Highland Park High School - Albadome Yearbook (Highland Park, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1967 volume:

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ROBERT KERTES FACULTY EUGENE GRACE Eric Albert UNDERCLASSMEN JANET BUCCA Barbara Julius ORGANIZATIONS ARLENE JULIUS Deena Goldstein CLUBS DEBBIE GORDON Linda Meyer Alison Reitman SPORTS BETH DAKELMAN Candy Beno ACTIVITIES CAROLE FIRESTONE SENIORS ALICE ROCKOFF BUSINESS ADVISOR DR. RICHARD EVANS 3 J I .am ' F ' if 12 5 Tl - 1 f .r v H , 1515, V J, ,x m ffgewizwgmw w.,M.q- -qw : , ' f:5fi11r'4HX N WN wzzifegaif,-,'5fE5f5Lfs3T2,Q,,LwTfb?Qig 5 Q' xx A 0 . S f5 .j . g r ,L f as X wi ' ' I' ' fr .. 12 ' ff- 'Y A W' if-5155 D 3:-':.2I. : WV ,- any-W K H 4 ., b x yr Q wil 46, p sig, xg 2 'K fp.-4: + M , gl Q ,Q ., f ,Y 95? A lg u f H f . i fm in M, if J! ,.. . ,V 1 A V ! . fy? ff I K v, i f' 4' 71 ,,gQEfiff12 K W A x K . V V,-' : ki. ' iff? A i ff' 1-x ,,, 'X A A - The Class of 1967 happily dedicates its yearbook to a teacher who is invaluable to Highland Park High School. Mrs. Maude Stockman is a vital part of the school. She devotes her time to serving the high school in several ca- pacities such as administrator of the summer school, sponsor of the Recreation League, and Adviser to the cheerleaders and to the Senior Class. It is in recognition and appreciation of her vitality and devotion that the Class of 1967 dedicates its ALBADOME to Mrs. Stock- man. aavvsttrt S. 1 5 Dr. Melvin L. Michaels Principal :5 - LFOS Mr. ustin E. Lepine Assistant Principal To the Class of 1967 Dear Graduates: I envy you. The world you are about to enter will extend millions of miles beyond the reaches your parents knew. The wealth of the oceans will be yours to harvest in ways unknown today. Knowl- edge in every held will be so increased as to stun the imagination and produce radical changes in your lives. All this superabun- dance will be yours to take and enjoy in the years following your graduation. For all this I envy you. The world unfortunately has a pendulum quality. What it gives in bounty it takes away in problems. The world now is filled with far too many unsolved problems, unfortunate people, and inhu- man relationships. Your parents, lives have been filled with peo- ple fearing people and nations opposing nations. All this tragical- ly might possibly be yours to endure also. What I wish for you is that the education you have received in your high school might be a beginning to help you gain all the wonderful riches of your world. At the same time I fervently hope that you will be able to develop the powers to alleviate, or if pos- sible, eliminate the problems, the suspicions and the hatreds that exist inside ourselves, inside other people, and inside nations. I wish you happiness, good health, peace, and contentment for all the years following your graduation. Yours truly, Melvin L. Michaels Principal To the Class of 1967: Each year as classes reach graduation you wonder what the fu- ture will bring both for them and for future students of Highland Park High School. The complexities of our modern world continue to astound me. Educational advances continue to appear at unbelievable rates. May you keep your balance and enjoy the fruits of your hard work for many years to come. ' The future can be a wonderful one if you continue to apply your- selves and build solid character, honesty, reliability, and loyalty. May the years ahead be inspiring, challenging, and successful. Sincerely, Austin E. Lepine Assistant Principal 6 l 1 June, 1967 Dear Seniors, Your days as a high school student are fast approaching an end. In retrospect, I hope all of you can say, These have been good days. I shall always cherish themf, If, during your high school years, you have learned the important meaning of self-reliance, integrity, perse- verance, self respect, and respect for others, you will find yourself blessed with a rudimentary understanding of some of the major elements that determine one's success in life. The values you hold as a young adult will form the basis of your life. It is important that you pause at this crucial time to ask yourself if your present values are worthy of your highest instincts and goals. We have appreciated the opportunity to work with you and for you. We do not consider that our work is done when you leave us. We will continue to support and en- courage you to the level of our ability. Cordially yours, Kenneth L. MacKenzie Superintendent of Schools Dr. Kenneth L. Mackenzie Superintendent of Schools Mr. Ray Loux Business Manager 7 FACULTY Mr. Condit Atkinson Instrumental Music Mr. James Biunno Technical, Machine, and Architectural Drawing Miss Joan Blume Vocal Music Mr. Robert Bunce Clerical, Secretarial Courses, Short- hand II, Transcription Miss Judith Dallas Algebra II, General Math, Senior Math Mr. Jay Dakelman Director of Athletics, Boys Physical Education, Health 8 Mrs. Julia Chabak Biology, Life Science Mrs. Elaine Davis Senior Math, General Math, Geometry Mrs. Judith DeRaat English II Mr. William Donahue Department Head, Social Studies, Mrs. Valerian Eden Mr. Ward Ehrenfeld U.S. History II Politics and Economics Mr. William Ellwood Bookkeeping, Business Math U.S. History II Mrs. Cecil Engelhardt Guidance Department 9 1 'CS r. Richard Evans Director, Guidance Department 9 General Math Algebra I, II Mrs. Bertha Ellwood E.P.S., U.S. History II r ,.,s 'f I v i 'l-',i I t y ,,,. .,,f44Qt1:, , ' I ii La . 2 ft, 5 Mr. William Fritz Department Head, Science Departmentg Chemistry, Advanced Placement Chemis- WY Mrs. Virginia Glenn Notetaking, Salesmanship, Shorthand, Typing II Mr. Donald Grassugppif General Science Earth Scienc Mrs. Evelyn Goldstein Art I, II Q1 2 QQ Mr. John Gromelski Latin I, II, III, IV 10 Miss Irene Gilman English III, 23 Mrs. Dorothy Gold Department Head, Business Department Personal Use Typing I, III, Shorthand I Mr. Lawrence Hammell Earth Science I 6 Mr. Joseph Jennings U.S. History I Mrs. Mena Ippolito Mrs. Arlene Karo Home Economics, Advanced Home Economics Mr. Robert Kertes Boys Physical Education, .Health Spanish II, III, IV Mrs. Bonnie Kaufman Remedial Reading, English I Mr. Richard Klawunn Department Head, Industrial Artsg Power Mechanics I, Industrial Math U46 Miss Betty Koenig Department Head, Foreign Language Departmentg Spanish II, III, V Miss Carol Lehrrnan Spanish II, III, French II Mr. Robert Landrum Physics, Advanced Placement Phys- ics Miss Bemice Larsen World Civilization I Mrs. Sydell Levy English IV Mr. Robert Lozak, Business Law and Economics, 'Typing I Miss Arlene Maisel Department Head, Arts Depart- ment, Home Economics, Chefs Mr. Lewis Needham Course Power Mechanics I, Ilg Metal Shop I, II 12 Miss Gertrude Patterson Department Head, English Departmentg English II, 23 Mrs. Robin Quigley Girls Physical Education, I IIIg Health Mr. Joseph Policastro Qriver Education V I' ffgnh. g cf, ffl , 24725, Miss Barbara Reiss French I, II, III I Mr. James Rogers U.S. History I ,A Mrs. Alice Santamarina Mrs. Leslie Roster French H' IV, V English I 13 Mr. Peter Schild Guidance Department Mr. John Sprout Department Head. Mathematics Departmentg Algebra I, II, Calculus Mr. Joseph Swaluk Mr. Ward Smith Chemistry Cabinet Making Woodshop I, II Mfg, Maude Stockman ' Department Head, Physical Education V, . . ,a ivprfsrewi-wtf I, ,t ' ..,sl s,.. . i.imKs,.i,c,,5 , ,..,,, .,1.t I. it yftt ,.l,,.-. . .,: ,.,. . 7 a7,,i.r1g,Wg .KM ti Si Li' QQ, ,ft WW ,f at A iszmsfvasaait Est , 2 H iiifkhgi gkii Q as Q, Q LA we ' ' 715' -it 4 ' fs-,af QT RKXEQQL u Q fi iz, ff'f i f ti is ' A , Aftfwfwitliiisfs :afar -'v fa 1-at swans-f-:,1grLi1 .Q W M ' ,, A , 4 . il-i t 5f:1 . .. f- uf? K' ,,.': '4QQi,,' all this wit, 33+ If 'w ivif' :f1- 5... .W ' if? in : f - Mrs. Constance Seibert General Math, Algebra Mr. Robert Stevens English I, Speech Health Department: Girls Physical Education, Mrs. Roseanna Thomas World Civilization I U.S. History II 14 Miss Dorothy Tipton Guidance Department Mr. Robert Torrone Dr. Marie Wagner German I, II, III Mrs. Mae Yanowitz 1 I J World Civilization I, II English IV ' '-id' Mrs. Rosalind Wolfson ,xwlf-Q lf English I, II Mr. George Towne Geometry, Senior Math Miss Marilyn Williams Biology, Advanced Placement Biology 15 Mrs. Marie Zakaluk English I, English III Mrs. True Mulder, Secretary, Mrs. Marion Carlon, Librarian Mrs. Ruth Surdyka School Nurse Mrs. Claire Beno, Mrs. Orie Roberson, Mrs. Elea- Mrs. Katherine Litchfield, Mrs. Esther Samuelson, Mrs. Filomena nor Burnsg Secretaries, Principal's Oihce Iocca, Mrs. Gloria Kraemerg Secretaries, Superintendentis Office Mrs. Mae Monaghan, Mrs. Josephine Schultz, Mrs. Kathryn Eayres, Cafeteria Mrs. Edith Kinney, Mrs. Ida Whitman, Secretaries, Guidance Department 16 V f -MH , 7 , Xkg A W ' 1 1 If , ' ' ,A ' , . .,,,,, 2. 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Many people are quick to find fault with se- niors, never realizing that seniors are un- der pressure from many sides. Those who criticize will one day realize that being a senior means more than merely assuming those precious senior privi- leges. Seniordome holds many re- sponsibilities and pressures, as well as privileges and rewards. Alberta Angela Alban Stevan N. Albert James Joseph Alessi Bert I.B.M. Trainer Steve College Jimmy Air Force Girl of many talents . . . seamstress His humor is appreciated by all. . . Daring and bold . . , active in and homemaker . . . active in sports enjoys all sports. . . cars are also his hunting and guyfng , , , generous . . . likes to read and enjoys math pastime . . . easy-going, and consideygfg' . , fakes gn lnfgrgjf . seen in Ffh and the Saianish Clubg History Clubg Volleyball in Cars, P 'W'1' S 027708 Hb- Football lg Volleyball Club. Latin Clubg Red Cross Clubg Volleyball Clubg Broadway Shows Club, Vice- Presidentg Girls Athletic Clubg Office Helperg Guidance Helperg P.T.A. Representativeg Junior Prom Committee. Midori Aogaichi Midori Undecided A leasant newcomer to H.P from Sail, Lake Cigf . . . pastime spent painting or listening to music . . . enjoys fshing. . . intelligent. . . an all-round student. Latin Clubg German Clubg Science Clubg Yearbookg Chess Clubg National Honor Societyg Homeroom Secretary. Stephen C. Austin Chet Cabinetmaker Main interest in cars and car entry . . . seen around Park Sweet Sfhoppe , likes volleyball . . . always lends a hand . . . stands firm in his views. J,V. Footballg Volleyball Club. 17 Louis Ayash Lou-Lou Career School An altruistic person a loyal fiend . . . enjoys working on cars. Marshallg Electric Squadg Art Clubg Broadway Shows Club. Jeffrey Jay Bendavid Jeff College A good sport athletic fantastic sense of humor . . . a rhythmic drummer ofa popular band. Football l, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Presidentg Student Councilg Constitution Com- mitteeg Junior Prom Committeeg Chess Clubg Co-Chairman Senior Fun Niteg Spring Track lg Show Band. Bruce French Bateman Bruce College Active and industrious in school activities . . . an in amous host . . . strictbf a Rutger's an . . . a regular riot . . . great on the football jield Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Wrestling 3, 4g Varsity Clubg Homeroom Presidentg Mixed Cho- rusg Trackg Student Councilg Volleyball Clubg Junior Prom Committeeg Constitu- tion Committeeg Playsg College Clubg In- tramurals. Robert Louis Bechler Bob College 'Friendhz and kind hearted . . . an industrious and earnest worker . . . hidden humor. . . a trubr nice guy. -Frenchg Broadway Shows Clubg Mathe- matics Clubg Speed Reading Clubg Base- ball 3, 4. 18 Charles Daniel Blachford Dan Psychologist Little Maverick . . . card shark . . . great asset to wrestling team. . . good-natured and liked by all. Wrestlinqll 4g Cross-Country 4g Intra- muralsg arsity Clubg Chemistry Clubg Play Productions. Felix Brockington Feli College A comical prankster . . . fast and furious in track ana' foot all . . . carefree and easy-going. . . loves the little man Jay. Varsiiiy Football l, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Track 2, 3, 3 Volleyball Clubg Varsity Club. Rosemary Bodo Rosemary Spanish Interpreter En 'o s s orts. . . lots 0 schools irit . .J.ylox!es rock'n roll,fbut Spaiish above all . . . traveled in Spain . . . will be a success as a Spanish inter reter. S-lpanish Clubg Knitting Club, Biblical ulture Clubg Broadway Shows Clubg Foreign Exchange Clubg Junior Prom Committee, P.T.A. Representativeg S.A.T. Representativeg National Honor Society. Terry Sue Brown Terry Medical Technology Car crazy . . . always sgzlish in dress and appearance . . . zany and wild . . . expensive tastes . . . never dateless . . . masters talking backwards. Girls' Athletic Clubg Homeroom Oflicerg Health Careers Clubg Volleyball Club, Creative Design Clubg Junior Prom Committeeg Social Committee. 19 Ralph J. Brock Ralph Engineer Always on hand with a joke . . . active in wrestling and other sports , . . enjoys cards and mathematics . . . witgl. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2g Base- ball l, 2g Wrestling 3, 4g Volleyball Club. William Nicholus Bruno Bill' Draftsman A track man . . . wrestling abiligf also enjoys working with his hands. . . sportsminded Cross-Country l, 2, 3, 45 Winter Track lg Wrestlin 3, 43 Volleyball Clubg Varsity Clubg l-lgomeroom Ofiicerg Metal Shop Club. Jane Rachel Bruskin Janie College Involved in musical activities-Band Dance Band and Chorus. . . enjoys working with children . . . will make a good teacher . . . adventurous and imaginative . . . an active Thespian. Pierian Society, National Thespian Soci- etyg National Honor Societyg Marching and Concert Bandsg Dance Band, Show Bandg Mixed Chorus, Girls, Chorusg A1- badome Business Staff, Fling Feature Reporter, Homeroom Oilicerg American Field Serviceg Future Teachers of Ameri- cag Social Service Club, Girls' Recrea- tion League. Kathleen Patricia Burke Kathy I.B.M. Operator A quiet, pleasant person . . . likes to bowl and cook . . . a cand striper . . . she is willing to help alll Cosmetology Clubg Study Club: Girls' Chorusg Typing Club: Office Helper. Jeffrey Ira Burck jeg' College Industrious and well-liked . . . enthusiastic worker for Lenetti and Locastro . . . usualbr busy with ticket sales . . . noted for his laugh . . ., very sociable. Frosh Tennis lg J.V. and Varsity Basket- ball Scorekeeper 2, 3g National Thespian Societyg Volleyball Club, Speed Reading Clubg Chess Clubg Homeroom Ollicerg Plays, Ticket Chairman, Intramurals. David Gene Camporese Campy ' Architect A great gi? . . . our star lineman . . . an at lete from start to finish . . . cheeq'ul disposition . . . likes girls and speedy cars. J.V. Football lg Varsity Football 2, 3, 4g Winter Track l, 2, 3, 4, Spring Track l, 2, 3, 4g Library Studyg Varsity Club, Presidentg Athletic Committee Chair- man, Junior Prom Committee. 