Long Beach Junior High School - Aurora Yearbook (Long Beach, NY)

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Congressional leaders. Right photo: Red Chinese-Russian relcl the signing ly' the limited nuelear test ban treagf in Moscow. Seated: Sec. if worsened during the year as they battled fir leadership M world commu. State Dean Rusk, Andrei Gromyko, LordHome. Premier Khrushehevstands be- This Moscow meeting between Mikhail Suslov, ZW, and Teng Hsaio-Pe hind Lord Home next to UN. Secretayt General U Thant, Adlai Stevenson and August failed to produce accord. oQp-f ,-M nv W-A . as-e it , 51+'i6x::sAf , 1 5 E r An unidentwed priest went to the aid :ja wounded soldier during a revolt in Venezuela. For this picture Hector Rondon won the 1963 Pulitzer Prize far news photography. World Events in Review-196 feb- f , L 'N -sq 3 Q 1 C 3 r P 2 e , . . 9 I 3 is 1 zz U ,. -I 6 I, Y. aff, Pope Paul VI began his reign ajter the death fyfPope John XXIII. 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' 'ffl ., -, .1 I -- f1gif'1-.,t:,f i:7u,.,f,-Q33 W' 'ri W !!--Nw '.ZJt'f'+3 f- Tm g f .: gufiw it ci-'.' B -F il fl v af .'?g..'g,7,,JLA.f-yeh , 1 e , - ' r 4 . -,., l ,nf Q , , ,,gea'5f.f1'7ef,f i 'iff 'i:f7IE'l?'0wzZ- ffff P .y .fll f Y I f Above: Vietnamese tanks assaulted President Diem's palace during successful November coup which resulted in Diern's death. Meanwhile, fcolorj U.S. advisers continued working with Vietnamese troops in inconclusive fighting against Communist Viet Cong guerillas supplied fam ,North Viet Nam. , A new islanaQ IX4 mile long and 130feet high, was born Wsouthern Icelandfrorn an under- water volcano. Britainls new prime minister, Sir Alec Douglas-Home, took zjjice in November, after scandals shook Harold Macrnillan's government. i ! H 2 K East- West tension continued: IW, Gen. Chong of North Korea levels a pistol at U.N. spokesmen during discus- sions qfarmistice-violating raids at Panmunjom. Right, Russian attempts to control Allied access to Berlin jailed in the -Rice if western unity. This American convfyv had been delayed 42 hours en route to the cigr, . ,if- s , , x ,X i ranting 'E fr A WWE W 1? wi 5155? wwf 2 Q ma K5 2, we 55 9 1 f fr hME,ab i f f' , 1 - Liss 5? l .1 'hrs PRINCIPAL 'S MESSAGE De ar Graduates: It is with pride and regret that I greet you-- Pride because of the manner in which you have conducted yourselves during the past t 'Mw1 i,i three years--regret because at the close of , mx, this school year, we shall miss seeing you in M the halls, on our athletic fields, and at our social events. Throughout the past three years, I have watched you grow in stature, advance in knowl- edge and acquire poise and social graces. These have been important and productive years. During this time, you have had to make many important decisions and you have assumed numerous new responsibilities. You have done all of this well. Yours is the last class to have been with us as students at the Lido Junior School and you have had the experience of being in a school that changed from a two year Junior School to a full-fledged three year Junior High School. It would be impossible to spend three years together without having a feeling of great closeness. You have been our day time family and each morning as I greeted you, I have thought of you as my children. During this time, we have shared many moments of joys and sorrows. I shall recall with pleasure the manyf sports events and the social events which we have enjoyed together. We have also shared in one of the most tragic events in the history of our country. I shall never forget that sad afternoon when we received word of the untimely death of our beloved President. You left the building in shocked silence with the dignity that the mournful occasion warranted. We shall always remember where we were and what we were doing when that message reached us. When you leave, you will bring to a close the final chapter of our Junior School history. When we moved, we discovered that it mattered not which school we were in as long as we were all together. While you were here, we have tried to give you the educational background that will be helpful to you in the future. You came to us as eager, starry-eyed children with keen anticipation and high hopes for your new school experience. During your stay here, your anticipation became a reality and most of your hopes have been fully realized. We now send you on as young adults with new hopes and anticipation but still with the stars in your eyes. As you go on to new educational experiences, you have my fondest good wishes for continued success. May all your dreams come true and may your future be bright and happy. Very sincerely yours, M. Genevieve Kelly Principal MGK: dh i 5 J ug Q51 UE'-I mg kg :eww QT Qi 1 1 Q11 xl I CS-1 , 1 SLIPERI TE DE T It gives me great pleasure to offer sincere congratulations to the ninth grade class at our Junior High School. To the students, faculty and yearbook staff go our very best wishes for success in all educational endeavors. The Aurora or beginning of real education will now come to our students following the exploration of junior high. As each goes forth to senior high, college and the school of life, the dawn of inquiry, which we now commend as part of junior high experience, will always be held dear to heart. EARL F. SOPER Superintendent of Schools iiWig?Q35Q35QE3315213113356353359335375QUQEQPEQPECPJEQEQEQW CQ-'I 1:11 1:11 1:1 1:11 1:1 1:11 1:1 1:11 1:5 1:H 1:11 1:11 1:5 1:11 1:11 113 1:11 1:11 1:11-.4 H JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY President of the United States May 29,1917 : November 22,1963 Dear God, please take care of your servant John Fitzgerald Kennedy Now the trumpet summons us again--not as a call to bear arms, though arms we need--not a call to battle, though embattled we are--but a call to bear the burden of a long twilight struggle, year in and year out, rejoicing in hope, patient in tribulation --a struggle against the common enemies of man: tyranny, poverty, disease and war itself . . . ln the long history of the world, only a few generations have been granted the role of defending freedom in its hour of maximum danger. I do not shrink from this responsibility--I