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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1970 volume:

1970 REGIONALOGUE Jonathan Dayton Regional High School Springfield, New Jersey FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY SPRINGFIELD, N. J. TABLE OF CONTENTS Seniors 1 1 Administration 77 Activities 103 Sports 133 Advertisements 155 8 i We ' d like to know a little bit About you for our files . . . Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel LOIS ALLEN You ' ll find Lo at Lucam ' s . . . favors the Rascals and Chinese food ... a big heart . . . wants to have one day go completely right . . . Sgt. W. J. Bedford, Jr. . . . mar- riage and a family. What a piece of work, is a man! Hoiv noble in reason! How infinite in faculty] In form and moving how express and admirable! Hamlet or Hair JILL ALTSHULER Wow! Those big round eyes . . . Alshie Babes . . . spends her time with Sue, Ava, Robin . . . talent shown in chorale and musical . . . just change the world as I see it . . . open-mindedness . . . Kahil Gribran. FRAN AMES Franie . . . inwardly deep and per- ceptive . . . true beauty found in her eyes . . . Gail, Sue and Evie are constant companions . . . dotes on Donovan and the Doors . . . lasting memories of Woodstock . . . hopes to attend BU. 12 MARC APIRIAN An avid camper, Marc is usually seen with Jeff, Chopper and Garry . . . completely frank . . . will pursue! a career in law. EMILY BABINEAU Emily will never be able to forget the Junior Prom and the Senior Ball . . . She hopes to become a success- ful secretary in the future. MELISSA BACHRACH Missy . . . thrives on Group Therapy and the Band . . . active secretary of ' our student council while secretly working towards de- stroying the system . . . Wood- stock Festival! . . . happiness al- ways. Tim ' ■ ' ■ : BONNIE BALDWIN Look for Scotty in the Health Office or at G.A.A. meetings . . . a girl with a sense of humor . . . digs Jimi Hendrix, ravioli, and pickles . . . will always remember chem labs . . . secretly would like to be a spy . . . college beckons. JED BEITLER Likes hard rock — especially the Roll- ing Stones and the Doors . . . base- ball . . . hopes to become an astronautical engineer and study at the Florida Institute of Technology, North Carolina State or Ohio U. SUSAN BAUDI Sue . . . outstanding blue eyes and a smile to match . . ..memories of the Junior Prom . . . Simon and Garfunkel are great! . . . mmm, that chocolate chip ice cream . . . future interpreter for airlines — wants to see the world and meet lots of people. WILLIAM BENKUS Willie . . . despises waking up . . . Count on it . . . Relishes football and surfing . . . active in Key Club and Varsity Club . . . Joe Namath . . . aiming for business administration or liberal arts college . . . carefree. KAREN BELLEVEAU Cheerful peppy Kar is seen with Joanne, Lorraine, and Patty . . . memorable Easter in Europe . . . Drill team Co-Captain and FTA VP . . . If thats your bag. . . . dislikes prejudice . . ' . future teacher. 1 _ _ . j Peek-a-boo, I see you. ROBERT BLUM Bob . . . enjoys playing all sports and afterwards, eating pizza . . . Gary ' s is the place . . . WOW, that Clyde Frazier! . . . headed for college . . . NANCY BLOOM Flipper . . . wherever Beth, Mickey, and Laura are . . . avid reader and music lover . . . listens to the Doors . . . rainbow personal- ity .. . craves Italian food and loves freedom . . . haunts the Sunny Isles . . . heading for U. of Miami. 14 FRANK BUCCI El Machino . . . excels at basket- ball . . . would like to own an XKE . . . the Tempts and pizza . . . Key Club, Varsity Club . . . admires Bill Bradley . . . winning the WC at Scotch Plains . . . college bound. WILLIAM BURNETT Bill . . . accompanied by Dennis, Bob, Rich . . . What the zoot! . . . soccer lover . . . enjoys the Beach Boys and the Iron Butterfly . . . memorable trip to Florida . . . secret ambition to be a top disc jockey in Florida or California. KEITH BROWNLIE A future mathematician . . . Keith has a great talent in basketball . . . dislikes wasted time . . . anxiously awaits attending Lehigh. DARREN CARDINAL Dumont . . . will always remem- ber his experiences in gym . . . looks forward to Graduation . . . who knows what the future will hold? — PATRICIA CARUSO Pat . . . enjoys doing crazy things . . . movies, volleyball and basket- ball . . . Go get em . . . thinks little of conceited people . . . striv- ing for security . . . 15 DONALD CASILLAS Loves Italian food . . . would like to go to Virginia Polytechnilogical Institute, Colorado State, or U. of Idaho . . . hopes to work in a wild life conservatory. ALYSE COOPER Barbara, Robin and Jill — her close friends . . . Blood, Sweat and Tears . . . bowling fills her spare time . . . desires a career in elementary educa- tion . . . LORRAINE CICCONI Honey . . . she ' s a Snoopy fan . . . digs the sound of the Tempts . . . outstanding talent in sports . . . loves Italian food . . . vitally in- terested in the field of math at Montclair, Newark, or Trenton State. MICHAEL CHOTINER Sincere and individualistic ... a truly feeling person . . . multi- faceted a creative and inquiring mind ... a man of the country . . . art and MUSIC . . . time spent with friends brings happiness. NORENE COLL Rene . . . crazy . . . accompanied by Mary Anne and Elena . . . cut it out! . . . found in South Orange Village . . . would like to become an account or private secretary. 16 JOANNE CROSETT Drill Team captain . . . loves Dono- van and the Rolling Stones ... in the company of Howie, Karen, or Jan . . . haunts the band room . . . sincerity and friendliness . . . secret ambition to be a singer or an elementary school teacher. RANDI COOPER likes Blind Faith . . . enjoys the company of Barbara, Marsha, and Laura . . . memorable summer of ' 68 . . . off to college in Boston. - DENNIS DE LEONARD Den . . . closest companions are Howard, Rich, Mike, and Mitch . . . found at Conte ' s . . . talent in photography . . . will never forget last summer . . . interest in racing cars . . . yearbook editor . . . looks forward to college. DAN D ' ANDREA Danny ... the Temptations are tops ... I don ' t mind . . . for- get French, but Italian food is a must . . . will always remember winning Watchung Conference 68- 69 . . . the field of printing or phys- ed awaits. NICHOLAS DELIBERATO Nick . . . always smiling, friendly with everyone . . Judge Gaffney . . . Spare my Bod . . . European summer of ' 69 . . . loves pizza- burgers, Mario Thomas and the Supremes . . . college . . . father of 12(?) BRENDA DEMUTH Bren . . . rap on with the Group . . . anything by Ginger Baker or Blood Sweat and Tears is tops . . . pep rally and basketball enthusiast . . . that chocolate chip ice cream and pickles? ... a career in speech therapy. SERGIO DI LELLO Interested in science and soccer . . . easy-going . . . Serge — Brazil ' 66 . . . enjoys the company of Robert, James and Rich . . . Europe ' 68 . . . wants to explore the stars . ALEXANDRA DYKSTRA Truly one of our own . . . immedi- ate involvement as ardent supporter of A.F.S.!!! . . . Holland ' s wonder- ful representative . . . such alluring charm . . . Sandy desires to travel the whole wide world . . . she will always be happy. RICHARD DEUTSCH Big mouthed, but marvelous person- ality . . . serve him French food . . . Hey Listen ... a fan of Roger Daltry . . . The Who . . . see you at the Fillmore . . . future plans for an education in England . . . his goal — to be a record producer. ROSE DI PALMA Rosebud . . . lollipops . . . Class Treasurer . . . Kathi, Nina and Gail . . . what ' s the next caper? . . . vivacious future Physical Educa- tion teacher. IS HOWARD DOBIN An independent individual . . . thoughtful and intelligent ... a free thinker . . . tennis . . . Student Council ... a virtuoso of many things ... a fulfilling life and happiness for Hank. You take my hand, I ' ll take your hand Together we might get away This much madness is too much sorrow It ' s impossible to make it today. Neil Young MARC ELKINS Quiet . . . often found at the Rec Center . . . Broadway Joe Namath, Iron Butterfly and Chinese food rate high . . . sports manager . . . college and accounting are future plans . . . STEVEN DORSKY Happy-go-lucky, but inexplicable . . . Steve takes life as it comes . . . likes anything from Raquel Welch to Simon and Garfunkel . . . Szmiga . . . always on the move . . . bound for Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Tufts, or Columbia. RAYMOND ELSTON River Rat . . . John Wayne is his idol . . . What do you want? . . . many memories . . . quiet . . . wishes to travel . . . looks forward to trade school. DAVID EPSTEIN Aimiable and intelligent . . . Piggy loves potato kugel . . . Do what you truly believe and you will never be wrong ... all the pep and muscles that a football player needs ... a future dentist . . . anxiously awaits attending Rutgers. MINDY FEUERSTEIN You ' ll find Mindy with Fran, Rowe, Sandi and Laurie at Gary ' s ... a Blood, Sweat and Tears fan who loves tuna fish . . . college bound. RICHARD FALCONE Rich — a Mickey Mantle and Mick Jagger fan . . . the Rolling Stones . . . Bob, Mike, and Lou . . . remembers surfing at Lavalette . . . Italian food ... his goal — to re- main single as long as possible- ' Ring around the Rosie ' DONNA FINGERHUT Perched upon her bicycle . . . with Mona and Julie . . . loves include Arlo Guthrie and Beatles . . . re- memberances of Woodstock . . . aims are social work and travel everywhere . . . secretly wishes to fly! 20 JAMES FITZGERALD Quiet, sincere, conservative . . . easy to get along with . . . Jim is found near Joe, Serge, and Rich • • . will never refuse turkey stuffing . . . cherishes memories of his last kiss . . . ambition is to stay alive. RHONDA FINK Those sparkling eyes . . . hockey . . . thrives on hamburgers, french fries ice cream . . . I ' ll take sec- onds if they ' re from Stanley ' s . . . summer of ' 68 . . . show a Steve McQueen movie with Rhinoceros music . . . strong desire to travel to California and Israel. mm MONA FLEISCHER Vivacious and little . . . loves the shore . . . Donna and Julie . . . fond memories of Woodstock ... I Know . . . Chinese food is best . . . her goal to be a political science major. ROSE FORMATO A Cheerful flirty Rosi . . . Check ' em out . . . Sexy . . . digs Conte ' s . . . It ' d be better with Steve McQueen and the sound of the Rascals . . . memorable summer of ' 68 . . . hopes to become Spanish