20 Gilbert Guy Burgess Gil College Loves irls. . . la s itar and sin s . . . lifes to skelbhjl .glla loyal friefd . . . always willing to lend a helping hand. Folk Sin ers Clubg Play Productions Clubg Itagan Clubg Dance Committeeg Social Committee, Special Projects Com- mitteeg Public Relations Committeeg In- tramurals. Joan Margaret Casserly Joanie Airline Hostess Our pelipy cheerleader . . . abounds with sc ool spirit . . . seen sewing costumes for plays' touch, my fingerlj . . . likes horses and tennis. . . witgr and sincere. Albadome Business Editorg J.V. and Var- sity Cheerleader, Mixed Chorus, Presidentg National Thespian Societyg Junior Prom Committee, Italian Clu g Albadome Business Clubg Homeroom Oflicerg Owl Award Chairmang Girls' Basketball 3, 4. Gary E. Cohen Gary Pediatrician A pleasant person with a desire to strive . . . extremebf interested in classical music . . . excels in science an avidgoyfan... afine friend Advanced Biolog Club, Psychology Club, Philosophy Clllub, Varsity Tennis 3, 45 Football Manager and Trainer, Mar- s al. Alan Cohen Al College A welcome addition to HPHS jiom NB . . .plays the lguitar. . . afine student . . . well iked by everyone . . .friendbf and hehiful. Football l, Winter Track 2, Spring Track l, 2, Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, Homeroom Officer, Public Speak- ing Club, Vice-President, Religions Club, Bull Session, Chairman, ling Reporter, Albadome Business Staff, Dra- matics, Social Committee. Terry Cokas Cecil B. Cooper II Ter Accountant Rick Mechanics The tall, dark, Greek . . . congenial A fiendbz newcomer to H,P. . . . and understanding. . . a tremendous enjoys working on sports cars . . . can be seen in his Minnie . . . tackle . . . enjoys fooling and joking interest in sports. . . will make ajine around J.V. Football l, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, mechanic. Varsity Wrestling 3, Winter Track 2, J.V. Football l, 2, 3, Wrestling l, 2, Indoor Baseball 2, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Home- Track 3, Track and Field l, 2, 3, Science room Ofticer, Varsity Club, Treasurer, Club, President, Ski Club. Library Club, Athletic Committee. 21 Robert John Criss Jr. Warren Britton Cronk Bob Warren College Never without his wheels . . . always a generous and hehrful fiend . . . wild and daring. Cross-Country Teamg Varsity Club. l l Beth Clare Dakelman Beth Author One of our high-stepping twirlers. . . alfriendbz smile for all . . . very ta ented. . . musicalbf inclined. . . enjoys writing . . . everything she does, she does well. J.V. and Varsit Twirlerg Albadome S orts Editorg Algadome Editorial Staffg Nlixed Chorusg Girls' Chorusg Pierian Societyg National Honor Societyg Fling Reporterg Girls' Athletic Clubg Home- room Oliicerg S.A.T. Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Volleyball Club. A uiet u alwas well- manzered ina reliable . enjoys carzping, collecting stamps, and mo el railroading a sincere person. Intramurals. Louise Bayard Daughaday Louis College A good voice. . . enjzaysfolk singing . . . interest in Frenc and antiques . . . enjoys swimming and traveling. French Clubg Folk Singing Clubg Bibli- cal Culture Clubg Broadwa Shows Clubg Foreign Exchange Cluhlg Mixed Chorusg Junior Prom Committeeg Guidance Office Helper. 22 Geraldine Alva Dedeaux Jeri Airline Stewardess Charming and interesting . . . collects records to dance to . .. appreciates all excitement . . . travels extensivebf. Future Nurses Clubg Four H Club, Trea- surerg Cosmetology Clubg International Set Clubg Volleyballg Baseball. Dyanne Kathleen Donovan Dy English Teacher Inspiring and energetic . . . enjoys athletic events . . . talented at the piano . . . well worth knowing. Girls' Athletic Clubg Spanish Clubg Vol- leyball Clubg Clothing Construction C ubg Booster Clubg Ath etic Committeeg Executive Boardg Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Girls, Basketballg Assembly Committeeg Red Cross Representativeg Future Teachers of Americag Intramu- ralsg Homeroom Ollicerg Owl Award Committeeg Albadome Editorial Staffg Nurseis Helperg Social Committeeg Girls, Recreation Leagueg March of Dimesg Senior Ball Committee. Alan L. DiGiovanni Chee Fine features . . . passionate baby blue eyes . . . always has a whale,' of a good time . . . skate and suqf boards are his business. Football l, 2, 3, 4g Baseball lg Basketball lg Wrestling 3g Varsity Club, Vice- Presidentg Volleyball Clubg Chess Clubg Horneroom Officerg Constitution Com- mittee. Deborah Marie Dunn Debbie Airline Hostess Bubbling blonde . . . talking one of favorite pastimes . . . fiendbl and helpful. . . peppy personality. Girls' Athletic Clubg Library Study Clubg Broadway Shows Club, Presidentg 'Decoration Committeeg Junior Prom Committee. 23 Jay Dinerstein Jay College Very musicalhl talented . . . a lyal Fiend. . . serious at times. . . oes not procrastinate . . . loves piano and or an. Maiimng and Concert Bandsg Dance Bandg Baseball 2g Radio Club: Broad- way Plays Club. Stuart Michael Dworeck Stu College An easy-going friendbf guy always ready with the peyfect comment . . . a good voice . . . a kind and considerate person. Golf Clubg Photograghy Clubg Chess Clubg Mixed Chorusg ramatics. Barbara Pauline Emmons Barb U.S. Air Force Dedicated to hehring others . . . a hard worker in band and chorus . . . nutty-likes to joke . . . riendbf to alL easy to talk to . . , a uture nurse . . . very patriotic. Mixed Chorusg Bandg Bull Session Clubg Girls, Chorusg Freshmen Girls Chorus, Fling Typistg Cosmetology Clubg Chorus Librarian. Noreene Dale Fischer Noreene College Short and vivacious . . . shocking pink is her shade bold and outward personality . . . strawberry blonde?. . . a rea Prow'f. Spanish Clubg Future Nurses Club, Treasurerg Girls' Athletic Clubg P.T.A. Representativeg Red Cross Representativeg Junior Prom Committee, Chairmang Health Careers Club, Pro- gram Chairmang French Clubg Gradua- tion Committeeg L'Les Scolairesug Social Service Clubg Albadome Business and Editorial Staffsg Future Teachers of Americag Foreign Exchange Clubg Social Committeeg lntramuralsg Guidance Office Helperg Girls' Recreation League, Plays, Business Staff. Lynn Mary Engelhardt Lynne Business School Our blonde Owl . . . attractive and popular . . . high scorer in basketball and .friends . . . a warm smile and sunny disposition. Girls' Athletic Club, Vice-Presidentg Jun- ior Prom Committeeg Girls, Basketball 3, 4g Girls, Field Hockey 2, 3g Athletic Committeeg Social Committeeg Volley- ball Clubg Booster Clubg Varsity Base- ballg Highland Park Owlg Homeroom Officerg owder Pull' Footballg Senior Prom Committee. Carole Susan Firestone Car College Sugar and spice and ever thing nice . . . add a twirling uni orm and a stack of books . . . wor s backstage in black . . . loves children . . . large brown Yes . . . interested in math and teac ing. National Honor Societyg National Thespian Societyg Albadome Editorial Clubg Albadome Activities Editorg J.V. and Varsity Twirlerg Student Councilg Homeroom Oflicerg Math Contest Clubg Modern Dance Clubg Foreign Exchange Clubg Future Teachers of Americag Play Production Clubg Junior Prom Com- mitteeg SAT Representative. 24- Storm Freeman Storm College Enjoys a good laugh . . . famous for her open housesn. . . summer time means surjin . . . found rnostbf in North Plainfield. . P.T.A. Representativeg Marchlngl and Concert Bandsg Dance Bandg ome- room Ollicerg Clothing Construction Clubg Girls' Athletic Clubg Student Councilg Owl Award Committee Chair- mang Junior Prom Committeesg S.A.T. Representativeg Girls, Basketballg Booster Clubg Latin Clubg Future Teachers of Americag Powder Puff Foot- ballg Senior Ball Committeeg Senior Car Washg Candy Drive. Gerald R. Gattsek Champ Active behind the scenes . . . hebful . , . a genuine champ', . . . contributes to school activities. Electric Squadg Marching Band. Martha Helen Frischling Mardi College A staunch cat lover. . . interested in art . . . attractive coloring . . . always reliable in band and chorus . . . enjoys sailing. . . good natured and friendbf to everyone. Marchin and Concert Bandsg Show Bandg Nlqxed Chorusg A-Cappella Choirg Sketch Clubg Classical Records Clubg Dramaticsg S.A.T. Representativeg Fling Representativeg Homeroom Newspaper Representativeg Junior Prom Committee. Harold Gerr Harold College Our school stoic. . . intelligent. . . an avid sports fan . . . enthusiastic reader . . . a smile for all. Fling-Sports Editorg Fling Refporterg Var- sity ennis 2, 3, 45 Student 0 the Month Committeeg Chemistry Clubg Bridge Clubg Homeroom Ollicer. 25 Joel Leonard Garboos Joe Business Executive A trubf nice guy . . . wouldnlt hurt anyone or anything . . . plays the accordion . . . active in US. K History Clubg Speed Reading Clubg Homeroom Projects Committee. Arlene Geruldsen Arlene Secretary Excels in sports . . . favors blue and the Beach Boys . . . loves animals, especialhf dogs . . . has beautful blue- gray eves. Girls, Basketball l, 2g Girls, Athletic Clubg Girls, Recreation Leagueg French Clubg Volleyball Clubg Foreign Exchange Clubg Fling Typistg Intramu- rals. , i Janet Frances Giaramita Jan Airline Stewardess A real individualist . . . IOVEDI, petite blonde . . . known hfor giggle and blush that oes wit it . . . loves rock 'n roi the Mets, and motorcycles. Girls, Athletic Clubg Italian Clubg Powder Puff Footballg Volleyball Clubg Cosmetology Clubg Office Helperg Booster Clubg Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Car Wash. Alexander R. Gillies Sandy Undecided Overlap , . . motorcycle head. . . jriendbr disposition . . . mischievous . . . a natural with mechanics. Study Clubg Cross-Country l, 2g Spring Trac 1, 2g Winter Track 3. Allen Marc Goldstein Goldie Social Worker Enjoys reading and can ojten be seen with a book in his hand . . . a hard worker. . . friendhr . . . spare time devoted to hotography, carpentry, and electricalp work. Intramuralsg Guidance Clubg Bull Session Clubg Spanish Clubg Senior Projectg Play Production Club. Arnold Richard Goldstein Arnie College Arn', . . . likeable a good pitcher . . . known for his little jokes . . . outgoing personality. Football l, 2, 3, 4g Baseball l, 2, 3, 44 Varsity Wrestlingg Spanish Clubg Chess Clubg Varsity Clubg Homeroom Officerg Plays, Business Staffg Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Student Council. 26 Harriet Lois Goldtine Harriet College Follows the latest in looks and dress . . . unbelievabbr funny. . . collector of crazy things-earrings, match- covers, and toys . . . speaks the back- ward language . . . psychotic reactions. Student Councilg Homeroom Officerg Health Careers Club, Treasurerg Social Committeeg Albadome Editorial Staffg Girls, Athletic Clubg Volleyball Clubg In- tramuralsg Owl Award Committeeg S,A.T. Representativeg Junior Red Cross Representativeg Creative Design Clubg Junior Prom Committee Chairmang Na- tional Honor Society. Rena Helen Goldstein Ren College Loves to sketch and does it well . . . blushes easihr . . . nutzy, full offun . . . music lover . . . a badminton fanatic. . . very attractive. AFS Clubg Homeroom Officerg Intramu- ralsg Sketch Clubg Psychology Clubg Classical Records Clubg Junior Prom Committeeg Playsg AFS Art Co-Chair- man. Paul Lawrence Grace Paul Social Worker A quiet, pleasant person . . . school .ypirit . . . traveled to Mexico . . . ikes folk music. Varsity Tennis lg Future Physicians of Americag Photo raphy Clubg Play Pro- duction Clubg Constitution Committeeg Homeroom Oilicerg Bull Session Club. Susan Amy Green Sue College Mod . . . loves N.Y . . .fequents J.C.C .... drama and singing just two of her hobbies . . . beautyizl hair . . . loyal jiiend . . . a girl with stylish clothes. Future Teachers of Americag Foreign Exchange Clubg Albadome Business Staffg Fling Business Staffg Public Rela- tions Committeeg Drama Clubg Cosme- tolo y Clubg Bridge Clubg Booster Clubg Modern Dance C ubg Dramatics. 27 Deborah Susan Gordon Debbie College FTA. Prez. . . diligent student. . . devoted member of the Drill Squad and yearbook stayj' . . . enjoys working with children, Girls, Athletic Clubg J.V. and Varsity Twirlerg Future Teachers of America, Presidentg Foreign Exchange Clubg Pla Production Clubg Volleyball Clubg Al? badome Editorial Staffg Albadome Club Editorg Homeroom Treasurerg P.T.A. Representativeg Assembly Committeeg Student Council Committeeg Fling Edi- torial Staffg Junior Prom Committeeg Plays, Business Staffg Booster Clubg Graduation Committee. John A. Grover Buddie Mechanical Draftsman A great ffzzuddye to have . . . loads offun to be with . . . has a lot on the ball . . . sports-minded, especialbf in basketball and baseball. Varsity Baseballg Varsity Basketballg Varsity Footballg Volleyball Clubg For- eign Exchange Clubg Intramurals. Carol Ann Haleluk Huck Secretary Blonde bombshell . . . a cheerleader full ofpep and vitaligf . . . best girl athlete . . . Florida bound. l J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader, Senior Class Secretary, Athletic Committee, Constitution Committee, P.T.A. Representative, Volleyball Club, Cosme- tology Club, Secretarial Service Club, Girls Athletic Club, President, Junior Prom Committee, Girls' Basketball Team l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Hockey Team l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Ofllcer, Powder Pull Football 3, 4, Senior Prom Committee, Senior Car Wash. Robert Stephen Hanna Melinda Beth Handel Mel Executive Secretary Beauty'ul eyes . . . likes to swim and dance . . . interested in skiing . . . good conversationalist. Cosmetology Club, Broadwa Shows Club, Bridge Club, Typing Club, Ameri- can Field Service. Rochelle Handel Shelli Elementail Teacher A talented artist . . . spen spare time at 'il' an industrious worker . . . attractive dresser . . . zany laugh . . . enjoys music and dancing., Future Teachers of America, Secretary, American Field Service, Modern Dance Club, Bridge Club, Cosmetology Club, Junior Prom Committee, Dramatics, Spanish Club, Publicity Committee, S.A.T, Representative, Albadome Business and ditorial Staffs. Oreta Hassid Bo College Oreta Chemist A great asset to the track team . . . a baseball player, too . . . congenial . , . open-hearted . . . an enjoyable person. J.V. Baseball l, 2, Varsity Baseball 3, J.V. Basketball 2' Cross-Count 4 Our ambassadress from Greece . . . always bubbling and giggling . . . extremehf inte ligent, especiallv in chemistry enjoys all gfpes of music, classical and modern a reciation of literature i fy 3 PP ' Wl'6Sllif1g 44 Volleyball Club. AFS Student, Forei n Exchange Club, Mixed Chorus, Speed Reading Club. 28 fl' 'W unwa- 5 Robert L. Hayes Gabby College Tall, dark, and handsome , . . Our Student Council President , . . well versed in music and athletics . . . class clown . . . an outstanding voice . . . well dressed Football l, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2g Track 2, 3, 45 Dramaticsg Dance Bandg Mixed Chorusg Student Council Presidentg Homeroom Presidentg Intramurals. Claire Regina Hoffman Claire Music Teacher Carries a swinging flute and piercing piccolo . . . All State Chorus . . . enthusiastic A.FS.,er . . . vivacious, with a constant smile . . . her heart belongs to Israel. National Honor Societyg All State Cho- rusg Marching and Concert Bandsg Show Bandg Dance Bandg Mixed Chorusg A Ca pella Chorusg Single Swingersg A.lB.S., Summer Presidentg Future Teachers of Americag Homeroom Oflicerg Student Councilg Council Corn- mitteesg Assembly Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg S.A.T. Representativeg P.T.A. Representativeg Girls, Tennis Team. Mia Hun rige Mia Commercial Artist Talented artist. . . candy striper. . . main interests in art and medicine . . . apprentice sujer . . . loves to heb others. International Relation Clubg Cosmetolo- gy Clubg Knitting Clubg Foreign anguage League. 