Peddie School - Old Gold and Blue Yearbook (Hightstown, NJ)
- Class of 1974
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L1 --rfr . , V ,,., -ff V? 4 l I as administration Mr. Henry P. Keller Director of Studies H 'e 'ai - xv N rib W XS'-PX ..,4 Mr. john A. Scott, lr. Director of Guidance and Counseling English Mr. Alfred W. Lozier Admissions Director Mrs. Dora jean Witner Assistant Admissions Director Rand rL. C3 Mr. Os ath Dept. trar irman of M Reg Cha is 5 fi -2 Q, r N I4 Mr. Richard C. Hoffman Business Manager XFN Mr. William M. Thompson Athletic Director if Mr. D.E.O. VonSchwerdtner College Counselor Math il in 71 Mr. Michael B. Treese Chairman english Mr. Robert S. Gerard Mr. john W. Edgar Mr. Richard C. Anthony Mr. Robert E. Smith Mr. Arthur K. Brown Mr. Thomas R. Smith Mr. Robert B. Monahan Mr. William E. Darst Music fine arts Z, ,,ii e Rev. Dean W. Pedersen Religiong Chaplain Mr. Roby B. McClellan Chairmang Art History I K wigif y-'Yr f Yay i'v m xix. ,A 1 Q r g ,. 5 . , Q . fx' , M ,,-SX ,S Mr. Jeffery R. Holcombe Speech 81 Drama Mrs. Katherine A. Mitchell Studio Art Mr. G. 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Dimon 15. Noel 16. Gumbs 17. Bradley 18. Hyde 19. McEachern 20. Gerber, T. 21. Schumer 22. Sisler B. Cellary 24. Goeke 25. Verdel 26. Herman, Brad 27. Anderson 28. Fararo 29. Gerber, E. 30. Bolnick 31. Sackman 32. Cribbel 33. Sutton 34. Coach Monahan 35. Coach Creeden 36. Strauss 37. Boyko 38. Ballard 39. McConnell 40. Neely 41. Falciani 42. Rogers, B. 89 Led by the determined play of the Cold offense and the mongeese defense, the Peddie varsity football team streaked to a 6-1 season for 1973. The regular season began as the Falcons traveled to Media, Pa. to do battle with Williamson Trade School, one of the toughest opponents on the schedule. The game was not decided until the fourth quar- ter, but Peddie emerged victorious 14-9. This victory set the stage for the rest of the season. Following victories over Hun Q27-7j, Mercers- burg Q24-14j, and Admiral Farragut, and a can- cellation of the Newark game, the team suf- fered their first defeat at the hands of Hill. Culminating the season our revitalized contin- gent hosted their perennial rival Blair Acad- emy. Although minus its head coach, john jones, and several other key personnel, Ped- die ended the season with a hard-hitting and satisfying 22-6 victory. Although the 6-1 season was naturally the result of tremendous effort, hard work, and sacrifice by the entire team, several individual efforts stand out. The electrifying runs and pass catches of senior tailback Cary Cumbs brought more than one Peddie fan to his feet. Cary amassed 788 yards rushing in only 5 games 17.44 yards 7 carryj, accumulated 987 yards in total offense, and scored 64 points. Gerard Coeke, passed for 564 yards Q22 for 39j, and Thom Hall, with his consistent run- ning and blocking, rounded out the Peddie backfield. Led by such defensive stalwarts as Dave Monahan, Ken Deon, Charlie Dawson, and others, the Falcon defense allowed only 9.1 points per game. The methodical blocking of the offensive line, led by Dave Dimon, Bill Sanders, and Ted Dolci, continuously opened up chasm-like holes in the opponents forward wall. junior split-end Pete McConnell com- plimented the Peddie running attack with his downfield blocking and pass receptions. 5 3' ' xx 'ij- in wir j X .. 1' t 4 ,igrwtsf 4 , 0,54-ga-.f3Yv,' T A 1 ' 34, ' win. ms l.V. Football Team: First Row: Kaminskig Davies, Rice, Fertigp Second Row: Osborne: Hovnanian, Schmitt, F.g Bossowp Winnaig Stonebackp Barto Iinog Scars, E., Blumbergg l-leddenp Steele, Cuarini. Third Row: Cooper, Nebbiag Rolleri, M.: Fiorellog Kuglerp Roberts, Lamang Lawsonp Mrlik Gerber, E., Dunne, Berenp Williams, I., Milzap Lubranop Coach Brown, Boross. 92 ,f SGCCQI' Q dk f H I , .M,1,N,,, , A -5 ,.', 4 N r , H , 1 if' , V,.'. i if V f A 1' - ,, ',,, Q Lyy' , Xf,' ,,,ff 1 ' . 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The 1973 Varsity Soccer Team's record of 2-11 is not as disappointing as it ap- pears to be. After coming off a poor season last year, the squad voted to hold a pre-season camp this year. This not only showed the team's desire to play, but also their efforts to condition and improve skills. As fate would have it, the team was plagued with injuries and six, devastating one-goal losses. Despite this fact, the morale was kept alive by Coach Rud- nyanszky, the tri-captains Larry Lee, Scooter Masland, Gene Quin-n, and the team's hustle and determination. Typical examples of the team's hard luck were 1-0 and 2- 0 losses to Lawrenceville and Notre Dame, two perennial soccer powers. The defense, led by fullbacks Dave Rogers and Scott Carduner and by goalie Mitch Block, consistently stymied the opponents offense. The high points of the season were 1-0 and 2-0 victories over Delbarton and arch-rival Blair. The team also found it- self in the winner's circle after beating the faculty and the girls' field hockey team in post-season play. The season came to an end with a steak dinner at Emerson's and with fond memories of departing seniors. it-4 fl I8 -Larry Lee and Scooter Masland A4-riff-.. M... 1. Quinn 2. Lee, L. 3. Masland 4. Diaz 5. Rogers, D. 6. Diamond 7. Carduner 8. Simpson ' 10. Soden '-J. Coerke 11. Harris 12. Minor 13. Kennedy 14. Hastings 15. Hano 16. Neumunz 17. Block 18. Kutalek 19. Wohlfahrt 20. Coach Rudnyanszky Peddie Opp. 1 Montclair 3 O Pennington 1 0 Pingry 3 1 Princeton High 2 1 Princeton Day 2 1 Newark Academy 2 1 Notre Dame 2 1 Hun 4 0 Lawrenceville 1 0 Hill 3 0 Hightstown High 1 1 Delbarton 0 2 Blair 0 is . Ama.. 94 xx . X l.V. Soccer Team: First Row: Boylanp Baxter, D. Second Row: Baxter, 5.5 Cemmel Quimbyp Hofing. Third Row: Barnett Cuestag Kaplang Stevensong Williams. Fourth Row Strongg Bloom: Onop Behneyp Cimbelg Colon. Fifth Row: Heuringg Staintong Boice Rosko, 1.5 Coach Pedersen. CFOSS countr A promising team developed into an awesome power for Mr. Lawson as this year's cross-country team proved to be the best in Peddie's history. Excellent recruiting, a strong returning nucleus, and some pleasant surprises combined to form a running ma- chine which left little to doubt as to who was the top team in the state. Completely outclassing the rest of the field, Peddie domi- nated this year's state meet in record-breaking style, winning by over 45 points A common sight this year tand probably next yearl was l.P. Flynn leading a tight pack which constantly rotated positions. Mike Price, Steve Ranson, Mike McCrabb, Bill Stuart, and Kevin Norcross always filled these positions, the question was, in what order would they fall? For the seniors this year's success was particularly sweet as it concluded a long, tough struggle to the top. Competing in their final year for Peddie were Glen Grossman, Art Ammermuller, Bill Stuart, and Mike McCrabb. Each looks forward to continuing his success in college. To fill the vacated spots left by the seniors is a strong l.V. team, which duplicated the varsity's state championship feat. A fresh- man, Paul Mucciarone, consistently led the assault, but was al- ways pressured by Marc Mowrey, Dan Bulk, and Glen Grossman for that top spot. Peddie, in breaking the ice with their first state championship cross-country team, seems to have begun a long-awaited dynasty of their own. -Mike McCrabb 95 1. Stuart, D. 2. Mucciarone 3. Robison 4. Ammermuller, A. 5. Ammermuller, C. 6. Schmidt 7. Spiezio 8. Norcross 9. Flynn 10. McCrabb 11. Ranson 12. Stuart, W. 13. Bulk 14. Grossman Peddie Opp. 23 Williamson Trade 32 22 Delloarton 33 16 Princeton Day 45 15 Montclair 47 15 Pingry 48 15 Delbarton 47 19 Hun 41 19 Notre Dame 39 15 St. Anthony's 49 16 Lawrenceville 42 15 Wardlaw 49 19 Admiral Farragut 49 40 Princeton High 17 15 Pennington 47 21 Hill 37 18 Blair 42 K1 Q3 NM' t-..' 't'. ..r. 3 as me si-gf., 1 . . ' ' it tl:- . . iii. 1 iii fi 0 1 4-all b v 8 i ,YQ l 3.1 nm P3 MRS 1 , x on .! LJ S .Q Q1 limi Q -:mr ' l' 3. . .mix D f H I7 2 L4 L l tb' 3 Q I. Kozinski 2. Stoyakevytch 3. Weisberg 4. Toscano 5. Smith 6. Perritt 7. Holman 8. Thompson, C. 9. Poreda 10. Ghitman 11. Callahan 12. Ford l 3. Hill, W. 14. Hawekette, R. 15. Miller 16. Stella 17. Watts 20. Coach Monahan 21. Coach Creeden 22. Chytilo, D. 23. Hovnanian, N. 24. Selecki 25. Katzbach 97 With a combination of excellent coaching and a lot of hard work, the girls' field hockey team launched its first season. Although the team got off to a slow start, dropping three scrimmages to East Windsor Q4-13, Hightstown Q5-OJ, and South Brunswick U -OJ, this was attributed to lack of ex- perience. The team consisted primarily of fresh- men and sophomores, most of whom had never held a stick in their hands! Backed by coaches Monahan and Creeden and inspired by excellent co-captains Wendy Hill and Myma Weisberg, the team put in many hours of hard practice and were rewarded with steady improvement. They came back from early losses to Hun Q4-Ol and Allentown Q1-0, to out- play Pennington and gain their first victory 2-0. The team also fought a hard game against a tough Blair team and tied them 0-0 on Blair Day. Encouraged by fine play on the part of Su Cal- 0 ' -1 - 1,1 f . lahan, Donna Chytilo, Amy Finn, Mary Ford, Anne Ghitman, Robin Hawekette, and Pippa Holman, the coaches were equally pleased with the great improvement shown by Stacy Katz- bach, Cathy Kozinski, Pat Miller, Linda Perritt, and Diana Poreda and the great spirit and flexi- bility exhibited by loan Selecki, Michelle Smith, Mary Stella, Valerie Stoyakevytch, Chris Thomp- son, Nancy Toscano, and julie Watts. All told, this year's hockey team had a reason- able amount of success and a lot of fun. Outside events were the faculty-team game, where the girls defeated the faculty women 3-1, and Ped- die's first Sockey game, where the girls took on the soccer team in a half hockey-half soccer match. -Mary Stella ' ' M W 1 ml - 191 A Mm I 1 x :M H I ' ' ul '1 i li w I'!r??ig:5 I I Inl1irI'lirN ' + 1 ' uw , ,H ww' ww M I. Y 'JN' , .' I U ' 1 Y H , Q H ' , ll 'I , ' I I 'Q' l'M,Wwu X , -X , xr' ' 1 ' 1 . ini 'lx X lu , Y! L , I 1 M Il M ' ' ax, , H f N , IL lf' Il 'I f wx + 'T W1 mi W' llfwlluu W 'ir' ''WnifWllI in If l ? 1 ' M f ' 1sunv' 5'lIjlIl1 'llmhw H W ,,1 M. ,Q ,, 44 W f 7n'W'M 'H'TU15wQ' 1 Www fr W' iw ,l W WW f Cheerleaders 7 x i .s 5 5 E n I i ? 