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

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1970 volume:

L A time it was, And what a time it was, It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences, Long ago It must be I have a photograph. Preserve your memories, They're all that's left you. Simon 8i Garfunkel in , cresset ' 0 hamilton high school-east joseph steihert memorial trehtoh, new jersey time it was M L rf. and what a time it was 4 M :Maw V -K 1. ' I I f f ' , . f. ... . . 1 ' Q Q . - 4.5 . Ka ,Q . K . 1 - 'Q ,:' .ui 4 J 3, .... wx,- 5 1 5 W. .- - , .- A , , N ,L ,.. . - ,ff ,2' 4- ,GJ .4-ag Q.. 1 ' I - J , 3, f 4-F, I i ww V, f ' ,. Q r- f M . Q , -- , , L 4 W J , , . , an -.-ff: K A vi Nw -49 Y an . f- 4 V ' a. ' v 'ff ff F- 1- . .. A 1 SA -V 'fg,7'Q H mw.,..L ,V .. n, M, : ww , .f zz ,. ,zw gg, w,f'v , ,, f , fur' . ' H 4 , ' W' I -ti, fl ' ,Q .A-f , , A .H ,g , 34 K' W ..... it wasma time of innocence, a time of Confidences 7 long ago 8 it must be we l Y ff 10 i have a photograph F V uw' QW' , M, , 32.1. . f. W-:.'4 w,:,avq,,.+ ,-gif.-4 Znjfgffgw preserve your memories 12 as Q35 Wvillikgfxg .. - S x H A 1 'M K if , i V 13 6 W! 1-',.' .,.- J' ,,,......g...,. I f ,,,, - gear 'R if 1 k A . .- 6. iisigiigsii -52 - :fe . .w,M.b..4,.,,,,A,, Lg, - ?. Vicky , in . x - lg FG 'Q 5 'W' Y Q- Q ,s Q W 3 x 4 W A m 5 ,, f a . K E ,:..,. V5-1. , . .ff g W s LS 5 .. that's all that's left for you dedication Mr. Wood has played a vital part in making our years at Steinert memorable ones. The school shows, the Junior Prom, the Senior Ball, Class Night and the art festivals have all reflected his artistic talents and left us with memories wrapped forever in the keepsake table decorations, the pennant retrieved from Class Night decorations, and a moment recalled by a flash of color or a wisp of cloth. Then he wrapped all our memories between the covers of a book and gave us, in our yearbook, these special years to hold forever. This man in his life has played many parts-art director, yearbook advisor, friend, as well as teacher. For these countless hours spent in pursuit of excellence so that we could remember what a time it was, we dedicate this 1970 Cresset to the incomparable, Mr. Wood. '16 Administration Faculty .... Seniors .... if i I 1 Juniors ...... Sophomores v I' J' ...109 ...117 DR. RALPH W. OSBORNE Superintendent of Schools MR. WILLIAM COURSEN Assistant Superintendent of Schools MiSS RUTH REININGER MR, RICHARD F. WATSON Assistant to the Superiniendent of Schools Director of Secondary Education administration MR. SAUL GILMAN Trenton State-B.S, Rutgers University-M.Ed. MR. ANTHONY A. MASCHERIN Bob Jones University-B.S. Trinity University-M,Ed. MISS ELIZABETH L. REED Trenton State-B.S. Rutgers-M.Ed. University of Tenn.-D,Ed. OFFICE SECRETARIES: Mrs. Hermina Tassone Miss Marie Kontor ousis Mrs Peggy Warwick. 19 english w-w, MRS. PEGGY MOTT MRS. ISABEL BAIR William 8 Mary College-A.B, Trenton State--B.S, Drexel Institute of Technology-M.S. MR. GERALD BLEISTEIN Trenton State-B.A. MRS. LOIS LONG California State College-M,A. MRS. ELAINE TARR Trenton State-B.A. MR. RICHARD SCHLOTTENMEIER Villanova-B.A. Trenton State-M.A, Vx MRS. GLORIA DEANER Trenton State-B.S. MISS LOIS LIGHT Trenton State-B.A. MRS. MAFIY SISTO MRS. KATHLEEN JOHNSON Trenton Stats-B.A. State University of New York-B A ,ff MRS, JUDITH MAUSNER Boston University-B.A. University of Wisconsin-M.A. MR. THEODORE KINTER Western Maryland College-B.A. MISS VIRGINIA KINDERDINE Pfeiffer College-B.A. MR. RICHARD UPDIKE MR, PASQUALE VARCHETTO Trenton State-B.S. Trenton State-BS. University of Pennsylvania-M.A. Syracuse University MR, WILLIAM HYBBENETH Rider Coilege-B.A. I 21 MR. JAMES WILNO Rutgers University-B,S., M.A. languages ,Zim-11' Wififwf-i 11 2 fi M av' ' ft Y 55 , W 5 , N, A - -K ff A -i 'T' 3Z2f'? ' ' , ' , W Y, 1 MRS. BARBARA COLLIS Douglas College-BA. MRS. FRANCES GAU NTT Dougiass-B.A. MISS NELIA LEBEDIW Rider College-B.A. MRS. DOROTHY SEYMOUR s MRS. BRIGITTE SCHAEFFER University of Missouri-B,A. University of Kansas-M.A, Beaver College-B.A. 22 MRS. JANIS RABER Alma College-BA. MRS. ELIZABETH KAUFFMAN Gettysburg College-A.B i MR. PAUL PFLAUMEF! Penn State University-B.S Q ,Mi 1 2 MR. O'DINO DIGIOVACCHINO Trenton State College-B.S. MRS. DORIS CONNER Trenton State-B.S. Rutgers University-M.E.d. MRS. ELEANOR BOLGE Beaver College-B.A. rnathematlcs MFI. CHARLES STONE Trenton State CoIIege-B.A. MR. WILLIAM VETTER Georgia Tech-B,S. Rutgers-M.A, MR. GERALD CHALLENDER Trenton State College-B,A, , NR. w n u uw mann un n MR. CRAIG MALICK MISS BARBARA SWIETLIK Kutztown State College-B.S. Rider College-B.A. I 23 MR. HARRY ROSEN Trenton State-B.S. social studies sql MRS. NEDDA MASSEFI University of Pennsylvania-B.A. MFI. KENNETH RAUBA Trenton State--B.A. MFC. JAMES FEDERICI King's College-A.B. Penn State University-M.Ed. MR. ENHICO SAVELLI MR. PAUL MCBRIDE Glassboro State College T it ,Erik --.fmw --VV 1 ,-,W--,fr0Pwf,w.r'4d'J 43 wtf NQQT- .I MR. PETER BRESCIA MRS. CAROL CAPELLI West Chester State-BS. Glassboro State-B.A. 24 MRS. JOY LANG t Flider College-B.A. Texas Tech. University-BA. Trenton State-M.A. MR. HENRY RYBA MR. JOSEPH CHRZAN MR. DONALD STIRMAN Temple University-B.A. University of Scranton-B.S. Rider College-B.A. industrial arts MR. THOMAS WILLIAMS MR. HOWARD PARRISH MR, RICHARD LANG Trenion State-M.A. Trenton State-B.S. Trenton State-B.A, MR. WALTER ALMOND MR. OWEN CAFFREY University of Miami-B,Ed. TVBHIOFI S1819-BIAI MR. FRED FELICE Trenton State-B.S. 81 M,A. home economics MRS, DELTA WARINNER Indiana University-B,S, College-B.S. MRS, SHIRLEY WALTHEW MRS, ARLENE BURNS Buffalo State Teachers Albright College-B S business education MRS. PATRICIA CARL MRS. JANE ALLEN Rider College-B.S. Rider College-B.S. 81 M.A. 26 MRS. ALBERTA ELMER Trenton State-8.3, MRS, ANN GRAVENER Trenton State-B.S. MRS. MILDFIED BREARLEY MRS. ISABELLE HICKMAN Trenton State-B.S. i MR. EARL HUTCHINSON Trenton State-B.S. Rider College-M,A. MRS. DELOFIES PANNICK Rider College-B.S. -.my ' MR. JAMES MAGUIRE Trenton State-B.A. MISS VERNA CARTLIDGE Trenton State College-B.S. A-. MR. JACK SERFASS Rider College-B,S. L 27 Rider College-B.S, MR. ELWOOD TFIYON Montclair State College-B.A. 'Atl' ' . MR. GENE KING Trenton State-B.A, physical education MISS VIOLETTE MICHELE Columbia University-M.A. ,ff ,,,.,.,--W ' V qw 'fish 2994 Qflrffiillrf- Ai,' i 11 f'1fz1Es2iil'i',g. V,,, '-Y4f 7- -A A -b ...W Hunter College B A MR. RICHARD FORNARO West Chester State-B.S. MRS. MILDRED TEMPKIN Trenton State-M,A. MR, FRANK LUGOSSY Rutgers-B.S. Trenton State-M.A. MR. MARIO LAURENTI Trenton State-M.A B S MRS, DORIS GOITEIN MR, JAKE TAFIR University of Nonhern Iowa-B.S. Duke-B.A. MISS PATRICIA GRICE Trenton State-B.S. Rutgers University-Ed.M. MR. NICHOLAS SCHERBA King's Coiiege-B.A. Bucknell University-M.A. guidance MR. MICHAEL PIVOVARNICK Rider College-B.S., M.A, MRS. MARY DUFFY MISS JEAN LARZELERE Dickinson College-M,A. Trenton State-B.S. . I i MR. ROBERT OLIVER Rider College-B.S. MRS. LILLIAN NEWBANKS Trenton State-B.A. University of Pennsylvania-M.S. 29 MR, ROBERT PULTORAK MRS. JUNE MOON MFI. ALLAN DAKIN, JR. Trenton State College-B-A G MA- TYSHIOH S1816-B-AA WashIngton 8. Lee University-B.S. N.C. State University-M,S. LM' 4 is Hill? 5 , .1 fm Y wks. I I . I e 21 . X MR. WILLIAM KESTER Gettysburg College-B.A. , . f MRS. MARIE HARTNETT .. . ' Georgian Court College-A.B, MR. EDWARD VICKNEFI Trenton State-B.A. 8. M.A. lilluu-s. MRS. BEVERLY MCCLANEN MRS. KATHRYN WOJCIK Trenton State-B.A. Trenton State-B.A. 30 l fin e a Pts l 4 1 a MR. THEODORE FORT Trenton State-B.A. MR. LONNIE HUTTON Trenton State-B.A. librarian, l'll,ll SG, 1-A .--: flow Q- f -a nTn T T la T .aw , . 3. .., K kk in .K fs: 1- - Mx' .- I ff T - 5 . - ' X Q W ,W .W Lhi, , ,:,: . ,,,, . , i T . ,- ., .,,. '1. h TT T - T 'E N ' l-' I .-, ': . Q. T llw ,nnn E R I 'ji g S gtzh 1 1- . if ' ' TT MRS, MILDFIED BERRIEN Mercer Hospital School of Nursing-R.N. MRS. DOROTHEA NAYLOR Rutgers School of Education-B.S. MR. HENRY COLE MRS' MARY FABE , 31 MR. ROBERT WOOD Rhode Island School of Design-B.S special ed. MR. THOMAS SUMNERS Benedict College-AB. seniors For most of us, our years at Steinert started in September, 1967, and ended in June 1970. These three years held various memories. Some Seniors made them good, and others didn't. Here are a few quotes relating what the Class of '70 remembers about those years. Sophomore year was great-it was first year for everybody and everybody was equal. The most fun I ever had at Steinert was on the day the teachers weren't there. Sports were the tops in Mercer County-every team did well . . . Drivers Ed. was fantastic . . . Filmstrips in twelfth grade English class are extraordinary. . . Mr. B's puns were different-no, more like unusual . . . Intramural sports-fun . . . Clubs were all right. . . Report cards funny-especially to my parents . . . Some of the teachers were good-l learned alot. . .The dances-sometimes pretty good . . . West Side Story, Odd Couple, The Sound of Music and Gypsy all drew raves . . . H.R. was always a pleasure? . . .The vacations were great. . .the best thing was .meeting people and learning how to get along with them . . . Dress code changed, slacks for all . . .which are girls and which are guys! First got there, I thought it was really great . . . WOW. . . High School... Since l've been there l've changed my mind-decided it was really poor. . . Tried school functions but they were a total waste . . . Games were really bad . . . Had people that come on super strong CFtah Rahsj or people that didn't come on at all . . . Steinert dances were bad . . . Owen Caffrey-Senior Class Advisor Clubs were pretty bad in the beginning but they changed ... Art is the only thing that kept me in ... Some of the classes were okay . . . We had an armband caper to pro- test the war . . . Got bad reactions from the super patri- ots . . . Turned me off to people . . S Steinert opened my mind to the negative side of life-l was totally disillu- sioned . . . Tried just to get out . . . People had own little groups . . . Should be a learning place ls a glorified grammer school Have to do everything in order- person should have come to class not because he had to, but because he wanted to . . Dumb ideas such as the one about the stairs, were by students Up Only Up and Down If they had done away with activities period and lunches we would've gotten out a lot earlier . . Steinert was fun except when I had to walk around with dripping wet hair. . . The best part of school was the vacation. l got tackled by a 300 pound senior as a sophomore.. Went out for track as a junior . . . Coach and guys on cross country and track teams were great. . . Used to take my shirt and rap it around my head like a bandana-everybody thought I was sick. . . Shut my locker which had my clothes in it-couldn't get it opened. . .heard announcement for forms for the president of Student Council-a good idea-students need someone to represent them . . . No more exams. . Should have longer passing time between classes. . . Steinert is-was-great. . . Had a lot of privileges that other schools didn't have. . Mary Campbell-President, Frank Monachello-Vice President, Maureen Martino-Secretary, Marie Benko-Treasurer LYNN M. AARONSON ROSEMARY ALITO Enjoys traveling with a trumpet Roe Mr. Pflaumer's WHAT Really!? camera shy class?! divides her time be- memories of Mr. Malick's tween debating and the Hyliter class . . . future music major . .. , , , a future in law ,,. 137 Fen- 150 Coleman Road wood Avenue PAUL ALLEN ROLAND ALLEN Ron you ain't nobody .. Often seen but not heard . , . all enjoys between class gather- smiles the joys of Julie ings partial to Caffery's sees a future with Uncle Sam class . .. next stop M.C.C.C. .. 77 Mark Twain Drive 23 Jericho Drive ll IIGRESSE1' YOI ll LYNN ANTHONY Little Lynnie Hi Baby pep promoter . .. one of Stien- ert's Gervasio Hangers plans to become an executive secretary 32 Forman Drive RICHARD ARMITAGE Rich l don't remember that The Led Zeppelin and short brunettes rate future plans include music and M.C.C.C. 12 Doreen Road DENNIS JAMES ARNELL Bam Bam enjoys fishing and Weightlifting isn't too crazy about going to school at eight future printer 1026 Estates Boulevard GROVER ARNOLD Cleveland Chevy's rule will have trouble forgetting Uncle Jack's work program plans to train with Uncle Sam 2300 Yardville Road RONALD AMATUCCI CARL ANDERSON Ron aversion to long lunch Mr. Spock never go 1 lines . . . football games and the morning after .. . future in Agri- cultural Engineering . .. 11 Whitehall Road CHERYL LYNN ASHLOCK Cher Oh yeah! .. . enjoys dancing and surfing . . . prefers driving a 4 on the floor future as a beautician 15 Longwood Drive straight! nature lover hair-the longer, the better sees a future in computers 30 Mercer Street THOMAS ATKINS Tommy .. . the swim team's pencilman likes swimming but not chlorine .. . remembers Spanish with Mrs. Seymour! . . . future Navy man .. . Groveville- Allentown Road CURT ANDERSON Donovan and the Byrds rate high thumbs down on soul long hair? aims for a musical career 16 Albe- marle Road ROBERT ANDREWS Bob Mopar RuIes member of the track team remembers Steinert's drag way college is a possibility 15 Sycamore Way ll IIGRFSS 1' 70l ll DONALD ALBERT ATWOOD Bones Like wow! one of the greeks will divide his time between printing presses and Navy blues 1428 Hamilton Avenue ELIZABETH B. AUSTIN Beth ... What's the word ... broken pipes in the girls lava- tory hangs at Gervasios acting is in her blood 1484 Nottingham Way DAVID BABINCHAK Dave . .. How's it going? memories of Cafferey and his mechanical drawing class after graduation it's off to col- lege 3214 Nottingham Way FRED ERICK BABBITT Bab ... WHAT! . . . an immor- tal in plaster unforgettable memories of C lunch sees a college campus in the future 49 Rockhill Avenue JOHN BARTHELEMY CATHY BARTEK Enjoys spins in a sportscar Cath . . . likes cantelope atdrive- Wacked out fond memo- ins? . . . What arn I going to ries of Mrs. Liberty's class do? Gervasio hanger...future ... college is in his future ... Angel of Mercy . . .3292 Not- 23 Fogarty Drive tingham Way LOUIS BAILEY FRANCES BALDASSARI Lou Yeah! memories Fran What good is the of Mr. Stirman and the chair class? firm protestor of will wear Navy blues before first period pool plans to going to college . . . 34 Forman design fashions for children . . . Drive 620 Kuser Road I DONNA BARTH DARLENE BARTLETT Weasel Where's Bruce? Dar I never get em- . . . oh those Monday Mornings! barrassed . . . Algebra twice a . . . always seen with Ann and day? . . . professional seat saver Marge Secretarial career in will teach the younger set future 23 Jefferson Avenue 26 Krueger Lane CYNTHIA BALLA Cindy Oh no, I'm in shock! those unforgettable Wild- wood days! will work as a secretary for the state 100 Park Lane KATHLYN BARDEN Kathy That's wierd! goes for burgundy jaguars wonderful times at Ccean City plans to mix travel with of- fice duties 44 Wittenborn Avenue II IIGRUSSB1' YOI ll JAMES E. BATES Jim . . . driving is a favorite pas- time memories of Master Stone will make his future as an Electronical Engineer .. . 165 Eaton Avenue PATRICIA A. BATTISTE Pat What's new? memories of going to work in the afternoon will mix wedding bells and office duties 10 Dewar Drive DAVID J. BARNA Dave likes fast cars ... not too fond of gym or onions printing vs. Air Force blues 33 Wickom Avenue EDWARD BAFIRON Ed What's new? out- doors man Mr. Myers and his Cub Scout f?J Belt fu- ture college man 63 Wickom Avenue JOAN BAUMEISTEFI Joanie always giggling I can't hack this Stein- ert's sexy Spartan a Ger- vasio Hanger physical edu- cation major 810 Hughes Drive JEFFEFIY BEAR eff has a great liking for girls, motorcycles, and cars his future is still undecided 5824 South Broad Street BRUCE BEISSWANGER Beiss Once you don't succeed the h--- with it memories of the Sea WILLIAM BEARDEN Bill .. . What? . . . remembers his culturally-oriented English class . . . The Battle of Regens- . . . burg , . . plans to make the col- lege scene 225 Woodlawn Avenue Breeze college will follow ... 212 Hollywood Drive l IICRFSSE1' YOI ll HELEN BIALKOWSKI CATHYJEAN BIALOTA Go pile sand! rates spa- Queenie Listen chickies ghetti, Ragu and Tom Jones as . . . ask her about Woody's back favorites .. . first stop office closet. . . will make her future in work, then marriage 3551 fashion designing 32 Cum- Quaker Bridge Road berland Road JANICE ANN BELL Jan That's cool . .. often LAWRENCE G. BELLISH Gil Howdy Woo digs seen in her little corvair on chicks well acquainted with to business college, then into the office plans to do his secretarial work 350 Con- service on the seas 249 necticut Avenue MARIO A. BILANCIO Arch . . . Outa-sight! . . . look- ing forward to June17, 1970... Marine Corps first, then tour the states on a cycle ... 1741 Klockner Road Sherwood Avenue CATHLENE BORIS Cathy. . .memories of Bleistein's 5th .. . I don't believe this class . . . rehearsals for West Side Story will teach the little people . . , 196 Carlisle Avenue MARlE BENKO Ree Now why? will have trouble forgetting the 64 black olives plans to roam a college campus 3545 Quakerbridge Road M.C.C.C ,... 51 Albemarle Road LARRY BERGEN Berg I'm hip partial to the Tempts . . . can be found hangin' in the halls . . . next step DAVID W. BOWDEN PAUL BOWERS Dave How's it going? Oh, yes sir! likes sports the locker room isn't one of his and wild QUilarS .. . One Of the favorite places plans an A.V. men college scene not electronical future 34 Getz far away 359 JGUCOIIB Ave- Avenue nue BRUCE BERNATH Can live without school . . . par- tial to weekends and the sum- mer future remains open to suggestions . . . 148 Gary Drive JOANN D. BETHKE Joie... I did notl' '... found in the A.V. Room . . . hates getting up in the morning. . .future medi- cal secretary . . . 206 Youngs Road ll HCR SSE1' YOI ll MARY JANE BOYD M.J. ... What should l do ... thinks she can fly? . .. watches countless baseball games . . . college next, then on to teach- ing . . . 26 Cranbrook Road MELODY BRELSFORD Mel . . . I think I'll stay hometo- day Murphy's Chuck Wag- on with the Purple Haze . . . wedding bells are very near . . . 