L ,' 'L L' ' gm' -cv A ,Q v f. rettes l, 35 Drama Club I5 , ,l 5 'f'4,t,.U, ' i u. A . fz, y -W , .l,, J l 1010 cltfefbfi' JKMC 5-t Q Meflwuf Lliefhil, .,l,1,.2f-'flggtylf Modem Dm? .25 '-yi. tar Uplgfcerffr 3 V. CL HU N ,I EQ! -fy H lvvq I .CJ , yur ik-AA, f LJ 5 L iff! I VI-,fha 'f we life D . H .W m . Lf f rw ,L 4. fn-f L - -rf' l .11-f s 'J w'5'Q' CNW f Cl-'M .aff- . dna fl? QV' 5 MMA' '75 2.2 A '-'fJ M Mil? ,-ri R -efigiyy .NLF fn' KTVW 'lift-ffl' , -L, L' J' . ev 9. ff if V J - 'f rg f 1 5 UU' . .Q ' . f i,1, ..l, ,iw OJ . tv .W 'cliff'-, new -uw' -its-f f' life l' lea-'-ll .self . lu , ,lf if LL Li .V wwf Nj V, ., Nt 1, , , fl, 4, , 5, , Ll ,,. j? .4 ., 'ill' 1 ,.,q - ' , fy' . A' 5, ' rf , if ft L ,fu L l. rfb' l 'J K, Y .1 - L: 5 ' nf i ' .JJ 7 1' g, J .fi . l M21 f 1 ll 1, ,J .L was HJ. .1 ,. .e , cr' l rl- v-,Li ,l Lbiffif 'N J' .J 5 yi. lux' 'Lew lvl-- l v' . ' riffs' l 'V A- . of -f-Li' Jrifff f sf' l fb? 'LA-L' ' sf- ' il' iw-'F fe ,rf if W l J wif. lxtf U3 ' Ui Q JJ, Qkjx U F his '-l1.f1Jl.ig??' ATL ,, ell ,gf L. - 1 Q 5 .Lf ,ig J K , l .- .r - -C. f J- V ,NN ' --.l Fel .f l' 'J , l ' ' N FRANK GUNSON ERWIN JOHN HAARWALDT MARY ANNkHALLlDAY ' Cl:IFFORD H'g4RB0lQ,R:l'r X Qv, i2 Berrol Ave. 316 Eaton Avenue llO First Avenue ll8 Waverlyt Place nl' Likes to keep the books straight Ery Work?--What's that? Blondie Likes basketball Cliff personality' DiQ5,VHf.. loves that Italian food sausage sandwiches are super Stay loose baseball enthusiast a drag racer ,. . next stop-college. Typing i5 Physical Fitness I, 25 Beagle Club . . . . You're out of your tree . , . football enthusiast . . . avid fan of Dick Van Dyke . . . steak savorer . . . Spends spare time running HO trains .. . future may include T.V. and radio work. .,. Where's Tim m y ? ... drives along with Mr. Tarr Tiny Tim sells latest fash- ions . , . blushes but definitely . . . college bound. Usherettes 25 Reading Lab I5 Future Teocher's of America 2. one of the Bromley boys specializes in 440 yard' dashes pounds a mean piano collects record albums soc- cer and surfing o future defender. r Auxiliurn Latinum lg Varsity S Club 2, 35 Student Council 35 lily-Liter 35 Soccer 35 Track 2, nil' Wh 48 ROBERT HARRISON l04 Jonathan Drive Bob BGOTIE fan soc- cer enthusiast french fries are fine a hankering for History another recruit for Uncle Sam . .. hopes to sail the sea in Navy blues. Physical fitness Club lg Military Club 2. ROBERT S. HAUPT 57 Hartman Drive . 1 l V' - 1 ll rf! .gy it l, . 'J x . , hif 'f .X -will Ll? jl ', J -il! KJ, lr JJ ny 1' ilk V ' Ffh . 7 ,X y Q , , ,Lf 14 i K ill 1 lvlf L i . ' li --'ll gl 'lla' gill I I fW'l'iV 4434 NNI' Q' I! ' ,J -i5-1 X ' 7 X ,J ky ' fi BA BARA HAUSTOWICH -f I khtTRIClA HAUST WICH I34 Gary Drive li I34 Gary Drive Hawk . . . Make it a pizza, please , . . Hobbies? - ice skating, fishing and hunting enjoys Italian foods What's happening . . , bell bottom trousers and sailor caps in his future. Bobbie Lives on pizzas You don't knows do you? Loves platter chatter Always a perfect game owns all Johnny Mathis records Con take short or long hand. Choir lg Banking and Tickets lg Reading Club 2. LL. 041,-v ing . SCOTT RICHARD HAWTHORN GEORGE A HENDRICKSEN CRAIG HENRY 143 Coleman Road Hawth quiet and conser- vative , . . Mr. President . . . when there-'s running to be done - Hawth will do it Trenton Times Sports Correpsondent high hopes for the Air Force Academy-or Lehigh. Honor Society 35 Student Couri- cil l, 2, 3, Sophomore 8- Junior Class Treasurer, Student Council Pres. 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Key Club l, 2, 35 Yearbook 2, 3, Varsity S 2, 35 Cross Country l, 2, 35 Track l, 2, 35 German Club 2, Vice-President 2. ll Miry Brook Road Moose swinging saxophone say . . . seen with player You don't Golden '60 Pontiac a certain girl name working at A 8. P . night School in the future. Pat , . . . . Rider U. S. Army Track lg arching Ban l, 2, 3, Concert ance Band , 2, 35 Choir 2 'kylbil iw 0 jg Wm V C V016 l63 Concord Ave. Shy, quiet type Real sports enthusiast steak savorer auto shop's a favorite pos- sible procrasti ator onetime harrier fture lies in the working world. xl we iii! will Pat . . , spins the discs . . , . Oh my gosh nibbles on anything .. . Blondie ... loves Hudd ... enjoys English class? ... swinging swimmer ... con' stantly babysitting secreta- rial future. Choir lg Library 2. FREDERICK W. HICKS IO Collins Road Fred Hey, Bo Avid fan of Ray Charles freckles . .. -soccer enthusiast . . , a record collector fanatic for peanut butter future serving Uncle Sam. Typing Club lg Physical Fitness lg Military Club 2. 6- ,N -. , xx. --2 - - A. 5 N- ,. -.T ' 1 S- ,R I K C' K. X 1. ix N K. h A A, ,A , 'ky l, i I ff . Xp .-- .M l P X 9 .L ti f iv . .P 4 . be s l xg., -. xo ,4 at vx S. ' it L, X A Et, , i tr - 'N x - 1 . 2 A ' X ' , x f iv ' -- ig.. 'l-f cl .xv ix ..Q' ,N X to g, K- ft., 1' c l tg, A Nj . X. K , .4 -X x . v x 'x x-.f .H X tw - - ' v L X V ' V fly . xy Lal 1 - 'f ' X X- L, L53 X. F .K . w 2- X -' X. L' 4 xl We ,-, - . 1 Q ,F ' x ' XL f k 7 L H DL, X S, K' XJ . N N LL' t K X I QJ -X! XX f-it X' I X V L Viv i H, . T' A L ' ,vm -.l l' ll' x 'L .E Q, A X V N . XX H x , . I! 'X , ,N . ,N l- R, v Y-x, l XIX. to L s 5 .- .. . 5 A X -X T' 'iw i it :tv .J w. -01. f ti . j ' , A - D x , NX . -.X -.N V . - 1 1 ' ' - I , L lx., L - K Mx Xgkw.. 'X u OU, ,VV .X JL Xie. .NN K . I VKX A. Q 'F rv LL ov U- 3 J L. - -2-' in f Xb - 4- ' QT xg .,.. .f L' ' Q l ' ' ' :U - . K. k Q, WX ',- - - lx., N t., V i V K, K xy 2, 'XJ to 'xl J' N' -.K N' t. . ,ip l QV :S 1 if 1- .fl , ll L A LINDA HoAGi.ANn seo as H FMANN, .jf , ,P Qc .'fMARClA Minus J. kk' 1 ' h V .Od ve. 3l5 EdlY'lbUfQ Rd- I9 Iein nuedbgjbkfl 'LL' ,MEIOI Nelson Avenue - C L' 1 . . h ? . red Hoag ... no not in the milk Phil . M ke 's fan '.. I Marc ... What!?! What!?! W' h - d re A s . . . llects machine . . . most spirited Spar- swings ith F ur Seasons . . . screams for ice cream . . .1 4 ,ny ies . . enio'ys I' ied 'cken tan . . . violently pounds things . . , em l ye of . e Trenton Yo lo creo! . . .I all foods fan A V. . p . .el c ' . . .sec eta- when she laughs . . . our Bloody Times . . , ushe 1 . . has o I. . . sports enthusiast . . . when il' r -,' ,- ur 4 - .M. ool Mary . . . chief of a summer swe t t for y. it's quiet you're bound to hea g i ed, If camping trip . . . wiggly nose . . . V her . . . Mercer Hospital Nursing:-f FU n ' ers 2 S- Mercer nurse. M ahead. fa i t . , .I , Work peril , Drama I, 2, 3, Choir 2, 3. l Honor Society 3: Choir I, 373-N ' 1 ' ' G.A.A. Council 35 Cheerleader, X 1 i , J.V. - 35 Future Teachers of ' American l, 2-Theasurer l, Vice M President 2. MARLENE HOOP 124 Mercer Street Angel . . . Oh Gods! ... agile acrobat No, I don't have false eyelashes . . . lives on French Fries tickles the keys and strums the guitar an amphibious girl .. . future en- vironment - an office. grasria lg Modern Dance 25 Choir LINDA HOOVER JAMES HOWARTH NANCY HUTCHINSON ll0 So. Burtis Ave. 24 Stacy Ave. 43 Laveer Avenue Linny You know! Jim kooky over cookies Nance Oh my! al- active in church choir and other Are you out of your hel- ways reading - even cereal activities . . . math wizard . . . met? . . . strums a guitar . . . boxes . . . play-ground instructor quiet-or is she? likes to steak savorer football en- at Rowan School Ricky Nel- water ski Trenton State thusiast high hopes for son fan ltalian food and in her future plans. college. unusual combinations Eng- German Club 2. Reading Lab lj Milirery Club ig 'ish 'mio' of Tremon Stole' Naturalists Club lg Officials Club Jr. Red Cross lg Future Teachers 2. l, 25 Travel Club 2. X ROBERT HUTCHINSON 33 6th Ave. Hutch . . . outdoorsman . . . never around during hunting sea- son eats anything edible fishy fisherman. . . will ex- change Spartan green for Army green. ALICE MAE JACOBUS Hughes Drive Daisy Mae Son of a Gun! . . . Spaghetti plus! . . . 9 year veteran of the 4-H enjoys horseback riding and bas- ketball ... likes Chemistry ... beautician school and marriage in the future. Majorettes Club Ig Choir 2, 3. ' 1 I I 1 I W 1 I I 5' 4 'Y . ' ' I I ' Q I , E , I l ' i I ij, A ' li ' I M , ol f PATRICIA JOLLY CHRISTINA JONES 27 Adella Avenue 7l William Street Pat . . . Oh Dear! . . . falls Tini or Stan . . . Hey out of lockers enjoys ice Missey! Johnny Mathis and skating .. . favorite time of day - lunch with Italian food ... likes to go to dances ... future as a scribe. Future Nurses Ig Library I. Andy Williams fan Enough to gag a magget enjoys swimming . .. beautician or sec- retary for her future. Drama. lg Personal Typing Club 25 Majorettes Club 25 Maiorettes - Alternate 3. FAITH JENNINGS 603 Johnston Avenue Faye ... Crunch! ... small but powerful plays the piano ... enjoys sewing ... Johnny . . . Italian foods are a favorite ... likes English and has a possible literary future mar- riage. Drama lg Choir 2, 3. MICHAEL JONES 64 S. Crest Ave. if Bones ... Big tilt ., spends spare time running! . . . often found in the gym . . , food - you name it, he likcs it track star Motivated toward the Marines. Physical Ed. Club I, 2, 3, Key Club 2, 35 Track 2, 3, gross Country 2, 3, Manager 2, PHILIP JOINER 32136 Nottingham Way Phil ... quietly auict ... pleasantly pleasant . . . cars, cars, cars . . . drag racing is a favorite hobby . . . Judo Joe . . . Oh really? . . , Chinese food fan , . . Beach Boy's enthusiast . .. Ridcr or Air Farce ahcad. Auto Club 2, 3, Music Appre- ciation 3. .. . L, X s ' - I, s K vu, L J Xu J I ' xr: ' ' -X I 0-7 . 5 , A i..f , RN vi .Qi Ybl 'C D C .9 S' F' . fw- ..-VV' JM' T--LJ 1 ,Lf-'J fx A ' l IJ VIR ,T s.fX,'X tk' ' LQLJ , KATHRYN J. JOSLIN -'K IIB Deerwood Drive XX' Kathy or Jos and I just want to say one more Li thing . . . chatterbox plus .,,vN5' I likes hot dogs . . . enjoys g- ing and icc skating ..s .,.. fd 'i c as a law or medical secref rygf IJ ,. .l A v Naturalist Club lg Personal Typgf' ing 25 Business Machines CluIj'2. K I .Eb I PATRICIA JURANIEC 6 McCoy Ave. Pat . . . That's smarts! . . . Polish pickles and cheese Beatle fan works with drift wood and painting puts off for tomorrow what she could do v Qu r .f MARGARET KARPOWICZ JUDITH KA PEROWIIQ CAROLE KEEN 2388 Yardville Road IO3 Magowaxn-Aven! ' 226 Sandalwood Avenue Marge or Maggie Like to Judi Oh surel .qi Oh Carole boating, beagles, and take a fit? gabby en- that right eyebrow! an apple biology strums a guitar .. . ioys Italian food . . . Johnny a day for lunch . . . collects admires Burl Ives . . . her white Mathis fan talking on the stuffed animals enloys bowl- German Shepard Fish'n Chips I telephone . . , enjoys water ing . . . future in IBM or as a and Italian food . . . marine Ju I. today future in IBM. sports nursing career. secretary. biologist or veterinarian. Art Club I, 2, Garden Club lg Drama Club l, 25 Music Ap- Personal Typing 25 Business Tumbling Club lg Modern Dance X ik, Bridge Club 2. preciation 2. Machines 35 Costumes 2, 3. 2. . , X 'I I , ,I .2 I t ' ' 1' 3 .f 2 Q J Q., X t, ' LN 1 I .-,Cf , ' ' 'jf ,fa L! I 'J 'A I J I V I ,, - . ' . .1 If I , ki K 3- I xl in J L 'I l Z.: -,AV VL' ,. 'f ' V , I - I , ll 1 ' 1, -tx J., - ' , A . , .I--1 ' 1 -ug -4' E ' .A I jf, :jf -f,,,u5.2, ,ef 'Lee'-,X Gi I IISDU. , 1,1 A lv , I I I-,f lt 1 lf lf H - I . f . , .. - l lu I fi- at I -. ,, If if I fc' .f 'V , M fq I ' L lv. CLYDE KEEN VIRGINIA KENDERDINE. .fjf iff f' I' HOLLACE KENNEDY U Il: ,MAF A I NED, 2 , l U 36l Connecticut Aveune 40 Cottage Court ' ,ff 38 Kino Boulevard Xl fx' no A biyand Rgad SJ. V I ' r . When he blushes his ears turn Ginny . . . Greetings Pilgrims, Holly . . , 'How gross? . . . ,, ,yea , . . 2 ikes red! can be seen driving a your search is ended. likes oh that locker door Prince-'-' ut, smdent ,I 'eachersl blue and white Chevy avid ice cream English is a fav- ton and bowling are favorites tin JM t s ten ..,Lltal' I fan of Jerry Lewis record orite avid journalist always eating cheeseburgers I s egiplly violig d 5 - collector hamburgers and Church choir and Youth Fellow- and cake nursing is in her I fi, tuden din c o l french fries plans to enter ship to study English at future. t fasrgyn in . ., if tyre the Ministry. Douglass-College. A CI b I 2 Cdl C, fv- 0 C Sf,-' I-'A'- ij 'I 1' I I T ' . - I 7 ' I , 1 Hy-ister' I, '2, 3, News Editor 2, Bridge UCIub 2, ypmg Cm I' V, - .319 K Ee 65 0 d If Senior Editor 3, P.S.8ID. I, 25 ' ' X F Quill and Scroll 2, 3, ushererfes , l J t ,J . 25 Student Council 3: Honor J ' Society 3. l , , ff' 'Q' Q 72 WJ A -eiigufil ' f 4 N JC, f' J 9 -.x J 54 k J 0 DQ, in ,- Vx f ss ,. i X, ' ' ' of ,, 9 xo Q7 -.Lf gd X jj XJLY kr XX ,X . f' , EILEEN KERR JACK KERWICK V X WILLI M KEET JR. THEODORA KIJEK 3 Seneca Lane 240 Hobart Ave. 85 kner A e. 231 Connecticut Ave. Ci-Ci Son af a gun! Jack batty over burgers Willy . . t t r curly Theo fountain girl at St. . . . unusual laugh . . . talks with B' tiIt avid fan of .. . Y l know ... Frances Hospital Coffee Shop . . . her hands . . . can be seen migrating to Hustle lnn , . . . . . enioys skiing . . . future plans indicate a teaching career in shorthand or typing. . . . ig , . . Peter Sellers . . . spends spare time weight lifting . ,. enjoys math. Italian foods are o favorite active in the C.Y.O. enloys bowling future nursing ca- reer mer boy .. ferv fire , . . CFOZ OVGI' C v fan of J n we' ' Stagec t lub l, 2, Bridge Club 2: Speed Reading lj Art Club 27 Modern Dance 2, 3, . . , ors a ig Nurses 3. 1 DORIS KITE 22 Wickom Ave. Dar ... That's nice! ... The Mercer County Student Council Association organizer .. . tears around in a T-Bird has she got an interest in Hights- town? , . . definitely deserves the CheerIeader of the Years Award . . , College - Ho! Quill and Scroll 35 Cresset 35 Student Council I, 2, Executive Board 35 GAA 2, 35 Girls States Candidate 2, Tumbling Club lg Drama Club 25 Cheerleader - Varsity l, 2, 3, Captain 35 Honor Society 3. KATHLEEN KLOUSER 61 Hoover Avenue Kathy l bet you can . . . eating chocolate . . . can't cook? . . . models . . . Johnny Mathis fan . . . fingers the ivory keys . . , Russell . . . future beautician then marriage. Drama Club lg Typing Club 2. ROBERT KLEIN 80 Douglas Avenue RICHARD KLEIN 30 Cumberland Road Rich all smiles watch that '56 Buick Your're Bob often seen at a cer- tain go-s station Hi, George, cool . . . devourors steak sand- What's up? . . . '62 Dodge wiches and hamburgers . . , off Dart , . . steak and popcorn , . . to the races - auto, that is goes for basketball . . . Gene Pittney and Del Shannon rank high . . . General Motors pro- motor. Biology Club l' Military Club lg Print Club 2 3 Evan's Pharmacy handiman future engineer. Art Club lg Model Craft Club ' Chess Club 2' Drama 2 it Miiifti it SALLY KLINE 48 Steinert Ave. Smooks That's no big thing .. . unusual laugh ., . Italian food and Frito's Corn Chips ... a school librarian ... collects old records beauti- cian in her future. Modern Dance 2. STEPHEN KOHUT l3l Evelyn Ave. Steve . . . Likes drag racing . . . wants to be a State Trooper? ... Duh! .. . Girls, girls, girls, works as o packer Greenbay? Military Club 3. CHARLES KOLLER 226 Marshall Ave. That ain't bad of the Senior for Gino burgers Charlie . . . . . . Youngster Class . . . Goes and milkshakes ... girls, girls, girls . . . From is his favorite ll:2O - l2:-40 part of the day future business administra- tor. Military Club 2. JOHN KREILING 535 Miller Avenue Lynette's cousin green '49 Dodge .. . checker at High-tstown Shop-Rite Market . . . baseball fan bookkeeping is a favo- rite future plans uncertain. Chess Club l, 25 Costume Club l, 2, Drama Club 2. i Lg. is MARION L. KREILING GERTRUDE KRIESICK RICHARD KROLLMAN JULIUS KRUPLO 208 Wenger Ave. 7 Fleetwood Drive 5 Forman Drive ll4 Lewis Avenue Lynn or Corky Who Cookie or Trudy Sexy Rich enjoys spending X Jule Drives a smoky Fury ME??? one of the four Always eati g chocolate spare time listening to An convertible with squeeky brakes stooges golf club collector cupcakes for lu h - since Williams that is. when great Shoots the enjoys roller skating and 8th grade! o ul Newman isn't playing pool . .. v al - quackers likes Jonathan swimming hopeful future as fan joys d ing nd ice let rates what's y ur ? Winters shoots his own T- model. skating . may a enld ron in future tradesmon. bones Plans to be a Choir l, 2, 3, Majorettes Club 2. School O Arts on Sale es' Future Business Lea rs '35 k X Teacher LOTS of luck' Mod rn e --Clu 2. . ing 3. X X Bowling Club 3. ' I . l . Qi f' fi H - U 1 , 4 . X il . Q . - i L. X X . ,X X ' A r 1 X I . vs 'L L li it is BEATRICE E. KRZYURILAK 37 Collins Road Pebbles For get lt! enjoys ltalian and Chinese foods Johnny Mathis fan en- joys Bowling always eating Dotatoe chips and ice cream secretarial future. Modern Dance 2. LORRAINE LA BAW 4 Samantha Lane Don't get excited . . . kinda quiet . . , handy with handi- crafts bowls and skis over the waters . . . fruit's her fav- orite a future tracking the younger set. Future Teachers of America lg Modern Dance 2, WILLIAM KUNSTMANN KATHERINE KWASOW MARIA KWASOW 43 Monroe Drive l49 Edmund Street l49 Edmund Street Bill Honda . . , prefers two Kathy . . . Watch that green Blondie . . . transfer from wheels to four avid fan of '64 Olds! avid fan of Rock T.H.S. Punctuality s her Red Skelton .. . hook, line, and Hudson . .. enjoys taking short- theme . , . batty over burgers sinker man You're in the hand and typing definite avid fan of Cary Grant Army now? secretarial symptoms. aqua belle screams for ELIZABETH LACKO 39 Hollynoll Drive Betty , . . Migrated from Trenton High .. . Forget it . . , can't wait until gym class? ,. . a collector of coins and stamps . , . secretarial symptoms. Drama Club 2. . ' . . , t I Geometry Club lj Science Club lg kgemireom Secre Ono symp German Club 2, 3. German Club 2, 3. ROSEMARIE LaMARCA MARY LANDREE 22 Fleetwood Drive l734 East State Street Ray Ray ... l'll say ... Cinderella .. . perpetually who makes faces? . . , me! . . . eating potato chips . . Thats steak sandwiches Jimmy for sure favorite enter Darren is tops sea and tainer? - Jack those green Personal Typing 25 Student skis loves any kind of cake eyes delights in dancing . . . future secretary. . . . needle and thread ticipates office job. Council lg Business Spotlight 2. Choir lg Future Nurses Usherettes 2. as cf., 9l F' x 1 L, qyv. 1- L X I v 'W f XM it ty . 