Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1962 volume:

This is all that remained of homes along a stretch of road in the Bel- Air section of Los Angeles after a brush fire swept the area—worst in Los Angeles history. J Redstone rocket carrying Astronaut Virgil Grissom’s capsule lifts off Cape Canaveral launching pad on space flight. A freedom rider bus goes up in flames after a fire bomb Roger Maris, New York Yankees’ was to sed through a window near Anniston. Ala. outfielder, finishes swing after hit- ting 61st homer at Yankee Stadium on last day of season. Model family fallout shelter holds attention of visitors at the Kentucky State Fair in Ix uisvillc, symbolic of the upsurge of national interest in civil defense. President Kennedy and cabinet members before the first cabinet session at the White House. From left, Postmaster General Edward Day, U.N. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson, Vice President Johnson, Defense Secretary Robert McNa- mara, Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman, Labor Secre- tary Arthur Goldberg, Welfare Secretary Abraham Ribi- coff. Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges, Attorney General Robert Kennedy, Secretary of State Dean Rusk, President Kennedy, Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon and Interior Secretary Stewart Udall. JUNIOR, SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATIONS MATAWAN REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT PRESENTED BY i? � . FINNE-LYMAN-FINNE ARCHITECTS - ENGINEERS ELIZABETH. NEW JERSEY CONTRACTORS GENERAL -- MICHAEL RIESZ CO.INC. STEEL IRON — PARK STEEL IRON CO. HEATING -- BORO PLUMBING 6 HEATING CO. PLUMBING -- VANCLEVE INCORPORATED . ELECTRICAL- MOLNAR ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS INC. The Class of 1962 MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MATAWAN, N. J. Alina 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 happy memories of classmates and teachers which we will cherish forever. These memories and our feelings of nostalgia are intensified since we have been chosen as the last graduating class to leave Matawan High School. After June the familiar faces are no longer seen in the rooms of this school. Our friends and classmates have gone on their separate ways after graduation, in- tending to face the responsibilities of adults. The gym, auditorium, office, and every other part of the school will become landmarks of the past. The classrooms and this school will he engraved in our memories, never to be erased by time. We would like to express our appreciation to the many people who have helped us along the road to gradua- tion and all it means. From the hearts of all the senior class, we would like to say ‘’Adieu’’ to old Matawan High School. DEDICATION He Was One of MR. RALPH MAURO 4 The Great Teachers To the memory of a beloved friend, Mr. Ralph Mauro, who taught at Matawan High School from December 1951 to August 1961, the Senior Class of 1962 respectfully dedicates this book. For the insights concerning historical and ethical truths, which came to us through Mr. Mauro's selfless, unflagging devotion to the cause of our education, we are sincerely grateful. It was Mr. Mauro’s hope that he could aid ns to make tire best of our spiritual and mental selves in high school, so that we would go forth into world citizenship prepared to continue our self-development, and carry to all mankind a fruitful message, high purposes, patriotic example, and practical helpfulness. lie was one of the great teachers. 5 TO THE CLASS OF 1962: All life, all matter is interrelated. It is wondrous indeed to contemplate our universe, an intricate ‘mosaic’ of atoms and molecules. A high school program can similarly be interpreted as a mosaic. Vet the most essential ingredient in all schools is still a mystery in composition and process. It is spirit warm, friendly, and fraternal, which lies all together into a distinguishable whole and provides the vitality and drive which make meaningful and distinctive the life vou live at Matawan Regional High. Luther A. Foster Superintendent of Schools Pictured above is our first high school, now the grammar school used from 1895-1922. The other building, the high school now in use, was occupied by high school students from 1923-1962. To many people Matawan High School is just brick and cement, but to the students, it re- presents a place of learning to which many alumni owe their jobs and their futures. Soon another of the many graduating classes will leave the school; its members headed for diverse goals. The old school on broad Street has be- come aged and will he replaced by a nt w school on Atlantic Avenue. 6 TO THE CLASS OF 1962, I extend sincere congratulations. May the years bring to you success and happiness as you courage- ously look and drive forward with unshakeablc faith in the future of our great country. Good luck and may God be with you. John V. Caracciolo Principal MATAWAN JUNIOR-SENIOR MICH «AVAVAJI TOWNSHIP , NfW Jfl ANCNITfC The undergraduates of Matawan High School are looking forward to moving to the new school on Atlantic Avenue as seen in the sketch. After many years of struggling, the citizens of Mata- wan have succeeded in obtaining a new high school with new and better facilities. These facilities will make it possible for the large stu- dent body to have a full day session. It has been my privilege to have known many members of your graduating class since you enrolled in Matawan High School. I recall vividly your aspirations and trepi- dations, and I have observed with considerable interest your progress and achievements since that time. Now armed with a maturity, purposefulness and wisdom which you did not possess then, you can face a future with confidence in your ability to succeed. My sincere best wishes to each of you. 7 DANIEL JACKLER Vice-Principal We Hold Our Faculty GEORGE DEITZ Rutgers University, B.S.; M.Ed.; Physical Education; Block “M” Club. JOHN DEVOTA — Custodian. MRS. MARYANN DONLIN Temple University, B.S.Ed.; Typing I. MRS. MARY DWYER — Savage School for Physical Education, Rutgers Univer- sity, B.S. Ed.; Physical Education; Freshman Class. MRS. SARAH ELLISON Newark School for Fine Arts; Art; Freshman Class, Junior Red Cross. HARVEY EPSTEIN University of Michigan, B.A.; New York University, M.A.; United States History II; Senior Class, Student Council. JOHN EVANS Kings College, B.A.; World History, Modern Human Environment; Freshman Class. RICHARD FARIELLO Monmouth College, B.S.: Mechanical Drawing; Freshman Class. MRS. LORETTA ANDERSON — Trenton State Col- Ige, B.S.; Stenography II, Typing II, Personal Typing, Secretarial Practice; Majorettes, Commercial Club, MRS. ANTOINETTE BELL — Trenton State College, B.S.; Applied Mathematics, Plane Geometry; Junior Class, Math Club. MRS. MILDRED BENNETT — Secretary, MISS ELIZABETH BENSON — East Stroudsburg. Marywood College, B.S.; Home Economics. FRANK CAPONE — University of Scranton, B.S.; World His- tory, English II; Projection Club. MRS. MARGARET CAROTHERS — Secretary. MRS. CLARA CARVER — Rider College, B.S.; Stenography I, Typing I, Office Practice, Law and Sales. ANTHONY CREGO — Seton Hall University, B.A.; Applied Science, Physics, Biology; Sophomore Class. MRS. LOIS DAVIDSON — Alfred University, B.A.; Librarian; Junior Class, Library Club. 8 in High Regard . . . HANS FLEISCHER Temple University, B.A.: English IV; Senior Class, Bowling Club. W. COETZE — Wag- ner College, B.A., Columbia University, M.A.; Chorus. RICHARD GRECO - Seton Hall University, B.A.; General Science, General Mathematics, Commercial Mathematics, Algebra I; Sophomore Class. DUNCAN HALLOCK — University of Miami, Upsala College, Montclair State College, B.A.; United States History I; Junior Class. JOHN MEYER — Syracuse University, B.S.; Shop Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing. GUN- THER IIEYSE — Tusculum College, Rutgers Univer- sity, B.A.; Guidance Director. RICHARD HOLLER — Seton Hall University, B.A.; Latin I, II, III; Freshman Glass. EUGENE JACZYNSKI — University of Scran- ton. B.S.; United States History I, World History; Jun- ior Glass. MISS MARGARET KERWIN — Misericor- dia College, B.S.; Biology, General Science; Sophomore Class, Cheerleaders, BENJAMIN KURTZ New York University, B.S.; German I. II, French I; Sophomore Class. HARVEY LATOURKTTE Bethany College, B.A.; Physics, Chemistry. ALBERT LEVINE -r- Rider College, B.S. Columbia University, M.A.; Law and Sales, Bookkeeping. F. HOWARD LLOYD. JR. — Rutgers University, B.A.; M.Ed.; English III, Journalism; Journalism Club. F. HOWARD LLOYD. SR. New Jersey State Teacher’s College; English I, World History. JAMES G. LONG — University of Florida; B.A.; English III; Yearbook. BRUCE MAC CUTCHEON East Stroudsburg State College, B.S.; Physical Education; Block M Club. ROBERT MESEROLL Obcrlin College, B.M.E.; Band. JOSEPH MURRAY New York University, B.S.; Junior Business Training, Commercial Mathematics: Senior Play. 9 WALTER ROSEN AUER — City College of New York, B.S.; Columbia University, M.A.; English IV, Creative Writing; Senior Class. FRANK SCHNEIDER City College of New York. Rutgers, B.S.; Algebra I, General Mathematics. MRS. ELEANOR SMITH School Nurse. THOMAS STACHURA — University of Scranton, B.S., Seton Hall University M.Ecl.; Guidance Counselor. MISS NANCY VAN ETTEN East Stroudsburg State College, B.S.; English II. MRS. HELEN VOLK Savage School for Physical Education. B.S.: Physical Education; Sen- ior Class Cheerleaders. MISS CELESTE WENZEL Secretary to Mr. Foster. CARL YOUNGMAN Rutgers University. B.S.: United States His- tory II; Senior Class. MRS. FLORENCE BODZIAK Rider College, B.S.: Assistant Librarian; Library Club. MRS. NELLIE NODDINGS Montclair State College, B.S.; Solid and 'Frig, Algebra II, Plane Geometry; Na- tional Honor Society, Math Club. MRS. MARY OAK- LEY — Wilson College, B.A.; Biology; Biology Club, Sophomore Glass. MRS. FLORENCE OCHS — Doug- lass College, B.S.: Home Economics; Senior Class Junior Red Cross. VITO PACE — State Univer- sity of New York at Oswego, B.S., M.S.; Industrial Arts. MRS. DORIS PERKINS Montclair State College, B.A.; French I, II, III, Latin I; French Club. MRS. RAE POLANOWSKI — Hunter College, B.A.; English I; Freshman Class. BARRY RIZZO University of North Carolina, B.A.; General Mathematics, General Science, Physical Education. GEORGE ROE. Choral Director. MRS. MARION RO- MAN — School Nurse; Future Nurses Club. 10 Every adolescent has a desire for success, l'he Guidance Department functions in the high school to assist pupils in making their educational, voca- tional, and personal-social decisions. Through group or individual guidance each student be- comes familiar with a wide range of information about himself, his interests, his abilities, his previ- ous development in the various areas of living, and his plans or ambitions for the future. “I’m sure that this information will be of some help.” A student consults Mr. Stachnra. “Who said sin 2 equals cos o - 1 ? 