3 5 E 1 E 3 5 3 5 L 3 This year's varsity cagers had a winning but frustrating season. The record will show that Peddie won 10 and lost 9. The record will also show that Peddie was involved in nine games decided by four points or less, but, unfortunately, the Falcons came up short in six of these contests. a two- point overtime loss to eventual state champion Law- renceville and a one-point loss to Hun in the semi-final round of the state tournament were the toughest setbacks to accept. On the brighter side, The Falcons upset New York City power Horace MannfBarnard and took Phila- delphia prep power Penn Charter down to the wire before losing in the finals of the first Peddie School Invitational. Two victories over archrival Blair and a thrilling Alumni game also highlighted the season. Lacking a dominant player, the Falcons relied heavily on hustle, teamwork, and a scrappy pressing defense. Our de- fense was tough, but, unfortunately, we were not opportun- ists on offense. Too often, we caused turnovers but failed to score, or we missed foul shots in clutch situations. How- ever, this team was competitive all season and earned the respect of every opponent on its schedule. 6'5 senior Rich Carstens led the team in scoring, shoot- ing percentage, and rebounding. Senior Mark Garrow played both forward and guard while contributing 13 ppg. Senior Chris Cellary was a steady player all season and a key man in our full-court press. 5'10 senior Gerard Coeke quarterbacked our offense, keyed our press, and was Mr. Hustle. 6'2 junior and captain-elect Kevin Norfleet im- proved significantly as the season progressed and should develop into a top player next year. e MI V 'Y mis. 34.9 f jf 'F31'? Destefano Goeke Cellary Osborne Kaminski, M. Garrow Norfleet Carstens Price Coach Lozier f,v36 2 3 O x ' Y Gif 31' Q JL, X Yi UM 2 1 Peddie Opp. 75 Williamson 58 Dalton 47 Horace Mann!Barnard 43 Penn Charter 53 Hill 50 Hun 68 Alumni 64 Princeton High 74 Admiral Farragut 50 Lawrenceville 71 Hill 73 Blair 62 Newark Academy 97 Delbarton 63 Princeton Day 57 Lawrenceville 57 Blair State Tournament 83 Pingry 52 Hun L1 45 44 43 54 56 52 67 67 63 52 79 66 63 Q38 59 77 30 66 5 3 103 fx H 1, no 10 'v Q C ffl 3 Aa Varsity and l.V. Wiener Hawekotte Lakin Bonanni Crivelli Mucciarone Clark Buntschuh Barclay Stevenson Ramirez Cooke Beer Clancy Duffy Hector McKenna Hamilton Ullestad Pabst Anderson Gerber, T. Scheller DeVoe O'Hara Wardell Coach Lowe Coach Gerard lcsl if J M F rf' f 1? 4 4 C 2 it swimmin The tremendous improvement of several very good upperclassmen, the welcome addition of a strong freshman group, and the ability of every com- petitor to contribute, enabled the Peddie Varsity and l.V. teams to have highly successful seasons for 1973- 74. The undefeated varsity compiled eleven dual meet wins without a loss, highlighted by Peddie's first win ever over perennial swim power and rival Lawrenceville, 113-58 at Peddie. The varsity began its season with impressive show- ings in two pre-season relay meets at Hill and Mont- clair and December dual-meet wins over Seton Hall and the U.S. Naval Academy Plebes in Annapolis, Maryland. Captain Chuck Hector, Alan Clancy, Bob Peizer, jim Anderson, Gary Pabst, and the emer- gence of freshmen Beaver O'Hara and Bill Steven- son gave warning to Peddie's opponents that the Fal- cons were suddenly regarded as a top-area team. After February dual wins over 1973 New jersey High School Champion Moorestown, powerful German- town, and Eastern power Mercersburg Academy, the close-knit swimmers went to the Eastern lnter-scho- lastic Swimming Championships at Lawrenceville. Finishing third behind national record breaking Pine Crest of Florida, and Mercersburg, and completely overpowering Hill, Peddie swam to one of the finest showings in the school's history, breaking seven of ten school swimming records. The 200 yard medley relay of Tom Cenber, Chuck Hector, jim Anderson, and Alan Clancy, set a school record of 1:40.2. Gary Pabst eclipsed the 200 IM 12:04.71 and the 100 backstroke 156.81 records and jim Anderson lowered the 100 butterfly mark to 53.7. O'Hara's school record performances of 1:47.8 in the 200 free and 4:55.5 in the 500 free were phenomenal for a freshman. O'Hara teamed with Pabst, Clancy, and Lance Duffy for a 400 free relay record of 3:19.6. l Peddie Opp 44 Seton Hall 39 102 U.S. Navy Plebes 70 109 Malvern 63 108 Newark Academy 48 63 Montclair 20 67 Pingry 13 113 Lawrenceville 58 109 Blair 57 120 Moorestown H.S. 51 94 Germantown 78 127 Mercersburg 44 'Uno lg. hw,-f+vmg,,,, DHBV lg, if ,. , fmwwfwwn wwmwwww- ww ...,.wi,,,uwe ,, ,,.,..f.2wmlNf-1 J, . ' 5 girls swimming Wh Holman Leen Bainbridge M B 'd C ri e Bunting, A. Dill Hawekotte 8. Werner 9. Denise 10. Ammermuller 11, Hesser 12. Siebold 13. Coach Gerard 14. Coach Lowe The first year Peddie Girls' Swimming Team compiled a respect- able 3-3 record against established varsity teams in the area. Captain Carol Ammermuller, Robin Hawekotte, and hard-working freshmen lan Denise and Pippa Holman were leading point winners with Linda Hanway, juli Werner, Tracey Siebold, and Wendy Hill contrib- uting to the Falconette cause. First-year swimmers Lori Bainbridge, Aimee Bunting, Cater Webb, Mary Dill, Chan Leen, Karen Testa, and Lynette Hesser, added depth. Su Callahan was a regular winner in diving competition and substituted in swimming events. The girls are off to a fine swimming start and headed for a bright future. Peddie Opp. 45 Red Bank High School 31 56 Germantown Academy 81 47 Newark Academy 29 56 Moorestown High School 97 81 Bayonne High School 74 64 Mercersburg Academy 87 57 v .JN , 1 3 1 1 l I 3 fl 3 5 5 . T 4 . -g g, v.-:- '.:,--:.,1:rr- s. 1 - .1 iw --f .igasfeiwarf 'V-:gm-'ae-V51'x.S6..1ifaffm1fs'f-1fl-:L we- assi P' if ,15g3ig- , 1, K .. . -ay.-SQ, 1. 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'r,, V ' ff' ff, -1 H' X.-2235 Mer 1 1 ,- I ' V - q .1 1.'.-'1,g-fin,-, ' i 4' ' iw-E21 ' ' - Z A --V' 1 J ' V ' 'fV , 1- '-:E 241' .-,- .- '112 - ri- 'elf f f1:5:ff..:1if2 'i.'..iE. : , 3: '-a-L ff gf-1 -:V.F',',.-fr f.,V.1g.-1 .fig X - J. '.Q-35.---1. EQ Qi' 'i -,EF-if, -gi :.-51331-Ega 13. 3 2 1 in .df 7 ,. t- 1 - - EI-T1 5 I ' 2il'i',r3 3J2 f 1.11. 5 x Winn .Aix if E ,ff 1 'i .4 The 1973-74 Peddie Varsity Hockey Team, in only its second season, was a team attempting to rebuild after the loss of many key players from last year's impres- sive team. The team began the season with only five returning lettermen: senior co- captains jeff Mohr and Bob Hastings, jun- iors Barry Wham and Ted Gribbel, and sen- ior Mike Thompson. New additions to this year's team were senior co-captain john Wohlfahrt, senior Nick Hano, and two freshmen, Kevin Cooper and Tim Cuesta. Also returning were senior net keeper Mark Harris and senior Bill Welychko. We opened our season january 11 against powerful PDS and lost 10-0. This game set the stage for a long road down- hill. With each game we played, we saw lapses on both offense and defense, which, in spite of some improved play, kept us from winning. We finally got on track near the end of the season when we won four of the last five games, ending with a 4-11 record. The leadership shown by co-captains Mohr, Hastings, and Wohlfahrt provided the team with spirit and the will to never give up. This winning spirit finally resulted in wins over Hun 15-Oj and Montclair Q6-31, perhaps our two best-played games of the season. -jeff Mohr 3 1 ai ., Q? 2 Q 'l 3 . 1 . Q - . . 'MDE .mt ' In te, . w ,. a A ab 1 5 4- , sp s gif , g. .Q , ' K H A g . 109 2.C 1. Gerber, E. oach Pedersen 3. Cuesta 4. Wohlfahrt 5. Cooper 6. Mohr 7. Thompson 8. Hall 9. Davies 10. Hastings 11. Hano 12. Gribbel 13. Harris 14. Welychko I' 1 a 3 Wi L 5 E 9 to ll fl 13 ,., ' .a4ef4'f'1 1 ,ff-.w w--qty W5 anwwmm ik .f , .ir ,M- -um Peddie Opp. 0 Princeton Day 10 1 Seton Hall 6 2 Christian Brothers 5 4 Morristown 3 2 Beacon Hill 6 0 Christian Brothers I 5 Hun 0 3 Montclair 0 5 Gill-St. Bernard's 2 O Cranford 3 4 Essex Catholic 2 WM 7 wmv ' ii CS ,A ,H W---...h. , sw, ..vw1:tevw,asaexL l' . 1 . , 'X' l 5 .1 '- fx V 4 e ' , it C ,C I - g,',i51T,lf1f ., ' r ., H '- ifeff .atv fmt, . is -'Q . -4' ff f.: A - wg-Q ,Q f,.r 2 'SF' ...E 1. Ballard 2. Arnmermuller 3. Fertig 4. Schumacher 3. Spiezio 6. Lee, I. 7. Rosko, lohn 8. Purcell, R. 9. Grossman 10. Robison 11. Poling 12. Coach Dillahey 11. Coach Lawson 14. Flynn 15. Coleridge 16. Esteves 17. Rogers, D. 18. McConnell 19. Bloom 20. Lyle 21. Woltman 22. Stuart, VV. 23. Ranson 24. Dolci 25. Feaster 26, Stuart, D. 27. McCrabb Although the Peddie Indoor Track Squad ended up with an 8-6 record, there were many featured highlights of the season. The first annual indoor Ped- die Relays saw the home school win the gold in the shuttle hurdle relay with Craig Avedesian, Dave Rogers, Pete McConnell, and Rick Feaster setting a new school record in 32.4 seconds for the 240 yd. relay. Peddie also took three second places in the relays and the gold in the shot put relay. Other indoor marks for Peddie include a 4:31.9 mile by soph- omore Steve Ranson, and a 9:56.1 two mile for Peddie's new facility. Bill Stuart, a senior co-captain from the cross-coun- try championship team, ran his best mile of his career in 4:33 at the indoor state meet, placing third. Also in the state in- door meet, Kevin Smith won the 60 yd. dash in 6.5, and 1.P. Flynn won the two mile in 9:56. Other scorers in the state meet were Gary Cumbs, third in the 60, and lack Poling, fourth in the 60. ln the hurdles, Avedesian took second, Feaster third, and Rogers fourth. In the shot put, Mark Peltack was second, and in the high jump Feaster took second and Rog- ers fifth. In dual meet competition, Ped- die ran the best in the state, including Princeton High School, Bernards High School, Moorestown High School, Mon- mouth Regional, Highland Park, and Ridgewood besides the tough Larries and other prep schools. w Q rw ig 'Lv I5 I8 ' no 4 ll I -1 11. 13 7 Q3 ct lu U N 6 ZA fx Z E Sl S .51 1... k, i W:'jf!Slfi, A 127:15 .,k.. . . . y' A 3372 5 J ' awww, winter track Hhlllllvlv 5- Hv N. . 'fW!? 'sw , Q els ww ' 5 ing.: 1 .w,gg.5f,w?i fggis KI fig, ra-'wfbf sig 'li Wm ' -sgmwxw, ' L Ilf: K -A PM f:,.1 '35 1 , AW qamW+ wg .QQ X ,Sf H. , Q, if .af x f f, f f,,f A N,,,,,1--4,fppmwerw-vff., ,,,,, W W-,V V , ' 0 ' :VV M' ,g , ,Q ' ,, 'ff1'8 4 qw-,4 ffm? 