Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)
- Class of 1960
Page 1 of 112
Cover
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Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1960 volume:
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THE PILLAR YYlatawan Hiqh School Wlcitautan., Ylew en.'ieq I960 lima Yftaten Hail Alma Mater, of thee we sing, Our lifted voices, your praises ring. We'll cherish you and add to your fame. Always and ever we’ll uphold your name. Though other thoughts may change with the time. Duty to you is foremost in our minds Down through the years, winning honors anew. We'll all he loyal. Mata wan to you. Marjorie Warwick We The Class of 1960 do dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Kpstein and Mr. Youngman in order to express our appreciation. These men. giving unselfishlx of their time ami effort, helped to make our Senior year one which we will always remember. Among our memories of Mr. Kpstein is his willingness to lend a helping hand—even to scrubbing the gym floor for our dance. As advisor to the year-book staff, his patience has been evident at many trying times. His school spirit ami his good humor make him as much a friend as a teacher. Our memories of Mr. Youngman include his facility to cope with us in the senior play. Undertaking the task of directing it was one proof of his sincere interest in our class. Another evi- dence of this was when he helped guide us in re-establishing Girls' and Boys’ Glee Clubs. We sincerely thank these men for all they have done. our TO THE CLASS OF 1960: I wish to join your legion of friends in congrat- ulating you at this particular time. Your success is recognized by your peers. The laws of character are as independent as the laws of science. The fac- ulty and others have observed your conformity to the laws of character and science. As students, your conduct proves your understanding of these immutable laws that make character. lav your life be long and your future a continued success. Most cordially yours. RISSELL STETLER Su| erintendent 6 ■Miss Celeste Wenzel TO THE CLASS OF I960: Congratulations on the completion of your high school course. Our association with you, our work with you and for you. the opportunity to observe your growth and development, your fine spirit, and your happy, hopeful, buoyant lives have formed a bond between you and Matawan High which we are reluctant to sever; in fact, cannot sever. Though we go our separate ways after graduation, neither space nor time can affect the spiritual un- ion which is the outgrowth of the association. My greatest wish is that you may respond to the challenge of youth with a courage, a sympathy, and a love that will gladden all hearts. Sincerely, LUTHER A. FOSTER Principal 7 Mrs. Mildred Bennett (guidance Department Mr. John V. Caracciolo Assistant Principal Miss Victoria Bucco 8 Miss Doris McEvoy Mr. Daniel Jackler Mrs. Loretta Anderson Trenton State College, B.S. Shorthand I, II: Secretarial Practice Advises: Commercial Club: Major- ettes. Mrs. Antoinette Bell Trenton State College, B.S. Applied Math III. IV: Geometry: Algebra I. Mrs. Joan Braun Wayne State U., B.S. Home Economics: General Science Advises: Junior Red Cross. Mrs. Clara A. Carver Rider. B.S. Steno I; Typing I. II: Business I.aw. Mr. George Deitz Rutgers, B.S. Phys. Ed. Advises: Block M Club: Baseball Coach. Mr. Jacob Baker University of Michigan, B.S. Biology; General Science. Mr. William Blake-Haskins Rider, B.S.; Columbia, M.A. Junior Business Training: Commer- cial Math. Mr. Frank I.. Capone University of Scranton. B.S. English II; Commercial Math Advises: Commercial Club; Ass’t. Track Coach; Sophomore Class. Mrs. Lois Davidson ,N. Y. State U. Teachers College: Alfred, B.A. School Librarian Advises: Junior Class: Library Club. Mr. Walter H. Dudley Rutgers, B.S.; M.A. Industrial Arts Advises: Junior Class. 9 Mrs. Mary H. Dwyer Rutgers, B.S.; Savage School Phya. Fa . Advises: Freshman Class. Mr. Norman Elliott Southwest Texas State Teachers. B.M. Westminster Choir College. M.M. Vocal Teacher Advises: Glee Club. Mrs. Sarah II. Ellison Newark School of Fine Industrial Arts Art Advises: Junior Red C.nvs . Mr. Harvey Epstein University of Michigan. B.A.: YY.l '.. M.A. U. S. History I. 11 Advises: Student Council: Yearbook; Senior Class. Mr. John Evan- King's College. B.A. English I. II; World History Adises: Freshman Class. Mr. Hans C. Fleischer Temple University, B.A. English I, IV. Advises: Freshman Class. Bowling Club. Mr. John M. Heyer Syracuse, B.S. Mechanical Drawing. Mr. Richard Holler Seton Hall. B.A. Latin I. II Advises: Freshman Class. Mrs. Dorothy Holliday St. Elizabeth's College. B.A. Algebra 1; General Math Advises: Freshman Class. Mr. Eugene Jaczynski University of Scranton, B.S. Social Studies, I, II Advises: Freshman Class; Bowling Club. 10 Mr. Benjamin Knrlz N. Y. U. B.S. German I, II; English 1. Mr. Harvey L. LaToureite Bethany College, B.A. Chemistry; Physics. Mr. Albert Levine Rider College. B.S.; Columbia I'., M.A. Bookkeeping; Business Law; Office Practice. Mr. F. Howard Lloyd, Jr. Rutgers, B.A.; M. Ed. English 111; Journalism Advises; Journalism Club: Booster Club; Junior Class. Mr. F. Howard Lloyd, Sr. N. J. State Teachers College Math; General Science. Mr. James G. Long University of Florida. B.A. English I, 111. Mr. Bruce MacCutcheon East Stroudsburg, B.S. Phys. Ed. Advises: Block M Club; Basket- ball Coach. Mr. Ralph F. Mauro N. Y. U„ B.S.; M.A. L’. S. History I Advises: Junior Class. Mr. Edward S. Miscavagc Penn State Industrial Arts; Mechanical Draw- ing. Mrs. Nellie Noddings Montclair State College. B.A. Plane and Solid Geometry; Algebra 1. H Advises: National Honor Society; Math Society. 1 1 Mr . Mary Oakley Penn State University, B.A. Biology Advises: Biology Club; Sophomore Class. Mrs. Doris 0. Perkins Montclair State College. B. . French I, II, III Advises: French Club. Mrs. Marion Roman School Nurse. Mrs. Eleanor Smith School Nurse. Mr. Richard S. Lrbanski Manhattan School of Music. B.M.. M.M.E. Instrumental Music. Miss .Nancy Washer Mary wood College. B.A. Typing I. Personal Typing Adivscs: .Sophomore Class. M rs. Florence Ochs Douglas, B.S. Home Economics Advises: Junior Red Cross. Mr. Barry Rizzo University of North Carolina, B.A. Applied ami General Science Track and Football Coach; Athletic Director. Mr. Walter Rosenauer C.C.N.Y.. B.S.S.; Columbia. M. . English IV Advises: Senior Class. Mr. Thomas M. Stachura University of Scranton. B.S. English II Advises: Sophomore filas . Mrs. Helen Volk Columbia University. B.S. Phys. Ed. Advises: Cheerleaders: Senior filas . Mr. Carl Youngman Rutgers. B.A. U. S. History II Advises: Senior Class; Senior Play. Cafjetenia and 7anitonial Stafiffa Mr . Irma Bullard Mrs. Mary Croft 13 . Mrs. Louise I.amhort Mr. John Devota Custodian OOo° m- Mr. Epstein. Advisor; Zoe Clapp. Editor; Ed Baiersdorfer. Co-editor. LAYOUT COMMITTEE. Standing: Barbara Dugan. Connie Insley, George Bitter. Charlene Lockwood. Pat Nealis. Carole Pole. Seated: Jean McCuv-Co-chairman. Gary Koelke—Chairman. Absent: Mary Ellen Harris. COPY- COMMITTEE. Standing: Carole Schaffer. Judy Kuhns, Carol Tru zkow ki. Sue Smith, Jean McCue, Pat Nealis, Tony Rapolla. Seated: Carole Pole, Charlene Lockwood -Chairman, Connie Insley. 14 ART CHAIRMAN: Linda Holland. Absent: Betty Rae Cusick TYPING COMMITTEE. Back row: Sandy Pearce. Shirley Marvel. Barbara Dugan. Front row: Elouise Morris—Chairman. Carol Truszkowski. Lois Hock, enbary. Absent: Margot Mayer. Gail Eastinond. BUSINESS COMMITTEE. Standing: Judy Kuhns. Pat Nealis. Jean McCuc. Ted Kissmiller. Lois Hoc- kenbary, Tony Rapolla. Seated: Cliff Reeves—Chairman. S T A F F PHOTO COMMITTEE. Standing: Shirley Marvel. Sue Smith. Carol Truszkowski. Lois Hockenbary. Sandy Pearce. Carole Schaffer. Seated: Elouise Morris, Judy Kuhns—Chairman, Barbara Dugan. 15 Qnaduatei I960 CLASS Vice President e.la ScoflefJ President JJarrij C urollcrA OFFICERS 18 Ga ricta y}(vxandv “Fat” Commercial Secretary Clubs: Library. ComnuTcial: Pillar Staff. I.ikes to say: “Are you kidding?” J}oan -4.Jc cricn Joan Ccncral Beautician Likes to say: “All righty. -Antlers TJ. AnJt erdon “Andy” (.'ollege Prep Business School Track; Clubs: French. Music Honor Society; Band. Likes to say: “How many points did Tim make last night? LiJ, ara -4nJ. rews Barb” College Prep Teacher Club: Latin; Color Guard. Like to say: “Big Deal! £ r i I yJrejcn lit College Prep A. E. Engineer Club: Bowling. Likes to say: Say you don't mean it! Geraldine sdi Kjeratuine «.Strmour “Gerry Commercial Business School Clubs: Biology. Commercial. Likes to sav: “Whv not? 19 “Buck General Navy Clubs: Biology. Bowling; Co-Editor of I’illar Staff, Prom Committee, Jr. Bas- ketball Benefit Came. I.ikes to say: “I remember when I was a kid fin my sophomore year). 