Overbrook High School - L Agenda Yearbook (Pine Hill, NJ)
- Class of 1968
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I know no way of judging of the future but by the pastf, Patrick Henry Y ..M ,N ., ,, , 5 i 7 I never think ofthe future, it comes soon enoughf, Albert Einstein 8 atri- IX 32 ,V ia 'S i mini . '-My .dp it . t 'W Introduction Cooperation is the key to the success of a yearbook. All the labors expended in the pro- duction of a yearbook are not wasted. We of the yearbook staff, sincerely want you to en- joy, and appreciate this copy, your copy of the 1968 Lit-Xgenda. Wie thank all those who have helped us but who unfortunately cannot be named because the list would be too great. We hope that you will cherish this small reminder of your years at Overbrook Regional High. We hope also that you will come back to Overbrook, to your classmates and to your teachers by way of L,Agenda in the years to come. VVe know that it is thc future that should be your focus, but the future depends upon the past. Good Luck L'Agenda Staff Our youth We can have hut today, We may always End time to grow old Bishop Berkeley He who dares nothing, need hope for nothingf, Schiller fxffx. 'M-.M ll HUrge him with truth to frame his fair replies, and sure he will: For wisdom never liesf' Homer I2 Men build no structures that outlives a bookf, Anonymous I3 sif s 3 1 af , ,fsf 1 GI 'iAll these tidal gatherings, growth and decay Shining and darkening, are forever Renewed, and the Whole cycle impenitently Resolves, and all the past is futuref' Robinson letters Opening ,... Sports ,,.. Activities . , . Faculty . . , Senior ......, Senior Activity Directory . . . . Underclassmen Advertisement l 15 Contents 1 17 N09 83 113 123 153 Dedication It is with admiration, respect, and pleasure that the Class of1968 and the students of Overbrook dedicate this L,Agenda to our teacher and friend, Mr. Edward F. Lubamer- sky. Better known to us as Mr. Lu, he has ac- tively served us for ten years at Overbrook. His cheerful and realistic manner has devel- oped a greater level of maturity and aspira- tion in all of us. We shall long remember his sincere dedi- cation to teaching. Under his influence, the horizons sprang wide, fear went away, and the unknown became knowable. It is our wish that this modest dedication represents in a small way the satisfactions and pleasures ofthe many students who have been guided by him over the years. The fond memories we will possess for Overbrook will be synonymous with our feel- ings for Mr. Lubamersky. 16 Ysxfsn. psg,fH-,fw Awe Egg? ,V uqvzuu 'b-E JE Sports -HIMQ' .4-1 lr Q? W .. QF' 1 SZ?-K f ff v 2 I 3-M A53 ,f A i .- fi A Y. ,L Y ., W2 lst ROW J Rexnolds R Xlorgun, MQ-Kelvvy, I,. Fuller, R. Kerlnmski, F. Martin Ccap- K ni 5, me-. Morrison L00-captainl, j. Dcuicggui, R. NVQ-avvr. 2nd W B XILDJ fll lk uirc, D. Tercli, B. Crummer. B. jun-ksoii, IS, Xluzurella, B. umm R Xlillcr 5 xllllllffll, lf. VYilcznslei. 'lf NIL-1-liun, 1. Ireland. 3rd RUVY: I.. Desi- 'wzgwyf Fran Martin fliulflm-ki Frank Birmingham lc-vntcrl joespli Reynolds llimll Richard Kerlmwski lQ1111rtm-rlbuclil Bill Morgan lFullbac-ki A M pio, M. Fieger, R. Bowman, D. Henderson, C. Layne, T. Wescott, M. Flynn, D, Miller, B. Behan, C. Testa, R. Buber. 4th ROVV: S. Hawn, B. Schmidt. B, Casmer. B. Curtis, P. O'Malley, T. Sweeney, C. Bracey, M. I-Icndron, B. Perkins, B. Worell, M. Hawn. F93 4. . .-,., fg F ? we . B r . . Z .fi ' BT 7,5 ,.,,j5,. w . ..., . ., if f ,Q K M .2 vi Q B . 'ra , -lx , 3 T ' of X, -.,. . H 1 L,1, W' K I I Z' , ' su -g V1 ,.,- Q- sr Vw I J iwwrx I ' , V V ,V r T V-,. 'V A 'K k,if sf,.- B . in B K A K I .f .. ,L ,Z I s r i. . . 1 .. 3 A ' , 'K ' rf If I . . rs: VV . , , ge' zhk. ,,.4 z . . 19 Eastern XVilliarnst0wn NV. Deptford Deptford Edgewood Triton Gateway Classboro Sterling 0 O 12 7 6 14 6 21 13 ,Q ...dl Russ Weaver Tackle Glen Boye Guard jul: Morrison I dpklf, joe Dom-gan End joe McKelvey Lyman Fuller Running Back Tackle 20 fir. . - wx. l Q 5 lg M .K .uv 1 f..,: .. :bfi ,. f. ' ' ' 1-5. H 'Ir ? ': Efv, :x , :sa - , .A 1 1: ,f , v w :L ' - ig- i jaw- .:9,giQ:, . - - . wa li 75,5 as. ,. ,K -wi? Q41 21454, gg ,2 -il Freshmen Football KNEELINC: l,. PCIIIICY loo-cuptuilll, R, lirunks, li. W'zll5ll Qvo captuirll,R.YQ-11l1ti,'I',Cz1rc-3,IS. l'iot,B.liu5ds,CL,Ilm-lz,l.. Mickel, B. Dean. 2nd ROWV: S. ilulln, Cl, Cllmnl. D, lmullcy, Nl Sommers, C. Wbcllcr, F. Angel, li. Iiuvvy, ll, Downs, K. Samu- l0IlC, M. Sohelcski, Muck, STANDING: Couclm li. lmc, ll. Fri- l ,, be-rg ltruincrl. C. Offs lrmxnxuge-rl. j. Ksin. C. Numlll, ID. 0 Malloy, M, Murray, j, X14-Kicmrclv, B. Pic-kul, lf. lima-1-, W, Hass S XYuts011, N. Hagen, S. Cluclu-rl lnmuugcrl. j. .Xclurns llllllllilg clU21Cll C. Clark. ., V, fx g.A,, I For 2 consccutivc years the Overbrook High School Cross Country tcam has proven them- sclvcs to lic tlic nunilmcr onc Cross Country team in thc cntirc statc. In thc past two years with exccl- lcnt coaching lironi Nlr. Yic Falls, they have cstali- lisliccl tlicrnsclvcs as Champions in the following arcas: Olympic Clonfcrcnce, South jerscy Group II, Our Cross Country tcani also overcame all opposi- tion in Cfaniclen County, Phil Procida STANDING: Mr. Falls Ccoachlj. Boyce, B, Klotz, T. Dean, K. Procitla,j. 'l1Fll'0Illf,j. l'llllSllIlIllUllS. V' ,L f ,, - 'L Tom Dean joe Boyce 22 Cross Standings cinoss c3oLYN'l'm I5 Pope- I,LlllI I5 flute-xmy 0 I5 IIigI1IuncI V I6 Triton If IT NY, IJcptI'orcI R 22 Dvptforcl B I5 IfcIgc'wootI R 20 CIassImoro U I5 Clvurvivw O I8 VVLISIIIIIQIUII 'IM p, K I5 NViIIiurnstown Sac-rmI Ilcurt IT Ifustvrn I5 Pitman South jersey opml - Iiridgvton Overbrook 2ncI. pIuc'c OvcrIurooIt Ist at Clarnch-11 County HIXXII Ox'0rIarooIx IstatUIyn1picCiornft-r't-:luv Ovcrbroolt IstL1tSo11tI1jt-rsvp Clroup II OvcrIJrooIt Ist at Xe-xx jc-rscy Stutv fII'Ul Hl1sI1recorcI I2 IIIIIIIIIUS 20 sem-ontIs Kling, I.. Rush. A. YoveneIIo Imanugcrt KNEELINC: C. judge, P, Country Ken Kling joe Ifitzsinnnons 23 F Flvnn M Corson P Dowdell B Telling j Calloway D. Ernst, C. Anthony, Wayne Cess tmanagerj. KNEELINC: H. Calloway, C Basketball T4 78 55 58 62 T 1 65 56 83 68 62 67 59 64 93 64 T8 60 52 68 T4 56 Standings Sacred Heart St. joseph Sterling Eastern St. joseph XVilliarnstown Gateway Triton Edgewood Deptford NV. Deptford Highland Gateway Glasslmoro Triton Eastern Edgewood Clearview Deptford XN'illian1stown VV. Deptford Vv2iSllll'lgt0Il Twp. 82 26 68 59 35 55 48 T3 T0 72 64 53 54 74 49 67 55 64 60 54 65 53 . . El' i E , M W4 D'!2 . 'A ,, A' LQ if . J Q' I,-,alms 45 .41 x S ww-mwqmwm. 'fi 4' we .Mm-nl' as :2 is VQV Z,: , ..,. K -as- .H.,,-ve:.' I . ,,wf-Q5-M, 2, Q27 fgtrrwawwf f i s xg pai : , ' 4 A H 3'l 3L'i fl i l SITTING: Coach L. Mauriello, j. Boyce, K. Kling, B. Morgan, R. Kcrlmowski, j, Mclielvey, j, Reynolds, Head Coach A. Hoch. 2nd ROWV: D, Taylor, YY. Scllmirlt, B. Kramer, L. Dc-sipio, j. Be-han, llawn, j. Tricony, D. 1 Kimmel sportsmanship, great strength, and high spirit CUllVt'I'gi' to create this years formidable track team. Truly with experience and sheer skill these boys will take the name of the Rams higher on the latltlvr of success for spring sports at Overbrook. Miller. 3rd ROW: M. LaCrande, B, Schweiker. C. judge, L. Rush, B. Klutz, j. Maguire, C. Franks. 4th RONV: j. McDwell, B, Telling, M. Corson. R. Muttl1cws.j. Money, M. Flynn, C. Layne. Track LEFT TO RIGHT: j. Reynolds, C. Layne, D. Taylor, R. Kerbowski, B. Klotz, K. Kling, C, judge, L, Rush ' il lf 5355? J L 1 sy! .NA 5 'M ,, SITTING D Savers Cmanagerl J Shaw C' Waechtler, j. Donegan, W. Adams, T. Dean, C. Paynter, P. Proci d I Smith R I'0rmont 2nd ROW C lezotte j King, B. Miller, B. Mazzarella, W. Miller, R. Mulhc-rn, R jackson j Coller D Ernst B Thumm 3rd ROW M. Hendron, D. Henderson, j. Fredericks, M. Fiege-r,j April April April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May Schedule Haddon Heights Gateway Pitman Triton Edgewood Deptford W. Deptford Hyland Gateway Classboro Triton Edgewood Eastern Clearview Deptford Williamstown W. Deptford Washington Twp wwf' Ostapowycz, j, Kurtz, j. Barbaccia, T. Sweeney, F. Ablett. 4th ROW: I. Ireland. P. Heiser, M. Stewart, A. Dev- lin, I. Monitzcr. VV. Zlmrozek, T. Terch, W. Raymond. COACHES: P, Mauriello, A. Sindoni, R. Cattclonu. Baseball A 5 . 2 Q gl v Bill Adams 31 . wv.swis5.. ...- , . 'T'Q' ' gy- wr if K 3. . Wing . ' wl'a, 7 gf: ' L ' k 553 iizawiux-, Y 1' A K - Mx. , M, Q ,A. k M m l bA V L- fy A -'w sskm Www 4-.:.w'1 Mx 79' k , --f -42. ,V .cv ,.1..',v , 4,3 . , ... joe Smith joe Donegan Phil Procida Tom Dean Girls Hockey STANDING: K. Brown tcaptainj, B. Procida, K. Sheridan, R. Bewsher, L. Reim, J. Shwaluk, S. Wescott, R. Chant, K. Brown, S. Faist, B Parlemen, L. Siefring Cco-captainl. 