'Jn if ' ,Q X Q:Zi'Wif V La I -'K - +11 vvrestlin wwf 1+ Without any outstanding individuals, the 1974 Peddie Wrestling Team showed itself, nevertheless, to be together and successful. Losing only to Ruters Prep and Blair Academy, the team performed well throughout the sea- son. If any one match could be captured to show how much effort everyone gave, it would be the L'Ville meet. Six pins, by Matt Sudol, Steve Maltese, Doug Salmon, Steve Rolleri, Brad Herman, and Don Fry, gave Ped- die its first victory over the Larries in 25 years. With but three seniors and only two returning lettermen, we had something to be proud of. Only the people who were on this team will ever understand the reason for all the work for only six minutes of wrestling. We were a group of no-names who made a name for our team. -Steve Rolleri ,, .M 1, ,.Qef'5 1 AV. . ,hi 1. Coach Wise 2. Stoneback 3. Nest 4. Elam 5. Bamberger 6. Fry 7. Rolleri, S. 8. Herman, Brad 9. Sudol, Mark 10. Hedden 11. Coach Rudnyanszky 12. Lattimer 13. Hovnanian 14. Hofing 15. Novak 16. Sudol, Matt 17. Maltese, S, 18. Salmon 19. Kerr , 6 8 1 Z g Ll gm U Cx gg H Y 'Q xl baseball ' a N 1 ' s E f 8 lU 13 We it 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. HQX Hopper 9 Boyko 10 DeAngelis 11 Quinn 12 Sutton 13 Ruocco 14 Ammermuller 15 Noel 16 lf lx! K i l , Kaminski, M. Destefano White Hamnett Carduner Coach Warts Cellary Verdel Peddie 5 4 3 13 12 5 3 9 1 1 3 1 21 11 -. -.. ...W 4, .M My . X1 'Q ' ' i if 2 V .:,: 5 5 .az-, at '0 . '-an-f 0 ,K . . 1 32521, i 1,-W, 1,1 V A Pennington Highland Park Trenton Newark Pingry Hill Blair Lawrenceville Hun St. Anthony's Williamson Trade Lawrenceville Blair Admiral Farragut I firm I Opp. 6 1 6 3 2 2 10 4 9 8 5 5 5 1 Peddie's 1974 baseball team experienced a season of ups and downs, finishing at the .500 level at 7-7. In fact, incon- sistency plagued the squad all season. The team had good ability but seemed to have a knack for suffering from one bad inning a game. The all-important pitching department, which appeared to be strong at the commencement of pre- season work, was the victim of injuries to all four of the original staff, and this, no doubt, had a bad effect on the team's overall performance. Offensively, top performances were turned in by Art Am- mermuller f.415j, Al Verdel 1.375 with two homersi, Bob Hopper 1.348 with eight extra-base hits and 15 RBl'sj, john ',.. new VJ' w ' vs r' 3 f 1-1,5 L' . . in x Q., i A l .Al . M f' l l Boyko t.333 with 15 RBl'si, Ralph Ruocco and Lex Callas, both of whom batted over 300. Marty White led the pitch- ing department with a 5-4 record, Art Ammermuller was 2- 2, while Larry Hamnett, despite a record of 0-1, pitched fine ball in relief. Co-captain Chris Cellary, who had a sore pitch- ing arm all season, turned in some fine plays at second base. Utility infielder Gene Quinn and outfielder Don DeAngeIis were seniors who made fine contributions to the team. Highlights of the 1974 season were a 4-1 win over a very strong highland park team, victories over Blair and L'Ville, and a 21-5 trouncing of Blair. Q 1 it 'x i r i i i l.V. Baseball: sitting L to R: Barthg Lang, T.g Onog Williams, 1.5 Nebbiag Barclayg Mrlik Fertigg Norcross. Standing: Coach Anthonyg Machg Borossg Howellg Fararog Sackman Fiorellop Kugler. H9 i i tennis 1. Esteves 2. Lee 3. McKenna 8 7 6 4. Pabst 5. W Id 6. LZJT C1 9 7. Hano 8, Eiseman 9. Coach Che-tel 3 I L W ' Y Peddie Opp. Peddie Opp 1 Pingry 4 5 Blair O 1 Delbarton 4 0 PDS 5 2 Trenton 3 0 Newark 5 5 Pennington 0 5 Notre Dame 0 0 Hill 9 1 Wardlavig 4 2 Hun 3 1 George 4 Nick Hano's 8-4 record at first singles and Gary Pabst's 5-5 as number 2 man, highlighted the tennis team's season. Some fine performances were also turned in by Tom McKenna at number 3 against very tough com- petition. Our most successful doubles team was Bruce Wald- man and Greig Simpson, both of whom are returning next year. Also playing doubles were Larry Lee, Kevin Lang, Eduardo Es- teves, and Marc Eiseman in vari- ous combinations. The teams played a lot of good tennis this season, and their record speaks well of their competition rather than poorly of their play. 19 Z IV Tennis: Above: Coach Tifftg Gimbelg Below: O Hara Boylang Sears, 1.5 Shumang Hovnanian, S. tnis irls .1 pawn! - , Kneelingi Werner, Nesbitg Denise. Standing L to R: Watts, Coach Creed n- B t' - C l' P b N Allmendingerg Walton, A. ' Peddie's first girls' tennis team had a disappointing sea- L son, winning only one of four matches. Ten girls competed T on the team, of whom only two-Monica Nesbit and juli Werner-had had any previous competitive experience. The one match the team won, Hightstown High, was won by a score of 3-2. Monica Nesbit, playing first singles, beat , their number-one girl 6-1, 7-5, juli Werner won by default I and lan Denise beat her opponent 6-4, 6-4. The first dou- bles team of Andy Walton and Aimee Bunting lost a close match by a score of 6-7, 4-6, while the second doubles team of Nina Hovnanian and Cindy Carvel made a valiant e , un ing, arve, ro us, Hovnanian, try but lost 0-6, 2-6. The next three matches were lost by scores of 0-5, but they were not without their exciting individual matches. During the PDS match, both our number one, Monica, and number two, jan, went into tiebreakers for the first set, however, both lost in straight sets. The girls had a fine time competing, gained a great deal of competitive experience, and improved their game im- mensely. The team was very outspoken in the praise and gratitude to Mrs. Creeden, their coach, who gave her time and effort helping the girls. -Monica Nesbit gr te fl f ' . 2 4 ilfi B 1 v .fi if if - 4 file?-3 I . 3, b I.. .Q L L... J. ... is to 5 . -sat f ...QU f fi- Top Row: Maserg Murdock, Holman. Middle: Martong Poredap Coates, Ghitmang Coach Monahan. Bottom: Chytilo, L.g Stella, Seleckyg Chytilo, D., Stoyakevitch. softball golf i 3 V 5 6 9 7. 3, , t 1 i ,-L4 K ir ff' ,t. .V ,tw 55.1, l.V. Golf: kneeling: Danserg Hemstockg Baumgarten. Standing L-R: Coach Brown, Sudol, Markg Laskog Savinog Hastings, Phillips, Cohn, Spencer, Baron. 1. Denney 2. Clark 3. Goeke 4. Kaminski, M. 5. Coleridge 6. Schulman 7. Goerke 8. Gamsu 9. Coach Rose The varsity golf team, made up of four seniors, one junior, and three sophomores, finished the season with a record of 8-2-2. The best personal record on the team was held by senior Andrew Cole- ridge, who compiled a season record of 9-2-1, with senior Larry Schulman not far behind with a record of 8-1. Playing at the diffi- cult number one position, senior Gerard Coeke managed a record of 7-3-2, while team captain Brian Goerke finished the season with a 6-6 record at the number two position. After the first three matches this year we were 3-0. Our fourth match was against the Hill School away and was our first loss. Gerard Coeke and sophomore lay Denney at the third position were standouts against tough Hill opponents, with victories shooting 77 and 81 re- spectively. Our next setback came against Newark Academy, after beating Montclair and Princeton High. We tied Newark Academy, but with three noteworthy wins: Goerke shooting 38, Coleridge 39, and Schulman shooting 43. The last three matches of the year included a win against Pingry at Baltustroll Country Club, a tie against Ward- law at home, and a loss against Lawrenceville away. We finished a most enjoyable year, placing third of thirteen teams in the state tourney. Saw. swiss if . X 3? .- Sis: 1, 5 SB - , ff C . .4 , . f, X e e, X, S i Q S ft . ' s K ' . -. t - f - 5 ' . f F61 5 i .,ti:S:,vfW'.:s--I - . 5 ,- f - - 1 V . ,- I 2 at if, g . Ssgif-.,, - K L K Lg Nas. ssh K . K K. 5.5-Q -- . Q55-5 :J fi, -. : : fs . With a record number of scheduled games 1141, an historic lack of seasoned varsity players 141, and some of the most promising seniors not coming out for the team 121, cold realism sug- gested that a long season was in store for the 1974 lacrosse team. Long it was, but good and long! Doughboy Number 1, Captain jeff Mohr, led a band of lightly-regarded upstarts to the best won-lost record in Peddie history. In a season of miracles, the string of unlikely events began when first Coach Peter Boggs invited the team to soak up some lacrosse, Washington College style, and then coach lim Grube, Peddie '65, opened doors for a stay at Delaware. Thanks to these fine young men 26 Peddie lacrossers had a six day adventure that included a 6-6 scrimmage with prestigeous lohn Carroll and a surprise two- game appearance in the Westchester Tourna- ment. Miracles? Yes, indeed, MIRACLESY Mo, in his record-setting 4th year as a -, A4 W Varsity Lacrosse: Row 1 front to back: Malamut: Falciani: Thompson, M: Bunting. Row 2: Zifferer: Deon: Gribbel: Wohlfahrt: Diamond. Row 3: Norfleet: Rogers, B.: Davies: Steele. Row 4: Coach Wharton: Hall: Strauss: Dawson. Row 5: Coach Von: Mohr: Monahan: Bamberger: Hector: Sa- dowsky. Row 6: Coach Creeden: Dolci: Coach Lowe: Holden. Sitting on wall: Baxter, S: Cemmel: Fritz. starter, David Monahan, and Captain elect john Falciani starred all season while Thom Hall-flanked by Mono and Falce-headed Peddie's best face-off unit ever. Sound goal-tending was contributed by both lim Bamberger and Shawn Steele. Chuck Hector, Rog Bunting, and Len Sadowsky led a parade of vastly-improved players, who each needed all the more when David Fritz, our other '75 captain, was lost for the season. A Spirited fivesome of first and sec- ond year lacrossers completed the small squad. For the most part, the narrow margins of play a year ago lived on. One or two goals decided 9 of the 14 games, affording underclassmen valuable clutch experience while robbing less experienced seniors of playing time. 'Come- from-behind wins were recorded over Summit, Livingston, Maplewood 'Cover- timel, and Hanover Park-who led 5-3 with less than four minutes left in the game-in another miracle. Unfortunately, the miracle mart was closed in the sudden-death loss to Fair Lawn and thegfourth-quarter rout by Lawrenceville, a real departure from the last five years, abetted by Thom Hall's virus infection. While leaving behind a healthy legacy for '75, the class of 1974 enjoyed Ped- die's most successful lacrosse season ever.lLThe. Old Gold and'Bli1e wishes to commend Captain Mohr for his record-setting contributions to Peddie lacrosse over the past five years. In turn, leffhas asked that we commend the entire coaching staff for their help. CoacheslVon, Creedenflgolwe, and Wharton, we salute you! , -.Afl lacrosse 'F' if 8 Lk L.iL :.. Ai, A -19' -.