Highland High School - Heather Yearbook (Blackwood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1969 volume:

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N N 3 X 5 Afiffik v ' 5, Q23 Us QW Q X Q X E ' isis X if I 1969 H EATI-I ER HIGHLAND REGIGNAL HIGH SCHOOL BLACKWOOD, NEW JERSEY C gf.-v-O ' fx 1 IX mlm'-llimxvi Z- . 4,6 4' s 234 0' Q 42 0 , Q ca' J 0 x 1 uni Q Q As one travels through the highlands And gazes upon the fields of heather, H Before his very own eyes He sees the stages of growth from bud to blossom. While glancing through our own Heather, We, too, witness the stages of development In the growth ' ' Of Highland Regional High School students. -12 IIS ,, - K.. .. Q S Qqgi ' sg 9- 155.1 I l P 4 , Last year Highland experienced the sudden loss of a dear friend, Mr. Ron- dom, a man who will become a lasting memory in the hearts of students and teachers. He had been an inspiration to all who knew him during that first hectic year here: iMr. Rondom displayed interest in his students. Realizing that teaching is more than merely relaying information and attitudes, he truly communicated with each student. He was a living lesson in understanding anfcompassion. The faculty too felt his influence. He boosted morale and was always willing to listen to a problem and to help solve it. To them, he was more than a fellow teacher: he was a respected and beloved friend. The 1969 Heather serves as a fitting memorial to Mr. Steen Rondom. BOARD OF EDUCATION FIRST ROW: Mrs. M. Neville, Mr. W. Hyland, Mr. L. DeGeorge, Mr. J. Moffa, Mr. A. Muller, Mr. E. Hill: SECOND ROW: Mr. J. Shorter, Mr, J. Kooistra, Mr. A. Calabrese, Mr. D. Downer, Mr. S. Feldman. On behalf of my fellow Board Members: My wishes are extended to the graduating Class of 1969 for a long life of happiness and success. Remember, graduates, you must thank many persons for making this graduation a reality. We extend our thanks to the administration and all members of the staff, professional and non-professional. Their assistance and guidance, I am sure, in some way have helped you develop a brighter outlook on life. Above all, your parents have contributed most to this feat's becoming a reality. A special tribute should be extended to all of you for your enthusiasm and school spirit that have established a new record for this school district. It is this kind of lead- ership by students that builds good character and outstanding citizenship. In your reflections to come in future years, remember Highland with the good fellowship of your democratic fellow students. I am concerned with your future. I would hope that each graduate pursues a defi- nite course in life. Seek out your vocation. Assume the proper attitude and you will be sure to succeed. A great many events have occurred during your high school years that have changed the course of history. You have experienced some historical events that have hailed the hallmark of our times. The success of the Apollo Eight is one of those happenings. This should inspire you as graduates to forge ahead to make this the greatest nation in the world. I say stand up for what is right and just for all of mankind.Do not be influenced by the militant forces that are out to break down the sphere of law and order that has served our nation so well for generation upon generation. Do not let these moments of violence ta ke root in your lifetime. May the dreams and hopes of peace, fellowship and understanding for a better world become a reality for all. Good luck, graduates. Joseph R. Moffa, President Board of Education 4 SUPERINTENDENT . moms ' . 7 ZZI 'KWZ l . ' elf wtg f..l A s llss l l - d is . .fs .l I ' A Q 'H X if, 3 1 new To the Members of the Class of 1969: ln a few more days, for each one of you, another chapter in the book of life draws to a close. And so would I remind you, before you begin the next, that it has often been said, Fools brag about what they have done, but wise men despair of accom- plishments never attained. As you look back and reflect, are you, like so many of us, dissatisfied with your past efforts and accomplishments? Fortunately for all of us, the opportunities ahead are endless if we will but recognize and accept the challenge. lt would be dishonest to say that it is easy, for at one time or another each one of us gets discouraged-the gifted as well as the unfortunate, the rich as well as the poor, and even the strong as well as the weak. With discouragement, effort becomes a bur- den. And yet, for a fact, everybody in this world has a burden. This in itself is relatively unimportant. What is important is HOW YOU CARRY IT. My challenge to you is to car- ry your burden well. lt is my hope that these words will encourage you in the days ahead. To each one of you, I extend my very best wishes for success, good health, and lasting happiness. . Sincerely, A. W. Nluller Superintendent 5 ,we T Mrs. Virginia Forneron Principal sk , iris. Ma A .7 'Hmm . . riir i K K kirvr nf In 'S riirir rrir i t r ? Memory is a thought garage. We park in it our ideas and recollections of the past. These have only one gear, a reverse gear, that enables one to travel in only one direction - backward to vanished days. . May your memories of your high school days give you both comfort and wisdom in the future. Sincere best wishes Virginia Forneron Mr. James A. Keegan Vice-Principal 'x.,.,,z .-W'- 6 1 .., It XM 5413.7 ,W?p2y,gf- ,1 A119 ,V -, Q . gi l.'gla ,l...,.. -45: ff-wi - .ya J' aff? Mr. Rex A. Donnelly Administrative Assistant KNOW Mr. Roger E. Nathan Director of Vocational Education 7 ECU Ity and Staff As the earth furnishes minerals and moisture to a plant for growth, Teaching and guidance supply food for the growth of mind Mr. DanielWilliams Wilkes College B.S. Bucknell University M.S. GUIDANCE Mr. Larnie B. Shaw Miss Gladys Ackerman Bucknell University B.A. Temple University B.S., Temple University M.Ed. M.Ed. The guidance department of Highland is staffed by three interested counselors and boasts of spa- cious, modern facilities. All students at sometime during their high school careers have the oppor- tunity to-visit its offices on the first floor and to take advantage of the many services it renders to Highland students. Under the director, Mr. Daniel Williams, are counselors Mr. Larnie Shaw and Miss Gladys Acker- man. Each counselor advises students of one class level, and the freshman class is divided among them. With this arrangement, a counselor knows many students personally and can help with person- al problems. The guidance suite provides an office for each counselor and a large waiting room where guidance information is displayed as well as a group conference room. A guidance library has college cata- logues and vocational information available for student use. Many services to the administration, the faculty, and the student body are performed by High- land's guidance department. It issues a newsletter giving information about colleges and careers. lt also helps carry out recommendations of the School Board and assists teachers in interpreting standardized tests and results. Most services, however, benefit the students. Maintaining records, administering tests, and holding conferences are important activities of the department which aid a student in determining his course of study in school and eventually choosing a college or vocation. fl 5422 Miss Cora Assenheimer Temple University B.S., M.Ed. Miss Barbera A. Daneluzzi Bucknell University B.A. J-.,. Miss Helen L. Megargee Department Head Temple University B.S., M.Ed. 11 Q. lww1zt,sfggm.Kf15: 5. , 'hu ---'- . ' 'f : s:vf-1:-wiiw is .. fs . g Q ql'54:f.1a C A ' in ' 'L ' 4 . , by ' ' 5' A . , Qiiilwllri . f s,A. S ssris . gi if i..- Q i Mr. John Cameron Montclair College B.A. Mrs. Carol Fazekas Rutgers University B.A. V i -L Mrs. Marilyn W. Getson Mrs. Margaret S. Hallahan Temple University B.S. Douglass College B.A. Can grammar be this interesting? Miss Mary L. Laughlin Mr. Victor A. Mignogna Douglass College B.A. LaSalle College B.A. Miss Betty L. McVey Indiana State University B.S. Temple University M. Ed. V . V T12 Mrs. Lois M. Mumma Rutgers University B.A. Miss Elaine Prasch Mrs, Mari' Ellen Rutgers University B.A. Schwarzwalder Plymouth State College B.E Mrs. Peggy Anne Thomas ' Eastern Baptist College B.A. Ecrivez! 13 X Mrs. Diane Lorraine Wagner Goucher College B.A. 4,,,, L qu.. H Mr. John B. Billington Glassboro State College B.S . ,I . Mr. Larry L. Laubach Department Head Bloomsburg College B.S. Q, . an - u X X h My , ,X V XX xx X S ti, Wy Mr, Louis Camerota Mr. Paul A. DlPO!1Zl3I'1O Drexel Institute of Glassboro State College Technology B.S., B.A. 14 i I' NJ Mr. Bruce Greenawalt Elizabethtown College B.S. Mrs. Carol A. Laubach Miss Beth Norkis Bloomsburg College B.S. Glassboro State College B.A Try to stick that slide rule in your back pocket! f Le'tT1fYfi'19f'? 592 Q I Y l .w'g. QflS1ff A 5 , i-9254 V f sire X l Mr. Raymond B. Heston Glassboro College B.A. Mr. Karl J. Natale Rutgers University B.A. Mr. Winfred W. Powell Department Head Rutgers University B.S. l 1 6 E A Miss Marcia L. Leek University of Delaware B.S. Mr. William J.Schultz Glassboro State College B.S..M.A. ' ,f Q Mrs. Valerie U. Spinanger Trenton State College B.A. Seton Hall University M.S. Mr. Paul Withers Bloomsburg State College B.S. 5 ff LQ, A L P X Iv- fi' NN S. , Egg for U t ite r, fly., '- f , 2, 2-1' San: we is gsm-.. We 'Y Mrs. Constance Withers Rutgers University B.S. ei' I Watching microbes watching us! 3' '1 HOIVIEIVIAKING ,.-gif., Ei : f. , is ' : of .1 . 1 -M gn ,,. sf . ...U R Y Q ll if WM N J' m. ,N 10 A 5 f ,:', 1 ,J ,: gf, J Qi Q3 qi if I ax .HQ 45 3 4 g gb 4' 'S 1' I -Y Mrs. Maria B. Gibson Mrs, Susan M, Maw RUYSGVS UVUVEVSHY Drexel Institute of Technology B.S. gub- Mrs. Constance Rowell Mrs, Diane E, Rua,-k MOf1tCl3lV College B-A University of Maryland B.S 18 Miss Marian Bowers Marietta College B.A. MEVIC Q , ,RW I 1 lr , s Mr. Donald Brandt Wilkes College B S 'U ..,u,. hiiii aa -ji Mrs. Cynthia Laubach Mr. Dominic Zaccone Ursinus College B.A. La Salle College B.A. buuzr' A Wwe-'Wim' Miss Marlene G. Douglas Livingston College B.S. N ft v , ' .fspflgi i, ,mt .,- ' ':-: A Mr. Stephen Seu Department Head Trenton State College B.A. BUSINESS EDUCATICN Mr. Joseph Konstantinos Troy State University B.S. 21 s. f , 1 limi, S 4 ,. Nw I I I 5? 44 V Mrs. Margherite E. McDermott Trenton State College B.A. 