29 Veda Ann Hollander Veed Language Major Always singing and dancing Spanish scholar and Mexican traveler. . . always laughing. . . a ready wit . . . never a dull moment. National Thespian Sociegyg Italian Clubg Mixed Chorusg Single wingersg Girls' Choirg Junior Prom Committee, Chair- mang Highland Flingg Girls' Recreation Leagueg Girls' Athletic Clubg AFS Clubg Homeroom Ofhcerg A Cappella Choirg Social Service Clubg Special Projects Committeeg Les Scolairesf, Dale Andrea Ilich Dale Airline Hostess A bubbling personaligi with a subtle sense of humor. . . alwa s willing to lenda hand. . . a neat aivesser. . . a good gipist. Girls, Athletic Clubg Volleyball Clubg Italian Clubg Junior Prom Committeeg S.A.T. Representativeg Ski Clubg Typing Club. Ruben Edward 'Ivey Edward Eugene Jacobosky Greta Patricia Johnsen Sonnly Clerk or Law er Jake Mechanical Engineer Chunky Secretary At letic abilities shine . . . swglll Nice-looking guy . . . a rugged Proof brains go with beauty . . . runner. . . has countless friends. football man . . . admirable qua ities member of Honor Sociegf ., . . Volleyball Clubg Football lg Track 1. Arlene Julius Ar College Petite and e . . . ever thin she does she dtihspalell . . . bdhnd 50 go far . . . twirls, dances, and plays guitar . . . intelligence is her middle name. National Honor Society, Vice President, J.V. Twirler, Cagtaing Varsity Twirler, Co-Captaing Mat Contest Club, Pierian Societyg Albadome Business and Editori- al Staifsg Albadome Organizations Edi- torg Future Teachers Clubg Foreign Exchange Clubg Homeroom Oflicerg Student Councilg Modern Dance Clubg Assembly Committeeg Junior Prom Committee, Chairmang Girls, Citizenship Institute. . . . a true gentleman. Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Winter Track 2, 3, 4g Spring Track l, 2, 3, 4g Varsity Club. treasurer of Senior Class . . . enjoys sports . . . jriendhz to all . a skilh'ul Ulpist. National Honor Societyg Albadome Typ- ist Editorg Senior Class Treasurerg Homeroom Oflicerg Student Councilg Girls, Athletic Clubg Girls, Recreation Lea ueg Cosmetology Clubg Volleyball Clugg Booster Club, Secretarial Service Clubg Chess Clubg Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Senior Ball Comrnitteeg Athletic Committeeg Constitution Committeeg Office Helperg Senior Car Washg Powder Puff Football. 30 Naomi Beth Kaplan Naomi College Eyfervescent talker . . . a real jriendhf gal . . . always willing to hehz. . . happy-go-lucliy: American Fie d Serviceg uture Teachers of Americag Bridge Clubg Cosmetology Clubg Girls, Athletic Clubg Bull Session. Robert Arthur Kiessling Bob Music College A good-looking guy with a personality to match . . . enjoys sports . . . excels in suging. . . always neat and well dressed . . . a great guy to know. know. Football 4g Varsity Clubg Constitution Committee. Leslee Ann Karol Les Elementary Education Talent and interest in music . . . an accomplished pianist . . . a pretty twirler . . . a beautjul smile . . . loves to doodle,'. Mixed Chorusg Dance Band Vocalistg Varsity Twirlerg Homeroom Oihcerg Student Councilg Girls, Athletic Clubg Girls, Recreation Leagueg Future Teachers of Americag Intramuralsg SAT Representativeg Albadome Business Staffg Student of the Month Committeeg Volleyball Clubg Junior Prom Com- mittee. Diann Marie Kimball Carrots Secretary Carrots . . . funny and great to be with . . . cute though . . . shore weekends are in . . . determined in all she does. Girls' Athletic Clubg Volleyball Clubg Cosmetolo y Clubg Girls Basketball and Field Hocie 3 Constitution Committeeg Powder Pull Footballg Junior Prom Committee. 31 Ronald Jerome Kecskes Ronnie College His ,fiends are many . . . cars are his hob . . . ver energetic . . . likes to plhy musicahnstruments. Typing Clubg Ski Clubg Ritle Club. Michele Lorraine King Mouse Secretary Tiny, but never lost in a crowd . . . witty . . . yellow is her favorite color . . . loves parties, sports, and the shore. Girls' Athletic Clubg Girls' Recreation Leagueg Cosmetology Clubg Volleyball Clu g Secretarial Service Clubg Booster Clubg Senior Car Washg Junior Prom Committee. Stuart Knauer Sill College Tall, smiling, and handsome .. . likes cars and basketball . . . often seen riding in a red Stangv. Junior Prom Committeeg Chess Clubg Volleyball Clubg Speed-Reading Clubg Ski Clubg Photography Clubg Home- room Oflicerg Intramuralsg Business Staffg Student Council. Edward Joseph Kozarski Ed College On the uiet side . . . sincere and hard-worzing in all he attempts . . . creative with his hands. J.V. Baseball 2g Chess Clubg Carving and Sculpture Clubg Ski Clubg Play Con- struction, Chairman. Sharon Gail Kohl Sharron Industrial Arts Hardworkin . . . has a way with shapes andg colors creativigf apparent in all she does . . . abounds with school spirit . . . our Social Committee Chairman. Clothing Construction Clubg Girls, Ath- letic Clubg Future Nurses of America, Vice-Presidentg Social Welfare Clubg Math Clubg Booster Clubg Foreign Exchange Clubg Future Teachers of Americag Homeroom Otlicerg Social Committee Chairman: S.A.T. Representativeg Intramuralsg Junior Prom Committee Chairmang P.T.A. Representativeg Red Cross Representative. David B. Kreyling Dave Service Nice looks and personality . . . a ipeedy asset to the track team . . . andy and hehiful . . . enjoys hunting and caringfor animals. J.V. Football lg Varsity Football 2, 3, 4g Winter Track 2, 3g Spring Track l, 2, 3g Vgrsity Clubg Meta C ubg Guidance C ub. 32 Dennis Michael Koye Dennis Photographer A great guy to know and have as a friend . . . is known as one of our better photo ra hers . . . ha py-go- lucky . . .flbhdffun in everything he does. Photography Clubg Ski Club. Judith Susan Krieger Judy College Warm and understanding. . . high in fashion . . . sleek Ion black hair . . . natural qualities 0 a leader. Homeroom Secretaryg uture Teachers of Americag Albadome Business Staifg Junior Prom Committeeg S.A.T. Re resentativeg Girls' Athletic Club: Volleyball Clubg Clothing Construction Clubg P.T.A. Representativeg Booster Clubg Assembly Committeeg Girls' Recreation League. Elizabeth Lake Betsy Speech Therapist Sweet and petite loves new clothes . . . always nicehf dressed . . . detests beards. . . enjoys having a good time. Future Teachers of Americag Albadome Business Staffg Health Careers Clubg Volleyball Clubg Girls' Athletic Clubg Junior Prom Committeeg Junior Red Cross Representativeg Homeroom Secre- taryg Creative Design Clubg Girls' Recreation League. Ona Joy Landa Ona College HPHS' 'go-go girl . . . likes music and realbf swings . . . great guitar player . . . twirler co-captain . . . outgoing personally . . . means what she says and says what she means. Folk Singin Clubg Clothing Construc- tion Clubg Special Projects Committeeg Student Councilg National Honor Soci- etyg Varsity Twirler, Co-Captaing Girls' C orusg Booster Clubg Girls Recreation League. 33 Lenoard A. Krugler Lenny College Active behind the scenes . . . scientjicalhv inclined devoted member tif the Marshals . . . has done muc for the school. Marshals, Chiefg Varsity Footballg Intra- muralsg Assemblies, Lights and Sound Committee Co-Chairmang Dramatlcs, Homeroom Oflicerg Varsity Clubg Fish- ing and Huntin Clubg Electric Squad, Vice-Presidentg Chemlete. David William Lauer Dave Language Brainy . . . musicalbf inclined . . . fiendbf and easy to get along with . . . interest in the languages- English, French, and Latin . . . hardworking. All-State Chorusg National Honor Soci- etyg Pierian Societyg National Thes ian Societyg Mixed Chorusg Concert Cllloirg A Cappella Choirg Single Swingersg Marching and Concert Bandsg French Clubg Latin Clubg Math Contest Clubg Albadome Editorial Stalfg Albadome Lit- erary Editorg Homeroom Officerg A.P. French Clubg Flin Editorial Stalfg Dra- maticsg Student Councilg Owl Award Committeeg Boys' State. Margorie Dee Lefkowits Dee H College Scholar and leader . . . musicalbi talented-horn, piano, and trombone . . . Dance Band and Chorus . . . warm and friendbz to all . . . likes football track, and Rec League? Marching and Concert Ban sg Dance Bandg Mixed Chorusg Homeroom Otlicerg Student Council, Junior Class Secretaryg ,National Thespian Society, Secretary-Treasurerg National Honor So- ciety, Secretary, Pierian Societyg Bridge Clubg Albadome Editorial Stalfg Gir sl Athletic Club, Owl Award Co-Chair- mang Mathleteg Girls, Citizenship Insti- tute Alternate. Jonathan Levin Buzzy Lawyer Avid baseball fan . . . loves sports and social activities . . . adept chess player. . . persistent. Electric Squadg Ham Radio Clubg Chess Clubg J.V. Baseball Manager. Rochelle Sue Leiner Shelley Music Teacher - Music is number one . . . fun-loving, likes to kid around . . . s arkling blue eyes . . . Ten seen lbughing hystericalbf . . . ard worker in band and chorus. Mixed Chorusg Girls' Chorusg A Cap- pella Choirg Single Swingerg Marching and Concert Bandsg Show Bandg Dra- matics, Junior Prom Committeeg Foreign Exchange Clubg Future Teachers of America, Social Welfare Club, Knitting Club, Homeroom Secretary, Albadome Business Staffg Fling Reporterg National Honor Society. Jean Sandra Liverakos Jean College Our Greek Owl . . . brilliant black hair and shining eyes high pitched cgiggle livebf and determine . Homeroom Secretary, Girls, Athletic Club, Social Committeeg Owl Award Committeeg Athletic Committeeg Volley- ball Clubg Booster Clubg Future Teachers of Americag Highland Park Owlg Powder Pufi' Footballg Junior Prom Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Red Cross. 34 Annette Lyons Annette College Our Drum Majorette . . . terrmc dancer. . .warm personality. . .tall and attractive. . . athletic. Drum Majoretteg Student Council, Modern Dance Club, Presidentg S.A.T. Representative, Homeroom Ofiicerg Girls, Athletic Club, Albadome Business Stalfg Sketch Club. Robert Richard Mandel Rob Insurance Agent A neat and nice dresser . . . interest and participation in all sports, especialbf sailing . . . a stamp collector . . . a dependable and sincere fiend . . . good sense of humor. Intramuralsg Wrestlin Team 3g Tennis Team lg Golf Clubg Ehotography Clubg Ski Club. Mary Ann Mackiewicz Mary Ann Bi-lingual Secretary Reflective . . . enjoys meeting new people . . . smart dresser . . . a romantic . . . loves Spanish music . . . will be an excellent bi-lingual secretary. National Honor Societyg Cosmetology Clubg Broadway Plays Clubg Foreign Exchange Clubg Italian Club. Margaret Miveko Matsumoto Matsu College Witty, sincere, enthusiastic . . . incurable procrastinator jazz bonei'. . .full of school spirit. . . a talented musician . . . great things come in small packages. Marching and Concert Bands, Presidentg Dance Bandg Show Bandg Mixed Cho- rusg A Cappella Choirg Single Swingerg National Honor Society, Presidentg Playsg Foreign Exchan e Clubg Student Councilg Student of tie Month Com- mitteeg Girls, State Alternateg Home- room Ofiicer. 35 Gail Maddox Big Red Secretary 'Big Red . . . the lovebf Junior Prom Queen . . . an asset to the twirling squad . . . always quick and witgf . . . active in athletics. . . 7 is her number. S.A.T. Reiiresentativeg Student Councilg Girls, Ath etic Club, Treasurerg Booster Clubg Volleyball Clubg Student Faculty Boardg J.V. and Varsity Twirlerg Owl Award Committeeg Junior Prom Com- mittee, Chairmang National Honor Soci- etyg Girls, Basketball, Field Hockey and Baseballg Homeroom Oflicerg March of Dimes Rgpresentativeg Powder PulT Footballg ling Representativeg Senior Ball Committeeg Social Committeeg Executive Board Mike T. Mausen Mike College Our hejty fullback . . . lovable . . . sports-minded . . . prefers blondes . . . an all-round guy. J.V. Football lg Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 J.V. Track lg Varsity Track 2, 3, 4g Homeroom Secretaryg Volleyball Clubg Varsity Clubg Junior Prom Committee. Eva Johanna Maxwell Eva Dancer Always on her toes . . . promising future in ballet . . . sweet smile wit a touch of mischief. . . an ey in disguise?. . . a Princeton fan. Homeroom Oflicerg Modern Dance Club, Treasurer and Vice-Presidentg Knitting Clubg Classical Recordsg Dra- matics Clubg Typing Make-Upg Junior Prom Committeeg Plays Cathleen McGovern Cathy Airline Hostess Likes to ski . . . active in her drama group . . . interest in music . . . enjoys writing. A Girls' Choirg Ski Clubg Secretarial Service Clubg Typing Clubg Volleyball Clubg Fling Executive Editor. Patrick Augustine McGann Pat Teacher H.P.H.S.s star trackman . . . a great guy to know . . . friend to all . . . an industrious Irishman. Cross-Country l, 2, 3, 4g Winter Track l, 2, 3, 4g Spring Track l, 2, 3, 4g Volleyball Clubg Varsity Club. Craig Edward McGinnis Fig College Enjoys sports . . . special interest in the Boy Scouts . . . will make a good histor teacher. Football, lg Wrestling 4g Chemistry Clubg History Club. 36 Sandra Ellen Mead Sandy Nurse A good-natured person likes winter for the sport of skiing . . . shops a lottfor the latest clothes . . . friendbf an sincere. Girls, Athletic Clubg Social Welfare Clubg Health Careers Clubg Spanish Club lg Future Nurses Clubg Ski Clubg Playsg Foreign Exchange Clubg Social Committee. Randolph Dennis Meltzer Randy College Laugh and be happy . . . a congenial, easy-going guy. . . well-dressed. . . enjoys sports, especialbl football. Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2: Wrestlin 3g Track 2, 3g gmanish Clubg Volleyball Clubg Chess lubg Varsity Clubg Ski Clubg Football Program Com- mitteeg Homeroom Officer. Lynne H. Medofl' Lynne Social Worker A tiny gal with loads of fun in every inch . . . a smile for every girl and two for every male . . . a conscientious student . . . lends a hand in school activities . . . sweet . . . an interest in others. Girls' Athletic Clubg Foreign Exchange Clubg Booster Clubg Fling Editorial Staffg Albadome Clubg Assembly Com- mitteeg Volleyball Clubg Mah Jongg Clubg Clothing Construction Clubg Plays, Business Committeeg Student Council Committeeg Junior Prom Committees. Thomas Robert Meseroll Tom College An outstanding trackman . . . good- natured. . . sports-minded. . . kind and understanding . . . a hard worker. Frosh Basketballg Cross-Country and Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Winter Track 3, 4g Vol- leyball Clubg Varsity Clubg Intramuralsg Latin Club. 37 Linda Susan Mele Lin College Sparkling eyes and a radiant smile . . . skis . . . exquisite clothes . . , likes to shop. French Clubg Booster Clubg Latin Clubg Cosmetology Clubg Future Teachers of Americag Bridlge Clubg Albadome Business Staffg S i Clubg American Field Service. Marilyn Jean Mevorah Minnie Medical Secretary Dresses very neatbl. . . polished and sophisticated, yet always around for the fun . . . attractive and gay . . . active in school functions. Spanish Clubg P.T.A. Representativeg Red Cross Representativeg Volleyball Clubg Booster C ubg Homeroom Otlicerg Albadome Staffg Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Owl Award Committeeg Girls' Recreation Leagueg Senior Prom Com- mitteeg McCall's Representative Linda Sue Meyer Linda Interior Decorator A sweet and pleasant personality. . . jine student . . . skilled seamstress . . . particpates in school activities . . . bright future for an interior decorator. Foreign Exchange Clubg Fling Reporterg Cosmetology Clubg Albadomeg C othing Construction Clubg Modern Dance Clubg Plays, Business Committee, Junior Prom Committees, Booster Club. Kathleen Susan Molony Kathy College Famous for her red hair and giggle enjoys math beautyul soprano voice . . . seasoned European traveler . . . a skiing nut . . . Irish! Foreign Exchange Club, President, Vice- Presi entg National Honor Society, Mixed Chorusg All-State Chorusg A Cappella Choirg Fling Editorial Staffg Fling Reporterg Bul Session, Girls, Cholrg Ski Club, President, German Clubg Dramaticsg Homeroom Oflicerg Junior Prom Committeeg Student Coun- cil Committeesg Powder Puff Football. Jeffrey Alan Mironov Je1T Music College Tops terryic on the guitar . . . a capable leader-our Student Council Vice-President. . . always read and willing . . . makes you laugd? and have a good time. Dance Bandg Show Bandg Marching and Concert Bandsg Cross-Country lg Consti- tution Committeeg Junior Class Vice- Presidentg Student Council Vice- Presidentg Dance Band Clubg Junior Prom Committeeg Boys' State Alternate. Stephen R. Monte Steve Airplane Mechanic Shy, but nice to know . . . enjoys working with cars . . . Chevies. . . can be seen at the drags . . . will definitehf succeed as an airplane mechanic. Study Club. 38 Marcy Ruth Mitnick H Marc Co ege Musick her field-swings in the Dance Band. . . very versatile . . . alias Piglet , . . shiny! long hair . . . has her heart set on .Y. . National Thespian Society, Secretaryg Mixed Chorusg Marching and Concert Bands, Show Band, Dance Band Vocal- istg A-Cappella Choirg Single Swingerg S.A.T. Representativeg National Honor Society. Rebecca A. Moses Bex Colle e Our TV celebrit . . . open seeng reading, usualbf guried behind The New York Times . . . French Horn fanatic . . . known as a brain . . . famous for satiric humor and flibustering. . . literary talent. National Honor Society, Pierian Societyg Pierian Prose Editorg All-State Chorusg A Cappella Choir, Marchin and Concert Bandsg Show Bandg Student Councilg Homeroom Ofhcerg Homeroom Projects Committeeg SAT Representative, Creative Writing Clubg Psychology Clubg Classical Records Clubg Pow er Puff Footballj Dramatics. Starr Marie Muscle Starr Secretary A green-eyed blonde . . . devoted letter writer . . . faithful sweet, and cuddbf . . . adores Crew -cuts. . . picnics and monopohf are her favorite pastimes. Girls' Athletic Club, Play Production Clubg Volleyball Clubg Booster Clubg Junior Prom Committeesg Homeroom Ollicerg Broadway Plays Clubg Owl Award Committee. Jonathan David Nagy Jon College Friendbf, likes to kid around . . . interested in student ajairs . . . a ham radio . . active in band and chorus . . . enjoyed Spain last summer. Varsity Track 2, 3, 45 Varsity Wrestling 35 Student Councilg Homeroom Projects Committee, Chaimiang Marching and Concert Bandsg Mixed Chorus, A Cag- gella Choirg Chess Teamg Radio Clu , resident. W 39 Joseph Comelius Muirhead Beerhead Service A real nut . . . liked by all for his friendbf manner . . . wildbf humorous . . . his presence is always known: Football 4g Wrestlin 3, 4g Athletic Com- mitteeg Guidance Clubg Varsity Clubg Constitution Committeeg Junior Prom Committee, Senior Project, Publicity Committeeg Intramurals. Albert S. Nahman Obbie Navy Always there with a hearing hand . . . a sincere and loyal friend . . . an avid supporter ofthe football team J.V. Basketball, Managerg J.V. Football, Manager, J.V. Basebal, Manager, Varsi-Y ty Football, Manager. Thomas Jules Negran Tom Electrical Engineer Amateur radio bug . . . treasurer . . . good school spirit. . . a jriendlv kid. . . an active Thespian, Radio Club, Presidentg Dramaticsg Base- ball Managerg Chess Clubg Chemistry Club, National Thesgian Society, Home- room Officer, Boys' tate Alternate. Robert Phillip Perla Mookie College A giant with a heart to match . . . our Senior Class Prez . . . ffunny . . . a must on the basketbal team . . . considerate and de endable. VarsityIBasketbal1 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 4, arsity Club, Chess Club, Wood Carvin Clubg J.V. Basketball 2, Frosh Basketgallg Homeroom Oliicerg Senior Class President. Rhonda Lee Oziel Ron College Amiable . . . conscientious student . . . in herjpare time she knits. . . a collegiate esser . . . a responsible workerg Girls' Athletic Club, Forei n Exchange Club, Albadome Editorialg Statfg Fling Editorial Staff 3 Volleyball Clubg Psychol- ggy Club, Booster Club, Junior Prom ommitteeg Homeroom Secretary, Red gross Representative, Plays, Business taff. Alfred Pino Fred College A good student with a great sense of humor . . . a terryic baseball player . . . succeeds in everything he attempts to do. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Freshman Basketball, Varsity Wrestling 3, 43 Cross-Country 45 Plays. 40 Sanford Pass Sandy Trubf a talented person . . . excels in art . . . writes oetry . . . although new to H.P.HS? he has become one of us. Variety Show, Varsity Tennis 3, 4, Mag- azine Art Staifg Fling Art Staff, Fling Copyreaderg Marching Band, Kely Clubg Music Club, Foreign Affairs Clu g August Pino Ted Commercial Artist A thoroughbl nice guy with a sense of humor to match . . . sportsminded . . . baseball is his jield . . . always tries his best. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, Wrestlirg 3, 4, Photo raph Club, Vol- leyball lub, Chess CFub, Sllcetch Club. Judith Pino Judy Medicine Our Iovebf Miss Highland Park . . . talented seamstress . . . loves kids . . . dedicated to heping others. . . the school is ambassador to Ecuador. Marching and Concert Bands, Foreign Exchange Club, Junior Prom Com- mittee, National Honor Society, Future Physicians Club, Classical Records Club, Student Council, Owl Award Com- mittee, Powder Puff Football, Girls' Recreation League, Plays, Red Cross Club. Ralph John Polito Ralphie Technical Institute An outgoing, fiendbf person . . . enjcgs sports . . . especialbl bas etball . . . a jine friend . . . I.B.M. school next.. Chess Club, Constitution Committee, Recreation Basketball, Senior Car Wash, Intramurals. 41 Sandra Jean Pochesci Sandy College Agile, pep y cheerleader . . chemistry wgiiz . . . very loyal to her friends . . . warm, out-going personality. Varsity Cheerleader, Girls' Recreation Lea ue, Girls' Basketball, Girls' Athletic CluE, Intramurals, Cosmetology Club, Volleyball Club, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Powder Puff Football, Oflice Helper, Future Teachers of America, Chemlete, Senior Car Wash, Senior Ball Committee Ruth Politziner Ruthie g College Talk, talk, and more talk . . . daring and energetic . . . humor welcomed by all . . . outgoing personaligz. Girls' Chorus, Volleyball Club, Health Careers Club, Future Teachers of Amer- ica, Foreign Exchange Club, Albadome Business and Editorial Staffs, Girls' Ath- letic Club, Intramurals, Homeroom Oliicerg P.T.A. Representative, Junior Prom Committee, Creative Design Club, Girls' Recreation League Mary Alice Ponicsan Teana Airline Stewardess Enjoys the outdoors . . . talented horseback rider . . . gvpist and pianist . . . loves animals and sports . . . jgcivors GTO convertibles . . . prefers ue. Cosmetology Clubg Girls' Athletic Clubg Broadway Shows Clubg Homeroom Ollicerg Secretarial Service Clubg Ski Clubg T ing Clubg Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Fling Typistg Girls' Recreation League. Fred W. Proctor Fred Automotive Mechanic Hard-working . . . interest in auto mechanics and electronics . . . member of the electric s ad and Marshalls . . . plays the ctlzrinet in the band . . . enjoys woodwork. Electric Squadg Marshallg Band. James Huddleston Price William Pritz Jim Insurance Bill College Real nice . . . enjoys any s ort, from archery and bowling to skiing and football . . . a hard worker. . . will go out of his way to heh: someone. Chess Clubg Chemistry Clubg Ski Clubg Spring Track 4g Homeroom Oflicerg In- tramurals. A well-read Fling Editor . . . Latin scholar. . .sports enthusiast. . .red hair. . . always grinning. . . a good tennis player. Honors Latin Clubg Fling Sports Editorg Flinlg Managing Editorg Latin Festival, Pub city Chairmang Homeroom Oliicerg Student Councilg Ways and Means Com- mitteeg Tennis 2, 3, 4g Cross-Count lg Boys' Stateg Bridge Clubg College Clllubg Philosophy Clubg Biolo? Clu g Fling Editorial Clubg Student o the Month. 42 Robert Prow Robbie Chemical Engineer A good-looking guy. . . our Student Council Treasurer . . . diligent worker, but likes to have a good time . . . can be seen on his motorcycle. motorcycle. Volleyball Club, Chemistry Team, Student Council Treasurer, Homeroom President, Junior Prom Committee, In- tramurals, Constitution Committee, Dance Committee, Chemistry Club. William A. Rausch Bill College Star athlete-football, basketball baseball. . . quick and agile. . .fun loving. . . a tower of strength. strength. J.V. Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, JV. Basketball l, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, J.V. Baseball 1, Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President, Student Council, Junior Prom Committee. Jeffrey Donald Rabinowitz Jen' College An accomplished varsity athlete . . . quiet . . . good-lookinjg . . . enjoys all sports. . . very wel dressed Football l, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Constitution Committee, Student of the Month Committee, Ski Club, Volleyball Club, Chess Club. William David Rener Bill A good sense of humor an inquisitive mind his interests vary. . . active in sports. Cross-Country 1, S rin Track 1, Wres- tling 2, 4, Photography Cgubg Radio Club, Bul Session Club. 43 Catherine Veronica Raspa Cathy I.B.M, Operator Out oing personality highlighted by a kooky sense of humor . . . always joking. . . participates in a variegz of sports . . . dances well. Volleyball Club, Girls' Athletic Club, Booster Club, Office Hel er, Junior Prom Committee, Senior From Com- mittee, Intramurals, Girls' Basketball, Field Hockey l, 2, 3, Girls, Recreation League. Judith Ann Rich Judy Elementary Teacher Smiling . . . ejervescent personality . . . cute. . .peppy cheer eader. . . a sports enthusiast. . . known for her giggle. . . an expert seamstress. J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader, Home- room Officer, Albadome Editorial and Business Staffs, Girls, Athletic Club, Future Teachers of America, Intramu- rals, Girls' Recreation League, Volley- ball Club, Bull Session Club, Owl Award Committee, Assembly Com- mittee, Powder Puff Football. l l g George Alan Ringel George College Lady-killer . . . drummer-boy . . . an extrovert . . . intelligent . . . Ipolitto's nightmare. Bandg Mixed Chorusg National Thesgan Societyg Debate Societyg Playsg olf Clubg Latin Clubg Italian Clubg Biology Clubg Ski Clubg Ways and Means Com- mitteeg Homeroom Otiicerg Intramuralsg Boys' Stateg A Cappella Choir. Alice Jane Rockoif Alice College Beautyul hair. . . organization plus . . . attractive dresser . . , outstanding scholar and leader . . . hep on school spirit-works on projects large and small . . . an all- round gal. National Honor Society, Treasurerg Na- tional Thesgian Societyg Pierian Society, Secretaryg unior Class Treasurerg Al- badome Senior Editorg Student Councilg Homeroom Oliicerg Marching and Concert Bandsg Ways and Means Com- mitteeg Pla s, Business Chairmang Freshman grientation, Co-Chairmang Girls' Basketball 45 Girls' Athletic Clubg Girls, Recreation Leagueg Bridge Clubg Social Welfare Club. Mary Margaret Rizco Mary Secretary Tiny, but full of pep . . . enjoys swimming and school sports . . . loves rock n' roll . . . talented dancer . . . likebf to laugh. Foreign Exchange Clubg Fling Business Staffg Junior Prom Committeeg Broad- way Plzgfsg Knitting Clubg Secretarial Service lubg French Club. Rhonda Colette Rodetsky Ronnie College A very fiendbf and hegiful person . . . seen trying to fl! t e buses to basketball games . . . abounds in school spirit . . . adores French . . . a great dancer. American Field Serviceg Future Teachers of Americag Girls, Athletic Clubg Ski Clubg Broadway Shows Clubg Field Hockeyg Powder Puff Football. 44 June Ellen Robinson June College Vivacious and active in school ajfairs . . . our Student Council Secretary likes pinky rings and long straight hair . . . attractive dresser . . .jim ta know. Student Council Election Committeeg Assembly Committee, Captaing Special Projects Committee, Chairmang Psychol- og Clubg Foreign Exchange Clubg Girls, Athletic Clubg Homeroom Oiiicerg Student Councilg Dramaticsg Student Council Secretaryg Latin Clubg Al- badome Business Staff. Joanne Marie Roman Pixie Research Chemist A livebf 'pixieil . . famous for her long red hair and green eyes . . . excels in math and science . . . always cheerful . . . keen sense of humor. Chemistry Clubg Broadway Plays Clubg Chemletesg Junior Prom Committee, Chairmang Homeroom Presidentg Student Councilg National Honor Soci- etyg Red Cross Clubg Albadome V Robert Martin Ross Bobby College A Latin scholar . . . sick', humor . . .fun-loving . . . real smart . . . school spirit . . . interest in stamps and coins. Student of the Month Conimitteeg Ways and Means Committeeg Junior Prom Committeeg Latin Honors Clubg Bridge Clubg Philosophy Clubg Homeroom Oihcerg Latin estivalg Intramuralsg Student Councilg Fling Copy Editor. Michael Douglas Rosta Mike College A good-natured guy with a terryfic personality . . . a hard-working football player and trackman . . . a leader. . . friendbf. Homeroom Ofticerg History Club, Presidentg Student Councilg Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Winter Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Track l, if 3, 4g Executive Committeeg Varsity lub. 45 4 Richard Bemard Ross Rich Physician Crossword-puzzle kid. . . out-ipoken . . . very intelligent. . . a mat whiz , . . pessimistic poetry. National Honor Societyg Track lg Wrestling 3, 4g Horheroom Oflicerg Fling Reporterg Albadomeg SA Representativeg Bridge Clubg Italian Clubg Play Production Clubg Math Teamg Homeroom Projects Committeeg Student Council. Roni Lee Roth ROI1i College Sparkling smile . . . a great contribution to the drill squad , . . incessant conversationalist . . . full of pep. JN. and Varsity Twirlerg Girls' Athletic Clubg Future Teachers of Americag Foreign Exchange Clubg Albadome Edi- torial Clubg French Clubg Booster Clubg Homeroom Ofiicerg SAT Representativeg Albadome Editorial Staff. Lesley Imre Rovner Les College Intelligent, hard-working student. . . enjoys reading, swimming, and horseback riding . . . favors collegiate clothes . . . beautyul brown eyes. Future Teachers of America, S.A.T. Representative, P.T.A. Representative, American Foreign Exchange Club, A1- badome Business, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Psychology Club, Bull Session, Owl Award Committee, Plays, Business Committee, Student