-AV' V9 e -'ew-we 3 .gt ,V ug 5 'H Q , tt t., .4 I fr 'A 'ki . . X J N 1 , 1 ky TZ' O we M if . , ,gy ' , . q Y, V Mfr' Q . +5 QQ I 4 ,Y if 'K 'Y 'GH' . , ' LA 4 A f e L ff l j.V. Lacrosse: Row 1: Ammermuller, Carol: Cuesta: Anderson: Row 2: bending around: Rogers, B.: Coach Wharton: Thierman: Lawson: Rice: Gerber, E.: Soden. Row 3: bending around in front of railing: Lefkowitz 125: Buntschuh, B.: Laman: Baxter, D.: Kerlin f29J: Hedden 1353: Lyle U9j. Row 4: Salmon U6j: Holden Q25j: Hanway, Linda: Stainton: Pre- zant: Harris Q10j: Barnett: Sears, E.: Bull: Buntschuh, F. Row 5: Maltese, S.: Sudol, Matt: Dunne: DeVoe: Coach Lowe: Brettschneider,: Norfleet. f' 1 Coach Lawson Peltack Schumer Neely Mucciaroni Ranson Grossman Swern, N. Purcell, R. Feaster Schmidt, F. Bloom N8 McConnell Lee, 1. Rogers, D. Schumacher Stuart Cooke P+ '1 0 77 -4-1 Zn Peddie Opp. 5 74 St. Anthony's 34 70 Notre Dame 61 73 Blair 32 Newark 33 100 Pingry 26 75 Lawrenceville 56 83 Blair 48 69 Hill 62 X The Peddie Relays- Peddie 37 t3rdj Andover 49 Moses Brown 41 me llror I ii State Meet- f ii'i a J Peddie list-tie with A ., 6 Lawrencevillej 115. 'W' i l28 tlt e f if The 1974 spring track team went undefeated in dual meet competition, the second undefeated team under head coach Bob Lawson. In addition, the falcons tied for first in the Prep State Meet with Lawrenceville as the mile relay team, which placed first, was disqualified for an illegal zone pass. Other- wise it would have been a solid Peddie victory. Highlights for the season included the following: 480 Shuttle Hurdle: Dave Rogers, Craig Avedesian, Rich Feas- ter, and Pete McConnell broke the Peddie School record with a 106.0. Mike Price, a sophomore, long jumped 22'2 , turned the 440 in 50.7 to win the state meet, and anchored the mile relay in 50.0. j.P. Flynn, a junior, ran the two-mile in 9:51.9 while Mike McCrabb handled it 10:00. Bill Stuart, a senior, ran the mile in 4:32. Kevin Smith, a senior, ran the 100 in 10.1 and the 220 in 21.7. Pete McConnell, a junior, won the Peddie Relay 330 inter- mediate hurdles in 41.0 and placed first in the state meet with a 41.5. Leading the Peddie scorers for the season were Mike Price in the long jump, 440, and mile relay, Brian Cooke in the 440 l53.0j, and the mile relay, Craig Avedesian, Dave Rogers, Rich Feaster, and Pete McConnell in the hurdles, l.P. Flynn, Mike McCrabb, Bill Stuart, and Steve Ranson in the distances, in the weights was Mark Peltack 13rd in the state shot put with 46'j, john Neely and Al Schumer threw the javelin. The outstanding devotion and determination brought this team through with such great performances and most of them will be returning for one or two more years. fafszfggk. , A k K ...O activities 'l X If an 'ik Y rx N bye, bye, birdie Nestled between sunshine and magnolias trees, stark against the pale blue sky, is Geiger Reeves Hall. Walk inside and smell the sawdust, feel the electric air around you, the frigid breath of young actors in unison, tense, expectant, anticipating their time. Touch the walls with your fingers and your mind, sense the pres- ence of plays gone by, the presence of those who were here and, having removed their make-up and dimmed the lights and, hav- ing closed the script for the final time, now are gone. In the si- lence you can hear their voices. Their words, their songs, their smiles, their hopes, with the love of the theatre they linger still. Painted walls yet proclaim their nearness, the essence of theatre preserved on stone and steel. Close your eyes and take time to remember, to savor the mo- ments spent in Geiger-Reeves. Think back to the Follies, the Declamation and Reeves Prize Speaking Contests, to the Spring Arts Festival and the Drama Club plays-events that took place on Geiger-Reeves' stage during the year 1973-74. In the fall, the Drama Club presented one of Broadway's great- est musical comedies, Bye Bye Birdie. The show's inherent color and gaiety, its animate score, the effervescence of the actors, these factors coupled with the countless hours of rehearsal in the Pine and lvy, jeffrey Harry Holcombe's directing expertise, Frank Towne's brilliant musical direction, and the enthusiasm and dedication of everyone involved in the production, helped make Birdie a smash success on the Peddie stage. It was indeed a per- formance not soon to be forgotten. Springtime heralded the arrival of warmer weather, baseball, and yet another triumph for the Peddie Drama Club and its tender and evocative production of Thorton Wilder's immortal classic, Our Town, an incredibly beautiful play, but also a very fragile one, a play which needs to be nurtured and understood, that needs to be portrayed from the heart, from the very depths of one's being. The Drama Club met this challenge with maturity, professionalism, and sensitivity, the result being a performance which was not only entertaining, but also enlightening and truly inspiring. lt was a memorable year for drama at Peddie, one marked with creativity and artistic achievement. lt was a year in which a group of people worked together to transcend the barriers of their own personalities and experience those of some playwright's design. It was a year in which a group of people strove to bring flat and silent words to life, to create an experience on stage that was fresh and vital and exciting, an experience that would be stimu- lating for both actor and audience. With talent, hard work, and a little help from above, they most happily succeeded. OLll' town 134 - CAST OF CHARACTERS - lin order of appoaraneel Stage Manager ............ lst Assistant Stage Manager .... 2nd Assistant Stage Manager . . . Dr. Gibbs ............... Joe Gowell ..... Howie Newsome . . . Mrs. Gibbs .... Mrs. Webb .... George Gibbs .... Rebecca Gibbs . . . Wally Webb . . . Emily Webb ..... Professor Willard . . . Mr. Webb ............ Woman in the Balcony . . . Man in the Auditorium ....... Artistic Lady in the Auditorium . . . Simon Stimson ............. Mrs. Soames ..... Constable Warren . . . Si Crowell ....... Baseball Players: Joe ...... John .... Tom .... Samantha Craig . . Joe Stoddard . . . . . . . .ALBERT MASLAND . . . .CLAUDE ELENEWICH . . . . LEONARD FRIED ............lONATHANFOX MICHAEL NIEDERBERGER . . . . . . . RICHARD FEASTER . . . . .SHERYL SACKMAN . . .. CLAIRE WALTON . . . .CRAIG AVEDESIAN .. . . . . .JILL MCNALLY . . .NATHANIEL swERN . . . LEIGI-I MCBRIDE .... . KIERAN BEER . . . .STEVEN ROLLERI .. . LINDA PERRITT .. . JEFFREY MOHR . . . .susAN CALLAHAN . . . . .JoN woLTMANN . . . .JOANN COATES .. . . .ROBERT SHIMER . . . RICHARD STEWART . . . .MICHAEL GUARINI . . .RANDY ROBERTS . . . .CRAIG BARNETT . . . DEBORAH MARTON . . . .DOUGLAS STUART l A WW fx V ti! I , . A X X23 il? 'Q W ff Wk If 4 Eg 2. ark Peltack receiving the Gordon H. Sunbury Prize Al Masland f9C6iViFlg The Roy I- Waite CUP drew Coleridge receiving the Morris C. Fredman '09 Cup Paul Lasko receiving the Swetland Freshman Honor Award l l37 greaser day 1' RJR :Li my ,. 'ffm 1 'Y ,. .m,, ,F Q. W Va hq if MU A , sr- 1 J ' V A V we-uh, u Af hi .av J, .25 40 honor commiliee -131:--Y -'33 .- fists nii L-R: McNaIIyg Martong Norfleetg Hectorg Bambergerg Rand, R.g Masland. Z fm Row1 L-R: Coleridgep Cableg Hegyig Kutalekg Mark, 1. Row 2: Brissette, Lp Coatesg Sandersg Meyerg Rand, R. Lemmg Estevesg Woltmanng Hastings. Row 4: Hectorg Maslandp Schellerp Lee, L.g McCrabb. a a 1 2 K Row 3: Bonanni, C L-R: Sackman, Scott, Norcross, Beer, Cellary, Weber, Ford, Mary, Camsu, Testa, Karen, Kozinski, Schmidt, Frank- lin, Waldman, Walton, C., McCrabb, Falciani, Bifano, Masland, Denney, Grossman, Epstein, Lee, L., Baxter, Dave, Mr. Swift, Clark, Sanders, Gerber, T., Monahan, Hector. -pu -pa cn L-R: Beer, Lee, Larry, Falciani, Ammermuller, C., Mr. DuBois, Rand, R., Scheller, Brissette, I., Ammermuller, A., razzo, Cohn, Steven, Masland, Salmon, Monahan, Hector, Clancy. Norfleet, Mar- as .E Q 'C : co 15 0 OD E o .4di9 ' Kozinskip Mark, P., Mr. Gerard, Cooke, Lattimerg Rolleri, 5.5 Cable, Graebner, Mark, j. T5 C E E . SD L'. '. O 3 ' cn CID IE HE dd 5 pe Row 1: White, Beer, Kozinskig Williams, D. Row 2: Mark, P., Preving Walton, C., Gross- man, Mr. Brown, Lasko. Sitting: Purcell, T.g Hegyig Cellaryp Rolleri, 5.5 Peddleg Hopper. Standing: Noelg Ziffer motion picture club . in ' gm ery Sussekg Schaeberlep Runge, j.p Hill, 1. Sandersp Mr. Tifftg Maslandp Brophyg Gerber, T.g Clancy iii ' 5345 art Club 'TW . v at 2 f -4 , gi t A 1 9' , 5 f. .gf+ Y EW fmfq, d . :J if 1 f M 'sm X 5521 ,N '? X, Nz. v ' Y ,ff Gifs. H4 ,, n 'W . , ,1 . S 144 g ,M.N Q iz! ' X ' A gglfii -V 2 Q i . - . 4 v X ' Q , Skim . ' 5 .. . x V vw 3..fs..' W V6 g Choir Top: Stuart, Dj Guarinig Bloomg Roberts, L-R: Lylep Stuart, W.g Niederbergerp Fox, H.g Coatesp Ciacomozzig Wattsp Webbp Hol- manp Deniseg McBrideg Nesbitg Rolleri, M. I4 L 4 s 'K 9 Row 1: Kutalekg Wittyg Fox, 1.5 Mr. Schwanng Bifanog Salmonp Dewlandg Probus. Row 2: Volkommerg Testa, Kimp Hathawayp Sodenp Silleryp Flinng Chytilo, L. Row 3: Neiderbergerg Hawekottep Hornbostelp Kucayg Lasko. 1 1 'F' g ff r b. X K 4 E xv, 7 f 'hi' V 1 . - cn L-R: Fararog Wienerp Fiorellop Battistig Hindg Brophy, M.g O'Harag Miss. Umfridg Sadowskyp Kuglerg Howellg Putnamg Estevesg Stroukoffg Ramirezg Ballard. Sitting: Maserg Waldmang McHughg Frazer. , 3. W vw :ront L-R: Cableg Poredag Brissette, R.p Brissette, Lg Kerr. Back Row: Kozinskig Reynoldsp Lee, L.g Mr. v1cNuItyg Schumacherg Quinnp Masland. L-R Around Table: Schumacherg Brissette, R.g Mark, P.g Bonanni, C.p Faloonag Bo- nanni, B.p Kuppp Welychkog Grossman fon tablej: Evernhamg Poredag Mr. Oramg Rand, C4 Kutalekp Brophy, M.g Lasko. L- ul.- nj, V- V f :MP 1 . 3 fg ? 