Ocean City High School - Caravel Yearbook (Ocean City, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1962 volume:

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WITH BEST WISHES FOR EVERYTHING IN THE FUTURE, THE YEARBOOK STAFF PRESENTS TO YOU THE 1962 CARAVEL Bonny Cornwell, Editor-in-Chief Donna Swan, Business Manager TYPING Norma Linforth, Editor Judy F lukey Amy Glaspey Joan Wilson Leah Wood Kathy Zoog SPORTS Joe DeFranc0, Editor Dave Farina Mimi Howe Janet Motley FEATURE Chris Gardner Alan McNelis Joanne Zizak Photographs by Merin Studio COPY Janet Van Gilder, Editor Dick Lovely Marion Miraglilo Bob Rose Sally Webb LAYOUT Lynne Ely, Editor Janice Caldwell Carol Chattin Carol Haug PHOTOGRAPHY Jane Hogan, Editor Sue Coe Barry Kroner Connie Lindblom Janet Turner Student Photographers: Dale Laudenslager Bob Tribit ...Ax - -'Rv x , XE. X , v . rf. 'rf 1 is . ,K.'K . il . ,'e.'f? f '-,' in K i 8 i 2 W aww- .3-. 51 1+ md. ,. -nrt: ...- -. , Hu! 'f ' ' r Ly -4 'P ax dx f xy f x V r 1- -K Q Q a .x,. Mx K , g, , .X -Q X :gxa Xf Q-gg xy. 1 . ll 1 Q 1..- W-N., ,A K1 A. . A W f L :gy KSA .f 3 H. I ESQ- 1, fy AM- V, 5 173' ?. my K., HS- Q1 'fzf.1fff . 1,-'mix f 'fffiw-ff' iT: :m,f , 1:fgsf ,,y--pggjfg ff-1, wQ:w1sf5?':',1-.im W 'Q' gi f' ww M A? A E' V'- D0 ou remember . . . OCHS . gif' , , fi ' A afiiv 4 s:u5'E?! T J' igiwr-M. zfefifi Y .: , ,. ffl 5 Lifiig , ef xii 3 wg M 2'15L.'Ui':Q'.t,cf'EU-9.5?4i'rf?i3if ' n e, M ' A . I 51 A 1 -gg., x A - - 4 Seats were slowly being disassembled by students Rembrandt worked under these conditions? Students of OCHS . . . if Q L ? .Y fa 9 .,, ' .:..:.. .t K ' K 1 . 1 Is that a clam or a hoagle roll? i 0 1 Grainger Studio E . - Q .,'- 1 .og , 5 What's ailing you now? Don't worry! You'll be off in eight hours. . . . found summer employment . . . J c n f , , ' 1 A 2 L 3 sf A 1- Ei . 5, v L , - gf , . . yf 'Egg 'jf I f qv is-rf xi Senior Stud You call this a summer job? -si in .V Grainger S n . d One more piece of cotton candy and I'll d1e! t . . . . . . catering to the visitors. Grainger Studio Grainger SWU10 -K ' 'p..v-' .- K ., R Q' Q ff ' . ' ' N f - l 7 ' a ' 1 Better use the adding machine! Think she's really drowning? Grainger Studio That's two waters, will there be anything else? FN .-A w 0 l eg 9 'A .Q ea 'S wi ' v K 19 a Q3 s M lf 6 P 3 . 9'1- .. lv .' rfQ4 1 1445! V A hx, 2? .' if-Ji ,, '-1 ii Ft. Na A: .' . 5, its new .Y -fu Q K - c-5315 'gkgii' : ' -'ff .Zan K: V'-nfk ' ,Q -W QL., Q T, f 4n ,-55.3 . 5. - .,'F'X.? bf , X R f IV, ,. ,, B+, V uaghgx Q ,, , N ,sf-,w .K , vga Sf?f1'h, ' -5? 4-. .Q .U 512873 -f L i if 3,545-'Y ' . liiifxih 3 Y A 6.5. .,., Q :- - E L-Piggy ff x , mg- ' 'A' . 4:5-,f,f' 5' Y L, 2 gsiifw , mis N , . E. -5' vi ', Q-l,1i.2, 3 .ww Wmff 1' M ' 1 L igiwya-.. 1-A 'Maha ' ,- ,. . Sl? AWK 1 Ve if? 'il' .Q-S' 1 -aft. Q f 1. Qfl ' .ffv2T? .ww-L - .V 5 -Q f ,A .kv-. pon returning . . . Not a creature was stirring-except maybe a mouse. ' 'O No longer is OCHS askew, What can you say about it? It's a darkroom! dministration and Facult A boarfl meeting with members frpm left to right: Mr. Herbert Brownlee: Miss Alice Carretson, secretaryg Mr. Floyd Townsend presidentg Dr. J. Thornley Hughesg Dr. Hershel Pettitg and Dr. Charles B. Pierce. Insert: Mr. Bruce Dimon. I2 Summit Meeting dministration and Facult Dr. Charles Pierce, superintendent of Ocean City schools, is shown with his secretary, Mrs. Margaret Wainwright. -K THINK sign commands Mr. George Meyer, our principal, and his secretary, Miss Ruth Nevlus, to carry on their office work J CHARLES S. BAKER JEAN M. BELL THOMAS L. BUCKLEY M.S., Inst. of Textile Tech. B.S., Millersville State College BA., T1-emon State College Mathematics English Wgodshop ':V...I Q in I K -A .g gi -- 1, JOHN P. CAMAROTE FENTON E. CAREY WILLIAM J. KUPERSMITH B.S., Clarion State College B.A., University of Delaware B.S., Courtland State College Driver Ed. Health, Phys. Ed. Science PETER J. DURHAM CLYDE B. ELLIS RICHARD C. ELLIS B.A., Franklin and Marshall Metal Shop B.A., Trenton State College English, Spanish Motor Mechanics Mechanical Drawing DOROTHY P. GARRETSON LUCILLE GERNERT BERYL C. GLEASON R.N., W. Jersey Hospital BS., U. of Pennsylvania B.S., U. of Minnesota Nurse Leave of Absence English MARIZITA M. CRIMES FRED C. HAACK OSCAR D. HACKNEY, JR B.S., Maryland State ' B.A., Moravian College M.Ed., Temple University Foods, Family Relations Mathematics Eighth Grade NANCY C. HEADLEE FRED E. HOWELL IRA S. JOHNSON B.S., U. of West Virginia M.A., Columbia University B.A., U. of North Carolina Health, Phys. Ed. Health, Phys. Ed. Leave of Absence nf' MARY KASSAB TED B. KLEPAC .IUSTINE K. KREPS A.B., Ursinus College B.S., Glassboro State College M.Ed., Temple University Biology Social St., Civics Business Ed. WILLIAM C. LAUER . MARY W. LOPER HARRY D. McLAUGHLIN B.S., Shippensburg State College B.S., Trenton State College M.S., U. of Pennsylvania Business Ed, Business Ed. Sciences, Guidance WARREN L. MILLER KENNETH W. MOORE DOROTHY MORAN B.S., West Chester State College B.S., West Chester State College A.B., Montclair State College 'Instrumental Music Social St., Modern Living Spanish KATHERINE S. OGDEN THOMAS J. PATTERSON CORNELL J. PEARL M.Ed., U. of New Hampshire B.S., West Chester State College M-Ed-, Rutgers UHiVefSiiY Seventh cl-ada Eighth Grade Seventh Grade NANCY P. PERKINS ANDREW M. PROHASKA JAMES N. PULVINO B.A., Chestnut Hill College B.A., Pennsylvania Military College M.A., Columbia University French, English English, Social St. Art VIVIAN 0. RANDON MIRIAM B. REICHLY JOSEPH G. RICCI B,S,, Mansfield State College M.Ed., U. of New Hannpshire M.Ed., Rutgers University Vocal Music Health, Phys. Ed. English .IOHN S. ROSEBERY M.Ed., Rutgers University Social St., Civics DELPHINE E. SCHMID B.S., Glassboro State College Eighth Grade LEONARD E. SPANGLER B.S., Dickinson College Mathematics GEORGE S. TOTTEN B.A., Rutgers University Sciences FLORENCE C. SPECK B.S., Dickinson College Latin, Social St., Guidance LENORE M. TOWNSEND B.A., Montclair State College Social St. y Y E. SUSAN SHARPE B.S., W. Virginia U. Clothing, Modern Living PATRICIA P. SUBOTICH B.S., Glassboro State College Seventh Grade WALTER H. WILLIAMS A.B., University of Wyoming English The Junior Class PRESIDENT GINGER LOVETTE VICE PRESIDENT AMY VAN GILDER SECRETARY DORSEY HOSTLER TREASURER GREG BERGH Yve are nearing our goal. Our rings, signs of status, Are winking boldly from our hands Saying to the Seniors, 'SNOW we, too, are elitef, And the bustling burden Of the Fair is a symbol that We are almost Seniors! Mr. Baker-FIRST ROW: R. Montagna, S. Totten, F. Brown, D. Martino, L. Bakley, D. Adamson. SECOND ROW: J. Rees, G Genselner, A. Large, G. DeHaven, J. Eckert, W. Swegart, J. Cuozzo. THIRD ROW: N..Alise, J. MacMurray, S. Romano, F. Chattm E Gross, C. Breckley, A. Gaglione. FOURTH ROW: L. Johnson, R. Clark, B. Thompson, D. Money, W. Wilde. NOT SHOWN: R. Ogello R. Phillips, H. Shaw. Mrs. Gleason-FIRST ROW: P. Gibson, A. Dalrymple, J. Lear, E. Masi, L. Townsend, M. Moore, G. Szymanski. SECOND ROW: B. 0'Slaea, S. Shriner, T. Bunn, H. James, S. Ross, S. Adderly, J. Eilinsfeld. THIRD ROW: P. Chin, M. Callager, A, Maillie, J. DiBese, J. Burch, D. Rosenburger, R. Ang, J. Tierno. FOURTH ROW: J. Moyer, D. Julian, B. Hawthorne, E. Williams, W. Pontiere. . Year of activity, the float . . . Mr. Pulvino-FIRST ROW: S. Parker, E. D'Aquila, D. Alix, M. Morrison, E. Allen, C. Long. SECOND ROW: S. Bergli, B. Mason, M. Gill, B. Butler, C. Sickerott, J. Tarves, S. Johnson. THIRD ROW: A. Kakos, R. Rutledge, B. Presti, R. Barclay, R. Tribit, J. Holt, S. Eggley, H. Gates. FOURTH ROW: C. Mumford, D. Webb, R. Martindale, R. Clark, J. Wilson, L. Fickes, B. Campbell. i l l fd, F31 i Miss Sharpe-FIRST ROW: L. Blackman, G. Kinzler, S. Dean, G. Griner, M. Marsh, E. Chance, D Allen. SECOND ROW: N. Farnhill, J. Bello, J. Gannon, B. Mayer, C. Mason, W. Conover, D. Laricks. THIRD ROW: B. Rahn, L. Oliphant, F. Carey, W. Geary, E. Turner, C. Howe, P. Yingling, W. Shaw. . . . the fair, our class rings . . . Miss Spect-FIRST ROW: G. Lovette, J. Sampson, B. Grubb, R. Moyer, T. Clark, T. D'Intino. SECOND ROW: C. Gans, B. Kravitz, L. Thompson, M..Siviy, L. Essig, N. Pine, P. Brady. THIRD ROW: J. Cauley, R. Lee, F. Vetiello, H McC1enachan A. VanGilder D. Hostler, W. briffln, R. Costigan. FOURTH ROW: C. Meisenhelter, G. Bergh, M. Randolph, J. Smilh, W. Young: J. Snyder. NOT SHOWN: D. Farrell. 5 E . . asv. . :lj J s C 1 .- I - Z . , - 5 . 5 5 Mrs. Townsend-FIRST ROW: N. Wilson, L. Somershoe, M. Pratt, S. Druck, N. Mumford, G. Bronesky. SECOND ROW: J. Crowers, E. Lamplough, J. McCleary, J. Todd, D. Garreffi, J. Adams, C. Schmidt. THIRD ROW: S. Streeter, E. Bixby, P. Hill, K. McNomara, W. Warren, S. Caville. FOURTH ROW: T. Leonardio, R. Petrella, F. Freestone, C. Baker, M. Creighton, J. Groogan, J. Moncrief, D. Rollins. NOT SHOWN: I.. Andree. . . . and the prom! JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: FIRST ROW: D. Hostler, A. VnnCilder, G. Lo0ette, G. Bergh. SECOND ROW: R. Brady, W. Sweigart, S. Bergh, H. James, J. Crowers, S. Dean. THIRD ROW: C. Howe, J. Moncrief, R. Thompson, J. Smith, J. Moyer, H. Gates. l The Sophomore Class PRESIDENT JOHN CRANSTON VICE PRESIDENT CHERYL PETERSON SECRETARY MARGARET ROSSI TREASURER CHARLES MILLIGAN Children no more, almost adults, We can spell Sophomore with three O's. One year behind, two to go. Not quite steady, but oh, So sophisticated. Uncertain yet, But gaining authority. We are the Sophomore Class, One day we'll be Seniors. Mr. Durham-FIRST ROW: S. McCauley, K. Jessmer, H. Young, J. Pippel, J. Motley, J. Maginnis. SECOND ROW: H. Smith G. Scythes, J. Beddow, B. Scull, D. Hickman, D. Adams, S. Coppa, C. Rowland, J. Paxson, B. Brown. THIRD ROW: R. Forcella D Sofroney, D. Martin, H. Housand, W. Moncrief, G. Rickley, K. Trauger, D. Lear, J. King. FOURTH ROW: R. Foglio, M. Busfield S Mlnton, J. Wimberg, B. Haynes, J. Cranston, R. Townsend, D. Greenlee, P. Gorman. ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 Mr. R. Ellis-FIRST ROW: K. Gould, K. Costello, S. Caldwell, M. Allegretto, J. Gross, T. Leonzmrdis, L. Boyce. SECOND ROW: G. Beebe, B. Jarvis, G. Rumer, J. Hilton, G. Maharty, R. Healy, J. Miles, J. Curtis. THIRD ROW: E. Trout, F. Mazzitelli, F. Klein, A. Carr, B. Withowsky, J. Sommer. NOT SHOWN: S. Johnson, D. Cigger. Our first float and . . . Mr. Haack-FIRST ROW: M. Powell, J. Simms, P. Gould, T. Horner, S. Amos, A. Garbin. SECOND ROW: B. Knorr, J. Hartman, R. Bozarth, E. Dodds, L. Bode, N. Cannuli, S. Mitchell, S. Rumer, G. McLaughlin, T. DelCorio. THIRD ROW: H. Soutter, W. Jeffries, C. Sachsenmaier, G. Griffith, C. Heaton, D. White, R. Behl, C. Lindblom. FOURTH ROW: H. Mumford. M. 'Turner, A. Witmer, J. Marslleck, A. Peck, E. Center, E. McClain, G. Speer, S. Pelkey. NOT SHOWN: S. Kennedy. Miss Kassab-FIRST ROW: S. Mitchell, M. Howe, C. Peterson P. Sack, J. Rey, G. Murphy. SECOND ROW: K. Brady W. McMaster D. Simpson, C. Carr, F. Livingston, E. Bakley, N. Stethers, B. Martin. THIRD ROW: G. Savina, J. Stoltzfus, H. Chester: T. Herringtonz P. Lorenzo, E. Whittaker, K. Guiles, A. Kazinarck. FOURTH ROW: N. Mclnnis, A. M. Grady, G. Penska, H. Blackmon, D. Reagan B. Young, M. Kline, J. Curtin. NOT SHOWN: S. Henry, R. Dowull. . . . Oh, those bugs! Mr. Moore-FIRST ROW: L. Wheaton, S. Collins, P. Rossi, J. Palermo, K. Jankowski, N. Montagna. SECOND ROW: P. Swartz B. Brownlee, M. Hess, S. Meenan, S. Pileggi, C. Long, A. Siviy, C. Langley. THIRD ROW: C. Milligan, D. Kellett, L. Blevin, K. Horsey R. Ferrier, F. Conklin, D. Wiesenthal, K. Hillagess. FOURTH ROW: R, Finch, D. Adamczyk, M. B. Grady, G. Hand, T. Petrella, N Matthews, L. Becotte, R. Scheibein. NOT SHOWN: P. Tauscher, M. Withers, L. Pelermo. 