Overbrook High School - L Agenda Yearbook (Pine Hill, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1960 volume:

VH. M' a w 5, .Y gssxem igf,,,.Lg . i A I' as ax 'x Y. X. iii? Q i-.iw fy W fffwf M .., .. , J .Ak 'il illa gf PRESENTED 5, BY X TH Q2 59 E N4 B? SENIOR CLASS S w. 5 AX ....-:.-. -1 OVERBROOK RE GI ','!!?L'.'1'E:!:h 1':::::'::'.'rr' Q 1960 M N ,fr f . ...,, A F su.-T i x s 4' ff 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS Editor's Foreword Dedication Special Recognition Administration Faculty Seniors Underclassmen Activities Sports Advertisements ,1' ii f.. . ' ..f1.g-.-- r ,V ,A ,...1f- STAFF EDITORS CO-EDITORS . . LITERARY .... BUSINESS . . . ART ..... SPORTS . . . PHOTOGRAPHY ADVISER . . . . . . Laura Carter Bud Muller . . . . Karen Holmes Kay Feeney . . . Peg Bytlzway Beth Smith Pat Hamilton jim McCouch . . . .... Mary Ellen Kenny . . . . Mrs. Goginsky 5 ,- AWA V Bud Muller Laura Carter EDITOR'S F OREWORD On behalf of the Class of 1960, we would like to extend our most grateful and sincere thanks to all those teachers and advisers who have offered their assistance to us both as individuals and en masse during our four years of high school. Striving to portray in pictures and thoughts, phases of Regional life and memories of these four years so quickly passed, the L'Agenda staff of 1960 presents Hin Days of Old, our years at Overbrook. We now find ourselves amidst the bustle and tumultuous stir of an ever-changing world. We can testify to these changes for we have seen them ourselves. As we approach adulthood, we assume an increasing number of responsibilities which we must not shirk, for herein is the challenge that confronts each of us. Ideals have been instilled within us that we must carry with alacrity, for it is our task to go forth and meet the challenges of the future. Rudyard Kipling best expressed this feeling in his immortal poem, If If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you, If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, But make allowance for their doubting too 5 If you can wait and not be tired by waiting, Or being lied about, don,t deal in lies, Or being hated, donit give way to hating, And yet don't look too good, nor talk too wise: If you can dream - and not make dreams your Master , If you can think - and not make thoughts your aim, If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat those two imposters just the same 3 If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools, And stoop and build 'em up with wornout tools, If you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss, And lose, and start again at your beginnings And never breathe a word about your loss If you can force your heart and nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after they are gone, And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the will which says to them: Hold on!', If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, Or walk with Kings - nor lose the common touch, If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you, If all men count with you, but none too much, If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of distance run, Yours is the Earth and everything thatis in it, And - which is more - you'll be a Man, my son. He is liked for his humor and his forthrightness. He is respected for his sound judgment and integrity. He had climbed in just a few years from a social studies teacher to the high position of Assistant Principal. For the past four years he helped solve the many problems that have confronted us. He scolded us when we needed it, but he praised us when we deserved it. It is with pride and gratitude that we dedicate this yearbook to an individual who so rightly deserves it: Mr. Maiese, our Principal. 7 SPECIAL RECOGNITION We would like to express our sincere appreciation to you for the personal interest shown to our class beyond your duties as teachers. We thank you, Miss Rothermel, for helping us with all our prob- lems concerning refreshments for our dances. We also thank you, Mr. McElhenny, for the time and energy you have put forth to help our class be the proudest to be gradu- ated from Overbrook. We thank you, Mr. Karnes, for your supervision of the informal photography appearing in our L'Agenda. Most of all, we want to thank you, Mrs. Goginsky, for your tire- less energy that has made the L'Agenda possible. Thank you for sharing our longings, our hopes, and our dreams, for it was only through you we were able to achieve these goals. 8 FRANK L. DONAHUE Superintendent To the members of the Class of 1960: For four years you have been working and striv- ing toward the goal of acquiring a high school education. When that goal is achieved in June of 1960 and you leave Overbrook to either enter into a chosen field of work or to pursue further your education program, you have before you, in a dif- ferent sort of way, as many opportunities as the graduates of years ago. To a degree there are new worlds to conquer as we contemplate the future exploration of space. There are new areas of our own world in the Ar- tic and Antartica to develop and explore. Perhaps more than any of these is the opportunity to help in the development of the most important factor today if civilization is to survive -M that of de- veloping better human relations with all peoples. Just as you have learned through your high school years to work together with other people of different races, creeds, and beliefs, it is our hope that you, with the thousands of other graduates of the other high schools in the country, may util- ize this ability in helping to develop a world in which all people can live, work and play together with proper tolerance and understanding of the individualities of other people. Only by achieving that goal can we be certain that civilization as you have known it can continue to exist. It is our hope that you young people will be able to take the initiative in helping to attain the goal of a peaceful and useful existence in the complex world of today. BOARD OF EDUCATION IN MEMORIAM ROBERT C. POPPKE 10 ANTHONY NARDUCCI English, World Ec. Geog. Villanova B.S. M.A. it W M ' gases? K fy V- ,. . 2 V . l Q + 5 4' ,Yi fas- RODERICK ROBERTS English, German U. of Arizona B.A. MCKENDREE LANGLEY French, Spanish West. Maryland A.B. U. of Kentucky A.M. Certificate of French Studies CLaval Univ.j MARJORIE DRISCOLL English, Spanish Albright B.A. - A Wagga A 5 H -L . Wit.. . . .W 9 f, ui Ziff is 1' -V , .- Hlftg, I , Je S t .Wg A' ' L . '. ik E S p 1 2 q u ' V L ' A af i ,, ,.i. . ., . ..,,: . 1 Q . ,, ti .,... . .. Y . it ' WILLIAM GALLAGHER Head, English Department U. of Florida B.A. Villanova M.A. 5. . at 4 3 5' ,gms 1 -if at 5 4 W W S I ,.:x,. :g A. . 1: :iim wi , J. l ELIZABETH HIBSHMAN Reading Consultant Columbia B.S. M.A. ' ,ABWA - my S YM- Jig ? 1 -' N Q .fs Q, , - f '13 QSM ' . 551 .. Sree. fifgtr 11 THOMAS BROOKS English, Latin U. of Dayton A.B. , 4131? l M52 ft . 5 .ia 5 it , f ty k EDWARD LUBAMERSKY English, History 1, Ec. Geog. Penn State B.A. CONSTANCE LINDBLOM English U. of Pennsylvania B.S. LYNETTE TROUT Librarian Plattsburg State Teachers VIDA DUGAN Math Kent State B.S. DONALD ANDERSON Science Montclair A.B. A- S I X 1 .wsff 'A Q4 :fi , 1 ' 'E ': V x H e.f:Q- f -. .'--rr-: - mil C ROBERT COLE - I 'I Math ,. W. Va. Western B.S. f -- wggfsffgQ,Q,fc, .'-fv,fys15a1- -A-Iggy! 'L HARRY HETRICK Math Grove City B.S. VICTOR FALLS Math U. of Richmond B.S. :s1.f's3?.ls ,1-I-,wg-,iei E iv li c . , t..., ,.,,. , .ZLVQ'?1 zf 'imw - V - X255 :WW sg Q ij Y ff? ' :gil-H qi 11 Q sg .JN 1 1 ,Anal Q Q If 5. MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE DEPARTMENTS JAMES McELHENNY Science Rutgers B.S., L.L.B. THOMAS GLOVER Chemistry, Physics Drexel B.S. DEPARTMENT HEADS ANNA CAMPAGNA Science, Biology HAROLD PIERCE Math, Social Studies Temple B.S. Glassboro B.S. its wvregxeffg W- ffl :a1il:f'5l!ll:' . ::..-1:-wfgatzf a . miifsw .. . .. fre' ik. A A ,,ts' I Science ' 't-e. f it I ETF' ., f Bloomsburg B.S. nyyn 5 ,-t t 12 ANN SORRENTINO Bookkeeping I and II O.P. I, Hy-Speed Longhand Trenton State B.S., New York M.A. SHIRLEY HIMMELMANN Steno., O.P. Drexel B.S. ., ms A W7 PATRICIA GOGINSKY Typing I 8: II Penn State B.S. si? 24 fi, .-.. 2 s ALBERT J. ROSSI OfHce Practice II Distributive Education Temple B.S., M.Ed. . 5 ri 1 l ' ew I I .7 q 22 f is ET' fiat' Wliiief .I 4,5 21, 1 Ag Q Q Q5 K' 'Y X We it ia 2 L '73 3' W-if Q , it ei ' in JI, ns 5 4.,fts,.,,f1 inf ' ' mf 1 I it if .. ,wtf BUSINESS AND SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENTS DEPARTMENT HEADS JAMES MacFARLAND Applied Economics, Applied Bookkeeping, Record Keeping, Bookkeeping I Rider B.S. .xx I if 4, , ,L ..,, ii'i' f ntnn ,- E 57 ,.., ' I gz igilxglkrfigeiif f ' EUGENE H. EWAN JOSEPH J. CAPOCCETTA KENNETH W. LANDIS U.S. History, Sociology, Cons. Ed. Social Studies Mod. Hist., U.S. Hist. I, Ancient Hist., Geog Rutgers B.A. Temple B.S., M.Ed. Springfield B.S. ADOLPHUS A. HOCH History I, II, English Villanova B.S. 13 THOMAS E. SCHUKIS Economics, Consumer Ed, History II Bloomsburg B.S. INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND RELATED FIELDS RAYMOND EICHFELD Industrial Arts Trenton State B.S. WILBUR J. KISTLER Industrial Arts Millersville B.S. VM 1 4 Ji X 2 Q i if BERTRAM P. MILES III Industrial Arts Rutgers B.S. GILORMO DIGIOVANNE Industrial Arts Trenton State - ' , ff 'A mp '7 N , r,.t W . L..,, I 'N f fwggyj A j 5. EE 54-, .. 4. . I Za . If .... , Q., ,5 ...., . ' fi.22iW s ' at ,, . if Y.. -QM . f Q4 we f I RX , MK 1 A-P, fa ll Y 1 ' X DEPARTMENT HEADS AMELITA DALY Art Douglass B.A. WW' 14- HELEN ROTHERMEL Homemaking Albright B.S. PATRICIA PILLET I-Iomemaking Penn State B.S. BERNICE JONES Vocal and General Music Douglass B.A. RICHARD A. GRAHAM Instrumental Music Grove City B.A. GAIL HAZEN First Aid, Ph. Ed., Safety Penn State B.S. CYNTHIA OLIVIER Phys.. Ed., Health Trenton State B.S. VIRGINIA LEE TURNER Phy. Ed., Health Trenton State B.S. arf' ikwg f EE PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT ' NICHOLAS NEILEY Phy. Ed., Driver's Ed. Rutgers B.S. M3111 if v51?:s-V? . I 41: ' :- E: -, .V Ewa. szggjfifi' ' 53:67 ' ?E'E55 , . , ,,A. ' f , -frpsjf ' Tia , ' ' DEPARTMENT HEAD JOHN HERBERT Phy. Ed., Personal Living Temple B.S. NICHOLAS GUERERE Phy. Ed. Health, First Aid Guilford B.S. 15 LAWRENCE MAURIELLO Phy. Ed., Health, Safety Temple B.S. ,E ':,. N! ,g 3117.152 ,' E I ETHEL KANSAS Temple B.S. PETER DE CUZZI Penn State A.B. F 4 ra QQ l?fff3f 4.5: Silly! I '5: - 'Ki' 4.-.1 2 13: iff fi, 'ia '71, . 1- fa'-.'a':Xf22'f.fu ':. .,:: S a f H' S 3 n 1 X K 2 if 3 In T, tg T um ,531 ROGER SCHWARTZ King's C. B.A. JAMES H. O'BRIEN La. Salle B.A. SEVENTH GRADE CO-ORDINATOR OPAL WINGERT Miss. S. C. for Women B.A. ' I ii :uw ':QhY.---'.?:if- Tia T315 15. V iff, ' , - 'ws ,,:.,, :E I 3fSf ' f:E: fy ' 16 MARY ANN OVERTON Lincoln B.S. GEORGE KOBULNICKY Juniata. B.S. NORMAN DE YOUNG Temple B.A. FRANK KARNES King's B.A. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT AND EIGHTH GRADE JOHN DALY Guidance Director Columbia. B.S., M.A. Qlqw aff .-,-. RNIB.: ,, . ' 'usa : Y +11 LAURA JESTER Methodist Hospital R.N. WALTER MacDONALD Guidance Counselor Westminister B.A., U. of Pittsburgh M.Ed. ROSEMARY BERKEY Special Education Glassboro B.S. NURSE ANNA MAY SPINELLA Language Arts, 8th Grade Glassboro B.S. JOHN STALLINGS 8th Grade, Language St. Bonaventure B.A. ROBERTA ALLEN 8th grade Coordinator, Language Arts Washington B.S. Arts EDWINA EWAN 8th Grade, Language Arts Trenton State Oflice Staff: SITTING: Mrs. Hoey. STANDING: Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Stratton, and Mrs. Sherwood. I - I. s'ss Q 1- . I zs. I W A . I.I ,W iw qgsrw i .1g 5,5w5g,L5. -,:g,lvL5,f. ff 7 - 51,2 -.'