Hubbard Middle School - Stepping Stone Yearbook (Plainfield, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1963 volume:

Yi HUBBARD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL STEPPINGSTONE Plainfield, New Jersey Nina and Nora Etkin PLAINFIELD PUBLIC LIBRARY, NJ Principal HOMER W. WIEDER ViceePrincipa I JOSEPH E, PASSARELLA a4 oS o = Fy 3 “J i Director of Reading KATHARINE WOLFF ANGELO PECORARI Guidance Counselor Director of Guidance ROBERT E, SMITH MYRTLE HARDESTY Guidance Counselor Soe See Cafeteria Personnel: Mrs. Jean Puri, Mrs. Gwen LePoidevan, Mrs. Gerda Faltermeier, Mrs. Lucille Goodwin, Mrs. Adele Myzie, Mrs. Lou Ethel Meadows, Mrs. Dorothy Angerbauer Custodial Personnel: Mr. Shelby Craig, Head Custodian; Mr. Jeff Booth, Mrs. Ether Clark, Matron, Mr. Sherman Dudley gece Secretaries: Mrs. Miriam Sitko, Attendance Mrs. Barbara Kilburn, Vice-Princi- pal Mrs. Geraldine Bigley, Principal PRE Rees ane KC Sm FACULTY “VY j : Wy , yo ; Languages 7 Science Music Athletics MRS. EDITH BENTLEY MR, ALBERT BOGUSZEWSKI A. DWIGHT BROWN MR. ARTHUR FRANCK Business Education Industrial Arts MR. EDWARD GWASDACUS MR.. LEON LARSON MR, RICHARD REIMOLD Mathematics Art Social Studies Home Economics MR. WILLIAM ROHNER MR. JAMES RUB Pale MISS AMY SARRO MRS. ANNE SCHRAMM on™ } LONE a are ‘ j yr . MRS. CLARE BARNES - Home Economics Our pretty Home Ec teacher....likes to play golf and has a green thy bells....!'Where is my marking book? .... people in glass houses g stones. i MR. ROBERT CL Pittsburg born....Mr. Cleminson is spending his first year at Hubbard....a holder of a Scholastic and Athletic Scholarship to Indiana State University, Mr. Cleminson's main interests lie in the field of athletic coaching....he is married and a resident of Plainfield. VN wa Sabah BORE English y ‘eer the: a ae ballet and bowling....students who don't turn papers in on time m to bother her the most....she is a sharp dresser....one of Hubbards prettiest teachers. wi Vv MR. EDWARD COCCO - Social Studies Enjoys reading, football, track and rare steak....hates wise guys and tight trousers.. ee Nii ey seous green eyes.... 'you have got to have a cause, Rutgers University....claims he hag ne of the few VW-1500's in the A graduate U.S.....a gréat music teacher, Mr. Bihler mce interested in engineering.... narrow minded persons are not for Mr. Bi ...-plans on extensive world travel in the future. ) y MR. EDWAR someting Mather its Insists that he is an ordinary person....always , un y stil} has time for cartooning, coin collecting, Supe nd eating... no ee Sins ae ay ast aya ) or the ee the will ever forget how hard x has ae we )) IV ) Ky hE A | BAE- eh) wh f per a 7 pe MR. JOSEPH BLACK - Physical Education Former Brooklyn Dodger pitcher star, Mr. Black has been a great asset to Hubbard.. . famous for his workouts and his usual push up, down...''....very popular with the students, It is unfortunate that we must losea fine person and teacher....we all wish him success and happiness. u MISS DEBORAH DOYLE - Social Studies Most cooperative....you can always count on her for that warm smile....the twirlers think she's great...,another bowling enthusiast. MR. ROBERT CALKIN - Science An expert in the field of electronics and sound reproduction....was in the TV business....loves music and recently completed work on a new Stereo HiFi.. also an authority on Indian Lore and loves camping. MR. BERNARD FREEMAN - Languages Enjoys music, golf, reading....sauerkraut is definitely not his dish....with a quick sense of humor he calls himself too finicky.... ready to go please”’.... monkey. MR. GEORGE FRIEDLANDER - Civics With his rare sense of humor is constantly told by his associates that he's in the wrong business....an avid sports enthusiast....he is always wondering, are there no jails, are there no workhous es? ' MR. LEONARD JENGELESKI - Science Mr, Jengeleski is from Penn....a graduate of the University of Maryland....would like nothing else more than an undefeated basketball team. MRS. CATHERINE GRITMAN - Social Studies Mrs. Gritman, was once going to beanarchaeologist....born in Brooklyn....a gradu- ate of Wagner College, impressed with the mentor phase of teaching at Hubbard.... plans are to remain in the field of education, MRS, HAZEL LASSEN - Physical Education She enjoys all sports, mainly tennis....she also enjoys gardening and traveling..... wearing hats is a great bother to her....''a stitch in time saves nine. MISS ODETTE HADDAD - Languages With her quick sense of humor she makes Spanish fun....dislikes broken bones (especially the right collar-bone)....another pet peeve is television commercials.... ..is usually heard saying ''please be quiet''....likes Norton Nork. MR. AMOS McCALLUM - Mathematics Born and raised in Maine, as his accent gives away....his hobby is model electric trains, however he isn't always too careful with them (ouch my finger)....blushes easily....''figures don't lie, but liars do figure. 