Memorial High School - Humanist Yearbook (West New York, NJ)

 - Class of 1960

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PllllL0ll ll Since the creation ot man knowledge has played a major role In many ot has pursuuts Throughout the various ages new dlscoverues have aroused has :magn natlon and sncnted his thurst tor further knowledge The discovery ot ture and the :nventnon ot the wheel for Instance were deemed great malestones nn man s creatsve abnlnty Since that tame, how ever many other clvuluzatuons have con trnbuted Important adeas and duscoverues for the advancement ot man l-lavnng the prrvrlege of using thrs knowledge accumulated through the ages we the Class of June l96O hope to utnluze nt to the best ot our abnlntnes 1 - n . . 1 v - 1 v BOARD OF EDUCATION WEST NEW YORK' NEW JERSEY UNION 7-6580 JOHN J. WHITE. JR. PEARL RUTAN DE ssc o :mutex sursmmsnoznr OF scnoou 'ET' Y T su' -- - WILLIAM JASLOVSKY OFFICE: 163 - 63nn S nz:-r A95'5 'ANT BECRETMW 1960 ltlss Elizabeth V Borneman Memorztal High School West New York, N J My dear Miss Bornemanx As you take leave of us, after more than hh years of devoted, falthinl and dedicated service and leadershlp 111 educating the youth of our Community, it is fittnng that true recognition be now glven to you. I realize that no words of mne can sufflclently describe the extent of your influence on the lives of those to nhom you gave dlrection and inspiration. No sentences can due to you from our Community since can be attributed to your influence it s leaders, Under your formative istrator, they and countless others i'1elds and success and happiness ln valuable members of thelr COImI'1'l1DZI.t1SS are living test1mony adequately detaal the debt of gratltude so much of it s growth and prosperity on those who once your's are now h influence both as teac er and admin have gamed prominence their way of llfe, and 1n their chosen as uprlght and of your worth More personally, l shall miss your whole-hearted cooperation and support It was always so reassurlng to know that the admnnistratlon of Memorlal High School was in such capable and competent hands. Thank you sunply expressed, but genuinely meant. Now, a last but lastlng wish that echoes the sentzunents of all who have known you May the years ahead be many and each day a treasury of joyous memorles and happzmess. Sine rely, U, J gb TE, J Super endent of Schools JJWxwg3 NT M25' 9 I and your contribution to society, . . . . . l L 4 V',-' X O . I ' IIEIIICATIUN gum lb- Miss Elizabeth Y. Borneman MISS GODFREY As dlrector of the Mathematncs Department Muss Bertha A Godfrey has glven many students a flrm foundatlon rn mathematics She has also founded and consclentuously worked wlth the Math Club whrch wall truly mlss her guldance Thus Math Club alded by Mass Godfrey has become a member of a natronal organlzatnon Thus Mlss Godfrey has grven a great deal to Memorial MR KAUFFMAN KENNETH D HART As rn the world of busrness and the arts so ln a school unrverse the gutted human berng seeks properly to play hrs part By recognlzlng and fulfrlllng hrs dutles wrth the strength and authorrty settmg for wlth an understandlng of human fraulty apprecratlng the comedy rn many a sltuatlon confrontlng hum the flner type of school admlnnstrator can be a powerful force rn moldlng the characters of our future cutlzens and such an upnght scholarly humor lovlng ded: cated and responsrble schoolman IS our retlrrng Vlce Prlnclpal Kenneth D Hart W MR McGUINNESS In the Hlstory and Soclal Studies Department Memorlal has had the prrvllege of haylng M Vincent McGulnness He has successfully performed hrs work of teachmg students about the past and enabl mg them to proflt by past mrstakes and thus meet problems of the future with a better understandlng We respect and admlre Mr Mc Gulnness MISS LUCKINGS We of Memorlal Hugh School have truly been blessed to have had Mass Allce P Luckrngs as a member of our teachrng staff As the head of the Latln Department she has shown her capable and efflclent qualltles A pleasant smile a warm heart an lntelluoent mind we wlll always remember Mass Luckrngs 4 As supervlsor of the Technncal Department Mr Carl Kauffman has helped, many young men toward thelr vocatlons Hrs sponsorship of the General Student Organrzatron whuch he helped to form well always be remembered by all of us We are rndeed grateful to Mr Kauffman , ' 91 ' .Ml I ' . f S U' himself intellectual standards, mellowjng 'his decisions ff , I 1 MRS. GALVIN Mrs. Helen C. Galvin, a member of the Science Department, has shown capability and competence as a science teacher. She is truly the quintessence of discipline, and we respect her for this quality. We of- fer our sincere good wishes for the future to Mrs Galvin lill PECT MR. MARANO The boys of Memorial High School will truly miss Mr. Louis Marano. A member of the Technical Depart- ment, Mr. Marano has helped many students gain a background of skills needed for drafting, carpentry and mechanics Our best wishes for the future are sent to Mr Marano MRS. TOURIAN Sincere and dedicated are two adjectives that perfectly describe one of our best English teachers, Mrs. Zabelle G. Tourian. The sim- plicity of her quiet manner and her loving heart are two of the reasons that we respect and admire Mrs Tourian JN! MISS CRADDOCK Responsible for the health of Memorial s students and faculty Miss Edna Craddock our school T B X rays eye tests and physical check ups were just a few of her many tasks We respect and admire Miss Craddocks dedication to her work in the field of medicine May her future bring her many fruitful moments MR KRAUSE As head of the Science Depart ment for many years Mr Herman F Krause has successfully performed learned to prove a theory by experi ments Mr Krause has given stu dents a better understanding of the difficult problems of science and we will always remember Mr Krause as a truly intelligent man 5 MISS McARDLE Considered to be one of the finest English teachers Miss Marguerite M McArdle head of the Reading of all who know her She is truly dedicated to her work as a teacher and we will always remember our beloved Miss McArdle O O I nurse, did her iob well. Patch tests, his iob. ln his classes, students have Departmentfhas gained the respect ff! L. MEMEEIAL HIGH SEHEEL WEST NEW YEEK, NEW JEESEY HUMANIST JUNE fx 1960 gl: S 5 TABLE 0F UUNTENTS ya 619 N A I A ADMIEISTRATIEN Page 9 FACULTY Page I3 UNDERCLASSMEN Page 37 ATHLETICS Page Cl ACTIVITIES J '- 5 im semoes iff? Page Sl ADVERTISEMENTS Page 133 CD A fe gg 2255+ Eff? xx L a 2 re Q , Pi E3 ef we iii A Page 75 , I QQ I 4 X gif, me C4 WCA .gf Q AA Aff.. .3 W WJQ ff ADMINISTRATIUN Sf'-I '11 . JOSEPH ARRIGOTTI THOMAS C. MCGILL CHARLES A. FICKEN President Vice President. IHIAIHI of Ell UATIII As governing body of West New York s educatlonal system the Board of Educatron has efficiently and conscaentrously strrven towards obtamrng modern facrlutres for the West New York students Through theur untrrnng efforts many Improvements have been made that are worthy of our deepest appreclatlon and acknowledgment 'itz' 'lb EMIL GAUSCONI CARLTON LEBOW JOHN P COURTNEY ELSIE ANDREWS FRANCIS CASTELLANO PETER A CORBISIERO Secretary Assistant Secretary Attorney Busmess Manage' IO P 6' J Q 4 . A 1 J. I , 43, - Allllll I THATIO JHHN I WHITE Supermtendent of Schools As Supernntendent of West New York Schools Mr White has gauned the respect of every man woman and child of thus town Hrs abalutres of leadership and hls oratorucal talents are two of has most outstandmg char acterustucs as head of our educatnonal system KENNETH H HAHT Vice Prmclpal Malntannung dusclplune a dnffncult task has been overcome by our Vice Prmcupal M l-lart In farm but gentle manner he has per formed has job well and has ganned the respect of everyone I I ELIZABETH V BHHNEHAN Prmclpal A feeling of admiration and respect us the effect our prlnclpal Mass Borneman has made on many lnduvnduals During the years as principal of our school she has shown great Interest nn all school affaurs We express our apprecuatnon for her untnrung efforts and successful admmustratlon I-1485 yipvnnrwm: f yi . U I I 0 I . . ,,...-... ....... ... ......-s--- .gm 1 Ex. -1. O X V 4, - , I'. G lllllllllll llllPAli'l'lllll 'l' The Guldance Department of Memorual Hugh School has many dnfflcult tasks to handle Solvung varlous problems facnng students IS the mann job of the Deans Through theur never faulung efforts they have won the thanks and gratntude of every student because students know that a member of the Guidance Department as always ready wulllng and able to help them JOHN C CENDO JOSEPH DONNELLY ALICE HALFPENNY EDNA SMITH Q' Q' VIRGINIA FICKEN SYLVIA WlLSON ROSE MILLIMET CATHLEEN B MILLER Effncnent and courteous are two adyectlves that perfectly describe Mernorlals capable Q., secretaries Carrynng out the school s bus: ness procedures xs thenr mann task and they do lt carefully and dlllgently l2 THERESA WURSTHORN NELLIE MONTANARO Attendance Offucer I U 1'-sf 5 K I H if 57 , ag , FACULTY ANTHONY ANDREA LUCILLE ASTRELLA GERTRUDE BARRETT Manual and Industrial Natural Science Head Teacher Arts Health Education Girls Department WWWQ if ff! EILEEN BARTH CHARLES BERRY ANTHONY BOCCHIERI Drawing and Design Commercial Subgects Health Education Boys Department LOUIS BRENNER LEONARD BURNS ANTHONY CAVADI Commercial Subjects Manual and Industrial Manual and Industrial Arts Arts ANNE B. CENDO JOHN C. CENDO ELVIRA CHIRICOSTA Natural Science Guidance Department Italian History and Social Science MAX COHEN FRANCESCO CORDASCO FLORENCE COURTNEY History and Social English Health Education Science Girls' Department JOSEPH CUVIELLO Head Teacher History and Social Science JOSEPH DONNELLY Guidance Department History and Social Science GEORGE A DE LAMATER ROSE DI LAVORE Director Music nv FRANCES DUFFY Health Education Girls Department if-'AH' LAWRENCE FEENEY MILTON FIALKOFF English Manual and Industrial Arts English WALTER EICKMANN English lack HELEN C. GALVIN Natural Science EDITH GIORDAN English RUTH M GRENNAN Mathematics ALICE J HALFPENNY Guidance Department Mathematlcs IRVING IRWIN Hnstory and Soclal Sclence BERTHA A GODFREY VARTKESS GOPOIAN Head Teacher English Mathematucs BLANCHE M GRISCOM JAMES GROWNEY Latin Head Teacher Athletlc and Safety Boys Department Health Education Director of the DIVISION of Health and Physical Education ESTHER E HANNA ADELE HARlNG Head Teacher Supervlsor Commercual Sublects Home Economlcs NN Pkiildi REINTRAUT JONSSON W CARL KAUFFMAN Modern Languages Supervisor Manual and lndustrlal Arts xl! 1 v ESR. , . '? I , 1 DAVID KLEIN JACK KOTLOW Health Educatlon Health Educatnon Boys Department Boys Department SHIRLEY LAZARUS FRANK I-ERCHE Home Economlcs Drawing and DESIGN 17' FLORENCE LEVINE EZEKIEL LEVY Commerclal Subjects Musnc LOUIS MARAN0 ANTHONY MARTIN Ma -15' aR'41'ndUSf lil Commercnal Subiects I' S 1! ik HERMAN F KRAUSE Head Teacher Natural Science NICHOLAS LESSNER Mathematics New ff:-L H-3' 2, MPS ALICE P LUCKINGS Head Teacher Latm MARY JANE MAYER English wx f 4 ,sl 1 ,ar I MARGUERITE MCARDLE GENEVIEVE MCCLOSKEY ELWOOD K MCFARLIN English English Manual and Industrial Arts AM JOHN C MCGRATH VINCENT MCGUINNESS GERALD K MCINERNEY Hlsfory and 505,51 History and Social Manual and Industrial Science Science Arts DOROTHY MCNAMARA EDITH NAHMIAS EILEEN NORTON English Commercial Subjects Drawing and Design CORNELIUS O'CONNOR EILEEN O'CONNOR VICTORIA PITRELLI Head Teacher English Commercial Subiects English A JOSEPH RADOSLOVICH KENNETH RALSTON CARL RAPARELLI Health EdUC3fl0l'1 Commercial Sublects Health Educatuon Boys Department Boys Department PHYLLIS REICH ROBERT H ROLLINS ESTELLE RUBANO Commerclal Subjects Coordinator and Modern Languages Supervusor of Secondary and Elementary Scuence If ALICE RUBSAM SILVIO N RUGGIERO AUGUSTA SATZ Mathematics Natural Scnence Mathematrcs CLARICE SILVERSTEIN EDNA SMITH ROSALYND SOCOL M3Tl'lem8fiCS Guidance Department Commercial Subjects Modern Languages JULIA STEPHANO MURRAY STROBER JOAN SULLIVAN Hlstory and Socual Natural Scnence History and Soclal Science Science NN Plcturdl 'BP4' RICHARD TAYLOR ZABELLE TOURIAN SALVATORE TROMBETTA Natural Science English HlSf0fY and SOCIBI Science FRANCES VAN WAGENINGE Modern Languages 20 ROY WOODRUFF FABIAN ZACCONE Drawlng and Deslgn Supervlsor PHYLLIS ZACCONE English Drawing and Design Onl painting tradmonal or modern? ART DEPARTME 'll Under the expert supervnslon of Mr Zaccone Mernornal s Art staff wnll gnve all possnble attention to any pupnl Interested un Art At the end of a four year course the pupll wnth artustlc ablllty wall know all the necessary fundamentals which are necessary for self expressuon an has work FABIAN ZACCONE Head Teacher Mr Lerches puppetry prolects are fun '44 MR Brenner s Salesgnls llllMMElllllIlL DEPARTME T The CommercIaI Department under the dIrectIon of MISS E E Hanna offers a varIety of courses desIgned to equIp the student wIth the skIlls and attItudes necessary for today s busIness world Our secretarIaI students learn offIce practIce and procedures In typIng and stenography courses and apply these skIlls In a sImulated offIce sItuatIon OffIce PractIce Our bookkeepIng majors not only learn theory but apply It In a realIstIc set of CorporatIon Accounts RetaIl Sellmg not only provIdes InstructIon In the correct methods of presentIng demonstratIng and sellIng goods but also teaches wIndow dIsplay and provIdes a research project In whIch the students InvestIgate and defend the reasons for the establIshment of a retaIl busIness In a partIcular neIghborhood A vast fund of knowledge pertaInIng to Insurance travel manufacture stocks and bonds and many other Important areas IS presented In the JunIor OffIC9 TraInIng CommercIal ArIthmetIc and Consumer EducatIon Courses Mimeographlng another project for Mrs. Pitrelli. ESTHER E HANNA Head Teacher Wi: CORNELIUS OCONNOR N u v E L Head Teacher f stil GNU' L-csv' P ns.: earn The novel and the play make Engi sh lnte estmg E GLI ll DEPARTME 'I' The