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PILLAR '71 PILLAR '71 • PILLAR ' PILLAR '71 • PILLAR 71 PILLAR '71 • MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MATAWAN, NEW JERSEY VOLUME 21 The Class Of 1971 Dedicates Pillar To Mrs. Louise Fitzpatrick Happiness is Mrs. Louise Fitzpatrick, a teacher who is greatly respected by the entire student body, but even more so by the Class of 1971. To describe Mrs. Fitzpatrick is a difficult task. How can you adequately describe someone you like and respect and then give all the reasons why? She is unique. Mrs. Fitzpatrick's atti- tude is casual and friendly and because of this students are comfortable with her and can talk to her. She has the ability to give and take a joke, and quite often does. Because of all this and so much more, and despite her fre- quent references to the French, we the Class of 1971 do gratefully dedicate the '71 Pillar to Mrs. Fitzpatrick. John Wayne would be proud! Table Of Contents . . . Seniors 16 Student Life 62 Organizations 82 Mr. James Feketie Throughout the four years of our experience at Matawan, one name that stands out, not only in performance of a job, but as an invaluable aid to the Class of 1971 as well, is that of Mr. Jim Feketie, head custodian. One might think that the job of cleaning up after nearly 2,000 students and teachers would never end. And yet, Mr. Feketie has always found time to set things up for a school activity or help out a class project. The Class of 1971 is grateful to Mr. Feketie for his efforts in making our many projects successful. Perhaps the least we can do for a man who has dedicated himself to us, is to dedicate this, the 1971 Pillar, to Mr. Jim Feketie. Academics 140 Underclassmen 166 Sports 108 mS §L I o m iTAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1970-1971 1970-1971 • MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1970-1971 • MATAWAN REGIONAL l - I I L OOL 1970-1971 x o 00 • MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1970-1971 • MATAW H SCHOOL 1970-1971 • MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 5 rAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1970-1971 MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCH O O 1970-1 REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1970-1971 • z MATAWA 6 7 O H SCHOOL 1970-1971 x MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1970 1970-1971 • MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1970-1971 • 2 8 6 HOS H9IH 1VN0I93H NVMV1VW • IZ610Z6I 100H0S H9IH 1VNOI93M NVMV1VW • MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1970-1971 • MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1970-1971 • MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1970-197 ON 1 • MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1970-1971 GIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1970-1971 • MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 197 9 AN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1970-1971 • MATAWAN RE 10 11 SCHOOL 1970 1971 • MATAWAN OOL 1970 1971 x o ( o RE o AATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1970-1971 • Ml 12 WAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1970-19 H 5 AN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 1970-1971 • MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOO. HIGH SCHOOL 1970-1971 • MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 19; 1971 • MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOO 15 RSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIORSSENIC Class Officers Class Advisors 18 Katherine Muller Peter Eovino Most Sophisticated Heather Gilmour — John Mamscalco Most Likely To Succeed Debb e Richman — Chuck Weigel Most Artistic Nilda Jolloff — Chuck Burke Most Musically Talented Bill lawlor — Usa Zimmer Bausch and Lomb Science Award DAR: Debbie Richman David Alexander National Merit Scholarship Finalist Best Looking Barbara Loosch — Danny Craparo Best Dressed Vicki Carini — John Osipowit; Senior Celebrities 20 Best Dancers Kathy Rosar — Curtis Edwards Nicest Personality Diana Johnson — Brian McNulty Girl's Citizenship Pam Edwards. Carol Foley. Barbara Grady. Sue Clay Most Athletic Curtis Edwards — Carsandra Taylor Cutest Couple Chuck Burke — Gloria Tomasello Did Most for School Steve Baker — Sue Clay Betty Crocker Homemaker of the Year Renee Myers Wilhelmina Albanese Natl Honor Soc. 3. 4; Honors Math 3. 4; Band 3. 4: Drama 1, 2. Library 2. 3. 4; AFS 2. 3: Spanish 3: Pep Club 2: Track 1 David Alexander Natl Honor Soc. 3. 4; Honors Math 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; All Shore Band 1. 2. 3. 4: All State Band 3. 4 Jacalyn Alexander Medical Careers; Softball 2. 3; Track 2. 3 Veronica Allen Prom Comm. 3; MRHS News Typist 3: Spanish 2; Biology 2; Pep Club 1 William Allen David Anderson Elizabeth Anderson Chorus 2. 3. 4; Spanish 1 Leslie Andrew Chorus 1. 2. 3. V. Pres. 4; Var. Sing 2. 3; Madrigal Sing. 3. 4; All Shore Chorus 2. 3. 4; Drama 2; VIP 1. 2. 3. V. Pres. 4; Track 1 Neal Axelrod Natl Honor Soc. 3. 4; Honors Math 3. 4; AV Staff V. Pres. 3. Pres. 4: Drama 4; Spanish 1. 3 John Bacharde Spanish 1. 2: Football 1. 2: Bsktball 1 Eric Baer Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Var. Sing. 1. 2. 3. 4; Madrigal Sing. 3. 4: All Shore Chorus 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3: Track 1. 3. 4; Wrestling 1. 2 Stephen Baker Natl Honor Soc. 3. 4; Soph. Rep; St. Coun. V. Pres 3. Treas. 4; NJAHSSC Delegate 3. 4; MRHS News Bus. Mgr. 2. Brd. of Editors 3. 4; Forensics 2; Biology 2; Track 1 Marcia Bakerman Bowling 4 Michael Barnett Football 1. 2: Track 1. 2 Susan Barrasso Pep Club 1; Biology 1; Spanish 2; Judo 4; Track 1. 2 Debra Barron Natl Honor Soc. 3. 4; Intntl Thespians 2. 3. 4; Drama 1. 2. 3; MRHS News Brd. of Editors 3. 4: Prom Comm. Co-chairman 3: Christmas Dance 4; Gen. Assem. 2. 3; Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4; VIP 2; Forensics 2 George Beach Spanish 1 John Becker CO co o rv T co co o r N r co co o co co o h o co co o T CO CO o a co co _j o r co co JOHN BACHARDE DEBRA BARRON WILLIAM ALLEN ERIC BAER GEORGE BEACH VERONICA ALLEN DAVID ANDERSON WILHELMINA ALBANESE DAVID ALEXANDER JACALYN ALEXANDER ELIZABETH ANDERSON LESLIE ANDREW NEAL AXELROD STEPHEN BAKEK MARCIA BAKERMAN MICHAEL BARNETT SUSAN BARRASSO DENISE BEHRNES ROBERT BENTLEY PAUL BLISS AMY BLUMENTHAL JOHN BORRELLI Jill Okun waits patiently in the wings for •'Blithe Spirit” GARY BOYTON EDWARD BRANDO CHARLES BROWN SUSAN BROWN DENNIS BRUNO IV o CHRISTOPHER BOEHM STACY BOGDONOFF STEVEN BOTTARI SUSAN BOWDEN JAMES BRACKEN KATHERINE BRACKEN MARY BUCCO LOIS BUCHNER —I O rv cr co CO o IV cr co co -j o rv co co —i o rv co CO —I o iv o CO CO rv o o CO CO Denise Behrnes Intntl Thespians 2, 3. 4; Fresh. Rep: Drama 1. 2, 3. 4; Christ mas Dance Comm. 4: Library 2. 3; Pep Club 1 Robert Bentley Band 1. 2 Paul Bliss Amy Blumenthal Band 1. 2, 3, 4; Spanish 2 Christopher Boehm Football 1. 2 Stacy Bogdonoff Var. Cheerleader 2. 3. Capt. 4: Pillar 3. Copy Ed. 4 Eidolon 3. 4; Prom Comm. 3. Track 2. 3 John Borrelli Steven Bottari Susan Bowden Prom Comm. 3: Christmas Dance Comm. 4; Pep Club 1 Gary Boyton Football 1 James Bracken Library 2. 3. 4 Katherine Bracken Prom Comm. 3: Spanish 3 Edward Brando Gen. Assem. 2: Biology 2 Charles Brown Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4; Var. Sing.'3. 4; Madrigal Sing. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2 Susan Brown Intntl Thespians 2. 3, 4; Jr. Rep.: St. Coun. Recrdg. Sec. 4; Yearbook 1: Prom Comm. 3: Drama 1. 2: French Treas. 3: Biology 2: Pep Club 1 Dennis Bruno Mary Bucco Lois Buchner Band 1. 2, 3; All Shore Band 2; All State Band 2: Spanish 1. 2. 3 Dennis Burgey Charles Burke Kenneth Burkett Howard Burns Susan Butch James Cameron Bsktball 1. 2. 3; Football 1. 3 Marybeth Cameron Ellen Campbell Prom Comm. 3: Christmas Dance Comm. 4; Drama 2: Library 2. V. Pres. 3. 4 Alfred Cannin AFS Pres. 3. 4; French 1. 2. 3; Biology 2. 3 Linda Carey Victoria Carini Home Ec. 1 Pura Carril Raymond Carter Spanish 1. Track 1 Thomas Casagrande Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Block M 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Bsktball 1. 3 Ruth Casey Judo 4 Randolph Charlsen Honors Math 3. 4; Band 1. 2; Block M 2. 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Bsktball 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4 Jeffrey Chernet Ronald Ciocco I CHARLES BURKE DENNIS BURGEY SUSAN BUTCH JAMES CAMERON RANDOLPH CHARLSEN JEFFREY CHERNET KENNETH BURKETT HOWARD BURNS RONALD CIOCCO Cliff Sfwckofton — Mr. Fixit I THOMAS CLAUSE LLOYD COFFEY CATHERINE COLAVITO DANIEL CRAPARO CHRISTINE COLLINS LINDA DALFONZO TERRY COBURN ROBERT CONNOLLY BRUCE CONRAD Thomas Clause Football 1. 4; Track 3. 4 Susan Clay Natl Honor Soc. 3. Treas. 4: Intntl Thespians 1. 2; Girls Ci- tiz.lnst. 3; Soph. Treas.: Jr. Pres.: Sr. Pres.: Var. Sing. 1. 3. 4; Madrigals 3, 4: Flag Twirlers 3, co-capt. 4; Prom Comm. 3: Christmas Dance Comm. 4 Kathleen Clodius Natl Honor Soc. 3. 4; Honors Math 3. 4; Fresh. Rep.: Band 2. 3. 4; Gen. Assem. 3: Pillar 4; AFS Treas. 2. 3. 4; Medical Ca- reers 2: Library 3, 4; Biology 1; Girls Bsktbll Timer 1 Theresa Coburn Drama 1; AFS 3. 4; German 1. 2: Home Ec. 1 Lloyd Coffey Bsktbll 1 Catherine Colavito Christine Collins Judo 4: Track 1. 2. 3. 4: Bsktbll 1. 2 Patricia Compton Biology 1: Track 1. 2 Steven Conner Robert Connolly MRHS News 4; Block M 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1. 3. 4; Bsktbll 1 Bruce Conrad Fresh. Treas.; Drama 1, 2. 3. 4: Gen. Assem. 2 Daniel Craparo Natl Honor Soc. 3. 4: Honors Math 3. 4; Fresh Rep; Soph. Rep.: Jr. Treas.; Block M 3. 4: Biology 2: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 1. 2; Track 1. 2. 3. 4 Linda Dalfonzo Chorus 3. 4; Prom Comm. 3; Christmas Dance Comm. 4; Color Guard 3. 4; Med. Careers 1. 2; Biology 2 Delia Daly Drama 1. 2; Home Ec. 1 Brenda Daniels Drama 2: MRHS News 3: Library 3; Home Ec. 1 Princilla Daniels Vars. Cheerleader 4; Block M 3. 4: Prom Comm. 3; Pep Club 1. 2; Track 1. 2. 3 Susan Davis MRHS News 3. 4: Prom Comm. 3: Gen. Assem. 1: Biology 2; Track 2 Daniel Dawidowicz Donna Day Spanish 3. 4; FTA 3. 4: Home Ec. 1 Cynthia Dell Intntl Thespians 1, 2; Drama 1. 2: MRHS News 3 Edward Derechailo Football 1. 2, 3. 4; Baseball 1 Martin Devino Block M 2. 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Bsktbll 1: Wrestling 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Barbara Drago Natl Honor Soc. 3. 4; MRHS News 2: Bsktbll 1. 2. 3. capt. 4: Track 1, 2; Block M 3. pres. 4 Frank Dugan Natl Honor Soc. 3. Pres 4; Honors Math 3. 4; 8and 1. 2. 3: Spanish 3: Bsktbll 1. 2. 3. 4: Cr. Country 2 David Durante Band 1. 2. 3 Linda Dworkis MRHS News Ad. Mgr. 1. 2. 3: Prom Comm 3; Chorus 1.2. 3. 4; Spanish 3; FTA 3. 4; Jeanne Dwyer Color Guard 4; Girls Bsktbll Statistician 3. 4 Allan Ebert Curtis Edwards Yearbook Sports Ed. 4; Block M 2. 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 3. capt. 4; Wrestling 1. 2. capt 3. 4: Track 1. 3. capt. 4; Pamela Edwards Girls Citiz Inst. 3; Soph Sec.; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Var. Sing 1. 2, 3; Girls Chorus 1; All Shore Chorus 3; Drama 1. 2: Flag Twir- lers 2. 3 capt 4; Library 4: AFS 4 Kathryn Elgart Drama 2. 3: Majorettes 4; Christmas Dance Comm. 4: FTA 3. 4; AFS 4 Ellis Ellison Carol Engebretson Christmas Dance Comm. 4; French 3. 4; FTA 3. 4: Francis Eovino Block M 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Bsktbll 1. 2: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Eugene Festa Michael Fieux Natl Honor Soc. 3. 4; Honors Math 3. 4; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Bowling 1, 3, 4; Track 2. 3. 4 O 1 T CO CO CTi CO CO —J o r co c ) —i o co co —i o co co _j o h . 0 1 CO CO o cn co co o MARTIN DEVINO BARBARA DRAGO ALLAN EBERT CURTIS EDWARDS FRANCIS EOVINO EUGENE FESTA FRANK DUGAN PAMELA EDWARDS DONNA DAY CYNTHIA DELL EDWARD DERECHAILO % DAVID DURANTE LINDA DWORKIS JEANNE DWYER KATHRYN ELGART ELLIS ELLISON CAROL ENGEBRETSON - «flf ■i MARY SUE FISH SCOTT FORCE IAN FORMAN FRED FORMON EILEEN FOX JANET FREW JOHN FUREY BARBARA GALLOWAY CO CO o CHRISTINE FLEMING IRENE FRANCIS MARY GALVIN O S —j O CT CO CO Mary Sue Fish Christine Fleming Carol Foley Natl Honor Soc. 3, 4: J.V. Cheerleader 2. Vars. 3. Co Capt. 4; Drama 1: Prom Comm. 3; Gen. Assem. 3, 4 Scott Force Band 1. 2. 3. 4: All Shore Band 2. 3. 4: All Region Band 3. 4; French 2: Bsktbll 2: Track 1. 3 Ian Forman Band 1. 2. 3. 4; All Shore Band 3, 4; Gen. Assem. 2: Fooibll I. 2. 3. 4. Track 2. 3. 4; Basketbll 1; Basebll 1 Fred Formon Block M 2. 3. 4: Footbll 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4; Base- ball 1. 2. 3. 4 Eileen Fox Judo 4; Pep Club 2 Irene Francis Kevin Francis Chorus 1,2. 3. 4; Var. Sing. 3. 4 Janet Frew J. V. Cheerleader 3. Vars. 4: Chorus 3. 4; Vars. Sing. 3: All Shore Chorus 3. 4: Madrigals 4: Biology V. Pres. 2: VIP 4 Penny Fry Majorettes 3. 4: Christmas Dance Comm. 4; Chorus 4; Home Ec. 1: Spanish 4. John Furey Jr. Rep. 3: St. Coun. V. Pres. 4; Monmouth County St. Coun. Pres. 4; NJAHSSC Delegate 3: MRHS News 1. 2. Bus. Mgr. 3. Brd. of Editors 4; Drama 2. 3: Forensics 2; Biology 2.; Track 1. Barbara Galloway Sr. Rep. 4; A.F.S. 2. 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3; Chorus 3. 4. Mary Galvin Home Ec. 1: Spanish 1, 2 Ellen Garrett Chorus 4; Pillar 3. 4; MRHS News 1. 2: Christmas Dance Comm. 4; Drama 1. 2. 3. 4: Intntl Thespian Soc. 3. 4; Major ette 4; Spanish 1. 2. 3. 4: Biology 2; Track 1. 2 Thomas Gesner Gary Giblock Honors Math 3. 4; Intntl Thespians 1. 2. 3; Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Drama 1. 2. 3; Spanish 2; O Country 1: Track 2. 4: Judo 4. Heather Gilmour Biology 1. 2; Medical Careers 2. 4. KENNETH GRYGOTIS MURIEL HAMILTON INGRID GLEBINSKI MARGARET GODDARD CARIN GOLDBERG ANTHONY GONZALEZ BARBARA GRADY THOMAS GRANGER ANTOINETTE GUISTI BARBARA GUSTAFSEN PAUL HANSEN MICHAEL HARRIS WILLODENE HART CAROLYN GUZZO Ingrid Glebinski Margaret Goddard Judo 4: Pep Club 1 Carin Goldberg Intntl Thespians 1. 2. Sr. Rep.; Drama 1: Spanish 3 Helayne Goldstein Honors Math 3; Band 2, 3. Treas. 4; Spanish 2. 3. 4 Ignasio Gomez Football 3: Soccer 4 Anthony Gonzalez Judo 4; Spanish 4; Cr. Country 1, 3. 4; Track 2 Barbara Grady Natl Honor Soc. 3. Sec. 4; Honors Math 3. 4; Girls Citiz Inst. 3: Soph. V. Pres.; Jr. V. Pres. : J.V. Cheerleader 2. Capt. 3. Vars. Cheerleader 4: Gen. Assem 1; Prom. Comm. Bus. Mgr. 3; Drama 1: Track 3 Thomas Granger Mara Gray MRHS News 1, 2. 3; Prom Comm. 3; Christmas Dance Comm. 4; Spanish 3 Elliot Groffman Jr. Rep.; St. Court. Pres. 4: MRHS News 1. 2. Brd. of Editors 3. 4; Biology 2: Forensics 2 Kenneth Grygotis Antoinette Guisti Barbara Gustafsen Bsktbll 3. 4 Carolyn Guzzo Chorus 3. 4: FT A 3. 4; Track 1 Muriel Hamilton Spanish 1; Home Ec. 1 Paul Hansen Intntl Thespians 2, 3. 4; Drama 1, 2, 3. 4; Band 1. 2. 3, 4; Chorus 1. 2. 4; Var. Sing. 1, 2. 3. 4: Madrigals 2, 3. 4; All Shore Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Gen.Assem. 3. 4; VIP 2, 3. 4 Michael Harris Block M 4; Biology 2; Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4 Willodene Hart BSU Cultural Chrmn. 4 BERNICE HEYER MICHAEL HUFF HILDA JOLLOFF CAROL JOCK DIANA JOHNSON JACQUELINE HOLMES JACQUELINE HOPPES DEBRA HERRIGER ROBERT HESSE DENISE HENDERSON PATRICE HODGE KATHLEEN HUSSEY LEROY HOLLENBACK LOIS HYNES 5 D O 1 T (S) ( ) —I O Is . ( ( ) —J o rv j ( c o o ( ) -j o r . r co co o 1 cr O CO —J o cr O co CO r Lacey Hemenway Denise Henderson Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Prom Comm. 11; Christmas Dance Comm. 4; Pep Club 1; Spanish 1 Michael Herb Block M. Treas. 