Jonathan Dayton High School - Regionalogue Yearbook (Springfield, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1960 volume:

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XX !i'XXQf':i22X-3f,' :.vXX,- X.:f' XX'.XX' XX 'X SPXX 13-'ii' Mui . .,.s,? , -, lSXf 'i:X.' .X .- XXX-XX.?'a:,:?XXX.lX 'I X. .- ...X...XX...X, , . .3 XX - X' 77 .X.+ -1 -'miss-XX .X X X X .aiiwgiiz-..yX,gX,X.1,..X.X ...XX ,gi,....X:X XXX X43 YPXX X, , , .XX..--,':2X,??5Q3?Xsi?.XXX.fXXi'X . ,,., ,, VV ., .27 '5?fS?'?XTgs 'lrXXEfXX ' V ,, .5 315- fs 'fXX.- .XX .XXXQ .XXX-,XX -fX.5X1F-531.5-f'fkfEX ,. ,,,.-1-,XX 'WX'frXAs,5X'f5mXXLf--'XSX: -XliX'f'X5is:X .XXXSXJ -Mif- X .wg XX dedication Our Senior Class dedicates this 1960 Regionalogue to you who guided Us through four wonderful years at Regional with patience and enthusiasm, to you who Contributed much to the success of our many class activities, Left a deep and lasting impression upon us by Always giving the class and school unselfish Service, and in our personal problems showed Sympathetic and understanding interest. To you who Patterned our social and academic life At Jonathan Dayton into the channels of success, who commanded our Respect and admiration as Educators and advisors we Now want to show our pride and appreciation Through this dedication with Sincere wishes il- to you, Mrs. Leshick and Mr. McCabe. Mrs. Leshick Mr. McCabe Q3 F Mi V L. V. QV' .AEE - . 2 ' 'lf ,rig S fps'-sn WF Q facult gg.- f Q PR 8. :am ma? 9' ,sl ,Q 3, .MM if f5?Ma?1-I , 15 ,faqs :V f . 15 4 Q W af ,,.'f'w N superintendent Dr. Warren M. Davis A.B., M.A., Ph.D., Ohio University Superifztemienr of Schools It seems such a short time since the Class of 1960 entered Regional. Now you are seniors, ready to be graduated and to go your separate ways. During your stay in this Fine school you have done much to add to its reputation and to advance it in its educational endeavors. Take with you the best of what we have tried to impart. Don't stop learning. Continue to advance. Our best wishes go with you as you move into new fields, meet new people, and learn to cope with new situations. May God bless you all. Warren M. Davis Szzperinteazderzt board of education BOARD OF FDUCATION C K. Jones, Everett A. Fay. Vice Presidentg john A. Hopping, Dr F11 ri mu le I to 11,2111 Wlll1lIU J Broderick Sr Thomas L Nolm Warren M, Davis, Superintendent of Schools, Noi ,rbouvzg Frank M Custodian of School Moneys Wrllrim I Melrck Jr President Avery Kerr who has served the Board for Hve years, and now has moved W Ward john E Conlm Setond 1014 John Teuscher Dr Minor to another area, principal Dr. Randolf T. Jacobsen A B., Dickinson, M.Ed., Ed.D., Rutgers University Principal To the Class of 1960: You and I entered Regional at the same time. You are, therefore, the first graduating class that is truly mine and so naturally I am especially proud of you. It has been a real pleasure to have been your prin- cipal during the past four years. Thank you for the excellent spirit of cooperation you have shown me. Now that you are about to take on new responsi- bilities may I wish you the best of success in all your endeavors. Sincerely, R. T. Jacobsen Principal George King AA., Monmouth jr. College, A.B., Montclair State Teachers College, M,A., Montclair Teachers College Airman! Principrzl assistant principal Many writers have expressed their views on the virtues of good character, honesty and personal integrity. Each has chosen his own special words, different from the others, in attempting to tell their importance. No matter how it is said, these perso- nality traits remain the corner stone of success and happiness in life. Be selfish! Protect your future! Build your life in the strongest way possible. You will reap the benefits. W 3 5 C .,,, .l ii 1 E . Z , DEPARTMENT OF SPECIAL SERVICES Seated: D. Merachnik fA.B., Upsala College, M.S., City College of N. Y.Dg Mrs. Reeves. Standing: J. M. Meeker fB.A., Russell Sage College, M.A,, Prof, Diploma Columbia University Teachers Collegej. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Seated: C. Singer fB.A., Grove City College, M.A., New York Uni- Standing: M. E. Lefever fB.S., Shippensburg State Teachers College versityj, Sponser of National Honor Societyg M. Salanitro fB.A., M.Ed., Rutgers Universityj, Director of Placement and Follow-Up M.A,, Montclair State Teachers Collegej, FTA Advisorg H. W. T. Gambino fB,S., Newark State College, M.A., Graduate Work 'Crawford fB.A., Douglass College, M.A., Columbia Universityl. Seton Ha1lUnive1-gityj, ' . R 1,. V l' , fr f 9 if ' f a if . .f' .. e 7 ,-J,- 7 '17 M LIBRARY , 7 K. .K B. I. Dimmers lB.S., Trenton State College, M.S. in LS., Weste1'n Reserve Universityj, Library Councilg Mrs. DeRonde, Secretary, ' ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Fifi! row, feared, lefl lo rigbz: V. M. Cartus fA.B., Georgian Court Collegelg Jonathan's Journal. A.F. Manto fB.S., Ohio State Uni- versity, M.Ed., Rutgers Universityj. Second rouf: E. chabak fB.S., Trenton State Collegehg C. Hann fB.S., M.A., City College of New Yorkj, Dayton News. Third row: B. Conford fB.A., Adelphi Collegejg D. P. 'Schneider fB.S., M.S., University of Pennsylvaniaj, Head Football Coach. Fourlla ww: J. F. Trinity fB.A., M.A., Cath- olic Universityj, Senior Play. Assembliesg D. B. Wodock fB.S., West Chester State Teachers Collegej, Advisor of Student Council, 'Y' 6 A ' ,A Egg ,W H ..., A 1 Assistant Basketball Coach. Sizling in rear, left to right: A. R, Kropinicki KBS., East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, Temple Universityj, Department Head, C. L. Matthews fB.A., Montclair State Teachers College, M,A., New York Universityj, Radio Club, Creative Writing Club, M. B. Kaplan fB.A., Brooklyn College, M.A., Columbia Universityj, Yearbook Advisor, C. L. Robinson fB.S., Bridgewater State Teachers College, M.Ed., University of Mainejg H. Druckman fB.A., New York University, M.A., Seton Hall Universityll M. J. Affanoso 1B.S., St. Peter's Collegej. Sl: S? 1 -N-' lx .Ix 'HD- SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Sealed: S. Cepreghy KBS, Rutgers Universityj, Nuclear Physics Clubg M. A. Rich CAB., College of St, Elizabethj, Sophomore Class Advisorg V. I. Albano fB.S., Upsala Collegej, Freshman Football. Standing: D. M. Harkness KBS., Bowdow College, M.S., Western HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Seated: M, A. Ulbrich, Depart- ment Head fB.S., Home Ec. College of St, Elizabeth, M.Ed. Home Ec., Rutgers Universityjg K, B, Joslin fB.S., Douglass Col- legej, Student Auxillary Club. Slazzdifzgz A. Leshick fB.S., Cedar Crest College, M.A., Seton Hall Universityl, Senior Class Advisorg C, Kleissler fB.S.. Immaculata Collegej. 12 Ar' 'wh 5 Reserve Universityj, Biology Clubg W. S. Robertson QB.A., Denison Universityj, Assistant Student Council Advisorg E. P. Kulawiec fB.S., Bethany College, M.A., Seton Hall Universityj, Chemistry Club, Tennis Clubg W. A. Hohn fA.B., Montclair State College, MSA., Montclair State Collegel, Student Science Project Work. tl i l fl? rt . T X . 5, I -+ 3 . , ,, TEE? 5 .A., ' A . . . ' A 6 -Y Ji., If ' i 'Z st la FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT A, Caprio, Department Head fA.B., Columbia College, A.M., Colum- bia Universityl, Kiwanis Key Club Advisor, L, M. Hart fB.A., Hunter Colle-gel, Director of Clubs, Sponsor of French Club, French Honor Society, R, Meyer fB.A., College of the Holy Cross, M.A., Lordham Universityj, Latin Clubg E, Kaminskas fB.A., University of 3 Q' 'HW Illinoisj, German Club, M. Stang fB.A., Douglass Colle-gel, Audio Visual Aids, German Club, Projection Squad, Radio Workshop Clubg J. Good fB.A., Dickinson College, M.A., University of Wisconsinl, Spanish Club, Spanish National Honor Societyg I. G. Finkelson fA.B., Syracuse University, A.M., Columbiaj. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Fin! row: E. I. Stender fB.A,, Montclair State Teachers Collegej, Overlook Hospital Aids Advisor, T. Doherty fA.B., Cornell Uni- versityl, Sponsor junior Red Crossg M. Finch fB.A., University of Coloradoj. Second row: V, J. Albano fB.S., Upsala Collegej, Freshman Football, I. J. Sott, De- partment Head fB.A., M.A., Mont- clair State Teachers Collegej, Ad- vanced Math Club, Director of Testingg T. Rosamilia fB.A., Montclair State Teachers Collegej, Freshman Class Advisor. N01 shown: S. Bialecki fA.B., St. Mary-of-the-Woods College, M.A., Montclair State Teachers Collegej, junior Class Advisor, Cheerleader Advisor, Slide Rule Club. ,cs fig., 13 DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL STUDIES Sealed: J. Cusaniano fB.A., Wilkes Collegejg P. A. Keith QA.B., Syracuse University, M.Ed., University of Coloradoj, Department Head, A. R. Romano fB.A., Montclair State Teachers College, M.A.. Rutgers Universityj. Student Delegates, C. W. Mason fB.A.. XY'oman's College of the University of North Carolina, M.A,, New York Universityjg E. Jasinski fB,A., University of Vermont, M.A., Seton Hall Universityj, Freshman Basketball Coach, P. J. Karish fB.A., Adelphi College, M.A., Columbia Universityjg S. D. Pollack AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT P. Danilo CBS., Pennsylvania State University, M.Ed., Rutgers UniversityJ, FFA Advisor, A, LaSota fB.S., M.Ed., Rutgers Universityj, FFA Advisor, Golf Team Coach.. CBA., Muhlenberg College-J, P, A. Scocca QB.S., St. Peter's Collegej, Sophomore Class Advisor, Co-Advisor to the Student Coun- cil, Bowling Coachg M. J. Affanoso fB.S., St, Peter's Collegejg R. B. Higgins QB.A., Franklin and Marshall Collegej, Assistant Wrestling Coachg C. A. Stauffer fB.A., George Washingttan Uni- versity, M.A., University of Pennsylvaniaj, National Forensic League Advisor, Debate Club Advisorg H. J. Doren KBS., New York Uni- versity, M.A., Ottawa Universityjg T. A. McCabe fB.A., Kings Collegej, Senior Class Advisor, Freshman Football Coach. if YZMSZQL . :f 'n'? . l DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC E. F, Brown CB.S., Trenton State Teachers College, M.A., New York Universityj, Operetta Direc- tor, N. Romeo CB.A., M.A., Montclair State Teachers HEALTH OFFICE H 'I State Collegej. ,X f Assistants. DRIVER EDUCATION Lefl to riglal: J. B. Mills, jr. fB.S., Indiana Universityl, j. V. Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, B. Con- ford fB.A., Adelphi Collegej, Sponsor Tips-for Teens' Clubg H. H. Palmer fB.S., Maryville College, M.Ed., Rut- gers Universityj, Head Wrestling Coach, Assistant Football W. Boran fR.N., Overlook Hospital, A A Attended Seton Hall and Newark HEALTH OFFICE R. B. Montgomery fR.N., johns Hopkins Hospitalj, Health Office Collegej, Dance Band, Drill Squad, Twirlers. Coach, M. Suchena fB.S., Franklin and Marshall Collegej, Head of Department, Head Football Coachg P. A. Scocca fB.S., St. Peter's Collegej, Freshman Class Advisor, Student Bowling Teamg R. Lummer fB.A., Montclair State Teachers College, M.A., Michigan State Univetsityj, Track Coach, Co-Intramural Director. A K , A K K , , K L K 0 , K n ,,,.,,,.f, . M WWW WM, 'A , Q -I 1. . I I i i,,, ,WL ,,.,,,., ,..W...w-2-f-e ' ' ' e e W f ttii . M-M 3,31 Q,gj,4g,fQ. ,A X, gf ,,,.....--PM .... il t 5 , , ' ' , z V, mu mn I I mn ...-...- Illll llll ' Ill ll ,-M M - I f. , , F ,V I - Ci' i 'li A rr. rf M XAKA Q ,LB its ,M rlkr V... T . I 3 Q i . T7 M 4 . ',.,.,.-r--vp--1 4 'il 5 if gli .5 -Q fi . , I .J -R f V' 5, -A .g 5 1 Q, A K 'A 9 ,ti i ,,.. , am lllleps iiii ll I l:'ll In get 3- 'll' Ill.. a . I ll I ll' g .. ' f e il - S f I - --s------u ,gt ' amz , I ,, 1: ca, i -f ' 1. , '1 ,. ,. . , . . ':.'N l Q , gk X, S . , - 4. .W A -. .1 Y-A 'i if I ' X' Tx! l X W ,J . .. A , 5 A I4 ez... - ', N M ' .-W Miz. M, .-.-:-...-. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Kneeling: L. Conley CBS., Trenton State Teachers Collegej, Girls' After School Sports, D. Howard, Department Head fB.S., Trenton State Teachers Collegej, Girls' After School Sports, Standing: D. Anderson fB.S., Trenton State Teachers Collegej, Girls' After School Sports, E. Eames fR.N., South Lonclon Hospital B.S., New York University, M.A., New York Universityl. ART DEPARTMENT D. M. Broclman fB.F.A., Syracuse Universityj, Art Hobby Club. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT R. Kahn fB.S., Oswego State Teachers Collegej, Girls' Art Metal Club, Boys' Metal Club, Dance Lighting Crew, Scenery, S. Grossman CBS., N. I. State Teachers College, M,A., New York Universityj, Photography Clubg A. Rothbard CBS., Newark State Teachers College, M.A., Seton Hall Universilyll C. Kropinicki fB.S., Millersville State Teachers Col- legejg L. F. Fredericks, Depart- ment Head fM.A., State Teachers College, Montclair, N. 1.13 H. Macnab fB.S., Newark State Teachers Collegej. it K DEPARTMENT OF i PHYSICAL EDUCATION Kneeling: R. C. Lummer KB.A., Montclair Xa State College, M.A., Michigan State Uni- versityj, Track Coach, Assistant Football 2 Coach, Intramurals Director, H. Palmer KB.S., Maryville College, M.Ed., Rutgers Universityj, Head Wrestling Coach, As- sistant Football Coach. Smmiing: R. Hunchar KB.S., Panzer College, M.S., Rutgers Universityj, Hall Duty, Firemen, Soccer Coach, Baseball Coach, M. Suchena KB.S., A.B., Franklin and Marshall Col- legej, Chairman Health and Physical Edu- cation Department, Director of Athletics, J. Swedish KB.S., STC, Pennsylvania, M.A., TC, Columbia University, N. Y. CJ. Varsity Basketball Coach. N02 rboufnz J. B. Mills KB.S., Indiana Universityj, As- sistant Football ancl Basketball Coach. R COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Seated in from: C. Franchino KB.A., St, john's College, M.A. and Ph.D., New York Universityj, D.E. and Business Club, V. Baldwin KB.S,, Susquehanna Universityj, Artistic Typing Clubg J. S, Werner KB.S., Temple University, M.A., Teachers College, ColumbiaJ, School Accounts, Department Head. Second row: A, J, Balshan KB.S., Pater- snnaaurmnxa- '- 2 Q51 'ir- son State College, M.A., Seton Hall Universityj, Steno Club, Business Manager Yearbook and Dayton News, A, N. Malloy KB.S., Trenton State Collegejg M. R. Giannone KB.S., Seton Hall Universityj, Fresh- man Class Advisor. Smnding: M. Taglienti KB.S., Fairleigh Dickinson, Montclair State College-D, D.E. Club, Assistant Track Coach. ,r .,... .. Q K1 t A: -:vera--A ' fi 1' .se -east...-, ga ae BI. .ff-.qv --J N-and .1 HELEN R. SMITH, Secretary to the Board of Education, SUPERINTENDENTS SECRETARY C. Ludner, A . ,,E,,,. 5, N , . 914. y,f,Q3?4H,,6, :ws-fin AWE XI' ,Q 1. - '-ual GUIDANCE OFFICE SECRETARIES M. Benkert. DI. Longfield. MAIN OFFICE SECRETARIES Sealed: H. Davis. Slnndirzg: M, Blzmda, QQ BOARD OF EDUCATION SECRETAIRES M. Melick, J, Mumford, F. Dzmilko, M. Baker. R. Beislie. E CUSTODIANS Sealed: F. Wittenberg. H. Ruban fl-lead Custodianl, H. Bau, N. Dupre, W. Alston. Slanding: E. Lenz, E. Stoerhle. CAFETERIA STAFF Fififl row: F. Borter, W. Matrone I. Parsell, M. Stauch. Serond 7'01lf' S. Schnell, C. Slipka, E. Puntigam A. Cyre. Third row: A. Wyckoff K, Kuenzel, L. Sherry, F, Silva E. Fredericha. MR, FREY, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. y seniors Memories. JOHN ANGLEMAN Mountainside l'll remember tbe great guys I played :offer with. Soccer 3,45 Bowling 2,3,4g All-County, All-State Soccer. 22 LOIS ANTHONY Berkeley Heights I'll remember Ibe wonderful bid: bere and all the Jporzs, erperially tbe fool- ball games. G.A.A. 2,3,4g Baseball 1,25 Basketball 2g Archery 1,25 Swimming 35 Volley- 'ball 33 Slide Rule Clubg Latin Club lg Student Council 4. THERESA-ANN AMIANO Berkeley Heights I'll re-member lbe new friend: l made, rules and regulations, and Iunrh at Strubbe'Jl G.A.A. 1,2,4g Volleyball 25 Cheering Club 25 Bowling 4. JOANN APPICIE Kenilworth I'll remember all tbe terrific kids and tbe great timef we always bad. ELIZABETH ANN ARAGON A Kenilworth I'll remember Strubbe'.r, football gamex, promx, tripf, and .rtudy balls. G.A.A. 33 Bowling 35 Basketball 45 junior Prom Committee 3g Senior Sports Dance Committee 4s Senior Ball Com- mittee 4. RICHARD BAKER Springfield I'll remember Jport: activitiex, kidor, and partier, Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,5,4g Key Club 45 Treasurer of Varsity Club 4. JAN ET ARTHUR Kenilworth l'll remember tbe wonderful teaeberr and tbe great bidi. G.A.A. 1,2,3g Volleyball 2,3. GEORGE AUHERBACH Berkeley Heights I'll remember detention! PAT BALL Springfield I'll remember all the great timer we bad at 'football gamer, tbe rrowdr in tbe cafeteria, and up and down Jtairwayx. LINDA BAUDI Springfield l'll remember the filly little frerbmen 25 ROSEMARIE BEATRICE H Berkeley Heights I'll remember deliriour ebocolate rbip cookie.r.'! Alro, friendly kidr, and bome- work. G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Archery 25 Drill Team 35 Freshman Chorusg Glee Club 2,3,45 Regionalogue 45 Basketball 35 Bowling 35 Tips for Teens 2. KENYARD K. BEN-ARI Mountainside I'll remember my opporlunilie: to in- rreafe my knowledge, broaden my ou!- look, and gain a grealer appreciation for life ilrelf. N.F.L. 152,35 Treasurer N.F.L. 45 P.A. Announcer 1,2,35 Forum Club 1,2,3,45 Creative Writing Club 15 Dayton News 1,2,35 Radio Workshop 2,35 Band 1,25 French Club 2,55 Regionalogue 2,45 C0-editor-in-chief of Regionalogue 45 Football Announcer 45 Senior Execu- tive Board 45 Senior Play 45 Dance Band M.C. 3,45 Dramatics Club 35 Junior Prom Entertainment Chairman 3. EUGENE BECKER ' Springlield I'll remember the fr-iendr I mer bere and tbe boy'5 locker room. Latin Club 15 Future Scientists of America 15 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Soccer 33 Baseball 15 Student Council 1,39 Home- room Treasurer 45 Varsity Club 3,45 Talent Show 45 Firemen lCaptaihj 4. JOSEPH BENINTENTE Kenilworth l'll remember all tbe good looking girlr tba! I .raw walking down the ballr. 24 RONALD BELL Springfield l'll remember Coarbex' foolball exerciier' Football 1,2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,4. MICHAEL BESCH Springfield I'll remember tbe friendfbipr made boil: in Jqbool and on tbe atbletie feld. Biology Club 25 Chemistry Club 55 Key Club 45 Track 2,3,45 Soccer 3,45 National Honor Society 4. PETER BESCH Springfield l'll remember our great Jorrer leum. Track 1,2,3,4g Soccer 3,43 National Honor Society 45 Chemistry Club 3g Dayton News 33 Key Club 45 Physics Club 4. JACK BILLINGTON Mountainside I'll remember all zbe eo le I bare P P ' worked and played with during my tbree year: at Regional. 25 2 89!0ll I5 I6 E7 I8 .,,324. ,N The thinking man's class. fBetJy Ponzine, Lynne Sbuug jodie Fidel, George Selzzer, Fred Kluge, Claire Longfield, Ricberd Van Horn, and Brute Goldftein in Pbilofopby Clair., NANCY BISHOF Springfield I'll remember tbe wonderful friendxbipx that 1 made and lbe artioilief I per- ticipuled in during my four yeery. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Hockey 1,2,3g Basket- ball 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 1,2,3g Recrea- tion Games 1,23 Archery 1,25 Baseball 1,2g Secretary in Athletic Oflice 4g Health Office Assistant 39 Latin Club 1,2g Biology Clpb 2g Tips for Teens 2g Hospital junior Volunteers 2,3Q Speech and Dramatics Club 1,23 Senior Play Ticket Committee. 26 Q MELINDA BISHOP Mountainside l'll remember lbe learbery and Saturday football gamer. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Hockey 15 Riding 2g Bowling 43 Volleyball 5g Swimming 3. JIM BILLINGTON Mountainside I'll remember ibe girlfl PATRICIA ANN BITTLE Kenilworth I'll remember ibe Ieerberx I bad. Nurse's Aid 3. BARBARA RUTH BLAKE Springfield I'll remember my year: at Regional ar four of lbe mar! evenlful year! of my life. G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Swimming 2,3,45 Volleyball 3,45 Drill Team 35 Bowling 45 Archery 1,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Re- gionalogue 45 Creative Writing Club 4. LINDA BLIWISE Mountainside I'll remember tbe football learn, tbe game: and all tbe wonderful kids. Freshman Chorusg Glee Club 25 Choir 35 Ensemble 45 Drill Team 35 Slide Rule Club 3g Iunicfr Prom Theme Com- mittee 35 Operetta 3,45 Operetta Ticket Committee 3,45 Spanish Club 43 Science Fair 45 Regionalogue 4. JOHN BLAZO Mountainside I'll remember tbe lbingr I learned and tbe advice I received. Soccer 3,4. ROBERT BLUMENFELD Springfield I'll remember track prartice and lbe funior Prom. Latin Club 15 Math Club 15 Science Club lg Trark 2,3545 Chemistry Club 35 Dayton News 3,45 Regionalogue 4. HOPE ELLEN BLIWISE Mountainside l'll remember tbe friend! I made, lbe great time: I bad, and lockers' tba! never worked the jim day. G.A.A, 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Volley- ball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Tennis 3,45 Bowling 2,3,45 Attendance Office 45 Color Guard 5.4: Regionalogue 4: PSY- chology Club 3,45 Junior Prom Ticket Committee Chairman 3. JOAN BODN AR Kenilworth l'll remember the Cbrirtmar and Spring Concert: at Regional. Speech and Drathatics Club 15 Glee Club 1,3, 27 , J RINY BOEREE Kenilworth I'll remember the hard time I had in my firft year and the people who were' very nice in helping me wilh my English. Swimming 2,3. MARIO BORSELLINO Mountainside I'll remember lhe loo .rbort lunch periodr. 28 NANCY BOHNE Berkeley Heights I'll remember mort the wonderful friendJhip.r I have made. Freshman Chorusg Girls' Wood Shop 23 Bowling 33 Basketball 53 Volley- ball 33 Baseball 3s Drill Team 43 Future Teachers of America 33 Girls' Citizenship Institute 33 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. JEAN BOWLES Springfield I'll remember all the zwirlerr, football gamer, and the lighted tower. Twirling Club 1,2,33 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,43 Library Council 43 Hall Guide 13 Fireman 23 Creative Writing Club 43 Dayton News 1. DIANE BORIGHT Kenilworth I'll remember Mrx. Howard, the gym teacher, - Homeroom President 23 Baseball 23 Volleyball 2g Junior Prom Theme Com- mittee3 G.A.A. 1,2. BARBARA BOYLE Mountainside I'll remember ihe kids and the junior Prom. G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Hockey 2,33 Archery 1,2,3,4g Bowling 33 Baseball 1,2,3,43 Rec. Games 23 Soccer 43 Tennis 33 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Volleyball 2,33 Lead- ers' Club 2,3,43 Leaders' Club Vice President 33 National Honor Society 3,43 Color Guard 3,43 N.F.L. 1,2Q Debate 13 Class Secretary 2,33 Student 'Council 1,33 Ad. Math Club 43 Chem- istry Club President 1,3. JACQUELIN E BRADLEY Springfield I'll remember lbe friend: I babe made and graduatiorz. Twirling Club 2g Drill Team 3g Nurse's Aid 43 Volleyball 3,43 Archery 4. STUART BRINK Springfield I'll remember football practice. Football 3,4g Wrestling 3,4g Track 3,4g Varsity Club. 29 VIVIAN BRADY Berkeley Heights I'll remember tbe friend! I bave made and gradualion. President of Class 1g Nurse's Aid 25 Volleyball 4g Junior Council Repre- sentative 3g Twirling Club 2g Red Cross Representative 2g Archery 4. ib- .,,..... t if RUTH BRIGGS Springfield I'll remember Drill Team practice, all the great bids, and mor! of all a certain Senior boy wbo made my junior year mos! memorable. Future Nurses 13 Swimming 2,3,4g Volleyball 2,3,4g Baseball 3,45 Archery 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Drill Team 2: Captain 35 Co-Captain 4g Hostess Club 41 Regionalogue 4. Teacher, could I go get my pocket-book? fM6liI1dd Bifbop, Carol Moore. Anelle Sbor- donne, Florence Torrenti, jane! Golomb, Gloria Huebn, Rulb Briggr iri Home .Managemenl Clarrj. -4' sl' Please, sir . . . We have no money for the mortgage on our farm. fCyr1lhia Bmndle, Fmntif Wuertz, jimmy lVulker, Bill Blair, and Mr. Trinity in Dramutier Cltznl. SIGRID BRODE Kenilworth I'lI remember the junior Prom, the frierzdr I'11e made, the teaeherr 1,92 met and graduation. G.A.A. 45 German Club 1,2,3,4. 30 ANN BRODSKY Kenilworth I'll remember the great friend: and teacher: I have met through my four yeurf. Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer lg G.A.A. 1,235 Archery 13 Baseball lg Volleyball 2g Future Teachers of Amer- ica 1,2,4g Nurse's Aid 3g Future Nurses 3g Cheerleading Club 1,2g Spanish Club 25 Student Council Representative 4g Dayton News 45 Library Council 49 Biology Club 4. JAMES BRITTON Mountainside I'll remember that the bert part of my life wa: .rpent here. Soccer 3. CAROLEE BUCCI Kenilworth I'll remember the rotation Jrhedule. Junior Prom Ticket Committee 3g G.A.A. 1. CAROLYN BUEHNER Kenilworth I'll remember lbe friendly students and Mr.r. Howard, ibe gym learber, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4. LINDA CAROL BUTH Mountainside I'll remember the fun we bad in Mr. Kropinirkfr Englifb clan and DfiU6fII Ed. Latin Club 2,34 Creative Writing Club 5,45 German Club 4g Arts-Hobby Club 45 Jonathan's journal 4. SON IA BUGEL Kenilworth I'll remember Min' Porler : bomeroom! Baseball lg G.A.A. 1,2,4g Archery 2g Homeroom Vice President 2g junior Prom Theme Committeeg Senior Play Prop Committee, DAWN BUTTS Mountainside I'll remember lbe junior Prom, tbe teaeberr and all the good timer. Hockey lg Basketball l,3,4g Archery 2g Bowling 3,4, WILLIAM BURNETT Kenilworth I'll remember being in Min Porler'5 homeroom. Future Scientists of America 15 Biology Club 2g Chemistry Club 3,43 Dance Band 3. EDWARD CARDINAL Springfield I'll remember being in Mir! Porter? bomeroom for TWO yeurr, and being able to talk to all tbe rwell kid: in our bomeroom lbe tbird year. Homeroom Treasurer 25 Future Farmers of America 1,2,3,4g Future Farmers Re- porter 3. 31 ZOOM:-.. PATRICIA CARRAGHER Kenilworth I'll remember Mix: Porter'J homeroom for Iwo yenrx, and all lhe greol bidi. G.A.A. 1,23 Baseball 1,25 Archery 1,2g Cheerleading 15 Homeroom Secretary 3. CAROLYN CASTRO Kenilworth I'll remember Mix: Porter'i homeroom for two yeorx. Twirling 2,3. 52 SANDRA CARSON Mountainside I'll remember the friendly Jllldfllll and teacherf, all the extra rurrieular arrivi- :ief and all zhoxe night: of undying. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. JAMES CERULLI Berkeley Heights I'll remember noi primarily the xehool, buf the people wilh whom I went to Jrhool, and Mix: Por1er'.r Latin rlrmef. ,. IRENE CASTERNOVIA Springfield I'll remember being in Min Porzer'J homeroom and all lhe friendly hidi. Hockey 1,25 Soccer lg Softball 1,255 Basketball 1,2g Rec. Games 1,2g Bowl- ing lg Volleyball 1,2,3g Archery 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,4g Twirling Club 2,33 Majorette of junior Twirlers 4. THOMAS E. CHATHAM Berkeley Heights I'll remember my Latin leather: in both my firfz and Jefond yeurf. Latin Club 1g Algebra Club 1. STEPHEN CHODOS Springfield I'll remember tbe lzlflllig frieudfbipf I bmfe made bere. Photography Club lg N.F.L. 1,2,3,4g Debate Club 1,2,3,4g Track 2. JEAN COONEY Springfield I'll remember tbe wonderful lime! I bad being a twirler and expeeially Mfzjorette. G.A.A. l,2,3g Baseball 1,25 Archery 15 Homeroom Secretary lg Twirling Club 13 Twirler 2,35 Majorette 4. 35 RAY COLLINS Kenilworth I'll remember Ibe D.E. fluff. LILLIAN CONNETT Berkeley Heights I'll remember tbe friendly and wander- ful kidf, and all lbe fun at the foolball and baxkelball games. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Archery 1,2g Hockey 1,2,3g Swimming 35 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Tennis 3,4g Cheerleading Club 2,3,4g Cheerleader 3,4. Karl Kirchberger skirts end against Roselle. .-all? X --..,,, Let the punishment fit the crime, CMr. King az workj. KAREN CO URTN EY Springfield I'll remember Mr, MrCube and :be friendly facef. Future Nurses Club l,2,3,4Q G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Glee Club 1,2,3,43 Overlook Hospital Aid 3,43 Health Office As- sistant 4. 34 ff? DONALD CRABTREE Berkeley Heights I'll remember tbe football gamer and all :be azbletic events. Track 13 Basketball 33 Tennis 2,3,43 Key Club 2,3,43 Key Club Vice Presi- dent 43 Student Council 2,3,43 Student Council Treasurer 33 President 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3,4. CHRISTINE CORRIGAN Berkeley Heights l'll remember dren-up days, late bufer, Mr. McCabe'f bomeroom, and Mr. Krop- inirbff Englirb clan. Latin Club 1,25 Biology Club 23 Spanish Club 43 Treasurer 43 F.T.A. 3,43 Fresh- man Chorus 13 Choir 2,3,43 Ensemble 5,43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. LARRY CROWL Mountainside I'll remember Mr. MrCr1be'r bomeroom and Mr. Taglienlff Sale: clan. MARTIN CUCCHIARO Springfield I'll remember the friendly almorphere that can only be achieved in ez .rehool whore rla:Jroom.r don't have Jludentr on lhe ceiling for lack of spare. Swimming Team, Major letters 2,5. JOHN CZANDER Kenilworth I'll remember all zhe fun in Mu. Mal- loy: 51h period lezw rlaxs and Mr. Meyer'J In period rtudy. PASQUALE CUPPARI PHILIP CURTISS Kenilworth Mountainside I'll remember homeroom 7 wilh Mr. I'll remember the teachers. McCabe. Soccer 5,4. RICHARD DAMBRES Springfield I'll remember the 3.'00 bell. JANET D'ANDREA Springfield l'll remember the fun I had in home- room 7 wilh Mr. MrCabe. G.A.A. 1,2,3g Archery 1,25 Softball 1,24 Homeroom Secretary 1. 35 1 BOB D'ANGELO Kenilworth l'll remember the fun and Ihe hide. MARGIE de GRAU Kenilworth I'll remember MH. C. Hahn and Mr. T. MfCabe-Great Poly, Drill Team 3g D.E. 4. 36 MARCIA DAVIES Mountainside I'll remember my Sophomore year. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Bowling lg Hockey 1,2,3g Volleyball 2,33 Cheerleading Club 2,33 Student Council 3,4g Executive Council 4g Homeroom President 33 Regionalogue 4. VERONICA DEHNER Kenilworth I'll remember Mr. MtCr1he'J homeroom, the friendly hidf, wor1derful.ter1cherJ, frzhulour .rfhool arlivilier and .rpof-ly. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Hockey 2,5,4g Baseball l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 1,2,3,4g Bowling 2,3,4g Rec. Games 25 Archery 1,2,3g Tennis 3,4, CORINNE DAVIS Springfield I'll remember how nire Mr. McCabe ir. G.A.A. 2,35 D.E. 4g Decca Club 4. FLORENCE DEL DUCA Berkeley Heights I'll remember Mr. McCabe and home- room 7 in my jfrn three yearr. Homeroom President 1g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Basketball 45 Softball 3,43 Steno Club 2,3. JUNE DELLA SALA Kenilworth I'll remember line friendly fmilef, and Mr. McCabe'.r bomeroom, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 1,25 Bowl- ing 2,3,4g Softball 23 Swimming 2,33 Tennis 3,4g Drill Team 33 F.T.A 3g Corresponding Secretary 4. BARBARA CAROLYN DERICK Kenilworth l'll remember the great adrninirlralion and fafulty, and lbe friendly Jtudenti' in Regional. G.A.A, 2,3,4g Volleyball 1,2,3g Arch- ery 33 Baseball 1,2,3g Cheerleading Club 3. 37 TONY DELLA SERRA Mountainside I'll remember bowling ufizb Mr, Sc0rca'J Jcbool team. Bowling 3,4 ,th Kenilworth Track 3,4. Censored, censored, censored! fLynn Sbaw, Mfr. Habn, Rutb Tamaroyf, Gertrude putting out ibe Dayton Neuuj. XY L F5 f sf EARL DE NICHOLS I'll remember wb period Rewrd Keep- ing and -lib period General Malb. Robrer WZ' Orange Crush! Lemon Ice! . QCaral Marana, Cbaryl loaf, joan Piineyl. MIKE DEVICO Berkeley Heights l'll remember bou' bard I worked. Baseball 1,23 Football 1g Rod and Reel Club 1,2g President 1,2g Bowling Club 1,2, 38 HARRY DEVLIN Mountainside I'll remember tbe learn! I belonged 10, parlief and Ibe friend: I made. Student Council Representative 4g Base ball l,2,3,4g Soccer 3,43 Wrestling 4 Bowling 2,35 Slide Rule Club 3 Biology Club 2. CATHY DETRICK Springfield I'll remember lbe bidi, and graduating from Regional, G.A.A.g Decca Club 4. MARK DEWEY Mountainside l'll remember lbe great limex we bad in all our rlaner. Tbe junior Prom and Senior Ball were really Ibe ber! of all. Track lg Tennis 2g Wrestling 2,3,4g Soccer 3,45 Slide Rule Club 33 Skin Diving Club 2,3. GLENN DICKERSON Springhelcl F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Sentinal 25 Reporter 3. JOAN DOERIN G Springfield I'll remember the rhort lunch periodf, up and down rlairwayr, and Mr. Mc- Cabe'r homeroom. Freshman Chorusg Choir 2,3,4g G.A.A. 2,3,4g Junior Prom Committeeg Bowl ing 2. JOYCE DICORCIA Kenilworth I'll remember Mr. MrCobe'r homeroom in my Sophomore and junior yearr, all lhe great friends I'1fe made, and zhe wonderful timer rpenl at Regional. Freshman Chorus 13 Homeroom Secre- tary 53 Softball 33 G.A.A. 4g Steno Club 2,3,4. CAROL ANN DOLAN Kenilworth I'll remember our lovely rampur, .rhort lunch periods, up and down stairway: and the wonderful kidf, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 2,45 Tennis 35 Softball 2,3,4g Golf 2g Hockey 33 Bowling 4g Guidance Ofhce 43 F.T.A. 4g Slide Rule Club 43 Drill Team 3g Junior Prom Committeeg Senior Sports Dance Committee. JOHN DOEGE Springfield I'll remember the lunch periodr. JOSEPH DOLCEMASCHIO Berkeley Heights I'll remember my frrt Frerhman Day and the ture: in the Heullh Ofire. Bowling 2,3,4. 39 Zgg., 3 A EVA P. DONATO Mountainside I'll remember my working in tbe Guid- ance Ojfice and tbe new friendr I made. National Honor Society 4g Guidance Office 5,43 Cheerleader 1,23 Homeroom President 132,39 Class Secretary lg Glee Club 1,23 Law Club 33 Steno Club 43 Regionalogue 4g A Cappella Choir 1,2g Student Council 1,23 G.A.A. 4g P.T.A. Representative 1,23 Red Cross Repre- sentative 1,23 Newspaper 1,2Q Dra- matic Club 1,2. PATRICIA DRESSEL Kenilworth I'll remember the fron! of our .fcbool wilb lbe tower rtretcbing to fbe Jby. G.A.A. 33 Hockey Team 2,3g Softball 2,53 Volleyball 2,3. 40 CAROL ANN DOUGHERTY Kenilworth I'll remember tbe lint day of bigb .rcbool and Ibe front of zbe rcbool wiib ibe green campur and :be bigb lower, G.A.A. 2,3,43 Archery 23 Volleyball 2,3,4Q Softball 2,5,4Q Swimming 33 Bowling 4g Recreation Games 23 F.T.A. 3,43 Spanish Club 35 Guidance Ofhcer 4g Cheerleading Club 23 Senior Sports Dance Committeeg Publicity Com- mittee Senior Play. PETER DRIVER Springfield I'll remember tbe rbort lunrb period: tbir year and fbe up and down rmirwayx. KENNETH DREHER Springfield I'll remember :be romzion Jcbedule. EUGENE DUBEAU Kenilworth I'll remember lbe good timer I en. ioyed bere. Wrestling 2,3,43 Basketball lg Track 2. 5. WALTER DUDA Mountainside l'll remember zbe good timer and :be friend! I mer wbile learning and in Jportf. Track 15 Basketball 1,25 Football 13 Soccer 3,45 Slide Rule Club 33 Student Council 43 All-State Soccer 43 National Honor Society 4. CAROL ESTENES Berkeley Heights I'll remember tbe rotaling rebedule and ibe arremblief. 41 BETTINA ANN D'UVA Springfield l'Il remember tbe wonderful time in Driverr' Education wills Mr. Milly. G.A.A. 3,43 Bowling 3,45 Glee Club 1,21 Typing Club 4. filfwx BRUCE ALLEN EDGERLY Springfield I'll remember zlml zlae Lord led me to tbir relaool in order to wimef: for Him. Spanish Club 5. Alright, kiddies, one minute 'till 'this clambake's over! fMr. Kropinirbij. Isn't he a living doll! Uill Smyuhe, Sally Woolwortb, Ellen Soullagate, Roxemarie Bealrirej. DONALD EVANS Mountainside I'll remember all good limer I had in the prorers of learning. Basketball 13 Skin Diving Club 2,3,43 Vice President 43 Visual Aids Assistant 3,43 President 3,43 Soccer 3,43 Slide Rule Club 33 Chemistry Club 4. 42 NIN A PAMELA EVANS Mountainside I'll alwayr remember the enjoyment in meeting new people and the friendly atmorplaere. G.A.A. 3,43 Softball 1,35 Volleyball IQ Science Fair 2. CAROL ESTOPPEY Berkeley Heights I'll remember the teacher! and the Studenl Prince. Freshman Chorus 13 Archery 1,23 Psy- chology Club 33 Glee Club 23 G.A.A. 2 French Club 43 League Basketball 4g Volleyball 3. RICHARD EVANS Springfield I'll remember the rlnorz luneh periodr. Basketball 1,23 Baseball 1,2. THOMAS F AITOUTE Springfield I'll remember tbe frierzdr I bane made and tbe fun in different rlufrer. Football 25 Projector Squad 3,45 Track 45 Radio Club 3. BARBARA FELLER Springfield I'll remember :be lower ligblr in winter- 1ime,' tbe nigbz of :be Szudenz Prince. Regionalogue 45 Chemistry Club 45 Creative Writing Club 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Hockey 35 Volleyball 2,3,45 Archery 1,2,35 Bowling 45 Drill Team 35 Spanish National Honor Society 3,45 Senior Play Props 45 Homeroom Secre- tary and Treasurer 1. NANCY FARRAR Berkeley Heights I'lI remember zbe wonderful clarmzutef, :be belpful faculty, and :be good zimex. National Honor Society 3,45 Vice Presi- dent 3,45 Secretary 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Debate Club 15 Leaders Club 2,3,45 N.F.L. 1,2,35 Student Council 3,45 Hockey 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Soft- ball 2,33 Archery 1,2,35 Recreation Games 2 Bowling 3,45 F.T.A. 4. ALFRED F EN GLER Berkeley Heights I'll remember tbe Science Fair and Mr. Lefever': Jleazo Jammer .rebool rlaxr. jonathan's journal 25 Slide Rule Club 35 Tennis Club 4. THOMAS F EIL Berkeley Heights Fl! remember dren up day. Spanish Club 25 Slide Rule Club 45 Bowling 45 Radio Club 4. DONNA FERGUSSON Springfield I'll remember tbe new friendr I made and my Englixb :lanes 3 and 4. Color Guard 3,45 G.A.A. 1. 5431 43 l WAYNE F EUERHERM Kenilworth l'll remember bow I drove my molar- cyfle lo Jrbool in tbe freezing fold. F.F.A. 1,2,5,4g Radio Club 3. GAIL FIRESTINE Mountainside Freshman Chorusg Glee Club 2,3,4g Typing Club 4. 44 JODIE FIDEL i Springfield l'll remember zbe friendly kid: and tbe one way stairway: and ibe Jcbool fpirir. French Club 1,29 French National Honor Society 5g Vice President 45 Math Club 1,25 Biology Club 25 Chem- istry Club 3,4g jonatharfs journal 4. WILHELM FISCHER Kenilworth I'll remember my Engliib tearber and Mr. Scorca'.f bowling team. Football 1,3,4g Bowling 1,2,3,4. ROBERT FILIPPONE - Kenilworth I'll remember tbe bid: I met and Mr. Sc'occa'J Hixtory clayfer. CAROL S. FISHER Mountainside l'll remember lbe picture of lbe ligbzed lower against lbe dark Jky. Latin Club 1,25 Newspaper 1,23 G.A.A. 2,5,4g Slide Rule Club 45 Advanced Math Club 45 Regionalogue 3,4g Lead! er's Club 3,4g Biology Club 2g Junior Prom Committeeg Secretary 25 Treas- urer 2g Cheerleading Club 23 Archery 2,3,4g Bowling 5,4g Softball 2,3,4g Senior Sports Dance Committeeg New- ark Science Fair 25 G.A.A. Assembly 2,4. ' ,I A I iilgfii . . K -' air ' in ' iliflll ,, , l 5. xi ' ' eff .- 4131 fa 4. l H N Q, 'Z C I, , . : , ,.E : an ., , I I .. - 1 A 5 Q? A I' m ' z :isa iinn 1 Springfield I'll remember all the fun l had in my clayfef. Tennis 3,4g Slide Rule Club 1,45 Base- ball 2g Fireman Club 3,4g Projection Club 2,3,4g Photography Club 3,4. ,I ROBERT FRANKE Springheld I'll remember lbe teafberr and tbe friend: ibn! I made and moxzly lbe imrk feafon. Football 1,2g Basketball 1,2g Track 1,2,5,4. 