Keansburg High School - Promethean Yearbook (Keansburg, NJ)

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Yearbook Staff gm... gi . 1 , , 5 Sandra Chmiel , Spons Editor Betsy Curivan, Activities Editor Dawn Bennett, Business Editor - ' Darlene Boehler, Editor-in-Chief gs 117 2 L

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FIRST ROW: B. Curivan, S. Dowling, D. Bennett, D. Boehler, P. Hosey, S. Chmiel, J. Pedone. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hollywood, J. Brown, J. Brown, S. Bozza, C. Downey, J. King, S. Kaufman, I. Beveridge, B. Puglisi, L. Maltz, K. Ruhman, T. Curivan. THIRD ROW: C. Hoey, D. Kinnerman, G. Berube, J. McGaheran, L. Beveridge, L. Walters, P. Croken, J. Arlotta, R. Landosca, D. Caton, K. Flynn, R. Boehler. It started in the summer of '74 and never ended until June of 75. The Yearbook has a busy season. Diagrams' ' , Dummys , Layouts and excedrine , photographs and deadlines . It was a frantic drive, but with the leadership shown by Darlene Boehler, Editor-in-Chief , a dynamic staff never lost their drive . Joan and Judy Brown are typi- cal of the many underclass- men who were always willing to do whatever they were asked. Jean McGaheran and Jean Arlotta have really developed into hardworking, skillful photographers and all of the section editors found willing help from the seventh graders to the Juniors. They worked long and hard and without public applause - but they never stopped . Sue Dowling, Curriculum Editor Patty Hosey, People Editor H6

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4 .. I ,. ABOVE: Robin Harrington, Cheryl Paris and Holly Hall display the first issue of Oceanus as advisors Mr. Nissenbaum and Mr. Waldron look on. The tidal wave of Oceanus crashed upon the shores of Keans- burg , but because of an apparent lack of student interest and an obvious lack of student support, the tide has ebbed. In spite of growing money worries, Editor- in-Chief Alex Figueroa , with her shrinking staff, did manage to get out issues of the school paper. And the newspaper was certainly something that deserved more support than it received. But this first step has been taken, and Advisors Mr. Waldron and Mr. Nissenbaum are optimistic about the future of Oceanus. They look forward to an even better paper next year, if they receive the support of the student body .