Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1970 volume:

VS Matawan Regional High School Matawan, New Jersey Volume 20 Foreword We have seen and indeed have been a vital part of many changes in school policy and student life. Perhaps the most sweeping of these changes have occurred dur ing our last year: new concepts of education, varying style in dress, and a stronger student government with a voice in the decision making process of the school. We the editors of Pillar 70 have attempted to correlate the change in time with the traditional Pillar features — football games, senior prom, club activities. It is our hope that Pillar 70 proves to be a replica of YOUR high school experience. Table Of Contents Student Life .... Sports ........... Academics ........ Underclassmen . . Seniors .......... Epilogue.......... Senior Index Advertisements Acknowledgements . 4 .56 .84 110 138 177 196 200 208 The Class Of 1970 Chooses . . . Miss Katherine Muller In recent years, it has become apparent that the teacher's role must extend far beyond instruction in the classroom. This extension of the instructor’s duties can range from the participation in an extracurricualr activity to simply remaining after the last bell and talking to students. Miss Kay Muller assumes the advisorship of both the school newspaper and the cheerleaders. Moreover, while showing unstinting diligence in the activities themselves, she manages to communicate with the student. Spending many an after school hour purely in conversation. Miss Muller shows an intense interest in the individual — sharing their opinions, ideas, and problems. It is because this criteria of the new teacher is. in this case, so amply fulfilled that we honor Miss Muller and so dedicate the '70 Pillar to her. 3 stuofentllfe Probably the most chaotic day of the year at any high school is the first day. This year at Matawan we out did ourselves; we surpassed the previous level of confusion by approximately 75%. The reason for all this confusion can be summed up in two words — the computer. This year for the first time student’s schedul- ing was done through a computer service in Long Branch. New Jersey. The idea behind using this new method was to eliminate much of the paper work in the office. Unfortunately, the plan failed and the computer, in all its glory, proved to be fallible. So many schedules were incorrect that it took almost two weeks to correct the mistakes. There were students who were scheduled for three periods of Physical Education, two lunches, two study halls and three lockouts. (Lockout means you do not belong in school for that period.) Of course there was always that poor senior who was not scheduled for history. He knew that he could not graduate without it. so he fearfullv walked up to the guidance office. There he waited, and waited, and waited, until finally his moment came when he was resched uled by that sometimes fallible invention called the human mind. Isn't technology great! The First Day . . . Chaos And Confusion 6 Exchange Student Finally Arrives On August 14, 1969 MRHS began its first exchange program with a foreign country and Alejandro Lillo- Ramirez came to Matawan from Talchuano. Chile. He came here through the American Field Service. It all started at the end of the 1968-1969 school year. A group of students, teachers, and parents formed an AFS chapter in Matawan. They had to raise $750 to bring a foreign student here. Next they had to find a home where the student would stay. After a while it was decided that he would stay at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Max Zaretsky. During his time at MRHS Alex had a full schedule that included Chemistry, English, History. Mechanical Drawing, and Math. Alex headed back to Chile on July 16 after having had a three week tour around the U.S. sponsored by the AFS. 7 The M.R H.S. Marching Band: Nicholas Dascoli. director There are all kinds of Huskies, but without a doubt, the hardest working Huskies in the field of music are the Marching Huskies. It is a rare day in September when one can look out on the field after school and not see the Band practicing, not to mention October and even November. Mr. Dascoli's famous cries of Do it again and do it right this time” has once again proven beneficial. The 1969-1970 Marching Huskies have done themselves and their school very proud. 8 Kent Johnson — Bond President The First Signs Of Life Were The Marching Huskies The band m action. Majorettes Brighten Half-time Shows standing: Kathy Donahue. Patty Grey. Sue Nelson. Mary Ann Zeiglcr. Mardc Borntnend. Mina Shortridgc. Lynn Kramer. Lynn Delfonso. Cathy Watson. JoEllen Myers kneeling: Ann Leontine. Jean Leonard not pictured Rose Burgey 10 Drum majorette — Nancy Eiscnbeis Lynn Turcby. Sue Clay. Sharon Sparks. Retta Goolsby. Jackie DeMont. Denise Hunlcy. Pam Edwards. Cathy Flynn. Denise Pittman Each year during the football season the majorettes perform at half time. Rigorous training and long practices prepared the girls for a successful and spirited time. Nancy Eisenbeis. our outstanding drum majorette, led the band. This was her sec- ond year as drum majorette. The twirlers were proud to have Bron- wen Barry as- their captain. The color guard captain was Ann Leontine and the flag twirlers were led by Karen Almenas. Mrs. L. Anderson, majorette advisor, did a fine job in helping the girls achieve a successful year. standing: Penny Fry. Jenny Rowe. Denise Lawlor. Debbie Hernger. Pam Edwards. Pat Russell. Mary Daly. Jean Geist. Denise Hayducko. kneeling: Diane Rifkm. Bronwen Barry not pictured Marilyn Chewey. We’re The Huskie Congregation Top Row — Caro' Foley. Stacy Bogdonoff. Nancy Schaffer Middle Row — Denise Williams. Carol Shaw. Carla La Grassa. Sue Mitchell. Peggy Yules. Mary McKenna. Bottom Row — Peggy Godwin. Audrey Anderson. Peggy Godwin — Capt. Audrey Anderson — Co-capt. Senior Carla La Grassa Senior Denise Williams Senior Pewy Yules Senior Carol Shaw Enthusiasm was the key word for describing the spirit of the 1969-70 cheerleading squad. Throughout the football and basketball seasons, our cheerleaders, led by Captain Peggy Godwin and Co-captain Audrey Anderson, were definitely a boost to everyone. The excitement inspired by them at the pep rallies and bonfire as well as the games helped contribute to one of the Huskies most successful seasons. We Create A Great Sensation Front - Joan Rainone, Pat Nicholson (Co-Capt). Barbara Grady (Capt). Michelle Kort Back - Wendy Cornell. Nancy Vena. Janet Frew, Barbara Remer. Carol Leto. Pat Falco. Katherine Muller Eugenia Czajkowski Cheerleading Advisors 14 The Bonfire Kicks Off The Thanksgiving Weekend Our thanks to the Block M If possible. MRHS has once again, outdone itself in starting of Homecoming Weekend with the enthu- siasm it deserves. The 1969 bonfire was by far the most'’ bonfire in years. The most eggs, most firemen, most enthusiasm and of course, most fun. A special word of thanks goes to the Block M men for making it all possible and to the twenty-one cheer leaders for carrying on the enthusiasm that it began with. Class of '71 can you top it? Impossible! A New Tradition Matawan Vs. Raritan The Winner's Trophy - A Stutfed Turkey Homecoming Audrey Anderson. Wendy Cornell. Bronwen, and Diane Gelburd, The Queen and her Court Homecoming Queen Miss Bronwen Barry reigned over this year‘s Thanksgiving Day Game against our new rival. Raritan. After nominations were submitted by the football players, the student body voted in the election held by the Student Council. Bronwen’s court included Wendy Cornell. Princess: and Audrey Anderson and Diane Gelburd. Attendants. The Queen was crowned during the pre game show by Mr. Stachura and then all four girls quickly changed into their respective majorette, cheerlead- ing, and band uniforms for the remainder of the game. 17 Bronwen Barry — The Homecoming Queen Sitting — Mrs. Frazier. Advisor: Linda Lee Jaffrey. Editor; Kevin Fry. Editor; Jack Donahue. Debbie Richman: Kneeling - Mary Daly. Ellen Garrett. Robin Smith. Jill Okun and Paul Moran Nine Months In The Making Our Baby . . . Pillar ’70 18 m pan® ;; tetft jud;■ book by its f CfM'- - 8 No club, activity, or sport requires as much time and work as that of the yearbook. To layout two hundred and eight pages complete with copy, pictures, headlines, and captions as well as conduct a sales campaign and get advertisements is a prodigious task. Trivial details such as eighty-two page deadlines, seemed to crop up at the most inopportune times and a small staff hindered progress. Nonetheless, a dedicated group of students plus a hardworking advisor. Mrs. Anne Fra- zier — Home Economics instructor, prevailed. Staff members included: Kevin Fry. Linda Jaffrey ..............Editors-in-chief Debbie Richman ...........................Layout Editor Jack Donahue ........................Photography Editor Debbie Schirmer. Jack Donahue Business Managers Robin Smith ..............................Typing Editor Sharon Walsh. Jill Okun, Ellen Garrett. Mary Daly, Stacy Bogdonoff. Paul Moran. Lorna Gade. Al Bush, Brian Gelburd, Steve Molinoff, Don Suss, Ron Levine. Richard Bischoff and Glenn Martin. 19 Student Council This year the Student Council progressed tremendously in becoming a more productive organization. The Student Council strived for better communication with the student body and became more concerned with improve- ments needed in the school. The greatest mile- stone this year, was the tri-part plan (Ad-Fab-Sac) which provided a more powerful vote for the Student Council. The three mem- bers of the Student Advisory Committee were: Keith Gross. Ron Levine and Bruce Korf. Under this new plan, the passing of the new dress code was approved. Another Student Council project, which was successful through the leadership of Steven Baker. John Furey and Pat Falco, who pre- sented a need for new bleachers on the home side of the athletic field. The ultimate out- come was $16.000 allotted in the school budget for the erection of new bleachers. This year, exchanges with other high schools were con- ducted in which Student Council members. General Assembly delegates and class officers were eligible to participate. The Student Coun- cil did more this year than ever before and de- serve commendation also for the homecoming arrangements: the revision of the Student Council Constitution: the support of the foster child and for their pursuence of a way to create better election proceedings in the election of class officers and Student Council members. 1970 Student Council — our gratitude for a job well done! Seated. 1st row — Pat Falco. Colleen Birmingham. Steve Baker. Keith Gross. Dtane Gelburd. Peggy Yules. Carol Shaw. Audrey Anderson. Standing — Pat Chewey. Sandy Kube. Brenda Bruno. Noreen Hussey. John Furey. Sue Brown. Ron Levine. Barbara Grady. Bob Lovell. Ishmeal Martinez. Cheryl McGraw. Student Council Officers: Diane Gelburd — Secretary; Steve Baker — Vice President; Keith Gross - President; Peggy Yules - Treasurer. ooooh. John Wayne AD-FAB-SAC AD-FAB SAC is a new board which gives the students, faculty, and administration an equal vote on any policy decisions which have a direct bearing on the students. The Student Advisory Committee (SAC) repre- sents the Student Council, while AD FAB rep- resent the Administration and Faculty Advisory Board respectively. The procedure of the AD-FAB SAC council calls for the FAB and SAC to poll their respective bodies on the issue at question. The results of these polls and the administrative view is then discussed and a joint policy is re submitted to the bodies. The results of these votes determines the position of each body and in a final meeting of majority determining the school policy. This newly formed tri-umverate has been a major step in giving the students an effective way of voicing their opi- nions. 21 all quiet on the western front! Student Council Adopts A Child . . . Rebecca’s family background is one of extreme poverty and privation. Although both her parents are living, their circumstances are pitiful. They live in a miserable shack that is far too small for their family. The father, although employed, earns so very little that it is impossible to stretch their meager income to meet their needs. The girl was desperately in need of proper nourishment, cloth- ing and attention. We were happy to welcome her to our ■•family group. Your sponsorship will mean much to her. Rebecca G annopoulou Reminiscenses Of Student Council 22 Members of the M.R.H.S. Student Council have taken over a small corner of our vast building. Great changes have taken place in A-14. The room was originally designed as a coat check room for the auditorium. Until recently it has only been used as a store room for odds and ends. We have Keith Gross to thank for securing the room for Student Council activities. The physical appearance of the room has changed greatly. A wall was built to separate the room into a conference room and an office. A rug v as laid in the Conference room which will also be used for Guidance. And Steals A Room! Student Council Participates In Interscholastic Exchanges This year student council was in- volved with a student exchange pro- gram with various High Schools in the area. This consisted of one day tours of our school showing them the different facets of Matawan's curricu- lum. The same was done with our students at various High Schools. Minis Passe . . . Slacks Are Here To Stay 25 seated — Cathy Prager. Judy Gilbert. Stephen de Pietri. John Furey. standing — Ron Levine. Debbie Orbach. Mike Zaretsky. Walter Zwirko. Steve Baker MRHS News The fourth year of the MRHS NEWS proved to be a successful one. In its brief life, the NEWS has ex- panded from a two page to a four page publication. The '69'70 year saw the NEWS achieve financial sta bility and come out on a bi monthly basis. The school newspaper places an emphasis on accurate reporting of all school and school related activities. Opinion on school issues is ex- pressed in the editorial column and the Huskie's Bark, a sport's column. Editor-in-chief of the paper was Ron Levine. Managing editor was Debbie Orbach. Chief editors were Judy Gilbert, Steve de Pietri. Cathy Prager. and Don Suss. fewug iff CVJ Srtwil liWwtt.lWI T ft. rj