11 Pillar Staff Works Overtime Editor Richard Bcrkowitz Yearbook Advisor Mr. Long counsels our Edi- torial Staff. Co-Editor - Florence Manvillc LAYOUT COMMITTEE — FIRST ROW: M. Morizio, J. Balog, A. Magncnat, I). Shephard (Co-Chairman), I. Ronning (Chairman), J. Borer, M. Cross, D. Wedemcyer. SECOND ROW: M. Clifton, M. Donovan, S. Erdmann, L. Jaskiewicz, X. Croimvell, Y. Lcderer, C. Dugan, J. Tesch, B. Henderson, P. Carlson, D. Tomascllo, C. Sari, G. Fariello. TYPIX'G COMMITTEE: Marjorie Biel, Parker Clapp, Mary Clifton, Diana Tomascllo, Britta Shaw (Chairman), Carol Heller, Mildred Cross, Patricia Benner. to Complete Adieu” Edition PHOTO COMMITTEE — FIRST ROW: M. Clifton, M Cross, A. Magncnat. J. Balog, M. Morizio, D. Toniasello (Chairman), C. Dugan, L. Hunter. D. Wcdcmeyer, S. Erdmann. SECOND ROW: G. Faricllo, M. Donovan, C. Sari, I,. Jaskiewicz, Y. Lcdcrer, N. Cromwell, I. Running, T. Cornell, M. Tucker, P. Koccnski, G. Schinkcl, 1). Shep- hard. B. Blair, B. Henderson. P. Carlson, J. Tcsch. ART COMMITTEE FIRST ROW S IIolland(Chair- man) , L. Hunter (Co-Chairman), SECOND ROW: L. Tut- tle, L. Cantatory, C. Kase. B. Blair. C. Heller. BUSINESS COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: J. Stanton, L. Tuttle. (Chairman), G. Schinkcl. SECOND ROW: S. Crawford, S. Hauser, P. Benner, M Tucker, B. Van Note, P. I'arrcll, D. Wedemeyer. COPY COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: J Balog, A. Mag- nenat. Y. Ledeivr. C. Heller (Chairman), J. Borer, P. Ko- censki. SECOND ROW: B. Shaw, P. Schladeheek, G. Schin- kel. P Benner, J. Stanton, P. Farrell, B. Blair. President Ronald Sickles Class Secretary Phyllis Koccnski During the past year, the class was under the leadership of these four industrious officers. Each one has shown distinct individuality while working cooperatively together. Spurring on class spirit and encouraging class initiative has been their prime concern. Their effort has been demonstrated time and again b successful class activities. Vice-President Vincent Wildman Officers Treasurer Janice Tcsch 16 ALBERT CHARLES ABER “Albic” Undecided Shy and reserved, but nice to know. JANE LOUISE AIIKBERG “Jane” Beautician An amiable and gentle girl. Clubs — Math, French, Dramatic. REMEMBER WHEN: THE PHANTOM STRUCK AGAIN? JOHN M. ANTHONY JR. “Juncbug” Business College One of our greatest guys, always will- ing to lend a hand. Football, Track, Student Council Rep., Welcoming Committee, Prom Committee. MARGIE ARMOUR “Mcthusula” Nurse Always laughing, never sad; some- times naughty, but never bad. Clubs Future Nurses, Journalism, French, Latin; Junior Red Cross, School News- paper. STERLING ROBERT ARNOLD “Sterl I B M. Scl Quiet, but always a j’riend. RENEE BALABAN “Renee” College Gentle of speech, but bene- ficent of mind. French Club. JUDITH ANN BALOG Cricketl” Model Judy’s hair is the nicest ever. Clubs Future Nur- ses. Projection; Chorus, Pillar Staff. LAWRENCE HAROLD BEHR Yogi College A pleasing smile and a friendly way. Block “M” Club, Gentian, Basketball, Baseball. PATRICIA ANN BENNER Stretch” Secretary Eyes of blue, smiling through. Clubs — Trcas. of Library, Sec. of Commercial, French; Chorus, Pillar Staff. REMEMBER WHEN: THE FOOTBALL FIELD HAD GRASS? RICHARD BERKO WITZ “Richy” Medicine He is a scholar and a good one, ex- ceedingly wise, fair spoken, and per- suasive. Clubs Projection, Math, V.P. of Debating, French, Biology, V.P. of Nat'l Honor Society, Editor of Pillar, Del. to Youth Safety Coun- cil. SUSAN BERNSTEIN “Sue” Nurse I’ve got that foolish feeling. French Club: Chorus. MARJORIE JEANNE BIEL Margie” Secretary Another quiet one, but a very nice girl. Clubs — Li- brary. Commercial: Pillar Staff. ELIZABETH V. BLAIR Betsy” Teacher An attractive combination of warmth and intelligence. Clubs — Math, Pres, of Future Teach- ers. Sec. of Nat’l Honor Society; Pillar Staff, Alt. to Girls’ State. JANICE A. BORER Jan‘’ Office Worker Here is one so happy and so free. Clubs — Library, Projec- tion: Pi liar Staff. Chorus. TED BOROWSKY “Ted” Undecided Ted will surely succeed. WILLIAM BOWIE JR. “Sam” College There is virtue, even in a lazy man. Clubs — Pres, of Block “M” Club, French; Pres, of Student Council, Baseball, Football. Basketball, Alt. to Boys’ State. THOMAS BROWNE “Tom” Undecided Contemporary idem has Tom. REMEMBER WHEN: THE BAND HAD NEW UNIFORMS? LEONA MARIE CANTATORY “Lee” Secretary She speaks in a little voice. Clubs Library, Projec- tion, Commercial; Chorus. GLORIA CAPUTO dor” Secretary Her gift of gal cannot be equaled. Clubs Library. Projection, Commercial: Chorus. PATRICIA ANN CARLSON “Patsy College A bit of rascality, a real personality. Clubs — Li- brary, Biology, French; Pres, of Freshman Class, J.V. Cheerleader, Co-Capt. of Varsity Cheerleaders, Student Council Rep. and V.P., Freeholder, Nat’l Honor Society, Prom Com- mittee, Pillar Staff, Chorus, Del. to Youth Safety Coun- cil. DAVID CARNES “Dave College A great guy to hare around. SALVATORE V. CASA MENTO “Sal” College He lives in peace with all mankind, in friendship he is true. Intramural Bowling, Basketball, Baseball, Bowl- ing Team, Student Council. RICHARD CASAZZA “Cas” Military Abracadabra — Richard Casazza. REMEMBER WHEN: THERE WAS FOOD IN THE CAFETERIA? SHIRLEY JEAN CASSIDY “Jcrric Beautician She walks with an air of graciousness. LOUISE ADRIAN CEVASCO “Louise” Secretary A manner unaffected and sincere a real friend to everyone. Clubs — Li- brary, Student Activity, French, Com- mercial; Color Guard. KERRY B. CLARK “Clark Physician The dignity of this man is his in- telligence. Clubs — Biology, Pro- jection, V.P. of Math, Pillar Staff, Nat’l Honor Society. MARY ARLENE CLIFTON Lene” Secretary A girl full of fun and friendli- ness. Clubs — Future Nurses, Commercial; Majorette, Pillar Staff. BARBARA JENE COHEN Barb” Teacher A combination of great athletic skill and intelli- gence. Clubs — J.V. Lead- ers (I M S.), Glee (I.H.S.), Library (I.H.S.), Capt. of Intramural Basketball and Volleyball (I.H.S.), Math, French. WILLIAM VINCENT COLLINS “Cotton” College Ever nitty, always fun, he's a friend to everyone. Clubs — Block “M”; Basketball, Baseball. PAULA MARIA ANN COLUM BRITO “Paula” Secretary A great, but sweet silence. Clubs Future Nurses. REMEMBER WHEN: MATH CLUB INITIATION NIGHT? ROBERT RICHARD COOPER Coop” College His clothes outshine them all. Clubs — French, Biology, Debating; Football, Basketball. THEODORA JEAN CORNELL Teddy” Secretary A little girl of sweetness, with a con- tagious smile. Clubs — Future Nurses. Projection; Chorus, Pillar Staff. JAN W. CORT Kingpin” College Hit presence is an inspiration to all. Clubs Gentian, Math, Bowling; Track, Bowling Team. MILDRED CROSS Millie” Nurse Her wit is welt known. Clubs — Future Nurses: Pillar Staff. THOMAS DALFONZO “Air College A quiet young man who always has a smile for everyone. Math Club. RICHARD PATRICK DALOIA “Rich Undecided Honesty is a wonderful virtue. Bowling Club. REMEMBER WHEN: MR. LA TOURETTE GAVE US A TEST BACK THE NEXT DAY? I-I.ORENCE 1) 11)( NATO “Flo” Secretary The salt of the Earth. MARIE KATHLEEN DIETRICH “Ric” Marriage One of out sweetest. We give her our best. Clubs Library, Commercial; Chorus. Student Council, Sec. of Junior Class, Prom Committee, County Clerk on Student Gov’t, day. PEARL DIXON “Dca” Waves A smiling face; a happy heart. Clubs Future Nurses; Chorus. Pillar Staff. ANNA MARIE DOLDT “Anne” Beautician A friendly heart. MICHAEL WILLIAM DONNER “Mike College So quie! we scarcely knew he was (here. Clubs French, Bi- ology: Football. MARY DONOVAN “Mary Secretary A little girl with a great big personality. Clubs — Rcc. Sec. « f Library, Pres, of French, Corr. Sec. of Student Council, Free- holder. J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader, Chorus, Prom Committee, Pillar Staff. EDWARD GERARD DOWNES Ed-’ College Hap;,) go lucky, a friend to all. Chibs — French; Basketball. Baseball. CHARLENE DIANNE DUGAN “Charlie” Beautician The ability to get into mischief and the luck to come through smiling. Clubs Library: Chorus, Majorette, Pillar Staff. REMEMBER WHEN: MRS. OAKLEY WARNED US NOT TO BE SHOCKED? VICKI LORRAINE CATH- ERINE ELITECH Vicki” I li M. Operator Good things come in small pack ages. MARY ELIZABETH EM l! Mary” Business School Quiet, but a glowing per- sonality. Clubs Library (B.HS.), Junior Red Cross (B.H.S.), After School Sports B.H.S.). STEPHEN OLAF ENGII “Nimrod” Military An ideal humor and clever wit form his honest char- acter. MICHAEL EOVINO JR. “Mike” Architect A hard worker, and a sure suc- cess. Clubs Pres, of Math, Block “M”; Pres, of Intra- mural Bowling League, Basket- ball, Baseball, Treas. of Nat'! Honor Society. PATRICIA GEORGINA FARRELL “Pat” Nurse IVhen young in heart, all life seems gay. Clubs Biology, Library,. Ger- man, Latin, Future Nurses; Pillar Staff. RICHARD FLORIO “Richie Fanner A man who knows what he wants. REMEMBER WHEN: MR. FLEISCHER VISITED OUR HISTORY CLASS? RICHARD CHARLES FI EROS “Feed” College Some people are just born that way a real swell guy. Clubs Block M,” Biology, Projection, German, Future Teachers; Football, Track. BARBARA D. FOSTER “Bobbie” Nurse Quite an athlete, and personality too. Clubs Future Nurses (M.T.H.S.); Basketball (M.T.H.S.), Baseball (M. T.H.S.). JOHN PATRICK FLYNN Johnny” Undecided We wish him the best of luck in his chosen field. BARBARA JUNE FRIEWALD “Babs Insurance Business A picture of sweet innocence. Clubs Library, Future Nurses; Junior Red Cross. SHARON m. Gallagher “Sha” Beautician The joy of youth her eyes dis- play. Clubs Commercial; Majorette, Chorus. CHESTER W. GALLOWAY The Reverend” College Always seen tvilh a smile on his face. JOHN GERARD GARDNER Buddha'' College Strong of build, strong of mind, yet a gentle heart. Football. ROBERT PAUL GEORGE “Shape Undecided Hr seems shy. Out just get to know him. Band. Manager of Basketball. REMEMBER WHEN: MR. WEXEL GAVE US CREDIT ON TESTS FOR NEAT SCRAP PAPER? JOYCE I.YNN GRIMALDI Joy Beautician .