2)o « C-ttrfs J on Dotty Lon- Commercial Beautician Club: Library; Color Guard. I.ikes to say: Be calm. TJ. kanajalo Joe General Special School Club: Biology; Band. Orchestra. Likes to say: What, are you kidding me? C larfeA rJLucltf (fit Marching Bonner- Commercial Service Clubs: Biology. Commercial. Jour- nalism: Drum Major. Band. Pillar Staff. Likes to a : “Mine too. - Marry MJ. C a roll a rot hers College Prep College Football. Basketball. Track; Clubs: French. Block M , Math Society; President of Senior Chi . Vice-Presi- dent of Junior Class. Student Council. National Honor Society. County Sheriff. Boys State Representative. Welcoming Committee. CarJl Jerry I.ee College Prep Klectronics Rand. I.ike« to say: Drat 20 •Bill Commercial Automotive hikes to say: “Sec you later! j- ilru:ia (f3ulowczijl Commercial “Pat Undecided Z CL, “IT “Zoe College Prep College Club-: Math Society. Latin. Journalism. French. National Honor Society: Prom Committee. Student Advisory Board. Editor of Pillar. Treasurer of: National Honor Society, French Club. Senior Class. “Spider College Prep College Basketball. Track: Clubs: Block “M . French. “Butch General Undecided Football. J oln Chester Con over ('.on'} College Prep Engineer Track: Club: French. I.ikcs to say: “Those who have an inch and take a yard give them a foot. 21 Juanita nCouiie C o “Shorty” Commercial Business School Clubs: Glee, Dramatics, Commercial. Future Nurses. I.ikes to say: “Ooh! Embarrassed. 55 ran cca Commercial 2 Jta Pi.tr Fran Waves lancij -s Jnn C ranslam Nan Commercial Undecided Clubs: Glee, Commercial. Likes to say: “That's the way the missile fizzles. P trie Pat College Prep College Clubs: Library, Booster, ( lee, German. Bowling. Latin: Pillar Staff. Likes to «ay: “Like .... I mean. DrrJ 2ELjl er “Freddy” College Prep Badio TV Repair PoLrt 2 i Ln Mr. Dillon General Undecided Track. 22 n. CJL “.Norm Commercial Secretary Clubs: Library, Commercial; Pillar Staff. Prom Committee, Rowling. Likes to say: You fool you.” iHartja ret CuSumKi Mag Commercial Business School Clubs: Library. Latin, Commercial; Secy of Freshmen Clas«, Captain of Cheerleaders, Freeholder. National Honor Society. I.ikes to say: “All rightee dightee. Richard d iodato h cod ore nC. —Z ’-Srr i o Richie” College Prep College Track. Basketball; Club: Latin. Likes to say: Where’s Andy? Ted College Prep College Clubs: Latin. Biology. Likes to say: Hey Animal! ildctfii-ldac Cttsicl Sunshine College Prep College Clubs: Latin. Future Nurses, Glee. Booster; Pillar Staff. Likes to say: Like .... you know what I mean! J enne I € SboLU Kenny 23 College Prep College ara Barb Commercial Secretary Clubs: Library, Biology, Commercial, Dramatics, Clcc. Journalism: Cheer- leader—Varsity. J.V. Captain; Prom Committee. Pillar Stuff. Sec'y of Soph. Class. Likes to say: Oh no! Peggy Commercial Business School Clubs: PresiV enf-Commercial, -National Honor Society. I.ikes to say: “What’s a matter wi' you?” (Hasfmonc “Gail” Commercial Secretary Clubs: Library. Vicc-l'resident of Biology and Commercial. Likes to say: My good nos ! £ (izult’tl at tSon Mary Commercial Undecided Club: Library. Likes to say: You’d 1m- surprised. TJlet Sc I etschmann Flcisch Commercial Undecided Clubs: Library, Commercial; Majorettes. Jr. Benefit Basketball Game Likes to say: Never happen.” -A1 College Prep College 24 — Inn clmm (f3ar! aru Wary Bob Dun, Commercial Secretary Clubs: Library, Commercial; Pillar General Club: Library. Office Work Staff. Likes to say: “Alrightv. Likes to say: ' 1 wish. DI 'toni ai Torn Gvnvral Undecided Likes i say: Thai’s the breaks. Butch College Prep I.ikes to sav: Like wow. Navy Zeke College Prep Missionary Band. Putri cia Qucenie Commercial .Secretary Clubs: Glee. Commercial. Future Nurses, Bowling: Secy Junior Class: Corresponding Sec’y-Student Council: Prom Committee; Football Queen 1959. Likes to say: “What? 25 Oerruann cut Kjcilloivaij Terry College Prep College Clubs: Library, Booster. French. Jour- nalism, Latin: Band. Secy of Senior (Hass. Prom Committee. Jr. Basketball Benefit Came. Pillar Staff. Likes to say: Mv Cosh. Ct)on a ft! annon Don Little Cant General Undecided Football. Basketball. Baseball; V. . of Block M Club. Likes to say: What, are you kidding me? RoL'rt S. G'tlaJ “Bob- General Air Force ('lub: Commercial. Cuaniln dnn J'lunse ll Sandy College Prep College Clubs: Library. Future .Nurses; Bowl- ing; Pillar Staff. Prom Committee. Likes to ay: “Good Grief! a arts Jianson “Charlie College Prep Undecided Likes to say: Be Calm.” 26 College Prep College -Arlene CjolaA zeiusli “Lene” Commercial Secretary Clubs: Commercial, Biology. Dramatics. Bowling: Jr. Girl- Basketball Benefit Game. Likes to say: “What, are you kidding Carol Cull Qral tam College Prep Nursing Clubs: Future Nurse-. Library; Jr. Girls Basketball Benefit Game, Treas- urer of Student Council, Co-captain- J.V. cheerleader. Varsity cheerleader. Prom Committee. Likes to say: 1 forgot.” JJ union Mike Commercial Undecided Football. Baseball; Sec'y-Treas. Block ■ M ; Pres, of Jr. Class. I.ikes to say: “What, you crazy?’’ £llen J nrrii “Susie College Prep College Clubs: Future Nurses. Dramatics, Sec’y of French; Co-captain of Majorettes. Pillar Staff. Prom Committee. Likes to sav: “Oh. No! a atnc c Titian “I.ayne General Modeling Clubs: Dramatics. Library. Biology. Glee. Likes to -ay: Good grief! Wargaret Jl a user “Murphy Commercial Dentist Club: Commercial; Color Guard. Likes to say: “For crying out loud! 27 RonJd Cj(or ji' ( dweird adindi Aon General Undecided Jack” General Marine- Baseball. Track; Club: Bowling. I.ikes to say: “Shick.” Lo” Commercial Secretary Clubs: Jr. Bed Cross, Commercial; Prom Committee, Pillar Staff. Like to «ay: What? £ «,«« 2b. JL Eddie” College Prep College Track; Clubs: Latin, Math Society; .National Honor Society; Student Council. I.ikes to say: “Too Cool. dad. too cool. SI icrrte dt)ianc JKiejhlt Sher Commercial Secretary Club: Commercial. Likes to -ay: “Stop joshin me. 28 le. jJo lj -J'iartilJ r ji)i(son .. Jio (fen I a cl “Nina “Harold Commercial Art Teacher Commercial Undecided Clubs: French. Glee, Commercial; Pillar Staff. -Arlene - JJoward “Howie Commercial Undecided Clubs: Bow-ling. dec. Jr. Benefit Bas- ketball Came. Likes to say: “Hit the road. C.onslancc Con Commercial Business School Clubs: Biology. Latin, Journalism. Commercial. Bowling: Intramural Bas- ketball. Pillar Stall. Likes to say: What'ro you tryin’ to say •bar? WJl.r K. jU lewtez “Jass ’bo” College Prep College Track; Bowling league. Likes to say: “Big 0. little a. double I). 10. “Mel College Prep Undecided Track; Club: Chess; Intramural Sports. Likes to say: “What am I supposed to do about it? 29 (Jarij 3 enicn General Carpenter Samued J aij “Java General Undecided Track. Likes to say: “How about that. nson rdfaavitl on cj “Pepsi Commercial Nurse Club: Glee. Likes to say: Wait a minute! Slick General Baseball Football, Basketball. Baseball. Track: President, Freshman Class. Likes to say: Say what! e Coma C J(. DU Flo- General Beautician I.ikes to say: You’re Crazy! “Pixie- College Prep Teacher Clubs: Future Nurses, Journalism, Bowling. Glee: Prom Committee. Pillar Staff. Likes to say: Oh for Pete’s sake. 30 Dran J ora (d Frannic Stephen oyc Steve Commercial Secretary Clubs: Commercial. Biology. Future N urses. I.ikes to say: Be quiet. College Prep College Football: Clubs: Latin. Block M”. d3ar! ara - J onar William C. _ J orl acti Barb “Bill’ Commercial Marriage College Prep Armed Forces Club: Junior Commercial; Pillar Staff. Track; Club: French. Likes to say: “Take it light. Likes to say: Great guns.” J c arntewAhi Tug General Nurse Clubs: Biology. Future Nur-e-. D.I tom a A £ JC rueejvr ‘Tom 31 College Prop Football. Likes to say: Cool. Coast Guard 3°!,n P- J uc tarcl Kuch College Prep Cndecided Basketball: Club: French. C larfcnc Jlntx cjLoclnvooil Char College Prep Secretary Clubs: Library. Booster, French. Future Nurses, Journalism; Pillar Staff. Junior Benefit Basketball Came. Intramural Sports. Likes to say: “Gulp! jUv m art an Judy” College Prop College Clubs: Vice-l’rrs. of Library. Booster. French. Journalism, Bowling: Student Council. Freeholder. Prom Committee. Pillar Staff. Likes to say: Just breaks me up. J anicf Dranltin J uznta The Bird College Prep College Basketball: Club: Block M : Prom Committee. Likes to say: Help Me!” jConJon K.,armela Jinn rjCova (fo •Jack- “Mella College Prep Air Force Commercial Marriagi I.ikes to say: “Smile and the world Club: Glee. smiles with you. Likes to av: Duckie” 32 une r Ca Junie College Prep Undecided Clubs: Library, Latin, French: Captain- Majorettes. Honor Society. Likes to say: ’What?M 3ranl SbavJ jCaWonJ The Bookie” (College Prep Undecided Football. I.ikes to say: Dirty Guy.” William €. WalLltl General Navy Football. Track: Club: Block M”. Gobba” College Prep College Basketball. Track; Clubs: French. Block M”; Prom Committee. Jr. Bene- fit Basketball Game. cjCci u oriva fd Judy College Prep Undecided Club: Library; Honor Society, Major- ettes. I.ikes to say: Who cares? -Arh rlene A ranee A “Ar” General Undecided Clubs: Library. Latin. Future Nurses. Likes to say: What ‘a doing?” 