J i Sca News Goes Bi-Monthly MRHS NEWS STAFF Editor in Chief Ron Levine Managing Editor Debbie Orbach Board of Editors: Stephen de Pietri. Mavis See- huas. Jean Leonard. Don Suss. Elliot Groffman, Judy Gilbert. Debbie Barron News Bureau Cathy Prager Business Manager John Furey Photographer Walt Zwirko Puzzle Mike Zaretsky Exchange Editor Cindy Dell Typists Ronnie Allen. Sue Davis. Kevin Hodge Artists Carin Goldberg. Barbara Schwahl Reporters Su Sigmund. Helen Groveman. Bruce Schour. Dave Rothman. Bruce Conrad. Wilette Hill. Matt Wilkes. Grace Wilson. Todd Frankenthal. Richard Gilbert, Brenda Daniels. Marc Kresky. Nicki Lloyd, Sally Evans. David Kaplan. Susan Rubinstein. Robin Smith. Cathi Kurland. Joe Gaval. Nancy Helms. Pam Pal tridgc Advisor Katherine Muller Music And Drama . . . Big Plans For ’69-’70 28 29 Administration Cuts Back Drama Program The Unknown Soldier and His Wife , a war satire by British actor, director and author Peter Ustinov, was the Drama Workshop's first pro- duction this year, which was presented on December 12. and 13. Because of alleged obscenity, irreverence and anti-religious sentiments in the play, it was necessary to defend it before the Board of Education, even though the workshop had the approval of the English Department. Dr. McKenna, and the administration. Some of the offending lines were cut, and the play was allowed, reluc- tantly, to go on. Sergeant — Richard Brown General — Peter Meic Archbishop — Ken Weiss Unknown Soldier — Stephen de Pietri Inventor — David Kaplan 35914 — Linda Jaffrey 14768 — Gene Festa 71696 — Bruce Conrad 94343 — Jim Tomasello Woman — Willette Hill Wife — Debbie Barron, Colwyn Keil The technical and production crews included: Stage Manager — Kevin Fry Assistant director — Cathy Prager Publicity — Jill Okun Scenery Construction — Louise Howard Props — Debbie Richman, Linda Jaffrey Costumes — Linda Borup. Jackie Parsick. Steve de Retri Light — Paul Moran Sound — Jack Donahue The Unknown Soldier And His Wife . . . December 12 and 13 32 Concert Huge Success On December 18, 1969 Spring Choral Concert April 30, 1970 - Most Successful Ever Mrs. Hannah. Choral Director The 1970 Spring Choral Concert was the most successful ever given at Matawan . The standing room only crowd ex- perienced what was perhaps the greatest undertaking ever by the chorus. The audience was treated to the Bach Motet “Komm. Jesus. Komm, and a fine dance number, along with a medley from Oliver. The comments from the audience indicated that the show was well received. If audience response is the measure by which a concert is judged then the MRHS Annual Spring Band Concert was a smashing success. Director and students worked many long hours to perfect the performance and were rewarded by audience’s standing ovation at conclusion of concert. Dascoli And Band Receive Standing Ovation At Spring Concert — May 21, 1970 Cutback Takes Effect . . . Stage Put to Bed Early 36 37 Everyone Does His Thing . . . A Walter Zwirko carries old glory. 42 Deserving Students Receive Awards June 12, 1970 43 The M.R.H.S. News awards. Elliott Groffman announcing the awards Band members relaxing on the job. Audrey Anderson receives senior cheerleading letter. 44 Mr. Lloyd . . . Teacher Of The Year Mr. F. Howard Lloyd. English Department Chairman and English teacher was duly awarded the Princeton Prize for Distinguished Secondary School Teaching in New Jersey. This award, of which there are four in the state, was presented to Mr. Lloyd by Dr. Robert F. Goheen. President of Princeton University, at Princeton's 223rd commencement exercises. The Princeton Prize, now in its 12th year, was established by an anonymous alumnus' gift. It recognizes “fruit- ful teaching and devoted service in New Jersey schools with a $1000 prize for the teacher and $250 toward the purchase of Library books to the school for each of the four winners. Since his joining the Matawan Faculty in 1947, Mr. Lloyd has served as De- partmental Chairman as well as a high school English teacher. His college education was interrupted by military service during World War II. but he returned to Rutgers University and earned his Bachelor s Degree in 1947. He received his Master's Degree from Rutgers in 1949. English, as he prefers to teach it. involves appropriate aspects of all other curricular areas insofar as feasible. During his first six years at Matawan. he taught English IX. XI and a class in applied science. For the past 17 years his primary concentration has been in teaching English XI with the course's literary side placing emphasis on America's historical and cultural as well as literary heritage. For 10 years until 1963 he also taught a journalism course. Among many extracurricular assignments, he has been co-chairman of plan- ning for the seniors' traditional Washmgton-Williamsburg Trip. In his nominating letter of Frank Howard Lloyd to Princeton University. Carl J. Youngman. acting principal of Matawan Regional High School, related that he had thought of several likely candidates who have been extremely innovative and have brought dramatic change to our school system. He continued that deeper consideration brought to mind a facet of education terribly overlooked and grossly underrated — stability. Mr. Youngman wrote. The man I have chosen to nominate brings to this great profession, one of the basic foundation blocks — stability. He believes in America and apple pie and is one of the finest teachers and one of the warmest human beings I have ever known. He added. “In the final analysis, the result of Mr. Lloyd's teaching must be evaluated by looking at the students who have been the products of his efforts. When graduates of Matawan return to visit they invariably ask if they may see Mr. Lloyd. A student may walk around all day with his shirt tail hanging out. but before entering Mr. Lloyd's class, the shirt tail will be tucked inside the trousers. This is done not because the student fears Mr. Lloyd, but simply because he knows that Mr. Lloyd dislikes a slovenly appearance. He does it because of re- spect. not fear. A teacher of 12th grade students can readily identify those stu- dents who were with Mr. Lloyd during the preceding year. These students can write a meaningful report. These students can go to the library and use its re- sources effectively. These students are usually good school citizens and show respect to members of the faculty. And he concluded. His fellow teachers regard him as the rock of the school whose word can be trusted and whose concern and interest in people is sin- cere. A-V Club Home to the AV Club 1st row — Advisor; Mr. A. John McKenna. Debbie Richman. Cliff Schakelton. Mike Wieser. Steve Molinoff. 2nd row — Paul Moran. Chuck Weigler. Kevin Fry, Al Bush. Francis Himple. 3rd row — Walter Zwirko. Neal Axelrod. Pat Kelleher. Brian Gelburd. The Audio-Visual Club is a school service organization whose prime function is assisting teachers in operating all types of equipment such as projectors, tape players, and other communication equipment. This year a Video recording system has been added and is used in filming football and basketball games and students have made use of the stystem to give reports. The Video recorder has allowed creative students to set forth their ideas to their fellow students. Another function of the AV club is to run assemblies behind the scenes. An experienced technical crew provides assemblies with light and sound. Most school functions could not be executed if it were not for the Audio-Visual club. The students in this club are a great asset to M.R.H.S. New members this year are Cliff Shackelton. Debbie Richman. Walter Zwirko. Brian Gelburd. Christov Siciarz. Steve Molinoff, Neal Axlerod. Paul Moran Al Bush experiment with the TV camera. Girls And Boys Block “M” Kneeling - Gail Caley Pat Hodge Standing - Retta Goolsby. Peggy Godwin. Miss Frances Adler. Phyllis Jones. Viola Wilbourn Kneeling - G. Martin. M Burnup. 0 Sturt. K Hodge. G Pangian. T Russell. B. Casagrande. R Boenm J Aatson. R Mancie Standing - 8 love J. Geran. J Mohier. M A.lkes M. Herb. 0 Craparo. T. Casagrande B Connelly. K ODonneU. F. Forman. M Devmo. B Hesse 47 Honors Math Club Honors Math Club Members: Pat Brannick. Joe Gaval. Denise Hay ducko. Cliff Gordon. Louise Howard. William Hussey. Bruce Korf. Marc Krauss, Carla LaGrassa. Matthew Wilkes. Peggy Yules. Donna Borup. Ronald Levine. Debbie Maggie. Ricky Manville. Glenn Martin. Pete Meic. John Muller, Pat Nieves. Cathy Pragcr. Pat Russell. Chris Sarra. Wayne Schubigec. Paul Serlc. Robert Sioss. Debbie Stein. Donald Suss. Robert Lovell. Debby Orbach. James Rankl. Barbara Schwall. Carol Shaw. Elizabeth Lloyd. Wilhelmina Albanese. David Alexander. Neil Axelrod. Randy Charlsen. Kathie Clodius. Bruce Conrad. Frank Honors Mathematics Club Advisor — Mrs. Catherine Siddons President — Keith Gross Dugan. Michael Fieux, Janet Frew. Gary Giblock. Helayne Goelstein. Barbara Grady. Debbie Herriger, Mary McKenna. Mary Mertz. Susan Mitchell. Anne Murphy. Renee Myers. Raymond Papa. Jackie Parsick. Debbie Richman. Rosemary Rispoli. Alan Stultz. Denise Sturt. Danny Craparo. Genevieve Rowe. Susan Rubenstem. Andrew Schiller. Neil Selmger. Susan Sigmund. Mary Vena. Virgie Wagner. Joy Wattenberg, Charles Wiegel. Kenneth Weiss. Michele Wilson. Michael Zaretsky. Kevin Michaels. Eileen Rubin. Fred Forman. Karen Selberg. Barbara Gustaf sen. Alexander Lillo. Vice President — Nancy Helms Secretary — Diane Gelburd Treasurer — Pam Bily F.T.A. The members of the Future Teacher's Club are those juniors and seniors who are interested in following the teaching profession. This year the club's main activities have been the two observation days on which the members observed a class in the grammar school. The first observation day was held in the fall and the second, in the late spring. In this way. club members had a chance to note the progression of the class they observed. The advisor of the Future Teacher's Club is Mrs. Bell and this year's officers were: Pres. - Kathy Francis. V. Pres. - Jewell Fry. Sec. - Barbara Schwahl. and Sec. — Chris Sarra. Foreign Language Clubs 1st row — J. Rappaport. S. Evans. Advisor: Mrs. Patricia Weftner. I Sterns. P. Laucr. D. Florio. S. Donahue. L. Walling 2nd row - J. Blumenthal, J. Munn. R. Dean. M. Shortrrdge. M Wilson. H. Gold Stem. E. Garrett. M Daly. 3rd row - T. Posner. G. Moskow.tz. L Kramer. B. McPhee. K Kromtz, D. Ncalis. J. Altman. E. Dey, 4th row - M Gray. L. Dworkis, R. Myers. R. Rispole. E. Maliko. D Day C. Friedman. W. Cornell. K. O'Donnell. 5th row — P. Matalon. D. Feldman. A. Nunziato. D. Shoals. M Manzo. K. Connelly. K. Connelly. M. Burger 6th row — L. Wallach. L Julian, A. Nieves. S. Ginsberg. M. Witzgall. S. Smith. 8 Olsen. J. Haynes. D. Levitin. 7th row — N. Axelrod, M. Quail. Olsen Spanish Club This year, the Spanish Club was faced with the problem of staggered sessions. Since it was impossible to hold a full membership meeting, the club met in two groups. On May 11, club members went to New York City, where they dined at a Spanish Restaurant. They also visited the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The Spanish Club advisors are: Mrs. Patricia Weltner and Mr. Paul DuBrow. The officers are: Sharon Walsh. President: Chuck Weigel. Vice President; Debbie Smith, Treasurer. French Club The French Club this year has not been as active as in past years due to the teacher's Job action policy. Plans for both the club trip and dance were postponed indefinitely. However the club successfully sold stationery to help aid the AFS club in bringing Alex, our exchange student, to M.R.H.S. The Club officers are: President — Richard Bischoff. Vice President — Jean Geist. Secretary — Julie Nagy, and Treasurer — Sue Brown. Bottom row: Sue Brown, Carol Englebretson Imda Seigel. Diane Gdburd. Mrs. Perkins — advisor. Linda Lee Jaffrey. Nickie Lloyd Back row: Cathy Prager. Debbie Orbach. Ron Levine Steve dcPictri. Richard Bischoff. Jean Geist. Julie Nagy, and Jill Okun not pictured. 49 Library Club Senior Library Club Members: Karen Almenas. Gale Beckmann. Barbara Biel. Marilyn Chewey. Howard Conlon. Debra Durante. Rose Esposito. Judy Gilbert, Barbie Jetter. Bruce Korl. Justine Mitchell. Juanita Maroney. Pat Nieves. Phyllis O'Reilly. Sandra Richards, Barbara Schwahl. Louise Schwenk. Caroline Vecchione. Sharon Walsh. Val Weisenberger. Junior Library Club Members: Wilhemina Albancsc. John Barrelli. James Bracken. Ellen Campbell. Kathy Clodius. Brenda Daniels. Andrew Lubow. Renee Myers. Rosemary Rispolt. Diane Rogers. Joy Wattenborg. Debra Rankine. Cathy Poling. Sophomore Library Club Members: Pat Chewey. Brent Lassen. Eileen Conlon. President: Bruce Korf. Vice President: Ellen Campbell. Treasurer: Louise Schwenk Keeping up on current events? % Mrs. Davidson working hard. Leaving the staff this year is our head librarian Mrs. Lois Davidson. When she first started with this school, there were only 450 students and the library had 2.000 books. We now have 1500 students, and over 15.000 books, and 14.000 magazines, plus vocational guidance material and an ever growing department of audio visual aids. Prior to becoming a librarian. Mrs. Davidson taught Latin and En- Library Club. glish at the high school and substituted in almost every subject here The Library club, under the guidance of Mrs. Lois and in the grammar school. Davidson, provides assistance to the librarians. The During her first year as librarian, she organized the Library Club, forty members give up one period of their time dur- which was composed of fifteen members. This club which has be- ing the week to work in the library. Checking books come a very important part of the library, now has doubled in size, in and out. returning them to their proper location. Over the years. Mrs. Davidson has taken an avid interest in all the and performing many clerical obligations climaxing in students who have come to depend on her unfailing help. She is year end inventory are only some of the duties of the never too busy to stop and help students find what they need, how Library Club. This club teaches students the basics of ever obscure the subject; and her suggestions are always invaluable, library science. An annual trip to a New York library Matawan will miss her very much. It is not often we are fortunate enhances the students knowledge in this field. Often enough to have someone in our midst as dedicated as she has been, a New York show is viewed as a treat. 