Rancocas Valley Regional High School - Red Oak Yearbook (Mount Holly, NJ)
- Class of 1964
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'f' C. , 'I 6,1 f. - 53: 1 ful 1--niqe muff , . 4, ,,..Y1fL , P..-A ' KW, fm x Y wav- sax - 'J X .ga i- ' A Q n Mi' Q- I ,QQ . , my ,rv -xv 51 , , ,, -1 A . ,I-. min, .4 5 I ftyrqt ku-.js -r an D1-'I V 1 ,,-4 1 X l, -, -1 Y'v'v Yearbooks Qffer Qnderstandingn Grade-mark registered, Originated by Harry S. Genung 2512 West Lake of the isles Blvd. Minneapolis 5, Minnesota, U. S. A.. YOUR LETTERS WELCOMED We send Y-0-U for World Peace THE CLASS OF 964 PRESENTS THE RED O K RANOOCAS VALLEY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MOUNT HOLLY, NEW JERSEY Fd kWE H EW h SI d P pl F ORE ORD VVords are thingsg and a small drop of ink, Falling, like dew, upon a thought, produces That which makes thousands, perhaps millions, Think' This verse is the essence of all the advice given to us through- out our high school years. We learned to apply our knowledge and strive for higher goals. In this pursuit we were guided by words of wise and noble people. This year's RED OAK features Words of Wisdomi' as its theme. Throughout the book you will read quotes of wisdom. It is hoped that while reading the 1964 RED OAK, you will remember and be inspired by this advice, and that you will strive to carry on your education and enrich your life. INTRODUCTION 1-3 ADMINISTRATION 4-11 SENIORS 12-53 UNDERCLASSMEN 54-75 ACTIVITIES 76-101 SPORTS 102-127 ADVERTISEMENTS 123-144 2 DEDICATIO MR. RAYMOND WELCH As we progress from freshmen to seniors, our lives have been influenced by many people. Prominent in our minds stands one whom we, the class of 1964, wish to single out for his industry and talent - Mr. Raymond Welch. Throughout our four years Mr. Welch has worked dili- gently to supplement and improve our education with the addition of music to our lives. As he moves from the crisp, cheery sound of the band on the football field to the mel- low tones of the concert band, Mr. Welch proves his in- finite versatility. He has given freely of his time and pa- tience to enable us to reap the re- wards of rich and fulfilling years at RVRHS. To you Mr. Welch, we give our heartfelt gratitude and de- dicate to you the 1964 RED OAK. 3 -- ADMIN I TRATIO BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles S, Miller, Ellidt A. Hussey, Stanley G. Cliver, Walter L. Neeld, Norman R. Zelley, presidcntg Robert C. Shinn, secretaryg Frederick YV. Evans, superinten- dentg Colin F. Tait, vice-presidentg Joseph A. Green, Spencer M. Schecter. The class of 1964 owes a debt of gratitude to the administra- tors of our high school. We thank them for trying to make our school just a little bit better, MR. EVANS Superintendent Mr. Evans has shown a deep interest in the Class of 364. By his example and guidance he has inspired us to become responsible and conscientious citizens of the future. 4 XX' his MR. WENRICH Principal Each Hfella and galw knows that Mr. WVenrich understands teenagers. Always willing to help whenever he could, our principal was vital to the Class of 764, and we are sincerely thankful to him. MR. KRIVACS Vice-principal Our class has seen a vivacious ad- ministrator in our vice-principal, Mr. Krivacs. His handling of disciplinary problems has been unique and effec- tive, and we respect him very high- ly for his efforts. Any organization is as good as the people who lead it. Rancocas Valley Regional High School is fortunate to have the leadership of a Hne Board of Education, Mr. Evans, Mis. Wlenrich, and Mr. Krivacs. F CULTY 'LPatience and Faithf' - surely these qualities describe the teachers who make up our faculty. Needless to say, we students are fortunate that they do possess these attributes. On many occasions we have witnessed the patience of our teachers. There were the innumerable times we chattered in study hall, there was that assignment we failed to read, and there were many other neglectful things. We would be where if our teachers had not been patient? Faith also characterizes our facultyi Their faith in us has inspired us to work to the best of our abilities. Their encouragement has let to ultimate success. This is our teaching staff as seen through the eyes of their severest critics - the students. We thank them sincerely for their patience and faith during the years. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT WILLIAM F. TREFZ, B.S., M.Ed. Trenton State College, Rutgers University WILLIAM GORDON, A.B., M.Ed. University of Delaware, Rutgers University MARY KEATING, B.S., M.A. University of Pennsylvania, Rutgers University JOHN REMECZKY, B.S. Seton Hall University Special Education NAOMI S. BARTLETT, R.N. Geisinger Memorial Hospital School Nurse RUTH S. CRAMER, B.S. Temple University Librarian JOHN C. TETTIS, B.S. Lock Haven State College Driver Education 6 BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT M LILLIAN CHANCE, B.S. Trenton State College JANET E. ECKMAN, B.S. Trenton State College SANDRA R. LE DONNE, A.A., B.S. Keystone Junior College, Rider College MARY KAY KRAYER, B.A. Trenton State College GERALD B. PIDCOCK, B.S. Rider College DOROTHY M. GOFF, B.C.S., B.S., Ed.M. Rider College, Temple University HAROLD L. PEEBLES, B.S., M.Ed. Grove City College, University of Pittsburgh FRANK G. CHEESMAN, B.C.S. Rider College HENRY W. HUSS, B.S., M.A. Rider College FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT RAYMOND G. NVELCH, B.S., M.A. Temple University, Trenton State College Music CHARLES E. WEST, B.F.A., M.F.A. Boston University Theatre Arts ERNEST A. HILBERT, B.A. Duquesne University Music ELENOR LUST, A.B., M.A. New York University, Washington Square College, Art REUBEN J. BENNETT, B.M., M.M, Boston University, Music 7 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT JOHN A. BRUNNER, JR., B.A., M.A. LaSalle College, Rutgers University EUGENE J. GROGAN, B.A. King's College WILLIAM D. GURZIE, JR., B.A. LaSalle College DOROTHY FORRESTER, B.A. Trenton State College VINCENT J. DE STEFANO, B.S., M.A. New York University ELAINE WEEKS, B.A. Glassboro State College RAMONA A. SMITH, A.B. Dickinson College M. ESTELLE WHITTLE, B.S., M.Ed. West Chester State College, Rutgers University JAMES L. MC NELIS, A.B., M.ED. King's College, Rutgers University MARGUERITE V. YUTZ, B.S., M.E. Trenton State College, Temple University RAYMOND G. ASAY, B.A. Western Maryland College MARY ELLEN MORRIS, B.A. Georgian Court College 8 HISTORY AND SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT DOROTHY W. KALEHOFF, B.S. George Washington University, Mississippi College ANNA L. BROWN, A.B., M.A. Bucknell University SAMUEL F. MACZKO, B.A. Moravian College STUART A. MURRAY, B.S. Lafayette College JOHN W. MC GEEVER, A.B. Brown University RONALD PETERSEN, B.S., M.S. University of Pennsylvania TYLER HESS, B.S. Southern Illinois University RICHARD T. HOFFMAN West Virginia University B.S,, Ms FOREIGN LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT NATHANAEL G. HERRESHOFF III, B.A., M.A. College of William and Mary, University of Michigan JAMES A. WALSH, B.A. St. Joseph's College ALICE AMES, B.A., M.A. Elmira College, University of Pennsylvania THOMAS W. FAIRBROTHER, B.A. LaSalle College JAMES D. MATARESE, B.A. LaSalle College 9 SCIENCE ANTHONY V. OPPEDISANO, B.S. St. Bonaventure University LAWRENCE P. REYNOLDS, B.A., M.S. Marietta College, Ohio University HERMAN F. OSCHELL, BS. West Chester State College ANTHONY M. PETRILLO, B.S., M.Ed. INIansfield State College, Rutgers University DAVID M. HOKE, BA.. M.S. Pennsylvania State University, University of Denver DEPARTMENT J. BRITTON DAVIS, M.A. New York University MARGARET O. HEARON, B.S. Millsaps College EUGENE E. LYNESS, B.S. Loras College JOHN OSWORTH, BS., M.S. Rutgers University JOHN E. DEMBY, B.S. Ithaca College Ik! Pu mg 47.1 In Sn 1 ' if in .ei Ph Ili I M MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT ELIZABETH F. SINTON, B.S., M.A. Douglass College, Columbia University EUGENE E. LYNESS, HS. Loras College JOHN OSWVORTH, B.S., M.S. Rutgers University NEWTON H. RUCH, B.S. Bucknell University IRVING HOLLINGSHEAD, JR., B.A,, M.Ed., M.A. Haverford College, Temple University, Rutgers University MARCUS R. BALDWIN, BS., M.Ed. Pennsylvania State College, Rutgers University 10 VOCATIONAL AND HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENTS DAVID T. POIVELL, B.S. Oswego State College RICHARD A. RANDOLPH. B.S., M.Ed. Millersville State College, Rutgers University ALVIN B. COONEY, B.S. Nfillersville State College EVELYN N. QUICKSALL, B.S. Framingham State College MILDRED DAVIS, B.S. University of Texas SARA P. WORTH, B.S. Drexel Institute MARY P. BRAGC, B.S. Beaver College PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SHARIE M. ABRAMSON, B.S. Temple University CAROLE A. SMITH, B.S. Trenton State College ROY RIDGWAY, B.S. Trenton State College RAYMOND T. HOACLAND, JR., B.S., M.Ed. Trenton State College, University of Pennsylvania CARMEN M. CELLA, B.S. University of Delaware 11 4 1 i i 2 i 9 w F L L L mme,-w mmm mmwmmfmmm, SENIURS CLASS OFFICERS DONALD SAUNDERS, PRESIDENT DONALD BRYAN, VICE PRESIDENT SHIRLEY MANTELL, TREASURER BARBARA STOKES, SECRETARY CLASS ADVISERS MR. BALDWIN MR. PETRILLO MR. CELLA MR. RANDOLPH MR. MCGEEVER MISS SMITH MR. MURRAY MISS WHITTLE 14 ELIZABETH F. J. M. AARONS Betsey College Preparatory RED OAK 45 HOLLY SPIRIT 45 Tennis Club 15 Bridge Club 3,45 Jun- ior Playg Senior Play5 Christmas Dance Com- mittee 35 Debate Club 3, 45 A Cappella Choir 2,3, 45 Color Guard 45 Drama Appreciation Club 25 Softball 25 Forensic Tournaments 3, 45 Sophomore Dance Committee. 'iThe mirth and fun grew fast and furious. DAVID B. AARONSON Dave College Preparatory Football l,2,3,45 Basket- ball l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3, 45 Soccer Club l5 Gym- nastics Club 2,3,45 Stu- dent Council 25 A Cap- pella Choir 2,3. 'iNone but himself can be his parallel. ALLEN Cat1iii??5lgi..p - reir . Laxvffseminar V 2,35 Teen- agerrfiilv-111 45 Party COW- nar 25 Girls kerba11f1,2, Talent Shdirv 1,25',g.,Qhorus l,2. Per- I... JOHN EARL ALLEN Eathen Business Education World Affairs Club lg F.B.L.A. 25 Law Club 3. Quietness and confi- dence shall be your strength. MARION ANDERSON Tiger College Preparatory Bridge Club 25 Dramatic Club 15 Law Seminar Club 3,45 Majorette l,25 Junior Playg Senior Play. Golden hair, like sun- light. CYNTHIA ALCANTARA Coco College Preparatory Aviation Club 35 French Club 3. Silence that speaks and eloquence of eyesf, EDWARD F. ALCOTT Burrhead General Track 1,25 Movie Op- erators' Club l5 Sopho- more Dance. As merry as the day is long. IDA MARIE ALCOTT Business Education Girls, Plastics Club l5 PhilosophyQgClub 25 Law .35 Basket- ball seems to be Sh?F'ed'n 'L.il4 f'1 ' ' ' ' ,, JLTL-Het--fm ,,. , 4 from ,- riiuaew-gf ' ROBERT P. ANDERSON Bobby General Mass Production Club 4. 'iThey little knew what man he was. JAY ELMER ANDRESS Jar I , Business Education Track l5 Cross Country 15 Orchestra 45 Band 45 Gymnastics Club 1,25 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Chess I5 Teenage Club 4. Twinkling eyes, mis- chievous grin, and joking words. ROBERT L. APPLEGATE, JR. App Business Education Band 152,354-5 Soccer 25 Gymnastics Club 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Track 15 Orchestra 1,253,415 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Swing Band 1,2,3,4. So little done - so much to do. ANNA MARIE ARCHER Ann College Preparatory F.T.A. 25 Junior Play Committee, Travel Club 35 RED OAK 4. Friendship is the breath- ing rose with sweets in every foldf' ffi g et 1. F e Eirilffl 4 Y ,,ll1liJQ2 Xsi,, Z r 1 Fl ir'flm:: 'JW' 'gf ' I A - mm. Af' ug '1 S A W EEE may 1 fi., Q .C Eggs?-5 51 .1.1 lg Ru QS: dan - xiii? -1 - -W' r xre- 'st Jifisggriga atvfzqhfese 1 u ' ' t l if 5 mofmfwr Clu Cl 1 anqqtwaf lnnim M' m i ' N' ff Nl W4-145 W? 15333 E1 , 1 f+..,g-Egg---4, .1 .W li' 145 .. ,,, ,,sLlJ'mlff lf. ', ' :rw 5 BARBARA ANN Bobbi College Preparatory Library Council 1,2,3,45 Dramatic Club 35 Bridge Club 45 Junior Band 1,2. There is language in her eyes. BASILONE WINCENLAUS VVAYNE BATTEN Wayne College Preparatory Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Wres- tling 1,2,3,45 Band 15 N.Jr.HS 1,25 NHS 3, President, 45 World Affairs Club 2 5 Chess Club 35 Teenage Club 4. 1'The world knows nothing of its greatest men. WW ,. WM-fA,,,f,M,,,f0g,!, I K . ,Fu ,,,,, ,W f BETTY LOU ARNOLD College Preparatory Hockey 152,35 Softball 15 Senior Play5 Gymnastics Club 35 Twirlers 15 Bridge I 4. '4Happiness and beauty are by- productsf' LORETTA A. ARRUDA Lorett College Preparatory Chorus 1,25 Orchestra 45 Library Club 35 Library Council 45 Law Seminar Club 4. A smile costs nothing, but gives much. 2 '-Ne ecee w J LT K.C. General Tape Club 3. . . fix . i - W- E Y -E: 1, a con- tffl CIUQ ., 1' +15 - 1f'W?fi7fM Urfr4.f41:IfwjnQZf':H ! M, tlflffylwyf v.f-4-vat., ff- ,,.ww.gg'i::' 'zlrzfili-1-QITJ-zwu' H1y1y1i:f4- W.4,iW1gj.tgfiwlM4Wcrff'if Ma u::f:wiitJi?3-5-rig U-l.I'w:::15::l 1 ,fm L-4:11434-:f-, ' 1' ' ,1f,t,-,la . mtg-fm.-,-1 4' ', rc ' ragga 'J' 1 215.32 BRENDA MAE BEASLEY Business Education Dramatic Club 15 Girls' Plastics Club 25 F.B.L.A. 35 Spanish Club 4. Faithful to duty, indus- trious and quiet. ALBERT C. BEITH Big Al General Band 1,253,115 Cross Country 25 Chess Club 15 Movie Operators' Club 25 Photography Club 35 Conservation Club 25 Track 1. As sober as a. judge. Hffiiii PAUL SAMUEL BORDEN College Preparatory Track 1,3,45 Wrestling 4g Conservation Club 2g Chess Club 43 Foot- ball 2,3. This was a man . . . KATHLEEN ANN BLUE Kathy Business Education Handwork Club 15 Phil- osophy Club 1,2g Law Seminar Club 3,4g RED OAK. The lark, the herald of the mornf' SUSAN D,ARCY BOBO Sue College Preparatory Tennis Club lg Vocal Club 25 Bridge Club 35 World Affairs Club 43 Orchestra 1,2,3,4g A Cappella 2,3,4g Junior Playg Senior Playg Hockey 1,35 RED OAK 4. Consideration for oth- ers is the basis of a good life, a good societyf' S gil lig 'i ai 3 ELLIS DONALD KEITH ,BOWKER Big Bowg College Preparatory Teenage Problem Club 45 Baseball 3g Chess I 13 Conservation Club 1. Let the chips fall where they may. Bodidly Band 1 ' Teen game is Wayne JAMES R. BOUCHARD Butch College Preparatory Dramatic Club 2g Chess Club II 2g Track 2,3,4g Cross Country 45 Christ- mas Dance Committee 3g Number Theory Club 4g Hobby Club 33 Football 35 Pep Club 4. To strive is to succeed. MARIE BOWKER General Dramatic Club 15 Sopho- more Dance Clubg Law Seminar Club 3,4. A good deed a day. RONALD Bogie College Preparatory Aviation Club lg Track lg Football 1. Ordinary saints grow faint to pos- terityg Whilst quite ordi- nary sinners pass vividly down the ages. GEORGIA CARROLL BRANIN George Business Education Girls' Plastics Club 13 Philosophy Club 2 5 Law Seminar Club 4. In quietness and confidence shall be your strength. ELLEN JAYNE BRIMMER Janey Business Education F.T.A. 15 Sophomore Dance Club 25 Christmas Dance Committee 35 Law Seminar Club 35 Junior Play 35 RED OAK 45 Teenage Club 45 Stu- dent Council 35 Senior Play. All we have of joy endures, a joy within us. JAMES BROWN Brownie College Preparatory Automobile Club 15 World Affairs Club 25 Chess Club 35 Teenage Club 45 A Cappella Choir 253,45 Track 1. As large as life and twice as natural. 