-I sophisticated young lady. Clubs Latin. Library. Biology: Chorus. RACHELE A GRIMALDI Ricki” Teacher She sparkles with mischief and fun. Clubs Pres, of French, Math, Bi- ology. Future Teachers: Nat’l Honor Society. Capt of J.V. Cheerleaders. FRANKLIN STEVEN IIAI.I. Honored among men. Football, Track. BARBARA ANN HENDERSON “Barb Nurse Nothing but her best is always given. Clubs French, Library, Biology, Future Nurses: Pillar Staff. ROSE HANNAH HANSON “Shortie” Beautician Truly a power among us. Activity Pres, of Soph. Class. ARTHUR IIENSLER Art College A good man is worth mote than gold. Block M ; Basketball, Baseball, Track, Cross Country; Student Coun- cil, Band. REMEMBER WHEN: AN EVENING SPENT AT HOWARD JOHNSON S AFTER THE JUNIOR PROM? RONALD RALPH IIASPEL “Ronald Service Life is his joy. NANCY ANN HEYER Nan” College Personality is to her what perfume is to a flower. Clubs Journalism, French, Future Teachers, Exchange- Editor of Library: School Newspaper, Welcoming Committee, Student Coun- cil Rep. CAROL ANN HELLER Oscar” Executive Secretary She wears the most stun- ning clothes. Clubs — Li- brary, Journalism. German, Biology: Chorus, School Newspaper, Pillar Staff. EDMOND EMANUEL HODGE Ed” Undecided A :i ise man walketh in light. SUSAN R. HOLLAND “Bongos” Secretary She was burn with a paint- brush in her hand. Clubs — Biology, journalism, French, School Newspaper, Junior Red Cross, Pillar Staff, Chorus. WILLIAM JOHN HOLTON “Ace” Vocational School Kindi mess embodied. EMILY EUDORIS HUGHES “Milly” Secretarial School An excellent woman, soft spoken and gentle. Clubs Commercial; Ma- jorette. LOIS ANN HUNTER “Lo” Nurse Kind and thoughtful words she gives to all. Clubs Future Nurses, Biol- ogy, Student Activity, Projection, Tennis: Junior Rod Cross, Chorus, Pillar Staff. REMEMBER WHEN: MADISON TWP. BUSES GOT TO MATAWAN ON TIME? JOANN ROSE INCONTRERA Jo” Teacher Consistently reliable. Clubs — French; Junior Red Cross. SANDRA LYNNE JACKSON “Sandie” Typist In the gym she is tops, and she cuts a mean rug too. Clubs Future Nurses: Junior Red Cross. RAYMOND JARMICKI Ray” College They who eek knowledge will find it. Clubs Math. RONALD CARL JOHNSON “Rainbow College He thinks he is wonderful, but then, so do all the girls. MARY ANNE JONES “Mary” Undecided Lilli known but loved a lot. Future Nurses; Chorus. JOHN WII.MAM JL'RMAN “John” Prep. School Let me silent be. FREDERICK J. KALMA “Dizzy” College An energetic little guy. Band, Or- chestra, Bowling, Track. CAROL CATHERINE KASE “Carol” Court Stenographer A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. Clubs — Library, Debating, Projection, Commercial; Chorus, Junior Red Cross. REMEMBER WHEN: MRS. BELL LOST HER DRIVING LICENSE? PATRICIA ANN KAZIMIR “Patty” Teacher Quiet! Genius at work! Clubs — Sec. of French, Library, Math, Rep. for Biology. Future Teachers, J.V. Cheer- leader, Pillar Staff, Prom Committee. PAUL JOSEPH KELLETT “P. J ” College Destined for greatness. French Club. WILLIAM KEOKOSKY “Kruncher” College His goat is higher than that of man. Activity Basketball. EDWARD THOMAS K1ERSTEAD “Eddie” Undecided He drinks from the fountain of knowledge. ANITA MARIE KIZ1NKIEWICZ “Nita” X-Ray Technician A great big bundle of laughs. Clubs — V.P. and Sec.-Trcas. of Future Nurses, Biology, Jour- nalism, V.P. of Library; Trcas. of Junior Class, Pron« Commit- tee, School Newspaper, Chorus. LYNN KNOT!I “Lynn” Undecided With a smile on her lips, and a twinkle in her eyes. Chorus. PHYLLIS MARYANN KOCENSKI “Phyl” College She has a style ail her own. Clubs — French, Biology, See. of Senior Class, Pillar Staff. JOAN MARY KORPSAK “Korpy” Airline Hostess liter flirtatious, ever gay. Clubs — Projection: Chorus. REMEMBER WHEN: MR. FLEISCHER WAS LOCKED OUT OF CLASS? DENNIS JAMES KRUEGER “Dinklc” Trade School A sound mind and a sound body. Clubs Biology; Football. Track. VICTORIA CHLOE KUCHAREK “Vickie” Beautician Clean hands and a pure heart. Bowl- ing League. WILLI M FRANCIS LAMB “Lama” Military A quiet manner and a warm heart. Football (F.R.H.S.), Dance Committees (F.R.H S.). JOHN H. LAMBERT “Jack” College A big brother to everyone. Clubs Biology , Tennis, German. MAUREEN ANN LENNON “Man Airline Hostess Sweet and petite is our friend Maureen. Clubs Biology, Future Nurses'. PHYLLIS LEPISCOPO “Phil Secretary We find her greatest hobby is to chatter, chatter all the day. Commercial Club. PHYLLIS THERESA LITTLE Flip” Beautician Her name fits her perfectly. Clubs — Commercial, Future Nurses', Jr. Red Cross. Pillar Staff. DARKEN JOYCE LOVELACE “Rccnic” Beautician Still water runs deep. Clubs Li- brary, Chorus, Bowling. REMEMBER WHEN: STUDENTS COULD PARK IN THE PARKING LOT WITHOUT PERMITS? VINCENT THOMAS MACCI A “Vince’ Barber Worthy of note. TERRENCE DAVID MAGEE “Terry” College He has two loves one is basketball. Block “M”: Basketball, Track. Student Government. ANN JANE MAGNEXAT “Miss Annie” Undecided A big girl with a big heart. Clubs Future Nurses, Li- brary. Projection; Pillar Staff. Chorus. BARBARA ANN MAJEVVSKI “Barb” I.B.M. School Her gun and her black book are her trademarks. Clubs — Commercial: Captain of Color Guard. BRUCE MAN ALAN MAKUK “Rudolph” College Bruce hasn't been with us long, but he is definitely one of us. Basketball (H.H.S.); Pillar Staff. SANDRA MANCINI “Sandy Receptionist A kind and loyal soul. Clubs — Library. REMEMBER WHEN: MR. YOUNGMAN PLAYED IVANHOE? JUDITH S MANNING “Frito” Secretarial School One in a million. Clubs — Biology, Commercial, French; Junior Red Cross; Color Guard, Chorus. FLORENCE R MANVILLK “Beau” College Populat and busy as she can be. Clubs — Pres, of Library, Sec. of French, Math, Bowling, Treas. of Student Council, Nat’l Honor Society, Del. to Girls’ State, Co-Editor of Pillar, Welcoming Committee, Youth Gov- ernment, V.P. of Sophomore Class, Prom Committee. MAUREEN MARATBA “Rcenie Secretary A girl we will long remember. DAVID CHARLES MATTHEWS “Dave” College Did someone say that I should work? Clubs - Bowling, Biology, German; Track. AI.BERT A. MAZZOLA “Albic” Military Quiet, but not idle. JO ANN MAZZOLA “Jo” Secretary A worm ond sincere personality. REMEMBER WHEN: GYM WAS FUN? MARGARET “Peggy When die teaches is sure to catch it. French, Biology, Band, Orchestra, Forum. McDonald Teacher for her star, she Clubs Library, Future Teachers; Chorus, Youth BARBARA ANN McKNIGHT “Bobbi” Beautician Su ed and funioning is she. JOHN McKNIGHT John Undecided Gentle in thought, word, and deed. Football, Track. RICHARD RALPH MENNILLO Rick” College Ever and always with a joke and a srnilc. JOHN MICHAEL METZGER “Butch College An acquaintance not easily for- gotten. Football. WILLIAM METZGER “Bill” College New, but already one of us! GAROLD ARNOLD MILLER “Smokey” College Always there to lend a helping hand. Clubs Pres, of Biology, Mat'� ; Nat’l Honor Society, Track. MARY THERESA MORAVEC “Mary” Secretary Never seen without her chewing gum. Clubs — Commercial, Library; Chorus. REMEMBER WHEN: THE DINER WAS THE SIXTH PERIOD HANGOUT? MARIA DIANE MORIZIO Maria” College An active, vivacious, talkative lass. Clubs Library, Student Activity, V.P. of French, Math, Future Teach- ers: Chorus, Color Guard. Flag Twir- ler, Freeholder, Pillar Staff. KENNETH GIRARD MORRIS “Kenny” College A good man. Clubs French, Biology, Block “M”, Trcas. of Debating; Foot- ball. Basketball, Track. ELIZABETH ANN MULLER “Betty” Teacher If talents could be gold, great treasures she would hold. Clubs — Library, Biology, Math: Band, Orchestra, Chorus, New York Times Representative. LORRAINE MUSIKER “Blondie” Secretary This girl has a smile for everyone. CHERYL NEWTON “Cherwalsk” Undecided A gay soul with a merry laugh. Clubs — Journal- ism; Chorus, School News- paper. PAULINE OKNER “Pauline” Secretary A pocket edition of pep. Clubs — Lib- rary, Commercial; J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader, Pillar Staff. TIMOTHY O’LEARY “Timmy” Law lie keeps our spirits high. Clubs Merit League (B.F.H.S.); Basketball (B.F.H.S.), Baseball (B.F.Il.S ). REMEMBER WHEN: BILL McKINNLEY CAME TO VISIT MR. YOUNGMAN’S HISTORY CLASS? WILLIAM OSBORNE “Willy” Diplomatic Service Knowledge is a treasure, but practice is the key to it. Clubs Sec. of French. JOSEPHINE ANN PAPA “Joanne” Business School Peace of heart her every look conveys. Clubs Li- brary, Commercial, Projec- tion: Chorus. WILLIAM R. PEARCE “Bill” Undecided A soft-spoken gentleman. CAROL ANN PEDERSON “Carol” Marriage Wont!, sweet, anti intelligent. Clubs — Biology. German: Band Orchestra. Chorus. MARION PERCY “Percy” Secretary She has a way with people. Commercial Club. REMEMBER WHEN: MR. STATCHURA TAUGHT ENGLISH? FRANK RANI JAZZ A “Frankwalsk” Undecided A great guy who is always smiling. DAVID I.. R IN EAR “Tiger” College This boy is really talented in all respects. Clubs Biology. Debating. Bowl- ing: Student Council. Wel- coming Committee. Bowl- ing League. Band. Ou bes- tia. KENNETH ROBERT RISSMILLER “Ken” Chiropractor 1 value science; none can prize il more. Track, Cross Country, Band. MARY LOU ROGERS “Lou” Beautician A warm personality and a ready smile. Future Nurses Club. ILE.NK PRISCILLA RON NINO “Grace” Undecided Cool. calm, collected. Clubs Sec. of French. Future Teachers, Color Guard, Majorette, Chorus, Prom Com- mittee. Pillar StalT. Pres, of Junior Class. VERONICA CAR MELLA ROSATO “Ronnie” Fashion Designer A pleasant girl, always willing to help others. REMEMBER WHEN: MR. BAKER TAUGHT US ABOUT THE BIRDS AND THE BEES? JUDITH ANN RYDD “Judy” Secretary Her hair is red-Oh! How red.' Pres, of Commercial Club. DANIEL PETER SAKOWSKI Gumbah” College An individual possessing an original wit. Clubs Biology, French, Projec- tion: Student Council Rep., Baseball. GARY SAPIR “Gary” College Talking comes by nature. Clubs French, Debating, Journalism; School News- Paper. ELIZABETH ANN SAVAGE “Libby Undecided Petite, pretty, pleasant. Com- mercial Club, Chorus. (I LORI A JEANNE SCH INK EL “Slim” Teacher Her eyes oj green are filled to the brim with mischief, fun. and plenty of vim. Clubs Library, Math. Future Teachers; Pillar Staff. Prom Committee. PATRICIA ANN SCHLADEBECK “Pat” Teacher She sparkles - usually with fun. Clubs Library. French: Pillar Staff. REMEMBER WHEN: THE ROCKETS FLEW IN MR. CREGO’S CLASS? RAYMOND WALTER SCIILBIOER “Ray” Technical School A first rate fellow. Baseball. BRITTA V. SIIAW “Brit” Secretarial School Always happy, on the go; always busy, nerer dole. Clubs Commercial. Journalism: Editor of ochool Paper, Color Cuard. Chorus. Pillar Staff. Captain of Majorettes. DONA GAIL SHEPHARD “Dona Nurse A popular, attractive girl is she; loyal and sweet as -he can be. Clubs Library, Biology, Future Nurses: J.V. Cheer- leader. Captain of Varsity Cheerleaders, Prom Committee, Pillar Staff. Chorus. ROY WILLIAM SHEPHARD “Butch” Military A king among kings. RONALD O. SICKLES “R.O.” College A student, an athlete, and a gentleman. Clubs Block “M”, Math, Foot- ball. Track: Pros. Of Sen- ior Class, Boys' State Rep. Pres, of National Honor Society. IRENE JEANETTE SMITH Shorty Civil Service 1 common name, exceptional grace. Clubs French. Chorus. REMEMBER WHEN: FOUR SENIORS WENT TO ATLANTIC CITY AND BACK IN ONE NIGHT? JOSEPH H. STANTON “Joe College The labors oj a just man diall be re- warded. Pillar Staff. MICHAEL DONALD STERINSKY “Mike” Business High spirited. giving life the shock treatment. RICHARD RALPH STURGEON Richie” College A man of his word, chival- rous and incorruptible. MICHAEL CARL SUNTAG “Mike” Artist Like the sun, he brightens our day. Clubs — French, Journal- ism, School Newspaper. GARDEN JOSEPH SUTHERLAND “Goggy” Trade School What mischief lies behind that sober mien? Clubs — Football, Baseball. Basket- ball. REMEMBER WHEN: WE USED TO GO TO TELEGRAPH HILL? JANICE LILLIAN TESCH “Jan” Nurse She radiates fun and friendship. Clubs — Library, Biology, Future Teachers, Treas. of Commercial; Chorus, Trcas. of Senior Class, Prom Committee, Pil- lar Staff. JOSEPH THOMAS “Joe” Undecided We wish him luck in all he does. DIANA LYNNE TOMASELLO “Diana College A sunny smile, the soul of suc- cess. Clubs — Library, V.P. of French, Biology, Pres, of Debat- ing, Math, Future Teachers; Chorus, Student Council, V.P. of Jr. Class, Nat’l Honor Soc- iety, J.V. Varsity Cheer- leader, Prom Committee, Miss Library Club, Reporter to Perth Amboy News, Pillar Staff. CAROL ANN TRAPP “Carol” Secretary So sweet of face, such angel-like grace. Clubs - V.P. of Commercial, Drama (BUS.), Referee (BU S.) Glee (B.H.S.), G.A.A. (B.H.S.), Intramurals (B.H.S.), Chorus. MATT 11KYV STEWART TUCKER “Mate” College 'Twas the flash of intelli- gence gloriously working. Clubs French, Science (D.H.S.), Biology, Future