2. 3. Pres. 4; Football 1, 2, 3. Capt. 4; Wres- tling 1. 2. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Debra Herriger Natl Honor Soc. 3. 4; Honors Math 3. 4; Majorettes 3. 4; Spanish 1. 2; Home Ec. 1; Pep Club 2. Robert Hesse Block M 2. 3. 4: Cr. Country 3, 4; Track 2. 3. 4. Bernice Heyer Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4; Var. Sing 1. 2. 3. 4: Madri- gals 3. 4; Drama 1; German 1; Track 1; Willette Hill Intntl Thespians 3; Drama 2, 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Var. Sing. 1. 2. 3. 4; All-State Chorus 3: Color Guard 2; Gen. Assem. 1. Patrice Hodge Block M 3. 4; Chorus 2. 3; Med. Careers 2; Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Leroy Hollenback Jacqueline Holmes Home Ec. 1; Biology 2: Track 3. Jacqueline Hoppes Intntl Thespians 1. 2: Drama 1. 2. 3: Chorus 1. 2. Michael Huff Brenda Hunley J.V. Cheerleader 4; Pep Club 1. Kathleen Hussey Gen. Assem. 2: Spanish 2; Judo 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Biology 1. 2. 3. Lois Hynes Intntl Thespians 1. 2: Fresh. Pres.; Sr. Sec.: Gen. Assem. 2. Sec. 3; Majorettes 4; Prom Comm. 3: Christmas Dance Comm. 4; VIP 4; Biology 2: Track 1. 2. Carol Jock Home Ec. 1. Diana Johnson Honors Math 3. 4; Band 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1; AFS 4; Drama 1; Track 1. Nilda Jolloff CO o Vicky Jones Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Drama 1: Gen. Assem. 3: Pep Club 1. 2. Walter Karyczak Intntl Thespian 1; Jr. Rep.; Drama 1: Cr. Country 2 Jean Katon Claudia Kearney Flag Twirler 4 Colwyn Keil Intntl Thespians 3. 4; Drama 2. 3. 4; Band 2 Patrick Kelleher Drama 1; AV Staff 3; German 1. 2: Cr. Country 2. Audrey Kiah Drama 1; Med. Careers Sec. 2; Pep Club 1. 2; Spanish 3. John King Wrestling 1. 2. 3 Melody King Pep Club 1 Bruce Kirchner Intntl Thespians 1. 2; Drama 1. 2; Spanish 1. 2; Track 1. 2; Football 1. Lynn Knapp John Knoeppel John Kriete Track 3. 4; Cr. Country 4 Gregory Kuebler Band 2. 3. 4; Football 4; Track 4. Carlton Kurica Michael Lam berth Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Jacqueline Lane Library 1. 2: Pep Club 1. 2 Susan Langbein Softball 2. 3. 4 CD CO CO 1 y O co CO o n- . cn O co co 3 o y u_ O CO CO —I o co CO o o CO CO o r v y O CO CO VICKY JONES JOHN KING BRUCE KIRCHNER LYNN KNAPP JOHN KRIETE GREGORY KUEBLER MELODY KING JOHN KNOEPPEL CARLTON KURICA MICHAEL LAMBERTH SUSAN LANGBEIN Dizzy studying? JACQUELYN LANE LEONARD LARUSSA AARON LEE KENNETH LEHN SUSAN LEO ANN LEONTINE JUANITA LESMEZ SHARON LEVENSON LISA LEVITIN (fi (fi o WILLIAM LAWLOR SHARON LEANDER JEAN LEONARD DEBORAH LEONARDO KAREN LEWIS PATRICIA LEWIS T O n (Ji o rv cr c c o r . (ji (fi o i X CO r c ( ) _j o Leonard Larussa William Lawlor Band 1. 2. 3 Pres. 4: Chorus Accomp. 2, 3. 4; Vars. Sing. Accomp. 3. 4; VIP 1. 2. 3. Pres. 4; Football 1. 2. 3; Wrestling I. 2. 3; Baseball 1. 2. 3. Sharon Leander Chorus 1.2. 3. 4: Drama 1. 2. 3: Pep Club 1. 2; Track 1. Loretta Leavy Aaron Lee Football 1. 2. 3. 4; Kenneth Lehn MRHS News 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Susan Leo Jean Leonard Fresh. Sec; Color Guard 2. Co Capt. 3; Drama 1; Chorus 1. 3. 4; Prom. Comm. 3: Christmas Dance Comm. 4: MRHS News 3. 4. Deborah Leonardo Ann Leontine Color Guard 2. Capt. 3. Drum Majorette 4; Chorus 1. 3; Christmas Dance Comm. 4 Juanita Lesmez Drama 2: Spanish Treas. 1. Sharon Levenson Chorus 1.2. 3. 4: Drama 1; MRHS News 1 Lisa Levitin Karen Lewis Patricia Lewis Drama 1; Spanish 4. Robert Lewis Elizabeth Lloyd Natl Honor Soc. 3, 4: Honors Math 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Var. Sing 3. 4; Pillar 4: MRHS News 3: French 3. 4; Barbara Loosch J. V. Cheerleader Capt. 4; MRHS News 4; Drama 1; Gen Assem. 2; Prom Comm. 3: Christmas Dance Comm. 4; FTA 4; Biology Pres. 2; Track 1. 2. 4. O (fi (fi —i O (T 41 (fi (fi Sharon Loy Chorus 1, 2; Home Ec. 1 Andrew Lubow Library 2. 3. 4 Christopher Lund Intntl Thespians 1; Band 1. 2. 3. V. Pres 4: All Shore Band 2 Thomas Mackiel Joanne Maidment Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Eugenia Maliko FTA 3. 4; Pep Club 1. 2; Spanish 3. 4; Biology 2. John Maniscalco Football 1 Constance Manser Donna Marino David Marley Douglas Marvel Linda Masko Debra Matalon Natl Honor Soc. 2. 3. 4; Honors Math 3. 4: Library 4; FTA 1. 3: Spanish 3: GAA 2. William May Band 1. 2. 3. 4 John McDonald Football 1.2. 3. Capt 4; Basketball 1. 3: Baseball 1; Track 3. Barry McGill Spanish 1. 2. 3 Mary McKenna Natl. Honor Society 3. 4; Honors Math 3. 4; Jr. Sec.; Sr. V Pres.; Var. Cheerleader 3. 4; Drama 1. 2: French 2. 3; Track 2; Gymnastics 1. Vivian McKinney cn c o y ( c ) —i o r-. ( o o ( ) tr _j o rv T ( —I O 42 O BARRY McGILL MARY McKENNA EUGENIA MALIKO SHARON LOY ANDREW LUBOW CHRISTOPHER LUND JOHN MANISCALCO CONSTANCE MANSER DONNA MARINO LINDA MASKO DEBRA MATALON JOHN MCDONALD vivian mckinney CAROL MISEJE SUSAN MITCHELL BRIAN McNULTY PATRICIA MIGLIORE JOSEPH MOCCI DEBORAH MOREHE ROXANN MOSLE CO CO _I o MARY CLAIRE MERTZ KEVIN MICHAELS ELIZABETH MILLER HENRY MILLER Look, it's a bird, it's a plane . r . T o co CO o 1 a CO CO o cr CO CO _J o cn CO CO —1 o co co _j o Michael McNamara Brian McNulty Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Michael Meic MRHS News 4: Football 1. 2 Mary Claire Mertz Natl Honor Soc. 3. 4; Honors Math 3. 4; Intntl Thespians 2. 3. 4; Chorus 1. 2, 3. 4; Var. Sing. 2. 3. 4; Library 4; Home Ec. Treas. 1 Kevin Michaels Honors Math 3. 4: Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Var. Sing. 2. 3. 4; Madri gal Sing. 3. 4 Raymond Michaud Football 1 Patricia Migliore Andrea Miller FTA 3. 4: Spanish 3. 4 Elizabeth Miller Henry Miller Eidolon 2. 3. 4 Carol Miseje J.V. Cheerleader 2: Home Ec. 1 Susan Mitchell Natl Honor Soc. 3. 4; Honors Math 3. 4; J.V. Cheerleader Co capt. 2. Vars. 3. 4: Prom Comm. 3; Biology 2; Spanish 3 Joseph Mocci Football 1. 2 Deborah Morehead Band 1; Spanish 3: FTA 4 Chester Moreski Football 1: Baseball 1 Diana Morrissey Prom Comm. 3; Biology 2: Track 3 Martin Morrissey Block M 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1.2. 3. 4; Basket- ball 1 Roxann Mosley T CO CO o pv 45 O CO CO MICHAEL NEGRIN PATRICIA NICHOLSON PAUL NOGA MARIE O'BRIEN KEVIN O’DONNELL JILL OKUN PAULA O’SHEA CO CO o LOUIS NAPPI BARBARA NEAL MICHAEL NUCCIO JANET O’BRIEN Diana Johnson and her ever present pile of books. Ti CO CO —I o hs CT CO CO —I o r . x co co o r co co -j o co co c_ r-. CT Judy Muller Band 1. 2. 3. 4: All Shore Band 2. 3: All Region Band 3. 4 Anne Murphy Home Ec. 1 Renee Myers Natl. Honor Soc. 3. 4; Honors Math 3. 4: Library 2. 3. Treas. 4; FTA 3. 4: Biology 1: Med. Careers 1: Spanish 3 Louis Nappi Football 1. 2. 3; Baseball 1. 2 Barbara Neal Basketball 2. 3; Track 2, 3 Michael Negrin Track 1 Patricia Nicholson JV Cheerleader 2. Co capt. 3 Paul Noga Drama 2: Spanish 1. 2. 3, 4 Michael Nuccio Football 1. 4 Janet O’Brien Prom Comm. 3; Christmas Dance Comm. 4; Biology 2: French 1 Marie O’Brien Kevin O’Donnell MRHS News 1. 2; Biology 2; Block M 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball 1. 2. 3: Cr. Country 1 Jill Okun Intntl Thespians 2. 3. 4: Drama 1. 2. 3. 4; Pillar 3; Bus. Mgr. 4; Chorus 3. 4; Christmas Dance Comm. 4; VIP 4; FTA 3. V. Pres. 4; Biology 2; French 1. 2. 3; History 2 Paula O'Shea Track 1. 2 John Osipowitz Soph. Rep.: Biology 2; French 1: Track 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1 James Ottaway Raymond Papa Football 1.2. 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4; Baseball 1: Wrestling 2 Deborah Pardee O ( ) ( ) —I O a O c ) r Jacqueline Parsick Natl Hor.or Soc. 3. 4; Honors Math 3. 4: Intntl Thespians 1. Treas. 2. 3. 4: Drama 1. 2, 3. 4: Chorus 1. 2. 3. Pres. 4; Var. Sing. 2. 3. 4; All Shore Chorus 3. 4: VIP 2. 3. 4; FTA 3. 4 Marie Perrotta Ruby Phillips Pep Club 2. 4 Marlene Pittius Home Ec. 1 Marsha Pittius Home Ec. 1 Gary Podolsky Robert Putnam Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Gary Raffa Wrestling 1 Joan Rainone Intntl Thespians 2. 3: Drama 2: J.V. Cheerleader 3. Vars. 4; Prom Comm. 3: Christmas Dance Comm. 4: FT A 3: Biology 2 Nicholas Rangos Gen. Assem. 1: AV Staff 3: Spanish 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4 Debra Rankine Library 3. 4: French 3. 4; AFS 3. 4; FTA 3. 4 Cynthia Raymond Russell Richards Deborah Richman Natl Honor Soc. 3. 4; Honors Math 3. 4; Intntl Thespians 2. 3. 4; Sr. Treas.; Pillar Layout Ed. 3. Photogra .ny Art Ed. 4; Drama 2. 3. 4; Photo Staff 3. 4; Eidolon 2. 3. 4; MRHS News 4; Prom Comm. 3; Christmas Dance Comm. 4: Gen. Assem. 2; Softball 2. 3. 4: Girl s Basketball Scorer 1. 2. 3. 4 Rosemary Rispoli Honors Math 3. 4; Prom Comm. 3: Christmas Dance Comm. 4; Library 2. 3. Pres. 4; Drama 1; Spanish 3: Med. Careers 1: Edwin Riviera Robert Roberts Biology 2; French 1; Golf 1. 2. 3. 4; Bowling 3 Diane Rogers Library 2. 3. 4; Spanish 3: FTA 3 JACQUELINE PARSICK MARIE PERROTTA RUBY PHILLIPS ROBERT PUTNAM GARY RAFFA JOAN RAINONE GARY PODOLSKY CYNTHIA RAYMOND RUSSELL RICHARDS DEBORAH RICHMAN ROSEMARY RISPOLI DIANE ROGERS CO _J o r co co —i o Stuart Rogers Baseball 1. 2. 3 Kathleen Rosar Biology 2; Med. Careers 4 Janet Rosenberg Diane Ross Genevieve Rowe Natl Honor Soc. 3, 4; Honors Math 3. 4; Band 2, 3. 4: All Shore Band 3; Majorettes 3. 4; AFS 3. 4 Eileen Rubin Honors Math 3. 4: MRHS News 1, 4; Pillar 2: Drama 2: Gen. Assem. 3: Library 4; Home Ec. 1: FTA 3. Susan Rubinstein Honors Math 3, 4: MRHS News 3; Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; Pillar 4: Library 2. Sec. 3: French 2; VIP 2. 4. Mark Ryan VIP 4 Martin Ryan Edward Sanders Football 1. 2. 4: Baseball 2. 3. 4 Richard Sarra Stanley Satty MRHS News 4 Arthur Savoy Nancy Schaffer J.V. Cheerleader 2. Vars. 3, 4; MRHS News Brd. of Editors 4: Pillar 4: Prom Comm. 3: Christmas Dance Comm. 4; Biology 2; French 3. Andrew Schiller Honors Math 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Football 1 Lawrence Schnapf Honors Math 3. 4; MRHS News Brd. of Editors 4; Biology 2: Judo 4; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; Cr. Country 1 John Schweitzer Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Mavis Seehaus Natl Honor Soc. 3: V. Pres. 4; MRHS News 2. Brd. of Editors 3. Managing Editor 4; Drama 1. 2; French 2: Track 2. 3 o co _j o co co o r co in _j o rv a co in o o co co _j o STUART ROGERS KATHLEEN ROSAR SUSAN RUBINSTEIN MARK RYAN EDDIE SANDERS RICHARD SARRA O CO CO a ARTHUR SAVOY NANCY SCHAFFER JANET ROSENBERG GENEVIEVE ROWE EILEEN RUBIN DIANE ROSS MARTIN RYAN STANLEY SATTY ANDREW SCHILLER Girl watching, boys? LAWRENCE SCHNAPF JOHN SCHWEITZER MAVIS SEEHAUS Matawan's mighty eaters show their Whopper Eating Contest” award. NEIL SELINGER MARGARET SICKLES SCOTT SLAYTON HELENE SPECTOR ROBIN SMITH KAREN SPIECKER SUSAN SMUTKO LEONARD STOKES CLIFFORD SHACKELTON JAMES SHARPE SUSAN SIGMUND PAUL SPADACCINI DONALD SILVA SHARON SPARKS 3M PfBCt 3RD {foe tN'MiKE CO CO —J o cn CO CO —1 o rv o CO CO —I o rv tx co CO _l o T o CO CO —I o r O co CO Nell Selinger Nat'l Honor Soc 3, 4; Honors Math 3. 4; Intntl Thespians 3: Soph Pres 2; Drama 1. 2. 3: St. Coun. 1: Cr. Country 1; Golf 1. Clifford Shackelton Photo Staff 3. 4; AV Staff 3. Pres. 4: Pillar 3. 4; VIP 2. 3. 4. James Sharpe Margaret Sickels Susan Sigmund Nat'l Honor Soc. 3. 4; Honors Math 3. 4; Spanish 3. Donald Silva Football 1, 2; Track 1 Scott Slayton Robin Smith Pillar. Typing Editor 3. Editor-inChief 4: MRHS News 3. 4; Gen. Assem. 3. 4; VIP 4. Susan Smutko Rose Sowell Paul Spadaccini Biology 2. 3: Spanish 1. 2: Football 1. 2; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. Sharon Sparks Drama 1.2. 3. 4; Majorettes 2. 3; Prom Comm 3: Pep Club 1; Medical Careers 1. 2; Block M 3. 4; Track 1. 2. Helene Spector Drama 3: Pep Club 1. Karen Spiecker Pillar 4: Medical Careers 1 Leonard Stokes Judo 4 CO CO —1 o Ti CO CO —I o r Anthony Straniero Wrestling 1. 2 Nicolino Straniero Football 1. 2 Alan Stultz Gen. Assem. 1. 2. 3; Biology 2 Denise Sturt Honors Math 3. 4; J.V. Cheerleader 3. Vars. 4; Biology 2: Track 1. 2 Michael Sullivan Carsandra Taylor B.S.U. 4; Pep Club 1. 2: Girls Block M Treas. 3. 4; Track 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3 Co Capt. 4 Diane Terranova Drama 1. 2. 4; Track 3. 4: Bowling 4: Patricia Terranova Drama 1. 2: Pep Club 1; Girls Block M 3. 4: Bowling 4: Track 2. 3. 4 Richard Thieme Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Gloria Tomasello Spanish 1, 2 Jan Trabachino Football 1. 2. 3: Track 2. 3: Golf 1. 2. 3. 4; Spanish 1 Judith Tremper Band 1. 2. 3. 4; Mary Tsagaris Track 2. 3 Peter Van Exter Lynne Van Horn Home Ec. 1; Track 1 Keith Van Sickle Band 1. 2. 3. 4; German 2: Ski Club 4 CO CO O I (Ti CO CO —I o r co co o CO CO o rv cn O co co o c O co CO Woj RICHARD THIEME I GLORIA TOMASELLO MARY TSAGARIS PETER VAN EXTER ANTHONY STRANIERO MICHAEL SULLIVAN JAN TRABACHINO LYNNE VAN HORN NICOLINO STRANIERO ALAN STULT2 DENISE STURT CARSANDRA TAYLOR DIANE TERRANOVA PATRICIA TERRANOVA JUDITH TREMPER KEITH VAN SICKLE Thinking, Robin?? NANCY VENA FLORENCE VINCI VIRGIE WAGNER CHARLES WEIGEL SUSAN WHITE CHARMAINE WILLIAMS ROBERT WATSON JARMAINE WILLIAMS CHARLES WATSON Nancy Vena J.V. Cheerleading 3 Florence Vinci Virgie Wagner Anthony Walker Chorus 2, 3. 4; Football 1, 2. 4; Track 4 Arlene Wallace Chorus 4 Charles Watson Robert Watson Joy Wattenberg Honors Math 3. 4: Drama 1. 2: French 1. 2: AFS 3. 4: Home Ec. 3. 4: FTA 3. 4 Margaret Wedemeyer Pillar 3 Charles Weigel Honors Math 3. 4; Nat'l Honor Soc 3. 4: Forensics 2: Biology 2; Spanish 1. 2. 3; Pres. 4 AV Staff 3. 4 Frances Wentworth James White Susan White Basketball 2 Charmaine Williams Chorus 1. 2. 3: 4: Var. Sing 3: Pep Club 2. Jarmaine Williams Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4 Michele E. Wilson Michele I. Wilson Nat l Honor Soc. 3. 4; Honors Math 3. 4; MRHS News 2. 3, 4: Chorus 4; V.I.P. 4; F.T.A. 3. 4; Spanish 3. 4; French 1; Ecology 4; Home Ec. 1; Library 3. 4: Drama 2 Bruce Witzig Steve Wohlleb Football 1. 2; Track 1, 2, 4; Cr. Country 4 Marian Wojtowicz Block M3. V. Pres. 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Bsktball Timer 3. 4; Brian Young Drama 1. 2. 3; V.I.P. 4 Caryl Zanghi A.F.S. 3: Spanish 1 Katherine Zaniewski Kenneth Zaniewski Michael Zaretsky Honors Math 3. 4; Sr. Class Rep. 4; MRHS News 1.2. 3. 4 Judith Zebrowski Honors Math 3. 4; F.T.A. 3. 4 Merry Ann Ziegler Color Guard 2. 3, capt. 4; French 1; F.T.A. 3. 4; Home Ec. Sec. 1 Lisa Zimmer Intntl Thespians 2. 3; Var. sing. 1. 2. 3; Madrigal sing 2. 3. 4; Band 3. sec. 4: All-Shore Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4; All-State Chorus 4; Youth Hnrs. Chorus 3: V.I.P. sec. 2. 3. 4: Monmouth Civic Chorus 4: Home Ec. 1; Drama 1. 2 Linda Zimmerman Walter Zwirko Drama 1: MRHS News 3. Editor in-Chief 4; Spanish 3. 4 MICHELE I. WILSON MARIAN WOJTOWICZ MICHELE E. WILSON STEPHEN WOHLLEB CARYL ZANGHI BRUCE WITZIG BRIAN YOUNG MICHAEL ZARETSKY JUDITH ZEBROWSKI LISA ZIMMER LINDA ZIMMERMAN KENNETH ZANIEWSKI MERRY ANN ZIEGLER WALTER ZWIRKO Not Pictured BARBARA ALLISON PHILIP ARMELLINO BRIAN BROWN SANDRA BROWN WESLEY BROWN ROBERT BURHANS MICHAEL CUOMO DENISE DE VOTO DENNIS EVANS GREGORY FUTCH JONI GOSTIN BONNIE HART ARLENE HARTFORD LAURA HODGE JOYCE IRWIN STEWART JACKSON PHYLLIS JONES KAREN KOPERVAS STEPHEN KOVACS DENNIS LACERRE FRANK LEBANSKY PEGGIE LEIFESTI STEVEN MARTIN SYLVESTER McPHERSON WILLIAM PENNINGTON MARGARET PHELAN ARLENE RAFFA PHILIP RIZZO KATHERINE RODRIGUEZ ABBEY ROSENSTOCK THOMAS SHEPPARD KRISTOPH SICIARZ IZIAH SMITH JOHN TELOFSKI CARL VITALE EDWARD VIVONA JUDITH WIONANS 60 In Memoriam John Johnson James Bennett What peaceful hours I once enjoyed! How sweet their memory still! But they have left an aching void. The world can never fill, from Olney Hymns William Cowper Thomas Clause UDENTUFESTUDENTLIFESTUDENTLIFESTUDE mm : • mm . jk£ ‘AA Wi: ■ • , f'r' • r.