- fx- 2- 111- 1, ' Q q I 7 it I I 'A 1 l .gy 5. ' niPiwa'1ii si w , . . :Xl ig? i, A 4' ,. M Q 5 V :ii 'v 'rf 4' . ' 1' Gixws Q . ' 7 ,. 1?-, if ' I5 ll .ln 1' Q, gg5QY5 l t , W t f Qi r 'F , I. :fr 'll 7: 53 - . W. ' I ' V 451 K' , .-W'fl5PfQ5 HE: ,Hs W ' Sfffw V I . 4.51111 Q Gs TX. f S , , 'IQN . W . f i . ...,,..., I I or ' I , I f ' il ' ' I I I I M' is VIVII . I ' 11 -, .,.I I ' ,Q S2 Cafeteria Staff: STANDING: Mrs. Fuhrer Mrs. Chin- ackson, Mrs. Fudro Mrs, Wallace Mrs. Labb, Mrs. 7 3 5 chillo, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Wolbert. SITTING.' Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Carter. Custodial Staff: FIRST ROW: J. Irwin, F. Fink, G. Kline, K. Petti, L. Wallace, B. Withers. THIRD ROW: Hinkle, P. Iulucci, D. Surma, SECOND ROW: R. G. Walker, B. Read, H. Wilson. 18 Az ivilie I , x 4, x 'M' E 0 A u, .- K .- 5 B X A fl ' 0 V . , ' W SENIOR HIGH COUNCIL - SITTING: V. Mueller. STANDING: W. Volovnik, S. B. Rudolph, M. Valenti, C. Powell, L. Grace, Morris, R. Jones, R. Gruber, F. Macatee, A. S. Cantor, N. Campbell, J. Airey, B. Williams, Kingett, N. Freed, and Mr. Ewan. STUDE T COUNCIL JUNIOR HIGH COUNCIL - SITTING: T. STANDING: L. Greenwood, S, Richards, T Sonak, S. Young, S, Westort, K. Dougherty, L. McKenna., C. Cunane, S. Heim, G. Pendlebury McCrane, C. Bendig, H. Williams, Y. Mustary. M. Hyeman, and Mr. Ewan. 20 STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: L. Skerritt, T. Moos, B. Potts, B. Ric- R. Aspell, Mr. Ewang THIRD ROW: J. Werner, A. hards, P. Hilbert, D. Pilcheskig SECOND ROW: M. Dayton, G. Clark, R. Watkins, J. Husted, C. Lombardi. Bearclsworth, K. Theander, C. Kerbowski, J. Fisher, Gwen Williams, President I would like to thank the members of the Student Council for electing me president of our organization. Since I came into oflice during the school year, it was rather diilicult to assume the respon- sibilities of the Student Council as the governing body of the school. The Student Council of any school is an im- portant working body. Here at Overbrook this council is not only the students, government, but also the school's backbone. The members of this organization are constantly working on various committees for dances, banquets, projects, and campaigns. We here at Regional hold our Student Council in high respect, as it justly deserves. We expect this energetic group will continue to strive to uphold our school's fine reputation, and we all hope that the student body will continue to give this organization its whole-hearted support in all its endeavors. Without the co-operation of the faculty and stu- dents it would have been impossible to realize our accomplishments. FIRST ROW - M. Kenney, P. Bythway, A. Muller, L. Carter, K. Feeney, SECOND ROW - K. Holmes, J. McCouch, B. Smith. L'AGEN DA STAFF Each year a different class tries their best to leave a tribute to their reputation. This hard-working, ag- gressive group of people endeavor to unfold a year- book of pictorial and literary remembrance of the activities and happenings during their four years at Overbrook Regional High School. This year's L'Agenda emphasized the theme of Early English history. Uln Days of Oldu is the key- note throughout the issue. The close cooperation be- tween the students and their eminent ability in art, English, and their knowledge of business procedure, makes possible this finished product. FIRST ROW - E. Veach, G. Simpkins, E. Moncrief, V. Schalek, B. Holloway, L. Hoechst, P. Kraft, P. Zimmer- mann, A. Macatee, A. Johnson. SECOND ROW - E Rudolph, G. Williams, K. Samoni, Airey, P. Hamilton, R. Skrobiak, J. Kline, F. Schafer, P. Bythway, L. Carter, 22 J. Wilson, B. Sypher, M. Cohan, K. Feeney, Mrs. Gogin- sky, Adviser. THIRD ROW - P. Curry, P. O'Brien, H. Grimmie, D. Konrad, M. Kenney, E. Smith, A. Muller, Houchin, J. McCouch, C. Fox, L. Powell, M. Vining, B. Mueller, P. Hauck, K. Holmes. FIRST ROW - S. Hunt, B. DeLia, E. DeVaro, S. Morris, D. Behnke, N. Lee, G. Harrison, C. DeLorenzo. THIRD T. Gennaro, B. Dorell, M. Beaver. SECOND ROW - ROW - Mr. Lubermersky, Adviser, L. Huff, G. Wooding- M. Hacker, E. Williams, H. Ferg, N. Murray, D. Simmons, ton, W. Stout, E. Mattson, M. Dolan. SHELL The Shell, the official school newspaper, serves as the trumpet which heralds all the activities in which Overbrook Regional takes part. Contests of sport and skill, the curricular and extra-curricular activities of the various departments, and items of general interest are reported for posterity in its pages. Behind the Shell there is an industrious group of people work- ing to produce an interesting and worthwhile paper for the entire school. We are proud to say that this year's staff has done a remarkable job under the guidance of Mr. Lubennersky. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUBS Senior High FIRST ROW - G. Harding, T. Weiss, L. Diamond, J. Heim, H. Worrell, R. Whitmore. STANDING, Mr. Karnes, Adviser. Junior High FIRST ROW - W. Mathis, K. Hegeman, W. Laskow- ski, Warren, S. Blithe, E. Berkey, M. Hannigan, D. Blakeley. SECOND ROW 4 Mr. Karnes, Adviser, R. Dorell, G. Young, R. O,Neil, T. Murphy, R. Berg, J. Gagnon. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW - A. Johnson, M. Beaver, K. Williams, L. Klein, B. Holloway, B. De- Lia, V. Mueller, A. Macatee, E. Veach, W. Peak. SECOND ROW - Miss Rothermel, Adviser, J. Fallstick, P. Kraft, A. Hunta, E. Rudolph, D. Christy, J. Kline, M. Schiebel, P. Stanton, J. Decker, J. Berger, J. Nicholas, F. Neidinger, D. Pierson. THIRD ROW - S. Cantor, G. Stippick, B. Mueller, L. Pow- ell, M. Vining, M. Rudolph, D. Konrad, S. Hunt, P. O'Brien, M. Osborne, P. Barrett, J. Kauffman. A FUTURE NURSES FIRST ROW -- M. See, E. Davidson, N. Campbell, F. Schafer, M. Vining, R. Heck- man, M. Beaver. SECOND ROW - Miss Jester, Adviser, M. Kenney, T. Gennaro, S. Cantor, J. Womer, M. Grimmie, S. Hunt. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Senior High FIRST ROW - M. Beaver, D. Piersen, D. Konrad, A. Johnson, J. Kline, A. Macatee, G. Williams, N. DeVaro, D. Schultz. SECOND ROW - S. Morrison, F. Macatee, P. Jack- alus, G. Headley, B. Gray, S. Hunt, Miss Spinella, Adviser. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA junior High FIRST ROW - R. Kline, K. Theander, D. Grimmie, J. Rodger, J. Wessel. SECOND ROW - E. Lucke, F. Burton, Mrs. Wingert, Adviser, B. Gault, C. Gamble. D.-E. CLUB FIRST ROW.' T. Barton, N. Walton, B Meyers, G. King, C. Jacobson, A. Martin, J Fallstick, P. Massey, C. Moore, C DeLor- enzo. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rossi, Adviser, R. Sateriole, M. Olt, C. Iuliucci, W. Evans, J. McCoy, M. Murphy, A. Davis, E. Duncan, D. Andrew, J. Markovich, L. Prem, G. For- chic. THIRD ROW: R. Shriver, D. Black- man, H. McNally, J. Dorr, W. Mayer, D. Forchic, P. Martin, E. Knoll, E. Aspell, V. Fries, A. Schwenk, A. Thomton, H. Halibur- ton, F. Loges. JUNIOR HIGH NEWSPAPER FIRST ROW: H. Farrell, F. Beckman, J. DeFallet, J. Fermanis, R. Guess, R. Humes, D. Williams, S. Westort, B. Mathis, B. White. SECOND ROW: L. Kingett, S. Lee, J. Hass, B. Davis, L. Snyder, L. McCrane, S. Kleine, L. Starkus. THIRD ROW: B. Feldman, D. Foster, J. Hoey, J. Hawkins, P. Meyers, J. Sti- ver, L. Greenwood. PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB FIRST ROW: A. Muller, Mr. Glover, Ad- viser, C. Fox. SECOND ROW: J. Houchin, H. Charles, J. Bristol. KEY CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Pedano, L. Testa, L. Tam- burrino, J. Fisher, J. McCouch, G. Clark, A. Dayton, T. Moos, W. Frank. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kistler, Adviser, J. Italiano, H. Haliburton, F. Fitzpatrick, J. McManus, A. Ward, H. Johnson. LEADER'S CLUB ROW I: A. White, G. Williamson, A. Hughes, D. Pierson, B. DeLia, G. Harrison, V. Mueller, M. Beaver, ROW 2: M. Schiebel, P. Hamilton, K. Stiles, 1. Mayers, K. Holmes, R. Skrobiak, E. Rudolph, A. Pasquet. ROW 3: M. Custalow, C. Kohler, J. Obenland, E. Smith, MacBride, M. Gennaro, N. Camp- bell, Miss Turner, Adviser. STAGE CREW ROW I: W. McKelvey, D. Reinhardt, J. Blackman, R. Golley, W. Cody, R. Cook, H. Adams,IROW 2.' J. Brown, R. Phillips, T. Oelkrug, M. Owsiak, G. Maultz, R. Mul- ler, Mr. Eichfeld, Adviser. AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB ROW I: L. Bennett, C. DiDominico, E. Walker, E. Koerner, H. Wible. ROW 2: R. D'Ambrossio, L. Hornketh, R. Stout, M. Osborne, Mr. Stallings, Adviser. JUNIOR HIGH DRAMA CLUB ROW I: S. Baner, G. Otterback, C. Parks, K. Oshenfelde, R. Berkey, A. Hughes, E. Mendal, M. Peterson. ROW 2: R. O'Keefe G. Pendlebury, A. Rubinson, P. Briggs, Ravel, W. March, Miss Kansas, Adviser. USHERETTE CLUB FIRST ROW: J. Wilson, L. Carter, B. DeLia, A. Hughes, M. Bythway, K. Samoni, R Arsenault. SECOND ROW: N. Campbell J. Mayers, R. Skrobiak, Mrs. Himmelmann Adviser, M. Vining, C. Alexander, C. Yahn THIRD ROW: V. Schalek, H. Grimmie, B Mueller, D. Konrad, P. Hauck, R. Drumm J. MacBride. LIBRARY CLUB FIRST ROW.' E. Mustaro, R. Rinehart, J. Ott, J. Schroeder, D. Scott, D. Stout, J Brooks, S. Lee. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Trout, Librarian, J. Miller, C. Schmidt, S. Gayder, K. Schoen, F. Koch, J. Laurella, J. Console, Mrs. Lindblom. SENIOR HIGH CHORUS FIRST ROW: W. Peak, C. Pologruto, K. Williams, Miss Jones, Adviser, C. Poupard, P. O'Connor, P, Carter, A. Williams. SEC- OND ROW: A. Pasquet, D. Schulz, R Harrison, B. Nelson, A. Miller, J. Berger, A Daug, M. Custalow. THIRD ROW: J. Fall- stick, J. Reagle, R. Webber, J. Kling, R. Col- linson, M. Huber, R. Drumm, J. Campbell JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS FIRST ROW.' M. Andrews, G. Meyers, B Fowler, J. Kuns, D. Kebalo, L. Igielski, C Bauer, J. Burton, L. Gregory, M. Diodato W. Kline, D. Densten. SECOND ROW: H Williams, R. James, E. Lucke, J. Pyzik W. Harris, C. Harrison, J. MacMillan, A Widman, J. Kern, B. Womer, R. Riley, D Loges, Miss Jones, Adviser. THIRD ROW: D. Briggs, C. Ingram, A. Pyles, V. Vollmer D. Vierthaler, D. Vallianos, B. Grimley, S. Colvin, M. Taylor, B. Poponi, N. Hirn C. Staines, L. Schroeder. FOURTH ROW? M. Hahn, D. Miller, F. Rainier, E. Bowen, E. Gault, P, Harris, C. Gamble, H, Gansow P. Barratt, G. Stippick, M. Drinkwater, H Cheeseman, E. Darner. FIFTH ROW.' J Young, A. Rosenheim, E. Lafferty, F. Kline H. Kennedy, L. Kruger, G. Landes. 1 2 s On Saturday night, May 23, 1959, the Class of 1960 presented their Junior-Senior Prom. It was a beautiful spring evening and the atmosphere was not lost upon entering the gym. On the contrary, the lovely season was reflected by our Springtime,' theme. Before the couples passed through the flower- strewn trellis, each girl received a sparkling charm to remember the occasion. The couples danced happily around the quaint wishing well to the divine music of Bill Muller and his orchestra. The big event of the evening was the crowning of the king and queen. Our gracious queen, Rosane Arsenault, and our charming king, John Ciancio, then led the Grand March around the gym decorated with scenic murals and flowing streamers. The queen's attendants were Bernice Potts, Karen Holmes, and Gwen Williams. In the king's court were Tony Maccarella, Joe Mulhearn, and Joe Moos. Each of the lovely ladies of the court received a beautiful bouquet to befit her position. As the hours slipped by, the music and the evening drew to a close, and each of the charming couples left the gym with a memory they will cherish always. 