45 MAUREEN ROSE FLYNN Kenilworth I'll remember tbe friend! I made and :be fun in my flauer. G.A.A. 1,2,3g Twirling Club 1,2,3,4g Twirler 3,4. ANNA MARIE F RANCHAK Kenilworth I'll remember lbe friendf I made and lbe teafbery I bad. G.A.A, 3,4g Health Office 2,3. Time out for the first live. Clay Gladxlone, Bill Franklin, Eddie Reexej. The faculty has to eat too, you know!! fMr, Gambino, Mr. LaSoza, Min Salanirro, Mfr. Club 4, Howard, Mrf. Slang, Mr. Grossman, Mr. Lefever, Mix: Meeker, Mr. Lummerj. WILLIAM FRANKLIN Springfield I'll remember lbe frierzdrbip of every- one in Regional. Football 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 15 F.S.A. 15 Class Vice President 1,25 Key Club 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Class President 45 Fireman 3,45 Varsity Club 3. 46 PAULA R. FRANKEL Springfield I'll remember lbe friendf I made and mort of all Mr. Matlbeuu. G.A.A. 2,5,45 Jonathan's Journal 45 Spanish Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Biology Club 45 Library Council 45 Creative Writing JOHN FRANZ Kenilworth I'll remember ufatcbing tbe clark from 8:30 A.M. I0 3500 P.M. SALLY FRASER Kenilworth I'll remember tbe nice learber: and lbe many friendf I made. Twirling Club 15 G.A.A, 1,2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Overlook Hospital Aid 5,45 Li- brary Council 4. JOHN FRENCH Springfield Baseball 2g Wrestling Team 4. DOROTHY F UHRER Springfield G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Archery 1,2g Softball 1,2,3,4g Leaders Club 5,4g Rec. Games 15 Future Nurses Club 15 Guidance Office Assistant 3g Overlook Hospital Aid 5,4. ROY FRENDER Springfield Band 1,25 General Shop 1,2. JOHN GAFF Springfield DEBORAH FROST Berkeley Heights Hockey 1,2,3g Volleyball 1,2,3g Basket- ball 2,35 Softball 1,2,53 Leaders Club 1,25 Cheerleading Club 2,3g Dramatics Club 1,2,35 G.A,A. 4. JACK GALKA Kenilworth I'Il remember the fun I bad. Distributive Education 4. 47 JACK GARTLAN Springfield I'll remember lbe girlf. Art Club 25 Graphic Arts 3,45 Radio Workshop 35 Photography 4. DONALD GIBBINS Springneld I'll remember tbe way ufe gained ma- turity by Ifllxfllg mrirurr rzrziifilier in our four yearr in Regional. Basketball 1,2,35 Track l,2,3,45 Science Club 15 Chemistry Club 35 Slide Rule Club 45 Key Club 3,45 Senior Rep- resentative, Board of Directors5 Senior Class Executive Council 45 Regionalogue 45 Honor Society 4. 48 LORETTA GATES Mountainside I'll remember all lbe many friend! I made in :be bulb of Regiamil. Homeroom Representative for Student Council 15 Bowling 3. ANN GILLIGAN Springfield I'll remember walking around tbe ball: in tbe morning. G.A.A. 152,35 Drill Team 35 Girls Metal Shop 35 French Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Prop Committee for Senior Play 45 Yearbook 45 G.A.A. Assembly 25 Chem- istry Club 4. 4 -l . f - .Kr -42 A ., I E ii ELAINE MARIE GIANNATTASIO Springfield I'll remember The Student Prince. Freshman Chorus5 Choir 25 Dayton Choral 3,45 G.A.A. 2,45 Student Prince5 Business Manager of Regiona- logue 4, JAY GLADSTONE Springfield I'll remember parlieipaling in ibe atblenr ezfenlf. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 15253545 Key Club 45 Student Council 3,45 Vice President 45 Senior Play 45 Operetta 55 Fireman Club 45 N.F.L. 255. NORMAN GOLDBERG Springfield I'll remember tbe great atbletir pra- gram Regional offers witb itr fine inrtructorr. Football 1,5,4g Wrestling Team 1,3,4g Bowling 2g Varsity Club 4g Track 1. JOSEPHIN E GOLONKA Kenilworth I'l1 remember tbe friendly atmorpbere at Regional. G.A.A. 1,2,3g Steno Club 2,3g Guid- ance Oflice Assistant 3,4. 49 BRUCE GOLDSTEIN Springfield I'll remember tbe excellent extra- curricular artiuitier 'wbirb broadened my :rope of interert and bnoufledge in many areal. N.F.L. 1,2,5,4g Debate Club 1,2,3,4g President 3,4g Forum Club 1,2,5,4g Dayton News 3,4g Assistant News Editor 4g Dance Band 2,3,4g Marching Band 1,2,3,4g Oilicer 3,4g Concert Band 1,2,5,4g Senior Council 4g Student Council 45 Chemistry Club 33 Science Fair 3,4. f' fix 5.1 ,pw JANET GOLOMB Mountainside I'll remember tbe many friendr I met in tbe ballr of Regional. G.A.A. 2,33 Twirlers Club 1, Larry's got stars in his eyes, as he takes first prize in the Science Fair. fMr. Hobn, Larry Atkinj. Juliet! Pay attention! UVIym Terry, Carl Kirrlaberger in Dmmalirx Clauj. JANET GOULD Mountainside I'll remember dren-up day. Art Club 15 G.A.A. 2,3,4g F.T.A, 4. 50 ARLEEN GRADY Kenilworth I'll remember the wonderful friendx I made, and the good lime: I had in high Jrlaool. G.A.A, 2g Volleyball 2g Steno Club z,3. i PAUL GORTON Berkeley Heights I'll remember the junior Prom. Q Choir 15 Dayton Choral 2,3,4g President ' 4g Male Chorus 25 Student Council lg Baseball 1. l fa- Eu 'UIQ' GWENDOLYN GRANT I Springfield I'll remember all tb: friendr I made and the good lime! we land logellver. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Hockey 1,23 Softball 1,2,5,4g Volleyball 3,43 Bowling 2,4g Steno Club 2,3g Drill Team 3. KATHLEEN GROSS Kenilworth I'Il remember everyone in Regional, Health Office Assistant 1,2,3,4. ALFRED HARMS Kenilworth I'll remember tbe girls of Regional and watcbirzg lbe clock from 8:30 A.M. to 3100 P,M. 51 FRED GRUEN Springfield I'll remember tbe exrellent Jrienre :mf and Mr. Kulnwiec, Dayton News 2,35 French Club 1,2,33 Psychology Club 3g Chemistry Club 35 Advanced Math Club 4g Regionalogue 3,43 Colliditor-in-Chiefg N.Y.U Chem- istry Contest 3g Regional Science Fair 4. JOYCE HARRISON Springfield I'll remember lbe friendlirzeu of tbe lencberr, tbe Jcbool rpiriz, and :be good rportfmnnrbip Regional bad. Class Secretary 1g Class Basketball Team 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Senior EXGCUUVL Council 45 Cheerleading Club 1,2g Cheerleader 3,4g Guidance Office Assistant 3,4g National Honor Society 3,43 French Honor Society 2,3,4g Pep Club 3. GAIL GUENTHER Berkeley Heights I'll remember Mr. Kulawiec, when bi: experiment! didrft work. G,A.A. 1,2,5,4g Leaders Club 2,3,4g Hockey 1,25 Volleyball 1,2,3g Basket- ball 1,2,3,4g Golf 2g Baseball 1,2,3,4g F.T.A, 5,4g Choir 25 Dayton Choral 3,4g Student Council 3,43 Slide Rule Club 3g Cheerleading Club 1,33 Cheer- leader 45 New jersey All-State Choir 3,4. CYNTHIA HARTER Mountainside I'Il remember :be friendrbipr and new experienrer in Jpenking activities and muriml opportunities. N.F.L. 1,2,3,4g Secretary 4g F.T.A. l,2,4g G.A.A. 2,33 Drill Team 33 German Club 2g Operetta 3,4g Fresh- man Chorusg Girls Glee Club 23 Dayton Choral 3,4, Vice President 33 Senior Play 43 Regional Dance Band 4. sity? HAROLD HARTH Kenilworth I'II remember Ibe Jcbo0l'5 xpiril. Football 1,2. f - 't Q. It .5 ,. , ,, ... ' gm .,l,WEii 5 gale? t lll f 5 b it f RICHARD HAUPT Springfield Agriculture 1,2,3,4. 52 JOYCE HARTUNG Mountainside I'll remember tbe fporzf evenly. G.A.A. 1,255,115 Cheerleading Club 3,45 Leaders Club 2,3,45 Class Basketball 152,35 Hockey 1,2,35 Class Volleyball 1,2,39 Softball 1,2,3. SID HAUSMAN Berkeley Heights I'll remember walkin around zbe ball: 3 in lbe morning, and lbe eonfufion at football gamex. DAVID HAUPT Mountainside l'll remember lbe teaeberx. Basketball 15 Baseball 1. BARBARA HAVALA Springfield I'll remember lbe aroma of tbe girl': gym-tbe friend: Pre made. Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer 15 G.A.A. 1,3,45 Future Nurses Club 15 Health Ofhce Assistant 25,45 Choir 5,45 Volleyball 45 Softball 45 Archery 4, LYNN HECTOR Berkeley Heights I'll remember football and bfzrkezball gamer, .frbool dancer, pep mllyr, walk- ing around the ballr in flee morning. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 25 Softball 25 Golf 2g Hockey 55 Tennis 35 Bowl- ing 4g Latin Club 15 Regionalogue 43 Spanish Club 43 F.T.A. 4. PATRICIA ANN HEMM Berkeley Heights I'll remember my friend: and tbe girl'5 gym. G.A.A. 3,4. 53 MARY HEFFERNAN Kenilworth I'll remember zbe friendf I've made, and all lbe fu 71 I bad getting into miicbief, G.A.A. 1,3,4g Bowling 5. jx all JOANIE HELLER Springfield G.A.A 1,2,3,4g Softball 1,3,4g Basket- ball lg Volleyball 1,2,4g Recreational Games lg Archery 43 Library Council 3,43 Nurses Aid 3,43 F.T.A. 4. Please, I'm trying to study. fEluine Zymmz, Berry Eicbenlrzub, Delrie Zumwrkij, ...vers 2? S? ilk waiD4'.5'f-1 'di C Y-iw N This is for a really big experiment!!! CML Cepreglay, Muriel Slone, jay Gladrtonej. MARGO HERBERG Springfield Future Teachers of America 1,2, Treas- urer 3,45 German Club 1,25 Spanish Club 45 G.A.A. Basketball 1,2,35 Soft- ball 1,2,3g Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Archery 1,2,3,45 Recreational Games 4. fn. fo- 54 qv- IRENE HERMAN Kenilworth I'll remember foozlmll gamer, Wren- ling malrher and llae Regional danrer. G.A.A. 2,3,45 Bowling 2,45 Volleyball 2,3,45 Softball 2,3,45 Archery 253,45 Cheerleading Club 25 F.T.A. 3,45 Ad- vanced Math Clubg Freshman Chorus Glee Club 25 Choir 3,4. MARCIA HERBERG Springfield I'U remember my friendr. Future Teachers of America 1,2, Vice President 3, President 45 G.A.A. Mod- ern Dance 15 Basketball 1,2,45 Volley- ball 1,2,35 Softball 1,35 Archery 1,2,45 Tennis 35 Recreational Games 45 Span- ish Club 45 National Honor Society 4. ARTHUR HERRMANN Kenilworth I'll remember the lnzrk meelr. Track 1,2,3,45 German Club 45 Radio Work Shop 45 Football 15 Soccer 2. DOLORES HETMAN Kenilworth I'll remember the .rbort lumber and Football gamer and domes. G.A.A. Archery 1,25 Softball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 152,45 Class Volleyball 33 Soccer 35 Recrea- tional Games 15 Tennis 45 Leader's Club 3,45 Library Council 45 Drill Team 4. CAROLYN HOE Kenilworth l'll remember tbe football gamer and Home Ecanomirx flauer, G.A.A. 1,45 Steno Club 25 Library Council 3,45 F.T.A. 45 German Club 4. FRED HEYECK Springrield THEODORE A. HOHN Springfield l'll remember :be baseball gamer. Chemistry Club 3,45 Kiwanis Key Club 2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2535 Skin Divers Club5 Boys State 1959 Science Fairs 1,3,4. DONALD HIGGINS Mountainside I will probably remember lar! yeah junior Prom the mari. Football 1,35 Track 15 Band 1,2,35 Choir 25 Ensemble 3,45 Vice President 4. RONALD HOLMQUEST Kenilworth 35. ALICE HUBER Springfield . Cheering Club 15 Overlook Hospital Aid 1,2,3g Archery 1,2,3g Volleyball 1,2,39 Basketball 1,2,3g Softball 1,2,3: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Health Office Assistant 2,3,4. RONALD HUMER Springfield .4 N i tlss as GLORIA HUEHN LOIS C. HULL Mountainside Kenilworth I'll remember Driver? Education and l'll remember tbe frierzdr I made al tbe :borl luncb periods. Regional, my tearber: during tbe Iwo Health Office Assistant 43 Softball 2g yearr I bave been bere. ' V ll l ' .A. . , . Golf 2, o eybal 2, G A 23 G.A.A.3,4, DIANE HUNTER Berkeley Heights Homeroom President lg Student Coun- cil 2g Student Council Executive Com- mittee 3,4g Key Club 3,4g Band 1,2,3,4q Dance Band 2,39 Senior Class Executive Committee 4g Boy's State 1959 Chem- istry Club, Slide Rule Club. 56 I'll remember tbe Jbort luncb bourr, day: we bad of for mow or bolidays. Science Club Ig Steno Club 2,3. MARIA INAMORATO Springfield I'll remember tbe .rborl lumber and Dri1Jer'.r Eduralian. Science Club 15 G.A.A. CHARYL IOAS Springfield I'll remember tbe day we did tbe Cbtzrlerton in the talent rbaw. Leader's Club 2,3,4g Future Teachers of America Club 2,3.4g G.A.A. 1,2,5,4g Class Basketball Team 1,2,32 Class Volleyball Team 1,2,33 Tennis 33 Arch- ery 2g Softball 1,2,33 Bowling 1,25 Cheerleading Club 1,55 Cheerleader 4g Attendance Office Assistant 43 Recrea- tional Games 1. ARLYNN JOSEPHS Springfield I'll remember my friendr, tbe rurbing to get to rlauef on time and the crowded jam parked rtairwayx. Nurses Aid 3,45 Library Council 4g Future Teachers of America 45 G.A.A. 4. 57 LOUIS JACOBSON Springfield I'll remember tbe Print Sbop. Print Shop 1,2,3g Advanced Math Club 4g Creative Writing Club 4. 255 2 4 l , I-faiflf '--, - - 'Q J BETTY ANN JOHNSON Berkeley Heights l'll remember my friendf. G.A.A. 2. A Regional Touchdown-Ramble. it 5- I All quiet on the western front, 1Lury Maiorana, R-annie Kaplan, Penny Smith, Suran Dalheraj . PHYLLIS KAPLAN Springfield I'll remember the rhorl lunrh periodf and hockey in November. Nurses Club Ig G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Lead- ers' Club 25,45 G.A.A. assembly pro- ram O eretta' Homeroom Secretar 1- g P ,U ' Y , Student Council Representative 4g Re- gionalogue 3,4. 58 1 .i w. age viii fa A LINDA KARG Mountainside I'll remember the :hart luneher, Driver Educafion and German elafr. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g German Club 2,3,4g Bowling 2, 3,4g Basketball 4g Volley- ball 4. A f.' s. ..f .. -- ' me wma a:i:f:rz ',,,I,Jf,7IL' V. A.,--.9-I fq,..., 15 -an a QQ! WILLIAM KALLENSEE Berkeley Heights I'll remember the teacherr and all the frierzdr I had here. Lighting Crew 2,3,4. TED KARLIN Spgngfielc-L ir I dan't think I'll ever forge: there very exciting and funny Studenz-Faeulty barhethall games. Band 1,2,3,4. If ,Q f,'2yfQ t l5i ' V I -f A ri 9453.4 i I f -, Mfr .- 5' i -W ., 'fry , vii ,fi-ig, - 'mfr v7 l,,1u1-' Q r.-71,1-2:15 serif' if , 1 gawy- ' ., . i , .. ,f'8'f,'1gu d3ve. ?,, :fift 5 , wif- f 1211-' EDWARD S. KASBARIAN Kenilworth I'll remember Jbort lznzcb periodr. Baseball lg Wrestling 2,5,4g Varsity Clubg Fireman. JOHN KEENOY Kenilworth I'll remember lbe leaeberr. Football 29 Springfield Skin Divers 2,3,4g Vice President. FRANKLIN M. KATZ Springfield I'll remember drerf zu do J M1 Ku - ' I J ' '- fl ' lan'J bomeroonz and Erzglirb elim, and Mir: G'ill7llZ0II6I.f typing bomeroom. Art Club lg Library Council 13 Radio Workshop 1,43 Dayton News 1,2,3,4g Baseball 4g Bowling 4g Dayton News Representative l,2,3. JOHN KELLER Springlield I'll remember tbe Frerbmen running down tbe ball: to get to ibeir :Inner and zbe boyr' locker room. ARLENE REGINA KAUER Springfield I'll remember football gamer, :beer- Ieading rlub, and all lbe new friendr I have made. Homeroom Secretary 1,2g G.A.A. 1.2, 3,4g Bowling 1,4g Hockey 2,35 Swim- ming 3g Volleyball 1,2,3,4g Softball 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 39 Cheerleading Club 1,2,3g Student Council Representative 35 Dayton News Representative 55 F.T-A- 4g Regionalogue 4. RAYMOND L. KELLER Kenilworth I'll remember lbe bop' locker room, frierldr, and lbe teaeberr. Slide Rule Club 35 Chemistry Club 31 Bowling 2,49 Atomic 'Physics Club 4. 59 PETER ANTHONY KENT Springrield I'll liememher the friend: I'1'E made, the thing! I'1fe learned. Baseball 23 Skin Diving Club 2,33 Slide Rule Club 33 Track 4, RALPH A. KLEINBERG Berkeley Heights I'll remember my pl eamrtt claJ.rma1e,s' and my helpful teachers. Homeroom Treasurer 13 Latin Club 13 Bowling Club 1,2,3,43 Biology Club 23 Chemistry Club 33 Physics Club 43 Psy- chology Club 33 Advanced Math Club 43 Dayton News Representative 2,33 Operetta 3,43 Dayton Chorale '2,3,4. 60 SUE ELLEN KERR Springfield I'll remember the unter foufzlaiur that u'ouldn'l Jquift, hut mo!! of all, the tower when it if lil. G.A.A, 1,2,3,43 Pep Club 33 Bowling 13 Volleyball 1,233,413 Softball 1,2,3,43 Cheerleading Club 132,53 F.T.A. 13 Nurses Aid 3,43 Horseback Riding 2,35 Homeroom Vice President 1,23 Home- room Secretary 3. ZENA KLIGER Springfield I'll remember my classmater, the teach- ery, rotation Jfhedule, and drefs-up day. G.A.A. 3,43 F.T.A. 2,3,43 Dramatics Club 33 Art Club 43 French Club 43 Radio Workshop 33 Psychology Club 2,33 Volleyball 33 Regionalogue 4. JOHN KISCH Springheld I'll remember the hidr. Wrestling 2,3,4. PAUL FREDERICK KLUGE, Berkeley Heights 3 I'll rememhev' Mr. Kulawiefr talking about Rurrian literature, dren-up day, and the Dayton Newr ofire. Student Council 43 Key Club 3,43 De- bating 13 Dayton News, Co-Assistant Features Editor 23 Co-Features Editor 23 Managing Editor 33 Editor-in-Chief 43 National Honor Society 4. MARIA KOPKO Kenilworth I'll fezlzember lbe rlaorl lulzrb periodr and the izzlligerlion lzflerwardr. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Softball 1,2,4g Swim- ming 1,2,3,4g Tennis 33 Freshman Chorusg Glee Clubg Choir 3,4. ,z CAROLYN KORDALSKI Springfield I'll rerlzelzzber lbe football gamer, dren- up day, and inforllzal .vludelll-tearber rellztionybip. G.A.A. 1,2,5,4g Volleyball 1,2,4g Soft- ball 1,4g Soccer 4g Bowling 4g Rec. Games 1g Spanish Club 45 Student Auxiliary 4. 61 ADELINE KOPP Springfield I'll remember dren-up day. G.A.A. 1,2,3S Softball 1,2,33 Archery lg Volleyball 3. VERONICA MARY KOPYSTEN SKI Kenilworth I'll remember all lbe fllll I blme bud, and rumzirzg afler lbe buf in the morlzingf. Cheerleading Club lg G.A.A. 1,2,3g Softball 1. I'll never get this stuff off! fLinda Bulb, Belly Bader, Carol Erloppey in All Claffj. No! Don't put that sodium in the sink! UW. Holanj. ELLIOT KORETZ Springfield I'll remembef' neu' friefzdr and exlm- L'lH'I'lflllLl1' t1r1i1'iIie.r. Band 23,43 Dance Band 2,5343 N.F.L. 2.3.43 Dayton News 43 Senior Play 4. 62 f ' PAUL KOSKEY Mountainside I'll remember flee friendly azlitude of my clizsmzater and lbs underflmzdizzg of my iearlnerf. Wrestling 1,233,413 Football 33 Chem- istry Club 3g I-lomeroom Secretary 13 Homeroom Vice President 23 Student Council Representative 4. CAROL ANN KORDYS Mountainside I'll remember fo-ed rolleglmll , . . rlmin of friemirlvipr , , . um- and petzfe in the nlfelerlzl , . . Soplnomore year , , , lfelpful Ienclaenf. G.A.A, l,2,3,4Q Modern Dancing 13 Volleyball 1,45 Rec. Games lg Bowling 2,43 Tennis 4g Twirling Club 1,23 Drill Team 33 Slide Rule Club 3,42 Dayton News Representative 43 F.T.A 43 Advanced Math Club 43 National French Honor Society 2,3,43 Regiona- logue Staff 43 Production Manager of Yearbook 4. CATHERINE KRAMER Kenilworth I'lZ remember lnow nice everyone looked on dren-up day. Freshman Chorus 13 Glee Club 2,3. HAN S KRYGER Springheld I'll remember tbe great :pirit for tbe .rporzr and :be talent rbowf. Soccer 3,45 Band 2,3,4, RICHARD M. LAHN Mountainside I'll remember lbe Jacrer team. Slide Rule Club lg Advanced Math Club 3,4g Choir 35 Soccer 3,43 Radio Workshop 2,43 Visual Aids 4g German Club 4g Executive Council of Student Council 4g Senior Class Executive Board 4. CAROL KUEHN Springfield l'll remember the great people I'1re mei, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 1,2g Softball 1,2,4g Basketball 1,2,4g Archery 2,4g Rec. Games lg Bowling 4g 'Future Nurses Club 1,25 Overlook Hospital Aid 3,45 Twirling Club 1,2. WIN F IELD KULPIN SKI Clark GAIL B. LEDIG Springfield l'll remember :be fun l'12e bad bere, all lbe riudenzr, and dresr-up day. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Archery 1,2,4g Swim- ming 1,2,3,4g Softball 1,2,3,4g Volley- ball 1,4g Bowling 3,45 Basketball 4g Glee Club 25 Choir 3,4g Health Office Assistant 2,3,4g Nurses Club 1,23 Girls' Woodshop 3. CAROL LILLIAN LEES Berkeley Heights I'll remember tbe friendly kids, the rlarrer, dren-up day, and alfa tbe foot- ball gamer. Health Office Assistant 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Archery 2g Volleyball 2,4g Soccer 4g Swimming 4g Bowling 4g Basketball 4g Baseball 4g Girls' Wood- shop 2g Student Auxilary 4. 63 JANET LEHRE Springfield I'll remember tbe wonderful kid: and tbe dren-up day. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 3,4g Archery 1,25 Baseball 3,44 Bowling 2g Basket- ball 1,25 German Club 4g Student Auxilary 4. RICHARD LESSA Berkeley Heights Soccer 33 Slide Rule Club 33 Chem- istry Club 3g Science Fair, Honorable Mention 2. LYNN JOHN LEMMERMANN Mountainside I'll remember tbe lower. F.F.A. 2,3,4g Treasurer 33 Bowling 2,4. MICHAEL S. LESSER Springfield I'll remember all tbe friend! I bane made. Homeroom President 15 Student Prince Operetta 3g Senior Play 4g Dramatics Club 4. 