1 The Freshman Class PRESIDENT RANDALL FOX VICE PRESIDENT LUGENIA TACCARINO SECRETARY JOSEPH KISH TREASURER PAMELA MILES Shy but unsubdued, Tolerantly trodding The halls with our lnnumerable books. The first dance is ours. Caps and gowns so far away, And we are just beginning. Will we ever be Seniors? Mrs. Bell-FIRST ROW: J. Finsel, C. Grimes, B. Phillips, E. Sampson, K. Abbott, C. Collins. SECOND ROW: C. Milligan, J. Kruk C. Wallace, A. Howland, J. Tarves, S. Bunn, C. Baum. THIRD ROW: P. Zoog, N. Lester, E. Tarves, A. Cappezza, J. Field, R. Cal laglxer, G. Reagan, M. Baum, S. Smith. FOURTH ROW: R. Adams, J. Deuter, P. Blessington, W. Jones, D. Di Luzio, K. Holland, C Ward, P. Nania. Mr. Klepac-FIRST ROW: C. Gross, D. Proud, D. Conti, D. Dodson, D. Money, L. Scllellinger. SECOND ROW: M. Booth, R. Huff, F. Camhurn, E. Lashley, L. Tedesco, S. Beddow, A. Fitzick, S. Adams. THIRD ROW: D. Andrew, G. Taubel, K. Nevius, J. Clark, J. Kiphorn, E. Beard, G. MacMurray, W. Flynn. FOURTH ROW: W. Dickenson, A. Gayle, W. Hughes, D. Reichle, H. Webb. NOT SHOWN: P. Sommer, H. Wallace. A new experience . . . Mr. McLaughlin-FIRST ROW: J. Canizzaro, J. Jenkins, R. Entrikin, C. Witkowsky, G. Siegfried, D. Costigan. SECOND ROW: B. Moore, S. Adamson, L. Cuarracino, D, Provenson, B. Garrison, L. Beisswenger, M. Toresdahl, C. Loges. THIRD ROW: .l. Nixon J. DiMeglio, K. Thompson, D. Asch, R. Beaver, K. Springer, V. Humphrey, R. Koob. FOURTH ROW: B. Cost, D. Bode, J. Wilson S. Glaspey, K. Force, L. Boyer, E. Masclike. hm. Miss Moran-FIRST ROW: C. Long, V. Gates, F. Alise, J. Haug, B. Bianchini, A. Wriggens. SECOND Farina, G. Johnson, M. Carmona, K. Muller, V. Pullen, B. Creighton. THIRD ROW: G. Baker, D. Winn, W. ROW: C. Breckley, A. Peterson, T. Rossica, J. Kish, B. Di Nardo, C. Bobroff, W. Lafferty. FOURTH ROW: K. Thomson, M. Tucker, R. Fox, J. Creamer, B. Stahler, D. Mazzoni, J. Gleeson, J. Smith, M. Hyland. . . . High School . . . Mr. Ricci-FIRST ROW: B. Smith, D. Black, B.-J. Allen, S. Nixon, S. Henry, C. Brennen. SECOND lx :Vt A. Lysak, A. Cervasio, R. Varano, M. Cuozzo, S. Johnson, F. Wyatt, P. Rahn. THIRD ROW: N. Banks, H. Bond, D. VanVorst, S. Iacono, J. Laudenslager, P. Whelan, W. Guile, K. Ryan. FOURTH ROW: B. McClenachan, L. Chattin, B. Swan, G. Duffy, C. French, B. Woodrow, R. Darch, M. Farrell, A. Pierce. i 3 2 z l i Mr. Spangler-FIRST ROW: R. Chin, C. Soutter, R. Cuozzo, P. Wyatt, S. Gill, J. Arena. SECOND ROW: C. Jones, L. Fickes, B Veasey, J. Rees, R. Mengel, B. Hill, D. Broadley. THIRD ROW: E. Errickson, J. Fusco, W. Boyd, B. Banks, R. Wright, J. Vliet, J Taccarino, R. Powell. FOURTH ROW: R. DeLanzo, R. Monroe, P. Oldfield, D. Guntner, L. Blackmon, D. Sharp, F. Irnpagliazzo. . . . and new friends. Mr. Totten-FIRST ROW: P. Rey, C. Parry, D. Brown, P. Miles, L. Clayton, L. Ash. SECOND ROW: K. Krattenmaker, L. Tac- carino, J. Finsel, M. Blank, D. Veney, S. Dean, S. Given. THIRD ROW: J. Talmadge, C. Randolph, D. Campbell, K. Morris, B. Fara- gher, J. Walters, D. Deinarist, J. Leach. FOURTH ROW: P. Izzi, P. Holt, D. Barrett, R. King, R. Lee, B. Young, H. Johnson, S. Young, L. Sherman. Mr. Hackney-FIRST ROW: C. Wilkerson, J. Scott, L. Canary, 1. Fallows, C. Dimon, C. Yverb. SECOND ROW: R. Hackney, J. Umhrell P. McDonnell, J. Pettit, S. Robinson, E. Andrea, T. Witmer, S. Stethers, P. Whittaker. THIRD ROW: B. Rahn, B. Maurer, W. Goetz, A. Jeter, R. Howell, W. Mathewson, R. Young, J. Johnson, A. Brown, R. Russel. FOURTH ROW: R. Darby, C. Brown, I. Paul, M. Morrison, B. Gleason, R. Bringhurst, J. Barbour, M. Martindale, N. Bixler, H. Hartman, D. McCorkle. Eighth Grade Mr. Patterson-FIRST ROW: R. DelCorio, B. Roberts, M. Howe, B. Butler, A. Visco, P. Redding. SECOND ROW: B. Richards, L. Danner, E. Huber, P. Buck, L. Morris, L. Montagna, K. Peck, D. Mazzitolli. THIRD ROW: M. Howe, C. Azinger, J. Payant, C. Chelf, R. Fox, K. Luke, J. Muller, R. Morris, W. Jones. FOURTH ROW: R. Gray, H. Mazzoni, C. Dockery, C. Boswell, C. Benson, R. Minton M. Creighton, L. Mawson, B. Hughes, K. Hillegass. l T A E 1 l l Miss Schmidt-FIRST ROW: D. Jumper, S. Woods, B. Hogan, K. Holland, R. Panglaurn, V. Haug. SECOND ROW: B. Allen, S. Paul R. Blevin, C. Swank, G. Reese, L. Allegretto. THIRD ROW: D. Smith, H. Johnson, L. Lupperger, H. Schcibein, E.Wa1ts. Eighth Grade and Seventh Grade Miss Ogden-FIRST ROW: F. Simms, J. Stoltzfus, J. Boileau, B. Berger, M. DeFranco, S. Hashorvn, M. Turner. SECOND ROW: S. Cornwell, C. Costello, M. Eisenlohr, V. Duffy, C. Ordile, J. Eggly, B. Reichanek, J. Lewis. THIRD ROW: J. Wheaton, R. Tauhel, R. Ordile, W. Magurie, B. Miles, D. Cameron, T. Hughes, T. Allen, M. Monihun, A. Moyer. FOURTH ROW: M. Dimon, J. Hogan, P. English, C. Bringhurst, G. Kilby, G. Gibb, I.. Mace, H. Cooper, H. Richards. ,bu A l i ,,..4.,...,- .3 . Mr. Pearl-FIRST ROW: L. Hart, F. Watts, L. Watts, A. Laigaie, R. Long, K. Huff, G. Bakley. SECOND ROW: M. Graham, D. Beardslee, J. Mitchell, J. Albertus, J. Thompson, S. Harmon, J. Henry, F. Wallace. THIRD ROW: W. Adamson, G. Harmon, W. Tarves, R. Gaskill, J. Moore, W. Keller, S. Kravitz, R. Holmes. FOURTH ROW: D. Staggers, R. Cath, T. Sherrill, W. Sudol. NOT SHOWN: M. Panghurn. Seventh Grade Mrs. Subotich-FIRST ROW: S. Mengel, K. Kelly, B. Wilson, D. Clagliorn, S. Robinson, L. Svit, R. Suders, J. Field, L. DiMeglio. SECOND ROW: G. Murphy, P. Weaver, W. Climie, A. Stephens, M. Winner, D. Fenstermacher, R. Crimes, C. Jaep, S. Cross. THIRD ROW: J. Reed, F. Schnerr, R. Washburn, R. Taylor, J. Bixler, J. Becotte, D. Canary, K. Gorman, D. LnRene, D. Carey. FOURTH ROW: L. Allen, C. Pfaeffli, B. Sharp, T. Gill, J. Jeffers, C. Morgan, W. Morris. NOT SHOWN: T. Baker, M. Schmidt. t 2' E. lf . 2 2 A ai .. g . 5 4 i . : J AMFACSJES KATHY ASH xx. inspire the team and crowd il G .M 55 A LYNNE ELY VICKY FRANKEL A ,,, A . ' I. 'WEEE AMY V nGILDER A MELISSA HARP We cheer them on. QEBWQ Af KATHY ZOOG X QQgW5A L r ? The Front Line marches at halftin IC. OCI-IS Front Line Bearing the colors, the front line marches before the band. These girls, supervised by Mr. Warren Miller hold positions of honor. They carry the American, state, and school flags. Donna Pfander, captain of this marching unit, carries a sword and marches in front of the other girls. She commands them from this position. Although they can not perform in- tricate routines, the girls do attempt to devise wheels and countermarches which vary from game to game. Each half time and all parades find the members of the OCHS front line on the job. DONNA PFANDER SUE COE JANE HOGAN JANET TURNER I Captain LORETTA THORNE JANICE CALDWELL BARBARA MASI JOAN WILSON Alternate 3 8 Alternate proudly bear the colors OCHS Drill Team Marching along behind the band with heads held high, the drill team makes its appearance. This group, directed by Miss Delphine Schmid, does precision marching and com- bines with the hand to make forma- tions on the field at half time foot- ball game performances. These girls in their short black skirts and vests brave the chill weather in order to entertain at half timej This marching group is comprised of eighth and ninth grade girls, headed this year hy Leslie F ickes and Marilyn Booth. ROW 1 M Booth D Money G Siegfried L Flckes ROW 2 C Wilkerson S Henry C Collins, K. Krattenmaker. ROW 3: Crimes, L Taccarmo R Varano C Breckley ROW 4- S Gill B Garrison C Dockery C Beddow. ROW 5: C. Baum, A. F1tz1ck,- L. Paul V Pullen ROW 6 D Broadley S Young M Martindale q Adams NOT SHOWN T.W1tmer. ? I Z 4 OCHS Football Squad The 1961 Football season brought to OCHS a disappoint- ing win and loss record, but one of enlightening spiritual conduct. Coaches Haack and Prohaska stated, This is the best bunch of boys we have ever handled. This team did not always win on the scoreboard, but always won on the gridiron -it is not always the score which decides the better team. Our boys were always in the game physically, spiritually, and morally. The Caravel staff salutes Coach Prohaska, Coach Haack, the co-captains, and the entire football team for this great achievement and- for their terrific efforts throughout the 1961 Pigskin campaign. The Raiders won the biggest game of all. Coaches Prohaska and Haack talk with Co-captains of the Football team, Harry Smith and Alan McNelis. FIRST ROW: J. Hollingshead, A. McNelis, B. Townsend, H. Turner, B. Rose, H. Bakley, J. Warren, J. DiBease, J. Dodds, J. Bello, J. Burch. SECOND ROW: B. Banks, A. Kakos, N. Alise, B. Jarvis, B. Jeffries, A. Migliaccio, H. Chester, J. DeHaven,'B. Brown, D. Martin, H. Smith, T. Gaglione, R. Healy. THIRD ROW: Coach Haack, H. Smith, G. Griffith, T. Leonardis, B. Clark, J. Groogan, B. Martindale, C. Baker, M. Creighton, Coach Prohaska, D. Reagan, D. Julian, D. Money, G. Penska, T. Herringfton, D. Rollins, B. Mayer, Coach Klepac. ' 44 . . . and Queens! We shall never forget was the theme of our first-prize winning Senidr float. Miss Snowflake, Junior Amy Van Gilder, reigned over Ocean Miss Pumpkin, Senior Melissa Harp, rode as royalty on the City's annual Christmas parade. ' Exchange Club float in the Halloween parade. 49 E li 51353. . 1-5: sf Girls' chorus line: Left to right: Becky Ogello, Helen James, Candy Sickerott, Nancy Mumford, Bunny McClennaghan, Wanda Sweigart, Donna Martino, Joyce Sampson, Joyce Crowers, Pat Gibson, Lynn Somershoe, Peggy Hill, Sandy Parker, Amy VanGilder. A study in classical dance was the Junior boys' chorus line. Pierrot, Andy Kakos: Pirouettc, Jack Moncriefg corps de ballet, front, Paul Yingling, Jack Smith, Henry Gates, Steve Cavilleg Back: Kurt Loder, Greg Burgh, Joel Moyer, Mark Creighton. 5 I J ? In Memoriam GEORGE BOWMAN November brought with it the sorrowful news of the death of Mr. George Bowman. This man gave hundreds of Ocean City High School students a background of chemistry seldom found in high school teaching. His enthusiasm and tremen- dousistore of knowledge inspired even those not scientifically inclined. Because he did not teach last year, Mr. Bowman was not as well-known to the student body as in previous years, but the few months he was with us endeared him to our hearts. lt seems only fitting that we, the Class of 1962, give this yearbook in the lasting memory of Mr. George Bowman. s Q. ffm? i Eg .K gg 'X' 5' 4 R X V LKf'gs AW... XKE7 n , . . , 4 m fag if Ef f' , :g Pg , V A 5 . A .E LE'. E by 44 X i 2 ' , - , 3' I . 3 3 V, 221 f ' - , ! 5 51 7 if I JR' . Q EX! ' ff? 5 A WX X' L , , Q-K l K M, 1 E National Honor Society PRESIDENT JERRY FADDEN VICE PRESIDENT JANET VAN GILDER TREASURER DONNA SWAN CORRESPONDINC SECRETARY LYNNE El-Y RECORDING SECRETARY MEG GLEASON HISTORIAN MIMI HOWE Directed by Miss Mary Kassab, Ocean City's branch of the National Honor Society serves the school in several capacities. Activities in which it participates include selling chrysanthemums for the Thanksgiving Day game, selling school writing paper, promoting student-faculty relations with a tea given for the teachers, and sponsoring an annual conference of all South Jersey branches of the National Honor Society. A scholarship grant is given by the society to a de- serving Senior. It also sponsors a Student of the Month program, and places a weekly quote in the main hall. Members of this select group are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and serv- ice. Honor Society Members FIRST ROW G Lovette C Haug SECOND ROW: M. Howe, J. Van Cilder, J. Fadden, L. Ely, M. Gleason D Swan THIRD ROW L Blackman J Caldwell A Van Gilder, H. Schneider, B. Cornwell, S. Webb, J. Snyder. ,mx . .A .2- , M, E X Eg... Q x as www ' xiii: My 1 Na W 5 f k wr w.. K ' J 4 . V t gig ag 4 an if W W if ff' . V Si? Q ,af ' A n. gf, Ng if K iii? - ,K , 4, FA, gg? iff: an X ff ' fi. zfig- 'Q M ivigl , 'Vw' .E fx M. Q jk Q21 1 - gg' .. :ii ,Q M.: iii .A 3 Y'Q'5i' 2? kiwi A - - ' was V z A .sgxii 2 Si if A A gf gg2,,gg,. .X 1 f' 5-E' ' I ,W M. 4 U vi f .dai . 4,E,.,.,,. 6 + 'Q- Q skies i,,.a1' x f ur ' A ,aw f ,,,,g?5.ZiAMgq. V ,4,s,,,,f - ':.. M , -g in fm L - ' R .. E , -- . K 1 K L .x,, -K X 9 ' ' , 55 il-my H' x .-M .. fa' Q R .' 