welcome it. I do not believe that any of us would exchange places with any other people or any other generation. The energy, the faith, the devotion which we bring to this endeavor will light our country and all who serve it--and the glow from that fire can truly light the world . . . With a good conscience our only sure reward, with history the final judge of our deeds, let us go forth to lead the land we love, asking His blessing and His help, but'knowing that here on earth God's work must truly be our own. 7 -f -for x Guidance Ave et Vale! Hail and Farewell! To our gradu ates the members of the Guidance Department extend sincerest congratulations and best wishes in all your future endeavors. It is our hope that you will constantly strive to live up to the principles and ideals inculcated in your minds and hearts while attending the Junior High School. In doing so you will be a credit to your family, your country and your God. 513533 RIGHT: John F. Ryan. LOWER RIGHT: Leonard C. Remo. BELOW: Bernice Mayer. f ' V if 'eww iff Q it ,fyfxvm ' xx AXE! K yy XTX View 'x ijl Q3 8 FAC U LTY x Qs yi . Q N jx' ff. , S3 fx .fm J ' . Qs' W Q L ,. X HX . TX V AQ xx ibm 1, .x -f yxg X -,B Q F if FRANK AVENOSO VICTOR AXELROD ROBERT The Professor BARRETT I ' A nod of the head Supgasjitious 66 WL ' is hello .1 QW, ERWIN BAUMANN ARIANE It takes calibrated BEITLER eyeballs. Always laughing FRANCES BORSUK Those gorgeous fingernails. vi. IX VG' xx ilpf' fsNw'f X . Sweet and Lovely BARBARA BRENNAN nz. ROSE BLACKMAN Stand in the corner. 10 MARVIN BAUCH Is that clear? Uh, now, we all know that . . . JOSEPH BLOOM Half right face, about face, etc. it F273-calf Cm, ,,,.,,, ., , WU W Milf DONALD CARCICH A younger Casey Stengel. film PATRICIA JOSEPH CARU CARCICH You wa Q 1750 ' CASTELLI Rise and Shine. big fe a?' Have paintbrush ' will travel. X ,- fu ,Y 2' . , , , f .WW f V! MARION CHASE A quiet study hall. EDWARD CO1-EEN '. J OSEPHINE Peop , please CUNEO Ui Beware of the Cuneo Hint. NANCY DONAHUE Stand and be - F 157 f 4 SARAFINA CUTRONE You see . . . JOSEPH DeVOE Altos, you're not singing. heard. SHIRLEY ELLI OT Do11ie 11 ww .2 M5 fe 4f:,e:-g..:.g.:-:z izksfq ' 3215455 iq- . 31 L sry r J 3 f X, , H MA ,Q-ff.. ' Wifi L . , 1 K sk E , - ff if f 3 1 Q1 5 iw LK 2 ' ,mafffgr 3 i is X Xi df Ss 'L KL ,-,, H FRAETK F RRELL L 'G0 e W' the M gzrfav WILLIAM FINN No the tests fi G! VJ ' ' Zjiltziagked N MARY FINN r--8-.Lw .U v E E MURRAY CHARLOTTE ELIEN GILBERT u GLENNON GOLDSTEIN What's up dob? Enthusiasm The graceful lady. V W W4 LUJ personified LXMW' L A L gf I ! Q WWC!-P 1 . ' K, 1 4-as Il - ef ,S -- 'If ,. STEVE GOLD As good as silver LESLIE GOLDMAN Great. We like him 12 PAUL GLYNN Get to the point. RHODA GRABELSKY Oh, those cheer- leaders. 5 +, V 1m-.,, A RNOLD MARGARET BARBARA HITTLEMAN HUGHES HUMPHREYS Our All- Great sense of Personality American humor. CHARLES HARRIS The athletic type. ,:.a- U '- fia l f ' X. it ,,., A HARRY RABEL BARBARA KATZ K R DAVID KREUTZ Mad little What clothe . , 3:30, and printer - f don' be late. f I , . 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QVC it x f .v A-ww:ifz.4,f VERA PARADINE ROBERT PEPPER A perfect lady. Achoo! Bless our peppery fun- loving teacher HERBERT PIZIK Our own Leonard Bernstein. DENI SE PLANT Quizes, quizes, quizes 14 DON MURPHY Our own Mr. Novack. SHI RLEY PE RSKY Gre at new te acher. JOHN PODESTA The girls sure like his blush. RICHARD REILLY LENNY REMO 25 laps around the We '11 never forget track. old that he adstand in MERYL PRICE Worth any price. JANET ROSE Keeps us in stitches. MAE SEIDLER Dig the crazy hully gully. gym. Q2 HAROLD RUSSELL C'est 1a vie, LAD 15 JOHN F. RYAN HERMINE SAXE That hurried X Pert and pretty A walk. x HERBERT SPIEIMAN Merv Griffin's look alike. BARBARA STOCKMAN Soft spoken. Q' .nv x X V , 0 f RICI-fARDiTO E STRASSEN- M, SULLIVAN WhylS?1QfyQ4i 19.45 X REITER Hence . . . whelrf-yrtyllre ' 7. Everyone has a 55 ,f Ex - right to be heard. wax, ,, ALICE SWEENEY ll V fl Female Leonardo da Vinci. JOHN SWEENEY RITA TRIPI 'Whitey just had With one P. a bad day. 2,41 1: ms -- f f wail- ..., 2. , I- l Q up ag Ari 1 RIOS New teacher F .5 ' tagt ... X 65 . aa 2 X M W D0n't lithp. ELBA BORRAS new pleasure. HOWARD HONIG FLORENCE WERBER Florence Nightin- gale. 16 BERNARD WOOD Cut the chatter M. MORGEN- , THALER Her pet peeveg cavities ALICE WALSH W Always gay. Miss Eff c ency , f 3 if A I -, Y ' 1 A HJ f . y wg ROBE RTA PANI SH Reading Department Delight RUTH DITCHIK Always helpful, INEZ BERMAN Her favorite class --8th period. 17 L 91 ESTI-EER APPEL or Gramous' Pmm PATRICIA BOESCH and proper. Just stepped out of Vogue . 5 f . g I DOROTHY NELLIE SALZBERG I-IERMANSEN Livens up the Her merry smile General Office. matches her personality. SUZANNE BAILEY Cheerful thoughtful- ness. x X FLORENCE COOPER Our traveling skiier. smug? Candlds I gm . ik I8 GRADUATES m e: - A K l ' l fl 0 X 4 X , X y W X X x J ix . 6537 rn 4, X! DMLERS 5 XM W Mitchell Kosh QNot Pict.j Q LL! , 8zMaddY Engel Von Glalm 0 c ard Koppel . mf ' f M Lgpf lem W 42 vm 5 J 5 l i n ' JOYCe Grasser l Q EV? W WN QUDMVR GVLU si, . ix Janie Glatt 8: LU Bob man N f X x XJ 50 'Y MW A I aff X X f tf if ., -jN I' Jfiwliimar K FEATURESmrZ?manQ ,Q Q f ut f jf, , , X f X w f fx 5 K 4! Tern' KQSSEM Fimrrniigt Mmcublvg 21 Q'iT'6951 as LAURICE ABED Little Lu1u -- a living doll. MARALYN ADLIN 9-3's class artist. . . Fixx 91 sz fy X .,,,, .,,....,.. . v'1r.sfif2,2'fQf-1' Q , ' xll l, ffl' It .5 s X 'kg is X 4, es ,S W5 rs. W V :visa S 2 X 'Q' KL , X33 wig? Q I?ise2'.is.siE ' 'V Q zff'-Vzfiifkskl S Km ff' 3 M ig' , H sh .S .7 my Q. MQ? I 1 ifggsgyrisgk-,,i:-3. AL iw ijgy I .L V kmAA 5 LV.V MMk,i.5V,. We . vs V, . e,m?.Ei5sz BILLY AHRENS Versatility is hard to find. BOB ALBERGHINE A sharp remark for a sharp kid. ROBIN ALPERT Compact in every way. BRIAN ASHLEY Smoke gets in your eyes. ' ..,,.., N. , 2 S f S 2 R 'YA ff , as wifi su 5 . Sis B 36,53 1 . svrfg X25 K , , 5,25 x F s El 1 X fmifvsll K s EH ssssssgs S R U 586.12 JUNE BABISKIN Friendly Greeting W -9- a Smile : June. JEFF AMBINDER NINA ARONZON Quietg but awfully Certificate to nice. Goubard de Paris. VINNIE wefsidifiisim' .xfr erfsfswffilrf 1 ..-.s.sss5f3, sr1.wlsss11.. .21 sexi? ffgsssfex fm-lssrgswsi ' -wsssws-s'f. fgs25LE2gs '-.