6, XJ black and BARBARA ANN 'RC ,ME BARBARA D. LASLO l S fi enue N - 39 Berrel Ave. Barb 'pl .. a 'd fan of Pau Dar ,. . hankering tor Hun- New 1 . . . 'Oh I Piave fitl' g ri food . . . perpetually eat- tt Xgver bo n- i vitamin pills! Yeah, joy eati bjeod v QI let Jfeah, yeah - another Beatle and iell sand i s? . futur fan partakes in oil painting sec t . - X A ll enjoys baseball and tennis D Club Il 2: Xikme .. futuredteacher of the Se etar '3,- i ' y ft Oungerts 7 ' Typing b lg Future Teachers f 71 f rica 2g Future Nurses I , u Usherette- 25 Hy-Liter A . U . CHERYL LAUER 54 Burtis Ave. Mama Beatle crazy over the Beatles and boating slightly Ioquocious perfers Italian food always agrees with Mr. B. Get outa town plans for a secretarial ca- feef. Drama Club l, 2. VT LEONIDAS LAVDAS 2620 Nottingham Way Lee . . , Future Francis Davis Math wizz Likes Italian lambs . . . Has flat feet from walking . . . Don't let the rain come down. dj yi if Lju My P U!6Dti'tu3eni,jCo ncll 2, Honor GLORIA LAWRENCE 2l3 Regina Avenue SAMUEL LAYTON 203 Lansing Avenue Little Joe alias Smokey sometimes seen going to a fire Too bad, better luck next time enioys his monthly banana splits cars, cars, cars the richest poor man the working world ahead. Twinkle Toes shy and nutty? . . . Russian food . . . perpetually saying pizza please avid fan of Andy Williams A longing to some day visit Hawaii future secretary or beautician. Bowling Club i, 25 German Club lg Bank and Tickets Club I. Choir I, 25 Civil Defense 3, WILLIAM LAYTON 325 Marshall Avenue Bill traveling the bumpy road to college Bob Cousy in the water Nice uses Skippy on crackers has been known to blush in English class. Rescue 85 Choir 2. C57 56 1-Q., fSI MARY LEIGGI 87 Gary Drive Mare .. . love that Italian food ... delights in eating chocolate covered grasshoppc-rs! . . . tears up scrapbooks in her spare time ... enioys swimming and wrestling . , . future plans? - sights set as a secretary. gsherettes 25 Modern Dancing Qgwu - PAULINE LEONA l5l4 Greenwood Ave. Dumbo red hair and freckles fan of Mr. Chrzan Chickens today, feathers tomorrow collects postcards from different states enioys ice skating, bowling and minia- ture golf future IBM oper- ator. Drama Club 2. 2, JOHN LESCHUK 45 Mandi Street Another fan of Italian food, especially pizza . . . a car fana- tic likes the outdoor life ... pulls girls' hair ... future undecided. ' Military Club 25 Auto Club 3. ED LEWANDOWSKI 3248 Nottingham Way Ed how about a crew- cut? I easy care Gino burgers a hobby maker at General Radio and T.V. favorite subject? Lunch baseball, basketball, and drums either college or off into the wild blue yonder. 5'- S Gi-X --if-af News JEFFREY LEWIS LINDA LONG NICHOLAS LICHTFUS RUSSELL LOKOFSKY 41 R0llinQ LONE 39 St. Clair Ave. l22 Moffatt Ave. 204 Woodlawn Ave, Jeff . .. Drop Dead . . . Bright eyes! . .. what o laugher Bear .. . Gridiron star ,, . Russ . .. Red blooded . . . dapples on the piano and organ What? .. . loves Italian Yea huh will take to Auto Eats a lot of meat Hi all kinds of water sports . . . musically inclined . . . those wild rides dislikes math in- tensely future -- undecided. Drama l, 25 Physical Fitness lg Red Cross 25 Full Choir 35 Auto Shop 3. food . .. especially pizza ... fan of Mr. Chrzan's and Johnny Mathis ... boys ... slightly loquacious skis and skates secretarial symptoms. Shop and leave all the rest a big bruiser washes cars sleeps with a bog ot potatoe chips under his pillow. there off we go into the wild blue yonder Holds many world records at track candy boy air force. Track l, 2, 35 Varsity S Club 35 Usherette 25 Work Experience Print Shop l, 2. Program. 57 A W Eefffifw l f v- ROGER LOPEZ JOSEPH LUISI JG A E Ma LARRY MacLAUGHLlN ll Endicot Road 332 Slone Rd. Mark T n Dr. 444 Grand Ave. Rod Yup and Nope Joe chicken plucker at S o s . ve h t Italian Hamburgers, hamburgers, and always eating dried fried Gino's You don't say! fo d . . Do t s it , . more hamburgers likes the bananas? James Cagney fan milk, pretzels ice cream, and of h urgers a s b ty singing of Mary Wells Eng- trombone player future course tomatoe pies hobbies o r biology d bowli lish land Social Studies are his with the Coast Guard Radar include Diane and hunting, or is Nutt Nightingol . favorites football fan. school. it hunting Diane? Sportster career of digits Drama Club lg rettes Club Marching Band l, 2, 35 Dance ' lj Modern D Club 2. Band l. Art Club 3, Beagle Club 3. NANCY MacGUlGAN 35 Holt Circle Nanc ... alias Crystal ... Peg's big sister possesses a pool - Drop in some time! worry, worry, worry tickles the ivories of the church organ Italian food fan always late orange eater soap collector plans to teach little kiddies. Choir lg Usherettes 25 F.T.A. 2. KATHLEEN ANN MacNElL 3 Holt Circle Kathy alias Shorty How about that! a great competitor for the iolly green giant blushes beautifully Q LINDA MacNEAL 9 Hollyhock Way C., AUDREY MAGUIRE l8l3 Nottingham Way Linny I don't believe Audie makes laughing it . . . never without her gloss contagious . . . What you of water . .. clothes conscious know! .. . favorite sport - .. half of the Sharon Linda gum cracking hobby is Steve Italian food fan . . . music team . . . future environment . . . Forget it, now! . . . fan mindedlll . . . hbowling henfhusiast - College campus. at Frankif LLmemon . . . future wi exc ang sc oo or a . I t ' k. typewriter in thee future' lgkrtiire llllurges 3ClubUS'lIereHe 22 lvicidilrn Ecnceel SIC Choir 2, Modern Dance lj Work , ,JJ l , ' V Experience Program 3. Vvtif- U 'IV J' fi Wd' ' xi Q, , ly l W iigb ' Vive-, .lvl -2 W' ' M L . -'-1 , fi art. i . 'X,'U k 1 ,W ,5L'LA' A, 3 ' L9 tm' iff L .LL LJ v, , MV QPU, QJ i . g,L, K A if iv ' Lf' ua,-J ! , Q f ii, ' . LLB' g - 4,5 . . 1, 7V fl ii Lb ,bg L 1110: if 4 L! L11 1: ,ti . : i f' C' f V , , LJ , J' l -I ' . .' ' Al., , , x. l V MJD I. .lg-2, 'if' ak. f xslt. LJ fu lL4,,,.f .Wt ,I IW, , W we 1, f MM U, i fl , , nf. 1 ' ,il ,E V 1 if .Af-1 ff ,ei ffl' J' L I 1, 'J' .t,l,4' i L2 , + , cf ,, X5 ,' .jf U . S1 , 5 1 S ,,, , ww J S ,- e jlyf f 4,01 ..l,. ,fe , ,bl ,fluff . ,Vg fzfvi' '9 7 4? .'i tlfvi 449' ' ,. . ,J2i4' .lf 5 Ki W t W ' 'J .U ivly' Xi I lb !,!lV Li 4 ll qi? A, L .341 IIVJK J 3' 5plM'VjjQJLf ,gif 96,115 if, i1,fs'At'A' gill ,vw fu I Ivlpgxfwl lbJvJ '! 1 ALL x v If fl A f bg i Ljffg ob' iiwlf' .fn I 'Tilt' BARBARA MAKAI 24lO Hamilton Avenue Zelda What was it? . is a student of the dance . . . blushes beautifully . . , beautifies people at Wilbur's Beauty Salon cake, anyone? has a definite interest in '63's senior class . , . Frank Sinatra fan will tackle the working world. Modern Dance 1, 2, Personal Typing 2. JOSEPH MARESSA 267 Hillh-urst Ave. The Little Drummer Boy l've been kippedlu unusual laugh i?l . . . drummer , . . coin and girl collector pea- nut butter and banana sand- wiches . . . Anchors Away theme song of his future. Football 2, 3, Concert Band l, 2, Physical Fitness lg Music Ap- preciation 2, Marching Band 2. ' t K' i N . X .if illywilfxwi, f Nix, , fill - A N . lx :JJ tif i gc , - ki ' ' le 'Q it ' ' l 1 ity X il. ' -QT 1 X 1 l ,i,l ill' l i llllii il A lliji' Xlillf all- lf . .ttyl t 1 wir, l J ' ll'fx ii' l , N X l tid' ll X , ' x V' ll l .i is f it i i lil' il li i' ' i. me , .U i, -lim ig eq ll' .ill ' I l 1 ft 'till' 'W lr X' if Vi. 'J ' ill' il! ' lf -f XJXUDS 1, J L6lfNA GLYN Jossvu Mecums 4l7 Lynwood Avenue 26 Marshall Ave. Lorna Doane . , . Fritos 1 kid Joe ... a blue 55 Chevy those wild tales Sinatra l live in the present, not fan . . . That did it! .. . the future . . , relaxes in his transcription talent will help in her future occupation, Spanish Club 2. poolA .. . cars, cars, cars .. . nothing phases him . . . con- stantly relaxed. Beagle 2, Mechanical Drawing 3, Civil Defense 3. 59 LINDA MARTIN l7l9 Roberts Avenue Len . . . came to us this year from Starr, North Carolina . . . Oh, really .. . adores bar-b-qued potato chips , . . Monkey Time . . . plans to work as a clerk. , ,W ,l , Xl 'M '3 ,,f 4' lla niglll Ui, if 04 f ' if rib' 2 ff ROBERT MECANKO 434 Sandelwood Ave. Bob . . . Was heartbroken when the Yanks lost Woulfl like to take six gym classes a day Could easily live without English Hopes to see Mickey Mantle hit 62 homers. ELAINE MARTINETTI 201 Klockner Aye. Laine cousins, cousins and more cousins grape squash- er author of our famous Off Beat ... l'm telling ... trade mark: at least one charm bracelet Senior Ball Court . . . future teacher. Student Council 2, 3, Hy-Liter l, 2, 3, Feature Editor 35 Choir l, 3, Spanish 2. DOUGLAS MEEKS 3232 Nottingham Way Doug Can to can beer scr- vice at Stcwart's . . . The Four Seasons through rain or snow . , . '5l Fordmobile . . . cars, cars, cars .. . Plans to make use of the T-square. Baseball Club l. THOMAS MEIGHAN JANET MENETSKI VAUGHN MERCIER ALBERT MERRITT 27 Chewalla Drive 32 Alberta Avenue 44 Brockton Road I6 Seneca Lane Tom . .. nice flippers ,. . Jan . . . Oh no! ,. . motto: Big V . . . unbelievable -. . . Al . ' ,gander and blushv . . . Hold it . . . how about a Better late than never . . . nocturnal crossinQ5 of Hurmlfon Who .V s him? . . . Dave Trenton Times? ,. . likes to perennial bowling manager . . . nue . . , oh that red hair! Clar ,' ij. bread 'n butter bounce the sphere steak and sing along with Jan! , . . hool .. . our man on the football . . . il ,rd Park s beachcombclr ice cream tries to make old days are fun days utu scene Guy's and Doll's Nat- ,V 'iq' i enter. a shocking models run . . current direc- Florence Nightingale. NJN l - - COHGQG - he for U- V OTIOP' GIQQFTICITYN tion is towar elec onic draft- 6 L of Massachusetts. Q if lin if: , ing. Usherettes 2g G,A. x , 3, Re- A or . K cording Secretary gl F re Ur- Honor Society 35 Student Coun-F - xg ,il ,t ut 'B Me a ' I li wi .9 l, 25 Slide ses I, Presidept' lf' Dro 2. cil l, 2, 3, Class Vice PY9Sident, 1 -Wg iff ul . , ' ' 'Vw if 2, Key Club i, 2, 3, President, . , ti, i -- , Ui Q ' , ' ' Operetta l, 2, 35 Choir l, 2, gf' if M, 1 if W M ltlljyblf J x uMQd'l90'A 2' 35 BOW Sfcfe 2-'J . '. if ydv Two T -T f M .VV l ' W' L i . A ,ff 4 . .sv f ' ' ll i '11 jf , J :lj-I O ff t ' fn a' Q' D,vV' ipjf , 1 i ,Q .riwl-5'-2933 i f f , ' . . new -pol MLM F . ,ni 'f ' ' . i J ' . i li qijvvr N ' r r JJ v V v - , I' ' I ' ,VV , - .1 .1 J' fgjif, 025, P! U fig' V , J l , -141 Yf .iV 1 fi f 'Yak' -- A 1 J f .Jr J. J f' L if I l I f WAYNE MICHALIS LeROY MILLER V LAXIQA M LER ' O LOIS I LER f l l25 Sherwood Avenue li8 Chinnick Ave, l5ll Cornell Avenue ' ll 8 Sherw o AveMe Stick . . . You're telling me Lee . . . No .. . believes Alien . . . another spaghetti , . .H and Ebe old . . . dan- wishes he could major in things are better late than lover What was it, a Mack ous dimples X. , Andy Wil- lunch alwa s has a ock never . . . Italian food fan . . . truck? .. . who's Marty? ,.. lioms . . . Oh, realIy! . . . - - - Y D of bubble gum with him enioys hunting and fishing plans to attend college. Military Club lj Arts and Crafts 25 Beagle Club 2. inclined aauatically - likes fish- ing and swimming. Military Club l. soothed by James Brown , . . hangs ten . . . might trim The Beatles in the future. Drama Club lg Music Apprecia- tion 2g Personal Typing 2. promenades around town goes for those organic subjects one of Helen Fuld's helpers swimming, piano, and dill pickles medical tech-nology future. Choir 2, G.A.A. lp Maiorettes lg Future Nurses Club 25 Na- turalists Club l. 60 MELINDA MILLER 3392 Nottingham Way Cresset's valuable photographer nice and neat thrives on Yogurt where there's a piano, there's Melinda artis- tically inclined enioys iazz hopes to paint a picturesque future. Honor Society 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Cresset 2, 35 Hy-Liter l, 2, Usherettes 25 Art Club lg Photography Club 3. CONNIE MONOPLE ll8 Flock Road Carney often seen at Dari Delite watch out for that Blue '59 Ford! DiCl4lES OHV- one? Johnny Mathis hit parade future McGraw Hill clerk typist. Typing Club 3. ALEXANDER NAGY 360 Vetterlein Ave. Sandy or Nagy . . . never without a smile . . . harps on Hungarian food You know it . . . Basketball enthusiast . . . Friendly to all high hopes for college. 5- GENEVIEVE NAMI 26lO Nottingham Way Gen . .. plays guitar Beatle style , . . Hey you guys! . ,. quiet but actually a linguist at heart let's have a Latin banquet detour to De Pauw, GAA l, 2, Latin Club l, 2, 3, VICTOR MOWAT I4 Brampton Way Vic . . . Migrated from Ped- die ,. . Often seen driving a bronze and beige '55 Chevy , . . Likes fencing, baseball and girls! ... You do .,. Oh, those monograms! . , . High hopes for college. LUBA MYRONENKO 28 Alton Road Lu ... filet migeon pizza pies? ... Oh you fish! ,. . eats apples during shorthand . . . Forget it! . . . bowls to the tune of Johnny Mathis Goldy Beacon College. GAA 'l, 2, 3, Future Home- makers of America l, 2, Costume Club 2, 3. 'CT' JOHN NEATH 2451 Hamilton Avenue Hamburger slinger at Gino's milk, milk, and more milk who drags? '55 green Dodge . . . Joy who? . . . Rider College is his future, Slide Rule Club lj Photography 2, WAYNE NEELAN I2 Brockton Road Bobo .., Yea I know ... his John Hancock appears daily on the board in 2l2l subiect of many iokes -- his nickname Oh that Buick Riveria. Operetta and Costume l, 2, 3. Audio and Visual Aids lg if German Club 2, Honor Society Club 2, Audio Visual Aids Club iv, nj en MVLorkshop I V Nitin' 3. 2. .N 171 , nf Y XJ, vi , ifiiw lifw if, fi i x ' if .GL is li .. 1 5' 1- ,ii , Y .r .' - v oi- , 'f .rr , .nf .2 A ff fw , M i . V . . 4' - i , - ,X , ij 1 bk K Xi! XL LJ!! --I A., ,M Ng P YXU gf rs , Qi' ,XS-J NJ LQ! ,iff U5 ' V 1 .A 1 X 4 FQ V4 V ,I ' A-ll' AH is , fx ,i,,.. ' A X im! ffl U l fi iii! til! JUN QA, 'iubf iw pg I X if r' 1 FJ I M K ,f ,, 'A i 'R P1 M SA ,f , t, ,X N A l , s xg-' iq, ' .5 's kv A if L. 