Perth Amboy High School - Reflections / Periscope Yearbook (Perth Amboy, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1970 volume:

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A Table Of Contents Dedication..................................................6 School......................................................8 Seniors....................................................28 Underclass.................................................74 Activities.................................................84 Special Events............................................106 Girls’ Sports............................................ 126 Boys’ Sports............................................. 136 Advertising...............................................156 Senior Directory. 170 Foreword If you can dream—and not make dreams your master; If you can think—and not make thoughts your aim; If you can meet with triumph and disaster And treat those two imposters just the same; If you can bear to hear the truth you've spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools, Or watch the things you gave your life to broken, And stoop and build them up with wornout tools; If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, Or walk with kings—nor lose the common touch; If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you; If all men count with you, but none too much; If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of distance run— . . . Rudyard Kipling If we can create a common cause . . . The Students of Perth Amboy High School present . . . THE 1970 HALLS OF IVY 5 Think of the importance of friendship in the education of men. It will make a man honest; it will make him a hero; it will make him a saint. It is the state of the just dealing with the just, the magnanimous with the magnanimous, the sincere with the sincere, man with man. Thoreau With great appreciation, we dedicate the 1970 Halls of Ivy to . . . Mr. C. Robert Kochek Retiring . . . We will remember Elsie Perlin Onton. We will remember' her not for the amount of historical data we absorbed through the years, but for the genuine desire to see1 meaningful lives she instilled in each of her many students. Throughout her thirteen years of teaching in Perth Amboy High School, Mrs. Onton succeeded in communicating intelligently with her pupils. Her classes provided us with an informal opportunity to discuss current world developments as well as school problems in an atmosphere of warmth and kindness. Mrs. Onton's complete dedication and love for her students will continue to serve as an inspiration for those of us who are anxious to be just a little bit better. 7 'TV • ,5 '. “•vV � A £lfc$Ct r jii ,, � 'r.v CSw jc «%s v ; '2 :’' v? -;. i - 1 a,§S%t5£'S$8m; S® v . •vf'' 't,v ?J' '■' ’wf ••li1 .W’ � � v I -. V. 7 « • .; ' O'vjW V A 'Oi.'f C i■ ;■• . • - - ' .‘ 7 . ' f „■ '■! :• Vi. Rr '.-£'• • '... . • '- � 'v � • v TKvrf ' £• . V.- t .. •r- '•:■.'$] s S2H . • si. - � 4 v vV ,- ;!£ ?%' ' • ;•; •--, • • . r; ;• A % ,v ; g: x v c -' '.. ;•,: ,•. .-,?£ ’•'•■-•,■ •� V v.i ' 5 van - • '■ • •' • A?'-.. ' ■ Mt’,.v'� i‘ - .'-V. -.'.'.' • '•. y r:-wl-.fvr - .' -.v •! SCHOOL 9 Board Of Education DR. STEPHEN R. NIEMIERA FRANK M. SINATRA CLIFFORD McKEON Vice-President Secretary Assistant Secretary Superintendents Of Schools Mr. Anthony V. Ceres, Superintendent of Schools, was born and educated in Perth Amboy. He received his A.B. from Notre Dame University and his LL.B. from Rutgers Law School, and later earned his M.Ed. degree from Rutgers University. Mr. Ceres entered the school system as a seventh grade teacher, and served as an instructor of social studies and vice-principal in Perth Amboy High School until his appointment as Assistant Superintendent of Schools in 1951. An active citizen of our community, Mr. Ceres is a member of the American Association of School Administrators, Kappa Delta Pi, the Civil Defense Organization, and the Middlesex and Perth Amboy Bar Associations. ANTHONY V. CERES Superintendent of Schools Mr. Edward F. Liston, Assistant Superintendent of Schools, was born in Perth Amboy and graduated from St. Mary's High School. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from Newark State College and his Master's degree in Education from Rutgers University. Formerly a Director of Guidance for the Perth Amboy Public School System and Director of Adult Education for Perth Amboy, Mr. Liston served as Principal of No. 9 School for 18 years. Mr. Liston holds membership in the New Jersey Superintendents' Association, American Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, American Association of School Administrators, New Jersey Curriculum Workers' Association, and Kappa Delta Pi. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of the Middlesex County Tuberculosis and Health Association and the American Red Cross. II EDWARD F. LISTON Assistant Superintendent of Schools MICHAEL E. STOFEGA B.C.S., B.S., LL.B., M.Ed. Principal Principal Mr. Michael Stofega was born in Perth Amboy. He attended local schools and then continued his education at Rider College and Rutgers University, where he received his B.C.S. and M.Ed. degrees, respectively. He also attended the New Jersey Law School which awarded him an LL.B. He began his career in PAHS by teaching law and mathematics. He was appointed vice-principal in 1954 and principal in 1961. A participant in many civic and community organizations, Mr. Stofega takes part in the Community Chest, Polio Fund, Cancer Fund, Rotary Club, and Holy Name Society. He is also active in the Perth Amboy Teachers Association, the New Jersey Education Association, the American Association of School Administrators, the National Educational Association, and the New Jersey Secondary Schools Principals' Association. 12 Vice-Principals PATRICK J. WHITE B.S., M.Ed. Vice-Principal Mr. Patrick J. White, a native of Perth Amboy, attended St. Mary's elementary school and the St. Benedict's Preparatory School in Newark. He received his B.S. from Villanova and his M.Ed. from Rutgers University. Mr. White became a member of the high school faculty in 1931. He was chairman of the Science Department for three years prior to his appointment as vice-principal in 1964. He is the past chairman of the New Jersey Section of the American Association of Physics Teachers and the past president of the Amateur Astronomers Inc. Mr. White is active in the Teachers' Credit Union, the Rutgers School of Education Alumni, the Board of Directors of the Northern Middlesex County Teachers' Credit Union, and the Black River Fishing and Game Club. He is also a member of the Alpha Pi chapter of Pi Delta Kappa, the national educational honor society at Rutgers University. LEO W. KLEIN A.B., M.Ed. Vice-Principal Mr. Leo W. Klein, born in New York City, was educated in Perth Amboy. He received his A.B. from the University of Pennsylvania and his M.Ed. from Rutgers University. Mr. Klein joined the PAHS faculty in 1931 as a science teacher. He was appointed Athletic Director in 1955 and served as coach of the track team until 1965. In 1966 he became vice-principal. Mr. Klein is a member of the Vice-Principals Association, the Track Coaches Association, the Elks, the Perth Amboy Alumni Association, and the Middlesex County Coaches Association. 13 Guidance SONYA M. MIKA CECELIA K. STESS ABRAHAM D. PARNES GEORGE ZUPKO PHILLIP BRESLOW ROBERT S. ESTOK HENRIETTA HERBERT 14 ANGELA M. AlGAROTTI GEORGE MICHAEL ANDERJACK PETER A. ANDERSON RONALD ANDERSON STEVEN BLUMHOF WALTER R. BRZOZOWSKI HERBERT BURKE PETER CAPEZIO Faculty 15 SYLVIA S. CLAWANS CAROLE A. COHEN ESTELLE B. COHEN NORMAN COLBY WILLIAM W. CORSON EVANGELINE DARAGO GENEVIEVE W. DRISCOLL GEORGE DUBIN ZELDA DUBIN HARRIETTS A. DEEGAN MICHAEL E. DEEGAN 16 JOHN P. FALLAN EDWARD FALTISCO TENA FASS JOAN R. GADEK WILLIAM GATYAS RAYMOND GENESICE MICHAEL D. GEORGE JOSEPH A. GERAGHTY LEON GOLDSMITH FELICIA GOUMAS HELENE HALATA STEPHEN HALATA MICHAEL HALUSKA KENNETH HAND JOAN MARY HLUBIK 18 WINIFRED JENSEN ELMER JOERG KENNETH J. KERLY JULIUS L.-KISH BRUCE J. KOVACS ARNITA KOZUSKO THOMAS J. LAKISZAK 19 PETER LAMPRAKOS DAVID LAPP ANGELO LENETTI LILLIAN MACK LILLIAN MAGRO ROBERT J. MANTZ JOSEPH P. MARRA OLGA MARKIW LOUIS P. MASCOLO ANTON J. MASSOPUST MARY McKEON THOMAS J. PATTEN FELICE E. PICKER ROSEMARY PRESTIGIACOMO CAROL A. RAPACKI JOSEPH REED ROSE MARIE J. REMIAS BRENDA REY ANNE P. NORMAN BARRY W. NOTTLE GORDON OLSEN ELSIE PERLIN ONTON HERBERT N. RICHARDSON DIANE B. RICKWOOD ESTEBAN RODRfGUEZ STEPHEN SALAKY JAMES J. SATTUR, SR. VERONICA V. SMITH JOHN V. SEAMAN KATHLEEN SMITH 22 MICHAEL VICARIO ANNA (HONEY) WEXIER AGNES C. WOOD KAREN YONKO JAMES J. YOUNG 23 TIlllE CHEUSE STELIE D. GADEK ESTHER KOZUB DOROTHY P. MANDICA • -• CAFETERIA STAFF: Front row: T. Tallarom, C. Novak, K. Merritt, M. Tagert, S. Zaleski, B. Wolczanski, D. Drost, R. La Rue. Back row: K. Wolahan, B. Szatmary, H. Sutak, W. Katchur, A. Lakomski, B. Jankowski, G. Werdann, M. Wood, C. Maliczyszyn, S. Wojcik, J. Churko. LUNCH AIDS: J. Mizerak, M. Hudunich, F. Haynoski, S. 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Babulak Janet Bachonski Robert Michael Baio Joan C. Barbati Pamela G. Barich Cassy Bednarek Edward James Belko David Stuart Bennett Diane Marie Bpjar Antonio Joseph Bess Richard Bialoblocki Henry Blajek Tom Bobenchik Susan Bolanowski . Gary Robert John Bonalski Janice Louise Boucher 32 Doris Bratyanski Lorraine Anne Budnicki George F. Braun III Joel David Brodsky Roxanne C. Bulla Michele Butchko Norma Cardenas Evy Cardona 33 James Brown Donna Cecilia Chizmadia Carol Ann Chodkowski Jan M. Ciejak Michael Chabala Richard A. J. Cielesz Nicholas John Cher Andrew Cilia Bruce Vincent Carey Awilda Colon Demitra Cilia Cheryl Lee Ciuffani Dominick Colacino Judy A. Coleman Maria Collazo Jose Colon Thelma Cook Christian M. Cornier Ivan Correa 35 Miguel A. Correa Barry C. Creevy Rosemarie Ann Crisci Rena Cymbala Linda Jean Czech Rhoda Ann Czech Beata Czencz Henry Michael Czubak Barbara Ann Dadon 36 Brian John Dalrymple Vanessa H. Dasher John J. DeHanes Ramonita DeJesus Steven Carl Delinko Alison Desiderio Lawrence Peter Diamond Shirley Ann Dohanyos Susan R. Doran 37 Robin B. Epstein Rita Eguiguren Rosario Eguiguren Rosie Ergas 38 henesa Helen haJett' Antonio Carmen Fazzolari Debra Ann Federowicz Russell Richard Fedor Ted Fedynyshyn Carol Ann Fenyar Ralph Francisco Ferrer Pierce J. Ferriter Rosa M. Figueroa Gail Marie Flowers 39 Daniel A. Flynn Nidya Franqui Santiago Fraticelli Sharon French Linda J. Fuchs Hedy Gelbstein Karen S. George 40 William Furey Oscar M. Ghigliotty Diane D. Ghilino John W. Glochau Doris Gonzalez Gudivina Gonzalez Toni Renee Gordon Lois Ellen Grace Danny Greco Jack Greenhouse 41 Kenneth Greenhouse Eric Steve Haiata Barbara J. Gronski Marft Ami Graenkovista Mary Margaref GuhoNf Bernadette M. Hain William Halsey Nadine Rene Hamaty Mary Handerhan Donna Marie Handrik 42 Diane C. Hansen Zonia L. Hayles Harvey Hansen Joyce Arlene Hansen Robert Hary Robert Hary RoDert nary Janice M. Hassell 44 Linda Hlywa Lora J. Hodovance Edward P. Hoffman Dennis Hudak William Hutchins Joyce Johnson Frances Jekelis Rita Jugan Gail Jensen William Kaminski Betty Irizarry Christopher Johnson Bill ludice Lenny Jacobs Linda Jones Paul Vincent Kanitra Joseph Randell Kapichak Marion Elizabeth Kaposztas Jane Karpawicz Michael J. Katchur Audrey Katz Gary Kaznowski Daniel S. Keffer Denny Keiper Nick Kelly 46 Theodore Konya Arlene A. Korzeb Michael Joseph Keltos James Kiyak Michael Thomas Kenny Walter Klim Janette Keriy Michael Kohut Jo Ann Kotusky Linda Carol Kovacs Lynn Marie Kovacs Lynn Ksenic Rosindo Wilbert Labega James Brian Kubinak 48 Ronald Lacko Susan Lee Lederer Paula Michele Lane Raymond Lanza Lynda Lapnow Janice Marie Lawrence Joseph M. Lenart Richard John Lewis Steven C. Lewis Donna Jean Lima 49 Gidget Lopez Nancy Lugo Dennis Joseph Lipovsky Karen Lynn Lukacs Walter J. Lykosh Robert James Maldonado Janice Marie Malgieri Roseanne Malgieri Linda Mandikas Cheryl Jean Martin Danyel J. Mandy Roman L. Marcinkiewicz Linda Maretta Lynda Marrero Edwin John Martinez Reinaldo Martinez Rosaura Martinez Carolyn Maxwell Craig Ronald McGarry Joseph Paul Meggyes Anna Melnyk Olga Melnyk Evelyn Merritt Peter Minus Peter Morton Miglec Noreen Miller Nancy Minus 52 Susan Minus Michael J. Mizerak, Jr. Joseph Mizglewski Carol Ann Mochan Kathleen Mary Molnar Joseph Montani Lynn Teresa Moore Barry R. Mortensen Stanley Mortensen Jean Ann Mozolic Ernest W. Mulhollem Ramona Muniz Rosalina Muniz Louis Napoletano, Jr. 54 Mabel Ngai Edna Nicholson Cindy Nielsen Linda Nedopad Diane Ostimchuk Carl Andrew Pachucki Raffaela Paone John Joseph Papierowicz III Joan Papp 55 Gary Alan Pennyfeather Wayne Parker Albert Perez Alan Perry Barry D. Penn Maureen Laurett Peterson Theresa Pavlik Otoniel M. Pardo Maryann Patras Noelia Perez Michael Pikus Warren S. Peterson Nanette M. Pickard Michael S. Pikowski Aida M. Pinhal Joseph N. Placido Eileen Planko Juan L. Plata 57 Arthur G. Plewa Kathleen M. Pope Gary Poyssick Leo Prevoznak Veronica Pribish Keith Protonentis Jean Quackenbush Anthony Quattrocchi Barbara A. Rabitz Paul S. Raimundo Diane Frances Raysor Richard F. Renales Michael Resetar Diane M. L. Ricci Naomi Ester Ricci Elizabeth Rivera Leticia Rivera 59 Louisa Rivera Zoraida Roman Toni Denise Rivera Roderic Rodis Jos6 E. Rodriguez Eileen Roman Stephen Rosen Diana Marie Rotella Pamela Jeanne Rounds Sandy Juarez Rovira 60 Irma H. Rybarczik Helen Rylyk Paul Mark Sadowski Carmen Saez Audrey Anne Sapone Gary John Sasala 61 Christine Ann Sanyigo Michael Peter Savoia Nicholas J. Schurko 62 Larry Schwartz George Seaman Rosalie Seaman Theresa Ann Marie Seaman Paul Stephen Sedor Gus T. Siggelakis Robert N. Semkow Scott T. Sewitch William Robert Sheppard Marc Alan Shipkin Rhonda Ellen Silver Susan M. Simon Anna Siwaldo 63 Nancy Skomba Constance Smith George T. Smith Gordon Smith Elaine M. Sorocin Linda Irene Stepash Candace Lynn Stepnosky 64 Bob Stackewicz Jeffrey Charles Steuber Jane Stevens Theresa Stroczynski John Stumpf Elaine Sutak Kenneth M. Sutch Ted Suto 65 Nancy Swist Pamela Ann Szajnecki Veronica Ann Sziveri John P. Teliha Deno Theophilakos Timothy T. Theophilakos Rose L. Thompson Tibor Timar Zoltan Timar Barbara Toris 66 Albert Torres Gene R. Travinski Maria I. Torres Reen L. Turner Stephen Toth Beverly Tylor Thomas Totka Steve Tzekako: Martin Tulala Edward A. Urbanski Addis Valentin Janice Van Liew Margie Angelica Vargas Rafael Velazquez Jo-Ann Vinnai Charles Vizzi Patti Jayne Walsh 68 Anniko Veronica Warga Stephanie Paula Wassil Zigmund P. Waszkiewicz Evelyn Marie Waverczak Winifred Joy Wellington James J. Whalen Thomas R. Whatton Pamela I. White Marlen Wilde Christine Williams 69 Mary Ann Theresa Zaktansky Mike Xenakis Jo Ann Yadlovski Lawrence Robert Yaremko John Samuel Yuhas Donna Maria Zadlock Louis Zavodsky Beatrice Mary Zavorski Arthur Zboyan 70 Sharon Zigre Death, be not proud, though some have called thee Mighty and dreadful, for thou art not so: For those whom thou think'st thou dost overthrow Die not, poor Death; not yet canst thou kill me. From Rest and Sleep, which but thy picture be. Much pleasure, then from thee much more must flow; And soonest our best men with thee do go— Rest of their bones and souls' delivery! Thou'rt slave to fate, chance, kings, and desperate men, And dost with poison, war, and sickness dwell; And poppy or charms can make us sleep as well And better than thy stroke. Why swell'st thou then? One short sleep past, we wake eternally, And Death shall be no more: Death, thou shalt die! —John Donne George Dereszewski Joyce Johnson Robert Tirpak Freshmen When Freshmen enter P.A.H.S., they are confronted with many challenges. Soon they decide what they must do to conquer them and quickly they set about to do it. They are readily accepted into the school society and they become a part of most school functions. They are a most welcome addition to Perth Amboy High School because they can contribute a great deal to our school. Opening exercises in the Cafeteria. Andre Jackson explains the Afro-American display to Judy Schurko. Danny Gural and Richard Kosh wrestle earnestly over Debby Travinski. When there's an extra boy around ... we get rid of him easily, decided Rita Butterfield, Donna Kaczorowski and Carol Lee Zehrer about Allen Hrehowsik. Future Picassos are busy at work In the Art Room. Ken Kalista finds an easy way outll Sophomores The sophomore year in High School is a very important one. Being his second year in school, the sophomore finds a place for himself within the whirl of school life. Hopefully, he will become an effective and working member of his class and school. Jerome James gives it all he's got. A sophomore homeroom is a busy place early in the morning. Junior year really gets to ya, thinks Bambi Pryga, while Irene Stephash nibbles flowers. The Junior Class rings finally arrive. 