64 CARL LESCHIN SKI Kenilworth I'll remember tbe wrertling team. Wrestling 1,2,3g Football 1,2. RITA ELLEN LESTER Springfield I'll remember lbe rebearmlr of tbe Senior Play. Dix bear play. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Bowling 1,2,5,4g Soft- ball 1,2,3,4g Tennis 3g Modern Dance lg Archery 1,23 Basketball 2,3,4g Art Club lg French Club lg Spanish Club 33 Homeroom Secretary 2g Psychology Club 1,23 Student Council 25 Executive Committee 35 Regionalogue 4. I MICHAEL R. LETA Berkeley Heights I'll remember Mr. Kaplarzhf bomeroom. JOANNE LIES Springfield I'll remember the friend! I made, rbe clafrer, and .rome of tbe leaeberx. G.A.A. 1,2,4g Softball lg Volleyball 25 Bowling 4. i65 LANCE LEVINS Springfield A I'Il remember every .ringle day I have .vpenl in Zbe laallowed ballf of fbi! venerable irzrlizulion. JUDI LEVY Kenilworth I'll remember Mr. Teine'r jtb period record keeping dau. junior year, G.A.A. 3. But the test was supposed to be tomorrow! fEldil16 jankowrki, Arlene Tomko, Maryarm sian . in A real do-it-yourself-er. fRichard Romano, Mr. McN2zheJ. MICHAEL LITZENBERGER Kenilworth I'll remember the great lime I had in Freshman homeroom. 66 CLAIRE LONGFIELD Springfield I'll remember that Regional offered friendrhip, knowledge, and a wonderful place in which io grow. F.T.A, 1,2,5,4g G.A.A. 1,2,5,4g N.F.L. 1,25 Leaders Club 2,3,4g Class Basket- ball Team 1,2,3,4g Class Volleyball Team 1,2,3,4g Hockey lg Swimming 4g Rec. Games lg Softball 1,2g Tennis 33 Student Council 2g Spanish Club 4g Secretary 4g Guidance Olhce Assistant 3,4g Creative Writing Club lg Dramatic Club 3g Regionalogue 45 Drill Team 25 Radio Workshop 4g P.A. Announcer 4 CAROLE LIPF ERT Kenilworth I'll remember the friendr I mode at Regional and the good time I had in Lalin clan. G.A.A. 1,2g Baseball lg Volleyball 2. -an-vw RALPH LONGO Kenilworth I'll rememher Mr, Palmer, Frerhozan homeroom wilh Mr'. Plotkin, and Mrs. Kenz'r noon homeroom Sophomore year. Football 1,2,3,4g Fireman 3g F.F.A. 5,4. JUDITH LORENTZ Berkeley Heights I'll remember lbe teocberf, football gamer, and lbe friendly .rcbool Jpirit. Twirling Club 1,2,33 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Softball 1,2,4g Volleyball 2,3,4g Basket- ball 3g Horseback Riding 2,35 Rec. Games 25 Tennis 4. MARIE MACHIN Kenilworth I'll remember all my friends and :be good timer we bad, but will try io for- get lbe .rborl lunch periodr. Archery 2,43 Softball 2,43 Basketball 3,4g G.A.A. 2,5. ill LEO LOSPINOSO Kenilworth I'll remember my Frefbmon bomeroom with Mr. Samuel Plotkin and 7117 period gym- Football 1,2,5,4g Wrestling 2,3,4g Vars- ity Club s,4. A i I u NEIL A. MACMILLAN Kenilworth I'll remember Dayton Newf . . . Cbem. Lab .... waiting for tbe buf. Dayton News 1,2,3,4g Managing Editor 45 All-State Orchestra 1,2,5,4g March- ing Band 2,5,4g Concert Band 1,2,5,4g Key Club 45 Slide Rule Club 34 Spanish Club 3g Advanced Math Club 4. ANGELA LUMMINO Kenilworth I'll remember all tbe good limes I'11e bud, and Mr. Werner? bookkeeping clan, Sopbomore year. ARLENE V. MALICHER Springfield I'll remember Mrr. Kenfr noon bome- room 202, tbe Prom, and Mr. T'J Sale: clan. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Twirling Club 1,23 F.N.A. 15 Regional Science Fair 25 Freshman Chorus, Glee Clubg Dayton News Representative. ROSEMARIE MAN GIN I Kenilworth l'll remember Mrs. Kent'J Sophomore noon homeroom, Frerhmon year, lhe Prom, and wonderful Ieorherx. F.N.A. 15 Nurses Aid 25 G.A.A. 1,23 Freshman Chorus. FRANK MARTIN Kenilworth I'll remember Mr. Plolleinhr Frerhman homeroom, Mrx, Kent'J Sophomore homeroom, Sociology with Mr. Higginr and twenty-four minute lunch. Freshman Baseball Team. 68 l CAROL JANE MARANO Springfield I'll remember the friendly olmofphere and the wonderful lime: had by oll. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Bowling lg Softball 1,5,4g Volleyball 1,43 Cheerleader 2,3,4g Co-captain 43 Homeroom Secretary lg Student Council 1,33 Class Treasurer 2,39 French Honor Society 2g National Honor Society 3,4g Girl's State 51 Executive Council 4. PAT MARTIN Kenilworth I'll remember all the fun I had, :he friend! I mode and the lerrifir leacherr. G.A.A. 4. BARRY MARDER Springfield I'll remember rome zearhers. Future Scientist Club lg Biology Club 25 Track 25 Chemistrv Club 33 Tennis 3,4g Advanced Math Club 4g Slide Rule Club 4. MARGARET MASAITIS Berkeley Heights I'll remember all Ihe good timer during Jchool erperiolly with Mihe. Baseball 1. JOHN MATTIE Kenilworth l'll remember jirrt year homeroom with Mr. Plotkin. F.F,A. 1,2,5,4. JOANNE MCMURRAY Mountainside I'll remember all the fun I had at the foolhall gamer. G.A.A. 3,45 Volleyball 1,3,45 Basket- ball 1,3,4g Softball 3,45 Bowling 3,45 Tennis 4. 69 RICHARD S. MAZZARISI Kenilworth I'll5 remember the friends I met here, lhe fun we had, and the jine teafherx. Chemistry Club 354g Slide Rule Club 35 Physics Club 4. 4 GARDNER McBRIDE Berkeley Heights I'll remember :he help my teafherf have been and the good lime: I have had ufilh my friends. Football 15 Skin Diving Club 25 Me- chanical Drawing Club 25 Debate 2,59 N.F.L. 2,35 German Club 35 Chemistry Club 3. Strictly business. fKaren Cole, Sydell Kenter, Beihane Bauchner, Earl DeNirholaJ, Danny Eorioj. . 3 ? What goes up must come down. fTony Monticello, Michael Witzi, Don Rozbwell, Frank Martin, Larry Albin, Harry fobnxon, jay G'ladJtone, Fred Scbumm, Larry Rouxel. SUE MELICK Springfield I'll remember all the kids and the foot- ball gamer. G.A.A, 1,2,3,4g Forum lg Archery 1,2,4g Art Club 25 Treasurer 2g Base- ball 2,4g Basketball 1,2,4g Choir 55 Hospital Aid 3g Ensemble 45 Band 4. 70 'IACQUELINE FRANCES MEROS Kenilworth l'll remember tbe wonderful learberr ond ftudenlx I'ue known, Sludent Coun- cil, Mr. Kaplorff Englixb flax! and the Senior Play. G.A.A. 1,2,5,4g Hockey 1,2,3g Horse- back Riding 2,4g Basketball 1,2,33 Bowling 3,43 Softball 1,2,3,4g Volley- ball-1,2,3,4g Rec. Games 2g Latin Club 1,2,3g Student Council 4g Senior Play. BRIAN MEADE Springfield I'll remember lbe w e e b en d nigbt adi11ilieJ. Intramural Wrestling Champ 3. .H -X JOANNE MERSKI Springfield I'll remember tbe fun I bad wills tbe teacher: and kidf. D.E.C.A.g G.A.A. 1,2g Volleyball lg Archery 1. LAURA M. MERTZ Springfield I'll remember Mfr, Doberly, tbe kidr. You were never uilbouz a friend bere. G.A.A. 1,2,5,45 Latin Club 15 Twirl- ing Club 25 Volleyball 2,3,45 Softball 2,3,45 Drill Team 35 Slide Rule Club 35 Chemistry Club 3,45 Basketball 5,45 Tennis 35 Archery 45 Freshman Chorusg Glee Club 25 Choir 3,4. JOSEPH W. MIKRUT Mountainside I'll remember :be fine faculty Regional bad. Wrestling 35 Fireman 33 Chemistry Club 4. l l JOHN MESSINEO Mountainside I'll remember ibn! I wax offered one of :be finer! education: porrible. Track 1,2,3,45 Soccer 3,45 Fireman 45 All-County Soccer 4. PETER MILLER Springfield I'll remember :be detention ball. HOWARD MEYERS Springfield I'll remember tbe belp I received from my tearberr, not only in book know- ledge, buf prrzrtiml knowledge loo. Debate 15 Stage Crew 15 Track 25 Chemistry Club 35 Slide Rule Club 4. HANNAH MILSTEIN Mountainside l'll remember tbe up and down ,flair- u-ayf. G.A.A. 1,2,35 Dramatic Club 5, Sec- retary of Dramatic Club 35 Cheerlead- ing Club 2. 71 JK' ROBERT MINDAS V Kenilworth I'll remember tbe fun and tbe good timer at lbe drznfex, and all tbe friend! I brwe made. Biology Club 2. MARY ANN MONSIPAPA Berkeley Heights I'll remember tbe friendx and tbe fun at Regional. G.A.A. 1,2,5,4g Bowling 2,45 Baseball 15 Health Oliice Assistant 3,4. 72 RICHARD MINETTE Springfield I'll remember zbe friendly relationship between Jludents and lencberr. Bowling 2g Football 3g Jonathan's journal 2. ANTHONY MONTICELLO Springfield I'll remember lbe Ildf of ronebef. Baseball 1,2,3,4g Football 2g Weight Lifting. PHYLLIS MONDELLI Berkeley Heights G.A.A. 2,3,4g Bowling 2,3,4g Twirling Club 1,23 Twirler 3, Twirler Captain 4. DENNIS MONTICELLO Springfield l'll remember tbe football gamex. CAROL MOORE Mountainside l'll remember in lang? lurzrb periodr. G.A.A. 1,2,3L Swimming 1,35 Softball 1,2,3g Volleyball 2,39 Basketball 13 Soccer 2,35 Guidance Office 43 Fresh- man Chorusg Glee Club 2,3. MARILYN MULLER Springfield l'll remember lbe rlarsmnlef. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Hockey 1,2,3g Volley- ball 1,2,3,4g Class Volleyball Team lg Basketball 1g Archery 2g Softball 2,3,4g Nursing Club 3,45 Color Guard 4g Bowling 4g Senior Sports Dance Com- mittee 4. 75 CHARLOTTE MOORE Mountainside I'Il remember zbe cmzy limes' we bad all four jenn. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Bowling lg Swimming 2,3g Hockey 1,2g Softball 1,2,5,4g Arch- ery 2,3g Volleyball 2,145 Hospital Aide 3,4g French Club 3,4g junior Prom Committee 3g Senior Play Committee 45 Homeroom Secretary 15 Cheerlead- ing Club 2,35 Regionalogue Production Committee 4. MARY LEE MORAN Springfield I'lZ remember lbe ffm I bad in my clawer, and T07lj',J al luncb time. G.A.A. 1,z,a. Hot air. fMf. Romeo, Ricbard Koretz, fobn Wdddfy. Miss Romano your dimples are showing. fimzy Reicbelt, Bonny Uliymik, Min Romanoj. KATHERINE ANN MURPHY Berkeley Heights I I'll remember tbe friends, teacberf, football and bafketball gamer, and extra rurrieular artioitief. President of Hometoom 1,2g Student Council 1,3,4g N,F.L, 1,2,3,4g Secre- tary of N.F.L. 3,43 Spanish Club 35 Vice President of Senior Class 45 Year- book Staff 43 Guidance Office 45 Dele- gate to N. Y. Herald Tribune Forum 4. 'H 74 ffobn Romberger, Betty Koptba, Carl Kircbberger, MAUREEN C. MUNLEY Kenilworth Nl remember the rotating flatter zwbirb broke up tbe everyday monotomy, and tbe opportunity to take prartieally any eoztrfe you want. Future Nurses Club 1 g Twirling Club 1 3 G.A.A. 2,3g junior Prom Committee 33 Distributive Education Club 4, ROBERT NAUMANN Springfield I'll remember tbe football games, and tbe people going down an up stairway. BARBARA NEIGEL Springheld I'lI remember af! tbe fun we bad in bomeroomf, and ulcerr from rbort lzmrb periodf. G.A.A. 1,2,3g Class Volleyball lg Class Basketball 1,2g Swimming 1,2. PETER NEUMANN Kenilworth Agriculture Club 1,2,3,4. EDWARD NUTTALL Springheld I'll remember lbe otber Jludenl: zbal I knew. BARBARA 'IAN E NOLTE Mountainside I'll remember tbe rmzy bomeroom we bad in 219, tbe .rborl lunrb periodr, afternoons al Slrubbe':, and all my wonderful friendr. G.A.A, 1,2,3,4g Bowling 1,3,4g Base- ball 2,3,4g Basketball 2,3,4g Volleyball 23 Steno Club 2,34 junior Prom Com- mittee 33 Senior Play Committee 43 Senior Sports Dance Committee 4. WID PAIN TER Berkeley Heights President of Homeroomg Band 1,2,3,4g Explorers 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,3,4g Wrest- ling 2,3,4. AN ITA S. N URKIN Springfield I'll remember tbe friends I mode, :be up .md down r1oiru'oyJ, the rotation rcbedule, and Foodr jiri! period in lbe morning. G,A.A. 1,2,3,4g Archery 23 Softball 43 Bowling 3g Volleyball 23 Twirling Club 1g Future Nurses Club 2,33 Nurse's Aide 33 Psychology Club 3g F.T.A. 3,43 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Play Committee 4g Regionalogue Production Committee 43 French Club 43 Program Committee for French Club 43 Fresh- man Chorus. KENT PALCANIS Mountainside I'll remember lbe ,fzrogrexr I mode in rfudier, .rociol ocvivizier, and zbe Jeure of unity in the Jcbool, Soccer 33 Tennis 2,3g Skin Diving Club 23 Chemistry Club 3. 75 ROBERT PARELLA Kenilworth I'll remember the great .rmjf of eoaeher. Wrestling 1,2,3g Football 1,2. ELLEN PEINHARDT Springfield I'll remember the un we had in home- V 1 room 219, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Leader's Club 2,5,4g Steno Club 25' Twirlin Club 235 5 7 g Q Twirler 4g Class Volleyball Team 1. 76 MAXEN E PARKET Mountainside Language Newspaper 2g junior Arista 1,25 General Organization 1,2g Langu- age Oflice Secretarv 1,25 G.A.A. 5,4. KAREN PENN YPACKER Berkeley Heights I'll remember the frierzdlinen of Re- gionalir teacher! and Jfudenff. Volleyball 53 Class Basketball Team 3' Softball 3. 2 Y - - - -, EDWARD PAWLIKOWSKI Springfield I'll remember the fun we had in home- room, and the luneh periodf. Football 1Q2g Track 1,2,5,4. MICHAEL PERSICO Springfield I'll remember my red haired, frechle faced 6th period .ruler leather in my junior year. Freshman Football 15 Deca Club. JOHN PETROZELLI Mountainside l'll remember our junior bomeroom in 219, tbe timer at Strubbe'J after tbe football games, and tbe wrertling matrbef, Wrestling 2,5,4g Fireman 3,4g Intra- mural Wrestling and Basketballg Band 2,4. ROBERT PICONE Kenilworth I'll remember tbe foolext and crazy junior bomeroom we bad in 219. 77 JOHN PETTI Springfield I'll remember detention wizb my Englirb feaeber. Photography lg Track 3. MARY ANN PETTINICCHIO Springfield I'll remember tbe up and down rtair- wayr. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Cheerleading Club 1,25 Health Office Assistant 5,45 Steno Club 35 Volleyball 2g Dayton News 2,3g Sound Studio lg Art Club 1. A stitch in time saves having to do it all over again. fDiane Borigbt, Carolyn Caxtro, Mix: jorlyn, Carol Moore, Ellen Pinegeart, Nancy Vinellaj. ' n-- The quick brown fox jumped over . fClijord Young, Rirhard Ehlers, Gail Beurerj, JOAN CAROL PITNEY Springfield I'll remember the niee zearherf and the pretty mmpuf. G.A.A, 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 15 Student Council 1,2,3,4g P.T.A. Representative 45 Cheerleading Club 1,2,3,45 Cheer- leader 2,3,4g Captain 45 Freshman Class Secretary 15 Softball 1,25 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Bowling 15 Basketball 1,25 Horseback Riding 2. 78 PAUL C. PLACE Kenilworth I'll remember lhe Jhorz lunch periods, the friendr I'1re rrade, the baseball leoim and Mr. Doren. Basketball 1,25 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Intra- mural Basketball 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Science Fair. its JANICE PIERSON Springfield I'll remember homeroom periodf and homeroom' leathers. They were great. G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Gym Program 25 Volleyball 55 Health Oliice 4. ELIZABETH L. PONZINE Springfield I'll remember my firrt day ol Regional and homeroom 219. Class Vice President 15 Glee Club 25 Regionalogue 3,45 Chemistry Club 35 G.A.A. 3,45 Bowling 45 J'onathan's Journal 45 Creative Writing Club 45 Science Fair 1,55 Volleyball 45 Chem- istry Project Club 4. WARREN POPPRE Springfield I'll remember all zbe friendf I've made and lbe greal ziozef I bad. ROSE PULCINO Springfield I'll remember all my friend: and lbe good time: we bad in Homeroom 219. MATTHEW PRINCIPE Mountainside I'll remember lbe girl wbo .rat in from of me all four year! and my rbop clanef. Wrestling 1,45 Intramural Wrestling 2,35 Intramural Basketball 2,45 Fireman 5,45 Homeroom President 1,2. JOAN PUPA Mountainside I'll remember dren-up day and one way Jtairwayf. G.A.A. 1,2,3: Softball 15 Horseback Riding 2. JOAN MARIE PRODY Kenilworth I'll remember all tbe friendr I'1fe made and tba! crazy bomeroom 219. G.A.A, 1,253,115 Softball 1,33 Tennis 35 Bowling 25 Archery 25 Swimming 3,45 Volleyball 15 Hockey 15 F.T.A. 45 Homeroom Secretary 15 Slide Rule Club 35 Cheerleading Club 1,25 Art Club 45 Jonathan's journal 4, SALLY QUERQUES Springfield I'll remember everyone. 79 STEVEN RAGO KAREN RAHNENFUHRER LEONARD F. RAPPA Kenilworth Kenilworth Kenilworth I'll remember wrestling and foolball, l'll remember lbe rotation Jrbedale, :be I'll remember my experiencer will: zbe lbe :bort luncb periods' and all lbe learberr and tbe boy who ral bebind me people who were bere during my four frzendr 1,126 made. all four yearr. yearr. Football 1,2,3,4g Wrestling 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,23 Steno Club 15 D.E. 4, Football 13 Baseball 1,2g Soccer 3,4g Science Fair 1. Fireman 4. ROSE MARIE RAPPA Kenilworth I'll remember all tbe friendr Foe made and all tbe good timer we bad iogelber, G.A'A. 1,2,3,4g Gym Program 2g Bas- ketball 3g Bowling 4g Senior Play Props Committee 45 G.A.A. Program 4, 80 JANET RAWLINS Springfield I'll remember tbe bidr, lbe junior Prom, Senior Ball, football gamer and Mirr Romano. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Archery 1,25 Volley- ball 2. EDWARD B. REESE Kenilworth I'll remember tbe many friend: I've made and all lbe fun I bad. Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Key Club 3,4g Varsity Club 3,4. VIRGINIA MARY REICHELT Kenilworth I'll remember the powder jfghll in the girl: gym and all the friendr I've made. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Cheerleading Club 15 Softball 2,55 Bowling 33 Basketball 33 junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Sports Dance Committee 4. ALAN RHODES Kenilworth 81 DOUGLAS RENIGAR Springfield Track 1,2g Manager 3,4. WILBUR F. RETTENMAIER Berkeley Heights I'll remember the teacberr, Ike many ffiendr I've made and lbe long bu: ride to school. Slide Rlue Club 39 Chemistry Club 33 Regional Science Fair 2,45 Newark Sci- ence Fair 2g Chemistry Project Club 4. Queen at the Junior Prom. fGail Guenther, Ellen Soutbgate, Sonja Fullefj, me 5 459- BX Why didn't I do it last night? fNadine Trupi, William Kallarzree, Richard Minette, Veronica Dehner, Wid Painter in study hall D. JERRY RICCIO Mountainside l'll remember Mr. Matthews, Bowling 2,3,4. THOMAS RIEDER Kenilworth I'll remember all my nice teacher: and the :hart lunch periadr. Baseball 2g Basketball 2. LESLIE RIVKIND Springfield I'll remember -- YOU - the friendr, teacher: and the .ftudenlr who have lmade my year: here the bert ever. National Forensic League 2,3,4g Spanish Club 2,3,4g Dramatics Club 53 Secre- tary 4g Dayton News Staff 2g Art Editor 3,4g Jonathan's journal 33 Art Editor 49 Regionalogue 45 Spanish National Honor Society 3,45 Senior Play and Carousel Set Designer 45 82 Senior Executive Board 44 52? PHYLLIS ELAINE ROBERTS Springfield I'll remember all the nice hid: I met here. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Archery 1,25 Volleyball 5g Softball 1,25 Rec. Games 2g Future Nurses Club 1,2g Vice President 2g Health Oflice Assistant 2,3,4g Overlook junior Volunteer 3,4. WILLIAM ROBINSON Mountainside I'll remember tlae many happy time: I've bad and the many friend: I have made. Wrestling 2,3,45 Slide Rule Club 33 Student Council 45 Science Fair 3. l l , RUSSELL GEORGE ROMOND Berkeley Heights I'll remember tbe kid: in the .rcbaol and the training I'1fe had in my :bop eourres. Soccer 35 Wrestling 3,4. LORIE ROETTGER Springfield I'll remember all lbe friendr 1,116 made, the teachers, and all lvappy memoriex. G.A.A. 1,2,35 Hockey 1,25 Softball 15 Basketball 15 Volleyball 15 Health Oiice Assistant 25 German Club 3,4. CONNIE ROSA Berkeley Heights I'll remember flue kidr and the foolball gamer. G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Band 1,25 Hockey 1. GERTRUDE ROHRER Berkeley Heights I'll remember the kidx. Dayton News 3,45 G.A.A. 3,45 Arch- ery 25 Softball 35 Bowling 35 Soccer 4, SHEILA RENEE ROSS Springfield I'll remember the learlaerr, friendr, and all lbe good timer in Regional. Nurses Club 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Over-. look Aid 3,45 Health Office 2,3,45 F.T.A. 1,25 Woodshop 35 Baseball 3,45 Archery 2,45 Volleyball 45 Psychology Club 4. 