2nd ROVV: L. Thomas, S. Quinn, I. Pfeiffer, P. Simmons, M. Kebalo, j. Whelan, S. Vandergrift, P Shelton. BOTTOM ROW: M. Ge-isz, C. Miller, B. Mazarella, A. Stiles, J. Bewsher, K. Laphan, 1. Ward. Standings O 2 Gateway 0 V 1 Highland 0 E 3 Triton 1 R 1 West Deptford 6 B 1 Deptford 2 R O Glassboro 2 O 2 Clearview 2 O 0 Washington Twp. 5 K 1 Edgewood 6 2 Eastern 5 Kamik? Varsity Girls Basketball X Q w V l A STANDING: C. Writ, C, Lehman, B. Procida, l.. llc-inrick, I.. Weissberg. KNEELING: K. Brown Qc-o-cuptainj, S. We-scott lcaptainl. O V E R B R O O K Gateway 25 Triton 21 Edgewood 25 Deptford 23 West Deptford 40 Gateway 33 Triton 20 West Deptford 33 Deptford 34 Edgewood 42 yy. STANDING: P. Simmons Lmanagerj, A. McDevitt, j. Bewsher, P. Conley, D. Kuber, K. Grace, D. Winchester, A. Kindle, M. Kebalo lmanagerl. KNEELING: P, Olsen, P. Mitchell, D. Passerel- l lo, L. Sheridan, C. Miller, S. Roden. ZW! 1 !: i'!fVfM'MfH ! WI ' wg Jw K x K fx ykx, QX X NM' X X I ff X x IX W A ' u ' y R Q w, X Q A X , ' x 'X 1 - 1 x x X -X 5+-xl x X -. X X X S, f , , , ',- 11, , xv '31 gf: iii-'JY 34 ,iff eff Aif? z '3? 3:'? 7 Y7:22'f' t . 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Mr. Clark, our advisor, has shown us new ways in which to make a more comprehensive and enjoyable yearbook. We hope that future L,Agenda staffs have success in fulfilling their goals as We have had in ours. Sincerely Barbara Flanigan 81 Susan Pederson , +4 , I i Advisor: Mr. james Clark The staff of the 1967-68 L'agenda, wishes to thank our advisor, Mr. james Clark, for the excel- lent guidance he has given us. He has spent many long, hard hours in order to present you with a good yearbook, Without his experience and knowl- edge we never would have reached our goal. ffl Assistant Sports Editor: Fred Kline Kathy Martin Roberta Schmidt Activities: Kathy Laphan Debbie Hornick judy Steelman ' Sandy Burke Janice Schwaluk Pat Joyce ,xi ft in at s 1? ':e ff . :.s W,-,Wi ,, -13 SF' SEATED: j. Palmerchuclc, cwcrclitrmrg S, Nm-wpurt, ccliturg STANDING: B. Parleman, F. Roos, j. Hullopclcr, M. O'Brivn, j. Muvvr, j. Kirk H. Chant, S. Quinn ' Shell Stall THE SHELL was the VVinncr of the All-American Award - Om- of the Iligh- xg est Honors in High School journalism. 'W l5g,ll3vg, 38 i Keyette Club lst ROVV: E. Simone, I.. Siefring, L. Thomas. K. Martin. K. Seyerino, D Miller, M. VVolf, B. Parleman, M. Norcross. 2nd ROVV: j. Doherty, B Flanigan, M. Kebalo, S. Faist, R. Chant, C. Bahm, R. Bexx sher, P. Olson 3rd ROW: M. Davis, P, Simmons, S. Quinn, D. Kenvin, B. Procida, j Royds, C. Kopp, C. Newcomb, j. lgielski. 4th ROW! li. Maslowski, P. Rizzo, L. Halliwell, M. Hough, Bewsher, I.. Sheridan, K. Frerlerico, D. Gibbs, L. VVeissberg. C. Weir. Key Club Oflicers SEATED: C. Anthony - Secretary, E, Menold - President, Money - Vice-President. STANDING: 1. Calloway - Treasurer, D. Ernest - Historian. Keyette Club Officers B. Procida - Historian M. Wolf- President C. VVeir - Secretary D. Kenyin - Yiee+President R. Bewsher Y Treasurer Key Club SEATED: J. Calloway, C. Anthony, E. N1enolcl,j. Money, D. Ernest. lst ROYV: Mr. Fitzpatrick, Adyisor: S. New- port, j. Palmerchucly, S. Kempf, F. Kline, B. Beaxer, Fitzsimmons, M. judge, j. Pavlox ec. 2nd ROW: j. Mayer, 1. Moscatelli, F. VVilezynslci, C. Durfor, C. Mclllhenny, H. Calloway, C. Brown. i. ..., 4 V, . ..M...,.,. .. , . .,M. M as ..,.s.,,,,.v E lit Iunior High lst ROW: Mr. Young, Advisor, M. Parks Wice-Presidentl, M. Yanzuk, C. Gullo, K. Hawthorne, M. jacob, M. Procida, D. Proci- da, R. Cahm, J. Werner, L. Berkey. 2nd ROW:,D. Gibbs, K. Cray, S. Dreisagacker, S. Maultz, j, Rizzo, L. Earle, L. Stiles, C. Moor, M. Cianci. 3rd ROW: S. Bosler, M. Simpson, K, Tomlin- ry.-S K ,, . ... W.-t,,..,w M, ,,..,. in Student Council son, K. Birmingham, l.. Chee-sman, A. Pederson, P. Yost, L Zwolinski tSecretaryJ, V. Yost, N. France, M. Berger. 4th ROW E. Potts, B. Boyds, Pt. Brooks CPrvsidentJ, G. Chant. B. Walsh, C Hortz, T. Fieger, R. Wooster C'l'reasurerJ, P. Mills. Reason and judgment are the qualihcations to be a leader. Tacitus 40 Officers Mr. Kirkpatrick, Advisor, Vloney Vice-President, C. Weir, President, 'I Yundergrift, Treasurerg L. Watkins Secretary, Senior High Student Council lst ROW: P, Olson, B. Procida, K. Severino. j. Brannigan, II Miller, j. O'Ncil, I.. Eickenberg, A, Quirk, I.. Sheridan. P. Rizzo. 2nd ROW: J. Hawn, P. Joyce, S. Faist, P. Burdine. C. Kopp, C Sewter, M. Kohl, L. DeNearing, C. Lehman, j. Boyds, B Thumm. 3rd ROW: B. Zubryzycki, L. Reim, L. Heinrich, D. Miller, C. Bahm, Nl. YVolf, li. Miisloxxski, Doherty, Nl. Davis. D. Cannistraci. 4th ROWV: Nl. O'Brien. B. jacks, C. Anthony. j. Smith, Barbaccia, P. Simmons. C. Calloway, C. Newcomb. D. Mitchell. 4 x . S 5' my N3t1OHHl Honor Society SEATED F Bxrmmgham R Bc-wshor W Morgan j Palmer man, C. Boye, j, Mayer, I. Kempf, W, Adams, S, Faist, L. Rcim French Club tin, L. Seifring, C. Sewter, M. Kohl, D. Kattrick, L. Ferguson, J. McKelvey, 3rd ROW: S. Roden, D. Brooks, D. 0'Ncil, j. Hawn, R. Matthews, C. Lezotte, S. Newport, C. Bock, L. Brown, J. Ad- rion, A. McDevitt, R. Chant, flf'TlUN Literati SEATED: B. Parleman, Treasurerg S. Newport, Reporter, R. er, M. Kebalo, 1. Palmerchuck, J. Kirk, M. O'Brien, I. Bewsher Bewsher, Secretary. STANDING: M. Hough, R. Chant, 1. May- N. Mead, Mrs. Lipton, Advisor. Library Aides SEATED: I. Walsh, H. Baldi, C. Worthmann, B. Henderson, L. Adams, B. Goldsmith, F. McKnight, R. Crosset, B. Norcross, C. Cheesman, j. Haines, K. Cybulski, 1. O,Neill, C. Moncrief. lst Muller. 2nd ROW: B. O'Brien, L. Rowan, L. Snuflin, D. Para- BOW: S. Adrion, K. Tombinson, M. Welsh, 1. Cook, E. Atson, P. more, L. Harris, D. Collins, D. Disbrow, C. Disbrow, V. Lungren, Baldino, C. Sabo, R. Barranger, D. Harrington, B. Huckel, j. E. Boyle, S. Lungren, B. Hagen, C. Stone. 43 Stage Crew KNEELINC: j. Bartoszek, j. Clendenning STANDING: M. Luclccr, j. Boyce, E. Patterson, I Mayer. Photo Club Hill, Mr, Prichard, Advisor, E. Corbin 44 Art Club SEATED: D. O'Connor, 1. Barbaccia, L. Fuller, 1. Moscatelli, B. Mulford, T. Rhame, L. Venuti. STANDING 2nd: L. Newman, C. Kopp, W. Nork, S. Bock, L. Brown, P. Rush, T. Vandergrift, M. Kuneclc. STANDING 3rd: C. Leh- man, L. Eichenberg, P. Rizzo, G. Mead, C. Newcomb, S. Roden, K. Severino, L. Watkins. .. far- ' A-Ki. ., L in W -A aw Thespians lst ROW: j. Shwaluk. 2nd ROW, left to right: P. Rizzo, S Fuist, Scribe, j. Kirk. 3rd ROW: l. Lehman, B. Adams. 4th ROW: j. Barbaccia, F. Kline, Vice President, T Rahnc. 5th ROW: j. Pavlovec, I. Palmerchuck. 6th ROW Newport, President. W Future Homemakers of America SEATED: C. Bahm, K. Brown, j. Adams, R. Chant, S. Adams, N. Schmidt, M. Wolf, C. Helverson, P. Patterson, C. Mitten,-I Bergstrom, 1. Kirk. STANDING: Shwaiuk, R. Bewsher, R, Bewsher, Hollopeter, M. Albett, R. Maddon, Miss Rothermel. Future Nurses of America STANDING: I. Pfeiffer, Miss jester, Advisor, S. Quinn, A. Stiles. SEATED: D. Hornick, L. Thomas, j. lgiclski, j, Schwaluk 46 Q SEATED: Massaro, Kirk, Hollopetcr, B. Parleman, C. Clihhs, K. Frcclcrico, N, N11-adi 2nd ROVV: K. Xiartin, lf. Mas- Helverson, Brown. lst ROYV: Mrs. VVcr1dell,Advisor, I.. Weiss- lmxslxi. I Ruhr-rtsoii. Xi, lluugh, A. Stiles. l,. 'l'lmiiias, P. Olson. herg, Doherty, j. Bewshcr, B. Procida. O'Ncil. P. Rizzo. D. D. hviIlt'll0Stt'l'. Future Teachers D.E.C.A. SEATED: Marty Wilson, joe Kennedy, Charles Weindell. lst dy, Don Craig, Tony Belfino, jim Finch, jim Schmidt, Tom Ea ROW GIRLS: Lucy Brannigan, Sue Cramer, Linda Lewis, Pat son. Stippick, Gloria O'Neil. BOYS STANDING: joe Heft, Ron Rei- 1967-68 World Affairs Council SEATED: Rita Bcwsher, Mrs. Hunt, Advisor, Sandra Faist, Lorraine Rc-im. STANDING joan Bewsher, Pat Patterson, Maryann Hough, Alyson Stiles, Lynn VVeissberg, Bill Beaver Marlcnv Dovrpcr, julia Kirk, Betty Dreis igackcr. Chess Club STANDING: Naomi Nic-ad, Nir. Schmidt, john Mayor. SEATICD. left to right: Toni Lord, Tori Crcvnspan, B4-tty' W'ile-nskv, Hd Patterson, Mr, Lipton, I 3 ,. , F 1 ci T 1 ON Sophomore Cotillion The Queen, Ellen Maslowki, with hor escort joe Boyce. Last year's Queen, Sue Rm-cd, docs the traditional honors. lk fi Many ofthe scenes of Camelot were painted by mood music provided by The Top Hats at the junior Ring Dance Ring Dance Camelot was highlighted with the traditional crowning of the King and Quccn, Mr. Lyman Fullcr and Miss Thcrcsa Vander- grift, lg - Graciously Mr. William Murphy and Miss Thcrcsa Vandergrift rccicvc their honors as King and Queen to fulfill thc hearts uncl memories of all who attended thu l96T Junior Senior Prom which wus hclcl at tllv Cherry Hill lun. Senior Prom ,il- 'X '15 at 5 Senior Chorus lst ROW: Mr. VVilson, Advisor, N. Forsythe, j. Morgan, K. Mar- tin, llollcpcter, B. Parlcman, Fonnon, N. Christy, A. Quirk, J. N1cKelvey, CI. Mitten, Miller. E, Snuilin. 2nd ROW: A. Stiles, B. Zuhrzycki, D. Litty, li. Procida, P. Olson, M. Hough, L. Heinrivh, Wlilkcr, C. Pierson, C. johnstone, D. Coyle, L. Thonias, T. Callahan, M. Kchalo, L. Sheridan. 