'l ..i ' fr fx , - l ' K I - lj ' J I 23 . JA A '- ' 'JNL ' filif J ilu! FW els J Us NJ fi S:-7 li' if XX-'J ,JJ 'QLAJN l fs Ny 'ky Q, .Qi 4?7lX4y TUB! if r .31 .X J vxy f Ab L: L4 . jj I4 Q, Y- 'L , Y , F- ' lx .Q 1 l' J X I X ' 'i I. , xi 2.1 I X I ' 1 ga XV I .A L ...X X, I-K uf N - NX6 lk xl ,g X52 yx.JJas. t t N' ' if X' X ii Fx ' ' if i' fx? in J Xl ' Il M Q I -'li' - N., X Y .gift XI -J K if 1 if X5 H- -TI legit XY. 'KX s Y ,qs xx. fix KAREN Nickel. J gi rg? ,ICE 52 Marshall Avenue K me X , rt 'rf Kay . . . oh those dimples! J- Hamilton Hospital helper an- fan . . . . . . Fashion conscious other pizza and coke sophisticated singer drives an Impala convertible fu- ture career girl. Future Homemakers I5 Personal Typing 25 Choir I, 2. I Xblxixx. tx , , I 1: ' .5 Xl . A M X , it X I Hi I- I' xy!-.ttf kv J . R tb: X xl X . X. .I 5, XJ sl xg J ,, .J IN N t X , i X X. X Xi uv Q Y .5 XJ -X , L 1:4 XX 'ij' - -.3 of A t Ixu I x 'Q - , I I ' Ax BO IE A. NICOL Ng IX ' CECELIA NIXON 't X316 McAdoo Avenue 32 Tekening Way Bon alias five pennies Ceil can be seen 'at .. . 'fNot too swift ... llikes Independence Mall . . . calling fattening foods? V spirited Dr. Kildare basketball fan Slwrfcn is 0 Chicken Of future lies in Bell Telephone. the sea fan . . . Leader of anti-Beatle movement fu- tue typewriter tickler T . Student Council I, 2, 3, Class Secretary I, 2, Council Secre- tary 35 Future Homemakers I5 Color Guard Club I5 Usherettes 25 FTA 25 Senior Ball Court. Future Homemakers 2. JEFFERY JOHN NOKYOS 32 Rockhill Avenue Juan loves pickled her- ring believes an apple a day will keep the doctor away .., blushing boy ... baseball rates highest .. . future wearing Navy blue. a !'i ' DARLENE J. NORCROSS MIKE NOVAK FREDERICK NUTTAL II Alton Rd. Sloane Avenue 5 Evergreen Lone Dar How simply tragic Mike Green and White Freddie I didn't do it . . . darling dimples .. . blushes 55 Chevy . , . Arm Chair q.b. . . . favors the Four Seasons .. . bountifully . . . wants a fast ... Elvis Presley . . . steak tinkers with cars . . . his hair car . . . will take turkey . . . sandwiches and ice cream . . . gets in the way , . . football loves to drive . . , cars, cars, Could be , . . History for- fan. cars will exchange school for a typewriting future. Work Experience Program 3. ever-English never Future in the service. Beagle Club I, 2. 62 RICHARD NUTTALL 5 Evergreen Lane Rick .. . Makes his black Olds o habit . . . Craiy over our cafeteria . . . You're nice . . . Can be found. gworkingll at Dairy Queen . . . 4Pastime X -gdevouring hamburgersoii playing 'baseball Future Electrician' Assistant. Q f H I I ,K ..: 1 I ,. is .Q v PATRICIA O'BANION F. CLIFFORD OBLINGER J. CHRISTOPHER OGDEN WILLIAM OFFERMAN 6l Aberfoyle Drive l72 Briner Lane I4 Downing Rd. 59 Pollman Ave. Pat . . . Oh gosh! can- Ob .. . Ok, give me a thrilI Og or Ogie You bet- Bill cars 58 Chcvy has a goat type laugh cha o line of freckles a horse trader, COYS NWOT teen council . . . l-Ioney . . . has a definite interest in U. of Tennessee . . . named Don? . . . a small but mighty Spartan a friend of all can often be found in room l22 Col- enioys dead animal crackers that blond hair and those baby blue eyes fabulous wit four more years of school ahead. apic 1'Bndl'72 during the summer musician and: drums, bells, chimes, mar- imba, string bass, tenor banjo Scruggs 8. Flatts fan future worker, somewhere. ' P.S. . 5 oncer a 5 lege - ho for home economics. Football and l 25 2,4 Mafsgtlpg Band l, 2, 35 Dance Usherettes 25 Costume Club l, 35 Opere a 2. ' J .':.7,Bd' I5 Concert Bond I, 2: 2, 3, President 35 Modern Dance i Jf,.1lf7 i Bond PfGSidSl'lf 3: Choir 2. 35 Operetta I, 2, 3, Qygyf' ,IMI :lf jgx, vJ,.!,i!f ,gf fy-f fl:-gif? V . ,i if ,-f' ' gy, f,L - fiph? .jpgff -ri-f - , ,tr 5 f A V -L ' ' ly Aj' Qffmfl' if V, ' I, ff!! ijt! MARY KAY OROS LINDA ORSI LORRAINE PAE 325 Route 33 25 Dickinson Avenue. 3469 Quaker Bridge Rd. Kay Don't worry about Ors Andy who? Dimples that is - only it import from Bridgeport, Connecticut short and sweet . .. enioys longbair music ... quietly quiet college - ho. Choir l, 25 Drama Club I5 Usher- ette 25 Business Machines 2. boisterous laughter . , . Mrs. Erzak's helper watch the bake goods she sells, they may contain rings has a knack for being on time? future kindergarten tender. Student Council 2, 35 Honor Society 35 Cresset 35 Choir l, 2, 3, Advanced Choir 35 Usher- ettes 25 GAA Council 35 J.V. Cheerleader 3, Captain 35 Mod- ern Dance l, 25 Drama Club l. one . .. food by auanity not quality strikes not spares ... a Shorthand fan .. . Ronnie captured by the fugitive - David Jansen. is, to be . .. King Offy slippy transmission . . . Getz . . . bash- ful . . . likes Tennessee girls. Beagle Club l, 25 Military l, 25 Auto Sfiop 3. RICHARD PALAMARO 90 Sunset Blvd. PolIy .. . skilled in making Anti Pasta . . . black Plymouth - 2nd home spends Sature day nights viewing Jackie Glea- son . , . sound your French horn . , . pauses to play poker . . . future business tycoon. 63 MARY PALLER 23 Lowell Avenue Twinkle Toes shy and quiet? domestic chores in- clude walking two large dogs Gary Lockwood searches the seashore for seashells football fan likes to labor over lobster. F.H.A. l, 2, 35 Baton Club lg Business Machines 2. T5 HELEN PANACEK JOANNE MARIE PARRISH VIRGINIA PATERSON 37 Brighton Drive II9 Gary Drive 205 Tuttle Avenue Alias freckles .. . blushes bounti- Jo . . . Oh, no! . ,. giddy Ginny ,. . lf l told you, fully . . . bookkeeping enthusiast gal . . . earns spare money baby- you'd never believe it! . . . .. . sewing fan . .. aquatically sitting .. . fiend for french fries pizza please . . . chickle chewcr inclined . . . willing to trade . .. enioys shortening the English . . . always eating pctatoc chips the school books for a type- language . . . strikes and spares . , . working future. writer. plans A to attend Goldey A 2 Eusiness spotlight Club lg F.H.A. Beacom Business College. Usherette 2, Mojorette Club lg Costume Club 3. Drama I, Modern Dance KENNETH PAYTON 4 Gary Dirve Ken Kansas drawl The Beast bowls 'em over Steinert diamond mon, Bres- cia man, and Wilno man has to roam the halls without a certain someone Ruth less on to college. Baseball 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 JOY ANN PERSIANI l64 Klockner Avenue Joy alias Baby Ooy Never mind, forget it . . . an Uncle J. Chrzan fan .. . in- cessantly quiet? . . . smiles . . . has an interest in the Senior Class college 5 ho to Rider. Future Teachers ,525 Business KATHLEEN PETRETTA 809 Atlantic Avenue Kathy Cool it amaz- ing resemblance to Hayley Mills .. . usually seen wearing empire dresses musically inclined? ... plays the radio ... likes sea food future flying high, Majorettesg Drama and Reading Clinic. S fl' ht li x ' V Football 35 Bridge Club lg Chess no llg 5 fav y l Club lg Ph-ysical Fitness 2, Of- i .IMXH Nl A ll, ' , Hx facials Club 2. , yrcltvpii ,J .J UL' ,cf I l! W'f JU' if! Lf V 'LJ' l'lJ 1, :'l, ! lift .lV1f.l',w 'A'-'J' W CAROL PHILIPS 210 Regina Avenue Calc Oh, OK Stein- ert's nutty Nellie cnloys eating anything that's edible very, very quiet? Math - l just can't get it! Dick . . . interested in psychology . . . college - ho! Senior Ball Court. Student Council I, 2, 35 Class Secretary 3, Usherettes 2, Hy- Liter 3, Drama lg Maiorette Club lg Math Club 2, Operetta 2, 3, Lead 2. 64 .ll if l RUTH PHILLIPS 53 Charles Way Always smiling pounds the cash register at Cleary's Drug Store gets all twisted up over pretzels That will be the day! Vocal Music Club l, 2, 3. JULIUS PILJAR 230 Carlisle Ave. ly.. 'i r, Ll i l J it ft g ' ' x PATRICIA Piorrrix 22 Birkshare Rdad Ceasar Bye all you happy Patti from the Emblems people . . . blue 56 Chevy always eating Italian food . . . gunning and fishing are entranced in the art of riding favorites . . . hamburgers and a horse . . . transcription - pickles plus . . , positively pro- yes English - no . . . Hey, crastinates . . . future in Junior Missey . . . Future plans -Q College, very simple - work! Music Appreciation lg Personal Typing 2. i . LARRY PLATAS X l4 Phaeton' Drive ii- Could be trouble free quently fractures his collar bone Andy Williams fan spare time Arnie Palmer enjoys his shrimp R,C.A, ln- stitute for electronics drafting. Ph-ysical Education l, 2, ffi FRANK POLLAK 20 Sycamore Way Frank l guess so! what a foot print! . italian food fan man - hunting and always accompanied shey bar plans t artistic future. Art Club l. ,i I DIL Trac 3, 4. GORDON POTTS 274 Edinburg Road Pottser . . . Bahl . . . wrong huddle, Potts! . , . naturally his fa e sport is basketball . . . QSn't be silIy! . . . he plays radio . . . Feather's friend . . , Steinert spirit . . . college - ho! '. Key Club 35 Choir 25 Football' 35 Track 25 Officials Club lp Physical Fitness l. . N w. Gs 'QQ LILLIAN E. POWELL 33 Vetterlein Ave. Lili I don't believe it! blushes beautifully all- Americal salad fan Dick, Dick, Dick swimming en+ 'thusiast . . . personality plus college - ho for teaching Queen of the Ball, student Council i, 2, 3, Ciba President l, 2, Vice- Presiderit 35 Usherettes 25 Modern Dance lj F.T.A. 2, ,Senior Ball County r'-I Q i ii i ,V .5 it . . X. i , 6 rt i K 'Q N I x, W. V N, S X yi N 1. x,5Q' jj i I All ., 1, I' N H l xg 1 L ' Xi XV Q5 XA: Xi X lp- 'K i X ,ii Yi X -Li ! i -x if Nj KXA 2 564 East State Street ll f 2'-lv -Q W-2 lt'L'L'9 Ullji X It fl, . 1 ' , .4 Q C-'J 5 ' i. A1 n .f , -.--,Q 'I , 'P ,J ,git ,.-:.f' Lf, ' A L I., A , f lf' fl ? ., 4 fr, ,. UM J ynln-1, ki lvl. x V 5 C IVL, L' . V L L! X . 1 IA 1 V Mlvc A ' I LESLIE POWER LINDA PROCACCINI GARY PULONE DAVE RAKOSKIIZ Q? 'Q 1 '-ff 21 Holt Circle 193 Chinnick Avenue 159 Beal Street 246 Young's Rdff' ' L' Les That's the breaks I don't know Roman style Gary eats anything edible That's wild! Badboy htjsjfz ,I another Italian food fan food rates perennial home- - and stays slim girls, has a slight accent? Stein- --' collects older records .. bow girl searching for of gold a potential technician. Full Choir 2, 3, Drama and Tickets 2, Future Club 3. 15 Bank Drama 1, 25 Homeroom Sales 1 Nurses 2. Gino t x JUDITH READE SHARON REED 6 Eddrie Court Drop Dead twice Bargain Hunter .. some- times Sha Oh xo! . . . teased about her pronun- ry ci -ion a G. C. Murphy Co. Oh-Dad and those p ' gangs ployee . . . hamburgers, hom- loves steak san i . . . rgers 8. french fries wild for a little i . . ys or Bobby Vinton , .. record tennis . , , Colle in e re. fO eClO iris o f' sais club i oar 2, X: F.H.A. 2. O U Q MQ. at N llwliowi . a rain- room salesman favors sten- girls, girls goes wild over her pot ography enioys Howard dancing incessant talker in, medical Johnson's 27 flavors . . . plans not about, history . . . undecided to trade her cap for a veil, future. ert's football man has a definite interest in Hamilton West - Barbara . , . baseball's fan , . . College - ho! Varsity S l, 2, 35 Baseball l, 25 Football l, 2, 35 Officials Club 2, 35 Drama Club 1. FRED REISTER 214 Tuttle Avenue Quiet while trying to be quiet peppermint lifesaver any- one? A Christy Minstrels' fan historically inclined College - ho and the medical field, Auxilium Latinum lg Slide Rule lg German 5 Math 2. will Wlifyii with f kv M - 011 'Q ,gag N lwlf ,Mr ' 'SQ - x KATHLEEN RENELT 3464 Nottingham Way Kathy Hey Kido! musically miraculous her second home is New Mexico one of the trio always seen with Wint-o-greens perennial operetta accompanist blushes beautifully fu- ture plans include college. Choir l, 2, 3, President 3. LEROY RENTNER l80 Clearview Avenue Roy ... BulI! .., has a wonderful laugh ... u s u a I ly late his wonderful sense of humor is matched only by his personality . . . happily histori- cal . ,. college-ho. LORRAINE RESH ll5 Waverly Place Raine . . . a Hamilton Hornet gone Steinert Spartan . . . She's that girl in the white mustang . . , a steak sandwich lover ... secretarially inclined ... sporty spartan . . . loves blue, blue. 1 'l,I PAUL REYNOLDS 40 Hillhurst Avenue I don't believe it! . .. '59 white Impala convertible . . . plays the clarinet ... always eating Hershey bars . , , coin collector . ,. enjoys basketball- Evans Roofing . . . college fu- ture in Business Administration. SHARON RICHARDSON l39 Miry Brook Road How does that grasp you? screams for ice cream, ice cream, ice cream . . favorite subiects--lunch and study hall? a Hornet transfer col- lege-ho for school teaching. Art Club lj German Club 2, I Typi g Calub lj Drama Club 2. Marching bond l, 2, 35 Concert QL I i band 1, 2, 35 Slide wie club i. ll A I , 'rf , ' f . A rl ilfwl cle' W , il ' 'I I i QW F X - -nl - . jjvu CL K L' l ' MJ V ' lj lx I v IJ, ,ij . .V ftl rf , ,L 6 , - K K vu fi I' i 'tx P N-X 1 , gf' .Ne 1 'VCD i J! F, X wwe-' A Lv X xg. 4 uri., , ,- txvv, --41 t tix., X , .Q U . 1 A MJ' ' . YY x ,J 3 C' 'X J akyx' ' xg X. X N ,,-by f 1 W jx J .N-91 iv kf' ' N---K 'XXX ' . 'Il .Uk ' l l l - Xb -'-by A X' -, -- S l -. 'J- 6 JQ-Q' N-X C X il-. X . ls.: Y-sg:-, xx Cv, IVTAC1 ,X - -A , A V .XJ MBV - M: ii?-... ...J t.Qi':- N3 I 5-f if -of .-XJ yi . Cb' -'L ,-'Q33 YF' lvl x'L.,'5 ' ' sr' ,, if-.1 I .I I ce Q, x. x if -QI N . .E xc 'gtgv' N 3' ,A K,-' Q V px I -,CN xg N C 1 5 'wiv' ' A N-F' ll 3 iq-S-V QQ., ,S E CNR, sql X-V V X-'X' fx' ,. sf' 43 N Jr' 'Q' ' Q-7j KATHLEENE RIGEEY Xgff t . KALV'lN ROBERSON 'K KENNETH ROBERTS .-.4 8 Burleson Avenue ' Sill 854 South Olden Ave. I2 Ziegler Lane Rlbsly ... l gotta , .X-, Kaldonia , . . Hey what . ,. Ken . . . A moose on the blushes beautifully .. . inces- santly teased . . , fatso? . . . never lets things go till the last minute . . . her hobby is eating ... volleyball fan ,.. college ho! Choir 2, 35 Usherettes 2g F.T.A. l, 2-Secretary 25 Drama Club l. often seen in a maroon Ford ,. . if not driving cars, he's washing them . . . Mouchie . . . a water lover . . . sailing from Steinert into the Navy, loose in a loose moose caboose usually seen in a grey Chevy keen on soccer humor- ously humorous . .. nice ... anchors away. 67 in tr Q., SANDRA ROBERTSON CYNTHIA ROBINSON PAUL ROCK RICHARD ROGERS 247 Marshal Ave. 32 B rg Avenue 5 Compton Way 480 Edinburg Rd. Sandy . . . those sparkling eyes! d ... an of Mary' Wells RQgky . , , So what . , , Big red . ., Yea, 'catch me O b0UV1CYf bubbling DOVTON . T O , DWI Om? I5 her savors steak favored subject later often seen in' a white yeller Mr. Bleistein' errandX b . - wood shop crazy for flip-top car girls, girls, girls girl a J.B. twi in th cakes enjoys sailing and goes for pizzas, ravioli, Senior class i di 'du list' football . .. a procrastinator and spaghetti . . . future plans - a cheerleader c a' ' ste da is counting on an accounting include college. of a megap one .. ns career. Baseball Club I4 be among me C Set' Business'Machines 25 Physical Cheerl d 35 C 2? . ' Fitness 2. X K N6 YN Q yi 5 x lj 1 V N95 Q -.lv il . A ,X J' b we we xx . K X . Q' i tr A i f .fril U vt. x L 1 ' : XJ' 'iv' X .V ' X - -X A - i i X - , - GJ X9 uv v, f 'J p7 ' 'ia WR, fy My X fl 1. f. i . V - l - .1 V C' V B! x mv I U 'A X ov' 7' Ly . Wu IQJSI .I X..JV I ix 5 Qll I ki 'JA Exp ! f'Nf' i JOSEPH ROMMELL MARJORIE RONDINE Ll JO ROSINA K J' SANDRA ROSOLOWSKY 868 Klockner Ave. 2l4 Yardville-Hamilton Square 458 tterlein Ave. 29 Surrey Dr. ' Joe Pool I have to Road Eight ball in the side pocket Sexy John No joke Sher- catch- some Zzz's . . . a life Margie . , . usually seen but . , , strums the guitar . . . lock! . . . a locker decorator saver owns a red MGA not heard addicted to pota- frozen custard fan billiards occasionally will trade an to chips fan of the Four fanatic T-squares and Caf- ice rink for tennis .court Seasons a collector of rec- frey will look handsome in Gml?iTIOY1 -' GDDSGI' In the ICG ords Le encante espanol Navy blue. Follies. fihklerfuture as a typewriter Cross Coumry Ii Bowling I: Mechanical Drawing 2. ' Drama 2. plans to trade Trenton for London - The Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Choir 2, 3, Advanced 35 Drama I . 