Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1965 volume:

Democratic Victor - President Lyndon Johnson 11 won ihc 1961 election l� lie greatest plurality and per cent of the total vote in I S history. I |ohnson became President at the assassination of I John I. Kennedy in 1963. Harry’s Hattie for Votes—Sen. Barry Goldwater was surrounded by fans at Knoxville. I nin., air- port Scptcml er 16 as lie campaigned lor the presidency on the Republican ticket. The con- serialise senatoi swept to a first-ballot nomina- tion at the convention in San Francisco. National Events in Review—1964 Sohcl Prize It inner l)r. Martin l.uther King, Jr., right, was greeted by Richard Patterson, commissioner of public events, at Kennedy International Air- port Dec. 16 on arrival from Europe. Dr. King was in Oslo to receive the I• (� I Nobel Peace Prize. I’m the Greatest—Cassius Cias whooped it up with his handlers after lie won the Cards are the Winners-Roger Craig leaped on a group world heavyweight title in Miami Beach of teammates surrounding the pitcher Bob Gibson mo- in February. He was credited with a tech- ments after the last out in the seventh World Series nical knockout of Sonny I.iston when I.is- gaiue won by the Redbirds over the Yankees, 7 r . in St. ton failed to answer the bell for the sev- Louis. enth round. Matawan Regional High School Matawan, New Jersey FOREWORD The dictionary tells us that a student is not only one who is enrolled for study at a school, but also a person who studies or investigates. Moreover, we are told that a school is a place or institution for teach- ing and learning. Mix the teaching, the learning, and the student in proper proportions and something called “education” takes place. Education is at once a process and a result. By the time we become graduating seniors we are able to assess what we have become. The 1965 Pillar staff has tried in this yearbook to reflect what we are together with a timely representation of how we have developed in useful knowledge and responsible citizenship. • t, t ALMA MATER V- 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. A Student Seeks Mr. Luther Faster Superintendent of Schools to ne class or ms.- Hina U a generation wi.lch lias Iln4 through iw world w ts In the first half ol a cantury which ku MinttHl nora rapid change than was ever wspeneoced in Eha history of aank-.nd. Your� la a generation which will U a to sue tha .lawn of a now century. whan the hat la toll the opening of Hie now cantury. will we be sblo to aay tlwit the latar years of tha dying century wars years ol unparalleled ecoconic opportunity or will -w find that tha long dark ntgut of barbatior - at descended upon ne. without «van a star of nopcT It can be alther. Ttua, 1 boUevw, la inc � .� ; lenge Of Yowt Cc.K!ul loo. Good tuck and nay Cc-d be wltn you. Suparlntaodent of Schools MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MATAWAN NtW JCR CV Jut.. 21. 1965 To the Class ol 1965, 1 extend sincere congratulation-� . Aa students st Mttawin Regional High School, you have accumulated a great deal of Information, learned to think more effectively, and dis- covered some of the attitudes and characteristtca needed for furthering your education. Continued learning doe indeed require ambition, turn, hard work, ««I striving. Education i continuous, whether it takes place la. college or In day-lo-da-, living. It la my hope that you will look upon the completion of your high school training at i� ut one part ol the education that you will experience throughout your lives. You arc young and U the beginning of a future which will be filled with years of precious tune. Use this time well. Look into this future with interest because you are going to spend thi rest of your lives there. Le.irn how to make the right use of your knowledge, develop • sound philosophy, and cultivate tile ground that you have prepared here. 4 John V. Caracciolo Principal Direction Mr. William C. Reiner Vice-Principal Mr. Thomas Starhura Vice-Principal Mrs. Bennett Secretary to the Principal Miss Wenzel Secretary to the Superintendent Mrs. Carol hers Secretary 5 Mrs. Truex Secreta ry A Student (.Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor Mrs. G. Mae Thorsen Secretary 6 Miss Carole Dominick Secretary Seeks Guidance The Senior Class wishes to take this op- portunity to thank the Guidance Depart- ment for its untiring effort in aiding the stu- dents at Mata wan Regional High School. The counselors’ knowledge of colleges and job opportunities has opened new doors for the entire student body. The Seniors give particular thanks to Mr. Gunther Hcyse for a job well done. 7 Dedication Thank you, Mrs. Mary W. Oakley, for the years of your life given us in order that we might become more fully educated than could possibly have been the case without your inspiration and love. We live by the examples set for us by the people we respect. Not only do we feel for you deep affection but also very great respect. Consequently, much of the living which we do is derived from your example. We feel that the impact of your teachings upon our personalities is important not only because you have for years been teaching us about life, but also be- cause you have stressed throughout our years of association that you have thought us important. Mrs. Oaklcv, you received your Bachelor’s Degree from Wilson College, and also attended Newark State College. You earned your Masters Degree from Pennsylvania State University. Moreover, you have for many years taught biology' and served as the mast distinguished chairman of our Science Depart- ment. Finally, your expert direr'ion of annual Sci- ence Fairs constantly adds lustre to the reputation of our school as a living force in Matawan. May you always be as happy here with us and with the legions of students who will follow at Mata- wan Regional High School, as we are to have had you, as a teacher, for this book, Mary W. Oakley, is dedicated to you. A Student Seeks Knowledge A Student Is a Product of Good Teaching Monroe Freeman English James Long Marilyn McCarron John Lynch Robert Miller Irene Mackey Joan Lemaire Marianne Rhodes Farrel Fand F. Howard Lloyd. Jr. — Chairman Hans Fleischer William Newman Department Mathematics Department Gloria Antiscll Antoinette Bell Chairman William Lawlor Lawrence Goldfarb Helen MacMillan Daniel Reilly 14 Science Department Rita Balkin Belle Burke Sandra Mansell Margaret Kcrwin Richard Carter Mary Oakley Chairman Anthony Crego Howard Heim Bertha Hyrnc Anthony McKenna Michael Kolatis Harvey ILaTourettc Social Studies Department Carlo A longi Harvey Epstein Chairman George Doitz John Evans Robert Gold Special Education Duncan Hallock Eugene Jaczynski Stanley Lachicwicz Marie Panos OZZI Daniel Stankiewicz 16 Foreign Language Department Brnjaman Kurt Chairman Doris Perkins Wi Richard Holler Florence Bod iak Loretta Anderson Clara Carver Business Education Dept. Albert Levine Chairman Health and Physical Education Department Barbara Shore IB Library Dept. Birdee Kurtz Library Clerk Lois Davidson Librarian Music Dept. Anne Hannah Robert Meseroli Chairman Arts (Fine and Homemaking) Walter Dudley Donald Cotgreave Chairman John Hcyer Charles F. Weiss 19 Alphabetical List CARLO J ALONGI Montclair State College, B.A. Teaches social studies Advises seventh grade. LORETTA ANDERSON Trenton State Teacher? College. B.S. Teaches typing, stenogra- phy. and secretarial subjects. Advises Commercial Club, Majorettes, and Color Guard. GLORIA M. ANTISELL Montclair State College, A.B., M.A. Teaches mathematics. Ad- vises eighth grade activities. RITA BALKIX — Indiana University. B.S. Teaches science. ANTOINETTE F. BELL Trenton State Teachers College. BS Mathematics Department Chairman. Teaches Mathematics. Advises Senior Class and Future Teachers Club. ALBERTR BENAQLTSTA Seton Hall University, B.S. Teaches general science. ELISABETH BENSON Marywood College, B.S. General-Vocational Home Economics. Teaches sewing. Advises Home Ec. Club. FLORENCE BODZIAK - Rider