Kennedy High School - Gryphon Yearbook (Willingboro, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1967 volume:

QGEW Q5 ,Jw 'qeaygyadv xuibbwypb www Awww? K 933D ways K. fL my K dpfipyk JMWKQ, 4 x x viii? fo .WJ wp Sy F9 LOA . P525 ,PG yy O Wm 53 wifi? . W X PM Wdswxblu VW vw 0906 W5?5M SSW wim W 09j'4fU':iW6b Mp fig V99 gb HQ Q DJJ C 1 A 5, s of 05:NQ5'Wf5'M Nx' XV as K 0655 Q91 cf U ww' LP Tl-ns IS J.F.K. was Q7 S2 MWA C5 GRYPHON 67 John Fitzgerald Kennedy High School Willingboro, New Jersey Editor: George M. Richardson Advisor: GC-2OrgC M. Adams Asst. Editor: Dianne J. Bott Volume 7 u. 'xy L z 574 N :gig ing .fra ' Xa This is John F. Kennedy High School-its past, its present and what lies ahead for its students. A High School is its students and in .l.F.K. there are many, over two thousand. They show a wide range of personalities, attitudes, and interests. Our high school offers them an extensive variety of activities and courses in an attempt to present something for everyone. The students show . . . 3 in all respects, the tremendous enthusiasm which makes a school great. A school does not simply exist, it must have a history. Schools in our town date back to the early nineteenth century, and to a one- room log cabin. The only early school which remains today is the 'flittle red school-house on Salem road. Before our first high school was built in 1960, students living in our community . . . attended Lenape Regional or Burlington High Schools. Levittown High School opened in a then uncompleted building which is now the Junior School. In 1964, as our school continued to grow, its name was changed to John F. Kennedy High School in honor of our late President. The student body faced still another 6 change in November of 1965. This time we were moved into the new, uncompleted building on Kennedy Way. That year we enjoyed five months of double sessions in both the old school and the new. This year the majority ofthe students returned as old hands, ready to make this year the best JFK has ever known. The students have always shown enthusiasm in supporting their school and participating in its activities, and this year is not an exception, There are many clubs, from the Curtain Callers. . . 8 K X if alt . iw X' ' f if 1 N fgplwf Q3 5. I V 1 l I ' F A i nf,,.Q - , x 1 ' . in f - A 4 --5. ' -. -s Q :wp I N w N w 10 to the Girls' Athletic Association and the Key Club to the Stage Crew. The Athletic teams are the best in the county. These include a football team that was undefeated last year and finished with a 8-I record this year, and a Cross Country Team that went to the State Finals. The JFK touch is easy to spot- look for intelligence, responsibility, and participation. These attributes constitute ninety per cent of the JFK appeal. The other ten per cent is spirit. This constantly drives more students to go farther, stay longer, through more adverse conditions to support their school than students from any other high school. This spirit is shown at its height during K -week, when banners and slogans decorate the school urging the team to beat Lenapef' I lu x ,np aa . 4 ' Pi . F., ,4 a df xg Q Q i Q 2319 isis' i li if iq Ky H gg ' Nb . ,,N.,i 4 ' E? K, '- N 'LNQ fig ' a x 9, f. F- 1 13 When the students of JFK leave our halls, the future of our community and the world will be in their hands. Theirs will be the task of furnishing the parents, teachers, and admin istrators of tomorrow. They will be responsible for helping rnake the world a better place in which to live. Until then, however, our responsibility is to our school, to make it the best possible . . . 1 1 1 i 1 1 15 I , i We are JFK. It is our responsibility to shape it as we shape ourselves, to make JFK into something noble and proud. 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' 'NV .......... ....-......... ...lg ... ..... . . . ...'..1.1.1..'1.1.. . . . . . . . . . .:1x+:.'1' .'1'.' .'1:.' fi ....... ...inf .. :I:1:1:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:1:I:2:2:i:I:1:I'3:f:-:-:-:-:-:7:-.:7:P: 1:1:-:S .:.3.:.- g.:.:.:.:.:.:.:. . . . . . . . .N..'. ...:.:. Administration A41 1 65-6- Q QED-Q ii Qi? i Superintendent's Office DR. HARRY Q. PACKER Superintendent of Schools . -- V ' .ef .ff f. 'xi - 3:1 9 1 - 1 -ff 1 QA ig,Q.,.:i:,f'. 1 wie - gy- mx. ,K rf. .aft MR. MORRIS SCHMOLL MR. ELMER F. CORDA Assistant Superintendent Business Administrator 17 .sl TLS I 'L-if Wed My iggrfgfjjfi J- 1 Q 5fXJ.s,'fZ,53gQ4?iI?iEl'fQ.lJ, .fS5f53:!lf57ii if se Mr. Alphonse Brancaccio Mr. David Jackson Vice President Mr. John Brenner President Dr. Bruno Dattilo Mr. William Fiedler Mr. Richard Kerrins Mr. Ralph McCutcheon J Mr. Ralph Lambert, Jr. Mr. John Collins School Board Much of the administration of our school was in the hands of the Superintendent, Dr. Harry Q. Packer, and his staff. They were active in the formation of school policy for the entire system. Very important in this area also, was the School Board whose elected members spent many long hours on various aspects of school administration, the budget being one of the most vital of these. 18 Q .. W K 'T , , V. w , UU, f ' 19 Principal's Office A. Nelson Gray, Principal A.B. Susquehanna University M.A. Bucknell University M.Ed. Rutgers University Robert Schmidt, Vice Principal B.S. Trenton State College M.Ed. Rutgers-The State University M.T.S. The College of William and Mary Joseph O'Donnel1, Assistant Principal B.A. Lenoir Rhyne College M.Ed. Rutgers University Guidance l Edward Banos, Director Katherine Potee B.A. King's College B.A. University of Buffalo M.A. Bucknell University Harry Treat B.A. Marietta College 21 Marie Yorty B.S. Temple University M.Ed. Temple University Davida Reidel B.S. Michigan State University M.A. Columbia University Michael Powers B.A. St. Francis College M.A. Niagara University Isabell Rhodes, Guidance Secretary Leila Heisler, Attendance Secretary Lee Holland, Secretary to Vice Principal Kay Fuber, Secretary to Principal Avis Anne Moon, Assistant Secretary to Guidance Mildred Kelly, Library Assistant 23 Special Services i Mr. Michael Giacchino, Special Education Mrs. Clara Mitchell, School Nurse Dr. Gerald Ringold, School Physician Mr. George Constein, Librarian Mrs. Agnes McLarney, School Nurse Mr. Nick Traverelli, Custodian Mr. Allen Nensel, Attendance Oflicer 24 :.j.:. :.:.:i6.:.:.:.. .j.j.j.j. Q.. --unununn--..- .fn n-In-nun-.--.. ..n -unuunun-..... ..- nauusnn-.-..-- f.. .-naman--..... E252 f.. ...nu-.. . - x ..i5i2ig-,,.5Q,. :1S52525E22222E2?1E5?liz. :E2Ss22E5E3E525E5E5S2E5 iiilifiii I 525SEESEEESEEEEESEEEEEEEEE ' I'''155:-:-:-:2:2:5:I:Izfzlzlziair-. I Seniors 47 xVA'4 Y! X ,L 41 0 1 fx X gif gif, ' X5 N A LJQ? V As our high school days quickly come to an end, it is time for us, the Class of '67, to take a minute and redect upon some of the memorable moments we spent at Kennedy High. Some of our memories will be happy, some will be sad, but there are a few worthy of notice. Six years ago we were seventh graders at Levittown High School. That year was the year of the twenty piece marching band without uniforms and the football team that could barely win a game. Our class did manage, however, to visit the Civil War battlefield at Gettysburg. Since that time we have watched our school and our world change and grow, and each of us has been a part of the change. Upon reaching eighth grade some of us found ourselves exiled to the Junior School, while the rest remained in the high school as punky 8-9ersf' Our Hrst Latin American exchange students arrived during the winter. By ninth grade we were back at the high school again. Janie Le Cates served as class president during this year of several firsts for the school. Scarlet and Navy Night was initiated and also the first inter-class drama competition. That was also the year of the big H-wing flood, the Gryphon painted on the floor, and the combined homeroom-hrst period. President John F Kennedy was assassinated. Finally tenth grade arrived, and the school was renamed John F. Kennedy High School. For the first time we weren't the youngest in the school. Cathy Breen was elected president and under her direction we succeeded in getting our memorable trip to the World's Fair. This was the year of the first Student Council Carnival, Bermuda Day, and the hrst Youth in Government Program. Eleventh grade was a year of change. We moved into a brand new school after several enjoyable months of split sessions. Cathy Breen was re-elected president, and we sponsored the second Junior-Senior Party. Our football team won the South Jersey Championship that year, and several members of our class were selected to participate on the television program, lt's Academic. This year also saw the advent of the student lunch strike. Now our year as mighty seniors is rapidly coming to a close. For many, this was the biggest and best year of all. Under the leadership of Dave Kerrins we held the hrst all-senior prom at the Rickshaw Inn. We all remember our great Splash Party at Olympia Lakes and our fabulous trip to Washington, D. C., where we visited the Capitol, the White House, the Smithsonian Institute, and Arlington Cemetery, paying tribute to the man for whom our school was named, John Fitzgerald Kennedy. Dave Kincaid headed Student Council and with him we saw the success of many school activities. The senior boys cheering section was started and our basketball team won their first tournament game. Soon we will bid farewell to KHS forever, as we walk down the aisle to receive our diplomas. Wherever we are, whatever we do in future years, sometimes we'll think about our experiences at Kennedy High School, and hope we are better human beings because of them. I i I 1 1 , Z w - x. 26 I i 1 27 Barbara Ann Adractus College Prep F.T.A. . . . Chorus. . .A Cappella Choir . . . Prom Committee . . . Jeffrey Albright General Barbara Jean Anderson Business Intramurals . . . Yearbook Staff . . . Ralph Arroyo General Henry Aruffo General Yearbook Staff . . . Voc. School . . . Terry Atkins General Band. . .Voc. School. . . Sandra Atkins College Prep Forensic. . . Pierian Society . . . Yearbook Staff . . .Rocket Staff. . . James Baer General Varsity Track . . Maria Baer Business Chorus. . . J.V. Cheerleader. . . Dramatic Club . . . Pep Club . . . French Club . . . Basketball. . . Sharon Bair Business Secretary Club . . . Library Council . . . Yearbook Staff Eduard R. Baker College Prep F.T.A.. . . Burt Baldwin College Prep Pierian Society . . . Intramurals. . . Rocket Staff . . . V.P. National Honor Society. . . Parlimentarian O.P.A. . . I Barbara Ann Adractus Jeffrey Albright Barbara Jean Anderson l l Ralph Arroyo Henry Aruffo Terry Atkins Sandra Atkins James Baer Maria Baer Sharon Bair Eduard R. Baker Burt Baldwin 28 Michael Barber Angela Marie Barbieri John Merritt Barnett Mary Bauder Marcy Sue Beckerman Kathleen Bell Lynn Bengel George Benson RO1121 Besterman Teresa Byers 29 1 Michael Barber College Prep Football . . .Basketball ...Captain. .. Angela Marie Barbieri College Prep G.A.A. . . . J.V. Hockey ...H.R.Pres.. .. Yearbook Staff . . . Prom Committee. . . John Merritt Barnett General J.V. Football . . . Varsity Football . . . Mary Bauder College Prep H.R. Pres. . . . Intramurals . . . Student Council . . . O.P.A.. . .Art Club. . . Varsity Majorettes Capt. . . . Yearbook, Art Ed. Marcy Sue Beckerman College Prep F.N.A. . . .ACappella Choir . . . Soph Dance Committee . . , Jr. Class Council . . . Drama Club . . .Yearbook. . .Rocket Staff. . .F.T.A. Kathleen Bell College Prep G.A.A. . . .Prom Committee Lynn Bengel Business Chorus. . .F.H.A. . . G.A.A. . . .Prom Committee. . . George Benson Business Rona Besterman College Prep Gymnastic Club . . . Student Council . . . Yearbook. . .Prom Committee. . . Teresa Byers College Prep Student Council . . . J.V. Hockey. . .G.A.A.. . . Varsity Majorettes . . . Melvin Bivens College Prep. Football. . .Basketball . . .Baseball. . . Sally Bloeser College Prep. G.A.A. . . .Pep Club. . . Class Council . . . Dale Blount College Prep. Football . . . Track . . . Melvin BiVCT1S Sally Bloeser Dale Blount H.R. Pres. . . . Prom Committee . . . Variety Show . . i Evelyn Boethme Business Red Cross Club . . . Pep Club. . .G.A.A. . . .J.V. Cheerleader. . . Chorus . . .Fresh, Class Pres . . . Prom Committee . . . Lenard Borromeo General Wayne Bossert Evelyn BOCthme Lenard Borromeo General Key Club . . . Intramurals. . . Dianne J. Bott College Prep. Band . . . Hootenany Club ...Pierian. . .Vista. . . Yearbook, Assistant Ed. . . . Forensic . . . Rocket, Ex. Ed. . . .Drama Club. . . Carol Ann Boyer College Prep Color Guard Co-Capt. . . X Drama Club . . . Prom Committee . . . Student Wayne Bossert Dianne J. Bott Council. . . Russel Brankley Business Cathy Breen College Prep Student Council Dance Committee. . .Carnival Committee . . .Sophomore Class President . . . Junior Class President . . . V.P. Student Council . . . Carol Ann Boyer Russel Brankley Cathy Breen 30 Warren J. Brenner Lydia Brewer Sherri Bridges Gail Brock John M. Bruno Jerry Bubenchick Brenda Calderwood Kathi Callanan Pat Cathcaft Denise Marie Cerbi 31 Warren J. Brenner College Prep. Visual Aids . . . OPA. . . Chess Club . . . Art Club Lydia Brewer Business Sherri Bridges Business Gail Brock College Prep. NHS . . . Pierian Society . . . Yearbook . . . Senior Concession Stand. . . John M. Bruno Business Wrestling . . . Track . . . Jerry Bubenchick College Prep. Brenda Calderwood Business FNA. . .Intramurals. . . Kathi Callanan College Prep. Student Council . . . Rocket . . . Pep Committee . . ,Handbook Committee . . . Senior Concession Stand . . . Pat Cathcart College Prep. Penta Club . . . Archery . . . Lab Assistant . . . Denise Marie Cerbi College Prep. H.R. Sec.. . .GAA. . . Pep Club . . . J.V. Cheerleader Capt. . . . Jr. Class Sec. . . . Pierian Society . . . Jr. Class Dance Comm. Chairman . . . NHS . . . Student Council . . .Varsity Cheerleader Capt. . . . H.R Pres. . . . Senior Class V. Pres. . . . S.C. Dance Comm. Chairman. . . Mitchel Chambers General Varsity Basketball. . . Steve Chappell General Bruce Ciangetti College Prep Intra-murals. . Frank Chille College Prep Intra-murals . . . Rocket Stall . . . Donald Christ College Prep Basketball . . .Track. . Cross Country . . . Michael Coady College Prep Football . . .Wrestling . . .Baseball. . . Basketball. . . Walter Lawrence Coen College Prep KeyClub. . .OPA. .. Math Club . . . Hootenany Club . . . Stage Crew Jack Coggan College Prep AVA... Janet Conklin Business FBLA. . .Yearbook. . Modern Dance James Constantine College Prep Chess Club . . . Yearbook . . .Art Club Mitchel Chambers Steve Ch3PPeu Bruce Ciangetti Frank Chille Donald Christ Michael Coady ' Walter Lawrence Coen Jack Coggan Janet Conklin James Constantine 32 Sonja Cook Francis Ruth Cooper Keith Cooper James Cotten Andre Covington James Warren Cox Thomas Craig Dorothy Cranmer Lillian Cross Mercedes Cunningham 33 Sonja Cook Business Francis Ruth Cooper Business Gymnastics . . .Senior Concession Stand. . . Keith Cooper College Prep Band . . . James Cotten College Prep AVA. . .Baseball . . Basketball . . . Andre Covington Business JV Basketball . . . Track . . . J.V. Football . . . Varsity Baseball. . . James Warren Cox College Prep Student Council . . . Yearbook Staff . . . NHS . . . Varsity Club . . . Track. . .Intramural . . Thomas Craig General Dorothy Cranmer Business Lillian Cross Business Mercedes Cunningham College Prep Sandra Dare College Prep GAA . . . Varsity Hockey Edward Davis College Prep Band. . . Carol Deal College Prep Student Council . . . Yearbook . . . Dolores Del Vecchio College Prep Yearbook. . .FBLA. . . Prom Committee . . . Leila Deutscher Business Library Council . . . Hootenanny Club. . . Michael DeVane General Minerva Diaz Business Spanish Club , . . English Club.. .FHWA. . . Rochelle DiBartolo Business Patricia Dicerbo Business Michael Dicker College Prep. Aero Club . . . Chess Club Joseph DiMartino Basketball . . .Student Council. . .WYC. . . Science Club . . . Rocket . . .Pierian Society. . . Patricia Dixon College Prep. Prom Committee . . . Yearbook. . .Student Council . . .Hockey. . Sandra Dare Edward Davis Carol Deal Dolores Del Vecchio Leila Deutscher Michael DeVane l Minerva Dial Rochelle DiBartolo Patricia Dicerbo Michael Dicker Joseph DiMartino Patricia Dixon 34 Leo Dobler William Dobos Arthur Doctoroff Diana Dohrman Betty Donnelly Beverly Donnelly John Donnelly Mark Donohue 35 Leo Dobler College Prep. Band . . . William Dobos College Prep. Arthur Doctoroff College Prep. Diana Dohrman College Prep. Stage Band . . . Concert Band . . . Drum Majorette Betty Donnelly Business Beverly Donnelly