Red Bank High School - Log Yearbook (Red Bank, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1969 volume:

' CUPOL o In Dedication . . . 6 Miss Andrea Manley This January Red Bank High School lost one of its finest teachers. During her career at Red Bank, Miss Andrea Manley proved to be a dedicated teacher, anxious for her students to develop into mature, independently-thinking individuals. Her high scholastic policies enabled her students to achieve proficiency in German and win numerous awards in state-wide competition. German was not Miss Manley's only interest. Classes were often supplemented by German dis- cussions on such topics as the war in Vietnam, in- flation, and politics. She organized small groups of students to see German drama In New York. Each year she invited German students who were new members of the National Honor Society to her home for a German dinner and entertainment. Miss Manley helped plan activities for the German Club, including the annual beach picnic where German culture was accented. Her former students will never forget her anecdotes about her ex- periences in Germany during World War II. While in this high school, Miss Manley devoted herself to her students and their full and practical education. It is in recognition of this devotion that we dedicate this yearbook to her. 7 ADMINISTRATION OR, ROBERT C HOOPS, Superintendent of Schools MR. WILLIS SISSON, Director of Pupil Personnel Services, BOARD OF EDUCATION: (Standing), Eorl I, Morris, Curtis O. Murphy, Clarence S Gale, Ivan P. Polonski, William Setaro. (Sitting), William A. Magee, President Edmund J, Can2ona, Rosemarie Kopka. 10 VICE PRINCIPALS MR, WILLARD F. BROWNING GUIDANCE MR. ROBERT T. DUDLEY Guidance Counse or MRS. EDITH C. OLSEN Guidance Counselor MRS. JOAN H. KING Guidance Counselor 9 'S MRS. RUTH KING Coordinator of High School Guidance MR. SEYMOUR SIEGLER Guidance Counselor 13 FACULTY MR. NICHOLAS J. ANDRIAN French I Spanish I MRS. DIANA M ARGERSINGER Spanish I, HI, IV MR RICHARD F. ALLEN Technical Drawing Mil MRS. FRANCES APPLEGATE Typing I Secretarial Practice Clerical Practice M MRS. MARGARET BENNER Health Education, Consumer Education MRS THEODORA BROWN English IV Drama English and American Literature MRS. ELIZABETH BULLOCK English I, It Speech 16 MR. JOHN BRZG5TOSKI Art l-IV MR. STANLEY CARHART Driver Training MRS. VALANCE TUNSTALL, MRS. SHARON A, CLARK Libroriarts MR. LOUIS 0. DACEY Social Studies I, II MRS. JEAN DACEY Spanish I, II 17 MR. LAWRENCE J. DELL'OLIO Art l-IV MRS. MARY S. OIGGINS Algebra I, II MR. VINCENT DeMASI Physics MR. JOSEPH DOYLE General Math Geometry 18 MR. I. H. FALK English III Journalism MR, JOSEPH D, FARRELL Bookkeeping Distributive Education MR. RAYMOND P. GARMAN Chemistry MRS. PAMELA B, FARRELL English I, II Teom Teaching MRS. FULVIA D. GARRUTO Coordinator of Foreign Languages French III, IV 19 MR. MURRAY GLA55 Orchestra MISS donna huebel German l-IV Historical Research U.S. History II MRS AUDREY JABIONSKI Shorthand I Notehand Record Keeping MISS MARY E. JOHNSON English I, It Team Teaching Reading MR. TOM KARLO Everyday Science Driver Training MISS SUE JOHNSON U.S. History I World History American Government MR. JOHN J. KUHAR General Math Trtgon ornetry Advanced Math Algebra II MISS MARY E. LARSEN Geometry General Math 21 MR. PIERRE LAYTON Biology Everydoy Science MISS ANDREA MANLEY MR. ROBERT 10RENZI English II, III Team Teaching MR. JOHN LUCKENBIll Band German MV 22 MR. JOHN H. MACKENZIE English IV Public Speaking World History U.S. History II MR. ALLAN J. MORRISON Business Education Department Chairman Sales Business Law MR. JACOB W. NEEDLE Social Studies Department Chairman U.S. History I II MR. STANLEY C. NEMETZ Auxiliary Teacher 26 MR. ROBERT M. OLSHAN English I, 11 MR. NORMAN PALMER Mechanical Drawing Power Mechanics MR ROBERT P. OTRUPCHAK U.S. History II World Cultures MR. THOMAS PERRY U.S. History II American Government MR. LOUIS J. PLOSKONKA Algebra I General Math 27 MR. SOLOMON POPLER Mathematics Department Chairman Trigonometry Advanced Malh Algebra It MISS ELMA REPP Foods Cooking MR. HERBERT REED English I Core I, II MR. EDMUND P. REZETKO English II, III, IV Team Teaching Reading 28 MRS. IRENE L. SMITH Health Physical Education 30 MRS. HELEN T. STEPHAN U.S. History I, II MISS F. KAREN TELOFSKI French 1, II 31 MRS. ELIZABETH TIBBETTS Bo sic Sewing Sewing MR. ANTHONY F. TRUFOLO Algebro I, II A.V.A. MRS MARY M. TODT English I, II MR. CHARLES UNGER Geometry General Math 32 MRS, NANA WALZER Mathematics Teacher Assistant MR. ROBERT WESTON Auxiliary MRS. NAOMA WERSE .Basic Typing Records Management and Machines MR. CHESTER J, YOUNG Health Physical Education 33 MR. GEORGE A. WOOD Health CUSTODIANS; Mr. Soffel, Mr. Tiedeman, Mr, Hopkins Mr, Murphy Mr, Pierce Mr, Roberts, Mr. Henderson. CAFETERIA STAFF: (I. to r.) Mrs. Pinto Director of Food Services, Mrs, Notale, Mrs. Vaccorelli, Mrs. Cloyton, Mrs. Walling, Mrs. Pavco, Mrs. Wolf Mrs. Gilley, Mrs. Peed, Mrs, Boynton, Mrs, Solomon, Mrs. Mergner, Mrs. Levi (absent, Mrs. Trigili). 34 MRS. AGNES SCHWENKER Attendance Officer MISS BARBARA MUNSCHAUER Nurse IBM OPERATOR: MRS. LISA MOLENDA SECRETARIES: (From Top)) Mrs, E. Sheridan, Mrs. L. Kaufman, Mrs. K. Gushue, Mrs. D. Clark, Miss D. Loversidge, Mrs. C. Bennett, Mrs. E, Mond. fT DELE FILET1 TIM HAIL AIDS: Mrs, Bernestine Garrett and Mrs. Dolores Wheeler. 35 i I STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARD: (I. to r.) Jan Swanson, Recording Secretory; Diane Noglows, Treasurer; Judy Wheeler, Vice-President; Ron Grayzel, President; Cindy Bliss, Corresponding Secretory, Mr. George Davis, Advisor, 39 FRENCH NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is open to oil students meeting scholastc re- quirements. Officers ore: Mike Connors (Vice Pres.), Meg Kennedy (Sec.), Dave Smith (Pres,), Donna Esposito (Trees.), Cathy Postewoit (Ree. Sec.)? MISS ARGERSINGER, Spanish Honor Society Advisor 40 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY membership requires more than mere aca- demic excellence. Executive boord consists of; Lewis Zager (Pres.), Corel Borion (Chairman—Bookstore), Arlene Randolph (Corr. Sec.J, Marion Boss (Rec. Sec.), Mrs. Digging, (Advisor)- (Absent) Joan Ransom (Vice Pres.) 41 Vice President Delta Albano surveys activity at French Club meeting. President Pat Snake and French Club advisor Miss Telafski attend a club meeting. Connie Huber, Spanish Club President, presides over weekly meeting. Spanish Club advisor, Mrs, Docey, listens ta a club discussion. 42 GERMAN CLUB: advisor, Miss Huebel. 43 MISS STOUT: Advisor BUCCANEER EditOr-in-Chief, Leah Rissman, works on copy for next issue. Delta Albano surveys proofs. Copy editor, Cathy Meehon BUC advisor, Mr. Falfe. CROW'S NEST Advisor, Miss Mary Johnson CROWS NEST co editors Cynthio Katz and Richard Corson discuss entries with literary Board. 45 AVA: (standing I. to f.) Aten Fisher, Fred Linden, Jock Zoger, Bruce Jeffe, George Mocleon, Les Drink- water, Mark Pressmen, Victor Rizzuto, Robert Ackerson; (seated I. to r.) Dean Ross, Bruce Wedel. MR. ANTHONY TRUFOIO Advisor CAMERA CLUB: (I. to r.) Victor Rizzuto, Denny Goff, Bruce Wedel, Fred linden, Alan Fisher, Howie Ostro n. 4A I. A, MEMBERS Chris Zethi, John Skimelis, Mori in Carpenter, Russel Shaffer, and George Underwood discuss itinerary with advisor, Mr. Moses. 47 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: [I. lo r.) Lindt Dean, Marty Doughty, Mrs, Schaeffer, Linda James, Barbara Cohen. 48 MATH CLUB: Advisor Mr. Unger discusses o complicated problem with on interested stu- dent. LAB ASSISTANTS: Linda Wooley, Glen Von Leet, John Schimpf, Mr. Seip (Advisor), Linda Caravefla. SECRETARIAL CLUB: Regina Flournoy, Marian Wehrli, Pat Neary, Missy MacConnell, Linda Modusky, Terry Chieffalo, Elaine Zomro, Advisor Mrs, Applegate, Linda MaglJone, front, Donna Villani, Dolores Decbalus, Elaine Douglas, Pat Brooks, 50 DECA; Bernice Byron, Kathy Lloyd, Holly Wilson, Debbie Register. 51 G.A.A. (I, to r.) Undo Caravetta, Dione Bacigalgpi, Marian Dolan, Adele Wl! Mams, Heleen Harbour, Barbara Ferrugio. (Bock) Miss Neeff, Carol Sokowitz, Kim Crowell, Jackie Harris, Marian Herz. ART CLUB; Mr. Seace, Judy Christensen, Ellen Linden, and Valerie Harris. FORENSIC LEAGUE; Standing, Mr. Lorenzi, Mark Pressman, Wendy Wilber, Bob Peck, Chris Varrelmann, Roy Klopfensteirt. Seoted, Garrett Ewing, Alex Flo- rotos, John Parmenter. FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA; (Standing), An drea Levinsky, Margaret Gisfeson, Mary Deroff, Bonnie Cummings, Cheryl Teller, Sue Proudfoot, Jcekle Moinwaring, Miss Munschauer, advisor. (Seoted), Pat Raff ini, Donna Newton, Chris Otto, Carol Valdasz, 53 BOOKNAUTS: advisor, Miss O'Connor. BAND: advisor, Mr. Lulcenbil! ORCHESTRA: advisor, Mr. Glass 55 Mr. Spencer: Choir Director, Man of Nat®, leader of Chorolettes, CHOIR, being directed1 by Mr, Spencer, performs at annual winter concert. THE MEN OF NOTE 57 CHEERLEADERS: Pot Sehenck, Corlo Gaylord, Marilyn Edmunds, Sue Knoll. Karen Horris, Gwen Kuchler. (Back Row) Donno Esposito, Kathy Sevison, Betty Wylie (Capt.), Noncy Maxfield, Karen Esposito. 