College, Bachelor of Com. Ed. Teaches typing and commer- cial math. B. BURKE— Hunter College. A.B. Teaches science. JOSEPH B. CARNOT Rutgers University, Monmouth College. Newark State College, B.A. Teaches Spanish. Advises Spanish Club. RICHARD B. CARTER University of Pittsburgh, Monmouth College, B.S. Teaches science. CLARA CARVER Rider College, B.S. Teaches stenography, typing, office practice, law and sales. DONALD COTGREAVE Trenton State College, B.A. Teaches general shop and mechan- ical drawing. Advises Junior Class. ANTHONY F. CREGO Seton Hall University, A.B. Teaches earth science and practical science. Advises audio-visual department. RALPH G. CUTRO St. Peter’s College, University of Madrid, B.S. Teaches Spanish. Ad- vises Spanish Club. LOIS DAVIDSON Alfred University, Gencseo State University Library School. Gettysburg College, Trenton State Library School, A.B. School Librarian. Advises Library Club and Junior Class. GEORGE A DE1TZ Rutgers University, B.S.. Ed.M. Teaches social studies. Coaches base- ball. Assistant football coach. Advises Varsity Club. HELEN M. DOLAN Perth Amboy General Hospital School of Nursing, Jersey City State (attending'. Registered nurse. Advises American Junior Red Cross. MARYANN DOXLIN Temple University, B.S. Teaches typing and commercial math Ad- vises Sophomore Class. WALTER DUDLEY Rutgers University, B.S., Ed.M. Industrial Arts Department Chair- man. Teaches woodworking. MARY A. DWYF.R Savage, Rutgers University, B.S. Teaches physical education. HARVEY EPSTEIN University of Michigan, New York University, A.B., M.A. Social Studies Department Chairman. Teaches history. Advises Student Council. Senior Class, and Commencement. JOHN EVANS King’s College, B.A. Teaches history. Advises Junior Class and History Club. FARRELL FAND Jersey City State College, Rutgers University, B.A Teaches English and reading. HANS FLEISCHER Temple University, A.B. Teaches English Coaches bowling. MONROE FREEMAN Central State College, University of Wisconsin, Monmouth Col- lege, B.A. Teaches English, reading, and social studies. WILLIAM GEORGE Murray State College. B.S. Teaches health and physical education. Assistant football coach. ROBERT R. GOLD Trenton State College, Monmouth College, B.S. Teaches special edu- cation. LAWRENCE GOLDFARB Rutgers University, A B. Teaches mathematics. PATRICIA GRANDMAISON Plymouth State College, B Ed Teaches health and physi- cal education. Advises cheerleaders. MARY L. HALL Rutgers, New York University. Montclair State beaches mathematics. Advises seventh grade. DUNCAN HALLOCK Miami University, B.B.A. Teaches history and social studies. ANNE HANNAH Royal Academy and also R oyal College, London; Royal Scottish Acade- my, Glasgow. B.Ed. and M.A. Teaches Chorus, History- and Appreciation of Music. SANDRA HANSELL Monmouth College. B.S. Teaches science. Advises eighth grade. HOWARD HEIM Lycoming College, A.B. Teaches science and mathematics. JOHN M. HEYF.R Syracuse University, B.S. Teaches mechanical drafting and graphic arts. Advises for the offset printing of the school paper and the school programs. RICHARD G. HOLLER Seton Hall University. B.S. Teaches Latin and social studies. MRS. EDWARD HYRNF. Monmouth Junior College, Rutgers University, B.S Teaches general science. Advises eighth grade. GENE JACZYNSKI University of Scranton. B.S. Teaches history. Coaches Cross Country. Assistant track coach. Advises Senior Class. DIETER JOHNSON Eastern Kentucky State, Pineville College, B.A. Teaches physical education. Coaches Freshman Basketball. MARGARET KERWIN — Misericordia College, B.S. Teaches biology and chemistry. Ad- vises cheerleaders and Junior Class. MICHAEL E. KOLATLS — University of Scranton, Monmouth College B.S. Teaches biology and general science. Advises Sophomore Class. BENJAMIN KURTZ New York University, City College of New York, Rutgers University, Hamilton College, B.S. Foreign Languages Department Chairman. Teaches German, French, and English. Advises German Club. STANLEY LACHIEWICZ — Monmouth College. B.S. Teaches social studies. Advises eighth grade. of Faculty HARVEY LATOUREfTE Bethany College, B.A. Teaches Chemistry. WILLIAM R. LAWLOR Scion Hall University, B.S. Teaches mathematics. Advises Fresh- man Class. Commencement, Yearbook Business Staff. JOAN LEMAIRE Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Teaches English and reading. ALBERT A. LEVINE Rider College, Columbia University Teachers College, B.S., M.A. Business Education Department Chairman. Teaches bookkeeping, law and sales. F. HOWARD LLOYD. JR. Rutgers University, B.S., M Ed. English Department Chair- man. Teaches English and journalism. Advises Journalism Group and Preparations for Wash- ington trip. JAMES G. LONG University of Florida, Rutgers University. A B., Ed.M. Teaches English and speech. Advises yearbook editorial staff. JOHN LYNCH University of Scranton, B.A., M.S. Secondary Education. Teaches English, mathematics, and reading. BRUCE McCUTCHEON East Stroudsburg State, B.S. Health and Physical Education De- partment Chairman. Teaches physical education. Head basketball and Assistant football coach. HELEN MacMILLAN Trenton State College Rutgers University, B.S., Ed.M Teaches mathematics. Advises eighth grade. MARILYN McCARRON Good Council College, B.A. Teaches English and speech. Ad- vises Senior Class. A. JOHN McKENNA Newark College of Engineering, Monmouth College. B.S. Teaches physics, basic electricity, and electronics. Advises Audio-visual Department. I RENE MACKEY Newark State College. B.A Teaches English. PATRICK F. MAGGIO St Peter s. Ness York University. Montclair State. B.S., M B A. Teaches history and junior business training. Advises Freshman Class. CAROLYN J. MAHER Douglass College, Rut.?ers University, A.B. Teaches mathematics. Advises National Honor Society. JAMES A. MAHER Scton Hall University, Rutgers University, B.S. Teaches mathematics. Advises Mathematics Club. NAOMI MAYER Brooklyn College. B.S.. M.S. Teaches home economics. ROBERT A. MESEROLL Oberlin College, B.M.E., M.M.E. Teaches Instrumental Music. Advises dance hand and marching band. ROBERT A. MILLER Kutztown State College. Temple University. B.S. Teaches reading. JUDITH F. ML'RPHY Trenton State College, B.A. Teaches English and reading. JOSEPH B. MURRAY New York University, B.S. Teaches junior business training and commercial mathematics. Advises Drama Club and school store. WILLIAM NEWMAN Scranton University, B.S. Teaches English. MARY W OAKLEY Wilson College, Pennsylvania State University. B.A.. M.Ed. Science Department Chairman. Teaches biology. Advises Biology Club. Science Fair. Science Dance. MRS FLORENCE OCHS Douglass College, B.S. Arts Fine Housekeeping) Chairman. Teaches home economics-foods. Advises Home Ec. Club. WILLIAM OH ME — Bucknell University, A B Teaches art. MISS MARIE PAN'OS Monmouth College, B.S. Teaches history. Advises Maroon Party for Youth Government Day. MRS DORIS PERKINS Montclair State College. University of Montpellier, France, A.B. Teaches French. Advises French Club. ELAI.NF. PERSSON Pennsylvania State University, B.S. Teaches mathematics and reading. RAE POLANOWSKI Hunter College. A.B. Teaches English. Advises Freshman Class. DANIEL J. P. REILLY Newark State College. B.A. Teaches mathematics. Advises Fresh- man-Sophomore Math Club. Tennis Club, and Freshman Class. MARIANNE RHODES — University of Miami. B.E. Teaches English and reading. Advisscs Student Council. BARRY RIZZO University of North Carolina. B.A. Director of Athletics. Teaches physical education. Coaches football and track. MRS. MARION ROMAN St. Francis IF spiral School of Nursing. Registered Nurse. Ad- vises Future Nurses Club. WALTER ROSENAUER City College of New York, Columbia University. Rutgers Uni- versity, New York University, B.B.S., M.A. Teaches English and creative writing. Advises Senior Class. MISS PATRICIA A. RL'TTER — Georgian Court College, A.B. Teaches English and French. Advises Drama Club and Freshman Class. JEWEL SEEHAUS Rutgers University College. Rutgers Graduate School of