'Q' iv it 29 ART CLUB FIRST ROW - J. Beaver, C. Heim, B. Die- trich, J. Patton, S. Roberts, L. Kebalo, J Russell, C. Heim. SECOND ROW - D Anderson, J. Brosic, M. Ralston, Mrs. Daly, Adviser, M. Stetson, D. Christy, B. Bachman, E. McCloy, C. Sproul. THIRD ROW - J Romaine, J. Kauffman, R, Lehman, J. Tur- ner, E. Charney, D. Fisher, M. Chinchilla P. Castor, J. Williams. JUNIOR HIGH SCIENCE CLUB TOP ROW - J. Carney, H. Mitchell, S. Scheid, Mr. Dean, Adviser, D. Lahneman, J. Gagnon, J. Newton, E. Taylor. BOTTOM ROW - R. Johnson, H. Maroon, H. Hayes, J. Mcllhenny, R. Judge, J. Somers, W. Kap- pler, G. Johnson. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW - J. Womer, L. Hoechst, M. Kenny, M. Fink, H. Kline, P. Hilbert, J. Grablow. SECOND ROW - Mr. Gallagher, Adviser, W. Peak, P. Bythway, E. Smith, F. Schafer, L. Carter, K. Samoni. THIRD ROW -- L. Powell, D. Hoey, A. Muller, C. Fox, J. Houchin, J. Fisher. NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY FIRST ROW -- G. Williamson, J. Cook, C. Sickler, L. Lafferty, C. Lombardi, W. Peak, A. Miller, J. Aldrich, M. Fink, H. Kline. SECOND ROW - M. Stone, L. Barker, J. Houchin, D. Hoey, D. Hensel, D. Stone, C. Conte, R. Jackson, M. Bimmer, Mr. Nar- ducci, Adviser. 1 ,I 1 A V P O O, O 0 uint' W JN rl YQ 5 ,gf ,Y '! 4 I. f m , 4 X We + g 'l.'5o oy, Q: : tommy 65 N T I-Q IN DAYS OF OLD Let,s stop and ponder awhile over the memories we have accumulated dur- ing our four years at Regional. Can you remember, oh so long ago, when we were freshmen? How frightened we were those first days! Our favorite ex- pression was, Do you know where . . . is? Due to one of the new rules, we had the dubious privilege of being the last class to get initiated so we couldn't revenge ourselves. That year at Lower Camden County Regional High School we met the upperclassmen going to lunch as we were just beginning our school day. Then in February came our big event, Tony Sindoni and Diane Monte- murro were picked king and queen of the 'cLove Knot, our Valentine Dance. The next year was quite different. Do you recall the drastic changes that had taken place by the time we returned in September? We not only had a new addition to our building, but a new name as well - Overbrook Regional High School. After sitting around for such a long summer, we were glad to greet them on the much loved full session. Then came December! The school was bubbling with the exciting topic of conversation . . . The Sophomore Cotillion, entitled Stardust.H It took us three months to recover from the excitement of the Cotillion. By that time we were ready for another big event, the St. Patrick's Day Dance. During this year, one of our well-liked classmates, Kathy Maiuro, was taken from us suddenly on March 1. The loss of Kathy was felt deeply by everyone. With all of the memories and fulfillment of our sophomore year, we looked forward with anticipation to our following years at Overbrook. Then we were juniors! What a thrill it was knowing we had reached the half-way mark. How sad it was seeing our class spilt up and some of our best friends go to Edgewood. Will anyone ever forget how happy we were when we finally received our class rings? Remember the Ring Dance and the antici- pation you felt when it came your turn to go through the ring? The high- light of our junior year was, of course, the Junior-Senior Prom. After much deliberation, we finally decided on a theme, Springtime Remember the fun we had decorating! Remember those rolls of crepe paper flying through the air while we were in the process of stretching it! Suddenly we realized we had made it. We were seniors at last! Remember our Hrst assembly? The elated feeling we had as we walked down the aisle while the underclassmen stood in respect. We had the honor of participating in the first Foreign Exchange Program at Overbrook. Annick Pasquet, our exchange student from France, was welcomed into our senior class where she took part in our activities. She was accepted by all the students as our honored guest. Will anyone ever forget our fabulous football team whose starting line-up was composed entirely of seniors? The senior response to our hayride, parties, and picnic at the end of the school year exemplified the enthusiasm of our senior class. All too soon, we realized that graduation was upon us. Although our minds were crowded with the exciting thoughts of activities and plans for our future careers, we knew that we would always remember the happiest years of our lives - our years at Overbrook. 32 MR. MCELHENNY Senior Class Adviser SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SITTING: Art Dayton, Vice President, George Clark, President STANDING: Laura Carter, Secretary, Al Ward, Treasurer. Without a good hard working class, there could never be a successful Senior Class President. It has been a great honor for me to serve in this capacity for our Senior year. I was indeed fortunate to have the wonderful cooperation and initiative displayed by you, the other officers, and Mr. McElhenny, our class adviser. I would also like to thank our I-Iomeroom Teachers, the Ad ministration, and Faculty, in forming new and interesting projects, which made 1959-1960 both active and pleasant for us. George Clark EDWARD ADAMS Practical Arts Ed JOAN ELL-EN AIREY Secretarial ?? Clementon Softball 15 Hockey lg Drill Squad 3, Student Council 45 Prom Comm. 35 L'Agenda 3,43 Dance C-omm. 1,2g Usherette Club 3, Cheerleading Club 25 Cheerleading 4. Pine Hill RICHARD AGIN College Prep Dick Clementon CAROL ALEXANDER Clerical ?? Laurel Springs Softball 1,25 Basketball 3,4g Color Guard 4, Usherette Club 3,45 Prom Comm. 3, Drill Squad 35 Dance Comm. 2. 34 Band l,2,3,4-5 Archery 2. EILEEN ALLIS Distributive Ed. ??? Atco Basketball 1,25 D.E. Club 2,3, 4. DONALD G. ANDREW Distributive Ed. Donn Sicklerville D.E. Club 3,45 Student Patrol 2. ROSANE ARSENAULT Clerical Rose Laurel Springs Hockey 1,25 Basketball 1, Soft- ball lg Leaders' Club 1, Tum- bling 2,33 Student Council Alt. 3,43 Talent Show 3,43 One Act Play 35 Journalism Club 25 School Spirit Comm. 35 Cheer- leading 2,3,4 Qcapt.j. 35 CAROLYN ARCHER Clerical ? ?? Lindenwold LEONARD BARKER College Prep Len Garden Lake Wrestling 13 Archery l,2g Lan- guage Club 25 Student Patrol 25 Basketball 35 Nat. Thes. 3, 43 Three Act Play 23 One Act Play 2,3,4. JOANNE AVELLINO General ? ? ? Lindenwold JOHN DONALD cn g 9 Q- 5 0 UQ E, rv Q fm gflgy nm F' ...Q ...Q U fs 5 as 2 IP ' e O 5 M? GERTRUDE E. BARTON D1Stf1but1VC Ed. Trudy Watsontown Hockey 13 Clara Barton Club 15 Pep Club 35 DE Club 2,3,4-. 36 MOST Shirley Hunt DANIEL BLACKMAN Distributive Ed. Dan Clementon DE Club 2,3,45 Baseball 1,2, 3,4. ARTI STIC Michael Yaworski MARY BEAVER Clerical Mary C.lementon Hockey l,2,3,45 Basketball Manager 3,4, FNC 45 FHA 45 Shell 3,45 Pen Sc Scroll Honor Society 3,45 Fine Arts Club 45 Leaders Club 2,45 Chorus 25 Journalism Club 2. JAMES BRILES College Prep Jim Pine Hill Baseball 3. 37 JAMES BOWMAN Practical Arts Jim' Clementon Wrestling lg Track 1,2,4g Foot ball 2,3,4g Student Council. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Helen Grimmie Bud Richards CHARLES CHRISTY Practical Arts Charley Pine Hill THOMAS BURTON General Tom Lindenwold PEGGY LYNN BYTHWAY Secretarial Peg Pine Hill Cheerleading 3,4 5 Prom Comm. 3,45 L'Agenda 354 CBus. Ed.j5 Usherette Club 3,45 Student Council 1,2,35 Assembly Comm. 3,45 Vari- Typer 3,45 Exec. Comm. 35 Softball 1,25 Chorus 15 Nat. Honor Society 3,4. LAURA MAY CARTER Bookkeeping ? ? ? Lindenwold Band 1,25 Softball 1,25 Basket- ball Mgr. 2,3,45 Nat. Honor Soc. 3,45 Class Exec. 35 Dance Comm. 15 L'Agenda Co-Edi- tor 3,45 Leaders' Club 15 Ush- erette Club 3,45 Class Secre- tary 45 Prom Comm. 35 Vari- Typer 354. 38 LEWIS CHRISTY Practical Arts Lew', Pine Hill GEORGE CLARK College Prep ??? Clementon Football 1,2,3,4g Baseball 15 Basketball lg Track 1,2,3,45 Student Council 2,45 Key Club 2,3,4 fPres.jg Class Pres. 2,43 Class V. Pres. 3. MARGARET JOYCE COHAN Clerical Margie Lindenwold Hockey lg Softball lg FTA 13 Prom Comm. 35 Usherette Club 3,45 Student Council 45 LlAgenda 3,45 Cheerleading Club 2g Dance Comm. 15 Make-up Club 1. 39 WILLIAM CROSBY Clerical Bi Pine Hill Student Council l. MIRIAM CROUSE Clerical ??? Clementon Chorus 1. NOISIEST IPATFICIA ANN CURRY Eileen Kophazy 8a Don Baldwin C erica Lindenwold upatn Hockey 15 Student Council lg L'Agenda 4g Dance Comm. lg Prom Comm. 3. JOSEPH CUTHBERT Clerical Joe,' I Lindenwold Chorus 2,3. ARTHUR DAYTON College Prep Art', Laurel Springs Football 1,2,3,4-5 Track l,2,3,4g Basketball 15 Student Council Exec. 1,2,3,4g Key Club 2,3,4 fTreasj5 Class V. Pres. 45 Exec. Comm. 2,3. 40 WILLIAM T. DENNISON College Prep Tom Lmdenwold BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS ELEANOR DEVLIN Dolores Konrad and James Houchin Secretarial ??? Lindenwold ANTHONY DIBARTOLOMEO General Tony Lindenwold NORA B. DEVARO Clerical Bonnie Clementon Drill Squad 33 Shell 3g Chorus 3g Drum Majorette 4-g FTA 45 Fine Arts Club 4. 41 BARBARA DORELL Clerical ? ? ? Clementon Executive Committee 3,45 Shell 4d RICHARD ELFREY Practical Arts Rich Clementon Camera Shy. WILLIAM EVANS Distributive Ed Bill Lindenwold Wrestling 2,35 DE Club 2,3,4-. 42 JOSEPH DORR Distributive Ed. Buddy Pine Hill Band 1,2,3,4g Executive Com- mittee 3,4g DE Club 3,4-. BEST DRESSED Bill Frank, Carolyn Yahn JANICE FAUL College Prep ??:' Laurel Springs Chorus lg Student Council 1. KATHLEEN NATALIE FEENEY Secretarial Kay Laurel Springs Student Council 1,2g Softball lg Senior Executive Committee 4g Prom Committee 35 L'Agenda 4, CLiterary Co-Editorj Usher- ette Club 43 SAT Committee 4. Qwsi FRANK FITZPATRICK College Prep ??? Clementon Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,35 Football 1,3,4g Student Council 1,3 5 Executive Com- mittee 33 Key Club 3,4-. GREGORY FORCHIC Distributive Ed. Greg Clementon Basketball l,3g DE Club 3,4g Baseball 2. 43 ivww egg Lk :ik .. - , iv, E .- liiiit. ' -- - 2, , I K -A .,.,. q ' .- , e :i1iTY 4 f.g kgk.g S as at y cliff A .1 CHARLES FOX College Prep Chick Clementon Archery 15 Advanced Seminar 23 Cross Country 3,45 L'Agenda Staff 3,45 Student Council 1,35 One Act Play 45 Three Act Play 45 Student Patrol 35 Na- tional Honor Society 3,45 Physical Science Club CPres.j 4. VINCENT FRIES Distributive Ed. Vince', East Clementon D.E. Club 3,4g Class Ex. Comm. 4. 'iw' wx Imfzwmws WILLIAM FRANK Clerical Bill Clementon Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball l,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,45 Key Club 4. RITA FROST Secretarial ? ? ? Clementon Shell 1,2,3g College Prep Club 2g Class Ex, Comm. 25 Art Club 2g Fine Arts Club 45 Dance Comm. 13 Journalism Club 2. 44 TERESA GENNARO Clerical TCITy,' PATRICIA GIANNONE General ' 'Pat Lindenwold Linde nwold Chorus lg Shell l,2,3,4-5 Stu- dent Council 2. HELEN ANN GRIMMIE College Prep. Micki Lindenwold Hockey 15 Basketball 15 Stu- dent Council 1,2,3 fex. comm.jg Future Nurses Club 45 Usher- ette Club 2,3,4g Pep Club 3 Ctreasjg Class Ex. Comm. 2g Talent Show 3,4g L'Agenda. 3,45 Cheerleader 3,4. 45 JEANETTE GILD ERSLEEVE Clerical ean Clementon Shell 4- MOST BASHFUL Phyllis Scheller Richard Elfrey HENRY HALIBURTON Distributive Ed. ?? ? Albion ROBERT GROSSMANN Clerical Bob' Lindenwold Band 15253545 Student Patrol 2 CHARLES HACKER Bud Lindenwold Stage Crew l,2. PATRICIA LOUISE HAMILTON Secretarial Pat Laurel Springs Hockey 15253545 Basketball 1,35 45 Softball 1,25 Leaders' Club 1,25 CVice-Pres.j 35 CPres.j 45 Usherette Club 2,35 Student Council 1,3 5 Class Exec. Comm. 3,45 Dance Comm. 1, 2,3545 Prom Comm. 35 Color Guard 45 L,Agenda Staff CGir1s, Sports' Editorj 354. 46 RUTH ANN HARRISON Secretarial ??? Pine Hill Library 1, FHA 1, Chorus 3. KENNETH HARTMAN Practical Arts K'Ken Clementon Prom Comm. 33 Chess Club 25 HARRY HERBERT General ? ? ? Lindenwold Cross Country 4. PATRICIA HAUCK Secretarial Pat Watsontown L Agenda 3,4, Usherette Club 3,45 Magazine Drive 4. 