59 FLAG TWIRLERS: (Back) Kathy Gisleson, Pat Barker,. Pat Snake, Betsy Crowell. {Center} Barbaro Curchin, Debbie MacCannell, Linda Gall, Pam Bradley, Chris Slater. (Front) Debbie Davis, Pat Hadden, Meg Levinson, Nicki Kramann, Dana Thompson, 61 62 MAJORETTES: (Back Row) Pot Weston, Laurie Rogers, Sue Earle Joanne Carson, Pat Lewis, Teresa Bolden, Vicki Stock. (Center Row) Rhonda Silberstein, Carol Imperato, Debbie Setaro, Sharon Bradley (Head Majorette), Roberta Friedman, Blarr Kendall, Jackie Mainwaring. (Front Raw) Carol Van Kirk, Trudi Bea- man, Pom Gale, (Specialty Twirter ). 63 MR, LOUIS DACEY MRS. PAMELA R FARRELL Class Advisors MRS. PAMELA FARRELL MR. LOUIS DACEY BRUCE FARIEY, President FRESHMAN OFFICERS President—Bruce Farley Vice President—Fred Klatsky Secretary—Meg Levinson Treasurer—Doug Keiper Representative at Large—Bob Raynor SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President—Bruce Farley Vice President—Bob Raynor Secretary—Pat Pin goto re Treasurer—Carol Sakowitz Representative at Large—Ran Grayzel Business Manager—Donna Esposito Assistant Business Manager—Pat Barker JUNIOR OFFICERS President—Bruce Farley Vice President—Bob Raynor Secretary—Pat Pingitore Treasurer—Sharon Bradley Representative at Large- Nancy Hendrickson Business Manager—Donna Esposito Assistant Business Manager—Judy Brenner CLASS OFFICERS BOB RAYNOR, Vice President PAT PINGITORE, Secretory DONNA ESPOSITO— Business Manager NANCY HENDRICKSON Representative-aMarge JUDY BRENNER—Assistant Business Manager 67 KEN KODAMA Valedictorian Editor of the Log KEY SENIORS RICHARD CORSON CYNTHIA KATZ Co-Editors of the Crow's Nesi RON GRAYZEL President of the Student Council LEWIS ZAGER President of the Notional Honor Society LEAH RI5SMAN Editor of the Buccaneer 6B CLASS STORY He had survived. There had been fimes when he hadn't been too sure he'd make it but there he was, a senior on the eve of graduation. As he reviewed the past four years at RBHS, certain memorable events came to his mind—the holocaust in the Harding Road building; the change of principals; the surge of school spirit during his junior year; and the un- mtigated joy he felt when he tasted his first school-baked soft pretzel. Along with these memories came fading images of some less momentous events—the Agnes Moorhead assembly; the 1968 political rally; and the sparsely attended Student Council tricycle races. In four years, he had witnessed quite a few changes in the ol' high school. The school day had been divided into ten periods (not counting mini-mods); mid-terms had been dropped; and the policy of exempting good students from taking finals had been instituted. His lunch hour had shrunk to a mere 24 minutes; but the cafeteria had started opening early so that he could thrill to a new culinary delight—school breakfast. As his thoughts turned from food, he fondly recalled the many pro- grams the Cultural Committee had arranged so that he might become more aesthetically aware. Several times, he and his school-mates had trekked through the streets of Red Bank to get to the Carlton, where they had become enlightened listening to Theodore Bikel or watching the Garden State Ballet. He tapped his foot as he contentedly hummed one of the myriad of melodies he had heard performed in the gym. Yes, the temporary platform there had certainly supported its share of oboe play- ers and percussion quartets. A note of doleful remembrance could be detected in his eyes as he reflected upon other programs—the memorial assemblies and services held after the Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King and Senator Robert F. Kennedy had been assassinated. How distant these days of sadness seemed to be from the happy days he had spent working as a propman for his junior play, Stage Door! Yet, they were no more than a few months apart. Soon, a mischievous glimmer replaced the sadness in his eyes, as he reminisced about the Saturday afternoons he hod spent selling hotdogs at football games, about the Saturday evenings spent at twenty different school dances, and about the school nights he had spent rehearsing for South Pacific. Finally, he thought about the eighth-graders he had guided around the school one or two months ago. He smiled—with just the slightest touch of malice. GEOFFREY KING ALLEN RITA LOUISE ALSOBROOKS ROBERT JAMES ACKERSON RUTHANNE ALBRECHT JO-ANN T. AMBROSJNO MARILYN ANDERSON LARRY ARMSTRONG 71 PATRICIA LaVERNE BARKER CAROL JANE BARTON 72 KAREN MARIE BASISTA MARION NADINE BASS HAROLD W. BOOKER 73 ELIZABETH MOSHER BOYNTON CHERYL ANN BRAZEE SHARON DENISE BRADLEY EDWARD F. BRENNAN JUDITH F. BRENNER 74 HENRY C. BRENNAN LAURA JEANNE BREWER PATRICIA JOYCE BRINK 75 DOUGLAS WILLIAM BROPHY 76 BERNICE BYRON FERN CAPLAN MARIAN ESTELLE CAMPBELL LINDA JOY CARAVETTA JOANNE PATRICIA CARSON LYNN MARTHA CHENEY MARLIN F, CARPENTER MARIE CERRONE THERESA ANN CHIEFFALO RICHARD F. CLARK KATHY LOU COLMORGEN 78 BARBARA BETH COHEN LILLIAN MARCELLA CLAY KEVIN D. CONNAJR i MICHAEL CONNORS RICHARD A. CORSON SANDRA ALETA COOPER DEBORAH A. COOK PALMYRA DAL PRA 80 DEBORAH A. DAVIS DOLORES DeCHALUS COLEEN ANN DINGLE JAMES A. DeCARLO 81 RACHEL DOAN KATHY LYNN DORN PHILIP DOTTS MARTHA N. DOUGHTY ELAINE DOUGLAS 82 LES DRINKWATER BETTY ANN DUYM SUSAN LEE EARLE JANET MARIA EMERIAN MARILYN A. EDMUNDS 83 FRANCIS X. ERBE DONNA MARIE ESPOSITO 84 JOAN EMILIE FARRELL LESLIE JOAN FEATHERS EDUARDO FIGUEROA JOSEPH FERRAINA RON FOLGER 85 CRAfG H. FOWLER CHARLES DOUGLAS FROST JAMES H. FRITSCHE 86 EILEEN LINDA GALLOP JOHN GAROFALO JAMES GIANNELL ROBERT WALTER GARRISON KATHERINE C. GIBSON DEBBIE ANN GILL MICHAEL D. GOLDEN CAROLYN GILLEY JOHN THOMAS GOODHUE EILEEN GAIL GOLDEN LARRY D. GOODING BRUCE R. GREENWOOD RONALD GRAYZEL SUSAN NANCY GREENBERG IVAN GRILLI 89 ROBERT HAMLIN 91 KAREN GAIL HARRIS VALERIE HARRIS 92 CAROLYN W. HERZ CARL HOFER 93 GERALDINE HOLLOMEN GREGORY HORTON KATHERINE FLORENCE HUGG JUDITH JAILER PHYLLIS ANN HUEBNER CARMEN IADEROSA 94 LINDA ELIZABETH JAMES CLARINE ANN JOHNSON FRED JOHNSTON THOMAS JOHNSON 95 JAY JUBERT 96 GLENN KENNARD SCOTT KENDALL 97 DON LA MONTAGNE GREGORY ARTHER LANGLEY DEBBIE LEDIG LAWRENCE W. LEE JULIA LEVINSKY MARGARET LEVINSON PATRICIA ANN LEWIS 98 JEFF LIND ELLEN CATHY UNDEN DANIEL M, LISA BARRY JAMES LLOYD 99 KATHY M. LLOYD 100 LINDA MARIE MAGLIONE 101 DOMINICK MASCOLA CAROL MAY MASS PEGGIE MAZZUCCA AUDREY LYNN McKNIGHT GEOFFREY LAKE McNALLY MICHAEL McGUIRE THOMAS ALEN McMULLEN CATHERINE ANNE MEEHAN MARIA B. MELLACI patricia montigros KATHLEEN P. MOONEY DAVID D. MOTT EDWARD MOSUR ROBIN E. MOTT 104 MICHAEL F. NELSON STEVE MURPHY STEVE NATELSON 105 PATRICIA A. NEARY JUDY NOLAN DAVID L. OGDEN JOHN M. NIRO DIANE MARGARET NOGLOWS 106 RONALD J. NOWELL JANET NORMINGTON DENISE L. PARSONS CATHY PASTEWAIT 108 PATRICIA ANN PINGITORE ROBERT A. PINGITORE MARCY ARLENE POLLOCK DEBORAH LESLIE PRATO VIRGINIA ANN POST JOHN H. PORTER MARK RICHARD PRESSMAN 109 ARLENE RANDOLPH ROBERT P. RAYNOR no ROSE MARIE PRIVETERA JOAN PERMELIA RANSON 112 JAMES RICHARD MARILYNN ROBINSON VICTOR FRANK RIZ2UTO CAROL ANNE ELIZABETH SAKOWITZ DEAN S. ROSS SHIRLEY CAROL RUBENS ROBERT RUDROW PATRICIA RYDER 114 LAURA ROSE SCHARG JOHN H. SCHIMPF WAVERELY SCHINDLER KEN SCHWAB CHARLIE SCHMIDT JOSEPH P. SCHMITZ MARY ANNE SEITZ MARK SHAPIRO GEORGE SEIBERT JAMES SHALOO MADELINE SCOTT JOSEPH W. SERGEWICH LINDA SILKIE JOHN S. SKIMELIS ANTHONY J. SINCIUS DAVID S. SMITH ROBERT SILVER 117 CAROL JOY STARZER 118 DAVID STEWART CHAS. HARRY SULLIVAN, JR. PENNY SUE SUSSER KATHLEEN STOYE 119 JAN KRISTINE SWANSON LINDA J. THERKELSON CHANNING TITUS STEVEN P. TOMAINO i BEDELL A. TERRY i DANA LYNN THOMPSON 120 JEFFREY TRAMITZ GEORGE UNDERWOOD 121 GLENN VAN LEET VICTORIA VAN WAGENEN 122 DONNA A. VILLANI WANDA WEBSTER MARIAN WEHRLI BRUCE WEDEL 123 NATHAN WEST JACK WESTENDORF CAROL ANN WHITE 124 MARY ETHEL WHITE WENDY WILBER ADELE HESTER WILLIAMS 125 JAMES WILCOXEN CLYDE WILLIAMS 127 ELIZABETH ANN WYLIE STAGE DOOR ON STAGE . . . The ocfresses scan the papers far Costing news. BACKSTAGE . . . Bob Raynor checks his script (Lefl to Right) Carol White, Dana Thompson, Joan Ranson, Susan Greenberg, Audrey McKnight (seated!. MRS. QRCUTT . . , once a great lady of the stage. 132 fXCJTfNG NEWS . . . delighted expressions 11 (left to right) Judi King, Carol White, Dana Thompson, Valerie Harris, Diane Noglows, Eileen Gollop, Debbie Davis (back to audience). To Be, or Not to Be ... A Star IJ! CAST Terry Randall PENNY SUSSER David Kingsley KEN KODAMA Keith Burgess MIKE McGUIRE Mrs. Orcutt EILEEN GALLOP Biq Mary CAROL WHITE Little Mary DANA THOMPSON Linda Shaw DONNA ESPOSITO Mrs. Shaw CAROL SAKOWITZ Jean Maitland VALERIE HARRIS Kaye Hamilton SANDRA COOPER Mattie MARION BASS Sam Hastings DAN KEHDE Jimmy Devereaux BRUCE FARLEY Fred Powell STEVE NATELSON Lou Mil Hauser JIM FRITSCHIE Judith Canfield SUSAN GREENBERG Louise Mitchell LYNN CHENEY Bernice Niemeyer DIANE NOGLOWS Susan Paige JOAN RANSON Pat Devine ARLENE RANDOLPH Ann Braddock DEBORAH DAVIS Madeline Vauclain AUDREY McKNIGHT Bobby Melrose JUDI KING Kendall Adams PHYLLIS HEUBNER Dr. Randall RON GRAYZEL Ellen Fenwick CYNTHIA KATZ Olga Brandt CATHIE BARSKI Larry Wescott CHARLES FROST Billy CHRIS ZAHL Adolph Gretzel STUDENT DIRECTOR RICHARD CORSON BOB RAYNOR The excitement . . , the preparation . . the big moment comes closer. 