33 “McPltgg” General Secretary Clubs: Future Nurses. Biology. Glee. I .ikes t« say: “Well! I'll be dipped $oyc. $„a„ WcWalon “Joy Commercial Undecided Club: Library; Pillar Staff. Likes to say: “Right? “Penny Commercial Secretary Clubs: Library. Journalism. Biology. Bowling. .Secretary-Commercial; Cheer, leader. Secretary-Sophomore Clas . Treasurer-Junior Class; Junior Benefit Basketball Game. Pillar Staff. Like to say: “Ooh. ooh. College Prep College Track. Football; Club: Block M . St.pLn J. W'Juncl Steve College Prep Air Force Track. Football. Baseball: Club : French. German. Like to say: “Good Grief! p.n nu, General Undecided Football. Ba eball. Likes to say: “There you go. 34 “Martic” Commercial Secretary Club: Commercial; Pillar Staff. Likes to say: “I just don’t know. Ward War, Mayo Commercial Model Clubs: Biology. Commercial, Bowling: Majorettes. Jr. Benefit Basketball Game. Likes to say: Make the scene, right? Red College Prep Technician Football. Track: Math Society. Likes to say: Girl?” Bill” College Prep College Math Society. National Honor Society. Student Council. Likes to say: Be calm! S Ua rricl WcCue “Jean College Prep College Clubs: Journalism. French, I resident of Library. Bostcr; Recording Secy of Student Council; Pillar Staff. Prom Committee, Jr. Benefit Basketball Game, Intramural Sports. Likes to say: Promises, Promises. Gaylie College Prep Technician Clubs: Glee. Future Nurses. Likes to say: “Sugar.” 35 varJ “E r General Commercial Art Club: Bowling. I.ikes to say: Best not! “Sandy” College Prep College Clubs: Library. Latin, Journalism. French; Prom Committee, Cheerleader. l7cc- Vesi e if-Nalional Honor Society. Representative-Girls' Citizenship Insti- tute. Pillar Staff. Jr. Benefit Basketball Came, Intramural Sports. Likes to say: “Oh. Gad!” VUj €touU. Worrit El Commercial Medical A as'I Clubs: Commercial. Glee. Journalism; Co-Captain, Varsity Cheerleaders; Free- holder. Pillar Staff. Jr. Benefit Basket- ball Game. Intramural Sports. %JLU W. Wo. r, Jr. “Fred” College Prep Air Force Baseball. Basketball; Clubs: Block M‘ Latin. Likes to say: “Hold it, baby.” 2 njj J. Puuri Moose College Prep College J eanne' General Waves Likes to -ay: How about that!” 36 Patricia 2X %JU Neal” College Prep Denial Hygienist Clubs: Booster. Biology. Treasurer- Library; Prom Committee, Pillar Staff, Intramural Sports. Jr. Benefit Basket- ball Came. Likes to say: ‘'Hung Loose!” O’SL General Navy Football; Club: Block M . Likes to sav: Whal’re ya kidding me?! “Rebel College Prep College Clubs: French, Commercial, Journ- alism; Prom Committee, Pillar Staff. Likes to say: “Y'all. “Josey” Commercial Secretary Clubs: Commercial. Glee. Likes to say: “It's not worth it.” (hefItj cjCon f- arru “Betty Lou” General Undecided Ronald P. “Ron” College Prep College Baseball, Football. Likes to say: “Well, you know. . .” 37 Rolert Ranll Bob” College Prep College Co-capfo n-Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball: Club: Pres., See y-Treas. Block “M ; Pres. Student Council. Welcoming Committee. (jeorge U. fitter, r. College Prep Track; Club: Likes to say: “George” Engineering French; Band. “That’s cool. 3rwin J). Ra,,otla JUfr.J t2a Tony College Prep College Clubs: Latin: Math Society, Pillar Staff. Likes to say: What? Al” College Prep Electrical Engineering Likes to say: Crazy Man! Qur.j Carle KoclL “Kelk College Prep College Football. Basketball, Track; Clubs: Block “M . Latin; Senior Advisory Council, Pillar Staff. Prom Committee, Pres, of Sophomore Class; Jr. Benefit Basketball Came. Likes to say: “Wait a Minute! Wa V Rum General Pndecided Track. Likes to say: For crying out loud. 38 “Mary Lou” Commercial Secretary Clubs: Glee. Commercial; Junior Bene, fit Basketball Came. Likes to say: “But that'- beside the point. Cliff College Prep College Track; County Clerk. Pillar Staff. Prom Committee, Jr. Benefit Basket- ball Came, Baud. Likes to sav: Good Gosh! arl ara Barb Commercial Secretary Clubs: .Secretary-Commercial. Future Nurses; Girl’s Basketball Team. Likes to sav: Aw Shucks! Peter $. SaL.Ui, Jr. Pete Commercial Business Likes to say: “Definitely.” Jleoclore f iSAmiffer Rissy” College Prep Speech Therapist Club: Biology. Likes to say: “What’s next, man? C arofc J eancttc S) claffci Scrafe College Prep College Clubs: Library, Glee. Booster. Journ- alism. Latin: Cheerlcadcr-JA ., Varsity. Jr. Bed Cross Representative. Jr. Bene- fit Basketball Came. Pillar Staff. Likes to say: I’m hungry! 39 .5red er icit SJ. Schneider, d}r. “Fred Commercial Service I.ikes io say: You big dummy.” d£)ortlu “Dottic” Commercial School Clubs: Future Nurses, Commercial, Dramatics: Prom Committee. Pillar Si a IT. I.ikes lo say: “What is it with you? Rita ScofiJj “Baby Cortez Commercial Undecided Clubs: Biology, Commercial. Dramatics. Journalism; Treasurer-Freshman Class. Student Council Representative, l ice- President- Senior Class. Freeholder. Junior Benefit Basketball Came. Bowl- ing League. Su4an £tten Smith “Sue College Prep College Clubs: Library, Math Society, French. Biology. National Honor Society; Stu- dent Council. V ice-Pres.-Freshman Class. Senior Class Representative. Al- ternate Delegate-Citizenship Institute. Student Advisory Board. Bowling League. Junior Benefit Basketball Game. Pillar Staff. Likes to say: “That's beside the point. jc°r jc Shu General Horse I.ikes to say: Whoa there man! Sinne “Spooky- Commercial Secretary Clubs: Library. Commercial; Pillar Staff. Likes to say: You'd be surprised! 40 Hn clair WaJJine X St Commercial Beautician Club: Library. JL id —S i(jismoni i Kins College Prep Drafting Baseball: Clubs: French. Bowling. Like to say: “What are you doing? a St, oncif Ed Ceneral Undecided C urof - Inn S ruu Commercial Undecided Club: Commercial. Likes to say: Crazy, right? JllL R S Al” College Prep Electronics Math Society, Band. Likes to say: “What is it with you? TJancrc A Jer College Prep I ndecidod Track: Clubs: Latin. Bowling. Likes to say: “Boy. you know it! 41 I osa (i n il J oAcpl in e TJ lomai Chickie” Commercial Secretary Clui ': Commercial. dec, Biology, N urse.'. bike to say: “Way out.” n D„majL “Lulu” Commercial Secretary Clubs: Dramatic, Commercial, Biology. I.ikes to say: Whala ya kidding me? C itrof TJrnSzltOwslti CoCo (,'ommereial Modeling Club : Glee, Booster. Commercial. Journalism: Rol Cross, Pillar Slnfl. I.ikes to ay: Like about a Wow! 42 Cjracc ( ci it. VaccaJL Vat a I anzano Grace Commercial Secretary Clubs: Library, French. Commercial; Flap Twirlcr. Colorguard. Likes to say: Oh. no! “Tony College Prep College Baseball. Football; Clubs: Math Soci- ety. French. Bowling. Likes to say: Want to make a bet on it? UJa Giggles Commercial Office Clubs: Library, Glee. Likes to say: Keep both hands on the wheel. 3 ran cca WLeL Fran Commercial Office Clubs: Commercial. Future Nurses. Glee. %ance, M Fannie Commercial Secretary Club: Commercial. Likes to say: You're enough to semi me screaming. Ken General Navy Football. Basketball. Track: Club: Block M . 43 “Butch General Undecided 1-ikes to «ay: “That's tlir ay the mop flops. Willi tams Willie, Wil .ion General Bones n •2w, , y„i iaiz Don General Armed Force I .ike to ay: Oh Man! “Joyce Commercial Undecided I .ikes to «ay: Right! J oln Inlln College Prop Track: Math Sirirtx. s—i ratli College 44 VYhlcUl JJami it on Ca ro fe Jlp one Commercial Undecided “Milch” General Undecided Football Co-captain. Basketball. Track; Block “M Club. RJ,,l General Wug.c Undecided 2w IZ.'lcL General Undecided Hememben When: Seniors had lockers in the auditorium ... we had school from 9 to 3 . . . we entered this school in the year 3 BC . . . Beatniks invaded the school . . . Seniors went into mourning . . . we had freshmen initiation day . . . Seniors had gym with only Seniors . . . we were Juniors and heat the Seniors in a cheering contest . . . the Majorettes and Band marched at all football games . . . there were “love, life, and li| stick” conversa- tions in steno . . . physics and client notebooks were graded by weight . . . Seniors filed their lunches in the pamphlet file in the library . . . we had “home” basketball games at Asbury Park . . . there were no signs on the lavatories and several people were embarrassed . . .there were rainy Saturdays and postponed games . . . we had a “pickle fight in the cafeteria in our Freshman year . . . C. R. and E. B. painted on the Munnings tower “Matawan beat Keyport” . . . we had an exploding toilet in the upstairs boys room ... we came to the dance but couldn't make it to school ... six Senior girls attempted to rearrange the lockers in the auditorium . . . the official car of 1960 was for senior use. Mr. Epstein and Mr. Lloyd had hair . . . Mr. Mac wrestled with a certain Senior in his Freshman year outside Mr. Heyer's room ... Mr. Epstein used to tell funny jokes . . . Mr. Youngman was out for a week . . . Mr. Epstein and Mr. Capone swabbed the deck . . . Mr. C. was a Chemistry teacher . . . Mr. Rosenauer was hit by a flagpole . . . Mr. Mac was demonstrating a stunt on the spring board and hurt his knee . . . Mr. Foster was the only principal. Tony Rapolla was hung upside down out of room 42 . . . Con Insley and Mary Ellen Harris honored Mr. Lloyd Jr s. birthday with a ticking present ... a senior fell up the school steps and into the auditorium . . . Rich Diodato called a certain history teacher by the wrong name . . . Lucy Tomasello volunteered to sing “Mack the Knife between acts of the Senior play “You, the Jury . . . Shirley Marvel had shoe polish on her tights . . . Juanita Conover ran off stage when she and her singing group couldn't end their song . . . John Men .el had hair . . . Steve Joyce had his own front teeth . . . Rita had frozen food . . . the “Question Marks” had three weeks of joy . . . Ann Fleischmann wore a skirt below her knees ... an assortment of articles were thrown out of Mrs. Oakley's 6th period science class by Ed and Joe . . . Bob Rankl reminded the Juniors that it is a Senior privilege to stand at an assembly . . . Marci's pajamas froze . . . Steve Joyce ate caterpillars . . . Jean McCue and Zoe Clapp were on agreeing sides in a yearbook discussion . . . Carole Schaffer didn’t wear a smile. 