4 BL ea srererpseegs HET a Soya Ss sppssetoees MR. SYMAN HIRSCH - Civics, English Athletically inclined....Mr. Hirsch is a holder of P.H.S. 's coveted Athletic Honor Plaque Award for baseball....a graduate of Moravian College of Bethlehem, Pa., and is married,...collects pencils and pens left in class and has quite a collection. MR. EDWARD MODZIE - Mathematics Has his hands full of audio-visual aids or books....quick sense of humor....difficult to interview (was he really born in Russia???) MISS CAROL ANN HUMPHREY - Art Enjoys all phases of art, meeting new people and working students....dislikes getting up in the morning.,..''wasting time makes a lazy mind. MRS. NANCY POLIANSKY - Mathematics She likes people, the Arts and spending money....wears dark glasses when it's dark....often seen in Nancy's,...subject to colds and toothaches....the cheerleaders love her. “ A 4 , Pod } i : a y ) f Ay MR. GEORGE RAYMOND - Social Studies Civil War enthusiast....enjoys all phases of railroading....doesn't like apathetic students....A great sense of humor....does a wonderful job on supervising our Student Activities....a truly dedicated man. MISS ANNE SCHMIDT - Physical Education Pretty blue eyes, warm smile....a real personality....interested in bettering her bowling score....a real athlete....liked by all who know her. MR. CHARLES REMONDELLI - Social Studies Likes all students and detests three button jackets....hobbies include music, golf, tennis, and touch football.... he may not agree with what you say, but he will defend with his life your right to say it. MR. WALTER SCRIVENS - Social Studies Great sense of humor....likes to bowl....dislikes sneakiness....always seems to be near a window when teaching....former navy man....''settle down'' followed by a banging ruler. MR. RICHARD ROUNTREE - Industrial Arts One of our more athletic teachers....a real speedster....remember that football game....likes bowling....Southern drawl spoken very quietly can be deceiving.... means business. MR. JAMES SGAMBETTERA - Science Claims to be even tempered --some of his students may think differently....likes tennis, music and reading....former Marine....hears wedding bells. MR. JERRY RUSSO - Social Studies His hobby is sports, soccer in particular, played three years in college....likes cartoons especially 'Popeye'' and ''The Roadrunner '....detests commercials on IIe MR. CRAIG SLACK - Mathematics Football, Stony Burke and loafers with white socks are his favorites....doesn't like the New York Giants and pesty ninth graders....beganhis Masters work in February.. ..''come on kiddies ’....has a seventh grade following. MISS BEVERLY SAVAGE - Social Studies Born and raised in Maine....likes bowling, horseback riding, swimming and tennis.... spent six weeks in Russia during summer....to interesting people she says ''da da, to cabbage she says ''Nyet''. ' MR. ROBERT STAVE - Math and Science New England product....yearbook would have been impossible without his photographic help....working toward his doctorate at Columbia....''why can't students be interested in school! MISS LYNN STUTZMAN - Social Studies Likes gentlemen....loves to dance and travel....cute and sparkly....her favorite students are those that think ''why ? '....likes listening to Frank Sinatra. MR. JOHN WOOD - Civics, English Interested in sports and coincollecting....works in construction during the summer.. .. likes mature students....''conduct and effort'' are an unbeatable team in his classes. MISS THELMA O, LAMBERT - School Nurse One of the busiest nurses in the A.N.A.....likes sports and dislikes people who deceive....one of her outlooks on life is ''all that you put into the lives of others will eventually come back into your own life ’. MRS. ERNA MOLTON - Librarian Enjoys sports, but is really fond of bowling....kept busy keeping our library in fine order....very cooperative in aiding students.... let's get quiet in here. Our Librarian Twenty books on WHAT! Our Nurse But it's not supposed to spell anything! NURI BI eR WMA aan. GRADUATES BRUCE ABELES: Chorus 7,8,9; Baseball 8; Basketball 9; Visual Aids 8,9...GERALDINE AGURS: Chorus 7; Water Color Club 7; Drama 7...EARL ALEXANDER...RODNEY ALEXANDER: Track 7.8. PETER ANDERSON: Band 7,8,9; Orchestra 8,9; Drama 9..ANNE ARNOLD: Drama 7, 9; Ushers 8,9; Choru$''7,8,9; Leaders 9... FRED AUSTIN} Radio-7; Track 8,9...LYNNE BABST: Chorus 87 Dxama 9. 