Linden High School - Cynosure Yearbook (Linden, NJ)

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Table ol Contents Page Lay-out 4 ..,..,.......... Board of Education 5 ..... Faculty and Administration 19 .,.............,.,.......... Senior Class 96 ........ Senior Will 98 ....... In Memoriam 99 ,...s.......,.,...,...... Junior Class 111 ............,.,... Sophomore Class 124 ...,. Senior Homeroom Teachers 125 .,........,,,, Clubs and Activities 126 .. ............... Senior Prom 128 ..... Senior Barn Dance 130 ..........,..,...... Halloween 131 Christmas Decorations 132 ...........,,..... Senior Play 136 ............ Junior Prom 138 ...... ......... J unior Barn Dance 140 ........,.......,................. Student Council 142 ...... Secretarial and Clerical Assistant 143 ...........,.. Boosterettes and Service League 144 .,................... Stage and Proiection Crews 145 ...... Assembly Committee and Library Squad 146 ......................,.............................. Chronicle 149 ...................... Cynosure 152 ...,.....,....... Debate Clubs 154 ....... National Honor Society 155 .......... Mu Alpha Theta 156 ....., Language Clubs 158 ................................ F. B. L. A. 159 ........... Drama Club and F. H. A. 160 ...... Future Nurses and Teachers 161 ....... Radio and Photography Clubs 162 ............................. Science Clubs 164 ...... Art and Folklore Clubs 165 ..... Modern Dance Club 166 ..... Choir and Glee Club 168 ...................... Band 170 ............. Orchestra 171 ...... Spring Program 172 ..... Special Thanks 173 ..,................................ Sports 174 ................,................. Football 176 ....... Cheerleaders and Twirlers 178 ,..... Thanksgiving Day Game 180 .............................,..... Tennis 182 .. Cross-Country 183 ............... Golf 184 ..... Basketball 186 ...... Baseball 188 ....... Track 190 ,,...... Soccer 191 ...... Hootenanny l92 ...... Miscellaneous 193 .... Advertisements

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Theme: PEANUT! Cynosure chooses the characters from the comic strip Peanuts, by Charles M. Schulz, as its theme for 1965. In this popular cartoon are to be found representatives of all types of people. As you look through the Cynosure, try to recognize whom the Peanuts people may represent. Mr. Schulz makes a point of mentioning the fact that his creations are remarkable in their resemblance to real peo- ple. Who knows, you may even recognize yourself in one of our people. by Charles M. Schulz To Mr. Schulz we owe a great debt for his having given Cynosure permission to use the Pea- nuts idea. The characters, of course, are the creations of 'Mr. Schulz alone. Our staff artists, Cathleen Cupec and Kathryn Guest, have worked hard to doiustice to Mr. Schulz' work. Our thanks to him can be only in the form of a yearbook well- organized about its theme, Peanuts, David Piacente, Editor THE CHARACTERS ff?- f' X lf' 361 y A 3 fix 59:1 xg is ' V 'li S fifg -R K I Nile' qt ' '53 .. -. 'ess 'll :ie 9' ref 10 V 'T' - -- 11. -. kg, ' , Y ' E ff s s' tpsss - 'S' Sclwoerler Patty Lucy Linus Violet Charlie Brown Pig-Pen, Shermy, Snoopy

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M' - . L i, Board of Education 1 Dr. James J, O'Bl-ien Mr. Michael Woytowicz I Assistant Superintendent President Mr- Emanuel Bednck of Schools February 1, 1964 - Svpefintendenf Of Schools A.B., Mid., Edo., January 31, 1969 B.S.,M.A., New York University Rutgers University Mr. Raymond J. Donahue Vice-President February 1, 1961 - January 31, 1966 Miss Lottie A. Rosenband y ' Secretary to the 9 'L Board of Education ,WM 4, 5333, was an z f gg xr! ,Q ,W gg. Mr. Abraham Rothberg February 1, 1963 - January 31, 1968 1 1. - - J 3 ' if Mr. Elmer P. Ruth .,r, Mrs. Stephen Szczepaniak,Jr June 30' 1964- February 1, 1965- January 31, 1967 A l Gi January 31, 1970