Teachers, Projection, Cho- rus, Pillar Staff, Senior Play. I.OIS TUTTLE “Lois” Teacher Her hair a cloud of fine spun gold, her eyes a deep, dark blue. Clubs Biology, Library, Math, Future Teachers, J.V. Varsity Cheerleader, Pillar Staff, Sec. of Soph. Class, Sec. of Student Council, Nat’l Honor Society. Me ARTHUR UNDERWOOD “Woody” Vocational School A splendid athlete. Clubs Football. ROBERT JAMES VAN DUSEN Bob” Trade School Others listen when he speaks. REMEMBER WHEN: THERE WERE ”10” CHEERLEADERS ON THE SQUAD? BARBARA JEANNE VAN NOTE “Barb College A true friend to everyone, always jolly and full of fun. Clubs — Future Teachers, Journalism, Debating ;C.H.S.), Latin (S.H.S.), Pillar Staff, Chorus, Editor of school newspaper, intramural basketball (C.H.S.), French, Future Nurses. JOAN JOSEPHINE VAS “Joan” Teacher Brilliance veiled by the shadow of modesty. Clubs Biology, Future Teachers, See. of Math. Chorus, Band, Nat’l I Innor S x iety. RICHARD VENA Richie Electrical School Handsome is as handsome goes. Clubs - Trcas. of Block M . Track. Foot- ball. JERALD INK RITA VITANYI “Angel Airline Hostess Possesses many delicate qualities. Clubs Future Nurses, French, Science (C.H.S.), Biology (C.H.S.), Dramatic (C.H.S.), Library (CHS.), Varsity Cheerleader (C.H.S.). Major- ette (J.R.II.S.), Swimming team (J.R.H.S.). HENRY VREELAND “Peachy” Contractor Able body, able mind. Clubs Block “M”, Football, Track. FAITH EILEEN WADDLE “Faithful” Secretary A wonderful girl with many virtues. Chibs Project- ion. Future Nurses. JOAN WAGNER “Cookie” Secretary Her merry glance and twinkling eyes suggest a mischievous nature. Clubs Projection, Commercial, Library: Chorus. CHARLES W ATI 11NGTON “Chip” Professional Baseball Politeness is to do and say the kindest thing in the kindest way. Clubs Block “M”. Football. Baseball, Track. REMEMBER WHEN: WE DIDN’T HAVE A HISTORY QUIZ? WILLIAM WESLEY W ATH1 NGTON Billy Undecided He scores in sports. Clubs Block “M. Football, Baseball, Track. DONNA JEAN WATSON “Watt” Secretary Her hair is her crowning glory. Clubs Library, Future Nurses, Commer- cial : Chorus. DOROTHEA FRANCES WEDEMEYER “Dor” Technician Great person, so well liked by everyone. Clubs Math. Li- brary: Pillar Staff. EDWARD P. WELSTEAD Wells” Undecided Spirited athlete, his heart without a care, wherever he ma) be. there is laugh- ter in the air. Clubs German. Block M , Base- ball. Basketball. CAROL J. WILSON Bruce” Secretary Obliging, industrious, find kind. Clubs Library, Com- mercial, Biology; Chorus. LESLIE A. WICKS “Lcs” Garage Attendant Fortune favors the brave. WILLIAM ZAJACZOWSKI “Bill” Vocational School Great men walk in silence. Track. VINCENT LAWRENCE WILDMAN “Butch” Undecided Handsome is as handsome does. Clubs Block “M”, German, Journalism; Student Council, V.P. of Senior Class, Basketball, Football, Track, Prom Committee, Sheriff on Youth Gov’t Day, School Newspaper. MARY Z WEI DINGER “Yum Yum” Beautician A pleasurable person. Clubs Biology, French, Future Nurses, Future Teachers. 42 Quips n Quotes JANE AH BERG — “Oh sugar!” GEORGE ANDERSON — “Play the role.” PETER ANDREWS — “How should I know?” JOHN ANTHONY JR. “Swingin ” MARGIE ARMOUR — “Boy! Am I thinly.” STERLING ARNOLD “Shoot.” RENEE BALA BAN “No homework? Gee whiz. JUDITH ANN BALOG “Hey bahy, you know.” LAWRENCE BEHR — “Arc you serious? PATRICIA ANN BENNER — “Later for it.” RICHARD BERKOWITZ The one-eyed man is the king in the Valley of the Blind. ELIZABETH BLAIR “Good Grief!” JANICE BORER “Some people have all the luck.” TED BOROWSKY — “Cool it. DOROTHY BULINSKY “Fcclin’ Bad.” LEONA CANTATORY — Oh sugar. GLORIA CAPUTO — “Well I'll be!” PATRICIA CARLSON “Big deal I’m not impressed. RICHARD CASSAZZA “Let's cut.” SHIRLEY CASSIDY — “Have a happy. LOUISE CEVASCO “Look friend.” KERRY CLARK Of course I’m right. MARY CLIFTON It's no big thing. BARBARA COHEN Why not? WILLIAM COLLINS “I mean, what the? PAULA COLOMBRITO Oh, you! THEODORA CORNELL Oh good. I'm glad.” JAN CORT Good thinkin. MILDRED CROSS You're not kidding. THOMAS DALFONZO You think so? RICHARD DALOIA “Oh my!” JOHN DEL CIOPPO - “You’re crazy.” THELMA DAVIS “Kool cakes. FLORENCE DI DONATO Why not? MARIE DIETRICH “Can’t wait. PEARL DIXON “Shwaba.” ANNA DOLT - “I don't want to hear it.” MICHAEL DOWER You said it: I didn't. EDWARD DOWNES “What the heck CHARLENE DUGAN “That’s OK! I have beautiful hair.” DENNIS EDER “Take it easy. KENNETH EDER We shall see you.” VICKI ELITECH “Why not!” MARY EMCH “Holy mackeral. STEPHEN ENGH “Pass the key. RICHARD FIERROS I doubt that!” BARBARA FOSTER “Jeepers.” BARBARA FRIEWALD Cry me a river.” SHARON GALLAGHER You must be kidding.” JOHN GARDNER “With two D's. ROBERT GEORGE I protest.” JOYCE GRIMALDI Isn't that something.” RACHELE GRIMALDI “Gee Whiz.” M AI R KEN IIADDOCK “Oh! For Pete's sake.” FRANKLIN HALL — “No jive.” ROSE HANSON “I don’t know. RONALD HASPEL To the island.” CAROL HELLER “Take it slow.” BARBARA HENDERSON “I guess so.” ARTHUR HENSLER Right.” NANCY IIKYER 1 hope so.” EDMOND HODGE “Yeah man. SUSAN HOLLAND “Hang it on the wall. WILLIAM HOLTON “Madonc.” EMILY HUGHES “Mind your own buincss.” LOIS HUNTER “What arc you? Some kind of nut?” JOANN INCONTERRA — What a sin. SANDRA JACKSON Scary, oh boy!” RAYMOND JARMICKI “How about that?” RONALD JOHNSON Who’s got the stew?” MARY JONES Big deal. FREDRICK KALMA “D.B.C. next right. CAROL KASE Oh you know. PATRICIA KAZIMIR Stay happy.” PAUL KELLETT “You’re kidding.” WILLIAM KEOKOSKY “But I don’t have a favorite saying. EDWARD KIERSTEAD Are you kidding?” ANITA KIZINKIEWICZ “She aggravated me anyway. PHYLLIS KOCENSKI What do you mean?” JOAN KORPSAK “You can tell he’s a dissybop! DENNIS KRUEGER Yeah but VICTORIA KUCHAREK Becalm. WILLIAM LAMB “Real tough.” JOHN LAMBERT “Confound it. M AI RREN LENNON What� ” PHYLLIS LEPISCOPO Go to it honey.” PHYLLIS LITTLE “What arc you? Some kind of nut? PATRICIA LONDREGAN “Oh yeah.” DARKEN LOVELACE - “Be calm.” 43 Quips ’n Quotes CARL LUDEWJG “You're a nag. VINCENT MACCIA “That’s sayin’ something.” TERRENCE MAGEE “You wish.” ANN MAGNENAT “Hey baby, let’s play the role.” BARBARA MAJEVVSKI — Really.” BRUCE MAKUK — “What do you say?” SANDRA MANCINI Oh shut up.” JUDITH MANNING Like I mean, you know it, right?' BEAU MAN VILLE “What yearbook meetings arc there today, Rich?” MAUREEN MARATEA - I don’t care. DAVID MATTHEWS Hey what am I saying?” ALBERT MAZZOLA “Let it ride.” JO ANN MAZZOLA “Hi ya Lorraine.” WILLIAM Me CANN “Difinitcly.” JOHN Me CORMACK “You’re the greatest!” MARGARET Me DONALD — “Your big dummy!” BARBARA Me KNIGHT — “I am?” RICHARD MENNILLO “Thrills, chills, vibrations, and cosmic rays.” JOHN METZGER “Tough situation.” GAROLD MILLER Fate worse than death. MARIA MORIZIO “I care a lot.” KENNETH MORRIS “You’ve got it Beam.” ELIZABETH MULLER I must have been out of my mind.” LORRAINE MUSIKER Joanne, he's a doll. CHERYL NEWTON Oh! I love that.” FRANCIS NISKY - “That’s all right. TIMOTHY O’LEARY - “Onward ever, backward never.” PAULINE OKNER You’re maladjusted.” WILLIAM OSBORNE Right will prevail.” JO ANN PAPA I couldn’t care less. WILLIAM PEARCE - Sky's the limit. CAROL PEDERSON “Son of a gun ” MARION PERCY Did you do your homework? Can I see it?” MANUELA PERDIGAO “You’re kidding?” JAN POLANOWSK1 “Score one. GARY PRICCACIANTE Hey Willie! FRANK RANDAZZO Oh! 1 love that, too. DAVID RINEAR Hey dig. you got a smoke? KENNETH RISSMILLER What's for homework? MARY RODGERS You must have a personal problem. ILENE RONNINC Tough stuff. VERONICA ROSATO What are you? Some kind of a Nut? JUDITH RYDD “Don’t be a dumb.” DANIEL SAKOWSKI “Man that's powerful wrong.” ELIZABETH SAVAGE “Really?” GLORIA SCMINKEL — “ — and how!” PATRICIA SCHLADEBECK — “You mean it?” EDWARD SCHUBER “You better believe it.” RAYMOND SCHUBIGER “The possibilities are im- proving.” BRITT A SHAW Hey Barb, we've gotta retype those stencils.” ROY SHEPHARD Nice. RONALD SICKLES “You can’t get there from here.” IRENE SMITH I don’t know!” JOSEPH STANTON Anybody for no-doz? MICHAEL STERNINSKY I don't want to believe it DAVID STURT — “That’s too much.” MICHAEL SUNTAG — “Why not?” GARDEN SUTHERLAND “Of course.” HARRY SUTTON “Hey man.” WILLIAM TANZER - “That’s the breaks. JANICE TESCII “Very nice.” DIANA TOMASELLO I don’t even care.” CAROL TRAPP Ain’t that something?” MATTHEW TUCKER - “What’s up, Dor? LOIS TUTTLE — “Holy Mackerel!” Me ARTHUR UNDERWOOD Oh Baby.” ROBERT VAN DUSEN It happens for the best. BARBARA VAN NOTE Will you shul-up and help me with this problem?” JOAN VAS Will you shut-up and tell me? RICHARD VENA - Oh yea?” JERALDINE VITANYI “Cute, huh!” HENRY VREKI.AND I cannot stand it. FAITH WADDLE “I just don't care m I'm not gonna sweat it.” JOAN W C. ER “Are you crazy? CHARLES WATHINGTON Chip. WILLIAM WATHINGTON What’s happening? DONNA WATSON Sounds like a personal problem to me. DOROTHEA WEDEMEYER Dummy. LESLIE WICKS Smile.” VINCENT WILDMAN Nice going. Grace. WILLIAM ZAJ ACKOWSKI Cool it man MARY ZWEIDINGER Get serious.” 44 ♦ Can You Imagine Holding a Conference basketball game in our gym? “Mr. Mac” crying at the sight of blood? Mr. Youngman being serious in class? Judi Balog with her natural color hair? Mrs. Anderson not giving any steno homework for even one night? Mr. Rosenauer with a sound-proof English room? Mrs. Xoddings with a freshman homeroom? Having enough time to get dressed in gym? No smoking in the teacher's room? Graduating December 25th? Mr. Rosenauer without a vice-president in charge of everything? Mr. Youngman without his cigarettes? Mr. Rosenauer being President? The buses picking us up on time? Mr. Rosenauer liking little kids? Matawan with an all-girl football team? Freshmen acting their age? Phyllis I.episcopo not talking? Mr. Epstein’s face if he woke up and found hair on his head? If “Mr. C. were just a teacher? All the girls in gym class changing on the same day? Modern desks in Matawan High School? Parents coming to P.T.A. meetings? “Mr. C donating a smoking room to M.H.S students? Mrs. Oakley forgetting about a science fair? Mr. Epstein getting married? Matawan having a large hand? “Mr. Mae” without glasses? What the new school will he like? Mrs. Xoddings getting a math problem wrong? Pictured here is Main Street, Matawan. in 1920. Matawan is an old town and proud of its history. Ii was first bought from the Indians in 1636, and was called Middletown Point. In 1881. the Borough of Matawan was car ed out of the Township. Matawarfs history boasts many famous men. Among these were Philip Freneau, a Revolu- tionary War poet: Gov. Joseph 1). Beetle: and Vice-Pres, of the United States, Garrett A. Hobart. We are also proud to have as a resident here, Mr. F. Howard Lloyd Sr., a member of the faculty, who is known to many as “Mr. Mata- wan. Today Matawan is a thriving community. VVc have all the conveniences of a larger city, and also the pleasant atmosphere of a surbur- ban locale. At the left we see Main Street as it looks today. It certainly is different than the picture of forty years ago. What changes will take place in the next forty years? We, the Senior Class of 1962, DO HEREBY COMPLETE OUR FINAL WILL AND TESTA- MENT. TO THE UNDERCLASSMEN OF SUCCEEDING YEARS WE DO NOW BEQUEATH . . . JANE AHRBERG her gym suit to a well-deserving freshman, her chemistry notes