interpreter. CHARLES FOSTER You ' ll find Charlie with Woody, Danny, or Bill . . . anywhere he ' s least expected . . . crazy . . . sports- minded . . . basketball and football . . . future engineer or physical education teacher. ROCHELLE FOSMAN Rowe ... a nicer person would be hard to find . . . friendly and considerate . . . summers of ' 66 and ' 69 ... if Larr were always around ... to always have something to smile and be happy about would be a perfect future. GARY FOX Foxy . . . high on his list are Johnny Unitas and Temptations . . . found in Stanley ' s or on the football field . . . college — beginning of an active future . . . JILL GECKER Anything by the Letterman rates high . . . Jill and Sharon constant companions . . . fond memories of summer spent in Europe . . . noth- ing beats shopping at the Mall! . . . reserved and studious, a teaching career is foreseen for Jill! Bic writes everywhere! BARBARA FULMER Barbara . . . catch her at Rutgers with Randi and Diane . . . Simon and Garfunkel rate ... so does Italian food . . . dislikes phonies . . . warm and friendly . . . remem- bers summer of ' 67 . . . Bryant or C. W. Post beckon for future. ROBIN GEIGER Hobie . . . Get out . . . Summer ' 69 . . . Westfield and Donovan concert . . . blonde beach comber. • remembers grazin ' in the grass . . . year book meetings . . . last seen headed for the shore in a green VW. JAMES GEORGE Brody . . . Yea sure! . . . cars are almost everything besides ham sand- wiches and the Beatles ... a real track star . . . college in his im- mediate future. ALLEN GERBER Has a special skill in woodworking and photography . . . Dayton News and Regionaloguc . . . foresees a career in business administration. ARNOLD GERST Arnie — the writer of sports arti- cles . . . first Jewish president . . . NHS . . . fantastic scoop man . . . remembrances of European trip . . . Holy Cow! . . . loves those Beatles . . . thrives on Conte ' s sub- marines ... a future lawyer. GARY GLEIM Digs the Doors, Jim Morrison and the Yankees . . . seen with Rich and Mike . . . Virgin Islands cruise . . . college bound. 23 MITCHELL GOLDBERG Intelligent and soft-spoken . . . PISTACHIOS! ... a believer in the ideas of the late Senator Robert F. Kennedy . . . music . . . would like a career in medical research or biochemistry. KAREN GOLDMAN Peppy . . . Zeena, Vicky, and Dottie . . . enjoys the Doors . . . claims greatest asset is her freckles . . . will never forget West Orange . . . dreams of becoming an actress . . . will pursue a career as an airline stewardess or secretary. FRED GOLD Fred . . . critical and examining spirit . . . compassionate . . . has no answers . . . main hope lies in other people. SHERI GOLDMAN Sher . . . Dynamite . . . loves Italian food . . . college beckons . . . desires a career in elementary education. AVA GOLDSTEIN Schpave . . . big tease . . . You know you love it . . . often seen with the Group . . . loves Jean Claude Killy and Mr. Scocca . . . fond memories of Lake Hopatcong . . . college choice — University of Hartford . . . CARL GOLDSTEIN The mad chemist in the white coat . . . trusty slide rule holds the world ' s big answers . . . tenderest of feelings for one 7 foot white rabbit . . . argues in out of situations with undeniable forensic talent . . . future says medicine . DEBRA GOLDSTEIN Debbie ... a personality which vacillates from reflective to exu- berant . . . devoted to all that she endeavors ... a true friend . . . sincere concern for others . . . her future holds only happiness. DOROTHY GORECKI Dottie . . . Dayton ' s freckled twirl- ing captain . . . Donovan and the Beatles forever lene and Patty . . . Debbie, Char- . college beckons. MARK GREENBERG LAURIE GREENBERG Laurence . . . seen with Jake . . . enjoys going to the zoo . . . college bound. 25 BONNIE GREER Bon-Bon is a companion of Sharon and Barbara . . . fan of Joni Mitchell and Blood, Sweat and Tears . . . craves pizzaburgers . . . her sophomore year . . . mini-skirted model . . . looks forward to C. W. Post or U. of Hartford. JAY GREENFIELD Music is his livelihood . . . Dig the crazy way my mind and body work together . . . grooves at concerts of Jethro Tull and the Who at the Fillmore . . . future music teacher in London . . . hopes to be a well-known performer. CARYN GROSSBLATT Ca . . . memories of March ' 6 8 . . . college in future . . . Associa- tion . . . Latent wish to journey around the world. ROBERT GROCKI Gunkie . . . admired for set- building for school productions . . . David and Jill are very special . . . Blood, Sweat Tears, Mustangs and Polish food are too . . . remembers January 31, 1969 . . . definite ideas about engineering settling down . . . big family . . . 26 JOAN GURIAN You ' ll tind Sara Bernhardt with Susan, Randi, Sharon, and Bryna . . . listens to the Temptations . . . loves chocolate . . . talent is her middle name . . . school musicals . . . college bound major in speech and dramatics. JULIE HABERBERG A Doors ' fan and poetry lover . . . seen very frequently with Barbara, Mona, and Donna . . . the mind is a great asset — used against the Establishment? . . . To be instead of hope . LYNDA GROSSO Dear . . . Gravel Girty . . . usually with Anne . . . enjoys hockey . . . Italian food . . . Tony . . . always laughing . . . dislikes rain . . . hopes to get married. ROBERT HAGENBUSH Check it out, hags! . . . the Beatles and the school band ... a spaghetti lover with a great sense of humor . . , future lies in the field of business. MARCY HAGER One of Mr. Palmer ' s girls . . . freckles . . . chocolate chip mint ice cream . . . memories of C.W. . . . emits vibrations of warmth, sincerity, and happiness . . . 27 LUCILLE HARDGROVE Dayton ' s extroverted guitarist . . . Lucy . . . have me discovered by a talent scout? — Please! . . . Music is her specialty . . . fan of Peter, Paul Mary and Mason Williams . . . ca va? ... all peanut butter . . . summer ' 69 in Europe. Oh!, Uncle Jed say, isn ' t everybody getting older each day Oh!, Who wants to fly, I only want to live until the day that I die. CAROL HODES Serious and sincere . . . Hodi . . . with Sandy, Lisa, Kathy . . . Mmm, that chocolate chip mint ice cream . . . idolizes Rod McKuen and J. S. Bach . . . life devoted to govern- ment or foreign service to save our world. PATRICIA HOWARTH Pat or Stretch . . . favorites are the beach, basketball, Italian food ... is outgoing with great a sense of humor . . . will always treasure Miami Beach, Toms River . . . aspires to be a legal secretary. RUTH HOWELL Sleek, slender and uninhibited . . . Toni is always near Synthia . . . enjoys the music of Hines, Hines Dad . . . cherishes memories of Bermuda . . . craves Chinese food, candied yams . . . desires to become a model or psychologist. 28 MICHAEL HYDOCK Mike . . . accompanied by Lou, Bob and Rich . . . W hat ' s goin ' on tonight? . . . where else but at Conte ' s? . . . the Doors. CHARLES JANKUNAS Charley . . . seen with Sal and Lenny . . . favorite: Blood, Sweat and Tears . . . found at the new road . . . remembers freshman football and senior English . . . SYNTHIA JAMES What a voice! What talent! 1 3 of the Symphonettes . . . crazy about Bill Cosby and the Del- phonics . . . macaroni and cheese and bananas . . . find her near Ruthe, Carolyn, Ronnie . . . Sanj is off to college. KAREN JACOBS Jake . . . look for Dolorous . . . Will always cherish making the scenery . . . enjoys eating apricot yogurt . . . her future is in art. LARRY JAY Dave, Bill, and Chuck are usually with Jaybird . . . likes everyone until he learns not to . . . desires to be a concert pianist . . . will always cherish his three years at Gaudineer . . . foresees a future in medicine. 29 GARY JAYNE Close friends are Sal, Gabe, Bob and Ron . . . one of Dayton ' s Wrestlers . . . grooves to Iron Butterfly . . . loves to be at Conte ' s . . . college. HOWARD KALET Dayton News photographer . . . favorite person is Joanne . . . enjoys Simon and Garfunkel and the Doors . . . college bound . . . Rutgers or Carnegie-Mellon University. MARTIN JOSEPHS Marty . . . gimme a break ... if lost, check her house or the track . . . cherry things and memories of being the Watchung Conference Champ are it . . . Brown, or Ohio U. will definitely have some- one special next year. RICHARD JOHNSON Rich . . . favorite group is the Turtles . . . dislikes school . . . shy personality . . . hopes to go to Rensselaer or the U. of Delaware and become an electrical engineer. DENISE JOYNER Dennis ... a real home-body . . . digs the Delfonics, steak and desserts . . . quiet, reserved . . . such outstanding eyes! . . . remem- brances of Expo ' 67 . . . the future — to become a doctor and marry a millionaire. 30 MITCHELL KAPLAN Mitch . . . enjoys wrestling . . . favorite haunt is the physics room . . . plans to be a particle physicist. ROBIN KAPLAN Enjoys listening to the Association . . . frequents Stanley ' s and loves pizzaburgcrs . . . dislikes plioniness . . . college choice is U. of Hartford . . . hopes to be a teacher. . . . and this is the weaving of human living; of whose fabric each individual is a part: each is intimately connected with the bottom and the extremest reach of time: and not one of these things nor one of these persons is ever quite to be duplicated nor replaced: but each is a new and incommunicably tender life, wounded in every breath, sustaining, for a while, without defense, the enormous assaults of the universe. — from Let Us Now 1 Praise Famous Men by James Agee and Walker Evans BARBARA KATZ Pleasing combination of intelligence and wit . . . A.F.S. . . . music . . . restless spirit ... I never asked for your crutch, now don ' t ask for mine. 31 GARY KATZ Adios Josh . . . golf club in hand . . . I ' m impressed . . . Hitching to Canada — beginning of a success- ful and adventurous life. 32 MARCIA KATZ Barsh . . . she ' s dynamite and outta sight . . . laughter and song follow her everywhere . . . slave summer of ' 69 the greatest . . . Lauro Nyro . . . Free Again — Barbara Streisand . . . child psy- chologist in the making. BERNADETTE KELLER Bernie . . . likes Norro Wilson, Conte ' s and the Temptations . . . enjoys having fun . . . seen with Rosie, Debbie, Cheryl, Sue . . . pet phrase — Stare much . . . will always remember a pearl ring. MARY KELLER A future nurse, Mare is an avid fan of Tom Jones . . . enjoys G.A.A. activities . . . dislikes phony people . . . loves to travel — especially to Florida . . . loves chocolate chip sundaes. BARBARA KING Oh God . . . Barb . . . always on the go . . . passing notes among Rose, Elena, Annita ... a swinging concert by Iron Butterfly ... re- members the summer of ' 69 . . . later a job in elementary education. WILLIAM KELLER Kernal Klaus . . . What ' s a foot- ball or a track team without Bill? . . . really digs the Doors and the Cream ... at the beach, where else? . . . either surfing or working the wheel at the boards . . . college. PAUL KITZING Among Sudsy ' s favorites are gym, Boy ' s foods and cars ... I guess so. . . . digs the Rascals . . . plans to serve in the armed forces. J 1 ■ ! 