English Department under the guidance of Mr O Connor strnves to umprove the student s grammar and Instruct hum nn proper sentence struc ture broaden has Iuterary scope and Increase has vocabulary The thorough ness of the English courses as appreciated and praused by the students of Memorual Mrs Jonsson provides a creative wrntung course for students wlshung uncrease thenr factluty of expresslon 6327115 ENJUY HISTURY' THRUUGH THE 54 'Y lv X Memorials students he Englnsh and Hwstory together by reading. Future varsity GERTRUDE BARRETT Head Teacher urls Department ' r f ll. 1. V, , EW Q f. T . - H, ii T, T' , If JOSEPH CUVIELLO Head Teacher DEPARTME T The History Department headed by Mr Cuvuello offers courses In Modern World and Unnted States History Our knowledge of the past and antlcnpatuon of the future glves us an understandnng of our world and the progress that has been made The formulation of opm :ons on controversial subjects rs due to our use of newspapers whnch Inform us of the past present and future P TDDAf5 s TEUUBL KENNE IJUEL NEED Miss Sulluvans students campaign for thenr candidates George Washington crossed the Delaware at this point. JO 1 Hot Mnnce Pre for hungry faces ADELE HARING Supervisor M ECIINDMIU Traunnng the homemakers of tomorrow as the responsubulaty of our Home Economscs department Mrs Harung the department s supervrsor has helped many young gurls become profncnent In serving and the Culinary arts ' 5 Qu-1 if We not only learn cooknng but serv ng and eatnng food correctly 7 fvp, . N V' 4 KI 1 . d L L EfAY'i,, - 1 gf' I . ' . . . ef y . Q 2'-Q t -gf 2 , 6 t 1 - - Q99 1. K t 4, 'l ' ' IF Lafn and ts modern use as Mrs Stephanos students see It 1 Latm should stlmulate the mmd and mcrease the vocabulary of its students since many Englush words are derived from Latm The Latm Department headed by Mass Luckmgs has successfully accomplushed these two necessutnes of today s youth LICE LLJCKINGS Head Teacher L... l l Larm ts kept mteresfmg th ough a club and a Cog house -ri - A r r W y 1 ' y.g..,- ,..., 2' I , I r W . Q . . I r- , - , if - G , ' 5, 5, Q ,, . DJ . N xx 1-Q , . CJ Wo A ' ,J f I I . ' ' . . f', Q.. 1 T , .- ,. R AT E. ..-15, V A f YY '- ' ' l y I AI. A I . , ,I X X Mr Kauffmans boys are makmg another screwdriver Q-1. W CARL KAUFFMAN Head Teacher MA UAL A ll Illlllll TRIAL ART Ouch my hand' Practice makes perfect as these boys learn from ex perlence Under the excellent durectlon of Mr Kauffman and has asslstants the skulled craftsmen of tomorrow are formed from the potential skull of today s students If if doesn't sink, we'lI have fun this summer. BERTHA A GODFREY Head Teacher new Mnss Godfreys sensors keep thear boundarles stralght MATHEMATIC DEPARTMENT Under the dlrectorshlp of Mass Godfrey our outstandlng Mathematlcs Department has shown conslderable progress A foundation of algebra geometry and advanced mathematucs has been lnstnlled unto the mmds of Memorlal students who are grateful to have had such a thorough course The normal Bell curve propecter agalnst VZ U A 19' lj, c 5 4 , V , :C t I U g n If ,V l' ff A sw. ,lf I lS'w.?,1 Q M 4 - 1 - l 'l 'd3 S2 '8arcelona f- Palma 11 'Valencsa Numa u- Cwsw , , . l iam 1 . - ' 'E i l l'- ., 54, l - , -. .a . - 1 1+ g ' 's:'5f,..1s I 'W lr ' .' 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Q-f asm-A W' ML I We ARCEUA The ram In Spam falls malnly on the plam lllllllllll LA GUAGES As the world progresses, so do for elgn relatnons A knowledge of a for engn language as almost essential today, andthe courses offered at Memorial In French, German, ltaluan, or Spanish glve a good foundatnon IH any one language 30 All State Band and proud of xt llll Ill DEPARTME T To gave Memonal students a tuner understandlng and appreclatnon of musvc through lnstructuon In music theory harmony and Instruments IS the mann arm ofthe Music Department Under the dlrectnon ot Mr De Lamater and lnstructnon of Dr Levy the Music Department provudes varlous muslcal actnvntues whnch encourage student partucnpatnon Thus department as com mended for artistically revealing the beauty and lnsplratuons of one of the greatest arts Muslc GEOQGE A De AN-X R 9 J A beg nne pa t pates Q e hard n cr er tn pease Mr DeLama er C' HERMAN F KRAUSE Head Teacher Mrs Cendos F DU Scnence Farr wlnners CIE CE DEPARTME 'l' Our modern Science Department under the durectnon of Mr Krause develops the sclentntnc Interests of today s students This solnd foundation un scnence wull enable the future physncusts to fund the answers to all the emgmas of the unnverse in-'rr 14: 1 Mr :Trober contends that we can measure the speed of lnght I - . . 1 X .N 'V , . . ' ' 1 , J X : I , A U, '. . A rx, 'fl ffkf A 1 4 ae -. '- . ' .' -'Ak fl ' 1 A. 1 vd If K I xv! s gf: . I ' - ' I 1 Music soothes the savage beast and as also enpoyable PEEUH IIEPARTME 'I' ,qs Correct dnctuon proper ermuncmatuon and pronuncuatlon of words and pure rnch tones are the facets of pubhc speakmg that Mrs Gnordan conscnen taously struves to achueve un the speech i of Memorial s students I I .EEK The equ ppe'+ camper ws ready f r anythxng 1 ts espec am tco - W.. A, r . . I h . . ,f ' ' ' . Q Q' . . 'H' f's -- . - ' 1. Q :I- - 1 M kc .X A t X. ' C ' V , . A ' , A I V' CZ. 'Qt , Sf.. -A -3 tx T v-4 ,-, 1' Miss Langan ass sts the students n research and the select on of good novels Mnss Pagl a and Dr Braunste n check an X Ray plate LIBRARY by Mlss Langan who has tranned a staff of student asslstants to handle library sllps check out books and even to fund Information requured by students and help them select worth whale books to read CL Ill Malntannlng Mernornal s students ln the best of health IS the work of our excellent Cllnuc Under the able dlrec tlon of Muss Paglna and Dr Braunstenn the Cllnlc malntalns the physucal ht ness of our faculty and students 3-4 is , ' X 1, x ,Q 1 if gb- XX ,t 5 - Q 'H ' . - JJ QT. ' - V fwf? A- Q . . 'ww' 4 - c 1 - X M Q - 'Q Our well-stocked library is directed t f 4 7 - 12 I 'T N. f. - s f X am, yu R doslovich F. Lerch 5 v Zaccone, A. Mercare vimL..,,5 I eomsm. S,,Hwan, A, Mercarello, om 0F Tum Fm., G M A. Martin, J, Ra J. Sullivan. doslovich, F. Lerche, J. Donnelly, A. Merkarello, P. Zaccone, K- Ralston, .WA iv' P- Langarw. R. Woodruff. QW J, Donnelly, F. Lerche. f R. Woo , , . rche, J. Sullivan, F Le K. Ralston. ngan J. Radoslovlch, A. Merkarello F. Zaccone, G. Quesne druff J Donnelly, P. La , A. Martln, P. Zaccone, l f, H 'K M gm CSS-11,2141 xv WCG Lu P Q H UNDEHCLASSMEN HOMEROOM lO2 Back Row E Packowsku D Curr: R Grenberg Middle Row J Waleck J Taylor P Thiel A Stefson C Rnchter R Cuflllo K Covuello P Pefronello J Nlmbley D Brunner T Cumberfl Mass Chlrlcosta Front Row R Legglo S Ellsano V Pell P Ralnnak R Sllvestrl B Spungm l 1 L HOMEROOM lO3 Back Row V Prolettu R Vec hlone S Paplsn E Halpern J Madden T Russo S Katz L Kaufman M Bazalo R Dobbs H Koeln A Colannlno Mfddle Row J Hr? P Rce A DeGregorlo L lsfok G Cryne C Calv C Katz R Van Zanfen W Lankenau R Ayala D Greene C Czegledy Front Row V Schulze M Mardy l Cacclagulda J Berman P Mulligan J Bonomo C Connelly , , , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , .Q , . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . . l , . . I . I, , I , , , . , . , . l, , , . , ' V e , - , - - 5 - V - . - I - , - l HOMEROOM l O4 Back Row W Gullan W Paczkowsk: L Rodger M Klllen N Spauch R Pascale J Radtke F Wem C Haemmerle F Kublca Mr Marano Front Row F Gnacclo B Lncafa E Worman A Becker D Schader R Loschlavo 4 HOMEROOM l O6 Back Row B Habermann R Hoffmann A Appolufo A Goldberg D Hansen V Gherardl C Flelshner Mlddle Row Mr Mclnerney M Haenel N Swensen L Hermey J Kolm J Kraft C Greenspan J Kerkowsku Front Row G Jackson C Koenlg V Keller M Henmg R Tnlllnghasf D Kazanluan I HOMEROOM 107 Back Row M Judge N LeRose R Hanks W Pullam J Powers B Mart: R Theobold P Sacraclno Maddie Row Mr Kotlow D Ollearo R Muller A Eplceno M Yunas J Blackwell M Koopmann P Malta J Makul F Pluchlno Front Row G Silver J Rubin M Huresky P Fuccl E Kasfler J Hansen iiunm HOMEROOM l IO Back Row Mrs Duffy, D Gnovanm, H Walter, A Roden, E Kesar, A Salcedo,J Reda, M Robmson Front Row D Welsen stem, A Vassallo, C Russo, M Zacco, N Sheppard, G Palmer .23 Q1 7 1 ,. , 5 o - '11 I UV: -M . '. : . n , . - , . , . , . , . ', . , . ' .Q ' : . ' . ' , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . I . . , . , . , . , . . Q f M ,V A HOMEROOM I I I Back Row B Bellauugna C Palmlsano G Hayes R Spinelli R Garbutf E Ferrante L Jones J Cavadl J Cappadona E McDowell Mrs Van Wagonmge Front Row L Klar M Dlspenza S Wermuth J Havens C Witte R Fulcher HOMEROOM I 13 Back Row S Krechner H Swensen A Gerhard? C Berman R Splcer T Kalagero R Glentsmann M Ference T Rugguerl Mrs Courtney rront Row F Tresca J Catello T Pralato L Russo M Scavo J Zakar 1 :. ,. ,. v,. ,. ,. ,.. .. . .. . :.,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . 9 .....,. ,,,, r . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,.. HOMEROOM H4 Back Row J PalmlOfTI E McVey M Abramson R Sabarese G Pefrxgllano J Simon A Mitchell W Cook C Hoffmann E Polnhronakls N Sklarew M Castmo J Duane Middle Row Mrs Rubsan J Casclo L Shaw C Bello M Sapunar A Mullenbach E Whyte B Dobson K Seckar Front Row J Bosch S Bmgham J Znmmermann D Dupray L Stanzuale M Zagarl -49394 l. HOMEROOM 202 Back Row: R. Lettero R, Lebef H. Riedl E. Lear, V. Cozzi D. Lapham J. Marcone, E. Lehnes. Middle Row: A. Caruso V Donofrio J. Medvid J. Portada F. Kulhawy K, Olsen, A. Rosafi J. O'Brien. Front Row: C. Squillante, P. Laus D. Lehner E Meese M. Palladino L. Cave D. Catani M. Little. HOMEROOM 204 Back Row M Allen J Tufano M Berman B Orth M Garzo Mfddle Row O Gualem R Howe A Hlasny N Hmze K Gerhard? C Glueck C Hess Mass Norton Front Row E Kanls N Perotto J Kuppler K Antal LJ Gerhardt L DeSantxs S J 1 HOMEROOM 205 Back Row J Ostrowskn A Mount P Traphofner M Cantwell B Rhodes G Pallas A Baldung E Eckcote B Babanf T icaflgorle M Hage Mr Woodruff Front Row M Just P Wong G Splsok D DeSTephano B Wales C Slnlsu C Schwaelde e e v .,,V Qt , . X ,A A ,, NM? , A Aruar, D: Colon. , t y . I ' I A ' ' ' ' , ' D ' x I 'ff - A 1 K 1 da 'I a H k. s A , Ili A 'L' - L ' 3 Y HOMEROOM 206 Back Row R Strada R Gearmo R MacLean R McGuIIen C Noto D Paporello Middle Row Miss Astrella W Lazroe J Noorlglan H Lytle N Weidner E Lane J Vlssac J Gulden Front Row A Fass C Schwalbe M Retzer C DnSavlno L Melone D Edwards J Zlelenskl P Ruffun sag n HOMEROOM 207 Back Row K Marshall P Morris M Jacomo A Zegarelln J Hylander D Auraemma M Greevy A Fnore Middle Row Mrs Mayer J Truppn D Vltale S McCook D Colaccn J Gorek M Goreckn C Reda K Snyder Front Row S Colamonlco P Leccese S Stafford E Cunffrlda T Clardl G Dellus G Grazlano M Galeone g r r , A 1 Q31 D ,' L ' m sifli 'L M 47 ' r cf A J rf' lv HOMEROOM 209 Back Row M Bodne E Sommer B Townsend S Merllon P Neill E Lazzara E Florlo V Onello Middle Row P Moran D Klag H Capplello C Mack A Duemer K Esposlto J Marcuano E Lamplasl L Grnmes L Pallotta Mr Klem Front Row C Buhrmger J Nemec R DlClemente S DAmelIo H Dunn L Marone K Boldm D Asprey fat, X l HOMEROOM 2 I l Back Row D Parenta S Tentor G Flyge D Cordes M Baldwin J Muller J Golombos W Albrecht Middle Row Mr Rug glen R Kloepplng C Mekhssnan J Aurlemma M Wasylyk G Targownlk D Gelssler Front Row B Corrns S Bernardl J Stepaman M Morcone D Castello C Darnell J Fmzn A . w jf'-4 : ff V Q ' .' V t x , L :f f 4. i -1 7. ' Q Q x Y- lb: ' X 2 1 I Le I 4 f ' H L 1 if F x ' , 1: ll ipa- l M J , 3 . I 1 l ' 0 u f J l , : X 1,71 L 1 h v lg. fi., A I I ' K :,,g Qj ' ev 2 4 HOMEROOM 2l2 Back Row G Losghnavo H Lanzullo R Tramarnn B Bock G Koopman D Broklng J Gallo C Cerullo Middle Row Mrs Galvln B Mangano J Barna M Cernlglnaro G Thompson D Ackermann W Barton P Syvarfh Front Row B Vader G Boettcher B Castranova B Bozzuffl G Boroson S Bruckner E Boss B Avella A Alex E Henkel HOMEROOM 213 Back Row C Roenlcke C Hansen A Valxcentl J Sacco B Neumann J Molefa F Eccleston H Gorman Middle Row F Neff R Schlnzer G Beattle W Wm R Palazzo M Rlce G Belden E Masrlk H Wnelmayer M:ssOConnor Front Row R Passano S Monechek J Rocko S Ruchlln H Schwuttge J Montelerranlo M Gagauf F Truncelllto -If HOMEROOM 214 Back Row A Francesco P Abbafe J Matt Mlddle Row J Bonuca F Puefrurm G Mitchell T Eckert G Curfls W Cameron R Bleftenberg Mrs Grennan Front Row J Pletranera P Monfelll R Burgasser A Choolfalan C Bauman J Andreaccl J Lazorlcek J Macaluso lg HOMEROOM 213 Back Row F Petrlzzello T Casey R Francm G Busslnellr C Nussplckel R Moore R Zlmmermarm Mlddle Row Mrs Grnscom R Columbo J Carroll J Becker M Grxffm R Cullman P Clgnoln S Burdn VV Mllarwo F Bonawlfa Front Row J Huebsch J Gado B Beyer D Baldlno J Azarlan J Cordes Y I Q + 4 'Q . X , EI Q , j,, ' 4 I I x 2,4 4 , J , JA - la ' A f ' Y 1 W fi... F , 1 J i 2 ' I r f ' ' ' .,. fx . Ck , h I ,W 'c w 1 ' 'V nd 'iw ' HOMEROOH 216 Back Row A Moreno P Stalknechf D Rofhberg E Brulotfe W Banumgardner J Stapleton' H Ruhmschottel M Scharf G Rleb Middle Row J Bnlle J Fmlay R Reynolds L Kaufer E Zaccone G Voellmger P Kubnsa Muss Rubano Front Row HOMEROOM 301 Back Row K Ranke C Ensenger S Garabednan J Dzbela S Ballard G Furka R Gnordano Front Row R Boedart L Bufl - T... 1, l l R: Bahrl F. Rudt, A.'Val.en1'ino,, Truneelllfo, R. Taghjilan, B. Youlng, J. Talnoff, L. Siegel. I ' 1 U K, Bucklyf E. 'sfeluenfhanl s. Damtsrof P. Reilly, M. Genme, 'F. 'Nolan, Mff Lerchg, ' ' ' ' ' ' ' M HOMEROOM 302 Back Row J Knapp A Anderson T Burke J Shea R Mellnfxore H Farber R Scheurle J Sofxo Middle Row P Flynn P Brown J Palmloftl D Tabbachlno G Malko N Masters E Oberflnk Front Row D Cassxnls L Cosplfo B Ganson D Madden D Tufano M Bucchlern M Lebet E Balkau Mrs Cendo l HOMEROOM 303 ck Row M Berkcwntz T La za G Fnster R Bexacq a J K h R B E Sorensen K Roen k R B H R Z Q a e e e J D ye L Mo n m rcnch Front Row S Kaplan J BJe cke P G et? J Ha w Il euca c er ow Co e M H35 Mrs Snlversteun 7 N Ba : , . . . T , 1 , . B , . ucwc . func. . . 