85 MARIE ROSATO Berkeley Heights I'll remember my junior homeroom leaeher, Mr. Affanofo and the fun 1,118 had in D.E. G.A.A. 1,2. BENJAMIN TOM ROWE Berkeley Heights I'll remember many friend! I have made. Fireman 3,4g Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Soccer 1,23 Baseball 1,2. 84 l DONALD ROTHWELL Berkeley Heights I'll remember the hid! I,1!E known, and some of the good times I'oe had here. Track 1,23 Photography 3,43 N.F.L. 3,43 Debate 3,43 Forum 4g Bowling 4. JAMES W. RUBAN Springfield I'll remember all lhe people 1,172 mel. Weight Liftihg Club 4, Bowling 1. LAWRENCE H. ROUSE Kenilworth I'll remember all the friend: I've made. Football 1, Basketball 1,2,3,4g Base- ball 1,2,3,4. SHEILA LOIS RUBEL Springfield l'll remember football gamer, friendly teacherr, friendly friendr, good timer, and dancer. Nurses Club 1,23 G.A.A. 2,49 Overlook Aides 3,43 Health Ofhce 3,43 Wood- shop 35 Baseball 3,4g Archery 3,4g Volleyball 4g Psychology Club 4. KATHLEEN ANN RUGGIERI Mountainside I'll remember Daddy Mike, lbe friend: I made, tbe football gamer, and my senior year. Hockey 1,2,35 Swimming 2,3g Softball 2,3,4g Volleyball 2,5,45 Archery 25 Cheerleading 1,25 Bowling 45 Produc- tion Staff of Regionalogue 45 G.A.A. 1,2,5,4. LORETTA CAROL RYAN Mountainside l'll remember tbe wonderful kids, our great football gamer, basketball gamer, and tbe friendliness of tbe kidr, Basketball 1,2,3,45 Hockey 25 Baseball 2,35 Art 15 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Leaders Club 2,35 G.A.A. l,2,5,45 Archery 25 Service Club 1. 85 GEORGE RUPP Mountainside I'll remember tbe friend: Foe bad al Regional. Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Varsity Club 5,45 Key Club 2,3,45 Secretary 45 Honor Society, Secretary- Treasurerg Chemistry Club 35 Slide Rule Club 35 Senior Class Executive Board. ,v.' yi Afiilffisfi gi - f ' A L-i a Zff!. ?f?' .- Q ' HERBERT RUPP Mountainside Baseball 15 Basketball 1,25 Key Club 2,3,45 Wrestling 45 Slide Rule Club 3. The tractor corps visits Governor Livingston. fEd Cardinal and Mirbael Prinre ar part of our Agriculture Departmenfr outside workj. fftdb 1 , . , . . ..,,, . 5 I 1 ',,:1,,, it 5 ,WN P. -r le... il . .l r I May I take your coat, Dr. Dussel? fCyntbia Harter, George Seltzer, jay Gladstone in 4 Irene from tbe Senior Play, Diary of Anne Frankuj. SUSAN B. SANBORN Mountainside I'll remember my junior year. G.A.A. 1,2,5,4Q Hockey 13 Basketball 1,2,3,43 Volleyball 13 Bowling 3,4Q Archery 23 F.T.A. 43 -Ionathan's jour- nal 4. HASSEI.. SAVARD Springfield I'1l remember tbe sporty oclinizief. Stage Crew 4. 86 JULIE RYDER Springheld G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Archery 13 Volleyball 1,2,3,43 Softball 1,2,3g Horseback Rid- ing 2,53 Basketball 3,4Q Hockey 2,3,4Q Field Day 23 Art Club 2g jonathan's journal 1,2,3,4g Assistant Editor 33 Editor 43 Science Fair 3,43 National Forensic League 23 Forum Club 2g Poetry Club 23 Biology Club 2g Spanish Club 3,43 President 43 Psychology 3,43 Chemistry Project Club 43 Guidance Oiiice 4g National Honor Society 43 Math Club 43 Delegate to Girls' Citizenship Institute 3. JONI ANN SAYLE Springfield l'll remember my junior bomeroom feacber, Mr, Ajfanoro and tbe luncber over Tony':. Softball 23 Health Oihce Assistant 1,2g Volleyball 1,23 Bowling 23 Archery 23 Cheerleading 23 Freshman Chorus. apex ANN ETTE SBORDONE Kenilworth I'll remember ibe friendlinerr and ro- opernlion of ibe kidr, my Senior year at Regional. Hockey 15 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,25 Archery 15 Health Office 15 Cheerleading 1,2,3g Bowling 1,45 At- tendance Office 4. RAYMOND SCHIESL Springfield I'll remember tbe rpirii deooled to all the rporlr. Slide Rule Club 3. 1 l CHARLES SCHADE Mountainside I'll remember Mr. Loux'.r Englirb 2 clan. Bowling 2,45 Stage Crew 2,3,45 Slide Rule Club 4. WAYNE SCHOBER Berkeley Heights I'll remember Mr. Grormzan. Hall Patrol 1,25 Stage Crew 1,2341 Model Railroad Club 15 Chemistry Club 1,25 Ollice Held 1,2. JANET SCHATZ Berkeley Heights I'lI remember being a new Senior, and my jiri! day at Regional. F.N.A. 15 F.T.A. 25,45 Leaders Club 25 Library Council 35 G.A.A. 45 Re- gionalogue 4g Dayton News 45 Archery 35 Basketball 3. EUGENE SCHRAMM Springfield I'll remember tbe lerrijir fun and Jpiril at tbe football gamer. Metal Shop Club 4. 87 FRED K. SCHUMM Kenilworth l'll remember a few learberr, 4 lol of activitier and many frlerzdx. German Club 2,55 Projector Club 43 Band 3,4, GEORGE L. SELTZER Springlield l'll remember all lbe extra-currirular aetwizier. Print Club 1,2,3,4g N.F.L. 1,2,3,4g President 3,45 Debate 1,2,3,4g Basket- ball 23 Slide Rule Club 3g Future Scientist lg Advanced Math 4g Forum 1,2,3,4g Senior Play 45 Student Operetta 3. 88 JAMES SCRUDATO Springfield I'll remember dren-up day and lbe friendf I made. Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,4. ANN SEMPEPOS Springfield I'll remember tbe friendlineu of the Jebool and tbe good timer Jpenl bere. Glee Club lg Distributive Education. EMIL SCUORZO Kenilworth I'll remember football mort of all. Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball lg Wrest- ling 2,4g Track 2,4. SUSAN D. SHAFFER Berkeley Heights G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Baseball 25 Basketball 25 Future Nurses Club 1,2g Volleyball 1,2g Drill Team 2,33 Swimming 4g Attendance Oiiice 45 Yearbook 4g French Club 45 Senior Play Publicity Committee 45 Bowling 4g Tennis 4. 'V fu k :V I LYN NE SHAW Berkeley Heights I'll remember tbe friendlinerr of every- one to a newcomer. Latin Club 1,25 French Club 3,45 Sec- retary 35 Red Cross Representative 33 History Club 35 Music Club 35 News- paper 1,2,3,45 Page Editor 33 Choir 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 4. -AGL RICHARD SIBOLE Springhelcl I'Il remember :be good limer az :be foolball gamer. Band 1,2,3,4g Ofhcer 35 Bowling Team 3,45 Slide Rule Club 45 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3,4, 89 ROBERT SHAYER Springfield I'll remember tbe friendr made and the many enjoyable day! on lbe Re- gional foolball ffeld and Zeam. Football 2,3,45 Basketball 3,45 Base- ball 3,45 Biology Club 25 Glee Club 2,3. JOHN SHUHALA Kenilworth I'll remember tbe greal Jzudenlr and zeacberr al Regional, Slide Rule Club 3. Up, up, and over! Uanire Pierron, Wendy Beyer, Diane Borigbl, Iudy Lorenz, Ann Gilligan, Arlene Malirber, joan Pitney, Pbyllir Kaplan, Barbara Weflorbj. fi Don't look at the camera. This is a candid! fMr, Alfnnom Jomewlaere in Hiytoryj. RICHARD SIEBERT Springfield I'l1 remember the' great friends' and parties. Intramural Basketball 1,45 Bowling 4. 3 ,SSW 1 'W 1 K qv' g' Q. CHARLOTTE SIGRIST Mountainside l'll remember the many great timer. G.A.A. 15 Freshman Chorus 15 Glee Club 25 Choir 35 Distributive Ed. 4. IWW ROSEMARIE SICA Kenilworth l'll remember the rrowded lmllf and the Jule!! timer. Cheerleading Club 1,2,3g Distrilbutive Education 4, President5 Freshman Chorus 15 Spanish Club 1. , , ,E1 8 V 4, Q s'o.o'q:?,J?f',' o 9 s 0 orign . o Q 0 0 c cl 0 4, ouvuv 'j ,l ' , i, ,c lt!-I v 0 .l.l'l J v ' ' 'h. . ,fl lgaafug CATHIE SILANCE Springfield I'll remember Regional mortly for the wonderful .rtudentr and tearlaerx. G.A.A. 15 Volleyball 15 Baseball 15 Basketball 25 Golf 25 Glee Club 2,35 Choir 5,45 Ensemble 45 N,F.L. 45 French Club 4. PAUL SIOCK Kenilworth I'll remember the beauliful campus, the our rider, Ralaway football gamer and the gym periods. Class President 1,2,3g Student Council 1,2,3g Key Club 2,3,4g President 4, Spanish Club 33 Chemistry Club Vice President 3g Advanced Math Club 4g National Honor Society 5,43 Basketball 1,2g Baseball 1,23 Spanish National Honor Society 5,4. MARY SLOWEY Springfield I will remember the good timer, bad times, bard work, and people. Library Council lg G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Volleyball 3, Basketball 1,39 Cheering Club 15 Dayton News 2,5g F.T.A. 3,4g Chemistry Club 3g Regionalogue 3,4g Editor lUnderclassmenjg French Club 45 Junior Prom Publicity Committeeg Senior Play Prop Committee, Archery lg Tennis 4. College bound. BILL SLAPIN Springfield I'll remember the kids in the band. Concert Band 3,45 Dance Band 3,4g Marching Band 4. Ambition: Professional Musician. BARRY P. SMITH Springfield l'll remember the warm friendr and the fool carr. 46' DAN SLATTERY Springfield I will remember all my friends and all the parlie: we bad. Previous School - Class Treasurer lg Football 1,2g Christmas Play 1,2g Track 1,2. This School - Track 3,4. Ambition: A Salesman or Radio Com- mentator. ROBERT SMITH Kenilworth I'll remember lbe many good timer in Mr. Scoeca'r Hislory flair. German Club lg Intramural Basketball. I JILL SMYTHE Berkeley Heights I'll remember tbe great football games, uwerlling matebes, and the parlief we bad. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Modern Dance lg Rec. Games lg Archery 2,3,4g Baseball 2,43 Bowling 3,4g Latin Club lg Spanish Club 2,3,4g Biology Club 25 Drill Team 33 Psychology Club 33 Overlook Hospital Aide 3,4g Art Club 4g Stu- dent Council 4g jonathan's journal 4g B. Altman jr. Board Advisor 45 Health Office Assistant 4. MARYANN SOOS Springfield I'll remember tbe football gamer and the racial affairs. Drill Team 2,3,4g G.A.A.g Art Club l,2. 92 SANDRA SOMERS Kenilworth I'll remember the friendliness of the Jtudenzr. G.A.A. 1,2,3g Bowling lg Volleyball 33 Baseball 1,2,5g Cheerleading Club 1,3g Guidance Oflice 3. TED SORIENTE Springfield I'll remember Mrr. Doberlyf 4111 period General Malb 11 elayr. Baseball 2,3,4g Football 2g Intramural Basketball. FREDERICK W. SOMMER Springfield I'll remember tbe knowledge I bare acquired, lbe teaebers witb ufbom I made friendr, and my elafrmater. Track lg Graphic Arts Club 2,3,4g Wrestling 2,3,4. WARREN SORRENTINO Kenilworth I'll remember all the Jbop clauer. -19 ELLEN B. SOUTHGATE Berkeley Heights I'll remember the wofzderful people, tbe daneef, football games' and tbe ligbted lower. G.A,A. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,3,45 Arch- ery 35 Tennis 35 Baseball 25 Bowling 3,45 Vice President of Homeroom 15 Ensemble 45 Secretaryg Freshman Chorus 15 Choir 2,35 Ionatharfs Jour- nal 3,45 Regionalogue Staff 3,45 Editor of School Life. .. ,, EJ, CAROLE STAMBOL Springfield I'll remember Mr. Kaplan'J IJ! period Englifb clam. G.A.A. 2,45 Regionalogue Production Staff 45 Dress Code Committee. 93 STEPHEN SPEAR Springfield I'll remember Mr. Kulawier and bit joker. Dayton News 1.3.41 Sound Studio 2: Chemistry Club 3,45 Slide Rule Club 35 N.F.L, 3,45 Debate Club 3,45 Forum 3,45 Radio Club 4. TE? GRACE SPETH Mountainside I'll remember tbe reaeberf, my friends, and all tbe fun I bad. Library Council 3,4. The court is now in session. fMr. Trinity, Mr. Brown, Naney Oabmfzn, Sue Rivbind al fry- oulf for ibe operefm Cm'ou.rel j. Coach Hunchar, please, you're tickling me! lMr. Huncbar in Health Clanj. KAYE MARIE STEIN ER Springfield l'll remember my Jtudy periodf. 94 KAY STERN Kenilworth A l'll remember bow quickly lbe yeury wen! by. GLEN STEINER Springfield I'll remember Mr. Kropifzirkifr 6zb period General Sbop clan. Soccer 4. DOROTHY STEWART Kenilworth I'll remember tbe trialx and tribulatiom of :be Senior Play. Senior Play 4g Glee Club. RUSS STEWART Springfield MARIE SUMMERER Kenilworth Ifll remember being in tbe Dirtribula- lwe Eduralion elarr. Decker Club 4. 15- t i illni . ' Ls si-Zu-l 1' ff' f '- Niki: ,S gg . K Av:-is .ffaf - is a t r a id: 1 gif' '55 -'fe' ,-fff' ff1 - TIMOTHY STEWART Springfield I'll remember lbe band. Band 1,2,3,4, Presidentg Skin Divers Club 2,3,4, Presidentg Chemistry Club 3, Secretaryg Future Scientists of Amer- ica Ig Dance Band 2,3,4g Executive Board Student Council 3,4g Track lg Slide Rule Club 3. PAULETTE SVITAK Kenilworth l'll remember working in lbe Heallb Ofire witb Mrr. Montgomery and lbe wonderful friendr I bane made. Freshman Chorus 1g Future Nurses Club 2,55 Glee Club 2g Health Oflice Assistant 2,5,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Volley- ball 1,2g Basketball 25 Archery 2g Speech and Dramatics Club 3. MURIEL STONE Springfield I'll remember lbe wonderful friendr I bane made and, lbe good timer I bane bad witb lbem. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Dayton News 2,3,4g Associate News Editor 3, News Editor 43 Chemistry Club 3g Nursing Club lg Slide Rule Club 53 Senior Class Secre- tary 4g Guidance Office Assistant 3,4g Archery 2g Baseball 3g Tennis 3g Na- tional Honor Society 4g Student Council 2,4. KAREN JOY SYERS Berkeley Heights I'll remember lumber witb Dol, jackie, and fobnny and tbore weighted down goalie rboer and leg guardr in gym. 95 fir?-1 RUTH TAMAROFF Berkeley Heights I'll remember tbe Dayion New: going to the printer. Dayton News 1,2,3,4g Co-Assistant Fea- tures Editor lg Co-Features Editor 2g Features Editor 3,4g N.F.L. 1,2,3,4g Debate lg G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Leaders Club 2,3,4g Archery 1,2,3g Basketball 1,25 Swimming 33 Golf 2g Volleyball 1,25 French Club 2,33 Student Council 3,43 Parliamentarian 43 Executive Board 4. JOE TESTA Berkeley Heights I'll remember tbe foolball field, wreftling mat, and erpecially tbe sweat room. Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 15 Wrestling 3,4. 96 2 4 L .:':92:f:.T -:wx-7 ' ,fi-c -G ' .,LL , In t . , ,.t,,...,. ,t.,, , . . Z Z1 , Q . ,1fJ:11'V:f32ffS51E if exif? ,.,. ' Tj ' fs- -A V- af-' I . 1 f fvfgffaawwe 1 ,f I 2 ff in ' f X5 rf! I f'if'wlA?f L ff? If f ? -era iff f .1 , 1 If: f y 1 gt 7 f ' ,f , , f- ,l f,-,gr lg, 1 5 , Springfield I'll remember lbe mleflbenirx I bad in gym. CAROL THORN Springfield I'll remember lbe rock n' roll auembly from Clark. PAT TEHAN Kenilworth I'll remember zbe wonderful friendr I made al Regional and lbe Jbori lunrb periods. Freshman Chorus lg G.A.A. 1,2,4g Guidance Office Assistant SQ Softball 3, JAMES P. THURSTON Mountainside I'll remember the wonderful bidi I mel and the fragrance of lbe boyx' locker room. .e t m y nf, . 4 is 7 fi 2145- ' 'Mi 5:-' AP i. ff i . isa 1-5' L ' . if-'ffff STEPHEN TOMIE Springfield I'll remember the learberf. CHRISTINE TREVOR Springfield I'Il remember our gym periodx. G.A.A.g Archeryg Modern Danceg Soft- ballg Basketballg Tips for Teensg Tennis. 97 FLORENCE TORREN TI Kenilworth I'll remember the Jbort lunch periods and my Hixtory 1 flair. V Cheerleading Club 1,2g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Health Office Assistant 3. PAULINE TRAPAN I Kenilworth I'll remember my gym clan and all the fun I had llaere mort of zbe lime. G.A,A, 4g Softball 5. Where did the time go? l0uzdaor gmduurion Jervicefj. Cynthia Harcer and the Big Bear at the Carousel. LEONARD TRIPODI Kenilworth I'll remember tbe lumber. 98 CAROLE LEE TRONOLONE Mountainside I'll remember :be excitement of tbe wfextling imazebex plus lbe lrue friendx made. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Twirling Club 1,25 Volleyball 3,43 Softball 3g Bowling 3,4g Biology Club. GDN JOAN TRIPODI Kenilworth I'll remember my gym claire! and all lbe fun I bed tbere. Cheerleading Club 1,2g G.A.A. 1,43 Softball 3. VICKI TUJAGUE Mountainside I'll remember lbe wonderful time: I bad wills lbe Operelta rail and lbe friend! I made wbile on tbe mzf of tbe Dayton Newr. Dayton News Exchange Editor 2,33 Spanish Club 3g Dramatics Club 33 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. CHED TWYMAN Mountainside MARILYN TYLER Kenilworth F0I'l1m 1,21 N-F-L. 23 Homeroom PI6Si- I'Il remember lbe rurbed lumber, foot- dent Ig Skin Divers Club 2. 1 LYNN URNER Mountainside A I'll remember lbe Sludenl Prinre - Drink, drink, drink. Freshman Chorus 1' Glee Club 2 Choir Vice Chairman 3,43 G.A.Al 1,2,3g Volleyball 25 Basketball 2 Forum Club lg Drill Team Sg Dra matics Club 43 Senior Play 45 Regiona- logue 4. ball gamer and Health Ojjfire bimrbr. G.A.A. 1,2,3,g Baseball 1,2,3g Volley- ball 2. RICHARD VAN HORN Mountainside l'll remember lbe friendlinerr. Football 2,5,4g Track 2,3,4g Debate 2,4g N.F.L. 25,49 Vice President 4g Student Council 4g Student Council Executive Committee 4g jr. Class Execu- tive Committee 5: Sr. Class Executive Committee 45 Assembly Committee 3,43 Co-Chairman 4g Publicity Chairman jr. Prom 3. I 8: BONNIE ULISNIK Springfield I'll remember Ibe bimrbi' you get in ,fbe Heultb Ofice and lbe crazy gym rlarrer. FRANK VARKALA Springfield I'll remember Mr. Scocrdr cool History clam. Vice President I-lomeroom lg Football 2,33 Baseball 23 Radio Club 3g Bowl- ing 4. 99 6 PATRICIA VENTURA Mountainside I'll remember Driver? Education. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Archery 13 Softball 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 5,4g Bowling 3,4g Twirling Club 1,2, i 1 l JUDY VONDER Kenilworth I'll remember Ibe wonderful fellaJ and girl: 1,118 bad the opportunity to meet and zbe lean-bers. G.A.A. 2,43 F.T.A. 3,43 Spanish Club 4g J.D.R.H.S. Science Fair, 5rd prize Chemistry Uunior Yearjg Greater Newark Science Fair, most artistic proj- ect Uunior Yearjg Creative Chemistry Science Fair at Fairleigh Dickinson Sth prize Uunior Yearjg Volleyball 25 Archery 25 Baseball 2,43 Bowling 4g Basketball 4. 100 DOUGLAS VOIGT Berkeley Heights I'll remember lbe homeroom barketball tournament. Dayton News 2,3,4g Sports Editor 43 French Club 2,33 Slide Rule Club 35 Advanced Math Club 4g Choir 3. JAY WARMAN Springfield I'1l remember the clothing ruler. Radio Workshopg Springfield Skindiver Clubg Vice President 2,33 Latin Club 2. MARLENE VOLPE Kenilworth I'll remember tbe friendly kidr, foolball gamer, and the Jebool ilrelf. Cheerleading Club lg Freshman Chorusg Future Nurses Club lg Baseballg G.A.A.g Talent Show 4. STEPHEN WATERS Mountainside l'll remember Mr. Druekmanhr Englirb elarser. Bandg Dance Bandg Ensembleg Skin Diving Olubg Secretary 5. l VIRGINIA WATERS Mountainside I'll remember moxt lbe bappy, relaxed and friendly attizude of everyone toward everyone elfe. I will alfo remember tbe ombilion: of all zbe rtudenlr. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Volleyballg Recreation Gamesg Hockeyg Archeryg' F.T.A. 1,2, 3,43 Program Planning Committee for F.T.A. JAMES WEATHERSBEE Berkeley Heights I'll remember tbe drug meet: after Jcbool. Baseball 1. 101 SUSAN WAYNE Kenilworth l'll remember tbe Jborz luncb periodr. G.A.A. 1,2,33 Twirling 1g Student Council 39 F.T.A.g Guidance Ofliceg Latin Club 1,23 Homeroom Secretary 4. ROSALIE WAYPA Springfield I'lI remember ibe crowded, friendly bully, zbe leocberf, Ibe Jfndezzfy, and bow nice everyone looked on dren'-up day. G.A.A. 25 Slide Rule Club 3.4g Tennis 3g Archery 35 Science Fair, Honorable Mention 25 Tips for Teens Club 2. Carol Kordys, Mr. Druckman. J Can Erzold get that long one? BARBARA ANN WESLOCK Kenilworth I'll remember my happy day: at Re- gional witb my friendx. 