51 Honor Society Inducts New Members Old Members — 1st row; Kent Johnson. Marilyn Chewcy. Carla La Grassa. Peter Meic. Ron Levine. Diane Gelburd. Matty Wilkes: 2nd row. Peggy Yules. Pat Brannick. Louisa Howard. Joseph Gaval. Ricky Manville. Cathy Twanmoh. Keith Gross. Paul Serte; 3rd row. Pam Bily Nancy Eisenbeis. Marc Krauss. Bruce Korf. Richard Bischoff. Bob Sioss. Senior members are: Audrey Anderson. Pamela Bily. Richard Bischoff. Bonna Borup. Patricia Brannick. Marilyn Chewey. Nancy Eisenbeis. Joseph Gaval. Keith Gross. Lousia Howard. Kent Johnson. Bruce Korf. Marc Krauss. Richard Manville. Paul Serle. Robert Sioss. Catherine Twanmoh. Matthew Wilkes. Peggy Yules. Judith Gilbert. Donald Suss. Cathy Prager. Barbara Schwahl. Denise Hayducko. Carol Shaw. Bronwen Barry. Stephen do Pietri. Deborah Orbach. Marcie Bornfriend. and Willian Hussey. Junior members are: Renee Myers. Deborah Rich man. Michele Wilson, Neil Selinger. Wilhelmina Albanese. Frank Dugan. Charles Weigel. David Alexander. Kathleen Ctodius. Susan Sigmond. Neal Axelrod. Elizabeth Lloyd. Mary Mcrtz. Susan Clay. Barbara Grady. Debra Herriger. Genevieve Rowe. Barbara Drago. Jacqueline F arsick. Susan Mitchell. Michael Fieux. Mary McKenna. Carol Foley. Mavis Seehaus. Daniel Craparo, Stephen Baker. Deborah Barron, and Barbara Gustafson. New Members — Ut row; Barbara Drago. Debra Herriger. Carol Shaw, Bronwen Barry. Marcie Bornfriend. Barbara Grady. Carol Foley. Wilhelmina Albanese; 2nd row, Genevive Rowe, Michele Wilson, Deborah Richman. Kathleen Clodius. Mary McKenna. Susan R. Mitchell. Denise Hayducko. Debbie Orbach: 3rd row. Frank Dugan. William Hussey. Daniel Craparo. Rene Myers. Susan Sigmond. Barbara Schwahl. Judy Gilbert. 4th row. Steven Baker. Michael Fieux. Deborah Barron. Mavis Seehaus. Cathy FYager; 5th row. David Alexander. Neil Axelrod. Stephen di Pietri. Ne i Selinger. Charles Weigel This year's chapter of the National Honor Society innovated many things. Led by President — Peter Meic. Vice-President — Ron Levine. Secretary — Carla LaGrassa. and Treasurer — Diane Gelburd. the Society initiated a series of exchanges with other high schools. These ranged from local schools such as Monmouth Regional to East Orange High School. In addition, the Society conducted its traditional functions of hosting the Kick- Off” dance and the NHS picnic. Inductions for new members, both juniors and seniors, were held in April. Previous plans for an earlier induction for were put off because of the teachers' job-action. 53 International Thespian Society The Matawan chapter of the International Thes- pian Society is celebrating its third year as a mem- ber of the international organization designed to promote knowledge of the theatre and related arts. This dynamic group, though in a state of suspended animation this season, has a great reserve of hidden talent and dormant potential. The inspiring plans of Mr. Bill Smith, advisor, brought troupe 1615 to a new plateau of dramatic professionalism. Row 1. Paul Hansen. Alexander Graham Bush. Paul Moran. Peter Meic. Stephen Di Pietri, Richard Brown. Kevin Fry. Jack Donahue. Gerard Barron. Row 2. Sue Brown, Ellen Garret. Cathy Prager, Debbie Richmond. Jessica Bowerman, Linda Lee Jatfrey. Lorna Marie Gade. Denise Berhens. Rose Esposito. Barbara Taylor. Diane Gelburd. Jackie Parsick. Lisa Zimmer AFS For the first time in the history of MRHS. Matawan received an exchange student — Alex Lillo Ramirez from Chile. Advised by Mrs. Doris Perkins, French teacher, the club sponsored Alex for a full year at MRHS by selling friendship bonds. Present plans call for a Matawan senior to visit a Foreign nation as a part of the exchange program. The Officers of the AFS club were: President — Alfred Cannin. Vice President — Barbara Gallaway, Secretary — Helen Groveman. and Treasurer — Kathy Clodius. Alex Lillo. Helen Groveman. Mrs. Doris Perkins. Cathy Clodius. John Borelh V.I.P. Club lit Row: L. Jatfrey. J. Gilbert 2nd Row: C. Shackelton. J. Blumenthal. J. Rappaport. J. Munn, S. Evans. L. Walling. I. Andrews. P. Hansen. C. Kurland 3rd Row: J. Finketstein. N. Hussey. P. Falco. S. Smith. D. Feldman. R. Dean. J. Parsick 4th Row: J. Corman. B. Lawlor R. Brown. Mrs. Ann Hannah. Adv . B. Taylor. L. Zimmer. F. Himpet The Vocal Instrumental Performance Club is designed to give the amateur musician practice in demonstrating his musical skill in front of an audience. The membership meets on the first Tuesday of every month. Any performer with a solo or ensemble number is given time on the Auditorium stage to perform for the rest of the club. The goal that V.I.P. hopes to attain is a yearly assembly for the entire school to enjoy. This way it is possible to make known the talent available in the school body. The officers of this year's club are: President — Richard Brown. Vice President — Barbara Taylor. Secretary — Lisa Zimmer, and Program Co- Ordinator — Bill Lawlor. Mrs. Hannah and Richard Brown Program Coordinator — Bill Lawlor. Vice President — Barbara Taylor. Mrs. Hannah. President — Richard Richard Brown and Secretary — Lisa Zimmer sws Huskies End Year With 6-1-2 Record Bottom row — R Manville. J. McKinney. G. Martin. B. Casagrandc. I Russell. M. Wilkes. J. Vaccarella. J. Geran. J. Rank), r. Adams. C. Harris. Second Row — M Morrissey. T. Currey. M Devino. C. Edwards. B. Putnam. B Connolly. F Eovmo. J. MacDonald. D Craparo. M Herb. F. Leong. Third Row — K. Fry. D Hughes. J. Schweitzer. R. Pappa. F. Forrrvon. E. Dercchailo. T Casagrandc. M. Mclune, T. Geran. F Dyche. I. Forman. Fourth row — Head Coach B. Rizzo. M. Deitz, M. fieux. Coach B. George. Coach L. Britton Matawan 56 Matawan 25 Matawan 6 Matawan 6 Matawan 8 Matawan 42 Matawan 43 Matawan 35 Matawan 21 Jackson Twp 0 Monmouth Reg 8 Red Bank 6 Ocean Twp 6 Manasquan 17 Asbury Park 0 Freehold 0 Howell Twp 0 Raritan 7 Coaches George. Rizzo, and Britton Captain Tony Russell Captain Matt Wilkes Guess Who? The Huskies, after a 4 41 record in 1968. lost only one game and tied two this year. Led by Senior Running Backs Tony Russell and John Geran. the Matawan team finished second in the Shore Conference. “B division competition, their only loss coming to Undefeated Man- asquan in an extremely hard fought battle for the cham- pionship. Performances worthy of special merit were supplied by Russell and Geran, along with Seniors Glenn Martin. Bill Casagrande, Jim Rankl, John MKm- ney and Matt Wilkes, also Juniors Mike Herb. Curt Ed- wards. Bob Conolly. Danny Craparo. and Randy Chari- sen. 60 We are going the right way. aren't we? 61 Randy Charlscn runs for a touchdown Heh look! A Praying Mantis. 62 Senior John Geran. scoring one of his many touchdowns. -I know they're tough, but somebody has to go in! Get that point. Huskies, get that point! Coach Rizzo s defensive team let only 44 points score against them, an average at only 4.8 points per game for the eleven games. This total was second only to the 4.7 point average of the Undefeated 1966 team. This effort was sparked by Seniors Geran. Martin, and Joe Vaccarella. along with Ju- niors Herb. Frank Eovino. and John Mc- Donald. Big Glenn Martin DkJ you hear the one about the Farmer’s Daughter?” •Whose teeth are these in my helmet? Third and fourty . Mmmmmmmm Bob Connolly. Replacing Keyport as Matawan's Thanksgiving rival, the Raritan Rockets fought valiantly before going down to de- feat with a 21-7 score. Tony Russell was selected by sportswriters as the star per- former in the game after scoring two touchdowns for the Huskies. 65 Matawan Harriers Matawan 23 St. Mary’s 34 Matawan 17 Freehold 42 Matawan 15 Red Bank 47 Matawan 19 Asbury F ark 40 Matawan 21 Jackson 37 Matawan 45 Monmouth 48 Matawan 32 Manasquan 23 Matawan 45 Raritan 16 Matawan 15 Ocean 50 Matawan 18 Howell 41 Matawan 30 Middletown 25 (Lower Score Wins) 66 Coach Gene Jaczynski Tie For “B” Championship First row: C. Wolverton, B. Hesse D. Sturt. J. Watson Second row: B Hussey. R. Klein. F. Manzo. J. O’Reilly. S. Koenig 67 Basketball Team Has 9-12 Season Front row: W. Schubificr. J Mohler. B. Scheef. M. Burnup Second row: M Wilkes. B Hussey. T. Tretola. J. Cameron. 0. Hall. Matawan 47 — Manasquan 48 Matawan 91 — Howell Twp. 68 Matawan 31 — Ocean Twp. 63 Matawan 71 — Keyport 56 Matawan 66 — Middletown 81 Matawan 54 — Jackson Twp. 48 Matawan 51 — Red Bank 53 Matawan 59 — Asbury Park 75 Matawan 62 — Keyport 50 Matawan 59 — Monmouth Reg. 60 Matawan 57 — Manasquan 69 Matawan 82 — Raritan 65 Matawan 64 — Howell Twp. 47 Matawan 61 — Ocean Twp. 79 Matawan 71 — Monmouth Reg. 55 Matawan 73 — Jackson Twp. 69 Matawan 72 — Red Bank 71 Matawan 64 — Asbury Park 66 Matawan 50 — C.B.A. 88 Captain John Mohler. 68 The Basketball Huskies finished the 1969-70 sea son with only a 9 and 12 record (including Christmas tournament losses to Neptune and St. Rose) despite the sharp shooting of Mark Burnup and Bill Hussey and the strong rebounding of Kent Johnson. Yet. the final record is not a true indication of the team’s abil- ity. for it found itself short by only one or two points at the ends of several closely fought contests against Red Bank. Asbury Park, and conference champion Manasquan. Some additional bright spots in coach Mac Cutcheon’s plans were the defensive play of John Mohler and Dave Hall, and the dependable foul shooting of Jimmy Cameron. The defense in Action 69 Bill Hussey One of the real surprises of the season was Kent Johnson. Through hard work and determination, the 6'10Vz senior finally came into his own. In this, his third Varsity year. Kent justified Coach MacCutcheon's faith in him. and wound up second on the team in total points scored. Kent in action. ■Watch the knee, buddy! Girl’s Basketball Team Finishes 6-6 Kneeling — Barbara Drago. Charlotte Walker. Leslie Dell, co captain Diane Dolan, captam Nancy Helms. Pat Talley. Kathy Jorg, Pat Chewey. Judy Tretola. Standing — Debbie Rtchman. Scorer. Coach Peggy Kerwin. Retta Goolsby. Gail Caley. Carsandra Taylor. 8arbara Gustafsen. Ellie Dey. Glenda Jackson. Barbara Neal. Marian Wojtowic . Timer. Jeanne Dwyer. Statistician The girl's basketball team, although not quite as successful as in recent years, had a highly commend- able season. The team, coached by Miss Peggy Ker- win. finished with a deceiving 6-6 record in a close and extremely well-matched league. The team was paced this year by the playmaking and leadership of senior Nancy Helms: and the scor- ing of junior Carsandra Taylor, who averaged 19 points a game. Junior Barbara Drago and sophomore Gail Caley also contributed greatly to the scoring punch and the defense was a team strength with senior Diane Dolan the stalwart and sophomore Retta Goolsby helping to thwart the other teams. With only Nancy Helms and Diane Dolan graduating, the team should be experienced and extremely strong next year. Captain Nancy Helms Offensive stars Gail Caley and Carsandra Taylor also play great defense Co-captain Diane Dofan Matawan Matawan Matawan Matawan Matawan Matawan Matawan Matawan Matawan Matawan Matawan Matawan WON-LOST RECORD 33 St. Rose 31 28 Toms River South 40 31 Wall 28 39 Brick 31 22 Central 25 33 Lakewood 30 33 St. Mary's 34 32 Ocean 42 50 Pt. Pleasant Boro 51 60 Raritan 21 34 Toms River North 11 44 St. Rose 46 Barbara Drago scores on her specialty, an outside shot. First Row — Dave Bauliec. Ed Black. 8ob Lovell. Mickey Dietz. Carl Vitale. F lesant Johnson Second Row — John King. Ralf Boehm. Frank Leong. Curt Edwards. Mike Herb. Marty Devmo. Coach 81II Lawlor Wrestlers Have Disappointing Season 74 Matawan 13 30 Matawan 11 39 Matawan 6 40 Matawan 16 34 Matawan 18 30 Matawan 8 37 Matawan 11 33 Matawan 18 32 Matawan 19 30 Matawan 19 31 Manasquan Ocean Red Bank Lakewood Asbury Park Howell Freehold CBA Wall South Brunswick Ray Papa, one of Matawan's leading wrestlers 75 Bowlers Win Sectionals J. Geran. R. Roberts. C. DeBonis. M. Fieux, B. Schour. M. Kresky. 0 Rothman. Coach R, Holler. The MRHS Bowling team finished the season with an 1812 record in 30 games this winter. Led by Captain and Most valuable Bowler Marc Kresky. the team included seniors Bruce Schour. John Geran. and Dave Rothman. Juniors Rob Roberts and Mike Fieux. and Freshman Tom Par- ricci. In post season activity, the Huskies won the sectionals and finished sixth in the state champion- ships. Senior John Geran Golfers End Season With 9-6 Record Coach Hans Fleischer. Ed Ledford. John Hollweg. Rob Roberts. Rick Manville. Ed Bauman The Golf Team, coached by Hans Fleischer, had a very respectable 9-6 record, good for third place in the shore conference. The team was led by junior Rob Roberts, who was voted most valuable player. Graduating seniors include Rick Manville. Mark 8urnup. and John Hollweg. How- ever. there are several upcoming underclassmen, including Ed Ledford and Ed Bauman. 77 first row: F. Manzo. M. Wilkes, T Russell. R. Charlsen. G. Martin, J. Watson. G. Pangian. T. Adams, B. Hussey. 0. Sturt. C. Edwards. M. Herb. D. Suss second row I. Forman. R. Papa. F. Leong. R. Harris. J. O'Redlley. D. Silva. K. O'Donnell. B. Connolly. N. Rangos. R. Klein. B. Hesse, K. Hodge third row M Fieux. T Clause, G. Kuebter. J Lockwood. J. S ewczyk. J. Gade. S. Leto. J. Oeedy. M Smith, 0. J Johnson. R Fabershack fourth row E, Bear. E. Lawrence. C Woverton. C. Korrica, G. Hiaklme. P. Farmer. M. Watson. G. Watson. D. Fry. T. McCrea. A Gatvin fifth row P. Johnson. C. Wood. J. Osipowitz, W. Coburn. K Amer, R. Godwin. P. Goran. R. Compton. J. Caracciolo. A. Ebert, sixth row Mr. George. P. Jones. D. Liddane. S. McPhearson. V. Sturait. H. John son. J. Tomisello. C. Sihada. J. Cortia. A. Holmes. H. Bell. D. Rothman, Matawan 78 48 Red Bank Catholic Matawan 89� 36' ? Manasquan Matawan 88 38 Howell Matawan 86 40 Jackson Matawan 77 49 Raritan Matawan 79 57 Keyport Matawan 62 64 Red Bank Matawan 52 74 Middletown Matawan 57 69 Asbury Park Matawan 59V? 66V4 Monmouth Matawan 77 49 Ocean 78 Track Team Makes Comeback 79 Girl’s Track Team Second In State GIRLS TRACK AND FIELD RECORDS School Record Event Record Holder Year 50 vd. dash 6.1 Rett a Goolsby 1970 75 yd. dash 8.9 Retta Goolsby 1970 100 yd. dash 11.6 Charlotte Walker 1970 220 yd. dash 26.5 Charlotte Walker 1970 440 yd. run 59.9 Pat Hodge 1970 880 yd. run 50 yd. 2:37.5 Kathy Jorg 1970 hurdles 7.9 Phyllis Jones 1970 High Jump 4-H Retta Goolsby 1970 440 Relay 50.9 Debbie Hill Retta Goolsby 1970 Charlotte Walker Pat Hodge 880 Relay 1:49.2 Carsandra Taylor Carol Leto 1970 Charlotte Walker Pat Hodge The team was 7-1 overall the only loss coming at the hands of State Champ Franklin Twp. Pictured — Row 1. R. Goolsby. P. Hodge. K. Jorg. C Walker. L. Brando. P. Kelly. E. Welstead. Row 2. P. Jones. D. Hill. C. McGraw. G. Cally. M. Woitowicz. D. Terranova. Row 3. G Jackson, C. Russell. M Walsh. J. La Dage. V. Wilbourn. V. Brown Row 4. 