145 Lynwood Avenue LINDA MARIE BRIGHT Lynn .. . finds fun at stock car races . . . regrets rainy days plans future in field of data pro- cessing 125 Joan Terrace DAVID A. BRIMMER Dave . . . the beach is a favorite place February 20? . .. will roam a campus and then the country 155 Edgebrook Road ROBERT H. BUDZINSKI Bob l'm not prejudice, .. ... managed to MICHAEL R BURCHELL but Burch ... likes the 4-Seasons live and college weekends through three years of suicide w0n't forget working with Rog- lunches plans to discover er one of our future Sky new worlds 6 Audrey Place Pilots 39 Thoreau Road KATHLEEN BROWER Kath What'? remem- bers Physics Class and the ex- UANIEL BHUWN Danny Not everybody's perfect-just us chosen few periments finds pleasure in vacations and snow pur- . . . the handicaps of pipe smok- ing a future in forestry and suing a career in teaching conservation 79 Zieglers 80 Hollyknoll Drive Lane II IIGRFSSE1' TOI ll DENNIS C. CALLAN Rose's Tiger famous track man . .. one of Challeng- er's biggest headaches cafeteri 14 lives . . . neering-Math major . . . Engi- 916 JUNE S. CALLERY Fond memories of Mr. SaveIli's history class . . . remembers the turtle in C5 plans career as a beautician . . . 1473 Hamil- ton Avenue Norway Avenue JANICE BROWN Jan You are something, you are fond of horses, cooking, and snow picnics C71 . .. future Florence Nightengale 171 Eaton Avenue BARBRA A. BRUNO Rabbit Lighter up found waiting at Carol's on Fri- day nights Beautician's school and marriage in future 248 Johnston Avenue ll IIGRFSSE1' TDI ll DEBRA LYNN CAMILLERI Debbie enjoys meeting new people and visiting new places a fan of Bobby Rydell English major in college 255 Sherwood Avenue MARIANNE CAMMISO I might do that! the Pil- grim House incident scores with a certain baseball pitcher plans a secretarial career . . . 32 Park Avenue REGlNA BRUSCHI Gina Yeah, right! goes for the tall, dark and handsome those summer weekends plans to travel above the clouds 240 Ma- son Avenue MARY E. CAMPBELL Pres JoAnn who? fond memories of Caf and Fed OUR CLASS plans to teach English 108 Hillwood Avenue KATHLEEN BUCK Kathy You got to be kid- ding will always remember the Washington trip . .. plans a career as a practical nurse 115 Flock Road JAMES J. CAPIZZI Jim enjoys summers at the shore Right! memo- ries of football camp at Fort Dix bound for college 16 Lincoln Court DOMENICK CARDARELLI Dom ... finds pleasure in hunt- ing and working on cars belongs to the B.S. Club engineering in future 1661 Klockner Road JOHN N. CARDARELLI Big John I don't want to hear itl .. . found at the bowl- ing alley future in business management 35 Lansing Avenue Il HCR SET 7Ol ll ROBERT CASH Sue Are you serious? .. Bob What kind of car do Member of the W-1 crew YOU have! drag races in those Saturday nights with Pat the parking lot college to pursue secretarial career bound 46 Wickom Avenue 63 Concord Avenue JANET CARL Jan partial to football games and yellow mustangs . . . dislikes back-seat drivers plans for college 113 Main MICHAEL CARLISI Carlis . .. What can I say? ... a member of the B.S. Club still contemplating his future Street 63 Regina Avenue ,DIANE MARIAN CESTARO Wanderer That's really funny! New Year's Eve at Page's jamin' on Cypress Lane bound for college 373 Regina Avenue DANIEL CHADY Chad Do you want a ride? partial to Beatle mu- sic remembers the Bus maybe college-maybe the service 57 Saybrook Ave- nue CAROL CARNEY Are you nuts! has a pas- LINDA CARNEY sion for strawberries and a cer- Din You love it and you tain black Mustang mar- know it snowball fights riage ahead 36 Mark Twain Drive JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN Joe Chevy Rules! a Sumner's fan enjoys work- ing with wood soon to serve with Uncle Sam 55 Leuckel Avenue forever! future Lady in White 46 Bucknell Avenue JEANNETTE CHARCALLA Jay ... I love to do it! ...can always be seen . . . a twirler . . . will beautify American women 2809 Quakerbrige Road BENITA J. CARSON Bonnie t'Hang it up! AL, AL, AL the '66 cutlass wedding bells are going to chime 250 Springdale Ave- nue MICHAEL CARLUCCI Mouse ... on the bus to Highzy, Idaho . . . keeper of the scores . .. likes jamming on the soccer bus college bound 17 Bentley Avenue ll IIGRFSSET TDI ll SCOTT D. CH-ERVIN Sure thing! hangs with Carl and Jack memories of advanced music plans to teach the sounds . . . 50 Living- ston Drive ADRIENNE J. CHIANESE Andy Hi, people finds happiness in Auto Shop is contemplating a contented old age college next 2339 Whitehorse-Mercerville Road CLAUDIA CHIANESE Claud ... Oh brother! ... an- PATRICIA CHIAVONI other square hanger . . . Patti . . . Are you serious? .. . hates to be by herself. . . locker watches those fire alarms. . .lib- eral arts major in college . . . 27 . . . seeks a career as a beau- 2785 Nottingham Way tician . . . 346 Lynwood Avenue d ' KAREN JANE CLEWS KATHY COLLIGAN Lush You re so Queer' Kath Wait til you hear fond memories of Mr Caffreys this' remembers the day class the summer of 69 she drove the MGB future onto college 163 ElmoreAve business woman 223 Atlan nue tic Avenue GEORGE M. CHISIK The Bull That's dynamite always flying high . . . char- ter member ofthe B.S. Club ... marriage to Frank 8 Miry- Brook Road LILLIAN A. CHOJANCKI Lil I ain't proud loyal fan of the Creedence Clear- water Revival. . . plansforthefu- ture are undecided 41 Le- high Avenue ll IICRFSSET YOI ll VIRGINIA M. CONNELLY Ginny . . . Caf's girl architect . ., I'm so co-ordinated it's pathet- ic! ... has no sense of direction ...on to college . . . 1526 Hamil- ton Avenu RAYMA CONNOR Rae ... Really! ... red hair rates pleasant memories of the Junior Prom . . . will work to- wards a degree in Nursing 253 Springdale Avenue MARY ANN CIANCERETTI CAROL LYNN CIANETTI Mari You have got to be Lynn T.E.D. swoops kidding memories of Mr, down the slopes as a skier Vetter's Math class . . . intends to C0fT1bir1e marriage and regis- to help heal the sick... 101 Pat- Tefed nU Sin9 -- - 12 Charlotte terson Avenue Avenue llllldlli SET YOI ll PETER CONTE Contaloon .. . What hap- JOHN COONEY pened? ... Joe Namath's a fa- JEICKSOD ... NO j0Sh ... Mr. vorite Mom's Class? on Stone's Confucious jokes are to M.C.C.C. for business man- the best to fly the friendly agement 233 George Dye skies as a commercial pilot Road 201 Hollywood Drive MICHELLE CHARLENE CINKAY Shelly Hola! 4-H, food and fun . . . remembers the Bleistein Hoax . . . a future close to nature as a forester 145 Herbert Avenue BILL COOPER Cu ... You're all right ... adds his voice to madrigal prac- tices . . . future in radio and tele- vision broadcasting . . . 35 Wickom Avenue ANGELA CLAYTON Anji Don't give me any grief. . . . favors Italian food and big brown eyes bound for college . . . 340 McAdoo Ave- nue JAMES H. CORBETT Jim ... I'd rather be flying . .. never worries aoout that which is past . . . on to a career in avi- ation . . . 1 Ward Avenue Exten- sion JOSEPH CORREIA Love child Oh, wow digs well sculptured girls a varsity diver looking ahead to Uncle Sam ... 38 Longwood Drive DOUGLAS CORRIGAN Doug Freak it! fond memories of the heap and of Buckley's to pursue the career of a draftsman 207 Springdale Avenue ll H6113 S 1' YOI ll STEVEN E. CSORGO Steve . .. You nlnny likes Latin OJ class memories of Mrs. Liberty. . . will earn his pay as a biological researcher Hamilton Square-Crosswicks Road DEBRA CUBBERLY Debbie ... Wanna Drag!?l'? . . . memories of a certain green volkswagon hopes to com- bine college and travel 61 Regina Avenue THOMAS COSTANZA Tom ... Gordon did it! ... likes sincere people, sports and JAN M. COULTER Margo You're out of you tree! hates to say goodby music Ode to Gordon Ivins plans to study engineering ... 1155 Hughes Drive JOHN CULVER Culve . .. Oh, Wow!! ...hangs at the Square... missed the 1st of 12 . . . service on the seas... 18 Seneca Lane wants to be a wife and mother 2374 Nottingham Way PAMELA S. CZIKORA Pam enjoys sitting with children finds pleasure in the simple things plans to combine secretarial and reli- gious work . . . 22 Arbor Avenue DAVID C. CRAFT DEBORAH J. CRAY Dave Oh crust! favors Crash Cray home from the the New World Order . . . memo- Junior Prom at 12:0O?? . . . ries of Hazel K. Winterkorn hangs at Gervasids will keeping his future a secret. . . 3 teach the tiny ones . . , 3 Shelly Ablemarle Road Lane SUSAN L. CZlKORA Sue Pshaw!! writes creatively . . . dislikes loud talking and squeaky chalk will join her sister in secretarial and religious work . . . 22 Arbor Avenue BARBARA DAMICO Barb Really!? likes to be surprised ...fun in the fall at football games . . . business career to follow graduation .. . 36 Leukel Avenue RENE CRONIN Likes surfing, St. Joe's Prep and folk music ... often seen in a red V.W .... plans to further her french 1393 Elizabeth Ave- dale Avenue nue KATHLEEN A. CRAYNOCK Kathy. . . Right ...could nev- er forget her 11th grade homeroom hopes for a fu- ture in Business . , . 319 Spring- ll IIGRFSSET TDI I WILLIAM E. DARGAY THOMAS DAVlES Bill Keep it down! Tom cars, cars, cars ... of- memories of the J.V. basketball ten found in Mr. Almond's Auto team . . . to sail the seas for Shop . . . from Spartan green to Uncle Sam. . .103 lrvingtonAve- Army green . . . 273 George Dye nue Road VICTORIA A. DAVIES BRENT DAVIES Vickie . . . has a passionate dis- Richard . .. remembers taking like for beards and mustaches all those dreaded tests en- .. . cheat and you only cheat joys landscaping . . . soon to be yourself secretarial plans a draftsman 52 Kino Boule- 31 Charles Way vard JOHN S. DEMYON ANTHONY DE OUINZIO Carbs rule! favors Chevys Tony .. . How does it feel to and Fords will remember be 3 misfit? remembers the fun times in Auto Shop the arm band caper plans inclined to mechanics 120 an artistic future 432 Lyn- Richardson Road wood Avenue ULRIC DE BLOIS Rick enjoys reeling in the big ones hunting is a favor- ite pastime plans to join Uncle Sam's forces 292 Lowell Avenue DELORES GAIL DECKEFI Dee Smokey Robinson and the Miracles rate hangs with Dottie and Marie will beautify American women 11 Ziegler's Lane l IIGRFSSET YOI ll KEVIN DE SANCTIS Sanc Steinerl's dopey drlbbler who has knobby knees nights at the tree fort on to college 40 Kino Boulevard GARY DE SANTIS I was only following orders .. . people power . . . memories of Mr. Fed's class plans to spend his time being helpful .. . 109 Loomis Avenue LOUIS DEGLIUMBERTO Lou I ain't proud appreciates the comforts of life-particularly cars and girls future in data-processing RR4r4 George Dye Road WENDY DE JOSEPH You don't appreciate me cruises with the gang on Friday night those summers at seaside on to college 404 Buttonwood Street llllldlll ET 70l ll ANGELA MARIE DESCARO Angie Ah shut up! lives for time with Bill to combine clerical work and mar- riage 374 Connecticut Ave- nue WILLIAM DE STEFANO Bill Have you heard of Baha' u'lIah? enjoys Richie Havens join the Peace Corps and change the world 33 Kion Boulevard ANTHONY DELAVERSANO JR. Deli ... What the ...? ... football '69 . . . one of the gross boys , . . future playboy on a college campus 8 Mervine Place JANET E. DELOZIER Shortie ... carbs rule .., en- joys riding cycles can be found at Gino's possible career in computer operations 22 Banbury Street SUSAN J. DEY GEORGE W. DICKSON Sue likes to swim in the Remembers those tests with rain will always remember Mr. Brown the second time the summer of 1969 future around with Mrs. Seymour plans include college college ahead fhopefullyj RR1r2, Yardville 30 Sycamore Way li- ',!192 H' ' '. 'JiWi7Qs2.:Zf fvkftkt: '- f .f up wtf- ti 1 Q 51 52,1 ,. ,fgafgwggmat fI,3f,, D 3, 21-T15+:,55!'L5g 4w1'1': my , ,fy H I, I , I ,, .f E Fly, rf wz:1sf:l?:f- ' r-ww THOMAS DILATUSH JOHN DILTS Tom a fan of Mr. Vickner Where do you buy your and his Chemistry class looks? Beatles and Stones looking ahead to college for a sure to please. ,.eleotric memo- future with numbers Route 130 ries ... to wear Navy Blues .. . 43 Edwin Avenue ll IIGRFSSITI' 7Ol Il MARGARET MARY DONNELLY Marge ... I'Il drink to that ... found with Anna and Donna . .. future millionairess Cif she wakes up in timej ... 1437 Eliz- abeth Avenue DAVID DOOLITTLE Dave close to nature a member of Mr. Dakin's stage crew .. . plans a career in our nation's capital 18 Monroe Drive JO ANN DI MAGGIO ART DI PAOLA J0 - - - I d0n't KNOW! - - - Dania' Coldcream . . . HI can't see . .. T0 trumpet PIHYGVS GUIOYS fond memories of Mr. SaveIIi's viewing football games -- - history class . . . computer bound f0V COHGQS 237 school following graduation .. George Dye Road ANTOINETTE MARIE DOWNS Toni Alright, forget it! .. often found on stage . . . courte- sy of the New Hope Police .. artistically inclined . . . 30 Holly- knoll Drive 883 Edinburg Road CATHERINE A. DOYLE Cath November 19 dis- likes cars with bucket seats and long skirts . . . soon to hear wedding bells . . . 38 Gary Drive JULIA DOBO CYNTHIA DIVINE Where there's a will there's a Cindy VII CIWGCK YOU OUT- way! partial to a boy with ... meatloaf? - - - fUVI,fUf1, fUn HI blond hair ... plans to become OCSHVI CIW - - - bound f0f 00 a clerk-stenographer . . . 105 AI- lege . . . 136 Regina Avenue len Street JOAN E. DRAWBAUGH ROBERT P. DRIBER Joni ... Thrills ... beware of Bob . . . Right, l sure might . .. the gum machines likes long list of dislikes B107-to warm cozy places . . . future Le- be femembefed - - - II19 fUfUf9 gal secretary ... 25 Tekening If1CIUd9S Seminary - H 110 ECI' Way mond Street STEPHEN L. DOBO Steve . . . one of the half-day of school crowd . . . to face the cruel world of Labor . . . 105 AI- len Street KEVIN J. DOHERTY Moose ... Hey noot ... remembers the quick '61 Cor- vette . . . power glides forever . . . future trainee at R.C.A. Insti- tute . . . 9 Berrel Avenue ll IIGRFSSET YOI ll ELIZABETH M. DRUM Liz You have to be kid- ding swims like a fish enjoys dancing a future beautician 298 Yardville-AI- lentown Road GALE DUNN Dum-Dum ... Wow! Really? . . . Saturday nights .. . remem- bers the monsters , . . plans for the future include marriage .. . 359 Jencohollo Drive KENNETH EHRET Bohemoth Who, me? the ol' swimmin' hole and all DAVID ECKMAN Hair . . . Quick, your note- book . . . ravings for cars, cycles, and acid rock music .. . those rules .. . dreams of dot- plans to continue education .. . dashing in Communications ,.. 207 Edgebrook Road 530 Donald Drive PATRICIA A. EWASHKO MICHAEL W. EVANS Patty ... Put quarters on your Mike ... What's up? ... par- eyes! partial to helicopters, tial to long haired blondes, but Camaros and Ocean City a not threesomes may attend future in head shrinking 5 M.C.C.C., then travel abroad Zachary Lane 11 Ravine Drive AL EHRLICH Big Al . .. How's your tuckas? . .. will remember football and West Side Story future in dentistry 2046 Whitehorse-Hamilton Square Road GERMAINE ELISCHER Gerri digs music and Sun- day nights at Olives . .. puns a lot hopes to be part of the music world .. . 23 Endicott Road ll IIGRFSSET YOI I WILLIAM FAHNER Bill memories of the red witch partial to wine, wom- an and song California here he comes 35 Wey- burne Road RON FARES Nazz The backrow says no. memories of the Shack, the Bronx, and the Red Witch college ahead 2759 Nottingham Way KERRY ELLIOTT DEBRA ELY Blfd Did YOU SGY routine Debbie What am I going to One? CNGWS Ch66S9Si9aKS do? tuna fish sandwiches and sniffs carbon monoxide . . . . . . trouble prone . . . first col- Seaside . . . Future lady in lege and then social work . . . 29 white 15 Alton Road Wesleyan Drive ll IICRFSSE1' YOI ll THOMAS FEASTER BARBARA ANN FECHTER Tom... Who cares? . . . hunt- Barb ... AW, COFHG On! ... ing and fishing man, but no one of the Pep promoters soul may sail the sea as a buttons and pocket girl a Naval officer, , , 64 Wickom Ave- White uniform ahead . . .12 Ever- nue green Lane ROBERT ESPOSTI Bob You know it! memories of Rome and oh, that Italian wine will attend col- lege next 56 Linton Avenue WILLIAM N. FEDAK Hippy dude... Hey, man! ... his thing is old W. C. Fields movies, also likes the Beatles future Musician 204 Eleanor Avenue DEL ESTABROOKE Est Ask me if I care prefers riding a different car everyday a future on the seas 18 Dewar Drive DAVID FERRY Foss What's happening! . .. likes to hang at the Square plans for either construc- tion work or the Army 53 Bentley Avenue BEN FESTA TERRY FINN Gentile Sure you're I didn't do it! likes girls alright. . .. likes all kinds of and guns . . . restful naps in the sports, but definitely no Italian polevault pit . . . a future leather jokes . . . future undecided . . . neck . . . 24 Warner Drive 1726 East State Street ll HCR SS!!! 70l ll DOUG FORKEL KEN FORT Fork Love ir! will al- Moose memories of the ways remember Benny's Bris- Spartan band and football tol ... plans to roam on a col- games . . . oh that band party , .. lege campus . . . 6 Pheasant no definite future plans . . . Lane 5757 South Broad Street BARBARA FIORENTINO Bunny Everybody pushes me, goes for horses and Italian food part of S.O.M. stage crew nursing future .. . 123 Miry Brook Road CHARLES FISHER Chucky will always remem- ber Mr. Caffery's classes . . . plans to visit Uncle Sam in the Air Force . , . 267 Main Street PATRlCIA L. FOSTER Patti Forget it! loves her little red Tempest, but hates any car faster than it . . . head- ing for California 107 Miry Brook Road 54 SYLVIA L. FRADER Syl . . . Will Friday ever get here? . . . would be safer on an English road . . . future recep- tionist . . . 71 Morgan Avenue GARY FISHER Fish . . . You're supposed to laugh likes all sports, but not losing .., heading South to college... 102 Miry Brook Road JOHN FISHER Fish . . . likes psychedelic mu- sic, summer and Seaside . . .will always remember Steinert's or- derly, uncrowded halls col- lege upcoming . . . 810 Klockner Road RICK FREEMAN Boom-Boom . . . turns on to the Temptations, Fifth Dimension and Beatles beat . .. will always remember Benny's Bristol . , . plans college . . . 10 Endicott Road GARY R. FRESHNECK Freshnock Gotcha boss! . . . will never forget football practice . . . plans for college and then the Navy. .. 1423 Cor- nell Avenue ELIZABETH FODEN Liz ... Carbs rule ... likes cars, cycles, and plenty of good times . . . plans for college in the future 3500 Quaker Bridge Road SHEILA FONE Sheil Unreal likes hot fudge sundaes and galavanting with Debbie . . . action secretary . . . plans an engineering future . .. 15 Brockton Road ll IIGRUSSE1' TGI ll JOSEPH D. FUSCO Joe Do your thingl a scuba diving and skiing enthu- siast . . . possibly college or the CoastGuard . . .112 NorwayAve- nue DEBRA GANOVSKY Debbie I don't believe it! ... loves dancing .. . memories of those long walks home from Gervasio's a nursing future . . . 29 D'Arcy Street DANIEL GASKILL Dan . . . Hang in there! . . . dis- ROBERT T. GAVENDA likes long homework assign- Bob fond memories of foot- ments plans a do-not-fold- ball camp sports rate high spindle-or-muti-late future .. . ...sees a college campus in his 465 Daniels Avenue future . . . 