46 68 .N f ' iv My . J ffl J ROBERT ROSTRON l24l Nottingham Way Bob or Rostr soccer star of past and present eats drinks ard sleeps the British contribution to the sports world ls' there anything he can't do? quiet? origin - Bromley future - college and soccer. Honor Society 3, Soccer l, 2, 3, Co-captain 3, All-City, county and state, wg i.,x BOB ROY l37 Sherwood Ave. That's real slick! stone face owns a black and white Chevy bomb T,V. dinner a day enjoys walking on water future college man. CHARLES RUSH 62 Edinburg Road Feather That's the ber- ries . . . a perfect shape .. . Bah! ... rides around in a transparent car? . . . Steinert's Basketball man .. . motto: al- ways late and sometimes never . . . favors the flute . . , Potts- er's friend . .. college -- ho. Basketball 2, 3, Key Club 2, 35 Bridge Club lp Baseball Club lg Official Club 2. VIVIAN J. RUSH 7lO Kuser Road Judy ... a Beatles fan . .. saves pennies-for her collection . . . ci former Hightstown Ram who has become a Spartan can be found at J. C. Murphy's . . . a future school teacher. Jr. Red Cross l, 25 Library l. -SJ 'QW WY' ' Q--sw' fr, YVONNE RUSSELL JERRY RUSSOMANO MARCELLE Y. RYAN PETER M. SALAMONE lO Harwick Drive 74 Jonathan Drive 3Ol3 Nottingham Way 487 Klockner Road Giggles ,. . Forget it .. . Russ H. . . Que Pasa Medico?. Marcie . ,. Oop's . .. How Pete . . . Oh, well . , , dreams is adorable gift frarn Tren- enloys playing with chemi- do you pronounce wash? ad- of a six course lobster dinner ton High . . . has similar tas cols . . . artistically inclined . . . dicted to potatoe chips . .. sea . . , favorite entertainer is Caf in food and boys - oth t an collection of things - stamps, shell saver . , . favorite enter- . . . a stage crafter . , . sails . distinctive laugh stal coins, and rocks donut tainer - Phil Gottlieb loves around in a white Impala flip ll rev als a se arial reef, duriker a possible Einstein, Tacos future college student, top soon to turn collegiate. X l Newron or Bunsen' Travel Club lg Music Appreciae Student Council l, 33 Mechanical Art Club lg German Club 2, tion 2, Honor Society 3, Drawing Club l, 33 Stage Craft Physical Fitness 2, Cross Country 2, ti .W fy f' ' , I J A X l, 2: Track l, 2, . WN l 1 nc! fyy L1 B, . Q, vt. X AL 1 ' ' X Y ini, i 9 QV ,yy fix ' 1 ' X J ' X . ' -4 v , 1 fix! Jhtifii il ' 'l' L 7'li'J I ' 1 . mr vts 4 N X V ! UA- 'J Y -v' l ' V 6 K 1' A 4 fl ins' f' f ,. iff 1 i BARBARA SAYERS 206 Joan Terrace Barb . . . lsn't that hysteri- cal? . .. dimples .. . fritos fiend .. . Johnny Mathis is tops . . . a water skier and surfer ,. . musically minded ... hopes to become a State worker. Choir 2, 35 Color Guard I. Ik' ,' X i .els ,J I J: -vi 'il-9 if f' 1 If , i- I 5,-J il ' I Xtlli I X I VI g I L7 jx! Y . I . ' . l lui V Xml 2 h ,Ll Cui ' I 1- II, ' ff .I i I 1 : V! 4 , 'fl ,X X- .. ,if ,. , I',' .-gf ,V ,iv X., -. I . . I ,J ., A , H, ,L.,l,, I Nc ,Q I L FX I ,I I, .M ., I III ,I ,,, QI -1, I' HX- of .' , ' xx' . ,Q .-I, I lil y 1 I' Q' i ,AI I IJ J .ri . I Iw, Ig !3ff'g,f. .wi I ' A ,tr ,J 'tp ,i.,.,fj.Iv,5f' C if li 'i fi :' 'f X .ink -'fix JU- xii' ll' I xi A L YA , ,XIVXNIFI X 1' fi I Y-jwxv' -V, kxqytix E I I I if .24 ' ry I .N 4' .4 its y . I I I .3 I , 3' I 'If :I-I ,gi ANN SCHMIDT ' fWILLIAM SCHNEIDER BARBARA EQHREIER i' hx, 1 6I Livingston Drive 68 Wittenborn Avenue IO8 Concord Ave. 2 Annie . .. What! ... en- Bill A . .. I don't know? ... Barb . .. ln my opinionr' joys Italian food procrasti- Grandi's short? order cook always seen with her New nator a candy striper fan of the kind of food you York Times a Civil Air constantly consuming ice cream eat . . . blushes bountifully . . . Patroler . . . an active Hy-Liter frequently turns Q rosy red favorite sublect is lunch dis- member a future in the . ., future nurse. likes fllrst period because it be- medical field. gins t e day . . . likes to eat . ' broken cookies? go cart HY'L'7e I' 2' .31 Ff'S-8'D- 2' 35 kiddie College ,H ho for Siclence Club 3, Quill and Scroll business. , 3, National Honor Society 3. .S -:Sf bm 'uf Ti Rf KATHLEEN SCHULER I33 Miry Brook Road Kathy l don't believe it Prince Valiant quiet? . . another summer camper crtitsically inclined has a sweet tooth cute and sweet . . . a natural comedian . ,. College campus ahead, Club I5 Usherettes 2. ' I 'i L Art .N I I UI, , , IJ I J t4 , .ff 'U -' ul Wm. - S-f V i - U' I X! V1 . . I cf f 3 .S PATRICIA SCHULTHEIS l45 Eaton Avenue Pat You know seen Saturdays as our drum maiorette .. . faithfully attends Y dances loves apples and strawberries guidance secretary air- line stewardess to be. Malorettes l, 2, Drum Majorette 35 Drama Club lg Usherettes 2. C132 fl ' ei 44 JANNE MARIE SCHUMM 50 Sherwood Ave. Jan says her ou's as in soup idealistically inclined schummthings wrong some- where What's your opinion of Mr. Bleinstein? . . . talented seamstress . . . essential part of the Hy-Liter staff . . . future English major. Hy-Liter I, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 2, 3, Costume Club 2. f? 5 Mo -' ' K,--Q f , 43 It . A I. z A ,. X s xl gm 53 ,I , A gf rg , I WV' I, -ul IJ' ll - M7 fl ' . T' ,f'i 'Zi QQ f If 'l 19 Q If 3 'LQ 55 xc Q? 1 at Q. K5 ' j V J ,I I 4 ,f A? U .L- , In 1 'lg ii! 'X' . I I f -, ' I 1 1 ,W -L -S 9 - '. I' . I fl ,- . a 70 N' ii :gl gi 2 P, - ' ... ri' I'-4? J ' .2 :J 'fs if 4,6 f ' ' THOMAS WILLIAM SCUDDER 2589 Yardville-Hamilton Square Road Tom quiet and reserve noted for his long arms and big hands constantly seen eating Peanut Butter Tandycakes baseball addict plans to attend college. Science Club Ig Baseball 2, Typ- ing Club 25 Military Club 2. W me me Milk My +1 ?'f 'Nw ALLEN SEARS BRUCE SHARPLES MAUREEN SHAW 1628 E. State St, 7 Cranbrook Road 58 Montana Avenue Al or Reggie . . , salesman Brucie ... you're not too Moo . .. Forget it! . .. for Home Builders put swift! likes all kinds of short but sweet . . .chickle things off till the last minute? food favorite subject is chewer screams for ice Bonneville owner Chem- Metal Shop. cream favorite song - istry kid track enth-usiast Where the Boys Are Bea- Rider - ho! tle mania fan secretarial Key Club 2, 35 Cross Country future' 2, Science Club l. EUGENE SIMANCIK CLARA SIMON JUDITH SIMON 858 South Olden Avenue l08 Cooney Avenue i437 Nottingham Way Dick . . . I give .,. girls, Flash .. . Oh! Forget it. Mouse ... Know what I girls, girls . .. Oh, no . . , . Italian food fan . . . puts mean .. . favors chicken pap- flies in a black T-Bird has things off Coca7Cola odver- rikash, and dumplings quiet no trouble breathing . . . popcorn tlser . . . Beatle-maniac . . . ten- , . . George Chakiris fan . . , is popular . . . football fan .. . nis terror ., . working world musically minded . ,. future Bell meditating a career as a mech- ahead - secretary ho. Telephoner. Gmc' i Majorette Club l, 2. Choir 2, 35 German Club lg Football Club lg Mechanical Needle Craft 2. Drawing 2. ANTHONY SILVANI 43 Armour Avenue Tony ... Forget it .., talented carpenter potato chip muncher often turns a rosy- red model maker clarinetlst graduation and then headed for sunny Florida. Career Club lg Red Cross 2. WILLIAM SKED 20 Wesleyan Drive Chief . . . Ah nuts! .. . math- ematical wizard . . . ls he or isn't he part Indian? , . . One of the everybodies who goes to Gino's future plans a college somewhere! . . . docsn't put things off until the last minute - he iust doesn't do it. Latin Club lg Slide Rule 2. 7l , I , 1.25 R Qtr-uh -au., ff' YT' LINDA SPANGOLA l daz- .. avid fan of ... likes any kind our especially ice cream enjoys and bowling future. Maiorettes l, 2, 3g P.S.8iD. Club 2, Student Work Program 3. sewing, Aswimming, marriage in the MARIE SPART Bl Third Ave. Moose . . . has 0 definite interest in the soccer team . , . Painting - not a house . . . How do you hide your antlers? . . , Johnny Mathis . . , anything chocolate will do future at Bell Telephone. Drama Club lg F.H.A. 2. ROBERT SMALLWOOD PAUL SOUTHARD B Billington Road 618 Norway Avenue Bob What is it Bo The city farmer That's Wildberry seen driving a tough Fairview Gardens yellow and white ice cream truck second home savors steaks enjoys fishing and hunting .. . pastime - swimming comtemplating an lndustrial future deck swabber. Chess Club lg Music Appreciation Coin Club lg Beagle 2. 2, Arts career. ANTHONY SPATACINO VALERIE SPERLING l86 Beal St. 222 Massachusetts Ave. Tony . . . alias Spats . . . mus- Moose . . . OK you guys! ically minded ... an Italian ... Little Hot Rod ODel ... food fan - lasagne is a must Johnny, cycles, and horses rate ought to Own 0 shore of high, Southern Fried Chick- Borden's milk stock a great en anyone? let's forget ENQ- white hunter? College - Iish! future l.B.M. key ho! puncher. 47 Monroe Drive Spaggie NO! I don't want to go out with him! a New York accent loves ham- burgers almost as much as Whimpy spends her spare time baby-sitting . . . future Spanish teacher. Chorus l, 2, 3, Drama Club 2 3' F.T.A. 3. l.ffZA-uf lm--.1 01- l J1WfJ'4 Y'- F' LQJ- ,QLPQ !Y1u'-',.'f'X ji 54'l2'ifl: L 'Luu .'l'!LL'u'f'h'cif.-nnfff3 mf ..Q,..e.f,,..,i. feffwmf'-f-ffli 4,-.wirxzilziz ff-LV -r TH' -lf' -rf- 6' K1-' in. ilfvlfw Is N1 iytsfgi. by Lb 41'L Q ' L4 f I' Ki'ViflxL.J , t 'J 4,-x Civ f 61,,,f1,gl .X C K o '1 'K'l't0, ,-Q.. ,' xslfl 9 , STEPHEN srmxo, JR. T5 W lil Bonnie Ave. H' Steve .. . Yoyo blush s bountifully , . . motto: bet er late than never cars, lnc. ... historically inclined ... ter- rific with the trumpet He's headed for the army now! Bowling I, 2, 3, Physical Fit- ness l, Al!! 72 wall. RICHARD SPRINGSTEIN 17 Grayson Avenue Rich . . . nonconformist . . , artistically talented . .. scientifi- cally bent . . . What radio? Cobras and Mustangs ., Surrealism. , 1 'i f Lf io i bs! , iw I :NJ i E Xi af xi' N1 K XJ! LH ,if 'XJ' IL LJ! 3 VJ M f U ,tw I we :Ui it .A i l l JUDITI-I STADNICK 828 South Olden Ave. Jud . . , So what? , . . has freckles on her nose? blushes beautifully cashes in at the Greenwood Theater . . . nothing does it like coca-cola? . . . Robert Goulet fan , . . smiley future typewriter pounder. Usherettes 25 Bank and Tickets I5 Music Appreciation 2. 6- Ss MYRA SUE STEIN l43 Gary Drive Myra - or is it Myrna? . ,. our prolific Cresset conductress . . . a prognosticator . . . socially bipartisan? .. . a proclivity for art . . . cheerleaders are made not born . . . a quantity of quality clothes .. . Senior Ball Court - and what else? Honor Society 35 Student Coun- cil 2, 35 Cresset 2, 3, Editor 35 Quill and Scroll 2, 35 Cheer- leaders 35 Operetta 25 Art Club l5 Girl's State 2. 'iv 29 MARTIN STEVULAK 273 Princeton Avenue Chopper one powder blue Buick an outdoors mon hobby -- carpenter e- later a profession We don't want any - any what? boating fan or doing nothing -- pas- times. Military Club 2. . ,Q M 5' fix' J Y l l i J A, A Airy' . .5 A , i. L ,A sf i f if f Zi' N gf! -,w . 'E' I O ROBERT STALLINGS 6l9 Miller Avenue Bob lifelong dream - gym 5 times a week Don't hold your breath future ski instructor - of the water variety ls he an amphibian? rides a Mustang that a car! Physical Fitness Club Club 2. horse or is lj Military NAV, ALICE START 3 Greentrce Road crnbezzles funds at Broad St. Bank advocate of typing and shorthand - yields future secretary bowl- ing tan a blonde for a day? .. steak and Italian foods only. Drama l5 Travel 25 Modqrn Dance 2. ' .Q X DOREEN STOUT JOANNE STOWE 47 Sandalwood Ave. 6 Collins Road Dar Can't beat Danny Jody Bug owner ot a Boy displayed her talents on black Falcon, that is a car not Jr. Day .. . a fan of pizza and a bird . . . sports minded . . . ice cream . . . enioys speaking strings the guitar . . . Bend Spanish singer for the Stags over lover of music . . . future student at West- happiest in English class . . . minster Choir College. future P. E. teacher. Choir' l, 2, 35 Concert Band 2, Operetta l5 Modern Dancing Club 35 Marching Band 2, 3, 25 Choir l, 2. 73 LORRAINE STOY 3l Evelyn Avenue Are you: nuts . , . blushes beautifully . . . watch out for that '64 Falcon Pizza please! . . . dandy dancer . . . future -- intends to tickle tvpewriters. Drama lg Bank 8. Tickets 2. DANIEL STRAC KA LORETTA STRANO ROBERT STRATTON 3Ol4 Nottingham Way 376 Vetterlein Ave. 2438 Yardville-Hamilton Danny Eastward Ho! Lori . . . alias Lori Drano Square Road from Hamilton to Steinert . . . Music, Music, Music . Bob But Maynard really great sense of humor likes I'll never tell . she lives is my name Mr. Wood's everything about school except S9iSlY On, fVE 1Cl'1 fl'leS? . . - ,cuts able assistant Mrs. Hick- the work bowling and writ- figure elQhfS - - - 'WSYGV VUISSES man's car and Bob - what a ing in leisure time P.S.8iD. 0 HSVWY FOUUG m0Vle - - - FU' combination a creator of and Hy-Liter worker . . . Glass- 'fU 9 SECVETOVY- the Fountain of Trivi what boro State to be an author. a hair cut! future - un- P.S.8iD. 35 Hy-Liter 35 Honor Society 3. Full Choir 2, 35 Drama Club l. decided' l Q iff? rye' ' X gy Xl i x ,L wc, V2 RONALD STRICKLIN GARY STROHAUER KATHERINE SU ES X 'Q LINDA J ix? 29 Birkshire Road 3643 Nottingham Way l 46 B ockton a -A 44 Kino Blvd. QI' Ron alias The Rebel ... Porky Hi! ... eats ny- hy, , , ngriq 0 fqn Lin ,,, . Hi, gwketieu ,- , Elaine and who?... owner of thing edible smiles oeron- , nd wild m 5 in Mr, Chrzqn' fun 'N-it Mi yi we l the renowned StrickIin Stadium ified Italian food fan . . . gi 'A ne' fi e ullook Mickey, Mikey , , , , MQ lon RX T he kicks - soccer balls Four Seasons enthusiast . . fo mo any lsgg Plans Brando and PQUI New - .Q fonx xx X: Sec. of Treasuryl of lS.H.S. quietly'quiet baseball's q le we Sec, ,lol Oslllonl Belly Bean me XY studying breeds intelligence size pitcher college - , wqnfg fo fly hlg ,UV S S , future at Cornell to be an for Stro! t l Olrllne sfewordessfkf , N0 engmeer' KEY, Club l, 25 BOSGDGH 2: F Choir l, 25 Music Appreciatiorl: f' Student Council l, 3, Class Treas' Bowling Club 2g Slide Rule Clu , 'I x. . XX urer 3, Key Club l, 2, 3, lg Baseball Club lg Honor Soc- ' ,QU 1' Treasurer 3, Soccer 35 Varsity S iety 3. X. 4 lf X X- Q N-J 3, National Honor Society 3. ,X i X . X F ' ' 'x Q X i. fl' ' ity! ll' i v xx ' ll .V Uv . X E fix , 'V Nh .VD 5 ix X - X, 1 J gi 'X . it xl l NX wi 1 X V 7 it Xl MN T we x I vi 1 I - ' .1 ' E A 1 - 1' ' t . 1 SHARON SWAIN RICHARD SWAN Q... f 7 f l774 Greenwood Ave. 90 Mark Twain Dr. N V Sparkle - to some . .. Tar- Rick keeps sudsing andxt-5YJrn'5 Jiy:fA2t'af3ager- of the zan's Jane at Steinert H.S. sudsing and sudsing has a yfeor -45 CL. flffldldscientilst? madly in love with Frank Sin- certain attachment-Linda 0 .leygUSY-. COVE, - :V fpund In atra mindful of math .. , in- lazzy hobby .. . how about a -dll. l jf DOWIYVIQ1 -.-l- ,O COW' terested in baseball and not even fruit? matching shirts fn0'5eU?, of Elabkbl --.. Will fulf- a boy? future at Trenton going to be a collegiate mon, 'l'36f'l'1'5 QUMTJSIEOFIH through SCI- Jr, en -' j . I, lx 1 J ' ' i ,' GAA 1, 2, ag Drama 1, 2, 3. gp 3,154 - ' t 1 'X ,xr t. Y -. y, l 1 1 'A '-ff Gilt in Q.-uc- MARCIA SZWED 249 Lynwood Ave. Scatter , . . I don't believe you said that! participates in Wark Experience program inclined toward Spanish guitar playing her favorite record - You Talk Tao Much! secretarial field ahead. Drama lg Banking 8. Tickets 2g Work Experience Program 3. ' lt: i ' X ln! - . 'r . I lg K V ,X A U , '. N N tk. ,,l ' -T X .fs l vi, . ' if A ,yu ' l ' 5 1 iff l VO il' l - w .X .xx -I X KF. .Vx N X 1 E . 5 . X 5 .px X X , ' X K .. ' 1 1 ' X L In t .N 1-it 31 tg- - . . ,. . if 3.1 it G A KJ, lu I . Nw ' N7 ulvx li .J l. 07 ti ff' tl V LF! M, ix Fil J .t V X Hx .- 'J Q g fl 3 I ' 5 ,J U-' ,vm , . iv 5 '-,v . lk - , .Nl I-.fl 2 XY A' ,f' -V' X. if ,XJ T . . t 1, Y . . f 1 , - KATHLEEN SZYMANSKI NICK TAZZA ALVAN TENNEYE l ft BARBARA THOMPSON 3 Endicott Rd. 37 Leuckel Ave. l5 Waverly Placeix 1725 Bell AVCIWUC Smansk . . . Cool-as-a-moose Taz . . . favorite hobby - AI . . . mostly animal . gl. Xradi- THOFPDS r - - E 5h0DC UD Of Shir? . .. talks incessantly speaks Yvonne baseball fan during ant reindeer socks fervent out! ' I lives dangerously on an ish language I. .. contact the summer - school fan during Philly fan anchors aweigh then left side of thc- road pepper - and sometimes garbage the winter? Italian food . , , steak and more steak . . . plain food and a Gino s milk- searcher what a college next to death comes Algebra manages to manage baseball 5hOl4e??? her SlQl1TS4 SET OVW jump! recognized by her l'lI go for that future future drafts man after Navy. secretarial work Rider by pixie hairdo future psycho- at Rider. nlghl- logy maior - people: loves 'em, Bf-lseboll MQV- 3' 44 Drama l, 25 Cheerleader 3, Co- captain 35 Choir 3. Baseball Club lg Beagle 2. Hy-Liter lg Usherettes 2. nv-kv' 75 . I if- '-. 