3rd ROW: S. Pedersen, D, Winchester, D. Wharton, FI. Krantz, S. Reed, V. 52 Carter, S. Yanzuk. F. Roos, VV. Raymond, E. Bevan, K. Clendon ing, P. Clendening, M. Scott, L. Yonuti, M. Davis, 4th ROW: C llclvcrson, A. Sheekey, P. Simmons, S. Quinn, T. VVL1tkiIlS, j Britton, G. Layne, B. Schweilcer, j. Calloway, Nloncy, L. VVeisS berg, Pi. Chant, H. Gamble, P. Rush, j. Shwaluk, M. Bozarth, A McDevitt. Junior Chorus lst ROW: I. Ritter, L. Fego, K, Kassner, N. Olson, B. Jennings C. Gullo, K. Behan, C. Moor, V. Yost, I. Rizzo, D. Scharnagel, P. Fischer, S. Lungren, L. jones, B. Coyle, M. Rosiak. 2nd ROVV: N Harvard, L. Earle, C. Mueller, D. Hopes, K. Callagher, S. Olson B. Staines, D. Simpson, I.. Paerliey, A, Pickul, VV. VVoostcr, D. Procida, C. Headley, VVerner, K. Myers, D. Rcger, L. Salvo, D. Callins, S. Ewert, E. jennings, Nl. Briggs, D. Goodman, T. Olson, D. Harrington, Mr. VVilson, Mlvisor. 3rd ROYV: H. Fellows, N1 Simpson, D, Earle, L. Stiles, Rhodes, P. Pratt, K. Gray, M. Pro- Cida, R. Matthews, F. Sutton, P. Mills, V. de France, R. Hender- son, S. VVatson, Reim, P. Yost, R. Schools, B, Rhodes, P. Brown, F. Heim, Hirschmann, E. Beardswortli, D. Cihhs, I.. deLia. 4th ROYV: N. Mueller, P. Ludwiclc, K. Tomlinson, R. VVeir, 'l'. Mills, S. Bosler, j, Fesl, M. Ritter, K. Sansalonc, G. Hortz, R. Venuti, G. Stillwell, O,Brien, E. Peters, K, Fullerton, B. Przywara, S. VVal- din, C. Zellny, V. Lungren, E. Regan, P. Mcliane, I.. Centzsch, A. Pedersen. ' Overtones lst ROW: Mr. Wilson, Advisor, D. Litty, S. Olson, I. Callahan, C. Mitten, j. Miller, R. Schools. 2nd ROW: M. Hough, P. Olson, B. Zulrzycki, M. Scott, I.. Venuti, K. Clendening, A, McDevitt. 3rd ROW: A. Stiles, D. Winchester, D. Wharton, G. Pierson, W. Raymond, C. Johnstone, S. Bosler. 4th ROW: K, Sansalone, P. Simmons, 1. Britton, Yanzulc, R. Venuti, G. Layne, R. Brooks, C. Hortz. , m 'KS , . - 'a'!'3'Mf '4 7 'Q VXL4 for --qsmr-, , , ,.,, . 4 .. . . .,, . ,mp E M arching lst ROW: L. Miller, D. Kienvin, 2nd ROW: Mr. Graham, B. ci, L. Earle, K. Schramm, P. Rizzo, T. Schroeder, Maultz, L. Menold, L. Weissburg, S. Westcott, F. Kline, 3rd ROW: B. Wil- Arnold, T. Lehman, L. Bredell, B. Fink, S. Evans, 5th ROW: 1. son, C. Sonak, B. Bosler, J. O'Neill, M. Hartman, N. Kohl, j. Bewsher, B, O,Brien, M. jacobi, D. Morgan, L. Halliwell, M. Romano, M. Preston, M. Lindstrom, K. Seder, N. Bergstrom, 4th Berger, C. Burdine, j. McCorkle, L. Stiles, I.. Zwolinski, C. Weir, ROW: L. Titus, H. Kinkaide, B. Goldsmith, S. Terry, B. Kopp, R. L. Venuti, L. DeNearing, B. Cavage, J. Seidman, G. Bowman, R. Madden, C. Mueller, j. Brooks, B. Arnold, L. Madden, M. Cian- Majorettes lst ROW: H. Burr. 2nd ROW: j. McKelvey, P. Simmons. 3rd ROW: j. Robertson. 4th ROW: M. Walsh, P, Moore- house, S. Naurath, M. Simpson, B. Przyacana. 54 f'! ? Band Van De Mark, B. Bewsher, B. Perkins, A. Stiles, D. Gibson, C Moor, 6th BOW: I. Pohlig, N. Bergstrom, M. McKeever, C. Cal- loway, D. Baynes, B. Hughes, I. Pheilfer, N. Mueller, S. Bosler, M. Nicholas, I. Royds, D. Brown, C. Reichmann, F. Naurath, D. O,Neil, D. Brooks, N. Fuhrer, G. Askew, B. Bossanese, S. Dreisi 'H .. ,...... ..,... . . M. . Wi ,HN-ape' gacker, D. Cannistraci, 7th ROW: J. Richmann, B. Dreisigacker L. Boster, B. Beeler, H. Calloway, B. Mulford, A. Schoettle, S Cantu, j. Pavlovec, E. Menold, J. McCorkle, I. Smith, V. Le- Crand, R. Bowman, B. Senderling, C. Mcllhenny, G. Lindstrom M. LeCrand, B. Busch, K. Tomlinson. Dance Band IST ROW: Mr. Graham, Director, C. Calloway, C. Lindstrom, B. Bosscnese, K. Kling, I. MacDowell, A. Schoettle, I. McC0rkle. 2ND ROW: B. Mulford, G. Askew, R. Bush, j. Pavlavec, E. Menold, S. Cantu, M. Fieger, I. Boyds, B. Dreisigacker, C. Layne. 55 H xv-if lk-7 wl- vw NE C. Kohl, J. lgiciski Color Guard i L. Heinrich, Sergeant at arms i I L. Heinrich, L. Watkins, C. Kohl, I. lgielski, B. Schmidt, B. Mazarella L. Watkins, R. Schmid! Drill Squad lst ROW: S. Thomas, Captain, Qmiggingj, S, Fennen, E, Oflandov Davis, M. Maquire, S. Adams, L. MacDonald, D, Cain. 5th B. Parleman, l. Lehman, Co-Captain, 2nd ROW: A, Quirk, MA ROW: K. Brown, E. Krantz, S. Reccl, C. Newcomb, N. Eckert. Kebalo, j. Meadley, D. Dietrich, Ii. Angeline. 3rd ROW: S. Mc- 5th RUW1 R- flllilfli, P- P0d0fSki, N- BFGINHIH. P- JOYCG, D- Cranl, I. Adams, G. Kopp, D. Rojs, P. Lockwood. 4th ROW: M. Mifflhell- NI believe the future is only the past again, entered through an- other gatef, Pinero 57 Banner Bearers I.. Miller, D. Kicnvin ,Q s ,J may Y' A, Aff., -AK AFT f wJ5'IQf f ,gl A Q K My , gmig :W 'L i.2q?4,,k, . K 1 W, L A L' 5 jf, K ,, ' f . . ' 1 -f A K, 3 P Q R31 ' mm-w R: V!! .ff in -gs , , , A 'Ax ' --A- us' W? 'uf' , 5854, i .f 1 A . 0 args -wr fs. .' W' Wk, f 3 , 'ix' Y s 7:25 V ,.l1fepwf5f52' ,ef Willa . X M QWQN H . Inf, . A Wim A ,, W-,Q 7 K ' , f I ff -i'4'f51f-N , ? 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I sincerely hope that the recollections of your years at Overbrook will he happy and that the education you have received will help you achieve your desired goal in life. L. A. Westman Superintendent Superintendenfs Office Stuff: Betty jane Lang Marian Zarello, Beatrice Young. STANDING: Mr. Dawson, Mr, Rush, Mr. Ragan - Vice Prcsi- Mrs. Mossop- President, Mrs. Sullivan, Mr. Heggan. dent. SEATED: Mr. Westman - Superintendent, Mrs. Fouler, To the Class of 68: Your last year in school is the year of riots, hip- pies, long hair, demonstrations and the whole works, not to mention a war. There is an excellent chance that all of this will provide a good back- ground for the future, not as a participant particu- larly but that you did experience seeing it all. Your future is still a good one, so you do your part to keep a good and happy world for every one. This sounds like a big order but Overbrook people can do it. K. W. Landis Dear Senior: As you graduate, may you take with you a confi- dent knowledge that you are ready to face the game of life, that you have a foundation upon which you may build your future, and may face your problems with faith in yourself. It is the wish of all of us at Overbrook that you may continue to grow and progress and move ever onward toward those worthy goals which you have set. Our best wishes for success accompany you in your chosen field of work. Carl T, Maiese Principal Mr. Robert Burns: Supervisor of Instruction Mr. Thomas Schuckis: Head of Business l':dllCLlti0ll Mr. Anthony Pcrna: Supervisor of Instruction 62 Mr. Robert Wrltenour and Mrs Frances Mayer Culdance Counselors Miss Laura Iester School Nurse Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mr. Rlchard Phllllps Readmg Do not defend the obviousf, Anonymous Mrs. JoAnn Adams: Mathematics Mr. William Adams: Mathematics Mrs. julia Snyder: Physical Education Miss Margaret Aikins: Business Educaton Mr. Barton Beck: French Mr. jerry Berosh: Industrial Arts Kathleen Berenato: Sewing Gerry Brookstein: Special Education JoAnn Brookstein: Eighth Grade Margeret Buchanan: Language Arts Li ai? 1 V 53? 1 All xgiigif :X K Mr. john Camarotez Science Mr. Boyd Caffrcy: Special Education Miss Anna Campagna: Biology Mr. joeseph Cappocetta: History Miss Sheila Cassety: Mathematics xx ,Am H Men Learn While they teachf, Seneca 66 Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Richard Cattelona: History George Clark: Social Studies james Clark: English YVilliam Cleary: Seventh Cradc guuinlaun-M if 3 swf A F sf- fi S HWho teaches me for a day is my father for a lifetimef, David Guy Powers Mr. Robert Cole: Mathematics Miss Regina Collinson: English Mr. VValter Cooper: Special lfcluc-ation Ann Crane: Latin 68 Amelita Daly: Art Peter DiCuzzi: Seventh Grade William Dersh: Language Arts Richard Didioz Seventh Grade Marilyn Dresch: Business Education QF if 1, . 2.5 ..- 5 uv UB SSW. SSN l HTo be good is ... hut to teach others how to he good is nobler and less trouhlef, Mark Twain fi fi Elizabeth Dwyer: English vida Dugan: Mathematics Raymond Eichlield: Mechanical Drawing Eugene Ewan: History 70 Experience is an expensive teacher. All others are underpaidf, Alice Ellen Rollins Victor Falls: NlLltlK'I1ll1iiCS Nancy Freed: Physical i'iilllCl1tl0Il Thomas Fitzpatrick: Pliysir-ul liclucation Alexander Frentzen: lilllljllliljll' Arts Merle Gardner: Chemistry Catherine Gerhart: Business Ioeseph Gillespie: Science Richard Graham: Music Nick Guerere: Physical Education -3 yi 5 5 5 .,.a,,..,,4.4y v ,,,..