4 5 5 graduation MR. RICHARD C. ANTHONY: 1972, Yale Univ., B.A., Glassboro State College, M.A., English, Spring Arts Festival, Ass't Football Coach, Ass't Baseball Coach. MR. ARTHUR K. BROWN: 1970, Colgate Univ., B.A., Middlebury, M.A., English, Chess Club, Student-Fac- ulty Senate, Peddie News, Ass't Football Coach, I.V. Golf Coach. MR. GREGORY CHETEL: 1972, Univ. of Wisconsin, B.S., Long Island Univ., M.S., Science, Spring Arts Fes- tival, Varsity Tennis Coach, Band Co-director. MR. WILLIAM I. CREEDEN: 1972, Univ. of Pennsylva- nia, B.S., M.S., Social Studies, Ass't Football Coach, Ass't Lacrosse Coach. MRS. DEBORAH CREEDEN: 1973, Univ. of Pennsylva- nia, B.A., Girls Athletics. MR. WILLIAM E. DARST: 1971, Westminster Choir College, B. Music, Music, Band Co-director, Glee Club Director, Spring Arts Festival. MR. SAMUEL I. DILLAHEY, IR: 1972, Westminster Choir College, B. Music, Princeton Theological Semi- nary, Div. M., Th. M., Social Studies. MRS. MARGARET H. DUBELL: 1971, Wilson College, B.A., Librarian, Student-Faculty Senate, Spring Arts Festival. MR. MILLARD G. DuBOlS: 1954, Middlebury College, B.A., Columbia Univ., M.A., Mathematics, Eighth Grade Advisor, Gold Key. MR. IOHN W. EDGAR: 1948, Wesleyan Univ., B.A., M.A., English, Press Club Director. MR. ROBERT S. GERARD: 1972, Lafayette College, A.B., Univ. of Delaware, M.A., English, Spring Arts Fes- tival, Ass't Swimming Coach, Old Gold and Blue. MR. G. CHRISTOPHER HARTLEY: 1968, Univ. of Cam- bridge, England, B.A., M.A., Language iHeadI, Cur- riculum Committee, Camera Club, Library Committee Chairman. MRS. ELINORE B. HICKS: 1964, Housekeeper, Student Social Affairs Committee. MR. RICHARD C. HOFFMAN: 1969, Princeton Univ., B.A., Univ. of Virginia, M. Ed., Harvard Univ., I.D., Business Manager, Board of Corporators, Secretary, Cum Laude, Secretary, Parents Association, Treasurer, Student Social Affairs Committee. MR. IEFFREY R. HOLCOMBE: 1968, Pasadena College, B.T.A., Speech and Drama, Drama Club, Fine Arts Committee, Public Speaking Contests, Spring Arts Festival. MRS. COLLEEN I. HUCKABEE: 1972, Bates College, A.B., Harvard Univ., M.A.T., Science. MR. IOHN C. IONES: 1965, Brown Univ., B.A., Latin, Latin Club, Varsity Football Coach. MR. DOUGLAS N. KAYE: 1973, Rensselaer Poly. Tech. Inst., B.S., Science, Ass't Tennis Coach, Astronomy Club, Radio Club. MR. IAMES M. KEELS: 1959, Princeton Univ., B.A., Mathematics. MR. HENRY P. KELLER: 1962, Rutgers Univ., B.A., M. Ed., Director of Studies, Science, Planetarium Direc- tor, Curriculum Comm. faculty MR. LAWRENCE M. KELLEY: 1971, Yale Univ., A.B., Mathematics, Alumni and Public Relations Director, Chronicle, Parents Association, Secretary. DR. ALBERT L. KERR: 1964, Yale Univ., B.A., Harvard Univ., M.Ed., Bucknell Univ., D. Hum., Headmaster. MR. ROBERT B. LAWSON: 1956, College of William and Mary, B.A., M.Ed., Science, Varsity Cross County Coach, Varsity Track Coach, Varsity Winter Track Coach. MR. ALFRED W. LOZIER: 1966, Wake Forest College, B.A., Director of Admissions, Campus Iobs, Varsity Basketball Coach. MR. ROBY B. McCLELLAN, IR.: 1968, Univ. of the South, Sewannee, B.A., Emory Univ., M.A., Fine Arts iHeadI, Spring Arts Festival, Ass't Football Coach, Ass't Wrestling Coach. MR. FRANK McNULTY:1973, Mount Saint Mary's Col- lege, B.S., New York Univ., M.A., French, Ass't Basket- ball Coach, Spring Arts Festival. MR. VICTOR MACCAGNAN: 1973, Amherst College, B.A., Georgetown Univ. Law Center, L.L.B., Dean, So- cial Studies. MR. RONALD I. MERICAN: 1971, Oglethorpe Col- lege, B.S., Washington Univ., M.A., Mathematics, Math Club. MR. NICHOLAS U. MIGLIOZZI: 1973, Rutgers Univ., B.A., Univ. of Connecticut, M.S., Mathematics, Ass't Football Coach, Spring Arts Festival, Freshman Base- ball Coach. MRS. NORA MILLER: 1973, Duke Univ., B.A., French. MRS. KATHERINE A. MITCHELL: 1973, Univ. of Kan- sas, B.F.A., M.F.A., Art. MRS. DEBORAH L. MONAHAN:1973, Univ. of Penn- sylvania, B.A., Columbia Univ., M.A., Girls Athletics. MR. ROBERT B. MONAHAN: 1970, Univ. of Pennsyl- vania, B.A., English, Ass't Football Coach, Ass't Basket- ball Coach. MR. RAYMOND F. ORAM: 1964, Princeton Univ., A.B., Union College, M.S.T., Science iHeadI, Biology Club. REV. DEAN W. PEDERSON: 1970, Wheaton College, B.A., Gordon Divinity School, B.D., School Chaplain, Varsity Hockey Coach, Ass't Soccer Coach. MR. OSCAR L. RAND: 1939, Yale Univ., A.B., Rutgers Univ., M.Ed., Registrar, Mathematics iHeadI, Curricu- lum Comm., Visual Aids. MR. ROBERT D. ROSE: 1969, Rutgers Univ., B.A., Notre Dame Univ., M.S., Mathematics, Varsity Golf Coach. DR. LESLIE L. RUDNYANSZKY: 1972, Ursinus College, B.A., Lehigh Univ., M.A., Univ. of Notre Dame, Ph.D., Social Studies, Ierseyman Club, Varsity Soccer Coach, Varsity Wrestling Coach. MR. FRED O. SCHWAN: 1967, Univ. of Cologne, B.A., Columbia Univ., M.A., German, German Club. MR. IOHN A. SCOTT, IR.: 1973, Univ. of Mass., B.A., M.A., Director of Guidance, English, Outing Club. MR. IAMES M. SEARS: 1967, Wabash College, B.A. Univ. of Wisconsin, M.S., Social Studies iHeadI, Cur- rent Affairs Forum, Curriculum Comm., Cum Laude Society MR. MAURICE P. SHUMAN: 1935, Ursinus College B.A., Rutgers Univ., M.Ed., Director of Physica Education. MR. ROBERT E. SMITH: 1972, Millersville State Col lege, B.S., Purdue Univ., M.A., English, Peddie News Spring Arts Festival. MR. THOMAS R. SMITH: 1973, Amherst College, B.A. Univ. of Leeds tEnglandI, M.A., English, Chapel Or- ganist, Spring Arts Festival. MR. EVERETT L. SWIFT: 1941, Bowdoin College, A.B. Harvard Univ., M.A., Social Studies, Curriculurr Comm., Secretary of Faculty, Student-Faculty Senate. MR. WILLIAM M. THOMPSON: 1939, Syracuse Univ. B.A., M.Ed., Director of Athletics, Varsity Club. MR. ROBERT L. TIFFT: 1936, Lehigh Univ., B.A., Coi lumbia Univ., M.A., Motion Picture Club, Ass't Tenni: Coach, Spanish. MR. FRANCIS A. TOWNE: 1962, Princeton Univ., A.B., Purdue Univ., M.S., Science, A.M. Adviser. MRS. MARTHA TREESE: 1973, Wilson College, B.A., Univ. of Penn. Law School, L.L.B., Girls Dormitory Supervisor. MR. MICHAEL B. TREESE: 1973, Univ. of Penn., A.B., M.A., English iHeadI, Curriculum Comm., Amphion. MISS BETSYDIANE UMFRID: 1973, Glassboro State College, B.A., Rutgers Univ., M.A., Spanish, Girls Ath- letics, Spanish Club, Cheerleaders. MR. DIETERICH E. O. VON SCHWERDTNER: 1965, Towson State College, B.S., Western Maryland Col- lege, M.Ed., Mathematics, College Counselor, College Club, Varsity Lacrosse Coach. MR. LLEWELLYN WATTS, III: 1972, Drew Univ., A.B., Mathematics, Varsity Baseball Coach, Student Work Program. DR. C. DUNN WILLIAMS: 1958, New York City Col- lege, A.B., Harvard Univ., M.A., Rutgers Univ., M.Ed., New York Univ., I.D., Faculty Ass't, Library Ass't. MRS. DORA IEAN WITNER: 1969, Univ. of Akron, Ass't Director of Admissions, Student-Faculty Senate, Girls Advisor. 'Y ART AMMERMULLER: Sec. of Class 8,95 Camera Club 105 Drama Club 95105115 French Club 8,95 Gold Key So- ciety 115125 Motion Picture Club 95105115 Outing Club 105115 Peddie News 105 Radio Club 95 Ski Club 95 Span- ish Club 10,11,125 Student Council 105115125 Varsity Club 9,10,11,125 Cheerleading 125 Football 85 Cross Country IV 95 Var. 10,11, Capt. 125 Winter Track 85125 Wrestling Var. 9,1051I5 Track Var. 95 Baseball Var. 10,11,125 Third Team All-Prep Baseball. CRAIG AVEDESIAN: Drama Club 125 French Club 125 Winter Track Var. 125 Track Var. 12. IIM BAMBERGER: Campus Guide 105 College Club 105 Drama Club 10,115 Honor Comm. 125 Math Club 115 Motion Picture Club 10511,125 Radio Club 105 Scuba Club 115 Spanish Club 105115 Varsity Club 115125 Stu- dent Council 105 Work Program Capt. 11,125 Monitor 115 Wrestling Var. 105115 Capt. 125 Lacrosse Var. 11512. PAUL BESHLIAN: Drama Club 115125 Peddie News 125 Radio Club 11,125 Rifle Club 125 Scuba Club 125 Ski Club 11,125 Yearbook 11,125 Pres. of Radio Club 11512. WILLIAM B. BLOOM: Astronomy Club 9,10,11,125 Choir 9,10,11,125 Latin Club 9,105 Spanish Club 115125 Student Union 10511,125 Monitor 115 Soccer IV 10,11,125 Track Var. Manager 11,125 Winter Track Var. Manager 12. CRAIG BONANNI: Astronomy Club 11,125 Biology Club 125 Chess Club 115 Cum Laude Society 125 Drama Club 115125 Ierseyman Club 125 Math Club 125 Spanish Club 115 Football IV 10. NINA BORDEN: Tennis IV 12. DAN BRADLEY: Cum Laude Society 125 Varsity Club 125 Football Var. 125 Winter Track Var. 12. TED BRAIN: Camera Club 95 Choir 10,115 Drama Club 9,10,11,125 German Club 9,10,11,125 Student Council 95105 Monitor 115 Soccer 95 Swimming 95 Lacrosse 9, IV 10. IANICE BRISSETTE: College Club 115 Drama Club 10,11,125 French Club 9,10,11,125 Gold Key Society 125 Science Club Vice-Pres. 125 Volleyball 125 Curriculum Comm. VALERIE CABLE: Cum Laude Society 125 French Club 115125 Math Club 125 Spanish Club 11,125 Yearbook 125 Cheerleading 125 Pom-Pom 115 French Award 11. LEX CALLAS: Football Var. 125 Baseball Var. 125 Varsity Club 12. RICH CARSTENS: Basketball Var. 125 All-Prep Second Team Basketball. CHRIS CELLARY: Art Club 125 Art Club 125 Vice-Pres. of Class 125 Astronomy Club 125 Campus Guide 115125 French Club 10,115 Motion Picture Club 125 Outing Club 115125 Radio Club 115 Varsity Club 10511,125 Stu- dent Council 125 Work Program Capt. 125 Football Var. 125 Basketball Var. 10511, Capt. 125 Baseball Var. 11, Capt. 12. MISSY CLAIR: Art Club 125 Drama Club 9,105 Outing Club 125 Peddie Negs11,125 Ski Club 105 Yearbook 115 Cheerleading 105115 Brown University Associated Alumni Award 11. ALAN I. CLANCY: Campus Guide 105115 Current Af- fairs Forum 125 German Club 95105115 Gold Key Society 125 Motion Picture Club 105115 Vice-Pres. 125 Monitor 115 Cheerleading 125 Swimming Var. 9,10,11,125 La- crosse IV 9,10, Var. 11,12. senior statistics IOANN COATES: Art Club 11,125 Camera Club 115 Choir 115125 Drama Club 115125 Outing Club 115125 Scuba Club 125 Spanish Club 115125 Yearbook 11,125 Cheerleading 115 Watershed 115 Softball 115125 Volley- ball 11512. STEVE M. COHN: Astronomy Club 125 Campus Guide 115 Current Affairs Forum 105 Drama Club 9,105 Gold Key Society 125 Ierseyman Club 95105 Latin Club 95105 Motion Picture Club 95 Peddie News Typist 105115 Spanish Club 115125 Student Council 9,10,11,125 Year- book 115 Work Program Capt. 125 Soccer IV 95 Wres- tling IV 10, Var. 115 Pres, of Future Doc. of America 12. ANDREW I. COLERIDGE: Chess Club 125 Outing Club 125 Curriculum Comm5 Soccer Var. 125 Winter Track Var. 125 Golf Var. 12. IOE DANKA: Basketball Var. 12. CHIP DAUM: Hockey IV 12. CHARLES DAWSON: Football Var. 125 Wrestling Var. 125 Second Place V.F.W. Contest. DON DEANGELIS: Astronomy Club 11,125 Peddie News 125 Spanish Club 125 Varsity Club 125 Swimming IV 11, Var. 125 Baseball IV 115 Var. 12. KENNETH DEON: Ski Club 125 Varsity Club 125 Foot- ball Var. 125 Wrestling Var. 125 Lacrosse Var. 125 All- Prep Football. DAVID I. DIMON: Varsity Club 125 Football Var. 12. MARC EISEMAN: Vice-Pres. of Class 105 Campus Guide 10,11,125 French Club 10,115 Outing Club 125 Ski Club 105 Student Council 9,105115 Varsity Club 10,11,125 Monitor 115 Football Var. 115 Soccer Var. 125 Basketball Var. 105115 Capt. 125 Baseball 95 Track Var. 115 Tennis Var. 12. PETE ELAM: Wrestling Var. 12. EDUARDO ESTEVES: French Club 125 Spanish Club 85 Soccer 95 Basketball 95 IV 105 Winter Track IV 10,115 Tennis IV 10, Var. 12. RICK FEASTER: Astronomy Club 125 College Club 125 Outing Club 125 Varsity Club 125 Football Var. 125 Win- ter Track Var. 125 Track Var. 12. IONATHAN FOX: Sec.