Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1966 volume:

world peace. Hit unprecedented, one-day vidi in the U.S. wav the culmination of plant by men of all faith . 7 Afia Sultry -President Johnson was photographed in a reclining chair at Bcthcsda Naval Hospital the day after hi gall bladder op- eration on October 8. lie conducted the work of hi office from his hospital room and his Texas ranch during his recuperation. 8 PrimA Stud nt—Charles Craig, 19-year-old freshman at Iowa uni- versity, demonstrated his criticism of draft-card burning incidents by displaying hi draft card on his jacket with the note: I'm a draft card carrying American and proud of it.” ()ur role in the Vietnamese war sparked the incidents. 9 Bltukc«I The glittering metropolis of New York City was thrusi into darkness on November 9 b a massive power failure affecting hundreds of miles along the eastern seaboard. City residents and commuters were stranded in offices, railroad and subway stations for hours before service was restored. The crippling condition was caused by a faulty relay at a Canadian generating station near Niagara Tails 10 fu Amtxusador—Arthur Goldberg was named I S. Ambassador to the United Nations by the President after the death of Ambassa- dor Adlai Stevenson on July 14 in l-ondon. Goldlx-rg was secretary of labor under President Kennedy and a US Supreme Court Justice when named to the U.N post 11 Siatthr-s Fashions Hold and contrasting blocks of color were the youthful fashion note of 1965. The eye-catching designs even ex- tended the length of campus stockings worn with the costumes. 12 Royalty n Vow—Princess Margaret and her husband, Iaxd Snowdon, arrived in New York on November 4 for a whirlwind tour of the U S. During their visit, they took time out for fun-filled activi- ties such as a ride on a cable car in Frisco and gala parties in Holly- wood and the nation's capital. The Class of 1966 Presents THE PILLAR MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MATAWAN, NEW JERSEY DEPARTURE The sun could not shine brighter Than it has these past four years: The years we've shared together With all our joys, with all our tears. As we travel to a new world Of decisions, hopes, and dreams. May we remember our dear Matawan And how much knowledge means. May the sun still shine upon us. And our knowledge be increased. May the hand of time still guide us Throughout eternity. ALMA MATER Hail. Alma Mater, of thee we sing. Our lifted voices your praises ring. We’ll cherish you and add to your fame; Always and ever we'll uphold your name. Though other thoughts may change with the time. Duty to you is formost in our minds. Down through the years winning honors anew. We'll all be loyal, Matawan. to you. Foreword Time does not stand still. In this yearbook we. the class of 1966. have attempted to show the passage of time during four years in our lives. Our senior year in high school has represented the culmination of learning for many of us. For others this year has been just the commencement of a great many more years of education. But. in any case, this is truly a year to be cherished by all. In the following pages we have set forth the high points of our high school careers. We have tried to incorporate in this book a cross section of all of our experiences. The memories of these days may soon be dimmed with the pas- sage of time, but they are inscribed in this book forever. Table of Contents Alma Mater Page 3 Foreword 4 Dedication 6 Administration 8 Guidance 10 Secretarial Staff 11 Faculty 12 Department Chairmen 24 Seniors 26 Who’s Who 62 Baby Pictures 68 Can You Imagine 72 Remember When 73 Senior Will 74 Junior-Senior Prom 76 Underclassmen 78 Boy’s Sports 92 Girls' Sports 106 Activities 110 Cafeteria and Custodial Staff 130 Epilogue 131 Board of Education 132 Advertisements 133 A Time Mr. Harvey LaTourette Rarely are such qualities as wit. firmness, and intellect so successfully combined in a person as they are in Mr. Harvey La Tourette. It is a great advantage to society when such a person happens to be an educator and our greater ad- vantage that he has for the last six years cho- sen Matawan Regional High School at which to share his knowledge with the youth of our com- munity. Harvey LaTourette graduated for Milburn high School. He received his B.A. and M.A. at Be- thany College. Bethany. West Virginia and has also attended Montclair State College and Ste- vens Institute of Techology. In September of 1959 he entered the science department at Ma- tawan High School as a teacher of chemistry. We are grateful for the patience and under- standing he has shown in instructing his stu- dents and for the wit and humor he so artfully weaves into daily activities. Thank you. Mr. La- Tourette. for your inspiration and guidance which will be forever instilled in memories of our high school years. 6 To Dedicate MR. CARL YOUNGMAN Any student who has had the good fortune to be assigned Mr. Car! Youngman as an instruc- tor, will acknowledge his unique brand of wit and make mention of his amiable personality which are so much a part of his classroom’s at- mosphere. Even more important than this is the quality of his intellect which has inspired our recognition and esteem. Mr. Youngman has always taken an interest and been extremely active in senior activities. He has served on the Student-Faculty Commit- tee and this year he has once more graciously consented to undertake the job of directing the Senior Class play. Carl Youngman received his B.S. and Ed.M. from Rutgers University. He has taught United States History and Seminar in Modern World History, in the past. This year he is also teaching Early World History. With great confidence we entrust the future classes of Matawan Regional High School into your very capable hands, and with pride and ap- preciation we. the Class of 1966. salute you. Mr. Carl Youngman. 7 A Time TO THE CLASS OF 1966: The sun has set on your past accomplishments. What you have accomplished at Matawan Re- gional High is important only in respect to what you are doing now and what you wish to accom- plish in the future. You have come a long way even in the short space of your years. Now is the time to review the past and to evaluate the future. What will be your role in the future? Wishing you the best of luck and may God be with you. Luther A. Foster Superintendent of Schools Luther A. Foster Superintendent of Schools Anthony J. Nuccio Assistant Superintendent of Schools 8 To Lead John V. Caracciolo Principal 9 Willaim C. Reiner Vice-Principal Thomas Stachura Vice-Principal V t Margaret Robertson Guidance Counselor Gunther K. Heyse Director of Guidance Guidance Department 10 Helen MacMillan Guidance Counselor Arthur Holder Guidance Counselor Mrs. Mildred Bennett Office Secretarial Staff Miss Carole Dominick Mrs. G. Mae Thorsen Mrs. Mildred Kortenhaus Miss Celeste Wenzel Secretary to the Superintendent Carlo Alongi Montclair State Coll., B.A. Teaches: Social Studies Advises: 7th grade Loretta Anderson Trenton State Coll.. B.S. Teaches: Typing, Steno, Secretarial Prac- tice Advises: Majorettes, Color Guard. Com mercial Club. Senior Class Gloria Antisell Montclair State Coll., A.B.. M.A. Teaches: Algebra. General Math Advises: Math Club Rita B lkin Indiana Univ.. B.S. Teaches: Science Michael Belgio Penn. State. B.S.: Seton Hall Univ.. M.S. Teaches: Social Studies Antoinette Bell Trenton State Coll.. B.S. Chairman: Mathematics Dept. Teaches: Math 10 Advises: F.T.A., Sen lor Class. Assembly Committee Richard Bennett Brown Univ.. A.8. Teaches: English, Read- ing Advises: Performing Arts. Audio-Visual Albert Benaquista Seton Hall Univ.. B.S. Teaches: General Science Elizabeth Benson Marywood Coll.. B.S. Teaches: Sewing Advises: Home Ec. Club Florence Bodziak Rider Coll.. B. Com. Ed, Teaches: Typing. Commercial Math Advises: Sophomore Class Leon Britton Murray State Coll.. B.S. Teaches: Health. Phys. Ed. Advises: Golf Club. Asst. Wrestling Coach Richard Carter Umv. of Pittsburgh. B.S. Teaches: Science Judith Copeland Univ. of Bridgeport. B.S. Teaches: Social Studies Advises: 8th Grade Class Belle Burke Hunter Coll.. A.8. Teaches: General Science Joseph Carnot Rutgers Umv.. Mon mouth Coll.. Newark State Coll.. N.Y.U. Coll.. B.A. Teaches: Spanish Advises: Spanish Club Clara Carver Rider Coll.. B.S. Teaches: Steno. Typing. Office Practice. Lawand Sales Donald Cotgreave Trenton State Coll.. B A Teaches: Shop. Mechan- ical Drawing Advises: Junior Class Anthony Crego Seton Hall Umv.. A.8. Teaches: Earth Science Advises: Audio-Visual Ralph Cutro St. Peter's Coll.. Umv. of Madrid. B.S. Teaches: Spanish Advises: Spanish Club Eugenia Czajkowski Douglass Coll.. B.A. Teaches: Geometry. Alge- bra. General Math Ca Mary D yer Me Savage Coll., Rutgers Univ.. B.S. I Teaches: Phys. Ed. Te Ad George Deitz Rutgers Univ.. B.S.. Ed. M. Teaches: U.S. History, Modern World History. Civics Advises: Varsity Baseball. J.V. Football. Varsity Club. Maryann Donlm Temple Univ.. B.S. Teaches: Typing Advises: Sophomore Class. Lois Davidson Alfred 'Univ.. Geneseo State Univ. Library School. Trenton State Coll. Gettys burg Coll.. A.B. Librarian Advises: Library Club. Junior Class. Helen Dolan Perth Amboy Hospital School of Nurs- ing, Jersey City State Coll Nurse Advises: American Junior Red Cross. Farrell Fand Jersey City State Coll.. Rutgers Univ.. B.A. Teaches: English. Reading Harvey Epstein Univ. of Michigan. A.B. N.Y.U.. M.A. Chairman: Social Studies Depart- ment Teaches: U.S. History. Early World History Advises: Student Council. Senior Class. John Evans Kings Coll.. B.A. Teaches: History Advises: History Club. Thomas Feehan Seton Hall Univ., B.S. Teaches: Business Math, Record Keep ing. J.B.T. James Fitzpatrick Mount Saint Mary's Coll.. B.S. Teaches: Math. Monroe Freeman Central State Coll.. B.A. Teaches: English. Reading. Hans Fleischer Temple Univ.. B.A.. Rutgers Univ.. Ed. M. Teaches: English Advises: Senior Class. Golf Coach. Bowling Coach. Robert Gold Monmouth Coll.. B.S. Teaches: Special Class. Lawrence Goldfarb Rutgers Univ.. A.B. Teaches: Math, William George Murray State Coll. B.S. Teaches: General Science Asst. Football Coach Duncan Hallock Univ. of Miami. B B.A. Teaches: American History. Civics. Patricia Grandmaison Plymouth State Coll.. B.Ed. Teaches: Health. Phys. Ed. Advises: Cheerleaders. Mary Hall Rutgers Univ.. N.Y.U. Montclair State Coll. Teaches: Math Advises: 7th Grade Class. Anne Hannah Royal Academy of Music. Royal Coll, of Music. Royal Scottish Academy. B.Ed.. M.A. Teaches: History of Music. Voice. Cho- rus Advises: Varsity Singers. Glee Club. Sandra Hansell Monmouth Coll. B.S. Teaches: General Science Advises: 8th Grade Class. c I Howard Heim Lycoming Coll.. 8.A. Teaches: General Science. Bertha Hyrne Monmouth College.. Rutgers Univ.. B.S. Teaches: Earth Science. Biology. John Heycr Syracuse Univ.. B.S. Chairman: Industrial Arts Ocpt. Teaches: Drafting Advises: Printing. Richard Holler Seton Hall Univ.. B.A.. M.A. Teaches: Latin. Eugene Jaczynski Univ. of Scranton. B.S Teaches: U.S. History Advises: Cross-Country. F E 1 t Dieter Johnson Eastern Kentucky State Coll.. B.A. Teaches: Phys. Ed. Advises: Freshman Basketball. Asst. Track Coach. Margaret Kerwm College Misericordia. B.S. Teaches: Biology. Chemis- try Advises: Junior Class. Girls' Varsity Basketball. Cheerleaders. Loretta Kennedy St. John's Univ.. B.A. Teaches: English. Reading Advises: Performing Arts Club. Michael Kolatis Univ. of Scranton. B.S Teaches: Biology. Practical Science Advises: Sophomore class. JoAnne Krestan Smith Coll.. B.A. Teaches: English. Benjamin Kurtz N.Y.U. City Coll.. Rutgers Univ.. Hamil- ton Coll.. 8.S. Chairman: Foreign Language Dept. Teaches: German. French Advises: German Club. William lawtor Seton Hall Univ.. B.S. Teaches: Math Advises: Yearbook Business Staff. Freshman Class. Asst. Baseball Coach. Varsity Wrestling Coach. Stanley Lachiewicz Monmouth Coll., B.S. Teaches: Social Studies Advises: 7th Grade Class. Harvey LaTourette Bethany Coll.. B.A. Teaches: Chemistry. Joan Lemaire Penn. State Univ., B.S. Teaches: English, Reading. Albert Levine Rider Coll.. B.S., Columbia Univ.. M.A. Chairman: Business Edu cation Dept. Teaches: Bookkeeping. James G. Long Univ. of Florida. Rutgers Univ.. A.B.. Ed.- M. Teaches: English. Speech Advises: Yearbook Editorial Staff- John Lynch Univ. of Scranton. B.A.. M.S. Teaches: English. F. Howard Lloyd, Jr. Rutgers Univ.. B.S.. M.Ed. Chairman: English Dept. Teaches: English Advises: Senior Trip. Bruce Mac Cutcheon East Stroudsburg State Coll.. B.S. Chairman: Physical Educa- tion Dept. Teaches: Health. F hys. Ed. Advises: Basketball Team. Asst. Football Coach. Irene Mackey Newark State Coll.. 8.A. Teachers: English. William Newman Univ. of Scranton. B.S. Teaches: English Advises: Football. Baseball. Patrick MaggiO St. Peter s Coll.. B.S.: N.Y.U., M.B.A. Teaches: Early World History. English Advises: Dante Club. Drama Workshop. 9th Grade Class. Rose Ann McCrohan Montclair State Coll.. B.A. Teaches: Spanish. English Advises: Spanish Club. Drama Club. Anthony McKenna Monmouth Coll.. B.S. Teaches: Physics. Elec- tronics. Basic Electricity Advises: Audio-Visual Club. Science Fair. Robert Mcseroll Obcrl.n Coll.. B.M.E.. M.M.E. Chairman: Music Dept. Teaches: Instrumental Music Advises: Dance Band. Marching Band. Nellie Noddings Montclair State. A.B.: Rutgers. M.A. Teachers: Geometry. Algebra. Senior Math Advises: College Board Preparation. Contest Math. Joseph Murray N.Y.U.. B.S. Teaches: J.B.T. Advises: Drama Club. School Store. Marilyn McCarron Good Counsel Coll.. B.A. Teaches: English. Speech Advises: Drama Workshop. Robert Miller Kutetown State Coll.. Tom pie Univ.. B.S. Teaches: English. David Oksen Monmouth Coll.. B.S. Teaches: Social Studies. Florence Ochs Douglass Coll.. B.S. Chairman: Fine Arts Department Teaches: Homemaking Advises: Home Ec. Club. Mary Oakley Wilson Coll.. Penn. State Univ.. B.A.. Elna-Marika Palango M.Ed. Pembroke Coll.. B.A. Chairman: Science Department Asst. Librarian. Teaches: Biology Advises: Biology Club. Science Fair. William Ohme Bucknell Univ,. A.B. Teaches: Art. Marie Panos Monmouth Coll.. B.S. Teaches: U.S. History. Modern World History Advises: History Club. Doris Perkins Montclair State Coll.. A.B.: Univ. of Montpellier. A.B. Teaches: French Advises: French Club. Performing Arts. Elaine Persson Penn. State Univ.. B.S. Teaches: Math. Franklin Pincus Trenton State Coll.. B.A. Teaches: Wood Shop. Mechanical Draw- ing. Rae Polanowski Hunter Coll.. A.B. Teaches: English Advises: Freshman Class. Barry Rizzo Univ. of North Carolina, B.A Teaches: Phys. Ed. Direc tor of Athletic Dept. Advises: Football. Track. Patricia Ann Rutter Goorgian Court Coll.. A.B. Teaches: French. En- glish Advises: Freshman Class. Drama Work- shop. French Club. Marion Roman Walter Rosenaucr St. Francis School of Nursing City Coll.. N.Y.. Columbia Univ.. Rutgers Nurse Univ.. N.Y.U.. B.B.S.. M.A. Advises: Future Nurses Club. Teaches: English. Creative Writing Advises: Senior Class. Mary Smith Ohio Wesleyan Univ.. B.A., Univ. of Tenn. Teaches: Home Economics Advises: Home Ec. Club. Jewell Seehaus Rutgers Univ.. B.A Teachers: English. Journalism Advises: Newspaper. Catherine Siddons Douglass Coll.. B.S. Teaches: Algebra. General Math Advises: Math Club. David Sarnecky Seton Hall Univ.. B.S. Teaches: English. Reading. John Shaw Monmouth Coll.. B.S. Teaches: English Advises: F.T.A.. Sophomore Class. Joan Soderlund Douglass Coll.. St. Mary's. Rutgers Univ.. Seton Hall Univ.. Monmouth Coll.. 8.F.A. Teaches: Art Advises: Art Club. Joseph Soviero Trenton State Coll.. B.A. Teaches: Phys. Ed. Helen Volk Savage School ot Phys. Ed.. Columbia Teaches: Phys. Ed.. Health. Driv ers Ed. Advises: Girls' Intramural Sports. Charles Weiss St. Peters Coll.. B.S. Teaches: Vocational Machine Shop. Christine Wroblewski Emmanuel Coll.. B.A. Teaches: English. Reading. Carolyn Tweed Susquehanna Univ.. B.A. Teaches: Math. John Weiser Seton Hall Univ.. B.A.. B.S. Teaches: English. Robert Weston Univ. of Denver. B of Ed. Teaches: Math. Harriet Zaslow Douglass Coll.. Temple Univ.. B.S. Teachos: English. Daniel Stankicwicz Univ. of Scranton. B.S. Teaches: Social Studies Advises: Football. Basketball. Carl Youngman Rutgers Univ., B.S.. Ed.M. Teaches: U.S. History. Seminar Early World History. Mr. Harvey Epstem Social Studies Mr. John Heyer Industrial Arts Mr. Benjamin Kurtz Foreign Language 'Jr Mrs. Antoinette Bell Mathematics Department Chairmen 24 Mr. Albert Levine 8usmess Education Mr. Robert Meseroll Music Mr. 8arry Rizzo Athletic Director Mr. Bruce MacCutcheon Physical Education Mrs. Florence Ochs Fine Arts 25 Mrs. Mary Oakley Science SENIORS Senior Class Officers 28 Secretary Patricia Dugan Treasurer Kathleen Gray Helen Alexander Helen Beautician Home Ec. Club 12. Sue Patricia Ann Almenas Pat Secretarial School National Honor Society 11.12; French Club 9.10.11.12: Art Club 9.10; Biology Club 10; Pillar Staff 12: H.R. Rep. 11: Commercial Club 12 Suzanne Marie Alla way Merchandizing Robert W. Allen Rob Business School Freshman panel: Science Club; Nominating Committee. For Everything There Is a Season . . . Ronald Artelli Ron Undecided Baseball 9.10: Coin Club 9.10; Biol- ogy Club 10: History Club 11; Track team 11. 