-' .■ .V easai ■ mmm te: ■r. mwSsBS s C. - r- ; v : .V • • , i =f ;•• v || g f, % September 10 Begins New Year Students crowd into guidance for schedule changes The first day of any school year is more often than not very hot and completely confusing. The beginning of the 1970-71 school year at MRHS was no exception. If possible, it was more chaotic than previous years. This disor derly state can be attributed to several things: new locks on the hall lockers (which more often than not were put on backwords) and computer scheduling (which was meant to eliminate unne- cessary paper work). The fact that this years freshman class was the largest yet and that guidance decided to schedule time for schedule changes, are all accepted explanations for the state of affairs in school that first day. Naturally. Matawan could not be satisified with limiting the confusion to the first week of school: we had to install a new computerized report card system (the last step in depersonal- izing students), larger bleachers (which forced us to reschedule the first football game), and a permanent refreshment stand (which meant a longer walk for hot chocolate). Even the band got into the act. getting new uniforms (which came late and forced them to wear their old. battered hats a few more weeks) and a window in the band room (thats why you saw the band practicing in the auditorium while workmen knocked out the band room wall). Yet the stu- dents at Matawan grudgingly admitted that these changes were definitely beneficial to the school. • •: )V I vv.i • • - V, ’OM • • 19V,. MilViu ... 5 ' S.I - • i • • i • ; :s :?•• «;• :s ;?s i i s t « t •yoowl • • :« i ‘ ‘ 1 W 4L-S A 0l A niAXASi 1 3 J 3 J S 6 n T« ) AH f ■ 7 T v -IN «4SMH ; i- -c I •10 1 ♦ 1 0L H0- l At ?-j;v • « .: - S 3? _ ; « . -•‘-l • -s s- :v 3 ilmioio AVAN A«V : o 5TJC 1 ■ : re 'TUO £ • 5 Yy£V MALL Io 10 AVA-. A Y = C9 STU3V A... I 9 : : STU0v • V 9 _J ■- 937 . V 1 • ’• 0 16 35 iTUDENT SCHEDULE •rr : It'S . 7 410 ’I Tk ' .ri'-J -.aTaaAn RlSliJNAL .MAT 4 1 AN N«4i Bewildered. Paul Wright chats with Mr. Stachura 0 '. 1 M Y «i 9 TtACMI STUDY -A'.. “T : 10 A YAS • i .v C 3 10 STU0Y STUDY STUDY MALL HALL HALL • 2 3 6 3 ▼ 9 10 RYAN “ARY 64 Would you believe fourteen study halls? Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (a fractured fairy tale) Snow White ............................... Prince Charming .......................... Colwyn Keil Mike Weiser Wicked Queen ............................... Jackie Parsick Marvin .......................................... Ed Bauman Seven Dwarfs: Doc ............................. Mary Santori Sleepy.......................Debbie Richman Sneezy.......................... Jackie Blish Bashful.................. . Beverly Olson Grumpy...........................Susan Ritz Happy ........................Jill Rappaport Dopey........................ Angie Abenilla Chorus ....................... Lori Kurland. Donna Levitin. Chris Keil. Maryann Witzgall. Susan Ginsberg. Corinne Axelrod. Lynn Moshen. Pat Artelli. Gail Olson A Technical Staffs for both shows included: Director — David Kaplan Assistant Director (Snow White) — Jackie Parsick. Jill Okun Lighting and Sound — Neal Axelrod. Brian Gelburd Sets — Steve Molinoff. Jim Tomasello Costumes — Colwyn Keil Make up — Nancy Parsick. Denise Behrnes Publicity — Mark Kidzus House Manager — Chris Keil Stage Manager — Steve Molinoff Advisor — Mrs. Judith Buddie 66 Blithe Spirit Charles ..................... Ruth ........... Elvira ...................... Madame Arcati Mr. Bradman ............. Mrs. Bradman Edith Neil Selinger Merrill Berger JoAnn Moramble .... Jill Okun Mike Weiser Amy Jo Piltch Jill Rappaport God's gift to the world — David Kaplan 67 Homecoming Highlights Fall Season; Mr. Thomas Stachura, Vice Principal, announces the Homecoming Queen and her court Homecoming Queen. Cookie Hart, beams with delight. After the announcement of the four semi-finalists at the annual Homecoming dance held the previous night, the tension was finally over. At the November 14th game. Mr. Thomas Stachura. Vice principal, announced the Homecoming Queen, Cookie Hart; Princess. Barbara Loosh. and attendants; Helayne Goldstein, and Diana Morrissey. The court was then presented with flowers and were seated at the sidelines to enjoy the remainder of the game. 68 Bonfire And Pep Rally Ignite Thanksgiving Spirit Again the traditional class skits were performed and the bonfire roared while the cheerleaders led the enthusiasm. The Boy's Block M sacrificed a day of school to work in the field building one of Matawan's tallest bonfires. Although Matawan was only Number 2 in the Conference, it was in- deed Number 1 in school spirit. Never before has Matawan had the frenzied excitement and activity as that of the pre-Thanksgiving week. The walls of the school were covered with creative signs whose length extended the distance of the halls. The cheerleaders boosted the student morale by cheering during the lunch periods. In turn, the football team, band members, cheer- leaders. and students paraded down the halls shouting of Matawan's football supremacy. Band And Chorus Receive Standing Ovation At Concert 70 The annual Christmas Concert, held on Thursday. December 17. was an exceptional performance by both band and chorus. If audience re sponse is the measure by which its success could be judged, then this years concert was an overwhelming success. Director and students worked many long hours to perfect the performance and were re- warded by a standing ovation at the conclusion of the program. 71 The Coming Of Winter, First Snow, Christmas Mood 72 Not everyone puts up a Christmas tree. . . . Highlighted By Christmas Dance The annual Christmas Dance was again held at the Battleground Country Club on December 23. 1970. The theme of the dance was Sometimes in Winter. and the music was provided by Father Tyme and the Exploitations. Despite the rainy weather, everyone still managed to come dressed in the attire of their own choosing, formal or semi-formal. The evening started out similar to previous years, with dinner, dancing and formal pictures; but the usual promenade was eliminated and therefore a king and queen were not chosen. Two jolly Santa Clauses (alias John Osipowitz and Mike Barnett) came to help make the occasion a merry one, by giving away candy. They also provided entertainment as they danced with Miss Muller on the dance floor. To climax the evening, the Senior Celebrities were announced, producing a few surprises which added some excitement. 73 2 8 71 - Faculty vs. Block “M” Students Pack Gym Ma Paros makes her coaching debut with a flair and a good cigar Faculty and varsity Cheerleaders enjoy their Iriendship circle 74 Teammates Mr Shaw and Mr. Smith fight over the rebound Teachers Attempt To Cheer Faculty Edges Block M 52-45 Get a laid of those legs! There were many people who said that a basketball game at MRHS would never draw enough people to fill one side of the gym, let alone both. They were proven wrong beyond any shadow of a doubt on Monday, February 8. at 7:30. ‘ The explanation for that phenomena is nothing less than the Student-Faculty basketball game. After all. who could resist seeing Mr. Shaw’s knees. Miss Panos smoke a cigar. Mr. George in his triumphant return, and Mrs. Wein attempt a varsity jump. It took more than an upset score of 52 to 45. in favor of the faculty, to daunt anyones spirit's that night. Referee George Dictt warns. No rough stuff, guys! 75 MRHS Students Win Special Recognition In Art And Music Seniors Scott Force and Judy Muller — MRHS All-State Band Members All Shore Band Members: First Row — Judy Muller . Ann Rossi. Phil Bauso. Jay Schlesmger: Second Row — David Alexander . Scott Force . Julie Melin, Andy Schiller. Valerie Nachtman: Third Row — Steve Koenig . Sam Spiegclman : Not Pictured — Diana Johnson. Bill lawlor. Irene Simon. Beverly Mar ley. Rick Carter. Mike Greenberg All Shore Chorus Members — First Row — Beverly Olsen. Mary Santori. Willette Hill: Second Row — Paul Hansen. Janet Frew. Kevin McNamara. Mary Lawlor. Third Row — Joel Corman. Kevin Michaels. Eric Baer. Lisa Zimmer. Not Pictured — Leslie Andrews 76 “Also All Region Band member Carin Goldberg Debbie Richman Three seniors. Carin Goldberg. Debbie Richman. and Stacy Bogdonoff. this year won prizes in the Monmouth Arts Founda- tion competition in art. the area’s most prestigious competition for high school artists. Over 80 seniors from Monmouth County submitted three pieces of work apiece and nine were awarded the merit certificates. The exhibit was displayed at the Mon mouth County library and then at the Red Bank YMCA. The contest was quite a tribute to Matawan’s art department as three of nine places were taken by MRHS students. Then, in March. Matawan held its first art exhibit at the Cen- tral Jersey Bank in Matawan. Students from all four years of art submitted works in the exhibit and contest designed to make the community aware of the excellent work being done in the Matawan art department. First prize, awarded by the bank, went to sophomore Mike Fitzmaurice. while second place was awarded to senior Debbie Richman. and third to Betty Higgins. Honorable mentions were given to seniors Jeanne Dwyer and Stacy Bogdonoff and sophomore John Froelich. 77 Stacy Bogdonoff Oz Cometh!! After many weeks of rehearsal, the Up-Down Center presented its second musical production, “The Wizard of Oz , during the last week of March. The cast put the performance on for all the grammar schools in the Matawan District. Ozites and Munchkins, along with props and cos- tumes. were bussed to various schools and occasionally children were bussed to the high school to see the show. There was a Thursday night performance for the high school students and two Saturday matinees were also given. 78 CAST Dorothy ....................................... Mary Santon Scarecrow ..................................... Sam Snyder Tin Woodsman ..................................Neil Selinger Cowardly Lion .....................................Bruce Conrad Wicked Witch of the West..........................Jackie Parsick Glinda the Good Witch .............................Lynne Gentile Wizard of Oz................................... Steve Molinoff Toto ............................................. Ellen Kerek Auntie Em........................................Merrill Berger Uncle Henry .........................................Lou Casper Joe ........................................... Jim Tomasello Lord Growlie ........................................Lou Casper Tibia .............................................Peter Ryan Soldier .......................................... Diana Noga Lady ............................................. Maddy Teller Munchkins, Ozites.................... Susan Ritz. Jackie Blish, Beth Abrams. Lenora Sarra. Debbie Gostin. Diana Noga, Barbara Jones, Corrine Axelrod. Leslie Dell. Cathy Aronson. Jill Bovians, Sherry Rippel. Bonnie Kierce. Madelyn Teller. Beverly Olson. Gail Olson. Beth Ando Special Guest Star (Wicked Witch) Miss Marilyn McCarron Technical Staff Directors ......................... David Kaplan Ed Bauman Jill Okun. Jackie Parsick Set and Lighting .............Steve Molinoff. Jim Tomasello Costumes. Props, and Makeup ......................Nancie Parsick Jackie Parsick Publicity and Program............................Merrill Berger Music ................................ Sam Spiegelman, piano Julie Meline, flute David Alexander, clarinet . . . Mrs. Judith Buddie Advisor After a year of virtually no dances, dances flourished again this year. Var- ious organizations held dances as fund raisers, which proved to be worthwhile as students willingly supported them with their attendance. Identification cards were distributed to limit the dance to only M.R.H.S. students. Perhaps the most unselfish fund raiser was held by the Black Student Union, for the Kitty Causby Fund. The three hundred dollars raised was given entirely to help defray the cost of a new kidney for Mrs. Causby. whose children have all attended schools in the Mata- wan District. Curtis grooves. 80 In Memoriam It is with deep regret that we note the passing of Mr. William J. Newman, who was one of our English teachers, as well as Freshman baseball and football coach. Born in Olyphant. Pennsylvania, he graduated from the Olyphant school system in 1948. gaining distinction as a high school All-State football player. He attended the University of Scranton on a football scholarship, receiving a bachelor of science degree upon graduation. After serving a tour of duty in Korea with the Army, he played three years of professional baseball with the Philadelphia Phillies organiza- tion. He came to Matawan in 1965. teaching the eighth grade at the Cliffwood school. NIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSORGANIZATIONSC Cheerleaders Aid In “A” Fight — Revive Matawan’s Spirit Despite the challenge of the “A Division. 9 out of 10 football games in 90 degree weather, a lack of bleachers in the beginning, and muddy football fields, the MRHS Cheerleaders managed to keep the spirit of the students at a constant high; and some- times in a rather unorthodox manner, (remember the impromptu parade through the halls and cheering in the lunchroom?) Whether the Huskies were handling a football or a basketball. 21 MRHS Cheerleaders were always on the sidelines to lend their support. Varsity Cheerleaders: First Row — Joan Rainone. Barbara Grady Nancy Schaeffer. Second Row — Millie Washington Carol Foley, co-captain: Stacy BogdonoM. captain Third Row — Janet Frew Princilla Daniels 84 Carol leto’s got that spirit I can’t hear you! J.V. Cheerleaders: First Row — Barbara Loosch. captain; Pat Falco, co captam; Second Row — Michelle Korf. Nancy Angelo. Denise Sturt: Third Row — Donna Komar. Mary Lawlor. Katie Meares Sharon McPherson 85 Marching Huskies Top Band In County An excellent illustration of what talent, skilled teaching, and hard work will accomplish can be seen in the 1970-71 Marching Huskies. The band members began practicing for the Miss America Pageant in the middle of August. With that completed, they started marching almost every day after school to insure the quality of their perfor- mances at football games. After the season got un- der way. the Marching Huskies received new uni- forms and. if possible, looked even better than be- fore. Whether it was a home game which brought a half time show or the away pre-game presentation; Mata- wan students, faculty, and citizens could take com- plete pride in the precise showing of their band, which developed a new routine for every show. To climax the marching season, the Red Bank Reg- ister voted the MRHS Marching Band the best in the county, a praise which was definitely well deserved. Rcg0 HIGH 7 SCHOOL Mr Nicholas Dascoh — band director 88 Majorettes First Row: Donise lawlor — Captain. Mary Daly — cocaptain Second Row: Judv Munn. Barbara Hines. Mina Shortridge Third Row: seniors: Penny Fry. Debbie Herriger. Kathy Elgart. Ellen Garrett. Lois Hynes. The many devoted hours of practice by the 1971 Twirling Squads proved to be worthwhile in producing a snappy, smart-looking performance. The girls performed for every half time and worked to have different routines for each half time show. They also marched in the Miss America pageant parade, held at Atlantic City. The twirler’s advisors were Mrs. Loretta Anderson and Mrs. Ruth Scott. 