English, B.A. Teaches English. Advises Drama Club and school newspaper. JOHN B. SHAW Monmouth College, B.S. Teaches English. Advises Sophomore Class. BARBARA SHORE Douglass College, B.S. Teaches health and physical education. CATHERINE M. SIDDONS Douglas College, B.S. Teaches mathematics. Assists Tennis Club advised by Mr. Reilly. MARY C. SMITH Ohio Wesleyan University, University of Tennessee, B.A. Teaches Eng- lish and reading. MRS. JOAN SODERLUND Douglass College, St. Mary’s of Notre Dame. Rutgers Univer- sity, Scton Hall University, Monmouth College, B.F.A. Teaches fine arts. Advises Art Club and Junior Class. DANIEL J. STANKIEWICZ Scranton University, B.S. Teaches English and social studies. Assists in basketball and football. JUDITH E. TOZZI — University of Bridgeport. B.S. Teaches social studies. HELEN VOLK — Savage School for Physical Education, Columbia University, B.S. Teaches physical education, health, and drivers education. Advises girls’ international sports. JOHN F. WEISER Scton Hall University, B.A., B.S. Teaches English and reading. Teaches machine shop. HARRIET ZASLOW Douglass College, Temple University, B.S. Teaches English and reading. PMIMM A Senior Is Gail Desximoz President Victoria Anderson Secretary A Leader Karen Nixon Vice-President Jonnibelle Davis Treasurer A Senior Victoria Anderson “Frcnchic” College See. Senior Class. Co-Editor Year- book: Clubs: Drama. Biology. Future Nurses. Audio-Visual. Chorus. Paul Amadio Porkey College Band. Ann Marie Artelli “Miss Annie ’ College Jr. Red Cross. Flam wirier. Il.R. Rep- resentative; Clubs: Treas. French. Future Teachers, Vice-Pres. Drama. Audio-Visual, Pillar Staff. Susan Baer “Sue” College National Honor Society, Jr Red Cross; Cubs: Biology, Math. Future Teachers, Spanish. Glee. 26 Is Patriotic Wilma Balumc “Wir Clerk-Typist National Honor Society; Clubs: Biolo- gy, Commercial, Home Ec. Jerily Sue Rarkauski “Jerry Business School Chorus. Yearbook Staff; Clubs: French. Biology. Gerald Ray Barr Sinilie” Medical School Baseball. Bowling. Band. Spanish Club. John Beach “Sandy College Vice-Pres Freshman Class. (Transfer). Bowling; Clubs: Spanish, Latin, French. 27 A Senior Katherine L. Beam “Kathy” College National Honor Society; Pil- lar Staff: Jr. Red Cross. Clubs: Biology, Spanish, Math, Future Teachers, Band. Robert W. Bedle “Bob” College President. National Honor Society; Track: Football; Math tutor. Clubs: Math, German, Coin. Darlene Bedle Dar” College National Honor Society: Ma- jorettes. Clubs: French, Math, Drama, Library. i Marie Cristinc Bcjar “Latin College Student Council; G.A.A. Clubs: French, Spanish, German. Glee, Photo, Speech. Barbara Lynn Best “Bobbi” College J.V. Cheerleader. Clubs: French. Spanish, Biology, Glee. 28 Is Friendly Sharyn Joan Bland “Shar” College Club: French. Gloria Mary Bucco “Glori” College J.V. and Varsity Cheer- leader; Prom Committee; Variety Staff. Clubs: Biology, Library, Spanish, Future Teachers. Patricia Burgcy Burg” Secretary Prom Committee. Clubs: Library, Biology, Drama, Commercial. 29 A Senior Dorothy Cameron Airline Hostess Yearbook Staff: Prom Com- mittee. Clubs: Drama. 30 Is Studious Linda Carroll Nurse National Honor Society. Clubs: Future Nurses. Dra- ma, French. Robert Carrol Stickshift” Business School Marilyn Cauficld “Mannie Secretary Yearbook StafT. Clubs: Biol- ogy'. Commercial. Tarby Causby “Tarb” College Track, Football. Carmella M. Ccntimole “Mel” Beautician Clubs: Biology, Chorus. 31 A Senior Mary M. Centimolc Undecided Chorus. Clubs: Biology. Gail Chcrowbricr “Abbs” College Majorette; Yearbook Staff; Chorus. Clubs: Math. John C. Cholewa, III “Skccter” College Gross-Country; Track; Foot- ball. Barbara Karen Clause “Barb” Secretary Clubs; Commercial, Drama, Bi- ology. Stuart Bennett Cohen Stu” College Student Council Representa- tive. Clubs: Pres. French. 32 Is Romantic Joyce Theresa-Ann Costello “Sain” Beautician School Clubs: Biology David Corbitt Dave” College Vice-Pres. Band; Yearbook Staff; Student Council Repre- sentative; Dance Band; A Ca- pella Choir. Clubs: Pres. Folk Song, Math. Robert Coon Suzanne Ellen Cornell “Sue Secretary Jayvec Cheerleader; Co-Capt- tain Varsity Cheerleader. Clubs: Biology. “Bob ' College National Honor Society; Band; J.V. Basketball; Science Sym- posium. Clubs: Math, Spanish. 33 A Senior Barbara Craparo “Barb” College Band; Homeroom icprrsenta- tivc; Jr. Red Cross. Clubs: Spanish, Future Teachers, French, See. Coin. Biology. llWAN RtWOWL HIGH SCHOOL ROLL Linda Cugat College Pillar Staff ; Prom Committee. Clubs: Future Nurses, French, Future Teachers. Math. Eugene Paul Cusanclli “Couse” Machinist Clubs: Biology, French. Art. Frank Joseph Dapolito Dapi College Student Council; Youth Gov- ernment Day: Basketball; Base- ball; Football. Clubs: Pres. Varsity Block M.” 34 Is Enthusiastic Ronald Stephen David “Ron” Undecided Capt. Football; Capt. Baseball; Block “M Club. Jonnibellc Davis “Jonni” Nursing J.V. Cheerleaders; Capt. Varsi- ty Cheerleaders: Jr. Red Cross; Prom Committee: Treas. Senior Class; Yearbook Stall. Clubs: Future Nurses, Biology. Wayne Davis Undecided Football. Linda-Suc Decker “Linda” College Student Council; Prom Com- mittee. Clubs: Future Teachers. Edward Delaney “Eddie College Track. 35 Robert Delaney Air Force Track: Cross-Country. Gail Marie Dessimoz “Gail Court Stenographer Pres. Senior Class; Pres. Sopho- more Class. Clubs: Spanish. A Senior Is Elizabeth Kathryn Della Pietro Betty” Nurse See. Student Council: Prom Committee; Pillar Staff; Jr. Red Cross. Clubs: See. Library, Sec. Spanish, Drama, Biology, Future Nurses. Thomas N. Devino “Tom” College Football; Baseball; Chairman Junior Prom. Clubs: French, Block “M.” Margaret Mary Dicienzo “Peggy” Marriage Clubs: Biology, Home Ec., His- tory. 36 School-Spirited Andrew Louis Diodato “Otto College National Honor Society; F.ditor of Yearbook; Bowling; Prom Committee. Clubs: Spanish, Fu- ture Teachers. Jacqueline M. Duhigg Jackie IBM. School Student Council; Prom Com- mittee; Yearbook Staff. Clubs: Biology. Linda Ebert College 37 A Senior Judith Leslie Edwards Judy College Yearbook Staff, Jr. Red Cross, Prom Committee; Clubs: Art, Biology, Tennis. Lauri T. Evans “Patti Play Pal Secretary Student Council, Chorus, Year- book Staff, A Capella Choir, Prom Committee; Clubs: Folk Song. Drama. Spanish. Edith Catherine I'aas Cathy College Color Guard, Yearbook; Clubs: French, Library, Drama. Biolo- gy, Math Sec., Future Teach- ers. Patricia Ann Fisher “Pat Biologist Chorus, Yearbook Staff; Clubs: French, Future Teachers. 38 Is Quiet Diann Roberta Foster “Di Undecided Hand, Yearbook Staff, Chorus, Jr. Red Cross; Clubs: Biology, French, Spanish, Home He. Roseann Fox “Foxic Business School Yearbook Staff. Jr. Red Cross, See., Sophomore Class; Clubs: See., Biology. Future Nurses, French, Spanish. Jill Isabelle Fraser “Charlie Teacher Yearbook Staff. Color Guard, Majorettes, Proin Committee; Clubs: Pres.. Home Ec., Dra- ma. Biology. French, Spanish, Future Teachers. Daren Ann Fries “Hey, Freeze” College Mayor, Youth Government Day, Pres., Soph. Class, Vice- Pres., Junior Class, Prom Com- mittee, Student Council, Year- book Staff, Red Cross; Clubs: Biology, Drama, Spanish, Fu- ture Teachers. 39 A Senior Ronald Gerlufscn Ronnie” College Pres. Band; Cross-Country, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Student Council, Youth Gov- ernment. Block M Club. 40 Is Cheerful Linda Goldstein Lindy” Secretary Guidance Rep. (Transfer). Clubs: Art, Future Teachers. Stephanie M. Gonski “Teppie” College Color Guard; Prom Commit- tee; Clubs: Biology, Math, Spanish, Audio-Visual, Future Teachers. Bruce Green College Tom-Way Green College Baseball; Cross-Country; Year- book Staff. Clubs: Spanish. 