- , Mavis 'Y 3 , Wi 'if f 'X 3 Q Y, K, S ... -. S.. 5- '- ' .2 lm KISQAW si 2' W is ,, 3 is ,J slim S' wel f.s?s?s 2 s its ir is WSH is If .1 SQ, swf.. T' ATCHISON A gre at kidder. HOWARD BABUS A true-blue friend. New fswm ...--..,f....:.,.s- .,... ...-, ,, Ish :mn J--..f:-wr-::,-:'. 1- 2 , w:rs?A LV :J .s,x.ms5.,3gg3y js- . ,, my m5W.,V ,,.. . .. :. fTi:fEL5S'is' 7 ffi?I'liEL5Ea'w:-1. sf,-L ms if 4 fm Sf!- I I Q s H I' E 4, . . f ' . ' STEVEN BANK Humorous, well- liked, a barrel of fun. ' ALAN ATLAS Tall and strong. JAMES BARTLEY Success will follow him. MICHELLE ALFANDARI Miss Personality. 1 f '.':: 2- f5ZiEE7lf'iV'1v3?Si55g Z s.:s::sXgff',.f. E.'.1:1:5. '- ...., .,.. E ......, .,., . V -E: '-:l5'5EEr, ESV sy l .- ' , S lsifegy-I-V Sis? l I BARBARA ARZT A riot! JAMES AULL Aull in aull, a good kid. EVAN BASLOW Exchanged his lungs for gills. SUSAN BASS Quiet, nice, artistic. PAUL BECKER Might nice, and mighty brainy. - -'Z Higgjgyg . .v,.v, ., E LF is I it 'OE . J? si , 5 Y YK! Q it . aggm 1 LW ai at 1' ,. Q. ti. fm, .Q was M532 I 1 S fs, i it T STEVE BERGLAS 9- 14's Muscle Man. ALLEN BERRIE Bright as a bowl of cherries. ri i H419 1 aww fail Fix f I ',', .3 SW Q 3, i'9::?.'F' I WQBE B .. V Trina. we-eiffifi L fhfgfw s 1223? ' 'Q' L' wir' ' '- is i iq . '- 51 5 , . a LQ. - , f ii I2 it EQAKJQQMMM in BOBBY BEBERFELD A short but powerful bowler 511 QSQTSEQEESQV , . .f ...,i..g,, ,.. it Q X X Ss, I -W6 PM .:-I f 33. 'A E V 1: 9 If , f m a s it 5 : Q I f tj . -.121 5, ,, J I f QmiQ.JM . REBA BECK VICK1 BECK GEORGE BECKER A sunny smile Nice and dandy, A faithful service that wins friends. sweet as candy. squad member. WAYNE BEIGEL CI-IERYLE BELIN You get all the Her personality breaks. radiates. 'Ni SANDRA BENNETT Kind, considerate and even-tempered JEFFREY BERKE NORMAN You've got t0 be BERKOWITZ a football hero The Chatsworth . . . Osborne Jr, dialect, IRIS BERNSTEIN Being nice is only normal. BARBARA BEVILACQUA CAROLYN BIRCH JOI-INNIE BLACK Sugar and spice makes her nice. Loyal friend and thoughful. ALICE BIRNBAUM Sweet as sugar. f .am- Perpetually laughing. it CAROL BLAKEMAN Snappy dresser and personality to match. em f 52 we Fi fsiuz: ' ' V1 'Ha in ts, X K-qmsfi S Q, 51 we ,f 52sis2s???7' gXs?f .X-fiiiai1'fSYf hifi . - ,215-,I'1-if5 355: A .5 LUTHER BOWSER L.B.J .H,S. Bowser monopoly . , mga: lgalg fssa. U fixing: K K M K 'ffl S ' , , ,. X x X W Valflxiir 'sffwifr rugby gs ,of Q' 1 Tlx 235 5 wr-1 KATHY BLAU DAVID BLISS PAM BOGARAD DARLENE Active and co- Very quietg very Quiet and sweet. BOKSER ordinated. friendly. Spontaneous ANTHONY laughter. BRANNON GLENN BRASS His track is his How are you ideal. fixed for laughs? PERRY BRAUNSTEIN Track, his first and last name. HARRY T BROCKMAN SANDY BRODER N Love a peek at The silent type. his little black book' MARCIA BROOKS WENDI BRESS Our Miss Brooks A party every Friday night. CRAIG BROWN JANET BUECHLER NEIL BURSTEIN NANCY BURTON Nice in a short CAL BUBLIN Spirit, humor, and Baseball, baseball, 10070 fewer way. The living end. friendliness. and baseball. failures. . , W we iii .a-aim I, J- . . ..,, .K -. 1 V ,,gaz,5ig:1gg7i,:,issmngatmv :..,Ea:5ifi5f:2w - ii 1 2 S 25, ,M Q 5 is f 'G R, 1 W 5 , ritfi 43:2K2'..tEl... if: , 1: - , GERARD BRAND STEVE CAMPBELL RICHARD CARLS DEBBIE CARR JANET CARR Anybody for a Tall, strong, and Being nice comes Versatile and The girl with 1 60 yard dash? extremely nice. natural. humorous. the angel face. VVVE W JOHN CATANIA LEWIS CHAIKEN g ,.,. .,..,..,,,.:,..,: A barrel of laughs. He lives to eat. E Elf 5 T f QR Q l Wi if 5 JA? , I A in Pdf Q 5 x l x i ' X JOHN CASTELLI A finer fellow is hard to find. DONALD CHU LAY Cl-IARKOWSKI l small guy with mep. JANI CE CO1-IEN Wind her up, she'll sing He's JAYNE COHEN so fine. Our little actress. 'E 2 .. f .vi A --11' ' , N 2 -I ' gl ffm, ws Amiable fellow. GLORIA CI-IALOW Thinking of some- one nice? Thank Gloria! ALAN COI-IEN The perfect remedy for a bad mood' AUDREY COHEN Chatting is her hobby. MIKE CO1-IEN JOSH COHEN Personality, MICHAEL COHEN Good athlete and muscle, and. Cute 'n' sly, a better friend. humor. wonderful guy. S TW' STEVE COHN He's a walking miracle. WILLIAM CRAFT Saying he's nice is an understate- ment. s WM? -w if flaw: fm L- -. QE ., J' . I n at 24 Xi Z i , H5 .Q , ,gg V xl, QQ 9 XYQW , . sf it Q ,4 5. ar BRENT COLEMAN KATHY COLTON PHIL COOPER KENNY COYNE He learns some- An awful lot of Something special, Warm-hearted thing new every spirit. something nice. friendliness. daY- FRANK cUNEo LINDA CRISCI Strong in the Does she or friendship depart- doesn't she? ment. MICHAEL DAVIES He's a class must. BEVE RLY DE LS ON MARK DAVIS IVIITCHELL One girl . . . DAVIS that's not enough. I-Ia1j-back with JESSIE DAVIS H Whole heart' Football fellow. ROSEMARIE ' De GONGQRA ETHEL De LEO JOAN De LEO O111' new: f1'1end1Y Cute, sweet, Her good looks classmate. humorous. inspire us. V ,,': L. 'x .Q f I I' . , W'-9. V . ' 'QZTXL Lili-'f,f . 49813224-1591s fyauzffl-,f,'f,z,::' - . . -- ' - ll ,ffiUi.ff4z 2l'l1l'f1, Artist of 9-16. t Q J r g-1+ -- M 'L - ...-so 1 ,K rm I STEVEN DAVIS Everything about him is com- mendable. FRANK A fine fellow-- that's Frank. fg L SHARON DEUTSCH PAM DeWEESE ROCHELLE MIKE Dur miniature Fun's her middle DIAMOND DINOWITZ genius. name. She's worth her Willing to try all name. sports. gbrs ..:.A CASSIE DONAHUE CLAIRE DOUGLAS E' She's close to Our center's 'iii 'i he ave n. dre am . .ij 1, SRENDA DiPIETRO lreat singer. '-wflwavewle im. , LOUIS DiPAOLA Always willing to laugh. 5 1., S RONNIE DRACHMAN A smile for everyone. Eg aw 'f if 3 S 3 '52 ,lil + it 'J STEWIE DUCKMAN KATHY Ir, Quiet but bursting DUNCOMBE with personality. Our official Surfer Girl. LINDA DUBAS Grace and charm --that's Linda. SHELLY HARVEY CHARLES DENNIS EDELSTEIN EISENBERG ELKIND EBERHARDT A pearl of a His smile--a Quiet, yet a great A ready smile. girl. common sight. personality. DALE DUNN She's quiet and sweet. MADDY ENGEL A fruitcake-- nutty but sweet. 5' A s - f 'f' , 51. 