89 Color Guard standing: Patti Gray. Sandy Kube. Cheryl McGraw. Colleen On go, Karen Perez. Cathy Watson, kneeling: Merry Ann Birmingham. Marsha Washington. Jeannie Dwyer. Donna Ziegler. Captain; Rose Burgey. Cocaptain. Flag Twirlers standing: Mary De Mont. Jennifer Barry. Denise Pittman. Denise Hunley. Claudia Kearney. Mary Quinn. Rctta Goolsby, kneeling: Pam Edwards. Captain: Sue Clay. Co-captain. Student Council Continues To Serve Frosh Toni Wood. Maureen Mauritzen; Jeri Lyn Morgan. Betty Kra mer; Kathy Pocsap: Amy Dworkis. Soph Valeric Nachtman; Sam Spiegelman; Ismael Martinez; Madelyn Yucht; Mary Walsh. Juniors Carol Fries; Pat Ashe; Helen Groveman; Karen Kromtz: Linda Siegal; Barbara MacPhee; Patti Falco. Seniors Elliot Groffman; John Furcy Steve Baker: Mary McKenna; Paul Hansen; Mike Zaretsky: Raul Spa daccini; Carin Goldberg; Barbara Galloway. The Student Council continued to serve as an active participant in policy making and student affairs during the 1970-71 school year. Its effectiveness as an organization increased throughout the year, through communication with the student body with newsletters and question- aires. It also maintained an activity bulletin board in the south hall. During the fall, the Council was involved in the establishment of the Black Student Union and also handled the homecoming arrangements. Elec- tions for freshman class officers and representa- tives were held in November. This year, freshmen were required to attend a series of sessions on student government prior to running for office. The General Assembly (consisting of one repre- sentative from each English class) greatly in- creased its influence during the year. The Council passed a bill which made General Assembly's ap- proval of any Council plans mandatory. As a re- sult. the Assembly became much more involved in Student Council projects. 92 Student Council President. Elliot Groffman. With the start of the spring semes- ter, the Student Council took on new activities. Through the actions of the Student Council in Ad-Fab-Sac. mid terms were abolished and final exams were made no longer manda- tory. Through the establishment of the ecology committee, posters were put up. literature was circulated and assemblies devoted to ecology were planned, as well as clean up drives. Another project of the Council was to improve the student parking lot. Sparked by the potholes, knee deep mud. and over crowding (not to men- tion the ticketing of certain cars) the Council met with interested clubs and discussed ways for raising money to improve the lot. The Student Council continued to be active in the county and state student government associations. It sent delegates to the state conven- tion at Rutgers in January, as well as participated in county council activi- ties. General Assembly Increases Power John Furey presides over General Assembly Two Students Officers Of MCAHSSC In past years Matawan has played an inactive role in the Monmouth County Association of High School Stu- dent Councils. This year in an effort to change this posi- tion. two of Matawan's Student Council Officers ran for executive board positions on the County Council. MRHS Student Council Vice-President John Furey was elected and filled the position of MCAHSSC President. Patti Falco, MRHS Corresponding Secretary, was elected as Cor- responding Secretary on the County Council. Through their elections to these positions. Matawan has become more identified with County Student Government. The members of the council consist of the Student Council presidents from every high school in the county. They meet periodically to discuss current achievements or problems within their schools. During the year, the executive board changed the original format of the meetings to a seminar structure. They feel this will en- able the ultimate goal of the Council to be achieved and will provide as a solid basis upon which future councils can build upon. 94 On February 15. the Student Council spon- sored Matawan's first rock concert. Held in the auditorium, the concert featured The Albert , a west coast group, and two local groups. Fa- ther Tyme and ••Odin”. The concert was suc- cessful both in terms of audience reception and acceptance by students. I I MRHS News Expands Coverage, Starts Subscriptions First Row - L-irry SchnupJ. Debbie Barron. David Kaplan; Second Row - Walt Zwirko. Nancy Sc baiter. John Furey. Mike Zaretsky. Elliot Grotfman. Sally Evans The MRHS News, in its fourth year of publication, con- tinued to grow in quality, circulation, and professionalism. The paper consists of four pages; page one being devoted to general news, page two serving as an opinion page, page three as a sports page, and page four a feature page. This year the paper expanded its frequency to twice monthly, as opposed to last year's once a month circula- tion. Another new aspect of the MRHS News this year was in the handling of its distribution. In addition to being able to purchase it on a bi monthly basis for twenty-five cents an issue, a subscription plan covering the entire year was introduced. Other new features this year included an overall view of general school news on page one. a student spotlight on page two. and the installation of advertising on the back page. MRUS News Staff Editor in Chief — Walt Zwirko Board of Editors — Sally Evans, John Furcy. Helen Grove man. Elliot Groffman, Nancy Schaeffer. Larry Schnapf Photography - Mike Zaretsky. Debbie Richman Reporters — Bob Connolly. Debbie Richman. Ken Lehn. Stan Satty. Janet O'Brien. Barbara Loosch. Janet Kaufman. Ann Nunziato. Bob Watson. Bob Hesse. Don Silva. John King. Robin Smith. Mary Ann Witzgall. Pam Marshall. Da vid Kaplan. Jean Leonard ' Advisor — Miss Katherine Muller Pillar 1971 - 216 Pages Of Blood, Sweat, Tears First Row — Nikki Lloyd. Robin Smith, editor; Debbie Richman. Ellen Garrett. Mary Daly. Mrs Anne Frazier, advisor; Second Row — Jill Okun. Stacy Bogdonoff. Sue Rubinstein. Mina ShortridRe People are diversified. The job of combining their thoughts, actions, moods, activities, feelings, person- alities. friendships, talents, triumphs, and defeats between two covers, could be an impossible task. With a small, but eager staff and the introduction of a June yearbook, untold pressures in meeting dead- lines were created. The business staff ambitiously sold an enormous amount of boosters and the demand for yearbooks was so increased this year, that additional books had to be ordered. By the final deadline in April our staff was both physically and mentally exhausted. After a month's rest they frantically began again on the supplement which contains the final activities of the year. Nevertheless, amidst all our difficulties, the year- book staff has created a book it is proud of. Pillar 1971 Staff Robin Smith ................................Editor in Chief Debbie Richman ........... Photography and Design Editor Stacy Bogdonoff ............................. Copy Editor Debbie Richman. Curtis Edwards ............ Sports Editors Mina Shortridge. Mary Daly. Ellen Garrett .... Typists Jill Okun ............................. Business Manager Nikki Lloyd. Sue Rubinstein. Steve Baker. Steve Molinoff. Brian Gelburd. Jeri Lynn Morgan. Nancy Schaffer. Maureen Mauritzen, Carolyn Fry. Lynne Gentile, Mary Santori. Ann Longstreet. Linda Gulian Mrs. Anne Frazier................................. Advisor 99 Honor Society Sponsors Alumni Day, Kickoff Dance, And Back To School Night President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Frank Dugan Mavis Seehaus Barbara Grady Susan Clay Membership includes: Wilhelmina Albanese. David Alexander. Neal Axelrod. Stephen Baker. Deborah Barron. Susan Clay. Kathleen Clodius. Daniel Craparo. Barbara Drago. Frank Dugan. Michael Fieux. Carol Foley. Barbara Grady. Debra Herriger. Elizabeth Lloyd. Debra Matalon. Mary McKenna. Mary Claire Mertz, Renee Myers. Jacqueline Parsick. Deborah Richman, Genevieve Rowe. Mavis Seehaus. Neil Selinger. Susan Sigmund. Charles Weigel. Michele Wilson Membership in the National Honor Society represents one of the highest honors a student at Matawan can receive. Members are selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. In 1971 there were twenty-seven senior members of the socie- ty. junior members having not been selected as of this printing. In addition, a number of seniors are chosen along with the ju- niors and are admitted in a candlelit induction ceremony in the spring. Some of the activities of the Honor Society during this year included conducting back to school night, sponsoring an alumni day for 1970 graduates to come back to MRHS and talk about college, as well as running the annual kickoff dance before the first football game. The MRHS chapter also nominated two members. Sue Clay and Jackie Parsick. to compete for scholarships given by the national organization which can be used at the college of the recipients choice. Mr. Peter Eovino was advisor to the society. 100 VIP Exhibits Matawan’s Talents Leslie Andrews sings a solo. Terri Posner. Sue Lasko. Bonnie Zibulsky. Ann Nunziato. Linda Dworkis. Debbie Sboles. Pam Matalon. Tracy Stone. Robin Smith. Jill Okun. Francis Himpsel. El len Traynor. Shern Smith. Sue Rubinstein. Paula Ceppalum. Pat Chewey. Mina Shortridge. Own Nealis. Linda Wheat. Willette Hill. Mary Lawtor. Lisa Zimmer. Racheal Dean. Bernice Heyer. Debbie Rankine, Jill Rappaport. Sally Evans: secre- tary. Janet Kaufman. Angela Abenilla. Janet Frew. Eleanor Ofcy. Bill Lawlor; president. Kevin Michaels. Adrian Holmes. Charlie Brown. Paul Hansen: program coordinator. Enc Baer. Leslie Andrews: vice-president (not pictured) Advisor — Mrs Anne Hannan Usually VIP means “very important person. but to the students at Matawan it stands for Vocal and Instrumental Performers. The VIP Club consists of two groups, performers and non-performers. The non performers are those faithful viewers, who come to observe and appreciate the programs put on by the per formrs. These shows were presented the first Tuesday of every month. This club has given many students the opportunity to share their talents with their fellow class- mates. Many of the regular performers were enjoyed time and time again, and found themselves being applauded when merely introduced. 101 As Snow Fever Grows Ski Club Forms The ski club was established through the efforts of several students who had a common interest in the sport. The purpose of this club is to organ- ize and carry out plans for trips to local ski areas and involve all those with an interest in the sport. As this is the ski clubs first year, they have chosen not to elect an executive board. The ski trips were planned by Brian Gelburd, Anne Hutchinson, and Phillip Morano who were involved from the start in its formation. 1st row — Neal Axelrod. Brian Gelburd. Mike Vargas. Robert Fabishak. Lenny Migliorie. Reed Ri chards. Jon Schwartz. Greg Flannery. Stuart Gordon 2nd row — Liz Geran. Ann Hutchinson. Carin Kuricka. Judy Sheridan. Mary Ann Younkhcrc. Nancy Englebretzen. Adrian Urban. Janet Sueiro, Amy Dworkis 3rd row — Phil Morano, Pam Pattndge. Mary Quinn. Sue Donahue. Barbara Hackman. Hdcnc Gray. Sue Graves. Amy Sue Grubow. Stacy Prager. Brenda Prince. 4th row — Lynn Moshen, Nancy King. Kathy Chase. John Hammond. Nancy Fries. Mary Walsh. Maddyn Yucht. Gary Johnson. Up Down Center ... Or (Unnofficial Drama Club) First Row — Donna Levitten. Susan Ritz. Mrs. Buddie — advisor. Jill Ofcun. David Kaplan. Ed Bauman. Mary Santon. Jackie Parsick. Neil Selinger. Debbie Richman; Second Row - Jackie Blish, Steve Molinoff. Mike Weis er. Pat Artetli. Cormne Axelrod. Nancy Parsick. Jill Rappaport. Lori Kurland Third Row — Barbara Jones. Diane Noga. Lynn Gentile. Bonnie Kierce. Amy Jo Piltch. Susan Ginsberg. Gail Olsen. Heidi Fine. Neal Axelrod. 102 Youth And Gov’t; Involvement In Politics First row — Barbara Miller. Ramona Schweikcrt. Denise Pittman, Pat Keilcher. Second row — Miss Armdlmo. Debbie Underwood. Amy Blumenthal. Ann Hutchinson. Mike Clemente. Miss Howe. Todays student has become more aware and con- cerned about the country he lives in and as a result of this. MRHS has established a club called Youth and Government. The purpose of this club is to give interested stu- dents a chance to become involved in and learn about our government on a local, state, and national level. The executive board consists of chairman. Denise Pittman; assistant chairman. Pat Kelleher; clerk, Ramona Schweikert; treasurer. Barbara Miller and sgt. at arms. Fred Fillingham. The advisors are Miss Howe and Miss Armellino. The main purpose of the MRHS Black Student Union this year was to create a voice for Black stu- dents in the community and within the high school regarding school policy and recreational programs. It was to become an organized, consolidated, struc- tured means where by the views of Black students could be heard and their creativity expressed. The fact that this was its first year, it had the difficult task of setting up and incorporating programs to achieve these goals. The executive board consists of Phyllis Jones, president; Debra Barron, vice-president; Sharon Sparks, secretary; and Cookie Hart, treasurer and cultural chairman. BSU Gives Black Students Voice 103 New Club Forms: Judo First Row - Nora Van Waalwijk. Charlotte Walker. Sue O'Connell. Mr. Linus Jenkins, advisor: Kathy Hussey. Margie Goddard. Maureen Fitzpatrick: - Second Row — Jeff Johnson. Jeff Cortina. John Borelli. Bruce Sinclair. Lenny Stokes. Mike Pecukonis. Jimmy Nelson. F.T.A. Has Busy Year First Row - Joy Wattenberg, Linda Dworkis. Ann Nunziato. Jill Okun. Pat Chewey. Sue Hourihan. Sally Evans; — Second Row Linda Wheat. Ellen Traynor. Debbie Rankme. Pat Lewis. Debbie Mntalon. Debbie Moorhead. Brenda Daniels. Sue Sanders. Barbara Bissett. Sharon Andersen. Renee Myers. Mary Daly. Judy Zebrowsky. Bonnie Zibulsky. Sue Lasko. Janet Kaufman. Mrs. Bell, advisor — Third Row Terri Posner. Pam Matalon. Kim O'Donnell. Heidi Fischer. Jean Maliko. Arlene Indrycka. Donna Day. Kathy Elgart. Ellen Garrett, Barbara Loosch. Paula Ceppalum. Gail Caley. Eleanor Dey, Nick Rangos. 