47 BARBARA HOLLOWAY College Prep Barbw Lindenwold FHA 3,45 Civics Club 15 Cho- rus 1,35 LlAgenda 3,4g FNA 2,3,4. CHRISTIAN HOECHST General Chris Pine Hill LILLIAN HOECHST Secretarial ? ? ? Pine Hill L'Agenda Staff 3,43 Honor Society 3,4. KAREN MARY HOLMES Secretarial ??? Clementon Hockey lg Basketball lg Cheer- leading 2,3,45 Leaders' Club fTreas.l 3, CSec.j 4, Talent Show 3,45 L'Agenda StaH' fco- lit. editorj 3,45 Prom Comm. 33 Dance Comm. 33 Class Exec. Comm. 3. 48 MILDRED HOLSTON Garden Lake Secretarial ??? Shell Club 1. JAMES HOUCHIN Lindenwold M H C.P. Scientific Jim Three Act Play 253,45 One Act Play 253,45 Christmas Play 2,3,45 Nat'l. Thespian Society 2,3,45 Nat'l. Honor Society 3,45 L'Agenda 3,45 Shell 2,35 Archery 1,2,3,45 Student Coun- cil 45 Assembly Com. 35 Cho- rus 15 Physical Science Club 45 Prom Com. 35 Music Festival 152. ADELINE HUGHES Clerical cookie Laurel Springs Hockey 1,2,3,4 5 Basketball 1,2,35 Usherette Club 2,3545 Tumbling Club 2,35 Exec. Com. 152,45 Student Council Exec. Com. 35 Prom. Corn. 35 Leaders Club CSecj 3,45 Col- orguard 3,45 Dance Com. 152, 3,45 Class Pres. 3. LEE HUFF General ? ? ? Laurel Springs Shell 2. 49 CHARLES IULIANO Distributive Ed. Charlie West Berlin Talent Show 152,35 DE Club 354. SHIRLEY HUNT Clerical Shir1,' Clementon Hockey 3,45 Basketball Man- ager 45 Art Club 2,45 Fine Arts Club 45 Clara Barton Club 25 FNC 45 FHA 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Shell 153,45 Pen 8a Scroll 3,45 Three Act Play 2. CATHERINE JACOBSON Distributive Ed. Cathy Lindenwold FTA 15 Clara Barton Club 15 Student Patrol 25 One Act Play 25 Executive Committee 25 Archery 25 DE Club 3,45 Li- brary Club 2. 50 JOSEPH E. ITALIANO General Arts Joe Lindenwold Cross Country 15 Football 2,3,45 Wrestling 1,253,415 Track 1,2,3,4. MUST TALENTED Ed McCaughey, Beth Smith JE? JOYCE JENNETT Clerical Joy Lindenwold Basketball 4. ARLINE JOHNSON College Prep ??? Lindenwold FHA 2,3,4g FTA 2,4 fTreasjg Usherette 3,4g L'Agenda 3,43 Hockey lg Cheerleading Club 2g Three Act Play 45 Civil De- fense Comm. 2. MARY ELLEN KENNEY College Prep Mary Garden Lake Basketball 1,2,3,4g Clara Bar- ton Club lg Chorus 13 FNA 45 Nat. Honor Society 3,45 Stu- dent Council lg L'Agenda Photo. Ed. 3,4g Leaders' Club 1. 51 DONALD KEIR Bookkeeping Don Pine Hill FRED KIMBALL General ? ? ? Watson town DAVID KENVIN College Prep. Dave Clementon Football lg Wrestling 1,35 Cross GEORGIANNA KING Distributive Ed. Dutch Pine Hill Countly 25 Track 1. JUSTINE L. KLINE College Prep. Tir1a'l Watsontown Hockey l.3g Chorus lg Shell 15 F.H.A. Sec. 3, V.Pres. 43 Drill Squad 43 Tumbling 3,43 Dance Comm. 1 5 L'Agenda. 4-. ADRIAN KOLIBA College Prep Tony Clementon One Act Playg Prom Com. 3g DOLORES MARIE KONRAD College Prep. Deen Laurel Springs L'Agenda 3,43 Drill Squad 3,4 fCapta.injg Cheerleading Club 2g Dance Comm. 2,3,4g F.N.A. 2,3g Executive Comm. 3,45 Prom Comm. 35 Pep Club 3,4g F.H.A. 4g Usherette Club 3,45 Chorus lg Student Coun- cil 1,3. Student Council 45 French Play 4g Cross Country 45 Bas- ketball 4. PATRICIA KRAFT College Prep. Pat Lindenwold F.N.A. 1,2,35 F.H.A. 4 L'Agenda 4. EILEEN KOPHAZY Clerical ? ? ? ? Lindenwold Basketball 1 g Hockey 3. CHARLES LA LENA College Prep Charlie Laurel Springs Student Patrol 1,2535 Library 2,35 FTA 4-5 Student Council 1. JACOB KUNS College Prep Jack Clementon Archery 25 Track 3,45 Foot- ball. FREDERICK C. LOGES Distributive Ed. Freddie Lindenwold Football 1,25 Student Council 1,25 DE Club 3,45 Student Pa- trol 1. X-XO BESI Rosane Arsenaull AMY MACATEE College Prep ??? Clementon FTA 1,2,3,45 FHA 3,4-5 Col- lege Prep Club 25 Student Council 152,35 Executive Com- mittee 3. JOAN MacBRIDE Clerical ??? Lindenwold Hockey 1,2,3,4-5 Basketball 1,4-5 Leaders' Club 1,2,3,4. YXJOOYN OOKING ee Tamburrino ARLETTA MARTIN Distributive Ed. ??? Lindenwold Basketball lg DE Club 2,3,4-5 Softball lg Hockey 15 DE Club 15 FTA 1. PHYLLIS MALSBERGER Clerical Phyl Laurel Springs Hockey 1,2,3,4-g Softball 1,2 Basketball 4. JAMES MARKOVICH Distributive Ed. -lim' Lindenwold Refreshment Stand 1,2,3,4 DE Club 3,4-5 Football 15 Bas- ketball 2. 1 FRIENDLIEST Dan Blackman, Judie Mayers BARBARA MASSARO Clerical Barb Lindenwold Prom Comm 35 Student Pa- trol 15 Dance Comm. 2. MARGARET MARTIN Distributive Ed. Peg Pine Hill D.E. Club 3,45 Basketball 1,3. HOWARD MARX General ? ? ? Pine Hill PATRICIA MASSEY D1strxbut1ve Ed. Pat Pine Hill D.E. Club 4. 56 SARAH MAULTZ Clerical Maultzie Lmdenwold Magazine Drive 1,2,3,4g Dance Committee 15 Student Patrol BILL MAYER Distributive Ed. ? ?l' Clementon Wrestling 2,3,4g D.E. Club 3,4-. JUDITH ANN MAYERS Clerical ? ? Laurel Springs Chorus 15 Majorette 2,3,4-5 Hockey 4-5 Leaders Club 3,45 Usherette Club 3,4-5 Prom Committee 3. 57 JOE MCCART General ??' Lindenwold Football 15 Basketball 15 Base ball 1. JAMES McCOUCH College Prep. Jim Clementon Football l,2,3,4-5 Key Club 3,45 Baseball 15 Track 2,3g L'Agenda 4. EDWARD McCAUGHEY College Prep. Ed Pine Hill Chorus Accompanist 1,2,3,4-5 Concession Club 4g Fine Arts 45 Three Act Play 45 Talent Show l,2,3,4. RICHARD MCCONAGHY Practical Arts Rich' ' WILLIAM McDADE General B111 Clementon Football 1, Cross Country 3, Track 3. 58 Lindenwold Baseball 15 Cross Country 3. BEST ALL Bernice Potts JEAN MCDERMOTT Secretarial ???', Clementon Hockey 1,2,3,45 Shell 1,25 Col- lege Prep. Club 25 Art Club 2g Fine Arts Club 4. lROUND leorge Clark RONALD McDOWELL General Ron' ' L1ndenwold HARRY MCNALLY Dlstrlbutlve Ed. Halrless Lindenwold D.E. Club 2 3 4. 59 JAMES McMANUS General 'jim' Lindenwold Key Club 3,45 Football 3,4 ELNORA MONCRIEF Clerical ???? Pine Hill journalism Club 35 Reporter for Shell 35 L'Agenda, 4. BARBARA MYERS Distributive Ed. Barbs Florence Chorus 1, D.E. Club 3,4. WILLIAM MITCHELL General Bill' CARMEN MOORE D1Stf1but1VC Ed. ??? East Berlin D.E. Club 3,4, Chorus 1. 60 Lindenwold Football CTrainerl 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 2,3. .wi BARBARA MU ELLER Secretarial Barb Lindenwold Hockey 15 F.H.A. 253,45 Ush- erette Club 3,45 L'Agenda 4. AUGUST W. MULLER College Prep. Bud Laurel Springs Football 1,25 Basketball 1,2,35 Cross-Country 3,45 Track 1,2,45 Student Council EX. Com. 45 L'Agenda. Co-Ed. 45 Prom Comm. 35 Jr. Class Ex. Comm. 35 Honor Soc. 3,45 Phys. Science Club 45 Dance Comm. 153. MICHAEL MURPHY Distributive Ed. Murph Lindenwold Baseball 152,45 Wrestling 1 D.E. Club 4. JANET NICHOLAS General ???? Lindenwold I.T.B. Club 15 F.H.A. 3,4. wwf 61 BIGGEST FLIRTS Barbara Sypher 8L Jim McManus MARLENE OLT Distributive Ed. ??? Lindenwold Chorus 15 DE Club 2,3,45 Ma- jorette 35 Dance Comm. 1,25 Clara Barton Club 1,25 Art Club l. OANN OBENLAND Clerical ? ? ?,' Lindenwold Chorus 15 Hockey 1,253,115 Bas- ketball l,2,4-5 Softball 15 Lead- ers' Club 354. PATRICIA O'BRIEN Clerical Pat Clementon Drill Squad 25 Color Guard 45 FHA 2,3,45 Art Club 3,45 L'Agenda 354. RUTH O,NEILL Secretarial ? ? ? Pine Hill Chorus 15 Shell 2,35 Mag Drive 4. 62 ANNICK PASQUET College Prep ??? Grasse, France Hockey 4-5 Basketball 4 . JOHN PEDANO Practical Arts Sleepy Laurel Springs Football 1,2,3,4-5 Track 1,2,3,4g Wrestling lg Student Council lg Key Club 3,4-. BERNICE POTTS Bookkeeping ??? Albion Hockey 15 Student Council 2, 35 Secretary 4. Color Guard 3, 4-g Dance Comm. 45 Prom Comm. 3. 63 MOST ARGUMENTATIVE Kay Feeney 8: James McCouch JAMES POWELL Practical Arts Pinky,' Pine Hill Archery 1, Cross Country 4. EDWARD QUINN College Prep. Ed, Lindenwold Wrestling 2,3,4g Baseball 2,3,4. DOROTHY LINDA POWELL College Prep. Lynn Laurel Springs Chorus 15 Cheerleading Club 25 F.T.A. 25 F.H.A. 3,45 L, Agenda 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Civil Defense Comm. 23 Stu- dent Council 4. LOUISE PREM Distributive Ed. Lou Lindenwold D.E. Club 2,3,4, CV. Pres.jg Dance Committee 1,2. RONALD RAIO General Ronnie' Pine Hill 64 WILLIAM RICHARDS College Prep. Bud', Lindenwold Student Council'1,2,3,45 Class Executive Comm 3 BARBARA ROMANO College Prep Barb', Laurel Springs Basketball 2g College Prep Club 2 5 FTA 4. ELIZABETH B. RUDOLPH College Prep. Betty,' Clementon FHA 2,3,45 Class Executive Comm. 3g Cheerleading 3,45 Prom Comm 3g L'Agenda 4g Student Council 4g Leaders' Club 45 Dance Comm. 3,45 Fashion Show 2,3,4. 65 KATHRYN SAMONI Secretarial Kass'i Pine Hill L'Agenda 3,43 Usherette Club 3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Drill Squad 4g Magazine Drive 4. VERONICA SCHALEK Secretarial Ronnie Clementon Basketball lg Softball 1g Shell 2g Journalism 25 Dance Com- mittee 3g L'Agenda 4g Usher- ette Club 45 Student Council 25 Magazine Drive Committee 4. FLORENCE SCHAFER College Prep. ???? Lindenwold Hockey ls Nurses Club 1,2,3,4g National Honor Society 3,45 Executive Committee 45 Drill Squad 45 Leaders Club lg FHA 33 L'Agenda 3,4. PHYLLIS SCHELLER Clerical ???? Pine Hill Chorus 1. 66 RONALD SATERIALE Distributive Ed. Ron', Lindenwold D.E. Club 3,4-. BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Terry Gennaro, Jack Pedano NANCY SCHERFEL General ? ? ? Lindenwold DORIS J. SCHULZ College Prep Daz Pine Hill Chorus l,2,3,4g F.T.A. l,2,4g Fine Arts 43 Language Club 23 College Prep Club 2g Talent Show 4. ELAINE SEPPY D1str1but1ve Ed. Seppy Elm D.E. Club 2,3,4, Chorus 1, Dance Committee 2. 67 ARTHUR SCHWENK Distributive Ed. Mort Lindenwold D.E. Club 4 ELIZABETH ANN SMITH College Prep Beth Lindenwold One Act Play 35 Chorus 2,35 Leaders Club 1,2,3,4-5 Major- ette 35 Pep Club 35 Hockey 15 Basketball 1,25 Student Co. 1,2535 Nat. Honor Soc. 3,4-5 FTA 1,25 L,Agenda 3,4 fArt Ed.l5 Art Club 152,35 Nat. Art Honor Soc. 2,354-5 So. Jersey St. Chorus 3. GERALDINE SIMPKINS College Prep Jerry Lindenwold Basketball 15 Hockey 15 Soft- ball 1,25 Student Patrol 1,25 Leaders Club 15 Tumbling Club 25 L'Agencla 4. ROBERTA SKROBIAK College Prep Cookie Pine Hill Jr. Miss Club 25 Leaders Club 3,4 CTreas.D5 Drill Squad 35 Pep Club 35 Color Guard 4-5 Class Exec. Comm. 3,45 Prom Comm. 35 L'Agenda 45 Three Act Play 45 Usherette Club 3,45 Dance Comm. 4. 68 HOWARD SOFIELD General ? ? ? Lindenwold Baseball 2,3,4. BEST STUDENTS Charles Fox, Linda Powell PATRICIA STANTON College Prep. Pat Lindenwold Band l,2,3,45 Student Patrol 2g F.H.A. 4. WILLIAM STOUT General B1 Lindenwold Football 25 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4, Track 1, Shell 43 Student Patrol 2. BARBARA ANN SYPHER Clerical Bobbie Clementon Cheerleading 2,3,4g fco-capjg Talent Show 3,45 Stu. Coun. 45 Prom Comm. 3g S.A.T. Comm. 69 LEE STRING General ? P? Clementon ELLA VEACH College Prep U? Pine Hill Yearbook 4g Three Act Play 43 F.H.A. 4. LEE TAMBURRINO Practical Arts H? Clementon Football l,2,3,4-5 Jr. Class Treas.5 Class Exec. Comm. 15 Student Council 2. LOUIS TESTA College Prep. Lou Clementon Football 2,3,4-5 Class Exec. Comm. 3,43 Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Key Club 2,351-. BEN VETTESE College Prep H? Laurell Springs Cross Country 3. 70 MARGARET ANN VINING College Prep. Peggy,' Clementon F.N.C.A. 2,3,4 CPresj5 Hockey 15 Basketball 15 Drill Squad 45 Pep Club 35 L'Agenda 3,45 Archery 1,2,3,45 Student Council 35 Usherette Club 45 Dance Committee 25 Fashion Show 3,45 Prompter Three Act Play 4, F.H.A. 3,4 fExec. Comm.j Clara Barton Club 1. ALBERT WARD College Prep. Al Lindenwold Football 3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Class Treas. 4. ARLENE WASHBURN Clerical 'fRene Lindenwold Chorus 1,2,3. THOMAS WARK General Tom 71 ,K . + if A KATHERINE WILLIAMS Clerical Kathy Chorus 3,45 F.T.A. 15 Usher- ette Club 45 F.H.A. 45 Shell 1. LILLIAN WESCOTT Lindenwold College Prep. Lill', Basketball 1,25 Hockey 15 Drill Squad 4. GWENDOLYN WILLIAMS Clementon College Prep. Gwen Hockey 1,25 Class Treas. 25 Basketball 15 Future Nurses 45 Class Sec. 35 Shell 1,25 L'Agenda 45 Student Council Exec. Com. 35 F.T.A. 253,45 F.H.A. 3,45 Prom Com. 35 Stu- dent Council 3,45 College Prep. Club 2. as JOAN WILSON Pine Hill Clerical Hjoanie L'Agenda 45 Prom Com. 35 Usherette Club 4. 