29 and a Time for Every Barbara J. Balog Barb I.B.M. Future Nurse's Club 12: Drama Club 11. John 8arrasso Johnny B. College Football 9.19.11.12: Bowling 10.- 11.12; Basketball 9; Baseball 9.10: Pres.9: Student Council 9; Coin Club 10; History Club 11: Block M. Club 12: Councilman. Youth Gov't. Dayll. Mary-Ellen Barron Mary Waves A.V. Club 9: Biology Club 10: Span- .sh dub 11.12; Home Ec. Club 12; History Club 11. John L. Bellamy Little John Undecided Baseball 9: Intramural Basketball: Art Club 9. Sherry Lenore Best French Club 9.10.11: Spanish Club 11.12: Chorus 9. 8iology Club 10 Rosemarie Beuerle Rosie Airline Hostess Chorus 9.10.11.12; German Club 11.12: History Club 12; Drama Club 12. 30 Matter Under Heaven Anita Lynn Bitterle Enc College Student Council 9; Color Guard 11; Majorettes 12: Freshman girls per- sonality Club 9; Prom Committee 11; History Club 12. Charles Blair College J.V Baseball 10: Math Club 11.12: Math Tutor 11.12: Intramural Bowling 11.12. Thomas Blandford. Jr. Blandford Air Force Track: Cross-Country. Joseph Bolster Joscpy Barber History Club: Art Club; Track; Prom Committee 11. Paul Bornfriend Buzz College Intramural Bowling; Varsity Bowling Team; Varsity Singers: Baseball 9: All Shore Conterence Chorus: Math Club. Michael Bottari Mike College National Honor Society 11.12; Math Club 11. FVes. 12: Baseball: Band. William M. Bradley Bill College 31 Cathy June Brauer Smokey Beautician Library Club 12: Sewing Club 12; Basketball 12. Donald Brislin Little Briz Navy Carol Frances Brown Brown College National Honor Society 11.12: French Club 9. Treas. 10.11; Span- ish Club 10: Library Club 10. Pres. 11.12; Biology Club 10; Student Council Rep. 12; History Club ■ Treas. 11: Pillar Staff 12. Janice Ruth Brown J- College French Club 9.10.11.12; Library Club 9.10.11.12; Biology Club 10; Art Club 9.10; Prom Committee; H.R. Rep. 10.12; Sophomore May Queen. A Time To Work Brenda Mary Bugbee Bren College Future Nurses' Club 11.12; History Club 11.12: Chorus 10; Biology Club 9; Drama Club 10.11: Spanish Club 10.11: Pillar Staff 12. Carla Gloria Bunger Bung College Library Club 11.12: Home Ec. Club 12: Biology Club 10; History Club 11.12: Prom Committee. Student Council Representative; Dante Club 11.12. Richard F. 8unger Richie College Com Club: Printing Club: A.V. Club. 32 George Martin Butzko George Navy Baseball 9.11: Biology Club 10: Spanish Club 11.12: Pillar Staff 11.- 12. John Andrew Butzko, Jr. John Air Force National Honor Society 11.12; Biol- ogy Club 10; Basketball 9: Intra- mural Basketball 11,12. Emily Byrd “Tip Top College National Honor Society 11.12; Li- brary Club 10.11.12; Math Club 11: Spanish Club 10; Color Guard Co- Capt. 12; Volleyball Team; Pillar Staff 12: Chorus 10. William Patrick Campbell Camper College A.V. Club 9.10.11. Pres. 12; Bowling Team 12: Football 12; Intramural Basketball 12; Biology Club 10; Base- ball 9.10.12. and a Time To Play Sharon Jane Canzano Shar Business School French Club 9.10; Biology Club 10; Library Club 10.11.12; Home Ec. Club 12; Future Nurses Club 11.12. Anton J. Caracciok) Andy College Track; Band 9.10; Biology Club 10; Orchestra 9.10. Anthony F. Caracciolo Tony College Biology Club 10. Susan Marie Carlson Sue Nursing School Library Club 10.11; Biol- ogy Club 10; Welcoming Committee 9.10.11.12; Student Council: H.R. Rep. 9.10.11. 33 A Time To Dream Anton Chcrcpache College Math Club 11.12: Math Turoting 9.- 10.11: French Club 12: Glee Club 9: Service Club 9.10: Honor Society 9: Class Sing 10: Teacher s Aid 10. Sharon Carillo Car College Class Pres. 10.11: Biology Club 10; Spanish Club 10. 11; A.V. Club 10.11.12: Drama Club 10.11; Intra- mural Basketball 11.12. Richard E. Chevalier Chev Navy Jeanne Anne Ciaramelli Char College Hockey Varsity 10: 8asketball 10: Softball 10: Latin Club 9; History Club 11: F.T.A. 11,12: Intramurals 9; Sr.-Jr. Basketball game 11: Golf 11; Prom Committee 11; Future Nurses' Club 11. Margaret M. Clay Secretary Home Ec. Club Vice-Pres. 1 l.Pres. 12;HistoryClubl2. Jane Natalie Cohen Janie College Library Club 11.12; French Club 10.11.12: Spanish Club 10.11.12; Biology Club 10: Drama Club 10: Pillar Staff 12. Jeffrey Robert Coleridge Jeff College Block M. Sec. 12: Golf 11: Track 9.- 10: Basketball 9.10.11.12: Football 9; French Club 9; Biology Club 10. Kathleen J. Collins Kathie College Pillar Staff 11, Co-editor 12: Span- ish Club 10.11.12: Dante Club 11.- 12: Library Club 12; Folk Song Club 11: Biology Club 10: Drama Club 10.11; Drama Workshop 12; German Club 12; F.T.A 11.12: School paper 12: Math Club 12. 34 and a Time To Act John J. Conlon Jr. College A v. Club 10,11.12: Press Club 9.- 10.11.12: Radio Club 10.11. Eugene S. Constant Fuji College A.V. Club 10.11.12: Bowling Club 10.12: Bowling Team 10.12: Biolo- gy Club 10; Tennis Club 10.11,12: Tennis Team 11.12. Richard C. Dalfonzo Da If College Biology Club 10: Band 9. 10; Orchestra 9.10: Stu dent Council 10: F.T.A. 12: Class Vice Pres. 10. Victoria Lynn Dalzell Vicki Beauty Culture School French Club 9: A.V. Club 9: Bowling Club 9.10: Drama Club 10.- 11: Spanish Club 11.12: Art Club 12: Basketball 11.12; Varsity Sing- ers 11.12; Treasurer 11. Richard David Richie College Football 9.10.11.12: Baseball 9.10.- 11: German Club 9.10.11: Printing Club 11.12. Ronald F. DeNorscio Ron College Com Club 9; Band 9.10.- 11.12: Biology Club 10; Spanish Club 10.11: Histo ry Club 11.12 35 Kathleen A. Derechailo Kas Secretary A.V. Club 9; Drama Club 10.11: School Store 11.12; Commercial Club 12; Work Study Program 12. Sam Devaney College German Club 10.11: 8iology Club 10; History Club 11. John DeWitt J.D. Navy Art Club 10; History Club 10: Dra- ma Club 9; Stagecraft 9; Football 9. John Dobracki Jon Jon College Swimming Varsity 9.10; Swim Club 9,10; Cross-Country 12. A Time To Plant Michael Dolan Mike College National Honor Society 11. Pres. 12; Football 9.10.11. CoCapt. 12; Basketball 9,10.11.12; 8aseball 9: Track 11.12: Block M Club 10.11. Pres. 12: Boys' State; 8iology Club 10; Prom Committee 11. Charles W. Drydcn Thumper College A.V. Club 9.10.11.12; Lacrosse 9: Varsity Swimming 9: Wrestling 11; Pillar Staff 12: School paper photo assistant. Ruth Mary Lynn Dombrowski Ruthie Beautician Library Club 12. Patricia Dugan Pat College National Honor Society 11.12; Ma- jorettes 11. Co Capt. 12; Class Sec. 10.11.12: Girls' State 11; Chorus 9. 10.12: A Cappclia Choir 9: Varsity Singers 12; Prom Committee 11; Library Club 10.11.12: French Club 9.10.11.12; Biology Club Sec. 10; Drama Club 10: Intramurals 12; MathClubl 1;F.T.A. 1 1. Vice Pres. 12. 36 Barbara Ann Duvak Bobby Secretary Library Club 10.11,12: Home Ec. Club 12; Biology Club 10: Commer- cial Club 12: Prom Committee 11: Chorus 9.10; A Cappella Chorr 9. Joan Elena Eastmond Joan I.B.M. School School paper 12: Drama Club 10.- 11.12; A.V. Club 9: Chorus 9. Douglas Scott Edwards Dougie College Block M Club 11.12: Varsity Sing- ers 11.12: Baseball 9.10.11: Foot- ball 9.10.11.12: Basketball 9.10.- 11: Chorus 9.10.11.12. Linda Ann Elbrecht Linda College Biology Club 10: German Club 11.12: Home Ec. Club 11. Vice-Pres. 12: Art Club 10: Prom Committee 11: Basketball 11. and a Time To Harvest Katherine H. Ennis Kathy Secretary Future Nurses' Club 10.11.12; Home Ec. Club 12: Commercial Club 12. Karen Elaine Emley Emily College National Honor Society 11.12; Ger- man Club Vice-Pres. 11. Sec 12: Spanish Club 10.11: Tennis Club 10; Biology Club 10; Library Club 10.11,12; Math Club 11.12: Prom Committee 11: Coin Club 9. Paul E ovino Yogi College Biology Club 10: Block M Club 10.- 11.12; Student Council 9.10: Se- nior Rep. to Student Council 12; Class Vice-Pres. 12: Chorus sextet 9. Baseball 9.10,11.12; Football 9.- 10.11.12; Basketball Statistician 10.11.12. Penelope Ann Eremito Penny College French Club 9.11; History Club 11,12; F.T.A. 11.12; Prom Chairman 11; Intra mural Basketball 11; Intra- mural Cheerleader 9. 37 A Time To Laugh Elaine Garrett BeeBcc Interior Decorator Folk Song Club 10: A.V. Club 9: Biology Club 10; Home Ec. Club 11, 12: Future Nurse s Club 10.11.12; History Club 11; Bowling Club 11; Chorus 9.10.12. Deirdre Anne Fleming DceDee College Drama Club 10.12; Library Club 12; Home Ec. Club 11.12; History Club 11.12; Dante Club 12; Jr. Red Cross 9; H.R. Rep. 9. Deborah Inez Gardner National Honor Society 11. Vice Pres. 12; Math Club 11. VicePres. 12: A.V. Club 9: Bowling Club 9. 11; French Club 9.10.11.12: Bi- ology Club 10; Tennis Club 10; Library Club 10: Student Council Rep 10; H R. Rep. 9.11 History Club 11.12: Spanish Club 11,12: Folk Song Club 10: Drama Club 10.11; Prom Committee 11; School paper 12: Pillar Staff 12 Thomas Joseph Flynn Flynme College Football 9.10.11.12: Biology Club 10; Spanish Club 11.12: F rom Committee 11; Student Council Rep. 9. Kathleen M. Foyle Kath College National Honor Society 11.12; Stu- dent Council 9.11, Pres. 12; Class Pres. 9: Class Vice Pres. 11: Math Club 11.12: J.V. Cheerleader 11; Varsity Chccrlcading Co Capt. 12; Drama Club 9.10; Future Nurses Club 11.12; Prom Committee 11; Jr. Sr. Basketball Game. Mary J. Frank Sloopy Secretary Biology Club 10; Home Ec. Club 12; Pillar Staff 12. 8arbara Lynn Fritzmger Fritzi College National Honor Society 11. Sec 12: Math Club 11.12; Spanish Club 11; Varsity Singers 10.11.12: Biology Club 10: Com Club 9: A Cappella Choir 9. Library Club 10. Rene Gadmo Geba-Geba College Football 9; Math Club 10; History Club 11: Biology Club 10: H.R. Rep. 9. and a Time To Cry Judith Ann Gaunt Judy College A V. Club 9; Drama Club 10.11: Future Nurses' Club 12; School Store 11.12; Commercial Club 12: Work Study Program 12. Joan Marie Geist Bubbles Secretary Library Club 12. Stephen P. Giza Steve Navy Georgeanne Good rum Usa College Library Club 10.11.12; Tennis Club 10.11; Bowling Club 11.12; Future Nurses' Club 11.12: 8iology Club 10; Drama Club 11.12; Intramurals 12. Catherine Ann Graves Cathy College French Club 9.10; Spanish Club 10. 11: Library Club 10.12. Vice Pres. 11: Biology Club 10; Home Ec. Club 12; Junior Skit: 1st run- ncrup to Library Queen: School Pa- per 11; Pillar Staff 12; Home coming Queen 12. 39 Clifford M. Graviet Cliff College Biology Club 10: Spanish Club 11; History Club 12. Kathleen Dianne Gray Kathy Teaching Class Treas. 12: Major ettes 11.12; Library Club 11.12; A.V. Club Sec. 9; Drama Club 10.11.12; Sur- rogate. Youth Gov't. Day 11; Alternate. Citizenship Institute 11: School Store 11.12: 8� ology Club 10: Prom Committee 11: His- tory Club 11. Michael Gurnicz Mike Service Baseball 9.10.11.12: intra- mural Basketball 10.11.- 12. Edward Haddock Fish Service Bowling Club 11.12: Golf Club 11.- 12: Shop Club 9. Brad Art Club. Bradley Hagman Art School Judy Hagman Jue Marriage History Club; Journalism Club 11,- 12: Spanish Club: Biology Club 10. A Time To Spend Richard Hagman Rick Service Charles B. Hallock Car Mag Charlie College German Club 9.10.11; Folk SonR Club 10; Biology Club 10: History Club 11. Raymond Hammond Ray Service Track. Edward Harris Ed College Football 9.10.11.12; Track 9.10; Basketball 9.10.11. 40 I Leo Hams Football: Block M. Deborah Eileen Hawthorne Debbie IBM Vfisotry Club: Biology Club: Future Nurse's Club: Commercial Club. Tom Hedgepeth Tom Undecided H.R. Rep. 11: History Club 10. Charles Terrance Hedgepeth Terry Service Football. and a Time To Save Irene Henderson Renee School of Fashion Merchandising French Club 9.10: Biology Club Sec 10; Drama Club 10.11: Prom Committee 11: Commercial Club 12: History Club 11: Future Nurse's Club 11.12: Intramural Basketball 11: Pillar Staff 10.11. Florence Alyce Hickman Flossie Undecided A.V. Club: Spanish Club: Commer- cial Club. Lynda Holmes College Biology Club 10: Art Club 10: Jr. Red Cross 10: Folk Song Club 10; J.V. Cheerleader Capt 12: French Club 12. Cathy Anne Hopkins Kitt College History Club 9.10: German Club 9.11.12: Girl s Bas- ketball. 41 A Time To Seek Francis P. Hubert Frank Air Force A.V. Club 10.11.12. Janice Claire Hynes College Chorus 9,10.11.12; Folk Song Club 10.11; Band 10.11.12; Basketball 9.10.11.12: All State Chorus: All Shore Chorus 10.11; Varsity Cho- rus 10.11.12; Creative Writing Club Susan Infosino Sue College French Club 10.11.12: Biology Club 10: Folk Song Club 10: School Pa- per 9; Variety Staff 12. John Jamison Duke College Conrad Jackson Butch Service Football: Track: Block M Club. Richard Ingram Froggy College Basketball 9.11: Track 11: Brology Club 10: German Club 9.10. 42 and a Time To Find Linda Ann Johnson Lin College Chorus 9: H R. Rep. 9.10.11; Span- ish Club 10.11; F.T.A. 11. Pres. 12; Biology Club Treas. 10: Prom Com- mittee 11: History Oub 11: Pillar Staff 12. Joanne Jones Nursing School Home Ec. Club 12: Library Club 11,- 12: Chorus. Robert Kaeser 8ob Undecided Football 11. Pat;icia Lynn Kalieta Pat Beautician Tom Kegley Tom Service Lois Ann Kedrowski Kedsy College Color Guard 10; Majorettes 11.12: Library Club 9.10.11.12: Miss Li- brary 11; Spanish Club 10; Biology Club 10; H.R. Rep. 10; Student Council: Welcoming Committee 10.- 11.12; Tennis Club 11.12: School Paper 11.12; Prom Committee 11; Intramural Basketball 11.12; Bowl- ing Club 9: Chorus 12. Maureen Jeanette Kcnnedy. Moe Secretarial School Biology Club 10: Library Club; Future Nurses' Club. Maureen Marcella Kidzus Maureen College Varsity Cheerleader 12; Biology Club 10; French Club 9.10.11: Library Club 10.11.12; Drama Club 10; Varsity Singers 10.11.12; All Shore Chorus 11: N.J. Opera Festival 11; Coin Club 10; F.T.A. 11.12. Paul Knoeppel Service Marianne Kost Marianne College Library Club 10.11: Biology Club 10; Jr. Red Cross 9.10; H.R. Rep. 10; Majorettes 11.12; French Club 12. A Time To Succeed Barbara Ann Kuhns Barb College National Honor Society 11.