1: e, . u ano. . accone. Middle Row: A. Mathews, R, Eberle, R. Cox, S, Lebrecht, L. Youn , C S: Jen , A, L h , . w r. , . I n, J. Detcro. R. B01- a t. I : . , . n , . arr , . rw e, C, D I , M. F15 h , B, Cong J, C. yl , . . er? gi HOMEROOM 304 Back Row H Elckmeyer J Mlca D Marro W Mltchell F Moreftl M Kaplan R Splekerman J LaCarrubba V Iafellce Front Row L Kaplan F Pollse L Plfrelll P Kmpe F Grlbben L Bozzuffl E Katz Mr Cohen Back Row S Green W Woods A Groves N DErr1co C Hallas L Rnccardl A Taylor F De Luuse G Irvmg Middle Row G Schaeffer A Rothenberg D Scharf C Wnlhelm J Sanrore J Paternostro C Palanglo C Thurlby D Schoonhoven J Pascale J Colello Front Row S Presuftu L Ruhmschottel K Hnckey K Katz S Janulus C Melone D Gentllello M Beudeman Mr Trombetfa l g .1 . HOMEROOM 305 b A ' V 7 W ' 5 e 2' N2 f 2 f 'f '42 'uv 5 V' f V , , W ff1f,,.mi My .- A z, , f Zz Q 43 xglvff I 1 I QS if -3 x P x I - f ' fn L . . M in ' . 1i1'Hl'- Q WL., A2 ,,,, . gi P if 1 , 1'Q- 'f 11+ K 5 ,-H , .44 f r Q HOMEROOM 308 Back Row J Mongella J MacGregor P Massaro J Mensorlo C Gruber V Nazco K Lukas R DeSomma A Spnfaletto Front Row G Gross C Kerner C lannaccone M Mehl J Matuszak M Sotolongo J Zmgaro J Schultz Mrs Reich HOME ROOM 309 Back Row C Cloupe L LaFerla O Felfen V Ferro A Schwecke C Kadluc V Smerdon T Knofz S Mule Front Row E Gunderson C Zlmmel C Phmllnps J Herzug J Desort D Jaworsku C Welch B Slgnorettn Mass Socol 9 . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 1 . . , . , . , . , . , , , . , , . . . . . v . 1 - 1 - 1 - V - 1 4 1 - 1 - HOMEROOM 310 Back Row D Ars: M Cosenfmo R Morgenweck W Verost E Varelas D Daume D Rocker Middle Row Mrs Pltrellr T Nuzzr S Gulffrlda I Zakrzewskl M Guyre K Frankel F Della Fave Front Row P Fwcken A Wexss L Perkel J bel D Trocchla E Dulmc E Cerabone vs HOMEROOM 311 ck Row E Heldman R Mah xch R We gel N Forrest T A e Mfddfe Row D D bs rm J Pnzzuto M CroucheI1v eLorenzo M Koscelnak Mr Ralston Frort Row azzo M Wassong yers Seme ex C 1 I ' ', A. yn , ,ll ,. -,. 5,1 ,.,I V .I IA, nil uij 'r 5 I . , . Q1 , 1 , , . . :JrIe.. ' , ' , 3 c, , . ', L D . . , . , . 5 J. Far , , ' , J. Me , H. Z , . Pro etf. R. Ells. HOMEROOM 3 l 2 Back Row G Pfelfer C Hansen W Steinberg K Geyer S Malta A Sottosantl M Crouchelll Mrddle Row J DeKafow T Fnschettl J Knotz J Mrtchell A Cologlovannl L McDonough C Monaco E Burress C Von Bargen Mrs Paplsh Front Row S Herro V Paras: B Wiley M Mansmann C Llparxnl M Kelly aff HOMEROOM 3l 3 Back Row R Dexhenmer G Angelucchlo R Slane J Green R Borghoff M DlGuovannu J Muchalsku S Isaacson Middle Row L Cngnoll G Mandell F Eastman H Caflero A Ferralnolo J Soldano G Newmann G Morrlson J Vitale C Haegele R Muccuno J Ambrose D Calvano Front Row N Garlazzo E Hamod A Bonuca S Hess C Marechek J Seudel Mrs Guordan Y 4 ' A . . , -. , . I , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . ,E , V , . , .4 4' , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . . ,egg QVGA' - ' 3 3 L HOMEROOM 314 Back Row J Holstein P Ja uls J Casfranoya R Helnzer J Goreckl O Bohrlsch E Yezo J G rrlerl A Pefrlllo J Paccuarellr Nrddle Row R Brede V Corsaro M Brewer J Darcey E Mahoney M Derasmo P Galagher A Capezzuto Fe mrurpgck Mass McArdle Front Row L Lask C Quercua D Feingold M Belyeduto J Derm P Herdeg L Leow C Cohn o mann HOMEROOM 315 Back Row R Kammerbauer G Bonkowsku C Kelly B Hedxn J DeGregoruo A Santa Mama M Wxegand E Fay E Dahncke Mrddle Row P Ambrose R Sblendorro J Petrrglrano B Mecur C Caserta E Gaertner E MacCluggage G Gasparovrc D Wrobel E Arthur Front Row H Schreuner P OHare B Ulm L Ontl R Meyer R Cosenfmo M Lemza P Grasso Mr Lessner A- A6 C3 HOMEROOM 316 Back Row J Gannon F Mauro E Wlodyga J Stepaman W Honegger R Pompllano J Vlcente A lanm R Ornstein Middle Row J Monfanaro E Cordes D Rosf R Bossbaly C Bnftrolff P Perrone R Burke T Lo Cont: Front Row G Koster J Engelberi M Buile A Dreyfus M Capezzuto J Zagen G Arakel R Trlvlsonno Mr Goponan l 4. HOMEROOM 3 I 7 Mfddle Row T Indellcafo M Jahnke Z Mugrdechlan A Paras: V Tash J Miele L Pmtaro L Salerno P Maruone R De Soclo J Baern Front Row J Kusnet K Kadlnc J Elrsano E Eckert T Rivera P Gilroy F Bracco R Beckr Mr Feeney Beck Row: R. Kammerer, J. Wiley, E. Cirrl, S. Morello, S. Donovan, P. Feser, E.. Meyer, F. Bresnak, R. Bresnak, A.IAres1a. sv 9 HOMEROOM 318 Back Row C Celenfano R Dupray C Passante V Rxgazuo J Samowskr P Walczewsku C Schultz Middle Row Mrs Nahmxas R Karnlck A Sfangs T Sgnorettu S Breen J Worrall V Donnarumma P Delen J Mangano Front Row S Russell H Roden R Gxardmo C Covuello P Mannarmo A Targownlck ,I Storm -s 5 .1 Ar? -in HOMEROOM 319 Back Row J Falato P Spntaletfo N Llndstrom J Kolmos V Llll T Natale H Tapken Dr Elckmann Front Row A Slefker A Careccxo J Kucnch R Dahn ke R Matcovuch N Maslk 0 I V 1... . - . r , . , . . - ,- - ki , 2 - fi - .-HS YI ' at , 4 ' l X V 1 . 1 ' . S 4, - r 3 ' . 2 -:-9 -. :FK . ,F , ,Vw-Grit , ,- , n ,V Y .5 ' 'rv A :....., R C ' 4 l - HOMEROOM 320 Back Row S Falavme J De Paola J Cavallu J Montanaro R Wlgand R Cordasco S Glantz J Contlnere Middle Row C Emken M Deryck S Chrlsten J Clrlgllano K Adamovlc E Fonseca J Stull Front Row Mrs Zaccone J Kung B Bmzx A Enowltz C Dela Motte L WGIHSTOCK P Donnelly HOMEROOM 32l Back Row E Nest T Glarmo A Caserta R Schmutt J Albrughf G Meewes R Cohn Mlddle Row G Welck P VanGeldren A Bocco J Wine R Nau P St Germain Mrs Stephano Front Row C Belveduro A Glarnella G Blackwell L Schmitt D Molyneaux J Shencken A , X , . ,L , an 1. L. HOMEROOM 322 Back Row A Katz M Schmidt L Paepke M DlChnara E Sfockmger C Casfeluccl J Brunsbach L Ernest E G05 a Carclch Front Row Palazzr F Olnver R Lobrutto N DlCIemente E Herro K Sheerer Mrs Safz 1: .1 -Q., HOMEROOM 323 Back Row L Theobold L Stuparmch S Hume B Garzo M en Ferram M1 re ow Su en Gurruerl Schumacher J Schlesmger E Kopuschke Mrs Levme Front R w eson G mo Gm er vanc: , lm-K' L ,, K I 4 WJ 'Y ' . : J. , , ' , , , . , . , . , . . 3 if , :'- S 7 K I . .F , 1 . - s S fi.. xliff 3 : . ,. ,. ,. ,P. all ,R. olo. dd' R :D, d ,R, ,. ' ,. , . . o. L. Lebl ,J. :ar ,C, b,W.E k,L,FaH 9 J. Firrinciell. HOMEROOM 324 Back Row G Segall J Nau E Palmnsano A Vance C Blondo L Mntchell G Papa I Monoco Mfddle Row R Reutlmger E Pozzl J Llchfenauer S Nacca B Curry M Mika G DeLeIlls K Oberfhk Mr Brenner Front Row R Vaci R LaCarrubba M Onello L Pagel M Van Der Tulup J Macellaro C Bernstengel HOMEROOM 325 Back Row M Dnetrfch C Doran K Bama B DeSanhs K Backers B Grobusch R MssNen Middle Row M Danchlse J Schumacher G Stamo M Molhca L Walters C Sherman C Sanfore Mlss Sulluvan Front Row C Amato G Sxmoneth J Llchtenauer L Kazamlan P McDonald E Chuzrazzu D Collelo Q 0 , Q K ' Qui x A I V 1' '. hx V fri :Q ',. 5 J ATHLETICS BENQ T Front Row: Raperelli, Assistant Coach, E. Eccleston, S. Saldano, D. Hansen, V, Gherardi, F. Pietrunti, P. Ruffin, A, Caruso, C. Cerullo, R. Kledgemont, P. Stalknect, McDonald, Assist. Coach. Second Row: E. Muzzi, M. Truby, J. Carney, W. Lazroe, M. Killen, M. Ference, E. Beiot, M. Sinisi, E. Ruffin, J, Makul, B. Breen, B, Bock, Coviello, Coach. Back Row: D. Dobson, D. Shader, R, Morganweck, P. Janulis, B. Moleta, W. Wilcox, E. Margotti, M. Arnowitz, R. Reynolds, W. Kuhl, D. Cappozzi, F. Neff, R. Strada, Manager. ll0ll'l'BllLL With many starters injured, the Mems got off to a slow start this season. Maintaining the lead until we dropped a tough one to Englewood, l4-l3. Phillipsburg was no exception, winning 7-O. At Allentown, however, Mem- orial played a superior team, with the final score being 25-6. The tide turned at Freehold, and the Orange and Black started to roll. l9-7. At the St. Michael's game Choo Choo Charlie Cerullo led the offense while Paul Duke Ruffin more than held up his own to lead the defense and flatten the lrish 27-7. The Union Hill game created one of the most exciting grid duels of the season, when through a valiant effort, they managed to stop Paul Ruffin and Fred Eccleston, forcing a l2-12 tie. The Mems really shone like the power house of old when they smashed the Prepsters. St. Peters never got off the ground. lt was a contest only in as far as it can not be decided by whom the better job was done, the back-field of the line. Ruffin, Cerullo, Pietrunti, Caruso and Gherardi all played at their outstanding best. The Prepsters will long remember that one, with the final score 28-6 for Memorial. The wheels kept turning and Emerson fell before the Mem i9-7, led once again by Duke Ruffin, with the aid of Vince Gherardi's superb block- ing. Demarest, the heart breaker of the year, caused the Tigers much woe, as we lost by one point, with the Redwings turning back the Mems on the six yard line with only seconds to go in the game. 62 7, ' H ,, 'iv 1 O ,gl A - Back Row: R. Vega, J. Wine, J. Carcich, J. Findaly, R. Reynolds, S. Hlasny, J. Soldano J. Albright. H. Otis Coach.Second Row: E. Bejot, A, Ippolito, C. Nusspickle, R. Sabatini, H. Vega, R. Theobold, F. Eccleston G. Bussznellr. Front Row: A. Bruno, Manager, T. Russo, A. Ferranola, W. Bruno, Manager. BA EBALL Coach Hal Otls led the Mem s nlne to many a wan IH what was termed beforehand an off season As usual we are qulte proud of the baseball team for It seems to be one of Memorial s better sports Muller Staduum IS the home of these boys and any sprung afternoon they can be seen worklng hard under the dlrectnon of Coach Otns Charley Nusspuckle s buntung wall certannly be mnssed along wnth the expert play on the keystone by Tony lppoluto and the skulls of John Carclch and Jam Fnnley Coveted are the orange and black sweaters or the black and white warm up jackets for the gurls all seem to scramble to borrow them to go to health education lt IS hoped by the enture graduating class that the tune work done thus year and IH recent years wall be contnnued In the seasons to come 63 ,ga it Uni! TRACK Back Row: J. Barna, M. Crouchelli, J. Gurrieri, P. Janulis, R. Roth, E. Magriotti, N. LeRose, F. Pluchinc, C. Mekhssian, R. Boedart, R. Bandino, E. Ruffin, G. Petrigliano, P. Stalknecht, A. Yankovich, Coach. Front Row: R. Matcovich, R. Strada, A. Pass, W. Lazroe, R. Vanzanten, G. Flyge, G. Targownik, R. Dahncke. I TRACK A 'll CllllSS Cllll TRY Track is a somewhat obscure or unfamiliar sport to many, but it is increasing in popularity, Few realize how much precision and conditioning is required in any of its phases. lt is certainly one of the most varied sports we have, encompassing running, hurdling, jumping, and the shot put, discus, and javelin. This is a sport in which anyone may find a place, whether he be short, tall, lean, or stocky. ' The team journeys far and wide, and the boys will think back pleasantly to dozing off in the comfortable seats of the bus, traveling to and from the meets. Coach Yankovich does a good job with the boys, and the team is growing every year, in both number and skill. It is the firm wish of the gradu- ating class that this growth continues, and that the team achieve even greater heights. CROSS-COUNTRY Front Row: D, Parenta, B Van Zanten G Targownik, R. Bandino. Back Row A Fass Manager, M. Boedart, M Blackwell C Mekhessian, J. Bama, Coach Yankovich o De eny C Ce anoff E tt B ck Row D Sh e M othbeh R R Ids W BA KETBALL Under the durectuon of Coach Anthony Bocchueru the Mem squad opened uts season on December l5 on home court losung to Trenton Catholuc 89 55 gave the Mems a bad start for the season Evudently bad luck contunued for the Tugers dropped the next one to Thomas Jefferson by a score of 72 67 Teaneck was dufferent though as Ralph Passante auded by Duke Ruffun racked up 22 pounts guvung Memorual uts furst vuctory 47 42 Returnung from the Chrustmas Tournament wuth hugh hopes the team traveled to Atlantuc Cuty for one of the hughlughts of the season Ralph Passante played luke a pro as he puled up 35 pounts and 35 re bounds The funal score proved heartbreakung to the exhausted team as Atlantuc Cuty took the vuctory by two pounts 52 50 January l9 the Tugers met theur local foe and strong competutors Emerson but the team started to move wuth precusuon and Emerson got lost un the shuffle allowung the Mems to tally a neat wun 69 63 Memorual made up for the loss at Atlantuc Cnty defeatung Unuon Hull and Weehawken each by two pounts Passante sank one wuth 4 seconds to go un the game makung the Unuon Hull vuctory more thrullung than usual Holy Famuly Demarest and St Muchael s defeated the Tugers and then came Emerson agaun Thus tume they were seekung revenge because the Memorual wun had sorely hurt theur chances for the champuonshup and they were not to be held slaughterung the Mems-79 48 Weehawken and Unuon Hull fell agaun under the clutches of Memorual led by Ralph Passante star and county hugh scorer runner up for two con secutuve years Our team also had fast movung deceptuve Charlue Cerullo and steady cool headed Jerry Tarnoff also Ron Sabatunu and Ruchue Reynolds and hard playung Junuors and backung up the team was also Ruchue Runguer and Walter Otus D Front R w: D. v , . rullo, P. Ruffin, R. Sabatini, J. T r , . Brulo e. a : . ad r, J. akul, R. Ringier, D. R r , . eyno , . Otis. . ! . - - ' . . .u -- I I i - ' - Back Row Mr Mclnerney A Petrlllo G Rleb S Katz D Rocket D Rost D Daume Front Row W Barton J Tarnoff R Zaccone J Kerkowskn TEN I lllllt l'l'Y Mr Mclnerney our Coach has more than ably coached the tennls team for a good many seasons he has been a fruend and a guldlng hand to many students Kerkowskl George Rleb and Walter Barton There are however enough skull ful underclassmen to carry on the black and orange tradltlon We re sure the team wlll long remember the dally trek to and from Muller Stadiums Tennis courts Our poor tennis players take quite a knddlng but take It they do and good naturedly for underneath they have everyone s respect We leave In the hope that un future years Memorual s perennial rnval Weehawken wlll be beaten soundly and often For those who doubt Johnny and George really can leap over the net when the match as done 66 1 The team loses three of its outstanding players this year, too: John X Back Row A Baldino L Ontl D Cappadona C Davis E Murphy C Baumann