28 Aberfoyle Drive CARL GILLIARD Gill ... What's happening? . .. loves lotsa money . . . man without a homeroom future career on philosophy 1623 East State Street EILEEN GILLIGO Ei ... see that? .. . memories of the time she was caught in Ruters at 4:30 a.m. . . . future in interior design . . . 447 Lynwood Avenue SHARON E. GEARY Shar... I ain't comin' on that . . . love those little red love bugs ... the Senior Ball ... plans to keep moving .. . 18 Cannon Drive JOHN GENOVAY Another one of the thirteen. . .. Ford fan cool on school among the employed until Uncle Sam calls 217 Flock Road li HCR? SET 10lll MARY E. GILSDORF Yeah Right! forever fond of Harry . .. plans to type as a private secretary 200 Tuttle Avenue CHRISTINE S. GIORDANO Chris ... Really, you're kid- ding! ... passion for pizza, but definitely not Mondays . . . fu- ture as a pencil pushing secre- tary . . . 130 Crest Avenue ANTHONY F. GENOVESE Tony What do you want a medaI!? cherished memo- ries of his souped-up 56 Chevy. . .college bound . . . 220 Norman Ct. LINDA L. GENTZ Lin . . . Oh, you're kidding! . .. great thoughts of Italy and the Brahms, but what about Rome? college upcoming 296 Extonville Road II IIGRFSSE1' 7Ol ll LINDA GIOVANELLI STEVE GLENN Red ... That's the breaks! ... Cuflilocks --- YOU fiends -- - enjoys Cooking, sewing and likes the shore, surfing and sports up, up, and away as psychedelic music plans an airline stewardess . . . 113 college in the future . . . 9 Pasa- Stockton Street dena Drive WILLIAM GEORGE Bill Ain't bad! memo- ries of Contaloony's Con- querers plans for M.C.C.C. and then a sail with Uncle Sam . . . 31 Sycamore Way JEANNE GIERMAN Cool it! . . . will always remem- ber those interesting '64 Pon- tiacs troubled by colors plans for college in the future . . . 378 Miller Avenue WILLIAM GLOVER Bill ... Where do you get your looks from? . . . memories of Rome and midnight headstands plans for teaching 503 Newkirk Avenue WAYNE A. GOGOLLA You better believe it! . . . loves that hard rock music . . . first the Armed Forces, then into the IBM field 1774 Greenwood Avenue MICHAEL GORCZYCKI Mike What do you know! likes Rock music, midnight drives and the full moon . . . fu- ture computer programmer 21 Alton Road DAVID GORISH the football team Avenue Il IIGRFSSE1' TDI ll PHIL GRIFFIS Philip W3 Carb's rule forever .. . fun times in the Pine Barrens a future mechanic and Uncle Sam watcher . . . 206 Clearview Ave- nue dalwood Avenue ED GROBELNY Vickner's classes .,,, Dave What's happening! grooves on hard rock will remember his brothers of Armed Forces ahead 58 Cooney You wanna drag? thoughts of El Caminos and Mr. future plans undecided 152 San- , A,.. ,, ,,. get I is H-fwgwafii xii . I :eva DONALD B. GOTTEL Speed . . . likes cars and memo- ries of all those lovely holi- days plans a future as an automobile body man 44 Krueger Lane GAIL GOTTEL Flotch Oh, wow! digs dancing, traveling, and all those young male teachers hopes of modeling and travel 44 Krueger Lane BARRY GROBELS GEORGEANN GRONDSKI No likes food and Chevys George .. . Here comes the the summer with Rover judge! loves sewing and a future motor man at G.M. the shore another Betsy 28 Youngs Road Ross with a seamstress future 54 Second Avenue ANN GRAY Annie Dynamite! that Motown sound PATRICIA A GRAZIANO ikes a Your kidding mel but not remembrances of soaking wet Monday mornings plans for hair and locker room discus college in the future . . . 24 Lin- sions . . . future P.B.X. Operator ton Avenue 51 Newkirk Avenue MATTHEW GRUBER Matt You wanna hear 'bout my new car? . . . memo- ries of his trustworthy, speedy locker entering electronics in the future . . . 176 Edgebrook Road JOHN P. GUARINO Jack . . . You've got to be kid- ding! ... loves soul music and Italians college for foreign languages, then Europe bound 63 Montana Avenue DONALD GREER Hal I forgot to do it! particularly likes bowling will be a Dr. Jekyll in the science field 37 Seventh Avenue JOHN GRIBBON Gribb How bad is that? goes for soccer and those weekend grins with the guys college ahead 20 Ban- bury Road Il IIGRUSSE1' 70l ll SHIRLEY GUENTHER Shirl memories of the C5 turtle not too fond of her LINDA GULLI Lynn Oh, forget it! Murphy's Chuck Wagon is her guitar wedding bells will ring 1903 Nottingham Way place plans for college in the future 1383 Route 33 CAROL GUNSON Guns Do right hates DENNIS S. GYURSCO Duranko What's going' to conform ... memories of Mr. on ... likes sports and un- P. F. Flyers ... Kenny's junk planned swims . . . nonconform- box future in programming ist future Radio-TV sports- 12 Berrel Avenue casting ... 35 Miry Brook Road ROBERT HARRETT NANCY J. HARRIS Bob . . . Yea, you gotta be kid- Nan . . . Yeah! favors chick- din' likes art and electron- en, Glen Campbell and the ics plans a career in engi- Beach Boys dreaming of a neering 16 Mario Drive white future as a nurse 27 St. Clair Avenue JANICE HAGEMAN Momma Hageman Wow! dislikes fireplugs and red night gowns, moves with Mo- town plans for college 1044 Estates Boulevard ROBERT HAINES Bob Right! the Four Seasons rate high upon his list future with the Air Force R.O.T.C .... 1275 Hamilton Ave- nue IVIIIGRFSSE1' YOI ll CHRISTOPHER HARRISON Chris Chevys RuIe! digs psychedelic music, skiing and surfing memories of cross-country future in forestry 3576 Nottingham Way DEBORAH J. HARTSHORN Debbie likes the Tempta- tions and anything blue goes with Guidance future in the secretarial field 286 Paxson Avenue JILL HANCOCK Jillie I don't want to hear it loves large lockers color problems going back to elementary school 142 Irvington Avenue .E , JEFFREY HAMER Jeff . .. Dig it, Baby! goes for steak sandwiches and the lron Butterfly . .. college in the future 27 Newkirk Avenue ll IIGRFSSET TDI ll GLORIA HASSON Glo For Real? likes VALERIE HAUENSTEIN anything Italian Monday Val I was so mad! morning blahs plans to fly likes music and the Band high after Rider ... 4 Carl future up in the air as a steward- Sandburg Drive ess 108 Gary Drive SUSAN HARBOURT Sue What are you nuts? ... Ray all the way May 27, 1968 . . . plans for a secretarial career 10 Tekening Way TERFII HAROWSKI Sefiorita Once ... Boring! ... likes Mr. Pflaumer's S. E. classes plans for college Chopefullyj, marriage fsomedayj and death finevitablyy 27 Wegner Avenue LARRY HAZELTON Crazy Haze Chevys rule the road! dislikes getting to classes early will enter the Air National Guard 447 Lehigh Avenue COLLEEN O. HECTOR Mike The sun did it! enjoys diving, millionaires and memories of England plans for college, England and mar- riage 50 Park Avenue LAURA HELFREY Lune 'Okey, Pokey- You're totaled! . . . likes sports and Pams memories plans of entering college and the fashion world 19 Pettyridge Road BRUCE M HENRY GLEN V HERBERT Fantastic likes Butch D It likes Herb Italian food and good music basketball and Gino's hambur- uture in the Air Force memories of Caf and Big Ed ers THOMAS A HENDRICKSEN Big T. You re nuts! dislikes study halls . . future in the Army Reserves then on to California 11 Miry Brook Road ll IIGRF S 1' YOI I DANIEL HOGAN Danny grooves to the wild beat of the Rolling Stones plans of travel in the future . . . 105 Gary Drive RICK HOLDEN Crazy Dude dig lt! .. goes for those good times plans for G.M.l. in the future . .. 73 Gary Drive a college future 308 Mon Reserves then college 153 tana Avenue Saybrook Avenue .1-.wa ELEANOFI L. HOUGH JOHN R, HOWARD Ellyn Don't step on Bun Head I have a Karen! likes MF- Mahlik tombstone heart and a grave- with hair on to college for yard mind, memories of English DGQVG9 51 NHUCY Steinert Navy or singing fu- Drive ture 53 Johnston Avenue HARRY HEWETT MARY HIATT Ain't nobody talkin' to you? Sniff likes tennis and .. . Italian cooking and Tempt's hockey, but not late dismissals tops on his chart . . . plans ser- . . , hopefully-a future at vice or body work . . . 62 McGraw-Hill . . . 70 Armour Ave- Coolidge Avenue DONNA HOYER Don You Dude! dis- likes Monday mornings, but definitely not Gay Paree work and travel in future 261 Regina Avenue DUE RUTH E. HULICK Roofi PURPLE!!! likes Italian food, Vogues and Bobby Vinton future as a nursery school teacher 450 Daniels Avenue BARRY HILL KATHLEEN M. HOFFMANN Wow! enjoys hunting and Kathy I don't think you're rock music memories of very funny. likes music, 210 ... on to a college campus swimming and cooking ... 54 Gridley Street plans to become a music teach- er 505 Johnston Avenue II IIGRFS ET 70l ll MARC W. HUGHES How ya doin'? likes the Beatles, The Who, Dylan and Haircuts? will rock his way through college . . . 23 Grayson Avenue JOHN HULSE Wow! goes for girls and those Triumph Motorcycles plans to travel by motorcycle in the future 162 Hoover Ave- nue ALLEN HUTCHINS ROBERT C. HUTCHINSON Hutch ... Just make me sick. likes basketball and the Big Al No big thing summer peeved by over- basketball rates first . . . Prince- crowded halls and grades .. . ton at 3 A.M. on to college college bound 506 Kuser 2777 Nottingham Way Road JOANN JASINSKI Everything happens for the Best memories of Big Ed and the November Caper moving on to a college campus 28 Kino Boulevard RUTH ANN JAUSS I don't smell gas . . . real Coke fan , . . hangs at Hess . . . soon to be seated in front of the Prof. . . . 245 Paxon Avenue RICH HUTCHlSON Hutch You got a case? ... likes the thrill of hunting ... will trade Spartan green for Army green 33 6th Avenue ALYCE HUTTON of November 25, Memories 1967 and those long awaited weekends first to college, then into accounting 195 Regina Avenue WIIIGRFSS 1' IOI ll SHARANE L. JENNEI Sherry No Sir ... remem- bers the '69 Jersey Shore Camaro's rate over VW's . . . fu- ture bookkeeper or data pro- cessor 212 Atlantic Avenue MICHAELE JENNINGS Mike Thingyl likes football games, dancing and Old England plans to roam a college campus 603 South Johnston Avenue DAVID HUTTON Dave What's happening? likes soul and the Blue Crystals college in the fu- ture, possible History teacher 2857 Quaker Bridge Road SYLVIA IVES Syl Are you kidding? goes for short Italians and 63 navy blue Rivieras future social worker 217 George Dye Road II IIGRFSSE1' 70l II JOSEPH JESSON Ed Oh Wow! medium steaks, hiking and bicycling are his thing ... Right, ... future in electronic research 1 Lorraine Drive GRAHAM JOHNS Finds good times in history class but not in English will always remember Mr. Dakin plans college for Electrical En- gineering . . . 35 Sycamore Way GORDON D. IVINS Flash star runner a real lover of nature ... will look into his past through anthropology 1001 Edinberg Road WILLIAM JOHNSON Bill definitely not over- MICHAEL JAEGAR Jagged man doing stuck up girls don't make it future carpenter and part-time sulky driver Box 67 Robbinsville How ya PATRICIA JONES Patti ... ReaIly! ... sews the whelmed by higher mathemat- ics often hard to find seams likes to knock over the kingpins W-2 torn plans to work for Uncle Sam 10 Andrea Lane between modeling and beauti- cian's school 269 Main Street ROSALIND E. JONES SUSAN JULIANO Rocky . .. So what, l still love Sue PS-aCe muscles in you . . . dislikes Steinert's hard a blue Triumph . . . spends her chairs will remember Span- lunch times at Burger King ish forever speech therapy secretarial work coming up ahead . . . 1751 Roberts Avenue 29 F0l'man Drive ll IIGRFSSET TDI ll JONELL KERR MELISSA KING Creepo-Semeepo . . , a pas- Mel . .. likes the animate sound sion for steak sandwiches .. . . . . remembers the wild Roman memories of the Jr. Prom and Banquet fun at seaside an Opel GT nursing next definately college material .. 3 Seneca Lane 13 Gregory Drive ROBERT KALSTON Bass What's up tonight .. . bands are great . . . remem- bers Dan Brown's red pick-up ... more schooling at M.C.C.C. 24 Shackamaxon Drive CHERYL KINSEY Yea, really likes to move on the dance floor conser- vative boys are in plans to be a legal secretary 1111 Nottingham Way DOROTHY KAMRAD Dottie Did anybody call? likes the psycedelic music scene and surfers invasion at Beach Haven future sec- retary . . . 2425 Nottingham Way STEVEN KISH Steve How's it been? water sports keep him busy .. . enjoys working on cars and motorcycles 305 Princeton Avenue EILEEN KANDRAC Ei Yeah right, I bet! hates those rainy days . . . fond memories of the Junior Prom and going to work . . .onto busi- ness school 37 Morgan Avenue ROGER KEINTZ Rog a Jimi Hendrix and Beatles fan he'Il remember Mrs. Liberty 2:45 a fu- ture musician or electronics man 3 Zackery Lane ART KISTLER DAVID KLEPPINGER Kiss... Hi! Babe Mr. Par- Klep Oh, my God! ish woodshop fan remem- sports fan memories of the bers the great times at Steinert Junior Hayride . . . good times to do duty for Uncle Sam with Hutch college bound .., 25 Ftichbell Road . . . 48 Limewood Drive JOE KELEMEN lsky .. . Shake it east .. . who could forget 5th and 6th period Auto Shop future mechanic after the Navy . . . 84 Potter Ave- nue JAMES T. M. KENNEY Jim ... You ain't wrapped too tight great escapes from Steinert with the L-Boys . . . will tinker with cars as a mechanic 210 Kuser Road ll IIGRFSSE1' 70l ll BETH KLOCKNER Really? memories of a November party fondness for double black stars hopes to work with little ones 963 Klockner Road DIANE KOCSIS Don't slam the door long hair and bell-bottoms go over big with her . . . plans a fashion- able career . . . 4453 Notting- ham Way FRANK KOLLER MARCIA L. KOPEC Kol Back off dude All right, I'II do it. remem- Beach Boys and Jimi Hendrik bers that vacation in New Eng- fan .. . Mrs. Liberty's class land .. . future lady in white off to travel with the Navy 2522 Whitehorse-Mercerville 90 Marshall Avenue Road SHEILA M. KRASNANSKY Sheil Oh swell blue makes it snobs-depart! will remember 1st period senior year 3 Rotunda Drive RICHARD KUBIAK Rick Drop dead look- ing forward to college, traveling with Navy and some relaxation 32 Forgarty Drive WALTER KOPEC Wally Johnny Cash records are in hides in a green hor- net ... plans to fly through col- lege 650 Klockner Road BARBARA J. KOSCO Barb That's what they want you to believe, do it again at Seaside Heights possibly a teaching career 22 Andrea Lane IVIIIGRFSSET YOI I VICTOR KUNST Vic the Rolling Stones are tops real gun fan remembers the track team, on to the campus 74 Carl Sandburg Drive CHRISTINE KULESZA Chris ReaIly? fond memories of history class, New Year's Eve, and Music H.R. plans to study stenography .. . 197 Grayson Avenue 'il SHARON C. KOWALEWSKI KAREN V, KQWALIK Oh, DHIOUSYV' Wild OVGI' Hot Dog You have a defi- Mr. Vickner's Polish jokes nate prgblemu will never ND 00 music and f0Od forget her first time on skis l00Kin9 ahead T0 e'9m9maVY college bound 1145 Hughes education 32 Leuckel Ave- Drive nue ll lldll SSE1' TOI I DOLORES C. LABAW ANDREW S. KURUTZ Kathy You big dummy Andy Htl favors the falling in creeks is fun? Ventures, Malick's humor and a remember Washington . .. fu- HOT shower after pool fu- ture punching keys for IBM ture stylist for G.M. 3807 2533 White Horse Mercerville Quakerbridge Road Road DIANE KRAJCSOVICS LEONARD J. KRALIK Sissy . , , Whats up?' '.., finds Len . .. What are you, sick? fun on horses and cycles known for his hard-rock memories of Mr, Dakin'5 music tastes cafeteria 14 homeroom headed for an college bound 52 Par- office 186 Kuser Road THOMAS C. LABOWICZ Cousin Tom Don't hassle me likes the Beatles, Stones and a life of luxury plans to play in England 64 Collins Road tridge Avenue JEAN LACKO Jeannie Are you serious got the Monday morning blues Gervasio's plan- ning to be a typing receptionist 39 Hollyknoll Drive FAITH E. LAMPREY Guess what! hostess of the Roman Banquet , . . swim girl Roman nights remain in her mind ... computer girl after college . . . 282 Extonville Road MARTIN LANZONI Lance Heavy Beatles, bells, brunettes and blondes history will go down in his- tory computing his future 115 Ellwood Street ll IIGRFSSE1' TGI ll PATRICK LAWLOR Pat What a hassle look for him at his locker hard dresser his future is undecided 115 Chewalla Drive JOHN LEADEM Buck remembers seaside and the summer of '69 . .. can be seen in a green Volks will further his education 3233 East State Extension RAYMOND G. LARGE Ray What's happening digs rock, especially the Beatles and Moody Blues signing up for Navy blues and maybe electronics 73 Hart- ley Avenue MARK LARKIN Yardville Lark You hip? remembers Benny's Bristol imitations at football camp never gets enough sleep 131 Route 156 LINDA LEE Linnie What's the word? remembers Saturday night at the drive in dislikes fin- ger snappers . . . college ahead 49 Hamilton Avenue KENNETH W. LEECH Chucker . .. Chevy Power ... the tight squeeze in Auto Shop . .. Caff's Mech. Drawing classes Navy and drafting school possible 8 Matthew Drive THOMAS J. LASLO Tom What do you mean, no? expensive looking things are in . .. plans to study Oceanography in the Tropics 39 Berrel Avenue DEBBIE K. LEIGH Right, you sure might . . . goes for Italian food and blue eyes business school next for court stenog- raphy 26 Shawnee Drive Deb CAROL A. LAUDENBERGER Lighten up Motown sounds just can't be beat she can remember waiting on Friday nights hoping for marriage 255 Hollywood Drive BRENDA LEMING Bren Oh, shutup joys riding around on Saturday Night . . . hates complainers hopes to become a Dental Technician 47 Berrel Ave nue MARY LOU LAVDAS Little Greek Toodles soul music is best . . . the ferris wheel memories planning on college and travel 2190 White Horse-Hamilton Square Road DEAN LIPPINCOTT Looking for that perfect wave likes '66 Chevy's with no hubcaps memories of Mom's Class an undecided future 1012 Edinburg Road MlCHAEL LAVDAS Mike real music lover plays with a psychedelic group physics with Mr. Brown on to teaching music 2620 Nottingham Way STEPHEN LlPSKl Steve finds enjoyment working with wood memo- ries of Mrs. Hickman plans to enter the business world .. . 152 Maple Shade Ave- nue REBECCA L. LlNARD Becky member of Home- JOYCE A. LISTER coming Court... Nowlistenl Long haired boys are in . .. So oh, that green cadillac whatl running in the rain miniature golf pro ... will turns her on ... will beautify beautify American women . . . 6 America as a beautician . . . Sunset Boulevard R.R.2 Box 272 MARY ANN S. LONGMUIR G. M. NOM LOY Mare ... What!'? ... boys, Hi! ... the great lover of love boys and more boys . . . memo- . . . pushes the cart and projec- ries of Mrs. Long's English tor . . . into the field of medicine . . . plans to take dictation . . .33 . . . 79 Gary Drive Collins Road CINDY L. LLEWELLYN Cin . .. Stop it now! , . . ltalian food her favorite . . . she's a real music fan . .. planning on mar- riage and working as a secre- tary . . . 76 3rd Avenue LOIS M. LOBUE Lo ... Check him out ... she's always dancing and loves loud music .. . will hit the keys as a secretary . . . 