Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1961 volume:

‘ 'f m% 96 Alma Mater 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 be loyal, Matawan, to you. Marjorie Warwick Foreward For all outgoing seniors These covers within them hold The memories of the past four years Of friends and joy untold. And for the underclassmen It holds remembrance too, That they may keep a vigil Of their journey each year through. The Pillar Staff has captured All the memories held so dear, Which are present for each person Who cares to enter here. 4 WE, THE CLASS OF 1961............ do dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Mildred Bennett. She has served both faculty and student body well, acting as secretary, mother, chaperone, nurse, liaison and fashion consultant for them. Indeed, “Mrs. B. is an indispensable part of the school. We cannot begin to ex- press our deep gratitude to her within the mere covers of this book. But, we sincerely hope that our yearbook will be accepted as a small token of our appreciation to someone who deserves much, much more. 5 ZJle Administrati on• am ia Me t ut slern TO THE CLASS OF 1961: You have completed your work in high school with credit. It i time for you to separate and assume greater responsibilities. I trust that you will continue to develop within yourselves fine personal qualities of initiative, honesty, resourcefulness, friendliness and courteous coop- erativeness which enables you to be good examples to others less for- tunate than yourselves. It is my prayer that you are well prepared for this task and that your future will be rich in experience and full of hap- piness. My sincere congratulations and best wishes for your future success in whatever you undertake. 6 Russell Stetler Superintendent had great concern. TO THE CLASS OF 1961: My sincere thanks to the members of the Class of 1961 for your splendid cooperation and effort during your sojourn at Matawan High. The future is yours. Carry through life with this same spirit of cooperation and rich dividends will he yours. Best wishes for your happiness and success. Sincerely, Principal Luther A. Foster TO THE CLASS OF 1961: You entered Matawan High School with many hopes and some doubts. You should leave your alma mater with even greater hopes and fewer doubts about the future. It is timely, at this moment of your life, to attempt to energize your hopes and to enervate your doubts. Look back to the many remarkable events that have tran- spired during your time as a high school student. What part did you play? What important and worthwhile tasks have you successfully accomplished? Did you win athletic championships because you gave the best there is in you? How successful was your search for truth and knowledge? Certainly—greater and more remarkable events will surely unfold as the years pass and each of you takes a place in adult life. Each member of the class can build a successful life by turning on the steam of energy, overcoming doubts and fears, and serving as a loyal American citizen, loving Cod and country above everything else. May your life ever embrace goodness and virtue and devotion, and may the coming years bring to you success and happiness. Assistant Principal John V. Caracciolo 7 J ana Sincere, Mrs. Loretta M. Anderson Trenton State College, B.S. Steno. I and II, Secre- tarial Practice, Office Practice. Advises: Majorettes. Commercial Club. Mrs. Antoinette Bell Trenton State College, B.S. Algebra I, Geometry, Applied Math. Mrs. Joan Braun Wayne State U., B.S. Home Ec., General Sci- ence. Mr. Frank Capone U. of Scranton. B.S. English II. Commercial Math. Advises: Debating Club. Mrs. Clara A. Carver Rider College. B.S. Typing I and II. Mrs. Mary A. Dwyer Savage School for Phys. Ed.. B.S. Phys. Ed. Mrs. Sarah Ellison Newark School of Fine Arts Art. Advises: Jr. Red Cross. Mr. Harvey Epstein U. of Michigan. B.A., N.Y.U., M.A. U.S. History- I, II. Advises: Yearbook, Sr. Class, Student Council. Mr. John Evans Kings College. B.A. English I. II. World His- tory. Advises: Freshman Class. Mr. Hans Fleischer Temple U.. B.A. English I and IV. Advises: Intramural and Interscholastic Bowling, Freshman Class. Miss Margaret Kerwin Misericordia College. B.S. Biology, General Science. Mr. Benjamin Kurtz N.Y.U., B.S. German I, II, English I. Mr. Harvey L. La Tourcttc Bethany College, B.A. Physics, Chemistry. Advises: Cross-Country Track. Mr. Albert A. Levine Rider College, B.S., Co- lumbia, M.A. Bookkeeping, Businc-' I-aw, Office Practice. Mr. F. Howard Lloyd, Jr. Rutgers t . B.A., M. Ed. English III, Journalism. Advises: Journalism Club, Jr. Class. Boo-ter Club. 8 UA rou 9 eac h year. Mr. Anthony Crego Seton Hall U.. B.A. Physics, Applied Sci- ence, Biology. Mr. Lawrence W. Culp Susquehanna U., B.S. Vocal Music. Advises: Chorus. Mrs. Lois Brown Davidson Alfred U., B.A. School Librarian. Advises: Library Club, Junior Class. Mr. George Deitz Rutgers U., B.S. Phys. Ed. Advises: Block “M” Club. Baseball Coach, J.V. Football. Mr. Walter H. Dudley Rutgers U., B.S., M.E.D. Industrial Arts. Mr. Richard K. Greco Seton Hall U., B.S. General Science, General Math. Mr. John Hcyer Syracuse U., B.S. Mechanical Drawing, Shop, Shop Math. Mr. Richard Holler Seton Hall U.. B.A. Latin I. II. III. Mr. Daniel Jackler N.Y.U., B.S.: M.S. Director of Guidance. Advises: College Meet- ings, Student Welcoming Committee, Guidance Ad- visory Committee. Mr. Eugene Jaczynski L'. of Scranton, B.S. Social Studies I, II, III. Advises: Student Activity Club. Mr. F. Howard Lloyd, Mr. James G. Long Sr- U. of Florida. B V N.J. State Teachers Col- English III. lege. Math, General Science. Mr. Bruce MacCutcheon East Stroudsburg Col- lege, B.S. Phys. Ed. Advises: Block “M Club, Basketball Coach, J.V. Football, Tennis Club. Miss Doris McEvoy Montclair State College. B.A. Guidance Counselor. Mr. John Martin Jersey City, B.A. Algebra I. 9 Mr. Ralph Mauro N.Y.U., B.S.; M.A. U.S. History I. Advises: Junior Class. Future Teachers’ Club. Mr. Joseph V. Murray. Jr. N.Y.U., B.S. Junior Business Training. Mrs. Mary W. Oakley Wilson College, B.A. Penn State, M. Ed. Biology. Advises: Sophomore Class, Biology Club. Mrs. Florence Ochs Douglass College. B.S. Home Economics. Mrs. Dolores Paulin Montclair State College, B.A.; Indiana 11.. M.S. W'orld History, Phys. Ed. Mrs. Eleanor Smith Mr. Thomas M. Stachura School Nurse. U. of Scranton, B.S. English II. Advises: Sophomore Class Debating Club, National Honor Society. Mr. Richard S. Urbanski Manhattan School of Music. B.M.; M.M.E. Instrumental Music. Advises: Band. Mr . Helen Volk Savage School, B.S. Phy� . Ed. Advises: Cheerleader . Secretaria Staff r Mrs. Mildred Bennett Secretary to Mr Foster. Mrs. Victoria Howard Secretary to Mr. Caracciolo. Mi s Celeste W'enzel Secretary to Mr. Stetler. 10 Mrs. Doris Perkins Montclair State College, B.A. French I, II, III. Advises: French Club. Mrs. Rac Polanowski Hunter College, B.A. English I. Mr. Barry Rizzo U. of North Carolina, B.A. General Science, Phys. Ed. Track and Football Coach, Athletic Director. Mrs. Marian Roman School Nurse. Advises: Future Nurses Club. Mr. Walter Rosenauer City College of N.Y., B.S.S.; Columbia. M.A. English IV. Advises: Senior Class. Miss Nancy Washer Marywood College, A.B. Typing I. Advises: Sophomore Commercial Club. Mr. Fred Wcxel U.S. Naval Academy, B.S. Algebra I, II. Solid and Trig. Advises: Math Club. Mr. Carl J. Youngman Rutgers U., B.S. U.S. History II. Advises: Senior Play, Senior Class. Mr. Clyde Gould Columbia College. A.B. Mechanical Drawing. Canter cl Shy 11 r EDITOR Nancy Yuschak ADVISOR—Mr. Epstein, CO-EDITOR- Helen an Mcerbekr. EDITOR Naney Yuschak. CO-EDITOR Helen Van Mcerbcke BUSINESS COMMITTEE, Standing: Phyllis Devaney, Martin Olsen. C.irlcne Aube. Seated. Chairman Bill Arace, Co-Chairman—Sheron Conover. TY'PING COMMITTEE. Back Row: Janet Leavcy, Judy I.ukshis, Elaine Emmons. Front Row: Sheron Con- over. Grace Centimolc. Chairman Mary Joan Millner, Co-Chairman—Carlenc Aube. 12 LAYOUT COMMI I I'LE. Standing: June Moser. Sally Pearson. Mary Ann Maier, Judy Davis. Mary Joan Millner, Judy I.ukshis, Frances Adler, Mimi Sample, Toni Della Pietro, Pat Chapman, Carole Morizio. Seated: Chairman—Becky Copper, Co-chairman—Joyce Ward. COPY COMMITTEE. Standing: Sheila I.asko, Mary Joan Millner, Becky Copper, Edith Crawford, Judy I.uk- shU, Frances Adler. Karen Carey, Sharon Henshaw. Seated: Chairman—Sally Pearson. PHOTO COMMITTEE. Standing: Mary Anderson, Elaine Emmons, Dorothy Burch, Sheila Lasko, Karen Carey, Richard Bennett, Shcron Conover, Janet Leuvcy, Sharon Henshaw, Kathy Matuch. Seated: Karen 01 instead, Crace Ccntimolc, Chairman—Sarah Nodding , Co-chairman—Carole Morizio, Joyce Ward, Arlene Harris. The senior prom, the Christmas dance, Our final play, and a backward glance At all the fun and joys we’ve known In four short years. Oh, how they’ve flown This is our record of the past— The friendships made will always last. en tors President John Hind� CL a,56 Off■ cers Vice President Robert William Haslach Secretary Joyce Ann Ward T reasurer Sarah Ellen Nodding 16 Frances M. Adler “Fran” College Prep Business Favorite Saying: “Just an itty-bit.” Clubs: Biology, Bowling, French, Journalism. Leaders. Library; J.V. Cheerleader, Capt. of Varsity Cheer- leaders, Chorus, Intramural Basket- ball, Jr. Red Cross, Pillar Staff. Prom Committee. Mary Elizabeth Anderson “Li ” Commercial Art Teacher Favorite Saying: “Shut up!” Walter R. Allocca Waller” College Prep Service Favorite Saying: Like now.” Activity: Bowling. Mary Jean Anson “Anson” General Beautician Favorite Saying: “Aggravation, such aggravation! Club: Library; Chorus. Pillar Staff. Joan Barbara Almenas “Joan” Commercial Undecided Favorite Saying: “What ’ya say?” Clubs: Commercial, French. Corrcs. Sec. of Library. Nat’l. Honor Soci- ety; J.V'. Varsity Cheerleader, Chorus, Intramural Basketball, Jr. Red Cross. William Jacob Araee “Hill” College Prep Teacher Favorite Saying: “So what! Clubs: Biology. Journalism; Busi- ness Manager of Pillar. 