80 If only I were out of this classroom ... ? , wonders Nancy Silver-man. Juniors Ernestine Crudup believes Practice makes Perfect. A special place within the body of any school, is held by the Juniors. Possibly for no other reason than they will be the leaders of the school in one year. Upon becoming upperclassmen, a new spark of life is put into them. They tackle the school year with zest and eagerness to work. The Class of '71 is ready to accept the challenges ahead of them. 81 JUNIOR COUNCIL Front row: A. Selkowitz, J. Epps, A. Kutchyak, C. Kasay. Second row: S. Niemera, I. Stepash, D. Flowers, C. Peles. Third row: J. Cymbala, D. Kolatar, A. Bodiak, B. Pryga. Fourth row: J. Mulhollem, C. Teliho, S. Zupko, D. Sofield, D. Handerhan, N. Schultz. Fifth row: M. Sciortino, Mr. M. George, Advisor, D. King, J. Brown, D. Zak, B. Williamson, E. Walker. Class Of 1971 Junior Council For a class to succeed, it must unite behind its leaders. These leaders are found in the Junior Council, the Junior Class' governing body. The Council has the responsibilties of fund raising projects, class rings, and the Junior Prom, among many others. The Council has certainly worked hard to make this year, GREAT!!! 82 A Junior Council Meeting. Michele Sciortino President Judy Epps Vice President Sharon Zupko Treasurer Susan Niemera Secretary National Honor Society For a student to become a member of the National Honor Society he must possess all four of its ideas: Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. Juniors must have an average of 90 and 15 extracurricular points, while the requirement for seniors is an 87 average and 25 points. The National Honor Society sponsors, as one of its activities, a tutoring program to help students in any subject. President: Lorraine Budnicki Vice Pres.: Eric Halata Secretary: Cheryl Ciuffani Treasurer: Jean Anne Mozolic FACULTY ADVISOR: Miss Esposito From I. to r.: Kris Kulch, C. Ciuffani, P. Stefanek, O. Lahola, R. Epstein, K. Molnar, D. Bratyanski, P. Ferriter. 2nd row: D. Handerhahn, R. Eiten, C. Kallur, D. Decasas, D. Flowers, N. Schurko, L. Budnicki, N. Cher. 3rd row: A. Kuchtyak, J. Singer, K. Solarczyk, H. Sanchez, C. Peles, T. Pavlik, A. Melynk, N. Skomba, D. Chizmadia. 4th row: D. Bojar, O. Trugler, M. Burstein, K. Isaacson, R. Wolowicz, T. Tkacs. 5th row: B. Williamson, J. Kubinak, P. Sedor, R. Lanza, J. Mozolic, R. Goldsmith, J. Placido, and S. Sewitch. Missing: D. Bennett, S. Delinko, D. Federowicz, J. Greenhouse, K. Greenhouse, M. Grzankowski, E. Halata, R. Hary, M. Kenny, J. Montan!, N. Ricci, T. Theophilakos, R. Kopacz, R. Larsen, L. Ludwig, K. Reinert, C. Rossner, F. Sciortino, J. Shilankas, M. Smereka, L. Solowski, D. Varga, D. Bojar. Quill And Scroll Quill and Scroll is the literary honor society for high school journalists. Members are chosen from the three school publications: Halls of Ivy, Kites, and the Periscope. Candidates must have done superior work in journalism, be in the upper third of their class, and be approved by their advisor. President: Kathleen Molnar Vice Pres.: Jean Mozolic Secretary: Robert Hary Treasurer: James Kubinak Sgt. at Arms: David Bennett ADVISOR: Mr. Faltisco Front row I. to r.: A. Kuchtyak, A. Florkiewicz, L. Budnicki, J. Mozolic, J. Greenhouse. 2nd row: S. Grzankowski, I. Ludewig, C. Peles, N. Schurko, N. Cher. 3rd row: M. Butchko, B. Gronski, S. Bolanowski, R. Hary, A. Warga, K. Kulch. 4th row: K. Greenhouse, R. Epstein, D. Raysor, R. Wolowicz, V. Dziechowski, J. Kubinak, D. Bennett. 5th row: J. Teliha, K. Molnar, R. Lanza, T. Theophilakos, M. Grzankowski, G. Travinski, J. Montani, R. Goldsmith, and C. Ciuffani. Missing: D. Chizmadia, and R. Renales. Mu Alpha Theta Members of Mu Alpha Theta, the mathematics honor society, are selected from those seniors who have taken at least four years of mathematics and have attained an average of 90 in them. Instruction is given by members to those students needing extra help in math. ADVISOR: Mr. Geraghty Members of Mu Alpha Theta: L. Budnicki, C. Ciuffani, T. Fedynyshyn, M. Kenny, J. Kubinak, R. Lanza, T. Theophilakos, R. Marcinkiewicz, J. Mozolic. Student Council The Student Council provides a link between faculty and students. At the regular meetings pupils voice their problems or suggestions concerning the school. Many worthwhile activities such as the annual scholarship drive, exchange students days, pin sales, and Student Council Week, are sponsored by this vital group. President: Diane Raysor Vice Pres.: Roman Marcinkiewicz Secretary: Barbara Dadon, Toni Gordon Treasurer: Phyllis Sweeney Historian: Robin Levine ADVISOR: Mr. Mantz Nick Schurko, Dominick Colacino, and Robert Rabiner discuss fund raising activities at Student Council meeting. Front row I. to r.: S. Niemiera, D. Chiera, M. Karas, D. Doran, D. Carr, S. Jones, E. Crudup, B. Pryga, M. Sciortino, N. Schurko, 2nd row: D. Handerhan, K. McLaughlin, E. Mallet, D. Flowers, S. Solasky, S. Paul, A. Konowicz, J. Stockton, B. Hain, 3rd row: A. Lichtman, J. Cohen, J. Horenstein, F. Sheppard, J. Maskowitz, M. Finch, H. Sanchez, M. Keltos, 4th row: A. Jackson, A. Muniz, L. Ksenic, D. Tarantino, J. Schurko, P. White, B. Maniscalco, C. Peles, R. Wilhelm, 5th row: E. Esteves, D. Ghilino, A. Sawczak, C. Hazell, M. Peterson, 6th row: B. Richardson, D. Richardson, J. Papp, R. Epstein, A. Melnyk, K. Szemcsak, E. Nemeth, C. Hmieleski, G. Anania, M. Valenti, 7th row: C. Williams, P. Savoia, S. Baron, J. Rusnak, R. Jenkins, D. Colacino, J. Maskowitz, B. Dalrymple, M. Kenny, K. Sutch, 8th row: L. Clark, M. Pyzik, D. Zak, L. Czaban, J. Vas, R. Rabiner, J. Desiderio, J. Underwood, J. Holtsdaw, T. Vash. Presenting Mr. Mantz with a wedding cake are: Roman Marcinkiewicz, Diane Raysor, Barbara Dadon, Phyllis Sweeney, and Robin Levin. Key Club The Key Club, the boys' service club, is in its third year at Perth Amboy High School. This relatively new organization is associated with the Kiwanis Club and promotes community interest. The members collect newspapers for fund raising, and park cars for college night at the High School. ADVISOR: Mr. George Zupko Front row, I. to r.: Mr. Dennis Flynn, D. Mizenko, R. Goldsmith, T. Tkacs, M. Kenny. 2nd row: P. Wosh, M. Shipkin, J. Oberc, J. Hussaim. 3rd row: A. Baumlin, J. Meyer, D. Bennett, D. Shifrin. 4th row: D. Varga, R. Kopacz, T. Botis, M. Burnstein, N. Cher, R. Nawrocki, J. Konikiewicz, B. Dalrymple, and P. Sedor. Missing.- J. Montani. 87 Mr. Faltisco, David Bennett, Kris KulcH, and Kathy Molnar marvel at the many ideas presented at the Conference. After an exciting day, Michele Butchko, Ken Green, house, Linda Marrero, Janette Kerly, David Bennett, Kathy Molnar, and Irma Rybarczik await the subway home. Hey, I know what this is used fori exclaims Ken Greenhouse as the Halls of Ivy staff arrive at Columbia University Press Conference. 1970 Mr. Faltisco, Mr. Sattur, and Kathy Molnar look over some likely prospects for the yearbook. 88 Barbara Rabitz works diligently as the deadline approaches. Lorraine Budnicki and Nick Schurko discuss an important point about the Halls of Ivy. Before the rush or after it? James Kubinak tries his hand at typing his section. 89 'Oh, darn, who switched the letters around? muses Michele Butchko to Ken Greenhouse. Gail Roth and Gene Travinski compare material for Kites. Gene Travinski and Nancy Skomba discuss Ann Marie Florkiewicz's point of view. Searching for new ideas are: Gail Roth, Gene Travinski, Bob Goldsmith, and Ann Marie Florkiewicz. 90 David Bennett and Jean Mozolic rush to get out the latest edition of the Periscope. A PERISCOPE f 4 RH.OKIf Oh' Ol R I) MS Th« •■Pi rt cop “ la published ten times yearly by the students of Perth Amboy Hlfh School, Perth Amboy. N.J. Co-editors-in-Chief........Jean Mozolic, David Bennett Assistant Editor-in-Chief...............Robert Hary News Editor........................Robert Goldsmith Assistant News Editor..............Susan Grzankowski Feature Editor........................Valerie Chaney Photography Editor.................Richard Wolowicz Co-Sports Editors.............Peter Wosh, Joseph Zanko News Staff: Rae Joselson, Yvonne Guzman, BilliejeanO’Brien, Daniel Shifrin, Roberta Wick ley Feature Staff: Bill Pavlosky, David Mizenko, Leslie Ludewig, Richard Renales Photography Staff: Joseph Montani, David Friedman, Andrea Kuchlyak Sports Staff: Carol Peles, Frances Progacky, ArleenKuchytak, Maryann Valenti Principal..........................Mr. Michael Stofega Literary Advisor...................Mr. Edward Faltisco Business Advisor...................Mr. James Sattur Robert Goldsmith and David Freidman edit an article prior to publication. Robert Hary admires his latest in a series of sizzling sports articles. Jean Mozolic outlines plans for an upcoming issue to Daniel Shifrin. 91 Angling Club Audio Visual Technicians Members of the Angling Club meet to discuss fishing techniques using various tackle and bait, as well as their own tales. They put this information to good use when they participate in contests and fishing trips. President: John Glochau Vice Pres.: Mike Resetar Secretary: Debbie Travinski Treasurer: Sandy Rovira ADVISOR: Mr. Lenetti Mike Resetar and John Glochau hold oars while Terry Provenzano drops a line. Where is it? asks Peter Doukas of Barbara Rabitz and Joseph Montani. Right here ' says Joe. Astronomy Club Astronomy Club members are proficient in the use of telescopes and are familiar with celestial bodies. Their activities include photographing eclipses, comets, craters, and occupations. President: Joseph Montani Vice Pres.: Peter Doukas Secretary: Joseph Holtsclaw ADVISOR: Mr. Moritko Audio Visual Technicians are young men interested in promoting the instructional materials program by operating projectors, phonographs, and tape recorders when teachers need them. They also take care of the film library. President: Mike Katchur Vice Pres.: William Kaminski Secretary: Steve Kubala Treasurer-. Bob Starego ADVISOR: Mr. Breslow First you put it in there ... says Mike Katchur to Mark Wexler and Martin Wislinski. Biology Club See, there's nothing to it, say veteran snake charmers Donna Chiera and Bonnie Kosmyna to the amazed Biology Club. Bowling Club Exercise and a morning filled with fun and excitement is offered to anyone interested in bowling. Through team competition in practice and tournaments, the members of the Bowling Club develop a sense of good sportsmanship and skill along with a greater appreciation for the game. President: Bill Kaminski Vice Pres.: Mike Stec Treasurer: Art Zboyan Secretary: Rich Siessel ADVISOR: Mr. Uribe Jose Rodriguez holds the attention of his fellow lettermen. He's probably talking about girls. Guest speakers, movies, and experiments help to make the Biology Club one of the most active clubs in P.A.H.S. Members have fun while learning how rewarding biology can be. President: Bonnie Kosmyna Vice Pres.: Carmen Cabrera ADVISORS: Mr. George, Mr. Massopust Taking a break are Arthur Zboyan, Richard Siessal, Mike Stec and William Kaminski. Boys’ Varsity Those boys who have earned a varsity letter in school sports are eligible for membership. They raise money for new athletic department equipment, and one of their activities is to play the Girls' Varsity Club in volleyball. President: Jose Rodriguez Vice Pres.: Chris Johnson Secretary: Scott Sewitch Treasurer: Mr. Geneske ADVISOR: Mr. Gatyas 93 Chemistry Club Seniors who are interested in going beyond the classroom chemistry course find the Chemistry Club an exciting one. They are allowed to develop their own interests with the aid of films, guest speakers, discussions, and experiments. President: Tim Theophilakos Vice Pres.: Robert Semkow Secretary: Ken Sutch Treasurer: Hedi Gelbstein ADVISOR: Mr. Moritko Mad scientists Paul Sadowski, Dennis lipovsky, Tim Theophilakos, and Bob Semkow wonder what they will create. Chess Club The membership of the Chess Club is open to any student interested in learning and improving his skill at playing chess. This popular club has its own tournaments and sends representatives to interscholastic tournaments. President: Marc Shipkin Vice Pres.: Nick Cher Secretary: Mike Kenny Treasurer: Robert Hary ADVISORS: Mr. Blumhof, Mr. Kovacs Chess masters Nick Cher, Mike Kenny, and Marc Shipkin collectively attempt to beat Robert Hary, center. Creative Writing Club Students interested in writing short stories, prose, or poetry are eligible for membership. Some of their better works are then published in our school literary magazine Kites., President: Ann Marie Florkiewicz Vice Pres.: Nancy Skomba ADVISORS: Mr. Blumhof, Mr. Kovacs Diane Baldwin, Paula Pachucki, and Mayra Levi watch as Nancy Skomba and Gene Travinski add finishing touches to poster. 94 Debating Club The aim of the Debating Club is to allow interested students the chance to improve their speaking ability and logical thinking before an audience. The club presents an assembly in the form of a debate on a pertinent issue of today's society. President: P. J. Ferriter Vice Pres.: Pamela Stefanek Secretary: Gladys Roman Treasurer: Janice Stockton ADVISOR: Mr. Lamprakos P. J. Ferriter, center, moderates a debate between Mark Krysiak, Susan Kramer, Pamela Stefanek, and Robert Rabiner, Richard Renales, and James Baumlin. Dramatics Club The Dramatics Club helps students to express themselves better using various methods of acting, and to familiarize themselves with techniques of the theater. Members often participate in assemblies and the Jr.-Sr. class play. Meetings are conducted by committee instead of officers, enabling a closer cooperation between all club members. ADVISOR: Mr. Mascolo Doing their thing are: Eric Halata, Mary Hessner, Linda Moore, Brian Dalrymple, John Bassarab, Kris Kulch, Judy Epps, John Middleton, Michele Butchko, Thelma Cook, Pam White, and Arlene Korzeb. Ethnic Culture Club This newly formed club is designed to promote a better understanding of minority groups. Films, records, and guest speakers supplement club discussions. A highlight is their assembly on better ethnic understanding. President: Roland Jenkins Vice Pres.: Jerry Hall Secretary.