1 SUE KLEINER Sue . . . kept busy through GAA and tutoring . . . part of The Group . . . warmth and friendliness felt by all who know her . . . future in occupational therapy . . . DAVID KLINGER Dave . . . concerned . . . JFTY president . . . enjoys W. C. Fields, seafood and the Beatles . . . dislikes hypocrites . . . secretly desires to retire at forty . . . future in politi- cal science or law. 33 WILLIAM KNELLER Bill . . . idolizes Tom Seaver . . . THE METS! ... The Gourmet King of Salami sandwiches . . . col- lege bound. KATHERINE KLOHR Kathy . . . her beauty is matched only by her personality ... a sen- sitive and sincere individual with an interest in everyone ... so ex- pensive, and radiant . . . she loves to sing and act ... a future minis- ter to foster world peace. ANDREW KRIEGMAN Widely known as Andy ... is in tune to Peter, Paul and Mary . . . a small but sure-footed wrestler . . . college bound with a career in Electrical Engineering . . . color him dedicated. 34 JOHANNA KUNTZE Jo . . . out of it . . . enjoys company of Lucia, Erna and Nick . . . found at Pancake House . . . chili and yogurt . . . remembrances of Provincetown . . . future art teacher in Elementary School. FRANK LAMOTTA Jake . . . You ' re messed in the mind . . . seen with Phil . . . craves Italian food . . . sound of the Tempts . . . common ambition — millionaire. DONALD LAN Don Lon . . . Joe Willy . . . Iron Butterfly . . . enjoys lobster and golf . . . alive and dedicated . . . will never forget Met victory . . . hopes to become a golf pro. JOANNE LA ROSA Joe . . . Dennis, Muni Lot and Rascals are definite favorites . . . known for Scolette and beautiful smile . . . dislikes unkindness in people . . . Italy . . . Secretary, family and Dennis Leedy are ambi- tious plans . . . PATRICE LAMPORT Patti Jane ... an attendence office Blonde . . . she ' s always smiling . . . Ralph is special ... at McDonald ' s with Voss and Dot . . . memories of Rome ... a career in social work is her future . . . will never forget those yearbook meetings. 35 JEFFREY LEE Amicable and understanding . . . eating Italian food is the greatest! . . . promising talent in photo- graphy . . . business-like manner . . . the first Jewish president? . . . Regionalogue ( The Enterprises ) . . . aims to work in a medical field. VERONICA LEE Ronnie enjoys soul food and basketball . . . loves the company of her dog . . . cherishes the year of ' 69 . . . dislikes conceited people . . . Do your thing . . . beautiful, carefree, spirited . . . seeks a career in fashion designing. MAUREEN LEEDY Hey Dum-Dum — how ' s Artie? . . . very often noticed i Elizabeth parking area . . always lauehing ... are those mar riage bells ringing? . . . the she ' s BRAD LICHTER Sensitive . . . enjoys the company of Joey, Roni, Candy . . . haunts Chrones . . . will never forget Atlantic City ' 68 . . . plans to be- come a social worker or teacher after studying at Newark Rutgers. RAND LEVINE I don ' t get . . . cherished memo- ries of Dartmouth . . . hopes some day to see her name in lights . . . college travel and marriage for the future ... all the best for a small package brimming over with warmth and sincerity. 36 ANN DENISE LIETO Ann ... at home with the Kenil- worth crew . . . most unusual . . . and Frank, Joann and Alphie agree . . . Italian food, Swingle ' s, Tempta- tions, and Bob all add up to a bright future . . . BARBARA LONDON To thine own self be true . . . Dylan and Neilson . . . memories of fall ' 67 . . . astrology books . . . rid- ing her bike . . . criticizing things — especially war . . . hopes to write- short stories and travel. SANDRA MARCH You ' ll find Sam with Bonnie and Pat . . . the attendance office and football games are favorites . . . unforgettable trip to Europe . . . friendly . . . future singer (?) . . . desires a career in nursing . . . CAROL LO SAPIO Carol Woody, one and inseparable . . . quiet charm, given to spells of moodiness . . . sees marriage and work in the near future. ROBERT LYONS Chopper . . . favorite are Jerry Kramer, wrestling. Blood, Sweat and I cars . . . I ' m impressed! . . . w ill always remember hitching to Canada . . . future plans — college. 3 LORRAINE MARSH Lori . . . enjoys field hockey, Conte ' s, Richard Spock . . . con- genial . . . secretly hopes to become famous . . . would like to go to the U. of Denver and become a lawyer. ) SUSAN MARDER Super Sue . . . greatest asset and dislike is typing . . . fond of Buzz and pistachio nuts . . . Good Grief . . . aspires to become a kindergarten teacher. THOMAS MASE Tom enjoys the Mothers of Inven- tion and Italian foods . . . Moose . . . idolizes Mickey Mantle . . . dislikes homework . . . hopes to become a spy. STEPHEN MAX When not at the Hess station, you ' ll find Maxy in the wrestling room or listening to the Temptations . . . Get serious . . . able to get along with people . . . prime ribs . . . plans to become active in the field of law or accounting. GLEN McCANDLESS Desires to see the entire world . . . enjoys Italian food . . . the Beatles, the Doors . . . fondest memory will be June, 1970 . . . often heard say- ing, What time is this period over? 38 MICHAEL McCOURT Enjoys wrestling and stage crew . . . often visits the physics room . . . desires to major in physics at Tufts or Renssalaer. Robert Mcdonald Linky . . . will never forget the day at Raceway Park . . . likes hamburgers, Jimi Hendrix, Don Gartlis, White Diamond . . . often seen with Scott, Eric, Mark . . . Union College is his college choice. J LEE MEISEL Usually near Gary, Jeff and Chop- per . . . you ' ll find Lee on the soccer field . . . will always treasure Epy ' s Kitchen card games . . . blue- berry pie and chicken . . . will pursue a career in pre-med. JOANNE MEIER Jo . . . seen with Lisa and Sue . . . French Club, G.A.A. . . . like, the thing is . . . memories of first period junior English class with Mrs. Miller . . . summer at Main and Central. PETER MEIERDIERCK Dierck . . . takes things as they come . . . closest friends are Kernel and Chico . . . often spotted at Conte ' s or the beach ... a fan of Sly and the Eamily Stone . . . foot- bail and 3:01 P.M. 39 ERNA MEISIEK Ernie . . . sincere, bubbly, en- thusiastic . . . Michael Parks . . . Beach Boys . . . Blood, Sweat Tears . . . still reminisces her ' 68 summer . . . definite asset to any career. JANICE MELROY Hey Jannie, where ' s Joanne, Pat- ty, and Karen? . . . pizza and the Temptations are tops . . . college bound to become a home economics teacher. DEBORAH MICHELS Hey Ace, check ' em out! ... at Conte ' s with Rosie, Cheryl, and Joan ... a crazy steak lover . . . a happy future working in Hawaii. MARLIN MILLER Alias cool Baba Smith . . . rarely seen without Charlie or Woody . . . Flip Wilson, Delfonics and driving are the greatest . . . despises the bomb scare . . . desires career as IBM operator. It ' s a shame that a race so broadly conceived should cud with most lives so narroivly confined. Why should we waste Childhood on the children, Poverty on the poor, Antignity on the antiquarians, Or woods on the woodsmen} — from On The Loose by Terry and Kenny Russell JOEL MILLMAN Hey Meili , are you kidding me? . . . NHS, and President of Varsity Club ... a real sports enthusiast — soccer and baseball . . . enjoys seeing the Mets and Joe Namath in action ... a definitely successful future is planned. BARRY MITTERHOFF B.J. . . . Music is a way of life . . . anything and everything from country to the blues . . . deep feeling for all people . . . that curly hair! . . . Dan, Mike, and Angc ... a truly alive individual . . . the future for Barry — only happiness and success. LINDA MONTESANO Who ' s got that crazy personality? . . . Lin . . . find her with Junie, Carol, Cathy . . . unforgetable days spent in ' 69 summer . . . can ' t stand those snobs . . . dominant in- terest in the music of Sly the Family Stone . . . headed for Junior College. JUNE MONETTI Seen in a 1969 white Firebird . . . congregates at Conte ' s, that ' s where you ' ll find Junie . . . seen in the halls with Linda, Carol, and Cathy . . . that ' s what I ' m gonna do . . . nuts . . . favorites include the Doors and Italian dishes. JEFFREY MORRIS Jeff . . . Temptations and Joe Namath are out of sight . . . likes soccer, Stanley ' s steak . . . headed for Ithaca, Hartford, Ameri- can . . . aims to be a success in future. 41 SONDRA MORRISON Determination plus . . . Sonj . . . either working at a local pharmacy or laughing with Ange . . . our Adelaide in Guys and Dolls . . . Man, what a hastle!! . . . un- forgetable Woodstock . . . happiest when acting . . . destined for star- dom. MYRA MORROW Greatest asset is her twin sister . . . friendly . . . enjoys the Young Ras- cals . . . plans to pursue a career in elementary education ... to attend Rutgers, Union College, or Newark State. NINA MORROW Nina is crazy about Italian and Chinese food . . . loves German Shepherds, and especially Snoopy will always remember basketball games . . . hopes to attend Rutgers Nursing School. ROBERTA MURCHISON Berta . . . such bright blue eyes! . . . digs the Doors . . . after read- ing, chicken and egg rolls hit the spot ... so many fantastic colors . . . college beckons. SAL MUCARIO Clock . . . easiest to talk to . . . frequently with Gabe, Gary and Ron . . . often close to Lucam ' s . . . enjoys the Doors and Led Zep- pelin . . . dislikes people giving me a hard time . . . secretly hopes to own an industry . . . 42 ALLEN MUSKO Al . . . Doors, Joplin, Cream are favorites ..... he dreams about surfing the Wedge . . . will never forget Harvey Cedars ' 69 but tries to forget yellow vettes . . . college bound with a career in the F.B.I. NEAL NADEL Shy and reserved, Neal was this year ' s most quiet Senior Superla- tive winner . . . cars ... a def- initely happy and successful future planned. DANIEL NEUSS For Dan, music is everything . . . an active member of the Dayton Marching Band . . . talented . . . wants to pursue a career in some aspect of music. KATHRYN NAPIER Kate loves to laugh . . . looks forward to weekends . . . dislikes people who give away secrets . . . college beckons. EVELYN NEUBARTH Evie . . . Gary ' s , the place . . . pizza, the food . . . wishes for more Robert Kennedy ' s . . . less hate . . . social work . . . maybe even the Peace Corps. 