Business FBLA. . .Yearbook. . . Prom Committee . . . John Donnelly Business Mark Donohue College Prep. Harry Dorshaw College Prep. Vol. Fire Dept. . . . Dennise Dougherty College Prep. Harry Dorshaw Dennise Dougherty Paul Downs Student Council . . . Prom Committee. . .Varsity Cheerleader-Secretary Paul Downs General Track. . .Football . . l Elizabeth Ann Doyne Glenn Dragish Thomas Dressler Elizabeth Ann Doyne College Prep. Band . . . Music-Librarian . . . NHS Glenn Dragish General Talent Show . . . Thomas Dressler General 36 Patti Duchan Thomas Dyer Steven Echt l SUSHH Eckel Dennis Elliot Gary Elliot Howard Ellis Veronica Endrunoes DOHHH Enrico l Dortha Estes Robert Evans Roberta Everett 37 Patti Duchan College Prep. Student Council . . . Cheerleader. . .Band. . . Intramural . . .FTA Thomas Dyer College Prep. Steven Echt General Susan Eckel Business Chorus . . .Tri-Hi-Y Dennis Elliot College Prep. Baseball . . .Basketball . . .Band. . .Student Council Gary Elliot College Prep. Football. . . Howard Ellis College Prep. Intra-mural . . . Forensics . . .NHS. . . Veronica Endrunoes General Donna Enrico College Prep. Majorettes. . .Student Council . . .Intra-murals . . .Otiicials Club. . . GAA . . . Prom Committ . . .Yearbook Dortha Estes College Prep Prom Committee . . Marching Band . . Concert Band Robert Evans General Fireman . . .Vocational School Roberta Everett Business Cheerleader. . .Student Council CC Stephan Ewer Business Charles Eykyn College Prep. Track . . . Harold Eyster College Prep. Mark Fiedler College Prep. Concert 8A Stage Band . . . South Jersey Band 8L Orchestra Karen Filemyr College Prep. GAA . . . Library Council . . .Yearbook Prom Committee Mary Fitzpatrick College Prep. Yearbook. . . Student Council . . .Prom Committee Sharon Fitzpatrick Business Glee Club . . . Secretarial Club Linda Floyd College Prep. Student Council . . . Glee Club. . .Chorus. . . A Cappella Choir . . . Yearbook Brian Ford College Prep. Chess Club. . . OPA. . . Key Club Lois Fortescue College Prep. Varsity Color Guards . . Virginia Fox College Prep GAA . . . Student Council Barbara Franc College Prep GAA. . .FNA. .. Student Council . . . Pep Club . . . Hockey . . . ARS Medical Club. . . Yearbook. . . Basketball Stephan Ewer Charles Eykyn Harold Eyster ' 4 Mark Fiedler Karen Filemyr Mary Fitzpatrick Sharon Fitzpatrick Linda Floyd Brian Ford Lois Fortescue Virginia Fox Barbara Franc 38 Katherine France Michael Francis Linda Frank David Freeman Charles Garrett BFUCC Genner Donald Gibb Gretchen Gifford Keith Giles Lillian Goldy 39 Katherine France College Prep. GAA. . .Hockey. .. Intramurals. . . Michael Francis College Prep Linda Frank Business Student Council . . . Hockey. . .Chorus. . . Drama . . .Prom Committee. . .Basketball David Freeman College Prep J.V. Track . . . Cross Country . . . Stage Band . . . J.V. Football . . . Charles Garrett Business Football. . .Track. . . Bruce Genner General Donald Gibb General Football. . . Gretchen Gifford College Prep. Basketball. . .Student Council . . . Modern Dance Club. . . Keith Giles College Prep. Track. . .Chess Club . . . Lillian Goldy College Prep. GAA. . .FTA. .. Drama Club . . . Student Council . . .Prom Committee . . . Mark Gorsky College Prep. Susan Gosman College Prep. GAA . . . Prom Committee Doris Goss College Prep. GAA . . . Gladys Graf General Chorus. . . Ann Graef Business Yearbook . . . FBLA . Prom Committee . . . Student Council Paul Graham General Steve Grant College Prep. Baseball. . .Basketball . . . Student Council . . Barbara Griffin College Prep. Becky Gualdoni College Prep. Varsity Hockey . . . Yearbook . . . National Honor Society Society. . . G . . .Pierian AA. . . Carol Guchanas Business Majorettes . . Mark Gorsky Susan Gosman Doris Goss Gladys Graf Ann Graef Paul Graham Steve Grant Barbara Griffin Becky Gualdoni Carol Guchanas Joseph Guerrieri Eveline Haight Vera Hall 7 1 Timothy Ham Wendy Hamilton Elizabeth Hayes Timothy Heilman Judi Hendry Jeanne Hoffman Frank Hoffman 41 Joseph Guerrieri College Prep Eveline Haight General Vera Hall Business Oilice Monitor. . . Baseball Timothy Ham College Prep Council . . . Pres. Bible Club . . .Chorus Wendy Hamilton College Prep Pres. Library Council . . . Student Council. . . Drama . . .Newspaper . . . Class Council . . . Yearbook . . . NHS . . . FTA . . . Pierian Society . . . Editor of Vista Elizabeth Hayes College Prep Scarlet and Concert Band Timothy Heilman College Prep Student Council . . . Art Club. . .Tennis. . . Key Club. . . Math Club. . . NHS Judi Hendry Business Hootenanny Club. . . FBLA . . .Prom Committee Frank Hoffman College Prep Track . . . Bowling Jeanne Hoffman College Prep GAA. . .FTA. . .NHS . . .Prom Committee. . . Pierian Society Kathryn Hoffman Business Ray Hoffman General Bowling. . . Wrestling. . Basketball Michael Holman Business Football . . .Baseball Margaret Horner College Prep Future Nurses . . . Library Council . . . Bible Club . . Medical Club . . . FTA Helen Hosking College Prep Future Nurses . . . GAA . . .Newspaper. . . Yearbook Dennis Howard College Prep Intra-murals . . . NHS . . . KeyClub. . .OPA. .. Math Club . . . Yearbook . . . Sergeant at Arms- Student Council Jane Ellen Howdershell College Prep Drama Club . . . Language Club. . .OPA. .. Forensic Club . . . Yearbook. . .Archery . . . Childrenls Play Henry Hoxit Business Baseball . . .Basketball Mark David Huddleston College Prep Marching Band . . . Concert Band Carroll Jeannette Hughes Business Glee Club . . . Language Club Kathryn Hoffman Ray Hoffman Michael Holman Margaret Horner Helen Hosking Dennis Howard Jane Ellen Howdershell Henry Hoxit Mark David Huddleston Carroll Jeannette Hughes 42 Maria Filomena Hutchinson Cary Ingram Joan Iaconelli Thomas Ireland Barbara Ann Jackson Larry Jenkins Frank Jacobs Vincent Jerome Marguerite Ann Jacobs Linda Johnson 43 Maria F ilomena Hutchinson College Prep. Student Council . . . ARES . . .Rocket. . .Library Council . . .Yearbook- Ass't. Ed. Senior Sec. . . . Joan Iaconelli Business GAA . . . Prom Committee Cary Ingram College Prep. Thomas Ireland General Barbara Ann Jackson College Prep. Student Council. . . Bowling. . .GAA. . . Yearbook. . .Varsity Hockey . . .Varsity Basketball . . . Frank Jacobs College Prep. FTA. . .Yearbook. . . Rocket . . .Intra-mural Marguerite Ann Jacobs College Prep Library Council . . . Chorus . . .Newspaper . . . Yearbook . . . Foreign Exchange Chairman. Larry Jenkins General Chorus . . .Yearbook Vincent Jerome Business Linda Johnson Business GAA . . . Yearbook . . . Dance Committee Virginia Lee Johnson Drama Club . . . Pep Club . . .Art Club . . .Library Club Paul Jones College Prep Chorus . . . Glee Club . . Drama Club . . . Rocket Stuart Jones General Charlene Ann Justus College Prep GAA . . . Hockey . . . Student Council . . . Yearbook. . .Intra-mural Gail Ann Kahn Business Intra-mural . . .Drama Club . . . Glee Club . . . Chorus. . .Library Council . . .FBLA Roman Kalpas College Prep Football. . .Track. . . Basketball . . . Drama Club . . . Student Council Karen Dee Karp College Prep Drama Club . . . Chorus Nancy Rae Kaufman College Prep Prom Committee. . . Virginia Lee Johnson Paul Jones Stuart Jones Charlene Ann Justus Gail Ann Kahn Roman Kalpas Karen Dee Karp Nancy Rae Kaufman 44 Sylvia Jean Kelly Michelle Kerr Richard Keyring Ralph A. Kerstetter Charles David Kincaid Cynthia Gail Klein Kathryn Knight Kenneth Kolb Jerry Kondrak Sharon Kraiewski Rina Krasney Anita Kratz 45 Sylvia Jean Kelly College Prep. GAA. . .FNA. . .Color Guard. . . Michelle Kerr College Prep. Yearbook . . . Ski Club . . .Pep Club . . .Student Council. . . Richard Kerrins College Prep. Math Club . . . Intra-mural ...KeyClub. . .OPA Treas.. . .Tennis. . . Yearbook. . .Football . . .Basketball. . .Soph. and Ir. Class Treas. . . . Youth in Gov't. . . . Senior Class Pres. . . . Ralph A. Kerstetter College Prep. Band. . .Intra-mural . . OPA. . .KeyClub. .. H.R. V. Pres. . . . Math Club . . . Youth in Gov't. Charles David Kincaid College Prep. Student Council Pres. . . . NHS . . . Jr. Class V. Pres. . . .Science Club, . . Youth in Gov't. . . . Cynthia Gail Klein College Prep. FBLA . . . Dance Club . . .GAA. . .Yearbook Kathryn Knight College Prep. Tumbling. . .Chorus. . . Ensemble. . . Modern Dance. . . Kenneth Kolb General Jerry Kondrak College Prep. Sharon Krajewski College Prep. Math Club . . . Glee Club . . .Softball. . . Volleyball. . .Yearbook Rina Krasney College Prep. Rocket-Ed.-in-Chief . . . Band . . . Drama Club-V. Pres.. . .NHS. . .OPA . . .Pierian Society-Treas. . . .Yearbook. . . Anita Kratz College Prep. Chorus . . . Paul Kreamer College Prep Varsity Football Varsity Club . . Heidi Kromer General Paul Krotosky General J ohn Krueger General Roslyn Kynard College Prep Mark Lagerman College Prep Cross Country . . . Track Paul Kreamer Heidi Kromer Paul Krotosky K John Krueger Roslyn Kynard Mark Lagerman 46 Walter Lange Valerie Larmore Richard Lee Claude Lerch Elizabeth Le Cates Raynor Lewis Kathi Linder Steven Lutz Nancy Llamas Mark Lombardi Linda Longo Carol Lovett 47 Walter Lange College Prep. Basketball . . . Baseball Valerie Larmore College Prep. FNA . . .Chorus . . . Prom Committee . . . FTA . . .Latin Club Richard Lee General Claude Lerch College Prep. Elizabeth Le Cates College Prep. Student Council . . . Color Guard. . . Intra-murals . . . Cheerleader . . . GAA . . .Prom Committee Raynor Lewis Business Kathi Linder College Prep. OPA . . . Concert Band . . .NHS. . .Student Council . . . Youth in Government. . .Senior Concession Stand . . . Handbook Committee . . . Talent Show Steven Lutz College Prep Key Club . . . Math Club . . .Intramural Nancy Llamas General Mark Lombardi College Prep Linda Longo College Prep Prom Committee . . . FBLA Carol Lovett Business Color Guard . . . Student Council. . .Yearbook. . . Prom Committee . . . FBLA Christine Loy College Prep Library Council . . . FSA . . .FTA . . . Chorus Larry Lucas College Prep Football . . . Varsity Club . . .Track. . .Student K Council Christine Loy James Lynch College Prep Maureen McAndrew College Prep William McConnel College Prep l Larry Lucas James Lynch Maureen McAndreW l Richard McCutcheon College Prep Band. . .NHS. .. Student Council Tres. Frank McDonnell Business l Kevin McElroy William McConne1 Richard McCutcheon Frank McDonnell College Prep David McGarvy College Prep FTA... Michael McGurk General Football Kevin McElroy David McGarvy Michael McGurk 48 L l Bernard MCNamee Thomas McNamee Gerald MacDonald Stephen Makler Ruben Maldonado Edward Manzione Louis Maron Louise Farrell Marquardt Car0l Arm MHFSTIHH Alexandria Susan Marshall 49 Bernard McNamee General lntra-mural Basketball . . . Thomas McNamee General Gerald MacDonald College Prep. Stephen Makler College Prep. Drama Club . . . National Honor Society . . . Science Club . . .Pierian Society . . . Sr. Play . . .Forensics Ruben Maldonado General Edward Manzione General AVA. . Louis Maron Business Student Council . . . Louise Farrell Marquardt College Prep. Band . . .Yearbook. . FSA . . . Carol Ann Marshall Business Alexandria Susan Marshall General GAA . . . Yearbook Patron Staif James Martin College Prep. Intra-murals . . . Irving Maslow College Prep. Alfred D. Mason College Prep. AVA. . .Intra-murals. . . Marion Massey College Prep. Intra-murals. . . Modern Dance . . .Prom Committee . . .Yearbook . . . Dance Committee Christine Maria Mathes College Prep. GAA. . .Intra-murals. . . Yearbook. . .Student Council. . .Varsity Hockey. . .Band. . . Prom Committee . . Michel S. Matthews College Prep. Intra-murals . . . OPA . . Wrestling. . . Edith Mays Business Chorus . . . Debating Team . . .Pep Club . . .Intra- murals . . . Science Club ...FSS...FBLA... Yearbook. . . Claudia Maria Mazzei College Prep Library Council . . . GAA . . .NHS. . .Rocket Staff . . .Yearbook. . .Student Council . . . Prom Comm. . . .Gymnastics. . . Forensics . . . Youth and Government Daniela Maria Mazzei College Prep Library Council . . . GAA. . .NHS. .. Rocket . . . Yearbook. . .Student Council . . . Prom Comm. Forensics . . . Youth in in Government Reveda Laverne Merritt College Prep Chorus. . .GAA. .. Nurses Club Linda Mierzejewski College Prep OPA . . . Pierian Society Dean Miller College Prep Scarlet Band . . . Scarlet Stage Band . . . Key Club . . .Intra-murals YW l James Martin Irving Maslow Alfred D. Mason Marion Massey Christine Maria Mathes Michel S, Matthews Edith MHYS Claudia Maria Mazzei Daniela Maria Mazzei l Reveda Laverrle Merritt Linda Mierzejewski Dean Miller 50 Ronald Miller Burt William Miltonberger B1-unildo Miro Debbie Mirse James Moon Elmer Moore Janice Morrell William Morrow 51 Ronald Miller General Burt William Miltonberger College Prep Intra-murals. . Brunildo Miro General Debbie Mirse College Prep Prom Committee Student Council . Yearbook James Moon General Elmer Moore General Janice Morrell College Prep William Morrow College Prep OPA-Pres.. . .Student Council . . . Honor Soclety Pres. . . . Math Club Key Club, Pres. . Drama Club . . . Gail Jean Moyer College Prep. Drama Club . . . FTA . . Bible Club . . . Intra- murals . . . Faculty Ed. Yearbook Marvin Rufus Mozee III Business Cross-Country . . . FBLA . . .Basketball. . .Track . . .Varsity Club Danette Neal College Prep. GAA.. .FTA.. .NHS . . . Senior Ed. Yearbook . . .Intra-murals Pauline J o Nichol College Prep. Pierian Society Pres. . . . OPA . . . Drama Club . . Band. . .NHS. .. Rocket Ed. in Chief . . . Asst. Ed. Underclass Yearbook David Nicholson General Donald Nicholson Business FBLA . . . Varsity Club . . Track . . . Student Council . . .J .V. Football Elizabeth Nicholson College Prep. Yearbook. . .FTA. . . Rocket . . . Intra-murals . Janet Mildred Nicholson Business William James Nieves College Prep. Swimming. . .Fencing Patricia Carol Noel Business Gail Jean Moyer Marvin Rufus Mozee III Danette Neal Pauline Jo Nichol David Nichglgon Donald Nicholson Elizabeth Nicholson Janet Mildred Nicholson William James Nieves Patricia Carol Noel 52 Joseph Novak June Phyllis O Brien Michael Ofner Timothy Michael O Rlordan Robert Paul Orlof Diane Lee Pajek Donna Mae Pajek Wesley Panel Frank Pape Corde' Paperno 53 Joseph Novak General June Phyllis O'Brien Business FBLA. . Michael Ofner General Timothy Michael O'R1ordan College Prep. Track. . . Robert Paul Orlof College Prep. Track . . . Basketball Mgr . . . Student Council Diane Lee Pajek College Prep. GAA . . .FTA. . Student Council . . Donna Mae Pajek College Prep. GAA. . .FTA . . Varsity Majorettes . Wesley Panei General Track. . . Frank Pape College Prep. Corde' Paperno College Prep. Student Producer of Moorestown I r. Play Judy Ninette Parker General FTA.. .ArtClub. .. Wesley Frederick Patterson I r. College Prep. Theodore Charles Paulson College Prep. Football. . .NHS. . . Math Club . . . Key Club . . .Varsity Club. . . Youth In Government . . . Student Council . . . Judy Ninette Parker Wesley Frederick Patterson J r. J Theodore Charles Paulson Carole Ann Payne College Prep. Choir . . . Spanish Club . . . Modern Dance Club . . Home Economics Club . . Future Nurses Club Stephanie Marie Pedrick Business Yearbook. . .Rocket. . . Student Council. . . Majorettes . . . FBLA, Vice- Pres.. . . Carole Ann Payne Deborah Anne Pembleton College Prep. Glee Club. . . Rocket. . . William Pennington College Prep. William Perkal College Prep. Intra-mural Basketball. . . Susan Jean Perrault College Prep. Rocket News Ed . . . Student Council . . Linda Merylen Perry Business Student Council. . . William Pennington Jeri Lynn Peters College Prep. Yearbook . . . NHS . . . Forensics. . . Varsity Hockey . . . Pierian Society ...GAA Pres... Patricia Pettersen Business FBLA Treas . . . Student Council. . .Yearbook. . . Prom Committee. . . Linda Merylen Perry Stephanie Marie Pedrick William Perkal Jeri Lynn Peters Deborah Anne Pembleton Susan Jean Perrault Patricia Pettersen Greg Petruska Paula Pettigrew David Pichurski David Pierson Barbara Podbereski Janice Polatnick Steve PolskY Gerri Poole Michael Poster Frank POINT 55 Greg Petruska Business Paula Pettigrew College Prep. Art Club . . . Future Nurses . . .FBLA. . .Future Secretaries . . . David Pichurski College Prep. Intra-murals . . .Bowling Club . . .Track. . .Cross Country . . . Math Club David Pierson College Prep. Latin Club . . . Barbara Podbereski College Prep. G.A.A. . . . Rocket . . . Gryphon Staff . . . Gryphon Mascot. . . Janice Polatnick College Prep. Student Council . . . Office Help. . .F.T.A.. . . Steve Polsky College Prep. Weightlifting . . . Gerri Poole Business Freshman Class Secretary Michael Poster College Prep. J.V. Baseball . . . Football Scoreboard. . .Track. . . Cross Country . . . Senior