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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1969 volume:

Jonathan Dayton High School Instructional Media Center Mountain Ave. Springfield, NJ 07061 regionalogue 69 Jonathan daqtton regional hiqh school springpield newjerseq Table of Contents The Class of 1969 Page 10 Administration Page 64 Activities Page 96 Underclassmen Page 118 Athletics 1 Page 126 Advertisements Page 152 Fudge ! ' - ' nUt The long and short of it . If the sine of the angle of incidence is greater than the sine of the angle of refraction, then the interference pattern created will be such that . . . Sit down and stew over it . Hear no evil ? . . . Ralph Losanno ? Miss Henderson, phys. ed. practice teacher Hello! I am your talking Debbie-doll! ' Our alma mater? Duh . that one either! I don ' t know In his four years at Dayton, a student not only receives training in secretarial skills the field of communication finances other practical skills . . but also in the more spiritual aspects of life :■■;. ' ; --;Vt ? -S Sl r Glass Senior Play Cast 12 Mr. Foreman Ronald Orbach David Kolovitz Howard Moskowitz Marvin Michael Dershowitz Miss B. Ellen Kirschenbaum Pike ' Ilene Schechter Don Baxter Bruce Gerstein Don Darwin Alan Fridkis Marlowe James Kosnett Angela Jane Thieberger Mother Ann Goldmacker Father Lewis Stein Wanda Aimee Kaplan Waitress Nola Cirpulis Roger Robert Gottlieb Lawyer Theodore O ' Connell , m Fm ' l ' ' 1 SUSAN ADAM Quiet, hardworking . . . homemaker at heart . . . singing a favorite . . . often visits N. Y. and Conn. JANET L. ANDREW Jan . . . improvising songs on piano, candystriping . . . GAA, FT A, Aux. . . , elementary school teacher-to-be TONY ARCIDIACONO Holy Zilch I . . . Favorites include cars, girls, and music , . . his friends — Paulette and Howie MICHAEL ATKIN Miguell . . . money . . . Investment Club . . . lover of life DEBORAH BALDWIN Debbie . . . always willing to listen or help . . . twirling, cooking, sewing . . . a future nurse RICHARD BASEIL The Arab . . . But we invented the harem! . . . found in physics lab . . . future electrical engineer 14 MARCIA A. BASS Girl of many interests . . . twirling, tennis, JFTY-GAA . . . Elementary Ed. major DAVID S. BENO Dave . . . cars, skeet shooting future industrial arts teacher PATTI BINSTOCK Hips . . . last seen at fieldhouse . . . future teacher, G.A.A. . . . one of Mr. Palmer ' s girls JOAN BECKER Joanie . . . cheerleading co-capt. . . . coffee royale ice cream at Don ' s . . . plans to get married . . . something solid MARCY B. BERKOWITZ ' Berk . . . loves New York, cooking . . Student Aux., G.A.A., Regionalogue . . plans on college JOHN V. BELLOMI . B. . . . friendly, hard-working guy . . . heard discussing Viet Nam . . . hobby: cars MARC N. BERL IN Quotes Camus ' philosophy: The absurd dies only when one looks away. MARTHA BLAIR Marty . . . likes rock . . . bright and f unloving . . . will make a great secretary 15 PAULETTE BRANNING Peanuts . . . a red Rambler . . . dances at Dayton and fourth lunch . . . secre- tarial work is her aim BRENDA BRAVERMAN Brenda, Brenda . . . vat else is new? . . . going to Brooklyn . . . Fran ' s meet- ing you . . . G.A.A. and art . . . you ' ll never forget . . . Decorator-to-be . . . ' make a bet CHARLES BRAUN Charlie . . . discusses the today genera- tion . . . psychology major . . . Key Club DAWN BRINKER G.A.A., Regionalogue staff . . . aspiring stewardess or secretary . . . interest in the human race ROBERT BROMBERG Sunshine . . . bright future in ac- counting or drafting . . . enjoys rifles MICHAEL L. BURNS Mike . . . enjoys chemistry, music . . . Explorers, Key Club . . . future scientist 16 ELAINE BURROUGHS Ice skating and knitting are favorites . 6th period gym is not . . . aims to successful secretary DONNA BYRD Donna . . . future work with airlines . . . enjoys water sports . . . seen with Dale, Dawn, Barb, Paulette JOHN A. BUSH An arid sports car fan . . . New York . . . Technical school in the future BARBARA CAFFREY Boys! . . . ' 69 Firebird convertible . . . Boys! . . . Co-ed volleyball . . . Boys ' . . . . fashion merchandising or secretary RAYMOND T. CAFFREY I ' m a girl watcher! . . . college or Viet Nam . . . fast cars are favorites JEFFREY CANTER 17 THERESA A. CHIN Terry . . . cheerleading capt., V.P. ' 61-68, Girls State, Student Council Sec, GAA, Att. Office JOSEPH CAPABIANCO Joey . . . bowling, baseball, and foot- ball games . . . hates spinach . . . enjoys mini-skirts . . . working man ' s future JUDITH CAULFIELD fudi . . . smile be happy . . . cheerleading . . . cotton candy, a good book . . . math major TYRONE P. CHIN Monk . . . Oh! Come on . . . spends most time on soccer field . . . future in computer programming ANTHONY T. CICCONI, JR. Tony . . . experiment in the unknown — life expressed in art . . . major in electrical engineering . . . digs music 18 RITA CIRCELLI Lizzie . . . Love conquers all . . . singing, acting, sewing and cooking . . . Nat ' l. Thespian Society . . . desire to travel NOLA CIRPULIS NoNo . . . future mathematician? . . . GAA, Drama Club . . . recalls Dayton it inning a football game. ' ?! DAVID COHEN Hesh . . . digs girls, sports cars Bus. Law . . . future as CPA or lawyer . . . foreign languages are not his thing HARVEY COHAN May be found with the underground on 5th between 52nd 69th . . . extols Fitzgerald Karish concern law — not order plans BRUCE COLANDREA 10 of the 40 Fingers . . . true apprecia- tion of music . . . excellent guitarist . . . life is music, music is life JOANNE COLL Joe . . . quiet stranger at first meeting only . . . loves basketball, art . . . future in accounting art SHELLEY L. COOPER All the world ' s a stage . . . the group . . . Watson ' s at 2:00, Siamese cats . . . to be the greatest star that ever lived 19 PAUL A. COOPERMAN Coop . . . Stage crew baseball man- ager . . . enjoys printing graphic arts . . . majoring in the latter at college BARBARA CROWLEY Barb . . . plans for travel . . . return to Spain . . . language major in college . . . FT A BARBARA E. CRUMP Bar by . . . enjoys listening to records, reading . . . seen with Jeanne, Robin . . . plans to work — maybe college KATHLEEN CULL Kath . . . frosh secretary . . . GAA . . . Student Auxiliary . . . future fashion coordinator ANNA M. DAGOSTINI Annie . . . Pep Club enthusiast . . . hates crowds . . . asks only for success RICHARD J. DAMIANO Rich . . . career in U.S.A.F. , . . I think, therefore I am . . . graphic arts club member 20 WARREN L. DANZIGER War . . . Soccer, varsity club, key club . . . M.D. . . . attend Washington U. . . . girls ARTHUR DAQUINO Check ' em out ' ' . . . admires girls cars . . . memories of initiation locked boys ' rooms . . , aim — auto mechanic NANCY DAUNNO Always smiling laughing . . . secre- tarial work is her future . . . lores to drive is seen in a red Rambler MICHAEL L. DAVIS Mike . . . now cars, later planes . . . a great athlete a hard worker GAETANO DEL MAURO Nino . . . likes lots of money . active in print shop . . . the knife ALAN S. DENNIS Talented artist interested in photography, poetry and experimental living 21 MICHAEL H. DERSHOWITZ Dersh . . . loaded with talent . . . How to Succeed . . . Latin Club . . . M.D. shall become an M.D. JOHN K. DEWART Do unto others ... ... stamp collect- ing, AFS . . . future history teacher ELIZABETH DEWEY Betsy . . . rare combination of beauty and brains . . . NHS, Jr. Prom Queen . . . spent senior year as AFS student in Germany ELIE M. DREYFUS Dusty . . . a physical exam with the girls? . . . likes golf, painting . . . future commercial artist FORREST S. DRABIK Woody . . . main interest is cars future plans — College 22 KENNETH H. DOEGE Ma . . . a future baseball umpire . . . discusses sports events cars . . . Wan- na ' make a bet? RONALD DUBIEL jr. . . . Last seen on tennis courts dis- cussing sports or religion . . . a future draftsman or accountant LARRY P. ELSTON I doubt it! , . . but he ' s really seen with Rich, Rich and Rick . . . college accounting major BETH K. EINSTEIN Likes Rascals, Doors, fashion thunder . . . found in Alt. Office at GAA . . . art major in college ANITA G. EPSTEIN Epp e . . . como esta? . . . chow mein, sleeping, Spanish NHS . . . athletics . . . GAA . . . ambition — Spanish teacher RICHARD B. FALKIN Let it ride . . . seen in Comers and Gary ' s parking lot . . . tvith the gang . . . often seen on soccer field . . . college bound FREDERICK T. EMMEL Rick . . . I see, said the blind man . . . occupied by his job car . . . college in the future . . . career m social work 23 JUDITH A. FEINS Folk Guitar Club . . . art, poetry, music . . . talent show participant . . . yearbook . . . art future LAURIE FELDMAN Active in all facets of school life . . . Color Guard capt., NHS, AFS, more . . . plans to become a doctor ALAN FERGUSON Fergy . . . one of the boys . . . an aspiring architect . . . found at Conte ' s , , . Nat ' l Ski Team member MARYANN FINNEY Mimi . . . seen with Lynn . . . future holds college and travel to Europe . . . French Club, GAA FRANK FIORELLI Great sense of humor . . . Guitar, driv- ing, girls . . . Jr. prom . . . architectural industrial engineering career PATTI FISHER Dylan, music, lit. . . . yearbook asst. editor . . . Sr. play student director, musicals . . . busy but time for every- thing 24 SHAROLYN FRANKLIN Sherri . . . all soul, the Temptations Exsaveyons . . . Color Guard, Dra- matics . . . Home Econ. future ALAN K. FREEMAN Smiley . . . favorites — gardening, cars music . . . loves eating — What ' s for dinner, world dd like to see the ALAN M. FRIDKIS Bernie . . . harvest light of truth to elders . . . music, creativity icith organ . . . Lady Jane MELANIE FRIEDMAN Mel . . . gotta get a message to you . . . loves guitar, cars, pep rallies . . . future medical asst. JOSEPH FRIERI ]■]■ ■ ■ ■ happiness over success . . . skilled varsity soccer man . . . enjoys food . . . future in music BARBARA FROST Barby . . . interested in music, sports, camping . . . plans a future in phys. ed. or math 25 LYNN FRUCHTER Salinger, pizza, history are just a jew favorites . . . gave much of her time to AFS, yearbook . . . she will find her own Separate Peace CATHY R. GACOS Fishing music interest her . . . Thespi- ans Sec. . . . Bananas! . . . future at college Peace Corps WALTER GAIPA ' Walt . . . works for what he wants . . FFA . . . plans to study agriculture LAURIE GANS 26 ALLAN GARAWITZ Lord, what fools these mortals be . . . varsity golf, basketball . . . major in good times STEVEN A. GARBER Capt. Spaulding . . . Forensics, Chess, Investment, AFS . . . Alum be praised . . . future