of the Month Com- mittee. Diana Joan Rubin Diana College Loveb1, what she is, is lovebfi. . . art and music side by side Thespian Prez . . . sweetbz toots flute . . . our poetry contest winner. Pierian Society, Vice-President, Poetry Editor of Pierian, All-State Chorus, Mixed Chorus, A Cappella Choir, Thespian Society, President, Marching and Concert Bands, Show Band, Single Swinger, Modern Dance Club, Home- room Officer, Student Council, Foreign Exchange Club, Vice-President, Dramat- ics, Special Projects Committee, S.A.T. Representative, Girls, Choir, Tennis. Elihu David Rubenstien El College A pleasant yellow to know . . . is interested in electronics . . . the rest is spent in the outdoors-tennis, swimming, and other sports enjoys working with cars a devoted US. Yf'er. Gymnastics Club, Electric Squad, Ps - chology Club, Creative Design Club, Play Production Club, Constitution Committee. Susan Samuelson Sue Nursery School Teacher Genuinebffriendhf, . . leader in J. C. C. activities . . . a kind word and smile for everyone . . . cute face and personaliy. Future Teachers of America, Fling Business Staff, Albadome Business Staff, Play Production Club, Cosmetology Club, gpeed Reading Club, Junior Prom ommittee. Elizabeth Sandor Tizzy Airline Hostess Tizzy . . . personality jits her nickname. . . a real nut . . . likebf to laugh cute hairstyle always dresses attractivebf. Girls' Athletic Club, Volle ball Club, Cosmetology Club, Junior Prom Com- mittee, Booster Club, Senior Car Wash, Intramurals, Girls' Recreation League. Stephen Cahrles Scharf Steve College Always has a smile. . . versatile. . . good-looking . . . math whiz . . . a eader. Concert Bandg Dance Bandg Mixed Cho- rusg Single Swingerg A Cappella Choirg Barbershop Quartetg Dramatrcsg Nation- al Thespian Sociegyg Math Teamg Debate Teamg Student ouncilg Boys, Stateg Basketball lg Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Joanne Sbrilli Jo Medical Technican Petite blonde . . . avid football fan . . . sweet and friendbf . . . likes a gold Mustang with a football player to match will make a fine medical technician. Broadway Showsg Health Careers Clubg Homeroom Ofricerg Decorating Com- mitteeg Guidance Office Helperg Nurse's Ollice Helper. Neil P. Schiff Neil College Our Poet Laureate . . . well-read . . . known for his accent . . . has seen the world . . . carefee . . , usualbf accompanied by a pretgf twirler. Intramuralsg Piycholrgy Clubg Creative Writing Clubg linlg opy Editorg Pieri- an Societyg Editor- n-Chief Pierian Mag- azineg Poet Laureate 1966-67g Chairman Student of the Month Committeeg Usher. 47 Catherine Marie Scaletti Cathy Elementary Teacher Skilyul dancer. . . loves the Motown sound . . . enjoys skiing and most sports . . . plays clarinet in band. . . beautU'ul hair . . . always neat. Intramuralsg Girls' Athletic Clubg Bandg Girls' Basketball l, 25 Girls' Field Hockey l, 2, 3, 4g Cosmetology Clubg Chess Clubg Volleyball Clubg Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Corn- mitteeg Powder Pull' Footballg Girls' Recreation Leagueg Homeroom Otiicerg Girls' Baseball. Kenneth Schrager Ken Business Small but powerful . . . determined H.P.'s star wrestler mechanicalhf inclined . . . a loyal friend Epanish Clubg Volleyball Clubg J.V. ootballg Varsity Wrestlingg J.V. Trackg Guidance Club. Philip J ay Schwartz Flip Writer Writes poetry . . . always a smile for everyone . . . a 'ililettantev . . . cheedul personality. Broadway Plags Clubg Psychology Clubg Bull Session lub. Maril Se al Mar yn g College Music is her forte . . . accomplished clarinetist and sax player . . . a great cook . . . tall, with attentive brown eyes. . . a conscientious student. . . Ioyaljrienal Mixed Chorusg Dance Bandg Marching and Concert Bandsg Foreign Exchange Clubg National Honor Societyg Show Bandg Dramatics, A Cappella Choir Single Swingers. Lora Sisco Lora Psychologist Avid interest in boys . . . a bouncy green-eyed blonde . . . always setting new goals . . . noted for long absences, loud giggle . . . enjoys a variety of music . . . loves the shore. Student 'Councilg Homeroom Presidentg American Field Serviceg Spanish Clubg Health Careers Clubg Study Clubg Class Candy Drive Chairmang Football Dance Ticket Chairmang Marching and Concert Bandsg Mixed Chorus. Morey L. Solomon Morey Commercial Pilot A happy, cheeU'uL personality . . . enjoys art and is a welcome addition to any art class . . . hemful and cooperative. Biology Club. 48 Tina Helene Spar Tina Teacher A loyal worker on school plays . . . Business Committee Chairman . . . hard-working student . . . reserved manner . ,. stylish clothes . . . interests lie in sewing, cooking. reading and music. Dance Band: Concert and Marching Bands: National Thespian Society: Future Teachers of America: Foreign Exchange Club: Ways and Means Com- mittee: Classical Music Club: Plays. Business Manager. Robert Raymond Summers. Jr. Bob Chemist or Physicist Long hair a sign of intelligence . . , quiet, dry wit . . .favors Sophomore girls. . . Pierian President. Varsity Football 2. 3. 4: Scpring Track 2: Play Production Club: ollege Club: Varsity Club: Potpourri Club: Debate Club: Pierian Society. President: Chemlete: Homeroom Oiiicer: Intramu- rals: Boys' State, Lucia Stiso Lu Nursing A p?pv and energetic cheerleader . . . ias a wav with the opposite sex . . . charming and vibrant smile. . . her laugh is alwavs heard above the crowa'. . . a natural born athlete. Varsity Cheerleader: Girls' Athletic Club: Student Council: Health Careers Club, Secretary: Albadome Editorial Staff: Girls' Basketball and Hockey Teams: Volleyball Club: Modern Dance Club: Owl Award Committee: Social Committee: Constitution Committee: Executive Board: Junior Prom Com- mittee: March of Dimes Representative: Homeroom Officer: Powder Puff Foot- ball. Lawrence Joseph Supp Larry Architect A science whiz . . . ace photographer . . , avid surfer . . , pleasant and easy-going. . . enjovst e piano. Photography Club: Chemistry Club: Speed Reading Club: Flinfi Photog- rapher: Albadome Photogralghy Editor: Boys' State: State Science ay: Mixed Chorus: National Honor Society. 49 William Stover Bill Draftsman Can be seen hunting andfishing. . . interested in woodshop . . . erijovs swimming. Chess Club: Volleyball Club. Ivan Sussman Ivan College King of trivia. . . loves rehab. . . a wrestler . . . best sense of humor in the school. Spring Track 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 3. 4: Science Club: Philosophy Club: History Club: Student Council: Homeroom Officer. Martin Samuel Trucker Truck College The boy with a carefree personalitv . . . alwavs there with a hehwing hand . . . takes evervthin in stride, never misses the fun in lift? . . spends his summers at the shore . . . an excellent voice. Football Manager l. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus: Varsity Club: Plays: Volleyball Club: Folk ong Club. Maureen Ellen Weinberg Ellyn First Grade Teacher A mind on the latest fashion . . . oflen found on Rutgersicampus . . . likes to laugh and joke . . . enjavs folk music. Future Teachers of America: Social Welfare Club: Future Nurses of Ameri- ca: Girls' Athletic Club: Foreign Exchange Club: Health Careers Chili: Plays. Business Staff: Junior Prom Com- mittee: Booster Club: Girls' Recreation League. Meryl Susan Uchin Meryl College A irl with the flair for the latest faslihon . . . enjoys music and is an asset to the Mixed Chorus . . . a riendl hello or eve one jenjoysy horsebackf riding? . .. a hospital volunteer. Girls' Choir: Mixed Chorus: P.T.A, Re resentative: Homeroom Officer: Vol- leyball Club: Knitting Club: Ski Club: Red Cross: Fling Representative: Plays. Kathy Weintraub Kwax Illustrator Talented artist. musician, and seamstress . . . world is wildest collection ofpiereea' earrings . . . a jazz fanatic . . . the bands .female bass drummer, . . nut:-v humor, . . nature lover and idealist. Marching and Concert Bands: A Cap- pella Choir: Single Swingers: Albadome Art Editor: Show Band: Mixed Chorus: National Honor Society: American Field Service Art Co-Chairman: Junior Prom Committee. Co-Chairman: Homeroom Projects Committee: Social Committee: Sketch Club: Record Listening Club: Italian Club: Bull Session. Rita Van Doren Rita College An excellent student. . . long blonde hair . . . a smile and jriendhf word for all. Latin Club: Folk Singindg Club: Clothing Construction Club: Bri ge Club: Junior Prom Committee: National Honor Soci- ety. Gail Rochelle Weiss Gail Elementary School Teacher Home Economies is herfavorite held . . . piano, sewing, and school .sports elaim her free time . . . enjqvs dressing casualli' . . . loves blue and green together. Future Teachers ol' America. Treasurer: Foreign Exchange Club: Play Production Club: Junior Red Cross Representative: Cosmetology Club: Speed Reading Club: Knitting Club: Albadome Business Stall: Junior Prom Committee: Girls' Athletic Club, f:.,,5.-2 Mitchell Laurence Wiederhom Mitch College Humorous personaligf . . . likes athletics . . . a valuable member of our track team , . . can give and take a joke easihf. J.V. Footballg Cross-Country 3, 4g Winter Track 3, 43 Silpring Track 3, 4g Photography Clubg rench Clubg Ski Clubg Homeroom Officer. Jonathan A. Wilson Jon College Can be seen photographing around the school. . . a nice guy and a great fiend . . . enjoys painting, folk music, and playing the guitar. Photography Club, Presidentg Spanish Clubg Chemistry Clubg Albadome P otog- rapherg Intrarnuralsg Fling Photog- rapherg P.T.A. Representative. 51 Wendy Sue Weiss Wendy Art Teacher Attractive brunette . . . has unique artistic ability . , . imaginative . . . modern yet original tastes. Future Teachers of Americag Booster Clubg Red Cross Representativeg Home- room Secretaryg Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Football Dance Committeeg Sketch Clubg Powder Puff Footballg P.T.A. Representativeg Social Com- mitteeg Girls' Athletic Club. Naomi Yaker Omi College Believes in the old-time virtues of the small rural town I Geneva, N. Y. 1 . . . loves physics and jazz . . . famous for clashing clothes . . . dfeads 'jrizzy weather . . . enthusiastic and spirited. Homeroom Oihcerg Bandg Homeroom Projects Committeeg National Honor So- cietyg Classical Records Clubg Bull Session Club. Barbara Ann Yochum Barb College Friendbi and conscientious . . . leadership, scholarship, and character . . . true school spirit. . . likes jazz and folk music . . . seen supporting H.P. teams. . . gives her best readibr . . . always a chairman or president. National Honor Society: National Thespian Society: Pierian Society: Junior Class President: Senior Class Vice- President: Girls' Athletic Club: S.A.T. Chairman: Candy Drive Chairman: S ecial Projects Chairman: Girls' State: Aqbadome Editor-in-Chief: Student of the Month: Homeroom President: Girls' Recreation League. Barry Zalcman Barr Engineering An aggressive athlete . . . a good sense of humor . . . abounds with school spirit . . . an industrious worker on school projects. Advanced Biology Club. President: Amateur Radio lub: American Field Service: Athletic Committee: Baseball 2: Basketball S orts Caster: Chemlete: Constitution Cpommittee: Debate Society: Dramatics: Football 2: Football Program Committee: Future Scientists of Ameri- ca: Future Teachers of America: Home- room Ofhcer: Intramurals: Junior Prom Committee: Latin Honors Club: Mar- shals, Ca tain: Math Club: Mathlete: Public Relations Committee, Chairman: SAT Representative: Social Committee: Student Council. Betty Diane Zamost Betty College Energetic athlete . . . Business Committee Chairman . . . plays French Horn in band . . . full jf spirit . .. a lyfeguard and cany striper. . . travelled through Europe and Israel. French Club: Future Nurses of America: Girls' Athletic Club: Advanced Biology Club: Ski Club: Marching and Concert Bands: Intramurals: Dramatics, Ticket Chairman: S.A.T. Representative: Social Committee: Red Cross: Girls, Recreation League: P.T.A. Reigesentative: Fling Reporter: Albadome usiness. Louis Zandomenego Lou Armed Forces Handsome . . . admires Chevelles and other fast cars ..,. s een ojien in East Brunswick . . . great sense of humor. . . bedroom eves. . , erijovs hunting and fishing. Ski Club: Sketch Club: Rill-e Club. Betty Zimmerberg Betty College Jack and master of all trades . . . Editor and slave ofthe Highland Fling. , . .stimulating and intellectual . . . will do aiivthinggfor afiend Editor-in-Chief, Page One Editor, Fling: National Thespian Society: Pierian Soci- ety: Quill and Scroll: Albadome Business and Editorial Staffs: National Honor So- ciety: Mathlete: Homeroom Officer: Ju- nior Prom Committee: Chairman: Social Service Club: Sketch Club: Girls' Recreation League: Powder Puff Foot- ball: Student Council Committees: For- eign Exchangc Club: Student ot' the Month. Roberta Ann Zimmerman Bobbi Teacher Expert swimmer . . . soon will earn Senior LW Saving . . . conscientious student . . . interested in music, modern dance, and theatrical productions. Playsg Albadome Business Staffg Red Cross Clubg Play Production Clubg Future Teachers of America, Modern Dance Club: Psychologly Clubg Booster Club: Homeroom Vice- resident. Patricia Ann Landschultz Pat Beautician Small in stature but large in heart enjoys dancing a truhi devoted friend . . . dresses fashionabbi in Newark styles. Stud Club: Typing Club: Booster Clubg Guiflance Helper. Gary Lawrence Stoop Gary Jet Mechanics Can be seen on his motorcycle . . . a cheeU'ul and friendly disposition . . . surfing, scuba divin , and skiing. . . likes ralhfing and iydroplane racing . . . interest in auto mechanics. Electric Squad: Ski Club. William .l. Yorke Bill Detective Enjoys slot cars and surffshing . . . can open be seen laughing . . .fun- loving . . . algleasant individual and newcomer to .P. Stephen Aniskevich Steve Salesman Enjovs both -fixing and racing cars . . .ican be seen working backstage . . . a goodjiiend Electric Squad: Marshal. Preston Brown Chuck Navy Quiet, but likes to have a good time . . . a basketball .fan . , . generous and helpful. Basketball lg Track 2: Volleyball Clubg Ski Club. Francis Thomas Brandt Frank Jockey A mighty little power house. . .pldrs Al Capone in his black car . .. admires horses and jockevs . . . a jriendlv hi to all. lntramuralsg Chess Club: Library Study Clubg Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. Dale Lynn Gollinger Dale X-Ray Technician Short and sweet with a pleasant personality enjoys music and archery. . . a loyal candystriper. . . will definitely make a .fine x-rav technician. French Clubg German Clubg Knitting Club. Bernd A. K. E, Hoffman Bernd Electronics A kind and considerate person . . . an avid reader . . . has great artistic ability . . . his astronomy interest will take him far. 