'NU L1 fi! ' L x f'IO ix .. -, cxfc -- .J .GH ,E .lt STElVEN TIFFENBACH ANTHONY TORRETTA KENNETH TOTH JOHN TROVITCH 8 Lorraine Drive 20 Albemarle Road 34 Brockton Rd. 45 Shackamaxon Dr. Tiff ... ltailan food fan .,. Tony .., likes girls, food, Ken ... Take a bath! .. . Tro ... black eye ... stop- definitely puts things off and sports - in that order Smiles Inc. blushes bounti- ped by guess who on first day saxophone smoothie gym Jerry Blavat Chinese food fully works at the Big L? of dfiVeI S permit! Whv fan basketball enthusiast another fan of our cafe- watch out for the black hitchhike? Zook and John college - ho! teria winter - ice skating, bomb another better late - like bubble QUW1 hos D n e B d I 2 3 summer 7 baseball future than never fan accordion YFOUDIGS WITH CUTS. U C on f f - - some kind of work. artist dragster Armed N 1 M B Ogle Club I U Forces - ho. 5 7 Studnet Council 2, ,UM N. ,M gm-r We ... ANGELIKA TSCHURKO 265 Watson Ave. Angie agily athletic Ye Gods! . . . Charlie chocolate cake chopper has o Chinese tendency towards Chow Mein G.A.A. without Angie would be like no G.A.A. at all! future Habsolutamente nada! Naturalist's Club lg Chess Club lg Art Club 25 Honor Society 3. JOSEPH L. TURANO 26 Charlotte Ave. Joe ... Fudge ... a sen- ior trumpeter loves ltalion food, especially Rovioli col- lects records . .. conditional pro- crastinator enioys basketball future plans show him as Joe college. Marching Band I, 2, 35 Concert Band l, 2, 35 Dance Band I, 2. VIRGINIA TUREK 4l36 Nottingham Way Ginn Sure, everyday, twice on Sunday and eight times on Monday! smiles, smiles, smiles bakeshop and baby- sitting active in community affairs musically apprecia- tive future as an Our Miss Brooks! Choir 2 , 3, German. BEVERLY TURNER l5O Natrona Ave. Turn . . . Oh, Greatl . . . frequently a rosy, rosy red a member of the Sparteens , . . sparkly baby blue eyes . , . addicted to potato chips . . . swinger singer . . . hopes to at- tend Temple. Choir l, 2, 3, Drama 2, 31 Color Guard l. 76 l 4 A ff' M -41' f I 777 1 f ,' ' X51 fe i ,, 0 if we A It A ,Q . A' ' ,,f 1 n . 1' , I I 'xy S 1 xx V, ff , ff! A . Af Q ex N ff' 6.44v4Jf: ' 7 ' -i' vi 782 SQ EX n A. . . , x . I., 4 , -, A 7 ,- ,' ff X 33 Q Q Y , , , V A ' I ,' A W x X, J X ,If fl- f XM' W X -w Q xxx fl w if i - l is 1 ix N ,f I if ff lv Muff' N S A-f ' N U X ' X M .1 X N X wx! :Q - , 'x Xt X . . 1, I N. , vw ,NJ X Q 'X ff ,f.,, J-fyu . ,f X X. ,i to 5 I N I cn in I Lf ff ,Nj-'R v X BJ THOMAS VALINTINO G K, DEUSEN KENNETH VERES A ROSEANNE VIAU CRY' 237 Elmore Avenue i2 6 tingham Way 216 Sherwood Ave. X V 46 Saint Clair Ave. ' Rudy look info my eyes Gary H' 5 Qnf' Sfemerrs Juan strikes and spares Roe summer money hand- Get off ir! green '55 roving infieider and trying the Scoring fullback Ier rinnetite for Italian food Plymouth runs on fumes . . . study hall major ... Altos ... Valentino's Deli Onion sand- wiches . . . Gene Barry fol- lower ... from the halls of Montezuma. Mechanical Drawing Club I, 2, 3, Military Club 3. soccer player . . . very aimiable towards his felolw students Cheeseburgers 81 chocolate milk- shakes . , . negative towards numbers . . . Future at college. Baseball 2, 3, Soccer 35 Slide Ruel lg Officials l, 2, 3, Physi- cal Fitness 2. it Q? VICTORIA VICKERS lOl Kuser Road Vicki .. . muiscal miss ... oh, that drummer boy! . . . Our Miss Sarah Brown . . . vivacious Sparteens leader . . . music yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Choir I, 2, 35 Operetta l, 2, 3, Madrigal Group 2, 3. 9-.N K We-,Q LOUISE VITANGELI 4 Holt Circle Moonbeom That did it! . . . bowls away with G.A.A. .. . attends Cadillac Beauty School . . . digs percussion music . ,. another Johnny Mathis fan future beautician. Travel Club lg Typing Club 25 Modern Dance 2. chemistry fo r e v e r, Geometry never habitual holey socks food in quantity not quality . . . Mr, Tarr's bowling partner . .. college bound. Student Council 35 Soccer 2, 35 Baseball 3. ... fancifully French ... an avid bread eater . . , falls for Paul Anka and Rick Nelson .. . college -- ho for Roe! Girls Officials lg German Club 2, F.T.A. 2. 'C' ig, CAROLYN WARNER l7l7 White Horse Mercerville Road Carol . . . That's the breaks! . . . wonderfully nutty . , . any food will do one of the A- lunch bunch .. . Johnny Mathis fan reading, riting, and rith- rnetic for her a future Florence Nightingale. Future Nurses l, 2, 3, Bridge 2. 77 MICHAEL WASNIEWSKI I23 Francis Ave. Waz a car enthusiast walking tomato pie and steak advertisement a football fan transfer from St. Anthony's after graduation plans arc focused on making money. Y' DALE WATSON DAVID WEBER DEREK WEBER JANICE WEHNER 2 Forman Drive 542 Edinburg Road 542 Edinburg Road l22 Waverly Place Butch second man' at Dave That ain't bad! D. R. stock room stocker Duckey Fish , walks Spartan dances 4 l give washed cars at a car wash- runs a 53 chevrolet in a waddle fan of Fords up always reading pocket where else? Webby a Dunkin Donut dunker gum chewer loutside f books Naval Reserve man auto shop, si-English, no Dave's brother quiet schooll idolize Andy Wl 4-- DlOys Ia French Horn .., football fan .,, omnivorous ... he shakes when he laughs? .. , Iiams M, clamors t for classics ?lWf-VVS 1?-?QTlf1Q D0fO?fO Ch-lDS ind entering working world upon high an any good food eater. bound for business school oiigist inIeSNavy: umm mc ewolw rxl Choir l, 2, 3: Malorettes gtarghing gang l, 2, 3, Con o Ryze, on , , g Brass- Ense I l, 2, 3, Boys Choir 2bj?NChoi X X 2, 3, -Madrigal Grou , Operet i rG2'W NJ. ' . .At X: -. i li! I rv AX A U f Ali xi ' V g . if ' QQ ,L uf' gy . - M , N .yof-7 N ly' J . , , ,Jw V, VH L X g -'X F Lily-F' Q 1 j-V15 ., I 'X ,AV Y Q flu- ,av XA , N25 Nl N-f' 2 517. ci- .fe V x ,N fr, L ll kylj ,iff f XJ , L xv l v:.,'NU 1 IN 7f'k! x i' 'P , vufklki , 7 fi!lN ' vu' K Lf-'J R? EILEEN WEIGEL DIANE WEISS GLEN WELCH FRANK WHEELER 8 Whitman Road 69 New Street 69 Cranbrook Road 2 Brown Drive In Ajlunch bunch. Peanuts pink and blue Glen You only live once, Bud No doubt! has flips for chips and tea exclusively 5'2 and sweet so live! bowling pin ma- a careful caddy at Lawrenceville tickles the lvories- claffy for too'... Alice Start a de- chinist transfer from Brook- avid fan of Peter Sclcrs Deutsch skilled with the signing seamstress Italian field High East, Wisconsin is he German , tippy needle athletically octive food a favorite Beautician likes the auto races col- canoe and Wheeler too' hopes for a nursing career. school ahead. lege-ho! cars, cars, cars college ho' F.N.A. lg Majorette Club 2. Clide Rule lg Military l. tl-'A RJVKQ , 94.2. fs C - ',.,A9, C-Ljk' ' , - . YUM .f,..M. it bw R107 'acc 0 iJ,Ljn,..,. P-Aj Y-ji., l b XD LA. i. In-W Qiifhc ,Ibn QC' A A M. DNF, W 1 t flu. ofxa fiflnn WILLIAM WHITEHOUSE MARY WHITTAKER JOYCE WIELAND 36 Elmore Avenue 77 Sykes Avenue 25 Douglas Avenue Bill do it next week Mary Beth l'll never tell l don't think I believe it ., ,G7 MONIKA WIKLANSKI 79 Clearview Avenue I-lay female Fred Astaire tomato pie tops list cruises in green and white unforgettable nurse in South blushes beautifully athleti- Chevy happy when with a Pacific active in church fel- cally inclined delightful swoons for sweets collects hamburger . . . favors auto shop lowship . . . Teahouse thespian laugh . . . loves lobster . . . valuables . . . tennis fan . . . spends spare time fishing anti-gym she selects Miss Michele's secretary col- plans for higher education. plans include Air Force ca- steak for sustenance headed lege - ho for physical educa- l . reer. for higher education. tion. German 2' Dmma 21 Cho 2' Military lj Beagle 2. Choir l, 2, Operetta 2, 3, Drama Operetta l, 2, 35 Officials l, ' 2. gg g3.A.A. 3, Modern Dance Club -yd I 1' lxJsK'Q,4 fQfCLl.l9vfX,11, I .if I ,QI A 5, C CLUB, 4,,,,4A,LJ - lcfflyflfcfysw-QLAJ' .Aan Lfdl, I , x,CAx,, Nf,.g,,gL,Ac2-ix-, s L , 4.,LfCC?k,1.Lfv UQ!! 0-UU 0- C4, X x f H wa 3 fcefwe - if a 111.4-,461 J :Nu-Il i4'P'x.4j3HQ4l C ,. X f f . ,Z co 1 ' L'-U-Q ANNE LOUISE WILBERT CAROL WILLIAMS STEPHEN WILNO Nsff 'C,f... BARRY WINTLE 223 Connecticut Ave. l2O Hoover Ave. 50 Walt Wh-itman Way 207 Briner Lanc Annie and she goes That's tough! pleased by Willie-Wilkie Steve Twig:s What's that, bad? blushable cares for the cash pizzas favors the business Hey Bozz drives a black clothes salesman drives at Grants ... black Olds ... peanuts, crackers and macaroni . .. positively procrastinates . . . Ray Charles rates . . . work a h e a d ... Miss Mechanical Drawing. Drama lp G.A.A. l, 2, 3. machine course . . . a Tornado transfer gone Spartan . . . she misses swimming in school . . . potatoe chip fan . . . intends to tickle typewriters for her future. Caddy registers the cash at Tony's market history and sleeping rated equal with him his hobby - models, live or otherwise navigating to- ward the navy. Stagecraft 3, Physical Fitness 3. a tough six conservatively, continental ivy league . , . chilled by Chuck Berry . . . high- flying courster on to future learning. Key Club l, 2, 35 Cresset 25 Cross Country 2, Prose Club 2. 79 KENNETH WITKOWSKI I5 Wickom Avenue G.- 'ltr f ?9'!P 'H RICHARD WURPEL 39 Smith Avenue FRED W. WRIGHT I37 Joan Terrace JOHN WOLBERT 33 Farmbrook Drive Ski or Goof What is l'll never tell Fliptop '57 Hey Bo! What is it? old Turtle foundAin the trum- it? has a beautiful singing Ford Pizza, please blondie our mighty man pet section of Steinert's Bands voice? he has a car, when Former Hornet automatically basketball, basketball, basket- iuggles around in a peep it runs pop corn, please advocates auto shop garage ball fried chicken tan a hunter, fisher, and beagle a Ray Charles fan fu- work in spare time may ture-a mortician. ' visit his Uncle Sam soon. Baseball Club lg Drama 2. ALLEN J. YEAGER 232 Saybrook Avenue 1 'Al Sports cycling enthu- siast owner of '57 gray Fairlane always eating ham- burgers Bob Newhart fan enjoys history . .. plays the clarinet college in his future, lrtogchisng Band l, 25 Orchestra man ascending to Game Warden status for his future. a lover of history? the working world is his future. Basketball lg Art Club 2. Beagle Club l, 2, 35 Library Science Club lg Photography 2. ,yj i 4 .-'f ' i Ur? my filler!! . I Akw? V: J ' ' ' v 4,lJjlj.,,- ,jjjlf 47 Uf A fu M! ii fi fi JA f ' :iff ,ff . Arif 51.91-L RJ .i bint' LV! J, Ing, V -,LM .' ,sg J BARON YEAGER FRANK E. YEAGER KAREN YOPP ' 37 Stevenson Avenue I6 Brompton Way I3 Lorraine Drive Yeag '56 Chevy habit- Bull! . . . another Blue Devil Angel seen in Summer- ually hungry for hamburgers . . . gone Spartan . . . has a good time On The Pier . . . an im- Gas pumping part time . . . laugh every now and then . . . port from St. Anthony's High auto shop's tops . , . automo- a Sportsman for any sport , . . . . . lollipop licker . . . dates tively inclined . . . off to the college -- ho for electrical en- and guys -- or is it guy . , . races - car races that is. gineering. more books in the future. 1' Qi . N ZX we 80 f ' if i 1.4 - 1 ' ,Y- ' file my W W .WV I l, A i AL - . 31 U ' W x I W 4 kj '-g .:.f - ,, , ,Qs , , ff - 4 of l , A' P 5 'f qc 'CYQ sw-ee-,cy C.. I JZ f . .V 9 W f l., Le j C 0 X' ka - X-nf by Y K 912 f, 0, Q.. l' U. V dl 51 ,C . . K My X14 ,cftft If 1 X , Vey? it it D, li, I 1 ,AJ 4-,LLXX Q44 W -KK JK-4 , . x il i A' ' . ' We f ,wee . . . ,Xl 1,4 ,oft -l'f'7!llf4'J . 15 df' be-J 4 U .ff , V ' -'T -A., , - Z, W J fi . J i i . - A ee me ee A 420 V U i A- ' Ce, c ,M ff lb .fe f 2 Li f fc Y., sc' -'ef cf 'W V 'W i if Jw l 'i 'N 0 ' K 'e-crate, JOAN YOSTEMBS I p I, 1 GERALD E. YQlJbA4NS W if ROBERT W. ZEFUTIE 7 N DON A TNER C-jg. 27 Seventh Avenu 33 Hirsch fjgenue H L l7 Tappon Avenue 45 Fleetwoo kept Senior Gregg Award ec' ient Yo-Yo ... cool'as a moose! Bob ... Fruiti .,. Hey! I d0n't believe ig? 1 , , Q . . . always ready for ak good . . . ardently Arlene , . . favorite i . -n W0fWd9l'fUl Wofldefl - - A DCF- spirited Spartan , . . claims to be novel . . , chess, cards, coin col- food-cooked? ,. . naturally Ja CHHIOI hOfT16f0OI'T1 CNOIVFUOYW - . - a taxi driver? , . . teaches Gail lecting, crossword puzzles partial to powder blue con- templates a medical secretary career. fan of Jerry Lewis he puts the holes in Dunkin Donuts . . . college-ho-for Yo! U g Drama l, 2, 35 Play 2. Coin Club lg Business Machines 25 Bridge Club 25 Typing Club 3g Honor Society 3. Bill's buddy Hot dog, trench fries, and pizza a spunky Spartan cashier at independ- ence Mall . . . College-ho-at Rider Student Council l, 2, 35 Base- ball Club lg Drama 2, Qlwf l JOHN R. ZIEGLER KATHLEEN ZIGMONT 263 Princeton Avenue l63 Regina Avenue Jungle John That ain't Kat goes for short bad employed at Parfait boyfriends breathless over ,. , spaghetti his specialty . , . french tried onions . . . how avid O07 fan . . . primarily for does that grab you? . . , real print shcp . . . hunting and mermaid in water, looks wise hounds . . . traveling to trade . . . plans to attend Lawarence school. Beauty Academy. Beagle Club l, 2, 3. 8l RONALD ZOLTANSKI 721 Norway Avenue Ron R, dislikes his looks? avid fan of lunch periods . . . roams Steinert's center field in the baseball season after graduation plans to take it nice and easy! Baseball 9 shorthand a gym enthusiast! ... a bicyclist . . . business career ahead. Chair lp Drama Club l, Typing 25 Modern Dance 2. -qs Tix THOMAS ZOOK 3l Shackamaxon Drive Tom ... bahyf . likes a short hair cut? any food will do .. his favorite subject -lunch! . . . a smiling Spartan ci weight loser. yy Ju iolzs Steinert's Joyous Juniors who . . . donned the traditional blue and white to display their spirit colortully . . . experienced that bigger year . . . took on their responsibilities with eagerness and determination . . . contributed many talent- ed ones to our school body personnel and sport- sters . . . wish to thank Mrs. Hickman for her guidance and services throughout the year . . . hope to be even a bigger success in that one big year that is drawing nearer and nearer. ADVISOR MRS. H ICKMAN VICE-PRESlDENT-BARBARA YOUNG, PRESIDENT-JOHN WOOD, TREASURER- DEBBIE HUTCHINSON. KABSENT-SECRETARY SUE LISIEWSKIJ Carole Abbott David Adams William Agress Ron Alfano John Alphonse Gail Allen Judy Allen Linda Allen Victoria Allison David Ambrose Dominic Angelucci Linda Ananzato Arlene Anderson Donna Andrews James Anderson Daniel Apostolos Fred Armenti John Armitage Domenick Arnell Ronald Aversano Charles Azinger Alfred Babbitt John Bainbridge Nancy Barden Sally Barthelemy John Barulic Anita Battle Nelson Bazanka Donald Beach Charles Beaumont Judy Beckley Betty Beebe Theresa Beisswanger Ed Bennighoff Larry Bentley Garry Berg Ron Bersch Lillian Bialkowski Lois Biriki Charles Bitner Wayne Black William Black Linda Blackwell Darlene Blew Robert Bloor Joe Bohnert Sharon Botthby Kenneth Bowski Barton Braun Ed Brotak Ronnie Bruno Dan Buchanan Nora Buck David Caldwell Tom Calu Tony Camma ra ta Franklin Cappon Robert Carothers John Cegledi Tina Cerino Jane Chamberlain Kathy Chamberlain Seth Chamberlain John Champion Janice Chase Kathleen Chebunin Marlene Chiacchio Barbara Chianese Patricia Chionese Chris Chisik R' .K , iw ' J bf' i f .. ,F 'Z sy S' Xa. 