- Valerie Brown Treasurer: La Verne Barksdale ADVISOR: Mrs. Mack, Mrs. Rey 95 Cleveland Flowers makes a point about the Ethnic Culture Club's assembly program. Fencing Club Still a relatively new club, and open only to upperclassmen, the Fencing Club teaches interested girls the fundamentals of the art of fencing that require skill and agility. The club hopes to compete with other schools sometime in the future. President: Beatrice Zavorski Vice Pres.: Kathy Furik Secretary: Maria Lugo Sgt. at Arms: Nancy Lugo ADVISOR: Miss Strickarz Beatrice Zavorsky and Maryann Grzankowski demonstrate proper stance to Cathy Chodkowski, Joan Jackiewiez, Nancy Konscol, Cindy Konick, Nancy Procanik, Maria Lugo, Vicki Motley, Arleen Bailey. French Club members Audrey Gursky, Natalie Sher, Dorothy Sobolowski, and Linda Hodge locate the site of the new Perth Amboy High School- French Club Promoting a better understanding of France, its people and their language and customs is the interest of the French Club. They view movies, listen to guest speakers and try to learn finer points of culture. President: Natalie Sher Vice Pres.: Linda Hodge Secretary: Audrey Gurski Treasurer: Susan Diamond ADVISOR: Mrs. Halata Future Homemakers Club Creative domestic skills such as cooking and sewing are emphasized in the Future Homemakers Club. They are free to develop these skills in a friendly atmosphere mixing work with pleasure. President: Carol Fenyar Vice Pres.: Maria Nacimento Secretary: Kim Eng Treasurer: Janet Sorokac ADVISOR: Mrs. Darago Busily working on stuffed animals are Frances Jekelis, Carol Fenyar, Kim Eng, Rosalina Muniz, and Ramona Muniz. Girls’ Varsity Club Junior and Senior girls who have earned at least three chevrons are eligible for membership. The club strives for physical fitness by playing basketball and other sports, such as volleyball against the Boys' Varsity Club. School spirit and good sportsmanship are also important. President: Mary Gumbs Vice Pres.: Phyllis Sweeney Secretary: Toni Rivera Treasurer: Sue Bolanowski ADVISOR: Miss Kozusko, Miss Strickarz Joe Egan and Kathy Worth add finishing touches to their masterpieces. Junior Spanish Club Members of the Junior Spanish Club are students studying Spanish II. Movies, filmstrips, guest speakers, and members' own travels help the members to gain valuable insights into the people and customs of Spanish-speaking countries. President: Frances Progacky Vice Pres.: Cheryl Chapman Secretary: Sophie Rylyk Treasurer: Louis DeToro ADVISOR: Miss Goumas Engaged in a tough game are: Anna Melnyk, Mary Gumbs, Maureen Pefersoo, Janet Horenstein, and Angela Herring. Junior Paleteers Junior Paleteers is comprised of lower classmen taking art who wish to develop their artistic abilities and have fun at the same time. They discuss popular techniques and help create scenery and props. President: Kathy Worth Vice Pres.: Joe Egan Secretary: Evelyn Hari Treasurer: Louise Balog ADVISOR: Mr. Hand Garnering round m ptn ta are: Juiia Vasquez. nm Kenny, Carnet Shifren, Ivy Vaaquez. Mercedes Qodnguez. and Louis DeToro. rr Keyboard Club Kathy Stumpf, Eileen Furey, Ken Greenhouse, Judy Schurko, Paul Sedor, and Curtis James listen attentively as Jack Greenhouse gives a few pointers to Cheryl Soporowski. Library Club Students interested in learning the library system of checking out books, organizing them on shelves, and keeping them neat and orderly while rendering a valuable service to the school during their study periods are in the Library Club. President: Pam Stefanek Vice Pres.: Kathy Solarczyk Secretary: Chris Frank Treasurer: Yvonne Guzman ADVISOR: Mrs. Sanders Students interested in playing the piano are eligible to join the Keyboard Club. They learn new techniques while listening to others play the piano and learn valuable ways to interpret music. ADVISOR: Mr. J. V. Seaman Pamela Stefanek shows Kathy Solarczyk and Yvonne Guzman how to be an efficient librarian. Music Listening Club The Music Listening Club is for all students who are interested in spending an enjoyable time listening to music ranging from contemporary to classical. Members bring in their favorites and then discuss them. ADVISOR: Mr. J. V. Seaman 98 Richard Lewis presents his interpretation of his favorite record. Numismatics Club Students who have more than just a passing interest in coin collecting belong to the Numismatics Club. They discuss current mint issues, oddities, commemerative coins and the like, and try to build up their own collections and exhibit them at meetings. President: William Pavlosky Secretary-treasurer: David Mizenko ADVISOR: Mr. Goldsmith Got two tens for a five? Barry Goldsmith asks Bill Pavlosky, John Meyer, Peter Wosh, and David Mizenko. Physics Club Students who take an interest in this field of science compose the Physics Club. This club helps to stimulate a student's interest in the how and why of the science. Theories are often discussed during these meetings which clear up any problems which may arise in the mind of one of its members. President: Robert Goldsmith Vice Pres.: Robert Kopacz Secretary: Debbie Flowers Treasurer: Donna DeCasas ADVISOR: Mr. R. Anderson Robert Goldsmith demonstrates the power of concentration to Ed Huszcza, Jerry Cymbala, Donna DeCasas, Val Dziechowski, Buzzy Kaufman, Olga lahola, John Konikewich, Ronald Nawrocki, and Robert Kopacz. Radio Amateur Club The Radio Amateur Club provides the initiative for all PAHS students interested in obtaining an F.C.C. radiotelephone license and becoming a ham radio operator. President: William Kaminski Vice Pres.: Richard Larsen Secretary: Joseph Montani Treasurer: Dennis Lipovsky ADVISOR: Mr. Moritko 99 While Joseph Montani, Dennis Lipovsky and Richard Larsen search vainly through a book, William Kaminski says, That's easy, it's right here. Senior Paleteers Any Upperclassman taking art may join Senior Paleteers. Members create novelties as fund-raising, activities, and the creativeness of their work is stressed, whether it is arrangement, coloring, or texture. President: Sue Simon Vice Pres.: Tom Impaglia Secretary: Joan Papp Treasurer: Ronald Lacko ADVISOR: Mrs. Gadek Seniors Ron Lacko, Nancy Swist, Sue Simon, Rhonda Silver, Beatrice Zavorsky, Maryann Patras, Daniel Keffer, and Maryann Zaktansky work on their masterpieces. Senior Spanish Club The Senior Spanish Club is open to third and fourth year Spanish students. Guest speakers, Spanish movies, magazines, and authentic novelties and articles from neighboring Spanish-speaking countries help club members to learn about their customs and culture. President: Maria Torres Vice Pres.: Norma Gutierrez Secretary: Eileen Roman Treasurer: Hortense Sanchez ADVISOR: Miss Esposito Exchange student Margaret Wilde shows Hortense Sanchez scenes from her homeland, Chile. Spanish I Club Students taking Spanish are eligible for membership in the Spanish I club. Their purpose is to promote an interest in the Spanish way of life in many countries and to develop an understanding of colorful Spanish culture. President: Ginny Marci Vice Pres.: Elaine Nemeth Secretary: Maria Baralecki Treasurer: Margaret Getz ADVISOR: Mrs. Hlubik Quien habla espanol? asks Ginny Marci of Mary Chabala, Maria Severino, Rene Skeleton, Christy Larsen, Mirian Solivan, Diane Gast, and Irma Arocho. 100 Town Meeting Club I The Town Meeting Club is open to all seniors interested in the affairs of today's world. Current problems are linked to past history in an attempt to predict possibilities for the future. Guest speakers aid discussions by bringing fresh insights about the topic. President: Jane Stevens Vice Pres.: Danny Flynn Secretary: Diane Rotella Treasurer: Donna Chizmadia ADVISOR: Mr. Fallan Mr. Tarlowski gives an interesting account on the subject of drug abuse to Danny Flynn, Barry Penn, Cass Bednarik, Barbara Gronski, Beverly Tylor, Barbara Toris, and Carol Fenyar. Town Meeting Club II One way the Town Meeting Club raises money is to hold sales of stuffed animals and other novelties. President: Ed Martinez Vice Pres.: Linda Czech Secretary: Ann Sawczak Treasurer: Linda Fuchs ADVISOR: Mr. Mantz It's unanimous! say Linda Fuchs, Ann Sawczak, Ed Martinez, and Linda Czech. Track Club Boys interested in track and field sports may join the Track Club. Members hold discussions about upcoming sporting events to promote a fundamental interest in track. President: Brian Dalrymple Vice Pres.: Mike Pikowski Secretary: Daniel Weiss Treasurer: Ronald Kushner ADVISOR: Mr. R. Anderson 101 Brian Dalrymple tells how he almost captured the state record. Tropical Fish Club All students interested in the raising, breeding, feeding, and caring for tropical fish may join the Tropical Fish Club. Members discuss techniques they use on their own aquariums, and go on outings to find new critters to add to their collections. President: Donald King Vice Pres.: Joseph Hermanowski Secretary-treasurer: Donald Katz ADVISORS: Mr. Massopust, Mr. George Wow, get those measurements! says Donald King to John Katz and Joseph Hermanowski. Tumbling And Gymnastics This club is for all boys and girls that have a talent for gymnastics and want to improve their skills. Devoted students develop coordination, muscle tone, and agility. The members demonstrate their talents by presenting a tumbling and gymnastics assembly in the gym. ADVISOR: Mr. Gatyas Susan Niemiera and Diane Sofield limber up at tumbling practice. Water Sports Club Still a relatively new club, the Water Sports Club attempts to stimulate an interest in both indoor and outdoor water sports, such as surfing, skiing, and skin diving. One way to develop this interest is going on outings in which the members actively participate. President: Louis Napoletano Vice Pres.: Steve Rosen Secretary: Claudia Telliho Treasurer: Karen Reinart ADVISORS: Mr. Hand, Mr. Capesio 102 Norman Barksdale discusses plans for a sleighing trip with Stephen Rosen, Claudia Telliho, Karen Reinart, and Zolton Timar. Girls’ Chorus The girls' chorus consists of girls who have outstanding voices. They strive to improve their voices which will be to their benefit in later years. Members practice singing together and try to develop a high degree of unison. This group also sings at assemblies and at the Cavalcade. Accompanists: Donna Chizmadia Diane Rotella CHORAL DIRECTOR: Mr. J. V. Seaman Boys’ Chorus The boys' chorus is composed of boys who have fine musical voices. These boys must be able to carry a tune and to harmonize well with a group. They give performances during school assemblies and at other programs such as the annual Cavalcade of Music. Accompanist: Kenneth Greenhouse CHORAL DIRECTOR: Mr. J. V. Seaman Selective Chorus The selective chorus is made up of both boys and girls chosen from their respective choruses. To qualify, a student must have a superior singing voice. Members harmonize to produce truly beautiful music and are the special attraction at school assemblies and in the Cavalcade. Accompanist: Kenneth Greenhouse CHORAL DIRECTOR: Mr. J. V. Seaman 103 Kneeling, I. to r.: C. Smerecky, A. Wishney, J. Baumlin, D. Kolator, D. Fuchs, C. Larsen, J. James, P. Sweeney, J. Toth, G. Majeski, R. Pucker, J. Parkins, A. Pittel, J. VanLiew, A. Salva, D. Rotella, B. O'Brien, A. Perry, S. Kramer, J. Gonzales. Standing: R. Jogan, R. Esteves, K. Kensenkovic, R. Larsen, B. Kaufman, M. Kenny, B. Baumann, W. Larsen, N. Cher, J. Yuhas, M. Shipkin, T. Greaux, J. Placido, N. Tulnew, A. Baumlin, J. Toth, R. Goldsmith, D. Gallos, J. Boyko, R. Rabiner, end J. Marcinko. Karen Lukacs leads the Twirlers J. Coleman, D. Sofield, D. Bratyanski, C. Telliho, D. Handerhan, and E. Boyers. Practice makes perfect think P. Sedor, A. Pittel, A. Perry, M. Shipkin, R. Rodis, J. Yuhas, and C. Larsen. 104 The band practices diligently at Waters Stadium. The Perth Amboy High School Band gets ready for their half-time show at Keasby Tech. Mr. Nottle maintains a high quality of music. Richard Larsen performs a trumpet solo at the 1970 Winter Concert. ■ Front row, I. to r.: J. Yadlovski, K. Lukacs, D. Ghilino, S. Simon, B. Dadon, A. Melnyk, L. Czech, K Molnar, K. Kulch 2nd row: J Kerly D. Zadlock L. Hlywa, C. Sanyigo, L Fuchs, E. Sorocin, N. Lugo, J. Greenhouse. 3rd row: B. Rabitz, T. Rivera, J. Steuber, D. Raysor, J. Kub.nak, S. Del.nko, and D. Bratyansk.. The Dynamic Class Of 1970 - Senior Council President Pierce Ferriter shows how he keeps his form. Vice President Janet Bachonski demonstrates how to keep in better shape than P.J 106 107 Class of 1970 advisor Miss Prestigiacomo engrossed in thought. •i-n '■ p :-a-„ £ ■ JjW anta w-5s r4 iS ai jwls ,{- � ■ . '•‘'. £21 £99 9 ?5Ci ifgg :-l re-. g pi mm 111 ■ ij r P •V. J J . .• ' -Vr I ‘S' 1 I AS V,. SSSSs rtV .OV? 3 2 ;:' 7 _______ 7 -v V t- • -.' . V J.- :S, SJ? ? . .... � « £ SvW .. r y� i - •£.• v WiS OpJSw. v • , •:■, ' v'.. ,■-■ ■ ’ eEi! ' s� • ..' -J.VV;. •- - .at. V3 .•'■V.rTvv SPECIAL EVENTS Linda Czech and the cheerleaders at the Kickoff Dance. Mr. Gatyas and the varsity football team. MR. TOUCHDOWN—Walter lykosh Pep Rallies Addis Valentin, Jack Greenhouse, and Gary Palush enjoy Indian feats. Columbus Day The Royal Court THE BROTHERHOOD—Addis Valentin, Eric Halata, Steve Delinko, and Jack Greenhouse. Lincoln Billy Larsen agrees with Richard Lewis (Lincoln) that A Man Can't Be Too Careful What He Signs These Days. Birthdays Don't tell anyone, but there's no water here. Washington 115 Rosie Ergas Valdivia, Chile Cheers —Arthur Gross, Pamela Szajneiki ar d Pamela White, Edward Stelic. Janice Hassell and Paul Dzioba May 16, 1969 Janet Bachonski-Queen of Edwin Martinez, Susan lederer and Gene Travinski as Mrs. Driscoll introduces them ISJ V • V'V.1 . Lavender Tea Lynda Marrero serves at Mrs. Driscoll's Lavender Tea. 119 The Enchanted Forest Winter Concert The band plays Concertino featuring a solo played by Marc Shipkin. The Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Nottle, entertains at the twenty-eighth annual Winter Concert. Joe Montani turns it on. THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASSES of PERTH AMBOY HIGH SCHOOL present Guys And Dolls A Musical Fable of Broadway April 16, 17, and 18, 1970. CAST Nicely-Nicely Johnson ................. Jack Greenhouse Benny Southstreet ...................... David Eodice Eric Halata Rusty Charlie .......................... Curtis James Sarah Brown.............................Mary Hessner Diane Rotella Arvide Abernathy ....................... Daniel Gallos Mission Band .......................... Robin Epstein, Jeff Brown, Nancy Uzar, Eileen Furey, Kenny Isacson, Lori Koniuszy Harry the Horse.........................Steven Delinko Addis Valentin Lt. Brannigan ........................ Brian Dalrymple Nathan Detriot ......................... Steven Delinko David Eodice Angie the Ox...............................Donald Eodice Miss Adelaide ........................ Doris Bratyanski Kristan Kulch Sky Masterson .............................. Eric Halata Addis Valentin Mimi ................................... Claudia Telliho General Matilda B. Cartwright ............ Dorothy Clark Liver Lips Louie ......................... Richard Lewis Society Max................................William Larsen Big Jule ................................ Scott Sewitch Scranton Slim ....................... Michael Kudrick Brandy Bottle Bates ....................... Jay Kubinak The Greek...........................................Peter Doukas Waiter (Hot Box)........................Paul Danielczyk Waiter (Havana) ........................ Kenny Issacson Master of Ceremonies Janet Cohen Doris Dietmeir Joy Seransky HOT BOX DANCERS Diane Sofield Sandy Solacky Laura Zsegnyan PRODUCTION Directed by MR. LOUIS P. MASCOLO Musical Director MR. BARRY W. NOTTLE Vocal coaches ...............Jack and Ken Greenhouse Set Design and Construction .......Mr. Kenneth Hand Sound Transmission....................Mr. Ronald Anderson Choreographer.............................Michele Butchko Stage Manager ........................... William Larsen Lighting Manager ........................ Richard Lewis Costumes ....................... Ann-Marie Florkiewicz (Designer) Eileen Furey, Nancy Uzar Publicity ........................ Doris Bratyanski, Ann Selkowitz Tickets..............Janice Malgieri, Roseann Malgieri, Kathy Molnar, Diane Sofield Properties..................Dale Morris, Janice Van Liew Orchestra .... Kenneth Greenhouse, Nick Cher, Richard Larsen, John Husaim, Buzzy Kaufman, David Kolator, Andrew Pittel, Susan Kramer Chorus ........ Janet Bachonski, Kathy Baumlin, Susan Baumlin, Doris Bratyanski, Diane Cap, Dorothy Clark, Beata Czencz, Steve Delinko, Peter Doukas, David Eodice, Donald Eodice, Carol Fenyar, Dolly Figueroa, Daniel Gallos, Margie Getz, Jack Greenhouse Chorus (2) .......... Eric Halta, Angela Herring, Mary Hessner, Curtis James, Micheal Kudrick, Kristan Kulch, William Larsen, Richard Lewis, Dale Morris, Eva Muniz, Teri Provenzano, Diane Rotella, Scott Sewitch, Cheryl Soporowski, Claudia Telliho, Addis Valentin, Jay Kubinak, Robert Rabiner, Jerome James HAVANA DANCERS Jerry Hall, Louis Lopez, Angela Scarlett Addis Valentin and Mary Hessner Diane Rotella and Eric Halata Adelaide Nathan Doris Bratynanski and Steve Delinko David Eodice and Kristan Kulch Domon Runyon And Frank Loesser Live On Our Stage . . . The Mission Band on Broadway—Diane Rotella, Robert Rabiner, Mary Hcssner, and Danny Gallos. Benny and Nicely (Dave Eodice and Jack Greenhouse )agrce that the guy (Don Eodice) is only doin' it for some doll (Cheryl Soporowski). Nathan and the Crapshooters—Richard Lewis, Jack Greenhouse, Scott Sewitch, Steve Delinko, Don Eodice, Eric Halata, Addis Valentin, and Dave Eodice. 123 Are you crazy, or what?1 A Memorable Experience . . . Ann Marie Florkiewicz carefully checks the costume plot. Big Jule (Scott Sewitch) reluctantly gives testimony to Sarah (Diane Rotella) in the Save-A-Soul Mission. Can't we drop over to Mindy's for a piece of cheesecake or something? 124 Two truly dedicated workers during a light moment—Billy Larsen (Stage Manager) and Richard Lewis (Lighting Director). Danny Gallos (Arvide) during tryouts. Next -Broadway! Kris Kulch (Miss Adelaide) opens Act II with Take Back Your Mink. 125 What's the matter, roll the dicel , sing the Crapshooters to Eric Halata (Sky). 127 128 Girls' Sports provides each girl with an excellent opportunity to learn the fundamentals of a variety of sports, as well as calisthenics and dancing. The after school program is another aspect which contributes to the fine competitive movement on the gym floor. All participants achieve their goals by exhibiting their abilities in such sports as basketball, soccer, volleyball, tennis and track. Each girl is awarded a chevron and extracurricular points for her fine efforts. Standing, left to right Donna Chizmadia, Debbra Handerhan, Ann Mclnyk, Coach—Karen Yonko. Sitting, left to right. Susan Bolanowski, Eileen Boyer, Janet Horenstein, Denise Dudor. Missing: Andrea Kuchtyak, Elizabeth Gorski. 130 Standing, left to right: Barbara Dadon, Ronnie Eiten, Jane Stevens, Ernestine Crudup, Linda Czech, Maryann Smercka, Ann Selkowitz. Kneeling, left to right: Lynn Ksenic, Diane Raysor, Janet Bachonski. Missing: Nancy Mika. Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders of Perth Amboy High are well known for their lively cheers and loyal support of the team. Whether it is on the football field or on the basketball court they always have the support of the crowd behind them. The practice sessions each week involve a great deal of herd work on the part of each girl. Here she gives her ideas for forming new cheers and perfects old ones. The J.V. Cheerleaders are also on the court to show their support for the J.V. players. First row, left to right. Roberta Fleishman, Joy Seransky, Susan Niemiera. Second row, left to right: Bonnie Kosmyna, Susan Levytsky, Cindy Hmieleski, Adrienne Totka. Colorguard Twirlers Drill Team Left to right: Mary Hessner, Gail Flowers, Lorraine Budnicki, Diane Ghilino, Janet Horenstcin. Left to right: Ellise Mallett, Janice Mulhollcm, Eileen Boyer, Janie Coleman, Doris Bratyanski, Debbie Handerhan, Laura Greenfield, Helene Trachtenberg, Captain—Karen Lukacs. Standing, left to right: Captain—Andrea Kuchtyak, Toni Gordon, Laura Solowski, Rae Joselson, Sharon Richardson, Bernadette Hain, Pat Pickett, Doris Dietmeicr, Florence Sheppard, Linda Habrack, Debbie Doran. Kneeling, left to right: Karen Hallenbeck, Leslie Dreeson, Debbie Flowers, Barbara Rabitz, Arleen Kuchtyak, Pat Czubak, Arlene Bailey. Missing: Angelia Herring, Cheryl Rossner, Sandra Watson. The Color Guard, Twirlers, and Drill Team are the trademark of all football games. They also participate in parades and band concerts. Excellence in form is dependent upon precision and routines they display are a tribute to our school. 135 SPORTS 137 Football THE VARSITY—Sifting: R. Wilhelm, J. Meccia, D. Varga, H. Santiago, D. Zak, J. O'Neil, L. Mokar, J. Tyson, K. Norwacki, V. Tarr, H. Arocho, T. Andriadis, D. Richardson, J. Louro. Sitting: J. Kubinak, S. Sewitich, E. Seiko, J. Stumpf, G. Smith, W. Hutchins, J. Brown, C. Johnson, W. Szemcsak, Z. Waskiewicz, J. Rodriguez, W. Lykosh, K. Schied, M. Keltos, P Sadowski, P. Minus, R. Lewis, D. Theophilikas, W. Moody, J. Langan. Standing: Mr. W. Gaytas, Mr. D. Mitruska, P. Danielczyk, N. Toran, E. Walker, S. Fychok, F. Fashaw, D. Garrison, H. Dillard, R. Nicholson, G. Ziznewski, R. Stevens, G. Howe, E. Kaczmarek, D. Marvookas, Mr. R. Gaytas, Mr. W. Kudrick, Mr. D. Hreowsik, S. Delinko. Senior fullback Jose Rodriguez makes futile attempt to catch this overthrown pass as three Edison defenders converge. 138 After a poor 3-6 showing in 1968 the 1969 edition of the Panther gridders looked as though they were back on the right track, winning two out of their first three games, including a 20-14 victory over Edison and a 18-6 win over Kennedy. Then, apparently from loss of spirit the Redmen dropped their final six games to end up 2-7 the worst football record in five years. Although showing a poor record there were a few bright spots on the team including the running of Jim Brown and Jose Rodriguez. Also in the brighter picture was guard Walt Lykosh who was elected to many All-County teams due to his all around hustle and blocking ability. P.A. OPP. 20 Edison 14 6 J. P. Stevens 21 18 J. F. Kennedy 6 3 Woodbridge 21 8 E. Brunswick 33 0 Madison Twp. 41 0 Colonia 16 12 South River 40 6 Carteret 14 f- r t Coaches Bob Gaytas and Ray Geneske talk over defense with backfieldmen Dale Garrison, Bill Moody, Glen Howe, and Chris Johnson. Chris Johnson returns kickoff during Madison Township game as James Brown looks on. THE J.V S—Sitting: J. Tyson, J, Bojarski, W. Russo, D. Barbatti, G. Canary, R. Bachonski, D. Varga, J. Jiminez, V. Tarr, G. Howe. Kneeling: M. Martin, C. Williams, J. Jiminez, J. Underwood, T. Walicky, R. Troche, H. Arocho, W. Riggins, J. O'Neil, P. Teliha, Coach Mitruska. Standing: Coach Hreowsik, Coach R. Gaytas, G. Pastornicky, R. Wilhelm, G. Kovacs, N. Toran, J. Collazo, G. Farinich, V. Dziepak, J. Tibok, J. Mecka, D. Zak, G. Sosnovich, K. Noracki, Coach Kudrick. Howard Dillard downs a Woodbridge defender after an interception in Amboy territory. One of the season's highlights was this 31 yard field goal by Walt Lykosh. THE FROSH —Sitting: M. Pyzik, M. lampart, J. Pagan, J. Sanchez, T. Greaux, L. Czaban, G. Kovacs, J. Collazo, W. Miller, C. Shepard, E. Treller. Kneeling: C. Ascione, M. Jugan, A. Keregzarto, B. Zolonowski, E. Callow, R. Petro, V. Stewart, W. Clark, J. Boykin, F. Nestico, R. Jenkins, E. Underwood. Standing: Coach Mazurok, B. Sasala, J. Holtsdaw, V. Clark, R. Brown, D. Olsen, S. Pirigiyi, B. Knox, B. Montaloo, R. Mozolic, L. Rivera, Coaches Anderson and Donelly. 143 THE VARSITY—Kneeling: K. Sutch, J. Gerba, M. Simoa, C. Fazzolari, J. Oberc, M. Xenakis, C. Cornier, J. Papierowicz. Standing: Coach W. Brzozowski, H. Hebcr, R. Dominguez, O. Trugler, P. Xenakis, M. Melina, D Orlowski. Mike Xenakis passes to a teammate to set up a play. 144 For the second year in a row the Panther soccer team reached the .500 mark with a 7-7-2 record. Led by All-county team members Carmen Fazzolari and Joe Gerba on offense and seniors Joe Oberc, Damian Orlowski, Mike Xenakis, and Ken Sutch on defense the soccer team became the most successful of the Fall sports. Soccer Ken Sutch watches as he gets off an attempt during the Woodbridge game. THE VARSITY—C. McGarry, R. Dominguez, M. Correa, R. Barrueco, J. Bosquez, A. Perry. Standing: B. Coley, B. Sulikowski, V. Dziepak, J. Jiminez, J. Rodriguez, G. Farinish, C. Ruiz, Coach P. Donnelly. The Panther grapplers this year helped by experience finished top performers for Coach Donnelly were Jose Rodriguez, at 157 lb., who won his event in the District finals, and Craig McGarry who remained undefeated throughout most of the season. Wrestling Conception Ruiz holds on before he is dropped to the mat by a Stevens wrestler. 145 Basketball THE VARSITY—Kneeling: D. King, G. Siggelakis, P. Ferriter, L Mokar, G. Howe, E. Martinez, J. Steuber, R. Marcinkiewicz, R. Greenburg. Standing: H. Dillard, G. Ziznewski, C. Flowers, B. Carey, R. Nicholson, R. Semkow, P, Kanitra, Mr. W. Buglovsky, D. Kolator. 146 Paul Kanitra attempts to block a shot during the Stevens game. Although a disappointing season to many, due to failure to make Atlantic City in the State Tourney, the basketball power house at Perth Amboy continued to roll along with a 24-2 record this season. Led by All-county center Bruce Carey, and seven other starters including Jeff Steuber, Howard Dillard, P. J. Ferriter, Bob Nicholson, Roman Marcinkie-wicz, Paul Kanitra, and Bob Semkow, the Panther cagers won the Holiday Festival and County Tournament. The latter with an impressive 62-60 win over previously undefeated New Brunswick. The bubble burst in the season finale against Thomas Jefferson, when the AAinutemen took a seesaw game and turned into a two point victory in the fnial seconds, 67-65. P.A. 90 J. P. Stevens 49 69 Woodbridge 50 89 Colonia 71 87 Bridgewater-East 67 82 Carteret 53 67 Edison 44 72 Woodbridge 47 79 E. Brunswick 67 70 J. P. Stevens 53 77 J. F. Kennedy 55 100 St. Mary's (PA) 56 75 Edison 61 59 Colonia 52 91 Woodbridge 65 87 J. F. Kennedy 40 98 Madison Twp. 59 101 Carteret 52 67 Scotch Plains 72 84 Edison 61 86 St. Mary's (PA) 59 99 Cedar Ridge 56 65 Edison 53 84 St. Mary's (SA) 56 62 N. Brunswick 60 58 Edison 43 65 Thomas Jefferson 67 THE J.V.'S—Kneeling: R. Wilhelm, S. Surkis, E. Kaczmarek, T. Lopez, R. Kushner, N. Toran, S. Yanvary. Standing.- J. Lorenzo, H. Arocho. L. Clark, J. Tibok, P. Doukas, G. Ramos, Coach W. Kudrick. Bruce Carey (in background). Bob Nicholson, and Paul Kanitra all grab for loose ball against New Brunswick in county finals. Bob Nicholson out jumps Allstater Gary Browkaw for this rebound as Bruce Carey and two New Brunswick players look on. THE FRESHMEN -Kneeling: S. Proquacki, B. Kovacs, T. Perez, H. Gonzalez, S. Rabitz, A. Lenart, S. Vrahno. Standing: J. Rusnak, K. Langan, J. Vas, D. Krupa, R. Novak, L. Pcnnyfeather, Coach R. Estok. Bowling THE VARSITY—R. Lacko, W. Kaminski, M. Stec, A. Zboyan, and J. Louro. Art Zboyan concentrates before letting ball go. 152 After a poor showing in 1969 Coach Uribe looks for an improved season this year. With many veterans returning some of the key figures are Dan Flynn, Ed Belko, Leo Prevoznak, Gene Kaczmarek, Ken Sutch, and John Jordan. Second baseman John Jordan warms up during pre-season. THE VARSITY—(Cnee ing: J. Jordan, J. touro, K. Sutch, B. Milsik, J. Hick, R. Greenburg, I. Detoro. T. Tyndorf, 8. Teuber, J. Rodriguez. Standing: I. Mokar, L. Prevoznak, E. Belko, D. Flynn, R. tacko, W. Lykosh, E. Kaczmarek, G. Howe, R. Stevens, R. Aliena, R. Detoro. Track Six Panther Tracksters prepare for start during practice. Jim Kiyak and Mike Pikowski seem to be winning this race as they head for the tape. Nate Toran follows through after throwing the shot put. 154 TENNIS TEAM—S. Kubala, T. Mylnarski, M. Wexler, J. Baumlin. B. Penn. Brian Dalrymple returns volley during an early season match. 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Edna Gumbt Clats of 1946 Mr. and Mrs. Louit Gumbt, Sr. Guttle Joseph Gyori Pat Haney Mrs. M Hardith Harry—Midd Co. Vo.—Tech. H.S. Randy Heine S.R.H.S. 72 Miriam Herrea and Let Pearton T.L. High Hill Garage Hippie Radical of the Left-Wing Extremist Linda Hlywa 70 Homeroom 105 Homeroom 105—Grace, Eileen, Irma 70 Janet Horenstein 71 Hortense S.L.O. 71 George Hutnick Betty Hunter '44 D. M. Hunter Michele Hunter I Love Olga—Bobby Cynthia Importico Irma 70 Jay 70 Jackie 69 Jamet and Roni USN Jane 70 P.A.H.S. Janice M. 70 Albert W. Jekolis. Jr. '64 Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Jekelis, Sr. Ron Jette '69 Elmer Joerg Merry Joerg John and Barbara 73 Mitt Lavern Jones Joyce 71 SWMHS Judy 72 Green and White Joseph Jugan 75 Mrt. Josephine Jugan Michael Jugan 73 Ned T. Julian (41) Juniors are the Beit GO NUTS! J.V 't and 2nd Altoi GO NUTS! Kacmartky Children Christopher Kacmartky '87 Mr. and Mrs. William Kacmartky Ronnie Kalitta (67) Bill Kaminski Janet Kamlntkl 72 Linda Kaminski Dr. M. W. Kanits, D.D.S. Karen 70 and Bill '67 Audrey Kati 70 Donald Katz '66 Jack Katz '66 Madeline Katx Keith and Linda J. F. Kennedy Club Donna Ketely 71 Janet Klein Georgia Kominot Sutan Konxenkovic Koochie Loves Butchie Henry Korzeb. Jr. MYTHS 71 Stephen T. Kosmyna Jerald Kotutky '83 JoAnn Kotutky Mr. John Kotutky Mrt John Kotutky Patti Krenicky P.D E. 73 Joseph R. Kubak (37) Mr. and Mrt. Harold Kublnak Arleen Kuchtyak 72 Mr. i.r.d Mrt. Joe Kulik Mr. Kuran Mrs. Kuran Joe. Sutan and David Lakotos Lambda Phi Zeta 70 Pauline Latko Alex Lawrence Miss Josephine Lelewski Lenny—S.R.H.S. '60 Let's Go Get Stoned 70 Kay Lestuck Linda and Jerry Linda P.D.E. 71 Linda and Ray Linda and Roger Rocky LaRocco Dennis Lipovsky 70 Louie Lucas Mom and Dad Karen Lucas Sigma Lambda Omega 70 Nance Lugo 70 John Lukact Luke and Herdic Joanne Maffei 71 Louis Malgieri Lynne—Pi-Delta-Epsilon—'69 Mabel Clats of 70 Elizabeth Malgieri Ellice Mallett 72 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Manhart Joey, Jimmy, Julie Manhart Danell Mandy 70 Mr and Mrs. Michael Mansfield Marc '69 and Karen 70 Marf and Evie Marf and Mr. Danger 70 Marf 199th Infantry Marion Mark Mark Mark and Grisel Juan Marrero Lucy Marrero Santot Marrero Cheryl Martin 70 Mary 70” and P.J. 70 Mary Ann 72 Mary Anne—Gold and White Louis Matcola Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maitroeni Miss Linda Mastroeni Vince Masella Matis '69 Alvin Mattes Jay Mattet Alan May Melanie 73 and Larry 71 Doris Mendez Manny Mendez Mr. R. 