133 Some Enchanted Evening . . , Nelly (Carol Barton) and Emil (Steve Natelson) drink to their future. With a conventional star in my Esposito). Once you hove found her, never let her go. eye ' (Donna 134 CAST (n order of appearance) Ngano Jerome Henry Ens. Nellie Forbush Emile de Becque Bloody Mary Bloody Mary's Assistant Abner Stewpot Luther Billis Professor Lt, Joseph Cable, U.S.M.C Capt. George Brackett, U.S.N, Cmdr. William Harbeson, U.S.N Yeoman Herbert Quale Sgt. Kenneth Johnson Seabee Richard West Seabee Morton Wise Radio Operator Bob McCaffrey CAROL BARTON CHARLES FROST DEBBIE DAVIS CHARLES SIMMONS PHIL DOTTS and DONNA ESPOSITO and STEVE NATEISON KATHY DORN DEBBIE OTIS JIM FRITSCHIE JOHN GAROFALO BEDELL TERRY MARK SHAPIRO CHRIS ZAHL KEN KODAMA DAN KEHDE WARREN WEST LAWRENCE LEE DAVID MOTT BRUCE WEDEL MIKE NELSON Marine Cpt. Hamilton Steeves Staff Sgt. Thomas Hassmger Lt. Genevieve Marshall Ens. Dinah Murphy Ens. Janet MacGregor Ens. Cora MacRae Ens. Sue Yaeger Ens. Lisa Minelli Ens. Connie Walewska Ens. Pamela Whitmore Ens. Bessie Noonan Liat Lt. Buzz Adams Nurses........... BRUCE HESS RAY SALM TRUDi BEAMAN JESSIE BOONE CAROL VAN KIRK STEPHANIE PETERSON ARLENE RANDOLPH SUSAN EARLE AUDREY McKNIGHT LESLIE FEATHERS DIANE NOGLOW5 NANCY KEYES JAMES RICHARD CAROL STARZER, SHARON BRADLEY, NANCY HENDRICKSON Islanders MARIAN BASS DEBBIE COOK, DELORES DECHALUS, EILEEN GALLOP, DEBBIE LEDIG, MISSY MacCONNELL, DEBI TURNER Director MRS, RENEE MAXWELL Musical Director MR. ROBERT SPENCER I AMBASSADORS of GOODWILL and UNDERSTANDING In ihe summer of 1968, JOAN RANSON (opposite left) was our Exchange Student to India, Though her home was with a vegetarian Hindu family in Bangalore, she also visited the cities | of New Delhi, Bombay and, Madras. One of Joan's most memor- ; able experiences was meeting India's Prime Minister Indira Ghandi. But above all, she was most impressed by the extreme poverty of the people. In January, Red Bank welcomed its first Open Door Exchange Student EDITH De LOURDES CACERES PEREZ (bottom left and right). Edith, from Valdivia, Chile, stayed with the Kinkade family for ten weeks — her summer vacation. During her stay she most enjoyed shopping for clothes and taking candid photo- graphs of her friends. A highpoint of her visit was a trip to Washington, D.C. and Williamsburg, Va. with fellow Open Door s Students.. 136 THE VISITORS TO and FROM AFAR: left to right) JOAN, EDUARDO and EDITH. One of EDUARDO FIGUEROA'S most memorable experiences in the United States was seeing snow for the very first time. I was so excited 1 ran to the window and just stared at It. Eduardo, an exchange student from Quito, Ecua- dor, said that because his home is so near the Equator, spring is the only season throughout the year. While in America, Eduardo stayed with the Pidell family. Teenagers are the same in every place. There is very little difference between teens home and here. I feel we must know about everything and un- derstand all people. 4 That's a PYRAMID??? COED FOOTBALL GAME GO GET 'EM TIGERS I “5 9-13 11 - HIKE 138 The Manhattan Brass Quintet, a young group of professional, free-lance musicians interestingly showed, through performance and comment, the relationship of jazz to classical music. 'The World of Musical Theater , was a program presented by a troupe from the National Theater Com- pany. Through songs from Broadway musicals, this talented group traced the development of the musical theater in America, Jesse Stuart, world famous author of The Thread That Runs So True, informally related his childhood and career experiences to our student body. Mr. Stuart, one who knows America, knows youth, and loves them both, maintained that one's supreme goal should be to make one's life count. 139 JACKIE ROBINSON, first Negro player in the major leagues and Rookie of the Year , talked to the students about Human Relations In 1957, after leaving baseball, he joined the civil rights movement and raised funds for the NAACP and Dr. Martin Luther King's Southern Christian Leader- ship Conference. He presently is Chairman of the Board of Freedom National Bank and the National Negro Republican Assembly, National Vice-Presi- dent of the National Association for the Advance- ment of Colored People, and the 1968 National Chairman of Brotherhood Week for the National Conference of Christians and Jews. 140 4 If smiles will do it, he'll win 111 J POLITICAL RALLY '68 4 THE CHALLENGERS THE CHALLENGED 141 Strong openings were characteristic of most of Red Bank High's sports season. Mr. Morris' strong defensive football team remained stolid against opposing lines and earned recogni- tion as the top defense in the Shore. Co- Captains Kevin Costello and Dick Michel paced their team to a third place finish for our first year in the B Division. The 1969 Cross Country team, in its first year with Mr. Young as coach, ran to a second record-breaking season. Senior Har- riers Bob Hamlin and Tim Betz placed seventh and eighth, respectively, in the State Semi- Finals. The Red Bank Soccer team, in its second season with Mr. Mulrennan as coach, could be classified as the most upsetting team on the Shore. Led by Captain Joe Ferraina, the first Buc to make the All-Shore Team, the team's defeat of Howell Township created a four way tie for first place in the division. Red Bank's varsity Basketball squad boasted of being the only team to defeat league-lead- ing Ocean Township in conference play. Tri- Captains Phil Dotts, Bruce Farley, and Bob Pingitore combined their shooting and play- making abilities to twice break one hundred points and to end the season in third place. Mr. Blasucci's matmen earned the respect of all shore teams by attempting a comeback after a year's inactivity. Larry Lee, Dave Mott and Jim Clews placed second, third and fourth, respectively, in the District Semi-Finals. The greatest achievement of the season was John Lee's fifteen-second pin, which set a new school record. As a new edition to the RBHS sports cur- riculum, the Indoor Track team displayed an abundance of talent and drive. This novice team managed to place second in two of its three meets and seems to have assured itself of a place in Red Bonk High School. The 1968 Baseball team, although suffer- ing o disappointing season, provided fans with many exciting games, such as the defeat of arch-rivals Red Bank Catholic (22-6) and Long Branch (17-5). Lettermen Dave Fazzone, Kevin Costello, Bill Maguire, and Charles Taylor can be expected to propel their team to a high standing in B division in '69. Mr. Needle's Tennis team sported a disap- pointing season record, but untold in the won- lost percentage is the invaluable experience obtained by the squad. Captain Bob Raynor played well as number one man against older, more experienced opponents. This year's team looks forward to B division success with the return of Bob, doubles man Dom Mascolo and the team's most consistent player, Greg Lang- ley. Lack of practice hampered the members of the Golf team in their 1968 season. Captain Bob Pingitore, playing in the first position since sophomore year, looks forward to his best season in '69. The addition of Guy Lucian in the number two spot adds to the hopes of Mr. Hay's team of returning to the State Tournament and finishing higher than their fifth place in 1968, The hopes of the Track team rest with the performances of senior Bob Rudrow. Ranked as one of the best high jumpers in the state, Bob has continued to set shore records and to break them. Mr. Perry's team, consisting most- ly of sophomores, pulled many surprising up- sets, such as its defeat of Neptune, and looks ahead to a very promising spring season. 145 I AM A R0CK1 Pete Rock takes a lateral from Warren Josey and sweeps the right end for a substantial gain. FOOTBALL ROpp. T4 Red Bank Catholic 13 0 Manasquan . 0 29 ------- Mata wan 12 0 Asbury Park 7 13 Howell 7 39 Jackson Township 0 7 Monmouth Regional 13 0 Ocean Township 21 6 -------- Long Branch _______ 9 NO LONGER UP FOR GRABS. Co-captain Kevin Costello receives the Dorn Trophy from Mr Daniel Dorn and Mrs. Raymond Sargeant. 147 SIX MORE FOR MOORE ... os Robert Moore breaks away for o TD TWO-STEP FOR TWO POINTS. While being covered. Bob Pingi- fore gets o shot owo at the basket CHEEK TO CHEEK. Bruce Farley bottles an Asbury Park player for a loose ball. SUPERCILIOUS FORTIFICATIONS. Four Sues b oc their opponents in an attempt to grab a rebound. 