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Henry Scaccetti Bonnie Schaeffer Steve Schaldonat Jane Schilk Paul Schmidt Patricia Schneider Katherine Schreier Lindo Schroeder Alan Schultz Harry Schultz James Schwartz Donna Scobey Joseph Scopelliti Joseph Scotto Linda Searles Rosemarie Segoni Pat Seitz Marylou Shannon Anthony Silvestri Sally Simpson Patricia Sipos Joseph Skerratti Martin Skoczylos Edward Slavin Jo Ann Slobodzier Carol Smith Carole Smith Eileen Smith Richard Smith Timothy Smith Barbara Soholewski Stanley Sobolewski Patricia Sojka Janet Sokolwski Rick Sokolowski Sheila Spedding Daniel Speinheimer Joyce Sperrazza Janet Stodnick Mark Starr John Start Terry Steher Pam Steiner Dorothy Stilson Peter Stratton Helen Stull Bruce Susney Gale Swayze Barbara Taylor David Thomann John Thomas Elaine Titus Shirley Taft Ann Tomko Margaret Tompo Anita Tulli Mary Tuozzolo Dot Tyndale Alexander Urbani Anno Vorone Ronald Velivis Kathleen Vitgritto Maria Vullo Frances Waiter Richard Wallace Doris Warner Doris Ann Wasco Gwen Watson Doug Weber Shirley Weber Marie Wells Mike Weltman Roger Wendrzyski Werner Peter Linda Westbrook Charlotte Whalen Karen Wheat Dieter Wiklanski Cheryl Wilcox James Wiley Carmen Williams Samuel Williams Don Wilno Steve Witkowski Stanley Wojnarowicz John Wood Marion Woods Sharon Woolston Dole Worth Mary Ann Wuszczek Harold Yaede SOPHGMGRES Steinert's Successful Sophomores who . . . met and conquered the fears of that first day in the hallowed halls . . . waved their inherited red and whites with anxious spirit and enthus- iasm . , . added ci gangster or two to our operetta . . . contributed harriers and other sporters to Steinert's array . . . are relieved with the successful passing of this year, and are look- ing forward to next year and its challenges . . . Juniors, here we come? ADVISOR MR. GARSKY PRESIDENT-MARK POPE, SECRETARY-BARBARA NICOL, VICE PRESIDENT- RICHARD BORLAND, TREASURER-RONNIE TILTON Joseph Adamec Carol Adams Robert Alphonse Arthur Anderson Elizabeth Anderson Gary Anderson Karen Andzejak Vito Apicelli Stephan Aronson Donna Bacskay Mary Ann Bado Vivian Balerna Lorraine Balla Jerome Ballarotto Joanne Barber Jane Barlow Valerie Barsamilo Lynn Both Vince Bartolone Joanne Beichler Joseph Beke David Benck John Benko Judy Benko Virginia Bell Frances Bellis Drew Berman Barbara Bernatowicz Jack Bernhardt Richard Bialkowski Edward Blackwell Kenneth Billingham John Bleazey Janet Bleeck Wesley Blinn Barbara Bloor Ruth Bociulis Stephen Boguszewski Mary Boney Joan Bolos Richard Borland Paul Bowen Bernard Bowers George Boyer Richard Boyle William Bradshaw Mike Brogan Oliver Brock Michael Brookes Phil Bruschi Scott Brown Leslie Bullock Rosemarie Burzachiello Thomas Cairns Louis Cardarelli Linda Calabrese Marie Calabrese Jeffrey Callahan Thomas Calleny Linda Carl Joan Cartlidge Richard Carlisi Robert Cartwright George Caruso Ralph Caruso Kathy Catanese Pat Celinski Kathleen Chapman Don Champion Patricia Charles 3 if 1 Q f as v- 15.1. . 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Parker Linda Pasun Craig Paterson Jim Patitucci Sharon Patterson Thomas Pelletteri James Perchodny Peter Perhuhn Debbie Perlstein Joseph Perron Michael Petro Joyce Phillips Linda Peantani Barbara Picane Barbara Pohlig Christine Pone Mark Pope William Povin Barbara Prevatil Lynda Price Rose Mary Proietti Thomas Propert Wolfgang Von Kornya Alan Quesnel Stephanie Quinn Craig Radvany Judy Radvany Michael Rakoski Conrad Rauth Thomas Recktenwald Gene Reister Virginia Rice Ralph Ridoflino Watson Rittenhouse Richard Ritter Lois Rizzuto Edith Roberts Dean Rock Jeff Rockel Charles Rogers Patricia Romano Daniel Rossi Frank Rossi Penny Rupell Elizabeth Ruth Bonnie Sabik William Sanders Linda Salzano Gary Schaeffer Richard Scheideler Robert Schipske Arlene Schipski Roberta Schneider Elaine Schmidt Deborah Schubert Frances Schuler Raymond Scirgova Michele Scott Candace Schwartz Bert Schwinn Kathleen Scymanski Robert Sharles Eric Sears Sharon Seifritz Paul Sereni Catherine Sesint Carmen Severino Ray Shaw Beatrice Shibovitch Richard Sikoaski H.. w:.s.:.1,: X.-me V if J kdmirrx 4 tis tJ 'I .. 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'U, X J, P 1' .. xx ,Q 5 M ' 'ec Qi s x Q Charles Silvani Ciro Silvestri Ronnie Silvestri Richard Simmons Krystine Simpson Sandra Simpson Thomas Sine Peter Skorupsky Carleton Smith Gray Smith Marsha Smith Paulette Smith Theresa Snyder Terry Sprankle Sandy Stackhouse Barbara Starr Dennis Starr Susan Stathopulos Joe Steinert Samuel Steinert Blair Stilwell Richard Stout John Stoy Paul Straszewski Cynthia Stratton Joe Stremlo Linda Stroman Claudia Stupnick Catherine Sullendor Arlene Sullivan James Swan Thomas Swierczek Cynthia Szwed Geraldine Tafrow Bob Taylor William Taylor James Thomas Susan Tiffenback Ronnie Tilton Joe Timko Lillian Tampa Marjorie Toth Anke Tschurko Linda Turreck Barbara Turner Toni Urban Bob Usas Theresa Van Hise Jay Van Horn Robert Valentino Dale Vig Joyce Walker June Walker Nancy Wallace Susan Waranis Deborah Warfel Gloria Warner James Whartenby Mildred Whitaker JoAnn Wieger Linda Williams Susan Wilno Charles Wilson Kathleen Wilson Arthur Wojtowicz Diane Wood Michael Worringer Richard Worthington Kaye Wright Raye Wright Deborah Wurpel Susan Zickler Susan Zigmont Stephen Zipp Donna Zook Sue Zalla A+' sf--f g. 4 u A if 5' PM -J ' i:,,4ii9 ' ' x ,X lf 'X, H -RQ b5wN'2f'1, 'LIE 5: Q., -Q ,aw 'Qwix F. N 33',3f!p,x ?'.ffr'jf4' H, N 1 ,N ry-vw In , Qf,?Q. il - . , ' slgjlfkf L I is 7 Zi. F 6 an W. N 1 N VM-5'4-. lfavvve Sol' be 'l'lN6 Looles-4 'WOMICI ,Live rv-C+, -lf mwrff Lo.sSrov4uvl4 k'Q -I QM, G, 4, F555 ' L In C651 'T-Lixjf 6.x-6 s-ecsllul -UUZAJ ,-VD,-hh' O Sid'-' Live 0- Saad 'l'i'f-NC in O00 JL g locxpl ,F IGN 1- sun,--Lay l1QGf1l' Lal:-tc-Novi. ICPGF 4.1, 'Pl-Q.. 50,1 ago-0101+-'v wo.-lC' JR-,RJ ofa.--f lol -I-41' 'l'f-e-4fJo+-- 6-'U-'G+-'c mf, Q! 0 'lv i,.:4,,s+c, ATT., C.- .fide 1-L...,.,+z. The main student governing body ol is the Student Council. lts varied functions include , the foreign exchange student program, canteens, Scott Hawthorn, Above: Left to right: John Alphonse, Vice-President, Bonnie Nicol, Secretory, and Scott Hawthorn, President. Front row: Left to Right: S. Lisiewski, Dj Hutchinson, B. Young, J, Wood, J. Alphonse, S Hawthorn, B. Nicol, R. Bartlett, L. Powell, C. Phillips, R. Stricklin. 2nd row left to right R, Danch, T. Davis, W. Rinz, L. Davidson, l.. Piskati, B. Nicol, M. Pope, R. Borland, R Tilton, L, De Meo, J. Gropp, G. Gambell, P. Elkinsf 3rd' row left to right: D. l-lohman, K Gibson, l. Natter, C. l-larbourt, P. Salamone, R. Bowen, P. McDowell, J. Timko, P. Strat ton, L. Piontoni, M. Smith, A. Tschurko, J, Benko. 4th row left to right: V. Kendc-rdine A, Biriki, K. Frawley, M. Scott, E. Gilsenan, J. Hogan, K, Veres, B. Meyer, R. Zefutie M. Stein, l.. Linard, L. Orsi. Back row left to right: S, Jones, G, Bush, D, Kite, K. Gib son, F. Armenti, R. Perchalski, V. Mercier, A. Allegretti, E, Martinetti, J. Burgner. Absent when picture was taken--Brian Ducko. 1 school motto and blazers, scrap book and consti- tution committees, and many other branches of stu- dent government interest. Under the leadership of President, and John Alphonse, Vice-President, the council has achieved many new goals and has been noted for its starting the Mercer County Student Councils Association. Advisor Mr. J. Serfass IOO . - ' h . Lindo Gross ,Stands before O showcase displaying r e PROFESOH ALBERT!! MEDINA P!NZON many souvenirs of her stay. ,,,.,o,.,,,,m,,,, - Foreign Exchange Program Our first foreign exchange student, Linda Gross, lived in Bogota, Columbia this past summer. Working with International Fellow- ship, we select a Junior student so that she, or he may shore their experiences with our student body during their Senior year. Linda's Columbian'family hos, in many ways, become our family too. To the right is a letter from Senor Medina and a picture of Senor and Senora Medina. This program will be continued by our Stu- dent Council with Barbara Young being the next good will ambassador from Steinert. , Bogom !.Iayoi25 de 1964 Ltr. J'e.hob Con1'a4 Groom Trenton o Dear Er- Gross: - 4 As I am sux-o that you are interested in knowing about the homo when your oouiphter Linda Louise will :going in Colombia in the near Juno, Ivrrito you inmoniatily in order 1,9 calm your anxiety. .As father I Mow how 1:-e,noko-vlqqns gg, We are on ave:-asa Colorrbinn fonillyz father, mother, five chxlixron, :mx om aunt, two maids, ami a nog called Xonuk. 3 g n- - . 'Gro futher: if mf .. Fhysitsionul did my Hudieine studios in, the 1'Iatiovif'1Q'Pnivtzi-fzity in Bofrotn, ons I uid my specidizotion in. France :om :iam L Lanier course: in Dermatoloigr in Colombian University bf New ':'o:E:, army years ago ll939- 19411, no many years that I :love forjottcrx ty lgnglisl-.. A1 present I an Pgofesaor of Dermatology in al-,eniliiivorniooa Javorigma ' of Boso- ta , Derrzaiologio Chief of the iiiliaary Hospital and oo my pri- vatef practice. ' Mather: Alicia, also :zuzieo blot iiifgh School in Pa:-ls, Pranoa. Sho :xpedch o little Snglish an in voiy happy for the arrive of Linda. 1 . .o chlldre : Zia? ca T '::s ' i s'u ' - rxoalonafoeom-Ruta SCQQQQB an amE'Je3e??.iz.lsunivgi-fffngigio Bogota.. S-tornado 17. study his High School in St. Gorge s Acuoemy, Ss was latex' Deoeuber at Iionhosset. New York, in the house of Kennett. lmodonald by Fellowship exchzmmc and he was so happy thot we only desire to love your aauglxtor as the riuoclonald loveo our son. 'rho f.hirC, Bo:-max-do 14, is awning his :ugh school and .Yuan Enrique: ll and Aliso 10 in school. -' ' In the house lived also my old aunt, 90 years' A lnetbzary Blba. two maids and a dog. 4 6 'Je have a cattle fam 20 mile: from Bogota, 1-:hare we spend many of out weecbends- 5' Our house is not :so great but enough to Linda has her 'private room, and in the Farm will lived wi th our caughunls All of.ua are Roman Catholioo. an ulmost all K-hu Colombian peopla, but you may be ours that we respect all religions Our best wishes ara that Linda will be in our home aa s daughter and no hope only that sho will enjoyewr hor vl- an to Colombia as our son annoyed his ctw in United Skates: Sincerely ' av' Senor and Senora Medina .WQJWM Myra Sue Stein-Editor EDITORS' REMARKS: ln order to capture For each student the es- sence ot his days at Steinert with its many in- tangible memories, the Cresset staff has at- tempted to create a chronicle to be treasured in years to come. We sincerely hope that this i965 Cresset will preserve, to be forever relived, the events of the past year. lO2 X , -iv t .gf Above: Top to Bottom: Jaan Burgncr, As- sistant Editorg Steve Collis, Melinda Miller, Photographer, Mrs. Mary Duffy, Advisor. At Righty Left to Right: Dick Bartlett, Ed Brotak, Doris Kite, Dave Owen, Linda Orsi, and Scott Hawthorn. uf Z QLm,j, XM 7 , M Vg My WWW of .ASU VU, Llfkwwffyjf fXj'f7d1JL'f VCV - ' -f,ZjjwJLf, ff M M .Mifffg mfff bww Vpjjf, Lyfflffd ,fy .!7'r,tSUjjff fv' 1 + xp Jyafyf .ffifypfbf DJ WML 7 7 1 67 MTH MW E WW-1 dw! X Left to right: M. Coleman, V, Kenderdine, I. - Danch, J. Schumm, E. Mortinetti. 2nd row: B. T H E H Y L I T E R Schreier, J. Coddington. QQNKLE QQJZ. Gam , . 9-N. 'Q I it ,f WD ,45 ,Wada 5 First Place Award Columbia Scholastic Press Association, 1962 Published by the Students oi' Hamilton High School-East Hamilton Township, Trenton. N. J. Seven Issues Per Year S T A F F Editor-in-Chief .... .......,......... .......... 1 l ona Danch Senior Editor .. Associate Editor Assistant Editors Editorials . ..... ., Features ..,,... Alumni Editor . Photographer .. Typing . .... . . .. Senior Reporters Virginia Kenderdine Judy Coddington Barbara Schreier, Margaret Coleman, Janne Schumm ........ Alice Herman, Ed Blackford ... Elaine Martinetti. Jim Wiley Marie Edward.: Joe Scotto Maria Kwasow, Helen Panacel: Janice Glonek, Murray Gendzel, Danny Strackn. Bill Graser, Peggy Edwards. Mary Adams, John Cody, Carol Phillips, Genevieve Nami, April Garnier, Kathy Szymanski, Barbara Laslo, and Nancy Hutchinson. Junior Reporters - David Caldwell, Kathy Hutton, Doris Wasco. Mike Weltmann, Marianne Makay, Carole Smith, and Bill Agress. Sophomore Reporters - George Horowitz. Deborah Schubert, Anka Tschurko, Lynette DeFalc0. Shirley Lott, Joanne Beichler. Robert Danch, Mary Ann Davis. Linda Dermand, Francei Schuler. Maria Formanck, and ' -. Mark Pope . if 2 n L A u 6 luv, 'nfl H Mt ,f we 6E?,A'l'i5f' NJTS I iuqn md, I Abmlni balm- wrt' ANI: cflpnui- NPOP- Yvllllfnw lfuiauggi 'M Bfil watts isa, waz -ll-iuplg, ,qf BRN! kciif. DJ T' ,0Nll' Left ,to right lTop rowl: M. Gendzel, G. Horowitz, M. Pope, R. Danch, J. Wiley, J. Cody, J. Scotto. lBottom rowl: A. Tschurko, A. Herman, M. Adams, J. Beichler, D. Schubert. IO4 CPIVW-Again the greatest newspaper of Stein- ert High, the l-ly-Liter, has brought Spartans up to date on the latest Off Beat gossip, the annual operetta, the victories of our teams, and the accomplishments of our students, Under the leadership of editor-in-chief Ilona J. Danch and her co-workers, the Hy-Liter has aspired to new heights of newsworthy news under the sponsorship of Mr, P, Varchetto. Af right: Mr, P, Vorchetto and Ilona J. Danch Q-. I, tg i-i . i ' 1 I lat liter E Q I I x l Left to right: P, Edwards, C. Phillips, M. Edwards, A. Coldwell, A. Garnier, S. Lott, F. Schuler. 3rd row: L. Dc- Schipski, M, Makay, C. Smith, D. Stroke, C. l-larbourt. 2nd falco, G. Nami, H. Panack, L. Dermon, M. Davis, M. For- row: J, Glonex, E, Blackford, W, Agress, W, Grazer, D, manek. -.-.ws +-wma-.--Q .s-M.. .Y 'K QW 'T l N Mr. B. Mott, Advisor. L- K , Bock row: left to right: T. Davis, R. Rostron, W. Graser, R. Stricktlin, E. Blackford. Middle row: D. Kite, E. Gaze, V. Kenderdine, M. Hollis, B. Laslo, G. Nami, M. Miller, M. Stein. G. Bush, K. Bolos, l.. Boczany, N. Bowlby, A. Tschurko. U M dgnpv,-,J - . A I President J. Cody lstandingl, V. P. V. Mercier, Secy. J. AJ , 56,13 Coddington, A, Allegretti, R. Bartlett, l, Danch, S. GI CL I Hawthorn. Q U png, The Honor Society is a chosen group of seniors with honor rec- ords in scholastics, character, service standing for two of their three years in high school. The initiation of its national chapter in Steinert, its tutorial program, andthe planning at senior gradu- ation were among the many ac- complishments achieved during l964-65 by this group. The presi- dent, John Cody, assisted by his vice-president, Vaughn Mercier, and his executive board establish- ed a year of fine program plan- ning under the sponsorship ot Dr Bertram Mott. H0 OR SGCIETY IO6 Front row: L. Gross, B, Schreier, E. Gray, J. Glonek, L. Orsi, V. Brearley, P. Edwards, kb- XTYU L.. MR. P. VARCH ETTO The Quill and Scroll is an honorary literary society whose chief purpose is to give recognition to those students who excel in journalism. To qualify for rnem- bership in the Steinert Chapter a student must be a junior or senior from the Cres- set or Hy-Liter staffs and must present over-all honor grades. Under the sponsor- ship of Mr. Pasquale Varczhetto the mem- bership in the past few years has expanded readily to include Steinert's many talented journalists. l C War! 60291205 Seated at top left to right: K. Proccacino, S. Alred, D. Norcross, D, Bryan. 3rd row: M. Fausti, R. Constantini, P. Dey, C. Lauer, B. Haustowich. 2nd row: L. Hines, A. Skwarzec, M. Shaw, K. MacNeal, P. Clark. 