- 12; Majorettes 11.12; Drum Majorette 12; Stu- dent Council 10.11. Treas. 12; French Club 9.10.11; Library Club 10.11.12; His- tory Club 11; Spanish Club 10.11.12; Biology Club 10; Girls' Citizenship Institute; Pillar Staff 12. Charles V. Kurica Charlie College Spanish Club 12; Biology Club 10. 11: Bowling Club 10.11.12: History Club 12; Tennis Club 12; Com Club 12: Intramural Basketball 10.11; Crosscountry 12. Barbara Anne Lancs College Drama Club 10: Math Club 11. Sec. 12; F.T.A. 11. Treas. 12: Leaders Club; Pillar Staff 12. Paul Langley Service Football 9.10: Basketball 9. 44 Patrick Lawtor Pat Chef Football 9.10: Track 9. Bruce R. Leinen Cousin Brucie College National Honor Society 11,- 12; Bowling Team 11; Guidance tutor 9.10. Bas- ketball 9; Baseball 9; Soft- ball 9. and a Time To Fail Barbara Jean Leary Bardie Nursing School Future Nurses' Club: Biology Club 10; Home Ec. Club. Noel S. Litchfield Litch College Baseball 9; Dramatics 10.11; Intra- mural Football 9.10.11: Bowling; Music and Arts Club. Candace June Lockwood Candy Business School H.R. Rep. 9: Library Club 9.10: Biology Club 10; Art Club 11.12; Prom Committee 11. Judy Anne Loeffler 8ooby Nursing School Future Nurses' Club. Cynthia M. Lovenberg Cmdy College Math Club 11. Treas. 12; Latin Club 10: Drama Club 9: Pillar Staff 12. 45 A Time for War Halina Made] Blondic Marriage Biology Club 10: Home Ec. Club 9.- 10.11.12. William lovero Bill Electronic School Football 9.10.11.12; Base ball 9.10. Mark James Maidment Marcus College Track 9.11; A.V. Club 12: Pillar Staff 11.12. Carol Lynn Mandeville College Majorettes 10.11. Capt. 12: Varsity Singers 11.12: Drama Club 9: Biol- ogy Ciub 10; French Club 9.10: Li- brary Club 9.10. Karen Ann Mastrodomenico Shorty College French Club 9.10; Home Ec. Club 11.12. John Matthews Jack Machinist Football 9; French Club 9; History Club 11. Geraldine Ellen Ann McGrath Gerry Nursing Spanish Club Vice-Pres. 11; Stu- dent Council Rep.; H R. Rep,; Fu- ture Nurses' Club. Lynda Dianne Michaud Meesh Secretary 46 and a Time for Peace Beth Anne Miller Beth Beautician Linda M. Misejc Gypsy I.8.M. J.V. Cheerleader 9: Home Ec. Club: Commercial Club Vice-Pres. John Joseph Montone Jack Service Track. Catherine Gloria Morrissey Katie College Latin Club 9.10; Basketball 9.10.- 11: Future Nurses' Club 11: Band 9.10; Majorettes 9.10.12. Carmella Ann Mucci Mooch Secretary Commercial Club 12. Carol Anna Murphy Carol Secretary 47 Gloria Jean Nappi Nipiola Secretary Library Club 11.12; Com mercial Club 12. Linda Joy Natelli Lynn College Color Guard 12; History Club 11; Prom Committee 11; French Club 9: Home Ec. Club 9; Biology.Club 10: Art Club 9.10. Susan Dorothea Nealis Sue College National Honor Society 11. Treas. 12: Library Club 10.11.12; Spanish Club 10.11.12: Future Nurses' Club 10.11. Pres. 12; Prom Committee 11: Student Council Rep.; French Club 9.10.11.12. A Time To Win Frances Nebus Fram Beautician Library Club 10.11.12: Art Club 10; School Paper 11. 12: Future Nurses' Club. Catherine Mary O'Donnell Cathy Medical Secretary Future Nurses' Club 11. Vice-Pres. 12; Spanish Club 12. Denis Thomas Nuccio Nuch College Football 9.10.11.12: Baseball 9.10.- 11; Golf 11; Basketball 9; History Club 11: Art Club 10. Jay Barry Okun College 8tok gy Club 10; Math Club 11.12: Baseball 9.10.11.12; Golf Club 11,- 12: Student Council Rep. 12; In- tramural Bowling 11.12; Pillar Staff 12; Bowling Team 12. 48 Margaret Ordyk Peggy Marriage Latin Club 9.10; Spanish Club 10; Civics Club 9. Joan Osipowitz Joani College National Honor Society 11.12: Col- or Guard 11. Majorettes 12. Prom Committee 11; Spanish Club Sec. 10.11.12: Art Club 10: French Club 9.10.11; Vice Pres. 12: Library Club 10. Sec. 11.12: Biology Club 10: Drama Club 9: F.T.A 12: Pillar Staff 9.12. Francisco Ortiz Poncho College Track 12: Cross-Country 12: Span ish Club 10: Dante Club 11.12: Block M Club 11.12. Irene Elizabeth Ottaway Cookie College F.T.A 11.12: Folk Song Club 9: Biology Club 10: Math Club 11.12: German Club 11. Pres. 12; Chorus 9.10.11.12: All-Shore Cho rus 10,11; N.J. State Op era Festival 11; Pillar Staff 11.12. and a Time To Lose Andr6 Pease Andre College Football 9.10.11.12: Tennis 10: Basketball 9.10.11.12; Baseball 9.- 10.11.12: Biology Club 10. John Edwin Paglionc Pag College Class Pres. 12; Basketball 9.10.11.- 12; Football 9.10.11. Capt. 12: Block M Club 10,11. Pres. 12; French Club 9: Biology Club 10: Track 10,11.12. Generosa Perdigao Gcnny Secretary French Club 9; Home Ec. Club 11,- 12. 49 A Time To Give Elaine Raffa lame Secretary A.V. Club 9; Commercial Club 12: Drama Club 10,11; Home Ec. Club. Russell Rangos Russ College National Honor Society 11,12: Biol- ogy Club 10: Band 9.10.11.12: History Club 11: A.V. Club 11: Math Club 11: Pillar Staff 12. Helen Ann Rasmussen College National Honor Society 11.- 12; Biology Club 10; Math Club 11.12; Science Sym- posium 11; Pillar Staff 12. Marilyn Rausch Mar College National Honor Society 11.12: Spanish Club 9.10.11; F T.A. 10.- 11.12: Science Club 9; Journalism Club 9; Debate Club 10: Math Club 11.12; Alternate to Girls’ State 11: Pillar Staff 11. Editor 12. Patricia Ann Redman Pat Secretary Drama Club 10. Library Club 10,- 11.12; Commercial Club 12. Judith Reede Judy Nursing German Club 11.12: History Club 11.12. 50 and a Time To Receive James W. Re«l Jim College Basketball 9.10.11.12; Football 11; Prom Committee 11. Thomas Renner ■•I College Biology Club 10; Spanish Club 10. 11; History Club 10.11. Gary E. Rieth Gary Special Forces Class VicePres. 9; Football 9.10,- 11.12: Track 9.10.11.12; German Club: Block M Club. Edmund Ryan Rhino Ser ice Football 10.11.12; Printing Club 11.12: 8lock M Club 11.12. Edna Sanders Ed Business School Biology Club 10: Home Ec. Club 11: Future Nurses' Club 11; Chorus 10. 51 Edward R. Schneider Snookie College Art Club 11,12; History Club 12; History Club 12; Prom Committee 11. Fred Shanahan FrcdFrog College Track 10.11; Cross country 11,12. Raymond Shanahan Univac College National Honor Society 11.12; Baseball 10.11: Math Club 12. Franklyn W. Shaw Duckle College Student Council Rep. 9.10.11: Spanish Club 10.11: Biology Club 10.11; Baseball 9.10.11; Football 9.10: Pillar StaM 12. A Time To Keep Silence David Shclbrick Dave Navy History Club 10; French Club 9; Wrestling 11. William Shortridgc Shorty College Baseball 9: Wrestling 11. 52 Charles E. Silvers Charlie College Football 9.10.11.12: Baseball 9.10.- 11.12: Basketball 9. Robert Skinner Skinny College Art Club 12: History Club 12; Prom Committee 11. David 8. Smith Smitty College Math Club 11.12; Track 9.10; Cross-Country 10.11: A.V. Club 9. 10.11. Donna I. Snyder Donna Secretary Commercial Club 12: Biol- ogy Club 10; 8owling Club. and a Time To Speak Leda Frances Spadaccim Nina College Dante Club Pres. 11. Pres. 12: Color Guard 12; Student Council 12; Spanish Club Trcas. 11,12: History Club 11.12: F.T.A, 11.12. Richard W. Spafford Duke Mechanic Baseball9; Basketball 10.11: History Club 11. Gail H. Stoddard Gail Business School Biology Club 10; H.R. Rep. 9.10. 11: Art Club Pres. 10.11; Junior Skit; Intramural Basketball 11; Spanish Club 10: Prom Committee 11; Chorus 10; Pillar Staff 12. Linda Jean Stramcro Lmda College Co-Capt. J.V. Cheerleader 11: Varsity Cheerleader 12; H R. Rep. 12; Prom Decora- tion Committee Chairman 11: Home Ec. Club 12: Li- braryClub 10,12. Trcas. 11: French Club 9.10; History Club 11: Biology Club 10: Pillar Staff 12. 53 A Time To Keep and Nicholas F. Strano Nick College French Club 9: Baseball 9; Football 9: Bowling 9. 10.11. Barbara S. Sviatko Kathie Lynn Swan Barb Secretary Swanie Marriage Library Club 10.11.12: Class Trcas. Home Ec. Club 11: Art Club 10. 10; German Club 9; Art Club 10; History Club 11: Biology Club 10. Ste en S. Testa Barney College Football 9.10.11.12: Track 9.10. 11.12; Block M Club 12. Spanish Club 10: A.V. Club 11.12: Biology Steven W. Tams Dinky College National Honor Society 11. 12: Sctence Symposium 11; Track 9: Cross-Country 10: Math Club 11.12. Club 10.11. James Vincent Thomas Buddy College Spanish Club 12. Jerry J. Thomas College Football 9.10; Wrestling 9: Student GoVt Day 11. 54 a Time To Cast Away; Carmella Tomasello Mel Beautician Chorus. Bob Robert D. Tommarazzo Undecided Jeffrey Tripp Uncle Trippeteli College Spanish Club 10; Biology Club 10; School Bowling League 11. Debra Sue Tucker Debby College Drama Club 10: Biology Club 10; F.T A 12; Franch Club 10.11.12; History Club 11; Drama Workshop 12; Scope Staff 9; Pasteur Eyes Staff 9: Journalism Club 9; Pillar Staff 11.12. Donna Beatrice Twyman Froggie Business School Cheerleader 10; Biology Club 10. Shirley Ann Underwood Shellanne Future Nurses' Club: Library Club: F.T.A.; Home Ec. Club; Chorus: Folk Song Club; Drama Club: Spanish Club; History Club; Biology Club. Andrea Ussery 55 Robert Ussery Smokey Service | i Valerie M. Valentien Val College J.V. Cheerleader 11: Varsity Cheer- leader 12: French Club 12; Biology Club 10: Folk Song Club 10; Jr. Red Cross 10: Chorus Club 9: G.A.A. 9. Migdalta Enid Vega Dolly Social Work A.V. Club 9; Drama Club 10.11.12: F.T.A. 11.12: Future Nurses' Club 12: Spanish Club Pres. 10.11.12; Journalism Club 12: French Club 9.10. A Time To Create Gregory Wallace Beefy College 8aseball: Student Council: Foot- ball. John Joseph Vena Johnny Beautician Francis A. Vida Frank College Cross country 9.11.12; Track 12. Robert D. Walling Bob Service Football 9.10: Baseball 9.10 56 I Theresa Lynn Walling Terry Nursing National Honor Society 11.12: Co capt. Color Guard 11: Majorettes 12: Library Club; H.R. Rep.; Com mumty Adult School Secretary. Pamela Washington Midget Medical Technologist J.V. Cheerleader: Varsity Cheer leader. Intramural Basketball: Fu- turc Nurses Club; Biology Club 10; French Club. Paulette Washington Lett© Business College Spanish Club 10; Future Nurses' Club 11.12: Drama Club 9; Intra- mural Basketball 11. David Wasscrstcm Dave College Thespians 11. and a Time To Destroy Peter J. Waters. Jr. Pete Art School Art Club. Alonzo Wathmgton College 57 Alphonso Wathmgton Undecided Football: Track. Leslie White Lcs College Girls' Intramural Basket- ball 10; Biology Club 10; History Club 12. A Time To Believe; Michael Wicderspiel Mike College Band 9.10.11: Pres. 12; Boeing 11.12. Baseball 9; French Club 12; Golf 11.12; Newspaper Staff 9: Pil- lar Staff 12. Robert Wicks Bob Machine Work Ann Marie Wiggins Ann College National Honor Society 11.12; Col- or Guard Capt. 10.11; Majorette Specialty Twirler. Treas. 12: Math Club 11; Spanish Club 11. Barbara Ann Williams Barb College National Honor Society 11.12: Li- brary Club 9.10,11.12: Future Nurses' Club 11.12: Prom Commit- tee 11; Drama Club 9; Spanish Club 10: History Club 11,12: H R Rep. 10; Biology Club 10. Cheryl Elizabeth Williams Cookie Nursing Intramural Basketball 11.- 12: Future Nurses' Club 11.12; Drama Club 10: Student Council Rep. 11: Biology Club 10: French Club 9.10; History Club 11; Library Club 11; Home Ec. Club 12; Pillar Staff 10. James Worth Jim Service Kenneth Williams Ken College Football 9: Baseball 9.10; Basket ball 9: Printing Club 11. Clara Lynn Wolverton Lynn College National Honor Society 11.12: J.V. Cheerleader 10: Varsity Cheer leader 11. Capt. 12; Library Club 9; History Club Vice-Pres. 11: Art Club 10: Student Council Vice-Pres. 12; Spanish Club 11.12: Student Council Rep. 10.11: Biology Club 10; French Club 9.10. Chorus 9: F T.A 11,12; Prom Committee 11: Pillar Staff Art Editor 12. and a Time To Doubt John R. Yuschak. Jr. Cool College Student Council Rep. 9. Edward Wyckoff Ed Service Suzan Renee Young Sue College Drama Club 10.11: Biology Club 10. Catherine Zaiaczkowski Cathy I.B.M. Thomas Zwoidinger Crow Work 59 A Time 60 You want something? Do the Freddie! To Laugh In memory of those who died waiting for the bell to ring. It HAS been a good year! Would you believe . . BATMAN? 6! No matter what shape your stomach is in!!! Have you considered Miami University? Who’s Who? BEST ALL AROUND STUDENTS Kathy Foyle. Mike Dolan MOST TALKATIVE Linda Stramero. Richie Bungcr DESPAIR OF FACULTY Linda Michaud. Greg Munning (not pictured) 63 DID MOST FOR THE SCHOOL Barbara Kuhns, John Conlon 64 WITTIEST Cheryl Williams. Charles Dryden 65 -J CUTEST COUPLE Janice Brown John Paghonc NICEST PERSONALITY Kathy Foyle Tommy Flynn MOST ORIGINAL Laura Cusak Pete Waters (not pictured) CLASS FLIRTS Donna Twyman Paul Eovino BEST DRESSED Lynn Wolverton John Dobracki 66 8EST DANCERS Debbie Hawthorne Conrad Jackson MOST POLITE Katie Morrissey Tommy Flynn BEST LOOKING Nina Spadaccmi Greg Wallace (not pictured) MOST SOPHISTICATED Rose Beuerle Greg Wallace (not pictured) 67 CLASS CLOWNS Gail Stoddard Wayne Jackson 'S.-K . . . Once Upon a Time . . . Page 68 Barbara Lanes Beth Miller Karen Emily Vicki Dalzell Irene Ottaway Kathie Collins Denis Nuccio Anton Cherapache Russ Rangos Cheryl Williams Rose Buerle Sue Young William Campbell Maureen Kennedy Pat Kalieta Betty Seibert Pat Dugan Mary Ellen Barron Candy Lockwood Debby Tucker Donna Decker Jim Reid Sharon Canzano Pat Almenas Sue Nealis Anita Bitterle Page 69 Pat Redman Sherry Best Marilyn Rausch Charlie Vena Donna Snyder Lynn Wolverton Karen Mastrodomenico Richie Dalfonzo Debby Gardner Kathy Derechailo Pete Waters Sue Carlson Kathy Gray Janice Brown Gail Stoddard Judy Loeffler Joan Osipowitz Cindy Lovenberg Cathy Graves Linda Straniero Kathy Foyle Carmella Mucci Jenny Perdigo Page 70 Linda Johnson Ann Wiggins Jay Okun Linda Natelli Pat Kalieta Carol Brown Helen Rasmussen Jane Cohen Jeanne Charamelli Anton Caracciolo Dolly Vega Carol Mandeville Susan Infonsino Nina Spadaccini Anthony Caracciolo Barbara Kuhns Penny Eremito Linda Elbrecht Barbara Fritzinger Robert Kierce Gladys Blanchard Joan Geist 7! Can You Imagine The school without us? Barbara B. with her natural hair color? Linda S. not talking? George A. without his “original” jokes? A trouble free Greg M.? Anton C without his questions? Donna T. talking softly? Mrs. Dwyer not yelling “zero”? Charlie D. with a funny joke? Raymond S. with a wrong answer? Betty S. with short fingernails? Jerry T. not being in a fight? Mrs. Volk not taking gym? L. W. not combing her hair? J. O. not writing letters to R. P.? Understanding Math XII? Greg Munning quiet? P. K. not lending money? No one going to the nurse? Mr. Rosenauer speechless? Mr. Fleischer telling a funny joke? Jeff C. without his hands in his pockets? Mr. Latourette without his zops, gnubies, and motorcycle? J. V. without a monogrammed sweater? Only one Vice-Principal? The cafeteria with gourmet food? Pete Waters with a crewcut? A Senior parking lot? Having good dances all year? Pam Washington 5'5”? Candy Lockwood able to see? Sue Carlson walking if she could ride? C. H. without magazines? Senior privileges? Cindy’s car not breaking down? Mr. Hallock not talking about Miami U. or showing home movies? Miss Panos being serious? F. C. T. a cheerleader? Cherly Williams quiet? Mrs. Anderson with culottes? Mr. Fleischer without a grin? L. S. without her pettipants hanging? Passing a physics test unsealed or even scaled? 