23,4 THOMAS CAMPBELL Tom College Preparatory Football 15 Track 152,45 Ham Radio Club 15 jun- ior Play5 Senior Play5 Aviation Club 4. Pa- tience is a remedy for every sorrow. Club Girls, was VICTOR E. CAPPETTA Vic College Preparatory World Affairs Club 1525 Bachelors' Club 3545 Band 1,2535 Orchestra 15 2,35 Track 15 Wrestling 2535 Football 1535 Swing Band 152535 Marching Band 152,35 All-South Jersey Band 3. A ballad to the wandering moon. DONALD I. BRYAN, JR. Don College Preparatory Football 15253545 Wres- tling 15253545 Student Council 15253545 Class Vice-President 3545 Na- tional Junior Honor So- ciety 1,25 Chess Club 15 World Affairs Club 25 Bridge Club 35 Law Seminar Club 15 Junior Play5 RED OAK 3,45 HOLLY SPIRIT 45 Boys' State 3. Every man is the architect of his own fortune. GEOR College Preparatory Dramatic Club 2535 Glee Club 15 Astronomy Club 35 Shakespeare Club 45 Basketball 1 5 Sopho- more Dance Committee5 Christmas Dance Com- mittee 35 Junior Playg Senior Play5 RED OAK 45 Art Editor HOLLY SPIRIT 45 Volleyball 1. Art is the purest thing on earth. BONNIE CAHALL Bon Business Education Knitting Club 35 Philoso- phy Club 25 Law Semi- nar Club 45 RED OAK 45 Library Club 1. 'iRe- joice in thy youth. MARGERY BURNS Margie General Typing Club 15 Teenage Club 4. What do little girls talk aboutf, M 5 312 t , -at ra .... ..,,,, . ., ... , ., . 'ffwf-1. - -5 .-: 5. . ii at CRYSTAL STAR CARPENTER Christie Business Education Tennis Club 15 Psychol- ogy Club 25 Law Semi- nar Club 35 Art Club 4. Silence and modesty are the mark of a woman. fs - ...--: A y Wuxi it JACQUALINE CARTER Jackie General Bridge 15 Girls' Plastics Club 15 Hobby Club 15 Teen-age Club 4. A merry heart goes all the dayuu STEPHEN ELLIS CATHCART Kittycart Business Education Movie Operators Club 15 Photography Club 25 Law Seminar Club 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Senior Play. Better no rule than cruel rulef' BARBARA ANN CHIUSANO College Preparatory Girls' Gym Club 25 Neo- phyte Alternate 2 5 Christmas Dance Com- mittee 35 Junior Play Committee5 Spanish Club 35 Softball 35 Senior Play5 Bridge Club 45 Red Squad 45 HOLLY SPIRIT 45 RED OAK 4. Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are. r ' 33,55 tte. tizz. .22:-t ya? ,jg 5 Q55 RONALD P. El E W M T g i? ' 5 E 5' I iucafwn ..l, Bible RIC -':,, -:,,- Club 3Seminar Cooz V g gi, 'l1 1 Country -t i 1g ,rzr - 'ta' RED Aviaf ii f b .t ,35 Or- F.B.L l sebal. t'1' lBaSeba11 Baske , 5, I Hch do yer HC ..... . think I P 't'i ' 'i1':, ' iii: , l f --',:i. E IL' 'W .. ' .,,!,WE ,,,..a.,.i:: ...,:,.., ily .,t.ia AS CONN Beth Co leg reparatory JIM COFFMAN College Preparatory Track 3,45 Cross Country 45 Junior Play. 'Tm a slow walker, but I never walk backf' SALLY CONLEE Sal Business Education Library Club 1,25 Dra- matic Club 25 Creative Writing Club 35 Bridge Club 45 HOLLY SPIRIT 45 RED OAK 4. A smile in her eyesf, Tennis Club 15 Sopho- more Dance Clubg Bridge Club 3,45 Student Coun- cil 1,2,35 Orchestra 1,2,3, 45 Band 1,2, Band Lieu- tenant 3, Band Captain 45 Sophomore Dance Committee 5 Christmas Dance Committee 35 Jun- ior Play5 Senior Playg Class Secretary 35 Swing Band 1,2. Everything ends with a song. DAVID J. CONOVER Business and General Bible Club 15 Aviation Club 25 Law Seminar Club 35 A Cappella 45 Hi.Y. 4. Remember the Alamo. 5 EDWARD HADDON Bill RONALD F. CORN Corny General Football 1,2,3545 Basket- ball 25 A. Cappella Choir 2,3,45 World Affairs Club 1,25 Choir Club 3.4. L'Let the chippies fall where they may. I 1 ww . ' sfw e if f ag, 'F k Q K s CONSTANCE COULSON Connie Business Edu cation F.B.L.A. 354. Life is short, but there is always time for courtesy. -ftfwf... ----f -.aa-.5 -,su-.1 L, .af .5 ...,w....r .125 . ' ':r-Sss':r.,s..-:s,:- sf -4 15:--fu: -- EZf55'?'-'MMEE at 1-f :ft we-sw-f . ...,.,,......?r.,.g:....s,...... . -. . h B TT Bernie 'H F.B.L. S J, 1 wt.. ,-ff - ,, - . 3-ef JV . It seling are si to t . M S3 535 'S .1 Q EWR 1 rymg ' 2 525+ .t a 5 at . -2 ' . W Mfg? i . i J. 25 QW ff tg -rw 'sf Jr t . at is f were 1 5 w r ff +4 I tt an Jwfefwfffm ,. S JY View . ..L,,. . ,a5..,.i,.,,,.,,,f k..l I... WILLIAM R. CURTSINGER General Y ,lrwesN?'is5-Kill 5f35'.gfww,,s-,g.wsg-. Auto Club 15 Dance Club 2,3. HI would give all my fame for a pot of ale and safety. DEBORAH LOUISE DAHLBORG Deb College Preparatory Tennis Club 15 Student Council I5 Sophomore Dance Clubg Girls, Soft- ball 25 Chess Club 35 Christmas Dance Corn- rnittee 35 Teenage Club 45 Band 15 Marching Band 25 Orchestra 1,2. Full of the devil? JACK COULTER College Preparatory Baseball 15 Movie Op- erators' Club 15 Chess 25 Number Theory Club 4-. The Sheik of Arabiquef' JUDY COULTER College Preparatory Great Books Club 45 De- bate Club 45 Senior Playg Sophmore Dance Clubg Writing Club 4. 'iNever part with laughter. RENEE COULTER Renee College Preparatory Dramatic Club 15 Dra- matic Appreciation Club 2.5 Bridge 5 Na- tional So- mew Plays RED udent - little fit' W3--grimy .ry t... - spark 1 lghty Ham as get ig VE . .353 M . WM, 512 firm . .ggi2rg.f,,,.qfuti5g3m Q it ..... , . :wi fi 3 35, 5 S. 15' tw 55,1515 f f W K 5: J , 'ifiiigg 'iii MARY ELIZABETH DELLINGER General Sophomore Dance Club5 Philosophy Club 35 Law Seminar Club 3. A de- pendable person, and a likeable girl DEVLIN Ned College Preparatory Debate Club 3,4-5 UNESCO Club 1,25 Li- brary Club 3,45 English Seminar Club 2. 'LThe power of thought 1 the magic of mind . . . 'S Val. y ' ie r,5l:'.iir 5 V- . 5 'Q , . A fx RICHARD DUNLAP Rick Business Education Typing Club 15 Chess Club 15 Law Seminar Club 45 Baseball 2. Ev- ery man for himself. RICHARD A. DRIES5 . I R. Dick Business Education Cross Country 15253545 Track 15253545 Weight Lifting Club l 5 FBLA 25.Aviation Club 35 Mar- ching Band 25 RED OAK 4. I took to my heels as fast as I couldf' BARBARA ANNE DUBAY Barb College Preparatory Library Council 2,3545 A Cappella Choir 2,3,45 F. T.A. 25 Library Club 45 Geology Club 35 Girls' Plastics Club l. Be not afraid to express your of V1E!W.,, - 1-.L f ,, j mt K if QQ tat I I. Kuta .- . 5' Y . it .4 av t i l - XVB, rv ' . .,.. 52, a -Q sigh, . -tr X ua Q, X i Q 39 ' X A X t X X Q X was W ss l : -T 4- 4 t f ft x 9 f .. M . ,, .t ' A' . ,. i I . Dee Gymnasti i f 1 osophy C eena etjtjtpyg ' f i ' 2 exft-fini? Club 4- iz lfllot ourselves p - ' ' ?KffTf V, 9 4 f lf, A 2 friends. A5 KKQ -vt ya at JERRY ALVIN ECKMAN Eich General Band 2,3545 Orchestra 2.3.45 Ham Operators' Club 45 Sports Club 35 Travel Club 25 Movie Operators' Club l. The 2 me 5 A fx .dag , ts: S-f 6 I ,... f. mfttgtt me A X - we MPA Nad N I ' '1 ttir ,g a l ROBERT A. DURAND Bob College Preparatory Tennis Club 15 Chess Club 2,3545 Basketball 15 Baseball 1,2,3,4. As a man speaks, so is he.', 21 beatis the thing? X. XA at 7 at 5 A t . .a,, gf. A Ruthie ee t l Q 3 ,it tion Libr ff 5 - Tafy, ,.-a5gg '1 f , -tt U A . i f ,, 1 - 5? - n i A J xt ' we It 3 4, Qi if bitt 3 t lb f t X , W ww I I w its: I hl M b H g L xx N gp is W if B sqft iI:2,f JL gag 6 21? gps sk f'73LS ' m f' ' NQQKX 22 , W Q I X t W f its az X ' 33 t,,X' 4f-f wise. . ff Y 'vw t ai. Xftga p R IOHN F a a Snatch t k? College li ? Football 1,2,5 I ball 253,45 Drama 15 World Affairs 2.3545 President Class President 2 xtory asket- Club Club 2 .4 5 , Jr. Playg Sr, Play5 A Cap- pella 3,41 HOLLY SPIRIT 1.2, Asst. Edi- tor 3, Editor-in-chief 45 Christmas Dance Com- mittee 35 RED OAK 3.45 Student Council l,2,3,45 Sophomore Dance Com- mittee: Boys' State Dele- gate 31 Pep Club 4. If you would rule the world quietly. you must keep it amuscdf' LINDA FACEY College Preparatory Typing Club lg F.T.A. 25 Travel Club 35 Num- ber Theory Club 4, Her eyes are the homes of si- lent prayer. 195' FRANK JOHN EISELMAN Ice Business Education VVrestling Club I5 Man- agers' Club lg Avia- tion Club 2,35 Hi Y 45 Band 25354. 'KMy wants are manyf, qua., A-...- DONALD FERRELL Deke General Football 152,354-5 Wres- tling 3545 Weight Lift- ing Club 3,45 Gymnas- tics Club 152. A two-gun man SEYMOUR FERRIS College Preparatory Boating Club 1,2, Pres. 3.4. Man is the meas- ure of all things. Larry 152,354 Track JIM FRIEL Jim College Preparatory Soccer Club 15 Aviation Club 45 Football 15 Bas- ketball l5 Baseball l,2,3, 45 Track l. Wrestling 25 He hath a heart as sound as a bell. ofa HELEN ANN FROHNER College Preparatory and Business Education Typing Club l5 F.T.A. 25 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Future Nurses Club 35 Bridge 154. i'The sweetest lady of the time. MARLENE FRANCES FLORKIEWICZ Florky Business Education Junior Red Cross l5 G.A. A. 25 Library Club 25 F. H.A. 25 F.B.L.A. 3,4-. I have been a stranger in a strange landf' -mum afmmssl .6.51:--figf'51.f5:a:'TZ5::- i.:'51l':53f E Ken - . -lg 1-:-1.-,5::'E5 55,55 -:Zigi 'EE EE .I 11.- EM ,551 A y r V -.':gfs fi.. zstesfvfsz fgfftigbfi Sa1wf22.mfs?i . Q ,mn .5 sg.-in DONLEY FORT Business Education Cross Country 152,354-5 Track 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 3545 Band 152,35 Wrestling 15 Philosophy Club 2. I still shall long for more. JOE R. FRANKLIN Wildman College Preparatory Baseball 253,45 Football 25 Conservation Club 25 Philosophy Club 35 Chess Club 45 Student Council 35 Junior Play5 Senior Play. Much a man BOBBY GENE FOLEY College Preparatory Student Council 15 Foot- ball 152,3,45 Track 152,35 4-5 Basketball 1,25 Class President 25 Lettermen's Club l,2,3. His ene- mies shall lick the dust. EVELYN FUNK Weed Business Education Drama Club l Philoso- phy Club 2,3, Teenage Club 4. 'AHOW nice it is to be youngn . 1 'Gan g ' P159 V FRANKLIN A. GARTLAND Frank General Photography Club l g Conservation Club 23 Mass Production Club 4. So precious life is, let us live it. GERALDINE GARTNER Gerry College Preparatory Typing Club lg Sopho- more Dance Clubg Astro- nomy Club 3g Bridge I 45 RED OAK 4. All the rest of life is lovelier for her glance. CONSTANCE ANN GAUN Connie Business Education Dramatic Club 1,3 g Sophomore Dance Club 2 3 Camp Counseling Club 4, RED OAK 4g Senior Play. Quiet in her charming way. Ham itor ior cil 4 BW IHCI1. WILLIAM E. GOLDY Bill College Preparatory Marching Band l,2,3,4g Automobile Club 1 5 Sports Club 23 Tape Re- cording Club 3g Boating Club 4. A man among men. ROBY ALAN GOODWIN College Preparatory Cross Country 2,3,45 Conservation Club 23 Computor Club 3 g Jun- ior Play 3 Number Theory Club 45 Great Books Club 4, Senior Play, De- bate Club 4. Every man has a fault, and honesty is his. H. 0 Re- S Marty ,tory Football 4, Wres- tling 2,3,4 rack l,2,3, 45 Band and Orchestra 1, 2,3,4, Swing Band l,2,3g A Cappella Choir 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Christmas Dance Com- mittee 3, Junior National Honor Society 1,25 RED OAK 4 3 HOLLY SPIRIT 4, Student Council 2,4. Every sincere man is rightf' I1-if ANNE GRANEY Annie College Preparatory World Affairs Club l,3,4g Great Books Club 2,3g Student Council 3, Jun- ior National Honor So- ciety l,2g National Hon- or Society 3,4g Sopho- more Dance Committeeg Christmas Dance Com- mittee 3g Junior Playg Senior Play, Marching Band l,2,3,45 Concert Band 3,43 Concert Or- chestra 3,4, Be good, my child, and let who would be cleverf' DARLENE GRAY Doll Business Education Dramatic Club 1,3 g Sophomore Dance Clubg Law Seminar Club 4. What do I see in art? X ROBERT GRAY Bob College Preparatory Chess 15 Conservation Club 2g Physics Club 35 Law Seminar Club 4g Cross Country 3,4. He said little, but to the purposef' JOHN Chess Club 2 Club 3 Country Nobody I said itf, JAMES D. GREEN Jim College Preparatory Football lg Baseball l,2, 3,45 Wrestling 2,3,4g Boating Club lg Typing Club 25 Senior Playg Speech Club Play 2,43 Christmas Dance Com- mittee 3. He travels on the wheels of fortune. EDWARD HARRY GREENWOOD Ed College Preparatory Ham Radio lg Tape Re- cording Club 3g Junior Playg Senior Playg Foot- ball Manager 3,4g Wres- tling Manager 35 Baseball Manager 35 Number Theory Club 4. How greatest geniuses oft lie concealed. WAYNE Greg RED OAK ANNA LOUISE GROVE Business Education Library Club 23 Bridge Club 3g Teenage Club 4, Library Council 3,4. Her policy is perpetual gladnessf' KAREN LEE GROVER General Future Homemakers' Club 15 Teenage Club 4. Ne,er an unkind wordf, ROBERT A. GSELL, JR. Bob Business Education Automobile Club 1,2g Hi-Y 45 Track 2,3,4. I shall return. JUANITA MARIA GUELL Terri College Preparatory Hockey 23 Drama Club lg Forensic Tournaments 3g World Affairs Club 45 Speech Play 35 Phi- losophy Club 1,2. What a charming thing's a battlef' RICHARD J. HAINES Mort College Preparatory Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Christmas Dance Com- mittee 35 Basketball Manager 3545 Spanish Club 35 Speech Play 35 Conservation Club 2. Who does not befriend himself by doing good. . , ' .Q S 55. .ff f JANET L. HAACKE College Preparatory Drama Club 15 Bridge Club 45 Junior Play5 RED OAK 45 Christmas Dance Committee 35 Travel Club 35 Senior Play5 Library Council 2, 354. 'KShe profits most who serves bestf, TOM HABINGREITHER Toad College Preparatory Chess 152. '1What's mine is yoursf' 5 . it at 5 .zrz If Ex' 5115 rms. lt ' .i'. ' W .,-.' - -1-gif, ti. f 1 . 15 .ft : 1 4... a s ,5,,.i 'a ' :ai 2, Wm' 1 ti: X H 625 .1 JOHN JAMES HALEY Jack Business Education Boating Club 15 Gym- nastic Club5 Law Semi- nar Club 3,45 Junior Play5 Football 152,354-5 Student Council 35 Track 1,25 Christmas Dance Committee 3. Standing like a stone wallf' . Hop CONST D. CARL HALL College Preparatory Boatoing Club 1,25 Chess Club 35 Debate Club 3,45 Speech Play 35 Number Theory Club President 45 Senior Play5 Great Books Club 4. Life is just a game of chess. 1, 25 Connie College Preparatory Drama Club 15 Chess Club 1,25 Bridge Club 35 Junior Play5 Speech Play 35 Senior Play5 Hockey 2,3 5 Student Council 1,45 Christmas Dance Committee 35 RED OAK 45 HOLLY SPIRIT 4. Her Tri- umph will be lit with a million lights. CAROL ANN HARNED George Business Education Chess I 1 5 Philosophy Club 2 5 Law Seminar Club 45 Knitting Club 3. Always ready for mirthf, JAY HAMPTON Skip General Sophomore Dance Club 2,35 Auto Club 1. VVe do not what we ought5 Wlhat we ought, we do not do. use 5 JOSEPH HARRISON Joe College Preparatory To thine own self be truef' NIENE CAROL HARTLEY College Preparatory A Cappella 2,3,45 Hockey 2,3545 HOLLY SPIRIT 45 RED OAK 45 Christmas Dance Committee 35 Sophomore Dance Committeeg Jun- ior Play5 Pep Club 2,35 Debate Club 35 Number theroy Club 45 Great Books Club 35 Junior World Affairs Club 1,25 Senior World Affairs Club 3. l'To be born with of laughter, and that the world is LESTER W. HELLER Wilber General Cross Country 1,35 Bas- ketball 1,2,.3,45 Baseball 1. We boil at different degreesf, Urs STEVEN HEAD Chgss The Head Dance Student dent 4 Great This Vicky Business Education and College Preparatory Softball 1,25 National Junior Honor Society 25 Sophomore Dance Club5 Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Concert Band 1,25 HOLLY SPIRIT 152,35 Chief Typist 45 RED OAK business manager 45 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Law Seminar Club 35 Bridge Club 35 Debate Club 35 Christ- mas Dance Committee 3. Efficiency enkindles suc- cess. 5. Q. ELIZABETH ANN HARVESON Betty Ann Business Education Bridge I 25 Bridge II 35 Teenage Club 4. Grace was in all her steps. PHILIP J. HEINMILLER PJ. College Preparatory Chess Club 3,45 Debate Club 45 Swim Club 35 Rifle Team 2,35 Judo Team 35 Senior Play. , No evil can happen to a good man. JOHN HELLER College Preparatory Ham Radio Club 15 Sophomore Dance Club5 Chess I Club 35 Account- ing Club 4. Shut down. FRANK HAWLEY Frankie College Preparatory Football II5 Shop Club 2,3,4. What,s all the shootin' for? PATRICIA ANN HERNANDEZ Cookie Business Education and College Preparatory Sophomore Dance Clubg Girls' Plastics Club 15 Philosophy Club 3,45 Marching Band 2,3545 Concert Band 3,45 Or- chestra 2,3,4. 