104 Library Club Under New Leadership First Row — Mrs Loysen. advisor; Joy Wattervberg. secretary; Ellen Campbell, vice-president; Rosemary Rispoli. president: Renee Myers, treasurer; Sue Rubinstein; Second Row — Gary Ptetfer. Pam Edwards. Mary Claire Mert . Debbie Sholes. Sue Sanders. Linda Dworkis. Debbie Rankme. Wilhelmma Albanese. Marjorie Reid. Brenda Daniels. Sue Hourihan. Pat Cbewey. Third Row — Heidi Fischer. Arlene Indryka. Debbie Matalon. Barbara Bisset. Pam Matalon. Terri Posner. Kathic Clodius. John Borrelli. The purpose of the Future Teachers Club is to give those students who have the initiative of becoming a teacher, a chance to observe and familiarize themselves with the teaching profession. The club raised funds this year by selling pretzels at football games and money was used for their trip in the spring. Other activities taken part in during the past year included; observation days, where the stu- dents were able to observe a daily schedule in classes throughout different schools in the community. Guest speakers were also invited to meetings. The largest project on their agenda was a book drive. Its purpose was to get old unused books and distribute them to underpriviledged areas. Officers are: President. Ann Nunziato; Vice President, Jill Okun; Secretary. Linda Dworkis; Treasurer. Jackie Parsick. Mrs. Sharon Loysen. our new librarian, was the advisor to the Library club this year. The main purpose of the Library club, as a service organiza- tion, is to help the librarians in the daily operation of the library. The members work one period a week in the library checking books in and out. reading shelves and doing clerical work. Some of this years plan included a trip to a New York library, a spring dance, and the annual awards banquet at the end of the school year. The officers were: President — Rosemary Rispoli Vice-President — Ellen Campbell Secretary — Joy Wattenberg Treasurer — Renee Myers 105 A-V And Photo Staffs Perform Services Photography Staff: First Row - Jim Billett. Brian McGmnity. Steve Moitnoff: Second Row - Francis Himpsel. Mike Zaretsky. Cliff Shackelton. Debbie Richman. Brain Gclburd The Audio-Visual staff is a school service organization. It is in charge of the maintenance, distribution, and use of all a-v equipment in the school. In addition, the A-V staff runs all functions where the PA system or the stage lights in the audi- torium are needed. Presidents of the staff are Neal Axelrod and Cliff Shackelton: other members are Brian Gelburd. Charles Suhayda. Charles Weigel, and Brian McGmnity. Members of the Photography staff take all pictures for the school newspaper and most for the yearbook. They are pre- sent at athletic events, plays and concerts, and in and around the school during the day to take candids of MRHS students. Several members of the staff also supply local newspapers with pictures of school functions. Members of the staff are: Debbie Richman. yearbook photography editor: Mike Zaretsky. newspaper photography editor: Brian Gelburd. Cliff Shackelton. Walt Zwirko, Steve Molinoff, Neal Axelrod. Brian McGinnity. Jim Billett. and Francis Himpsel. Audio Staff: First Row — Brian McGmnity. Chuck WeiRel. Brian Gdburd; Second Row — Neal Axelrod. Mr John McKenna, advisor: Cliff Shackelton. Honors Math Club Hears Guest Speaker First Row — Jackie Parsick. Debbie Richman. Neal Axelrod. Chuck Wage), pres ; Joy Wattenberg. v. pres.; Renee Myers. Sec.-treas.: Michele Wilson. Debbie Matalon; Second Row — Ramona Schwa- kert. Barbara Miller. Linda Wheat. Mina Shortridge. Mary Ann Manzo. Larry Schnapf. Mary Claire Mertz. Mary Lawlor; Third Row — Janet Kaufman. Denise Sturt. Janet Frew. Nikki Lloyd. Sue Rub- instein. Judy Zebrowski. Virgie Wagner. Barbara Grady Fourth Row — Mike Fieux. Danny Craparo. Randy Charleson Spanish Club Studies Spanish Culture First Row — Mrs. Marguerite Ramos, advisor; Chuck Weigef. pres; Paul Noga. Walt Zwirko. Salty Evans. Susan Levy. Ellen Garrett. Mary Daly: Second Row — Michele Wilson. Elite Dey; Ann Nunziato Debbie Sholes. Mary Ann Manzo. Joann Baker. Pat Artelli. Carolyn Mankm; Third Row - Tony Gonzalez. Mike Fieux. Lynn Gentile, Donna Levitin. Gail Olson. Fourth Row — Pam Matalon. Susan Sanders. Terri Posner. Jill Rappaport. Judy Blumenthal. Amy Jo Piltch. Susan Ginsberg 107 JRTSSPORTSSPORTSSPORTSSPORTSSPORTSS First Year In “A” — Matawan Maintains Prestige First Row — Coach Barry Rizzo. Assis. Coach Bruce MacCutcheon. Fred For- mon. Bob Connolly. Randy Charleson. Danny Craparo. capt. Mike Herb. capt. Curtis Edwards, capt. John McDonald. Bob Putnam. Marty Devino, Frank Eovino. Marty Morrissey. Ed Derechailo: Second Row —'Vohn Schweitzer. Tom Casagrande. Ian Forman. Mike Fieux, Tom Clause. Rod Harris. Ray Papa. Tony Walker. Greg Kuebler. Aaron lc«. Ed Sanders. Mike McClunc. Gerard Barron: Third Row — Skippy Dietz. Tom Geran. Randy Schiller. John Lockwood. Mickey Dietz. Jeff Barron. Richie Anderson. Andy Herb. George Hallann, Pleasant Johnson. Calvin Wood. Orian Johnson Head Coach Barry Rizzo, and cocaptains John McDonald. Curtis Edwards, and Mike Herb 110 At the beginning of the 1970 football season, it looked as if there were just too many things standing between the Huskies and anything resembling the second place finish of 1969. The loss of many play ers due to graduation, not to mention the fact that Matawan moved from the ••B division to the much tougher A division, all seemed to indicate that a poor season lay ahead. Several newspapers went so far as to predict that the Huskies would finish sixth out of seven teams in the conference. The season proved to do anything but confirm such forecasts. The Huskies opened the season with a 26-13 vic- tory over defending state champion Middletown Twp.. in a game played in 90 degree heat. The following week Long Branch pinned the sea- son's worst loss on Matawan with a 27-0 score. The Long Branch game was followed by two straight wins over conference foes Neptune and Toms River North, by margins of 21-0 and 15 0. re- spectively. These two wins were followed by one of the Hus- kies most impressive bouts of the season, a 14-6 de- cision over previously unbeaten Carteret. Carteret later won the Garden State Conference champion- ship. A trip a week later, to Asbury Park paid off in a 28-6 victory over the Bishops, who later finished sec- ond in the B” division. Matawan lost its first A division game to Brick Twp.. 6-0. The game was a closely fought contest; Brick's single score coming after an MRHS fumble. The Huskies jumped right back into the title race the next week, .defeating Lakewood, also 21-7. After the Lakewood game the Huskies were in a tie for first place with Raritan and Brick. The winner of the Thanksgiving game between Matawan and rival Raritan was assured of at least a tie for the title. In a bitter battle. Raritan defeated the Huskies 20-15 before a crowd of over 6.000. The game was a see saw battle, in which the Rockets finally overcame a 15-14 MRHS lead on a long touchdown run in the fourth period. Fulfback Tailback Curtis Edwards Bob Connolly Wing Back Tom Goran Strongstdc End Randy Cha risen Outside Tackle Frank Eovmo Blocking Backs Tom Casagrande Fred Forman Weakside Guards Inside Tackle Pulling Guard Center uoinjiuc Mum VO Ray Papa Weakside End Marty Devmo Dan Craparo Mike Herb Mike Fieux John Schweitzer OFFENSE DEFENSE Left End Ed Dorechailo Left Tackle Mike McClune Left Guard Robert Putnam Right Guard Ian Forman Right Tackle Right End Tom Clause John McDonald Left Linebacker Marty Morrissey Right Linebacker Mike Herb Left Cornerback Safety Calvin Wood Skippy Deitz Right Cornerback Orian Johnson 111 112 Fred Forman shows fancy footwork as he eludes a tackier. 113 Football Stars Win Individual Honors JunKjr Tom Geran receives one of his many passes: this one for a score Senwr Tom Casgrand© boots the extra pomt Tom Clause smothers the Raritan runner while Mike Herb ar d Ed Derechailo help out 114 • In the Huskies fight for the A” Division championship, the team put out a balanced effort between offense and defense with each player vital to the team’s success. Two players, however, stood out and copped a multitude of all-star awards. Between them, the honors bes- towed on senior running back Curtis Edwards and senior center Mike Herb included: All Shore first team of the Asbury Park Press, the Long Branch Daily Record, and the News Tribune, and the all-county team of the Red Bank Regis- ter. Individually. Mike made the all-shore first team of the N.Y. Daily News and Curtis made the first team of the Star Ledger. On the state level. Mike was accorded the third team by the Associated Press and the Star Ledger awarded Curtis third team all state. In addition to the accolades given these two stars, senior guard Bob Putnam made the As- bury Park Press all shore first team and the Star Ledger third team. 115 Gee. I wonder who's winning? •Matawan 26 Middletown 13 Matawan 0 Long Branch 27 •Matawan 21 Neptune 0 •Matawan 15 Toms River North 0 Matawan 14 Carteret 6 Matawan 28 Asbury Park 6 •Matawan 0 Brick 6 •Matawan 21 Lakewood 7 •Matawan 15 Raritan 20 Conference Game o i Wh.it would Ro d Runner do in ;i spot like this? Football spirit was never higher than at Matawan this year The agony of defeat O.J. in hot pursuit of a Carteret back Curtis Edwards sheds tacklers as he breaks through the line behind the block of John Schweitzer 117 Harriers Finish Autumn Season 6-4 118 Senior Bob Hesse leads the harriers over the finish line I H Mata wan 21 Ocean 36 0 Matawan 15 Neptune 48 ‘'Matawan 42 Brick 19 Matawan 26 Asbury Park 29 “Matawan 40 Middletown 18 Matawan 39 Raritan 18 “Matawan 26 Toms River North 31 Matawan 30 Lakewood 27 Matawan 15 Cedar Ridge 44 Matawan 27 Mater Dei 29 (Lower score wins) 119 First Row — Fred Formon. Skippy Deitz. Mike MacCutchcon. Rich Gilbert. Ernest Edwards. Second Row — Coach Bruce MacCutcheon. Randy Charlesen. Bill Turcby. John McCrea, Gary Johnson 120 Despite Losses — Boys Retain Sportsmanship Senior Frank Dugan gels off a hook shot despite opposition Senior Fred Formon brings the ball down court 121 Would you believe! — a Randy Charlesen basket Adrian Holmes fighting for the rebound as Bill Tureby looks on Unlike the football Huskies. Matawan's boys basketball team had a rough time in their first year of A Division competition. Running up against such powerhouses as Nep tune and Lakewood, the team was able to manage only one conference victory against Toms River North, while finishing with a 3 17 record overall. The lone bright spot of the season was when Matawan reached the finals of the Cedar Ridge Holiday basketball tournament before losing to Keyport. The main reason for Matawan’s ineffectiveness, inexperience, was due to the fact that only one letterman. Randy Charle- sen. returned from last years squad. He was backed by only two other seniors; Frank Dugan, who led the team in scoring with a 10.5 average, and Fred Formon. The promise shown by such underclassmen as John McCrea. Skippy Dietz, and Ray Godwin when thrust into starting roles, however, gave hopes that Matawan's basketball fortunes will soon be on the upswing. 122 AJcindof? — Never Girl’s Basketball Wins Shore Conference Title First Row — Kathy Jorg. Retta Goolsby. Gail Galey. Yvonne Van Waalwijk. cocaptain Carsandra Taylor, captain Barbara Drago. Charlotte Walker. Glenda Jackson. Sharon Anderson. Pat Chewey. Terry Guisti. manager: Sec- ond Row — Debbie Richman. scorer: Marian Wojtowicz. timer. Pat Talley Donna Parrish. Barbara Gustafson. Coach Peggy Kerwin. Elite Dey. Sue Goet tig. Judy Tretola. Sharon Sparks, statistician; Jeanne Dwyer, statistician Running off a superb 13-2 overall record, the girl's basketball team had a fantastic season in winning the Shore Conference title. Aided by a switch to the boys five man rules, the team became the major power to reckon with in that league. Led by the exploits of co-captain Carsandra Taylor, who scored 336 points on the season for a 22.4 aver- age. the team had a potent scoring attack. Captain Barbara Drago contributed 150 points for a 10 point average, acting at the same time as the team's play- maker and defensive leader. Sophomore Charlotte Walk- er. who with her aggressive play forced many turnovers for scores, and junior Gail Caley. who also added re- bounding and defense, completed the scoring punch. Rebounding was a team strength with junior Retta Goolsby doing the bulk of the work along with Carsan- dra Taylor. Overall, the team prided itself on its out- standing defense, which allowed opponents an average of only 31 points a game as opposed to Matawan's 48. Much of the teams success was credited by the girls to Coach Peggy Kerwin. While the team will greatly miss the play and leadership of seniors Barbara Drago and Carsandra Taylor, the extremely talented reserves devel- oped by Miss Kerwin. along with the three remaining starters, means the girls should be a top threat in the conference for quite a few years. 123 Mata wan’s defense moves in Junior Retta Goolsby takes the rebound from the fingertips of the Pt. Boro defender Matawan 71 Cedar Ridge 31 •Matawan 33 Toms River South 34 •Matawan 55 Wall 24 •Matawan 54 Brick 36 •Matawan 48 Central 36 •Matawan 53 Lakewood 44 •Matawan 43 Monmouth 32 •Matawan 58 Neptune 33 Matawan 37 Ocean 33 Matawan 46 Pt. Pleasant Boro 37 •Matawan 59 Raritan 33 fMatawan 43 Brick 24 •Matawan 49 Toms River North 19 t Matawan 27 Manville 29 Matawan 49 St. Marys 21 fState Tournament Jump. Bobbie, jump! Co-Captain Carsandra Taylor pumps in 2 points from the corner 125 Junior Gail Calcy «Ids scoring power to the Mata wan attack Captain Barbara Drago gets Iree for an easy score Sophomore Charlotte Walker makes the layup on a fast break Carsandra Taytor rises high to control the rebound Boys Bowling Team Finishes Fourth Randy Berime . Gerry Cernero. Alan Haimowitz. Dennis Devino. Tom Parisi. Mike Fieux. Coach Rt chard Holler, not pictured — Paul Spadicom Hurt by heavy graduation losses from last years squad, this years bowling team finished a mediocre 15 13. a disappointment after consecutive state and sectional championships. However, the team, coached by Richard Holler, lost many of its matches by close scores and they gave league champion Rari tan a real battle. The team was led by senior Mike Fieux. with a 168 average, along with sophomore Tom Pansi and freshman Dennis Devino. With Mike Fieux and Paul Spadiccini being the only graduating seniors, the talented underclassmen should provide Matawan with a strong and experienced squad next year. Girls Bowling Successful In Debut Season Diane Twranova, Ann Rossi. Gmny Sohn. Marcia Bakerrran. Lisa Wasted. Pat Terranova. Mina Shortndge. Karen Perez. Coach Grace Lannert In its first year as a girls varsity sport at Matawan. the girls bowling team had a surprisingly successful year. Competing against older, already established teams. Matawan finished third in the ten team Shore Conference with an excellent 17-10 record. Leading the team was junior Mina Shortridge. with the teams high average of 153 and high game of 206. and sen iors Pat Terranova. also with a 153 average and 191 game. Marcia Bakerman. averaging 147, and Diane Terranova. with 137. Much credit should be given to first year coach Grace Lannert for the teams success. New Talent Sparks Wrestlers To Improved Season First Row Harry Kreidenwets. Chip Nolet. Pleasant Johnson. Andy Bucco. Charlie H irn. Mickey Deitz. captain Curtis Edwards, (not Herb. George Himley. Captain Mike Herb. Phil Farmer. Second Row pictured. Calvin Wood) — Coach John Semar. Joe Milazzo. Eric Kirshner. Ed Black. Bob Under the supervision of a new coaching staff, headed by John Semar and assisted by Scott Wolfers- berger. Matawan's grapplers improved their record to 4 10. Although the team missed the performance of captain Curtis Edwards, out for the season because of an early season practice injury, several individuals turned in outstanding performances to lead the team. Captain Mike Herb turned in his third outstanding season 9-1-2. Junior Mickey Dietz finished an almost perfect 13-1 while juniors Calvin Wood. Charlie Hearn, and Pleasant Johnson also had excellent seasons. The promise shown by these and other underclassmen gave hopes of an even better season next year. 128 Matawan 23 Red 8ank Catholic 31 •Matawan 16 Middletown 32 ‘‘Matawan 29 Brick 17 Matawan 18 Ocean 27 •Matawan 27 Neptune 23 •Matawan 14 Freehold 36 Matawan 17 Lakewood 35 •Matawan 22 Long Branch 23 •Matawan 66 Toms River North 38 Matawan 8 CBA 38 Matawan 29 Shore Reg. 16 Matawan 16 South