41 A Senior Jane Gregory “Janey” College Nat'l. Honor Society, Pres. Stu- dent Council; Pres. Fresh. Class; Vicc-Pres. Soph. Class; Sec. County Student Council; Councilman Youth Gov't Day; Clubs: Vicc-Pres. Future Teachers, Drama, Biology, Spanish. Library. Jr. Red Cross, Pillar Staff. J Diane Marie Guerriero Marriage Chorus, Prom Committee; Clubs: Library, Biology. Gladys Evelyn Gumbs Gee-Gee” College Yearbook Staff. Jr. Red Cross; Clubs: Library, Future Nurses, Future Teachers. French, Dra- ma, Audio-Visual, Biology, Folk Song. 42 Is Polite Edmond Hamilton Bunny Undecided Football; Basketball; Track. Edward Hamilton ‘‘Butch Undecided Football; Basketball; Baseball; Track, Block “M.” Mary Hammond College Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff. Clubs: French, Library, Future Teachers. William Hammond “Bill Undecided Track, Math Club. Carla Diane Hamstra “Carla Undecided Band. Clubs: Home Ec., Com- mercial. 43 A Senior Phyllis Hardic “Phyl” Nurse Miss Library. Yearbook Staff. Prom Committee: Clubs: Future Nurses, Vice-Pres. Library. Biology. Drama. French. Kathleen Marie Hascmann “Kathy” College Prom Committee; Clubs: Library, Biology, Future Teachers, Home Ec. Diane Harris ''Dec” Undecided Varsity Singers, Math Club. Patricia Mary Hauser Pat” College Basketball. Jr. Red Cross; Clubs: Biol- ogy, French, Spanish, Library. Jim Hayes “Gabby” College Basketball, Baseball, Cross Country: Clubs: Math, German. 44 Is Sad Not Pictured: Fred Hazen Freddy” Undecided Stephanie Hildebrandt “Stcff Secretary Jr. Red Cross. Yearbook Staff. Clubs: Biology, Art, Commercial. 45 A Senior Catherine Hill Cathy” College Yearbook Staff; Clubs: Future Teacher� , Math, French, Libra- ry, Ceramics. Patricia Ann Hinds “Pat” College Junior Red Cross; Clubs: Biolo- gy. French. Spanish. Drama, Glee. David L. Holland “Holly . College Chorus; Clubs: Drama. Math, Biology, German, Tennis, Folk Song, Electronics. Lee Hubbard College Fencing, Track, Swimming (Transfer). 46 Is Talented Jo Anne Incorvaia “Jo” Model Majorette; Yearbook Staff; Jr. Red Cross, Clubs: Drama, Art, Commercial. Jean Ann Hupp “Hup 2,3,4” Medical Sccrc tary Christmas Dance Committee; Yearbook Staff; Clubs: Future Nurses, Tennis, Home Ec., Trcas.; Art. Bowling. Carol-Annc Iveson Limey” College Yearbook Staff; Jr. Red Cross; Clubs: Art, Math, Student Council, Prom Committee. 47 A Senior “Punchy Dennis Jensen Undecided Walter X. Johnson. Jr. Wall Undecided Basketball, Prom Committee: Clubs: Audio-Visual. Allen H. Johnson “Spunky Undecided Track, Cross Country, Football. Dolores Ann Jordan Dee” Business College Xat'l Honor Society, Yearbook, Prom Committee, School store; Clubs; Dra- ma (Pres.), Biology, Commercial. Tennis. Ann Marie Joyce Anaric” Nursing School Yearbook, Christmas Dance Commit- tee; Clubs: Future Nurses. Home F.c.. Bowling, Tennis. 48 Is Talkative Anna Jurgclowicz Business College Yearbook, School store; Chibs: Drama (See.), Commercial, Tennis. Charles H. Jurman Charlie” College Band. Track. Cross Country: Clubs: German (Troas.), Coin. 49 A Senior Is a Eileen Rose Kicrstcad Dennis” Marriage Nat'l. Honor Society, Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff. Clubs: Biology, Commercial. Patricia Ann Kizinkiewicz “Kiz” Model Nat'l. Honor Society, Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee, Tutor. Clubs: Commercial, Biology, Library, Future Nurses, Home Ec. 50 Hard Worker Sami Klein Sam” College Nat'l. Honor Society; Chorus; From Committee. Clubs: Histo- ry, Folk Song, French. Ruth E. Knoth Big Ruth” Secretary Yearbook Staff. Clubs: Library, Commercial, Biology. Joan Knox “Joe” Undecided Ruth Kobus College Yearbook Staff; Jr. Red Cross; Prom Committee. Clubs: Biolo- gy, Library, Art, French. Brew’ Band. 51 Bruce Knoar Service A Senior Lorraine R. Marian Kopervas Dizzy” Beautician Color Guard Majorette, Prom Committee. Clubs: Spanish, Bi- ology, Audio-Visual, Mathema- tics. Claire Louise Kortenhaus “Claire Nursing School Vicc-Pres., Xat'l. Honor Soci- ety, Varsity Cheerleaders. Pil- lar. Student Council, Junior Red Cross, Prom Committee. Clubs: Pres.. Library, Future Nurses, French, Drama, Math, Biology. Kenny Kraft College Football, Track Manager, Bas- ketball. X t pictured: Michael Kurdylla “Mike Undecided Jo Ann Lackovich “Jo” Business College Yearbook, Prom Committee, School Store. Clubs: Commer- cial, Biology, Drama, Tennis. 52 Is Puzzled Nancy Jean Lahr Charlie” Business Band. Clubs: OIcc, Commer- cial. Linda Jean Lamberson “Lin” College Co-Captain Majorettes. Red Cross, Prom and Dance Com- mittee. Clubs: Future Nurses. Spanish. Frank Lasko College Band. Clubs: Latin. Spanish. Coin. 53 A Senior Jeanette Marie Lassen Jean Nurse National Honor Society, Jr, Red Cross, Color Guard; Clubs: Biology. Math. Future Nurses, Spanish Patricia Lcavey “Pat” Nurse Jr. Red Cross, Biology Club. Barbara LeDet Barb Secretary Prom Committee: Clubs: Future Nurses, Commercial. Raymond Lee “Gcct State Police Football, Track. Block “M Club. 54 Is Mischievous Rose Mary Lee “Rosie Business School Prom Committee, Chorus, Jr. Red Cross, Co-Editor. Yearbook; Clubs: Biology, Future Nurses. Library. Dra- ma. Commercial, Audio-Visual. Richard J. Lewis “Lew Marine Homeroom Representative, Intcrmu- ral Basketball; Clubs: Audio-Visual, Cathy Ann Linden “Cath College Nat’I Honor Society, Color Guard, Majorettes Co-Capt.). Prom Com- mittees: Clubs: Pres.. French. Treas., Library. Sec., Math. Drama. Susan Eileen Lewis Drama School Student Council Representative: Club: Sec., Drama. Spanish. Journalism. Louise Jean Lockwood “Lou” Court Stenographer Jr. Red Cross; Clubs: Commercial, Biology. 55 Richard H. London, Jr. “Paris College Football, Track, Library Asst. Clubs: Block “M,” Audio-Visu- al. A Senior Alan Lowell College Dance Band. Band. George Edward Magnenat “Maggit” Machinist Homeroom representative. Patricia Maher “Pat College Clubs: Spanish, French, Biolo- gy- 56 Is Considerate Karen Teresa R. Majcwski “Crash College Prom Committee. Clubs: Biolo- gy, Audio-Visual, Spanish, Home Ec. Marilyn Jane Marlcy College Chorus, Yearbook Staff. Clubs: Future Teachers, Math. George Marsh “Marshie” College Spanish Club. 57 A Senior Thomas C. Marsh Tom” College Baseball, Basketball, Spanish Club. Harold W. Marshall Machinist Clubs: Biology, Audio-Visual. Janis Ann Marshall “Bunny” Secretary Nat'l. Honor Society. Chairman of Typing Committee of Year- book Staff. Prom Committee, Tutor. Clubs: Pres. Commercial Club, Home Ec., Art, Biology, French, History, Glee. Patricia Lenore Martucci “Pat” College Nat’l. Honor Society, Chairman Layout Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee. Clubs: French, Math, Future Teachers, Glee. 58 Is Responsible Robert J. Masiello “Moose College Football. Clubs: French, Math. Robert Howard Mathcwson “Bob” College Nat'l. Honor Society, Prom. Committee, Alternate N. J. Boys’ State. Clubs: French, Pres., Math., Pres. Future Teachers. Virginia Ellen McDonough Ginger” College Majorettes, Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee. Clubs: French, Folk Song. Audio-Visu- al, Biology, Future Teachers, Home Ec. Richard A. Matovik “Richie Electronic Technician Clubs: French, Biology. Lily Mae McKinney “Tillie Business School Yearbook Staff. Jr. Red Cross, Chorus, Prom Committee. Clubs: Drama, Library, Biolo- gy, Sec. Future Nurses, Audio- Visual. 59 A Senior Linda McManus “Mickey” Nurse Nat'l. Honor Society. Clubs: Future Nurses, Spanish, Biolo- gy, Math. Juliette G. Meinertzhagen “Julie” College Homeroom Rep., Prom Comm. Yearbook Staff, Choir. Clubs: Future Teachers, Debate, Dra- ma, Bridge, Biology, Badmin- ton, Ceramic, Chess Check- ers. Norma McTague Norm Marriage 60 Is Mature Ann Molinaro Secretary Yearlx ok StafT. Clubs: Art, Commercial. Grace Leonora Morizio College Nat'l. Honor Society; Vice-Pres. Student Council, Prom Chair- man; Alternate Girls’ State; Capt. Color Guard; Capt Ma- jorettes. Clubs; Library, Span- ish; Vicc-Prcs. Math Club. Mary Michele Morizio “Micki” Beautician Jr. Red Cross. Clubs: Biology, Art, Home Ec. Rodney 'V. Moses “Rod” College Nat’l. Honor Society, Track, Football, Cross Country, Varsi- ty Club. 61 A Senior Is Patricia Ruth Mowell “Pat College Chorus; Jr. Red Cross. Clubs: Drama, Folk Song. David Munson “Dave College Chorus, Cross-Country: Track; Football; Basketball. Patricia Murphy “Pat” Nurse Chorus; Prom Committee. Clubs: Biology, Future Nurses, Library. Patricia Ix uisc Nappi Louie W.A.C.’s Chorus, Bowling. 