'iShe gave us the gift of laughter. MARILYN C. HIRSCHLEIN College Preparatory Sophomore Dance Clubg F.T.A. 1,35 Junior Playg Senior Playg Bridge I 4. An aim in life is the only fortune worth find- ing. 'Qs ' 4 Eh I L Y lst B.. 2 zf.ns.1-a-I ll' iii 2 5225 5 are '2'l,i' s55 Ei WEKE1- 5 AE 5 . ., '2 ll s 2 ll l is , I M. l WILLIA ,::iVe JA Booger ,.. - Busi atlgm Automobile 5 I l ,N Teenage C l .i,. C150 Plays Svph Club' Sl i I groundjs eaaf. ,E2 PAUL ALBERT JAMISON, JR. Pete General Track 152. He had a great heartf, CHARLEEN MARIE JOHNSON College Preparatory Dramatic Club lg Typ- ing Club 25 F.T.A. 3,45 Student Council 152,35 A Cappella Choir 2,3,45 Junior Play. Kites rise highest against the wind - not with it. M t?. ?3: 1 5 . neraf ' ' '-.' If -Tvlizyiv 323: , . 4' DtQ-s RICHARD HOLLAND Dick College Preparatory Swing Band 1,2,35 Marching Band l,2,3,4g Concert Band 2,3,45 Chess Club 35 Ham Radio Club 4. OlTend no onef' NAN CARLEEN HORNER Nannie Business Education Basketball 1,2,35 Softball 1,2, co-captain 35 Girls' Plastics Club 15 Philoso- phy Club 2,35 Law Semi- nar Club 45 Christmas Dance Committee 35 RED OAK 45 Senior Play. Honesty is the best policyf' JOYCE MARIE HUTTON --ai 2 Joycie College Preparatory lass President l,35 Class . ,H reasurer 25 Council . Dance 5 Christmas mittee 35 gP1aYs ,35 MafCh 215 Ph , 'Bible 54 9 . . a BEVERLY ANN KANYOK Bev Business Education F.T.A. lg Social Dancing 15 Warriors 25 Y-Teens 25 Band 15 Knitting Club 35 Law Seminar Club 45 Chorus l5 Girls' Glee Club 2,35 A Cap- pella Choir 45 RED OAK 45 Senior Play. Reserve and efficiency is the grand combina- tion. RITA MARIE KAPPEL Reet College Preparatory and Business Education Glee Club 15 Chess Club 25 Philospohy Club 35 Debate Club 3,45 Shake- speare Club 45 Junior Play5 Senior Playg Na-- tional Honor Society 3,45 RED OAK 4. No hu- man feeling can compare with joy. JOHN H. KING john College Preparatory Track 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,21 Wleight Lifting Club 1, Sophomore Dance Clubg Law Seminar Club 3: junior Play. A finger in every pie. HANS KLAR College Preparatory Football 15253545 Wres- tling 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Chess Club 25 Weight- lifting Club 4. Drinking when I had a mind to, singing when I felt in- clined tof' Carol Junior Dance MAUREEN KOURY Reni College Preparatory Sophomore Dance Com- mitteeg Color Guard 2, 3,45 Christmas Dance Committee 35 Chess Club 15 Aviation Club 25 World Affairs Club 3,45 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 HOLLY SPIRIT 45 RED OAK 4. 'tOur hearts were drunk with her beauty. KATHLEEN LORRAINE KOWAL Kathie Business Education World Affairs Club 25 Law Seminar Club 35 Latin Club 15 F.B.L.A. 45 Senior Play5 RED OAK 45 I mustn't get excited5 I get lines. JOHN H. KRIMMEL, Toehead Student ketball stood more Club yet to HELENE ROSEANNE LAJKOWICL Cricket Business Education F.B.L.A.5 Camp Counsel- ing Club 4. Her voice is the speech of angels. SANDRA MARIE LAMPE Sandy General Charm Club 15 Sopho- more Dance Club. Quietness is bestf' GERHARDT MICHAEL LAPRESTA Pizza College Preparatory Football l,3,45 Track 1, 2,35 Cross Country 25 Basketball l,2,3,45 Class Vice-President 25 Sopho- more Dance Club5 Chess Club5 Basketball Club 35 Student Council 2. A man after his own heart. BARBARA E. LEE College Preparatory Library Club 3545 Great Books Club 45 French Club 45 World Affairs Club 15 Dramatic Club 2. One who loves read- ing has everything within his reach. CAROLANN THERESA LONG Carol General Good Manners Club 15 Photography Club 3 5 Sophomore Dance Club 2. The quiet mind is richer than a crown. tx CANDACE LEINBACH Candy Business Education Law Seminar Club 35 Science Club 25 Basket- ball 35 Accounting Club 45 French Club l5 Cheer- leader l,2. Refreshing as a peppermint stick. CAROL LENTZ Business Education Tennis Club 15 Sopho- more Dance Committeeg Law Seminar Club 35 Junior Play, Christmas Dance Committee 35 Teenage Club 45 Senior Play5 RED OAK 4. Friends are born, not made. tt is femwgg V 'N ,M ,5 -f. ,. 5 ny, ZW if f? Q i s E . f a ti: 2 5 gl lr Judy mr .-:ee W ' T ew lub YP N 3 'L aeev53e : ' Sopho ce gClub5 u m af - afa- aa S mi .2 E , BARBARA ANN LORD Barb College Preparatory World Affairs Club 45 G.A.A. 4-5 Student Coun- cil 3,45 Jr. Orchestra 15 Jr. Play, N.,Ir.H.S. 25 RED OAK 3,45 HOLLY SPIRIT 3, Sports Editor 45 A Cappella 3,45 Softball 2, 3,45 Basketball l.2,3,45 Neophytes 1,25 Bridge Club 35 Sophomore Dance Clubg Typing Club. Nothing endures but personal qualitiesf' THOMAS PATRICK LYNCH Th C Bomb Coll atory . fr.e3'.riwa:5i' T ' Spanish Key Club 2 , YIUHS Club Sfmas Sem as Cross 3,4- ay IS tm ef 33 it ,Q 'tl at E Q vt r QQ, f a it ww 25-1 932-Eat ta 8153 ai a e title -Me i f Q. Ya ,. kzweia, JUDITH MARIE LONGSTREET Judy , , Business Education Gymnastics Club 1,25 Psychology Club 35 Teen- age Problem Club 4. Play it cool S be no- body's fool. V ., iiii 3 LY e 2a:..s.ez . 3 CATHER LY Cathy College Preparatory Knitting Club 1,35 Na- ture Club 25 Riding Club 45 Great Books Club 45 Girls' Track 3. It's nice to be impor- tant, but it's more im- portant to be nicef, JEANNE ANN LYONS Jeani College Preparatory A Cappella l5 Student Council 15 Sophomore Dance Committee 5 Christmas Dance Com- mittee 35 Sophomore Dance Club Instructor 3, 45 junior Play5 Senior Play5 Color Guard Alternate 4. There was a star danced, and under that was I born. SUSAN K. LORENZ Susie College Preparatory Hockey l,2,3,45 Basket- ball 25 N.Jr.H.S. l, Treasurer 25 A Cappella 2,3 5 Wforld Affairs Club 3,41 Bridge Club 1,2 HOLLY SPIRIT 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 RED OAK Editor-in-Chief 45 junior Playg Christmas Dance Committee 35 G.A.A. 2.3, Treasurer 45 N.H,S. 3, Vice- President 45 All-State Chorus 4. Success, rc- member, is the reward of toil. JOSEPH A. MCCLEERY Snake General It is better to know nothing than to know what ainlt sof' JOHN MACK Feet General Gymnastics Club 1,25 Weight Lifting Club 35 Mass Production Club 4-5 Track 1, 2,354-5 Cross Country 1,2,3. The wind is his companion. JENNIFER MAGISTRO Crazy General and Business Education Photography Club 35 Teenage Club 4-. 'KThe charm of Italy. O Teenage as can PATRICIA C, McELROY Pat College Preparatory Tennis Club 15 Cheer- leading 25 Sophomore Playg Christmas Dance 25 Modern Dance Club 35 Junior Play5 Bridge Club 45 Senior Play. 'iVoice like an angel? JAY W. MALCAN College Preparatory Radio Club 15 Gymnas- tics 25 Coin Club 35 World Affairs Club 4-5 Speech Play 2,3545 Jun- ior Play5 Senior Play5 RED OAK 4. Fortune favors the boldf, SHIRLEY M Shirl Squad Club mittee 35 have tried so the right? ARTHUR F. MASON Mase General Mass Production Club 4-. We, like the eagles, were born to be free. MARTHA MCALEER Chicky General Photography Club 15 Philosophy Club 2. To be sincere is to livefl 'K it BARBARA ELAINE MANNING Babs College Preparatory Majorette 1,2,3,45 Girls, Track 35 Teenage Club 45 Spanish Club 35 Photo Club 15 World Affairs Club 2. Trifles make perfection, but perfection is no trifle. HAROLD MISNER Bunny I 5 .X 3 2 RAE V. MEHRER General Dramatic 15 Philosophy 2,35 Teenage Club 4. The dance is the thingf, DONNA MILLER Jeanne General There are some for whom the straightest road is safest. E in si, NANCY JEAN MILLER College Preparatory Library Club lg A Cap- pella Choir 2,3,4-5 Sopho- more Dance Club 15 Christmas Dance Com- mittee 3g Student Coun- cil 3,4g National Junior Honor Society 25 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4g RED OAK 4. L'Smile like a pearl. Business Education Football l,2,3,4g Ham Radio Club lg Sopho- more Danceg Hi-Y 4g Bachelors' Club 3. The brave man carves out his future? Q Brig 5 w i Fl ,. 1 H an .. .. .,.,. .. U s . ' JANET E. MI KA T Chickie CHRISTI 'il' w Busines 'tvet Girls' 2.:1e Be I P w??U0 ginners' arch T , ' J 4 ing Band unio ' ,PBUY th N EI Hays d 4 ri J gg, Orchestra J . I i .,..i 2551 Club 45 ' T Els l l f 'S 5 1523852 it s Dance Cll r .ir Q'.i5lf. I '45 iw TT H0CkCY 4- if .,t, , .ii LJ 1i,,, if out friendsjv Sf N5 1 WSJ MARY JO MOORE College Preparatory F.T.A. l,2,3g World Affairs Club 4g Pep Club 35 Sophomore Dance Comrnitteeg Christmas Dance Committee 3g Junior Playg Senior Playg A Cappella Choir 3,4g RED OAK 4g HOLLY SPIRIT 4. Bright the spirit, pure the heart. STACY MOORE Stace College Preparatory Football lg Bridge Club 1,2,3,4g Junior Playg Wrestling 2,3,45 Golf 2, 3,4-g Sophomore Dance Committee. Wit makes its own welcome. EQ ps .I 1 . 'V l- L iw . 'E gala SIDNEY MORAN El Cid General Student Council 35 Foot- ball lg Basketball 25 Basketball Club 3. Fame is his name. is JOSE R. MORA BADILLA College Preparatory Student Council Inter- preterg Senior Playg Ad- vanced Spanishg Foreign Exchange Student 4, Make new friends but keep the old . . . fa PATRICIA MARIE MORRIS Pat College Preparatory Color Guard l,2, Co- Captain 3, Captain 45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 World Affairs Club 2,45 F.T.A. 35 Gymnastics Club 15 .Ijunior Playg Christmas Dance Com- mittee 35 Sophomore Dance Committee. Lin- gering for a moment's chat. MARY LINDA MORSE Rocki College Preparatory Tennis Club 15 Boating Club 35 Marching Band 45 Orchestra 45 Swing Band 3,45 Concert Band 4. There is no truer truth obtainable by man than comes of music. as . A ii-fi ,Q if 1? 6 tisiliiff Q jiri E ti 1532 'l xii 5 1 ,N fill. .a I 2.15.1 X .l ziils., Za. .Y 6 , 4 - W3 4 ti- . 225253133 TPIOIVIA , , fa 4 ., OCCer C get Club 2. - . .Q CIOSS Co 2 UH h 262 1 ! ' - C f - . iss1veS. g atfiae ,a ex X A G f A . as . ' fi X 1 ' sung I X, 3 JENNIE LEE NEWSOME Little One Business Education Tennis Club lg Voice Club 25 Astronomy Club 3 5 Girls' Recreation Club 45 A Cappella Choir 2,3,4. Long loved by allf' WALTER H. NIXON Walt Business Education Auto Club 1, F.B.L.A. 25 Boating Club 35 Law Seminar Club 45 Band l,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2535 45 Swing Band l,2,3,4. '4The only way to have a friend is to know onef' 32 SANDRA JEAN MARTORANO Sandy Business Education Typing Club 15 Photog- raphy 25 Christmas Dance Committee 35 Teenage Club 4. The worldls new fashion. BARBARA ANNE MOYERMAN Moyerman Business Education Gymnastic Club l,2,3,45 Varsity Hockey 2,3, Captain 45 Basketball 1, 45 Softball 1,25 Captain 35 G.A.A. l,2,3, Presi- dent 45 Christmas Dance Committee 3. Life in the outdoors is the life I crave. HELEN ELIZABETH MURRAY Little Helen Business Education and Softball 2 ll 2,3 5 Gymna 25 Teenage si Track 3. swing, do ' , , me 4 3 2 Q 1, M K gs , . M xv l vt X Wm mil s E S M Ek? st. v M . f 4-.4111 wiiaj X A 4155? Am W WSW, WM i W22fY Zetfwudla 'wa-N414 e Dsfsaltggfsa 4 f faqs' .-QA ,.,,, . V CALM Mtaffif RQ4NV'SS1QA15fj 66143, ., 5 if 4 S NO A College Preparatory Make-up Club 15 Drama- tic Appreciation Club 25 World Affairs Club 3,45 Hockey 25 Junior Play5 Senior Play5 Debate Club 3,45 National Junior Honor Society 25 Orches- tra l,2,3, Concert Mis- tress 4. The will is free. 53, f '- - . 5 if ff, l'.g:r' t 1 . . ,Z - Q Y- X , .tst .iesi STANLEY R. O'DONNELL Stan College Preparatory Football l,2,3,45 Track l,2,3,4g Christmas Dance Committee 35 Student Council 1,2,3,45 Class Vice-President 25 Gym- nastic Club l,2,3,45 A Cappella Choir 2,3,4. The captain at the helm? BARBARA JANE PARENT Barb Business Education Girls' Plastics Club 15 Bible Club 25 Law Sem- inar Club 35 Teen-Age Club 45 RED OAK 4. Follow your own bent, no matter what people sayf' if , REGINA M. O'ROURKE Jean General Girls' Gymnastics Club 15 Philosophy Club 2,35 Girls, Plastics Club 1. A wild Irish rose. VINCENT O,ROURKE Vince A fellow with a smile for everyonef' ,Q l . in . ,...,it T 'iii' ::': T' fl li Q iw MARIA PERI NO College Preparatory Future Teachers Club 2, Future Nurses Club 3, Cam Counselin Club4 5 P s - ' The flower of meeknessf' Bob Colle ofor and Busi Mio Football GEORGIA 23,45 G PE. Golf 42 5' T 5 'gorge - Basketball ' Kilt . Brid o 4 Q Tenms C1 for lilo F i Kefllub 35 It I N. rs QFBLA if. will ,,e,,. lfl flf ELWOOD PATTERSON E1 General Tennis Club 15 Chess Club 2,3,4. Time never lies heavily upon himfl , l 'W Q l ll? 1 it V, Y + l l 5 lS , , . gi ii lg l Q53 ng 1 tg 1,5 9 't lo A V294 I2 li, f 1 let I fl! JV , go 1 H, Sl t K l lt l, , li lg u b l ul ' A gf: Y A n 3 M e l l Sl! l 1 5 9' -ggff ll! H5 5 ,wg .5 ,, ,E If it 155 5 3 li ll fl . Ei gg. , Suki! slllll 2 . lf: E. illzi STEVEN PIERCE College Preparatory Latin II 15 Russian Club 35 Number Theory Club 45 Big Deal. 4'And they laughed and loved him? ROGER H. PIKE Horse Vocational Agriculture and General FFA 1,25 Soccer Club 15 Boys' Gymnastics 2,3,4. As strong as a bull moosef' RAYMOND W. PERKINS Ray College Preparatory Ham Radio Club 15 Con- servation Club 25 Geology Club 35 Chess I 45 Track 15 Football 3. Discretion of speech is more than eloquencef, l I l . 5 .g i 45031 2 Aa. 'im ,B '55 Q i ah 'Bw-5 1 ra :qw-f-g,.,-o asm . Q2 . '- 'P L ,l L zu ' V V, ,' , .- Hs 9 5, V'- H ri- KENNARD W. POWELL Willie General Cross Country 3,45 Track 1,25 Basketball 15 Chess Club II 25354. '1The tree is known by his fruitfl LLOYD H. POWELL Butch General Movie Projector Club 15 Sports Club 25 Chess I Club 3: Teen-age Club 4. Still water runs PATRICIA JOAN PRICKETT Pat Business Education Bible Club 15 FBLA 25 Law Seminar Club 35 Teenage Club 45 Junior Play, 'KSilence that spoke and eloquence of eyesf, deep? Pricey Girls' 2,35 Junior Strength js.. - 't 1 -, .i IDA A. PRO Eda Business Education Basketball 15 Girls' Gymnastics Club 1,25 Philosophy Club 35 Teen- age Club 45 Junior Play. Mirth is like a flash of lightning. ROBERT JAMES Bubby Football 15 Basketball 1,45 Baseball 15 Cross Country 35 Chess Club 4. All I know is what I read in the papersf' PRICE WALTER ROGER PRICE Roger College Preparatory World Affairs Club 1,25 Student Council 2,4. Young men have a pen- chant for regarding their elders as senile. JOHN EDW QUINN Dawg Business Education Football 152,354-5 Wres- tling 2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Christmas Dance Com- mittee 35 Law Seminar Club 3,45 World Affairs Club 25 Sophomore Dance Club. Meet him cheerfully as thy true friend. JON STEPHEN RASMUSON Razz College Preparatory Football 1,2,3,45 Wres- tling 1,3,45 Baseball 2,35 45 Christmas Dance Com- mittee 35 Wforld Affairs Club 25 Bridge Club 35 Teenage Club 45 Sopho- more Dance Club. Cour- age never goes out of fashion. MARJQRIE ANN RATLIFF Margie General Make-up Club 15 Sopho- more Dance Club: Phi- losophy Club 25 Photog- raphy Club 35 Teenage Problem Club 4. I have a heart with room for every joy. ' lE'1i15W5?3S?5i24.sf??i5f56?lQ?.ig X xx SM, . 