148 UP FOR GRABS. Dennis Hotsey strains to grab a rebound from a Long Brancher. WITH A TWIST Of THE WRIST. Sophomore Jim Golson me foot easy. SHIFTING DOWNCOURT, One of Red Band's high scorers, Fritz Roth, POLKA-DOTTS. Phil Dotts dances away from his opponent e moves the ball away from his opponent. basket. BASKETBALL SCORES Red Bank 44 Asbury Park 43 Red Bank 63 Ocean Township 53 Red Bank 58 Howell 44 Red Bank 58 Red Bank Catholic 81 Red Bank 67 Monmouth Regional 58 Red Bank 48 Ocean Township 67 Red Bank 74 Long Branch 89 Red Bank 51 Manasquan 65 Red Bank 99 Matawan 72 Red Bank 67 Red Bank Catholic 72 Red Bank 57 Monmouth Regional 62 Red Bank 70 Jackson Township 52 Red Bank 67 Asbury Park 70 Red Bank 57 Long Branch 71 Red Bank 44 Ocean Township 60 Red Bank 107 Howell 57 Red Bank 64 Manasquan 37 Red Bank 66 Matawan 72 Red Bank 78 Monmouth Regional 67 Red Bank 101 Jackson 71 LENDING A HELPING WAND. Dennis Halsey aids Bob Pingifore in up- f-nding o Red Bank Catholic player. A SPLIT-SECOND TOO LATE. Phil Doffs releases tbe ball before a Matawan player can block the shot. WHAT'S GOING ON UP THERE? Four Sues woif expectantly for a non-existent rebound. DON'T COOK TO ME FOR HELPI Fritz Roth and Dennis Halsey decide to let Bob Pingitore go at it on his own. CRASHING THROUGH CAS5YS . . . Bruce Farley drives in for o lay-up. BUC BALL-HANDLER . . , Warren Josey fast-breaks during game against Matawan, THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COM£. Serrfor Dave Eazzone promises o be one of the best pitchers on the Shore and our most valuable player. KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN, BOBBY. Bob Douglas, who started for the Varsity in his Freshman year, can be called the Rookie of the Year , 152 1 BASEBALL SCORES WATCH VOUK IfAD, Speedster CliorJes Toyior takes a big leod while on first during a gome with Freehold. Red Bonk 0 Monmouth Regional Red Bonk 9 Brick Township Red Bank 0 Long Branch Red Bank 0 Middletown Red Bank 4 Toms River Red Bank 22 Red Bank Cotholic Red Bank 10 Freehold Red Bank 4 Neptune Red Bank 3 Monmouth Regional Red Bank 0 Brick Township Red Bank 17 Long Branch Red Bank 2 Middletown Red Bank 5 Toms River Red Bank 4 Red Bank Catholic Red Bank 0 Freehold Red Bank 2 Neptune 4 0 1 12 7 IS THAT YOUR USUAL BATTING STANCE? Veteran shortstop Bill Maguire tries to squeeze out a walk during the Freehold game. DYNAMITE COMBINATION. Dave Fazzone coders home while Jim Mottine fields a bunt during the Casey game. LOOULnO. VJUO'UiU FOREIGN FINESSE. Ecuadorian exchange student Eduardo Figueroa, demonstrates the art of dribbling. THE UN-GOALA. Red Crammer escorts the boll Jot© the nets against Ocean Township, HEADS UP. Bruce Coofc heads the ball toward the opponent's goal. R.B 0 0 0 3 2 3 2 2 5 1 SOCCER St. Rose ... Pt, Pleasant Boro . Long Branch ..... Howell ..... Asbury Park Jackson Township Ocean Township Wall Township Shore Regional Henry Hudson Opp. .... 3 3 3 .. 2 2 T 1 2 5 5 154 TENNIS SCORES THE STRAIN OF BEING NUMBER ONE. Captain Bob Raynor winces after returning a serve. 155 Red Bank 1 Red Bank 1 Red Bank 1 Red Bank 3 Red Bank 1 Bed Bank 5 Red Bank 1 Red Bank 3 Red Bank 0 Red Bank 2 Red Bank 1 Shore Regional Ocean Neptune Long Branch Monmouth Regional Freehold Lakewood Toms River Southern Freehold Middletown Asbury Park WICKED SERVE. Greg Langley slams one of his powerful serves. DEMONS AT DOUBLES. Outstanding doubles man Dom Mascala returns Ibe ball as partner Dove Natelson looks on. SHORE'S BEST POLE VAULTER. Don Bartel's absence next year will create a gap that will take a long time to fill. OUR NEW ATHLETICS DIRECTOR . Mr. Thomas Perry, after many distinguished years as cooch, be- came our leader in sports. TRACK SCORES Red Bank 59 Rumson 69 Red Bank 60 Tom's River 65 Va Red Bank 50 Monmouth Regional 76 Red Bank 66 Neptune 60 Red Bank 73 Middletown 53 Red Bank 75 Brick 50 Red Bank 74 Freehold Regional 52 Red Bank 35 Long Branch 91 156 DOUBLE FINISH. Bob Moore and Pete Rock tie for first place in 100-yard dash. 157 TWO MILES IN NOTHING FLAT. Bob Hamlin breaks the tape as he S reofes across fhe finish line. STREAKING THROUGH THE WIL DERNESS. Tim Betz, one of our leading harriers, struggles down DID THAT BETZ PUT CAP5 IN THE GUN AGAIN? Red Sonic runners appeor restless while awaiting the the home stretch, starting gun. CROSS COUNTRY R.B. Opp 27 . Rumson 30 34 ... Mata wan 22 19 36 24 Manasquan 35 26 Jackson 29 15 Monmouth Regional .. 47 36 21 33 24 44 St. Rose ... T9 23 , Ocean 34 YOU SURE THAT WA5 THE RIGHT TURN? John Baugher seems reluctant to follow the trail. KINGS OF THE HILL. Gary Clews and James Sholoo stride up Tower Hill during or important meet. 158 MENACING MATMAN. Lorry lee displays the style that carried him to a second' pfece finish in the Districts. WRESTLING SCORES Red Bank 34 Asbury Park 18 Red Bank 21 Red Bank Catholic 29 Red Bank 16 Howell 28 Red Bank 23 Long Branch 21 Red Bank 33 Mata wan 16 Red Bank 24 Manasquan 22 Red Bank 16 Raritan 30 Red Bank 6 Tom's River 44 Red Bank 18 Ocean Township 24 Red Bank 31 Lakewood 15 Red Bank 22 Shore 24 Red Bank 23 Rumson 17 ALWAYS ON TOP . . . was Dave Mott, a consistent winner during the season, 41 TWISTED TORSO. Jim Clews neatly packages his opponent. 159 THE PERFECT SWING. Art Hotaling demonstrates goad form on first tee. GOLF SCORES Red Bank Forfeit Red Bank 0 Red Bank 4 Red Bank 1 Red Bank 2 Red Bank 2 Red Bank 2 Red Bank 3 Red Bank 5 Toms River Neptune Freehold Lakewood Middletown CBA Asbury Park Brick Township Long Branch 5 1 i 160 KEEP YOUR ARMS STRAIGHT. Cooc t Mr, Hay instructs Bob Pingitore and other members of the team. ■t CO CO CO cs o WHAT'S WILT CHAMBERLAIN GOT THAT her dribbling skills. HAVEN'T? Lenyse O'Brien demonstrates BOWL 'EM OVER. GAA Presidenf Lindo Coroveffo affempfs fo moke a spare. CLASS OF 1970 R. Adorns F. Agamennone C, Aiken I. Alatsos P. Albano J. Anderson C. Antener J, Applegate L. Aymcnier D. Bocigalupi K, Boily M. Baily C, Balsebt J, Barker J. Baugher N. Boynton T. Bean S. Beceiro R, Bellantoni P. Bennett L Bermon R. Blast C. Bliss J, Boebmler H.Bogen D. Bohnert T. Bolder C. Borchordt L, Boskey J. Boyd 5, Brautigam T. Brooks P. Bruno J. Brzostoski L Buck A. Coffee C. Calvert E. Celi J. Christensen B Ciampoli T. Cobbs L Codispoti K. Coleman A. Collins J. Connors B. Cook D. Cowles C. Credle 164 j, Cremeans C. Cristofaro A. Crockett C. Crouch C Oammeyer R. Daniels I, Daniels G, Davis L. Dean P. Defa2io F. De Palma C, Desantis D, De Santis P. Destita C, Di Fiore V. Di Micelli A. Dillard F, Dolch L. Daremus C, Doty C, Drake I. Duke R. Durham C, Duym J, Egan S, Eiseman G. Ennis 5. Ertck en E„ Etrkorn G, Ewing G,Falber R, Feddeler R, Fieldler B, Flaherty S, Flaherty A, Floratos P. Ford ham D. Foster P, Franklin A. Friedman R. Friedman J, Gaddis T. Galalra P. Gale L Gall T. Garrett C. Gaylord R. Gerard D. Geroni C. Ge lt i s Pt Giglio J. Glorno K. Gisleson A. Goncharko R. Grammer K. Gu$hue T. Hannun H. Harbour K. Hathaway S. Hawthorne L Heller J. Hendry J. Hoffman D. Howe C. Huber J. Huber J. Hurault 165 C. Imperato R. Jar nag in I, Jeter D. Johnson 0. Johnson E. Johnson J, Johnson M. Johnslon J. Johnstone S. Jones W, Josey K. Kachel B. Keefer R, Kell urn C. Kelly B, Kendall M, Kennedy A, King J. Kinkade L Klotsin T. Knetqh S. Knoll F. Kochanicwicr K. Kolb J, Kraus B, Kraut N. Kromonn J. loonisfo S, Loidig P. La Mon tange L. Lor son 1. Locater C, LoVeile J, Ledig C, Lehman S, Levinson R. Logon K, Lopez B, Loux R. Love R. Loversldge J, Lucania G- Lucian R, Lucas V. Lyman G. Lyttle L. Maggi 5. Maginn J.,. Main'Waring T. Ma lotto J. Marcelli J. Marshall R. Marshall B. Marx B, Mastrodomenic . A. Matlock H. Maurer B. McCarthy G. McCarthy S. McCrum B. McCue I. McDermott S. McEver T. McGuigan M. McGuire ID. McKee K. McKinnon B. Mela whorn R. Meehan M„ Meise B. Menosky I. Menosky E. Michalski C. Miller G. Miller R. Morse M. Morris D. Morrison M, Nigro F. Nordrum C. O'Neill H. Ostra n J. Pondolfo C. Parker J. . Farm© roter D, Patterson M. Patterson L. Peluso M. Peterson A. Poleski G. Pranzo K. Purcell M. Reed P. Register W, Rehm J. Reilly A Richmond J. Riddle J, Rabins S. Robinson A. Rogel A. Rogers P. Rollins D. Rosenfeld T. Rossi F. Rofh S. Rubinstein D. Rudolph J. Sasso R. Schaffer D. Schena R. Schenck K. Schlessinger S. Schneider C. Schollenberger M. Scimecci B. Semllotschenko L. Senion J. Setaro K. Sevivon M. Sharpe D, Shectrd T. Sheidjer S. Sica T. Sihler R. Silberslein P. Silver R. Singer J. Skakandy S. Skimelrs D, Slater J. Soper D, Sorrenlino R. Spencer R. Spiegelbord T. Stafford L Stean C. Stobo B, Stokes D. Sfrohmenger J. Sullivan G. Sutton B. Taylor C, Taylor J. Thomas J. Thompson J. Tomaino 8.Turner C Vodesx K. Vandervoort R. Varrelmann B, Vitra no 0. Vogel A, Vonkattenbell M, Wodington R. Ward D. Walser B. Wordell B. Warrick R. Welch E, Wells J. Wheeler C. Whelan j. Wiberg K. Willey B. Wills E, Wilson P. Wilson N, Yorg CLASS OF 1971 J. Adorns P. Albrecht C. Allegro D1, Alsob rooks I. Armstrong K. Avo C. Asmor A. Ayola R. Bolrd F. Balsamo A. Beti ista M. Boucher J. Beers N. Beers A, Bendvengo J. Bennett D, Bendy B. Beti J. Bosco M. Boyd V, Bradley J. Brandshagen W. Branwell C. Braun M. Brennan J. Brown K. Bry P, Bublin S. Bunting C. Burke R. Cain C. Canonico J, Cordone R. Cordone R. Carter 170 T. Cclendoro H. Choviono N.Chernoff