Brunswick 26 Matawan 41 St. Marys 10 •Matawan 14 Raritan 32 Hero we go. Herbie! Calvin Wood readies to escape trom his opponent Senior Marty Devi no charges home on a wild pitch Baseball Senior pitcher Marty Morrissey follows through on .a fastball Ready for action — senior third baseman Brian McNulty First Row — Marty Morrissey. Fred Formon. Tom Casagrande. Marty Devino. Brian McNulty. Ken Lehn. Frank Eovino: Second Row — Bob Pease. Jim Shanahan Tom Geran. Mike McClune. Ed Sanders. Paul Spadaccini; Third Row — Coach Dieter Johnson Assis. Coach Don Kamman. Skippy Dietz. Bob Flynn. Mickey Dietz. Ronnie Brown. Director ol Athletics George Dietz: Not Pictured - Bob Viola 131 Senior Ken Lehn waits tor the pitch Coach Hans Fleischer. Paul DiSanto. captain Robert Roberts. Ed Ledford. Andy Herb. Everett Smith Captain Robert Roberts shows his No. 1 form Softball First Row — Joan Balog, Janet Cahill. Dawn Thompson, captain Debbie Richman, captain Sharon Anderson. Coach Faye Gould: Second Row — Fran Mora no. Gail Brauer, AmySuc Grubow. Jean Lawtor. Beryl Richardson. Audrey Wright: Third Row — Carol Kabana. manager; Vicki Sanders. Beverly Chatman. Candi Klein. Marie Nemeistis. Sue Hourihan. manager: Not Pictured — Sue Langbem. Phyllis Sanders. Pat Chewey, Kathy Martin Senior captain Debbie Richman Boy’s Track First Row — Henry Jackson. Corey Kurica. Ian Forman. Bob Connelly. Rod Harris. Mike Herb. Randy Chartesen. Clark Wolverton. Calvin Wood. Pleasant Johnson. Don Silva. Joe Szewczyk. Steve Wohlleb; Second Row — Coach Ken Smith. George Hallartn. Ed Lawrence. Phil Morano. Bill Smith. Phil Farmer. John McCrea. Don Fry. Van Stewart. Russell Jannarone. Charles MacPhee. Coach Chip Dolan: Third Row — Stuart Rubin. Jim Billett. Dennis Mabbitt. Ted Osipowitz. George Fong. Jim Maines. Mike Carter. Bill Ledford. Eric Kirshner; Fourth Row — Rosario Calanni. John Carraciolo. Larry Tomasello. Gordon Gidumal. Eugene Richards. Bernard Calanni. Steve Marcella. Todd Frankenthal, Carmine Caruos. Greg Flannery. Gerry Hinklem. Mike Cerone: Fifth Row — Roosevelt 8owles. Jeff Nagy. Lionel Bellamy. Bill Noyes. Ken Ehmer. Phillip Rippel. Bob Bucco. Charlie Hearn. Jon Schwartz, Brice Craver 134 Senior Bob Connelly puts the shot Mata wan's top javelin man — senior Randy Charlesen Senior long jumper Steve Wohlleb strains tor an extra foot Senior pole vaulter Don Silva clears the bar Girl’s Track First Row — Coach Francis Adler. Liz Geran, Carol Leto. Prmcilla Daniels. Barbara Loosch. Carsandra Taylor. Marian Woitowicz. Pat Terranova. Charlotte Walker. Pat Talley. Kathy Jotr Second Row - Mary Walsh. Pat Kelly. Judy laDage. Cheryl McGraw. Donna Beckman. Vicki Morley. Lon Shuman. Valene Brown, Viola Wilborn. Donna Parrish. Kathy Bucco. Third Row — Kathy Martucci. Pauline Morris. Donna Florio. Pat Laucr. Stephanie Cox, Eleanor Welstod. Janet Suciro. Linda Lyon. Jennifer Barry. Marsha Shaw. Sharon McPherson: Fourth Row — Nancy Smith. Wendy Beck Martha Suhayada. Karen Kurica. Gail Knapp. Joyce Gaval. Kathy Pocsa|i. Dawn Nealis. Nancy Thompson. Yvonne Alexander. Cynthia McPherson: Fifth Row — Coach Barry Rizzo. Helen Gray. Betty Kramer, Linda McNulty. Janice Foley. Nora Van Waalwijk. Ellen Falco. Carolyn Bucco. Tom Wood: Not Pictured — Retta Goolsby. Debbie Hill Senior Carsandra Taylor throws both the shot put and the discus 137 Boy’s And Girl’s Block “M” First Row — Gerard Barron. Mike Fieux. Tom Casagrande. Curtis Edwards. Mike Herb. Ed Derechailo. Mickey Dcttz. Rod Harris; Second Row — Ian Forman. Frank Eovino. Kevin O’ Donnell. Fred Formon. Ray Papa. Randy Charlesen, Bob Con- nolly. Marty Devino: Third Row — Ed Black. Calvin Wood. Pleasant Johnson, Jeffrey Barron. Ed Sanders. Danny Crapa ro. Bob Putnam First Row — Pat HodRe Pat Kelly. Judy LaDage. Carol Leto. Kathy Jorg. Pat Tcrr.tnova. Eleanor Welsted; Second Row — Retta Goolsby. Pat Talley. Liz Geran. Cheryl McGraw. sec treas.: Barbara Drago. pres.; Marian WoitOwicz. v-pres.; Mary Walsh, assis, sec.-treas.; Sharon Sparks. Prmcilla Dan- iels. Miss Fran Adler, advisor: not pictured — Carsandra Tay lor. Phyllis Jones. Gail Caley. Charlotte Walker 138 139 mMwm Wa-TS ■■ • - i v wmm mSm ■Sjlfrst 142 •There will be no protesting while I'm here! 143 Patrick Maggio — Distributive Education Coordinator Albert R. Benaquista Seton Hall B.S. Barbara Bajza Montclair State College b.A. Chico State College Winnie Gade Newark State College B.A Judith Garthwaitc Immaculata College B.A. Seton Hall M A. 144 Bertha Hyrnc Rutgers University B.S. Janet Jones University of Wales B.S. University of London P.G.C.E. Harvey La Tourcttc Bethany Coll. B.S. David Roschcr Rutgers B.S. Purdue Ph.D 145 Albert Levine Rider CollCRe B.A Columbia University M.A Francis Adler Mommouth College B.S. Loretta Anderson Trenton State College B.S. Elaine Bettencourt University of Rhode Island B.S Ruth Scott Rider College B.S. Clara Carver Rider College B.S. Mary Ann Donlin Temple University B.S. Joseph Murray New York University B.S. 147 F Howard Lloyd Rutgers University B.A.. Ed.M Chairman Gail Bier Syracuse University B.S. English Department 5 Judith Buddie Montclair State College B.A. Jacqueline Gettier Southwest Missouri State College B A.. Arizona State University M A. Hans Fleischer Temple University A.B. Harry Haller Newark State B.S. Marcia Howe Cabrini College B.A. James Long University of Florida A.B. Rutgers Ed.M. Marilyn McGarron Good Counsel College B.A. 148 William Newman University of Scranton. B A Ginnie Phelan Marymount College B.A. Rutgers M.A. Rae Polanowski Jewel Seohaus Hunter Co'leRC B A. Rutgers M.A. Mathematics Department rFOR WHOM MRS. BELL TOLLS' 150 Sheila Galgan Marymount College B.S. St. Josephs University M.A. Dons Holzman University of Pa. A.B. Joan Hunsicker Montclair State B.A. M.A William L awl or Seton Hall B.S I 151 Language Department Benjamin Kurtz New York University Rutgers University B.S. M.A. Albert Eyde Gettysburg A.B Rutgers University Marianne Handler Queens College B.A. Paul Dubrow Rutgers University B.A 152 Silvii Marro Central Connecticut State College B.S. Claudio Ramos University of Havana. Cuba Dr. in Veterinary Margarita Ramos University of Havana. Cuba Social Studies Department Harvey Epstein University of Michigan 8.A. N.Y.U. M.A. George Deitz Rutgers B.S. Ed.M. Harold Dolan Montclair State College B.A. John Evans King's College B A 154 Diane Falick Rutgers BA Louise Fitzpatrick Caldwell College B A. 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Newark State College B.A Charles Burke Newark State College B.A. Martin Fitzgerald Newark State College B.A. 160 George Gray Jersey City State A John McKenna Monmouth College B S Ronald Kamin Trenton State College B A I Daniel Ruttall Montclair Slate Colie go R S Kenneth Smith MontrLiu State College HA Guidance Department Gunther Heyse Tusculum College B.A. Helen MacMillan Trenton State College B.S. Kutgers University £d.M, Janet Pohira Newark State B A Margaret Robertson Montclair State College B.A. Seton Hall M A ■■ 163 Nurses Marion Rorrwn St. Francis Hospital School ol Nursmg Trenton State College R N BA. Librarians Sharon loysen State University College ot New York B.S. Nancy Cruickshank University of Pennsylvania 8.A. Vera Schneider Virginia Driscoll Special Ed. Communications Alyce Perry Margaret Stetler M Doris Cooley Albright College. Univenty of Marymount College B.S. Delaware. Trenton State. Newark State M.Ed. Janitorial Staff Mrs. Ann Tucker and Mrs. James Feketie Cafeteria Staff L. Heyer. S. Baker. A Chomic. P. Lanzaro. J. Rossi. J. Dehlingcr. T. Guisli. P Freads. J. Mazza. V. Gaunt. G. Stultz 165 :rclassmen underclassmen underclass 166 fc;If3 Class Of 1972 Jeanne Cherry President Carol Fries Vice-president Kim O’Donnell Secretary Kathy Klein Treasurer Mrs. Gloria Wein Advisor Ahlers. Henry Anderson. Angela Anderson. Richard Anderson. Sheri Angelo. Nancy Aprur ese. Bob Ash. Sally Ashe. Patrice Asscng. Donna Bagshaw. Jeanne Baker. Cecile Balog. Charlene Barba a. Nancy Barrasso. Susan Barron. Geoffrey Barron. Gerard Bartholomew. James Bauman. Edward Bauso. Philip Beckmann. Donna Bendon. Laurie Berger, Merrill Berlen. Mircille Bernstein. Mark Birmingham. Colleen Bissett. Barbara Black. Beverly Black. Edward Blanken. Dorothy Borup. Linda Lee Boyer. Deborah Brown, Alberta Brown. Gary Brown. Patrick Brown. Valerie Bucco. Robert Bucco. Terose Budelman. Gini Bullard. Billie Jean Bumbico. Anthony Burgess. Rosamae Burgey. Rose Burns, Diane Byrd. Gladys Cain. Michael Caley. Gail Carlson, Richie Carol. Eviridis 168 Juniors Carroll. Annie Mae Carroll. Rrchard E Carter. Richard Carter. Yvonne Castagnola. Tommy Cate. Joseph Cautiek). Ellen Cello. Dona Ccppaluni. Paula Cernero. Gerald Cherry. Jeanne Chewcy. Pat Clemente. R chard Comerford. Rose Connelly. Karen Connelly. Kathleen Connolly. Loretta Cooper. Deborah Cox. Edward Da «done. Steve Daly. Mary Daniels. John Davis. Gail Davis. Richard Dean. Emma Dean. Rachel Dean. Robert DcBonis. Camillo Decker, Theresa Deitz. Michael Demery, George Dempsey. Clare Deresz. James Dey. Elea no re Dickinson. Nora Dickson. Ronald Diercks. Eileen Dtsbrow. Sharon Dolan. Kevin Dooley. Barbara Drago. Donna Driscoll. Paul Dunphy. Claire EckhoM, Roger Eisenberg, Andrew Esposito. John Evans. Sally Falco. Pat ■Which way do I go? 169 Juniors Feldman. Deborah Ferrell. Diane Filhngham. Fred Fischer. Heidi Fitjrmaurice. Jim Flaherty. Donald Flynn. Cathy Fong. George Foyle. Terrance Francis. Janice Friedman. Carol Friedman. Joel Fries. Carol Geiger, Marianne Geran. Thomas Gilbert, Richard Ginsberg. Jodie Giordanetli. John Goedd. Patricia Goodrow, Joseph Goolsby. Retta Gorhan. William Gray. Pattie Greenberg. Michael Groveman. Helen Guorrera. Kathy Gutndge. Edward Hahn. Sharon Ha Harm. George Haskins. Kevin Hauser. Nettie Hearn. Charles Hedglm. Jonathan Hemcnway. Floyd Hensley. Bob Herb. Andrew Hicks. Eleanor Higgins. Betty Himpsl. Francis Hinds. Norma Holmes. Adrian Holmes. Eugene Horner. Rose Hounhan. Susan Howard. Diane Hutf. Margaret Hunlcy. Denise Hussey. Noreen Hutchins. Emily Hutchinson. Ann Hyland. Marie Indrycka, Arlene Jackson. Henry Jackson. Sharon Jackson, Otis Johnson. Orian Johnson. Pleasant Kabana. Carolyn Kaplan. David Kaufman. Janet 170 Juniors Kearns. Judy Keegan. George Kelly. Nancy Kelly. Paula Kerek. Ellen Kidzus, Mirk King. Vita King. William Kircher. Kurt Klein. Kathy Klimchuk. Peter Knoeppel. Gary Jlflf f. Koenig, Steven Komsh. Paul Komar. Donna Korf. Michelle Kramer. Gary Kramer. Janice Kramer. Lynn Kromtz. Karen Kobe. Sandy Kunca. Corey LaFragola. Michael Lanzaro. Larry Lasko. Gregory Lasko. Susan Lassen. Brent Lawlor, Oemse Lawlor. Mary Lawrence. Edwin Leontine. Bill Lcto. Carol Lockwood. John Locorriere. Steven MacAvoy. Gerard MacCutcheon. Michael MacPhee. Barbara Magid. Elyn Maidment. Donna Mames. Barbara Manvilte. Cathy Manzo. MiryAnn Mannaccio. Robert Marshall. Pamela Martin. Kathy Matalon. Pamela Mayer. Helen Me Andrews. Thomas McClune. Michael McCown. Carolyn McGauchic. Charles McGmty. Dolores McKennan. Don McKenna. Kathy McKinney. Gloria McNulty. Patrick Melo. Richard Mess. Phyllis Messerschmidt. Warren Miller. Barbara 171 Juniors Rosenson. Harold Ross. Mary Rubin. Stuart Russell. Celeste Molinoff, Steve Morgan. Joe Mortey. Vickie Mullen. Tom Nagy. Louis Neal. Theodore Nealis. Dawn Nealis. Diane Nealy. Ben Noilland. Pat Nelson. Nancy Ncmcistis. Mario Nemeth. Linda Nicklas. Marry Nolan. Thomas Nunziato, Ann O'Donnell. Kim Olson. Beverly O'Reilly. Jack Jr. Palumbo. Mary Pardee. Arthur Pascucci. Cathy Petrosky. William Pordy, Ronald Posner. Tern Potosky, Janet Price, Eugene Prince. Craig Putnam. Suzanne Rappaport. Jill Reardon. Janice Reid. Marjorie Reilly. Ed Renner. Richard Reynolds. Donna Rind . Joseph Rizzo. Robert Robinson. Vmny Rose. Leonard Rosenblatt. Michael Salmon. Patricia Sanders. Phyllis Sanders. Susan Sanders. Vickie Santamana. Oscar Scalzo. Terry Scanned. Nora Schetelich. Gary Schouerman, Robert Schiller. Randy Schimpf, Marilyn Schweikert. Ramona Semel. Sara Senk. Zigmont Shanahan. James Sholes. Debbie Juniors Shortridge, Mina Sica. Sharon Siegel. Linda Simonson. Robert Siss. Glenn skalski. Richard Skowronski. Dolores Smith, John Smith, Sharilyn Smith. William Snyder. James Snyder. Sam Sparks. Stephen Stem. Richard Steward. Michael Stoite. Roger Stone. Tracy Sturt. Diane Suhayda. Charles Sullivan. Cathy Teller. Madelyn Thomsen. Gail Thomson. Dawn Thompson. Nancy Tomasello. James Troncone. John Traynor. Ellen Tureby. William Underwood. Debbie Underwood. Mitchell Valles. Richard Van Arsdale. April Van Horn. Diane Van Waalwrjk. Yvonne Viola. Robert Vogel, Marina Vogel. Mary Washington. Marsha Washington. Milly Watson. Cathy Watson. Sandra Watson, Tom Weiser. Michael Wells, Derrick Wells. George Wheat. Lmda White. William Williams. Jessie Wilson, William Witzgali. Maryanne Wood. Calvin Worsdale. John Wright. Bill Wyckoff. Randy Zfuniak. Nancy Zibulsky. Bonnie Zielf. Heidi Ziegler. Ed Zinsmeister. Dana Zimmerman, Gary 173 Class Of 1973 Cheryl McGraw — President Valerie Nachtman — Vice president Beth Ando — Secretary Linda McNulty — Treasurer Mrs. Florence Bodziak — Advisor Mrs. Mary Ann Donlin — Advisor Abenilla. Angela Allen. Albert Aleksiak. Raymond Allen, Bonnie Amadio. Stephanie Ameno. Maria Anderson. Wayne Ando. Beth Aronson. Cathy Art el It. Pat Ash. Michael Axelrod. Corinne Bacharde. Donna Bacon, Dons B; ker. JoAnn Balog. Joan Barry. Jennifer Bauso. Leonard Benvenuto. Thomas Biddix. Janice Biesiceda. Andrew Bivians. Jill Blumenthal. Judy Booker. Vanessa Bowerman. Walter Boyton, Steve Brando. Laura Brenon. William Bucco. Kathy Bucco. Joseph Bunger. Debra Burkot. Paul Byrne. John Calanm. Rosario Companelh. Louis Caracciolo. John Caruso. Charlie Casagrande. Bobby Casper. Louis Centimofe. Joseph Cerone. Mike Cha$p. Catherine Chase. Karen Chatmon. Alice Chatman. ErroB Eduardo. Chavez Cherry. Mary Clegg. Steve f £ £ fl .ai e M £.