17 Carlcne Beth Aube “Aub” Commercial Business College Favorite Saying: “Alrighty! Clubs: Biology, Commercial. Student Activity; Pillar Staff. !Vlary Phylli� Boyer “Mary” College Prep Stewardess Favorite Saying: “1 love you too! Thonia� Gerald Baumgartner ‘Tom” College Prep Engineer Favorite Saying: “Ooooo, reeky—you reek!” Patricia Christine Boyle “PaUC9 Commercial Beautician Favorite Saying: “Take it light. Club: Future Nurses’. Elizabeth Carol Beck “Belly” Commercial .Secretary' Favorite Saying: “How about that! Club: Commercial; Chorus. Bradford Frank Bradach “Bro o” College Prep Industrial Designer Favorite Saying: You got that right!” Clubs: Biology. Block M . French; Track. 18 Doan Austin Beem an “Dino” College Prep Air Force Favorite Saying: “When 1 get the urge to stand up. I lie there until Clubs: Biology, Debating, French, Journalism, Tennis; J.V. Football. Richard E. Bennett “Doc” College Prep College Favorite Saying: I kid you not. Clubs: Biology, French, Jr. Bed Cross, Nat’l Honor Society; Pillar Staff. Track. Dennis Robert Berberick “Denny” General Photography Favorite Saying: “Cool it. Frederick William Brandigon “Fred” General Navy Favorite Saying: What, arc you kidding me? Club: Block M ; Football Man- ager. Thomas Joseph Browne “F J ” General Undecided Favorite Saying: It’s different. Stella F. Bucco “Fell” Commercial Secretary Favorite Saying: Midge. we‘rc gonna be late! Clubs: Sec. of Commercial. Tennis. 19 Dorothy Joan Burch “Dor” College Prep Nurse Favorite Saying: “That’s beside the point.’’ Clubs: Biology, French, Future Nurses’; Chorus, Pillar Staff, Prom Committee. Joan M. Car hone “ own” Commercial Beautician Favorite Saying: “You’ve got a big nose.” Club: Commercial; Chorus. Barbara Ann Carter liurUs Commercial Business College Favorite Saying: “That’s the way the cookie crumbles. Club: Future Nurses’. Lonnie L. Clifton “Frog” Commercial Sendee Favorite Saying: “When you feel froggish, leap!” Slieron Elizabeth Conover “Sherry” Commercial Nurse Favorite Saying: I'm hungry. Clubs: Pres. of Commercial, Pres, of Future Nurses'; Co-Captain of Varsity Cheerleaders. J.V. Cheer- leader. Chorus, Pillar Staff. Stu- dent Council. Rebecca Lynn Copper “BerAy” College Prep College Favorite Saying: You thing! Clubs: Biology, Bowling, French, Journalism. Natl Honor Soriety; Intramural Basketball. Jr. Red Cros . Co-Captain of Majorettes. Pillar Staff, Prom Committee. 20 Michael Ivan Catlierwood “Yogi” College Prep College Favorite Saying: Thai'� a fate worse titan death.” Clubs: Biology, Block M ; Band, Football, Track. Ann Corso “Miss Annie” Commercial Undecided Favorite Saying: Come on.” Patricia Lyle Chapman “Pat” College Prep Undecided Favorite Saying: “Thanks a lot!” Clubs: Biology, German, Journalism, Library; J.V. Varsity Cheerleader. Chorus. Freeholder, Pillar Staff. Prom Committee. Cynthia Mae Cranshaw “Cynt” Commercial Undecided Favorite Saying: That's about it! Grace Alice Centimole “Grade” Commercial Secretary Favorite Saying: Honest? Club: Commercial; Pillar Staff. Ilarhara Antoinette Crane “Barb” College Prep Nurse Favorite Saying: Thousands upon thousands. Clubs: Biology. French, Vice Pres. Sec.-Treas. of Future Nurses’, Ten- nis; Chorus, Intramural Basketball. Jr. Bed Cross, Majorette, Pillar Staff, Student Council, Welcoming Committee. 21 Edith Lcnore Crawford “Erfie” College Prep College Favorite Saying: “Ya know? Clubs: Pres, of Biology. Sec. of French Class. Future Nurses’, Math Society, Nat'l Honor Society; Bowl- ing. Chorus, Intramural Basketball, Jr. Red Cross, Capt. of Majorettes. Pillar Staff. Antoinette Della Pietro «Toni Commercial College Favorite Saying: Holy Mackerel 1 Clubs: Commercial, French, Journal- ism, Pres, of Library, Nat’l Honor Society, Chorus, Co-Capt. of J.V. Cheerleaders, Varsity Cheerleaders, Freeholder, Pillar Staff. “Mis Li. brary Club I960.” Edward Patrick Crowley “Erf” College Prep College Favorite Saving: “Take a break.” Club: Drill Team (BPA). Connie Mary DeNardo “Con” Commercial Secretary Favorite Saying: “Forget about it.” Clubs: Commercial, Future Nurses’, Chorus. Annie Evelyn Cruse “Evelyn” Commercial Marriage Favorite Saying: “Hey Cakes!” Club: Future Nurses’. Konald John DoNorcia “Ron” General Service Favorite Saying: Man. don’t push the sweat!” Activity: Track. 22 John George D'Agostino “Lofty” College Prep College Favorite Saying: “Still living. Clubs: Biology. French, Math So- ciety; Ban«l, Cross-Country, Student Advisory Board, Track. Judith Mae Davis “Jude” Commercial Undecided Favorite Saying: “Think so. huh? Club: Commercial; Capt. of J.V. Cheerleaders, Chorus, Pillar Staff, Prom Committee, Student Council. Frank Charles DeCosta “Piccasso” General Art School Favorite Saying: Followers. Bruce Allen DeSliaw “lintee” College Prep , College Favorite Saying: Wow! Clubs: Biology, Bowling. Phyllis Ann Devaney “Phyl” Commercial Nurse Favorite Saying: You don’t say. Clubs: Biology, Commercial, Future Nurses’; Chorus. Jr. Red Cross. Pil- lar Staff. Rose DiGregorio “Ko” Commercial Secretary Favorite Saying: “Tomorrow.’’ Club: Commercial; Chorus. Pillar Staff. 23 John Franci� Eget “General” College Prep College Favorite Saying: You know . . . like ... a ... go ahead! Club: French. Paul James Dobeck “Dobev” College Prep Technical Institute Activity: Band. . Hail V. Dong “Dong” College Prep College Favorite Saying: More or less. Club: Biology; Band. Orchestra. Track. Elaine Frances Emmons “Elaine” Commercial Secretary Favorite Saying: You know it? Club: Treas. of Commercial; Pillar Staff. Stewart O. Donovan “St etc” College Prep College Favorite Saying: Good show!” Club: Biology. Jack . Enlmann “Pebbie” General Building Trade Favorite Saying: Don't sweat it! Club: liloek ”M ; Baseball Man- ager, Basketball Manager, Track. 24 Charlotte Marilyn Duda “C mr” Commercial Art School Favorite Saying: Hi. hi, hi! Club: Library; Chorus. Alvin Ruggcll Edmond “Strech” Ceneral Marines Favorite Saying: Boo-boo.” Activities: Baseball. Basketball, Track. Joan Margaret Mildred Evaldi 44Joanie” General Beautician Favorite Saying: 1 don't know, baby. Activity: Pillar Staff. Mary Ann Faas “Mary College Prep Teacher Favorite Saying: I'm Mary, glad to meet you. Clubs: Biology, Debating, French, Future Teachers’, Journalism, Vice Pres, of Library: Chorus, Color Guard. Jr. Red Cross. Majorette, Pillar Staff. Robert Edmond “Dene” General Marines Favorite Saying: “What’s happen- ing? Activity: Basketball. Barbara Kathcrn Gallo “PiasaneP Commercial Secretary Favorite Saying: Arc you serious? Club: Commercial; Football Queen 1960. 25 Karen Lynn Garey “Karen” College Prep College Favorite Saying: “Statta ma babba! Clubs: Biology, Debating, French, Future Nurses’, Future Teachers’, Leaders, Tennis; Bowling. Chorus Accompanist, Intramural Basketball. Pillar Staff. Prom Committee, Stu- dent Advisory- Board. Konald Herbert Gaul� “Gobo” College Prep Undecided Favorite Saying: Alf for Presi- dent! Clubs: Biology. Debating. French. Janrt l{. Giu liano Jam Commercial Secretary Favorite Saying: ‘ Huh! What did you say? Club: Commercial. David Craig Gregory “Clarence” College Prep College Favorite Saying: “Punk!” Clubs: Block “M , Nat’l Honor So- ciety. Math Society; Chorus, Base- ball, Basketball. Pres, of Freshman ('.lass. Football. Vice Pres, of French Class, Vice Pres, of Jr. Class, Stu- dent Advisory Board, Rep. and Pres, of Student Council. Welcoming Com- mittee. Shirley Guthridge “Bee” General Business College Favorite Saying: It takes one to know one. Activities: Color Guard, Flag Twirler. Arlene Harris “ 1 re Commercial Nurse Favorite Saying: I’ll be dipped.” Club: Future Nurses’; Pillar Staff. 26 Barbara Carol Gonzales “Barbara” Commercial Business College Favorite Saying: Better late than never. Club: Future Nurses ; Chorus. Blanche Harris “Blanche” General Beautician Favorite Saying: Don’t get ‘•hook. Club: Future Nurses’. Michael John Grande “Ace” General Undecided Favorite Saying: Get out of here, man!” Kohert William Haslach “Boh” College Prep College Favorite Saying: “Huh?” Clubs: Biology. Block “M”, French: Basketball. Football, Vice Pres, of Sr. Class. Student Council. Kenneth Mark Graulicli “Ken” College Prep College Favorite Saying: Oh! Club: French, Basketball Manager. Pillar Staff. Elizabeth Mae Heaney “Betty” College Prep Teacher Favorite Saying: Don’t rush me big boy. Clubs: Biology, French, Future Nurses’, Library; Student Council. 27 Sharon Ann Henshaw “Sharon College Prep College Favorite Saying: “Fantabulous! Clubs: French. Future Teachers’. Journalism, Math Society; Chorus. Pillar Staff. Prom Committee. Jeffrey A. Jokel “Jefr General College Favorite Saving: Dig me pigmy? Byron Mcrtland Hicks “By College Prep Engineer Favorite Saying: You better believe it. Activities: Band, Football. Orches- tra. Phyllis Elva Joralemon •Phil Commercial Marriage Favorite Saying: What?” Clubs: Commercial. Future Nurses’: Chorus. Carolyn Joan keepin “Caro! Commercial Marriage Favorite Sating: “You'll never know. Activity: Chorus. John Van Hinrlt “Hi ran College Prep College Favorite Saving: That's clever. Clubs: Biology, Block M. Trea� . of French Class. Math Society. Natl Honor Society; Bowling. Dance Band. Football. Orchestra, Pro� , of Sr. Class. Pres, of Jr. Bed Cross. Student Advisory Committee. Track 28 Thomas Edward Hubert “YogP9 General Mechanic Favorite Savin ft: “Oh, for crying out loud!” Robert W. Jackson “Cake” College Prep Undecided Favorite Savin ft: “Say Baby, what's happening?” Club: Block M ; Baseball, Foot- ball. Lavcrnc E. M. Johnson “Laverne” Commercial Secretary Favorite Saying: “You drive me bats. Club: Commercial; Chorus. Margaret M. E. Krimmrl “Midge” College Prep Secretary Favorite Saving: Oh no. not again! Clubs: Biology, Bowling. German, Tennis: Jr. Bed Cross. Majorette, Prom Committee. Dolores Louise Kronowski “Dee General Undecided Favorite Saying: That's the breaks. Club: Future Nurses’; Chorus. Sheila Ann Lasko “Casper9 College Prep Teacher Favorite Saying: Oh, my good- ness! (lubx: Biology, French, Future Teachers', Journalism. Library; Cho- rus. Intramural Basketball. Pillar Staff. 29 Janet Ann Leavey “Janet” Commercial Secretary Favorite Saying: “I’m gonna knock your block off.” Activities: Flag Twirier, Jr. Red Cross, Pillar Staff. Prom Committee. Winifred Lee “Winnie” Commercial Air Force Favorite Saying: That’s all right, let’s go. Club: Future Nurses . John M. I eaquereaux “Joh nny General Service Favorite Saying: Handball, anv one?” I,eo Frank Malysa “Leo” General Navy Favorite Saying: How about that? George Janies Mam-ini “Mooehie General Undecided Favorite Saying: Are you crazy? Jerry I-rv is Maratea “Jerry” General Teacher Favorite Saying: How about that? Activity: Basketball. 