8. Rizzo: coach. P. Tally. F. Adler; coach. Not Pictured — C. Leto, C. Taylor. C. Collins. L. Geran, K Bucco. S. Cox. Coach Barry Rizzo 81 Matawan 5 Red Bank 4 Matawan 6 Manasquan 5 Matawan 5 Asbury Park 1 Matawan 0 Sayreville 9 Matawan 3 Ocean Twp. 10 Matawan 4 Jackson 5 Matawan 9 Monmouth 4 Matawan 6 Long Branch 4 Matawan 6 Howell 7 Matawan 7 Red Bank 1 Matawan 4 Manasquan 12 Matawan 1 Ocean Twp. 0 Matawan 3 Asbury Park 4 Matawan 13 Cedar Ridge 9 Matawan 7 Cedar Ridge 6 Matawan 5 Howell 6 Matawan 2 Jackson 7 Matawan 4 Monmouth 0 82 Coach Johnson Debut Successful acacbiics Administrators And Board Of Education Mr. Edward Brody Mr. Herbert Feder Mr. John Bradley President Mr. Herbert Parker Vice President Mr. George Younkhcrc Mr. Edward Scullion Business Manager Mrs. Esther Rinear Mr. Richard Callaway Mr. Connor and Mr. Coppola were not pictured 86 Dr. John F. McKenna. Superintendent of Schools Mr. Anthony Nuccio. Assistant Superintendent Mr John V Caracciolo. Principal Mr Thomas Stachura. Vice Principal Mr. Carl J. Youngman, Acting Principal Mr. Patrick F. Maggio. Assistant Principal Science Department Albert R Benaquuta Seton Hall B S. Harvey La Tourette Bethany. W.Va. B.S Bertha Hyrne Rutgers University B.S. Margaret Kerwin College Misericordia B.S. Winnie Gade Newark State B.A Come into my bos and see my etchings . . . 88 Vincent Amato Seton Hall B.S. Daisy Russell Le Moyne B.S. Newark State M A Linus Jenkins Judith Garthwaite Jersey City State College B A. Immaculata College B.A. Seton Hall M.A. During the 1969-70 school year the science depart ment has expanded to better service the needs of those students interested in independent scientific research. The science preparation room connecting wllO and 112 has been enlarged to increase storage area and working space. A fully equipped resource center has been established in which students may work on projects in biology, chemistry, and all other allied fields. One such project, undertaken by senior Bruce Korf. is investigating the genetic mechanism of cancer induction. The project is designed as a chromosomal analysis of cancer cells taken from mice in which one ovary has been removed and the other transplanted into the spleen. Bruce intends to apply the knowl- edge gained from this undertaking to related re- search he will preform on the college level. Another addition, designed to aid the teaching staff, has been the establishment of a science office adjoining wll4. The office provides adequate confer- ence area, working space and storage facility. 89 Karen Almenas tries to prove that she really knows what she's doing Mathematics Department I Antoinette Bell Trenton State B.S. William lawlor Seton Hall B.S. Eugenia Czajkowski Douglass BA. Catherine Siddons Douglass B.S. Peter Eovino Montclair State B.S. Six years ago the Math Department introduced a spe- cial program in the Algebra II classes. Namely a pro- gram designed to permit each student to learn at his own rate. Since this type of program has been proved successful, we have now extended it to include our Alge- bra I and our Geometry classes. In addition to our regular math courses, our curricu- lum includes honor courses in Probability. Abstract Algebra, Advanced Geometry and Calculus. The flexibility of our math program has been influential in the increased number of students who participate in our Advanced Placement program. 90 Doris Holzman University of Pa. A.B. dona Antisell Montclair State A.B M.A •Now remember, the perpendicular bisecter is this line right here. Elizabeth Roessner Montclair State B.A. Wayne Smith Monmouth College B.S. Joan Hunsicker Sheila Galgan Montclair B.A. M.A. Marymount College B.S. St. Josephs University M.A History Department Harvey Epstein Univ. of Michigan B.A. N.Y.U. M.A. George Deitz Rutgers University B.S Ed.M. John Evans King’s College B.A Louise Fitzpatrick Sondra Sen Caldwell College B.A University of Pennsylvania M.A. John Hopkins University B.A. Marie Panos Monmouth College B.S. Harold Dolan Montclair State College B.A 92 Eugene Jaezynski University of Scranton B.S. Oiane Falick Rutgers B A Robert Love in the Resource Center John O'Reilly helps keep us up on current events English Department {T F. Howard Lloyd Rutgers Univ. B.S.. Ed.M. Department Chairman Marilyn McCarron Good Counsel College B.A. Bonnie Shuman C.C.N.Y B.A Walter Rosenauer C.C.N.Y. B.S.S.. Columbia Univ. M A Katherine Muller Skidmore College B.A William Smith State Univ. of N Y B.A. At Matawan. the English department is designed to give the students a broad background into the world of literature. The required English course deals with the experience of British and American writers. The English courses are designed to present literature as an experience to the students, because literature is an experience. The department offers stu- dents varied courses which are designed to approach traditional literature and ••arts” courses from new and different angles. These courses include Dramatic Arts, which gives the students a brief insight into the history of theatre and theatre today. The students are exposed to not only American playwriters. but. also, world wide playwriters. thus giving the students a well rounded background in literature. Another course offered is Journalism. This is a course in which the students can learn the intricacies of news- paper reporting and publishing. The English department also offers courses in Shakespeare, Classical Literature which deals with the Greek Classics, and Creative Writing. Gmme Phalen Marymount College B.A Rutgers M.A. Ralph C. Schremp Rugers University B.A. Trenton State College M A. 94 James Long University Of Florida A.8 Rutgers Ed M Rae Polanowski Hunter College B A William Newman University of Scranton Hans Fleisher Marlene N. Flemer Temple University A.B. Douglass College B A Rutgers Ed.M. John Shaw Jewet Seehoos Monmouth College 8.S. Rutgers M.A Deiter Johnson Eastern Kentucky University B.A. Helen Volk Savage School tor Physical Education B.S. Columbia 8.S. Mary Dwyer Savage School for Physical Education Rutgers 8.S. in ED Mr. McNicolas will take on anyone! % m Faye Gould Grace Lannert Montclair State B.A Ohio State University B.S. Michael McNicholas Seton Hall B.S. 97 Loretta Anderson Trenton State College 8.S V Mary Ann Donlin Temple University B.S. Albert Levine Rider College Columbia University M A 98 Business Department Francis M Adler Monmouth College B.S. Language Department Benjamin Kurtz New York University B.S. Rutgers University M.A. Dons 0. Perkins Montclair State College B.A University of Montpellier. France Richard Hollar Seton Hall B.A. M.A. Patricia Weltner Psychology Columbia B.S. Language Department The language department at Matawan offers French. German. Spanish, and Latin. The department offers a course in which a student can take two years of a language throughout the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. Also the department has for the third year made use of the language lab to expand the student’s ability in speaking a foreign language. Sylvia Marro Paul DuBrow Central Connecticut State Rutgers 8.A. College B.S. Marianne Handler Queens College B.A. Margarita Ramos University ot Havana. Cuba Liberal Arts I Florence Ochs Douglass College B.S. Home Economics Department Home Ec. in M.R.H.S. covers all areas of homemak- ing, and studies are not confined to just cooking and sewing. The students learned many aspects of home- making which are aimed at preparing them for family life. It might be added that all of the students are female. For the first time, a full year of sewing or cooking was offered. This was a good opportunity for students want ing to concentrate on one particular thing. 102 Helen MacMillan Trenton State College B.S. Rutgers University. Ed.M. Guidance Department Janet Pohira Albert Rossi Newark State 8.A Gannon College. B.S.; N.Y.U.. A M. La Salle College M.A 103 Art Department Joan Socier I und B.F A St Mary's of Notre Dame Mary Ann Greco Monmouth College B.A. Parsons School of Design University of Florence Kurt Thum Upsala B A Sometimes, anywhere, men devise and design unicorns, dragons, centaurs, demons. Stone, plexiglass, sand, acrylic emulsions, pigment, is abun- dant. Time is leisurely. Play becomes work, hard work, and resembles play. Design is fas- cinating. aggravating, irresista- ble. Art Students take materials, arrange lines, colors, shapes and forms and discover their own unique design. Music Department Mushrooms by Pam Bily When a student feels that words can no longer relate his expres- sion often he will turn to music. The Music Department of Mata- wan Regional High School affords all students that opportunity to participate in various forms of musical activities. Basically, the music department is divided into two fields; band and chorus. The courses offered are: Concert and Marching Band, Instrumental Music. Ensemble Groups. Chorus. Madrigal Singers. Harmony and. also. Introduction to Music. The spirit of the Matawan students and teachers involved in the music program definitely demonstrate a true love for music. In striving to reach out toward the plane of perfection, they have put forth a great deal of time and work. For example. Marching Band, which requires practicing three days a week, sometimes in the rain. cold. snow, or hot sun. During the football season in Novem- ber. many practices extend until after dark. Through the untiring efforts of both teachers and students. Matawan has come to have a commendable Music Department. Anne Hannah 8. Mus E. — Glascow Univ. LRAM — Royal Academy. London A ROM — Royal College. London Nicholas C. Dascoli NYU - BS Trenton State. MA Special Services THE HEALTH SERVICES - Aside from attending to the daily aches and pains, cuts and bruises of the student body, the Health office conducts annually extensive physical examinations in addition to an- nual examinations of ear. eye. and teeth. The office provides teachers with advisory information on students with special prob- lems that might possibly affect their scho- lastic work. Marion Roman St. Francis Hospital School ot Nursmg Trenton State College R.N. and B.A The M.R.H.S. Special Education Pro- gram focuses on meeting the needs of students through individualized instruc- tions. Objective: Lift every child to the height of his potential. Alyce Perry St Augustine College B.A. A great aid to the students at M.R.H.S. this year is Mrs. Weiss, the remedial read- ing teacher. Mrs. Weiss helps students to increase their reading skills which in turn helps them in all their subjects. Our librarians have done a fine job in maintaining our library this year. In addi- tion. as more new books were received the amount of material pertinent to required homework or required research has sub- stantly increased. Lois Davidson Alfred University A.B Trenton State College Gettesburg «� Helen Dolan Perth Amboy General Hospital School of Nursing Jersey City State College R.N and B.A Sydell Weiss Brooklyn College B.A. Newark State College M A Nancy Cruickshank University of Pennsylvania B.A. 105 Industrial Arts Department A John McKenna Monmouth College B.S. Ronald J. Kamm Trenton State College B.A Louis Altieri Newark State College 8.A Joseph M Lynch Newark State College B.S. NYU M A In Memoriam It is with a deep feeling of loss that we note the passing of John Heyer. As a teacher in Matawan for the past 22 years, he taught mechanical draw mg to hundreds of students. They will surely re- member him for his unlimited patience and under- standing of student problems. His avid love of sports caused him a leg injury. Had this happened to anyone else, it would have dampened their spirits. But not Bo Heyer. He continued with sports by taking up the easy life of ice boating on the frozen Shrewsbury River. In his numerous years of teaching, he advised many school organizations. The most recent one being the Printers Club . It will be impossible to find one to fill the void created by his passing John (Bo) Heyer 107 Gordon Bugbee working on a table in Wood Shop. Secretaries - i Never without a smile Margarat Carothers Secy to principal Mac Thorsen Sec — to Director of Guidance Mildred Bennett Gen. Office Sec y Peggy Marshall Guidance Cterk Mildred Kortenhaus clerk in Asst Principal office Janet Hughes Library Secty. ■s” Barbara Truex Attendance Sec’y Helene Frankenthal Library Aid Janitorial And Custodial Staff H. Butch. V. Gaunt. P. Lanzano. T. Guisti. S. Baker. L. Heyer, J. Rossi. J. Mazza. A. Chomic. Mgr. 109 Class Of 1973 Beth Ando. Secretary Linda McNulty. 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Diahe. D. Dresser. C. Duncan. K. Duncan. R. Dunphy. J. Dwyer. J. Eccles. J. Ehmer. K. Eisner. S. Emm. J. Esposito. M. Fabishak. R. Faer. S. Fagan. W. Farmer. P. Fmkelstein. J. Firestine. T. Fischer. M. Fisler. E. Fitzmaunce. M. Fitzpatrick. M. Flannery. G. Floria. D. It's enough to drive a man to drink . . coffee! Flynn. R. Form on, N Foster, G. Foster. R. Frankenthal, T. Frary. 0. Fnedman. D Froehlich. J. Fry. D. Gadc. J. Galvin. A. Gasser. C. Gelburd. B Gentile. L. Goran. L Genen. P. Gilles. L. Gmsburg, S. Glickman. R. Godwin. R. Gomez. P. Gordon. C. Grace. Q. Graham. M Grasso. S. Gray. S. Green. 