-Treas. of Class 105 Astronomy Club 95 Choir 125 Current Affairs Forum 10,11,125 Drama Club 11,125 French Club 8,95 German Club 105115125 Ierseyman Club 105115125 Peddie News 10,11,125 Radio Club 11,125 Student Council 10,11,125 Yearbook 125 Student Union 125 Soccer 8,95 Tennis 10511,125 First Place V.F.W. Contest 125 First Prize Decl- amation Contest 12. HOLLYDAY FOX: Choir 12. DONALD FRY: Football Var. 125 Wrestling Var. 125 Track Var. 12. MARK GARROW: Basketball Var. 12. TOM GERBER: Astronomy Club 95 Band 9,10,115 Brass Ensemble 9,105115 College Club 115 Gold Key Soc. 11,125 Motion Picture Club 9,10,11,125 Varsity Club 11,125 Work Program Capt. 115 Monitor 115 Football Var. 125 Swimming Var. 9,10,11,125 Lacrosse Var. 10511. GERARD GOEKE: Football Var. 125 Basketball Var. 125 Golf Var. 12. BRIAN GOERKE: College Club 115 Varsity Club 11,125 Soccer Var. 11,125 Golf Var. 11,12. PETER GREER: Chess Club 125 Drama Club 125 Peddie News 125 Yearbook Photo. 12. GLEN GROSSMAN: Chess Club 95 Choir 115 French Club 9,10,11,125 Math Club 10511,125 Student Council 125 Soccer 95 Cross Country 10,11,125 Winter Track Var. 10511,125 Wrestling IV 95 Track Var. 9510,11512. GARY GUMBS: Varsity Club 125 Football Var. 125 Win- ter Track Var. 125 Track Var. 12. THOM HALL: Ski Club 125 Student Council 125 Varsity Club 125 Football Var. 125 Hockey Var. 125 Lacrosse Var. 12. LARRY HAMNETT: Baseball Var. 12. NICK HANO: Soccer Var. 125 Hockey Var. 125 Tennis Var. 12. BOB HASTINGS: Campus Guide 115 Drama Club 125 Peddie News 115125 Student Council 115 Varsity Club 115125 Soccer Var. 115125 Hockey Var. 11, Capt. 125 La- crosse IV 11. CHUCK HECTOR: Vice-Pres.of Student Body 125 Pres. of Class 8,95 German Club 115 Gold Key Society 115 125 Latin Club 8,95105 Outing Club 95105 Peddie News 105 Student Council 859510,115125 Student-Faculty Senate 125 Varsity Club 10511,125 Work Program Capt. 11,125 Monitor 115 Cheerleading 125 Football 9, Var. 115 Swimming Var. 859,10,11,12, Capt. 10,125 Lacrosse IV 10, Var. 115125 Swetland Honor Prize5 Clinton Sprout Award5 Langford Scholarship Award5 Most Improved Swimming Award. KAREN HEGYI: Art Club 10,11,12. IOHN HILL: Art Club 9,10,11,125 Campus Guide 95105 Choir 105 College Club 125 French Club 9,10,11,125 German Club 9,10,11,125 Peddie News 125 Ski Club 115 Work Program Capt. 115 Monitor 115 Hockey Var. 11,12. BOBBY HOPPER: Cheerleading 125 Baseball Var. 12 ION HYDE: Football Var. 12. SUSAN KOFFLER: Drama Club 9,10,11,125 Amphion 105 French Club 95 Dress Comm. 125 Pres. of Drama Club. KEN KUTALEK: Vice-Pres. of Astronomy Club 10511,125 Camera Club 9,10,11,125 College Club 11,125 Cum Laude Society 125 German Club 95105115 Vice-Pres. 125 Math Club 115125 Motion Picture Club 9,105 Science Club 9510,115 Biology Club Pres. 125 Yearbook 9,105 Soccer IV 10, Var. 115125 Swimming IV 9,105 Tennis IV 115 Geometry Award5 German Award5 Finalist National Merit Scholarship5 Freshman Scholarship Award5 Sophomore Scholarship Award. TANAQUIL LATTIMER: Vice-Pres. of Class 115 Art Club 125 Choir 10,115 College Club 115 Current Affairs Forum 105 Drama Club 10511,125 Ierseyman Club 105 Sec. of Student Council 10,115 Yearbook 10,115 Editor 125 Cheerleading 10,115 Manager for Var. Wrestling 125 Second Place 1973 Declamation Contest. LARRY LEE: Campus Guide 115 College Club 115125 Cum Laude Society 125 Drama Club 11,125 French Club 105115125 Gold Key Society 125 Math Club 105 Outing Club 125 Peddie News 115125 Student Council 11,125 Varsity Club 11,125 Work Program Capt. 115 Monitor 115 Football IV 105 Soccer Var. 11, Capt. 125 Basketball IV 105 Tennis IV 105 Var. 11,12. CHAN LEEN: Var. Swim 12. 153 KEN LEMM: College Club 115 Drama Club 115 Math Club 125 Swimming Var. 11,12. MORGAN LOUIE: MIKE MCCRABB: Math Club 125 Peddie News 125 Yearbook 125 Cross-Country Var. 125 Winter Track Var. 125 Track Var. 12. IOHN MCEACHERN: Football Var. 125 Winter Track Var. 12. TOM MCKENNA: Swimming Var. 125 Tennis Var. 12. FARHAD MARANDI: Art Club 125 Chess Club 11,125 Math Club 115 Outing Club 125 Peddie News 125 A.M. 11,125 Ski Club 12. IIM MARK: Cum Laude Society 125 Peddie News 125 Spanish Club 125 Yearbook 125 Most Improved Speech I Student5 Highest Ave. in Spanish 73. KEV MARRAZZO: Camera Club 11,125 Current Affairs Forum 11,125 Drama Club 10,11,125 Gold Key Society 125 Latin Club 9,1O,11,125 Ski Club 9,1O,11,125 Yearbook 11,125 Football 95 Lacrosse 9, IV 10,11. AL MASLAND: Pres. of Student Body5 Pres. of Class 10,115 Vice-Pres. of Class 95 Cum Laude Society 125 Camera Club 10,11,125 Drama Club 10,11,125 French Club 9,1O,11,125 Gold Key Society 11,125 Honor Comm. 125 Motion Picture Club 10,11,125 Peddie News 115 Spanish Club 115 Student Council 9,1O,11,125 Student-Faculty Senate 10,11,125 Varsity Club 125 Year- book 125 Monitor 115 Cheerleading 125 Soccer IV 10, Var. 11, Capt. 125 Baseball IV 9,105 Swetland Freshman Honor Award5 Iunior Class Scholarship Award. BILL MEYER: Outing Club 11,125 Soccer Var. 11,125 Hockey Var. 11,125 Chemistry Award 73. IEFF MOHR: Band 8,95 Campus Guide 8,9,10,11,125 French Club 8,95 Gold Key Society 125 Spanish Club 10,115 Varsity Club 9,1O,11,125 Football 8,9, IV 10, Var. 10,11, Capt. 125 Basketball IV 9,105 Wrestling 85 Hockey Var. 11, Capt. 125 Lacrosse Var. 9,10,11, Capt. 12. DAVID MONAHAN: Pres. of Class 125 Sec.-Treas. of Class 115 Campus Guide 10,115 Drama Club 125 French Club 9,105 Gold Key Society 11,125 Student Council 9,1O,11,125 Varsity Club 10,11,125 Dress Comm. 125 Work Program Capt. 115 Monitor 115 Football 9, IV 10, Var. 10,11, Capt. 125 All-State Football5 Scholar Athlete Del.-Valley5 Hockey Var. 115 Lacrosse IV 9, Var. 10,11,12. GEORGE MONTREY: French Club 9,105 Ierseyman Club 10,11,12, Vice-Pres. of Ierseyman 11,125 Soccer IV 115 Hockey IV 115 Saylor W. Miller Reading Award 11. LEE MURDOCK: Softball, 12. MONICA NESBIT: Choir 125 Current Affairs Forum 125 Drama Club 125 Student Council 125 Work Program Capt. 125 Curriculum Comm. 125 Girls Tennis Var. 12. GARY NOEL: Football Var. 125 Baseball Var. 12. GARY PABST: Swimming Var. 11,125 Tennis Var. 11,12. HENRY PEDDLE: Art Club 9,1O,11,125 Choir 10,115 Drama Club 9,10,115 French Club 9,105 German Club 9,1O,11,125 Surfing Club 9,10,11, Pres. 125 Monitor 115 Football 95 Hockey IV 12. BOB PEIZER: Drama Club 11,125 Ski Club 11,125 Stu- dent Council 115 Swimming Var. 11,125 All-American Swim Team5 Clinton Sprout Award. MARK PELTACK: Football Var. 125 Winter Track Var. 125 Track Var. 12. LINDA PERRITT: Band 10,11,125 Campus Guide 115 Drama. Club 10,11,125 Math Club 125 Peddie News 125 Student Union 105 Cheerleading 105 Field Hockey Girls Var. 125 Ralph E. Harmon Algebra Award. DUSIT PRASASVINITCHAI: GENE QUINN: Drama Club 115 French Club 10,11,125 Ierseyman Club 125 Math Club 125 Radio Club 11,125 Student Council 115 Varsity Club 11,125 Soccer Var. 10,11, Capt. 125 Basketball IV 105 Baseball IV Capt. 10, Var. 11,12. ROBERTA RAND: Current Affairs Forum 105 Drama Club 9,105 Gold Key Society 125 Honor Comm. 125 Latin Club 9,105 Outing Club 9,1O,11,125 Peddie News 125 Ski Club 125 Yearbook Artist 10,11,12. TEMI RAMIREZ: Ski Club 125 Spanish Club 125 Cross Country IV 125 Swimming IV 125 Tennis Var. 12. DAVID ROGERS: Astronomy Club 9,10,115 Campus Guide 105 Choir 115 French Club 9,105 Motion Picture Club 9,105 Outing Club 11,125 Scuba Club 10,115 Ski Club 10,115 Varsity Club 11,125 Student Union 10, 115 Monitor 115 Work Program Capt. 115 Soccer IV 9,10, Var. 11,125 Winter Track Var. 11,125 Track IV 9, Var. 10,11,125 Fourth State High Hurdles. STEVE ROLLERI: Art Club 11,125 Drama Club 11,125 Scuba Club 11,125 Student-Faculty Senate 125 Varsity Club 125 Yearbook 125 Wrestling Var. 11, Capt. 12. IOHN ROSKO: French Club 8,9,105 Football 8,9, IV 105 Winter Track IV 125 Wrestling 8,9, IV 105 Lacrosse IV 8,9,10. KATHY RUNGE: Art Club 9,125 Choir 95 Drama Club 9,1O,11,125 French Club 9,10,115 Ierseyman Club 95 Outing Club 9,1O,11,125 Ski Club 95 Spanish Club 11,125 Yearbook 10,115 Drama Set Crew. RALPH RUOCCO: Football Var. 125 Baseball Var. 12. SHERYL SACKMAN: Campus Guide 115 Choir 115 Drama Club 11,125 Spanish Club 11. BILL SANDERS: Sec. of Class 125 Cum Laude Society 125 Gold Key Society 125 Latin Club 8,9,10,11,125 Mo- tion Picture Club 10, Pres. 11,125 Student Council 125 Varsity Club 10,11,125 Football 9, Var. 11, Capt. 125 Maurice P. Shuman M.V.P. Award 125 Basketball IV 85 Wrestling IV 10, Var. 115 Baseball IV 8,9, Var. 105 La- crosse IV 11. GREGG SCHAEBERLE: Astronomy Club 9,10,115 Cam- era Club 9,105 College Club 115 Drama Club 9,1O,11,125 German Club 9,1O,11,125 Sec. of German Club 125 Out- ing Club 9,10,11,125 Scuba Club 10,11,125 Work Pro- gram Capt. 115 Student Council 9,105 Monitor 115 Foot- ball 95 Hockey IV 11,12. ROBIN SCHANBARGER: G. BRAD SCHELLER: Choir 115 Drama Club 11,125 French Club 11,125 Gold Key Society 125 Math Club 11,125 Peddie News 11,125 Student Council 115 Swim- ming IV 11, Var. 12. LARRY SCHULMAN: Art Club 125 Campus Guide 10,115 Drama Club 9,1O,11,125 French Club 9,1O,11,125 Ski Club 9,1O,11,125 Varsity Club 11,125 Work Program Capt. 125 Student Council 9,105 Camera Club 9,10,115 Soccer IV 9,10, Var. 11,125 Golf IV 9,10, Var. 11,12. I. MICHAEL SCHUMACHER: Art Club 10,115 Astro- nomy Club 10,11,125 Band 95 Campus Guide 10,11,125 Chess Club 10,115 Choir 11,125 College Club 11,125 Drama Club 10,11,125 French Club 9,1O,11,125 German Club 10,11, Pres. 125 Gold Key Society 125 Ierseyman Club 125 Motion Picture Club 11,125 Outing Club 11,125 Peddie News 