62 a Conformist Carol Lynn Neumcycr Carol” Undecided Nat’l. Honor Society. Clubs: Math, Future Nurses, Tennis. Jennifer Justice Ncbus “Jennie” Nurse Clubs: Future Nurses, Drama, Folk Song, Library, Biology. Karen L. Nixon “Kay-Belle” College National Honor Society, Vicc- Prcs. Senior Class. Clubs: Math, Biology, Library, Booster. 63 A Senior Is Valeric Jo Pearce “Val” Interior Decorator Diane Pennetti College Yearbook Staff. Clubs: Treas. Future Teachers, French Li- brary, Biology. Harold Pease “Hal” Navy Football, Basketball, Baseball. Linda Ellen Peterson “Lin” Secretary Clubs: Commercial, Biology. Home Ec., Future Nurses. Joseph S. Petrick “Pet” Machinist Baseball, Basketball. 64 Open-Minded Jean Marie Phillip Undecided Nat'l. Honor Society, Vcarhook Staff; Varsity Cheerleader. Donna Marie Picariello Pickles” Secretary Jr. Red Cross. Richard T. Potter Potts” College Gymnastics, Intermural Basket- hall, Chorus. Clubs: Vice-Pres. Spanish, Drama. 65 Roseannc Frances Rainko “Roe I.B.M. Operator Yearbook Staff, Prom Com- mittee. Clubs: Art, Biology, Li- brary, Commercial, Home Ec.. Future Nurses. Margaret M. Rainone College Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff. Dennis Gilbert Reeves “Uncle Dennis” Minister Business Manager Yearbook Staff, Student Council, Boys’ State Delegate. Pres. Junior Class, Bowling. Clubs: Future Teachers. 66 Is Observant Karen Rice Kay” Stenographer Clubs: Future Nurses, Biology, Commercial. James G. Richards “Jim” College Wrestling, Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff. Edward G. Rosar “Ed” College Clubs: Spanish. Ronald Ridenour “Rinki” College Clubs: Math. Nanci J. Rothenberg “Nanci with an i” College Nat'l. Honor Society; Major- ettes; Prom Committe. Clubs: Art, Drama, History, Spanish. 67 A Senior 68 Ambitious Carol Ann Schneider Carol” Nurse Chorus, Yearbook Stair, Jr. Red Cross, Treas. Fresh., Soph., and Junior Classes. Clubs: Biology, Future Nurses. Nancy Scully “Little Scully Nurse Chorus, Jr. Red Cross. Clubs: Folk Song, Biology, History, Future Nurses. Janet K. Scarls Business School Homeroom Rep., Drum Major- ette, Jr. Red Cross, Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee. Clubs: Treas. Spanish. Library. Mark Seifter Ret” R.C.A. Institute Spanish Club. 69 A Senior Is VICE PRINCIPAL Robert Shafto “Bob” Forester Track, Basketball. Clubs: Biolo- gy, German. Barbara Louise Shafto “Barb” College Treas., of Student Council Sec. of Freshman, and Junior Class, Nat’l. Honor Society, Chorus, Prom Committee, Jr. Red Cross. Clubs: Biology, Sec. Folk Song, Sec. French, Sec. Future Teachers, Library. Mary Frances Siano “Siano” Business School Prom Committee, Jr. Red Cross, Pillar Staff. Clubs: Biolo- gy, Treas., Commercial, Pro- jection. Bonnie Marie Simpson Beanie” Nursing Coeds, Drill Team, Forensic League, Thespian Society, Pil- lar Staff. Clubs: Future Teach- ers, Drama, Future Nurses. 70 a Worrier Benedict John Smith, Jr. ‘‘Benny Undecided Rasball, Football, Clubs: Block M,” Art, Biology. Dorothy Joan Smith “Scott” Beautician Chorus. Clubs: Future Nurses. Karen Ann Smith “Smitty” College Clubs: Future Teachers, Bowl- ing, French, Coin, Biology. Nancy Marie Smith “Nance” Secretary Clubs: French, Spanish, Biolo- gy, Commercial. Carl Snyder “J.B.” Undecided Baseball, Football. 71 A Senior Is Wayne SpafTord Mechanic Margret Ann Stewart “Maggi” College School Magazine, Yearbook Staff, From Committee. Clubs: French, Drama, History, Year- book Advertising Manager. William Stevenson “Steve” College Dance Band, Baseball. 72 an Athlete Gertrude Sutherland Trudy” Beautician Yearbook Staff, Sec. Freshman Class. Clubs: Commercial, Home Ec. Kenneth John Szyarto “Ken” College Baseball, Football. Clubs: French, Block M.” Daniel Thomas Talmadge Danny” Machinist Carol Jean Tamburri Carol” Business School Yearbook Staff, Chorus. Prom Committee, Student Council, Junior Red Cross. Homeroom Rep. Clubs: Future Nurses, Bi- ology. 73 A Senior Robert Louis Tcstino “Bob” College Nat'l. Honor Society, Football, Baseball. Bowling. George Woody Tappin “Crumb” Undecided 74 Is Good-Natured Louis Tomascllo “Lou Undecided Student Council, Football. Frederick Henry Trautman “Pescado” College Football, Track, Basketball. Clubs: Spanish. Ronald William Tremper “Tremp” College Dance Band, Yearbook Staff, Band. Clubs: Math. 75 A Senior Is an Asset Wilbert Underwood '‘Bill” College Basketball, Track, Football. Clubs: Biology. Drama, Span- ish. Charles Van Glahn 'Charlie'’ Undecided Linda Lee Vance “Blondic” Beautician Yearbook Stair, Drama Club. Lynne Vena College J.V. and Varsity Cheer- leader. Clubs: Pres. Biology, French, Spanish, Math, Future Teachers. William H. Vena “Dodcr” College Football, Baseball, Audio-Visual Club, Spanish Club. 76 to the School Richard Thomas Walker “Dickie Machinist Gregory Charles Weisner Greg” College Jazz Band. Clubs: Drama Edward Walsh Buddy” Navy- 77 A Senior Will Become Patricia Ann Welstead Pat” Teacher J. V. Cheerleader, Varsity Cheer- leader, Prom Committee, Clubs: Art, Biology, Library. Patricia Ann Wilks “Pat” Teacher National Honor Society: Clubs: Libra- ry, Spanish, French, Future Teachers. Elmer C. Williams Elm” Navy Clubs: Audio-Visual, French. Maureen M. Woolf “Moc” Undecided Not Pictured: Benjamin Hunter Benny Undecided 78 What He Wills Sharon Zimmer Shizzi” Air Force J. V. Cheerleader. Varsity Cheer- leader, Jr. Red Cross, Chorus. Stewardess Janet Zimmermann Bookkeeper 79 Library Club. Best Dancers Gregors- Weisner Bonnie Simpson A Senior Makes a Most Sophisticated Boh Mathewson Karen Nixon Name For Himself Class Clowns Ruth Knoth Allan Johnson Nicest Hair Louis Tomascllo Linda Cugai Most Popular Daren Fries Tom Devino Most Likely to Succeed Janey Gregory Boh Bedle laziest Bruce Green I onna Picariello Most Artistic Nanci Rothenbert; Bruce Green 84 Most Polite Andy Diodato Phyllis Hardie Desert Island Companions Ken Kraft l.inda Cuirat Did Most For ihr School Jancv Gregory Andv Diodato Most Original Lorraine Kopervas Alan Lowell Friendliest Tom Marsh Daren Fries Best All Around Student Grace Morizio Boh Bedle Most Talkative Richard 1-ondon Susan lewis Willie ! Karen Nixon Gregory Weisner Nicest Personality Tom Devino Linda Peierson 87 Class Brains Grace Morizio Bob Mathewson Most Talented Pat Fischer Dave Corbitt Can You Imagine? The school without us! JANIS MARSHALL failing a timed writing. Not confusing Gym combinations with hall locker combinations. LINDA CUGAT bald. MAUREEN WOOLFE without her chocolate cake. NANCY SCULLY without her long fingernails. FRAN RACCL'IA with messy hair. VALERIE PEARCE with short hair. “TIGER in your tank. The CENTIMOLE TWINS wearing difTcrcnt outfits. RUTH KNOTH quiet. MR. HALLOCK with a BEATLE wig. Doing 18 original book reports for MR. LONG. TOMMY DEVINO not winking at every girl he secs. GEORGE M. without MARY C. The girls room not being used as a smoking lounge. DENNIS REEVES with laryngitis. If ROBERT WRIGHT was ever wrong. “GUMS“ without his loud sneezes. JONNIBELLE not saying “Put my name in the Yearbook.” MR. JACZYNSKI with a real violin. Some Senior girls with their natural haircolor. “Baby Huey” in a Bikini. MR. LEVINE using first names. 8th period speech class without “GUMS.” MR. LONG being fair!!! The Yearbook out on schedule. MR. MAC 6’3”. Co-operation at a Yearbook meeting. MR. LONG without his coffee and pipe. SENIOR PRIVILEGES!!! 1800 students in the old school. JANEY GREGORY at a loss for words. GARY BURKETT not looking for an argument. PAT WELSTEAD and DAREN FRIES ever showing up for a Spanish test. MR. ROSENAUER with a timid little voice. DAREN FRIES without her laugh. 