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NEWARK CENTRAL-SCHOOL NEWARK. NEW YORK FOREWORD The 1965 yearbook staff has come this edition of the Arcadian very well. It b ours for almost a year. We now present it to yw , the students of Newark High School. This book has been producted as an accurate and usteresting account of the year's events. To the qd uating seniors it represents the finale of four wohderful years; to the juniors a remembrance of one of the most hectic years in school; to the sophomores a record of their efforts, culminating in the achievement of the coveted privileges of upperclassmen; to the freshmen a memory of the awesome newness of high school. We hope that our attempt to record the happiness, the trials, and the frustrations of the past year has been Successful and that you will find this Arcadian a true memento to Newark High I 2 DEDICATION • i 4- There are many things which make our high school stjand out among all others. The actions, the dress, and the attitudes of our students reflect a certain dignity not found in every school. Because this essential quality is so much a part of our school, we wish to dedicate this, the 1965 Arcadian, to •OfGNITY. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION SENIORS CLASSES ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISEMENT 7 21 59 69 89 108 OFFICERS EDITOR — Lawrence Metcalf ASSISTANT EDITOR - Susan Stoddard ART EDITOR — Thomas Casselman SALES MANAGER - Linda Norsen ADVISERS — Mrs. Miller, Mr. Hawver, Mr. Campbell COVER DESIGN - Melodie Weiler SITTING: Metcalf. STANDING: Mr. Hawver, Stoddard, Norsen, Pierce, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Campbell. SEATED: Cheeseman, Allen, Dohn, Frey, Busby, Zappia, Surber, Hughes. STANDING: Years, Lipari, Lawrence, Murphy, Follette, DeWispelaere, DeWeaver. GENERAL A____ STAFF ■— SEATED: DeVisser, Wilkins, Mels, Fagner, Sweet, Turner, Brams, Graver. STANDING: Corthals, Rockwood, Shirty, Caster, Alvaro, House, Ehrhardt, Heinlein. ART STAFF SITTING: Cebulo, Casselman, Guard. STANDING: Weiler. ua o so uov av. ‘s o puv. fcL avU U V.C 11 OKU 0 uAl .WWll iohi m ss uo sni n i ju 1 P v w4 -Yea sr. x P S'0 C kV' K S V v.r . w avavvl uxaeYoA i o% i W, aYiv.c P oh V A a Y swvC STVOUVe} dX ‘ sawyer _ C Cj Os oc c « fc- fi ai 3D 2ji SUPERINTENDENT Mr. Norman R. Kelley Congratulations to the Class of 1965 It is my wish for each of you that you may enjoy a full measure of success during your lifetime. Perhaps I should make clear what I mean by success. Therefore, I will quote a little poem the author of which is unknown. Success doesn't mean that you've won great wealth. That you strove all your life for gain. That you hurried and worried and ruined your health — Success such as that is vain. But the good that you've done with the chance you had — That you aided a man in distress. That you spread good cheer and made others glad — That, my lad, is the true success. Not always crowned with a laurel wreath, Nor placed in the hall of fome. Success to the man in the place beneoth, Is in playing an honest game. BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED FROM LEFT: Dr. Joseph Justino, Mrs. Mary DeVey, Mr. Harold Stiles, Mr. Vernon Cator, Mrs. Elizabeth Bergman, Mr. Arthur Tack, Mr. Charles Gifford. 8 Mr. W. Donald Hess Senior High Every individual is of supreme value, his dignity must be protected and honored, and his potential must be tapped and developed even beyond his own expectations. I hope that while attending Newark High School your differing strengths have been discovered and as a result you will make a definite contribution to society while enjoying a good life in this democratic order. Mr. Merle Herrington SENIOR HIGH FACULTY FOREIGN LANGUAGES FIRST ROW: Mrs. Carter, FRENCH; Mrs. Palmer, FRENCH and LATIN; Mr. Campbell, LATIN; Mr. Foster, SPANISH. SEATED: Mrs. Munson, HOMEMAKING; Mr. Hawver, ART; Mr. Bascom, MUSIC. STANDING: Mr. Wadsworth, MUSIC. SEATED: Mrs. Ingraham. STANDING: Mrs. liddle, Mrs. Pitcher, Mrs. Miller, Mr. Werts. SENIOR HIGH FACULTY SEATED: Mr. Ludwig, Mr. Augustine, INDUSTRIAL ARTS. STANDING: Mr. Hill, DRIVER EDUCATION. SEATED: Mrs. Reid, SCIENCE, Mr. May, MATHEMATICS, Mr. Eberl, SCIENCE, Mrs. Baraw, MATHEMATICS. STANDING: Mr. Cebulo, SCIENCE, Mr. Shovey, SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS; Mr. Harris, MATHEMATICS, Mr. Williams, SCIENCE. 11 SENIOR HIGH FACULTY ENGUSH AND LIBRARY SEATED: Miss Wooster, Mrs. Stoep, Mr. Morris, Mrs. Hobkirk. STANDING: Miss Howlond, Miss Richards, Mrs. Shaw, Mr. Perry, Mrs. Eggleton. Miss Perrin, GUIDANCE; Mr. Galway, GUIDANCE; Mrs. Kelly, STUDY HALL; Mr. Sergeant, PSYCHOLOGY. PHYSICAL EDUCATION SEATED: Mrs. Leavenworth, Mr. Tiebout, Mr. VonEarden. STANDING: Miss Brown, Mrs. Scott, HEALTH AND ATTENDANCE. SENIOR HIGH HISTORY SEATED; Miss You . V-H Is ( rjg pve, Mr. Neeley, Mi ss Crellir TANDING: Mr. Secfe'er, Mr. KlossnetyMAr. Phillips, Mr. Neuhord. (j A l'_ I FIRST ROW: Miss Leng, ENGLISH; Miss Daly, CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION; Mrs. Robarge. CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Patanzo, ENGUSH; Mr. Pullano, READING; Mr. Callenboch, ENGUSH; Mrs. Underhill SECOND ROW: Mr Seeley, SCIENCE; Mr Reddout, SCIENCE; Mr. Santoro, MATHEMATICS. JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY 13 SITTING: Miss Bonford, PHYSICAL EDUCATION; Mr Boeder, GUIDANCE; Mrs. Klossner, LIBRARY STANDING: Mrs. Studer, DENTAL HYGIENIST; Mr. Greene, PHYSICAL EDUCATION; Mrs. Lonnon, SCHOOL NURSE. JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY SITTING: Mrs Hill, HOMEMAKING; Miss Anderson, MUSIC; Mrs Neuhord, ART. STANDING: Mr Fischette, OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION; Mr Robb, MUSIC; Mr Chetney, INDUSTRIAL ARTS. 14 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Townsend, Mrs. Stoddord. SECOND ROW: Mr. Porkison, Miss Morofiot, Mr. Wood, Mrs. Cooley, Mr. Howlett. SIXTH GRADE FACULTY FIFTH GRADE FACULTY FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bumpus, Miss Smith, Mrs. Preece SECOND ROW: Mrs. Resue, Mrs. Walker, Miss Welloti. SEATED: Mrs. Nieskes, Mrs. Benjamin, Mrs. Perrin, Manager; Mrs. Guard, Mrs. Beader, Mrs. Verschage. STANDING: Mrs. Dulmage, Mrs. Rossi, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. DeSeyn, Mrs. Brink, Mrs. Canne, Mrs. Dennis, Mrs. Rowe. SENIOR HIGH SEATED: Mr . Cosselmon. STANDING: Miss Valmore, Mrs. Rider, Mrs. Westbrook. SITTING: Mrs. Pulver. STANDING: Mrs. Matthes. FIRST ROW: Mr. Pitts, Mr. Reed, Mr. Dapolito, Mr. Follette, Mr. Cosselman, Mr. Blackman. FIRST ROW: Aurora Marie Roscoe. BUS DRIVERS KNEELING: Mr. Potter, Mr. Holleran, Mr. Wright, Mr. Dirks, Mr. Fagner. STANDING: Mr. Newcombe, Mr. Goosen, Mr. Dobbel-aere, Mrs. Grant, Mr. DeWondel, Mr. Schwab, Mr. Casselman. OFFICE STAFF FIRST ROW: Mrs. Bardmaker, Miss Lagoner. SEATED: Hildebrandt, Touge, Allen, Curcio, Wilck, Maugan. STANDING: Monje, Townsend, Heinrick, Kreut, DuBois, Dayton, Kibler. CAFETERIA JUNIOR HIGH STAFFS CUSTODIANS FIRST ROW: Mr. Wilck. SECOND ROW: Mr. Laflam, Mr. Love, Mr. Coleman. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE: Stoddard, Chaffee, Grauer, Stevens. ROW TWO: Bonofede, Bush, Vanderbrook, Asin. STUDENT GOVERNMENT The purposes of the student government ore many. Included among them ore: to provide training in democratic citizenship; to work with the administration and faculty and act as a link between the administration, faculty, and the student body, so to promote the welfare of each student; and maintain the high standards of the school. The first of the two branches that comprise this student government, is the Student Congress, the lower house . It consists of representatives from the homerooms. The vice-president of the Student Council serves os the president of the Congress, while a vice-president and o secretary are elected from the body of representatives. It is this body that acts as on intermediary between the Student Council and the homerooms. The Student Council, or upper house, consists of a president, vice-president, secretary, and boy and girl representatives elected by popular vote in May of the school year preceding their term of office. Also, the presidents of the respective classes are members. Among its many duties are the sponsoring of all campaigns and drives, selecting paid assemblies, granting charters to new clubs, and monitoring the lunch lines. These two groups are vital parts in the machinery needed to keep this school running efficiently and smoothly. 18 FIRST ROW: Whiteford, Cosgrove, Weiler. Schontz, DeJohn, Grouer. SECOND ROW: Coster, Asin, Hordy, Port, Cebulo, Asin, Rogo. THIRD ROW: Stevens, DeWind, Lewis, Monje, Phillips, Crothers, Tiebout FOURTH ROW: Fredricksen, Fremouw, Provoost, Bono-fede, Metcolf, Prout. STUDENT CONGRESS JUNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Reddout, Rodl, Bell, Hubbard, Sloone, Bloomer, Stiles, Healy, Wood SECOND ROW: Greene, Waldorf, DeCann, Cowles, Nash, San Angelo, Edgett, Simes, Szoke. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Robinson, Concert, Crothers, Hobkirk, Johnson, Johnson, Armitage, Leene, Scutt, VonAnkeren, DeVey, Elzufon, Mrs. Robarge. JUNIORS: CLASS OFFICERS David Logana ................ SECRETARY-TREASURER Susan Stoddard ........................ PRESIDENT William Fremouw .................. VICE-PRESIDENT SOPHOMORES: Michael Muscolino Karen Vanderbrook Todd Hardy ........ Philip Weeks .... SECRETARY PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER FRESHMEN: Richard Rago VICE-PRESIDENT Vicki Leggett SECRETARY-TREASURER Steve Asin ............................ PRESIDENT CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Somuel Bonofede; VICE PRESIDENT: Robert Skinner, SECRETARY- TREASURER: Jonice Grant. CLASS HISTORY Shock, awe, wonder and amazement! Yes, we were finally in High School and were Freshmen. We were the leaders of the Junior High School. We elected Nancy Cebulo os our class president. Our Freshmen Prom was Cherry Pink ond Apple Blossom White . For many of us it was our first social function. Then, our superiority turned into inferiority as we travelled to the Senior High School. We were once again underclassmen. Also, we experienced shock and dismay os we met new teachers, got lost in the new holls, and struggled through our harder courses. Tom Krens was our class president thot year. The next year we were Juniors. We were going up in the world, things were getting underway. Our Junior ploy, The Mouse that Roared, was a record-breaking success. Our Junior Prom, Moonlight and Roses, was very well attended, with over one hundred couples there. Tony Santoro was our class president. Now we ore seniors with Sam Bonofede as our president. We ore finally on the top of all the classes. College ond careers are coming very soon and we potiently are awaiting them. For all of us there is the hope of success. Soon we will be on our own. Our vacations are about to end. In the future, we will most casually be able to look bock on our High School years and remember what we thought was difficult then ond remember the best four years of our youth. 