Refreshment Stand . . . Frank Potter College Prep. Track . . . Football . . . David Powell College Prep. Football . . . Jane Priestly College Prep. Drama Club . . . Archery John Pyffer General Weightlifting. . .J.V. Football. . . Geraldine Reid College Prep. ARS Medical Club . . Keith Ribbins College Prep. George Miller Richardson College Prep. Yearbook . . . Sports Ed . . . Photography Ed . . . Editor-in-Chief. . , Rocket Photographer. . .Pres. Photo Club . . . Student Council . . . Youth in Government . . . Vol. Fire Company. . .Football Announcer . . . David Powell Jane Priestly John Pyffey Geraldine Reid Keith Ribbins George Miller Richardson 56 Mary Katherine Riley Pamela Ritchie Melva Robinson Diana Roberts Karen Rohman Lorraine Romano George Rosenthal Steve Rosenthal Marian Rosenzweiz Susan Rowe Bernard Rubenstein Milagros Ruiz i 57 Mary Katherine Riley College Prep Yearbook . . . Art Club ...NHS Pamela Ritchie College Prep FNA. . .Drama Club. . . Library Council . . . Language Club . . . FTA ...NHS Melva Robinson College Prep Basketball .... Volleyball Yearbook Diana Roberts Business Student Council . . . Karen Rohman College Prep Drama. . .Basketball. . . Student Council. . . Gymnastic Club . . . Prom Committee . . .Vars ity Cheerleaders. . .Leaders Club . . .Yearbook Lorraine Romano College Prep. Spanish Club . . . A Cappella Choir . . Chorus. . .Student Council . . . Modern Dance Club . . .Prom Committee . . .Yearbook George Rosenthal College Prep. Student Council . . Steve Rosenthal College Prep. Track . . . Marian Rosenzweiz College Prep. FTA . . . Susan Rowe College Prep. Chorus . . . Dance Committee . . . Student Council . . . FBLA FSA. . .Yearbook Bernard Rubenstein College Prep. Basketball . . . Milagros Ruiz Business FSA. . .Language Club George Rulli College Prep. Louis Rulli College Prep Rocket . . .NHS . . . OPA Jill Ruth College Prep Frank Ryan General Mary Saltzman Business FBLA . . .Hockey . . Dance Club Rosalie Sanchez College Prep NFL . . . Yearbook . . . Gymnastics. . .NFL. . Intramurals Edward Sanderson College Prep Student Council . . . Band . . .Prom Committee. . . Varsity Football Lloyd Schneider College Prep Track. . . Chess . . . Science Club Steven Schoendorf College Prep Sandra Schoenfeld Business FTA . . . Tennis Team George Rulli l Louis Rulli Jill Ruth Frank Ryan Mary Saltzman Rosalie Sanchez Edward Sanderson l I-10Yd Schneider Steven Schoendorf Sandra Schoenfeld 5 8 Susan Schunk Richard Shafer Martin Shapiro Charles Sharpe l Wayne shook Susan Siegfried Ronnie Simpson George Sing Cathy Sisis gnupg? sap U M' 41-Eli' WV' H tigh t :z.. ealiihz H :eff -.fs -5.5---,f1f:w5?'HFE ' .. -:P ,... ..z1f.,1,1iwzffezff ra. fs- ,...,, wf:,.f we'f , '45ff sz1f2t22ef -'Q ., V , ..?!..,,,:,,.iQEg2, .4f....,1.,,v,. , -:,.f-, in W. ,- H- 1' img, fwsr'f, zfgsfffeza ft. . , , an 5332935251-123 f W f ,--f,.wW1,if . ieie sr 3:23345 . 15' irszzggfxzsi ' ,... K- -' N, -f ' ' M' . ' iw -: :1::il!i:'-!5ii' ls .'..f ,.. , :ff-rf ., . -::Q 5E5::- 5 Madonna Skoviak 59 Susan Schunk Business Student Council . . . FBLA . . . Yearbook . . . Dance Club . . . Prom Committee Richard Shafer College Prep Track. . .Football Martin Shapiro General Charles Sharpe College Prep Yearbook . . . Administration Ed. Wayne Shook Business Susan Siegfried College Prep Student Council . . . Prom Committee . . .Candy Stand Ronnie Simpson Business George Sing College Prep NHS. . .KeyClub. .. Pierian Society . . . Math Club. . .Yearbook. . . Basketball Cathy Sisis Business Chorus . . Madonna Skoviak Business Student Council . . . Dance Club . . . Dance Committee . . .Yearbook . . .FBLA, Pres. Valerie Smith College Prep Nursing Club . . . Prom Committee Ricki Snyder College Prep Yearbook . . . Bonnie Snyder College Prep Civics Club . . . Latin Club Future Nurses . . . Newspaper Drama Club . . .Ski Club . . .Future Secretaries Vickie Soler Business Cheerleader. . .Chorus . . .Bowling. . .Band . . . Dance Club Lee Solliday College Prep Baseball. . .BoWling. . . Basketball . . .Intramurals Samuel Spector College Prep Track . . . Cross Country . . . Band Elaine Speer Business Richard Spencer College Prep Wrestling . . . Sharon Spitler College Prep Student Council . . . FTA . . . FBLA . . . Yearbook Roberta Jane Sprague Business Student Council . . . Yearbook l Valerie Smith Ricki Snyder L l Vickie Soler Lee Solliday Elaine Speer Richard Spencer Sharon Spitler Roberta Jane Sprague 60 Bonnie Snyder Samuel Spector Sheila Staid Bruce Steele Barry Steg Cynthia Ann Stewart Susan Alice Stewart Linda Joyce Still James Irvin Stoops l Mari Catherine Stratton Donald Straub David SllJCkCft 61 Sheila Staid Business FBLA . . .Intra-murals Bruce Steele College Prep. Barry Steg Business Math Club . . . Language Club . . . Explorer's . . . Cynthia Ann Stewart College Prep. FTA . . . Candy Striper ...Chorus. .. Susan Alice Stewart College Prep. Rocket staff . . . Student Council . . . Linda Joyce Still Business Prom Committee . . . FBLA.. .FSA. .. James Irvin Stoops College Prep. Spanish Club . . . Student Council . . . Biology Club . . . Baseball Manager. . Key Club . . . Pierian . . NHS . . .Bible Club. . . Latin Club . . . Vista . . Mari Catherine Stratton Business Yearbook Sales Staff '67 Donald Straub College Prep. Chess Club . . . David Stuckert College Prep. lntra-mural Wrestling . . Barry E. Sudo College Prep Eileen Mary Susko Business Girl's Track . . . Library Council Elizabeth Louise Sutera College Prep Italian Club . . . Library Council. . .NHS. . . Yearbook. . .Rocket. . . Pierian . . .FTA Katherine Margaret Swift College Prep Rocket, Co-news Ed . . . Yearbook . . . GAA . . . Intra-murals Patricia Ann Swope Business Band. . . Christine Marie Taylor College Prep Intra-murals . . .Rocket ...FNA...GAA... NHS . . . Prom Committee Darlene Taylor Business James Taylor General Patricia Louise Tench College Prep Intra-murals. . . Hootenanny Club . . . Modern Dance Club . . . Rocket Staff. . .NHS. . . Cheerleader Lawrence Arthur Treppel College Prep Intra-mural Basketball . . . Track Mngr. . .NHS. . . Math Club. . .Tennis . . . Yearbook . . . Chess Club Fredrick Lionel Trent College Prep Sandra Anne Trilli College Prep Band , . . Drama Club . . . Yearbook, Ass't. Senior Ed . . . Rocket Staff Barry E. Sudo Eileen Mary Susko Elizabeth Louise Sutera Kaihefifle Mafgafef Swift P21friCi21 A1111 SWOPC Christine Marie Taylor Darlene Taylor James Taylor Patricia Louise Tench l Lawrence Arthur Treppel Fredrick Lionel Trent Sandra Anne Trilli 62 Samuel Patrick Turner Helen Elizabeth Tuttle Diane Marie Vavra Nicholas Volpe III Bruno Voshell Margaret R. Walker Gerald J. Walsh Arlene Walz 63 Samuel Patrick Turner College Prep. Band . . . Stage Band Helen Elizabeth Tuttle Business Intra-murals . . .Rocket . . .Chorus. . .Yearbook . . .Student Council Diane Marie Vavra College Prep. Typing Club . . . Nicholas Volpe III College Prep. AVA . . . Bruno Voshell Business Student Council . . . Wrestling. . .Track Margaret R. Walker Business Student Council . . . Art Club . . . Drama Club . . FTA Gerald J. Walsh College Prep Biology Club . . . German Club . . . Spanish Club ...OPA. . .KeyClub . . .Weightlifting. . . Intra-murals Arlene Walz College Prep. Student Council . . . Art Club . . .Intra-murals William Walz General Football . . .Wrestling Robert Warren General Oliver Sherwood Washburn College Prep. Rocket.. .NHS . . . Foreign Exchange. . . OPA William Joseph Wassel College Prep. Steven Weidemann College Prep. Student Council . . . Track . . . Varsity Football . . . Bible Club . . . Intra- murals Wayne Ward Weiss College Prep. Key Club . . . Drama Club . . . OPA . . . Spanish Club . . . Pierian Society Ruth Ellen Wells Business Girls Track. . . Betty Joyce West College Prep. Scarlet Band . . . FTA . . Modern Dance John Wick College Prep. OPA . . . Young Republicans' Club Linda Lee Wiley Business ARES . . . William Walz Robert Warren Oliver Sherwood Washburn William Joseph Wassel Steven Weidemann Wayne Ward Weiss Ruth Ellen Wells l Betty Joyce West John Wick Linda Lee Wiley 64 N Helen Ioyce Wicken Donna Williams Jay Samuel Williams Jeffery V. Williams Kathleen Williams Kenneth Williams Craig Allen Wilson Elvira Ruth Wilson Peter Wilson Irene Elizabeth Wolf 65 Helen Joyce Wicken Business Basketball . . . FBLA . . . Cheerleader Donna Williams College Prep. Basketball. . .FHA. . . 4-H . . . Student Council Jay Samuel Williams Business Jeffery V. Williams College Prep. Student Council . . . Band ...Stage Band. .. Chorus . . .Varsity Football Kathleen Williams College Prep. Intra-mural . . .Yearbook . . .Student Council Kenneth Williams College Prep. Band . . . Wrestling . . . Math Club . . . Student Council . . . Football . . . Youth in Gov't . . . Key Club Craig Allen Wilson College Prep. H.R.V.P. . . . J.V. Football . . . H.R. Sec. Elvira Ruth Wilson College Prep. Co-capt., Girls' Leaders Club . . . Co-capt., Varsity Cheerleaders Peter Wilson College Prep. Student Council . . . Key Club. . . Math. Club. . . Pierian Society . . . Sr. Class Concession Stand . . O.P.A. Irene Elizabeth Wolf College Prep. Band . . . Leaders' Club . . . Modern Dance . . . Rocket Mary Ann Wolset Business Secretaries Club . . . William Wood Business Roberta Ann Wood Business GAA . . . Library Council Tina Marie Woodards Business H.R. Rep. . . . Volleyball . . . Modern Dance Club . . .Knitting Club. . . Student Council. . . Spotlight. . .Softball. . . F.S.C.. . .Chorus. . . Yearbook. . . Basketball Stephen Yambor College Prep. Key Club . . . Cross Country Team . . . William Yass General Virginia Yetter College Prep. Charles Zinovitch College Prep. Manager Football Team . . . Varsity Club . . . Mary ADH W0lSet William Wood Roberta Ann Wood .hr- Tinfl Marie W00d8fdS Stephen Yambor William Yass Virginia Yetter Charles Zinovitch 66 5 r T I w 4 1 67 In Memory Gf Eduard R Baker Agazn I looked at the snowfall And thought of the leaden sky That arched 0 er our first great sorrow When that mound was heaped so hzgh I remembered the gradual patzence That fell from that cloud lzke snow Flake by flake healzng and hzdzng The scar that renewed our woe James Russel Lowell 68 Nancy Louise Celia She embraced life with zest and enthusiasm. She was sensitive to the needs of others and went out of her way to speak a kind, considerate word to both young and old. She had a good mind and thoroughly enjoyed the pursuit of knowledge. She accomplished much and was respected by many, yet she was also truly humble. She knew joy but she also knew and endured sujjfering without complaint. She was Nancy Louise Cella-and she is no longer with us. 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'i ' ' 'ISS . . . '---- Sports xr 1' gg , gl .J Sports Phew! What more can be said for a football season which included, among other things, a few near tragedies, tre- mendous student body response, and a respectable 8-I record? What more can be said about the dripping wet Camden game, where 250 loyal Kennedy fans braved nature's wrath to spur our boys on? In what other way can be expressed our disappointment at the heartbreaking Rancocas game, where our sickness-- ridden but ever tenacious team battled right to the end in a game much closer than the score would seem to indicate. And then the comeback, our last four games, in which we scored 142 points while our opponents gained a grand total of 6. All that can be hoped of our '67 team is that it matches this year's in tenacity, spirit, and hustle. If this happens, Gryphon rooters will again have cause to be proud of a dedicated, determined, and talented football squad. VARSITY FOOTBALL-First row, sitting: Mike Holman, Paul Collins, Frank Haw- kins, Ted Paulson, Jeff Williams, Larry Watkins, Mel Bivens, Dave Earle, Richard Kent, Glenn Reitinger, Lou Seybold, Jay Williams. Second row, kneeling: Larry Lucas, Coach Curl, Mike Barber, John Garner, Ron McGee, Pat McFarlen, Jim Pichurski, John Pasquinelli, John Gambone, Mike Ofner, Clyde Boucher, Ross Perciiield, Dale Glenny, Dave Powell, Coach Mahler. Third row, standing: Rich Hawkins, Chuck Zinovitch, Coach Burrows, Julius Fuller, Joe Allen, Don Smith, Bob Dennison, Tom Conway, Bernie Ott, Scott Sherbondy, Mike Brown, Bill O'Donnell, Steve Gregg, Archie Rosen- berg, Paul Kramer, Bob Stevenson, Dan Medleycott, Gary Elliott, Head Coach Luttrel, Coach Griffenberg, Tim Patten. Weeks of practice pay off as the Kennedy offense breaks through IJenape's line Junior Quarterback Paul Collins' kick places ball deep in Lenape territory. Varsity Football Scoreboard KHS Season 8-1 1 3 Burlington 7 Camden 47 Riverside 39 Palmyra 1 4 Rancocas 24 Moorestown 52 Holy Cross 40 Cinnaminson 26 Lenape Fullback Jeff Williams breaks through for another touchdown l Glenn Reitinger struggles to bring down Rancocas' Franco Harris. Junior Varsity Football Scoreboard Season 4-3 K.H.S. 1 9 Burlington ff is Camden if H' Riverside 7 Palmyra l 9 Rancocas 24 Moorestown 0 Holy Cross 14 Cinnaminson 25 Lenape M Did not play game. Junior Varsity Coach Mahler and Varsity Coach Luttrel plan strategy during the Moorestown game. 73 Gryphons Holman and Reitinger foil a Rancocas touch- Freshman Coach Rabuck anxiously awaits the outcome down bid. of a new play. Senior manager Chuck Zinovitch aids the Gryphon Freshman team during practice. Bernard Ott jumps for a high pass during pre-game warm-up. 74 LTD ,IIL al ll Z l 7 17, lg 11 Y -1 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL-First row: Mgr. Allen Wolf, Bill Grichtin, Rich Bradley, Jones, Rich Ott, Ted Gendrin, Jeff Allen, John Roman, Chris Sullivan, Bob Taylor, Mike Chaplain, Gary VanSciver, Earle Ward, John Lentz, Jim Filler, Bob Smithe, Captain Jim Shaw, Mike Gormen, Bob Carlson, Louie Lefcowitz, Kevin Kolwitz, Coach Duane Shilling, Co-Captain Fred Shafer, Jim Bertell, Bill Bergen, John Bentliff, Wayne Schubic. Endicott, Walter Sing. Second row: Coach Rabuck, Mark Reed, Mike Holden, Bob BAND The familiar held entrance of the Kennedy High School Marching Band began quite a variety of half-time shows this year. As well as presentations of light and spicy Tijuana Brass selections and fast popular music, the band presented a new first in marching routines, a medley of tu-nes from T he Sound of Music set r to an array of acute formations. Hard r work, patience, and dedication was the agenda under the brilliant direction of Mr. Nicholas Forte. Mir - t gy DANCING ' ' www .EXERCISE GYMNASTIC5 M2j0l'eUeS-First row: Debbie Corda, Mary Bauder, Theresa Balendorf. Second row: Sue Stephanie, Stephani Pedrick, Linda Byers, Phyllis Martin, Dianne Pajek, Donna Gearhart, Joyce Webb. 76 Colorguards-Sylvia Kelly, Sue Van Buren, Carol Conway, Janie Le Cates, Carol Hoffman Lois Fortesque, Jenny Lee, Sandy Sellers. l 77 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-First row: Captain Denise Cerbi, Co-captain Elvira Wilson. Second row: Patti Duchan, Patty Tench, Joanne Morretti, Cathi Earle, Sue Gillis, Denise Dougherty, Almeta Cooper, Bonnie Brawley. Two bits, let's go! The Kennedy Cheerleaders brought school spirit to a peak, this year as they shouted, tumbled, and danced in unison. The spirited cheers seemed even livelier as the cheerleaders put their everything into them. The up- and-coming J V cheerleaders did their share, providing pep and spirit for their team. The football and basketball games would not have been as great without the spirit of the cheerleaders, under the direction of Mrs. Cobb. 78 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-First row, Alice Gazafi, Bobbie Collins, Rose Declet, Cathi O'Con- kneeling: Co-captain Sue Kramer, Secretary Vicki Cam- nor, Lee Alt, Faye Fonorrow, Linda Maples, Robin Mc- pion, Captain Teresa Budah. Second row, standing: Garvey, Carla Lewis. 