206 Joan Ter- race li H6155 E1' TOI I GEORGE LUP Munster . . . likes to eat hambur- gers remembers the fun times in summer future in business administration at M.C.C.C. 4053 Nottingham Way DON MACCIOCCA Spock Go for somethin' ... memories of cheerleading tryouts and Mr. Fed's parties . . . the Marine Corps or college ahead . . . 81 Gary Drive PAUL S. LOBUE Bungalow All Right who took it? he watches the girls go by on to trade school and then maybe the Navy... 1 Agress Court KAREN B. LOCKWOOD Ho-Chi-Ming. . .hasafond mem- ory of Senor PIfaumer's 3rd period class plans to teach the little people . . . 234 Herbert Avenue ll HCR! SET YOI I JOHN MACNEIL Jack ... That's a help! ... remembers Mr. Davidson's En- glish trip. . .will make the college scene soon . . . 3 Holt Circle CATHY MAGNOLO Mag Ya diggin it'7 remembers taking pictures in the showers Jersey City is special . . . seeking a secretarial career . . . 9 Shell Turn JOYCE B. LOGAN Joyceeee Oh wow! those Boston Creme Donuts . . . memories of W-2 . . . secretarial work in Princton waiting 46 Tanglewood Drive KATRIN LOIK Kaye ... Can't hack it ...en- joys jammin' and hanging at Gervasio's . . . hates banks? . . . Glassboro or Rider coming up . . . 302 Norway Avenue WAYNE MAHAN No brain Now why? soccer, Smokey and a good jam likes Motown sounds a college campus ahead 637 Norway Avenue WILLIAM MAHONEY Bill This isn't a walk, it's a sprint! ...a musical runner... memories of Mr. Challender's humor considering college next . . . 15 Endicott Road TERESA MANOBIANCO MELODY M. MAPPS Tree ... That's weird ... Mel ... will never learn to drive football games rate scenery a 4-speed . .. just leave me paint for the school shows alone plans to mix mar- will instruct the little ones riage and medicine 14 759 Shady Lane Stacy Avenue DONNA MARIE MALLEN DONALD P. MANGUS Ya wanna drag? Ocean Don Who cares? en- City '69 a special place . . . yel- joys hunting and Italian food low sportscars rate . . . plans to will remember Mr. David- do secretarial work . . . 25 Mark son's English class a col- Twain Drive lege history major Rockhill Avenue ll IIGRFSSE1' I ll JOANN MASSEI Mary who?! . . . always laugh- FIOBERT MASTERSON ing known as an imitater Bat You holding digs of gym teachers physically fit future Cranbrook Fload plans a . . . 48 the Beatles but soul doesn't make it plans for a musical future 27 Wesley Avenue SCOTT MATTHEWS DENNIS MCCLOSKEY Party time! a regular girl Schartman Boss action watcher The Shack his Fords and Don Nicholson future plans are undecided rate high the Air Force re- 19 Tanglewood Drive serve ahead 111 Park Lane DEBORAH MARINUZZI GEORGE MARKS Debbie .. . Hey babe! . .. She Duke . . . lt ain't necessar- clothes, discotheques and a ily so! likes cool jazz and certain dude . . . will mix parties . .. philosophy and writ- fashion designing and com- ing are in his future , . . 44 Albe- puting 2 Maguire Road mark Road SANDRA G. MATTIOLI Sandy Don't bother me! digs Italian food memo- ries of a certain weekend at Wildwood future Tela-Type operator 156 Maple Shade Avenue DAVE MAUL We must love one another or die! ... enjoys the unusual ... still in search of his future 443 Miller Avenue MAUREEN MARTINO Moe ... l'll let cha ... memo- 'ies of the powder puff football game career as a teacher or airline stewardess . . . 24 Gary Drive ll H615 CAROL MAYOROS Crash l can't hack this enjoys music, new cars, and gym Judge Swanson plans a physically fit future 9 Downing Road LYNDA MASON Lynn ... Get out of here! .,. goes for bowling and swimming . . . a future clerk typist or beautician . . . 4215 Crosswicks Hamilton Square Road Sl!! IDI I GLENNA D. MCCAULLEY Glenn Guess what's hap- pened? craves football, sports and music seen with Teresa long Beach Island '69 college ahead 647 Shady Lane KEVIN R. MCCOY JANET McCULLOCH Key a fan of Mr. Stirman's That's sad never without History class and the work a comb tiny tears all program plans on becom- nighters on 16th Street fu- ing a steamfitter 31 Ridge ture student at Livingston Col- Road lege 4 Birkshire Road HARRY MESDAY JOE MESSINA Mez he doesn't mix with Twinsy Cool it enjoys water often seen but not the heavy times at the Square heard will sail the seas in plans to work for Uncle Navy Blue 427 Lehigh Ave- Sam 95 Evelyn Avenue nue PATRICIA MCGOVERN Pat Are you serious? memories of Mr. Pflaumer and Og and Charlie wants to find her place and live 138 Mason Avenue SHARON A. MCHUGH Yeahl Right! memories of a certain sign in Princeton plans a busy future as a secre- tary 45 Steward Street ll MGR SET 7Ol ll ED MIER SCOTT METZLER A firm believer in Polish Pow- Get into it . . . digs basketball er . . . what about Big Ed's and a certain girl named Janet class? college and service college is in the future are in the future 447 Nor- 104 Sherwood Avenue way Avenue GAFZRY MCMAHON JOAN MCTIGHE Moose Ford Rules Joanie I don't know! memories of Mr, Sumner found working in the Main Of- enjoys hunting, swimming, and fiCe new dfivef? h0PeS traveling will print in Navy to be 3 business t93Chel' Blues 61 Route 156 131 Afkif1S Avenue ll MGR!-7 S 'IYOII LINDA L. MIGLIACCI FRANK J. MIFFLIN Mig l'm so embarrassed! Chevy's Rule! ... will remem- ... Jive on the outside but con- ber Mr. Sumners class . . . likes servative on the inside .. . auto shop and Cookie . . . plans Homecoming Court . . . future at a career in auto mechanics Glassboro 1462 Hamilton 153 Main Street Avenue ELLEN McVElGH OLGA MENDENKO Red ... l'm embarrassed ... Oggie ... Dig it ... crazy for music and good times rate . . . stuffed animals . . . memories of Deb's pal nursing and the the halls music lover a Navy are in her future 19 future office worker 9 Albe- Downing Road marle Road DOROTHY A. MILLEN Dot Aw come on! fa- vors pizza at basketball games . . . an avid sports fan . . . future is undecided 51 Stamford Road JAMES MILLER Crash Swine can be found around cars the crash of November 15 fu- ture body and fender man 870 Yardville-Allentown Road KAMANTHA K. M. MILLER Cookie What's the matter with you? . . . a certain '56 white Chevy nursing is in her future . . . 129 Main Street LINDA G. MILLER Pretty nifty . . , will always . . . against remember C-5 smelly gym suits and cold rooms . .. future in V.l.S.T.A. or the Peace Corps 3 Ravine Drive ll IIGRFS B1' YOI ll LINDA MONOPLE Lin You're out of your ROBERT MONTAGUE Bob How's it going slick? tree! remember the Junior will remember his years at Prom, forget C lunch and pool Steinert possible student at . . . elementary school next .. . 63 Collins Road Mercer County Community Col- lege . . . 9 Billington Road PATRICIA MILLER THOMAS MILLER PGI --- I'm QOUVIH Kill YOU '-- Tom ... music first, last, and al- likes funny DGODIS - . - SGCFG- ways . . . never seen without his lafial work and COIIGQB Ile clarinet . . . guess what he plans ahead . . . 8 Shawnee Drive to teach . . . 8 Cumberland Road H. RICHARD MOORE JACK MORA ' Rich That's it memo- Will remember the students of ries of those projects in Steinert ,, . goes for chess, Electrical Shop . ,. looking for- pingpong and reading . . .future ward to a career in Electronics plans incl . . . 27 Kino Boulevard science . . . ude college for 2089 Whatley Road PATRICIA A. MITCHEM Pat Forget it! Paul Newman rates eats marsh- mallows on radiators? . . . rainy days are out! . . . college ahead . . . 3503 Quaker Bridge Road DEBORAH J. MOREY Debbie Yeah, right, I sure might! . . . advocates music power and G.A.A. . . . plays for Mr. Fort . . . college for science next... 18 Cumberland Road NANCY A. MITZEN Nan . . . What's the matter dinkle berry? .. . learning to drive was a real experience . . . marriage and a big family ahead . . . 42 Wickom Avenue ROBERT MORGAN Bob ... Outa sight! shooting pool and Foxy Lady will be seen at M.C.C.C. or Computer school . . . 7 Maguire Road MIKE MODICA Mode . . . Everything's messed up ... memories of Mrs. Hick- man's class . . . first the service and then to college . . . 942 South Olden Avenue FRANCIS W. MONACHELLO Mono . . . can't hack it , . . en- joys football and baseball . , . memories of class politics and Monday practices . . . college bound for engineering ... 2320 Klockner Road ll IIGR SSE1' TOI I DEBBIE MORRISON Deb ... No sir! ...wild about anything Italian mechanical drawing with Mr. Caf plans for college and serving in the skies . . . KEN T. MORTON Morty. . . Justhangin' . .the days of the band and senior gym class . .. plans to go in the service . . . 87 Sunset Boulevard SHARON A. MOSCOVIC WALTER E. MOTCHNIK Shar You gotta be kidding Big Botch -iD0n'1 Sip it, me! FTTOTOWN sounds and down it . .. one of those wild pizza mix fine . . . a future weekenders . . . digs Seaside Florence Nightingale . .. 61 Ma- ... college in the future . .. 5 gowan Avenue Sedgwick Road BRUCE S, NAGY SUSAN NALE Cousin Brucie Dig it a Sue I saw the cutest car! member of the lntermotion . . . memories of pool 1st period a girl watcher M.C.C.C. college is in the future for computers 1445 Rich- 207 Bonnie Avenue mond Avenue KAREN MOUNT You're kidding! ...worthy ad- visor of Rainbow ... memories of C lunch and Mr. Chrzan's class . . . a teacher in the future . . . 75 Brighton Drive WlLLIAM MOYLE Bill What? goes wild for sports . . . memories of print shop . . . aims to be a printer... 275 Stamford Road ll IIGRFSSET YOI ll DOUGLAS NAPOLEON Doug ... Dig it! .., favors swimming and skating fond memories of his trips to Prince- ton High . . . a future in printing ... 1761 Hamilton Avenue SUSANA NEBOT Sue Boy! Terrific! en- joys food and sports . . . new on the scene . .. looking ahead to a college campus 14 Farm- brook Drive JOSEPH P. MUOLO FRANK W. MURA Joe Oh garbage! fan of Had bad dreams about the PATRICIA NABINGER Bones . .. Naw, that's bad . ,. ALEXANDER NAGY lll will remember working for Mr. Alex lt don't faze me! .. . McBride . .. future plans are to 100 yard breast stroke . .. col- work for the state . . . 210 El- lege and the Air Force are in his mote Avenue future . . . 226 Evelyn Avenue passive and hard rock music . . . wood shop . . . looking forward plans on going into electrical to a career in printing 2 engineering . . . 12 Shelley Lane Ithaca Court ll H615 ET TDI I WALTER NEULS Walt... Ford's Rule . . . a real carburator . . . often found in the auto shop . . . plans to serve with Uncle Sam 373 Miller Avenue ED NEVIUS Devius Nevius likes chicks but hates homework . . . not one to lose his head plans for a photogenic future . . . 2 Zachary Lane Q . CARL NOVAK SUSAN O'BANION All right loves all water Sue the boardwalk at 1a.m. sports ... memories of Mrs. ... has a thing about swans . . . Carl's homeroom , . . will be college and marriage are in her seen in Navy Blues . .. 58 Hart- future . . . 61 Aberfoyle Drive man Drive NANCY OFFREDO DEBBIE ORTOLANO Nance . . . member of the Ger- Little Ort . . . Out of sight . . . vasio hangers June memo- one of the Gervasio hangers ries of the bridge those jamming on Cypress Lane late phone calls! . . . college in . . . legal secretary after college the future . . . 27 Shelley Lane . . . 176 McAdoo Avenue ll IIGRESSL1' 70l ll FRANK PAPP ANGELA PASOUALE Will never forget Physics and Angie Where can I stay? Mrs. Liberty's English class . . . . . . one of the Gervasio's hang- enjoys sports a future in ers Mr. Vickner's pisan chemical engineering . . . 16 wants to become a veterinarian Pettyridge Road 94 Armour Avenue 1 5, 2 411 -ff'f'4' I .A Q- its ist 1 DALE OVERTON DAVID OWENS Mean Dodge ... Mo Par Lefty... I don't believe it! .., rules wishes Fords would avid fan of Hendrix reigns leave the roads a college on Steinert's mound colle- campus coming up 520 giate life ahead 9 Japril Edinburg Road Drive SUSAN PASUN DELORES PATTERSON Sue Are you serious? Dee I'm letting my hair Mr. Dakins film festival . . . grow . . . J.P. with the Lark . . . drives a truck nursing a wild chase on skates degree then the peace corp . . . nursing school ahead . . . 18 487 Whitehead Road Floister Drive KAREN OWENS Swimming, dancing, and cook- CYNTHIA A. PAGE ing fltalian foodj rate Cindy Now bet me a What! .. . the Washington trip Gervasio hanger - - - jamming a licensed practical nurse on CYDVGSS Land will be- in the future . , I 18 Victor Ave- come a hostess in the skies . . . DUE ROBERT A. PAVLOV Grass Jr. Oh wow! Dig it! likes cars and girls hangs by the office . . . will wear Navy blue 36 Baltusrol Street 54 Shady Lane DIANE PEACOCK Di no big thing loves weekends but hates those Mondays plans to work in an office 39 Fogarty Drive VALERIE PALFY Val Get out of here likes just about everybody and everything . . . Steinerts mascot as a junior M.C.C.C. next 3 Krueger Lane LINDA PALMIERI Groovy will never forget third period history class plans to work until wedding bells ring 937 South Olden Avenue ll IIGRFSSEI' YOIIII CATHERINE PENNACCHI Cathy Don't forget remembers Rome and the Ro- man Banquet hopes to be- come a Princeton U. language major 25 Kino Boulevard FRANCES PERLSTEIN Fran Yeah, right! dis- likes early morning mock ses- sions remembers the night that the bed fell college ahead . . . 134 Winslow Avenue MACK R. PERRY RAYMOND N. PETERS Are you serious ... has a Ray ... That's cool ... dis- thing for Mopav . . .can be seen likes soul music ... hangs in Princton on weekends .. . where he can't be found ... his college in the future . . . 142 Wil- future is undecided ... 5 How- son Avenue land Circle KATHERINE PISANELLO CHRISTINE A. PISARRO Kathy remember the hang- Crisi I don't care the out Mr. Chrzan's 5th period little one gels lost in history class . . . beautician and crowded halls . . . cheerful marriage in the future 85 leader on to M.C.C.C. Park Avenue 148 Hillwood Avenue DAVID WILLIAM PETERSON Pete. . .enjoys math, psychedel- ic music and music concerts . . . will remember Mr. Stones geometry class . . . lunch ...de- signing future . . . 8 Wickom Ave- nue DOMINICK B. PIANTONI, JR. Nick l'm in no mood memories of Grib's pool . . . part of C-lunch crew . . . plans to at- tend college . . . 11 Shacka- maxon Drive ll H6313 S 1' 10lll GERALD PITONYAK Jerry dislikes pool and the crowded halls of Steinert . . . his future will consist of wearing Navy Blues . . . 29 7th Avenue 8? EDWARD PLAVCHAK Ed lend me a nickel will never forget football camp . .. cafeteria 14 . . . possible fu- ture in medicine . .. 1067 Kuser Road i JOESEPH PICA Joe ... What's happening . .. likes food, music and Friday nights . . . oh those Monday mornings . . . possible plans for college 2090 White Horse Hamilton Square Road MICHAEL PIERRO Mike memories of track practise and football camp Mr. Malicks Geometry class . . . will further his education 5 Zachery Lane ll H619 SET YOI ll LOUIS POKROCOS Lou ... You're cIose ... cars and machines are the greatest ...one messed-up 55 . . . hopes to further his education ... 2 Lionel Lane ANDREW POLASCAK Andy . .. Steppenwolf and Johnny Mathis rate likes to kick the soccer ball around future plans, college to play sports . . . 77 Whitehill Road MARTIN PILCH Marty . .. I don't need this frustration . . . hopes he passed Fed's class the Ro- man Banquet... college is next . . . 49 Partridge Avenue HERBERT PIERSON Trickis Herbis Let me say this about that throws the javeline and the bull future biology teacher . , . 28 Endicott Road EVELYN POPP RICHARD POTENT Ev... You think I got all day or Rick . . . find's fun at the Ocean something? . . . likes swimming with a board. . . has fond memo- and heavy music . . . hopes to ries of the track team . . . fu- travel. . .3 Zachery Lane ture in medicine . . . 103 Mercer Street NOREEN POWERS CHERYL POWNALL Jive guys rate high. . .Mr. David- Oh brother! . . . can be seen son's English class junior with Kathy and Linda hates year future will be in an of- pool to become an elemen- fice at Bell Telephone . . . 238 tary school teacher . . . 58 Aber- Wilson Avenue marle Road ll IIGRFSSE1' 70l ll JOSEPH M. RAKOWSKI MIKE RASIMOWICZ Rak . . . You only live once . .. Razz... Don't bust 'em ...is 34 . . . football and baseball first partial to soccer and baseball ... Bennies home movies .. . ... one of the Gross boys ... University of Vermont next . . . college bound . . . 990 Klockner 218 Jencohollo Avenue Road JOHN JOSEPH PROIETTI Pear... l'mirl no mood for this place ... enjoys hanging, girls and baseball . . . college first, then Navy blues . . . 2411 Hamil- TON! PROKOLYSHEN Toni is my real name . . . the 4-Seasons rate . . . oranges and cokes in assembly fu- ture secretary and wife .. . 357 ton Avenue Lynwood Avenue ROBERT RAUP FRAN REBH Bob . . . will always have fond Franny. . . You're silly . . .Jag- memories of the absentee list uars and cheesesteaks rate ...future plans include working D.E. class ... hopes to join and attending nightschool the married set 67 Ribsam 222 Johnston Avenue Street CATHY QUICK Cath Wow! you might be Gomer Hot dog's the hangs at Beach Havon .. . spirit of Razz fight for the Gervasio's on Friday nights SHS wants to teach Indus- Secretary, then marriage 4841 Crosswicks-Hamilton RICHARD PYLE trial Arts 57 Sherwood Ave- nue Square Road DONNA REED MARGARET REED You talk your way and I'II talk Peggy I'II make a note of mine ... one of the gruesome that ... prop commette for the foursome returning to ele- Odd Couple Neil's home- mentary school 116 Shady room college ahead 6 Lane Eddrie Court KAREN QUICK Midget I am standing up ask about Patty's baked beans ... 'ff' of the big 1'f, ... hopes to teach French 343 Shady Lane HELEN QUINN Dolly You're close hockey's biggest fan en- joyed Business Law with Mr. Maguire wedding bells will ring soon 39 Fleetwood Drive ll lldll SSI!! 70l I NANCY RENELT Queenie . .. Will you stop! ... partial to 84 memories of The Stick January is great . . . future elementary school teacher . . . 3464 Nottingham Way GAYLE REYNOLDS Rey ... Are you ready? .. . loves motorcycles . . . can be found in New Hope or Green- wich Village . . . a future cosme- taligest . . . 77 Corson Avenue BARBARA RICE Barb partial to blue jeans, folk music and the beach heading for Australia as an In- terior decorator 58 Walt Whitman Way WILLIAM D. ROONEY, JR. Dave . . . remembered for his red hair and freckles . . . enjoys his first period English class . . . to learn the printing profession . . . 123 Parker Place ANTHONY J. RICKETTI Tony . .. Yeah, right .. . can't forget Davidsons self defense classes will attend college and then go into medicine 36 Berrel Avenue DANIEL ROSETTY Rose Dynamite goes for soul music, jamming and conservative girls a Gerva- sio's hanger college bound .. . 