88 Remember When? Remember when TRUDY S. found herself with a pie in her face. Remember when we were Freshmen in the old high school. Remember when MISS ALEXANDER and MR. MAHER got married. Remember when LINDA ERDMANN was here. Remember when MRS. OAKLEY promised to teach us the “Facts of Life.” Remember when we combed our hair in the cafeteria. Remember when we had only one Vice-Principal. Remember when LINDA VANCE aged overnight with gray hair. Remember when MARILYN (JAUFI ELD lost her slip in the cafeteria. Remember when there was a little puddle on the Art Club Trip. Remember when MR. HAI.LOCK’S 7th period all girl class wore perfume. Remember when F.C.T. went into the back room and emerged without pants or socks. Remember when somebody put a baby chick in MR. SHAW’S briefcase. Remember when MR. LLOYD pulled a gun on his English classes. Remember when DAREN FRIES would rather switch than fight. Remember when MRS. OAKLEY’S squirrel ran away. Remember when KAY NIXON begged the Senior Class on her knees for votes. Remember when MR. EVANS acquired a daughter in the Senior Class. Remember when JENNIFER NEBUS had two black eyes. Remember when JOYCE sewed up the armholes in ROSIE’S blouse. Remember when MR. G. was a bouncer in the cafeteria. Remember when the girls danced with the boys in gym. Remember when LILY McKINNEY thought she was in the wrong homeroom. Remember when there was such a thing as SEN It )R PR IVILEGES. Remember when study halls were used for studying. Remember when victory parties were really victory parties. Remember when we were on time for homeroom. Remember when the yearlxjok was put together. Remember when JANEY fell down the front steps of the Metropolitan Museum. Remember when we had a mystery chef. Remember when Matawan beat Kcyport. Remember when we ate lunch by music. Remember when MR. J’S 5th period class had to tiptoe out of class so CATHY HILL could snooze. Remember when GRACE M. drank F.C.T.'S homemade orange juice. Remember when the GIANT DUCK roamed loose in Andover Park. Remember when a school bus hit a garbage truck. Remember dirty sneakers and gym suits. Remember freezing study halls. Remember sneaking past Mr. Reiner after the H. R. Bell rang. 89 Class VICKIE ANDERSON wills her ability to think to I'homas Rose and the color of her hair to Irene Henderson. ANN ARTELLI wills to next year’s deserving flag twillcrs. the fun of twirling in the wind and rain. JERILY BARKAUSKI wills a good future in Matawan Regional to the underclass- men. GERALD BARR wills his solo trumpet position in the band to the next hard blow- ing trumpeter. JOHN BEACH wills his pad of blue slips to Greg Manning KATHY DEAM wills to her sister Sue. all her Spanish notes, and homework. DARLENE BEDI.E wills her French addresses to Joan Osipowicx. MARIE BEJAR wills her seat behind [ill P. and next to Ellen K. in German class to Ken T. BARBARA BEST wills to her sister Sherry another year of calisthenics. SHARYN BLAND wills Mr. Hallock to next year’s Senior class. GLORIA BUCCO wills to her brother Bobby, font vcais of haul work and fun in M.R.H.S. PAT BURGEY wills her parking space to her brother Robert. DOROTHY CAMERON wills to Susan Y.. Carole C., and Lorraine ( all bet em- barassment. CHRISTINE CARINE wills her ability to cook to Margaret C. LINDA CARROLL wills her chemistry symbols and valences to her brother Bill. GAIL CHEROWBRIER wills her ability to drop a baton to some unsuspecting un- derclassman. SUE CORNELL wills all the fun she had in her four years of high school to her sis- ter Barbara. JOYCE COSTELLO wills Mr. Levine's Law and Sales class to Gail S. LINDA CUGAT wills to her sister Alisia. all the true friends she had in Matawan Regional. JONNIBELLE DAVIS wills to Lynne Wolverton. next year’s cheerleading captain, her little black cheerleading book. BETTY DELLA PIETRO wills to some deserving Senior the office of Secretary of the Student Council. ANDREW DIODATO wills the editorship of the yearbook to next year's hardwork- ing senior. JACKIE DUHIGG wills her dirty socks and sneakers to Floss Hickman, even with Porkey written on them. JUDY EDWARDS wills sixth period lunch to R. J. Malkamus if he can go that long between meals. LAURI EVANS wills a Corvette to John Vena and all her high school years to Bcmic I.ongcttc. CATHY FAAS wills her ability to get in and out of jams to her sister Dorry. PAT KIZINKIEWICZ and ROSE ANN FOX will their right to walk their lion in the hall to R. Dalfonzo and P. Fox. JILL FRAZER wills her dirty sneakers from Majorette practice to Lois Kcdrowski. DAREN FRIES wills her well-known and heard laugh to her sister. STEPHANIE GONSKI wills her leaky lab sponge to next year’s unfortunate chem- istry student. JANE GREGORY wills her four wonderful years of memories to Lynne Wolverton. DIANE GUERRIERO w ills all her favorite teachers to Joyce A. CATHY HASEMANN wills her ability to get along with Mr. Roscnauet to Beth M. PAT HAUSER will her history grades to Sue M. and her ability to get into trouble to Jack M. STEPHANIE HILDEBRANDT wills the name “Moose” to her sister Diane. CATHY HILL wills to all the juniors the senior privileges we received promptly?? in September. PAT HINDS wills anything worth taking to Linda J. and her fear of tests to Andre Pease. 90 Will JEAN HU 1 1 wills her surplus eros from Mrs. Volk s black book. AI.LAN JOHNSON wills his talent to Stove T. and John P. ANN MAR IE JC )YCE wills two long miserable years to her sister Tori. JOSEPH KACIKEK wills his Building Word Power book to a deserving junior. ELISSA KAPLAN wills her gym suit to Mrs. Volk, her homework to Nancy F.. and the school to the rest of the underclassmen. EILEEN KIERSTEAD wills her ability to get along with Mrs. Ochs to Flossie Hick- man. Rt’TH KNOTH wills her raggy haggy senior books to Ellen Richardson. LORRAINE KOPERVAS wills to some Senior the privilege of drawing fish for Mr. Fliesher. PAT LEAVEY w ills all her great marks in Gym to Maureen K. ROSE MARY LEE wills her ability to get along with her teachers to Doris Mc Kin- ney. RICHARD LEWIS w ills his friendship w ith Mr. Reiner to his brother Jack. KAREN MAJEWSKI wills Mr. Long to all deserving juniors. THOMAS MARSH wills a future parking lot. JAXIS MARSHALL wills to her sister Dcbby, her forged gym excuse and her wont-out steno pen. IULIE MEINERTZHAGEN wills the longest name in the school to her brother David. GINGER McDONOUGH wills the majorette treasury to anyone brave enough to take it. LILY McKINNEY wills all her senior memories to Cheryl, Elaine, Doris, Leatha, Paulette, and Pamela. I.INI)A McMANUS wills all the gossip at the lunch table to Sherry Best. ROBERT MOELIUS wills his apron, oilchip, and locker to anyone who wants them. ANN MOLIN’ARO wills all the good times she had in Mrs. Anderson's typing class to Diane 11. GRACE MORIZIO wills 25 messy majorette unifonns to the Board of Education and next year’s squad. PAT NAPPI wills her ability to think to her sister. DOTTY NEBUS wills to her sisters Frani and Ronnie her gym suit anti worn-out typing erasers. KAY NIXON wills 2 o . of brains to her sister so she. can graduate on schedule. DONNA PICARIELLO wills old history notes to Camiella Mucci. JOE PIZZI wills to Vic Piz i the privilege of being culled “Pizza Pie. DENNIS REEVES wills to George But ko all his athletic ability. NANGI ROTHENBERG w ills 18 book reports to her brother Larry. NANCY SCULLY wills her ability to get sick every other week to Nancy Paglionc. BARBARA SHAFTO wills to Sharon C. and Charlie 1). anything they want. NANCY SMITI1 wills her place in line for the T.B. tine test to Sherry Best. WAYNE SPAFFORD wills his 5 years of high school to Bill L. MAGGIE STEWART wills sonic of her long hair to Mr. Epstein and Mr. Hallock. BARBARA THOMAS wills hcr ability to sneak through the halls without a pass to Linda T. and Jcanic N. and Pattic R. LINDA VANCE wills to Debbie Tucker and Chris Connors all the gorgeous lx ys in Mata wan. LYNNE VENA wills her cheerleading saddle shoes to Linda S. PAT WILKS wills her peroxide bottles to Barbara Leary. ELMER WILLIAMS wills his wisdom tooth to Richard I. MAUREEN WOOLF wills her ability to be late to Gloria Lcdcrcr. ROBERT WOOLLEY wills to Sue C., Candy L., and Greg Munning the right to walk to school. PHYLLIS XIQLrES wills the “X” in her name to Frani Ncbus. 