72 Remember When? The Majorettes had the same uniforms two years in a row? We had square dancing lessons in gym class? Teddy Roosevelt visited Mr. Youngman's history classes? We had a sit-down, and we shall overcome”, and how we didn't? Mr. Lloyd taught us how to cheer at football games? We were freshmen? Mrs. Polanowski gave Paul E. a pass to the girl’s room? Certain people were caught playing hooky when they went to the beach? Mr. and Mrs. Maher taught at M.R.H.S.? The art class had a trip and it took three hours to get to New York? We had to be in school at 8:20? Susan C. got a pie in the face? Cathy Graves ironed her hair? We had tiddlywinks as a sport? Candy L. made believe she lost her contact lenses in the cafeteria? Penny E. was a good little bunny rabbit? There was a fight in the cafeteria on the first day of school? F. C. T. had a black eye? Betty S. had green hair? Mr. Hallock had zipper shoes? Patrick Lawlor tried to play Mr. Clean? The football team practiced on Mr. D’s baseball field? We paraded through Keyport without a permit? Carla B. lost her wrap around skirt? Mr. Stachura was a guidance counselor. The Pillar was red and white? We beat Keyport? The halls were not as crowded? We had 30 minute lunch periods? The evaluators came? Mr. Goetze taught here? We only went to the lockers when we were supposed to? The school was practically empty on religious days? The Seniors ate lunch together? We beat Manasquan in basketball? Last minute adjustments for the Prom were made? We had 45 minute periods? Mike B. and Mike W. were in the movie business? The Bat sign was on the ceiling in the physics room? Mr. Maher graphed” in three dimensions? M. D. forgot the Honor Society pledge at induction? 73 Last Will We. the Class of Sixty-six. being in the best of health, the sanest of mind, and having obtained the required amount of high school knowledge do hereby, on this day, in the year of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty-six. acknowledge this to be our Last Will and Testament. CAROL MURPHY wills to her sister, Maureen, the right to take gym once in a while. KATIE MORRISSEY wills her swinging Saturday nights to Barbara Cornell. CATHY GRAVES and KATHIE COLLINS will Mr. Carnot to some unsuspecting Spanish stu- dent. and the privileges we received so promptly in September to next year's seniors. KAREN MASTRO wills the ability to sneak past Mr. Reiner without a pass to her brother. Bob. and Vance H. HELEN ALEXANDER wills to Eileen Rosset her four years of fun and happiness in Matawan. CATHY BRAUER wills her seat in Mr. Hallock's civics room to any poor soul who wants it. BOB ANDREWS wills all his U.S. History II marks to James Lauro. BILL BRADLEY wills nothing to any underclassmen. PAUL LANGLEY wills to Luther Cruse another year in school. KAREN LAWLOR wills to Ethel Lawlor and Susan Scofield her old gym suit and ripped sneakers. PATRICK PHELAN wills his hair to Mr. Ohme. PATRICK LAWLOR wills the 14” lathe to James Lauro and Frankie Devino. PAT KALIETA wills all her old history notes to her brother. Leo. EDMOND RYAN wills the ••lovely” smell of the locker rooms to the oncoming Seniors. DOM SAKOWSKI wills to Captain Chris and the Crunchers the hope of having a band as good as The Jesters. GARY RIETH bequeaths to his brother. Brian, his track spikes and his ability to beat Billy Bond in the 100 yard dash and the 220 yard dash. DEIRDRE FLEMING wills to her sister. Jane, four years of first period gym. DAVE SHELBRICK leaves all of his hair to be divided among the bald members of the faculty. ELAINE RAFFA wills to her sister. Arlene, all the good times she had in secretarial practice. RAY SHANAHAN leaves all the traditional worries from the traditional tests to all students. WELDON SAMS leaves the school to all the Rah Rahs. BILL SHORTRIDGE leaves his Latin book to future Latin scholars. TOM RENNER leaves all his worries to Sue Bejar. FRANK SHAW wills Ed Jones the right to stand by Mr. Shaw’s room and watch the girls go by. CHARLIE SILVERS wills his four year old gym suit to whomever wants it. JIM REID wills the wonderfulness of the school to whomever can find it. GAIL STODDARD wills to Janice Negrin all her S.P.A.D.U.B.A. LINDA MISEJE wills a high school diploma to her sis- ter. Carol Ann. RICHARD BACHMAN wills all his ugly girlfriends to some needy person. JANICE BROWN wills to her sister, Ellen, her being President in Charge of Everything. LINDA JOHNSON wills to her twin brothers. Bobby and Lester, a great Senior year filled with wonder- ful memories. SHARON CANZANO wills J.D. to Donna Maniscalco and to Elaine Conway the ability to skip class and get caught. RUSSELL RANGOS wills five more years of blood, sweat and tears to his brother Nick. CAROL BROWN wills her slightly used passes to Ellen Brown. LYNN WOLVERTON wills her little black cheerleading book to next year's Varsity captain. IRENE HENDERSON wills to Brenda. Roxanne and Juanita her right and ability to skip class and not get caught. MARILYN RAUSCH wills the editorship to anyone who can take it. BARBARA KUHNS wills all the strenuous practices she sat through to next year’s Drum Majorette. LINDA STRANIERO wills to Colleen LaMura, Ellen Brown and Donna Agnoli the back seat of the cheerleading bus. SAM DEVANEY wills his spot in the Senior parking lot to any junior who can find it. JUMPING JOE TRAYNOR wills his knowledge of the Eatontown Driving Course to anyone who'll take it. JOAN EASTMOND leaves to Mary Nixon a bottle of Wate-on and a plastic quart container to drink it out of. LEO HARRIS wills to Faye Sanders his graduation ring. ANTHONY CARACCIOLO wills his marks in F. C. T.S class to his sister. Connie. KATHY GRAY leaves P. B. and M. N. the right to at- tend and throw those wild pajama parties. CHARLES VENA wills the school to all the younger Rah Rahs. JUDY REEDE wills the best of luck to all underclass- men. 74 and Testament LYNDA PIZZI wills to her brother. Dave, the sense to stay in school through laughter and pain. PAT DUGAN wills her black book to the next lucky Majorette Co-captain. FRANI NEBUS wills to her sister. Ronnie, all the fun in high school and all her excuses to get out of class. BETTY SIEBERT wills her ability to get into trouble to her cousins. Michele Harris and Sandy Loy. KAS DERECHAILO leaves her sister. Barbara and Janice Peterson the right to spend homeroom in the school store with Mr. Murray. CHARLES BLAIR wills 18 book reports to the juniors in Mr. Long's English class. ANITA BITTERLE leaves to Debbie Barbaza her holey gym sneakers and a great Senior year, if that is possible. BARBARA LANES wills to Sue B., Ruth J., Sue C.. and Bill W. a peaceful lunch period free from E. H. RICHARD SPAFFORD wills his two years of German to anybody who wants it. TOMMY FLYNN wills a crowd to Terri Joyce. Joan Durso. Terry McMahon and Sally Quinn. NICK STRANO wills his crest” to Carmen Cenamo. NINA SPADACCINI wills her ability to twirl an eight foot flag to Helen Cross. Barbara Herold. Sherri Lawlor and Sally Quinn. MARY FRANK wills her enthusiasm for book reports to Sharon Wyckoff — good luck. TONI HEDGEPETH wills her ability to get out of tests to Estelle Hamilton. DONNA SNYDER wills to Shirley Wallis the ambition to graduate from high school. JOAN OSIPOWITZ wills her ability to get away with writing letters in class to anyone in the class of '67 who needs it. LINDA NATELLI wills her colorguard flag and gun to any new Majorette. LYNDA HOLMES and VALERIE VALENTIEN will to Colette Trancy all the fun they had in Chemistry. KEN WILLIAMS wills his ability to not get caught to all undergraduates. JOAN GEIST wills all the good times in Period I histo- ry to her sister. Jean. JUDY GAUNT wills George Hausman and Mike Sioss the ability to have six people in one locker without getting caught. DOUGLAS EDWARDS wills his football shoes to Ran- dy Davis. DAVE WASSERSTEIN wills to his sister his ability in math. MAUREEN KIDZUS wills her hand-me-down saddle shoes to Chris Winters. FLOSSIE HICKMAN wills to Mike Hinton the ability to get along without Senior privileges. CHERYL WILLIAMS wills to Marilyn. Iris. Mary Jane and her sisters all her worn out books and her abili- ty to get along with all her teachers. CATHY HOPKINS wills Mike Grimaldi Richie for his 66-67 locker. MICHAEL WIEDERSPIEL wills his beautiful Straw band hat to Harvey R. IRENE OTTAWAY wills to her brothers. Tom and James, hard work, but fun in their high school years. GLADYS BLANCHARD wills her brother. Charles, all the fun of trying to dodge homework assignments. RICHIE DALFONZO wills his two-timing rights to John P. Collins. PETE WATERS wills his long hair and his boots to Tommy Waltz. JAY OKUN wills the stories he told at lunch to Mike Sioss. DOLLY VEGA wills Joe Vaccarelli anything he wants. RAY HAMMOND leaves machine shop ability to any- one who wants it. CONRAD JACKSON wills Cherry Curry his glass ring. FRANK VIOLA wills his athletic ability to Wayne Ed- wards. PAUL EOVINO wills a can of air freshener to next year's football team. GEORGE GIRAUD wills some new” jokes to Mr. Ep- stein. RICH INGRAM wills to his brother. Mike, all his crea- tive writing ability. STEVE TANIS leaves his parking space on Third Street to any student who has a Buick. MICHAEL DOLAN wills his football locker to C. J. JOHN DOBRAKI wills his surfboard to Greg Coleridge who needs one badly. JOE BOLSTER wills to Colleen LaMura a big party. RENE GADINO wills his wig to Mr. Hallock. ROBERT ALLEN wills to Gorden Street his ragged gym shorts and all the falls in football with them. JANICE HYNES wills her ability to do cartwheels in the halls to Lynn White and her French horn to her brave successor. EDDIE HARRIS wills to his sister, Gwen, his football helmet. BARBARA LEARY wills to her brother. George, her ability to skip study hall without getting caught. JOHN MATTHEWS leaves to B. L. an 11 lathe. LOIS KEDROWSKI wills her honored place on the Ma- jorette Squad to some unknowing underclassman and her baton to Barbara Herold. 75 Prom For weeks v e had been waiting in anticipation of this very evening. At times v e felt that June 4th. would never come. But after what seemed like years had passed and endless preparations had been completed we realized that the time was but a few hours away; our prom night had finally arrived. It was about 9:30 when we stepped from our car in front of the Sea Girt Inn. Spotlights illuminating the cresent drive announced the very special event that was taking place within. The theme of the prom was Sayonara and the hall had been decorated with a pretty arrange- ment of fans, flowers, and parasols. In the front of the room a foun- tain was surrounded by roses. Oriental statues augmented the exotic atmosphere. At about 10:30. dinner was served. During the meal there was a floor show which provided us with delightful entertainment. Now. everyone anxiously awaited the highlight of the evening — the Grand March. At 12:30 the March for the Prince and Princess began. We were chatting nervously and trying to anticipate the judges’ decision. Final- ly the announcement was made that Kathleen Foyle and Michael Do- lan had been selected Princess and Prince. Gail Stoddard and Jeffrey Buchner were chosen as first attendants while second attendants were Susan Carlson and Thomas Flynn. Michael Dolan. Kathleen Foyle Jeffrey 8uckncr. Gail Stoddard. Kathleen Foyle. Michael Dolan. Susan Carlson. Thomas Flynn. Night — ’65 Rodney Franklin, Jacqueline Duhigg. Robert Testmo. Dorothy Smith. Jacqueline Duhigg. Rodney Franklin. Mary Centimolo. George Mangenet. The seniors must have been as excited during their March as we had been during ours. The judges selected Jacqueline Duhigg and Rodney Franklin as Queen and King. Their first attendants were Mary Centimole and George Mangenet. Do- rothy Smith and Robert Testino were second attendants. For a moment we thought of all the labor that the prom committee and its co-chairmen. Penny Eremito and Domin- ick Sakowski. had put into this affair to make it one of the most memorable in our lives. In the span of that precious moment the clock struck two, putting an end to our en- chanted evening. The event that we had waited for so pa tiently and for so long had vanished from time, though locked in our hearts and memories forever. V Craig McKeen President Michael S oss Vice President Homeroom 19 Mr. Weiss Robert Aber. Zane Anson. William Bond. Larry Broughton. Frank Dcvmo, James Lauro. Robert Longette. Joseph Nuccio. Joseph Siano. Alan Silva. Joseph Vaccarelli. James Williams. Inge Wolf Secretary Susanna Bejar Treasurer Homeroom 78 Mrs. Perkins Harry Abrams. Patricia Adrian. Donna Agnoli. Robert Alston. Wallace Armour. Leatha Mae Bacon. James Balint. Deborah Barbaza. Robert John Barber. Peter Barkauski. Lynn Sandra Barry. Patricia Baumann. Susanna Bejar. Paul Benyola. Rosemary Blanford. Gail Blankley. Cheryl Bordeau. William Born. Mary E. Brady. Fred Braurer. Dennis J. Brown. Ellen Brown. Scott James Brown. Marie Brezmak. Susan Bugbee. Joann Bumbico. Robert Burgee. John Burket. John Caliendo. Homeroom 80 Miss Mackey Lorraine Cameron, Margaret Cannin. Nina Carlson. Sandra Carman. Theodore Carrillo. Eugene CaufiokJ. Ronald Causby. Carole Celentano. Elaine Charlsen. Steven Chernet. Elissa Cherney. Karen Christinat. Douglas Clifton. William Collins. Kathleen Conley. Patricia Conlon. Christine Connors. Elaine Conway. Michael Corbitt. Barbara Cornell. Bonnie Creasy. Helen Ruth Cross. Luther Cruse. Jr., Lorraine D'Aloia. Dominick DiAngelo. Michael Davis. F hyll� s Rhonda Davis. Philip De Nardo. Clara Dereschailo. Homeroom 82 Feehan Sidney Drake. Dennis Druzbik. Joan Durso. David Edwards. Richard Eisenbeis. James Enterlme. Phyllis Eovino. Roseanne Eremito. Arthur Fagan. Russell Farr. Edward Farrell. Melvin Fenn. Ronald Fieros, Ste- phen Fisher. Laurie Folk. Betty Lou Fischer. Marguerite Fox. Wayne Fread. Nancy Lee Frederick. Michael Futch. Kevin Gallagher. Joyce Garrett. Kevin Gerien. Karen Getshall. Bruna Giasai, Ronald Gissubel. Ralf Globmski, JoAnn Gluck. Gladys. Goodrum. Ronald Grakas. 