340 Rouke Drive NANCY L. RINZ DEBORAH ROBB Nance O-Wow Dionne Debbie Big time . . . likes Warwick is great L-Boy's swimming and vets the Po- and all the happenings . . . The canos and Beach Haven rate . . . Lake plans to seek secre- nursing school ahead 71 tarial work . . . 316 Wilson Ave- Sherwood Avenue NUS ll IIGRFSSE1' YOI ll DEBRA ROSSI Debby . . . That's easy for you to say . . . Roman memories.. . Odd Couple prop committee . . . plans to further education . . . 3848 Quakerbridge Road JUDY ROSTRON Jude Are there gonna be boys? will always remem- ber Mo's party . . . another Ger- vasio's hanger college life ahead . . . 1241 Nottingham Way ALTON ROBINSON Alley Cat That's cool memories of the good times C?J and the famous Fabe Kitchen looking to the Marines 1629 Roberts Avenue PAMELA ROCKHILL Pam l don't know the hippie sums of Steinert . . . Gerry B. in ECA . . . wants to at- tend Trenton Tech Box 157 Crosswicks-Extonville Road ll IIORFSSET 7Ol ll DONNA ROTH Shortie ... l'm not kidding you ... loves all kinds of food . .. memories of proms and gra- duation . . . McGraw-Hill next... 76 Holt Avenue FREDERICK ROTH Fred . . . That's nice ...where the waves are he is will al- ways remember W-5 with Mi- chelle and Judy undecided future . . . 1616 Nottingham Way DAVID G. ROKITA Rok Dynamite fond of Rivieras and 2:44 lives for girls, money and clothes . . .col- lege for commercial art ... 136 Steward Street STEVE ROGERS Imperial Wizard tries not to think about work . . . will remem- ber Mrs. Bolge's math class seeks work with wood 31 Dickinson Avenue SCOTT ROUBA HAROLD RUNFOLA I don't need this frustration The Master Cute, real food, money, girls and Cute likes Led Zepplin drums in that ordermbusiness weekends in Cleveland fu- administration or marketing ture in law Or music . . . 113 Miry ahead . . . 54 Beal Street Brook Road ED RUSSO Girls and motorcycles Mr. Sumner's history class hopes to become a profession- al motorcycle racer Hamil- ton Square Crosswicks Road PATRICK RYAN Pat Don't step on the grass! winter holidays long hair, and Rock Festivals rate plans to travel abroad 226 Lowell Avenue llllldlliiilfl' 7Ol ll RAYMOND SAWADZKI Ray . .. can live without school will always remember the teacher who gave him an A future undecided 2068 Yardville-Hamilton Square Road JOSEPH SCALZO Scalz How ya doing? great memories of the Senior Ball and Washington will wear Air Force blues 1805 Klockner Road CAROL SADLEY Hi, there likes G.A.A. sports the Odd Couples props committee plans a physically fit future . . . Box 122 Yardville-Allentown Road ROBERT SCHAFER Bob fond of all sports likes to play the guitar will go to Rider and study engi- neering 68 Kuser Road JOSEPH S. SADLEY Joe Hey man has deeply embedded memories of Mr. Brown's Physics class will serve on the seas R.R. W4 Route 130 SANDRA A. SCHLEHER Sandy No way cycle and music fan . . . those trips to Philipsburg ... will pursue a fu- ture in computer programming 379 Mercer Street ROMAN SAGAN Ray only happy when he's with Pat future will be in Data processing or military ser- vice 20 Gary Drive JOSEPH SALVATORE Sal What is it, bud? those crazy times with the gov- ernor . . . strictly a Cadillac man future In data process ing 44 Thoreau Road ERIC SCHNURER Will always place travel at the top of his list . . . flying will sure- ly be part of his future 1342 Elizabeth Avenue EDGAR H. SCHROEDER Stanley . . . De-Dle-Lit . . . nice memories of leaving school early . . . 55 Chevies are best . . . National Guards ahead 24 Cooney Avenue RICK! D. SANBERG Rick . . . My locker door is fall- ing oft again! Mr. Pflau- mer's class was an experience . . . future profesora de Espanol 6 Endicott Road EDWARD SANDERS Satch Right, you've got a case frequents the Virgin lslands likes Motown sounds the campus scene 89 Mark Twain Drive ll IIGRFSSIII' YOI ll NANCY D. SCHROEDER Well what are you going to do? worthy advisor of Rainbow Girls . .. favors G.A.A. back to elementary school 7 Waverly Place PAUL SCHULER Radical likes surfing, swim- ming, and the Jefferson Air- plane plans to explore the ocean floor 133 Miry Brook Road GEORGE M. SCHUMM Loves the thought of an end- less summer . . . dislikes unreal people future Oceanog- rapher when not wrestling alli- gators 50 Sherwood Ave- nue GAIL SCIORTINO Burger King Girl Yeah, I agree Monday morning pool should be abolished dreams of New York and in- dependence. . .30 Rolling Lane SHARON A. SELMON DAVID SELTZER Italian food and the Four Sea- Dave SOrT1eb0dy play the sons rate memories of Miss baSS drum! finds fun in Cartlidge's class plans to music and surfing will play pursue a secretarial career .. . his way through college . .. 37 33 Vetterlain Avenue Tanglewood Drive ROSEMARY SCOPELETTI MARY K. SCOTT Roe likes St. Bernard dogs Scottie Yea, hell-o the and Camaro's Beach Haven turtle from C-5 crazy about brings back pleasant memories a baby-blue Valiant future . .. marriage in future . .. 191 as a clerk typist ... 122 Dickin- Klockner Road son Avenue ll IIGRFSSE1' TOI ll KATHY P. SEMEN Long Beach lslan summer, winter or tically inclined comes next and t Kino Boulevard d anytime- fall . . . artis- . . . college hen ? . . . 74 JUDITH SERATOR Judie goes for surfers and conservative clothes Satur- day and Sunday nights plans for the future aren't defi- nite 70 Rockhill Avenue SCOTT SEABRIDGE Spends his time riding waves on his super-duper mini wave dominator open mind to fu- ture plans 124 Briner Lane TIMOTHY SCUDDER Tim . . . Yea, Ewing' '.., memo- ries of August 29th will stay with him future plans are unknown at present 2589 Yardville Road Il IIGRFSSE1' YOI ll LOUIS A. SERFES JOAN M. SERVIS Big Lou Might, then again, Oh, no! Long Beach Is- might not . . . Mr. Vickner's land is the greatest . . . member 2nd period brain class of Triad on to college for a looking for dollar signs ... teaching degree .,. 72 Wickom 3773 Nottingham Way Avenue MERIAM SEDA Mickey Que te pasa a ti, man? enjoyed Mr. Pflau- mers S. E. classes ... Rider for elementary Spanish 1621 East State Street LINDA SEVERS Lynn . . . enjoys horse-back rid- ing and swimming hopes to teach either elementary school or handicapped children 51 Mark Twain Drive CHERYL SEITZ Can be found working in the Guidance office dislikes getting up in the morning no future plans 3560 Qua- kerbridge Road JANET SHAW Those two-hour practices are awful! has a special attrac- tion to Yardville. . . carbon-mon- oxide poisoning college bound 2211 Hamilton Ave- nue ,,,.,.t.,...-A LINDA SHIRK Lin . . . That's stupendousl . .. finds chemistry class amusing ... enjoys riding horses ... will major in Home Economics at nue Bob Jones University . . . 280 George Dye Road JONATHAN Ft. SHEFF Memories of Gross Country and Happy Harry's class . . . a regu- lar sky lighter college and travel next. . . 102 Partridge Ave- ll IIGRFSSE1' 7Ol ll NATALlE SKORUPSKY JEANNE M. SISTI Nat ... Battling ... likes Nace But then again health foods, Canada, and Miracles make it happen ...The Crunchy Granola ... Hazel K. Soulful Shack .. . jammin on Winterkorn ... has an unde- Cypress Lane . . . college bound cided future . . . 274 Lowell Ave- . . . 28 Arbor Avenue nue CHERYL SHUGAFKS KATHLEEN F. SHULL Cherie lf youire going to Kathy tennis is her gameg Gervasio's, take me home traveling her pastime . . . happy the night they raided Shugars' memories as a cheerleader .. .onto college. . . 2291 Hamil- visions of a college campus . . . ton Avenue 8 Bernath Drive SUSAN SKRZYDLINSKI Sue l'm cold! Mr Chrazan's class and his fabu- lous OJ current event tests .. plans a secretarial future .. 2267 Liberty Street MAUREEN T. SLAVIN Moe I'm gonna have long hair someday Pasquale's train partner powder puff football game looking for- ward to teaching 55 Living- ston Drive SVETLANA SILVESTROV JOHN SHUSTER Svet .. . Guess What? . .. in- Big John . . . finds enjoyment in terested in new ideas and new hunting, fishing and weight lift- places Goodbye, Columbus ing .. . heading for sea with .. . plans to be a Gypsy Roamer Uncle Sam . . . 36 Tekening Way ... 124 D'Arcy Avenue ALICE SMlTH JEAN SMITH Alicia --- I-ef me See YOU' Smitty... music is her only love homework . . . Devout watcher , ,, was it really a party? . . . Mr. Of the clock Plans t0 maior Sociable future oboist and in math at Trenton State 3 music teacher 459 Norway Francis Avenue Avenue JUDI SIMICSAK Judi Bale Forget lt! Chevy's Rule . . . SaveIIi's unfor- gettable history class headed for a career in design- ing . .. 1874 Hamilton Avenue JANE SIMPSON Fond memories of GirI's State . . . likes the music of Joan Baez ... intends to major in History at college . . . 179 Eaton Avenue ll lldnf-LS im rol ll LOIS Ft. SMITH That will look awful ...enjoys splashing in paint definitely fond of music . . . plans to teach with a brush . . .2 Tekening Way PEGGY SMITH Peg . .. You bio? . . . that Sun- day night ride with Roy and Joyce . . . future is still to be de- cided . . . 55 Acres Drive JOSEPH SMOLINSKI Joe You're close, bud FRANCES B. SODEN Frannie I don't believe it! spends his time with Sports . .. will never forget that night enjoys metal work future with the girls a future plans not certain 17 Brown Drive JEFFREY STAMBAUGH Jeff You know it remembers Mr. Davidson and his antics . . . enjoys skiing and skating science major in college 51 Kino Boulevard Florence Nightingale 36 Madison Avenue VANESSA A. STARR Ness Hey sugar Booker doesn't like Uncle Tom's . . . olf to Cortez Peters' school, then marriage . . . 1103 Notting- ham Way SUZANNE L. SOKOLOWSKI COREY F. SPAGNOLO Sok . . . Are you serious? . . . Spag . . . I hate favorite lasting memories of the Senior sayings . . . Saturday night, Balls made for Mathis October 4th likes the Led secretarial future 1438 Not- Zeppelin music and bUSi- tingham Way ness course in college 47 ll IIGRFSSL1' YOI I LISABETH START TOMAS STATHOPULOS Liz Are you serious? Stats Let me tell ya dislikes always turning red memories of parties on Prince- Ahh! future plans will be 1on's campus college in built around marriage 3 The SUI1Shir1e State 8 Greentree Road Cynthia Lane MICHAEL J. SPEDICK Mike Real fine! grooves on '57 Plymouth's and races that student parking lot! future college man 31 Hollyknoll Drive LINDA J. SPERLING Squirrel Sugar pops memories of Mr. Hutchinson and the school bank will spend her future with the State 1608 Greenwood Avenue ll H6113 Sill' TGI I MARY CATHERINE STEIN THOMAS STEPHAN Marystein . .. I am normal, you T.S. III ,.. driving Goofs car know . . . has a sister with the . . . winter sports are best . . . same name . . . college and trav- memories of Mom's class . . . el planned 48 Leonard Ave- on the road to college 108 hue Weston Avenue ,,.gQ5 ' LINDA SPIRKO JOHN STAHL Lin You gotta be kidding Blade l'm hip not too loves the colors gold and keen on school fond of green Beach Boys forever sports wishes June 17th future nurse 111 Bonnie would hurry 1832 Green- Avenue wood Avenue CATHY STEPHENS Stevie I ain't all dumb happy times in Mr. Varchetto's Dear Abby corner enjoys the ranch on to M.C.C.C. 28 Andrea Lane RODERICK STEWART Rod Hi, doll! football camp-where is my slave the surf at Holgate is wild! college bound 85 Clayton Avenue RICHARD STRATTON Bird How's it going, eh! Gribbons pool Temps and Italian food are great Benny's Bristol . . . college next 42 Rolling Lane GAIL J. STREMLO Really? will always remember G.A.A. and Spanish Club loves music off to Florida as an oceanographer or biology major 105 Paxon Avenue I Hd FSSIII' YOI ll BRIAN SWAN Mr. Suave I can't hack this . . . gross-out periods with M.S. college, marriage, and VISTA 90 Mark Twain Drive ALEXANDER SZYMANSKI Ill Skip . . . favors sports cars, es- pecially a '59 yellow Jaguar . . . future plans include imported car repairs and marriage 3 Endicott Road THOMAS STREMLO KATHLEEN STRYESKI Strem Jaggid Fool fa- Kathy You win a few, lose vors drag racing, underground many those terrible cur- rT1USiC and Chevies will join rent event tests! would like the Air Force Reserve .. . 1800 to Study The OCGHH 10 Mark Klockner Road Twain Drive ROBERT TAFFROW Taf . . . What homework? . . . coltee and steak sandwiches at Gervasio's Crematory Hill wants to become a drafts- man 14 Harwick Drive 'B g, E E ANNA MARIE TERRANOVA Are you for reaI? enjoys traveling Mrs. McClanen's homeroom in 11th grade plans to go back to Italy . . . 45 Rolling Lane ROY STULL Stull All Right Mr. Tarr's gym class is an ex- perience .. . has his sights set on college . . . 2649 Nottingham Way DAVE THAMES Worm Fur burger Chevy power . . . down with Fords will wear Navy blues first, then a business suit . . . 71 Flamouth Road DEBORAH SULLIVAN Debbie Oki-doke if you want to find her-don't look at home . . . enjoys talking career in nursing 117 Miry Brook Road LARRY THOMAN Crash How do you spell carburator . . . girls and '55 Chevy's . . . ask him about Bear Swamp . . . future in the service . .. 155 Alberta Avenue DONNA SUOZZI Twiggy What's it to ya? crazy about heavy music a former zoo hanger plans a modeling career 114 Bainer Lane MARY ELIZABETH SURGUN Cookie You got a case found wading f?J in Prince- ton's fountain . . .will attend Rid- er to become an executive secretary 247 Hollywood Drive ll IICRFSS 1' 70l ll AUDREY THOMAS Arge ... Life is tuff and gettin' tuffer crazy Mr. Sumners rates along with soul music Peace Corps ahead . . . 1148 Nottingham Way JUDY TIFFENBACH Tiff Isn't that cute looking for a guy in a green M.G. twirls fire at football games a future as a regis- tered nurse 8 Lorraine Drive DEBORAH TKACS DONNA TKACS Debbie Yeah, right! Dona Are you kidding Saturday nights with Pat . . . the me? . . . likes the Lettermen summer of '69 ... will possibly ... summer of '69 . . . work as a make the campus scene 9 Dental Assistant ahead 9 Village Road Village Drive ANNA MARIE TOTH RICHARD TOTH Ann Excuse my igno- Rick You got it The rance drools over Joe Na- Team .. . ask him about the math and Corvettes seen U.N. Gerry and Woody with Donna and Marge plans to teach others 30 looking for secretarial work Brockton Road 34 Brockton Road 100 MARY F. TOLERICO Meri Hi, kid hung up for Italian boys and surfing Beach Haven hair styling in her future 59 Ward Avenue PAULETTE TOMASZEWSKI Paulie Don't forget! loves music and animals early morning wanderer .. . will enter the field of nursing 2917 Quakerbridge Road ll lldll SS 1' YOI I CHARLES M. TRAMONTANA Chuck Dig it pork roll sandwiches and Blood, Sweat and Tears are tops Blue Crystals . . . college possibly . . . 1 Cranbrook Road SALVATOR CHARLES TRAMONTANA Fotch ask him about Lake Sloe Benny's Bristol . . . the gross boys plans to study accounting 6 Sun Valley Road ED TOMLIN MARILYN J. TOMPA Fast Led ... Dig it! ... Chevy Mar ... Who's got a dollar for power all the way . . . fine times gas . . . horseback riding with in study hall with Phil Marita Cosmetology school mechanics school ahead and marriage in future 310 250 Regina Avenue Shady Lane ll H615 Sill' YOIIII GEORGE TRAYNOR ANNA TULLl Train Many have tried and CENT hack ii One of the many have died memories Gervf-1Si0 har1QerS W0rkS of Mrs. Mott plans to join 992 of the time college to the state police . . . 85 Coleman analize other's problems . . . Road 448 Norway Avenue THOMAS M. TOPOLOSKY Top Now bet me Smokey Robinson and the Tempts rate . .. hangin at Ger- vasio's electronics school or anchors aweigh 214 El- more Avenue DEBORAH TOTA Debbie You whip! Gervasio's powder puff football games . . . digs lasagna and Jaguars future as a court stenographer . . . 314 Old York Road PETER TUZZOLO GAIL TURK Tutts You're close Are you serious'? . .. Wild- blues and Led Zepplin rule wood the guys from Balti- 63 Chevys with 3275 more enjoys bowling band practice . . . college in fu- hopes to attend college . . . 158 ture .. . 110 Winslow Avenue Maple Shade Avenue WALTER TURNER Herky Hey, Ghoul Beatles and long hair rate Mrs. Liberty's second period English class his future is undecided . . . 167 Hoover Ave- nue MARITA VALAlNlS Scruffy .. . You're a real sap! sport cars and hippies are tops horseback riding with Marilyn future at M.C.C.C, 207 Montana Avenue l IIIGRFSSE1' YOI ll CLAUDIA LYNN VOCINO CAROLE VICKERS Claude .. . Give up, Toth! .. . Oh, welll that certain can't get along without Mr. someone ...working in the IBM Bleistein ... on the beach at 5 room nursing is in her fu- A.M. college in the sunny ture plans 101 Kuser Road south 194 Applegate Drive 2 LYNN VANDERVEER Likes the beach jetting to Rome for a Roman banquet ... LPJ nurses cap in the fu- ture Allentown-Crosswicks Road SHERRY WADDELL Dislikes early morning risings, term papers and pool will always remember those Hamil- ton games and Mr. D's homeroom . . . future as a legal secretary 128 Gary Drive FREDRICK VANEEKHOVEN Fredly I don't believe you said that! blondes rate Mr. Caff's class future in carpentry or the Navy 195 Main Street ANNE MARIE WAGNER Memories of the easy OJ tests in physics . . . look for her near water hopes to attend col- lege .. . 5172 South Broad Street BERNADETTE VANYO MARY LOU VAN SYCKLE Bunny You've got to be ReaIly? digs soul music kidding! soul music and will never forget the Jr. Rivieras rate the boardwalk Prom the smokey pole on weekends beauticians future as an X-ray techni- school ahead 1 Grenvill cian 3 Billington Road Court LORRAINE WALCH LINDA A. WALKER Rainy Right! M.G.'s How do you spell that? and Ocean city rate acci- Princeton and California rate dents and The Hoosiers plans to teach special edu- hopes to teach secondary edu- cation after college . . . 61 Mark cation 1017 Hughes Drive Twain Drive JOANN VELENGER Jo goes for the shore in a big way . . . the Roman banquet plans to teach the multipli- cation tables 8 Coral Drive ROBERT VERNAM Bob What a likes people ask him about Hamilton Square on Friday nights may work for Bell Tel. 10 Berrel Avenue hassle! ... ll IIGRFSSITI' I ll 103 JOANN WALSH Grape No comment Ask me if I care likes memories of Mr. Updike's En- variety and hates the routine glish class and the great Mora- . . . plans to work after gradu- torium . . . college then the gov- ation 149 Sprindale Avenue ernment 15 Gregory Drive JOSEPH WEBER Joe . . . You just might ... N.Y. Mets are tops . . . Pat and the Roman forum .. . future medical technition . . . 8 Macon Drive RICHARD WHITEHOUSE KAREN LYNN WENZEL Kar So what? tennis, skiing and the beach rate D.C. and ski trip . . . wants to be a stewardess 50 Stamford Road AL WHITTAKER Rich .. . Everybody goes to Gi- Winchester . . . memories of LINDA WERTS Oh yeah! goes for a cer- tain guy named Skip and his car . . . secretarial work and mar- riage await her . . . 