'w etaifaiffig' 5 . slim, 1 :ay xg H .ML,yx... ..w Q. ELLEN ESRIG CHRIS EVANS RUTH EVERS RICHARD JACK FEINBERG She's radio- Truly, a nice A real doll. FALCOFF Jolly Jack! active. guy. Great playing in PETER FELDMAN the field' . Good athlete, JEFF FELDNER liked byxevery- Niceness is his speciality. my x T his I ff 14 QE E, WE 2 . S52 LAURA BENJI FLEISCHIER FEINSTEIN J' Dimples--full of Bubbles with fun- laughter and charm. FRANCISCO SHELLY FORMAN FLORES Our wild and V A Just call him woolly redhead. ALAN FLOR-EA Frank' BRUCE FRANKEL The Friendly Funny man, who D Dancmg Bear. confuses every- body. DONNA TERRY CHARLES BRUCE FRASER FREEDBERG FRIEDLAND FRIEDLANDER ERIC UEDM Romeo on a surf- So much persona- Books . . . her We need people Very smarty gc board. lity. middle name. like him. friend. -. .X-,,.,f, 3 f.wff'4-Jhyp. 'Y J- '1f,27Xffw!sv1:.fX2'fWz,. GEORGE FRIEDMAN w Little Jokeg big I grin . . . MARK FRIEDMAN Inquisitive! ! ! ALLEN GANZ KAREN GALE The gale with the personality. Kg., lTERRY GECKER Natural, gay, and down to earth. KENNY GILGOFF A boy that will go far. Intelligence and the ability to listen. Q PAM GEORGE A iiving don. JAY GACH Loves to play football. PAM GACH Very smart and equally sweet. WENDY GARTNER Got the world on a string. GERRY GILBERT Good things come in small packages. ANDY GILLAM VICKI GINSBERG Chuckles by the JuSt Cr1n't help dozen, being sweet. JANIE GLATT Girl with fantastic sense of humor. 'WS bg, 'film , 4 , GRACE GAGLIARDO Teacher in the making. JERRY GARVIN A really great artist. U 12 MITCHELL GILBERT Wow! Is he strong! LINDA GLEICH Popular and nice . , , Q? is. A, ' ga.. iz .1 W .WV Sf? E PC 7, if-r J 9 J . V .-.E,. in er , M ivy! CAROL NANCY GOLDEN GOLDBERG Soft spoken, sweet Her laugh fills and sincere. the air. JANE GOLDSTEIN Fun, wit and sweetness. GAIL GORDON Drama club cou1dn't do with- ROBERT GOLDEN Our little Professor. VIDA GOLDSTEIN Sweet n sentimental. NAN GOLDENBERG A golden pianog a silver flute. JAY GOODMAN Good friend to 'S V :1: : as . 'S A f ' w s' . lam? .ss-, . 5:- - fffkigfks - ,x-'f,,f.1 f -. ,- iw: 3 F- sr -s 4 4 M Q , , s Q2 ' rw V r ' . A 1 -1 A 92 SI-IERRILL GORDON Ready to lend a helping hand. out her. ELEANOR GQULD RICHARD The Blonde COULD Bgmbghell, Science whiz. , ,'-, -f'. A AW, 'ml ,f fr, 5, A , if F -. J V W i? 2.4 , mga L 1:2 e ami S . fem f L Q ,, , , , I .Q gig an ,, 5 4' 'f3'ffii5f'o'-1 ff A-r1 9vn3',-'Q ia TSS? as A x .. is F rig is ri if g g, II., L .A V, I ' NANCY GOLDMAN Shy and soft- N spoken STEVE GOODMAN One-man band. GAIL GOTTFRIED Nature lover by nature. MIKE GOTTFRIED Mischa, the mouse that roared. ARTIE DANNY JOYCE GRASSER GREENBERG GREZENBERG All-American Service squad A red headed Girl' must! radio Operator. H N Z. L J. ' v '71 A y , 1, ?,,,,, zz, -vp, 443' 5 44.4 , '9y ,a+ ,Z iiiswzif M M4 M444 4 4 15279431 453222 I '44 44.4444 A. JUDY GREENBERG All- around girl. 'Hd LINDA GRSKOVIC Blondes do have more fun. K., A We , 1 oiffif ' firms.. ..,7 , vo. ' 'QL P sf,rQs:': 1 -' : ' . 113-if,-f14', Q . - 4 RONNIE HARMON Our chorus's needed ad- dition. MIKE HELLER Our silent Don Juan. .H GEORGE JAN CANDY GROSS GREENE GREENFIELD Personality Carefree with no A panic! matches cheering worries. ability. J UANITA JOHN HAMILTON I-IAGERSTROM Quiet and charm- Real sharp kid. ing young lady. A L ,.,, -am, in .. ,V,. V I Mt -x' vs! . it 7 1 RICHARD GAIL I-IASIN HARRIS Quiet with a Studious, nice, potential per- short wave Sonality. operator. BRUCE HENDERSON Great athlete, excells at ALICE I-IERMAN quarterback. A hit at parties. STEVE HE RSHC OPF He's got class. BARBARA GROSSMAN Every word, sure to be he ard. MW' ' . Je ,523 - RICHARD HANSEN Good looksg he's really hanson. f i . f 73 3 PEGGY HATTENBACH Our friendly little pixie. ALLAN HERZLICH Re al swell' W' ARNIE HIRSCH A school must. NEIL HOFFMAN Quietg he's a great kid. CONNIE HORWITZ Quiet, but oh so nice. BARBARA JACKSON Sweet and considerate. iey, '.11lf,2f1il Syfaii. . I ,-,1 . elyz. e11,f ,. . L ',,e1,l.1 , y y :J?gZ: .:.' S A QW? 2 sagem :gt 2,.,'w'5,p 14'-E1 4- . :rf .1-aj ,g1Qn.:s?4e,'- 25 . 5 1' .ea r ' f. wa rs. 5535 155535191 gxl ' rf 3-E'ff .- 5 I ' ' , A, . si. I , E 4... rm' fi it 4 1? my I gif , YL , K S l I' I f 3 .Q 9 sag' Ax 15. f a 5 F v JONNY HIRSCI-I Our red-he aded terror. RUDY HOFFMAN Tall and blonde, everyone's envy. E ,,. '-:-...i- ' x 4- ....q-I N5 SUE ANN ANDY iTilff1H1Ef'IiH I-II SIGER HOCHBE RG how Z1 gher Future prim a Smart and P g P ' ballerina . Studious. MA RGA RET HOGAN Silence is golden. ,Q I it.. CANDY HONSTETTER As sweet as her name . ia if f X! JOHN HOWARD AMRAM IAGHOUB A real swell kid. Great artist. CHRISTINE WENDY JACOVES JAMROSZ TOM JEWETT Destined to have Every inch sweeter Loves Earth a bright future. than the next. Science. of ,gr--1-A. MICHAEL IS RAE Dances as well as he dresses. CLAUDE JOHNSON Brains, wit :Sz other qualitie L s. MARK KAGAN Smart, quiet, and nice. 'Q War? 3' 5 ?' Q 3 A 'Sf Y . if ce ,g My , 'P4 V ffjgi 'Q th? 1 if jeg, Q w - I f ,P gf ,Q ff fills f my X , , 'Q , , -if K 'Z' 4' ' eat' , .E 9' -' I ,,!' iy '. is + NEAL KAYES Liked by his classmates. X1 EN I! 7 Z W E :JW M' - af: E tg: ISA, M AVQ -I mel llllr SEYMOUR TERRY KASSEL DAVID KAMZAN 9-14's little pixie. KAUFMAN I-Ie's competition for Harry James. MARC KEMLER Vigo: and vitalityg that's Marc. SUE ANN KERN Lively spiritsg lots Popul ar, big and strong. LISSA KEIGWIN Swimming champion. JUDY KLAUSNER A sunny and warm of fun. personality. ANN KERBEL A debutante. RUTH KLEIN SANDRA BARBARA Small powerhouse KLEINER KLEINMAN who makes Cute and fun to Her penmanship HARRY KOFFLER friends, be with. astounds us all. Popular and nice. elf ' 'A Q -' giiiliq ri:-iv -' JAR i L News PAUL KAUFMAN N Short, smart, and very funny. STEVE KENT We like him a lot. HENRY KLEIN A friend to all his classmates. PHYLLIS KOHUT She 's got connections. 1 4: I 4 . 65 ., ' 'Q , .1 , . . ,. fl f - f- A fn - we 1 1 . L 'IQ gf?'4 f? RICHARD KOPPEL Our Albert .Qf,g..,. Einstein. aI!i:E.2:..f W... 152-15:5-ai' . , ' f , iii' - - fll gi ifif ' , , ,., V...:,,, ... . . MERYL KRASNER Quiet, but her goodness shines through. s'2??zEFfEWk? Emssesiaijgsf vi lfitgj 5 - .. ' if . 2211? 2 sn Lu' f, vw . fziwixt 255132-Af ' 1:6 uwsi - fa 'Lal if. hiv- 5453- 55 t , .M . . xfwififzl - 'K Msg! ug .A , .V , 5 . . 