Co Captain P Laus Captain M Van Der Tulip C Gruber B Curry G Ontl M Brewer D Collelo Front Row A Giarnella S Arvar P Cuonqoli S Bruckner J Macellaro L Page! J Darcy P Knipe J Desort M Koopman lllAJ0llET'lE Miss Piano is an ingenious coach whose ideas for new formations and At every game four lines of gurls can be seen in their striking orange and black uniforms twirling and strutting with extraordinary ability Led by Captain Patricia Laus the squad has progressed to twirling simultaneously with two batons while working an intricate formation Their spirit is lnexhaustable and even in the rain and mud they perform for the fans and players Hallowe en found our magorettes with witch hats and brooms for batons Thanksgiving they were white collared Pilgrims chefs or Indian Chiefs Combined with the hard work is an abundance of fun I m sure everyone will long remember the bus rides to Allentown and Phnllipsburg eating at the Village lnn and Ann Ruth with her SO foot posters How can anyone forget the traditional three cheers for Tooleys back seat for seniors only and our favorite Mr T who is with us win or lose We shall never forget you Memorial Miss Piano and Maiorettes f . twirls are outstanding for their originality. Back Row C Celentano C Squlllante A Vassallo Middle Row N DeClement1 P Donnelly Co Captain B Rzempoluch Co Captain C Quercua Front Row A Sottosantu C Monaco llllllllllLllAllEll Now we would luke to present our cheerleaders a group of versatnle gurls who are bubblmg wrth pep and bounce who have cheered our team nn vlctory or defeat Thenr preclse arm movements and tnreless spunts are always a mam attrac tlon on the fleld We will always remember the H C l A A Cheerleading Contest the numer ous partues the Allentown and Phnllups burg games practicing to the cry of one more time our efforts to spllt and lump and the pep talks We salute our graduating sennors Pat Barbara and Carol for a job well done and for glvung thelr all to the squad None of thus could have been pos slble however wnthout the assustance and nnsplratuon gnven to us by our coach Mlss Joan Sulllvan J V CHEERLEADERS F8 Back Row D DeSocuo R DeCIement: Manager C Reda J Mensono Front Row L McDonough Co Captaxn M Cappezuto Co Captann . 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Back Row G Funster J Kerkowsku C Perknns F Rudt D Rocker G Hayes L Suegel P Stgermaln W Honegger E Halpern R Glarmo P Pluchmo V Prouettn L Tnboldo Thnrd Row H Passaro G Voellmger C Connely T Slgnorettl M Malone J Stapleton L Kaufer A Ianm D Carellu C Hansen G Hoffman R Spunellu Second Row L Shaw G Zeudler R Harnopp J Haemmerle W Verost E Wmrow L Jones T Nuzzl B Llcata D Edwards G Pfelefer R R th F o ront Row E Boss J Brunsback M Gabrlel S Chrlsten R Passaro M Little C Castelluccu Three attractive sux foot blondes can usually be seen struttmg an front of our orange and black clad band Snappy songs and preclsuon marchung have become the trademark of thus mstrumental group Under the direction of Mr Delamater they entertam at halftime and lead the cheerung fans after a touchdown wnth thenr rendltlon of On Memorlal Football ends sprung comes and wlth It the music program In which the band plays a major role Not only dld they accompany the Chorallers but they also thrrlled the audlence wuth selections from the Kung and l and Brlgadoon Much must be sand for the director Mr Delamater who devotes every mornmg to traunlng the group and for our graduatlng sensors Steven Chrlsten and John Kerkowskr 69 . , , , -, , : . , . I , . I , .I I, .I , ,I , . , . I, . . A I. - . . ,.' . - . - . - . - '. - . . I. I . . , . I , . ,. , . , . , .I , .I , . , . I , . I, . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . ll l It , . . . . . . . Q ll v li IL a li . . . . , f ,ILA .Pnxr M XV- ' 1 gf , A 1' V -I V I I C 6 Y N ' IFN 4 --:-ZF! -'G 1 2 H S 42 'R U Q i': ' pnfmfiaft h..,., W ' 2 X S I E lllll ATHLETE '5 I BRIAN BOCK SHERRILL BRICKNER ANTHONY CARUSO ELAINE BOSS CHARLES CERULLO STEPHEN CHRISTEN 72 BARBARA CURRY Q ' E gy! 'E 9 4 ' - xi - f , . 1 .3 XJ fa ' gr ff Q L ' , af 7 ,gg A f Q 9 f 3' E - E vw. 5 , I E IIIII ATIILIITE PATRICIA DONNELLY ANN RUTH ENOWITZ CAROL GRUBER VINCENT GHERARDI DAVID HANSEN JOHN KERKOWSKI PATRICIA LAUS J MARTHA LITTLE E lllll ATHLETE JOAN MACELLARO 1 S10 17 ik 11 H 11 15 11 If fx WALTER OTIS LEATRICE PAGEL RALPH PASSENTE BARBARA RZEMPOLUCH CAROL SQUILLANTE MARIE VAN DER TULIP 74 , PV! I ,V D E we 1 Y 1 , Af Nu- ' lf ' 7 Q A I .6 L oi XXI fx 5 A JL ACTIVITIES Back Row: L. Kaufman, C, Giovani, L. Cignoli, J. Dwyer, N. Sklarew, J. Carich, M. Gabriel, R. Pascale, J Siriani, R. Weigel, G. Palma, M. Rice, D. Daume, S. Glantz, R. Passaro, N. Hinze. Front Row: A. Enowitz C. Schultz, M, Koopmann, G. Simonetti, C. Koenig, E. Boss, C. Biondo, R. Tashiian, A. Dreyfus, B. Spungin, P. Rice, C. Katz, J. Tarnoff, C Welch, J. Mensorio, J, Santoro, J. Blackwell, C. lannaccone, J, Haemmerle, R. Di Clemente, J. Elisano. Dedication to Mr. Kaufmann for all the fine work he has done in helping to organize the G.S.O. and in directing it for these past eleven years. Through its numerous accomplishments, the General Student Organization has won a place of honor and respect in our school. The G.S.O. has given twelve citizenship awards to students who have shown their honesty and integrity by some commendable deed. Besides, the G.S.O.'s scholarship fund gives a scholarship to an outstanding student of each graduating class, a commendable achievement in itself. During lunch hour the sale of milk and cookies has become quite a success. Another one of the G.S.O.'s outstanding projects was to send S100 to the Christian Home for Orphans. And at Christmas they sent toys, food and clothing to Our Lady of Grace Church to use for its poor. Under the competent guid- ance of Mrs. De Lavore and Mr. Kaufmann the G.S.O. was able to foster these many tasks. Back Row: C. Ereitweiser, V. Proietti, F. Kulhawy, M. Rice, R. Strada, W, Barton, W. Baumgardner, D. Daume, 1. Zahrzewski, H. Koella, S. Papish, J. Makul, S. Glantz, A. Colannino, B. Grobush, J. Tarnoff, L. Kau man, Front Row: C. Greenspon, L. Grossman, J. Hirt, C. Katz, J. Havens, E. Boos, E. Henkel, L. Bossuffi, B. Bossuffi, H, Schwuttge, N. Swensen, C. Pizzichillo, L. Cave, C. Welch, M. Mardy, B. Young, E. Roglen, J. Rubia, E. Katz, R. Leggio, R. Cutillo, 'F. Polise, S, Hume, A. Valentino. The Woodworth Memorial Chapter of the National Honor Society, although a fairly new organization, has contributed a great deal. It acts, not only as an inspiration for those who wish to gain enough marks for membership, but for the faculty and the whole student body. The Honor Society's many activities include ushering and selling refreshments at school func- tions, and tutoring students who are weak in their studies. Students in the National Honor Society have to maintain an average of 87 throughout the four years. Under the capable direction of Mrs, E. Smith, this Society will continue to attain its ideals of high leadership, scholarship and character. LITTLE THEATRE EREUP The Little Theatre Group is composed of ambitious students with show business in their blood. They are always willing to bring out their puppets for church benefits, social organizations, and for those in great need of moral support, such as patients of hos- pitals. All the students at Mem- orial have nothing but praise for the Little Theatre Group, which under the direction of Mr. Lerche has given us many enjoyable hours. LITTLE THEATRE GROUP Back Row: L. Madsen, M. Haenel, J. Montanaro, P. Abbate, V. lafelice, H. Riedl, P. Kubisa, J. Muscara, H. Lanzillc, R. Mohovich, J. Vissac, Mr. Lerche. Front Row: L. Grossman, G. Jackson, D. Suden, J. Kraft, C. Keonig, C. Greenspon, V. Keller, S. Marecheck. TUBE T LIBRARIA The credit for keeping the school library in top shape and up to date goes to one of the busiest of school organizations, the Student Librarians. Checking incoming and outgoing books, ar- ranging magazines in the shelves, assisting other students in finding material for their schoolwork are some of their innumerable activ- ities. Under Miss Langan's cap- able supervision they are certainly giving other students the most efficient and welcome assistance. S STUDENT LIBRARIANS Back Row: S. Garabedian, N, Swensen, R. Ruchlin, J. Zielinski, C. Schwalbc, M Little, M. Ayres, J. Zakar, L. Kazaniian, C. Di Savino, L. Melone, B Spungin, M, Van Dertulip, N. Di Clemente, C. Pizzichillo. Front Row: C. Gruber, S. Nacca, P. Petronello, B Rzempoluch, M. Pravda, Miss Langan, C. Sherman. BO0STER EL E The Booster Club. under the direction of Miss Norton, has helped many school functions be- come a success. For every school activity you will be sure to find an advertising poster. We hope the Booster Club will continue its fine activities. BOOSTER CLUB Back Row: L. Stanziale, J.. ljlaemmerle, K. Seckar, C. Mareckek, M. Sapunar, G. Blackwell, P. Wong, R. Gurrieri. L. Lebelson, L. Pagel. M. Von Der Tulip, C. Gruber, T. Scalone, M. Greevey. Front Row: M. Calate, D. Cassinis, M. Castellucci, A. Mullen- back, L. Theobold, Miss Norton. WIZARD llll THE KEYBOAllll lt is not easy to become mem- bers of this extraordinary and amazing group of girls. Only those who pass a strenuous test, and those extremely inclined toward a business career are eligible, because speed and pro- ficiency are the main require- ments to become members of the organization. Who is chosen can be proud of belonging to a club with such high standards. At the end of the term, gold keys are presented to those attaining a speed of 55 words or more a Standing: P. Immick, C. Phillips, C. Passante, C. Coviello, B. Ulm, B. Signoretti, J, Zingaro, M. Schmidt, Miss Hanna, J. Reda, E. Mahoney, L. Paepke. Fourth Row: L. minute. I LAT Back Row: P. Perrone, L. Kawfmann, R. G. Malik, G. Vollinger, C. Palmisano, S. D. Parenta, L. Colanimo, L. Kaufer, R. Stuparich, E. Duinic. Third Row: l. Monaco, J. Meyers, P. Walczewski. Second Row: B. DeSantis, E. Boss, L. Walters. Front Row: R. Leggio, Secretaryg R. Cutillo, President: S. Hume, Vice President, E. Roglen, Treasurer. lN CLUB Schecker, F. DeLouise, C. Hallas, J. Brunner, Papish, R. Ornsteim, W. Honigger, R. Dehlef, Garber, R. Kloepping, B. Corris. Fifth Row: Mrs. Stephano, J. Collelo, M. Cappezuto, A. Dreytess, A. DeGregorio, G. Bauman. Fourth Row: J. Miller, S. Brodsky, S. P Johns, G. Gerish, C. Welhelm, P. Thurl Melone, A. Rothenberg, J. Berman, M. Praetorg R. Bossbaly, Consul, Progietti, roetti, H. Koelln, P. Palamgio, J. Santoro, G. ly. Third Row: D. Rothberg, A. Janulis, C. Bille, J. Finzi. Second Row: C. Mekhessian, Consulg C. Katz, P. Rice, M. Buccheri. Front Row: C. Calvi, Quaesherg I. Caccaaguida, Censor. BOWLl GGL B The Bowling Clubs, under the LA'l'l CLUB Fifty enthusiastic students have reactivated the Latin Club under the able direction of Mrs. Steph- ano. To judge from the first two meetingsg it is bound to be a success. After a Constitution was adopted the togaed Roman Con- suls entered to the strains ot Pornp and Circumstancef' not exactlv Roman music, but appre- ciated none the less. The group plans to give programs which will be both entertaining and educa- tional. direction ot Mrs. Barrett and Mr. Klein, have proved their skill many times. Although not too much emphasis is put on these well-organized clubs, everyone knows we have been happy'to hear about their accomplishments. We are very proud to say they are a part of Memorial and we wish them continued success. 78 AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS Back Row: P. Ficken, M. Wassang, D. Dobson, B. Groubsch, J. Makul, J. Goreck, M Gorecki, C. Thurlby, J. Moleta, G. Gasparoyic, E. Fay, M. Crouchelli, R. Weigel, M Little, M. Onello, J. Zakar, J. Swenson, S. Guidfredd, J. Heesch, R. Tauber, E. Winrow . Harville, A. Weiss, K. Zeman, P. Van Dyke. Middle Row: K. Frankel, C. Palangio -I A. Janulis, M. Galeone, E. Eckrote, D Dupray, B. Dobson, J. Zimmerman, E. Roglen, C. Wilhelm, A. Roglen, A. Rothenberg, Z. Narinsky, C. Palumbo, D. Sutlitfe, G. Zeilder, J. Hylander, S. Colamonico, S. Bingham, R. I-larnapp, G. Blackwell, L, Shaw, S. McCook, A. Baldino, K. Snyder, G. Segall, J. Tufano, D. Colon, B. Ayers, D. Feingold, C, Palazzo, L. Miller. Front Row: S. Lebrecht, M. Bazalo, D. Greene, N. Hlnze, A, Degregorio, R. Warkans, E. Guiltreda, P. Neill, I. Ciardi, G. Grazuano, J. Purreli, P. Leccese, C. Reda, J. Santoro, M. Weigand, J. Meyers. lllSCllSSlll CLUB Under the direction of Mr. Martin, a group of students meet to discuss current national and international affairs. This broad- ens their horizons and enlarges their spheres of knowledge and understanding, Thus, the Discus- sion Club promotes constructive, individual thinking, and is an ex- ample of the American peoples' belief in freedom of speech and i ideas. AUlll0-lllS Al AIDS In the competent hand of Mr. Apovian, this club has served its purpose in many ways. You can be sure if a teacher asks for a certain film, Mr. Apovian will try his best to obtain it. We thank Mr. Apovian and his operators very much for many enjoyable films. DlSCUSSION CLUB Back Row: J. Miller, C. Palmisano, M. Grossman. S. Brodsky. R. Grant, L. Grossman P. Rice, G. Jackson, Third Row: E. Gado, B. Beyer, J. Kraft. Second Row: L. Hermey J. Zielenski, Z. Narinsky. Front Row: C. Grennspon, G. Silver, S. Ruchlin. llllBATl 'll SllClE'l'Y No controversial subject ever escapes the Debating Societyl Under the sponsorship of Mr. Martin. its members come to grips with and have lively debates on many worthy topics. In the pro- cess. the members have become aware of present and past events, and have gained valuable poise in public speaking. -9 MATH CLUB Back Row: G. Palma, W. Otis, M. Cerniglirao, A. Rosati, F. Kulhawy, W. Baumgardner, S. Glantz, R, Hoffman, R, Tramarin, A. Goldberg, H. Gorman, A. lppolito, L. Kaufer, G. Voellinger, D. Hansen, M. Scharf, J. Makul, D. Rothberg, J. Milich. Front Row: L. Bozzuffi, L. Weinstock, P. Donnelly, L. Hermey, N. Swenson, A. Valentino, L. Cave, Treasurer, W. Barton, President, Miss Godfrey, F. Polise, Secretary, J. Tarnoff, Vice President, E. Gado, B. Young, V. Gherardi, J. Kerkowski, M. Kaplan. .l SPANISH CLUB Back Row: E. Boss, C. Biondo, R. Pierce, J. Kraft, Mrs. Van Wageninge. Third Row: L. Grossman, B. Rzempoluch, M, Pravda. Second Row: C. Greenspan, W. Barton, S. Hume. Front Row: C. Koenig, D. Kazanjian, J. Kolm. ST DENT SECRETARIE The Student Secretaries have proved how invaluable they are to our faculty and the student body. Under the skilled direction of Miss Hanna, they have proved that a typing job is not difficult, no matter how lengthy or involved it may seem. We appreciate these services and wish them continued success. 