30 Judith Ann Lukshis “Judy99 Commercial Secretary Favorite Saying “I don’t know! Clubs: Commercial, I.eadem, Jr. Red Cross; Chorus, intramural Basket- ball. Pillar Staff. Protn Committee. William 1$. Marshall “Bill” College Prep College Favorite Saying: Cool it!” Clubs: Debating. German. Janice Marie Mahhitt “Rabbilt” Commercial Secretary Favorite Saying: “My goodness, stop this foolishness!” • Activities: Chorus, Prom Committee. George Albert Mar . “George” College Prep Law Favorite Saying: There must be an easier way!” Clubs: Pres, of French. Journalism. Mary Ann Maier “Maxi” College Prep Med. Tech. Favorite Saying: I give up. why? Clubs: Biology, French. Intramural Basketball. Jr. Red Cross. Library. Treas. of Nat'l Honor Society: Capt. of J. V. Cheerleaders. Varsity Cheer- leader. Chorus. Pillar Staff. Prom Committee, Rec. Sec. of Student Council, Welcoming Committee. Arden Joseph Matthews “Caesar General Special School Favorite Saying: Big Daddy! Activities: Baseball, Bowling. 31 Kathleen E. Matuch “Kathy” General Fashion Designer Favorite Saying: “Cute'. Club: Jr. Red Cross; Pillar Staff. Antoinette McKenna “Ton? College Prep Lab Tech. Favorite Saying: What did I tell vou?” Clubs: Biology. Library; Pillar Staff. Carole Marie Mori .io “Carole College Prep Med. Tech Favorite Saying: I don't even care.' Clubs: Biology. French, Rec.. See of Library, Sec. of Nat‘1 Honor So ciety; Treas. of Fresh. Class, Sec of Soph. Class. Freeholder, Intra mural Basketball, Jr. Red Cross Pillar Staff. Prom Committee, Treas of Student Council. June Elizabeth Moner “June” Commercial Secretary Favorite Saying: “How about that? Clubs: Commercial. Library: Co- Capt. of J.V. Cheerleaders. Chorus. Pillar Staff. Victor Etlwartl Merrill “Vic” General Marines Favorite Saying: Good show. Activities: Basketball. Bowling. Cho- rus. Margaret Elizabeth Naim Unrgt College Prep Teacher Favorite Saying: “Chuckle, chuckle! Clubs: French. Future Teachers’, Journalism, Library: Chorus. Color Guard. Pillar Staff. 32 Mary Joan Grace Millner “Dodi” Commercial Marine Corps Favorite Saying: “That’s life!” Club: Commercial; Pillar Staff. Dwight Matthew Miller “Dwight” General Air Force Favorite Saying: “Forget about it! Activity: Basketball. Robert Dennis Mitchell “Bob” College Prep Engineer Favorite Saying: Toooo much!” Clubs: Biology, Treas. of Block “M , German, Journalism, Math .So- ciety, Nat’l Honor Society; Boys State Rep., Pillar Staff, Rutgers’ Science Experience.” Sarah Kllen Nodding “Bess” College Prep College Favorite Saying: “How about that?” Clubs: Biology. Debating, Future Teachers’, Journalism, Jr. Red Cross. Pres, of Leaders, Pres. Sec.- Treas. of Math Society, Nat’l Honor Society. Tennis; See.-Treas. of Bowl- ing. Chorus, Pillar Staff. Prom Com- mittee, Treas. of Jr. Sr. Class. Judith Ann Norberg “Judy” College Prep Teacher Favorite Saying: “I know I failed.” Clubs: Biology, Debating, Pres, of Future Teachers’, German, Journal- ism, Leaders, Sec. of Math Society, .Nat’l Honor Society; Guidance Com- mittee, Jr. Red Cross, Majorette. Piliar Staff. Karen Marie Olnusteud “Karen” Commercial Undecided Favorite Saying: “Honest Injun!” Activities: Majorette, Pillar Staff. Prom Committee. 33 Margaret Louise Otto “Marge” College Prep Commercial Artist Favorite Saying: “Pm tired. Clubs: German, Journalism; Chorus, Pres, of Jr. Red Cross. Majorette, Pillar Staff. Prom Committee. Karin H. Pulvermuller “Karin” College Prep Teacher Favorite Saying: Oh my goodne -.” Clubs: Commercial, Future Teach- ers . German, Library; Chorus In- tramural Basketball. Pillar Staff, Prom Committee. Sarah Louise Keeler Pearson “Sally” College Prep Teacher Favorite Saying: How ’bout that! Clubs: Biology-, «Future Teachers Journalism. Library; Chorus. J.V and Varsity Cheerleader. Free holder. Sec. of Freshman Class, In tramural Basketball. Jr. Red Cros- Pillar Staff, Prom Committee, Rep and Corres. Sec. of Student Council William G. Ratcliff. Jr. imr General Banking and Finance Favorite Saying: Oh yeah? Club: French. Martin Olsen “Marty39 College Prep Insurance 'Favorite- Saying: Oh boy!’ Activity: Pillar Staff. Philip A. Petrignani “Phil” General Undecided Favorite Saying: “OK. Pops. 34 Patricia Ann Perry “Pa ” Commercial College Favorite. Saying: What do ya say there?” Clubs: Commercial, Debating, Li- brary; Chorus, Pillar Staff. Allan Harvey Peterson AV9 College Prep Undecided Favorite Saying: No sweat! Activity: Howling. Kathleen Marie Reardon “Kathy” Commercial Undecided Favorite Saving; “Let's not be ridic- Activity: Chorus. Dominic P. Reseiniti “Dam” General Sen-ice Roland Bruce Peterson “Pete” College Prep College Favorite Saying: “Rugged. Club: Pres, of Block M”; Basket- ball. Football, Track. Dennis Alan Rieth “Denny” General Navy Favorite Saying: Bout that time. 35 Tyrone V'. Romano “Tyron” General Barber Ernest Shortridge “Rope College Prep College Favorite Saying: “You’re burlin’, kid. Clubs: Biology. Block M”, French, Nlalb Society; Basketball Manager, Cross Country, Track. Judith Pauline Riggs “Judy College Prep Business College Favorite Saying: “Is that definite, or what? Clubs: French. Future Nurses’, Jour- nalism. Edward F. Short “Shorty General Mechanic Favorite Saving: “That’s ihe way it goes!” Activity: Track. Richard Charles Satnaha “Rich” General Trade School Favorite Saying: Don’t worry.” Lawrence David Sinclair “Ching” College Prep Technician Favorite Saying: “Big tickle. Club: Biology: Band. Prom Com- mittee. 36 Miriam Klizaheth Sample Mimi” College Prep Teacher Favorite Saying: “Nay knock the car!” Clubs: Bowling, French, Vice Pres, of French Class, Vice Pres, of Fu- ture Teachers’, Latin (OHS); Chorus, GAA (OHS), Philmelians (OHS), Pillar Staff. Joseph Sardella, Jr. “Sonny” College Prep College Favorite Saying: “That’s the way the cookie crumbles!” Chester Jose ph Slinki Harold J. Smith “Whiter” “Smitty” College Prep Navy Ccncral Undecided Favorite Saying: My command is Favorite Saying: Root.” your wish.” Activity: Track. a David T. Seal ley “Dave” General Navy Favorite Saying: “I have none!” Robert Smith “Smitty” College Prep Service Favorite Saying: “Arc you kidding me?” Clubs: Block “M , Pres, of Nat’J Honor Society, Math Society. 37 Edwina Regina Smith- Robinson “Winnie” College Prep College Favorite Saying: I'm starving!” Clubs: French. Future Nurses’; Horseback riding CRHS). Cheer- leader fRHS), Chorus, Sec. of Fresh. Class (RHS , Skating RHS), Tumbling (RHS). Jo Ann Kathleen Tappin ‘Vo” Commercial Bookkeeper Favorite Saying: That's the way it goes.” Clubs: Biology, Library; Pillar Staff. Robert William Stoddard H� t Sixptn” General Automotive Designer Favorite Saying: Charge it. Paul Michael Tomanello “Roc ” General Undecided Favorite Saving: That sounds like a winner. John Thomas Smovak “ ac ” Collego Prep Teacher Favorite Saying: That's the way it grows!” Clubs: Biology. French; Nice Pres, of Soph. Class. Student Council. Logan Edward Tisdale “Logg c” College Prep Business Favorite Saying: Cool as a moose. 38 Edward Allen Sutter “Eddy” Cencral Navy Favorite Saying: “I kid you not! Carol Ann Sviatko “Carol” College Prep Interior Decorator Favorite Saying: “Are you kidding me?” Club: French: Chorus. Pillar Staff. General Service Favorite Saying: “Holy Crow!” Robert William Trapp “Rob” Cencral Undecided Favorite Saying: What’s happen- ing? Helen Van Meerheke “Helen” College Prep Med. Tech. Favorite Saying: I don’t know. Clubs: Biology. French, Journalism, Leaders, Library; Basketball, Cho- rus, Ass't Editor of Pillar. Jr. Red Cross, Prom Committee. Sec. of French Class. Robert John Vena “Bo” General Undecided Favorite Saying: “Hit it. 39 Dominick Michael Viscelgia “Don” General College Favorite Saving: He's gotta go! Grady Michael Warden “Mickey99 General Interior Designer Favorite Saying: “Hey. stop the world and let me off! Patricia Ann Walker W’ Commercial Beautician Favorite Saying: What’s come over you? Club: Commercial; Chorus. Theodore Aaron Wathington “Teddy” General Air Force Favorite Saying: “That’s my na- ture.” Club: Block M”; Baseball, Foot- ball. Track. Rose Marie Ann Wallace “RotUP College Prep Teacher Favorite Saying: “I’ve got a ques- tion.” Clubs: Biology. Future Teacher '. Journalism: Chorus. Color Guard, Jr. Bed Cro s, Majorette, Vice Pres, of Student Council. Welcoming Com- mittee. Gary Marshall We her “Marth” General Navy Favorite Saying: “Like Dream ville! 40 Joyce Ann Ward “Gee flee” College Prep Business School Favorite Saying: “Oooli, me! Clubs: Vice Pres, of Biology, Bowl, ing, Journalism. Library; Pres, of Jr. Class. Sec. of Sr. Class, Intra- mural Basketball, Jr. Red Cross, Pil- lar Staff. Prom Committee. Howard Charles Warden “Howard General Undecided Favorite Savin ft: “That’s cool. Club: Biology: Football, Track. Barbara Ann Warmke “Barb General Beautician Favorite Saying: “Later!” Activities: Chorus, Pillar Staff. Isaltel L. White “Izzy Commercial IBM Operator Favorite Saying: “Crazy.” Club: Commercial; Chorus. “Teddy General Navy Favorite Saying: How does that grab ya?” Michael John Witkosky “Wit College Prep Undecided Favorite Saying: “You rang?” Clubs: Biology, Block “M”, Ger- man; Basketball, Football. Track. 