--Q A schoolmaster is like a honeg he sharpens a number of blades, but wears him- self out doing itf, Alice Wellington Rollins Mrs. Lawley: English Lorraine Hawn: Physical Education John Holland: Science Adolph Hoch: History Mr. Howard Horenstein: Physical Ed. QQEQEG? me W5 H The secret of teaching is to appear to have known all your life what you learned this afternoonf, Mark Twain fri! Carolyn jackson: Language Arts George Kobulnicky: Seventh Grade Karen loyal: Physical Education Paul Kirkpatrick: History Carmen Laurenzi: English 74 Jails and prisons are the Edward Lubermcrsky: English Martin Lipton: Math john Lee: Physical Education Benjamin Levin: Business Education Larry Mauriello: Physical Education complement of schoolsg so many less as you have of the latter, so many more you must have ofthe for- merf, Horace Mann iff is 'iEduCation is not intended to make lawyers or elergyrnen, soldiers or school masters, farmers or artisan, but menf, Sir john Lubbock joseph Mongeluziz Business Dept. Paul Mauriello: Physical Education Edward McNamara: Seventh Grade Mr. Hill: Gym Anthony Narducci: English l Q 1 iii? Q P M 4 it if A Vernon 0'Hara: Mathematics Marion Norcross: Language Arts 31252 dy W joseph Nutt: English Iames O'Brian: Language Arts Kathryn Peterson: English .fri W? I OOD i Sarah Sammon: Business Education Ielen Rothermel: Home Economics Bruce Pritchard: Science Vincent Sparacino: Metal Shop HAn education doesn't always teach one what to do, but if a person is smart it will give him some hints as to how to undo what he should not have donef, Sir john Lubbock Roger Schwartz: Seventh Cradc Julius Schmidt: Science Thomas Seagreaves: Language Arts Anthony Sindoni: Physical Education Albert Sternburg: Distributivc Education 79 Ronald Uptegraph: VVood Shop Cordon Wilson: Music William Webb: German jane Windle: Mathematics 'rv g 5 , By nature all men are alike, but by education be- come differentf, Martin Fisher Opal Wingert: English Marilyn.Wissman: Spanish Larry Woidell: Science Charles Wright: English Donald Young: Language Arts Clarence Yerger: Biology 'X l Oflice Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Hoey, J. Lancaster, P. Sllilby, D. FOX, E. Beeler. SEATED Ellen Zwolinski. Cafeteria Staff STANDING left to right: L. Sawyer, E. Heins, K. Furher, H. Schools, E. 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' -.-.v:i1wTE'Egi.-- ' Y 1' f 'X'-N-N-e v Y ,,, f' , I 1 N K Hn- gn ., fr I, VY, v, K J V - A ,,,., kv 1 X:1Lawx -. -. ,fullxwlimf -1 l5W!!2!,'1'!11121515n!Terv:sm::sv4zwqmeet:ss9!!ym'!Q!ll'L..--f L .FULLER Dear Classmates, We seniors have spent many enjoyable hours in the class- room, on the playing Held, and in extra curricular activities at Overbrook. Through the sincere efforts of our teachers and our hard work we have learned to think critically and to proHt from our mistakes. The sporting program and the many social events have taught us how to work with each other and how to accept responsibility. Above all, our experiences at Overbrook have encouraged us to understand, evaluate and appreciate the val- ues of education. Our teachers have diligently labored to effect these changes in our behavior. Guidance has been given through carefully structured classroom work, funfilled social service work for our class, and lively sportsmanship in our many sporting events. It is my wish that your memories will fondly reflect the many learning experiences we have shared together. I wish to thank you, the CLASS OF 1968, for giving me the honor of serving as your class president. I feel that many honors are yet in store for this class. We will long be proud to have lived and learned together at Overhrook. May all of you have the best of luck. Sincerely, Lyman Fuller Irene Lehman Connie Lehman Margaret Mary Kuneek Mary Ablelt Ioan Adams Susan Adams William Adams june Adrian Richard Alvarado .1w.lv Loretta Asmus N l 4 Karen Baer Carol Bahm Charlotte Ballantine Jean Marie Barrett ' xx ww' joseph Bartoszek William Beaver Donald Bedard AHll10Ily Belfino 86 Nora Bergstrom Gb Edward Bevan Rita Bewsher Frank Birmingham -s-...I Sandra Bock joseph Boyce Glen Boye Be ashamed to die until you have achieved some victory for humanity., Horace Mann 87 He who will not reason is a bigotg he who cannot, is a foolg and he who does not, is a slave. - William Drummond. Margaret Bozarth Lucy Branigan Nancy Brennan l ,lean Britton james Brown Kathleen B. Brown Kathleen I. Brown vw Margaret Burdine Iames Calloway Joann Campbell Helen Campi Virginia Carter Stephanie Casmer 89 Grace Chandler Virginia Chandler Wav' Rosemary Chant J f 3 .... -'AQ 32 Judy Chant Donald Craig Susan Crammer 90 Old age is like everything else. To make a success of it y0u,ve got to start youngf, Felix Martin Margaret Davis Thomas Dean Linda DeCou Walter Delengowski Joseph Donegan Philip Dowdell Catherine Dupri Thomas Eason Bruce Eichmann 91 Sandra Faisl joseph Fitzsimmons james Finch Phyllis Follett Nancy Forsythe Walter Franks Indy Fredericks Lyman Fuller A little knowledge is a dangerous thing. Drink deep or taste not ofthe Pyerian Spring. - Pope. 92 Helen Gamble Ieannette Gillespie David Giordano William Glynn Laura Green Joseph Hale Virinia Harrison joseph Heft 93 Neil Hegeman Lillian Heinrich james Heins Clara Helverson , Janice Hollopeter -ii! 'Xa .-- ' Michael Hopely 94 HCompared to what We ought to be, We are only half awake. The human individual usually lives far within his limitsg he possess powers of various sorts which he habitu- ally fails to usef' William james Beverly Horsey lanice Igielski Arihur Jamieson Gum' n..,.,V Lorraine lennings Bonnie johnson Patricia Joyce 95 Deborah Hornick Ioan janischek Vincent Keating W . Ioseph Keenan john Kempf james Kennedy joseph Kennedy Richard Kerbowski Julia Kirk 96 Frederick Kline Kenneth Kling Cheryl Kohl Edward Krucinski 'Q john Kuczewslci Margaret Mary Kuneck Thomas Lawson Constance Lehman We Cannot do everything at once, but We can do something at once. Calvin Coolidge Irene Lehman 97 ogx 91 Ronald Leidy Carol Lee Lerro Linda Lewis Gloria Lulcaszewski wm- Marian MacKenzie Boseanna Madden eefe , l N JDJ' Gail Mari Francis Martin 98 S a , f Kathleen Martin Barbara Marx Ioseph Massaro Daniel Mattie t 3 w u John Mayer Dorothy Mazzone Robert McCracken james McCready 99 an-Q ,+.,L.,, ,.., ,Q , W wiv QQN in jf!- Vf ?' Marcia McGarrigle Elizabeth McGee joseph McKelvey Patricia McKnight Richard McNally Naomi Mead Malvin Meck Edward Menold Gladys Meyers Matthew Milas Ideas are funny little things. They Won,t work unless you do. Columbia Record l00 , 5?f5!??i?L'!'5?2?5Sf'i55M, ,, Doreen Miller Ronald Miller .nw-N, Shirley Miller Cynthia Moncrief William Morgan joseph Morrison lOl M3fl0n Mug Elllallelll NelS0l'l Stephen Newport Martha Norcross Michael O'Brien Gloria 0'Neil Ellen Owens james Palmerchuck American youngsters tend to live as if adolescence were a last fling in life, rath er than a preparation for it. Time 102 f 1 Bonnie Parleman Glen Paynter Paificia P0d0l'SlCi A861 Phillip Procida Thomas Rahme Mark Rappenecker William Read 5 W- ,,.i....,.,.,- f-1,,f,Q,m:hww Snow and adolescence are the only problems that disap pear if you ignore them long enough. Earl Wilson Charles Reichmann Lorraine Reim joseph Reynolds john Rezzetti Sandra Rogers Thomas Rosenheim 104 av, MM K VU'-Q' WQWQ, Bernard Rosiak Elaine Russell Frederick Sanders XG'- Mary Sassany joseph Schafhauser james Schmidt Roberta Schmidt Kathleen Severmo 105 , fy., .K S 5 ,Q-fc ffzi S, W 5 '- Hap-ff' Agnes Sheekey a1K William Shelton Karen Sheridan W , Stephen Shilby Janis Shwaluk Linda Siefring l06 2' A 2' i v, A 1 4 K .Jw l The reasonable man adapts himself to the Worldg the unreasonable one Elizabeth samone Russell simpm persists in trying to adapt the World to himself. Therefore all progress depends upon the unreasonable man. George Bernard Shaw Susan Simpers Betty Simpkins fr--' joseph Smith Robert Smith Michael Spaventa Elaine Stafford IO7 Patricia Stippick Edith Susnick Linda Thomas 7 , , I 7 Sandra Thomas john Toal Roland Traynor Michael Tucker Henry Tulewicz Edna Tyler The world is not interested in the storms you encountered, but did you bring in the ship. Anonymous 108 'HL'--ug Theresa Vandergrift Curtis Waechtler Dorinda Ward Edward Ward Linda Watkins 5 jeffrey Watson Russell Weaver l 09 Bonnie Weber Charles Weindel Cheryl Weir james Weigg k ' I-Yml Weissbefg Susan Wescoti Robert Whitelaw Elizabeth Wilensky Mark Williams l I0 Q wan, Martin Wilson Mary Wilson Robert Woelpper Marlene Wolf Stephen Yanzuk Theresa Yastcemski 'Ui 11,1-Q Elizabeth Zbikowski Linda Zwolinski l l l Senior Directory BILL ADAMS National Honor Society 11-12, French Club 11, 3 act Play 11-12, Class play 7-11-12, Basketball 11. JOAN ADAMS FHA 9-10-11-12, Drill Squad 10-11-12, Chess Club 10, Art Club 11, junior-Senior Prom Committee 11, Basketball 11. SUSAN ADAMS FHA 9-10-11-12, Drill Squad 10-11-12, Student Council 9, Prom Committee 11, Basketball 11. JUNE ADR1oN FNA 10-11-12, FHA 9-10-11-12, Leaders Club 9, French Club 10,11,12. RICHARD ALVARADO Basketball 12, LGRETTA ASMUS FHA 9-11, Cotillion Committee 10, Ring Dance Committee 11, Basketball 10. KAREN BAER FNA 10,11,12. CAROL BAHM 9-10-12, Leaders Club 8, Keyettes 10-11-12, Stu- dent Council 8-9-10-11-12, 53 act play 11. JEAN BARRETT FHA 9, Chorus 10-11, French Club 11-12. IOE BARTOSZEK