80 Class of 1967 Homeroom 84 Donlin Michael Grant. David Green. Kenneth Green. Michael Grimaldi. Susan Groves. Patricia Hall. Carol Hamilton. Glenn Hamilton. Mary Ellen Hammond. Douglas Hanna. Gwendolyn Harris. Linda Hart. Betty Hathaway. George Hausmann. Lawrence Heit. Sheryl Hensler. Barbara Harold. Patricia Louise Meyer. James Hierspiel. Linda Hjortland. Jen- nifer Hoolihan. Jeremiah Hourihan. Vincent Infosino. Adele Insley. Craig Jackson. Betty Lynn Jeffrey. Charles Jameson. Homeroom 86 Bodziak Lester Johnson. Robert Johnson. Edmund Jones. Sharon E. Jones. Jerrold Joseph. Teresa Joyce. Thomas Kaclm. John Katon. Kristine Kauppi. William Keegan. Margaret Kerek. Penelope Kierce. Barbara King. Dennis Kolakowski. Gary Kravitz. Ellen Krufka. Karen Kuzem- chak. Elizabeth LaFragola. Colleen LaMura. Gloria Lederer. Kathleen Lehn. Steven Levenson. Kathleen Lewis, Patricia Lewis. Donna Lisac- chi. Margaret Longette. Cheryl MacFee. Philip Machado. Homeroom 87 Carver Stanley Made). Richard Main. Robert Malkmus. Nancy Maloney. Daniel Mancini. Donna Maniscalco. David Manville. Linda Marinelli. Ronald Marley. James Marsh. Steve Marz. Catherine MacAndrews. Craig Me- Keen. Kathleen McDougall. Doris McKinney. Theresa McMahon. James McNamara. David Memertzhagen. Carol Michaud. Ellen Miller. Diana Mills. Charles Moroney. Charles Morse. Burnetta Motley. Geanetta Mot- ley. Gail Mowell. Maureen Murphy. Judith Myers. Karen Navan. Es- ther. Nebus. Mary Ann Nemcik. Homeroom 88 Anderson Mary Nixon. Leonard Nowacki. Eileen O'Brien. Helen O'Brien. Vivien Owens. Kathy Parigian. George Patania. Richard Patton. Wendy Pierce. Susan Perkins. Charles Pekar. Raymond Perez. Roberta Pe- trisky. Ivan Popov. Linda Porter, Joan Pulver. Cornelia Putnam. Sally Quinn. Susan Quinn. James Raffa. Harlan Rausch, Kenneth Raynis. Loretta Reid. Marcia Richmond. Linda Riffkm. James Riordon. Domin- ick Rizzo. Bernadette Ross. Homeroom 91 Sechaus Barbara Sadowski. Leslie Salerno. Glenda Salley. Lloyd Saltonstall. Linda Savio. Susan Schimpf. Kathy Scholtz. Stephen Schour. Joescph Schwaerzli. Ellen Schwartz. Howard Selinger. Judy Shepherd. Leroy Sickels. Adrianne Simon. Michael Sioss. Craig Skeltis. Carolyn Smith. Kelly Smith. Lois Ann Smith. Linda Snyder. William Speed. Marilyn Starks. Douglas Stocker. Gordon Straut. Melodee Stubbs. Beverly Thomsen. Floretta Thornton. Kenneth Thorsen. Antoinette Tomasello. Linda Trautman. Homeroom 93 Newman Donald Trembly. Robert Truair, Judith Tucker. Toni Underwood. Louis Vargas. Barbara Vena. Sharon Vena. Marie Viscaglia, Scott Volk. Sharon Wallace. Gary Walsh. Joseph Walsh. William Wanca. Ann Jo Wasserstem. Mary J. Wathmgton. Priscilla Watson. Jeffrey Weisenburg er. Steven Weiss. Lynn White. Rosemarie White. Judith Wicks. Allan Wilks. Marianne Wilkes. Kenneth F. Williams. John Wilson. Ingebor Wolf. Lois Wood. Sharon Wycoff. Elaine Zebrowski. Dolores Zelcskc. Charles Zimmer. Harictlc 8aumen Secretary Nadine Gerson Treasurer Homeroom 28 McCrohan: John Sacconc. Robert Sacitowski. Lawrence Sal erno. Marcella Salvatore. Franklin Schaufele. Florence Shindler. Robert Schneider. Michael Schour. Mark Schwartz. Jane Schweitzer. Susan Scofield. William Seber. Patricia Senk. Catherine Shambtey. Larry Shaw. Shelley Shoemaker. Steven Sinsheimer. Kathleen Slattery. Alan Smith. Frances Smith. Kathleen Smith. Frank Snyder. Glenn Snyder. Dianne Sohn. Bonnie Solan. Joan Speed, Linda Stein. Larry Stiles. Fredencka. Sturt. Audrey Sutherland. Cecelia Sweet. Robert Sydorko. Linda Tanis. Darnell Lemuel Taylor. Homeroom 30 Hyrne: Linda Thomas. Susan Thornhill, Angelina Tomasdlo Michael Tomasello. George Tormay. Elizabeth Trahim. Peter Troncone Nancy Tucker. Carol Tyska. Hillary Urban. Maria Valanzano. Mary Valan zano. Emmy Van Exter. Dian Van Glahn. John Vargas. Thomas Walker Shirley Wallis, Thomas Waltz. Barry Ward. Curtis Washington. Larry Wat tenberg. Montgoermy Weaver. David Wexler. Lucy Williams. Sheila Wills John Wilson. Christine Winters. Irene Wood. Shirley Wcllcn. Wayne 2am bor, Jennifer Zak. Christine Zebrowski. Constance Zeleske. Homeroom 108 Hallock: Douglas Adam. Nancy Adamkowski. Diana Ad- ams. Giida Agnoii. Ronald Aibanese. Patricia Allen. James Alston. Jerome Amadio. Denise Ansiaux. Victor Armellino. June Artelli. Robert Bailin. Sharon Baldwin. Mary Balune. James Banafato. Galen Barr. Patrick Bar rett. George Garron. Harncttc Bauman. Susan Beam. Christine Beau- mont. Nancy Bedle. Ralph Bedle. Peter Bentley. Helen Bienkowski. Mi chael Biscoff. Peter Bldweiss. Jerome Blum. Judith Bol. Patricia Bolster. Philip Bond. Brenda Bonner Homeroom 110 Kerwin: Megan Bonnet. Deborah Bopp. Peter Bowman. Frances Boyle. George Boynton. Margaret Brady. Dianne Brislin. Alcema Brown. Frank Brown. Jesse Brown. JoAnne Brzezmak. Frank Bucco. Rob ert Bucco. Susan Buchner. Judith Butzko. June Cahill. Helena Callendar. George Carey. Cheryl Carter. Nancy Caruso. Ralph Caruso. Pamela Caus by. Susan Cawood, Henry Chevalier. Kathleen Chewey. Lauren Chirco. Christine Chomic. Dane Christinat. Richard Clay. Robert Clay. John Cole. Gregory Coleridge. John Patrick Collins. Class of 1968 Homeroom 111 LaTourette: Joseph Conrad. Lynda Conrad. Clifford Cook Catherine Coughlin. Anthony Craparo. Karin Crine. Ellon Culpepper Jayne Cunliffe. Ruth Curtis. James Daloia. Edward Daly. Josephine D' Apolito. Randolph Davis. William Davis. Carolyn OeBeVoise. Pauline De laney. Debra Dell. Robert Devino. Jacqueline DeWitt. Wendy Dolan, Thom as Dunphy, Howard Edclstein. LoRaync Edwards. Wayne Edwards Deanrve Eisenberg. Alice Ellison. Patricia Everhard. Roseann Everhard Dorothy Faas. Homeroom 112 Kolatis: Beverly Farrell. Monica Fcncik. Daniel Ficux. Rob ert Fletcher. Beth Forman. Dianne Foyle. Colette Francy. Richard Frazier. Johnie Fredericks. Elizabeth French. Steven Friedman. Danny Leon Gar- rett. Charles Geran. Brian Gerien. Linda Gerlufsen. Nadine Gerscn. Oar lene Giblock. Anthony Giugliano. Karen Goedel. Minnie Goolsby. Donna Gorneau. Karen Grady. Julius Granato. Betty Ann Gregory, Gary Gurnicz. Fisher Hall. Susan Hall. Mary Hallarin. Candice Hamstra. Christine Ham mond. Juanita Harris. Sherry Hallstrom. Thomas Howard Henderson Homeroom 113 Britton: Jeffrey Herb. Brian Hibbs. Diane Hildebrante. Candace Hill. Michael Hinton. Linda Hoolihan. Elizabeth Hopkins. Chris- topher Hoolihan. James Hourihan. James Howard. Jimmie Lee Howard. Barbara Hunley. Betty Lou Hunter. John Hunter, Eugene Hyman. Vance Hyman. James Hynes. Karen Isaksen. John Jackson, Remhard Jaenisch. Mark Johnson. William Joloff. JoAnn Jouvin. Susan Joyce. Ruth Jurman. Andrew Kabana. Marian Kacirek. Leo Kaliata. William Kearns. Geoffrey Kiah, Kenneth Kirchner. Steven Klein. Homeroom 114 McKenna: Darlyn Koch. Norman Kramer. Dorothy Krauss. Theresa Krochmaluk. John Kuzma. Donna Lamura. Douglas Langbem, Nancy Larkin, Joseph Larsen. Foster Lassen. Chen Lawlor. Ethel Lawlor. Robert Leifeste. Joseph Leonardo. Linda Lato. Linda Levine. Frank Lewis. Johnny Lee Lewis. Henry Liechtenstein. Jeffrey Lin. Maryann Little. Stev- en Long. Joseph Lovero. James McAvoy. Judith Magee. Richard Majewski. Walter Malone. John Malysa. Charles Marsh. Jacqueline Marsh. Homeroom 115 Sodertund: Henry Walter Martin. Joseph Martuco. Susan Marvel. John Masiello. Richard Matthews. Anne Mayer. Dorothy McCrea. Nancy McDougall. Roxanne McGraw. Wilbert McKinney. Susan McNulty. Anne Meisner. Geoffrey Melvin. Martha Miller. Maureen Mitchell. John Moore. Deborah Moran. Phyllis Morcski. Susan Morey. Jeffrey Morey. George Morgan. Kathy Moroney. Sharon Mowed. Kathleen Muller. John Mundy. JoAnna Nebus. Janice Negrin. JoAnne Nelson. Sheryl Newman. Gregory Nicholson, Glenn Olsen. Steven Orbach. Ediberto Ortez. Modesto Ortez. Homeroom 117 Ohme: Thomas Pantaleo. Worsdcl! Pearson. Laura Peter- son. Michael Phelan, Margaret Philips. Charles Pickier. Patricia Pocsaji. Seymour Pond. Harold Potosky. Eileen Pouzenc. Thomas F utnam. Joseph Raccuia. Barbara Rappaport. Nancy Ratcliffe. George Raymond. Mari- anne Raymond. Billie Jean Reed. Scarlett Reeves. Alan Richards. Alice Robbins. Thomas Rose. John Roselto. Lynn Rosenberg. Harvey Rosen stock. Eileen Rosset. Vernon Rossin, Barry Rothman. Nolan Rufus. Donald Russell. Tyran Russell. William Ryder. A. Spielman. pres.: R. Brown, sec.: J. Vena, treas.; L. Emley. v.p. Homeroom 13 Mrs. Hannah Lynn Crawford. Cary Creasy. Christine Crine. James Culpepper. Cherry Curry. Theodora Daloia. Steven Dalzeil. Joanne Davis. Madalme Davis. Raymond Davis. Dianne Dawidowicz, Robert Denver. Barbara Derfr chailo. Michele Dessimoz. Deborah Dolan. Frank Doyle. James Dris coll. Dorothy Druzbik. Ralph Duncan. Theresa Dzurme. Evelyn Ehlers. Helaine Eiscnberg. John Enerson. Lane Emley. Delores Esposito. Hen- ry Eposito. Lois Farren. Robert Fencik. Elaine Flannry. Homeroom 17 Mr. Cotgreave George Fox. Patrick Foyle. John Frazier, Deborah Fread. Melvin Freder- icks. Susan Fredericks. Deborah French. Patricia Fries. Michael Futch. Lawrence Gallagher. Robert Gallagher. Mark Gates. Annetta Garber. Carlos Garcia. Bruce Gardner. Laura Gardner. Lynn Gardner. Barbara Garrett. Ins Garrett. Leon Garrett. Gabriella Gasi. Homeroom 32 Mr. Benaquista Sonja Aamont. Gerald Albanesc. Lorraine Alleksiak. Alan Alexis. Willie Allison. Janette Amerio. Joyce Andrews. Judith Andrews. Linda Artelli. Louise Asseng. Christina Baer. Catherine Baker. Randolph Barrett. Charles Belgio. John Belgio. Andrew Bellamy. Steve Bellamy. George Bennter. Kathleen Beiyola. Edward Black. Charles Blanchard. Keith Born. Karen Bottari. Theresa Brooksbank. Patricia Brown. Richard Brown. Ronald Bucco, Stephen 8uchner, William Buck. Homeroom 34. Mr. Carnot John Budzash. David Burket. Elizabeth Busse. Betty Byrd. Mallory Cal- lison. William Callison. Concetta Carocciolo. Pat Carmichael. Raymond Carroll. Burrell Cate. Beverly Causby. Carmen Centimole, Carol Cham berlam. Pauline Chase. Irene Cherry. Scott Cholewa. Tom Cholewa, Roxanne Clay. Larry Clifton. Susan Collins. Kevin Coolopy. Pat Conley. Jim Connelly. Edward Cooper. Faith Corman. Pat Coughlin. 8ill Coughlin. Don Crapts. Cafeteria 4 Mr. Soviero Janice Peterson. Louise Peterson. Larry Petrisky. David Petrosky. Dar- lene Pharo. Allan Picaricllo. Charles Pickier. Kenneth Piland. Barbara Pordy. Carmine Raffa. Christine Ramko, Robert Redman. Barbara Reed. David Ridenouer. Brian Rieth. George Riordan. Howard Rippel. James Rivero. David Roberts. Eric Rosen. Richard Rosenblatt. Paralee Rufus. Constance Russell. John Sadowski, Louise Salerno. Barbara Salmon. William Samaha. Gwendolyn Sanders. Ronald Sanders. Wil ham Sandford, John Savitsky. Clara Sealcione. Judith Shafto. Class of 1969 Cafeteria 5 Mr. Johnson Irene Shanahan. Raymond She!brick. Joan Shepherd. Earl Stddons. Lenore Stivers. Henry Sitzman. Thomas Sliker. Barbara Smith. Con- stance Smith. Linda Smith. Lorraine Sokalski. Minnie Soloman. Wil- liam Spafford. Alan Spielman, Patricia Spooner. Anna Staikos. Alan Stark. Kathleen Stegner. Garry Sterns. John Sweat. John Syzarto. Faye Taylor. Randi Teres. Michael Testa. Russell Thomas. Sandra Thomsen. Richard Thornhill. Terry Tobin. Lynn Tomasello. Allen Trembley. Carol Tremper. Theresa Turk. Vincent Twyman. Hazel Underwood. Cafeteria 6 Miss Rutter Harvey Van. Thomas Vance. Alexander Vas. Jill Vena. Mary Vena. Car lo Vinci. James Viola. Carol Vopclius. Marlene Waitt. Nancy Walker. David Walling. Patricia Wathmgton. Christine Watson. William Wat son. Kathleen Watson. Barbara Weiss. Kathleen Weldon, John White. Walter White, Nancy Wiggett. Maureen Wiggins. James Wilkinson. Beverly Williams. Gary Wilson. James Wojcik. Henry Wojtiwicz. William Wood. Edward Wright. Barbara Wyckoff. Ronald Zdumak. Karen Zicff. Joseph Zweidlinger. ■ Cafeteria 1 Miss Panos Carol Hospador. Douglas Hudson. 8cvcrly Hunley. Samuel Hyman. Mary Lucy Infosino. Michael Ingram. Victor Ingram. John Jackson. Russell Jannaronc. Claire Janlhor. Leon Jaworski. Mattie Jeter. Virgin ia Joaquin. Edward Johnson. Jacquelyn Johnson. Russell Johnson. Whit Jones. William Jordon. John Jurewicz. Jeanne Karmewski. Elaine Karyczak. Karen Kedrowski. Kcvcn Kiah. Barbara King. Julie King. Carl Knoeppel. John Knobus. John Komsh. Lynne Kortenhaus. Edward Kost. Cafeteria 2 Mr. Shaw Fred Kramer. Lloyd Kronitz, Anita Labazzo. Carol Lackovich. Patricia LaFragola. Judy Langbem. Russell Langbein. George Leary. Janice Leto. Neil Levine. John Lewis. William Uegel. Daryl Londncr. Berna- dette Longette. Patrick Longo. Rebecca Lorberfield. Carol Lovenberg. Gary Lowell. Sandra Loy. Karen Lund. James Luttgens. Sharon Maid- ment. Elizabeth Mam. Joanne Mancini. Stephen Manley. Joseph Ma- rino. Robert Marley. Debra Marshall. Nora Martin. Joyce Massaros. Cafeteria 3 Mr. Pincus Sally Mathewson. Susan Mathewson. Theodore Matthews. Patricia Me- Knight. Kathryn McMahon. Jane McNamara. Nancy Medwick. Linda Messerschmidt. David Miller. Kenneth Moelius. Maureen Montone. Mi- chael Monzio. Douglas Moreley. Patricia Moses. Veronica Nebus. De- borah Nelson. Mary Nelson. Anita Nicklas. Michael Nigro. Laura Nod- dings. James O'Donnell. Susan O'Sgea. Thomas Ottoway. Diane Papa. Lois Papa. Louis Papa. Dennis Parsick, Althea Pearce. Edward Pear son. Homeroom 67 Mr. Holler Edward Giblock. Sandra Gilmour. Colecn Gleason. Gary Gluck. Glen Goldman. Eric Gordon. Diane Gorneau. Elizabeth Grad. Richard Grande. Johnine Granger. JoAnn Gregory. Philip Grimaldi. Robert Grohe. Hazel Gutridge. Wayne Hagman. William Hall. Eleanor Hamil- ton. Robert Hanna. Barbara Hargrove. Michele Harris. Stanley Harris. James Harrison. Linda Hartley. Joseph Hasemann, Eleanor Haskins. Kenneth Haspel. Johanna Henderson. Steven Hetrick. Robert Heyer. Dianne Hierspiel. Barbara Higgins. Brenda Holmes. Joanne Holmes. William Horton. Class 86 of 1970 Class 88 of 1971 89 A Time To 90 Be Underclassmen 91 SPORTS -—� r HE I SECONDS '1 Go Huskies Go! Pictured below is our team. To us they are the GREAT- EST! This was a rebuilding year which made it almost inevita- ble that the Huskies would be out-manned, though never out fought in every game. In spite of a so-so record in the win and loss column, our team drove its way to vic- tory over. So. Freehold 7-0, Shore Regional 26-6. Free- hold Regional 20-7. and climaxed its season with a splended Thanksgiving Day Game victory over our arch rival Keyport, with a score of 7-0. 1st ROW: Greg Wallace. Charlie Silvers. Tom Flynn. George Andrews. Mike Grimaldi. Mike Dolan. Ed Harris. Paul Eovino. Bill lovero. 2nd ROW: Coach Barry Rizzo. Gary Rieth. Edmund Ryan. Dennis Nuccio. Doug Edwards. Steve Testa. John Barrasso. Chick Geran. Jim Lauro. Robert Truair. Bill Bond. 3rd ROW: Assistant Coach 8ruce MacCutche- on. Larry Shaw. John Caliendo. Edmund Jones. Frank Devino. Chris Ho- olihan, Joe Martucci. Gary Walsh. Tyrone Russell. Al Cannin. Cutris Washington. Rod Harris. George Hausemann. 94 Fight Huskies Fight! 95 Win Huskies Win! Go! Fight! Win! This was not just another football game — this was Homecoming! All of the players' dates were present, proudly displaying the banner of the boy they were cheering on. The candidates for Homecoming had been selected from each homeroom and voted on by the entire Senior Class. During half time and finalists. Rose Beuerle. Cathy Graves, and Elaine Raffa, with their es- corts. Richard Daffonso, Cliff Graviet, and Jim Reid, were conducted onto the field for the ceremonies. This was one of the thrilling moments of our Senior year — the crowning of the Homecoming Queen of 1965 — Miss Cathy Graves. 97 Basketball KNEELING: J. Traynor. L Shaw. J. Paglione. G. Olsen. V. Rossm. STANDING: R. Davis. T. Russell. M. Dolan. G. Andrews. J. Collins. Fieldgoals Free Throws Total Points John Collins . . . 86 30 202 Mike Dolan . . . . 62 39 163 George Andrews 67 23 157 Randy Davis . . . 55 25 135 John Paglione . . 44 9 97 Greg Munning . . 31 20 82 Joe Traynor . . . . 32 17 81 Jeff Coleridge . . 30 11 71 JUNIOR Fieldgoals Free Throws Total Points Tyrone Russell ......... 7 7 21 Larry Shaw ............. 4 4 12 Glen Olsen ............. 2 2 6 Wayne Zambor ........... 0 2 2 Stan Madej ............. 1 0 2 Vernon Rossin........... 1 0 2 Mark Johnson............ 0 0 0 VARSITY KNEELING: W. Zambor. J Morey. J. Hunter. W. Kearns. M. Mohter. STANDING: L. Shaw. V. Rossin. M. Johnson. G. Olsen. T. Russell. 