79 First row: Dot Blum, Linda Curtis, Chris Mathes, Cookie Justus, Jeri Lynn Peters, Becky Gualdoni, Sandy Dare, Chris Taylor, Barbara Jackson, Barbara Franc, Pam DeAngelo. Second row: Janet Moore, Claudia Mazzei, Burnie Bentliff, Denise Malek, Chrissy Mc- Dowell, Mary Saltzman, Chris Mestler, Molly Mc- Dowell, Karen Pacella, Laura Bonanno, Pat Veldon, Sue Ruth, Carole Malek, Lynn Barry, Deleana Whitted Darlene Loken, Krissy Wahl. Third row Eileen Vetter Kathy McElroy, Wendy Kemp, Leslie Cone Rowie Supp, Kathi France, Angie Lopez, Barbara Bruton Marilyn Marigina, Doris Wheaton, Arlene Bradley Daniele Mazzei, Coach, Miss Henry. Girl's Field Hockey Scoreboard Season 6-1 KHS 2 Pennsauken 4 Burlington Township 8 Holy Cross 1 Eastern Regional 3 Cinnaminson 3 Saint Maryis 3 Rancocas 0 JFK Faculty 80 First row: Wes Panei, Mark Lagerman, Steve Leitzel, Greg Cantwell. Second row: Marvin Mozee Dennis Mundy 11m Cox John Rielley, Mike Poster, Coach Stewart. Under the direction of Mr. Gay Stewart this year's Cross Country Team ran up our team ratings to a higher goal than ever. Their daily jaunts showed a physically fit combination of drive, fight, and ambition. The products were strength, co-ordination, and will power. Cross Country Scoreboard Season 5-1 KHS 27 Burlington 1 9 Palmyra 34 Rancocas 25 Moorestown 19 Cinnaminson 27 Lenape Basketball '66 Was? v f V . I -,rn -'X ' ' .X 2' , ' - , , me - Perhaps the best adjective one could use to describe the 1967 Gryphon basketball squad would be outstanding Outstanding not so much in over all record, but outstanding in an individual, play-by-play fashion. The Gryphons of 1967 suffered an infinite amount of heartbreak. Eleventh-hour defeats plagued Coach Vernon's squad all season. The Gryphons deserved better. They were fast, smooth, and sure-shooting. Actually, the only thing the Gryphons really lacked was a tall center. Yet despite this inadequacy, the Gryphons scared quite a few top South Jersey teams, among them Burlington, state Group II champions of 1966 and undefeated in the Burlington County League in 1967. With a scant four minutes left on the clock, the Gryphons were one point back and fighting hard. Although they finally lost the game, the Gryphons had the distinction of coming closest, of all area teams, to downing Burlington. This is just representative of the outstanding play, the outstanding spirit which marked the basketball Gryphons. They just never gave up. Varsity Basketball Scoreboard KHS Season 9-11 44 Pennsauken 42 66 Cinnaminson 41 Cherry Hill 62 46 Moorestown 5 3 Moorestown Friends 3 3 5 5 Riverside 63 St. Josephis, Camden 5 9 64 Rancocas 44 'F Woodrow Wilson 51 63 Lenape 61 it Audubon 3 7 5 7 Burlington 5 5 Rancocas 66 60 Palmyra 67 Len ape 8 3 5 8 Cinnamins on 42 Burlington 70 72 Moorestown 73 Palmyra 54 37 Riverside ii Christmas Tournament 83 - ,Wwggf R A s W , fs 5 ! N 2 , if , P ii 52232 Wm - fy I ,- asf ww 42514: m e 3 f , I mf A s. K fi 4- w is U ii - N i 85 ' i Junior Varsity Basketball Scoreboard Season 6-10 KHS 3 2 Pennsauken 3 9 Cherry Hill 34 St. Joseph,s, Camden 5 6 Rancoc as 4 1 Lenape 3 3 Burlington 49 Palmyra 42 Cinnaminson 46 Moorestown 5 5 Riverside 48 Rancocas 2 8 Lenape 47 Burlington 41 Cinnaminson 44 Moorestown 3 1 Riverside Freshman Basektball Scoreboard Season 9-5 KHS 1 8 Rancocas 22 20 Lenape 2 8 3 4 Burlington 5 5 44 Palmyra 22 45 Cinnaminson l 8 3 6 Riverside 3 7 40 Rancocas 48 47 Lenape 3 9 3 9 Burlington 3 8 42 Palmyra 22 40 Cinnamins on 18 30 Moorestown 22 3 8 Riverside 3 3 First row: Mr. Curl, Calvin Frith, Mike Gorman, Jim Jfmhn Lance, Wayne Endicott, Bill Bergen, Kenney Carlson, Jim Shaw, Joe Waters, Steve Reynolds, Mark Miles. Tabak. Second row: Rick Dressler, Bruce Stintzcpm, 88 Lee Moyer, Darla Slywaski, Lisa Wasserstein, Beverly Owens, Kathi Cronkite, Lynn Schuster, Patty Veldon, Debbie Scheuerman, Leslie Cone, Rhonda Miles, Man- ager Dot Szymczak. Girls, Basketball Season 4-3 KHS 23 Burlington Twp. 24 Cinnaminson 21 Mount Holly 19 Lenape 25 St. Mary's Hall 35 Eastern Regional 37 Florence 89 Track '66 Mike Barber, Jack Cronkhite, Chuck Gillis, Rich Pitkin, Jerry Bridges, Paul Kramer, Brian Jackson, Don Christ, Bob Soceck, Wesley Panei, Dick Kent, Dennis Farrel, Steve Leitzell, Frank VARSITY TRACK TEAM-Top row: Chuck Zinovich, Bob Kerr, Rich Deas, Al Mason, Dennis Mundy, Bill Wilson, Jim Donzanti, Bob Earle, Sam Spector, Bob Schmidt, Hilliard Daniels, Mike Poster, David Freeman, Charles Echan, Mark D0l'lZ3I1li, ROSS PGI'CiiiCld. Lagerman, Tim O'Riddin, Jim Cox, Mr. Conyers. Bottom row: FRESHMAN TRACK-First row: Alan Schmidt, Tom Cron- Larry Lucas, Barry Chalofsky, George Peacock, Sam Simmins, khite, Bill Carlson, Clyde Boucher, Chuck Van Sciver, John Mike O'Rirdon, Jeff Blount, Art Green, Bob Dennison, Pete Fitzpatrick, Biff Gallagher, Tom O'Brian, Wolfgang Fisher, Abatemarco, David Carey. Doug Haines, Archie Rosenberg. Second row: Richard Present, With long hours of practice and dedication the track team finished the season with a fine record of four wins and two loses which gave them third place in the Burlington County League. Directed by Coach Conyers, the boys on the team deserve our congratulations. 91 Baseball '66 The Gryphon Baseball Team proved that predictions are not always right. The local predictions were for an eighth place finish but we ended the season with a record of I1 and 2 with a first place tie with Moorestown. The team was piloted by Coach Bill Kistler. First row: Mr. Kistler, Henry Hoxit, Bob Pedrick, Randy row: John Pasquinelli, Robert Stevenson, Steve Grant, Chris Pierce, Mitch Chambers, Russ Dinger, Mike Holman. Second Brockett, Bob Siebel, Tom O'Donnell. 93 Tennis '66 Varsity Tennis Scoreboard Season 11-2 KHS 3 Riverside 4 Palmyra 2 Moorestown 4 Lenape 3 Rancocas 5 Moorestown Friends 5 Burlington Twp. 3 Riverside 4 Palmyra 1 Moorestown 3 Lenape 4 Rancocas 5 Burlington Twp. 94 Firsz row: Dave Kramer, Larry Trepel, Henry Yee, Pete Second row: Edward Beder, Dave Kerrins, Don Horo Alyeunas, Glenn Reitinger, Carl Reitinger, Mr. Reiter. witz, Terry Galvin. 95 This years Varsity Club has been recognized and is much more active than the previous years clubs. It ran the concession stand at the basketball games and held dances. The club is in the process scheduling a trip to cz college athletic day along with many other activities. The Varsity Club serves as a basis of good sportsman- ship for the rest of the school and continues to show the reasons for Gry- phon spirit. First row: Larry Watkins, John Pasquienelli, Steve Leitzell, John Reilly, Don Nicholson, Mike Ofner, Paul Downs. Second row: Wesley Panei, Lou Seybold, Dennis Farrell, Jim Dougherty, John Gambone, Dan Medleycott, Bob Siebel, Clyde Boucher. Third row: Ross Galvin, Jim Cox. Fourth row: Rich Kent, Marvin Mozee, Steve Grant, Mike Holman, Mike Barber, Scott Sherbondy, Ed Zinovitch, Ed Sanderson. Fbfth row: Mr. Luttrell, Mr. Vernon, Mr. Flynn, Mr. Stewart. First row: Fran Tomson, Lynn Berman, Barbara Puzio, Joan lacioelor, Cheryl Fox, Joey Morretti, Jeri Peters, Barbara Jackson, Karen Pacella, Laura Bonanno, Eillen Cantewell, Janet Moore, Kathy Lawless, Pat Velden, Phyllis Martin. Sec- ond row: Patty Wimer, Linda Curtis, Kathy France, Wendy Musgrave, Pam Brown, Janice Boyajian, Sharon Leish, Bar- bara Franc, Charlene Justus, Donna Lappas, Mary Ellen Lom- bardi, Caryll Hallowell, Roslyn Kynard, Janice Newell, Sue Gosman. Third row: Pam DeAgelo, Betty Foster, Rowie Supp, Jeni Lee, Sue Hudson, Leslie Cone, Chris Mathes, Lynn Weissman, Carol Boyer, Danette Neal, Becky Gualdoni, Karen Filmyer, Wendy Kemp, Sandy Dare, Denise Tomlinson. At Kennedy High School, the girls have formed a Girls Athletic Association to help strengthen their abilities in sports. This year has proved to be very rewarding in helping the girls and the social activi- ties of the curriculum. Among others, Girls Hockey, Gymnastics, Girls Basketball, are just some of the events that the girls of J.F.K. participate. 1 31: 4Faiggsa !?.. . ' . 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The experience gained from such projects as designing egg cartons will no doubt lead one of Mr. Adams' ingenious students to revolutionize the packaging industry. GEORGE M. ADAMS, Department Chairman Philadelphia College of Art, B.A. Temple University, M.Ed. E ANDREA SOLTESZ Student Teacher-Montclair State Teachers College. 97 GEORGE MILLER SONJA STAVISKY Delaware State College, B.S. Rider College, B.S. Business Education Department RUSSELL MILLER Rider College, B.S. 98 ANGELO COPPOLA Rider College, B.S. Trenton St. College, M.A. Business Education, an essential part of the curriculum of Kennedy High School, prepares the student for employment immediately upon graduation or entrance into a business or professional college. It ofers courses such as typing and shorthand, as well as many others. An outstanding part of the program is on their job training in various clerical or secretarial positions. The Future Secretaries and Future Business Leaders of America are sponsored by this department. Aching fingers and the sharp clackety clack of the typewriters on the second floor are sure signs that this is a busy hardworking department. DOROTHY MORRIS Temple University, B.S. VIRGINIA SPEED Trenton St. College, B.S. CHESTER NOVITT, Department Chairman University of Scranton, B.S. Montclair St. College, M.Ed. RONALD CHEESMAN Rider College, B.S. DENNIS REITER RUDOLPH TROPEA Bloomsburg St. College, B.S. University of North Carolina, B.A Temple University, M.Ed. JOHN KNORR Bloomsburg St. College, B.S. 100 BLANCHE MIRSE Asbury College, B.A. BARBARA CAMPBELL, Department Chairman University of Delaware, B.S. Home Economics Department 101 JFK ojfered to its students a varied home economics program. In an attempt to prepare girls for their future as homemakers, Mrs. Barbara Campbell, department head, and Mrs. M irse gave instruction in the jields of cooking, sewing, budgeting, and other essential parts of family living. Girls ended the year with memories of sewing aprons and seams, of having to eat those things they cooked, and of having to make a budget for themselves. With these experiences behind them, they will doubtlessly make excellent housewives. English Department Memories of book reports, compositions, and vocabulary tests flood the minds of Kennedy students when they recall their four years of High School English. The students however also recall the help and concern shown them by Mr. Maloney, department head, and the remainder of his department. HARRY MALONEY, Department Chairman Franklin 8L Marshall, A.B. Temple University, M.Ed. HABE RABUCK Lycoming College, B.S. In addition to grammar, students at JFK read and evaluate a wide variety of plays, novels, poems and short stories. Both the classic and modern authors are well represented in the curriculum. This department sponsors a wide range of activities for students who are interested in English or related fields. Among these are the Pierian Society, the Rocket, the school newspaper, and the Drama Club. 102 EILEEN GIBSON Trenton St. College, B.A PATRICK REILLY EDITH KAUFMAN West Chester St. College, B.S. Temple University, B.S JOAN FREDD West Chester St. College, B.S. WILLIAM GALLAGHER JOAN HORTON Kings College, B.A. St. Joseph's, B.S. VIRGINIA BLASS Agnes Scott College, B.A. University of Florida, M.A. DONALD FLYNN Temple University, B.S. 104 PAUL HARRISON University of Oklahoma, B.S Yale University, M.A. CLAIRE COHEN l Brooklyn College, B.A. WILLIAM KETTRICK King's College, A.B. JOSEPH McBRIDE LEON ARASIM L21 Salle College, BA- Rutgers University, A.B. 105 Industrial Arts Department In an attempt to provide an extensive program for the more vocationally-oriented student, Kennedy ojjfered an extremely varied industrial arts curriculum. Among the courses provided were power mechanics, graphic arts, technical drawing, and the more traditional wood and metal shops. Directed by Mr. Edward Marshall, the department chairman, students had opportunities to gain practical experience in their various fields of study. The memories of these students will be of T-squares, engine parts, saws, and resistors. These students, it is hoped, will become better electricians, mechanics, and BERTRAM MILES engineers because of their training at JFK. Rutgers University, B.S. ALTON VASBINDER WILLIAM NORCROSS Texas Christian University, B.S. Moorehead University, B.S 106 D. L. DE SANTIS FRANCIS LOMBARDI Millersville State College, B.S. Rutgers University, B.S. JOSEPH ROTT Trenton State College, B.A. EDWARD I. MARSHALL, Department Chairman University of Pennsylvania, B.S., M.S. 107 JOSEPH PRICE King's College, A.B. EMMA FAUSTMAN Duke University, A.B. Language Department DOLORES FREEDMAN Temple University, B.S. The knowledge of a foreign language is growing in importance. To aid students in gaining language abilities JFK ojfered four languages Latin, Spanish, French, and German. For all but German, five years of each language were available. Mr. John DePetris, the chairman, and his department have provided language students with memories of vocabulary tests, conjugating verbs, learning ALM dialogues, and many similar tasks. N o one could quickly forget the many varied personalities of the teachers of the language department. ! JOHN B. De PETRIS, Department Chairman St. Mary's College, A.B. Glassboro State, M.A. JOHN PFEIFER LANCE CRONMILLER Catholic University, B.A. Rutgers, B.A. Temple, M.S. LEILA A. GAMBRILL Ursinus, B.A., Penn State, Unive rsity of Pa., Glassboro State 109 MURIEL ONNI HARRY DUCKETT University of Toronto, B.A. Penn. State University, B.A. McGill University, M.A. THOMAS BELL La Salle College, B.A. HARRY ROCCO La Salle College, B.A. Mathematics Department The Mathematics Department of JFK has refused to acknowledge the cliche that math, of necessity, is a dull and boring subject. Department Chairman Mr. John C elani and the other teachers of this department have done their best to make all phases of this subject exciting. Business, General, and College Prep. students have an opportunity to study a variety of subjects including Algebra and A. P. Calculas. In addition to using the traditional methods, modern and SMSG programs are also taught. S tudents' memories of this department have often included take home tests, theorem proofs, and surprise quizzes. WALTER CHRISTY DONALD MOORE Fordham University, B.A. DUQUCSHG Uf1iVCfSily, B-S RONALD PERSONS Temple University, B.A. GEORGE SHUBIC Mansfield State College, B.S. 111 JOHN CELANI, Department Chairman LAWRENCE BANKES California State College, B.S. Bloomsburg State College, B.S Rutgers University, M.A. POMPEII DE FRANCO Rider College, B.S. Temple University, M.Ed. 112 ROBERT MINNICK Rutgers University, B.A. WILLIAM KANE Virginia Military Institute, B.A BARBARA PIERSON Montclair State College, B.A. 113 Science Department Robert Trama, Department Chairman Bloomsburg State College B.S. Trenton State College M.A. To prepare the students of JFK for the ever increasing role of science in our lives, Science Department Chairman Mr. Robert Trama and his staff provided a wide variety of courses in this area. Aside from the required General Science course, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and A. P. Chemistry are ojered. l Kennedy students retain fond memories of their days spent in science classes. A few Biology students still have t nightmares about their fetal pigs and DNA molecules, while the vision of Physic students remains impaired from the use of stroboscopes. No Chemistry student will be able to forget the humiliation of being caught with safety goggles and lab aprons on during fire drills. Frank OlBrien Kings College B.S. li 114 Kathleen Buckley East Stroudsburg State College B.S. Dr. Harvill Dean Guy Stewart Memphis State University B.S. East Stroudsburg B.S Southern University LLB Doctor of Jurisprudence l S Wanda Nelson Arnold Cohen Muskingum College B.A. LaSalle College B.S. Temple University M.S. 115 Joseph Katin Fordham University B.A., M.A. Loretta De Lissio Holy Family College B.A. James Mirenda Glassboro State College B.S Constance Malone Trenton State College B.A. 116 Sheldon Moss John Smith University of Scranton B.S, Bloomsburg State College B.S 117 Andrew Fedor Robert Johnston Rlchard Curl K1ngs College B A Eastern Baptlst College B A UHIVCTSIIY of Rlchmond B A Rutgers Unlverslty M A Soclal Sclence Department From anczent man to European H zstory the Soczal Sczence Department under the guzdance of zts head Mr Wayne de Vyver provided Kennedy students wzth znstructzon tn a wzde varzety of courses Astde from the requtred Unzted States elect classes of World H zstory or Geography and European and Advanced Placement European Hzstory Each year students ln U S Hzstory II have traveled to the Unzted Natzons where they had an opportunity to see the organzzatzon tn operatzon U S H zstory I students have made memorable yearly trzps to Gettysburg Pennsylvanza Other students wzll no doubt remember feelzng as lf they studzed all the dates acts and wars zn hzstory W1ll1am McGrath Jack Schlelder Trenton State College B A Glassboro State College M A George Brandeau Ursmus College A B Rutgers UIIIVCTSIIY M A 118 I I I , . I History courses, students could C g , . 1 7 ' ' ' . . . 