Stage Crew 10-11-12, Shell 10-11-12, 3 act Play 11, Class Play 11, Track 10-11-12, Cross Country 11- 12. BILL BEAVER Band 9,10-11, Key Club 11-12, World Affairs Council 11-12, Wrestling 12, 10-11. ANTHONY BELFINO Library Aid 9-10, D.E.C.A. 11-12 tpresl. NORA BERCSTROM FNA 10-11, FHA 9-10-11-12, Band 8-9-10-11-12, 8th Grade Play. EDWARD BEVAN Chorus 12, Band 12. RITA BEWSHER National Honor Society 11 - 12 CSec.1, FHA 9 - 12, Band 9 - 12, Keyettes 10 - 12 CTres.1, World Affairs Council 10- 12 CChairman1, Shell Staff 9, Sopho- more Cotillion, 7th grade, play, junior Ring dance, Hockey 9 - 12, Basketball 11 - 12 Cmanagerl. FRANK BIRMINGHAM Wrestling 10-12, Varsity Track 11, Football 9-12. SANDRA BOCK FHA 12, junior High Student Council 7-8 tExec. Comm. 1, Art Club 9-12, 7th grade class Secretary. JOE BOYCE Chorus 9, Student Council 7, Stage Crew 11-12, Chess Club 11-12, Basketball 12, Track 12, Cross- Country 9-12, Intramural Basketball 11-12. GLENN BOYE NHS 11-12, Band 7-12, Key Club 11-12, Student Council 11-12, Sophomore Cotillion, Wrestling 11- 12, junior Ring Dance, 8th grade play, j.V. Wres- tling 10, Baseball 10-12, Football 9-12, MARGIE BOZARTH FHA 8, Chorus 8-12, Sophomore Cotillion, Hock- ey 10-11. LUCY BRANIGAN FHA 9-10, D.E.C.A.11-12, NANCY BRENNAN j.V. Hockey 11, JEAN BRITTON Chorus 9-12, French Club 11. AMES BROWN TA 12, D.E.C.A. 11, Wrestling 10-11. KATHY BRUWN CPine Hillb FHA 11 - 12, FTA 10, Sophomore Cotillion, junior Ring Dance, junior-Senior Prom 11, Hockey 10-12 tCapt. Basketball 9-12 CCO-Capt.1 KATHLEEN BROWN FHA 11-12, FTA 10, Sophomore Cotillion, junior Ring Dance, junior Senior Prom 11, Hockey 11-12. SHYEST: joe Fitzsimmons and Debbie Hornick CLASS CLOWN'S: Marcia McGarrigle, Art Jamieson PEGGY BURDINE Cheerleaders 11-12, Student Council 11-12, Junior Ring Dance, Junior-Senior Prom 11, Hockey 11. JAMES CALLOWAY Basketball 9-12, Baseball 9, Football 9-I0, Chorus 11-12, Key Club 10-12, AVA Director 7-9, 8th grade play. HELEN CAMPI FHA 10, J.V, Cheerleaders 9-11 lCapt.J, Var. Cheerleaders 12, L'Agenda Staff 12, Student Council 10, French Club 10. SIG CANTU Band 7-12, Astronomy Club 9-10-12. VIRGINIA CARTER FHA 9, Chorus 8-12. STEPHANIE CASMER FHA 9-12, FTA 12. GRACE CHANDLER FNA 11, Chorus 8. VIRGINIA CHANDLER FHA 9-10. ROSEMARY CHANT NHS 11-12, FNA 9-11, FHA 9-12, Drill Squad 10- 12, Leaders Club 8-9, Chorus 8-12, Keyettes 10-12, Student Council 10, Shell StaH 10-12, French Club 11-12, Exec. Comm, 11, Sophomore Cotillion, Jun- ior Ring Dance, Jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Hockey 9-12, Bas- cetball 9, Literati 11, Intramural Basketball 9-10. MARGE DAVIS FNA 10, FHA 10. TOM DEAN Basketball 10-12, Baseball 10-12, Cross Country 12, Intramural Basketball 10-12, Football 10. LINDA DeCOU FTA 11-12, Chorus 8 CSec. J, French Club 10-11. WALTER DELENGOWSKI 9th Grade Ofhcer. JOE DONEGAN Jr. Ring Dance, Jr.-Sr. Prom, Baseball I0-12, Foot- ball 10-12. PHIL DOWDELL Band 7-11, Jr.-Sr. Prom, Football 9. TOM EASON D.E.C.A, BRUCE EICHMAN Shell Staff, D.E.C.A., 8th grade play, Intramural Basketball 10-11. SANDRA FAIST NHS 11-12, NTS 10-12, FHA 9-10, FTA 10-11, Library Aides 8 - 9, Leaders Club 7 - 9, L,Agenda Staff 11, Keyettes 10-12, Student Council 10-12, World Affairs Council 11-12, Shell StalT8 8110, Class Exec. Comm. I0-12, French Club 10-11, 7th grade Treas., Sophomore Cotillion, Jr. Ring Dance, Jr.-Sr. Prom, Three Act Play I1, One Act Play 7-10-11, Hockey 10-12, Basketball 9. JAMES FINCH D.E.C.A. 11-12. 1014: FITZSIMMONS NTS 11-12, Key Club 11-12, Three Act play 11, Wrestling 10, Track 10, Cross-Country I0-12. PHYLLIS FOLLETT FNA10-11,Make-Up Club 10, French Club 10-11, Sophomore Cotillion 10, Jr. Ring Dance. 11. NANCY FORSYTHE Chorus 12. MOST TALKATIVEI Pat Joyce, Jim Brown 1 l . fi' WALT FBANKS D.1i.C.A.1,'f jUDY FREDERICKS NHS 11-12, Library Aides 10. Sophomore Cotil- lion, jr. Ring Dance, jr.-Sr. Prom. LYMAN FULLER Stage Crew 10, L'Agencla Staff 12, 11th Grade Pres.. 12th Grade Pres., jr, Ring Dance, jr.-Sr. Prom, Sth Grade Play. Football 9-12, Baseball 9, Basketball 9, HELEN GAMBLE Cheerleaders 12, Leaders Club 9, Chorus 8-11, Student Council 9, Sophomore Cotillion, jr. Ring Dance. LAURA GREEN FHA 9, Chorus 10-12, Sophomore Cotillion 10. IOSEPH HALE 111-i.c:.,x. l1,Wrestling 9. VIRGINIA HARRISON Student Council 10-1 1, Basketball 9-11. JOSEPH HEFT D.E.C.A. 12, Baseball 9. NEIL HEGEMAN Shell Stal'18. LILLIAN HEINRICH 1 NA 10-1 1, Drill Squad 10, Color Guard 11-12, Leaders Club 8, Chorus 8-12, Student Council 8- 12, jr. Ring Dance 11, Basketball 9-12. CLARA HELVEBSON FHA, FTA, Chorus 8-12 tSt. Directorl, jr, Ring Dance 11. BEST DANCERS: Virginia Harrison, joe MeKelvey MOST ARCUMENTIVE: Helen Campi, joe Donegan IANICE HOLLOPETER FHA, FTA Wice-Presj, Chorus 12 CPres.j, Shell Stall 12 CEd. 1, 12th Grade play. MICHAEL HOPELY Library Aide, jr.-Sr. Prom 11. DEBBIE HORNICK FNA 9-12, FHA 9-10, Cheerleaders 10-12, Leaders Club T-9, Band 7-12, Student Council 9-10, jr. Ring Dance 11. jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Hockey 9-10, Bas- ketball 9-1 1. BEVERLY HORSEY jr.-Sr. Prom 12, Basketball 9-11. IANICE IGIELSKI FNA 12, Drill Squad 10-11, Color Guard 12, Key- ettes 10- 12, Tth grade play. ART IAMIESON Chess Club T-8, Art Club 9-12, 8th grade play, Wrestling 10-12. LORRAINE jENNINCS Sophomore Cotillion 10, Art Club 9. BONNIE jOHNSON Art Club 9, Sophomore Cotillion 10. PAT JOYCE FNA 10, FHA 9, Drill Squad 12, Student Council 12, Sophomore Cotillion 10. STEVE KEMPF NHS 11-12, Key Club 10-12, Three Act Play 11. jIM KENNEDY Bank T-12, jr. Ring Dance 11, jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Wrestilirlg11,Cross-Country9-11. 1 1 1 1 ' i--+-rf BEST DRESSED: Linda Watkins, joe Smith JOE KENNEDY D.E.C.A.11-12. RICH KERBOWSKI jr. Sr. Prom 11, Tract 10-12, Football 10-12. JULIA KIRK FHA 11-12, FTA 12, World AHairs Council 11-12, Shell Stal112, Three act play 11, 9th grade play. FRED KLINE NTS 9-12, Band 11-12, Stage Crew 9, Make-Up Club 9-11, Key Club 10-12, Student Council 7-10, World Affairs Council 10, AVA Director 10, Shell Stall 10, 9th Grade Pres., Sophomore Cotillion, jr. Ring Dance, jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Three act play 9-12, one-act play 7-12. KEN KLING Bank 7-11, Sophomore Cotillion, Wrestling 9-12, Track 9-12, Cross Country 9- 12. CHERYL KOHL Drill Squad 10-11, Color Guard 12, Sophomore Cotillion. MARGARET MARY KUNECK FNA 9-10, FHA 9, Cheerleaders 11-12, Student Council 9-10, Shell Staff 11, French Club 9-11, Art Club 9-11, Treasurer 10-12, Sophomore Cotillion 10, jr. Ring Dance, jr.-Sr. Prom 11, 9th grade play director, Basketball 9. TOM LAWSON Football 9. GONNIE LEHMAN Cheerleaders 10-12, L,Agenda Staff 12, Student Council 9-12, Secretary 11-12, Sophomore Cotil- lion, jr. Ring Dance 11, jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Basketball 9 CMgr.b-12. . IRENE LEHMAN ' NTS 10, Cheerleaders 12, Drill Squad 11-12, Li- brary Aide 10, Leaders Club 9, L'Agenda Staff 11, Make-up Club 9-10, French Club 10, Art Club 10- 11, V. Pres. 8-12, Sophomore Cotillion, jr. Ring Dance, jr.-Sr. Prom 11, One act play 9-10, Hockey 11. CAROL LERRO FNA 9-12, FHA 9-12. LINDA LEWIS D.E.c:.A. 11-12. MARIAN MacKENZIE Shell StaFl12, Basketball 11. ROSEANNE MADDEN Basketball 9. F RAN MARTIN Student Council 11. KATHY MARTIN FHA 9, FTA 9-12, Chorus 10-12, LlAgenda Staff 12, Keyettes 10-12, French Club 10-12, Sophomore Cotillion, jr. Ring Dance 11, jr.-Sr. Prom 11-12. BARBARA MARX FNA 11-12, Make-up Club 9. JOE MASSARO FTA 12- D.E.C.A. 11, 8th grade play. DANNY MATTIE Key Club 10, Latin Club 10-11, Basketball 9-10, Intramural Basketball 10-12, Football Mgr. 9-12. JOHN MAYER NHS 11-12, Stage Crew 11-12, Key Club 11-12, Chess Club 11-12, Shell Staff 10-12, Literati 11-12, Three act play 11, Intramural Basketball 12, Bas- ketball 9. BEST LOOKING: Danny Mattie, Loriane Reim Wa' DOTTIE MAZZONE Basketball 12. JIM MCCREADY 7th Grade play. MARCIA MCCARRICLE Make-up Cl11b 8, Student Co11ncil 7-8. BETTY MCGEE Leaders Club 8, Make-up C111b 9. JOE MCKELVEY Track 9-11-12, Football 11-12, PAT MCKNICHT FHA 9-10, Nlake-up Club 9, I'1I'CI1Cl1flllllD 10. RICHIE MCNALLY D.E.c:.A. 12. NAOMI MEAD FHA 10-12, FTA 12. Library Aides 10-12, Chess Club 11-12, Art Club 12, 11th grade play, Literati 10-12. EDWARD MENOLD Band 8-12 CSt. Dir. 1, Key Club 10-12 CPres.1, lixec- utive Comm. 11, Sophomore Cotillion, jr. Ring Dance, jr.-Sr. Prom 11, one act play 7-8, Track 9- 11-12, Intramural Basketball 11, Basketball 9. MATTHEW MILAS French Club 11, Basketball 10. DOREEN MILLER Cheerleader 9-12, FHA 11-12, Leaders Club 7-9, Band 7-11, Keyettes 10-12, Executive Comm. 10- 12, Student Council 7-12, Art Club 11, 8th Grade Class Pres., Sophomore Cotillion 10, jr. Ring Dance 11, jr.-Sr. Prom 11, 7th Grade play, Basket- ball 9 61 12. CUTEST COUPLE: Dorinda Ward, Fran Martin 1 73 15, 1.