121 Hillwood Avenue ANDY WESS C.W. l love you too! Steppenwolf rates . . . memories of Caff's class to Trenton State for Industrial Arts 315 Miller Avenue II IIGRFSSE1' 70l I ROSE MARIE WHITTAKER HAROLD J. WHITTY Roe memories of the sum- Likes to work with wood is mer of 69' boys with short planning a career as a carpen- hair . . . marriage is in the future ter in the future . . . 307 Spring- . . . 32 Park Lane dale Avenue nos ... often found in Mr. football camp at Fort Dix . . . will Lang's class . . . plans a enter Air Force after graduation shocking career in electron- . . . 77 Sykes Avenue ics . . . 36 Elmore Avenue 'cf'- SUSAN D WEYMAN JOANNE WHALEN Sue .., You re kidding! .. . Memories of pool .. . goes for a memories of her Junior guy named Gary . .. secretarial homeroom . . . Mercury Cougars work and marriage are in the fu- ra e . . . future as a legal secre- ture . . . 9 Mercer Street tary . . . 324 Paxson Avenue llllldlii ET TDI ll WALTER WILCZYNSKI LES H. WILDERMAN Walt . .. This is ridiculous! .. . Les ... girls, money and good remembers the cross country times Mr. Fed and Mr, Caff bus trips C lunch re- the Odd Couple ... will en- search in Physics ahead . . . ter computer field . . . 156 1804 Greenwood Avenue Springdale Avenue GAIL Y WHARTON O Wow' recollections of skipping class and going to Grant s with Joy her future is in an office 1113 Nottingham Way DENNIS J W!-IELEN Curley Right! memo- ries of going to Philadelphia and the New York Times looking forward to college and the Service nue , 74 Ftifsam Ave- ALAN WILLIAMS GLENN N, WILLIS Mr. Mopar... Would ya look at Yep, you all! ... will always that! . . . memories of Festa's remember dear ol' Steinert High Harley career as an auto plans to visit Uncle Sam in mechanic . . . 22 Clearview Ave- the Army . . . 2023 Greenwood nue Avenue DENNIS WILNO ELLEN L. WILNO Denny Ask me if I care El Are you kidding? a ... girls are his thing ... his fu- certain soccer player .. . Mr. ture is undecided 5110 Caff's 4th period class sec- South Broad Street retarial work ahead 2917 Nottingham Way IIIIIGRFSSIII' 70l ll ROBERT WOOD JOAN WOOTEN Bob That's cooI en- It's your thing will joys hunting but D01 with num- remember graduation day bers . .. moving on to a college plans to go to work in the fu- campus 32 Norcross Circle ture 1017 Nottingham Way 106 DONNA WILSON KATHY WISELY Horse-feathers! ... likes Dumbly ... Wow! ... digs horses, dogs and skiing riding waves and cycles memories of the Junior Prom M,O.E, will be seen in Ha- . . . nursing and marriage ahead waii surfing . . . 200 Atlantic Ave- 164 Paxon Avenue nue CAROL WOROB PATRICIA WOSPIL Bubbles ... lf you say so! ... Pat . .. You gotta be kidding! Volkswagon buses . . . the sum- goes for Mustangs and Sat- mer of '69 the secretarial urday nights plans to be a field in her future 43 Sher- secretary . ., 1675 White Horse wood Avenue Hamilton Square Road BONNIE WITKOWSKI Memories of lunch at Burger King and the pool marriage RONALD WOLF Ron ... Out of sight . . . often seen at the Square or in Hol- gate . .. on to college for Com- and work are in the near future 15 Wickom Avenue mercial Art 88 Longwood Drive PAMELA C. WRIGHT Pam Are you ready for this? likes people and St. Bernards plans to study French in snow country 14 Berrel Avenue MARK WURPEL What's it got in it? Che- vy's are tops . . . Mr. Stone and the wooden pyramid future plans in drafting 20 Cum- berland Road 'UE- A' 1, 1, l i , ,fjgzfl sg I 5555351 Petr vi Saw 2 w as f 35 .,., CHRIS WOOD Q u n ,E ,Q 'Sta v fit , .5 w s lg at K ., 6, , I m,'T::wf,--4.-. 3 ei E W . v, 4.4 ii. EARL WOOD Woody How bad is that? Woody Ford's rule soccer rates Mr. Caff's girls and soul are tops the 4th period class college is fire drill in the locker room in the future 76 Coglidge Avenue will be a gunsmith . . . 40 Baltus- roi Street ll H61 SSI!! TDI I SHIRL YENNER Sorry about that . . . likes horses and Italian food art class . . . Steinert's teachers .. . will join the working people 54 Paxton Avenue CHARLES YORK Chas Chevy's rule auto racing Festa's '59 will become an auto mechanic or work for Uncle Sam ... 1374 Whitehorse-Hamilton Square Road 7 RALPH YOUNG That's decent . . . likes a good race the perfect track sea- son of '67 . . .a possible Physical Education Major .., 62 Route 156 MARY A. ZEISSLER Mar You big dummie likes soul sounds and a certain football player jamming on Cypress Lane .. . hair styling ahead . . . 29 Cranbrook Road ANTHONY ZITO LINDA ZODA Tony... l'll kill her' '... likes a Lin really digs Jose Feli- certain little blonde Football Giang, Italian food and the - - - moving On T0 5 COHGQG Cam- Green Bay Packers . . . secre- PUS l -l 114 Leonard Avenue tarial work in future ... 42 El- more Avenue 10 8 juniors Mr. James Federici-Advisor Mina Downs-Secretary Carol Garzillo-President Donna Lee-Vice President Denise Fioissier-Treasurer 1- 109 , .wQ. . 110 NSW' 2 1 113 114 331 Guam A X . :gm X 5 W x as K sophomores Mr. O'Dino DiGiovacchino-Advisor Dave Kenny-President Mary Ann Festa-Vice President Toni Gleim-Secretary Mark Zimmerman-Treasurer 118 mm 11 aim O 51 rg 4 ' ,J Ni , K., ll! ,AK 3,54 1' .nf ,ff 2 4 121 2 ,Q ,Am :ff 2 Q Y 52 .f , ' . ,, si fig 1-qw -is - v h ,., ... ,.., ,..:, ,, M f lim W H J -Q ,. -if if ' 123 5 ,L,. ' ,.3.q.pm-v'vP ' D L 1 Q2 353 35:- 1 Ln: Sand and the Sea ............... Homecoming ..... Romeo and Juliet .... Skating Party. . . 128 130 134 1 ,i e Q . I D- . I ' we 4 1 if w 2 E A4 'W' 3 5 11 s i, i Edwijwf ga! -S' is il 4 s 126 i I . in a i n-i Gypsy .... In Concert ........ .... 1 42 Washington D.C. 70 .... .... 1 46 5iQf..,. 3 23,2 t Y if Debbie Morrison and Larry Bergen Junior Prom Sweetheart Couple 1969 . . wfcfgf 177 1969 12 homecoming FLASH! STEINEHT MAKES HISTORY! Yes, folks, the Smiley Spartans have done it again. For the first time, ever, on October 4, 1969, the Spartans came home. ffrom where?J It was truly a great day, even though Notre Dame would disagree. Lined on the field CNo, not really for a firing squadj, were the eight most beautiful, becoming , bewitching, and blinding belles of Steinert. Nancy Renelt carried home the honors. Hail Queen Ftenelt. First Runner-up was that glory, herself, Gloria Hasson. And the six left-overs C???J we'd most like to be left over on a desert island ALONE with, were Laura Helfrey, Linda Migliacci, Karen Clews, Marie Benko, Becky Leonard, and Debbie Cray. Remember, when your phone rings, don't say hello, say, l'm a Steinert Spartan, and I came home! 2 9 UQEO' ala .AN ,J N J I if 'b,!'isf2y:f:,2ir A .1 ,sdviidgsbirf .1 fu g ay 1 f +Z+i'3i.f?jf-'F 52421215 if ,if f y uf 511, afrijsfi ,K ,Q 130 18 , . . 4' ,mag S 131 9 Q i , MMV ! R. l im- WA 2 auefezier 219, Y V 1'Q '1 13 ' Marie Benko Anna Toth Laura Helfry K. Judy Inverso '69' Queen Gloria Hasson '7O' Queen Becky Lenard Nancy Renelt Linda Migliacci . k 34 - U H --wa-my ? ice skating party february 19, 1970 music and I r 136 2' V1 N WUC? , ,,.,... ,1 W , GQ k Wed . V Y xuxok kxxumq,-,,,, ,-1 1 Q ,ggi I ff? Y gl- + . Lf' -.V v -WL Immx ifigfwegx-aa 2 36' v ui Q Q K f,,h,L M , ,:., ,z,mL2L1 Lmmmm . - H st NANORKNc1odx fi a M ,- ,Q 'U W 1 ylaxi' QQ 5 Q ' ' MW. LL,. LL,:. , Kg' Q QAHQR 5 jysgfia . ff . ' f' 2 X W , -gg- ' JY i ka v Q M 5' E .5,AL m:,. 3' .ff'v'wNs Q9 M k . Rhys 5 xt ,XX - Q' : L ' L.. Wi' M fi ' .gn 4' f m gif' gay' y L ,asig z V 2 :Q . g Q YQ s V , A A MW g 'UR EW ' ' 'M , .rf ,,-55:- 'rf 12 N' . ...' ' ' I , gl, 137 f . . . music 138 Instrumental-Mr. Theodore Fort V viz? Vocal- Mr. Lonnie Hutton 139 593 5 HERBIE-Tom Stackhouse ROSE-Shelley Cinkay JUNE-Chris Betz LOUISE-Donna McCarty 140 TULSA-AI Ehrlich The school show is more than just actors playing their parts. It is the combined effort of a number of students, working together to produce an enjoyable show for the public. This year's highly successful production of GYPSY was presented on February 26, 27 and 28 to very enthusiastic audiences. To illustrate what it is like to work on the show and the feelings of those who do, we have interviewed several of these people. The following are examples of what we were told: Leads: long hours and lots of hard work . . . very exciting . . .will I remember my lines? . . . the sound of applause . . . rewarding . . .tears and make-up . . . cast parties . . . fun! Chorus: mixed emotions. . .some disappointments but mostly fun . . . will it ever all fit together? . . . dancing isn't easy . . . show time and nerves. Stage Design: paint fights . . .sneaking into the teachers lounge for cokes . . . never enough paint. . .will we finish in time? 141 1 42 ,..--f- ' E 1632545 his z:aiu.saixivEwH.u.k.ti. Stage Craft: Will we ever finish? . . . what will fall apart next? . . . a lot of work and it's only temporary. Costumes: hectic . . . making quick changes . . . be where you're supposed to be and don't forget anything ...which one? Props: rush . . . busy between scenes . . . move fast and keep it quiet . . .where did we put it last time? M3K9'UDi messy . . . getting the colors mixed up. . . how old is he supposed to be? . . .you really get to know people. LightSI concentration and planning . . . too fast or too slow . . . up and down ladders . . . anxiety. . . is it right? Stage Crew: fear of getting caught on stage . . . can the change be made in time . . .where does it go? . . . it's worth it. Without these people there would be no show. Sometimes they are the forgotten men , but never to the people who rallied around the performance of GYPSY. 143 Mr. William Hybbeneth-Director Mr. Gerald Bleistein-Producer Mr. Lonnie Hutton-Music Director Diane Russo-Student Director Claudia Vocino-Student Producer Rich Schneider-Student Music Director 144 washington post review N0 SMGKING f my X N0 PICTURES HEADLINES Moonmen Hit Nation's Capitol Gross Joan Sets World Record Federici Demonstrates For Fast Peace Stein, Slavin and Wisely Attempt To Take Over White House Wax Museum Is Ftearranged By Varsity S'ers Smithsonian Hires New Elevator Operator Wax Museum Goes Bankrupt After Steinert students attack WEATHER REPORT Snow mixed with rain and sleet, followed by more rain and still more rain. Road condi- tions-poor. Excellent weather for colds. Sat- urday-sunny and warm. BUSINESS REPORT Cigars and cokes up 36? Rolaids up 78? ltohing Powder up 5'Xu Chicklets down 24? QQ . 1 X 6 I l RESTAURANT GUIDE Best Places to Eat . . . Saltless chicken and gang green beans-Presidential Arms Eggs that walk off the plate, cold slaw po- tatoes and lead biscuits-Mariott Motor Lodge Two hour waitin line to take your choice Cone dessert, pleasej-Wax Museum FASHION Fed models baby blue pajamas Bare feet is the in thing while dancing Hutchins-the new look in shaven heads Womens stockings with that well-worn look ENTERTAINMENT Card games on Bus 3 The lobby at Hello Dolly Attractions outside the Wax Museum and Theater 711 from 11 to 7 Caffrey, Kester and Fanny make movies A Q ,- . A 148 xl.. B ,. - w rv 1,19 1 If ls. ,,ff- 225 QUOTABLE QUOTES Hell no! We won't go! 'Whaaaaaah Beep Beep lf you want it, here it is. Come and get it Seven up is wet and wild Bush Taboo Beautiful, Beautiful Good Lord! I have gym on Monday 149 U r' CLASSIFIED ADS Wanted: One plastic bag-Contact Joe Rako- ski Lost-Jefferson Memorial A iot of sleep Modesty Found-A few garments from Bus 3 Four Pinkerton Guards at every door Y tea 150 Soccer . . . Football .... Cross Country .... .... Swimming ..... .... ing JM Basketball Track .... Baseball . G.A.A ..... NSY , ff J' .rf 1 4 Coach-Mr. Mario Laurenti 52 18-0-2. Yes, folks, remember these numbers well The Spiffy Spartans make another first. date. No, not a hot and heavy telephone number. But the 1969 Steinert Soccer Record. That's right. The Spify Spartans make another first. Never before in the history of the Green and White has there been a better season. Even the terribly tough Trenton Tornados fell beneath the mighty Spartan swordg not once, not twice, but three, l kid you not, three times in one season. Another historic happening. State, county, and city honors were bestowed upon those memorable bootie ball players, John Gribbon, Mike Rasimowicz, and Andy Polascak. Bruce Henry was named to the All-County team. And how can we fail to mention Mario Goose Laurenti's great coaching, which helped both Varsity and J.V. to lose not a single game. Can you believe it, folks, not one. Well, fellow Spartans, that about wraps up another sports wrap up, so get out there, Spartans, and soccer to 'em. Ow, that hurts. Row 1-D. Savage, R. Peters, B. Polasak, R. Funo, R. Selmon, J. McKeon, J. Wilson. Row 2-K. Dizler, K. Welch, W. Mahan, R. Raider, E. Sanders, C. Wood, M. Curucci-Mgr., L. Morgan. Row 3-Mr. Laurenti, K. Andrews, J. Gribbon, A. Polascak, B. Schaeffer, P. Bowers, B. Henry, M. Rasimowicz, D. Patterson, M. Pilch. 153 154 Higntstown 10-4 Neptune 3-O Cathedral 8-3 Franklin 7-1 Ewing 2-0 Notre Dame 5-1 Princeton 8-0 Hamilton 2-1 Cathedral 4-0 Trenton 2-1 Hamilton 3-1 Notre Dame 1-1 Ewing 3-1 Hopewell 5-0 Princeton 2-0 Trenton 1-0 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Bloomfield 2-0 Ridgewood 1-0 Trenton Hackensack 1-1 Coach-Mario Laurenti 5 football 156 X 4 x fR Coaches-Mr. Pete Brescia Mr. Frank Logosi Mr. Craig Malick Mr. Richard Fornaro Crazy Craig Malick, Bellow Logosi, Bristol Terror Pete Brescia, Off-The-Boat Fornaro. These are the great football coaches who carried the Steinert Yarders through another season. Backed by the Cheerleaders, Pep Club, Marching Band, Twirlers, Color Guard, Father's Club and Spectators, the team saw the Spartans Spirit shine through. Jumping Joe Rakowski dazzled all opponents and gained himself All-Delaware Valley, State, County, and City titles. Frank Mono Chello was named Steinert Student Athlete of the Year. Tony Deity Aversano carried off All-County and City, and Rod Stewart, Gary Freshneck, and Mark Larkin also took All-City. Yes, it was truly a tough year, but, as usual, Steinert grit and determination held true and the fans never let their team down. Kneeling-N. Geary, T. Peters, R. Amatucci, E. Plavchak, G. Freshneck, B. Gavenda, J. Capizzi, C. Tramontana, M. Larkin, F. Monachello, J. Rakoski, B. Beisswanger, T. DelAversano, T. Zito, R. Stewart, A. Whittaker. Stand- ing-Coach Fornaro, Coach Malick, F. Clair, S. Delimberto, K. Gangis, M. Roman, D. Gorish, Nl. Walski, J. Binkowski, C. Herd, J. Stover, F. Din, A. Geehrig, K. Rasmussen, G. Prychedkjo, A. Lucky, P. Candya, R. Grimes, D. Bowman, S. Garland, M. DelAversano, D. Skrajewski, B. Austin, C. Piechota, R. Pagles, B. Johnson, K. Perry, B. Malick, Coach Lugossy, Coach Brescia. 157 Plainheld NoUeDame FrankHn Ewnng St.Anthony Trenton Princeton Sayrevme HamHwn 40-12 30-20 42-20 14-12 20-16 26- 6 22- 0 31-12 40- 0 swam ,allln '7 5 159 cross country l l l Flow 1-J. Werts, R. Schwartz, J. Migliaccio, B. Mahoney, T. Mahoney, D. West Bow 2-C. Brand, J. Small, T. Stackhouse, B. Meehan, D. Callan, G. Williams, B Carl, L. Ganges, B. Todd. 160 Cross Country? What exactly is CROSS COUNTRY? Egypt, maybe? Nah! How 'bout a response to You know where you can go! , Across Country would be more appropriate, but whichever, our Steinert Striders strutted their way through a trying season. Even the Trenton Trotters were tromped upon by the Spartan speedsters. Coach Challender, alias the Turkey , gobbled along with the team while singing their theme song Hava NagiIe . Chris Brand achieved the most outstanding member on the team. So whether you prefer Across or Cross Country, remember that runners are snagged not nylons. ,X ' W y H' 'R R 1-1-f fr- 'Lira 2 4-if f fieisziifv ii if 2. J' 13 , .. Hopewell Valley 22-37 East Brunswick 29-34 St. Anthony 28-31 Lawrence 19-41 Trenton 26-30 Ewing 21-40 Neptune 23-38 Princeton 27-28 Notre Dame 23-38 Hamilton 22-39 TRI-MEET Steinert 31 Riverside 39 N. Burlington 33 tt y 'M V 4' 'V K' Qty ft 2' bf' 'ii-'ffl ' fffn- - gf -4 4- -,W-,--a. t--- wf,,v':n: . Splosh! Glurplel Furg! These are the sounds of the mighty Steinert Swimming Team in the heat of competition. Captains AI Nagy, always with his Ponderosa Belt, and Ken Ehret, tamer of the Butterfly, were the winning pair, which led the Spartan Splashers through a really great season. Glowing appreciation must be paid to that molder of mermen, Coach Gelber, who shaped a fine kettle of fish. The swimming team gave a full effort, even though they may still be slightly wet behind their ears. 16 Lawrence Township Asbury Park Trenton Moorestown Hamilton Lawrence Prep 66-29 66-29 63-32 80-1 5 67-28 63-32 Coach-Mr. Ralph Gelber W W L L L 'K 1 W 1 Pk 4, , 'f -4 I! X. 1 J 1 X, 1. ,J - R X Q Q 1 S Bafflingl Beautiful! These words sum up the dribbling Spartan Basketball Team. What other words better describe the only team in the whole of the great county of Mercer to defeat the previously undefeated, now blue, Ewing Devils two years in a row and sting the Hamilton Hornets, themselves, two out of three times. Nate the Liver Palmer was high scorer and was named to the All-City and State teams. Mention should be given to Kevin Deese anctis and Bob Hutch inson. Yes, Coach Wilno certainly did have an amazing and attractive team. iff I , , F' V X .fa - ,gn E ix: 41 'N ' ' , f H W WM , ,m.,,, 1 , y g Vks., , rv- ' f ' -- N 1 , ' Q7 l' , iv W W 2 mrs, Q 4 U Cathedral SL Anthony NoUeDame St Peters Emnng Tmnmn Princeton Pennsbury HamHmn Madison Township Cathedral St.Anthony Tmnwn NoUeDame Princeton Evvhwg Hammon hAHvHIe 71-64 55-42 59-26 67-56 66-45 64-50 36-32 42-39 51-44 6-27 49-46 61-58 56-55 67-44 70-39 62-60 58-56 78-63 69 ln, track :nf-SNIOA1 O Coach-Mr. Robert Oliver Coach-Mr. William Kester Rf' ,. Yx if Top-E. Trullos, G. Ivins, W. Wilcznski, A. Trendham, A. Goerig, J. Stover, M. Pierro, R. Schroe- der, E. Malec, B. Parker, P. Goepfert, B. Schwartz, B. Graycar, P. Helms, K. Miller, C. Brand Middle-S. Malkewicz, B. Festa, L. Ganges, A. Szymanski, L. Wildermen, D. Corrigan, C. Piel chota, J. Caruso, B. Mahoney, P. Shintay, D. Brown, V. McVeigh, B. Todd. Bottom-J. Cooney J. McMahon, T. Mahoney, P. Burkhaller, M. Wolski, K. Welsh, Fl. Miranda, P. Hoover, J. Ditmars J. Migliaccio, D. Gallhager, E. Barron, K. Gadsby, D. West, Fl. Schwartz, A. Wilczynski. Missing! P. Candya, R. Young, N. Allen, R. Weakly, Manager B. Hotmar. 171 baseball ive 1 .- , uf Top-T. Del Aversano, D. Todini, C. Holden, J. Wilson, M. Zarrilli, N. Bowen. Middle--R. Holden A. Polascak, M. Rasimowicz, B. Beisswanger, F. Monachello, B. Kenny. Botiom--T. Ricketti, B Henry, G. Fisher, G. Campbell, D. Owens, N. Geary. 172 Coach-Elwood Tryon 173 ,f :iff I K' .5 Mrs. Elaine Tarr-Advisor. Varsity Squad-R. D'ZuriIIa, T. Gleim, M. Festa, E. Wilno-Capt., D. Volz, M. J. Boyd, C. Garzillo, C. SchuII-Co- Capt. . I cheerleaders yi 174 ..., M' . Lsfyy' J.V.