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A brick building suddenly assumed the qualities of a ship, a vessel that transports its passengers from one place to a destination, that offers much to enlighten, to frighten, to change. Much was offered. Much was taken. Some was given. We began the first year as the little people, seek- ing our positions in the myriad of activities, as the journey speeded forward. Nearly every facet of ev- ery talent found its niche, as the gridiron called some and grease paint others. Whether the result was scoring points or achieving applause, the larger goal was always in sight, that of teamwork, de ication, and growth. The secret of joy and personal growth Lies in the interaction of the group. Many groups were assembled in order to secure these goals. For some the job was to produce a winning team in basketball, baseball, football, or track, or a winning team of another sort in dra- matics, music, debate. But every man is an indi- vidual who must often work by himself and learn to think and act for himself. Being important to the group mankind Lies in the betterment of the mind. However important the group is, we realized that scholarship and knowledge are often individual efforts. To be able to study alone and to develop the capacity for thinking alone were of prime im- portance. Thus we studied and gathered know- edge. But we also gained knowledge of people through looking inward towards ourselves and outward towards others. Many of us learned in these ways, those who did not found it difficult to keep aiioat. During the freshman year we lost a President, and therein our maturity and emotion were tested and strengthened. We saw produced on our stage the finest musical play in the history of the theatre. fHow appropriate it was to present My Fair Lady in our school.j As June a proachedg we turned thoughts to summer and algo bid farewell to the principal-captain we had barely an occasion to now, Then, on we sailed to the second year. As sophomores we entered the awkward stage. We were no longer the youngest and given considera- tions. Sugar-coatedness all but disappeared. To a greater extent we became faced with the sobering and maturing problem of keeping afloat. Timing became essential to our activities, as we assumed varsity positions and featured roles. A list of two hundred names, not arranged in al- phabetical order, appeared important to most. But class rank could not assume too great an impor- tance. There were other tests of our qualities which were offered to us in the form of new vistas which opened. Chorus became a part of the lives of some of us. while Band and Varsity Football led a large fraction of us across the field. Our dramat- ic productions employed the talents of an over- whelming number. We inherited the wind and helped Annie get her gun. We tackled, rebounded, and swung in our attempts to direct our teams to victory. All of these activities concealed from us the fact that our journey was speeding on. Obliviously, we were reaching the point of no return midway through our adventure-the junior year. Shocked and amazed, we look up and see That time has passed, and there are we Midway through our journey's course. The junior year brought new responsibilities. Our first was as buddies to the new freshmen, as we showed them through the halls we had grown to know so well. Then it was on to organizing our class by selecting officers, and thus realizing the power to the woman. When the Eternal He Created she, A political force was destined to be. Somehow the junior year was so busy that its one hundred and eighty days passed, impossible as it is, faster than in other years. We sailed through the fall and another championship and senior play. A Funny Thing happened on the stage, as vulgarity was turned into fun. Ten juniors lighted their candles and were honored by the school for their combination of qualities. Happiness of an- other sort was shared by many on a rainy night at Bali Hai. The Night climaxed weeks of planning and work, and lessened the academic tensions by turning our interests toward socialization. Here again our journey was teaching us a vital lesson. A social creature man must be. And how in heart and mind he grows Shows In personality. We began to realize that anyone who thinks that a journey will take an effortless course is foolhardy. Work is essential for success and even earnest effort does not always bring the desired results. Success does not appear only through the success- ful completion of a task, but also in rising from the fall of a failure. A fool, would say Cliche! Clichelv One wise Cin soothj Would know the truth. A serious matter which might determine the paths of our future was at hand on that May Day when many spent several analogous hours working with the College Boards, for only the first time. Politics loomed large on the scene when we were faced with the responsibility of selecting school officers. Unfortunately many regarded such a responsibility as a joke. The world situation caused us to turn our eyes outward. Daily we heard of young men serving to protect liberties we often took for granted. To think that some were risking death for us proved a sobering thought. As the thermometer rose and summer filled the air, it seemed an impossible chore to prepare for those final exams. Our journey was passing through a dark storm in order to arrive at a sunny destination, seniordom. But the sunniness of the destination proved rather dubious. Our ship was taking us through the last year, which proved to be anything but smooth sailing. For many reasons. Our football team, successful in its first encounter, learned that winning is not everything or the only thing. Our smug little attitude of HThey'll come throughi' was shaken, since we lost more than we won. So we didn't Beat M6tuChCI1 and were not Central Jersey Champions. Some learned an important lesson. In defeat there is victory, albeit a dark victory. For us as seniors the journey began to lead into many new and exciting experiences. We learned that a ship will not steer itself. It needs guidance and leadership, or it will run amuck. For this rea- son we took over the steering of the myriad of ac- tivities we once viewed from afar. The Pierian So- ciety elected ofiicers and planned anuambitious year. Leadership was needed for the class and we elected new ofiicers to meet new responsibilities. Similar elections were held for Honor Society, AFS, Band, Chorus, all with seniors at the helm. Through these elections some of the sudden twists and turns of a journey's course, those twists that can prove fatal, were avoided. The greatest cross-country team in the history ofthe school was present during this ear. Often over- worked and underappreciated, tlie boys delighted and surprised us with their achievements. With December came the cold winds, and, ap- propriately, the chilling College Boards. Early ac- ceptances began to arrive. For some it was a hap- py time, for others a time of insecurity. Our 61 Christmas tree added a bit of warmth to the anti- septic walls, and our chorus filled the halls with joy. Christmas proved a soothing time in the midst of days of disquieting anxiety. At this time we somehow forgot the upheavals of life and felt quieted by the strains of those often heard yet strangely new melodies. Christmas past, it was back to more serious thoughts. We sailed through a bit of rocky weather in the form of mid-year exams, and thereafter re- solved not to work too hard, HSenioritis, you knowf' But for most senioritis proved a feeble way of excusing laziness. The majority continued to work throughout the final six months. We experi- enced a change of our daily routines with the ad- dition ofthe ninth period. Mixed reactions ensued. We journeyed to Wall Street and literally stormed the United Nations. The U.N. visit had doubtful effects on improving international relations. March was a busy month. The final musical pro- duction graced our stage with seniors in key roles. Where's Charley? brought an air of professionalism to our slightly off-Broadway theatre. Later in the month our journey led us to the vitals of our gov- ernment, and with the March on Washington we realized that we were reaching journey's end. We watched our baseball and tennis teams assemble for the final time. We learned of the journeys we would begin after graduation. With June came final exams and the Senior Ball. We took londg last looks at the building we had en- tered each ay for four years. Suddenly we eyed the everyday commonplaces of our vessel with sentiment and affection as we pre ared to depart. Finally, that one last walk througii the long halls, which were so often filled with the smell of s ices and sulphur, and the clicking of typewriter Eeys, evoked a sigh and a tear from some, a breath of relief from others. But no matter what the emotion, we must always remember that it is good to move on. We have completed one part of the larger journey of life. Through stormy days and sunny times we have sailed. Though each of us is an individual, we have been similarly influenced by many experi- ences. Common forces have often worked on us all, and we share the results of these forces. So, we continue on. Most of us are starting different journeys whose courses might never meet again. However, we know that our paths will cross again tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow. But for the present, we have only to follow the poetfs advice: Now, voyager, sail thou forth to seek and find. David Lauer. '67 Z UNDER Underclassmen are strange people. They must learn and gain experience so that they will be able to lead the school when it becomes their responsibility to do so. They are often' underestimated and over- worked by their Senior overseers. And yet they remain faithful to school projects which undeniably need their help and support. ' M i l i Yes, strange people. V-'fff'A . ' 6 ! . A ,,., l id v f ,at x t ,kid ff 0 1' 12 W 3 i5g'p3,,Ef W iw 929' 'nw WWW! W 63 Byrnes, G. Cahill, M. Calantoni J. Beloff, L. C. Bennett, Berkman, A. Berkowitz, J. Birardi, J. Bochinski, H. Bohlander, S Borrelli, A. Brant, E. Brindis, J. Bucca, J. Budges, E. Castagnoiii. B. Chocko, C. Clempner, S. Cohen, A. Cole, K. Colona, S. Darvin, M. Davidson, Davis, H. R. if ww it l er, M ' W 15 . , J . 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K . it I Eli? 1? ,gferg - R. 5 , smith, L' .,.. , I H.. Ef f: Smith, M. j g? M E V , .,A 1 ' l-: Snell. I vfl: ff . solow. N. nn.-n . l . 1 . 'n'Snnn -A Sparks. W- - A .VV,. . . Stangel. M. ,V ' ' , W- 1 Stephenson. S, .7 f ,.., :'b RR I Stern, E. zik E. 'iL?.lig.5 .. I . . S? I 1 L ' Stiefel, S. .,.A .. i , .l.. :bg .,-, A . .'r'. .... , 'iii . . St. Jacques. F. ':- .: . W '.'lR s , G. g ' A '-- ' A f 'Md , A torms RN' 1 I X L. 4 AQ? if Strauss. R. A A A A . Stull. J. - 1 Sullivan. H. 5 ,A 5. Szary. R. ...L . . S Sved M TI .F Tanembaum, S. ,A ' ' ': 11: 5 r ff THO, H. r Taro. J. 4 A Q i n Thomas, M. if :' :.:- s -1: ' . W Tice. A. . A 5 55 . V A A Tingleq G. 7 In I E: ..... . L' 'L Fm , , A A -I-rygarq . . vf.. .V . V .., -.-' rgkgyiiy I Turniansky. R- l ' W R' f.. 'A ' on Q Vitale, P. Walker, C. Waller, A. Weinber . K. Weiner, . Weiss, F. Welss. N. A N. Williams, R. ' '.,, .- ...rw Winnett, S. Wisemen. M. Wolfson. D. A Welsz, P. -f A X Woodward. M Zamosl. B. ff'f'l' Ziment S YUT-HH, L- , ..... I ., ,- sl R M... X an x YS ,lxl ,A R Q... .Q- A 5 f - mi ,Qs A sllf J 2 is A 'F .K . .. Q.-f.r. .., , K. in 1 Q 23 .'fw,k. . T W. Z 7 7.5.7 .-7, a4flm .i'?es ffk?3m2fWx ' l is J . .5 71 , l . Qi: fi . aw' --l'lllAQ...l ' N , A .O ' - .,', 0.4.4 L, :io o 'Q '4 ':-7' .,, 1 'UID ff: : QX ' ,l. x .. Q 5 1 1 . Y - 1 - . 5 Q .7 o 3 Q., gllg A v A SY 1 1 Q O I U A 4 5 . . 4 ' ' A D 'Q O O , axg' -K 5 1 02 3 5 .. 311 '3 N 2: ' ' 'X gg pl 1 I, gl 'Q-. xv, -N l.'::g. I I'-4 P'-4 I Organizations are a school's lifeblood. Organizations produce the literature which is representative of the ideas put forth by the students. Students are sup- plied with the opportunity to display their talents by the establishment of cer- tain organizations. it Often the results of an organizationfs work go unpraised,fal- though such results are an integral 'and essential part of a school's life. Finally, some organizations are intended to ,hon4 or those who have shown qualities and have rendered .services which are partic- ularly desirable and admirable. By bringing such people together in one or- ganization, much is often accomplished. First term oflicers B. Hayes. President: J. Mironov. Vice- Presidentl J. Robinson, Secretary: R. Prow. Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, the principal body in the student government of Highland Park High School, enacted much beneficial legislature undef the leadership of President Bob Hayes for the first term and President Robby Prow for the second term. The major fund-raising project. a successful candy drive, provided funds for Council and each class. Mr. Joseph Jennings was advisor to the Council and the oflicers for the first term were Bob Hayes, President: JelT Mironov, Vice-Presidentg June Robinson, Secretaryg Robby Prow, Treasurer. For the second term the officers were Robby Prow, President, Ivan Sussman, Vice-Presidentg June Robinson, Secretary: Eugene Grace, Treasurer. The Albadonie The Editorial Staff and the Business Stalf under the direction ofthe two editors, Barbara Yochum. editorial, and Joan Casserly, business, have worked hard to produce this year's Albadome. The Editorial Staff, working under advisor Mr. R. Kertes, has tried to create a vivid account ofthe 1966-67 high school year. However without the effort of the Business Staff under the guidance of advisor Dr. Evans, the book could not have been printed. Deadline after deadline! One section finished at a time until, finally, the best Albadome yet was assembled. lv' Z-,I ' 43 -., If! .lf Barbara Yochum, Editor-in-chief: Joan Casserly. ,-.. fi Business Editor Albadome Editors B. Yochum. J. Casserly. B. Dakelman, L. Supp. A. Rockorf, C. Firestone. D. Lauer. G. Johnsen. D. Gordon. A. Berkman. E. Grace. J, Bucca. A. Julius 78 Albadome Editorial Staff lsr RowAB. Julius. S. Handel. L. Medoff. A. Julius. L. Stiso, G. Johnsen. C Firestone. A. Reitman 2nd RowfR. Oziel. D. Goldstein. T. Brown. C. Beno, R. Politziner. H. Goldfine S. Rockofl' 3rd Row-B. Zimmerberg, B. Dakelmzm. A. Rockoff. E. Albert, D, Lauer. J. Rich. R. Roth L. Meyers. Albadome Business SMU' lsr Row-B. Lake. G. Weiss. L. Mele. D. Belsky 2nd Rowwl. Klima. S. Leiner. R. Politziner. N. Kuntor 3rd Row-C. Bennett. J. Jaskowski. L. Karol. J. Rich. J. Kreiger. J. Liverakos 41h RowfA. Cohn 79 HIGHLAND FLING Betty Zimmerberg. Editor- in Chiefg Sharon Merel. Business Manager Fling Editor Ist Row-C. McGovern, S. Merel, B. Zimmerberg-Member of Quill and Scroll 2nd Row-G. Pino, S. Y HIGHLAND 5544? Q iigeadvidn rum: QF., Pahllehed elghl times din-lng the school year bythe students of 1-llghland Park l-llgh School Dr. Melvin L. lvllehaele, Prlnelpel Austin E. Leplne, vlee Prlnelpal Editor-in-Chief. . . . . . . . . Buffy Zlmmerberg Managlng Editors. Exeeutlve Editor. . Page One Editor. . Page 'rue Edlcer. . Page Three Edlmr. . sperm Editor. . . Buelneea Manager, . Head Copy Editors. Copy sun ...... Photography. . . ...B LU Prill. Barbara Molony .. . . . . . ncaehymeoevern . . . . . . . . Jay wleaenreld . a . . Klfhi Ambrole . . . . Scofi Lind!! ..........Bu-rykamel ...........SharonMez-el Eugene Grace, Bob Run . . . . . . . .DeelllG0ldl6el.n Head Reporter, . . . . Aaverllalng Manager. . Dilirlbutlon. . . . . Ediiorill Advisor. ..........GaryPu-le ........Kau-lymdlpny . . . ...Robert Davidlon . . . Ann Cohen, Fred Weber . . .... ..... M rs. Judith de Rui Bullnell Advisor ....... ..... aueuleea: B. Fun, J. serlnger, J. zamdaf, B. mereek, s. Roth, c. Pal-leer, lvl. Sperber Reporters: S. Lelner. J. Brusldn. Frelmln. D. Lauer, G. Neldermsm, D. Singer, E. Schuhlun, A. Cohen, N. sdlw. p. Polglr, D, Molony, L. Beldu, s, Garlen Typlutnz M. Ponlcnn, B. Emmorn, A. 