22 ROXANNE LEIGH BEAL Roxanne, known to many os Honey , left her classmates on indelible memory of a girl whose joy in living radiated from her and became a part of those who associated with her. Her casual acquaintances will always remember her warm, cheerful smile and vibrant personality. Roxanne was active in Girls' Athletic Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior High Chorus, and Intramurals. Her interest in people and their feelings gained for her many friends. The interest she had, in even the simple events and occurrences of a person's everyday life, was genuine; nothing seemed too trivial or unimportant to her. The happiness she brought to many of us will never be forgotten. She will live with us always —a memory os fresh ond olive os she was. ARTHUR AUSTIN JOHN MICHAEL BAROODY CARL BOUWENS JOHN BOYKO NANCY ANN BRAMANTE ?6 _ THOMAS EDWARD CASSELMAN DAVID COLLINS PRICILLA CONDIT SALLY ANNE CLARK SHARON JEANNE CHEESEMAN LINDA MARIE CHRISTLER L 1 CHRISTINE COSGROVE VIRGINIA IRENE DECANN F. ROBERT DEDRICK SANDRA LEE DAY CHERYL ELAINE DEJOHN BRIAN DECANN DAVID G. COWLES LINDA KAY DEBLAERE HAROLD MICHAEL DENNIS MARY KATHLEEN DEWEAVER MONICA ANN DEMARCO MARY MARGARET DE WEAVER NELLIE HELANA DEVISSER U MARY MARGARET DEWISPELAERE ■ . v it l f' DONALD DULMAGE GLORIA J. EHRHARDT , '“'MICHAEL ROBEP n f'CAMMiwri , 'V- iji) o, VIRGINIA DOHN SALLY ANN ELLWOOD JAN MARIE EVANS RUTH ANN DUNCAN PAMELA FAGNER JAMES FINEWOOD ROBERT FISHER SHIRLEY FILIPPELLO 32 CANDICE GAIL FREY BRENDA JOYCE GEORGE DAVID GEORGE HENRY GOELLNER JANICE L. GRANT FRANCIS EDWARD GUCHONE JAMES GULICK GORDON GUARD ( MERIKAY ELLEN GUCHONE ROBERT HERD nw, m . Qrfs c9 mGrtCtr k saewb cssfe Mdfkf o£ . ( oo. include y ®l My user 'faik obr 5i QCC hef' (rtecfitioe 'to 'jJv. b tfey one! V f- ' v% s lcf LEWIS B. HILL vt'G c A CAROL A. HILLAGEER DONNA LEAH JACOBS JOHN S. KAUPP MICHAEL JOHN KLOSSNER JULIA CECILIA LENNON JANE LENNON THOMAS KRENS JAMES ROBERT LAWRENCE WILLIAM MACKIN RON LINEHAN HARRIET M. LIEBERMAN JAMES M. LIPARI JOHN MARESSA SUSAN MAUGIRI i KAREN METZ SHARON ELIZABETH ORBAKER ROY PIZZIRUSSO DONNA JEAN POTTER ERIC PULVER GARY L. PULVER EDITH PRATT H. THOMPSON PROUT DONNA LYNN RUSSELL ANTHONY SANTORO WALLY REED SUSAN A. ROSS ABBY R'KAINA MARY ANN RUGGIERO RUTH SHIFFLET BONNIE SHULTERS ELAINE MAE SIMIZON LUCINDA ANN STELL ROBERT C. SKINNER WILLIAM LARRY SHUMAN MARILYN STEWART WILMA JEAN SURBER 4uc«.ujt C C !� -� ,- vjk_ «i - -4£ : - ; ’w- ■fU� «t4 Q. vJvJilV ‘-' -f “% itAC cl s i . I It 4- . Uj' .4L«X7 RICHARD VANDERBROOK NADINE LOREL VANCAMP SUSAN VAN CAMP RICK VAN NORMAN PETER RICHARD VAN OOYEN vjCAr � C U V 5 SCcV%Qr . vyo o VkX r aCv oar K tvjf Ta V . c ns. xac ok. +o e ;u. 3 ' JAMES B. WESTFALL MELODY WEILER DOUGLAS C. WERTS ROSS WHITMORE LINDA JEAN WRENCH 46 PAMELA JEAN YEARS JOANN ZAPPIA MARY ZORNOW GEORGE A. WILDRIDGE be DIDN'T VcL LOl E PEM THAT DiJ r happen tt ran OCCT OP tilK ■DURING R TEST “Well -fhen X decided fo different — ” ALL RIGHT STUDENTS, A SMALL AMOUNT OF THIS COULD PRODUCE A VIOLENT REACTION-. CLASS DISMISS ED.. . 49 mm 1. BEST LOOKING: Van Dusen, Dohn 2. BEST ACTORS: DeWeaver, Lipari 3. BEST PERSONALITY: Van Dusen, Kouwe 4. WITTIEST: Condit, Baroody 5. BEST ARTISTS: Allen, Casselman 6. BEST DRESSED: Gravino, Bevis, Bowers 7. BEST MUSICIANS: Evans, Bonafede, Pulver 8. TALLEST: Krens SHORTEST: Volpe 9 BEST ATHLETES: Grant, Santoro 10 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Cebula, Krens 4. 6. ABBY R'KAINA Most of the names of Arabic-speaking countries have a meaning. Morocco means the far west where the sun sets. Northern Morocco is very hilly. Southern Morocco is divided into three sections. One section is desert where one can fry on egg over the top of a car. Another section is very flot and good farming land. Between the two sections are the high Atlas Mountains where it snows. The Moroccan climate is very pleasant as a whole. Morocco is ruled by a king. King Hassan II, who is a young married man about thirty years old. We have a parliament, too. The Moroccon flog is red with a green star in the middle. Most people in Morocco are Moslem but there are Jews and Christians, too. Moslems, of which I am one, believe in Islam. The Islamic religion is somewhat different from Christianity but has many similiar beliefs. Arabic is the language of the Moslems and is written from right to left. My family and I speak this at home. The important languages in Morocco are Arabic, French, and Spanish, but English is being taught in schools now. I went to a small American school in Tangier, where the courses are taught in English, and I will return there next year. Most of the people of Morocco are formers. Now the farmers are starting to come to the cities and get jobs in the industrial plants and the new factories that are being built. Some of the people wear the Moroccon national costume which is Arabic in origin, but many wear European clothes. Tangier, where I live, is a very old city. The Romans and Phoenicians settled in Tangier long before people sailed very far into the Atlantic. The Phoenicians used Tangier os o trading post. Now it is a city that makes money from the tourist trade. The seaport of Tangier ploys an important role, too. The city is well-known for its beaches and camping grounds; the Mediterranean Beach is about three miles long. On the western coast of Tangier one can swim in the wavy Atlantic ocean. The city is divided into three sections: the old Moorish section, the new modern section of the city, and the pleasant countryside. I live in the new part of the city. My father owns a bakery near by. We live in a big house overlooking Mediterranean Sea. We are six brothers and one sister, who is the youngest in the family. I am the only one in the family who goes to an American school. My brothers go to Moroccan-French schools, which are government owned. Morocco is located in a perfect spot for stopping trade from going into one half of the world by sea. For this reason, countries have fought for Morocco and against Morocco. In the early twentieth century the French occupied southern Morocco and the Spanish occupied the northern part. Tangier became an international zone after this. The population of Morocco is about 13,000,000. The population of Tangier is about 170,000. This number is divided among Moroccans, Spanish, Jews, French, Americans, and English. This is so because Tongier has been international. Morocco won its independence in 1956. The United States and Morocco get along very well with each other. This feeling of friendship is expected to last a long time. Abby R'Kaina ft 4 WILL EVER WE FORGET Our former but never forgotten classmates: Barker, Craine, DeCausemaker, DeRue, De-Wald, DeWeaver, Dirks, Dorst, Hinkal, Hoy, Johnson, Marsh, Minono, McKay, Morrell, Palmer, Reeves, Switzer, Szkapi, VanWaes, Weibeld, Wheaton, Wildes, Wilkenson. The Smear 'em All Over The Fielders Pyramus and Thisbe P-s-s-s-t . . . Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White . . . The Center . . . Study Halls in the Cafeteria . . . The Clue . . . The South End . . . Shaving Cream Fights at Bristol . . . by definition . . . arbitrarly speaking . . . Mr. May's lost spheres . . . Zunck . . . Little Mishaps in Driver Ed . . . Chemistry Lab and the smells!?! . . . Le Harvey . . . Modern Dancing . . . The Beatles . . . Around the World in 80 Days . . . The Mouse That Roared . . . Miss T. jumping rope at play rehearsal . . . Tom Prout in tights . . . Moonlight and Roses . . . The Point . . . senior Co-Ed Football . . . Rotary Luncheons . . . The Freeze . . . 1-minute Typing Tests . . . Miss Richards' Proscenium Arch ... Abby . .. College Admissions ... Class Day ... Graduation ... Blaghh!?! The Chargers At time pottes .t .s interesting to see whot your clossmotes d-d tn school and whot their ombi'O ! were ot tho? t.me In � he following section you w.ll find this information Below ■ the key for the informotion Nome: Nickname: Birthday: Ambition Activities: Adams, Cynthia Marie Cndy November 19 Secretory Intramurols I; Mixed Chorus I Adorns, Linda May 8 Secretory Junior Honor Girl Albrecht, Nancy Ann None March 17 Secretory Mixed Chorus 1; Girls’ Glee Club 1, future Homemakers of Americo 1, G.A.C. 1,2,3,4; librory Staff 1,2.3. Allen. Kathryn iliiobeth Katie Moreh 15 Interior Designer Mixed Chorus 1,2; Girls’ Glee Club 1.2; 3-T Club 2.3.4. High times Stoff 4. Future Teachers 1.2, Cosmopolitan Club 2.3, Creotive Writing Club 2,3,4, Art Exhibition Committee 3.4, G.A.C 1,2.3.4 Arend. John William Jock October 22 Undecided Boys’ Service Club 2.3.4. H.-Y 3.4; Boseboll 1.2,3.4, Varsity Club 2.3,4; Football 1.2.3,4. Swimming 1,2,3.4 Austin, Arthur Butch July 14 Factory worker Bonckert, Barbara Ann Barb November 17 Secretory Baroody, John Michoel Perk January 18 Busmess Administration Boys’ Service Club 2,3.4, Storgozers 2,3,4, Basketball Vortity Monoger 4, Golf 1 Beoder, Linda Jean May 13 Secretory Junior Honor G'rl; Future Homemakers of America I. Beckons, Joan Mary Jo September 13 Air line Personnel GAC 2.3.4 Bevit, Timothy Tim Jonuory 15 lowyer Varsity Club 4. Basketball 4, Swimming 1; Golf 1.2.3.4; Wayne County Medolist. Blanche, Jayne Marie Squeigi December 27 Restouront owner Block, David James Paco , Jonuory 24 Scientific Engineering Swing Wing 3,4. Boys’ Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4. Boys' Service Club 3,4, Hi-Y 4. StogeOew I; Footboll 2,3; Tennis 1,2,4. Blondell, Dianne Moe June 7 Secretory 3-T Club 3.4. Mixed Chorus 1,3.4. FHA 1, Girls’ Glee Club 1.3.4 Bodine, Robert Bob February 14 Former Bowling 3 Boeye, Larry Paul Boo October 9 Diesel Engineering Baseball 1.2; Varsity Club 3,4. Footboll 2.3,4; Swimming 1,2.3,4; Track 3.4. Bonafede, Samuel Sam March 25 Dentist Bond 1.2.3.4. Hi-Y 2.3.4. Student Council 2,3.4; Notional Honor Society 3.4; Junior Honor Boy, Wide Horizons Progrom; Elk’s leadership Contest; Closs President 4; Masonic Award Boorman, Dorothy Anne Dot June 5 Retailing Bond 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2.3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 1.2,3,4. Notionol Honor Society 3.4; Junior Honor Girl. Bowers, Chades Chuck Apr4 21 Teoching Boys’ Serv.ee Club 3.4. Hi-Y 3.4; Baseball 1.2,3.4; Varsity Club 3,4; Football 1. Soccer 2.3,4, Bosketboll I; Swimming 3.4. Boyko, John August9 Undecided Hi-Y 4. Footboll 2. Trock 1,2. Bra man to, Nancy Ann Nonce August 18 Actress M.xed Chorus 1,2, 3-T Club 2.3.4. Yeorbook Staff 4. FTA I.2.3.4; Cosmopolitan Club 2. An Ex hibition Committee 4; Thespians 2,3,4; GAC. 1,2,3,4 Bremer, Sharon February 23 Nurse or Airline Hostess Mixed Chorus 2.3.4; Girls’ Glee Club 2,3.4. Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Future Nurses 4; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3. 4. GA C. 3,4 Brooks. Yvonne Mario Yog. November 18 Undecided National Honor Society 4 Brown, Helen E. Shorty September 22 Secretory FHA I;GAC. 1.2,3,4; Intromuralt 1,2.3.4. Bums, Robert Burnsie October 20 Undecided Boys’ Service Club 4; Soccer 2,3,4; Trock I. Busby, Peggy Buz Jonuory 11 Sociol Worker Yearbook Staff 4. Mixed Chorus I, High Times Stoff 3,4; FTA 1,2,3. Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4 Combier, Mary Louise July 3 Home Economics Teocher Mixed Chorus 1,2.3; Girls’ Glee Club 1.2,3; Future Nurses 3,4, Cosmopolitan Club 3.4. Notionol Honor Society 3.4; G.AC 1; Junior Honor Girl. Carr, Keith Dobber Moy 14 Rod.o Announcer Boseboll 2.3; Footboll 1,2; Bosketboll 1. Cose. Patricia Ann Pot May II Undecided FHA 1,2,3,4. Cosselman, Thomas Edward Tom October 21 Commercial Artist Swing Wmg 2,4; Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2.3,4. Yearbook Staff 2.3.4. Art Exhibition Committee 2.3,4, Junior Rembrandts I; Scholostic Art Awards 1,2,3,4; Hollmork Award. Cebula, Nancy I. Nonce August 8 English Teocher M.xed Chorus 1.2. Girls’ Glee Club 1,2; 3-T Club 4, Yearbook Staff 2,4, High Times Staff 1.2,3,4. FTA 1,2; Future Nurses 3.4; Creotive Writing Club 2.3,4; Thespions 2,3,4; Notionol Honor Society 2.3.4. GA C. 1,2.3,4; Intromurols 1,2.3.4; Junior Honor Girl; Syrocuse Citizenship Conference; Closs Officer. Cheesemon, Sharon Jeanne Cheezi February 26 Teocher Yearbook Stoff 3,4, High Times Staff 4, FTA 1.2.3.4; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4; Creative Writing Club 4; Librory Stoff I; Junior Honor Girl. Christler, Undo Marie Chip Moy 27 Nurse M.xed Chorus 1,2.3.4. Girls’ Glee Club 1.2,3.4; Future Nurses 2,3.4. Cosmopolitan Club 4. Clark. Solly Anne Sal January 10 Nurse Band 1.2.3,4. Swing Wing 2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4. Girls’ Glee Club 1.2.3,4; Girls’ Ensemble 1.2.3.4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Future Nurses 1.2.3,4. Cosmopohton Club 2; GAC 1.2,3,4, Cheerleaders 1.3.4; Thespions 2.3,4. Collins, David Red February 10 Research Chemist Boys’ Service Club 3.4; H.-Y 4. Football 2, Trock 1. Condit, Pricilla Cilia October 14 Physicol Education Teocher Mixed Chorus I; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4. FTA 1,2.3.4. Student Congress 2; Sports Council 4; GAC 1.2.3.4. Cheerleaders I. Cosgrove, Christine Chris November 11 Nurse Mixed Chorus 4. Future Nurses 3,4. Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4; Student Congress 2.4. Cowles, David G. Dove March 16 B ology Teocher Swmg Wmg 3.4, Boys' Glee Club 1,2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3,4, Boys' Service Club 3.4. Future Profs 3.4, Trock 1. Day, Sandra Lee Sondy December 29 OH e Worker Student Congress 2; Sports Council 4; GAC. 1.2.3.4 DeBloere, Linda Kay Lin June 30 Registered Nurse Tri-Hi-Y 3.4, Future Nurses 1,2,3.4. GAC. 1.2.3.4; Intromurols 1,2,3.4 DeCann, Brian Deek July 9 Auto pamt and body repoirmon Bowlmg 1 DeCann, Virginia Irene Stinky June 17 Secretory Mixed Chorus 1; G.AC- 2.3.4. Dedrkk, F Robert Bob Jonuory 4 Undecided Bond 1.2,3,4. Boys' Service Club 3.4. Soccer 3,4; Swimming 1,2; Bowlmg 3.4. 55 D«John, Cheryl Eloine DeJ July 7 Airline Stewardess 3-T Club 3,4; Future Nurses 3,4; Intramurals 2. Delooxe, Carol F. Molly October 79 October 29 Undecided DeMarco, Monica Ann Mony October 28 Retail Selling Future Nurses I; Intramurols 1. Dennis, Harold Michoel April 21 lob Technician DeVitser, Nellie Helena Nell January 24 Secretory Mined Chorus 1,2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3.4. Yearbook Staff 4. FHA 2; Art Exhibition Committee 3,4. DeWeaver, Mary Kathleen Cathy November 30 Actress Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3.4; Tri-Hi-Y-3.4; Yearbook Stoff 4; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4; Creative Writing Club 3.4; Thespians 2,3.4; G.A.C. 3.4; Intramurols 2.3.4. DeWeaver, Mary M. November 16 Beautician Mixed Chorus 2.3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3.4; FHA 2.3,4. DeWind, Gerard J. Wmdy October 31 Business Administration Boys’ Service Club 3.4, Hi-Y 3,4; Student Congress 4; Football 2; Soccer 4, Basketball 2; Wrestling 3; Intramurols 2,3,4. DeWispeloere, Mary Margaret June 11 Teocher Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2.3.4; Yearbook Stoff 4; FT A 1,2.3.4, Cosmopolitan Club 2.3.4; G.AC 1,2,3,4; Intromurols 1.2.3,4 Dobbeleare, Patricia Pat July 27 Accountont Swing Wmg 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 3.4; Yearbook Staff 2. FT A 1. FHA 1. Thespians 3.4, G.A.C. 1,3,4; library Stoff 1 Dohn, Virginio Gina December 15 Undecided 3-T Club 4; Yearbook Staff 4; FTA 1,2; Future Nurses 3.4; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3.4; GAC. 1,2,3. 4, Notionol Honor Society 4 Dulmoge, Donald Don March 21 Undecided Soccer 4 Duncan, Ruth Ann Rebel November 28 Beautician FTA 1.2. Ehrhardt, Gloria J. Glo August 25 Beautician Mixed Chorus 1.2,3.4, Girls' Glee Club 1,2.3.4; Future Nurses 1,2.3; FHA 1,2,3; G.A.C 1.2.3.4 Eilwood, Sally Ann Ells December 9 Nurse Art Exhibition Committee 4; Thespians 4. Evans, Jan Marie February 5 Social Work Bond 1,2,3.4. Swing Wmg 2,3,4. Mixed Chorus 1.2,3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4; High T.mes Staff 2,3,4; FTA 1,2,3; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4, Student Congress I; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Sports Council 4; GAC. 1,2,3,4, Band Council 3,4; Junior Honor Girl; All State 1,2.3.4; All County 1,2,3,4. Fogner, Pamela Pom August 24 lob Technician Yearbook Stoff 4; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4; Student Congress 3; Thespians 3,4; Sports Council 3;GAC. 1.2,3,4; Cheerleader I; Intramurols 1,2,3.4; library Stoff 1. Fanning. Michael Robert November 22 lawyer Football 4; Wrestling 4. Filippello, Shirley Flip October 11 Med ol Secretory Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4. Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3,4; Future Nurses 1,2,3,4; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4; Thesp.ons 2,3,4 Finewood, James Pete April 18 Civil Engineer Boys' Service Club 3,4; Science Protects Club 3,4; Football 1,2.4. Swimming 1,2,3,4 Finewood, Robert Bob November 4 Undecided Mixed Chorus I; Boys' Service Club 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Swimming 1,2,3,4. Fisher, Robert Bob July 1 Auto Body Work Follette, Go.l Alex May 9 r Medicol Secretory DO Mixed Chorus I.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Stoff 3,4; Cosmopolitan Club 3,4 Frank, David Bruce Dove December 15 Professional Baseball Player Baseball 1.2 Frederick, Roxanne October 13 Design or interior decoration Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2,3,4; Yearbook Stoff 3.4; Future Nurses 3; Cosmopolitan Club 2.3.4; Art Exhibition Committee 3,4; G.AC 1,2,3.4; Honoroble Mention Scholastic Art Award 2; Scholostic Art Award 3. French, John P. Frcnchie July 29 Undecided Band 1,2,3.4, Swing Wing 2,3,4; Boys’ Glee Club I.2.3.4; Boys’ Service Club 3.4; Swimming 1,2, 3; Mixed Chorus 1,2.3.4. Frey, Candice Gail Candy December 29 Business Teocher Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3.4. 3-T Club 2.3.4; Yearbook Staff 4; High Times Staff 2,3; Future Nurses 3; Cosmopolitan Club 2,4; Thespians 3,4; G.A.C. 1,2,3.4; Creative Writing Club 4. George, Brenda Joyce Bren January 9 Beautician Mixed Chorus 4; Thespians 3,4. George, David Gerry November 30 Ministry Bond 4 Goellner, Henry Dusty November 19 Auto Mechanic Grant, Janice L Granme March 5 Social Worker Mixed Chorus 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4; Student Council 1; Sports Council 3; G.A.C. 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader I. G.A.C Bloxer, Roxanne Beal Award. Grant, Judy A. Jud March 5 Airline Hostess Mixed Chorus 1; Tri-Hi-Y 2.3.4; GAC 1.2.3.4, Grovino, Patricio Dawn Patti August 2 Nurse Mixod Chorus I.2.3.4. Girls' Glee Club 1.2,3,4; 3-T Club 4. Future Nurses 1,2,3.4; G.A.C. 1.2.3.4, Greule, Sharon Lee Moy 7 Bookkeeper Mixed Chorus 4; Girls' Glee Club 4. Guard, Gordon March 3 Free Lance Artist Mixed Chorus 1; Boys' Service Club 3,4; Yeorbook Stoff 4; Creative Writing Club 4; Stoge Crew 1,2; Science Projects Club 2; Soccer 1,2,3. Guchone, Francis Edward Fran November 19 Carpenter Guchone, Merikay Ellen Morti April 4 Executive Secretory Band l,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls’ Glee Club 3.4 Gulick, James Gu November 15 Civil Engineer Boys' Service Club 2,3,4; Baseball I; Notionol Honor Society 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Boy Heinlein, Ellen M. June 15 Teocher Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club (.2,3,4; 3-T Club 4; Future Teochers 4; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4;GA.C. 1,2,3,4; Intramurols 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 4 Heise, Donald Edward Hiker July 4 Teocher Swing Wing 2,3,4, Boys' Glee Club 2,3.4. Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Boys' Service Club 2,3.4; Hi-Y 3,4; Football 1,2; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. Varsity Club 3.4; Closs officer. Heise, John Heisie June 11 Teacher Boys' Service Club 3,4; Future Profs 4; Football 2,3; Swimming 2,3. Henderson, Kenneth August 17 Machinist Herd, Robert Bob October 29 Electrical Engineer Bond 1,2,3,4 Hess, Donald Scott November 19 Undecided Boys' Service Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3.4; Student Congress 1.2; Notionol Honor Society 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3.4; Footboll 2; Soccer 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Boy Hill, lewis B. lew April 21 Electrician Boys' Service Club 3,4; Baseball 1.4; Football 1,2,3, Basketball 1,2; Track 3. Hillageer, Carol A. lead foot June 6 Housewife Mixed Chorus 3.4, Girls’ Glee Club 3,4; FHA 1,2,3; GAC. 3,4 Huebeler, John C. Huebe February 13 Phormocist Boys' Service Club 3,4. Boseboll 1; Student Congress 3. Bowling I, Golf 3.4 Huebeler, Nancy Marie Huebie August 26 Ttocher 3-T Club 3.4, Cosmopolitan Club 2, Sports Council 3; G.A.C. 1,2,3,4 Hughes, Sue E. Pues December 22 Nursing Band 1.2.3.4, Mmed Chorus 1,2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2,3,4. Yeorbook Stoff 2,3,4, Future Nurses 1.2,3,4; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3.4. Thespians 2,3,4; G.A.C 1.2.3.4 Jacobs, Donno Leah March 30 Medical Secretory Swmg Wing 3.4. Mined Chorus 1,2.3.4. Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3.4; Girls Ensemble 3.4. Yearbook Stoff 3, FTA I, Cosmopolitan Club 3; Thespians 4 Johnson, Carol Ann March 2 Beautician Mined Chorus 1,3.4 Kaupp, John S. Hyd July 28 Mechomcol Engineer Baseball 1.2,3.4. Football 1.2.3.4, Basketball 1.2.3,4 Kelley, Diana Elaine Kel November 19 Airlme Hostess Mmed Chorus 3,4, Future Nurses 4, Cosmopolitan Club 2,4. Klossner, Michael John Mike July 23 Teocher Boys Service Club 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 3, Soccer 1, National Merit Semifmolist. Wide Horizon Program, Syracuse Citizenship Conference. Kommer, Bennie J. Borme October 11 Interior Decorator Kommer, Bemiece Bern July 12 Secretory Mined Chorus 1,3.4. Girls'Glee Club 1.3.4; FTA 1,2,3.4. Kouwe, Marcia Anne Morsh October f Teocher Mined Chorus 1.2, Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Tn-Ht-Y 2,3.4; FTA 1.2.3,4; Student Congress 3; Thespians 2.3.4, Sports Council 3,4; GAC. 1.2.3,4. Kouwe, Robert P, Koufon October 31 Undecided Baseball 1,2.3; Football 2; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Tennis 4; Boys' Service Club 2.3,4; Vorsity Club 3, 4. Krens, Thomas December 26 Boys' Service Club 3,4; High Times Staff I; Boseboll 1; Student Council 1,2; Notiono! Honor Society 2.3,4; Football 1.2; Botketboll 1.2,3.4, Golf 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3.4. Junior Honor Boy; National Merit Fmolist, Syrocuse Citizenship Conference. Clots President 2; Boys' State Convention. Lawrence, Jomes Robert Jim April 13 Teocher Swing Wmg 3.4; Boys' Glee Club 1.2.3,4. Mined Chorus 1.2.3,4; Boys' Service Club 3.4; Yearbook Staff 2.3,4; Future Profs 3,4; Stage Crew 1,2,3,4; Stage Manager 1,4; Thespians 2.3.4. Science Protects Club 2.3.4 Lennon, Jone December 14 Airlme Hostess Mined Chorus 1.2,3,4; Future Nurses 4; Creative Writing Club 2; Art Exhibition Committee 3.4 Lennon, Julia Cecilia Julie Januory 24 Fashion Designer Mmed Chorus 1.2,3,4; FTA 1.2; Creative Writing Club 4; Art Exhibition Committee 2.3.4; Thespians 2,3,4; G.A.C. 3. Lieberman, Harriet M. December 24 Foreign Service or Import-Export work Mixed Chorus 1.2; Girls' Glee Club 1.2; Yearbook Stoff 2; High Times Stoff I.2.3.4. FTA 1.2. Thespians 2.3.4; Cosmopolitan Club 3.4; Creative Writing Club 2.3.4, National Honor Society 3. 