't:,,,f,, 3 Mr. Robert Phillips Rider College B.S., M.A Cp .. X ' ' 7 if Shades of Madison Avenue! UVA 1 u ,A g . I W T f I ,iQiii:f,.. l iii .u 1 E 0,4 Mrs. Donna Lee Nicholas Trenton State College B.A. Mrs. Catherine A. Ruff Trenton State College B.A. Mr. Allan Rifkin Trenton State College B.A., M.A. gl , f Future secretaries work industriously. 'll Mr. George Dunn Rutgers University B.A. Nlr Arnold W. Webster Cheyney State College B.S. Glassboro State College M.A. SPECIAL EDUCATION The Special Education program, often called Occupational Education, is designed to develop the self-respect and the self-confidence of the individual student. At the same time, the program prepares him for that place he even- tually will occupy in our society. The students in this program are expected to succeed with a minimum of supervision in all areas of life. At maturity they will be capable of occupation- al and social independence in a modern competitive society. Academic courses are designed to provide the student with information and experience which will assist him in meeting his everyday needs, aid him in finding his proper place in our economic world, and develop responsible citizenshiptraits. The program is planned as a two phase unit. The first is completed in school where the student receives training in academic and vocational areas. The second phase, work training, involves spending half a day in school and the rest of the day in employment situations. On the completion of the sec- ond half, the majority of the students will be able to obtain and successfully maintain full-timejobs. 23 INDUSTRIAL ARTS f 24 Mr. James R. Fischer Department Head Trenton State College B.A., M.A. Mr. Carl Arena Mr. Albert Camaione Mr. John Kobylinski Millersville State College B.A. Temple University Kutztown State College B.A Mr. Ralph Ross Mr. Thomas Weghorst Trenton State College B.A., Trenton State College M.A. 25 Mg., NX- eQf,,,,,,. ARTS Miss Patricia Sukonik Temple University B.S. Tyler School of Fine Arts we i ie, gsaziezaii W Miss Deborah Ann Stern Connecticut College for Women B.A. Temple University M. Ed. 26 an ' if i' H Mr. Joseph DiMenna Department Head Glassboro State College M.A. MUSIC i 12 '12, Mr. Leland Kuchler Glassboro State College B.A M. Ed. I-A Mrs. Christina R. Lehneis Trenton State College B.A. Mrs. Jean L. Schubert Department Head University of Alabama B.S. PHYSICAL EDUCATION gyfyi Miss Lucretia Magness Martha Serepca Ursinus College B.S. Temple University B. , L M.Ed. L qw ivivfi N 1, x 1 1. V i NN 'tix , 1 H ,,- i Mr. Bernard F. Lynch Department Head Glassboro State College B.A., M.A. Mr. James B. Ackert West Chester State College B.S. Trenton State College M.A. Mr. John Drew Mr. William Hughes Miami University B.S. Pfeiffer College B.S. 29 Mr. Russel T. Donahue Temple University B.S. Mr. David W. James West Chester State College B.S. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Mrs. A. Walsh Drexel Institute of Technology lVl.A. Library Science LIBRARY Ver-rery inter-res-sting i 2.15. Lai . .s fx Who are you trying to kid? Study quietly? We can't go on meeting like this. 30 OFFICE STAFF STANDING, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mrs. J. Kearny, Mrs. M. Stollsteimer, Mrs. M. Orcutt, Mrs. M. Septer, Mrs. D. Jones: SITTING: Mrs. M. Barbera, Mrs. F. Ireland. MEDICAL STAFF my ..... 3 .5 Dr. L. Ludwig, M.D. H. Bowman, R.N. 31 D. Priest, building foremang A. Smith, matron: E. Bowman, custodi- an, V. Clark, custodian. CUSTODIAL AND CAFETERIA STAFF Mr. Ralph Letts District Supervisor of Buildings and Grounds FIRST ROW: Mrs. D. Zerbe, Mrs. H. Lepsky, Mrs. E. Wolf, Mrs. S. Dilks, Mrs. S. Atkinson, Mrs. V. Boyle1SEC- OND ROW: Mrs. R. Letts, Mrs. A. Di Menna. 32 Hmm If I could squeeze in 12 more tests . . Big John PEPSI The Pepsi generationu? l A-b-e L+ Now that you've heard 'Jack and the Beanstalk' ., Woman With a Violin n-k-i-n R-r-r-u-f-f-fl Another lecture to a misbehaving student! Attention all yearbook staff members . . 5 Seniors Just as the heather reaches ful! bioom. So seniors bkossom into adukthood FIRST ROW: Mrs. M. McDermott, W. Kelsey, J. Mancini, R. Rich, J. Tracey, L. Fahringer, C. Joyce, L. Venutig SECOND ROW: L. Rosenberger, S. Cohen, M. Bastinelli, J. McKay, D. Yutronich, K. McCloskey, W. Jones, J. McNeil, C. Wirebackp THIRD ROW: E. Boccuti, M. Alexander, S. Stiles, K. Jones, S. Minosse, P. Price, A. Haines, P. LaGrossa. SENIOR OFFICERS AND COMMITTEE J. Mancini, R. Rich, J. Tracey, W. Kelsey. 36 MARINA H. ALEXANDER 409 Hillcrest Avenue Blackwood Algebra class, freshman year, only four students in class and Mitchell Guidance Aides 43 Heather 43 Ex- ecutive Committee 3,41 Junior Classical League 1. VINCE H. BARILOTTI 533 Fresno'Court Magnolia Passing summer school fresh man year Stage Crew 23 Football 1. MICHAEL A. BASTIANELLI 102 Adrienne Avenue Blackwood Junior Classical League 1,2 fTrea- surer 233 Tennis 43 Science Club 1' Executive Committee 3,41 Artis- ' v ans4. , 4 , TERRY M. BELL 240 Elmer Avenue . Runnemede All the good times on the soft- ballteam Basketball 1,2,3Q Softball 1,2,33 Hockey 1,2.3: DECA 43 GAA 1,2. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 5 ,- ,Q-'S ..- mx, .' Mt ii. I I X - v DENNIS J. BALMER 343 Cressmont Avenue Blackwood RUTH E. BARRETT RD 1 Box 3a Blackwood Student Council 13 Basketball 33 GAA 1,42 Make-Up Club 13 Chorus 1,2,3. ROBERT E. BEARE 47 Tilford Road Somerdale Basketball 23 Football 2. MONTE E. BENKO Essex Avenue Erial MARGARET I. BENSON 992 Somerdale Road Somerdale The days I found out I passed for the year and all my deten- tions GAA 2. JOHN V. BERNARDO Glen Avenue Blackwood Recordinga record Black Watch 2,4. iv SUE E. BIDER 102 Indiana Avenue Blackwood Last day of school GAA 1,25 Make-Up Club 2. JAYNE M. BLACKSON 141 West Lake Avenue Blackwood Day of graduation Guidance Aides 1: Student Council 1,25 GAA 1,23 Junior Achievement 33 Make-Up Club 13 Executive Committee 2. ROBERT J. BERKOWSKI 14Trinity Lane Blackwood Senior year Future Teachers Club 1,25 Slide Rule Club 1. DEBBY L. BERSHESKY Chews Landing Road Laurel Springs Junior year MARY C. BIEHL 528 East Church Street Blackwood The day I volunteered as an aide to the mentally retarded children in Philadelphia Black Watch 33 Future Nurses Club 3: Spanish Club 4: GAA 4. WILLIAM J. BLACKSON 141 West Lake Avenue Blackwood Football 1. ROBERT E. BLAKE 1654 Charter Oak Avenue Chews Landing The Gateway football game Junior Classical League 1,25 Chess Club 13 Baseball 3,43 Wres- tling 2,3,4g Football 1,3,4. CAROLINE S. BLAUM 100 West Central Avenue Blackwood Chemistry labs Black Watch 1,23 Heather 45 Arti- sans 4: One Act Play 1,43 Cheer- leading 3: Student Council 2,3,4g Tennis 23 Future Physicians Club 2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,45 Executive Committee 3. GEORGE A. BOCKMAN 1415 Old Black Horse Pike Hilltop Fun in English Ill class ROSEANN B. BONGIORNO 13 Spring Lane Drive Blackwood Pep Rallies and assemblies at Sterling High School Future Homemakers Club 3. NO PHOTO AVAILABLE gl. Cx' 2 3 If Ili- . 2 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE ANDY J. BLANZOLE 606 Good Intent Road Blenheim Wrestling Golf Club 3,43 Photography Club 4: Track 3,45 French Club 21 Wrestling 3,43 Football 1,2. EILEEN D. BOCCUTI 134 Jerome Avenue Blackwood Pep rallies and assemblies Student Council 1,2,4, Future Homemakers Club 1,23 DECA 4: GAA 25 Executive Commit- tee 1,2,4. STEVEN W. BOCKMAN 1415 Old Black Horse Pike Hilltop Being thrown out of English class . PAT A. BOSWELL 219 Mardale Drive Somerdale Future Homemakers Club 13 Hockey 1: GAA 1,2. KAREN J. BOWERS 11 Oakland Drive Magnolia The day I got hit in the head with the girls' room door Junior Classical League 1,23 Artisans 4: Softball 1,2,3,4: GAA 2. WILLIAM A. BUERKLIN 137 Singley Avenue Runnemede June '69 One Act Play 1. CATHY C. CALABRESE 1Cloverdale Road Blackwood Pep rallies and assemblies DECA 4. MARY J. CARNALL 1236 Old Black Horse Pike Hilltop Making Varsity Softball and being co-drummer in Triton's band Black Watch 13 Stage Band 23 Marching Band 23 Basketball 33 Softball 1,2,33 GAA 1,2. 502251 No PH02? ji' PATRlClA M. BOYLE Hilltop Court Apartments Hilltop The first day l bought school lunch and the last day of my in- school suspension Basketball 3,43 Softball 3,41 Hock- ey 43 GAA 4. DEBORAH A. CAIRE 507 Mathews Street Blackwood Rosemary Grimmer falling off her chairin O.P. Student Council 1. JOHN J. CAMPANARO Clementon Avenue Blenheim First period starting and any assembly SANDRA L. CARTWRIGHT 274 Morris Avenue Blackwood Split sessions at Triton, pep ral- lies, lunch, assemblies JACKIE A. CAVACINI 129 Cornell Avenue Blackwood Assemblies and pep rallies DECA 4. ROBERT L. CHEESMAN 415 Hamilton Avenue Blackwood When I almost knocked over a Christmas tree at the Christmas Concert Stage Crew 3. SALLY COHAN 623 Geneva Avenue Blenheim Having Miss Douglas for a teach- er and becominga majorette Photography Club 13 Majorettes 43 Executive Committee 4. LYNN A. CORNAGLIA 124 Clement Drive Somerdale Lunch period, football games, Mrs. Wagner 'West , 5 .if S SORRY, NO PHOTO DONNA M. CERRONE 243 Frankford Avenue Blackwood Pep rallies and assemblies' DECA 4. MARSHA G. CHURCH 301 Murray Avenue Bellmawr The split sessions at Triton Guidance Aides 13 Hockey 1. JAMES J. CORBETT 131 Trinity Avenue Blackwood PAUL A. CRUPI 1317 Trace Drive Glendora Seeing Mr. Arena for the first time senioryear Photography Club 43 Stage Crew 33 French Club 13 Stu- dent Council 13 Baseball 43 Football 1. DAVID L. DACOSTA 11 Stoneybridge Road Glen Oaks BILL DENTINO 33 Hamiltion Drive Glen Oaks PAUL A. DICARLO 5 Craig Drive Laurel Hills, Laurel Springs Biology Club 2: Science Club 33 Football 43 German Club 3. FRANK J. DIGENOVA 217 Landing Road Hilltop Mother Moose Club Artisans 43 Student Council 3, 43 Science Club 1: National Honor Society 3,4 fPresident 455 Executive Committee 3,4 QProm Co-Chairman 35, Inter- act 3,4CPresident 47. ANTHONY N. DELUCA 517 Beverly Drive Magnolia Student Council 15 Wrestling 1,2 Science Club 2. PETER R. DEROSA 233 Asyla Road Blackwood One Act Play 1: Baseball lg Biolo gy Club 23 Science Club 2. RICKY J. DIDOMENICO 16 Oakland Drive Magnolia DEBBIE L. DILKS 135 Trinity Lane Blackwood Prom night Black Watch 33 Majorettes 13 Stu- dent Council 1,2p GAA 1,2,3,4 Make-UpClub 3. GERARD R. DOBINSON 530 Englewood Drive Magnolia Winning my first football game since l have been in high school Golf Club 33 Chess Club 23 Base- ball 1,22 Football 1,2,3,4. LYNN