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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1968 volume:

Si aS he 1966 wha Z. = Dt 2 ae = cakes _ Dt Sieppingstone [seis idee : a eS yi y N% NA Plainfield, Abn jersey aN s RE Wi he Mr. Joseph E, Passarella B.S, and M,S, City College of New York, M.A. Columbia University Principal HUBBARD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PLAINFIELD, NEW JERSEY JOSEPH E. PASSARELLA, PRINCIPAL My dear Young Friends of the Class of 1968: When I first welcomed you to Hubbard, I told you how fast three years would pass, and now, so soon after, it seems, you are ready to leave and move on to the next stage in education and life. Congratulations on your successful completion of junior high school. During your stay at Hubbard you have changed greatly. You have acquired new strengths, new energies, and new powers. You also have learned many things. Although the physical world daily grows smaller, YOUR WORLD OF EXPERIENCE - the world of your mind and heart and spirit -- has grown immensely larger. Your eyes see more keenly; your ears hear more sharply; your mind understands more clearly; your heart pulses more feelingly; and your spirit soars limit- lessly. And this is as it should be, For the purpose of junior high school is to help youth to grow up. To grow up is to discover that life is no longer the simple world of our childhood. To grow up is to understand ourselves and other human beings. To grow up is to make choices between right and wrong, and to accept the responsibilities and consequences of our decisions. To grow up is to learn that, although life becomes more complex, there lies within each man's grasp the CHOICE to live and work and play with his fellow men, in mutual trust, in order to live a better life and to make a better world. This is the promise of education, and within the promise of education lies the promises of the future. To fulfill the promises of the future will be as challenging, as exciting, and as important as anything the human family has achieved so far. Brotherhood, to become real, will require in- creasing knowledge, greater understanding, and deeper respect of man for man, The yearnings of the heart and spirit of man through the ages -- the search for truth, justice, peace, beauty, com- passion and charity -- these will need to prevail over the darkness of ignorance, the gloom of despair, and the evil and self-defeat of destruction. Now, no one man, as an individual, can achieve all these at once. But each man, as an in- dividual, can live his life on the same high plane that he expects of his fellow men, and, working together, we will all come nearer to the better life and the better world we all seek, Let us not look back in anger, nor forward with fear, but around us with awareness. I extend to you our very best wishes for the future. Yours very sincerely, JE fereanetle Joseph E, Passarella ike Principal Mr. Louis Allen Freda B.S, and M.A, Seton Hall University RS eia ries Guidance Secretary Mrs. Carol Schirmer Secretary to the Vice’Principal Mrs. Geraldine Bigley Mrs. Rose Sobel Secretary to the Principal Wiclawee (CE fet Mrs, Myrtle Hardesty B.S. Upsala College M.A, Montclair State College Mrs. Marlene Schwartz B,S, and M.S, Temple University Mr. Edgar L, Gumby B.S, Cheyney State College M.A, Newark State College Mr. Lewis Kerr B.S, Rutgers University ol LF hapsprpees Mrs. Erna Molton B.S, Trenton State College M.L.S, Rutgers University ED eectar aff Reading ined Rea Cele alan Mrs. Celia Corkwell B.A. Oneonta State College M.A. Newark State College Seloel WV heege Miss Thelma Lambert R.N, Harlem Hospital School of Nursing B.S, Seton Hall University Mr. Passarella and Mr. Freda presenting awards. Mrs. Bigley at work. Mr. Passarella and Mrs. Corkwell chatting with parents. Faculty 10 Mrs. Clare Barnes B.S, Let's be clean, careful, and conscientious. Mr. Albert Boguszewski B.S, Fifty lubs.' Right? Wrong! Mr. Arthur Burson B.S, If the elevator to success is not