£ll T $ 174 Sophomores Clement. Donna Coburn. William Comerford. Theresa Compton. Richard Connolly. Patrick Cook. F iilip Cortina. Jeffrey Cox. Stephanie Crane. Chris Craver. Brice Crawford. Gary Crine, Barbara Cullen. Madetyn Curtis. Marci3 Czarmak. Lisa Qallcnbach. Judy Davis. Debbie Davis. Gordon Davis. Karen Debrabarder. Dennis Deitz. George Dell. Leslie DcMauro. Vincent DcMont. Ed DeMont. Mary Dennis. Rita Devoto. Michele Dolan. John Donahue. Sue Dranke. David Dresser. Kathleen Duncan. Ken Duncan. Richard Dunphy. Jeanne Dwyer. James Ehrrjer. Kenneth Eisner. Sharon Ellison. Ronald Emm. Joseph Esposito. Michael Fabishak, Robert Faer. Steve Fagan. Wesley Farmer. Philip Fay. Edward Finkelstem, Jeff Fischer. Mona Fisher. Jim Fisler, Edward Fitzmaurice. Mike Fitzpatrick. Maureen Flannery. Gregg Flaxman. Martin Florio. Donna Flynn. Robort Formon. Nancy Forter. Richie Frankenthal. Todd Frieman. Dave Froehuch. John Fry. Donald Funk. Walter Gade. Jim Gasser. Cindy Gelburd. Brian Gentile. Lynne Geran. Liz Gerien. Patrick Gilbert. Gerald Gillis. Laura Gmsburg. Susan Givgliano. Barry Glickman. Richard Godwin. Raymond Goettig. Suzanne Good row. Thomas Gordon. Candace Gordon. Stuart Gray. Sharon Grohe. Cliff 175 Sophomores Gross. Robin Gubera. Connie Guerrera. Jim Guisti. Terry Gorman. Joel Gultan. Linda Gumbs. Larry Gumbs. Marvin Guzewicz. Robert Hamitz, Alan Hammond. John Hassler. Mark Hausman. Barbara Herriger. Janice Higgins. John HilC Deborah Hines. Barbara Hinklein. Gerry Hommel. Elyse Hunley. George Hurley. Robert Hussey. Grace Huhn. Arlene Hyman. Minam Infosmo. John Jackson. Alex Jackson. Anthony Jackson. David Jackson. Glenda Jannarone. Roger Jastrab. Barbara Jaworski. Gary Johnson. Gary Johnson. Geoffrey Jones. Claude Jones. Michael Jones. Preston Jones. Robert Jorg. Kathy Kazen. Andrew Keil. Christine Kellohcr. Kathy Kelly. Pat Kennedy. Janice Kern. Rusty Kierce. Bonnie Kimpef. Lmda King. Nancy Klein. Candice Klumchuk. Marie Knoeppel, Tom Koch. Gerrge Koenig. Robert Kornitas. Karen Kozloff. Gary Kreldenwcis. Harry Kresky. Stephanie Kungd. Joe Kuriloff. Debra Kurland. Lori 176 Sophomores Lacki, Richard La Dago. Judy Lamberth. Judy Lauer. Patti Lebansky. Robert Ledford. Edward Lee. Melvin Lembo. Gary Leonard. Frank Lerner. Jayne Leto. Stephen Louth. Leonard Levine. Larry Levitin. Donna Levy. Suzanne Lloyd. Kenneth Lloyd. Ross Longo. Jim Longstreet. Nancy Lovenberg. Gary Lyon, Linda Ann Mabbit. Dennis MacFee. Phyllis MacFec, Tommy Madej. Terry Malkmus. Jill Malkmus. Julie Mankin, Carolyn Mannes. Audrey Marcella. Stephen Marley. Beverly Marone. Richard Martin. Donald Martinez. Ismael Marlucci, Kathy Martz. LuAnn Marvel. Debbie Masiello, Barbara McClune. Barry McCreedy. Ryan McGill. Susan McGraw. Cheryl McKcen. Pamela McMahon. Jeanne McNamara. Kevin McNulty. Linda McPherson. Sharon Meares. Katie Mebn. Julie MeramblC. JoAnn Migliorc. Leonard Milazzo. Stephen Miller. Ken Mills. Steve Minton. Rob Mocluis. Stan Mongold. Kathy Moore. Kenneth Morano. Francis Morreale. Debbie 177 Sophomores Morrison. Paul Morrison. Paulino Morso. Neil Moshon. Lynn Munn, Judy Nachtman. Valeric Nagy. Jeffrey Neal. Michael Nebus. Hayden Nelson, Dave Netlland. Robert Newman. Michele Nieves. Adrienne Nisbet. Steve Nolet. Chip Nunziato. John O'Connor. Daniel Olson. Gail Orr. Barry Paliridgc. Pam Papomito. Carolyn Paris . Thomas Pa squalo. James Patama. Elizabeth Pauly, Kathy Pecukonis. Michael Pekar. Kevin Perez. Karen Petrosky. Sandy Pfeffer. Gary Philbm. James Piltch. Amy-Jo Pizzi. Maryellen Platzer. Bill Poling. Julie Polk. Barbara Poulscn. Roy Powers. Timothy Purdic. George Quail, Marilyn Quinn. Mary Ramsey. Heidi Richards. Susan Riker, Gayle Rippel. Phillip Rnrcra. Elizabeth Rodgers. Betty Rosen. Todd Rosenblatt. Jeff Ross. Liz Rossi. Ann Rounds. Charles Ryan. William Sabatini. Chris Sacerdote, Thomas Salvatore. Debbie Sams. Nancy Santamana. Ana Smton. Mary Santry. Paul Schar. Robert Schlcsingcr. Jay Schuman. Lori Schwartz. Jon Shaw. Marsha 178 Sophomores i Siddons. Kevin Silver. Ava Simmons. Ernest Simon. Irene Sinclair. Bruce Slater. Thomas Smith, Everett Smith. Fred Smith. Richard Smith. Mitchell Sohn. Virginia Solloway. Michelle Spig el man. Sam Springer. Cathy Stramero. John Sterns, Lmda Stevens. Valcne Stewart. Van Stramelo. George Strum. Mark Suetro. Janet Szcwczyk. Joseph Talley. Pat Thomas, Keith Thomas. Robin Marie Thomson. Kimberly Tomasiello. Larry Trabachmo. Gary Trent. Anthony Tretola. Judy Urban. Andrea Vachns. Barbara Valanzano. Eugene Van. Michael Van Bell, Susan Van Waalwi|ik, Lenora Vargas. Michael Vaughn. Pptncia Vinci. Rente Walker. Charlotte Walker. Cheryl Walker. Debbie Wallach. Cathy Walsh. Mary Watson. Nancy Watts. David Weaver, Patrick Wellstead. Usa Welstcad. Eleanor Whirt, James Wilbourn. Nancy Wilkinson. Grace Wilson. Donna Wilson. Grace Woetko. Robert Wolverton. Clark Wright. Pat Wright. Paul Yarbrough. Gwen Yarns. Mark Yucht. Madelyn Zalepka, John Zimmerman. Bill Zwirko. William Hoben. Eileen 179 Class Of 1974 Joyce Frew — President Toni Wood — Vice president Jennifer Pappin — Secretary Nancy Fries — Treasurer Mr. Linus Jenkins — advisor Miss Barbara Bajza — advisor Abahazy, Don Abrams, Beth Ahlers. David AJbanese. Susan Alexander. Yvonne Altinger. Max Appleyard. John Apruzzese. Tom Aronson. James Arroyo. Migddlia Ash. Jay Bagala. Marc Bagshaw. Brent Baker, Mary Ballot. Steven Baloy. Charles Barber. Nancy Barsotti. Kathleen Basile. Nancy Battaglia. Steven Battista. David Battles. Jack Beck. Wendy Becker. Margaret 8ehrnes. Debbie Bellamy. Frank Berliner. Randy Bernhard. Don Bernstein. Jell Bcsares. David Bresiana. Karen Billet. James Birdsall. Charles Blandtord. Evelyn Blish. Jacqueline Boehn. Horst Bost. Karen Bowie. Roosevelt Braca. Lori Brachen. Sandra Braver. Gail Brislin. Marie Broolbeck. Nancy Brookins. Ann Brown. Alvin Bucco. Carolyn Butzko. Andy Byrd. Edwin 180 Freshmen Cahill. Janet Cahill. John Cdlanni, Bernard Cameron. John Candilora. Raymond Caravella, Herbert Carey. Thomas Carmicheal. Kathy Carril. Lucy Carrus. Ian Carter. Michael Caruso. Carl Caruso. Carmme Casogrande. Paul Casey. Gregory Chanin. David Chatman. Sharon Chatmon. Beverley Cherney. John Chitty. £vonne Clark. Michael Cloonan. Kathy Cohen. Jeff Cola belli. James Collins. Patti Connor. Lynn Connor. Robert Cooper. George Cox. Robert Craig. Richard Cullen. Ginny Curry. Emma Dalzell. John D vis. Janet Davis. Lynne Day. David Dean. Rebecca DeMauro. Jennifer DenBIcykcr. Robin Oenesha. Debbie Devino. Dennis Digennaro, Ann Donahue. Doreen Dworkrs. Amy Dwyer. John Dwyer. Robert Eisenberg. Steve Emm. {Jetty Ann Emm. Robert Engebrelson. Nancy Fallon. Cheryl Feldman. Mattcw Feverstcm. Irwin Fields, Jeanette Fillingham Mike 181 Shall we skip. Mike? Freshmen Fine. Heidi Fisler. Sherce Fletcher. Susan Flynn. Edward Foley. Jams Force. Carole Force. Lawrence Foster. Lynda Fox. Cynthia Frank. Charles Frazier. Derek Fread. Gary Fredrick. Maxine Frew. Joyce Friedman. Jeff Fries. Nancy Fry. Carolyn Fong. William Forman. Sherry Furnbach. Thomas Galvin.Tern Gates. Nancy Gaval. Joyce Geiger. Michael Geist. Jill George. Rita Gerry. Nancy Giderma I.Gordon Gilbert. Lorene Goldstein. Iris Goldstein. Susan Gomex. Franusio Gostcn. Debbie Gough. Gary Graves. Susan Gray. Helene Green. Joann Grass. Paula Grubow. Amy-Sue Guisti. Charlie Guisti. James Hackmann. Barbara Haley. Tim Hammond. Valarie Hansen. Robert Harrison. Charles Harville. Doug Hasemann. Debbie Hauser. Gary Henderson. Beatrice Hensley. William Hill. Pam Hodge. Roslyn Hoffman. Robert Holmes. Dana Holmes. Lisa Holmes. Stephanie. Holmes. Wayne Howard. Beverly Hutchins. William Hynes. Ronald Incorvaia. Claudia Ingram. Tom Jackson. Barry Jackson. Connie 182 Freshmen Jackson. Terri Jaother. William Jetter, Paul Johnson, Michael Jones. Barbara Jouvin. William Kamil. Gary Kerrigan. Joan King. Angel King, Cindy Kircher. Eric Klein. Beverly Klein. Garry Klein. Sheryl Knapp. Gayle Kolodin, Michael Kramer. Elizabeth Knete. Ruth Ann Krufka. Mara Kube. James Kull. Mark Kurica. Caron Kurland. Janie Lacerrc. Linda Lambrose. Barbara Lanes. Bradley Lawlor. Jean Lawlor. Lisa Ledford. William Lehtmen. Cathy Lester. Ernest Levenson. Linda Levine. Caryl Levine. Jeff Lewis. Robin Liana. Louis LiPcra. Martin Lloyd. Richard Longstreet. Ann Lucas. John MacPhee. Charles MacPhee. Margie Magid. Sheldon M.nnes. James Mandel. Hoshio MantJevrlle. Stephen Manville. Peggy Mams, Marc Manning, Peter Marley. Wendy Marotta. John Martucci. Carol Ann Mauritzen, Maureen Mayer. Ellen McCandless, William McCann. Bruce McClune. Jeff McGuire. Michael McKenna. Peggy McKennan. David McKinney. Donald McMurray Tom McPherson. Cynthia Meade. George Mess. Carolyn 183 Freshmen Mendez. Richard Milazzo. Joseph Miller. Sharon Mitchell. (Jetty Ann Mitchell. Delores Mittcr. Jerome Moehus. Gary Molmolf. Jeft Monda. Debbie Monda. Salvatore Mono. Theresa Mongold. Judy Morgan. Jen Lynn Morony. Susan Maser. Mary Multer. Mitch Murray. John Myers. Bryan Nappi, Bill Nelson. Jerry Nicholson. Frankie Nixon. Earl Noga. Diana Nolan. Michael Norbut. Susan Nayes. William Nye, Kathy O Bnen. Patty Ocello. Gerald O'Donnell. Sue O'Kon. Bill O'Malley. Jeanmarie Osipowitz. Teddy Papa. Linda Papm, Jennifer Parisi. Rocci Parrish. Donna Parsick. Nancy Patroski. Charlene Pearl. Elise 184 Freshmen 1 Pearce. Frank Pipcrno. Cynthia Pecukonis. Debbie Perdue. Charles Philbin. Cindy Pickett. Cliff Pierce. Anthony Pierce. James Podolsky. Mike Popov. Charlotte Posner. Carol Posner. Keith Powell. Debbie Prager. Stacey Prince. Brenda Puchy. James Pittman. Curtis Possajt, Kathy Purcell. William Radziewicz. Sue Ratfa. Gerard Rafter. John Ragsdale. Nancy Rainone. Louis Rasmussen. Pierre Raupp. Elaine Reardon. John Roily. Cynthia Renner. Steven Reynolds. Barbara Ricci. Brenda Richards. Eugene Richards. Red Richardson. Beryl Ann Riggins. George Rifenburg. Richard Rippel. Sherry Ritz. Susan Robins. Joann Robinson. Ralph Rodriguez. Jessica Rogers. Phil Rowe. Debbie Ryan. Peter Ryan. Thomas Ryno. Raymond Sanchez. Karen Sanchez. Teresa Sanders. I sham Sanders. Judy 185 Freshmen Santos. Philip Santry. James Sarra. Lcnora Satty. Robert Savoy. Richard Schafer. Mitctiei Schnapf. Nancy Schneider. Robin Schoelkoph. Gary Schunch. John Schutsky. Walter Schwartz. Steven Scully. Leo Seaman. Donald Seaman. Mike Shackelton, Sandra Sharpe. Daryl Sharpe. Gregory Shea. John Sheppard. John Sheridan. Judy Siciliano. Debbie Sigismondi. Maria Sigmund. John Silva. Elaine Silver. Gary Slack. Nellie Smith. Diane Smith. Doug Smith. Kevin Smith. Nancy Smullen. David Smutko. Alan Sparks. Judi Suhayda. Martha Sturt. Pamela Stevens. Oana Swartz. George Taylor. Merodeth Teres. Mitchell Thomas. Doall Tom. Sarah 186 Freshmen Trabachino. Leon Trembly. George Trembly. Ralph Trtaniafyllos. Dino Twyman. Gregory Underwood. Aaron Underwood. Carl Vaccarella. Agnes Vachris. David Van Sickle. Glenn Vcreb. John Waricha. Maryann Wentworth. Randy Westenburger. Sandra Wiencek. Ray Wilkinson. John Wilkinson. Mark Williams. Magdalme Williams. Stanley Wojcek. Mark Wolf. Katherine Wood. Richard Wood. Tom Woolf. Paul Wright. Audrey Wright. David Wright. Patricia Wright. John Wright. John Wurty. Laura Yarbrough. William Younkhecre. Marianne Yules. Marten Zambito. Paul Zanghi. Jayne Zarclsky. Robert Zamewski. Andrew Zebrowski. Denise Zelenak. John Ziegler. Bob Zimmerman. Joseph Zupancic. John 187 UEEPILOGUE EPILOGUE EPILOGUEEPILOGU 188 wj’v, .' • %; ; '•■■■ f -i -‘ “We’ve Only Just Begun” ••We've Only Just Begun. was the theme of the Junior-Senior Prom which was held May 21. 1971 by the Class of 1972. The beautiful Bel-Aire Manor was the setting for the prom, which was lighted with crystal chandeliers and candles. Music was con- tinuously provided throughout the evening by The Antell's . Mr. Burt Blue. and Micky Cohen”. The traditional promenade which was not held last year, was held holding the interest of everyone through the final climax being the announcement of the prom king, queen and court. The atmosphere was one of gaity and relaxation as everyone danced the Hokey Pokey and Alley Cat along with their regu- lar favorites. The favors were little booklets containing essays and drawings depicting the four phases of high school life. To many. 2 a.m. came so quickly that it was difficult to believe that the evening of dancing, dining, fellowship, excitement, ner- vousness and laughter had come to an end. So, with the last song We've Only Just Begun the prom faded away into another happy memory. 190 John Schweitzer and Pat Ntcholson. 2nd Attendants; Jetf Mike Herb — Prince; Jackie Hoppes and Jan Trabachino. 1st Chernet and Nancy Schaffer, 3rd Attendants; Barbara Loosch — Attendants Queen and Marty Devmo - King; Janet O'Brien — Princess and 191 192 194 Class Of 1971 Presents “The Match Maker” 196 Cast of Characters Horace Vandergelder ............... Ambrose Kemper .................... Joe Scanlon ....................... Cornelius Hackl ................... Ermengarde......................... Malachi Stack ..................... Mrs. Dolly Levy ................... Barnaby Tucker .................... Mrs. Irene Malloy ................. Minnie Fay ........................ Cabman ............................ Rudolf ............................ August............................. Mrs. Flora Van Huysen ............. Cook .............................. . . Bruce Conrad . . . . Stan Satty ... Mike Herb . . Neil Selinger . . Kathy Elgart John Osipowitz .... Jill Okun ... Paul Noga Jackie Parsick . . Ellen Garrett ____ Mike Herb Danny Craparo Elliot Groffman Stacy Bogdonoff Carin Goldberg Technical Staff Director ......................... Mrs. Judith Buddie Costumes .............................. Jackie Parsick Make up................................. Carin Goldberg Scenery ............................ Janet Rosenberg Lighting ..........................................Neal Axelrod Publicity ...............................Nikki Lloyd 197 Senior Trip 1971 — Four Days In Washington D.C. And Williamsburg Va. No fraternizing! Everybody up . . . nobody sleeps! Party in 723 — Where's Wiggie? If we don't go swimming tonight you'll know who to blame! Those immortal words will long be remembered by the 32 seniors who went on the annual four day trip to Washington. D.C. and Williamsburg Va. Leaving MRHS early Tuesday. June 8. the group arrived in Washing- ton around noon and spent the first two and a half days touring the nation's capital. Among the sights visited were the Smithsonian Insti- tute. FBI Building, Archives, Capitol Building. Mount Vernon. Iwo Jima monument. Arlington Cemetery, Supreme Court, and Washington. Lin- coln. and Jefferson Memorials. Leaving Thursday for Williamsburg, the group stopped in Jamestown, site of our nations first settlement, to visit the landmarks. Then in Williamsburg, it toured the streets of that famous town, including the Governor's Palace. Capitol and jail. A very tired group arrived back at Matawan late Friday night. Although they formed the smallest group in many years, the 1971 seniors not only enjoyed the sights, but created their own unique forms of fun in the evenings and on the bus. Commencement Class Of 1971 Salutatonan Deborah Richman Acting superintendent of schools Anthony Nuccio presented the following awards at commencement exercises for the Class of 1971. held Tuesday evening. June 22. on the athletic field: Renee Myers. Deborah Richman. and Charles Weigel — Medals for the top three scholastic averages for four years David Alexander — Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award for the high est average m the sciences Deborah Richman and Charles Weigel - Woman's Club of Matawan awards for a senior boy and girl interested in furthering their education in one of the professions Barbara Grady and Frank Dugan — Matawan chapter of the National Honor Society Curtis Edwards — John J. Shea memorial award for leadership Renee Myers — Business and Professional Woman's Club of Matawan award to the girl who maintained the highest scholastic average Susan Sigmund — Mrs. Dons Ronson Business and Professional Woman's Club memorial award to a worthy senior Carsandra Taylor — James J. Kerwin Sr. memorial basketball trophy Renee Myers — Farmers and Merchants National Bank Award for excellence in mathematics and citizenship Jacqueline Parsick and Robert Connelly — Chffwood Teachers Association award for a deserving girl and boy graduate who had attended Cliffwood Elementary School Muriel Hamilton — Matawan Regional High School PTA award to a non college preparatory student planning to further his or her education Robert Connelly — Dr. Sollon M. lazow All-Around Athlete award Michael Cuomo — John Richard Johnson memorial award to a deserving vocational student Michael Herb — Robert Dietz Memorial Award for outstanding service in ath letics Barbara Drago — Matawan Italian-Amcncan Association and Ladies Auxiliary Scholarship Stephen 8aker and Elliot Groffman — Student Council award for outstanding service as members of the council Stacy Bogdonoff. Cann Goldberg, and Deborah Richman — Monmouth Arts Foundation scholarship certificates in recognition of outstanding talent in the field of art. The Matawan Teachers