0 { y f 12 LF rah ye Kee NE og Ge 7 ¢ “ BULTONTALLEEN.. HOGA WEEN aD dala) 9...BARBARA ANDERER: Chorus 7,8... BARBARA ANDERSON: Chorus 7,8,9; Radio and TV 7; Student Council 9; Leaders Club 9. CHARLES BALCIUS: Band 7,8,9; Algebra 8, 9; Student Council 9; Photography 9...SANDRA BARRON...DAVID BASSOFF: Chorus 7,8; Radio and TV 7...LINDA BECK: Red Cross 8; Nurses 9; Athletics 8. SS ee FRANCIS BEEMAN: Chorus7,8,9; Radio7,8.. -EDNA BENITEZ: Chorus 7,9; Drama 7,8... 7,8,9; Twirling 9; Guide 9; Leaders 8,9...JAMES BOYCE: Chorus DEBBIE BENNETT: Library 8...JENNIFER 7,8...RICHARD BOYCE: Chorus 7,8...LUZIANNA BRANT. BENNETT: Chorus 7,8,9. Ws me BARBARA BRISBOIS: Library Club7...JOHN ‘ and BROWN: Chorus 7; Art7...KAREN BROWN.., Wy Upp Sf 7,8,9; Orchestra 8...MARTIN BUCZEK: Travel 8; Chorus 8,9... MAURRIE BROWN: Junior Band7; Football 9Y ““ f HARRY BULLOSS...WESLEY BUTTS...JOSEPH BUTULA. Basketball 8,9; Yearbook 9. 13 a wark NANCY CALLAHAN: Drama 7; Council 9..LAWRENCE BEVERLY CLARK: Council 7,9; Chorus 7... CAMPBELL...ALFRED CARDEN: Track 8; Library 7...DWIGHT OLIN CHARK? ROUGE IN DRAG @ LT Aghex CARTER: Band 7,8...LARRY CASSETT: Band 7; Track 8; Basket- Chorus 7,8,9; Band 7;: Nurses 8; Council 9... GILBERT COLES. bs ARDYS CONKLIN: Leaders 8,9; Band7,8; Travel 8; Red Cross 9; HERBERT CUFF: Chorus 7...DOROTHY Radio, TV 7; Newspaper 9...JOHN CONNER: Football 9...ROGER DALY...CATHLEEN DANDRIDGE: Chorus 7, COX: Baseball 7,8; Football 9...DOLORES CREAGER...SHARON 8,9; Nurses 9...EDWIN DANKER: Debate 9; CRUTE: Chorus 7,8,9; Council 9...SHEILA CRUTE: Chorus 9, Chorus 8. 14 ALLEN DARWIN: Band 7,8,9; Chorus 9; Football 9; Basketball 9...CHERYL DAVIS... CLIFFORD DAVIS: Drama 7; Art7,8; Chorus 7..,ORMOND DAVIS: Baseball 7,8,9. ab = ee CARL DI. LEO: Debate 9..BEATRICE DOCKERY...THOMAS DORF: Chorus 7; Visual Aids 8,9; Radio, TV 7...DONALD DOUGERT: Candy Sale 9. BES SENS JOSEPH DEITRICK...ROY DEITRICK...ROSEMARY DE LORENZO: VY Teens 7...CARL DEL VECCHIO: Drama 7,8; Football 9... CHARLES DENCKLAW...RICKY DE SIENA: Debate 9. PETER DREIER: Baseball 7; Chorus 9; Band 7,8,9; Red White 9,..ROBERT DUCHIN: Red Cross 7; Basketball 9; Wrestling 8;... ALISON DYER: Chorus 7,8,9; Council 8; Water Color 7; Math 9,..JOANNE DYRNESS: Council 9; Chorus 7,8,9; Drama 7... MICHELE DZIADEK...NANNETTE EDMONDSON. 1S 16 ¥ RENNA EHRNSTROM: Chorus 7,8,9; Leaders 9,..FREDDA EINHORN: library 7; Chorus 7,8,9; Newspaper 9...GEORGE ELMORE: Track 8...BARBARA ESTRIN: Newspaper 9; Red Cross 9; Library 9; Chorus 8,9...NINA ETKIN: Cheerleaders 9; Leaders 9; Newspaper 9; Yearbook 9...NORA ETKIN: Newspaper 9; Yearbook 9; Ushers 9; Cheerleaders 8,9. 9; Yearbook 9...RUSSELL FISHER...LINDA FLANAGAN: Nurses 9; Reading 7...DARLENE FLERX: Nurses 9; Drama 9,..DORIS FLETCHER: Chorus 7,8,9. TED FARBER: Baseball 7...HELEN FAUST Chorus 9; Drama 7,9; Band 7,8,9; Orchestre 7,8,9...MARIN FEINS: Red White 9; Guide 9; Chorus 7,9; Office Worker 8...NANCY FILO: Chorus 9; Drama 7,9; Band 7,8,9 Orchestra 8,9. Nas JACK FOLEY: Yearbook 9; Debate 9; Foot- ball 9; Chorus 8,9...ALFRED FOSTER: Candy 9..SHERYLE FOSTER: Leaders 7,8,9... CARL FOWLER. i) DAA ION | Orchestra 8,9...DAVID FREDERICK: Water Color 8; Track 8...8SUE FREEMAN...GARY GAITHER: Track 8. ROBERT GERMINSKY...NANCY GILMAN... JEFF GINGOLD: Visual Aids 7; Debating 9; Student Council President 9...MARK GOLDHAMMER: Band 7,8,9; Math Club 9; Student Council Vice President 8; Photo 9. PHYLLIS FRANKEL: Band 7,8,9; Chorus 7; Z . : : a Sb a Ve 4a 6 ee DAVID GARGIULE: Basketball 9...JOAN GARLAND: Chorus 7, 8,93 Leaders 8,9; Twirlers 9...BARBARA GARMAN: Chorus 8; Nurses 9...LARAINE GAVAS: Chorus 8...MARY GECHA: Chorus 8; Orchestra 7.8,9...LINDA GENTLES: Leaders 8. HOWARD GOLDSTEIN: Chorus 7,8,9; Basketbal: 9; Yearbook 9... ALMA GONZALEZ...RICHARD GRAY...BARBARA GRAYBAR: Student Council 9; Drama 7...CAROL GREENBLATT...JANICE GREENE: Nurses 8; Drama 7, 17 LINDA GRIMM: Chorus 7,8,9; Office 8; Yearbook 9...WAYNE GUGLIELMO: Track Field 7,8,9...PATRICIA HALL: Ath- letics 8,9...RONALD HAMILTON...RUFUS HAMMOND: Football 9; Athletics 7,8,9...ROGER HAMRAH, DOROTHY HAUCK...LA VERNE HAWKINS: Twirlers 9; Nurses 9; Athletics 8,9; Chorus 7,8...KENNETH HEARD: Radio 7... MARGRET HENSON: Leaders 9; Council 9...JOHN HERBST: Drama 8; Chorus 7,8,9...JOHN HERRMAN., 18 CAROL HARRIS: Chorus 7...CONNIE HARRIS: Twirlers 9; Radio 7...DOREEN HARVEY... EDWARD HATCHETT: Football 9; Basketball 8,9; Track 8; Rotary 7,8; Band 7. Ly LINDA HEYMAN: Yearbook 9; Ushers 9; Council 8,9; Cheerleaders 8,9; Red White 7..eJ AMES HIGGINS: Wrestling 8; Council7... MARY HIGGINBOTHUM: Chorus 7... BARBARA HINES: Red Cross 9; Drama 7. Ly ALA flex dy LXy puet Ge Ge rf mes hes u : RITA HITZIG: Chorus 7; Council 9; Library MICHAEL JENNI...ALEXANDER JAMES...DWIGHT JENNINGS: 8; Newspaper 7...GEORGE HOERNIG: Wres- ie Red Cross 8...ANGELIKA JOHN: Council 9; Chorus 7,8; Drama tling 8... BRUCE HOWARD: Chorus7,8; Track _ 7,..DWIGHT JOHNSON...GEORGE JOHNSON: Band 8. 