2, Q Q -lr. ., .Y 4 X 17 Q I 4 Business Club PRESIDENT BETTY ANN DEBAUFRE VICE PRESIDENT JANE HOGAN TREASURER NORMA LINFORTI-I RECORDING SECRETARY DONNA PF ANDER CORRESPONDING SECRETARY JOAN WILSON A new organization this year, the Business Club, shows promise of being strong in O.C.H.S. Under the direction of Mr. Wil- liam Lauer and Mrs. Mary Loper, the club operates under its official constitution. The Business Club has participated in various ac- tivities, among which was the sale of fruit cakes. Members visited the bank and traveled to other cities so that they might become ac- quainted with other business organizations. At the end of the school year, a deserving Senior will be awarded a scholarship donated by this student organization. FIRST ROW: P. Scythes, L. Housand, S. Hill, L. Thorne, A. Gluspey, M. Lamanna, L. Wood. SECOND ROW: D. Laudenslager C. Gardner, N. Linforth, J. Hogan, B. DeBaufre, D. Pfander, J. Wilson, J. Zizak, D. Farina. THIRD ROW: W. Hawthorne, E Allen, S. Johnson, E. Butler, C. Town, J. Foglio, M. Gill, M. Siviy, H. Turner. FOURTH ROW: N. Alise, S. Vansant, J. Motley C. Driscoll, S. French, G. Hughes, J. Turner, A. Large, K. Zoog, E. Turner. 64 J qs fa Q , , yew, 4, ,N ,, ,r f V. w.. Q -PWM 'w 1 , , , ,..-mi. x ...fw- f f up wi, X ,. A. , , . QW Mg. ff- iw if ex fl . 5 - 'Hive mis -' .5 ' grimy . , J, x 1:1 1 1 'W . , .K W s 5 -34 ,W wiffg ..,, ,, w,Q,,,, 1 -- 2 ,gy 5291255 A ,yfnm 5, mf ,.,, H .. - , fi ff A E ks .,. ., Q ga f 15,5- . W K? K Y 7? K l i it V6 2 5 'K' .. 5-W 1 xi K 5 .t :gl an...- f?i N Q AW 'Qin 'VF 4. xf- W mf?- .. 'T V55 2 , , Ekgft, 5 ,.:,. N Wryf WW W , 11321 ' 3 li, W wt, 7 L M 22 0333 f v W ,: Q 0.4811 W Q . we--il Q T' if ii 5, A. .- .2 4 5:1 -2. ' Af is f WE Miy' RE Y if 1-v. Yi 5- ff EV' ' ' -M 5 H wyizmi Lk A, N V Jr V , A.., W I X' s If X .av N. Q N in di-aw Youth Center CO-PRESIDENTS BETTY ANN DEBAUFRE HARRY SMITH CO-VICE PRESIDENTS RUTH MONTAGNA JACK BELLO SECRETARY GINNY SEIGFRIED TREASURER NANCY MONTAGNA The Ocean City Youth Center is a municipal building devoted, during the school year, to high school students. Part of its operating costs are donated by local clubs and organizations, the rest are accumulated through membership dues. Stu- dents in Ocean City take the Center for- granted, never stopping to think what they would do with- out it. The Center', has become the nucleus of social life. Under the guiding influence of Don Pileggi and George Loder, the Center is the biggest reason for the minimum of juvenile de- linquency in this community. We are all thankful and appreciative of their efforts. Whether you want to dance, play darts or ping- pong, watch television, or just relax, the 6'Center,' is the place to go. Youth needs such a place to be out -of the critical eye of adults, in an air of responsibility and pride because they feel the '4Center', belongs to them. We are very fortunate in that our town realizes the need for and con- dones such a venture. The yearbook staff offers a word of gratitude to the people responsible for the Center, its beginning, and its growth. Youth Center Board Members: FIRST ROW: G. Siegfried, J. Bello, R. Montagna, B. DeBaufre, H. Smith, N. Mantagna, H Schneider. SECOND ROW: J. Beddow, C. Milligan, T. Herrington, C. Beddow, J. Groogan, M. Gleason, J. Crowers, J. Walters T, Andrews. 70 Varsity basketball captain Jerry Fadden and Coach Dixie Howell dis- cuss plans for the game. Basketball The 1961-62 basketball season unveiled one of the most exciting teams in New Jersey, the Ocean City Red Raiders. Led by Coach Dixie Howell and their aggressive captain ,lerry Fad- den, the Raiders proved to be really tough com- petitors. This year's tremendous record was the result of a great uteami' effort. ln no skirmish did one player dominate the game, but rather the five Raiders on the court and the players on the bench combined to consistently bring home the victory. Ocean City once again re- tained the Cape-Atlantic League crown as well as played sensational ball in the N.,l.S.l.A.A. Tournament. Recognition is certainly due to Dixie Howell and all the members of the var- sity squad. We can not overlook the fine play of the ,l.V. team, led by Coach John Camarote, or the Freshman team, coached by Mr. William Kupersmith. These two squads with their up and coming players will, undoubtedly, provide Ocean City Raiders with winning teams for years to come. Congratulations from the Caravel staff to all members of the Raider Basketball teams. f 'l fryx I X fx Varsity Basketball Team, KNEELING: Manager B. Lee, Coach Howell, Manager S. Eggly. STANDING: C. French, B. Haynes, J. Cranston, D. Farina, J. Fadden, C. Baker, R. Newcomer, D. Money, .l. Williams, J.. Rossi, B. Townsend, J. Burch, R. Fox. 72 F, E , if w fm J.. - 'x . . , K,a, um S Wi. is Q at '-ww.. ii?? K 9 :aww.v Hank Schneider and Mike Hamilton, Co-captains of the Varsity Swimming Team, pose here with their Coach, Mr. Fenton Carey. Swimming This year's Varsity Swimming Team was the best aquatic squad ever to represent Ocean City High School. It not only won most of its meets, but it also broke and tied many pool records. The tankmen built up a reputation as having the umost powerful relay team in South Jersey. Because of. depth in his swimmers, Coach Carey was able to successfully juggle his swimmers into one strong winning unit. It is amazing that a team so recently developed was able to go on and win the relay in the State meet. The Caravel staff feels congratula- tions are due Coach Carey and his swim- ming squad for a tremendous year, one which added immeasurably to the prestige of OCHS. Swimming Team, FIRST ROW: M. Jankowski, J. Dodds, N. Ervine, M. Hamilton, H. Schneider, H. Smith, J. Simms. SECOND ROW: D. Farrell, .l. Warren, F. Carey, F. Kline, B. Thompson, A. Carr, P. Yingling, C. Meisenhelter, E. Whittaker. THIRD ROW: E. Tarves, K. Ryan, K. Guiles, Coach Carey, B. Tribit, B. Beard, B. Lafferty. 78 Y 5 1zf?,3gQ,..f 9' f W, v f W, Nw, , ww. ...Q , J, ,. . ,M E K ,S X A-1 f rs Q5 A .5 ywweff g . K-,I i Q 1. R, S Q 5 K 5 +1 ' ' ,23 'L . 5 ., ' fn 5 355 . g ' ' -r - : na f f, - - pl, ' ' 3 f, 9'--Q ,e H- 1 K , : ' :fi fs., - g. gf 0 - f' 1315- ' ,f s 9' ' ' L5 ' f . 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L -ang,-,A :W--f 14-K W, :bmw 1ww:..fw1efwsiffkzfsw-if:-pg.ml ' X H w I , 1 4 K V k , as QW X, fm ,gg Nl . lt. . 5-'a c f X a QQ-g QM ,si ei f 'F ?Qif f fjkk i is ' W' W' av Q if Na H i sign ,. Qv .. A mf aw is x 'R 1155535-R -3 4' ' 1 Lg:-X .nv wg ww assi? ' A 1 1 2 :L 2 a ' 5 5 e S 1, A KS '26 3 fn. Q 11 QM, 3 ,Q AR xx qi , ff, . - - ' ' X 5' F' Aix? W ' , i b -Q: 4 'fist 5 A 5 .L t Q ,Q- wfw- 171 N + 7' 'WM ? ,yt .aff ' s , ' 'IQ A., ,xywg xqr 1 5,5 in 5 ,. M M 1 H336 ., 5 ' X 3 A x f ,ig xi? 75 X' f'f'fT:5i::fT: .RI :-- 1 J? l, A ' A 1 -'W' wg 1 X - 5 Y ' 3, ' I .. 45, Q 1 L M1fY M w? .QQ gag 1 ' EMILY ALBERTA ADAMS Ocean City Emily Ambition: Teaching Activities: Chorus, Girls' Sports. A likable girl with a pretty smile and a southern accent . . . spends extra time playing basketball at the Y when she isn't at P'ville's basketball games . . . the summer finds her working in her res- taurant . . . dislikes immature and con- ceited people . . . you can usually find her at Mimi's . . . if not try South Caro- lina . . . her fondest memories are living in South Carolina and April 29, 1961. NANCY EDITH ONES ADAMS J Ocean City Nancie Ambition: Marriage Activities: Basketball. A fun-loving blonde . . . Nancy is a real sports fan . . . archery, skating, and horseback riding head her list of favorites . . . this O.C. miss can do without cong ceited. people . . . when not in school or at home, Nancy can be found somewhere in Atlantic City . . . looking hack over her school years, the summer of '60 will always stand out as her fondest memory. KATHLEEN EMILY ASH Ocean City Kathy Ambition: Business School Activities: Cheerleading, Student Council, Business Club. Petite, peppy, and pretty accurately de- scribe this O.C.H.S. cheerleader . . . any second of leisure time is spent dancing . . . if you want to find her, always look in the Center first . . . she will always consider the Junior Fair, the Junior Prom, and making cheerleading as her fondest high school memories. BARBARA MAE BAGLEY Ocean City Barb Ambition: Teaching Activities: A Cappella, Chorus, Band, Or- chestra, Public Speaking. A friendly girl who loves music in any form . . . occupies those unused seconds with reading or playing the piano . . . bossy people head her list of dislikes . . . when not at home can be located enjoying her- self at the Center or a certain person's house . . . the spring and summer of '61 will always be soft spots in her heart. HARRY VOLLNEY BAKLEY Ocean City Bake Ambition: Service and then higheveduca- tion. Activities: Baseball, Football. Our Cape May County All-Star in foot- ball . . . now his head is as big as his stomach . . . a great guy with a sunny personality . . . passes his time at Ethel's . . . can't stand pseudo-athletes . . . now that he is faster than he used to he he must work on his peg to second base . . . if needed, look for him at the Center . . . will always remember the Bandits FLORENCE MABEL BANNISTER Seaville Florence Ambitionf Airline Hostess A soft-spoken, easy going girl who is lots of fun to be with . . . with so many activities to fill her spare time, it's a wonder she ever has any . . . among these time consumers are driving, playing records, cooking, dancing, and playing the piano . . . can do without boys whose names begin with J . . . will never forget July 15, 1960. 89 JAMES EDWARD BATTERSBY Palermo Jim Ambition: Advanced Electronics One of this year's scientific-minded Seniors . . . when not found industriously applying himself to his job, .lim spends his unoccupied time doing one of three things: hunting, being at the Center, or spending time at Ben's . . . we can under- stand, then, why his home away from home is Ben's . . . when looking -back over his years at OCHS this member of our class will never forget 7th period advanced science 1960-61. CAROL ANN BEHLE Ocean City Carol Ambition: Teaching Activities: Chorus, Literary Magazine, Pub- lic Speaking. nice, and reliable . . . a studious of our class'. . . occupies those Quiet, member leisurely moments reading and writing . . . is more distasteful to her than nothing people who think that they are better than they really are . . . when you can't find her in O.C,, West Pittston is the place she'll be . . . of all her high school memo- ries the fall of 1960 stands out the most. LINDA JANE BENSON Ocean City Linda Ambition: To be a nurse Activities: Sports Peaches and cream describe this lass well . . . movies or bowling provide en- tertainment for those unoccupied hours . . . ranking top on her list of dislikes are conceited people or snobs . . . looking for Linda? Try anywhere . . . two dates never to be forgotten are January 1961 and the summer of 1961. KATHLEEN ELIZABETH BLACKMAN Ocean City Kathy Ambition.: Business School, Marriage A quiet and marriage-minded Senior . . . a familiar face to those who fre- quently visit thh Village, where she spends her time as an usherette . . . in time off from work she passes her summer hours swimming . . . two-faced people prove to be most annoying people to this O.C.H.S. member . . . whenever you see her, Frank is there at her side . . . three of her most favorite memories are April, 1960, the Jun- ior Fair, and the Junior Prom. 90 MARGARET KATHLEEN BROWN Marmora Peggy Ambition: Undecided Activities: Girls' Sports, Business Club. An offshore miss who is sweet and friendly . . . likes to spend her spare time talking on the phone . . . also enjoys the challenge of the bowling alley . . . when not at home, Peggy can usually be found at the Center . . . stunmer of '58 holds a special place in this gal's memo- iries . . . can usually do without people who don't act their age. - JOHN ALBERT BUTLER Ocean City Jack Ambition: Technician Activities: Chorus, A Cappella. Serious member of our class . . . read- ing a good hook occupies any of those extra seconds of his leisure time . . . will always cherish the memory of his wonder- ful visit to the Midwest . . . if you're searching gfor Jack, he may be located at the homes of some of his friends . . . homework is not included among this boy's favorite occupations . . . is it in anyone's? JANICE LORRAINE CALDWELL Ocean City Jan Ambition: College Activities: Class President, A Ca ella ' 1 Honor Society, Yearbook, Frontline, Stu- dent Council, Girls' State. Beautiful long blonde hair crowns the head of this versatile member of our class . . . successfully led us for two years . . . aside from her busy schedule, Jan finds time to play the organ and accordian . . . also likes to sew, read, and listen to rec- ords . . . she'll never forget her Junior year . . . This miss can't stand insincere people. CAROL ANN CHATTIN Ocean City Chatty Ambition: Nursing Activities: Leaders' Corps, Student Council, Senior Executive Committees, Majorettes, Secretary of Freshman Class, Drill Team, Band, Girls' Sports. Attractive and peppy band majorette . . . when not writing letters to B.W., occupies time at the Center . . . or bowls . . . memories include the Prom of '60 and December 23, 1959 . . . will never forget the girls . . . Green Beetle and Pat's vie for her second home . . . pet peeve?