F. DUNPHY 510 Linda Avenue Blackwood Softball 3. ALEX E. EBERLY 642 Pasadna Drive Magnolia One Act Play 13 Stage Crew 3,42 Biology Club 2. PATRIClA ANN FALCONE 138 Frankford Avenue Blackwood Ring dance Heather 1. mos sy in I, l y W, K 4 4 51 -vs NOT sHowN NOT sHowN 43 JANET L. DUER 512 Mathews Avenue Blackwood Growing up and seeing my friends growing up with me - Future Nurses Club 23 Student Council 43 Spanish Club 23 GAA 1,33 Executive Committee 2,31 Chorus 1,2. JUDY A. DURKIN 283 West Clifton Avenue Blackwood The first day in my freshman year Tennis 13 Executive Commit- tee 2. LINDA A. FAHRINGER 145 Lehigh Avenue Blackwood Beating Triton in sports, es- pecially hockey Future Teachers Club 1,22 Heather 43 Basketball 3,45 Hockey 1,2,3,4 fCo-Captain 433 Spanish Club 23 Tennis 2,3,43 GAA 13 National Honor Society 3,43 Executive Committee 1,3, 43 Chorus 1,2. JAMES FARR 451 Flanders Road Blackwood Wrestling 2,3. NICK D. FECENKO 17 Brewers Avenue Hilltop Christmas '66 4. LINDA J. FENNIMORE 45 South Indiana Avenue Blackwood Being first runner-up football queen DENNIS FINKEN 515 Cloverdale Road Blackwood My feud with Mr. Keegan RICHARD S. GARNER 522 Church Street Blackwood When I graduate from high school Track lg Football 2,43 Interact PHOTO NOT MARYANN GREEN 212 Hillcrest Avenue Blackwood ROSEMARY GRIMMER 236 Tilford Road Somerdale The good times l've had with my new friends NANCY L. HAINES 232 Morris Avenue Blackwood Senior prom Future Nurses Club 25 Majorettes 1,2,3,4: Student Council 25 Bas- ketball 1,2g GAA 45 Executive Committee 1: Chorus 1. LEON HARASYM 414 East Grand Avenue Blackwood Stage Crew 23 Basketball 2,3,4g Baseball 2.3,4p Football 1. 'git Q, ROBERT T. GRIGGS 21 Drexel Avenue Blackwood Going to Triton Red One Act Play 1: Student Coun- cil 2. AUDREY J. HAINES 960 Sicklerville Road Sicklerville Junior and senior years Future Nurses Club 2,3,4 fPresident 433 Heather 43 Stu- dent Council 3,4g Biology Club 25 Executive Committee 2,3,4g Chorus 1,2. JAMES C. HALL Little Mill Road Laurel Spring Defeat of Gateway in '67 Stage Band 13 Track 3: Stu- dent Council lg Baseball 15 Wrestling 3,4 CCaptain 433 Na- tional Honor Society 3,4 CVice- President 433 Executive Com- mittee 2,3,4 CPresident 25: Football 1,2,3,4 CCaptain 453 Interact1,2,3,4. ROSEMARIE C. HELMER New Brooklyn Road Erial MARK A. HODGES 341 Union Avenue Bellmawr The first time I drank WINK and I got a 'Pop, Pop, Tingle ' GEORGE W. HRYNIW Little Gloucester Road Blackwood Track 1,23 Basketball 3: Biolo- gy Club 2: Three Act Play 43 Football 1,2. DAVID W. JACKSON 129 Sherbrook Boulevard Somerdale SANDRA G. JACKSON 129 Sherbrook Boulevard Somerdale Junior Classical League 1,2. CHARLES R. HOWARD 227 Empire Avenue Hilltop The week l spent with my aunt and uncle in New York City LARRY J. IACOVELLI 216 South Black Horse Pike Blackwood Playing in a band on Steel Pier JUDITH A. JACKSON 59 South Pennsylvania Avenue Blackwood HARRY R. JAMES 552 Beverly Drive Magnolia Basketball 1 1CaptainJ. KATHLEEN A. JONES 129 South Ohio Avenue Blackwood Split sessions and sophomore year One Act Play 43 Color Guard 2,3,43 Future Homemakers Club 13 Ex- ecutive Committee 1,2,3,43 Cho- rus 1,2. CRAIG D. JOYCE Box 46, Little Gloucester Road R.D.ff1 Laurel Springs Marching band freshman year and G-corridor practice rooms at Triton One Act Play 33 Stage Band 13 Marching Band 1,23 Student Council 2,3,4 CVice-President 3, President 433 Baseball 3,43 Execu- tive Committee 3,42 Interact 1,2, 3,43Artisans 4. , JOHN KARPIAK 1030 Prospect Lane Somerdale The groovy times in Mr. NataIe's chemistry class French Club 13 Baseball 3,4. JOHN A. KEARNEY 12 Indiana Avenue Blackwood Stage Crew 4. WILLIAM D. JONES 219 Frankford Avenue Blackwood , Junior Classical League 1,2,3, 4 Nice-President 2, President 333 Artisans 43 One Act Play 3, 43 Student Council 2,41 Biolo- gy Club 2,32 Future Physicians Club 33 Science Club 13 Execu- tive Committee 1,3,4CTreasur- er 1,352 Chorus 23 Interact 3,4 CTreasurer4J. DANIEL J. KANE 237 Tilford Road Somerdale Football games Golf Club 33 Photography Club 43 Marching Band 1,21 Concert Band 1,2. CHARLES KEAN 31 Lakeland Road Blackwood School musical , Artisans 43 Executive Commit- tee 4. PAUL M. KEENE 842 Garwood Road Sicklerville CAROL M. KELLER 312 Cressmont Avenue All football games-whether we won or lost, the school had spirit Black Watch 43 Majorettes 1,2, 3,4 CCo-Captain 433 Student Council 13 GAA 13 Executive Committee 2. WILLIAIVI G. KELSEY RFD741 Box 40 Laurel Springs Artisans 1,23 One Act Play 33 Stage Band 1,23 Chess Club 3, 43 Student Council 3,41 Three Act Play 23 Executive Commit- tee 3,4 CPresident 433 Audio- Visual Aides 23 Interact 3,4. DEBORAH L. KIRBY 421 Dearborne Avenue Blackwood Triton-Highland football game in rnyjunior year ART W. KLIMANSKIS 224 Keystone Avenue Hilltop Knowing l won't have Mr. Natale again Baseball 3,4. filly, 2 ,C -,wil .1 -4 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE MICHAEL J. KELLY 1201 Mardale Drive Somerdale Track 13 Wrestling 1. JOAN M. KENDRICK 118 Cornell Avenue Blackwood Prom Bowlingl,2. ROBERT C. KLEIN 27 Chadwick Avenue Bellmawr Baseball 13 Wrestling 2,4. NANCY Rl KLINGERMAN 214 Downing Circle Somerdale Having good support and spirit at school activities Student Council 13 Softball 1,2,3, 43 Hockey 1,2,3,4Q GAA 1,2Q Cho- rus-1,2,3,4. RONALD E. KNIGHT Erial Road Blenheim JACQUELINE A. KOSOWSKI Bee's Lane and Somerdale Road Blackwood The Triton-Highland game in my junior year French Club 1: Softball 33 GAA 13 Executive Committee 1. JOHN C. LAMPMAN 1019 Elmwood Avenue Blackwood Passing all four years of high school French Club 33 Baseball 1,2. JOSEPH LANZILOTTA Victor Street Laurel Springs French Club 13 Football 1. PAUL S. KODRASOV Coles Road Blenheim '67 football game with Gate- way on Thanksgiving Day Track 1,2,3,4Q Basketball 1,2, 33 Football 1,2,3,4: Indoor Track 4. PATRICIA A. LAGROSSA 26 Sherbrook Boulevard Somerdale I haven't any in particular - they were all good years, my junior year better than fresh- man and sophomore Heather 43 Junior Classical League 23 Photography Club 4: Marching Band 1,23 Tennis 3, 43 GAA 1,2,3,43 Make-Up Club 3,43 Executive Committee 3,42 Concert Band 1,2. MARY A. LANGREDER 216 Fairmount Avenue Blackwood Tennis 3. JOSEPH T. LATZKO Hillcrest Avenue Blackwood Our table in the cafeteria in myjunior year One Act Play 43 Track 3,41 Stu- dent Council 43 Three Act Play 43 Football 2,3,43 Indoor Track 4. GEORGE LAWRENCE 32 Coles Road Blenheim Track 3,43 Stage Crew 1,2,3g Football 3,4. ROSLYN LEGGEADRINI 328 Ridge Avenue Hilltop GUY M. LEVIS 38 West Prospect Avenue Blackwood My sixth period U.S. History I class with Mrs. Jackson Executive Committee 4. GRACE P. LOBIANCO 100 Sherbrook Boulevard Somerdale The prom in my junior year Photography Club 15 Student Council 3,45 GAA 33 Make-Up Club 2,3,4p Pep Club 33 Execu- tive Committee 3. MARVIN E. LAWSON Chews and Clementon Road Box 94 Laurel Springs Friends I've had throughout the years Stage Crew 33 Student Council 1, 2,3,43 Junior Achievement 3. WES G. LEONE 321 West Evesham Road Runnemede First year Spanish class LINDA D. LICKFELD 310 Hillcrest Avenue Hilltop Junior Classical League 13 Basket- ball 3g Softball 3: Chorus 2. JAMES V. LOMBARD 339 Keystone Avenue Blackwood Heather 4: Stage Band 25 March- ing Barid 1,2. DENISE L. LOMBARDO 1303 Trace Drive East Glendora Mr. Camerota's homeroom in myjunior year JEANNE E. MANCINI 64 Ellis Avenue Laurel Springs Gardens L.J. and 'the guys,' cheering for Cod, basketball bus Black Watch 1,23 Heather 2,3,43 French Club 43 Cheerleading 3,41 Student Council 2,3,43 National Honor Society 3,43 Executive Committee 3,4 CPresident 3, Vice- President 453 Chorus 1,2. MARIA T. MARKWARDT 407 East Church Street Blackwood Homeroom period 5B of junior year in room F-109 and lunch period 5A Black Watch 43 Junior Classical League 13 GAA 2,32 Pep Club 13 Art Club 1. ANTOINETTE M. MARZULLO 1013 Oakwood Avenue Blackwood First year at Triton and a good year with good teachers Softball 1,23 Hockey 2,32 GAA 2. PAUL MAHER 648 Burt Avenue Runnemede Third and fourth period auto shop MICHAEL MANION 2Malibus Drive Magnolia Stage Crew 1,2,3Q Studergt Council 1. JAN RENE MARSHALL 304 Woodland Avenue Blackwood Black Watch 1,21 Jerseymen's Club 23 Heather 1,23 One Act Play 1,31 French Club 2,41 Cheerleading 2,3,4Q Student Council 3,4 CCorresponding Secretary 433 National Honor Society 3,41 Executive Com- mittee 2,3Q Chorus 1. GAYLE A. MAYBERRY 217 West Lakeview Avenue Blackwood Cafeteria and homeroom of junior year Basketball 43 Softball 3,4. KATHLEEN A. MCCLOSKEY 325 Hillcrest Avenue Blackwood Mr. Neupauer's third period biology class Future Teachers Club 1,2,3,4 CVice-President 433 Heather 43 One Act Play 43 Basketball 23 Spanish Club 43 Tennis l,2,3, 43 GAA 13 Executive Commit- tee 1,2,3,43 Chorus 2. THOMAS J. MCDONAUGH 124 South Pennsylvania Avenue Blackwood Being manager for Mr. Drew'strackteam Track 1,2,3 CManager 1,333 Cross Country 33 Football 1. JOANNE E. MCKAY 1036 Coronet Lane Somerdale The good times we had in Lab Chemistry, football and bas- ketball games, Junior Execu- tive Committee, ring dance and prom Future Teachers Club 13 Jer- seymen's Club 2,3 CSecretary 333 Heather 3: Student Council 2,3,43 Spanish Club 3,42 Ten- nis 1,4Q GAA 2,3,4: Executive Committee 3,43 Chorus 1,23 Library Council 1. GLENN A. MCKENDRY 15 Cloverdale Road Blackwood Football parades and junior lunch Wrestling 1,2,33 Football 1. MARK D. MCDONALD 13 Fresno Drive Magnolia First victory over Gateway on Thanksgiving Day of '67 Marching Band 1,23 Basketball 1 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Football 3,4. CHARLES MCDOWELL 1563 Hollywood Avenue Chews Landing Triton - the way it was JAMES R. MCKEEVER 105 Rhode Island Road Erial Cafeteria in my junior year Photography Club 43 Track 1,2,3 43 Intramural Basketball 1,2 DECA 3: Wrestling 1,2,3,4 fCap tain 3,453 Football 1,2,3,4 CCap tain 43. JOYCE Y. MCNEILL 999 Sherbrook Circle Somerdale Mr, Neupauer's biology class and Fred's seventh period gym class Hockey 3,43 Spanish Club 2,4 Tennis 3,41 Executive Commit tee4. ROBERT A. MEDRALA 1008 Fern Avenue Glendora The good times we had on the stage crew Photography Club 45 Stage Band 2,35 Marching Band 2,35 Stage Crew 1,2,3,45 Biology Club 21 Wrestling 1. ANDREA L. MILLER 4 Duval Court Blackwood Talking with sophomores in the cafeteria GAA 45 Chorus 1,2. SANDRA A. MINOSSE 51 Clementon Avenue Blenheim Highland and Gateway