80 MATH CLUB The Math Club. under the direction of Miss Godfrey, and a member of Mu Alpha Theta, en- courages an active and enjoyable interest in mathematics. Its mem- bers learn to apply their step-by- step reasoning to the solution of everyday problems. The club renders several valu- able services, such as tutoring in algebra and geometry, and spon- soring math contests in the grammar schools. These students are proving math to be living forcel SPA ISH UL B El Camino Real is our inspira- tion for the foundation of our club. Although basically it is a cultural group, our social activ- ities such as Spanish, Scrabble. Charades and gQuien Soy Yo? provide entertainment for the club. To each one of our mem- bers iBuena Suertel Z Q 4 2? ag 1 SENIIIBS IIUTIANIST TAFF BUSINESS STAFF Back Row J Waleck J Kraft M Pravda E Boss I Monaco E Fonseca Front Row M Llttle R Legglo TYPING STAFF Back Row C Dnllon K Obertluk D Suden Front Row E Kopnschke M Calate R Cuhllo ESTHER E HANNA GENEVIEVE MCCLOSKEY KENNETH RALSTON Arvlser Adxvser Advlser ...T M T 0F JDE 60 A NEWSPAPER STAFF Back Row J Nnmbley P Donneliy R Enownfz D Kazamnan T Cumbertn G Segal! B Vader Front Row C Koemg M Pravda A Caru P L J Rocker J Macellaro WRITING STAFF Back Row S Glanrz A Ippolnfo R Kazan1nanC De La Motte J Nnmbley B Vader W Barton N Swenson L Stuparuch G Boertcher L Cave fman M Casfelluccx G Dc Lcllxs J S From Row nw ART STAFF C Koenig A Enowntz J Kolm 5 'J fr A- J. . V A ' ...J J , Jes' ' A 4 A,,. .s, ,,,J,,, , Y j , f- W -1- l ., ' ,I A ...4 - , 7, 2. , SA A 1 9- M Ji.......w : . , . , . so, . aus, . . . . W W W I : . , , , .Hof , A , . , full, t - D ll lllll PLAY W Barton C Dillon G Thompson M Palladnno A lppoluto E Boss C Koenlg N Swensen L Grossman R Reutlunger G Boettcher B Spungln R Hoffman B Rzempoloch W Vondervor P Donnelly A Enowutz L Cave C Greenspon S Chrlsten S Hume C Pnzzlchnllo F Relser MURDER TAKES THE VEIL Llghts Camera Action' Shhhhhlll Quiet backstage' Curtaln golng up on our Senior Play After all the tlme and work we had put In the bug nught had finally come the night of our Senior Play But If It werent for the able direction of Mrss Langan Murder Takes the Veal wouldn t have been the great success It was She certainly deserves a lot of credit for putting up wrth our antlcs and excuses for forgetting our lanes for always being there when we needed her most From the graduatlng class of June l96O a bug thank you Mass Langan We collected memorles of Costume flttmgs Clanre s famous lune G E O R G Elll That messy make up long rehearsals Who as golng to the store? e much practlced murder scene the party after the play over already? M Palladuno C Koemg P Donnelly N Swensen L Cave I nr -I A . 252 B. Spongun, P. Donnelly, C. Greenspon. F, Reiser, G. Thompson, C. Greenspan, G. Boeftcher. C. Pnzzrchrlio, W. Barton, G. Thompson, A. Enowntz, Hoffman A Mpc 0 W. Vondervcr, R. Rem n er S, Chrrs en. E 'IIIR MARDI GMS The Gruesome Twosomef' Is Everybody Happy? The modern generafion y yy ak 'Q I' W lv W -1 'D Fashions for all occasions. :XX Howdy Clem P .Q 'O' m ll Dogpatch vusufs Memorial i if-13 ns '11 by Warden Donnelly and her prisoners Athl I Typ M , m N1 lx d CI ss Acto M a Ma y fhony jf tlg Rcad X.. '67 QQ' 88 Qunet Type Schumacher, Alice Loschxavo Jerry , a fa 0 . I f Q v V illen, Preciouse Gh A V4 T Re ' er, 'h ,A F 0 1 4 Q m W I 'bf x ostC P Fe I' ann R T4 A BALLIITS H53 Q mgjf 1 ll O Most Likely to Succeed Barton, Walter Hume, Susan 47,7 Q y Class Actress A I class C Ungini Barbara Greenberg, Ronald S Z! V if W Most Ambitious Van Der Tulip, Marie Kulhawy, Fred .2 f 'S Best Dancers Curr: Domlnlck Gruber Carole 'F-3' I Q S Most Versahle X Ippolnto Anthony Rzempoluch Barbara S Q Most Popular Cerullo Charles Mon 1-alkahve Pagel Leatruce Kadansky Kenneth Y Q .. X 1 gt, xv! 6 ,nv ng Coco Best Personahty Keller Valerne Paczkowskl Edward Most Pollfe OBrnen John Cutn!lo Rosemary Most Popular Laus Patrlcla Y Class L eaders Puzzuchnllo Claire Hoffman Richard S ENl0ll HUME li00M TEACHERS fx Ef- LOUIS BRENNER ELVIRA CHIRICOSTA FRANCESCO CORDASCO HELEN GALVQN IRVING IRWIN 99' FLORENCE LEVINE GERALD MCINERNEY PHYLLIS ZACCONE 92 SUSAN HUME CLAIRE PIZZICHILLO pfnidgnf Vice President E lllll CLASS IIFFICERS ,ff if Plai- Qi VALARIE KELLER CAROL SQUILLANTE Secretary Treasurer 93 54 -f-55 x x M P H 4 N' DIETRICH R ACKERMANN Academic New Jersey Boys State Math Club Dick in his quiet way has contributed much to our class Although he has lost his locker key many times he has never lost his natural talent for math and science L.. BERNICE AVELLA Academic Chorus, Italian Club, A pony tail and big brown eyes-such is Bernice, well-liked by all who know her. With her cheerful and understanding ways she will certainly make a wonderful teacher. Those lucky students! ARLENE ALEX Academic A sparkling and a cheerful good morn- ing is typical of Arlene. Cooperative and friendly, this tall girl with long wavy hair can usually be seen walking through the halls with Eileen, 94 KENNETH ADAMOVIC Technical Kenny who has big blue eyes on only one girl can be found walking to school in the halls and talking outside of homeroom with hen Friendliness and a pleasant per sonality will help him achieve his position in the business world JOSEPH BARNA Academic ' Cross-country Track Team, Track Team, Visual Aid Club. Cars and track are Joe's main interests. Whenever you see him he is talking about that '60 Pontiac, or the last track meet. Much to all the girls' dismay, Joe likes fresh air in all his classes, 'E' WALTER BARTON JR Academnc Mu Alpha Theta Presldent National Honor Society President 58 59 Hlstorlan 59 60 New Jersey Boys State Chorallers Chorus Senior Play Tennis Team Where there IS laughter you usually fund that Walt us at the bottom of It Thanks to thus wntty fellow our four years at Memorial have had many loyful moments Wit? hls brams and personality he should go ar 4 CONSTANCE BIONDO CAROL BERNSTENGEL Secretarnal Efhcnent neat and llkable are words ap pllcable to Carol Although she had a little trouble decldlng whether or not to stay wnth us we are very glad she dnd Secretarial National Honor Soclety GSO Scrabble Club Spanish Club Treasurer Combme bralns red haur and personallty and you have Conme As GSO represent ax r All atlve she has done a fme rob a guarantee that shell do well wuth any responsnbllmes she assumes In the future VIRGINIA socco BRIAN gocx Academic Scrabble Club Though she ns a newcomer to our home room we have already found Vurglma to be a gurl wnth a most pleasing personalnty To us you appear to be someone who wall achueve what you want and be happy In the years to come 93 Academuc All-County Football Football Math Club Track Brlan has a part In almost every athletlc actnvnty m Memonal Not only does he excel In the out of school robs but lust ask Brnan about a math or hnstory problem and you are sure to get the right answer GLORY BOETTCHER Academuc Senlor Play Sweet and petlte IS our Glo Her charmlng warm smlle makes many a heart beat and eye pop We wlll never forget her great performance as Mother Theodore IH our sensor play Z BEATRICE BONAVITA Academnc Italian Club Scrabble Club Keen observance and friendliness are two qualltles whlch best descrlbe Bea W wlll never forget her helpful ways and even tempered dlsposltron as ELAINE BOSS Academlc Natrona! Honor Society New Jersey Girls State Drum Malorettes GSO Senior Play Spanish Club Wlzards of the Keyboard Who as that beauty wnth bralns looklng nn the mlrrorl' Why Ellane ofcourse Hurry h rry hurry' Oh III be lat As one of the maporettes she heads the parade ot popularlty X ,fi GLENNA BOROSON Academlc Debating Soclety Discussion Club GSO Glen IS both attractive and understandlng She can always be depended upon to help an any school prcyect Durlng the past four years Glennas latent artlstlc ablllty has been well developed 96 BARBARA BOZZUFFI Academlc Natlonal Honor Soclety Chorus Debating Club Discussion Club Italian Club A quuet manner and subtle eyes behxnd these as a gurl of much wlsdorn and wut who has earned the respect of all sensors Bar bara has helped our class ln many ways one of whnch as glvlng the ltallan home work to certaln classmates CAROL BREITWEISER Academic National Honor Society GSO Fashion Show Italian Club Who s the girl with the new hairdo7 Carol of course Intelligence and good looks are two traits for which she IS known Her keen mind should lead her to success in college , DAWN BRUNN ER Clerical A pretty face set off by sparkling green eyes add to Dawn's friendly personality. Her ever-ready smile has made her one of those we shall recall happily. ,,.,f DAVID BROKING Ar Dave, with his broad shoulders and blue eyes, is one senior all the girls notice. What is Miss Langan going to do without her right-hand man ot the first periods? Oh, those cute library assistants. Q- SHERRIL BRICKNER Art WNY Poppy Poster Contest lst place Poppy Poster for County lst place Maior ettes Chorus Our pert maiorette has given much of her time and energies to all our home room proyects The sketch ot President Essen hower is only one of the works which dis plays her artistic ability A smile and a sweet hello thats Sherry' MARIA CALATE Bookkeeping Booster Club, Italian Club, Scrabble Club. Our hazel-eyed brunette of 102 is always chattering about something or other, Her happy-go-lucky way has gained her many friends, We are sure that Maria will make some boss a fine secretary. JOHN CARCICH Academic Baseball Team Basketball Team Math Club One two three strikes youre out John must be pitching again His ability on the basketball team and cooperation should enable him to adjust well to any life situa tion 'my , BARBARA CASTRONOVA Academic Italian Club. Who has my pocketbook? Bobbie's usu- al passing-bell question. What a sensation she caused when she came with her hair sprayed silverl' Grandma, we teased, but we all love her. QV1 LL MADELINE CASTELLUCCI Clerical Band Booster Club Chorus. Co-operation and willingness ever she is needed describe T'. This versatile m'ss is at baking as Miss O'Connor 98 to help when- Madeline 'to a also a wizard will vouch. ANTHONY CARUSO Academic All County Football Football Italian Club Tony whom we call the star has helped make our football team great A happy go lucky nature full of fun is the key to Tonys popularity , ,YW DIANA CATANI Music Band, Choraliers, Presidentg Chorus, Vice Presidentg Italian Club. A voice like an angel and a personality to match, that's our Di. We'll never forget those high notes echoing in the hall. Best of luck in your operatic career! JOSEPH CAVALLI Academic Mu Alpha Theta Laughter fun and galety are the nouns that apply to Joe But under all thus rrerrlment IS a person who ns ready at all trmes to help out A successful future IS near at hand for Joe MICHAEL CERNIGLIARO Academrc Italian Club Math Club Track Cars dance and a certann gurl are Makes mann toprcs ot conversatron Always yokrng and laughrng thats Mrke LILLIAN CAVE Music Mu Alpha Theta Treasurer Natrona! Hon or Socrety Chorallers Chorus Presrdent Italian Club Pretty neat rntellrgent and scads of other wonderful thrngs are Llll She wall always be remembered fondly CHARLES CERU,-Lo STEPHEN cHRlsT:N Acadernuc Basketball Football Football rs choo choos mam Interest he scored vrtal touchdowns for our team rn Important games Well never forget hrs war dance one trme when he was ruled out of bounds But as wars are won on the playrng frelds of Eton Charles good sportsmanshrp should be an asset rn Irfe 99 Academrc Bronze Musrc Award Regron I All State Band l959 Band President Chorallers Lrgasurer Chorus Scrabble Club Visual r s The sound of musrc be rt trumpet prano or just plarn srngnng seems the best way to descrnbe our Steve Hrs pleasrng drsposrtnon warmth and success an becoming a member of All State Band wrll never be forgotten JOSEPH CIRIGLIANO Academic Scrabble Club Senior Play Lights All agree upon this Joe furnishes laughter His wit and great sense of humor has kept the class going when many a time they wanted to quit Success will come Easy to this boy for no one can help liking im my-f ROBERT CORDASCO Academic Italian Club, Math Club. Remain after school, Cordascof' Looks as if Bob will stay in again today. In spite of his mischievous ways no one will forget his wonderful sense of humor and pleasing personality. L GERALD CONTINERE Academic Italian Club Math Club Jerry is known as the Gentleman of 320. Politeness is one of the many assets which will lead Jerry to ia prosperous future. Good luck to a wonderful person! lOO DOMINICK CIRRI Clerical Band Italian Club Heres a guy you lust cant help liking His sense of humor has iniected many laughs into a dull day We will miss Dom and hope that his future is as bright as he deserves haven... KATHERINE COVIELLO Secretarial Kathy's love of clothes and new hair styles has made us watch her with pleasure. Our able secretary of the art staff is equipped with efficiency as well as good looks, VINCENT COZZI Academnc Math Club Vincent who IS somewhat qulet IS by no means unnoticed Well never forget that paur Cozzn and Meese wall we? May luck always come your way Vlncent THERESA CUNIBERTI Clerical Chorallers Chorus If there IS anyone who lS down In the dumps we have the pe fect remedy our Terry wonderful sense of humor has Invened