1 ' JANET JEANNE REID Jaye College Preparatory Basketball l,2,3,45 Soft- ball 25 Band 15253545 Or- chestra l52.3,45 Marching Band 152,3,45 Regional Band 253,45 All State Band 35 National Junior Honor Society 25 Bible Club 15 Philosophy Club 25 Chess Club 35 Girls' Recreation Club 45 Christmas Dance Com- Cheerfulness with se- Bridge ing Council great in ROLLAND J. ROY Peanut General Chess Club 15 Bachelors' Club 3. Put your shoul- der to the wheel? CATHERINE JEAN RUSSO Cathi Business Education irls, G mnastics Club l G Y - I 5 Sophomore Dance Club5 Law Seminar Club 35 Teenage Club 45 Student Council Alternate 1,3. A daughter of the gods. DAVID REGN Dave College Preparatory Ham Radio Club 1525 Boating Club 35 Aviation Club 4. I have yet to encounter an insurmount- able barrier. KAREN REIDER College Preparatory G.A.A. 3,45 Volleyball 2, 35 Basketball 45 Track and Field 1,2535 Soccer 2, 35 Curling 35 Senior Play. l'Speech finely framed delights the ears. JOHN 1-:DW Ed Teenage closed Hiesf' IDA MAE RYE General Girls' Gymnastics 1 5 Sophomore Dance Club, Philosophy Club 35 Teen- age Club 45 Junior Play. Strike up the band. 5 .. , 5 1.5:- gi' gang, 'ff irj A5 5 ' If Y- te .f VERCNICA ANN SABOL Roni Business Education Latin Club l5 F.B.I,.A. 2, 45 Law Seminar Club 35 Christmas Dance Com- mittee 3. Always time for courtesy. Ii!l2?Q 'E'IsWfQ'lIS?92M'5fsiT5i??fMQ MARIE SACER . College Preparatory Bible Club 15 Travel Club 45 Teenage Club 3. She upon whom the gods have smiled. DONALD E. SAUNDERS Don College Preparatory Football 15 Track 1,25 Wrestling 15 Tennis Club 15 Junior World Affairs Club 25 World Affairs Club 45 Junior Play5 HOLLY SPIRIT 2,3545 Senior Play5 Class Presi- dent 45 A Cappella Choir 253. He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved muchf, Margie Chess Club Silcn than TONY SCOTT College Preparatory Football 45 Teenage Club 4. i'His imagination soared. VINCENT M. SCULLY Vince Business Education Football 2: Track 1.25 Soccer Club lg Wleight Lifting Club 25 Law Seminar Club 4. This was a man .... l' DIANNE M. SAWYER Dee Business Education Journalism Club 15 Pep Club 15 Drama Club 2,35 Junior Play5 Christmas Dance Committee 35 Astronomy Club 25 RED OAK 45 Bridge Club 4. She leads a charmed life. BARBARA SCHOENDORF Barb Business Education Student Council 2,35 Christmas Dance Com- mittee 3 5 Sophomore Dance Club5 Law Semi- nar Club 3: Glee Club 45 RED OAK 45 Senior Play. All the rest of life is better for those years. GEORGE CARLTON SCHOLL College Preparatory Debate Club l 45 Civil War Boating Affairs Play5 dent f tarian 4 Soci Field and .titiatg 5 ERNEST L. SETH, JR. Ernie College Preparatory DAVTD SHATLEY Football 15 Hani Radio College Preparatory Club 15 Aviation Club 35 Lau Seminar Cl 1b 4 43 Track l.2,3. lnto the Way down South wild blue yonder. DIXIE PAUL SHEMELEY JEANETTE MARIE SIGMUND Janet General F.T.A. 1,21 Junior Vlorld Affairs Club 25 Law Seminar Club 33 Bible Club 4. 'LA smile costs nothing, but gives much. ALBERT GRANT SHAW, JR. Al Business Education Concert Band 1,2,3,4g Cross Country 1g Swing Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2g Dramatic Club 1,35 Sophomore Dance Clubg Chess II 1,45 hlarching Band 1,2,3,4, Wlrestling 2, Junior Play. HBelieve it or not. TIMOTHY M. SIMONS Tim College Preparatory Latin Club 1,2: Chess Club 3,43 Wlrestling 3,43 Cross Country 4g Track Business Education and College Preparatory Football 15 Automobile Club 2. As full of spirit as the month of Mayf, 'E Km, 1 1 'l mg 1 1 Q Liza A 2 f. Jj , , if 1' 23 fl' il an ,ffl :I ii :sl L3 W! ui, il Madge '1,', 3 1 25 Christ -1'V 11-Li 5 'r'. '1 1 . mittee 11., i '1 t ll, cil 1. :no f x is Heavef . 2 i1,- gift. ,W IW-Iii JOHN DANIEL SILBER J.D. General Football 3g Track 3,45 Marching Band 1,2,3g Baseball 1 1 Photo Club 25 Bachelors' Club 3,45 Junior Play. 'Tm not up to deceit? tgirl , -, ,., Q .....,..,, . S. 35,1 4. 1'Call no man foe. BARBARA ANNE SIMPKINS Bobbie College Preparatory Speech Club 1: Blarch- ing Band 2,3.4: Orches- tra 2.3g Law Seminar Club Ki: Recreation Club 4g Girls' Gymnastics Club 2. HTo be at peace with myself. PATRICIA ANN SMIRES Pat General Knitting Club lg Girls' Plastics Club 2. 'LThe world is my oyster. ROBERT C. SMIRES Bob College Preparatory Track 1,2,3g Aviation Club 3,4. hIay the out- ward and inward man be onef' can't F STEPHEN M. SMITH Smitty College Preparatory Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 2,335 Cross Country 25 Automobile Club 15 World Affairs Club 2g Basketball Club 3,4. He tried the luxury of doing good? SUSAN LOUISE SMITH Sue College Preparatory Student Council lg Ten- nis Club 15 Sophomore Dance Clubg Law Semi- nar Club 35 A Cappella 3 4' Color Guard Play 35 Glee GERALDINE STEFFEN Geri College Preparatory Junior Playg Senior Playg Language Club 15 Na- tional Junior Honor So- ciety 2g Future Teachers, Club 2,3,4g HOLLY SPIRIT 35 RED OAK 4. 'gLove of learning is seldom unrequitedf' Pizza tion Lauri BARBARA LUCY STELLWAC Doggie Business Education Tennis Club lg Philoso- phy Club 2,3g Teenage Club 4-5 Junior Playg Sen- ior Playg RED OAK 4-. Never part with laugh- ter. Sea.. JANICE LYNN STANLEY Stanley Business Education Hain Radio Club l,2g Aviation Club 3g Teen- age Club -ll .X Cappella Choir 2.3,-'lg Hockey Manager 2.31 HOLLY SPIRIT 'lp Heaven is not rc-achecl at a boundf' SHIRLEY ANN STAYTON Stayton General Typing Club 2g Knitting Club 4. HA woman of few wordsfl lets, her ey es BARBARA STOKES Bobbie College Preparatory Tennis Club 1: Sopho- more Dance Clubg Bridge Club 3g Number Theory Club 4: Hockey 2,3,4l-g Basketball 2,31 Softball 2,3,4g Junior Playg Sen- ior Playg Student Coun- cil 2,351-5 Senior Class Secretaryg Red Squad 3, 11-g A Cappella Choir 3, 4g G.A.A. 3,4-: Christmas Dance Committee 35 HOLLY SPIRIT 3.4. HVVZIPIII in the glorious interests she pursuesfl DIANE CLARE STEVENSON Dee Business Education Tennis Club lg Chess I 2g Philosophy Club 35 FBLA 43 Softball 1,2,35 4-g Christmas Dance Com- mittee 3g Senior Play 4g F.H.A. l,2. 'fNiceties all about her.'l U iitt It . . Us, CAROL SVERIDA Business Education Library Council l,2,3,4g Library Club 15 Drama- tic Club 25 F.B.L.A. 4. Never speak unless spoken to. SUSAN DEE TEMPLIN Sue College Preparatory Marching Band lg Li- brary Club and Council l,2,4, Secretary 3g F.T.A. 2g Future Nurses Club 33 Teenage Club 45 Junior Play. A flower of grace. SUSAN R. TRAVER College Preparatory Spanish Club 3.45 Dra- matic Club 2. Beauty is as Beauty doesf, HELEN TROIA College Preparatory Gymnastics Club 1,25 Boating Club 3: Shakes- peare Club 4: Senior Playg Library Council 2, 3. g'Like all good women, had a temper of her own. ALAN GLEN TEWKSBURY Tewks College Preparatory Marching Band l,2,3,4g Concert Band l,2,3,4g Orchestra l,2,3,4g Stu- dent Council lg Track 2, 3,45 Swing Band l,2,3,4g Basketball 4. Friends are born, not made. ROBERT W. THACHER Bob College Preparatory Gymnastics Club lg Chess Club 25 Photography Club 3g Bridge II 45 Wrestling 2,3g HOLLY SPIRIT 45 RED OAK 45 Debate Club 45 Stage Crew 3,4. No matter where this body is, the mind is free to wanderf' Ditto Dance National Philoso- 2.2.43 4g Or- Club TERRY ANN TRUEX Ter College Preparatory Girls, Plastics Club lg Bridge Club 2g Spanish Club 35 Junior National Honor Society 23 Or- chestra 4g Music Ap- preciation Club 4. I had a pleasant time with my mind, for it was happyf, GEORGE TIQETKEN College Preparatory Chess Club l,'2.3.4. HSM' everything, overlook a great deal. and correct very little. PRISCILLA TUREK Frankie College Preparatory Gymnastics Club 2, F.T.- A. 3,43 RED OAK 4. The sweetest lady of the time. THOMAS E. UPTON Tom College Preparatory Baseball 1,25 Track 3,4g Aviation Club 2, Chess I Club, Movie Operators, Club 35 College Orienta- tion Club 4. I shall be like that tree - I shall die at the top. l! Watson Girls' Club 4 Secretary 1,2,3, Tis neither you won or lost, but how you played the game. PATRICIA ANN WEBSTER Pat College Preparatory Girls' Gymnastics Club lg Sophomore Dance Club, Instructor 3,45 Red Squad 3, Red Devil Mas- cot 4g RED OAK 4, Sen- ior Play, Junior Playg Sophomore Dance Com- mittee. To be clothed in a suitable vesture. MELVIN A. WEEAST Mel General Football 2,32 Basketball 1, Track l,2,3,4g Ham Radio Club lg Sopho- more Dance Clubg Hi-Y 3,4. Strike when the iron is hot. ANDREA A. VALDEZ Andy College Preparatory Dramatic Club 25 Future Nurses Club 35 Recrea- tional Club 4. The smile that won't wear off. PATRICIA SARAH 0 VALLEY P1ggyC ll P o ege re arato World Affairs Cijub 1,2 3,43 Senior Band and Or- chestra l,2,3,4, HOLLY SPIRIT 3,45 South Jer- sey Regional Band l,2,3, 4, All State Band 2,3,4, All State Orchestra 2,3, 45 South Jersey Regional Orchestra 2,3,4, Sopho- more Dance Committee, Christmas Dance Com- mittee 3g National Junior Honor Society 1,25 Na- tional Honor Societ 3 4. . . . Y 2 Music is feeling, then, not soundf, MARY FRANCES WENDSON Fran General Girls' Gymnastics Club lg Typing Club 2g F.B.L.A. 4, Senior Play. A little nonsense now and then is pleasantf, il , Q 1 A Q . , Q V -., FQ ,e . .... , . , V , I -z if 4 - 'iff' . ..,, ff.. at ar- ROIEIERTA WEIDEL o le e Pre arato Handworkg CILTID Sophomore Dance Club, Photography Club 3, Girls' Plastics Club 4. Good nature is more amiable than beauty. SANDRA LEE WHITE Sandy College Preparatory Typing Club lg Sopho- more Dance Clubg Sopho- more Dance Committeeg Vice-President 3, Parlia- mentarian 45 Junior Playg Christmas Dance Com- mittee 3g Senior Playg RED OAK. Unto the end shall charity endure. NANCY ANN VVEISS General Hanclwork Club 1 3 Sophomore Dance Clubg Photography Club 35 Girls, Plastics Club 4. Great hopes make great menf' H. EDGAR NVENRICH Ed College Preparatory Student Council 1,2,3,4g Tennis Club l,3,4g A Cappella Choir 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Tennis 1,2,3,4g Wrestling 1,25 World Affairs Club 25 Qlg stmas Dance Corn- .i g Q . ' W ii 3. He speaks Smzply, si? se-5? few ,ey L. CHA ' . 1: - Charlie C 0 M: H Wifi Softball A W YSHO i w 2,3,4, C ommitt Stud Council g lg Reere w G-A-A ' 45' Q f -izi f I cried. PATRICIA LYNN WHITMAN Pat College Preparatory Tennis Club lg Sopho- more Dance Clubg F.T.A. 3,45 HOLLY SPIRIT 33 Junior Playg RED OAK 4. Simplicity of char- acter is a virtue to be coveted. GEORGE WIESNER Georgie General Photography Club 1 g Hobby Club 25 Bache- lors' Club 33 Small Crafts Club 4. I,ll live till I die. f. .53 l em , -. I -sw -- : -faftiwil P C GSS 4:2211 D C ,1 iY1i6 '522:wf -1 - i w .:--,,::,, - r 4 t Qcetzafi if if who tryf, 2 555 5ii'5E lL45gQi gg?1i7.ll17,l. '53 'i5naet2es:s:w fg52SgSief2z.::iY nas. resumes. ierisslggttsengmft PHYLLIS ANN Phyllis Business Education Sophomore Dance Com- mittee 5 Neophytes 23 Junior Playg Law Semi- nar Club 3g Christmas Dance Committee 33 A Cappella Choir 3,4-g Red Squad 4: Senior Play. She walks in beauty. WINNER JAMES THOMAS WIXTED Wick Business Education He knew no word as fail. ROBERT ALAN WICNALL Bob College Preparatory Soccer 2g Track 3.4: Chess Club 1.3, Vice President 4. HA gentle- man to the corefl IDAMAY YACONO LAURALEE ELAINE WOLBERT Laura Business Education Future Nurses Club 25 Red Cross Club 35 Teen- age Club 4. MAH attempt equals a successf' THOMAS R. WOLFE Twineli Business Education Football 2,35 Basketball 153,45 Baseball 1,25 Golf 3,45 Junior Playg RED OAK 45 Gymnastics Club 15 Vforld Affairs 2' Basketball Club I 4' Christmas Kay BUDD HARVEY WORRELL Squirrel Business Education Track 1,45 Soccer Club I5 Law Seminar 3,5 Stu- dent Council 35 Hi-Y Club 45 RED OAK 4. Chaos breeds life.'i Color RED pella more tor 3 a face DONALD ARTHUR WVORRELL Billy B Business Education Tennis Club I5 Philoso- phy Club I 25 Law Semi- nar 3,45 RED OAK 4. Invention is the talent of youth. men prefer WILLIAM DAVID WORRELL Will Business Education Boys' State 3: Christmas Dance Committee 35 Stu- dent Council 3,45 Basket- ball 3,45 Basketball Club 35 FBLA 4. HGrow up as soon as you can. It pays? Ida Business Education FBLA 1,25 Knitting Club 35 Law Seminar Club 4. Strength through joy. KENNETH JAMES YOUNG Sweet George College Preparatory Bridge I5 Library 152,35 FTA 1,2,3. So welll go no more a-roving, so late into the night. 5 '-w ,. 1 fi ,, 5 Viii 2 we COLETTE SUSAN WORTH College Preparatory Bible Club 15 Jr. lNorld Affairs Club 25 Bridge Club 35 Teenage Club 45 Neophytes 1,25 Red Squad 3,45 National Jr. Honor Society 1,25 Na- tional Honor Soeiety 3, Secretary 45 Softball 152, 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3545 Stu- dent Council 253,45 HOLLY SPIRIT 3,45 RED OAK 3,45 A Cap- pella Choir Accompanist 3,45 Christmas Dance Committee 35 Girls' State 3. A1l's right with the world! RITA LOUISE YUNG Reeta Business Education Girls' Gymnastics 15 Sophomore Dance Club 25 Psychology Club 33 Teenage Club 4. 'KGood things come in small packagesf' MICHAEL JOHN CASTRO General Speech Club 15 Key Club 2g Football 3g Spanish Club 2g Baseball 1. Great hopes make great men. LYNN IZELLA ZAHA College Preparatory Student Council Qflg Cheerleader 2: Majorette 3, Soloist lg Shakespeare Club +5 Future Nurses Club 33 Junior Play 3: Senior Playg RED OAK 45 Debate Club 2. A smile for everyone, a frown for nonef' STUART RUSSELL HEADMAN Stu Business Education Football 1,2,3,4-3 Track 35 Basketball lg Prom Coin- rnitteenian 3g Science Club 2. 