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Waterfront '69 Margaret Pape Paul and Sue Carol Peles 71 Alan Perry John and Donna Perry Mr. and Mrt. Perry Pete 71 Pete and Miriam Peter and Marian Petersen's Atlantic Station Fred Peterson Warren Peterson Phi Alpha Sigma 70 Juan Plata Miss Dorothy Plesniak Popoy 70 Pro Keith Protonentis Jean Quackenbush 70 Rector St. SWMHS 70 Joanne Reinert Mrs. Rey Richie Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Rickwood Right On! Ringo and Satch Rita E. 70 Rita 70 Mr. and Mrs. Hector Rivera Mr. and Mrs. Hector Rivera Jose Antonio Rivera Richie Rivera Joe Rodriquez Eileen Roman 70 Jerry Roman Kerry Roman Steve Rosen Rosie 70 Sherry Rossner Phi-Delta-Kappa Camille Rotella '39 Joseph Rotella, Jr. Martha Rubi 73 Mr. Walter Rybarczik Mrs. Walter Rybarczik S.A.J.G. Lives Sailor Bob Sally. Sue. Joyce. Cindy 71 and Mr. WXYZ Sandl '72 Sao Paulo and Rio de Janlero, Brazil 70 Pat Savoia '73 Enric Santiago Mary Santiago Rick Santiago Grace Scala Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scala Frank Schimpf (40) Roberta Scholl 71 Mollie Schuloff S. E. Schull School Band Clara Schultz Stanley Schultz Ted and Mary Ann Schultz Tom Schultz Nancy Sendelsky Seton Hall U. 73 T. Sharfetz Marian Sorocin 76 Stan C., Mary K. Peter Szewzik 71 John Shpak Mrs. Ann Simon Mr. Stephen Simon Sue Simon P.D.E. 70 Skippy Ski Skopec '37 George Smith 70 Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Smith Kathleen Stamberger Steve. U. of P. 72 Wally Stolarz Sue 70 Sue 71 and George '69 Andrew Sviatka SWMHS Hockey Team 70 Mary Szanyi Teri 73 Theresa Pi-Delta-Epsilon Debbie Thrasher 71 Tiger and Pooch Gladys Tirado George Tkact Joan Topolosky, Quo Vadis 70 Top. This —Wally B M O.C. Mr. and Mrs. R. Torres Mr. T. T.T. Tom ”69 and Ron 70 Martin Tulala 70 Two Jews and Frenchy Two Of A Kind Two Of A Kind 70 Unforgettable Class of 1969 GO NUTS! Maryann Valenti 72 Jan Van Liew 70 The Van Liews Angie Vas Angie Velasco 72 Vettman Vicki and Santos Captain Video and Space Rangers 72 Vince and Barb Wayne Wanton—SRHS 71 1st Ward Republican Organization Dr. William Wedeen, D.D.S. Jan White 71 Warren Wilentz Lesley Elizabeth Williams Bruce Williamson 71 Willie '67 Art Wood J.F.K. 70 8everly Wood Mike Xenakis 70 Y You Can Tell a Freshman, by his silly looks You can Tell a Sophmore, 'cause he carries one lets book. You Can Tell a Junior, by hit airs of such You Can Tell a Senior, but you can't tell him much You Made Me So Very Happy Elaine and Gut Zaharioudakls Mr. and Mrs. Gus Zaharioudakis Nick Zaharioudakis 70 Zak—Omicron Rho-Delta—Vice President Catherine Zak Steve Zak. Sr. Ethel Zavorski Mr. and Mrs. Zayas Oriando Zayas Mrs. Ziemba James and Joan Zuboy 169 Senior Directory LOUISE ALBANESE 625 Hommann Ave. Town Meeting Club; Keyboard Club; Bowling league; Girls' Chorus; Jr. Spanish Club. CARMEN L. ALBINO 348 Arnold Ave. Library Club; Math Club; After School Sports. MARIA DULCE de ALMEIDA Madu Sao Paulo, Brasil Open Door Exchange Student DONNA ANDERSON 746 Barry Ave. Spanish I Club; Student Council; Town Meeting Club; Chess Club. KENNEDY AQUINO “Kenney 669 Cortland St. Library Club; Town Meeting Club. AIDA ARENAS 321 Smith St. Town Meeting Club. HENRY ARLEQUIN, JR. Hank 297 Keene St. Dance Club; Intramural Basketball; J.V. Football; Spanish I Club. EVELYN ARVELO Evy 399 Mechanic St. Girls' Varsity Club; Town Meeting Club; After School Sports. KENNETH AXELSON Kenny 819 Jennctty Ct. C. I. E.; Freshman Track Team; Gymnastics Club. LINDA M BABULAK JANET BACHONSKI J. B. 230 Sherman St. Student Council; Junior Council; Senior Council V.P.; Cheerleading Co-capt.; Gymnastics Club; Girls Varsity Club; Town Meeting Club; Dance Club; After School Sports. ROBERT MICHAEL BAIO Mike 843 Jennetty Ct. Angling Club; Spanish I Club; Chemistry Club; Biology Club. JOAN C. BARBATI 853 Kriel St. French Club Treas.; Future Homemakers Club; Dance Club; Town Meeting Club; Girls' Chorus; After School Sports; Girls' Varsity Club; Student Council; “How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying ; Deborah. PAMELA G. BARICH CASMIR BEDNAREK Cassy 373 Hall Ave. Town Meeting Club; Jr. Paleteers. EDWARD JAMES BELKO Bel 502 South Pork Dr. Varsity Club; Varsity Football; J.V. Football; Varsity Baseball; J.V. Baseball; Freshman Track. DAVID STUART BENNETT Dave 110 Harrison PI. Periscope Co-editor-in-chief, National Honor Society; Sgt.-at-Arms Quill and Scroll; Football Correspondent; News Tribune Teen Scene Correspondent; Boys' Chorus; Bowling League; Intramural Sports; Biology Club Sec.-Trees.; Chess Club; Numismatics Club; Jr. French Club; Physics Club; Modern Math Club. ANTONIO JOSEPH BESS Bess 732 Catherine St. J.V. Football; Varsity Football; J.V. Basketball; Intramural Sports; Science Club; Negro Culture Afro Club. RICHARD BIALOBLOCKI 396 Park Ave. HENRY BLAJEK 298 Barclay St. Chemistry Club; Cor Club; Angling Club; Tennis Team. TOM BOBENCHIK Chimp 764 Francis SI. Chess Club; Angling Club. DIANE MARIE BOJAR 273 Watson Ave. Junior Council; Girls' Varsity Club; Tennis Team; Jr. Spanish Club; Town Meeting Club; Modern Math Club; Jr. Paleteers; After School Sports; J'. Prom Decorating Committee. SUSAN BOLANOWSKI Sue 367 Hall Ave. Spanish Club; Modern Math Club; Stage Crew—68 Jr.-Sr. Class Play; Record Listening Club; Girls' Varsity Club; Tennis Team; Town Meeting Club; Girls’ Sports Editor of Halls of Ivy, After School Sports. GARY ROBERT JOHN BONALSKI Stanley 271 Watson Ave. Record Club. JANICE LOUISE BOUCHER 400 Bruck Ave. Service Club, Slot Car Club; Debating Club, Tumbling-Gymnastics Club; South Pacific; Talent Show; Activities Section Staff. DORIS BRATYANSKI Doris 345 Ashley St. N.H.S.; Girls' Varsity Club; After School Sports; Town Meeting Club; German Club; Folk-singing Club; Girls' State Rep. '69, Sel. Chorus; Girls' Chorus,- Music Listening Club; Senior Council; Twirlers; South Pacific; Guys and Dolls; All-County Chorus; Periscope; Tennis Team. GEORGE F. BRAUN III George of the Jungle' 142 State St. Sr. Paleteers. JOEL. DAVID BRODSKY Joel 216 Kearny Ave. JAMES BROWN LORRAINE ANNE BUDNICKI Lori 728 Mary St. N.H.S. Pres.,- Mu Alpha Theto; Color Guard; Capt.; Halls of Ivy Co-editor; Alternate Jersey Girls' State ‘69; Jr. Spanish Club; Keyboard Club; Music Listening Club, Biology Club; Physics Club; Town Mooting Club; After School Sports; South Pacific; How To Succeed; '68 Winter Band Concert; Quill and Scroll. ROXANNE C. BULLA MICHELE BUTCHKO 402 Myrtle St. Junior Executive Council; Senior Executive Council; Stdent Council; After School Sports; Sel. Chorus; Girls' Chorus; All-County Chorus; Creative Writing Club; Music Listening Club; Dramatics Club; South Pacific; How To Succeed, Guys and Dolls—Choreographer. NORMA CARDENAS 270 Watson Ave. EVY CARDONA 178 Sherman St. Sr. Spanish Club; Homemakers' Club; Town Meeting Club. BRUCE VINCENT CAREY Buggo 334 Stockton St. Varsity Club; Junior and Senior Council Treas.; Freshman—J.V.-Varsity Basketball; Student Council; Freshmon Football. MICHAEL CHABALA Mike 900 Florida Grove Rd. NICHOLAS JOHN CHER Nick 121 State St. Chess Club; Biology Club; Spanish Club; N.H.S.; Quill and Scroll; Boys' Sports Editor Halls of Ivy; South Pacific; How To Succeed; Guys and Dolls; Band; Orchestra; Swing Band; Wind Ensemble; Track. DONNA CECILIA CHIZMADIA Donna 599 Amboy Ave. Town Meeting Club, Treos.; Periscope; Girls' Varsity Club; N.H.S.; Mu Alpha Theta,- Quill and Scroll; Tennis Team,- West Side Story; South Pacific; Jr. Editor—Kites; Keyboard Club; Music Listening Club; Debating Club; Creative Writing Club; After School Sports; Girls' Chorus. CAROL ANN CHODKOWSKI Cookie- 375 Ridgeley St. After School Sports,- Bowling League. JAN M. CIEJAK 715 Catherine St. Swim Team. RICHARD A. J. CIELESZ Rich- 654 Alta Vista PI. Radio Club; Flying; Choss Club; Astronomy Club. ANDREW CILIA 308 State St. Math Club; Gymnastics—Tumbling Club; Wrestling. DEMITRA CILIA Demi 308 State St. After School Sports; Girls' Varsity Club. CHERYL LEE CIUFFANI Cheryl 327 Washington St. N.H.S.; Mu Alpha Theto—Sec.; Spanish Club; Keyboard Club; Town Meeting Club, Periscope Rep.; Girls' Chorus; Sel. Chorus; Co editor Senior Section Halls of Ivy; Quill and Scroll. DOMINICK COLACINO 189 Kearny Ave. A. U. Club; Student Council. JUDY A. COLEMAN 499 Division St. Jr. Prom Decorating Committee; Dobating Club; Spanish Club; Student Council; Varsity Club V.P.; Junior Council; West Side Story; Service Duty; Dance Club; Student Teacher; Periscope Rep.; Twirlers; Chorus; Tag Day. MARIA COLLAZO Marie- 233 Huntington St. AWILDA COLON 237 Madison Ave. JOSE COLON Josie 233 Huntington St. Angling Club; Swimming Team. THELMA COOK Wolikindo Dc Maja 215 Grant St. Dance Club; Negro Culture Club, Dramatics Club; Ethnic Culture Club; After School Sports. CHRISTIAN M. CORNIER Chris 416 Mechanic St. Wrestling; Soccer; Art Club. IVAN CORREA Chubby 195 Broad St. C.I.E. MIGUEL A. CORREA Lefty- 195 8road St. Wrestling. BARRY C. CREEVY Buttons- 222 State St. ROSEMARIE ANN CRISCI 694 Gornik Dr. RENA CYMBALA 356 Sutton St. Student Council; Town Meeting Club; After School Sports; Service Duty. LINDA JEAN CZECH Check” 652 Cortland St. Cheerleader; After School Sports; Junior Council; Senior Council; Girls' Varsity Club Sgt.-at-arms; Dance Club; Gymnastics Club; Girls' Chorus; Student Teacher; Jr. Prom Bids Chairlady; Service Duty; PepCIub; Collection Drives. RHODA ANN CZECH Rhoda 499 Johnstone St. Jr. Sponish Club; Town Meeting Club. BEATA CZENCZ Bea 811 Amboy Ave. German Club; Town Meeting Club; Dramatics Club; After School Sports; School Plays,-Orchestra; Service Duty. HENRY MICHAEL CZUBAK Mike- 190 Broad St. Spanish Club; Chess Club; Bowling League. BARBARA ANN DADON Barb 100 Commerce St. Cheerleader; After School Sports; Junior Council; Senior Council; Girls' Varsity Club; Student Council; Corres. Sec.; Dance Club; Service Duty; Tag Day; Student Teacher; Jr. Prom Entertainment Committee. BIRAN JOHN DALRYMPLE Brian 121 State St. Capt. Cross-Country; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; Tennis Team, Key Club; Student Council; Astronomy Club; Dramatics Club; Chess Club; Varsity Club; Track Club Pres. VANESSA H. DASHER ' Bonessa 250 Washington St. After School Sports; Dance Club; Negro Culture Club; Ethnic Culture Club; Senior Council. JOHN J. DeHANES 390 Bruck Ave. Water Sports Club; Junior Council. RAMONITA DeJESUS STEVEN CARL DELINKO Steve- 61 Madison Ave. N.H.S.; Varsity Tennis Capt.; Key Club Sec.; Varsity Football; West Side Story; Guys and Dolls; Chairman Principal's Advisory Committee.- Varsity Club; Spanish Club; Modern Math Club; Chess Club; Service Club; Dramatics Club; Junior Senior Prom Committees; English Dept. Aide. ALISON OESIDERIO ' Al 797 Forbes Ave. Town Meeting Club; Dramatics Club. Gymnastics Club; Band; Orchestra; Chess Club. LAWRENCE PETER DIAMOND Larry- 156 A Lewis St. Library Club, Angling Club; Chemistry Club. SHIRLEY ANN OOHANYOS Shir 1016 Spa Springs Rd. SUSAN R. DORAN Sukie” 520 North Pork Dr. Bowling League; Music listening Club; Senior Council; After School, Sports; Selective Chorus; Girls' Chorus; Town Meeting Club; Junior Council. ANN E. DRAHOS Drahos 375 Division St. Dance Club; Art Club; Senior Deka Club; Service Duty. PAUL DZIOBA RITA EGIGUREN Rits 435 East Ave. French Club; Dance Club; Spanish-English Club; Student Teacher. ROSARIO EGUIGUREN Rosario- 435 East Ave. French Club, Dramotics Club. KIM W. ENG DAVID J. A. EODICE Otis 413 High St. How To Succeed; Guys and Dolls; Chess Club; Dramatics Club; Chemistry Club; Angling Club; Bowling League; Biology Club,-Selective Chorus; All County Chorus. ROBIN B EPSTEIN Eppy 157 Water St. Junior Paleteers; Senior Paleteers—V.P.; Art Service; Biology Club; Poetry Club; Spanish I Club; Spanish II Club; Senior Spanish Club; Drill Team Copt.; Student Teacher; Open Door Exchange Student; After School Sports; Student Council; Underclass Editor Halls of Ivy. ROSIE ERGAS Valdivia, Chile Open Door Exchange Student. ROY FABER THERESA HELEN FALEY Dizz 167 Brighton Ave. Dance Club; Town Meeting Club; Pep Club; Record Collector s Club,- After School Sports; Junior Prom DecoratingCommittee.-Collection Drives; Student Teacher; Service Duty. ANTONIO CARMEN FAZZOIARI Fazz 311 Goodwin St. Varsity Soccer; Varsity Club; Chemislry Club. DEBRA ANN FEDEROWICZ Debbie- 71 Jefferson St. Spanish I Club; Jr. Spanish Club; Sr. Spanish Club—Sec.; Dance Club; Town Meeting Club; Service Duty. RUSSELL RICHARD FEDOR I Creamer Dr. Russ” Biology Club; Chess Club, Wrestling Team. TED FEDYNYSHYN Ted 379 Summit Ave. Swimming Team,- Varsity Club; Chess Club; Biology Club; Future Physicians' Club; Mu Alpha Theto. CAROL ANN FENYAR Carol- 431 Keene St. All Stote Chorus; All County Chorus; Selective Chorus; Future Homemakers Club—Pres.; Town Meeting Club. RALPH FRANCISCO FERRER 596 Charles St. C.I.E. PIERCE J. FERRITER P. J. 10 Harbor Terrace Junior Council- V.P.; Senior Council—Pres.; Debating Club—Pres.; Modern Moth Club— pres.; Biology Club. Tumbling Club. Service Club; Town Meeting Club; Student Council; N.H.S.; Intramural Sports; Varsity Basketball. ROSA M. FIGUEROA 233 Huntington St. Senior Decca Club; Jr. French Club. 170 GAIL MARIE FLOWERS Flowers' 219 Wafer St. Senior Council—Sec.; Chairlady Junior Prom Decorating Committee; Exec. Jr. Council; Periscope Rep.. After School Sports; South Pacific; Girls' Varsity Club; Color Guard; Sr. Prom Decorating Committee; Student Teacher; Student Council; Modern Math Club; Music Listening Club; Biology Club; Jr. French Club Sec.; Jr. Paletteers; Sr. Paletteers; Town Meeting Club. DANIEL A. FLYNN Flynn 163 First St. Baseball; Boys' Chorus, Physics Club; Varsity Club; Town Meeting Club; Student Council. NIDYA FRANQUI 368 8ruck Ave. Town Meeting Club; Spanish I Club. SANTIAGO FRATICELLI 415 High St. DECA Club; Trcas. SHARON FRENCH Frenchio 686 Jacques St. Homemakers' Club. LINDA J. FUCHS Linda 630 Lee S� . Student Council; Senior Council; Poriscopc Rep.; Town Meeting Club Treas.; Keyboard Club; Girls' Chorus. WILLIAM FUREY Bill 351 Summit Ave. HEDY GELBSTEIN Hed 129 Stofc St. Biology Club; French Club; Creative Writing Club; Water Sports Club; Dramatic Club; Chemistry Club. KAREN S. GEORGE George 494 Amboy Ave. OSCAR M. GHIGLIOTTY 2699Elm St. DIANE D. GHILINO Ghilino 325 Silzer St. Senior Council; Junior Council; Student Council; Colorguard; Selective Chorus; Girls Chorus; Halls of Ivy; French Club; Sr. Palefeers; Pep Club; Town Meeting Club; Girls' After School Sports; Girls Varsity Club; Jr. Prom Decorating Committee; Sr. Prom Chairlady; Art Bulletin Board Committee; Jr. Prom Refreshment Committee; Girls' Service Club; Student. JOHN W. GLOCHAU Speed Racer 209 Paterson St. Pres. Angling Club; DECA Club Pres. DORIS GONZALEZ Wendy 153 First St. DECA Club. GUDIVINA GONZALEZ 334 Stockton St. DECA Club; Spanish Club I. TONI RENEE GORDON Tone 415 Bruck Ave. Girls' After School Sports; Girls' Varsity Club; Dance Club; Drill Team; Student Council; Rec. Sec.; Spanish I Club; Town Meeting Club; Jr. Prom Committee, Pep Club. LOIS ELLEN GRACE Roke 417 Zambory St. Sr. Paleteers,- Jr. Spanish Club; Town Meeting Club; Girls' After School Sports. DANNY GRECO 135 Madison Ave. Track; Student Council. JACK GREENHOUSE Jack 72 Gordon St. Music Listening Club; Keyboard Club; Mu Alpha Theta; Bands; Special Events Co-editor; Periscope Rep.; Modern Math Club; National Honor Society; Senior Council; Lincoln Center Award Winner; Selective Chorus; Boys' Chorus; All-State Chorus; School Plays; Assembly Planning. KENNETH GREENHOUSE Ken 72 Gordon St. National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta; Dress Code Committee; School Section Co editor—Halls of Ivy,- Assembly Planning; How To Succeed ; Guys and Dolls ; Selective Chorus; Boys' Chorus; Swing Bund; Keyboard Club; Music Listening Club; Key Club. BARBARA J. GRONSKI Barb 188 Broad St. German Club; Jr. Paleteers; Fencing Club; Town Meeting Club; Girls' Varsity Club; Girls’ After School Sports; Periscope—Halls of Ivy Rep.; Student Teacher; South Pacific Make-up Chairlady; Assemblies; Senior Sec lion Co-editor—Halls of Ivy; Quill and Scroll; Fashion Show. MARY ANN GRZANKOWSKI Mare 920 Amboy Ave. Jr. French Club; Sr. French Club; Debating Club; Biology Club; Fencing Club; Quill and Scroll; Girls' Aftor School Sports; Periscope. MARY MARGARET GUMBS Gumbo 647 Cornell St. Student Council; Girls' After School Sports; Dance Club; Halls of Ivy; Pres. Girls' Vorsity Club; Gymnastics; Sr. Prom Committees; Jr. Prom Committees; Junior Council; Senior Council. BERNADETTE M, HAIN Bernie 679 Charles St. Girls' After School Sports,- Dance Club; Drill Team; Town Meeting Club; Ethnic Culture Club; Gymnastics' Club; Junior Council; Student Council. ERIC STEVE HALATA 403 Compton Ave. How To Succeed; Guys and Dolls ; Vorsity Football; National Honor Society; Pres. French Club; Dramatics Club; Biology Club; Physics Club Trees.; Chess Club; Service Club; Freshman Basketball. WILLIAM HALSEY Bill 669 Catherine St. Freshman—J.V. Football; Upward Bound; Chemistry Club. NADINE RENE HAMATY Dee 309 Lehigh Ave. Town Meeting Club; Student Council; Halls of Ivy Rep. MARY HANDERHAN 447 Division St. Jr. Paleteers; Sr. Paleteers; Town Meeting Club; Dance Club; Gymnastics' Club; Jr. Council; Sr. Council. DONNA MARIE HANDRIK 757 Columbus Dr. Dramatics Club; Spanish I Club; Town Meeting Club; Biology Club. DIANE C. HANSEN HARVEY HANSEN JOYCE ARLENE HANSEN Joyce' 745 Barry Ave. Spanish II Club; Dramatics Club; Town Meeting Club; Senior Council. ROBERT HARY JANICE M. HASSELL Jay 191 Brighton Ave. Dramatics Club; Tropical Club; Future Homemakers Club; Girls' After School Sports; West Side Story ; South Pacific ; How To Succeed. ZONIA L. HAYLES Yota 707 Chamberlain Ave. Library Club; Sec. Negro Culture Club; Town Meeting Club; Student Council; Selective Chorus; Girls' Chorus. ELVIRA GONZALEZ HERRERA 406 Hall Ave. Chemistry Club. MIRIAM HERRERA Mir 372 Jeffries St. Dance Club. ANGELIA MORRISOLINE HERRING Angie 219 Sherman St. Library Club; Spanish l-ll Club; Dance Club; Town Meeting Club, Girls Varsity Club; Sr. Paleteers; Jr. Prom Committee; Drill Team: Girls' After School Sports; Selective Chorus Girls' Chorus. MARY ANNE HESSNER 115 First St. South Pacific —Choreographer; How To Succeed ; Guys and Dolls ; Colorguard; Town Meeting Club; Spanish I Club; Jr. Prom Committee, V.P. Dramatics Club; Student Council. PATRICIA HILLS LINDA HLYWA 388 Paderewski Ave. Troas.