45 PAT ALEXANDER wills locker No. 50 to any Junior with a strong arm. GERRY ARMOUR wishes to leave to her sister Margie her flirtatious ways. ED BAIERSDORFER leaves his ability to bluff his way through, along with his friendship with Mr. C., to Terry Magee. To her brother, Parker, ZOE CLAPP leaves the understanding that school hooks are as necessary as automobiles and girls. JUANITA CONOVER leaves her nail polish color combinations to Arlene Harris. NANCY CRANSHAW wishes to leave her good behavior to Shirley Guthridge and Cynthia Cranshaw. MAG CUSANELLI leaves her place as Captain of the Varsity Cheer- leading Squad to next year's Lucky Girl. To her sister, Charlene. BARBARA DUGAN wills the privilege of having all her senior teachers in her senior year. ANN EMM leaves an automatic bow-tie straightener to Mr. Fleischer. The Chemistry Lab is left by SANDY MANSELL to anyone who wishes to blow it up. To Karen Olmstead MIKE HANSON leaves his locker; in the hall. MARY ELLEN HARRIS leaves her ability to drop her baton to next year’s Majorette Co-Captain. LOIS HOCKENBARY leaves to Mary Kaas her height for the purpose of basketball. LINDA HOLLAND leaves all her books to Lynda Ritter. ARLENE HOWARD would like to leave her history ability to Bobby Vena. EDDIE HYRNE wills his seat in chemistry to any fearless Junior. SHERRIE INGLETTS abundant laughter is left to any unhappy junior girl. CON 1NSLEY bequeaths her ability to do geography in Mr. Uoyd's journalism class to one of next year's Senior journalism students. WALTER JASKIEWICZ leaves his ability to skip classes without being caught to his sister Linda. SHIRLEY JOHNSON leaves to Martha Jones her most friendly smile. DAVE JONES leaves to Charlie Wathington his ability to bluff his way out of a tight situation. STEVE JOYCE leaves his gym shorts t Phew !! t to Dennis Krueger. BARBARA KONAR leaves her note passing ability to Joe Eglow. JUDY KUHNS leaves her rank of “Sargent of the Doors to any Junior who likes to bother Mr. Roscnauer. DAN KUZMA leaves four inches height to Rollie Peterson and Jack Erdman. JUNE LACERRE leaves the bruises from her big baton to next year's Captain. CARMELLA LOVALLO leaves the name of “Mousey to next year's smallest senior girl. 46 Will ( AROL MALINKA leaves to Ellen Hollenback the chore of walking home alter extra afternoon classes. SHIRLEY MARVEL and CAROL GRAHAM leave their four years of stormy friendship to two brave freshmen. MARGOT MAYER wills her absentee slij s and excuses for all four years to Mrs. Bennett. MARCI MAYO lea vcs Mr. Youngman to the Juniors. Her ability to do push-ups is left by JEAN McCUE to Nancy Cromwell. JOHN MENZEL wishes to leave Mr. C. GAYLE MILLIGAN leaves her happy-go-lucky smile to Joan Carlson. EDDIE MOREY would like to leave his senior English teacher to some unsuspecting Freshman. Her position as Varsity Cheerleader Co-captain ELOUISE MORRIS leaves to the most w illing worker available. PAT YEALIS leaves to any deserving Junior the ability to annoy Mr. Roscnaucr by “doodling” during his lectures. SANDY PEARCE to Sally Pearson: the memories of our look alikes of '60. To John Eget DON PICURI leaves his ability to always say the wrong things at the wrong times. CAROLE POLE leaves her ability to take candid shots to some aspiring Ixmella O. Parsons. RONALD RAMSEY’ wishes to leave his books to some deserving Junior. TONY RAPOLLA leaves a Forbes button to any Junior who wants it. MARY EOT REDMAN wills her SI.75 locker to Margaret Krimmel. CLIFF REEVES leaves his ability to keep from getting hit at dodgcball to any deserving (?) Freshman. TED RISSMILLER leaves his sneakers in the locker room to any will- ing soul. GARY ROEEKE bequeaths his seat in the office to Dennis Krueger. A wobbly first trumpet stand is left to Dave Rinear bv AL SINCLAIR. The nickname “Scrafe” is left by CAROLE SCHAFFER to her sister Barbara. SUSAN SMITH leaves her ability to tumble in gym to any athletic Junior girl. JERRY TANCREDI wishes to leave the just game of handball to the just Senior on the court next year. ROSALIND THOMAS hereby leaves her “noisy” ways to Winnie I.ee who reallv doesn’t need them. CAROL TRUSZKOWSKI leaves to Helen Pickier her “extra good marks in United States History. JOY' WARE’s apron with all the holes is left to Anne Corso. JEFFREY WILLIAMS leaves his old gym shoes to Bill Ratcliff. 47 HHOS Wittiest Marci Mayo Gar.- Roelkc Most Conscien Susan Smith Harry Ga rot hers Shyest Nancy Cranshaw Emil Argentino Cutest Mi Couple Tim Magee i icest Eyes Judy Lautcrwald Dan Kuzma 48 UHO? Pat Crawford Andy Anderson Best Looking Joan Andersen Rill Mabbitt Best Dressed Jean Mc( -ue Joe Runafato Most I.ois Hockenbary m Polite Tim Magee Mag Cusanelli Ed Raieredorfer 49 Most Popular Mag Cusanelli Hob Kunkl Most Sophisticated Zoe Clapp Harry Carothers Most Likely To Succeed SiiHan Smith Harry Carothcra Best Personality F.louisr Morri Andy Anderson Class Clowns Marci Mayo Don Picnri 50 Friendliest Klouise Morris F.d Hyrne Best Dancers 1 Ann Fleischmann Jerry Tancredi Nicest Smile Joan Anderson Bill Mabbill Did Most for the school Judy Kuhns Ed Baier-dorfer 51 Most Talented Linda Holland Jerry Carroll Most Athletic Rita Scofield David Jones Class Flirts Mary Gallo Charles Hanson Class Drains Zoc Clapp Harry Carothen Desert Island Companion Hoys’ Choice Barbara Dugan 52 Chniztmaa. Dance The weather supplied the perfect atmosphere for the annual Senior dance, “Winter Wonderland.” Although school was not in session that day due to the snow, the students were notified through a radio broadcast and posters in town that the dance would still he held. A large turnout enjoyed dancing to the music of the Corvairs. Highlighting the dance was the crowning of Seniors Bill Mahbitt and Sandy Pearce, king and queen. 53 Oun Pnom Everyone looks forward to the big formal of the year the Junior Prom. East year was no exception. Entitled Halfway to Heaven.” our prom was held on May 29. 1959. We were granted the use of the new ClifTwood Cafetorium and were able to decorate during the three days preceeding the Prom. The decorations were based on the theme of heaven, with angel-hair clouds and a celestial stairway. The music was supplied by Walt Staeger and his orchestra. The official chaperons were Mrs. Lois Davidson. Mr. Ralph Mauro and Mr . Loretta Anderson. During the Grand March they selected Jo Ann .Shea, queen, and her escort. Richard Grenwall, king. Her court included Leslie Lockwood. Grace Della Pietro, and their escorts. Kenm Williams and Gary Spaniak. respectively. A good time was had by all. 54 Mrs. Davidson Crowns The King and Queen The Queen And Her Court 55 for a change of pace from the usual comedy, this year the senior play was a serious drama that involved a murder trial. (.hester Brant, a wealthy man about town, was found murdered in his apart- ment. His secretary. Barbara Scott, confessed her guilt of this crime to the police. In a seemingly vain attempt, her sister. Kdith. decided to defend Barbara at the trial. The prosecuting attorney, Allan Woodward, started the case with an almost certain conviction in sight, only to find that the persistent Kdith had a few tricks of her own. Several possible suspects were brought to light during the trial, and at the final curtain the jury had to decide whether Barbara was guilty. The audience, as a sideline, was the jury, and also the deciding party in an unusual ending, and they were left to go home and ponder the verdict. THE CAST Allan Woodward George Hitter Edith Scott Pat Neal is Miss Carver Charlene Lockwood Clerk Cliff Beeves Stenographer Jean McCue Bailiff John Zyracki Barbara Scott Susan Smith Mrs. Lake Connie Insley Judge T. Findlay Kenneth Dolinick Robert McPherson Donald Picuri Lewis Rennie Bill Miller Gwendolyn kelton Barbara Andrews Sheila Vincent Marci Mayo Janice Scott Gail Eastmond Jimmy Perry Bill Mabbitt Prompters . . . Judy Kuhns, Lois llockt-nhary and Carol Truszkowski. Andy Anderson, Mr. Youngman, Peggy Finn Directors. 57 89 UNDERCLASS Class of ’61 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Back row: Susie Bauer. Secretary; l)a i«l Gregory. Vice-President; Sarah Notidings. Treasurer; Front Row: Joyce Ward. resident. JUNIOR CLASS Top Hoic: F. DcCosta, J. D’Agostino. Second How: R. DeNorica. P. Doheck. S. Donovan. l. Catlierwood, I). Della Pietro, h. Crowley, B. DeShaw, J. Eget. J. Erdmann, A. Cruse, B. Carter, S. Conover, E. Emmons, L. Clifton. Third Hou : II. Dong, Allocca. T. Browne. K. Barnes. R. Bowie. T. Baumgartner, T. Anderson. V. Bell, h. Brantligan. 