'KI'll take the breaks as they come. 43 -ILDITII ISA-XRBARA ZARLING Judi General Tennis Club lx Psychol- ogy Club 2: Teenage Club Jr. Pick a little, talk a littlefi SONJA ANN NORRIS Business Education THE BYGGNE YEARS 44 CLASS HI TCDRY In the fall of 1960, the erstwhile Freshman Class had its original organization meeting. In the next week, our class ofhcers were chosen: Joyce Hutton, President: Cerhardt LaPresta, Vice President: Larry Fisher. Treasurer: and Colette Wortli, Secretary. In the manner of the most new classes. a somewhat chaste year followed. All of our class undertakings were marked with a spirit of exuberance and enjoy- ment. Our Sophomore year found an almost entirely new set of officers to guide the class. Jack Fadeley, Stan O'Donnell. Joyce Hutton. and Colette VVorth. were the class architects who planned our successful passage into the Junior year. The high spot of our second year was An Evening in Paris, our Sophomore Dance. The spirit of the Class of '64 really burst forth in our Junior year under the leadership of class officers Joyce Hutton, Don Bryan. Shirley lNIantell. and Beth Conn. The Christmas Dance was a resounding success. as was our Junior Play, g4Pure as the Driven Snow, starring Connie Hand and George Scholl. In the realm of sports, the Class of 764 contributed many starters to the football team and was dis- tinctive in that it made up four-hfths of the starting Red Devil Basketball Squad. All-Country stars Bill YVorrell and John Krimmel were at the front of the Devils, highly successful season. The wrestling team had two District Champions from our class in the persons of Jon Rasmuson and Wayne Batten, truly a distinction earned by no other class in the history of our school. But the climax of any class career comes in the Senior year, and ours was the same. An especially energetic slate of class officers was elected, with Don Saunders, Don Bryan, Shirley Mantell, and lieth Conn serving their classmates. Stan O'Don- nell led our football team to a fine season which saw John Krimmel elected to All- County. All-South Jersey. and All-State football teams. Larry Fisher and Wayne Batten co-captained our championship Cross-Country team. In the realm of aca- demic endeavors, Sue Lorenz was a semitinalist in the National lXIerit Scholarship program. with eight other members of our class receiving letters of commendation. The spirit of the Class of '64 was evident in all endeavors. A smashing success was the Class Play, f'The Curious Savage, one of the finest student productions ever at R.V.R.H.S. In the area of athletic spirit, Colette Wortli eaptained the vivaeious Red Squad responsible for student pep. And Red Devil fans had plenty to cheer about, It would be impossible to name a single star of the wrestling team. co-captains YVayne Batten and Jon Rasmuson came closest to fitting the definition. Bill W'orrell, John Krimmel, Ken Young, and Bob Pancoast were the Senior leaders of a fabulous Holly basket- ball squad. which brought honor to the school. The Class of ,64 closed out the year with a beautiful Senior Prom. after our in- formative and enjoyable Wlashington trip. Intellectually. athletically, and socially, it was a class to be admired and to be proud of. 45 In thi , 5 , w len thousand international t ' s modern afre l s of miles can be bridged in a matter of hours, at relations become more important than ever before. For this reason, during the past year I have been a member of your school under the American Field Service Program. What better way is there of gaining an understanding of people. their Customs and their Country, than to live with them? I have gained a better understanding of life in America, not from reading about it, but by being a part of it: and, thanks to many experiences, I will be able to provide rny friends with a better understanding of the American way of life. My year here has been a re- warding and happy one for me: and I truly appreciate and thank my teachers, the Student Clouneil, and all my friends for the help and understanding they have ex- tended to me. Most of all. I would like to thank my second family. They have shared much with me, and I have been happy for it. They shared their lives with me and I, in turn, shared with them f different people, different ideas, but basically the same. II happiness is partly measured by sharingg then I have shared much with you and you have shared with me, and what more could one ask for than this kind of hap- piness? Jose R. Mora Badilla LEFT TO RIGHT: Jose Mora Ba- dilla, Steven Head, Mae Thacher, Connie Hand, Bob Thacher, Jim Thacher. FOREIG H . 2, D, EXCHA GE HWALK TOGETHER AND TALK TOGETHER, ALL YE PEOPLES OF THE EARTH, AND YE SHALL FIND PEACE. - AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE NX ater, San Jose, Cost Up to their usual pranks are Connie Hand and Jack Fadeley, the XVITTIEST pair in 764. Always in the vogue, Pat Web- ster and Dave Aaronson were selected BEST DRESSED in the Senior Class. This suave duo, Joyce Hutton and Steve Head, practice one of the basic fundamentals of being MOST COURTEOUS. This congenial pair, Colette WVorth and Stan O'Don- nell, were selected The MOST POPULAR of the Seniors. 48 WHO'E z 5 E i Q Q Maestros Pat Valley am Vic Cappetta sought thai lost chord and mad Looking ahead into the future are Sue Lorenz and Steve Head, MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED. WHO wt 'B .I JA 1, ' MOST MUSI- ZAL. Val Watson and Krimmel, INIOST LETIC, led the Devils to victory than once this year. Joh n ATH- Red more Sue Lorenz and Steve Head, MOST VITAL TO THE CLASS, display their class spirit with a GO! GO! GO! There's no question that Bobbie Stokes and jack Fadeley are the MOST VERSATILE in the Class of '64, 'ff Joyce Hutton and John Quinn must have waved the most, as they were selected IXIOST FRIENDLY. 49 f My This attractive couple, Barbara Chuisano and Stan O!Donnell. was chosen BEST LOOKING in the Senior class. Studcnt Directors: Anne Craney, Phil Heininiller The Senior Play, NThe Curious Savagei' by John Patrick, was played to capacity audiences on the evenings of December 6 and 7, 1963. Mr. Charles West was the director. The play takes place at i'The Cloistersf' a home for the mentally unbalanced, established and administered by Dr. William Emmett and his head Nurse, Miss Wilhelmina. At the Cloisters live Eve Hguestsw fpatientsl: Florence, Hannibal, Fairy Rlay, Jeffrey, and hlrs. Paddy, But the gentle life of the Cloisters is upset when M1's, Ethel Savage, a millionaire widow, is eomitted by her three foster children f Titus. a pompous politician, Lily Belle, a beautiful but fickle socialite, and Samuel, a humbling, corrupt judge. As a retaliation, Mrs. Savage hides her heirs' inheritance, and frustrates their efforts at every turn to regain it. The climax of the play comes when the inheritance is believed to have been lost altogether in a Fire. The three heirs leave Mrs. Savage for a humble life. But the bonds are restored to Mrs. Savage by a stroke of luek, and Mrs. Savage leaves the Cloisters to regain the world of reality and to live her life with courage. E ICR Prompttr Betty Lou Arnold Stage Xlanager: Jim Green Scttlnff by Toni Campbell THE CAST 'zxmgmmfwu WI ' 0 Ethcl Savage . . . Titus Saxagc . . , Sainuvl Savage , Lily Bviic .... . iDr. Emmett . .. Bliss Xviii1Ci11liIlfl Florvncic ...... Hannibal . . . Fairy Klay . . . Jvffivy .,... . Rfrs. Paddy ., PLAY Dr. fmmel and Niiss Wilhelmma The C ucsts The Washington Monument The Lincoln Memorial 'nnvn T- a an MX WASHI GTO TRIP The Seniors' long-anticipated Washington Trip took place on April 8, 9, and 10. Amidst the traditional sighs of sore feet and fatigue, the spirited group visited such National shrines as the Lincoln Memorial, the Library of Con- gress, the Lee Mansion, and the Smithsonian Institute. The three-day trip terminated as the weary Class of '64 returned to Rancocas Val- ley with hoop-la tales of their journey to the Nation's Capital. i' -R A M ae- 1, ,dy J? ,mm-spa figs? we X 4 W, WM wgfiyz aj asm, lying ggygxqg J m saga 'Wk ylfluze J, 'E' W Q a , ,.2?,,k:wcg.'ffEg 'sE?3 2' if i i ,Q 0 WJ N 1 5 w rwwffff L. rg- EGM 43- f N Wax 2 jgyik f xii? 'Q' if-kwa Ysfigw ffiffww f 3,2522 i .f ff i i QM The JC'fliL'I'Si7I1 lNIcinorial ...- r E Q . A if The Suprmnc Court Clrave of .Iolin F. Kennedy KIay liis uicuiory bc pc-rpctiiatccl in our livarts as il symbol of low- for God. country and all inzxnldnd, tlio foundation upon which Z1 new world inust bv built if our Civilization is to Sl11iX'lX'C... fRiClia1'd Cardinal Cushing l l 2 l llillllliiillllllll 33 3 7 -W- -W.-.W Mw- .Nh w,,,...., W, .... ..,.....k UNDEHCLAS SMEN Cf? HOMEROOM V FIRST ROW: K. Acton, M. Applegate, Pres., D. Abele, G. Ballcs, Mrs. Davis, Adviser, R. Baker, lvl. Allison: C. Albertson, V. Pres., C. Alling. SECOND ROW: T. Alves, J. Ander- scwnx M. Madonici, C. Shontz, D. Allen, M. Eldridge, G. Beals, E. Apetz, Treas. THIRD ROW: G. Lake, F. Beauchamp, Sec., D. Ben- jamin, D. Wilson, J. Berkey, M. Baldwin. T,if7'l- ' I Q JU ICR FIRSY' ROl1f'.' Marilyn Phiffer, Secretary, David Has- son, President, Linda Hancock, Vive President. SEC- OND ROW: Betsy Smith, Treasurer. MW K :E ...- 2:-ag 3 7 1 1 1 . M A f '....,,. Q J :S---ee :ff- HOMEROOM 100 FIRST ROW: P. Kelly, M. Chafeyg M Byler, B. Brown, Mr. Oschell, Adviser J. Bower, L. Bussom, H. Hopper, N Childers. SECOND ROW: G. Eatlcy W, Chapman, R. Burd, M. Campbell F. Broy, C. Blue, K. Conroy, R. Can- tagallog THIRD ROW: R. Budd, L Ellis, D. Rainey, G. Donnelly, G. Clous- ton, F. Casano, T. Caden, C. Chase, E Guell. HOMEROOM 100A FIRST ROW: E. Buckingham, B. Rich L. Cliver, L. Cole, Mr. Tettis, Adviser R. Danley, lNI. Covert, T. Ferraro, L Clapper. SECOND ROW: R. Croche- tiere, J. Nagle, G. Cucugliello, J. Cliver, D. Conover, M. Conelly, D. Daniels, S. Corn, R. Shellene. THIRD ROIV C. Dobovieh, J. Harris, K. Conklin, E Crowley, C. Chitester, C. Lajkowicz, L Cooper, C. Crozier. FOURTH ROW: DeMontigney, W. Dillinger, G. Cor- coran, R. Danter, D. Hasson, WV. Daniel R. Davis. hh 1 HOMEROOM 105 FIRST ROW: C. Orvold, N. Gordon, A. Washington, J. Gourley, Mrs. Chance, Adviser, R. Gill, S. Fort, J. Gardner, I. Gale. SECOND ROW: R. Forker, D. Ellis, M. Gettinger, C. Grant, J. Gilling- ham, B. Garwood, W. Griffith, R. Gosizk, R. Goulet. THIRD ROW: H. Groves, D. Hall, D. Giannascoli, L. Giberson, H. Groves, L. Gsell, G. Fullerton, R. Wallis, G. Gray, D. Hankin, HOMEROOM 104 FIRST ROW: B. Haines, C. Valdez, J. Bernard, L. Hancock, Mr. VVest, Adviser, C. Heath, E. Danscr, G. Danser, D. DiCarlo. SECOND ROW: W. Fisher, G. Durr, P. Felkel, S. Ohl, L. Hancock, P. Gray, G. Everton, O. DiDomenico, S. Ardin. THIRD ROW: D. Fowler, M. Priester, A. Etty, B. Eckman, R. Firth, W. Evans, C. Parker. FOURTH ROW: C. Evans, T. Fleagle, M. Eldrcd, T. Farr, W. Powell, D. Ferrell. HOMEROOM 202 FIRST ROIVJ C. Jamison. H. John- son. C. Jolws. L. Lizoltv. R111 lNlac'zko H. Caclmi. S. Kcalin. S. Kurnplc. L Kuinple.-. S'I:'l.'O.YD ROIV: R. La IIlC'1'f'. E. K3JUC'hllli. S. Johnson. K fXIc'KniHhI. ll. Johnson. L. Kline. J flZLVElI l3llgll. R. Kimlilc. C. Scng THIRD ROIV: B. Kirchvr. R Kc-sslcr. If Kellogg. S. Yogi, B Kranimx K. Kurhinski. P. Lciilmncr. C. SplVCy. FOURTH ROIV: B. Laf- lcy. E. Bird. B. Legnani. R. Lane. HOMEROOM 1 15 FIRST ROW: S. Lohan. E, Hullings J. Lovclancl. C. Larc, Mr. Davis, C Hughes. P. Shafer, K. Leary, M Leap. SECOND ROW: R. Macin- tosh, L. Lilcthy, R, Luethy, P. Neu- bcrt, S. Casselbury, N. LaFlcur. P LaPrcsta, C. Marvum. THIRD ROW. D. Holtz, S. Saluga, R. James, H Lopcz, B. Jones, C. English, A. Lopez FOURTH ROW: M. Lopez, A. Mat- thews, T. Lyndc. VV. Johnson, S Saynisch, J. Manno, J. Hcclgcpeth HOMEROOM 208 FIRST ROW: E. Murray. F. Mason, J. Lynskcy. S. lkfolloy. Miss Morris, Nl. Whshington, M. Lyons, C. Mrmcire, Morincy, SECOND ROW: J. Nforan. C. l.cx'ardsc'ri. C. Rlastcrton, S. Xlcllon. C, lXlinn'i', Nfasyn, W SlJl'Ili'Cl'. THIRD ROPV: W. hlcasley R. Nlillur. l, YN'orkIr1:1n, NI. Rirh, J, Lyiiain. R. NIc'Cill, HOMEROOM 209 FIRST ROW: -I, Courh. C, Bedford E. Anderson. Y, Olvcclu. Klr. lXIc- Nelis. L. Kloran. D, Nippins. S. Os- born, S. Kepner. SECOND ROIVJ B. lNIurpl1y. C. O'Neil. Bforin, R Cook. M, Palmer. P. Pnssalaqua. J Palante. C. Laikas. TIIIRD ROW P. Palethrope. S. LaFever. E. Ferris A. lXIorroxx'. B, lXIowry. L. Norton. C Bforris. FOURTH ROIV: BI, Novak, H. Blake. D. Parker. L. Morris. A Neisz. ll, Gibson. A. Holman. HOMEROOM 222 FIRST ROW': K, Leinbach. B. Smith, S. Russell. E. Russell, Mrs. Ames, J. Sprow, C. Srhneider. S. Shirnp, V. Cramer. SECOND ROW: R. Sar faty, D. Stackhouse. Simpkins, L. Runner, C. Rudegeair. D, Sigmund, L. Schultz, Snlith. THIRD ROW: R. Shemelia. H. Bozarth, D. Smith, D. Simpson. B. Spennato. D. Smith, R. Shemelia. FOURTH ROW: W. Simkins, Sherman. D. Stablcr. vrfsgix.-. B l.ffTiiw.- 4 1 . ' .Tiff f' HOINIEROOM 218 FIRST ROUL' R. Santana. Poin- sett. B. Petroski. S. Bef-he, Sir. YValsh B. Powers. D. Phillips Reining- ton, B. Reid. SECOND ROW: B Poiter, P. Prickett, D. Szalnia. S Ranken. M. Ragland, N. Pinkerton D. Rogers. Wk Sampson, P. Caruso THIRD ROW: T. Tighe. YV. Pinkett W. Baldridge. BI. Phifer. K. Rambo A, Ratliff, WV. Reynolds, R. Rock hill. FOURTH ROW: J. Powell. J Hahn, S. Svchafer, P. Trojak. V Scott. B. Rossell. HQMEROOM 230 l 1If.S'Y' ROW: P. YVilIian1s. I.. Vitro I . Russ. YYm'lh. Sir. HwfTman. Ad riser. E. YY4-lldell. S. YYalte1's, K Yeung. C. YYc11th-Il. SI?C.'O.YD HOU' D. Bridge, C. YVCNJ, L. Whitznorc I. XYurrelI. Sheppard, P. Bh-ice, A Ihlntting. Y. Hunter. T. XN'm-dhaln THIRD RUIV: J. YVatts. R. Valen tim-. G. YYrwlfro1n, Trout. CQ. XVar irk, hfnrgner, N. Vuwrhees. FOURTH ROIV: YV. Brown, H. W'il- , sun. R. XN'right. G. Cox. E. Whey, L XVilson, XYilsr1n. L. 'Wyllie HOMEROOM 224 FIRST ROW: V. Heller, NI. Thomas B. Tidswell, J. Stevens, Treas.g hir Matarese, Adviserg H. Stevenson, I. Steinmetz, Trignani, Pres.g C. Truex SECOND ROPV: G. Trout, R. Sedwiek D. Stellwag, M. Shinn, D. Bessler, F Tofts, Seng Suhanich, R. Sedwiek THIRD ROW.' M. Lemonte, R Stockum, J. Thomas, R. Brewster, T Braham, D. Somers, J. Ferrell FOURTH ROW: J. Stevens, M. Tha- cher, T. Sweeney, T. Swenson. . .... .. . . Thr- mg Day ss Junior Rings FIRST ROW: KI. Baldwin, H. Wilson, E. Kapchuk, L. Moran. N. Childers, C. Hughes, K. Claggett, G. Seng, G. Harbula. SECOND ROPVJ C. Shontz, C. Truex, KI, Camp- bell, D. Ellis, K. Lare, C. Lajkowicz, C. Alling, D. Abele, THE CAST JB. Sarah .. Children . Childers, Gene Seng, Pat Shafer. God .....,. Devil ......, Comforters . . . Eeknian Street Wlallier ........ Newspaper Reporters . . . Polieeiuen ,,.,....... Cieil Defense Offieers . . . Old Hagsv ........,.. . Campbell. Blarie Koury, Moran, Diane Ellis. Soldiers ..........., Student Directors . . . P. Felkel, NI. Koury, P. Shafer. THIRD ROIV: B. Ecknian. B. Eyans. B. Wright. M. Eldred. R. Lane, D. Hasson. R. Kessler, Sherman, D. Minis, T. Alves, B. Murphy, R. Budd. Cn Kfarch 5th, 6th, and 7th, the Junior Class presented 'lJ.B. JU by Archibald lXlaeLeish. The Class of '65 presented its play on three Consecutive nights and enjoyed great success. The stage set- ting of the play attracted the glances of all, since no scenery was used. The Junior Class indeed put forth a great effort for their play and were well rewarded by its oyerwhelniing success. J.B. surrounded by the i'Old Hagsq God and the Devil David Hasson Chris Lajkowiez, Carole Alling Gene Harbula, Cynthia Truex, Nancy .. Ron Kessler Richard Lane .. . Kiike Eldred, Teddy Alyes, Brian PatFelkel . . . . . Earl Kapehuk, Bill Nfurphy Marc Baldwin, Howard Wilson . . . . . . Don Riiius, John Sheruian Dot Abele, Kfargaret Kathy Lare. Kathy Claegett, Linda . . . . Roger Budd, Robert Wiight Karen Kuehinski, Kfartha Byler On the eold night of December l5, the Junior Class presented its annual Christmas Dance. The theuie this year was Babes in Toylandf, and the decoration eouuuittee headed by Kathy Claggett transported everyone to the North Pole as soon as they entered. The puppets, trains, and alphabet bloeks established a mood of gaiety and cheerful- ness. The refreslunent eouuuittee, headed by Mary Ann Applegate and an able Junior advisor, Mrs. Annes, provided the dancers with soft drinks and homemade Cookies. The guests were welcomed by a receiving line Composed of the class oflieers and Mrs. Kaleholl. The Mello-Tones, who provided the music, and a stuffed teddy-bear, the door prize, rounded out the evening. CHRI TMAS pp, CE KA: N 0 C9 ix ! -2'5 'YT'- J , ,.f,..., , Iv lf X ,XY f sv ,f Mina A! mf' ,AX HOMEROOM V-1 FIRST RQYY: S. Florlciewiez, Nl. Baratta. K. l.imtte, J. Allen. Miss Bragg. Aclviscr, C. Atkinson, See.: Arun, D. Anclersrmn, K. Atkinson. SECOND ROW: T, Re-gn, Treas., G. llarcuin, Baker. RI. Gates. E. Alielow. K. .-Xclwek, BI. Becker. D. Alexander. J. Bartlett. TIIIRD ROHL' KI. Anter. D. Arnstrcvng, H. Beckwith. L. Rrwlir. F. Adams, K. Archer, Pres.: H. Reich, YV. Stack- house. 5253 :HQ A 5935. 1-4. . 5 f..swsx.maw GPHG ORE LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Smith, Treasurer, Don Crane, President, Diane Hasson, Secretary, Joe Beier- sehmitt, Vice President. A ..ii3iwQiw fF?gss??W3m1ii. V . ,H wwf. My . I 4 fia.gsw.:sag.