'lst row: B. Thompson, C. Joslin, M. Kennedy, M. Szwed, C. Ewart, Twenty girls are employed as student trainees in a 3M hour day 5 days a week Work Experience Program. Approximately eleven area companies have cooperated with teacher-coordniator, Mrs. Mildred Brearley, in placing these -qualified girls in various branches of secretarial work. Girls who qualified have successfully completed the senior secretarial course and wished to participate, with parental approval, in this Steinert first program. Students are paid be- ginners' wages and are graded periodically by their employers. The main ob- jective of this program is to acquaint students with the methods of secre- tarial work by practical experience. Through the successful, never-ending efforts of Mrs. Brearley our students have been taught by the best teacher of our times-experience! lO9 Mrs. Brearley Q Steinert's P. S. gl D. Club had its biggest turnout of participating mem- bers this season, for suspassing all other years. President John Cody, Vice- President William Agress, national se- cretary, Carmella Dunn, and recording secretary, Thomas Finn were proud to announce that the Spartan total of P. S. 84 D. members registered with the National Forensic League rose to an all time high of l8. Events ot the year included the club's representation at the National Tournament in Akron, Ohio in Boy's Extemperaneous Speaking by John Cody, who was accompanied by Moder- ator Mrs. Frances Gauntt, the addition of an advisory moderator, Mr. Ronald Chapman, o successful debate season, and outstanding participation in the Fields of Four Events, poetry, dramatics and original declamation. Mrs. Gountt and John Cody prepare for their trip to Akron. lip 67 78070 LWMAWLWJ First Row, Left to Right: M. Rakoski, J. Cody, W Graser, K. Fowler, L. Powell, H. Cooper, C. Stratton J. Wiley, W. Agress, K. Cotanese, L. Piontorii, K. Mc Culloch, E. Roberts. Second Row: L. Donko, D. Wik- lanski, D. Strocka, H. Prokolyshen, J, D'Adomo, C. Stupnick, C. Sullencler, A. Leovens, E. Ives, G. Hig gins, L. Boczany, R, Klockner, C. Dunn, M. Smith. .Q Q imflwgffzfwah Thi Row: R. Kivler, D. Gardner, J. Muolo, . eister, B. isnieski, R. Tilton, M. McDowell, L. Ho fmon, L. Linard, P. Samarone, J. Forseman, E. Levin. Fourth Row: T. Finn, M. Wiklanski, C. Radvany, T, Monk, R. Lucarine, C. Phillips, E, Schmidt, L. Salzono, L. Joseph, K. Rigley, V. Kenderdine. Flrst Row Lcft to Right T Daxis J Bainbridge P Stratton D Rutter B Engle F Fratargangelt R Ritter D Wilno J Wood V Mercier R Bart Iett A Allegrctti S Collis W Ewasciewicz A Sears B Garland J Timko G Van Deusen Back Row D Owen G Manukus A Cimino R Wallace F AVVTWCNYI B Wivwtle R Strlcklln R Percholski G Coleman W Povia H Chippero R Borland S Hawthorn G Potts J Bernhardt S Aaronson C Rush The Steinert High School Key Club is a service organization Sponsored by the Hamilton Ki- wanis and supervised by Mr. Piv- ovarnick, this year's members un- dertook many worthwhile pro- grams. Such projects as conducting it's annual spaghetti dinner, ushering at Steinert's interscholastic athle- tics, painting parking lot lines, supplying canned goods for the needy, umpiring Little League -... N,-lm we at baseball, and many other events all provide a common cause which is supplying help where needed. lll Left to right: Ron Stricklin, Treasurer, John Wood Vice President, Vaughan Mercier, President, Dick Bartlett, Secretary, Mr. Pivavarnick, Advisor. .W- Above: Slide Rule Club--It you've always been looking for a short cut for finding the square roots of numbers here's o club for you . . . Mr. Di Giovacchino. Above at right: Typing-For those one finger typists who want to improve . . . ioin Mr. Chianese, Mrs, Elmer, Miss Cart- Iidge, Mr. Gravener, or Mrs. Kelly for the two- hand typing club. At right: Chess Club- Queens, kings, pawns, knights, and bishops on the board-for those stately minded people . . . Mr. Schwartz. Opposite page: Cooking Club- Cooking-Pots and pans and dishpan hands? This all male club batters down to business weekly to fill the school with exotic oromas ? QNX yy ' ix! We M XWQi295jQ ACU HHS GF SCHOOLS Q9 f 9' U15 5 3 A.: ll2 UB A K: K 892 ,id if iv ali gs' its . Lum ,,,......n-w Above: Costume Club-responsible for outfitting Steinert's thespians . . . a study of costumes through- out the ages . . , Mrs. Warriner. At right: School Bank-for those mathematically minded money makers who enjoy bookkeeping and accounting for school monies . . , Mr. Hutchinson. Below right: Officials Club-for girls who ore sportsmanship minded and want to learn the techniques of offic- iating . . . Miss Michele, Below: extreme right: Photography-Steinert's shutter bugs . , . an oppor- tunity for talented photographers to share their knowledge and experience by doing special work in developing, enlarging and printing . . . Mr. Felice. Opposite page upper right: Physical Fitness- push-ups, mats, and bars . . . for Steinert boys to keep physically fit . . . Mr. Marchand. Opposite page lower left: Coin Club-for those people with a Midas-type mind and a liking for the collecting of oid coins . . . Miss Clark. ,Riff J., fx..-f A 3 43 X! Above.: Red Cross Club-Styrafoam balls and sticks do the tricks, but the girls do the work . . . volunteering their services to a community organization has prompted much gift and gadget making this year for the welfare of others. At right: Future Nurses-Designed for all future Florence Nightingales . . . help- ing and visiting area hospitals and welfare agencies has been the past year's criteria for this club of stamp licking, bandage rolling, sheet collecting Spar- tans . . . Mrs. Berrien. Center: Varsity S. Club-For our all-American athletes who make our teams the great teams they are . . . their ensignia is the well known green and white varsity S jacket-a symbol of an athletic Spartan . , . Mr. Wilno. Opposite page upper right: Bridge-Seems there might be some bidding, and passing here, but somesone will probably trump his partner's ace . . . and thus the game will go on . . . Mrs. Hickman. Opposite page lower right: Advanced Sewing--The advanced stitch in time saves nine times nine . . . an ideal club for future homemakers who have had previous sewing experience . . . Mrs, Warriner. ll6 ,e 'V 'N My XX. '5 'kin -1-X Q: 'U :B 1 . i if vi W B. 1' 7 W iw- N Opposite page, lower left: Usherettes-- Ticket, please this way, please. no, smoking allowed, sir . . . smiles, smiles, and marc smiles . . pretty green and white outfits , , , Mrs, Brearley Opposite page upper left: Model-Plastic and paste by far not a waste , . , for those you-do-it-kit' members . . . Mr, Dakin, Opposite page, upper right: The Jerseymen-The newest historical group of New Jersey-the Jerseymen , . . the coed club for history- minded Spartans . . . established in honor of New Jersey's 300th birthday , . . Miss Lloyd, Upper left: Print Club--Steinert's Ticket Program and Poster Makers, Ing .... Mr. Lang. Left: Art Design--a club that draws you to its meetings each week . . . water color, pastels, anything art orders taken upon your request Mrs. Mott. Lower right: Modern Dance-The interpretation of music through dance . . . each beat of the drum brings a new interpretation . . . leotards and tights club . . , Mrs. Goiten. 1 1 asw- At rght: Auto Club-for the talented mechanic . .. if your carburetor needs adjustment see any mem- ber . . , closed shop. Mr. Almond. Lower left: Busi- ness Machines-An opportunity to employ automation for all practical purposes of such things as adding 2 -1- 2 . , . Mrs. Hickman. Below: German-Sprechen Sie Deustch? . . , dedicated to all that is German- it's culture, it's history, and it's speech . . . Mrs. Collis. Opposite page, lower right: Trovel-Pamphlets and other such travel material supply Spartans with visions of faraway lands and exotic places . . . Mrs. Nous. Opposite page, upper right: Bowling-One, two, three strikes and you're out? No, ten pins down and you're in . . . Mr. Garsky. Opposite page, center: Sports Appreciation-The all-male club with the yen for learning officating skills and tactcs . . . Mr. Hir- schbuhl. 120 may L lilthill Q A' 5, QA: This page, top: Civil Defense-Seniors only need apply . . . certificates to all those who qualify in the study of this community's preparation for natural or man-caused disasters , . . Mr. Chirikdjian. This page, middle: Baseball-The all-male club with the yen for learning baseball officiating, skills and tactics . . . Mr. Tarr. This page, bottom: Stage- craft- On stage! -but not as thespians . . . the behind the scene heroes . . . most ably assist in all school productions . . . Mr, Parrish, Opposite page, bottom: Yearbook Art Staff-A study in good art design and layout . . . training school for year- book candidates . . . Mr, Wood. 1 Q iqmn-... - W ' -rs-is 'Q . ' A13 , j - l22 S Y 124 yi Opposite upper left: Workshops-Like the science workshop pictured here there are other workshops de- signed to improve students' skills, Opposite page, lower left: Leisure Reading-Need more time to catch up on that required reading? relax and ac- complish, Opposite page, right: Knitting Club- Knit one, purl two learn a profitable pastime Mrs. Sisto. Above left: Maiorettes-Learn the art of twirling and marching . , . hup two, three, four . . . Mrs. Radice. Above, right: Handwriting-Improve your penmanship and your grades with the aid of Miss Scorsolini. Lower left: Mechanical Drawing- Engineering minded? , . . learn techniques of design and structure drawings . . , T-squares, triangles, and a sparcity of females Mr. Caffrev. W ljJ 1' N M LX MWMV 7,17 WWW? When you see students go singing down the halls of Steinert you know they've been under the influence of Mr. Ernest Brahm, Spartan choir director. The harmonious tones coming from room lO2 are just samples of the won- derful music heard this year during the Christ- mas and Spring concerts in December and May. Along with the large chorus are the well- known musical groups such as Madigral Choir, the Advanced Choir, the Girls' Chorus and the Boys' Chorus. The Baccalaureate, the Senior's Sunday service will again conclude the musical season for the year. At right: Mr, Brohm and Kathy Renelt, President of the Choir. Below left: 'Ist Row: George Caruso, V. Vickers, K. Yopp, G, Bush, B, Turner, T. Cimino. Second Row: M, Weltman, l.. Schroeder, L, Gross, M. Krieling, C. Smith, A. Goss, V. Brearley, V. Mercier. Third Row: R, Betz, C. Oblinger, H, Schultz, B, Monahan, M. DiDonato, D. Warson, R, Bethkc, M. Fisher. ,J M4341 us-,z:-4 ,sniff L C I rears a!eV,,pe,waf, X4-Juvvf-C-1fu-6541 V dk ,LM flesh. me when i s x MADRIGAL GROUP 127 ORCHESTRA The Spartan Concert has, through the years, provided us with a wide variety of musical entertainment. lt has establish- ed a fine reputation in school, and parti- cipates in an exchange program with l-lightstown High School, The Dance Band has also made its mark in popularity among the students. Both ot these fine groups under auspices of Mr. Russell Knott have displayed another Steinert ability-musical talent. MR. RUSSELL KNOTT, DIRECTOR Hifi , ' 4 ' if DANCE BAND . .stiff . , -,-iv. .wif-gt Q V f '24 flli555755135?2ri??f5'7fQf:fi' ,rri i 1 3 COLOR GUARD Left to right: Gwen Bush, Ginny Herbert, co-captain, Carol Smith, Linda Barrick, captain, Rosemary Kraph, alternate, Joyce Foresrnan, Sue Lisniewski, and Phyllis Dix, absent Joan Burgner. J'J'!J'J'J'J7'J'J'J'J'J'J'J'J'J'J During the football season, lot-s of color was added to the field when the Spartan marching band, preceded by the color guard and majorettes, put on half-time shows. A great deal of credit should go to the skillful planning of Mr. Russel Knott, Spartan in- strumental director. The band's playing, cheers, and enthusiasm added even more to the spirited '64 season. fffffffffffffffffi DRUM MAJORETTE L. Lf MAJORETTES L-R. Standing: N. Borden, co-cap- tain, M. Lou Sanders, B. Mihenetz, S. Tiffenbach, C. Jones, J. Bilbee and A. Cotton, captain. Kneeling are C, Pretretta, M. Berard, S. Chi- nese, A. Skworzec, and J. Gropp. .ff EAST 'Ci M20 'afzWffw.-,,,fe Ag uf? 7 52 ,Lift aff! J 5 LXI54 ,ILL XJM, .N 6 sw. MARCHING BAND x I f fr , W U 0 H 1 :M ...ov- 196103 Wea Q2 JZMZ K My Clfiriig ' ,. 4.ef-ccfvv teinert's gridiron e eveqjmet with mix s - cess this year. Past mid-season they carried 3-2-l log and were in excellent position to set a school win mark with three contests remaining. But all thoughts of a record were shattered when the Spartans tied one of the three games and lost the other two, having to settle for a 3-4-2 season mark. A bright spot of the season was the stunning set back handed to Trenton High by the Green and White. Although faced with rugged compe- tition every Saturday, the Steinert men were al- ways in contention and displayed a desire to win that kept each contest in doubt until its end. Post season recognition was bestowed on cen- ter Andy Allegretti, end John Roman, lineman and sometimes back Bill Ewaskiewiez, ,ond half- back Dave Rakoski when they were selected to be on the All-City teams. rf-W At left: Coach Brescia assisted by Don Wilno and Scott Hawthorn. First row: L. Morris, A. Acquilino, D. Rakoski, K. Pay- loberto, J. Alphonse, L. Urbani, R. Kiss, B. Mitchell. Third ton, H. Chlppero, F. Martucci, A. Allegretti, S. Steinert, row: G. Hohrnann, R. McCarthy, R. Kivler, G. Potts, B. V. Mercier, J. Roman, R. Sokolowski, B. Ewaskiewicz. DeAng lo, F. Hartzorn, J. Van Horn, D. Devine, J. Ed- Second row: R. Ritter, J. Pattatucci, J. Armitage, C. xt wards D. Weber D. Ritter T. Harawski K. Harris G. cfomer, R. Rutdofano, J. Bemiwfdf, B. Garland, y. Di- Nelw, F ttoppoh, M. Rokiiski. ' ' W lfll 1 134 SCHEDULE Opponent Kennedy . . . . . Bridgewater-Rcriton . Asbury Park Notre Dome .. St. Anthony .. Trenton .. Princeton . . . Ewing .. Hamilton . Score 6-6 9-I4 20-O 34-6 O-27 20-32 13-I 3 27-O 33-O 135 I , ,get R l .' - ' . if fi..-U lix' -.5 . Jill l -l Vyl J t Q- '- l . :af N i. I-L ' 1 Y T in- , a'- ' l 1 . .l fi Y l lf ' 'i . .xt t. E .V A Y , x, , . Yi ' 1 l -'l . ,' ll l . x. l ! ,V I tm: '. . i ,au ,Lin is :Q ba' ., ic. 1 .X t . .MA 4 i 4 5,1 L' v . 9 V' i , z X gift., e 'f Mic ' 1 v . -. ,B cb-r , L1 a 1 N, fu 'X 1 l I rl, Ll-'C R C ., x l f , ., V.. .IMI L, L V 4,151 4 V . j bclcf V- W ,., il A , 'V lc ,- if thc L v 7 ., ,fo , ' ..,,t 1 -f 1.-'U I' Jf'-f , J., Y- k . I I I, my if 1 , 'L ,-itz: ff i ' 5 1 A ' fl f 1 fl, jfvjkj, '51, L Ay J JG. a .,,, ,,, ., '1 fu L ,7- if r 9' 1' 1 I A-' w ld, bbc V- lf a,, 6 Opponent Trenton . Ewing ..... Highstown . . Cathedral . . . Pennington .. East Brunswick Notre Dame . Princeton .. Hamilton . Cathedral . Trenton , . , . Hamilton . . . Notre Dame . Ewing ...... Lawrenceville Princeton .... SCHEDULE Score . . l-2 . . 2-O . . l-l . . 5-O . l-l . 6- . 3- . l- O 0 2 I2 .l-O ll O 0 0 . 2- . 2- . 2- . 2-O . 3-I QD Standing, left to right: F. Armenti, T. Gilsenan, R. Stricklin, C. Harbourt, R. Giolella, R. Doon, J. Wood, Mr. Pivovarnick. Kneeling, left to right: J, l-logon, R. Bartlett, G. VanDeusen, S. Collis and R, Rostron, Co- captainsp J. Bainbridge, K, Veres, R. Griffis. Steinert's soccer team kicked, dribbled and scored its way through the finest season in five years with ten wins, three ties and three losses. Under the auspicious coaching of Mr. Pivovarnick, the team worked as a unit rather than eleven individuals. Playing in an area termed the hotbed of soccer talent by several newspapers, Stein- ert taired well in each game. Statistics such as recording nine shutouts, never being shut out, never losing by more than one goal, and never yielding more than two goals in any single game is indicative of the fine soccer played at Steinert. Beating arch rival Hamilton, 2-O, prep school power Lawrenceville, 2-O, and tieing Group Four State Champ Trenton, l-l, were games well worth remembering. Post season honors went to co-captains Steve Collis and Bob Rostron who both re- ceived all-city, all-county, and all-state hon- ors, while goalie Rich Giallella made the all- ci eagrjo, by XY' 'QL 56,015 fylgf NY gift ta 61, JZQQWVD lp Coach Pivovarnick OUUER Cross Countr The Steinert Cross Country team ran through a typical season with an impressive 6-2 mark. Under the tutelage of coach Ed Marchand, the fall team, in but its fourth year as a Spartan sport, proved a fa- vorite to such harriers as seniors, captain Scott Hawthorn and AI Asplint, juniors Bob Fischer and Joe Kostygan, and sophomore Steve Zipp. Captain Hawthorn, who broke SCHEDULE Steinert's Cross Country record, Opponent Score and Bob Fischer provided the l-2 ponntnoton to-38 punch throughout the season for Cotneotot t t7,4O the stout hearted squad. The fine BMI .',... 20-,tt victory list included triumphs over Hotnttton A I to-40 such schools as Pennington, BMI Notre Dome 16-50 Cathedral, St. Anthony's, Notre Ewing . . 42-to Dame, and Hamilton, while Tren- Trenton I It 40-17 ton and Ewing tarnished the tall St. Anthony tzottett tracksters with their two lone set backs. Left to right: First row lkneelingl: J. Kostygon, R. Fischer, Decker, W. Krueger, D. Beech, W. Perkuhn J Steeber S, Hawthorn, S. Zipp. Second row: J, Kelly, E. Goldberg, D. L. Bently. Manager B. Agress, Coach E. Marchand Meehan, T. Monk, R. Sine, S. Jednak. Third row: J. 138 , . Qfiklip x Q- Captain Scott Hawthorn - Q- '5 Q 'Q X A X n 'wi' -Ski bAN Q N-SW ' sv is ,mi . at K? 45 3 ,E ,fm ,K 2, ' ik 'uf 3 5 .J sd' 0- ink ' . Sim MDN r' Ti? ii6kqi33i2W fi 1 . I -' f 1 -'-f - b 1 -. 