millionaire ARLENE GELFOND Ar . . . always with Lewis or jane . . . South America . . . FT A, GAA, French Club BRUCE GERSTEIN Skilled musician, 40 Fingers . . . varsity bowler. Student Council . . . favors veal parmesan, Myddle Class, Buffalo Spring- field . . . future record producer . . . his community JOHN GIANITSAS Nick the Greek . . . usually found at Convoy ' s Club 666 . . . seen with Keith, Lenny . . . no immediate plans SUSAN M. GILLIGAN Susie . . . future in nursing, interest in biology . . . remember donkey basket- ball? GARY GINSBERG IRENE GINTER . . . detests nasty people . . . remem- bers math classes . . . Thespian Society ANNE GOLDMACKER G oldie . . . grungus is crawling . . . Donovan achievement . . . Sr. play, yearbook . . . skiing, swimming are favorites JEFFREY GOODMAN Goody . . . European summer . . . Anything Goes . . . career in interna- tional law MICHAEL GOODMAN Sports, cars, Bee Gees . . . Goodthing . . . Light My Fire . . . seen with ' Ed or the girls . . . future in science or medicine : ' 31 RITA GORECKI Rita . . . with wmeone always enjoys reading, art, traveling 28 ROBERT GOTTLIEB Gutts . . . Gary ' s . . . the Junior Prom, Ink td nun ' s room, basketball, cars, Key Club . . . math teacher JANICE GRAMEGNA Often seen at Sound Studio . . . music painting are her hobbies, typing isn ' t . . . future in interior design LYNN D. GREENBERG Dee . . . enjoys water sports . . . GAA, Pep Club, Student Auxiliary . . . likes Charlie Brown and football games . . . psychology major SHARON I. GREENFELT GAA . . . Student Auxiliary, Pep Club V.P., Israel . . . plans for kindergarten teaching MICHAEL GREENHOUSE Greeme , . . best things in life are free . . . golf, bowling . . . Financial Club , . . oceanographer in the futurt DIANE B. GREENSTEIN Duna Grunstone . . . waterskiing, boywatching. Attendance Office girl . . . U. of Cincinnati, elementary school teach- er . . . last seen headed for Tennessee in a 442 SHERI L. GREENSTEIN Good Grief, Charlie Brown! . . . Ski- ing, horseback riding . . . The Rascals and blue . . . College bound . . . speech therapy RICHARD GRIMM Grimmey . . . Known for his carica- tures . . . a naval on the wall . . . ecce homo . . . senior patrol badges STUART P. GROSSMAN Stu . . . I don ' t believe it . . . Cars, chess, sports are favorites ; forms tests aren ' t . . . hopes for college 29 DEBORAH K. HAGERTY Art major in college . . . active in FT A, GAA, Pep Club . . . enjoys old movies and psychedelic designs RAYMOND HAINES Ray . . . college bound — engineering or political science . . . athletics . . . Key Club, Class Pres. KAREN G. HAMMER French club, GAA . . . hobby — horseback riding . . . future plans — teaching ele- mentary school LISA A. HARRIS MEXICO . ' . ' ... GAA, Spanish Club . . . future in psychology 30 KAREN L. HALPER Speak now ... ... summer in Europe . . . bubbling personality . . . H.O. Asst., Auxiliary, Planning Comm. . . . elemen- tary ed. major EDWARD HARBACK Outasight . . . Varsity Club Pres. . . . track, football . . . to be the world ' s greatest architect WILLIAM H. HARRISON III Bill . . . seen with John or Art, often at Bower aft . . . interest in cars . . . plans for a high paying job HOWARD HARTFELD Howie . . . quite a sports fan GARY HAYDU Athletics . . . Key Club, Varsity Club . . . Future Plans : physical education teacher and coach . . . seen at Meisel Field BARBARA HEADY Bobbie . . . Color Guard, GAA . . . the field house . . . the future: elementary school teacher, VISTA PAMELA HENRY Pam . . . horns, horses . . . All American Youth Honor Band . . . GAA . . . future veterinarian ROBIN J. HODES Long walks in the woods . . . talking to little kids . . . hates narrow-minded- ness and chaos . . . wants most of all to find herself CAROLYN HOPTA Hop . . . GAA . . . Student Aux. . . . lores chocolate chip mint ice cream and lollipops . . . Digs soul . . . future in teaching ROBERT HRANK Amie . . . named so for his golf ability . . . Varsity Club . . . future as a research engineer MARK HURWITZ Bod . . . doing a fine job . . . oceanography, camping . . . sleeping in study . . . college bound GRACE HUTCHISON Effervescent . . . favorites include: boys, reading, the Association . . . fondly recalls jr. and sr. proms ... . plans on college and airline work RUTH E. HUTCHISON French Club, Leaders Clubs, the News . . . sports, sewing . . . taste varies from Donovan to Mozart . . . foreign language major DENNIS INSLEY Denny . . . enjoys sports, tennis . . . lunch, study, math . . . future math teacher ROBERT JACKSON Bob . . . basketball ' s a great sport Who walked into the girls room? . Key Club, Fireman . . . pharmacist SUSAN JACOBSEN in doubt, don ' t. . . . Kahlil Gibran, ' 55 Chevys, Paul Butterfield and motor- cycles . . . hopes to go into fashion buying RICHARD JARMAN Rick . . . I ' m hungry . . . varsity football . . . Westminster Fellowship . . . Key Club . . . Future plans — college CYNTHIA JEFFREY Enjoys being with her N. Y. friends . . . eating Armenian foods . . . playing golf . . . plans a career in business SHARON JOHNSON A true athlete and musician with a con- tagious chuckle . . . GAA . . . painting. Head Start . . . future pediatrician ANNE L. JOSEPHSON know myself and that is all . . . AFS, Student Council, Dayton News . . . future in sociology or international rela- tions STEPHEN JUPA Mosey along with Jupe . . . all-round athlete . . . 24 . . . Varsity, Key Clubs . . . college bound AIMEE S. KAPLAN Amos . . . Senior Play . . . Band, GAA . . . Leaders Club . . . future either as Spanish interpreter or psychologist 33 BENJAMIN KAPLAN Kappy . the Doors law gymnast, weightlifler . . . . future in psychology or Joe Kunyz may be quiet, but underneath STEVEN KATZ Handsome? . . . Girls . . . Cars . . , found in Sound Studio . . . frequent 1 , MacDonald ' s , gin mill and the Island . . . hopes to be President DEBBIE G. KAY One of our cheerleaders . . . loves hot bagels, XKE ' s and chocolate-chip mint ice cream . . . found at Don ' s or Wat- son ' s . . , something solid BURT KESSLER Speed reading, Holy Wow! . . . gym- nastics . . . often seen with Lainey . . . would like to teach btochem at UCLA HENRY W. KIENZLE Dimple . . . plays football, baseball (bowling, too!) . . . girls . . . remember bomb scare? . . . working future ELLEN L. KIRSCHENBAUM New to JDRHS . . . Ellen enjoys being with the gang . . . Sr. play, Student Aux., GAA, USY . . . career: phys. ed. teacher MONICA KLIMKO Mono . . . Oy Vey! . . . Mr. ' Horner ' s own secretary . . . Color Guard, Vettes, MBT . . . marriage success Genius at work . . . David Shrensel JOAN F. KORDALSKI Chocolate ice cream . . . Football games . . . found in Swingles with Judy, Kathy, and Sue . . . Regionalogue . . . future airline stewardess DOLORES KORODY ■Student Aux., freshman day . . . clothes, art, and Laugh-In are favorites . . . it could be worse JAMES V. KOSNETT Jimmy . . . National Honor Society . . . Senior Play . . . Dayton News Sports Editor . . . debate team . . . Key Club BARBARA KOUNIS Barb . . . listening to records, dancing . . . future secretary . . . Pep Club, At- tendance Office . . . seen with Paulette, Nancy, Dawn BETTY KOUNIS Twin . . . Beaches! Dancing! Driving! Pep Club . . . Paulette, Nancy, Barb . . . One of the A.O. Girls . . . career as a private secretary CONSTANCE A. KRASNER Connie . . . swimmer . . . one of Mr. Palmer ' s girls . . . brownies H.J. are 2 of her favorite things . . . future at college BURT KRAVITZ Burt . . . all-around sportsman . . . You don ' t know anything . . . college in future 35 LEE KRONERT Augie . . . green Corvair . . . Moun- tainside tower . . . loves sports and girls . . . one of Dayton ' s firemen MICHAEL KRILL Stick . . . great car enthusiast . . . seen with Bob, Arnold, Ronnie and Doug . . . hopes include college ERIKA KUBISCH Ricki . . . skiing . . . Student Aux., GAA, Latin Club . . . college bound . . . memories of frosh year with Kenilworth k,ds JOSEPH KUNYZ Quiet — with a talent for mechanics . . . sports and music . . . memories of enter- ing Dayton in ' 66 . . . college bound LAWRENCE Larr . . . neat stuff room Don ' s . . . rider F. KUR . . . the chemistry Central Park bike KENNETH KURNOS Ken . . . sport enthusiast . . . football player . . . most often found at Meisel Field practicing . . . Varsity Club . . . Key Club 36 JANE LAMB Short Stuff Lamb . . . future ambition to become a gym teacher . , . GAA, Spanish Club . . . Go jump in the lake! NANCY LaSOTA Nance . . . sports, GAA, FT A, Lead- ers Club . . . Reading . . . Quill and Scroll . . . Regionalogue Asst. Ed. . . . career in nursing JANETT E. LEE Jann . . . collects African clothes . . . digs Swahilian language . . . Student Auxiliary and GAA . . . favorites include dancing, talking and cars . . . college bound HAROLD LASSERS Old Weird Harold . . . Know thy- self . . . Arrived: Oct. 19. ' 67 on a Sears 3-speed bike . . . last seen cycling down Aft. Ave. wearing a red Robinhood hat ANDREA LESSER Audi . . . loves the beach, basketball games and Chinese food . . . Regional- ogue staff . . . college bound . . . ele- mentary ed. DENISE LESTER Dee . . . Twirling capt. . . . plans to be a stewardess and housewife GERRI LESSER Big Ger . . . all fact no lie . . . st at the Hearth, Gary ' s . . . sensitive . mumbles . . . plans include college . elementary ed. DENNIS LESTER Honda 350, Varsity Club . . . most often seen at Gary ' s and Conte ' s . . . cars, basketball 37 JANE LESTER DEBORAH F. LEVINE Deb . . . singing, reading and art chorale . . . active USY member . plans to be an English teacher HAL LEWIS jazz . . . literature . . . music . . . semantics . . . Key Club . . . band . . . favorites — tolerant people. John Coltrane JUDY R. LEWIS Jude . . . an all-jun girl . . . Table 6 Jr. Prom . . . Student Aux. . . . Modern Novel is quite a class JUDY LIES Jud . . . Color Guard, GAA . . . found at Swingles . . . plans on a secre- tarial future CARLA LILIEN Cardionne . . . loves music, Dionne Warwick . . . plans future in teaching . . . Let each man be accorded the free- dom of his own 38 JOHN F. LITZEBAUER Lithy . . . lores sports and cars member of the basketball team . . members the cafeteria boycott GALE LUBINER Lube . . . telephone enthusiast . . . Student Aux. . . . wants to open nursery school someday RALPH LOSANNO Sports . . . Varsity Club . . . seen at Conte ' s and Gary ' s . . . Girls, Cars . . . physical education teacher JAMES L. MADSEN Poetry . . . swimming . . . chess club . . . loves good music and food . . . wants to become a teacher SETH MALOVANY Bimbo . . . Chemistry . . . wants to become a psychologist . . . New Zealand Pilgrimage DAVID M. MARGULIES Student Council pres. . . . Debate . . . 