up many a dull day In addltuon you w always fund her ready to patch In nf you need help We know thus talented gurl w be a bug success wlth her patients BARBARA CURRY Cl6fIC8l Maforeffes This pretty malorette has spent many a mornang n homeroom frenzledly trying to get her haxr combed out before the Dasslng bell rang Well remember too her gay greetnng How ya Babe? T Ros:MARY CUTILLO GRACE DE LE'-U5 Secretarual National Honor Society G S O ltalran Club Secretary Student Sec etary Wrzards of the Keyboard Secretary and Presrdent Wizards of the Keyboard Award There lust aren t enough w r s to Co pus tlce to thus dark hatred lass Her fabulous personaltty and keen sense of humor have made her tops wth us We feel sure she wall have a very brnght future as a sec refary Clerncal Chorus all dark halrd attractnve glr w os always wnlllng to help someone In d stress When she Isnt wuth an ardent admlrer Grace may be found splnnrng around nn her statlon wagon CLAIRE DELA MOTTE Ar Seraaor Play Make up Wheres CIaare9 Wath Carolyn naturally Thus petate young mass wall long be remem bered for her sweet and kand dasposataon These characterastac should lead her to suc cess an Iafe '-seq-.xx Alf .x 'W JEAN DE NIGRIS Secretaraal Scrabble Club Spanish Club An avad football and basketball fan Jeans cheerang from the stands wall be massed Remember the fun after the games? You must fand tame for more of thas neect year JOSEPH DE PAOLA Academac Joe the quaet type as known for has strong personalaty Well never forget has crazy experaments an chemastry whach so annoyed Mr Ruggaero Maca-mea. nsavca-a osNNas D DEVENEY Academac Bowlang Team Bag smale bag car bag fellow Who does that descrabeP Our Make Wallangness and generosaty are some of the traats whach make ham the wonderful person he as lO2 Ar The hot tempered pepper pot of 306 wall long be remembered for has athletac abalaty and has eyes for garls Not only wall the students remember you, Den but so wall the faculty ROBERT DI ETZSCH Technucal Roberts a quuet easy goung boy wuth a carefree dusposutuon He has acquured the nuckname Otto from Mr Cordasco and has always been the obuect of teasung and good natured kuddung Beung a good sport and cooperatung un homeroom are only two of hus many good trauts VICTOR DONOFRIO Academuc Italuan Club Vuctor one of the more quuet un our home room has helped make the paper staff a more pleasant uob A responsuble untellu gent person us Vuctor bound to succeed JwqWWmww 'ff l PATRICIA DON NELLY Academuc Cheerleader German Club Math Club Seruuor Play Captaun of the cheerleaders full of pep and muschuef us our Pattu H r antucs chemustry and study hall wull always be remembered lO3 W WZ CAROL DILLON Clerucal Wuzards of Keyboard Treasurer As a model shes tops Her cheery smule and hularuous umutatuons wull forever be remembered Who could forget Rundy the maud un the Senuor Play? Lordy' Lordy' iii- 1 wr 2-N SARA ELISANO Clerucal Italuan Club Wizards of the Keyboard Sars has won a hugh place un the esteem of her classmates and there she wull re maun for years to come In Sara you are sure to fund a true fruend wuth a keen sense of humor that helps to brughten up any group V3 121 'eva-M ANN RUTH ENOWITZ Academic GSO Maforettes Manager Scrabble Club Senior Play Student Librarian Litttle Miss lvy League of 320 is he best way to describe our Annie Deter mination and leadership are two assets which will bring her much success in the future SALVATORE FALIVENE Academic Math Club. White sneakers, black chinos, and plaid ivy league shirt makes up our Sal.'Big brown eyes and a cheerful personality have won for him many friends and a sure- footed position on the path to success. . ,,', ,',,Y 1 ' JM! WENDY, EVANCIK Secretarial Drum Majorette. Wendy a bright and pretty lass will be remembered always. Whether marching with the band or delivering newspapers early in the morning, she wore a smlle and had a cheerful word for everyone. Lots of luck Wendy' you are a true friend. lO-4 CAROLYN EMKEN Ar A keen sense of humor sincerity and good nature make Carolyn the popular girl she is ots of luck to a swell person' LOIS FALL Bookkeeping Spanish Club. Lois scores a 300 every time with us. No one can feel low when she is near. Her vibrant personality has made her a close friend not only to fellow Memorialites, but to others as well. ROSEANN FERRAINOLO Clerucal Se retary of Sophomore Class Scrabble Club Roseann a cute plxle type wlll be our friend for llfe Her antlcs ln homeroom 323 have kept us In stutches for four years Her cheerful and frnendly attmtude wull wan her fruends wherever she goes MQWQW BARBARA FINZI Art Chorus A soft spoken gurl ns Barbara We wall mass seeing her sparklmg blue eyes and friendly smle We re s e shell be a credut t Memorual ln the career of her chouce 'maui' JOSEPHINE FIRRINCIELI Clencal Thus brught young gurl IS always wnllxng to help Whenever posters are needed call on Jo It was tough gettnng that driving per rwt wasnt nt? CARL FLEISCHNER Art Carl ns a quiet reserved person whose good natured and witty personality are best re vealed ln close acqualntance Hrs class mates recognize hrs nndnvlduallstlc outlook from hrs work nn creative wrntnng We are all ookmg forward to the day we wrll hear that Carl has been made a General In the Army L ELIZABETH FONSECA Academlc National Honor Society Chorallers Chorus Always ready to gxve a helpmg hand ns our Beth Even though she has spent only two years wxth us we have learned to appreciate her many fme qualntres Conslderatnon fraendllness laughter these are a few L JAMES GALLO Ar Jlmmy has made many frrends sunce he came Into our homeroom He IS always ready to cheer you up when you are blue We dont know what we would have done without has HI beautaful you look great' JO ANN GIARMO Secretarral Booster Club Scrabble Club Wlzards of the Keyboard Jo Ann a petite dark haired amp w ll ever remaun one of our closest fnends A fun lovmg gurl there IS never a dull mom ent when Jo rs around VINCENT GHERARDI Art All-County Guard In Football1959 Math Club Track Team Vinnie blends his athletic frame conscl entnous sprrrt wallmg and helping technlque and bright outlook unto a personallty most dependable and respected Vrnnle will long be remembered for hrs Ivy league clothes old green jalopy and cuttung of classes lO6 BARBARA GARZO Bookkeeping Barbara rs a gal who wull never fall you A truer friend cannot be found Her com posntnon rn bookkeepung wlll be remember ed forever Cooperatlveness and mlschlev ousness could not be combined IH a nicer person A call Wheres Barbara? answer Here l am what can l do? STEVEN GLANTZ Academic National Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta German Club Steves hard work and study have proved worthwhlle for he I5 a member of the Natnonal Honor Society Hrs fnendly ways and wrlllngness to cooperate plus scholar shlp are the basns for a successful career ALBERT FRANK GOLDBERG Academlc Choralrers VlcePres1dent Chorus Math Club Spanish Club Extremely neat and pollte wxth a slncere and modest constitution plus a falr and cool gudgment such IS Albles lndlsputedly versatile character which makes hum the most valued of friends Al IS known t panic only when provoked by a certam English teacher and we all hope that hls natural courtesy will never leave ham We are all certaln that Alble wall fund much success In hrs chosen field of pharmacy RONALD GREENBERG Clerical Thus friendly fun lovlng guy whose mls chvevous antlcs have often gotten hum lnto dlfflcultles IS always having some fun For years he has kept us nn stltches wlth hls pranks and side remarks We wash thus wonderful person the best .4-1 CAROL GREENSPON Academlc Natrona! Honor Soclety Debatlng Soclety Secretary and Vlce President Discussion Club President Math Club Scrabble Club Senior Play Spanish Club A sunny smile pleasant dlsposltuon friend llness toward others and lntellngence best descrlbe our classmate Carol We are sure that her appeallng personallty and slncer :ty wlll contlnue to galn her many frlends and wall help make Carol a success LINDA GROSSMAN CAROLE GRUBER Academic National Honor Society Debatlng Soclety Vlce Presldent Dlscusslon Club GSO Math Club Scrabble Club Senlor Play Lmdas lntelllgence and dlgnlfled behavlor command respect from all whom she en counters She us a dllngent worker and her undlstorted vlews prove Linda to b a clean and accurate thinker who cannot help but become a complete success In her future endeavors lO7 Clerlcal Booster Club Maforettes Scrabble Club Student Llbrarlan Carole IS one of our best malorettes and has brought her llvely splrlt into all our hearts' It an electlon were to be held to choose the typical Memorlallte Carole would be our cholce ROSEMARIE GURRIERI Bookkeepmg Scrabble Club Rosemarie our chatterbox who has cap tured the hearts of everyone with her frlendly and versatile ways IS our choice for lastnng frlendshlp 4 BRUCE HABERMANN Ar Dont let Bruce s qulet manner mislead you He IS a splrnted youth wlth a love of fun and a personality that I5 sure to charm Bruce s even temperament and understand mg will always unsure hlm of a sizable number of frlends LAWRENCE HAGEN Ar Quiet mannered and capable wlth a warm and sincere personalnty Larry IS a good friend to all his classmates Larrys env: able attitude of easy going nonchalance covers a clear thlnklng mlnd and guar antees Larry a serene future of complete happiness and success MAX HAENEL Academuc German Club Math Club Senlor Play lights Max has long been the subject of teasing because of hls height but he has always taken at an a calm good natured manner and IS known to be a rellable and etflcnent worker Snnce Max has received sufficient tralnlng by accounting for himself well against the needles ot a certam teacher we a e certaln this rubbnng will not hinder Max In his future vocatnon lO8 DAVID HANSEN Academuc GSO Football Math Club Spamsh Club Thus bug blond good looking youth has a characterlstlc lackadalslcal walk whxch belxes has refreshing personaluty and warm lukeable nature Dave IS obsessed wuth foot ball cars and a certain blond from out of town Daves cheerful personaluty as sures hmm success In whatever undertaklng he may pursue nplaamnmw BARBARA HARDEN Clerucal Barbara wuth her brught smule and happy go lucky personaluty wull be remembered for a long long tume In thus uncertaun world we need those who meet Iufe gauly 3 W MARION HENNIG Academuc Band Chorus T us faur kunned hugh spuruted gurl can always be found on the dance floor or at attemptung to keep up wuth the newest styles Maruans even temperament calm uudgment and utmost patuence unsure her a successful berth un the kundergarten teach ung professuon an ELLENE HENKEL Academuc Natuonal Honor Socuety Italuan Club Eu our class debator us always ready to speak out on what she belueves Her con suderatuon and helpfulness to her class mates plus her good looks are also note worthy LOUISE ANN HERMEY RICHARD M HUFFMAN Academuc German Club Math Club Scrabble Club Well mannered soft spoken always thoughtful Louuse s patuence and quuet deterrruunatuon are evudent un all she does Dependable Louuse can always be relued up on to do any yob to the best of her abuluty O9 Academuc Natuonal Hugh School Essay Contest New Jersey Boys State G SO Math Club Senuor Play Spanush Club Thus tall sophustucated short haured per son us known to be quute mature and look ung forward to goung out unto the world Ruchues unterests vary from track to chess and from representatuye at Boys State to th portrayal of Cruspun Archer un Murder Ta es The Veul Ru hues guft of b and coruyuncung manner assure hum respectable career as a crumunal lawyer SUSAN GRACE HUME Secretarial Natlonal Honor Society Senior Class Presl dent G SO Senior Play Spanrsh Club Stu dent Secretary Wlzards of Keyboard Wlz ards of the Keyboard Award Susan our busy bee ns always running here and there Doung her best as Sensor Class Presrdent rs only one of the many responsl bulltles she has had Susan has won the respect and admnratnon of everyone and will always be remembered as Homeroom 323s Genius Sl ANTHONY J IPPOLITO Academlc Mu Alpha Theta Baseball Team Senior Play Spanrsh Club Dark good looking and nntelllgent Tony IS well liked by everyone Hrs terrlflc sense of humor and quick wut wlll be remembered as much as hrs portrayal of Hy IH our Sensor Play GAIL JACKSON Academic Chorus Debatrng Society Dlscusslon Club Llttle Theatre Group Scrabble Club Gaul a short brunette with blue eyes and a pug nose rs a popular member of 106 She KENNETH KADANSKY Bookkeeplng Scrabble Club Ken ns a frnendly well dressed fun lovmg guy who combunes mtelllgence wlth zealous effort to assure hum a promising future Kens frlendly manner wlll always be re membered by the many fnends he has made throughout has four years at Memornal can usually be seen rn the center of all actrvlty O DOROTHY KAZANJIAN Academlc National High School Essay Award Sopho more Class President Booster Club G SO Math Club Spanish Club President Thus attractlve gurls black hanr dark skln and dark flashing eyes srngle her out In any group Petnte modest and clever our classmate as bound to be a success In the business world Dottys warm and under standing ways will unsure her a future filled wlth many fnends and much happiness Nr ,,f VALERIE KELLER Academnc Dlscusslon Club GSO Little Theater Group Senior Class Secretary Sophomore Class Treasurer Spanish Club Secretary Vxvacuous pert always talklng lO6s mas cot tends to prove that good thlngs come IH small packages The keen Interest that our Little Bug has taken In all affairs has earned her the tltle of Mrs Fldcller Energy personlfled Val can create a dns turbance In the quletest ot classrooms Her personallty IS so complete that everyone takes pleasure nn lust beung wuth Val Peanuts wlll always be remembered for her favorlte expressnon Forget It and her famous last words lll never go steady E' I CYNTHIA KOENIG Academlc Natrona! Hlgh School Poetry Award Boost er Club Chorus Debating Society GSO Llttle Theater Group Semor Play Spanish Club Our sophlstlcated and llvely dramatlc act ress wrth flashvng eyes and a dufferent haur style every day has an avnd fondness for abstracts and as a gifted writer These qualutles along wrth her orlgmal oplnuons tend to portray Cynthva as an mdlvldual' was Qffi 741. A g nf JANET KING Ar Student Llbrarlan Blond harr flylng as she runs here and there such IS busy cheerful Janet Her frnendly attutude and pleasant character make for a prormslng future lll JOHN KERKOWSKI Academlc Band German Club President Math Club Tennis Real cat halrcomb blue eyes and mus cular bulld descrnbe John Has flne sense of humor and splrlted personaluty can always be relled upon to retaul the humorous slde of any occurence The class muslclan wlll be remembered for hls clean neat locker Wie we Qi Q'- N- I JOAN KOLM Art National Hrgh School Poetry Award Span :sh Club Havmg the dual glft of art and wrltnng abnlltles Joanne wnll be long remembered for her perfect attendance Thus mlld man nered sometumes qulet sometimes talk ahve but never gosslpy blonde lS the class artlst We may soon forget the chemlstry tea partles but we shall never forget Joanne Wm? GARY KOOPMAN Technucal Vlsual Aid Staff Who made the plant boxes for our home room? Why Gary our carpenter of course Ask hmm to do you a favor and presto' Its done One thmg IS for sure this boys ladder of success wall be sklllfully buult FRED KULHAWY Academlc Natlonal Honor Society Mu Alpha Theta Spanrsh Club President Freds always there when you need hum whether ut be for an Algebra answer or gust a kind word Too bad we cant have hum around after graduatlon Wim-fn ,..