running, take the stairway. Mr. Robert Calkin B.S, Alright now, let's have some quiet in here. Mrs. Joan Armour B,A, English Get in your right seats, Mr. Edwin Barker B.S, Civics When the going gets tough, the tough get going. Homemaking Science Mrs. Janis Boice B,F.A. Art Quiet! Mr. Charles Brennan B,S, Social Studies This is my own opinion. I don't want to sway yours. Science Mathematics Mrs. Alberta Di Paolo B.S, English Did I give you permission to do that? Mr. Russell Eiffert B.S, English and Speech Child, stop that street corner talk. Mr. John Ennis B.S, Mathematics Pick up that piece of paper under the table. Mr. Arthur Franck B.S, and M.Ed. Health and Physical Education Don't try to put one over on me. Mr. George Grosshans B.S, Civics and U.S, History If you can't be quiet, put something in your mouth. Mr. Edward R, Height Jr. B.A, and M.A, Band, Orchestra, and Instrumental Music Think, It may be a new experience, Mr. Syman Hirsch B.A, English It's not a threa t; it's a promise. Mrs. Elaine Hochheiser B,A, and M.A. Science Now, what I am telling you is confidential. Tel 12 Mr. Leonard Jengeleski B.S, and M,A, Science You are on the right track with the wrong train. Mr. A, Robert Johnson B.A, Social Studies May I see your pass? Mr. Arnold L, Kaye B.A, Science To thine own self be true. Mrs. Carline L, Kight B.S, and M.A, Basic Business, Typing Let us getin our seats. Mr. Leon Larson B.S. Industrial Arts Don't get blood on the tools. Mrs. Hazel Lassen B.S, Health, and Physical Education That's one point toward graduation! Mr. Leonard Lombardo B.A, Health and Physical Education All right now, men. More school spirit. Mrs. Heather Markowitz B.A. Mathematics Tt don't want to mention any names, but... Mrs. Ann Moore B.S, Homemaking Accidents don't happen; they are caused, Mr. Neil J. Mussoline B.S, Science Did I give anyone in here permission to talk? Mrs. Madelyn Nakaya B.A. English and Social Studies If it's right--do it. Mr. Joseph P, Noble B.A, Mathematics It's as clear as mud. Miss Patricia Pompano B.A, English Is that worth a detention? Mr. George Raymond B.S. Social Studies It is only the ignorant who despise education. Mr. Charles Remondelli B.A, and M.A, Social Studies T like a man who is proud of his friends, and I like a man whose friends are proud of him. Mr. Robert Richardson B.A, and B,M.E. Vocal Music J've struck the 'A' chord. Do-Mi-So., WS) 14 Mr. William L, Rohner A,B., M.S, and M.S, Mathematics Say 'Good morning,'. . .please. Miss Marlyn Rosamilia B.A, Art, Arts and Crafts Whoa! Where are you going? Mr. Richard L, Rountree B.S, Industrial Arts and General Metals May I see your pass? Miss Anne Schmidt B.S, and Ed.M. Health and Physical Education An apple a day keeps the doctor away. Mrs. Jeanette Schoffman B.A, Science I'm waiting for you to be quiet. Mr. Walter Scrivens B.A, Social Studies You can settle down. Miss Zelda Strohman B.S, Latin SALVETE, DISCIPULI. Mr. Mortimer Thompson B.S, Science Experience is a dear school, yet fools will learn in no other. joke? Mrs. Susan Westbrook B,A, French AVEZ-VOUS DU CHEWING GUM? Mrs. Brenda Westry Amos A.B, Before you ask, the answer is no. Thal ae Vat Mr. Edward Behr A.B. Mr; Jay Ben'Ary BA, Mr. Fred Doster BoA. Mr, Jerome Kohrherr B.A, Mrs. Mary Kopicki A,B, Mr. John McLendon B.S, Mrs. Vernie Young B.S. Mr. John Wenz B.S, Physical Education No school tomorrow, Do you want to hear another Spanish Photographed Science English English Industrial Arts English Mathematics Social Studies and English iS) Mr. Height conducting the orchestra. Coaches Barker and Rountree giving a pep talk. Faculty, Student Council officers’ luncheon. Gra uates 18 Louis Boni Charles Booker James Bouie Mark Bove Mattie Bowe Curtis Boykin Jon Bramnick Amy Brams Chester Brannon Sandra Bresticker Lewis Brinson Linda Briscoe Esther Bailey Ruby Bailey Sandra Baker Russell Baker Margaret Balcius Yvonne Barber - Roger Barron Gwendolyn Battle James Bellamy Lecia Bellinger Allen Bender’ Bruce Bissett Shirley Brister Bernice Brown Chester