game, specific details, C.J., S.P. the Ju- nior-Senior Prom Future Teachers Club 15 Jersey- men's Club 25 Heather 45 One Act Play 3 CWriter and Directory Stu- dent Council 1,2,3,4 CRecording Secretary 435 GAA 3,45 Executive Committee 3,45 Pep Club 3,4 CChairwoman 435 Chorus 1,2. GEORGETTE C. MORGAN 953 Sicklerville Road Sicklerville Double sessions at Triton Basketball 15 Softball 1,25 Hockey 1,35 DECA 45 GAA 1,2. ADIN W. MICKEL Downing Road Somerdale DENNIS M. MILLETT 602 La ke Street Blackwood Day I joined the band Jerseymen's Club 25 Stage Band 3,45 Marching Band 3,45 Artisans 4. PATRICIA MONACO 106 Hollyoke Road Somerdale Saturday morning driver education classes with Mr. Drew, double sessions at Tri- ton, hockey games, Fred's seventh period gym class Future Nurses Club 1,45 Junior Classical League 15 Basketball 1,2,35 Softball 1,25 Hockey 1,2, 3,45 Spanish Club 35 GAA 1,2,3, 45 Modern Dance Club 2. STEVEN MORRIS 134 Pine Avenue Blackwood The guys that sat at my table in junior lunch Track 2,3,45 Baseball 15 Span- ish Club 15 Wrestling 2,3,4 CCaptain 455 Three Act Play 45 Football 1,2,3. JOSEPH J. MORROTTO 626 Pasdena Drive Magnolia BARBERA A. OWENS 252 Erial Road Blackwood Miss Douglas's typing class Junior Classical League 3,45 Biology Club 23 GAA 3. ANTHONY R. PACELLA 912 South Black Horse Pike Blackwood Biology French Club 43 Spanish Club 1, 23 Science Club 13 Art Service Club 2,4. ANTHONY PANZARELLA 224 Cedar Avenue Blenheim After 13 years of school l'm finally on my own Wrestling 4. JOSEPH D. OCCHUZZO 4 Pine Terrace Bellmawr Being dribbled by Coach Drew in a basketball game JAMES OWENS 1430 Erial Road Erial Last days at Triton ZOYA N. PANASOF 324 Almonesson Road Blenheim Junior-Senior Prom Black Watch 3. ROBERT G. PARK 127 Cornell Avenue Blackwood Stage Crew 3,4 CManager 45. STEVE J. PARKER 234 Lakeland Road Blackwood Stage Crew 3,4 CManagerJ. MICHAEL J. PATRUNO 225 Landing Road Hilltop The years at Triton KATHY A. PETROS 129 State Street Blackwood Driver's Training Future Nurses Club 2,3,43 GAA 23 Chorus 1,2. DIANE PIERCE 2332 New Brooklyn Avenue Erial Highland and assemblies HUGH R. PATON 130 E. Lake Avenue Blackwood Semi-final round of baseball state championship Baseball 1,2,3,4: Basketball 4. SHIRLEY M. PAYNE 511 Fresno Place Magnolia Football games, demerits Mr. Tower's class Artisans 45 Student Council 35 National Honor Society 3,43 Executive Committee 3. CHARLES W. PHILPOT 25 Springlane Drive Blackwood Student Council 3: Basketball 33 Baseball 33 National Honor Society 3. WILLIAM J. PIERCE 587 Brooklyne Road Erial Baseball 13 Football 1.2. CATHERINE A. PINE 1676 Cedar Avenue Chews Landing Beinga majorette Majorettes 4: Chorus 1. ALEX PJATIKIN Box 69A Ellis Avenue Laurel Springs Double sessions National Honor Society 3.42 Interact 1,2,3,4. TOM E. POHLIG Bellview Avenue Erial PATRICIA J. PRICE 1662 Black Horse Pike Chews Landing Biology class GAA 3: Modern Dance Club 3: Executive Committee 1,2,3,4. I 'eff , . 'M W, in 1 J' PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE CARL R. PITCHER 12 Theresa Place Blackwood JOHN A. POHLIG 1210 Garwood Road Erial Track l,2,3,4: Football 1,2,3,4: Wrestling 1,2,3,4: Student Coun- cil 2,4. C RICK J. PORTER Surry Road Somerdale Photography Club 4: One Act Play 2: Student Council 2: Basketball 2: Biology Club 2: Football 3: Junior Classical League 3. CHARLES G. RAGONESE 511 Beverly Drive Magnolia Football and two girls Baseball 2: Football ,1,2,3: Wres- tling 4. REBECCA A. RICH 111 East Court Blackwood Getting out of Triton and double sessions Junior Classical League 2: One Act Play 25 Basketball 2.3.43 Soft- ball 2: Spanish Club 2,3,4: GAA 2, 4. CHARLYNE ROBERTS 132 Lehigh Avenue Blackwood Football games MISTY C. ROMANO 1799 Erial Road Erial Mr. Brandt's history class and graduation ANTHONY J. RUTKOWSKI 901 Lower Landing Road Blenheim June13, 1969 Wrestling 2. FRANK P. ROBELL 625 Good Intent Road Blenheim Baseball 2,3,4: Basketball 2,3, 4. RICHARD R. ROLLINS 610 Pasedena Drive Magnolia Football games Black Watch 43 Photography Club 43 One Act Play 4: Chorus 3,43 Library Council 1,2,3,4. LOIS J. ROSENBERGER 213 Hollyoke Road Somerdale Being a part of Highland's first championship team and meeting Mike in my sopho- more year Black Watch 4: Heather 43 Junior Classical League 1: Stage and Marching Bands 1, 25 French Club 4: Student Council 13 Basketball 1,25 Soft- ball 1,2,3,4: Hockey 2.3.41 GAA 2.3.43 Three Act Play 45 Execu' tive Committee 1.3.43 Chorus 23PepClub1,2,3,4. ANTHONY SAGGESE 316 San Pedro Road Glendora Auto shop Football 1,2,3,4: Weight Lifting 2.3. RAYMOND C. SCHOFIELD, JR. 133 E. 4th Avenue Runnemede Going on a camping trip with Mr. Sharp and the French class French Club 13 Wrestling 1,2. RAYMOND SCHWARTZ 507 Estelle Street Blackwood FRANCIS J. SCIRROTTO 1001 Surry Road Somerdale GEORGE A. SENDAKAS RD.if1 Box 267 Blackwood Library, Mrs. Walsh, Miss Laughlin's and Mrs. Wagner's English classes Black Watch 43 Junior Classi- cal League 3,42 Artisans 43 Li- brary Council 1,2,3,4. 0 1 ... 34, . gl 4- fa, Wy, f ANNE MARIE SCHRAMM 700 Linda Avenue Blackwood Black Watch 13 Junior Classical League 2,31 Artisans 43 One Act Play 33 Marching Band 1,22 French Club 1,22 Cheerleading 1, 2,3,4Q Sudent Council 43 Biology Club 23 GAA 23 Choir 1,2,3,4 CPres- ident 43. JOANNE SCIBILIA 558 Beverly Drive Magnolia Guidance Aides 33 Cheerleading 2,3 CJ.V. Captain 33. STEPHEN R. SEJDA 101 Woodland Avenue Blackwood Dominic the electrician and our half-finished school SUSAN L. SEPTER 23 Tilford Road Somerdale Senior homeroom F-105 and the football bus Color Guard 3,43 Softball 23 Span- ish Club 3,4. CHERYL SHARPNACK 65 Tilford Road Somerdale Graduation Future Teachers Club 1,2: Basket- ball 1,2,3,4 CCaptain 12,353 Soft- ball 1,2,3,4 CCaptain 2,333 Hockey 1,2,3g GAA 1,2 CPresident 235 Exec- utive Committee 1,2,3,4. LAURENCE SIMON 1201 Clement Circle Somerdale Graduation French Club 2: Wrestling 13 Foot- ball 1,2,3,4. LINDA E. SMITH 531 Hollywood Drive Glendora Receiving my ring One Act Play 3: Color Guard 1,2,3, 4fCaptain 43: GAA 1. RENAE SMITH 394A Garwood Road Erial JOHN A. SIMON 102 Woodland Avenue Blackwood Wrestling 1,2,3,4. DAVE C. SMITH Lakeland Road Blackwood Track 1,233 Cross Country 1, 2,3,4 CCaptain 45, Indoor Track 1,2. NANCY SMITH 1211 Jerome Avenue Erial DECA. DOLORES SOLA 30 Woodlane Drive Blackwood Stage Band 1,2,3: Stage Crew 3. JOHN SPENCER 604 Lakeview Drive Runnemede Chess Club 2,4. PATRICIA SPRINGER 1452 Erial Road Erial Football Queen, girls' room. Mr, Keegan's office Black Watch 43 One Act Play 43 DECA 43 Football Queen 4. SANDRA STILES 115 Harrison Avenue Blackwood The great school spirit at Highland Heather 23 One Act Play 33 Future Homemakers Club 23 Science Club 13 GAA 1,2,3 CTreasurer 2, Vice-President 333 Choir 1,2,3,4 fVice-Presi- dent 23. VALERIETEGTMEYER 10120akwood Blackwood Cheerleading 1,2,3,4 Cvarsity Co-Captain 453 Pep Club 3: GAA 23 Biology Club 2. ' I DIDN'T HAVE A THING TO WEAR 15 I7 .. -9 1 1 Vi v . 'l PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Too Busy PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE DON SPRAGUE 150 Indiana Avenue Blackwood JOHN STEWART 219 Ridge Avenue Hilltop Wrestling Track 1,2,3,4Q Wrestling l,2,3,4Q Cross Country 3,43 Football 23 Pep Club 4. WARREN M. STOUT Hillcrest Avenue Blackwood Spanish Club 23 Wrestling 2,3. JOANNE THOMA 113 South Ohio Avenue Meeting new friends, going to games, having a good time Color Guard 23 Future Homemak- ers Club 13 GAA 23 Chorus 1,2,33 Pep Club 13 Executive Committee 1,2. EDWARD H. THOMAS Box 277 Ardz Blackwood The bus home from the basket- ball games One Act Play 3,43 Student Council 4 CTreasurerD3 Basketball 33 Base- ball 1,33 Pep Club 43 Executive Committee 4. LINDA J. TOLBERT Box 884 Hickstown Road Sicklerville Graduating One Act Play 3,43 French Club 2,42 Hockey 13 GAA 13 lntermural Vol- ley Ball 4. JAMES C. TURNER 911 Sicklervllle Road Mr. Ross's sweat wrestling prac- tices Track 1,22 Baseball 43 Wrestling 2, 3,43 Football 1,2. CONNIE L. UBER 1009 Prospect Lane Somerdale Tearing to school in the Opel, Fred defense, lunch 5b Heather 43 Junior Classical League 23 Stage Band 13 Marching Band 13 Softball 3,43 Hockey 1,3,4 fCaptain 453 GAA 1,3,4 CPresident 3,4J. R. BRUCE TIBBETTS 119 West Lake Avenue Blackwood One Act Play 3,42 Chess Club 33 French Club 1. JILL A. TRACEY 305 Signey Lane Somerdale Graduation Future Teachers Club 1,2Q Black Watch 33 Student Coun- cil 1,2,4Q Basketball 23 Softball 1,2,33 Hockey 1,2,3,43 GAA 1,2, 3,4 CSecretary 2,3,4J3 Execu- tive Committee 3,4 Ureasurer 45. VICKI L. TURNER 858 Poplar Street Sicklerville The victory over Gateway's football team GAA 23 Chorus 2. GARY M. VAUGHN 513 Cecilia Drive Blackwood When I did good during my junioryear LAUREN J. VENUTI 33 New Jersey Avenue Blackwood Coming out of class during my sophomore year and seeing Ed and riding the bas- ketball bus Future Nurses Club 23 Cheer- leading 2,3,43 Hockey 43 Ten- nis 13 Executive Committee 1, 3,42 Chorus 1,2. DAVID WATSON 199 Trinity Avenue Blackwood Meeting Dawn and pitching my first state tournament game Black Watch 43 Stage Band 1, 2,3,43 Marching Band 1,2,3,43 French Club 43 Basketball 2,3, 43 Baseball 2,3,43 Art Service Club 4. NANCY WEAST 1Sherbrook Boulevard Somerdale Graduation STEPHEN F. WIECKOWSKI 830 Warsaw Aven ue Blenheim Junior Class lunch period and senior English with Miss D. M PHOTO No! Available BARBERA B. WAGER 608 Fay Ann Drive Blackwood Having been a student in Mrs. Jackson's History class, pep ral- lies, having been late to school junioryear I Student Council 1,2,3,43 Basket- ball 3,4 CManager 433 Hockey 13 Tennis 13 GAA 13 Three Act Play 43 Executive Committee 33 Chorus 1. DAVID WATSON, JR. 301 Davistown Road Erial Weekly visits to the nurse CLARISS F. WHITE 1620 Porter Avenue Erial Student Council 33 GAA 13 Make- Up Club 1. ALICIA WILLIAMS 17 Oakland Drive Magnolia Graduation Softball 43 Bowling 13 Student CounciI3. JANET L. WILLIAMS 349 Marshall Avenue Blenheim French 1 with Mr. Sharp French Club 43 GAA 43 Chorus 2,3, 43 Intramural Volleyball 4. CAROL A. WIREBACK 230 Woods Lane Somerdale Conversion factors, cheering, trite expressions, lunch discus- sions, basketball bus, WOL, The Fishery Heather 1,2,3,43 French Club 2,41 Cheerleading 2,3,4 CCaptain 433 Student Council 1,42 National Honor Society 3,4 CSecretary4J3 Executive Committee 1,2,3,4 CSecreta ry 1,2,3I3 Lacrosse 4. STEPHEN H. WLASUK 104 Hillcrest Avenue