K. Cheston W Child A, Cjaglia R. Ciambrone D. Oiampoli E. Ciancoglini C. Clark G. Clark S. Clarke B. Cornins J. Connolly G, Conover R. Cordosco T. Credle B. Curchin V. De Cholus A. DeNezto A, DePietro K. Dehm C, Denny D Di Micelli A, DiSolvo A. Doan K. Dodge T. Da kb M.Dotts D. Douglass R. Douglass M, Dudley H. Durham J, Eisinger D. Ernst J. Gray J. Green V. Green D. Greenwood D. Gritfm K. Grimm J. Grossett C, Gurniok B. Gurniok P Hancik J. Hannon J. Harris S. Harris R, Hatton B. Hay T Heafy A, Hencoski C. Hendrickson M, Heri L Hess L Hill 171 I L. Hopkins D. Hopps K. Horchler W. Howard N. Huebner R. Huobner A. laderosa laderosa I, Jackson W, Jamison C. Jefferson L. Jeffrey A. Jensen F. Jensen A. Johnson Q. Johnson D. Johnson I. Johnson K. Jones S, Judd T. Kegley E. Kelly L Kennord H. Kershenbaum I. Kloplemfein 5. Knapp D, Koflanovich A, Komor H. Kristensson G. Kuchler B. Kugler J. LoFayetle E. Laauser R. La boissonniere J. Laidig S, Lang L. Lanzalotti C, Leviti N. Lind F, Linden G. Link K. Lopez P. Loversidge J. Lovett J. Lucas K. Lyman D. McConnell T. Makris F. Malandrucola C Ma lotto E. Mamukari P, Mandrachia R. Marascio A, Martinez S. Maurer E. Mautner G. Mowby N, Moxfield G, Maynard $, McCormick E. McFarland P. McGee P. MclHeffey R. Mclnlosh R. McLane J. McLawhorn P. McLean M. McNeal M. Meihls B. Melbourne 172 J F. Me I loci M, Men gel R, Merge! E. Meyer R. Miller L Michel! T. Mortd P, Moraller R. Morgan E. Morris P, Mulheren fc, Morton M, Murfho D. Natelson C. Newman D. Newton G. Noglows J. North D. Novicky S. Novicky R. Novy K. Noweski L. O'Brien D. O'Kane P. Ormsbee C. Otto J. Palumbo I. Parker D. Parsons B. Peck D. Peluso K. Peterson T. Peterson L. Pfeffer J. Pharr R. Pickett R. Pinto L Porcelli R. Pratt C. Preuss M. Pistocchio R. Pressman S. Proudfoot H. Radelot A. Ransley K, Regan C. Reichord iR. Richard E. Richardson R, Rivero P. Rock P. Rogers A. Ross D. Ross J, Ross J Ross M. Roth D. Ross B. Roundtree P. Ruff ini M. Rush P. Russo J, Ryder P. Sakowitz L. Salm N. Soss M. Shays C. Scattcrglia S. Sch'Org P. Sch©nek E. Schindler C. Scholl D. Sceppetula C. Scott R, Scott R. Lees M, Seitz M. Semlioshenko S. Sergeant D, Setaro R. Siedletki P. Silkie C, Slater C. Smith A. Mendefson G. Smith K, Smith R. Snake V. Steck J, Stelle N, Stone F. Strenk f. Strieker V. Ortiz M, Stypul C. Sosino J. Swanson M. Swanson N. Swartz V. Talarico L. Tallsington I, Tawil S, Teller D Terry M. Terry J. Tetley R. Tiederman R. Tobias R, Topham M. Treger S, Trenet M, Uglesich E. Underwood J. Vandervort J. Verona S. Walker G. Walters M. Ward B. Watts P. Warner G. Wedel 5. Welch D. Welle P. West P. Weston K. Wild E. Williams j. Williams T. Wilson A. Withey D, Woantner M. Zeisel D. Zimmerman R, Foley 174 CLASS OF 1972 A. Adkins L Adkissan S. Aiken J. Alberts P. Allen M, Allen R. Allen L Allgood S, Andrews A. Armstrong P, Arnone L Ascheftino L Bocigolupi G. Bodovjnoc J. Bologurehik M. Balschi S. Borno B. Bartel D. Boss S. Baumgartner D. Becker C. Benfeerf E, Bennett R. Berg J. Bertelsen G. Blumstein P. Boehmler M. Bogosian L, Borchordt D, Bosalewski P. Bradley P. Brenner G. Brito S. Brooks M, Brown F. Bruno A. Burgess P. Bruscelle 0« Buckley M, Butler W. Cahill M. Cordone J. Carhort O. Carpenter P. Carter V. Cerqua S. Chapman T. Chiapuzzi N. Christensen M, Ciampolt B. Clemmons J. Coates J. Cohen J. Consta ntinitis D. Cook K. Cook C. Corrono 175 V. Cosenlino C, Costello J. Cotenoff B. Cremeans J Cristofaro L Croft B, Cunningham P. Curchin S. Dommeyer 0. Davis R. Dawson t. DeArtgelo G, Dean P Dean W. Dean M. Deardorff J, DeCarlo G, DeFetlco A. DJai V. Diaz S, Dingle S. Dolch M, Dolan B. Douglas D, Dove 5, Drucker C. Dukes R. Duncan E, Dunlap B Durar D. Earle D. Edwards M. Ennis H. Ernst W. Everett N. Ewald J. Ewin R Folber 1. Farrell R. Foley S Feathers M. Feigenbaum T. Feitt M, Ferrara R. Ferrogine K. Fiasconaro L. Fiederowici S. Finn C. Fisher M. Florczak B Forsyth G. Fowler R Frick W, Friedauer D. Galbraith K. Galvin C. Cehrmann M. Giannell B Gibson R. Giglio M, Gisleson P. Gisleson A. Gieeson 176 V is D, Goff R. Coff N. Goldberg W, Golson I. Gorlenko E. Graydon K. Grayzel D. Greeley B. Greenberg M. Green M. Green S. Gregory T. Griffin J. Grigor 7. Grill B. Grimm M. Grob K. Gross H. Grubb K. Gunther B. Hacketl D. Hammond M. Hammond D. Honsen E. Harris S. Horler L. Hartnett P. Harylka J. Hawthorne V, Hazeldine M. Hendrickson D. Hessinger N. Hill B. Himelfarb R. Hoffman R, Holmes D+ Horchler C Horlon S, Howe K, Howitt M. Hulak G. Hussmann J. Hyland N. Imperato G. Jocob J Jacobi E. Jeter W. Jeter B. Jette T. Johanson A, Johnson J, Johnson J. Johnson T. Johnson W. Johnson W. Johnson D. Jones M.Jones T, Jones R. Mann L. Maroscio G. Marvel W. Marx R. Mass W, Ma tlack L. Moutner H, Maymon R. Koercher D. Karpie B, Keane B. Kerr K. Klawunn P. Knott P. Kajola K. Kovoleski C. Kunreuther G. Lone B Larney B. Lorson J. LaSater J. Lewis S, Upper D. Lomazzo B. Longo t. Lopez A. Loux S. Loving B. Lowenstein J. Luckenbtll J. Lugar G. Lutz E. Lyttle P, Maletto L, Manglaracina 177 R. McCorfhy M. McDermott S, McGuigan Y. McLane E. McLaren C, McNally L McNitl 0, Me $ ween O. Meise D. Mentel P, Menna L, Meyers j. Mikson L. Milio C. Mills L. Miller L, Miller L. Miller C. Mitchell C, Mirro R. Monlanino D, Mooney L Mo r i son JL Mott P. Mugridge R. Muir M, Mulligan S Nankervis G, Norflee B. Nowell L. O'Neil G. Opie V. Pace J, Pacitti G- Parsons C, Patterson B. Pease S. Peluso P. Petersen S. Petersen B, Peterson A, Phifer M, Robbins C. Robinson D. Robinson L. Robins R. Robins L. Rodriguez B. Romano L, Rowland J. Rubinstein B. Ryder K, Sabatos B, Solmeri A, Sanders D, Sasso B, Schardt M. Schedlbauer K Schindler M, Schluter A. Schneider J, Schneider A. Schweers P. Scapetani J. Scoras A, Sftlzle B. Phifer P. P'mgitore R. Piniak C. Pisfocchia M. Pitts E. Porter Q, Porter Rr Porter 5, Quick C. Ronson K, Reuffus P. Rice G Riley M, Rixzuto 178 K. Yqrbough K. Yarbrough R. Zadorozny JL Zager D. Ziegler B. Shaw E. Sheard W. Sibilia V. Sickle J. Siedlecki P. Silkie C. Simmon R. Skokondy C. Slater K. Slater M. Slavenz J. Smith J, Smith I. Smith J. Smith B„ Smith exs K. Soden B. Soltis F. Spencer G. Spencer B. Stafford S. Stearns B, St. Germain N. Slilwelt R. Straus S. Strongin B. Swiser C. Sutphin P. Taklington J. Taylor T. Taylor A. Terry L. Thacker J. Therkelsen B. Thompson J. 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CLAY, LILLIAN MATCELLA, 320 S, Bridge Ave., R.B. • Latin Club, Girls' Intramurol Sports. BOONE, JESSIE FRANCINE, 214 Bank St,, R.B, • French National Honor Society (4), French Club, G.A.A. (Secretary A), Pep Club, Senior Show, COHEN, BARBARA BETH, 198 E. Bergen PI., R.B, • Spanish Club, F.H.A, (Treasurer 3, 4), BOYNTON, ELIZABETH MOSHER, 37 Laurelwood Dr., L.S, • F.H.A. (Par liamentarian 3), French National Honor Society (4), Senior Concession Stand, Class Projects, COLMORGEN, KATHY LOU, 67 Ookland St., R.B. • Latin Club, German Club, Senior Concession Stand, Senior Show BRADLEY, SHARON DENISE, 42 W, Westside Ave., R.B. • Class Treasurer CONNAIR, KEVIN D., 22 Madison Ave., R.B. (3, 4), Gym Leaders Club (President 4), French National Honor Society, Majorette (Captain 4}f Class Projects, Junior Play. BRAZEE, CHERYL ANN, 29 Amelia Circle, L.S, • Sand, Junior Play, Senior Show, N.A A.C.P. Tutoring, F.H.A., Magazine Drive Chairman, CONNORS, MICHAEL, 57 Kings Rd., L.S. • French Club (Treasurer 3), Student Council, French National Honor Society (Treasurer 4), National Honor Society (4), National Merit Commendalian Winner, CROW's NEST {Production Editor 3, 4), LOG (Curriculum Editor 4), Junior Play, Science Fair Second Prize (1), Senior Show. BRENNAN, EDWARD F., 11 Circle Lane, L.S • Student Council, Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Baseball. COOK, DEBORAH A., 27 Tower Hill Ave., R.B • F.H.A., Pep Club, Junior Play, Senior Shaw, Class Projects. BRENNER, JUDITH F., 151 Manor Dr., R.B. • Ass't. Business Manager (3, 4), Sponish Club, Gym Leaders Club, Junior Play, Girls' Intramurol COOPER, DONNA L, R.F.D, 1, Box 150, H'del. • D.E.C.A. Sports, Class Projecls, Student Council, Spanish Nationol Honor Society (4), COOPER, SANDRA ALETA, 666 Branch Ave., L.S. • A.F.S., Band, Junior Ploy (Actress), Class Projects, Student Council, 186 CORSON, RICHARD A,, 42 Oakes fid., L.S. • Booknauts (Pres. 3). National Honor Society (3, 4), CROW'5 NEST (Co-Editor 3, 41, Band. Junior Ploy (Actor), Notional Merit Letter of Commendation. COSTA, ROSEMARIE, 140 River Rd., R.B. French Club, N.A.A.C.P. Tutor- ing Program, Student Council, Art Club, Senior Show, CROW'S NEST, Girls' Intramural Sports. COSTELLO, KEVIN JAMES, 123 Riverview Ave., L.S Varsity Baseball, Varsity Football (Co-Captain 4). CROWELL, ELIZABETH ANN, 44 Irving PL, R.B • Latin Club, Magazine Coplain (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Council (3), Flog Twirling (2, 3, 4), Color Guard (T, 2), Class Protects, Junior Play, Student Council Play (2, 3). CROWELL, KIMBERLY M., 11 Laurelwood Dr,, L,S. • Gym Leaders' Club (2, 3), French Club, Pep Club (Chairman), Class