1st rate basketball center and human being . . . career in medicine or biochemistry 39 WAYNE MASIELLO Loves music, art and cars . . . seen with Cathy . . . future plans lead to adver- tisi ng field . . . 40 Fingers ANNA L. MARINO Lou . . . horseback riding . . . plans to travel around the world HELEN N. MARTIN Miss Springfield . . . sewing, reading, music . . . Pep Club pres., FT A v. p., Thespians GERARDO G. MAURIZ El Fego . . . girls, books, sports , seen with Yolie, Dave and Rich . future in architecture DAVID MAY Dave . . . AFS . . . Key Club . . future architect . . and ham radio . . Student Council Regionalogue . . . hobbies include art 40 GARY MAYER Scuba Diving . . . pet peeve — locked bathrooms . . . seen on Dayton ' s football field . . . future plans include marine biology WENDY MERKIN Patron of the arts . . . music, plays . . . chorale, Student Council . . . future speech therapist DOUGLAS MEYER Aiuggs . . . guitars, mechanics, cars, and girls . . . found in front of Conte ' s . . . Navy bound JOSEPH MERLUCCI Joe . . . car enthusiast . . . will never forget cafeteria boycott . . . future in electronics JOHN R. MIARMI Seen with Mike Jeanne . . . favorites include drag racing . . . usually found at work CRAIG MILLER Wow, I don ' t believe it . . . water sports and art . . . Regtonalogue staff . . . plans to be an artist BRUCE MILLER Bru . . . car-conscious . . . check ' em out . . . Bernadette . . . Hearth . . . aspiring architect 41 ANTHONY M. MINICOZZI ' Tony . . . sports . . . Rita-4 Seasons . . records . . . college bound FRANCES MOORE Franme . , . Hey, Joe . . . GAA, Twirler, Chorale, Student Aux. . . . Regionalogue . . . Canada . . . college French major SHERRY MOORE A gifted pianist . . . in search of the ultimate reality . . . Anne, Lynn, Jane . . . Latin Lovers . . . losing her skirt in school parking lot? MARIANNE MORIARTY Check her out! . . . fashion advertis- ing holds a promising future . . . Conte ' s at seven . . . seen with Denise ARLENE MOSKOWITZ Luna . . . dancing, records . . . GAA . . . Student Aux. . . . football games . . . G.L. . . chocolate chip mint ice cream HOWARD MOSKOWITZ Dico . . . acting . . . Drama Club pres., Thespians . . . future in drama or broad- casting RICHARD MOSKOWITZ Mosk . . . likes football, girls . . . Dayton 6-Hillside . . . seen with Nan- cy, Ken . ' . . college or Marines RICHARD O ' BRIEN O.B. . . . hunting, photography Graphic Arts Club . . . Holycow college, printing TED OCONNELL Teddy . . . likes food, the 40 Fingers and girls . . . active in dramatics, Thes- pians . . . an abundance of talent MARY OLSEN Enjoys traveling . . . You Betcha . . . GAA, Color Guard, H.O. Asst., Latin Club . . . Roman Holiday . . . college- bound RONALD ORBACH Ronnie . . . talent in music, acting . . . 4 Tops, Ella . . . genuine sea-man . . . will study law NANCY OSBAHR Nance . . . patron of arts, folk music, school spirit . . . Color Guard, AFS, Spanish Club . . . future teacher JEANNE PALMIERI Enjoys sports, music . . . GAA, Student Aux. . . . thoughts of secretarial career and marriage 43 SHELLEY PARISH ■ Nothing phases me! . . . poetry . . . student director of musicals . . . future math professor ROBIN PECK Robie . . . newcomer . . . horses, guitar . . . fashion and music are her favorites . . . college bound MARY PATTON Tiny Ann ' . . . likes skiing, boys, danc- ing . . . FT A, CAA } and church youth group SUSAN PETERS Susie . . . enjoys writing poetry, people, lollipops, pony rides . , . active in GAA DAVID PIERSON ' Pierce . . . always on the athletic field . . Varsity Key Clubs, Teen Council . . future in graphic art 44 CYNTHIA PESKIN Cyndy believes the golden rule GAA . . . enjoys love poems, coasters, children oiler ELAINE PIMPINELLI Angelique . . . loves lopg hair English rock groups . . . talented seam- stress . . . secretarial career DOMINICK M. POLPERIO Involved with music and mechanics . . . military service . . . Slaten Island — Do the thing . . . cars ROSS S. PLISHTIN An avid wrestler . . . cars, girls, surfing and football . . . 66-67 wrestling team . . . I can ' t take the G ' s NICK RASPA Nick . . . Hippie wants to be an accountant . . . 1968 wrestling match versus Kemhvorth . . . Latin Club and debate . . . blue convertibles JERRY P. RABINOWITZ Littleman . . . a poem for Mrs. Shapiro? . . . nonconformist with varied interests . . . football, calculus . . . Key Club, Debate . . . future in happiness MICHAEL L. POMP Pornper . . . sports music . . . Band, AZA math business administration or 45 MICHAEL RECHNER Bubbles . . , cars . . . sports . . . Junior Prom . . . immediate plans for vocational school . . . school dances STEVEN A. REICHMAN Steve . . . tennis . . . Key Club . Varsity Club . . . seen at P.O. . college bound EDA REISBERG Plays guitar, piano . . . art enthusiast . . . seen with Elaine Chris PATTY RETSINAS Patty is seen with Betty Barb . . . enjoys typing . . . cooking . . . plans to go to business school ROBIN C. RIES Rob . . . Oh really? . . . proms, Doors, Cream . . . plans to join the Waves, travel RONALD ROBBINS Ronnie . . . sports fan, ' Green Bay . . . seen at Gary ' s, yearbook meetings, Bi- ology Club . . . future accountant 46 JAMES A. ROBINSON Muscles , Mr. Regional . . . N.Y. Giants, James Brown, Football . . . Varsity Club . . . college bound MICHAEL ROBINSON Catch you dreams before they slip away . . . Mike ' s dreams . . . college and engineering . . . fast cars, novels. RENEE ROCKOFF Rockie . . . dancing . . . people Regionalogue staff. Student Aux. , college . . . major in psychology HERMYNE ROSE Herm . . . That ' s unreal . . . GAA. Regionalogue, Student Aux. . . . world traveler . . . future plans . . . college LOUISE ROSENTHAL Lou . . . likes all sports . . . volunteer worker for disabled children . . . future veterinarian RICHARD ROSENTHAL Ricky chorale . . enjoys sports, music, will attend junior college 47 MARK ROTH Gary Lewn . . . cool music . . . anti- boredom crusade . . . future in health careers Lee Kronert . . . The Thinker LEE S. ROTHFELD Scummer . . . one of our football players . . . Eat your heart out . . . heard discussing next Saturday night . . . William Buckley . . . Spider MICHAEL RUBINFELD Ruby . . . scientific ambitions . initiation day . . . enjoys basketball college bound HENRY RUERUP 48 SHELLEY D. RUTKOW Shell . . . seen at fieldhouse . . . HOA, USY, GAA, PP M . . . cooking . . . marriage teaching in the future MICHAEL RYNAR Mike . . . plays guitar as a hobby . . . enjoys pep rallies . . . plans to go to college JAMES SAVARIN Jimmy . . . discontent with the people situation . . . is he so quiet? Knights of the Round Table? ANN SCARINZI Ann . . . loves animals, grape soda, sewing, music . Spanish 2 remembers skit in NANCY SCHIESL Quick to smile . . . Arlene, Ellen . . . Boys! . . . the Hearth . . . decorating for the Jr. Prom . . . GAA CHRISTINE SCHARFFENBERGER Chris . . . I don ' t believe it! . . . icants to be a secretary . . . junior his- tory class . . . pizza, driving . . . golf bowling ILENE SCHECHTER Otto . . . part of The Group . . . Pitasso . . . You ' re cool . . . dancing acting, writing . . . will eat anything chocolate KAREN E. SCHLANGER Pookie . . . class treas., Regionalogue . . . loves lobster, coffee royal e ice cream with jimmies . . . elementary ed. major JOAN SCHLESINGER foanie like to work with children . . . future in sociology . . . enjoys singing, guitar MARGARET SCHUBERT Schubee . . . root beer, Dionne . . . Teen Council, yearbook . . . artist ' s life is her wish DEBRA A. SCHWARTZ Patch . . . spirited cheerleader . yearbook art ed. . . . rings, Bee gees future in Peace Corps JOEL H. SCHWARTZ Digs soccer, poetry, Fri. nights . . . seen with Lee, Gary, Ralph . . . will never forge his first defeat . . . Bo Jangle poet ROBERT T. SCHWARTZ Bob . . . art, music, sleeping . . . you are what you eat . . . art major in college 50 ANITA E. SEIGEL Naga . . . Don ' s, Watson ' s . . . talks about HIM . . . peeved by prejudice; pleased by carnations, card. . . . Fairy Tale . . . dental hygienist . . . something solid RICHARD M. SELIKOFF Scoop . . . Rich . . . enjoys listen- ing to records, baseball, food, golf . . . don ' t lose your cool. SHERIE B. SHERMAN Sher . . . chocolate chip ice cream, Younger Girl are favorites . . . GAA . . . future teacher DAVID R. SHRENSEL BARRY SNYDER Haivk . . . vanity wrestler . . . sports car enthusiast . . . give the most to get the most GAIL A. SPECTOR This above all, to thine oivn self be true . . . thou canst not then be false to any ?nan. . . . AFS, Pep Club . . . poetry, navy blue, French SHERRY L. SPIGEL Where ' s Mrs. Hooper? . . . FT A, ' GAA . . . favors chocolate . . . future kindergarten teacher SUE STADLER Snue . . . Ah I Come on! . . . seen with Kat, Joan, ]ud, Bernie . . . future holds career in IBM field . . . modeling IAN M. STARR Star debator . . . compulsive pen smoker . . . Student Council v. p., Key Club, NHS . . . reading . . . McCarthy supporter 51 LEWIS M. STEIN Big Lew . . . Student Council, NFL treasurer . . . gourmet . . . Arlene vs. Old Betsy . . . future in math DEBORAH S. STEINHOFF Herman ' s Hermits . . . digs radio, Ron Stuart, Coke, olives . . . writing, Clods Pebbles, Regionalogue . . . college communications major, marriage JOYCE R. STERN Interests include art and reading . . . Regionalogue art committee . . . GAA . . . plans include art education in college EDWARD STERNBERG Edge . . . enjoys oil painting . . . Dramatics club . . . Lights, Camera, Action ANDRA L. STONE Andy . . . world traveler . . . enjoys camping, cooking . . . GAA, Aux. . . . college-bound M. ' LARRY STEWART Tinsel Teeth . . . Can you dig it? . . . found at any and all parties . . . Track Star . . . Varsity Club I ' d really rather have ham on rye ROBERT TAFEL Bob . . . Oh my goodness overpopulated Volkswagens . . . ested in music inter- 1 L - i 1m ftirfB r MARIE C. TARANTULA Nf 5 Pw., Regionalogue layout editor. Pep Club Sec, Attendance Office . . . The best part was accomplishing what you thought you couldn ' t. . . . future in science FRAN TASHER Oy Vey! . . . GAA, H.O. . . . choco- late cake . . . Jr. Prom . . . loves to dance . . . future teacher MARC A. TENNEY Musky . . . cars, music . . . cafeteria boycott . . . college-bound Speaking of elbow-benders JANE E. THIEBERGER Where ' s your Dayton News article!? ■ . . Sr. Play, reading . . . nice person to know A. JAMES TREMATERRA Fish ' . . . girls, girls, girls . . . often seen with Mr. McCabe . . . future in marine corps SS$!fSsffffs!l Mf 7s RICHARD S. TONKO