5 . .xg 2' ,, ..,, pf t- ,W nf 12 1. is Q if Lf: 1' 5:51 4 L 5 1 Q 1 Q 9 , X ,s in gm, Jw: Wm if! , dvi ,Z'ZiiNg'2?4 ?1ae?35f.??.E5 a ff if -fwig, 'mf JERRY LANDAU Small but sweet. PETER LAX JOE LAZAR LEFKOWITZ LEMBECK X! ! Teacher's pal. Lefty, Personality plus . . . JED KRANTZ Another Earth Science enthusiast. BENNETT LALAND Nicest guy to know. Q E z? 3 W i gs? nf ii'- . S . tm' 552:::::1:z::f5sFIa'53fi'k ,iv ::::::::'53- 22'-by mlymgzx-...z issfssfgff3fs:.'wa.4, xr3'33iS2ESi?EEEiii5 zsszirwsssi Qsieaszvsififfme MARK LAUFER Everybody loves a laufer. MARY LOU LEMKE A friend all should have, W.-.Hr ...Al GAYLE LENZI A newcomer directed the right way. I Egg: I JOY LEVY Jump for joy. HARRY LIGHTSTONE I A bright light. l JOHN LOGAN Sweet 'n' I l sentimental guy. DIANE LEONE MIKE LEREAH LORIE LEVINE ANDY LEVY A friend to the Let the little boy Five feet of Something end. dance. heaven and a special. pony tail. SYLVIA LEVY JESSE LIEBER Detention with 4:30 A,M, Mr. Kreutz. bowler, L, 'Hmm :ff f ' :: 1: 4f2f :L52a,-aZ'e.,,. iii' Mflgilf 1,13 F' H 5 , . 1 A ..: -.'1:,..f-4. 2 1 . feeiiifa , . JOHNNY LITMAN Our teenage Steve Allen. DAVID LIEBERMAN Inspiring spe aker ALAN LOBEL We 'll remember him. STEPHANIE LOEBNER Humorous and ARTHUR gay, redheaded LOMANDQ terror. Brylcreem, a .JUDY LOTTO JIM LYNCH RAY MACKNEY little dab will do Mommy long Lend me your He's something legs. comb. special. x U 'R-P MARY MAI-IER A nice girl. 'WMD' SUSAN MALBIN JOSE ANDY MANKO GREGG MANN Energy wins her MALDONADO He should be in A real Mann's friends. A great big heart. the dictionary. man! CORYN MARK GILLES MARCHETTO He 's O.K. Light on her toes. STEVE MARKSON ! A 4:30 bowler. 7 MARK Re al sporty. ANNA MARTINEZ Just shy enough. ROBERT MCCARTHY We sure like him. , , 4 ' .itz :'i5?5.a :,1 V. E T . - z' 173 -.uap : W 5 I . . N ' I i . ,T R... ' . T. - B ,, . JOHANNE MATHIESON Popular, artistic. SHARON GILBERT MCCLAINE MCDONNELL We 're fortunate to Your gum loses have her. its flavor. - . ....,..,..... , ' A i . f 7 fff :ii 2555 5735-1 ' k5,.W5ffJ2 Qi , W ie, ' as TOMMY MCCABE 9-l's higher intelligence. KATHY MCCAFFREY Spiritually, gay . . . like you tha wav. GREG JOSEPHINE MCGAHAN MCINERNEY Sincere and nice. Irish, never! S I MARGARET MCLAINE Sweet and kind. JO MIKULKA A gre at cook. cw NORA JEANNE MILLER As refined as sugar. JOHN MORENO Related to Rita? . ,,saf,,,, ' s '- N L W , al'-f i 5 Y! ri 33 1 . 53, , 5 . ai- 2211, gg X in a f H if , 3. FL r i if LL .M , 2 ee? if .L mflifff r ,rr L5f kffi-V1 -V -, ' 4255511 . 'L ' . TN irE1 eaef?:ef- K - , ., f , 1' -wazseq me L.-fy. . xr V V fs L-':s35i,q?,gE'iIfizf5gfr1z 'iQ,f'jg:- Zi .Jr 1.21 M- , ,A f- K - ,,.,, Mr. .-L., , -w,reMrm.,.. 1 ., K. RQBERT DIANE METZ LAURA MEYERS PATTY MIKELL MEHRMAN The mo hair, the Never at 2 loss Bundle Of Quiet, shy and bettgr. for words. dwlamife- nice. 1 PHIL MILGRIM ,,:---' W All of him is DANA MILLER l well liked. Sweet and quiet. 17 L l Ei it is 4 L 3 is E' 2 Aww KAREN MILLER Refreshing. Si V' . KAREN MINTZ RAY MlTCI-IELL Still water-runs What a sharp kid! deep. , ,. . JUDY MOMAT Lively spirits and always a pleasure. MURRAY MARCO SUSAN MORRIS MORRISEY MARSHA MORSE NIELSON Sylvia's detention Well behaved Future Mrs. Dependable as partner. school boy. George Maharis, Big Ben. - if P I I It . ya j s if , V, 4. I X' I BILLY NEYLON CHRIS MIKE FRAN NOLAND BILLY Full of vim, NICHOLOULIAS NICOLOULIAS Oh where, oh O'CONNOR vigor and Known to allg Good things come where is your A studious Vitality, liked by all. in big packages, black mohair? bookworm. MARY ELLEN O'CONNOR FRANK O'DOWD Unmistakable Irish as they charm. come. 4 BRIAN it O'CONNOR ' I Big view on life. V LEE OPOLINSKY A11 around boy. -FYELEE3 If 2 , .4 K. ,K , f-:1 fpxqgzf ' at :If -ue,ya!-i23,55-issifgf nz ' - i ff.-nw f ,ifigwi reg S 4-N3 , . f 315 I Q g B i if sexier 3 A 9351? I X gig I ,I sf fi If 5 fry? r? JOSE OTERO CHRISTINE --A g 'Ay Y' Never at 2 loss PACILLI 7 ' F iiii WENDY OSINOFF br words. Being a cheer- I A I I I Twirling is 35 leader ives her good as she is. name. g RICHARD PETERSON Junior Einstein. DAVID PEZENICK A long stretch CAROLYN ANN LOUIS PUSHKIN HENRY RAFTER from head to PLAKS The type you'd How are the JOHN RASULO toe. Quiet and sweet. like. girls? What clss! Q95 ' I- , 5? In . -: 11 . 2: I t f:.ar,33i f Qi. V ' '-'KA wmv , JAY RAUSCHKALB Great as a friend and companion. WW AUREA RIVERA Crisp, fresh personality. ROBERT-A ELLEN REITER NANCY RICE REINBERG A good will The little girl Sings like 21 bird. ambassador. type. DORIS RIVERA First rate GLADYS RIVERA friend maker. Wonderful person. K ARTHUR RICHETTI Great to be with i RI-IONA ROBBIN Friendly and fun- loving. PHIL ROBINSON MIKE LNIC Freckle face i , charmer. X DON RoB1NsoN ' WILSON A pal to all. ROMERO Another Caeser? ANN BILLY ROMM ROSECRANS HELEN ROSEN ' NANCY Compact A good future in Bach, Beethoven, MARK ROSEN RQSENFELD personality. store. Handel anyone? Sharp swinger, A poetess, H' an A 9 it fm W i ff 5 ' 1 3. ., is '::g2f.,.:, i Q- e if 4. wsixg . is' ' . 2 gi. dy as S f . i ' iw 355555 .Fifi f T a GALE ROWAN ALBERTA RUBIN ANN RUSSO JERRY Keep the boat Dig that new Ability to go far. RUTKOWITZ Rowan to figure! Happiness in store. success. A BARBARA KAREN SALVAGE SALNICK Different . . . Our sophisticated unlike anyone we COREY SAFTLER Gift certificate to Spinning Wheel. little pixie. r : asf ..f,:s-as-1552293 55 if rw wg Sir 5 if ,' is 45 E S X DONNA SARNO Too bad she's one know. MARY RUTKOWSKI T all and willowy. ' Wits' . . ' iii: . ' af . L mixes any 1 m is af 1 'SSH Ewim-0 if If HBH 115 it fi 'fi 2 F M2193 1 E ii' Q57 FRANK SARNO Too good for of a kind. words. IRA SARDE Thanks for a great newspaper. REGINA SCADUTO GEORGE MARK SAVIETT A rare blend of LARRY SCHEK SCI-IIERIN Gets along with courtesy and I'rn just A necessity in everybody. kindness, curious . . . our school band. .sr . f BRUCE SAND Full of life . . . fun to be with. JERRY SASLOW A football must. FRED SCI-IWARTI Great! I i5i. :s:f f.5:qgg2Hsi 1 I. fn: +5 if ::3'ff'if4i: Q,f 5a ' .iw ,Sig . . .J 5 Lk MQ! ig 4 JL.. 'ig fb ' .fl . . ,gg .,,.- . fifiwf - A w , E t 2 2 2 2 Q I 1 GAIL SCHWARTZ A girl we all like. I LESLIE SI-IAFER Carol Lawrence Jr. JOHN SHEEHAN A lovable guy? NEIL SHICOFF A businessman. iv? if , ,. . .-L 'i Sas: r , r m S , 2, ri 141 1 ,X I :IZI th k ' ' Airy- 5 'T.,'4-Zh! I fwf-iw ' L3 vi:-3 -siwf gg A- wax. f -1 5 .,,.1, . 