43 LISA OLESKY Lis . . . Where ' s Shindler?! . . . seen at the Wharf . . . loves Or- pheus . . . plans to teach the men- tally retarded. SHARON NIEMAN Shar . . . It ' s Unreal! . . . favorites include the Association, and Italian food . . .close friends: Janet, Randi, Ellen, Joan . . . fond- est memory: Jr. Prom . . . plans college at Newark, Trenton or Montclair State. ROSEMARY NUNEZ Better known as Rosie ... a little nuttie but offers a smile and helping hand to everyone . . . says to tell it like it is . . . loves to be around Gary and Italian food . . . everlasting happiness will carry her on. 44 HAROLD O ' NEAL Jammin Gerry . . . says to Dig yourself . . . keeps company with Phil and Barbara . . . New York, and girl watching are where it ' s at . . . dreams about being a secret agent, but will settle for future education at a printing school. 1 SALVATORE PACIFICO Sal . . . girls, cars, Italian food — his thing ... he and Jimmy — regu- lars at White Diamond . . . Painting the field — some night . . . Marine Corps Officer in the making. RUSSEL PANCKERI Quisp . . . Rascals . . . J.D. . . . lasting memories of Earth — Space course . . . bring out the ham- burgers . . . college . . . money . . . marriage. BARBARA OTTENSTEIN Shy and efficient . . . Nina and Myra . . . working with Miss Dim- mers . . . considerate of others . . . chocolate is a must! . . . will pur- sue a career as a nursery school teacher. LOUIS PACIFICO Lou . . . Tender body . . . seen with Jim . . . it ' s great with Raquel Welch ... 4 Seasons . . . girl watching . . . You cook it, I ' ll eat it! . . . White Diamond . . . plans on tech or trade school . . . overwhelming! 45 BERNARD PERLMAN Bernie . . . sincere, responsible, friendly . . . Jerry Lewis, and Simon Garfunkel are tops . . . always room for chinese food and pizza . . . lasting memories of Guys Dolls . . . will be looking for his name in who ' s who in medicine. PAUL PETTINICCHIO Among Paul ' s favorites are base- ball, the Beatles, and pizza . . . Mickey Mantle ' s 5 00th homer . . . to live in Florida is his future plan. ANDREA PANKIN Andi . . . will always remember Scott, going across country . . . listening to Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young . . . honest, groovy . . . aspires to become high school teacher. GABRIEL PETTI Working up a sweat, that ' s not for Gabe . . . he ' s too carefree . . . usually near Sal, Gary Ronnie . . . a game of casino, peanut butter jelly . . . take it easy, travel the world, earn a million . . . don ' t forget December 1, 195 2. MAURINE PHILLIPS Bean . . . Simon and Garfunkel are tops . . . keeps the A.O. going . . . will always take seconds of pizza and roast beef . . . friendly and understanding ... a smile for everyone . . . college, then travel. 46 MICHAEL POPOLILLO Pop . . . Conte ' s . . . digs surfing, pizza, Iron Butterfly . . . Bush! . . . wrestling today, Phys. Ed major tomorrow. GAIL POZNANSKI Blonde hair and a smile — what else could you ask for? . . . cheer- leader . . . Poz enjoys the com- pany of Nina, Robin, Rose and Kathi . . . wow — what summers in Lavelette! . . . college. Things ain ' t the way they used to be Rain, and pain and misery Illness in the family Sunshine means quite a lot to me. James Taylor DONALD QUIRK Don ... a friendly guy whose greatest dislike is nothing . . . the perfect day is blowing his mind on the Rascals . . . working with com- puters ... his field in the future — somewhere in the realm of science and discovery. KEITH PRUSSING Our super soccer player . . . haunted by the Bernies . . . loves salami . . . you ' ll find him at the shack . . . desires to tour the world . . . hopes to go to Rutgers. 47 ALFONSO RAMOS Al . . . Senior Class president . . . idolizes former coach Jim Horner and digs the sound of the Dayton Marching band? . . . foot- ball and driver ' s ed. . . . wants to be 6 ' tall ... in the future Ted will take over . ROSEMARY RAGONESE Who else but vivacious Voss . . . never tiring of ravioli, buttercrunch ice cream or RAY . . . still reminis- ces over the Senior Ball and the Junior Prom . . . enjoys working on the yearbook . . . plans for college and a teaching career. PATRICIA RANKIN Patty . . . That ' s life . . . Dono- van and the Stones . . . European excursion will never be forgotten . . . member of the Drill Team . . . future in merchandising. RICHARD RAWITZ Better known as Rich . . . Rascals . . . Senior Play . . . full of under- standing . . . career in psychology — would you believe a basketball star? NANCY REDZINIAK Happy Nan . . . pastimes include volleyball and listening to the Four Seasons . . . steak and spaghetti are a fine combination . . . future plans include becoming a practical nurse, maybe even an airline stewardess. 48 KATHLEEN ROESSNER Quiet . . . friendly . . . likes to meet new people . . . almost any kind of food . . . sports events . . . seen at Grunning ' s with Nancy . . . desires to tour Germany. ANNE RILLEY Sure, Honey . . . enjoys Italian- Chinese cuisine . . . found either horse-back riding or at the Centre Shoppe with Lynda . . . considering Paterson, Trenton, or Newark State . . . ambition is to become a kinder- garten teacher. PATRICIA RONECKER Just call her Pat . . . basketball, soccer synomous with fun . . . en- joys anything and everything . . . happiness her only wish. ROBERT ROSE Bob . . . the Stones are tops . . . Italian food is his first choice . . . aversion to phonies . . . the field of dentistry awaits him. GAIL ROSENBERG A wonderfully sensitive and friend- ly person . . . will always treasure summer ' 69 at the Raleigh . . . Fran, Sue, and Evelyn . . . Donovan . . . hopes someday to meet her foster child . . . Gail ' s future will only be happiness. 49 TED ROSENKRANTZ Everything is Rosy . . . sound studio ' s a great activity . . . Mike, Andy . . . loves sea food . . . Talent plus — future in bio- chemistry or medicine. NANCY ROTH Frequents Grunnings and loves all food . . . SPORTS! . . . football, basketball, GAA . . . looks forward to college and teaching home economics. HENRY RUBAY Hank enjoys participating in base- ball and football . . . Rich is his pal . . . Adam LaSota is most ad- mired . . . the Beach Boys . . . lead a happy, carefree life. CHARLES SABO Big blue eyes . . . Chuck . . . Bee- Gees . . . cashew nuts and duck a l ' orange . . . plans to be N.Y. Giant quarterback . . . psychiatrist . . . Dayton News Writer. ROBERT RYDER Red ... a Blood, Sweat and Tears fan, ice hockey and skiing . . . secretly desires to be a mad scientist ... a Ph.D. in math or physics in the future. 50 CHERYL SANDERS Palooka . . . Check ' em out! . . . loves listening to the BeeGees . . . enjoys the company of Perky . . . find her with Rosi, Debbie, Bernie . . . would like to marry and raise a family. CAROL SCHAFER Enjoys french fries at Stanley ' s and Conte ' s . . . the Doors . . . wishes to be a writer and just might do that . . . Drill Team . . . fun with June, Linda Cathy . . . future holds career as a secretary. ROBERT SACHS Bob . . . Iron Butterfly — No. 1 keen sense of balance . . . digs surfing . . . Wildwood — always on his mind ... a future computer programmer. ROBERT SASSE Sas . . . the Regulars and Conte ' s . . . Our carefree football and track man — will you remember us when you ' re a millionaire? . . . Peanut- butter . . . Mr. Regional ' 70. BARBARA SCHAFFER Is that right! . . . find Shafe near Bonnie, Sharon, and Joanie at McDonald ' s . . . excels at coming in late and leaving school early . . . memorable summer of ' 69 . . . her goal — to always be happy. 51 SUSAN SCHAFFER Sue . . . loves the sound of the Beatles, Donovan, and Arlo Guthrie . . . find her with Gail and Fran . . . Boston and Woodstock remain memorable . . . sincere, optimistic, carefree . . . college awaits her. RANDI SCHNEIDER Ran . . . That ' s close . . . loves the sound of John Davidson, the Tempts and Fifth Dimension . . . viewing sports . . . chocolate ice cream and onion rings . . . vivacious . . . great sense of humor. AMY SCHNEIDER Someone ' s painting and I think it ' s me; someone ' s living and oh gosh it ' s me! . . . happiest when creat- ing something . . . with Ange . . . an Indian? . . . totally absorbed by art. JOAN SCHECHTER Joanie . . . reflective but carefree . . . Barbara and Allyn . . . loves the ocean and open places . . . looks only for happiness. LINDA SHULTZ Happy go lucky . . . enjoys the art of conversation . . . gym will al- ways be remembered. 2 BARBARA SCHWARTZ Loves the sound of Peter, Paul Mary, the looks of Paul Newman, and the taste of pizza . . . loved the summers at Bradley Beach . . . GAA . . . destined for college. BRUCE SCHWARTZ Greatest asset is knowledge . . . treasures the summer . . . enjoys the Iron Butterfly, the Village, and vanilla milkshakes . . . moody . . . secretly hopes to own a Corvette . . . would like to go to Harvard or Tufts. CANDACE SCHWARTZ Candy . . . Deb, Mary, and Brad . . . really? . . . memories of Rome . . . loves Point Pleasant and singing . . . hates spiders and snobs ... a future nurse. WILLIAM SCHWARTZ Laugh or you ' ll go crazy . . fondest memory is the summer . . Billy ' s future lies in architecture. CATHY SCOTT No one but Wayne . . . ya know . . . usually near Voss, Deb by , or Linda . . . working for Mr. Scocca . . . Regionalogue . . . loves to dance . . . always smiling . . . her future plans are to work in a large office and get married. I 53 ELAINE SCUORZO Laine . . . outgoing . . . Maureen is her constant companion . . . adores Mr. X . , . Italian food . . . her car . . . dislikes work . . . married life is her future. DEBRA SEAGULL Better known to friends as Ruthie . . . Elmer Fudd, funny face drinks and the silly rabbit . . . fas- cinated by Janis Joplin . . . detests a place called Positively Fourth Street . . . hopes to become an occupation- al th erapist. MARY SHAFFREY O.K. Baby Cakes . . . ice cream and the Association . . . seen with Candy and Debbi ... a car is an asset . . . when you ' re a teacher, remember how you always wanted to be a world traveler. SANDRA SEGAL A