102 ALLEN WESTERBERG Berkeley Heights I'll remember lunrb at Regional. Biology Club 2g Chemistry Club 3,4g Slide Rule Club 33 Advanced Math Club 4g Tennis 4. lll EVELYN WELDON Springield I'll remember tbe friendf I bane met. ROBERT WIESE Kenilworth I remember tbe many friend! I made ai Regional. SUSAN WILLIAMS Berkeley Heights I'll remember :be irzlererling Erzglifb and foreign language rlurrey, I'll alfa remember tbe good time: wiib friendly siudenlf. Latin Club 2,3,4g French Club 4g Psy- chology Club 3g Creative Writing Club 39 Art Club 2,45 Regionalogue Staff 45 Freshman Chorusg Choir 2,3,4g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Archery 1,2. ROBERT WILSON Mountainside I'll remember my beloved tearberx. A Band 1,2,5,4g Dance Band 1,2,3,4. ROBERT H. WILLIAMSON Berkeley Heights Homeroom President lg Football 1,2, 3,4g Dayton News Representative 3,4. CAROL WINTERS Berkeley Heights I'll remember lbe .rbort lumber and long periods. F.T.A. 1,2,3,4g Secretary 53 Ticket Sales for Senior Play. LOIS WILSON Berkeley Heights I'll remember my junior bomeroom, Strubbex, dren-up day, crowded ball- woyf, up and down Jlnirunyr ubirb made everybody lale. Secretary Homeroom 15 Guidance Office Assistant 23,45 G.A.A. 1,2,4g Softball SQ Twirling Club 35 Regional Twirler 4. MICHAEL WITTE Berkeley Heights I 103 SARAH ERWIN WOOLWORTH Berkeley Heights l'll remember tbe friendly people, my junior bomeroom, Strubbef, and tbe graduatei. President of Homeroom lg Treasurer of Class lg School Paper 1,2g Assemblies Committee 2g Program Committee 25 Sign Committee 23 Student Council Election Committee 1,23 Cheerleader 2g G.A.A. 3,43 Swimming 3,4g Bowling 43 Basketball 3,43 Jonathan's journal 3,45 Choir4g President, Student Council. CAROL WYWROT Berkeley Heights I'll remember the beautiful eampuy and buildingr. Alio I'll remmeber tbe wonderful timer I brwe bad bere. G.A.A, 1,2,3,4g G.A.A, Assembly 25 Latin Club 1,23 Twirling Club 2,31 Biology Club 2g Slide Rule Club 53 F.T.A. 2,3,4g Archery 2,5,4g Hockey 15 Softball 2,3,. 104 JOSEF WUESTMAN Mountainside I'll remember tbe lerrifie track team and tbe .rporz izself. Skin Diving Club 2,3g Chemistry Club 3,43 Psychology Club 33 Slide Rule Club 33 Senior Class Executive Council. MARY YEAGER Berkeley Heights I'll remember ibn! mort of tbe zearberr were friendly and nice. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Basketball 2,3g Base- 'ball 1,2,3,4g Volleyball 2,3,4g Hockey. 2,55 Archery 1,2,5,43 Biology Club 2g Art Club 1,2g Nurses Club 3,4g Band 1,2. BRUCE WUNNER Berkeley Heights I'll remember .rome of tbe learberr and the player: on tbe teams. Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2,4g Graphic Arts Club 2,3,4g Senior Play, Stage Crew 3. BILL YEAGER Springfield l'll remember cut rlips, detenlion, failed lens, and tbe Ierzcberr. Golf 3. ALYNN ZAHAROWITZ Mountainside I'll remember graduation, G.A.A. 33 Miss Keith's Office 4. FAITH ZATKO Springfield l'll remember all lbe very nire frierzdf Regional brougbt me. Freshman Chorus 1g Choir 2g G.A.A. 3g Ensemble 3,43 Twirling Club 2,33 Operetta 3,4. STAN ZAWISTOWSKI Mountainside JOSEPH ZDYBEL Berkeley Heights 1'll remember ibe nice teocberx, Baseball 1. 105 f s ..,,, 1 ff- ' n N fm ,, nw 6 a - IRENE ZIDONIK Springfield I'll remember the ftudenzf. Debate lg Forum lg Nurse's Club lg G.A.A. 1,2,5,4g Bowling 1,3,4g Basket- ball lg Volleyball 1g Softball 1,2,4g Archery 1,2,4g Regionalogue 5g Health Office Assistant 2,3,4g Library Council 15 Sound Studio Announcer 3,43 Drill Team 4. 4. 1 -. 1 A -. ,fa lex.. ff J Q ,S wk api - 1 9 4 rs, -'N , gy .Qi K J.: 1 ,ff-J. 2 U 3 F r 'Wkfs:- SPGITS ,yet-G Jx Q., NA, l ff,f ,fn -L., S, J if' Q 0, I LEADER'S CLUB Top 10 boflomr Gail Guenther. Charyl loas. Ellen Peinhardt, Dolores Herman, Carol Fisher, Barbara Boyle, Dorothy Fuhrer, Phyllis Kaplan, Nancy Farrar, Sandy Carson, Joyce Hartung, Claire Longlield. Cwzfcr. lop 10 buflflllli Wenrly Tuttle, Kathy Barnes, Nancy Oakman. Barbara Jones. Linda Buthe, Pat McGo- vern, Barbara Heller, Betty Bader, Nancy Leonhardt, Pam Berg. Nancy Campbell. Barbara Keeler. girls? sports The Girls' Athletic Association is an important organization which provides after-school sports activities of all types in which fun, fellowship, and good sportsmanship are the key- notes. The Leaders' Club functions as an aid in all sports affairs- leading, planning, officiating, Members are selected on leader- ship ability and general excellence in athletics. HOCKEY Firzrl raw: Pam Berg, Pat McGovern. Linda Miller, Jeanne Bodnar, Veronica Dehner, Nancy Leonhardt, Myra Terry, Alberta Bell, Barbara Starr, Second rouf: Diane Chirba, Chris Cleaveland, Betty Bader, Linda Buthe, Nancy Marshall, Nancy Best, Barbara Jones, Barbara Keeler, Third rozr: Sue Sparks, Roberta Weissman, Carol Young, Barbara Taylor. Mary Hen- dricks, Joan Molluso, Joan Ryder, Sherrie Tompkins, Margie JN G.A.A. OFFICERS Seated: Pat McGovern, Nancy Oakman. Slmzdirzg Sindy Carson, Barbara Jones. Pomerantz, Roberta Finney, Joanne Rohrer, Kathey Finn, Fam-lb ww: Susan Kemph, Joyce Mende. Carol Jenson, Elsa Dixler, Judy Sinkowitz, Debbie Powers, Barbara Nadler, Chris Wyrot, Lorna Vicendes, Joan Stengel. Cindy Brandle. Fiflh 7'01l'Z Karen Kauer, Dorothy Belin. Carol Belliveau, Laurel Doty, Diane Wilke, Mary Ann Miller, Helen Rau, Elaine Bouchard, giathyc Warner, Sue Rich, Debbie Harrison, Judy Di Biase, Joan ame . ith, , .,i 'I ral S. . .T. . .R. . .E. . .T. . .C. . .H SENIOR CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: Liz Connett, Carol Marano, Joyce Hartung, Ronnie Dehner, Dolores Hetman. Slunding: Charyl Ioas, Claire Longfield, Gail Guenther, Sandra Carson, Karen Pennypacker, Nancy Farrar. JUNIOR CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM Fi:-rl row: Jeanne Bodnar, Nancy Oakman, Nancy Leonhardt. Second rout: Linda Buthe, Nancy Marshall, Barbara Keeler, Barbara Jones, Pat McGovern, Virginia Dunne. Third 1-ow: Barbara Heller, Nancy Campbell, Elise Lindauer, Barbara Rau, Wendy Tuttle. , SOPHOMORE CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: Barbara Taylor, Standing: Cindy Brandle, Jane Loman, Joyce Mende, Joan Molluso. ' Basketball plays an important role in girls' sports. Be- sides intramural games, the Regional girls play other towns with keen competitive spirit. Tryouts are held from all four classes and class teams are picked. Towns played this year were: Roselle Park, Westheld, Clark, North Plainfield, and Millburn. After the games played with exuberant rivalry, the op- ponents join and are served refreshments by the home team. How do you like that boys? FRESHMAN CLASS BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling: Kathy McKenna, Shirley Keeler, Kathe Warner. Slnndingz Daisy Hunter, Mable Clark, Judy Allen, Sue Rich. . . . And Mighty Morano executes a BRILLIANT save, smashing . . . 111 5' 5, m Mk 'K I wgg kai Eff 4 E R ,- Xxxmgg As the warm weather finally arrives a young girl's fancy turns to archery, softball, tennis, or horseback riding. TENNIS-What a racquet! Lefl lo right: Sally Fraser, Ve- ronica Dehner, Carol Dolan, Lynn Hector, Marcia Herberg, June Dela Salla, Hope Bliwise, Murial Stone, Joyce I-lartung, Claire Longheld, Charyl Ioas, Laura Mertz, Alice Huber. GIRL ROBINHOODS Betty Bader, Pat McGovern, Third row: Virginia Dunne, Chris Krupinski, Ruth Thomas, Nancy Marshall, Linda Buthe, Barbara Heller, Barbara Lange, Barbara Jones, Wendy Tuttle, Barbara Keeler. SOFTBALL Firrt row, left lo righlz, Karen Pennypacker, Sally Fraser, Dolores Hetman, Margo Herberg, Pat Ventura, Veronica Dehner, Carol Moore, Marilyn Muller, Gwen Grant, Irene Casternobia, Ger Rohrer, Carol Dolam, Marcia Herberg, Carol Ann Doughterty, Lynn Hector, Dorothy Fuhrer, Second row: Mary Yeager, Julie Ryder, Laura Mertz, Joanne McMurray, Alice Huber, Wendie Beyer, Charyl Ioas, Joyce Hartung, Muriel Sone, Irene Herman, Hope Bliwise, Claire Longlield, Ruth Briggs, Joan Sayle, Nancy Bohne. Third row: Barbara Starr, Myra Terry, Alberta Bell, Nancy ima-a Fin! row: Margo Herberg, Veronica Dehner, Irene Casternovia, Barbara Blake, Carol Dougherty, Irene Herman, Alice Huber. Second row: Alberta Bell, Nancy Leonhardt, Carol Izzo, Jan Gleim, Jeanne Bodnar, Phyllis Brink, Chris Cleaveland, Pam Berg, Leonhardt, Carol Izzo, Jan Gleim, Jeanne Bodnar, Phyllis Brink Diane Chirba, Barbara Kuback, Chris Cleaveland, Pam Berg Gloria Rouse, Betty Bader, Pat McGovern. Fourth row: Bobby Lou Perry, Ruth Thomas, Virginia Dunne, Sherry Thompson, Chris Krupinski, Linda Miller, Diane Morozek, Sue Gold, Ellen Fox Linda -Buthe, Sharon Huntoon, Barbara Heller, Fiflh row: Arlene Straver, Pat Barnwell, Pam Francis, Barbara Keeler, Nancy Mar shall, Barbara Jones, Wendy Tuttle, Barbara Lange, Dolores Kedzieoski, Ginny Ward, Y Firrl row, left lu right: Ralph Longo, joe Testa, jim Scrudato, Ed Reese, Bob Shayer, Rich Van Horn, Ron Bell, Leo Lospinoso, Emil Scuorzo. Second raze: john Lies, john Buckley, Bill Fisher, Norman Goldberg, Stuart Brink, Steve Rago, Bruce Wunner, Harold Williamson, Eric Peterson, Third raw: Terry Rice, William Taurillo, Fred Unglaub, Herb Etzold, Stan Zeidner, William Metzer, Ron Kaminski. Fowlb ww: Pete Coach Don Schr1eider's premier year as varsity coach was marked by the inspired play of the Orange and Blue. The aggressive defense and the lightning fast offense high-lighted the Bulldog play and gave the fans many exciting moments on the way to a commendable 5-2-2 record. Indicative of their fine play was the amazing come-from-behind tie with the previously un- beaten Rahway Indians. Much of the credit goes to Suchena, Frank Perralli, Ed Schnell, Walter McHann, Ken Hamilton, Romano, Carl Kirchberger, Ed Archinbald, Mike Greenberg. Fifth raw: Bill Geoghegan, Bob Begoshian, Larry Stickle, Tuffy Hartz, Mel Flint. Lenny Semon, Lou Pheifer, Bob Del Duca, Lennie Schaffensberger. Sixlb row: Coach, joe Mills, Coach, Bob Lummar, Gene Finney, jim Fish, joe Scelfo, Duncan'Foster, jerry Di Pasquale, Erskine, Head Coach, Don Schneiderg Coach, Herb Palmer, all-county quarterback Ed Reese, whose fine ball-handling and accurate passing led to the downfall of Regional opponents. Defensive ends Ron Bell and Leo Lospinoso and tackle Norm Goldberg also brought honor to Regional by securing all-county berths. Congratulations for the Hne record to Coach Schneider on his debut as head coach at Regional from the Class of 1960. Is this going to be the big one, Ed? football H4 Up, one, up, two, up, three, up, four, . . Shayer and Reese going through pre-season move with Coach Schneider F. ' fr'e ff If A race to the Hag, who will be the winner? J? f,,r5,f5 ---f 1,91 arf :fpfwaaf All County Ron Bell shows his work-horse manner of picking up needed yardage. FOOTBALL SCORES We They 21 .. ...... Hillside .,.... ... 13 7 .. ...Carteret.... .. 7 7 ...Sommervil1e.... ...40 13... .. Caldwell 6 21... ...Roselle.. ...19 24 ,., ..... Edison .... ... 12 O ,... Westfield . 7 38 .... .... P iscataway . . . . . . 7 13' ...... . , , Rahway .... ..,.. 1 3 W f Won 5 Lost 2 Tied 2 What now, Coach? FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM Pint row, left to right: Fred Mercuro, Harold Bell, William Goldberg, I-HUUY Sfeifl, R083 Tfmpsofl- Third 'DWI Sllfhenll, Valois, Lynn Nesbitt, Danny Oszvath, Ted Davis, Dave Bonis- Bill Ciefi, Thomas 5Pei8al, Paul Peflafdy Sandy Schwilffl. losky, Mike Rendine, Ronny Puorro. Second raw: jim Kissel- Richard Rosato. Fnurzb row: Coach, Vincent Albanog Robert berth, Lane Gottlieb, Mike Pizanno, Leo Vebelein, Harvey Allen, GUY Solondz, B05 OlC'CfliChC, Rich Masafii JHY MUIIOSO, i Coach, Tom McCabe. fi 1? MP ' 5 T 3 Q f 1 QA., lkgf C- a 7 I J' ' s f 'Ve l av- g ,Q Z? fins-.p-4 g'-G T. L' E ix I akin.. . Ea 'fa ., .f 1 -119 X 3f'tft'3'5f2fri3 ' X 2 me , . .. -, C . T Tl? lteai 'R aaas 2 . A' . l ,T f,f - ' rf' were V ' a v ,aa . . if Big Walt pulls down the high one and prevents a fatal score. m 1960 SOCCER SCORES ' We They fly iiigkrff 1 . . ..., Scotch Plains . . . . . , . . 1 :EW .,A, -a 7 . . . . . . Hillside . . . . . 2 .Q r C a M-fm 2 .. .,...a..s .aaa 2 H in Edison H 0 Lair za a-agar: Pete Besch, Walter Darla, Mike Besch, All-state goalie 3 Lfifnden -' 0 Walter Duda lets loose a long drive. 1 ' Jiisgson ' ' 3 . . .... ry . . . . , 1 .. .. . Irvington .. . . 2 2 .. .. Union . 0 6 .. ...Wardlaw .. . 0 . , A . M O .. ..,.. Chatam.,.,. . 1 Regional s lnltlal season in varslty soccer competition was one of storybook 2 .. ,. Hanover Park ,, , , 1 proportions. This year proved beyond a doubt that varsity soccer is here to 3 -- r. Wardlaw . 2 stay. Coach Hunchar spurred his team on to a 11-5-2 record and the finals in Z -- ifilnfgid, -4-- 0 state tournament. Those who watched the soccer games this year will testify Wok' CO Ifost fins lf that soccer will be one of the more impressive and enjoyable sports for the STATES CSOCCERJ future fans of Regional. All-county defense man john MCSSIHIO and goalie We They Walter Duda proved to be an almost invulrlerable defense, which backed up the 0 - - ----- Summit ------ - . V 0 sterling front line play of all-state forward john Angleman, all-county forwards 5 ' Lfvligfggn ' 5 Harry Devlin and Hans Kryger. All-county honors also went to halfback Mark 0 i H H A V v I Z D l Vefma I H 4 1 ' 2 Dewey. This team deserves all the recognition given to it by Regional fans and QVC-M11 Season Record Won 11 Lost 5 Tied 2 will certainly go down in the books as one of our most successful teams. VARSITY BASKETBALL Fin! row, left zo right: Coach, john Swedishg Bob Shayer, Ed Reese, Rich Baker, Bill Franklin. Serorzd row: Dave Lord, Larry Rouse, Stuart Chesler, jay Gladstone, john Lies. Minizzg: Howie Rudominer. 1960 BASKETBALL SCORES We They 59 . . . .....,.. Westheld ........... . . 56 50 Plainheld .. 52 43... Hillside .. ....55 57... ,.., Rahway.,. .,..55 67... Caldwell .. ....36 32... Westheld.. ....42 53... ., Union ....60 68 Plainfield .. 42 74... .... Linden... ....7O 85 .... Roselle Park 74 65 ... ... N. Plainfield .. ,... 61 63... ....... Union ....... ....7O 60 New Providence 48 61 ... .,.. Sommerville .. . ... . 56 65 ..., Rahway .... 62 59 .. . .. . Scotch Plains .. ... . 66 85 . . . . . Edison Township . . . . . . 48 73 Bound Brook .. 59 Basketball at Regional in 1960 had its best year in several seasons. Sparked by the brilliant ball handling of jay Gladstone, Ed Reese, and Howie Rudominerg the defensive play of Rich Bakerg and the great rebounding strength of Bill Franklin and Stuart Cheslerg the bulldogs ended their season with a 12-6 record. Among the victories were wins over powerful Westheld and Linden, and a great upset over previously unbeaten Sommerville. The Bulldogs were seeded with Scotch Plains for the eighth position in the Union County Tournament and beat them in a thrilling 62-60 playoff. However the Bulldogs were eliminated in the quarter- linal round by top seeded Cranford. The team beat Clifford Scott in the tirst round of the Group III State Tourney 57-49, and then lost to Hillside in a thrilling 58-56 game. Bill Franklin jay Gladstone jay Gladstone scores 2 points the hard way. Rich Baker basketball Howie Rudominer Stuart Chesler Ed Reese jump B111 jump B111 jump lugh up. COUNTIES CBASKETBALLJ We 62 .....,..... 50... STATE CBASKETBALLJ We 59 ,.... ..... , 56 Wor1.IQ1- ' K 1 'fx 5. ill fm mzzf , 1 f - 2 gh A i ,., 4 5 Q ' fgsgiigjgi Y kk,, gg A ' K 'iw 4 . QA 'mf Larry Rouse Mr Regxonal drlvmg past hrs man to score JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Fifzrz row: M, Mitterhoif, J. Di Pasquale, B Baker J Wexss L McConkey SEC07ld mu Coach, J. Millsg M, Freedman, E. Klebauer, J Carvelas T Schuss Tlazrd row D Ambrese Fifi: row, left 10 righl: Bud Varkala, Wilhelm Fischer, john Angleman, Tony Della Serra, Art Thomas Ted Karlin Steve Zucker Steve Zegar Bill Braun Seeond row' Coach Peter Scocc'1' Charles,Schade, Rich,Sibole, Rich Evans, Ray Keller, joe Zdyibel, Walt Ddda, Keri Wilson, Lynn Lemmerman, Coach, William Robertson, Third raw: Larry Simon, Ernie Knoles, Richard Koretz, jim Ruban, Frank Katz, Don Feldman, Ron De Santis, Ken Patrylow, Mike Figurelli. I Kneeling, left zo right: Bruce Heard, Don Crabtree, Eugene Becker, Al Westerberg. Smnding Coach, Edwin Kulawiecg Barry Marder, George Seltzer, Al Fengler, Roger Vandergof, Larry Simon 119 Wrestling . . . and another winning season for Coach Palmer and his grapplers. This year's 8-4 record marked a superior season with many standouts. Captain john Petrozelli f105j climaxed his undefeated duel match com- petition by winning the district tournament and finishing fourth in the state. He was followed by four outstanding seniors who all captured second places in the district tournament: Eugene Becker f115j, Ed Kasbarian f123j, Bob Parella 0561, and Leo Lospinoso C1681 The surprise of the year was not a senior, but was junior Ron Lucariello f98j who after winning the district tournament, placed second in the state. Regional's IV. team, under the direction of Coach Ray Higgins, had a very successful 6-4 season, boasting four Novice Champions: Bob Brenn f98j, John Wadas f105j, Bob Gardella f112j, and Terry Rice Qheavyweightj. Q 1960 WRESTLING SCORES e They . Plainfield ........ 21 . . Rahway ,... , . . , jefferson . . . . , . St, Benedicts , ...... Bound Brook .. Hillside .... ... . Caldwell .,....... Scotch -Plains . . . Union ...,. . . , Sommerville .....,. And Ed Kasbarian lays another one out. , ,,.....i.s,.t.....Wmsf....v..., .H . .,,,,,,,, ..,, ,,,,,,.r,, 1, t 3 . Columbia .. . . . , V my i W 27 ..,...... Cranford ........, 17 ' P Won 8 Lost 4 I 1 zo i fi l 5,1 VARSITY WRESTLING Kneeling, lefz zo riglyl: Bob Pa- rella, Tuffy Hartz, Ed Kasbarian. Standing: Eugene Becker, Fred Sommer, Sid Hauseman, Matt Principe, Leo Lospinoso, Coach, Herb Palmerg Gene Du Beau, George Rupp, Wid Painter, john Petrozelli, Ron Lucariello. 120 gc WRESTLING TEAM Firrl raw, lefz to figbl: Ron Lucariello, john Petrozelli, Eugene Becker, Ed Kasbarian, Fred Som' mers, George Rupp, Wid Painter, Mark Dewey, Bob Parella, Leo Lospinoso, Steve Rago, Eugene DuBeau, Second row: Bob Brenn, john Wadas, Bob Gardello, Sam Testa, Mike Brocht, Dave Dally, Lenny Seaman, Frank Fish, jack Heller, Roger Venice, Bill Geog- hegan, Charles Whitford, Terry Rice. Third raw: Pete Putigion, Richard Lucariello, Ron Puorro, Seth McOullian, Rendine, john Mariano. Pete Dalrymple, Emil Spiedafora, Buddy Conti, jim Turn- bull, Mel Flint. Fourlh row: Dave Vance, Chris De Stifano, Alan Cohan, Anthony Vergilangier, Roger Timpson, Arthur Morey, Ed Schnell. Fifzla row: Coach, Herb Palmerg Tuffy Hartz, joe Testa, Bill Robinson, Sid Hausman, Richard Muller, Coach, Ray Hig- ,qins Sixlla row: Stuart Brink, Mat Principe, Joe Mikrut. 'ic Stream, l t i 'GU BUlltlOqS P Q ff- GMP sb, . 2 an I l ,Mm that roll! john Petrozelli Eff' , xwjgg M., K, Q fg 1 TRACK TEAM Fifi! muf, Jef! zo righl: Steve Jacobus, Rich Biesha. Chip Skousen, Dennis Golcher, Don Engle, Cass Wolowitz, Jerry Stuver, Roger Ellert, Dave Lopanik, Kit Carson, Walter Schmidlin, Second raw: Rich Van Horn, Tony Hartman, Howie Finkelsen, Bob Blumenfeld, Earl De Nichols, joe Wuest- man, Danny Slattery, Iohn Messineo, Pete Besch, Mike Besch, john Pettie, Don Gib- Marino. Bob Smith, Bill Price, Rich john- son, Herb Etzolcl, Art Hermann, Coach, George Barclay. Fourth row: Don Hudson, Bill Ellert, Dave Malcolm, Jeff Grausaam, Paul Samek, john Anderson, Don Eckert, Russ Dorringer. Wid Painter. Fifzh raw: Bob Franke, Stuart Brink, Terry Rice, john Romberger, Fred Heine, -lay Molluso, Bob Nolan. Sixth 1-auf: Pete Suchena, Bob Gar- bins, Third row: Coach, Lummerg john della, J, Carvelas, Tom Murphy, Tufty Delia, Doug Reniger, Ed Pawlikowski, Phil Rittesbucker, Harold jones, John Last year's track team compiled a 5-4 record. The cindermen gave Coach Lummar a winning season in his second year as head track coach. The team was led by Cass Wolowitz who, in addition to winning the track team's Octathelon and being the team's highest point winner, set a new school broad jump record in winning the county meet with a jump of 21'8 , and placed second in state meet. Other standouts were Chip Skousen in the sprints, jerry Stuver, Tony Hartman, and Bob Smith in the distance, joe Wuestman and Cass Wolowitz in the hurdles, and Dave Lopanik in the weights. Hartz, Tom Quinn, Bill Geoghegan, Bob Kirk, Pete Alsberg. 