Brown Elizabeth Bryan _ Carlene Burroughs John Burroughs Vincent Cabbell Susan Campbell Sandra Capone Stephen Carfaro Jeffrey Cary Barbara Catapano Angela Chance Pattie Chapman Richard Charles David Check Judy Church Walda Ciafone Shirley Clayton Sheila Coleman William Coles - Robin Daniels Larry Davis Maureen Davis tS Robert Davis Sharon Davis Stanley Delman Amy Diamond William Diller Royal Dorsey Maryann Drake Christine Draper Daniel Drelich James Dunn Ted Dzvileski Deborah Epstein Lawrence Evans Mark Farley Neil Farrell Brian Faust Barbara Filippone Eileen Finnerty Joyce Fischman Sharon Fish Cynthia Fitzpatrick ° Joyce Fleming Virginia Font Donna Foster. Kenneth Gillis David Gold Larry Goldberg Robert Golden Andy Goldstein -Willie Gordon Sandra Granger David Grant Kenneth Grey Lillian Gryszel William Guerin Donna Hall Herbert Fowler Marilyn Franklin Verner Frink Roger Gaither William Gandler Roberta Gaskins Adoree Gatling- Lester Gentles Gregory Ghee Ruby Gilbert Carol Giles - Sheryl Gillette 22 Celes Howard Jerlene Howard Joseph Irovando Veronica Jackson Barbara Jacobson - Dwight Jenkins William Jevic Barbara Johnson Bette Johnson Geary Johnson Mildred Johnson Robin Johnson Georgia Hall Sharon Hall Margaret Hannon Louis Harris: Kathleen Harty Gabriella Heidinger Karen Herrman Dolores Hicks Katie Hicks Gary Hoernig ’ Ida Hollis © Rebecca Holup Rosella Johnson Warren Johnson -Barbara Jones Diane Jones Garry Jones Gueringer Jones Larry Jones Nure Jones Pen. Gail Kesner Lawrence King Grady Kiser Carolyn Klaiman Joan Knight Sharon Koons ° Marta Kravech - John Krovatin- Sharon Lake” William Leak Stanislaus Lecki Mable Lee: Sandra Lewis William Lilye Jeffrey Lockley Keith Lockley - Zs Joyce Lombardi Robert Longo Shirrel Lovelace Calvin Maestro Dennis Makowski Donna Mansingh Christine Martin Karen Mattern Alfred Mauldin Kevin McCartney David McGuffin Margaret McIntosh Gary McLaughlin Maria McLeod Patrick Meag her Elizabeth Miller Kathleen Miller Howard Mintz Walter Mora Robert Morella Ronald Morella Anne Moretti William Mortimer Charles Moss Jr. - Nancy Niederman Nelson O'Bryant Daniel O'Keeffe Peter Omelio Joseph Palmer Sandra Palmer Joseph Palumbo Kathleen Paoli William Parker Deborah Pascal Debbie Pavlacka Zenaida Perez Daniel Mosson Reola Mumford Franklin Murphy Audery Murphy Belinda Myers Edward Myzie Arthur Nacht Frank Naples Alta Nelson Douglas Nelson Peter Nelson Karen Neustadt 26 Wilson Rivers Wanda Roach Mary Robertson Debby Robinson Terry Robinson Nancy Ross Debra Rowe Margaret Ruane Linda Rymer Aracelis Saez Catherine Saindon Harold Samuelson Maryann Petties James Polisson Blanche Prince Peggy Pyles Reginald Ragland Marlene Ratchford Sherrie Ratzman Shirley Reed. Elijah Reeder Robert Resta. Victoria Reves Douglas Riley + Bruce Sanders Jeffrey Scheckner Mark Schiffer Robin Schneider Darryl Schumann John Schumann John Scudiero Monica Seligmann Jean Sharpe Lynn Shesser Darleen Small Beverly Smith Calvin Smith Marshall Smith Michael Sopko Jesse Spann William Spann Deborah Spaulding Ollie Spraglin Joseph Stavish - Sharon Stevens Hattie Mae Stewart Alice Sullivan Lillie Belle Summers - 2a. 28 Mary Tanner Warnell Taylor Yvonne Taylor Dale Tebor Michele Van Ness Ruth Wachtel Jeffry Walpole Andrew White Wilfred Whitley Albert Williams Rayford Williams Sylvester Williams Daniel Wolk Jane Woodruff Janet Woodruff Tom Wooten Roger Wyatt © Ronald Wyatt Howard Wynn Edward Yustat Venth Craddes Vet Vo ecli rel Issac Allen James Arrindell Derek Barksdale Andrea Brandon Gregory Fisher Harry Hardgrove Joe Harris Yolande Harris - Timothy Hines James Howard Raphael Howe Valerie Jackson Robert Johnson Victoria Lee - Jacqueline McDonough Charlotte Moore Roosevelt Moore Raymond Paoli Sheliah Payne Eliezer Perez Larry Reaves Phillip Schank Nora Seay George Smith Joseph Smith Lavern Spann Ida Stephenson Willie Sullivan Debaune Suratt Mark Swanicke James Valentinuzzi Brian Watkins George Williams Leroy Williams 29 Most Likely to Succeed Most Studious Most Musical Ollie Spraglin