8. Grohe. C. Gross. R, Guerrera. J. Guisiti. T. Gulian, L. Gumbs. M. Guzewicz. R. Haimowitz. A. Hammond. J. Harris. C- Hassler. M. Hausman. B. Healy. M Herbert. R. Herriger. J. Higgins. J. Hill. C. Hill. C. Hines, B. Hmklem. G. Hommel. E. Huhn, A. Hunley. G Hurley. R. Hussey. G. Hyman. M. Inlosmo. J. Jackson. A. Jackson. G. Jannarone. R. Would you believe the Mona Lisa? Jastrab. B. JanofSki, G. Johnson, G. Johnson. G. Jones. C. Jones. M. Jones. P. Jones. R. Jorg. K. Kalbach, C Karzen. A Keegcn, G Kelly. P Keil. C. Kelleher. K Kennedy. J. Kcough. R. Kern. H. Kierce. B. Kimpel. L. King. N. Klein. C. Klimchuk. M Koenig. R. Kostrmsky, J. Krcidcnweis. H. Kresky. S. Kurland. L. Kurloff. C. Lack� , R. La Dage. J. Lamberth. J. Lauer. P. Lauria. W. Lcdlord. E. Lee. M. Leonard. F. Lerner. J. Leto. S Levitin. D. Levy. S. Lloyd. D. Lloyd. R. Longo. J. Longstreet. N. Lovonberg. G. Lupkm. C. Lyon. L. McClune, B. McCrea. J. McCreedy. R. McDaniels. C. MacFee. P. McGill. S. McGraw. C. McKecn. P. McMahon, J. McNamara. K. McNulty. L. McPherson. S. Madei. T. Malkmus. J. Malkmus. J. Malysa. D. Mankin, C. Mannes. A. Marcella. S. Marley. B. Marone. R. Martinez, I. Martucci. K Martz. L. Marvel. D. Manella. B. Mayer. E. Meares. K. Melin. J. Miahore. L. Mollazzo. S. Miller. K Mills. S. Mongold. K. Moore. K Morano. F Mora no, P. Morreale. D Mosher. I Munn, J. Nachtman V Nagy. J Neal. M. Nebus. H. Docs it come in size 18? Neveman, M. Newrnan. M. Nieves. A. Nisbeth. S. Nolet. C Nunziato. J. O’Connor. C. Olson. G. Orr. B. Paltridge. P. Papiomitis. C. Pansi. T Pasqualo. J. Laoer. P. Whirl. J. Patania. E. Pauly. K. Pecukonis. M. Pekar. K Perez. K. Petrosky. S. Pfeffer. G. Philbin. J. Pierce. D. Piltch. A. Pizzi, M. Polk. B. Sattur. J Schar. P. Schuman. L Schwartz. J. Selberg. J. Shaw. M. Siddons. K Silver. A. Still asleep? Poling. J. Poolson. R. Powers. T. Proenza. J. Purdie, G. Quinn. M. Ramsey. H. Raymond. G. Raynis. B. Reid, A Richards. S. Rounds. C. Sacerdote. T. Salerno, M. Salvator 0 Santamaria. 0. Santori. M Santry. P. Sinclair. B Simon. I. Slater. T. Smith. E. Smith. F. Smith. M Smolak. L. Sohn. V. My math teacher will never know. Riker. G. Rippel. P. Rivera. E. Rosado. R. Rosen. T. Ross. F. Rossi, A. Solloway, M. Spigelman. S. Steel, 0 Sterne. L. Stevens. V. Stramero. J Stuart. M. Strum. M. Sueiro. J. Syvertson, M Siewczyic. J. Talley. P. Trabachino. G. Tretola. J. Urban. A. Varchris. B. Valanzano. E Van 8dl. S. Van VVaalwi|k. L. Vargas. M. Vaughn. A. Vaughn. P. Veguilla. D. Vinci. R. Wagner. P. Walker. C. Walker. C. Walker. D. Wallach. C. Walsh. M. Ward. J. Watson. M Watson, N. Watts. D. Weldon. M Welstead. E. Welstead. I. Wilbourn. N. Wilbourn. V. Wilkinson. G. Wilson. 0. Wilson. G. Wolverton. C. Wright. P. Yucht. M. Thomas. K Thomas. R. Thomson. K. Tomasiello, L. Katie Meares — studying?! Spirit of 76 Za ret sky. C. Zimmer, R. Zimmerman. W. Zvrirko. W. Class Of 1972 120 Mrs. Bodeiak — advisor Mrs. Donlon — advisor Albanese. W Alexander. D Allen. V. Allen. B Anderson. D. Anderson, E Andrew. L. Axelrod. N Bacharde. J. Baker. S. Barnett. M Barrasso. S. Barron. 0. Behrnes. D. Bentley. R. Bliss. P. Blumenthal. A Boehm. C. Bogdonoff. S. Bottare, S- Bowden. S. Boyton. G Bracken. J. Bracken. K. Brando. E. Brown. S. Brown. S. Brown. W. Bruno. D Bucco. M. Buchner. L. Bugbee. G. Burgcy. D. Burke, C. Burkett. K Butch. S. Cameron. J. Cameron. M. Campbell. E Cannin. A Carrne. V. Carni. P Carter. R. Casagrande. T. Casey. R. Kim O'Donnell pondering who knows what! Ahlers. H. Altman. J. Ambrose. B. Anderson. A. Anderson. R. Angello. N Apruzzose. R. Ash. S. Ashe. P. Carni. E. Carroll. R. Carter. Y. Castagnola. T. Caufiels. E. Ceppaluni. P. Comoro. G. Cherry. J. Chewey. P. It wasn't one of our warmer games Arroyo. A Asseng. D. Bagshaw. J. Baker, C. Balog. C. Barbaza, N. Barron. C. Barron, G. Baulier. D. Bauman. E. Beckmann. D. Bellamy. L. Bendon, I. Berger. M. Bernstein. M. Bily. M Birmingham. C. Bisset. B. Black. B. Black. E. Blankcn. D. Borup. L. Brown. A. Brown. G. Brown. V. Bucco. R. Budelman. G. Bullard. B. Burgey. R 8urns. D. Byrd. G. Cam. M. Caley, G. Cauf.eld. E Carlson. R. Corner! ord, R. Conlon. E. Connely. K Connelly. K Connelly. P. Cooper. D. Dean. E. Dean. R. Decker. T Deitz. M. Demery. G. Dempsey. C. Derrcks. E. Dey. E. Dickinson. N Disbrow. S. Dolan. K Drago. D. Driscoll. P. Dumphy. C. Eisenberg. A Esposito. G Evans. S. Falco. P. Feldman. D. Ferrell. D, Fillingham, F. Fit2maurice. J. Flager. W. Flagherty. D. Flynn. C. Francis. J. Friedman. C. Fries. C. Fulch. D. Geiger. M. Goiter. K. Geran, T. Gilbert. R. Ginsberg. J Gocdel. P. Gomez. P. Goodrow. J. Goolsby. R. Grey. P. Greenberg. M. Groveman. H. Guerrera. K Gwmicz. S. Nancy Helm Gail Catey try for the rebound. Hahn. S. 123 Daly. M. Daniels. J. Davis. G. Mary Ann Zeigler. Mary Daly Jill Okun probably wanted to be warned. Hallann, 6. Hamilton. S. Haynes. I. Hcdglin. J. Helms. C. Hemenway. f. Herb. A. Herbert. R. Hicks, t. Higgins. 8. Himpsel. F Hinds. N Holmes. A. Holmes. E. Horner. R. Hourihan. S. Howard. D. Hoyt. C Hunley. 0. Hussey. N. Hutchinson. A Indrycka, A. Jackson. I. Johnson. A Johnson. O. Johnson. P. Kabana. C. Kaplan. D. Kaufman. J. Kerns. J. Kelly. P. Kidzus. M King. V King. W. Kircher. K. Klein. K. Ann Hutchinson ... or the Pied Piper? 124 Michelle Korf says: You don't have to be a cheerleader to love football. Klimchuk, P. Koenig. S Komar. D Kontsh. P. Korf, M. Kramer. L. Kronitz. K. Kobe. S. Kunce. C. Kwoeppel. G. La Fragolam. M Lasko, G. lasko. S. Lassen. B. Lawlor. 0. Lawlor. M Lawrence. E Leonard. R. Leontine. B Leto. C. Lerth. L. Lockwood. J. Locorricrc. S. Lombardie. P. Must have been Dad's Day at the football game. 0 MacAvoy. G. MacCutcheon. MacPhee. B. Mag . E. Mam. C. Manzo. M. Martinelli. J. Marshall. P. Martin. K. McAndrews, T. Matalon. P. Mayer. H. McClunc. M. McCown. C. McGauchle. C. McGmty. D. McKenna. K McKennan. D. -,Do you think they'll find the bomb before the period's over? McKmny. G. McNulty. P. Melo. R. Mess. P. Messerschmidt. W. Miller. B. Molmoff. S. Morgan. J. Morley, V. Maskowitz. G. Mullen. T. Nagy. L. Navan, G. Nealis. D. Neatis. D Nealy. B. Nemeistis. M. Nemeth. L. Nevad. D. Nolan. T. Nunziato. A. O'Donnell. K. Olson, B O'Reilly. J. Pardee. A. Pascucci. C. Pease. R. Petrosky. W. Pittman. D. Pordy. R. Posner. T. Potosky. J, Putnam. S. Rappaport. J. Reardon. J. Reid. M. Now if we could only get the teachers out of the halls . . . Reilly. E. Reynolds. D. Rmdt. J. Rizzo, R. Robinson. V. Rosenblatt, M. Rosenson. H. Ross. M Rubin. S- Salmon. P. Sanders. P Sanders. S. Sanders. V. Santa Mario. 0. Scalzo. T. Scanned. N. Schetelich. 6. Schimpf. M. i Schucrman, R. Schiller. R. Schram. B. Schweikcrt. R. Semel. S. Searls. D. Scnk. Z. Shanahan. J. Sholcs. D Shortridge, M Sica. S. Se.gel. L. Siss. G. Smith. B. Smith. S. Skowronski. D. Snyder. J. Snyder. S. Sparks. S. Stem. R. Stolte. R. Stone. T. Straczynski, J. Straniero. A Sturt. D. Suhayada, C. Sullivan. C. Switzer. K. Teller. M. Thompson. D. Thompson G. 128 Zibulsky. B Zieff. H. Zimmerman. G. Zinsmeister, 0. Zweidinger. C. Thompson. N. Tomasello. J. Traynor. E. Trez. J. Tureby. B. Underwood. D. Van Arsdale. A. Van Horn. D. Van Woolwijh. Y. Viola. R. Vogel. M. Washington. M. Washington, M. Watson. C. Watson. T. Weiser. M. Wells. G. Welles. R Wheat. I Wilson. V . Witzgall. M. Wood, C. Worsdale. J. Wright. B. Zduniak. N. 129 Class Of 1971 130 Albanses. W. Allen. V Allen. W. Anderson. D. Anderson. E. Andrews. L. Axelrod. N. Bacharde. J. Baker, S. Barnett. M. Barrasso. S. Barron. 0. Behrnes. D Bentley. R. Bliss. P. Blumenthal. A. Boehm. C. Bogdonoff. S. Bordeaux. J Bottan. S Bowdcn.S. Bayton. G. Bracken. J. Bracken. K Brando. E. Brown. C. 8rown. S. Brown. S. Brown. W. Bruno. D. Buchner. L Bugbec. G Burgey. D. Burke. C. Burkett. K. Butch. S. Cameron. M. Cameron. J. Campbell. E. Canmn. A Carim. V Carril, P Carter. R. Casagrandc. T. Casey. R. Cassidy. F. 131 Charlsen. R. Clay. S. Clodius. K Coffey. L. Coiavito, C. Compton. P. Conner. $. Connolly. R. Conrod. B. Craparo. D Dalfonzo. L. Daniels. B. Daniels. P. Davis. S. Dawidowicz. D. Dell. C. Derachailo. E. Devi no. M Drago. B. Dugan. F. Dworkis. L. Dwyer. J. Ebert. A. Edwards. C. Edwards. P Elgart. K. Ellison. E. Eovmo. F. Festa. G. Fieux. M. John Fury. Steve Baker, and Walter Zwirko posing for a picture Fish. M. Foley. C. Forman. I. Forman. F. Fox. E. Francis. K Furey. J. Galloway. B. Galvin. M. Garrett. E. Giblock. G Gilmour. H Glcbmski. I. Goddard. M. Goldberg. C. Goldstein. H. Gomez. I. Gonzalez A. Gostin. J. Grady. B. Granger. T. Gray. M. Groff man. E. Grygotis. K. Guisti. T. Gustafson. B. Guthne. H. Guzzo. C. Hafvorsen. R Hamilton. M. Hansen. P. Harris. M. Hart. W. Hemenway. L. Herb. M Hernger. 0. Frew. J. Fry. P Could this be Eddie Brando? 133 Hesse. B. Heyer. B. Hill. W. Hollenbeck. L. Hoppes. J. Hussey. K. Hynes. I Jackson. S. Johnson. D. Jones. V Karyczak. W Katon. J Kaufman. A. Kearney. C. Ketl. C. Kelleher. P. King. J. King. M Knoeppel. J. Kost, R. Kovacs. S. Knete. J Kuebler, G. Lacerre. 0 Lamberth. M. Lane. J. Lauer. P lawlor. W. Lebansky. F. Lehn. K. Lei feste. P. Leo. S. Leonard. J. Leontine. A. Lewis. P. Lloyd. E. Loosch. B. Loy. $. Lubow. A. Lund. C. Martin. 0. McDonald. J. McDonnell. R. McGill. B. McKenna. M. 134 McKinney. V. McNamara. M. McNulty. B McPherson. S. Maidment. J. Maliko, E Maniscalco. J. Marlcy. 0. Masko. L. Matalon. D. Meic. M. Mertz. M. Michads, K. Mrgliore. P. Miller. E. Miller. H. Mitchell. S Morehead. 0. Moroski. C. Morrissey. 0. Morrissey. M. Muller. J. Mulligan. M. Murphy. A. Myers. R. Nappi. L. Neal. B. Neal. J. Negnn, M Nicholson. P. Noga. P. Nuccio. M. O'Brien. J. O'Donnell. K. Okun, J. O'Shea. P. Ottaway. J. Poling. C. Papa. P. Pardee. D. Parsick. J. Perrotta. M. Pittius. M. Pittius. M. Podulsky. G. 135 k Raffa, A. Raffa. G. Rainone. J. Rangos, N. Rankine, 0. Richards. R. Richman. D. Rispoli. R. Rizzo. P Roberts. R. Rogers. D. Rogers. S. Rosar. K. Ross. D. Rowe. G. Rubin, E. Rubinstein. $ Ryan. M. Ryan, M. Sanders. E. Sarra, R. Satty. S. Savoy. A. Schaffer. N. Schnapf. I. Schiller. A. Schweitzer. J. Seiberg. K. Selmger. N Shackelton. C. Sharpe. J. Shoemaker. M. Sickels. M. Sigmund. S. Silva. 0 Slayton. S. Slover. M. Smith. I. Smith. R Smutko. S. Sowell. R. Spadaccmi. P. Sparks. S. Spiocker. K. Stokes. L. 136 Still admiring it. Linda — Stramero. N. Stultz, A Sturt. D. Sullivan. M. Taylor. C. Terranova. D. Torranova. P. Thieme. R. (Wic ensetle trqouts Sthiaty petal C ard after sckd Tomasello. G. Trcmper. J. Ulmer. R. Van Horn. L. Van Sickle. K. Vena. N. Vinci. F. Vital.. C. Wagner. V. Walker. A. Wallace. A. Watson. C. Watson. R. Wattenberg. J Wedemeyer. M. Weigel. C. Wcss. K. Wentworth. F. White. J. White. S. Williams. C. Williams. J. Wilson. M. Wilson. M. E. Witzig. B. Woltowicz. M. Young. B. Zanieuski. K. Zaretski. M Zebrowski. J. Ziegler. M Zimmer, L. Zwirko. W. Day. D. Engcrbretson. C. Force. S. Futch. G Gutudge. E. Johnson. B. Kiah. A. Lcvenson. S. Machiel. T. Mosley. R. Putnam. R. 140 Best Dressed: Marcie Bornfnend and George Pangian Senior Celebrities Most Popular; Bronwen Barry and Billy Casagrandc Girls State; Audrey Anderson and Karen Almcnas Best Dancers: Richard Brown and Audrey Anderson Boys State: Math Wilkes and Bruce Korf DAR; Diane Gelburd Betty Crocker Homemaker of the year; Cathy Prager Girls Citizenship Institute: Carol Shaw. Diane Gelburd. Pat 8ranmck. and Peggy Yules Bodman Scholarship Winner; Donna Borup Bodman Scholarship Winner and 8ausch and Lomb Science Award Winner, Bruce Korf Jean Geist - Keith Gross Old most tor the school Amy Newman — Donald Putnam Biggest Flirts Senior Oenms Sturt — Diane Gelburd Best Looking Pam Bily - John Geran Nicest Personality 142 Barbie Jetter — Bob Friedman Wittiest M3tty Wilkes — Bronwen Barry Best all around Student Glenn Martin — Nancy Eisenbeis Most Sophisticated Celebrities Bruce Korf — Pat Brannick Most likely to succeed Peggy Godwin — Tony Russell Most Athletic Barbara Taylor — Richard Brown Most Talented 144 Miss Katherine Muller Senior Class Officers Marcie Bornlriend. Secretary 145 Sally Cherry. Treasurer Mary Lynn Abrams Undecided Timothy W. Adams Timmy College Ftball 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 4; Baseball 2 Biafra relief 3: Hist. 4 Elizabeth L. Allen Betty College Span 1: Home Ec 1: libr. 2. 3; Prom Comm. 3: Volleyball 2 Audrey L. Anderson Vcrn College J V. Cheerleader 2: Var. 3. 4; co. capt.; Var. smg. 1. 2. 3. 4 All Shore Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Drama 3. 4. Thespians 3. 4; Nafl Hnr. Soc. 3. 4 Kathleen Ann Ashe Kathy Secretary Pep Club 2: Track 1: Home Ec 1 Bessie 0. Bacon Bess Dental School Chorus 1. 2. 3 Richard C. Allen Richie College Bio. 2: Hist. 2. 3. 4; Golf 3. 4 Karen Almenas Kar College Home Ec 1: French 2: libr 2. 3. 4; V Pros 3; Prom Comm 3; Majorettes 2. 3. 4; Cap. 4 Bronwen K. Barry Bron College Class Trcas. 1: Home Ec 1; Drama 1: 8io. 2; Majorettes 2. 3. 4; Prom Comm 3: Biafra Relief 3; Hist. 2. 3. 4; V Pres 4: Pres 2: F.T.A 4 Barbara Ann Biel Barbi Nurse Home Ec 1; French 1. 2; Libr 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Comm 3; Christmas Dance 4 Pamela Marie Bily Pam Airline Stewardess Majorettes 2. 3. 4; Prom comm 3; Var Sing 3. 4; Biafra Relief 3; Home Ec 1: Chorus 1. 2. 3: Hnrs Math 3. 4; Nat l Hnr Soc 3. 4 Richard R. Bischoff Rich College Nat'l Hnr Soc 3. 4; Hnrs Math 3. 4; Prom co-chair 3: French 2. 3. 4: M.R.H.S. News 1. 2; Christmas Dance 4; HR Rep 2; Pillar 4 Susan Bischoff Sue Undecided Steven Blair College Honors Math 3 Ralf Boehm Gym Teacher Block M 4; Ftball 1. 2. 3: Wrestling 4: Fut Teach 4; Track 1. 3; Germ 3: Golf 4; Mat club 2. 3. Wendy L. Born 8reezy Secretary Pep Club 1: Home Ec 1. 2 Marcie Bornfriend Mar College Pep Club 1; Hist 3: F.T.A. 3. 4; Pillar 3, 4; Prom Comm 3: Home Ec 1; Drama 2: Majorettes 4; Biafra Relief 3: H.R. Rep 2: Class Secretary 3. 4 Nancy A. Bialkowski Nance College Drama 2; Hist 3; Hnrs Math 3. 4; F.T.A 3. 4; German 2. 3: Pep Club 2 Theodore 8aiersdorfer Undecided Donna Joan Borup Art School Drama 3 4: Foronsics 3. 4: Yrbk 2; National Honor Society 3 Jessica M. Bowerman Jessi College Home Ec 1. M.R.H.S. News 1. Bio 2; F.T.A 4: Drama 2. 3. 4: Hist. 3. 4; Thespians 2. 3. 4; Hnrs Math 3: Volleyball 1 Diane Brady Secretary Nicholas J. Brady Nick College Patricia Brannick College Honors Math 3. 4; M R.H.S. News 1: National Honor Society 3. 4 L George B. Brenon Richard Brown Gary Joseph Bruno College Rich College College Biafra Relief 3; Span. 3: Libr. FTA 3. 4; Span 1. 2; Germ 3; 2. 3; Drama 4 VIP 3. 4: Hist 3: Drama 1. 2. 3. 4; Madrigal 3. 4; All Sh. Chor. 1. 2. 3: All St. Chor. 2. 3: All East. Chor. 2; Int i Thes. 2. 3. 4: Lib 3. 4; Var. Smg 1. 2. 3. 4; John Brzezniak Bernsmelli College Cross Country 1; Baseball 1. 