7 2 ' WILLIAM WOODING Clementon General Hi ' JQHN WRIGHT BEST ATHLETES Laurel Springs Lou Testa Pat Hamilton College Prep John', MICHAEL YAWORSKI Pine Hill Industrial Arts Mike Football 1,2,3,4-g Track 2,3. CAROLYN YAHN Clementon Clerical Carol', Chorus 1, Drill Squad 4, Ush- erette Club 4. 73 ALBERT ZANGARO PAMELA ZIMMERMAN Industrial Arts Al College Prep Lindenwold Scientific Pam Wrestling 1,2,3,4g Cross Coun- Laurel Springs WY 4- L'Agenda Staff 45 Student Council 1. THE ALMA MATER We stand in reverent silence Before thee, Regional High We thank thee, and we bless thee Thy fame, tlwill never die. As through the years we'll travel And the days go rolling by We'll lift our voices ever To thee, dear Regional High. 74 MOST LIKELY TO' SUCCEED Gwen Williams, Bud Muller MOST DEPENDABLE Art Dayton, Laura Carter CLASS CLOWNS Peggy Vining, Vince Fries To the memory of the class of nineteen hundred and sixty, perchance, finding there some image of ourselves, we dedicate, we consecrate with tears, these bequests. First, to the administration, our friends and advisors, we bestow our gratitude and apprecia- tion for its guidance to us during our years at Overbrook Regional. Second, to Mrs. Dugan, we leave the head- aches we caused her during our freshman and sophomore years. To Mr. McElhenney, our class advisor, we extend our whole-hearted thanks for his assistance with all our trials and tribulations. Third, to the juniors, we leave the honor of having the underclassmen stand while they walk down the aisle for assembly as seniors. Fourth, to the sophomores, we leave the privi- lege of wearing the school emblem on their finger. Fifth, to the freshmen, we entrust the privilege of joining the senior high. Sixth, to the eighth grade, we leave the priority of junior high. Seventh, to the seventh grade, we leave all the opportunities of the years ahead of them and hope they take advantage of them. And Hnally, all the rest of our estate we reluc- tantly will to the following unlucky recipients: George Clark, our president, leaves all the fun at the Senior parties to Jack Fisher. Art Dayton, our vice-president, leaves his player's notebook to Tony Pologruto. Laura Carter, our secretary, be- queaths all the fun in Room 103 to Janice Fuhrer. Al Ward, our treasurer, bequeaths the sprints after football practice to Bob Gruber. Gwen Williams, our Student Council president, bequeaths her indeciveness to her sister Betsy. Bill Graff is the lucky recipient of Elaine Seppy's fun coming home from D.E. meetings. Bill Mayer re- linquishes his love to Maureen Custalow. Jim McCouch leaves his Jersey No. 18 to the football managers if they can catch it. Louise Prem leaves all her memories of last year's prom to the lucky juniors. Peggy Vining leaves the school banner that she was supposed to carry at the football games to anyone who can find it. Carol Alexander donates her position on colorguard to Nancy LAST WILL Campbell. Rita Frost leaves all her lingering memories to the halls of Regional. Lee Tamburrino donates his football Jersey No. 21 to his brother Barry. Sandy Carey is willed Eleanor Devlin's typing eraser. Harry McNally be- stows all his books to the junior class. Peg Martin bequeaths her under-used books to the underclass- men. Catherine Jacobson's textbooks and lockers are inherited by her sister and brother, Lorraine and Fred. Fred Loges relinquishes his '48 Ford block to Bill Keck. Pat Kraft bequeaths her gym lock to Betsy Williams. Dolores Konrad leaves her long walk home from Drill Squad to Sue Cantor. Pat Hamilton leaves her hockey stick to Pat Hilbert. Beth Smith relinquishes her idle hours fwhich are nonel to Bobby Fuller. Jim Briles leaves his basketball sneaks to George Headley. Doris Schultz leaves her senior year and all the good times to Betty Ann and Eleanor. Gerry Simp- kins donates her seat in homeroom to her sisters, Joann and Peggy. John Rementer is the re- cipient of Barbara Romano's gym suit, and the sweat of Janice Faul's brow. Mary Ellen Kenney leaves all the fun and good times of basketball to next year's Varsity squad. Howard Sofield donates the metal shop's fire extinguisher to Bob Lee. Verna Walker is left Pat O'Brien's colorguard rifle. Mary Beaver leaves her old Hockey Stick No. 1 and lots of luck to her sister June. Margie Nicholas receives her sister Janet's books. Marge Cohan gives all the stale jokes that come from Room lll to her sister Dorothy. Annick Pasquet, our foreign exchange student, bequeaths her diary to her parents. Barbara Hollo- way presents all her days of fun to Diane Richards. Ronnie McDowell leaves his fold spark plugs to Hank Stiles. Henry Haliburton gives his team locker to Harvey Johnson. Florence Schafer has a candle for late hours of homework for her brother Benjamin. Cookie Skrobiak leaves her aching shoulder from colorguard to any lucky underclass- man. Ella Veach donates the midnight oil for study- ing to all the future seniors. James Houchin AND TESTAMEN T bestows the fate of the school's dramatic program on Mike Bimmer. Frances Behan receives Linda Powellis football shaker. Pat Massey leaves her teachers to her brother Lee. Terry is the lucky re- cipient of Mike Murphy's brains. Arletta Martin leaves her fun in gym to Elizabeth Sheeler. Ben Vettese bequeaths Mr. Narducci's English classes to the Class of 1961. Pat Stanton leaves her holy socks to Joan Stiver. Helen Grimmie donates all her old locker com- binations to her sister Joann. Jacob Kuns leaves those chain runs to Steve Carlson. William Crosby bestows his time to do homework at home to Jim Carney. Phyllis Malsberger donates all her hockey equipment and the privilege of being co- captain to Nancy Freed. Arlene Washburn donates her seat in chorus to Audrey Miller. Mike Yawor- ski presents his smelly football practice uniform to Al Fox. Leonard Barker bestows his broken compass to Mrs. Dugan. William Dennison bequeaths his student handbook to Bob Shriver. Lillian Wescott leaves one sneaker and the buttons of her gym suit to Barbara Henderson. Betty Rudolph donates her stale bubble gum to Carolyn Gerhardt. Kenneth Hartman has best wishes for the seniors to come. Jim Powell leaves his place on the cross-country squad to any underclassman. Pam Zimmerman and Howard Marx bequeath their gym suits to any underclassman who is in need of one. Georgi- anna King bequeaths her old textbooks to Claire Berrick. Arline Johnson and Justine Kline leave their long walks to school to their brothers and sisters. Amy Macatee leaves her books to her brother Frank. Jack Pedano will give his kicking shoe to the next Overbrook All-American. Ruth O'Neill gives the honor of being a senior to Marge Heim. Joan MacBride bequeaths her gym socks to Mary Ann Franks. Sarah Maultz donates her sand- papered desk in Room 207 to Pat Patterson. Pat Hauck leaves her place on the honor roll to her brother Tom. Bill Frank leaves his fumbles to Ted Moos. Cookie Hughes donates her colorguard and basketball uniforms to Donna Behnke. Peg Byth- way gives all the late cheering practices and the fun at the games to those girls fortunate enough to make cheerleading. Kass Samoni leaves all the mistakes she made on drill squad to the future members of the squad. Bud Richards bequeaths his physics and trig classes to John Rementer. Lillian Hoechst donates the vari-typer to the lucky secretarials. Elnora Moncrief donates all her homework to her sister Anna. Ronnie Schalek gives her application blank to Trenton State College to her sister Pat. Miriam Crouse donates her typewriter in Room 103 to Evelyn String. Bobbie Sypher gives the speech she used to get to all the away basketball games to Dolores Pilcheski. Rosane Arsenault bequeaths her old shakes to the next cheerleading captain. Bernice Potts leaves her captain's colorguard uniform to any lucky junior. Joyce Jennett be- queaths the glasses she never wore to Pat Morgan. Marlene Olt leaves her late passes to all the late freshmen. Jean McDermott wills her hockey stick to her sister Linda. Joan Airey donates the booster tags she didn't sell to Rene Fries. Thomas Burton leaves his English book to his sister Florence. Pat Giannone bequeaths her homework to Jim Dio- dato. Carolyn Yahn leaves her clerical book to Marion Walton. Eileen Kophazy leaves three more years of fun at Regional to her sister Linda. Lou Testa leaves his baseball bat to Steve Karle- son. Nora DeVaro relinquishes her majorette baton to her sister Elaine. Joan Wilson leaves her broken shoe laces to her gym sneaks to Dolores Simmons. Jean Gildersleeve leaves her seat in 102 to Judy Sayers. Kathy Williams bequeaths her place in chorus to her sister Ann. Bill Mitchell leaves the dirty training rooms to Herb Haines. Frank Fitz- patrick relinquishes Spanish class to his brother Tom. Harry Herbert gives one dirty gym sock to Ron Keck. Bill Stout bequeaths his old address book to his brother Robert. Phyllis Scheller wills her quiet manner to any junior who is in need of lt. And finally, Kay Feeney and Karen Holmes leave all the headaches and fun of the literary staff to the 1961 literary co-editors of the Year- book. Kay Frank Joan Pat Peggy Rosane Lee Lillian Art Barb Georg: Peg WHEN WE Q Q 0.9 0.9.0 ,A A A WERE WEE Joan Karen Carolyn Dolores Joe Kass Sarah Don Ruth Barb Roberta Margie ig, BEST DANCERS Barbara Massaro Greg Forchic aw, .nd was 5 V, 3: 82 Cllnievrlaypmzn , X., , W ' 1 4 --ZA fm A.. ' JDE .fm ' .' X 1 l N fg, X N .v 1 ' X Q ' s - x,S K b Z A JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS SITTING: M. Custalow, J. Fisherg STANDING: R. Aspell, N. Lee. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SITTING: J. Shweiker, H. Johnsong STANDING: V. Mueller, R. Watkins FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS From left to right: S. Walters, J. Igalski, J. Hawkins, B. Poponi. if aff' Q 4 1- ,A 14-,J gas . , '...5f ' ff 5' Y 5 44- ' 'wifi f M t up K i .,,,:. : im, V .V . cg .. ,L I t 'Q .4 .,,. ,- . . my Wg. i Q QasiiweszmQszeiisszzmzzaazii V , .,,,. .,.....N.,. ..,.. , . , ,, ., T V M., h . R . -' ff -F. I EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS Left to right: B. Spaventa, K. Ashenfelder, D. Fisher, Somers. SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS Left to Right - L. Ward, P. Liberstrowski, T. McCouch, J. Wessel. Homeroom 223. FIRST ROW - E. Krantz, N. Lee, N. Mr. Miles, E. Linden, G. Meyers, B. Lee, J. McKenna, M Murray, C. Kohler, C. Lombardi, E. Mattson, A. Miller, Kruger, T. Moos, F. Macatee, S. Morris, J. Morrissey, J C. Loeffler, B. Nelson, A. Moncrief. SECOND ROW - McCoy. 85 Homeroom 217 - M. Simpkins, M. Valenti, N. Walton, A. Thornton, M. Tittor, J. Wolf, H. Wilson, G. Wooding- B. Thomas, J. Worner, E. Williams, V. Walker, S. Somers, ton, M. Stone, J. Ward, R. Short, R. Stout, R. Shriver, H. J. Theveny, E. Yopp, Miss Hazen, C. Straehle, C. Weiss, Worrell. Homeroom 121 - E. DeVaro, C. Dougherty, J. Fuhrer, E. Duncan, J. Gregory, H. Goodfellow, L. Grace, C. Ger- B. Delia, S. Dix, J. Grablow, H. Ferg, A. Faist, M. Fries, hardt, M. Gennaro, Mr. Guerere, D. Gregory, J. Fisher, C. DeLorenzo, J. Fallstick, R. Drumrn, N. Freed, M. Dolan, B. Graft, D. Forchic, J. Goodwill. Homeroom 225 - C. Gullo, P. Irwin, A. Honta, B. Hen- Haller, E. Knoll, W. Keck, M. Kuber, G. Imperatore, P. derson, C. Harch, C. Hunter, R. Heckman, M. Heim, P. Jackalus, Mr. Cole, G. Headley, W. Janzer, E. Jarvis, R. Hilbert, M. Hacker, C. Hansen, M. Hunt, A. Kingett, K. Hecker, H. Haines, C. Knoerzer. 