happy-go-lucky gal . . . can usu- ally be found close to Rochelle . . . College bound . . . can be Hofstra, Ithica or U. of Bridgeport as her next home. RANDI SHERMAN Ran is Dayton ' s color guard cap- tain . . . The Association is favorite . . . always smiles . . . her secret desire is to be an artist. VI FRANCINE SHIP Fran . . . the key to this woman is her clothes . . . sophisticated . . . ugh — those baggy green gym- suits! who ' s Tondoleo Schwartz?! . . . at Saks, where else? . . . Mindy is her companion . . . desires to be a millionairess — why not! GAIL SILVA Next stop — the moon! . . . pizza and the shore are the greatest . . . Gail is college bound. ROBERT SHINDLER Enthusiastic to those who know him . . . Sey Hey enjoys the com- pany of Joel, Ange, Eric Evan . . . Happiness is when the Giants win a game . . . thrilled by baseball . . . college bound. BETH SILVERSTEIN Tina . . . sweet and petite . . . can usually be found at Dunkin ' Do- nuts with Laura, Nancy and Debbie close by . . . digs Arlo Guthrie and reading. JILL SLONIM Favorite activity in school — driver ' s ed. . . . loves to go shopping . . . secret ambition is to be tall . . . enthusiastic . . . plans to go to col- lege and become an elementary edu- cation teacher. BRUCE SMITH Smitty . . . warm, friendly, and unpredictable . . . affectionate to his friends . . . the Impressions are tops! a sincere person witr much to look forward to. CHARLENE SMITH Charlie swoons over Paul New- man . . . the sound of the Tempta- tions . . . loves being Dayton ' s head drum majorette . . . future spy? . . . can be found with Lorraine, Joanne and Dottie ... a higher education. ELENA SOLLA Soley . . . enjoys Paul Newman, Blood, Sweat Tears . . . shares butter pecan ice cream with Rene, Barb and Ronnie . . . variety is the spice of life . . . plans include Catherine Gibbs . . . secretary . . . happiness. DEBBY-LYNN SOBIN Cotti . . . only John . . . friends include Cathy, Greek, Candy and Mari . . . favorites — school musi- cals, the Association, Lemon ice and Europe ' 69 . . . future Nursery School Teacher. ALLYN ST. LIFER Seen riding with Joan, Missy, Son- dra . . . lively . . . loved Woodstock . . . interests include cheerleading, and Student Council . . . found at Central Park, bicycling. ANDREA STEIN Andi ... an outdoor girl . . . Music . . . deeply interested in people . . . U. of P. . . . Paris . . . restless spirit . . . happiest when her ideals and reality mesh . . . Ange will meet the challenges of life with charm and naturalness all her own. HOWARD STEIN Out of sight . . . friends galore . . . faithful Stimy is seen with Wendy, Meir, and Ron at basketball games . . . memorable summers in Bradley Beach . . . O. J. Simpson and the Tempts . . . aims to become an accountant. Pardon Me!!! RICHARD STENDER Rich . . . Amiable, decent . . . never enough time for waterskiing or summer vacations . . . Doors, Led Zeppelin, and E. A. = endless pleasure . . . will live each day as it comes. ROBERT STERNBACH Bob ... a distinctive laugh that is his alone . . . ambivalent in nature . . . one ' s greatest asset is but a thought . . . friendship with Bruce is one which time will not destroy . . . secret desire to sky dive . . . probable future in medicine. PHILIP STOKES Do your thing . . . seeks the com- pany of Bob, Gary, Mark, Jeff . . . admires Ty Cobb . . . the sound of the Moody Blues . . . find Phil De at Gary ' s . . . unpredictable, un- inhibited, unbelievable ... a future in law awaits him. JOAN STERNBERG Crash . . . the girls room before lunch . . . with the Group . . . kooky, sociable, sense of humor . . . pizza and coffee ice cream . . . connoisseur on the Who, Janis Jop- lin . . . trip to Where? . . . the Village . . . I ' ll do the interpreting. BRYNA STONE DAVID STROMEYER All-around, friendly Bromo . . . Chaim Yoncle . . . buddies are Marty and Epy . . . June 2 5, 1952 . . . interests vary from Ed Norton to Blood, Sweat and Tears . . . loves lobster . . . college bound. 8 LONNY STRUM Can ' t wait for 3:00! . . . lives on steak and potatoes . . . cool, jubil- ant, always wears a smile . . . when ' s summer vacation? . . . ardent fan of Blind Faith . . . will pursue a career at Rutgers. KEITH THEILE The track team co-captain . . . band member . . . usually seen with Phil, Norm, Marty and Lonny . . . after 11:00 you ' ll find Keith at Swingles . . . memories of ' 69 summer . . . aim in life is a chemistry major at Seton Hall. NANCI TROPP Nann . . . The Book . . . music . . . You may be right and you might be wrong; I ain ' t gonna worry all night long . . . moun- tains. LINDA TUTELA Toot . . . sociable, outgoing . . . listens to Crosby, Stills and Nash . . . favorite pastime — boys . . . Gary ' s hamburgers, Don ' s ice cream . . . excells at art . . . looks forward to a career in Buyer Merchandising . . . know thyself . RICHARD USLAN Useless . . . Our Editor . . . diligent and easy to know . . . N.H.S. . . . desires to find adven- ture and adversity ... a life of success and happiness. NTVA URBAN Ruby Bigonia . . . our bouncy blond cheerleader co-captain . . . keeps her shape on fillet of flounder . . . Cheou! . . . Keep ' em laughing . . . Lavallette ' 69. 59 HARRY WARMAN Swallow your pride . . . enjoys the company of the Family . . . the sound of the Band . . . find him at the apartment or at Irvington Park . . . openminded ... a future record producer. ROBERT VAUGHAN Chico . . . You shoulda seen the surf! . . . summers at the shore . . . Oh! those peanut-butter sand- wiches day after day . . . will some- day see Hawaii . . . Let me be Let me be to think like I want to . . . 7 am what I am and that ' s all I ever can be. TERRI WARMAN Sometimes quiet but always bubbly ... a future Barbara Streisand?! . . . Judith Christ is admired . . . fond memories of Europe ' 69 . . . Que Pasa Baby . . . hopes to become a journalist. ERIC WASSERMAN I ' m impressed . . . loves sports — soccer? . . . How ' s the leg, Wass? . . . the younger girl . . . roots for all New York teams . . . outgoing and friendly . . . N.H.S. ... his future — in math or phys. ed. 60 LISA WASSERMAN We shall overcome . . . Smile! . . . summer ' 69 — Bio in Puerto Rico . . . tutoring in Elizabeth . . . Tamiment . . . interested in al- most everything . . . realistic and understanding . . . dreams of being a philanthropist but plans to enjoy life. EVAN WASSERMAN Wass . . . remembers April 1, 1969 . . . Those New York Mets are really great! . . . Sey, Bromo, Joel, Co. . . . just forget English . . . N.H.S. ... the field of math awaits him. DANIEL WEISS Dan . . . memories of Newport and Woodstock . . . MUSIC . . . cutting school . . . MUSIC . . . Flying Burrito Brothers and The Byrds . . . dreams of being a professional musician. RICHARD WILLIAMS Effervescent . . . Dicky Wills . . . BASEBALL— forever . . . roast beef and mashed potatoes . . . friends with P.J., Keith, Rick, V.V. . . . unhappy with rules and socks . . . persistent ... on to Marine Biology at U. of Rhode Island. GLEN WILSON Hedge Hog . . . favorites are his car, his beard, the beach, and peanut butter . . . It ' s better to give than to receive ... a future printer. 61 BRENDA WRIGHT Bren or B. B. . . . Do unto others before they do unto you . . . digs soul food . . . witty personality . . . grooves with O.C. . . . remembers the day she fell in love. WOODROW YOUNGE He ' s how you like it . . . will never forget winning the Watch- ung Conference in basketball . . . happiness is O. J. Simpson and par- ticipating in athletics . . . the sound of the Temptations . . . Woody ' s companions — Chas and Frog . KATHI YAEGER I guess so . . . Rosebud, Nina, Gail . . . Surfing . . . our vivacious cheerleader captain . . . Lavallette ' 69 . . . Chocolate chip mint ice cream . . . Cherish. BRUCE ZABELSKI Zeke . . . surfing ' s his game, Hawaii ' s his aim . . . throws the discus and eats Gino Giants . . . Blind Faith really make it . . . re- members Surfar is to Florida . desire to travel . . . future Phys Ed teacher. MAXINE YOURMAN Maxe . . . individual . . . every- thing is relative . . . Jim Morrison and the Doors . . . claims an interest in anthropology . . . hopes one day to become a well known, poetess. 62 SHARON ZEMEL Sociable and vivacious . . . you ' re kidding . . . seen in constant com- pany of Bonnie and Barbara . . . Shar relishes a steak sandwich at the Bunny Hop . . . watching baseball games is a favorite . . . memories of summer ' 68 . . . elementary teach- ing awaits. JANET ZERVAKOS Jan . . . Gimme A Break . . . close friends are Karen, Rose, Sharon and Ellen . . . loves pickles, meatballs . . . always smiling or laughing . . . fondest memory: weekends! . . . college bound at Seton Hall. ELLEN ZERVAKOS Lets go . . . with energy to spare . . . exists on chocolate ibars . . . G.A.A. keeps her in shape . . . hopes for a M.R.S. at Seton Hall. ILENE ZIPKIN Zip . . . seen with Barb, Gail, and Fran . . . confident and friendly . . . find her at Bradley Beach drinking cream soda . . . cherishes July fourth weekend . . . college beckons. BARBARA ZIPKIN Zippee . . . Dynamite and WOW! . . . that weekend at Bradley! . . . loves chocolate chip ice cream sodas . . . GAA . . . lovely eyes . . . Barbie ' s goal — to be a doctor. 