98 Team A team that has lost several outstanding players from the previous year faces a new sea- son of rebuilding. Such was the case at Matawan. John Paglione. Mike Dolan, Joe Traynor. and George Andrews, playing for their last time at Ma- tawan, performed at their best — always showing good sports- manship, an important trade- mark of Maroon and Steel” teams. John Collins and Randy Davis, both sophomores playing in their first full varsity season, consistently displayed fine scor- ing ability and hustle. Although finishing with a record of 8-9, Matawan looks forward to a better season next year with the return of several out- standing varsity players. Coach Bruce MacCutcheon has high hopes for the players moving up from the J.V. team. 99 Track 6. Reith: W. Bond: J Paglione; K. Gerian. J. Paglione K. Gerien TRACK J. Paglione. G. Rieth. W. Bond. K. Germ. E. Jones, F. Shanahan. S. Testa. J. Nuccm. J. Martucci. J. Howard. J. L. Howard. T. Russell. J. Morey. J. Alston. M. Grimaldi. J. Lauro. R. Causby. 100 Cross-Country VARSITY F. Shanahan; J. Collins; M. Corbett; B. Gardner; M. Gates: F. Lewis; M. Gates: W Edwards: F. Viola: R. Mam; J. Burkett: M. Ortiz. G. 8arr. FIRST ROW sitting: J. Kuzma. B. Hall: A. Smith; D. Edwards. SECOND ROW: Mr Jaczynski. Coach; R. Leifeste; A. Bel- lamy; 0. Stocker; J. O'donnell: F. Ortiz. Manager. 101 JAY-VEE Baseball Team Jay Okun Greg Wallace Bill Campbell Charlie Silvers 1st ROW: G. Wallace. C. Silvers. 8. Campbell. P. Eovino. A. Pease. Coach Deitz 2nd ROW: M. Rottari. J. Okun. R. Davis. L. Shaw. S. Volk. 3rd ROW: J. P. Collins. G. Walsh. W. Kearns. C. Geran. F. Schau- fele. Paul Eovino Coach Diet Mike Bottari 102 Bowling Team B Devino. G. Constant. P. 8ornfriend. G. Giraud. H. Rausch. J. Okun. M Bottari. T. Kegley. Matawan's bowling team, coached by Mr. Fleischer, enjoyed a moderately successful season. Along with sweeping Keyport 3 games, they also dealt league leading Long Branch one of its few defeats. Matawan received strong efforts from Gene Constant. 218. Bob Devino. 215, Mike Bottari. 211. and Jay Okun. 203. For the first time in years. Matawan bowlers were clad in bowling shirts. The highlight of the season was Gene Constant's 591 series against Long Branch. Returning for next year's team will be Harlan Rausch and Bob Devino. 103 Wrestling J. Raffa. T. Craparo. D. Pearson. R. Frazier. J. Martucci. A. Stark. W. White, G. Wallace. R. Mam. C. Geran. D. Edwards. G. Barr. M. Corbett. Coach — Mr. lawlor. Assistant Coach — Mr. Britton. This year, our grapplers made themselves a team to be proud of. Finishing with a 5-4 rec- ord. they have shown that the future can hold nothing but bright prospects. Especially commendable has been the work of sopho- more Phil Bond, who compiled an 8-1 record. Phil's eight straight pins demonstrate the hard work put in by the team and its coach- es. Mr. William Lawlor and Mr. Leon Britton. Other top scorers were Captain Chick Geran. who was 7-1-1 with five pins, and Tony Cra- paro and Joe Martucci. both of whom won seven and lost two. Tony pinned four of his opponents while Joe pinned three. Also turn- ing in records of .500 or better were Mike Corbett, who lost three against six wins and pinned three, and Dave Edwards, who pinned two while gathering three wins and the same number of losses. 104 Team 105 Cheerleaders KNEELING: K. Foyle (CoCapt.). Lynn Wolverton (Capt.). STANDING: P. Washington. 0. Agnoli. L. Straniero. C. LaMura. M. Ktdius. E. Brown. V. Valertien. C. Hamilton. T. Joyce. J.V. Cheerleaders 80TT0M: S. Harris. J. DeWitt. P. Phillips. C. Winters. SECOND ROW: L. Gerlufson. D Giblock. B. Reed. TOP: P Baumann (Co Capt.). L. Holmes (Capt.). Flag B. Herold. N. Spadaccmi. Majorettes KNEELING: C. Mandeville (Capt.). P. Dugan (Co Capt.). 8. Kuhns (Drum Majorette). STANDING: K Morrissey (Specialty Twirler). B. SadowsKi. J. Osipowitz. G. Goodrum. A. Bitterle. T. Walling. A. Wig- gins (Specialty Twirler). Twirlers H. Cross. S. Quinn. H. Callender. KNEELING: D. McKinney (Capt ). E. Byrd (Co-Capt.). STANDING: L. Natelli. M. Raymond. T. 8utzko. K. Goedel. Color Guard Girls Basketball Team FIRST ROW: T. Joyce. E. Flannery. C. Hamilton. J. Ciaramelli. co-capt.; K. Morrissey, capt.: L. Chirco. L. Silvers. G. Good rum SECOND ROW: N. Ratcliffe. S. Carrillo. B. Wychoff. L. Trautman. D. McCrea. W. We congratulate the Matawan Regional High School Girls' Basketball team for its impressive record of 9 5 in its first year. This record was all made possible through the able coaching of Miss Margaret Kerwin who worked hard in teaching the skills of basketball to her team, and was also made possible because of the determination of the girls themselves in wanting to win. Matawan also has the dis- tinction of having Dottie McCrea. Monmouth County’s scoring champion, who averaged twenty points per game this year. Matawan started off the season by facing St. Josephs, a team that had won the State Championship in the previous year. Although going down in defeat. Matawan played hard and lost by only a small margin. However, the outlook Dolan. S. Cawood. S. Buchner. Miss Kerwin. advisor. Not pictured: Cheryl Williams, manager. turned brighter as Matawan quickly won two victories over Ocean Twp. and Point Pleasant Boro. The Cathedral of Trenton proved tough to beat as both teams were just two or three points apart throughout the last period, but Tren- ton came up with the victory. The next four games were just as tough as Matawan managed to squeeze out one win. and with the season halfway over, the girls' deter- mination was stronger than ever to improve their 4 4 record. Improve they did as the team rolled off six straight wins over such schools as St. Rose. Toms River, and Cathedral of Trenton, thereby finishing in a tie for second place in the Central Jersey Girls Basketball League. Because of this year's fine performance, girls basketball is here to stay at Matawan. TEAM St. Josephs Ocean Twp. Point Pleasant Boro Cathedral of Trenton Star of the Sea St. Josephs St. Rose MATAWAN OPPONENT TEAM MATAWAN OPPONENT 48 34 Toms River 34 44 49 30 Cathedral of Trenton 34 28 28 25 Ocean Twp. 42 28 26 28 Star of the Sea 50 19 47 37 Point Pleasant Boro 32 27 46 40 Toms River 33 31 30 34 St. Rose 44 30 Top scorer: Dottie McCrea. Wendy Dolan. Sue Buchner. 108 Girls Track Team The tremendous school spirit shown by the 90 girls pictured on this page is insur- mountable. Under the leadership of Mrs. P. Grandmaison. the girls track, in its first year, was most successful. This year's meets were against: Red Bank Catholic. Mater Dei. Ocean Twp., and Princeton. The activities of this team has established a tradition that will be long lasting in Matawan Regional High School. 109 MEDALS ACTIVITIES National Honor Society Seniors: FIRST ROW: M. Dolan, 8. Frit mger, D. Gardner. S. Nealis. SECOND ROW: B. Williams. P. Dugan. K. Gray. A. Wiggins. B. Kuhns. C. Brown. P. Almcnas. H. Rasmussen. THIRD ROW: A. Cherepache. M. Bot tari. D. Tucker. J. Osipowitz. J. Okun. R. Shanahan, B. Lcincn, J. Butzko. FOURTH ROW: M. Kost. P. Washington. E. Byrd. R. Rangos. S. Tanis, K. Emley. L. Woh erton. M. Rausch. Sue Nealis. treasurer; Mike Dolan, president; Debbie Gardner, vice-presi- dent; and Barbara Fritzmger. secretary. On September 24th. the National Honor Society held the Kick-Off Dance in honor of the first foot- ball game. The Society has been involved in sever- al projects this year as services to the school. Dur- ing National Education Week. Honor Society members served as guides and registrars to par- ents who came to visit the classes of their children. Later in the year, the Honor Society members served as guides to Back-To-School Night, which was sponsored by the P.T.A. On December 21st. the Society held its second annual College Day. At this time, the previous year's alumni are in- vited into junior and senior English classes to discuss the transition from high school to college life. Honor Society members served as moderators and later hosted a social in honor of the visiting graduates. Induction of new members took place on January 13. 1966. This year, the induction ceremonies were held in the evening, and parents of both former and new members were invited to attend. After the ceremony, everyone was invited to have refreshments in the cafeteria. Juniors: FIRST ROW: B. Keegan. H. Selinger. I Chcrney. K. Christmat. L. Sny- Groves. P. Barkauski. W. Edwards. FOURTH ROW: D. Druzbik. S. der. R. Pctnsky. SECOND ROW: P. Hall, S. Carman. E. Krufka. P. Wat- Brown, son. G. Harris. G. Mowell. THIRD ROW: M. Wilkes. G. Walsh. I. Wolf. S. Celebrities GIRLS INSTITUTE Marilyn Rausch, alternate: and Pat Dugan, delegate. BOYS STATE Russ Rangos. alternate: and Mike Dolan, delegate. YOUTH GOVERNMENT DAY Dougie Edwards. Sue Ncalis. Kathy Gray, and Steve Testa. D.A.R. Pat Dugan 8ETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER Barbara Lanes 113 liTl SEATEO: K. Foyle. STANDING: Mr. Epstein. B. Forman, t. Gerlufsen, L. Smith. L. Wolverton, B. Kuhns. H. Selmger. C. Brown. J. Blum. Student Council The student council of Metawan Regional High School is a very important organization. The main project of the student council is raising money for the American Field Service, which all members feel is an important and worth while project. The student council is advised by Mr. Epstein, and the officers are: President: Kathy Foyle. Vice-President: Lynn Wolverton. Secretary: Karen Getshall. Corresponding Secretary: Lois Smith, and Treasurer: Barbara Kuhns. General Assembly The general assembly is composed of the members of the student council and one representative from every homeroom in grades nine through twelve. The purpose of this branch of the student government is to get all the students aware of and involved in the various school projects. Another purpose of the general assembly is to promote school spirit. SEATED: N. Spadaccmi. 0. Foyle. B. Forman. B. Kuhns. L. Wolverton. J. Artelli. E. Hyman. S. O'Shea. Mr. Epstein. J. DcWitt. J. Vena. P. Eo- K. Foyle. K. Getshall. L. Smith. C. Connors. S. Nealis. G. McGrath. vino. E. Van Exter. B. Main. L. Salerno. K. Kedrowski. L. Straniero. J. STANDING: J. Mastello. N. Caruso. T. Joyce. L. Gerlufsen. 0. LaMura. Blum. K. Emley. SEATED: K Foyle. E. Garrett. I. Elbrecht. S. Nealis. C. O'Donnell. C. Conlon. J. Garrett. M. Kacirak. J. Schweitzer. D. Faas. D. Van Glahn. Williams. E. Sanders. P. Washington. STANDING: Mrs. Dolan, advisor; M. Dessimoz, K. Zieff. B. King. Mrs Roman, advisor. S. Baldwin. C. Beaumont. C. Coughlin. L. Edwards. D. Marshall. P. Future Nurses Club Under the direction of Mrs. Roman and Mrs. Dolan, the Future Nurses club is open to any high school girl who is interested in nursing as a career. The club makes many field trips to different hospitals and nursing homes where the members of the club can observe the different duties of a nurse. This year's officers are: Sue Nealis, president; Cathy O'Donnell, vice-president; Cheryl Wil- liams. secretary; and Shirley Underwood, treasurer. Future Teachers Club The Future Teachers club is open to any student in grades eleven and twelve, who is interested in the teaching profession. Twice a year, the members are giv- en a chance to go to various schools in the area to observe a full school day in the grade that they would someday wish to teach. The club is advised by Mrs. Bell and Mr. Shaw. This year's officers are: Linda Johnson, president: Pat Du- gan. vice-president: Barbara Lanes, treasurer: and Jeanne Ciaramelli. secretary. SEATED: J. Garrett. L. Wolverton, G. Harris. 8. Lanes. L. Johnson. P. Dugan. B. Ross. J. Cohen. D. Barbaza. STANDING: Anthon Caracciolo. Anton Caracciolo. M. Kidzus. S. Groves. K Emley. I. Ottaway. C. Con nors. L. Snyder. L. Smith. K. Collins. N. Spadaccim. M. Rausch. K Kauppi. R. Dalfonzo. T. Flynn. Dante Club The Dante club is composed of a group of co operative students who discuss a variety of topics from Shake- speare to Beethoven. An organized group of committees provides for interesting topics at each meeting. This year’s officers are: Nina Spadaccini, president; Chris Winters, secretary; and Maryann Wilkes, treasurer. FIRST ROW: C. Chomic. P. Pocsaji. G. Mowell. A. Mayer. D. LaMura. 0. Dell. SECOND ROW: L. Cherney. N. Caruso. S. MacNulty. L. Folk. M. Wilkes. THIRD ROW: C. Zeleske. K. Chewey. D. Faas. M. Valanzano. J. Magee. FOURTH ROW: J. MasieOo. K. Grady. P. Allen. S. Baldwin. M Raymond. STANDING: S. Cawood. C. Winters. K. Collins. J. Speed. L. Chirco. M. Mitchell. J. Artelli. Mr. Maggio. advisor. French Club The French club has been instrumental in starting an American Field Service Chapter in Matawan. The French club has sought the co operation of the other language clubs and the Student Council in publicizing and financ- ing this effort. Members of these interested parties at- tended a meeting of the A.F.S. at Shore Regional High School to familiarize themselves with the workings of that organization. The French club has sold stationary as one of their fund-raising projects this year. The French and German clubs are holding their dance to- gether. and the proceeds will go to the American Field Service. This year’s officers of the French club are: Jane Cohen, president; Joan Osipowitz, vice-president; Betty Jaffrey, secretary; and Bern Ross, treasurer. FIRST ROW: B. Ross. J. Os.powitz. J. Cohen. SECOND ROW: D. Gard ner. J. Schweitzer. L. Conrad. THIRD ROW: J. DeWitt. D. Dell. D. Tucker. STANDING: J. Traynor. R. Clay. M. Valanzano. D. Barbaza. S. Nealis. C. Lovcrberg, J. Shafto, M. Fencik. S. Perkins. Mrs. Perkins, advisor. German Club The German club is open to any student who takes German and who is interested in learning more about Germany and its people. The club is advised by Mr. Kurtz, and this year's officers are: Irene Ottaway, presi dent: Scott Brown, vice-president; Karen Emley. secre tary; and Rose Beuerle. treasurer. SEATED: Mr. Kurt , advisor; K. Emley. I. Ottaway. S. Brown, S. Morey. J. Reede. L. Messerschmidt. K. Kedrowski. 0. Petrosky. P. Conley. L. STANDING: A. Vas. L. Noddmgs. H. Lichtenstein. E. Krulka, K. Collins. Emley. R. Duncan. Spanish Club The Spanish club is open to any student who is taking Spanish and who is interested in increasing his knowl- edge of Spanish culture and customs. The club officers are: Peggy Phillips, president: Billie Jean Reed, vice- president: Wendy Dolan, secretary; and Darlene Giblock, treasurer. SEATED: J. Osipowitz. K. Collins. W. Dolan. B. Reed. P. Phillips. 0. Giblock. N. Adams. STANDING: Advisors Mrs. McCrohan. Mr. Cutro: M. Hallerin. N. Caruso. P. Everhard. L. Levine. B. Reed. A. Ellison. B. Hathaway. J. Cunliffe. M. Barron. Mr. Carnot, advisor. LAST ROW: M. Infosmo. L. Artelli. F. Smith. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hannah, advisor; C. Smith. D Faas. E. Garrett. M. Kidzus. J. Hynes. D. Dolan. K. Watson. L. Clifton. J. Wicks. R. Lober- fold. K. Geodcl. B Rapapport. B. Ross. B. Holmes. K. Kedrowski. D. Adams. SECOND ROW: C. Connors. K. Conley. S. Collins. M. Infosino. L. Messerschmidt. L. Tams. 0. Edwards. T. Ottaway. R. Eremito, C. Lo- v on berg, K. Chewey. T. Dalois. C. Caracciolo. N. Medwick, V. Joaquin. P. Hall. B. Fritzinger. THIRD ROW: R. Clay. A. Insley. S. Thornhill. I. Shanahan. M. Davis. P. Chase. R. Heyer. C. Washington. J. Lovcro. G Gluck. B. Causby. K. Bcnyola. C. Smith. B. Creasy. M. Longette. P. Du gan. FOURTH ROW: D. Christmat. S. Shoemaker. L. Gardner. C. Cor ter. F. Schindler. S. Morey. L. Porter. I. Ottwawy. R. Grakus. S. Lcven son. H. Abrams. D. Parsick. E. Haskins. A. Brown. M. Balune. B. Hop kins. D. Barbaza. L. Asseng, G. Goodrum. Chorus The high school chorus, under the direction of Mrs. the chorus students themselves. While they enjoy them- Hannah, provides enjoyment not only for an audience selves, they are also learning the rudiments of music, at the Annual Christmas and Spring Concerts, but for Varsity Singers The varsity singers is a select group chosen from the chorus. Aside from performing at the two annual con- certs, the varsity singers sing at the National Honor So- ciety induction ceremony, participate in an exchange program with another school, sing at graduation cere- monies. and present a special concert of their own in Feb- ruary. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Hannah, advisor: M. Kidzus. J. Hynes. R. Heyer. D. Washington. J. Lovero. B. Creasy. P. Dugan. D. Christinat. D. Faas. Clifton. B. Ross. K Maroncy. K. Geodel. B. Rapapport. SECOND ROW: FOURTH ROW: F. Schindler. L. Porter. I. Ottaway. R. Grakus. S. Leven- K. Conley. C. Carter. S. Smith. D. Edwards. P. Hall. B. Fritzmger. D. son. D. Parsick. H. Abrams. M. Balune. D. Barbaza. B. Hopkins. Adams. THIRD ROW: C. Connors. L. Gardner. S. Morey. C. Band In September the Matawan Regional High School Band participated in the Miss America Pageant Parade in Atlantic City. They have been asked to return again next year. The band has given concerts at all of the elementary schools of the Matawan Regional School System as well as participating in the Christmas Concert at the high school. During the year the band has contributed to school ac- tivities by performing at assemblies, concerts, pep ral- lies. and football games. Piccolo Earl Siddons Vance Hyman Edward Pearson Richard Giblock Sue Groves Glenn Olsen George Morgan Flute 1 Mark Krauss French Horn 1 Alto Saxophone II Roxanne McGraw Pat Hutchinson Janice Hynes Mike Ingram Carol Tremper Jean May French Horn II Frank Dugan Carolyn Smith Alto Clarinet Nadme Gersen Bill Casagrande Anne Meissner Eugene Hyman Bass Clarinet French Horn III Bill May Flute II Candy Hamstra Ralph Bedle Kathy Muller Mike Bottari Baritone Horn Tenor Saxophone Carol Wilson Tuba Philip Machado Carlo Vinci Julia Nagy Diane Gilburd Sidney Drake Lynn White Alexander Vas Peter Bentley Wendy Dolan RoGert Denver Neil Levine Craig McKcen Robert Heycr Cornet (solo) Clarinet (solo) Robert Chamberlain Trombone 1 Charles Zimmer Mike Weiderspiel William Samaha Gary Walsh Ted Hellcgaard Richard Brown Bells Galen Barr Cornet II Clarinet 1 Jane Schweitzer William Casagrande Pat Heyer Darlene Gibfock Lynda Conrad Trombone II Louis Vargas Alice Ellison Tympani Marianne Kacirek Cornet 1 Adrienne Simon Jeffrey Kiah Randy Cha risen Russell Rangos Ruth Curtis Percussions Trombone III Mike Davis Clarinet II John Vargas Kent Johnson Cornet III Kimball Beeman Lester Johnson Robert Schneider Judy Muller Judy Shafto Donald Russell Bassoon 1 Allen Wilkes Deborah Magee Jeffrey Mannes Mary Hallarm George Boyton Nancy Ratclitte Gary Lowell 119 Bassoon II Craig Polonowski George Benner Glenn Goldman Carol Chamberlain Trumpets Eric Gordon Tyran Russell Kevin Kiah Alto Saxophone 1 Clarinet III Beth Foreman Alternates Frank Ortiz Ronald DcNorcio Joe Raccuia William Hall Honors Math Club Each year, the Honors Math club donates a Christmas tree for the school lobby. The members decorate the tree with ornaments which are provided by the geometry classes. The club also provides a tutoring service for students who have trouble with math. The club is ad- vised by Mrs. Siddons and Mrs. Czajkowski. and this year's officers are: Mike Bottari. president; Debbie Gardner, vice-president: Barbara Lanes, secretary; and Cindy Lovenberg. treasurer. Seated FIRST ROW: C. Lovenberg. D. Gardner. M Bottari. B. Lancs. Seated SECOND ROW: K. Emlcy. H. Rasmussen. I. Ottaway. K. Collins. Seated THIRD ROW: L. Snyder. E. Krulka. E. Miller. M. Rausch. STANDING: S. Brown. D. Druzbik. B. Collins. R. Shanahan. S. Tanis, C. McKeen. D. Edwards. H. Selinger. R. Rangos. E. Constant. J. Okun. C. Blair. Recreational Math Club Performing Arts Club The performing Arts club is a club which was formed this year. Its first year of existence has brought on tre- mendous success in arousing student interest in the finer arts. The club has made various trips to Broadway and off-Broadway plays, concerts, and symphonies. The club is advised by Mr. Bennett. Mrs. Kennedy, and Mrs. Perkins. Seated FIRST ROW: D. Dossimoz. E. Busse. J. Leto. B. Weiss. Seated lins. 0. LaMura. N. Caruso. J. Artelli. J. Masiello. L. Noddmgs. S. 0' SECOND ROW: L. Messerschmidt. C. Lovenberg. J. Shafto. P. Conley. Shea. K. Kauppi. D. Papa. D. Druzbik. Mr. Bennett, advisor. R. Loberfeld. B. Higgins. BACK ROW: L Snyder. C. Connors. K. Col- Drama Workshop This is the first year for the Drama Workshop. The club is composed of students who are willing to perform in various types of dramatic productions throughout the school year. This year, the club presented eight show- cases and three school assemblies. The Drama Workshop is advised by Mr. Maggio and Mrs. McCrohan. FIRST ROW: K. Collins. 0. Tucker, P, Phillips. B. Reed. B. Weiss. C. Winters. L. Chirco. R. Loberfeld. J. Frazier. Mrs. McCrohan. advisor. SECOND ROW: Mr. Maggio. advisor: D. Druzbik. L. Smith. B. Salmon. S. Buckner. R. Jurman. J. Masiello. S. Bauman. P. Kierce. K. Benyola. S. Buckner. THIRD ROW: C. Washington. P. Fries. I Papa. D. Papa. L Gardner. P. Machado, B Keegan. H, Selinger. B. Liegel. A. Szabo. FIRST ROW: B. Campbell. E. Hyman. S. Morey. C. Carter. D. Moran. D. Ia. T. Dunphy. G. Gurnicz. R. Kiercc. J. Weisenburger. J. Conlin. P. Druzbik. SECOND ROW: M. Morizio. S. Constant. R. Redman. R. Bun- Bowmann. R. Rangos. C. Dryden. E. Johnson, ger. S. Hyman. S. Buckner. D. Roberts. THIRD ROW: W. Collins. F. Vio- Audio-Visual Club The Audio-Visual club is a service organization which is open to students in grades nine through twelve. The club maintains and operates the various audio-visual equipment of the school. A photography and radio sec- tion are also included. This year’s officers are: Bill Campbell, president: Dennis Druzbik. vice-president: Debbie Moran, secretary: and Cheryl Carter, treasurer. Biology Club The Biology club is for anyone who is interested in biol- ogy. The club has an interesting program, including guest speakers. The club is advised by Mrs. Oakley, and this year’s officers are: Dianne Foyle, president: Lauren Chirco. vice-president: Maureen Mitchell, secretary: and Sandi Bauman, treasurer. FIRST ROW: I Edwards. B. Hopkins. D. Foyle. L. Chirco. M. Mitchell. S. Bauman. D. LaMura, K. Grady. SECOND ROW: C. Winters. J Artdli. S. Buchner. S. Gawood. J. Magee. M. Valanzano. A. Mayer. D. Eisen- berg. THIRD ROW: W. Davis. H. Rosenstock. V. Hyman. K. Chewey. S. 8aldwm. D. Faas. L. Levine. T. Henderson. FOURTH ROW: D. Druzbik. S. Wills. B. Reed. P. Phillips. P. Pocsaji. N. Caruso. S. Marvel. N. Tucker. S. Joyce. FIFTH ROW: M. Hallenn. E. Hyman. A. Kabana. B. Solan. N. Bedle. C. Zeleske. J. Daloia. R. Bucco. J. Saccone. SIXTH ROW: L. Conrad. C. Lawlor. J. Schweitzer, D. Van Glahn. A. Smith. P. Allen. S. Beam. D. Pearson. J. Banafato. SEVENTH ROW: J. Masiello. W. Edwards. P. Machado. J. DcWitt. W. Keegan. R. Mam. S. Harris. S. Fischer. F. Smith. J. D Apolito. EIGHTH ROW: L. Smith. J. Rosello. F. Snyder. S. Freidman. C. Hill. J. Howard. J. Howard. M. Goolsby. J. Frederichs. Mrs. Oakley, advisor. FIRST ROW: P. Eovino. G. Reith. J. Paglione. J. Coleridge. SECOND ROW: M. Dolan. D. Nuccio. G. Walsh. D. Edwards. B. Bond. F. ROW: M. Grimaldi. C. Silvers. E. Jones. E. Hams. G. Andrews. THIRD Ortiz. FOURTH ROW: J. Nuccio. C. Geran. J. Martuco. T. Flynn. Block M Club The purpose of the Block M club is to bring the athletes of the school together. Those athletes who have made the greatest contributions to the school and who have the required number of letters, will be awarded a club jacket. Money for these jackets is raised through the Block M dance and Block M tag day. The Block M club is active in civil affairs and builds the bonfire before the Thanksgiving game. The Block M club is advised by Mr. MacCutcheon. This year's officers are: John Paglione. president; Mike Dolan, vice-president: Jeff Coleridge, secretary: and Gary Reith, treasurer. Commercial Club The Commercial club is an organization that tries to fa- miliarize students with the business world. During the school year, the club raises money for four awards to be given at graduation. The awards are given to the stu- dents who make the highest average in stenography, the highest average in typing, the highest average in bookkeeping, and to the best business student. The Commercial club is advised by Mrs. Anderson. This year's officers are: Irene Henderson, president: Linda Miseje. vice-president: Florence Hickman, secretary: and Elaine Raffa, treasurer. FIRST ROW: I. Henderson. L Miseje. F. Hickman. E. Raffa. SECOND ROW: B. Duvak. L. Holmes. G. Lcderer. M. Kennedy. J. Gcist. I. Mi- chaud. J. Eastmond. STANDING: G. Blanchard. D. Snyder. P. Washington. K. Derechailo. G. Nappe. Mrs. Anderson, advisor; P. Red man. T. Walling, C. Mucci. E Byrd. J. Gaunt. B. Balog. S. Allaway. B. Miller. P. AI menas. History Club The History club, which is advised by Miss Panos, is a club for history students interested in discussing the current events of the world. The History club has a membership of niney-four students. The officers of the club are: Judy Shepherd, president: Ellen Brown, vice- president: Pat Bauman, secretary: and Anton Chere pache. treasurer. FIRST ROW: B. Herold. P. Kierce. J. Artelli, S. Baldwin, J. McNamara. R. Petrisky. SECOND ROW: F. Schindler. D. Mills. M. Barron. 0. Gard- ner. G. Mowell. B. Ross. THIRD ROW: S. Carman. J. Recdc. L. Wood. E. Brown. N. Maloney. 0. Barbaza. FOURTH ROW: L. Hjortland. K. Kaup pi. B. Keegan, J. Masidlo. R. Silva. FIFTH ROW: B. Forman. $. Fischer. P. Heyer, F. Snyder. E. Hyman. SIXTH ROW: J. Garrett. G. Harris. L. Smith. S. Groves. L. Vargas. R. Kierce. Home Economics Club The Home Economics club is a club for those girls tak- ing home economics. During the meetings of this club, various topics are discussed, such as: home decorating, child care, and the latest fashions. The club is advised by Mrs. Ochs. Mrs. Smith, and Miss Benson. This year’s officers are: Margaret Clay, president: Linda Elbrecht. vice-president: Donna Decker, secretary: and Barbara Duvak, treasurer. FIRST ROW: C. Graves. L. Straniero. B. Duvak, L. Elbrecht. M. Clay. D. Decker. K. Coughlin SECOND ROW: D. Zeleske. B. King. N. Ratcliffe. M. Frank. D. Marshall. S. Wallace. S. O'Shea. C. Tyska. 8. Higgins. J. Massaros. C. Zeleske. M. Barron. J. Gerber. S. Beam. Newspaper Staff Variety, under the excellent direction of journalism advis- or, Mrs. Jewel Seehaus, began its fourth year of pub- lishing, with a busy staff of thirty-five students writing stories for Variety and various bayshore newspapers. News stories, such as the arrival of astronaut Colonel McDivitt at Madison Township, a visit from the under- secretary of West Germany, the raising of money for a student exchange at M.R.H.S.; and feature articles such as ,,The Village”, “Variety Party”, National Honor Socie- ty . •’Drama Showcases”, and former M.R.H.S. mathe- matics teacher Mr. Reilly joining the Peace Corps cli- maxed a year of reporting. New additions to the paper were the literary page, the fashion page, and double page sports news. 1966 proved a successful year for Va- riety and the newspaper staff looks hopefully toward 1967 as another successful year. Seated FIRST ROW: B. Jalfrcy, P. Bauman. T. Joyce Seated SECOND ROW: B. Creasy. S. Carman. G. Mowell. C. McAndrews. Seated THIRD ROW: P. Hall. E. O'Brian. P. Raison. J. McNamara. STANDING: S. Brown. M. Wilkes. S. Bug bee. M. Sioss. W. Collins. R. Petrisky. Mrs. Seehaus. advisor; V . Pearce. G. lederer. M. Richmond. V. Dalzell. K. Parigian. L. Trautman. J. Shepherd, S. Schimpf, P. Eovino. J. Hag man. Printing Club The Printing Club renders various services to the school. It provides the programs for the Senior Play, guidance schedules, prints the school newspaper, and assembly schedules. The club does virtually all the school’s printing. Mr. Heyer is advisor to the Printing Club, and this year's officers are: Richard Bunger, president: Ed- mund Ryan, vice-president; Barry Ward, secretary; and Charles Pickier, treasurer. B. Ward. R. Patton. C. Pickier. V. Armellino. R. Bunger. A. Richards. Mr. Heyer, advisor. 125 Library Club If you happen to walk past the school library during the day. you will probably see a group of willing workers doing all sorts of odd jobs. These girls are mem- bers of the Library Club, and they are in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. This year's officers are: Karen Getshall president: Judy Shepard, vice-president: Nancy Maloney, secretary: and Lois Smith, treasurer. SEATED: Mrs. Davidson. Librarian; N. Maloney. K. Getshall. L. Smith. Mrs. Palango. STANDING: P. Redman. J. Geist. M Kennedy A. Insley. K. Collins. B Ross. S. Hellstrom. M. Richmond. M. Fencik. M. Hallerin. M. Wilkes. Members not pictured: P. Almenas. C. Brown. J. Brown. C. Bunger, £. Byrd. S. Canzano. J. Cohen. P. Dugan, B. Duvak. K Emley. G. Good rum. C. Graves. L. Kedrowski. M. Kidzus. B. Kuhns. G. Nappi, S. Nealis, F. Ncbus. J. Osipiwitz, L. Straniero. B. Sviatko. S. Under wood. L. Bacon. R. Blandford. J. Bol. K. Chewey. B. Creasy. K. Crine. H. Cross. D. Faas. J. Garrett. B. Jahrcy. J. Jones. S. Jones. D. McKin- ney. S. McNulty. E. Miller. D. Mills. S. Morey. B. Rappaport. L. Reid. J. Shepherd. H. Urban, M. Wathington. Bowling League Seated FIRST ROW: P. Borntnend. R. Thornhill. R. Brown. L. Wallen- berg, M. Wiederspiel. H. Rosenstock. M. Bottari. E. Constant. Seated SECOND ROW: C. Pekar. S. Hall. L. Conrad. M. Richmond. M Stubbs. S. Bejar. J. 'Wicks, T. Kegley. STANDING: 8. Campbell. C Blair. M 126 Grimaldi. B. Devi no. E. Haddock. S. Levenson. H. Rausch. S. Testa. J. Okun. C. Kurica. T. Renner. M. Tomasello, J Burkett. G. Giraud. Mr. Fleischer. Advisor. Yearbook Staff Mr. James G. Long, editorial staff Marilyn Rausch. Editor: Sue Bugbee. Business Manager. Mr. William Lawlor. business staff advisor. advisor. On this page are pictured the Pillar staff members, who have devoted their afternoons and Saturdays to producing this year's book. The editorial staff, advised by Mr. James G. Long, has planned and arranged the layouts, scheduled the pictures, written and typed up the material, and developed the theme throughout the book. Its executive staff is compos- ed of Marilyn Rausch, editor: Kathie Collins, co-editor. Debbie Gardner, copy editor: and Helen Rasmussen, lay- out editor. Under the leadership of business manager Sue Bugbee and advisor Mr. William Lawlor, the business staff has raised the money necessary for producing this year’s Pil- lar. They have done this by serving at the concession stand during football season, by soliciting boosters, patrons, and advertisements, and by giving the annual Pillar Pizza Par- ty. We'd especially like to thank Mr. Caracciolo and Mr. Reiner for making the pizza for this event. BUSINESS STAFF SEATED: Barbara Lancs. Sue Bugbee. Business Manager: Linda Johnson. STANDING: John Barber. Kathy Maroney. Not Pictured: Bonnie Creasy, and George Butzko. EDITORIAL STAFF Carol Brown. Eugene Hyman. Jane Cohen. Adrian Simon. Cheryl Wil- iello. Debby Tucker. Jay Okun. Lois Smith. Kathie Collins, co-editor: liams. Russ Rangos. Harlan Rausch. Helen Rasmussen, layout editor; Marilyn Rausch, editor. Not pictured: Scott Brown. Barbara Kuhns. Lynn Wolverton. art editor: Debbie Gardner, copy editor; Johnny Mas- and Cindy Lovenbcrg. Science Fair The Math-Science Fair which is held at Matawan Regional High School each year has become a great asset to the community by encouraging student research in various fields of mathematics and science. The warm acceptance and support of the fair has been due to the interest and application of the students, faculty, and especially the superb organization of Mrs. Mary Oakley the chairman of our science department. Last year several members of our senior class were among those who received awards at the fair. Richard Dalfonso received first prize in chemistry for his pro- ject. The Fuel Cell. Debbie Gardner received first prize in biology for her project The Effects of Hormones. The project entitled Water Pollution presented by Mi chael Gurnicz and George Giraud received second prize in biology. Third prize in chemistry and honorable mention were awarded to Michael Wiederspeil and Kathie Collins for their projects Determining Avogadro's Number By Stearic Acid and Determining Avogadro’s Number By Electrolysis, respectively. Senior Play SEATED: Pat Dugan. 