86 Homeroom 119. FIRST ROW - A. Daug, N. Campbell, D. Cruice, P. Bendig, R. Collinson, A. Assalone, E. Aspell, R. Busch, F. Behan, J. Campbell, D. Behnke, R. Aspell, E. Beuttel, E. Cleary, J. Bristol, A. Davis, F. Cieslik, B. M. Custalow, E. Davidson, N. Clark. SECOND ROW - Anderson, S. Cantor, Miss Sorrentino. Homeroom 221. FIRST ROW - W. Peak, M. Schiebel, Miss Pillet, M. Rudolph, M. Owsiak, A. Schmidt, R D. Pilcheski, B. Sheeler, B. Quigg, M. Ritter, C. Schmidt, Royds, J. Rubincam, E.Samm1er, R. Scott. C. Powell, C. Poupard, E. Phillips. SECOND ROW - Homeroom 208. FIRST ROW -- W. McKelvey, S. MC- Linden, McGuire, K. Laskowski, R. Middleman, D Cutcheon, M. Miller, B. Mackey, C. Mangaro, D. Matt- McCandless, B. McDade. THIRD ROW - W. McKelvey son, B. Meredith, E. Moran, M. Lockwood, F. Lesinskas. R. Larsen, B. Marx, E. Larsen, G. Maultz. SECOND Row - Mr. Roberts, P. LaPollo, J. Laurella, 87 Homeroom 210. FIRST ROW - R. Pregartner, F. Nei- SECOND ROW - Mr. Neiley, G. Nicholas, D. Roden, dinger, V. Mueller, D. Pierson, J. Schroeder, G. Rogers, J. D. Phillips, M. Nicholas, T. Oelkrug, J. Nero, L. Mosher, Schroeder, J. Mosebach, P. Martin, C. Pologruto. G. Schmidt, J. Nehlig, J. Reagle, H. Reed. Homeroom 212. FIRST ROW - M. See, A. White, M. J. Zawojski, R. Webber, R. Whitmore. THIRD ROW - Widman, G. Williamson, B. Stage, P. Yaworski, C. Stage, J. Warren, L. Sierra, R. Voigt, P. Vallianos, R. Stevenson, M. Walton, D. Stuart, A. Williams. SECOND ROW - J. Schweiker, R. Watkins, J. Young, W. VanDyke. Mr. Falls, J. Tricomy, R. Stroup, I. Wegner, L. Young, Homeroom 213. FIRST ROW - J. Crammer, D. Briggs, W. Cody, D. Butler, V. Carroll, J. Console, J. Berger, F. S. Carey, J. Briggs, N. Burr, M. Crosby, H. Adams, P. Davis. THIRD ROW - G. Blackman, R. Ballantine, F. Carter, M. Cooper, S. Beach. SECOND ROW - Mrs. Dailey, H. Charles, J. Cook, J. Conway, J. Brown. Lindblom, R. Cook, J. Decker, D. Asmus, D. Anderson, 88 Homeroom 211. FIRST ROW - S. Flannigan, R. Gar- son, R. Green, R. Golley, C. Devlin, A. Garrity, Miss Turner. wood, D. Gullo, G. Exler, M. Griffith, W. Gault, J. Dio- THIRD ROW - T. Egolf, W. Fieger, L. Diamond, W. dato, D. Eschert, A. Hamilton, H. Fisk. SECOND ROW Gray, P. Harris. - G. Harding, P. Drimmer, J. Feeley, M. Gahm, J. Gib- Homeroom 209. FIRST ROW - B. Hosford, S. Jackson, A. Krantz, G. Heitman, W. Kindle, THIRD ROW - R. N. Kodadek, R. Hunt, T. Hinderliter, H. Holston, F. Hart- Keck, H. Johnson, S. Karlsen, J. Heim, T. Hohing, Mr. man, G. Harrison, J. Johnson, J. Horsey. SECOND ROW Langley. - R. Kenvin, J. Jeffers, J. Kling, L. Holloway, J. Husted, Homeroorn 202. FIRST ROW - S. Westort, A. Yopp, F. Vallett, S. Waters, J. Werner, D. Williams, J. Zbi- kowski, V. Vollmer, N. Williams, B. Wark. SECOND ROW - I. Swanson, M. Young, R. Walker, S. Valenti, 4? . Vizoco, E. Taylor, D. Vierthaler, D. Zangaro, S. Svihla, Williams, Mr. Anderson. THIRD ROW - P. Wagner Wohlfarth, F. Syer, W. Wames, G. Young, R. Trout, Weleski, E. Veach, J. Turner, P. Taylor. Homeroom 201. FIRST ROW - D. Ruggero, C. Sproul, S. Richards, K. Smith, M. Sullivan, J. Schoch, L. Star- kus, J. Schaefer. SECOND ROW - Mr. Glover, J. Stip pick, M. Stetson, C. Shrader, G. Stippick, J. Simpkins, L. Skerrett, L. Slothour, J. Stiver, E. Sofield. THIRD ROW -- D. Reinhardt, R. Stevenson, M. Schuler, A. Schaivo, C. Reitz, J. Sierra, S. Scheid, J. Sheridan, E. Reynolds. Homeroom 205. FIRST ROW - J. Pufta, K. Pyles, J. Pyzik, M. Ralston, L. Morley, C. Pyles, B. Poponi, Ott, E. Reed, W. Miller. SECOND ROW - K. Mitchell, P. Meyers, B. Myers, E. Powell, J. Murphy, P. Phillips, G. Obenland, J. Miller, B. Ranck, M. Morrissey, Mr. Dean. THIRD ROW - E. Peterson, J. Powell, H. Miller, R. O'Neil, F. Murphy, R. Thomas, H. Mitchell, P. Rainier, R. Monckton, C. Rappenecker. Homeroom 207. FIRST ROW - W. Kline, Igielski, D. Martin, J. Madara, L. McCrane, M. Liberkowski, H. MacBride, R. McKelvey, B. McCutcheon, C, Madden. SECOND ROW - Mr. Graham, D. Kline. L. Jones, B. Kramer, M. Lee, A. Lewman, V. Mayo, O. Kruger, R. Mattson, R. Klein, K. Lindborn. THIRD ROW - J. Kaufmann, W. Mathis, J. Lee, F. Koch, E. Lafferty, D. Lahneman, T. Laughlin, D. Martin, W. Kehler, R. Judge. Homeroom 224. FIRST ROW - C. Bauer, D. Briggs, C. Bolle, J. Brosic, J. Brown, J. Buckley, F. Beckman, L. Berkey, V. Boyd, F. Burton. SECOND ROW - Mr. Kistler, P. Barett, J. Carney, J. Benett, H. Adams, H. Billington E. Bond, K. Byerly, M. Bernett, M. Beasley, M. Buchhofer Homeroom 222. FIRST ROW - M. Donahue, B. Davis, R' Cooper: M- Chinchillo, R- Contrevo, R' Clark, G' Chas' H. Dunleavy, A. Delaney, R. Ceislik, F. Cole, C. Cinelli, tain. THIRD ROW - J. Czbas, R. Dougherty, C. Cunane, J. Erb, J. DeFal1ot, R. DiOrio. SECOND ROW - Mrs. C. Drumm, E. Charney. Berkey, D. Christy, S. Davis, P. Castor, D. Emstoftsky, Homeroom 220. FIRST ROW - J. Gregory, R. Fuller, D. Gerlock, B. Feldman, G. Fox, L. Fuhrer, V. Friberg, B F-owler, J. Hoban, E. Hill. SECOND ROW - P. Harris W. Hickman, P. Humes, C. Gahm, R, Hume, K. Hegeman J. Hauck, T. Fitzpatrick, B. Cault, C. Gauggle, R. Gibson s M. Hahn, Miss Jones. THIRD ROW - H. Gansow, P Harris, A. Hollimon, W. Garretson, J. Giannone, J. Gag- non, A. Hollimon, R. Gess. R. Hamilton, S. Foster, J. Gon- zales, C. Gamble, J. Hawkins, J. Fermanis. Homeroom 106. FIRST ROW - M. Andrews, D. Busch, Beeler, W. Beadling, B. Bachman, D. Anderson, K. Ashen- P. Burr, W. Beadling, L. Baraccia, M. Braddock, J. An- felder, W. Bodine. THIRD ROW - B. Boyce, J. Adams, drews, D. Blakeley, J. Beaver, J. Brooks. SECOND ROW R. Berkey, R. Berg, J. Allsebrook, M. Bove, G. Bendig, F. - Mrs. Ewan, M. Beardsworth, B. Ablett, S. Blithe, P. Alburger, B. Bowen, C. Barrick. Homeroom 120. FIRST ROW - B. Dietrich, S. Calvin, E. Carroll, J. DelRossi, B. Dalton, S. Chew, J. Conway C. Decker, H. Carty, T. Dumas. SECOND ROW - C Daniels, C. DiDomenica, M. Cantor, A. Corduo, S. Davis, Mildred Drinkwater, E. Danner, H. Cheeseman, K. Dough- s erty, C. Christy, B. Doherty, G. Durfor, Miss Spinella. THIRD ROW - A. Cathers, H. Christy, A. Diamond, B. Dorell, M. Curry, A. Daggett, J. Daniels, J. Creamer, B. D'Ambrosio, B. D'Ambrosio, B. Dillon. Homeroom 206. FIRST ROW - R. Foster, C. Gebel, J. Hartman, B. Harrison, B. Haines, K. Grablow, L. Green- Grimmie, L. Gregory, P. Grifhth, M. Hannigan, H. Far- wood, E. Greig, A. Fitting, J. Gray, J. Erb. THIRD ROW rell, C. Harrison, D. Goldman, M. Hannigan. SECOND - C. Gerhardt, D. Fisher, E. Feiger, D. Gray, J. Gagnon, ROW - Mr. Stallings, M. Fleckenstein, J. Hahn, T. B. Gibson, W. Foster, J. Fleisch, J. Gagnon, H. Hayes. Homeroom 135. FIRST ROW - R. Keller, D. Igielski, Daly, L. Hunter, W. Kappeler, D. Klein, R. Hofacker, J. L. Johnson, D. Kebalo, N. Hirn, L. Kebalo, R. Johnson, Hoey, C. Kerbowski, S. Heim, J. Hoey, H. Hoffman, R. C. Heim, C. Klumpp, C. Heim. SECOND ROW - MIS. Heinrich, E. Holston. Homeroom 234. FIRST ROW - F. Lavala., J. Kuns, S. R. McGuire, E. McCloy, Mrs. Oliviefr. THIRD ROW - Morris, S. Krusinski, M. McGuirk,.S. McGuire, D. Loges, J. Krips, W. Miller, H. Marcon, E. Massey, B. Michaels, J. Morrison, J. McClasky, L. Llewellyn. SECOND ROW C. LaPollo, E, McWilliams, R. Lehman, J. Mcllhenny, W. - A. Madden, M. Leek, P. MacFarland, P. Kohler, C. Magee, T. McKenna. McDevitt, W. Lakowski, D. Mayo, D. Miller, E. Koerner, Homeroom 243. FIRST ROW - R. Nelson, C. Peden, bury, J. Russel, A. Schiller, B. Olsen, J. Patton, Mr. Di R. Sheller, A. Price, W. Pufta, J. Sheller, J. Potts, W. Ott, Giovanne. THIRD ROW - R. O'Keefe, J. Ravel, G. G. Otterback, N. Pendergest. SECOND ROW - B. Piazza, Pritchett, J. Otis, R. Noble, C. Poupard, M. Osborn, J. C. Parks, E. Mustaro, E. Omrad, L. Schneider, G. Pendle- Romaine, V. Potts, Sainsbury. 93 Homeroom 239. FIRST ROW -- J. Voight, E. Schulz, G. Warren, L. Wolbert, R. Scott, M. Simpkins. THIRD ROW Strother, C, Williams, H. Williams, C. Wagner, C. Staines, - J, Somers, E, Welker, B. Stoy, G. Walker, S. Weber, R. Vernon, G. Taylor, E. Thomas. SECOND ROW - E. Wilkie, M. Taylor, K. Schoen, T. Wilson, J. Somers, E. Mrs. Dugan, H. Trotter, H. Wible, J. Zein, A. Widman, M. Wooding, A. Vallianos, B. Spaventa, J. Womer, J. Wilson, J. Young. Homeroom 130. FIRST ROW - R. Eichman, B. Clark, B. Fernandez, A. Crosby, M. Faist, D. Cody, M. Diodato, R. Dick, A. Daug, T. Sonak. SECOND ROW - J. De- lany, D. Cohan, M. Ernst, L. Ciervo, F. Dillon, D. Di- Martino, D. Cody, K. Ewan, L. Davey, J. DiDomenico, Mr. Schwartz. THIRD ROW - J. Custalow, J. Cosgrove L. Craig, S. Carty, W. Dorrell, J. Dowdell, M. Detwiler, A. Crowthers, W. Clendenning, R. Farren. Homeroom 132. FIRST ROW - R. Headley, T. Fricker, G. Foster, B. Hecker, G. Harrison, G. Fimple, J. Foxhill, M. Gibson, T. Hayes, T. Greve. SECOND ROW - J. Harris, D. Halliwell, C. Gifhn, N. Gault, G. Goldsboro, J. Haas, D. Foster, R. Gray, D. Golley, C. Frank, B. Hart- man, L. Gibson, Mr. DeYoung. THIRD ROW - K. Gochinski, R. Gansow, G. Flynn, J. Hannigan, A. Heaton, D. Grimmie, R. Flemming, W. Harris, V. Fleckenstein, L. Hallworth, H. Hales. Homeroom 128. FIRST ROW - A. Blakeley, Burr, C. M, Briggs, C. Birchall, Mr. DeCuzzi. THIRD ROW - Bleattler, C. Bruno, T. Bronchelli, R. Brooks, C. Assalone, R. Burns, A. Buehl, B. Burgess, P. Briggs, D. Aeschelman, J. Burton, H. Beasley, S. Bauer. SECOND ROW - J. W. Buchofer, R. Buck, O. Archer, G. Borehert, D. Arm- Carman, N. Aiken, R. Berger, P. Aspell, T. Bythway, K. strong, K. Bleattler, J. Bodner, P. Angel. Bandiera, C. Brosic, L. Burlap, C. Bendig, V. Bachman, Homeroom 137. FIRST ROW - P. MacEachern, J. Mi- R, McCarty, Mr, Karnes, THIRD ROW - M, McGar- chaels, J. Major, C. Mealey, S. Lee, L. Louis, E. Leek, rigle, M. Liberkowski, J. MacMillan, A. Leahey, E. Liver- J. Moor, Y. Mustaro, G. Meyer. SECOND ROW - D. noise, D. Moore, P. Maybery, T. McCouch, C. Lawrence, Lihn, R. Okey, C. MacEachern, H. Newton, R. Madon, B. Noble, M. Logan. P. Madden, J. Lucha, J. Jones, E. Lucke, J. Mitchell. Homeroom 228. FIRST ROW - K. Pierson, P. Reamer, hardt, K. Pison, Mr. Kobulnicky. THIRD ROW - L. R. Ranck, R. Ollinger, G. Rendall, M. Peterson, M. Otis, Pavolec, C, Reiber, A, Robinson, C. Rahme, R. Radich, W. Pasquino, A. Pologruto, M. Roberts. SECOND ROW W. Price, C. Pfeffer, W. Roach, G. Phillips, P. Ritter, R. - B. Ollis, J. Read, J. Orcutt, R. Riley, D. Reese, W. Pat- Richardson, J. Paynter. ton, J. Parker, L. Parncutt, J. Rice, T. Rayer, R. Rein- 95 Homeroom 230. FIRST ROW - D. Smiley, C. Schaefer, M. Simpers, J. Shwaluk, J. Royds, C. Stokley, J. Scheirer, W. Sproul, V. Springer, D. Rocker. SECOND ROW - R. Scott, J. Sassany, C. Shoemaker, N. Rogers, L. Scalise, C. Rulli, W. Smith, M. Stippick, S. Simmons, P. Souders, L. Steelman, J. Spavonta, D. Springer, R. Sayers, Mrs. Overton. THIRD ROW - R. Sloan, B. Sewter, B. Row- and, D. Seger, W. Saunders, B. Schafer, R. Rosenheim, L. Rufe, D. Stout, W. Shrader, L. Rudolph, D. Scott. Homeroom 232. FIRST ROW - M. Worrell, C. Vain, D. Thomas, B. Weney, B. White, Terch, D. Thomas, C. Wilson, F. Vain, J. Wurst, SECOND ROW - Mr. O'Brien, P. Wessel, M. Thoman, D. Ulrich, S. Stuber, L. Worrel, W. Weisman, L. Walker, R. Wolf, M. Toon, S. Young, K. Theander, J. Vierthaler. THIRD ROW - G. Widener, L. Ward, E. Thomas, M. Travaglio, J. Tumm, W. Taylor, B. Tamburrino, J. Wessel, B. Villano, L. Tyler. Homeroom 134. FIRST ROW - S. Koehler, L. Jacobson, L. Kingett, J. Huryon, F. McGovern, F. Jocobson, A. Jocobi, J. Kane, W. Irwin, M. Kirk, SECOND ROW - A. Kocinskons, K. Kohl, A. Hughes, E, Heller, M. Heye- man, Holton, R. James, C. Keir, L. Igielski, M. Sally, Miss Kansas. THIRD ROW - D. Kohl, A. Kimball, L. Humbrecht, L. Kruger, E. Klotz, L. Hudson, F. Kline, G. Landis, W. Kennedy, J. Konoenzer, A. Imperatore, L. Jarvis. 7 for? 42 If 2 X J4 I ,. Q-'aygqis Mm ':f ' NA ZS N H f , 1 ' jf X . - .,.-- W,-5 H, , V k . .V 4' -- E,Q.' ,,1: 'A K V- ,ga ':-..l. .i - . , 1 ,Q t rf. ' A, ' , -,gf '44 , avi ' --,kjjfetjeg ' if! , -fx XT, ,W A 'A V ' V ,nl -Q f ,Q , Ll. i ybf iyg-j g 'W' ygm if X ' ,L 5' lf - W4 mv 5 ,Qs. i:,f- is .H 2, in ' N ::d'5f?'