Oakcrest High School - Crest Yearbook (Mays Landing, NJ)

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octivities Man does not live by bread alone, nor does the student learn by books alone. The secluded high school student is missing a vital part of his education- a knowledge of human relations. Oakcrest's clubs are places where individuals can learn cooperation toward common goals: enlightenment, service, or just plain fun. student council Student Council, under the supervision of Mr. Fineran, is the backbone of the Oakcrest student body. The Student Council officers, with the help of the homeroom representatives and volunteers, plan and direct activities for the entire year. The most important purpose of Student Council is to promote school spirit, encourage leadership, and develop character. The most important activities of this year have been the Keep-Your-School-Clean campaign and the annual spring talent show. fs Mr. John Fineran udent Council Advisor student council officers From left: Pat Golini, Vice-President, Scott McGuire, President, Sharon Davis Treasurer Ann Furst Recording Secretary, Sue Shkolnik, Corresponding Secretary, Leon Matthews Assistant Treasurer First row, from left: Kathy Hahn, Barbara Fink, Michael Taub, Sharon Davis, Leon Matthews, Sue Shkolnik, Scott McGuire, Pat Golini, Ann Furst, Tom Karrer, Joan Dermanoski. Second row: Thomas Southard, Jacqueline Gresser, Kathy Thompson, Susan Wagner, Sue Gauthier, Nelly Prinz, Linda Fendrich, Helen Castine, Ronald Capelli, Patty Wood, Eileen Kershaw, Linda Taylor, Riva Chipkin, Jeri Lightman, Janet DeClementi, Peggy Aaron. Third row: Betty Jackson, Norma Beebe, Pat Cirigliano, Carolyn Neumann, Linda Sartorio, Sara Lifshin, Regina Hickman, Darla Marzo, Sharon Marufti, Lois Cannan, Jackie Leitch, Kathy Andersen, Kathie Ryan, Michael Wochner, Brenda Kelly, Jean Taylor, Mike Mincer. Fourth row: Blanche Ehrlich, Linda Clark, Judy Ramp, Mary Ellen Weathers, Ronald Jones, Richard Dase, Ben Beniulis, Herbert Higbee, Joseph Eichinger, Joe Grillo, Evangeline Enslin, Lorna Jahrling, Beverly Siciliano, Carole Gitto, Diane Kemble, Sandy Smith, Janice Thornton. Fifth row: Edward Erwin, Harry Calvino, Susan Ruhlman, Nancy Will, Jim Newman, Bruce Reeser, Dale Peterson, Roberta Sapp, Robert Jackson, Larry Schafter, Ira Trocki, Dottie Shepherd, Margie Bolt, Gay Dagrosa, Mary Ann Giunta, Janet Herzog.