Rick . . . Fridays at Gary ' s . . . Cream . . . Flea Enterprises . . . Fingers ' P.R. Man . . . future commer- cial artist GAY TRUNCALE A smile for everyone . . . likes music, sports, Dustin Hoffman . . . twirls a mean baton . . . ambition: airline stew- ardess BONNIE TUREN Regionalogue, Alt. Office . . . clothes, Firebirds are javorites . . . hopes to attend Boston U. . . . elementary ed. major KAREN UNTERWALD Hi sweetie pie! . . . the jieldhouse . . . GAA, AFS, Spanish Club . . . plans on a math career NANCY VAN VRANKEN Nance . . . drum majorette . . . likes football heroes . . . plans for travel a medical career ROBERT VESSELLI JERRY VEZZA Bob . . . plans to go to technical Key Club Pres. Class V.P. 68-69 . . . school . . . cars cabinet-making are the volcano at the prom . . . leads jazz hobbies quartet . . . future in dentistry music 54 DEBRA WALDT Squeaky . . . likes art, people, just plain fun . . . the horse in gym, A.O. . . . gets the most out of life ELLEN J. WALTMAN Elly . . . records, dancing, K.M. . . . GAA . . . Student Aux . . . the field house . . . college, teacher LISA WARMAN Lee-Lee . . . class secretary . . . Sewing . . . plans include Peace Corps . . . auto stereo ELLEN WEG Member of GAA . . . her art ability will carry her far in the field she desires RALPH WEINSTEIN Chorale, strong voice in musical . . . never forget Mr. Albano ' s H.R. . . . wants to be a millionaire . . . ivhy not? ALLAN WEISBERG Individualist who enjoys reading books . . . seen with 2 Mikes a Mark . . . aim is law JAMES WELLEN Missionary from Israel . . . JFTY Pres. . . . plays guitar . . . member of Debate Club ROBERT WEMISCHNER Culture — being with people . . . seen with Carla in N.Y. . . . Streisand . . . French Club . . . Japanese . . . oriental language major LORETTA WHITE Painting and theatre-going . . . Sr. play set designer . . . AFS, GAA, FT A, Pep Club . . . future in interior design, illustration JILL A. WILLIAMS Yearbook ed. . . . Good grief! . . . Class Committee, NHS, Student Coun- cil . . . poet? . . . genuine interest in people . . . future in math JUDITH WNEK Hey Jude . . . Temptations Cran- berry Vettes . . . GAA . . . H.R. 226 . . . dances and football games . . . college bound RUTH WOOD ' Missy . . . GAA, FT A, Regionalogue business, staff . . . teaching is her goal DALE YADLOSKY Yad . . . hunting ice hockey . . . Varsity Club member . . . swimming in the brook . . . college KEN YU Kenny-me! . . . tennis . . . often with David . . . where there ' s a will . . . VIRGINIA ZIEGENFUSS Ziggy . . . the world of a cheerleader . . . GAA, Pep Club . . . football basketball games . . . wants a career in modeling NOREEN ZIGRINO Sewing, the Temptations are her favorites . . . found at parties . . . goal is to become a secretary RUTH H. ZIPKIN Zip . . . seen at the field house . . . GAA, Student Aux., Spanish Club . . . Rascals . . . future model, Spanish teacher GAIL R. ZYDNEY Zyd . . . GAA, Student Aux. traveling . . . true friends . . at Gary ' s . . . college-bound 57 CLASS WITS Arlene and Howie Moskowitz MOST TALENTED Sherry Moore, Ted O ' Connell SENIOR BEST DRESSED Mike Goodman, Cyndy Peskin 58 SUPERLATIVES BEST ALL-AROUND David Margulies, Judi Caulfield QUIETEST Joe Kunyz, Karen Hammer 59 CLASS PIN-UPS Gerry Mauriz, Gerri Lesser MOST ATHLETIC Ralph Losanno, Nancy LaSota NICEST EYES Gary Mayer, Ilene Schecter SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jill Williams, David Margulies MOST POPULAR Arlene Moskowitz, Howie Moskowitz DID MOST FOR CLASS Karen Schlanger, Ray Haines BEST DANCERS Ilene Schecter, Howie Moskowitz MOST INTELLECTUAL Lynn Fruchter, David Margulies QUIETEST Karen Hammer, Joe Kunyz BEST-LOOKING Ilene Schecter, Dennis Lester NICEST EYES Ilene Schecter, Gary Mayer NICEST SMILE Marie Tarantula, David Pierson BEST ALL-AROUND Judy Caulfield, David Margulies CLASS PIN-UPS Gerri Lesser, Gerry Mauriz CLASS WITS Arlene Moskowitz, Howie Moskowitz CLASS FLIRTS Nancy Schiesl, Howie Moskowitz MOST ATHLETIC Nancy LaSota, Ralph Losanno CLASS COUPLE Rita Gorecki, Tony Minicozzi MOST ARTISTIC Ellen Weg, Elie Dreyfus MOST TALENTED Sherry Moore, Ted O ' Connell BEST ACTRESS, ACTOR Ann Goldmacker, Howie Moskowitz BEST DRESSED Cynthia Peskin, Michael Goodman MOST SOPHISTICATED Kathy Cull, Gerry Mauriz NICEST SMILE David Pierson, Marie Tarantula MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED David Margulies, Jill Williams 61 BEST DANCERS Ilene Schecter, Howie Moskowitz MOST INTELLECTUAL Lynn Fruchter, David Margulies CLASS COUPLE Rita Gorecki, Tony Minicozzi BEST-LOOKING Ilene Schecter, Denny Lester 62 CLASS FLIRTS Howie Moskowitz, Nancy Schiesl BEST ACTRESS-ACTOR Ann Goldmacker, Howie Moskowitz MOST SOPHISTICATED Kathy Cull, Gerry Mauriz 63 v I 1 JP 1 Ad _ y -— - - ' -JtL$£ 1 £ „Mik pacultu Administration As you approach the end of your senior year, your thoughts are probably vacillating from an eagerness to explore the future to a reluctance to leave what has become so familiar. We feel justly proud of what you have done here and what you have left behind for others to develop and model themselves after. These years have been enjoyable ones for you but they have also been a basis and preparation for what is to come. For these future tasks we are confident you are ready. Our best wishes go with all of you. Robert F. LaVanture Principal Mr. Robert F. LaVanture Principal Miss Anne Romano Assistant Principal Dr. Warren M. Davis Superintendent 66 To the Class of 1969: It is undoubtedly with mixed emotions that you approach the close of your high school career. Some of you have been in many high school activities, some in only a few, but regardless of the number and type of extra-class activities, you have all engaged in the important business of learning. Your preparation will now stand you in good stead as you enter the next phase of your life. Most of you will go on to achieve success in the formal atmosphere of the college or university. Some will go directly into other fields of endeavor for which you have been well prepared in Jonathan Dayton. Whatever your immediate plans for the future, we wish you well and are sure that you will make your school proud of your accomplishments. Warren M. Davis Superintendent Dr. Randolph T. Jacobsen Assistant Superintendent Mr. Lewis Fredericks Assistant Superintendent BOARD OF EDUCATION Sitting, left to right : Mr. Conlin, Mr. Fred- ericks, Mr. Ward, Mr. Burdge, Dr. Davis, Mr. Dios, Dr. Josephson. Standing: Mr. Little, Mr. Cullen, Dr. Jones, Mr. Powers. Missing: Mrs. Waldt. 67 Guid ance . . . lend thy guiding hand to these dark steps . . . — Milton Miss Charlotte Singer, Director of Guidance Miss Helen Crawford Miss Marie Giannone Mr. Francis H. Clancy Mr. Melvin Lefever B usiness Those who believe we have reached the limit of business progress and employment opportunity in this country are like the farmer who had two windmills and pulled one down because he was afraid there was not enough wind for both. — Morris S. Tremaine Miss Eleanor Murphy, Coordinator Miss Karen Moran Mrs. Dorothy Cassak Mr. Conrad Franchino Library As good almost to kill a man as to kill a good book; who kills a man kills a reasonable creature , . . but he who destroys a good book, kills reason itself. — Milton Mr. Manuel Pereira Miss Barbara Dimmers English Mr. John Hoagland, Coordinator Mr. Carl Matthews Mr. Norman Pollack Miss Anne Manto Mr. Alex Kropinicki 70 Mr. Thomas Kaptor Mrs. Pearl Shapiro Mend your speech a little, lest it mar your fortune. Shakespeare Mr. Joseph Trinity Mr. Barry Rund Mrs. Beverly Miller Mrs. Patricia Marino Mrs. Carolee Gottlieb 71 Mr. Stanley Grossman, Coordinator Industrial Arts and The labor of my hands . . . — Thoreau Mr. Peter Danilo Home Economics Mrs. Sophie Steinberg, Coordinator Miss Mary Ann Ulbrich 72 Agriculture Mr. Albert Rothbard Mr. Edward Metz Mr. Robert Gardella We may live without poetry, music, and art; We may live without conscience, and live without heart; We may live without friends ; ive may live without books; But civilized man cannot live without cooks. ■ — Owen Meredith Miss Audrey Warford 73 Foreign Language Mr. August Caprio, Coordinator Mr. James Farrell Mwmmnmm u Mrs. Susan Seltzer Mrs. Lucretia Hart Mrs. Assunta Das 74 Miss Bonnie Fisher Mr. Henry Rogers He ivbo is ignorant of foreign languages knows not his own. — Goethe Mr. John Hall Mrs. Carol Snyder Mrs. Janet Goldberg 75 Mr. William Home A sound mind in a sound body, is a short but full description of a happy state in this world. — John Locke Health and Physical Mr. Herbert Palmer Mr. John Brown, Coordinator Mr. Dennis Burke Mrs. Helen Hooper, Mrs. Lois Conley 76 Education Mr. James Horner, Mr. Michael Iannelli « . Mrs. Dolores Howard Mr. Peter Scocca Br V Mr. John Swedish Miss Ruth Townsend 77 Mathematics Mr. Joseph Sott, Coordinator Mr. Thomas Baker Miss Carol Dragon Mr. William Jones Mr. Arthur Krupp 78 Mr. Louis Piccolo Mr. Jay Sulzman Mr. David Van Hart Mathematics possesses not only truth, but supreme beauty — a beauty cold and austere, like that of sculpture. — Bertrand Russell Mr. Ian Struthers Mr. Donald Wayne Mrs. Teresa Doherty 79 Science Mr. Russell Scott Iv Miss Malka Linsenbaum ■ Mr. Leonard Pallis Mr. Walter Hohn, Coordinator Science . . . its methods differ from those of common sense only as far as the guardsman s cut and thrust differ from the manner in which a savage tvields his club. — Thomas Huxley Mr. Roland Marionni Miss Marijane Parrish 80 Mr. Stephen Cepreghy Mr. Leonard Ferrara Fine Arts As the sun colours the flowers, so thus art colours life. — Voltaire Mr. Edward Brown, Coordinator Mr. Walter Both Miss Judith Douglass Mr. David Brodman Mr. David Kimball 81 Social Studies Mr. August Giebelhaus Mrs. Jean Cusumano Mrs. Clare Mason Mr. Raymond Yanchus kiri-ir 82 Mr. Ronald Stevens Miss Pauline Keith, Coordinator Whoever shall consider the life of one man will find in it the history of mankind . . . — Vauvenargues Mr. Dennis Fox Mr. Richard Cook Mr. Edward Jasinski 83 Special Services Mr. Alfred Patterson Mr. Vincent Albano Dr. Donald Marachnik, Director of Special Services 84 Mr. Thomas McCabe Mr. Adam LaSota Miss Joan Tiplitz The true purpose of education is to cherish and unfold the seed of immortality already sown within us; to develop, to their fullest extent, the capacities of every kind with which the God who made us has endowed us. — Mrs. Jameson Mr. Howard Baigas, Psychologist Mr. Martin Taglienti Mrs. Phyllis Jarman, Health Counselor Staff Kitchen Staff Miss Margaret Maitland Director of Cafeteria Mrs. Ruth Popolillo Library Clerk SECRETARIAL STAFF-MAIN OFFICE Mrs. Juanita