4; G AC 1.2.3.4; Junior Honor Girl; Syrocuse Citizenship Conference Linehon, Ron Lenny November 19 Writer, Journalist Boys' Service Club 3.4; Hi-Y 3.4. Football 2,3,4. Upon, Jomes M. Jim April 21 Pediotncion Swing Wmg 4; Boys' Glee Club 4. Mmed Chorus 4; Yearbook Stoff 4; High Times Staff 3,4, Creative Writing Club 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3,4; Science Proiects Club 3.4; Junior Honor Boy; Amercon Field Service Semi-Finolisf; Notional Honor Society 4; Elks' leadership Contest, Rotary U N Prize Mockin, William Bill June 19 Certified Public Accountont Storgozers 2,3; Football 1; Trock 1. Mogee, Williom John Fibber September 28 Farmer Maresso, John Merc May 17 Undecided Boys' Service Club 4; Hi-Y 4; Football 1,2.3.4, Wrestling 3,4; Track 3. Matthes, William Fredrick Bill March 6 Dentist Mmed Chrous I; Boys' Service Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4. Boseboll 1.2.4; Stage Crew 1; Thespions 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4, Football 2.3,4, Bowling 1,2,3,4. Maugiri, Susan Maug June 4 Teacher 3-T 3.4. FTA 1.2.3.4. Cosmopolitan Club 2. G.A.C. 2,3,4 Moyer, Eleanor Elisnor February 12 Airline Hostess Band 1.2,3.4; Future Nurses 2.3; Thespians 4; Marching Band. Pep Bond. Solos 2,3,4 Mayo, Richard Dkk May 26 McCollum, Stephen Steve October 13 Accounting Boys' Service Club 4. Boseboll I. Golf 3.4 Metcalf, Lawrence E. lorry Januory 20 Architect Boys' Service Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Staff 2,3,4; High Times Stoff 4; Creative Writing Club 2,4; Student Congress 4, Thespians 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Junior Honor Boy; Wide Horizon program,- Notional Merit Letter of Commendation Metz, Koren Metzle February 9 Practical Nursing Mmed Chorus 1,3,4; Bond 1; Girls' Glee Club 1,3.4; FTA 1; Future Nurses 4; FHA 1,2; GAC. 1,2, 3,4. Morris, Robert Kopinski November 29 History Teacher Boys' Service Club 2,3.4, Hi-Y 3,4, Swimming 1,2; Track 1,2.3.4. Murphy, Rebecca Jean Becky April 13 Beautician Mmed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Girls' Glee Club 1,2.3.4; 3-T Club 3.4; Cosmopolitan Club 2; Cheerleader 1; Yearbook Stoff 4; Inframurols 1,4. Norton. Linda R. Norse Moy I 7 Teocher Yearbook Stoff 3,4; G.AC. 1,2,3,4; library Stoff 1.2.3; Intramurols 1.2,3,4; Junior Honor Girl; Joseph Haney Latin Award. Orbaker, Sharon Elizabeth Orb December 30 Beautician Art Exhibition Committee 4; G.AC. 1,2.3,4; Class officer 3. Perkins, Julie Jules February 27 Physical Education Tri Hi-Y 3.4; FTA 1; Sports Council 2. G.AC. 1.2,3.4. Cheerleader 1. Perrin, Margaret Mildred Moggie Februory 4 Dietician Mmed Chorus 1; Yearbook Staff 4; Future Nurses 1,3,4; G.AC. 1; Junior Red Cross 3.4. Pierce, Penelope R Penny June 13 Advertising Artist Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3,4; Yearbook Stoff 2.3.4. High Times Staff 2,3,4; Creative Writing Club 3,4; Thespions 2.3,4; Library Stoff 2; Junior Honor Girl, National Honor So ciety 4; G.AC. 4. Pixzirusso, Roy Tizzy April 9 Business Manager Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4. Potter, Donna Jeon November 17 Beautician FHA 1,2,3,4. Prott, Edith June 10 Registered Nurse Future Nurses 1.2,3.4; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4; Junior Honor Girl Prout, H. Thompson Tom Moy 18 lawyer Boys' Service Club 3.4; Hi-Y 2,3.4. Student Congress 3.4; Football 1.2; Wrestling 2 3.4- Bowling I. Golf 1.2.3.4 Pullin, James Lester Jim October 25 Construction Pulver, Eric Rick October 8 Science and Engineering Bond 1,2.3.4; Boys' Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4, Boys' Service Club 4; Hi-Y 4. Base ball 2.3,4, Student Congress 1,2; Notional Honor Society 3,4. Soccer 2.3.4, Swimming 12 3 4 Trock 1. Pulver, Gory L Gar September 22 Math Teocher Boys' Service Club 3.4; Future Profs 3.4; Bowling 1.2.3.4. Quinn, Noncy Nance Februory 27 legol Secretory Reed. Wally Po$� August 25 Radio Announcer Hi-Y 3,4, Boseboll 1.2.3, Football 1.2 5 Rice, Patricio Non Pot September 9 Mixed Chorus 1; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4. Rice, Richard Dick February 25 Mechonicol Engineer Swing Wing 2.3.4; Boys' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Thespians 3,4; Swimming 1,2. 3,4 Rkaina, Abby Soccer 4; Boys’ Service Club 4. Ross, Susan A Susie December 10 Elementary Teacher Mixed Chorus I; 3-T Club 2,3,4; Future Teochers 1,2; G.AC. 1,2,3,4; Cheerleaders 1,3,4. Ruggiero, Mary Ann Mary September 2 Beautician Mixed Chorus 3,4; Girls' Glee Club 3.4; FHA 1.2,3,4, G AC. 1. Russell, Donna Lynn September 3 Housewife Bond I; Mixed Chorus I; Future Nurses 3,4. Cosmopolitan Club 2,3.4 Santoro, Anthony July 27 Undecided Boys’ Service Club 1,3,4; Hi-Y 2,3,4; Boseboll 1,2,3; Student Council 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Foot ball 1,2,3,4; Bosketball 1.2. ShiHlet. Ruth Apnl 30 Secretory Future Teochers 1.2; G.AC. 1.2.3.4 Shutters, Bonnie August 7 Secretarial Work Future Teochers 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1; G.AC. 1,2,3.4. Cheerleaders I. Shuman, William Lorry Bill August 18 Medicine Boys' Service Club 3.4; Stargazers 2,3.4; Science Projects Club 2,3.4; Bowling 1,2,3; Golf 1; Tennis 2,3,4; Nicholson Biology Aword. Simizon, Elaine Mae Peanut September 11 Secretory Mixed Chorus 1; Future Nurses I; G.AC. 1,2,3.4; FHA I Skinner, Robert C. Skins April 7 Journalism Boys' Service Club 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3.4, Student Congress 2; Stargazers 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Golf 4; Trock 1,2,3; Closs officer 3,4. Stell, Lucinda Ann Cindy December 23 librarian Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4; 3-T Club 4; High Times Stoff 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3.4; library Stoff 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Girl; Wide Horizons; Stephen Thomas Comstock Aword Stewort, Marilyn January 7 Undecided Yearbook Staff 4; Future Nurses 3.4; FHA 4; Cosmopolitan Club 4 Surber, Wilma Jeon Wil August 20 Kindergarten Teacher Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Yearbook Stoff 3.4, Future Teochers 1.2,3,4; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4; Creative Writing Club 3,4; Student Congress 1,2; Library Staff 1; Color Guard 1.2; Junior Honor Girl, Notionol Honor Society 4. Sweet, Cheryl Sweetie November 10 Airline Hostess Mixed Chorus 1.2.3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2,3,4, Yeorbook Staff 2,3,4; High Times Stoff 2,3,4; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4; Thespians 4. Tock, Shirley Ann Chipper October 12 Legal Secretary Swing Wmg 2.3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Girls' Ensemble 2,3,4; High Times Staff 3.4; Cosmopolitan Club 2; Thespians 2,3,4; Junior Honor Girl, Notional Honor Society 4. Taylor, John W, Dude Morch 13 Former Bosketball 1,2,3. Tellier, Marlene E. July 7 Teocher Future Teochers 1.2,3.4; Notionol Honor Society 3,4; library Staff 1.2.3,4; Junior Honor Girl. Tellier, Walter Eugene Gene July 19 Certified Public Accountont Trowbridge, Nancy Barbara Red Jonuory 23 Beau tic on Swing Wmg 3,4, Mixed Chorus 1,2.3.4, Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3.4; Girls' Ensemble 3,4; FHA 1,2.3.4 Trvini, Richard J. Tnb August 7 Undecided Hi Y 3,4, Future Profs 3,4; Boseboll 1,2,3. Varsity Club 3.4, Footboll 1,2,3,4; Bosketball 1,2,3; Golf 4; Student Congress 2. Turner, Jone E. July 19 Teoching Yearbook Staff 4.- Future Teachers 1.2,3.4, Cosmopolitan Club 2.3.4; National Honor Society 3.4. Junior Honor Girl. Urban, Richord F. Dick February 16 - q College and Air Force )0 Bond 1,2,3,4; Bowling 4, Tennis 1,2,4 VonCamp, CoH Ivon Moy 8 Mechanics Von Camp, Nodine lorel November 27 Secretary Chorus 1. FHA 1. Von Camp, Suson Sue December 23 Nursmg Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses 2,3.4; Cosmopolitan Club 2.3.4. G A C. 2.3.4 Vande Mortel, Rita February Business Teocher Mixed Chorus 1,2; Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Future Nurses 1.2.3.4; Creative Writing Club 4; G AC. I, 2.3.4. Vanderbrook, Richard Pick October 23 Undeoded Boys' Serv e Club 2,3,4, Hi-Y 2.3,4; Boseboll 1.2.3.4; Student Congress 2; Science Projects Club 2.3.4; Varsity Club 3.4; Soccer 2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Junior Honor Boy. Notionol Honor Society 4 Van Du sen, John Harold Jud December 13 Poiiticol Science Boys' Service Club 3.4. Hi-Y 3.4; Student Congress 3; Student Council 4; Varsity Club 2.3.4; Basketball 1.2; Soccer 1,2.3,4; Wrestling 3,4; Track 2.4; Dutton Peterson Good Citizenship Award VanNormon. Rick Norm April 6 Accountont Boys' Service Club 3,4; Hi-Y 3.4; Football 1; Bosketball 1.2.3,4, Golf 1.2; Soccer 4 Van Ooyen, Peter Richard Pete April 15 Forestry Boys' Glee Ckib 3.4. Mixed Chorus 3.4. Boys' Sendee Club 3.4; Footboll I; Swimming 3,4 Vercruysse, Richard D k November 20 Kodak Worker VerStraete, Diana August 22 Secretory Mixed Chorus 1; Girls' Glee Club 4. Volpe, Dolores Ann Dee Dee Morch 27 Secretary Future Teochers 1; FHA 1,2,3,4. Wahl, Albert Woodrow Wilson Bert October 7 Rocing Sport Cars Boys' Service Club 2; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2; Trock I. Weiler, Melody Morch 4 Commercial Artist Yearbook Stoff 4. Art Exhibition Club 4. Student Congress 4; G.A C 3.4; Junior Honor Girl. Welcher, Barbara Barb January 24 Undecided Band 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Girls' Glee Club 2.3,4; Future Nurses 2,3,4; G.A.C. 1,2.3.4 Werts, Douglas C. Doug May 16 Business Boys' Service Club 2,3,4, Hi-Y 2.3,4; National Honor Society 3.4; Football 1,2.3,4; Varsity Club 3, 4, Bosketball 1.2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Boys' Service Club Citizenship Award; Junior Honor Boy. Westfall, James 8. Jim November 21 Optometrist Boys' Service Club 3,4, Boseboll 1,2.4. Student Congress 4, Notionol Honor Society 3,4; Vorsity Club 3.4; Basketball 1.2; Soccer 2,3,4, Junior Honor Boy. Joseph Haney lotin III Award Whitmore, Ross May 21 Medical or Underwater Field Band 1,2,3,4, Swimming 1,2.4, Track 4. Wildridge, George A. Bucky Morch 19 Electricol Engineer Swing Wmg 2,3,4, Boys'Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1.2,3,4, Boys' Service Club 4; Swimming 1.2.3.4; Trock 1,3. Wilkins, Jeonne July 16 Undecided Mixed Chorus 1.2.3.4; Girls' Glee Club 1.2,3.4. Yearbook Staff 4. FHA 2 Woschonk, Gunther Morch 15 Artist Mixed Chorus 1; Art Service Club I. Wrench, Linda Jean November 12 language Teocher Swing Wmg 3.4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4. Girls' Glee Club 1.2.3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3.4; Future Teochers I, Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4, Thespians 3.4, National Honor Society 3.4. Sports Council 2; G.AC. 1, 2.3.4, Cheerleaders 1.4; Girls' Ensemble 3,4, Junior Honor Girl; Color Guard 4. Years, Pomelo Jeon Pom November 18 Nursing Mixed Chorus 1,2,3.4, Girls' Glee dub 1.2,3,4; Yearbook Stoff 4, Future Nurses 1.3; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4; G.A.C. 2,3,4, Thespians 2,3,4. Zappia, JoAnn Zaps Jonuory 9 Business Teocher Mixed Chorus 1,4; Yearbook Stoff 3,4; Future Nurses 1.3,4. Zomow, Mary August 29 Secretary Future Nurses 2.3,4; Cosmopolitan Club 2,3,4; Thespians 2,3. FIRST ROW: Montgomery, Mourey, DeConn, Talbo, Meyer , Cotholdi, Ferland, Puff, Coif, Reeve , Beach. SECOND ROW: Larwood, John on, Grimm, Brown, Peter , Drake, Fagner, Steven , Celso, DeBout, Quagliata, Rawson. THIRD ROW: Trovi , Shifflett, Zappia, Chri tler, Hart, Rogers, Kitching, Dobbelaere, Cook, Collins, Wood, DeJohn, Valle. FOURTH ROW: Fredricksen, Strong, Goodman, Perry, McIntyre, Pietro-paolo, Norsen, Schwab, Rockwood, Duncan, Rommel, DePouw, Corthals. FIFTH ROW: Bishop, Joffer, DeLue, Overling, Fur-faro, Faye, Greene, Waite, Albrecht, Wahl, Scarbek, Lagana, Westbrook. JUNIORS FIRST ROW: Joseph, Polakiewicz, Blankenberg, Cooper, Scheer, Carr, DeBlaere, Ehrhardt, Covey, Munn, Alvaro. SECOND ROW: Johnson, Davis, Stewart, Wage, Meyn, Chaffee, Rice, Schantz, Case, Eckhardt, Palmeri, Howard. THIRD ROW: Steimer, Gorall, Morri , Fikes, Beoder, Alberts, Robeson, Howard, Wahl, Potter, Perillo, Lawrence, Hinkley. FOURTH ROW: Jansen, Dayton, Bennett, Eldridge, Synesael, Ryan, Sylvester, Quagliata, Bramante, Lukas, Nye, Gifford, Blankenberg, Contario. FIFTH ROW: Shulla, Newcombe, DeJohn, Witt, Palmer, Downey, Frey, Sheehan, Ashley, Latta, Boney, Juckema, Finewood. FIRST ROW: Tellier, Rogers, VonTossel, Monje, Goossen, Mitchell, Mels. Jess, Bodine, Prott, Moens. SECOND ROW: Whiteford, McGovern, Vondemortol, Hurley, DeSeyn, Toylor, Lynch, Vonlnwogen, VonHoute, Butler, Smith, Jansen. THIRD ROW: Gilbert, Fisher, Hobkirk, Burgess, Darrow, Maugiri, Cinquegrana, Geldof, Feder- ico, House, Siegrist, Boynton, Vanderlinde. FOURTH ROW: Temple, O'Connell, Glerum, Asin, Wemett, Stoddard, Tellier, Nichols, Potter, DeLyser, Blake, DeVey, Popeck, Admiral, Fremouw. FIFTH ROW: Porter, Plane, Zimorina, Tyler, Bornheimer, DeVries, Glerum, VanEnwyck, Chick, Fyles, Fyles, Boeckmon, Heller. JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Anderson, Walters, Knapp, Wage, Roemer, Doane, Condit, Weiler, Finewood, Adams, Vondemortol, Provoost. SECOND ROW: Pietropaolo, Larson, Boeye, Brooks, Lohman, Ver-meulen. Miller, Fisher, Vanderbrook, Mason, House, Serens, Federico. THIRD ROW: Suwyn, Vandenbout.Bartucca, Fredericks, Marsh, Schwartz, Butler, Pruner, Albrecht, Heinlein, Ropka, Austin, Bouman, VonSchoffel. FOURTH ROW: Hill, Rowe, Guzmon, Scott, Ferland, Herd, Humphrey, Celestino, Long, Follette, Brooks, Bohust, Scott, Reeves, DeCook. FIFTH ROW: Cose, Brams, Tyler, Blake, Keller, Prutzman, Hamelinck, Cornelia, Clark, Bush, Mus-colino, Lewis, Ridly. FIRST ROW: Rice, VanDusen, Porker, Menuhin, McGovern, Dubois, Colorocco, Nittolo, Alvaro, Howord, Boyce, laurette. SECOND ROW: Ferguson, Rook, Heise, Klick, Collins, Lenhart, Kaufman, Grimm, Mooney, DeJohn, Maressa, Reeves, Underhill. THIRD ROW: Graf, Frey, Hausman, Ormsbee, Ellsworth, Vandenbout, Blevins, Years, Elwell, VonDusen, Magee, Rykebost, Synesael, Downey. FOURTH ROW: DeWeerdt, Shirtz, MacWilliams, Coster, Vander-linde, Gambill, Petty, Mayberry, Robins, Miller, Howver, Burgess, Johnson. FIFTH ROW: Rohlin, Krueger, Wood, Emmel, Monje, Prutsmon, Struik, Evangelist, VanNormon, Morrison, Perillo. SOPHOMORES 62 FIRST ROW: Coyle, VanOoyen, Fischette, Langenstein, Pelis, Marcano, Armitage, Zonneville, Osterling, Short, Coif, Busby. SECOND ROW: Hartnagel, Dawson, Gatens, Roelands, Murray, Shulters, Fredericksen, Pruner, Johnson, Douglas, Costello, Grauer, Lent. THIRD ROW: Vanlie, Utter, Leenhoute, Cook, Quance, Crothers, Foti, Wood, Weeks, DeVries, Scott, Grant, Smith, Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Cerovolo, Welcher, Monje, Viterise, Popeck, Allan, DeWispelaere, Puff, Weaver, Parsons, Magill, Lennon, Frey, Bertou. FIFTH ROW: Valvano, DePauw, Lembke, Morse. Price, Dierks, Smith, Reynolds, Lagana, Hardy. FIRST ROW: Andrews, Lone, DeCola, Tiebout, Phillips, Leggitt, Montgomery, DeJohn, Blankenburg, Benzel. SECOND ROW: Rice, Kerr, Heise, Henderlong, Bennett, Sessions, Rosin, Palmeri, Butler, Smallidge, Austin. THIRD ROW: Manges, Kotvis, DeFabio, McWilliams, Muscolino, Everdyke, Leenhouts, Wolf, Priebe, Dale, Adams, Heron. FOURTH ROW: Norsen. Carlyle, Legg, Pous, Dolley, Boyco, Bedette, VanLiew, Fisher, Benne, Bowens, Mayo, Bornheimer. FIFTH ROW: Cebulo, LaFlom, Britt, Beal, DeMeyer, Stewart, Albrecht, Santelli. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Hyman, Dickens, Gulick, Admiraal, Trowbridge, Vanderbrook, Synesael, Grevle, Warner, DeWeover. SECOND ROW: Goodall, O'Coyne, Fowler, Whiteford, Ahrans, Chen, DeVel. Olenygh, VanTyle, Russel, Wirth. THIRD ROW: Delue, Beman, Herd, Gravino, Snyder, Johnson, Bolick, Styles, Parsons, Savage, Gravino, Whelan. FOURTH ROW: Vandermortel, Tyler, Rogers, Stopfel, Katsanos, Munn, Reeves, Vanderlinde, Bloom, Talbo, VanKoevering, DeCann, Sharett. FIFTH ROW: Vande-walle. Moon, Linstrom, Rago, Bridgeman, Liddick, Craig, Lane, Howard, Cook, Stiwell. FIRST ROW: House, Albrecht, Cresibene, Santoro, Chiazzo, Gal-tieri, Johnson, Lucas, LaFlam, DeWolf SECOND ROW: Scott, Wirth, lossc, Boughton, Blanche, Boynton, Chappell, Blondell, Pulver, Herd, McKown, Petty. THIRD ROW: McParland, Everette, Rice, Kraus, Wiebeld, Sessions, LaFluer, Boney, Mason, VanCamp, Timerson, Kohl. FOURTH ROW: House, Priebe, Freelove, Combier, Lancaster, MacDonald, McFoul, Norsen, Huling, Jackson, Hares, Bremer, Crone FIFTH ROW: DeCook. Bedette, Tellier. Sheehe, Edwards, George, Martin. FRESHMEN 64 FIRST ROW: Combier, Elwood, Keukmar, Bromante, Peters, Hart, Chittenden, VanDyke, Westbrook, Bedette. SECOND ROW: Shove, Robinson, Ballard, Pirello, Hussain, Foxenburgh, Du-Bois, Finewood, Marugiri, Beachner, Boreman. THIRD ROW: Jansen, Howe, Wahl, Port, Synesol, Morse, Salerno, Brooks, DeVries, Huebeler, Celertino, Lewis. FOURTH ROW: DeCook, Orbaker, Pulver, Everdyke, Huling, Butler, Healy, DeSeyn, Contario, Van Waes, Leone, Burgess, Marlond. FIFTH ROW: Howell, Joygt, Craff, Oakleaf, Nitilo, Norsen, Asin, Timmermaid. FIRST ROW: McDonold, Fitch, Rowe, DePauw, DeWitt, VonAnkeren, Freeman, Flack, Carney SECOND ROW: Miles, Colarocco, Bloomer, Voit, Mourey, Volpe, Osterling, Johnston, VanScot, Hendley, Mares-so. THIRD ROW: Freling, Gatens, Hannan, DeVey, Vonderpool, Deryke, Ellsworth, Young, Bishop, Menuhin, Skarbek, Bowers. FOURTH ROW: Arbogast, Cooper, Ranney, Harder, Rising, Safford, Cunningham, Rogers, Chelenza, Prutsman, Arend. FIFTH ROW: Short, Faulkner, Robinson, Hammond, Houghtoling, Edwards, Pat-chett, Henderson, Cotton, Lyon, Wright SIXTH ROW: Mr. Callenboch, Crawford, Richords, Quinn, Allen, Pullen, Vondemortel, Welcher, Mrs. Knox. EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Haney, Trowbridge, Mott, Colarocco. Delano, Pulver, Edgett, Henderson. SECOND ROW: Phillips, Minde, Flax, Moines, Larwood. Wood, Lester, Sullivan, Shutters, Brooks, Bell. THIRD ROW: DeCann, Smith, DeWeover, Howver, Hubbard, Timerson, Britt, VanHousen, Lenhart, Bouwens, Trowbridge, Tyler. FOURTH ROW: Troutman, Ruffalo, Lada, DeJohn, Peck, Vermeulen, O'Connor, Stockman, Quonce, Craver, Hobkirk, Mrs. Cooperman FIFTH ROW: Miss Leng, Wemett, Lukas, Gorall, O'Connor, Homlinck, Cillins, Reed, Moyo, Puff. Kneut, Federico. SIXTH ROW: Whitcomb, Janto, Cowles, Spade, Shulla, Reeves, Martin, Bellow. FIRST ROW: Johnson, Dorrow, Safford, Cerovolo, Vollertsen, Taylor, Crothers, DeCann. SECOND ROW: Long, Campbell, Perry, Huntley, Priebe, MacWilliams, Johnson, Duncan, Verbridge, Puff, Ballord. THIRD ROW: Carlson, Rizzo, SanAngelo, L'Huillier, Mayo, Strong, Mayberry, Wahl, Howard, Hills, Minde, VonLaecken. FOURTH ROW: Lent, DeWispelaere, VanCleef, Blevins, Egolf, DeBruyne, Churcher, Block, Weiler, Barendregt, Federico. FIFTH ROW: Scutt, VanDusen, Cambier, Scutella, Stell, Nash, Benjamin, Hamelynck, Waldorf, Cook, DeMoy. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Reddout, Cosselman, Celestino, Ziegler, Gavin. Pulice, Mrs. Robarge. EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE FIRST ROW: Grimm, Liddick, Cator, Maines, Covey, Vandemortel, Boughton, Meyers. SECOND ROW: Dulmage, Rice, Stell, Tiebout, Brumm, Reeves, Merkley, Finch, Mathieu, Vanderlinde, Rawson. THIRD ROW: Huntley, Parsons, Larwood, Years, George, Chamberlin, Fyles, SanAngelo, Brevet, Yancy, Jonto, Sloane. FOURTH ROW: Hartnagel, Provost, VanOoyen, Mourey, Sulkowski, Johnson, Sul-kowski, Kunow, Downey, Schinsing, Lester, Lewis. FIFTH ROW: Boeye, DeCann, Canne, Chick, Leene, Bouwens, VanAuken, Gilbert, Fanning, Hart, Bergman, Smith, Pack, Mrs. Patanzo. SIXTH ROW: Mr. Santoro, Fisher, Vanderpool, Krens, Burnham, Palmer. ROW ONE: Koller, Weimer, Eberl, Knapp, Celso, Marcano, Van-Waes, Murray, Johnson ROW TWO: DeCann, Wildridge, Greule, Wilkinson, Reynolds, Moore, Egolf, DeFelice, Stuart, DeMeyers. ROW THREE: Kidder, Tyler, Mallenkopk, Colfe, Chalker, DeToye, Gilbert, Cornw, Bodine ROW FOUR: Goven, Woite, Donald, Brink, Pelis, Denisi, Miller, Lucas, Chotfield, Bennett ROW FIVE: Sherman, Dierks, Thornton, Herman, Follette, Scheetz, Contorio, DeKruger, Bouwens, VanGorder, Miss Sherman, Mr. Pullono. SEVENTH GRADE ROW ONE: Hughson, Vanderviver, Ballard, Harder, Wadsworth, Cory, Hart, McKown, Houghtaling. ROW TWO: Adams, Vonden-Bout, Hibbard, Dennis, McGovern, Puff, Wright, Carr, Pulver, Petty, Tilburg. ROW THREE: Ranney, Hovert, Scott, Deming, Kerr, Smith, Warner, Willemsen, Chappell, Mitchell, Carney, Wood. ROW FOUR: Rogers, Eckrich, Chirumbolo, McMillin, Proseus, Norsen, Wage, Edgett, Scofield, lockner, Pitts. ROW FIVE: Freeland, Armitage, Holber, Edwards, Sullivan, Richards, Mooney, VerDow, DeBoerdere, Shaffner, Mirras ROW SIX: Miss Daly, Free-love, Phillips, Hares, Crawford, Cady, Williams, Mr. Seely. ROW ONE: Dovis, Morris, DeWitt, Erhordt, VonCleef, Boker, De-Cook, Monje, Burns ROW TWO: Wunder, Frey, Elzufon, Toylor, Prunner, Rohrer, Legg, Stiles, Spade, Clark. ROW THREE: Vander-Bout, Perkins, DeCann, Ortiz, Huling, VonHout, Houghtaling, Cath- ermon, Tierson, DeCann. ROW FOUR: Brown, Haynes, Lyon, Davis, DeBlaere, DeMeyers, Miller, Klick, Fredrickson. ROW FIVE: Mrs. Robinson, Bighorn, Pratt, Graf, King, Allan. SEVENTH GRADE OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION ROW ONE: Fredrickson, VanWinkle, McDonald, Austin ROW TWO: Pratt, Osborne, Shove, Greule ROW THREE: Mr. Kroham, Sprong, Rice, Shorrow, Hamelinck, Phillips, DeRue, Jackson. TtTs second year as a lineman. He will be next year. Coach Greene made nouncement at the nual Father and Sc banquet held Wed’ at St. Mark's Epl‘ • parish house, award” was nr Westbrook, a v' tackles or as . Gold foot presented ) bers of tv thes v JM straigfe ? They s.-.i ROW ONE: Boerman, Dohn, Cebula, Stell, Weiler, Pierce. ROW TWO: THREE: Combier, Klossner, Vanderbrook, Metcalf, Werts, Gulick, Brooks, Tack, Kouwe, Surber, liebermon, Evans, Wrench. ROW Hess, Westfall, Lipari, Bonafede, Tellier, Miss Perrin. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW ONE: Schanfz, Rockwood, Beader, Corthals, VanderBrook. Potter, VondenBout, Chaffee. ROW THREE: Stevens, Ryan, Popeck, Pruner, Weiler, Grauer. ROW TWO: Peters, Scheer, Stoddard, Asin, Fremouw, DeLue, Admiral, Hardy, Monje, Humphrey. FIRST ROW: Quku, Devey, Mr. Eberl, Stevens, Stoddard, Lawrence, Shuman SECOND ROW: Fremouw, lipari, Finewood. SCIENCE PROJECTS CLUB STARGAZERS FIRST ROW: Mr. Williams, Emmel, Baroody, Skinner, Shuman. ROW ONE: Hughes, Elwood, Liebermon, Dobbeleore, Rice, Fillipelio, Whiteford, Bramonte, Hurley. ROW TWO: Years, Wrench, Schantz, Kitching, Drake, Gifford, Peters, Pierce, Clark, DeWeover ROW THREE: Cebula, Corthals, Frey, Potter. Jess, O'Connell, Zornow, Fagner, Lennon, Asin, Tack, George, Mrs. Shaw. ROW FOUR: Years, Lipari, Lawrence, Metcalf, Guzman. THESPIANS STAGE CREW SITTING: Bloke, Voit, Lewis, Wahl, Jogger, Lowrence, Mrs. Shaw. STANDING: Hobkirk, Montgomery, Bennett, Burgess, Quku, Popeck, Fisher, Hart, Ellsworth. The dramatic society of Newark High School is known as Thespians . Its purpose is to stimulate and promote an interest in the performing orts. To become a member of the Thespians, the student must audition before a committee of the president, vice president, secretary, and faculty advisor of the club, Mrs. Shaw. After the audition, the student is voted into the club providing he shows sufficient talent. A student may also join Thespians by becoming a member of the Stage Crew. In the spring of each year the Thespians present a major production for the enjoyment of the public, this production always being warmly received. One of the hordest working groups in Newark High School is the Stage Crew. This group of stage workers is responsible for the successful execution of all assemblies and productions which take place on our stage. During the year the members of the Stage Crew ore called upon almost weekly to help in some way with the production of one of the traveling programs that visit our school. Whether they ore only asked to carry props or to actually participate on the stage, they ore there when they ore needed. Also, they assist in doing the lighting arrangements to augment the Bond or Chorus concerts. In the fall and spring when plays are being produced, they spend many long hours building sets, getting sound effects ready, and arranging lighting, thus complimenting the whole production. On top of all these duties, they are responsible for the care and maintenance of all the stage equipment. Their versatility and hard work is thus recognized by all those involved in any type of stage production. KNEELING: DeLyser, Wemeti, Lennon. SEATED: Orbaker, Serens, Reeves, Boyce, DeVisser, Fredrick, Smith. STANDING: Mr. Hawver, Perillo, Elwood, Provoost, Eckhardt, Cosselman, Dawson, Federico, Synesael, Bramante, Allen, Weiler. ART EXHIBITION CLUB JUNIOR REMBRANDTS FIRST ROW: Mrs. Neuhard, Sulkowski, Rowe, Woge, Henderson, Grimm, Clark, Wright, Young, Prorost. SECOND ROW: Bloomer, DeKruger. FIRST ROW: Duncan, Davis, Cady, Robinson, Waldorf, Vermeulen, Hamelyck, Edgett. SECOND ROW: Pack, Arend, Pulver, Van-Ankeren, Shulters, Sherman, Brumm, Bell, Delano, Eckrich, Mrs. Klossner. THIRD ROW: Huntley, VandeViver, Pruner, Cory, Eberl, DeCann, Edgett, Deming, lockner, Wadsworth,Vonderlinde, Menuhin, legg. JUNIOR HIGH LIBRARY STAFFS SENIOR HIGH SEATED: Covey, Ehrhardt, Stell, Tellier, DeCann, Stoddard. SECOND ROW: Miss Howland, Guzman, Katsonos, Scott, Reynolds, VanOoyen, Gulick, Mrs. Vonderbrook. THIRD ROW: Reeves, Shulters, Goltier, Montgomery, Morcano, Dickens, Scott. FIRST ROW: Kitching, Lynch, Scheer, Years, Bremer, Surber, Corthals, Asin, Pratt. SECOND ROW: Mr. Campbell, Mrs. Carter, Chaffee, Schontz, Rice, Cheeseman, Busby, Prott, Turner, Mr. Foster. THIRD ROW: Gifford, Wemett, Polmeri, Hurley, Steimer, Fikes, Beader, Rockwood, langenstein, Fischette. FOURTH ROW: Lieberman, Allen, Evans, Dohn, Temple, Smith, Zornow, Cambier, Follette, Fagner, Menuhin. FIFTH ROW: Weiler, Wrench, Filip-pello, DeWispelaere, Frey, Heinlein, Hughes, DeWeaver, Sweet, Cosgrove. SIXTH ROW: Grauer, Zilinski, Alvaro, Howard, Nittolo, Shirtz, Brams, Caster, Frederick, Costello, Vanderbrook. COSMOPOLITAN CLUB CREATIVE WRITING CLUB SEATED: Frey, Beader, Lipari, Lewis, Pierce. STANDING: Liebermon, Cebulo, Stoddard, Metcalf, Years, Surber, Miss Richards, DeWeaver. FIRST ROW: Carney, McDonald, Lyke, Strong, lenhart. Bishop, O'Connor, Egolf, Long, Churcher, Mrs. Hill. THIRD ROW: Flack, Trowbridge, DeRycke, Perry, Miles SECOND ROW: Mourey, Ceravoio, Rose, Carlson, Taylor, Duncan, Rogers, Huntley, Voller- Arbogost, Chelenzo, Wright, Peck, Houghtaling, Vermeulen, toeni, I'huillier, Moines, Arend, Vanderpool. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Robinson, Covey, Cose, Ruggiero, Cose, Wage, Hink-ley, Walters, Andrews. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Munson, Wage, La-Flam, VonDeMortel, Blankenburg, DeBlaere, Coif, Trowbridge, Rogers, MocWilliams, Pulice, Martin, DeCook. THIRD ROW: Rawson, Goodall, Volpe, Rawson, Blanche, Howard, Butler, Boeye, Chen, DeBout, Butler, Potter. KNEEUNG: Nittolo, DeJohn, Collins, Stewart, Pratt, Years, Welcher. SITTING: Scheer, Hughes, Cambier, Fili-pello, Clark, Nye, Cebula, lourette. THIRD ROW: Pratt, Vondemortel, Taylor, Vonderbrook, Kaufman, Covey, Cosgrove, Dohn, Christler, Mrs. Scott. FOURTH ROW: Debloere, Zappia, Perrin, House, Temple, O'Connell, Caster, Ropka, Fikes. FIFTH ROW: Stoddard, Frey, Smith, Gavino, Vondemortel. FUTURE NURSES CANDY STRIPERS SEATED: Hughes, Years, Clark, Nye, Cebula. STANDING: Scheer, Nittolo, O'Connell, Stoddard, Cambier, Vandermortel, Perrin, Christler, Mrs. Scott ROW ONE: Mr. Galway, Truini, Witt, Cowles, Skarbek. ROW TWO: Moens, Travis, Juckema, Lawrence, Pulver, Popeck, Westbrook. FUTURE PROFS The Future Prof's Club was formed in 1963. Its purpose is to stimulate interest in the teaching profession. Limited to boys only, those maintaining a good scholastic standard may join. Throughout the yeor the club invittes teachers to speak to the club members on the different aspects of teaching. The members also hove on opportunity to visit colleges and gain an insight into college life. Similarly, the Future Teacher's Club, organized in 1952, aims to encourage an interest in teaching careers. It is open to those students who possess the necessary scholarship standards. The club assists the members in taking a realistic look at teaching and in studying the qualities, traits, and optitudes, which good teachers possess. The members visit colleges and universities in the surrounding area and meetings ore held twice a month. FUTURE TEACHERS KNEELING: Polakiewicz, Palmeri, Lynch, Jansen, DeWispelaere, Hurley. SITTING: Alvaro, Howard, Tellier, Rockwood, Heilien, Schontz, Cheeseman, Mels, Miss Perrin ROW ONE: Nittolo, Surber, Ferland, Chaffee, Turner, Maugiri, Mason, Heinlien, Grouer, Whiteford, Costello. ROW TWO: Shirtz, Pruner, Beader, Potter, Van-Ooyen, Wemett, Corthals, Gifford, Condit, Pelis, Langenstein, Zilinski. SEATED: Whitcomb, Hobkirk, Waldorf, Bloomer, Verbridge, Mrs. Potanzo, Peck, DeVey, Mayberry, Mr. Collenbach. Dewitt. STANDING: Miss Leng, Haney, Crothers, Vanankern, JUNIOR HIGH HI-TIMES STAFF SENIOR HIGH FIRST ROW: Sweet, Lewis, Evans, Lieberman, Stell, Mrs. Eggleton. Ropko, Cebulo, Tack. THIRD ROW: Whiteford, Chaffee, Lynch, SECOND ROW: Asin, Corthals, Finewood, Beader, Brams, Lipari, Kaufman, Schantz, Pierce, Busby, Kitching. KNEELING: Block, DeWind, Prout, Moresso, Heise, Polmer, Pulver SECOND ROW: Vanderbrook, Matthes, VanDusen, DeVey, Collins, Bowers, Zappia, Joseph, Mr. Neuhard. THIRD ROW: Skinner, Bramante, Werts, DeJohn, Skarbeck, Westbrook, Fredricksen, Fremouw. FOURTH ROW: Lagana, Boyko, Arend, VanNorman, Truini, Morris, Reed, Witt, Bonafede, Boeckmon. Hl-Y i ■ TRI-HI-Y STANDING: Grauer, Gilbert, McClellan, Johnson, Wrench, Bremer, DeWeover, Schontz, Perkins, Ferguson, Miss Crellin. SECOND ROW: VanDusen, Fikes, Steimer, Duncan, Nye, Condit, Grant, Grant, Pruner. THIRD ROW: Perillo, Filippello, Peters, Kouwe, Clark, DeBlaere, Grant, Collins, Glerum. FIRST ROW: Allen, Lynch, Bramonte, Murphy SECOND ROW: Blondell, Dohn, Chaffee, Drake, Heinlein, De-John, Gifford, Asin, Grovino. THIRD ROW: Mqugiri, Stell, Kitching, Cebula, Heinlein, Mason, Corthals, Wemeft, Huebeler, Frey, Miss Younglove. 3 - T CLUB BOYS SERVICE CLUB SITTING: Santoro, Wildridge, Morris, Finewood, VanDusen, Motthes, Baroody, Shuman, Heise, Maressa. KNEELING: Gilbert, Klossner, Fremouw, DeVey, Lawrence, DeWind, Vonderbrook, French, Finewood, Quagliata, Lawrence, Metcalf, Collins, Westfall. STANDING: Fredricksen, Block, Lagana, Huebeler, Palmer, Burns, Perry, Arend, Gulick, Krens, Joseph, Cowles, Bowers, Guard, Hill, Stevens, Prout, Skinner, Werts, Kouwe, Werts, Witt, Strong, VanNormon, Linehan, Dedrick, Pulver, Pulver, McCollum, Heise, Popeck, VanOoyen, Mr. Hess. CHORUS OFFICERS FIRST ROW: Block, Frey, Rice. The music department of Newark Central School is large and extremely active. Among its featured attractions are holiday concerts given at Christmas and in the spring. The choruses, under the direction of Mr. Wadsworth, ore large and their wide variety of songs are performed well. The Swing Wing, a select group chosen from the ranks of the Senior Chorus, has been ex-ponded this year. This group is frequently called upon to perform for various organizations in the community. The girls of this group, called the Girls Ensemble, is also well known for its excellent performances. The bands, directed by Mr. Bascom, have also increased in number this year. From the main band, Concert Band, students were chosen on the basis of their ability and willingness to devote their time to mainly classical music, to moke up the Symphonic Band. With the addition of new blazers for this band, it is indeed an impressive group. The Marching Band has now completed its fourth year of adding pep and enthusiasm to our home football games. SITTING: Evans, Hughes. STANDING: Jagger, Bishop, Petty, Magill, French. Blake, 82 BAND OFFICERS STANDING: Mr. Wadsworth. ROW ONE: Jacobs, Kaufman, DeSeyn, Rogers, Drake, Wrench, Evans, Dobbeloere, Clark. ROW TWO: Klick, Potter. Schwartz, Ropko, Trowbridge, Tack, House, Stoddard, Miller. GIRLS’ ENSEMBLE SWING WING ROW ONE: House, Clark, Evans, Drake, Kaufman, Jacobs. Wrench, Dobbeloere. ROW TWO: Trowbridge, Potter. Klick, DeSeyn, Guzman, Rogers, Ropko, Schwartz, Tack ROW THREE: Block, Mogill, Bornheimer, Stoddard, Years, Echrich, Miller, Scott, Lipari, Wildridge ROW FOUR: French. Cowles, Chick. Rice, Newcombe. Bush, Heise, Lawrence. SOPRANOS. FIRST ROW: Grimm, Covey, Von Comp, Fisher, Heinlein, Jocobs, De Weover, Ruggiero, Cose, Blondell, Rowson. SECOND ROW: Meyers, Jonsen, Toylor, Boreman, Lenhart, House, Vonderbrook, Grimm, De Weaver, Bremer, Pierce, Johnson. THIRD ROW: Evans, Langestein, Drake, Scheer, Hartnagel, Deseyn, DeCann, Rice, George, De Wispelaere, Shulters, Collins, Goosen. FOURTH ROW: Chrisfler, Schwartz, Klick, Armi- tage, Laurette, Kommer, Ehrhardt, Rice, Mels, Perillo, Lennon, Synesael, Larwood, Sweet. FIFTH ROW: Rogers, Zappia, Nye, Wemett, O'Connell, Caster, Heinlein, Surber, Morris, Temple, Steimer, Dobbelaere, Jess, Guchone, Kelly. SIXTH ROW: Smith, Vanderlinde, Brams, Trowbridge, Tack, Stoddard, Boynton, Wilkins, Lennon, Fischette, Scheetz, Schwab, House. SOPRANOS ALTOS ALTOS. FIRST ROW: Grauer, Douglas, Boeye, Polmeri, Rogers, Chaffee, Lynch, Peters, Ferguson. SECOND ROW: Wrench, Miller, Mason, Fredricksen, Peters, Cosgrove, Dobbelaere, Hughes, Kaufman. THIRD ROW: Stell, Frederick, Verstraete, Kitching, Von Houte, Roemer, Blankenberg, Gifford, Filip- pello, Asin. FOURTH ROW: Corthals, Austin, Van Ooyen, Greule, Polakiewicz, Years, Zonneville, De Blaere, Gorall, Welcher, Nichols. FIFTH ROW: Potter, Fikes, Rommel, Rock-wood, Metz, Blankenberg, Ropka, Shirtz, De Visser, Frey, Murphy, Gravino, Follette, Lukas, Miller. FIRST ROW: Knapp, leenhouts, Mitchell, Guzman, Echrich, VanDusen, Elwell, Burgess, Quku. SECOND ROW: Bostion, Moyberry, Condit, Scott, Reeves, Bornheimer, Lennon, Burgess. Hawver, Fuller THIRD ROW: Follette, Lipari, Magill, Pulver, Morrison, French, Block, Viterise, Wildridge, Monse. FOURTH ROW: Brooks, Long, Fremouw, Rohlin, Petty, Welcher, Keller, Miller, Lawrence, Jogger, Bush, Wood. FIFTH