1959 TRACK SCORES Re8l0U31 Opponent 68W . Linden . 48M 59Vz , Summit . 57V2 47V2 . Westheld . . . . 68 34 ., Union .. 83 77V2 .. Pingry ,. 39M 675 . Rahway . 49h 60W Scotch Plains 565 37 . Caldwell . 80 WON Lost 3 And they're off and running at Meisel Field. , .5 '5l'5i:Fv5T?5??5e RW6.'f.i, . ?1 EiR3'.R W-4 X f i . -il ii, 1, WEN MRL' ,, w -,ag aff mtgmtivgevfsfi .'q,,i9:. ,Bax-. Q , ! Herb Etzold lets loose the discus. Left to riglvl: Richard Van Hom, Don Gibbins, joseph Wuestman. joe Wuestman shows the winning form that made him a standout of the 196Q season. baseball Baseball, during 1959, was a year of rebuilding after a great season in 1958 in which the Bulldogs won twelve of fourteen contests, The team spear- headed by Vinnie DePinto, the Union County batting champion with a .500 average, had an 8-10 record in the regular season and lost in the quarter final round of the Union County Tournament after de- feating Jefferson. Many of the games were lost by just one or two runs. The Bulldogs did very well in batting, even outhitting some of the teams that beat them, but sometimes they could not push across the runs when it counted. 1959 BASEBALL SCORES Regional Opponent 0 16 ....... .... E dison Vocational .... ..... 5 . . . . . Roselle Park .... . , . , 2 2 ,. .. Westtield .. 4 1 .. ,..Union..,. .. 3 1 .. ..St.Mary's... .. 3 5 .. ...Rahway... .. 9 1 .. Linden .. .. 2 ..14 4 . . . . Plainfield . . . 3 . . . . Scotch Plains . . . . . 2 5 Roselle .. 2 17,.. Pingry .. 3 .....Hillside... .. 5 . . . . . Scotch Plains . . . . 7 2 . . . . New Providence . . . . 4 13 4 0 .. ..... Summit .... .. 5 8 .. Edison High .. .. 6 8 .,,,Iefferson... 4 3 .,... ..St.Mary's... 5 Won 8 Lost 10 , -if I i I i , , f- g V tif? 4 , ., V,,,, .WZ 1 , 3 ' V , . i lvl' , if, 4 x ,A ,W K IE A, ' - I 5 T. f 5 Xl ' 1' - if f . V tg- , A '- Xb:-, ii li- I if ,9 fl . 'T 2 kv A all J s 1 5' 33 ' ' 1 Q . f,-- ' K - I L , 71 ,, 1 ' 'S vw jst Q, , ,- ',, 15,1-g,1,x.. vii V tg, jg,,.,,WtIfI,ff''fiffiiitfjfffaszswt-V V VV we ' ,' V751 ' , - , rip , s-,, 5 ' ' t X 2 .3f Hff-5431. , Q iff .,f'v'--,Ugg 4 t ,A A gg . ,W ' i .?'j'l f 't't? 1 f .E . 'T 1 1 tl 52 I S M f g 5 ' T fwiai1'-2--Lffutrt' 'Q -If: ','t- 1 ' x t' A Wa ' J . W Q I . A M - ge . f. , 11' 4 99 Q. ,.. I,-Q., , '-1 ,Q f,,1 'i A 1-'af-..a.,aa-3giit.JQ31t!??iZ1-- 'i'gf'5 ,' ,Jw-iw ? H tt ' yoj. ,V ' ' A ' ' I ' , ' I ' ., ., .tw ,-'. M ' a' .a QS, - f , f .. 'M i,.,,iol ' In , K ,-' fa 1 T' 4 Wg 7 . 'xx k . .gifs , A 1 ' , s or -- 9 1 A- X 1 , . f,1s I 3 Watch Ted Yogi Hohn go after those fouls. VARSITY BASEBALL Fir!! ww: H, Devlin, T. Hohn, V. DePinto, H, Wilde, B. Benner, E, Reese, 1. Sabitini. Second ww: R. Baker, Coach, Huncharg J. French, P. Place, I. stone, R. Shayer, J. Weathersbee, B. Woodruff, Third row: T. Eastla Marino, T. Monticello, T. Sorriento, L, Rouse. Glacl- nd, T. Fin! row, left to fight: Carl Kitchberger, Mike Greenberg, Don Weiss, john Lies, Steve Zegar, Tom Kulaga, Second row: Radley, Art Gerber, Brian Gieger, Don Dzuibaty, Bob Del Duca, Howard Selander. Third row: Sande Smith, Tom Cassio, William Clark, Rich Sussman, Tom Kurtiss, Dave Lord, Coach, Stan Hino. 1959 GOLF SCORES We 4 - ..... Hillside .... 9 - . . . Livingston . . . 4 - . . . Millburn , . . 6 - ...... Chatam ..... 1 . . . St, Benedicts . . 2 Q .... Hillside . . . . 9M ...... RahWay,.... 10 - . . . Thomas jefferson 10 . .... S. Plainfield . . 6 - .... Rahway . . . 9 . ...... Linden , , , , 2 , . . St. Benedicts . . 5 Millburn 8 . ...... ..1Linden 6 Wins 2 Ties They . 8 3 8 6 . 1 l 10 . Zh 2 2 6 . 6 . 10 9 . .... 4 6 Losses school life Ya 5, SQ Yr, a was ' f SA px , y W , ff p if M- F Q-1.3 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS p Sealed: Muriel Stone, Bill Franklin, Kathy Murphy, Standzngz Mrs. Alice Leshick, Eugene Becker, Mr. McCabe. Many wonderful memories have been accumulated in our three years and this year the Senior Ball, Sports Dance, Class Night, and most of all the class trip have been added to be remembered in future years. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Ted Davis, Mr. Rosimilia, Tracy Bachrack, Richard Arden, Virginia Stewart, Miss Giannone. The yearls biggest and most successful cake sale was held by the freshman css. Their dance was also a big success. Maybe their senior trip will be to Miami! 128 We JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sealed: Miss Bialecki. Standing: jeff Grausam, Sande Smith, Mr. Karish, Ronnie Scelfo. The highlight of the year is the junior Prom, this year's theme was Parisian Night. The Juniors also sold shakers and held cake sales to Hll their treasury. class officers SOPHOMORF CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS Seated Tuffy Hartz jay Molluso Slandzng Mr Scocca, Barbara Taylor joan Molluso Miss Rich It seems every class holds a cake sale and the one held by the sophomore class was quite successful. Other methods of madness for earning money was the sponsoring of an informal dance fin. Y key club Seated, left to right: George Rupp, Don Crabtree. Paul Siock, Bill Franklin. Sttmding, hrrt row: Frank Fish, Don Gibbons, Tuffy Hartz, Pete Besch, Jay Gladstone, John Wadas, Norman Goldberg. Semnd row: Jeff Grausam, Ted Hohn, Richard Baker, Ronnie Scelfo, Tim Stewart, Richard Van Horn, Mike Besch, Vincent Caprio. Third row: Steve Farrar, Allan Shait, Ronald Humer, Carl Wamser, Bobby Baker, Eddie Reese, Richard Johnson. Fourth row: Dave Lord, Tom Cassio, Herb Rupp, Fred Kluge, Neil MacMillan. The student-faculty game is just one function sponsored by the Key Club. A service organiza- tion of this type is a great asset to J.D.R.H.S. honor society Front: Paul Siock, Firrz row, left to right: Joyce Harrison, Carol Morano, Barbara Boyle, Nancy Farrar, Kathy Murphy, Second row: Julie Ryder, Eva Donato, Muriel Stone, Ruth Tamarotf, Marcia Herberg, Third row: Mike Besch, Tim Stewart, Bruce Goldstein, George RuPP, George Seltzer, Fourth row: Don Gibbins, Neil Mac- Millan, Pete Besch, Jay Gladstone, Richard Van Horn. Fifth raw: Fred Kluge, Walter Duda. The Honor Society is a select group. These well-rounded people deserve the highest merit-picked by the staff, they represent the qualities of character, scholarship, leadership, and service which are the basic ideals of any generation. student council Fmt row, left to right: Judy Bartow, Lynn Wuester, Don MacNair, Richard Johnson, Nancy Farrar, Jay Gladstone, Joan Pitney, Don Crabtree, Cathy McKenna, Mary Graziano, Penny Allen. Second row: Mr. Wodock, Cynthia Brandle, Karen Stone, Joel Cuzilello, Ellen Schwartz, Nadine Truppi, Pam Francis, Richard Lahn, Alison Cunningham, Herb Yanowitz, Lois Wilson, Sally Woolworth, Marcia Davies. Third raw: Virginia Stewart, Tom Romond, Roberta Weissman, Joyce Hartung, Kathy Murphy, Jill Smythe, Anne Brodsky, Phyllis Kaplan, Virginia Dunne, Barry Zeller, Jay Molluso. Fourth row: Mr. Scocca, Barbara Heller, Betsy Lang, Pat Polley, Bruce Goldstein, Paul Koskey, Richard Van Horn, Shirly Keeler, Buddy Conte, Tuffy Hartz, Ted Davis, Frank Fish, Fifth rout: Ronald Humer, George Rupp, Walter Duda, Tom Cassio, Fred Kluge, Harry Devlin, Sande Smith, Jeff Grausam. Sixth raw: Mr. Robert- son, Bob Baker, Lynn Nesbit, Rich Romano, Tom Quinn, Tim Stewart, Paul Siock, Bill Robinson, Mike Pollack. varsity club Firrt row: Jay Gladstone, Bill Franklin. Second row: Joe Wuestman, John Petrozelli, Eugene Becker, Third row: Stuart Chessler, Herb Etzold, Bob Smith, John Buckley, Fred Unglaub, Bob Parella. Fourth row: Joe Testa, Howard Rudominer, Ed Reese, Robert Shayer, Ed Kasbarian, Gene DeBeau, Leo Lospinoso, Ronald Bell, George Rupp. The Varsity Club is one of our newest additions. The letter- men from all sports make up the membership. The boys can be seen walking around school in their blue and white jackets. Who's your tailor, boys? cheerleaders Lefl In rigbl: Carol Marano, Charyl Ions, Ioan Pitney. Bollom, lefl lo ffghli ,ludy Bell. Carol Maruno, Joyce Harrison, Lois An- thony. Tvpz Lillian Con- nett, Joyce Harding, Gail Guenther, Sandy Casso, Charyl Ioas. twirlers Lefl zo righz: jeanne Cooney. Phyllis Mondelli, Lois Wilscun, Maureen Flynn, joan Arnold, june Pascale, Toni Minnetti, joan Nemerson, Bobby Lou Parry, Ellen Peinhardt. Y 3, ., E, of f' , f Q' X fi 'X ani N The attractive girl pictured here is Jean Cooney, Left to right: Donna Fergusson, Sharon Huntoon, Ellen Fox, Hope Bliwise, Marilyn majorette. Muller, Barbara Boyle. These girls are small in number but perform a big job. When we see the colorful Stars and Stripes on the football field, we know that the season has COIOI' guard begun and the girls are prepared to put on a fine half time show for the spectators. drlll team We have often seen the drill team in their smart uniforms perking up the half-time show with precision routines. These girls serve as excellent representatwes of the school. Left lo riglal: Wendie Beyer, Jean Brenn, Sharon Thompkins, Bonnie Thomas, Mary Fiorellino, Linda Richards, Dolores Hetman. Second row: Elaine Fisher, Joan Steets, Joyce Toroteillo, Barbara Kubach, Nancy Bohne, Karen Beatrice. Third row: Sandy Dolores Kedjerski, Judy Boyle, Mary Ann Soas, Penny Evans, Linda Winters, Joanne Van Vliet, Fourth row: Susan Kemph, Judy Grabarz, Jane Toman, Carol Kessling, Connie Basham. choir freshman chorus Fifjf rang left Io flgbli Mr. Brown, Theresa Leta, Lynne Taft. Carol Petti. Joy Michler, Mar- guerite Van Ness. Ronna Lee Huntoon. Barbara Baldwin. Ser- ond row: Jane Ward, Mary An- derson. Arlene Gerkin. Jeanne Wall, Karen Anderson, Barbara Stiedel, Pam Rundlet, Third mir: Helene Raw, Virginia Doege, Virginia Stewart. Karen Kauer, Joan Menser. Daisey May Hunter. Elaine Bouchard Firrl ww, left lo righl: Barbara Havala, Virginia Waters, Sally Woolworth. Marcia Davies, Linda Bliwise, Lois Hull. Carolyn Vaselli, Carole Stambal. Serrmd wiv: Mr. Edward Brown. Pam Brown. Judy Bell, Gloria Rouse. Kathy Werner. Carol Marano, Betty Britain. Lynn Urner. Paul Biddleman. Carl Asp, Bob Muhai, George Freedman, Third razr: Linda Hubach, Pat Zatko, Cynthia Hai-ter, Carol Wells. Joyce Romand. Marge I-laumann. Irene 1-lermen. Annette Sborone, Don MaCNair. Jack Weiss. Bruce Van Order. Tom Romand, F0ll7'f!9 foul: Loretta Hoerth, Sue Sparks, Julia Kent, Christine Cleveland, Christine Corrigan. Elise Lindauer. Barbara Kubach, Cathie Silance. Jim Fish. Bob Baker, Ted Davis, Lin Nesbeit. Fiflfa wut Sue Simms, Laura Mertz, Janice Pierson. Barbara Betsy Lang. Elaine Giannattasio. Lynne Shaw, Marie Kapko, Joan Doring. Wendie Beyer. Sherman. Don Geisler. Bob Breitbart. Jack Murry. Sixth ruzv: Sue Melick. Sally Hogaboom, Clark, Marilyn Crumpacher, Ellen Southgate. Gail Guenther, Sue Williams. Carol Jensen. Wishart. Jean Curtis, Louis Blenderman. Don I-liggons. Paul Gorton. Ralph Kleinberg. Bill Jones, Sandy Penny Diane Fisher, ..M.J'f-.6-.-v-Q-, Stanley Zawistowski. ,f5v4-,Y 'T' rf fi f' A I 'J' ' iis - T- ,YV r-a,...f-X. ensemble dayton ehorale Seated, left lo righl: Linda Bli- wise, Cynthia Harter, Carol Stambol, Sue Rivkind, Loretta Hoerth, Sally Hogaboom, Pat Zatko, Second raw: Mr, Edward Brown, Steve Waters, Mark Bid- dleman, Don Geisler, Cathie Silance, Wendy Beyer. Barbara jones, Christine Corrigan. Third row: Don MacNair, Ted Davis, Gail Guenther, Elaine Giannat- tasio, Ellen Southgate, Sue Melick, Bruce Van Order. Fam-ilu row: Louis Blenderman, Don Higgins, Ralph Kleinberg, Bob Brietbart, Paul Gorton. We all remember the beautiful Spring and Christmas Concerts given by the vocal department under the direction of Mr. Edward Brown, Many of the students from the music groups also participated in the school's operetta, Carousel . It was a big under- taking but a job well done. glee club Fin! row, left lo right: Mr. Brown, janet Golomb, Lynn Wussler, Helen Keck, Nancy Leonhardt, Joan Massa, Rosemary Beatrice, Eileen Wagner, Carole Ashtield, ,lo Ann Van Vliet. Henny Rosenburg, Maryann Speisbach. Set-and row: ,lean Bowled, Christine Wywrot, Linda Richards, Peggy Sarg, Pat Haug, Evelyn Schenack. Pat Smock, Carole Metkey, C. MacFadyen, Ginny Cusic, Donna Wolwowicz. Third row: joan Bancey, Judy Boyle, Debbie Powers, Beverly Nunn, Carole Humphry, Bernice Mason, Karen Courtney, Alice Wiegand, Gail Firestine, joan Bodnar. 133 Left to riglalz Gail Guenther, Ellen Southgate, Sonja Fuller. Ellen Southgate, Paul Siock junior prom One of the most memorable occasions-our junior Prom, Moonlight Over Hawaii -was held May 8th at the Martins- ville Inn. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the queen and selection of her two attendants. Music provided by a floor show, and the exotic decorations, and a delicious steak dinner at 12 all contributed to the success of the evening. Eifiriflidimu ' 'K spanish club german club hh- Firft raw, left to right: Sharon Tomkins, Judy Di Biase, Lynn Yanowitz, Margo Herberg, Linda Bliwise, Nancy Leonhardt, Alberta Bell, Beverly Rabinowitz, Bonnie Betcher. Second row: Miss Good, Christine Cleveland, Sandy Gulamerian, Linda White, Kathy Murphy, Laura Papciak, Jean Brenn, Sally Woolworth, Elana Truncale, Julie Ryder, Louis Wildman, Joan Molluso. Third row: Nancy Smythe, Betty Bader, Cynthia Brandle, Joan Steets, Carolyn Kordalski, Judy Vonderaa, Charyl Ioas, Christine Corrigan, Danny Slattery, Bob Lytele. Fwtrtla ww: Jean Cechittini, Claire Longfield, Nancy Campbell, Joan Mentzer, Shirley Keeler, Wendy Tuttle, Merrill Post, Clark Pringle. Firrt row, left to right: Bob Cohen, Bob Kick, David Malcolm, Joe Slipka, David Kliger, Charles Knowles. Serond row: Pat Barnwell, Genny Barnwell, Carol Jensen, Gail Kymer, Helene Rau, Cynthia Brandle, Barbara Rau. Tlaird mum Mrs. Stang, Sigrid Brodie, Linda Karg, Francis Weurtz. Rosalie Wapa, Elaine Fisher, Shana Olwedt, Evelyn Retsky, Milda Ernot, Miss Evelyn Kaminskas. Fourth row: Tom Cassio, Bill Pegg, Jeff Grausam, Nick Juergensen, Art Hermann, Carl Wlamser, Bill Weiss, Jim Pegg, Stuart Schwartz. The members of this club are German students who meet to enhance their knowledge of German life and culture, This group spends many afternoons improving their German and in learning to speak it more fluently. foreign students latin club First rout: Mr. Meyer, Sandra Gulimarian, Nancy Kameen, Ellen Cunning- ham. Second row: Lois Schneider, Carol Farb, Mary Hach, Patricia Tay- lor. Third row: Cassandra Logan, Roberta Finney, Sally Bryson, Nancy Ru- closki, Fouftla row: Peter Alsberg, Arnold Bodner, George Briggs, Ronald Als- berg, Paul Becker, Elliott Wortzel, William Blaie. 136 .aft Seated, left to right: Ma- dorie Kuwagae, Vicki Tujague, Erik Dietlin, Ken Ben-Ari. Standing: Miss Anne Romano, Dr, R. T. Jacobsen, Herald Tribune photographer. Eric Dietlin from France and Madorie Kawagae from japan introduced many new ideas to the students at R.H.S. during their three week visit. As guests of Ken Ben-Ari and Vicki Tujague they attended many classes, held interesting discussions and made new friends. japan and France were well represented for most of us now hold a deeper understanding of the two countries, Mr. Meyers holds frequent meetings with his club to further their knowledge of Latin in the past and present. Mzep ........ Mr. Frank . . . Mfr. Van Daan Mr. Van Dann Peter ........ Mfr. Frank . . . Mr. Kraler . . . Margot . . . Anne ....,. Mr. Duffel . .. MOHfChi .... senior play The Cast of the Senior Play fin order of appearancej Jacqueline Meros . George Seltzer Dorothy Stewart . . . Ken Ben-Ari . . Mickey Lesser . Cynthia Harter . . . Elliot Koretz . .. Rita Lester .. Lynn Urner . , Jay Gladstone . ............ Ambi On November 6th, The Diary of Anne Frank , a moving drama, was presented as our Senior Play. Under the able direction of Mr. joseph Trinity, weeks of strenuous rehearsals resulted in a more than commendable perform- ance. Recognition should be given to the many committees and individuals whose help contributed to the success of the play. 1 14' . Af - l K it sc c A fx s i f ' f Lefl to right: Dorothy Stewart, Marcia Davies, Cynthia Harter, Rita Lester, jay Gladstone, Lynne Urner, George Seltzer not visible. Shown during a busy but organized rehearsal, the cast worked hard to put on a successful play. Left to rigbl: Rita Lester, Jacquie Meros, Michael Lesser, Lynn Urner, Cynthia Hatter, Dorothy Stewart, Ken Ben-Ari, Elliot Koretz. 5 , r .M fjff- Sue Kerr and Michael Lesser. Whoops! What's this? . . . a tender scene? No, just Sue Kerr applying make-up to Mickey Lesser before the opening night of the Diary of Anne 'S 57 ...,. 1, - Frank. Lefl to right: Mr. Trinity, Elliot Koretz, Michael Lesser, Sue Kerr, Lynn Urner. Another behind the scenes shot of the Senior Play. Mr. Trinity offers last minute advice and puts finishing touches on make-up. 137 french club Mrs. Hart calls meetings often which usually consist of guest speaker, interesting movies, and discussions. Eric Dietlin, foreign exchange student from France, honored the group by leading a discussion and answering questions about his native country while he visited Regional for three weeks. We want to know if refreshments are served? Fiazfl row: Jodie Fidel, Renee Todres, Wendy Ebert, Zena Kliger, Anita Nurkin, Marty Hulealte, Barbara Starr. Serozzd row: Diane Mrozek, Marjorie Haumann, Linda Miller, Barbara Nadler, Carol Young, Bar- bara Taylor, Mary Slowey, Ann Gilligan, Mrs. Hart. Third row: Bonnie Breier, Vickie Tomie, Roberta Wissman, Sandra Gulamarian, Anita McGovern, Evelyn Bash, Carol Estoppey. Fourth row: Con Weiss, Judy Sienkewicz, Joyce Mende, Elsa Disler, Nance Best, Sue Williams, Steve Farrar, french honor society Mais, je ne comprend pas! To become a member in this select group, an A in French is required and a B or better in all other subjects. Firrl row: Carol Marano, Barbara Starr, Carol Kordys, Anita McGovern. Second row: Paul Samek, Mrs. Hart, Don Weiss. 