1 4 1 1 , i, Nicholas Forte Department Chairman Manhattan School of Music M.Ed., B.M. In order to give students of musical ability an opportunity to develop their talents, JFK offered both instrumental and vocal music. The department chairman, Mr. Nicholas Forte, directed the several bands which included the Marching band and the Stage and Jazz bands. Also sponsored by the department were the Mixed Chorus and the Ensemble, the vocal groups. The Marching band was one of the highlights of football games, and the Stage and lazz bands won acclaim throughout the area for their ability. The entire community was able to enjoy the musical activities of the students at the Winter and Spring Concerts sponsored by the Music Department. 120 Music Department Richard Matlack Stetson University B.M.E Temple University M.M. Physical Education Department Robert Mahler James Dever Department Chalrm In RlChHfCl LUUFCH East Stroudsburg State College B.S. Trenton Stafg College B S E3St Sl.I'OUdSbLlI'g State College B S New York UHIVCFSIIY M S Rutgers UHIVCTSHY M S F' a 121 An integral part of the curriculum at Kennedy has been physical education. Students are required to take four years of Physical Education during which time they are exposed to a wide variety of sports and activities. Under the direction of this department the athletic teams, which included football girls hockey basketball and tennis had years which ended tn general success Girl s Scarlet and Navy Nights will be long remembered by all The many hours spent on routines costumes music and practice have been zndelzbly etched in the minds of all participants Among other memories have been seeming endless Physical Education periods outside in the cold in what seemed to be very thin gym suits Robert Vernon Duke Umverslty B A Temple UHIVCTSIIY M S I ! 3 I f l I I . I so S i ui S 7 Ytlgxw . 15 ,Q ,- klil lt , x 'ir S, t rrr,yg g Ja: 1 a iygt , tx S - ' . . 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I-I-I-I-I-2-I-I-2-2-5 l I I ' P U A Gryphon '67 Our fazthful yearbook staff has dutzfully brought another book through the presses Every year a hard workzng group of about seventy or more students sponsored by Mr Adams works from the begznnzng of the year untzl the last deadlzne lS met The end result IS a hzstory of the entzre school year wzth clever pzctures and orzgznal copy There are eight sec tzons to be accounted for the adrnznzstratzon faculty sen zors sports underclassmen actzvztzes art Stag and the ad vertzszng staff Thzs year the edztor ln chzef was George Richardson He along wzth Ceczly Cone and Dzanne Bott planned the book Our publzsher thzs year was Wm J Keller Inc and along wzth G11ck s photographzc work many new zn novattons were trzed The entzre book zs dzyjferent from front to back wzth everythzng from the use of full color to the use of tzp zns produczng what we hope wzll be a book everyone wzll be proud to own We have trted to znclude everyone and everything that happened thzs year zn Gryphon 67 and feel the book wzll grow ln value as the years pass and mernorzes of faces and events become weak We hope Gryphon 67 wzll rekzndle and keep these memories altve for you ,nr mlm she Llterafy Staff Dlanne Bott Jane Stevenson Ceclly Cone Art Staff BFUCC Gram MBU' Morrell Editor Almeta Cooper Randy MOSk0WltZ Mary Bauder Edrtor 123 I ' I 1 1 J n 1 1 1 ' ' J I . . , . . ' J . E ., 2' L I v ,, ' ...X Y ,Lg , .g,s., r,5Qi! , l- X 'FQ' - , 5 fuel' 'f if- -1 7455 , 1 , . , . Kathy Homes Rxchard Decker Gall Kahn Nma Fonorow M argle Segal Almeta Cooper Dot Blum Underclaggmen Staff Paullne N1chols Randy Moskowitz Edltor Ceclly Cone Claire Cooke Bruce Senlor Staff Gerl Reed Elvlra Wilson Sandy Trllll Gall Kahn Dlane Bott Randy Moskowitz Marla Hutchinson Ceclly Cone Sales and Advertlsmg Staff Mr Knorr Mlke Young Sales Manager Gerl Reed Charlene Justus Pattl Peterson Carol Guchanas Stephame Pedrlck Grant Joyce VanSc1ver Mary Pollock Jane Stevenson Almeta Cooper Jan1ce Wolf 124 5 s I .ai H. 'V , 1- . 2. ' ' 3. ' ' 4. ' 5. ' 6. ' ' 7. ' ' 8. ' . f , Q I 4 I S. . A , 9. ' , ' l0. ' ' ll. Administration Staff 5 ' J l. 2. H, s X Linda Longo Charles Sharpe, Editor 3. Delores Delveechio 4. 5. Rosie Sanchez Rona Besterman F3CUlty Staff Jane Stevenson Ceclly Cone Edltor Gall Moyer Edrtor Rina Krasney Sports Staff I Bruce Grant 2 Joan Reltmger 3 Jill Langford 4 Bruce Handy Edltor XII Activities Staff Debbie Mlrse Sandl Sharp Co Editor Mary Morrell Co Edrtor Almeta Cooper Mikie Meyers ll N, ' ? 1. ' ' .' 3. ,-' . ,' 4. 5. 125 Dance Committee The Dance Committee headed by Theresa Byers is another auxiliary group of Student Council. Their primary function, of course, is co-ordinating and planning novel themes for dances. And this industrious group is responsible for the successful dances this year. 6 V 4 .c IJ 1. Oliver Washburn 2. Greta Plaut 3. Peggy Jacobs 4. Richard Decker 5. Amy Ryan Foreign Exchange Students Pep Committee The Pep Committee has been active during this school year with their main objective to promote overall school spirit. Bruce Grant is the President and Bonnie Brawley is the Vice-President. For every home game the members made a Gryphon that the football players leap through. Decoration for the pep rallies, basketball games, and Student Council functions were made by this energetic group. '63 'DMC Him. J.F.K. Student Council When Student Council President, Dave Kincaid, stands up and says, this meeting will now come to orderf' problems and possible projects are discussed. The connecting link between students and faculty and the governing body of our school is as always the Students Council. All other student activities work with this organization. It is composed of representatives from every homeroom and each Class President. This year's Vice-president was Cathy Breen, Recording Secretary-Cathy Callahan, Treasurer-Rick McCutcheon, Sargent at Arms-Dennis Howard, Corresponding Secretary-Joyce Ballendorf, Parlimentarian-Dennis Elliot. Plerlan Soclety The Pzerzan Soczety zs the school lzter ary soczety whzch trzes to stimulate the creatzve wrltzng abzlzty of zts members Under the leadershzp of Mr Maloney the group once a year publzshes the Vzsta school lzterary magazzne The socz ety zs composed of Senzors renewzng Its membershzp by znductzng members at the end of thezr junzor year Burt Baldwln Jean Hoffman Ellzabeth Sutera Sandra Atkms Rma Krasney Paulme N1cho1 Wendy Hamllton Dr Dean Erlc Flsher Peter Amadlo Amy Ryan Rlchard Decker Tom Stevenson Wayne Gray Bob Schmldt Donald H01 owltz Blll Ross Tom Gremer Norman Saks Dave Bruttm Mark Brown Terry Galvm Claudla Mazzel Danxelle Mazzel Sklp Decker Marjorie Sussman Almeta Cooper Cecnly Cone Randy Moskowitz Bessle Bragg Larry Rudolph Phll Cohen Forensics Mr Malone Jer1 Peters Gall Brock Becky Gauldom Llnda M16fZCjaWSk1 Dxanne Bott Jerrv Stoops Eloquent speech self assurance ready wzt and determznatzon exemplzfy the Fo renszc Club The partzczpants of thzs or ganzzatzon attend Debates Four Event Competztzon and Poetry Competzuon As an added actlvzty thzs year the club sponsored the Forenszc Revzew Thzs event zncluded a panel dzscusszon as well as the other phases of Forenszcs Of course the members advanced under the dzrectzon of Dr Dean and Marg: Suss man Preszdent 1 ll 7 A ,- ,i X ,.,,, V.. . H lee ' 8. . 9. ' ' 10. ' ' 11. ' . 12. . . . . . . 13' . ' 14. , T B ' l H G 9 n, . 1 1 - . . ' 1 5 1 0 I . D . . . H ' 15 1-1 15 1, le ll L5 ' 'l . 1 l .- . I9 1 ' Il 1 1 v Betty Sutera Ted Paulson Burt Baldw1n Larry Treppel Cathy Llnder R1cky McCutcheon Dennls Howard Mlss Horton Wendy Hamllton Jeanne Hoffman Ollver Washburn Pam Rltchle Steve Makler Woodrow Vaughn George Slng Jerry MacDonald Denise Cerbl David Klncald J 1m Cox Jerl Peters Danette Neal Becky Gualdom Lewls Rulll 'yjbmilr I National Honor Society Scholarshzp leadershzp character servzce these are the thzngs that our chapter of the Nattonal Honor Soczety works hard to promote zn tt s students It ts headed by Prestdent Bzll Morrow and sponsored by Mtss Horton Thezr actzvzttes throughout the year znclude the talent show help wzth graduatzon ceremonzes and their znzttatzon of new members tn the sprzng Thezr mam goal zs to create an enthuszasm for scholarshzps to stzmulate a deszre to render servzce to promote worthy Ieadershzp and to encourage the development of character zn students 129 Volume Seven THE ROCKET lohn F. Kennedy High School Wlllinghoro, New lersel l l l Rocket Staff Printed four times this year The Rocket is a record of happenings around the school containing not only news items but features and items of interest to the student body. Doing an able job as editors-in-chief were Rina Krasney and Pauline Nichol. Assitant editors included: Sue Perrault, Sandy T rilli, Dianne Bott, Betty Sutera, Kathy Swift, and Burt Baldwin, and Wendy Hamilton. Faculty Advisor was J 14. FQ 1' 10 tml C x M aa Jig Eli Mrs. Blass. 1. Randy Moskowitz 2. Bill Ross 3. Larry Rudolph 4. Henry Yee 5. Martha Masters 6. Donna Dinger 7. Pam Ritchi 8. Frank Jacobs 9. Alice Rosenman 10. Don Horowitz ll. Pauline Nichol Burt Baldwin Rina Krasney Paul Jones . Jeff Johnson . Judy Guess Norma Apothaker Sandy Trilli Mrs. Blass Patricia Hackett Margaret Mollow . Dianne Bott Julie Nichol Ellen Raddiff Cathy Swift Sue Perualt . Janis Abbott Betty Sutera . Cecily Cone Robin Robinson . Kathy Holmes Kathy Van Koski 130 2. Linda Still 3 4. Alice Mattera 5 6. Nancy Kalbach 7 i f it 1535 4 its . Ruthe Roberts . Elinor Smith . Nancy Unangst . Irene Ward . Monica Locke Future Secretaries of America The industrious members of the Future Secretaries of America Scheduled a busy calendar. A trip to New York City for the Business Machine Demonstration was planned with the advise of Miss Stavisky and president Linda Still. Another ac- tivity combining the talents of FSA of the Future Business Leaders of America was a Fashion Show. 1 Future Business Leaders of America This organization has become a member of the na- tional and state level for the jirst time. In conjunction with their membership they attended the state conven- tion at Arthur L. Johnson Regional High school. Their activities include participating in the business observa- tion program by Burlington Senior High School Chap- ter of FBLA and sponsoring the Southwestern Re- gional FBLA meeting and contest, which involves twelve schools and 225 people. Their primary source of financial aid has been car washes. ai. . Anne Graff Dolores Delvecchio 7. Susan Shunk 8. Stephani Pedrick 9. Linda Long 10. 6. Helen Wicken Mr. Knorr Sharon Spitler Cindy Klein Paula Pettigrew 9. Miss Stavisky 10. Judy Milliron 1 1. Christine Mele 12. Paula Knobel 13. Alison Evans 14. Maureen Gormley 15. Laura Adamo V German Club Guten Tag, Herr Cronmiller, Wie geht es Ihnen? Al- though this club was newly formed this year, under the cap- able direction of an advisor, Herr Cronmiller and President Josie Sanchez it has made great strides. The German Club boasts a substantial membership and would welcome anyone interested in their agenda of trips, lectures, and primary goal -a trip to Germany this coming school year. Expect to see many accomplishments from this ambitious organization. W M S Q W X31 Mark Goodman Bob Boswell Marilyn Butcher David Katz Leslie Cone Jane Schmidt Ron Fisher . Martha Felton Ginny Fisher . Oriana Eyster . Bonnie Estern Spanish Club Students who enjoyed speaking a for- eign language had an opportunity to do so in the Spanish Club. The meetings were supervised by Mr. Duckett. 7 3 Q7 , 4 e T' xo it 13 iz Tj T M Richie Decker Don Horowitz Amy Ryan Josie Sanchez Mr. Ducket Ramona Cintron Roberta Kenslaar 8. Anna Cintron 9. Antonio Ruiz IO. Annette Scalise I 1. Gloria Diaz 12. Juanita Diaz Jim Domesek Joan Reitinger Linda Feurman Jo Don Carlos Leslie Mundorf Tina, Meister Karen Meister Steve Schramm Kathy Skinner 21. Josie Sanchez 13. Milli Ruiz 132 Latin Club Latin is not a dead language for this group. Here they can delve deeper into the study of this fascinating subject and make it live again. 1 4- X xl 1 ri ft? Jerry MacDonald 11, Mr. DePetris Holly Brenner 12. Steve Silverman Mary Hearn 13. Helen Zia Barbara Bruton 14. Marianne Haas Kathy Holmes 15. Laurie Barnett Kathy Lawless 16. Ellen Radcliff Cathy Morris 17. Astrid Zuk Dave Pierson 18. Sylvia Kelly Sue Hudson 19. Larry Rudolph Tom Gary Curtain Callers Our drama club this year, or as they prefer, the Curtain Call- ers, is certainly a talented one. This group is sponsored and di- rected by Mrs. Fredd. They put on a three act play each year and a musical every other year. Throughout the year they par- ticipate in the Princeton High School festival in April, give lec- tures and entertain at some as- semblies. The drama club serves an important purpose to its par- ticipants and that is to give them experience in public speaking and practice at interpreting a character before an audience. 134 Lynn Riday Dianna Churchill Sandy Trilli Larry Rudolph Jeff Johnson Rina Krasney Polly Nichol Wendy Hamilton Phil Cohen Joanne Ross Debbie Pierce Helen Zia Kathy Holmes Martha Masters Tom Stevenson Bill Ross Beverly Hyndman Donna Dinger Steve Schram Lori Brink Randy Moskowitz Mrs. Fredd 135 qv Aid L. 'flilllflti r 31 .ll A 7:2 'al is , 5' f m . 1 5 lv , Q! 0 id! 'T tl- ,gg , gag' kg! X ' 'OK41-Q 1 Hariette Levinson Kathy Morris 25. Jane Stevenson 26. Tom Varley Peter Amadio Alice Rosenman Dianne Bott Bonnie Eston . Laurie Barnet Peggy Gerstheimer . Cecily Cone David Decker Joel Davidson J im Lynch Shelley Grossman Susan Bell Artniks Pop, op, psychedelic or Andrew Wyeth fanciers can be found in the Artniks, a group that hangs out after school in the Art room. While the emphasis in the world today becomes more and more on the academic, here is an area where being creative is still very impor- tant. If ,. . Ji, . ,K . I , nr ' ' ' V lla H .. - w . -xx, 5, K , , f-,, M, . . W, -L , l e 1 W iA,:Z LLWWiVVViL , .W-o V:i:,, , i,A, V KKVL. I 5' .. zy ltz , V Vkki',Ag , if iii lii llli ttli i'iiye .. .,.,, ,,. VAl' ' KX f:I,'lk' A i:',' X E fi K . ' fr i' ' 4 If f 2 V ' rg-'gn . - S--1 ,l.,:, l ll,-' . K i E tlii r rr I I. Debbie Pierce fy m my 2. Jo Anne Ross 9 CA 6 , . ii,,,iii ,L sw- 5.3.1 I I H -c 15,7 3. Mr. G, M. Adams I 3 5 . ,A 4. Llnda Tltus ' ' qw , V , gh of ,gf , . jir-f Uggyp- V , y Y 1,1133 ' Eq ffz 5. Elleen Wmklespect 9 Q X A 1 5-:Mfg , I --',-- 1 . Q. . .aff . -is A.. 6. Warren Brenner K I .Af-.pri 5, 41 A Ctxf . 'A ,ig '-..Jf,??H Q,i- P ff .. Q-ff is?'Wf '2 ..- 1 it I X 555 wwf? . 1' 136 f ,ew . -s-s - -1-,w--1-:-2' f ig, . ,,,... ., f v f ,wggpil K , ,QI fl if li Mr. G. M. Adams 12. Steve Schram Chess Club What? A Muldavism double check- mate!', The type of comment you might hear if you passed the Art room any Wednesday after school where JFK's ac- tive Chess Club meets on the boards of battle. Like knights of old or armchair generals, its members engage in battle after battle, learning the jiner points of this ancient but still exciting game. Chris Marshall . Jim Constantine Debbie Pierce Warren Brenner Ray Denise Ernest Schettini Keven Sumbler . Chris Tabbert Scott Marcus Eddie Stewart 13. Wayne Gray 14. John Kearney 15. Charles Daniels 16. Mike Young 17. Roy Henock 18. Robert Cosoy 19. John Yotka 20. Larry Rudolph 21. Jerry Lorentz 22, Eric Fisher 137 l Carole Payne Lorraine Domano Linda Floyd Tim Hamm Walt Lange Debbie Mirse Peggy Jacobs Mr. Matlack Barbara Adractas Barbara Steward Fran Cavanaugh Debbie Keefer Rhonda Boehme Gladys Grae Carlen Spivey Karen Gilley Kathy McKiernan Rhonda Miles Sharon Sanders Marilyn Marigna Sarah Johannes Lori Brink Pat Snyder Frances Tomsey Carole Woodland Valerie Williams Linda Marigna Pat Selig Peggy Malec Flora Crowder Reveda Merritt Mark Tabak . Judy Stevens Roberta Kaufman Ruth Miller Sue Stravalli . Jan Uroman Bonnie Barton Mary Berkley Lee Moyer Kathy Schaum Chrys Wilson Duane Shilling Bennet Koller Mikie Meyers Don Nicholson Mary Venute Marie Barr Lynne Riday Glenn Dragish Bessie Burgin Betty Persons Nancy Parrish Linda Payne Oriana Eyster Libby Tuttle Mark Levy Arleita Jarvis Lowell Adams Stephen Dufiin . Larry Maslow Richard Hunter Mary Lou Soupios . Wanda Gillespie 5+ f-A 51--li 7 Q Llc QI56 . 13 it ns '7 ' 11 P ,Z wr I5 l e ad J 8 '7 lo ll DR Ll'-fc, 7 ,tl QQ Chorus Melodic sounds of music jill the halls as this group works daily to improve their singing voices with which they repre- sent our school in many events throughout the year. Along with our talented stage band they annually perform both a winter and spring concert. 