- ' ELEANOR KOPISCHKE Secretarlal Scrabble Club Wizards of the Keyboard Eleanor our pert llttle blond s full f pep and energy wlll be In our hearts for ever We know that her zest for lxfe will bring success In whatever she tries M JUDITH KRAFT Academic Debatlng Society Presldent Dlscusslon Club Treasurer Math Club Scrabble Club Senlor Play Propertles Spanish Club Tall well dressed and always talkxng IS our Judy 106 s efflcuent busmess manager She can always be heard askung for money ll2 ROBERTA LA CARRUBBA Clerical Roberta ns our blue eyed blond but not at all the langulcl type Her funny glggle and humorous remarks are a good part of the reason Room 324 as always fnlled wlth laughter HARRY LANZILLO Art Harrys quiet eyes have the depth of the thlnker He wull always be remembered for his easy gonng and good natured ways DONALD LAPHAM Academuc Blond halred Don full of mlschlef and fun can always be found un the back of the room pokung wufh the boys Maybe well see you on T V Don EDGAR LEAR Ar Edward IS no shrlnkung violet Hes really great Our home room would lack sornethlng rf Ed ever left We know has assurance wrll carry hum far PATRICIA LAUS Academnc GSO Malorettes Captam Semor Play Costumes Student Librarian Thus cute well dressed rnajorette captann has won the hearts of many In this school and also a special one rn college Hope you travel your way to success Pat ll3 X ....... -its LINDA LEBELSON Clerncal Booster Club Scrabble Club Lmda wrth her llvely wut and sense of humor wrll always have you laughing There as never a dull moment when she as around We shall always remember Lnnda and the Adventure wnth the wrong car ROBERT LEBET Technical Robert whom we call the artist ha a definite flair for drawing A wonderful boy with a nature to match is Bob See you in the art gallery' EDWARD LEHNES Technical Here's Ed, a fellow who's really swell, al- ways a smile and a kind word for every- one. He also acts as coach of that great basketball team, The Hot Shots. 'Q' Nu. ' 'I DOROTHY LEHNER . Ar Chorus. Blond hair blue eyes and loads of person- ality thats Dot. Never a day goes by when shes not busy helping the teacher. Shes really swell. V ll4 RUTH LEGGIO Secretarial National Honor Society GSO Student Secretary Wizards of the Keyboard Vice President and Secretary Wizards of the Keyboard Award Ruth has long blond hair and blue eyes that sparkle with friendliness Her charm ing personality and contagious laughter will surely be an asset in her chosen career We will never forget her many pranks in classes RICHARD LETTERO Academic Whenever you see a coral-colored car whizz by, you can bet your lite its Richie, Never a day goes by that we don't hear him say. But I would. Good Luck, Rich. JUDITH LICHTENAU ER Clerical Judy is a combination of fun mischief and good looks We have all enioyed her won derlul sense of humor October will be a red letter month for Judy and we all wish her happiness GERALD LOSCHIAVO ,NA ,X ,. JOAN MACELLARO Clerical Majorettes. Besides being 324's Red Cross represent- ative and serving on the make-up commit- tee tor the Senior Play, Joan was kept busy during the football season doing some fancy baton twirling. Technical Italian Club, Jerry is not onlyAa good listener, but also a very philosophic person, He is as good looking as he is bright. We hope all of his deepest dreams come true. ll5 X MARTHA LITTLE Academic Audio Visual Aid Drum Maforette GSO Fashion Show GSO Vice President Stu dent Librarian Senior Play Tickets Span ish Club Vice President Whether her pretty blond hair is long or short this drum magorette will catch your eye anytime Full of life and happiness is Martha appreciated l m sure by that hand some young man X BERNARD MANGANO Academic You can usually hear Bern's name being yelled across homeroom by his pal Joe, Although only with us a short time, he has turned out to be Quite a sensation in 212. If you are in need of hardware, just call on him. M -LT' JERALD V MARCONE Academnc A personallty to match no other thats our Jerry whether It s summer or wmter he ll warm your heart any day with hrs great sense of humor and pleaslng smile An all round wonderful guy 1 .gf MELANIE MIKA Clerical Melanie with her friendly ways has been a wonderful asset to our homeroom She was always ready to help others or to go along sweetly wlth whatever was planned EVELYN MEESE Academlc Chorus Scrabble Club Oh h not chemusty agaln moans Evelyn every sux months Well liked by everyone especrally a certaon young man Surely hope I catch the brudal bouquet JOSEPH MEDVID Music Joseph a very talented boy can always be found ln the muslc room Well remember hum as the classmate who came wlth a late sllp nearly every day Best of luck Joe' ll6 JOHN MILICH Academic Bowlmg Team Spanrsh Club Let us lntroduce you to a tall quret guy who IS certalnly one of the best luked boys of our homeroom John sometimes shows has talkmg abxlrty when all the boys get together and agltate Mr lrwrn John IS certamly capable of domg thlngs well T? PRECIOUS MILLEN Bookkeeping Scrabble Club Student Librarian Secretary Precious bursting with charm and person ality has a smile for everyone If warm personality counts for anything this gal will be successful in whatever she does JOSEPH MONTANARO Art One of the ten best-dressed boys of Memorial might be Joe. He will be re- membered for his fine manners and quiet ways. We're sure .loe will be a big success in whatever career he chooses. Wi IRENE MONACO Clerical Italian Club. Who is that girl always doing odd jobs for her classmates or collecting for another drive? lt's lrene, of course, This busy girl takes it all in her strideg she was also an usherette at the Senior Play and works on the Humanist business staff. ll7 LUCILLE MITCHELL Secretarial G S O This smart young lady is 324 s attendance whiz never absent never late But homework assignments and tests get her down she is always worrying about one or the other in spite of good marks JOSEPH Museum l Not Pieturedl JOSEPH MUSCARA Art Little Theater Club. A flat top, a bow tie and white bucks describe our Joe. He is polite, good look- ing, a good dancer and an industrious art worker. Add a versatile personality and you have a perfect mixture for a promising future. SUSAN NACCA Secretarial Senior Play Make up Student Librarian Her happy go lucky disposition and her mar velous dancing helped Susan to make many friends at Memorial Mr Brenner is certainly going to miss his attendance monitor JANE NIMBLEY Bookkeeping . Audio-Visual Aids, Scrabble Club. Janie, our homeroom busy bee, is blonde, and petite. She will always be remembered for her sense of humor and also for her pleasant ways. N ANDREA NEUNER Academic Student Librarian. Combine a friendly smile, a pretty face a sweet disposition and the result . . . our Andrea. Her cooperativeness and ability to work have made her one of Miss Langan's most efficient Librarians, Good Luck Andrea! ll8 JACQUELINE NAU Clerical Visual Aids Jackie is a quiet young lady with a very soft voice Her gentleness should be sooth ing to some harried executive when she enters the business world W iz' KATHRYN OBERTLIK Bookkeeping G.S.O,, G.S,O. Fashion Show, Visual Aid Staff. Clear the sidewalksg here comes Kathy in her hot rod! But all kidding aside, Kathy is one of the most likable girls we know, and a certain young man seems to think so, too. JOHN O BRIEN Technical Johnny better known as Mic has helped make our homeroom lust a little nicer AI ways singing and talking about basketball is Mic well liked by his whole class KENN ETH OLSEN Technical Ken just as nice as he looks has a happy nature and a cheerful smile Well always remember his asking Anybody do his homework? Well miss you Ken MARY AN N ON ELLO Clerical Drum Malorette, Student Librarian Visual Aid Staff. WALTER OTIS Academic Baseball, Basketball, Math Club, Friendly Walter with his gay antics and wit- ty remarks is a malor character in the cast o 306, His ice skating ability and ie defensive work on the basketball team make him outstanding in athletics. Here is a girl everyone likes. One of the reasons we are going to miss seeing Mary Ann every day is that there is never a dull moment when she is around. li9 WILLIAM ORTH Academic Baseball. Willie is a quiet, conscientious boy who be- hind his taciturn manner is capable of do- ing great things, He has a very keen mind and we are sure he will be 3 Success In any. thing he sets out to do. EDWARD PACZKOWSKI Clerical It certalnly has been fun havung Eddy rn our homeroom for the past four years He IS always ready with a friendly hello to began the day Good luck tn the future Ed because you really deserve the best AN LEATRICE PAGEL Clerlcal Malorettes Our pert lnttle magorette Leatrlce wxll be remembered for her bug blue eyes and her fruendly smile Her warm personallty should wln her friends wherever she goes GARY PALMA Academlc G S O Math Club A handsome boy wlth a sharp personaluty thats our fun Iovlng Gary Hls Quick wltted remarks and has lvy League clothes are a bug hut especially In a certain English class' Lots of luck Gary you wall go far' MICHELE PALLADINO Musnc Band Chofalrers Chorus Vice President Our dark haired classmate can always be found smglng an aria from some opera Well thought of by everyone especlally her drummer boy shes well on her way to success 120 ,fg ESTH ER MARIE PALMISANO Clerlcal Wuth her quuet and conscuentuous person aluty Esther has proved to be a valuable member of our class These qualmes should also be an asset In the buslness world f '5 ,ff GENEVIEVE PAPA Clerucal Italian Club Helpful and cooperatlve are the adgectlves to fmt Geneyneve She I5 always wulllng to lend a helplng hand an collectlng money or any other class endeavor RALPH PASSANTE Ar All County All State Basketball Basketball Track Passante stop domg cartwheels on the hall Ralphre notornous for has pranks and rldnculous stunts wlll also be remembered as the ace of the basketball squad W know that hrs personallty and good qualntnes wlll brlng hlm success In the future VIRGINIA PELL Clerlcal Good thvngs come In small packages and Glnny as our proof Gmny has luvened up many of our classes partlcularly Health Ed This fun tllled mrss IS an asset to any class PHYuss PETRONELLO RICHARD PIERCE Bookkeeplng Student Llbrarlan lf you should notuce a cute gurl walkmg down the hall wnth a twnnkle an her eye thats our Phyllus Phyllis possesses a glft for maklng people laugh but perhaps he greatest glft IS that of belng a frlend to all who know her Academlc Math Club Spanish Club Rlchle a happy gc lucky and consclentlous fellow wnth his Dleaslng clusposltlon and conslderatlon for others lS well known and lked SDE :ally y I 324 We are sure Rchle at no matter what you want out of lfe , ,J will surely receuve LOUIS PINTARO f Loules mann Interests In llfe are hrs gurl cars money and enloymg hlmself when ever possible But dont get the wrong Impression for our Loule wlth has keen mind and pollte manners wlll surely reach his goal thu X 2.7-7' 'H-rn... CLAIRE PIZZICHILLO Academic National Honor Society President 7959 l960 Treasurer 1958 7959 National Hugh School Poetry Contest Senlor Class Vlce President Italian Club Maforettes Senior Play Student Llbrarxan Wheres my pocketbook9 Where are mv books? Thus petlte llttle mass IS always ln a tlzzy Between wrmng for our Humanxst and being Presldent of the Honor Society Clalre stnll funds tlme to wln the friend shlpk of all She IS certainly tops In our boo JOSEPH PORTADA Academic Math Club Joseph who came from New York has added much to our home room Although hes qunet you can count on Joe to help out wnth any llttle jobs that must be done Hes quute a guy Vs -S A EMILY POZZI Clerical Emrly IS Mlss Vntalnty and Energy herself' In gym her monkey luke aglluty rn clrmblng the ropes has often amused er athletlc prowess stands out but she has always had plenty of energy left over for class actlvutues l22 MARYANN PRAVDA Academlc Semor Play Stage Manager Spanish Club Student Llbrarran Pretty cooperatnve wlth a humorous per sonalrty Maryann IS popular In our class Her run uns with Mr lrwln over a certaln boy cause many panlcs In 306 Anywhere she decades to go we are sure she wlll wan the frlendshrp of all PATRICIA A RAJN IAK Clerucal Pat who us dustunquushed by her long wavy haur has added spurut to the class ever sunce her freshman year Good luck Pat keep that smulung face FRANK