63 THE CAST (in order of appearance) Myrtle Mae Simmons Kathy Klohr Veta Louise Simmons Barbara Katz Elwood P. Dowd Carl Goldstein Miss Johnson Nann Tropp Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet Missy Bachrach Miss Ruth Kelly Sondra Morrison Dr. Lyman Sanderson Hank Dobin Dr. William Chumley Richard Rawitz Judge Omar Gaffney Nick Deliberato Mrs. Betty Chumley Joan Gurian Mr. Wilson Danny Weiss Mr. E. J. Lofgren Bernie Perlman Supercalifragilistic MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Lisa Wasserman, Hank Dobin BEST ALL-AROUND Sue Baudi, Joel Millman MOST ATHLETIC Robin Geiger, Charlie Foster MOST ARTISTIC Amy Schneider, Ted Ramos MOST INTELLECTUAL Lisa Wasserman, Hank Dobin BEST DANCERS Joan Gurian, Bobby Keller 72 DID MOST FOR CLASS Sue Baudi, Ted Ramos MOST POPULAR Allyn St. Lifer, Ted Ramos CLASS COUPLE Ellen Zervakos, Allen Musko Missing: BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS, MOST TALENTED Kathy Klohr, Carl Goldstein They tell me it ' s all happening at the zoo I do believe it, I do believe it ' s true Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel Mr. La Vanture, Principal To the Class of 1970: During your years in high school you have been seeking success in your many endeavors. As you have learned, real success demands more from an individual than most people are willing to offer — not more than they are capable of offering. Real success means achieving a degree of excellence in whatever you do. To achieve this most satisfying kind of suc- cess demands the strength of character that is essen- tial to strenuous effort. It requires the stretching of your capabilities and all of you can stretch them way beyond the limits you think you have. I hope that your high school education has con- tributed in some small way to your achieving the degree of excellence that you may be seeking. For your future tasks, I am confident you are ready. My best wishes go with you. Robert L. LaVanture Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing L. to R. ' Mr. Little, Dr. Jones, Dr. Hagedorn, Dr. Josephson. Seated L. to R.: Mr. Conlin, Mr. Dios, Mr. Ward, Mrs. Waldt. Missing: Mr. Cullen. To each member of the class of 1970 — As you move toward adulthood and the assump- tion of the responsibilities which developing maturity entails, you will, increasingly, look backward to your experiences in high school as well as forward to your hopes and plans for your future. As you do, we hope that you will find, as so many of your predecessors have found, that you have been well prepared for the problems which you will face as you pursue the sometimes lonely journey. We wish for you the happiness which goes with accomplishment, the pleasure which accompanies suc- cess, and the satisfaction which rewards the person who builds something which is of value to his fellow-men. Warren M. Davis Superintendent MM Miss Anne Romano Assistant Principal Dr. Warren Davis Superintendent 11 78 Mrs. Marcia Kendler Mrs. Evelyn McGill 81 82 Foreign Language Mr. James Farrell Mr. August Caprio, Coordinator Miss Elizabeth Heep Mrs. Carol Snyder 84 85 86 Mr. Ollie Olsen 87 Peek-a-boo — 2 88 Mr. Vincent Albano Mr. Stephen Cepreghy 90 Fine Arts Mr. Walter Both 91 Social Studies Mr. Richard Cook CUSTODIAL STAFF Mrs. Regina Reid, Library Clerk GUIDANCE SECRETARIES Standing: Mrs. Street. Seated: Mrs. Ditzel. 5 5 2 ? M 5 o C« a g. 5 5 03 s sr K ■all - 2 2 iM g ' u D O (Jq 18-0 Mark t G g ? a 1 s I « s S 2 (D ✓ol. 32 No. 3 - — Goodbye Watchung Conference OMB MHS inductees-! Andrea Stein, B i Villiams, Bernar r voi. CD — y. = £S B. 2 p n Re Don ' t you know that rs have long, pointed ears? -t ft ? 3 3 3 co 3. Students 5 fag Mr. LaVanture Di On Thursday, December 1, students of Jonathan Dayton ht boycott in the cafeteria. Thursday ' s ; Mnp t ■— : ried out in an Out of an appr dents, an esj September, 1969 udent Proposals Receive Change and Consideration buncil and ? 1 N n o ™; iphonettes April, 1 mt Council and ction Committee any important during the month These reforms, an eight page refaced by a thilosophy, were iss Romano, Mr. . Davis, and the :mbers of the ion. The student. 2. ) No administration censorship of the school literary magazine. 3. ) No dress code restrictions. 4. ) Elimination of final exams for seniors. 5. ) A pass-fail program which would allow juniors and seniors to elect one pass-fail course. procedures fr system to a per On April 1 met with the st in back-to-bac discuss his pos proposals. Af educational ph Vanture gave definitive answt Regarding Outdoora —privileges s chool newspa ode Miiyrtrn ahiu aergoes Kevision O ipkin, Randi Schnj David Epstein, Rf jssing, Arnold Geij JdndfhWT)ayt6Tr£ feteria Boycott $ 2. ew ?s Sc ioo Problems nee Dayton is on the Federal :hool Aid Program. He also :gued the merits of the closed nr.h. As in ihe l ength nf thp lima the Ipng-th ere Yearbook! Brenda Wright, Ted Ramos. 2nd row row: Kathy Klohr, Carl Goldstein,} Ted Ramos, Joan Gurian, Bobf k athy Klohr, Carl Goldstein, Rose] jopnomore sophomore class held s for class officers on n. Elected to office obin Geiger, president, Baudi, vice-president. James, secretary, and alma, treasurer, in competitive swim- Robin is a member of Pep Club, and the Stu- ouncil. During the year Nine J x | Into 5 T t a Mini Inducted CD « CD V CD GO CO L CT3 O GO cu 55 tett to right Dobtn i_ 5 no « , CO : — « « o a S go ' : 2 - u 8 k I O — no S f - 1 oo C o 00 t - XI — ti O 2.33 •o ' c c E o o Oh C U -in 3 Oh CQ Q rC ' 2 8 3 Junior Class News Junior Class officers of the 1958-1969 school year were elected September 20. They are- President, Al Ramos; Vice-President, Susan Baudr Secretary, Synthia James; and 1 Treasurer, Rose DiPalma. i 2 o ca cd „ Xi ■£ D u S 83 lit . u +- O u CO o (5 nHHBHH mmm it ' H sun ' s precious melancholy when spring is not yet come. That is when we have come to know That winter is a long time Yellow brittle and snapped tightly against the sleep of cold We can touch silver of a kind, But only during the sadness of autumn nights the infinite sighing of summer water and the hesitant passions of new spring. There is one long time of sleep when silvered beauty ceases to possess us the time when we exist, wide-eyed, with our thoughts plucked out of us and discarded like so many unmemorable postcards. A long time, it is and the division we have come to define as infinitely small and sagacious forms itself between an autmn night one day And a winter blue sky the next. silver and stain, silver and yellow brittle. Branches stare in absent memory unmindful of the last dusts of silver that slip gently through. Trees were made to hold the sky and cup its innocence in gratitude, Not to let it melt in undecided patterns, slipping clinging down through daydream branches. Juliet Chayat Come on people come on children come on down to the glory river gonna wash you up and wash you down gonna lay the devil down Come on people come on children there ' s a king at the glory river and the precious king he loved the people to sing babes in the blinkin ' sun sang we shall overcome! Come on people sons and mothers Keep the dream of the two young brothers gonna take the dream and ride the dove we could build the dream with love I got fury in my soul fury ' s gonna take me to the glory goal in my mind I can ' t study war no more save the people save the children save the country Save the Country — Laura Come on people now Smile on your brother, Everybody ge t together Try to love one another right now. Regionalogue Row One: J. Lee, A. Kriegamn, A. Gerber, D. De Leonard, D. Klinger, C. Sabo, B. Perlman, D. Lan, A. Gerst, J. Beitler, R. Uslan. Row Two: J. Gecker, J. Slonim, J. Zervakos, A. Stein, A. Schneider, M. Yourman, L. Wasserman, J. Meier, S. Baudi, D. Uslan. Row Three: R. Sherman, A. Cooper, D. Goldstein, D. Szanger, J. Altshuler, M. Hager, J. Chayat, A. Cantor. Row Four: M. Phillips, R. Ragonese, J. Zervakos, K. Belliveau, P. Kirschenbaum, I. Zipkin, F. Ames, E. Neubarth, S. Goldman, M. Katz, M. Apirian, A. Goldstein, S. Kleiner, S. Dijkstra, R. Levine, G. Rosenberg, R. Kaplan, C. Scott, P. Lamport. Editor-in-chief Richard Uslan Assistant Editor-in-chief Dennis De Leonard Layout Editors Patrice Lamport, Rosemary Ragonese, Robin Geiger Photography Editors Dennis De Leonard, Ronald Krowne Assistant Jeffrey Lee Typing Editor Cathy Scott Assistant Susan Baudi Literary Editor Andrea Stein Art Editors Amy Schneider, Randi Sherman Assistant Karen Jacobs Sports Editor Arnold Gerst Assistant Janet Zervakos Business Editor Jeffery Lee Advisor Mr. Peter A. Scocca Mr. Peter A. Scocca, Advisor 106 Robin Geiger, Layout Editor 107 Student Council N. Tropp, M. Weinberger, B. Rose, L. Losanno, S. Dijkstra, H. Dobin, (pres.); Row Two: C.James, A. Katz, E. Krueger, T. Ramos, I. Weissman, B. Burnstein, L. Wasserman, A. St. Lifer, (sec); Row Three: B. Sternbach, K. Brownlie, R Bucci, D. Miniman, L. Blair, S. Prussing, D. Verlangieri, R. Kalem, D. Ames, R. Seager. National Honor Society Sitting: R. Schneider, B. Zipkin, S. Segal, P. Howarth, L. Wasserman (vice-president), D. Gold- stein (sec.), F. Gold (sec), M. Hager, G. Perlman, E. Wasserman; Standing: B. Katz, R. Sher- man, J. Millman, S. Baudi, D. Epstein, E. Wasserman, A. Stein, R. Sternbach (pres.), A. Gerts, R. Uslan, R. Williams, K. Prussing. Missing: K. Klohr, C. Goldstein. 108 Quill and Scroll National Honor Society Sitting: C. Scott, P. Lamport, S. Baudi, R. Schneider, A. Schneider, A. Stein, R. Ragonese. Standing: D. DeLeonard, H. Kalet, R. Uslan, J. Lee. National Thespian Society Row One: E. Krueger, H. Dobin, T. Weissman, L. Hardgrove, M. Yourman. Row Two: J. Gurian, K. Klohr, B. Katz, R. Levine, T. Rosenkrantz, S. Denner, N. Tropp, P. MacMahon. Dramatics Club Kneeling: L. Goldberg, M. Goldberg, M. Wein- berger, B. Tulip. Row Two: M. Yourman, E. Krueger, R. Kalem, T. Senet, J. Orbach, S. Denner, M. Sheehan. 109 French Club Row One: J. Zervakos, C. Fisher, J. Gecker, K. Kaplin, J. Slonim, L. Gerber, K. Cohen, G. Berger, M. Feltser, A. Katz, L. Klein. Row Two: I. Weisman, B. Bernstein, E. Gan, S. Rubenstein, P. Scocca, K. Belliveau, C. Groder, J. Zervakos, S. Starr, D. Ironson, S. Goldberg, C. Gould, L. Johnson, E. Spielholtz, J. Lee, D. Goldman, M. Cohen, C. Worswick, I. Ginter, J. Cohen, A. Canter, E. Wolfman, S. Atkin, M. Feldman, P. Kirshenbaum, V. Hammer. German Club Row One: N. Marshall, L. Jay treas.), G. Kraft (pres.), R- Schneider (sec.). Row Two: H. Feldman, P. Greenwald, V. Krank, K. Roessner, D. Andrus, T. Beitler, D. Baureis. Row Three: G. Lindenfelser, A. Doros, D. Hechtle, C. Lamb, R. Roessner, D. Pfriender, B. Turner, S. Seidel, R. Reinhardt, S. Foster, HQ K. Mullin, A. Lauhoff, D. Schwartz. Spanish National Honor Society Sitting: L. Wasserman, S. Schaffer, B. Zipkin, R. Sherman. Standing: H. Stein, L. Meisel, M. Gold- berg, E. Wasserman. Spanish Club K. Positan, G. Siessel, P. Fish, C. Vasilow, A. Silverstein, L. Wasserman, D. Miniman, D. Ver- langieri, D. Ognowski, M. Widom, L. Friedman, S. Boydman, S. Kartzman. Row Two: Mr. Hall, C. Patino, L. Roth, K. Peters, C. Rotwein, T. Ramos, G. Efrus, A. Pankin, R. Sherman, G. James, J. Sternberg. Row Three: K. Pfiefer, C. Kisch, R. Oppenheim, M. Kartzman, J. Ames, J. Rothenberg, S. Scherer, R. Greer, L. Losanno, L. Friedman, L. Sherman. Row Four: L. Brown, P. Brunny, J. Cohn, B. Rose, J. Gardner, M. Klar- feld, S. Blumenkrantz, L. Silverstein, H. Tenen- baum. Row Five: M. Schaffer, L. Goldberg, S. Moore, E. Gelfand, M. Reager, D. Ames, H. Levine, D. Murnane, R. Speizer. Row Six: H. Mayer, J. Millman, C Roslin, D. Gomes. Latin Club Row One: M. Aronson, T. Rossiter, B. Darr, R. Goodman, C. Stanley, B. Aiken, L. Morse, L. Brown, M. Knoclio, B. Middlkauff, C. Lombard, C. Lamport, J. Steinheart. Row