138 Stage Band Music with a beat to challenge the professional sound comes from this group that works at it night and day. Under the competent direction of Mr. Forte they placed second in the Bands of Tomorrow competition this year, and the Villanova Jazz Festival. Patrick Turner won the outstanding soloist award and Jeyj' Wil- liams won the outstanding percussion award. Bible Club The Bible Club, sponsored by Mrs. Stiles, was organized to promote an inter- est in this great book. Headed by presi- dent Timothy Ham, they meet every two weeks to discuss diferent aspects of the Bible on a non-sectarian basis. Y Charna Zalman Denise Dalles Silvia Kelly Mary Nowry Andrea Schuitmaker Paula Pettigrew Sharon Spitler Katherine Vespa Danette Neal Pam Ritchie Kathy McGowan Barbara Adratcas Cynthia Stewart Mr. Arasim Margaret Mollovr Sally Adams Patricia Hackett Joan Finnerty Donna M icki l Donn Brocious Sharon Galono Norma Apothaker Jenny Staley Beth Cucknell Sandy Bauman Donna Dinger Donald De Zottis . Tim Ham 8. Kevin McElroy Bob Ingrahm 9. Meredith Ellis . Patty Butler 10. Buddy Butler . Jerry Cronkhite 1 I. Karen Stewart Kathy Stewart 12. Cindy Stewart . Al Mason 13. Mrs. Stiles . Denise Duthiewicz . Christine Mele Pat Chapman . Dianna Shuster Lacy Hale Dianne Pajek . Lillian Goldy Margaret Horner . Donna Pajek Patty Duchan . Stephani Pedrick 42 I 1 6 sql 'li L5 'llsi nl mild M 38. Kim Meyers 39. Pam Brown 40. Debbie Stewart 41. Colette Fisher . Charlotte McCarter Marth Masters . Denise Diethiewicz . Cindy Bornstein . Jeanne Hoffman . Cindy Bornstein Future Teachers of America . Chris Brigatti . Gail Hoffman Betty Sutera Cathy Chapman . Wendy Hamilto For those students intending to enter the teaching profes- sion, Kennedy High School ojjcered the Future Teacher of America Club. Directed by Mr. Arasim, the students partici- pated in such activities as tutoring and entertaining guest speakers. They also sponsored the yearly Teacher Apprecia- tion Day. This club provided many useful opportunities and experiences relating to teaching. 1 7 q 3 A 5 4' S lo I , ll I 5 H' 'G 'U n IA D4- 31 'Y 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 -, 9 10 11 A l Library Aids Finding books, and checking them out are only a couple of the activities of li- brary aids. You can and them there late after school, working busily. Mr. Constein is their sponsor and our librarian. Marc Daniels Betty Foster Pat Swift . Trevor Thomas Betty Sutera Barbara Shepard Andrea Schuitmacker Margaret Horner Kurt Strohmeyer .Jim Linville Laurie Barnett W 1 l Howard Ellis Donald Horowitz Bob Schmidt . Todd Fishman Lenard Meders Tom Stevenson Peter Amadio Richard Decker Dena Templem Helen Zia Barbara Lucas . Carla Stern Pam Ritcher . Sharon Baer' Nancy Darcy . Harris Baderac Edward Stewart Mary Soupious Organization for Political Awareness The Organization for Political Awareness, sponsor of the Youth in Government Program, discusses current events in open debate with the intention of preparing students for the future years when they will be free to exercise their right to vote as an informed citizen. 9. Phil Cohen 10. Edward Doyle 11. Tom Barnett 12. Steve Silverman 13. Tom Varley 14. Tom Greiner 15. Randy Moskowitz 16. Wayne Gray 141 Scarlet and Navy Night On March 7th and 8th, the girls of J .F .K. pat on their annual Scarlet and Navy Night Festival. Capacity crowds filled the stands both nights as they cheered Navy to their smashing victory over the downtrodden Scarlet team. F an was had by all, spectators and girls alike as the many days of hard work by both girls and gym teachers paid of in an exciting program. i L 143 Q I 1 V k x 145 ik: is R A w w 146 Faculty vs. Court Jesters The mighty faculty team ran head on into the Philadelphia Court Jesters in a wild night of fun and exciting basketball. The results were insignificant compared with the hilarious antics of both Jesters and Faculty with everything from drib- bles Bell scoring for the opposite side to a bucket of water being thrown into the cheering crowd. Sponsored by the yearbook stayjf and under the direction of Mr. Knorr, the game was a real success. l X 1. Mr. Brandau 6 2. Mr. Stewart 7 3. Mr. Curl 8 4. Mr. Bankes 9 5. Mr. Flynn I0 Mr. Johnson Mr. Shubic . Reilly . Smith . Mahler . Celani . Bell . Schmidt . Knorr 10. Pat Buchter Stage Crew A vital part of any activity in the audi- torium was the stage crew. These ever present students were responsible for the lighting set-ups for any presentation as well as the sound system. These boys un- der the guidance of Mr. De Santis, par- ticipated in one of the most active groups of the school. ., 5 123 9,10 A s 1. Dave Butcher 2. Russell Brankley 3. Frank McDonnal 4. Steve Kurlish 5. Larry Cohen 6. Paul Shuman 7. Donald De Zottis S. Mr. DeSantis 9. Chuck Lerch 1 Math Club : 2orisiI I3?'Te Math Club explores the exciting world of figures and problem solving under the E + 1 11 ' 1 5 l 5 6 ' MC , I H 'O I mx guidance of Mr. Walter Christy. X 47 X ff J 4 1. Mr. Christy 9. Jerry MacDonald 2. Henry Yee 10. George Sing 3. Bob Schmidt 11. Bruce Shnapp 4. Steve Silverman 12. Tom Griener 5. Donald Horowitz 13, Peter Amadio 6. Todd Fishman 14. Richard Decker 7. Howard Ellis 15. Joshua Saks 8. Larry Treppel 16. Mike Wreen Science Club The Science Club was a new activity this past year. Under the direction of Mrs. Buckley, the group planned its ac- tivities. The club oyjfered an opportunity for those people interested in science to pursue such activities as research proj- ects, and provided information concern- ing science scholarships and contests. f- 1. Joe Malhem 2. Larry Rudolf 3. Marc Daniel 4. George Dobler 5. Wolfgang Skacel 6. Joe De Paolo 7. Mrs. Buckley 8. Harriett Levenson 9. John Yotka 10. Scott Moravec 1 1. Steve Schram 12. Ed Stewart 13. John Jones 14. Don De Zottis 15. Alice Rosenman 16. Shelley Grossman 17. Bill Ross 18. The Silver Chord This year the Curtain Callerls major production was a dramatic play entitled The Silver Cord by Sidney Howard. The cast of characters included Randy Moskowitz as Mrs. Phelps, Ritchie Decker as David Phelps, Shelly Grossman as Christina, JeH Johnson as Robert Phelps, Wendy Hamilton as Hester, and Barbara Graham as the maid. Directed by Mrs. Joan F redd the play proved an interesting experience for all. National Merit Assembly Early in the year several Kennedy students were honored at an assembly. They received commendations from the National Merit Corporation for their superior achievement in the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test which they had taken in February, 1966. 151 J 4 152 Key Club Under the leadership of Bill Morrow, the Kennedy Key Club has been behind the scenes on many of our school proj- ects. Their duties have ranged from flag cleaning to collecting for the community P.A.L. Active participation in the Atlan- tic City Convention is always eagerly awaited for by the members of this civic minded group sponsored by Mr. George Brandau. Continuing in the Kennedy High tradi- tion, DIANA DORHMAN was crowned MISS BURLINGTON COUNTY, 1966- 67. Congratulations to a beautiful and talented girl. 116 Q J 1. Peter Pizzolongo Barry Weingarten Doug Kucla Jim Dougherty Alex Ungerleider Bruce Grant Terry Galvin John Reilly Henry Yee Larry Treppel 11. Bill Carlson 12. John Carpenter 13. Bruce Handy 14. Larry Rudolph 15. Don Leis 16. Dave Kerrins 17. Jeff Johnson 18. Steve Lutz 19. Mr. Brandau 'r i Between June 1966 and June 1967 many things happened in the world. Here are a few of those events: Adlai Stevenson died Luci Johnson got married on TV there was the danger of air pollution France left NATO the Red Guard terrorized China Three of our astronauts died the Monkees made it big on the IB Walt Disney died the 76ers walked away with the league the Gemini series ended there was escalation in Viet Nam Manchester wrote a book Willingboro got a new post tyffice Hoffa was jailed the Boston Strangler was caught Ronald Reagan was elected Governor of California Kotdax quit baseball because of his at N1 LBJ rejhrsed portrait cU hin1 by Hurd Marate Sade made it big on Broadway Cary Grant became afather Northern Italy engub'ed by floods Luci Johnson expecting 154 CQNTMT mass murders such as those by Charles Whitman and Richard Speck Nelson Eddy died on March 6th Indira Ghandi hit by a rock during S17L't'Cl1 Adam Clayton Powell censored and lost his seat Ralph Nader debates auto szyfety The division between Russia and China grew is God dead? record crowds see the Andrew Wyeth exhibition Eric Flemming died, also Ann Sheridan and Jack Ruby mini skirts become quite popular twiggy is in Baltimore sweeps to world series title as Yankees finish in last place Lurleen Wallace elected governor-ess of Alabama drift card burning becomes a-federal oftkfnse Liza Minelli marries Beatles claim more popularity than God protestors at Berkley, Reagan fires president Kerr Senator Dirksen and Adam Clayton Powell make best selling LP's Aleindor at UCLA dominates college basketball Virginia WoUe and Ahcie pass tl1e censors major earth quakes in Turkey and South Anzeriea Snoopy and the Rea' Baron make it big Cassius Clay still the greatest prime minister of South Africa assassinated Republicans are back in many areas ofthe Country black power and topless waitresses are topics ry' casual conversation psychedelic art is in Truman Capotes In Cold Blood New Orleans DA says assassination was plot Holly Golightly bombs out in New York Jol1n Lennon gets his hair eut can't tell some of the boys from the girls Frank Sinatra married Mia Farrell among other things that come to mind . . il 156 WNW ., -.. U nderclassmen Z by f pgggggggzgg 5:g13:gEgEgEg5:1'i'5 E:5:,:5:5:5:5:3:5:5:5:5:5:2:5:5:1-'-2:-. fzfzf:5:f:f:f:f:f:f:fg:-' Sfff2fffEfffZfEfZf2E'5 ,:-. 53,'f255555: 0 9 28.1 1 Junior Class Officers: l-r,- Secretary, Margie Segalg President, Alex Ungerleiderg and Vioe-President, Betty Foster. H omeroom 158 1, Sussman, B, 10. Szymczak, D. 2, Tomsgy, M, 11. TLlCkl'lOI'I1, D. 3. Straub, S. Thomas, K- 4. Tomsey, J. TYHOIL J- 5, Switzer, R, 14. Toritto, P. 6, Stewart, D, 15. Tl'10l'I13.S, B. 7. Ulrope, R. 16. Stevenson, J. 8. Stehly, J. 17. Sussman, S. 9. Mr. Flynn CLASS OF '68 The Class of '68 has come a long way since they first entered JFK in September 1964. That year the Class of '68 compiled a long list of accomplishments including receiving the prize for the best decorated hall during K-week and selling the most Betsy Ross Candy. The next year, as Sophomores, they started with a handicap-they were the low-men-on-the-totempole for the second year because of split-sessions. They did not let this stop them, however, and they went on to sponsor a smashing Hy Lit Record Hop, and order their class rings in May. Their memories of their Junior year begin with receiving their rings in October, and last through PSA Ts and SA Ts to the Junior Party in the spring. They organized a number of fund-raising projects such as shaker and horn sales, dances and bake sales. These were to help raise money for their Senior year. Already they are planning for their Senior Trip and Prom which they eagerly await. 157 o 1 fl lb '1 I-I Q' 9.1 37 H I 10 3 , Homeroom 146 Mr. Schleider . Lappas, S. . Knight, L. Linder, S. Lincoln, A. . Kelsey, H. Kaufman, D. Keefer, D. Kelley, I. Lausten, K. Kenselaar, Kukla, D. Lay, J. G. LaGambina, P. Knobel, P. Levinson, H. Kelly, D. Kelly, K. Kiernan, C. 20. Kelly, V. Kramer, L. Kissel, E. Langford, J. Kahanofsky, P. Kressen, S. Kohlbrenner, G. Kelly, D. . Lincoln, G. H omeroom 128 1. Cassidy, H. 2. Butler, H. 3. Candeloro, D. 4. Bowden, I. 5. Brettel, S. 6. Brown, M. 7. Borden, E. 8. Card, D. 9. Bornheim, J 10. Brechbill, G. 11. Boswell, B. 12. Carpenter, J 13. Butler, J. 14. Cantwell, J. 15. Buchter, P. . Blumenthal, T. . Booth, D. . Burns, M. . Borden, D. . Burns, E. . Brown, P. . Borne, D. . Burton, C. . Card, D. . Mr. Pfeifer . Boyle, E. . Burke, J. . Carrol, J. . Cantelope, D. . Brawley, B. 3 K I 1 , pn lg Homeroom 214 1. Mr. Stewart 2. Hollinger, L. 3. Hyndman, B. 4. Isreal, J. 5. Jehns, M. 6. Hendry, V. 7. Johnson, K. 8. Hawkins, F. 9. Glenney, D. 10. Horowitz, D. 11. Horan, K. 12. Ireland, I. 13. Hoke, S. 14. Hoffman, C. .. . as gf. . B3 W fT'3'5'A K' Qr li i fk ,2 Q' W -1 I 'O 1 159 Homeroom 236 1. Christine, R. 2. Mr. Miller 3. Curtis, L. 4. Chapman, P. 5. Crouder, F. 6. Dallas, J. 7. Dales, D. 8. Collins, B. 9. Ciraulo, P. 10. Cooke, C. 11. Cucknel, B. 12. Cresenta, E. 13. Daugherty, D. 14. Chabot, A. 15. Coates, J. 16. Darcy, N. 30 32 . Hood, B. .Horton, G. . Jenks, R. . Hayes, P. Hawkins, B. . Horner, T. . Hedges, G. . Hartley, B. . Hansen, P. . Hughs, K. Handy, B. Hart, C. Johnson, J. . Cintron, R. . Cauthen, L . Cone, C. . Darcy, B. . Conway, C . Collins, B. . Cavanaugh . Cooper, B. . Cooper, A. . Chabot, R. . Coin, M. . Cohen, H. . Danner, L. . Collins, D. . Collins, R. . Daniels, C. 1 Ho meroom 154 1. Mr. Rabuck 2. Smith, E. 3. Sigfried, D. 4. Shuster, D. 5. Shaw, S. 6. Selig, P. 7. Soupious, A. 8. Sheppard, M. 9. Shoemaker, L. 10. Sellers, S. 11. Schnapf, B. 12. Smith, M. 13. Schmidt, R. 14. Sherbondy, S. 15. Skacel, W. 16. Sobeck, R. 17. Seybold, L. 18. Somaine, F. 19. Smith, D. 20. Shildt, S. 21. Schumann, P. 22. Smith, S. 23. Shayer, M. 24. Seibel, R. 25. Shegda, G. 26. Shuman, B. 27. Sciura, P. 28. Segal, M. 29. Sokol, P. 30. Schwartz, C. 31. Silverman, S. 32. Sharp, S. Homeroom I 36 1. Miller, J. 2. Mynatt, J. 3. Milburn, J. 4. Mele, C. 5. Johnson, K. 6. Moore, C. 7. Morrell, M. 8. Morris, K. 9. Hawkins, F. 10. Medleycott, D. 11. Mayhue, D. 12. Murray, B. 13. Milne, J. 14. Murphy, V. 15. Morrison, P. 16. Metters, L. 17. Malham, J. 18. Munro, D. 19. Murray, K. 20. Miro, J. 21. Milligan, B. 22. Mercet, D. 23. Mundy, D. 24. Moluf, T. 25. Myers, T. 26. Myers, K. 27. Mirse, S. 28. Moore, J. 29. Mr. Curl 30. Meyers, M. 31. Meirzejewski, T. 32. Morris, J. 33. Meister, T. , 160 Homeroom 234 Evans, A. Farrell, M. Felderman, A. Dulina, D. Fields, G. Fisher, E. Fernandes, L. Fitzpatrick, M. Fisher, T. Flamini, P. Elmendorf, E. Homeroom 218 Galvin, T. Gambone, J. Gessay, J. Green, J. Gary, T. Giardiello, M. Furlong, R. Gaskins, E. Gauvry, G. Grant, B. Gray, W. Gearhart, D. Garbett, P. Gormley, M. Gunson, B. Fuhrman, B. Mrs. Buckley Goldfinger, L. Gerhardt, W. Gillis, S. Gorney, B. Haas, M. Foster, B. Garofolo, L. Frith, V. Greiner, T. Grace, T. Hale, L. Gillespie, W. Galono, S. 12. Earle, C. Feaurman, L. Fergusen, J. Ellis, M. Eberrnan, M. Epstein, T. Develly, A. F ahoury, S. Edmonds, E. Fonorow, N. Evans, D. Farrell, D. . Edwards, J. . English, D. . Flowers, A. . Fitzgerald, B. . Eykyn, A. Mr. Tropea Fitzgerald, N. Earle, D. Eldridge, K. Forlini, D. HJAWQWH 3 ' Wit n ew , A 10 12 14 Hom eroom 166 Nusbaum, B. 13. Nowry, M. Ott, C, 14. Parker, J. Peel, G, 15. Paradis, E. Mr. Harrison 15- Pieffle, R- Orlin, A, 17. Persons, R. Orlin, N, 18. Pembleton, J. Penni1'1gt0n, B, 19. PC1'Cif1Cld, S. Ott, B, 20. Nolan, M. Petri, J, 21. Ostropp, R. Pasquinelli, I. 22- 0'Bfi21I1, J- Patton, T, 23. Owens, B. Nash, L, 24. Peterson, R. fan' H is Af 355 Q gT..,5.'Ii Homeroom 110 . Beckler, R. . Earl, C. . Cerbo, A. . Alcheler, H. . Bluck, J. . Mr. Minnick . Armstrong, I. . Ahern, J. . Beatty, H. . Aleyunas, P. . Adams, M. . Adams, L. . Blum, D. . Balendorf, J. . Apothaker, N. 16. Arnevine, T. . Amadio, P. . Anderson, D. . Allen, J. Adractas, S. Addis, T. Blue, B. . Anderson, J. Barnet, T. Appenzeller, P. Baumen, S. Asman, E. Bauder, F. Brackich, B. Bintlitf, B. Armstrong, J. .O'Brian, B. . Peterson, R. 5 .Orf, M. f , A . Pollock, T. . Pennipede, C. I 5 , lg H .Poole, B. 5 in A - . Nash, L. ' . Pandoli, S. ' Q 5 5 g 5? .Novinger, M. 25 'I ' Q . Pichurski, J. 162 Hom eroom 228 Dietrick, C. Deloche, S. Derrukson, W. DeVane, A. DeAngleo, P. Doyle, R. Driscall, N. Donnely, D. Dougherty, I. Desterano, D. Driessler, M. 12. Dara, B. .Dinger, D. 13. Destofano, G. . DeCami1lv, I. Davidson, J. . Dluzeski, R. Denize, R. , Dubler, G. Dickinson, A. . Davis, D. Dougherty, J. . DiPaolo, J. Sowman, R. . Danzanti, F. Miss Stavisky . David, R. DeCesare, M. Diaz, G. Donnelly, M. -4 s 5 1 -a W u a K 'W aw :J I ' 79 In 21 ,7 We 27 2 Homeroom 150 Mannino, T. McCullough, B. Mangles, J. McDonald, B. McKloskey, B. 6. Little, D. Lindros, Gayle Linville, J. Lyman, P. MacNeil, N. Stiles, Mrs. Luciano, G. Marshall, J. Lucas, S. 15. McDonald, C. . Malek, D. . Marquardt, N. . Luce, B. . McElroy, K. . Malek, C. . Mason, J. . McCarter, C. . Master, M. . McBride, R. . McSweeney, E. . Malec, M. . McDermott, N . Mastrantuono, L X X , f lla 13 1+ 15 QU' W 'B 1? L, 3.3 2+ 3 5 7 no lf . I Qi 'P 20 QA QQ W J T1 ' 2 Q7 Fw J Homeroom I64 1. Pue, R. 2. Randel, J. 3. Roberson, B. 4. Ryan, A. 5. Rorich, R. 6. Sorgentie, F. 7. Rosenburg, A. 8. Mr. Anderson 9. Saks, J. 10. Ridge, R. 11. Sanders, P. 12. Poole, L. 13. Rubinstein, L. 14. Rosenman, A. 15. Rath, S. 16. Salkin, E. 17. Reitinger, G. 18. Satino, J. 19. Rand, V. 20. Sampson, J. 21. Rooch, R. 22. Reitinger, J. 23. Saks, N. 24. Richfield, B. 25. Schman, C. 26. Sanchez, J. B ll 1. 