Mason, Mrs. Myrtle Rice, Mrs. Marjorie Holland. Missing: Mrs. Ruth Cannon. SECRETARIAL STAFF - GUIDANCE STAFF Mrs. Ellen Andreas, Mrs. Lee Street, Mrs. Helen Ditzel. Custodial Staff Mr. Carl Matthews Sunset and evening star, And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of the bar, When I put out to sea. But such a tide as moving seems asleep, Too full for sound and foam When that which drew from out the boundless deep Tunis again home. Twilight and evening bell, And after that the dark! And may there be no sadness of farewell, When I embark; For tho ' from out our bourne of time and place The flood may bear me far, 1 hope to see my Pilot face to face When I have crost the bar. — Tennyson 86 Ii Eta dz : ' r 87 k 00 Time it was, And what a time is was, It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago . . ..it must be I have a photograph. Preserve your memories ; They ' re all that ' s left you. — Art Garfunkel orientation . . . Miss Morgan and Mr. Jones . . . Fran, Pat, Kathy Karen . . . Conte ' s . . . orangE and blue . . . rotating schedules . . . Earth-Space Science with Mr. Sinko ... up and down stairways . . . Brigadoon . . . FAC . . . bOmb scare . . . The Start of It All . . . pennants . . . open lunches . . . MeRchant of Venice . . . lockers that jam . . . cheerleading and twirling . . . language lab . . . final exams . . . The Second TimE Around snowed out . . . cafeteria boycott . . . Bulldogs . . . FirSt Aid . . . computer dance . . . geometry . . . snow days . . . Julius Caesar and The Pearl . . . comparative anatomy . . . Echinodermata, Coelenterata . . . U.S. I. . . . upperclassmen now . . . clAss rings . . . chemistry . . . Miracle Worker . . . The Scarlet LetteR . . . U.S. II . . . Team-teaching . . . Bali H ' ai . . . volcano, palm trEes, bushes . . . It ' s amazing what can be done with chicken wire and paper mache! . . . Ray, Terry, Lisa, Karen . . . mantissas characteristics . . . How to Succeed . . . cake sales . . . Martin Luther King . . . SAT ' s . . . standing for seniors at Assemblies . . . impossible English exams . . . painting the FielDhouse . . . Ray, Jerry, Lisa, Karen . . . Enter Laughing . . . freshmEn from Mountainside . . . Mr. Yanchus institutes senior day at lunch . . . RFK . . . computer craze . . . 7 classes a day! ? ! . . . mums . . . college applications . . . more SAT ' s . . Hamlet . . . Guys and DOlls . . . physics . . . derivatives and integrals . . . The Class oF ' 69 . . . Apollo 8 . . . computerized report cards . . . Regionalogue . . . We ' re Number One! . . . NHS . . . Senior Trip . . . home management . . . co-ed volleyball . . . permutations and combinations . . . band . . . Trig . . . World Lit. . . . Mr. Regional . . letter sweaters . . . Senior Health . . . Student Council . . . Mrs. Goldberg . . . Le Cid Don Quixote . . . Betsy in Germany senior final exam exemptions . . . senior ball . . . graduation . . . Do you mean we REALLY used to look like this? Our Mighty Freshman Football Team 90 OUR FRESHMAN OFFICERS: K. Schlan- ger (treasurer), F. Moore (president), K. Cull (secretary), P. Moast (vice-president). 91 Dubious Awards THE CLEANLINESS AWARD — to room 225, the game preserve of Dayton Regional. THE HUMANITARIAN AWARD — to Mr. Marionni, the gamekeeper. THE NO-BELLY PRIZE — to all the girls in Miss Ulbrich ' s dollar-under-the-rug diet club. THE MEMORY AWARD — to what ' s-his-name, the physics teacher. THE THREE LITTLE DOTS AWARD — to the literary . . . staff . . . who immortalized . . . them in . . . print . . . THE COACH YANCHUS AWARD — to Coach Yanchus — for obvious reasons. THE SENSE OF DIRECTION AWARD — to all incoming frosh along with a student handbook. THE ROBERT EARL AWARD — to the Key Club College Bowl. THE AVIS AWARD — to the football team . . . they really do try harder. THE DISSENTER OF THE YEAR AWARD — to Mr. Pollack . . . well, turtlenecks are the thing this year. THE FEMININE MYSTIQUE AWARD — to all the young ladies who participated in coed volleyball. EXCEDRIN HEADACHE 1 — to the heating system — hot in June, cold in January, and non-existent in November. BEST ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN — to the frosh . . . QUOTE OF THE YEAR AWARD — to Coach Piccolo at the fall sports assembly . . . A tie is like kissing your sister, it ' s something, but not the real thing. A MONOGRAMMED CRASH HELMET — to all the drivers ed. teachers. THE DIOR AWARD — to Miss Romano for informing all the girls about what ' s in in fashion. ANOTHER 600 KIDNEY TRANSPLANTS — to all our male students who have worn theirs out waiting to find an unlocked boys room. 92 Our impregnable office safe! 93 What student of physics could ever forget those wonderful nodal lines? 1:1 94 We may not have Eve, but we do have Adam . . Trout Bass Paris Berlin Tree Bush LBJ Byrd Rabbi Canter Ears Two Chins Newton Einstein Taxes Feins Benjamin Franklin We may not have Snow, but we do have Frost . . . Altman ' s Haines Orbach Nail Hammer Sheep Lamb Robert E. Lee Clark Lewis Rowan Martin April May Circumstance Pomp Tulip Rose Logs, but we do have Wood . . . Maxwell House Savarin F.A.O. Schwartz Moon Starr Pebble Stone Spider Tarantula Black White Black Velvet Green felt Ice Cream Cohen Me Yu We may not have Sparrows, but we do have Robbins . . Garden Greenhouse Whaler Fisher Ghost Spector Mortgage Lies Brains Braun Hans Brinker Blisters Burns Menace Dennis Bad Men Goodmans We may not have Dogs, but we do have Katz . . . Governor Mayer Prisoner Freeman Blacksmith Cooper Miller Mug Stein Brahms Schubert Bushel Peck Mason Williams Stonewall Jackson 95 ' X - activities 4 ,  ■• — i tm STUDENT COUNCIL H. Lewis, B. Gerstein, T. Ramos, I. Starr (vice-pres.) , T. Chin (sec), B. Burnstein, S. Gi orlando, N. Urban, H. Dobin, E. Krueger, L. Bultman, R. Haines, J. Williams, A. Josephson, R. Danziger, D. May, W. Merkin, D. Verlangieri, A. St. Lifer, R. Geiger, D. Margulies (pres.). NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY © $ e f fit fTflbHJh. Rom One: H. Martin, M. Tarantula (pres.), J. Williams, L. Feldman, F. Moore, J. Caulfield, J. Thieberger, N. Osbahr, A. Kaplan, G. Spector, K. Unterwald. Row Two: D. Steinhoff, R. Wood, R. Hutchinson, S. Parish, N. Van Vranken, D. Waldt, L. Fruchter, A. Josephson. Row Three: R. Gottlieb, J. Kosnett, G. Mauriz, I. Starr (treas.), J. Rabinowitz, D. Margulies (vice-pres.). Missing: B. Dewey, D. Schwartz (sec). 98 i n QUILL AND SCROLL i?ot ' 0«e; J. Thieberger, M. Tarantula, J. Wil- liams. Row Two: D. Steinhoff, N. La Sota, R Hutchison, D. De Leonard. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY Row One: S. Franklin, I. Ginter, H. Martin, J. Theiberger, R. Circelli, M. Yourman, S. Cooper. Row Two: M. Dershowitz, J. Goodman, C. Gacos, T. O ' Connell, S. Morrison, H. Moskowitz, K. Klohr, H. Cohan. DRAMATICS CLUB Row One: A. Chafkin, T. Wilkotz, I. Weissman, I. Ginter, T. Senet, D. Stokes, E. Spielholz, S. Denner, S. Karp, A. Silverstein, D. Ciampa, R. Wexler, E. Krueger, P. MacMahon, D. Szanger. Row Two: E. Werner, B. Raskin, P. Kiesel, L. Hardgrove, S. Morrison, C. Gacos, T. O ' Connell, J. Thieberger, R. Greer, S. Macy, R. Circelli, P. Zurkoff, H. Cohan, H. Moskowitz, S. Cooper, Row Three: S. Franklin, J. Chayat, J. Gurion, H. Martin, L. Olesky, I. Ginter, K. Vezza, B. Burnstein, D. Ames, W. Sanders, S. Atkin, L. Kronert, L. Christophers, R. Kalem. Row Four: M. Dershowitz, D. De Vone, J. Goodman, K. Klohr, H. Dobin, J. Kosnett, M. Yourman, D. Marsh, A. Sheehan, V. Vogt, N. Weiss, P. Buzin, D. Pfeifer, D. Verlangieri, M. Kaplan. FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row One: S. Baudi, D. Goldstein, G. Specter. Row Two: R. Stern- bach, J. Williams, L. Fruchter. Row Three: H. Dobin, I. Starr, D. Margulies. Missing: S. Parish. FRENCH CLUB Row One: I. Weissman, L. George, S. Atkin, S. Rubenstein, J. Thieberger, M. Taaffe, S. Denner, E. Spielholz, B. Reisberg, D. Szanger, S. Karp, E. Werner, S. Hirsh, D. Graham, M. Wellen, S. Winters. Row Two: P. Schiller, D. Devone, J. Krasher, B. Ginter, M. Gelfand, J. Steinhart, J. Cohen, F. Rosenbaum, K. Gartling, Y. Rueda, C. Borok, M. Feldman, F. Ship, C. Hodes, E. Simpson. Row Three: D. Ford, E. Gan, J. Gecker, S. Greenfelt, H. Martin, M. Finney, K. Vezza, J. Williams, G. Spector, A. Stein, R. Fossman, B. Bernstein, B. Cremedas, I. Ginter, V. Hammer, P. Britton, W. Stein. Row Four: D. Kalajinn, K. Klohr, S. Baudi, R. Kitzing, L. Bjorstad, M. Tarantula, A. Margulies, R. Hutchison (Pres.), J. Andrew, D. Spiegel, A. Sheehan, C. Kierspe, R. Johnson, B. Ludd. Row Five: S. Reichman, R. Wemischner, R. Schwartz, R. Sternbach. 1 c JcJti 100 SPANISH CLUB Row One: I. Zipkin, B. Crowley, F. Ames, J. Altshuler, B. Lowenstein, S. Gechlik, L. Force, D. Ogonowski, D. Ciampa, A. Silverstein, L. Stein- hoff, J. Goldhammer, E. Gelfand, D. Joyner, A. Pankin, A. Cooper, D. Mariellen. Row Two: D. Verlangeri, E. Smith, N. Osborn, D. Dicicco, M. Yourman, L. Blair, D. Ames, S. James, R. Sher- man, N. Osbahr, J. Sternberg, S. Zemel, K. Jacobs, K. Positan, S. Elwood. Row Three: M. Berkowitz, J. Farber, L. Goldberg, G. Seissel, R. Greenberg, R. Keller, J. Lowenstein, A. Kaplan, B. Zipkin, K. Unterwald, L. Rosenthal, J. Leo. Row Four: S. Silpe, J. Lee, L. Strum, R. Uslan, K. Porter, L. Friedman, S. Cooper, L. Harris, R. Fosman, B. Baldwin, B. Rossiter. Row Fire: J. Wheeler, D. Crowley. SPANISH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row One: K. Unterwald, A. Epstein, N. Osbahr, L. Feld- man. Row Two: A. Kaplan, R. Circelli. GERMAN CLUB Row One: L. Charistoffers, M. Simonson, J. Dewart, S. Foster, D. Andras, R. Schneider, G. Rosenberg, Mr. H. Rogers, advisor. Row Two: P. Harter, H. Paschold, R. Hess, H. Kalet, D. DeLeonard, N. Hess. 1 H || NJJ LATIN CLUB Row One: C. Brown, M. Dershowitz, J. Goodman, M. Olsen, T. Ruberti, A. Kranich, R. Rose, S. Moschella. Row Two: K. Morse, J. Repka, W. Danziger, J. Episcopo, S. March, M. Shaffrey, S. Pittinger. Row Three: M. De Santas, G. Cantagalo, G. Davis, R. Good- man, C. Horner, P. Lamport, B. Lennox. 