91 Moonlight On June 5, 1964, Matawan Regional High School was magi- cally converted into a wonderland of “Moonlight and Roses ’ Ream- ing moonlight, twinkling stars, blossoming flowers, and flowing fountains transformed the cafete- ria into an enchanting paradise. The dance floor was brilliantly highlighted by the reflection of smiling faces and glows from many colored frocks. As the music softly played, time danced away. Soon it was time for the King and Queen to be crowned. Everyone was bubbling with excitement. As the couples promenaded in front of the judges, all were filled with great expectancy. However, when the judges announced the royalty, ev- eryone was pleased with the deci- sion. The royal court of the King- dom of “Moonlight and Roses” was: QUEEN: Sharon Tuttle, KING: Robert Brown. FIRST ATTENDANT: Jane Carothcrs; her escort, Gary Zambor. SEC- OND ATTENDANT: Susan Smith: her escort. Jeff Edlestein. PRINCESS: Linda-Suc Decker, PRINCE: John McCarty. and Roses As the band played the last song, everyone realized that the magic of “Moonlight and Roses” would soon vanish into the past. However, although the enchant- ment had dissappeared, the won- derful memories of that marvel- ous night would long remain. The Class of 1065 would like to thank all those who made the prom such a wonderful success. The various committees worked for many months in an effort to make the prom a good one. We would like to extend special thanks to the committee chair- men. Over-all Chairmen: Grace Mori- zio, Tom Devino Decoration Chairmen: Jean Phil- lips, Bob Mathewson Band Chairman: Jane Gregory' Refreshment Chairman: Daren Fries Bid Chairman: ClaireKortcnhaus Publicity Chairman: Dennis Reeves By Jane Gregory Prince and Princess 93 Class of 1966 V'iec President Sharon Carrillo President Judy Shepherd President Karen Christiana! Vice President Class Ingabor Wolf Secretary of 1967 Class of 1968 Class of 1969 Class of 1970 A Student Good Matawan Huskies Our able coaches Barry Rizzo; Bruce Mac Culhcon; George DeftZ. 1st ROW: Butch Hamilton, Sr., End; Bunny Hamilton, Sr., End: Raymond I.cc, Sr., Tackle; Ron Mesar, Sr., End; Joe Tretola. Sr., Center; Frank D’Apoloto, Sr., Bark: Ron Da- vid, Sr., Back; Bob Woolley, Sr., Tackle; Ken Szyarto, Sr., Back: Tom Dcvino, Sr.. Back; Wilbur Underwood, Sr., Back; Ken Kraft, Sr.. Guard. 2nd ROW: Arthur Garrett. Sr., Tackle; John Caliendo, Soph., Guard; Harold Pease, Sr., End: Michael Dolan, Jr., Tackle: George Andrews. Jr.. End; Bill Lovero, Jr., Tackle; John Barrasso, Jr., Center; Ed Harris, Jr., Guard; John Cholewa, Sr., Tackle; Richard London, Sr., Back. 3rd ROW: Leo Harris, Jr., Guard; Butch Jackson, Jr., Back: Joe Grimaldi, Sr., Guard; Dennis Nuccio, Jr.. Back: Edmond Ryan, Jr., Tackle; Steve Testa. Jr.; Back; John Paglione, Jr., Back; Gary Reith, Jr., Back; Richard David, Jr., Tackle; Frank Dcvino, Soph., Back; Bill Vena, Sr., Bark; Edmond Jones, Soph., Back. 106 Huskies in Action Championship To have an exceptionally good season a bas- ketball team must possess three qualities: height, shooting accuracy, anti speed. This ear the Matawan High School basketball team was blessed with these qualities in abun- dance. The twin brothers. Bunny and Butch Ham- ilton. are big, and consistently lead the team in scoring. However, Matawan's array of talent docs not stop here. Ron Gerlufson, Frank D'Apolilo, and Jim Hayes have the speed, hustle, and outside Form shooting ability to give the Mata wan team a distinct edge over competition. Ron Mrsar and Hamid Pease, who check in at 6 T give the “Huskies” a further edge in size and skill. The responsibility for co-ordinating the skills and stimulating the cohesive drive of our basketball team falls on the coach. At Mata- wan we have one of the outstanding coaches in the state. Year after year Coach Bruce Mac- Cutcheon turns out championship teams. This year’s club has been one of his best. Baseball Team !u ROW: B. Hamilton, T. Marsh. B. Vena, F. D'Apolito. S. F. Devino, I) Edwards, S. Testa. I) Nuccio, 1). Manvillc. P. Eo- Russell. K. Szyarto, B. Testino. T. Devino. 2nd ROW: Mr. Dietz. vino. Varsity Bowling KNEELING: J. Barra so, B. Tcstino, K. Szyarto, N. Strano. STANDING: J. Beach. S. Zagarola, J. Kacirck, T. Kcgli, Mr. Fleischer, Coach. Intramural Bowling in Cross-Country In ROW: B. Kearns, F Shanahan, J. Da’Loia. R Moses. V. Hy- Delaney, G. Strockbine, I). Munson, J Hayes, J. Collins, B. De- man, F. Viola, R. Maine, V. Infosino. 2nd ROW: W Carroll. E. laney. Coach Mr. Jaczynski. Track 1st ROW: J. Lauro, E. Delaney, E. Hamilton, J. Pagtione, VV. ROW: W. Bond, R. Bunger, E Ryan. E. Harris, M. Ortiz, V. Underwood, J. Cholewa, G. Ricth, R. Moses, I). Munson, G. Infosino, 'I'. Russell, E. Ortiz. V. Hyman. 4th ROW Coach Bar- Strockbine. 2nd ROW: B Delaney, E. Jones, A. Garraciolo, S. ry Rizzo, R. Mcsar, G. Andrews. J. Caliendo. Manager R. Man- Testa. F. Viola, K Gerin. F. Ortiz, R. Maine, W Carroll. 3rd ville. S. Drake. Wrestling Becomes st ROW: H. Lichtenstein. B. Frazier. J. Herb. H. Salinger. D. 3rd ROW V. Infosino, D. She I brick. B. Schneider. C. Garen. A. Pearson. Coach Mr. Lawlor. 2nd ROW: J Richards, J. Galiendo, Craparo. E. Jones. B. Bond. 4th ROW B Delaney. Hyman, K. Kraft, J. Mariucci, B. Bedlc, D. Meincrtzhagen, M. Corbett. G. Barry, P Raison. R. Maine. C. Drydcn, P C.herry. WRESTLING SCHEDULE 1964-65 SEASON DATE TEAM MA TA WAN OPPONENT Dec. 21 Madison 13 40 Jan. 7 St Mary’s 39 11 Jan. 18 Wood bridge 28 26 Jan. 21 Red Bank 33 23 Jan. 25 Raritan Twp. 41 15 Jan. 28 Shore Reg. 33 21 Feb. 1 Middletown 27 23 Feb. 11 Middletown 8 40 114 Major Sport INDIVIDUAL SENIOR RECORDS Decisions Pins I xjsses Kraft 3 5 0 Barr I 2 5 Bedle 0 0 5 Richards 2 I 3 We congratulate Matawan Regional High School’s Wrestling team for its impressive record of 6 wins and 2 losses. Wc especially recognize Mr. William Lawlor for his able coaching, and Kenny Kraft for his undefeated season. Because of the suc- ccsss of this year’s team we have great hopes for the future of wrestling at Matawan. 115 Majorettes KNEELING: Captain Grace Morizio, Co-Captain Cathy Linden, Co-Captain — Linda Lamberson. Drum Ma- jorette Janet Searls. STANDING: Ann Artclli, Lois Kcdrowski, Gail Cherowbrier, Ginger McDonnough, Lor- raine Kopcrvaus, Barbara Kuhns, Carole Mandeville, Dar- lene Bedle, Nanci Rothcnbcrg, Mary Anne Kost, Pat Dugan, Jill Frazer, Kathy Gray. Color Guard Captain — Ann Wiggins, Joan Osipowitz, Anita Bitterly, Jeanette Lassen, Doris McKinney, Stephanie Gonski, Terry Walling. 116 Varsity Cheerleaders Co-Captain: Sue Cornell Captain: Jonnibcllc Davis 2nd ROW: Lynne Vena, Lynn YVoIverton, Teri Joyce, Sharon Zimmer. 3rd ROW: Claire Kort- enhaus, Gloria Burro, Pat Welstead, Carol Hamilton, Jean Phi!, lips. Captain: Barbara Best JV. Cheerleaders Co-Captain: Linda Straniero Kathy Foyle, Pain Washington, Donna Agnoli, Colleen I.aMura, Ellen Brown, Valeric Valen- tine. A Student National Honor Society Officers: BOTTOM TO TOP: Trcas.. Cathy Linden; See.. Carol Neumever; Vice-Pres., Claire Korten- haus: Pres.. Robert Bedlc. SENIORS: Susan Baer. Wilma Balunc. Kathy Beam, Darlene Be- dlc. Linda Carol I, Robert Coon. Andrew Diodato, Lauri Evans. Jane Gregory, Mary Hammond, Card Iveson, Delores Jordan, John Kearns, Eileen Kierstadt. Patricia Kizinkicwicz, Sami Klein. Lorraine Kopervas, Claire Kortenhaus, Frank Lasko, Jeannette Lassen, Ca- thy Linden, Janis Marshall. Pa- tricia Martucci, Robert Mathewson, Linda McManus, Grace Morizio. Rodney Moses, Carol Neumever. Leadership Scholarship Character Service Karen Nixon, Jean Phillips. Nanci Rothenberg, Barbara Shaflo. Rob- ert Testino, Lynne Vena, Patricia Wilks. JUNIORS: Patricia Almenas, Michael Bottari, Carol Brown. John Butzko, Emily Byrd. Michael Dolan, Patricia Dugan, Karen Etn- Icy, Kathleen Foyle, Barbara Frit- zinger. Deborah Gardner. Mary Anne Kost, Barbara Kuhns. Bruce Ia-inen, Susan Neal is. Joan Osip- iwitz, Russell Ranges, Helen Ras- mussen, Marilyn Rausch, Raymond Shanahan, Steven 'Fanis, Theres;� Walling, Ann Marie Wiggins, Bar- bara Williams. Lynn Wolverton. Student Council 1st ROW C. Tamburi, B. Shafto, Treas.; B. Della Pietro, Sec ; G Morizio, Vice-Pres.; J. Gregory, Pres. 2nd ROW; L. Smith, K. Foyle, C. Bunger, I,. Wolverton. B. Kuhns. 