Projects, Cross-Country Manager (4), Girls' Intramural Sports. CRUPI, FRANCIE, 30 Reckless PL, L.S, DAL PRA, PALMYRA, 130 Rumsan PL, L.S, Spanish Club, Class Projects. DAVIS, DEBORAH A,, 139 Montgomery Ter., R.B, French Club, Knitting Club, Student Council, Junior Ploy (Actress), Gym Leaders Club, Flag Twirler (Capt. 3, 4), Girts' Intramural Sports (Basketball Letter 1, 2, 3). DeCARLO JAMES A., 19 N. Bridge Ave., R.B, • Wrestling (4), Boys' Intramural Sports, DeCHALUS, DOLORES, 35 Bonk St., R.B. • Girls' Intramural Sports, Gym Leaders' Club (4), Student Council, Pep Club, Secretarial Club {Sec. 4). DeSANTlS, THOMAS, 35 Spruce Dr., Shrews. DINGLE, COLLEEN ANN, 178 Silverside Ave.r L.S. • Spanish Club, Student Council, Junior Ploy, Senior Concession Stand, Class Projects. DOAN, RACHAEL, 55 Riversedge Dr., L.S. • Spanish Club, Junior Ploy, Concession Stand, Class Projects. DORN, KATHY LYNN, 33 Meadow Dr., Shrews. • G.A A. (Treasurer 3), F.H.A. (Records Chairman 2, 4, President 3), Choralettes (3, 4), Student Council, LOG (Photographer), Senior Show, Junior Play. Class Projects, Homecoming Queen (4). DOTTS. PHILIP, 229 Pearl St., R.B. • J.V, Football, Basketball (Co- Captain 4), Homecoming King (4). DOUGHTY, MARTHA N., 19 Highland Ave., R.B. • Junior Play, Class Projects, F.H.A. (Pres. 4), Pep Club. DRINKWATER, LES, 27 Chestnut Ridge Rd., H'del. • Audio Visual Aids Club, Library Council, DUYM, BETTY ANN, 48 Queers Dr. E., L.S. • Gym Leaders Club (2, 3, 4), National Honor Society (4), Honorable Mention Science Fair (2). Student Council, Girls' (ntromural Sports, Senior Concession Stand. EARLE SUSAN LEE, 64 Peters PL, R.B. • Student Council, Majorette, Class Projects, Senior Show, EDMUNDS, MARILYN A., 24 Rosslyn Gt, L.S. • Spanish National Honor Society (3, 4), National Honor Society (4), Cheerleading (J.V. 2, Varsity 3, 4, Co-Captoin 4), Gym Leaders Club, Junior Play. EMERIAN, JANET MARIA, 21 Miller Ave., Hlet. • French National Honor Society, F.H.A., Cheerleading (4). ERBE, FRANCIS X., 136 Winding Woy, L.S. • Basketball (3, 4), Tennis (4), Class Projects, Senior Show. ESPOSITO, DONNA MARIE, 45 Riverside Ave., R.B. • Cheerleader {Varsity 3, 4), Class Business Manager {2, 3, 4), National Honor Society (3, 4), French National Honor Society (3, 4}, Junior Class Play (Actress), Choralettes {Accompanist 1, 2), N. . State Citizenship Institute, D.A.R.. Senior Show, Co-ed Football Game, FANTONE, CHRISTINE LYNN, 55 Vista Dr., L.S, • French Club, Student Council, Junior Play, Class Projects,, Pep Club, French National Honor Society (4), LOG (Activities Editor 4), Perfect Attendance Award (2), FARRELL, JOAN EMILIE, 677 Prospect Avenue, L.S, • LOG, Gym Leaders' Club, Girls' Intramural Sports, G.A.A., Pep Club, Student Council, French Club, Senior Show, FARLEY, BRUCE K„ 1 Westwood Rd., L.S. • Closs President (1, 2. 3. 41, Student Council, Basketball (Co-Captain 4), New Jersey Boys' State Youth Government Day (Freeholder), Junior Play (Actor), Cross Country {1, 2, 3), National Honor Society (4), Student Exchange Representative to CR.A. FEATHERS, LESLIE JOAN, 5 Ardmore PL, H'del. • German Club, Latin Club, Bible Club, Math Club, Junior Ploy, National Honor Society (Tutoring Chairman], Notional Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist, CROW'S NEST (Publicity Editor 4), German Award (First Gold Medal for Second Year), Senior Show. FERRAINA. JOSEPH, 128 Shrewsbury Ave., R.B. • Varsity Soccer (1, 2 Captain 3, 4), All-Shore Soccer Player (4). FIGUEROA, EDUARDO G., 122 Silverton Ave., L.S. • Varsity Sorter. National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society, A.F.S. FLOURNOY, REGINA EVETT, TO Willow St., R.B. Girls' Intramural Spom, Student Council, Class Projects, National Honor Society, Pep Club, Senior Show, Secretarial Club, CROW'S NEST. FOLGER, RON, R.F.D. 136A, H'del. • Wrestling FORSHEE, KAREN, 20 Gleen Way, H'del, • German Club, CROW'S NEST, Computer Club, Math Club, Orchestra, M.A.A. Exam. FOWLER, CRAIG H,, 300 Brood St,, R.B • French Club, Art Club, Junior Play. FRIT5CHE, JAMES H., 460 Prospect Ave., L.S. • Student Council, Men of Note, Choir, Class Projects, Junior Play, Senior Show, BUCCANEER, Senior Concession Stand. FROST, CHARLES DOUGLAS, 117 Leonard St., R.B. • Men of Note, Choir, Forensic League, All-Shore Chorus, German Club, Bible Club (Vice President 3), All-State Chorus (4), All-Eastern Chorus, Senior Shaw, GALLOP, EILEEN LINDA, 125 Winding Way, L.S. • Junior Play. Student Council, Class Projects, Senior Show. GAROFALQ, JOHN, 165 Spring St., R.B. • Varsity Football (2, 3, 4), Freshman Football, Varsity Wrestling, Senior Show, Spanish Club. GAWEL, ANDREW CHARLES, 12 Telegraph Hill Rd.. H'del. • Class Projects, GIANNELL, JAMES, 193 E. Bergen PL, R.B. Varsity Football (2, 3. 4), Varsity Baseball (3, 4). GIBSON, KATHERINE C., R.D. 1 Box 73 Cenlerville Rd., H'del. GILL, DEBBIE ANN, 10 Mayfair Rd., Hazlet • F.H.A,, Girls' Intramural Sports, D.E.CA. Club. GILLEY, CAROLYN, 95 Woodland Si., L.S. • Girls' Intramural Sports, Bible Club, F.H.A., Latin Ctub, Geneology Club. GOLDEN. EILEEN GAIL, 20 Southvale Ave,, L.S. GOLDEN, MICHAEL D., 81 Pinckney Rd.r R.B. • Wrestling, Class Projeds, Senior Concession Stand. GOODHUE, JOHN THOMAS, 70 Pinckney Rd„ R.B. • Track, Cross Country. GRAYZEL, RONALD, 37 Queens Dr. E., L.S. Student Council (Rep.-at- Large 2, Vice President 3, President 4), Band, All-Shore Conference Band, Junior Play Class Projects. 187 GREENBERG, SUSAN NANCY, 14 Hillside PI., R.B • Notional Honor Society (3, 4), Spanish Nolional Honor Society, Spanish Club, Latin Club (Scriba 2), Girls' State Alternate. Student Council (Recording Secretary 3), Class Projects, Junior Play (Actress), Co-ed Football Game, LOG (Senior Editor), Senior Show, Senior Concession Stand. GREENWOOD, BRUCE R., 8 Elm Lane, Shrews, • Soccer, Cinema Club, GRILLI, IVAN, 30 E, Bergen PL, R.B. • Varsity Soccer (3, 4), J.V. Soccer (2). GRUBMAN, JUDITH ELLEN, 24 Oakes Rd.f L.S. • French Club, Spanish Club, Junior Ploy, Senior Show, Class Projects, Senior Concession Stand, Pep Club, A.F.S. GUNTHER, DENISE, 111 Patterson Ave., Shrews. • Junior Play, BUCCANEER. GARRISON, ROBERT WALTER, 10 Windsor Dr., L.S. HADDEN, PATTY, 117 Chestnut St., R.B, • Flag Twirler (Co-Captain 4), Band, All-Shore Band, junior Play, Class Projects, Guidance Office Assistant. HAGUE, PHILIP F., 41 Leroy PL, R.B. • Senior Show. HALSEY, DENNIS I., 15 Sickles PL, Shrews. • Varsity Basketball (3, 4), J.V. Basketball (2), Senior Concession Stand, Class Projects. HALVERSON, KAREN LYNNE, 111 W. End Ave., Shrews. • Spanish Club, Student Council, F.H.A., A.F.S,, Pep Club (Chairman), Class Projects, junior Play, Senior Show, HAMILTON, GARY LEE, 19 Stempler CL, W. Keansburg • Class Projects, Art Club. HAMLIN. ROBERT, 350 Prospect Ave., LS. Cross Country (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (Trophy 3, 4), Band, French Club, National Honor Society (4), Science Fair Commendation. HARRIS, KAREN GAIL, 82 White Rd,, Shrews. Cheerleader (J.V, Captain 3, Varsity 4), Junior Play. HARRIS, VALERIE, 916 Brood1 St., Shrews. • Forensic League (Award 4), German Club, CROW'S NEST, LOG (Features Editor), Junior Play, Class Projects, Art Club, Latin Club. HART, LESTER C., 113 W. Bergen PL, R.B. HENDRICKSON, JEANNE, 272 Willow Dr., L.S. • Pep Club, Geneology Club (Secretary 3), F.H.A., Student Council, Senior Show. HENDRICKSON, NANCY LOU, 30 Irving PL, R.B. • Latin Club (Vice Presi- dent 2), German Club, Spanish Club, Student Council (Rep.-at-Large 3, 4), National Honor Society (3, 4), Class Projects, Senior Show. HERZ, CAROLYN, 32 Srlverton Ave., LS. • Latin Club, German Club, BUC- CANEER (Circulation Manager 3, News Editor 4), CROW'S NEST, Band, National Honor Society (4), Notional Merit Letter of Commen- dation, German Coolest of Literary Society Foundation (Silver Medal 3).. HESS. BRUCE, 72 Mitchell PL, L.S. HESTER, GAIL, 32 Leroy PL, R.B. ■ Band, Spanish Club, Class Projects. HILL, GARY RONALD, 96 Bank St.( R.B. • Footboll, Track. HILL, RICHARD E., 10 James St., R.B. • D.E. Club. HOFER, CARL, 55 E. Bergen PI., R.B. HOLLOMEN, GERALDINE, 144 Catherine 5t., R.B. • D.E.C.A. (Secretary 4), Pep Club. HORTON, GREGORY, 25 Elm PL, R.B. • D.E.C.A., Library Aids. HUEBNER, PHYLLIS ANN, 154 L.S. Point Rd., LS, • Junior Play (Actress), F. H.A., Class Projects, Senior Concession Stand. HUGG, KATHERINE FLORENCE, 299 White Rd., L.S. • D.E.C.A. IADEROSA, CARMEN, S. Beers St., H'del. JAILER, JUDIE, 18 Meadow1 Dr., Shrews. Class Projects, Student Council, Art Club, BUCCANEER (Cartoonist 3, 4). JAMES, LINDA ELIZABETH, 17 A Spring Ter„ R.B • P.H A. (President 2, Vice President 4). JOHNSON, CLARINE ANN, P.O. Bo 126. H'del • G.A.A. (Manager 1, 2. 4, Vice President 3), Bible Club (Corresponding Secretory 3. 4), Pep Club, Class Projects. JOHNSON, THOMAS, 381 Branch Ave,, L.S, • French Club, Band, French Notional Honor Society, Debating Club. JOHNSTON, FRED, 86 Silverside Ave.. L.S. • Crass Country, Class Projects, Pep Club, Junior Play, Senior Show, Senior Concession Stand. JUBERT, JAY, 42 E. End Ave., Shrews. KATZ, CYNTHIA. 