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

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guidctnce depctrtment Listening to our complaints, advising us in course selecting, helping us to pick our futures, the guidance department has for four years helped us to find our paths. Our guidance counselors have played a critical role in how we shall meet the challenge of the future. , xt . ta Mrs. Evelyn R. Baldwin B.A., M.A. Hood College, Columbia University Guidance Counselor 'I- .... ol, Mrs. Margaret J. Censullo B.S., M.S. West Chester State College, Temple University Guidance Counselor Mr. Pat Matteo B.S., M.A. Trenton State College, Syracuse University Director of Student Personnel Services '. .' A - Miss Anne T. Dunn Mr. William B. Manlove, Jr. Nav' Mr. Peter J. Finley B.A., M.S. La Salle College, Richmond Professional Institute of the College of William and Mary Psychologist Activity: Psychology-Sociology Club B.S., M.Ed. Mount Mercy College, Pennsylvania State University Guidance Counselor B.S., M.Ed. Temple University Guidance Counselor Activity: Head Football Coach lv , Suv Mr. Angelo R. Pappa A.B., M.S. Wilkes College, University of Scranton, Rutgers University, Villanova University Mr. George R. Onufer Mrs. Yvonne Thompson Momdair State College B-Av M-A- B-A-I Nl-5- Subiects: Modern European History, Seton Hall University, Douglass College, Guidance Counselor Trenton State College, Glassboro State College 10 Guidance Counselor University of Pennsylvania Position: Librarian

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As Oakcrest adds another year to its growing tradition and adds another graduating class to its history, we ask you never to lose sight of the goals and ambitions we hope your Mr. John N. Falzetta B.A., M.A. LaSalle College, Niagara University Position: Superintendent May I extend my best wishes to the class of 1966. When this yearbook is placed in your hands, your days at Oakcrest will be drawing to an end. The entire staff at Oakcrest has been striving to prepare you for this moment, hoping that you will be ready-ready to step out and take your place in the world of today. lt is the staff's hope that you will carry away many fond memories of Oakcrest, and that you will come back and visit it often. Someone once defined a leader as one who influences another. ln this sense l hope that all of you will be leaders- constructive leaders-holding always in your hearts these words of wisdom. The worth of a leader is . . . measured . . . by the difference he makes in human life. Arthur R. Neumann Alma Mater has engendered in your thinking. We must wish to achieve before actually doing so, and having dreamed then face the hard reality of life and the obstacles it presents in accomplishing those goals. We hope Oakcrest has helped you aspire and also helped in your development of mind, body and spirit. This has been our dream for you and you have made it for us, reality! Mr. John N. Falzetta Mr. Arthur R. Neumann A.B., M.A. Wartburg College, State University of lowa, University of Minnesota, University of Pennsylvania, l Rutgers University Position: Principal As you prepare to leave Oakcrest and enter into a most 19' Mr. Anthony J. Panarelle B.S., M.Ed. Trenton State College, Temple University, University of Maryland Position: Vice-Principal challenging world of tomorrow, let us always remember the greatness of the high quality education you have received and the many special and fond memories you have created, for yourselves. Let us always reflect on the wealth of knowledge we have obtained, the personal-spiritual values that have become ours and the belief we have tried our best to be a part of a wonderful school which has had so much to oFfer. To the Class of 1966, we wish for you the beginning of a most active, successful and happy life in a world which may bring to you only the very best of everything. Anthony J. Panarelle gfff'

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Mr. Joseph P. Mohr B.A., M.A. LaSalle College, Columbia University Subject: Driver Education Activities: Athletic Director, Basketball Coach, Tennis Coach Mrs. Judith M. Garbutt B.S. East Stroudsburg State College, Trenton State College Subjects: Health and Physical Education Activities: Cheerleaders, Intramurals Miss Carol A. Rackoski B.A. Trenton State College Subjects: Health and Physical Education, Driver Education Activity: Intramurals 11 faculty physical education Mr. Harry D. Ackerman B.A. Trenton State College Subjects: Health and Physical Education Activities: Soccer, Track, Intramurals Mr. Richard T. Glenn B.S. The Citadel Subjects: Health and Physical Education Activity: Freshman Football Coach r A 'Tw in 54, , -rd' 31 KN A .i i Mr. R. A. Walker B.S. University of Maryland, Trenton State College Subjects: Health and Physical Education Activities: Gymnastics, Intramurals Mrs. Susan A. Boisvert Mrs- l'l0lBll Nl. Bbllliili B.S. B.S. Ursinus College Trenton State College, Subjects: Health and Physical Temple University Education Subjects: Health and Physical Activities: Hockey, Modern Education Dance Club Activities: G.A.A., Hockey, Archery, Tennis, Golf 6 Mr. Arthur O. Marinelli B.S. University of Maryland Subjects: Physical Education, Driver Education Activities: Assistant Football Coach, Head Wrestling Coach, Intramurals Mr. Albert Heclelt B.S. Trenton State College, Montclair State College, Temple University Position: Chairman of Health and Physical Education Department Activities: Assistant Football Coach, Varsity Baseball Coach University of Maryland Subject: Physical Education Activities: Assistant Football Coach, Gymnastics, Track Coach, Intramurals