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

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sponish club This club is for students taking Spanish Il and III, who are interested in Hispanic culture. The club gives its members the opportunity for additional practice in Spanish, and considers such topics as Spanish art, music, travel, and current events. germcin club First row, from left: Jean Reamer, Secretary, Russ Imlay, President, Doris Ledlein, Honorary President, Mr. Pope, Mrs. Nagel, Carl W. Henry, Vice-President, Lois Zuba, Treasurer. Second row: Patricia Henry, Frieda Maier, Nancy Ware, Martha Harris, Linda Huber, Barbara Bingham, Annamarie Brubaker, Barbara Sauer- wald. Third row: Lorna Jahrling, Kathy Collins, Christina Seifert, Den- nis Flath, Mitsuko Konishi, Gladys Ganiel, Heide Hieke. Fourth row: Cora Pahk, Patrick Higgins, Kurt Dunbar, Craig Pfeifer, Sally Wim- berg, Paul Liepe, Larry Stollenwerk, Martha Cavileer. ....-1 Seated, from left: Charles Bellino, Mary Short, Secretary, Jose L. Diaz, President, Gloria Liptord. Standing: Mr. Saunders, John Sahl, Herbert Higbee, Vice-President, Lorraine Rennie, Treasurer, Veronica Janosik, Joan Unick, Mr. Hughes. french club The goal of this club is to better familiarize its members with the spirit that is French: the language, the culture, the people. This is done through informal meetings, speakers, films, and any per- tinent trips. First row, from left: Melanie McClure, Claire Caruso, Treasurer, Henry Willett, President, Mr. Kerman, Gwyn Herman, Vice-President, Ruth Lee, Scott McGuire. Second row: Sharon Weber, Eileen Ker- shaw, Sue Hanson, Diane Bolli, Marcia Hoffman, Angie Giunta, Therese Horsey, Janet Rotondo, Sherry Mercanto. Third row: Lisa Harrison, Carol Messina, Margie Bolf, Pat Campbell, Raymond El, Joe Eich- inger, Eleanore Ficken, Margie Gries. Fourth row: Nancy Groff, Lorraine Rennie, Debra Washington, David Wood, David Tillett, Ronald Laskowski, Jay Pappas. Missing from picture: Jinny Gisel, Jr., Secretary. This club endeavors to enhance the work of the classroom and to broaden the student's knowledge of the customs and culture of Germany. Various activities are pursued, such as cor- responding with the partner school in Westercelle, giving pro- grams with the German band, making German advent wreaths, and inviting foreigners to speak- to the club. X X X I I fi 105

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school store The workers in the school store give a vital service to the students of Oakcrest High School. They provide paper goods, gym suits, jackets, and other school supplies for reasonable prices. The girls gain valuable experience in retailing, business practices, and salesmanship. From left: Mrs. Mittnacht, Kathy Thompson, Wanda Schweizer, Carol Perri, Barbara Sear, Peggy Reising, Nancy Fleming, Laura Stevens, Chris Culver. 5 'if Q future nurses ond heolth ccireers club This organization brings together stu- dents who are interested in careers in nursing and various health fields. The members have an opportunity to share their interests and to explore the many possibilities in the field of health by visiting medical centers, seeing films, and listening to guest speakers. i Seated, from left: Bill Sistler, Fred Nickles, Miss Marzo. Standing: Mrs. Schilling, Laura Leeds, Darla Marzo, Peggy Reed. 4' - 104 I think this is where it goes.

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Seated, from left: Gladys Ganiel, Joan Wanek, Christina Seifert, Harvey Dawson, Kathy Carmen, Jean Rleamer, Charles Mueller, Carol Messina, Pat Campbell, Anthony Mancuso, Ralph Rogers. Standing: Joe Eichinger, Gail Conover, Nelly Prinz, Holly Taran, Dottie Shepherd, Cathy Broker, Kathy Braun, June Wanek, Mrs. Thompson, Nadine Blackwell, Lois James. transportation aides Transportation Aides is mainly a serv- ice committee which is composed of ten girls. The duties of these girls consist of arranging transportation for new stu- dents, plotting bus routes, and handling other problems of the transportation department. From left: Florence Livengood, Janet lmperatore, Eleanore Ficken, Robert Bartus, Arlene Gullo, Cora Pahk, Mrs. Barrett, Mrs. Winterbottom. 106 library aides A library aide is an indispensable part of the library. Among his tedious duties are looking up forgotten library numbers, helping a student find books, and solving innumerable other problems. With the help of the library aide, the business of the library is carried on efficiently throughout the year. Seated, from left: Judy Doughty, Lyn Paulsson. Standing: Laura Hartman, Kathy Hahn, Jacqueline Gresser, Linda Hartman, Mr. Crowley, Mary Lou Broker, Ava Fazekas, Kathy Wyner, Mary Anne Mann, i.b.m. aides The l.B.M. Aides are chosen to assist with the l.B.M. program in the school system and to get a basic knowledge of the operations of the various machines used. Since most large corporations and educational institutions use computing and data processing machines, this field is rapidly gaining importance and any experience gained is a step up the ladder for those interested.