-P. Connell-Co-Capt., W. Worringer, M. Chianese, S. Gribbin, C Capuano, C. Hodanish, C. Orsi, C. Pisarro-Capt. ,M ,. Mrs. Lynn Swanson Miss Violette Michele Mrs. Mildred Temkin Mrs. Doris Goitein 176 g.a.e. ' ,f 4 J . ,. Y I 'W I if J M. s, , ..,...- ! , . Q 'z :PW V ' - 2-.. J -5' E ': . ,. ii J ...J , yi nib r . N Pres. K. Wisely, First V.P. J. Kerr, Second V.P. M. Downs, Record ing Sec. M. Benko, Corresponding Sec. J. Gertz, Treasurer M Shull, Senior Rep. C. Sadley, Junior Rep. L. VonKornya, Soph Fiep. A. Allegretti. J.. x 5 ! 53 -kr ' L Q Y 1 E, Activity Candids . . . Student Council . . . Hyliter ......... P.S.8tD.... Key Club .... Audio Visual .... ..,i1eg551: . , -Q - gf :Q ttiit N? 2 ., ' ff f Q61 tugs , 5- it 4 5 7 . 5' Stage Craft ..... Usherettes .......... Color Guard 8t Drill Team Majorettes . . . Cresset Staff ...... Activities Directory .... s 3 .. Er nd 4 ...188 ...189 . ...190 ...191 ...192 ...194 Activities at Steinert are the situations that the students create by the various things they do during the course of a school day. They vary from participation in class or a club, to conversations in the cafeteria or hall, or even an occasional snore from a student catching up on his sleep during a boring lesson. The two-forty-four bell signaling the end of the school day is a sign for the commencement of other, more energetic types of activityg rehearsals for an operetta or concert, sports, G.A.A. or some other special club. Thus, every person who attends Steinert, by his gestures, conversation, and overall attitude, contribute in part to the creation of activities at Steinert. 178 5? I S107 fi 1 f Lv xxx -nmeuezmm 9 ..,. QP 'X m,,,m,,, Xe, W 0- :-sf,..f,T N5 55' ' 95 A wif in xnnf' ,ww w f I X X 4 Z if . i A 'j ' ' X fix , -. f' t W I V u YH, gm gif , paw' O' K a W.. . f V J 7 f x . , Y-,, W ,ff 624 1..- - +3 95 U WJ , fu- 2 'Af F. Karata, 24-L. Morgan 49-M student council it M is fi , 31-J.Carl,32-L Mr. Jack Serfass-Advisor mil at its -,fi ill W M M1255 ig 1-C. Gilliard, Pres., 2-J Abrew, Vice Pres., 3-E Wilno, Sec., 4-C. Betz, 5- K. Stub, 6-A. Terranova, 7-M. Campbell, 8-S. Ives, 9-J. Lacko, 10-J. Dellis, 11-K. Frascella, 12-R Alito, 13-W. Worringer, 14-C. Keane, 15-T. Gliem 16-A. Polascak, 17-D Kenny, 18-G. Lent, 19-D. Eltz, 20-D. Strajewski, 21- M. Pica, 22-N. Geary, 23- 25-D. Gronatowski, 26-R Schneider, 27-J. Plantier, 28-R. Schoeder, 29-T. Stackhouse, 30-M. Martino 183 Granges, 33-NI. Zimmer- man, 34-Nl. Downs, 35-F Monachello, 36-K. Shull 37-E. Popp, 38-K. Mi- chaels, 39-V. Holzmann 40-S. O'Banion, 41-D Matea, 42-H. Bialkowski 43-A. Tomacheck, 44-A Toth, 45-R. Sapmire 46-K. Clews, 47-C. Ho- danish, 48-L. Anthony Festa, 50-C. Orsi 51-N. Palmer, 52-P Bradbury, 53-K. Bartek 54-D. Lee, 55-J. War- wick, 56-M. Benko. hy-lites it lg Qin it 7 W' !! 'faf-Qwvhs ' - N .-. 'nw 1-Jack Mora 2-Joan Potterfield 3-Joann Jasinski 4-Debbie Morey 5-Mary Stein 6-Sherrie Shugars 7-Susan Perlstein 8-Fran Perlstein 9-Debbie Gyr 10-Janet Coleman Debbie Foy Janet Shaw Sheila Krasnansky Debbie Camilleri Greg Pondekas Karen Kasick Wendy DeJoseph Faith Lamprey Mary Campbell Kathy Semen -Kathy Schull Vanetta Patsaros Barbara Knudson Rose Mary Alito Mary Stein Karen Frascella Nancy Stracka Meredith Jennings Kathy Lozier 184 Mrs. Lois Long-Advisor p.s.Sd 2-A. Mora 3-F. Pearlstein 4-B. Elks 5-W. Marquardt ' 6-E. onnsky 7-S. Gebot - 8-G. Myer 9-Fl. Alito ' 10-M. Wmski Mrs. Nedda Massar- Advisor 185 key club 1-B. Henry, 2-T. Del Aver- sano, 3-Fl. Freeman, 4-K. Dizler, 5-J. Abrew, 6-Ft. Holden, 7-T. Topalosky, 8-L. Morgan, 9-D. Todini, 10-A. Hutchins, 11-B. Polaschak, 12-D. Paterson, 13-G. Harris, 14-K, Welsh, 15-W.Mal'lan,16-J Timko, 17-M. Carucci, 18- A. Polascak, 19-C. Wood 20-B. Beisswanger, 21-M Flasimowicz, 22-T. Zito 23-R. Tumo, 24-C. Tra- montana, 25-M. Castor, 26-D. Strujuski, 27-Ft. Fla- der, 28-F. Monachello 29-J. Wilson, 30-J. Grib- 22:-41,73 Q bon, 31-W. Hutchins, 32- 36-K. Andrews, 37-K. De- ' R' Camo- 33-FY Haiti 34- Sanctis, 38-D. McDough. S. Garland, 35-N. Bowen, 18 Coach-Michael Pivovarnick Mr, William Kester--Advisor 3 ! gf -Q I 4 r Y 8 l V l 5 N 8 1-J. Bethke . 2-S. Lawton 1' '- 3-P. Bowers 4-T. Murray 5-G. Sabik 6-N. Lo 7-Fi. Pyle 8-H. Bialkowski 187 ,LQ ,, .I stage craft 2 A 1-D. Whittaker 2-G. Szczukowski 3-G. Garnier 4-D. Kelty 5-B. Johnson 6-R. Boothby 7-D. Steinberg 8-M. Burchell 9-B. Atwood 10-H. Van Pelt Not pictured- T. Runyon W. Froehlich Mr. Howard Parrish- Advisor Mrs. Mildred Brearley-Advisor 1-M.AngeIIeIIa,2-P.Nowicki, 3-K. O'Brien, 4-C. Bearce, N 5-C. Taylor, 6-G. Guarino 'D '2 gi 5 5 Wig , 4 , 7-K. Southwick, 8-M, Skwal ra, 9-K. Tozzi, 10-J. Gertz, 11-K. Kasick, 12-L. Zita, 13- ' i J. Patsy, 14-R. Schiarappa, i B p 15-P. Fetcher, 16-B. Drager, , ' . 5 17-S. Goodwin, 18-P. Ta- . maro, 19-J. Davis, 20-J. Scull, 21-M. Chiccetti, 22-B. Bystryski, 23-A. Palazey, 24- U S h e rl A. Ferrara, 25-S. Puglise. e e S 189 Color guard, drill team . . . I Front row-K. Clews, K. Eliot, C. Pennacchi, F. Soden, C. Gunson, Capt. T. Downs. Back row- R. Allegrettl, K. Mason, L. Butcher, D. Keeney, D. Furman, C. Youmams, L. Overhalt, L. Groffe, L Stephans, M. Burd, A. Hart, V. Welch, N. Tychoneckyj, B. Bystricky, S. Fugill, B. Gurhouser, V Anderson, G. Urbani, S. Beavis, Fl. Cubberly, M. Downs, B. Atkinson, S. Keating, R. Cronin, B Monoohello, 190 J. Tiffenbach, D. Gaskill, L. Wolf, L Young, L. Picard, M. Swisher, D. Kos- cis, S. Howell, J. Shaw, J. Giflord, R Kelley, S. Shurgars. and majorettes yearbook staff 1 Q0 Each year a small group of people get together to try and put together a yearbook. They put in many hours of work both during the day and after school. They spend a great deal of time tracking down people, writing and rewriting copy, and many other tasks that would seem unimportant to the average person. This year, I would like to say a special thanks to Nancy Rinz, Andy Kurutz and Jack Guarino who helped to make my job that much easier. We hope that you enjoy the 1970 CRESSET. ZLCWI f Mr. Robert Wood-Advisor Mrs. Mary Duffy-Consultant 192 9' J ,fx ,.f. .'-' X ,z xf sr XAXQ f' Xe i I J '1 YEAR BOOK STAFF Dennis Callan Toni Downs Jack Guarino Anty Kurutz Gienna McCauIIey Sue O'Banion Karen Quick Nancy Rinz Kathy Seamen Jane Simpson Lois Smith Rick Toth 3 LYNN AARONSON-Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 3, 4: Operetta Band 3, 4. ROSE MARY ALITO--Hy-Liter 2, 3, 4: P.S.8tD. 2, 3, 4: Var- sity Debate Team 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Girls State 3: Hockey Team 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Senior Council 4: Pep Club 4. RONALD AMATUCCI-J.V. Football 2: Italian Club 2, 3: Gymnastics 3: Varsity Football 4: Wrestling Club 4. CARL ANDERSON-Bowling Club 2: Psychology Club 3: Comparative Religions 4. CURT ANDERSON-Jazz Appreciation 2. ROBERT ANDREWS-Track 3: Wrestling Club 3. LYNN ANTHONY-Sewing Club 2: Chorus 3, 4: Dance Committee 3: Basketball 3: Student Council 4: Pep Club 4. RICH ARMITAGE-Jazz Appreciation Club 2. GROVER ARNOLD-Drama Club 3. TOM ATKINS-Military Club 2: Mechanical Drawing Club 2: Swimming Club 2, 3, 4: Varsity Swim Team 3, 4: 50 Mile Swim Club 3, 4. DONALD A'I'WOOD-Swimming Club 2. ELIZABETH AUSTIN-School Shows 2, 3, 4: Thespian So- ciety 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Madrigal 3, 4: Pep Club 4. FRED BABBITT-Student Council 2, 3. HELEN BIALKOWSKI-A.V. 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4. MARIO BILANCIO-Metal Shop Club 2, 3. DAVID BABINCHAK-Typing Club 2: Medical Career Club 3, 4. KATHY BARDEN-G.A.A. 2: Cheerleading Club 2: Typing Club 2: Pep Club 4. EDWARD BARRON-Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Hunting and Fishing Club 2: Track 3, 4. CATHY BARTEK-Cheerleading Club 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Dance Committee 3: Student Council 4. DARLENE BARTLETT-F.T.A. Club 3, 4. JIM BASSO-J.V. Football 2. JAMES BATES-Electronics Club 2. WILLIAM BEARDEN-Hy-Liter Club 2: A.V. Club 2: Action Club 3, 4: Creative Writing Club 3, 4: Boys State 3. LARRY BELLISH-Office Club 2, 3. MARIE BENKO-Cheerleading 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Cheerleading Club 2: Dance Committee 3: Senior Ball Court 4: Homecoming Court 4. JOANN BETHKE-A.V. Secretary 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: A.V. Club 2: Girls Hockey 3, 4. CATHY BIALOTA-Stage Design 3, 4: Student Art Director 4: Creative Writing Club 3, 4. CATHY BORIS-A.V. Club 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 2: Chorus 3, 4. PAUL BOWERS-J.V. Soccer 2: Varsity Track 2, 3, 4: A.V. Workshop 2, 3, 4: Varsity Soccer 4. MARY JANE BOYD-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: School show 2: Cheer- leading Club 3, 4: Pep Club 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Var- sity Cheerleading 4: Gymnastics Club 4. MELODY BRELSFORD-Color Guard 2: Music 2. KATHY BROWER-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Bowling Team 2, 4: Typ- ing Club 2: Math -Club 4: Honor Society 4. 4 JANICE BROWN-Bridge Club 2: Red Cross Club 2, 4: Ten- nis Club 3: Spanish Club 4: Bowling 4. DAN BROWN-Swimming 2: Football 3: Cross Country 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Hunting 8t Fishing 2: Metal 3: Wrestling 4. BARBARA BRUNO-Dancing Club 2. REGINA BRUSCHI-G.A.A. 2, 3: Chorus 3. KATHLEEN BUCK-Art Typing 2: Help Club 3: G.A.A. 3. ROBERT BUDZINSKI-Cross Country 2: Chess Club 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Action Club 3, 4. JUNE CALLERY-Music Club 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 3: Bowling Team 3, 4: Student Council 4. MARY CAMPBELL-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 2, 3: Student Council 3, 4: Class President 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Newspaper 3, 4: Girls State 3: Leadership Camp 3: Student-Faculty Committee 4: Pep Club 4: Honor Society 4. DOMENICK CARDARELLI-Electronics Club 2. JOHN CARDARELLI-Chorus 2, 3: Bowling Club 2, 3: Graphic Arts Club 2, 3: Bowling Club Secretary 2, 3. JAN CARL-Cheerleading Club 2: G.A.A. 3, 4: Stage Craft 3: Sewing Club 3: ,Student Council 4. MICHAEL CARLISI-Spanish Club 2, 3. LINDA CARNEY-Math Club 2: Typing Club 2: Spanish Club 2, 3. BOB CASH-Baseball 3. DIANE CESTARO-Cheerleading 2, 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 4. DAN CHADY-J.V. Football 2. SCOTT CHERVIN-Bowling Club 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Con- cert Choir 4: Comparative Religions Club 4. ADRIENNE CHIANESE-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Modern Dance 2, 31 Life Saving 2, 3: Tumbling Club 4. PAT CHIAVONI-Sewing Club 2. GEORGE CHISIK-Bridge Club 2. MARY ANN CIANCARETTI-G.A.A. 2, 3: Typing Club 2, 3: Red Cross Club 2: Help Club 3. LYNN CIANETFI--Pep Club 4: Typing 'Club 2: Usherettes 3: G.A.A. 3. ANGELA CLAYTON-Modern Dance Club 2: Typing Club 2, 3: Student Secretary 2, 3. KAREN CLEWS--Class Treasurer 2: Color Guard 2, 3, 4: Color Guard Club 2, 3, 4: Cheerleading Club 3: Student Council 3: Honor Society 4: Pep Club 4: Homecoming Queen's Court 4. KATHY COLLIGAN-Tumbling, Apparatus 4. VIRGINIA CONNELLY-G.A.A. 3, 4: Treasurer of Usherettes 3: Cheerleading Club 3: Twirling Club 3: Girls State 3: Girls Nation 3: Pep Club 4: Gymnastics Club 4: 50 Mile Swim Club 4. RAYMA CONNOR--Cheerleading Club 2: G.A.A. 2. PETE CONTE-Baseball 2. JACK COONEY-Track Team 2, 3, 4: Gymnastics Club 3, 4. BILL COOPER-Chorus 2, 3, 4: Madrigal 3, 4: Concert Choir 4. DOUGLAS CORRIGAN-Track 2, 3, 4: Basketball Manager 3. THOMAS COSTANZA--Choir 2: Electronics Club 2: Creative Writing Club 4. KATHY CRAYNOCK-Cheerleading Club 2, G.A.A. 2, Usher- ettes 3, 50 Mile Swim Club 3. RENE CRONIN-Operette 2, 3, 43 Chorus 2, Color Guard 2, 3, 4: Prop Committee 2, Thespian Club 25 Hockey 3, 4: Madrigal 3, 4, Student Council 3. STEVE CSORGO-A.V. Club 2: Hunting 81 Fishing Club 2. DEBRA CUBBERLEY-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 43 Typing Club 2, Properties 2, 3, 45 Color Guard Club 3: Usherettes 33 Spanish Club 4, Prom Publicity committee 4. BARBARA DAMICO-G.A.A. 2, 3. BILL DARGAY-J.V. Basketball 2. RICK DeBLOIS-Hunting 81 Fishing Club 2, Chess Club 3. WENDY DeJOSEPH-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading Club 2, Officials Club 3, Chorus 3, 4, Hyliter 4, Pep Club 4. TONY DEL AVERSANO-Student Council 23 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Football Club 2, 3, 4, J.V. Baseball 2: Varsity Baseball 3, 4: Weightlifting Club 2, 3, 4. TONY DeQUlNZlO-Afro-American Club 35 Business Ma- chines Club 3p Stage Design 37 Comparative Religion Club 4. GARY DeSANTIS-Learn to Swim Club 2, 33 Karate Club 4: College for Composition Bound Club 4. KEVIN DeSANCTlS-J.V. Basketball 29 Key Club 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4. WILLIAM DeSTEFANO-Chess Club 2, Students for better Education 47 Scenery Painting 4: Comparative Religion Club 4, Creative Writing Club 4. SUE DEY--Typing Club 23 Comparative Religion Club 4: Scenery Painting 4. GEORGE DICKSON-Spanish Club 2. JOHN DILTS-Electric Shop Club 2, Investment 4. JO ANN DiMAGGIO-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Dance Club 2, 35 Typing Club 2. ANGELA DESCARO-G.A.A. 2, 33 Cheerleading Club 2. CINDY DIVINE-Typing Club 2, Chorus 3, 4? G.A.A. 3, 4: Pep Club 4. MARGE DONNELLY-Cheerleading Club 2, Business Ma- chines 3p Steno work Shop 3. DAVE DOOLITTLE-Hunting 81 Fishing Club 23 Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. ANTOINETTE DOWNS-Colorguard Squad 81 Club 3, 4-Cap- tain 4, Typing Club 2, Psychology Club 25 Spanish Club 33 Stage Design 2, 3, 4, Student Art Director 3, 45 Yearbook 43 G.A.A. 2, 3. JOAN E. DRAWBOUGH--G.A.A. 2, 33 Art Typing Club 2: Typing Club 3, Transcription Club 4. BOB DRIBER-Psychology Club 2. GALE DUNN-Help 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2: Compar- ative Religions 4. DAVE ECKMAN-Chess Club 2, 35 Track 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3: Gymnastics 4. KENNETH EHRET-Hunting 84 Fishing Club 2, 50 Mile Swim Club 2, 3, 4, Swim Team 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4. AL EHRLICH--Operetta 2, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4: Thespian 2, -Madrigal 3, 41 Football 2, 3, P.S.8tD. 25 Student Council 2, 39 Prom 3. JERRI ELISCHER-P.S.8tD. 2, Typing Club 27 Creative Writ- ing Club 35 Photography Club 3, Photography Club 3: Chorus 4, Comparative Religion Club 4. 19 KERRY ELLIOT-Math Club 2: Colorguard Club 2, 3, 45 Chorus 3, 4. BOB ESPOSTI-Operetta 2, 3, 4, Track Team 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4. PATTY EWASHKO-Psychology Club 2, A.V. Club 2, Usher- ettes 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Red Cross 4. RON FARES-A.V. Club 2: P.S.8tD. Club 4. BARBARA FECHTER-P.S.8tD. 2, 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Prom Committees 3, 4, Madrigal 43 Concert Choir 4, Hy-liter 4. BILL FEDAK-Electric Club 25 Chorus 3, 4, Concert Choir 4. DAVE FERRY-Hunting 81 Fishing Club 2: Chess Club 3. BENJAMIN FESTA-Electric Shop Club 2, Spanish 2, Track 4. BARBARA FIORENTINO-Chorus 2, 3, 45 Music 81 Drama Club 2, Stage Crew 3, 4. CHUCK FISHER-Chess Club 25 Wrestling Club 3. SHEILA FONE-F.T.A. 29 Make-up Committee 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, Hockey Team 3, Action Club 3, 4, Operetta 4. DOUGLAS FORKEL-Soccer 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, Officials Club 2, Student Council 3, Karate Club 4. KEN FORT-Concert 84 Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2. SYLVIA FRADER-Cheerleading Club 2: Majorettes 3. JOSEPH FUSCO-Spanish Club 3. ROBERT GAVENDA-Swimming Club 2: Bridge Club 2, Hunting 84 Fishing Club 2, Football 3, 4: Football Club 3. ANTHONY GENOVESE-Chess Club 23 'Stage Crew 4. LINDA GENTZ-Colorguard gl Majorette Club 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Usherettes 31 Action Club 4: Chorus 4. BILL GEORGE--Bowling Club 2, 3, Wrestling Clubs 3. JEANNE GIERMAN-Chess Club 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Red Cross Club 3, 4, Prom Scenery 3, Bowling Team 3, 4. CARL GILLIARD-Swim Club 29 Football 29 Track Team 35 Cross Country 4, President Student Council 4. MARY GILSDORF-Cheerleading Club 25 Stenography Dicta- tion Club 3. CHRISTING GIORDANO-G.A.A. 23 Typing 2: Gymnastics 3. LINDA GIOVANELLI--G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Red Cross Olub 2, Modern Dance 2: Usherettes 3. STEVE GLENN--Electronics Club 2. BILL GLOVER-Typing Club 2, F.T.A. Club 3, 4, Investment Club 4. DAVE GORISH--Hunting 84 Fishing Club 2: J.V. Football 3, Football Club 3, Varsity Football Team 4. DON GOTTEL-Photography 2, 3. ANN GRAY-Typing 2, Red Cross 2, G.A.A. 2, 3. PAT GRAZIANO-Red Cross Club 2, Typing Club 3. DON GREER-Bowling Club 29 Action Club 2. JOHN GRIBBON-Key Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Bas- ketball Club 2, Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 45 Boys State 3, Student Council 3. GEORGEANN GRONDSKI-Sewing Club 2, 35 Music 4. JOHN GUARINO-Chess Club 25 Hy-Liter 2, 37 Action Club 3, 4, Afro-American Club 3, Operetta 43 Yearbook 43 Chorus 43 Choir 4: Simulation 4. SHIRLEY GUENTHER-Chorus 4. LINDA GULLI-Chorus 3. JANICE HAGEMAN-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 2, 3: Typing Club 2: Chorus 3, 4. ROBERT HAINES-Stage crew 2, 3. JEFFREY HAMER-Football 2, 3: Officials Club 2, 3: Bridge Club 2: Track 4. JILL HANCOCK-Cheerleading Club 2: Majorette Club 2: G.A.A. 2, 3: Red Cross 3, 4. SUSAN HARBOURT-Sewing Club 2: Typing Club 2: G.A.A. 2: Gymnastic 3. TERRI HAROWSKI-Student Council 2: Majorettes 2, 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Majorette Club 2: Swim Team 2: Chorus 3: Exchange Student 3: Investment Club 4. BOB HARRETT-Operetta Stage Crew 4. NANCY HARRIS-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Typing Club 2: Red Cross 2: Medical Careers Club 4: Help 4. DEBBIE HARTSHORN-Art Typing Club 2. GLORIA HASSON-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Court 4: Queen of Ball 4. VALERIE HAUENSTEIN-Band, Marching Band 8t Operetta Band 2, 3, 4. LARRY HAZELTON-Stage Craft 3, 4. COLLEEN HECTOR-G.A.A. 2, 3 ,4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Diving 2, 3, 4: Officials Club 3. LAURA HELFREY--G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Dance Club 2, 3: Pep Club 4: Senior Ball Court 4: Queens Court 4. TOM HENDRICKSEN-Military Club 2. BRUCE HENRY-Key Club 2, 3, 4: Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4: J.V. Baseball 2: Wrestling Club 3, 4: Varsity Baseball 3, 4. HARRY HEWETT-A.V. Club 2. MARY HIATT-G.A.A. 2, 4: Chorus 3, 4. ELEANOR HOUGH-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Jazz Club 2: Make-up 2: Typing Club 2: F.T.A. 3: Chorus 3, 4. DONNA HOYER-Prop Committee 2, 3: Sewing Club 2: Steno Lab 4: Chorus 4: G.A.A. 4. MARC HUGHS-Spanish Club 2: Math Workshop 2: Spanish Club 3. ALLEN HUTCHINS-Student Council 2: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: J.V. Baseball 2: Key Club 2, 3, 4: Boy's State 3: Track 3. ROBERT HUTCHINSON-Band 2, 3: J.V. Basketball 2, 3: Basketball Club 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4. DAVID HUTTON-Jazz Appreciation Club 2: Typing Club 2: Marching and Concert Band 3, 4: Dance Band' 4. SYLVIA IVES--G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Psychology Club 2: Spanish Club 2: Chorus 2, 4: Student Council 3, 4: Pep Club 4. GORDON IVINS-Chorus 2: Bridge Club 2: Cross Country 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 4: Photography Club 3: Creative Writing 4: Hy- liter 4. MICHAEL JAEGER-Hunting 81 Fishing Club 2. JO ANN JASKINSKI-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Color Guard Club 2: Hy-liter 3, 4: P.S.8tD. 3: Publicity Club 3: Pep Club 4. RUTH ANN JUASS-Art Typing 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Operetta Publicity 2, 3, 4: Officials Club 3: Chorus 4. SHARANE JENEI-Typing Club 2, 3. JOSEPH JESSON-Concert Band 2, 3, 4: Electronics Club 2: Marching Band 2, 3. PATTI JONES-Basketball 2. 