-Bossy people and those who don't mind their own business! SUZANNE JACQUELEINE COE Ocean City Cosanian Ambition: Medical Secretary Activities: Color Guard, Student Council, Leaders' Corps, Girls' Sports, Yearbook. Cute miss with a friendly smile . . . hails from Ocean City . . . quite an unusual nickname . . spare time is spent either riding in Fords, dancing at the Center or going to parties . . . D.J.B. and the sum- mer of '58 are included in her list of favorite memories . . . likes to spend a great deal of time at Moravian . . . irked by Jann and insincere people. . ,. ,ts , . il BONNY BUTLER CORNWELL Ocean City Bonny Ambition: Fashion Illustrator Activities: Student Council: President, Sec- retary, Representative, Executive Commit- teeg Junior Executive Committee, Vice- President of Sophomore Class, Yearbook Editor, National Honor Society, Leaders' Corps, Girls' Citizenship Institute. One of the most active in '62 . . . al- ways ready with that adorable smile . . . when she can find time, enjoys sewing, drawing, reading, and knitting . . . Soph- omore year is a special memory . . . peo- ple who overestimate themselves annoy this miss . . . what would we have done without her? HOWARD LOUIS CROWN Ocean City Reb Ambition: Professor of Dermatology. A quiet member of our class . . . and this year's recent addition from Jackson- ville, Florida . . . when you can't find him at home perhaps he'll be at Tony Mart's . . . when pondering the experi- ences of the last four years, graduation will stand out as his fondest memory . . . educational responsibilities head the list of this boy's dislikes . . . easy going chap, he hopes to revolutionize living. BETTY ANN DeBAUF RE Ocean City Bullet Ambition: Beautician Activities: Youth Center President, Girls' Sports, Student Council, Business Club President, March of Dimes T.A.P. Chair- man, Bowling, .lunior and Senior Class Executive Committees, Leaders' Corps. Vim, vigor, and vitality, the trademarks of this indispensible Senior . . . sleeping, eating, and dancing are her favorite pas- times . . . A.D.P. .luly 4-, 1961, and Aug- ust 28, 1961, are her favorite memories . . . will remember Wickie, Wackie, Woo, and Wum . . .likes to he in Pat's car . . . has no time for loudmouths. 9l JOSEPH ANTHONY DeFRANCO, JR. Ocean City Joe, Zip Ambition: College Activities: Baseball, Student Council, Year- book Editor. Lots of brains topped with that curly hair describes another wonderful member of '62 . . . liked for his friendly attitude . . . Joe, likes to read, participate in athletics, and collect statistics . . . he also enjoys the piano and organ . . . 1960 World Series holds a special place in this hall player's memories . . . one thing he can do without is girls' who smoke. CONRAD WILLIAM DEUTER Sea lsle Bill Ambition: Undecided Activities: Track, Football. Friendly member of our class . . . tries to occupy his extra seconds with having a blast . . . remembers with great happi- ness the summer of '61 . . . when not to be located at home, Bill may usually he found at Ziggey's or at 528 Shore Road . . . nothing bothers him more than those little old ladies who drive. JOHN FREDERICK DODDS Ocean City 'i.lohn Ambition: College - Activities: Football, Baseball, Swimming. Great man on the gridiron . . . .lohn is a member of several OCHS varsity squads . . . his steady occupation seems to be hitching a ride to Northfield. . . this leads to his home away from home, Sue's house . . . a traitor, wouldn't you say? . . . pet peeve is replying, Yes, dear . . . when looking back after graduation, John will always remember the Junior Prom. CAROL ANN DRISCOLL Ocean City Carol Ambition: Medical Secretary Activities: Business Club, Chorus. A pleasing addition to the Senior Class . . . Carol spends leisure time talking on the telephone . . . bowling is another ac- tivity of this Senior . . . of all the things that bother Carol, people wh5 try to imi- tate others are the worst . . . when ever you are looking for this miss try the Point Diner . . . high in her store of memories are the Prom of '61 with W.W. and the summer of '61, 92 J EANN ETTE HAWLEY DUFFY Ocean City Nettie Ambition: Dental Hygienist Activities: Freshman Class, Vice President, Majorette, Senior Executive Committee. One of our lovely majorettes . . . Nettie finds nothing more enjoyable than driving Fords and dating Jewell . . .if you are looking for this Senior cutie try the Center, then Chatterbox . . . can't stand insincere people . . . has many fond memories, among them are Dec. 24, 1959, the Bermuda trip, the '61 Prom and Jewell. LYNN E ELIZABETH ELY Ocean City Lynne Ambition: College-Home Economist Activities: Yearbook Editor, A Cappella, All-State, Chorus, National Honor So- ciety, Secretary, Dramatics, Senior Execu- tive Committee, Girls' Citizenship Insti- Illle. One of OC's peppy Cheerleaders . . . any little bit of spare time is spent in the occupation of reading novels . . . on week- ends Lynne can be found dancing at the Center . . . this miss can always do with- out those people who persistently crack their knuckles . . . she will fondly remem- ber her Junior Year. NORMAN THOMAS ERVINE Ocean City Skeets Ambition: College Activities: All-State, Swimming, Track, Band, A Cappella Choir. Always ready with a smile . . . OCHS's only representative to All-State Chorus in 1961 . . . Skeets loves sports, especially swimming . . . Renny's is the place to look for this curly-haired blonde . . . abhors long-winded people . . . any extra second is spent skin diving-even in that frigid water . . . looking back he will never for- get this year's All-State. GERALD FRANCIS FADDEN, J R. Ocean City Jerry Ambition: Wall Street Financier Activities: All-State, Varsity Basketball Captain, Varsity Track Co-Captain, Presi- dent of Freshman, Sophomore Classes: Vice President Senior Class, President of National Honor Society, Dramatics, Youth Center Board. Good looking and ambitious . . . an out- standing Senior . . .you will find him practicing on the basketball courts . . . two pet peeves are people who pass mono and dunkers . . . his pastime is playing ball . . . never will forget Junior Year or the Cape-Atlantic Track Championship. DAVID ANDREW WILLIAM FARINA, JR. Sea Isle City Dave Ambition: Barber Activities: Varsity Basketball, Caravel, Bil- lows, Business Club, Senior Executive Committee. Masculine member of a well-known school pair. . . spends time listening to stereo or giving advice to his buddies . . . peo- ple who don't listen to his advice irk him, especially Leeb and Lump Lump . . . can be found at Leebs' house, 5 Snug Harbor, or Garrity's Green Machine . . . will never forget breaking the JV scoring rec- ord or Kim. JUDITH LOUISE CATHRINE FLUKEY Tuckahoe Judy Ambition: Airline Stewardess Activities: Yearbook, Business Club Fun-loving describes this happy Senior . . . a love of sports prompts Judy to spend any leisure moments swimming or bowling . . . egotistical boys are her pet peeve . . . when thinking back over the years during' high school, her fondest memory seems to be the summer of 1961 . . . this Senior adds a spark of life to our hallowed halls. MARY .IOSEPHINE FLYNN Ocean City Jo Ambition: Secretary A new member of our class, added in the Senior Year . . . you can be sure to find her anywhere where there is action . . . absolutely impossible as far as Jo goes are losers . . . this miss spends her time thinking of a certain someone . . . sum- mer of 1961 and November 26, 1961, are two dates Jo will never forget. JOAN CAROL ANN FOGLIO Ocean City Joan Ambition: Secretary, Marriage Activities: Business Club, Bowling, Basket- ball, Student Council. Shiny, dark hair and a ready smile are characteristics of this Senior . . . teachers who give 3's for chewing gum annoy her the most. . .when .loan isn't at home look for her at Tom's house . . . extra seconds are filled by playing pinochle and writing to Tom . . . three things she will never forget are the Prom of '61, Tom's New Year's Party, and September 30, 1960. 93 KAREN LOUISE FRANK Sea Isle City Karen Ambition: Beautician A very friendly red-headed miss with a smile for everyone . . . Karen spends most of her leisure time -at the Center and the Point Diner . . . things that both- er Karen the very most are people who are conceited, two-faced, and catty . . . when looking for this girl, check Vince's first . . . things which rank high in her memories are the summer of 1958 and R.H. VICTORIA DIANE FRANKEL Ocean City Vickey Ambition: College, Teaching Activities: Cheerleading, Leaders' Corps, Student Council, Drill Team Co-Captain, After School Sports, A Cappella, Chorus, Frontline.. Aside from being an O.C.H.S. Cheerlead- er, Vickey is also active in school activ- ities . . . this peppy girl enjoys dancing, having fun, driving and bowling . . . fondly remembers Wickey, Wackey, Woo, and Wum, and six years at O.C.H.S .... insincere people bother her . . . the Cen- ter is her second home . . . you'll see Vic there every weekend dancing the night away with B.H. KATHLEEN ANN FRANKS Sea Isle City Kathy Ambition: Secretary, Marriage Activities: Girls' Sports. One of Sea Isle's finest and one of our class's shortest members . . . Kathy is perpetually smiling . . . always interested in sports, she participates after school . . . this miss spends most of her time with a very special someone . . . can usual- ly be found at that someone's home . . . she detests being told what to do . . . will always remember March 19, 1961. BARBARA JUNE FRANZKE Ocean City Barb Ambition: College Activities: Girls' Sports. Just about the smallest Senior ever to attend O.C.H.S .... this briefly and ac- curately describes this petite little blonde . . . Barb is active in sports, also enjoys dancing, riding around, and hunting for Carol . . . looking back, Barb remembers good times with Sally and her years at O.C.H.S .... pet peeves include tall peo- ple, shifting gears, and Nixon . . . Carol's and the Center are her second homes. 