Blackwood The current events Bill Kelsey made up in the morning Track 2,3,43 Indoor Track 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3,4 fTreasur- ery Football 1,4. PRISCILLA A. WRIGHT Downs Avenue Box 16 Laurel Springs Mr, DiMenna's room during fourth period in my junior year Marching Band 2,3,4 fVice-Presi- dent 333 Hockey 13 Tennis 13 Bowl- ingl. MARK WILSON 213 Clement Drive Somerdale Biology Club 23 Schoolarama 3. ALAN N. WLASUK 104 Hillcrest Avenue Blackwood When we beat Gateway last Thanksgiving, our first win One Act Play 33 Track 1,2,3,43 French Club 1,23 Interact 3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,43 Football 1,2, 3,4. ROSEMARY B. WOYNER 300 Hillcrest Avenue Blackwood Mr. Natale's seventh period chemistry class Black Watch 43 Future Nurses Club 43 Junior Classical League 1,3,43 Heather 43 Biolo- gy Club 23 Tennis 13 Pep Club 33 Library Council 4. WILLIAM J. WYDOCK 773 Devenney Drive Bellmawr Chorus Color Guard 23 Chorus 2. GEORGE H. YEARSLEY 518 Hildebrand Avenue Glendora Senior and junior days Marching Band 1,21 Chorus 1, 2. DANIEL J.YUTRONICH 501 Ceclia Drive Blackwood The Junior One Act Play One Act Play 33 Marching Band 1,3,43 Chess Club 33 Biol- ogy Club 23 Future Physicians Club 1,2,3,43 French Club 1,2Q Basketball 33 Executive Com- mittee 33 Concert Band 1,32 Interact 3.4. MARK A. ZARALLO 523 Beverly Drive Magnolia Highland victory over Gateway FootbaII3. GEORGE A.YOUNG 41 New Jersey Avenue Blackwood Ourfirstfootballwin Stage Band 33 Marching Band 33 Cross Country 3. THERESA ZAPPULLA 609 Linda Avenue Blackwood Working in library during 1968's senior practice Heather 43 Photography Club 43 Artisans 43 Library Council 3,42 Future Nurses Club 4. RAYMOND J. ZUBRZYKI 241 Crestview Avenue Blenheim The band and its performances Stage Band 2,3,4Q Marching Band 2,3,4. D S 65 Caroline Blaum MOST STUDIOUS LET'S E 3 E 5 e BEST ALL AROUND STUDENT Rene Marshall Jim Hall 66 Frank DiGenova EE BEST LOOKING Linda Fennimore Alex Eberly 5 1 , I , 5 L . , MOST POPULAR Pat Springer Ed Thomas MOST TALENTED Ann Schramrn Dave Watson WHO'S WHO T E 9 iL.Lgi 5 i ,- 2 , 5 z T A 5 1 E iii E 5 CUTEST COUPLE CLASS CUT-UPS Maggie Benson Rene Smith Vince Barilotti Rick Porter 67 CLASS FLIRTS Lois Rosenberger Bob Blake BEST SCHOOL CITIZEN Jeanne Mancini lil i i S a 5 2 l BEST DRESSED Donna Cerrone Alex Pjatikin ,a,,,,.,....,,.,,.....,,....w-lm.-,...Nw WWW ,.g.gi.......-.---. BEST ATHLETES Connie Uber Jim McKeever 5 a E BEST SCHOOL CITIZEN Craig Joyce 3 ag Q ,lif 5 i E T MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Rene Marshall Frank DiGenova SENIOR CANDIDS ' gi2555553Egg?ifghgSif5SF5522is257k2g?i?55GiSa91 -f nissifaizfm:-'f ISK -W 'Y - M, Xa Q J Underclassmen A flower grows step by step. ' In like fashion underclassmen mature vear bv vear OFFICERS B. Griffitts, J. Fox, T. Pohlig, L. Gordon. JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE A .4 I 2 - FIRST ROW: J. Fox, B. Griffitts, T. Pohlig, L. Gordon, SECOND ROW: G. Hillias, V. Hendrickson, K. Emerle, J. Pastuzak, P. Haw- thorne, P. Mollo, J. Jones, J. Price, R. Maguire, B. DiOrio, L. Whitlock, P. McEwan, THIRD ROW: L. Malloy, L. Starr, B. Averall, K Skelly, M. Stephens, M. BeIz, A. Rose, D. Bilhardt, C. Tegtmeyer, C. Gangluff, D. Jones, J. Parks, L. Brodie: FOURTH ROW: B. Col- Iins, E. Brown, T. Serratore, C. Reynolds, B. Bezick, C. McClure, P. Simpson, K. Meyer, J. O'ConneII, C. Nelson. 72 A-128. FIRST ROW: J. Buzby, S. Balan, M. Boyle, L. Brodie, B. Britton, D. Baals, S. Bryan, B. Aver- allg SECOND ROW: D. Cabnet, P. Bylone, R. Benson, W. Bradley, D. Adams, M. Balenetsky, P. Bilo cur, M. Belzg THIRD ROW: E. Brown, R. Barnstead, W. Bilhardt, R. Brosius, C. Bouchard, F. Bou Chard, T. Barrett, FOURTH ROW: T. Bye, R. Brining, R. Brower, B. Bezick, C. Badiali, Mrs. C Laubach. DeYoung, D. Dorsey: FOURTH ROW: D. Dougherty, B. Conway, T. Chromicz, J. D'Alessio, W. Col- F-lO3. FIRST ROW: D. Davidson, J. Clements, B. Durkin, M. Corma, K. Emerle, B. Caslin, P. Edgar, Miss E. Norkis, SECOND ROW: R. Dawson, C. DeVitis, B. Campbell, L. Dilks, J. DiGuilio, L. DiVito, S Chintallg THIRD ROW: D. Duffy, F. Castrataro, D. DeCosta, L. DeLio, K. Doughorty, D. Cochran, L lins, D. Eckhardt, P. Conover, R. Davis. F-105. FIRST ROW: K. Galm, L. Gordon, J. Fox, A. Grimes, C. Gangluff, B. Guilardi, D. Gliickg SEC- OND ROW: D. Gizelback, K. Grimes, A. Gorney, P. Hawthrone, C. Giles, G. Goralczyk, C. Fillman, THIRD ROW: J. Gallagher, M. Gallagher, B. Filippone, C. Fay, N. Halperin, E. Griffittsg FOURTH ROW: Mr. L. Camerota, J. Gibson, T. Falco, R. Hawthrone, D. Gotthardt. E-108. FIRST ROW: N. Hoffman, V. Henderickson, V. Jardel, J. Jones, D. lamurri, E. Jowett, C. Kingston, J. Hughes, J. Huntsinger, Mrs. S. Matog SECOND ROW: L. Kinser, G. Hillias, J. Kaighn, C. Henderson, D. Jones, J. Horn, J. Kisler, V. Henderickson, W. Hebler, T. Kendrick, THIRD ROW: L. Hoffman, G. Hook, W. Hynes, F. Hitz, T. Jowett, A. Kllmankis, R. Hoffman, M. Krisch. F-107. FIRST ROW: L. Marruci, R. Mcguire, A. Marlles, J. Lisum, J. Lambert, N. Martinez, C. Kull SECOND ROW: A. Lemma, N. Mahoney, R. Marchini, S. Lombard, J. Mauz, L. Malloy, M. McBride THIRD ROW: L. Little, J. Maresco, L. Leone, A. Martin, M. Long, L. Marks, V. Levis, FOURTH ROW: J Mataysik, J. McClellan, C. McClure, J. Leonetti, J. Kurtz, Mr. P. DiPonziano. F-109. FIRST ROW: Mr. B. Greenawalt, P. Mollo, S. Parnell, M. Orr, G. Myerscough, J. Pastuszak, J Parks, S. Patrizzi, C. Nelson, P. McGee, SECOND ROW: P. McEwan, D. Nicolletto, L. McCutcheon, J O'ConneII, K. Myer, R. Nigro, C. Panarello, P. Palladino, B. Miller: THIRD ROW: D. Patricelli, B McDonald, B. Panico, C. Morrisey, E. Panarello, T. McKegney, J. Narducci, B. McKane, B. Nicker son. B-207. FIRST ROW: L. Porreca, G. Pierson, R. Porter, T. Pohlig, J. Price, C. Petros, Miss M. Doug- las, SECOND ROW: F. Piazzi, L. Porter, C. Preine, S. Piotrowski, L. Pinto, M. Powers. E-110. FIRST ROW: Mrs. D. Ruark, C. Quemore, M. Quinn, S. Rayer, B. Rose, A. Rydzewski, A. Rose, D. Ramavigliag SECOND ROW: B. Rosenfield, K. Quemore, E. Rzucidlo, M. Rothscheli, L. Rever, C. Reynolds, R. Przybyszewskig THIRD ROW: D. Rache, W. Redrow, J. Rieu, T. Quinn. B-127. FIRST ROW: S. Strauss, B. Stefan, P. Stires, J. Stavely, D. Senk, C. Simone, M. Shea, V. Smith, SECOND ROW: K. Skelly, L. Starr, P. Simpson, V. Sabo, M. Stephens, M. Stewart, J. Shock- lyg THIRD ROW: A. Spadaro, R. Stanborough, J, Scharnagl, J. Stanborough, D. Suliivan, D. Stew- art, J. Spolitbackg FOURTH ROW: R. Scafini, T. Serratore, W. Schmidt, IQ. Schiff, E. Smith, J. Schanz, Mrs. C. Ruff. B 121. FIRST ROW: C. Tinney, D. Zepp, J. Von der Vor, C. Tegtmeyer, D. Worland, Mrs. C. Lenneisg SECOND ROW: S. Zieman, B. Wright, L. Vacca, R. Wagner, M. Wilcox, C. Tiede, THIRD ROW: C. Wilde, J. Terramagra, R. Vizzi, J. Tennyson, J. Sweeten, A. Woynerg FOURTH ROW: J. Zarnosky, T. Tyler, E. Urban, G. Zawacki, A. Timrns, A. Trevelino. 76 i i FIRST ROW: Miss M. Laughlin, B. Griffitts, E. Bonnette, K. MacKenzie, R. DePersia, J. Massa, SECOND ROW: L. Barbera, J. Latzko, K. Tillotson, J. Nicosia, E. Lawrence, C. Hoshorian, P. Parnell, THIRD ROW: K. Bello, J. Margugiio, E. Hyduchak, L. Henderson, C. Yutronich. ' SQPHOMQRE OFFICERS AND CoiviiviiTTEE SEATED: B. Griffitts, president, STANDING: R. DePersia, treasurer, K. Mac- Kenzie, secretaryg E. Bonnette, vice-president. 77 B-119. FIRST ROW: K. Belko, M. Alessandro, J. Barbera, L. Barbera, P. Bricketto, D. Armbruster, Mr. R. Donahue, SECOND ROW: P. Bider, C. Boyle, C. Adams, J. Biello, K. Bowen, C. Baalsg THIRD ROW: K. Bovio, J. Bernhardt, T. Bowen, I. Becica, E. Bonnette, S. Biczelg FOURTH ROW: A. Bala, R. Balderman, E. Bergner, B. Blaine, R. Bittle, R. Bonhette. B-115. FIRST ROW: Miss L. Magness, M. Cortese, M. Coplan, L. Quemore, B. Cosenza, R. Conklin T. Cipriano, J. Carr, F. Carozzag SECOND ROW: D. Cusintine, S. Cochran, J. Buono, V. Console, C Briggs, M. Custodio, D. Conway, P. Campanellg THIRD ROW: B. Campbell, A. Carragher, C. Catrop pa, B. Curran, B. Conn, D. Brown, T. Calvellog FOURTH ROW: B. Catalino, T. Calabrese, T. Car bone, D. Cross, M. Chitim, B. Burns, A. Buckingham. B-106. FIRST ROW: Mr. R. Phillips, V. Enley, D. DeCIemente, D. Didomenico, E.'DeGrasse, C Emmons, B. Dempsey, E. Ferranteg SECOND ROW: D. Fay, D. Ducati, V. Filipone, T. Forsythe, P Finken, S. Field, R. Depersiag THIRD ROW: E. Dintino, P. Eisele, A. Furman, J. DeJames, L. Eck hardt, J. DeJames, R. Decker: FOURTH ROW: P. Flynn, R. Frisch, S. Donnachie, P. Davis, S. Eder, L DiVito, H. Davis, J. Eubanks. E-105. FIRST ROW: Mrs. M. Swarzwalder, P. Hollerback, G. Helverson, G. Gonzalez, P. Gamm, R. Gaskill, J. Hopkins: SECOND ROW: M. Hughes, L. Henderson, E. Hyduchak, G. Henderson, J. Hiller, L. Haworth, J. Hawrylukg THIRD ROW: C. Hoshorian, B. Griffitts, D. Hopen, B. Jackaway, P. Gilli- gan, R. Geiger, H. Hope: FOURTH ROW: M. Geserick, F. Homenick, D. Hopkins, W. Godfrey, A. Greising, E. Gordon, J. Hope. F E-103. FIRST ROW: M. Karbett, J. Kahn, T. Kane, M. Krajewski, H. Kennedy, S. Jamieson, C. Keen any SECOND ROW: J. Larson, W. Kosowski, C. Jardel, T. Kennedy, N. Jowett, R. Kergides, J. Latzko THIRD ROW: R. Lafferty, S. Johnson, E. Lawrence, B. King, G. Jaggard, V. Kamulda, B. Lare FOURTH ROW: D. Jackson, T. Kershaw, R. Kitz, J. Jones, D. Kraft, K. Langston, E. Klifto. A-105. FIRST ROW: D. Maatje, D. Mauz, P. Mayfield, B. Marishak, D. Mancuso, J. Marguglio, J. Massa: SECOND ROW: E. Lewis, M. Marzullo, R. McEwan, D. McBride, T. Marishak, A. McCarthy, C. McClellan, C. Maslowskig THIRD ROW: F. Maatje, J. Maisch, J. McCarthy, P. McCloskey, J. Mancu- so, K. MacKenzie, J. McCarthy, J. LeComteg FOURTH ROW: P. Maher, T. Marschlowitz, R. Law- rence, G. Leykum, S. Mason, A. Lombardi, Mr. P. Withers. E-111. FIRST ROW: J. Monforte, D. Merlino, L. Monforte, M. McGeehan, M. Offer, A. Morgan, H Offer, B. McKeever3 SECOND ROW: G. Norcross, N. McKeon, D. Mulligan, J. Nicosia, B. Neimeister W. Miller, E. Miklosey, C. Miller, THIRD ROW: B. Monaco, K. O'Brien, C. Merlino, L. O'DonnelI, H McMaster, G. Mote, J. Miller: FOURTH ROW: Mr. J. Billington, J. Milazzo, H. Millen, J. Milohnick, M Nilsen, J. Middlemiss, A. Meehan. C-102. FIRST ROW: Mrs. L. Mumma, E. Pavoni, B. Racke, C. Owens, A. Redrow, B. Rice, G. Robb, P Parnell, SECOND ROW: J. Prendergast, D. Read, A. Pardi, C. Piazzi, R. Panzarella, N. Quinn, B. Piz zuto, L. Rauschg THIRD ROW: J. Pugh, M. Richartz, W. Richter, R. Pacella, R. Rhodes, W. Reilly, J Richter, C. Pino, S. Rack, FOURTH ROW: J. Portscheller, G. Powell, K. Reigert, S. Ogilvie, R. Peo ples, P. Robell, D. Rib, J. Panarello. A-212. FIRST ROW: M. Romano, D. St. John, H. Schnur, V. Rossi, B. Roff, J. Rzucidliog SECOND ROW: D. Rowand, D. Scafini, R. Rodano, W. Scharnagl, D. Sartor, D. Scalpato, L. Schultz, THIRD ROW: S. Sarin, M. Rossi, P. Scirrotto, T. Saraullo, P. Schoudt, W. Schoelkopf, D. Saunders, S. Ryan. 80 E-112. FIRST ROW: W. Stott, M. Shevlin, M. Shockley, T. Symington, J. Stollsteimer, P. Soder, R. Terramayra, R. Stansburyp SECOND ROW: P. Stires, J. Tibbetts, L. Troilo, G. Strater, S. Strater, J. Tillotson, J. Thompson, L. Tomaziefskig THIRD ROW: J. Sweeten, F. Sommer, J. Sweet, A. Smith, G. Shute, F. Sleeter, S. Spohng FOURTH ROW: K. Tillotson, S. Sprague, R. Streater, I. Summers, L. Spano, S. Tolbert, Mr. D. James. D-103. FIRST ROW: D. White, E. Weber, D. Vaughn, D. Uber, J. Tweed, M. Vanemang SECOND ROW: P. Ward, W. Weir, L. Weidman, T. Vizzi, M. Vernamonti, M. Webb: THIRD ROW: T. Turner, J. Waltz, S. Wager, J. Wager, P. Trush. D-105. FIRST ROW: B. Wolff, K. Yuengling, G. Zirpoli, C. Yutronich, A. Wurtzel, L. Wilde, SECOND ROW: R. Williamson, S. Wright, P. Yandell, E. Wilson, L. Wolk, D. Wood: THIRD ROW: Mr. A. Ca- maione, L. Zubrzycki, C. Zimmerman, E. Williams, P. Yanky, M. Zieman. 