41 Nancy Jean Yuschak “Alance” College Prep College Favorite Saving: Really?” Clubs: Biology. French, Future Teachers’, Journalism I St. MHS t, Leaders, Library, Math Society, Nafl Honor Society: Pres, of French Class, Jr. Red Cross, Ass’t Drum Majorette, Editor of Pillar. Prom Committee, Student Council. Michael John Zelwak “Vifce” College Prep College Favorite Saving: “You ran’t do that!” Clubs: Treas. of French. Journal- ism: Football. Track. Judith Ann Ziegler “Judy” Commercial Secretary Favorite Saying: Honestly!” Clubs: Commercial, Library: Cho- rus. Color Guard. Pillar Staff. Stu- dent Council. (Camera y George Sal Floridia “Big George” General Trade School Favorite. Saying: “Go take a flip. Luther Brook Hendernon “Babbling Brooka” General Voc. School Favorite Saying: “Like, what’s hap- pening? Club: Bowling: Basketball, Foot- ball. 42 en ior ion CL add FRAN ADLER leaves her loud voice, her black book and a wonderful squad, to next year's captain of the Varsity Cheerleaders. CARLENE AUBE leaves to her sister Janet, the bruises received in Phys. Ed. THOMAS BAUMGARTNER leaves his gym locker to someone who wears sneaks for Phys. Ed. RICH BENNETT leaves his desk in English to some undeserving junior. FRED BKANDIGON leaves his friendship with Mr. Rosenauer to Bill) Bowie. DOROTHY BURCH leaves her desk in chem lab to Diana Tomasello. PAT CHAPMAN bequeaths her nickname little Pat” to next year's victim of Mr. R. SHERON CONOVER leaves her position as Varsity Cheerleader co-captain to a lucky girl. BECKY COPPER leaves her ability to lead the twirls to next year's majorette co-captain. BARBAR A CRANE leaves her place on the gym floor to an incoming senior girl. CYNTHIA CRANSHAW leaves her school spirit to Joan Cranshaw and Beverly Wathington. EDITH CRAWFORD leaves her baton and abil- ity to blow her whistle to next year's captain. JOHN D'AGOSTINO leaves his argumentative temper to Betsy Blair. JUDY DAVIS leaves her outfits of Bermuda shorts, sun glasses, and colored sneakers to next year’s crazy senior. TONI DELLA PIETRO leaves her place in the Honor Society to the next lucky junior girl. PHYLLIS DEVANEY leaves Mr. Epstein to her brother Paul and hopes Mr. E's jokes will improve. PAUL DOBECK leaves his place as drummer in the band. STEWART DONOVAN leaves his totem pole made out of a slide rule to Mr. Wexel. JACK ERDMAN leaves Mr. Mac a mink-cov- ered basketball. MARY FAAS leaves her brother Bill to all her old teachers. BARBARA GALLO leaves all her wonderful classes and teachers in all four years of high school to her brother, Edward Gallo. KAREN GAREY leaves her seat on the piano bench to Betty Muller. MIKE GRANDE leaves his sideburns to Mr. Epstein. DAVID GREGORY leaves to Vince Wildman all the tape in the Athletic Department. SHIRLEY GUTH RIDGE leaves her brain to Maxine Pitman and Doris Wilder. BYRON HICKS bequeaths his phys. ed.. Murder Inc., woo! helmet to ince Wildman. JOHNNY HINDS leaves his lucky helmet to Sonny Garafano. BOB JACKSON leaves all of his abilities with the “women” to Charlie Wathington. DOLORES KRONOW SKI leaves her ability to keep up her Law and Sales notebook to any- one who can do it. SHEILA LASKO leaves her shrinking gym suit to any “pint-sized junior. JANET LEAY’EY leaves the chore of «hewing gum in Mr. Rosenauer's class to Ros“ Hanson. WINNIE LEE leaves to Billie Jean Henderson her ability to play basketball. JUDY LUKSHIS leaves to Pat Benner her marks in Mr. Youngman's class. MARY ANN MAIER leaves her seat as Record- ing Secretary on Student Council to the next “lucky?” candidate. GEORGE MARZ leaves to Nancy Heycr all his 44 old journalism articles. KATHLEEN MATUCH leaves her apron to Bunny Lederer. TOM McKENNA leaves her well-written his- tory notes to Ann Magnenat. VIC MERRILL leaves to Mr. Dudley one nail from Industry. CAROLE MORIZIO leaves her place in the parking lot, behind the garbage can, to her cousin Maria. MARGARET NANN leaves her hookless coat hanger to Frances Bradach. SARAH NODDINGS leaves “good luck dur- ing the rest of his high school career, to any- one who needs it. JUDY NORBERG leaves her ability to talk too much to a quiet junior. MARGE OTTO and BARBARA CRANE will Nancy Cromwell the right to sneak hot water bottles to the football games along with one dozen tuna fish sandwiches. SALLY’ PEARSON leaves all her activities to anyone who wants to go around in circles. PAT PERRY leaves her “loyalty to all juniors. ROLLIE PETERSON leaves all the best of ev- erything to Carole Ann Dominick. BILL RATCLIFFE leaves several book reports and two dozen incomplete “study guides” to his brother Richard. MIM1 SAMPLE leaves her place in chorus, next to Diana Tomasello, to anyone who thinks they can take it. The SENIOR MATH CLASS leaves Mr. Wexel a gross of blue student conduct slips for re- porting next year's students. ERNEST SHORTRIDGE leaves a slightly used O ✓ can of mustache wax to Mr. Rosenauer. LARRY SINCLAIR leaves all the “goodies” in the band locker to “Tiger and “Dizzy. BOB SMITH leaves Mr. Rosenauer his shotgun and hunting boots. JACK SMOYAK leaves his Bermuda shorts to anyone in the junior class with legs like his. JO ANN TAPPIN leaves her sewing bag to a lucky junior. HELEN VAN MEERBEKE leaves her position as Mr. La Tourette’s “biggest disciplinary problem to her sister Alice. ROSE MARIE WALLACE leaves all her chewed up pencils to anyone who’d take them. ROSE MARIE WALLACE and MARY FASS leave their ability to kibitz in gym class to two fun loving juniors. JOYCE WARD leaves her “little locker to any upcoming senior privileged enough to have it. BARBARA WARMKE leaves her blonde stripe and all her left over bleach to Bunny Lederer. MIKE WITKOSKY leaves his ability to commit personal fouls in the basketball games to Ed- die Welstead. NANCY YUSCHAK leaves to some “lucky jun- ior her position of Vice President in Charge of Lights and the Door in Mr. R's class. THE SENIOR CLASS LEAVES. We bad a grand time in sixth period personal typing class? Judy Norberg ran backwards to first base and didn't make it? Mr. Rosenauer didn't want to be President? Mrs. Bell had her math class eat Stella D'oro cookies? Mr. Youngman left Sheila Lasko in the audi- torium? Mr. C. was just a chemistry teacher? 45 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Judy Norberg John D’Agostino CLASS BRAINS ■ Sarah Noddings Robert Mitchell 46 MOST POLITE Sallv Pearson Bill Ratcliffe DID MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Joyce Ward David Gregory BEST PERSONALITY Nancy Yuschak John Hinds 47 MOST TALENTED Karen Garey Han Dong SHYEST Toni McKenna Eddie Short BEST DANCERS Mimi Sample George Mar . BEST DRESSED Kathv Matuch Jeff Jokel MOST ATHLETIC Sheron Conover Robert Jackson CLASS FLIRTS Barbara Crane John Smoyak 48 CLASS CLOWNS Karin Pulvermullor Tom Baumgartner CUTEST Pat Chapman Dominick Visccglra CUTEST COUPLE Antoinette Della Pietro David Gregory NICEST EVES Joan Evaldi Mike Zelwak NICEST HAIR Helen Van Meerbeke Robert Haslach NICEST SMILE Dorothy Burch Jerry Marata 49 MUTT and JEFF Betty Heaney Ernest Shortridge Attendants—David Post, Madeline Shave: Queen Carol Graham; King- Tim Magee. Our Junior Prom was hold on May 27. 1960. at the Molly Pitcher Hotel, Red Bank. The theme for the evening was “Shower of Roses. and the hall- room was adorned with roses of all shades. Couples danced to the music of a hand provided hy the hotel. At 11 o’clock, after reviewing a procession of seniors and their escorts, the chaperones selected Carol Graham and Tim Magee as queen and king of the prom. Attendants were Madeline Shave and David Post. Klouise Morris and Mitchell Hamilton. Jo Ann Shea. Queen of the 1959 Prom, performed the crowning ritual. 50 Jo Ann Shea crowning the King. Tim Magee. Jo Ann Shea crowning the Queen. Carol Graham. emember Mr. C. sat at the window waiting to catch any- one trying to sneak home during the week of the snowstorm? Barbara Gonzales sneezed and woke the sleep- ing? Mr. Youngman gave us a planned quiz? Mr. Lloyd, Jr., got the job of measuring the Senior girls for their caps and gowns? C. D., J. E., and D. K. gave Mr Stachura a hard time in study hall? Barbara Gonzales walked into the hoy’s room? There were some topics for Journalism articles? Mr. Rosenauer was hit on the head by the flag pole when we were practicing for 8th grade graduation? The cheerleaders almost cooked at the bonfire? Mary Faas wore a rotten blouse to school? Judy Davis made a basket while playing volley- ball in the gym? News of the unchaperoned party in Algebra II spread around the school? We threw the clams out the window in Biology and they rotted for three weeks? The Viscounts played at M. H. S.? Richard Bennett was a nice quiet boy and not an impertinent little rascal? Mr. LaTourette wore his B. V. D.'s with lace? We were shy little freshmen? The majorettes were cheerleaders? Judy Norberg spilled mercury in Helen Van Meerbeke’s shoe in chem. lab? Han Dong’s truck had a flat during the Junior Prom decorating period? Han Dong wrecked his truck? Jack Smoyak wanted to be a priest? The seniors had lockers? The seniors had a cafeteria? WLn The hangman’s noose was in Mr. Holler’s Latin II class? Tom Baumgartner had four feet in trig class? The teachers played volleyball? The cheerleaders got their unformed uniforms? Rose Marie was “Sheena”? Mr. LaTourette’s dust explosion backfired? Certain girls serenaded Mr. Mauro on “Junior Day” in 1960? Mr. Lloyd, Jr., did pushups in the office? Those female type answers in English IV? Rose Marie Wallace didn’t chew a pencil during a math test? We got a journalism article printed? We used to get credit for chorus? All the girls wore their skirts below their knees? Seniors had lockers in the auditorium? The class of '61 went all day? J. D'Agostino came to a track meet? Mr. Wexel told us if we didn't have time for a test today, we'd have it yesterday? Bob Haslach was shy? Pat C. sat on boys’ laps in German class. Mr. Mac was Joe Limp? Our cheerleaders weighed less than the football team? Mrs. Noddings lectured on “grown-up curves?” Matawan beat Keyport? The Majorettes and Band marched for all foot- ball games. Barbara Crane ate Charlie the cootie? Byron Hicks brought a snake (old hose) from the gully during a third period biology field trip? There were more kids whose address was “Mata- wan, New Jersey”? 51 EJl Jn El China Shop Sarah Nodding . Karen Carey. Carole Morizio, John Hinds. Bill Marshall, Helen Van Mcerbcke. Joyce Ward. THE CAST Dennis O’Finn.......... Miss Hildergarde....... Miss Birdie............ Miss Amantha........... Miss Lucy.............. Miss Nettie.............. Miss Elizabeth......... K rammer............... First Stretcher Bearer. . Second Stretcher Bearer Jane Rogers............ Johnson ............... ............John Hinds ............Joyce Ward ........Carole Morizio .. . Helen Van Meerbeke .........Sarah Nodding� . . . .Karin Pulvcrmuller Winnie Smith Robinson .........David Gregory ......William Marshall ........Robert Jackson ............Karen Carey .............Vic Merrill Director Mr. Joseph Murray 52 John Hinds, Joyce Ward. John Hinds, Karen Carey. “Bull in a China Shop ’ is a three-act mystery-comedy, the main setting represent- ing an old-fashioned parlor in a hoarding house for spinsters. These females pass the time by gazing through binoculars into the apartment of an Irish cop, Dennis O’Finn. Each one experiences a different feeling toward Mr. O’Finn, such as motherly, sisterly, and most of all, lovingly. How they lure him into visiting them is a problem, especially when Jane Rogers, a chic reporter, appears on the scene. However, her appearance is only a temporary hindrance. The extremes which these spinsters go to make the play fast moving as well as amusing. Sarah Noddings, Karen Gary, Carole Morizio. 53 Now the high school march of time We at last have left behind. Rut to those who soon shall follow We give the happiness of tomorrow. Juniors, sophomores and freshmen too. We wish the best of luck to you. C(a55 Offi icerS JUNIOR OFFICERS. Standing: Vice-President -Diana Tomu«ello. Seated: Treasurer nita Kizinkiewich. Secretary Marie Dietrich. Pres ident- -Ilcnc Rorming, absent. Veronica Jameson. Treasurer -Gloria Fariello. Front liote: Vice-President—John Yates. President—Paul Starnes. FRESHMAN OFFICERS. Hack Row: Secretary -Joan Patterson. Second Row: Vice-President -George Mor- rell. Front Row: President -Lynn Bowie. Treasurer Suzanne Manville, absent. 56 a a6S HOMEROOM 32 HOMEROOM 3 Top Row: R. Vena, M. Underwood. Third Row: V. Wildman. W. Wathington. W. Zajaczkowski, J. Thomas, W. Tonzcr. M. Tucker, C. Wathington. Second Row: E. Wclstcad, M. Ward, I). Wcdemeyer, C. Wilson. J. Wagner, M. Zwcidiriger, H. Vrccland. Front Row: C. Trapp. I). Tomasello, L. Tuttle. 0. Watson. J. Tech. B. Van Note, J. Vas. Top Row: Mr. Heyer, C. Perrinc. Third Row: F. Nisky, G. Priccaciantc, W. Osborne, 1). Rincar, W. Pearce, J. Polanow- ki. K. Rissmiller. Second Row: B. Pegnato, C. Newton, I. Ronning, C. Richards, C. Pederson. M. Perdiago. J. Papa. Front Row: M. Rogers. J. Rydd, V. Rosato, M. Pitman, P. Okner. E. Perina, M. Percy. HOMEROOM 38 Top Row: Mrs. Anderson, G. Miller, J. Metzger. I). Matthews, A. Mazzola. Third Row: B. McCann. M. Morizio, F. Manvillc, P. Mc- Donald. V. Marcia. K. Morris. J. McKnicht. Second Row: B. Me- Knight. C. Milter, B. Majewski, J. Manning. B. Muller, L. Musiker, M. Mickavlo. Front Row: A. Mayer, N. McKallie, M. McCabe. M. Morovec, M. Maratea. S. Mancini, J. Mazzola. HOMEROOM 39 Top Row: R. Haspcl, D. Eder, K. Edcr. W. Holton. R. Florio, R. George. Mr. I.a Tourctte. Third Row: 11. Hensler, D. Hunter, S. Engh. E. Hodge, R. Fieros, M. Eovino, C. Gallo- way. Second Row: F. Hall, B. Henderson. B. Freiwald, P. Farrell, S. Holland. N. Heyer. J. Grimaldi. Front Row: L. Hunter, R. Grimaldi, M. Haddock. B. Foster, R. Hanson. C. Heller, S. Gallagher. HOMEROOM 41 Top Row: R. Berkowitz, P. Andrews. T. Borowsky. Third Row: W. Bowie. S. Arnold. J. Anthony, L. Behr. T. Browne. K. Beam. P. Bucco. Second Row: A. Abcr. M. Armour. B. Blair. M. Biel, M. Boyce, G. Anderson, R. Johnson. Front Row: S. Bernstein. J. Balog, J. Ahrberg, F. Boyce, D. Bulin- ski, P. Benner, J. Borer. HOMEROOM 43 HOMEROOM 42 Top Row: R. Daloia. E. Downes. R. Carroll. Fourth Row: K. Gark, B. Collins. M. Donner. R. Casazza, T. Dalfonzo. S. Casa men to. J. Cort. Third Row: I). Comes. B. Cohen. V Drrntkiewicz. N. Doran, A. Doldt, G. Capulo, M. Dietrich. Second Row: L. Cantatory, 1 . Di Donato. 1’. Dxon. T. Davis. M. Cross. C. Craver. L. Ccvasco. Front Row: P. Colombrito, M. Clifton. T. Cornell. P. Carlson, M. Donovan, C. Dugan, H. Davidson. HOMEROOM 44 Top Row: Mr. Dudley, D. Sturt, R. Sickle� , R. Shephard. R. Stewart. R. Sturgeon. G. Sapir. Second Row: J. Stanberry, W. Schnuck. R. Schubiger, J. Stanton, H. Sutton, I). Sakow- ski, G. Sutherland. Front Row: J. Surland, I. Smith, B. Shaw, G. Schinkcl, P. Schlacbcck, D. Shephard, E. Savage. Top Row: Mr. Long, R. Knight. J. Lambert, R. Jarmicki, F. Kalma, W. Keokosky, P. Kellet, R. Johnson. Third Row: Lamb. E. Kierstead, J. Incontrera, P. Lepiscopo. M. Jones, J. Jurman, D. Krueger. Second Row: J. Korpsak, Y. Lcderer. L. Knoth, A. Kizinkicwicz. L. Lock- wood, V. Ingram, S. Jackson. Front Row: N. Ives. P. Londregan, V. Kucharick, D. Lovelace, C. Kase, P. Kazimir, P. Koccnski. HOMEROOM 36 Top Row: A. Smutko. R. Warwick, J. Zalepka. B. Wyckoff, R. Wicks, J. Yates, Mr. Greco. Front Row: R. Zajackowski, W. Wilson. II. Watson, F. Vrcclar.d, R. Weisman, R. Yuhasz, D. Wojicchowski. HOMEROOM 38 Top Row: K. Pomeroy, T. Parry. Third Row: Mr. Crego, R. Quirk. K. Purrington. J. Rcsciniti, A. Picciano, I). Rinear, R. Ryan. Second Row: E. Scully, I). Rounds, M. Rossbach, V. Rizzo, B. Santos, R. Ragland, J. Pipula. Front Row: J. Page, K. Powclson, C. Sari, B. Shields, J. Pedraza, J. Smith. S. Russell. HOMEROOM 37 Top Row: P. Starnes, T. Tancrcdi. P. Smith, K. Trout, J. Sickles, A. Smutko. Second Row: R. Tanis, T. Scarlcs. W. Tilton, E. Whelpley, S. Truszkowski, R. Sutton. Front Row: Mr. Kurtz, S. Watson, M. Vena, L. Holton, E. Vena, A. Van Meerbeke, M. Warden. HOMEROOM 39 Top Row: T. Marshal, J. Nicora. R. Nuccio. G. Meissner. W. Moelius, F. Magnavita, G. Matthews. Third Row: R. Os- trander, R. Meyers, R. Naidcl, R. McDonald, A. Mastro, D. Nelson, G. Nazarian. Second Row: W. Murray, C. Meeker, P. Marshal. R. Messina. P. Mancini, D. Matthews, D. Nye. Front Row: A. McDonald, N. Matthews, D. Marmata, S. Newman, L. Martcllo, D. Nczzi, L. Maratea, Miss Kerwin. HOMEROOM 41 Top Row: M. Krogh, R. JefTcoat, R. King. Third Row: T. Lazzarski. R. Lacerre, R. Krauzowitz, B. Isackcn, F. Langbine, C. Laparc, S. Longctte. Second Row: Mrs. Oaklcv. J. Law- rence, R. Laurence, J. Kozatiwitz, I.. Jaskiewiz. P. Lavoie. B. Lundberg. Front Row: I. Logan, B. Kincg, V. Jameson, E. La- Mond, J. Kingcry. K. Johnson, M. Jurman. HOMEROOM 43 Top Row: T. Crawford, M. Conway. E. Del Besso, S. Erdmann N. Cromwell, P. Devancy. P. Clapp, J. Davis. Second Row: A Eggcrs, C. Eack. M. Di Pierdomenico. J. Cranshaw, T. Enge dal, S. De Shaw, S. Crawford. Front Row: J. Doerrer. C. Cas sidy, J. Caccavelle, J. Colombrito, L. Condit, C. Dominick, S Du Beau. HOMEROOM 42 Top Row: Mr. Jaczynski. R. Healv. C. Carafano, E. Flynn. J. Healy. V. Cioia. J. Friedman. A. Fletcher. Fourth Row: H. Hendcr-on. J. Higgins. R. Hooyman. J. Cermann, C. Hart. A. Grace, J. Franklin. Third Row: D. Hinds. M. Harrison. M. Goldfarb. L. Finnerty. M. Hillvcr. K. Haydueko, S. Hauser, M. Fisher. Second Row: J. Helle- gaard, C. Gissubel, L. Haskins, J. Henderson. P. Hanson, B. Hilde brandt. C. Gilanyi. D. Grasso. Front Rou : C. Hollenbeck. E. Harri- son. E. Heiscr, G. Faricllo, S. Head, L. Field, A. Ferris, S. Goldberg. HOMEROOM 44 Top Row: W. Batson. L. Argentino. F. Bilotti. Third Row: D. Batson. L. Browne. R. Bowers, J. Bynger, T. Bonner. B. Broughton. N. Ander- son. Second Row: A. Barr. R. Brown, I.. Aamot, I.. Bachman, W. Bailey, I.. Adario, J. Brown. Front Row: S. Burlew, M. Bastedo, F. Bucco, R. Bonnet, C. Brandigon, N. Barnett, K. Anderson. AUDITORIUM I Top Row: W. Kook, G. Eifcrl, R. Francisco, M. Entcrline, R. Faulk ncr. B. Fagan, W. Farrel. Third Row: J, Flood, P. Eovino, J. Dugan 11. Ellison. H. Dolan. W. Fas , I.. Furcmbach. Second Row: 0. Frank lcn, 1’. Fearreios, J. Eiflcndcr, M. Frew. M. Edmond. M. Flcclchcr V. Floridia. Bottom Row: P. Diniz, J. Della Pietro, J. Eggcrs, V. Far rel. P. Feltc, D. Dilks. B. Fctta, B. Donaldson. CAFETERIA Top Row: S. Vaiden, G. Zambor, R. Foy. D. V'an Note, P. Skinner, P. Cappclluti. R. Conner. Front Row: Mr. Gould. M. Docker, L. Gleason, J. Costello, P. Brrclt, W. Kimbrough. AUDITORIUM II Top Row: R. Walker, T. Truszkovrski, R. Tyska. F. Tymeson. J. Williams, M. Valles, R. Toronyi. R. Torre. J. Walker. Third Row: W. Volk, T. Wilson, J. Tomascllo. S. Tonis, S. Van Vol- kenhurgh. J. Ussery. W. Wcdcmcyer, D. Wiggit. Second Row: T. Wright. C. White, S. Taylor, S. Thomas, j. Truszkowski, S. Thorscn, C. Sycora, R. Tommarazzo, S. Tuttle. Front Row: B. Welpcly, M. Stilo, P. Valles. D. Swan, N. Whiston, J. Wash- ington, F. Wathington, A. Williams, C. Wilder. HOMEROOM 21 Top Row: Mr. Stachura, M. Carmichael. R. Coakley. P. Chak- nis, R. Browne, T. Browne, R. Byrd. Third Row: R. Crawford, J. Christison. G. Cafiero, A. D'Agostino, T. Brislin. A. Daniello, J. Costello. Second Row: B. Cousins, J. Caracciolo, G. Cooper, J. Burlew, C. Clayton, P. Burke, R. Burstyn. Front Row: L. Field, J. Brown, N. Cetroni, S. Budzash, J. Carothers, S. Crine, G. Bramms. HOMEROOM 22 Top How: Mrs. Ochs, S. Daugherty, M. Pafunie, D. La Grou. Second Row: M. Borgmann. R. O’Hora, J. Huff. S. Glaser, M. Marcelin. J. Wojcik. C. Neal. Front Row: R. Moscuello. C. Bender, F. Packett, J. Lickley, K. Welch. R. Kreil, C. Hume. HOMEROOM 24 Top Row: A. Panzera, R. McKinney. M. Matey. F. Martin. A. Me- Taque. J. Melna. J. Nelson. C. Olshclfskic. Third Row: M. Mc- Mahon. G. Morrell. R. McElvaine. J. PaFumi. W. Mis el, R. Murray, T. Matuch. Second Row: Mrs. Paulin. S. Neali . B. Myer . J. Morris, R. Moscarcllo. P. McMullen. L. Mitro. Front Row: P. Moter. M. Miller, C. Minlionica, M. Oberhommer. S. Martin. N. Niaky, M. Meeker. HOMEROOM 26 Top Row: Mr. Fleischer. G. Harton, P. Graham. E. Gallo, Jr.. P. George. R. Garland. Third Row: J. Hackel, I. Haber, C. Hamilton, W. Graham. K. Gardner. M. Hedgepath. Second Row: A. Grasso, V. Grosso, G. Connello, D. Gonzolez, D. Hens- ley, N. Granger, I.. Harris, C. Hayes. Front Row: I). Hender- son. B. Henderson, F.