139 Rumson PL. LS. • Band, French Club, CROW'S NEST (Co-Editor 3, 4), French National Honor Society, National Honor Society (3, 4), Junior Play (Actress). KEHDE, DANIEL S., 9 Riveredge Dr., L.S. • Germon Club (President 3). CROW'S NEST, LOG (Activities Editor 4), Class Projects, Senior Con- cession Stand, Senior Show. KENDALL, SCOTT, Pondwood, Sunnybonk Dr., Shrews, • Student Council, Wrestling. KENNARD. GLENN. Holmdel Rd.. R,D. 1, H'del, • Footboll. KERWIN1, TIM, 3 Old Manor Rd., Hazlet • Band KEYES, NANCY, 4 Judith Rd., L.S. • Junior Play, F.H.A., Pep Club, G.A.A., Senior Show. KING, JUDITH ANNE, 304 White Rd., L.S. • Girls' Intramural Sports, G. A.A., Pep Club, Class Projects, Junior Play, Senior Show KLOPFENSTEIN, ROY C„ 705 Holmdel Rd., Hazlet • Student Council, Chess Club, Forensic League, Bible Club, Orchestra, Spanish Club. KODAMA, KENNETH PHILIP, 83 Sunnybonk Dr.. Shrews. • Student Coun- cil, National Honor Society (3, 4), German Club (Secretary 3), Junior Play (Actor), Bousch and Lornb Award, German Contest of Literary Society Foundation (Gold Medal 3), School Rep. far Chemical Caravan of Chemical Industries, Certificate of Merit from American Chemical Society, Senior Show. LoMONTAGNE, DON, 2 Chestnut Ridge Rd., Hazlet • Industrial Arts Club, LANGLEY, GREGORY ARTHUR, 360 Branch Ave., LS. • Class Projects, Forensic Club, Student Council, Basketball, Varsity Tennis (1. 2, 3, 4), Junior Play, Senior Show, Senior Concession Stand LEDIG, DEBBIE, 16 Winding Way, LS. • F.H.A., BUCCANEER, CROW'S NEST, Spanish Club, Spanish National Honor Society, Gym Leaders Club, Girls' Intramural Sports, Senior Show. LEE, LAWRENCE, 162 Catherine 5L, R.B. Senior Show, Wrestling. Football. LEVINSKY, JULIA, 43 Queens Dr. E.r LS. • F.H.A., French Club, Junior Play, Senior Show, Pep Club. LEVINSON, MARGARET, 85 Pinckney Rd,, R.B. • Band, Class Secretory (1), All-Shore Band, Flag_ Twirler, Spanish Club. Orchestra, 188 LEWIS, PATRICIA ANNE, 102 Amelia Cir„ LS. • Color Guard {2). Mai ore Me 3. 4), Senior Show, F.H.A. LIND, JEFF, 210 Queens Dr., L.S. • Wrestling, Chess Club. Science Fair (Second Place 2). LINDEN, ELLEN CATHY, 78 lovetl Ave., L.S. • French Club, Student Council, Cheerleading (J.V, 2, 3), National Honor Society, Art Club, LOG (Art Ed. 4), Class Projects. USA, DANIEL M., 224 Spring St., R.8. • Amateur Radio Club (Vice President 3, President 4), LLOYD. BARRY JAMES, 54 Chapin Ave., R.B. • Football, Basketball, Bose ball. LLOYD, KATHY M„ 54 Chapin Ave., R.B. ♦ O.E.C.A. LODGE, PAMELA MARGARET, 267 Mechanic St., R.B. • Student Council, Library Council, Gym Leaders Club, Senior Pep Club, Senior Show. MocCONNELL, MELISSA ANN, 400 tittle Silver Pt. Rd., L.5, • Secretarial Club (Treasurer), Majorette, Class Projects, Girls' Intramural Sports, Junior Ploy, Senior Show. MADDALENA, JANET, 108 Shrewsbury Ave., R.B. • Secretorio! Club, 5tu dent Council. MADUSKY, LINDA A., 105 McLaren St., R.B, Secretarial Club, Girls' Intramural Sports. MAGUONE, LINDA MARIE, 55 Washington St,r R.B. • National Honor Society, French National Honor Society, French Club, Library Council, Shorthand Speed Award, Secretarial Club. MAGUIRE, WILLIAM JOHN, 20 McLaren St., R.B. Varsity Baseboll, MAHONEY, HARRY DAVID, 73 Pinkney Rd., R.B. • Tennis. MALETTO, RAYMOND, 22 Wall St., R.B. MASS, CAROL MAY, 74 Sickles Pi., Shrews. • Gym Leaders' Club, Color Guard, Senior Show. MAZZUCCA, PEGGIE, 10 South St., R.B. • Student Council, French Club, Art Club, Class Projects, Forensic Club, A.F,S,, Junior Ploy, Senior Show, CROW'S NEST, McGUIRE, MICHAEL O'PATRICK. 63 Patterson Ave., Shrews. • Junior Play, Student Council One-Act Ploy, CROW'S NEST, National Merit Scholarship (Letter of Commendation). McKNIGHT, AUDREY LYNN, 22 Highland Ave.r R.B. • Spanish National Honor Society, Junior Play (Actress), Senior Show, Pep Club. McMULLEN, THOMAS ALEN, S. H'del Rd , H'del • Wrestling. McNALLY, GEOFFREY L., 60 Birch Dr., Shrews. • Notional Honor Society (3, 4), French National Honor Society, LOG (Senior Editor 4), CROW'S NEST (Publicity Ed.), French Club (Vice President 3), Student Council. MEEHAN, CATHERINE ANNE, 110 Birch Dr„ Shrews, • Math Club, Com- puter Club, BUCCANEER (Copy Editor 4), National Honor Society, Spanish Club. MELLACI, MARIA B., 8 Bridge Ave., R.B. MICHEL, RICHARD A., 10 River Edge Dr., L.S. • Varsity Football (Ca- Captain A), Varsity Basketball, Golf Team. MONO, ALAN, 49 Brook Ave., L.S. • Student Council, Notional Honor Society (3, 4), Junior Play, Senior Show, Class Projects, Band. MONTANtNO, STEVE, 126 Monmouth St., R.B. MONTIGROS, PATRICIA, 78 Tower Hill Ave., R.B. • Student Council, Band, Class Projects, German Club (Secretary 4), BUCCANEER (Ass’t Fea- tures Editor 4) A.F.S., Junior Play, Senior Show, Pep Club, MOSCA, ROBERT F„ 63 E. Bergen PI., R.B. MC5UR, EDWARD, 3 A Spring Ter„ R.B. • Spanish Club, LOG (Sports Editor 4), Soccer. MOTT, DAVID D, 19 Sweet Briar La., H'del. • Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Track, Choir, Men of Note. MURPHY, STEVE, 155 River St., R.B. • D.E.CA., Freshman Football NANKERVIS, DANIEL B., 249 Holland Rd., H del, NATELSON, STEVE, 19 Laurelwood Dr,, L.S. • National Honor Society, French National Honor Society, National Merit Semi-Finalist, Men of Note, LOG (Managing Editor). NEARY, PATRICIA A., 294 Broad St,. R.B, • Student Council, Chorus (2), Class Projects, Color Guard (3, 4), Secretarial Club (President 4), Junior Play, Senior Shaw. NELSON, MICHAEL F., Rock Maple Farm, H'del. • Student Council, Basket bail Manager (T), A.V.A., Soccer, Wrestling, Camera Club, Senior Show. NIRO, JOHN M., 216 River Rd., R.B. • Freshman Football. German Club. NOGLOWS, DIANE MARGARET, 478 Hance Rd,r L.S. • Student Council (Corresponding Secretary 3, Treasurer 4), A.F.S., Latin Club (Treasurer 2), German Club, Junior Play (Actress), Forensic Club, G.A.A., Senior Show, Class Projects. NOLAN, JUDY, 24 Frances St., Shrews. • D.E.C.A., Girls' Intramural Sports. NOWELL, RONALD J., R.F.D. 1 H'del Rd., H'del. • Football, OGDEN, DAVID L., 89 Amelia Circle, L.S. • A.V.A., Senior Concession Stand, Senior Show. ORKWIS, JULIE, 20 Arthur PI., R.B. • D.E.C.A. ORMSBEE. ROBERT, 13 Kndlwood Rd., H'let. • Band, Student Council (1). OTIS, DEBORAH ELAINE, 80 Queen Anne Dr., Shrews. • G.A.A, (Secretary ?, Manager 2), Spanish Club, National Honor Society, Student Council, CROW'S NE5T, All-Shore Chorus, Spanish National Honor Society, Girls' Intramural Sports, Senior Show, OTTO, ROBERT AtLYN, 120 Birch Dr.. Shrews. • Varsity Football Manager (3), Amateur Radio Club (President 3), Hall Patrol. PASTEWAI7, CATHY, 43 Chestnut Ridge Rd., H'del. • French Club, French Notional Honor Society (Secretary 4), National Honor Society (4), Senior Concession Stand, Student Council, PECK, TEDDIE LYN, 206 Telegraph Hill Rd., H'det. PETERSEN, STEPHANIE ANNE. 9 Carriage House La., L.S. • F.H.A., Junior Play, Senior Show, Co-ed Football Gome, Girls' Intramural Sports, Class Projects. PHIFER, ALANE, 27 Kings Rd., L.S. • F.T.A., Class Projects, Pep Club. PINGITORE, PATRICIA ANN, 46 Hudson Ave., R.B. ■ Student Council, Class Secretary (2, 3, 4), Junior Play, Senior Show, Class Projects. PINGITORE, ROBERT A., 41 Rivers Edge Dr., L.S, • National Honor Society (3, 4), Basketball (Tri-Captajn), Golf (Letter 1, 2, 3, 4), Youth Govern- ment Day (Sheriff), Senior Concession Stand. 189 POLLOCK, MARCY ARLENE, 178 Pinckney Rd„ L.S. • Sponish Club, Girls' Intramural Sports, Art Club, Magazine Co-Chair man, PORTER, JOHN H„ 17 Locust Ave., R.B. • Track {2), Football, POST, VIRGINIA ANN, 45B Sycamore Ave., Shrews. PRATO. DEBORAH LESLIE, 89 Alameda Ct., Shrews. PRESSMAN, MARK RICHARD, 27 Soufhvole Ave., L.S. • A V.A., Class Projects, Soccer, Forensic Club (Secretary-Treasurer 4), PRIVETERA, ROSE MARtE, 483 Harding Rd., R.B. • Class Prajects, Senior Show, Junior Ploy. RANSON, JOAN PERMEUA, 39 Brooch Ave., R.B. • Notional Honor Society (3, 4), Spanish National Honor Society (3, 4), Sponish Club (Vice President 3), A.F.5.. Summer Exchange Student. Band, Orchestra. Gym Leaders' Club, Class Projects, Nothing Strum, Student Council (Treas urer 3), Art Club, LOG (Undergraduate Editor], RAYNOR, ROBERT P,, 77 Pinckney Rd., R.B. • Representative-at-Lorge (1), Class Vice President (2, 3, 4), Nationol Honor Society (3, 4), French National Honor Society, Youth Government Day (Surrogate), Boys' State Alternate. Honorable Mention — Science Fair, Tennis (Captain 3) , Junior Ploy (Student Director), Band. REGISTER, DEBORAH L., 91 Washington St., R,6. • Girls' Intramural Sports, D.E.C.A, (Treasurer 4), Pep Club, REZETKO, ROBERT, 130 Manor Pkwy., Lncrft. BUCCANEER (Sports Editor 4) , Varsity Soccer Manager (1, 2, 3, 4). National Honor Society (4), J.V. Baseball. RIBUSTELLI, ROXANNE, BO Oakland St., R.B. • Band, Sponish Club, Class Projects, Junior Play, Senior Show. RICHARD, JAMES, 4 Silverwhlte Ave., L.S. • French Club, Student Council, Junior Play, Class Projects, Baseball (2), Heraldry and Geneology Club (Vice President 3), Senior