to Cathy Johnson. JOHN ANTHONY his brains to Ruth Guthridgc. MARGIE ARMOUR her ability to wear the shortest skirts in school to Delores Henderson who doesn’t really need them. RENEE BA I.A BAN — Barbara Katz, Miriam Baumann, and Marilyn Goldfarb her wisdom and senior books. JUDI BALOG her hair styles to all the true blonds. PAT BENNER — the ability to lose her “tail” on second base to Charlene Eack. JANICE BORER the long walk to school to Alice Van Meerbeke. DOROTHY BULINSKY her seat in fifth period English class with Mr. Roscnaucr to Ida Logan. TED BOROWOSKY — his ability to play hookey and not get caught to Bert Lundbcrg. PAT CARLSON her position as Co-Captain of the Varsity Cheerleaders to sonic junior. KERRY’ CLARK his broken glassware from chemistry lab to Paul Starnes. MARY CLIFTON — her position as a Majorette, and all her high school success to Ruth Guthridgc. BARBARA COHEN to Vito Goia she leaves Mrs. Perkins and a pair of ear plugs, so that he can have a good year of French III. BILLY COLLINS his workshirt to any junior who wants to use it for days. MILDRED CROSS her exercises to Jennie Cruse and Stephanie Russell. JACK DEL CIOPPO — the lock to his old locker to Bobby Ragland. EDWARD DOWNES - his old great shirt to John Sickles. VICKI ELITECH a pair of sneakers (size I) to a deserving junior. MARY EMCH — all of her books to the underclassmen. PAT FARRELL her sympathy to all underclassmen to conic. BARBARA FOSTER her books to Dianne Foster, Robert Sadowski, and Larry Fernback. BARBARA FREIWALD — her smile and silly moods to Linda Condit. SHARON GALLAGHER her baggy gym socks to her sister Melody. JOHN GARDNER — his scat on the bench to Big Daddy Lee. ROBERT GEORGE his maffia membership card to a deserving junior. JOY'CE GRIMALDI her scratched up desk in Law and Sales to the next poor senior who wants it. MAUREEN HADDOCK Mr. Roscnaucr's “machine ' to Nancy Barnett. ARTHUR HENSLER Marylin to Phil Smith and he hopes she treats him the same way. EDMOND HODGE — any under-classman his ability not to understand what’s going on. WILLIAM HOLTON — his brains to an unfortunate junior. SANDRA JACKSON all her troubles and noise to her sister Sheila. RONALD JOHNSON his handicappcr's sheets to next years senior sucker. MARY’ JONES — all of her junior teachers to Billie Jean Henderson. 48 I’RED KALMA — the “goodies” in the band locker to Clapp. LYNN KNOTH all her stockings with runs to sister Joyce. ANN MAGNENAT her ability to along with Mr. C. to her brother George. MARIA MORIZIO to her sister Grace and Frankie D’Apolito four years of fun together. JO ANNE PAPA her leftover surprises to her sister Pat. CAROL ANN PEDERSON' her ability to sneak to her locker between classes and still get to class on time. MARY LOU ROGERS being late for homeroom and the liking of all guys to Judy C. DAN SAKOWSKI his sweat socks and sneakers to his younger brother, Dom, who should make high school by next year. PAT SCIILADEBECK her glasses to the next nearsighted junior. BRITT A SHAW hei baton and whistle to next year's lucky Majorette Captain. DONA SHEPHARD her position as Captain of the Varsity Cheerleaders to the lucky girl who gets it next year. RONNIE SICKLES a peanut butter sandwich to John Sickels. IRENE SMITH all her absentee slips to Kathleen Anderson. JAMES STANBERRY his old gym sneakers to Chuck Du Fransico. JOSEPH STANTON his no-doze concession to any bored junior. . RICHARD STURGEON bis hair to Mr. Epstein. WILLIAM TANZER all his books to Tony Satus, who never lakes any home. JANICE TESCH her office as Senior Class Treasurer to someone who can bear the mental agonies. MATTHEW TUCKER — his ability to say the wrong thing, to the right person, at the right time, to Doug Rinear. LOIS TUTTLE her blonde hair to her sister, Sharyn. McARTHUR UNDERWOOD all his troubles to his cousin Wilbert. ROBERT VAN DUSEN — his ability to sleep in class to Jim N'icora. BARBARA VAN NOTE Karen Ilcnsler her compasses and protractors for further use. HENRY VREELAND — his dirty football uniform to Eleanor La Mond to wash. JKRALDLNE VITANYI the ability to chew gum without getting caught to Mary Maggiolo. FAITH WADDLE — all the English notes she has accumulated, to Mr. Rosenaucr. CHARLES WATHLNGTON all his U. S. History troubles to his girlfriend, Eleanor Harri- son. Good Luck. WILLIAM WATIIINCTON his last year of football to his brother Alphonzo because this was his best year. DONNA WATSON Mr. Roscnaucr’s second period English class to Sharon Watson and Mary Di Pierdomcnico DOROTHEA WEDEMEYER her ability to get everything and anything mixed up and confused to Charlene Eack. VINCE WILDMAN John Yates his scat in Mr. La Tourette’s “advanced Chemistry class. CAROL WILSON her yawning in Mr. Roscnaucr’s class to Dennis Jensen. Matawan MOST POMTE Lois Tuttle and Charles Wathington. MOS'I 'i’ALKATIVE Susan Bernstein and Gary Sapir. NICEST EVES Sharon Gallagher and Richard Florio. CUTEST Mary Donovan and Michael Stcrinsky. CLASS CLOWNS Cheryl Newton and William Collins. VI.P.’s MOST ORIGINAL Margie Armour ami Ronald Johnson NICEST SMILE Theodora Cornell and Law- rcncc Bchr SHYEST liritta Shaw and John Junnan MOST CONSCIENTIOUS Joann Papa and Garold Miller 51 WITTIEST Charlene Dugan and Daniel Sakow- ski Matawan CLASS BACHELORS Lynn Knoth and Ronnie Johnson. CUTEST COUPLE Joan Wagner. Riehie Vena and 52 MOST POPULAR Wildman. Dona Shephard and Vince V.I.P.’s CLASS FLIRTS Joan Korpsak and Jimmy Stanbcrry. BEST DANCERS Maria Morizio and Robert Cooper. MOST SOPHISTICATED Nanry Meyer and Bill Kcolxosky. 53 DESERT ISLAND COMPANION Lois Tuttle and Mike Stcrinsky. BEST DRESSED Robert Cooper and Carol Heller. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Richard Berk- owitz and Florence Manvillc. NICEST HAIR Frank Randnzzo and Donna Wat- MOST INFLUENTIAL WITH TEACHERS Richard Berkowitz and Marion Percy. MOST TALENTED Betty Muller and David Rinear. son. 54 MOST ATHLETIC Charles Waihing- ton and Sandra Jackson. Junior Prom On May 26, 1961, our Junior Class held its annual prom. The affair was given at the Cliffwood Cafetorium. We danced to the music of the “Commodores. The theme was Deep Sea Dreams, and the hall was decorated as an underwater scene. The Junior Prom was the biggest dance of the year. Patricia Chapman and Rol ert Nappi were crowned King and Queen. “Chow Time” The five finalists, who competed for the title of king and queen, prome- nade around the hall. Saved by the Belle THE CAST Mitzi ................. Susan Holland Lulu ..................Diana Tomascllo Bonnie ................ Man' Donovan Rita................... nita Kizinkiewicz Mrs. Fish.................Carol Kasc Pudge..............Dorothea YVcdcmeyer Jackie ................... Matt Tucker Slugger ................ Robert George Warren .................... Kerry Clark Doris............................... Pat Carlson Ginny............................... Pat Kazimir Harriettc................Gloria Schinkcl Radio Announcer............ Bill Osborne Student Manager............Joe Stanton Director MR. JOSEPH MURRAY 'Flic central character is Rita Powers, an orphan who has been kept in school through the generosity of her almost mythical Uncle Henry, who lives in New York. When Uncle Henry dies, Rita discovers lie was far from the millionaire she had supposed him to be, and it looks as though she would have to forego the remainder of her education and leave school. But Uncle Henry has left Rita one bequest, and this be- quest” turns up at the sorority house in the person of Jackie Clark, a young contender for the middle-weight championship, who is accompanied by his trainer, Slugger O'Day. Uncle Henry has left his fifty-percent interest in Jackie to Rita, but, since both Jackie and Slugger are penniless, the girls have to put them up in the garage while they train for their next fight. To explain their presence to Mrs. Fish, tin house mother, they are introduced as dancing teachers with highly amusing consequences. But Warren Sands, a young reportei enamored of Rita, learns that the girls are hiding Jackie and Slugger, and threatens to expose them in his paper. From this point, complications pile up with bewildering rapidity. 56 Setting tip the props. Rehearsing their lines. Slugger, portrayed by Bob George, gives a dancing lesson. Class Officers JUNIORS J. Yates. President: J. Hunger. Vice-President: (I. Faricllo, Treasurer: S. Bara. Secretary (absent). Juniors HOMEROOM 37 FIRST ROW: I). Matthews, D. Nuzzi, D. Matthews. R. Moscarrllo, V. Muhsemann, L. Martello, C. Meeker. SEC ON I) ROW: P. Mancini, S. Newman, R. Messina, P. Marshall. A. McDonald, M. Mag- giolo. THIRD ROW: T. Rizzo. J. Resciniti. R. Ryan, R. Quirk, T. Parry, R. Ostrander. K. Pomeroy. FOURTH ROW: I). Rinear, R. Rag- land, T. R«ws, J. Pipala, Teacher Mrs. Anderson. HOMEROOM 32 FIRST ROW: S. Crawford, f. Bucco, J. Colombrito. J Caecavale. N. Bar- nett, I). Casal, N. Cromwell. SF.COM) ROW: M. Basted.� , C. Cassidy, !.. Condit, J. Cruse. J. Cramhaw, K. Anderson. THIRD ROW: M Baumann. I.. Adaris, W. Batson. R. Boyd. L. Bachman, L. Aainot, S. Bara. FOURTH ROW: l) Batson W Bailey, .1 Bungcr, P. Clapp, A. Barr, T. Crawfor.l. FIFTH ROW: Teacher Mr. Levine, R. Brown, L. Ar- gentina. F. Bilotti. L. Browne, T. Bonner. HOMEROOM 38 FIRST ROW: J. Lawrence. J. Kingery, C. James, L. Jurman, E. LaMond, P. Lavoie, B. Kineg. SECOND ROW: T. Nuccio, I). Nelson, K. Johnson, B. Katz. V’. Jameson, J. Kozatiwitz, I. Logan. THIRD ROW: B. Moelius, CJ. Meissner, R. Naidel, R. McDonald, . Matthews, R McCullion. FOURTH ROW: T. Marshall. J Nieora, A Mastro, R Makowka, I. Magee, (� . Nazarian, teacher Mrs. Carver. HOMEROOM 39 FIRST ROW L. Haskins, E. Harrison, P. Hanson, K. Hayducko. B. Hildebrandt. S. Mead. J Hcllegacrd. SECOND ROl ': Teacher Mr. LaTourette. J. Henderson, M. Harrison. C. H«� llen- back, S. Hauser, L. Holton. J. Leavcy. THIRD ROW: V. Langbein, II Hen- derson. R. King. T. I.azarski. CL Hub- ert. R Lacerte, J. Ilealy. FOURTH ROW: M Krough, R. Krattzowicz. R. Mealy. S. I.ongette. B. Lundberg. C. llart. C. Lipera. HOMEROOM 42 FIRST ROW': T. Engcdal, A. Eggcrs, S. DuBcau, S. Erdmann, S. DeShaw. C. Dominick, ( ( issubel SECOND ROW: P. Dcvancy. L. Field, C. Gilanyi, G. Fariello, Joan Docrrcr, M. Pierdo- mcnico, J. Friedman. THIRD ROW: C. Garafano, R, Davis, E. Flynn. ( DcFrancisco, A. Fletcher, F. (irrmann, teacher Mr. Halhick. FOURTH ROW: M. Fischer, J. Franklin, V Gioia, P. Frega, C. Fredda. W. (dans. A. Grace. HOMEROOM 43 FIRST ROW: M. Vena, R. Zajac .kowski. M. Warden, 15. Vena, E. White, (.'la Weber. D. Wojeiechowski. SECOND ROW: S. Watson, F. Vrceland, J. Vaccaro, E. Whclplcy, R. Weisman, A VanMccrbeke. THIRD ROW: R. Warwick, W. Wilson, D. Wolf, J. Zalcpka. B. WyckofT. FOURTH ROW: Teacher Mr. Hcyer, R. Vuhasz, J. Yates. A. Smutko. HOMEROOM 44 FIRST ROW: M. J. Rosshach, J. Page, I.. Rcsniek, V. Rizzo, S. Phelan, C. Sari, B. Shields. SECOND ROW: T. Tancrcdi, T. Searles, B. Santos, D. Rounds, S. Russell. C. Parsons. THIRD ROW: Teacher Mr. I.ong, P. Smith, P Starnes, R. Tan is. A. Satus. J. Tortora. FOURTH ROW: W. Tilton, R. Tapp, A. Smutko, C. Trout. E. Scully. Sophomores HOMEROOM 38 FIRST ROW: B. Schaufele, S. Tanis, N. Soltysik. C. Sykora, S. Thomas, K. Spoor, S. Tuttle. SECOND ROW: M. Sandford, J. Truszkowski, 1). Swan, D. Smith, M. Smutko, M. Short. THIRD ROW: J. Samaha. J. Sullivan. M Stilo. S. Smith, S Thorsen. A. Smith. FOURTH ROW: W Schank, G. SielM-ri. J. Smith. R. Tyska. J Tojnasello. IIb'iuIII HOMEROOM 27 FIRST ROW: C. White, L. Vreeland, S. VanVolkcnburgh. F. Wathington. A. Williams, J. Washington. SEC- OSD ROW: C. Volk. O. Zambor. W. Wedemeyer, M. Valles, W. Valles, Whiston. THIRD ROW: Teacher Miss V'an Et- ten, T Wilson R. Walker, T Wright. J. Usscry. HOMEROOM 32 FIRST ROW: C. Franklin, J. Eggers, J. Della Pietro. M. Edmond. P. Farmer, M. Fletcher, L. Fitzsimmons. SECOND ROW: B. Ellison, V. Farrell, D. Dilks, P. Fetta, P. Diniz, B. Fetta, A Dominy, teacher Mr. Capone. 