94 SIMONE FRENCH Seaville Frenchie Ambition: Medical Secretary Activities: Business Club, Church Choir. Smiley Senior hailing from Seaville . . . Simone, better known as Frenchie, al- ways loves to go horseback riding and roller skating . . . fondest of all her memories is February 26, 1961 . . . anyone looking for Simone can find her at Pete's . . . of all the things that disturb her the most, people who smoke Newports, C. S., and busybodies rate tops. RUTH F REUDENTHAL Ocean City Ruthie Ambition: Missionary Activities: Swimming. Ruthie is a very quiet member of our class . . . she spends most of her leisure time watching T.V. . . '. one of her fondest memories is participating in the senior high chorus at school . . . if you're hav- ing difficulty finding her, look for her at church . . . some boys head the list of her very special dislikes. ANDREW FULTON Ocean City Andy Ambition: Electrical Engineer Activities: Band, Student Council, Track. Certainly a prominent member of the class of '62 . . . this young man's favorite pastimes are going to the Center and bowl- ing . . . utterly detests girls who talk too much . . . when not at home, Andy is quite often found at Stone Harbor . . . Steam- boat always has a big smile for everyone . . . hopes someday to build his own Ful- ton's F oily. PATRICIA ELLEN GALLAGHER Ocean City Pat Ambition: Beautician Activities: Billows, Chorus. Neat as a pin and friendly at all times is Pat . . . a very helpful Billows worker and chorus member, she excels in both categories . . . spends .much of her time writing letters and reading . . . the date of September 27, 1961, is one she will never forget . . . can do without conceited people and history tests . . . Pat is a steady visitor to the Point Diner. SANDRA LEE GALLAGHER Ocean City Sandy Ambition: Nurse Activities: A Cappella, Choir, Chorus. A cheerful member of our class . . . Sandy is always ready with a smile . . . this miss spends any of her spare time reading . . . she strongly dislikes those people who are more rude than they need to be . . . of all her years in high school, Sandy will look hack most fondly on her Junior Year. HAROLD THOMAS CANNON Marmora Hal Ambition: Navy. Activities: Basketball, Boating. This tall member of the Senior Class uses any of his spare time sitting around, and watching television . . . Hal's fond- est memory is the summer of 1961 . . . his only regret during high school was that he had too much homework . . . this Senior may be located at his home away from home, Madarae's -house. HAROLD WARREN CAN S Ocean City Renny Ambition: Automotive and Transportation Designer Activities: Band, Track, Y.C. Basketball. An avid fan of fast moving vehicles, he is a distinguished wit. . . a handy man with the drumsticks for Mr. Miller . . . during track season he can he found end- lessly loping around the track rehearsing for the mile . . . found other times at Skeet's house . . . his biggest thrills and memories come from winning a race . . . spends most of his leisure in passing away the time . . . played for Y.C. Basket- ball Team . . . little guys that drink peeve him. CHRISTINE MARIE VERONICA GARDNER Sea Isle City Chris Ambition: Actress Activities: Leaders' Corps, Yearbook, Stu- dent Council, Drarnatics Club, After School Sports, Business Club. Her aspirations toward acting are accom- panied by unique talent . . . reading, drawing, and dancing take up her moments of rest . . . the summer of 1960, June, and the Big Four will always be with her . . .in the summer look for her at the Arcade . . .in the winter at the Center . . . ca.n't stand snobs or conceited people . . . our class nut! 95 WILLIAM JOHN JOSEPH GARRITY, IH Sea Isle City Bill Ambition: Barber Though this likeable fellow participated in no actual activities, he made himself known . . . when doing nothing else, he can always be caught sleeping . . . he can't stand Leeh but if you want him, go to Leeb's house first . , . then look for the Green Machine . . . people who always give advice bother him immensely . . .for some reason Wildwood Catholic is his fondest memory. ROBERT FRANKLIN GATES, JR. Ocean City Bob Ambition: Chemical Research Activities: Band, A Cappella. One of the few tenors in A Cappella . . . long time member of the brass sec- tion of the band . . . spends a great deal of his time with the Scouts . . .if you happen to be looking for him, the place to start is almost anywhere . . . people who make idiots of themselves really peeve him . . . of all the summers he's had, he looks back at the one of 1961 with the biggest smile. AMY MARGARETT GLASPEY Ocean City . Amos Ambition: Executive Secretary Activities: Senior Class Executive Commit- tee, Business Club, Yearbook. One of the less conspicuous members of our class . . . yet an important one who had duties to perform for various groups . . . loves to dance and drive Old Smokey . . . October 21, 1961, and the past summer offer .her the fondest memories . . . her evenings are mostly spent at either the Diner or the Center . . . fair weather friends really tend to irk her. MARGARET ELIZABETH GLEASON Ocean City Meg Ambition: College ' Activities: Cheerleading, National Honor Society Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Gym Leader, Youth Center Board. Performed splendidly as Captain of Varsity Cheerleaders . . . one really busy and popular girl. . . she likes to linger at the Center . . . her Junior and Senior years were the greatest, but she'll never forget December 4, 1959 . . . claims she enjoys evaluating novels . . . doesn't care for two-faced people. 96 WILLIAM JOSEPH JOHN GLEESON Ocean City Bill Ambition: Big Businessman Activities:, J.V. and Varsity Football. Previously an outstanding back for J.V., then Varsity . . . he was also a Junior Rotarian . . . most of his time is spent engaging in one sport or 'another . . . he haunts the Atlantic City Y.M.C.A .... quite frequently . . . it ' is hard for him to take girls who are conceited and have no reason to be . . . his fondest memory will come on May 23, 1962. CARL ALBERT GOEDE Ocean, City Carl Ambition: Architectual Draftsman A recently acquired member of the class . . . spends time which is not otherwise occupied by working . . . nothing irks him more than people who heat around the bush . you will really have to search for Carl if you can't find him in O.C. because his home away from home is Long Island, N. J .... it is a had sign for OCHS that Carl's happiest memories are his first two years in high school. MARY MELISSA HARP CAROL LEE HAUG CHARLES KIMES GOSS Ocean City Charlie Ambition: To go to college Always there behind his dark rimmed glasses . . . for someone who can do math, why is a certain math teacher a pet peeve? . . . his unoccupied time is spent in going to the Center. . . when you can't locate him in OC, Philadelphia is the place to look . . . the summer of '61 is one Charlie will never forget. ROBERT DENNIS GRAHAM Ocean City Bob Ambition: Navy One of the more humorous members of our class. . .Bob excels in advanced study halls . . . he spends any of his spare time riding his motorcycle, playing tennis, or sleeping . . .try looking for him at Mr. and Mrs. Groogan's . . . Bob has a strong dislike for girls who drive . . . he fondly recalls the summer of 1959. MICHAEL GEORGE HAMILTON Somers Point Mike Ambition: To continue schooling and be successful Activities: Swimming, Baseball One of the brave ones who liked OCHS enough to stay . . . spends all his extra hours participating in some type of athle- tics . . . cliques and gossipers are tops on his list of pet peeves . . . you can find him in his 1954- limousine whenever you need him . . . seventh period science in 1961 will never be forgotten. Ocean City Missy Am bition: College Activities: Cheerleading, Senior Executive Committee, Student Council. Pretty, peppy miss . . . an asset to the cheering squad and OCHS . . . when there is a moment to spare, she spends it with Flea or playing chauffeur to a certain person . . . can't stand conceited boys or people who drink . . . when looking for her, try Chattie's or 320 4-4-th St., S.I.C. . . . she will always cherish the memories of December 17, 1960, making cheering, the Junior Prom, and the Halloween Parade. EDWARD WILLIAM HAMADA Ocean City Mr. Ed. Ambition: Make money easy A long time member of the class of '62 . . . likes to fill up unoccupied time cycle scrambling or playing billiards . . . slow drivers drive him crazy . . . if you're looking for Mr. Ed, he may be at Binky's, the Center, drive-in mov-ies, the Drums, or Ben's . . . when looking back over his years at OC, Ed will never forget the sum- mers of '59 or '60, - fig nfff : T Ocean City Carol Ambition: College, Teach Fine Arts Activities: National Honor Society, Senior Class Treasurer, Captain of Majorettes, Girls' Sports, Leaders' Corps, Chorus, A Cappella, Yearbook, All-State Chorus. Another attractive, active classmate . . . spends extra time drawing, twirling her baton, swimming and playing tennis . . . occasionally can be found at the Center . . . abhors un-cooperative people . . . thoughts of the 1960 OC Halloween Parade and OCHS will live long in Carol's memo- ries. Q2 STEVEN LEROY HILAMAN Ocean City Steve Ambition: Architect, Millionaire Activities: Participating in Sports. Easy going and happy-go-lucky fellow . . . well liked by the other members of his class . . . in leisure minutes may be found doing one of two things-working or loaling . . . February, 1960, holds a spe- cial significance for Steve . . . is always happy no matter where he is located . . . nothing is more distasteful to him than school. JOHN NELSON HILL Ocean City Jack' Ambition: Higher Education One of our more quiet but humorous members of the Senior class. . . when not busy can be found at the Youth Center or engaged in some sport or other . . . does not have a high regard for the Jolly Green Giant and girls who wear ankle socks . . . will always fondly remember the summer of '61, , . SANDRA PAIGE HILL Ocean City Hsandyn Ambition: Beautician Activities: Business Club. Always to be seen with her look-alike friend, Sandy is an attractive, reserved member of our class . . . listening to the radio and writing letters fill her unoccu-' pied hours . . . two faced people head her list of pet peeves . . . the summer of '61 will long be a favorite in Sandy's memories. BARBARA ANN HINKLE Ocean City Hinky Ambition: College Activities: A Cappella Choir, Dance Band, Chorus, All-State Chorus, Marching and Concert Band. What will the music department do with- out her? . . . this pleasant miss is known to all the school for her musical abilities . . . naturally, then, she spends her time playing the piano and organ . . .for Hinky, getting up in the morning is an impossible task . . . she will never forget winning the Orpheus Award for music at Atlantic City. 98 PATRICIA JANE HOGAN Ocean City Jane Ambition: Medical or Legal Secretary Activities: Student Council Leaders' Corps, Junior and Senior Executive Committees, Business Club, Yearbook, Frontline, Girls' Sports. Versatile and well-groomed . . . has al- ways been an active member of her class . . . in leisure moments you will find Jane talking on the phone . . . favorite mem- ories include her Senior year and Bob . . . also fondly recalls November 29, 1961, and A.D.P .... agitated by a certain Senior football player. JACK HARRIS HOLLINGSHEAD Ocean City ulncinerator Jack Ambition: Go to Florida and become a bell-hop. Activities: Varsity Football. One of our gridiron greats . . . hates term papers and long distance phone calls . . .if you are looking for him try the Center first . . . spare time is spent going to Woodbrook, Chester and 1700 Asbury Ave .... lots of things are important in Jack's memories . . . the winter and sum- mer of '61, the Hammonton and Oakcrest games, Mr. Hurff's science classes, and re- ceiving a letter from a certain person fwho seldom writesi. LINDA FAYE HOUSAND Ocean City Lin Ambition: Secretary Activities: Billows, Chorus, Business Club. Petite and soft spoken describe this pleasant member of our class . . . known for her beautiful dark hair and eyes . . . may often be found riding in a car in her spare time . . . listening to the radio is another favorite pastime . . . included among l..in's fondest memories is the sum- mer of 1961 . . . when looking for her try the Point Diner . . . is irked by home- work assignments that are given over week- ends. MIRIAM LOUISE HOWE Ocean City Mimi Ambition: Missionary Teacher Activities: Girls' Sports, National Honor Society, Yearbook, Executive