- Gutridgc. E. Henry, B. Hazel dine, T. Hall. K Hcnelcr. HOMEROOM 27 Top Row: P. Incontrera, S. Hyman. G. Kimball. J. Kalieta. Third Row: Mrs. Polanowski, G. Keokosky. R. Kingshott. R. Horton, J. Jackson, J. Holmes, J. Kirkpatrick. Second Row: R. Hogon. O. Hig- gins, E. Kaminsky, K. Hudson. H. Keating, B. Joke!, H. Keokosky. Front Row: C. Kennedy, T. Hubbard, C. Johnson, F. Hilton, j. Hindlc, D. Hutchins, S. Jackson. HOMEROOM 28 Top Row: T. Kulbcrda. G. Mair, J. Mai ara, A. Malara, J. Mallen, K. Langhcin, S. Mancini. Third Row: M. Krcidcnweis. W. Lcmien. S. Mancini, G. Knowles. J. Kocenski, R. Malakuskie, J. I.ukshis. Sec- ond Rote: A. I.ukshis, K. Mahon. J. Knoth, S. Manvillc. V. Kucharck, M. Lauro, D. Metzger. Front Row: K. Lombardi, C. Manning, J. Lavoie, R. Malkmus, J. Malanga, R. Lovallo, P. Mancini. HOMEROOM 29 Top Roto: J. Percy, F. Petitti, R. Platner. T. Pogirnicki, R Raven, Mr. Murray. Third Row: J. Pisarek, G. Robinson. A Pouzenc, K. Pickett, C. Pizzi, L. Kissmiller, G. Powers. Sec ond Row: P. Raymond, S. Pisarek, J. Parren, J. Rice. K. Po tosky, R. Ratcliffe, T. Rebuck. Front Row: S. Procope, B Robertson. J. Pizzi, F. Rcccuia. P. Papa, M. Raffa, J. Pat terson. HOMEROOM 30 Top Row: Mr. Martin. G. Scbcrt. T. Staubach, R. Sasso, K. Steven- son. H. Schultz, J. Sullivan, B. Stasium. Second Row: J. Smith. W. Schanck, S. Smith, M. L. Sandford. N. Soltysik. J. Samaha. C. Schnuck. Front Row: G. Salamando. M. Short. D. Smith, P. Sadow- ski. A. Smith. B. Schaufcle, F. Slover. HOMEROOM 32 Top Row: A. Smutko. G. Bizalo. E. Beiles. R. Ajalu. R. Bar- rett, W. Blumel, J. Bowen. C. Bertin. Third Row: J. Bradlv, J. Bernstein. W. Andrews. J. Ammann. W. Blakeslce. G. Bean, C. Beck. D. Braunsdorf. Second Row: F. Bradach. J. Aube. P. Bordcaix, G. Barbar, L. Bowie, S. Bischof, M. Anson, A. Amerio. Front Row: J. Booth. R. Bliss. A. Boyer. D. Blair. J. Bie, D. Bell. C. Booket. J. Bello. Sports we’ll remember as we look back. Football, basketball, baseball, track. Majorettes and cheerleaders led us all With “Get that point!” and “Hold that ball!” And the clubs and band have each been a gain Which holds special place in memory lane. 3ootL(( The 19f;() football season was a busy one at M.H.S. There were three teams: Freshman. Junior Varsity, and Varsity. I’nder the handicap of traveling great distances, the Varsity met many new opponents and ended with a 9 game I win season. The coaching staff of the past season was Mr. Barry Kizzo. head coach; Mr. George Deitz. Varsity: Mr. Bruce Mac- Cutcheon, J.V.; and Mr. William New- man. Freshman. VARSITY FOOTBALL TF.AM Top How: John Gardner, manager; Mr. George Deitz. roach; Mr. Barn lti zn, nurli; Mr. Bruce MacCutcheon. coach; Man Barr. Second Row: Jim Sunherry. 0. G. Byrd, Fd Gallo. Peter George. John W illiams, Bill Farrell. George Morrell. Jim Mclna. I’im Bonner. John Sickles. Third How: John Yale . Hioh.ird Vena. Ken Morris. John Djtis iJeam 1960 FOOTBALL SCORES Matawan’s Score Opponent Score 0 Brick 30 26 Leoni a 27 25 Bishop Eustace 6 8 Rumson 6 12 Neptune 31 6 Pennsaukcn 0 12 Manasquan 19 27 Wall Twp. 6 12 Keyport 19 Richard Fierros, Boh Davis. Bill Walhington, John Bungcr. Howard Warden, Gar- den Sutherland. Front Row: Charles Garafnno. Vincent Wildman. Boh Jackson. Henry Vrecland. co-captain: Dave Gregory, co-captain: Charles Wathington, co- captain: Mike Catherwood. John Hinds. Ronnie Sickles. Bill Bowie. $adLetlalf The Matawan High School basketball team has contributed much to the sports prestige of the school this year by scor- ing a successful season. Convention Hall was the “home” court for the team. In addition to the Jayvee and Varsity teams, a newly formed Freshman team played its first season. Coaches for the three teams are: Varsity. Bruce Mac- Cutcheon; J. .. Daniel Stankiewicz, and Freshman. Gene Jaczynski. BASKETBALL QUEEN VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Carole Morizio, Janet Lcavey, Queen Midge Krimmel. Betty Heaney. K.iren Carey, Presenter —Fran Adler. Standing: Billy Collins, Butch Wildinan, 11 Hcndrr. Kollie Peter son. Bill Bowie. Mike Wilkowsky. Kneeling: (.oath Mr. Bruce MacCutchcon, Ed Flynn, Eddie Welslead. Terry Magee, Dave Gregory, Hill Keokonky. eam 1961 BASKETBALL SCORES Matawan's Score Opponent Score 48 Neptune 60 68 Middletown 55 60 Savrcville 73 80 St. Mary’s (S.A.) 73 58 Middletown 54 64 Wall Twp. 46 55 Rumson 50 70 Atlantic Highlands 61 65 Manasquan 63 60 Keyport 52 66 Carteret 47 58 Rumson 43 72 Hoffman 56 67 Atlantic Highlands 68 66 Hoffman 56 65 Wall Twp. 46 75 Manasquan 64 58 Keyport 66 Eighteen games plus the stale tourna- ment sparked Matawan High's 1961 sea- son. Proudly defending the I960 title of Central Jerse Champions, the team featured Bob Jackson, Dave Gregory. Bill Bowie and Charlie Wathington as prominent players. Coach for the Matawan High School Nine is George Deitz. BASEBALL TEAM Standing: Manager Jack Krdniunn, Lurry Behr, Garden Suther- land. George Morrell, Mike Kovino. Jimmy Mrlna, Man Barr. Coach Mr. Dei. . Art Mender. Raymond Schuhiger. Smny Oara- C roSS (Country Jeum 1960—61 CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM 1960-61 Standing: Doug Rincar. John D’Agostino. Advisor—Mr. La Tourette, Robert Yulia- . 1-irry Ri--miller. Kneeling: Frank Bilotti, Harry Sutton, Ken Rissmiller, Toni Matuch. Tliis was the first year M. H. S. has had cross-country running as a varsit) sport. The team was under the direction of Harvey La Tourette. The cross-country team met eight other teams in regular dual and triangular meets and lost to only three of them. Cheesequake Hark was used as the home course. The team also competed in the Central Jersey, Monmouth College Invitational. Shore Conference, and State Meet. 72 1961 The Matawan High track team, under the direction of Barry Rizzo and Harvey La Tourette, competed in fourteen meets for their 1961 sea- son, Bradford Bradach running the 110, and Richard Bennett running the 220 and 100 vd.. de- fended their titles as Shore Conference Champs, outstanding in their particular events. TRACK TEAM To ) Row: K«-n Rissmillcr, Fred Raima, Jolm MoKnight. Ken Morris. Roberl Sut'on, Ernest Shortridge, Jan Cort. Second Row: Head Coach Mr. Riz o, John D’Agostino, John Anthony. John Hall, Dennis Krueger, Richie Fieros, Peachic Vreeland. Front Row: Asst. Coach Mr. LaTourette, Rich Bennett, John Hinds. Ronnie Sickles. Mike Cathcrwood, Brad Bradach. Ed Schuber John Hinds Rollins Perrine Rollins Perrine, John Hinds, Jan Cort, Edward Schuber, Fred Kalma. Coach Mr. Fleischer. 74 8U “W CLl Standing: Boh Smith, Secretary-Treasurer—Boh Mitchell. Sam Bowie, Ernie Shortridge, President- Rollie Peterson. Bob Haslach, Vice-President- Dave Gregory. Teddy Wathington, Boh Jackson. Charlie Wathington. Kneeling: Mike Catherwood, Peachy Vrcc- land, Fred Brandigon, Butch Wildman, Billy Collins, Mike Witkosky, Terry Magee, Brad Bradach, Dennis Krueger. Top Row: Advisor Mr. Fleischer. John Hinds. Man Peterson. Ron Perrinc, Jan Cort. Edward Schuher, Dave Rinear. Second Row: Fred Kalma. Beau Manville. Victoria Kucharek, Sarah Noddings Mike Eovino, Bruce DcShaw. Front Row: Nancy Doran, Fran Ad- ler, Edith Crawford, Becky Copper, laris Hunter, Karhale Grimaldi. 75 Jar.sihj a eerleculi erS Standing: Nancy Ives. Pat Chapman. Diana Tomasello, Pat Carlson. Jn.tn Almcnas, Dona Shephard, Toni Della Pietro. Sally Pear- son, Mary Ann Maicr. Kneeling: Captain—Fran Adler, Co-Captain Sheron Conover. Standing: Sally Pearson, Toni Della Pietro, Mary Ann Maier. Joan Almena . Dona Shephard, Pat Carlson. Diana Tomasello. Pat Chapman. Kneeling: Co-Captain—Sheron Conover. Captain—Fran Adler. J. V. Cheerleader Standing: Mary Donovan. Pauline Okner, Lois Tultle. Pat Kazimir, ( arol Sari, Eleanor Harrison, Betty Vena. Kneeling: June Moser. Co-Captain, Judy Davis, Captain. s$cti ui tij Top Rote: Pat Lavoie. Gloria Fariello, Linda Jaskiewicz, Linda Condit. Nancy Cromwell, Elsie Hciser, Donna Matthews. Barbara Hildebrandl. Second Row: Carole Dominick, Carole Sari. Kary] Hayducko, Put Marshall. Barbara Kineg, Eleanor La Mond. Pat Mancini, Betty Vena. Front Row: Treasurer—Stephanie Erdmann, President—Mary Ann Hillyer, Advisor—Mr. Jaczynski, Vice President Pat Hanson, Secretary Cheryl Meeker. Top Rote: Doug Rincar, tarry Sinclair. Art Hensler, Frank Nisky, Jim Sullivan. Third Row: Dave Rinrar. Paul Do beck. Han Dong. Peggy McDonald. Allan Sinclair, Fred Kalma, Ricky King hot. Second Row: Joan Vas. Charles Jurm.in. Eugene Berlin. Gerald Barr. Gene Owens. Jim Kazimir. Vivian Choca. Front Row: Peggy Harris. Patty Heyer, Jean Morris. Betty Muller. Nancy Nisky. Dorothy Walt, Jean Owen. Top Row: Paul Dobeck, Han Dong. Art Hensler. Alan Sinclair, James Sullivan. Fifth Row: Peggy McDonald. Nancy Nisky. Jim Owens, Fred Kalma, Betty Muller, Walter McBride. Fourth Row: Charles Jurman, Jim Kazimir. Eugene Bentir, Gerald Barr. Jean Morris. Patty Heyer, Peggy Harris. Third Row: Nancy Cromwell, Ilcne Ronning, Charlene Dugan, Barbara Crane. Midge Krimmcl, Sharon Gallagher. Second Row. Mary Fans, Ernestine Perina. Rose Marie Wallace. Marge Otto. Karen Olmstead. Britta Shaw. Front Row: Maria Morizio. Shirley Guthridge, Barbara Majewski. Carol Galanyi. Cheryl Meeker. Eleunor I.a Mond, Louise Cevasco. Kneeling: Becky Copper, Edith Crawford. Barbara Majewski. Maria Morizio. Carol Galanyi. Louise Cevasco. Cheryl Meeker. Wajorette Squad Standing: Rose Marie Wallace. Nancy Cromwell, Ilcne Ronning. Barbara Crane. Charlene Dugan. Marge Krimmel. Sharon Gallag- her. Marge Otto. Kneeling: Mary Faas. Ernestine Pcrina, Captain Edith Crawford, Co-Captain Becky Copper, Rritta Shaw, Karen Olmstead. 79 - JJon ored S a cl?n Li BOYS’ STATE Bob Mitchell, Delegate; Dave Gregory. Alternate. BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER Rose Marie Wallace. CIRI S’ CITIZENSHIP [NSTm i I Joan Almenas. Delegate; Toni Della Pietro, Alter- nate. COOD SCHOOL CITIZEN Sarah Nodding . Cjouernment Freeholder—Sally Pearson. Freeholder—Toni Della Pietro. Surrogate- Boh Mitchell. County Clerk Rollie Peterson. Sheriff John Eget, Freeholder—Carole Morizio, Freeholder Pat Chapman. Top Row: Nancy Yuschak, Edith Crawford. John Hinds. Sarah Nodding . Second Row: Becky Copper. Joan Almenas, Boh Mitchell, Richard Bennett, Judy Norberg, Toni Della Pietro. Front Row: Secretary Mary Ann Maicr, Vice President Dave Gregory, Ad- visor—Mr. Stachura, President—Boh Smith. Treasurer -Carole Morizio. John Yales. Margaret Short. Joan I-avoir. John Anthony. George Morrell. Florence Manville, Mary Ann Maicr, Boh Haslach. Standing: Dave Gregory. Advisor Mr. Jacklcr, John Hinds. Sit- ting: Karen Garey, Judy Norberg. Top Row: Ron Sickle?. Garold Miller. Ron Perrine. Rob Smith. Ernie Shortridge. Jan Polanowski. Jan Corf. Fred Kalma. Third Row: Edith Crawford, Diana Tomasello, Maria Mori io. John D’Agostino. Tom Dalfon a. Pat Kazimir. I-ois Tuttle. Beau M.inxillr. Dave Gregory. Second Row: Nancy Yuschak. Sharcn Henshaw. Karen Garcv. Betty Muller, Joan Yus, Barbara Cohen. Bet Blair. Rachale Grimaldi. Dorothea Widcmeycr. Front Row: Treasurer John Hinds, Secretary- Judy Norberg. Advisor Mr. Wexrl. Pr� - i- dent—Sarah Nodding?. Vice Pre?idcnt—Mike Eovino. n urses Top Row: Advisor—Mr. Stachura. David Rineur. Hill Marshall, Ken Morris. Second Row: Sharon Henshaw. Judy Norberg. Front Rote: Sarah