'THIRD ROW: T. Conway, M. Decker, J. Costello, P. Eovino, J. Flood, M. Crcnicans, R Crawford. FOURTH ROW: H. Dolan, W. Folk, B. Fagan, W. Farrell, W. Faas, R. Coakley, M Enterline. w-av HOMEROOM 39 FIRST ROW: I.. Bowie, C. Cooper, J. Caracciolo, A. Amcrio, C. Booket. S. Budzash. J. Carothers. SF.COSD ROW: Teacher Miss Kerwin. G. Barbar. F. Bradach. J Annnann, P. Bordeaux. Citroni, C. Cot- trell. THIRD ROW: R. Barrett. V. Chocha, S. Crine, J. Aube, R. Bliss, R Byrd. FOURTH ROW: T. Brislin. J. Bernstein. W. An- drews. C. Burgey, F. Alexander. N. Anderson, R. yala HOMEROOM 12 FIRST ROW: P. Mancini, M. Marcelin. K. Kar- niewski, S. Jackson, J. Lickclv, J- I. avoic, J. Morris. SFCOSD ROW: P. Moser, J. Knoth, V. Kticharck. S. Manning, M. Lauro, B. Myers. C. Manning. THIRD ROW: R. Mc- Kinney. R. Klein, R. McElvaine. T. Matuch. J. Mclna, F. Martin, M. Mahon. FOURTH ROW: K. Lang- bcin, G. Kimball. (� . Morrell, A. Lukshis. J. Kreidenweis. . McTagtie. J. Lukshis. teacher Mr. Jaczynski. Absent: M. McNamara, J. Kalicta. R. Malkmus. HOMEROOM 13 FIRST ROW: L. Harris, D. Hutchins, F. Helton, K. Hudson, J. Hincile. N. Granger, B. J. Henderson SECOSD ROW: I) Hens- lc) .1 Huff, V. Crosse, r Hall, K. Henslcr, T. Hubbard. THIRD ROW: P. George, F.. Gallo, R. Graham, R. Garlcnd, G. Hamilton, G. Hart, I). Henderson. FOURTH ROW: Teacher Mr. A. Crego, M. Hedge- path, S. Hyman. HOMEROOM 44 FIRST ROW: J. Rice, M. Parker, M. Oberhammer, G. Neal, S. Nealis, N. Rydd, I'. Papa. SECOND ROW: S. Pisarek, J. Pizzi, B. Rob- ertson, R. Rcstivo, T. Raccvia, J. Rupp, M. Raffa, K. Potosky. THIRD ROW: J. Nelson, F. Petitti, A. Ponzenc, F. Packett, J. Pisarek, A. Panzera, G. Olshefskic. FOURTH ROW: K. Pickett. R. Raven, L. Rissmillcr. P. Raymond, R. Ratcliff. Teacher Mr. Schneider. Freshmen HOMEROOM 21 FIRST ROW: C. Linden, L. Lamberson, B. Lynch. J. Lackovich, P. Leavy, L. McKinney. SECOSD ROW: S. Mancini, R. Lon- don, N. La hr, K. Majcwski, R. I xre, T. Marsh. THIRD ROW: R. Malysa, T. Magee, If. Marshall, G Marsh, F. Lasko, M. Machado, W. Lutz FOURTH ROW: A. Loefiler. R. Ia-e, R. Lewis, 11 Lynch, G. Magncnat, R Matovik, R Malakuskic, teacher Mr. Murray. HOMEROOM 22 FIRS’! ROW: B. Cahoon, B. Clause, M Gentimole, M. Canfield. C. Centi mole, J. Costello, C. Cavinc. SEC OSD ROW: R. Coon, T Causby E. Cusanclli, J. Childs, S. Cornell Shirley Graver, teacher Mrs Benson. HOMEROOM 26 FIRST ROW: J. Nebus. D. Pennctti, D. Picariello, L. Mis- ejc, M. Morizio, (I. Morizio, P. Mowell, SECOND ROW: Teacher Mrs. Pol- anowski, R Rainko, P. Murphy, D. Nc- bus. L. Peterson, V. Pearce, C. Ncumcyer, THIRD ROW: K Rice, J. Rogers, S. Rizzo. E. Reed. R. Ricgert. R. Ridenour. J. Pi i. FOURTH ROW: H. Pease, R. Peterson. J. Percy, S. Russell, G. Pcrdi- gao, R. Moelius, D. Reeves. HOMEROOM 28 FIRST ROW: V. Walling, I., Vena, P. Xi jucs, B. Thomas, M. Woolf, A. Vogel, B. Thomas. SECOND ROW: E. Williams, P. Welstcad, C. Tamburi, G. Zweidingcr, S. Zimmer, G. VanGiahn, D. Weber. THIRD ROW: G. Zweidingcr, E. Walsh, R. Woolcy, R. Walker, F. Vcary. HOMEROOM 29 FIRST ROW: P. Grimes, R. Guthridge, G. Gumbs, P. Fisher, R. Fox, S. Gonski, 1). Fries. SEC- OND ROW: J. Gregory, D. Guerriero, E. Faas, D. Foster, P. Gaynor, F. Gis- subel. THIRD ROW: R. Franklin, J. Grimaldi, R. Gerlufscn, H. Gates. A. Gar- rett, S. Giza. T. Green, F. Furnbach. HOMEROOM 30 FIRST ROW. Y. King, Claire Kortenhaus. B. Kavencr, D. Jordan. R. Kalker, P. Kizinkicwicz, R. Knoth. SECOND ROW: G. Kirkpat- rick, I.. Jones, V. Ingram. E. Kicrstead, A. Jurgclowicz, L. Kopcrvas. R. Kobus, J. Kacirek. THIRD ROW: J. Kearns, B. Konar, M Kurkyla, C. Jefferson, C. Isakscn. C. Jurman. A. Johnson, I). Jen- sen. HOMEROOM 36 FIRST ROW: B. Henderson, P. Hardie, P. Hinds, S. Hildebrand!, K. Naseman, M. Hunter, P. Hauser. SECOND ROW: D. Harli- gan, R. Hudson. John Hubert, VV. Ham- mond, 1). Holland, VV. Henderson, K. Hamilton. THIRD ROW: Teacher Mrs. Donlin, R. Horton, E. Hamilton, B. Hunter. HOMEROOM 37 FIRST ROW: M. Sanders, M. Slovcr, D. Smith, N. Smith, ( . Sutherland, N. J. Savitsky, J. Spiclman. SECOND ROW: Karen Smith. M. Siano. C. Schneider. J. Sco- field, M. Sullivan. J. Searls, C. Smith. THIRD ROW: P. Saltys, W. Under- wood, T. Truszkowski, R. Shaft� , R. Trcmpcr, B. Shafto. FOURTH ROW: VV. Shave. B. Smith, K. Szyarto, G. Tap- pin. Teacher Mr. Kurtz. HOMEROOM 41 FIRST ROW: A. Artcllic, L. Bischoff, S. Bland, D. Bcdlc, B. Berstein, P Burgey, K Beam. SECOND ROW: V. Anderson. B. Best, VV. Balune, J. Barkauski, S. Baer, G. Bacco. THIRD ROW: Teacher Mrs. Oakly, G. Blankly, f� . Rerket, S. Bum- bico, G. Barr FOURTH ROW: R. Barnett. R. Bcdlc. J. Authar, R. Bonner. CAFETERIA HOT TOM ROW: M. Dicicnzo, E. Della Pietro, L. Ebert. L. Erdmann, J. Edwards. J. Duhigg, J. Davis. SECOND ROW: A. Lio- dato, C. Everhard. F. Dapolito, T. De- vino, R. David, H. Epps. Teacher Mr. Fariello. J. Duhigg. Seniors in Action 67 WE’LL ALWAYS REMEMBER . . . Matawan High School offers a varied activities pro- gram to all its students. Each student is encouraged to participate. In addition to regular classwork, the in- ht and knowledge gained by working with others tQ- rd a common goal are profitable and rewarding experiences. Matawan SHORE CONFERENCE The 1961 Football Team played nine games this sea- son. Under the coaching of Barry Rizzo, the team had a fairly successful season. The scores are as follows; Matawan scores first: Brick Twp., 14-39; Carteret, 25- 12; Leonia, 18-13; Neptune, 14-13; St. Marys of Ruther- ford, 14-25; Rumson, 13-12; _ Man'asquan, 6-0: Wall Twp., 35-0; Kevport, 13-13. FIRST ROW: Mr. Mac Cutchcon, Coach, R. Sickles, W. Bowie, II. Vreeland, W. Wath- ington, 1). Krueger, R. Ficros, C. Wathington, V. Wildinan, C. Garafano, R. Vena, Mr. Deitz, Coach. SECOND ROW: Mr. Newman, G. Siebert, J. Melna, G. Morrell, B. Fagan, Huskies CHAMPS . . . P. George, J. Yates, J. Sickles. J. Bungcr, A. Barr, R Warwick, Mr. Rizz j Head Coach. THIRD ROW: R Bonner, Ed in. Hamilton, H. Dolan, J. Gardner, F. Martin, F. D’Apo- lito, F.. Hamilton, T. Devino, W. Underwood, R Woolcy, F. Hall, L. Bachman, W. Vena. Huskies on The 1961-62 Basketball team had a very successful season this year led by seniors, Bill Bowie, Art Hensler, Dave Sturt, Pete Andrews, Bill Collins, Terry Magee, Larry Behr, Ed Welstead, Bill Keokosky, and Butch Wildman. The Junior Varsity team also had a successful season. Left to right: E. Flynn, J. Bunger, G. Morrell, W. Bowie, A. Hensler, D. Sturt. P. Andrews, G. Siebert, W. Collins, T. Magee, L. Behr, E. Welstead. the Court MAT A WAN OPPONENT MATAWAN OPPONENT 60 C.B.A. 37 57 Hoffman 54 61 Middletown 54 59 Manasquan 41 71 Sayrcvillo 63 62 Keyport 64 62 Keyport 68 50 Cartaret 46 55 Middletown 61 63 Wall 42 64 Keyport 66 53 Rumson 38 61 Wall 32 84 At. High. 66 60 Rumson 49 66 Hoffman 57 6« At. High 38 60 Manasquan 59 MATA WAN OPPONENT 67 Keyport 77 Baseball Team FIRST ROW': G. Morrell, W. Collins, E. Flynn, J. Yates, Mr. Dcitz (Coach), W. Bowie. C. Garafano, I.. Bchr, G. Sutherland. SECOND ROW': T. Dcvino, K. Szyarto, T. Nuccio, R. Barrett, M. Eovino, J. Melna, D. Sakowski. P. Eovino, W. Schanck. J. Sickles, F. D’Apolito, R. David, II. Watson. Track Team FIRST ROW: A. Ilcnslcr, F. Kalina, J. Oort, R. Ficros, D. Krueger, R. Vena, W. Wathington, H. Vrccland, R. Sickles. SECOND ROW: R. Warwick, J. Hunger. J. Bcrnsticn, J. McKnight, D. Rinear, A. Sinutko, B. Santos. R. McCullion, P. Smith, F„ Bachman. THIRD ROW: G. Kimball, S. Hyman, P. George, G. Sicbert, W. Farrell, R. McKinney, T. Matuch, J. Pi- zarek, J. Olcshcfski, Mr. Rizzo (Coach). Cross Country FIRST ROW: T. Matuch, S. Hyman, K. Rissmiller, J. McKnight, J. Bcrnsticn, R. Rad- clifTc. SECOND ROW: Mr. Jaczynski, coach; J. Smith, A. Ilcnslcr, R. Yuhasz. Jan Cort Michael Eovino Bowling Club FIRST ROW: K. Hudson, T. Sutherland, V. Kucharck, P. Hinds, V. Kucharck. SECOND ROW: N. Smith, D. Swan, N. Cromwell, J. Barkowski, D. Penetti. R. Karabinos, L. Hunter. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hans Fleischer (coach), P. Eovino, F. Raima, (J. Zweidinger, J. Gcr- mann, F.. Schuber, J. Cort M. Eovino, D. Rincar. Fred Raima Ed Schuber 77 Band FIRST ROW: F. Nisky, G. Dolan, B. Muller, B. Craparo, K. Beam, D. Foster, K. Smith, J. Morris, S. Tanis, S. Ncalis, S. Smith, N. Lahr. SECOND ROW: M. Harrison, J. Vas, P. Me Donald, J. Lcavy, J. Barr, I). Rincar, F. Raima, C. Jurman, J. Tomascllo, A. llenslcr, P. Smith, W. Tilton, L. Rissmiller, B. Tanis. THIRD ROW: J. Duhigg, E. Walsh, M. Valles, B. Glauss, B. George, I). Motorick, C. Ivcrhard, J. Satnaha, T. Tancredi, K. Neal, D. Rincar, M. Krough, Mr. Robert Mcscroll, Advisor. Block 'M’ Club FIRS7 ROW: B. Bowie, President; R. Vena, Secretary- Treasurer; R. Fieros, II. V' reeland, Vice-President; K. Morris. SECOND ROW: D. Krueger. E. Flynn, M. Eovino. L. Behr. THIRD ROW: E. Wclstead, V. Wildman, B Wathington, R. Sickles. FOURTH ROW: J. Bunger, T. Magee. B. Collins. FIFTH ROW: C. Garafano, J. Yates, J. Davis, C. Wathington. 78 Library Club A.IVL FIRST ROW: J. Tesch, P. Okner, S. Bara, C. Meeker President I . Lavoie, G. Dominick, N. Cromwell. S. Erd «nanti, S. Hauser. SECOND ROW: A. VanMeerbeke, G Schinkcl, A. Kizinkicwicz, D. Wedemeyer, P. Hanson. C Gilanyi, E. LaMond, L. Hunter, P. Schladebeck. G. Fariello L. Jaskiewicz. THIRD ROW: M. Prcstia, M. Biel, L Cantatory, C. Kasc, B. Henderson, M. Warden, K. Hay- duck� , A. McDonald, C. Cassidy. FOURTH ROW: E. Muller. M McDonald. N. Barnett. D. Matthews, S. Head, B. Hildcbrandl. FIFTH ROW: Mrs. K. Bod iak (Advisor), C. Wilson, J. Borer, P. Benner, M. Perdiago. D. Bulinsky, Mrs. L. Davidson (Advisor). Library Club P. VL FIRS'F ROW: M. Obcrhammcr, S. Thomas, V. Farrell, J. Aube, J. Eggcrs, B. Meyers, R. Bliss, F. Morris, S. Tanis, E. Kaminsky, J. Carracciolo. SECOND ROW: Mrs. David- son (advisor), S. Manville, L. Bowie, S. Nealis, J. Carothcrs, G. Bookct. A. AmcriOj M. Lauro, J. Lavoie, G. Sykora, S. Thorscn, T. Hall, V. Chocha. THIRD ROW: R Malk- mus, N. Granger, D. Ccntalanza. I). Hensley. C. Manning. G. Barbar, K Potasky, M. Short. M. Sinutko. | Knoth. F. Hilton, A. Smith. 79 Varsity Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Captain D. Shepard, Co-Captain P. Carlson. STANDING: M. Dono- van. P. Okncr, 1). Tomascllo, C. Sari, L. Tuttle, G. Faricllo, B. Vena, E. Harrison. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders FIRST ROW: Co-Captain C. Dominick, Captain R. Grimaldi. STANDING: J. Morris, S. Thorsen, A. Eggcrs, I.. Jaskiewicz, S. Manvillc, B. VVathington. 