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

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key club Key Club, sponsored by the local Kiwanis Clubs, is a boys' organization with two basic purposes: service to the school and community and development of character in the participant. With a continually widening scope of activities that range from Scholar- ship Fund to Flag-Raising Ceremonies, the Key Club is always prepared to serve. Mr. Martin Sharp Director of Oakcrest Key Clubs key club officers From left: Max Tabak, Treasurer, Joe Oleinik, President: Glenn Gronlund, Vice-President: Joe Casciano, Corresponding Secre- tary: John Budde, Recording Secretary. First row, from left: Ronald Jones, Max Tabak, Glenn Gronlund, Mr. Sharp, Joe Oleinik, Joe Casciano, John Budde, Robert Hartley. Second row: Gregg Franklin, Matt Bruckler, Gary Franklin, Gregg Chapman, Bruce Reeser, Nick Zocchi, James Mohr, Torn Nace. Third row: Samuel Mufferi, Ralph J. Hundley, Michael Dixon, William Duberson, George Fleming, David Tillett, John Hartley, David Baden, Bernie Herzberg. Fourth row: Jeff Wood, Michael Taub, Gene Jensen, Jim Ihomas, Michael Sandberg, Bruce Gronlund, George Senn, Elwood Williams, Missing from picture: Joe Duberson, Greg Lister, Charles Milton, Mark Harrison, Angelo Agro, Jack McCallum.

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,,,,,.,...--- Mrs. Lewise Hill Advisor notionol honor society Membership in the National Honor Society ls the highest honor a high school student can receive. Students who have exemplified outstanding scholar- ship, leadership, character, and service are awarded this distinction. The Society actively supports the Student Exchange Program. This 'year one of its own members, Jack Hamilton, was chosen to represent Oakcrest in Westercelle, Germany. Lv hu .!:', ' l I Michael Dixon Linda Taylor ' Lolarosa Cirigliano Linda Ciabatoni President Vice-President f, Corresponding Secretary TYGBSI-Ire! ii ' 1,,-nz Antoinette Signorile 'Im N t is , Recording Secretary , Tr U fi i , Ga L5 X K v ' V Y 1- 'FG .l Sa , 1 51 5 ., ' xx , A . f 5 V l ti, Marie DeClementi Carol deRuyter 5- ....f Y , Mark Harrison Robert Hartley Greg Lister Bernard Herzberg Diane Doughty Virginia Gisel x 5 '- Maryann Giunta Goldy Lieberman Ida Moskowitz Joseph Oleinik T Max Tabak Nick Zocchi

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girls' key club As Key Club's newly formed better half, the Girls' Key Club is committed to the same goal of service to the community and school while developing character in the participant. They promise to add a brighter and better dimension to Key Clubbing in the coming years. l First row, from left: Sharon Suprun, Patty Wood, Mrs. A. Reed, Nancy Wood, Rosemary Benson. Second row: Sue Kaufman, Carol deRuyter, Carolyn Neumann, Mary Ann Giunta, Lolly Cirigliano, Sara Lifshin, Linda Weber, Third row: Jean Felsberg, Linda Montecalvo, Gay Dagrosa, Priscilla Doernbach, Charlotte Dockery, Barbara Fink. Fourth row: Dottie Shepherd, Laurie Nash, Sherry Hyde, Peggy Fox, Jacqueline Storhaug, Ruthann Mohr. Y XQJQQI lm Wo.. ,H 0 Hey! This one's gotadratt card in it. Joe Oleinik, President of Key Club, presents Mr. Neumann with a flag that flew over the Capitol in Washington.