Hunterdon Central High School - Echo Yearbook (Flemington, NJ)

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Je, Jmm Mary Ann Happle Patsy Antes Janice Pier son june Fisher Betsy Baldwin Gloria Reiss Mrs Le Monn Advisor Lucille en tine Virginia Kroeger Jutta Heiduk and Carol Ann Gasman -'xy ,,' ff 'LH ome conom ind ,x4iclJ Seated: Pat Devereaux, jean Kulodziei, Dale Waldrtrn, Barbara Clawson. and Marie Bush. Standing: Carol Zylstm, Betsy Btiltl- win, Lucille Lentine, june Fisher, Cathy Fancher, Gloria Reiss, and DeDc Bt-lnwnt. .4 4 B, gf. 42 fury Batty Pandy Gloria Kertesz LaBerta Wil bur Rusty Whiting Carol Ann Gasman Evelyn Smeenk Dale Patterson Nancy Hoo ven and Kathi Allen l 1 d 1 ' 'rx vh,1 -G1 'Et . .,......

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cience Left to right: Bob Reiter. Vice-President Danny Corselli, Leonard Pressman. Presi dent, Pete Thompson, Ronald Gallmayer, Arthur Wetstein. Susan Havlicek. Secretary Mr, Sorensen. Advisor, Richard Anthony Paul Hammer, Treasurer, and joe Linzey. Silly? fell! Q 4 1216- 6 - ffff Ba ll i K4 N ZFX' 14 -rf I .fl I C fl i Cfj' Ck' The boys take time out for a curtain call. Bottom left, clockwise: john Battles, Har- old Roth, Bill Van Nuyes, Robert Mangold, john Gellner, Ronald Gallmayer, Steven Leibl, Peter Kroeger and Arie Kurtzig. ln the center is Don Burris, First row: Lucy Ercolano. Cookie Coebler, Dolores Lotz and Mary Ercolano. Second row: judy Schlapher. Betty jean Brokaw, Mrs. Teel, Advisor, Fran Strohabcr, Gail Hewitt and Sue Mallegol, Last row: Mary ldv. Virginia Youngworth. Nancy Van Lien, Irene Van l.icu, jun Pierson and jeiinnie Blust. ,vs vs 4'-x I I Clellfe all' The second annual Science Fair, organized by the Science Club, was held in the Auditorium and the corridor of the Main Entrance this year. It was very successful since students from sur- rounding high schools and grammar schools en- tered approximately 170 exhibitions in both fields of biological and physical science. Prizes were awarded by the local industries and busi- nesses. joan Hvezda was awarded first prize, and Connie Cedrone and Nancy DeMott were awarded second prize in the biological field. First and second prizes were awarded to Peter Cross and Leonard Pressman, respectively, in the field of physical science. Pete Cross was top winner of the Science Fair. 'M ef, l

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S.. lltllre QGC 0125 Seated Irene Van Lieu Betty Coleman Dianne Dorio and Shirley Van Lieu Second row Sue Mallegol joan Fennimore Mr Zeltner Advisor Pat Maskell and Ma Case Third row Irene Swierblewski Carol Pavlica Marlyn Kuhlmann Leni Leupold and Rebecca Schellhorn lltllfe llI'5e5 Seated janet Vislocky Pauline Roth Mrs Thompson Advisor and Ann Merrell Sec ond row Shirley Wilson Carol Stanton udy Kania Carol Van Doren Nancy Boughner Penny Shahay and jean Weber Last row Marty Andrews Gloria Alpaugh oan Richmond Carole Molitor Mary Bart les Rosemarie Vecchio and Kathy Adams lllll0I' CFDJ! llfufe u5llle55 ed el'5 Front row: Kay Hull, Sue Mallegol, Nancy Boughner, Pauline Roth, Angie Lentine, Stephanie Popick and jean Kolodziej. Second row: Shirley Culberson, Alberta Coleman, Leni Leupold, Anita Krieger, Mary Ercolano and Lucy Ercolano. Last row: Cindy Hib- berd, Kathi Allen, Rosemarie Vecchio, Barbara Cressey, Mary Cronce, and Peggy Ewing. Seated: Ruth Miller, Miss Masterson, Ad- visor, Ed Alvater. Standing: Sandy Ham- mer, Nancy Van Lieu, Lillian Pichacz, and Arlene Blackwell.