8; Basketball 8,9...SSUE HYMAN: CounciL7, “(V J in 9; Chorus 7,8,9; Yearbook 9; Cheerleagers , AYA JERRY JOHNSON: eGhorus:7.c201U DIY: DAVID JONES: Band 7,8,9; Baseball 8; Basketball 9...RONALD JOHNSON: Band 7, 8,9; Chorus 9; Office 8; JONES: Band 7,..PAULA KAMINSKY: Red Cross 7...ALAN KATZ: Yearbook ¥...ROBERT JOHNSON... VINCENT Chorus 7; Council 7; Drama 9; Baseball 8,9; Play 9...GARY JOHNSON KAUFMAN: Camera 7; Radio 8, 9...GWENDOLYN KELLY. 20 SYLVIA KELLY: Water Color 7; Leaders 8...KATHY KENDALL: Orchestra 7,8,9; Chorus 7,8,9; Council 8...KEVIN KENNEDY: Chorus 7,8,9; Council 7; Math 8,9; Drama 7...WARREN KING: Band 7,8,9; Council 8; Chorus 9; Football 9; Orchestra 9...DAVID KIRKPATRICK...CYNTHIA KNOX. Yearbook 9...PEGGY LaNIER: Twirlers 9; Leaders 9; Yearbook 9...WILLIAM LAWLER...GERALDYN LEE: Red Cross 7,8,9; Leaders 8,9...EUGENIE LEGAT: Debating 9; Chorus 9; Athletics 9... MICHELE LEMMO: Council 9. BARBARA KOCHEN...RAYMOND KOONS: Travel 8; Chorus 8,9; Radio 7...JOHN KUNZMAN: Band 7; Chorus 8,9; Baseball 8; Boating 9...ELIZABETH LAKE, FREDERICK LESTER...SHEILA LEVINE: Chorus 7; Office Worker 9; Newspaper 9; Drama 7,8...SUSAN LEWENDON: Chorus 7, 8,9; Red Cross 7; Leaders 9; Cheerleaders 9: Newspaper 9...CYNTHIA LEWIS: Chorus 7,8,9; Newspaper 9; Library 9; Leaders 8,9. RICHARD LINDES...MARK LIPIS: Red White 9; Drama 9; Council 7; Band 7,8,9... MARC LIPPITT: Debate 9; Chorus 7,8,9... DAVID LITTMAN: Math 9; Chorus 7,8,9. VA Py LINDA MANSILLA..ALEX MARCINKIEWICZ ---BARBARA MARKANTES: Chorus 7,8, 9; Dramas. ae a) JEK: Chorus 7,8,9. OG gree . uy Bs y ; os LG is LOIS LIVINGSTON: Drama 9; Chorus 8,9...JAMES LOVE... PEARL LOWE: Red White 9; Nurses 9; Chorus 9; Drama 8; Band 7,8,9; Orchestra 7,8,9...CARL LYLES...cCATHERINE MACAULAY: Athletics 7,8,9... LINDA MANNING. JAMES McGARRY: Chorus 9; Water Color 8; Council 7...MARY ANN McCRAY: Twirlers 9; Red Cross 9; Leaders 8,9; Chorus 7 -eGINNY McDONALD: Red White 9; Orchestra 8, 9: Band 7,8, 9...PAUL McINTYER...GREG MEANEY: Travel 8; Basketball 9... KAY MEANEY: Yearbook 9; Red White 8,9; Leaders 8,9; Council 8. 21 22 ROY MARTIN...MAUREEN MEHALEK...WILLIAM MEHL... ALBERT MICCO,..CHARLES MILLS...CRAIG MILLS, DAVID MORAN...DANIEL MORGAN: Tratk 8; Football 9; Basket- ball 9...CHARLES MORTON...MARLEENA MORTON: Leaders 8; Drama 7; Red Cross 9...GARY MOSS: Math 9; Photography 7; Yearbook 9; Basketball 8... MARIA MUELLER. SHARON MINOR: Nurses 9...GARY MINTZ: Orchestra 8,9; Photography 9...MARY MONDORO: Red White 9; Yearbook 9... HARRY MOORE: Band7,8,9; Orchestra7,8,9. KAREN MUSAT...GEORGIA MYERS: Nurses 8; Y Teens 7,8,9...GLEN NELSON: Football 9; Track 8; Water Color 8...ROGER NELSON: Track 7,8; Radio 8; Football 9. HAROLD OLSEN: Council veecneey a ROBERT PALMER.,.TED PANASEWICZ: Band 7,8; Football 9... O'MELIO: Chorus 9; Debate 9...MABLE WALTER PARTYKA...BRUCE PAYEUR...DANIEL PAYNE... OVERTON...MAE PAGAN: Drama 7,8; Red NANCY PEARSON: Chorus 7,8,9. Cross 9. JAMES PEARYER,..EDWARD PETERMAN... CAROL POLLARD: Athletics 7,8,9; Nurses 8,9...ARLENE JAMES PETTIES: Band 7,8,9...DIANE POLLIN: Nurses 8...BARBARA POTTS...JAMES POLUNAS: Play PISACK: Chorus 7,8,9. 9,..KATHLEEN PURCELL: Drama 9...ROBERT POSLUSZNY. 23 { my CW Raney WY see LENNY RADER: Football 9...JEFF RAPHAELSON: Chorus 7,8, RENEE REITER: Ushers 9; Cheerleaders 9; 9; Drama 9; Red White 9; Yearbook 9...PAUL RAPPS: Chorus , Council 8; Chorus 7,8,9... THOMAS REUWER 8,9...LENI REED: Drama 7; Travel 8; Library '8;9; Leaders 8; eso ---ROBIN RHODES: Football 9; Math 9... Photography 9... TALULLA REID: Drama t Council 8.. GENE)+ 4. GAYLE RICE: Water Color 8; Newspaper 8, REILLY: Basketball 8; Waestline 8. f 9; Yearbook 9, MAJOR RIDLEY.,.ROSALIND RIVERS...CHARLES ROBBINS: EDWARD ROBINSON...JAMES RODRIGUEZ: Yearbook 9...JAMES ROBERSON...JAMES ROBERTSON: Radio Chorus 8,9,..ANN SUE ROSS: Leaders Club 7,8... DELORES ROBINSON: Reading 8. 8; Student Council 7; Water Color 8; Reading Club 7...CRAIG RUHE. 24 JERRY RUSSELL: Football 9; Basketball 9;. Track 9; Chorus 8; Radio 7...NAN RUTER3 Cheerleading 9; Yearbook 9: Usher 9; Coun¢il yy) Ge 8; Drama 8; Chorus7...ANGELINA SANTONASTASO: Chorus .7,8,9 Dey 4 on SAUER. PAU Ma SCO: Dramans.o: Chorus. 8,9... SUSAN SEELIG: Orchestra 7,8,9; Chorus7... BARBARA SELLS: Chorus 7,9; Drama 7; Nurses 9...JOANNE SHAW. “ NANGY SCGHEIN: Chorus?7; Library 8,9...ALAN SCHLECTER: TW 7; Chorts 8; Red|Cross 7...DONALD SCHMIDT: Math 9; 4 ‘ BARBARA SHERAN: Office 9; Yearbook 9,..BARBARA SHULTS: Library 7...PETER SIEGER: Chorus 7,8,9; Math 9...ANNSIMKIN: Orchestra 7,8,9; Nurses 9; Council 8; Newspaper 7...NORMA SIMKIN: Nurses 9...HOWARD SIMON: Math 9; Chorus 9; Drama 9. 