—Spanish 1 Club; Student Council; Junior Council; Senior Council; Periscope Rep.; Chess Club; Town Meeting Club. LORA J. HODOVANCE Lora 100 Lewis St. Jr. Spanish Club; Biology Club; Dramatics Club,- Town Meeting Club; Student Council; Periscope Rep. EDWARD P. HOFFMAN Eddie 344 Gifford St. C.I.E. DENNIS HUDAK Bert 554 Johnstone St. Track Team,- Varsity Swim Team; Chemistry Club; Boys' Varsity Club. WILLIAM HUTCHINS BETTY IRIZARRY 599 Elizabeth St. DECA Club. BILL IUDICE 108 Madison Ave. LENNY JACOBS Lenny 667 Cortland St. FRANCES JEKELIS Poppy 428 Keene St. Future Homemakers Club; TownMeetingClub; Music Listening Club; Jr. Spanish I Club; Selective Club; Girls' Chorus; Periscope— Halls of Ivy—Rep. GAIL JENSEN 75 Commerce St. Library Club; Math Club, Girls' After School Sports. CHRISTOPHER JOHNSON JOYCE JOHNSON Jay-Jay 547 South Park Dr. Selective Chorus; Girls' Chorus; Negro Culture Club; Ethnic Culture Club. LINDA JONES RITA JUGAN Rita 308 Lawrie St. Jr. Spanish Club; Sr. Spanish Club; Town Meeting Club; Class Plays,- Girls' After School Sports. WILLIAM KAMINSKI Kamin 79 Broad St. Bowling League; Audio Visual Club; Physics Club; Radio Amateur Club; Biology Club; Ploy Stage Crew. PAUL VINCENT KANITRA Paul 630 Hazel Ave. Froshman—J.V.—Varsity Basketball; Track Club; Boys Varsity Club; Spanish I Club. JOSEPH RANDELL KAPICHAK Kap ' 365 Keene St. Boys' Varsity Club; Chemistry Club; Junior Council; Cross Country Track; Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; Boating Club; Ike Levin Memorial Award. MARION ELIZABETH KAPOSZTAS Marion 728 Catherine St. German Club; Biology Club; Physics Club; Library Club; Girls' After School Sports. JANE KARPAWICZ 690 Franklin Dr. MICHAEL J. KATCHUR Mike 267 Rector St. Audio Visual Club Pres.; Automotive Club. AUDREY KATZ 97 State St. Future Homemakers Club Sec.; Jr. Spanish Club; Sr. Spanish Club; Music Listening Club; Town Meeting Club; Periscope Rep. GARY KAZNOWSKI Kazz 328 Watson Ave. DANIEL S. KEFFER 372 Summit Ave. Art Club. DENNY KEIPER Bozo 12 Horbor Terrace Weight Lifting Club; Folk and Guitar Club; Frcshman Football; Water Sport Club; Dromatics Club. NICK KELLY 480 Soyre Ave. MICHAEL JOSEPH KELTOS Fish 10 Horbor Terrace Swim Team; Baseball Freshman; J.V. Varsity Football; Intramural Sports; Boys' Varsity Club; Service Club; Student Council. MICHAEL THOMAS KENNY Mike 159 Gordon St. Key Club Pres.; Boys Chorus,- Chess Club; Mu Alpha Theta; National Honor Society; Marching Band; Concert Band; Biology Club; Intramural Sports; PhysicsClub; Audio-Visual Club; Stage Hand—Class Plays; Student Council. JANETTE KERLY ' Kerly 412 Thomas St. Class Plays; Assemblies; Debating Club; Town Meeting Club; Senior Council. JAME KIYAK Jim 307 Paderewski Ave. Boys Varsity Club; Track Club Pros.; Copt.—Cross Country; Indoor Track; Spring Track. WALTER KLIM 448 Park Ave. German Club; Varsity Soccer. MICHAEL KOHUT Koke 430 Thomas St. Angling Club. THEODORE KONYA Teddy 344 Arnold Ave. Physics Club; Track Team ARLENE A. KORZEB Arc 740 Lee St. Town Meeting Club; Dramatics Club. JO ANN KOTUSKY Jo 651 Cornell St. Spanish l-ll Clubs; Town Meeting Club; Girls After School Sports. LINDA CAROL KOVACS Lynn 735 Cortland St. Library Club. LYNN MARIE KOVACS lynnie 627 Clark Ave. Chess Club; Boating Club; Town Meeting Club,- Water Sports Club. LYNN KSENIC 789 Parker St. Cheerleading—Co-capt.; Girls After School Sports; Trcas. Student Council; Club Advi soryCommittee.- Sec.-Treas.—German Club; Jr.PromCommittee,-MusicListeningClub;Town Meeting Club.Girls' Varsity Club; Student Council Executive Board. JAMES BRIAN KUBINAK Jay 69 Madison Ave. Freshman—J.V. Football; Freshman Baseball Key Club; Modern Math Club; Audio-Visual Club; BiologyClub; Chess Club; Service Club; Boys Varsity Club; Mu Alpha Theta V.P.; Matheletes,- Quill and Scroll; Nationol Honor Society; Principal's Special Committee; Student Council; Junior Council; Senior Council; Co-editor Sports Section—Halls of Ivy; South Pacific; How To Succeed; Guys and Dolls. KRISTAN KULCH Kris 16 Harbor Terrace Periscope News Staff; Co-editor—Special Events Section—Halls of lvy; Quill and Scroll; Mu Alpha Theta; Notional Honor Society; Junior-Senior Executive Councils Student Council; German Club; Croative Writing Club; V.P.-Physics Club; Treas.-Girls' Service Club; Music Listening Club; Drama Clubs; Girls After School Sports; How To Succeed; Guys and Dolls. ROSINDO WILBERT LABEGA Sendo 322 Smith St. J.V. Baseball; Town Meeting Club; French Club. RONALD LACKO Ron 341 Ridgeley St. Varsity Bowling; Intramural Bowling, Freshman—J.V.—Varsity Baseball; Chess Club; Sr. Paleteers. PAULA MICHELE LANE 322 Watson Ave. RAYMOND LANZA Doc 681 Columbus Circle National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Mu Alpha Theta; Jr Sr. Spanish Clubs; Biology Club; Physics Club; Chemistry Club; Junior Council; Closs Plays; Periscope; Wrestling Team. LYNDA LAPNOW 508 North Park Dr. Girls' After School Sports; Gymnastics Club. WILLIAM LARSEN 'Gibbs- 106 Rector St. Boys' Varsity Club; Varsity Football; Intramural Sports; Audio-Visual Club; Music Listening Club; Selective Chorus; Boys' Chorus; Marching Band; Swing Band; Concert Band. JANICE MARIE LAWRENCE Jon 235 State St. SUSAN LEE LEDERER Sue 157 Water St. Sr. Paleteers; French Club; Keyboard Club, Music Appreciation. JOSEPH M. LENART Joe 311 Barclay St. Physics Club. RICHARD JOHN LEWIS Rich 213 High St. Varsity Football; Swim Team, Band; Selective Chorus,- Boys' Chorus,- Music Listening Club, Class Plays; Biology Club. STEVEN C. LEWIS Steve 640 Carlock Ave. Swim Team; Boys Varsity Club. Chess Club. Slot Car Club, Audio-Visual Club; Spanish I Club; Studont Council. 171 CHARLES LIGHTNER DONNA JEAN LIMA Don'' 159 Brighton Ave. DENNIS JOSEPH LIPOVSKY Den 495 Groom St. Germon Club; Audio-Visual Club; Physics Club; Chemistry Club; Astronomy Club; Radio Amateurs' Club; Intramural Sports. GIDGET LOPEZ Gidget 157 Hall Ave. Girls Varsity Club; Dance Club; Spanish I Club. NANCY LUGO Nonce 379 Inslee St. Foncing Club Sgt.-at Arms; Dance Club; Periscope Rep.; Senior Council; Junior Council; Sr. Prom Committee. KAREN LYNN IUKACS Lucas'' 182 Sheridan St. Capt.—Twirlers; Girls' After School Sports Girls' Varsity Club; Jr. Prom Decoroting Committee; Senior Council; Sr. Prom Committee; Town Meeting Club; Spanish I Club; Jr. Spanish Club; Tag Day; Holls of Ivy Staff; Selective Chorus; Girls Chorus. WALTER J. LYKOSH Wally Mudd 327 Hall Avo. Freshman—J.V. Varsity Football; Mr. Touchdown; Freshman Basketball; Intramural Sports; Boys' Varsity Club; Gymnastics Club. ROBERT JAMES MALDONADO Robbie 640 Cornell St. Poetry Club; Intramural Sports. JANICE MARIE MALGIERI Jon 863 Pine St. Sr. Spanish Club; Town Meeting Club; Junior Senior Councils; Bowling League; How To Succeed;'' Sr. Prom Committee. ROSEANNE MALGIERI Ro 863 Pine St. Town Meeting Club; Holls of Ivy Staff; Bowling League. LINDA MANDIKAS Chau 775 Chamberlain Ave. Junior-Senior Councils; Ethnic Culture Club. DANYEL J. MANDY Dinky 634 Raritan Ave. Angling Club; Chemistry Club; Water Sports Club. DONALD MANDY ROMAN L. MARCINKIEWICZ Rome' 163 Broad St. Pres.—-Jr. Council; V.P.—Student Council; Debating Club; Town Meeting Club; Boys' Varsity Club; Varsity Football; Varsity Basketball; How To Succeed;'' Advisory Committee. LINDA MARETTA 323 Keene St. South Pacific;'' Gymnastics Club. ANN MARKESSINIS CHRISTINE MARKIEWICZ LYNDA MARRERO 422 Smith St. Treas.—Jr. Spanish; Varsity Club; Gymnastics Club; Girls' After School Sports. CHERYL JEAN MARTIN Cher 507 North Park Dr. How To Succeed, Town Meeting Club. EDWIN JOHN MARTINEZ Eddie 89 Peorl PI. Varsity Basketball; Town Meeting Club; Student Council. REINALDO MARTINEZ Ray 596 Elizabeth St. ROSAURA MARTINEZ 344 Thomas St. DECA Club. CAROLYN MAXWELL 'Maxwell 659 State St. Negro Culture Club. CRAIG RONALD McGARRY 439 Market St. Wafer Sports Club; Varsity Wrestling Team; Varsity Pole Vaulting. JOSEPH PAUL MEGGYES Joe 280 Goodwin St. ANNA MELNYK Mel 235 Meade St. Town Meeting Club; Girls' Varsity Club; German Club; Gymnastics Club; Nationol Honor Society; Junior Council; Student Council; Girls' After School Sports; Tennis 172 Team; Pep Club; Jr Sr. Prom Committees. OLGA MELNYK Olga 235 Meade St. Town Mooting Club; Student Council; French Club. EVELYN MERRITT Eve 150 Gordon St. PETER MORTON MIGLEC Pete 276 Rector St. Jr.-Sr. Paleteers; Tropical Fish Club; Audio-Visual Club. NOREEN MILLER NANCY MINUS 316 Leon Avo. PETER MINUS Pete 316 Leon Ave. Varsity Football; Track Team; Boys' Varsity Club. SUSAN MINUS Sue 316 Leon Ave Dance Club; Girls' After School Sports. MICHAEL J. MIZERAK, JR. Mil 582 Jacques St. Swim Team; Freshman Basketball; ChessClub; Biology Club; Audio-Visuol Club; Slot Car Club; Tropical Fish Club; Water Sports Club. JOSEPH MIZGLEWSKI Joe 627 Kelly Ave. French Club; Folk and Guitar Club; Creative Writing Club. Intramural Sports; Student Council; Slot Car Club. CAROL ANN MOCHAN 502 Cornell St. Orchestra; DECA Club. KATHLEEN MARY MOLNAR Kathy 177 High St. National Honor Society; Pres.—Quill and Scroll; Co-editor-in-chief—Halls of Ivy; Periscope; News Tribune Correspondent; Exchange Student; West Side Story; South Pacific; Junior-Senior Councils; Sec.—Selective Chorus; Girls' Chorus; Music Listening Club; French Club; Biology Club; Future Physicians' Club; Fencing Club; Girls' Varsity Club; Tennis Team; Drill Team; Girls' After School Sports. JOSEPH MONTANI Joe 560 Groom St. Pres.—Astronomy Club; Chemistry Club; See.—Amateur Radio Club; Koy Club; Student Council; Periscope—Photog.; Photog. Editor—Halls of Ivy; Nationol Honor Society; Quill and Scroll. LYNN TERESA MOORE 375 State St. Library Club; Dramotics Club. BARRY R. MORTENSEN STANLEY MORTENSEN 443 Leon Ave. Chemistry Club. JEAN ANN MOZOLIC Jeanie 645 Raritan Ave. Pres.—Mu Alpha Theta,- Treas.—National Honor Society; V.P.—Quill and Scroll; Co-editor-Periscope; Selective Chorus; Girls Chorus; Fencing Club; French Club; Debating Club; Biology Club; Physics Club; Matheletes; Lob Assistant; Girls' After School Sports; How To Succeed; News Tribune Correspondent; Jr. Prom Decorating Committee. ERNEST W. MULHOLLEM Butch 631 Clork Ave. Freshman—J.V. Football; Freshman Bascball; Town Meeting Club; Water Sports Club; Folk and Guitar Club; Boys' Varsity Club. RAMONA MUNIZ 331 Fayotte St. Home Economics; Negro Culture Club; Town Meeting Club. ROSALINA MUNIZ Rose 331 Fayette St. Homemakers Club. LOUIS NAPOLETANO, JR. ''N°ppy 696 Hommann Ave. Freshman—J.V. Football; J.V. Basoball; Water Sports Club. LINDA NEDOPAD 518 Kennedy St. MABEL NGAI May 324 Elm St. Town Meeting Club: Jr. French Club; Stogo Crew; Dramatics Club; Creative Writing Club; Kites; Periscope—Rep. EDNA NICHOLSON CINDY NIELSEN Cindy 876 Florido Grove Rd. Student Council; Junior Council; Spanish Club; Girls' After School Sports. JOSEPH STANLEY OBERC Joe 412 Alpine St. Soccer; Intramural Sports, Key Club. Boys Chorus; Elective Chorus,- librory Club. FRANK MARTIN OBLINSKI 345 Colfax St. Freshman Football; Freshman-Varsity Basketball; Spanish I Club; Town Meeting Club. DENNIS O BRIEN 395 Ogden PI. DEBORA OESE BONNIE O NEILL ’ Rocky 240 Second St. Dance Club. DAMIAN ORLOWSKI DIANE OSTIMCHUK 540 Harding Ave. CARL ANDREW PACHUCKI Chuch 655 Amboy Ave. C.I.E.; Track. RAFFAELA PAONE Roe 380 New Brunswick Ave. JOHN JOSEPH PAPIEROWICZ III Buddy 442 Alpine St. J.V. Varsity Soccer; Astronomy Club; Library Club; Angling Club; Sec.- library Club. JOAN PAPP Pappy 537 West Side Ave. German Club; Town Meeting Club; Jr. Paletoors; Sec.—Sr. Paleteers; Fencing Club; Girls' After School Sports; Halls of Ivy Staff; Assemblies. OTONIEl M. PARDO Tony 684 Elizabeth St. WAYNE PARKER Chink 560 Neville St. C.I.E. Club. MARYANN PATRAS THERESA PAVLIK Tisha 343 Jeffries St. Notional Honor Society; Biology Club; Fencing Club.-Spanish I Club; Jr. Spanish Club; Sr. Spanish Club; Girls' After School Sports. BARRY D. PENN Barry 108 Kearny Ave. Varsity Tennis Team, Soccer; Wrestling Team; Town Meeting Club, Biology Club; Selective Chorus; Boys' Corus. GARY ALAN PENNYFEATHER Misty 621 Chamberlain Ave. Varsity Baseball Team; Boys Varsity Club; Town Meeting Club. ALBERT PEREZ 464 Park Ave. NOELIA PEREZ 306 Washington St. Nora ALAN PERRY 344 Lawrence St. Chess Club; Physics Club, Boys Varsity Club; Band; Varsity Wrestling Team. MAUREEN LAURETT PETERSON Westie 166 Lewis St. Dance Club; Negro Culture Club; Girls' Varsity Club; Girls' After School Sports; Town Meeting Club; Pep Club; Student Council; Junior Council. WARREN S. PETERSON 389 Ashley St. Angling Club; Tumbling and Gymnastics Club NANETTE M PICKARD Nan 260 Barclay St. Water Sports Club; Drill Team; Student Council. MICHAEL S. PIKOWSKI Pik 170 Pulaski Ave. Track Club; Outdoor-Indoor-Cross Country Track; Freshman—J.V.—Varsity Football; Boys’ Varsity Club. MICHAEL PIKUS Peko 210 High St. AIDA M. PINHAL 500 Johnstone St. JOSEPH N. PLACIDO 675 Cortland St. Band; Orchestra; Germon Club, Chess Club; Jr. Paleteers Wind Ensemble; Physics Club; National Honor Society; Key Club. EILEEN PLANKO 285 Silzor St. Spanish TT Club; Dramatics Club; Town Meeting. JUAN L. PLATA 319 State St. ARTHUR G. PLEWA Artie 653 Johnstone St. KATHLEEN M. POPE ' Kath 102 Buckingham Ave. Record Listening Club; West Side Story. GARY POYSSICK LEO PREVOZNAK 394 Ashley St. Boys Varsity Club; J.V. Basketball; Varsity Baseball; Intramural Sports. VERONICA PRIBISH Ronnie 375 Stote St. Twirlers; Dance Club. KEITH PROTONENTIS Pro 733 Lincoln Dr. Student Council; Physics Club; French Club; Selective Chorus; Boys' Chorus. TERESA PUENTE Teddy 495 Sayre Ave. Slot Car Club,- Dance Club. JEAN QUACKENBUSH 489 Compton Ave. Jr.-Sr. Paleteers; Dance Club; Selective Chorus. ANTHONY QUATTROCCHI Tony 812 Shannon Ave. Chemistry Club; Spanish I Club; Trock. BARBARA A. RABITZ Bunny 147 Gordon St. Dance Club, Girls' After School Sports,- Slot Car Club; Fencing Club; Drill Tcom; Halls of Ivy; Girls' Chorus; Service Duty. PAUL S. RAIMUNDO 640 Catherine St. DIANE FRANCES RAYSOR Dee 375 State St. Pres.—Rec. Sec.-Hist.—Student Council; Junior Council; Executive Board—Senior Council; Girls' Varsity Club; Vorsity Cherleading, Selective Chorus; Girls' Chorus,- V.P.