1’. Della Pietro, (.. Duda. P. Devaney, A. Corso. J. Carbone. Fourth How: A. Edmond. I). Beeman, K. Bennett. B. Bradach. K. Craulich, W. Arace, B. Crane, B. Copper, E. Crawford. R. DeCregorio, J. Davis. M. Boyer. J. Alinenas, J. Craig, tront How: G. Ccntimnlc, J. Evaldi. h. Adler, S. Bauer. I). Burch. C. DeNardo, P. Chapman, P. Boyce, M. Anson. M. Anderson, S. Bucco, C. Aube. B. Beck. 62 JUNIOR CLASS Top Row: W. Marshall, M. Olsen, J. Lcsqucrcaux, L Henderson. K. Graulich, K. Jackson. C. Mar , R. Miichell. A. Matthews. J. Maratea. M. Jcffcoal. Second Row: K. Olmstead. S. Nodding , J. Norbcrg. M. Nann, M. Otto. M. Grande, R. Cuub. B. Hicks, J. Hinds, D. Gregory, R. Haslach, D. Miller. R. Mitro. V. Merrill. Third Row: C. Keegan, J. Moser. M. Krimmel, C. Morizio. K. Matuch, F. Joralemon, T. McKenna, D. Kronowski, M. Logan, J. l cavy, J. Lukshis. J. Mabbitt, M. Maior. W. I.cc. Front Row: V. Martin. L. Johnson. B. Heaney, B. Gonzolcs, B. Gallo. M. Foltz, B. Harris. K. Carey. P. Hellegaard, A. Harris, S. Gilt bridge. M. Faas, J. Guigliano. JUNIOR CLASS Top Row: S. Taciak, H. Smith, L. Unglen. R. Smith, G. Weber. J. Smoyak. I). Ricth, C. Sliski, E. Short. R. Samalia. D. Res- einiti. P. Pelrignani. Second Row: M. Wiikowaki, 1). Visceglic, H. Warden. K. Vena. R. Stoddard. A. Peterson. E. Shortridge, R. Peterson. B. Ratcliffe. L. Sinclair. J. Sardella. Third Row: G. Wasden. M. Weistead. P. Tomasello, M. Zelwak, J. Wolff, I. White. B. Warmke. H. Pickier, A. Savel. K. Reardon. W. Smith.Robinson. L. Ritter. Front Row: J. Ziegler. J. Ward. H. Van Meerbcko, R. Wallace, J. Tappin, N. Yuschak, M. Sample, P. Walker, J. Riggs. S. Pearson. K. Pulvermuller. P. Perry. 63 Class of ’62 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Top Row: F. Manvillc. Vice-president; R. Hanson. President. Front Row: I). Watson, Secretary; L. Tuttle, Treasurer. SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Row: B. Collins, W. Carrol, I). Carnes. S. Casa men to. S. Engh. R. Daloia. T. Dalfon .o. K. Clark. Second Row: R. Casa a, 1). Davidson. B. Cooper, M. Donavan, S. Gallaghtio, A. Doldt. R. Grimaldi, M. Haddock. P. Farrell. . Doran. P. Hanson, II Davidson, 1.. Furey, I .'Dixon, C. Dugan, M. Dietrich, R. Kieros. Third Row: J. Curt. R. Ilaspcl, R. Johnson, J. Cuthridge, R. Knight. D. Hunter. A. Gray, F. Hall, E. Kierstcad, E. Hodge. J. Furman, J. Gardner. B. George. F. Kalrna. B. Kay, R. Hooyman. Fourth Roto: A. Henslcr, A. Hamilton. I,. Behr, G. Anderson, P. Andrews, S. Arnold, J. Anderson. J. Anthony, P. Bucco. W. Batson, R. Ball. K. Beam, B. Bowie, C. Galloway. Fifth Row: M. Eveno, M. Hcyer. C. Heller, S. Holland, M. Biel, B. Boninsegna. .1. Balog, P. Benner. M. Boyce, C. Meeker, M. Clifton, I.. Hunter, B. Henderson, J. Hollenhack, V. Ingram. E. Hughs. Front Row: N. Ives. M. Cro , I.. Cantatory, B. Blair, T. Bryant, 1). Bulinsky, J. Bover, C. Barrett, F. Boyce, G. Caputo, P. Colomhrito, F. Cornell. L. Cevasco. P. Carlson. 64 SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Row: I . Rinear. F. Ricci. K. Ri miller. J. Kusaio. Second Row: K. Morris. J. Lambert, . Maecia. G. Miller. M. Median. T. Magee. B. McCann. G. Miller. F. lunghcin. J. M. Knight. M. Suntag. I). Rupert. Third Row: J. Slanberry. W. Quackenhiish. F. Nisky. V. Pearce. F. Oppiz i. C. Priccaciunte. F. Magnavita. . Pieciano. W. Oslmrne. IVrrine. J. Polanowski. E. Perina. M. Percy. Fourth Row: E. Parrish. M. Pittman. I., lax-kwood. P. Kyinki. M. Pirdigoa. J. Korpsal. . Mancini. M. Maratea. A. Mayer. M. Jones. C. ka i. P. Kazimir. I). Lovelace. C. Pederson. J. Papa. Front Ron : . Kucharek. M. Mickoylo. F. Manville. S. Mancini. M. Moravec. I . Okner. M. MacDonald. B. Muller. B. McKnight. B. Majewski, J. Manning, A. Kizinkiewicz, R. Led- erer. I.. Knoth. SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Row: M Tucker. I . Wicks. It. Zajaczkowski. J. Stanton. R. Shephard. R. Smith. R. Van Dusen. W. Schnuck, M. Ward. R. Vena, R. Schuhiercr. .Second Row: B. Webster. M. Sterinsky, C. Wathington. W. Wathington, M. I nderwood, E. Wclatead, F Seliulier. II. reeland. R. icklc . J. Thomas. I). Sakowski. Third Row: I). Sturt. V. Wildman. J. Wagner. P. Wallis. I. Smith. E. Savage. M. Ware. J. Surland, I. Ronning. I). Tomascllo. C. Sutherland, V. Rosato. Front Row: J. Vas, R. Vena, D. Watson, I). W edemeyer. J. Tech. C. W ilson. I.. Tuttle. I). Shephard. 1). W ilder. J. Rydd. M. Roger . B. Shaw. Class of ’63 FRESHMAN C! SS OFFICERS Rack Row: Gloria Fariello. Secretary: Karyl Hayducko, Treasurer. Front Row: Charles Garafano. ’resident: Nancy Cromwell. Vice-President. FRESHMAN CLASS Top Rote: K. Anderson, S. Bara, N. Barnett, M. Bastedo, C. Billett, R. Bonnet. C. Brandigon. K. Bucco. S. Burlcw Second Row: L. Argentino, L. Bachman. W. Bailey. A. Barr. W. Batson. C. Beck. 1). Beldonza, T. Bonner. O. Berrian. B. Broughton, J. Brown, R. Brown. W. Browne, I.. Browne, R. Bowers, J. Bunger. Third Row: C. Hack, S. Erdmann. . F.ggers, C. fari Ilo, J. Cer- mann, F. Bilotti. M Fisher. A. Grace. A. Fletcher. C. Garafano, A. Gallo, E. Gallo. L. Adario. Fourth Row: T. Crawford, G. Craig. J. Costello, T. Den Bleyker, R. Davis. J. Davis, M. Davis. E. Crank, J. Cranshaw. I Clapp. S. Cara manta. M. Conway. P. Devancy. Front Row: C. Gilani, T. Engcdal, V. Cruse. S. Crawford. S. De Shaw. J. Doerrer. C. Cassidy. C. Dominick. S. Du Beau. L. Condit. N. Cromwell. J. Colombrito, J. Caccavale, M. Di Pierdomenico. FRESHMAN CLASS Top Kow: M. Harrison, N. Matthews, A. McDonald. R. Lacerrc, C. Matthews. Second Row: R. Moscarcllo. L. Maratea, D Matthews, E. I.aMond, L. Jasckiewicz, 1 . Lavoie. L. Haskins, L. Jnrman, J. Lawrence, B. Kinig, I. Logan, I). Matthews. P. Mar shall, P. Mancini, R. Messina. Third Row: W. Hahn. C. LiPera, R. McDonald. W. Murray. R. Meyers. T. Lazar ski, G. Meiss ner. R. Lcvendoski, L. Magee. C. Mayfield. W. Moelius. S. McCarthy, J. Nicora. Fourth Row: R. Jeffcoat. J. Jensen. R. King R. Johnson. R. Ilealv, M. Krogh, E. Hayes, P. Hughes, I). Hinds. H. Henderson, W. Isaksen. C. Hart. R. Krauzowiez, F. Lawson Front Row: E. Harrison. S. Head, S. Hauser, M. Jones, S. Meeker, J. Henderson. E. Heieer, P. Hanson. D. Haithcock. J. Helle guard, C. Hollenhack, B. Ilildebrandt, K. Ilayducko, R. Hughes, M. Hillyer. FRESHMAN CLASS Top Row: H. Watson, W. Wilson. T. Tancredi. G. Robinson, B. Scully, F. Vreeland, J. Sibree. Second Rote: R. Parrish. M. Wolff. P. Starnes. R. Tan is. R. Warwick. J. Yates. R. Yuhasz. J. Sickels. T. Nuccio, J. Zalepka. R. Sutton. D. Rinear. S. Walter. Third Row: B. WyckofT, D. Wolf. P. Smith. T. Parry, R. Quirk. D. Nye, P. Priccaciante, K. Parrington, G. Nazarian. J. Resciniti, R. R'an. S. Truszkowski. B. Stasium. A. Smutko. Fourth Row: E. Van Claim. W. Tilton. J. Zucker, M. Smith. I). Nuzzie, M. Vena. B. Vena, S. Watson, A. Van Meerbeke, R. Zayaczkowski, M. Starckx, B. Sokol, R. Ragland. Front Row: I... Wilkins, F. Warden. V. Perkins, J. Page. E. White, C. Sari. S. Rinck, S. Newman, V. Rizzo, M. Rossbach, S. Russell. I). Rounds. J. Smith. 67 ACTIV FOOTBALL TEAM 1959-60 Ho). Rankl Hill Mabbitl Harry Carol hers Steve Joyce Kell Wickhind Mitch Hamilton Cary Koelke Top Row: Mr. MacCutchcon, Ass't. Coach; Mr. Dietz, Ass’t. Coach: Mr. Rizzo, ( oach; M. Zelwak, M. Han-on. I). Ci- . i . Second Row: A. Burlcw, B. Wathington. R. Matthews. A. Hamilton. C. Carafano, II. Warden, J. O’Shea. . Wildman, S. Med- wick, K. Sickles. From Row: W. Mabhilt. S. Joyce, C. Wathington, I). Krueger, T. Wathington. R. Rankl, C. Roclk.-, II. Car- others, K. Wicklund, J. Cuthcridgc, I). Della Pietro. John O'Shea Larry Carito John Molna I )avc Jones 70 PKESENTATRTP fc FOOTBALL QUEEN Z. Clapp. F. Veliky, Mary ('.alio. Football Queen Mrs. .Toni B« lI. J. Anderwn.M. Mayer. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM 1959-60 Top How: II. (. irollicr . T. I). Kii ma. K. Peterson. M. -k . J. kurliarek. f ront Hon Mr Ma« nil ! • •• Coach: T. Mapr. K. Wickliind. Y. Bowie, R. K.tnkl. I), (•rcpnry. Mr. Siankieui . Asst, f.oarh ken W ii kliiml 72 John Kneharek llol, H.mkl BASKETBALL TRACK TEAM 1960 Top Row: E. Shortridge, B. Condit. J. Conover. M. Catherwood, K. Wickhmd. B. Muhhitt, R. Peterson. Second Rou ■ Mr. Rizzo, Coach; S. Kay, R. Matthews B. Zajackzkow ki. B. Bradach. K. Morris R. Sickle . Front Rou G. Roclke. T. Magee, K. Hyrne, R. Bennett, A. Anderson. II. Carol hers. I). Krueger. Mol JofTcoal, Brad Brad- dock, Kichie Bennett. Bill Mabbitt. Bob Bank). Bob Condit Bob Morris. Ed Ilyrne. Bill Mabbitt Hoy Matthews Mitch Hamilton Mitch Hamilton Track Photos Bv E. Sanford Halleck Mel Joflcoat Ed llyrnr BASEBALL TEAM 1960 I.arry Garito Bob Hank! Buck Row: D. Della Pietro, B. Haslach, I). Gregory, J. Yates. B. Bowie, Wathington. B. Wathington, F Miwr, K. Flynn Front Row: Mr. Deitz, Coach; J. Guthridge, L. Garito, B. Hankl, J. Hanson, B. Collins, B. Jackson. John Hanson Fred Moser 76 CONFERENCE BOWLING TEAM Top Row: V. Merrill, J. Healy. S. Mcdwick, J. Hinds. Mr. Fleischer, Advisor. From row: M. Evino, J. Cori. F. Schuber, F. Kalma. 78 BLOCK M CLUB M. Hanson, F. Moser. C. Wathington, H. Carothers. W. Mabbilt, R. Finn. E. Short ridge, R. Condit, D. Jones, K. Wieklund. F. Brandigan, J. Gut bridge, R. Rankl, D. Krueger. S. Joyce. B. Rraddock. R. Matthews, T. Magee. D. Kuzma. A. Hamilton. Absent: G. Roclke, T. Wathington, M. Hamilton. BOOSTER CLUB TOP ROW: S. Rinek. A. VanMeerbeke. B. Kineg. S. Dubeau. L. Jaskiewicz. SECOND ROW: C. Brandigon. 