81 FRESHMEN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND OFFICERS TOP T0 BOTTOM: L. Schramm, vice-presi dent: C. Robell, secretaryg J. Manuola, trea surerg R. Tulino, president. FIRST ROW: L. Schramm, R. Tulino, J. Manuola, C. Robellg SECOND ROW: J. Hambley, R. Kowoski, T. Schultz, E. Kennedy, J. Pitts, D. Orrg THIRD ROW: J. Citro, D. Arnold, J. Bastinelli, D. DePrisco, G. Stadler, F. Cimer, D. Matsinger. 82 A-216. FIRST ROW: P. Aukerman, E. Blake, L. Biezel, D. Barford, L. Allssanrina, D. Allen, J. Bjork, SECOND ROW: R. Batat, J. Bastenilli, J. Bertone, T. Benson, D. Arnold, M. Barnes, J. Benko, THIRD ROW: D, Amorebella, S. Avery, J. Beare, L. Badessa, T. Beck, D. Achilles, J. Anderson, FOURTH ROW: John Biehl, P. Blake, P. Alexander, R. Belko, J. Azel, J. Baiocchi, R. Balanestsky, Mrs. D. Wagner. F-203. FIRST ROW: R. Bryant, B, Chambers, P. Caulfield, J. Bradley, J. Caramana, T. Bongiorno, J. Cerrone: SECOND ROW: D. Bricketto, T. Canavin, F. Cimer, F. Blaum, D. Cerasi, R. Bowley, D. Brin- ing: THIRD ROW: J. Cheeseman, S. Buzby, J. Citro, S. Burns, M. Bunzel, J. Burns, G. Bordey, FOURTH ROW: D. Cathers, N. Booth, J. Campbell, M. Brindel. F-204. FIRST ROW: Mr. J. Cameron, L. Davis, M. DeSimone, P. Conklin, F. Cochran, D. David son, F. Delayo, R. Dennis, SECOND ROW: L. Craig, M. Davis, D. DePrisco, W. Darley, P Crupi, S. Cusintine, J. Conover, D. DeRosep THIRD ROW: L. DeLeonardis, J. Corbett, S. De maria, P. Deramo, J. Costas, G. Dalessio, S. Esposito, FOURTH ROW: R. Corbett, C. Dains, D Coots, W. Davenport, G. Corbett, H. Densten, L. Clark. F-205. FIRST ROW: Mrs. C. Fazekas, E. Emerle, P. Gangluff, A. Dunn, M. Ferrante, P. Gallagher Fritzscha, C. Fieldg SECOND ROW: R. Eiser, D. Dirkes, D. Forsythe, E. Fantasia, B. Fennimore Drebit, E. Fidler, A. Fuchsg THIRD ROW: J. Farrell, P. DiGenova, J. Forbes, F. Flood, P. Durand Fries, V. Elliot, P. DeYoung, P. Dunn: FOURTH ROW: S. Emmons, S. Dorfi, M. Dixon, T. Fleming DiGuilo, G. Dobinson, H. Forsythe, J. Falco. F-207. FIRST ROW: Miss C. Assenheimer, B. Gattinella, P. Gratzik, M. Henry, S. Green, S. Haines, E. Hearn, M. Gawg SECOND ROW: P. Giordano, R. Holden, A. Golub, C. Guglietti, D. Gore, R. Graziano, D. Hartman, G. Higgins: THIRD ROW: M. Guilardi, K. Harring, W. Hand, M. Gdovin, J. Hambley, R. Gifoli, M. Freedman, FOURTH ROW: S. Grimmer, K. Hansche, R. Haines, M. Hess, J. Habina, J. Got- thardt, R. Gleason. F-208. FIRST ROW: Miss E. Prasch, M. Krug, A. Kehler, R. Kosowski, K. Kenny, M. Hawn, D. Lamb- don, E. Kennedy, B. Leggeadrini, SECOND ROW: H. Lambdon, J. Krouse, K. Kundrat, T. Ledrew, T. Langreder, G. Karpiak, R. Laputka, K. Kaing THIRD ROW: J. Hallowell, T. Laphan, M. Gebhard, A. Juliano, S. Knepper, S. Krlsch, D. Laughlin, P. Laphang FOURTH ROW: R. Lafferty, C. Kimmel, T. Jowett, M. Ivins, K. Horn. 1 v F-209. FIRST ROW: L. Liebfried, B. Lowe, H. Long, R. Lundbeck, D. Malick, J. Manuola, F. Mango D. McKewan3 SECOND ROW: J. McClintock, A. McBride, D. McCall, R. Davis, R. Lippincott, V Lemmo, R. McCloskey, T. Matz, THIRD ROW: J. Manion, J. Lisenberg, G. Mason, D. Matsinger, T Marinelli, T. Leonetti, J. Gray, R. Lareg FOURTH ROW: Mrs. P. Thomas, S. Marshall, B. Lentz, R Maxwell, T. Malta, W. Manasco, G. Lombardo. F-210. FIRST ROW: S. Orengo, M. McGIinchy, D. Nigro, J. O'ConneII, A. Moore, J. Miklosy, J. Mul len, SECOND ROW: M. McGlinchey, A. Melsi, R. Menendez, S. Nelson, L. Miller, L. Needham, N Mundorfg THIRD ROW: T. Nicoletto, B. McKeever, J. Nicoletto, K. Morrissey, M. Mickle, D. Ogilvie J. Owens, L. Niedosibg FOURTH ROW: Mrs. M. Hallahan, E. McGowan, S. McNeill, C. McMichael, R Minosse, J. Mitchell, P. O'Connell, J. Murphy. B-223. FIRST ROW: Mrs. V. Trogden, J. Pitts, L. Price, D. Ramaviglia, E. Price, M. Pino, F. Pagano, R. Bowers, R. Panzarellog SECOND ROW: J. Poolos, R. Pancoast, F. Rice, J. Park, G. Pagano, S. Palanker, J. Pepe, R. Pascale, J. Pogozelskig THIRD ROW: E. Reardon, J. Paetow, N. Reichert, N. Paton, N. Porter, B. Penk, P. Rheaume, A. Passarellap FOURTH ROW: J. Pugh, NI. Pierce, D. Panza- rella, M. Pohlig, G. Ratajski, P. Rack, J. Parker, T. Plefka. B-217. FIRST ROW: C. Serratore, J. Schiff, K. Simpson, D. Siracuse, E. Shevlin, G. Scott, P Shoemaker, C. Russel: SECOND ROW: D. Sharp, T. Schultz, J. Sarin, M. Romano, K. Sicfring E. Smith, R. Riggs, S. Roche: THIRD ROW: B. Simpson, B. Ruggieri, N. Scharnagl, R. Russell T. Sawishin, L. Schramm, K. Schramm, D. Schwager: FOURTH ROW: J. Scott, R. Simon, B Sipple, C. Robell. P. Schad, C. Smith, Mr. D. Zaccone. B-213. FIRST ROW: K. Turner, B. Tegtmeyer, W. Taylor, R. Thompson, R. St. John, B. Spadaro, R. Stanboroughl SECOND ROW: J. Timeroanko, S. Speese, C. Tucker, C. Thompson, T. Totten, D. Thompson, J. Stewart: THIRD ROW: B. Sylvester, M. Strater, S. Thornton, A. Sortino, G. Stadler, S. Sprague, W. Steiger, D. Rothschell: FOURTH ROW: Mr. P. Grubb, D. Tolbert, A. Test, J. Spohn, R. Tulino, R. Tracy, R. Super, R. Tucker. . B-215. FIRST ROW: Miss M. Bowers, J. Yutronich, J. Zimmerman, M. White, S. Wilkenson, M Yost. M. Underwood, S. Wireback: SECOND ROW: S. Wright, D. Weiss, F. Watson, J. Wilcox, C. Westman, D. Wisham, J. Weiss: THIRD ROW: D. Zerbe, J. Urban, M. Wieckowski, D. Wolff, V. Underwood, D. Zimmerman, J. Watson, W. Zimmer: FOURTH ROW: P. Warrington, R. Wag- ner, P. Zimbalardi, J. Wagner, M. Webb, L. Wright, W. Weldon. ff fm f' ' fa,--Q2 .Y 1 87 4'2- P a 7 'J 'T Activities After it blooms, the flower withers and dies. But humans. unioue. continue life with unending sr NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society of Highland, sponsored by lVlr. D. Towers, is composed of juniors who have attained a 3.5 average and seniors who have attained a 3.0 average throughout their high school years. National Honor Society members must also demon- strate qualities of leadership, character and service as well as scholarship. The society's main project is tutoring stu- dents who are having difficulties with their studies. Other activities, such as dances, are held to raise money for a scholarship awarded to a deserving senior at graduation. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY x C SN , ? 5 ,g OFFICERS President F. DiGenova, Secretary C Wireback Treasurer S Wlasuk. OFFICERS md 'gag XJ Treasurer W. Jones, President F. DiGenova, Mr. L. Kuchler, Vice-President D. Yutronich, Secretary J. Tennyson. The Highland Interact Club is a junior division of its sponsoring organiza- tion, the Blackwood Rotary Club. Just as Rotary devotes itself to providing community services, so does Interact devote itself to providing school and community services, such as selling programs at football and basketball games and sending voices from home tapes to soldiers. Interact members are nominated by the faculty and then selected on the basis of scholarship, character, and participation in school affairs. Interact endeavors to develop and enhance the qualities of leadership and service that today's Interact member will need as tomorrow's citizen. FIRST ROW: D. Yutronich, J. Schanz, F. DiGenova, Mr. L. Kuchler, J. Tennyson, W. Kelsey: SECOND ROW: D. Echart, E. Brown, R. Lawrence, G. Mote, S. Wlasuk, R. DePersia, W. Jones, N. Facenko, S. Ogilvie, J. Miller, B. Conway. 91 TOP TO BOTTOM: President C. Joyce, Vice-President J. Gal- lagher, Treasurer E. Thomas, Recording Secretary S. Min- nosse, Corresponding Secretary R. Marshall, Miss M. Leek. ,MU if ii? Iv: 'QDQCH . 7 Apr' 1 Y, Vnfrrfnllfrf 'iii'-U X7 f K X lll fa ri iii-in OFFICERS The Student Council started this year with a new advisor, Miss M. Leek. She, the officers, and the council members have worked hard to make 1968-69 a busy and successful year. The Student Council has sponsored many activities to promote school spirit and provide entertainment for students. The pep rallies for football, basketball and wrestling were organ- ized bythe council, which also provided buses to many of the away games. The Pep Club has made signs and pep tags to stimulate support of athletic events. The selection of the football queen and her court was also supervised by the Student Council. Maintaining the Lost and Found and decorat- ing school bulletin boards are a few of the serv- ices the Student Council has provided for stu- dents. lt has sponsored the sale of Highland decals and book covers and organized the re- ceptionists and hall monitors. Although many of its projects were con- cerned with school spirit and service, the Stu- dent Council feels that its most important duty is to represent the students. Standing commit- tees, such as the Assemblies Committee, Cur- riculum-Change Committee and Smoking- Lounge Committee, were appointed to deal with specific problems and proposals which stu- dents had presented. The Advisory Committee, acting as the go-between with the administra- tion, handles student problems. - XY. M , -'WJ - L - - ' FIRST ROW: Miss M. Leek, J. Gallagher, R. Marshall, S. Minnosse, C. Joyce, E. Thomas: SECOND ROW: R. Bonnette, C. Blaum, J Mancini, A. Haines, L. Rosenberger, T. Pohlig, P. Mollo, J. Jones, S. Payne, P. Durand, P. Crupi, S. Wright, P. Hollerbach, R. Lev is, L. Troilo, E. Bonnette, T. Kane: THIRD ROW: A. Schramm, S. Speese, D. Wood, G. Hilias, B. Griffitts, K. MacKenzie, B. Griffitts P. Simpson, H. McMasters, J. DeGuilio, P. Bilocur, J. McKay, L. Starr, S. Tiede: FOURTH ROW: J. Latzko, B. Jones, L. Weidman C. Reynolds, R. Lawrence, D. Mutsinger, F. DiGenova, C. McClure, E. Gordon, E. Brown, R. Hall, L. Schramm, M. Hess, P. Alexan der, B. Corbett. 