Committee, A Cappella, Chorus, All-State, Leaders' Corps. Sweet, petite Mimi . . . versatile mem- ber of our class known for her warm and friendly smile . . . gets great pleasure from playing basketball at the Y . . . may often be found at Emily's house, her home away from 1959, will always . . . annoyed by . . . can also do unfriendly. home . . . November 27, be an unforgettable day boys who are conceited without people who are it .IOHN ARTHUR HUFF Ocean City Huffy Ambition: Army A friendly and'pleasant member of the class of '62 . . . has a flair for building various objects . . . likes to occupy any of those extra seconds with hunting . . . fishing can also be found among the activ- ities in the list of his favorite pastimes . . . when looking back over his years in O.C.H.S., the summer of 1961 will always stand out as .Iohn's very fondest memory. VIRGINIA LEE HUGHES Marmora C-ini Ambition: School Actipilies: Business Club. Tall blond with a pleasing personality . . . well liked by all her classmates . . . likes to spend her spare time driving in her car . . . Gini also enjoys dancing . . . the Center and the Point Diner are this girl's second homes . . . will never forget the Junior Prom or November 25, 1961 . . . is not especially fond of people who ruin her weekends . . . says R.N. is another one of her pet peeves. MICHAEI3 CARMEN IMPAGLIZO Ocean City Mike Ambition: Navy Deep Sea Diver Activities: Swimming, Track. Friendly member of the class . . . has a flair for swimming . . . may also be found fishing or hunting during his leisure time . . . when looking for Mike try Ed Cornman's, his home away from home . . . summer of 1961 will always be remembered as one of his fondest memories . . . was irked a little when he went pheasant hunt- ing with his friend Dale. MICHAEL JAMES .IANKOWSKI Strathmere Mike Ambition: College Activities: Swimming, Track, Student Council. Friendly boy with a nice personality . . . popular among all his classmates . .. . Mike's favorite pastimes include hunting, swimming, and skin-diving . . . his interest in skindiving was shown on the Raider swimming team . . . often may be found at the Center . . . summer of '61 is in- cluded among his favorite memories . . . would have liked to have had less home- work throughout his school years. 99 MARY ALEXIS KAZMARCK Ocean City Mary Ambition: College Activities: Girls' Sports, Chorus. Sweet miss with pretty eyes and a cute smile . . . during her spare time, Mary enjoys reading, watching T.V., and playing basketball at the Y . . . often may be found talking on the phone . . . included among her favorite memories are her Jun- ior Year, the summer of '61, and .luly 26, 1961 . . . usually attends the Y on Sat- urday nights . . . does not especially care for insincere people. BOYD EUGENE KEELE Ocean City Montana Ambition: Laborer A good boy, Boyd . . . spends all his time working, and working, and working . . . school has always been and will al- ways be this man's pet peeve . . . when- ever you need him, Boyd can be located in the glass shop . . . one thing that Boyd will never forget is New Year's Eve. ROBERT MATTHEW KILROY Ocean City Bob Ambition: To be rich Activities: Basketball. One of the teases in '62 . . .in those extra moments you may find Bob pursuing his -favorite pastime-loafing . . . his Senior English Class is included among memorable times . . . fondly remembers Mr. Hurfi's eighth period class . . . when looking for Bob, try Alexia's-he's sure to be there . . . can not tolerate a lot of work that has to be done at a single time. BARRY NELSON KRONER Sea Isle City Barry Ambition: Engineer Activities: Track, Yearbook. A terrific and good-looking guy with a personality to match . . . comes our way from Sea Isle . . . spends all available time listening to his hi-fi . . . gets added enjoyment from taking a spin in his boat . '. . thinks often about the surruner of '61 A. . . most often can be located at the Center . . . has a certain, disgust toward girls who smoke. l00 MARILYN ELIZABETH LAMANNA Sea Isle City Marilyn Ambition: Beautician Activities: Majorettes, Senior Executive Committee, Business Club. Short but sweet is this miss . . .if Marilyn isn't twirling her baton in her spare time, she is probably bowling and dancing . . . she can do without catty people . . . when you can't locate her in Sea Isle City, she's usually at the Center . Marilyn remembers the summer of 1960 and her Senior Year most fondly. CAROLANN LAMPLOUGH Sea Isle City Carol Ambition: IBM Operator and Marriage Activities: Basketball. A quiet girl who is nice to every one . . . she hails from Sea Isle and is very friendly . . . after going to school all week, she usually travels to Philadelphia for the entire weekend . . . Carol dislikes people who think that there is no one better than they are . . . the date that Carol will never forget is August 12, 1960. DALE BARCUS LAUDENSLAGER Ocean City Smooth Ambition: State Police Activities: Billows, Photography, Basket- ball, Business Club. A camera man with a great personality . . . Dale has an unusual pastime for some- one living in O.C., he likes to hunt . . . he can usually be found working at the Acme . . . pheasant hunting with people who miss is something he can't stand . . . the summer of 1961 rates tops on his list of fondest memories. BARBARA JOAN LESTER Ocean City Barb Ambition: To be Successful Activities: Girls' Sports. This miss has a smile for everyone . . . Barb can often be heard saying It's a strike! , for she loves to bowl in any spare time that she has . . . if there is one thing that she doesn't like, it's conceited people . . . when she isn't at home, she can be found anywhere . . . never to be forgotten is the summer of 1958. VANCE ROBERT LEWIS Ocean City Maynard Ambition: Career in Air Force. Especially well-known for his souped up car . . . this Senior reminds many of Doby Gillis' best friend . . . when Vance has nothing to do he passes his time wandering about . . . among his dislikes are school buses . . . you can usually find Vance at the Atlantic Drive In . . . of all his memo- ries, the summer of 1960 is the best. PATRICK JOSEPH LIBRO Sea Isle City Lech Ambition: College Activities: Basketball, Student Council. A quiet Senior with a pleasant smile . . . occupies any seconds of his spare time by listening to stereo records or play- ing basketball . . . Pat could do without David Andrew William Farina, Jr. and William John Joseph Garrity, III . . . look for him at the animals house . . . fond- est among his high school memories 'are J.V. Basketball and the Big M. CONSTANCE ANNE LINDBLOM Ocean City Connie Ambition: Psychologist or Chemist Activities: All-State Chorus, A Cappella, Choir, Chorus, Yearbook. A musical, talented miss . . . Connie loves to sing, to play the piano and to read science fiction . . . she can't stand flat tenors or narrow-minded people . . . when she's out, she's probably at the Point Diner . . . of all the' memories from her high school career, Connie will never forget All- State Chorus, her Junior Year and trig class. NORMA LEE LINFORTH Ocean City Linny Ambition: To be a Teacher or Private Secretary Activities: Majorettes, Typing Editor of Yearbook, Treasurer of Business Club, Bil- lows, Girls' Sports. This active Senior is one of -our pretty majorettes . . . her spare time is spent dancing, twix-ling, swimming, writing let- ters, or talking on the telephone . . . she dislikes back-seat drivers . . . you can usually find Linny at the Center or a party . . . she will always remember May 13, 1960, the New York trip, and the Junior Fair of '60 . . . but among these fond memories she will never forget the ,Prom- May 29, 1961. IOI REGINA LIVINGSTON Sea Isle City Jeannie Ambition: To be a Secretary This quiet miss from Sea Isle is always friendly . . . she spends all of her extra time going out with a certain boy . . . Regina could do without people who crack gum . . . when she isn't at home or in school she is probably at Jeannie's house of all the dates that Regina will never forget, October of 1961 is the most treasured. RICHARD WILLIAM LOVELY, JR. Ocean City Dick Ambition: To he an Actuary Activities: A Cappella, Dramatics, Billows, Yearbook. He looks like Jerzy Lewis, has a great personality and a winning smile, . . . what else does he need? . . . Dick would have been a good partner for Noah Webster . . . spends his time philosophizing . . . doesn't like uncouth people or litterhugs . . . the Center is his hangout . . . he most fondly remembers the play Host To A Ghost. l02 LENORA ELLEN LONG Sea Isle City Nori Ambition: Beautician Activities: Girls' Sports. This fun-loving miss has a great per- sonality . . . she passes the time at the Center or talking . . . two things that Nori can't stand are slow people and grease monkeys . . . when she isn't at her own house, you can find her at 4-6th and Pleas- ure Avenue . . . Nori's fondest memory is the summer of 1961. ROBERT ST. JOHN LOUGHRAN 'I'ownsend's Inlet Bob Ambition : College The guy with a great sense of humor . . . this friendly Senior can make anyone laugh . . . his extra time is spent at the bowling alley or fixing up cars . . . Bob strongly dislikes Plyrnouths,and kids who call him curly . . . when he is not at home, look for him at Mary's house . . . favorite among his memories is the summer oi 1961. BARBARA MASI Ocean City Bee Ambition: To be a success Activities: After School Sports, Color Guard. A tall and attractive member of the Senior Class . . . Barb spends her spare time dancing, sewing, or writing to a cer- tain boy . . . her pet peeve is conceited people . . . she can usually be located at the Youth Center or the Y . . . never to be forgotten are The Big Four, the Prom of 1961, and September, 1961. ROBERT EDWARD MAURER, JR. Ocean City Bob Ambition: Engineer One of the taller, more quiet and serious members of our class . . . he can always be found on the basketball court or in the bowling alley . . . Bob will never forget his Senior trig class and the laughs he had in it . . . he can often be heard expressing his dislike for certain church-goers . . . when not at home, Bob is usually at the ssY.vSn ALEXANDER GARRETT MAY Tuckahoe Alu Ambition: Teacher Activities: Business Club, Bowling. This intelligent Senior is one of our off- shore immigrants . . . unlike the hobbies of most of our Seniors, Alex builds com- puters for Mr. Baker . . . extra time is spent working in his father's garage . . . when not at home be can be found any- where that his car is . . . can do without C's on his report card . . . will never forget his Senior Year and all the fun. JAMES DAVID McCORKLE Ocean City J im Ambition: Become a politician Activities: Band, A Cappella. Enthusiastic is the only word to describe him . . . active in all school musical ac- tivities . . . passes unoccupied time read- ing . . . something .lim absolutely can't stand is reckless drivers . . .if he isn't to be found at home, undoubtedly you will locate him at school. . . fondest of his memories in OCHS is playing in the first all-band concert last year. JOHN FRANK McINNIS Ocean City Cuinny Ambition: 60 years in the Air Force A fun-loving, joke cracking, friendly Sen- ior . . . .lohn always spends his spare time either working on cars or having fun . . . self-centered people and people who own Cadillacs don't settle very well with John . . . he has a high regard for the summer of '62 . . . if you are looking for John, try Binkies first. ALLAN THOMAS McNELlS Somers Point Al Ambition: College Activities: Football, Track, Baseball. One of our most valuable players . . . has a smile for everyone . . . can always be found at the Youth Center.. . does not have high regard for people who don't mind their own business . . . when not thinking of the Thanksgiving game in '60 or the Hammonton and Oakcrest games in '61, he will be either dancing or dating. ALLEN MIGLIACCIO Tuckahoe Mig Ambition: Teacher Activities: Football, Track, Business Club. A great lover of cars is this Senior . . . Coach F enton's lectures on the service are not well liked by Allen . . . anytime there isn't an assigned task you will undoubtedly find Mig loafing, his favorite pastime . . . when you need a ready worker look for him in his car, his second home . . . undoubt- edly the hayride of 1961 will always live on in this Senior's memory. ROBERTA LEE MILLIGAN Ocean City Robin Ambition: Physical Education Teacher Activities: Swimming, Hockey, Student Council, Leaders' Corps, Treasurer of Freshman Class, Junior Fair. Pert and peppy Robin can always be located at Mainland or 0rdile's . . . her Senior'Year, trip to Iowa, and the summer of '61 are high on her list of favorite memories . . . spends spare time at the Mainland parties, swimming, and danc- ing . . . is disgusted when people tell her she looks like someone else. I03 MARIAN CARMELA MIRAGLILO Ocean City Pison Ambition: Registered Nurse Activities: Yearbook, Student Council, Sen- ior Executive Committee. This bouncy, black-haired girl spends all of her extra moments bowling or playing the piano . . . all four of her years in high school are always to be remembered fondly . . . expresses her dislike for people who think they are better than others . . . Marian can always be located at the Center. ROBERT EVERETT MOORE R , .l . Ocean City B. M. Ambition.: Diesel Mechanic This dark haired Senior class member has one thing on his mind-CARS and more cars . . . every extra second he has is spent in working on those uhorseless carriages which he is so mad about . . . his home away from home happens to be wherever you find him . . . it is hard to understand why his car is this boy's pet peeve . . . the Senior year will always re- main in his memory. ELIZABETH JEANNETTE MOTLEY Ocean City Jan Ambition: Montclair or Trenton State, Major in Business Ed. Activities: Bowling, Skating, Girls' Sports, Leaders' Corps, Yearbook, Business Club, Literary Typist. - This popular Sdllior can be found at Mary's or Mr. and Mrs. Peterson's . . . the Junior Fair of 1959 and Prom of 1961 will always be fond memories . . . when not studying, will be dancing, sewing, cook- ing, or listening to jazz and rock and roll records . . . dislikes gossipy old ladies. WILLIAM CHARLES MUNZ Ocean City Skip Ambition: Principal of O.C.H.S. A long time member of the class of '62 . . . spends his time in school annoying the music teacher. . . uses up all other free time with girls and riding around in his little blue car . . . will always remem- ber the summer of 1960 . . . Skip dislikes dancing and a certain music teacher . . . he can. usually be found in Linwood. IO4 RONALD THOMAS NEWCOMER Ocean City Newk Ambition: Bartender Activities: Basketball. One of the tallest members of the class of '62 . . . often spends his spare time cutting up Chuck's sister . . . Ronnie will never forget Mr. Hurff's class, Philadelphia, the summer of 1961, and .I.V. Basketball . . . also fondly remembers the Nest . . . can often be found at Redding's house . . . if not there, he'll be at the Center . . . dislikes conservatives and stuck-up people. MAFALDA HILDA NIXON Sea Isle City Nikkie Activities: Softball, Hockey. A pert Sea Isle miss . . . is short, sweet, and always smiling . . . she often frequents the Center, and always has time for en- joyable games . . . will fondly remember Mrs. Townsend's history class . . . Nikkie can usually be found at the Point Diner, her home away from home . . . has no time for the inconsiderate people who keep her waiting. HEATHER BAWN CAMILLE DELISH 0'SHEA Marmora Heather Ambition: College Activities: Yearbook, Dramatics, Girls' Sports. This is one girl who really shines on the dance floor . . . she loves to dance and dances whenever rnusic's in the air . . . her particular favorite is the mashed potato ...likes to write to a certain boy . . . she's always somewhere in O.C., usually at the Center . . . is annoyed by those who spread malicious gossip . . . her favorite date was November 23, 1961. JOHN JAMES PALMER, JR. Tuckahoe Sonny Ambition: To be in the Olympics Activities: Track and Field. Big, burly, blond who loves nothing bet- ter than having fun . . . another off-shore class member . . . considers his home away from home wherever he happens to be . . . people who mess him up really head the list of his pet peeves . . . two periods is his life which John will always remember are the fall and summer of '61. RICHARD BRADLEY PERKINS Ocean City Rick Ambition.: Teacher, lnterpreter Activities: A Cappella, Chorus, Billows. A friendly guy with a knack for enjoy- ing himself . . . when there is nothing else doing Rick enjoys bowling and reading . . . stupid people are something he can't stand . . . a certain person's house and 114- Atlantic Avenue are Rick's homes away from home . . . those riotous Span- ish classes and August, 1961, are two things which will last forever in Rick's memory. DONNA KAY PFANDER Ocean City Fanny Ambition : Government Secretary, Rider College Activities: Secretary of Business Club, Sen- ior Executive Com.mittee, Girls' Sports, Captain of Color Guard, Typing Editor of Billows. An active, frm-loving member- of our class . . . people who know everything really irk this young miss . . . driving her patriotic -car seems to he one of her favorite pastimes, along with dancing, writ- ing letters, and going to parties . . . can be found at the Center, Chatterbox, or Diner . . . will always remember January 1, 1961, H.H., and A.D.P. CAROL JEAN PULLEN Ocean City Carol Ambition: To become a nurse Activities: Student Council, Girls' Sports. This Senior miss is well known for her dimples and her neatness . . . she can often be found bowling, dancing, or driving around . . . tries to avoid conceited peo- ple . . . her second home is the Center or Barb's house, where she finds a refuge from baby sitting . . . memories of the summer of 1961 and her Senior Year will linger forever. JANN INGRID RARIG Ocean City Jann Ambition: College abroad for a year. Activities: Senior Executive Committee, Girls' Sports. Her boisterous laugh resounds through the halls . . i. Jann is coming . . . parties and swimming take up her' unused time . . . teeth, Sue and Nettie are this miss's pet peeves . . . when she is not haunting the halls, the Center is J ann's resting place . . . mention fond memories and Jann will pop up with August 1, 1961, of coiuse! I05 HAROLD CLARK REDDING Ocean City Chuck Ambition : Undecided Carefree, pleasure-seeking individual, al- ways on the go . . . Chuck loves to have a good time . . . fills empty hours hunt- ing, speeding, and attending the Center and parties . . . can't stand parked jeeps, traffic court, Chevys, or transmissions . . . can be found at Perott's speed shop, 13th and Locust, or the Drums . . . fondly re- members Newk's cycle, the summer of '61, Atco dragway, Phila., his drivers license, and Fat Jim. ALLEN RUSSELL REESE Ocean City Al Ambition: State Trooper Activities: Track. One member of our class who is simply crazy about things on wheels . . . spends his time, when not on his job, traveling, or working, on cars and motorcycles . . . fondly recollects September 16, 1961, as one out of many good times he has had . . . calls an automatic strike on anyone who smokes . . . at times he is at the Cen- ter or 314-0. EMMA RICHARDSON Ocean City Ginger Ambition: Housewife A happy individual who is friendly to everyone . . . Emma participates in the Y.P.D. Club . . . puttering around the house is her favorite occupation . . . peo- ple who show off head her list of dislikes . . . no matter what happens, Emma says she will never forget her very first date . . . if you need her, Emma may be hard to find, her home away from home is New York. EDWARD JOSEPH ROBERTS Ocean City Ed Ambition: Technician Activities: Civil Air Patrol This tall blonde member of our class is known for really being able to hold his own against older bowling counterparts . . . passes away any seconds of extra time at the Center . . . but if not there can al- ways be located at the bowling alley . . . really enjoyed his Senior Year in school . . . finds Fords with small eights up front hard to take. I06 MERILEE JOAN ROLLINS Ocean City Merilee Ambition: To be a Secretary Activities: Chorus. A newly added member of the class . . . loves to listen to records and the radio when she has nothing else to do . . . tak- ing excursions is another of her activities nothing bothers Merilee more than being disrespectful . . . you may find her, when she is not at home or at school, at 3rd and Wesley Ave .... a vacation in Ocean City will always be a fond memory. ROBERT FREDRICK ROSE Ocean City Bob Ambition: College Activities: All-State Chorus, Dramatics, Football, New Jersey Boys' State, A Cap- pella. Notable personality with a more notable voice . . . every one loves to hear him sing . . . finds much entertainment and spends much time talking on the phone . . . found frequenting the Center . . . a certain mon- itor causes him much consternation . . . Brown Eyes and his Senior Year are his favorite recollections. P777 fl 'nan JOHN ROBERT DANIEL ROSSI Ocean City Johnny Ambition: State Trooper Activities: Basketball. Familiar face on the basketball court, and a hard laboring boy . . . noted for his eternal study of crime . . . will always remember that A he got in Spanish . . . likes to go gunning, to borrow pencils from Becky, and L. S .... spends spare time making frequent trips to Philadelphia . . . annoyed by girls who eat onions before dates. RUTH ROWLAND Ocean City Ruthie Ambition: Receptionist, Marriage Activities: Bowling Club, Chorus. Never can see her without a smile on her face . . . finds nothing more disturb- ing than those people who are always late . . . passes all her available time with Larry . . . if you can't find her look for her, naturally, at Larry's . . . when re- viewing her years in school Ruth will never forget the date of September 22, HENRY GEORGE SCHNEIDER Beesley's Point Hank Ambition: To shoot the Easter Bunny Activities: Swimming, National Honor So- ciety, Senior Executive Committee. This popular prankster spends his spare time staying alive . . . no matter what hap- pens, lle will never forget Mr. Baker's trig- onometry class . . . when unable to locate Hank, just visit the Youth Center and you will he sure to find him there . . . the one thing that irritates Hank is having to wake up Bakely. JOHN ANTHONY SCI-IWEIBENZ Petersburg John Ambition: Mechanics or Electronics Quiet member of our class from offshore . . . whenever possible, John spends his spare time either boating or swimming . . . he will always remember the fabulous sum- mer of 1960 . . . John has not, and never will enjoy the time he spends in school . . . in the summer look for John in his boat before you try anywhere else. PATRICIA ANNE SCYTHES Ocean City HPR! Ambition: Secretarial Field, Marriage Activities: Business Club, Senior Executive Committee, Drill Team, Girls' Sports. When this pert and pretty Senior is not at Carol's or in the Green Beetle then look for her either at the Center or at the bowling alley . . . July 27, 1960, and the Junior Prom of 1961, her Junior and Sen- ior years, and the Girls will always be Pat's favorite memories . . . she will never acquire a desire for Hot Nuts. JUDITH ANN SHARP Ocean City Judy Ambition: Medical Secretary, Buyer or Manager Activities: Treasurer of Foreign Exchange Student. This popular Senior can be easily located if you are in the vicinity of the nurse's office or Stainton's Department Store . . . if ever in doubt, ask Judy for advice . . . the summer of '61, the Junior Fair, and the Prom will always remain outstanding in Judy's memory . . . dishonest people and class clowns do not settle very well with Judy. l07 JOAN MARIE SHAW Ocean City Joan Ambition: Fashion Field Activities: Senior Executive Committee, After School