---- MOST POPULAR: Irene Lehman, joe Reynolds RON MILLER Library Aide 11-12, Band 9. SHIRLEY MILLER Drill Squad 10, Leaders Club 9-10, L'Agenda Staff ll, Make-up Club 10, French Club 10, Sophomore Cotillion, jr.-Sr. Prom 11. BILL MORGAN NHS 11-12 CV. Pres.1, 8th grade play, Football 10- 12. JOSEPH MORRISON jr. Ring Dance 11,,1r. Sr. Prom 11, 8th grade play. MARION MUFF FHA 11-12, FTA 12, Make-up Club 9. STEVE NEWPORT NHS 11-12 CTreas.1, NTS 9-12, Chorus 8-11, Key Club 10-12, Student Council 8-9, Shell Staff 10-12 Cliditorl, Literati 10-12, French Club 10-12, 9th Grade Class Sec., Three act play Director 9-11-12, one act play 7-12. MARTHA NORCROSS Leaders Club 7-8, Band 7-12, Keyettes 10-12, Stu- dent Council 10, Sophomore Cotillion, jr. Ring Dance. MICHAEL O'BRIEN Student Council 11-12, Shell Staff 11-12, Three act play 11. GLORIA O,NEILL D.E.C.A.11-12. ELLEN OWENS FHA 9-11, Make-up Club 10, French Club 10, Sophomore Cotillion, jr. Ring Dance, jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Three act play, one act play 8-11. BEST PERSONALITY: Theresa Vandergrift, jim Callaway jAMES PALMERCHUCK NHS 11-12, Chorus 9-11, Key Club 10-12, Student Council 12, Shell Sta1112, 10th grade class Sec., jr. Ring Dance, Three act play 11. BONNIE PARLEMAN NHS 11-12, Drill Squad 10-12, FTA 8-12 Q11-12 Pres.D, Leaders Club 8, Chorus 8-9 tLibrarianj -12, Keyettes 10-12, Shell StaH 11-12, Literati 10-12, Sophomore Cotillion, jr. Ring Dance, jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Executive Comm. 11, Hockey 9-12. GLEN PAYN TER 7th grade President, jr. Ring Dance. PAT PODORSKI FHA 9-10, Drill Squad 12, FTA 10-12, Hockey 11, French Club 12. PHIL PROCIDA jr. Ring Dance 11, Baseball 9-12, Basketball 9-12, Intramural Basketball 10-12, Cross Country 11-12. THOMAS RAHME NTS 12, Shell Staff 12, 7th grade class olliccr, 11th grade play. MARK RAPPENECKER Shell Staff 12. CHARLES REICHMANN Band 7-12. LCRRAINE REIM NHS 11-12, Cheerleader 11-12, L,Agenda Staff 11- 12, Student Council 12, World Affairs Council 11- 12, jr. Ring Dance 11, jr.-Sr. Prom 11-12, Varsity Queen, Hockey 11-12. 1012 REYNOLDS Track 9-12, Football 10-12. SANDY ROGERS Basketball 9. FRED SANDERS 111-3.c3..x. 11-12. MARY SASSANY ArtClub11-12. JAMES SCHMIDT D.1z.C.A.11-12. 1 ROBERTA SCHMIDT FNA 9-11, FHA 9-12, Drill Squad 10-11, Color Cuard 12, FTA 12, L'Agenda Staff 11-12, Student Council 9, Art Club 9-11, Sophomore Cotillion, jr. Ring Dance 11, Hockey 9-1 1. KAREN SHERIDAN FNA 9, Leaders Club 9, Chorus 8-12, Hockey 10- 12, Basketball 9-10. KATHLEEN SEVERINO Cheerleaders 11-12 CCapt.j, Art Club 9-12, Lead- ers Club 9, Keycttes 10-12, Student Council 12, jr. Ring Dance, jr.-Sr. Prom. Basketball 9, Varisty Queen 11st runner upl. BILL SHELTON Football 10. IANIS SHWALUK NTS 9-12, FNA 9-12, FH,-X11-12, Chorus 8-12, Student Council 11-12, Fashion Show 11, jr. Ring Dance, Three Act Play 9, 9th grade play, Hockey 11-12, L'Agenda Staff12. LINDA SIEFRING FTA, Leaders Club, Keyettcs, Student Council, Hockey, Basketball, French Club, Sophomore Co- tillion, jr. Ring Dance, Tth grade play. MOST ATHLETIC: Kathy Brown, Rich Korbowski . VN ' ' S-22... I asf., --vim-naamk ELIZABETH SIMONE KEYETTES 10-12, jr.-Sr. Prom ll. RUSSELL SIMPERS Band 8-9. SUSAN SIMPERS FHA 9, Chorus 8-9. BETTY SIMPKINS FHA 9. BOB SMITH Sophomore Cotillion, jr.-Sr. Prom 11. IOSEPH SMITH Band 7-12, Student Council 12, jr. Bing, Dance jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Baseball 9-12. MICHAEL SPAVENTA VVrestling 9, Football 10-1 1. ELAINE STAFFORD NHS 11-12, FHA 10, Cheerleading 9, Sophomore Cotillion, jr. Bing Dance. PATRICIA STIPPICK Chorus 8-10, D.E.C.A. 11-12. EDITH SUSNICK Shell Staff 8. LINDA THOMAS FNA 9-12, FHA 9-12, Leaders Club 9, Chorus 8- 12, Keyettes 10-12, Shell staff 11, jr. Ring Dance, jr.-Sr. Prom, 8th grade play. SANDY THOMAS FNA 10-11, Drill Squad 1 1-l2tCapt. J, Leaders Club 8-9, Keyettes 10-12, Student Council 7-11, Shell Staff 8-9, Sophomore Cotillion, jr. Ring Dance, jr.-Sr. Prom 11. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT: Kathy Severino, Fred Kline ,Q BEST ALL AROUND: Cheryl Weir, Lyman Fuller ROLAND TRAYNOR AVA Director 7-8, Football Mgr. 7-12, Intramural Basketball 8-10-12, Basketball 9-12, Basketball Mgr. 7-9, Baseball Mgr. 7-8, Latin Club 10-11. MIKE TUCKER Stage Crew 9-12, jr.-Sr. Prom 11. HENRY TULEWICZ jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Football 10. THERESA VANDERCRIFT Cheerleader 9-12, Student Council 12 CTreas.l, Art Club, Sophomore Cotillion, Ir. Ring Dance, jr.-Sr. Prom 11 - 12, Varsity Queen C2nd Runner Upl. CURT WAECHTLER jr, Ring Dance, Jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Basketball 10-11, Baseball 9-11, Intramural Basketball 10-11. DORINDA WARD Cheerleader 10, Make-up Club 9, Student Council 9, Basketball 11. EDWARD WARD . Three Act Play 9, 9th grade play. LINDA WATKINS NHS 12, Cheerleader 9 8z 11, Drill Squad 10-11, Color Cuard 12, Leaders Club 8, Student Council Secy. 9,11,12, Executive Comm. 8 81 10, Repre- sentative 7, AMS Rep. 12, Art Club 9-10, 10th Crade Class Pres., jr. Bing Dance, jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Varsity Queen 14th runner-upl. RUSS WEAVER Chorus 10-11, Three act play, one act play 10-11, Track 9, Football 10-12. BONNIE WEBER NHS 11-12, NTS 11-12, FNA 9-12, FHA 9, Drill Squad 11, Leaders Club 8, Chorus 8-9-11, Keyettes 10-12, Student Council T 81 11, VVorld Affairs Council 11 tco-chairman -12, Literati 9-10 tTrcas.1 -12, Shell Staff 11, French Club 10-11, Sophomore Cotillion, three act play 11-12, one act play 10-12, Hockey 9-11. CHARLES WEINDEL D.E.ci.A, 11-12. CHERYL WEIR FNA 9, FHA 9, Cheerleader 8-12 tCo-Captainl, Leaders Club 8-9, Keyettes 10-12, Student Council 7-8 CV. Pres.1 -9 CPres.1-10 CTreas.t-11 CV Pres.D-12 CPres.1, Tth grade class Pres., Sophomore Cotillion, jr. Bing Dance, jr.-Sr. Prom 11, Tth grade play, basketball 9-12. JIM WEISS Basketball 9, Track 9, Football 9. LYNN WEISSBERC FHA 9-11, FTA 11-12, Leaders Club 8-9, Chorus 8-12, Band 10-12, Keyettes 10-12, VVorld Affairs Council 11-12, Shell Staff 11, Sophomore Cotillion, jr. Ring Dance, 8th grade play, basketball 9-12. SUE WESTCOTT FTA 9-11, Chorus 8-10, Band 12, French Club 11, Sophomore Cotillion 10, jr. Bing Dance 11, Hock- ey 9-12, Basketball 10-12. BETTY WILENSKY FHA 9-11, FTA 12, Library Aide 9-10-12, Chess Club 12, Shell Stall 10-11-112, Literati, Art Club 10-11-12. MARK WILLIAMS D.E.C.A. 12, Intramural Basketball 10-11. MARLENE WOLF FHA 9-10-12, Leaders Club 8-9, Keyettes 10-12 MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED: Rosemary Chant, ,lim merchuck CLASS FLIRTS: Marty Norcross, Matt Milas Pal- tPrcs.1, Student Council 9 lsr 12, Shell staff 8, Sophomore Cotillion, jr. Bing Dance 11, jr.-Sr. Prom 11. SITEVE YANZUK C iorus 12. THERESA YASTCEMSKI jr.-Sr. Prom 11, ELIZABETH ZIBIKOWSKI Leaders Club 8-9, jr.-Sr. Prom 11. LINDA ZWOLINSKI Cheerleader 9-10, Student Council 8-9 lTrcas.1 10, Shell Staff 8, jr.-Sr. Prom 11. 1 S .Q .71-H..-er-ws, . -5 9 'ft - f 'tiff Bill Morgan Cheryl Weir Kathy Severino . 7 ,1,i.xf2 ,A- .4- ah-: Last Will Mary Ablett leaves all the hard work and enjoyment of becoming a senior to her cousin, Sandy. joan Adams gives to her sister Lynne, all the good mem- ories of being a senior. Susan Adams, leaves to the future students all the good reasons for becoming a senior. Loretta Asmus wishes Good Luckl to all future Seniors. june Adrion leaves to her sister, Sandy, only the good times in her Senior year. Karen Baer leaves all her green slips to whoever wants to claim them. Carol Bahm wishes to leave to Lynnette Gheesman all the fun of playing musical garbage can with Miss Roth- ermil. Charlotte Ballantine leaves all of the fun she had in her senior year to the future seniors. jean Marie Barrett sayis, I'm taking everything I own with men joseph Bartoszek leaves the H immense knowledge gained from Mr. Schmidt. Brian Beesley leaves his dirty old gym suit and his 56 Ford with blown fans to anyone who wants them. Anthony Belfino gives to all future D. E. students his position of office. Nora Bergstrom leaves to all sccreterial students the joy of getting out of school early and standing in the freez- ing weather waiting for the bus to Philly. Rita Bewsher gives to her sister, joan, all the cold days and yelling of the coaches during hockey season. She also leaves her the cold gym, and her smelling gym suits. Frank Birmingham gives all of his ublood, sweat, and tears of football and wrestling to the unfortunate young- er athletes of Overbrook. Sandra Bock leaves to her sister, Connie, all the fun of Overbrook and the great times of being a Senior. joseph Boyce leaves to his brother all of his book reports and term papers. Glenn Boye leaves two more years of happy starving with Big and Little Al to Terry Westcott. Margie Bozarth gives to her sister Ruth, the cold, windy Hockey Field in the early days of November. Peggy Burdine gives to her sister Cindy her smelly Cher- ry Hill gym suit. Linda DeCou leaves all the good times to her sisters, Dawn and Karen and also her brother George. Philip Dowdell gives his ripped weight vest to Mike Cor- son. Thomas Eason leaves all of his school books to his sister Helena. Sandra Faist wishes to leave all the trials and tribulations of Senior High to Cindy Zellny, Helen Gamble leaves to the class of'i69U the privilege of being a Senior next year and she hopes that they have as much fun as she did. David Giordano his straws to the junior class. William Glynn wishes to leave his girl-friend the fun of being a Senior. 