10,11,125 Science Club 10,115 Scuba Club 10,11,125 Biology Club 125 Varsity Club 10,11,125 Stu- dent Council 115 Yearbook 125 Football Capt. 9, IV 10, Var. 10,11,125 Swimming IV 95 Wrestling Capt. 95 Base- ball IV105 Box-Lacrosse 11,125 Winter Track Var. 11,125 Track Var. 9,10,11,12. AL SCHUMER: Art Club 125 Drama Club 125 Outing Club 11,125 Rifle Club 125 Scuba Club 11,125 Spanish Club 10,115 Student Council 125 Surfing Club 10,11,125 Varsity Club 125 Football IV 10, Var. 10,11,125 Basket- ball IV 105 Baseball Var. 10,115 Track Var. 12. RICHARD SISLER: Drama Club 115 Varsity Club 11,125 Football Var. 11,125 Winter Track Var. 115 Track Var. 11. KEVIN SMITH: Winter Track Var. 125 Track Var. 12. BILL STUART: Astronomy Club 11, Pres. 125 Band 10,115 Campus Guide 10,11,125 Choir 10,11,125 Iersey- man Club 125 Latin Club 10,115 Math Club 10,11,125 Outing Club 125 Peddie News 11,125 Radio Club 11,125 Student Council 10,115 Varsity Club 11,125 Work Pro- gram Capt. 125 Student Union 11,125 Cross Country IV 10, Var. 11, Capt. 125 George Weed Award for M.V.P. Cross Country5 Winter Track Var. 10,11, Capt. 125 Track Var. 10,11,12. MIKE THOMPSON: Latin Club 9,105 Math Club 115 Ra- dio Club 105 Varsity Club 125 Football 95 Hockey Var. 11,125 Golf IV 10,115 Lacrosse Var. 12. AL VERDEL: Football Var. 125 Baseball Var. 12. FRITZ VOLKOMMER: French Club 10,115 German Club 10,11,125 Ierseyman Club 10,11,125 Peddie News 12. BOB WARDELL: Swimming Var. 12. ION WEBER: Drama Club 11,125 Outing Club 125 Stu- dent Council 125 Basketball IV 11, Var. 12. MITCH WEINER: Brass Ensemble 125 Peddie News 125 Student Council 125 Yearbook 125 Hockey Var. 12. BILL WELYCHKO: French Club 10,115 Ierseyman Club 9,10, Pres. 11,125 Math Club 105 Yearbook Photogra- pher 125 Soccer IV 9,10,11, Var. 125 Hockey IV 9,10, Var. 11,12. IOHN WOHLFAHRT: Soccer Var. 125 Hockey Var. Capt. 125 Lacrosse Var. 12. ION WOLTMANN: Astronomy Club 9,1O,11,125 Cam- era Club 11,125 Chess Club 9,1O,11,125 Choir 10,125 Col- lege Club 11,125 Cum Laude Society 125 Drama Club 9,1O,11,125 French Club 9,105 Math Club 9,10,115 Mo- tion Picture Club 9,105 Radio Club 9,10. MAURICE WOODWARD: Hockey Var. 12. SCOTT ZIFFERER: Art Club 9,125 Camera Club 125 Chess Club 125 Drama Club 9,1O,11,125 French Club 9,105 Rifle Club 125 Ski Club 10,11,125 Student Council 9,105 Surfing Club 10,115 Football 95 Basketball IV 105 Baseball IV 9,105 Lacrosse IV 11, Var. 12. . Y . rf student directory Samuel K. Adlerman 28 Homestead Lane, Roosevelt, N.I. Lisa M. Allmendinger 539 Cherry Tree Land, Smoke Rise, N.I. Carol L. and Arthur I. Ammermuller Applegarth Road, R.D. 31, Hightstown, N.I. Iames A. 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Frazer, Ir. 118 Hausser Avenue, Hightstown, N.I. Lynn E. Freelove 14 Evergreen Lane, Hamilton Square, N.I. Leonard H. Fried 196 East 75th Street, New York, N.Y. David G. Fritz 27 Ursula Drive, Roslyn, N.Y. Donald Fry III 21 Asbury Lane, Matawan, N.I. Mark D. Gamsu 429 Valley Road, Upper Montclair, N.I. Mark R. Garrow 3 Ian Street, Morrisonville, N.Y. Michael P. Geary 228 East Third Street, Florence, N.I. Douglas C. Gemmel 235 E. Cambridge Avenue, Linwood, N.I. Thomas I. and Edward W. Gerber 259 Springbrook Trail, Sparta, N.I. Richard E. Gerweck Oceanic Farm, Millstone Road, Perrineville, N.I. Anne Ghitman 429 South Main Street, Hightstown, N.I. Denise M. Giacomozzi 48 Pergola Avenue, jamesburg, N.I. Ronald Gimbel Sierra Gorda 350, Mexico 10, D.F., Mexico Peter Glynos R.D. 6, Box 244, Flemington, N.I. Gerard M. Goeke 13 Patton Drive, Trenton, N.I. Brian E. Goerke 1005 Thomas Avenue, Riverton, N.I. Susan Graebner 4 Westminster Drive, Colts Neck, N.I. Pamela S. Green Cranbury Neck Road, Cranbury, N.I. Peter I. Greer 122 Ralph Avenue, White Plains, N.Y. Theodore G. Gribbel The Crossroads, Solebury, Pa. Glen O. Grossman 61 Highway 33, Freehold, N.I. Michael F. Guarini 578 Pompton Avenue, Cedar Grove, N.I. Gary E. Gumbs 133 Weir Street, Hempstead, N.Y. Thomas E, Hall 85 S. Alford Road, Springfield, Pa. Craig W. Hamilton R.D. 1, Box 270, Woodbine, N.I. Lawrence D. Hamnett 13 Farmer Drive, Allentown, N.,I. Nicholas G. Hano R.D. 2, Newtown, Pa. Linda Hanway 34 Helena Avenue, Larchmont, N.Y. Mark A. Harris 415 West State Street, Trenton, N.I. Robert P. Hastings 9 Harrowgate, Cherry Hill, N.I. David B. Hathaway 26 Half Acre Road, jamesburg, N.I. Robin E. and jay R. Hawekotte 20 Fairway West, R.R. 22, Colts Neck, N.I Charles Hector 50 Park Avenue, Hamilton Square, N.I. Russell M. Hedden 8 Forest Lane, West Trenton, N.I. Karen A. Hegyi 6 Brainerd Drive, Cranbury, N.I. Robert L. Height 9 Griggs Road, Cranbury, N.I. Bruce E. Hemstock 137 Balcort Drive, Princeton, N.I. Barry S. and Howard M. Herman Windsor Road, Hightstown, N.I. Brad A. Herman Church Street, Box 415, Windsor, N.I. Lynette K. Hesser 448 Hobart Road, North Brunswick, N.I. Kevin T. Heuring 1604 Allen Way, Wall, N.I. Iohn H. Hill 4 Wawapek Road, Cold Spring Harbor, N, Wendy C. Hill 407 Hemlock Road, Flourtown, Pa. Paul S. Hind 4673 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. Nevin I. Hofing 9 Hilltop Road, Trenton, N.I. Iames K. Holden 45 N. 11th Street, Kansas City, Kansas Robert L. Holder 5007 Fox Run Drive, Plainsboro, N.I. Philippa A. Holman 126 Plainsboro Road, Cranbury, N.I. Robert H. Hopper 87 Deerhaven Road, Mahwah, N.I. Michael L. House 26 Debbie Lane, Hightstown, N.I. Nina C. and Shant S. Hovnanian Y. R.D. 2, Box 275, Fairfield Road, Freehold, N.I. Mary E. and Iames Howell Box 276, R.D. 2, Yardville, N.I. Mark G. Hulit 159 Allentown Road, Robbinsville, N.I. jonathan Hyde 16 Valley View Avenue, Summit, N.I. David Iacovelli 17-15 215 Street, Bayside, N.Y. jeffrey S. Intravatola Half Acre Road, jamesburg, N.I. Gordon C. lamieson 142 Dunhams Corner Road, East Brunswick, N.I. Steven I. Kalidonis 113 Howsington Place, East Windsor, N.I. Mark V. and Douglas P. Kaminski 7011 Hubbard Drive, Dayton, Ohio Ieremiah I. Kaplan 12 Latham Parkway, Melrose Park, Pa. Stacey L. Katzbach 8 Wynnewood Drive, Cranbury, N.I. Anne B. and Iohn I. Kelleher 15 Yorkshire Drive, Hightstown, N.I. Roy W. Kennedy White Pine Road, Columbus, N.I. Kevin I. Kerlin Routes 130 and 156, P.O. Box 5, Yardville, N.I. jean E. Kerr 321 South Main Street, Hightstown, N.I. Iames E. Kobbe 91 South Airmont Road, Suffern, N.Y. Dorris Koeser 417 Manor Avenue, Cranford, N.I. Susan A. Koffler 37 Homestead Lane, Roosevelt, N.I. George S. Kong 21 Dundee Terrace, Freehold, N.I. Catherine Kozinski 11 Evans Drive, Cranbury, N.I. Ioseph Kucay, III 62 Hollyknoll Drive, Mercerville, N.I. jeffrey R. Kugler 12 Signal Hill Road, Cherry Hill, N.I. Thomas G. Kupp 99 Robbinsville-Allentown Road, Robbinsville, N.I. Kenneth I. Kutalek 231 Hankins Road, Hightstown, N.I. Corey W. Lakin 717 Union Lane, Brielle, N.I. Peter P. Laman III R.D. 1, Box 152A, Emleys Hill Road, Cream Ridge, N.I. Kevin S. Lang 90 Birch Drive, Roslyn, N.Y. Timothy C. Lang 29 Sedgwick Road, Trenton, N.I. Paul F. Lasko 1 Deerfield Road, Parlin, N.I. Tanaquil C. Lattimer TB-9 Abbington Drive, Twin Rivers, N.I. Wesley R. Lawson The Peddie School, Hightstown, N.I. Ioseph T. Lee 7 Winchester Drive, Freehold, N.I. Lawrence M. Lee 139 East 63rd Street, New York, N.Y. M. deChantal Leen 122 Fair Acres Drive, Toms River, N.I. Samuel R. Lefkowitz Cooper Tomlinson Road, Medford, N.I. Kenneth I. Lemm 10 Wiltshire Drive, East Windsor, N.I. Robert K. Leonard Box 157, Cream Ridge, N.I. Thomas I. Le Prevost Dutch Neck-Edinburg Road, RR IM, Box 222, Trenton, N.I. Barry C. Levitt 8506 Fremont Avenue, Margate, N.I. Dennis H. Levitt 1 South Cornwall Avenue, Ventnor, N.I. Morgan C. Louie 406 lrwin Street, Silver Spring, Md. R. Cameron Lyle 19 Maple Avenue, Troy, N.Y. Leigh McBride R.D. 31, Box 1758, Monmouth junction, N.I. Peter D. McConnell 419 Green Hill Road, Kinnelon, N.I. Michael H. McCrabb 401 West Third Street, Moorestown, N.I. Iohn M. Mc Eachern, Ir. 708 Maple Court, Pleasantville, N.I. I. Malcolm McFarland, Ir. 81 Rocky Brook Road, Cranbury, N.I. Frank F. McHugh --.. --Q vw' Iacobstown-Box 275, Cookstown, N.I. Thomas I. McKenna Griggstown Road, Belle Mead, N.I. Iill S. McNally 2 Oak Lane, Cranbury, N.I. Philip Mach 45 Meadow Drive, Hightstown, N.I. William A. Malamut 8701 Ventnor Avenue, Margate, N.I. Steven P. and David R. Maltese 148 Hilltop Road, Lakewood, N.I. Farhad Marandi Imperial Flight Hangar, Mehehrabad Air Iran Pamela M. and Iames C. Mark 27 Whitcomb Road, Hightstown, N.I. Kevin and Shawn Marrazzo 6 Bonnie Rae Drive, Yardville, N.I. Deborah I. Marton 38 Tamara Drive, Roosevelt, N.I. Albert H. Masland P.O. Box 85, Carlisle, Pa. Michael H. Merkin R.D. 111, Box 360M, Hightstown, N.I. Nadine E. Maser Allencrest Road, Rumson, N.I. William S. Meyer Ellisdale Road, Crosswicks, N.I. Patricia M. Miller 9 Amy Drive, Hightstown, N.I. Ioseph P. Milza, Ir. 600 Main Street, Toms River, N.I. Michael I. Minor 5600 S.W. 95th Street, Miami, Fla. jeffrey M. Mohr 556 South Main Street, Hightstown, N.I. David j. Monahan P.O. Box 67, Sunapee, N.H. William C. Montague port, Tehran 1L Park Street Apartments, Bordentown, N.I. George E. Montrey Route 130, Cranbury, N.I. Marc D. Mowrey 302 Stockton Street, Hightstown, N.I. Michael I. Mrlik, Ir. 8 Banaba Circle, Forbes Park, Makati, Rizal, Philippine Paul F. Mucciarone 8604 Winchester Avenue, Margate, N.I. Lee M. Murdock 38 Indian Trail, Sparta, N.I. Thomas A. Myers 30 Sheffield Road, Summit, N.I. Iohn C. Nash 932 Alexander Road, Princeton junction, N.I. Neil S. Nebbia Station Road, Cranbury, N.I. Iohn H. Neely 4 Montview Road, Summit, N.I. Ian R. Nelson 107 Oceanport Avenue, Little Silver, N.I. Monica B. Nesbit 646 Runnymede Road, Dayton, Ohio Frederick W. Nest 1 Powell Drive, West Orange, N.I. Gregory D. Neumunz 961 Soldier Hill Road, Oradell, N.I. Dick I. Ng Milford Road, Hightstown, N.I. Michael E. Niederberger 307 Ottillia Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Gary R. Noel 16 Palisade Boulevard, Demarest, N.I. Kevin F. Norcross 117 Haywood Avenue, Piscataway, N.I. Kevin L. Norfleet 230 West 150th Street, New York, N.Y. jonathan B. Northrop 466 Main Street, Old Saybrook, Conn. jeffrey T. Novak 1025 Owl Lane, Cherry Hill, N.I. Andrew R. O'Hara 29 Cherry Brook Drive Princeton, N.I. Takahiro Ono 296 Naka-Kosaka, Higashi-Osaka, Osaka-Fu, japan Mari F. 0'Reilly 136 Harron