'D.lmolo, F. Vu-ella, L. Csengery, A. Mlranuv, J. Sandler. A. Bergman, B. Smllh, D. Mule.-, B. Dlureck . . . . Mr. George Towne Landis, B. Karnel, B. Pritz, R. Ross. 80 X w Fling Edizorial Staj' lst Row-L. Denenberg, B. Dakelman, Molony, A. Nawy, A. Brietkopf Standing-B. Kamel, L. Krugler L. Medoff, N. Solow, S. Winnett 2nd Row-S. Leiner, E. Kowald, A. Cohn, D. Lauer, D. Singer R. Micheli 3rd Row-M. Sved, E. Freiman, F. Krepke, K. Fling Business Slaj' Isl Row-J. Zamost, J. Sandler, A. Feller. S. Roth, A. Donovan. B. Dworeck, A. Tumolo, A. Reitman, M. Risco. F. Valeri, A. Mironov, P. Hortz, S. Meryl 2nd Row-S. Ayash. F. Weber, R. Davison, I. Bank. B. Fais, C. White, J. Stringer, A. Cohn, L. Cyserigary, B. Smith. H. Cohn, D. Miller, M. Adams, N. Kantor 81 CONCERT CHOIR Ist Row-L. Sisco. L. Daughday. L. Geismar. E. Kowald. L. Strauss, C. Hoffman. M. Mitnick, M. Mat- sumoto. S. Rockoff, M. Darvin. M. Lefkowits, B. Moses. L. Greenberg, Miss Blume 2nd Row-B. Emmons, B. Dakelman, M. Uchin, B. Wapner, J. Zamost. J. Nagy, J. Neiderman. M. Greenfield. H. Schar, B. Withum, A. Berkman, D. Palley. J. Bruskin. S. Levine. F. Pisciotta, I. Klima, D. Linzer, P. Kunderman 3rd Row-N. Latcher, E. Miller, M. Trucker. K. Weintraub, M. Segal, V. Hollander. S. Rock- werk. S. Rifkin. S. Scharf. C. Molony, B. Molony. L. Karol, V. Basch, M. Hoffman. C. White. O. Hassid. M. Frischling 41h Row-G. Pino, S. Landis, B. Kamel. S. Lakatus. G. Ringel. S. Brindis, K. Cole, D. Lefkowits. D. Wienstien. R. Van Doren. B. Hayes, R. Woodward. D. Steiner. S. Dworak, J. Peppy, B. Fais, D. Milch, L. Harstein, G. Kunderman, S. Leiner, D. Lauer. Miss Blume: lsr Ron-D. Rubin. M. Segal. C. Hoffman. M. Frischling. B. Molony 3rd Row-K. Weintraub. D M. Mitnick. S. Scharf. B. Withum. M. Matsumoto. B. Weinstein. D. Letkowits. R. Woodward. D. Milch. B Moses. M. Lefkowits. A. Berkman Jml Raw-fC. Molony. Kamel. D. Lauer. S. Dvorak. V. Basch. V. Hollander. S. Rifkin. S. Rockwerk. .l. Nagy. 82 MIXED CHOR Ist Row-C. Naar, J. Sirimis, K. Weiner, S. Levin, C. Wase, B. Julius, M. Barry. 2nd Row-S. Fertig, K. Messerol, D. Miller, J. Schatzberg, M. Sewitch, M. Ross, D. Molony 3rd Row-B. Rusciano, R. Arnold, S. Garten, D. Mills, P. Matropasqua, A. Cohn, J. Abel, R. Molony BARBERSHOP QUARTET Front Row-B. Withum, S. Back Row-R. Van Doren, S. Rockwerk ' Scharf gl i , . . Fig? rf 1 glyilf l. A . A .V J .i . '2 f in , if - 1,81 A A : '-- , 1 fr , E H ,, , l iggwi, 2 .Q Q V. 1 v J. 5. i '. ,2il.,f. ' ' 1stRow-M. Segal, S. Freidenreich, S. Narr, T. Spar, M. Ross, B.WithumStanding-L.Hartstein,M. Matsun1oto,M. Lefkowits, E.Freidenreich,J.Dinnerstein,J.Mironov,2ndRow-E.Kowald, K. Messerol, B. Zamost, B. Kamel, B. Woodward, S. Scharf, C. Hoffman, D. Steiner, A. Arrutin, S. Rockwerk, G. Pino, S. Rifkin, R. Van Doren, M' Milnick, MT. A. L. Karol 1. . nl, Y 'X wg ,M X 4 A itt. ' H 5 by ig kg . - Annette Lyons, Drum Majorette HPHS Band Ist Row-Annette Lyons, Drum Majorette. 2nd Row-B. Lowell, A. Seagull, C. Wase, B. Emmons, M. Hoffman, D. Feidleseit, D. Atkinson, K. Kowald, S. Rockoff, M. Darwin, M. Mitnick, M. Lefkowits. 3rd Row-A. Belsky, S. Raber, S. Frant, A. Bergman, M. Adams, J. Pino, T. Spar, J. Zamost, C. Bennett, R. Turniansky, C. Naar, C. Scaletti. 4th Row-S. Leiner, B. Moses, N. Yaker, M. Frischling, L. Sisco, B. Zamost, A. Rockoff, D. Rubin, R. Rockwerk, J. Sirimis, K. Hoffman, C. Hoffman, E. Casserly. 5th Row-R. Walner, G. Pino, J. Cohn, E. Brandt, K. Weiner, R. Hext, L. Schulle, A. Avrutin, P. Fisher, N. Hartstein. 6th Row-F. Praesek, J. Klein, J. Garber, B. Zamost, S. Riftkin, B. Belsky, K. Messerol, E. Edenzon, J. Dinnerstein, J. Abel. 7th Row-S, Lakatos, S. Rockwerk, S. Naar, L. Rosenberg, B. Kamel, D. Lauer, S. Friedenreich, D. Steiner, Sth Row-E. Grace, R. Van Doren, R. Woodward, B, Withum, L. Hartstein, Mr. Atkinson, Band Director Honor Society Officers!M. Matsumoto, Presidentg A. Julius, Vice-President, M. Lefkowits, Secretary, A. Rock- oif, Treasurer. HO OR SOCIETY Each year, the faculty elects 596 of the junior class and l0'Zn of the senior class to the National Honor Society on the basis of Five Cardinal Objectives. The student is chosen for his demonstration of character, scholarship, citizenship, leadership, and service. This year the initiation of new members took place in December. The members ofthe Honor Society, under the guidance of Mr. Gromelski, sold Highland Park High School stationery and showed the film Spellbound', to raise money for a scholarship. Also, at the end of each marking period, the Honor Society com- puted homeroom averages and present- ed a plaque to that homeroom with the highest average. During the year Honor Society members offered tutoring to students who required it. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY EM? ees is L5 Isl Row Elected as Juniors: M. Matsumoto, A. Julius, M. Lef- kowits, A. Rockoif, D. Lauer, B. Zimmerberg, B. Yochum, M Aogaichi, G. Johnsen. 2nd Row: B. Moses, M. Mitnick, C. Hoffman, C. Firestone, G. Maddox, B. Dakelman, J. Bucca, A. feld Berkman, J. Roman, K. Mataras, R. Van Doren, 3rd Row: V . Basch, R. Bodo. M. Mackowitz, S. Leiner. O. Landa, M. Segal B. Molony, C. Molony, N. Latscher, 4th Raw: R. Ross, J. Wiesen Pierian Officers: A. Rockoff, Secretaryg D. Rubin, Vice-President, B. Summers, Presidentg Missing J. Bruskin, Treasurer. LQ A little learning is a dangerous thing Drink deep or taste not of the Pierian Spring There shallow drafts intoxicate the brain And drinking largely sobers us againf' The Pierians, twelve seniors selected for their aptitude and interest in English, explore different areas of literature during their monthly meet- ings. This year, under the guidance of Miss Gertrude Patterson, the Pierians sponsored a Halloween Literary Ball, published a literary Magazine, selected a Pierian Book-of-the-Year -The Hobbit, and held a Book Mobile. PIERIAN SOCIETY Sizfingg B, Zimmerberg, A, Julius, M, Lefkowilg, B, B. Summers, D. Rubin, B. Moses Missing: J. Bruskin, N. Dakelman. Standing: A. Rockoff, B, Yochum, D. Lauer, Schiff 86 The Thespian Society. under the direction of Mr. Robert Stevens. is composed ot' students selected on the basis of their interest and participation in the school's dramatic performances. Members of the society continue to participate in dramatics and take part in various projects. This year, the group's plans included a trip to see the Subject Was Roses at The Papermill Playhouse, selling orange drink at the Senior Play, and sponsoring the initiation in May. Thespian Officers: D. Rubin, M. Mitnick THE PIA SOCIETY Ist Row: D. Rubin. M. Mitnickg Znd Row: B. Yochum. A. Rockoff, S. Rockoif. A. Berkman. C. Fire- stone. N. Kantor, N, Latschar. T. Spar: 3rd Row: T. Negran. V. Hollander. J. Gorran. L. Krugler, B. Zimmerberg. M. Lefkowits. F CREIG EXCHANGE CLUB The Foreign Exchange Club, a junior chap- ter of the American Field Service, promotes the ideals of understanding and friendship. This year the officers were Cathy Molony, Pres- dent, Diana Rubin, Vice-President, Katina Ma- taras, Secretary, Barbara Molony, Treasurer. Under the supervision of Mrs. Abee Santama- rina the F. E. Club has hosted to foreign teachers studying at Rutgers University, hosted to exchange students during the summer, managed the February showcase and heard an exchange student at Douglass from Ecuador speak. Other speakers during the year were Claire Hoffman who spoke about Israel, and our exchange student, Oreta Hassid, who spoke about Greece. Foreign Exchange Club Officers AFS Student, Oreta Hassid, Treas. Barbara Molony, Pres. Cathy Molony, Sec. Katina Mataris, V. P. Diana Rubin ls! Row O. Hassid, C. Molony, J. Pino, K. Weintraub, A. Julius, C. Firestone, L. Meyers, K. Gordon, C. Holfman, T. Spar, L. Medoff, R. Oziel, R. Sassoon, B. Molony, K. Matarasg 2nd Row S. Fry, D. Margolis, J. Zamost. M. Linzer, A. Donovan, J. Cohn, C. Leve, F. Valeri, A. Tumolo, M. Matsumoto, 3rd Row L. Pass, F. Pisciotta, J. Sandler, A. Mironov, M. Roman, M. Hoffman, H. Chhen, R. Michele, V. Basch, L. Denenbergg 4th Row M. Canfield, L. Geismar, E. Kowald, F. Weiss, N. Solon, L. Yunan. C. Danab. P. Hortz. R. Sassoon. P. Kunderman, 51h Row E. Gurney, S. Garten, B. Julius, L. Strauss, A. Nawy, L. Amar, R. Shapiro, 6th Row S. Kohl, E. Weinberg, L. Mele. M. Handel, L. Daughday, S. Leiner, P. Kunderman AFS STUDENT 1967 GRETA HASSID ATHENS, GREECE I ,.i, ,M ww- ff--. .7 ff-, . if ,af 89 FUT RE TEACHER OF AMERICA Ist Row: D. Belsky, P. Hortz, C. Firestone, J. Zamost, S. Handel President D. Gorden, G. Weiss, C. Holfman. B. Gurney, S. Sarnolf, B. Lake, Znd Row: L. Geismar, S. Samuel- son, C. Beno, B. Dworeck, A. Feller, D. Sureck, L. Heikoff. S. Zimmett, N. Kantor, S. Kohl, J, Sandler, A. Mironov, 3rd Row: H. Cohn, R. Roth, T. Spar, M. Hoffman, N. Solow P. Turniansky, F. Weiss, C. Leve, L. Giles, A. Tumolo, H Wright, B. Lowellg 4th Row: K. Ambrose, W. Weiss, M Stengel. J, Stringer. S. Winnett, B. Smith, B. Scholsser. E Weinberg. D. Mills. R. Micheli, S. Leiner. L. Rovner, J. Rizzo DEBATE CLUB Isl Row: E. Stern, J. Wycoff, S. Rockoff, M. Barry, 2nd Row: E. Grace, K. Cole, G. Ringel, J. Wiesenfeld, D. Ballai: 3rd Row: S. Scharf, D. Steiner, B. Zalcman, B. Summers. J. Neiderman MATHLETE Ist Row.' Mr. Sprout, M. Lefkowits, C. Firestone, A. Juliusg 2nd Row.' J. Wiesenfeld, B. Molony, B. Zimmer- bergg 3rd Row.' B. Zalcman, C. Molony, M. Rosenberg, 4th Row.' R. Ross, S. Scharf CHE LETE lst Row.' S. Brindis, J. Roman, D. Handeli, S. Simonis, Mr. Smith, 2nd Row: J. Weisenfeld, R. Braun B. Rosenthal, B. Zalcman, L. Krugler, H. Gerr, D. Weinstein. 91 SSEMBLY COMMITTEE lst Row: A. Berkman, I. Schiff, J. Zamost, N. Kantorg 2nd Raw: J. Rich, A. Julius, J. Stringerg 3rd Row: J. Robinson, D. Gor- dong 4th Row: B. Kamel, E. Grace, B. Fais STUDE T MARSHALS L. Krugler, F. Proctor, L. Ayash, B. Hoffman, D. Frankel W. Dykeman, J. Dido Sitting: S. Friedenreich, N. Kantor, C. Beno, D. Rockoff, A. Donovan, S. Ayash-, J. Bucca. Standing: R. Melt- zer, B. Zalcman, A. Berkman, A. Reitman, Merel, J. Stringer, L. Burger, L. Greenberg, S. Rockoff. '5'f5'f3'4 fgfffffg' M42 0446 ww ZZZZ WM 466 fm X Clubs benefit the students in many ways.i Clubs provide students with the opportu- nity to delve more deeply into areas for which they have a particular interest. Clubs C often expose students to areas which are not touched upon during the academic day. Certain clubs offer stu- dents .the occasion to render service by doing jobs essential to the school. Lastly, clubs may provide a chance for the stu- dents to relax and to enjoy themselves. Clearly, clubs are more than merely an extra period tacked on to the day. BOOSTER CHEMISTRY I think we've created a monster! S Q U A D 94 .M A .M bl' ' , . 7 97 -' '54 Af H ':,-5, A, , .mmf Y I didn'I mean it. Honest. Mr. Swaluk! ,kijdg -me M M.. 1 'K ne hundred and fifty kids, and only one lousy v VOLLEYBALL ADVANCED BIOLOGY FIRST YEAR BIGLOGY Budding geniuses?!? 97 S BE Us L1 L 0 N P O . T P O U R R I 98 BRIDGE ffm ' , 2, W ' gm A s QP AL NA CC EE DM E N Who says french is dull?! T FRENCH 100 SPANISH ITALIAN K ITTI G X, xwwfwmz WKLZ2 f ff Mgr A CREATIVE WRITI G Was it knit one, purl two-or knit two. purl one? ' Bic'-lj 5 A n I an SECRETARIAL I . 1 4 x s kat' gif? , I , Nr . ...U 5 -. 4 Q52 ' iz: .:-A AX-.sf 531515 V I :ivy If-vl X TCI . A . A Q5 . ' I ' ' , ,g1':::- ' I '13 4' ' 1 .1 ' - M V: .-,. 2 I 5 fl f TYPING MAKE-UP S E R V C E m4HHPmWO M X 0 xx ls. 5-JS -V 41 Q ' P u x 9QQ - '4,f x ci' ZQHwmU SKETCH 104- ' , g 'Q 4EWPWQOHOEW HEALTH CAREERS f X , 9 ' .fi x Q QQ X LEYXJM J A wff,E . f W X' wif ww f Nh AE m X X 'E E la 'fi'-J , -1 ,df '- - ,J . Mi VARSITY CLUB Z f 106 IIZWI ll ll IIWZII 7 if ll ll f 0 W W W, fZg1f'2ff f Z f IIZZIU 9 f X f ' Q f fffffi ff ffgf ffffff ifff lm: IIZQWII 4 1 - .. LQ ws ' if Q' Q. 1' -'.w j V-,,f1,X l Sports are one of the most important ac- tivities which a school offers. Spectators receive pleasure, eircitement, and satis-f faction from watching and cheering for their team. As for the boys who partici- pate, itis Vdiflicultto express what they achieve. They maintain sound bodies. They' learn the often difficult tasks in-l volving teamwork, cooperation, and ded- ication. In success, they experience satis-2 facarmiand fulfilhnent. In failure, they see .frustrations and disappointment. But moreover, they see that failure is no dis- grace if success is honestly and sincerely sought, for in defeat there is also victory. if eA f TA 625 YA 1, J C , sm ,R ..j'g9 - X H A lg? .tit x -sinh 9 .3 If H tg . ii Neel. J: :Kf 1,,1 X' f 43.2 ' 'tw 'eAf.-'-1 2z'1f -7ef'l,- ff2 52 U ' ' 'lf ' I 1 .. ag-H2 ff ' ' E L Y! .,, 4 ' as L gy . 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The Owls started out on the right wing with a 28-0 win over South Brunswick We have the distinct honor of being the first team to ever win a H- H Debuts game in the New Conference, playing on Friday afternoon, September 23. The next Saturday, amidst mud, and rain, and a sloshy field South River rammed us with a score of 19-0. And, Clifford Scott proved to us the next week that Scotties are stronger when defeat was with us again. The fol- lowing Saturday we scalped the Indians of Parsippany 36-O. But, the ll of Roselle rolled over the unhappy Parkeans 27-7 the next week. Since our fellows didn't want to disappoint their faithful fans, Cartaret was their next victim 9-3 in an exciting iight to the finish. With victory in our hearts, the Owl men had their last win over Roselle Park in early November 24-6. Back at home the next Saturday the Owls had poor luck. We led Fair Haven 3-0 until the 4th period when they scored a touchdown. Numerous penalties caused setbacks which brought us to defeat. 5 ' . P l . era As the final gun went off the H. P. 11 had the ball on Regional's 15 yard line. It was difficult to face defeat because we had outplayed them allowing them 44 yards gain the Gafden State Conference whole game. Finally, for the first time in 9 years the H. P. squad relinquished the Goal Post Trophy to Metuchen High. QBut we'll get it back next yearlj It was a rough flight for the Owls but there were high points such as Se- nior Dave Camporese our 6'2',, 230 lb. tackle being selected for the first team of the Garden State Conference and the Conference outstanding tackle. Senior Bill Rausch, an agile halfback, was also voted onto the Con- ference first team. One outstanding highlight of the season was Junior Doug Milch intercepting a pass from Parsippany and then running 90 yards for the touchdown. Young Fred Boyd, a Sophomore, booted 14 for 14 extra points and 3 Held goals. The Owls had a hard season, but the team survived it well. Prospects for the next year are promising as many boys will return. The younger teams were extremely successful, the reserves with a 6-1 record, and the Freshman 5-0-1. There is little doubt that the Owls will be the top ll in '67. Goldstein, D. Kreyling. B. Rausch. F. Jacobosky 3rd Row-B. Sommers. B. Kiesling, D. Camporese, Brockington. B. Bateman, M. Mausen, A. DiGiovanni 2nd Row R. Perlu. R. Hayes. M. Rosta, R. Brock -J. Muirhead S. Scharf. T. Cokas. R. Meltzer, J. Bendavid, E. Boltom R0wHA. my 2 Headed Rausch Bill Rausch-Conference lst Team Halfback M S 1 gl? :rmg , ji!:,., 52 5 525 , 2: J: A 4 . 