120 And Testament Laura Green leaves to the Junior class the Senior Doors and anyone else who uses them. Virginia Harrison gives up her warm seat for Maxine Johnson to replace. Joseph Heft leaves to all boys, enjoy the smell of boy locker room. Lillian Heinrich leaves to all the members of Color Guard, Best of Luckf, Janice Hollopeter wishes all the joys of your Senior year to Freed Roos. Debbie Hornick leaves to any senior the fun of staying up all night with a term paper due the next day. Beverly Horsey leaves all the worries of graduation to future Seniors. Janice Igielski gives all the fun of carrying the school flag to next years color guard. Joan Janischek leaves her stinky gym socks to Mario Ca- sino. Lorraine Jennings gives her old gym sneakers to Darlene Schneider. Pat Joyce leaves all the fun and commotion at senior par- ties to Joan Battaglia. John Kempf gives the fun of wrestling next year to Dave Rudolph. Fred Kline leaves all the enjoyment and excitement to next years new announcer. Kenneth Kling gives to the members of the Cross Coun- try Team the Haddonfield course. Cheryl Kohl wishes to leave the Juniors: Best of luck with your Senior privilegesf' Marty Norcross is leaving to Sue Hansen the experience of sleeping at Rowans Lake after Senior parties, and all the fun of flirting in the halls, to her brother, Billy. Glen Paynter leaves the name Boss Kahunan to anyone who is willing to throw some wild Parties! John Quinn gives to his sister Sharon, the single lifef, Lorraine Reim wishes to leave to her sister Jeanne, her saddle shoes for future cheerleading try-outs. Sandy Rodgers leaves to Frank Guenther, all the free- dom and privilegesl' of a Senior. Elaine Russell wishes ORHS another Senior class like this one. James Schmidt leaves her dirty gym sneakers to the gym coaches. Roberta Schmidt wishes her brother Willie one fun-filled year with Adolf, in History 1. Kathleen Severino gives Ellen Maslowski the trials and tribulations of the cheerleading squad. Agnes Sheekey leaves the class of 72', all the happiest experiences they can receive from a school like ours. Karen Sheridan leaves to her sister Lynn all the home- work she never did. Stephen Shilby leaves all the year,s trials and tribula- tions together with his freshest pair of gym socks to Ellen Wefson' , Janice Iglelski Jams Shwaluk gives her chorus folder and the screams of Frank Blrmmgham Mr. Wilson to Maralee Kebalo. Artjamieson l2l wp Q - 'K 'rn 2: x'.'E,: -- '53, f 5 ., ., W K , W , . Q fs sr 3? .tai 5 0 al ' sid MLM 3 . r Q 5 3 A 'H 5 3 x Y fr 4- ,f ka.. 5 a f Q,- Linda Siefring leaves to her sister Debbie, all the fun of getting dressed for gym classes. Elizabeth Simone leaves all of Mr. Ewanis jokes to his future U.S. History classes. Russell Simpers gives his hall passes to Nancy Cross. Susan Simpers leaves all of her Hplusesn she got in Histo- ry to Nancy Cross. joseph Smith leaves his dirty gym suit to his brother. Robert Smith gives the apparatus in gym to Ron Rauber. Michael Spaventa leaves the new twist-caps to Bill Mill- er and all the after fun of home basketball games to the future Seniors. Elaine Stafford gives all the fun of square-dancing to Denny O,Conner. Edith Susnick leaves all the fun of the Senior year to the next years Senior class. Sandra Thomas gives next yearis Drill Squad to next years captain, whoever she may be. Linda Thomas gives all her gray hairs to anyone who has Mr. Capocetta next year. Roland Traynor leaves his intelligence to anyone who wants it. Michael Tucker leaves the old Spotlight to next year's stage crew. Therese Vandergrift leaves all the joy and fulfillment of cheering to the next girl who is as lucky as I. Curtis Waechtler gives to any junior who wants it his parking spot in the back of the school. .. si 'i'i . - . Tom Dean Elizabeth Simone Jim Brown K .Q.. Wygu M if? IVA A... af 5? ,,.i ii i ,... V ,Q-me B' V Li... rf at ae W -V i iiiifgiiirr f - - iz. ,Af riffiyiife Glen Paynter Roberta Schmidt jim Kennedy Debbie Hornick 1, I- 0.7 ,kV. ,L mt' xg 15,5951 'fi A ff '- Q ' V w i'?E5:Jfi:. 'M H: fn- :'.a,-.. Vi . . 4.,' H -,'., --.. at 122 Margaret Mary Kuneck f Y? are . bw fi lim Calloway Sandy Thomas Dorinda Ward leaves all the fun of being a Senior to Helen McCracken. Linda Watkins leaves her Rifle to whoever carries it in next year's color guard and to her sister Sharon, all the fun of being a Senior. Russell Weaver gives Barry Thummg George of the jun- gle and an imitation of King Kong. Cheryl Weir leaves to her sister Cathy, a box of Htall-upu ceral, so that she may grow to wear tunic 75426 and her 8 U2 converse. Lynn Weissberg leaves a stopwatch to Pat Rush so she can be sure to get home from pep-rallies on time. Susan Wescott leaves to all future female athletes, Good Luckf, youyll need itl Betty Wilensky leaves all the hail maries, and Holy per- ditions to Mr. Luys future seniors. Mary Wilson leaves Mr. Wright to her brother, Ray Wil- son. Marlene wolf leaves to her brothers Charles and Frank, the pleasure of being seniors. Theresa Yastcemski leaves Mr. Wright to the underclass- men. Elizabeth Zbikowski gives Miss Aikins to the underclass- men. Linda Zwolinski gives her sister Lois, her sweatshirt for in the freezing gym during the winter. 123 'HX -4 . . ln. .gi Ai . XSL? f 'tfQ?ff ' '. QQ in fr Lg 1 Q ,, 'Yi - ' ...ask L X., 5 Y ,., is 1 Lrg . .- 1 as ..v gi Q.. .f a Ianis Shwaluk Ron Miller Lynn Weissberg Helen Gamble ,Rafi D. Albanesc R. Anderson H. Andrews j. Apple-gatv M. Barbour j. Buttaglia C. Beck in E -ii 9 A 1. 7 . junior Class Officers: Sue Rcccl, Charles Anthony, Brcnda Procida. Advisor: Mr. Cattclnna, Dave Ernst, W M A A ,ik .L ii K . ' VI in af ' f .ia A X F, A,,., .N W k i '--- B. Beclur E -- H' A B A E. Bolton -' if -X l 553 5 'M r S: L. Bostvr 'N ' f .ag ,N jf, grander ' . 9 . s , ' - A k 'K Q.. M ' nggs ,. sf K. Brnrnly juniors Q :Z V,,.V .. . T .. V L S s f an 'E Q-sf ar K 2 L2 .F ik we W1-ll, .. g A. Chobert 1 . A .. : B ,. N. Christy -M. 5 1 . W on - I.. Cicrvo ng- -W. 1 E' - M.Cieslik uerg B Q if f V P, Cledinning if L gs, '- 1. Holler iw ' 124 S, Burke 9 H. Burr . R. Cantu an L1 R. Carman E H - J. Casey I. Cattani M B. Charney 2 1 W ,gl Tw, I I ' j. , I 8:2 W 5 KS? :, -Y , V -rr' f- .-. ' B Hi. . U. ,. -. ip ,, ,, Ls 1 rsmbmmmqigwm-,Q,... I -, N- K Z If you do not think about the future, you Cannot have onef, john Galsworthy B, Dougherty K. Dutill wa.. V N, Eckert L. Eichenberg 'ff D. Ernst ' S, Fennan if! -sf. t i' D 5 f V ttu . f N. Fuhrer E. Galt j. Cennero W. Cess M. Clacken R. Gorman C. Cranese 4. F .4 C. Durfor , - 1, . w i xg -1 A ,RQ i W' ja: .231 ,tv Y -4-a. Har W - NW 9 M. Corson B. Davenport L. Davenport M, Davis H. Dessalet M. Dessalet M. Doerper w . 7, Pu. Q ,Ji 1 .Hr p W 1-7 M' tt. . tv. fl 'Z 14. X ttt 1 B . 7 X P may 5 as f Q Q X 1. Hawn S. Hansen fu ,af iff : F is fl E 2 ' 53 ' H sti- ig. L. Fergusan , K. Fieger W. Fieger ' r Q, B. Flanigan S, if fu F. Flynn Q' B. Formont 3' I up R. Fudro Xf N ' D fi it 1. H' . Q: at - EN 1 1 :A 2 --. A 'R . L . R. ig-.. . ' Q gay K If 1 . . . Rh K ' . r X .V T. Greenspan j. Griffith j. Cullo B. Haimes F. Haines S. Harris yr. 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Pavlovec S. Pederson B. Perley I. Pfeiffer j. Pierce T. Piot B. Potts B. Procida Purdy S. Quinn A. Quirk S. Reed HI have been over into the future and it worksf, Lincoln Stefiens C. Ritter M ' . 3, Y .,,, H C. Robertson - 1 5 . - . ,. ' Z is ' F. Roos ' P' . V. R . . .,., Q ,1 P VA C.Rnsell P P ' X. Y Q- R S 1. Boyds xx 'A 1't ':' ' M 3' . A D, Rudolph 5, f. P- . .s ,. if 1 t P P. Rush ,,11W,2 t,., . .. A? L. Rush Rf, I ' Q K. Ruttenberg 22 - Q D. Sayers f S K 3 4 H ' - Y F D. Schneider V . if Riff? ubb' W i C. Sewter ie if I QV 314 . P E A Shaw t it' P P. Sh lr R Q J if W' 6 on .655 gg- lQQYUgtf ' :'i'iZ V - q5'ti Dame t -' . i N P. Simmons 5 ..s ii' P PF f s . ex- l B, sing P3 wisess z erse 1 esiri. ' R 1 R 1 H, Slater . kk ::-: VVV. ,vuq A V h I H , ph Smith :lz 1. . 128 A A. A, f Y F' A -'V 'T is I if 5 y 5 ' A J -fig A I A ,x V HR, :gy , 4' mga H E Q li 'wif V 'K Sl .5 . lm? E . :,,,.N ,H AZV. 3 , Y .K 4 I All ,g li me V. kykk - .. .L ' 1 hifi ' . 