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

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closs of '67 N-.5 5 x. 7 Miss Bensel's homeroom, C-38, from left, first row: Charles Adams, Betty .lo Barrett, Sharon Archetto, Miss Bensel, Rosemary Benson, Eileen Alessi, Valorie Bass. Second row: Jeff Bingham, Carl Barbatto, Virginia Bobb, Kathy Baxter, Curtis Adams, Leonard Blocker, Angelo Agro. Third row: Vernon Barlow, Denny Barber, Ben Beniulis, William Adams, Sylvester Ausby, Howard Addison, Norman Adams. Mrs. D'Amhrosio's homeroom, C-54, from left, first row: Barbara Gabert, Kurt Dunbar, Patricia Dowling, Ava Fazekas, Mrs. D'Ambrosio, Joe Fusaro, Jean Felsberg, Bob Frank, George Elkins. Second row: Joseph Fifth, Bill Duberson, Joe Eichinger, Frank Fegel, George Fleming, Donald Feldeisen, Bob Fink, Bob Feldeisen, Ed Falkenhagen. Third row: Doug Dwyer, Nick Frontuto, Marion Hagel, Frank Donaldson, Mike Erman, Danny Emmer, Bill Foster, Richard Fischer, Glenn Dunphey. Mrs. Giordano's homeroom, B-12, from left, first row: Priscilla Doernbach, Mary Ann Gatto, Kathy Graff, Mrs. Giordano, Marlayne Grolber, Sue Gauthier, Margaret Gerace. Second row: Joseph Gallo, Bob Gasko, Ernie Grunow, Ernest Griffith, Gladys Ganiel, Nancy Gilbert, Carol Groff. Third row: Bill Goodrum, Margie Gries, Stephen Garclo, Bill Grunow, Leonard Gaines, Fred Garwood, Glenn Gronlund, Robert Hackeftt, Nancy Gibbs. Fourth row: Charles Groeger, George Glaser, Phillip Gullo, Richard Grunow, Douglass Gagbird. A-1 .

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Mr. William Sagan Junior Class Advisor The keynote for the underclassmen is growth and learning. They must strive to understand the world around them-to have empathy with the other members of our society. They have made remarkable progress during their stay at Oakcrest, but still they have much to clo and much to experience before they are prepared to take up the challenge that is the future. Miss Patricia Maio Junior Class Advisor iunior closs officers l 78 From left: Sue Kaufman, Vice-Presiolentg Jack McCallum, Presidentg Jackie Storhaug, Secretaryg Rosemary Benson, Treasurer.

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iuniors . Mr. Breidenstine's homeroom, C-36, from left, first row: Kathy Braun, Elmer Casto, Kathy Carmen, Helen r Castine, Mr. Breidenstine, Nancy Bracken, Cathy Broker, Rosemary Caucci, Debby Castine, Second row: Rosaline Brown, Jim Ciarrocki, Linda Channell, John Briney, Edward Brown, Mary Branca, Caleb Cavileer, Gary Canale. Third row: John Budde, Rock Castellini, Richard Carr, Gary Burch, Albert Butterhof, Mannie Burnett, Warren Brown, James Burgess, Harry Calvino. Mr. Harmon's homeroom, D-64, from left, first row: Sue Herold, Laura Hartman, Mr. Harmon, Lois Heuser, Grace Hall. Second row: Kathy Hahn, Gwyn Herman, Kathleen Hickey, Linda Hartman, Dona Lyn Hickman. Third row: Sandra Lee Harris, Joan Heintz, Tom Hartwell, Jim Hanson, George Hart- man, John Hartley, Richard Hagelin. Fourth row: Otto Hemphill, Bill Henry, Harry Hart- man, Clifford Harker, Cookie Hammell, Bob Hennessey. l Mr. Rouse's homeroom, C-46, from left, first row: Terri Sidway, Barbara Sear, Lynn Sauer, Robert Sayers, Mr. Rouse, Randolph Sebbins, Joe Sorrentino, Victor Scaranda, Bob Shaughnessy. Second row: Linda Saul, Doris Schwarz, Linda Slaton, Barbara Sauerwald, Cathie Skinner, Shirley Smith, Christina Seifert, Dottie Shepherd. Third row: Larry Schuster, Dennis Schafter, Sharyn Scholl, Jim Solomon, Walter Selleck, Bob Skinner, Tom Southard, George Senn. 5 -..u., im.Ju