8a bara Lanes. Maureen Kidzus. Sharon Carrillo. Cheryl Williams. STANDING: John Paglione. Debby Tucker. Joan Osipowitz. Anita Bitterle. Mr. Youngman. Kathic Collins. Debbie Gardner. Tom Flynn. CAST SISTER ROSE .........Deborah Gardner SISTER EDNA ..........Patricia Dugan SISTER COLUMBA . . . Joan Osipowitz SISTER FELICITAS . . . Sharon Carrillo SISTER MARIA ........Maureen Kidzus SISTER ANNE .........Barbara Lanes SISTER FRANCES .........Judy Loeffler REVEREND MOTHER .................... Carol Mandeville MR. LASAGNE ...................John Paglione A PRIEST .................Tom Flynn PRACHES ...............Debra Tucker BOOTS ...............Cheryl Williams BABY .........................Anita Bitterle RADIO ANNOUNCER . . . John Butzko This year the senior class is presenting the farcical comedy Seven Nuns In Las Vegas. To those who have viewed re hearsals. the play shows all signs of being a huge success. It presents a hypothetical situation in which a convent is mysteriously transferred to that famous gambling city. Las Vegas. What happens when seven nuns encounter the world of slot machines, nightclubs, and dance hall girls? — laughter, fun. and more laughter. And that's what this play is all about. From beginning to end. viewers are enchanted with the aged Sister Columba, pious Sister Maria, and the whirlwinds of the convent. Sister Anne and Sister Frances. But the real fun doesn't begin until the seven nuns are in- vaded by the Silver Dollar dance hall girls — Peaches, Boots, and Baby. We re sure that all those who attend the presentation will be thoroughly captivated with this delightful comedy. Track FIRST ROW: J. Bellamy. W. Allison. M. Maidment. B. Causby. J. Alston. J. Montone. F. Shanahan, J. Morey. A. Caracciolo. M. Grimaldi. T. Rus- sell. J. Martucci. T. Blandford. Coach Rizzo. SECOND ROW: D Parsick. M. Sitzman. L. Kronitz. B. Collins. G. Melvin. E. Jones. F. Devirvo. C. Washington. S. Long. R. Main. L. Vargas. G. Morgan. M. Bischoff. F. Lewis. R. Davis. Assistant Coach Johnson. THIRD ROW: R. Duncan. L. Emley. E. Johnson. J. Viola. B. Gardner. B. Williams. K Kiah. J. Hunter. H. Van. G. Kiah. M. Futch. R. Leifeste. D. Walling. R. Duncan. T. Rose. FOURTH ROW: B. Liegd. R. Sanders. B. Cate. J. Riv era. L. Jaworski. J. Burkett. A. Bellamy. D. Corbitt. W. Edwards. G. Goldman. V. Twyman. D. Garrett. S. Bellamy. FIFTH ROW: J. Cholewa. L. Sickles. L. Szabo. J. Herb. Cafeteria and Custodial Staffs 130 Epilogue I wonder, I wonder what treasures life has Bound and secured in paths that men can’t see. I wonder what precious gifts will go unfound: What thoughts will die in infancy. I wonder why men. through youthful eyes have Never seen, what graying strands, stiffened knee. And wise old heads filled with memories of what Could have been, through half blind eyes can see. I wonder why these precious days so precisely Numbered are by us counted so lightly. Awake with bitter tears to see — while we yet Slumbered — time has passed so swiftly. 131 Board of Education John J. Bradley. President Dorothy J. Smith. Vice-President Floyd R. Brown Harold E. Davis William F. Davis Harold J. Dolan Herbert Fedder Alfred R. Manville Herbert Parker Vincent DeMaio. Attorney Edward J. Scullian. Secretary 132 ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE HEART OF MATAWAN -ESTABLISHED 1830- THREE OFFICES ROUTE 34 and LLOYD ROAD MAIN STREET and RAVINE DRIVE MATAWAN and CLIFFWOOD AVENUES “The Oldest Bank in Monmouth County” TELEPHONE: 566-1200 65,456 OF YOUR NEIGHBORS, MORE THAN EVER BEFORE, SAY: Let our specialists advise you on your banking needs THE CENTRAL JERSEY RANK ATSJD TRUST ALLENHURST • ALLENTOWN • BRADLEY BEACH • EATONTOWN • FARMINGDALE FORT MONMOUTH - FREEHOLD (2) • FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - LONG BRANCH MARLBORO MATAWAN • NEPTUNE CITY • SHREWSBURY SPRING LAKE HEIGHTS Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Phone: 264-0157 NEW JERSEY MATERIALS CO. INC. PRAGER’S MFG. CINDER AND CONCRETE BLOCK Matawan. New Jersey Phone: 566 0213 At The Big Clock Keyport's Leading Jewelers 35 Front St. Keyport. N.J. Phone: 566-9165 THE OCCASION SHOP, INC. BILL RYDER’S TOWN TAVERN Strathmore Shopping Center Matawan. New Jersey Pizza — Sandwiches — Package Goods 188 Main Street Matawan Take Out Orders Phone: 566 1088 566-6600 Phone: 566-2558 A AND R SHOP INC. MATTY’S AUTO PARTS Machihe Shop Service Bear Auto Safety Service Wheel Alignment Automatic Transmissions Factory Trained Mechanics Prop. Joseph Belmonte Lower Main Street Route 340 Cresent PI. Matawan W. S. WALLACE FEIGENSON SHOES Hart. Schaffnerand Marx Botany 500 Ladies' Sportswear 43 W. Front St. Keyport 137 Mam St. Matawan Our 60th Year Our 45th Yoar CONGRATULATIONS FROM YOUR BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE MATAWAN YEARBOOK SUSAN BUGBEE NEWBERRY’S PAPPAS STUDIOS HEADQUARTERS FOR 10 Mam Street School Supplies Hobbies Keyport. N.J. Simplicity Patterns Notions Phone: 264 6500 Yard Goods Clothing Distinguished Aerial, 17 West Front St. Commercial. Keyport. N.J. and Wedding Photography THE MATAWAN WINE AND LIQUOR STORE 120 Main Street Matawan, New Jersey Party Ice 24 Hours Per Day Phone: 566-2341 Registered Professional — Licensed Practical Nurses Nurses-Aides — Baby Nurses — Companions — Home-Aides MATAWAN NURSES’ REGISTRY Rosemary Smith, Director Florence Neumeyer. Co-Director Box 44 Cliffwood, N.J. Day and Night Service Phone: 566-2957 Con Fran Enterprises Frank Devino — President STRATHMORE LANES Pro Shop Restaurant 40 AMF Lanes 12 Billiard Tables Highway 34. Matawan Cocktail Lounge Col fee Shop Catering Nursery Phone 566-3880 MEILLEURS VOEUX DUCERCLE FRANCAIS Compliments from STRATHMORE CLEANERS Michael Ambrosio, M.D. Strathmore Shopping Center Rt. 34 Matawan 301 Church Street Matawan. N.J. 07747 Visit Our New Shirt Unit Open 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Open Tuesday Thursday Until 9 P.M. MATAWAN-KEYPORT PRESS COMMERCIAL AND SOCIAL PRINTING 37 Lower Main Street Matawan Phone: 566 4249 CALICO FABRIC SHOP, INC. Everything for Your Sewing Needs 161 Main St. Phone: Matawan. NJ. 566 5349 N.J. Phone: CO 4-1010 N.Y. Phone: CO 7-4964 ROLLO TRUCKING CORP., INC. Bulk Transporters 395 Broadway Keyport. N.J. Phone: 264-2008 DAY’S FUNERAL HOME KEYPORT JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS 361 Maple Place Keyport, New Jersey •'The Bayshore's Finest 29 W. Front St. Keyport. N.J. Phone: 264 1352 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1966 FROM THE MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL P.T.A. J. F. HOSTETTER Everything for the Office Regent 5 and 10c Stores BAYSHORE STATIONERS 125 Main St. Matawan. N.J. Corner of Mam and W. Front Streets Keyport. N.J. Phone: 566 2376 SANDFORD’S PHARMACY Phone 566 9787 JOHNNIE’S COZY CORNER The Rexall Store 128 Main St. Matawan. N.J. Hot Meals Orders to Take Out 135 Main Street Matawan Phone: 566 0021 WESTERN AUTO MATAWAN DRUGS, INC. Auto Accessories Tires Bicycles Sporting Goods Tools 145 Main Street Matawan. N.J. 112 Main St. Phone: 566-3152 Office Phone: 566 3311 24 Hour Towing Service RANKL and WEBER REALTY CO. HALEY’S SERVICE STATION C. J. Haley Phone: 566 9766 Nite: 264-1471 R.D. 1, Box 1A Highway 34. Matawan. N.J. Main and Station Plaza Matawan. N.J. JA-CE COMPANY, INC. 129 Church Street, New Brunswick, New Jersey Phone: Kilmer 5-2797 Food Service to Industry and Schools RYAN BROTHERS 119 Main Street Matawan Photography Supplies Stationery Phone: 566-0046 Telephone: 264 0499 BEDLE FUNERAL HOME 212 Main Street Matawan, N.J. 61 Broad Street Keyport, N.J. “QUALITY IS OUR MOTTO” for Tremendous Savings on Our Fine Selection of Quality Used Cars Visit BILL LANZARO’S AUTO SALES Phone: Open Evenings Till 9 P.M. 334 Main St. 566-2244 100% 30 Day Guarantee Matawan, N.J. Miss Marie Panos Mr. Harvey Epstein Mr. John Evans Mr. Eugene Jaczynski Mr. Patrick Maggio CAPITAL PLUMBING AND HEATING Electrical Eel. Sewer and Drain Cleaning PAPPAS PHOTOGRAPHS THE PILLAR PAPPAS STUDIOS 10 Main Street Keyport. N.J. Phone: 264 6500 Distinguished Aerial. Commercial, and Wedding Photography Compliments of MILLER CHEVROLET, INC. South Atlantic Avenue at Route 34 Matawan, N.J. LESTER’S BARBER SHOP MATAWAN LUMBER COMPANY ARNE KALMA FLOWERS 115 Mam Street Matawan. N.J. 1 Sutphin Avenue Matawan. N.J. Highway 34. Matawan. N.J. Phone: 566 0825 Flower Arrangements of All Kinds Phone: 566-9703 Phone: 56 4500 or 4501 Weddings. Bouquets. Birthday . . . PATRONS Compliments of A Friend Mr. Mrs. Edward Flynn and Family Cliffwood Ave., Cliffwood Strathmore Pharmacy Strathmore Shopping Center M M Electrical Appliances Phone: 566-2277 Pete’s Inc. Keyport PATRONS Mr. Mrs. William Lawlor Miss Marilyn McCarron Mr. Mrs. James G. Long Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '66 Mr. Mrs. Donald R. Fritzinger Mr. Mrs. F. Howard Lloyd, Jr. (Nikki, Richie, Debby Lloyd) Betty’s Dress Shop Van’s Agency Ross W. Maghen Agency Matawan Diner — Highway ? 34 Mr. Mrs. James W. Gaines Mr. Joe Vaccarelli Congratulations from Mr. Mrs. John Bradley Cork 'n Bottle Mr. Mrs. Harry Mason Dr. Mrs. L. Peltzman Dr. Mrs. B. Lichtman Mr. Mrs. Donald Mac Millan Peterson’s Buttonwood Manor Ye Cottage Inn — Keyport PATRONS The Occasion Shop Best Wishes to the Senior Class Mr. Mrs. Vernon Allaway Best Wishes to the Class of '66 Donald Allaway New Cottrell’s Sea Food Restaurant West Front Street Phone: 264-9755 Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Siddons Compliments of Johnny's Cozy Corner Compliments of Al and Dorothy Pennetti Good Luck to the Seniors of 1966 Mr. Mrs. Roland Reede; Eleanora L. Reede: Judy Reede BOOSTERS Mr. Mrs. Victor Rausch Mr. Harvey La Tourette Mr. Mrs. John H. Brown Mrs. Myrtle Marks Mr. Mrs. Hynes Class of '66 Edison High School Mr. Mrs. Everett Carlson Bogie Gail Eastmond Mr. Mrs. Henry Schindler Mrs. Anne Hannah Mr. Mrs. H. Oestreich Mr. Mrs. K. H. Thorsen Mrs. Eleanor Visceglia Mr. Mrs. Stanley Lanes Mr. Mrs. Jerry Almenas Mr. Mrs. W. P. Sams Mr. Mrs. H. T. Peterson Best Wishes from Mary Mr. Tom Hinton Mr. Mrs. Edw. Derechailo Russell Rangos Michael David Johnson Ronnie David Mr. Gunther Heyse Mr. Clifford F. Reeves BOOSTERS Miss Carole Dominick Mrs. Margaret Viebcoch Mr. Mrs. William L. Brown Mr. Mrs. John Rainko Mr. Mrs. George Deitz Mr. Carl Youngman Mr. Mrs. William J. Koch Mr. Mrs. Clyde Plock Mr. Mrs. Stephen Wohlleb Mr. Mrs. Richard Hirschfield Mr. Mrs. Goodwin Mr. Mrs. James Burke Mr. Mrs. William Schwartz Mr. Mrs. Michael Grup Lynn Laura Gardner Mr. Mrs. Fred Mankowitz Frank R. Pluecker Mr. Mrs. John Donahue Mr. Mrs. Beardsley Larry Gilbreath George Viator Mr. Mrs. Walter Belco Mr. John P. Goetz Mr. Mrs. E. Tripp Mr. Mrs. Taylor From a Friend Pat P. and Frank 0. Sam Nush and Py-Py Mr. Mrs. Robert Bonstein Mr. Mrs. F. Almerino Mr. Mrs. Howard Agnew Bernadeen Barr Mr. Mrs. T. Powers Mr. Mrs. H. Feder Mr. Mrs. James Wilkinson Mr. Mrs. D. Schwartz Mr. Mrs. R. Waldburger Mrs. L. Shou Barbara Biel Vera J. Best Mike and Ruth Eovino Barbara Best John L. Tassini Autographs Autographs Autographs World News—1965 1 Humanitarian Hits— Dr. Albert Schweitzer died in September at I.ambarcnc, hi primitive hospital at the African jungle outpost of Gabon. The famed physician, who reached his 90th birthday in January, worked most of hi life to relieve the suffering of jungle natives. 2 Qurrn Sprat.j—Queen Elizabeth II dedicated the John F. Kennedy memorial at Runnymedc, England on May 14. Mrs. Kennedy U seated to the left and Prince Philip to tl� e right of the queen. Carolyn Kennedy is seated between the queen and her mother, and Sen. Robert Kennedy stands behind Mrs. Kennedy. 3 Miss Unicast—The reigning queen of beauty in the universe dur- ing the year was a representative from Thailand. 4 Bouh Hr turns ■ Former Dominican Republic President Juan Bosch was vehement in his address at a rally September 25, shortly after hi return to Santo Domingo. 5 Wins in Charles deGaulle polled 55.2 per cent of the vote in a run-off election against Francois Mitterrand on December 19. The vote gave DeGaulle the French presidency for another 7 years, but the strength of the Socialist-Communistic candidate corroded the popularity of the 71-year-old president.. 6 Agrees to Cease-Fire Pakistani Foreign Minister .ulfikar Bhutto (right) agreed in the U.N. Security Council on September 22 to ac- cept the Council's cease-fire order in the undeclared war between Pakistan and India. Pakistan's announcement came after India had agreed to the order. 7 Abortue Coup Fails — Indonesian President Sukarno was toppled from power for a brief 20 hours last fall. He gestured at a cabinet 8 meeting on October 6 during his first public appearance after the coup, which seriously shook his one-man tule. 8 Sonet Winner Russian author Mikhail Sholokhov was vacationing in the Ural region on October 18 when he heard he had been awarded the 1965 Nobel Prize for Literature. The December award ceremony was held in Stockholm. 9 fit turn to I inflation Hundreds of families returned to the wreckage of their homes, destroyed by eruption of Taal volcano, south of Ma- nila, on September 28. Volcanic ash covered a six-mile-square area. The death toll was estimated at 500. 10 Prut of War--The number of casualties increased as the U.S. stepped up its military action in Vietnam. American advisors took part in many helicopter missions, carrying wounded soldiers, both Vietnamese and American, to copters on makeshift litters for evac- uation to Saigon. 1 1 Reason lo Celebrate—Chancellor Ludwig Erhard of West Germany waved to a cheering crowd in Bonn after his Christian Democrats surged to victory in the September 19 parliamentary elections. Mayor Willy Brandt's Social Democrats suffered defeat in the voting. 1 2 Colonial Rule Shaken Rhodesian Premier lan Smith broadcast a proclamation of sovereign independence for Rhodesia on November 11. The split from Britain was made in an attempt to insure a white minority rule of the African colony. It was the first such move against Britain since the American colonics broke away in 1776. Britain re- taliated swiftly and took the problem to the U.N. Security Council, which asked all nations to enforce an oil embargo against the Afri- can colony.