1 . Lavoie, L. Wilkins, C. Cassidy, S. Bara. F. Bucco. THIRD ROW: A. Eggers, V. Jamison. C. Schaffer, C. Sari. G. Fariello, J. Caccavale. FOURTH ROW: J. McCue. N. Cromwell. C. Dominick. S. Erdman. J. Kuhns. CHEERLEADERS J. V. CHEERLEADERS TOP ROW: P. Carlson. I). Tomasello, 1). Shephard. J. Almcnas, C. Barrett. . Ives. SECOND ROW: A. Della- Pietro. Co. Capt.; M. Maier, Copt. ARSITV CHEERLEADER S. Pearce. E. Adler. B. Dugan. S. Conover. E. Morris. Co• Capt.; M. Cusanelli, Cap!.: C. Schaffer. S. Marvel. C. Graham. S. Pearson. P. Chap- man. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS TOP ROW: B. Dugan. S. Conover. S. Schaffer. S. Marvel. SECOND ROW: F. Adler. S. Pear-on, S. Pearce, C. Graham. FRONT ROW: M. Cusanelli. Capt.: E. Morris. Co- Capt. 80 COLOR GUARD MAJORETTES 195940 TOR ROW: C. Dugan, K. Olmstead, M. Olio, A. Save], B. Crane. M. Krimmcl, E. Crawford, M. Mavo, J. Norberg. J. I.auter- wald, A. Fleischmann. FRONT ROW: J. Lacer re, Copt.; M. Harris, Co-Capt. COI.OR GUARD 1959-60 B. Majewski, I. Ronning, S. Guthridge, M. Faas, B. Shaw. MAJORETTES 81 BAND MARCHING BAND TOP ROW: I.. Ritter. A. Mender. I). Rinear. J. Bauer, K. Nigky, R. Urbanski, Advisor: SF.COND ROW: A. Sinclair. M. Cathcrwood, M. Dong, C. Reeves. P. Dol oek. C. Pederson. A. Anderson; FRONT ROW: J. Tumasello. W. McBride, M. Mc- Donald. F. Kalma. B. Muller. R. Gerlusson. ORCHESTRA ORCHESTRA TOP ROW: R. Urban ski. Advisor: I). Rinear. J. CarToll. A. I lender. P. Dobeck. SECOND ROW: A. Sinclair. P. Clapp. F. Kalma. J D'agoslino, D. Rinear. M .'atlurv ood. I. R itt«r. BOTTOM K W: C. Pederson, B. Muller. J. Morris. G. Barr. W. McBride. J. Toma ello. M McDonald. J. Vas. 82 STUDENT COUNCIL TOP HOW : B. Vena. L. Wilkins. C. Dominick. B. Miller, S. Smith, I). (Gregory, N. Cromwell, E. Hyrne. M. Dietrich. SECOND HOW': P. Carlin, F. Manville, N. Meyer. B. Crane. N. Yuschak, R. Scofield. R. W allace. FRONT ROW': C. Graham, M. Gallo. R. Rank). J. Kuhns, J. McCue. Mr. Epstein, Advisor. STUDENT COUNCIL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY TOP ROW : J. Hanson. G. Ritter. B. Miller. II. Corother . SECOND ROW: J. I mterwald, M. Finn, M. Cusanelli, J. Lacerre. THIRD ROW: Z. Clapp, E. Hyrne. Mrs. Noddings. Advisor: S. Pearce. S. Smith. 83 WELCOMING COMMITTEE WELCOMING COMMITTEE TOP ROW: Mr. Jackler, Advisor; I). Gregory, B. Rank], I). Rinear. FRONT ROW: N. Heyer, N. Crom- well, R. Wallace; (absent: S. .Smith, A. Harr). STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE STUDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE G. Ritter. S. Smith, Mr. Jackler, advisor; Z. Clapp, E. iiyrne, G. Roelke not present. 84 i 13 |h Is U' |7 YOUTH GOVERNMENT GIRLS CITIZENSHIP INSTITUTE Sandy Pearce. Delegate: Susan Smith. Alternate. GOOD SCHOOL CITIZEN Left to Right: Susan Smith. Alternate: Margaret Cnsanelli. Dele- gate. COUNTY YOUTH GOVERNMENT DAY TOP ROW: W. Miller. II. Carol hers. R. Matthews C. Reeves. FRONT ROW: R. Scofield. E. Morris. J. Kuhns. M. Cusanelli. 85 LIBRARY CLUB A. M. TOP ROW: J. Ware. J. Tappin. N. Yu - chalc. J. McCue. S. Smith. P. Neali . T. McKenna. P. Xlexander. SECOND ROW: J. Ward. F. Adler, K. Pulvcrmiiller, J. Kuhns, C. Schaffer. J. Moser. J. Ziegler. S. Loscoe. THIRD ROW: J M Mahon, K. Emm. S. Pearson. T. Calloway. M. Maier, N. Cullen, C. Easimond, M. Cusanelli. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Davidson, Advisor; S. Pearce. C. Morizio, A. DellaPietro. M. Faos. J. Almcnas. P. Chapman. M. Shave. FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB TOP ROW: C. Muz. I). Sakow- ski, J. Hinds, M. Zelwak, P. Gregory. SECOND ROW : C. Brandigan. P. Carlson, B. Crane. P. Kazimir. L. W ilkins. THIRD ROW: P. La Yoie. A. Eggers. D. Tomasello, M. Morizio, F. Manville. R. Grimaldi. FRONT ROW: J. Kuhns, M. Harris, H. Car- others, Mrs. Perkins. Advisor; G. Ritter, Z. Clapp. S. Pearce. 86 LIBRARY CLUB. P. M. __ __ _ _ BACK ROW: A VanMrerbeke, C. Dominick. C. Fariello. C. Wilton. C. Caput o, D. Balinsky, P. Kazmir, R. Hughe , M. Warden, K. Hayducko. S. Cranford. S. DeShaw. 1). Matthews. V. Perkin . SECON D HOW: S RinckL.THIR ROW Up S. Bara. I). Matthews K. UMond. I. Logan C. Meeker, A. MacDonald. J. Smith. M. NlacDonald l Hamll. ™D «OJ- • ,u„r„ j.m. f- irmi:tei ci£S?c:a£t c.!X: B SSaSST- fervid!:?: LST lfo fc. Dug n, D. Tomasello, ... Tu„K M. PcrdiB„. S. Mancini, M. Moravec, P. LaYoie. A. Kggcrs. S. Erdman, N. Cromwell, Mrs. Davidson. Advisor. GERMAN CLUB TOP ROW: R. Smith. R. Mitchell. ? Rissmillcr, P. Staines. J. Cort. SECOND ROW : R. lams M. Krimmell. S. Smith. S. Medwick. C. Pederson. N. Crom- well. C. Na arian. FRONT ROW: S. Head. P. Crawford. B. Cusick. J. Wolfe. K. Pulvermullcr. Mr. Kurtz, Adusor. MATH SOCIETY MATH SOCIETY TOP ROW': J. Zvraoki. G. Ritter. E. Short ridge, T. Yalanzano, J. Menzel. SECOND ROW': K. Hyrne. D. Crrgory, T. Rapolla. R. Mitchell, J. Hinds W. Miller. BOTTOM ROW : J. Norberg, S. Smith, S. Nodding . Mrs. Nodding . Advisor; II. Caruther . E. Crawford, V Yuv-hak. BIOLOGY CLUB TOP ROW': B. Henderson. I). Sakow ki. J. l.amhert. K. Clark. G. Miller. D. Shephard. SECOND ROW': C. Wilson, C. Peterson, P. MacDonald. L. Lockwood. J. Tesch. S. Holland. THIRD ROW : I.. Hunter. B. Muller. J. Nas. P. Kazimir, I. Ronning, P. Carlson, C. Heller. P. Kocenslti. FROYI ROW: R. Grimaldi. P. Farrell. J. Grimaldi. C. Miller. D. Tomascllo, L. Tuttle. M. Oakley. Advisor. SENIOR COMMERCIAL CLUB SENIOR COMMERCIAL CLUB TOP ROW: C. Armour. C. Tm zkowski. P. Alexander. M. Mayer. J. Davis. J. Quirk. C. Strain, I., Hookeiihary, L. Holland. B. Dugan. SECOND ROW: M. Redman, G. accerella. E. Morris, I). Smith, K. Vclicky. S. Marvel. C. |x ne, A. Oolaszewski. M. Gallo, Mrs. Anderson, Advisor. THIRD ROW: N. Cullen. A. Emm, N. Cranshaw. M. Cusanelli, L. Tomasello, D. Carl- son, R. Scofield. C. Insley, R. Thomas. KOI RTM ROW : C. Eustmond, P. Finn, B. Ryan, M. Mayo, J. Conover. JOURNALISM CLUB TOP ROW: W. Miller. R. Mitchell. R. Ramsey. L. Ritter. SECOND ROW : M. Harris J. Kuhns. F. Adler. C. Schaffer, C. Insley, C. Lockwood. J. McCue. THIRD ROW : B. Dugan. R. Copper, S. Marvel, J. Riggs, S. Pearce. T. Galloway, C. Pole. Mr. Lloyd, Jr.. Advisor. JOURNALISM CLUB 89 JUNIOR AND SENIOR COMBINED CHORUS JUNIOR AND SENIOR COMBINED CHORI S TOP ROW: T. Magee. C. Reeves. D. Kuzma. T. Ri millcr. R. Diodato, S. Joyce. R. Mitchell. G. Ritter. SECOND ROW: T. Rapolla. I). Gregory, E. Baierwlorfer, E. Ilyrne. R. Rankl. K Wicklund, F. DenRIeyker. W. Mabbitt. THIRD ROW: E. Crawford. B. Crane. S. Marvel. J. McCtir. P. Nealis, S. Smith, L. Holland, L. Hockenbary. K. Pulvcrmullcr, J. Kuhns. KOI RTH ROW: I Adler. M. Otto. B. Dugan. C. Insley. M. Faas. C. Schaffer. E. Morris. M. Harris. ( iaickw-ood. . DellaPietro. M. Yusehak. FIFTH ROW: M. Mater, M. Cusanelll. S. Pearson, H. VanMeerbeke, P. Chapman. T. Galloway, S. Pierce, C. Pole. G. Milligan. R. W allace. C. Mori .io, M. Sample. SIXTH ROW': H. Pickier, C. Trusezkowski. S. I.asko. G. Vaccarclla. J. Moser. J. Ward. D. Bun h. k y. S. Nodding , C. Graham. BOWLING LEAGUE BOWLING CLUB TOP ROW : E. Morey, J. Hinds, R. Matthew . A. Peter- son. L. Henderson. V. Merrill. G. Ritter, S. Medwick. J. O'Shea. W. Allocca. B. De Shaw. BOTTOM ROW : Mr. Fleischer, advisor; P. Neal is. C. Insley, J. Kuhns. C. I ock- wood, E. Crawford, R. Copper. M. Sample. S. Ilansell, N. Cullen. INTRA Ml R.M. BOW LING LKAGI E TOP ROW: G. P. rkn... R Hinyd, R. Panto. SE OND ROW : II. W atxui. G. Matthew . T. Nueeio. J. Germann. E Bilotti. F. O’Piai, E. Schuber. J. Cort. L. Adario. R. D'Aldia. S. Casa mento, A. Hensler. FRONT ROW: S Meeker, N. Barnett, C. Peterson, V. Perkins. D. Rinear. F Kalma, C. Schultz, R. Smith. M. Eovino. D. Rinnr. Mr. Jaczynski. Advisor. 90 JUNIOR RED CROSS TOP ROW: Mr . Braun. Advisor. SECOND ROW: S. Holland. J. Incontrcra. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Ellison Advisor; I.. Loekwood, M. Armour. X. Cromwell, E. Crawford. B. Copper. C. Kase, Mr . Oelis. Advisor. FOURTH ROW: S. Jackson, S. Waters. B. Henderson. L. Jaskiewicz, M. Faas. J. Almenas, DellaPicIro. J. Mamiing. FIFTH ROW: S. Erdtnan. G. hariello. SIX 111 ROW: C. Sari. P. Lavoie. FUTURE NURSES CLUB Fl IT RE NURSES CLUB TOP ROW : S. Johnson. B. Crane. M. Harris. J. Riggs. SECOND ROW: F. Joralemon. R. Thomas. J. Conover. I). Burch. FRONT ROW : C. Malinka. P. W alker. 91 MATA WAN TOWNSHIP BOARD OF EDUCATION Harold J. Dolan. President Roy S. Matthews. Vice-President Robert Bentley Duncan F. Black Mrs. Ethel Boyle Daniel Heane Calvin D. Pearce Thomas J. Siddons Mrs. Hilda C. Tomasello Russell Steller. Superintendent of Schools Harry Troller. Secretary to Board of Education THE ALL NEW MATAWAN FORD (Successors to George S. Barrett Son, I nr.) The All New 1960 Ford Falcon Low Priced Fairlane to Ford’s Thimderbird New Trucks Used Cars Trucks 60 Main St. 2 Blocks West of RR Station, Matawan, N. J. Phone: Lowell 6-3100 MA TA WAN HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTERS ASSOCIA TION OUR PURPOSE To promote (1 I Academic achievements 21 Athletic events and good sportsmanship (31 Social activities in the Matawan High School in order that our citizens may understand and appreciate these achievements. WHO IS A HO OS T E R ? 1. A person who attends educational and social functions sponsored by the high school. 