4 4,1 .. ,,. .Mr ,, 1. , .Q ,, I SANDY PHYLLIS WILLIAM SCHWARTZ SCHWARTZBERG SCRAK Powerhouse of A Chit-Chat A girl 3 dal'- energy. champ. AVY SHAPIRO NANCY Smart and SHAPIRO studious. The perfect lady. MARSHA SEIMAN Ladylike and refined. 'fuss f QV til? 4 I S it BARBARA SHAW A whiz at everything. J ES SE SHEINWALD The Professor. PAUL SI-IUFER Our own Al Capp. 'Tk 41 F 1311-2t ?fYZ.s51l H1'A?l15i'A9'fr Eggyig.. I' or .:r:5.': : A? f is fs ,. .N gw SYM S I I 1 2 Q 1 533? mi. L f L 2 rrfebiie. ,r -Q... fi -. . -'sisfww M2 : ma f :-you .-sm: :u1 W f1sslQ?2r6?i3iQf?x, ,g . .s:a:::s!a:f:f,,- Q, m-www , Veg r,fwMEszs. . ,V 1 f aiirww' wir e ' ROBERT SHERMAN Hilarious, thoughtful, energetic etc. LORETTA SHULER PATRICK SIEGAL Vibrant 8: alive! A good b0Y! , , .1 3. .ff .,..- ,Q - , ,rr , K , ., '- fr H sew. L, A , rife- 'Sgr 322:22 , f 2 mf. -.Y .. ,I X g 2 Y f-be 4' Q. ie jg, 3 L ag! . f .wasp Mi' S 2 ' M 'Q Sem H4 . w -7. I ' K Q Y! I? fi' v , ?'ff'f Ffifv- ,rigfflw .- R5 is f G WLI5 M Yagi, RONDA SHERMAN A special twirl DAVID SILVERMAN His fine qualities carry far. if Q has , .E .. , , ai A? m Sign - fsd5f57fW ,L S, s Q, w ' X fl? M mf. ,i,f4W1y wif qui af 'M fy, Iwi, f X' 4 DORIS MONA NANCY SIMON HAROLD SILVERMAN SILVERMAN Not such a SIROWITZ Always generous, Silence in gold. Simple Simon. Talks too much? always sweet. SANDI SPECTOR MARTY We enjoy her SPINDEL bouncy flip. A real swell kid. PAUL SOLO A duetg loud and sweet. 4 .J Q Q: N f I I ROBERT RICHARD SPRITZER STAVIN Service squad big He'11 be JANE SPRAGUE shot, remembered. Boys give her Q second look. IDEL STEINBERG SUSAN STERN HELENA STEROS Little but loaded A perfectly Willing and able KENNY STEVENS with charm, mannered girl. but just shy. 1923219 if in-if 'us ' 131691 E ' - , ' - zsass if .Q is ,ny-14, ,--,.,. fillfisifisissgii 'ai' .'2l'1if-f fT:,1fs?J121?2w we . f- my Eli! 1. 1. asfigigf 1 m A swell kid . Y SMITH eat job on the G.O. STEVE SPITZER Gre at companion. DEBBIE STEIN Pretty, poised, that's Debbie. DONNA STEIFE L.B.J.H.S.'s Sara He artbern. f--' , Wiki? RONALD STONITSCH I Keep smiling. 'UQ'-n SUZANNE TORPEY She's all fun and excitement. I Y e'f' ' ' ' ,. 'a!j:ES:,, +1 5 5 f ' in ,L iw MILTON VALERIO Witty, inquisitive, and explosive. VICKI VON GLAHN A rare blend of elegance, brains, and charm. SHELDON MICHAEL STRAUSS STRUDLER A hello and a He's a winner. wave for all. ROCHELLE TOBACK Skinny in a nice way. WARREN VANDERHOFF Success will surely be his some day. EILEEN SUPRANER Wants to be a female Einstein. ANTHONY TRIOLA Fun's his middle name. V -2 'T-iff' ngms'sfn, My , 1 s i ,fe-. If J r asia msn ggggy .gym wi- ? K Egg, if KV JT h 2223, ya fs? xii.i if 955555 .nt ,Af -n ,.,. ,,.. -. MARK VAN VALKENBERG Off to a good start. IRWIN WARREN ANN WAPNER BOBBY WARD Sweet and petite. Barrels of fun. Brians and brawn. W frZ?fEZl3i?Qy- U 1-wif JOHN SWIFT Healthy normal American boy. KAREN TUTTLE Cute little bundle of fun. HELEN VASQUEZ Vibrant and glowing. MARCI WASSERMAN Her smile stretches a mile. ROBERT WEINFLASH Wine, women and song. ' 535:-2,51-ii -vf fm, ' ' 21f.sh2.fmf1s, lj 2. li .FSM elf LAURA WEISELBERG Cute and sweet. JACK WEISS Only his barber knows for sure. MIKE WEISS Jolly and nice . JOE WENDEL Want to laugh? Speak to Joe. HARRIETT WILLIAMS KAREN Her charm WOLFSON matches her Quiet, on your cheering. tip toes. TERRI WOOD Another Natalie? J' JOAN WEISSMAN Our own pint- size pixie. 'fi SQ fit! ,:, g -.,,,. . hiv 12 .155355 S DAVID WOOD He keeps Mrs. Beitler in stitches. Q.. STEVEN AIDA YACOPI WURMAN Ain't she sweet? He better not like short girls. JERRY ZEL 1 That friendly sort of boy. YVONNE MARCIA ZOLLMAN ZOLATO Good things . . . And my RITA ZUKER DAVID SEGALL come in small phone number Her personality A penetrating packages, is . . . beats all. personality. , W ,,, , ,W LEFT TO RIGHT: BOTTOM ROW: FAITH ARKEL--As cahn as a mountain lake, I-IANAN GOLDSTEIN--I-Ie's always using his head, JO ANN WOLLNEY--Sweet and clever, RAY IVIITCHELL--What a sharp kid! , MAUREEN SCHUSSI-IAM--Witty 'n' wonderful. TOP ROW: MIKE DE LUCA--Our Cit. Ed. whiz, JANET PETERS--A great new classmate, MITCHELL KOSH--Well-dressed cassanova, CARMEN VAN HAAV--Potential plus, JAN GREENFIELD- A Panic!, BILLY BERGER--A ham . . . berger. SHUTTER SHY--RICHARD BONNET--A real sharp kid, NEIL CAI-IN--The guitar man, ALICE MARLOW--An apple a day . . ., DEBBIE MATZA--Very talkative, JULIET MEYER--Does she or doesn't she?, JEAN PHILIP--Jeanie with the light brown hair, JAMES SLAUGHTER--Smart boyg he'Il go far, DENNIS TERRILL--Got what it takes, RICHARD VELTRE--Honest and sincere, FRANK WEINER--Good to have around, LINDA WEINSTIEN--A joke for every situation. 4-5 Candids 'fWf 'Up 5 fi ff W f ii is K ., tw! Y ,M- hp.. BOTTOM ROW: R. Horn, H. Delman, J. Pestronk, A. Barzilay, M. Saltzman, A. Krause, M. Swvall, F. Goldstein, J. Glucksman, M. Schecter, R. Weiner, D. Halpern, S. Novack, M. Freiser, B. Worth, R. Romm, S. Schoen. 2nd ROW: B. Furst, S. Kaiser, M. Jawitz, E. Gottlieb, H. Worth, D. Pollick, D. Frank, C. Gabler, K. Weiner, E. Kavazanjian, C. Friefeld, J. Pollner, C. Fleischman, R. Snyder, C. Behrman. 3rd ROW: H. Nathanson, C. Kramer, B. Gilbert, B. Reider, J. Ross, D. Goldstein, D. McGarry, M. Prieto, S. Abel, R. Wesker, W. Jackson, J. Silverman, S. Shapiro, J. Beals. TOP ROW: L. Berkowitz, R. Rosenberg, K. Schanzer, J. Edwards, J. Arnatrian, J. Weinberg, P. Singer, R. Schwartz. Seventh Grade BOTTOM ROW: E. Zullo, J. Lynch, D. Hoffman, R. Kristall, S. Rowan, S. Merola, P. Salnick, E. Aikens, Terrill, B. Vigotti, J. Gonzalez, N. Saks, S. Alan, G. Gonzalez, B. Momat. MIDDLE ROW: M. Lynch, F. Maher, V. Brooks, H. Colon, R. McCaffrey, B. Owens, J. Rivera, S. Chin, S. Rust, M. Lavigne, J. Lechler, N. Bress, S. Belikoff. TOP ROW: S. Davis, A. Quintana, A. Centeno, K. Llewellyn, M. Rivera, A. Barnett D. Hamilton, A. Handal, R. Dane, S. Jaislowsky, T. Conroy, A. Beltran. B 1 48 5 L Q ' 'ffi BOTTOM ROW: S. Auslander, P. Schwartz, I. Schiller, J. Meadowcroft, I. Deusch, M. Timen, S. Rashkin, R. Kristall, S. Lavigne, B. Rutkowski, L. Sloan, R. Kamen, I. Oritz, MIDDLE ROW: G. Vogt, J. Hisiger, R. White, M. Wollerstein, K. Hoppe, T. Oliveri, J. Liss, T. Mathieson, R. Aull, K. Rudolph, T. Robertson, C. Hirsch. TOP ROW: C. Colombo, P. Brancato, L. Muff, R. Fried, G. Kahn, E. Conde, R. Gray, J. Feliciano, R. Weiss, M. Blount. Seventh Grade BOTTOM ROW: E. Wolins, K. Fagin, D. Jacovitz, C. Waldman, A. Flazer, G. Michelman, J. Mark, S. Underwood, C. Rubel, S. Broder, R. Schareit, B. Dalabus, W. Eisenstaedt, S. Shirnberg, D. Koenigsberg. 