80 Majorettes FIRST ROW: B. Shaw. Captain: .V Cromwell, Co-Captain. SECOND ROW: G. Galanvi, X. Whiston, C. Meeker, E. I.aMond, X' Soltysik, V. Grosse. C. Dugan, E. Hughes. K. Mcnsler, L. Jumian, M. Clifton, M. Mori .io. Color Guard B. Majcwski, Captain: R. Tamarazzo, A. Van Meerheke, G. Barber. S. Hauser. X. Barnett, Co-Captain. 81 BOVS' STATE: V. Bowie, alternate; R. Sickles, delegate. CITIZENSHIP INSTITUTE: B. Blair, alternate; F. Manvillc, delegate. GOOD SCHOOL CITIZEN: F. Man- ville. BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER: G. Schinkci. STUDENT GOVERNMENT DAY: FIRST ROW: P. Carlson, Freeholder; M. Morizio, Freeholder; F. Manvillc, Surrogate; M. Donovan, Freeholder. SECOND ROW: T. Magee, Freeholder; V. Wildman, Sheriff. National Honor Society I'lRSJ ROW: B. Blair, Secretary; M. Eovino, Treasurer: R. Berkowilz, Vice-President; R. Sickles, President. SECOND ROW: R. Grimaldi, D. Tomascllo, F. Manvillc, P. Carl- son. THIRD ROW: J. Vas. L. Tuttle, D. Shephard. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Noddings — Advisor. G. Miller. J. Polanowski, K. Clark. Biology Club FIRS'I ROW: P. Valles, G. Cooper, S. Thomas, S. Crine, S. Erdman, N. Cromwell, Mrs. Oakley.Advisor; C. Franklin. .V Soltysik, G. Faricllo, C. Sari, P. Lavoie. SECOND ROW: V. Farrell, S. Jackson, It. Henderson, J. Canthers, R. Bliss. S. Pisarek, C. White, P. Moser, I). 'Dilks, I). Hensley. J. I.avoie, C. Bookct. TIHRD ROW: J. Manning. N. Granger, R. Malkmus, M Marccllin. S. Manvillc. L. Bowie. S. Tuttle, J. Knoth, M. Short, K Potosky. FOURTH ROW: J. Della Pietro. C. Neal. E. Kaminsky, M. Lauro, L. Jaskicwicz, A. Ameria, J. Caracciolo. Student Council FIRS’ ' HOW: Treasurer F. Manville, Recording Secre- tary L. Tuttle, President W. Bowie, Advisor Mr. Harvey Epstein, Vice-President P. Carlson, Correspond- ing Secretary M. Donovan. SECOND ROW: J. Anthony, A. Hcnslcr, G. Morrell, C. Meeker. J. Carothers, V. Wildman. THIRD ROW: R. Guthridge. I-'. D’Apolito, C. Morizio, R. Gerlufson, 1 . George. 1), Sakowski, J. Hunger. Future Nurses Club FIRST ROW: M. Clifton, M. Armour, Mrs. M. Roman, Advisor. SECOND ROW. I.. Hun- ter. D. Casal, M. Cross, J. Henderson. THIRD ROW: G. Vitanyi, F. Waddle, M. L. Rogers, S. Jackson. FOURTH ROW: B. Henderson, C. Rrandigan, T. Cornell, J. Cranshaw, V. Cruise. FIFTH ROW: B. VanNotc. M. Zweidinger, C. Heller, J. Papa, K. Anderson, D. Watson, I.. Haskins. SIXTH ROW: J. Balog, A. Magnenat, P. Columbrito, L. Cevasco, 1). Shephard, P. Dixon. 84 Chorus FIRST ROW: A. Dolt, C. Caputo, M. Donovan, C. Far- icllo, I). Tomascllo, M. Morizio, I. White. SECOND ROW: ). Balog, T. Cornell, B. Van Note, C. Kase, D. Shephard. THIRD ROW: E. Hollenbach, B. Shaw, J. Tesch, P. Carl- son, E. LaMond, M. Jones. FOURTH ROW: A. Magnenat, C. Cassidy, N. Cromwell, S. Erdmann, C. Sari, E. Harrison. FIFTH ROW: A. Eggcrs, S. Hcuscr, L. Jaskiewicz, P. La- voie, B. Shields. SIXTH ROW: S. Bara, S. Crawford, M. Baumann, S. Holland. SEVENTH ROW: M. Clifton, S. Jackson, V. Cruse, P. Dixon, M. Cross. Red Cross FIRST ROW: L. Erdmann, C. Kortcnhaus, K. Bearn, B. Shaft , J. Eggrrs, B. Myers, S. Erdmann Treasurer. P. Lavoie, ( Sari. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ellison Advisor, C. Schnicdcr, E. DellaPictro, B. Foster, J. Truzkowski. P. Fetta, B. Fctta. R. Gutltcridgc, G. Gunihs, N. Cromwell President. G. Fariello. E. Jaskiewicz. THIRD ROW: P. Valles, N. Scully, S. Thonias. J. Brown. S. Budzash. J. Hindlc, V. Kuchurik. J. Pizzi. J Hull. K. Neal, P. Moser. D. Pennelti. P. Hinds. J. Edwards. FOURTH ROW: P. Papa. E. Eamlterson. P. Mowell, P. Hardic. V’. Anderson, B Wathington. M Edmond, E. Harris, A. Williams. M. Hunter, J. Davis. V. Ingram, E. McKinney. FIFTH ROW: E. Richardson, E. Faas. J. Gregory, P. Hanson, J. Rogers. B. Thomas, B. Henderson. F. Gutheridge. S. Jackson, D. Pccaricllo. B. Bernstien. C. Smith. J. Searls. G. Morizio. 85 French Club Journalism Club FIRST ROW: Florence Manville, Secretary; Rachclc Gri- maldi, President; Carolyn Parsons, Vice President; C. Brandigan, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: D. Bcdlc, N. Bar- nett, B. Osborne, R. Bcrkowit , Advisor Mrs. Perkins. THIRD ROW: P. Hauser, J. Carothers, K. Eder. FIRST ROW: B Shaw, B. Van Note, S. Holland, M. Ar- mour. SECOND ROW: A. Eggcrs, P. Lavoie, B. Hildc- brandt, P. Hanson. 'THIRD ROW: Advisor Mr. Lloyd, C. Heller, J. Lawrence. Mathematics Club FIRS'!' ROW: J. Polanowski, Treasurer: K. Clark, Vice President; M Eovino, President: J. Vas, Secretary. SEC- OND ROW: R. Bcrkowitz, B Cohen, R. Grimaldi, G. Fariello, 1). Tomascllo. F. Manville. D. Wcdcmcycr, Ad- visor Mrs. Noddings. THIRD ROW: P. Kazimir, E. Muller, X. Cromwell, C. Sari. C. Brandigan, L. Aamot, R. Xadel. FOURTH ROW: L. Jurman, F. Kalina, B. Blair. X. Barnett, 1). Wojciekowski. G. Schinkel, A. Van Mccr- beke. R. VVeissman. FIFTH ROW: J. Cori. R. 'Panis, G. Miller. P. Staines, 1). Wolf, R. Jarmicki. R. Sickles. 86 Future Teachers Club FIRST ROW: R Grimaldi, P. Kocenski, J. Vas, E. Blair, Donald, I). Tomascllo. THIRD ROW: B. Van Note, I,. ( . Sohinkcl. SFOOR'D ROW: B. Cohen, M. Prcstia, M. Me- Tuttle: Mr. Stachura, Advisor. Projection Club FIRST ROW: B. Costello, K. Bradach, Treas.; J. Toma- sello, Vice Pres.; C. Olshefskic, Pres.; M. Cremmeans, Chief Tech.: J. Truszkowski, S. Hyman. SECOSD ROW: 87 B. Farrell, F. Faas, B. Graham, X. Soitysik, Sec.; M. Siano, L. Rissmiller, J. Pcsarck: Frank I.. Capone. Advisor. MATAWAN REGIONAL DISTRICT BOARD OF EDUCATION Harold J. Dolan — President Roy S. Matthews — Vice-President John J. Bradley Raymond E. Eulo Carmen W. Guzzo Daniel F. J. Heaney Alfred R. Manville Esther Rinear Joseph P. Stenger MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTER CLUB OUR PURPOSE To promote (1) Academic achievements (2) Athletic events and good sportsmanship (3) Social activities in Matawan Regional High School in order that our citizens may under- stand 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 stu- dents 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 pro- moting the activities stated above. Members have donated a sign which announces important school and athletic events, a whirlpool for use in the athletic department; and they give awards for oustanding achievements by students in the high school. BE PROUD OF YOUR HIGH SCHOOL — BE A BOOSTER! Firme Lyman Finne Architects Engineers 1 155 Magnolia Avenue Elizabeth, New Jersey, Elizabeth 4-5767 HENRY W. FINNE, Architect WALTER C. FINNE, Architect BARRETT R. DAVIES, Architect NORTON C. LYMAN, Professional Engineer A. WILLARD REESE, Professional Engineer SHORELAND MEMORIAL GARDENS A CEMETERY OF BEAUTY Highway 35, Hazlet, New Jersey “Preparedness is the essence of wisdom.” CHARACTER SERVICE HONOR SOCIETY LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP COMPLIMENTS OF Compliments of STUDENT COUNCIL RYAN BROS. 1 19 Main Street Matawan, N. J. MATAWAN OFFICE MICHAEL RIESZ CO. KEANSBURG SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Fords, New Jersey 3 2% Dividend, Paid Quarterly 4 FREE Money Orders Monthly with account over $ 1 00 1 34 Main Street Matawan, N. J. Day: Gl 6-6283 T. A. Berry Night: Gl 6-9081 Mary Carter Paint Store Hwy. 9, RFD 1, Englishtown, N. J. North of Freehold Circle Next to Youssouf’s Restaurant Buy a Qt. or Gal. Get One Free of Extra Cost Paints Matched or Tinted Any Color JOHN MOLNAR ME 4-8456 St. George Avenue and Kimball Street Woodbridge, N. J. Wallpaper — Painter’s Supplies KASE’S DELICATESSEN Compliments ‘‘Homemade Salads” of Open 8 A.M.-10 P.M. Highway 9 7 days a week Browntown, N. J. LO 6-5655 THE CHEERLEADERS of Matawan Regional High School Complete Auto, Truck Repair ABE 1. LEMBERG AGENCY FARGO SERVICE Real Estate and Insurance ”Go with Fargo” 9 Caldwell PI. Elizabeth, N. J. Highway 9 — Browntown EL 4-9070 Congratulations to the A. Pittius — General Contractors R.D. 1 CLASS OF 62 Matawan, N. J. DANIEL CONSTRUCTION CORP. Tel: LO 6-1968 MATAWAN MOTORS INC. 60 Main St. Matawan MADISON ESSO Cliffwood and Aberdeen Ford — Falcon — Thunderbird Serving Matawan, Cliffwood, LO 6-3100 and Lawrence Harbor. LO 6-9805 W. S. WALLACE CO 4-0700 Clothier for Men and Boys 24 W. Front Street Keyport, N. J. For the Nation’s Leading Brands JOHN J. MULLER Plumbing and Heating in Matawan since 1927 Liberty Street LO 6-2417 Matawan, N. J. Meilleurs Voeux Le Cercle Francois M.R.H.S. Compliments of JOHN W. APPLEGATE ROBERT E. La MURA KASE’S PLUMBING HEATING •’IN CASE YOU NEED A PLUMBER CALL KASE. Highway 9 LO 6-5655 Brownfown, N. J. Fuel Oil Coal MARTIN BROWN INC. 1 7 Main Street Matawan LO 6-0281 Compliments of THE MATH CLUB of Matawan Regional High School Ozzie Sickles, Prop. Phone LO 6-1045 ROYAL T.V. APPLIANCE SALES Repairs on all mokes of Radio T.V. 31 Washington St. Matawan, N. J. ARNE KALMA FLOWERS State Highway 34 Matawan, N. J. LO 6-0825 HIGH NOON PIZZERIA Located at Old Dutch Mill Highway No. 34 Matawan Res. Pizza LO 6-9722 MATAWAN LUMBER CO. Your Satisfaction is Our Success. LO 6-4503 LO 6-9801 JO-JOE’S COCKTAIL LOUNGE Entertainment Sandwiches Package Goods Joe Mary 3 , Matawan, N. J. SCHANK’S SUNOCO Freneau Ave. Matawan LO 6-4237 DUNLOP LISK POTTERY CO. Main Street Matawan, N. J. Compliments of ANTHONY G. NAPPI Compliments of CENTER FOOD MARKET Compliments of KING DRUGS Cliffwood, N. J. 787-4019 J. F. KONISH CONSTRUCTION CO. General and Carpenter Contractors Commercial Presidential P.O. Box 175 Keansburg, N. J. Tel: PArkway 1-3838 SAYRE WOODS JEWELERS Watches . Diamonds . Silverware . China- Expert watch repairing • Engraving Easy Credit Terms Sayre Woods Shopping Center Route 9, Parlin, N. J. U.S. TAR PRODUCTS PAUL P. BOVA Real Estate Insurance 1334 Highway No. 35 Middletown, N. J. OS 1-1443 HENRY PULSCH HEATING PLUMBING Telephone 787-0152 I 8 Plymouth Avenue, Port Monmouth, N. J. Summerhill Road Spotswood, N. J. SUMMER HILL SUPERMARKET Ward R. Brudorek Prime Beef — Poultry HOMEMADE PROVISIONS RURAL BODY WORKS Cheesequake Highway 34 LO 6-1028 COIfax 4-2020 DR. LOUIS 1. PRAGER Optometrist 30 West Front Street Keyport, N. J. CORK ’n BOTTLE 1 1 6 Main Street Matawan, N. J. HALEY’S SERVICE STATION Specializing in BRAKE IGNITION SERVICE TUNE UPS Calvin J. Haley Main High St. LO 6-9766 Matawon, N. J. Harry Clune, Pres. 24-Hr. Phone Service LOwell 6-0821 SPRAGUE’S OIL SERVICE, INC. Fuel Oil — Kerosene — Gasolenes — Motor Oils Sales — OIL BURNERS — Service 26 Little St. Matawan, N. J. LOwell 6-3800 Res. LOwell 6-4788 WILLIAM HARRY MAY, JR. Harry May Realty Co. 23 Little St., Box 294 Real Estate — Insurance Matawan, New Jersey SPRING VALLEY GARAGE, INC. Esso Heating Oil Route 9, Browntown R.D. 1, Old Bridge Andy Jim Milligan Phone: LO 6-5326 LOwell 6-0003 ROSS W. MAGHAN AGENCY Real Estate Insurance 1 38 Main St. George K. Maghan Matawan, N. J. Ross W. Maghan Complete Real Estate Service Mortgages BECKER REALTY 325 Main St. Matawan, N. J. LO 6-0066 Insurance Mutual Funds LO 6-2972 SABO’S AUTO SALES Highway 34 Matawan, N. J. Top Value Used Cars We Buy — Sell or Trade Easy Terms, Bank Rotes No Cash Needed Immediate Credit Approval Open 9 A.M.