?' - 5 W t - . gg. 1, A, ' SAI, A it K J ' ' ' 'A 4 . 4 1, ' f 1 ' l .4 ' mfg Q s ,., ng N r . , W w , 3 k ' + We 4. Q -U' 5 at he ,, ,ap , W .W ,..- an ,V ,Jr .4 if Q, , A 5..,'f+Ais,gff 4,531.4 ,. gf' A I Jai- 5.7 5,2 rgflxlii 1 ' 3 4,55 as xv f .f f-SfTff f '- ' , ,. ifafyetiwaffaqxiwe ,. 4 , I 1 Q. , A 2 .1 ,,, .L:0 ,x QE ,F u g at Alf .. .1,g.,- , , .. QI ffT0-f'+g- ,- .F 1 2' :ik zg,?f':3M , G , w Q , k X A n X rf, L, f, - X Nz lr fvg V2 I ' Q 'V ' Afimiiiiii.. 5 a T1-um i ff - - ' if :- Henry Haliburton Jim McCouch Mike Yaworski End Tackle Guard J ack Pedano Jim McManus Center Guard Al Ward George Clark Jack Kuns Tackle End End 98 Bill Franks Lou Testa Art Dayton Quarterback Quarterback Fullback Jim McCouch, Jack Pedano, Art Dayton Lee Tamburrino Jim Bowman Joe Italiano Halfback Halfback Halfback 99 VARSITY FOOTBALL Q SCORES Regional 22 Pitman ..... Regional 14 Haddonfield Regional 0 Woodbury . . Regional 14 Paulsboro . . . Regional 32 Triton ..... Regional 35 Merchantville Regional 0 Heights .... Regional 14 Audubon . . . I' Left to right: A. Ward, J. McManus, G. Clark, J. Bowman, J. Pedano, A. Dayton, J. McCouch, J. Italiano, M. Yaworski, W. Franks, L. Testa. 2nd ROW: T. Polugruto, J. Fisher, T. Moos, L. Tamburrino, J. Kuns, H. Haliburton, J. Rubincam, E. Jarvis, J. Goodwill, R. Stout, W. Mumie. 3rd ROW: R. Watkins, L. Mosher, A. Fox, R. Conway, E. Tompson, H. Johnson, R. Gru- ber, S. Carlson, F. Dailey, D. Flemming, D. Scardino, I. Peterson. MESSAGE FROM COACH HERBERT I think that our team this year was very well bal- anced without one particular, outstanding star. They all worked together with tremendous effort and team- work. School spirit, self-sacrifice, self-discipline, and hard work is the reason for our successful football season. The ,59 Rarns were the best all-around football players I have ever coached. Our team deserves the 100 respect of the entire student body for their beyond the call of dutyv efforts. , Most of our boys played in the entire garne, while other teams had the advantage of putting in sub- stitutes during the garne. We are all proud of Jack Pedano for his excellent kicking record and of our other players who received awards. 1 I I Q' Managers 8a Trainers: G. Nickles, E. Duncan, C. Cunane, H. Haines, R. Nobel, W. Mitchell. fm? V .. . . K .., .V Z , 1 E .- i . L A f J ' A 1 .ei-4.1. 5 1, ,M ww 1 ag' 5.1 . --- r i--2 - A f , ,L .,,. .:,. .V. T. , VVW A K A 1. L ff ' ' V'-' ,. i-N EW . .. 4. F. I. My if M F gy i m f , V ' 'A ..Q :- H1 - fi . -- Vn-' f . W 5 -' ,Q-7.,11?f' .--' 1, ,.:' . -. :t.,Q, gm - ' . ,f w w -Q A 'mgwrgrvmz WL... . M , 1 ' .. ,, .,.+1,,-L 101 rf f Y , . ,QL 'W ee' 4? I' .5 3.,,. , - I-. W L . - .-ML' .if .Lg V ,W -wh 5, ,V 3,3 . A , ,baig , ' K, , S L A -wi, 2-Q4g5i1i2'fffef:mi -w az2fff p 3, b- ,yu Lk Q W gf? -.- P - L , A., , QA sf - ' . f ' - 'g3i.1,5.Kf'f uf . I 34 . Q- . -,A H1-lfzil: Q XX f 4 gig nn. Ea, it M, ,:.f a,.- K ,- ' M' ' , ' I , ' .- 4,- -1 ,ibm Q M y A. Zangaro H. Herbert C. Fox A. Zangaro, D. Jewell, W. McDade, A. Muller, Mr. Lubamersky, J. Powell, Bristol, H. Herbert, C. Fox, E. Scofield. J. Powell A. Muller W. McDade 103 VARSITY HCCKEY FIRST ROW - M. Schiebel, M. Beaver, J. MacBride, P. Malsberger, P. Hilbert, A. Hughes, STANDING - J. McDermott, P. Hamilton, J. Mayers, D. Pierson, J. Obenland, C. Kohler, N. Freed, Mrs. Olivier. l Phyllis Malsberger Pat Hamilton Joan Ma.cBride Qco-captainj Cco-captainj Jean McDermott Mary Beaver Joann Obenland 104 UN IOR VARSITY HOCKEY FIRST ROW - L. McCraine, G. Obenland, L. Skerret, B. Feldman, D. Zangaro, F. Burton SECOND ROW - B. Davis, J. Werner, G. Stippick, M. Chinchillo, H. MacBride, D. Vier thalerg STANDING - M. Schiebel, J. Pyzik, B. Poponi, M. Rudolph, J. Simpl-mins, C. Sproul Mrs. Olivier. Adeline Hughes Annick Pasquet This year Overbrook seemed unable to put out a winning hockey team. The girls were defeated three out of five games, but they showed fighting sports- manship in all participations. The girls displayed a great amount of spirit and ability as the season pro- gressed. They cooperated as a team under the fine supervision of Mrs. Cynthia Olivier. The junior var- sity squad consisted of many underclassmen which means great promise for the coming years. Judy Mayers J.V. CHEERLEADERS KNEELING: S. Morris, B. Rudolph fCaptainj, M. Gennaro. STAND- ING: M. Fries, J. Airey, B. Mackey, J. Console CCO-captainj, K. Stiles, N. Murray, M. Price. Betty Rudolph CCaptainj Joan Airey JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Left to right: G. Stippickg S. Stuberg Pyzikg P. Simp kinsg L. Starkisg Mitchell, H. Farrell, C. Frank, F. Burton, M. McGarrigle. 106 Barbara Sypher Co-captain Rosane Arsenault Captain FIRST ROW: P. Byth- wayg H. Grimmieg C. Lombardi, C. Powellg SECOND ROW: E. Stringg V. Muellerg D. Pilcheski. THIRD ROW: C. Stageg B. Sypherg B. Stage g FOURTH ROW: R. Arsenault. Helen Grimmie 107 BAD This year's band was under the direction of Mr. Graham, who won the admiration and re- spect of all who worked with him. The band not only worked diligently during football season but all through the year. They could be heard at as- semblies, concerts, and special programs. Nora DeVaro was the 1959-60 Drum Majorette and did a tremendous job. We want to give a special thanks to Mr. Graham and all the band members for a job well done all year round. Nora DeVaro Center - Nora DeVaro, Richard Graham - Director, clockwise from Director - D. Moore, R. Hafacker, F. Cole, M. Gahm, J. Womer, S. Chew, E. Schultz, M. Lockwood, E. Fieger, T. Hartman, B. O'Conner, R. Agin, S. Waters, A. Jacobs, K. Ewan, H. Fisk, T. Hinderliter, S. Krucinski, R. Riley, W. Peak, J. Laurella, W. Reiher, W. Fieger, R. Grossman, P. Vallianos, T. Hoking. 108 COLOR GUARD Bernice Potts Pat O'Brien Verna Walker Carol Alexander Roberta Skrobiak Adeline Hughes Carol Alexander Adeline Hughes Roberta Skrobiak Bernice Potts 109 Pat O'B1ien DRILL SQUAD: P. Vining, B. Thomas, B. Nelson, K. Rogers, D- Mattson, S- C-HEY, M- Price, B- Mackey, G Williams, M. Fries, L. Wescott, M. Hacker, B. Henderson, Ha!'riSOI1, F. Slihaffrr, I- WCgHCr, J. Campbell, M. Valenti A. Macatee, N. Lee, C. Samoni, M. Ritter, S. Cantor, C. B- D61-i21. Gerhardt, D, Konrad. D. Asmus, Kline, C. Yahn, G. HEAD MAJORETTE Judy Mayers MAJORETTES S. Jackson, N. Walton, D, Eschert, J. Mayers - Captain, H. Ferg - Co- N Captain, E. Mattson, G. Mayo, M. Custalow. 110 is W .Mm Q, f' fl ,- M f 4 VARSITY - ROW I. H. Reed, B. Frank, G. Headly, B. Stout, D, Forchic, L. Testa. ROW 2. J. Heim CMgr.j, W. Feiger, R. Royds, H. Wilson, J. Schweiker, Coach Falls. B. F k B. St0llt ran Testa, 112 J.V, - ROW I. R. Laskowski, G. Schmit, F. Macatee, J. Nero, P. Harris, J. Young, E. Linden. ROW 2. Coach Guerere, R. Stiles, H. Charles, R. Eghof, B. Goodfellow, Heim CMEF-5 FRESHMAN - RQW I. Gregory, F. Beckman, R. Heggaman, T. Fitzpatrick, H. Mil- ler, T. McMutly, R. Humes, E. Reed, B. Fuller. ROW 2. Coach Neiley, D. Sheirer, H Adams, J. Czbas, E. Charney, R. Cooper, J. Fermans, F. Cook CMgr.j 113 iif-.z. fsfh55w,1 -,,,. af H .. . 5 f . ., z' , A 'ga , Xia ., - : . sz - Li, ,,.. L f, ,Q I 4, , 31 H 1 Q E227 ' :Nw f ' f 'L2f'i - if f 3' -- Q A-. ' 015 --Ag' W. ' e 4 - 'Q 4' M - , ... qi .,, ,, ,, . . , 7. 2 , 3 I QQ, I , Sf -' g 'f Y , ge ,Q k f . -x. ., H pg V .,- , Mi, x ,,,, n i ,f , V A -V P 'i -. r . -2 ' - ' -wa . an - f ' ' , 4,544 5 . , I 'ki Ea 'K 3, 55 ' K Q '. ' .. f' ,, -. H 1.557 '1,g - 1 - A -- 1, - - .. -3- .QA 1 Qfuiwypkny .X - V '3?f'.- f1Paegf15,':Q.,p,..g,,T'- -.1 . - ,pg M M5,,,..rg...-4,59 ,. '--- 'Y' , 4 gm? -,gg M., 4,fg4wM. .5 , .. N -45 ' -' ,. A M-, J , - iw M ,J , 1. K -s, , 2 M as ,gf ,Q 'bf . .L F32--1A if A -':'Qz'fWamf+Qf? j. 'Sw 1ffz1QwQ.e . M g 1 V , wg .1 Mk ag-1 ,gf 2531 ..:-Lug -.5 5 - - k I M , 1 153 1 -,--' ' H V w Lx . A- ' Q -fi..?.lp-MBI M- ' ., 1423 ,,,ii, Q ,. ..,. ,,,,, V+ K ,W W ,',: M .-,, , ,,,.. 1 H .f wg 114 'ROW I: R. Murphy, R. Kenvin, E. Quinn, C. Harsh, A. Asselone, J. Italiano, R. Soefield O. Kruger, A. Zangaro ROW 2: J. MCQuirer, R. Casey, R. Watkins, M. Kruger, T. Oelkrug, R. Conway, R. Gruber, A. Kingett, L. Siera ROW 3: Mr. Landis, E. Duncann, B. Mayer, E Jarvis, J. Rubincann, A. Schmidt, J. Powell, W. Mitchell, Mr. Mauriello. E. Quinn and J. Italiano J. Italiano and A. Zangaro W. Mayer and J- Powell 1 15 VARSITY FIRST ROW - B. Thomas, A. Krantz, M. Dolan, C. Kolher, D. Asmus, C. Alexander, L- Cooperg STANDING - Miss Halen QCoa.chj, M. Beaver CMgr.j, N. Freed, M. Kenney, J. Obenland, P. Malsberger QMgr.j Mary Ellen Kenney Qco-captainj 1 Carol Alexander foo-captainj 116 Joann Obenland JU 1011 VAR ITY FIRST ROW -- E. Krantz, F. Davis, M. Gahm, D. Anderson, N. Burr, SECOND ROW - Miss Hazen, Coach, R. Weber, J. Womer, P. Carter. FRE HME FIRST ROW - C. Maddon, J. Werner, M. Drinkwater, M. Wooding, K. Ashenfelder, H. Williams, B. Dietrich, R. Klein, SECOND ROW - C. Harrison, D. Klein, H. MacBride, G. Obenland, E. McCloy, D. Zangaro, D. Vierthaler, M. Hahn, H. Cheesemang LAST ROW - P. Harris CMgr.j, J. Ravel, B, Gault, G. Stippick, A. Lewman, J. Simpkins, L. Skerrett, D. Fisher, M. Chinchillo, Miss Turner, Coach. 117 J ack KUHS Joe Italiano George Clark Lee Tamburrino Art Dayton ,wi .. ' l. JV: A - E g 1 me . ' ' 3: .v s,-g,. :f. !Q Q . QQ 'LD 'W . -1 , ' e Z f 1 1 . ,fEQ,,Q5 I :JZ ' 1 V N 2 g L fe e ., V A ' ' IE Z : ' -' . 2 f , ,- K. f 3 f y, ,,,,L z 5 A ,-fs Sea: , .. i g. f'- lie' 13355 P4 1 ww' -l m-.w .,,. ..,. - . ,lf lm .--wfxwa. - - , ge w f 3.3 ' E , , ,W W 1 ge x - ' ' -2m's'zg W . :Q V ,- ww'.fef.-fv.f'2f5-fifli f :Sm -- .6 .,-. - 1 ' .. , 1- V.-UP ' me -sqm' - 2 -.Q - . 1- . Y. -,l,g1fy-':.::-.f :, 5 '- .2-1:-.IM-,LMP-.-D.. El :4 'H-:fl 'V ' , -V , -- - 5 A .- ,Q -- Jack Pedano Henry Haliburton Bill McDade 1 18 VARSITY TRACK TEAM: Left to right ls! ROW! Kuns, Coach J. Herbert. 3rd ROW: H. Johnson, W. J. Italiano, L. Tamburrino, B. Gruber, J. Goodwill, J. Mummie, E. Jarvis, B. McDade, J. Fisher, T. Pologruto, Pedano, Mgr. G. Henshaw. 2nd ROW.' Coach A. Hoch, R. Watkins. A. Dayton, H. Haliburton, B. Forchin, G. Clark, J. These boys were never as inactive as this picture these fellows must train constantly so that each is shows. Because track is an individualistic sport, always in peak performance in their event. VARSITY RELAY TEAM - 60 Ist ROW: George Clark, Jack Fisher 2nd ROW: Mr. A. Hoch - Coach, Bud Muller, Henry Haliburton. A relatively new athletic activity at Overbrook School at the Inquirer, Penn, and Bridgeton Relays this year was the mile relay team. These boys, this year and did a very commendable job. under the guidance of Mr. Hoch, represented our 119 PH 'E-l4k'j'.11'-viiiinllliii-'sl' Q -' 41l VARSITY BASEBALL ROW I: Coach Mr. Mauriello, E. Quinn, J. Briles, F. Fitzpatrick, D. Blackman, D. Cruice, B. Heggan. ROW 2: H. Soefield, F. Muller, J. Mulhern, H. Wilson, A. Ward, B. Busch. FRESHMAN BASEBALL ROW I.' F. Hartman, R. Cook, H. Reed, Feeley, Gonzales, coach - Mr. Stallings. ROW 2: R. Phillips, T. Egolf, A. Fox, S. Carlson, B. Gray, Mgr. - Cunane. ROW 3: T. Oelkrug, J. Swcheiger, B. Cody, J. Young, W. Feiger. 