7 , I -1 I 1-1 1 32 11 J 6 2 A N U M JV , 1 3 lb i7 H 11 3, :J I Ia ' av vw 21 it ., I, I I9 , 1 ' HM YV JJ I 37 as M as lb at. , x , 58 Ji j l 4 l Homeroom AP II 1. Mr. Bankes 2. Woehr, W. 3. Webb, M. 4. Weeks, D. 5. Wilchacky, W. 6. White, L. 7. Wolff, D. 8. Wright, J. 9. Un gerleider, A. 10. Vaspa, C. 11. White, V. 12. Wilson, B. 13. Woodrulf, L. 14. Williams, M. 15. Wisniewsky, C. 16. Weingarten, B. 17. Wingo, B. 18. Wahl, J. 19. Williams, S. Wack, L. Yee, H. Yarmey, B. Zindell, G. Wood, P. Wolstencra Weber, W. Wirth, M. Van Sciver Vance, V. Unangst, N Wright, D. Weinrack, Young, M. Zalman, C. Wiley, J. 36. Watkins, L. 37. Wimer, L. 38. Wreen, E. 7 Sophomore Class OHicers: l-r,' President, Alice Gazafig Vioe-President, Don Leis. l Homeroom 212 1. Kajawoski, C. 11. Holman, J. . Howard, R. 2. Johnson, B. 12. Jacobson, G. . Jack, M. 3. Kajowski, L. 13. Johnson, D. . Hysong, L. 4. Goran, M. 14. Inghram, B. . Homelsky, B. 5. Imperale, J. 15. Johnson, M. ,Holgerson, G. 6. Johnson, T. 16. Johannes, S. . Holtzapple, K. 7. Hutchison, B. 17. Jakemer, J. . Jarvis, J. 8. Holvick, H. 18. Jackson, E. 9. Jackson, B. 19. Hudson, L. 10. Jones, B. 20. Jackson, K. 1 at it n 4 . 3 F 23 5 5 . . ,, I, 6 . 27 CLASS OF '69 When the bell rang on the morning of September 7, 1966, JFK ushered in its most recent Sophomore Class. They swarrned the school as if they owned the place. Sure, why not? No longer was the class of '69 the underdog! With these sophomores came memories of a rather hectic Freshman year. Having been on split-sessions for the first half of the year, they were unaccustomed to normal high school life. They entered with a high and mighty shine which was soon marred by Kennedy High veterans along with their fellow freshmen, the 89'ers and the 8 Honor's, who were there before them. It was in their Freshman year that the 89-8 I-Ionor's program was discontinued. The two groups of freshmen met problems in getting together, but the situation was soon remedied with class elections. Once united, they successfully initiated the first annual Freshman Fun and F rolics With warm memories of the past and great hopes for the future, the class of '69 has big plans for subsequent years. I 165 1 9 u ,., 5 'ai f Q. .. , Q N' I H omeroom 106 Bady, D. Beneditti, F. Araco, D. Beck, E. Mr. Moore Ardao, D. Abelson, V. . Barnett, P. . Auger, R. . Benson, G. . Blood, R. .Afanasewicz, F. . Beaman, D. . Baderak, H. . Ashworth, J. . Blackburn, B. . Blackington, L. . Bayer, L. . Berman, E. . Adamson, S. . Bell, S. Berg A I Andfades, M. . Adams, D. . Abbott, J. ' Alt! L' Homeroom 102 1 . Arbaugh, R. 166 Mr. Kane Bolden, R. Bott, E. Bloomer, J. Brandon, R. Bridges, M. Boucher, C. Brechbill, C. Borromeo, A. Buckley, K. Bolduc, P. Brickner, B. Boughman, G Bosch, D. Blount, J. Bossert, B. Branch, L. Boyd, T. Bragg, B. Brawley, W. Branch, E. Bruton, D. Brown, M. Boyajian, J. Bonfig, V. Bowen, M. Brown, J. . Brock, J. Homeroom 138 1. Parez, J. 2. O'Brien, D. 3. Ostroff, J. 4. Parker, R. 5. Oberg, J. 6. O'Riordan, M. 7. Patterson, B. 8. Positch, A. 9. Pierce, D. 10. Payne, L. 11. O'Brien, E. 12. Paperno, D. 13. Pasquinelli, B. 14. Pates, C. 15. Porter, W. 16. Ollar, E. 17. O'Brien, R. 18. Presant, R. 19. Mr. Montgomery 20. Percifield, R. 21. Paolini, S. 22. Peters, R. 23. O'Conner, K. 24. Price, R. 25. Poster, R. 26. Parker, D. 27. Palatianos, G. 28. Peduck, B. 29. Nuwetna, T. 30. Peacock, G. 71 . QQ rt 1 L 3 I 1 -7- i Homeroom Art II 1. Conroy, M. . Curson, D. . Daigle, C. Confessore, F. Crowder, A. Craig, G. Contravo, S. Danielenko, J Corda, D. Daniels, T. Cotten, M. Culotta, I. Coleins, S. Curtis, I. Davidson, D. Cooper, C. Cousins, C. Miss Stern 19. Daniel, M. . Cohen, P. . Daboul, R. . Cirren, L. . Cohen, L. Conway, T. Curtis, D. Dauson, M. . Cross, R. . Cordova, O. . Cooper, R. . Cross, L. . Cronkhite, J. . Coady, J. . Cronkhite, T. . Davern, D. . Cooper, G. Homeroom Art I 1. Enders, K. 13. Felcon, F. 25. Ehredt, C. I 2. Everatt, B. 14. Fisher, W. 26. Felton, M. 3. Evans, G. 15. Foster, R. 27. Dutkin, F. 7 , , ,. .. 4. Finnerty, J. 16. Everham, N. I , I 5. Firestone, D. 17. Edgin, E. A ' 6. Ewar, T. 18. Fonorow, F. xiii. .. 'I A 7. Endl, B. 19. Ferrell, D. 1 1 I ' S. Felato, A. 20, Flurry, S, H M ' 1- fr 9. Fitzpatrick, J. 21. Foran, D. L,. 10. Duncan, G. 22. Evon, M. J ll. Fail, G. 23. Flannery, lvl. 12, Fisher, E, 24. Flore, J. Homeroom 148 Sawatski, D. 11. Schulman, E . Schafish, B- Schleider, S. Schmidt, A. .SprouSe, T. Q a It Spivey, C. 13. Donnely, G. SCh6llh21fdI, C- 5 ' ' '5 ,1 36 Sever, J. Smith, J. Schram, P. 2 7 x fl Slaughterback, Schroeder, B. Short, V. 1 5 w Shoemaker, C. 16. Smith, B. Schram, S. Q- X I n 5 ' Spillane, J. 17. Schettini, E. Simons, W. i, ph u Sempsey, M. 18. Sokol, B. Seibel, C. 'W 37 Schmidt, J. 19. Splndler, lvl. 'J' 2 lj Slrllrerr, B. zo. Segal, F. Kb - L ' 168 Hnmeroom AP I 1. Ptzensky, B. 2. Mrs. Cohen 3. Ralph, K. 4. Rushen, D. 5. Rudolf, L. 6. Riley, M. 7. Ross, J. 8. Robertson, B. 9. Savitzky, M. 10. Richardson, R 11. Robinson, K. 12. Rubinstien, D 13. Rosenburg, A 14. Richardson, D 15. Rosser, H. 16. Rosen, M. 17. Rodisisky, J. 18. Roberts, R. 19. Reese, C. 20. Price, B. 21. Richardson, E 22. Ross, B. 23. Robertson, J. 24. Rouder, R. 25. Sargeny, D. 26. Rosenthal, R. 27. Reed, G. I i' 10 '3 w u. n u n , . .1 -4 qu ll I ao ri , 1f,,l1.ttuuuu.t- Y 1 4 1 1 as W E ' If .. .. .. ll-XB! rv ' f' ' -u Homeroom 118 .22 ,qs N r ' 1 W 4 7 1. Greasham, N. 10. Foy, J. 19. Gorney, L. 'U -vc 2. Gilley, K. 11. Graff, C. 20. Grace, W. 3. Giardiello, F. 12. Gaylord, L. 21. Garibaldi, L. Y I 4. Gonzalez, D. 13. Gessay, J. 22. Gimpel, D. 5. Freedman, S. 14. Fueler, R. 23. Gastrock, J. 6. Grau, W. . Gormely, A. 24. Mrs. Freedman 7. Galvin, J. 16. Fuller, J. 25. Goodman, M. 8. Garofalo, J. 17. Gregg, G. 26. Fox, C. 28- Gilbert, 5- 9. Gallogher, W. 18. Gower, S, 27.,Francisco, A. 29- Graham, M- Homeroom 206 1. Miss Malone 2. Lucker, A. 3. Lucas, K. 4. McGee, R. 5. Loretti, M. 6. McDonnell, R. 7. McGarigle, K. 8. McDyre, J. 9. Lutz, B. 10. McFarland, P. 11. Leis, D. 12. Lerch, G. 13. Liebert, E. 14. McDermott, P. Sewing Room 1. DeCesare, S. 2. DeMarco, K. 3. DeAngelo, W. 4. Derr, D. 5. Diaz, N. 6. Dennison, R. 7. Doyn, S. 8. Doyle, T. 9. Donnely, T. 10. Donahue, J. 11. Dimasi, J. 12. Duncon, A. 15. Loch, M. 16. Lorentz, G. 17. MacDougall, D. 18. McGarvey, S. 19. Lombardi, M. 20. Lucas, B. 21. McConnell, L. 22. McCarthy, P. 23. Lewis, G. 24. Lester, S. 25. McDowell, M. 26. McGarvey, R. 27. Lewis, C. 4 I 1 1 I fu fi 1' I K ,. will n L an W .U . Devlin, M. . DiFlorio, J. . Dreyfus, J. 16. DonCar1os, J. . Decker, A. . Dicker, T. . DeMaise, V. . Daert, C. . Domesk, J. . Dorshaeu, T. . Donnelly, J. .Deasey, M. . Dougherty, W. 4 .D n i , M. 5 ., . Ditanlicind, S. ' , 8 . Declet, R. ' J la' n Jo :I Q K ' r g 11 1 l'4 J is i X , an I . X 1 X I 170 f .. gm'-1 .1 xiii x i ig ,Q l Homeroom 232 1. Haines, D. 12. Hewitt, L. 23.Hetze1, A. 1 K 2. Hallowell, C. 13. Heck, J. 24. Gustin, G. I, .1 1 ' 3. Hearn, E. 14. Hackett, P. 25. Greenberg, M. 1 J 4. Guenther, J. 15. Hass, R. 26. GIOSS, S. 5. Green, A. 16. Hedges, P. 27. Henock, R. 6. Hernardez, P. 17. Hale, C. 28. Mrs. Pierson X .- 7. Hart, P. 18. Hill, S. 8. Gregg, S. 19. Herron, M. l 'Y 1-1 9. Hill, T. 20. Haight, S. 10. Hazel, M. 21. Griffin, B. 11. Hearn, S. 22. Greist, C. 4 Cafeteria I i A . 1. Williams, G. 8. Wunchel, S. 15. Yufko, A, J H ll ' ' ,e ,, ag, 1 ev -11 37 2. Wolf, J. 9. Wendorf, C. 16, Weiner, J. L ' 3. West, E. 10. Wszelaki, R. 17, Welsh, J. I 5 iv 2' I 4. Wiliam, R. 11. Williams, J. 18,W1lliams, K. 7 7 V N 5. Wilson, D. 12. Wenzel, J. 19, Wilson, C. N .-.N 'V : '1'-' 6. Mr. McBride 13. Williams, D. 20, Winkelspecht, E 4 T. - ... 7. Wilson, D. 14. Wenzel, R. 21,W0Z1'1iak, A. 22. Weisman, L. 23. Wells, M. 24. Woods, E. 25. Wise, D. 26. Williams, P. 27. Wood, T. 28. Wittner, W. 29. Williams, F. 30 Welsh, B. 31. Williams, D. 32 Whittle, B. 33. Wirth, L. 34. Wiley, J. 35. Yob, K. 171 Homeroom 104 1. Chapman, C. 2. Cavanaugh, W. 3. Cauthen, R. 4. Cary, D. 5. Cerbi, M. 6. Centano, S. 7. Casper, K. 8. Campbell, J. 9. Cardinal, T. 10. Candeloro, L. H omeroom 224 1. Miss Kearney 2. Tuller, P. 3. Thompson, M. 4. Tuttle, D. 5. Trombecky, S. 6. Strokmeyer, K. 7. Syed, A. 8. Tabbert, C. 9. Stingel, C. 10. Thomas, T. 11. Stewart, E. 12. Taylor, I. 13. Sullivan, W. 14. Sullivan, G. 15. Towell, J. 16. Swift, P. 17. Tindall, T. 18. Stanley, I. 19. Templin, D. 20. Stevenson, T. 21. Taransky, F. 22. Thomas, J. 23. Sweeney, M. 24. Titus, L. 25. Stringfellow, A. 26. Stewart, K. 27. Straker, G. 28. Starkey, C. 29. Thatcher, C. 30. Strivilla, S. . Buda, T. . Coghlan, K. . Cipra, C. . Carlsen, W. . Chille, A. . Cairns, T. . Carrol, I. . Campion, V. Churchill, D. Butcher, M. Cantwell, E. Chalofsky, B. Carosi, R. Cantwell, G. - Caggiano, C- Mr. DeFranco Y I 1 9 ' I , fr .ll If 7 ' .11 '7' A .al If JY 172 K Hnmeroom II6 Homeroom 134 1. Mattera, A. 2. Mackel, J. 3. Mast, W. 4. Matuson, M. 5. Machnik, M. 6. Mele, M. 7. Massey, R. 8. Merlino, M. 9. Massey, L. 10. Marion, T. 11. Marcus, S. . Markus, W. .McKiernan, K. . Mastra, I. . Marigna, C. . Meister, K. . Marion, T. . Mr. Johnston . Massey, M. . Marquette, J. 21. Mahon, R. Mackie, L. Mayer, P. Mandichak, D Mellin, G. Maples, L. Menendey, I. Marto, M. Manco, I. Maslowsky, R. N65 .2' 'H 'R aux H '1 .,f l x 1' llll 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. - 28. Van Hoy, K. Vasey, C. Vetter, E. Way, I. Warren, C. Vierra, M. Webb, L. Mr. Shubic Ward, R. Vankoski, K. Vopper, B. Wagenfar, S. Varley, T. Van Sciver, C. Walker, R. Wasserstein, L Vaughn, D. Van Buren, S. Webster, J. Vance, M. Waller, J. Wahl, K. Wetherholtz, J Vaughn, P. Wale, T. Ward, I. Webb, R. Vetter, B. imma K an H omeroom 132 . Miles, R. . Neal, S. . Mieyeioski, B . Miller, I. . Nass, B. . Mr. McGrath . Mills, D. . Moore, J. . Moravec, S. . Nicholson, C. Homeroom 210 Lawless, K. Mrs. Nelson Kearney, J. Kerr, R. Katz, D. Kent, R. Kuhn, C. Kline, G. Kuensel, L. Lockman, L. Kunz, B. Kreamer, D. Le Cates, J. Moulton, J. 21. Miller, K. , 1 Miner, B. 22. Miner, R. I A Mickey, D. 23. Newell, J. I , D-0 Monaco,.J. 24. Nelinson, S. Q2 Moskowitz, I. 25. Moskowitz, R. ' ' . Nolan, P. 26. Miltenberger, B. I I 2' Montgomery, T. 27. Nissim, J. I l Moyer, L. U. Moran, C. 3' m i . Musgrave, W. J J I 1 Langford, M. Karr, D. Kalbach, N. Kushner, S. Keil, B. 5 I I0 Kramer, S. Q, l ll I2 Lagermar1,J. l 15 F H R 3 21' Ib. La Lone, J. '7 F 30 2 2 Lorentz, E. V Kravtz, I. Kent, B. X Laustin, K. 1 . Laustin, K. 174 Freshman Class Ofiicers: l-r,' Secretary, Donna Lappas, President, Patrice Paragog Treasurer, Linda Mount. Homeroom 130 1. Raff, G. 2. Reynolds, S. 3. Rankin, W. 4. Reda, F. 5. Reed, M. 6, Mr. Brandeau 7. Pontier, A. 8. Pierno, B. 9. Rankin, L. 10. Polotnik, S. 11. Ptasenski, E. 12. Rintoul, G. 13. Roetling, B. 14. Puglesie, B. 15. Riday, L. 16. Priestly, I. 17. Petronick, J. 18. Petruska, T. 19. Pitchon, L. 20. Reitzes, J. Robbins, P. Roberson, L. Rankow, M. Reany, P. Robinson, R. Ramer, K. . Petterson, A. Radcliffe, E. Reiner, J. 3 ' 5 til 'V ra no at Q Q3 2-i as 9,0 Q :I 91 . 1 X 1 I i 1 i i I CLASS OF '70 Each freshman has his own memories of his first day in high school, but most of them can be summarized in the single word-confusion. The freshmen spent their nrst week finding study halls, opening lockers, and mistakenly trying to sit at senior lunch tables. Although it seemed like ages before they all knew where they were going, in a few short weeks, a class that had seemed hopeless to the upperclassmen and faculty was ready to take its rightful place in the activities of JFK. After the hrst excitement wore off, the freshmen narrowed their school lives down to an endless round of classes and study halls, which were broken by an occasional assembly. During these days, the freshmen took time to elect class officers who were: Patrice Parago, President, Cheryl Justice, Vice-President, Donna Lappas, Secretary, Linda Mount, Treasurer. Then with someone at their helm, they and their class advisor, Mr. Reiter, planned activities for that year. As the year progressed, the freshmen were absorbed into the school life, and spent the majority of their time learning the ropes that make our school run. Next year they will be ready to return as veterans, eager to initiate the new Freshman Class. 175 Homeroom 114 Dyer, S. Driscoll, B. Donnelly, D. Donzanti, D. DeLoche, D. DeMarco, B. Dillabough, S. DeCesare, M. Deal, M. Dion, L. Dupee, B. Dunn, I. ' DiBartolo, R. Doerr, P. de la Parra, D. Dunosky, J. Dobler, V. Dennison, L. Derda, M. Dressler, R. Dluzeski, L. Diaz, J. Homeroom 126 Cole, C. Davis, S. Dalanni, J. Dallas, B. Ciangetti, K. Coghlan, J. Cooper, R. Chappell, M. Cooper, H. Cronkhite, K. Cohen, M. Cummings, P. Clinger, J. Cintron, A. Edmonds, C. Duflin, S. , Diaz, J. A Q is .21 SA Q 5 ,, 1 Duke, K. Mr.Ducket ' 1 -f b 57 8 7 Dutkiewicz, D. Dennewitz, K. Deissler, M. X DelPercio, R. Chambers, D. Cutler, J. Coady, K. 7 9 7 Curtis, D. Craig, G. Cross, S. I 'T' '9 70 JI so .79 9' Mrs. Faustmann Collins, M. Cone, M. Davidson, D. 1 176 3 3 I 1 I ,. I N If 1' I7 'J 1 3 19 aa 5, . ll 27 K 11 .In . . 2 3, fi: 6 Homeroom 240 1. Kephart, K. 2. Jackson, M. 3. Jones, C. 4. Kaufman, R. 5. Mr. Miller 6. Kemp, W. 7. Kelleher, B. 8. Kenselar, R. Homeroom 112 1. Uratsolis, G 2. Towell, S. 3. Mr. Rocco 4. Thomas, C. 5. Unax, R. 6. Ulrope, B. 7. Vester, K. 8. Thomlin, J. 9. Thomson, P. Johnson S. James, B. Jansen, B. Kephart, K. Kelly, C. Kalmey, G. Joss, Pat Israel, M. Klein, S. Jones, J. James, S. Kline, R. Johnson, W. Johnson, D. Jones, B. Klein, D. Jefferds, L. Jansen, L. Jarvis, A. Jones, A. Jenkins, B. Justice, C. 10. Van Buren, 11. Toland, G. Tuller, F. Vavor, T. Trebbing, L. Tomsy, P. Tomsy, F. Todd, L. Turner, S. D. 19. Velez, E. 22. 23. - 177 24. 25. 26. 27. 29. 28. 20. Thomas, L. 21. Tynan, B. Valentine, B. Tomlinson, D Thomas, P. Tindal, J. Thomas, T. Turner, D. Van Sciver, G Tobias, L. Homeroom 202 1. Miller, D. 2. Messick, D. 3. Moore, J. 4. Merolla, L. 5. Milsop, L. 6. Miller, V. 7. Melvin, J. 8. Mercer, J. 9. Morrison, D. 10. Morrow, D. 11. Metters, A. 12. Montalvo, R. 13. Mr. Cohen 14. Mears, W. 15. Moon, J. 16. Marshall, R. 17. Misek, R. 18. Miller, A. 19. Massey, B. 20. Marshall, D. 21. MayHue, R. 22. Marshall, M. 23. Massey, J. 24. Miles, K. 25. Minkins, K. Homeroom 208 1. Perry, M. 2. Orthwein, N. 3. Mothersheacl, 4. O'Connor, N. 5. Nichol, J. 6. Musgrave, K. 7. Newell, J. 8. Perrone, J. 9. Nowrey, J. 10. Mullane, D. 11. Mr. Moss 12. Mount, L. 13. Peterson, L. 14. Ott, R. 15. Parent, S. 16. Muscal, F. 17. O'Conner, D 18. Mothershead 19. Odgers, J. 20. Peterson, L. 21. Orsi, M. 22. O,Brien, K. 23. Pawlak, R. 24. Nolan, T. 25. Mundorf, L. 26. Persons, J. 27. Perrigo, P. 28. Nelson, J. Morrison, S. I Martin, A. Melmick, S. Mollo, M. Mann, D. Marigna, L. Morrell, D. 33. Morre, T. . Maslow, L. H52 1, 178 H omeroom 152 1. Ross, J. A 2. Sanders, S. 3. Sandusky, J. 4. Ruiz, T. 5. Roth, D. 6. Rubin, S. 7. Schmidt, C. 8. Schintz, D. 9. Schettini, R. 10. Schuerman, D. 11. Sandeford, A. 12. Schellhardt, D. 13. Rushing, J. 14. Schneider, E. 15. Schipper, G. 16. Schoenfeld, P. 17. Mrs. Gibson 18. Schuerman, D. . Rowan B. Samson Ross M. Q Sanders D. Rohman, J. is anche as qui S .7 .S......0n,C. 1 Schroeder, G. Rose, B. Ruel, G. Rosenman, H. Saltzer, H. Schleich, D. A . 122 3 Homeroom 160 1. Senghaas, P. 2. Sears, C. 3. Schumann, N. 4. Simko, D. 5. Seskin, S. 6. Sherman, W. 7. Silverman, S. 8. Skinner, C. 179 9. sheipe, J. Miss Horton Spaulding, G. Speer, D. Sobota, G. Shuster, L. Sheppard, B. Soupious, M. Schwartz, B. Sharkey, T. Smyth, R. Shilling, D. Singer, D. Smith, R. Sharp, S. Smith, A. Shaproski, C. Shaw, J. Sing, W. Shafer, A. Shultz, A. Smith, M. Sher, S. Homeroom 238 1. Hall, C. 2. Hamm, J. 3. Miss Waters 4. Hollis, S. 5. Israel, J. 6. Hoffman, R. 7. Hayden, P. 8. Hazard, A. 9. Hunter, F. 10. Hendry, T. 11. Hunter, R. 12. Hollinger, F. 13. Hill, M. 14. Hendry, F. 15. Huckin, W. 16. Huffman, J. 17. Hendry, B. 18. Hart, P. Homeroom 122 1. Bradley, R. 2. Calina, M. 3. Brown, B. 4. Brettell, J. ,5. Catino, J. 6. Cantwell, J. 7. Callanan, R. 10. Carlson, J. 11. Bucter, R. 12. Brink, L. 13. Cannava, J. 14. Campi, D. 15. Briel, D. 16. Capers, J. 17. Burkholder, N. 18. Cavanaugh, J. 19. Boughman, B. 20. Brigati, C. 21. Cella, B. 22. Cavanaugh, S. 23. Butler, P. 24. Broscious, C. 25. Brenner, H. 26. Boyko, M. 27. Mrs. Gambrill 28. Carson, V. 29. Ceriale, J. 30. Britton, J. 31. Brown, P. . Hager, M. .Holden, M. , nv . Horner, J. J Q f' 'O gg . Horner, J. 2 ,, H '7 . Hicks, J. 3 l . Heck, E. W ,J . Holmes, K. Q, nw ' Q .Habsch, D. S S Q S 8 D IV 2 37 3 JJ sv . Burgess, M. . Buttinghausen, J. . Carini, J. 180 Homeroom 204 Mr. O,Brien . Knight, K. . Krogulski, J. Krever, A. Lake, L. Leifels, P. Leon, J. Kugler, R. Lewbart, V. Leish, S. Lappas, D. Leffler, D. Kalwitz, K. Leibowitz, J. . Langwieler, M. Lefkowitz, L. Kosoy, R. Klinger, H. Krane, I. Krotosky, S. Lapidus, H. Krsnak, K. Kernz, K. Kressen, L. Leifels, P. Land, D. Kevlin, K. Leuy, M. Lenox, G. Krogulsky, J. Lentz, J. ir Kolber, B. I 2 I! 