-9 P.M. Compliments of MAGNOLIA INN Matawan New Jersey THE ARCHIVES BOOKSTORE We Search for Out-of-print Books New Used Books 140,000 titles Language Records . .... Available Maps Prints Mrs. Holen Heather, Mgr. 1 37 Main Street Matawan, N. J. LO 6-4343 Compliments of THE MAJORETTES and COLOR GUARD 1961-1962 Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of COMMERCIAL CLUB Compliments of HOWARD SIEGEL, Builder 1 4 1 Main Street Matawan, N. J. Compliments of THE FUTURE NURSES CLUB of Matawan Regional High School MARC WOODS Matawan New Jersey COIfax 4-1010 ROLLO TRUCKING CORP. Liquid Transporters 295 Broadway Keyport, N. J. PETERSON’S BUTTONWOOD MANOR Box 45 B State Highway 34 Matawan, N. J. PARKER BOARDING HOME For Aged Men Women State Licensed Mrs. Hettie Parker, L.P.N. Prop. LO 6-061 1 Free Delivery LO 6-2341 MATAWAN WINE LIQUOR STORE Wines — Liquors — Cold Beer Richord E. Ginis, Prop. 1 20 Main St. Auto Repairs — Accessories Road Service CLifford 4-984 7 Snow Plowing LANDAU’S SERVICE CENTER Rt. 1 8 Near Marlboro Rd. Madison Township, N. J. Custom Speed Specialists Compliments of ROLLO TRANSIT CORPORATION Louis S. Roilo CENTER CAB SERVICE of Madison Township PA 1-2222 Radio dispatched cars 1 5 Fordham Rd. Parlin, N. J. Lowell Hardware Supply Corp. Industrial Contractors Supplies 1 88 Main Street Matawan, N. J. LO 6-6515 FOGGING UNLIMITED, INC. Your Local Pest Control Firm SHadyside 1-1122 LOwell 6-1122 EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE BAYSHORE STATIONERS COIfax 4-5555 36 West Front Street • Keyport, N. J. KINNEY’S, THE SHOWPLACE of SHOE VALUES Sayre Woods Shopping Center Philip J. Salemi PA 1-9887 Compliments of STAHL-MEYER INC. LO 6-4691 Morizio Brothers All Brothers Woodworking Co. Custom Built Kitchen Cabinets Mill Work Formica Tops and Trophies 13 Main Street Matawan, N. J. Tel. CLifford 4-3341 HENRY L. VOGEL ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR R. D. 1 Old Bridge, New Jersey Distributor • Deckers Dairy LESLIE WOOLLEY P.O. Box 194 Matawan, New Jersey LO 6-0262 Jannarone Engineering Company Road Builders Road Materials Lloyd Road, Matawan, N. J. LO 6-0034 A Single Call Will Do It All SINGLE SYSTEM LAUNDRY, INC. Broad and First Streets Keyport, N. J. Phone CO 4-0757 Congratulations to the CLASS OF '62 MR. MRS. PAT MANZO Compliments of The Manzo Constructing Co. Inc. Compliments of M M ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES INC. Matawan, N. J. Compliments of A Friend Compliments of MONMOUTH CONTAINER CORP. DAY’S FUNERAL HOME 36 1 Maple Place Keyport, N. J. CO 4-1352 John E. Day James C. Day CONGRATULATIONS FREDRICK D. MacDONALD KEYPORT CLEANERS 38 Main Street Matawan 4 Hour Cleaning Service LO 6-9895 Pho e CO 4-1000 Best Wishes and Good Luck F. W. WOOL WORTH COMPANY Route 9 South Amboy, N. J. PA 1-4884 Compliments of PEN’S ROOFING CO. INC. Matawan, N. J. Congratulations from Mr. Mrs. Donald Shephard Stewart’s Mata wan Compliments of Dutchics Italian Kitchen Compliments of A R Shoj s Compliments of Center Taxi Compliments of New Bayshore Fishery Wall-Irwin Motor Co., Inc. Mercury Freehold Circle Hollywood Service Inc. Fuel C)ils-Kerosene-(iasolinc Compliments of Hallcran’s Esso Station Compliments of A. Jensen; Carpenter, Contractor L06-5393 Compliments of Wilson’s Radio Television Service Compliments of Fred Rapolla Best Wishes from Ye Cottage Inn Compliments of Ted Stroebcl Mr. John P. Goetz Son Plumbers Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Oscar Englund Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Alfred Manvillc Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Robert Gardner Compliments of l)i Santo's Tavern Compliments of Mr. Mrs. Luther Anderson Best Wishes from Mr. Mrs. Walter Tcsch Compliments of the Frosty Congratulations from Smith’s Brothers Gulf Compliments of Hauser Refrigeration B B Auto Radiator and Auto Glass Highway 35, Cl iff wood Beach Mr. Mrs. F. Howard Lloyd, Jr. and Nikki. Richie and Debbie Lloyd Sears, Roebuck Co. R. A. Nogel, Mgr. Grand Union Sayre Woods Shopping Center Best Wishes John L. Tassini Bay Drug — Keyport 27 W. Front Street Compliments of Don Burst Dairy John Kucharek Doris Perkins Tony C. Old Wagon Farm Larry’s Barber Shop Bayshore Hardware La Conte Shore Store Keyport Army Navy Store Mrs. Emma Ahrberg Mr. Peter Alikas Mr. Steve Alikas Mr. Mrs. William Dwyer Mr. Mrs. Lcnard Ohlrich Shirley D. Jannarrone Thomas M. Stachura Jimmy Lockie Sue Manville Mr. Mrs. Leon F. Garrison Mr. Mrs. James Burlew, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Richard Malyoi Mr. Mrs. Dan O’Kane Mr. Mrs. Frank Dona Mr. Mrs. Ira Boldin Mr. Mrs. David Tawler Mr. Mrs. Richard Lovelace Mr. Mrs. Larry Lovelace A Friend Josephine’s Beauty Shoppe Muriel’s Dress Shop Fenora Brothers P. M. Kriarlayg Lili-Ann Shoppe Griffin’s Pro Shop John, Philip Darlene Molyoi Richard James Griffin 99 Mr. Mrs. Vito Pace Mr. Mrs. I). L. Tuttle Mr. Mrs. Thomas Stachura Mr. Mrs. Carl Englund Mr. Mrs. James Hooper Mr. Mrs. Bert Ronning Mr. Mrs. George Pederson Mr. Mrs. Spencer Hyman Mr. Mrs. Howard K. Brought Mr. Mrs. Alfred Biel Mr. Mrs. Albert Davidson Mr. Mrs. James Noddings Mr. Mrs. Melvin E. Davis Mr. Mrs. Maurice Herwitt Mr. Mrs. Lane family Mr. Mrs. L. Cevasco. Jr. family Mr. Mrs. L. Cevasco. Sr. family Mr. Mrs. Leroy Bare Mr. Mrs. E. Clark Mr. Mrs. John H. Kocenski Mr. Mrs. 1). VanNote Mr. Mrs. Frank Ricci Mr. Mrs. Anthony Ricci daughters Mr. Mrs. Tom Way Green family Mr. Mrs. Charles Meeker Cheryl Mr. Mrs. John A. Bunger Mr. Mrs. John V'. Hanson Mr. Mrs. Edward Hyrne Mr. Mrs. George Butzko Mr. Mrs. Albert Wm. Hinds. Jr. Mr. Mrs. Robert E. Muller Mr. Mrs. Joseph B. Sinclair Mr. Mrs. Theo Korpsak Mr. Mrs. Joseph Inguaggiato Mr. Mrs. Louis Morizio Mr. Mrs. Peter TenEyck Mr. Mrs. Gordon TenEyck Mr. Mrs. John G. Wilson Mr. Mrs. J. Grossmann Mr. Mrs. Alfred Pou .enc Mr. Mrs. Walter Faron Mr. Mrs. Charles Haddock Harvey LaTourctte Larry Sinclair A1 Sinclair A. Rchnstrom Grandma Grandpa Schinkel Mr. Anthony Scardavillc Kay Bud Napp Mrs. Paul Dolan Clark’s Dairy Mrs. Clara Stryker Mrs. Lillie Mac Jones Otto H. Oslmfccd Stephanie Erdmann Red Missle 1 )iane Lorenzo Mrs. Ruth Shaw Mrs. F. Ochs Lakeside Service. 1 lighway 34 Charlie’s Matawan Inn Tommy Falco Stoppiello Restaurant Mr. Tr .cciak Rutli Mike Eovino Larry J. Brought Melancholy Bar Mabel George Clark Mr. Hallock John Evans Van’s Agency Deckers Dairy Products. Ed Walker Pfc. Paul S. Cohen Margaret W. Carothcrs Carol K. Rich B. Mr. Mrs. George Marsh Family Mr. Mrs. Howard Price Mr. Mrs. Wm. Vance Mr. Mrs. George Loscoe, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Frank English Mr. Mrs. Raymond Hildebrandt Family Mr. Mrs. J. Edgar Wilkinson Mr. Mrs. Fred Haspel, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Ralph Haspel Kenneth Alan Haspel Mr. Mrs. Chester Kwohn Mr. Mrs. Charley Wynn Mr. Mrs. Hubert Corty Mr. Mrs. James Richardson Mr. Mrs. Philip Hodge Mr. O’Niel Richardson Mr. Mrs. Simon Hul Mr. Mrs. Cedric Hughes Mr. Mrs. Wm. Gumbs Mr. Mrs. Ewing Johnson Mr. Mrs. Laymond Jorden Miss Betty Hodge Mr. Earle A. Gumbs Mark Edmond D. I lodge Mr. Mrs. W. Faron Mr. Mrs. Charles Hoddock Mr. Donald Applegate M. Anderson Joseph F. Musel Mrs. Helen Volk Mr. Mrs. E. Lovelace Mr. Mrs. Jack Smith 100 MATAWAN — KEYPORT Compliments of RECREATION 2 Lower Main Street A FRIEND Matawan, New Jersey LO 6-2200 Managed by Tom and Joyce Paris Compliments of the: AMERICAN GRUNCH SOCIETY I HAD ONE GRUNCH, BUT THE EGGPLANT OVER THERE. R.H.B. K.B.C. John S. Kocenski John Michael Hanson “Miss Ronnie Frank’s Barber Shop Charles H. Hanson Karen M. Olmstead Janet Lcavcy Joe Crane Janice Borer Bernie Donbroski Betty’s Dress Shop Mr. Mrs. Frank Capone Mr. Mrs. Fred Dominick Mr. Mrs. L. Gilsbreth Mr. Mrs. J. Girard Mr. Mrs. E. Rineauo e Mr. Mrs. A. M. Ludwin, D.D.S. Mr. Mrs. Ga .tombide Mr. Mrs. Raniou Oliu Mr. Mrs. Boer Mr. Mrs. A. Morizio Mr. Mrs. T. Casolc Mr. Mrs. G. Wills Mr. Mrs. Vernon Ellison Mr. Mrs. Richard Hcrrigcr Mr. Mrs. Ingram Mr. Mrs. Edward Lovelace Mr. Mrs. Paul Pederson Mr. Mrs. Jack Smith Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Vecchio. Jr. Mr. Mrs. Glenn Dousa Mr. Mrs. Michael George Mr. Mrs. Robert Gauld Matawan Gulf Rose K. Wenzel Matawan Builders Supply Inc. Tony Drug Fair of Browntown Tony Pcpeino Paul J. Rcnera Reliable Watch Repairs Village Television Mr. Ted Dalois Sandford’s Pharmacy Mr. Leo LaConte Mrs. Peter Koclsch Mr. Mandeville Mr. Ted Phelan Maureen Karen Emerson Congratulations to the Class of '( 2 Flo's Bar A Friend Mr. Mrs. E. Flynn Mr. Mrs. F. Lazio Stardust Cocktail Bar Mr. Mrs. I). Galluntcr Mr. Mrs. L. Davenport Mr. Mrs. C. Marvrci J. A. Bunkowski Roy Matthews Mr. Mrs. R. Sc hock Mr. Mrs. J. Schock Mrs. F.lsie Schock Lakeside Service Miss Laura Gumbs Mrs. K. Johnson Mr. Ephraim Hughes Mr. James Ilughes Mrs. Ivy Miles Mrs. Evangeline Hughes Mrs. Amanda Hughes Mr. Montanique Hughes Mr. Philip Gumbs Mrs. Delphine Clax Miss Bcatral Hughes Mrs. Wilhemina Gumbs Mr. Mrs. E. Clock Mr. Mrs. John II. Kocenski JoAnn Tappin and A1 Welsh Mr. and Mrs. George Englund Mr. and Mrs. Arne Englund Nu-Tlone Paint Store Berna Dean’s Music Store Larry J. Brought Mr. Mrs. Howard K. Brought Mr. Mrs. Lane Family Mr. Mrs. M. E. Davis Rose Marie Bastedo Mr. Mrs. Emil Dehlinger Mr. Mrs. Daniel Riche 102 Autographs 103 Compliments of PAPPAS STUDIOS 1 0 Main Street Keyport, N. J. (COIfax 4-6500) Distinguished Aerial, Commercial, and Wedding Photography. Catering to all occasions Hwy. 9, Sayreville, N. J. PA 1-2850 PETERPANK COLONIAL DINER Baking done on premises Excellent food, superb service Good Luck to all underclassmen in the new high school. The Senior Class of ’62 One of the year’s most dramatic pictures as East Berlin soldier leaps over a barbed wire barricade into West Berlin. Adolf Eichmann, charged by the Israeli government with the murder of mil- lions of Jews, is flanked by guards in his bullet-proof dock during his long trial which started in April . Cuban government picture caption says this is Castro’s militia in action in area of Laguna Del Tosoro (Treasure Lagoon) southeast of Havana during unsuccessful invasion attempt by expatriate Cubans. Soviet-built personnel carriers tow artillery pieces through Plaza Jose Marti in Havana, Cuba, during parade honoring the third anniver- sary of Castro's revolution. In the background arc five-floor high pictures of Castro and Lenin. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev embraced Russia's cosmonauts, Maj. Gherman Titov, left, and Maj. Yuri Gagarin, after both made space flights around the world. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev ex- change smiles with Mrs. John F. Kennedy when they attended a concert in Vienna during the President’s trip to Europe which included a meeting with Khrushchev. Katanga president Moisc Tshombe placed a wreath on the coffin of United Nations Secretary General Dag llammarskjold after Hammarskjold died in a plane crash while enroute to Congo cease-fire talks. Princess Margaret and husband, I-ord Snowdon, the former Antony Armstrong Joncs, with their first child, David Albert Charles, Viscount Linlcy. Delegates from United States, Britain and the Soviet Union resume nuclear test ban talks after end of Russia's 1961 test series. Papers and confetti rain from buildings in Bogota as enthusiastic crowds greet President and Mrs. Kennedy to the Colombian capital. ABROAD CLASS r. WUt World 4 Jr r. ■i •a- j •T ■ I J •uu oo� If. CO PA r ., . • • .