ROW: Travis, Furfaro, Bouwens, Van Ooyen, Cowles, Heise, Newcombe, Ridly, Rice, Pizzirusso, Monje, Krueger, Chick, Goodman. BOYS GLEE CLUB FRESHMEN CHORUS FIRST ROW: Westbrook, Hyman, Perillo, Goodalt, Austin, Kohl, Bedette, Chittenden, Montgomery, Shove. SECOND ROW: Admiraal, Trowbridge, Lucas, Hart, Hughson, Grauer, Deuel, DeFabio, Cambier, Howell, VanDyk. THIRD ROW: Benzel, Herron, Kotvis, Bolich, Rodl, Boney, Blondell, Vanderbrook, Adams, Greule, McParland, Stiles. FOURTH ROW: Kotsanos, Legg, Tiebout, Lewis, DeCann, Brooks, Beman, House, Albrecht, Synesael, Blonkenberg. FIFTH ROW: VanWass, Huling, VonDer-linde, Cebula, Wolfe, Freelove, Everdyke, Crone, Pulice, Butler, House. SIXTH ROW: Graf, Liddick, Norsen, Oak-leaf, DeSeyn, Voit, Cambier. FIRST ROW: Grimm, VonDeViver, Cotor, Greule, Kaller, Wild-ridge, Liddick, Larwood, Parsons, Miss Anderson SECOND ROW: Mollenkopt, Davis, Huling, Hotoling, Burns, DeCann, Covey, Stuart, Morcono, Elzufon. THIRD ROW: Mourey, McGovern, Tyler, Teirson, DeCann, Rogers, Gavin, Edgett, Waite, Mathieu, DeWitt. FOURTH ROW: Fry, Chick, Freelove, DeMeyer, DeToye, Perkins, Boeye, VanOoyen, Mooney, Shoffner, Fredericksen, SanAngelo. FIFTH ROW: Leene, Sulkowski, Click, Gilbert, Van-Auken, Graf, DeKruger, Davis, Lyon, Thorton, Cholker, Ehrhardt. SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS 86 EIGHTH GRADE CHORUS FIRST ROW: Mayberry, Corney, Trowbridge, Lenhort, Vanderpool, Lyke, Haney, Ballard, MacDonald, Fitch. SECOND ROW: Smith, Duncan, Edgett, Young, Strong, Bishop, Darrow, DeCann, Hannan, Crothers, DeVey. THIRD ROW: Rogers, Block, Vallertson, Maressa, Larwood, Lester, Huntley, Mourey, Pulver, Osterling, Safford, Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Johnston, MocWilliams, Puff, Crover, VanAnkeren, Hobkirk, Shutters, Verbridge, Lent, Blevins, DeWitt, DePauw, DeBruyne. FIFTH ROW: Henderson, Cotton, Vermeulen, Peck, Hamelynck, Stockman, Lyon, Wright, Egolf, VanDusens, Collins, Scutella, Chelenza, Quance SIXTH ROW: Bavin, Cowles, Reeves, Bellow, Cunningham, DeMay, Rising, Welcher, Hough-taling, Lucas, Robinson, Cook, Short, Benjamin, Bloomer, Waldorf. ROW ONE: Lada, Edgett, Armitage, Cady, Edgett, Duncan, Ver-bridge, Johnson, Lyon, Taylor, Huntley. ROW TWO: Wirth, Cheyney, Fagner, Neeley, Wadsworth, Reynolds, Wilkinson, Marcano, Hubbard, Cator, Carney, Clark. ROW THREE: liddick, Stiles. Welcher, Hills, Burns, Wright, Elzufon, Eberl, Lockner, Pelis, McGovern, Huntley, Radi. ROW FOUR: Wadsworth, Sherman, Campbell, Williams, Earl, Lyon, Cooper, Johnston, Lent, DeWitt, Adams, Vermeulin, Quance. ROW FIVE: Baremdregt, Lucas, DeKruger, Armitage, Rising, Celistino, Reeves, Benjamin, Hammond, Mr. Robb. SYMPHONIC BAND CONCERT BAND SEATED: Roemer, Potter, Armitage, Fikes, Lucas, Short, Guchone, Rogers, Anderson. ROW ONE: Ahrans, Hughes, Boreman, Mayer, Glerum, Welcher, Covey, Scheer, Stuart, Ballard, Mr. Bascom. ROW TWO: Liddick, Scott, Adams, Radi, Marcano, Evans, Clark, Peters, Stiles, George. ROW THREE: Tyler, Pulver, Echrich, Quku, Fisher, Bennett, Burgess, Hill, MacIntyre, Van-Dusen, Bishop. ROW FOUR: Reynolds, Finewood, Magill, Miller, Petty, Keller, Herd, Urban, Jogger, Hobkirk. ROW FIVE: Whitmore, Lembke, DePauw, Ridley, Bonafede, Blake, Blake. FIRST ROW: Lodo, Edgett, Armitoge, Cady, Edgett, Duncan, Ver bridge, Johnson, Lyon, Taylor, Huntley. SECOND ROW: Wirth, Chetney, Fagner, Neely, Wadsworth, Reynolds, Wilkinson, Marcano, Hubbard, Cator, Carney, Clark. THIRD ROW: liddick, Stiles, Welcher, Hills, Burns, Wright, Elzufon, Eberl, Lockner, Pelis, McGovern, Huntley, Rodl. FOURTH ROW: Wadsworth, Sherman, Campbell, Williams, Earl, Lyon, Cooper, Johnston, Lent, DeWitt, Adams, Ver-meulen, Quance. FIFTH ROW: Barendregt, Lucas, Dekroger, Armi-tage. Rising, Celistino, Reeves, Benjamin, Aammond, Mr. Robb. A W jo fqojd d.i v. r ® I os vil Vi U1G i fl oJ ad Jj £ p30.tf siv , , punoqoa M iv q'jtAV no 1 hrnnsqns 13 was also a gloom; ain ui XuicI wuidaigua Acadcm; j uoijisocl i$u. down to its tirs Ftbo2 Suippop Otfairport came u| VjjaqqO tauch(,own o! thi 5. ' ts second victory u wark clash hen . uo to n) i |u juojap Aq an2uoq c y 1 mtefA aq; ui eld to a scoreles: sod uiuo; Newark in th( 1 0 9Nme of the seasor t Rochester 12 6 U3CJIK in contention fo] ■1 honors. doc fit jv N .ck Washburn’s 'Spar- ; Gates-Chili enteret v column for the firs }|J ear with a 14-6 tri- [LeRoy In other con- ter stopped Brock 7 and Bri.°htn� - nut. jilr...' encount- of (he : n what penal -the four 10 yards eiT 20 yards 6 £ a qC t O 1 O rt a es , 2 £ 5 ® - o 3d •3 o Ted that fullback, ?ames be- rthe Canandai-back in action ?r fray and turned iitable game j I Greene also lauded of Tim DeJohn a i passing of Tonv Sai larterback and the in ay of Joe Bramante i £ f SPORTS COUNCIL SEATED: Ropko, Condit, Kouwe, House, Evens. STANDING: Day, Alvaro, Vonderbrook, Heinlein, Miss Brown. G.A.C. FIRST ROW: Kaufman, Grauer, Duncan, Fisher. SECOND ROW: Peters, Stewart, Dohn, Allen, Johnson, Monje, Costello, Brown, Howord. THIRD ROW: Wrench, Menuhin, Ehrhardt, Gifford, Asin, Evans, DeWispelaere, DeWeover, Kitching, Scheer. FOURTH ROW: Kouwe, Beckens, Polakiewicz, O'Connell, Ropka, Langenstein, Pelis, Hinkely. Simizon, Bankert, Albrecht. FIFTH ROW: Howard, Rockwood, Potter, Frey, Nye, Norsen, Grant, Brams, Fagner, Gorvino. Collins, Cook ROW FOUR: Cebulo, Liebermon, Clarke, Fredrick, Bromonte, Shifflet, Shulters, Perkins, Dobbeloere, Condit, Prott, Glerum ROW FIVE: Yeors, Welcher, House, Austin, Corthols, Beoder, Shirtz, Grant, Smith. ROW ONE: Mrs. leovenworth, Huebler, Grant, DeBloere. ROW TWO: DeCann, Heinlein, Pratt, Maugiri, Brown, Chaffee, Drake, Lynch, Pieters. Vanderbrook. ROW THREE: Mason, House, Alvaro, Doy, Federico, Shantz, Heinlein, Bremer, Hughs, Johnson, FRESHMEN dermortel, lane, Stiles, Smollidge. ROW THREE: Bedette, Lewis, Bedette, Jackson, Boyko, Benzel, Greule, Syneasol. ROW ONE: Albrecht, Westbrook, Chittenden, Healy, Devel, Lucas, DeJohn ROW TWO: Miss Brown, Palmeri, Tiebout, Perillo, Von- VARSITY AND J.V. LEFT TO RIGHT: Lynch, Peters, Gifford, Clork, Choffee, Ross, Wrench, Scheer. CHEERLEADERS FRONT TO BACK: Perillo, Lucas, Chittenden, Elwood, Synessal, Vandermortel. FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Mooney, McCollum, Krens, 8evis, Goodman SECOND ROW: Huebeler, Cinquegrono, Moyberry, Evangelist, Hoy, Bartucco, Mooney, Mr. Tiebout. GOLF TENNIS KNEELING: Jogger, Palmer, logana, Fremouw, Tyler. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bascom, Shumon, Smith, Galbraith, Elzufon, Proesus, Wood. SITTING: Sontoro, Weeks, Kouwe, DeJohn, Young, Stevens. STANDING: Petty, Vonderbrook, Koupp, Truini, Hess, Arend, Mr. Larson. FIRST ROW: Lent, Janson. SECOND ROW: Houseman, Kraeger, Greene, Crothers, Muscolino, De-John, Logona, Joseph. THIRD ROW: Doone, VonNorman, Vandemortal, Mr. Reddout, Hordy, Blake, Bohusz. 94 SITTING: Humphrey, Marsh, Monje, Plane, Skarbek, Lawrence, Quagliata, Bramante. KNEELING: Tyler, Monje Morris, Lewis, Smith, Snyder, Heise, Boeckman, Maressa, Ridley. STANDING: Mr. Greene, Wildridge, Skinner, DeCook, Welch, Bouwens, Peters, Smith, Morrison, Perillo, Werts, Boeye, Mr. Miller. FIRST ROW: Westbrook, Heise, Werts. SECOND ROW: Westfall, Vanderbrook, Santoro, VanDusen, Bowers, Mr. Tiebout. THIRD ROW: Arend, Kouwe, Krens, Truini, Matthes. ' 2? ’ A? s t 4£ 5£ 4A jr 5J 41 .34 J ,m - f r-t t ■ ? 48 52 SC 36- T7 FIRST ROW: Bohusz, Years. Petty, Monje, Cebulo, Mayberry. SECOND ROW: Mr. Cebulo, Condit, Adams, Popeck, Elwell, Fredricks, Magee, Foti, Larson. THIRD ROW: Perillo Hawver, Blake, Valvano, DeWert, De Cook, Provost, Tellier FOURTH ROW: Nittolo, Kruegar, Muscolino, Smith, Bornheimer, Evangelist, Van Norman. J.V. FOOTBALL 96 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Mason, Bremer, Carlyle, Skinner, De Wolf, Van Ripen, Moon, Port. FOURTH ROW: Talbo, Rago, Edwards, Beal, Pratt, How-Sessions SECOND ROW: Priebe, Gravino, Heise, Olenych, Sessions. ard, Norsen, Finewood, Mr. Wood. THIRD ROW: Greule, Van Lieuw, Freelove, Asin, Priebe, leddick. ROW ONE: Boeckmon, Delue, Plone, Werfs, Westbrook. ROW TWO� More §a, Doane, Klossner, Lawrence, JersepffVStevi VAR SI ntoro, Arend, Goodmon, nning, Mougiri, Ryon, ft W THREE: Boeye, ¥ VanderMortel, linehon, Fremouw, Fredricksen, DeJohn, Bromonte, Skinner ROW FOUR: Mr Greene, Knopp. DeJohn, Monje. Gulick, Greene, Truini, Bosh, Finewood, Motthos. OTBALL Newark's] football games returned to Colburn Park for the 1964 ison. On the new field, however, Coach Greene's squad dropped five lames to tfi? opposition in the rugged Central Western Conference. Many supported their team however, as students, and foculty, and parents packed the stands in both hot sun and biting cold. The cheerleaders generated the enthusiasm needed to keep the crowd behind their team even in the face of defeot. The Newark othletes scored a great success, however, os for os team ploy and spirit, were concerned. ROW ONE: Darrow, Von Shaffel, Vanderbrook, Reeves, Perry, Von Dusen, Hill, Gilbert, Wood ROW TWO: Dulmage, Christler, Lennon, Logono, Strong, Zimmerino, Magill, Pulver, De Wind, Von Dusen. ROW THREE: Fagner, Weeks, Rykbost, Guzman, Mor- gan, leenhouts, R'Kaina, Bowers, Tellier, Maresso. ROW FOUR: Palmer, Dedrick, Westfall, Downey, Witt. Ridley, Van Norman, Burns, Bishop, Allen, Mr. Phillips, Vender Bout. SOCCER SWIMMING ROW ONE: Finewood, Henderlong, Timmerson, Hill, Rice, Von Ooyen, Arend, Boeye, Orboker, Sessions ROW TWO: Von liew. Sessions, Geldof, Wahl, Cooper, Jansen, Plane, Humphrey, Albrecht, De Cann, Johnson. ROW THREE: Stillwell, Greene, Popeck, Tyler, Follette, Petty, Weaver, Elwell, Lewis, Marsh, Parsons, Mr. Neely. 98 ROW ONE: Popeck, Priebe, Von Tyle, Lowrence, Stevens, Liddick. Finewood, Condit. ROW THREE: Mr. Harris, Werts, Long, Morrison, ROW TWO: Cebula, Monje, Streik, Smith, Truini, Bishop. Downey, Fanning, DeVey, Port, Wood, Munn, Mr Neuhard. WRESTLING TEAM BOWLING TEAM ROW ONE: Dedrick, Clark, Pulver, McIntyre, VanderBrook, Mr. Chetney. VARSITY BASKETBALL j j, M« U' t. „• Newark 63 Naples 60 Newark 35 Lyons 68 Newark 69 Geneva 58 Newark 61 Geneva 36 Newark 72 Mynderse 42 Newark 65 Mynderse 50 Newark 21 Waterloo 44 Newark 42 Waterloo 43 Newark 56 Canandagua 51 Newark 73 Batavia 64 Newark 49 De Sales 43 Nework 67 Canandaigua 65 Newark 60 Dryden 52 Newark 80 De Sales 54 Newark 63 Trumansburg 61 Newark 74 Penn Yan 56 Newark 70 Penn Yan 38 Newark 53 Lyons 62 100 KNEELING: Bloke. DePou . Muscolino. Lembke, Bush, Mr. Miller STANDING: Echrich. Hordy. Evongeli,,. c.rovolo. Scon. Doone. Crother JV. BASKETBALL Plorg, fierntrnber OvOf'rV v uOC� .lfc.to tV e c.ouih £rd x OJcV de. on -trooiV n th«L roivAr OOe uoiU 'nGoe. -To o o Ao Florida 0exT -aprtoa ocxcoT i or -To nether, ttvl oesst 4 tu ZtL-Vo Lpu i the, -£jjct -cre� CSec oocx a ed i-iaoe -dn. nnu FRESHMAN BASKETBALL KNEELING: Mono, Moon, Rago, Beal, Edwards, Britt. STANDING: Mr Shouey, Heise, Gravino. VanComp, Freelove, Pr.ebe, Moscol.no, Gravino. Soccer players hold a conference on the N.H.S. field. N.H.S. finmen helped prove that practice makes perfect. Cheerleaders ploy on important part in sports. Pep assemblies are always popular. N.H.S. motmen work out before coach Neuhord. One of the newer sports, wrestling is popular. J.V. basketball is often exciting. The senior football gome The bond Creative Writing Club The main purpose of any school is to teach. The language lab and Miss Richards' arch are just two examples of the excellent education offered