3rd ROW: Mr. Ep- stein, K. Christinct. R. McGraw, K. Gocdcl, H. Edclstein, E Hyman. General Assembly hi ROW• K Foyle, B Dellal’ietro, G. Morizio, B Shafto. J Gregory, I. Smith, C. Tamburi. 2n i ROW. K. Fass, N Radcliffe, I.. Johnson, A. Artelli, S. Cohen, J. Meinertzhagcn, P. Wclstead, R. McGraw. 3rd ROW: H. Edclstcin, E. Hyman, K. Christinct G. Harris, L. Hjatland, B. Kuhns. 4ih ROW: Mr. Epstein. C. Bunger, E. Wolvcrton, C. Ivesin, C. Schneider, B. Testino, A Cherapachc, D. Clifton. Distinguished Seniors YOUTH GOVERNMENT DAY R«uinic Gcrlufson, Daren Fries, Janey Gregory, Frank DApolito. GIRLS INSTITUTE Jane Gregory Delegate). Grace Morizio Alternate BOYS STATE Roll Mathewson (Alternate;. Dennis Reeves (Delegate D. A. R. BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER Jane Gregory 122 Maggie Stewart Welcoming Committee SEATED: Kathy Oakes, Nancy RatclifTc, Daren Fries. STASDISC: Lois Kcdrowski, Janey Gregory. Commercial Club Bowling Club Future Nurses Club Future Teachers Club Folk Song Club TOR ROW Pat Fischer, Janice Hynes. K.ithir Collins, Cathy Oakes, David Corbitt, Steve Levinson, Frank I-asko. STANDING: David Holland. Journalism Club Advisor. F. Howard IJoyd, Jr.. Judy Hagman, Gloria Bucco, Pat Welxtead, Edith Fa as Absent: Fran Ncbus, Fred Traut tiian, Dottie Nebus, Nancy Scully, Phyllis Xiques. Tennis Club ht ROW J. Hupp. A. Joyce. Mr. Reilly. Advi- sor; E Bacon. M. Wath- ington 2nd ROW: H. Smith. J Jamenson. J. Garret, G. Goodrum. H. Cross, D. Clifton, B. Car- roll, D Druzbick, C. Maroney. Home Ec. Club Officers: Jill Frazer, Pro.; Margaret Clay, Vice-Pres.; Ann Vogel, See.; Stephanie Gonski, Treas. History Club 1st ROW: M. Baron, L. C hirco, C. Conners, M. Clay, I). Decker. 2nd ROW: L. Cusack, J. Shephard. C. Winters, N. Spadaccini, D. Sakowski, Pres.; J. Char- rneli. 'ird ROW: R. Artclli. K. Mahoney. J. Garret. M. Wilks, C. Brown, B. Kuhns, P. Ermito, R. Gadino. 4th ROW. K. Chewey, J. Artclli, S. Baldain, D. Pass, D. Gardner. Absent: L. Wol- verton, Vicc-Pres. Chess Club Fresh.-Soph. Math Club Math Club lit ROW: C. Blair, E. Constant. R Rangos. R Mathewson, Pres.; I) Bedlc 2nd ROW J Oaken. M Marlry. P Maher, D. Corbill, Trras ; C Hill. M. Hammond. 3rd ROW: S. Gonski, E Pass, I Ottoway. S. Klein. 1) Harris. Oh ROW: K. Foyle, B Lancs, I). Gardner, H Rasmussen, M. Rausch, C Iveson. STANDING: J. Richards. Mrs. Maher. D. Smilh, A. Cherapachc. Not Present: G. Morizio, Vicc-Prcs.; C Linden, Sec. Dante Club la ROW C. I-a Mura, C. Winters. N. Spadaccini, Pres.; M. Be- jar. Vicc-Prcs 2nd ROW: E. O’Brien, S. Cawood, L. Chirco, L. Smith, J. Shephard, J. Artelli. 3rd ROW Mr Cutro, P Eovino, B. Cornell, B. Giassi, B Collins, K. Collins, F. Ortiz, J. Frazier, C. Conners, M. Ravmunt, M. Feneik, J. McGee. M. Valdcnza- no, Mr. Maggio. Biology Club Trcas., Ellen Brown; Vice-Prcs., Judy Shephard; Pres., Linda Savio; Sec., Debby Barbara. Spanish Club Pres., Dolly Vega; Vice-Prcs., Gerry McGrath; Sec., Betty DellaPictro; Trcas., Nina Spadac- cini. 128 Varsity Singers Audio-Visual Club 1st ROW: J. Hynes, E. Constant. R. Bunger. D. Smith. T. Kersh, H. Lichtenstein. 2nd ROW: R. Raugos, Mr. McKenna, Advisor; Mr. Crcgo. Advisor; C. Dryden, J. Conlin, R. London, E. Williams. D. Druzbick, 11. Smith. 3rd ROW: W. Johnson, R. Hudson, B. Campbell, J. Buchner. J. Walsh, E. Hyman, D. Mancini 129 French Club 1st ROW: Advisor, Mrs. Perkins; Vice-Prcs., D. Bedle; Pres.. S. Cohen; Trcas., A. Artclli; Sec., B. Shafto. 2nd ROW: D. Pcnnctti, N. Smith, C. Iveson, P. Hinds, P. Hau- ser, J. Fraser, M. Bojar. D. Gardner, M. Kidzus, B. Kuhns, J. Osipowitz, D. Tucker, C. Brown, S. Nealis, P. Harris, C- Linden. 3rd ROW: M. Machado, E. Williams, B. Woolley. T. Devino, Claire Kortenhaus, C. Hill. M Hammond. P. Er- inito, P. Dugan. Drama Club Pres., D. Jordon, Vice-Prcs., A. Artclli, Trcas., J. Lackovich. See., A. Jurgclowicz. Library Club Pres., Carol Brown; Vicc-Pres.. Cathy Graves; See., Joan Osipowitz; Treas., Linda Straniero. Block “M” Club hi ROW: Mr. Dietz, J. Caliendo, D. Munson. J. Paglione, F. IVApolito, K. Szyarto. R. Mesar, J. Hayes, T. Devino. 2nd ROW: M. Grimaldi, E. Jones, G. Reith, D. Edwards, W. 131 Underwood, K. Kraft, P. Eovino, C. Jackson. 3rd ROW: B. Bond, B. Smith, E. Hamilton, F. Orti , R Gerlufson. E. Hamilton. Not pictured: B. Woolley. Service with a Smile Executive Committee of Pillar Editorial Staff Editor: Andy Diodato Co-Editors: RoseMary I ee Vicki Anderson Business Manager: Denhis Reeves Business Staff Board of Education John J. Bradley, President Dorothy J. Smith, Vice-President Albert E. Manvillc Harold J. Dolan Edward J. Ledford Richard O. Crane Hebert Feder Floyd R. Brown William F. Davis Edward J. 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Rubcck Mr. Mrs. Weldon Sams Mr. Mrs. Wilbur Schneider Mr. Mrs. Walter Schubigcr Mr. Mrs. William Seaman Mr. Mrs. John Shaw Mr. Mrs. Harold J. Smith Mr. Mrs. Carl Snyder Teddy Stavoy Mr. Mrs. F. Stiles Sussman’s Stationery Mr. Mrs. Lemuel Taylor Mr. Mrs. E. W. Trempcr Mr. Mrs. Charles Van Glahn Gringy Velba Mrs. Ann Vogel Mr. John Wilson Mr. Mrs. Steven Wohlleb Chou I.isletm—Red Chinese Premier Chon F.n-Lai held an earpiece ax he listened to an address ! the Soviet Union’s new party leader, Leonid Brezhnev, during a meeting of world Communists in Moscow on November t . Alexei Kosygin. Soviet premier, is at right. They Died in '61 These world figures died during the year. From left are Prime Minister Nehru of India, General Douglas McArthui of the I 'niter! States and former President Herbert Hoover. % Stretcher Cases—Wounded white hos- tages and Belgian paratroopers were carried from rescue plane at Leopold- ville after it arrived from Stanleyville November 2 1. The paratroopers de- scended on the rebcl-heldTCongo city just as a massacre of hostages began, and their quick work .saved the lives of hundreds. Alliance Talks—British Foreign Secre- tary Patrick Gordon Walker, left, talked with West German Chancellor Ludwig Krliard in Bonn on Xovemlrcr 15 during efforts to find a compromise on a new nuclear force for the trou- bled Atlantic Alliance. New President Foreign Minister Giuseppe Saragat fright) was formally notified in Rome on tire night of December ‘28 that he had been elected president of Italy. World Events in Review—1964 Pope Visits India--The 38th International Eucharistic Congress opened in Bombay. India, on November 28. In December. Pope Paul VI made the longest papal journey in history to attend sessions of the congress. Winnie at 90 Winston Cluirchill acknowledged cheers of well-wishers who gathered outside the window of his Hyde Park Ironic in London on November SO. The occasion was his 90th birthdav Tokyo, a win—William II. Mills left) of the I S. V. led Mohamed Cam- nroudi of Tunisia across the finish line to win the Olympic 10.000 meter event on October II. S uter Trout I Yrfcomrd — Cosmonauts Konstantin Feoktistov. Col. Vladimir Komarov and l r. Boris Yegorov. left to right, waved to the crowd from an atlto during their greeting in Moscow on October 19. The trio had just returned from a Id-orbit lliglrt in space in the Vnkshod.” Change of Power—Alexei Kosygin. 60, left, and Leonid Brezhnev. '� 7. respectively, were named to be premier of the Soviet I nion and secretary of the Communist party on October I'� . I hey took over the posts vacated b the resig- nation of Nikita Khrushchev. Swampy Victory A group of Viet Cong prisoners sat quietly in Camau last Oc- tober while guarded b armed South Vietnamese troops. I he prisoners were among those captured during a major battle on the Camau peninsula. Reunions at the 11« — An East German mother embraced her West German chil- dren last November at the Heltnstcdt railway station after the border dividing East and West Germany was opened for the first time since 1961 for East Germans.