25 ELLEN SINETT‘) Chorts | 748: Yearbook 9; Drama 9...BRUCE GAIL SOLIMANI: Drama 7, Nurse 9, Leaders SIZER 4. LANA §KIRBOLDL,. MARY ANN SKRUTOWSKL,..JOSEPH 8; JOYCE SOUTHGATE: Band 7,8,9; Chorus SKRZX¥PCZAK: Band 7. AVACK(SMITH: Council 7; Water Color 7. 9; Orchestra 8; Twirlers 9...,.CONSTANCE SPIVEY: Council7; Drama7...RUTHSPIVEY: ) gn Chorus 7. {IY | Wo LINDA STAGG: Chorus 8,9; Office 8; Yearbook 9; Scenery 9... WILLIAM SULLIVAN: Chorus 7,8,9... DAVID STAVISH: Football 9...JULIAN STEARNS: Radio 7; Drama DONALD SWYT: Chorus 8,9...LYNDA TAIT: 7; Travel 8...STEVEN STEPNEY: Chorus 8; Track 7,8,9; Football Drama 7; Leaders 8,9; Red White 9...MARY 9; Basketball 8,9...DEBORAH STERNER: Orchestra 7,8,9; Band ANN TAYLOR: Nurses 9. 7,8,9; Council 9... BEVERLY STROND: Leaders 8,9. 26 v LAURA TERHUNE: Nurses 8,9; Chorus 8,9; Leaders 8...WAYNE TERRY: Chorus 8,9; Wrestling 8...LYNN THOMAS: Cheerleaders OPC HOmUSHy.O,0%8 US Stan 7..-BERDHA THOMPSON: Radio 7. Nae ah er ae GLORIA TINO...MARION TINO...SHEILA THOMAS: Twirlers 9... ERMA THURSTON: Nurses 9...ROSALIND THURSTON: Reading 7...SUZZANN TRACY: Leaders 9; Drama 9; Athletics 9. A 7,8...GLENN TUNISON: Basketball 8,9; Track 7,8; Chorus 7,8; Council 7; Band7...RICHARD TYLER: Chorus 7,8...MICHAEL VAN BLAKE. VALERIE TUCKER: Chorus 7,9; Y-Teens Z Sa Sy oN : e JEROME VANCE...STUART VON...RICHARD WALDEN: Basket- ball 9; Football 9; Chorus 7,8,9; Travel 8; Radio 7...MARIOLA WARCHULSKA: Leaders 8,9...FRANK WARE: Basketball 9; Athletics 7,8,9...CHARLES WATSON: Chorus 8,9; Band 7. 27 PAULA WHITE: Chorus 7,8; Ushers 9; Red iLOUISE WATSON: Chorus 7...WILLIAM WEBB: Band 8; Football ae 9,..ANN WEINGARTEN: Orchestra 7,8; Council 8; Office 8; Cross 8; Drama 7...ROBERT WHITE...IRVIN Chorus 9...PEGGY WEISS: Chorus 7,8,9; Drama 9; Ney Ce 9; vy) WHITEHEAD...SUSAN WHITMAN. 29; Guide WW Yearbook 9...JANE WENTZ: Newspaper 9; Chorus 7,8 9; Office 8,9...STEPHEN WHETSTONE: Band 7,8,93 Footb 28 all 9, 4 JEAN WOJCIECHOWSKI...MARIANNE LINDA WICHMAN...DIANE WILLCOCKS: Math 9; Chorus 7,8,9; Leaders 8,9; Newspaper 9...VIVIAN WILLIAMS: Twirlers 9... WOOTEN: Drama 7; Chorus 7; Cheerleaders 9; Council 7...ROBERT WOOTEN...NELSON KARL WILSON...DAVID WINN: Basketball 8,9...GLORIA WISE: Red Cross 7; Nurses 8,9; Chorus 7. WYATT: Band 7; Chorus 9. HUBBARD ALMA MATER The Queen City has a school We're proud to call our own; And Hubbard Junior High's its name, It's very widely known. It's students are the best of all; It's teachers mentors wise. So set up all a rousing cheer For our own dear Red and White. Cheer for the Red and White, Oh, give a rousing three times three. Hubbard, we'll honor thee, By deeds of loyalty. Rah! Rah! Rah! Hubbard, Thy Red and White Thy sons and daughters ‘ere shall know; By the Praise we shall hear Both far and near For the Red and White. MELVIN YABLON...WILLIAM YOUNG: Chorus 8,9; Yearbook 9; Basketball 8,9; Football 9; Wrestling 8...JANET ZABIELSKL... CAROL ZMUDA. 29 ed eee. EPL 7s 9 ho R nee Rod ect $3 seers ° Ives Bi 5) Xi esentat . Lr; = nae = | Executive Board l Repr 1 1 1S) c : 5 - we O e 2 He fs : Y Stud Fats 30 JACK FOLEY Most Popular Best All-Around MAURRIE BROWN NINA NORA ETKIN Cutest JACK FOLEY RENNA EHRNSTROM Most Comical KEVIN KENNEDY VIVIAN WILLIAMS Friendliest MAURRIE BROWN GINNY SCHWARTZ Most Likely To Succeed JEFF GINGOLD KAY MEANEY Best Dancer ROGER NELSON RENEE REITER Senior Superlatives Most Popular JACK FOLEY RENNA EHRNSTROM Most Dependable JEFF GINGOLD NINA NORA ETKIN Most Talented ALAN KATZ LYNN THOMAS Most Studious CHARLES BALCIUS KATHY KENDALI. Best Dressed MAURRIE BROWN LINDA HEYMAN Most Athletic BDUTAT CHET Y MARGARET HENSON RENNA EHRNSTROM Most Popular 31 Most Talented iin bai tai 32 Most Likely To Succeed JEFF GINGOLD - KAY MEANEY Most Studiocus CHARLES BALCIUS - KATHY KENDALL 33 34 : Ass Mr. F. G. Raymond, Director of Student Activities ES 36 of oo” SI é © iy ee of ; Oe The “460” Mex xed Chorus : on . ie Rod Road eee ‘ e 4 : a o ay ed % ° ° Q e ° Girls’ Choir 37 ios ea Lhe Soave Construction and T'yping: Ginny Schwartz, Howie Goldstein, Peter Dreier, Don Schmidt, Gary Moss, Mary Mondoro, Kevin Kennedy, Gail Rice 8 s ge WE RA ars Editorial Staff Charles Robbins Ellen Sinett Kay Meaney Barbara Sheran Sales Staff Maurrie Brown, Kees Langeveld, Len Fischman, Kevin Kennedy, Jack Foley, Judy Johnson, Bill Young, Peggy LaNier Tey a NS Os eas SSRUSe 7 meter 4 fetes Rave thet Moa PEE: tein cooperates ee THE DRAMA CLUB MOS Ge eae ee ae Ae QE Ne Hs MRR ESS Cu IT ROE A ests HR ON 7 i as Vitae 6 HE A BSS Wee ie SO ST EINE RNG PODER es $8 NN ae I IH a i ee le Mtb ©S8 LOAD GA, YUith BS I GS He ‘Cia A NIE IES AR YM, RE YR ERE HOM TEER Ch Be Uy, BS COE TEI Ts ES, Os aS NOR RUN BHAI ONE A LIA RIO MIE SIA THLE ON Rs EY WE. 