Sports, Dramatics Club. This peppy Senior spends her spare time being with a certain redhead, or sew- ing, water skiing, and dancing . . . May 5, 1961, and September 4, 1961, play a very important part in Joan's thoughts of the past . . . you can always find her at the Center, the Chatterbox, or the Diner . . . doing homework on week-ends and bossy people are low on the list of favor- ites. BRYAN ALAN SHERBY Ocean City Carpetbagger Ambition: State Trooper Activities: Track, Co-Captain, Football. Controversial transfer . . . of course he's joking when he tells us that attending Mainland is his fondest memory and that he's had a sad life . . . when not crack- ing witty remarks, he is either dancing, sleeping, or talking . . . often finds himself at 127 Bala Drive in Somers Point . . . Bryan absolutely despises girls who dis- like him. JAMES STANLEY SIMMS Ocean City Jim Ambition: College Activities: Varsity Swimming. Nice looking and a really well dressed class member . . . seems to spend his ex- tra time ranking . . . when he is not available try looking for him at the Center . . . can't stand shoebees or handles . . . when looking back over those arduous years at OCHS, .lim will never forget his won- derful times with the 1961 swimming team or those riotous trig classes. HARRY LINDLEY SMITH Ocean City ll B. Ambition: College Activities: Junior Class Vice President, Co-Captain of Footbal1'Team, Swimming, Track, President of Youth Center. Good-looking and athletically inclined classmate . . . is always engaged in some manly pastime such as playing football . . . or is tending his duties as Y.C. Pres- ident . . . can be found at the Center any- time but Sunday . . . then take a look at Hank's . . . he can't forget 32nd St. . . . is disgusted with people who mess up the Center. IOS JEANNE LOUISE SNYDER Petersbury Jeanne Ambition: English Teacher Activities: All-State Chorus, National Honor Society, A Cappella. A quiet but impressive member of our class . . . Nov. 12, 1961, shared the soft spot in her memory with All-State Chorus . . . likes to play the piano and organ and enjoys reading a good book . . . people who think they are greater than they are irritate her. KERRY LEE STOLTZFUS Ocean City Kerry Ambition: College Likes things that start with the letter B . . . namely, basketball, bowling and boating . . . English IV really gave him a rough time in his Senior Year, but he enjoyed it . . . quite naturally most of his time is spent at OCHS . . . Kerry is a member of the Y.C. Basketball team . . . will always remember the good times back in the summer of '6l. DONNA LORETTA SWAN Ocean City Swanee Ambition: College and Teaching Activities: Majorettes, National Honor So- ciety Treasurer, Yearbook Business Man- ager, Leaders' Corps, Junior and Senior Executive Committees, Student Council, Girls' Sports, Chorus. This versatile member of our class will never forget her Junior Year and all her wonderful classmates . . . she uses up all free time on school projects, dancing, and playing tennis . . . often found at the Cen- ter, her home away from home. LORETTA LOUISE THORNE Ocean City Angel, Bush Ambition: Executive Secretary, Nurse, Mar- riage Activities: Frontline, Business Club, Senior Executive Committee, Girls' Sports, Bowl- mg. Friendly and smiling . . . spends free time at Williamstown, listening to Etta, Maxine, .James Brown, and LPs by .Jimmy Smith . . . dislikes conceited boys and gos- siping old women . . . fondly remembers the Proms of 1959 and 1960, the Junior Fair of '61, January 1961, marching on Frontline and meeting Carl . . . frequents 412 Mill Road in Williamstown, New Jer- sey. CAROL ANNE TOWN . Sea Isle City ':Carol Ambition: College Activities: Business Club, Girls' Sports, Skating. Another of the Big Five . . . occupies spare time by riding around O.C., chew- ing gum, attending parties, and going to the Point Diner . . . among her few peeves are unfriendly people, I-I.T,, teachers who forbid gum-chewing . . . you can find her at the Center or 7th and Central Ave .... fondly remembers a certain alumni, No- vember 24, 1961, summers of '58 and '60, and her Senior Year. ROBERT WILLETS TOWNSEND Ocean City Bob Ambition: Engineering Activities: Football, Basketball, Baseball. Someone with good looks and a person- ality to match . . . fun to be with . . . finds getting up in the morning most ob- noxious . . . after he is awake, he spends spare seconds writing novels . . . if you're working on a project and need a- helper, Bob can usually be located at the Center . . . when thinking over his years in O.C.H.S., his Senior Year will always stand out. HOWARD FRANCIS TURNER Ocean City Howard Ambition: College or Service, Business Activities: Football, Business Club, Swim- ming, Track. . Undoubtedly, one of the wackiest in '62 . . . provides 'entertainment for friends and classmates . . . unoccupied time is spent participating in all kinds of sports . . . stuck-up people are his pet peeve . . . the Center and Pessano's provide homes away from home for this Senior . . . ranking high on his list of favorite memories are summer and The Nest. JANET PATRICIA TURNER Ocean City Jan Ambition: Registered Nurse Activities: Business Club, After School Sports, Yearbook, Frontline, Orchestra, Senior Executive Committee, Leaders' Corps, Chorus. Friendly and beautifully dressed member of the class of '62 . . . fills leisure with listening to jazz, photography, reading and sewing . . . if not to be found in O.C., try Sandy's house in Germantown . . . pet peevwnosey old people . . . will never forget the summer of 1961. I09 JANET FRANCES VAN GILDER Ocean City Tenaj Ambition.: College, Teaching Activities: National Honor Society Vice President, Billows Associate Editor, Cara- vel, Girls' Sports, Chorus, Band, Student Council, Leaders' Corps, Citizenship Insti- tute. Running around in circles is one of Janet's pastimes, along with talking on the phone and chauffeuring Juniors . . . Janet has no time for people that always have a smart remark . . . she considers both T.L.A. and her Senior Year as the greatest . . . always seen in that baby car. SALLY JEAN VANSAN T Townsend's Inlet Sally Ambition: To be an efficient secretary, marriage Activities: Majorettes, Senior Executive Committee, Student Council, Business Club, Girls' Sports. Another of O.C.H.S.'s pretty Majorettes . . . doesn't know of anything worse than Senior year gym or people who write novels . . . extra minutes are spent writing to her boy in blue and dancing.. . when you can't locate her, try the Center or the Green Beetle . . . fondest memories are Junior Prom of '60, Queen oi Sea Isle Baby Parade, and making Majorettes. HELEN ELIZABETH WARD Ocean City Reds Ambition.: Business College Activities: Tennis. Red hair is this Senior's trademark . . . a member of long standing, Helen passes all spare time hy going out . . . as far as she's concerned, two faced people are the worst -things ever made . . . the Center is one place to look for this miss-if she isn't there try C's house . . . will never forget her Junior Year. JOHN RICHARD WARREN Ocean City Jack Ambition: Physics Teacher or Oceanog- rapher Activities: Football, Swimming, Band, A Cappella. O. C.'s Big Bad John . . . everyone's friend and jovial classmate . . . spends most of his spare hours out of doors, hunt- ing, fishing, or skindiving . . . if you are hunting this young man, try his home away from home, 54-4 Shore Road, Beesley's Point . . . never guess whose home that is! . . . will always treasure the memory of October 28, 1961 . . . O. C.'s claim to a big, big man. IIO NANCYLEE WATSON Ocean City '6Nancy Ambition.: To become a nurse Activities: Junior Fair, Girls' Sports. Senior member who is always full of fun . . . finds one conceited person very hard to stand . . . when not at school or home can be located at the Center or the Point Diner . . . fills unoccupied minutes by dancing, driving around or writing to a certain person . . . two things which this girl will never forget are the summer of '59 and the Junior Prom. SALLY TAYLOR WEBB Beesley's Point Spider Ambition : College Activities: National Honor Society, Bil- lows, Sports, Yearbook, Leaders' Corps, Chorus. Nerves of steel, that's our Sal . . . some- one who is lots of fun to be with . . . she occupies herself puttering around the kitch- en, playing the piano, or reading . . . on weekends you will find her at the Center . . . nothing is worse than Monday morn- ings according to Sally . . . Sally will never forget her Junior Year . . . we'll never forget her. JOAN ALEXANDRA WILSON Ocean City JO-Jo Ambition: Secretary or Model Activities: Sports, Frontline, Billows, Year- book, Business Club, Corresponding Secre- tary. Good prospect for a secretary . . . usual- ly found dancing at the Center or the Y or perhaps just Hshoppin' around . . . de- tests conceited people . . . divides her time between the Center, the Y, and Mar- gate and Atlantic Cities . . . several things stand out in ,lo-.lo's memory: The Big Four summer of '59, Porky B and T, and ihe great Class of '62. , LEAH PATRICIA WOOD Tuckahoe Ambition: Secretary Activities: Billows, Yearbook, Literary Magazine, Business Club. Friendly off-shore miss . . . extra hours are occupied by driving around looking for people or talking on the telephone . . . nosey and snobbish people provide this Senior with a pet peeve . . . home away from home is Philadelphia . . . this blondie will always cherish the memory of March 23 and 24. fftealf' ALLISON DIXON WOOLFORD Ocean City Dixie Ambition: Undecided Red-haired miss and a member of the class of '62 . . . loves to fill leisure hours by going to the stock car races . . . people who act phony are Dixie's pet peeves . . . if you are looking for her, try BiIl's Sub House, her home away from home . . . in looking over all our years at O.C.H.S. three things stand out in her memory: Sophomore and Junior years and Decem- ber 16, 1960. JOHN FENLON WOOLEY Tuckahoe .lCI1kiHS Ambition: Truck Driver Hailing from off-shore, another member of the class of '62 . . .this young man .spends any of his unused time sleeping . . . when he is not traveling he can usually be located at Palmer's . . . noth- ing bothers John more than hitchhiking, his pet peeve . . . the summer of 1961 will always live on in Jobn's mind as his fond- est memory. JOANNE MARIE ZIZAK Sea Isle City Jo Ambition: Buyer Activities: Yearbook, Business Club, Lit- erary Magazine, Girls' Sports. Pretty brunette from the damper re- gions . . . loves to dance, listen to Moon- light Cocktails and think of a certain someone, whenever there is a minute to spare . . . can usually be fotmd in the Green Beetle . . . can't stand people who don't keep promises . . . .lo will never forget either her Senior Year or July of. 1961. KATHLEEN ANN ZOOG Sea Isle City Kathy Ambition: College Activities: Cheerleading, Business Club, Yearbook, Girls' Sports, Literary Maga- zine. Another one of those blondes on the cheering squad . . . Kathy will drop everything to sit down and listen to The Apartment . . . the Green Beetle sub- stitutes for a second home . . . is provoked tremendously by Jim . . . she will always fondly remember making Cheerleading and the Lifeguards' Ball of '61. nd we shall ne'er forget . . . 5 'MH 1 fra i. K rex 'K -2 Y Q., J in fi xi? f 5 K Y Y, Q , .i 5 was ,T 5 . ig if W , . . g - A, E .c , R S 2 President and vice president of our freshman class crown the king and queen of the Thanksgiving Dance. 2' 1-wi FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS LI.2 though we e . . . Our energetic sophomores began the car-washing craze. Our two-time class president as an accordion playing Indian. This beautiful bevy of girlsC?J entertained us with a spectacular rendition of a ballet. Lovely Lynne Ely sings Come to the Fair. ' As sophomores, Kathy and .loe are crowned King and Queen of the Halloween Dance. 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