2; Got 11 Alexander G. Bush AI Oceanographer Drama 3, 4. Thespons 3. 4; Pillar 4; A V. 3. 4 Photo Club 4 Lynn Bushell College Library Club 1. 2. 3 Clara Louise 8yrd Louise College Home Ec 1, 2: Baseball 1 Robert C. Candiloro Bob Navy Linda Carter Lynn Business School Library 1. 2: Track 1, 2: Pep Club 2; Bsktball 1. 2. 3. 4 William Casagrande Bill College Ftball 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Bsktball 1. 2; Block M 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Karen Castell Business School Home Ec 1: Chorus 1. 2. 4: Track 1. 2 Charles Centimole Mole Service Football 1. 2. 3 Joseph P. Charles Camel Service Wrestling 2. 3: Football 3 149 Marilyn J. Chewey College French 2. 3; Majorette 3. 4; lit r 2. 3. 4; Nat’l Hnr. Soc.: M.R.H.S. News I; Home Ec 1: Biatra Relief 3; Var. Singers Mary Daly College History 1; Home Ec I; Track 2: Prom committee 3 Howard John Conlon Music Teacher Library 1. 2. 3. 4; Band 2. 3. 4; French 3. 4. A.F.S. 3. 4 Paul Davis Puzzler Navy Diane Lee Conrad Red College Maiorettes 2: Home Ec 1 2: Spanish 1: F.T.C. 4: Track 1 Douglas B. Day College German Club 2 150 Wendy D. Cornell Nurse Pep Club 1; Bio 2: Cheerleader J.V. 3: Med. Car. Club 3. 4; Biafra Relief 3: Mat. Cone. Youth 3; Spanish 4 Vars. Cheerleader 4 David Leonard Dean Dave Undecided George J. Cox College Jackie S. De Mont Monte Secretary Home Ec 1; Spanish 2; Majorettes 3. 4; Co-captain 4 Kathleen M, Denver Business School Home Ec 1 Diane Dicienzo Dee Dee Nursing Stanley Dcrechailo Service Carol Ann Oe Vries Carol Data Process. Home Ec 1; Chorus 2, Pep Club 2. 3, 4 Robert V. Denver Bccbob Undecided Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Diane Dolan Dee Undecided Bsktball 2. 3; Co-capt 4; Track 1. 2; Home Ec 1 Stephen De Pietri Steve College M R.H.S. News Editor 1. 2. 3. 4: Band 3; Drama 1. 2, 3. 4; Nat l Thespians 2. 3: Pres 4; French 1. 2. 3. 4; A.F.S. 3. 4; Forensics 3: Biafra Relief 3; Libr 1: Inter Quill Scroll 3. 4: Edilon 3: Pillar 4 Kevin J. Donaghue Wolf Service John T. Donahue Jack College Photo 2. 3; Pres 4. M R.H.S. News 1. 2. 3. 4; Drama 2. 3. 4; Nat'l Thespians 4; A.V. 2. 3. 4; Ftball 3; Pillar 3. 4 Kathleen E. Donahue Kath Jr. College Home Ec 1: Band 1; Hist 3; Prom Comm 3; Majorettes 3. 4 Linda Ann Duncan College Home Ec. 1: A.F.S. 3 Nansi Duncan Interior Decorator Home Ec. 1 Debra A. Durante Debbie College Home Ec. 1; Span. 2: Bto. 2: Pep Club 2. 3: Libr. 2. 3. 4: Hist. 3 Victoria Ann Eck Vicky Modeling Patrick J. Fetta Pat Undecided Frank J. Esposito Rose A. Esposito Charles Fesler Undecided Rae College Drama 1. 2. 3. 4: Libr. 2. 3. 4: Hist. 2: Pillar 4. Span. 3; Mat. Cone. Youth 3; Home Ec. 1; Biafra Relief 3: Thespians 2. 3. 4 Chuck 152 Undecided Kathleen Folk Kathy College Kathleen A. Francis Kathy College Home Ec.: V Pres. 1; Drama 2. 3: Chorus 2. A.F.S 3; Hnrs Math 3; H.st. 3; F.T.A. 3. 4 Jacqueline Franson Jackie Secretary Albert L. Fraser Larry College Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Lucille Fredericks Lucy Beautician Home Ec. 1. 2: Baseball 1 Robert Friedman Bob Undecided Jewell Lynn Fry College Vollball. Intra. 1. 2. Home Ec. 2: F.T.A. 3. 4. H.st. 3. A.F.S. 3. Kevin F. Fry Kevin College Ftball. 1. 2. 3. 4: Drama 2. 3. 4: A.V. 4: Int'l. Thespians 2. 3. 4; German 2. 3; Bsktball. 1. 2. 3: Track 1. 3; St. Coun. 3: Pillar 3; Editor 4; M.R.H.S. News 1. 4. Debra Jeanne Fuchs Teacht Var. Smg. 3. 4: Pep Club 1. 2. F.T.A. Lorna Marie Gade Doone College Drama 1. 2. 3. 4. Nat'l Thespians 2. 3. 4; Ubr. 2; Home Ec I: Pillar 3. 4: L.S.D. 3. 4; M.R.H.S. Nws 1; Biafra Relief 3; Chorus 4 Clarence Garland Biggs College Basketball William M. Geiger Bill College Football Jean Karen Geist Geist College French 1. 2: Home Ec. 1: Pep Club 2: St. Coun. 1; May Queen Comm. 2: Sr. Pres.; Jr. Pres.; Prom Comm. 3; Christmas Dance 4; Maiorcttes 3. 4. Joseph M. Gaval Joe College Baseball 1; German 2. 3; Hnrs. Math 3. 4; M.R.H.S. News 2. 3. 4; Nat'l. Hnr. Soc. 3. 4; Sci. Rsrch. Org. 3. 4. Diane E. Gelburd Di College 8and 1.2.3. 4; Libr. 2. 3. 4; Hist. 3; Intramurals 1. 2; St. Coun. 2. 3. 4; Sec. 4; French 2. 3. 4; Nat l. Hnr. Soc. 3. 4; Drama 2. 3. 4; Hnrs. Math 3. 4; A.F.S. 3. 4; Nat l. Thespians 2. 3. 4; Prom Comm. 3 John J. Geran Johnny College Ftball 1. 2. 3. 4; Block M 3. 4; Bowling 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Joyce E. Getshall Getsh Drama 3. 4; H.R. Rep. 4 David M. Ginsberg Mad Dave Commercial Artist Doreen Leslie Gay Dor Art College Pillar 1.4: Drama 1; Pep Club 2; H.st 3; F.T.A. 3. 4. Prom Comm. 3; Christmas Dance 4 -Wanna drag? Richard K. Goldberg Deborah Ann Giza Richie Work Program Debbie Nursing Chorus 2. 3. 4 Joseph C. Gluck Tinman Army Football 1. 2 Dorothy J. Godwin Peggy College Var. Cheerleader 2. 3. 4 Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 1; Var. Sing. 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3 Hnrs. Math Rodrigo Gomez Rod College Clifford L. Gordon Cliff Electrical Engineer Libr 4: So Rsrch. Org. 3. 4; Biafra Relief 3: Hnrs. Math 3, 4: A V Bruce Arthur Gough College Cr. Country 1, 2: Track I, 2. 3; Bsktball. 1. James P. Grady Jimmy Social Worker Span. 1. 2: Drama 3. 4 Wendy Kay Green Keith R. Gross Thomas S. Guoba Art School Engineering College Stdt. Cncl. 2: Sec. 3. Stdt. Cncl. Rep. 3: Pres. 4. Gr. Arts 2. 3; Ftball. 1. Bio. 2. 3: 8iafra Relief. Chair. 3. Ger. 2, 3; Sci. Rsrch. Org 4: Hnrs. Math 3. 4; Nat Hnr. Soc. 3. 4. 2: Wrestling 2. David Hall Firestone Service Cr. Country 1. 2; Basktball. 1. 3. 4 Simon Jones Hall Bushie College Wrestling Kathleen Hammond Kay College Spanish Club 1 Carl F. Harris Fred College Shop Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Ftball. 1. 2. 3. 4: Yrbk. 1. 2. Carleen T. Harris Car Business School Home Ec. 1. 2. 3: Majorettes Cornelius Harris Ne3l College Mark E. Hasemann Denise D. Hayducko Deborah A. Hegedus Harold Hellegaard Business Pharmacy School Debs Computer Ted Music Composer Home Ec. 1; Pep Club 1: Bio. Programming Band 1. 2. 3. 4: V.I.P. 2: Hist. 3: Majorettes 3. 4; Mat. Cone. Youth 3. 4: Track 3. 4 Hnrs. Math 3. 4; l.br. 3. 4. 1: H.R. Rep. 2 Nancy Jane Helms History Teacher Track 1; Hnrs. Math 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Mark W. Hennig College Baseball 1; Ftball. 3; Biafra Relief 3: Hist. 4 Kevin C. Hodge College Ftball. 2: Track 2. 3: H R. Rep. 3; Hist. 2. 3; M.R.H.S News 3. 4; Pillar 4: Block M 4: Mat. Cone. Youth 3. 4 John Edward Hollweg College Baseball 1. 2; Golf 3. 4 Louisa T. Howard College NatT Hnr. Soc. 3. 4; Nat'L Thespians 3. 4: Bio. 3: Hnrs Math 3 James G. Hromnak undecided History 4 Donald Carl Hughes Bull State Police Ftball. 2. 3. 4: Bsktball. 1. 2. 3.4 William J. Hussey Bill College Span 2: Hnrs. Math 3. 4: Hist. 3; Cr. Country 4; Bsktball. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Block M 3. 4 Barbara J. Hunter Bobby Secretary Vollball 1 Patricia Hutchinson Patty College Band 1. 2. 3.4: Vollball 1; Sec. 2: Track 2. 3. 4: French 2. 3. 4: Hist. 3. 4: F T.A 4; Christmas Dance 4 Ronald E. Isemann Iceman Army Janeen A. 0. Jackson Jan College Pep Club 1. 2: Track 1 Interested seniors. Bill Cassgrande, and Dave Rothman, in English class. Happiness is a bass drum played by Nick Zalepka and John Rossi. Linda Lee Jaffrey Jal College Drama 1. 2. 3. 4; Internat'l. Thespians 3. 4: Pillar 2. 3. 4. Art Ed. 3. 4. Editor 4; M.R.H.S. News 1. 3. 4; Prom Comm. 3: Christmas Dance 4; History Club 3. Joanne Jankowski Jo Business School Linda C. Jannarone L.J. Jr. College Pep Club 2: Span 1. Barbie Jane Jetter Barb College Libr 2. 3. 4; french 1. 2; Hist. 3: Bw. 2; Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Home Ec. 1; M R.H.S. News: Prom comm. 3: Christmas Dance 4. Volleyball 1. Pep Club 2. Kent Moore Johnson Patricia H. Johnson Allan C. Jordan Irene Joyce Kamil Kent Lawyer Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Dance Band Pat Al College Irish College 1. 2. 3. 4. All Shore Band 3; 158 Bsktball. 1. 2. 3. 4: Bio. 2: Block M 3. 4: German 1. 2. 3: V.I.P. 4: Biafra Rebel 3: Hist. 3: Cross Country 1 Deborah K.bble Debo Beautician Var. Sing. 1. 2. 3. 4 Marcia E. Kidzus George King Marsh Business School College Track 1: Home Ec. 1: Ltbr. 2 Kathleen Kirhner Undecided Richard K. Klein Rick College Cr. Country 1. 2. 3. 4; Block M; Track 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1 Margaret E. Knox Bruce Richard Korf Phillip Kramer Peggy Nursing College Undecided Home Ec. 1; Chorus 2. Bio. 2: libr. 2. 3. 4: Hnrs. 3. 4: Pep Club 2, 3 Math 3. 4: Nat'l. Hnr. Soc. 3. 4: Forensics 3; St. Coun. Rep. 4: So. Rsrch. Org. 3. 4 Marc Robert Krauss Fuzz Research Biologist Band 1.2 3. 4; German 1. 2. 3; Bio. 2: So. Rsrch. Org. 3. 4: Electronics 3: Hnrs. Math 3. 4: Nat'l Hnr. Soc. 3. 4: Region 2 Band 2. 3. 4: All Shore Band 2. 3. 4 Marc Kresky Undecided Bowling 1. 2. 3. 4. Capt. 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Block M 3. 4 tablet Cat hi R. Kurland Smiley Ohio University Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Girl’s Chorus 1. 2: Var Sing 3. 4: V.I.P. Club 3. 4; M.R.H.S. News 3. 4. Drama 3: Pillar 2 Steven R. Kurland Beaver College Ftball 2. 3: Bio 2 Carla L. LaGrassa Alicia T. Lathbury College Cheech IBM School Nat l Hnr Soc 3: Sec 4; Hnrs Girls Track I. 4: L.br 1. 2. 3. 4 Math 3. 4: J.V. Cheerleader 3: Var Cheerleader 4: Stdt. Cncl Rep 3: Prom Comm 3: Hist 3: Christmas Dance 4; Nafl Thespians 2. 3. 4: M.R.H.S. News 4; Pillar Editor 4 Francis leong Frank Navy Ftball 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4: Wrestling 3. 4 Reimer W. Leuth Undecided Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Ronald H. Levine Ron College Bio 1. 2. 3: French 1. 2. 3. 4; M.R.H.S News 1. 2. 3. 4; Editor-In-Chief 4: Stdt Cncl Rep 4; Nat l Hnr Soc 3: V Pres 4: Hnrs Math 3. 4; Biafra Relief 3 David R. Liddane Dave Architect Track 3. 4; N.T.A.A.: Tennis George and Barbara Alan R. Longstreet Beautician Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Var Sing 1. 2. 3. 4; All Shore Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Madrigal 4 Robert F. Lovell Bob Navy Career Otticer German 2. 3: Wrestling 3. 4; Hnrs. Math 3. 4: Stdt Cncl Rep 4 Elizabeth T. lovero Beth Secretarial School Chorus 1. 2. 3; Var Sing 1. 2 Deborah Ann Magee College Band I. 2; Hnrs Math 3: H R. Rep 2 Theodore M3in II Ted College Wrestling 1. 2: Baseball 1; Drama 3 Deborah Jean Malast Debbie Undecided Sports Club 1; Bsktball 1: Tennis 1; Track 1 Kenneth E. Malysa Ken Business School Wrestling 2 Richard R. Manville Rick College Ftball 1. 2. 3. 4: Bsktball 1. 2: Bio 2: Golf 1. 2. 3. 4; Block M 3. 4. Hist 3. Nat l Hnr Soc 3. 4; Hnrs Math 3. 4; L.S.D. Club 3 Frank Mark Manzo College Ftball 1. 2. 3; Baseball 1. 2; Block M 4; Cr. Country 4: Track 3.4 Frank V. Manzo Undecided 161 Amy Newman s flirting again Glenn J. Marlin College Ftball 1. 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2: Nat'l. Thospians 2. 3, 4; Track 2. 3. 4: German 1. 2. 3; Drama 2. 3. 4; Block M 2. 3. 4; Hist 3: Hnrs. Math 2. 3. 4 Joyce Linda Marvel Joy Secretary Home Ec. 1: Pep Club 2: Track 1. 2. 3: Vollball. 1. 2: Bio. 2: Softball 3 Elaine I. Matovick Ronald Matthews Cookie Marriage Ronnie Business Home Ec. 1: Libr. 2. Candice M. Matuch Candy College Drama 1. 2. 3. 4; Nat I. Thespians; Maiorettes 2. 3 Jean Sharon May Jeame College Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Michael Oelary May Barbara Ann Mazza Mike College Barb Secretary Baseball 1 John McKinney Little John College Ftball. 1. 2. 3. 4: Bsktbali. 1: Block M 3. 4. Eric L. McKinnies College Ftbll. 1. 2: Span. 1. 4: A V. 1. 3; Baseball 1 Peter Kenneth Meic ! Pete Medicine Medical Careers Club 1. 2; Drama 2. 3. 4; Nat'l Thespians 3. 4; Honors Math 3. 4; Forensics Pres. 3: Student Council Rep. 1; Nat l Honor Society 3. Pres. 4 Justine G. Mitchell Dianne E. Mocci Joanne A. Mocci College Beautician Joe College Bio. 2; Libr. 3. 4; Pep Club 3; Pep Club 2 Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Vars Sing 3. 4 Anthony J. Mogavero Mog Electronics Intramurals 1. 2: Golf 2. 3: Span. 1 John William Mohler College Ftball. 1. 2: Bsktball. 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 4; Hist. 2. 3. 4; F.T.A. 3. 4; Block M 4 Margaret E. Mooney Margie Secretary Stephanie V. Moore Stephie Fashion Model Drama; Softball 163 Michael Paul Moran undecided Dram a 2. 3. 4; Inter nat’l. Thespians 2. 3. V Pres 4; Ftball 1; Photography 2. 3; V-Pres. 4; A.V. 2. 3: Pres. 4 '•What an Exciting Class Juanita A. Moroney Marriage Home Ec. 1: Var. Sing 3. 4: Chorus 2. 3. 4: Libr. 1. 2. 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3. 4 Joy Helen Mortenson Computer Programming Track 2: Pep Club 2 Deborah June Mowell •Dink College Track 1. 2; Home Ec. 1. 2: Hist. 3; Span. 3; French 2; Pep Club 1. 2: Chorus 3. 4: Christmas Dance 4 John Paul Muller Undecided Baseball 1: M.R.H.S. News 3 Bill Casagrandc and Chuck Lockwood Robert W. Muller Bob College Wrestling 1; Band 3. 4 Jo Ellen Myers Secretarial School Home Ec. 1. 2: Dante Club 2; Pep Club 2: Majorettes 3. 4: Class Treas. 3: Pillar 4; Christmas Dance 4 Julia A. Nagy Julie College Band 1. 2. 3. 4. Libr 3. 4; French 2. 3. 4; Hist. 3: Prom Comm. 3: Intramurals 1. 2: Track 1; A F.S. 3. 4 Patricia S. Nelson Sue Nurse M.R.H.S. News 1. Track 1. 2: Maiorettes 4: Pep Club 2 Amy Lynn Newman College Home Ec. 1: Pep Club 1; Bio. 2: Hist. 3: Prom Comm. 3; Pillar 4 Patricia Ann Ni«ves Tncia College libr. 2. 3. 4. French 2. 3: Hist. 3; Home Ec. 1; Biafra Relief 3 Deborah P. Orbach Debbie College M.R.H.S. News 1; Bd. of Editors 2. 3; managing Ed. 4; Drama 2. 3. 4: Hnrs. Math 3. 4: French 3. 4: A.F.S. 3. 4; St. Coun. Rep 1. Biafra Relief 3: libr. 4 Phyllis O'Reilly Phy 1 Fashion Illustration Libr. 3. M.R.H.S. News 1 George A. Parigian College Ftball. 1. 2. 3: Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Span. 2: H.R Rep. 2. 3: Hist. 3: Block M 3. 4; Bio. 2: Intra. Bsktball. 2. 3. 4 Patricia R. Pastore Joseph Patti Pattie Secretary Joe Undecided Home Ec. 1: Pep Club 2: Prom Comm 3 Marion D. Pantaleo College Span. 1. 2. 3; Bio. 2: Hist. 3: Prom Comm. 3 Judith A. Pent Penelope College Track 2: F.T.A. 4 William D. Parham Steel College Ftball. 1. 2; Bsktball 1: Track 1. 2; Var Sing 1 al d Gregory Perry Newark I.B.M. School Hall Monitor 4 I'll never cut his class again! David Craig Pike Dave College All Shore Chorus 3. 