REISER Academuc Math Club Senuor Play Jummy crack corn and I don t care about anyone but a certaun gurl un 2l2 Between snappung photographs and your numerous other hobbues we know your name wull be synonymous wuth success RICHARD REUTLINGER Clerucal 3 'Wvo CAROLYN J RICHTER Clerucal Warm smulung lukable welldressed are uust some of the words we assocuate wuth Carolyn A certaun sparkle appears un Carolyns eyes when she cheerfully dus cusses the Navy Blue and Gold' Senior Play Ruchard wull be remembered by 324 for hus excellent performance un the Senuor Play and for hus abuluty at entertaunung a certaun group of gurls l 3 HEINZ RIEDL Technucal Although Heunz has not been un our Home room the full four years he has helped make ut wonderful by hus cheerfulness You can usually fund hum wuth that specual gurl walkung through the halls L RICHARD RINGIER Academic Basketball Team Math Club Track Want to find a tall blonde hazel eyed varsity basketball player named Richie? You can find him five days a week stand ing in the doorway of 306 watching all the girls go by Richie with his keen mathe matical mind is sure to go far ., , C ANTHONY ROSATIV Academic Mu Alpha Theta G.S.O, Italian Club. Intelligent capable trustworthy and well liked is Tony, a boy who has just about everything, We're sure he will become tops in any field he enters.: JOSEPH ROCKER Academic What me worry? Joes philosophy has carried him through four wonderful years of MHS His polite manners and friendly personality make him a favorite of the senior class His willingness to help where he can is just one of the many traits which make him popular if ,zgm-auvfff LINDA RUPP Secretarial Linda's helpfulness, combined with her cheerful personality, will be an asset to any office. Lyn can usually be found dis- cussing the latest news with Ginny and Pat. l24 BARBARA RZEMPOLUCH Academic Sophomore Class Vice President: Junior Class Secretary, Cheerleader, Captain, Spanish Club, Student Librarian. Our Barbara, Captain of the Cheerleaders and Sister Osmund in the Senior Play, is active in many school activities. Since she is popular with the Student body, we know that her personality and charming manner will be an asset in any career of her choice. JUDITH SCHLESINGER Ar GSO Let me say something Judys famous expressnon ns something we shall never for get Her zany Ideas have kept us Iaughlng for four years and wlll for many more to come sa, X ALICE SCHUMACHER Clerlcal Italian Club Scrabble Club Alvce our ever faithful attendance gurl can always be found at the football and basketball games Effucnency neatness and a wnnnlng personality describe our Allce GERALDINE SEGALL Clerical Booster Club Discussion Club Scrabble Club V1sualA1ds ret sy qoong bt th a q nt rmschlef ID her eyes such rs Gerv She IS always turnlng up wuth a new halr do acqulred at the House of Sllver Blonds -1 ROSEMARY SILVESTRI Secretarnal Student Secretary Here ns a gurl with both beauty and bralns Our homeroom wouldn t have been complete without Ros antlcs Galety and brains should prove assets for a career JAMES JOSEPH SMITH Ar Thls sedate tranqull member of lO6 wall be remembered for hls pcllteness Never In the way always occupued Jzmmy IS a smooth and consclentlous worker Hls many outstandlng contributions rn Creatlve Wrnt an reveal a versatlle wrnt ng gnft wont be much surprzsed If we soon read Jlmmys publlshed works we are certain that he II go fa ln the Ilterary 1 BARBARA SPUNGIN Secretarial Debating Society G S O Barbara is a quiet neatly dressed girl with a charming manner that has made many a boy take a second look Her portrayal of Trillium in our Senior Play will remam in our memories forever HOWARD J . STRANDES Academic Math Club. Never a dull moment with fun-loving Howie around especially in a certain English class where Howies oratorical ability gets him into many difficulties. Howie, with your brains and your ability to talk your way out of anything you can t help but succeed. 4149 Mx ALICE STETSON Clerical Alice may appear quiet but there are very few people who arent aware that shes around. Her cheery disposition and pleasant manner will aid her greatly in her future endeavors. l26 -H-.xx CAROL SQUILLANTE Academic Cheerleaders Co Captain Italian Club Junior Class Treasurer Senior Class Treas urer Sweet quiet and pretty is our little cheer leader Carol is well liked by all her class mates as well as by that special boy MALCOLM STRANG l Nul- Pichlredl MALCOLM STRANG Ar Tall red-headed and easy-going . . . that's our Malcolm. Though he is a new- comer to our homeroom we've all grown to like this boy because of his pleasing per- sonality. JANET STULL Academic Natuonal l-'ugh School Poetry Contest Debat ung Society Treasurer 1959 l96O Dus cussuon Club GSO Fashion Show Chorus l hear laughter ut must be Janet When ever we thunk of thus gay carefree gurl we will be reminded of her warm person aluty Thus gauety and warmth wull help her fulfull her ambitions msn., A- NORMA SWENSEN Academic Letter of Commendation from National Merit Scholarship Test. Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Senior Play. Thus racluant, warm-hearted import from a dispersed homeroom has employed her uoyial personality and twinkling eyes to add spice to lO6. Norma's secret is an eyer-present smile on her lips. a warmth un her heart. and an unmatchable wut. These cannot help but bring happiness to all those about her. DORIS SUDEN Clerical Luttle Theater Club. Doris, the class worruer, with her warm smile and friendly way, has proved to be quite a gurl. We will always remember Doris' pout, especially un hustory class, l2T LUCILLE STUPARICH Secretarial atuonal Honor Society G SO Spanish Club Wizard of the Keyboard Lucille a cute ltaluan muss wull be remem bered always for her beautiful smile and her terrufuc personality Since she has done so well un her adopted land we are sure she will succeed un whatever she attempts to do PATRICIA J. SYVARTH Art Senior Pl'y, Make-upg Spanish Club Pat has always been a good sport with a brilliant, wide smile. She has offered to our class a very serene sude which has won her our respect and friendship. JU DITH TAYLOR Secrefarual Take long brown haur bug brown eyes mux wufh a nuce smule and a large dose of per sonaluty and you have Judy Judy has added more fhan her share of laughter To home room lO2 Thus ambufuous gurl wull surely achueve success GEORGE THOMPSON Academuc Debatlng Socuety Spanush Club Visual Auds Wherever there us a crowd of gurls you usually fund that George us un the center Hus gay and carefree ways have made hum popular QM W PATRICIA THIEL Secretarual Italian Club Student Secretary Paftys short blond haur and laughung eyes are lust some of the things well remember Her good grades and helpful affufude wull and her un becomung a top nofch Teacher l 5 E LINDA THEOBOLD Clerucal Booster Club Scrabble Club Luffle Linda the clown of 323 wull confunue to be our fruend forever Her frauts of good humor and cheerfulness add to her sparklung personaluty ROSEMARY TILLINGHAST Ar Scrabble Club Vusual Aid Long black haur and dark eyes make Rose mary an affracfuve gurl Her quuef ways and easy goung dusposutuon make her popular ll RONALD TRAMARIN Ar Garden Club Math Club Vrsual Alds Wnthout Ronald our homeroom would never have been so cheerful He can always be counted upon to help ralse our low spnrnts and add humor to any sstuatlon PM ,Z MARIE VAN DER TULIP Bookkeepnng Booster Club Malorettes Scrabble Club Student Llbrarran Wrzards of the Keyboar Good thlngs come In small packages frlendlv smlle beautuful clothes and fancy bat n twlrllng have made her well known thr u,hout Memornal Ilan-M ,4-0 BARBARA VADER Academlc Debating Soclety Dlscussron Club Semor Play Make up Sweet as sugar xntelllgent and wmtty thats Barbara Her warmth and suncerlty will wln this gurl many friends wherever she goes RITA VIC' ANNE L vmcs Bookkeeplng Italian Club Rlta lS the blushlng Mss of 324 But be hlnd that blush lS a very llkable person who has captured the heart cf a certaln young man 7 Clencal ltallan Club what as Anne ta klng to Florence ah ut thus tlme7 Could :T be a poke? 's she hatchzng a prank? Or are they lust dlscusslng the boys? One never knows what Anne w ll be up to next E I , I ,, Y I I ,,,W, t . ' , ' ' df Weezle as a good example of the sayung, V ' Her K H., K X ' 1 . - f 3 ' M3 ' -J A ' ' . . I V I . u I . K WILLIAM VONDERVOR Academic German Club Treasurer Math Club Senior Pay Bill will always be remembered for his act ing in the Senior Play as Mr Eric Leader ship determination and perception are a good start on a successful career And since Bill has all these we have no doubts that he will go far pu,-w,,,,, I Z JOAN WALECK Secretarial Italian Club Joames friendly way and beautiful smile have made her a friend to many Her dancing ability has made her a popular partner at dances With brains and looks wrapped up into one package she wll surely be welcomed in any field of business lf. nur LENA WEINSTOCK Academic Mu Alpha Theta, Discussion Club German Club, Secretary. Who is always clowning in the halls, getting into trouble at gym? Lena, who else? Her pleasant disposition and thoughtfulness are lust a few qualities which have made her popular. RONALD WARKANS Academic Debating Club Audio-Visual Club. Have you seen someone riding next to George in a cute little Volkswagon? That's our fun-loving Ronnie, H is M'r. lrwins handy-man, who was born to cheer people up. His pleasing disposition will carry him tar in this competitive world. 130 V ROBERT WIGAND Academic Math Club. Robert, quiet and soft spoken, will be re- membered for his cooperation and ability to work. Always ready to give a helping hand and to pitch in when needed, he is easy to know and like. JOSEPH WOLF Nut Pkflllldf JOSEPH WOLF Academic Joe can usually be found walking around the halls with his pal William or with a certain someone Hes known by teachers and friends alike for his practical pokes and witty remarks You cant put anything over on Joe 'Q' JAMES BROMLEY Prcyoc1tion1I Jimmy cnioys thc outdoor lite During the warm days he could he found hunting tishing or swimming His main ambition is to become a machinist preferably thc Air Force JOSEPH ZIMMER Ar Joe the boy with the little red car can be seen on the streets going about 90 miles an hour If you ever catch up to him youll rea ize hes a swell guy whos liked by everyone WALTER BUSCH MICHAEL GORDON Preyocational Tennis. WaIter's main interests are car mechanics and tennis. Every time you see a car lft you can be sure Walter is there, He w Il go into the Air Force hoping to get some ex- pert trarning in mechanics so that he can some day have his own car repair shop. You can be sure when he gets out of the service he will be the best mechanic in the state. .5, Preyocational Mike, nicknamed Flash, enioys working in machine shop and hopes to continue his work in the Navy. He also enioys boxing. Mike is a lot of laughs and always has a new ioke to tell you, He can be found in his 'Sl Plymouth all oxer town. JAMES KEISTER Prevocatnonal G S O Jlmmys mann Interest IS slnglng He can always be found rehearsung with has group the Conchords at 54th Street He ns Mr Cavadl s rlght hand man Fnday H quote a guy MICHAEL TRU LBY Prevocatlonal Football Mlke Trulby enloys working ln machlne shop and IS Mr McFarI1ns lead man Mike wall probably become an excellent machumst Bug Make also enloys playlng football He IS usually found on a corner watching all the gurls go by WARREN KUHLE Prevocatnonal Football Warren mechanically lnclmed works as a car rnechanuc and also does body work He IS the lead man In mechanlcal drawmg Warren engoys playung football and made the varsity KLAUS RAUCH Prevocatlonal Tennis xdmg p has t am set IS has mann Interest But he also llkes to swim and play tennis Electronucs In the Navy IS hls mann ambxtlon He can be found after school playnng with hls tram set l32 HECTOR VEGA Prevocatuonal Baseball Hector enloys playlng sports especually baseball he hopes to make a career out of lt Although he IS chased by a lot of gurls he only has eyes for one He can always be found at the Sunday night dance In corner with the Jesters He IS never sad or mad always wlth a smnle ffw S115 EXigDE v!70 Hz. 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A , .J. ' - . ,7 I I ,N.J. . , . i: ' - .z ' - ., . 25 ..- 8 CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR MARIA and HER CLASSMATES MR and MRS R CALATE MR and MRS G CALATE MR and MRS N CALATE TO OUR FAVORITE OISHWASI-IER PALISADE SCHOOL NO 4 P T Co pl UNION CITY HAT CLEANING 4807 BERGENLINE AVENUE UNION CITY A FRIEND UN'on 3-7040 Day and Night RICHARD J HORGAN FUNERAL HOME Pa kang Ent a ce on 60th Street 3OI 303 6Oth St eet West New York N J PVT WILLIAM STALKNECHT JR FORT CAMPBELL KENTUCKY TIPPY TU CHARCOAL HAVEN 85th STREET d BERGENLINE AVENUE NORTH BERGEN NEW JERSEY CONGRATULATIONS THE CLASS OF JUNE, I96O I . r ' r n - r , . . l I I . , . l I U I I O Best Wishes From an . . . A. TO m iments of , N. J. Best Wishes to GLENNA DE SAUSSURE EQUIPMENT C0 6212 62nd Street West New York N J Compliments of COLUMBIA PARK LANES Mlchael Margaret Madeline Catherme Margaret Rose TEENAGERS' Youll always find the newest m fashwns and accessones at lfowudou.. 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J. -fs +- N OE WHitney 3-1853 SPECIAL CONSIDERATION TO MEMORIAL GRADUATES 161 PlL0ll ll Through the ages many achievements never before thought possible have been made in such fields as industry educa tion science and medicine With the great knowledge he has acquired in these and other phases of life man is faced the learning he has achieved Whether man will use it in a beneficial manner or an a way which will bring about the de struction of mankind depends in part upon us the future citizens and leaders of our great nation with the vital question of how to utilize AUTUGIHPIIS rmama by Zqmuabq New cwv PRINYING co uma Irv Num:-nv AUTUGRAPH


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