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TILL WOE WL, SPR CBM Vit a 8 7 ee ew Onn mee yy gum —— Smears ae ee ; I a i 3 Ke _ 388 = . . = os vi “ : wy 1 : : = ° Vay — : : : bees eS : py =f = RNS Uy ; are ee wen na tom te S LS 39 Audicz Visual Aids Jeff Turner Fred Schwartz Tommy Dorf Mr. E. Modzie, Advisor Richard Diller Bruce Abeles Library Council Mrs. E. Molton, Librarian Barbara Estrin Nanette Edmundson Leni Reed Rose Viola Carol Jackson Marsha Israel Paula White Nancy Shine Cynthia Lewis Cheerleaders Sue Lewendon Nan Ruter Sylvia Reiter Nancy Schwartz Linda Heyman, Co-Captain Nora Etkin, Captain Nina Etkin Mirian Reiter Lynn Thomas Marianne Wooten Future Nurses Club FIRST ROW: Brenda White, Gail Solimani, Betsy White, Kathy Oppen, Norma Simkin, Susan Reaves, Linda Elanagan, Pres, Pearl Lowe. SECOND ROW: Pat Lester, Barb Gillie, Kathy Dandridge, Joanne Urquhart, Gail Walker, Milgros Vega, Pamela Moos, Gail Peterson, THIRD ROW: Sandra Robinson, Carol Pollard, Gloria Wise, La Verne Hawkins, Stella Partyka, Barbara Sells, Laura Terhune, Twirlers BACK ROW: Left to Right, Camelia Harris, Joyce Southgate, Sheila Thomas, Sharon Bomar, Joan Garland, Sharon Santonastaso. FRONT ROW: Roberta Kerr, Rosalind Rivers, Mary McCray, Roslyn Kravitz, Peggy Lanier. Ye Oh Ot YF Be es We se ee ee o ‘ . seen 000 RE NES Gis ee pe : 3 Lpapeabestt eae ene ae BOLD, BENS: GEN (NS OR CS jy PRS ONES Ij): WO BNE Oe OS RR oer GIRS SE COS OCH yy tp, UIREES DEN OFS OES MY WBS ARNE II. LY BLL OR OS RS ‘ MPR BE OR SS OE BG ) ee mae : Leaders Club Modern Math Club Don Schmidt, Gary Moss, Robin Rhodes, Peter Sieger, Howard Simon, Charles Balcius David Littman, Alison Dyer, Mr. William Rohner, advisor; Diane Willcox, Kevin Kennedy. 42 Debating Club Carl Dileo, Tony Omelio, Mr. John Wood, Advisor; Richard DeSiena, Mark Lippitt, Tom Nelson, Eugenie Legat. SOO WEBNS Water Color Club Nancy Von, Joan Barnosky, Mr. James Ruban, advisor; Ken Druse, Simmee Deese, Bruce Hayles. Office Helpers LEFT TO RIGHT: Debbie Puri, Cathy Oppen, Carol Milizauskas, Lisa Saundier, Carol Jackson, Marlene Cwieka, Judy Newitz, Ruth Stagg, Katy Hickock. | Office Helpers | LEFT TO RIGHT: Sheila Levine, Nina Etkin, Nora Etkin, Jane Wentz, Deborah Puri, Kathy Pellegrino, Barbara Sharon, Christine Paccione, Marianne Wooten, pre sreM rennin AS CEN CANIS, HEAES. CI ans Wake eS ene AN m4 py eee ceerreerrreyr U h HE ERS GEER OORT CONE BG PRY DHL DosR Se simmers - comers Ree FRONT: Left to Right, Carol Milizouskas, Eileen Warsett, Barbara Vail, Ardys Conklin, Jane Wentz, Ginney Schwartz, Barbara Schwartz, Marin Feins, Sharon Bomar, Paula White, Marianne Wooten, Renee Reiter, Nora Etkin, Linda Heyman, Nan Ruter, Nancy Schwartz. Photo Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Balcius, Leni Reed, Doron Schwartz, Walter Kucinski, Gary Mintz. 43 tet eses Seales s see . 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Basketball KNEELING: Left to Right, Maurrie Brown, Greg Meaney, Howie Goldstein, Stepen Stepney, Larry Cassett, Allen Attaway. STANDING: Glenn Tunison, Kon Palmer, Nelson Wyatt, David Gargiule, Eddie Hatchett, Bruce Howard, Bill Young, Coach Len Jengeleski. Football BOTTOM ROW: Left to Right, Rufus Hammond, Warren King, Joey Morgan, Alan Darwin, Dave Stavish. SECOND ROW: Glenn Nelson, Stephen Whetstone, Maurrie Brown, Bill Webb, Stephen Stepney. THIRD ROW: Jack Foley, Roger Nelson, Carl DelVecchio, Len Fischman, Jerry Russell, Bill Young, Bob Waldon, Robin Rhondes, Ted Panasewicz. Baseball Asst. Coach Hirsch briefs candidates in preparation for practice. Some of last years stalwarts warm-up during practice session held in the Hawk gym. Coaches Colangelo and Scrivens take time out from practice to pose with some of their prospective harriers. 47 48 UNDERGRADS 50 Eighth Grade Livtypral tien pein sovapnilbpuingpityideiiptelwmnenseioinngpiiiove von hutsjnaaigsioanceyp ammmmnabitaniipa seaming sneiatigioipe el OLY ARN SERED 4 DAR NR ERE NIZE BARN CUD WRT CITY MEMey ce AK NEOU OID “PRs BUDA HE hemp Ltt nee lomprdiyrennplinmponpindinnnnlentnonyneiongoun . Se SS ee ee eee SRE GON Cog ekishiemiliinguegingheeighl ® OOS SE BM A SE SS QE EE 2, BH SSE Pein EHS SORE MSH ay eee A OS OT A NE RE A os NN Rakai ean EU aA i fh ZSE EAEEL TRESS. MR. RAYMOND, Room 221 HLA t J 4 a Bat: aah oI SO TE ssa execcnban samaritan amon Yippie comm etn ent SG NON Ae BRN URN eRe RON au RE GE ER LER SNE LS LES ELD, RS LD OO YORE SO. CLE, TT MRS. POLIANSKY, Room 226 q MISS SARRO, Room 227 MR. ROHNER, Room 229 S2 MRS. BENTLEY, Room 236 Seventh Grade Homerooms MR. STAVE, Room 224 MR, HIRSCH, Room 228 2 INSEE EES PSE RIE I. SLE EI OOS EY ED Add ae MR. SLACK, Room 332 07), SO SS OI IRE G 53 LM, REPLAY IRD NS : i, Aad WN KCRG PW WAN VN sas MISS DOYLE, Room 335 AQHA AEE I semen aos MC “ Y 7 MISS SAVAGE, Room 337 Our apologies to Mr. Colangelo and his room 338, but due to technical difficulties their picture could not be developed. 