101 LIBRARY ASSISTANTS B. Crowley MAIN OFFICE ASSISTANTS A. Lieto, J. Gecker, S. Baudi, J. Meyer. STUDENT AUXILIARY 102 Row One: B. Silverstein, M. Patton, S. Stadler, R. Rockoff, S. Rutkow, J. Lewis, M. Berkowitz, H. Rose, B. Crowley, D. Korody. Row Two: M. Fleischman, J. Palmieri, A. Stone, L. Cicconi, F. Moore, T. Chin, A. Moskowitz, P. Binstock, A. Seigel, J. Becker, S. Sherman, J. Lamb, C. Peskin, N. Roth, S. March. Row Three: H. Martin, I. Ginter, G. Truncale, D. Gorecki, J. Kordalski, A. Josephson, L. Fruchter, C. Krasner, K. Halper, G. Lubiner, R. Hodes, B. Frost, D. Hagerty, M. Finney, R. Zipkin. Row Four: N. LaSota, S. Greenstein, S. Segal, R. Fossman, F. Ship, K. Belliveau, M. Bass, E. Kirschenbaum, L. Harris, L. Greenberg, J. Andrew, A. Lesser, J. Schechter. Row Five: L. White, A. Kaplan, D. Joyner. GUIDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS Row One: J. Caulfield, N. Osbahr, Y. Rueda, D. Verlangieri. Row Two: J. Episcopo, A. Stone, K. Underwald. HEALTH OFFICE ASSISTANTS Row One: J. Sternberg, K. Hammer, K. Halper, M. Olsen, G. Spector, P. Zurkoff, S. Zemmel. Row Two: S. Rutkow, L. Allen, D. Kay, J. Williams, S. Parish, B. Constad, L. Bjorstad. Row Three: F. Tasher, G. Hutchison, R. Ragon- ese, C. Schwartz, B. Baldwin, C. Smith, D. Michels. ATTENDANCE OFFICE ASSISTANTS Row One: P. Binstock, N. Schiesl, B. Kounis, S. Goldman, I. Schechter, L. Bultman. Row Second: F. Ames, B. Ein- stein, K. Schlanger, C. Krasner, N. Cirpulis, B. Kounis, D. Greenstein, M. Phillips. Row Three: A. Epstein, D. Waldt, M. Tarantula, J. Becker, D, Brinker, A. St. Lifer, P. Howarth. STAGE CREW S. Wipfler, T. Rosenkrantz, M. McCourt, P. Cooperman. SOUND STUDIO Row One: S. Katz, M. Dershowitz, D. Klinger, C. Gold- stein, R. Janukowicz, B. Ehlers, S. DiLello. Row Two: J. Lee, S. Garber, T. Rosenkrantz, S. Dorsky. FIREMEN Row One: R. Shindler, S. Max, A. Ramos, L. Kronert, R. Sasse, R. Falcone. Row Two: C. Foster, E. Harback, D. May, W. Younge, L. Stewart. Row Three: R. Jackson W. Danziger, F. Gold, F. Bucci, K. Kurnos, R. Moskowitz, S. Jupa, G. Mauriz. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Sitting: D. DeLeonard, H. Kalet, R. Krowne, G. Cantagallo, J. Craige, E. Dreyfus. Standing: S. Fromer, A. Gerber, S. Kartzman. STUDENT INVESTMENT ANALYSIS CLUB Sitting: M. Greenhouse, M. Atkin, M. Roth. Standing: S. Kartzman, R. Wemischner, A. Weisberg. 104 Row One: J. Mendelsohn, D. Goldstein, L. Fruchter, S. Moore, I. Weisman, D. Joyner, S. Karp, M. Wellen, S. Atkin, A. Canter, J. Thieberger. Row Two: M. Schreiber, B. Katz, A. Josephson, L. White, S. Parish, L. Feldman, J. Goodman, J. Cohen, J. Dewart, C. Hodes, D. May. Ron ' Three: B. Mitterhoff, A. St. Lifer, M. Chotiner, J. Kosnett, M. Goldberg, R. Sternbach, K. Klohr, S. Garber. Row Five: S. Reichman, J. Dewart, J. Wellen, M. Greenhouse. AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE Susie Atkin and David May selling AFS bonds. Dayton ' s AFS student, Betsy Dewey, on the banks of the Rhine River 105 VARSITY CLUB Row One: A. Garawitz, D. Lester, M. Josephs, D. Yadlosky, L. Rothfeld, S. Jupa, L. Stein, D. Margulies, R. Sasse, R. Losanno. Row Two: M. Wolff, R. Falkin, T. Chin, D. Cohen, M. Chotiner, B. Gerstein, E. Har- back, R. Haines, M. Goodman, S. Getchlik, A. Fridkis, J. Morris, K. Hall. Row Three: G. Katz, R. Danziger, N. Reinhardt, S. Reichman, W. Danziger, H. Cohan, B. Smith, J. Silverman, M. George, G. Haydu, K. Kurnos, R. Selikoff. Row Four: C. Andrews, R. Janukowicz, R. Moskowitz, R. Falcone, D. Insley, D. Epstein, L. Stewart, W. Younge, R. Hrank, W. Keller, M. Burns. LEADERS CLUB Row One: D. Waldt, K. Unterwald, A. Kaplan, F. Moore, S. Greenfelt, W. Merkin, D. Goldstein. Row Two: A. Epstein, S. Baudi, N. LaSota, B Frost, R. Kaplan, R. Fossman, R. Sherman. Row: Three: L. Rosenthal, R. Wood, R. Hutchison, G. Truncale. PEP CLUB Row One: M. Tarantula, S. Greenfelt, H. Martin, P. Howarth, M. Feldman, V. Hammer. Row Two: N. Filreis, S. Silverstein, L. George, M. Widom, S. Chin, J. Cohan, S. Hersh, B. Ginter, D. Zarelli, R. Greer, D. Sherman, S. Scherer, D. Stokes, F. Rosenbaum, S. Denner, B. Reisberg, A. Apgar, R. Popollilo, R. Keller, K. Positan. Row Three: C. Borok, M. Gilfand, A. Canter, S. March, I. Ginter, J. Williams, D. Hagerty, G. Spector, S. Moschella, S. Dabronsky, D. Sobin, N. Litzbauer, K. Koldorf. Row Four: J. Dershowitz, M. Zlatin, J. Bromberg, I. Zurav, L. Force, J. Andrew, L. Bjorstad, A. Margulies, J. Chayat, L. White, E. Gelfand, D. Pfeifer, N. Weiss, S. Grimm. Row Five: N. Urban, W. Stein, R. Spizer, S. Greenstein, L. Green- berg, B. Cremedas, B. Raskin, J. Episcopo, G. Truncale, S. Rubenstein, E. Solla, B. King, E. Alexy, R. Ragonese, L. Rosenthal, M. Granick. Row Six: A. Hannigan, C. Madison, L. Bro wn, K. Gartling, S. Haines, J. Stern. 106 KEY CLUB Row One: R. Danziger, R. Quinn, D. Epstein, E. Wasserman, R. Williams, E. Wasserman, D. May, J. Vezza, W. Danziger. Row Two.- N. Reinhardt, R. Jarman, C. Braun, S. Jupa, L. Rothfeld, M. Goodman, E. Harback. R. Haines, G. Mauriz, L. Friedman. Ron- Three: I. Starr, M. Josephs, G. Katz, R. Sternbach, S. Prussing, J. Silverman, K. Kurnos, G. Branning, F. Gold. Row Four: D. D ' Andrea, J. Mirabel la, S. Reichman, J. Goodman, R. Gottlieb, W. Benkus, F. Bucci, H. Dobin, R. Jackson, J. Rabinowitz, L. Meisel, K. Prussing. Row Fne: M. Burns, D. Margulies, S. Dorsky, M. Pomp, K. Brownlie. SKI CLUB Row One: M. Patton, S. Greenfelt, R. Rockoff, B. Silverstein, M. Berkowitz, H. Rose. Row Two: B. Heady, E. Kubisch, A. Lesser, P. Binstock, D. Lester, I. Schechter, M. Fleischma n, A. Goldman, R. Goldman, J. Altschuler, S. Katz, L. Rothfeld. Row Three: E. Heyeck, S. Jacobsen, A. Josephson, L. Harris, S. Baudi, S. Morrison, B. Schwartz, M. Apirian, L. Meisel, K. Yu. Roiv Four: N. Del Mauro, B. Gerstein, A. Ferguson, J. Kosnett, M. Goodman, E. Harback, M. Dershowitz, J. Good- man, S. Garber, A. Kriegman. Row Five: M. Pomp, S. Reichman, D. Klinger. ? - • CHESS CLUB J. Frieri, R. Baseil, L. Hardgrove, J. Rabinowitz, J. Beitler. 107 CHOIR Row One: J. Gurian, S. Moore, N. Bloom, G. Lindenfelser, H. Quortin, J. Orbach, V. Lee, R. Hutchison, J. Feins. Row Two: J. Palmieri, M. Patton, D. Goldstein, D. Conner, K. Morse, B. Keller, S. Greenstein, R. Levine, S. Morrison, C. Gacos. Row Three: D. Levine, G. Hutchison, S. James, L. Greenberg, J. Goodman, R. Rosenthal, F. Fiorelli, T. O ' Connell, F. Moore, A. Stein, P. Fisher. Row Four: S. Peters, M. Keller, R. Howell, M. Dershowitz, R. Orbach, M. Greenhouse, F. Emmel, W. Merkin, L. Hardgrove, R. Fossman, D. Sobin. Row Five: R. Reichman, D. Stearns, K. Klohr. FOLK SOCIETY Row One: D. Ames, L. Hardgrove, J. Feins, L. Thieberger, A. Canter, B. Constad. Row Two: A. Sheehan, N. Heller, B. Burnstein, N. Stone, R. Kalem, J. Hirshkowitz. Row Three: J. Wellen, J. Beitler, E. Simpson, M. Yourman, C. Stahl. Row Four: M. Apirian, D. Lan, D. Klinger, B. Mitter- hoff, M. Chotiner. DEBATE CLUB Row One: H. Lassers, D. Dubin, R. Quinn, J. Rabinowitz, W. Tetley, P. Cohen. Row Two: J. Horowitz, L. Stein, I. Starr, M. Dershowitz, S. Garber, J. Canter. Row Three: R. Danziger, J. Kosnett, C. Goldstein, R. Schwartz, R. Stern- bach, D. Margulies. Row Four: H. Dobin, M. Chotiner, J. Wellen. 108 BEGINNING CHORUS Row One: D. Kayser, R. Keller, B. Ludd, D. Wilson, A. Hannigan, B. Goldstein, T. Ruberti. Row Two: J. Stewart, L. Wisniewski, S. Weinstein, A. Hertzoff, S. Brumfield, A. Seltzer, D. Callahan, B. Nelson. Row Three: S. Pettinger, B. Tulchin, L. Klohr, K. Lozowski, S. Foster, M. Simpson. CHORALE Row One: J. Palmieri, M. Patton, S. Moore, D. Goldstein, D. Conner, K. Morse, B. Keller, S. Greenstein, R. Levine, S. Morrison, C. Gacos. Roiv Two: D. Levine, G. Hutchison, S. James, L. Greenberg, J. Goodman, R. Rosenthal, F. Fiorelli, T. O ' Connell, F. Moore, A. Stein, P. Fisher. Row Three: S. Peters, R. Howell, M. Dershowitz, R. Orbach, M. Greenhouse, R. Emmell, W. Merkin, L. Hardgrove, R. Fosman, D. Sobin. Row Four: B. Reichman, D. Stearns, K. Klohr. NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE Row One: P. Cohen, R. Danziger, D. Dubin, L. Stein. Row Two: I. Starr, J. Kosnett, T. O ' Connell, M. Yourman, K. Klohr, D. Margulies. Row Three: C. Goldstein, H. Lassers, B. Schwartz, R. Sternbach, S. Garber, J. Canter. Row Four: M. Chotiner, H. Dobin, J. Rabinowitz, J. Wellen. wl m i i I ll 3 Jb jgj ■■ ' JH iSjjt ' ■ • 1 . :i Jf! ' 1 109 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Sitting: R. Hess, F. La Motta, P. Kitzing, K. Voorhees, N. Hess. Standing: H. Kienzle, W. Gaipa, J. Voorhees, S. Pacifico, G. Nittolo. FUTURE TEACHERS Row One: E. Reisberg, R. Hodes, T. Senet, J. Crossett, L. Cicconi, P. Kiesel, P. Buzin. K. Webber, B. Stone, N. Filreis. Row Two: B. Crowley, D. Hagerty, J. Melroy, K. Belliveau, J. Goldhammer, B. Frost, L. Bjorstad, S. Macy, K. Positan. Row Three: A. Ring, B. Lennox, S. Langham, J. Andrew, N. La Sota, D. Gorecki, D. Sobin, A. Gianas 110 EARTH SPACE SCIENCE CLUB Row One: G. Grabinski, J. Freudenberger, L. Brown, L. Force, C. Horner, G. Speisbach, L. Siegelman. Row Two: J. McDonald, J. Perrin, H. Paschold, D. Olasin, R. Kramer, M. Klein. Ron ' Three: J. Craige, G. Gere, B. Ehlers, E. Yunker, P. Rubinfeld. FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES C. Vezza (sec), K. Morse (pres.), Mr. Van Hart (advisor), V. Geiger (treas.), M. TaafTe (vice-pres.) , Mrs. Seltzer (advisor). Miss Warford (advisor), M. Geddes (treas.), E. Krueger (pres.), R. Garner (vice-pres.), S. Chin (sec), Mr. Gardella (advisor). JUNIORS T. Ramos (pres.), S. James (sec), Mr. Piccolo (advisor), R. DiPalma (treas.), Miss Moran (advisor). Missing: S. Baudi (vice-pres.) Mrs. Goldberg (adv.), Mr. Jones (adv.), R. Haines (pres.), J. Vezza (vice- pres.), L. Warman (sec), K. Schlanger (treas.) SENIORS Miss Marilyn Morgan, class advisor through our junior year. Ill I Row One: R. Gottlieb, J. Vezza, M. Goodman, S. Greenfelt, C. Krasner, A. Moskowitz, J. Lies. Row Two: D. Devone, R. Sherman, L. Feldman, M. Finney, L. Hardgrove, J. Feins, P. Schubert, J. Lewis, R. Rockoff, H. Rose, S. Spigel, D. Brinker, B. Einstein. Row Three: S. Doros, H. Martin, J. Andrew, S. Green- stein, L. Greenberg, D. Steinhoff, N. La Sota, J. Wil- liams, L. Fruchter, A. Goldmacker, P. Fisher, C. Lilien, R. Wemischner. Row Four: L. Kur, L. White, D. May, M. Tarantula, B. Gerstein, M. Yourman, R. Emmel, D. DeLeonard, R. Krowne, J. Goodman, L. Rosenthal, J. Kordalski, S. Parish, A. Lesser, J. Kosnett. Regionalogue Editor-in-chief Jill Williams Assistant Nancy La Sota Layout Editor ' . Marie Tarantula Art Editor Debbie Schwartz Assistant David May Literary Editor Debbie Steinhoff Assistant Karen Schlanger Sports Editors Michael Goodman Robert Gottlieb Jerry Vezza Business Editor Nancy La Sota Assistants Bonnie Turen Judy Lies Photographer Dennis De Leonard Advisor Mr. Peter Scocca t 112 Che $at toti Jfctos Published monthly by and for the students of Jonathan Dayton Regional High School, Springfield, N.J. Editor-in-Chief Jane Thieberger News and First Page Editor Anne Josephson Assistant News Editor Richard Uslan Features and Business Editor Ruth Hutchison Sports Editor James Kosnett Mr. Henry Rogers, advisor Row One: H. Kalet, I. Weissman, A. Canter, J. Thieberger, R. Wemischner, S. Atkin, D. Ames, N. Weiss. Row Two: R. Uslan, D. De Leonard, J. Vezza, D. Devone, N. La Sota, K. Vezza, R. Schneider, S. Haines, K. Gartling, B. Burn- stein, R. Kalem. Row Three: M. Chotiner, J. Kosnett, R. Gottlieb, M. Good- man, J. Goodman, R. Hutchison, G. Truncale, R. Krowne, P. Cooperman. Row Four: R. Jackson, J. Horowitz, L. Friedman, R. Quinn. COLOR GUARD Kneeling: M. Olsen, M. Klimko. Standing: L. Feldman. B. Heady, N. Osbahr, R. Sherman, J. Lies, S. Franklin. DRILL TEAM J. Crosett, captain K. Belliveau, co-captain P. Rankin V. Lee J. Melroy M. Gaipa R. Bross A. Margulies C. Brewton C. Schafer B. Raskin Mr. David Kimball, band director Band Flute Baritone T. Ruberti J. Miller S. Beam K. Vezza Trombone J. Steinhart N. Reinhardt K. Frost J. Vezza M. Geoghegan L. Silverstien L. Hardgrove J. Horowitz B. Lennox Tuba Clarinet S. Reichman H. Lewis D. Neuss M. Pomp A. Kaplan Percussion B. Frost R. MacDonald R. Kitzing G. Franklin R. Quinn M. Alper P. May R. Pfriender S. Wipfler B. Melici M. Taafe R. Fridkis K. Weeks E. Inguagiato Baritone Sax C. Brown Bass Clarinet L. Friedman French Horn P. Henry Oboe W. Tetley R. Hutchison C. Mulreany B. Forsman Trumpet Bassoon D. Margulies D. Levine K. Theile D. Devone R. Zuckerberg E. Langman Alto Sax R. Danziger K. Gulden R. Shapiro M. Kaplan P. Fries L. Margulies S. Kamen J. Delia Valle K. Kuntze S. Reisman Tenor Sax R. Grocki A. Kaston W. MacKay : -a MS Cheerleaders Kneeling: K. Yaeger, J. Becker (co-captain), T. Chin (captain), J. Caulfield. Standing: L. Sarge, G. Poznanski D. Schwartz, D. Kay, N. Urban, G. Ziegenfuss. 116 Kneeling: F. Moore. C. Smith, D. Gorecki, G. Truncale. Standing: N. Van Vranken (majorette), B. Lies, D. Baldwin, B. Lowenstein, M. Bass, D. Lester (captain). Twirlers 117 classmen a v; v . ■■ ■ ■„ ■ ' ■ •• . ' 120 Who says blondes have more fun? 121 These freshmen are getting smaller and smaller every year ! 122 Why Carmen, what big teeth you have! Super-Yaeger flies again ! 123 124 You think you could do any better? ' 125 i k r athletics Girl ' : Athletic Association W MmM mm m i ; ' -. '  ' @©o 6 ' ij [ i ' . Hi yHiiiiiiiWW«« li,i,i,i,i,i ,ii,i ' i ' ,W ISy 128 ■ 129 Football Row One: K. Kurnos, G. Mayer, S. Jupa, L. Stewart, J. Robinson, L. Rothfeld, T. Minicozzi, E. Harback, L. Kronert, R. Losanno, R. Moskowitz, R. Jarman, G. Haydu. Row Two: A. Kriegman (manager), G. Katz, H. O ' Neal, S. Max, D. Epstein, W. 3enkus, R. Sasse, R. Williams, D. D ' Andrea, W. Younge, C. Foster, R. Falcone (manager). Row Three: K. Mende, G. Fox, R. Vaughn, W. Keller, P. Stokes, K. Brownlie, P. Meierdirck, T. Ramos. Row Four: J. Truncale, J. Benigno, J. Hagemyer, C. Bove, D. Silverman, P. Demner, L. Adler, S. Mucario. Row Five: R. Janukowicz, E. Graessle, S. Prussing, M. Wolff, R. Freundlich, A. Weisbrot, J. Silverman, G. Branning, G Grant, D. Marino. Row Six: Mr. J. Horner (coach), Mr. W. Jones (coach), Mr. V. Albano (coach), Mr. B. Rund (coach), R. Kurtzer, R. Huntoon, T. Manressa. SENIORS Row One: S. Jupa, G. Haydu, L. Rothfeld, L. Kronert, G. Mayer. Row Two: J. Robinson, E. Harback, T. Minicozzi, L. Stewart. Row Three: R. Losanno, R. Moskowitz, R. Jarman, K. Kurnos. -V-. , Coaches, top to bottom: Mr. B. Rund, Mr. J. Horner, Mr. V. Albano, Mr. W. Jones. - • -£ - : : ' :.■■ ' 132 ' Who says Dayton needs a better kicker? ' SCHEDULE Dayton Opp. 19 Manchester 28 13 Clark 28 6 Hillside Governor Livingston 12 6 Scotch Plains 13 7 Cranford 17 6 Westfield 21 33 Roselle 6 Rahway 13 Total: Won-2, Lost-7 133 Soccer Kneeling: T. Chin, D. Dubin, R. Hagerty, L. Miesel, R. Lyons, R. Danziger, S. Dilello, R. Hagenbush, A. Starr, P. Cohen. Standing: R. Blum, D. Klinger, J. Millman, D. Miniman, E. Wasserman, A. Schlanger, F. Gold, R. Falkin, P. May, D. Pierson, L. Sternbach, R. Haines, N. Kaufman, R. Ryder, J. Frieri, K. Prussing, E. Wasserman, J. Morris, W. Danziger, Mr. L. Piccolo (coach). 134 Dayton 1 3 2 2 1 Governor Livingston 1 Brearley Union Catholic 1 Watchung Hills SCHEDULE Opp. Morris Hills 2 Parsippany 3 Johnson 4 Colonia 1 Pingry 3 1 1 2 Whippany Park 1 Westfield Cranford 1 Scotch Plains Hillside 2 Union Catholic Total: Won-2, Lost-7, Tied-6 135 Row One: R. Badge, J. Forgino, R. Frank, B. Tetley, G. Weich, K. Kotovsky, A. Ross. Row Two: K. Hall, B. Pomp, P. Fanaroff, J. Dellavalle, M. George, D. Yadlosky. B. Pfrienden, R. Passafiume, R. Belfadl. Row Three: Mr. M. Taglienti (coach), B. Kravitz, S. Mazieka, N. Reinhardt, K. Thiele, D. Stromeyer, M. Josephs, D. Shrensel, M. Pomp. Cross SCHEDULE Dayton Opp. 16 Rah way 42 15 Roselle Park . 43 27 Governor Livingston 29 18 New Providence 37 32 Westfield 23 21 Edison Tech. 36 19 Brearley 38 23 Pingry 32 17 Summit 38 16 Scotch Plains 41 23 Cranford 32 20 Johnson 41 Total: Won-11, Lost-1 136 Country VARSITY, Kneeling: K. Hall, M. George, D. Yadlosky, N. Reinhardt, M. Josephs. Standing: Mr. M. Taglienti (coach), S. Mazieka, K. Theile, B. Kravitz, D. Stromeyer, M. Pomp, D. Shrensel. wi J| M 1 [ k -jj? ' , IJ lJ i I B V Av BB 5 H ft fl Basketball 137 Were Number 1 11 SCHEDULE Dayton Opp. 72 Clark 63 73 Rahway 49 77 Alumni 51 72 Westfield 55 66 Immaculata 51 58 Bridgewater West 60 64 Union Catholic 63 62 Hillside 56 65 Westfield ... 54 Roselle 77 Scotch Plains 64 Clark 79 Union 63 Berkeley Heights 53 80 71 62 60 62 88 . Cranford ■___ 61 55 Hillside 46 74 Rahway 72 82 Scotch Plains _•_ 80 68 Cranford 51 62 Plainfield 63 67 Berkeley Heights 61 71 Caldwell 55 62 West Orange 75 Record: Watchung Conference Won-14, Lost-0 (1st place) Total Won- 19, Lost-4 Kneeling: D. Margulies, R. Losanno. Standing: M. Elkins (manager), E. Graessle, R. Janukowicz, C. Foster, D. Cohen, D. Lester, M. Josephs, K. Brownlie, F. Bucci, D. D ' Andrea, W. Younge, M. Hollander, F. Gold, M. Pomp, Mr. R. Yanchus (coach). Missing: R. Gottlieb (manager). Mr. P. Scocca (coach), S. Liebskind, S. Glover, R. Kalbein, T. Rosenkrantz, B. Goodman, S. Kartzman, T. Herman, T. Duva, R. Haines, H. Kienzle, B. Ripk, M. Goodman, M. Greenhouse. Bowling SCHEDULE Dayton 3 Clark 1 ,__ Hillside 3 Rahway 4 Cranford Opp. ... 1 --- 3 __. 1 ... 4 Westfield Scotch Plains 4 2 Governor Livingston 1 1 Clark 3 1 Hillside 3 3 Rahway 1 1 Cranford 3 4 Westfield Scotch Plains 4 3 Governor Livingston 1 Total: Won-7, Lost-6 141 Wrestling 142 Kneeling: J. Truncale, K. Meyer, A. Goodman, M. LeGrange, A. Kriegman, G. Branning, B. Wriner, M. JafTe, J. Spiesbach, Mr. Cook (coach). Stand- ing: J. Hernandez, R. Fenton, B. Snyder, N. Kauff- man, R. Lan, G. Grant, B. Venet, M. Davis, P. Kopiik, R. Shapiro, R. Huntoon, S. Max, D. Astley, D. Marino, W. Schwartz, D. Hempel, G. Perigan, E. Schlanger, D. Jayne, G. Haydu, M. Klein, D. Pierson. SCHEDULE Dayton Opp. 13 Bridgewater East 36 9 Brearley 31 14 Clark 31 6 Hillside 32 32 Jefferson 14 3 Scotch Plains 39 5 35 21 3 Total: Won-2, Lost-10 Governor Livingston 46 Cranford 42 Linden 9 Westfkld 49 Summit 28 Rahway 43 143 Mr. E. Jasinski, coach Baseball 144 v x Jfec CLVSS ■ ► _« Sitting: R. Jackson, P. Stokes, E. Wasserman, D. D ' Andrea, S. Mucario, R. Williams, R. Selikoff, M. Wolff. Standing: Mr. E. Jasinski (coach), R. Losanno, W. Benkus, R. Falcone, J. Millman, D. Cohen, D. Miniman, R. Januk- owitz, R. Shindler. 4— ( 145 7 IfJ ' ftp Track 146 ■■ ' « } : ' £ Mm 0 § ± J Row One: M. Taglienti (coach), S. Grossman, G. Haydu, L. Stewart, D. May, E. Harback, R. Haines, J. Robinson, M. Robinson, M. Davis, D. Pierson, Mr. W. Jones (coach). Row Two: K. Theile, M. George, B. Gerstein, M. Goodman, R. Falkin, B. Keller, B. Zabel- ski, P. Meierdirck, B. Sasse, M. Alper, Mr. R. Marionni (coach). Row Three: D. Silverman, R. Rawitz, R. Kurtzer, P. Demner, D. Stromeyer, B. Smith, C. Mende, J. Hagemeyer, J. Kampf, M. Stadler. Row Four: A. Goodman, G. King, D. Marino, D. Dubin, L. Sternbach. G. Branning, G. Grant, A. Ross, R. Kailbein. Row Five: G. Street, K. Hall, N. Reinhardt, P. Fries, S. Masieka, J. Spiesbach, R. Ripp, W. Winnick, A. Brindell. Row Six: R. Badge, G. Davis, W. Schleupner, A. Coslitt, A. Weinberger, K. Kuntze, T. Herman, R. Lan. Row Seven: W. Tetley, P. Fanaroff, D. Astley, L. Prather, J. Rappuana, M. Sherman, E. Bergman, A. Nitkin, M. Gonnella, R. Frank. ;;.y;-7U- ' . : ,,:;: ..„ A . ..- ■ 147 Kneeling: D. Epstein, A. Garawitz, S. Getchlik, J. Silverman, C. An- drews. Standing, Row One: Mr. A. LaSota (coach), G. Neifeld, M. Leislauer, T. McQuaid, R. Jarman, H. Cohan, R. Hrank, G. Katz, E. Dreyfus. Row Two: R. Sachs, R. Kramer, M. Harmon, S. Boydman, S. Grau, J. Kosnett, D. Lan. Golf 148 T ennis Row One: R. Danzinger, S. Liebiskind, R. Goodman, A. Starr, H. Levine. Row Two: D. Insley, H. Dobin, M. Chotiner, B. Ehlers, W. Danziger, Mr. Pollack (coach). Missing: R. Zuckerberg. 149 s- - This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. Winston Churchill concrete block company OF IRVINGTON 499 CHANCELLOR AVENUE IRVINGTON, N. J. MOE L. SCHLANGER ESSEX 3-1255 COMPLIMENTS SARGENT-WELCH of SCIENTIFIC COMPANY CONSOLIDATED scientific laboratory instruments UNIT CO. apparatus — chemicals 390 Nye Ave. 35 Stern Avenue Irvington, N. J. Springfield, New Jersey 07081 1!  2 BEST OF LUCK to the CLASS OF ' 69 GARDEN STATE BLOOD BANK HOMEROOM 202 extends heartiest Congratulations to the Senior Class 9 ' , t Jw I ' ■ 3lm. I. ,4 RALEIGH RECONDITIONERS 44 Columbus Ave. New Rochelle New York 10802 Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ' 69 from HOMEROOM 218 153 N. Y. Phone: WOrth 2-2660 BUNDY ELECTRONICS CORPORATION Manufacturers and Designers of TOROIDAL COILS - FILTERS . MAGNETIC AMPLIFIERS POWER SUPPLIES — TRANSFORMERS and AMPLIFIERS 44 Fadem Road Springfield, New Jersey Phone: 376-8150 Laurie Barbara Randi Mary SPRINGFIELD PHARMACY Mountain Avenue Springfield, New Jersey Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1969 from HOMEROOM 210 154 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF ' 69 HOMEROOM 225 CONGRATULATIONS from the J D R H S STUDENT COUNCIL HOMEROOM 215 Wishes Good Luck to the CLASS OF 1969 — Tony — Shelley — John — Cyndy — Jeanne — Mosky — Mary H o w i e I M o s k i D a v e I T e d — Sherry HOMEROOM 213 AAaryann Rich Fran Robin Sue Elaine Nancy — R o n I C r a i g i B r u c e I D o u g Mary — GARY ' S RESTAURANT Corner of Morris and Springfield Ave. Springfield GEORGIA McMULLEN REALTOR 41 Mountain Ave. Springfield, N. J. 07081 376-0290 Mr. Mrs. Milton Steinhoff extend best wishes and heartiest congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 69 GELJACK JEWELERS Div. of Braunschweiger Bros. Morristown — East Orange — New Providence 241 Morris Ave. Springfield, N. J. 376-1 7l0 SOBEL FUEL SERVICE 635 St. George Ave. Roselle, New Jersey ZEP MANUFACTURING Fadem Road Springfield New Jersey 07081 HARMONY HOUSE DISCOUNT RECORDS AND TAPES The Best Selection Anywhere Route 22, Springfield, N. J. 379-9200 JDRHS BOOSTER CLUB 157 From the ' 69ers of HOMEROOM 2 Mr. Vincent Plaia Dave Pierson Mary Ann Lisa Terry Chin Synthia James Janet Condon Robyn Goldman Ray Danziger SPRINGFIELD TEEN COUNCIL Warren Danziger Cathie Bove Ray Haines Peggy Schubert Steve Dorsky Lucille Solazzi Bruce Smith Bonnie Raskin BLOOMFIELD WINDOW CLEANING CO. RAFFAEL ' S formerly the Hearth 244 Mountain Ave. Springfield, N. J. I have a message from CAFETERIA II They wish the very best to you! ! ! 