Ruth Wachtel Mary Ann Petties y = - 4 2 oer “aia Most Sportsmanlike Did Most For Hubbard Most Talented Neatest Appearance Franklin Murphy Jon Bramnick Stanley Delman Jean Sharpe 30 se H@oeaeeaod 2 @ S , Huesaro LINES Jon Bramnick F i ly Sal ai I PE rsd eo BZ MUG WG XE omerooms NE tj Yi, Eighth Grade omeroom 106 Mrs. Heather Markowitz LILO ie Qw yy OWWHE SEQ GF 223 = Mrs. Mary Kopicki ee a ANOS omeroom 33 ine John McLendon Bo omeroom 226 il Mussol omeroom 230 ice Mrs. Janis Ve Mr. a Ne ee ee 228 YUP WC N a Na) : Ms ae Sere © = © o£ : s Bp 8 M S) | 8 aa) 8 O 8 a =) 75 ® 7a sy Le 2 5 : 3 = a $ ‘ 5 ae: f = = DQG SaOae wie Goee omeroom 237 Miss Patricia Pompano omeroom 239 Mr. Edwin Barker NS AKG usmte (FATS ANNE 36 oomrooms Drenthe Grade cy fy (a) X@ ue Q = a co) le, a H = 5 oO. on N 3 o = § st N = im) cash oots E N 5 N $ ; 8 Goo 8 iN) $ 8 : = sere Lawes rage SC YW HUES Sy Rohner 234 lam . omeroom 229 Will omeroom omeroom 227 . Charles Brennan Mrs. Susan Westbrook Mr Mr 7 |, y eS, SOKA Tr resin Wp KE DEBE LPECCEPDQYUr 77, S sis’ J issiyy ont comin EY IH INS jis. NW INH Oe KEY PING ee Gy YUP EIN U7 Y i SFS))) in 334 . John Enn Robert Calk omeroom omeroom 236 Mr omeroom Mr, Mr. Charles Remondell 40 By BAe Sea 336 Mr. Edward Behr eee S37 Mr. Walter Scrivens WA Chivities PHOTOGRAPHERS Danny Drelich Michael Slovis ARTISTS Jeremy Drelich Jo Ann McGuiness John O'Brien PROOFPREADERS Fran Carfaro Toni Wynn Stepping stone Suey EDITOR Amy Diamond LAYOUT EDITORS Carolyn Klaiman Ruth Wachtel ADVISOR Mr. Syman Hirsch LYRIS cS Betsy Bryan Sandra Granger Debra Margolies Mark Schiffer Robin Schneider PUBLICITY AND SALES Mark Bove Andy Goldstein Paula Mazur Susan Nacht Peggy Pyles Marian Sinteff Set (cape L Advisor Mr. Russell Eiffert Homeroom Representatives emt ae Boa td PRESIDENT Jon Bramnick VICE PRESIDENT Tina Woodson SECRETARY Toni Wynn TREASURER Peggy Hannon PARLIAMENTARIAN Amy Diamond A3 (oD) 42 Ss i) S a a a sy ae - is ie Sia s4 On Seg UH e ee 4 fag) = . = 8 3 eS PRES eget Likes 44 fice Helpers Library Help ers : . : and a orates BL LPO Sponsor Mr. Russell Eiffert Advisor Mrs. Erna Molton 45 dt i : 1sor Adv Miss Anne Schm Yi. Advisor Arthur Franck Mr 46 Bales Bashethall eam oys Bashethall JE Coach Mr. John Ennis (iy yy as Coach Miss Anne Schmidt Boys Nes Coach Mr. John Ennis eam 47 aS yeaa eam Coach Assistant Coach Mr. Richard Rountree Mr. Edwin Barker Yypoore Uy jy — . q Giallo Sponsor Miss Brenda Westry PrN BWW LOO Wo os Conductor Edward He ht-Jdr. 49 1g Pehestra Mr © =S Lp pr UP. NI Wed Ghee Advisor Robert R ichardson Mr AEM NNO « b 50 on i'9) b uture rses Gli Advisor Thelma Lambert {Ap Miss SEs cee ipo. CY site OAH POY YON Iii � Se : = 43 n | : f Y is So - 3 aeerey s Soa ae Sarees = : ue bi $4 ane Director Mr. Russell Eiffert Beer EOIN wire Yam easinnmreenit PAMA (GH! Sponsor Miss Zelda Strohman 5 Plein (Ap 52 Ore walks The staff of the 1968 STEPPINGSTONE is especially grateful to the following members of the faculty who helped to make this yearbook a success by contribut- ing their time, effort, and ideas to the STEPPINGSTONE: To Mr. Joseph Noble and his photography club for many of the photographs in this album. To Mr. Russell Eiffert for his time and assistance during the selection of senior superlatives. To Miss Marlyn Rosamilia for her help with publicity and sales, and To Mr. Syman Hirsch for his helpful suggestions, leadership, and guidance in the compilation of this year's STEPPINGSTONE, James Hannon, Soloist Orchestral Accompaniment Robert Gidding, Soloist At the Steinway by Nancy Peterson Classical Guitar 53 N N N poe) e Queen ily a i _ ' | : a ae has a Acheae _ exxpcypprrecaa Vie ‘BLpigetE a Ga LM 99 palde OUP OW ccoe bp we re proud to AQ eZ : AN Qt ANSE Ahoy Spe Melee 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. Its students are the best of all; Its 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. Music: Princeton University Words: Joseph E. Passarella WALSWORT Marceline, Mo., U.S.A. WALSWORTH Marceline, Mo., U.S.A. AMV! SI18Nd GTAlANIV1d