Nodding?. President- -Diana Tomasello, Karen Carey. Top Row: Thelma Davis, Sandra Jackson, Marge Armour. Third Row: Phyllis Devaney. Nancy Doran. Barbara Carter, Winnie l.ee. Second Row: Mary Clifton, Dorothy Burch. Karen Carey. Maxine Pitman, Carole Milter. Front Rote: President Sheron Conover, Advisor Mrs. Roman. Secretary Barbara Crane. Stu clen t Cou ncil Standing: Mary Donovan. Diana Tomasello, Cheryl Meeker. Florence Manville, John Yates, George Morrell, Advisor—Mr. Epstein, Bob Haslach. John Anthony, Shcron Conover. Carole Dominick. Margaret Short. Seated: Judy Davis. Treasurer—Carole Morizio, Vice President—Rose Marie Wallace, President—Dave Gregory. Recording Secretary—Mary Ann Maier. Corresponding Secretary Sally Pearson. Barbara Crane. a torus Top Row: Dona Shephard. Hone Ronning, Lynn Knoth, Peggy McDonald, Joan Vas. Barbara Van Note. Carol Tesche. Mimi Sam- ple. Diana Tomasello. Third Rote: Maria Morizio. Susan Bernstein, Ernestine Perina. Sharon Honshuw. Rose Marie Wallace, Sarah Nodding , Carole, Pederson, Lois Hunter. Judy Lukshis, Carol Wilson. Pat Perry. Nancy Yuschak. Second Rote: Barbara Gonzales. Doreen Lovelace. Edith Crawford, Barbara Crane, Carol Case. Sally Pearson, Britta Shaw. Sharon Gallagher. Susan Holland. Ad- visor Mr. Culp. Front Row: Fran Adler. Dorothy Burch, Florence Boyce. Carol Keegan. Teddy Cornell. Mary Donovan. Carole Morizio, Mary Ann Maier, Pat Chapman, Karen Garcy. Top Row: Mary Joan Millner. Grace Centimolr. Belly Beck. Pal Perry. Phylli� Devaney. Toni Dreni. Carol Trapp. Third Rom Connie DeNardo, Judy Lukshis, Joan Umenu, Rose DiGregorio, Carlene Aube. Janet Giugliano, Joan Carbone. s- ona Ri ice Mabbitl. Janet Leavy, Judy Davis. Karen Pulvcrmuller. Fran dlcr. Barbara Gallo, Laverne Johnson. Front Ron June Mo- r. Secretary—Stella Bucco! Toni Della Pietro. Advisor—Mrs. Anderson. President Sheron Conover, Treasurer Elaine Emmon-, Judy Ziegler. Top Row: Elizabeth White, Anne Eggcrs. I.inda Condit, Donna Mathew� . Alvina McDonald. Second Row: Rosemary Medina. Pal Hanson, Lillian Haskins. Gayle Barhar. Betty Vena. Barbara Kineg. Front Row: Carole Brundigon. Treasurer Ida Logan. Advisor Miss Washer, President -Carole Dominick. Vice President—Pat Marshall, Cheryl Meeker. 84 ournahdm Top Row: Gan- Sapir, Susan Holland. Nancy Hcyer, Winnie Smith Robinson. Judy Norberg, Joyce Ward. Third Row: Butch Wild- man, Bill Arace, Rose Wallace, Sharon Hens haw, Sheila Lasko, Sarah Noddings. Second Row: Dean Beeman, Mike Zelwak. George Marz. Mary Ann Maier, Toni Della Pietro, Helen Van Meerheke. Front Row: Advisor Mr. Lloyd, Becky Copper, Fran Adler, Su- san Bernstein, Sally Pearson, Pat Chapmun, Carole Morizio, Margaret Nann. junior Top Row: Barbara Hildebrandt, Carol Gonnello, Regina O’Hara. Mary Ann Borgman. Mary Ann Hillyer. Narmandie Sollysik. Mary Edmonds, Joan Henderson. Fourth Row: Delores Henderson, Doris Wilder, Joyec Hire. Bonnie Seliaufle. Florence Hellen. Terrie Hall, Eleanor LaMond, Judy Huff. Kathleen Henderson. Third Row: Carole Dominick. Linda Condit. Sheila Jackson. Billic-Jean Henderson, Lillian Haskins. Donna Mathews. Cheyrl Meeker. Elsie Heiser, Joan Cranshaw. Second Row: Pat Lavoie, Carolyn Cas- sidy. Stephanie Erdmann, Linda Jaskicwicz, Karen Spore, Rose Rcslivo, Virginia Cruise. Front Row: Treasurer p.m. Gloria Fari- ello, Vice-President p.m.—Nancy Cromwell. President p.m.—Carol Sari, Advisor—Mrs. Ellison, President a.m.—Joan Carbone, Barbara Gonzales, Dolores Kronowski. 85 Z}rcn cl Top How: Margaret Nann, Dan Sakowski, Ken Morris, Paul Kellett. Fourth Row: Barbara Cohen. Toni Drent, Edith Crawford, Barbara Crane. Dorothy Burch. Barbara VanNote, Nancy Doran. Sheila Lasko. Third Row: Jane C.arothers. Mimi Sample. Diana Tomasello, Ilene Ronning. Phyllis Kocenski. Nancy Heyer, Carol Brandigan. Anne F.ggers. Second Ron : Nancy u« hak. Karen Carey, Sheron Henshaw, Mary Fa as, Becky Copper. Mary Donovan. Margie Armour. Stephanie Erdmann, Pat I .avoir, Kaiyl Hay- ducko. Front Row: Treasurer—Sue Bernstein, President George Marz. Advisor Mr . Perkins. Vice-President John D' go� tino. Secretary Pat Kazimir. r y-jernian Top Row: Allen Barr, Joe Pipala, George Seibert, Douglas Rinear, William Isakcn, Dwight Batson. Fourth Row: William Murray, Greg Mazarian. Robert Tannis. Paul Starnes. Manuel Valias. Thomas Wilson. Robert Hogan. Third Row: Arthur C.rr . Charles Carafano, Tom Wright, Robert Mackelbainc, Wayne Bailey. Paul Incontreru. Michael Carmichael. Second Ron : David Wiggrt. Karen Hensler. Valerie Grosso, Beverlv Robertson. Kathy Cinfinski. James Germann, Ray Falkner. Front Rou : Ken Pickett. Neil Anderson. Leif Aamot. Advisor—Mr. Kurtz, Nancy Cromwell, Linda Jaskicwicz. Top Row: Greg Nazarian, Alan Harr. Kenny Morris, Robert Tannis, Paul Starnes, Sandra DeShaw, Judy Lawrence, Margaret Warden. Third Row: Elizabeth White, Lee Jurman, (Horia Fariello, Carolyn Cassidy, Ann Eggcr� , Carole Brandigan, Nancy Har- nett. Dorothy Mathews. Second Row: Richard Laccrrc, Pat Lavoie. Stephanie Erdman, Carol Sari, Linda Jaskiewitz. Nancy Crom- well, Karyl Haydueka, I.cif Aamot. Front Row: President—Dot Wojciehouski, Advisor- Mrs. Oakley, Secretary- Doris Rounds, Vice President Raehale Grimaldi absent. iJeach er$ Top Row: Lois Tuttle. Maria Morizio, Peggy MacDonald, Joan Vas, Sarah N'oddings, Rose Wallace, John D’Agostino. Third Row: Diana Tomasello. Ilene Ronning, Karen Garey, Raehale Grimaldi, Sharen Hcnshaw, Mary Faas. Advisor Mr. Mauro. Second Row: Margaret Nann, Sally Pearson, Karen Pulvcrmuller, Nancy Yuschak. Front Row: Vice President —Mimi Sample, Secretary—Phyl- lis Kocenski, Treasurer- Betsy Blair, President—Judy Norbcrg. 87 “'V _A. Top Rote: Diana Tomasello. Maria Morizio. Lois Tuttle. Dorothea Wedemeyer. Janice Borer. Donna Shephard. Pat Carl-on. Toni Della Pietro. Fourth Rote: Donna Watson. Joyce Grimaldi. Marie Dietrich, Mary Morovec. Toni McKenna. M.ir Faa- . Joan l menas. Judy Ziegler. Third Rote: Peppy MacDonald. Joan Mazola. Carol Wilson, Janice Tosoh, I.eona Cantitory. Nan Doran. Marjorie Biel, Juno Moser. Second Rote: Margaret Nann, Charlene Dugan. Ann Magncnat. Betty Muller. I-oU Hunter. Barl'.ira Hende.son, Carol Kase, Dorothy Bulinshy. Sheila Lasko. Front Rou: Vice-President Anita Kizinkewicz. Ro ording Sc. rotary Mary Donovan, President—Beau Manville. Advisors Mr. Stachura. Mrs. Davidson. Mr. Mauro. Treasurer Pat Benner, Corre- sponding Secretary—Uenc Running. Exchange Editor Nancy Heyer. cu p. m Top Row: Gloria Fariello,Carole Dominick, Mary Ann Hillycr, Sheila Hauser. Susan Crawford. Sandra DeShaw, Ida I-og.in. Third Row: Nancy Barnett. Dorothy Matthews. Peggy Warden, Karyl Hayducko. Jean Smith. Carolyn Cassidy. Second Rou : Stephanie Erdman, Pat Lavoie. Barbara Hildenbrandt, l.inda Jaskiewicz. Nancy Cromwell, Ann Eggers, Eleanor I amond, Donna Matthcwa. Front Row: Cheryl Meeker, Pat Hanson. Advisor Mrs. Davidson, Pat Mancini. Alvena MacDonald. 88 MATA WAN TOWNSHIP BOARD OF EDUCATION Harold J. Dolan, President Roy S. Matthews, Vice-President Daniel Heaney John J. Bradley John P. Kane Floyd R. Brown Mrs. Esther Rinear Thomas J. Siddons Alfred R. Manville Russell Stetler, Superintendent, of Schools Harry Troller, Secretary to Board of Education MATA WAN HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTERS ASSOCIATION 01R PURPOSE To promote (1) Academic achievements (2) Athletic events and good sportsmanship (3) Social activities in the Matawan High School in order that our citizens may understand and appreciate these achievements. WHO IS A BOOSTER? 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 meet ings 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 SI.00 per year. Any money raised can only be used for promoting the activities stated above. Members have donated a sign which announces important school and athletic events; and they give awards for outstanding achieve- ments by students in the high school. BE PROUD OF YOUR HIGH SCHOOL — BE A BOOSTER! Best Wishes AUGUST ARACE SONS, INC. RYAN BROTHERS Contractors and Engineers Plumbing — Heating — Power Plant and Process Piping 119 Main Street Matawan, N. J. 642 Third Avenue Elizabeth. N. J. Elizabeth 4-1026 Augenstein PAPPAS STUDIOS Manufacturing Company 10 Main Street Keyport, N. J. COlfax 4-6500 Freneau Avenue Matawan, N. J. Matawan High School Yearbook Photographer SPRING VALLEY FUEL OIL CO. J. F. HOSTETTER Route 9, Browntown R. 1). 1. Old Bridge, N. J. Andy and Jim Milligan Phone: LOwell 6 5326 Regent 5 and 10c Store Matawan, N. J. George J. Henslcr HENSLER MUSIC CENTER Compliments of Pianos — Organs — Musical Instruments CHestnut 5-8772 23 E. Westfield Avenue Home: Roselle Park. N. J. LOwell Exit 137 — Parkway 64122 Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G. Nappi BEST WISHES —MADISON TOWNSHIP SENIORS CO 4-5555 The Duchess BAYSHORE STATIONERS Salon of Beauty Everything for the office School Supply Headquarters 36 West Front St. Key port, N. J. Compliments of CLIFFWOOD CLEANERS 536 West Concourse MARY CARTER PAINT COMPANY Dry Cleaning — 21 hrs. service Rose Bill Grasso. Prop. Alterations — Tuxedo Rental -Shoe Repairs Highway 34 Matawan, N. J. Pick I p and Deliveries LO 6-1955 Contributed to the Class of '61 by the LOVE LANE BRIDAL TUXEDO SHOPPEE Three Greatest Guys on Earth “Outstanding for Prom Coiens Tuxedos Tom Baumgartner Boh Mitchell Boh Smith 23-25 W. Front St. Red Bank, N. J. SHadysidc 1-4819 All pastries Catering baked on for all premises occasions COMPLIMENTS OF PETERPANK MATAWAN MINK RANCH SUPPPLY New Colonial Diner Excellent food Route 9 Superb service Sayreviile 24 hrs. a day PA 1-2850 Highway 34 Matawan, N. J. Jim’s Barber Shop Boyce’s Garage Jim Mullaney, Prop. Tires — Batteries Accessories General Repairs ‘3 Barbers Specializing in Mat lops South Concourse Cliffwood, N. J. 24 hr. Day U.S. Hwy. 9 Wrecking Service Robcrtsville, N. J. Compliments Best Wishes Sabo’s Service Station Crown Products Route 34 Matawan, N. J. LOwell 6-9700 Eugene G. Sabo, Prop. I he Krimmel Family Open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. All Bros. Woodworking Company LOwell 6-1891 Goerge D. Fleming, Prop. MATAWAN WELDING SERVICE Morizio Bros. LOwell 6-4691 % 13 Main Street Matawan, N. J. Acetylene Electric Portable Equipment Fabricating Tanks Main St. at R. R. Matawan, N. J. Congratulations