93 FIRST ROW: P. Lagrossa, D. Gliick, C. Blaum, D. Armbruster, T. Kane, M. Alexander, F. Blaurng SECOND ROW: '. . Zappullo, L. Rosenberger, C. Wireback, J. Massa, J. Lombard, C. Nelson, R. Woyner. HEATHER O C! O u 1-Nj C If lgkcj E, I? O ' .J x nfdx I-ai 'Q o rl x ,jo , gigs' K ' Q Q, After Before 94 X X 3 I V J L K. Bowan, D. Vaughn, R. Woyner, M. Alexander. BUSINESS STAFF ' x . I im .- ' A lf ' N fa! 43:1 G - if D. Gliick, C. Wireback, J. Lombard, M. Alexander, C Blaum. EDITORIAL BOARD 95 A. 1.1. f ...,, 1 QQ 5. N91 Zigi-1. 733 53 E 'V Ms6?Ms' siwiilf iii rs. Tw 'W' ' GS 5 'S 5 215 gg 1: 0 5 .. M .,. Uz'fl 1. ..,.. , .. , , . as A H is - 1 . L5 AH A 3? 5 if L 2 gm , A 1 1. ' . gi. skew Qam....f. 3 - .gm-'11 v? fu-.g:tta..1. fa 25' wif , ' fj V' -ki w i 9 R M if 1 1 1 '41 Wg.. 'wziizig ' V - f:....'- -a-.we FIRST ROW: J. O'ConneIAI, Djiopen, D. Bi!IbQgd1,,Q, Dj'Al.Ie5,5,iogASECONDROW: A. Pardi, D. Sharp, K. O'Brieni THIRD ROW: S,,.Speese, S, Bernadegte, P.f.Durgand, C., Maslowskl. .A Rl V ., , f,,.,. . :inf ' '. . . - .. , i.f,L..,. k......lV...f. I K. -K 1 FROM BOTTOM-T0 rom mrs. D .,N.iQholaS.1 Miggig...Agsen nei . mer, L. Hawortngc.. Merxmo,fA.. ciggigpi, A?bIeSg,.5 . Qgmbfifdpi gms: 'Q ,bf ag 5222 .N-, Ni- M- kk fi? 25 rf? W Q 2. 15 w Y f 5' is R35 SMS? we 55 f R 51-if' .3 1 X f ii? . L A gy . iifffi-. V .. 5 sw' 'Ou xv o 43,00 ii wr. D E C os M' N :pos wx os FIRST ROW: D. Cerrone, P. Springer, M. Romanog SECOND ROW: Mr. R. Phillips, J. Cavacini, M. Smith, E Boccuti, H. James. rw jd .QS K AMS gif! 1 Z. Panasof, J. Tracy, Mr. S. Seu. 97 SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW: M. Zieman, C. Maslowski, B. Racke, S. Septer, J. McKay, R. Holden, L. Miller, D. McLeester, R. Kosowski, M. Fer- rantey SECOND ROW: Miss E. Prascn, M. Belz, M. Bienl, J. McNeil, B. Rich, L. Fahringer, D. Wolff, B. Wolff, D. Uber, B. Monaco. FRENCH CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Williams, S. Petrizzi, C. Tegtmeyer, L. Tolbert, L. Rosenberger, A. Schramrn, President D. Gliick, Vice-President S. Ryan, K. Tilotson: SECOND ROW: Mrs. M. Hallahan, D. Yutronich, D. Hopen, D. Bilhardt, L. Eckhart, Secretary C. Miller, Trea- surer J. Tibbetts, C. Nelson, J.O'ConnelI, J. Latzko. 98 Iii, . f I I' 5 - .. ml 1 JUNIOR CLASSICAL '1 FIRST ROW: J. Yutronich, D. Baals, D. Wood, K. Seifring: SECOND ROW: D. Di- Genova, C. Tiede, N. Halperin, D. Wisham. I - -- -Q - il 45 - FRONT: Mr. L. Kuchlerg FIRST ROW: D. Windle, P. Auckerman, A. Golub, S. Burns, B. Hano, M. McGIinchIey Secretary-Treasurer B. Ruggeri: SECOND ROW: President A. Scnrarnm, S. Stiles, A. Marlles, R. Rollins J Clark, Librarian M. Marzullo, A. Selover, D. Hopeng THIRD ROW: Vice-President K. Dougherty, V. Levis, Mani agerC. Kean, D. Sprague, J. Jones, M. Wilcox, R. Levis. 99 - 8' .f 4 .FDIWWJ If! QV I Lai We 'Tx oc X 151 Corresponding Secretary M. Offer, Recording Secretary D. Allen, President D. Millett, Vice-President D. Baals. BAND FIRST ROW: D. Baals, M. Offer, A. Wurtzel, J. Yutronich, E Lewis, P. Parnell: SECOND ROW: B. Giger, D. Allen, A. Calvel lo, J. Buono, C. Quemore, M. Mickle, L. Wright, L. Wilde, B Wright, K. Seifring, S. Parnell: THIRD ROW: P. Eisele, J Sylvester, P. Wright, W. Kosowske, S. Wright, D. Davison, C Moslowske, B. Steiger, D. Arnold, P. Shad, D. Kraft, F. Hitz L. Porreca, B. Lowe, B. Godfrey, G. Klifto, R. Zubrzycki FOURTH ROW: H. Denston, D. Mancuso, B. Blaine, D. Coots, A. Dunn, G. Mason, B. Neimister, B. Powers, J. Gibson, K Quemore, S. Sedja, D. Sullivan: FIFTH ROW: E. Panerello, T Bye, R. Streater, P. Hollerbach, B. McDonald, R. Gaskill, P Rheaume, L. Zubrzycki, S. McNeil, C. Wilde, D. Millet, M Stewart, H. Davis: SIXTH ROW: A. Spadaro, S. Dorf, J. Mares co, D. Watson, M. Roselli, D. Yutronich, M. Pierce, L. Spano B. Miller, K. Hansche, S. Ryan, H. Millen, Mr. J. DiMenna. DRUM MAJOR Hmmm Hfg WALL ffsf Hucxwuou H00 New JERSEY R aptain S. Parnell, L. Smith, L. Troilo, B. Conn, C. Jones: KNEELING: P. Parnell, L. COLOR GUARD MAJORETTES I I I 'WI FIRST ROW: J. Tibbets, C. Yutronlch, L. Wilde, S. Cohen, SECOND ROW: D. Reed, C. Pine, E. Denti no, J. Weiss, C. Keller. FIRST ROW: B. Monaco, K. Pierson, M. McGeehan, D. Conway, V. Enley, E. Wil- song SECOND ROW: M. Hughes, L. Quemore, J. Kahn, L. Wouk, D. Gratino, K. Belkog THIRD ROW: K. O'Brien, G. Kamulda, D. DeDlmenico, M. Webb, L. Ha- worth: FOURTH ROW: D. Declemente, B. Durkin, M. Alessandro, K. Kenny, J. Latzkog FIFTH ROW: C. Baals. 102 i Followtheleader Which way are we going? ii? NOW what doldo with if? Come Blow Your Horn One more time! I just woke up one morning and there it was. So who cares if the note's wrong? The Line-Up 103 Q 0 0 x U-I x ii IV? X 5 X il J.V. FIRST ROW: K. Gaim, J- FOX: SECOND ROW: G. Hillias, C. Tegtmeyerg THIRD ROW: M. Custodio, D. Mc- Brideg FOURTH ROW: P. Simpson, C. Quemoreg FIFTH ROW: Captain L. Starr, Co-Captain B. Griffitts. VARSITY sfkgg. jx kk Q fk-, ,. 9 w... ' , g y- ,4 . ,I .f X 45. f. -. fi : A I E 'iQ , 'I ' F,.f ' . I , . R, I' V I I U Vkk' gg' kj. .. C . ' wx i f Ih. ..F,' - , , -F : f , I ., .- ..., ,V F Ai. - ., .VL I 7 ,7 V. Vykk , :I K :w - V, yi tv 1 f- '- . I ,. ' 1 . ' ' gg i . T. C ,,.,, J: :i i mh S . , Q . M R . . F . ' ' f' :Q ':': A OIIIII T .R.T F HI.R. 1 ...1- 1f.F -if vie.: x'-', ' .,,,..v.. Lag . .ge - ---- ' -: 'N K '-M., .1 ggwwv ' . .... . T'-I f ly 1 g , QE FIRST ROW: J. Jones, L. Venuti, Co-Captain V. Tegtme er, J. Mancini, P. Molloy SECOND ROW: A. Y Schramm, B. Griffitts, Captain C. Wireback, R. Marshall, T. Pohlig. 104 Qi LIBRARY . AiDEs ' 1 FIRST ROW: B. Blake, D. Wisham, R. Woyner, Mrs. A. Walsh, D. Read, D. Watson: SECOND ROW: G. Sendakas, T. Zapula, L. Ha- worth, B. Jones. PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: L. Hendeson, P. Mollo, S. Minosse, B. Griffitts, R. Marshall, B. Griffittsg SECOND ROW: D. Scaffini, K. Bowen, D. Vaughn, T. Kane, K. MacKenzie, J. Jones, P. Crupii, D. Armbruster, E. Weber, THIRD ROW: D. McBride, C. Tegtmeyer, B. Averell, P. Bilocur, M. Custodio, T. Pohlig, J. Massa, P. Simpson, C. Hoshorian, FOURTH ROW: R. Williamson, J. Price, M. Romano, E. Thomas, K. Skelly, B. DiOrio, C. Joyce. 105 AVA FIRST ROW: D. Petracelli, E. Gordon, G. Kamuldag SECOND ROW: D. Hopen, R. Richard. STAGE CREW LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mr. J. Fisher, W. Stott, Light Manager D. Senk, T. Marschowitz, T. McDonaugh, Stage Manager R. Parks, Mr. J Kobylinski. 106 ,.a,.N-N. T THIS PARIS l L P so gf if C CC A fp Highland's first annual musical, So This ls Paris, was presented February 28. The two-act play recounts the adventures of six American girls in Paris who, while looking for fun, found love. Complications, arising from their organi- zation ofa block party to raise funds for a lame girl, supply the comical incidents. Because of the expert direction of Mrs. D. Wagner and Miss B. Daneluzzi and the aid of Student Coordinator Craig Badiali and Produc- tion Coordinator Bill Billhardt, the play provid- ed an evening of amusement forthe audience. The dancers, under the direction of Miss M. Serepca, performed to the music of Mr. J. Di- Menna's band, and the choral groups were cap- ably coached by Mr. L. Kuchler. Carol Debbie Pam Joan Donna Alice Mrs. Page Paul Madame Duval Eve Mr. Scott Mrs. Scott Bob. Francois Georges Pierre Pam Simpson Maryann Balanetsky Donna St. John Sue Thornton JoAnn Stavely Linda DiVito Jody Kahn Charles Kean Debbie Brown Ann Schramm Frank DiGenova Verna Levis Craig Joyce Larry Schramm Mark Bunzel Stan Piotrowski FIRST ROW: R. Porter, V. Hendrickson, M. Bastinelli, J. Parnell, G. Hillias, B. DiOrio, V. Hendrickson, L. DiVito, B. Stavely, E. Thomas, D. Vaughn, K. Bowan, J. Kahn, S. Mi- Jones, THIRD ROW: D. Millet, A. Meehan, C. Keene, V. Hen- nosse, C. Blaurnp SECOND ROW: Miss B. Danneluzzi, L. drickson, G. Hook, P. Simpson, C. Joyce, M. Belz, B. Bil- Thomasheski, D. St. John, S. Thornton, S. Patrizzi, J. Fox, S. hardt, M. Bunzel, D. Brown, C. Wilde. ARTISIANS .5 'B gui 1 108 ON E ACT PLAYS JUNIORS FIRST ROW: G. Hillias, V. Hendrickson, J. Fox, J. Stavely, S. Parnell, C. Wilde, G. Hook, D. Gliick: SECOND ROW: R. Por- ter, V. Hendrickson, V. Levis, C. Badiali, S. Patrizzi. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: M. White, J. Yutronich, S. Wright, P. Durandg SECOND ROW: L. Schramm, J. Pepe, J. Hambley, Miss M. Douglas. SENIORS FIRST ROW: D. Dilks, S. Payne, K. Bowens, S. Minosse, L. Smith, T. Zapulla, C. Wireback, J. Duer, C. Blaumg SECOND ROW: J. Latsko, B. Jones, C. Joyce, D. Yutronich, E. Thorn- as, B. Kelsey, K. Jones, J. Tracy, L. Rosenberger, Mrs. D. Wagner. SO PHOMO RES Mrs. C. Withers, L. Barbera, E. Weber, B. Blaine, G. Leyke um, B. Campbell, C. Maslowski, C. Hoshorian, L. Henderson. 9 wr-1 FIRST ROW: J. Hawryluk, Miss M. Serepca, K. Boyle, SECOND ROW: B, Racke, K, Belko P. Mayfieid, L. Quemore, M. Boyle, J. Middlemiss, D. DeCIernente. G.A.A. FIRST ROW: Assistant Treasurer J. Massa, Vice-President C. Henderson, Miss M. Serepca, President C. Uber Assistant Treasurer L. Rosenbergerq SECOND ROW: T. Kane, L. Henderson, E. DeGrasse, D. McBride, E Weber, C. Hoshorian, D. Armbruster, D. DiDomenico3 THIRD ROW: A. Miller, C. Adams, B. Jackaway, D Scafino, E. Dentino, B. Griffitts, K. MacKenzie, M. Custodiog FOURTH ROW: B. McKeever, D. White, H Schnurr, A. Morgan, P. Boyle, E. Hyducnack, D. Grottini. JUNIOR-SENIOR PROIVI SOME ENCHANTED EvENiNG Can we ever forget our junior-senior prom? Of all of our high school memories, perhaps this will be one ofthe most pleasant. lt was held in the Ivy Stone Inn on May 18, 1968. The lovely queen, Maureen Judge, and her court were chosen as they danced to the music of Jonathan's Orchestra. The Polyne- sian decorations provided the atmosphere for a truly Enchanted Evening. 111 FUTURE NURSES CLUB FIRST ROW: P. Bilocur, A. Haines, T. Zappulla, L. Gordon: SECOND ROW: P. McCloskey, C. Briggs, A. Fur- FUTURE PHYSICIANS CLUB i 'r FIRST ROW: C. Blaum, R. Lawrence, Mr. L. Shaw, S. Ogilvie, A. Wertzelg SECOND ROW: E. Klifto, D. Yutronich, W. Campbell, W. Jones, R. DePersia, W. Miller, W. Zimmer. 