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Y2ll'lZllk Young I., Zwolinski I43 Eighth Grade X wif K r- ww l I Mr. Frenzcn Class .Xclvisor President Lee Berkley Vice-President Xlitell Preston Secretary Donna Gibbs Treasurer Mark jaeolui J. .XIIQIIIIS fs K 'lf ,'XIlKlK'l'SOIl QQ, H in 2 S. .Mlrion H- A '33 M '-as A , il, ,Xsln-xx Eb 1 ' 5 'L W4 A If. .Xlson N -W If s Q. F. Bahley 5 Vqyz , ' . I ,,, ,, , ,- . --f,: I 4 .i A M - ll' ' ' ,'-. , ,QX Q H. Baldi Els A , Q B. Bandiera 5 ,Q 'ig Baucliera g' f My f fa. T. Barbour 7- ' gh H A I . xztv . H R. Bassett ' ' 3 ' . :',' - B, Bauer . -af. .- P3 ii W 'A . W- 50014 j. Berkley A L V I.. Bi'IIlOSdl'llfCl' b i it V H . , , - l,. Berkley ., K 4 .IQ K A 3 QW ,Q , sv K B, BVIIIIIUI ' -- ir' I ff 7 W an ,, ' A' V' 1. Bittlc 'ig . '-': Ze r W- D. Blantz Q. ' 3 ' I ,N , Y, . I. Blocklinger is it fm.-'f: :35 ,X E V 5 Lf 'J , 1, -5 - 2? 1 g fz?1'rf K 2 ' g EN. W VL fr hi 51515514-nite has a.. 'H 5 M 3 .i QA -' B. Bosler I ' J HE fi 'V ' ' 4,3 K' VV. Botlino Mfr ' my L 332- gig S it A B. Bowles 1 ' K X ' C. Bowman Tp, A Y '7'h if At? ?A' IL A K S IWV F. Boy le f fy ..e, We 5 M- Briggs 144 S. Briggs C. Beown D. Bryan R, Buehl F. Burke D. Busch M. Callahan V D. Campbell - '- - ...R . Q . im .,, . , K , . Z A xr . 'L ,C Ee , -vlfy t Q I .. - M. Carr bi me Q' .gf t -' Q 5' 'l lcarr xx ' Z . L . v Aj i k V. Carr ., V 1, , 2 In x -- ' R. Cavagc , X .V X 5 l,.. J , ,R A. Chandler Q ff B ' , .5 .A f ill - 5' C Christy riff' . s ' S . aa.4 .B 1' ic. Cilurso We should all be Concerned about the future because we will have to spend the rest of our lives theref, Charles Kettering it 1 .QR B. Cilurso Wm., .V A C. Clark in , J Q 'hi 'lf Cobert ' J, . ' K D. Collins V - S. Colvin to .. . 3 A i N - 7 my L. Comorote V, e K 5 QQ, R. Conley Y ZW.. C. Conway I rtit C W V3 C. Cook J. Cook M. Corbin K by . . ,.V.. 1 . 4 C qi? C N ., E: 5 if O S l 31 - ' ' gif.-Q, , . Q . 5, K. m wx. wa iisa .. . A' a l , C' A rg, l ,Arif G. Creamer F. Danvenport C. Davis V. DeFrance R. Del,ucca C. Demarest V. Depalma I. Devine D. Dick V. Diodato M. DiPrizito M. Dougherty M. Dougherty S. Dreisigcker 145 M. Dull l,. Duffy D. Durante j. Dutill K. Dutill T. Ehrliart F. Eichmann D. Engle D. Erne S. Ewert 5: if 15. if sf.. . . . ge is 5 L Ii' T 3 31 ew f ' 3 l 9 3 P ff ,Ja 42 7.55 w ill x 2 ' . . Q 3 g llt11'2 . A VVZV f . . f if F3 Y, - I . ga -2.' .ff - Q-'. . . is 4 1. . .,... .-: ...fm .-,, .:,. -,.,..,..:-.-r5.,,... L, Y R. Dye W. Eager D. Earle K. Earp G. Eby L. Fego W. Fennimore J. Fesi K. F ieger T. Fieger UThe foundation of every state is the education of its youthf, Diogenes j. Field C. Fitzpatrick H. Friberg S. Froehlich R. Fuhrer D. Goodman D. Graus D. Gresh j. Grier M. Guarrera ,-f J . .... . . Q' 5- if , . Q? Y ,E 5 . .Q .. If A 1 3 'Q 1 . ..., .i . - -5 . . K l ax Q xx E ,Q 'X 1. Q. .. .Wg 1 4, Lx, if . I . if BSE 5 l oy 1 1 W Q' fx 11 ...S Q, .ff 3' Jilin all 146 R. Galt D. Gerhard D. Gibbs D. Gibson B. Goldsmith C. Gullo - j. Haines R. Hamilton L Harris I. Harty . Q ...gf A Hawn D. Hirn I. Hughes K. Hawthorne A. Holloway R. Hunt J. Hayes W. Hooey R. Hunt C. Headley T. Horner F. Huryan j. Henderson j. Hornketh M. jacohi R. Henderson D. Howard D. jenks R. Hendron N. Howard B. Jennings j. Hirschman I. Hughes A. jensen i. , f 1 A X '-., , . ' ig, . ' is 'F :Il as W . A Q lmfitsf. 1 . ' ....fw'e'e'2: A ' A ,- 6 f W: .,.' A ff D? f f. .3 Z P V- h Q . 3 Q, V D. jones E. Kelley Kerley -, . M . M. jones K. Kelly Kleinfelder 'ffl '..s 3 ' Q 1 L. Karnes D. Kemble Koehler '51 ' s its K. Kassner H. Kemble Kohl 2 ' K' :' V 4. A W xg' I V: ..., ykf 5 .. ggjA'X . . l V f A4 - . i f 'lf' X r N , Y , Q .. 1 , sv., VI K! .... .. JI - A ai .....,... W W. ij . . 3' ' ! ., .31- 4 Eit I's'll ks A' V. 5 ' l K 'f.Af',1Vlw 'km lo' I3 lr! n R. . , S ..-- F4 147 ,........m....,, W. . K. Koehler S. Krauss B. Kopp I. Kuczewskn K E W- y I X Q -' wigs I 'K by in fn 'X 'e 13 ? H. Land VV. Lcrdcrcr R. l 121511 E. Lehman P. Leahey K. Lehman K. Lehman P. Ludwiuk C. Linnartz D. MacKenzie j. Loselle J. Madden .. i f . x nuzlizznl . 5 . , ,V,. . ,h V A V . A:V,, 19 .af ,I-if-- ' - K V V-k v. .. ttnt V V A 1 . - ' ' . . i s 1h 7'k I ' .Q . . Q 1: 1 Yi ' ' pf' ': 7-yi 3 . :Xu 9. .5-Ti , E. .1 i ' . ' Q 55' T he Vw. .,.A : 53. .I , . . . 2 Q ii' ' - 5 . t M. 1 M M 'E M if nf iff: 1 H. Madon C. Martin R. Matthews K. McGowan j. Madtm C. Martin Maultz R. McGowan R. Marlles P. Mattaliano R, McCracken A. McKissick I i f A M Hifi: fk'kL KE:-, .5 ::. f H W . ......... f J ink E35 W. Y? I ....-Bs.. E iw Y 5 3 f 2 W A- if f S.- tt... V .. ' wif 'M f?f'f1i'f4 qx - Qt. ww K. Menna . ' E 5- M652 - 'M P. Miller frif j zf33i1ei3'.ti. M . t rg., t' L. Mills A tt w P- Mills W L C. Moncrief .f ' .. ' 1 'I ' IH .iii ..1 - , It MOOUQY ,. E. M. Moorhouse P. Moran ' n M - Q. S 148 . McMillan . McKnight . Meisenzahl . Messer C. Morris R. Murdock S. Nauruth M. OiBricn D. Puramore M. I-'rc-ston J. Putnam W. Reese E Muff tl. Murray D. Nil0WSki N. Olson S. Patterson M. 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Meyers Good Luck to the Class of1968 Rolmcrt Mick, D. D. S. Golden Rule Driving School 116 Maple Avenue, Lin- denwold, N. j. Burlington, N. J. ' Gongratulation to the Glass of 1968 Ora L. Woos- ter Funeral Home jersey ST 3-1714 51 Park Bou- levard Glementon, New jersey. Mr. 61 Mrs. Henry' Henhaffer Mr. 61 Mrs, X1Villiam W'elch Nl rs. Ginny M aroccia Mr. 61 Mrs. jos. Battaglia Nlr. 61 Mrs. XV. 'l'. Simmons Edward Pfeiffer, jr. Mr. 61 Mrs. C. H. Reickley Mr. 61 Mrs. james Dugan Mr. 61 Mrs, Francis Dailey Mr. 61 Mrs. Charles Kruis Nlr. 61 Mrs. F. A. Busch, jr. Mr. 61 Mrs. Edward Dailey Ralph 61 Linda Mrs. john Daly Miss julia Astfalk Mr. 61 Mrs. Robert joyal Mr. gl Mrs. Charles Martin Linda 61 Paul Mr. 61 Mrs. C. Yerger Bill Beaver Carl T. Maiese Laura jestcr Mr. 61 Mrs. Beck Mr. 61 Mrs. William Roberts Mr. Schmidt Mr. Larry VVoidell Richie 61 Linda Mr. 61 Mrs. William A. Koehler janice Martha Hollopeter john j. Rozzetti julia Michele Kirk '68 Mr. 61 Mrs. Kobulnicky Mr. 61 Mrs. Matt Hannigan Sr. Bonnie Lou Parleman Mr. 61 Mrs. Leonard Parleman Sue Wescott Sally Simmons Mr. 61 Mrs Mr. 61 Mrs. Mr. 61 Mrs Mr. 61 Mrs. Mr. 61 Mrs. Mr. 61 Mrs. Fred Beckman Edward Pfeiffer Edmund Patterson Frank E. Hartman Daniel A. Seger H. A. Kassner Mr. William Kassner Dr. Robert Kardon Mr. Lu Mr. 61 Mrs. joseph Tallent Mr. and Mrs. Russel Kohl Linda Boster Mr. 61 Mrs. Herbert Steeleman Mr. 61 Mrs. Erwin Escert Mr. 61 Mrs. Fred Beckman Sally Simmons Mr. 61 Mrs. Frank E. Hartman jr. Cood Luck - from the Class of 1969 ZANISKY STUDIUS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS ofthe 1968 L'Agenda pictures from this Yearbook are kept on file 1007 Market Street Philadelphia 7, Pennsylvania WAInut 2-3560 W. H. MICK AGENCY ST-3-0166 complete insurance service Fire -- Auto - Commerical- Life Real Estate - Appraisals 911 Stone Road, Laurel Springs, N.J. Compliments of WILBUR G. RICHARD Real Estate gl Insurance 783-1421 155 Gibbsboro Road Clementon, N.J. THEODORE W. GIBBS INC. Real Estate and Insurance 1 Berlin Road, Clementon 783-1060 DUET BEAUTY SALON 157 Gibbsboro Road Clementon, N. J. 783-4220 Anna Farish, prop. ED'S TAXI KABS INC. Phone 783-9092 serving: Stratford, Lindenwold, Somerdale, Laurel Springs, and Surrounding Areas Compliments of A WHITE HORSE ROLLER RINK Watson Town, N. J. Taste That Beats The Others Cold Pepsi Pours lt On!ll! PEPSI COLA Of Pennsauken, N. J. NO 2-3900 SILVER LAKE INN The Sohneiders PHILLIPS PHARMACY A. H. Phillips, Prop. Wm F Fean R P 37 Berlin Road Clementon N J Good Luck Class of '68 RED'S BAR Jack 81 Millie , 197 Berlin Road 783-9831 JACKS HIDEAWAY 783-9888 Clementon, N.J. open Sundays MAULTZ FLOWERS 111 E. Walnut Avenue Lindenwold, N.J. ST 3-0566 Your F.T.D. Florist Good Luck Class of '68 BLAIR DAVEY Clementon, N. J. Senior High Student Council Congratulates The Class Of 1969 The junior High Student Council Congratulates The Class Of 1969 Congratulations to you and to each of your classmates for whom Graduation Day is a very special occasion. We wish you success and happiness in the years ahead. QD Camden Trust Company As you seelc new goals and conquer the problems you will face perhaps you may benefit in sharing a motto which has helped guide us since 1873: gnvennemus warn auf Lzcaemus. . . WE WILL FIND A WAY OR MAKE ONE HGLLGWAY BUS SERVICE, INC. White Horse Pike and Gibbsboro Road Clementon, New Jersey 08021 Careful Telephone 783-0137 Courteous Area Code 609 Charter Service ,.:v-u ' X10 ' 'X' A 1,0 .I -J' i t W . W W X K. A ,X Q F ,, ,A-,M 1 A. W , R, V pf-up . , V M s' .. My w -KXW ' '1 6 m '!:f vXwf:lv mv Wyfn ,W w PP T' 1 .WWW .KM f - 4 V N Q 5 - , A QSM., we D all an ' , Y f , -4, .5 55 'A V .N E J 2 y , A. I f-sh 3 ' 1 , .fx T Nw X R iff A Q '- .2 .45 wh, EEF E L X li E? V? U! f 5 X. 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