120 JACK PEDANO ALL AMERICAN To Jack Pedano and Coach Jack Her- bert, we proudly dedicate this page. We congratulate you both on your achieve- ments, and we thank you for the praise and honor you have brought to Over- brook Regional High School. Our school is proud of having an All-American football player for the third consecutive year. Over- brook Regional High School is the only school in the United States to have ever achieved this dis- tinction. In 1958 Warren Maccaroni became our first All-American and the first player chosen from South Jersey in eleven years. Joe Moos kept up the tradition by becoming our second All-American in 1959. Finally, in 1960, Jack Pedano received the honor. jack was a unanimous choice for All Colonial Conference Center, All Group III Center, All South Jersey Center, and the Associated Press All State Center, besides having been chosen to play for the East on the All-American Eleven at Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Hershey, Pennsylvania. During his senior year, Jack was co-captain of the Overbrook squad and did all of the kicking off. He set a new school punt average of 42 yards and made 21 out of 25 conversions. It was also announced that Coach Jack Herbert has been selected as the backfield coach for the All-American team this year. It is the First time a coach from the State of New Jersey has received this honor. -A--A-M , , 9 ..,.,,,, 9 , ARCHERY SITTING - P. Vining, M. Durfor, STANDING - J. Blackman, H. Griffith, B. Voight D. Hensel, A. Schmidt, J. Houchin, Mrs. Dugan, Adviser, J. Nero. . K' gf, . , .3-www. Vkhkr 1 . K, wx, 6 Jw 1 1. w K fr K 5.53 .wi X -. V. 'V Y Q , K X I- s!'!?if-Y ' - ,',. 1 .iff r 3... 1 in H r JQQ? 9 I 3 sf?fiZa5'?,L 5 'ffff 11 4+ Q . 5 9 l f 'f2fg..s.. if I . was-fn ........f f Peggy Vining Jim Houchin LA CRO SSE Miss Hazen, C. Donahue, N. Freed, P. MacNicho1, D. Anderson, G. Harrison, D. Pierson. 122 GOOD LUCK cLAss OF 1960 PRESIDENT Gwen Williams VICE PRESIDENT Patricia Hilbert RECORDING SECRETARY Dolores Pilcheski CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Bernice Polls TREASURER Nancy Campbell ADVISER Mr. Ewan OVERBROOK REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL PUBLIC CONFIDENCE MADE OUR PROGRESS POSSIBLE IN OUR PHENOMENAL GROWTH Announcing: NEW HIGHER I d 5 ' Compounded or mlifiiii Eiiings DIVIDENDS Pvid in cesh The BIG 3 3f4I-'Xe Qffjm SEMI-ANNUALLY Starting Jan. 1, 1960 INTER-BORO SAVINGS 81 LOAN 402-404 White Horse Pike, Laurel Springs, New Jersey THE FASTEST GROWING FINANCIAL INSTITUTION IN SOUTHERN N. J. HAS ATTAINED A CONSTANT PINNACLE OF ACHIEVEMENT IN FINANCIAL STABILITY RESERVES more than S1,000,000.00 An adequacy of reserves provides an impenetrable armor DIVIDENDS paid Savings Members ITIOFS 1'1'lCll'1 WHERE YOU SAVE DOES MAKE A DIFFERENCE ASSETS more than S17,000,000.00 Security and Liquidity with availability December 31 1939 5294,022.84 December 31 1943 962,35l,68 December 31, 1948 1945130.52 December 31 1952 5,22 I ,74-3,78 December 31 1955 7,855,415 I .59 December 31 1957 I I .OO December 31 1959 N 0 DiDomenico 81 Son PAREE DRIVE IN CLEANERS I HR. DRY CLEANING 3 HR. SHIRT LAUNDRY ' TUXEDO RENTAL 413 White Horse Pike Lindenwold, N. J. ST 3-0300 GULF SERVICE Chews Landing Rd. Clemenfon NAPOLI'S PIZZA HOUSE TAKE OUT 8. DELIVER ST 3-I6II 72 Berlin Road Clemenfon CLEMENTON BEAUTY SHOP TINTING - HAIR STYLING PERMANENT WAVES 60 Berlin Road Clementon, New Jersey Ethel Smith Ethel 8. Frank ST 3 9798 Frank G. Pratzner Miss Helen Rothermel J. R. Herbert Mr. Nicholas Neiley Mrs. Lynette Trout Albert Rossi Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr Kendree R. Langley Narducci 81 Mrs. James McElhenny Hoch Frank E. Karnes Homeroom 201 Mr. 81 Mrs. Carl T. Maiese Edward F. Lubamersky Thomas P. Brooks Miss A. M. Spinella William Gallagher Shirley Himmelmann Gail Hazen Mr. Richard A. Graham Laura M. Jester Miss Patricia Pillet Frank Macatee ORA L. WOOSTER FUNERAL HOME INC. Ora L. Wooster, Jr Ora L. Wooster 51 Park Boulevard ' President Clementon, New Jersey Manager CLASS OF 1945 KEEP YOUR SAVINGS GROWING AT THE ATCO SAVINGS 8. LOAN ASSOCIATION It's easy to save money once you start and get that habit of doing it reg- ularly. At ATCO SAVINGS and LOAN you start with as little as S1.00, and add whatever you wish to your savings account too, at any time. Twice a year, we'll add to your account too, at the annual rate of 3 1f2w,, to make your savings grow much faster - come in today and get started - you'll be glad you did. ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO 510,000 Atco, New Jersey Rockwell 7-1550 CAMDEN COUNTY'S NEWEST SAVINGS AND LOAN OFFICE HOLLOWAY BUS SERVICE, INC. CAREFUL, COURTEOUS, CHARTER SERVICE White Horse Pike ond Gibbsboro Rood Clemenfon, New Jersey ST 3-OI 37 ? ig ,vig Tl. 'lg ,A-'lf ,T fi I E43 Are You PLANNING To 5 I A I PREPARE for comes? PERK'S 'I I I 'Q time: z.:ii:::-,Jim ,::i:,v:iL:L::g , f , :our as o Hi I1 School Gradua es who PIN E H ' 3 I Z? dexirxn I: qualay for Collaga Adinission. ,REFRESIIER COURSE - 1 f , . MARKET it Rivninom' 1 YEAR in 4 MONTHS i ' mms ?'g.g::::ig.tU.z:1:,:'::'L::i'1:i:.. :.1:i':fi:'NG ummm., gg. '--- :M TEACHING AECOUNNNG 5 I Reise fllelr sellolasfle lvorcgo. 712 Eriol Rood Pine Hill, N. J. ST 3-0925 CHEMISTRY A MED FORCE IUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 47 Yrs. of Sinceulul College Froparllln STUDENTS NOW ACCEPTED FOR TERM A Coma in and dncun your oducauonul prahlnm or WIIQI, lp AL nr phom LO 8-4355 fur 47th Your Calalng. . liiilmlisl ' ' -is ' s N LINCOLN PREP SCHOOL STUDENTS NOW ACCEPTED FOR JUNE TERM L gl E03-ZITSO. ZQIII Sli. aj' Wglllllf LO I-4855 -11-1 SCHOOL SWEATERS JACKETS GYM SUITS IN CLEMENTON FRISCH'S S th Jersey's Most Modern Department St ZAMSKY STUDIOS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE T960 L'AGENDA PICTURES FROM THIS YEARBOOK ARE KEPT ON FILE IOO7 Market Street Philadelphia 7, Penno. WAInut 2-3560 P. T. DeMARCO M.D. 7th Ave. ond Eriol Rood Pine Hill, N. J. St 3-5739 M. H. WEITBERG, M.D. 614 South White Horse Pike Lindenwold, N. J. Sf 3-4779 PATRONS COMPLIMENTS To THE Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Macatee Mr. 81 Mrs. Edward McQuaid CLASS OF V960 Mr. 81 Mrs. A. W. Muller Mrs. Robert Rump, Sr. Robert Rump, jr., U. S. N. DR- and Mr. 81 Mrs. F. McColgan NCRMAN LQBOVE DR. M. H. ASSANTE 120 Whife Horse Pike Clemenion, N. J. St 3-0084 MARVIN E. HERRING, M.D. 'l5 Longwood Drive Lourel Mill Forms Sfrofford, N. J. Sf 3-0033 Mr. 81 Mrs. John E. Dugan Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Houchin Robert Thoman 81 Mrs. David Reynolds Mr Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Holloway Mr. 81 Mrs. Anthony Palmerchuck Mr. 81 Mrs. James Palmerchuck Harold Lederer Mr. Mr Mr Mr Richard W. Zimmermann. Jr. 81 Mrs. R. W. Zimmermann 81 Mrs. Fred L. Lynch, Jr. 81 Mrs. George Darrell, Sr. Mrs. Margaret Holmes Miss Margot L. Holmes 81 Mrs. W. Wilson 81 Mrs. Maurice Cohan A. F. Berton 81 Mrs. Wingert 81 Mrs. Louis Gargano Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. J Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs ohn Andrews William Dennison 81 F Kenneth Hegeman George Headley john E. Grablow, Jr. Anthony Koliba Charles Fox William H. Sproul Ben Cro, Jr. Mrs. A. Holloway Mr. Andrew Hagelin amily , CLARK BROS. R0MAN0'5 Distributors of R PLEASANT FARMS DAIRY PRODUCTS I Horses Bought, Sold, 81 Bocrded Golden Guernsey Milk Western' Clothing and Soddle Shop Fine Butter Fresh Eggs Soddl 379 E I Rd e rio . I Horses Eriol, N. J. Kirkwood, N. J. For Hire BUS 51 to Door LGRI'S DELICATESSEN SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY LUNCH MEATS 38 Berlin Rodd Clementon, New Jersey ST 3-I744 PATRONS Mr. SL Mrs. Robert Hagelin Mr. SL Mrs. Sam D'Ambrosio SL Garry Miss Mary Rich Mr. SL Mrs. William Peters Mr. SL Mrs. George Heft Frankie Del Percio John Mair Mr. SL Mrs. Joseph F. Morgan SL Family Mrs. Eleanor Moncrief, Sr. Mrs. Kathrine Veach SL Children Mrs. Caroline Pinto Joan SL Duke Grace Mr. SL Mrs. Harry Charles George Bowman Mr. SL Mrs. Art Hames Mr. SL Mrs. Ed McWilliams Mrs. Bowman Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr Mr Mr. SL Mrs SL Mrs . Joseph Oehrl, Sr. SL Grandchildren . Ralph Scott .joseph G. Henshke, Sr. SL Mrs SL Mrs. Wglker SL Mrs. Elmer Smith SL Mrs . Robert Appenzeller SL Mrs. SL Mrs. Henry Coia Victor Kaczmarek Councilman 8: Mrs. Robert Leafey Jean Wainwright 8: Mrs. Thomas Green Mr. 8: Mrs. O. Mueller Join the U.S.M.C. Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Reehle Carl H. Weihman, Jr. Mrs. Theresa Vignati Mrs. Pearl Cook Mr. 8: Mrs. William Yahn Mr. 8: Mrs. Schnitzius Mr. 8: Mrs. John P. Goginsky Mr. 8: Mrs. William Harner Mr. 8: Mrs. Randel W. Lynch Merry Christmas Mr. Eiderson A. Dean Mr. 8: Mrs. Joe Czbas Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph Rich Edith 8: Pat Kraft Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs Mr. 8: Mrs . Stanley Nicholas 8: F . Bud Devlin F. L. Donahue Mr. 8: Mrs. . John Pinos James McFarland Charles Fox, Class of '60 Ed McCaughey, Class of '60 Kathleen Bleattler Charles LaLena, Class of '60 Kathy Smith Dolores Rocker Bobby Burns Carol Ann Yastcemski Joseph Cuthbert The Three Watt's Lynn Cooper Doris, JoAnn, Theresa 8: Babe Color Guard of 1960 Dan Blackman Ronnie 8: Jerry Jim 8: Florence Marie Valenti Bob 8: Amy Johnny 8: Phyllis Bernice, Kay, Karen 8: Pat Tom Schukis Mr. Edward Lubamersky Mr. Nicholas Neiley Mr. 8: Mrs. Lawrence Mauriello Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry R. Hetrick Raymond Eichfeld McGowan's Bar Mildred's Delicatessen Gibby's Cut Rate Knoll's Sport Shop Nick's Shoe Repair PATRON S amily Gladys M. Barrick Mr. 8: Mrs. Harriman 8: Mrs. J. Taylor 8: Mrs. Andrew Diamond, Sr. 8: Mrs. Thomas Petruzzi 8: Mrs. Richard Mueller . 8: Mrs. Robert V. Powell 8: Mrs. Joseph Grimmie Mr. Donald L. Anderson '54 A Friend Mr. 8: Mrs. V. Campbell, Class of '50 A Friend Mr. 8: Mrs. Beaver Mr. 8: Mrs. John Potts The A. Johnsons Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Prem Mr. 8: Mrs. William Richards Mr. 8: Mrs. V. MacBride Compliments of M. Zarello Mr. 8: Mrs. Irvin Wagner Mr. L. C. Probst Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Malsberg Jim Houchin, Class of '60 Darlene Armstrong Bud Muller Harry Charles, Class of '62 Myles 8: John Bennett Benny Piazza Lorraine Lewis George Landes Ella Veach Grandmom Chandler Doris, Pam 8: Jerry Frank Fitzpatrick Peter-Pater of Penllyn Bill 8: Maureen Ronnie 8: Ron Don 8: Carol Jim 8: Pat Elaine 8: Andy Bob Larry Mauriello Mr. 8: Mrs. Eugene H. Ewan Mr. Nick C. Guerere Mr. T. Glover Mr. 8: Mrs. Joseph N. Olivier Bertram P. Miles, III Mr. 8: Mrs. Nick Guerere Sweet Shop er 8: Family Wilson's Infant and Children's Wear Pine Hill Police Duet Beauty Salon Community Drugs TRIANGLE LUNCHEONETTE Clementon, New Jersey STerling 3-9784 JOSEPH GRUBER 236 Gibbsboro Road Clementon, New Jersey STerling 3-3734 TOMJS CLEMENTON TAXI SERVICE Across from Gruberls srefling 3-3781 MARY- JANE Foon MARKET Clementon, New Jersey STerling 3-1474 LaCASA CAFE Joseph Tedesco fProp.j STer1ing 3-9772 JACK FROST SHOE STORE Clementon, New Jersey STerling 3-2010 CLEMENTON AUTO MOBIL SERVICE 45 Berlin Road Clementon, New Jersey STerling 3-9806 STEFF AN AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY Gibbsboro Road SL White Horse Pike Clementon, New Jersey STerling 3-9728 Complete Line of Automotive Supplies AL'S TAXI SERVICE 223 East Charles Street Lindenwold, New Jersey STer1ing 3-1354 Mr. SL Mrs. Thomas Bythway Joe SL Peg Walt SL Kass Ann Sorrentino RITZ MUSIC SL SPORT STORE Clementon, New Jersey PETE'S CIGAR STORE Clementon, New Jersey STer1ing 3-3010 BOB,S SERVICE CENTER Branch SL Erial Road Pine Hill, New Jersey STerling 3-2086 DEBRA-ANN BEAUTY SALON 109 Central Avenue Berlin, New Jersey ROckwell 7-1099 VACUUM CLEANERS Parts, Repairs, SL Service S. E. Bunce STerling 3-2666 BILL SL JO CHERUBINO ROUH'S COCKTAIL LOUNGE Maple SL Carlton Avenues ROYD'S MERIT STATION 719 White Horse Pike Lindenwold, New Jersey STerling 3-9260 - Day STerling 3-0844 - Night A. L. SMITH County Motor Parts 112 North White Horse Pike Lindenwold, New Jersey CLocated at Charlie's Service Centerj SNYDER STUDIO 108 South White Horse Pike Berlin, New Jersey Mr. SL Mrs. Joseph Feeney Mr. gl Mrs. V. Arsenault Mr. SL Mrs. William Hamilton Homeroom 1 13