2. A person who attends the games and athletic events to show our students that they are “community backed.” 3. A person who attends as many of the Booster Association meetings as he can. 4. A person who gets into the spirit of these activities and “pitches in.” Funds are raised for this organization chiefly by membership cards which cost $1.00 per year. Any money raised can only be used for promoting the activities stated above. Members have donated a football scoreboard for the benefit of loyal fans and players; they have provided the labor needed to operate the concession stand at home games: they built a sign for the high school which gives the date and place of each game scheduled; and they plan to give awards for any outstanding achievement by students in the high school. BE PROUD OF YOUR HIGH SCHOOL — BE A BOOSTER! Rest W ishes . . . RALPH S. HEUSER C. RANDOLPH HEUSER VINCENT C. DE MAIO MIDWAY MARKET (L. Stokes) PAPPAS STUDIOS 10 Main Street. Key-port Colfax 4-6500 Matawan High School Yearbook Photographer Tel. Lowell 6-2535 SINGLE SYSTEM LAUNDRY, INC. MATAWAN BUILDERS Broad and First Streets SUPPLY COMPANY A Modern Up-To-Date Plant Covering over 21 .(M)0 square feet of floor space. 138 Lower Main Street William M. Strother Mata wan, N. J. Established 1925 Phone: COlfax 1-0757—8 Key port. New Jersey Lowell 6-2263 THE FOUR-WAY TEST of the tilings we think, say or do 1. Is it the TRUTH? AUGENSTEIN MANUFA CTURING COMPANY 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? 4. Will it he BENEFICIAL to all concerned? TOOLS DIES JIGS AND SPECIAL MACHINERY 80 Freneau Avenue Mata wan, New Jersey Compliment of I he MATAWAN-ROTARY CLUB E. E. Augenstein CO 4-5555 CO 4-1319 DECKER'S DAIRY PRODUCTS BAYS1IORE STATIONERS Ed Walker District Everything for the Office School Supply Headquarters 36 West Front Street — Keyport. N. J. LO 6-4633 Congratulations COMPLIMENTS OF . . . and MOUNT PLEASANT MANOR Best Wishes . . . NURSING HOME 38 Freneau Avenue :• Matawun, N. J. LEO WEINSTEIN CO 4-2700 KE 6-1100 L0 6-3837 LO 6-2643 PETE’S INC. RICH AND FRANK LA MURA INC. 44 W. Front St. 283 Main Street at bus stop) (opposite Safeway) Key port, N. J. Keansburg, N. J. ROOFING SIDING—CARPENTRY 38 Freneau Avenue Peter Kuarloyg, Pres. Matawan, N. J. CO 4-0200 Established 1909 CO 4-1228 LOUIS STULTZ. JR., INC. KULAS Oil Hunters Installed and Serviced Custom 213 Broad Street SEA SKIFFS Key port. N. J. Hobart Avenue — Keyport, N. J. CO 4-2027 BAYSHORE REALTY SEABROOK IIILL NURSING HOME REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE INCORPORATED NOTARY PUBLIC Charles A. Kitzman. President State Hwy. 35 160 West Front St. Key port. N. J. Cl i IT wood. N. J. LO 6-2637 LO 6-3732 Best Wishes . . . PETER GI N’S AUTO SALES KING S DRUGS PRESCRIPTION CHEMISTS Highway 35 and Center Avenue Route 35 ClifTwood Avenue Cliffwood. N. J. Cl if! wood. New Jersey Phone: LO 6-5050 “BETTY AND EDDIE’S” COTTRELL'S RESTAURANT Keyport. N. J. 351 West Front Street — Keyport, N. J. Ann Carras. Prop. Tel. CO 4-9885 Lo 6-2389 LO 6-9721 Telephone: LO 6-9867 NEW BAYSHORE FISHERY Hwy. 35. Cliflwood (At Traffic Light) MATTHEWS' • • KEYPORT YACHT BASIN FISHING STATION FRESH SKA K)OI and also COOKEI) SEA FOOD TO TAKE OUT COMPLETE MARINE SERVICE • • At The Drawbridge C. Kurica Keyport-Amboy Road keyport. N. J. J. J. NEWBERRY’S AMF AUTOMATIC P1NSPOTTERS AT JIM ( ROYER'S Front Street KEYPORT RECREATION Keyport IThere The l.adies Haul 81 WEST FRONT STREET. KEYPORT GARBER SUPPLY CO. Let us strive to he the kind of men and women who have their faces to the future. State Highway No. 35 and desire to complete the unfinished task, and a passion to have the kingdom of God become a reality among man. Lawrence Harbor, N. J. REV. and MRS. W. J. HUTCHESON ROCKAFELLOW CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. General Building Contractors Matawan Tel. PArkway 1-383« SAYRE WOOD JEWELERS Jewelry Watches Diamonds—Silverware Expert IE at eh R epn i ring-E ngra vi ng EASY CREDIT TERMS J. Romano C. Romano Route 9. Parlin, N. J. Say rewood Shopping Center 1.0 6-2267 LO 6-197« LO 6-1977 KNAPP AGENCY It KM. ESTATE-1 NSl'R N E 115' • Main Street Matawan. N. J. M. DROW N TIMBER COMPANY Manufacturers and Wholesalers l.l MHER PILING POLES t Treated and untreated! P. 0. Box 237 Washington Jackson Sts. Matawan. N. J. 1.0 6-5549 CHEVALIER SONS Browntown. . J. We know all the dirt. Specialist in Rototilling Top Soil I.aun Seeding Cleaning- -Odd Jobs LO 6-4450 Compliments oj . . . W AGNER BROS. FACE HRICK SALES E. D. Wagner Route 35. ClifTwood, . J. YOUSSOUFS RESTAURANT HOTEL AIR-CONDITIONED ROOMS FI LL COURSE DINNER Highway 9 R.F.D. 1 Knglishtown, N. J. Specializing in Home-Made Pies GI 6-9681 1.0 6-5326 MILLIGAN’S SPRING VALLEY GARAGE INC. Distributor of Esso Heating Oils Oil Burner Sales and Service Route 9 Browntown. N. J. JOHN’S WELDING SERVICE Cottrell Corners Road Cheesequakc. New Jersey CO 4-2020 DR. LOUIS 1. PRAGER OPTOMETRIST 30 West Front Street Key port. N. J. PA 1-2249 Compliments oj . . . MARY CARTER PAINT FACTORIES Tampa Matawan Home of the Free Gallon LO 6-3884 WH 6-4802 Cl 6-9642 MARLBORO LIMBER CO. Box 178. RD l Knglishtown. . J. LO 6-3152 Dick Kerschner Compliments of . . . WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE W. W. KUHNS FAMILY Auto Accessories Tires Bicycles — Sporting Goods — look 124 Main Street Matawan. N. J. Congratulations . . . Compliments of . . . ZIEGLER'S ELECTRIC SERVICE BUTTONWOOD MANOR CLIFFWOOI). NEW JERSEY Route 34 Matawan ABC FOUNDRY ALUMINUM — BRONZE CASTINGS Compliments of . . . JOBBING PRODUCTION DE YITTE MILITARY ACADEMY 332 Wilson Avenue Mata wan. New Jersey LO 6 -1615 Walter J. Sweenex Morgans iHr Headmaster New Jersex Free Delivery LO 6-2341 Complete Real Estate Service—Mortgages MATAWAN BECKER REALTY WINE LIQUOR STORE 325 Main Street WINES LIQUORS—COLD BEER Matawan. N. J. LO 6-0066 120 Main Street Richard E. Gillis Proprietor FR 8-402« Jerome I). Becker PORTER'S CENTRAL TAVERN Harry Chine. Pres. Tel. LO 6-0821 WINES AND LIQUORS SPRAGUE'S OIL SERVICE INC. 113 Main Street Bill Porter Matawan, N. J. 24 Little Street Matawan. N. J. SYLOETTE SHOPS RYAN BROS. SAYREWOODS SHOPPINC CENTER PArkway 1-9849 Route 9 Parlin. N. J. CO 4-1147 CO 4-7845 JOE’S BODY FENDER SHOP LAVOIE LABORATORIES INC. Custom Body Repairing Matawan—Freehold Road Painting—Welding—Brazing Division Street Key port, N. J. Morganville. New Jerse) Compliments of . . . LEI TK REG'S DELICATESSEN LUNCHEONETTE MATAWAN FLOOR COVERING Matawan Road Oliver Avenue LO 6-4335 141 Main Street. Mata wan Laurence Harbor. N. J. Compliments of . . . JOIINSON-GIBB MOTOR CO. 11.0 Main Street Matawan. N. J. DONALD S. JACOB J. A. Johnson LO 6-1044) President MATTY’S AUTO PARTS AUTOMOTIVE REPLACEMENT PARTS ATLANTIC TILE MANUFACTURING MACHINE SHOP SERVICE COMPANY LO 6-1088 or LO 6-6600 Lower Main Street Matawan, N. J. LO 6-1770 Used Cars Night Phone LO 6-4487 O k SALES SERVICE JOHN W. APPLEGATE General Auto Repairing AND Valle} Drive and Main Street W. 1). Owen Mat a wan, N. J. ROBERT E. LA MURA COMPLIMENTS OE . . . KOZY BAR Compliments of . . . KOZY LANES Route 35 Morgan. N. J. MARTIN BROWN FUEL INC. Lots of Luck In the Future JIM'S BARBER SHOP Cl iff wood Avenue ARNE KALMA FLOWERS Cliff wood. V J. Jim Mullaney. Prop. Route 34 Matawan CO 4-1529 3 Yrs. I p JOAN IRENE'S School of the Dance BALLET — TAP — HAWAIIAN COMPLIMENTS TOE — ACROBATIC PRECISION Teenage Ballroom (12-19 'i rs. ■ Ol 335 Maple Place Opposite Keyport. N. J. St. Joseph's Church PAI L SMALLEY CENTER FOOD MARKET Prime Meats — Choice Groceries IRON-HIDE SALES COMPANY and Delicatessen Dock Street Frank L. English. Sr. 114 Main Street Matawan. N. J. Matawan. New Jersey “Compliments LO 6-3374 LO 6-0456 RIVERSIDE LANDSCAPE CORP. TOM ASELLO BROTHERS Ceramic Tile Contractors Irving Glaser Matawan. V J. STANLEY A. CISZAK THE BOTTOM SHOP PLUMBING ANI) HEATING .30 Whitman Street “Gateway to the Silent If'or hi Carteret. N. J. Everything for the 1 nderwater Sportsmen K! 1-6985 229 W. Front Street Keyport. N, J. CO 4-7134 NEWARK STAR LEDGER 217 Halsey Street. Newark. V J. CONOR ATI LATIONS MIchell 2-5900 TO THE CLASS OF I960 Largest Morning Sunday. Paper in New Jersey MR. and MRS. EARL SMITH J. YANKO Phone: Shadyside 1-1264 Established 1846 . 30 Broad St. ALRERT S. MILLER SHOE CO. Bed Bank Footwear of Distinction 18 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. RICHARDS SCHOOL OF REALTY CULTURE LOVE LANE BRIDAL TUXEDO SHOPPE 25 Broad Street Red Bank, N. J. CLASSES FOR MEN AND WOMEN Outstanding for Prom Gowns Tuxedos’ 23-25 W. Front St. Red Bank. N. J. Tel. Shadyside 1-2811 Shadyside 1-4819 TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES DISCOl NT PRICES COMPLIMENTS TO We service what lie sell THE MATAWAN HIGH SCHOOL SERPICO S 101 Monmouth Street Red Bank. V J. SENIORS COMPLIMENTS OP . .. Compliments of .. . HUTCHINSON, INC. STANLEY’S DINER 82 Broad Street Keyport, N. J. 2 Johnson Avenue Mata wan, N. J. CO 4-8659 Congratulations! DESOTO AND PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE THE MATAWAN RANK 89 Broad Street Keyport, N. J. Matawan, N. J. Robert G. Buhler Tel. CO 4-0198 MATAWAN SPORTING GOODS CO. ROSS W. MAGHAN AGENCY 180-182 Main St. Matawan, N. J. LO 6-4146 Booatenu Aerial Advertising A Friend A Friend A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Bill Amtnann Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Anderson Miss S. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. George 11. Andrews Mr. ami Mrs. Harvey Andrews Bill Arace A rax and Sy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Argentino Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Armour Mr. and Mrs. Harry Aube. Jr. Bahrenburg Market Bar-Hich Drug Store John Barber Bayshore Hardware Cliff Beck. Jr. Berna Dean's Music Store Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bethel Bettx’s Dress Shop Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Black Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Blake Miss F.lla Boise Miss Marie Bowne Pat and Frances Boyle Guyc Brachlauscn Miss Toni Bryant Mr. and Mrs. John . Bunger Abram Burlctt Mr. and Mrs. . Bui lew Fred M. Burlew Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bushell Mrs. Nina Callander Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Carlson Carol J. and Jack M. Carol Ixre Bake Shop Helen and Freddy Carvel Robert Cla Ion Cl iff wood Inn Inc. Mrs. James Clifton. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Chomic Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Howard Condit John Conovor Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cordasco Mr. and Mrs. John Costic Creative Hair Stylists Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cullen Mr. and Mrs. F.ugene Cusanelli Mr. and Mrs. M. Dallenbach and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. William Davidson. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George Davis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Deitzman Frank and Paul Dell Democratic Club of Matawan Township Mr. and Mrs. Edward Derechails Amos Deshatels Mr. and Mrs. Flmer Dietrich Mrs. James Dillon Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Diodnto Mr. and Mrs. Ben DiSanto Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dolan Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Doliniek Mr. and Mrs. Fd ward Downes W. Dudley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dugan Dutch Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dziedzic Mr. and Mrs. Myron Fastmond Mr. and Mrs. Vernon A. Fllison Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Emm Da id Engcbretson Mr. and Mrs. Vi'. Fthengain Mrs. Marx FvanofT John Evans Miss Eileen Fagan Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Fariello James Farl Fenn Joseph Fenn Shore Fisher) Hans C. Fleischer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Flynn Eddie. Tomim. and Bohbx Fix nil Mr. and Mrs. 11. Fogg A1 and Ann Forte Blanche Forte Mrs. Marx J. Frace Freehold Sign Serx ice From a Friend (Galbraith's Boathouse Mr. and Mrs. nthon (Gallo. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. nthonx (Gallo. Jr. and Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Charles (Gallo Mr. and Mrs. Christopher (Gallo and Fainilx Mr. and Mrs. Edward (Gallo and Familx Mr. and Mrs. Thomas (Gallo and Familx Rev. and Mrs. C. Callow ax Mr. and Mrs. John (Gardner The Garito Familx Marx Jean Goldstein Gordon and Jean Arthur and Emma Jane (Gough Boo tenu Mrs. Anne Gross John Guthricige Hallern’s Esso Station Plaza Mr. and Mrs. A. Han sell Mr. and Mrs. John Hanson George M. Harris, Inc. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence G. Hauser Jack Healey Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Heaney Helen and Danny Mrs. William R. Helms Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Henderson Herbert Cottrell and Son. Nurserx Browntoxvn Richard Heuser Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hickey High Noon Pi . eria Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hildehrandt Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoekenhary Holly xvood l.iipior and Groceries Mrs. Catherine llorhal Robert L I Iyer Mr. and Mrs. Kdxvard Hyrne Mr. and Mrs. (dies Insley Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jackler Mr. and Mrs. Washington Jackson Mis ; Gail Jones Mr. and Mis. Joyce Junior Bazaar Red Bank Jeanne Kane Mr. and Mrs. II. Kaplan Kapuskx Bros. Esso Mr. and Mrs. Keating Mr. and Mrs. George Keller and daughter Miss Ruth nn Keller Mr. and Mis. William Ken Kexport rnix and Navx Key port Cleaners i.H Main Street Mataxxan. New Jersex Kexport Delicatessen Kexport Fishery Kevport llardxvare Co. Kexport Hearing id Center Kexport Jexxelers and Opticians Mr. and Mrs. George Konar Kirk Krause The Kruegers Mr. and Mrs. George Kimball anil Son Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Kunz Mr. and Mrs. J. Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. I.ambertson Larry's Barber Shop Larry's I pholstery Shop Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larsen Harvey LaTourette Jean Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. George Lechman Lester’s Barber Shop Abraham Levy F. H. Lloyd. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Howard Lloyd. Jr.. and Nikki. Richie, and Debbie Mr. and Mrs. J. Loeffer Mr. and Mrs. William Lutz M. and S. Meat Market The MacCutcheon Family Mr. and Mrs. Lester Magee Mike and Jan Mahoney Florence Mali neon ico W. Maloney Marion’s Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. Julius Marks Steve Masko Mr. and Mrs. Buck Masters Mataxxan Drug Marx and Sam Mataxxan Gulf Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Me A mold Mr. and Mrs. Earle McCuc Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGoxxn Mr. and Mrs. George McGraxv Mr. and Mrs. Albert McMahon and family Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meadows Mr. and Mrs. S. Medxvick Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meeker Judy Meeker Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Menzel Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Mr. and Mrs. G. Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller Mr. and Mrs. William J. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miltenis E. S. Miscavage Frank and Joe Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Mongello Mr. and Mrs. Girard W. Morris Mrs. Nathaniel Morris Mr. and Mrs. James Mullany Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Munson Ralph .Nappi Mr. and Mrs. Thurman C. Nealis Mr. and Mrs. Thurman E. Nealis, Jr. W. R. Nexx mans. Kevport Don Newton Olimpia Nunziato Nu-Tone Paint and Wallpaper Co. Mrs. Florence Ochs Boo teM Walter Opens. D.D.S. Don and Eileen Oliver Oliver’s Repair Shop Mr. and Mrs. J. I . Ohnstead Mr. and Mrs. Joe O'Pecko Mr. and Mrs. O'Shea Mrs. Grace Papa and family John Partridge. Jr. Paramount Diner The Patio Pit Pat’s Quality Market The Pearces Pete's Fargo Station. Rt. 0 Joseph J. Peters, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nils Peterson Peterson s Grocer) Mr. and Mrs. Phelan Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Pinder Mrs. Samuel Pij er Mr. and Mrs. John Pirozzi Miss Ruth Ann Pizzi Mrs. Robert A. Poduska Mr. and Mrs. William R. Pole Mr. and Mrs. William Quinn. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Rank!. Sr. Fred Rapolla Mr. and Mrs. Robert Redman Er vin Reed Mr. and Mrs. William Regan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reisert Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Ricci Dewitt Rice Miss Ruth Rice Gary Roelke Mrs. Marion Roman Walter Rosenauer Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rossing Royal Television M iss Ann Rush Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Ryan. Jr. Joseph (Sac) Sakowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sappio Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Schaffer Mr. anti Mrs. Fred Schneider Schuber's Atlantic Jack Shea Mr. and Mrs. Sheeran Mr. K. C. Shuldo Mr. and Mrs. Richard Siss and family Mr. and Mrs. LcRoy Smith Mr. and Mrs. William Smith. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. John Spencer Mr. and Mrs. G. Spoor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stachura Doug) and Barbara Stocker Ted Strobel Swart .el's Garden Center Thomas and Maryann Tancredi Mr-. Mary Tancrcrli Miss Dolores Tancredi Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tancredi Thomas Tancredi Teddy's Barbara Shop Ten Eyck Roiison. Matawan John Tevas Rose L. Thomas Tiara Beauty Salon Ilwv. 35 Hazlct CO 4-9624 Tiny Glenn’s Snack Bar Doris and Bill Titus Mr. and Mrs. David Towler John Trabachino Mr. and Mrs. Everett W. Treinpcr Richard Trembly I IricllSen's Sea Skiffs Mr. and Mrs. Joseph accarella Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vaccarella Van and Frank illage Television and Appliance C Mrs. William Yolk Mr. and Mrs. Saul J. Waldman Walker and Walker Thomas E. W allace Wally W. Alvin Ward The W are Family Miss Joy Ware Mrs. William Watson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wheeler Wherle’s Dairy Walter E. White Mr. and Mrs. R. E. W illiams Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wojciechowsk Mooch and Ruthie W'ojnar Ve Cottage Inn Restaurant Patricia E. Young Bob Zambor Mr. and Mrs. Zambor Mr. and Mrs. John Zyracki Ronald and John Zyracki YEARBOOKS
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