- Lsv.Jkezf'...:- . i f 1 L l HOMEROOM V-3 FIRST ROW: L. Kraft, C. lN1cDowell, A. MeCleery, B. Graham, Mr. Powell, Adviser, E. Lucas, M. Rigg, Sec., D. Leap, B. Rwgers. SECOND ROW: J Mingin, F. Miller, V. Choate, M. Le- Fever, C. Kuliek, J. Biarshall, L Starnper, C. Mieciche. THIRD ROW: J. Kenney, R. Clevenger, E. Becker, M King, Prcs,g G. Mazzuco, E. Stafford Vice-Pres., R. Miller, G. Melfy, Treas. 1 HOMEROOM V-6 FIRST ROW.' E. Peak, J. Peters, Sec.: Rl. Payne. H. Patsovrakos, Treas.: J. Osworth. R. Price. S, Phil- lips. BI. Roche, L, Peluso. SECOND ROW: G. Scott, D. Orvold, F. Stan- sell, T. Steinberg. C. Rogers. B. Reed, L. Pensingcr. E. Palmer, J, Rogers, SC. Rep.: THIRD ROW: L. Sager, J. Rybka. H. Mille1', VV. Richman, D. Pugh, T. Rudegeair. L. Powell. V. Przezdecki. FOURTH ROW: XV. Powell. S. Price. J. Powell. M. Kotu- lak, W. Price, R. Rossi, Pres., F. Ruble. HOMEROOBI 106 FIRST ROW.' C. Kelly. B. Joyce M. Hastings, N. Hayes, lXlr. Peebles, L. Heiser, J. Kimble. M. Hulse, D Hutchinson. SECOND ROW.' R. Stormo, L, lN'IacFarland, S. Nash, A. Jones, N. Swenson. l. llinitch, L. Johnson. P. Leary. THIRD ROW J. Little, C. lylahan, L. Goolrnan, C. Hillman. L. Johnson. K. Hayel, W. McDowell. FO URTII ROW: J Liebner. F. Luckenlmill, YV. Blum, O. Newman, K, lXlacCartney, P. Mc Lean, T. McAleer. D. Davis, H. Gar- rison. HOMEROOM 103 FIRST ROW: T. Gallagher, P. Sweeney, Treas.g D. Hullings, Sec., M. Gould. Bliss LeDonne, J. Gerber, H. Gartland. F. Garkovich, D. Som- mers, SECOND ROW: E. Howkey, R. Fuller, Nl. Goodwin. Y. Fraizer, A, Gerts, G. Stayton. M. Stemmer- mann, L. Gentile, B. Heady. THIRD ROW.' D. Crain, Hasson, A. Steitz, G. Jackson, L. Tillman. R. Hankins. WV. Hunt, R. Hrulny. FOURTH ROW.' R. Harris, Vice Pres., F. Krom. Pres.g M. Henry, M. Haines, B. Heller, N. Lamb. HQMEROQM 109 FIRST ROl1 .' BI. Schultz, B. Shemeley SCC.. Spalone. G. Sessions. Kliss Sinton, Aclyiser. K. Smith, Pres, D. Sampson. D. Saxton, G. Shinn. SECOND ROW: D. Smires, N. Rueh, V. Shoulders, A. lyfoore, M. Hicks, L. Smith. Treas.. M. Jones. D. Smith. THIRD ROlV.' D. Seaman. A. Sliinn. Simmons, KI. Harkett, KI. Sable, E. Staluler. John- son. FOURTH ROWS' T. Ruf, D, Sehuler, H. lX1eGill, If. Small. D. W'yllie. KI. Shimp. FIFTH ROW: G. Scott, D. Schutt, G. Seatolini, V. Pres., L, Seth, Byrd, H. Os- mond. i .. Q 4- Q .aw --f - ' 3 HOMEROGM 108 FIRST ROW: D. Sydnor, I. Morgan, Pres. P. Hampton, G, lN1einzer, Mr. Rush, G. OlGon nor, Treas., D. Hasson, B. Greenwald, L. Mar kle. SECOND ROW.' T. Morse, F. Ott, L. Lon- teen, Nunn, Pondish, R. Sykes, D. Phillips L. Poinsett. THIRD ROWY B. Matthews. R Wlright, F. lklorgan, G. Miller, L. Taylor, R Plotts, G. Mehringer, B. Grifhth, D. O'DonnelI V. Pres. FOURTH ROW.' T. Morse, G. Hein ingway, J. Sutherland, R. Lee. K. Murphy, YV Drago, R. Hubbs, J, Karpiak, R. Musick. mammal . 1 HOMEROOM 113 FIRST ROW.' D. Harrison, G. Evans, G Schwolinski, P. Ferris, D. Hoke, M. Drake, NI Furne, G. Demliy, G. Deniliy. SIfCO.YD RO H . A. Fenimore, A. Gray, P. Dries. D. Harris, Drolmerg, D. Traver, R. Emmons, P. Tiver. THIRD ROW: J. Taylor, G. Farr, D. Harris B. Grammer, Hamilton, J, Dinimiek, T Dunn. FOURTH ItOW'.' K, Bllierson, Gil' bert, G. Forshey, D. Pierce, J. Fitzwater, H. Ev- ersheim, A. Endicott, B. Edgar, J. Entwistle H. Griffin. s v n HOMEROOM 200 FIRST ROW: S. Trout, S. O. Brown, B Bowker, B. Bennett, Miss Brown, K Phelps, D. Benson, J. Borden, R. Bern ard. SECOND ROW: J. Berkey, V. Bat ten, V.P., A. Brown, Treas., B. Bowker N. Bouchard, See., C. Boxer, S. W Brown, R. Cantagalla. THIRD ROW: R Carpenter, J. Campagna, K. Brown, W Turek, A. Busha, A. Biggs, M. Calderaro FOURTH ROW.' C. Boogher, Beir- shmitt, Pres., W. Brown. 35553355 . 1 ll.f 4162 2 i HOMEROOM 214 FIRST ROW: P. Lalkas, P. Wingate, D. Thompson, K. Woertz, Mrs. Yutz, B. Tomaino, D. Wills, S. Tuetken, D. George. SECOND ROW: K. Zelley, C. Tuno, M. Wolfe, B. Yelito, D. Warwick, Tuno, Wilson, R. Williams. THIRD M. Whitfield, L, Van Sciver, M. Weldon, D. Webb, M. Morton, Wengert, D. Wiesner. FOURTH ROW: S. Worth, P. Wendel, D. Yurewicz, R. Walraven, Butler, W. Wishart, K. Michael, Woolston. iw mm 1. ,,.3a,W.i... .. .V FIRST Burton, Buczek, HOMEROOM 204 ROW: R. Bowker, C. Coulson, L. Mr. Cooney, J. Brandt, See., C. Vice P., A. Ewan, S. Burns. SEC- OND ROW: B. Conlee, D, Collins, S. Brown, Clatts, ton, J. son, Pr M. Branin, R. Christensen, F. D. Cilver. THIRD ROW: B. Cot- Coeuzza, W. Wagoner, B. Clement- es., B. Ward. E Q F 3 5 x HOMEROOM U5 HOMEROOM 226 FIRST ROW: N. Crochetiere, D. Young. L. Campbell. G. Conte, Mr. Hess, B. Buzzolli, D. Callan, B. Ca- hall, W. Denning. SECOND ROW: J. Dcrra, P. Campbell, L. Conrey, P. Tselilqis, Mayne, D. Bussom, N. Carr. Culuuliello. THIRD ROW: YV. Dcrnby, K. Crmnan. L. Cooney, C. Coolbaugh, M. Byharn. S. Nlagnan, R. Dellinger. FOURTH ROW: J. Danscr. P. DePreter. D. Crane, D. Jones, G. Dairicls, Stevens. FIFTH ROW: J. Davis, J. Dickinson, J. Kala- bus, D. Bowker, G. Mellon. rfvxifwf Q15-Q2-Q ' :F1f1'l-Zum.. uczfr--3-' . .........--Q away! FIRST ROll': li. Penirnore. P. Gil bert. l. Haxqzor, B. Cahall, Nlr. Re II1Cl'ZliY. L. Stratis. O. Powers, L. Mc'D.mell. R. Farr. SECOND ROW E. Lamb, ll. Storey, V. O'Rourke, J. Harper. D. Gsell, J. Chalmers. 68 Q. - T- p BUS DEPARTURE CPHC CRE DANCE On Friday evening, November 1, the Class of 1966 sponsored the second school dance of the year. The theme for the occasion was HHarvest Cotillionf' The mood was set by the colorful decorations and enhanced by the music of the Melo-tones. Those sophomores who contributed a great deal in the production of the Cotillion were Don Crane, Pat Sweeney, Joe Beierschmitt and Christi Atkinson. They helped to earn for their class the honor of making more money from the dance than any other previous sophomore group. HOMEROOM C-1 FIRST ROW.' M. Watson, S. Boudinot, B. Brueck, W. Bagwell, Mr. Ridgway, Adviser, M: Allen, T. Cranmer, M. Bodine, P. Ben- net. SECOND ROW.' K. Burleigh, M. Bates, P. Barber, J. Bailey, NI. Acton, NI. Britton, R. Bender, Sec., R. Younginger. THIRD ROW: G. Blackwell, K. Atherton, Vice Pres., M. Baker, R. Anderson, Treas., D. Blecharczyk, P. Bradshaw, C. Arnold. FOURTH ROW: C. Cameron, B. Bozarth, V. Brown, A. Bobo, C. Bly, P. Bly, H. Bell, J. Buck, Pres. FIFTH ROW: R. Tees, S. Brinser, B. Baum, M. Saynisch. nf 1 ::Q-r-Q 70 FRE FIRST ROW: James Thacher, President, Jeff Scheckter i ' Treasurer, Paula Scully, Vice President, SECOND E ROW: Kyle Moran, Secretary. . V - E l HOMEROOM C-2 FIRST ROW: L. Capio, C. Coulter, B. Crain, S. Cline, Mr. Oppedisano, Adviser, M. Camp- bell, T. Buckage, B. Call, D. Damico. SECOND ROW: E. Campbell, R. A. Couch, O. Colborn, S. Csere, T. Casalaspro, L. Bull, Pres., S. Cas- suppe, Sec., C. Bryant. THIRD ROW: C. Clark, W. Cosaboom, G. Coulter, D. Jones, G. Cliver, L. Clement, W. Crawley. FOURTH ROW: R. Danley, D. Cathcart, W. Challender, Treas., R. Coolbaugh, V. Pres., E. Curlis, R. Cole. FIFTH ROW: R. Clevenger, A. Danley M. Crowshaw, Ossi, P. Cooke, Chowlewa. J HOMEROOM M-1 FIRST ICOlf1f : YY. Fvrraro, WV. l crrarrm. H. De- Muuguia. D. Fasslucudcr. Mr. Hilbert. Adviser, B. Fleck, L. liriimrniis. A. Flcxxvcrs. YV. Ferguson. SECOND ROIV: lf. Faulkncr, L, Emig, K. Fvimcll, K. Ifalzmiv. S, fIK'lIlHllllC1'. M. Palsune. M. Evert. P. lfiidirutt. TIIIRD ROIV: A. Dc- lluuguia. Slater. S. Ifurkm' C, Uvlqiii. B. Dippel, B, Evans, Fislicr. FOURTH ROIVJ A. Davcuport. R. Cizirrou. K. Farkas. XI. lflirk- auger. BI. Eldridge. R. Dr'Napcmli, R. l 1'am'vsc'o. FIFTH ROW: L. lfiiglancl. K. Farkas. Tlimiias Van 'Wi1ilile, S. Eutwistlc, French, Swv' HOMEROOM 1 10 FIRST ROW: M. Hatfield, C. Hampton, Sec., N. Grifiu, KI. Harkius, Miss Lust, Adviser, K. Hall. A. Cross. F. Greenberg, D. Hciser. SECOND ROW: J. Harris, L. Harris, J. Haney, P. Guodrrian, R. Heir, J. Haacke, Pres., L. Harris. J. Haines. F. Stidfolc, Trcas. THIRD ROPV: L. Hcisscrmzm, K. Haines, J. Hartley, R. Hauth, C. Heleva, T, Hines. HOMEROOM V-2 71 FIRST ROW: A. Garron. E. F1'CL1llCI1l7Cl'Hf'1'. N. Fuwler. D. flarrisrm, Blrs. Xvliflll. Acl- viscr. J. Frcudoubcrgcr. M. Gartlaud. Y. Garriswri, P. Golnlcu. SECOND ROIVJ KI. Grcgwrowicz, C. Ccorgv. C. Heimuillvr. N. Gettiuger, L, Port. KI, Fux. S. Cost. R. Goldy. TIIIRD ROIV: R. Goulet. N. Ciruss. C. Garrison. P. Becker-. 55 i HOMEROOINI 203 FIRST ROW: D. Luethy, D. Low- ery, S. Lore. M. Lewis, J. LaForest E. Lanclwehr. D. Lopez. Pres., M Lontcen, W. Leary. SECOND ROW M. Lehan, F. lXfIarvel. S. Lawton, RI. Hearon, adviser, IXI. Luna. S. Lopez, R. Snyflcr, J. Layman. THIRD ROW M. Lyons, P. Levardsen. I. Legnani V. Lee. C. lNIeIntyre, D. LaPresfa lil. McDaniel. FOURTH ROW: M Kuchinslti, R. Marshall. V. Pres., K Martin, D. Luethy, H. Lucas. ' , !s WVF' HOMEROOM 1 11 FIRST ROVV: J. Krom, P. Krachun, Treas., A. Holland, B. Hirschlcin, I. Hollingsheacl, adviser, D. Jones, G. Ingling, D. Cobb, P. Hulse. SEC- OND ROW: E. Kelly, L. Ladjcsky, President, L. Holmes. C. Jones, C. King, C. Huber, A. Hunt, E. Jones. THIRD ROW: W. Hunt. M. Hoag- land, D. Jurgia, Sec., E. King, M. Kowal, R. Kinney, D, King. FOURTH ROW: S. Jones, Vice- Pres., R. Human, L. Kuteh, D. Jor- dan, R. Hocutt, Homan. FIFTH ROPV: F. Jacobsen, B. Klepaclci, G. Zanonc, G. Bonser. . M , .... ... we 1.-er 'BWV' A. 5 K .v . - t w .- .. .... . I 5 . nn Il 'nd'13 anvil? 72 HOMEROOM 206 FIRST ROW: R. Rainey. LI. lXIit- chell, E. Major, B. McDowell, lXlrs. Forrester, C. Kfarlile. N. Hloore. K. Nloran, J. Mason. SECOND ROW: L. Nlitehell, Ll. lvlollcr, B. McCabe K. Kforris, SCC., D. Naylor, RI. Blic- ciche, K. Murray, M. Mitchell. THIRD ROW: B. lNIaynard, S. Bla- lqin. D. McNamara. Pres., B. Nash N. lWallon. D. lviorrow, J. Mcasley. FOURTH ROPV: N. lXIassena, A. Michael, J. Miller, T. Mattingly, K. lklasterlun. B. Mengcl. FIFTH ROW: YV. lXlc'NIal1cw11. hlohn. L. lXIille1'. J. Misdeo. . ...... ..., me ........ . . l l l l HOMEROOM 207 FIRST ROW: L. Oatman. D. Old- ham. T. Parker. D. Olveda. Weeks. N. Nriclc-ii. R. Nunn. A. Newsome, T. Nfurray. SECOND ROW: Pal- lante. Treas.: J. Nutt. E. Oatman. J. Peters. S. Phillips. B. Phillips. S. Phil- lips. P. Perkins. TIIIRD ROW: L. Perinchief. S. Newer. Sec.: J. Pallante. T. Phelan. R. Beiwo, A. Nimdemus. J. Pierce. FOURTH ROW: P. Pin- kerton. G. Niehfwlas. YV. Nutt, YV. Phillips. G. Phelps. A. Parker. FIFTH ROl'V.' NI. Niurpliy. Pavie. YV. Nixon. B. Newell. R. Peak. in - ...... .Z . . s . J . gf. . ' 1 HOMEROOM 213 FIRST ROW: V. Scott, N. Sampson E. Sawyer, C. Schuendorf, hir. Brun ner, P. Shaw, D. Skeenes, P. Shaw, D. Shenlelia. SECOND ROW'.' L Shafer. C. Sinimis. J. Sandusky. P Scully. P. Saxton. J. Seng. I. Shaf fer. C. Shearer. J. Schultz. J. Shull THIRD ROW: J. Sfhupp, D. Semen D. Seth. XV. Skulsky. Senwesky, Y Simmons, N. Snycler. R. Smith. F Srliuyln-r. FOIIRTII ROIV.: M. NIC Eliwy. R. Siinkins. SC'l1XYC1'lZlC1'. I2 Srhniicll. fi. Srlilnisser. B. SL'llXX'Z1l'lZ. H. Smith. HOMEROOM 212 FIRST ROW: RI. Ritter. E. Rambo S. Ridgell. H. Price. E. RatlifT. L Pulcinello. Y. Pres.: A. Rigg, J. Rich- ards. SECOND ROW: J. Russell Sec.: T. Plotts. L. Rupinsnn. H. Ross B. Prictkett. P. Powell. D. Riley. R Rye. THIRD ROW: S. Pike, B. J Sarfaty, K. Raleigh. J. Prickett, S hfathews. J. Quicksall. S. Rcmlles FOFRTH ROW: D. Ramsey. B. Put- nam, T. Rambo, D. Brooks, J. Seheck- ter, Treas.: R. Rogers. FIFTH ROW H. Santana. VV. Parker. T. Ratlifl' J. Sage, B. Sapp. Pres. s W Q A5 . . HOMEROOM 228 FIRST ROW: R. White, F. Wolf. S. Reider, B. XVillia1ns. Mr. R. Petersen, C. Wbods, P YYylIic:, W'illiams. SECOND ROW: L YViIliams. Wfwculston, L. Worth. M. Wcidel .'X. Vrtzel. S. YVils0n, N. VVilson. B, VVor rvll. J. Cheneharik. THIRD ROW: A I XYf1ertz. R. Tiiwi. B. Zellman. R. Walker. D. YYils0n. P. Yuos, Whiocl. R. Voorhees. FOIYCTII ICUVV: T. VVishart, F. Wingate, D. YVult'rcm1. J. XVest. B. YVest. K. VVendel QI. Yerner. FIFTH ROW: C. XYebh. F. WVU kc-rsun. HOMEROGM 216 FIRST ROIV: R. Smyth, L. YN'alker, Vive- Presitlent, C. W'eher, D. Spotts. hir. Fairhrrrth- er, Adviser, S. Spivey, D. Thomas, A. Rouse, D. Lzllkzis. SECOND ICUHT Thztfher, C. Sum- mers. L. Smith. Seeretary, K, Truex, O, Smith, E. Tztyhwr. D. Smith. D. Stone. TIIIRD ROIV: J. Sutton. R. Nihert. M. VVehh, .-X. Thompson, P. Thompson, Treasurer, NI. Tornich, W. Sprmvl. FOURTH RUVV: R. Rich, N. Touzell. Vrhan. P. Spenfer. Tallman. F. Sullivan, FIFTH ROPV: H. Stratton, President, YV. Stoekum, F. Tarrant, H. Stcllway. Student Council welcomes Freshmen at The Wfelcmne Dance. FRE HME PARTY The Nitty Critty pl' Crossfire! Not Exactly Beethoven The Freshman Class luarty was giv- en on Friday, Ontobcr ll, 1963. An enthusiastic niajority of tho approxi- niatcly live hundred Frvslnnen at- tendcd their initial class function hold in the Girls, Gym. The succictss of this Class function is a positivc indication of thc- hne spirit and lcaclc-rship found in the Class of '67, a truc C11-dit to our high school. ,- ACTIVITIE S ,MQ.f,,g fr .J I JE. - I A 4 v. S .. ij A. 3 1 -g.::1,-:..s -wg A-.Qs ,- .- if 'zmlizkfk V - xl Gsvzwi ix Q . . K Q 1 M Z 4 If 2 -f Q--1f f W ' rw-Ltd 1 :www 1, if ':-E-A 5 H55 ix K. iM 1? 3 . ,Q 4,?' TUDE T LIFE iq . K 'K ff My CIENCE FAIR ,nfl-s x A X ACCOUNTING ART AVIATION BACHELCR BIBLE BOATING BOATING QSMALI, CRAFTD BRIDGE I BRIDGE II CAMP COUNSELING CHESS I CHESS II 82 I 1 l l If 4 5 E E Is E f Q CLUB I CHOIR CGIN COLLEGE ORIENTATION CREATIVE WRITING FRENCH FOOTBALL CGRADE 9 sl 105 F,B.L.A. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS FUTURE NURSES FUTURE TEACHERS GYMNASTICS CBOYSD HAM RADIO REPRESENTATIVES -II-Y QNITTING JAXV SEMINAR JIBRARY MASS PRODUCTION VIATHEMATICS NIUMBER THEORY ?LASTICS QGIRLSD ?OETRY SEMINAR QECREATIONAL GAMES UDING SHAKESPEARE SOPHOMORE DANCE SPANISH STAMP TEENAGE QBOYS K GIRLSD TENNIS TYPING CGRADE 95 WEIGHT TRAINING XVORLD AFFAIRS I XVORLD AFFAIRS II PLASTICS MODELS 83 CLUBS i I ,V,:zWA-Qzviffzkff'-f ww, , ,H ,,.mwwwa1ma4lmnz-msc TUDE LEFT TO RIGHT: George Beals, Vice President, Shirley Mantell, Treasurer, Mr. Hoke, Adviser, George Scholl, Parliamentarian: Blarilyn Pheiffer, Secretary: Steven Head, President. REGULARS FIRST ROW: KI. Rogers. D. Ratlilll, E. Sawyer, J. Osworth, D. Huke, N. Miller, B. Williams, K. Moran, R. Bernard. SECOND ROW: C. Kelly, N. Ruch, R. Heit. C. Wlorth, G. Wlehln, D. Blecliarezyk, S. Kepner, K. Atkinson. THIRD ROW: B. Stokes, J. lklcwran, L. Perinchief, T. Cassalaspro, J. Cliver, L. Smith, P. Gray. FOURTH ROW: C. White, S. vwawmmnwm- at Lawton, N. Pinkerton, NI. Hoagland, P. DePreter, L. Run ner, C, Jcmlfmsfm. FIFTH ROVV: D. O'D0nnell, D. Hassan G. Fwrshey, E. Wlenrieh. lNT. Baldwin, B, Innes, J. Facleley SIXTH I3OW.' S. O'Donnell, T. Sweeney, R. Corn, YV YVorrell, NI. Gottsehalk, D. Saunders, G. Maceuzzo. OU GIL This year, under the supervision of oflicers, Steven Head, George Beals, Marily'n Pheif-lier, Shirley Mantell, and George Scholl, and faculty advisers Mr. Hoke, and hir. Osworth, the homeroom representatives of Student Council maintained a fine record of service to the student body. Many of the duties performed by the Student Council are so much a part of school life that they are overlooked by mostg however, their absence would be very obvious. The simple task of holding the doors between classes is one of these func- tions. Another is providing a receptionist to greet visitors and to sell shakers, pencils, bookcovers, and other items which promote school spirit. Suggestions from students concerning improvements in school facilities and policy are discussed at the meetingsg and whenever advisable, action is taken. Bach year Student Council presents a full-length feature film to raise money. This year the film The Sea Hawk starring Errol Flynn, was enjoyed by the student body. Another function of Student Council is sponsoring social events. The Welcome Dance and the Sadie Hawkins Dance, as well as the noon-time dancing and dances after basketball games, were presented during the school year. Student Council also sponsores a Foreign Exchange Student when financially capable. This year our foreign student was Jose Mora Badilla from Costa Rica. Student Council has again proven to be an effective link between the student body and the Administration, and an equally effective promoter of school spirit and cooperation. ALTERNATES FIRST ROW: M. Koury, B. Reid, L. Zaha, L. Fort, M. Coolbaugh, S. Ohl, C. Blue, K. Elberson, W NIcDowtll Hoke, J. Hutton, K. Phelps, S. Shimp. SECOND ROW: FOURTH ROW: H. Blake, J. Verner, R. Walraych B W. Batten, B. Nash, B. Lord, E. Leuthy, P. Sweeney, Gingrich, B. Worrell, G. Conoran, W. Price R Price D Worth, B. Tidswell. THIRD ROW: J. Bucks, R. Miller, C. Hankin. I nEI 4Xul!W. 75: 5 ,. Sf!! 52451 Selection lor memlnersliip lo the National Honor Society is one VMS' X ' Rf3'3SU536553Y52'35 T M if X X QLQJ of the higliest honors during his Junior and Senior vegirs in high seliigok The 013 Soeietx' V V Seholarsliip, Service, Lvgclership, the basis for seleetlon of members. From all , leeffllflglse requirements, A maxi- mum of fifteen per eentiof -Ql1 I'1lQ.1'1S55IlCl five per Cent of the iumors are elected to the New members elected Qnrgggired include Nfary Noble, Carl Rigg, Roby Gooclw11i,iifQmi3 X ifnmel, Beverly Kanyok, kathy f - ' VJ koxval, Tim Simons, and Don By n. 2, ATIO AL HO CJR OCIETY FIRST ROPV: S. Nfantell, Treasurer. W. Batten, President, Miller, S, Boho, G. Scholl, S. Head, V. Herman, R. Kappel Miss Sinton, Advisor, S. Lorenz, Vice-President, C. Worth, P. Valley. Secretary, SECOND ROW: R. Emmons, A. Graney, N, 88 The frc'sli1iic'i1 zmcl SOlJl1Oll1O!'l'S who are iileiiilwrs ol the Nzitioiizil Junior Honor Society xveir- selectecl cluring' 1963-61' on the husis ol' seliolzirsliip, leatlursliip. seiwife zuinl c'l1u1'acte1'. The Society had sm-x'e1'1il artivitic-s cluriiig the year: serving as guides cluririg IJLIFCIIIS. night ziiicl proviclitig' tutoring se1'x'im'es lor stuclc-tits iii Cooperation with thc- Qiiitlmicc- clf-pm'tiiif'xit. 'llliey pre- pared a Cliristiiias basket for Z1 lim-cly llimily in llc-c'eii1lie1'. They also presc-Iitecl progrniiis in the eleiiiezitnry schools liziiiiiliziriximg eighth gracle students with the National Junior Honor Society. ATIO AL JUNIOR HO OR OCIETY FIRST ROW: S. Tuctlcen, P. Sweeney, L. Tillman, Mrs. son. K. MacCartney, W. Price, K. Lizotte. C. Shinn, Hearori, adviser, P. 'Wendel, B. Rogers, M. Rigg. SECOND Brandt. ROW: L. Peluso, M. Furne, M. LZIFCVCF, J. Taylor, G. Jack- 89 FIRST ROW: B. Kanyok, S. Lorenz, P. Shafer, G. Busha B. Aarons, B. Gingrich, C. Worth, V. Herman, R. Coulter. SECOND ROW: J. Hutton, L. Zaha, J. Ballinger, B. Ca.- hall, C. Lcntz, E. Briinnicr, R. Kappel, N, Miller, R. Em- mons. THIRD ROW: P. W'hitman, D. Sawyer, B. Schoen- dorf, E. Russell, P. Morris, Leverich, B. Lord, M. J Moore. FOURTH ROW: B. Stellxsag, S. Conlee, M Scfhult, K. VVOOIIIIZLII, M. Koury, B. Chiusano, K. Blue, G MISS WHITTLE ADVISER EDITORIAL STAFF Sue Lorenz -ff Editor-in-Chief Colette Worth f Literary Editor Georjenn Bushzi f Art Editor Benson Gingrich - f Photography Editor Vicky Hermzin - Business Manager licverly Kanyok f Chief Typist Betsy Aarons f Advertising Manager' Steffen, B. Parent. FIFTH ROW: L. Ellis, C. Hand, S Wuest, G. Gartner, J. Haacke, N. Horner, P. Webster, S Mantell, SIXTH ROW: R. Dries, J. Facleley, N. Hartley K. Kowal, K. Rambo, P. Turek, S. Bobo, S. White. SEV- ENTH ROW: W. Gregory, B. Worrell, D. Worrell, B Burns, D. Saunders, R. Claggett, M. Baldwin, D. Bryan EIGHTH ROW: S. Cathcart, B. Worrell, J. Malean, M Gottsrhalk. RED OAK 90 HOLLY PIRIT STA.YDI.YU: Facleley, eelitor-in-chief: Klr. Hess, Adviser, SEATED: S. Lorenz, editor-in-cliicf. FIRST ROW: S. Head, G. Busha, B. Lord. S. Lorenz, Mr. Hess adviser, J. Fadcley, P. Valley, A. Grancy, D. Bryan. SECOND ROW: C. VVorth, P. Morris, M. Moore. B. Aarons, S. Osborne. S. Sliirnp, B Conn, Hutton, C. Dernby. THIRD ROlf1f .' C. Hand. KI. Kuury, J Stanley, D. Hankin, H. Blake, S. Cunlee, B. Chiusano, B. Stokes FOURTH ROW.' Malcan, C. Cliitcster, B. Gingrich, B. Tliactlier, B. YVorrell, M. Gottschalk, N. Hartley, D. Saunders. ORCHE TRA BRASS FIRST ROW: A. Beith, J. Ossi, G. Jackson. P. Hernandez. D, Tomczak J. Davis, L. Nlorsc, D. VVcisner, LL Byler, J. Andrcss, R. Lario, M. Gott- schalk. SECOND ROW: W. Mowry. STRINGS FIRST VIOLINS: Nl. Nolnlc, N. Pinkerton, E. Campbell, G. YVolfrum, G. O'NL-ill, BI. Lnlfcvcr. Lynskcy. SECOND l'IOLI.YS: GZtl'ClIlP1'. T. Truvx. I,ll71'8.1'lZlll, L. Arrucla, B. Clrmslcy. KI. Harris, S. Qslmuru. Trcasurbr. VIOLAS: R. Rogers, Kimble, M. Eldrcd. CELLOS: S. Lalfcvcr, S. r i K Q p Ii Bobo, I. llinitrh, M. 'Byham, K. Kuchinski, D. lN1orrow, PIANISTS: E. Lcutlly, Librarian, B. Conn, Worth, Mr. Bcnnctt. Director. BASSES: KI, Haiucs. E. Taylor, H. Blake. . fr . f f we CRCHE TRA PERCUSSION J. Rflilllilllf .-X. lxlO1'!'C7XS', A. Tmxlxs- lnury. Eiselmmm. WOCD WINDS FIRST ROI17: .-X. Grancy, fPrCsiClCntjg D. Ellis. R. Hcit, Jmlmcs, V. Hunter, C. Ballcs. THIRD ROIV: YV. Nixon, YV J. Sprow, Reid QSCCrCtaryj, P, Valley. SECOND ROPV: Hunt, V. Choate, Klargner, B. Applegate. B. Rogers, J. lklcwran, I. Cale, M. Campbell, A. Jones, C. FIRST R0l1f.' N. Nliller. L. Hancock. N. Bouchard. C Atkinson. V. Batten. CI. Offonncr. B. Buckingham. S llezlth. S. Smith. L. Cooper. B. Riecl. B. Stokes. D, Aluele SlfCO.YD ROIV: C. Hughes, RI. Thomas. Orvolnl. P Drips, K. llfuolinan. C, Shantz, B. Kanyok, S. Boho, S Lorenz, D, Allen. N. Hartley. D, Vliley, THIRD ROPVS T. Alves. L. Fisher. P, Pailthmpe. S. Price, WV. hlowry, B. Jones. R. Rossi. T. Ruclegeair. R. Kfiller. Cl. England. D. Pugh. D. Fowler, FOURTH ROW: A, Busha. D. Schutt, D. Conover, A. lXIatthews, T. Wlolfe, R. Burns, S. O'Donnell, C. Scatolini, D. Hasson, F. Beauchamp, R. Corn. C0 CERT One of the most outstanding and most popular school or- ganizations of thc Rancocas Valley Regional High School is the Concert Choir. The ninety-voice choir consists of fortunate Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who like music and enjoy singing. Several performances are presented by these students in the school and the community during the year. ACCOMPANIST COLETTE WORTH if 3 it i FIRST ROW.' M. Fern, B. Lord, M. Moore, B. Smith, C. A. Shinn, M. DePreter, R. Walraven, L. Small, B. Miller Webb, M. Koury, T. Gallagher, B. Shemeley, C. Johnson, J. Fadeley, L. Tillman, R. Budd, P. Passalacqua, D. Morse J. Brandt, C. Truex, S. Fort, J. Newsome. SECOND ROW: FOURTH ROW: T. Swenson, J. Brown, M. Gottschalk, J B. Cramer, J. Stanley, P. Felkel, B. Dubay, D. Harris, Beierschmitt, M. Novak, J. Powell, R. Kessler, VV. Brown B. Haines, M. Gates, S. Beebe, P. Winner, C. Coulson, E. E. Wenrich, F. Krom, Apetz. Aarons, R. Bernard. THIRD ROW: P. Morris, M, Phifer, CHOIR The audiences which have witnessed one of the Choir's performances or have listened to its record album are captivat- ed by the brilliance and variety which characterize the group. This excellence merited the Choirls accepted invitation to per- form at the New York W'orld's Fair in May. We congratulate the Choir on its success and connncnd Director Ernest Hilbert for his Hne efforts. DIRECTOR MR. ERNEST HILBERT l 95 ROHI G OFFICERS OND ROW: P. Swvcncy, Lt.. Wlrwrth, I.t. TIIIRD ROW: C. Bucxzek. IA.. F. Morgan, Lt.. Kimble, Lt. l WOOD WINDS FIRST ROIVJ B. Rfvc'lgf'1's. K. .-Xrlml. Sprmv. A. B. Gulcly. S. YYurtl1. B. Newell. M. Calnlmll. A, Clrzlney. Reid. SECOND ROIV: P. Tsclilxis. G. Gray. BI. BCCRCV. CIlllJL'l'I. B. Srlnxartv. KI. Rag- livans. C. Ballm. l. Calc. D' Ellis. K. Flwlps, A. land. FIFIII ROW: D. KIOITUXX, R. Hwllancl. XN'm7el. R. Heil. THIRD ROIVJ V. H11nlC1'. A, Kenny. F. lXIa1'wl, SIXTH ROl'1 .' P, D1-lXIungla. Jones. K. YY0c1'l7. KI. Slnxlt, Barllm-lt. B, Buzclli, XY. Hunt. Rugcrs. Y. Cllonlv, RI21l'Q'IlC1'. R. C. lobes, I.. Bussmn. FOURTH ROW: WY. Nixon, Applegate. FIRST ROPV: B. Conn, Band Capt., R. Wlelcill, SEC- BAN PERCUSSION FIRST ROW SEATED: T, Mattingly, L. Kumpcl, D Stackhouse. SECOND ROW: M. Payne, R. Wallis, A. Morrow, A. Tewksbury, J. Eiselrnan, K. Stafford, W. Blum, J. Eckman, F. Warrick. BRASS FIRST ROW SEATEDE L. Morse, D. Tomczak, Davis, D. Colborn, P. Hernandez. SECOND ROW J. Measley, G. Jackson, D. Parker, D. Weisner, R. Lee, D. Yurewicz, L. Pointsett. THIRD ROW: B. Porter, A. Biggs, E. Grace, R. Christenson, D. Chase, W. Ferguson, FOURTH ROW: D. Bridge, D. Han- kin, A. Shaw, A. Beith, J. Ossi, J, Andrcss, R. Lane, B, Apetz, YV. Mcngel, B. Prim, H. Smith, M. Byler. FIFTH ROW: J. Entwistle, P. Leary, S. Corn, B. Edgar, E. Stafford, D. Jones. I ' 'ub- AHB ,ff in 4 'qu 'uq: f.- '94 Q:-af-Y-f L FIRST IQOHT K. Summers, B, Brown. L. Capio, C. Orvolcl. K. YVf'liCr. B. Nfanning, P Sliaw. SISCOND ROW: S. Kepnvr, P. Fcllxcl, S, Russell, l., Zaha, Soloist, M. Chafvy, Captain Cl. Sessions, P. Cuvcrt, P. Wlilliaixis. MAJGRETTES 99 M wr FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Reid, B. Smith, P. Winner, B. Chiusano, B. Stokes, L. Cooper, C. YVorth fcaptainj. RED SQUAD W ' wi N N li iii im ii' N .,.u,wW V - iiii i 1 N fai n gli., ,. 2 . v k . , X W W N55 W ii ' w N3RVifdii.Ei a5W'1iN34 f uhafk ' Wi . . f. 1 f R K X. .11., off? , if .Xxx rj: , 1. H, W ' i a N ,,,i- ,, N MMMMJS? i R. . N iiiii J f .R X J Q1 5 W mx 1 L i gt '. . Y ' W f Q V ! '1' ,..., . X X' X , ' , 1 My 'Wu Y,,! Y! . Fisk Q' f f 4. . ... hg.QjqQVFm f mf R mwu2w W f1f Q iii. . . N w, ,,.,, MmxNHNf 3g'i 'i i Li' J g 100 EOPHYTE FIRST ROW: D. Hasson Qflaptainj. SECOND ROW: K. Moran, T. Gallagher, N. Ruch KCU-Captainj, B. Zellman, P. Campbell, N. Nloore. il? 'vw IUQ if Q K 155 rf si .2 R fr S Q 5 2 Q ii H Q zz fi 54 E, 4 .f xv fc 3 2 E ? SP ORT S THE RIOT SQUAD SPCJRTS N X54 - , If 5 xi : : '5' a T , I ew.. R Q is' X -IH S 61.22. tg A 267 T 4 VARSITY FIRST ROW: N. Crothiere, Mgr., M, Gottschalk, E. Wiley, J. Krimmel, O. Newman, R. Corn, J. Bierschrnidt, F. Casano. SECOND ROW: B. Brown, T. Woodham, P. Passalaqua, J. Rasmuson, J. Quinn, H. Misner, A. Stevens, T. Scott, P. Prickett, G. Beals, L. Norton, E. Greenwood, Mgr. THIRD ROW: D. Ferrell, H. Klar, D. Bryan, S. Price, D. Simpson, G. Warrick, R. Foley, G. LaPresta, J. Haley, T. Braham, M. Baldwin. FOURTH ROW: E. Wenrich, G. Mazzucco, R. Brewster, R. Burns, S. O'Donnell, D. Aaronson, K. Foley, R Kessler, L. Wilson, B. Heller, J. Kafpiak. ' FOOTBALL Tony Woodham squeezes through for extra yardage. Another valuable pass is caught by Dave Aaronson. John Krimrnel shows the form which clinched his sclcrtion to the All-State Football Squad. WE 12 12 26 34 7 6 32 7 6 SCORES THEY Riverside .... ..., . . . 6 Burlington ........ . . . 6 Northern Burlington . . . . . 7 Ewing ........... . . . 14 Levittown . . . 19 Lenape . . . . 19 Pemberton . . . 7 Palinyra . , . . 7 MOOI'CStOXX'H 8 Heads or Tails? FCJOTBALL SENIORS FIRST ROPV: R. Burns, J. Krimrnel, J. Rasmuson, J. Quinn, H. Niisner. R. Corn K Folex E. Wcnrich. SECOND ROW: M. Gottsehalk, D. Ferrell, H. Klar, D. Bryan T Scott J Haley, R. Foley, G. LaPresta, D. Aaronson, S. O'Donncll. iMr. Gordon, Coach. ...W 34940 2 rl45.t..5. 1' B Gridiron eoaehes Mr. Cella, Mr. Hoffman and lylr. Gordon discuss some solemn strategy. These Red Squad Cheerleaders supported the Devils with their spirited yells. The Red Devils take it easy during pep assembly. The warm-up period got our Devils in that fightiu' mood. I I See'-210959 QQQ W -02 ' 61 5 SS 62 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL ' FIRST ROIVJ F. Wlarrick, B. Emmons, K. Zelly, YV. Hunt, F. Miller, L. Seeger, P. Wendell, R. Bernard, R. Rossi, B. Bcknian, Mgr. SECOND ROW: C. Longstreet, L. Small, C Boxer, IVI. Shimp, C. lvlelfy, Miller, M. Harris, T. Ruff, T. Rudegair, J. Beirschmidt, Mr. Demby, Coach, Mr. Trefz, Coach. THIRD ROW: B. Jones, F. Krom, S. Price, R. W'alraven, T. Braham, B. Heller, E. Stafford, J, Butler, NV. Turek, V. Brown, Nlr. Maczko, Coach. FOURTH ROW: G. Mazucko, M. King, J. Powell, J. Karpiak, B. Murphy, M. Katulak, J. Fitzwater, D. Benjamin, G. Donnelly, O. Neuman, K. MacCartney. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FIRST ROW.' B. Baum, D. Brooks, VV. Skulsky, W. Chal- ander, R. Sapp, J. French, R. Coolbaugh, P. Bradshaw, N. lfessina, D. LaPresta, G. Phelps. SECOND ROW: FT. Bates, XV. Storkum, W. Casaboom, D. Wlolfrom, H. Bell, J. Buck, S. Cest, E. Jones, H. Anderson, F. NVingate, B. Stokes. THIRD ROW: 'M. Kuchinski, D. Phipps, L. Clem ent, R. Smith, T. Wishart, J. Dills, R. Voorhes, J. Layrnca, R. Jacobson, D. King, WV. Nixon. FOURTH ROW? J. Thatcher, J. Fisher, J. Hines, K. lNIasterson, A. Hunt, D. Cathcart, A. Micheal, C. Burleigh, T. McMahon. FIFTH ROW: Coach Petersen, Coach Petrillo, Coach McNelis. ,.'.. JAY - .1 f VARSITY IJIICSWI' IKOIVJ YV. 1XIm'I7nmc-ll, R. Drivs. YV. lizlllcu CCW I,5'l1C'h. NI. Hzxiuvs, R. Cluuclxviuu F, Bl'2lllC'h21lN1J, C. Fulh Captu, I.. I'1sl1m'. Cin-Cfgxplu IJ. Slllllll, R. Llzllllzmnllu. R. tu11.H.flL11'1'lsfv11.R. IIuag1m1d,CrmLu'l1. H1'uMy. .S'lff.'f?XD ROIV: l,. I.nmtc'c'11. KIM.. U. Fw1't. T. CRQSS COU TRY SUIITUYW 110 SCORES TVB TIIHX 'l'1'c-111011 ....... .. . f3l YYm::l1'c1w YYi1scu11 . . . . 2 7 I9 I7l'1llll4'I'U7Il ..... ... P11 29 Klrmuwloxxn . .. . 30 3-P l31'i4'k Twp. ..,..... . . . 2 1 25 Nm'll1c'1'11 Hurlillgtoll . . . . . 36 2-1 U'nruclI1Ll1'y ......... . . . Til IIS Tlzlclclcvllflvlcl . . . . 38 17 Pilllllflll , ... 19 15 Hclgvxxfrcud . . . . . -l 30 Ewing ... .,. 2: 25 Imrmzlpc' .... . . , T30 I3 C1111-1'1'y Hill .. ... -I r- T FIRST ROW T Nlmsc I Ilaulxey Tlllman R Sylxcs Snuth C M1CCh16 Coffman C Mahan J Bouchard WV P DPINIIIIIQLIVL Snnth T Sunons SECOIND ROW D Draqe Hahn R Hoagland coach JUNIOR VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW II Schuylnr B YVh1tc M Rlttcr Russnll Pmlxcrton THIRD ROW: lXIr Hoagland S Schcctcr E B Evans NI Lyons C Blackwell SIICOND ROW H Curlxs R Sunkms H. Stratton W Ph1ll1ps P Yoos NI Seniors get instructions from Coach Smith. HOCKEY F-...KN Eli' j SCORES WE THEY Haddon Heights 1 1 Palmyra 2 0 Pennsauken 6 0 Moorestown 0 2 Haddonfield 3 2 Merchantville 3 O Lenape 2 1 Cherry Hill l 1 VARSITY HOCKEY FIRST ROW: J. Gerber, Manager, C. White, B. Moyer- Moore, K. Reider, P. Bliece, B. Kramer, S. Lorenz, M man, Co-Captain, C. Smith, Coachg J. Broy, Co-Captain, Phifcr, N. Hartley, V. Watson, B. Stokes, J. Morau, S J. Mitchell, L. Kumpel, Manager. SECOND ROW: K. Brown. JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY TOP ROW: B. Bowker, C. Rudegair, L. Bull, M. Hoag- Raleigh, E. Campbell, D. Hamsey, Quickshall, J. Prickett. land, L. Perinchief, V. Lee, A. Nicodemus, A, Bobo, BOTTOM ROW: B. Rogers, B. Call, T. Parker, S. Fort, West, L. Kutch, Miss Abramson, Coach, MIDDLE ROW: E. Sawyer, Freudenberger, W. Bagwell, B. Dipple, S. A. Holland, C. Demby, S. Simons, S. Phillips, S. Burns, K. Reider. l 113 SENIORS lIlF.S l' ICHIV: li. llziiirvrlql. li. XyIJl'l'Cll. SECOND ROUY: D. . X2ll'UllS0l1, immvl. S. Smith. 