From The Phone SH 1-1023 GLOBE PETROLEUM, INC. TENNY ENGINEERING COMPANY Gasoline — Kerosene — Oil — Greases Fuel Oil ‘Untouchables Distributors for Cities Service 9 Central Avenue Red Bank, N. J. DUTCH IE’S ITALIAN KITCHEN Compliments of.... At The Railroad Station VICTORY DINER Pizza Pies LOwell 6 1234 61 Church St. Matawan, N. J. W. S. WALLACE CO 4 2020 DR. LOUIS I. PRAGER Clothing Men's Boys' Furnishings, Hats, Shoes CO 4-0700 Optometrist 30 West Front Street Key port, N. J. LOwell 6-2558 Roy Smith A R SHOP INC. Compliments of Bean Uiqment Specialist LEO WEINSTEIN Route 34 Matowon, N.J. ROYAL OIL SERVICE PArkwoy 1-3838 SAYRE WOOD JEWELERS ewelnq-Watches-biamonds-Silvenu ane- China Cliff wood. New Jersey Cxpent Watch Repaininq. £nqnaoinq £asq Cnedit 7enms J. Romano Sayrewood Shopping Center C. Romano Route 9, Parlin, N. J. LOwell 6-1687 We Deliver Leslie Woolley F. (). Box 194 RAPOLLA’S MARKET Mdtawan. New Jersey Choice Meats-Vegetables-Groceries LOwell 6-0262 Distributor of 2 Main Street Motawan, N.J. DECKER DAIRY PRODUCTS LOwell 6-0097 Compliments F M LIQUORS PATIO PIT RESTAURANT Cliffwood Shopping Center Highwoy 34 Matawan Cliffwood, New Jersey Frank Ferrano JOHN TRAB A CHINO SYLOTTESHOPS Sayrewood Shopping Center PArkway 1-9849 Route 9 Parlin. N. J. SHadyside 1-1264 Established 1846 DAY FUNERAL HOME ALBERT S. MILLER SHOE CO. Footwear of Distinction Keyport, New Jersey John E. Day James C. Day 18 Broad Street Bed Bank. New Jersey JDtaectona LO 6-6581 Complimenta o$ JAMES VENA CLIFFWOOD AMOCO STATION Plumbing and Heating 54 Lower Main Street Matawan, New Jersey DUNLOP AND LISK POTTERY CO. ATLANTIC TILE MANUFACTURING COMPANY 'Finest Foods LOwell 6-4633 DELL’S MARKET Compliments of 106 Main Street Matawan, New Jersey MOUNT PLEASANT MANOR NURSING HOME Qood Luck to the Clan o$ 1961 38 Freneau Avenue Matawan, New Jersey OSWALD BRICK WORKS Manufacturer of ’'Jefferson BUTTONWOOD MANOR Colonia and Common Brick Route 34 Cliffwood. New Jersey Matawan Ang-LOwell 6-0456 Vic- LOwell 6-3374 KINGS DRUGS TOMASELLO BROS. Cli wood Shoppinq Centen Ceramic Tile Contractors (Quality Workmanship Sonia Avenue Matawan, New Jersey Congratulations ROSS W. MAGHAN AGENCY Class 1961 KOFFEE KLOTCH Real Citate and Uniunance Phone LOwell 6-0003 138 Main Street Matawan, NJ. Be t Ui he THE MATAWAN BANK Compliments of HALLERAN ESSO SERVICE Newark Springfield Port of Newark Parlin Neptune CHANNEL LUMBER COMPANY Havre Woods Shopping ('enter Parlin. N. J. Compliment ofc MOLONEY’S MARKET 120 Main Street Matawan, N. J. Compliment oJ EDNA C. CHASE FAYE FASHIONS Sportswear Casual Party Dresses Join Our Dress Club A P Shopping ('.enter Sayreville Compliments of MICHAEL H. COLLINS Mason Materials C.liffwood. N. J. TEL. LO 6-9797 LO 6-0807 LO 6-9801 JO-JOE’S COCKTAIL LOUNGE Entertainment Sandwiches Package Goods Joe and Mary Bacharde Route 34 Matawan, N. J. FUEL OIL COAL MARTIN BROWN, INC. 17 Main Street Phone: Day and Nite LO 6 0281 Complete Heatinq JoU Sale and Senvice Old Company' Lehiqh Coal LO 6-0152 Dirk Kerschner WESTERN l TO ASSOCIATE STORE Auto Accessories Sporting Goods Tires Tools Bicycles 124 Main St. Matawan. N. J. Free Delivery LO 6-2341 MATA WAN WINE LIQUOR STORE Wines Liquors Cold Beer 120 Main Street Richard E. Gillis Proprietor GAUB’S FARM Fruits and Vegetables Throckmorton Lane Browntown PETE’S FARGO SERVICE Complete luto and 7nuck Repain GO WITH FARGO Rte. 9 Old Bridge LO 6-1258 CHINESE FOOD SHOPPE Restaurant and Take-out Services Open: Mon.-Sat. 11:30-9:30 Sun. 12:30-9:00 Two Stores Sayre Woods Shopping Mid State Mall Center at Route 18 U.S. H w y 9, Pari in Fast Brunswick PArkway 1-3737 CLifford 7-3737 State Highway 34 WH 6 4142 Holmdel, N. J. HOLMDEL NURSING HOME Mrs. Consula Cuchural. R. N., Director For the Aged. Convalescent and Chronically III Compliments of A FRIEND MATAWAN LUMBER COMPANY Ifoun Satisfaction 3s Oun Success LOwell 6-4500 Cliffwood Ave. and Bite. 35 Cliffwood, N. J. REGAN’S TAVERN First for Thirst Beers Wines Liquors LOwell 6-9811 We Deliver SUNRISE MILK for Home Delivery call A. Mulcaliv PA 1-2439 LO 6-3880 MATAWAN KEYPORT RECREATION CENTER ”7he Students Bouding Lanes” 2 Lower Main Street Matawan, N. J. Compliments of SAYRE WOODS SOUTH ARNE KALMA FLOWERS Highway 34 Matawan, N. J. BILL S SINCLAIR Rte. 34 and Main Street Matawan, New Jersey Complete Automatic Transmission and Auto Repair LO 6-9899 R M DAIRIES Dist. of Cream O Land Dairy Prod. CH 7-1414 oo A ter A Mr. Mrs. Dominick Adario Louis Mr. Mrs. Alfred Adler Mr. Mrs. Steve Alikas Son Mrs. George Andrews Harvey Andrews Angelo’s Liquor Store Mr. Mrs. Jack Armitoge Mr. Mrs..Harry Aube, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Harry Aube, Jr. The Barretts Bob Beiles Mrs. G. Bell Mr. Mrs. Martin F. Bell Betty’s Dress Shop Cstille Stanley Birkley Mr. Mrs. Clyde Bowne Mrs. A1 Boyer Mr. Mrs. John B. Boyer Mr. Mrs. Hugh Boyle l)r. Raymond J. Brady Mrs. Carl Brock Mr. Mrs. Joseph Bucco Mr. Mrs. Philip Bucco Mr. Mrs. John Bunger Mr. Mrs. I erov Bur lew George Burrows Mr. Mrs. Ralph Caiazzo Miss Susan Canniff Mr. Mrs. F. A. Caracciolo Mr. Mrs. George Carnes Mr. and Mrs. John Carney Miss Ellen Cassie Mr. Mrs. Robert Catherwood Center Food Market (F. L. English, Sr.) Mr. Mrs. C. J. Chapman Bond Cleaners Cliff wood Inn Club 35 Mr. Mrs. Edward Collins Mr. Mrs. William Copper Mr. Mrs. U. J. Coyne Creative Hair Stylists Mr. Anthony Crego Mr. Mrs. Charles Cromer Vellanova Cruz Frank V. Czarnecki Mr. Mrs. R. Davis Mr. Mrs. George E. Davis. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Della Pietro Daughter Mr. Mrs. Carmen De Nardo Mrs. Gertrude Dc Nardo Mr. Mrs. Edward Devancy Rose M. DiBiase '52 Karen Peter DiCianbattista Mr. Mrs. William Dipoalo Mr. Mrs. G. DiGregorio Paul J. Dobeck Mr. Mrs. P. Dobeck Mr. Mrs. Edwin 11. Dominick Mr. Mrs. Yen Dong Don’s Snack Bar Mrs. R. W. Durand Mrs. Mary A. Dwyer Mr. Mrs. Herbert Edlcr Mr. Mrs. V. A. Ellison Mr. Mrs. Lyman Elms Mr. Mrs. Clarence D. Emmons Mr. Mrs. E. W. Emmons Mr. Mrs. George Emmons Harvey Epstein John Evan’s Feigcnson’s Shoe Store Mr. Fiorino Hans C. Fleischer Mr. Mrs. Harold Fogg George Fox Frankie’s Taxi A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Edward J. Garrity Mr. Mrs. Fred Gaub Miss Marie Gaub Mr. Mrs. C. D. Gentile Mr. Mrs. Mike George R. Gillis and Tony R. Gillis and Tony Mr. Mrs. Milton B. Golaszewski The Graffs Merrial Green Mr. Mrs. Gumbs Mr. Mrs. Philip Gumbs Mr. Mrs. John Hannon Mr. Mrs. Vincent Hanson Cora Ann Harris Mr. Mrs. R. E. Hartman The llaspel Family Mr. Mrs. Daniel Heaney 98 oodteri Miss Margaret Heaney Melin Hendel Henry Hendricks, Jr. Mr. Mrs. F. D. Henshaw Mr. Mrs. Higgins Hill Fanes Mr. Mrs. Charles Holtz Mr. Mrs. R. F. Hourrigan Mr. Mrs. Ephraim Hughes Mr. Mrs. 0. Howard Mr. Mrs. E. Jaczynski Miss Linda Johnsen Harvey Johnston Mr. Mrs. Nathaniel Johnson Mr. Mrs. Richard Jouaneau Mr. Mrs. W. Jovin Mr. Mrs. George Kahrs Kase’s Delicatessen Mr. Mrs. Keegan Jim Kelly Mr. Mrs. James Kennedy Miss Margaret Kerwin Key port Army Navy Store Mr. Mrs. Richard Klouda Mr. Mrs. Robert Knapp Mr. Mrs. M. Kosmyna Sigmund Kowalsky Mr. Mrs. Joseph Kronowski. Jr. Mr. Mrs. Joseph Kronowski, Sr. Mr. Mrs. James Kudrick Kudrick Family LaConte Shoe Store Lakeside Service Mr. Mrs. W. T. Lambertson La Morte Family Jerry La Morte Harvey LaTourette Mr. Mrs. Martin Lautcrwald Mr. Mrs. Paul V. Leavy Mr. Mrs. William P. Ixc Miss Marguerite l.c Moine Lester’s Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. Robert F. Lewicki Lili-Ann Shop Lil’s Diner Mr. Mrs. William Little Mr. Mrs. F. Howard Lloyd. Jr. and Nikki, Richie, Debbie Lloyd Mr. F. Howard Lloyd, Sr. Diane Lorenzo Mr. Mrs. G. C. Maier Mr. Mrs. T. Maloney Mrs. F. Luccarelli Mary Ann and Andy Matawan Gulf Service Mat a wan Inn Mr. Mrs. May Jack McCue J. W. McCue John McKenna Mrs. Harold McKenna Mr. Mrs. James D. Mershon Dwight Miller Mr. Mrs. George L. Miller Mr. Mrs. Roy Miller Mr. Mrs. W. J. Miller Mr. Mrs. Frank Mitchell Mr. Mrs. Leonard Morizio Mr. Mrs. Louis Morizio Fred Dories Moser M. S. Meat Market Sutemi Murayama Elaine Carol Nann Mr. Mrs. William Nann Mr. Mrs. C. Nappi Robert Louis Mr. Mrs. William C. Noddings Edward Nor berg Mr. Mrs. Emanuel Norberg Nu-Tone Paint Wallpaper Co. Mr. Mrs. Victor O’Brian Mr.s. Florence Ochs Mr. Mrs. Harold Olsen Mr. Mrs. Harry Olsen One Hour Martinizing Mr. Mrs. Stanley Parrish Mr. Mrs. W. K. Pearson, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Jerome Pierce Mr. Mrs. Walter M. Pike Reverend Mrs. Pindcr Mr. Mrs. Albert Pizzi Michael Mr. Mrs. John Pocsaji Mr. Mrs. A. Preyiosi Miss Josephine Quirk Frank Ralla Miss Marilyn RafTa Mrs. Mary RalTa Mr. Mrs. Joseph Rankl. Sr. Mr. Mrs. Alfred Raven Mr. Mrs. Donald Reardon Mr. Mrs. James Reardon 99 $oodterA Miss Kathleen Reardon Mr. Mrs. Paul Reardon John Regan Mr. N Mrs. C. W. Ridgeway Nurse Jean Rodgers Mr. Mrs. Rose Mr. Mrs. Walter Rosenauer Mr. Mrs. E. Rosenbohm Mr. Mrs. R. Ryan and Sons Dr. Mrs. William J. Sample Mr. Sanford Jerry Savroa Mr. Mrs. John A. Scalzo Mr. Mrs. W. E. Schaffer Mr. Mrs. Dominick Semerara Mrs. G. Semenza Mr. Mrs. Charles Short. Sr. Mr. Mrs. Charles Short. Jr. Edward Short. Margaret Short Mr. Mrs. Ernest Shortridge Mr. Mrs. Thomas Siddons Patrick Silsbce Mr. Mrs. J. B. Sinclair Mrs. Bessie Smith Mr. Mrs. David S. Smith John Sraoyak Mr. Mrs. John Smoyak Spinel I i Brothers Mr. Mrs. Thomas M. Stachura John Staker Stella and Molly Mr. Mrs. Joseph Stenger Sunrise Bakery Andrew C. Swederski Mr. Mrs. Raymond Sytch Teddy’s Barber Shop Mrs. Rose Thomas Family Mr. Mrs. Waller Tyska Mr. Mrs. Frank Yaiden Mr. Mrs. L. Van Note Mr. Mrs. Joseph Wallace Joseph S. Wallace Thomas E. Wallace Mr. Mrs. Douglas Ward Mr. Mrs. H. Warden Miss Patricia Watson Miss Celeste W enzel Mrs. Alice L. Weston Mr. Mrs. Russell Wilson Mr. Mrs. Robert Winterberg Mr. Mrs. W illiam Wirth Mr. Mrs. Michael W itkot-ky Normane W’ood Mr. Mrs. Edward Ziegler Dr. Myra R. Zinkc Established 1908 COlfax 4-0157 Batteries — Tires PArkway 1-3643 TED’S SUNOCO SERVICE PRAGER’S Lubrication, Repairs, Wheel Balancing Dyna-Vision Tune-Up Towing Service At the Big Street Clock Keyport's Leading Jewelers Route 9 35 Front Street Keyport, N. J. Pickup Delivery South Amboy, N. J. ■«Mimr HtGW.'SAL KISH ZMSL library, Aruwnc fc MATAWAK,N«i.07747 .... The Pillar 1961 COVER at': MYERS