4; Var. Sing 1. 2. 3. 4; Madrigal 3. 4 Thespians 4: Forensics 3: Hnrs. Math 3. 4: French 3. 4; Bialra Relief 3: A.F.S. 3. 4 David Pizzi Undecided Karen Podolski College Var. Sing 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4. Pep Club 1. 2. 3 Cathy Meg Prager College Peace Corps M.R.H.S. News 3. 4: Bd. of Editors 4; Drama 3. 4; Nat'l. James J. Rankl Carol Ann Raynis Jim College Business School Ftball. 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3: Hnrs Math 3. 4: Block M 3, 4; German 2: Hist. 3 Donald H. Putnam Put Technologist Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Barbara Ann Remer B.A.R. College Girls Bsktball. 1. 2. 3. 4; J.V. Cheerleader 3: Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Span 1. 2: Home Ec. 1; Hist. 3: Pep Club 2. Vars. Cheerleader 4 Kathleen Radziewicz Kathy Data Processing Pep Club 2. 3; Girls Chorus 1. 2. 3.4 Sandra Ann Richards Sandy College Home Ec. 1; Pep Club 2: Libr. 3. 4: Chorus 2. 3. 4: F T A 4; Girls Chorus 2 Diane B. Ritkin Rifktn College Span 1; Home Ec. 1; Track I: Chorus 1: Intramurals 1: H.R. Rep. 2: F.T A 4: Maiorettes 2. 3: Cocapl. 4. L S D 3; M R.H.S. Nws 3. 4: Yrbk.. Bus. 3 Terry H. Rittcnband Joseph A. Rizzo Terry Airlines Toad Undecided Home Ec. 1: Track 1; Span. 1. 2: Intramural Voliball. 2: Pep Club 2 Lorraine Ann Rizzo Undecided Home Economics 1 Jane A. Robinson Business School Home Ec. 1.2 James A. Rogacki Jim College intra Bsktball. 2 Steven Bob Rosen Stinker College Intr Bsktball. 2 Christopher T. Ross College Band 2. 3. 4 All Shore Band 3. 4. Ftball. 2: Track 3. 4 David B. Rothman College Baseball 1; Bsktball 1; Cr. Country 1. Track 3. 4. Hist. 3. 4. M R.H.S. News 4 Darrell A. Russell Tony College Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Ftball. 1. 2. 3. 4: Bsktball. 1; Wrestling 2. 3. 4: Block M 2. 3. 4 V Pres. 3; Pres 4 Patricia L. Russell Pat College Honors Math 3. 4: Majorettes 3. 4 Joanne Russo Undecided Span. 2: H.R Rep. 4 Michael John Russo Mike Navy Varsity Singers 3. 4 Di Navy Home Ec. 1. Pep Club 3. 4 Susan J. Ryder Jane Marriage Christine P. Sarra Chris College Home Ec. 1; F.T A 3. 4; Hnrs. Math 3. 4. Hist. 3. 4: Biafra Rclicl 3 Walter C. Schaub Squid Service Eileen Susan Schafer Siegie Radiologist Home Ec. 1; Hist. 3. 4: Vollball. 2 168 Bruce J. Sheer College Baseball 1. 2; Biology 2 Deborah I. Schirmer Louie College Yrbk Bus Staff 1 2. 3; Bus. Manager. 4; Home Ec. I: Hist. 3; Cheerleader 3: Christmas Dance 4: Prom Comm. 3: Span. 1 Lawrence Schneider Snidly Undecided William Schneider Undecided Bruce Schour College Baseball 1.2.3. 4: Hist. 3; Bowling 3. 4 Louise M. Schweok Chorus 1. 2: Volibaii. 1: tibr. 1. 2. 3: Treas 4 Wayne E. Schubiger Shoe College Bsktball 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball ]. 2: Span. 3: Hnrs. Math 3. 4 Randy Sue Seifter Ran College Pep Club 1; Span. 1. 2: Bio. 2: Home Ec. 1: Hist. 3. Barbara L. Schwahl Barb College F.T A 3: Sec 4: Hnrs. Math 3. 4; Libr. 2. 3. 4: A.F.S. 3. 4: French 3. 4; Home Ec. 1. 2: Hist. 3. Biafra Relief 3: Pep Club 3: M R.H.S News 1: Art Ed 4: Infra. Vollball. 1. 2. Cathy Senk Stewardess M R.H.S. News 1: Span. 1; Prom Comm. 3: Vollball. 1. 2 169 Paul Irwin Serie College Baseball I. 2. 3. 4; BsMball 1. 2: Ftball. 1. 2: Hnrs. Math 3 4 Nat l Hnr Soc. 3. 4 Lorna Lynne Seward Lorna Doone College Future Teachers Club Carol Lyn Shaw College Homo Ec. 1: Prom Comm. 3: Chorus 2. 3. 4: J V. Cheerleader 2: Varsity 3. 4: Pillar 4 Brenda E. Sheppard College Home Ec. 1; Pep Club 2. Bio. 2; Span. 2. 3: French 3. Medical Careers 3: Hist. 3: F.T.A. 3 Deborah Mary Simms Debbie College Robert Marfc Stoss Bob College Hnrs Math 3. 4: Nat l Hnr Soc. 3. 4: Ubr. 3; Electronics 3; Scient. Resear. Organ. 3. 4: Marching Band, Symphonic Band V Pres. Daniel James Smith Danny College Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Deborah Jane Smith Debbie College MR H S News 2. 3.4: F.T.A 3. 4: Bio. 2: H.R. Rep 2. Span. 1. 2. 3; Treas. 4; Prom Comm. 3; L S D. 3; Biafra Relief 3: Yrbk. Bus. Staff 1. 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2: Drama 2. 3. 4: Nat l Thespians 2. Can you imagine these halls at 2 15! Susan Elaine Smith Sue College French 2: Home Ec. 1: Pep Club 1: Prom Comm. 3; Biatra Relict 3: Christmas Dance 4 Thomas Henry Smith Tom College Latin Club 1; Spanish 2. 3. 4 Marjorie Stan wood Maggie College Caren Ann Stark Undecided H.R. Rep. 4: Pep Club 2 Allyson Jan Stow Secretary Drama 4 Math 3. 4: B o. 2: Hist. 3: Class Trcas. 2. V Pres 3: M.R.H.S. News 1. 3 Deborah Susan Stein Debbie College Home Ec. 1; Hnrs. Frederick Stringer Fred Service Marching Band 1. 2. 3; Ftball. 1. 2: Graphic Arts: V Pres. Therese Strockbine College Hist. 3. 4: French 2: M.R.H.S. News 3: Biatra Relief 3 Dennis M. Sturt Dick College Ftball 1; Baseball 1. 2: Cr. Country 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4: Block M 2. 3. 4 Donald Bruce Suss Don College French Club 2. 3: Bio. 2; M.R.H.S. News Ed. 2. 3. 4; Hnrs. Math 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Block M 3. 4; A.F.S. 3; Pillar 4; Biatra Relief Cochair. 3. Kathy Francis Nancy Helms watch as Kathy Hammond voices Elizabeth Sviatko Betty Receptionist Home Ec I John Telofski Jay Auto Engineer Douglas C. Swan Air Force Nancy Ann Testino undecided Celeste Syvertson Speedy Stewardess Home Ec. 1. 2: Chorus 2. 3. 4 Bernard J. Thomas Speed Racer Marines Ftbali 1. 2. 3 Keith Thomsen Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2 George Kevin Tower College Chess Club 3; Rockets Club 1 Thomas M. Tretola College Baseball 1; History 3. Barbara K. Taylor Boop College Drama 3: F T.A. 3. 4: Pep Club 2: Thespians 4: Chorus 1.2- Treas. 3 - V Pros. 4: V.I.P. 3. 4; Piano 2: All Shore Chorus 2. 3. 4: Varsity Singer 1. 2. 3. 4 Lawrence R. Taylor Larry College Bowling 2. 3. 4; Hist. 3 172 Michael Lee Truair Mike College L'bf. 1. 2. 3: Span 3. 4; Drama 4 Lynn Joyce Turcby Secretarial School French I. 2; Dante 2: Majorettes 4- Btafra Reliet 3: Home Ec. 1, 2: Pep Club Christmas Dance 4 Glen Lawrence Turk Navy Track 2 Wrestling 1. 2. 3 Catherine Twanmoh Cathy College French 2, 3 — Treas: Nat l Hnr. Soc. 3. 4: Hnrs. Math 3. 4 Drama 2 Prom Comm 3 Nat l Thespians 2. 3. 4: Student Council 2. Corrcs. Sec. 3. Joseph Vacarella Joe Tradc School Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Block M 2. 3. 4. Margaret Van Exter Marg Marriage Caroline Vecchione College HR Rep. 2 Hist. 3. 4: AFS 3: M.R.H S. News 4: Commercial 4- Biatra Relief 3 Peter Paul Vena Little Ears College Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 173 Richard J. Wallace J.O. Barber Linda Julie Walling College Pep Club 2 V I P 3. 4: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Varsity 3. 4 Sharon Elizabeth Walsh Joan Lynn Ward Dennis Washington College Spanish Club. Pres. 2. 3. 4; Drama 2. 3. 4; Nat'l. Thespians 3. 4; Libr. 3. 4: F.T.A. 3. 4: Yrbk. Production Manag. 3. Editor 4 Racer Ward II Beautician College Ftball. 1. 2. 3: Track 2. 3 JeMrey L. Watson Heas College Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Cr. Country 2. 3. 4; Span. 3; Block M 2. 3. 4 Patricia M. Watson Patty College Span. 1; Home Ec. 1: Prom Comm. Matthew J. Wilkes Matty College Ftball. 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2: Bsktball. 1. 2. 3; B.o, 2: Hnrs. Math 3. 4: Block M 3. 4: Biafra Drive 3; Nat l. Hnr. Soc. 3. 4; Span. 3. 4: Class Pres. 1: V-Pres. 2; Student Council. V-Pres. 3 Valerie Weisenburger Val Undecided Span 2. 3. 4: Pep Club 2: Libr. 2. 3. 4: Pillar Typist 3 Gregory C. Welstead Wdlbop College Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Bsktball. 1. 2. 3. 4; Cr. Country 1. 2. 3. 4: Block M 1. 2. 3. 4 Denise S. Williams Legs I.B.M. School Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Bsktball. 1. 2. 3. 4; J.V. Cheerleader 2: Varsity 3. 4 Marthe T. Wilson Marty Beautician Thomas Wood College Photo Club 3; M R.H.S. Nows Photo 3 Cornelius R. Woolf Corny College Baseball 1: German 1. 2. 3 Peggy Ann Yules College Drama 2. 3. 4. Nat'l Thespians 2. 3. 4: Hnrs. Math 3. 4; Nat l. Hnr Soc 3. 4; Prom Comm. 3: Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4; Treasurer 3. 4; Student Council Rep 2. Var. Sing 4; J.V. Cheerleader 2: Varsity 3. 4 Nicholas Zalepka Undecided Track 1: Band 2. 3. 4 Anna L. Zinsmeister College 175 Drama 4: French 1 Forgive my gnef for one removed, Thy creature, whom I found so fair. I trust he lives in thee, and there I find him worthier to be loved. Forgive these wild and wandering cries, Confusions of a wasted youth; Forgive them where they fail in truth. And in thy wisdom make me wise. From In Memoriam. A.H.H. Alfred. Lord Tennyson IN MEMORY OF Cornelius Harris 176 1951 1970 177 Seniors Give Dance At The Battlegrounds “A Midwinter’s Dream” On December 23. 1969. Matawan held its annual Christmas Dance. This year it was held at the Battleground Country Club from 8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. After months of planning with numerous changes in seating arrangements, the evening turned out to be a great success, noting that this years turnout was the largest that we have ever had. The theme. A Midwinter's Dream , perfectly suited the evening. The entertainment was provided by the X-Ploitations and the Scarborough Fair”. This year, for the first time, the Who's Who , of the Senior class was announced by Sally Cherry and Sharon Walsh. This added even more excite- ment to the evening. After a long promenade the king and queen were chosen. The winners were: Queen — Diane Gelburd. and King — Rick Manville. 178 Class Of ’70’s Senior Play CAST Annie ............................................Pat Russell Rev. Richard Bird .............................. Peter Meic Amelia Potts .............................Carla La Grassa Hepzibah Fairfield ...................... Barbara Jetter Penelope Fairfield ..................................... Peggy Yules Peter Fairfield ....................... Steve de Pietri Henry Louvain .........................Howard Conlon Mrs. Louvain ...................................Barbara Beil TECHNICAL CREW Student Director ........................Steven de Pietri Stage Manager .................................. Kevin Fry Set Construction .....................Alexander Graham Bush Lighting ................................... Paul Moran Scenery ..................................Unda Lee Jaffrey Props.................................... Debbie Schirmer Costumes ...........: . . Sally Cherry Denise Hayducko Make up ................. Linda Lee Jaffrey Lorna Gade Special Effects .......................... Jack Donahue Technical Advisor ............................... Jack Frazier Program ................................ Barbara Schwahl DIRECTED BY ..................................MR. HAROLD DOLAN Kevin Fry; Cathy Senk — Attendants: Mark Burnup. King. Peggy Yules. Queen: Richard Brown and Diane Gelburn. Attendants The King and Queen enjoy the tradi tional dance together. Curtis Edwards. Lois Buchner Attendants: Mike Herb. FYince; Barbara Loosch. Princess: Carol Foley, and Danny Craparo. attendants. ••The Time of the Season was a time for the scrapping of old traditions. Some of the more frivolous customs were cast out. and a more informal air was assumed for Matawan's Junior-Senior Prom of 1970. The favors given out in previous years, which were too susceptible to being lost forever in the back of a desk drawer were replaced by ceramic tankards, crested with the Matawan seal as designed by Debbie Richman: a lifetime memento for anyone's mantle piece. Another change was the unique bid that was de signed by Stacy Bogdonoff illustrating the four seasons. The tradi- tional promenade was done away with this year and the King and Queen. Prince and Princess and their courts were chosen by the chaperones who were at the door to greet the students when they entered the prom. This year’s King and Queen were: Marc Burnup and Peggy Yules with Richard Brown and Diane Gelburd as 1st runners-up and Kevin Fry and Cathy Senk as 2nd runner-up. This year's Prince and Princess were Mike Herb and Barbara Loosch with Lois Buchner and Curtis Edwards as 1st run- ners-up and Carol Foley and Danny Craparo as 2nd runners-up. The Prom committee was headed by Sue Clay and Barbara Grady and advised by Mrs. Marlene Flemer. 