2nd ROW: B. Fischer, M. Ezratty, C. Ryan, M. Axelrod, B. Lutinger, E. Lembeck, C. Horowitz, C. Kuhn, S. Feldman, D. Shaffer, J. Romer, R. Tucker, B. Heller, F. Cohen. 3rd ROW: B. Rappaport, P. Korn, P. Lehighton, L. Laeton, E. Sarokin, W. Ginsberg, M. Powers, B. Held, R. Lolam, W. Miller, C. Bencit, V. Marlow, B. Zuckerman, M. Spar. TOP ROW: M. Newman, D. Schwartz, L. Lehman, B. Barth, L. Cohen, P. Tullo, K. Blocker, S. Salander, J. Walker, N. Hasin, M. Miles. f W W . fl.-an ffasvsms 49 - A A Q LN? xii Til? BOTTOM ROW: B. Tilzer, S. Weiss, N. Schwartz, G. Hiller, R. Stanco, P. Jund, C. Bogen, C. Gottfried, G. Koran, P. Dalinka, F. Quellinan, C. Belle, J. Livich, L. Gilbert. 2nd ROW: M. McLain, A. Krat, B. Fried- man, D. Ressler, M. Avon, M. Mullins, S. Lockwood, I. Levine, J. Levitt, L. Tarbell, S. Sosler, M. Spiro, S. Kershner. 3rd ROW: P. Zisser, R. Zitzer, G. Gentile, S. Kaiser, J. Gilbert, L. Tompkins, S. Padilla, J. McCarran, R. Nielsen, L. Goldfingle, L. Fichtelberry, T. Ambrasino, L. Solomon. TOP ROW: A. O'Connor E. Kunkel, H. Posner, J. Lomando, J. Weiner, D. Brown, I. Duliez, A. Morell, G. Morales, E. Testerman, D. Lang. Seventh Grade BOTTOM ROW: H. Kass, A. Shapiro, M. Gross, K. Duckman, M. Shapiro, R. Abrahams, D. King, L. Phillips, D. Edelstein, 2nd ROW: D. Castro, L. Cohen, A. Favata, M. Jacobsen, J. Axelrod, L. Zimmerman, S. Greenstein, B. Trumm, E. Morse, P. Lightsone, S. Abramson, D. Rosenberg, B. Carter, L. Fireri, C. Lazar, B. Axelrod, L. Saftler. 3rd ROW: B. Cohen, R. Michel, M. Banks, S. Bauer, G. Geller, A. Eisman, M. Boxer, R. Marber, H. Ginsberg, A. Citron, J. Mann, T. Gordon, L. McHenry, H. Vasquez, C. Ungar, M. Levine. TOP ROW: L. Brandt, M. DeVoe, F. Bernstein, V. Bruno, P. Maher, I. Pauli, S. Sliasky, E. Romirez 50 BOTTOM ROW: W. Horowitz, S. Dinges, S. Kaleko, S. Oberdorfer, R. Epstien, J. Levy, K. Block, R. Kaplan, L. Herzlich, S. Krause, J. Weinstein, S. Hasinsky, K. Bartley. MIDDLE ROW: E. Jervis, R. Fried- man, E. Honig, M. Kuper, D. Avedon, J. Canton, J. Perrotti, S. Feldschuh, A, Lazare, T. Maffeo, S. Ruth, C. Ulrich, B. Downes, D. Fersh. TOP ROW: W. Gluck, D. Saviet, R. Bell, J. Dorkias, M. Fenton, M. Goldstein, M. Corcione, H. Corwin, J. Weston. Seventh Grade BOTTOM ROW: R. Cobo, D. Meirfeld, F. Schoepfer, L. Reiter, D. Grossman, A. Dobbis, S. Kappel, D. Mackney, D. Forman, C. Pertchik, S. Sher, L. Vestrich, B. Farbman, S. Duncombe, R, David. 2nd ROW: M. Rauchbach, S. Sedlik, M. Bobrow, J. Hearst, P. Shaffron, M. Shalett, I. Berkowitz, F. Jawitz, S. Gerson, J. Hirschhorn, C. Kosseff, V. Sheppard, A. Bernstein, F. Becker. 3rd ROW: L. Beck, L. Lieberman, L. Kaufman, J. Sidrow, L. Nathenson, D. Chero, D. Gach, D. Schwartz, R. Weinberg, C. Margolis, B. Walken- berg, R. Harap, M. Gutman, H. Poplinger. TOP ROW: A. Dorfman, D. Edwards, D. Euenchik, S. Shapiro, M. Rubinstein. 51 BOTTOM ROW: P. Fleischmang J. Miller, M. Crystal, N. Meyers, M. Goldberg, R. Shapiro, J. Levine, E. Spielberg, S. Storch, A. Lazar, M. Adler, W. Selnick, D. Oberdorfer, J. Levitzky, J. Hackel. SECOND ROW: P. Machemer, B. Grossman, M. Roher, C. Weinberger, L. Barber, S. Nathanson, S. Schleigh, R. Pappo, S. Kane, B. Lieber, F. Kravitz, R. Silverstein, M. Rapke, A. Levin. THIRD ROW: H. Resnik, J. Ginsberg, M. Cipnic, W. Harmon, S. Stein, P. Gach, B. Greenspan, S. Feldman, K. Truehaft, S. Virany, R. Gellis, M. Elkin, B. Schwartz, C. Freeman, B. Snider. TOP ROW: S. Dimmerman, B. Frank, E. Schwartz, P. Rassiga, P. Kasten, J. Spiro, S. Berger, J. Mahoney, D. Blum. Eighth Grade BOTTOM ROW: E. Altarac, M. Kagan, K. Hahn, S. Auerbach, L. Milstein, N. Olotka, L. Libow, L. Anacreonte, I. Levi, M. Hatten, C. Shorn, N. Schwartzberg, D. Dardick, P. Fleischmann, R. Sheldon. SEC- OND ROW: S. Gallante, S. Walker, S. Chaffer, J. Silverma, A. Senecal, T. Russell, L. Wagner, T. Llewellyn, C. Soto, M. Cario, J. Miller, G. Romanofsky, J. Fox, E. Greenberg. THIRD ROW: P. Mulligan M. Rubin, M. Meyer, L. Jones, D. Heusner, R. Tannebaum, L. Cobo, D. Kleinfeid, V. Salazar, P. Bauman, M. Faber, B. Rubin, H. Lang, B. Hoffman. TOP ROW: A. Lockwood, W. Hogan, J. McHenry, P. Kent, M. Albert, L. Fitzgerald, B. McHenry, K. Brooks, F. Martin, R. MacLeay. 52 . is -'? , BOTTOM ROW: S. Breines, D. Morris, J. Felds, P. Sussman, E. Yood, R. Plattner, M. Herman, A. Whitman, R. Gilbert, L. Sperling, M. Ribet, L. Hirschborn, L. Barum, P. Mause, S. Strauss. SECOND ROW: G. llowit, G. Herman, M. Kemeny, L. Nordlicht, L. Soffin, M. Wernau, K. Luttinger, J. Gro- zinger, A. Sarrin, A. Chatalbask, L. Abrams, J. Kavanaugh, P. Beracha, R. Schwartz, E. Weisswasser, J. Eisman. THIRD ROW: L. Reider, E. Perlman, L. Vogel, R. Schneer, A. Rubiera, M. Staff, P. Cambell, R. Lefkowitz, P. Kaye, J. Kavazanjian, M. Charlet, A. Palmer, M. Merman. TOP ROW: B. LaFlamme G. Chero, D. Jacobs, I. Lebowitz, E. Katz, A. Cohen, G. Beck, D. Martinez, A. Rosenberg. Eighth Grade BOTTOM ROW: R. Goldman, P. Horowitz, G. Becker, G. Greenstein, J. Hirsch, M. O'Reilly, L. Rosenthal, H. Galowin, D. Schnall, T. Wirth, H. Roth, S. Amdur, J. Lann, T. Phillips, A. Kaykus. SECOND ROW: M. Farbman, J. Stevens, L. Wasserman, J. Tuttle, B. Durachko, R. Roncaglioni, I. Nagler, P. Schoepfer, D. Nolan, M. Jamison, B. Rippetoe, S. Steinberg, G. Mendelsohn, D. Wiss, G. Ambinder, C. Slater. THIRD ROW: S. Block, H. Wasserstrom, N. Singer, B. Schecter, H. Albu, J. Mason, R. Morse, M. Levine, T. Buckovinsky, L. Sykes, L. Doval, J. Blits, K. Priesman, M. Gorman, W. Seay. TOP ROW: K. Mason, P. McCarron, H. Quigg, R. Devitt, M. Spry, C. Blanc, S. Adams, G. Russo, R. Nielsen, S, Snyder. 53 7 ,,. , , 125 5 2 . . f i - f 2 3 H ww 5.1 i , ' ' 'T ff. -W A i ,. i , ,. 5 11' , g'. ' 2 g 's . q s 2 f i .E :Desi iii i.q..r S V l 2 ' ld il Q f ' ' J f V ' ff BOTTOM ROW: E. Sullurn, R. Shissel, T. McLee, P. Chin, R. Edelman, L. Hecht, M. Rosenberg, M. Gorski, R. Lusson, L. Simon, M. Boriskin, B. Nyman, H. Tarr, B. Dorfman, L. Weinberg. 