54 JESSte= 5-125 wis s sfRitag e235 Pea ie SC tra eer ner rte oes = ose SRE SS = Sgt ea ereese rahe = : SqRe re Seavemgaenh e245 eye Pate tae) 2 B Vs; PaO Swe CPT OT = agile pou mater cece: pei Sie eee sete ; erect terse teepha gs a a toads b Sate e = f “ me 3 r mp Ls : 2 . lo s25, 93 3E05 a fo $ i Bate 54 estes 33 € S46 ry ts £5: grea Cet rie Cath Ries leet a So ec nest Leste be e ihe }=sohege Sead pte yb sreg- vie 4 t sxe Sygsyex is esting it rts ao be $0 o@ Pole” it kote 153 ae A Portra es 5) ea Hi 5 City £c3 4, oe Sleaktay pth Toot € rate 55 56 History of the Senior Class “Getting To Know You” Does it seem so long ago that we first entered Hubbard? Can you remember your first impression? I t was probably one of excitement, awe, anticipation and fascination. We became acquainted with many of the faculty members through our continuous queries pertaining to the directions of our next class. However, soon we became familiar with our new school and settled down to work. Our first project was to sell candy (with almonds of course) and boy, did we sell! It was a huge success with room 230 leading the seventh grade. i With the help of Mr. Brown and Mr. Bihler, the entire school surprised Mr. Wieder with a new Alma Mater composed by Mr. Passarella. We will never forget those rousing Rah, Rah, Rah's! Hubbard caught on with the Christmas spirit by giving a combination band, orchestral and choral program. It was a tremendous success and thoroughly enjoyed by all. zi In an effort to further the culture inour hallowed halls, the students of Hubbard were given the opportunity to see Guiseppe Verdi's, ll Trovatore,'’ at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York City. It was a never-to-be-forgotten experience. Our Drama club was well represented by platform reading and Greek Chorus which was given to the student body. It also appeared at night for our parents. On the athletic field, Hubbard showed much ability and sportsmanship. Our basketball team played beyond expectations in a thrilling and winning season. Within the school we also had active participation in our intramural basketball program. Home- room 106 came out on top for the seventh grade. The track tear was as good as it was fast and we won the Rotary Track Meet hands down. On the baseball diamond the seventh grade was well represented by Ormand Davis, Ted Farber, Pete Dreier and Jeff Gingold. So ended our first year at Hubbard. We looked forward to returning the following September! “Mr. IneBetween”’ Gee whiz, the school's smaller! No, it really wasn't but we have come back a year older and a year wiser. Of course, there were more teachers and therefore, to our great dismay, more homework! Dentists beware! Hubbard is at it again. This year's candy sale was even a bigger success than last year's and Homeroom 230 won the honors as candy champions. We would like to extend our thanks to the many people who worked with us on the ''Steppingstone,'’ without them it would have been impossible to complete this book. We would like to give our special thanks to Mr. Gwasdacus, our advisor, who spent many long hours plan- ning and constructing this annual. Many people do not realize the time and effort he has spent in helping us, had it not been for him the ''Steppingstone'' would not have gotten off the ground. Our special thanks also go to Mr. Stave for his valuable as- sistance in preparing our pictures for publication. The Editors Mr. Brown and Mr. Bihler outdid themselves intheir presentation of a Christmas and Spring concert. There were various ensembles and soloists. It was a program thoroughly enjoyed by all who heard it, and especially by those of us who participated tare Hubbard's chorus went to Jersey City during the year and participated in the All State Chorus Festival. Also, they enter- tained the Old Guard at the Y.M.C.A....Have Chorus--Did Travel. Another year--another opera. This year it was Verdi's ''La Traviata. It was, as usual, a delightful experience. We never realized what future stars we had amongst us until the Talent Show was presented. A variety of talent was co- ordinated by Mr. Raymond who deserves all the credit we can give him. Congratulations to all! Some members of the show played before a group for the Handicapped. Remember the day Mr. Jack Banning came to us with his program on sound? We can still ''see'' the helicopter flying around the auditorium. We must not forget the sports scene at Hubbard. Our able-bodied basketball team showed great spirit even though our games were not all won. For the second time in two years, Homeroom 106 won the eighth grade basketball intramurals. The track team, under the able supervision of Mr. Colangelo, proved that they were