—Jr. French Club; Gymnastics' Club; Donee Club; Co editor—Underclass Section—Halls of Ivy; Town Meeting Club; Dress Code Committee,-Racing Club; CIA delegate—Douglass College,- Girls' After School Sports; Assemblies. RICHARD F. RENALES Rich- 158 Modison Ave. Astronomy Club; Dance Club; Jr. Spanish Club Creative Writing Club; Library Club; Chemistry Club; Debating Club; Quill and Scroll; Periscope; Kites. MICHAEL RESETAR Res 851 Kriel St. Freshman—J.V.-Varsity Football;Gymnastics Club; Angling Club V.P. DIANE M. I. RICCI 302 Lawrie St. Sr. Paleteers; Jr. Paleteers. NAOMI ESTER RICCI Nay 87 First St. Town Meeting Club, Germon Club; Physics Club; Selective Chorus; Girls' Chorus,-Assemblies. ELIZABETH RIVERA Liz 426 Mechanic St. Spanish II Club, Sr. Spanish Club; Ethnic Culture Club; Knitting Club. LETICIA RIVERA letty 702 Amboy Ave. Dance Club. LOUISA RIVERA Louisa 624 Bentley Ave. Jr. Spanish Club; Student Council; Town Meeting Club; Dramatics Club. TONI DENISE RIVERA Sloopy 322 Watson Ave. Sec.-Girls' Varsity Club; Town Meeting Club; Senior Council; Negro Culture Club; Dance Club; Periscope. Junior Council. RODERIC RODIS Rod 91 Kearny Ave. Band; Orchestro; Swing Band; Pep Bond; Boys' Chorus. JOSE E. RODRIGUEZ little Bull 327 Elm St. Varsity Football; Varsity Wrestling; Vorsity Baseboll; Pres.- Boys' Vorsity Club; Gymnastics Club. EILEEN ROMAN Ei 322 Elm St. Drill Team,- Student Council; Service Cldb; Spanish I—Sr. Spanish Clubs; Future HomemokersClubs,- Fencing Club; Girls' After School Sports. ZORAIDA ROMAN Zory ' 721 Catherine St. Dance Club; Home Economics. STEPHEN ROSEN DIANA MARIE ROTEllA Di ' 270 Ook St. Keyboard Club; Music Listening Club; Spanish I-II Clubs: Girls' Varsity Club; Poriscop©; How To Succeed; South Pacific; West Side Story, Guys and Dolls, Biology Club; Student Council; Girls' After School Sports; Band; Orchestra; Selective IV.P.) Chrous; Girls' Chorus; Town Meeting Club, PAMELA JEANNE ROUNDS Dizzy 167 Rector St. Girls' After School Sports; Deco Club; Slot Car Club. SANDY JUAREZ ROVIRA Turtle 1068 Andrews Dr. Angling Club; Jr. French Club. CONCEPCION RUIZ IRMA H. RYBARCZIK Irma 404 Compton Ave. Girls' After School Sports; Jr. Paleteers; Town Meeting Club; Girls' Chorus; Bowling League,- Collection Drives; Guidance Office Aide. HELEN RYLYK 539 Hartford St. Donee Club; Knitting Club;, Elective Chorus. PAUL MARK SADOWSKI Paul 613 Kelsey Ave. Boys' Varsity Club; Chemistry Club; Varsity Football. CARMEN SAEZ JORGE SANTIAGO CHRISTINE ANN SANYIGO Chris 525 Groom St. Jr. Sr. Paleteers; Slot Car Club; Fencing Club; Girls’ After School Sports; Senior Council. AUDREY ANNE SAPONE 110 Madison Ave. Jr.-Sr. Spanish Club; Future Homemakers Club; Biology Club. GARY JOHN SASALA Tarzan 460 Stote St. Varsity Football; Swim Team; Wrestling Team; Spanish Club. MICHAEL PETER SAVOIA 456 Barclay St. Mickey TownMeetingClub; J.V. Baseball; Intramural Sports. ANN SAWCZAK Ann 367 Eagle Ave. Spanish Club; Chess Club; Student Council; Senior Council Exec. Board; Periscope Rep.; Junior Council; South Pacific, Service Duty; Sec.—Town Meeting Club; Pep Club; Jr.-Sr. Committees. GRACE EVELYN SCALA Gracie 449 Packer PI. Town Meeting Club; Girls' After School Sports. RAYMOND SCHAR KEVIN SCHEID 674 Gornik Dr. Varsity Football. NICHOLAS J. SCHURKO Nick 370 Keene St. Modern Math Club, Spanish I Club; Chess Club; Sr. Spanish Club; Pres. Biology Club; Dramatics Club; Lab Assistant; Student Council; Editor Activities Section—Halls of Ivy; National Honor Society. GARY SCHWARTZ LARRY SCHWARTZ 156 Madison Avo. GEORGE SEAMAN ROSALIE SEAMAN THERESA ANN MARIE SEAMAN Terry 233 Huntington St. Homemakers Club. PAUL STEPHEN SEDOR 145 Broad St. Selective Chorus; Girls' Chorus; Band; Four Chimes ; Gorman Club; Music Listening Club; Treos.-Key Club; Pres.—Physics Club; Biology Club. ROBERT N. SEMKOW Sem 701 Raritan Ave. German Club; Freshman Football; Varsity Basketball; Boys' Varsity Club; V. Pres.—Chemistry Club; Track. SCOTT T SEWITCH Scotty 134 High St. Varsity Football; Varsity Tennis; South Pacific; How To Succeed;” Guys and Dolls; Band; Orchestra; Swing Bond; Junior Council; Chess Club; Sec. Boys Varsity Club; National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta; Special Committee; Modern Math Club; Biology Club; French Club; Service Club. WILLIAM ROBERT SHEPPARD 400 Lowrie St. MARC ALAN SHIPKIN Shippy 194 Water St Audio-Visual Club; Chess Club; Key Club; Intramural Sports; Marching Band; Wind Ensemble; Play Band Swing Band; Concert Band; Selective Chorus; Boys Chorus; Biology Club. GUS T. SIGGELAKIS 258 Smith St. Chemistry Club; Modern Math Club; Boys' Varsity Club; Biology Club; German Club; Freshman Track; Freshman Boseboll; J.V. Varsity Basketball. RHONDA ELLEN SILVER 231 Kearny Ave. Jr. French Club; Biology Club; Jr.-Sr. Poleteers; Poetry Club. SUSAN M. SIMON Susie 724 Colgate Ave. Girls' After School Sports,- Jr. French Club; Jr.-Sr. Paleteers Pres.; Town Meeting Club; Jr.-Sr. Prom Committees; Senior Council; Bulletin Board Committee; Pep Club. ANNA SIWALDO Ann 299 Hall Ave. NANCY SKOMBA Skomby 66 Fayette St. National Honor Society; Creative Writing Club; German Club; Lab Assistant; Selective Chorus; Girls' Chorus. CONSTANCE SMITH Connie 496 North Park Dr. Fencing Club; Dramatics Club; Ethnic Culture Club. GEORGE T. SMITH 228 Water St. Selective Chorus; Boys' Chorus; Music Listening Club. GORDON SMITH ELAINE M. SOROCIN Elaine 18 Market St. Jr.-Sr. Spanish Clubs; Biology Club; Town Meeting Club; Senior Council. CAROL SPESS BOB STACKEWICZ ’ Bob 687 Franklin Dr. Chess Club. LINDA IRENE STEPASH 395 Wogner Ave. Art Club; Dance Club. CANDACE LYNN STEPNOSKY Candy 355 Bruck Ave. Jr.-Sr. Poloteers; Slot Car Club; Fencing Club; Junior-Senior Councils; Student Council. JEFFREY CHARLES STEUBER Chicken 427 Amboy Ave. J.V.—Varsity Basetball; Boys' Varsity Club; Town Meeting Club; Selective Chorus; Boys Chorus; Sec.-Junior Council; Senior Council Exec. Board; Student Council. JANE STEVENS Janie 707 Penn St. Varsity Cheerleading; French Club; Town Meeting Club Pres.; Pen Pal Club; Girls' After School Sports. THERESA STROCZYNSKI Terry 350 Lawrie St. Pen Pol Club; Sr. French Club; Fashion Show. JOHN STUMPF John 364 Thomas St. Varsity Football; Boys’ Varsity Club. LINDA SUE SUDZINA Squeaky 355 Neville St. Spanish I Club; Slot Car Club; Dramatics Club; Fencing Club; Periscope Rep.; Sr. Paleteers. ELAINE SUTAK Elaine 267 Lawrie St. Selective Chorus; Girls' Chorus,- Dance Club. KENNETH M. SUTCH Ken 767 Parker St. Varsity Baseball; Varsity Soccer; Student Council; Intramural Sports; Chemistry Club; Boys Varsity Club; Freshman—J.V. Baseball; Service Club. TED SUTO Tooky 724 Lee St. Track; Biology Club. NANCY SWIST Nancy 219 First St. Jr.-Sr. Paleteers; Chess Club. PAMELA ANN SZAJNECKI Pam 584 Jacques St. Dance Club; Music Listening Club; Town Meeting Club; Future Homemakers Club. VERONICA ANN SZIVERI Roni 433 Lawton St. Town Meeting Club; Dramatics Club.. JOHN P. TELIHA Tel- 217 Kearny Avo. Jr. Spanish Club; Freshman—J.V. Football Chess Club; Physics Club; Drama Club; Chemistry Club; Periscope; Halls of Ivy; Key Club; Stage Crew—Class Plays; Assemblies. DENO THEOPHILAKOS Deno‘ ’ 105 Brighton Ave. Varsity Football; Boys' Varsity Club; Boys' Chorus; Intramural Sports. TIMOTHY T. THEOPHILAKOS Greek 176 Now Brunswick Ave. National Honor Society; Mu Alpha Theta; Key Club; Physics Club; Biology Club; Chemistry Club; German Club; Halls of Ivy; Periscope; How To Succeed; Quill and Scroll. ROSE L. THOMPSON Mook 538 South Park Dr. TIBOR TIMAR Tim- 375 State St. Folk and Guitar Club; Art Club; Water Sports Club; Dramatics Club; Angling Club. ZOLTAN TIMAR 375 Stote St. BARBARA TORIS Barb- 750 Borrv Ave. Art Club; Music Listening Club; Town Meeting Club. ALBERT TORRES MARI A I. TORRES Mario 802 Valley PI. Future Physicians' Club; Library Club; Jr. Spanish Club; Town Meeting Club; Student Teacher; Periscope Rep.; Pres.-Sr. Spanish Club. STEPHEN TOTH Steve 357 Leon Ave. Indoor Track; Outdoor Track; Freshman Football; Record Collectors' Club; Biology Club; Track Club. THOMAS TOTKA Tom 496 Compton Ave. Art Club; Chemistry Club; Water Sports Club. GENE R. TRAVINSKI Gene 335 Wilson St. Music Listening Club; French Club; Biology Club; Boys' Chorus. MARTIN TULALA “Marty 757 Barry Ave. REEN L. TURNER Boo-Boo 246 Hall Ave. Negro Culture Club. BEVERLY TYLOR Bev 700 Lee St. Town Meeting Club; Student Teacher. STEVE TZEKAKOS 162 Brighton Ave. EDWARD A. URBANSKI Eddie 501 Groom St. Chemistry Club; Water Sports Club; Freshman Football; Intramural; Jr. Prom Decorating Committee. DENNIS UVEGES 184 Water St. ADDIS VALENTIN Addis-339 Bruck Ave. Student Council; Junior Council; Jr. Prom-Designer ,-Sgt.-at -Arms -Sen iorCounci I; Assemblies; Selective Chorus; Guys and Dolls. JANICE VAN LIEW Jon 229 Madison Ave. Spanish I -11 Clubs; Keyboard Club; Music Listening Club; Town Meeting Club; Class Plays Stage Crew; Girls' Chorus, Selective Chorus; Band; Orchostro. MARGIE ANGELICA VARGAS Margie- 334 Stockton St. Dance Club; Library Club; Water Sports Club; Senior Council. RAFAEL VELAZQUEZ Ray 505 State St. Sr. Spanish Club. JO ANN VINNAI 458 Lawrie St. Town Meeting Club. CHARLES VIZZI 98 State St. PATTI JAYNE WALSH 331 Alpine St. ANNIKO VERONICA WARGA Anita 336 Kirkland PI. Selective Chorus; Girls Chorus; French Club; Music Listening Club, Keyboard Club; All-County Chorus; How To Succeed; Founder-Folk and Guitar Club; Senior Editor-Kites; Periscope. STEPHANIE PAULA WASSIL 694 Johnstone St. Dance Club; Water Sports Club. ZIGMUND P. WASZKIEWICZ Zig 429 Augustine PI. Boys' Varsity Club; Weight Training Club; Freshman-JV Basketball; Fresh- man-J.V.-Varsity Football; Student Council; Senior Council. EVELYN MARIE WAVERCZAK ''Eve- 322 Leon Ave. Dance Club. Winifred Joy Wellington Windy 375 East Ave. JAMES J. WHALEN Jim 713 Franklin Dr. C.I.E. Club. THOMAS R. WHATTON 853 Chamberlain Ave. Soccer; Track. PAMELA I. WHITE Pam 85 Broad St. Girls' After School Sports; Music Listening Club; Homcmakors Club; Dramatics Club; Town Meeting Club, Senior Council; Halls of Ivy Staff; Dance Club. MARLEN WILDE Temuco, Chile Open Door Exchange Student CHRISTINE WILLIAMS “Chris 372 Oak St. Student Council; Service Duty; Periscope Rop.,- Chemistry Club; Sec.; Music Listening Club; Biology Club. KENNETH WILLIAMS MIKE XENAKIS 67 Brighton Ave. Chess Club; Boys' Varsity Club; Varsity Soccer. JO ANN YADLOVSKI Jo 95 Dc Kalb Ave. Student Council; Senior Council; Sr. Prom Chairlady-Favors; Periscope Rep.; Town Meeting Club; Student Teacher. LAWRENCE ROBERT YAREMKO Larry-46 Gordon St. German Club; Boating and Navigation Club. JOHN SAMUEL YUHAS 232 First St. Band; Wind Ensemble. DONNA MARIA ZADLOCK Donna 335 Keene St. Fencing Club; Slot Car Club; Jr.-Sr. Paleteers; Girls' Service Club; Girls' After School Sports. MARY ANN THERESA ZAKTANSKY Zak 512 Lawrie St. Switchboard; Fencing Club; Sr. Paleteers; Girls' Chorus; Collection Drives; Girls' After School Sports; Student Council; Periscope Rep.; Jr. Prom Committee. LOUIS ZAVODSKY Trickey 295 Ridgely St. Boys' Varsity Club; Manager-Varsity Bosket-ball-Footboll; Intramural Sports. BEATRICE MARY ZAVORSKI Red ’ 468 Penn St. Jr. Spanish Club; Girls Chorus; Pres.-Fencing Club; Sr. Paleteers; Girls' After School Sports; Periscope Rep. ARTHUR ZBOYAN Art 675 Lee St. Freshman Football; Outdoor Track; Bowling League; Angling Club; Varsity Bowling Team. SHARON ZIGRE 571 Brace Ave. ____ Index Albanese, Louise — 30 Albino, Carmen — 30 Algaratti, Angela — 15 Aliena, R. - 153 Almeida, Maria — 30, 116, 117 Anania, Gary — 87 Anderjack, George — 15 Anderson, Donna — 30 Anderson, Jons — 10 Anderson, Peter — 15, 143 Anderson, Ronald — 15, 99, 101 Andriadis, T. — 138 Aquino, Kennedy — 30 Arenas, Aida — 30 Arlequin, Henry — 30 Arnone, Diane — 15 Arocho, H. - 138, 142, 150 Arocho, Irma — 100 Arvclo, Evelyn — 30 Ascione, C. — 143 Axelson, Kenneth — 31 Babulak, Linda — 31 Bachonski, Janet — 31, 106, 118, 119, 131 Bachonski, R — 142 Baily, Arleen — 96, 135 Baio, Robert — 31 Baldwin, Diane — 94 Balog, Louise — 96 Boralecki, Maria — 100 Barbati, Joan — 31 Barbati, D. — 142 Borich, Pamela — 31 Barksdale, La Verne — 95 Baron, S. — 87 Barrueco, R. — 145 Bassarab, John — 95 Baumlin, A. — 87 Baumlin, James — 95, 155 Bednarek, Casmir 31, 101 Belko, Edward — 31, 138, 153 Bennett, David — 32, 86, 87, 88, 91 Bess, Antonio — 32 Bey, Sidney — 15 Bioloblocki, Richard — 32 Blajek, Henry — 32 Blumhof, Steven — 15 Bobenchik, Tom — 32 Bodiak, A, - 82 Bojar, Diane — 32, 86 Bojarski, J. — 142 Bolanowski, Susan — 32, 86, 97, 130 Bonalski, Gary — 32 Boraz, Pat — 76 Bosquez, J. — 145 Botis, T. — 87 Boucher, Janice — 32 Boyer, E. - 104, 130, 134 Boykin, J. — 143 Brotyanski, Doris — 32, 86, 104, 106, 122, 123, 124, 134 Broun, George — 33 Breslow, Phillip 14, 92, 94 Brodsky, Joel — 33 Browkaw, Gary — 151 Brown, James 33, 82. 138, 139, 141 Brown, Marilyn — 76 Brown, R. — 143 Brown, Valerie — 95 Brzozowski, Walter — 15, 144 Budnicki, Lorraine — 33, 86, 89, 134 Buglovsky, W. — 146 Bulla, Roxanne — 33 Burke, Herbert — 15 Burnstein, M. — 86, 87 Butchko, Michele — 33, 86, 88, 89, 95 Butterfield, Rito — 77 Cabrera, Carmen — 93 Callow,. E. — 143 Conory, G. — 142 Capezio, Peter 15, 102 Caidenas, Norma — 33 Cordona, Evy — 33 Carey, Bruce —34, 107, 146, 148. 149, 150 Carr. D. - 87 Ceres, Anthony — 11 Chabala, Mary — 100 Chabala, Michael — 34 Chapman, Cheryl — 97 Cher, Nicholas — 34. 86, 87, 94 Chuse, Tillie — 24 Chiero, D. - 87, 93 Chizmadia, Donna — 34, 86, 101, 130 Chodkowski, Cathy — 96 Chodkowski, Carol — 34 Churko, J. — 25 Ciejak, Jan — 34 Cielesz, Richard — 34 Cilia, Andrew — 34 Cilia, Demitra 35 Ciuffani, Cheryl — 35, 86 Clark, L. - 87, 150 Clark, V. - 143 Clark, W. — 143 Clawons, Sylvia — 16 Cohen, Carole — 16 Cohen, Estelle — 16 Cohen, J. — 87, 123 Colacino, Dominick — 35, 87 Colby, Norman — 16 Coleman, Janie 134 Coleman, Judy — 35, 104 Coley, B. — 145 Collazo, J. — 142. 143 Collazo, Maria — 35 Colon, Awilda — 35 Colon, Jose — 35 Cook, Thelma - 35, 95 Cornier, Christian — 35, 144 Correa, Ivan — 35 Correa, Miguel — 36, 145 Corson, William — 16 Crecvy, Barry 36 Crisci, Rosemarie — 36 Crudup, Ernestine — 81,87, 131 Curran, Glorio — 14 Cymbalo, Jerry 82, 99 Cymbalo, Reno — 36 Czaban, I. - 87, 143 Czech, Linda -36. 106, 110, 131 Czech, Rhodo — 36 Czencz, Bcato 36 Czubak, Henry — 36 Czubak, Patricia — 135 Dadon, Barbara — 36, 87, 106, 131 Dolrymple, Brian — 36, 87, 95, 101, 155 Danielczyk, P. — 138 Darago, Evageline — 16, 96 Dasher, Vanessa — 37 Decasas, D. — 86, 99 Deegan, Harriet — 16 Doegan, Michoel — 16 Dehanes, John — 37 De Jesus, Romonito 37 Delinko, Steven — 37, 86, 106, 113, 122, 123, 138 Dereszewski, George — 71 Desiderio, Alison — 37 Desiderio, J. — 87 De Toro, I. — 97. 153 De Toro, R. — 153 Diamond, Lawrence — 37 Diamond, Susan — 96 Dietmeir, Doris — 123, 135 Dillard, H. - 138, 142, 146 Dillman, Anne — 10 Dohanyos, Shirley — 37 Dominguez, R. - 144, 145 Donelly, P. — 143, 145 Doran, Debbie —87, 135 Doran, Susan — 37 Doukas, Peter — 92, 150 Drahos, Ann — 38 Dreeson, Leslie — 135 Driscoll, Genevieve 16,119 Drost, D. — 25 Dubin, Georgo — 16 Dubin, Zelda 16 Dubrow, Norman — 17 Dudor, Denise — 130 Dziechowski, Val - 86, 90. 99 Dziepak, V. 142, 145 Dzioba, Paul — 38, 118 Egon, Joe — 96 Eiten, R. — 86. 131 Eng, Kim — 38, 96 Eodice, David 38, 112, 114, 122, 123, 124 Eodice, Don — 123 Epps, Judy — 82, 83, 95 Epstein, Robin — 38, 86, 87, 116 Equiguren, Rosario — 38 Ergas, Rosie — 38, 116 Esposito, Vincenzo 17, 86, 100 Estok, Robert — 14, 151 Estcvcs, E. - 87 Faley, Theresa — 38 Fallon, John - 17, 101 Foltisco, Edward 17, 86. 88 Farinich, G. — 142, 145 Fashaw, F. — 138 Fass, Tina — 17 Fazzolari, Antonio — 39, 144 Federowicz, Debra — 39, 86 Fedor, Russel — 39 Fedynshyn, Ted 39 Fenyor, Carol — 39, 96. 