'lf Xvllllrlx. IQ, Laprvsta, A. TC'XSliSlJlll'j'. K. Xlllllll VARSITY BASKETBALL l IR.S l' RUIIY B. Pnncwvast. T. XYolfP. T. Sxmciicy. G. I..21P1'CSIZ1. S. Sniitli SlfffOXD l3OI'l'.' Clozivli Bl111'1'ay. K, Young. P. Trojak, A, Tcwksluury, B. YYoz'x'vll. Kriinincl, D. Aaronson, SCORES Wli THEY 74 Levittown 52 62 Riverside 45 90 N.B.C. 54 68 lXIOO1'GStOXN'H 63 56 Burlington 54 57 Palmyra 39 63 Lenape 55 67 Levittown 41 72 NBC. 63 70 Moo1'estoxx'n 56 62 Burlington 67 63 Palmyra 49 63 Lenapc 68 65 Riverside 77 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: E. Stafford, L. Norton, G. Beals, A. Morgan, U. Jackson, L. Small. SECOND ROW: Nfr. Hoffman, J. Hedge-peth, S. Saynesh. O. Newman, K. 1XICCartney, D. YVest, H. Eversheim, YV. Dredge. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: B. Stokes, E. Jones, D. LaPresta, M. Tomich, S. Jones. SECOND ROW: R. Ridgway, Coach, D. Cathcart, French, G. Schlosser, Schwertzler, B. Simkins, B. Hunt, Iklanager. wage 'rv' Z0 30 fl -' -.Q , COACHES: Mr. McNelis, Mr. Pctrillo, Mr. Tettis. TEA-XXI CAPTAlNS: Wlaylie Battcn and Jon Rasmusori, VARSITY WRESTLING SCORES THE Y Burlington 11 Paulsboro 2 7 Lcnape 14 1Nest Doptford 11 Camden 0 Collingswood 14 Woodrow VVilson 8 Woodbury 21 Haddon Heights 3 Cherry Hill 13 Haddonfield 28 Riverside 3 North Burlington 10 FIRST ROIV: P. Tiver: C, Lallcrei E. Cuell: YV. Batten: J. Rasmusonl B. Hampton. SECOND ROW: B. Vericag A. Niatthowsg H. Klarg D. Bryang F. Casanog M. Gottschalk. X JUNIOR VARSITY VVRESTLIN G FIRST ROW: R. Bernard, J. Pallantc, E. Seng, P. DePreter, G. Morris, M. Lopez. SECOND ROW: R. Kircher, R. Valentine, E. Apetz, M. King, Fitzwater, G. Mazzucco, W. Turek, P. Liebner. F RESHMAN WRESTLING FIRST ROW: J. Chenchariek, J. Russuell, T. Hines, J. Scheckter, R. Carr, J. Tallman, P. Pinkerton, J. Buck, J Dills, R. Bender, Fisher, Thatcher. SECOND ROW: Hartley, G. Phelps, H. Smith, J. Cliver, A. Hunt, M. Ritter. , wif in GIRL ' BASKETBALL SCORES WE THEY 29 Cherry Hill 26 56 Lcnape 12 47 Moorestown 31 57 Haddonfield 22 22 Merchantville 24 42 Pennsauken 26 50 Palmyra 24 48 Haddon Heights 32 jump shot. x Coach Smith congratulates- captains Val Watson and Marilyn Phifer for leading their team to second place in the Delaware Valley League. 118 Seniors Joan Broy, Karen Reider, and Barb Lord try blocking Val Watson's 'yd J, VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: B. Smith, V. VVats0n, B. Lord, K. Reider, L. Johnson, lNI. Phifer, F. Broy, C. Hillman, L. Peak, C. J. Loveland, L. Kumpel. SECOND ROW: K. Acton Simon. fManagerj, Mrs. Smith QCoaehj, N. Pinkerton, Broy, JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: D. Heiser, D. Ramsey, D. Herschlein, P. A. Nieodemus, L. Runner, Miss Abramson CCoael'1D, S Sweeney, Priekett, C. Bryant, D. Anderson, E. Danser. Bobo, B. Zellman, T. Casalaspro, J, Gerber CManagerj. SECOND ROW: B. Rogers QManagerl, G. Cucuglielkig, 119 TRACK Seniors R, Dries, A. Tewkslwuryg L. Fisher, and T. Lynch gaily jog along the beaten path. Senior Stan O'Donnell was one of the top pole vaulters for R,V.R.H.S. VARSITY TRACK FIRST ROW: T. VVoodham, R. Dries, J. Elberson, H. Trussell, Capt.: W. Gauntt, D. Smith, L. Fisher, L. Stroud, H. Jones, Capt., WV. Warren, T. Farr, A. Tewksbury. SEC OND ROW: R, Foley, K. Kepner, J. Brodriek, F. Hatfield, E. Braddock, R. Mathis, D. Payne, Mack, S. O'Donnell, K. Vogelman, T. Harris, M. Gottschalk, D. Danser, Mgr., THIRD ROW: R Hoagland, coach, D. Smith, J. Bouchard, K. Fritter, T. Lynch, F. Casano, J. Gale, J. Breedlove, C. Miller, G. Fest, D. Fort, J. King, V. Shearer, R. Ridgway, Coachg R. Miller, Mgr. 's 9,1 JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK FIRST ROW: S. Corn, P. DeMungia, P. Passalaqua, P. Caruso, C. Marcum, 'W. Griflin, Skulsky, C. Crozier, J. Coffman, T. Caden, R, Kimble. SECOND ROW: J. Royer, H. Blake, WY Verica, R. Gsell, lkl. Wuest, E. Seth, T. Up- ' ton, D. Smith, W. Evans, L. Giberson. THIRD ROW: J. Bouchard, G. Martin, M. Eldred, H, Harned, R. Smires, J. Silber, D. Mims, G. Corcoran, R. W'ignall, Nlr. Ridge- way, Coach. F RESHMAN TRACK FIRST ROW: Mr. Maczko, Coach, T. Morse, D. George, P. Twer, F. Warick, J. Cucugliello, T. McCan, R. Hruby, WV. Hunt, L. Johnson, B. Michike, Mr. Trefz, Coach, SEC- OND ROW: M. Becker, F. Miller, A. Shinn, P. Wendel, W. Demhy, D. Smith, L. Tillman, M. Calderero, J. John- son, J. Little, J. Gilbert. THIRD ROW: E. Stahler, W. McDowell, M. Shimp, P. DePrater, M. Mahan, G. Jack- 51 .45 rw. runny 12 ' son, R. Harris, K. Elberson, D. O'Donnell, D. Gsell FOURTH ROW: F. Ruble, F. Miller, M. Riley, D. Crain D. Rossi. F. Entwistle, C. Spivey, B. Turek, D. Forshey, J Davis. FIFTH ROW: F.. StafTord. E. Richmond, S. Worth B. Lee, H. Eversheim, B. Newel, P. McClean, B. Matuska witz, J. Karpiak, M. King, M. Haines. FIRST ROW J badeley J Frake J Green J Lynsky J ROW H Bozarth K Foley, J. Daly, W. Kumke Krim Rasmuson SFCOND ROW R Applegate R Durandc T mel R Uetz T Sanders, B. Kowal. SCORES Moorestowxm Lenape Northern Burlington Levittown Riverside Palmyra Burlington Moorestown Lenape Burlington Northern Burlington JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL FIRST ROW: D. Bowker, J. Berkey, N. Lamb, H. Wilson, jamin, P. Trojak, L. Wilson, E. Wiley, B. Brown, B. Rey- B. Jones, L. Ellis, W. Batten, G. Harbula. SECOND ROW: nolds, Managerg Mr. Celia, Goach. E. Greenwood, Manager, T. Braham, M. Baldwin, D. Ben- FRESHMAN BASEBALL FIRST ROW: R. Bernard, K. Zelley, F. Glatts, G. Melfy, VVest. THIRD ROW: B. Heller, F. Luckenbill, J, Powell B. Martin, G. Boxer, L. Small. SECOND ROW: L. Mae- O. Newman, G. Scatolini, G. Mazzueeo, Mr. McNelis Farland, T. Rudigeair, Taylor, A. Morgan, R. Plotts, D. Coach. Q Seniors ChiCkie Mitchell and Colette Worth call Barb lkloyerman '4Safe! as First baseman Val Watson makes the play. l sri SCORES WE THEY 9 Cherry Hill 1 14 Lenape 4 22 Merchantville 15 23 Moorcstowm 1 7 Haddonfield 6 12 Pennsauken 1 1 7 Palmyra 1 1 1 Haddon Heights 15 CFTBALL Seniors '6Charliei' White, Barb Lord, and Joan Broy try mastering the bunt. 124 VARSITY SOFTBALL FIRST ROW: Mitchell, S. Brown, C. White, L. Kumple, ROW: N. Gordon, V. Wfatson, Co-Capt., F. Broy, M. E. Danser. SECOND ROW: INI, Byler, lXIgr., P. Knauer, B. Phifer, J. Broy, B. Smith, C. Smith, Coach. Stokes, C. Worth, B. Lord, B. Moyerman, C0-Capt. THIRD JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL FIRST ROW: S. Brown, P. Sweeney, J. Leverich, L. K. Lizotte, Cv. Everton, C. Hughes, E. Stevenson. THIRD Cooper, G. Cucugliello, J. Loveland, Morin. SECOND ROW: J. Moran, P. Felkel, R. Santano, B. Jones, C. Hill- ROW: H. Murry, B. Rogers, S. Molley, B. Reid, C. Somlo, man, B. Chivsano, N. Horner, L. Peak, B. Strepack. 125 TEN N WE I 3 2 3 4 4 2 2 4 SCORES Lenape Palmyra Haddonfield Holy Gross Woodrow Wlilson Riverside Woodrow Wilson Pennsauken Riverside THEY 4 2 3 2 1 1 3 3 1 SENIOR Ed Wenrich delivers an ace in championship form. if FIRST ROW: G. O'Neill, A. Strapec, A. Neisz, M. Gibson, G. Wolfrom. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hoffman, R. Wendland, M. Novak, D. Dwyer, E. Wenrich, R. Scully, M. Price. SCORES WE THEY IM Palmyra 421 2 Lenape 4 1 Moorestown 5 6 Audubon 0 5 Camden Catholic 1 3 Haddonfield 3 4- Merchantville 2 6 Woodrow Wilson O 2 Northern Burlington 4- 2 Moorestown 4 1 Haddonfield 5 6 Faculty 0 Seniors John Grimm, Stacy Moore, and Tom Wolfe tee off in fine form. GOLF LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Hess, Coachg T. Wolfeg L. Nortong T. Severnsg B. Tidswellg N Jonesg L. Donnellyg G. Forrestg S. Mooreg J. Grimmg G. Stormo. : f: :g ,-'xa- f A ' , fe :V-' w fwzfsw ff . 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AM 7-0404 Complete Machine Shop Service Crankshatts Welded 81 Reground Motors Completely Rebuilt Automotive Parts 81 Accessories SEABORG APPRAISAL 81 ENGINEERING COMPANY, INC. James Absalom David Kaplan 81 Theodore Shaw 105 High St., Mt. Holly, NJ. AM 7-2400 LITTLE DROPS OF WATER The first line of the old adage makes your water bills go soaring. No matter how small the leak in your pipe is, you are wasting water. Dripping spigots are another source of waste. Call the plumber, or per- haps you can install a new washer your- self, but don't waste it. THE MOUNT HOLLY WATER COMPANY A. D. Cross BURLINGTON COUNTY TRUST COMPANY Growing with Burlington County Moorestown Maple Shade Mount Holly Moorestown Mall Lenola Masonville Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation JAMES R. NICODEMUS NJ. License 21145743 Electrical Construction and Maintenance Member of Electrical League of Burlington County Mt. Holly, NJ. AM 7-I445 Fine R.V.R.H.S. Jewelry Sparkling Gold and Silver Genuine French Enamel MORSE JEWELERS 27 Main Street Mt. Holly, N.J. THEODORE G. CLATTS CONSTRUCTION AND SUPPLY COMPANY TYPEEREQ STE? 5 BOUGHT- SULD - RENTEU - REPAIRED IAQQJ AUTHORIZED SALES aj REPRESENTATIVE- K , ,f V. ,VI g R OYA I. Route 38 139 Pine sf. OGC? AM 7-1043 AM 7-0873 M Og Q MOUNT HOLLY POST ZHITT B tw. h AMERICAN LEGION ,O the New Graduates Cong ratulates frcm The CLASS OF 1964 A FRIEND MOUNT HOLLY GARAGE SALES sERvicE Chorles S. Miller, Owner Washington 8g King Streets Mt. Holly, N.J. Phone: AM 7-04 76 Serving the Community Foithfully Since 1912 Compliments of UNION NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Mount Holly N.J. AM 7-0002 MERIN STUDIOS OF PHOTOGRAPHY Official Photographer for the RED OAK All portraits appearing in this publication have been placed on file in our studio and can be duplicated at any time. Write or phone for information. WA 3-0146 - 3-0147 - 3-0148 1010 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia 7, Pennsylvania ff' 'H' N C ', C ' 4 p l nnv l . ,g C L Member: NAT!ll TUTE WE OPERATE DRY CLEANING g OUR OWN PLANT , i . M 514 2.1 - 1 --' l ff m C Q - ' i I lg. ':'A ' .1 f 451, :sg -1i:f,v:,.' -'V' , - J: ,. - ,. .. 3 la ,,.,:..'?.ggA-- A '45 -ew A A Qelqyys l '92-46', 1- ' 4 . l ' ' Q' 5 HWWZ1? 1 ' 1 , , I L V X Ap' , 3 p i FREE-PICK UP 8g DELIVERY , N 1 Rugs - Carpets Cleianed - Hats Cleaned and Blocked f' 4 Leather .IacketsFCle2ned ibyeg 7 Zippers Repailsed p ur orag - yemg ' I ir NO Answen CALL ' ' AMherst 7-1106 p as wAsmNoroN sr. , A so Mr.,HoLLY.N-411 HOLLY PONTIAC INC. Mount Holly, New Jersey Rt. 38 AM 7-6651 JAMES STORES B. Nicodemus 20 Mill Street Mount Holly, New Jersey Telephone: AM 7-0685 Compliments of a Friend JOE'S MOBIL GAS STATION North Pemberton Road 81 Jobstown Road R.D., Mt. Holly, N.J. AM 7-3089 METHVIN'S USED AUTO PARTS INC. JAMES ABSALOM, APPRAISER Telephone: AM 7-0468 36 Clihon Aye- R.D., Mt. Holly, N.J. Mi, Holly, N.J. North Pemberton Rood AM 7-1904 MOUNT HOLLY PHARMACY LEWIS QUAY Your Prescription Store Free Delivery 64 M ' S lPlumbing 8K Heutingl South Union Street am treet Mount Holly New Jersey Mi. Holly, N.J. Telephone: AM 7-0327 Best Wishes COONEY WELDING AND MACHINE COMPANY to Sales - Service - Rentals Telephone: AM 7-0918 Mt. Holly, N.J. J. HERBERT WEBB 89 Haddon Ave. W. L. RIFE INC. Haddonfield, N.J. Mobilhem HA 9-9100 Mt. Holly Liberty Mutual Insurance N J The Company that Stands by You ALFRED K. BEYER, SR. Real Estate Insurance 92 Washington St. Mt. Holly, N.J. 267-0668 DRUG CENTRE 509 High Street, Mount Holly Telephone: AM 7-7600 Prescription Specialists Burlington County's Most Complete Cosmetic and Fragrance Agency. We Gift-Wrap Free Fine Men's Wear Since l837 GEORGE M. ROGERS 84 CO., INC. Under the Ownership of William H. Davies 45 Main sf. Mi. Holly, N.J. AM 7-0415 Good Luck to THE CLASS OF '64 THE IRONS AGENCY Complete Insurance Coverage Philip S. Irons, Jr. Philip S. Irons, III Edward A. Deegan 110 High St., Mt. Holly, N.J. Good Luck To The Class of 1964 TOWN HALL STATIONERS, INC. Phone: AM 7-0941 Rt. 38 HOBBY LOBBY Franklin L. Kates 24 Washington Street Mount Holly, N.J. AM 7-0172 Everything for the Hobbyist ELMER'S SHOE REPAIR Orthopedic Work to Prescription 37 Mill St. Mt. Holly, N.J. Success to The Class of 1964 in the Years to Come Wishing You a Bright Future BERDA LINEN SHOPS 33 Main St. 335 High St. Mt. Holly Burlington Levittown Plaza GOLDY'S PHARMACY Cor. Main 8l Washington Streets Downtown Mount Holly Emergency Delivery Service AM 7-3800 TOMAINO'S Carpeting - Draperies -- Slip Covers Garden St. Ext., Mt. Holly, N.J. AM 7-3640 Showroom Hours: Noon to 8 p.m. MODERN PACKAGE COMPANY Shreve Street Mount Holly, N.J. AM 7-5900 You Can Get It At MADDEN'S HARDWARE 10 Mill Street Mt. Holly New Jersey Free Customer Parking Best Wishes FLYING W INC. Fostertown Rd., Medford, N.J. PARKER'S SHOP Formica Kitchens Lumberton Road, Mt. Holly, N.J. AM 7-4199 THE HOP SHOP 77 Washington St. Mt. Holly, N.J. Att. Glynn L. Eckart CHECKER STORES Trenton, N.J. Mt. Holly, N.J. 108 E. Hanover St. 6-8 Mill St. EX 4-5231 AM 7-0869 Headquarters for Nationally Known Brands of Sporting Goods All Sport Trophies and Engraving Compliments of a Friend OAKDALE SERVICE CENTER Mobil Products Expert Repairs AM 7-7216 Marne Highway Mt. Holly, N.J Products of Distinction for America's Schools Yearbooks Awards Trophies Announcements JOSTEN'S Best Wishes '64 THE NEW YORK STORE CO., INC I0-I2 Main St., Mt. Holly, N.J. AM 7-0487 Say It With Flowers OTT'S FLOWER GARDENS Growers of Potted Plants and MT. HOLLY CAMERA Everything Photographic Cut Howers 57 Main St. Mt. Holly, N.J. Floral Designs Marne Highway R.D. 2 Mi. Holly, N.J. AM 7-2370 RAE - BOB GROCERY 40I Garden St. Mt. Holly, N.J. Always at the Head of the Class The '64 Chevrolet KARDON CHEVROLET So. .Iersey's Largest Chevrolet Dealer AM RIG. MI. Holly, 267-7400 R. L. MICK PAINT CO. Sanding Machines Wallpaper Route 38 Mt. Holly, N.J. Richard L. Mick Compliments of EMPIRE FINANCE 75 Main St. Mt. Holly, N.J. AM 7-2350 ALBERT C. JONES ASSOCIATES 223 High Street Mount Holly SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS AM 7-0022 BUDD'S SUNOCO SERVICE VWY Besl A to Z Lubrication Wishes Tires - Batteries - Accessories from 10 washington si. A Mount Holly, NJ. Telephone: AM 7-9798 NORTHAMPTON TEXTILE EAGLE DYE Lippincot Lone, Mt. Holly, N.J. AM 7-7000 To The CLASS OF 1964 A Bright and Happy Future All Good Wishes to The Class of '64 GSELL MOVING AND STORAGE Authorized Agents for Bekins Van Lines Post Office Box I I9 Mount Holly, New Jersey DIMON, HAINES AND BUNTING DR. MAJOR DARST, JR. WILLIAM R. MUIR, M.D. AUSTIN J. HORAN, M.D. DR. BERNARD S. GILBERT E. A. CARBONARO, D.D.S. DR. GERALD B. MELMAN DR. RICHARD w. BURGET LUIS E. VITERI, M.D. GEORGE M. HILLMAN ALAN I. WENDER, D.D.S. DR. JAMES A. MILLER JOSEPH M. KUDER, M.D. DR. AND MRS. ROLAND P. STRATTON FREDERICK D. FAHRENBRUCH, M.D. ARTHUR G. DIETRICK, M.D. THOMAS E. MATTINGLY, JR., M.D. DR. JAMES E, JUDGE DR. ARTHUR R. LORD DR. THOMAS L. VERMES EDWARD G. BLOOMQUIST, D.D.S. DR. AND MRS. JOSEPH S. KAPLAN PARKER, MG GAY SL CRISCUOLO G. ROBERT VAN SCIVER, D.D.S. HAROLD T. PARKER JAMES J. HOGAN, M.D. QIAMES K. YOUNG WILBUR S. LIPPINCOTT, ESQ. DONALD I. BRYAN FRANK G. ABSALOM PATRO GF THE 1964 RED OAK 144
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