138 5 physics club Seated, lefz zo righl: Tim Stewart, Pete Besch, Richard Lessa, Richard Lahn, Allan Westerberg. Standing: Mr. Cepreghy, Bill Burnett, Ray Keller, George Rupp, Paul Siock, Alfred Frengler, Mike Besch. biology club Firrt row, lefz to right: Joyce Handler, Gail Kymer, Helene Rau, Elaine Bouchard, joan Massa, Second row: Mr. Harkness, Clark Pringle, Fred Maas, Van Nest, Arnold Bodner, David Tiebling. Biology is the study of living things and these people have spent many afternoons to enhance their knowledge of the exciting puz- zlements of life. slide rule club Firft row: Pat McGovern, Rosalie Wapa. Barbara Kubach, Marilyn Murphy, David Kliger, Pete Alsburg, Ken Patrylaw, Bob Brenn. Second row: Miss Bialecki, Steve Ryder, joe Felly, Bill Bernner, Charles Knoles, john Anderson, Steve Bender, Bob D'Arpa, Paul Sameki, Nancy Oakman, Tbird row: Bill Peg, Ward Kellsey, Steve Zegar, Nelson Brown, Ronnie Scelfo, Don Weiss, Stuart Schwartz, Louis Pignolet. Fourth row: Dave Lord, Tom Cassio, joe Gellings. Louis Blenderman, Sandy Smith, Steve Farrar, Richard Johnson, Allen Schait, jeff Grausum. chemistry club Fin: row, left to right: Norman Goldberg, Robert Brenn, Paul Becker, Barbara Nadler, Bob Cohen, Bob Kirk, Pam Francis, Second row: Elsa Dixler, Cynthia Brandle, Mark Biddleman, John Anderson, Bob Lytle, Arthur Moorey, Stewart Schwartz, Mr. Kulawiec, Third row: Barbara Feller, Don Weiss, Richard Lombardi, Allen Chaiet, jack Sharp, Bill Wiss, joe Gillingo, Carl Wamser, 139 41. WW diy be at W 1 'w'Q1 ' ,cfv chemistry club II creative writing club Fin: row, lefz zo right: julie Ryder, Ted Hohn. Semnd raw: Tim Stewart, Fred Rettenmaier, Paul Koskey, Ronnie Humer, Bill Burnett. Tbifd raw: Fred Gruen, Richard Mazarissi, Gardner McBride. -FI? Bubble bubble, toil and trouble? -What are the boys foops-plus girl, brewing under the table now? The lab facilities are used by those who wish to experiment deeper into the profound subject of chemistry, Don't get carried away-please ? The Creative Writing Club speaks for itself. Its members endeavor to improve their writing skill. l Seated: Jeanne Bowles, Karen Sears, Barbara Blake, Barbara Feller, Merill Post, Betsy Ponzine. Standing: David Yancey, Fred Kluge, Bob Brewin, Art Morey, Ronald Alsberg. Firfl mug Iefl In riglaf: Peter Alsberg, Robert Makai, Tracy Bachrack. Richard Arrons, Second mir: Bruce Goldstein, Paul Becker. Ronald Alsberg. Bob Cohen, Bob Keck, George Freidman. Mr. Stauffer. Third row: Steve Bender, Bill Powers, Richard Van Horn, Kenneth Ryder. George Seltzer, David Yancey. Fourlh 1-ou: Ward Kelsey. Gardner McBride, Donald Rothwell, Robert Seltzer. debate club nfl Firrt row, left to ritfbl: Merrill Post, Tracy Bachroch, Ellen Cunningham, Bob Muki, Pete Alsburg, Richard Aranse, Judy Barto, Roberta Finney. Second 7'0ll'I Cynthia Brandle, Paul Becker, Ronnie Alshurg, Kathy Murphy, Sherry Shiatt, Larry Atkin, Bob Kerk, George Feeden. Third row: Steve Bender, jeffrey Lanes, Bill Gehagen, Rich Van Horn, Bill Powers, Bruce Gold' stein, Elliot Koretz, Cynthia Harter. Fflllflh rout Bob Seltzer, Don Rothwell, Gardner McBride, Ward Kellsey, Ken Ryder, Art Moorey, George Seltzer, Bill Peg. 141 Point of order, Mr. Chairmannz This is a familiar phrase to one of the more prominent clubs in our school-Debate. This group, comprised of many of Regionals leaders has brought fame and honor to our alma mater during the last four years. Poetry, extemporaneous speaking, and original oratory all comprise part of the National Forensic League. The members of NFL show their outstanding ability as speakers thru various contests in which they participate. nurse's aides Fin! row, left In right: Dorothy Fuhrer, Joan Massa, Elaine Roberts, Carol Kuehn, Jill Smythe, Gail Ledig. Second row: Carol Humphrey, Nancy Kameen, Irene Knudson, Sheila Ross, Karen Courtney Louise Knud- son. Third row: Mary Yeager, Sandra Gulimarian, Irene Zidonik, Sue Kerr. The girls in the candy-striped uniforms can be seen in Overlook Hospital's quiet corridors, efficiently carrying out their tasks. attendance assistants Sealed, leff 10 righfz Carol Marano, Charyl Ioas, Lois Anthony, Linda Baudi, Joyce Hartung, Pat Zatko, Phyliss Kaplan. Second mw: Sue Shaffer, Hope Bliwise, Miss Anne Romano, Annette Spordone, Barbara Neigel. Third row: Sue Melick, Dawn Butts, Ginger Ryan. Sandra Carson, Elaine Giantattasio. Many a harried day is spent by Miss Romano and her girls in answering the telephone, signing passes, making out the absentees, fgiving detention-whisper that please! j, collecting cut slips,. . .and. . .and...and. . .it's usually a busy day. W Y. 'g7 ,af 17 student auxiliary Fin: row, lefz lo righz: E. DelCorso, Jan Schatz, Diane Chirba, Pat Ventura, Carol Tronolone, Marcia Davies, Sue Kerr, Carole Stanbol, Ellen Cunningham, Beverly Ralumowitz. Second row: Mrs, Joslin, Carol Wyrot, Lillian Connett, Joan Heller, Pam Ber, Loretta Hoerth, Frances Wuertz, Carolyn Vasselli, Vivian Brady, Nancy Bohne, June Pascale. Third raw: Jane Machin, Betty Aragona, B. Blake, Carol Kordalski, L. Rutger, Lynda Karg, Bobbie Lou Parry, Barbara Dirich, Jean Bodner. Edith Abramson. Faurlh row: J. Buttweivi, Helen Buseck, Vickie Tuajuc, Carol Winters, Carol Lees, Madelyn Collins, Barbara Springer, Ellen Pienhardt, Ruth Briggs, Mary Ann Soas, Fifih row: Ginger Ryan, Arleen Kauer, Sue Sanborn, Arlynn Josophs, Janet Lahre, Lynne Shaw, Barbara Jones, Nancy Campbell, Linda Buthe. f as i-1i 31219 health office assistants Fin! row, lefz zo right: Mrs. Montgomery, Gloria Huehn, Elaine Roberts, Shana Oltvedt, Karen Beatrice, Irene Zidonik, Barbara Havala, Maryann Pettinichio, Betsy Albu. Secand row: Alice Huber, Kathy Gross, Virginia Werle, Madelene Calbas, Nance Kammen, Janice Pierce, Barbara Kubach, Sheila Rubel, Joan Ryder, Paulette Switak. Third row: Jill Smythe, Gail Ledig, Pat Conley, Rose Weslock, Kathy Cain, Roberta Springer, Karen Courtney, Lorraine Korecky, Sheila Ross, Maryann Monsipapa, Foufzh ww: Connie Basham, Sue Kempf, Eileen Sweeney, Elaine Zymros, Diane Dunkel, Carol Shuuleworth, Carol Keslink, Carol Lees, Carol Kuehn, Say ahhh . . Mrs. Montgomery and her assistants care for Regional's ailing students . . . anyone for a bicat'b? 142 Carrie Pipperidge julie jordan .. . Mfr. Mullin Billy Bigelow .. Berfie ...... jefrie ....... fuggler ..,.,., lit Polirenzan .. Daoid Bafcombe Nellie Fowler .. Enoch Snow ... jigger Craigin .. Hannah ..,.,. Awning' .... jenny ., 3fPenny ,. Virginia . Sufan .......,, Captain ......,. Heavenly Friend carousel THE CAST OF CAROUSEL .. Cathie Silance .. Elise Lindauer Donna Fergusson .. Ted Davis . Barbara jones Lynn Urner .. Tony Mele , . . . Ken Ryder , . . ,..,. Bill Powers Starkeeper .,.,... Louife IGH-lj .. Louiie fDanferJ Enorlo Snow, jr. 2'Prinripal ..... 'kDr. Sheldon . . . Snow'J Children Cynthia Brandle Gardner McBride Mark Biddelman . , . . joan Pitney Virginia Stewart Sally Woolworth . Cynthia Harte: Barbara Kubach Sally Hogaboom , ., Walter Rice . , , Jay Molluso . .. Bob Seltzer .. Linda Bliwise . . . . . . Tracy Bachrach Carl Asp . , . Jack Murray Ralph Kleinberg Louis Wildman Bob Mukai, Gene Johnson. Lynn Urner. Bafrombek Children ,.,,,.......,.. . ..,,.,..... Pat Zatko Joyce Holmberg, Gene Johnson Graduating Clair-Linda Bliwise, Carl Asp, Marcia Davies, Don MacNair, Carol Marano, Paul Biddelman. Sally Wocmlworth. Doug Burnett, DdHf61'J-TIZCY Bachrach, Debbie Levenson. Judy Allen, Sue Melick, Arlene Straver, Barbara Starr. Dante Caplain-Joan Pitney. Left to riglal: Carol Marano, Mrs. Cartus Lynn Urner Lefl to right: Ted Davis, Elise Lind- auer, Mark Biddelman, Carol Marano. The opening! !! Mark Biddelman ,. ,.., K .. . , ..,, I , visual aid squad firemen Fin! row: Brian Geiger, Dan Steele, joe Cuzzoni, Bob Van- ning, Coach I-Iunchar. Second row: Fred Unglab, S. Schwartz, Emery Fischer, Bill Berrner. On ladder: Leonard Rappa, jay Glad- stone, john Petrozelli, Mat Prin- cipe, Third row: Eugene Becker, Fourth row: Joe Testa, Bill Franklin, john Messineo. 144 Sealed, left to right: Bill Mersitz, Richard Lahn, Don Evans, Robert Keil. Second row: Torn Fisher, Dave Vance, Mrs. Stang, Gene Di Stefano, David Kliger, Mike Drahl. Third row: Tom Cassia, Kent Palcanis, Nick Juergensen, Bill Fisher, Art Herrmann, Stuart Schwartz, Steve Bender, Emery Fisher. The knights with the shining armor -the boys of the Visual Aid Squad, under the direction of Mrs. Stang, are always a welcome sight in any class for the movies they show are a pleasant change from the usual classroom pro- cedure. The firemen participate during the fire and defense drills by standing at their individual posts to make sure the practice drills are running smoothly. First row: Hassel Savard, Charles Schade. Sewnd row: Wayne Schober, Bill Fisher, E. Neilson, Gary Schober. Background: Mr. Trinity. These boys, under the guidance of Mr. Trinity, help with the lighting and stage facilities during assemblies and other programs such as concerts and plays. One of these cheerful voices can be heard announcing the events of the day over the P.A. system every morning. They help us lead a more organized day when they inform the students of the daily notices. stage crew sound studio Fir!! row: C. Pringle, Mrs. Stang, Claire Longfield, Stewart Schwartz. Serond row: C, Know- les, Dave Kleiger, Ken Ryder, Steve Bender, Richard Lahn, Ar- thur Herman, 145 radio club graphic arts club Firrt raw, left to right: Eugene johnson, David Lazeris, Louis Blenderman, Richard Haas, Al- fred Bersler, Mr. Matthews. Second row: Allen Wfycoff, Bill james, joe Gellings, George La- lott, Allen Cohen. The radio club under the direction of Mr. Matthews probes deeper into the mysteries of communication. Morse Code is finally becoming a little easier to comprehend, yes? Most of the programs, announcements, and tickets used by the school for different events are printed by these helpful and industrious boys. Fi7'Il row, left to right: Mr. Grossman, james Turnbull, Bruce Werner, Vincent Caprio, L. Kar- nish. Second row: George john- son, lack Gartlan, Louis jacob- sen, Michael Perry, Mr. James Conroy fstudent teacherj, l 146 photography club Left fo right: Eugene johnson, Steve Atkin Robert Gilfilin, Mr. Grossman, Steve Ryder Don Rothwell. art club Seated, left to riglazz Mary Falcone, joan Prody, Marilyn Murphy, Barbara Smith. Slandifzgz Linda White, Lorraine Reitz. Beverly Kleinberg, joan Staclick, Zena Kliger, Mr. Brodman. The hopeful Van Goghs, Rem- brandts and even a few Picassos meet with Mr. Brodman to improve their ability with pencil and brush. 147 U steno club Fi1'.lif mug lef! zo right: Carol Smith, Hope Gluck, Helen Clifford, Lillian Connett. Veronica Spesback. Rosanne Dio. Sermzd mtv: Elvira Ryan, loanne De Pinto. Bernice Mason, Yvonne L'Doux, Beverly Rottstclc, Carol Plant. Third mir: Mr. Balshan, Arlene Vigeant, .lutly Rogers. Mary Fanelli, Florence Brimeck, Margaret Bartel, Marilyn Panko, Barbara Motmanni Joyce Tortorello, Pat Porter. Connie Santucci, joan Tripani, Kathy Foley. These girls are assiduous in their study of short hand to prepare fOr that future secretarial job. 'V W S I M Af' Q. artistic typing Firfz rrnr: Peggy Sarg, ,Ieanne Checittinni, Sherry Peterson, Semrzd wir: Gail Firestine. Bettina D'Uva. Bernice Mason, Carolyn Vaselli, Pat O'Donnell, Third mir: Mary Finelli, Alice Reisse, Mrs, Baldwin. Mrs. Malloy. Penelope Smith, Florence Bremick. A steady click . . . click . . . click of busy fingers is often heard echoing through the halls after school. This sound means only one thing- The Artistic Typing Club is at work again. library council Fin! row, left to righz: Carolyn Hoe, Yvonne Anthony. Second row: Francis Weurtz, joan Ricklefs, jean Bowles. Third raw: Cathy Finn, Sally Frazer, Dolores Hetman, Fourzh row: Ann Brodsky, Arlynn Josephs, Dorothy Golonka. Fifth rout Karen Stone, Sandra Scotch, Laura Pap- ciak. Sixth row: Paula Frankel, Lois Schneider. 148 YW student-faculty game Fin! faux left to riglalz Coach Lummer. Mr. Robertson, Mr. Scocca, Coach Hunchar. Second row: Mr. Taglienti, Mr. McCabe, Mr. Wcmdock. Mr. Kaplan, Mr. Mills, Mr. Jasinski. Left to right: Tom Reider, Wal- ter Duda, Mr. Higgins, Tony Monticello, Coach Swedish. Fin! row, left 10 right: Teddy Sorienti. Mat Principe, Johnny Petrozelli, Tom Reider. Second row: Mickey Lesser, Ed Kasbar- ian, Ron Bell, Paul Siock. Bob Parella, Lenny Rappa, Ed Reese. e-'fl' 'viii' flsicc's 14 M? 9 i-', ,,--1.,, Q band The superb music supplied by this selected group of Regionals band members is a fine asset at many school functions. dance Ffrst row left to rzglal Cynthia Harter John Wadas Hans Kryger Elliot Koretz Bruce Goldstein Steve Waters Second raw Bill Slapm Steve Farrar Bob Benet Timothy Stuart Wid Painter Charles Ingra Tbzrd mu Bruce Miller 245:11 ' , we distributive education Fin! row: Rosemarie Sica, Corrine Davis, Marie Summerer, Grace Speth, Charlotte Sigrist, Carolyn Bucci, Maureen Menley. Second mzv: Ann Sempepos. Sandra Somers, Joanne Merski, Marie Rasatto, Dor- othy Scriba, Cathy Dietric, Marilyn Tyoer, Renie Baeree. Third row: Leonard Tripodi, Tom Reider, Ray Collins, Mike Persico, Perry Riccio, Jack Galka. The students participating in this program attend a half day at school and work at various outside jobs in the afternoon., Through this pattern those preparing to enter the business world gain necessary experience. future farmers of america Fifi! raw, left to right: Bob Gilhllan, Fred Tomassi, Frank Addotta, Hanulton Scott, James Kessler, Bev- erly Johnson, Marshall Maudsley, Barry Zeller, Billy Parker, Robert Allen. Serond row: Mr, La Sota, Joel Gathney, Wayne Feverkern, Michael Pittinichio, Leonard Metz. Ronnie Serina, Jerry Sampson, Howard Knieriemen, Ray Ganska, Mike Pollack, Michael Penn, Third row: Dave Filipek, Eddie Cardinal, Richard Walck, John Nason, Bill Tuedeke, Russell Cliff, Herbert Maywaldt, Dennis Gauthier, Frank Rippel, Gary Benko, Fourth row: Matthew Odom, Bob Krbavac, Manfred Lorenz, John Ruby, George Bagley, Mike Katicca, John Del Duca, Brian Schea, Bill Schmidfouer, Harold Reynods. Fifth row: John Buckley, Peter Neumann, Dan Di Fabio, Bob Phifllips. Richard Haupt, James Staruch, Dale Sey- mour, Al Bell, James Dickerson, John Anglemann, Lynn Lemmermann. dramatics club Fi:-.rl l'0Zlf, lefz to righz: Lonnie Spigal, Debbie Leven- son. Lynn Yanowitz, Carol Ashfield, Lynn Urner, Barbara Baldwin, Betty Matter, Karen Kaurnes, Sammi rozw: Johanna Van Vliet, Jeanette Hamryka, Barbara Chodos. Gloria Rouse, Joyce Romontl. Cynthia Brandle, Lorraine Korecky. Third rouw Ruth Thomas, Rita Young, Kathy Cain. Sandy Gulimar- ian, Nancy Cameen. Sue French, Dolores Kenierski, Mt. Trinity. Fourth r0u': Shirley Keeler, Art Moorey, Barbara Lang. Pat Polley, Bob Brewin. Connie Basham, Jeffrey Lanes. To the future Sarah Heartburns . . . oops, I mean Bernhardts, and Laurence Oliviers who have diligently worked together Linder Mr. Trinity's direction. future teachers of america Firrl' row, left lo right: Renee Todres, Louis Knud- son, Ellen Cunningham, Virginia Waters, Anita Nurkin, Zena Kliger. Second row: Nancy Best, Jean Bodner, Shana, Chris Corrigan, Paula Frankle, Joan Prody, Oltvedt, Jan Schatz, Carol Kordys, Diane Ashheld, Ann Gilligan, Cynthia Harter, Mary Slowey, Evelyn Retsky, Carol Dolan. Third row: Nancy Leon. hart, Carolyn Hoe, June. Della Salla, Margo Herberg, Christine Cleaveland, Marcia Herberg, Anne Bmd. sky, Joan Heller, Betty Bader, Joan Massa, Fourlh row: Nancy Kameen, Sandra Gulamarian, Sue French, Debbie Powers, Carol Winters, Dolores Kedursky, Arlene Kauer, Arlynn Josephs, Carol Bellivue, Sue Sanborn, Joan Molluso. Fifth raw: Bobbie Lou Parry, Lucy Mairiano. Rita Young, Judy Vonderaa, Charyl Ioas, Claire Longheld, Janet Gould, Carol Ann Dougherty, Irene Herman, Chris Kupinski. 151 First row, Iefl za righz: Vickie Toomey, Carol Farb, jan Schatz, Gert Rohrer, Renee Todres, Norman d Goldberg, Eugene johnson. Serorzd row: Carol Wells, Gloria Rouse, Pat McGovern, Sherry Chayat, ayton HCWS Karen Stone, Bonnie Breier. Third row: Ruth Tamaroff, Gail Guenther, Bob Gilnllin, Elliot Koreta, Bruce Goldstein, Muriel Stone, Frank Katz, Faurzl: row: Fred Kluge, Neil MacMillan, Bob Blumenfeld, David Yancey, Bob Brewin, Doug Voight, Steve Ryder. The Shadow, Senior Spotlights and the accurate reporting Although jonathan's journal is published only once of events all make the Dayton News a superb school news- during the year, its contents are worth waiting for. All the paper. The cost is a mere fifteen cents and there are ten articles are submitted by students and vary from non-fiction editions published during the year! and poetry to short stories. jonathanis ournal Foreground, lef! to rigblz Julie Ryder, Mrs, Cartus. Seated: Ellen Southgate, Sue Sanborn, Sally Woolworth, Nancy Oakman, Sherry Chayat. Standing: Edith Abramson, Paula Frankle, joan Prody, jeff Lanes, Sandy Kolchlin, Paul Penard, Jodie Fidel, Betsy Ponzine. regionalogue REGIONALOGUE STAFF Firrl row, left to riglaz: Rita Lester, Carol Fisher, Don Gibbons, Carol Kordys, Betsy Ponzine. Second row: Ellen Southgate, Lynn Urner, Linda Bliwise, Leslie Rivkind, Elaine Giannatasio, Zena Kliger, Anita Nurkin, Phyllis Kaplan. Tlaird row: Mr. Kaplan, Marcia Davies, Ann Gilligan, Barbara Feller, Hope Bliwise, Ruthie Briggs, Barbara Blake, Fred Gruen, Ken Ben-Ari. Fourlly row: Arlene Kauer, Kathy Ruggieri, Bob Blumenfeld. Editorx-in-chief ........ Manager of Production Boyf' Sport: ........ Girly' S portf . . . School Life . . . Layout .... Art . . . Faculty Section . . . Senior Section ..... Bzuinefr Manager . . . Faculty Adoifor . .. Burinefr Advisor . . . 'Editor.r 1960 Regionalogue Stall Ken Ben-Ari, Fred Gruen .. ................. Carol Kordys . . 'Don Gibbins, Bob Blumenfeld . . . .................. Claire Longfield . . . . . . . . . 'Ellen Southgate, Sally Hogaboorn Carol Fischer, Nancy Leonhardt, Eva Donato . . . , 'Hope Bliwise, Sue Shaffer, Lynn Urner Linda Bliwise, Bob Blumenfeld, Wendy Tuttle . 'Rita Lester, Phyllis Kaplan, Zena Kliger Ellen Southgate, Arlene Kauer, Ann Gilligan . . . . . . . . . . . 'Carol Fischer, Betsye Ponzine Barbara Feller, Barbara Blake . . Phyllis Kaplan, Ruthie Briggs, Rita Lester Elaine Giannattasio ...... Mr. Kaplan . . Mr. Balshan semor superlatlves First Row fl-rj: Pat Biddle QQuietestj, Lois Wilson fBest Smilej, Marilyn Muller and Ron Bell CClass Couplej, Eugene DuBeau fMost Talkative Boyj, Ruth Tamaroff QMost Talkative Girlj, Kathy Gross and jimmy Thurston fBest Lookingj, Second Row: Emil Scuorzo fClass Pin-Upj, Bob Parella fwittiestj, Sandy Carson and Ed Reese QMost Athleticj, Kathy Murphy fMost Likely To Suceed and Did Most For Classj, Micky Lesser fMost Talented and Best Actorj, Sue Kerr QClass Pin-Upj, Barbara Nolte fBest All-Around Girly, Christine Corrigan fMost Talented Girlj, Lynne Urner fBest Actressj. Third Row: Maryann Rummell fClass Witj, john Petti and jackie Bradley fClass Flirtsj, Bob Picone and Hope Bliwise fBest Dressedj, Maureen Flynn and Bob Philipone fBest Dancersj, George Rupp fMost Likely To Succeed, Bill Franklin fBest All-Around and Did Most For Classj, in--N, ST Q, ' 'A ' , f,,,- . ' , X- , 'K Mya, V .V , ,V as--, . M Y' -W' e , rfQ '39, .ff N yu, 1 7? Senior Ball--1251 ChHFlCC IOFUHUCC' Tucks and gowns, I saw it and I still don't believe it. senior ball Left to right: Fred Rettenmaier, Steve Spear, Lynn Shaw, Mrs. Albano, Mr, Albano, jimmy Turnbull, Nancy Bohne, Paul Koskcy, Ronnie I-Iumer, joan Mischo, Loretta Hoerth, Phyllis Mondelli. Before I lose my temper, date, kindly move your shoulder lest my mouth be hidden from the camera!! Ni. 'S 3 l QM! PQ i,, , 'J i' 1 ff? ,ft X t 'iw' I I pl Sure beats a pc-anutbutter sandwich and u Yankee grime!! Seated: Sue Kerr. Sluzdmg, lrfl lu rilqblz Escurt. Carolyn Castro. Bill Franklin, Dennis Monticello, Lois Wilsimn, Matt Princepi. There slic is-ymfre ideal-tliq quccn of the Senior Bull, Personality. charm, and pertness. ,.. , , 1 if t t rig Q3 ii- N iw N f Y 2 .- V ' : 'R ,!fifff' f,-A A . naval: it Q 5 x3L?'7'3t Q, -J .r ' . -J-. 1 X in ls l 5 l . P3lII'Ol1S AMIANO BROTHERS, 174 Snyder Avenue, Berkeley Heights, N. THE BEIRN,S BUs COMPANY, Dunellen, N. J. A. J. 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