Association also offered 18 scholarships totaling $4,200 to: Robert Connelly. Eileen Rubin. Kathleen Clodius. Neal Axelrod. Christine Fleming. Lois Hynes. Michele I. Wilson. Eddie Sanders. Jacqueline Parsick. Walter Zwirko. Carsandra Taylor. Janet Frew. Bernice Heyer. Barbara Grady. Patrice Hodge. Lisa Zimmer. Debra Herriger. and Willodene Hart 202 203 THE WHITE IIOI'SK Washington TO THE 1971 GRADUATING CLASS MATAWAN REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL America can be intensely proud of the young men and women who complete their secondary education and begin their adult life. We have every reason uo be encouraged as we look to you — to your energies, your hopes and your ambitions. We have every right to be confident as we consider your high sense of p srpcse and refreshing desire to serve. There is little doubt that today's seniors want to be involved. And today's America needs your full involvement. Whatever career, whatever interests, whatever course you pursue in your lives: you will find in our nation the unlimited opportunity to contribute to the progress and well-being of your fellou citizens. Our success in meeting the critical challenges we face as a nation depends on your positive response to this opportunity that is before you. I believe that America's pride and confidence in you are soundly placed. I believe that you will look within yourselves to ask how best you can direct your special talents to help fill the urgent needs of those who, through no fault of their own, have not enjoyed a rightful share in the general prosperity of America. I see a nation that is not divided by age groups, but one that is united in a common purpose: and it is a purpose in which you have a vital part. My congratulations to you on the scholarship that has earned you this diploma, and my sincere good wishes as you go forth to do your best in your chosen field, helping to builc better communities and a stronger America. Boosters The Miller Family J. Burke Mr. Mrs. Gilmer Davis The E. R. Wilson Family A. R. Matthews The Van Exter Family With Love from N.B.J.S. Mrs. Lorenzo Wes. Sylvia. John Mundy V. F. Tracy Bill Wilson Congratulations J. Kacirek Mr. Mrs. John Skinner Mr. Mrs. John Rowe A. Casuccio Mr. Mrs. Victor Fabrovic J. Donald Frier Mr. Mrs. Allen Pearl Family The Mellor Family The Grantelli Family Helen Michael Richter The Fishman Family The Baumann Family Jeffrey. Danny. Julie Leydan Mr. Mrs. H. Lindemann Barbara. Chuck. Sandi. Brad Jones Amy Ingrid Becky Lyn Dueben Mina Shortridge Mr. Mrs. Ronald Sigismondi Mr. Mrs. George F. Smith Madeline Sigismondi Mr. Mrs. Daniel B. Hayes Mr. Mrs. Toby Miele Mr. Mrs. Charles Lubow Mr. Mrs. Frank N. Snyder Mr. Mrs. Harold Jones Mr. Mrs. Albert Flemer Jr. Mr. Mrs. Walter Doyle Mr. Mrs. Everett C.. Smith Mr. Mrs. Julius Gibel Mr. Mrs. Herbert J. Parker Mr. Mrs. G. Morgan Mr. Mrs. Peter J. Koelsch Mrs. Sylvia R. Marro James Moore Mrs. Alyce Perry and Lyn Mrs. Eileen Davis Miss Eugenia H. Czajkowski Mrs. Judith Sarisky Richard J. Salley Pisces Mrs. Helen Gontarek John G. Holler The Switzer Family Rhonda Danny Kevin Charles Hodge Matawan Regional Maintenance Dept Mr. Mrs. Walter Hill The Yekells Frank Castiglia Mr. Mrs. Paul Cuffari The Frazier Family John Poulos PEACE (j.g.) The Taylor Family The Witzgall Family Jo Ann Krestan The Gelburds Donald Laura Hodge Mr. Mrs. Wm. Neukomm In memory of Florence Daniels Mrs. Nurham Manukian Lawrence X. Corley Elementary School Phys. Ed. Staff The Fry Family The Peterkofsky Family Albert Rossi Mr. Mrs. Russell Walling Maureen Montone Mr. Kamin June Magda Mr. Mrs. Fred Moser Bill Ada Formon Dorothy Rita Grasso Mr. Mrs. Gregory Hommel Judy Garthwaite Mr. Mrs. Stephen Gulian Mr. Mrs. Buys Catherine M. Siddons Florence S. Ochs Marilyn McCarron Mr. Mrs. James P. Healy Mr. Mrs. L. N. Holzman Peter Eovino Andrew Patania Mr. Mrs. William S. Phelan Nancy Kenneth Soderlund Mr. Mrs. Geo. P. Wood Rah P. E.! Bacchus Mr. Gunther K. Heyse Mr. Mrs. John Evans Boosters Mrs. John Donahue Mr. Mrs. Marvin Paris Edward B. Mayer P. R. Robinson Mr. Mrs. Shapiro Adamec Family Mr. Rubenstein Mr. Mrs. E. C. Clegg Mr. Irving Ledet Mr. Mrs. E. Chas. Weigel Mr. Mrs. E. Eichenholtz Mr. Mrs. Bernard Hyman Jeri Lynn Morgan Firestone Family Mr. Mrs. William Overmyer Mr. Mrs. David Stamm Mr. Mrs. B. Goldstein Mr. Mrs. Park A. McJunkin Mr. Mrs. P. Minichiello Mr. Mrs. Paul Mars Mr. Mrs. Gerald Morgan Mrs. G. Maier Peter. Adam and Missy Ginsburg Mr. Mrs. John Dill Mr. Mrs. George Creswell Mr. Mrs. Herbert Lacy Mr. Mrs. E. L. West Mr. Mrs. Richard Ross Mr. Harry J. Geist Kolakowski Family Mr. Mrs. D. Gary Dickey Family Mr. Mrs. Clifford W. Shackelton Sr. C. M. McNamara John Schunck Mrs. W. Wolf Patrick J. Baglino Mr. Mrs. Charles Jorg Mr. Mrs. T. F. Shortell J. Soboleski Lois Fred Reid Mr. Mrs. James Reid Ingrid Kurt Carlson Mr. Mrs. C. Hollweg James A. O'Donnell Jr. David Roscher Mrs. C. Muller Mr. Mrs. Joseph Cory Jr. Schiavone Family Mr. Mrs. M. Smolak Kathy Mr. Mrs. T. Koben Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Robinson Mr. Mrs. Wm. A. Schwartz Mr. Mrs. F. A. Almerino Mr. Mrs. Thomas Powers Mr. Mrs. Pat Paolise Mr. Mrs. Robert McKenan Mr. Mrs. Stephen Levine Mr. Mrs. Martin Cleary Loretta Kevin Colgan Irene Kamil Mr. Mrs. Robert Wilkinson Mrs. Michael Gruft Charlie Angie Mr. Mrs. M. Apruzzese Pat Bob Billy Brenon Mr. Mrs. Manny Miller Mrs. D. Metz Mr. Mrs. George Perkins “In Memory of Janis Joplin Jimi Hendrix The Knudsens Margaret A. Rispoli Mr. Mrs. Frank R. Rispoli Matawan Regional High School P.T.A. Cathy Wallach Mr. Mrs. Ray Michaels Al Mangini Mr. Mrs. Robert Rauf Mr. Mrs. William McCuen The Pacheco Family Mr. Mrs. Allen Zack Family Mr. Mrs. Jerome Tabakman Mr. Mrs. Earle Silverman Mr. Mrs. Richard F. Mattone Mr. Mrs. Ben Ellis Carole Fred Barth Kevin Michaels Ronald Sigismondi Claire Marie Mullin Mr. Mrs. Anthony Infante Mr. Mrs. Frank Miele Mr. Mrs. Joseph Miele Mr. Mrs. C. Sigismondi Mr. Mrs. Fiorindo Sigismondi Mr. Mrs. Louis Cevasco Jr. Harry Charlotte Family Joseph Elvera Grimaldi Elizabeth Koben Mr. Mrs. H. Debiec Donna Bobbie Mr. Mrs. L. Pedhaniak Mr. Mrs. Robert Muller Nancy Ann Longstreet Mr. Mrs. Timothy Tesch Mr. Mrs. Charles Brown Mr. Mrs. W. Schneider The Cryan Family Mr. Mrs. Edwin T. Campbell Mr. William J. Campbell Mr. Mrs. J. Donlon Mr. Mrs. Vargas The Hutchins Family Mr. Mrs. John Wagnes Mr. Mrs. Joseph C. Daley Mr. Mrs. George Deitz Mr. Frank Pinkus Anne Dick Frazier Bill Campbell The Poland Family Mr. Mrs. L. Sacerdote Mr. Mrs. Claudio F. Ramos Mr. Mrs. Donald A. Drake Mr. Mrs. Donald T. Day Howard. Rae Hauser Family Mr. Mrs. John Shepherd Mr. Mrs. Fred Zoll Mr. Mrs. Pat Manzo Mrs. Beatrice Coon Mr. Mrs. Steve Testa Mr. Mrs. Victor Papa Knapp Family Frank Ann Lasko Mr. Mrs. Edward Scardis Diane Papa Mr. Mrs. E. F. Murphy Kenneth Nancy Soderland Eric. Eve. Kari Kastango An Effete Snob Rabbi Mrs. Weiner Mr. Mrs. Louis Lamie Mr. Mrs. W. J. Rokos Mr. Mrs. N. Janwich Lori Mr. Mrs. Sal Vicari Mr. Mrs. Stanley Vicari Mr. Mrs. H. Duda Mr. Mrs. W. Farrell Mr. Mrs. Leon Bailey Compliments from a friend Pinky VicariSenatore Eleanor Zdrodowski Janice Kennedy Boosters Thomas Senatore The Vicari Family Patricia Ann Vicari Mr. Mrs. Eugene Valanzano Bill Farrell — Class of SA Mr. Mrs. Nagy Family Mr. Mrs. Monte Rutledge The Mankin Family Mr. Mrs. A. DeCandia Mr. Mrs. E. J. Thompson L. C. A. The Force Family Frances M. Adler Eleanor F. Cox Lewis Mandell Family David Witt A. G. Smith Family Jay Okun Mr. Mrs. Leonard Okun Elizabeth Dominique Lloyd Mr. F. Howard Lloyd Jr. Marilyn McCarron Leigh. Jill. Howard. Nancy. Joseph. and Linda Kremer Ron Field Mr. Mrs. Keith Eckerle A Friend The Suhadya Family Alyce C. Perry Mr. Mrs. T. J. Miltner Mr. Mrs. Leonard G. Egee Family Mrs. Helen Schneider Family The Roffises Mr. Mrs. Herbert Ginsburg Mr. Mrs. John Polachek Family Mrs. Florence Ochs Robin. Jodi. Marc. Shari Schneider The Patroski Family Mr. Mrs. Joseph Gaval Pocsaji Family Elaine Silva Kev Carol Mr. Mrs. Engebretson Mrs. Antisell Lou Casper The Bob Marvel Family Mr. Mrs. Warren Buddie Mr. Mrs. Polanowski Mrs. J. E. Jones Ann Estwanick Mr. Mrs. C. Kaufmann Boosters The Jaffrey Family Mr. Mrs. S. S. Hughes Mr. Mrs. Martin F. Bell Mr. Leon Britton Doris Flagler Mr. Mrs. George Patania Mr. Mrs. Angelo Patania Mrs. Mary M. Ryan Tantleff Family Mrs. Gloria M. Wein Mr. Mrs. John A. Pauly Lysbeth W. Geran Mr. Mrs. Wm. A. Ammann III Mr. Mrs. R. Longstreet Family Mr. Mrs. J. C. Bucco Family Mrs. V. Feldman Mr. Mrs. Ed Weber Jr. Mr. Mrs. Paul J. Santori Carolyn Fry Melissa. Don Loots The Fry Family Linda Misiewicz Mr. Mrs. H. Parker Charles Holtz Neil O'Donnell A. Schwartz Family Mr. Mrs. Richard Emley Harmon. Aloysius. Farquaw The Miyakawa Family The Bol Family R. Johl The Witzgall Family Doris Ed Kibble Mr. Mrs. T. Reilly Mr. Mrs. Tabb Family Robert M. Davitt Mr. Mrs. Paul Comfrey The Riche's Mr. Mrs. J. Pearl Seymour Pond The Fischer Family The Finkelstein Family Mr. Mrs. James A. Duda The Emmel Family The Morachnick Family Mr. Mrs. Herbert Serle Mrs. William Fankhauser Mr. Mrs. Frank Nebus Mr. Mrs. William E. Smith Jr. Mr. Mrs. Elmer Beck Mr. Mrs. John Pauly Mr. Mrs. Florian Kasprzycki Mrs. Peter W. Zuorick Stefani Hapalowsky Mr. Mrs. J. J. Mauceri Mr. Mrs. Bruce Tuttle Pete Eovino Tom Parisi Judi Garthwaite Barbara Bajza Mr. Mrs. Daniel Kostrinsky Regine Sergile Dr. Mrs. Noel Jennings Mr. Mrs. A. Ando FLAXMAN Eleanor M. Hicks Shirley Lee Johnson W. Steinberg Mrs. La Dage Richard Rigg Raymond Mary Finegan Frank A. Duncan Edith Lautkin Mr. Mrs. Ronald Keil Family Mr. Mrs. E. Cattani Mr. Mrs. V. Ferrero Mr. Mrs. Peter J. Van Rixoort Mr. Mrs. Robert Mayer Mr. Mrs. James Bellini Jr. Misshlolares Zullo Morris Duncan Mr. Mrs. J. D. Miller Mrs. Arthur Rothman Mr. Mrs. W. Messerschmidt Franklyn Hunter Mr. Mrs. Peter J. Koelsch Mr. Mrs. W. L. King John Bradley Mrs. John Bodziak Mr. Mrs. Patrick Daloia Richard P. Daloia Mr. Mrs P. Amerio Mr. Mrs. Paul Bogdan Mr. Mrs. Charles Brown Jr. son The Rhea Longstreet Family Gary Gay Hermann R. Getshall Family John J. Muller Mr. Mrs. Ronald E. Marley Mr. Mrs. Holtz Mr. Mrs. Marshall Longstreet Robert Vincent Mitchell Boosters Patrons Mr. Mrs. George Patania Madison Esso Mr. Mrs. Stephen Dembo Mr. Mrs. Malcolm Finger Mr. Mrs. A. Kull Mrs. Marianne Handler Mr. Mrs. W. Formon Mr. Mrs. Warren Evensen Mr. Mrs. Angello Patania Mr. Mrs. Pat Manna Andrew Patania Lynn Mr. Mrs. G. Hommel Vincent C. DeMaio Dr. Grant E. Levin Robert J. Isaacson; D.D.S. Kenneth A. Barton; D.D.S. Dr. Grant E. Levin William H. Pengel Dr. George Wexler Edward W. Currie E. L. Canton. M.D. — S.H. Glassman. M.D., P.A. Mrs. Alfred Casagrande J.W. McCue, D.D.S. The Oldest Bank in Monmouth County Established 1830 Farmers Merchants Opon Five Different Nights • Marlboro • Strathmore • Cliffwood • Matawan • Ocean Township Mombor of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of Burger Chef Route 34 Matawan, N.J. Props — John and Paul Lambrakis Everything For The Office Bayshore Stationers, Inc. Corner of Main and W. Front Streets Keyport, N.J. 264-5555 ANIEL A. DEVINO Building Contractor 210 Springlawn Ave. Matawan, N.J. Phone: 566-4740 Compliments of Atlantic Glass Company International Barters Mart Unique. Imported Gift Items Mod Jewelry — Accessories 319 Broad Street Colonial Shopping Center Matawan. New Jersey 201 5664188 566 7977 Restaurant — Cocktail Lounge The Don Quixote Inn Banquets — Weddings Facilities For 300 C. Randolph Heuser. Jr. Highway 34 Matawan. N.J. Tom’s Ford Inc. The all New Pinto TBirds Galaxies Torinos Mavericks Mustangs Trucks One of the Largest Selections of A-l Used Cars in New Jersey Dial 264 1600 200 State Highway 36 Keyport. New Jersey ‘‘We always treat you right” Arne Kalma Flowers 27 Highway 34 Matawan, N.J. 5660825 Paul Ziegler Florist 188 Jackson Street Matawan. New Jersey Tel.: 566 2888 JO-JOE’S COCKTAIL LOUNGE Package Goods Props. Joseph Mary Bacharde Highway =34 566-9801 Matawan, N.J. Day’s Funeral Home 361 Maple Place Keyport. New Jersey Phone: 264-1352 Best Of Luck MULLER CHEVROLET PAPPAS STUDIOS 10 Main Street. Keyport. N.J. Phone: 264-6500 Distinguished Aerial. Commercial Wedding Photography Sun Savings Loan Association Matawan Office 132-134 Main St., Matawan Madison Village Cleaners Dry Cleaning At Its Finest Cliffwood Ave.. Matawan 566 3232 Con-Fran Enterprises. Inc. Frank Devmo. President STRATHMORE LANES Pro Shop Restaurant 54 AMF Lanes 12 Billiard Tables Highway 34 566-3880 Nursery Catering Coffee Shop Cocktail Lounge Matawan. New Jersey Compliments of Edward C. Reilly Associates Professional Engineers — Land Surveyors 400 New Brunswick Ave. 70 Schanck Rd. Perth Amboy. N.J. Freehold. N.J. Tel: 264-0499 BEDLE FUNERAL HOME 212 Main St. 61 Broad St. Matawan, N.J. Keyport. N.J. Ja-Ce Company, Inc. 129 Church Street. New Brunswick, N.J. Phone: Kilmer 5-2797 Food service to industry and schools Single System Laundry Dry Cleaning 264-0757 Established 1925 Broad and First Streets Keyport. N.J. Congratulations Bath Things A Boutique for your Bathroom Rt. 34 Strathmore Shopping Center Matawan. New Jersey 07747 583 3090 Acknowledgements The amount of time spent in creating this yearbook, is indeed, immeasurable. Time and time again, it has been said that making a yearbook is a hard job. and by having this yearbook come out in June, the pressure has been twice as much. First, I would like to thank my staff, who were devoted enough to work on the book daily, after school until as late as eight o'clock, when deadlines grew nearer. The editors have all been a tremendous help, and how can I possibly thank Debbie Richman and Stacy Bogdonoff enough for all that they have done? I can't begin to thank Mrs. Frazier for all her patience, time, concern, worrying, and most of all. her faith in us. Many people have helped in many ways, and I would especially like to thank: Mina Shortridge. who did all the odd jobs that are vitally important in mak mg a yearbook, got bossed around, and typed at our command. Our parents, for being chauffeurs, tolerating the late hours and having so much patience. The Student Council, for letting us use the Student Council room to work. Miss Gould Miss Greco, for letting us out of classes to work, so we could try to meet deadlines. The Science Department, for letting us constantly borrow their typewriter. The Freshmen, who sold the most boosters, and helped us straighten out the underclassmen section. Mr. Frazier, for eating so many late dinners, and for taking us home. Mrs. Frazier's 9th period sewing class, for our constant interruptions, and crowding of their sewing tables with yearbook materials. Mr. Wynne Murchison of the American Yearbook Company, for his knowledge, service and enduring patience. Mr. Seymour Pappas of Pappas Studios, for his cooperation, time and devo- tion. Carin Goldberg and Jon Schwartz, for their moral support, if nothing else. Mr. Carl Youngman, for his work in having our previous yearbook bills paid so we could start anew without financial problems. And a special thanks to all of those who actually helped us. instead of merely criticizing. Pillar '71 Specifications Cover: American Embossed. Sand Grain. with Silkscreen applied design Text Stock: Dulcoat and Dove Con tern porary Typography: 8 and 10 points News Gothic and News Gotnic Bold with head lines in 24 and 18 pt. Gothic Bold. American Yearbook Company. Cambridge. Maryland. ’71 • PILLAR’71 • PILLAR '71 • PILLAR ’71
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