101 Ferror, Ralph 39 Ferriter, Pierce — 39, 86, 95, 106, 107, 146, 149 Finch, M. — 87 Figeroa, Rosa — 39 Fleishman, Roberta — 132 Florkiewicz, A — 86, 90, 94, 124 Flowers, Cleveland — 95, 146 Flowers, Debbie - 82, 86, 87, 99. 135 Flowers, Gail - 39, 107, 134 Flynn, Daniel — 39, 101, 153 Flynn, Dennis — 87 Frank, Chris — 98, 113 Franqui, Nidya 40 Froticelli, Santiago — 40 Freidmon, David 91 French, Sharon — 40 Fuchs, Linda — 40, 101, 106 Furey, Eileen — 98 Furey, William — 40 Furik, Kathy — 96 Fychok, S. - 138 Gadck, Joan — 17, 100 Gadek, Stelle — 24 Gallos, Donny — 113, 123, 124, 125 Garrison, D. — 138, 141 Gost, Diane 100 Gotyos, R. - 138, 141, 142 Gatyas, William — 17, 93, 102, 111. 138 Golbstein, Hedy — 40, 94 Geneske, Ray — 17, 141 George, Karen — 40 George, Michael — 17, 82, 93, 102 Geraghty, Joseph — 17, 86 Gerba, J. — 144 Getz, Margaret — 100 Ghigliotty, Oscar - 40 Ghilino, Diane — 40 Glochau, John — 41,92 Goldsmith, Leon — 17, 99 Goldsmith, Robert 86, 87, 90, 91, 99 Gonzalez, Doris — 41 Gonzalez, Gudvina — 41 Gonzalez, H. — 151 Gordon, Toni — 41, 87, 135 Gorski, Elizabeth 130 Goumas, Felicia — 18, 97 Grace, Lois — 41 Greoux, T. — 105, 143 Greco, Daniel — 41 Greenburg, R. — 146, 153 Greenfield, Laura — 134 Greenhouse, Jack 41, 112, 113, 123, 86. 98. 108 Greenhouse, Ken — 42, 86, 88. 89. 98. 103, 125 Gronski, Barbara - 42, 86, 101 Gross, Arthur — 118 Grzankowski, MoryAnn — 42, 86, 96 Gumbs, Mary — 42, 97 Gural, Danny — 77 Gurski, Audrey — 96 Gutierrez, Norma — 100 Guzman, Yvonne — 98 Habrack, Linda — 135 Hain, Bernadette — 42, 87, 135 Ha lata, Eric - 42, 86, 95, 113, 122, 123, 125 Halata, Helene 18, 96 Halata, Stephen — 18 Hall, Jerry — 95 Hollenbeck, Karen — 135 Halsey, William 42 Haluska, Michael — 18 Homaty, Nadine — 42 Hond, Kenneth — 18, 97, 102 Handerhan, D. - 82, 86, 87, 104, 130, 134 Handerhan, Mary — 42 Handrik, Donna 42 Hansen, Diane — 43 Hansen, Harvey — 43 Hansen, Joyce — 43 Hari, Evelyn — 96 Hary, Robert - 43, 86, 91. 94 Hassell, Janice — 43, 118 Hoyles, Zonio — 43 Haynoski, F. — 25 Hazell, G. - 87 Hermonowski, Joseph — 102 Herber, H. — 144 Herbert, Henrietta — 14 Herrera, Miriam — 43 Herring, Angelia 44, 97, 135 Hessner, Mary — 44, 95, 122, 123, 124, 134 Hills, Patricia — 44 Hlubik, Joan - 18, 100 Hlywa, Linda — 44, 106 Hmielski, C. — 87, 132 Hodge, Linda — 96 Hodovance, Lora — 44 Hoffman, Ed 44 Holtsclaw, J. - 87, 92, 143 Horstein, Janet — 87, 97, 134, 130 Houdart, Agnes 18 Howe, G. — 138, 141, 142, 146, 153 Hrehowsik, Allen — 77 Hrehowsik, Dennis — 18, 138, 142 Hudak, Dennis — 44 Hudunick, M. — 25 Hunter, Brady - 81 Hunter, Debby — 79 Huntress, Albert — 18 Hussoim, J. — 87, 105 Huszcza, Ed — 99 Hutchins, William 44. 138 Hick, J. - 153 Impaglia, Tom — 100 Irizarry, Betty — 45 Isaacson, K. — 86 ludice, William — 45 Jackiewicz, Joan — 96 Jackson, Andre — 76, 87 Jacobs, leonord — 45 James, Curtis 98 James, Jerome — 79 Jankowski, B. 25 Jekelis, Frances — 45. 96 Jenkins, Roland - 87, 95, 138 Jensen, Gail — 45 Jensen, Winifred — 18 Jiminez, J. — 142, 145 Joerg, Elmer — 18 Johnson, Chris — 45, 93, 138, 141 Johnson, Joyce — 45, 71 Jones, Linda — 45 'ones, S. — 87 ordan, John — 153 Joselson, Rae — 135 Jugan, M. — 143 Jugan, Rito — 45 Kaczmarck, E. - 138, 150, 153 Kaczorowski, Donna — 77 Kalista, Ken — 78 Kallur, C. — 86 Kaminski, William — 45, 92. 93, 99, 152 Konitra, Paul — 46, 146, 150 Kapichak, Joseph — 46 Kaposztas, Marion — 46 Koras, M. — 87 Karpawicz, Jane — 46 Kasoy, C. — 82 Kotchur, Michael — 46, 92 Katchur, W. — 25 Katz, Audrey — 46 Katz, Donald — 102 Kaufman, Buzzy — 99 Kaznowski, Gary — 46 Keffer, Daniel — 46, 100 Keiper, Dennis — 46 Kelly, Nick-46 Keltos, Michoel — 47, 87. 138 Kenny, Kevin — 97 Kenny, Michael — 47, 86, 87, 94 Keregzarto, A. — 143 Kerly, Janette—47,88,10 . Kerly, Kenneth — 18 King, Donald — 82. 102, 146 Kish, Juluis — 18 Kiyok, James — 47, 154 Kleimer, Margaret — 19 Klein, Leo — 13 Klim, Walter — 47 Knox, B. — 143 Kochek, C. Robert — 6, 19 Koehlor, Gordon — 19 Kohut, Michael — 47 Kolator, D. — 82, 105, 113, 146 Konikiewicz, J. — 87, 99 Konick, Andy — 96 Konowicz, A. — 87 Konscol, Nancy — 96 Konya, Theodore — 47 Kopacz, R. - 86, 87, 99 Korzeb, Arlene — 47, 95 Kosh, Richard — 77 Kosmyna, Bonnie —93, 132 Kotusky, Joann — 48 Kovacs, Bruce — 19 Kovocs, 8 — 142, 143, 151 Kovacs, Linda — 48 Kovacs, Lynn — 48 Koyin, Marian — 23 Kozub, Esther — 24 Kozusko, Arnita — 19, 97 Kromor, Susan — 95 Krupa, D. - 151 Krysiak, Mark — 95 Ksenic, Lynn — 48, 87, 131 Kubala, Steve — 92, 155 Kubinak, James — 48, 86, 89, 106, 138 Kuchtyak. Andrea - 82, 86, 130, 135 Kuchtyak, Arleen — 135 Kudrick, W. — 138, 142, 150 Kulch, Kristan - 48, 86, 88, 95, 106, 112, 122, 125 Kushner, Ronald — 101, 150 Labega, Rosindo — 48 Lacko. Ronald — 48, 100, 152, 153 Lahola, Olga — 86, 99 Lakomski, A. — 25 Lamport, M. — 143 Lamprakos, Peter — 19. 95 Lane, Paula — 49 174 longon, James — J38 longon, K. — 151 Lanza, Raymond — 49. 86 lopnow, Lynda — 49 Lapp, Oavid — 19 Larsen, Christy 100, 104 Larsen. R. — 86. 99, 105 Larsen, William — 49, 115, 125 Lo Rue, R. — 25 laskisxak, Thomas — 19 Lawrence, Janice 49 Lederer, Susan — 49, 119 Lenart, A. — 151 Lenart, Joseph — 49 Lenetti, Angelo — 19, 92 Levavy, Zvi — 10 Levi, Mayra — 94 Levine, Robin — 87 Levytsky, Sue — 132 lewis, Richard — 49, 98. 115. 123, 125, 138 Lewis, Steven — 49 Lichfman, A. — 87 Lima, Oonna — 49 lipovsky, Dennis 50, 94, 99 Liston, Edward — 11 Lopez, Gidget — 50 Lopez, T. — 150 Lorenzo, J. — 150 Louro, J. - 138, 152, 153 Ludwig, I. — 86 Lugo, Maria — 96 Lugo, Nancy — 50, 96, 106 Lukas, Karen — 50, 106, 134 Lykosh, Walter - 50, 111, 138, 143, 153 Mack, Lillian — 20, 95 Majeski, G. — 105 Magro, Lillian — 20 Maldonado, Robert — 50 Malgieri, Janice — 50, 121 Malgicri, Roseanne 50, 121 Maliczyszn, C. — 25 Mallet, E. - 87, 134 Mandikas, Linda — 51 Mandica, Dorothy — 24 Mandy, Danyel — 51 Maniscalco, B. — 87 Mantz, Robert — 20. 87, 101 Marci, Ginny — 101 Marcinkiewicz, Roman 51, 86, 87, 146. 148 Maretta, Linda — 51 Markiw, Olga — 20 Marra, Joseph — 20 Marrero, Lynda — 51, 88 Martin, Cheryl — 51 Martin, M. — 142 Martinez, Edwin —51, 101, 119, 146 Martinez, Reinaldo — 51 Martinez, Rosaura — 51 Marvookas, D. — 138 Mascola, Louis — 20, 95, 123 Maskowitz, Joyce 87 Massopust, Anton — 20, 93, 102 Maxwell, Carolyn — 51 Mozurek, J. — 143 McGarry, Croig — 52, 145 McKeon, Clifford — 10 McKeon, Mary — 20 McLaughlin, K. — 87 Meccia, J. — 138 Mecka, J. — 142 Meggyes, Joseph — 52 Melino, M. — 144 Melnyk, Anna — 52, 86. 87. 97, 106, 130 Melnyk, Olga - 52 Merritt, Evelyn — 52 Merritt, K. - 25 Meyer, J. — 87, 99 Miglec, Peter — 52 Mika, Nancy — 131 Miko, Sonya — 14 Miller, Noreen — 52 Miller, W. — 143 Milsik, B — 153 Minus, Noncy — 52 Minus, Peter — 52. 138, 140 Minus, Susan — 52 Mitrusko, D. — 138, 142 Mizenko, D. 87, 99 Mizerak, J. — 25 Mizerak, Michael — 53 Mizglewski, Joseph — 53 Mochan, Carol — 53 Mokar, I. — 138, 143, 153 Molnar, Kathleen 53. 86, 88. 106, 117, 121 Montaloo, 8. — 143 Montani, Joseph 53, 86, 87, 92, 99. 120 Moody, W. — 138. U1 Moore, Linda — 53, 95 Moritko, Joseph - 20. 92, 94. 99 Mortensen, Barry — 53 Mortcnsen, Stanley — 53 Mozolic, Jean 53, 86, 91 Mozolic, R. — 143 Mulhollem, Ernest — 54 Mulhollem, J. 82,134 Muniz. A. — 87 Muniz. Ramona 54, 96 Muniz, Rosalina — 54, 96 Mylnorski, T. — 155 Nacimento, Maria — 96 Napoletono, Louis — 54. 102 Nawrocki, Ronald — 87, 99 Ncdopad, Linda — 54 Nemeth. E. — 87, 100 Nestico, F. — 143 Ngoi, Mabel — 54 Nicholson, Edno — 54 Nicholson, Robert — 138, 146, 150, 151 Nielsen, Cindy — 54 Niemiera, Stephen — 10 Niemiera, Sue 82. 83. 87. 102, 132 Norman, Ann — 21 Norwocki. K. - 138. 142 Notley, Vicki - 96 Nottle, Barry — 21. 105, 120 Novak, C. — 25 Novak. R. - 151 Oberc, Joseph — 55, 87, 144 Oblinski, Frank — 55 Olsen, D. — 143 Olsen, Gordon — 21 O'Neil, J. - 138, 142 O'Neill, Bonnie — 55 Onton, Elise Perlin — 7, 21 Orlowski, D. — 1 44 Ostimchuk, Diane 55 Pachucki, Carl — 55 Pachucki, Paula — 94 Pagan, J. — 143 Palush, Gary — 112 Paone, Roffaela — 55 Papierowicz, John — 55, 144 Papp, Helen — 10 Papp, Joan - 55, 87, 100 Pardo, Otoniel — 56 Pcrker, Wayne — 56 Parnes, Abraham — 14 Pastornicky, G. — 142 Patras, Maryann — 56, 100 Patten, Thomas — 21 Paul, S. — 87 Pavlik, Theresa — 56, 86 Pavlosky, William — 99 Peles, C. - 82, 86, 87 Penn, Barry — 56. 101, 155 Pennyfeather, Gary — 56 Pennyfeather, Louis — 151 Perez, Albert — 56 Perez, Noelia — 56 Perez. T. — 151 Perry, Alan — 56, 104, 145 Peterson, Maureen 56, 87, 97 Peterson, Worren — 57 Petro, R. — 143 Pickard, Nanette — 57 Picker, Felice — 21 Pickett, Pot — 135 Pietriski, S. — 25 Pikowski. Mike — 57, 101. 154 Pikus, Michoet — 57 Pinhol, Aida — 57 Pirigiyi, S. — 143 Piffle, A. — 104 Placido, Joseph — 57, 86 Planko, Eileen — 57 Plata. Juan — 57 Plewo. Arthur — 58 Pollack, Rose — 24 Pope, Kathleen — 58 Poysick, Gary — 58 Prevoznok, Leo — 58, 153 Pribish, Veronica — 58 Procanik, Nancy — 96 Progoeky, Frances 97 Proquacki, S. — 151 Protonenfis, Keith - 58 Provenano, Terry — 92 Pryga, B. — 80, 82. 87 Puente, Thersa — 58 Pyzik, M. — 87, 143 Quackenbush, Jean — 58 Quattrochi, Anthony — 59 Rabinier, R. _ 87, 95, 123 Rabitz, Barbara — 59, 89, 92, 106, 135 Rabitz, S. — 151 Raimundo, Paul — 59 Ramos, G. — 150 Rapacki, Carol — 21 Raysor, Diane — 59. 86, 87, 106, 131 Reed, Joseph — 21 Rcinert, Karen — 86, 102 Remias, Rosemarie — 21 Renales, Richard 59, 86, 95 Resctar, Michael — 59, 92 Rey, Brenda — 21, 95 Ricci, Diane — 59 Ricci, Naomi — 59, 86 Richardson, B. — 87 Richardson, D. — 87, 138 Richardson, Herbert 21 Richardson, Sharon — 135 Rickwood, Diane — 21 Riggins, W. — 142 Rivera, Elizabeth — 59 Rivero, L. — 143 Rivera, Leticia — 59 Rivera, Louiso — 60 Rivero, Toni — 60. 97, 106 Rodis, Roderic - 60 Rodriguez, Esteban — 22 Rodriguez, Jose — 60, 93. 138, 139, 145. 153 Rodriguez, Mercedes — 97 Roman, Gladys — 95 Roman, Zoroida — 60 Rosen, Stephen — 60, 102 Rossner, Cheryl — 86, 135 Rotella, Diane — 60, 101, 122, 123, 124 Roth, Gail — 90 Rounds, Pamela — 60 Rovira, Sandy — 60, 92 Ruiz, C. — 145 Rusnak, J. - 87, 151 Russo, W. — 142 Rybarczik, Irma — 61, 88 Rylyk, Helen — 61 Rylyk, Sophie — 97 Sadowski, Paul — 61, 94, 138 Saez, Carmen — 61 Salaky, Stephen — 22 Sanchez, H. - 86. 87. 100 Sanchez, J. — 143 Sanders, Joon — 23, 98 Santiago, H. — 138 Sanyigo, Christine — 61, 106 Sapone, Audrey — 61 Sasala, B. — 143 Sasala, Gary 61 Sattur. James — 22, 88 Sovoio, Michael 61 Savoio, P. — 87 Sawczak, Ann - 62, 87, 101 Scala, Groce — 62 Schar, Raymond 62 Schied, Kevin — 62. 138 Schultz, Nancy — 82 Schurko, Judy — 76, 87. 98 Schurko, Nicholas — 62, 86. 87, 89, 113 Schwartz, Larry — 62 Sciortino, M. — 82, 83, 86. 87 Seaman, George — 62 Seaman, John — 22, 98, 103 Seaman, Rosalie — 62 Seoman, Theresa —62 Sedor. Paul - 63. 86, 87. 98. 104 Selkowitz, Ann — 82. 131 Semkow, Robert — 63, 94, 146, 149 Seronski, Joy — 123, 132 Severino, Maria — 100 Sewitch, Scott 63,86,93,138 Shepard, C. — 143 Sheppard, Florence — 135 Sheppard, T. — 87 Sheppard, William — 63 Sher, Notolie — 96 Shiffrin. D. — 87, 91, 97 Shilankos, J. — 86 Shipkin, More 63, 87. 94, 104, 120 Siessel, Rich 93 Siggelakis, Gus — 63, 146 Silver, Rhonda — 63, 100 Silverman, Nancy — 81, 117 Simoa, M, — 144 Simon, Sue — 63, 100, 106 Sinatra, Frank — 10 Singer, J. — 86 Siwaldo, Anno — 63 Skeleton, Rene — 100 Skomba, Nancy — 63, 86. 90. 94 Smereka. M. 86, 131 Smerecki, C. — 105 Smith, Constance — 64 Smith, George — 64 Smith, Gordon — 64, 138 Smith, Kathleen — 22 Smith, Veronico — 22 Sobolowski, Dorothy — 96 Sofield, Diane - 82. 102, 104 Solarczyk, Kothy - 96, 98 Solasky, S. — 87 Solivan, Miriam — 100 Solonski, Sandy — 123 Solowski, Laura — 86, 135 Soporowski, Cheryl 98, 123 Sorocin, Elaine — 64, 106 Sorokac, Janet — 96 Sosnovich, G. — 142 Stackewicz, Robert — 64 Stanizewski, Walter — 22 Starego, Bob — 92 Stec, Mike - 93. 152 Stefonek, Pamela — 86, 95, 98 Stelic, Edward — 118 Stepash, Linda — 64 Stephash, Irene — 80. 82 Stcpnosky, Candace —64 Stess, Cecelia — 14 Steuber, Jeffrey — 64, 106, 146 Stevens, Jane — 65, 101, 131 Stevens. R. — 138, 153 Stewart. V. — U3 Stockton, Janice — 87, 95 Stofega, Michael — 12 Strickarz, Helen - 22. 96. 97 Stroczynski, Theresa —65 Stumpf, John — 65. 138, 140 Stumpf, Kathy — 98 Sudzina, Linda — 65 Sulikowski, B. — 145 Sutak, Elaine — 65 Sutak, H. — 25 Sutch, Kenneth — 65, 87, 94, 144. 153 Suto, Ted — 65 Sweeney, Phyllis — 87, 97 Swist, Nancy — 65, 100 Szajnecki, Pamela — 66, 118 Szatmary, B. — 25 Szemcsak, K. — 87 Szemcsok, W. — 138 Sziveri, Veronica 66 Tagert, M. — 25 Tollarom, T. — 25 Taleisnick, Rae — 23 Tarantino, D. — 87 Torr, V. — 138, 142 Tedesco, Ann — 24 Teliha, John — 66, 86 Teliha, P. — 142 Teliho. Claudia — 82, 102, 104 Teuber, B. - 153 Theophilakos, Deno — 66, 138 Theophilakos, Timothy — 66. 86, 94 Thompson, Rose — 66 Tibok, J. — 142, 150 Timor, Tibor — 66 Timor, Zolton — 66. 102 Tirpak, Robert — 71 Tkacs, T. - 86. 87 Toran, N. — 138, W2, 150, 154 Toris. Barbara — 66, 101 Torres, Albert — 66 Torres, Maria 67, 100 Toth, Stephen — 67 Totka, Andrienne — 132 Totko, Thomos — 67 Trachtenberg, Helene — 134 Travinski, Debby — 77, 92 Travinski, Gene 67, 86, 90. 94, 119 Treller, E. - U3 Troche, R. — 142 Trugler, O. — 86, 144 Tulola, Martin — 67 Turner, Reen — 67 Tylor, Beverly — 67, 101 Tyson. J. — 138. 142 Tzekakos, Steve —67 Underwood, E. 143 Underwood, J — 87. 142 Urbanski, Edward — 68 Uribe, Juluis — 23, 93 Valentine, Addis - 68. 112, 113, 122, 123, 124 Valenti, M. — 87 Van Liew, Janice — 68 Varga, D. - 86. 87. 138, 142 Varga, Margie — 68 Vas, J. — 87. 151 Vash, T. - 87 Vasquez, Ivy — 97 Vasquez, Julia — 97 Velazquez, Rafael — 68 Vicario, Michael — 23 Vinnai, Joann — 68 Vizzi, Charles — 68 Vrahnos, S. — 151 Walicky. T. — 142 Walker, E. — 138 Walsh, Patricia — 68 Wargo, Anita — 69, 86 Wassil, Stephanie — 69 Waszkiewicz, Zigmund — 69. 138 Watson, Sharon — 135 Waverczak, Evelyn 69 Weiss, Daniel — 100 Weitzen, Mitzi — 23 Wellington, Winifred — 69 Werdann, M. — 25 Wexler, Anna — 23 Wexler, Mark - 92, 155 Whalen, James — 69 Whatton, Thomas — 69 White. Pamela - 69. 87. 95. 118 White, Patrick — 13 Wilde. Marlen — 69, 117 Wilhelm, R. — 87, 138. 142 Williams, C. — 142 Williams, Christine — 69, 87 Williams, Kenneth 70 Williamson. Bruce — 82, 86 Wislinski, Martin — 92 Wojcik, S. - 25 Wolohan, K. — 25 Wolozanski, B — 25 Wolowicz, Richard — 86 Wood, Agnes — 25 • Worth, Kothy — 97 Wosh, P. - 87, 99 Xenakis, Michael — 70. 144 Xenakis, P. — 144 Yodlovski, Joann — 70, 106 Yanvory, S. — 150 Yaremko, Lawrence — 70 Yonko. Karen — 23, 130 Young, James — 23 Yuhas, John 70, 104 Zadlock, Donna —70, 106 Zok, D. - 82. 87, 138. 142 Zoktansky, Maryann — 70, 100 Zoleski, S. - 25 Zavodsky, Louis — 70 Zavorski, Beatrice — 70, 96, 100 Zboyon, Arthur — 70, 93, 152 Zehrer, Carol — 77 Zigie, Sharon — 70 Ziznewski, G. — 138. 146 Zolonowski, B — 143 Zupko. George — 14 Zupko, Sharon — 82, 83 175 SCHOOL EDITORS Michele Butchko Kenneth Greenhouse SENIORS EDITORS Cheryl Ciuffani Barbara Gronski UNDERCLASS EDITORS Robin Epstein Diane Raysor ACTIVITIES EDITOR Nicholas Schurko SPECIAL EVENTS EDITORS Kristan Kulch Jack Greenhouse GIRLS’ SPORTS EDITOR Susan Bolanowski All is finished - Yet much remains to be completed; Fulfillment rarely fulfills quickly Yet appears unexpectantly. For only you comprehend or exaggerate What is finished. BOYS’ SPORTS EDITORS James Kubinak Nicholas Cher ADVERTISING EDITORS John Teliha Timothy Theophilakos Kathleen M. Molnar Lorraine Budnicki BUSINESS ADVISER Mr. James J. Sattur, Sr. HALLS OF IVY 1970 EDITORS-IN-CHIEF LITERARY ADVISER Mr. Edward Faltisco PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Joseph Montani STAFF Steve Baron '73 Janice Boucher Susan Doran David Friedman '72 Diane Ghilino Mary Gumbs Michael Kenny Janette Kerly Karen Lukacs Joan Papp Barbara Rabitz Toni Rivera Ralph Tabor '73 Barbara Toris George Venech '73 Richard Wolowicz '71