Two: J. Rebca, J. Davis, J. Grau, A. Singer, S. Kubish, R. Green- berg, S. Kuffer, L. Manchelli, M. Lawrie B. Mazyk, J. Episipo. Student Auxiliary Row One: J. Zervakos, J. Gecker, D. Szanger, E. Gelfond, S. Nieman, J. Crosett, J. Altshuler, D. Ciampa, J. Krasner, J. Morrow, J. Gottlieb. Row Two: M. Wellan, L. Stoliok, S. Winters, K. Belliveau, P. Rankin, E. Zervakos, L. Marsch, A. Pankin, B. Demuth, M. Keller, J. Haberberg, W. Redziniak, K. Goldman, M. Feuerstein, H. Kessler. Health Office Assistants Row One: C. Crump, C. Smith, E. Gam, _R. Greer, N. Urban, M. Smith, S. Atkin. Row Two: P. Zerkoff, B. Baldwin, K. Sillinski, K. Gerber, R. Kitzing, L. Bjorstad, J. Gurian, C. Roslin, L. Piatt. Attendance Office Assistants Row One: R. Goldman, C. Weinberg, S. Hirsch, M. Phillips, R. Kaplan, M. Hager, S. Segal. Row Two: P. Howarth, R. Ragonese, R. Formato, L. Bultman, N. Urban, E. Solla, P. Lamport, S. March, D. Sobin, C. Schwartz, L. Olesky, J. Gold- hammer, J. Gurian, R. Schneider. Sound Studio Row One: A. Bevilevqua, J. Lee, S. Boydman, A. Goodman, L. Sternbach, . Rosenkrantz. Row Two: J. Kampf, S. Garber, J..Benigno, J. Slater, S. Dorsky, S. Kartzman. Stage Crew Mr. Trinity, T. Rosenkrantz, R. Johnson, M. McCourt, M. Kaplan, R. Hagenbush. Graphic Arts Row One: R. Shindler, F. Gold, B. Sasse, S. Max, P. Branning, A. Weisbrot, J. Millman, R. Falcon, G. Grant, C. Foster, B. Janukowitz, P. Demner, J. Hagemeyer, G. Fox. Firemen Row One: B. Sasse, M. Popolillo, A. Gerber, B. Finkel, R. Deutsch, B. Rosenkrantz, S. DiLello, L. Ward. Row Two: E. Struby, D. Castillias, B. Jeffrey, S. Rowan, S. Kaplan, D. D ' Andrea, K. Kotovsky, Mr. Gardella. Chess Club Row One: R. Ryder, B. Kneller, R. Shindler, B. Perlman, J. Beitler. Row Two: S. Rosenberg, R. Deutsch, L. Hardgrove, B. Rose, H. Kalet. Folk Society Row One: B. Mitterhoff, L. Hardgrove, L. Goldberg, D. Ames, B. Bernstein, S. Morrison, L. Thie- berger, R. Balem, E. Simson. Row Two: L. Blair, D. Klinger, L. Stolbof, N. Heller, D. Weiss, M. Sheehan, N. Josephson, M. Yourman, A. Weiss, A. Weiss, C. Klarfeld. Row One: M. Graziano, E. Bruder, D. Goldstein, B. Katz, I. Weisman, E. Krueger, S. Neidich, L. Neidich. Row Two: D. Joyner, A. Hertzoff K. Klohr, S. Dijkstra, B. Bernstein, L. Goldberg, E. Wasserman, A. Katz, R. Sherman. Row Three: R. Uslan, A. Stein, M. Bachrach, C. Hodes, L. Wasserman, S. Miller, A. St. Lifer, D. Ames L. Blair, H. Miller, B. Mitterhoff. Row Four: S. Sil- verstein, E. Wasserman, N. Josephson, P. Kirschenbaum, D. Weiss, A. Canter, F. Gold, M. Wellen, M. Goldberg. American Field Service Dayton ' s AFS student, Sandy Dijkstra of the Netherlands. Letter from Sandy Dijkstra: Smiling faces in a new classroom, seeing people at another basketball game that we won, eating at Stanley ' s, musical rehearsals, and cafeteria food ... all those are memories I will treasure. But the many friends I have made will be my fondest memory. I have one paragraph to thank you for all this and obviously, that won ' t be nearly enough. Not even a whole yearbook would be sufficient. So what is left but . . . THANK YOU. Sandy and her American sister Kathy speak to other AFS students. 115 Varsity Club Row One: A. Ramos, B. ZabelskL Row Two: H. Levine, S. Getchlik, A. Starr, E. Wasserman, S. Max, G. Branning, A. Kriegman, B. Sasse, E. Wasserman, R. Shindler, D. D ' Andrea, A. Weisbrot. Row Two: H. Levine, N. Reinhardt, C. Foster, M. McCourt, W. Younge, J. Silverman, G. Katz, T. Rosenkrantz, T. Herman, D. Lan, J. Morris. Row Three: W. Benkus, G. Jayne, R. Huntoon, C. Bove, B. Janukowicz, M. George, F. Gold, P. Stokes, R. Lyons, K. Prussing, D. Epstein, G. Fox, M. Hollander. Row Four: E. Graessle, S. Grau, R. Falcone, J. Millman, D. Miniman, L. Sternbach, M. Josephs, G. Grant, H. Dobin, R Vaughan, R. Williams. Pep Club Key Club Row One: S. Dorsky, L. Friedman, D. Epstein, A. Ramos, W. Benkus, B. Branning, M. McCourt. Row Two: G. Nie- feld, R. Quinn, B. Janukowicz, D. D ' Andrea, J. Slater, R. Wrek, J. Lee, L. Sternbach. Row Three: H. Levine, N. Reinhardt, M. Josephs, P. Stokes, R. Lyons, G. Katz, B. Perlman, L. Miesel, L. Jay. Row Four: K. Hall, K. Prussing, S. Boydman, R. Haines, L. Silverstein, A. Gerst, J. Shock, W. Masiello. Row Five: M. Hollander, H. Fleishman, R. Goodman, D. Klinger, D. Miniman, S. Prussing, D. Dubin. Row Six: K. Brownlie, H. Stein, F. Gold, H. Dobin. Row Seven: J. Millman , B. Schwartz, E. Wasserman, B. Stern- back, E. Wasserman, R. Shindler. Row One: S. Denner, C. Ratino, D. Stokes. Row Two: L. Brown, K. Roessner, M. Gelfond, D. Mazeika. Row Three: S. Grimm, N. Roth, P. Howarth. 116 Choir Row One: N. Bloom, J. Gecker, A. Canter, J. Chayat, J. Gurian, S. Morrison, D. Goldstein, J. Schechter, Mr. D. Porkola. Row Two: B. Mitterhoff, B. Keller, R. Reichman, E. Wasserman, J. Orbach, J. Altshuler, S. James, L. Hardgrove, L. Thieberger, N. Tropp, T. Rosenkrantz, J. Lee, J. Kampf, P. Cohen. Row Three: M. Chotiner, W. Burnett, R. Rawitz, S. Segal, R. Fosman, D. Sobin, R. Howell, K. Klohr, D. Stearns, P. Day, C. Brewton, R. Garner, B. Perlman, J. Beitler, W. Kneller, T. Manressa. Chorale Row One: P. Fanaroff, J. Gecker, A. Stein, D. Goldstein, E. Wasserman, E. Krueger, L. Olesky, H. Quortin, D. Speer, J. Wasko, C. Kebernick. Row Two: D. Baureis, E. Stawick, F. Ames, G. Rosen- berg, G. Kraft, R. Schneider, B. Zipkin, R. Bross, M. Morrow, C. Schwartz, R. Seager, B. Ruff, K. Belliveau. Row Three: D. Schwartz L. Hardgrove, B. King, K. Koldorf, M. Keller, G. Silva, J. Stewart, B. Cardone. 117 Glee Club Row One: N. Lennerman, N. Yaeger, B. Fulmer, A. Hertzoff, B. Steinbach, J. Emmel, S. Wein- stein, N. Marshall. Beginning Chorus Row One: R. Adler, N. Gaffney, K. Peters, G. James, C. Vasilow, G. Groder, T. Evans, J. Jeske, M. Williams. Row Two: G. Kraft, K. King, W. Miller, L. Brown, S. Rohr, D. Hechtle, N. Osbahr, D. Pfriender, N. Soos. Row Three: R. Truner, J. Tulchin, P. Smith, G. Grant, L. Deagenherdt, E. Britton, E. Hart, M. Powers, K. Fischer, C. Salz. Row Four: L. Morse, B. Gere, L. Brackbill. Future Farmers of America Row One: J. Tomie, F. LaMotta, P. Kitzing, K. Voorhees. Row Two: L. Fish, S. Pacifico, M. Aqualino, D. Cardinal, P. Branning, J. Voorhees, W. Chisolm. Future Teachers of America Row One: J. Gecker, L. Steinholtz, S. Nieman, J. Gottlieb, M. Weber, W. Grotsky, K. Positan. Row Two: S. Rubenstein, M. Schacter, L. Cicconi, P. Rankin, K. Belliveau, J. Zervakos, E. Zervakos. Row Three: J. Morrow, P. Buzin, A. Pozner, K. Frost, R. Bross, C. Madison. Row Four: M. Gaipa, J. Episcopo, B. Ottenstein, M. Morrow, A. Pankin, H. Kessler. Senior Officers P. Lamport, (sec); A. Ramos, (pres.); S. Baudi, (v. pres.); Missing: R. DiPalma, (treas. ). Junior Officers P. Shill, (v. pres.); S. Chin, (sec); J. Benigno, (pres.); M. Geddes, (treas.)- Sophomore Officers V. Geiger, (treas.); G. Gleim, (pres.); E. Alexy, (v. pres.); Missing: K. Vezza, (sec). Freshmen Officers G. James, (v. pres.); B. Rose, (pres.); L. Morse, (treas.); C. Vasilow, (sec). 119 Published monthly by and for the students of Jonathan Dayton Regional High School, Springfield, N.J. Editor-in-Chief Randi Schneider News and Features Editors Bonnie Bernstein, Leigh Blair Layout Editors Paula Kirschenbaum, Rachel Kalem Sports Editor Don Lan Row 1 : H. Kalet, A. Gerber, T. Rosenkrantz, N. Josephson, S. Reisman, R. Schneider, D. Zanger, C. Sabo. Row 2 : P. Kirschenbaum, R. Kalem, C. Hodes, B. Bernstein, R. Sher- man, L. Blair, R. Greer, P. Saton. Row 3 : D. Lan, At Gerst, L. Jay, J. Horowitz, L. Wasserman, K. Belliveau, R. Salesky. Mrs. Carolee Gottlieb 120 Color Guard i Kneeling: G. Franklin, V. Vogt. Standing: R. Sherman (Capt.), M. Feldman, D. Ames, C. Lee, C. Borac, D. Pfeifer. Drill Team 121 122 First row: M. Gianas, R. Gleitsmann, C. Sklar, A. Lauhoff, E. Saperstein, K. Frost, J. Steinhart, B. Fosman, C. Madison, L. Friedman, R. Kitzing, E. Laustan. Row two: V. Horowitz, A. Freeman, K. Vezza, M. Geogehegane, M. Lawrie, C. Stanley, R. Fishbein, M. Stagneiw, R. Picut, Mr. Venditti. Row three: B. Gerst, J. Weinberg, K. Theile, R. Zuckerberg, M. Teltser, M. Merill, P. Fries, V. Harback. Row four: R. Goldring, S. Wipfler, R. Mac Donald, R. Grocki, B. Melici, A. Kaston, W. Shallcross, R. Hagenbush, M. Alper, D. Legett, L. Silverstein, J. Horowitz, D. MacKay, D. Stearns, D. Neuss. Band 124 reshman week (do uolo know - e- alma mafer? J | 7 2-f5 They say we ' re young and we don ' t know ... Let ' s keep it in the family The Thinker Wish we had more time to eat. 128 Well, this is another fine mess you ' ve gotten me into! 130 Gee, this is an interesting class L. Silverstein, T. Lowy, S. Liebeskind, S. Glover, R. Shindler, R. Kaelbein, T. Rosenkrantz, T. D ' Uva, R. Goodman, E. Gerstein, T. Herman, R. Ripp, D. Freeman. Bowling Bob Shindler, Todd Herman, Steve Glover, Bob Ripp and Bob Kalbein made up a strong varsity con- tingent. With substitutes like Ted Rosenkrantz, and , Stewart Liebeskind who back up the Varsity Keg- lers, it ' s easy to see why Dayton had an excellent year. Each of the five starters for the third place Watchung Conference finishers, had series averages in the 500 ' s, while their single game averages were in the 170 ' s. SCHEDULE Dayton 1 3 1 4 Opp. Clark 3 Hillside 1 Rahway 3 Kenilworth 3 Scotch Plains 1 Berkeley Heights 4 Clark 1 Hillside 4 Rahway 4 Cranford 4 Kenilworth 1 Scotch Plains 3 3 Berkeley Heights 1 Total: Won — 9 Lost — 4 Football Playing an independent schedule for the 1969 campaign, Dayton at times played brilliantly. Although the record is not impressive, the Bulldogs provided stiff opposition for all the teams which they faced. Led by seniors Bill Keller, Bob Vaughan, Dave Epstein, Bill Benkus, Garry Fox, Bob Sasse, Woody Younge, Charlie Foster, Al Ramos, and Pete Meierdierck, the Bulldogs had a solid squad of upperclassmen which gave 100 per cent. The highlights of the season came when Dayton tied an undefeated Ridge team, and beat Kenilworth. Against the Brearley Bears, the Bulldogs showed a strong ground game led by Joe Rapuano and passing game led by quarterback Bob Janukowicz. Although nine players are departing, Dayton has a strong corp for next year. Players such as Bob Janukowicz, Joe Rapuano, Art Weisbrot, Gary Grant, Carmen Bove, Danny Silverman, Pete Demner, Scott Prussing, Mitch Wolff, Jay Silverman, John Hagemeyer, Ed Graessle, and Dennis Marino will give Springfield a strong team. Row One, L. to R.: C. Foster, P. Meier- dirck, D. Epstein, W. Younge, W. Keller, R. Sasse, A. Ramos, W. Benkus, R. Vaughan, G. Fox. Row two: A. Weisbrot, J. Benigno, J. Silverman, L. Vasilow, C. Bove, J. Hagemeyer, S. Prussing, G. Branning, D. Marino, G. Grant. Row Three: G. Gleim, R. Wnek, P. Demner, K. DeCarlo, R. Janukowicz, M. Wolfe, D. Silverman, M. Sanders, W. Winnick, R. Demner, K. Perlmutter. Row four: A. Nitkin, M. Jaffey, T. Rossiter, C. Miller, G. Delmauro, R. Kronert, J. Schoch, R. Lan, J. D ' Agos- tini. Row five: Coach Amo, Mr. Jones, R. Falcone, B. Jeffer y, J. Rapunano, J. Kamph, R. Nardone, Mr. Kindler, Asst. Coach Marionni. Varsity Soccer With goalie Joel Millman allowing under two goals per game and Eric Wasserman, Keith Prussing, John Sarracino, Pete May, Dave Dubin, Lee Meisel, at the forwards and Nate Kaufman, Serge DiDello, Dave Miniman, Ray Danziger, Bob Lyons, Jeff Mor- ris, Larry Sternbach and Alan Schlanger providing a strong defense, the Bulldog booters had an improving year. Competing in the Suburban Conference for the first time, the Bulldogs faced strong competition. Verona, Summit and Caldwell were some of the best teams in the state. Although Dayton faced these powerful teams the Bulldogs put up a strong challenge. Kneeling, (L-R): W. Burnett, S. DiLello, J. Millman, J. Morris, J. Sarracino, L. Sternbach. Standing, (L-R): Coach Piccolo, L. Meisel, P. Mat, D. Dubin, R. Danziger, N. Kaufman, D. Miniman, A. Schlanger, K. Prussing. Kneeling, (L-R): T. McQuaid, S. Gold- stein, D. Schaffer, B. Weiner, P. Argy- ris, J. Farber, E. Lewis, G. Kounis. R. Greenberg. Standing, (L-R): Coach Es- posito, L. Goldberg, G. Davis, R. Good- man, R. Colandrea, J. Hernandez, G. Niefeld, W. Stefany, F. Frieri, M. Berkowitz. Kneeling, (L-R): R. Meisel, G. Schul- man, N. Mulinaro, T. Beiter, G. Tiss, R. Seager, B. Feld, J. Robinson. Stand- ing: (L-R): J. Chisholm, T. Masters, R. Manders, M. Klarfeld, G. White, J. Niemiec, D. Leggett. Dayton 1 2 2 SCHEDULE Opp. Morris Hills Parsippany Millburn 1 Verona 4 1 Cedar Grove 2 3 Caldwell 5 4 Madison 2 1 New Providence 1 Summit 3 Millburn 1 Verona 1 Cedar Grove 1 Caldwell 5 Madison 2 New Providence Summit 7 1 Madison 2 Total: Won — 4, Lost— 8, Tied— 5 139 Cross Country 1969-70 SCHEDULE 1st Place at the Edison Invitational Meet Dayton Opp. 17 Millburn 40 21 Rahway 37 20 Verona 37 26 Roselle Park 29 15 Pingry 45 15 Caldwell 46 15 New Providence 45 15 Clark 45 1 5 Edison Tech 46 1 5 Summit 44 16 Summit 45 15 Millburn 44 17 Verona 42 15 Kenilworth 47 15 Caldwell 45 18 Roselle 38 21 Hillside 3 3 17 New Providence 43 3rd place in Roselle Turkey Trot 1st place in the State Sectional Meet 3rd place in the state meet. Total: Won— 18, Lost — 0. Row One: K. Hall, K. Theile, N. Rein- hardt, M. Josephs, M. George. Row Two: Coach Taglienti, G. Street, T. Herman, R. Ripp, K. Kotovsky, M. Hollander. Row One: B. Budark, C. Bross, B. Gerst, D. Episcopo, S. Sherman, D. Messino. Row Two: Coach Taglienti, B. Leonard, R. Silverstein, R. Olsen, A. Singer, L. Ogintz, L. Koldorf. With Marty Josephs, and Norm Reinhardt leading the harriers, the Bulldogs completed their first undefeated season in history. Josephs and Reinhardt were two of the best runners in the state but they were only two members of a very powerful team. Keith Theile, Mark George, Ken Hall, Gary Street, Marc Hollander, Bob Ripp, Todd Her- man, Karl Kotovsky and Ron Frank gave Dayton one of the finest teams in the state. 141 Row One (kneeling): M. McCourt, L. Siejk, G. Branning, A. Kriegman, C. Meyer, F. Frieri. Row Two (standing): S. Max, G. Grant, D. Astley, G. Jayne, R. Huntoon, R. Shapiro, R. Lyons, R. Cook. SCHEDULE Dayton Opp. 23 Bridgewater East 17 10 New Providence 32 17 Kenilworth 23 6 Clark 42 2 5 Hillside 17 16 Jefferson 23 18 Caldwell 33 17 Rahway 27 Millburn 52 13 Madison 32 25 Linden 17 2 5 Cedar Grove 18 6 Summit 36 Total: Won — 4, Lost— 9 Row One (kneeling): P. Plishtin, J. Kuntz, L. Wyman, B. Ruff, B. Honecker, B. Seagall. Row Two, (standing): A. Goodman, L. Siejk, J. Spiesbach, J. D ' Agostini, R. Lan, D. Weg, J. Cicconi. Wrestling The 4-9 record posted by the Bulldogs was an immense improvement over previous years. Gary Branning at 123 with an 8-3-2 record, Gary Grant at heavyweight with an 8-5 record and Frank Frieri at 98 with a 7-5-1 record, led the Bulldog grapplers. Captains Mike McCourt at 136 and Dennis Marino at 178 led the Bulldogs through one of their most successful seasons in recent years. Steve Max and Glen Siejk at 130, Andy Kriegman at 115, Curt Meyer at 106, Bob Lyons at 141, Ron Shapiro at 148, and Randy Huntoon at 157 made valuable con- tributions to the 1970 season. 143 WE CAME left to Right: Coach Yanchus, W. Younge, E Graessle, D. D ' Andrea, S. Grau, F. Bucci, K. BrownJie, C. Foster, H. Alexander, R. Janukowicz, E. Parrish, G. Spector, M. Hollander. WE DON ' T MESS . . . 1969-1970 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Sprin gfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Springfield Champion — Dayton Christmas Jamboree Tournament (First round) Springfield 91 Boonton 63 (Championship game) Springfield 76 Holy Trinity 71 79 Clark 3 5 74 Railway 62 82 Alumni 60 72 Westfield 53 75 Union Catholic 70 104 Cedar Grove 61 93 Millburn 61 73 New Providence 64 72 Verona 60 48 Summit 46 92 Caldwell 67 79 Madison 47 78 Cedar Grove 57 102 Millburn 49 77 New Providence 43 70 Verona 68 85 Summit 54 79 Caldwell 60 90 Madison 61 AROUND State Tournament Springfield 8 5 Roselle 81 Springfield 78 Warren Hills 52 Springfield 72 Verona 73 Record: Won — 23 Lost — 2 BIG RAY Although Dayton was not Group 2 state champs, the Bulldogs completed their best season in the school ' s 3 3 year history. The starting five of Frank Bucci, Dan D ' Andrea, Charles Foster, Ed Graessle and Bob Janu- kowicz led Dayton to an undefeated regular season 21-0, Suburban Conference Cham- pionship, and Springfield Christmas Tourna- ment Champion. Bucci was the leading scorer on the team with a 24.4 average while D ' Andrea was the second leading scorer and rebounder, Foster and Janukowicz were strong rebounders while Ed Graessle was the play-maker and led the team in assists. Keith Brownlie, Howard Alexander, Marc Hollander, Woody Younge and Alan S chlan- ger gave Dayton very strong reserves, while Greg Spector, Jay Silverman, Steve Grau and Ed Parrish also contributed to the champion- ship. In the stafe tournament Dayton defeated Roselle in the first round 8 5-81, overcoming a two point lead at the half. In the second round the Bulldogs beat Warren Hills 78-5 2, but were upset by Verona in the third round 73-72. The Bulldogs winning streak stretched to 2 3 consecutive games before being halted. Even though Dayton did not go all the way, Coach Ray Yanchus and all his players did a fantastic and unbelievable job in the 1970 campaign. WE ' RE 1 149 Baseball 150 The Bulldogs once again haev a strong team both offensively and defensively. With Dave Miniman at third, Bob Januko- wicz at shortstop, Joel Millman at second and Mitch Wolff and Rich Falcone catching Dayton has a skillful infield. Evan Wasserman, Robert Shindler, Eric Wasscrman, Phil Stokes and several other players will play the outfield with Dan D ' Andrea, Rick Williams, and Mitch Wolff doing the pitching. Spr Spr Spr Spr Spr Spr Spr Spr Spr Spr Spr Spr Spr S P Spr Spr Spr Spr Spr Spr Spr Sp 1969-1970 BASEBALL SCHEDULE ngfield Kenilworth ngfield Hillside ngfield Caldwell ngfield Rahway ngfield Summit ngfield Verona ngfield Whippany Park ngfield New Providence ngfield Millburn ngfield Hillside ngfield Cedar Grove ngfield Madison ngfield Clark ngfield Caldwell ngfield Summit ngfield Union Catholic ngfield Verona ngfield New Providence ngfield Edison Tech ngfield Millburn ngfield Cedar Grove ngfield Madison Union County Tournament State Tournament Track Row One, Left to Right: Michael Hydock, Arnold Gerst, Paul Fanaroff, Craig Nowinski, Joe Rapuano, Carmen Bove. Row Two, Left to Right: Jim Dewey, Jeff Sarokin, Elliot Liebman, Mark Dostal, Brian Leonard, John Sarracino. Row Three, Left to Right: Stuart Sherman, Larry Koldorf, Brian Ognowsky, Todd Daniels, Jerry Deliberato, Arnold Coslit. Row Four, Left to Right: Alan Singer, Barry Fink, Larry Ogintz, Jeff Greenberg, Bob Kamery, Larry Silverstein, Mark Small. 1970 TRACK SCHEDULE Springfield Roselle Park Springfield Rahway Springfield West Orange Springfield Clark Springfield Linden Springfield Hillside Union County Relays Springfield Kenilworth Springfield Millburn Springfield Cedar Grove Springfield Madison Springfield Caldwell Springfield Summit Springfield Verona Springfield New Providence Suburban Conference Meet Springfield Chatham State Sectional Meet Springfield Edison Tech New Jersey State Meet Head Coach Mr. M. Taglienti, Mr. R. Marionni, (missing Mr. W. Jones). With strong varsity performers in all events and great depth, the Bulldog track team was powerful. Marty Josephs, Norm Reinhardt, Gary Street, Bob Ripp, Todd Herman, Ron Frank, Ken Hall, Keith Theile, and Carl Kotovsky ran the half mile, one and two mile events. Joe Rapuano, Paul Fanaroff, and Arnold Gerst ran the 100 yard dash, 220 yard dash, and the 440, while Carmen Bove was in the hurdles. The field events were headed up by Bill Keller in the javelin, Bruce Zabelski in the discus, Charlie Foster in the shot put, and Mike Hydock in the high jump. Dayton was also strong in the long jump and pole vault. Row One, Left to Right: Stuart Brecher, Roy Greenberg, Lou Va- silow, Dennis Marino, Donald Astley, Ken De Carlo, Wayne Winnick, Charles Adickman. Row Two, Left to Right: Gene Davis, David Stromeyer, Ken Seijk, Robert Nardone, Steven Kubisch, Scott Hermon, Jon Jones. Row Three, Left to Right: Jimmy Ragucci, Richard Lan, John Potomski, Jeffrey Chisholm, John Belliveace, Brian Ruff, Erie Bergman. Row Four, Left to Right: Joe D ' Agistini, Kenneth Merser, Robert Day, Gary Grant, Paul Fries, Jerry Spiesback, Wayne Camp, Neil Anderson. 152 153 Tennis Mm Mm Seniors Hank Dobin and Mike Chotiner led the steadily improving netmen in their 1970 campaign. Ray Danziger, Art Starr, and Howie Levine were the other starters on the team. Dayton once again had many underclassmen showing promising potential. Row One, L. to R.: A. Starr, S. Liebiskind, R. Zuckerberg, B. Ehlers. Row Two: H. Levine, H. Dobin, R. Goodman, R. Danziger. 154 SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE HENRY J. BULTMAN, JR., Mayor ARTHUR M. FALKIN RAYMOND W. FORBES ROBERT G. PLANER NATHAN STOKES JAMES M. 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