'P 7 l' . 15 C 9 ' a JQ1 'B ll as A R H '2 'I ,. ' U Iv 4 N an . H ,, , J JJ J' ,, 1,5 Homeroom 242 I1 2' Q 1. Barrett, W. ,, ,, 2. Bornstein, C. ,, 3' JI 9' 77 10 1' 11 3. Berrios, H. 1 A 1 , , H 4. Benson, C. lt l j ' 5. Bayer, D. Blakely, T. Basner, B. Baron, L. Benson, G. Bartholomew, J. Mr. Matlack Bolden, B. Bivens, H. Barton, B. Beirhalter, C. Beudler, L. Bosch, S. Billingiere, P. Bintliff, J. Benson, E. Berkely, M. Bass, A. Biros, J. Berman, L. Bergan, B. Barry, L. Bishop, K. Blair, S. Bassolino, J. Bartashnick, S. Borne, R. 181 H omeroom 108 . Appleton, W. . Anderson, K. . Adams, M. . Ashness, L. . Adkins, C. . Anderson, P. . Alexander, A. .Arcuri, M. . Allen, J. . Annis, R. . Bader, V. . Ahern, A. . Auriemma, A. . Bacon, G. . Aldersley, M. . Andrews, P. . Abdulah, T. . Applin, C. . Baker, K. . Axleroad, M. . Atkin, R. . Adams, A. . Axler, G. . Aubeny, C. . Baer, G. . Baker J. .Abish P. .Khan N. .Aiello D. . Adamo, L. ' x as Alexander, D. at U at . Mr. Persons '7 'V '7' 7' ' 7 , , In u ll IL 'I , I 2 3 , 5 0 7 8 1 n 3 1 , 3 31 Tl 34- H omeroom 230 Gomez, B. Green, M. Guess, J. Grauberger, L Grantham, C. Gilbert, N. Gower, B. Gablik, A. Greasham, J. Gendron, T. Gardener, H. Frith, C. Goldman, G. Mrs. Morris Gerichten, B. Gruber, T. Greene, J. Garber, M. Gersthiemer, P. Graham, B. Glenn, G. Guber, R. Gary, M. Gagon, R. Goodhead, M. Gregory, P, Gaskill, M. Goch, M. Gorman, M. Gerhardt, M. Gilden, J. Hafer, B. Goodhart, J. nl 182 Fila N Cafeteria Il Willams, V. Watkins, C. Young, J. Wachter, F. Westermah, R. Waters, J. Way, P. Wassmuth, R. Ward, T. 10. Winter, H. ll Ward, E. 1 12. Zimdell, A. 6 9 ' 3, 13 Vanlammeren, L. H r 3' 14 Zurinski, K. i YD 'H lol 15.zuk, A. aa JW as N' 37 3' 16. Zia, H. 17 Zinn, R. 18 Welsh, D. 183 Homeroom 120 Francis, B. Enrico, M. Finley, R. Endicott, W. Fitzpatrick, K. 6. Fisher, R. Epstein, S. Ent, B. Enrico, A. Filler, J. Felton, D. Fisher, L. Ellis, R. Eldridge, K. Ehrman, I. Ferree, D. Fellman, D. Flynn, S. Fitzpatrick, S. Esten, B. Fisher, G. Flowers, L. Forlini, T. Rord, O. Fletcher, J. Ewer, M. Fisher, C. Mr. Cronmiller Figneron, D. Freeman, B. Yetter, G. Woods, M. Mr. Gallagher Wagenfer, B. Weatherhotts, C Wheller, S. Wanger, J. Wimer, P. Wright, S. Wolf, A. Woodland, C. Wheaton, J. Weaver, J. Yotka, J. Zaruba, C. Vroman, J. Walton, C. Wester, C. Zemak, S. Zinbell, L. Wodiild, M. Zadlo, T. Yotka, J. Homeroom 156 . Steg, B. . Spitler, L. . Stern, C. . Stavalli, R. . Stutzman, K. . Stout, M. , Stringfellow, F. . Stewart, K. . Stehly, E. . Sullivan, S. . Stapleton, C. . Strickland, L. . Tait, J. . Sumbler, K. . Stefanic, D. . Spear, D. . Teagarden, V. . Spence, N. . Stevens, N. . Stinson, S. . Tabak, W. . Stinger, W. . Sukoff, M. . Taylor, K. . Sweeney, B. . Stoops, D. . Mr. Reilly Homeroom 200 Lopez, A. Maggs, B. McPhillips, E. McClellan, P. Marino, K. McNamee, S. McDoWel, C. Lundin, V. McAndrews, K. McGregger, I. Luccarelli, T. McKee, S. Linch, R. McGarver, V. Marshal, C. McKone, J. McNeil, D. Long, D. Lista, R. McDonald, F. Mrs. DeLissio McCloud, M. McCloud, V. Little, B. MacKel, R. McNeil, J. Marian, T. Lindros, N. Marinoff, I. Lindros, T. McBride, D. McDonald, M. .fl Z W 184 . . :5:3:5:5:f ..... .4:5L14:5:5:5:g:iE5:gE5E151E1E '.'.'.'.','.',','.--P.-D-3 .'--.'..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -:,. ffl.. :,-.4 '135:'Q 5 :3.3f..:.:.:ffff.5 i:i'i: 7332 3f':'f453f - ZF fi-.' SQ-:5: 'f:3:?:3:3:3:5:5:5:3: LQ.4r S. '-1f5EQE,...EQEfE AJ. +6 -' .- :g.:, ' ??ifigi5E5:f.5?f5ETLQ 121 '-553532:-??:i55:5.f -'-,+i-:-:-:3:3:l 2:2-f' - Ijlziif f:f:57g f g g.- '31 4' ' gfiiigiiiiiffifffff '.q::1i:gs:?:S:'.is::-. .-,-.A.-. . , asggp ff:Q:f:f:I 3 f 1 Q.:.f.:.:.:,j 'le' 1: AU... ,'-,' -, . . .,. - 1 e + f1:1:es:::: 1215525255 '5D?5 ?-:W f f3:3' -23132-' - . - .jI:IgQIj,, 'K I' n .n1...... . l .........f. . ,:.:.-.i '-f. :I:I:I:I:I:I:I:?:C':f:.: x ' - 53ffffEfEfSfE2?3EiI!fifF2 EISIEIEZESISISIS-Sr,1E2S:f:g. -E JA. ... . 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He that gets all he can honestly and saves all he gets Cnecessary expenses exceptedj will cer- tainly become rich . . . The man's name was Benjamin Franklin. His son lived here in Willingboro and was the Governor of West Jersey. 186 eam brk On the football field or basketball court, teamwork is the key to success. The talent and ability of individuals may Vary, but without that vital ingredient-the ability to cooperate and work together- individual abilities are meaningless. Teamwork is also vital in any industrial enterprise. The Rohm and Haas team is made up of more than 12,000 men and women. At the Bristol Plant some 3,000 people produce hundreds of different chemicals-enzymes for the textile, food, and tanning trades, emulsions for paints, floor polishes, textiles, and paper coatings, Plexiglass acrylic plastic sheet and molding powder, insecticides, miticides . . . the list would fill a book. To do this a Variety of skills are required. Chemists, engineers, chemical operators, accountants, typists, stenographers, pipe-litters, mechanics, instrument men . . . there are few skills which are not represented on the Rohm and Haas team. We hope you will consider us when your education is completed. We have a number of positions for team players. f D Z Cl . PHILADELPHIA, PA. 1 91 05 187 f'N4'.?.,x if D 'fl-1. 395' H -wi -law, ll I X A F-'Q 'l iii . , If Einstein were thinking about real estate he'd think about MARCH REALTY Rt. 130 Willingboro, New Jersey 877-0770 188 Congratulations from The KEY CLUB! Blount, Dale Brankley, Russ Coen, Larry Ford, Brian Howard, Denny Kerrins, Dave Treas. Kerstetter, Ralph Kincaid, Dave Lutz, Steve MacDonald, Gerry Miller, Dean Morrow, Bill Pres. Paulson, Ted Trepple, Larry Members Williams, Ken Wilson, Pete Card, Doug Carpenter, John David, Richard Dougherty, Jim Galvin, Terry Garbett, Peter Grant, Bruce Handy, Bruce Vice Pres. Johnson, Jeffrey Kukla, Doug Pizzalongo, Pete Sec. 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A Congratulations from the Bank of West Jersey Willingboro Ofhce Route 130 and Charleston Road Best of Luck to the Class of 1967 from the Grasshopper Willingboro Plaza X mmmmmw Compliments of Ryan's Flying A Service Station, Willingboro Parkway and Park Road Congratulations to the Class of '67 from GLICK STUDIOS in Philadelphia 191 Willingboro Homes, Inc. Route if 130 Edgewater Park, New Jersey Alexander Coiffures Charleston Road Willingboro, New Jersey The Alexander Printing Company Riker Delaware Building Willingboro, New Jersey 877-1 150 Talone's Atlantic Station Woodlane Road Edgewater Park, New Jersey COMMUNITY PAINT G0. Burlington - Mt. Holly tRte. 1301 Willingboro, N.J. Artist'Suppiies and Picture Frames Custom Made For Diplomas - Weddings, etc. GOES Funeral Home 212 Levitt Pky. Willingboro, N.J. 871-1000 Ray McDowell Insurance Agency Route 130 Edgewater Park, New Jersey 877-6100 CASEL AGENCY INC. Two Ollices on Route 130 Real Estate Insurance Bridgeboro, NJ. Willingboro, NJ. HObart 1-5000 TRiangle 7-5000 ROCK HILL FURNITURE 81 ACCESSORIES 2226 U. S. Highway No. 130 Beverly, New Jersey Call 877-2444 Congratulations to the CLASS OF '67 from the RECORD SHACK Willingboro Plaza Compliments of RICHARD JONES' MOBIL SERVICE STATION U.S. Hwy. No. 130 and Willingboro Parkway Willingboro, New Jersey STEELMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL 502 Linden Street, Camden, New Jersey WOodlawn 4-3369 May We Invite You to Visit Our School at Your Convenience Complete Business Training Refresher Courses Individual Instruction Summer School Day or Evening Speed Building Courses in Gregg Shorthand and Typewriting Approved by the NJ. Department of Education Best Wishes to the Class of '67 from CLAUDE M. HEDDER SHOE REPAIR SHOP Robins Building on Charleston Road Willingboro R. Mt. EDWARDS COMPANY Fine Furniture and Carpet Route 130 COpposite the State Police Headquarters! Willingboro, New Jersey HAPPY MOTORING! and Congratulations from GAUNTT'S ESSO STATION Across from State Police Barracks in Willingboro SHINN'S AUTO BODY SHOP Auto Body Repairing Auto Painting Pick up and Delivery Route 130, Beverly 877-0319 c. f. TAIT inc. FRIGIDAIRE CUSTOM KITCHENS Zenith MOTOROLA Sales and Service Rancocas, NJ. 267-1166 Congratulations from RIKER CHEVROLET U.S. Highway 130 Burlington, New Jersey 386-1281 Compliments of PLAZA DRUG CENTER Willingboro Plaza Compliments of THE FASHION TREE w1LLINGBoRo PLAZA Mr. and Mrs J. L. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Albert Davies Compliments of KEVLEN REALTY Route 130 and Charleston Road 877-6380 air E TRUCK af... Q J W' are JAcKsoN's sl-:ELL SERVICE C can agar? Beveriyiz ancoca SRC1. Willingboro, N.J. PATRONS A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Pat Abbatantiono Mr. and Mrs. F. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Emery E. Ahart Mr. and Mrs. Edward Albright Mr. and Mrs. Paul Andrews Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold, III and Mrs M Aers Mr. . . y Mrs. Mary Alice Bacon Mrs. Dorothy Ballendorf Mr. Edward Banos Mrs. Barber Mr. and Mrs. William Barry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Battaglino Mr. and Mrs. John Bauer Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Bauman, M.D. Becan Morten Beck Charles E. Bendorf H. Bernstien Edward Bevens G. Fred Bischoff Blattenberger Mr. John L. Blodgett Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bloomer, Jr. H. Bookman D. Boring E. Borromeo Mr. and Mrs. Boscoe Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. D. Boyd Boynton James A. Bragg A. Briel Oliver C. Brinkorhoff, Jr. Lt. Col. and Mrs. Albert C. Brooks Edward and Phyllis Brough Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. Brudaker Paul Bubermake Mrs. Molly Budner Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Buner M. R. Burton . 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Lokan Mrs. Judy Parker Mr. and Mrs. Julies Pasquariello Mr. and Mrs. R. Passentino Mr. and Mrs, P. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patterson Mr. Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Carl F. Pennipede Mr. and Mrs. William Peny Mr. and Mrs. Mariano Perry Mr. Ronald Persons Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Peters Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pettier Mr. and Mrs. Will. Pettis Miss Lorraine Phillips Mrs. Pierson Mr. and Mrs. Larry Pollack Mr. and Mrs. Edward Poole Dino and Jimmie Potee Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Potter Mr. and Mrs. Powell Mr. A. Powell Mr. and Mrs. H. Presant Mr. and Mrs. Prior Mr. Joseph F. Prisco Miss Sandy Prisco Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Pritchard Anna SL John Raeside Mr. and Mrs. Ragner Dr. and Mfsf Richard winkie ' Mr. and Mrs. Long H. Steward Riday Nesbit and Earlene B. MacCullough Mr. and Mrs. Mackie Dr. and Mrs. James Maglietta Mr. and Mrs. Robert Magowak Mr. and Mrs. J. Maher Mr. Robert Mahler Mr. and Mrs. E. Mahon Mr. and Mrs . D. Main Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marinoff Mr. and Mrs. A. Marshall Mr. and Mrs . Anthony Marshall Mrs. William Jay Ralph Mr . and Mrs. Robert H. Ramsey Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Read Mr. and Mrs. Gudrun Redman Mr. and Mrs. W. Reed Mr. and Mrs. T. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Davida A. Riedel Mr. and Mrs. Mark Risley Mr. Rocco Mr. and Mrs. Menin. Rochscer Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rody Ronnie 85 Doris Mr. and Mrs. Boris H. Rosen Mr. Steve Rosenthal Chief M. Roser Mr . Rott Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Royds Rubinstein M. Rubintz . John H. Russell . James O. Ruth Gary Evans Ryan C. Sanders G. Sayka Scaccia F. Dean Scheurman R Schmidt Mr. William Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. W. Schroeder Mr. and Mrs. William Schwartz Mr. Charles M. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Clint Seltzer Mr. and Mrs. F. Sessons Mr. and Mrs. G. Sexton Mr. George W. Shannon Mrs. Sharpe Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Shemeley Miss Linda Ann Shinn Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs . M. Singleton . Tom Sintef . W. M. Sliney Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Smith . Charles Smith . E. J . Smith Mr. Jay Snyder Mr. and Mrs. James Sojourner Mr. Spakow Mrs. Alice Spense Miss Sonja Stavisky Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stevenson, Jr. S. Sgt. Jr. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Stiles Mr. Henry Sutrynowicz Mrs. Anne Swasey Mr. and Mrs. James E. Teffler Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Frank Tillman Mr. and Mrs. Leo Tobias Mr. and Mrs. Todd Mr. and Mrs. R. Tropea Mr. Vincent A. Turco Mrs. W. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Tom Tyrrell Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Van Buren Mr. and Mrs. L. Vassallo Mr. and Mrs. R. Vernon Mr. William Julius Vetter Mr. Wm. M. Walker Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Ward Mr. and Mrs. John Warren Miss K. Waters Mr. and Mrs. A. Watt Mr. Samuel Weisberger Mrs. Joseph E. Welsh Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Fritz Westphal P. B. White A. Whiteside Clarence E. Whittaker Wieczorek R. Wilding Charles William Conway Williams J ame Williams David A Wilson III Mr. Jimmy Witzer Mr. Donald H. Wochester Women's Aux. Vol. Fire Co.:,bfl Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Wood, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Woomer Mr. and Mrs. John F. R. Wysard Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Yetter Miss Marie K. Yorty Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Zadlo Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zinovitch 197 AR YE XT NE CK LU TER ET B N 1 .:71'.V E fm-1 T QW ,l 1 -QL 3 TNS v ff' CT BX in Eg T :E-if XJO X45 J T , E YW! ' ' I 7 'Q if W2 Q, XXQ 'Mx f Ta' '55 Jf X-J f 9 K - 1 E, nj 5 LJ -Ti X XV' XA 3 NW - 753 3 c.. G4 T7 Q TTY Lex Q if f 3 IS- QT X , 3 75'll j 2 Q if X Y 6 H' S xt N-,,..-Jw MQ x fy 198 To Mr. George M. Adams We dedicate GRYPHON '67 It is an unusual dedication that is found at the end of a yearbook, but George M. Adams is an unusual man. As a member of the Kennedy faculty for the past six years, Mr. Adams has not confined his activities solely to teaching. In addition to his duties as Art Department Chairman, he has found time to advise both the Chess Club and Art-Niks. For the past Eve years, Mr. Adams has been an able and amiable advisor to the Gryphon SIHH. He has carried us through the many problems that must be overcome to produce a good yearbook. I, as editor, am sure that all previous Gryphon staffs would join us in expressing our appreciation for the assistance, time and patience he has given us all. In recognition of this, we, the stajj', dedicate the 1967 Gryphon. G.M.R. 199 A An intimate message from the sponsor: I guess I made my yirst mistake when I was two years old and thought I wanted to be a yearbook sponsor but I had always counted on having an intelligent, hard working, energetic, yearbook staff and especially a real brick for an editor, but then I met George . . . I took him in and taught him all the idiosyncrasies of the fine old craft of yearbook making . . . gave him the advantages of my years of experience in this exciting business . . . got him a new and exciting publisher with many new ideas and innovations . . . had one of the top photographic studios do our photography . . . got one of the most exciting and hard working staHs any editor could possibly expect to have . . . turned them all loose with a free, guiding hand and words of encouragement . . . and here . . . here was the rub . . . pictures missing . . . deadlines missed . . . prob- lems we have never dreamed of now appeared . . . it was fantastic . . but in spite of it all . . . I am much greyer . . . have to drink milk . . . but we do have a yearbook . . . and I believe a good, honest represen- tation of I967 at our school . . . we may have missed some groups here and there or a face here and there but if we did, it was unintentional and we tried very hard to include everyone and everything . . . thank you, stayf, and even you George . . . g.m.a. This book printed by VELVATONE, a special process of litho- graphic printing. Sole producers: Wm. J. Keller Inc., Buifalog N. Y Nu other printing frm is authorized to use the Velvatone method l THAT WAS J.F.K Q35