183 184 185 May 29, 1970 — The Senior Picnic « % June 1-4 1970 - Washington D.C. And Williamsburg, Va. 190 r v-o' vr ; pV -• V r Commencement . . . June 18, 1970 192 194 195 Abrams. Mary Lynn 468 Ferndale PI. Keyport Born. Wendy 23 New Brunswick Ave Matawan Adams, Timothy 21 Colonial Dr Matawan Bornfnend, Marcie 10 Ivanhoe La. Matawan Allen. Elizabeth 191 Washington Ave Mat a wan Borup. Donna 40 Middlesex St. Matawan Allen. Richard 357 Willow Ave. Matawan Bowerman. Jessica 121 Woodland Dr. Cliffwood Beach Allocca. Kenneth 321 Edgcview Rd Keyport Brady. Diane 409 Gulden St. Cliffwood Beach Almenas. Karen 1 Grant St. Matawan Brannick. Patricia 10 Eisenhower Crt. Matawan Anderson. Audrey 88 Atlantic Ave. Matawan Brenon, George 91 Marshall Cone. Cliffwood Beach Ashe. Kathleen 12 Incline PI Matawan Brown, Richard 682 Cliffwood Ave. Keyport Bacon. Bessie 359 Gulden St. Clilfwood Bruno. Gary Cliffwood Ave. Cliffwood Baiersdorte. Theodore 423 Melrose Way Keyport Brzezmak, John 398 Matawan. Ave Cliffwood Baldwin. Richey Apt. 115 Matawan Terr. Matawan Bucco. Anthony 93 Ravine Dr. Matawan Barry. Bronwon 105 Avondale La. Matawan Bunce. Patricia 25 New Brunswick Ave. Matawan Beckmann. Gale 37 Union St Matawan Burnup. Mark 447 Ferndale PI. Keyport Bellamy. Freddie 101 Avon St Clittwood Bush. Alexander G 397 W. Prospect Ave. Keyport Bialkowski. Nancy 491 Ferndale PI. Keyport Bushcll. Lynn 48 Edgeview Rd Keyport Biel. Barbara 47 Ravine Dr. Matawan Byrd. Clara 5c S. Atlantic Ave Matawan Bily. Pamela 6 Daniel Dr. Matawan Candilora. Robert 504 Matawan Ave. Keyport Bischoff. Richard 48 B Ravine Drive Matawan Carmichael. David 41 Balmoral Arms Matawan Bischoff. Susan 45 New Brunswick Ave. Matawan Carter. Linda Country Rd. Cliffwood Blau. Steven 25 Avalon La. Matawan Casagrande. William 29 Edgemere Dr. Matawan Castell. Karen 118 Freneau Ave. Matawan Dolan. Diane 205 Main St. Matawan Charles. Josoph 17 Incline PI Matawan Dolan. Sharon 31 Weldon Rd. Matawan Ccntimole. Charles 17 Central Ave. Matawan Donahue. Kevin 90 Mam St. Matawan Cherry. Sally 1 Lakeside Dr. Matawan Donahue. John 17 Ardmore La. Matawan Chewey. Marilyn 3 Eisenhower Crt. Matawan Donahue. Kathleen 241 Matawan Ave Matawan Conlon. Howard 210 Mam St Matawan Duncan. Lmda 30 Edgewatcr Dr. Matawan Conrad. Diane 459 Beverly Dr. Keyport Duncan. Nansi 211 Washington Ave. Matawan Cornell. Wendy 14 Wilson Ave. Matawan Durante. Debra 10 Maple Ave. Matawan Dicienzo. Diane 355 Forrest Ave. Matawan Eck. Victoria 332 Mam St. Matawan Cox. George 44 Union St. Matawan Eisenbeis. Nancy 63 Chilton La. Matawan Daly. Mary 240 Prospect Ave Keyport Elleman. Leslie 200 Fordham Dr. Matawan Davis. Paul 341 Woodbine Dr. Cliffwood Beach Esposito. Frank 903 Greenwood Ave. Cliffwood Beach Day. Douglas 45 Beechwood Terr. Matawan Esposito. Rose 205 Washington Ave. Matawan DeMont. Jackie 297 Main St. Matawan Fesler. Charles 124 Court Dr. New Shrewsbury DePietri. Stephen 16 Newland PI. Matawan Fetta. Patrick 544 Line Rd. Matawan Dean. David 29 Park Ave. Matawan Ficros. Irene 150 Broad St. Matawan Denver. Kathleen 122 Wayside Dr. Cliffwood Beach Flanagan. George 13 Essie Dr Matawan Denver. Robert 122 Ways.de Dr Cliffwood Beach Folk, Kathleen 57 Wayside Dr. Cliffwood Beach Derechailo. Stanley Cliffwood Ave. Cliffwood Francis. Kathleen 84 Woodland Dr. Matawan DeVries. CarolAnn 773 Lake Shore Dr. Cliffwood Beach Franson. Jacqueline 413 Beverly Dr. Cliffwood Beach Fraser. Albert 19 Andover La. Matawan Godwin, Dorothy 87 Marione St Cliffwood Fredericks. Lucille 20 Raritan St. Cliffwood Beach Gordon. Clifford 42 Union St Matawan Friedman. Robert 17 Waverty PI. Matawan Mall, Simon 126 Milton Ave Cliffwood Fry. Jewell 25 Damet Dr Matawan Hammond. Kathleen 86 Idlewld La. Matawan Fry. Kevin 21 Asbury La. Matawan Harris. Carleen 1 S. Atlantic Ave Matawan Fuchs. Debra 87 Avalon La. Matawan Hasemann, Mark E. 101 Middlesex Rd Matawan Gade. Lorna 162 Broad St. Matawan Hatfield. Lois 83 Idolstonc La. Matawan Garland. Clarence 43 Lincoln Ave Cliffwood Hayducko. Dmise 25 Fierro Ave Matawan Gaval. Joseph 178 Ravine Dr. Matawan Hegcdus. Deborah 5 Bellevue La. Matawan Gay. Doreen 33 Deborah La Matawan Hcllegaard, Harold Box 266 Cliffwood Geiger. William 9 Ivanhoc La. Matawan Helms. Nancy 49 Dancmar Dr Matawan Gcist. Jean 540 540 Matawan Ave. Key port Hennig, Mark 179 VanBrackle Rd. Matawan Gelburd. Diane 190 Deerfield La. Matawan Hodge. Kevin 92 Country Rd Cliffwood Geran, John 47 Lakeside Dr Matawan Hollweg. John 25 Ivanhoc La. Matawan Getshail. Joyce 215 Washington Ave. Matawan Howard. Louisa 40 Oxford La. Matawan Gilbert. Judith 83 Irongate La Matawan Hoyt. James 463 Ferndale PI. Keyport Giza, Deborah 855 Malden Dr. Keyport Hromnak, James 12 Concourse Cliffwood 8each Glinka. Gary I 12 Sutton Dr Matawan Hughes. Donald 137 Washington Ave. Matawan Gluck. Joseph 1 Miriam Dr. Matawan Hunter. Barbara 4 Spring St. Matawan Goldberg. Richard 15 Innerhill La Matawan Hussey. William 17 Edgewater Dr Matawan Isemann, Ronald Kurland. Cathi 751 Edgewater Dr. 43 Chilton La. Matawan Matawan Jaffrey. Linda Kurland. Steven 43 Beacon La. 16 Idaho La. Matawan Matawan Jankowski. Joanne LaGrassa. Carla 63 Lower Main St. 22 Waverly PI Matawan Matawan Jannarone, Linda Langbein. Judy 565 Lloyd Rd. 31 New Brunswick Ave Matawan Matawan Jettor. Barbie Lathbury. Alicia 23 Drexel La. 5 Anton PI. Matawan Matawan Johnson. Kent Lauria. Mary Ann 12 Idlebrook La. 266 Edgewood Rd Matawan Cliffwood Johnson. Patricia Lehn. Eileen 11 Ravine Dr. 50 Canfield La. Matawan Matawan Jordan. Alan Lchne. Gabrielle 101 West Concourse N l Sutton Dr. Cliffwood Beach Matawan Katon. Harry Leong, Francis 761 Prospect Ave. 7 Ingress Way Cliffwood Beach Matawan Kibble. Deborah Leulh, Roimer 64 Andover La. 686 Shore Concourse Matawan Keyport King. George Levme. Ronald 37 Chestnut Dr. 223 Deerfield La. Matawan Matawan Kirchner. Kathleen Liddane. David 988 Sunset Way 12 Edgemere Dr. Cliffwood Beach Matawan Klein, Richard Lilfo. Alejandro 33 Beechwood Terr Zaretsky Matawan 122 Cambridge Dr Matawan Knox. Margaret 224 Deerfield La. Lockwood. Charles Matawan 38 Edgemere Dr. Matawan Korf, Bruce 16 Donna Place Longstreet. Alan Matawan 357 Forrest Ave Matawan Korpsak. Teddy 69 Atlantic Ave. Lovell. Robert Matawan 1057 Woodmere Dr. Cliffwood Beach Kost. Linda 305 Euclid Ave. Lovero. Elizabeth Matawan 900 Malden Dr. Clilfwood Beach Kramer. Philipp 24 Sunset Ave. Magee. Deborah Matawan 21 Park Ave Matawan Krauss. Marc 29 Avalon La. Main. Theodore Matawan 29 Carol La. Matawan Kresky, Marc 16 Canfield La. Malast. Deborah Matawan 431 Line Rd Matawan Malysa. Kenneth 310 Prospect Ave Keyport Mogavero. Anthony 35 Ned Dr. Matawan Manville. Richard 38 Little St. Matawan Mohler. John 1 Mohawk Dr. Matawan Manzo, Frank M 5 Northtield Rd. Matawan Moore. Stephenaie 12 Taylor Rd. Matawan Manzo. Frank V. 436 Charles St. Matawan Moran. Michael P. 17 North Circle Matawan Martin. Glenn 4 Idaho La. Matawan Morey. Judith 59 Church St. Matawan Martinez. Nilda 6 Woolley St Matawan Mortenson. Joy 459 Garden PI. Keyport Marvel. Joyce 421 Atlantic Avc. Matawan Moroney. Juanita 40 Weldon Rd. Matawan Matovcik. Elame 277 W. Prospect Avc. Kcyport Moshen. George 46 Chilton Lane Matawan Matuch. Cecelia 5 Fierrd Ave Matawan Mowed. Deborah 330 A Wilson Ave. Matawan May. Michael P.O. Box 237 Clitfwood Muller. John 68 Ravine Dr. Matawan Boro. May. Jean 5 Edgemere Dr. Matawan Muller. Robert 375 Forrest Ave. Matawan Mazza. Barbara 261 Edgeview Rd. Keyport Myers. Jo Ellen 7 Becchwood Terr. Matawan McKinney. John County Road Clitfwood Nagy. Julia 36 Wilson Ave. Matawan McKinnies, Eric 12 Eilex PI Matawan Nieves. Patricia 54 Courtland Lane Matawan McMahon. Chris 4 Ayrmont Lane Matawan Nelson. Patricia 17 Island PI. Matawan McPherson. Gary 202 Arlington Ave. Clitfwood Newman. Amy 149 Deerfield Lane Matawan More. Peter 20 Strathmore Grdns. Matawan O'Keefe. Thomas 5 Fountain Ave. Matawan Mitchell. Justine 25 Bechsteme Dr. Matawan Orbach. Deborah 18 Ivanhoe Lane Matawan Mocci. Dianne 71 Lower Mam St. Matawan O'Reilly Phyllis 53 Ravine Dr. Matawan Mocci Joanne 71 Lower Main St. Matawan Pantaleo. Manon 85 Bechstein Dr. Matawan Parigian. George 41 Brookvtew Lane Matawan Rittcnband. Terry 12 Idaho Lane Matawan Pastore. Patricia •447 Matawan Ave. Matawan Rizzo. Joseph 875 W Concourse Cliff. Bch Patti. Joseph 16 Gaston Rd. Matawan Rizzo. Lorraine 111 Freneau Ave. Matawan Pent. Judith 265 Mam St. Matawan Robinson. Jane 34 Center St. Cliffwood Perry. Gregory 92 County Road Cliffwood Rogacki, Joseph 199 Church St. Matawan Perry. Lyn 104 Atlantic Ave Matawan Rosen. Steven 93 Avalon Lane Matawan Pettyjohn, Jesse 37 Ravine Dr. Matawan Ross. Thomas 1 Fountain Ave. Matawan Pianko. Deborah 938 Woodmere Dr. Cliff. Bch. Rossi. Hohn 265 Edgeview Rd. Keyport Pike. David 59 Wyckoff St. Matawan Roth. Juan 90 Main St. Matawan Ptzzl, David 755 Prospect Ave Cliff. Bch Rothman. David 19 Inglewood Lane Matawan Podolski. Karen 12 Edgewatcr Dr. Matawan Ruggiero. Vincent 1516 Woodmere Dr Cliff. Bch. Polanowski. Craig 264 Mam St Matawan Russell. Darrell 23 Orchard St. Matawan Prager. Cathy 45 Avondale Lane Matawan Russell. Patricia 383 Sherwood Dr. Cliff. Bch. Putnam. Donald 165 Woodland Dr. Clift. Bch. Russo. Joanne 115 Broad St. Matawan Radzicwicz. Kathleen 2 Ravine Dr. Matawan Ryder. Susan 1 Maiden Lane Matawan Rankl. James 42 Ivyhill Dr. Matawan Sarra. Christine 54 Ivanhoe Lane Matawan Raynis. Carol Matawan Terr. Apts Matawan Schafer. Eileen 14 Ayrmont Lane Matawan Remer. Barbara 13 New Brunswick Ave. Matawan Schar. Diane 479 Hilltop Ave. Keyport Richards. Sandra 14 Edgemere Dr. Matawan Schaub. Walter 257 W. Prospect Ave. Keyport Rifkin. Diane 126 Norwood Lane Matawan Scheer. Bruce 15 Deerfield Lane Matawan Schrimor, Deborah Smith. Deborah 170 Mata wan Ave. 31 Autumn Lane Matawan Matawan Schneider. Lawrence Smith. Susan 45 leemeadow Lane C16 Sutton Dr. Matawan Matawan Schneiter. William Smith. Thomas 201 Matawan Ave. 96 Valley Dr. Matawan Matawan Schour. Bruce Stanwood, Marjorie 36 Inglewood Lane 42 Autumn Lane Matawan Matawan Schubiger. Wayne Stein. Deborah 103 W. Concourse 15 Oaklyn Lane Clitt Bch. Matawan Schwahl. Barbara Stocker. Barbara 50 Ravme Way 5 Woodbrook Dr. Clift. Bch. Matawan Schwenk. Louise Stringer. Frederick 863 N. Concourse 298 Prospect Ave. Cliff. Bch. Keyport Senk, Cathy Stockbme. Therese 746 Shore Concourse 447 Line Road Cliff. Bch. Matawan Seifter. Randy Sturt. Dennis 41 Drexcl Lane 24 Johnson Ave. Matawan Matawan Seward. Lorna Suss, Donald 355 Hawthorne St. 83 Middlesex Road Cliff. Bch. Matawan Shaw. Carol Sviatko. Elizabeth 4 Dawn Way 39 Fierro Ave. Matawan Matawan Sheppard. Brenda Syvertscn. Celeste 58 So. Atlantic Ave. Morganvill Road Matawan Si leech ia. Lucy 46 Ivanhoe Lane Swan. Douglas Matawan Angel Street Cliffwood Simms. Deborah 18 Linda Circle Taylor. Barbara Matawan 109 Avondale Lane Matawan Siano. Benjamin 12 Center Ave. Taylor Lawrence Matawan 10 Darwin Way Matawan Sioss. Robert 123 Donna Ave. Telofski. John Matawan 22 Union Street Matawan Smith Darnel 11 Woodbrook Dr. Testino. Nancy Matawan 105 Marshall Concourse Clfwd. Bch. Thomas. Bernard Washington. Dennis 3 Harrison Ave. 16 Orchard St Matawan Matawan Tower. George Watson. Jeffrey 843 Arbordalc Dr. 10 Daniel Dr. Matawan Matawan Tretola. Thomas Watson. Patricia 47 InRlewood Lane 8 Essie Dr Matawan Matawan Truair. Michael Weisenburger. Valerie 546 Line Road 12 Linda Circle Matawan Matawan Tureby, Lynne Welstead. Gregory 100 Ravine Dr 4 Wilson Ave Matawan Matawan Turk, Glenn Wilkes. Matthew 19 Center Ave. 41 Wayside Dr. Matawan Matawan Twanmoh, Catherine Thomsen. Keith 36 June Place 326 A Morristown Rd. Matawan Matawan Vaccarella. Joe Williams. Denise 20 High Street 34 Stevenson Ave. Matawan Cliffwood Van Exter. Margarot Williams. Robert 770 Lorraine Dr. 401 Atlantic Ave. Cltwd. Bch. Matawan Vecononc. Caroline Wilson. Marthe 844 Lake Shore Dr. 76 Atlantic Ave. Clfwd. Bch. Matawan Vena. Peter Wood. Thomas Matawan Ave. 928 So. Concourse Matawan Cliffwood Bch. Wagner, Jacqueline Woolf. Cornelius 92 Strathmore Gdns. 124 Marshall Concourse Matawan Cliffwood Wallace. Richard Wychoff. Richard 356 Forest Ave. Matawan Walsh. Sharon 789 Prospect Ave. Yules. Peggy Clfwd. Bch. 87 Irongate Lane Matawan Walling. Linda 24 Lower Main St. Zalepka. Nicholas Matawan 316 Woodbine Dr. Clfwd. Bch. Ward. Joan 5 Schervck Ave. Zinsmeister. Anna Matawan 139 Deerfield Lane Matawan Waricka. Donald 122B Middlesex Rd. Matawan 199 Boosters Walter Rosenauer Mrs. Mary M. Ryan Tantleff Family Mrs. Gloria M. Wein The Yekells Mr. Mrs. Everett C. Smith Mr. Mrs. R. Longstreet Family “The Six Hicks” Mr. Mrs. Gregory Hommel Judy Garthwaite Mr. Mrs. Buys Mrs. William H. Bergen Mrs. John Bodziak Mr. Kamin Mr. Mrs. Harold Jones John Johnson Maureen Montone Mr. Mrs. William F. Marshall The Ceto's Miss Eugenia H. Czajkowski Mr. Mrs. Albert Flemer Jr. Mr. Mrs. George Roman The Switzer Family Florence S. Ochs Marsha Shaw Mr. Mrs. James G. Long Marilyn McCarron Mr. Mrs. James P. Healy Mr. Mrs. L. N. Holzman Albert Rossi Buddy Marge Short Mr. Mrs. Russell Walling Mrs. Sydell Weiss Frank Castiglia The Marvel Family F. Howard Lloyd Kevin Charles Hodge Richard J. Salley Mr. Mrs. Stephen Gulian Mr. Mrs. Wm. A. Ammann III Mr. Mrs. J. C. Bucco Family George Brennon Mr. Mrs. Julius Gibel Minnie B. Johnson Mr. Mrs. George Morey Sr. Katherine Muller Mrs. Sylvia R. Marro Mr. Mrs. Jay Fitzpatrick Mrs. Alyce Perry and Lyn Mr. Mrs. Herbert J. Parker Rhonda Danny Catherine M. Siddons Mrs. H. Wyckoff Mrs. Judith Sarisky Mr. Harvey LaTourette Mr. Mrs. J. McGinty Mr. Mrs. Walter Hill Miss Greco Mr. Mrs. Paul Cuffari Susan Ferraro Peter Eovino John Poulos 200 George and Doris Perkins Peace Mrs. Margarita Ramos Mr. Thomas Stachura John and Paulette Shaw Mr. Mrs. Geo. P. Wood Rah Phys. Ed. Jo Ann Krestan Bacchus Mrs. Barbara J. Haller Donald Laura Hodge Mr. Mrs. Jay A. Hostetter Mr. Mrs. S. S. Hughes Loretta M. Anderson Mr. Leon Britton In memory of Florence Daniels Lawrence X. Corley Elementary School Phys Ed. Staff Mr. Mrs. John A. Pauly The Fry Family Mr. Mrs. Angelo Patania Lysbeth W. Geran Mr. Mrs. Stanley Georges Mr. Mrs. Jerome R. Kaye Mr. Benjamin Kurtz A Friend Mr. Mrs. Peter J. Koelsch May Bergen Dominick May Hall Mrs. Maryann Donlin Mr. Mrs. John Evans The Frazier Family Miss Marie Panos Andrew Patania Mr. Mrs. William S. Phelan Norman Alowishus Falkwah Nancy Kenneth Soderlund The Taylor Family The Witzgall Family Mr. Mrs. T. Lamberth The Gelburds Mr. Mrs. Edward E. Hyrne Mr. Gunther K. Heyse The Jaffrey Family Dr. and Mrs. John Hannan Frances M. Adler Mr. Mrs. Martin F. Bell Mr. Mrs. Wm. Neukomm Mrs. Nurhan Manukian Hello from The Cushing Family Mr. Mrs. S. M Enterline Doris Flager Mr. Mrs. George Patania The Peterkofsky Family Mrs. A. Giugliano Mr. Mrs. William Gade Mrs. Dorothy Kramer Mr. Mrs. John Karabmos Matawan Regional Maintenance Dept. John G. Holler Mr. Mrs. G. 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Corner of Main and W. Front Streets Keyport, N.J. 264-5555 Arne Kalma Flowers Highway 34 Matawan, N.J. 566-0825 Acknowledgements We would like to thank: Marilyn Chewey for helping us out in the end. Jack Donahue for selling the books. Jack Frazier for adding his wit and knowledge in times of need. Mrs. Frazier for her long hours and her living room. The Guidance Department for the use of the Faculty Office and their air conditioner. Mr. Wynne Murchison of the American Yearbook Com- pany for his temper — or lack of one. Mr. Seymour Pappas and Pappas Studios for many of the fine pictures. The Photography Club for the rest of them. The Physical Education Department for all the hours that we worked on the book instead of going to gym. The Taylor Publishing Company for teaching us almost everything we know about yearbooks. Sharon Walsh for encouraging us and getting us started. Our mothers for tolerating our hours and our moods. Pillar 70 Specifications COVER: Hard Case 160 point binders board covered with shoegrain vinyl. Silkscseen applied design. TEST STOCK: White enamel. TYPOGRAPHY: 8 and 10 points News Gothic and News Gothic Bold with headlines in 24 and 18 pt. Gothic. Special Credits COVER AND ENDSHEETS: Linda Lee Jaffrey PHOTOGRAPHY: Pappas Studios. Keyport. John Donahue. The MRHS Photography Club LITHOGRAPHY: American Yearbook Com- pany. Cambridge. Maryland 208