19 ROSALIND JONES-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2: Knitting Club 2: Chairman of Afro-American Club 3, 4. RICHARD KALSTON-Mechanical Drawing Club 2: Math Club 2: Track Team 3. DOTTIE KAMRAD-Majorettes Club 2: G.A.A. 2, 3. MELISSA KING-G.A.A. 2: Typing Club 2: Algebra Club 2: Chorus 3, 4: P.S.8tD. 3: Investment Club 4. CH ERYL KINSEY-Sewing Club 2: Afro-American Club 3. STEVE KISH-Electric Shop Club 2. ART KISTLER-Baseball 2: Stage Craft 4. DAVID KLEPPINGER-J.V. Baseball 2: Student Council 2, 3: Bowling Club 2: Jr. Prom Committee 3. BETH KLOCKNER-Chorus 2, 3, 4: Cheerleading Club 2. DIANE KOCSIS-Cheerleading Club 2: Majorette Club 2, 3, 4. MARCIA KOPEC-Sewing Club 2: G.A.A. 2, 3. WALT KOPEC-Typing Club 2, 3: A.V. Club 3: Karate Club 4. BARBARA KOSCO-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Modern Dance Club 2: Chorus 3, 4: Investment Club 4. SHARON KOWALEWSKI-Chorus 2, 3, 4: F.T.A. 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Modern Dance Club 3. KAREN KOWALIK-Bridge Club 2: G.A.A. 2, 3. SHEILA KRASNANSKY-G.A.A. 2, 3: Hy-liter Staff 4. CHRIS KULESZA-Cheerleading Club 2: Typing 3. VIC KUNST-Track Team 2: Hunting 81 Fishing Club 2, Bowling Club 2. ANDY KURUTZ-Bowling Club 2: Typing Club 2: Stage De- sign 3, 4: Yearbook Staf'f 4. DOLORES LA BAW-Bridge Club 2: Typing Club 2: Steno Club 4. JEAN LACKO-G.A.A. 3: Jr. Prom Committee 3: Dance Committee 3: Student Council 4. FAITH LAMPREY--G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Concert Band' 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 2, 3, 4: Operetta Band 3: Hy-liter 3, 4: Math Tutor 3. RAY LARGE--Electric Shop Club 2. TOM LASLO-Wrestling Club 3: Gymnastics Club 3. MIKE LAVDAS-A.V. Club 2. JOHN LEADEM-Spanish Club 3: Chorus Club 4: Action Club 4. LINDA LEE-Chorus 2, 3, 4: School Show 2: Thespian So- ciety 2, 3: Madrigal 3: Student 'Council 4: Pep Club 4. DEBBIE LEIGH-Typing Club 2: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Steno Club 3: Chorus 3, 4. BECKY LINARD-G.A.A. 2, 3: Spanish Club 2: Psychology Club 2: Choir 3: Senior Ball Court 4: Homecoming Court 4. PAUL LO BUE-Swim Club 2: Chess Club 2: A.V. Club 3: Hunting and Fishing Club 3. KAREN LOCKWOOD-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Bowling Team 2, 3, 4: Make-up 2, 3: Typing Club 2: F.T.A. 2: Medical 84 Health Club 4. JOYCE LOGAN-Modern Dance Club 2: G.A.A. 2, 3. KAYE LOIK-Cheerleading Club 2, 3: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Make-up Committee 3: Gymnastics Club 4: Pep Club 4. DON MACCIOCCA-Metal Shop Club 2: Wrestling Club 3, 42 Prom Committee 3. CATHY MAGNOLO-G.A.A. 2, Typing Club 2, Sewing Club 4. WAYNE MAHAN-Key Club 2, 3, 4, J.V. Soccer 2, Varsity Soccer 3, 4, Wrestling Club 3, 4. BILL MAHONEY-Chorus 2, 3, 4, School Show 2, 3, Madri- gal 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Thespian Club 3, Cross-Country 4. TERESA MANOBIANCO-Modern Dance Club 2, Typing Club 2, Scenery 2, 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Sewing Club 3, F.T.A. 4, Pep Club 4. GEORGE MARKS-Action Club 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, Poetry Editor 3, 4, Creative Writing Club 3, 4, Track 3. MAUREEN MARTINO-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Council 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, Pep Club 4. LYNDA MASON-Chorus 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading Club 2, 50 Mile Swim Club 2, 3, Gymnastics Club 3, Swim Club 3. JO ANN MASSEI-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Algebra Club 2, Gymnas- tics Club 2, Officials Club 3, Usherettes 3, Typing Club 3, Chorus 4, Pep Club 4. DAVE MAU L-Creative Writing Club 3. CAROL MAYOROS-Red Cross 2, G.A.A. 3, 4, Officials Club 3, Gymnastics 3, 4, Tumbling Club 4. GLENNA McCAULLEY-P.S.8tD. 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, Operetta 3, Lifesaving 3, Cheerleading Club 3, 50 Mile Swim Club 3, Pep Club 4, Yearbook 4, Concert Choir 4. GARRY McMAHON-Photography Club 2, 3, Printing Club 2, 3. JOAN McTIGHE-Senior Chorus 4. ELLEN McVEIGH--Typing Club 2, G.A.A. 2, 4, Cheerleading Club 2, Bowling 3, 4, Medical Club 4, Chorus 4. SUE METAT-Color Guard 2, Student Council 2. LINDA MIGLIACCI-Choir 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, F.T.A. Club 4, Pep Club 4, Honor Society 4, Senior Ball Court 4, Homecoming Court 4. LINDA MILLER-Stage Craft 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, Help Club 2, 3, 4, Typing Club 2, Photography Club 3, Concert Choir 4. PAT MILLER-G.A.A. 2, 3, Typing Club 2, Concert Choir 4, Music Club 4. TOM MILLER-Band 2, 3, 4. JIM MITCHELL-Spanish Club 2. PAT MITCHEM-Choir 2, Sewing Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3. NANCY MITZEN-Typing Club 2, G.A.A. 2. FRANK MONACHELLO-Student Council 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 3, 3. JACK MORA-Learn to Swim Club 2, Chess Club 2, 3, P.S.8lD. 3, 4, Action Club 4, Hy-liter 4. DEBORAH MOREY--G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Dance, Concert, Oper- etta, Marching Bands 2, 3, 4, Hy-liter 2, 3, Operetta 4, Pep Club 4. DEBORAH MORRISON-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Sewing Club 2. KEN MORTON-Marching, Concert Bands 2, 3, 4, Swim Club 3: Gymnastics Club 4. WALT MOTCHNIK--Football 2, 3, Weightlifting Club 2. KAREN MOUNT-Hy-liter Staff 2, 3, Lifesaving Club 2, Modern Dance Club 2, Usherettes 3, Chorus 4: Publicity Committee 4. SANDRA MULLINEAUX-G.A.A. 2, Typing Club 2, Cheerlead- ing Club 2. JOSEPH MUOLO-Military Club 2, Karate Club 4. BRUCE NAGY-Bowling Team 2, 3, Band 3, 4. SUE NALE-Typing Club 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 3, 4, Costume Committee 4. SUSAN O'BANION-Hy-liter 2, Student Council 2, 4, Typing Club 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Officials Club 3, Yearbook 4. DALE OVERTON-Bowling Team 2, 3, Track 3, Chorus 4. KAREN OWENS-Typing Club 2, Help 3, Sewing Club 3. CINDY PAGE-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading Club 2, 3, Pep Club 4. LINDA PALMIERI--Typing Club 2, Art Typing Club 2, Busi- ness Machines 3. ANGELA PASQUALE-Student Council 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Cheerleading Club 2, 3, Math Club 3, Scenery 3, Dance Committee 3, Pep Club 4. DELORES PATTERSON-G.A.A. 2, 50 Mile Swim Club 2, Cheerleading 2, Lifesaving Club 3, Officials Club 3, Chorus 4. CATHY PENNACCHI-Typing Club 2, Colorguard 2, 3, 4: Prop 3, Usherettes 3, Investments Club 4, Math Club 4. FRANCES PERLSTEIN-Hy-liter 2, 3, 4, P.S.8tD. 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Pep Club 4. RAY PETERS-Stage Crew 2, J.V. Soccer 2, 3, Varsity Soc- cer 4. DAVID PETERSON--Chess Club 2, 3. NICK PIANTONI-J.V. Baseball 2, 3, J.V. Basketball 2, Var- sity Baseball 4. MARTIN PILCH-Military Club 2, Chess Club 2, Soccer 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Creative Writing 4. CHRIS PISARRO-Cheerleading Club 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Hockey Team 3, J.V. Cheerleading Captain 4. ED PLAVCHAK-Chess Club 2, Military Club 2, Football Club 3, J.V. Baseball 3, Creative Writing 4, Hy-liter 4, Var- sity Football 4. EVELYN POPP-Diving 84 Swimming Team 2, 50 Mile Swim Club 2, Lifesaving 2, Help 3, Student Council 4. NOREEN POWERS-Sewing Club 3. JOHN PROIETTI-Baseball 2, Soccer 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, Student Council 4. RICHARD PYLE--Stage Crew 2, A.V. 3, 4. CATHIE QUICK-Chorus 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3. KAREN QUICK-F.T.A. Club 2, Typing Club 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Officials Club 3, Sewing Club 3, Yearbook 4. HELEN QUINN-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Business Machines Club 2, Photography Club 3, Apparatus Club 4. MIKE RASIMOWICZ-Varsity Soccer 2, 3, 4, Basketball Club 2, 3, J.V. Baseball 2, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4. PEGGY REED-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Props 3, 4, Color Guard Club 3, Investments Club 4. NANCY RENELT-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Dance Committee 3, Pep Club 4. BARBARA RICE-Choir 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Color Guard Club 2, Scenery 3, 4, Officials Club 3, Pep Club 4. NANCY RINZ-G.A.A. 3, Business Machines Club 3, Dance Committee 3, Yearbook 4, Cheerleading Club 2. DEBBIE ROBB-Gymnastics Club 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Chorus 4. DAVID ROKITA-Gymnastics Club 4. DANIEL ROSE'l'l'Y-Football Club 2, Hunting 81 Fishing Club 2, Chess Club 2. JUDY ROSTRON-G.A.A. 2, 33 Usherettes 33 Pep Club 4. DONNA ROTH-Modern Dance 2, 33 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Chorus 33 Gymnastics Club 4. JOANNE ROUBA-F.T.A. 2, 3, 43 Music 8m Drama Apprecia- tion 23 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Exchange Student 33 Student Council 4, Action Club 43 Bowling Team 4. SCOTT ROUBA--Cross Country Manager 3, 43 Electric Shop Club 33 Karate Club 4. HAROLD RUNFOLO-Music 81 Jazz Appreciation Club 23 Hy- liter Photographer 43 P.S.8tD. 43 Dance Band 4. EDWARD RUSSO-Motorcycle Club 2. CAROL SADLEY-G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Typing Club 23 Cheerlead- ing Club 23 Props 33 Investments Club 4. JOSEPH SADLEY-Hunting 84 Fishing Club 23 Chess Club 2, 3. JOSEPH SALVATORE-J.V. Football 2. RICKI SANDBERG-Chorus 2, 43 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 F.T.A. Club 3. EDWARD SANDERS-J.V. Soccer 23 Student Council 23 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Varsity 'Soccer 3, 4. BOB SCHAFER--Soccer 2, 3, 43 Boating Club 23 Math Club 4. SANDY SCHLEHER-Concert, Dance, Operetta Band 2, 3, 43 Marching Band 2, 3, 43 Student Council 33 Business Machines Club 3. NANCY SCH-ROEDER-G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Hy-liter 2, 33 Modern Dance Club 23 Lifesaving Club 23 50 Mile Swim Club 2, 43 Swim Team 23 Usherette 33 Chorus 43 Operetta Publicity 4. PAUL SCHULER-Varsity Track 2, 33 Boating Club 23 Var- sity Swimming 3, 43 Advanced Swim Club 3, 43 50 Mile Swim Club 4. GEORGE SCHUMM-Sailing Club 23 Wrestling 33 Medical Club 4. ROSEMARY SCOPELLITI-G.A.A. 3, 43 Modern Dance Club 33 General Office Practice Club 33 Chorus 3, 4. SCOTI' SEABRIDGE-Competition Swimming 2. MICKEY SEDA-Red Cross Club 33 F.T.A. Club 4. SHARON SELMON-G.A.A. 2, 33 Steno-Transcription Club 3. DAVID SELTZER-Marching, Concert 81 Dance Band 3, 4. KATHY SEMEN-Hy-liter 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Cheerlead- ing Club 2, 33 Stage Design 3, 43 Yearbook 43 Pep Club 4. LINDA SEVERS-Handiwork Club 23 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Red Cross Club 33 Publicity 33 Medical Careers Club 43 F.T.A. Club 4. JANET SHAW--G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Red Cross Club 23 Majo-rettes 3, 43 Majorette -Club 33 Steno Lab. Club 33 Hy-liter 43 Chorus 43 Publicity 43 Pep Club 4. JONATHAN SHEFF-Cross Country 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Chess Club 23 Action -Club 3, 43 Creative Writing 3, 43 Costume Committee 3, 4. KATHY SHULL-G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Cheerleading Club 2, 33 Scenery 23 J.V. Cheerleader 33 Lifesaving Club 33 Prom 33 Pep Club 43 Hy-liter 43 Student Council 43 Honor Society 4. SVETLANA SILVESTROV-Stage Design 2, 33 G.A.A. 2, 33 Chorus 2, 3, 43 50 Mile Swim Club 2, 33 P.S.8tD. 23 Basket- ball 23 Action Club 2, 33 Creative Writing 4. JEANNE SISTI-Thespian 2, 33 Operetta 2, 33 Drama Show 2, 33 Chorus 2, 33 Madrigal 2, 33 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Prom 3, 43 Pep Club 4. RON SKERRATT-Cross Country 2, 33 Track 23 Hunting 81 Fishing Club 2. NATALIE SKORUPSKY-Stage Design 2, 3, 43 Afro-Ameri- can Club 33 Comparative Religions Club 43 Creative Writing Club 4. SUSAN SKRZYDLINSKI--G.A.A. 2, 33 Red Cross Club 23 Usherettes 33 Business Machines Club 2. MAUREEN SLAVIN-G.A.A. 2, 33 F.T.A. 23 Red Cross 23 Clothing Club 43 Pep Club 4. ALICE SMITH-Spanish Club 2, 33 Handiwork Club 23 Busi- ness Machines Club 33 Vice President Spanish Club 4. JEAN SMITH-Marching, Concert, Operette Bands 2, 3, 43 Stage Band 4. LOIS SMITH-Stage Design 2, 43 Chorus 3, 43 Property Committee 33 Stage Crew 43 Yearbook 4. PEGGY SMITH-G.A.A. 23 Typing Club 2. JOE SMOLINSKI-Hunting 84 Fishing Club 2. FRANCES SODEN-G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Color Guard Club 2, 43 Cheerleading Club 23 Prom 3, 43 Hockey Team 33 Pep Club 4. SUE SOKOLOWSKI-Cheerleading 2, 33 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 J.V. Cheerleading 33 Dance Committee 33 Pep Club 4. MICHAEL SPEDICK-Dance, Concert, Marching Band 2, 3, 43 Operetta Band 3, 43 Band President 4. LINDA SPIRKO-G.A.A. 3, 43 Red Cross Club 4. JEFFREY STAMBAUGH-Spanish Club 2. TOM STATHOPULOS--Chorus 2, 3, 43 Officials Club 23 Modern Dance 23 J.V. Soccer 23 Madrigal 3, 43 Operetta 3, 4. CATHY STEPHENS-G.A.A. 23 Art Typing 23 Modern Dance 23 Choir 43 Gymnastics 4. RODERICK STEWART-Football 2, 3, 43 Officials Club 2, 3: Football club 2, 3, 4. TOM STREMLO-Hunting 84 Fishing Club 2. KATHY STRYESKI-P.S.8tD. 2, 33 Operetta Publicity 2, 33 Hy-liter 2, 33 Action 'Club 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 33 Spanish Club 4. MARY ELIZABETH SURGUN--Modern Dance 23 Typing 23 G.A.A. 2. BRIAN SWAN-Operetta 2, 3, 43 Thespian Club 2, 33 Chorus 33 Drama 3, 43 Honor Society 4. SKIP SZYMANSKI-Track 2, 3, 4. DONNA TKACS-Color Guard 23 Sewing Club 3. AUDREY THOMAS-Afro-American 23 Red Cross 3, 43 Cho- rus 4. JUDY TIFFENBACH-Twirler 2, 33 Twirling -Club 2, 33 Span- ish Club 23 G.A.A. 2, 33 Swimming Club 33 Captain Twiler 43 Chorus 4. MARY TOLERICO-Color Guard 23 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Make-up 2. PAULETTE TOMASZEWSKI-G.A.A. 2, 33 Cheerleading Club 23 Hy-liter 33 Chorus 3, 43 Red Cross Club 33 Gymnastics Club 4. EDWARD TOMLIN-Hunting 81 Fishing Club 23 Wrestling Club 3. ANNA TOTH-Student Council 23 Steno Work Shop 33 Busi- ness Machines Club 3. RICK TOTH-Action Club 3, 43 Light Crew 3, 43 Creative Writing 3, 43 Hy-liter 3, 4. CHUCK TRAMONTANA-Concert Band 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 2, 35 Dance Band 2. PETER TUOZZOLO-A.V. Club 25 Band 3, 4. GAIL TURK-F.T.A. 2, 3, 45 Typing Club 25 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4. LYNN VANDERVEER-G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Bridge Club 25 Red Cross Club 35 Usherettes 35 Sewing Club 4. MARY LOU VAN SYCKLE-Typing 25 Sewing Club 2, 3. JO ANN VELENGER-Typing Club 25 Usherettes 35 Color Guard- Club 35 Sewing Club 45 G.A.A. 4. CAROL VICKERS-F.T.A. Club 25 Color Guard 25 Operetta 25 G.A.A. 2, 3. CLAUDIA VOCINO-Operetta 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. Club 25 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 President of Usherettes 35 Action Club 3, 4. ANN WAGNER-Sewing Club 45 50 Mile Swim Club 4. LORRAINE WALCH-Art Typing 25 Lifesaving Club 25 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Properties Committee 2, 3, 45 Color Guard Club 35 Spanish Club 45 F.T.A. Club 45 Pep Club 4. RICHARD WALTER-Psychology Club 25 P.S.8tD. 25 Hy-liter 25 Operetta Publicity 2, 35 Action Club 3, 45 Creative Writing Club 4. JOE WEBER-J.V. Football 25 Officials Club 25 Chess Club 25 Wrestling Club 3, 4. KAREN WENZEL-Cheerleading Club 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 3. LINDA WERTS-G.A.A. 2, 3. ANDY WESS-Football 25 J.V. Basketball 25 Gymnastics Club 2, 3, 45 Wrestling Club 2, 3, 4. SUE WEYMAN-G.A.A. 2, 35 Typing Club 25 Chorus 4. GAIL WHARTON-Knitting Club 25 Art Typing 25 G.A.A. 25 Modern Dance 35 Gymnastics 3. ROSE WHITTAKER-Red Cross 2, 45 Cheerleading 25 Red Cross 4. WALTER WILCZYNSKI-Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Action Club 2, 3, 45 Jazz Appreciation Club 25 Creative Writing 3, 4. LES WILDERMAN-A.V. 3, 45 Karate Club 4. GLEN WILLIS-Health Club 2, 35 Gymnastic Club 4. ELLEN WILNO-Cheerleading Club 25 Dance Committee 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Operetta 25 Chorus 3, 45 J.V. Cheerleading 35 Varsity Cheerleading Captain 45 Pep Club 45 Secretary of Student Council 4. DONNA WILSON-Spanish Workshop 25 Red Cross 35 Span- ish Club 35 Sewing Club 45 Medical Careers 4. KATHY WISELY-Secretary of Class 25 Color Guard 2, 35 Operetta 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 4. RON WOLF-Stage Craft 4. CHRIS WOOD-Key Club 2, 3, 45 J.V. Soccer 25 Varsity Soccer 3, 45 Wrestling Club 4. BOB WOOD-Hunting 84 Fishing Club 25 Printing Club 2. JOAN WOOTEN-Art Typing 25 Knitting Club 25 Steno Club 2. CAROL WOROB-Cheerleading Club 25 G.A.A. 2, 35 Gymnas- tics Club 3. PATRICIA WOSPIL-Red Cross Club 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 3. PAM WRIGHT-Chorus 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Typing 25 Operetta 35 Officials Club 35 50 Mile Swim Club 45 Pep Club 4. SHIRL YENNER-Art Typing Club 25 Handiworks Club 25 Publicity 3. RALPH YOUNG-Band 2, 35 Track 2, 4. MARY ZEISSLER-G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading Club 2, 3, Dance Committee 3. ANTHONY ZITO-Varsity Football 45 Varsity Basketball 45 Key Club 4. board of education Standing-L. Diloia, C. Howell, J. Samarone, R. Crockett, R. lnnocenzi, F. Gmitter. Seated-G. Guido, W. Courson, A. Peeck, N. Stilwell, L. Brower Jr. 9 preserve your memories, of they're all thats left you From Bookends by Paul Simon Co 1968 Paul Simon Published by Charing Cross Music In 'V r x L I f p L 1 r I r nl,