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

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Advisor-Miss Judith Gibson GX i . K Mllllll , 1 1 Fellow Seniors, The time has finally come to a school which has embedded ex' periences and emotions in our mem which will be cherished by all of us c . Our four years at Oakcrest have given us enioyment and sorrow, knowledge and ability, plus the satisfaction of achievement. lt seems like such a short time ago that we were the plebes of the freshmen class who used to look up to the seniors. One might say that we were envious in thinking how lucky the seniors were to be on the last leg of their iourney-how they were the king-pins of the school and thought they could take it easy. Many of us, I'm sure, believed that this year would be easy, but we have discovered it was difficult indeed. The time seemed to rush by 'quickly for some of us and drag for others, nevertheless, we the members of Zeta '66 are on the threshold of the future. What the future will bring is unpredictable. However, l hope that years from now, you will remem- ber your high school days and be proud, very proud, of your class, Zeta '66, and what it meant to you. Good luck and best wishes in the years ahead, Greg Lister V , , Q. ' Q., A. Class Officers, left to right: Marie DeClementi, treasurer, Greg Lister, president, Laura Leeds, vice- president, Mary Anne Giunta, secretary. Advisor-Mr. Johnson Harmon