112 FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB FIRST ROW: Secretary-Treasurer J. Stollsteimer, G. Zirpoli, D. Davidson: SECOND ROW: Miss B. McVey, T Lapham, PresidentJ. McKay, B. Gattinelia, L. Fahringer, R. Streater, Miss G. Ackerman. GUIDANCE AIDES D. Gliick, J. Pastuszak, D. Baais, M. Henderson, H. Long, D. Vaughn, M. Alexander, Miss G. Ackerman. 113 CAMERA CLUB T. Falco, V. Hendrickson, E. Williams, J. Scharnagle, Mr. L. Camerota, R. Rollins, J. Falco, J. Dougherty. Despite the fact that it was just organized this year by Mr. L. Camer- ota, the Camera Club has already rendered innumerable services to 'U Highland Regional. Members, who must first possess a keen interest PMEQ an ht iw i r b' t ii ' 4 p o ograp y, earn o pose su iec s, s oot pictures, and process A photos. Experience is gained by photographing students, club mem- bers, and athletic contests. The finished photos have been made avail- CLU6 able to local and school publications. The 1969 Heather is one of the publications that is extremely grateful for the prompt and profession- al service ofthe group. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS GF AMERICA o FIRST ROW: Mrs. D. Ruark, Recreation Chairman K. MacKenzie, Treasurer D. Scafini, Vice-President D. Armbruster, President C. Hoshorian, Secretary J. Massa, Historian D. Vaughn, B. McKeever: SECOND ROW: J. Micldlemiss, P. McCloskey, C. Briggs, L. Haworthe, D. McBride, E. DeGrasse, L. Henderson, C. Yutronich, P. Stires, S. Palanker, K. Bowen, THIRD ROW: A. Furman, M. Belz, B. Jackaway, B. Griffitts, E. Dentino, J. McKay, D. White, N. McKeon, J. Thompson, T. Sawishin, M. Romano. U ART X FIRST ROW: S. Piotrowski, S. Thorton, K. Boyle, J. Hawryluk, Miss P. Sukonik, L. Rausch, P. Durand, D. Matsinger: SECOND ROW: L. Quemore, B. Racke, P. Crupi, D. Sharp, M. Allessandro, D. Wood, T. Sawishin, A. Pardi, J. Terramagra, K. Tillotson, R. Pacellaz THIRD ROW: M. Hess, L. Tolbert. CHESS CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Chromitz, N. HaIprin, L. Little, R. Peoples, D. Saunders, Mr. G. Dunn,A. Smith. 115 Y , Qin - T' G Chg l.. .jj FIRST ROW: D. Saunders, J. Corbett: SECOND ROW: Mr. W Schultz, J. Poolos, J. Biehl, D. Hopen. Q FIRST ROW: I. Becica, C. Piazza, W. Nelmeister, W. Scharnaglq SECOND ROW: P. Parnell, A. Furman, J. Biello, G. Kamulda, C. Yutronich. SHHXWX ag :M S gnvaaw. EES!!! T. A S1:L:f :Zim ' s' - i . s?St5gg.1 qu: - Rss, . y A 5 an .H A m ms 4 an 'Fl .Q4q-I X J! hplc' 65 LW 'wg I 1 Y h Sports As the hardy heather battles nature's forces HighIand's teams struggle toward Q - I Q A - A FIRST ROW: J. Shockley, D. Hopkins, S. Wager, D. Eckhardt. G. Mote, J. Wager, J, Zarnosky, J. McKeever, J. Hall, J Kaighn, M. McDonald, I. Summers, A. Bala, J. Miller, B Blake, SECOND ROW: J. Latzko. G. Shute, A. Klimanskis, A. Wlasuk, L. Simon, S. Eder, J. Schanz, J. Pohlig, G. Dobinson P. Maher, J. D'Alessio, J. Gallagher, N. Facenko, B. Filip- pone, J. McCarthy, P. Kodrasov: THIRD ROW: Coach Drew G. Jaggard, M. Shevlin, J. Pugh, M. Shockley, S. Wlasuk, J Milohnick, W. Miller, Coach Konstantinos. VARSITY FOOTBALL The boys in action against Eastern High School. 0 ,N , 1- fzvx 7 s'g 1 '--1+ y wi :gif 'Ili ifmfif 1lQf.N 42,6 xx 'Ml 0 . Hg M' , .fl 'fu 1 -4,7 . .XT .gy-'Z 54 K if No wonder they call these girls our Football Queens Who's your hairdresser, Understand? Jeanne? The great Highland band performs at halftime. ,, 122 VARSITY BASKETBALL FlRST ROW: Manager H. Paton, F. Robell, D. Stewart, L. Harasym, D. Watson, R. Barnstead, Manager D. Petricellig SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach K. Natale, Coach B. Lynch, C. Fletcher, J. Eubanks, J. Kirtz, B. Schmidt, G. Zawaki, Assistant Coach Billington. if i 11 ' l V i Mil, 4: lr X ' .T Q ' X7 .' fa 'I I L-, 'I ,i I 5 Q li Ii 7 A I E lil 'Il l li I X i ' 1' Elf' W ll XX? II X D i ,.,.- l This year the Highland Tartans, co-captained by Chuck Fletcher and Dave Watson, met with anoth- er challenging basketball season. Although some scores didn't place us on the victory side, the boys managed to put up a good fight in many games. The games were usually lost by only a few points. All this is a clear indication that Coach Lynch will produce, as he has done many times in the past, a championship team. With their determined effort and the new training techniques, it will not be long before the Tartans take the lead in the Qlympic Conference The only players that will be lost this year are Chuck Fletcher, Frank Robell, and Dave Watson. 123 ' FROSH BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: D. Gore, R. Hall, J. Sarin, L. Deleonardis, A. Sortino, S. DelVlaria: SECOND ROW: P. Rack, J. Citro, P. Alex- ander, B. Sipple, B. Davenport, G. Stadler, D. Ogilvie, P. Blake, IVlr. J. Billington. J. V. BASKETBALL l FIRST ROW: D. Smith, J. Tennyson, J. Shute, J. Pugh, J. Miller, T. Calabrese, P. DlGulio, R. Barnsteadq SECOND ROW: Mr. K. Natale, W. Stark, L. Schultz, D. Rib, B. Catalano, J. Spolitback, C. Robell, K. Langston, P. Maher, S. Ogilvie Manager D. Patriceeli. 124 FIRST ROW: A. Blanzole, M. Patruno, B. Schiff, E. Lawrence, M. Romano, M. Shockely: SECOND ROW: J. Gallagher, J. Pohlig A Wlasuk, J. McKeever, S. Morris, J. Hall, B. Blake, Mr. R. Ross, Mr. L. Laubach. VARSITY WRESTLING The Highland Wrestling Team maintained an excellent record this year. The Tartans downed nine consecutive opponents and won the Triton Holiday Wrestling Tournament. Led by senior tri- captains Jim Hall, Jim McKeever and Steve Morris, the Tartans made a good showing at the Olympic Conference Championship. With eight seniors on the starting team, the Highland Wrestlers have built a wrestling reputa- tion that schools in South Jersey have learned to respect. lt seems that the same comments are made by the opposing coaches, 'That is the tough- est, strongest, and most aggressive team I have ever seen', boasts Coach R. Ross. This year's Highland Wrestlers have truly earned a sports name for the school - one that has made the coaches, wrestlers, and student body proud to have the team represent their school. Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Highland Williamstown Edgewood Mainland Washington Township Burlington Township Gateway Deptford Holy Spirit Cherry Hill East Triton Almost but not quite, says referee to Mike Romano. gl , Coaches and captains line up with Christmas Championship TournarnentTrophy. i 4 P Bob BIake's sitting pretty. The champions at attention ... Crunch-h-h-h! 126 J.V. WRESTLING FIRST ROW: R. Vizzi, J. Kaighn, B. McKeever, R. Bonnette, M. Romano, J. Bastinellig SECOND ROW G Helverson P Warrington W. Manasco, C. Ragonese, D. Hopkins, D. Eckhardt, B. Tuiino, G. Mote, Mr. R. Ross, Mr. L Laubacn January January January January January January January February February February February February February February Mamn Mamn Mauuand Washington Township BurHnguniTownshm Gateway Deptford HmySpHH Cnerryi4HIEast TrHon Overbrook VVestlDeptford Glassboro Eastern District Meet DBUmtMem RegonaIMeet State Meet 127 FIRST ROW: Coach Lynch, H. Paton, D. Watson, L. Harasym, J. Tennyson, R. Citro, Manager E Brown: SECOND ROW: A. Hertler, T. Twardziak, J. Morrisey, C. Quemore, D. Stewart, M. Mac- Donald, F. Robell. VARSITY BASEBALL 1968 Pitch it in, Dave. He's safe! 128 FIRST ROW: C. Fay, R. Filippohe, E. Thomas, J. Karpiack, C. Reynolds, J. Mauz, F. Musmeci: SECOND ROW: T. Falco, J. Zarnosky, C. Joyce, E. Smith, R. Barnstead, B. Blake, R. Bezick, M. Stewart, Coach Towers. BASEBALL FIRST ROW: M. Zieman, R. Frish, F. Homenick, W. Niemester, A. Calabrese, A. Cipriano, G. Jaggard, M. Romano: SECOND ROW: J. Milohnick, J. Miller, P. Maher, J. Eubanks, A. Bala, D. Hopkins, S. Sarin, Coach Donahue. ,,. 129 FIRST ROW: R. Bonnette, J. Tennyson, T. Vizzi, J. Krouse, T. Bowen, T. Serratore, B. Conway, C. Morrisey, SECOND ROW: Man ager E. Brown, M. Krisch, R. Hoffman, S. Wright, J. Spoilback, Coach James, W. Collins, D. Smith, J. Stewart. CROSS CGUNTRY 130 ,xy Q- S2 I . FIRST ROW: B. Pizzutto, A. Blanzole, J. Kaighn, P. Kodrasov, B. Conway, G. Lawrence, M. Gauger, M. Toleoo, G. Law- rence, A. Serratore, R. Bonnette: SECOND ROW: C. Morsey, H. McDonna, S. Eder, J. Latzko, B. Collins, A. Wlasuk, S Wlasuk, S. Morris, T. Smith, J. Shute, Manager G. Pierson, THIRD ROW: M. Krisch, R. Lawrence, S. Wager, S. Haines, J Stewart, J. Ponlig, J. Schanz, J. Stanborough, J. McKeever, T. Saraullo, Coach Drew. TRACK AND FIELD 1 5 VARSITY HOCKEY FIRST ROW: P. Boyle, B. Averell, P. McEwan, D. Maatje, A. Morgan, Co-Captain P. Monaco, C. Uber, SECOND ROW: Manager G. Hook, N. Klingerman, Co-Captain L. Fagringer, J. McNeill, L. Rosenberger, J. Tracy, Manager S. Straus, Mrs. J. Schubert. J. V. HOCKEY FIRST ROW: L. Tornajiefski, D. McEwan, B. Wolff, P. Shoemaker, S. Speese, D. Dlrkes, J. Fox, D. Uber: SECOND ROW: L. Eckhardt, G. Hillias, K. Meyer, C. Bouchard, Miss L. Magness, N. Paton, D. Wolff, N. Booth, S. Knepper. 132 VARSITY BASKETBALL KNEELING: B. Rich, L. Eckhardt, E. Ferrante, P. McEwan, D. Wood: STANDING: C. Uber, P. Boyle, S. Straus, H. Schnur, L. Lick feld, C. Bouchard, C. Henderson, L. Fahringer, J, McNeil, J. Parks, D. Jones, Miss L. Magness. 1 wav , . . P 133 J.V. GIRLS BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: P. Shoemaker, H. Long, T. Schultz, J. Manuola, A. Morgan, J. Kowalski, L. Craig, D. Dirkes: SECOND ROW: Mrs. J Schubert, G. Henderson, M. Marzullo, H. McMasters, G. Kamulda, B. Wolff, D. Uber, N. Booth, K. O'Brien, D. Read, L. Price. 134 FIRST ROW: A. Williams, A. Kennedy, J. Parks, C. Henderson, A. Morgan, B. Campbell, P. Boyle, SECOND ROW: Miss L Magness, N. Klingerman, L. Rose-nberger, S. Straus, M. Carnall, J. Kosowski, J. Tracy, G. Mayberry. SOFTBALL Stal' Player Lois Rose-nberger pitches Jill Tracy shows us howto swing that the team on to another victory. Per- bat! haps another Sandy Koufax? 135 That's a sensational play, Aiice! What a catch! J. . SOFTBALL 1 . L L .L ,--, -- 4 N FIRST ROW: P. McEwan, C. Gangluff, R. Kergides, K. Bowers, D. McBride, J. Tweed, D. Maatja, L. Dunphyg SECOND ROW: Miss M. Serepca, G. Henderson, D. Read, L. Starr, L. Raush, E. Holt, L. Lickfeld, B. Conn, D. Jones, C. Pino, S. Biczel, D. Uber. 136 CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Pol-LOCK BROS-, INC- CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADS. Weaimto take care ofour own THE OBSERVER Since 1927 with Chrysler Products 227-0350 931-3435 Your Hometown Newspaper 118 N- BI k H P-k Cam-Glo Newspapers, Inc. B,aCkawfOOdf'Ej ' e 44W.Church srqeiackwood, N.J. 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