2nd ROW: J. Cronins- berg, B. Koff, P. Danilon, R. Simon, S. Endelman, M. Siegel, L. Rosenthal, A. Hodes, D. Greenberg, B. Gross, A. Diamond, L. Esforrnes, H. Luskin, C. Blum, J. Nackmen, S. Crup. 3rd ROW: H. Dastein, N. Abramson, D. Miller, L. Brainin, M. Ezratty, M. Ostrover, R. Koffler, L. Sciacca, L. Dolgin, T. Denis, N. Strudler, J. Mash, K. Miller, R. Ring, A. Altarac, E. Livingston, N. Hersinfel. TOP ROW: J. Ambos, L. Perry, M. Ruden, N. Gottrean, V. Cotten, B. Davidson, L. Duban, J. Waters, S. Jaffe, C. Blitstein, M. Forman, L. Stien, C. Giampulo, L. Kaye, E. Gellman, R. Rothberg, W. Hackim. Eighth Grade BOTTOM ROW: L. Kane, F. Schwartz, S. Meierfeld, W. Caver, P. Goldberg, C. Pugh, M. Surkis, M. Rosen- baum, D. Wiesenthal, M. Endelrnan, W. Brenner, S. Nathan. 2nd ROW: D. Golub, R. Leighton, H. Blatman R. Bickman, J. Robbin, F. Powers, D. Herman, D. Eitingon, J. Goldstein, A. Evans, P. Kaufman, L. Mirrer. 3rd ROW: E. Klein, J. Robertson, R. Pyeatt, Y. Marnrnon, L. Welch, J. Weingart, J. Fusco, B. Kaykas, E. Aidalon, N. Anderson, J. Weiner, M. Barash, S. Antonoff, G. Moore. TOP ROW: L. Belne, R, Kemy, J. Blackmer, M. Gertz, T. Leone, R. Roth, M. Feire, W, Steele, H. Nath, D. Ernst. 'N-uv 54 BOTTOM ROW: G. Strum, K. Weiss, Donna Levy, N. Mackney, K. Donsky, W. Adler, P. Baron, M. Seides, Seisler, L. Diamond, H. Angel, K. Kavazanjian, P. Mullins. 2nd ROW: S. Rothstein, V. Shanker, E. Barnes, S. Laroeen, D. Buchsbatun, S. Kosiner, J. Mahoney, C. Levine, D. Amaroso, R. Jacovitz, P. Cardinale, C. Molzon, V. Barrera, L. Kwait. 3rd ROW: L. Orzano, G. Camera, M. Zitzman, W. Kemmesat, W. Dardick, S. Becker, I-I. Ferber, R. Merkel, D. Shapiro, K. DuBey, G. Aradjan, S. Berrie. TOP ROW: M. Snead, E. Schmidt, M. Soto, R. Potter, R. Ratchford, T. Korndoerton, G. Maher, A. Colon, A. Weiss, D. Hochman, D. Brandon. G d E' ht BOTTOM ROW: S. Pollack, M. Oppenheimer, R. Salbo, H. Rosin, R. Chisholm, D. Perez, A. Richter, L, Weiss, G, Geller, Dan Cecil, B. David, G. Cartagena. MIDDLE ROW: R. Torres, L. Rubin, G. Jack-, son, D. Hewitt, G. Choma, N. Jakubowich, J. Lockwood, B. Aarnin, M. Krupnick, R. Ritter, B. Halperin H. Riess, M. Irick, C. Crevier. TOP ROW: E. Sperling, B. Walker, M. Behrens, J. Tagney, D. Cuando, L. O'l-Iare, L. Buckband, R. Testerman, L. Trozzo, D. Smith, J. Edell, R. I-lults, M. Wilson. 55 Nix N0 www Xxx XX X ,1 xx if Seven and Grade Eight Candids ie ,,Qs ...T Student Organization Q Egg Pep rallies, new uniforms for the cheerleaders and other school teams, the graduation dance and other dances, what more could you want from your General Organization? Under the direction of Mr. Michaelis and Mr. Sweeney, this year's G.O. has been an outstanding success. To some stu- dents the G.O. stands for General C' ' F Organization, but for most students this m year, G.O. stands for GO. Under the competent leadership of Mr. Glynn, the Civics Forum Club is designed to give our students the opportunity to be heard. At each meeting students express their views on the local, national and international scene to share with their classmates. 58 For the first time, this school has had an authentic N school newspaper, the Surf-Sound. It filled the need for aspiring journalists to express themselves, and was a fine medium for informing the students and faculty about all activities in our school. Audio-Visual Left to Right: William Romm Qlieutenantj, Larry Weinberg, fCaptainj, Paul Goldberg, Lee Opalinsky, Barry Halperin, Dwight Blum, and Michael Crystal. Mr. Castelli is the supervisor. 59' Math Left to Right: Mr. Farrel, Ruth Evers, Sue Ann Grasser, and Halley Tarr are the officers. Drama Q This year, our newly formed math team, under Mr. Finn and Mr. Avenoso, marched into battle, and emerged victorious. In competition with over 40 schools, our team surprised everyone by finishing very high in the standings. Although this is the first year of our math team, the record it set will last. Kern, Gail Gordon, Marylin Adlin, Joan Weisman, Joyce Home Economics Club Science Club Have you noticed a faint aroma of delicious food Those students keenly interested in the wonders of around school this year? It's been coming from the science have banded together and formed a science Home Economics kitchens, where the girls get club under the direction of Mr. Ferguson. At their experience while enjoying themselves. Such goodies weekly meeting, the members discuss recent as candy apples are the products of their efforts. discoveries and perform laboratory experime nts. The girls also learn how to make dresses and other One of the o1ub'g major prgjects was the preparation garments for themselves, of a science journal which was later distributed to the student body. J on 61 M? Bands 19 E1 l a I 62 CHORUS 63 Sargeants, Lieutenants, and Captains with Mr. Caruso SERVICE sau D LL.: Miss Owens and the Girls' Service Squad s 1 X 64, 8th GRADE Laurie Baram Stephanie Cane Marjorie Elkin Susan Endelman Donna Ernst Peggy Farbman Claudia Freeman Jesse Hackell William Hakim Gordon Ilowit Patrice Kasten Paul Kaye Rochelle Lefkowitz Benson Lieber Robert Plattner Howard Reznick Mark Rosenbaum Rose Schneer Linda Soffin Linda Sperling Susan Storch Halley Tarr Larry Weinberg Honors and Awards 9th GRADE Nancy Burton Steven Campbell Jayne Cohen Allen Ganz Vida Goldstein Richard Harris Richard Koppel Judy Lefkowitz Joy Levy Dana Miller Mark Rosen Marsha Seiman Leslie Shafer David Silverman Doris Silverman Vicki Von Glahn Irwin Warren 65 7th GRADE Francis Bernstein- Larry Brandt Howard Corwin David Frank Michael Goldstein David Halpern Allen Krause Steven Krause Lewis Lehman Jessica Pollner Bob Tucker 1fL24f2 8 7a34Q4,f,5, fi-at Mi X Football XXX 66 'L fi I5 we gf Scores L B. 45 Boardman 50 L B. 54 W.H. 47 LB. 44 V.S.N. 56 LB. 52 V.S.M. 47 L B. 43 Ocean. 51 I B. 63 Law. 55 BasketbaH CAPTAINS LUTHER BOWSER AND STEVE COHN IN ACTION, 67 Cheerleaders Our school spirit is best displayed by the cheers that ring forth at our athletic events. We know that our excellence on the field has been stimulated by the devoted and enthusiastic cheerleaders, Captained by Joyce Grasser, and Harriet Williams, and supervised by Mrs. Grabelsky. Tw I r le rs Mr. McShea has done wonders with our girls as coordinator and in- structor of the twirlers. Our twirlers have always brought many honors to our school, and this year was one of their best. , Y ,,,, , ,,