at N.H.S. The culmination of all previous achievements is the National Honor Society. National Honor Society inductions ore always impressive affairs. The High Times Staff is o very active organization that weekly produces articles such os these produces articles sucn as these. Service Club Picki Landscaping Job As Year's Projecti 1'his Week th IlhespianClubE Officers, Pick5 .s §Sel xls Cat ifor Hanef' 'xx (vv 5. « Hi . o re v c ctC tortvo v t In X e -it - bob' P°°' •pv,. w rr,. rMtnt.v Teachers Associat;.or The Woyne County Teachers Association held its annual conference in Nework this year. The Boys’ Service Club and the Future Teachers’ Club helped make the day a success. • • rZ‘ � V’ a l enliven the activities A 'Other -Beaten' Con helped enu before ,he Nework-lyont bosketboll contest. A rather beaten U0n , ' liven the activites be forc'd wark-Lyons basketball cont Teachers Urge Tobacco Stock Sal New if Teachers in alcohc annua) c lion he! The MtHton that the NtO V ft 8ffl ■ be requested t sell its stl ' passed at the 4| [ J I w 11)3 ana ac-?o' % on Ma.'V VERB RID'3 1 :est MAYTAG Best Wishes to the CLASS of 1965 PENDLETON HATHAWAY VAN HUSEN SHIELDS JEWELRY HAGGAN SLACKS MIGHTY MAC CORBIN SLAX MUNSINGWEAR DOBBS-CHAMP HATS PURITAN NUNN-BUSH HUSHPUPPIES MCGREGOR SPORTSWEAR ALPS SWEATER Compliments of O L MEN BOYS Sa M-1 ______ _. _ _ ELY LEENE, INC. CaM c. Qtod L oU)Ct £i,lf aJuj ui- INSURANCE lC. UjLTUTJijJ — HjcLJA good. A cpiyd Lo lOo s9 uwLV -£o ftc6 3t a oJ lue dud Since 1852 LASH'S SEWING CENTER Singer Sewing Machines Repairs On All Makes of Sewing Machines Dress Material — Buttons Sewing Accessories Compliments of ARTHUR GRAF 719 East Union St. Newark DE 1-1610 137 W. Union St. Phone DE 1-4595 HARNISH LOOKUP, ASSOCIATES Compliments of Civil Engineers and Surveyors NEWARK STATIONERY PROFESSIONAL BUILDING 615 Mason Street, Newark, N.Y. Tel. 331-2800 Downtown Newark 110 G. R. BOYNTON JEWELER 107 E. Union St. Newark, New York Keepsake Diamond Rings International Silver Bulova Watches Identification Bracelets Best Wishes from SCOTT FUNERAL HOME INC. PRICE SCHILTZ Complete Heating Equipment Line Fuel Oil 205 North Main Street Newark, New York DE 1-5990 124 West Miller St. Newark, New York Phone 331-1175 M. L. FIKES SON INC. Insurance Chaffee Building Newark, New York Phone: DE 1-1910 Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Levy, Jr. Compliments of Crane's Dairy Compliments of Unit Parts Newark Inc. 111 STOP! LOOK! REMEMBER! This is another section of the yearbook in which you will find your friends. The advertisers are the friend of every student who is interested in a yearbook for without them a yearbook for N.H.S. would be impossible. Another type of friend may also be found in this section. By turning the pages you will open a treasure chest of memories brought to life by candid pictures from around school. Don't skip this section. Stop. Look. Remember. VANDERBROOK PRESS, INC. Commercial Printing Offset Letterpress Newark, New York DE-1-2575 Band Instrument Rentals Sales Private Accordion Guitar Instruction KOHL'S MELODY HOUSE 408 Madison St. Phone DE 1-3127 Compliments of DR. J. SIRKIN Besf Wishes Success to the class of 1965 PARKER'S FURNITURE STORE and PARKER FUNERAL HOME 112 Compliments BLAKE'S LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING PAUL ANDREW DISTRIBUTING CO., INC. 2)8 East Union St., Newark, New York Heating Plumbing Air Conditioning Industrial Supplies Compliments of NEWARK MASTER BARBERS Compliments of DR. GERALD B. HARRIS OPTOMETRIST JAGGER-HUNTER GEAR CO. New Lyons Road Newark PRECISION GEARS COMPLIMENTS of WAYNE FLORAL CO. INC. Wholesale Only Who of the class of '65 will ever be able to forget the construction of the new wing. Many saw it rise from the study hall windows. Others remember the paneling by 177. Compliments of ELMER G. STELL SONS INC. Complete Insurance Protection GOOD LUCK GRADUATES! WAYNE DRUGS Pennysaver Advertising Doesn't Cost — It Pays Downtown Newark — Plaza NEWARK PENNYSAVER 613 S. Main St. Phone DE 1-0433 Compliments of SWARTELE RAMBLER INC. Sales Service Phone DE 1-3360 Route 31 East Newark, N.Y. Perhaps this is the most unforgettable spot of all! The picture should bring back many memories. Compliments of Compliments of CITY MARKET DR. MILTON H. ELZUFON Mayor - Village of Newark Ken and Betty Henderson and family 114 Compliments of Compliments of ARCADIA OIL CO. 515 North Main Street Newark, New York LOUIS FRANCIS HANEY 120 Madison Street Phone 331-1227 Newark, New York Attorney Compliments of ARTHUR G. SCHULZ Furniture and Funeral Director Dromo ploys on importont port in the lives of many students. Here Cothy DeWeover and Jim Lipari clown on stage. Compliments of L. A. WESTFALL Optometrist 1 16 The food isn't bod, but the atmosphere . . . CELSO'S Compliments of Cleaners and Laundry COLTON MOTORS INC. 209 East Union St. Newark, N. Y. DE 1-1408 Stan Larry Rice The halls . . . ninth period COMPLIMENTS OF J. WALTER CAVES, INC. RAY HILL DRIVING SCHOOL Lumber .... Builders' Supplies Masons' Materials Hardware Acme and Touraine Paint Phone DE 1-3000 Newark, N. Y. Hi P. H. BEDETTE General Electric RCA Whirlpool Appliances Television COMPLETE SERVICE Compliments of THE WALSH SHOP 506 So. Main St. Newark, New York 214 South Main Street Newark, New York Good luck to the Class of '65 Classes are the main purpose of a school. Here Mr. Neuhard gives a little world history background to two students who are now seniors. How many remember their world history classes? ARCADIA BUSINESS MACHINES CO. Your Portable Typewriter Center Royal - Smith Corona - Olympia Sales - Service - Supplies Lyons Road Newark DE 1-5999 Best Wishes To The Class of 1965 MARGROVE'S DAIRY Compliments of SOUTH END SODA BAR Home of Cream Craft Dairy Products Old Smoothie Delicious Ice Cream A Treasure In Good Eating Newark, Geneva, Canadaigua, Phelps, Sodus 118 Best wishes to the class of 1965 Compliments of HOLLOWAY'S LEWIS G. JOHNSON Apparel for Men and Boys TRUCKING CO. Haulers of food stuffs and Best Wishes frozen foods Graduates Compliments of MCCLELLAN OIL VAN HORN'S GROCERY 183 W. Union St. 174 East Union Street Newark, New York Good luck to the class of 1965 GERRY'S TRADING POST COMPLIMENTS OF Your Sporting Goods Headquarters SCOFIELD'S YOUR BUICK — FIAT Compliments of DEALER OR. A. E. GUIDARELLI Optometrist 119 COMPLIMENTS of WHEATON SCHOOL BUS Compliments of SALES INC. NEWARK LIONS CLUB Best Wishes GILBERTS Registered Jeweler American Gem Society J. 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BEAL MONJE BROTHERS Mason Contractors 215 Wilson Street Newark, N. Y. BEST WISHES To The Class of '65 THE PARIS APPAREL FOR MILADY DE 1-2540 PLAY TIME . . Remember the oil, grease, and shoe polish? Marcia Kouwe gets a new hair style. Gerry De Wind and Lorry Metcalf have their appearances altered by experts Sue Van Camp ond Penny Pierce. Compliments of COMPLIMENTS FINEWOODS OF WESTERN AUTO 119 West Union St. Newark, New York FARRELL'S SERVICE STATION J. R. PRUTZMAN Restyling and Upholstering Goodyear Air Foam Rubber COMPLIMENTS OF Free Estimates 718 East Union Street DR. E. J. DIAMOND Best Wishes to the Class of '65 From Best Wishes From Red Sawyer of DANCELAND RECORD HOPS and the WACK Disc Jockeys: Ron De France, Dave Miller, Gary Van, and Ferde Smith WESLEY S. SAWYER, INC. Newark Newark 'For The Best In Vending' Call ZAPPIA VENDING SERVICE, INC. Coffee —Candy — Pastry — Food — Drink At the Drop of a Coin For Industry —Schools —Business 24 Hour Service Automatically Phone 331-2184 Compliments of Compliments of NEWARK MARKET ROSE CITY Your Friendly Red White Store AUTO SEAT COVER 104 W. Union St. Newark, N. Y. and GLASS SHOP Newark and Canandaigua Best Wishes From All the Folks at STOTTS DRYCLEANING Courtesy of DICK DE JOHN FURNITURE CO. 627-629 South Main St. FUR STORAGE INC. Newark, New York Phone DE 1-3451 Specialists in Wall-to-Wall Carpeting Compliments COMSTOCK FOODS DIVISION THE BORDEN COMPANY AUTOGRAPH PAGE SARAH COVENTRY INCORPORATED HALLAGAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY Incorporated Manufacturers of UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE Newark, Wayne Co. New York COLACINO'S ELECTRIC SERVICE 1 18 West Union Street Newark, New York Phone: DE 1 2785 A regol pose by Cothy De Weaver The endless rehearsal that is necessary for a production such as the Mouse That Roared (J. lipori, J. Lawrence, G. Dohn, P. Pierce, N. Cebula) Best Wishes Public Loan Inc. 126 E. Union St. Telephone DE-1-2902 Compliments of DEPAUW CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE West Union St. DE-1-1010 130 THIS IS YOUR SCHOOL LIFE For The Year 1964-1965 as photographed by BLAIR STUDIO Record the other important events of your life with good photographs by BLAIR STUDIO 116 S. Main St. Newark, N Y. Dial 331-1661 Portraits Weddings Commercial Photographs Best Wishes to the Class of 1965 LINCOLN ROCHESTER TRUST CO. NEWARK PLAZA OFFICES TISHA'S Harper Method Beauty Salon 148 West Union St. Newark, N.Y. Telephone: DE. 1-5729 LYLE'S BEAUTY SALON Scalp Treatments Skin Treatments Hand Treatments Hair Styling Hair Cutting HarperCOLD PERMANENTS Compliments of MARVIN'S ERY NEWARK PLAZA Newark, New York 132 Now, if we mix o little of this with a little of that, we have Mr. Caccamise, our new chemistry instructor. Compliments of NEWARK PLAZA MERCHANTS Chdffee's For over 50 years Wayne County's Greatest Independent Store Wishes the Class of 1965 Success and Happiness in the Future Compliments of DON'S EAST NEWARK STATION East Union Newark, N. Y. COLOR TV Free Parking Lyons Road Newark m orrison Tadic? ft's Smart To Buy Where You Get Service” 331-9870 COMPLIMENTS WHELAN CADILLAC PONTIAC INC. Soccer Cheerleaders: Grant, Pruner, House, Vender brook. Mason. YOUR ONE - STOP Sunshine Center FINGER LAKES LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS S' ' id r rv BE$fwis s -L. Nt ‘ C1ASSJ3F )96S Ct JACKSON PERKINS o f COMPANY ATTORNEYS OF NEWARK Donald L. Crowley Roger E. Davis Anthony J. De Staffan Charles H. Herrick James D. Hurley Harold A. Kosoff Marshall E. Livingston Avery B. Robinson Harold J. Stiles I' NEWARK JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ALMA MATER Hail, Alma Mater, noble and strong. Praise her, let echoes aye the sound prolong; Our emblem always rise, victor in the fray; March on, in pride and state, maroon and gray. Our Newark High School, long may that name Live in our memories, always the same. May glory crown her brow, nothing ever mar. And may she be to us a guiding star. 137 NEWARK SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL With these views of the two institutions which we shell always remember for their part in forming our lives, we bring to an end our attempt to record the school year of 1964-1965. Whether our attempt was valid remoins to be decided by you, the student body. If, for a mere instant in the distant future you are able to regain the spirit of the school life portrayed here, all the work involved in the production of this yearbook will not have been in vain. A yearbook is composed of people: those who work on it, those who ore in it, thd especially those who remember through it. We would here like to express our thanks to the administration, the faculty, Blair Studios, the student body, and the 1965 Arcadian staff, without whose cooperation the production of this yearbook would have been impossible. The Editors iNT£P COUCOiATc

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