Avenue, Hightstown, N.I. Carl D. Osborne 435 East 105th Street, Apt. 19G, New York, N.Y. ary I. Pabst East 30th Street, Beach Haven Gardens, N.I. enry M. Peddle, Ir. 4 Heron Drive, Avalon, N.I. N obert I. Peizer 2347 Devon Street, East Meadow, N.Y. Mark A. Peltack 1102 Dukes Parkway, Manville, N.I. S. Robert Perrine Southfield Road, R.D. 3, Cranbury, N.I. Rebekah P. Perrine 62 Englishtown Road, jamesburg, N.I. Linda C. Perritt 44 Meadow Drive, Hightstown, N.I. Robert L. Pfleger Mammouth Road, Box 58, jobstown, N.I. jeffrey F. Phillips 18 Goodale Circle, New Brunswick, N.I. Michelle Poksay 3565 East State Street, Extension, Trenton, N.I. john C. Poling Cranbury Neck Road, Cranbury, N.I. Diana L. Poreda 261 Montana Avenue, Trenton, N.I. Natalie A. Powner Mercer Road, R.D. 1123, Princeton, N.I. Dusit Prasasvinitchai 278 South View Drive, Delran, N.I. Robert S. Prezant 3 Maple Court, Roosevelt, N.I. Michael Price Dept. of Social Service, 6525 Belcrest Road, Hyattsville, Md. Sabrina Probus 465 Fairfield Road, East Windsor, N.I. ludy V. Pullen R.D. IH, Half Acre Road, Cranbury, NJ. Edward T. Purcell B20 Silver Spring Road, Fairfield, Conn. Randall B. Purcell 56 Franklin Avenue, Rye, N.Y. losephine A. Putnam P.O. Box 206, Princeton junction, N.I. Douglas A. Quimby 15 Oakland Road, jamesburg, NJ. Eugene F. Quinn, Ir. 9 Barbara Lee Drive, Hamilton Square, NJ. Temistocles Ramirez de Arellano 65 Washington Street, Santurce, Puerto Rico Roberta C. and Cynthia Rand The Peddie School, Hightstown, NJ. Steven T. Ranson R.D. 32, King's Highway, Woodstown, NJ. Lucy A. Rechif 32 Hornor Lane, Princeton, NJ. Stafford S. Reynolds 37-11 84th Street, jackson Heights, N.Y. Mark A. Rice 38 Meadow Drive, Hightstown, NJ. Randolph L. Roberts 689 Essex Street, Brooklyn, N.Y. Helen S. Robinson 10 Bradley Road, Convent Station, NJ. Ieffrey S. Robison 289 Clinton Road, North Brunswick, NJ. Bartholomea M. Rogers, Ir. 64 Ocean Avenue, Monmouth Beach, NJ. David S. Rogers Canfield Road, Convent Station, NJ. Steven L. and Michael I. Rolleri 8 Woodmere, Skaneateles, N.Y. Iohn S., jr. and Ieffrey M. Rosko Old Trenton Road, R.R. 4, Box 212, Trenton, NJ. Patricia L. Rue 525 Village Road West, Princeton junction, NJ. Kathryn L. and Iudith L. Runge Box 121 H. Allentown, NJ. Mary R. Runser 409 Dutch Neck Road, Hightstown, NJ. Ralph R. Ruocco 282 Easton Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ. Sheryl M. and Scott M. Sackman 33 Hamlin Road, East Brunswick, NJ. Leonard I. Sadowsky 168 Avenue A, New York, N.Y. Douglas R. Salmon 7 Oak Glen Lane, Colts Neck, NJ. E. William Sanders III 4823 Woodside Avenue, N.W., Canton, Ohio William B. Savino 1003 Thomas Avenue, Cinnaminson, NJ, Gregg W. Schaeberle 153 Lloyd Road, Montclair, NJ. Robin D. Schanbarger 555 South Main Street, Madison, Ga. G. Bradley Scheller Box 402, Hackettstown, NJ. Richard A. Schiraldi 3217 Burns Road, Vestal, N.Y. Franklin R. Schmidt 1350 Pennington Road, Teaneck, NJ. Brian P. and Fred I. Schmitt 210 Washington Road, Sayreville, NJ. Lawrence S. Schulman 988 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. I. Michael Schumacher ll 32 Wesleyan Drive, Trenton, NJ. Alfred L. Schumer 147 Garrabrant Avenue, Bloomfield, NJ. Iames M., jr. and G. Eric Sears The Peddie School, Hightstown, NJ. Ioan A. Selecky Old York Road, Hightstown, NJ. Ierri A. Septak 23 Hillside Avenue, jamesburg, N.I. Kevin E. Shaffer 27 Station Road, Cranbury, NJ. jonathan W. Sheets 48 Windsor Drive, Princeton junction, NJ. Robert L. Shimer Box 72, 138 North Main, Cranbury, NJ. Robert I. Shuman The Peddie School, Hightstown, NJ. Tracey A. Siebold 20 Lancaster Road, Tenafly, N.I. William R. Sillery III Closter Dock Road, Alpine, N.I. William C. Simpson Aquatong Road, New Hope, Pa. Richard L. Sisler 12 Antonia Drive, jackson, NJ. Kevin D. Smith 141 Laurel Hill Road, Mountain Lakes, N.I. Michele Smith 12 Andrea Lane, Mercenfille, N.I. Ieffrey M. Snyder 128 Old Kings Highway, Salem, N.I. john A. Soboleski, Ir. 56 Deerfield Lane, Matawan, N.I. Harold W. Soden 8 Front Street, jamesburg, N.I. Todd E. Sokoloff 15 North Rochdale Avenue, Roosevelt, N.I. Vincent B. Spiezio III Box 482F, Rt. 2, jamesburg, N.I. Thomas F. Stainton Landing Lane, Linwood, N.I. M. Shawn Steele 140 Cypress Drive, East Windsor, NJ. Mary B. Stella 105 South Dorset Avenue, Ventnor City, N.I. William M. Stevenson Ward Avenue, Box 361, Crosswicks, N.j. Richard M. Stewart 333 Evanston Drive, East Windsor, N.I. David B. Stoneback 513 Farnsworth Avenue, Bordentown, N.I. Valerie L. Stoyakevytch 226 Wilson Avenue, Hightstown, N.I. Daniel A. Strauss 39 Bluebird Drive, Syosset, N.Y. Thomas L. Strong 93 North Main Street, Cranbury, N.j. Alexander G. Stroukoff 126-I Northgate Boulevard, Cranbury, N.I. William L. and Douglas A. Stuart 1184 Kearny Drive, North Brunswick, N.I. Mark F. and Matthew G. Sudol 230 Hutchinson Street, Hightstown, N.I. Todd W. Sutton 235 Morrison Avenue, Hightstown, N.I. Robert A. and Nathaniel A. Swern 250 Mount Vernon Place, Newark, N.I. Kim M. and Karen T. Testa Route 130, Box 135, Hightstown, N.j. Frederick R. Thierman 4 South Quincy, Margate, N.I. Christine A. Thompson 18 North Main Street, Cranbury, N.I. Ellen I. Thompson 26 Meadow Drive, Hightstown, NJ. Michael E. Thompson 109 Orchard Avenue, Hightstown, N.I. Nancie A. Toscano Plainsboro Road, R.D. 2, Cranbury, N.I. Steven R. Ullestad 23 Shagbark Lane, Hightstown, N.I. Todd I. Urness 15 Evans Drive, Cranbury, N.I. Albert N. Verdel 925 Route 206, Bordentown, NJ. Frederick C. Volkommer, Ir. Front Street, Crosswicks, N.I. Bruce A. Waldman 900 Fairfield Avenue, Easton, Pa. Claire E. and Andrea Walton 105 Cranbury Road, Princeton junction, N.I. Ronald C. Ward 187 Birch Avenue, Princeton, N.j. Robert I. Wardell 525 Summit Terrace, York, Pa. juliette K. Watts The Peddie School, Hightstown, NJ. Cater K. Webb 16-B Kensington Arms, Hightstown, N.I. jon P. Weber 1434Vz Summit Avenue, Money island, Toms Lawrence P. Weems 300 East Elm Street, Wenonah, N.I. Mitchell S. Weiner 1028 Elberon Avenue, Elberon, NJ. Myrna I. Weisberg 50 Georgetown Road, Bordentown, N.I. William I. Welychko P.O. Box IH, jackson, N.I. julia C. Werner 32 Laurel Place, Upper Montclair, N.I. Barry K. Wham 201 East Ward Street, Hightstown, N.I. Martin E. White 251 Cherokee Street, Emmaus, Pa. William T. Wiener R.R. 32, Box 209, Trenton, N.I. David H. Williams Ward Avenue, Crosswicks, N.I. jeffrey L. Williams 59 Pepper Lane, New Canaan, Conn. john C. Winnai 14 Williams Road, Montvale, NJ. Alan R. Witty 55 Hummingbird Drive, Roslyn, N.Y. Ibhn F. Wohlfahrt III 2 Chickadee Terrace, Box 662, Sparta, N.j. Ion L. Woltmann 7 Clifton Terrace, Weehawken, N.j. Maurice P. Woodward, Ir. jacksonville-Hedding Road, Columbus, N.I. Steven M. Wruck R.D. 2, Box 72, Toronto, Ohio Scott C. Zifferer 470 Country Club Road, York, Pa. 157 River, N.j Compliments of Cunningham Company Pharmacy Route 130 Main 84 oc ton reets H ght Own, NJ, 08520 St k St Hightstown, NJ. HANK SEPTAK CUSTOM PAIIITIIIG I DECURATIIIG C0. if INTERIOR 3-fy RESIDENTIAL sf? EXTERIOR iff COMMERCIAL SPRAY I BRUSH 0 ROLLER Free Estimates - Work Guaranteed - Fully Insured uflimvwmx I:-grow 5214019 consumes Qgww 521-3384 X Member 66 LINCOLN AVENUE JANIESBUFIG, N. J. neoconoounonoonononnononooooooonoooooooonoooooooooo Best Wishes Tanaquil and Class of '74 Compliments of Mariagnes Lattimer, Mamn Fned Ph D. and james C. Lattimer Garden State Tanning Good Luck to the Class of 1974 Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Geller CIRCLE DINER and RESTAURANT FLEMINGTCJN, NJ. 08822 Where Routes 202-31 -12 meet 201 -782-5514 Two Modern Private Dining Rooms For Banquets and Parties METTLER INSTRUMENT CORPORATION WiIIiamOsT-BuiITdRe r Ward ,Avenue Crosswiicks, New Qersey Creativity and Craftsmanshipn 609-587-8500 Stanley Dancer Stables Best Wishes from Carter's STANDARDBRED HORSES BOARDED TRAINED AND RACED 'EGYPTIAN ACRES' Archertown Road New Egypt, N.j. 08533 Phone: 609-758-8888 VISITORS WELCOME For Heavenly Dining of Distinctive Chinese Gourmet Delicacies THE EIGHT IMMORTALS TXA MING ROOM I I' I lr 1, as I Take-Out Orders Chinese-American Food Private Parties Cocktail Lounge Credit Cards Package Store 101 Main Street Hightstown, N.j. 08520 Phone l609j 448-2372-448-2767 Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. joseph E. Testa and Family Route 130 Hightstown, NJ. Compliments of , ? Compliments of Hofing GMC SaIamandra's Bar 84 D and Brockway Trucks Liquor Store The Truck People of Trenton Trenton, New IGFSEY 08611 Since 1923 609-393-4040 609-396-4515 S. Hofing, President 900 Chestnut Avenue Best Wishes Harold l. Dancer Stables R.D. 4453 Freehold, NJ. 07728 Mr. and Mrs. C. Avedesian Theodore F. Clancy 1.1. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cohn Mrs. A. Crivelli Charles H. Dewland john Falciani lon Fox Meyer and Rose Fox Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Hano Hights Hardware Gordon M. jamieson Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Kerlin Mrs. Betty N. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Gary Malamut Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin McNally T.C. Myers Gur Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Adam Savino A.l. Palumbo Oscar L. Rand . Temistocles Ramirez R. Sackman Mrs. Robert Schaeberle Roger M. Skillman Dr. Alan Snyder john Soboleski Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Don Weems Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. U.B. Spiezio, lr. lerome Urken H.B. Waldman Robert 1. Wardell Arthur 0. Wilson lrvvin D. Witty john F. Wohlfahrt parting shots . . . . Yes, even at Peddie. Our Cover: our cover symbolizes the expansion that will take place among the class of '74 as we leave Peddie, not only among individuals as we branch out in different directions, but also within each one of us. Our back cover, the past, represents three major things we have gained at Peddie- Knowledge, Responsibility, and Determination, our front cover represents these things which we will acquire in the future-Independence, Experience, and Wisdom. We hope that Peddie has given us the responsibility to handle our independence, the determination to seek new experiences, and the knowledge to expand into wisdom. wa BHHDBUF7 Y- K ELL ER I 4 v Q s x n 1 ' v N P x
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