1 -ijlkgyvflefggiig-'Q ', V ' ' 'V 1. :1 ':,- ig, . f ' Tig , x , .,,N,,,iff,H5i3iL 5 . t , L 5 I c vc: ,yu--fgksfkgasvzaim' - L- 2+-mgihffjg?f,mfgswm,,Q-2 A use y , W. A X s5s94uiv'N 1 Sleafwz 679' A tight 3-2 zone, strong rebounding, good outside shoot- ing, and plenty of desire characterized Steine,rt's basketball team. Under the supervision of Coach Wilno Steinert's team ielled into one of the better area clubs. Beating highly touted Cathedral, winning eight consecu- tive games, and qualifying for a birth in the state tourna- ment were highlights in a season forecasted to be anything but good. Familiar sights on any given night were Darrell Ochs driv- ing the baseline, Rich Wallace setting up plays with his grace- ful moves, Ken Payton battling for a tap-in, Rich Giallella shooting a patented jumper, Joe Kostygon rebounding, and Chuck Rush's clutch shooting. Cathedral . St. Anthony Trenton . . . Somerville . Holy Cross . Bishop Egan Ewing ..... Notre Dame Princeton . . Hamilton . . Bridgewater Cathedral . SCHEDULE 67-76 74-66 48-64 69-70 40-61 48-47 64-57 50-46 68-53 51-58 51-77 58-57 Trenton .......... Thomas Jefferson . . Madison Twp. ...... . Princeton ...... . Asbury Park . . . Notre Dame .... Madison Twp. .. .. Ewing ........ St. Anthony ........ Hamilton ......... Tournament Thomas Jefferson .... Perth Amboy ........ 41-74 59-53 87-69 63-51 82-61 67-59 78-60 63-48 73-72 62-73 68-49 46-74 Left to right: first row lkneelingl: Rich Giallella, Andy Chico, Rich Wallace, Second row: George Coleman, Kim Gibson, Tom Benyon, Darrell Ochs. Third row: Ken Payton, Joe Kostygon, Chuck Rush, and Don Hess. 141 5 S 6 1 'Q 'Q 0 1 1 95 fx , A M . . L Tail 4 U5 WJ L v W , A Wh. I-N. iii wr! E Wil WM my i, , Q6 sw I l Top, left to right: Mr. Tarr, G. Hohman, K. Payton, T. Scudder, G. Coleman, G. Strohauer, K. Veres, S. Collis, R. Sokolowski. Bottom: D. Rakoski, R. Mallam, T. Cam- Deus n. ' ' ' A ll N. J .Q A J Q! W ' .ILA U4 ' - L 41 fy , ,A' fl x . N- I I A 7 ,.f, N,-1 ,cl . W ' . V: ' ,k HJ ,,.ff ,f - ' -. ' . 1' ,if 7 f v ix-V A,, ,ij S J' if -.M H V L 74, ' '11 i ., Jw ,j f f 4 . Q J, ,, ,Ayr . 5. ,L ' V' .Under the well qualified leadership of first- year mentor, Mr. Tarr, Steinert's baseball team looks forward to an optimistic season. Returning from last years squad, which posted a 9-6 record are Co-Captains Gary Van Deusen, second baseman, and Joe Cesario, center fielder. Other returning veterans are Rich Giallella, right fielder, Ken Payton, first baseman, Dave Rakoski, short stop, and pitch- ers Mark Golab, Fred Armenti, Tom Scudder, and Gary Strauhauer. Filling in where needed are sophomore catcher, Gary Hohman, left fielder Steve Collis, third baseman, Ken Veres, marata, F, Armenti, R. Giallella, J. Cesario, G.,Van V, , . 2, e and pitcher Rich Sokolowski. With such a veteran club a banner season seems inevitable but predictions are fallible. SCHEDULE Princeton Away Trenton Home Asbury Park Home Princeton Home Trenton Away St. Anthonys Home St. Anthonys Away Ewing Home Cathedral Away Hamilton Away Notre Dame Away Notre Dame Home Hamilton Home Cathedral Home Ewing Away Asbury Park Away I 1 W W 5 l 'gay 4 Q I First Row, left to right: T. Monk, J. Bernhardt, J. Kelly, C. Harbourt, G. Goldberg, M. Jones, C. Ogden, L. Pla- tas, B. Ewaskiewiez, F. Yea- ger, J. Porobski, R. Lokofsky, R. Stricklin, H. Bartlett lManager7. Second Row: S. Jednak, P. Bruschi, R. Ridol- fino, J, Markley, B. Patelski, J. Thomas, L, Morris, E. Guido, S. Zipp, D. Divine, M. Harbourt G. Longmuir, J. Anderson, S. Cherowitz. Back Row: R. Kivler, J. Gater P, Perkuhn, T. Sine, E. Noebels, B. Mazzoni, M. Rakoski, D. Meehan L. Urbani, D. Vig, J, Stremlo, E. Blackford, R. Shaw, R. Bowen J. Decker lManagerD. Foreground: Co-captains S. Hawthorn, A Allegretti, D. Bartlett, Coach W. Kester and R. Oliver. 1 The year's track team is again setting out to break those old records. Under the coaching of Mr. Oliver and Mr. Kester, the team looks extremely prom- ising for many letter winners are back again. These include Andy Allegretti, discus tosser, Dick Bartlet, half-miler, Cliff Har- bourt, quarter-miler, Scott Haw- thorn, miler, Mike Jones, pole- v a u I t e r , Lenzy Morris, high jumper, Russell Lokosky, dash-man, and Jerry Russomano, javelin thrower. There are many new comers to add additional strength to our team, such as Cliff Halper, our shot putter. Competition may be rough, but with their team, spirit and support, they are assured of a winning season. SCHEDULE Princeton ............... . . .Away Trenton, Ewing . . . . . . Away Pennington . . . . . . Home Notre Dame . . .. . Away St. Anthony's . . . . . Home Ewing ...... .... A way J.CC. Meet ...... . . . . . . Trenton Cathedral ............... .. Home Southern District Group IV . . . . . . Ewing Hamilton ............... . . . Home Central Jersey Meet . . . . . . Away BMI .............. . . . . Away Group IV Conference . . . .......... Union State Meet ..,...... . . New Brunswick Coach Oliver lAt Righti St' G A-9 ' i .diss fl I H ug,1',lrVJk!v M Vg? W A V X V w ,, Llllljl lwdiblj Qlylj-lfn X, fl. ' ' l J 'lg' me Fllwy nl' X i I DL' i A , yy - 'l f' kj ju Qfxx ,hy ' Y .fl Vi V. V6 ,V, W ,MJ 1 K E NO' Q 'V l, V PM , 'V ky, , V-4.1 A U' u 1 db V JV , J 5 A Vbk J U fx . Q ,P ii iw ,W f E E E 'VSV V V ,I XV , .xvlx HJ M VV l ' ll ll ' r V V V. V I uk jul V i fwyw I Sli' fy Ei Vjx i w V V V , ,ff f iw if if if H E 'll' i Ui is li lp ' lg ll H ,lg l 'wg jjflxjv llljli J J my V xl l xl? V V SCD U5 lkgf Agp: L ij? V11 Q, 0' .fl EU LJ, Ty, Av i Ax v my NV VV WJ VVV gf in A U ,.,,f VV l,fVVV by KV V V hi VV: VJ' V 1 , EQ W wi My , lfll Gil 1 il i- l,iflf'W Qi iff-Nl W Q5 ' of' ?1wlQv'fil1f if il! 155' l N Cy ,Ui V b -ig . 55 V ,U tif Oy Ji VVVY V xy i IW 6yfl MUVfq,Jf Ji ul by gd Vi Q , V 'T L, Q J A lj B ' 5 l X, N lily nw E ii A ii CAQQQYUI ' X XY 7 W J. v. CHEERLEADERS Captain Sandro Loreft Carol Donna Lindo lfxbsenfl Co-Captain Lindo Robertson Ewoskiewicz Jackson Frciunfelker Liriord Lindo Marcia Orsi Collis Hollis 4 ' 1 ' A if i : I ' rf' A' A 395 V f -V I WM., V ., .M ,-E..... ,.. :kf'7f'i'f : if f f .W f' 'WM f 'Q 'E ' ' 'ie f E, M L -A Q Mx 'll' N ' X ' -J Q4 To , E+' pe k it if L VA M. NV Q VJIA ,ll ,Y TY. JP VX lxlilwl 9fllll,.,il, ,QP M' ul AP .ff l lx K, wil, Ugv ,X IXJYQIJVK Q, l SPARKER 4 Q -QV ' L. i :fp 1.5 Miss Scorsolini-Advisor Y -3? ,. 4.4 is QW 5 4 TH4 vii, . 'Q 148 'Q OCIHT NO ,Q Members of the council are: left to right-first row: S. Colernon, D. Kite, S. Gomoin, Treasurerg G. Warner. Third Jones: E. Gaze, Vice-presidentg Vivion Breorley, Presidentg row: R. Segoni, R. Cornieghi, S. Clugston, A. Garnier, D. J, Lloyd, Vice-presidentg J. Menetski, Recording Secre- Brandt. Absent: L. Oris, Corresponding Secretory, and J. toryg M, Hollis. Second row: J. Farrell, J. Wielond, M. Burgner. ' u N , wx ga' N .V I , l J . l K' L ln' JJ If x. V. WJ . 149 Mg , W I XPLORATIGNS GF GM 150 Under the sponsorshiphof Miss Violette Michele with the assistance of Mrs. Doris Goitein, Vivian Brearley has lead the l965 Girls' Athletic Association through a very successful year. As is Steinert's tradition, the year was climaxed with an awards ban- quet on Wednesday, May l2. The theme, Explore Your Way Through G. A, A., gave the mothers and daughters who attended the banquet a view ofthe year of sports and activities. These sports are hockey, managed by Joyce Wieland, swimming, managed by Rosemary Carneghi, volleyball, managed by Doris Kite, bowling, managed by Rosemary Segoni and sponsored by Mrs. Radice, bas- ketball, managed by Janet Farrell, tennis, managed by Joan Burgner, archery, manag- ed by Sue Clugston, softball, managed by Margaret Coleman, and cheerleading spon- sored by Miss Scorsolini. From these activi- ties, varsity and junior varsity teams are selected. Play days were scheduled for hockey with Pennington, Princeton and Allentown, basketball with Notre Dame, Princeton, and Pennington, and softball with Notre Dame. Awards are presented for earning a speci- fic number of points by participating in sports and on committees such as the Re- freshment Committee, headed by Diane Brandt and April Garnier. The class representatives are Marcia Hollis, senior representative, Susan Jones, junior representative, and Gloria Warner, sophomore representative. At Right: Sponsors Miss Michele and Mrs. Goitein. :SX 1 ,Q ' -.wif . . E . 1, Qs'- -Aid Weefim zz The queen of l964, Ceil Berard, stands behind our 1965 queen, Lillian Powell. Her at- tendants from left to right are Carol Phillips, Gwen Bush, Elaine Martinetti, Bonnie Nicol, Myra Sue Stein, and Madeline Berard. Three coins in the fountain, Each one seeking happiness. Thrown by three hopeful lovers, Which one will the fountain bless? Three hearts in the fountain, Each heart longing for its home. There they lie in the fountain, Somewhere in the heart of Rome. l 5 4 Which one will the fountain bless? Which one will the fountain bless? Three coins in the fountain, Through the ripples how they shine. Just one wish will be granted, One heart will wear a valentine. Make it mine! Make it mine! Hmm if 17 if I J , 1 1 W 1 , Q X X , , S X ? x 1 an X l i i 5 as H 5 -v'L 0 SS U 1 f r 1 I if ff Milk The seventh annual Senior Ball was held on November 20, l964 to the theme of Three Coins in a Fountain. Our memorable fountain formed the basis for the decorations which were the product of long hours of seniors' work. Vince lorio and his orchestra provided the music while seniors and 56 KVM! W Wm' their guests donced the night owoy. The crowning of the Senior Boll Queen, Lillion Powell, climoxed our never to be forgotten Senior Boll. L 9- NNI ifvf . it 'W oi ' Q 'Hz 'i' Q! N s Q .1 A A . ' , -e ' , Y - s 41 ,N I we 4, no A ' ? S- lS7 F Es? V ,i xv, l The spring feeling of an Oriental set- ting provided the scene and theme for our Junior Prom, Shangrila, held on May 22, l964. The cherry blossoms in bloom and the small-scale pagoda band- stand enhanced the atmosphere of that never to be forgotten evening. The nam- ing of the sweetheart couple, Carol Phillips and Dick Bartlett, climaxed our wonderful Junior Prom. f li Al! Wi? W ,We Y AN E f D 0 9 5,6 Sweetheart Couple RFLP: 7 X 'f Qs N5 V We ,W X , H is Mk DD t url' l Robert Wood Paul McBride Richard Innocenzi Ernest Brohm Art Director Director The guys and dolls of Steinert put forth their best efforts for one of the greatest Spartan shows ever. As a Steinert first, the operetta company presented the show for four consecu- tive nights February 17, 18, 19, and 20. The Old Established traditions of New York set- tings gave the auditorium a night-life atmos- phere. The idea of mission bands, dice and dancers, l-lavana, Cuba, and New York sewers set a gay atmosphere for a night of singing, dancing, and acting that sent forth a mood of hearty fun and rollicking laughter. Vicky Vick- ers, Mike Di Donato, Roseanne Lucarine, and Producer Music Vaughn Mercier led the chorus into a never ending series of conflicts and confusions, only in the end to have things turn out happily. To the many off-stage crew members and committees credit should be given for the fine organization that l put the show on the road. Mr. McBride, Mr, Brahm, and Mr. ln- nocenzi will always be remembered for their never ending efforts of molding the play into its successful form, And student directors Mar- garet Coleman, Vivian Brearley and Janet Men- etski are also to be commended for their share of the ultimate success of this year's production. 'S H' mf' lx ig. , X 'R E ffm S X i t rf.. WE REMEMBER: Seven o'clock departure from Steinert . . . crazy foam all over people, places, and Mrs. Hickman . . . Kett's Uncle Lyndon . . . Coddington's Wall Washes, Inc ,... Collis' Silver Wear Collection . . . Frankie . . . Climb Every Monument . . . birthdays and more birthdays . . . the three chorus girls - Miss Caf, Miss Brahm, and Miss Wil- no - at the Presidential Hotel? . . We love you Caf- frey throughout the entire trip . . . Runaround Sue and Chuck too. . . M. H. and the good ole house-de- tective, Oliver . . . Gus, the bus No. 7 driver. . .Orsi be- ing early? . . . the Berrien rise and shine call at 6:00 A.M .... the lights-out at l:OO P.M .... the girls al- ways on time to pick up the boys . . . the bright night at the Jefferson and Lincoln Monuments . . . all the Spar- ty awards . . . more jerking and twisting . . . our boys dancing . . . balloons 2 for 5Oc, one for lOc . . . danc- ing in the aisles with Kite and Caf . . . sneaky picture taking . . . smoke filled bed- rooms and buses . . . new loves . . . Candid Camera Pivo was at it again . . . I could have danced all night . . . How many are in this room? . . . the Spirogy- ra statue in Arlington Ceme- tery . . . the extremely im- portant Presidential mes- sage that was never opened in the House of Representa- tives . . . steps, steps, and more steps . . , Ewask's trip up and down the Washing- ton Monument . . . the boys playing such a long football game in their hotel . . . Fea- ther helping the detectives rout out the bad guys . . . hearing Mr. Watson's mar- velous melodies on his har- monica . . . crowded show- ers . . . comfortable cots at the Plaza , . . T.V., warm l64 S119 PIJXEA 2 is If-, a I water, and beds at the Contin- ental . . . Andy and his gang . . . Cef dancing the night away . . . Mr. Wilno kissing Rich Gial- lelia . . . the Three Drops and A Drip . . . Vaughn and the Mouse . . . the index finger ex- ercise on the 2nd floor of the Continental . . . the girl's crazy pajamas and other such night attire . . . water pistol fights . . . card games, card games, and more card games . . . White beards and mustaches, compli- ments of crazy foam . . . the un- hurried tour through the White House . . . Mt. Vernon and many other George S l e p t Here spots . . . the wonderful escaltor and elevator service throughout D. C .... the quiet- ness on the buses . . . the re- laxing classical music played on D. C. radio stations . . . the as- tronauts coming outside to wave to bus No. l . . . Mr. McCor- mack actually walking down the street from the Capital . . . black limousines and chauffeurs hired by members of the senior class . . . John Cody displaying his great smoking ability . . . Betty Bean promoting a 3-day health program . . . Lillian in her pretty pink hat . . .bono- culars and boys hanging out of windows at Annapolis . . . order- ing sandwiches that never came to the hotel . . . Room l4O and surrounding rooms' Love Thy Neighbor Campaign . . . Linda Gross who sat up every night . . . Miss Scorsolini's hair being combed . . . Mr. Bleistein turn- ing into a teenage idol . . . Mary Beth going opera . . . laughs and more laughs . . . the wax museum and its life-like figures .. .the quiet theater and the tremendous balcony seats . . . Burg getting crushed toes be- hind a door . . . Dave Rakoski and his helpful camera hints ...Ken Payton and Gordon Potts entering the balloon busi- ness . . . a pleasant, unhurried dinner on the way home . . . tired Spartans on Friday. . . and much, much more . . . 7 Administration . Art Club .. Auto Club ....... Bank and Tickets . . . . . . Baseball ........ Baseball Club . . . Basketball ....... Board of Education . . . . Boys' Bowling Club Boys' Cooking Club .... . . . Bridge Club ...... Business Machines . Cheerleaders ...... . . . Chess Club . . Choir ..... Color Guard .... Costume Club . . . Cresset ..... Cross Country . . . Faculty ..... Football . . . Foreword ..... Future Nurses . . . German Club ..... Girls' Athletic Association . . . . . . Honor Society ....,..... . . . Hy-Liter ........ Instrumental Music Junior Class ...... Junior Class Officers Junior Prom ...... Junior Red Cross . . . . . . Key Club ...... INDEX Knitting Club ....... Leisure Reading Club . . Majorettes ........ Marching Band ......... Mechanical Drawing Club . Model Club ........... Modern Dance Club . . . New Jerseymen . . . Operetta ........... Physical Fitness Club . . Print Club ..,..,....,.. Public Speaking 81 Debating Quill 81 Scroll .......... Senior Ball ... Senior Class ...... Senior Class History . . . Senior Class Officers . . . Slide Rule Club Soccer ........ Sophomore Class ........ Sophomore Class Officers . Sports Appreciation Club . . Stagecraft ...... Student Council ........ Superintendent of Schools . Table of Contents ...... Track .......... Travel Club . . . Typing Club Usherettes ..... Washington Trip . . . Workshop Clubs . . .