158 ASBURY PARK SPRINGFIELD 1400 Asbury Ave. Route 22 774-3817 376-5220 THE NATIONAL STATE BANK L F O Elizabeth, New Jersey LINOLEUM AND CARPET SPRINGFIELD OFFICE Mel Horn 193 Morris Avenue TOMS RIVER DENVILLE NEWARK Route 37 Route 46 93 Clay Street Springfield, New Jersey 341-2332 627-9202 485-0600 RINGS PINS MEDALS excellent CHARMS design CUPS skilled GIRLS ATHLETIC PLAQUES TROPHIES craftsmanship superb ASSOCIATION quality 1968-1969 YOUR CLASS JEWELER DIEGES CLUST 365 Broad St., Bloomfield, N. J. 07003 NEW YORK - PROVIDENCE MANUFACTURING JEWELERS • CHORALE Bob Mike Roe Rulk Bob Synthia Kemper Jeanne Grace Debbie Wendy Fran Sherry Lucy Debby Andy Mike Rick Sue Patti 159 Sondra Sheri Don Teddy Mary Fang Cathy Debbie Richard Cathy Jeff Lynn COMPLIMENTS of VECTOR ENGINEERING INC. 58 BROWN AVE. SPRINGFIELD, N. J. CARDINAL ' S GARDEN CENTER 272 Milltown Road Springfield, N. J. 376-0440 Garden Supplies and Lawn Sod COMPLIMENTS of LU-MAX MFG. CO., INC. Springfield, N. J. 07081 Best of Luck to the CLASS OF ' 69 HOMEROOM 216 WHITE PRINTING PUBLISHING CO. Complete Offset and Letterpress SERVICE AT REASONABLE PRICES 492 Chestnut St. Union, N. J. MU 8-6626 160 FUTTER ' S SHOES shoes for the family 333 Millburn Ave. Millburn, N. J. DRexel 6-0781 HOMEROOM 1 extends CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF ' 69 NEW CITY PARTITION CO., INC. 29 Olcott Square Bernardsville, N. J. Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ' 69 MR. MRS. RAYMOND TARANTULA COMPLIMENTS of THE DRAMATICS CLUB 161 HOMEROOM 23 extends Best Wishes to the SENIOR CLASS 1TOW M J 1 to Moo Let wery man make known what kindof government would command his respec andthatwillbeonestep toward obtaining it. W Nt ' tit a .« « THE futore 4 ' DTORE x-Ps op to 5 4A «w 8esf of Luck WAR ' S NEW TIP£, 3 c % UJUUJ CONGRATULATIONS to all members of the SENIOR CLASS from HOMEROOM 221 Best of Luck to the CLASS OF 1969 HOMEROOM 224 162 MARTY FEINS PAUL C. STECK INC. photographer Prescision Sheet Metal and Distinctive Portraiture Experimental Work Unusual Wedding Albums 25 Brown Avenue Springfield, N. J. 252 Mountain Ave. Springfield 379-7666 The Frosh of HOMEROOM 227 Extend Congratulations to the GRADUATING CLASS Twi f ' ffu.- — - ' __. u n - if ff MENDE FLORIST 233 Mountain Avenue Springfield, New Jersey Phone 376-1118 COMPLIMENTS of the J D R H S MARCHING BAND HOMEROOM 8 extends Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ' 69 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF ' 69 THE SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE DRexel 6-1804 Towing Service SPRINGFIELD HEIGHTS GARAGE Scientific Motor Tuning Mountain Avenue Springfield, N. J. near Hillside Avenue M. W. Seal Son Phone 376-5229 A. PEINHARDT WOOD PRODUCTS Home and Industrial Cabinet Making Custom and Production Work 16 Commerce St. Springfield, N. J. 07081 MRS. PRINCE ' S FARM in season . . . Home Grown Vegetables Xmas Trees Easter Plants DOBBS CO. AUTO BODY SHOP 23 Springfield Ave. Springfield, N. J. DRexel 6-3535 164 THE CENTRE SANDWICH SHOP D. A. Korody, Mgr. 234 Morris Avenue Springfield CONGRATULATES the CLASS OF 1969 DIAMOND SETTING SKI SETTING CO. — Expert Diamond Setting — Special Orders Jewelry Repairing DIAMONDS ARE OUR SPECIALTY 1420 Burnet Ave. Union 686-7434 KAY ' S HARDWARE STATIONERY SCOTTS PRODUCTS - HOUSEWARES - GIFTS TOY HOBBY DEPT. - PAINTS - GLASS 265 Morris Ave. Springfield, N. J. 07081 We Deliver — DR. 6-0877 — DR. 6-9868 Free Parking in Rear of Store CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF ' 69 RAU QUALITY MEATS INC. 763 Mountain Ave. Springfield, N. J. WANT TO BE QUEEN FOR A DAY? ? COME TO OUR HOUSE OF BEAUTY! JOHN CORTE 2 MOUNTAIN AVE. SPRINGFIELD, N. J. 165 CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF ' 69 from HOMEROOM 4 S. HAYDU SONS, INC. 107 Main Street Newark, N. J. 07105 Best of Luck to all the SENIORS from HOMEROOM 226 CONGRATULATIONS! from HOMEROOM 9 BY APPOINTMENT TO THE ROYAL DANISH COURT PLUMROSE — the Danish Modern Ham packed by Plumrose Inc. 66 Fadem Rd. Springfield, N. J. 07081 7n« MEN ' S WEAR a person to person shop dedicated to individuality 170 Elmora Ave. Elizabeth, N. J. 166 Best of Luck to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1969 HOMEROOM 21 THE DRILL TEAM 1968-1969 Best of Luck to the GRADUATING CLASS from HOMEROOM 24 PHILIP APTER SON, INC. 1600 Springfield Avenue Maplewood, N. J. The SENIORS of HOMEROOM 207 Congratulate the entire class on four WILD years. THE DAYTON TWIRLERS 1968-1969 167 PETRY ' S SHELL SERVICECENTER Complete Tune-ups — Repairs State Inspection Work — Air Conditioning South Springfield Mountain Avenues Springfield, New Jersey 379-9750 COMPLIMENTS of RON GOLCHER HOMEROOM 220 Wishes the CLASS OF ' 69 Good Luck CAFETERIA 1 HOMEROOM extends Best Wishes to the CLASS OF ' 69 FROM THE A. O. GIRLS 168 COMPLIMENTS of the SENIOR CLASS CONGRATULATIONS from KEYES MARTIN CONGRATULATIONS to. the CLASS OF 1969 from HOMEROOM 219 ' FROM A FRIEND ' 169 HOMEROOM 18 Wishes all of the Seniors the very best of luck. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1969 HOMEROOM 214 HOMEROOM 212 Extends Heartiest Congratulations to the CLASS OF ' 69 170 f R0M % DAVID LECHTER DISTRIBUTOR 3 Milltown Court Union, N. J. Best of Luck HOMEROOM 209 to all of the Wishes the GRADUATES CLASS OF 1969 from a very bright future HOMEROOM 10 171 HOMEROOM 7 Wishes the Graduates of 1969 the best of luck. CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1969 from HOMEROOM 19 BOOSTERS International House of Pancakes 270 Millburn Ave., Millburn Paris Beauty Salon 5 So. Springfield Ave., Springfield HEALTH OFFICE TRE TOLA ' S RESTAURANT J. J. Newberry Co. Morris Mountain Aves., Springfield Colantone Shoe Shop 245 Morris Ave., Springfield ANGELO SALARDINO MR. MRS. SAMUEL GREENFELT PARK DRUGS Wesley Jewelers 173 Mountain Ave., Springfield Miller ' s Pastry Shop 246 Mountain Ave., Springfield WILLIAM F. PERRELLI CARTER BELL MFG. CO. 172 BOOSTERS CRESTMONT SAVINGS SPRINGFIELD AUTO B M ALUMINUM DOUG RENIGER HOMEROOM 229 Sante J. Scarcia Landscaping MR. BARGAIN INCORPORATED MARGUERITE MAGGIE CIAMPA Mr. Cook ' s Excedrin Headache 10 Class of ' 71 City Auto Body Co. 562 Central Ave., Newark Lady Fair Beauty Salon 506A Millburn Ave., Short Hills Princeton Development 950 Clifton Ave., Clifton Golden-Venet, Inc. 217 Millburn Ave., Millburn Newark Nut Store 99 Mulberry St., Newark USY OF TEMPLE BETH AHM ARNOLD N. CONSTAD, M.D. Bond ' s Ice Cream 730 Morris Turnpike, Short Hills A FRIEND UNION-FIELD ESSO Renee ' s Hair Styling 773 Mountain Ave., Springfield Pinkava ' s Motor Company Morris Ave Caldwell Place, Springfield Old Evergreen Lodge Evergreen Ave., Springfield Tomie ' s Service Station 521 Mountain Ave., Springfield Barnes Chevrolet 38-42 River Road, Summit Conte ' s Delicatessen 234 Mountain Ave., Springfield Norma ' s Salon of Beauty 232 Mountain Ave., Springfield A FRIEND MR. MRS. NATHAN TUREN MR. MRS. L. WALDT MRS. DOROTHY LIBBY Fin ' N Feather Pet Shop 239 Morris Ave., Springfield Somerset Bus Co. Route 22, Mountainside MR. MRS. MAX FRUCHTER Springfield Travel Service 250 Mountain Ave., Springfield Elkay Products Co., Inc. 35 Brown Ave., Springfield BUNNEL BROS. Charles A. Remlinger, Real Estate 769 Mountain Ave., Springfield Denison Clothiers Rt. 22, Mountainside Stan Sommer 985 Stuyvesant Ave., Union FROM THE GOOD EGGS AT CRESTMONT SAVINGS Springfield Chevron Mountain Ave., Springfield Echo Lanes Rt. 22, Mountainside RICHARD BEST PENCIL CO. Realty Syndicates 950 Clinton Ave. Reinette ' s of Springfield 246 Morris Ave., Springfield Jonas Ladies Wearing Apparel at Discount Prices 173 PATRONS Mrs. Conley Jimmy Robinson Mr. Albano Mr. Cepreghy A Friend Mr. Mrs. Louis Lamberg Mr. Mrs. Al Jaffe Dr. Mrs. Elliot L. Kaplan Mrs. Brennan Mr. Mrs. Edwin Corey Mr. Mrs. L. Marcantino Mr. Mrs. B. Wildman Jay Silverman Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Morris and Family Mr. Mrs. Sidney Frank, Roger and Holly Mrs. Edna Heller Mr. Mrs. Gerald Lamberg Shelly D. Rutkow Mr. Mrs. Henry J. Brinker, Jr. Robin Brinker Mrs. H. Kay Karlin Paints Edwin M. Werfel, D.D.S. Dr. Mrs. H. Cohen Lynn Fruchter East Coast Auto A Friend Mr. Mrs. Harry Stein Mr. Mrs. D. W. Brown Millburn Knitting Center Millburn Wiggery Mr. Thomas Baker Ava Goldstein Mr. Mrs. Walter Jackson Mr. Micheal Vladika Mr. Mrs. John Gosper Mary Ann and Joseph Gosper Mr. Mrs. Lawerence Morris Mr. Mrs. S. Wnek and Family Mr. Mrs. M. R. Gorny Mr. Mrs. Morton Weinberg Mr. W. M. Home David Beno Mindy Schreiber David Schneider Phoenix Appliance Center Douglas A. Renigan Louise Barnes Dolores Korody Eric Young Zip Yanchus Mr. Stevens Mrs. Conley Mountain Variety A Friend Mr. Mrs. M. D ' Andrea Miss Douglas Mr. Mrs. A. Sherman and Daughters William E. Seal Mr. Walter Hohn Rus sell Greenberg Lynn Greenberg Coach Horner Family Max Sherman Carol Cornfield Mr. Mrs. Paul Spindel and Family Betty Anne Inverso Mr. Mrs. S. Braverman Mr. Mrs. Stanley M. Krueger Mrs. Joan Emmel Greta Von Holz Mrs. Stoffers Mr. Mrs. Wood Spitzers Apparel Mr. Trinity The Big 6 Rubell Interiors Mr. Mrs. Leslie Korody A Dropout Rudy Teddy Bear In Memory of Winston Mr. Albano Bonnie Turen Mr. Mrs. Sol Wolfson Andy Rudolph Mr. Mrs. John A. Craner and Family Mr. Mrs. Jack Goldberg The J. T. Browne Family Mr. Mrs. Nathan Goodman Panckeri James Gazzo John Frances Cullinane Joyce Stern Mr. Mrs. Hank Waldman Mr. Mrs. Jack Williams Mary Ann Ulbrich Charles Bentivenga Mr. Mrs. John Schiesl Mr. Dennis Fox Mr. Mrs. Robert Shaller 174 ' . Literary Editor Business Editor Photography Editor Jill Williams 4§Pf Debbie Schwartz Marie Tarantula ancy LaSota Dennis DeLeonard _ Debbie Steinhoff Advisor Mr. Peter A. Scocca Pages 1, 10, 64, 96, 118, 126 Lettering by David May 7 A Page 88 Class History by Shelley Parish Jill Williams Page 62 Senior Play Program Cover by Elie Dreyfus Debbie Schwartz We would like to express our appreciation to Mr. Jim Adams for his photographic contributions. 0 50