hard to beat. Our relay team set a new record and we won the Rotary Meet again. John Connors was an excellent representative for the eighth grade. Mr. Black and Mr. Hirsch led the baseball team to an exciting, but losing season. We vowed to do better the next year. In an exciting election, three of our classmates obtained offices on our student council. They were: Jeff Gingold, Presi- dent; Charles Balcius, Treasurer; and Linda Heyman, Parliamentarian. We wished that we could remain in the eighth grade but You Can't Take it With You.'' By the way, that was the name of our school play with eighth graders, Kees Langeveld and Jack Foley in supporting roles. Congratulations to all. It was terrific! “Tt Was Great While It Lasted’’ We returned for our last year at Hubbard and pr oceeded to make this the best! Homeroom 230 was defeated this year in a successful candy sale by Homeroom 106. A total of 4400 bars were sold, making it the greatest candy sale ever. We wish to express our most heartfelt thanks to Mr. Gwasdacus for devoting his time and energy to this project. Once again we were entertained by a fabulous Christmas concert. Congratulations to all who participated in it. We didn't think Shakespeare could be so funny until we saw ''A Comedy of Errors'' at the McCarter Theatre in Princeton. It was a thousand laughs and a wonderful time. Mr. Jack Banning returned again for two assemblies on space and photography. His sense of humor and knowledge of his subjects made them interesting experiences. The opera came to Hubbard with the coming of Robert Simpson, Bass Soloist, appearing in an assembly program. Roll the presses! Sheila Levine with the Etkin twins sharing editorial duties made this year's ''Red and White the best ever. Remember those driving tackles by Bill Webb or Steven Stepney's off tackle runs? They were part of this year's Maxson-Hubbard football team. By winning five of their fourteen games, the basket- ball team set some new Hubbard records. Eddie Hatchett's thirty-eight points against Edison set a new school record. In that same game the team scored seventy-five points, a school high. Well done, Hubbard Hawks. Many thanks are due to those girls who dida great job cheering and keeping up school spirits. A new addition to the intramural program was the girls basketball teams which was won by Homeroom 223. The boys intramural program was captured by Room 239, thus ending Room 106's two year supremacy. We are hoping for a terrific baseball season with such diamond dazzlers as ''Fuzzy'' Allen, Bruce Abeles, Alan Katz and Roger Cox. As we go into printing, the track team has just as- sembled, and we are looking forward to a great season. Who will ever forget Alan Katz inhis wonderful por- trayal of Elwood P. Dowd and Anne Arnold as his sister, Veta Louise Simmons? The ghost of Harvey is still with us. You'd better watch where you sit! As we recallour three wonderful years at Hubbard we can feel a deep satisfaction in that we have accomplished much and helped further the name of Hubbard Junior High School. We will always remember our great days here and look forward to the three wonderful years ahead at Plainfield High School. Linda Heyman, Ginny Schwartz, Peter Drier 57 58 LEARN Steppingstone Editors Nina,;andsNora Etkin iain sen CLOLS Kay. Meaney) 42° . aha’. ies tee ee ea VOUESE.CILOT Ellen Sinett) (i. 222s te 4 ASStee bay OursECLLOt Sue Hyman v.i.).5 (eh lee aneem ee Le SRE GILL Kevin Kennedy ..... Asst. Sales Editor Mr. Es;Gwasdacus: (i) 0. sah. 1s) ae ENGL On Péogy Weiss) rele veil. eaten ott a aie Rene GLO Jeff Raphaelsone 2.) 22.1. eet E OTORE CEO G AWN ASE y � Ys ZL WE REV LOOmIN: HORN Every project has its unsung heroes....these are ours. [heir untiring efforts and willingness toco- Operate were very gratify- ing, may we thank them most sincerely for a job excellently done. Mr. G., Nina and Nora 60 ot rt tet) 2 oe ce 7 Red Cross Club TOP ROW: Left to Right, Mr. George Raymond, Cynthia Nelson, Loretta Jones, Sylvia Blaine, Joan Tamarro, Girlie Barber, Vivian Williams, Sheila Gerzoff. SECOND ROW: Linda Freeman, Andrea McDonough, Cory Handsuch, Angelika John, Gayle Rice, Mae Pagan, Gerry Lee, Marleena Morton. THIRD ROW: Kathy Pellegrino, Barbara Estrin, Lynda Tait, Carol Milizouskas, Mary Ann McCrae, Sylvia Reiter, Monica Faltermeier, Ardys Conklin. BOTTOM ROW: B. Keys, Fred Britt, Robert Freedman, Stuart Goldberg. Red and White BOTTOM: Left to Right: Mark Lipis, Ricky Bromberg, Peter Drier, Kevin Kennedy, Lees Langeveld. TOP: Marin Feins, Fredda Einhorn, Ginny Schwartz, Diane Willcocks, Gerryelzees BOTTOM: Sue Einhgfpe Cynthia Kewis, Sue Jacbson, Allison Dyer, Ginny McbD@nald. TOP: Joel Taub, Linda Complatano, Carol Havenerj Mary Mondoro, Gayle Rice, Kay Meaney. j: 8 eae