14 1: ,- J ..l gi E E W Aw' gs?- ,N Dave Camporese-All Conference Tackle. lst Team I lit' YBIIIIE 'SWS' aqui A Sv 6 f,,'. Q p5'zfh2 f 2. Ek f ww 1 it M X' . .ii 3 ,ff xii . , ' is 2 pf was zff I ,S V Q9 T ' 4 ' W ,g W , U' Y f5v?,,?l A A , 5 Q , .W ,r ,1 .,'wH,N Hey, look at that cute cheerleader! FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Looking at the Freshman football squad, the future ofthe Highland Park Gridiron seems very bright. The young owls compiled an outstanding record of 5-0-1. Leading the team to its victories were many good ball playersg quarterbacks John Heldrich and Mark Lowen, hallbacks Allan Waller, Richie Earl, and Jerry Calise, fullbacks Ronnie Sandor and Paul Jaskowski, guards Robert Zilinsky and Gary Muirhead, tackles Al Blanchard and Jerry Hogan, ends Mark Berkowitz and Steve Ros- enberg, and center Richard Strauss. up rx Q' is ma 535 f ,mm LNO sv 12 Q 'Q Russ nav E ' 'W , s, : , 3 K: .4 Y by .wr X LM QI 'Q I T, V: , 4 'Q t ml If , L E .3 gf 6 Q35 ' sd ylxllp 4X ,V 5' 'Q A141141 su 1- ax-A8050 Q' 'gg 'I caossmum Q -n :- Q aw mscuumnv :xnss cnumv :Q Y if , Q .-, G m 1.::k V 5, I.I,. L: E,, ,--k, Q 51: SQ, X 5 Q 5' I 3 nz 2 A,Ag if ... 5 Q :' UQ M' SVU: 'Q' ' f ' 'Y aff' Q3 'ff 1 P Q ' l QQ -Q cnusscnuum 'A L 'U55 'w6 yum, Y '?-'-E: .f:.,, --f:. : 'ix A .. H Y 5 2213? 'V -v-' ' r, SH : ' .,: ' V 333- xx ' ff9Q7 if E-1 , V 1 :H -I H ,,, X g, 'W' f fl 8 B 'H a I QM! A ww Q, V Q5 A, yn, MVV4 Of ei, Qs CQQQQQ Bottom L. Beck, D. Belsky, A. Pino, B. Criss, J. Dedeaux, E. Snell, D. Porgess, C. Morton I. Polito Flashnik,AD. Perlgut Top B. Hanna, B. Chowtime! ! ! Don't run too fast CHAMPIONS 1,-Aa 4 1-,xiii rx ff' 5 y Q Senior Joan Casserl 3 fi Senior Carole Haleluk Senior Sandy Pochesi Janet Bucca, lisa Klima, Joan Casseriy, Judy Rich, Carole Haleluk, Sandy Pochesi, Lucia Stiso, Anne Berkman .1 ., V ,Jag Senior Judy Rich 1 ii A EEK. E. if X' -x D gi My Senior Lucia Stiso 'E x 2, mn- V, -av AM.. rcs ,, , , Q5 4 w sk T 1- LW M f ' z 'FPL if-522222 5:7521 W a . K L' f x ,I ,,...: M ,s,.,1 W f l gm f . rind-f ' -- : 7 fx ,-f.r- ,A-94-w .,?Y'f.,,.,., . W ?ifz3,:-fi ,, A ' Fi ,Q Q-, , i 54 ?5i' 7ZV 'Ewen YM' 7 f 'f '1 4f22wVu H fi.p1g4wW-w'YA-Q32 ,Q V. ,M -.wfgggpef-',,fifg F W --fp, Mn- ,g g :ww-vc. . .eiffgk fs , ,, . w xx - f Jffimf , ' ,Wksfygifwm Q11 ' ws: ffm .4-ggfggyif, L ffkffasifL,ff. 2 ,MM ,, g,fiA-ff. ,IFN ' .ff P Wx. 2 . -ff vfgffwfw vt fgwxiff g f k .3i.,:.y,,Lgt53w pl. v 5 1 if .. ,fm + 5, ' . 553 if J Z 4 f? i K Mimi Rx- 'R XNQW N. +216 Senior-Carole Firestone Senior+Arlene Julius Bottom Row-Arlene Julius, Ona Landa 2nd Row-Debbie Gordon. Car- ole Firestone. Beth Dakelman 3rd Row-Roni Roth, Gail Maddox, Les- lee Karol. Debbie Sbrilli Oh! Ha. Hal She dropped her baton! DRILL CHJAJD H8 '66-'67 is if . .5 mf ' N is is . gu i 'Gig S I e 1 Q i i ll L I! 5 ,d'- 1 iw- . L isil' L L v ff . -:fs -Q P ' ffl? if S W, si Luvlw W' 5 Senior-Ona Landa , ibilai A L Fff ' efggiiif . Wim . b. ,lqi L ' 2.3 , i,....wJ Senior-Leslee Karol in . if- . fi li' +w V I i Senior Roni Roth ,QP Q .7 warg ii -M ,M lf, im' . ,V , if I 'A 1 . J sa. lr .1 ...I M- .5 -'21, 4:3 A Senior Beth Dakelman JUNIOR VARSITY B. Julius, L. Giles, D. Losso, F. Krepke, M. Seawitch, C. Beno, J. Niederman, J. Schatzberg, F. McGinnis .Law in Q ff-N.li:m:.a i Senior Gail Maddox 'Q- ' 3' if E' 3 sl on M K .,.i..1- . 1 33 Jw S fi. im .99iJ1.4W'. of ...af .aff Oh no Deb! We fumbled again. Senior Debbie Gordon 2 Q6 5? The youthful OWLS struggled this past season and ended with a rare losing season. The bright side of the picture is that ten of the thirteen players will be back seeking revenge next year. Bob Perla lead the baby OWLS in scoring and rebounding, and was named the team's Most Valuable Player. Along with Perla, JefTRabinowitz and John Grover depart. See you next year a little older. stronger. and like all OWLS. wiser. 'Q ,- ':'n1.,4f u , .4 X 7 -. f x Q 4, N' -:aka-ef A.: ff YZ 332 'AW , BKO 3 1 lf' C1 E W WW 'EWU as aff Q .2 V Oil Q ao- 5 JW up www W , I iff I' 2.x Q' H 25, in -Q ff if 2 I f f' I' 3 -W su ya Qi 5 HH P? . Q5 lllll I QS Q V , S Qfw QSQKLS 4-0 B aye? 5 f X -x ff, V3 Q K-X L i H B, 1 X X M 45 11? 'V Q35 AQ First Row: I. Goldstein, A. Av- R. Strauss, S. Rosenberg, M rutin, A. Rabinowitz, N. Edenson Third Row: J. Weiss, D. Meseroll, T. Donnelly, M. Berko- Harris, P. Walsh Sec- witz. Coach Wayne ond Row: R. Sbril- Szoke. H. Miller, li, G. Glasser, M. J. Tato, M. Lowen, P. Sermons Weisz Y '70 617. gf' I DOOR ' TRACK The Indoor Track team cannot blame its 1-4 record on senioritis because there were only four seniors on the entire team. The group, as most of our teams this year, was composed of underclassmen, who indeed show promise for the future. For example, they did achieve a fourth place in the County Meet, and they did claim second place in the State Relays. Sophomore Bill Criss set a new record in the state for the Group II two mile run. Finally, Mitch Weiderhorn, Pat McGann, Ralph Wycolf and Kevin Ross displayed unusual talent in the half mile run to the two mile run. The team was explosive in distance events. HPHS hopes the Indoor Track team will keep exploding in the future. Bottom Row D. Perlgut, M. Handel, D. Tretsky, P. Plaganis. J. Calisi, B. Criss, J. Hegedus Second Row: Coach John Silogyi. I. Epstein. N. Hartstein. N. Singer. B. Supp, B. Livingston. L. Triandafilou, D. Porgess Third Row: D. Singer, I. Goldstein, D. 'The In Crowd Spar. D. Woodward. T. Amante, D. Murray, R, Haleluk. J. Fago Fourth Row: K. Ross. J. Ezyski. T. Meseroll. P. McGann. I. Bank. M. Weiderhorn. R. Wycoif. F. Weber. etflg W FB? at all ,O all Ever lite 'sae 4 HE 1 tt Fl TL, at me , a sa -1. fe- iv,5E:,f'mg1 is, ffl 951 lflfmt '-if '- Jajfgiffgjiep 'BEF 'QE of? fl TAQN Ou, fm, M pappal Osen ard 61-8 euvme' ,p won 3 e '? R, BMO Lost 9. HP's 'OCIQ 5Bfac1,,O second year wres- A Rent., rd J W tling squad showed im- ll Sumlel GPA, provement over last year. Al- lim- 4 P'f'1'COai though losing 9 meets, the overall 'UO ch Roger number of individual matches won in- 'WIYIM creased greatly. In regular seasons activity. Aug- ms' gie Pino was undefeated and placed 2nd in the dis- trict. Fred Pino had a lO-2 record and also placed Znd in Y the district. Graduating seniors who have developed our newest sport are Ralph Brock, Ivan Sussman. the Pino twins. Dan Blachford, and Richard Ross. Coach Williams feels that with two years experience be- hind our returning matmen, the trend toward excellence will continue. 5531? 'N Bottom Row Seniors Lynn Medoff. Beth Dakelman, Debbie tor, A. Berkman, M. Ezyke Third Row, J. Bucca, H. Gosselink, Gordon, Gail Maddox, Lynn Englehardt, Carole Haleluk, Jean D. Sbrilli, D. Devitch, l. Klima, M. Darwin, P. Podromo, J. Liverakos, Lucia Stiso Juniors Set-ond Row G. Kunderman. L. Howarth. L. Mauldin, C. Grey Beloff. N. Latscher. R. Sasoon. F. Piscotta. C. Bennet. N. Kan- GIRLS ATHLETIC CLUB Girls Athletic Club is an organization open to ev- ery girl in every class in the school. The only re- quirement is that the girls enjoy physical exercise enough to come after school to further develop their athletic skill. Girls AC is divided on to two days, the Juniors and Seniors come together as do the Sophomores and Freshman. The competition is all for fun and the club is therefore highly suc- cessful. 0' j'i l'5 5:24 1'3' 5 Ja ' sez 5 J: I 1:5 ' 'Qs lp s 1 JI If mg -25 g, ' mb 'A 4, fa J, A Jn V 1' . ,lg its 5' s'l '. JP ' P- + aft '27 .,n',,, 1 gb ,sf ,. p ' A , 4 V '6' F s Q an 'o' '7P Q' . 1 l i ,'g ' V' w!' 'M' Mr 1, 'P Jn ' sf: ALVL VL, U , I, Q 'J' 5' '. N4 L' 4, 'ls of A P .x , fl, QQ I - sg' . g.s ' 1.5 1.51 s l .' s!l 1Q:l t x'l ' , 4 5 I S 'IR 'I' 4' ar ' 4 Us gy! 6 mtl . 4' 0 xt' Q 'CYJ1 as 4' 0.2! IIS g g ' A .21 1.1 'mf 1.5 4.5 I. nw gl 'Z J vi '-1 '4 A 12 513 P-'I f' ' fn ' -c ' ,- 'Q A 1 A - 3, 'yfaav i fe 1 M W KL, is Jil Qs is' 3 s gf, 4 4 Q 1. W if A db il a 5' f f i IP Q-iii t i V Q i , X we if A - L. M252 V l , tt ,'-, , f . . QE! tj if ' 'VJ ., W , MP? K I Q o isa ---,T - f'Vf N-,f 'gf' .V ff 1 ' - 'M 1- ...,1 .u,..' Students receive the chance to show the fruits of the many organizations through activitiesf Certain activities are con- cerned with the social nature ofthe stu-y dentsp Such activities give the students the occasion to enjoy each other'socomg' pany and, equally important, to develop proper social manners. Through other activities, the results of the students, la- bors may'beAseen.iOften many months are spentyin preparing the accomplish? ments that will be displayed in one night. In these ways activities serve the students. I 0 'iw 300-Mn e - Niven- Qovqdc Nike qgma 'Elmes uuefvg Mad , X-XKQ HOU TE-NQzNLG- 'EQ 'EQAQM YYNQ, Xhcuo 'EQ C5354-3Ce.1 hope NX-Nwa3v bexmmm OKCDOU Qvnemdg ...- qooa LOQXVWX wbkaievex- HOU GHC?-mga A19 de- .J3917 WL. nXw.a'mbX5 2 ,NN 54- if ,fa if Www Qicfbzby HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTION 129 CLASS OF '6 PRE E T Are you busy Saturday ni ght? That no good two-timer! Can't have play without work. 130 You asked for it! AH WILDERNESS You got me! ,,, f ' ' f -,, .A if All toes-:ther ' now. L 131 T R UPA V CEL HPL E Y N 7,2 lbw? is FOOTBALL NGVEMBER ILATJCHE 1966 P wrnwio WWCW VVPWHOOT -wma:-ffwv-A-Quan--' k-'-:WM-fur Nffk f M----nnnniim nmnnmnanr--Aununnsa--M'--Wwww vm- ' -- -f-M -W A A ----A -M ff f - DEP W S E N I O R D A + N C E 138 'ku E ,1 ,'L' , E T :I E - R T 5 l 140 I' f 4 , J 'O L iff FEBRUARY 1967 .ua 16 S f?ff5f?i?'M N 4? .1:A5355513E35' xg Q S x '32 rf M 3- 3, 'Q Q J WEL, 51? EAST BRUNSWICK LUMBER endly PersonaI1zed-Serv1ce Telephone Rt. 18 at Cranbury Rd 254-1000 East Brunswick, N.J LI 9-1212 RARITAN VALLEY BUS SERVICE PO. BOX 312 Metuchen, N.J DELUXE BUSES FOR HIRE KI 5-5495 Best Wishes to the Class of 1967 HIGHLA D PARK HIGH SCHGOL PARE T- TEACHER ASSOCIATIO Honorary President and Principal ................ President ........... First Vice President . . , Second Vice President . Third Vice President . . Recording Secretary . . . Corresponding Secretary Treasurer ........... Albadome Signing .... American Field Service 8c Intemational Relations . . . Budget ............ Citizenship .....,... Community Relations . Cultural Arts ........ Flowers ............ Founders Day 85 Publications .... . Health ............. Highland Fling Mailing Hospitality .......... Inside Publicity . . . Mailing Squad . . . Membership . . National Honor Society Outside Publicity .... Program ........ Special Events . . . Student Awards ..... . . . Dr. Melvin Michaels . . . . . 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Mrs. Aristos Sirimis Mrs. Joseph McGovern Mrs. George Adams Mrs. Salvatore LoCastro Mrs. John Woodland ..............,.............MissArleneMaisel Student Representative 8c President of the Student Council ..... Robert Hayes Teacher Representative Robert Prow ...Mr.JohnR.Gromelski CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '67 Our Best Wishes to Each of You for Success lVlr. and Nlrs. Jerry lVlIIler and family and all the staff at SALLY'S STEAK HOUSE Raritan Ave. at 3rd Highland Park, N.J 145 CHarter 9-9610 Phu Watkln Service is our Specialty PLUMBING and HEATING Free pick-up 8c delivery Tel. 247-5064 19 No. 6th Ave. , , , , Highland Park, Nl Batteries Tires Lubrication Washing Accessories Balancing 8: Wheel Alignment Tuneups f M5 W SIIPIIEHI Milli HIGHLAND PARK CHEVRON DRUG F AIR Corner Raritan 8: Eighth Avenue '4Your Rexall Drug Store - comer Raritan at 4th Avenue Highland Park, N.J. Hlghland Park' New Jersey Radio Dispatched Vehicles PI'OpI'iCtOI'S 5454773 Free Dehvery Earl Angersbach Joe Opiela Congratulations to the Class of 1967 from the HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL 146 Kllmer 5-0791 REED'S Booksellers and Stationers 391 ond 393 George Street New Brunswick, New Jersey Compllments School Supplies - Leather Goods of BERNSTEINS 18 No. Third Avenue Highland Park, N.J. PASSAIC SCHOOL OF DRAFTING CNew Brunswick Div.j - Electro-mechanical ' Commercial industrial architectural - Blueprint reading - Summer courses - Aero-space Annual Scholarship Program Social Stationery MIDDLESEX FURNITURE CO., INC. Somerville New Brunswick Fine Quality Furniture Since I92I CHcrter 7-5200 Best wishes to the Class of 1967 from the Concert Choir and Mixed Chorus 1-5 Livingston Ave. New Brunswick 249-4470 bot- 0' md' 've PHONE KI 5-0637 5? IE Saiff Drugs . RJEIUULB g' HIGHLAND PARK PHARMACY 1-G 64- 301 RARITAN AVE. HIGHLAND PARK, N. 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BAND SINCE 1932 New Brunswick Secretarial Accounting 8: Business Machines School TRAINING ON N.C.R. at sENs1MATIC MACHINES TRAINING ON ALL PI-IAsEs OF IBM MACHINES SWITCHBOARD-RECEPTIONIST- CIVIL SERVICE s. G. ALLEN, B.C.S., LL.B., B.S., M.A.,-PRINCIPAL DAY at EVENING-LOW RATES, FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE VETERAN APPROVED-WRITE FOR FREE CATALOG 110 ALBANY ST NEW BRUNSWICK Dial 545-3910 The Style Shop so PATERsoN STREET NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. TEL: KILMER 5-6088 CHarter 9-9820 TESS 85 JIM'S lst AVENUE SWEET SHOP 80 Raritan Avenue Highland Park, N.J PATRONS Albadome Staff First Year Biology Club Spanish Club Knauer Furs Photography Club Elizabeth Farkas Evelyn 8: Bob Kuhn SENIOR PARENTS Mr. Joseph A. Alban Mr. 8: Mrs. Chester Austin Mrs. Sarah Ayash Dr. 8: Mrs. John Bateman Mrs. Philomena Bechler Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. John Bodo William Bruno Harold Bruskin Solomon Burck John Burke William W. Casserly Robert Cohen Nicholas Cokas Robert Criss Webster B. Cronk Robert O. Daughaday Harold Dinerstein Edgar V. Dunn Herbert G. Dworeck H. J. Emmons Howard J. Engelhardt Raymond E. Firestone Meyer Frischling Frank Giarmita Mrs. G. Goldfine Mrs. Lillian Goldstein Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Samuel M. Gordon Harold Handel Robert L. Hayes Kenneth F. Hungrige DCHIZ:f J. Ilich Eugene Jacobosky Harold Julius Reuben Karol Mrs. Pauline Kohl Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Kozarski Robert Kreyling Milton Krieger Samuel Krugler Stuart Lefkowits Harold Leiner Joseph Levin Peter Liverakos 160 Mr. 8: Mrs. Anthony Lyons Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward McGinnis Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph McGovern Mr. 8: Mrs. Ted Mackiewicz Mr. 8: Mrs. George G. Maddox Mrs. Emma Matsumoto Mrs. Helen Mausen Mr 8: Mrs. V. R. Mele Mr 8: Mrs. David Meltzer Mr 8: Mrs. E. Russell Meseroll Mr 8: Mrs. Norman Mironov Mr 8: Mrs. Harry Mitnick Professor 8: Mrs. Donald Molony Mr. 8: Mrs. Max Moses Mr. 8: Mrs. Isadore Nahman Mr. 8: Mrs. Jack Oziel Mrs. Vincent Perla Mr 8: Mrs. Anthony Pochesci Mr 8: Mrs. Joseph Polito Dr. 8: Mrs. John E. Pritz Mr 8: Mrs. Charles F. 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