Show, RICHARDSON, ROY, 124 W Bergen PI., R.B. • D.E.C.A., Wrestling. RtSSMAN, LEAH, 283 Spring St., R.B. • BUCCANEER {Editor-in-Chief), French Club, French National Honor Society, National Honor Society (3, 4), Junior Play, National Merit Scholarship Commendation, CROW'S NEST (Literary Board). RIZZUTO, VICTOR FRANK, 121 Obre PI., Shrews. • Latin Club, Freshman Football, Camera Club, LOG (Photographer), Senior Concession Stand, A.V.A., Baseball. ROSS, DEAN S., 37-B Spring Ter., R.B. • Track (1), Basketball, Men of Note, Heraldry and Geneology Club (President 3), A.V.A, RUBENS, SHIRLEY CAROL, 10 Glorney St., Shrews. • Junior Play, CROW'S NEST (Art Ed. 4), F.H.A., Art Club, BUCCANEER. RUDROW, ROBERT, 183 W. Bergen PL, R.B. • Student Council (!), Track, Cross Country, Indoor Trock. RYDER, PATRICIA, 24 Waverly PL, R.B. SAKOWITZ, CAROL ANNE ELIZABETH, 16 Morkhom PI., L.S. • Latin Club, G.A.A., Class Treasurer (2), Gym Leaders' Club, French Club, Junior Ploy (Actress), French National Honor Society, Class Projects, Senior Show, Senior Concession Stand, LOG (Sports Editor), Varsity Baseball Manager (3, 4), Student Council, Ass't. Varsity Soccer Manager (4). SALM, RAYMOND S, III, Silverbrook Rd., Shrews, • Varsity Soccer, Track, German Club, Senior Show. SARIN, ROBIN J, 16 Homestead PI., H'lel. • French Club, French Notional Honor Society, Pep Club, National Honor Society, Junior Play, LOG, Senior Show, Girls' Intramural Sports. SASSO, LEONARD, 25 Old Manor Rd,, H'del. ■ Freshman Football, Base- ball, Co-ed Football Game. SAWYER, David F,, 129 Rumson Rd , L.S, • French Club, Tennis. SCHARG, LAURA ROSE, 9 Blue Hills Dr,. H'del • Student Council Projects, Nothing Strum. Senior Concession 5tond, Senior Show, Band. SCHEWE. JANELLE, 20 Parkview Ter., H'del. • French Club, Math Club, Computer Club, G.A.A.. Pep Club, Class Projects, Choir, Orchestra, Senior Show, Junior Play, All-Shore Chorus, All Shore Choir Accom- panist, Youth Honors' Chorus, All-State Choir, CROW'S NEST, Student Council, Chorolettes, French National Honor Society, Notional Honor Society (4), V.F.W, Award (1st prize), Lincoln Center Student Award, All-Eastern Chorus (Alternate). SCHIMPF, JOHN H., 31 Winding Brook Way, H'del Biology Lob Ass t. SCHINDLER, WAVERLY, 8 W Lake Rd„ R.B • Gym Leaders' Club, G.A.A Knitting Club, Junior Play, Class Projects, Art Club, SCHMIDT, CHARLIE, 12 Orchard Ave., E. H'let. SCHMITZ, JOSEPH F.. 30 Mori PL. R.B. SCHWAB, KEN, Stilwelt Dt,r H'del, • Band, Freshmon Football, Base- ball (1,2), SCOTT, MADELINE, 660 Branch Ave,, L.S. • D.E.C.A SEBASTIAN, BRIAN, 73 Alomedo Ct., Shrews, • Freshman Football SEITZ, MARY ANNE, 317 Spring St., R.B. French Club, G.A.A, SHAlOO, JAMES, 29 S. Sunnycrest Ct., L.S • Varsity Track, Cross Country, Latin Club, Class Projects, Indoor Track. 5HAPIRO, MARK, 12 Galewood Dr,. H'del. • Wrestling, Senior Concession Stand, Senior Show. SILVER, ROBERT, 9 Alston Cl., R.B. SINCIUS. ANTHONY J,, 199 Pinckney Rd., L.S. • Varsity Football. SMITH, DAVID J., 33 Vista Dr„ L.S, • French Club, French Notional Honor Society (Pres, 4), Student Council, Forensic League (Vice President 4). SNYDER, VIRGINIA. 68 Patterson Ct., Shrews. • Class Projects, SOLTIS, PAMELA ANN, 43 E. End Ave., Shrews. • French Club, Junior Art Exhibit Honorable Mention, Junior Play, LOG (Art Ed.), A.F.5,, Senior Show, SOVIERO, STEPHEN VINCENT, 12 Rumson Rd., L.S. • Track, Cross Country. STANCATJ, ARTHUR F„ 127 E. Bergen PL, R.B. STARZER, CAROL JOY, 12 flora Dr,, H'del, ■ Wrestling Manager, Track Manager, Class Projects, Senior Shaw. STEWART, DAVID, Old Mill Rd., H'del. STOYE, KATHLEEN, 20 Birch Dr.„ Shrews. • Soccer Manager, Spanish Club, F.T.A., Senior Show, Tutoring Program. SULLIVAN, CHARLES HARRY, JR,, 41 Southvale Ave,, 1.5. • Cross Country, Men of Note, Choir, Track. SU5SER, PENNY SUE, 161 Fox Hit) Dr., L.S. • Junior Play (Actress), BUC CANEER, Monmouth Arts Foundation Award, Student Council, Class Projects. 190 f SWANSON, JAN KRISTINE, P.O. Box 201 M'dllown Rd„ H del. • Student Council {Recording Secretary 4), Latin Club {Vice President 3), French Club, A.F,5,, Gym Leaders' Club, French Notional Honor Society, Class Projects, Girls' Intramural Sports TAYLOR, LESLIE, 43 Harrison Ave., R.8. • Wrestling TERRY, BEDELL A., 12 Leonard St,, R.B. • Student Council, Men of Note, Wrestling, Track, Varsity Football, Senior Show, THERKELSON, LINDA J.r 80 Telegraph Hill Rd,, H'del • Girls' Intramural Sports, Senior Show. THOMPSON, DANA LYNN, 42 Laurelwood Dr., 1.5. • French Club, Forensic Club {1), French National Honor Society, Color Guard {2), Flag Twirler (3, 4), Junior Ploy (Actress), Gym Leaders' Club. THOMPSON, JANET, 28 Parker PI., Shrews TITUS, CHANNING, 276 Hording Rd., R.B. • Varsity Football, Track, Senior Show. TORRES, NATIVIDAD O., 102 Shrewsbury Ave., R.B. • D.E.C.A., Girls' Intramural Sports. TRAMITZ, JEFFREY, 140 Birch Dr., Shrews. • Spanish Club (Vice President 2), l.A. Club, Student Council Plays, Junior Ploy, Cross Country. TURNER, DEBORAH SUE, 22 Hubbard Pk., R.B. • Student Council Plays, Bond, Junior Play, Gym Leaders’ Club, Ass't Cross Country Manager, Senior Show, Co-ed Football Game, Computer Club, Pep Club, Senior Concession Stand. VAN KIRK, CAROL ANNE, 492 Hance Rd . L.5. • Student Council, Notional Honor Society (3, 4), French National Honor Society, A.F.S. (Secretary 4), Majorette, Specially Twirler (3, 4), LOG (Assistant Managing Edi- tor), Choir, Band, Orchestra, Americon Chemical Society Award. Pep Club, Senior Show. VAN LEFT, GLENN, 31 Queens Dr. East, I S. National Honor 5ociety (4), French National Honor Society (3, 4), CROW'S NEST, French Club, LOG, Lab Ass't, Service Careers Club, Class Projects. VAN WAGENEN, VICTORIA, 333 Harding Rd., L.S • A.F.S , french Club, Orchestra, All-State Chorus, Choralettes (3, 4), Malh Club, CROW S NEST, Tutoring Program, French National Honor Society, Bibliophile. VAN WICKLE, LINDA ANNE, 271 Sycamore Ave., Shrews. • Spanish Club, Pep Club, Junior Ploy, Senior Show. VERONA, CAROL, 31 W. Orchard Ave , H'let. • F.H.A., Latin Club, Girls' Intramural Sports VILLANI, DONNA A.. 25 Samara Dr., Shrews, • Secretarial Club (Vice President 4), Pep Club. WEBSTER, WANDA, 18 Westside Ave., R.B. • Art Club, Junior Play, Student Council, Girls' Intramural Sports WEST, WARREN PHILIP, 21 N. Sunnycrest Dr , L.S. • Chess Club, Tutoring Program. WESTENDORF, JACK, 12 Stempler Ct., Keans. • Freshman Fooiboll, Track, Wrestling. WHITE, CAROL ANN, 848 Broad Si,, 5hrews. • Student Council, Gym Leaders' Club, German Club, Latin Club Junior Play lActress), Ari Club, CROW'S NEST, Senior Show. WHITE, CHARLES A., 72 Rumson Rd., L.S. • French Club, Junior Play, Indoor Track. WHITE, MARY ETHEL, R.D. 12 Telstar Dr,, H'del. • Girls' Intramural Sports, Computer Club, Science Fair (Third Price 3), Rutgers Science Fair (First Prize). WILBER, WENDY, 11 Danner St., H’del, • Forensic League (President 4), National Honor Society (4), French National Honor Society, Pep Club, Senior Concession Stand, Booknouts (3, 4), LOG (Curriculum Editor), National Merit Scholarship Commendation Letter. WILLIAMS, ADELE HESTER, R.F.D. 2, Box 154-F, H'del. • G.A.A., Girls' Intramural Sports, Junior Play, Band, Sludent Council, Pep Club, F.H.A., Bible Club, German Club, Senior Show (Student Director), WILLIAMS, EDNA, 144 Catherine St., R.B. • D.E.C.A., Pep Club, Co-ed Football Game. WILSON, HOLLY, 70 Wallace St., R.B. • A.F.S., Pep Club, Student Council, Magazine Awards (1, 2, 3, 4), D.E.C.A, (Vice President 4), Co-ed Football Game, Girls' Intramural Sports. WILSON, MICHAEL ALBERT, 74 Linden PI., R.B. • Freshman Basketball Manager, Varsity Foolbalt Manager (2, 3). WINFIELD, KENNETH J., 46 Queens Dr., L.S. Freshman Football, Swim- ming Team, Cross Country (3, 4), Co-ed Football Gome, Senior Show. WOODRUFF, KAREN, 14 Galewood Dr., H'del. • French National Honor Society, French Club, A.F.S., Choralettes, Orchestra, Choir, Girls' Intramural Sports. WOOLLEY, LINDA ANN, 9 Molly Pitcher Village, R.B. • Lab Ass't., Girls' Intramural Sports. WYLIE, ELIZABETH ANNE, 447 Prospect Ave., L.S. • National Honor Society (3, 4), French National Honor Society, Cheerleader (Captain 4), Junior Ploy, Gym Leaders' Club. YOUNG, KATHY M., 54 Edgewood Ave., L.S. • Student Council, CROW'S NEST, Class Projects, Lob Ass't., Girls' Intramural Sports. ZAGER, LEWIS, 9 Mitchell PI., L S. • BUCCANEER, Student Council, LOG Loyout Editor 4), French National Honor Society, Junior Ploy, Class Projects, National Honor Society {President 4). ZAHL, CHRISTOPHER ALLEN, R.F.D, 1, Box 164 B, H'del. German Club, l.A. Club, Junior Ploy (Ador), Student Council, J.V. Baseball, Wrestling, Class Projects, Senior Show. ZAMRO, ELAINE L., 450 Broad Si., Shrews, • Secretarial Club, Girls' Intramural Sports, 191 Dr. Robert C. Hoops, Mr. James D. Evergetis, Mr. Willard Browning, and Mr. Clement Jablonski tor our relocation in room 401. The Class of 1969 and its advisors, Mrs. Pamela Farrell and Mr. Louis Docey for their pecuniary interests in our pictorial efforts. The clubs, groups and activities, and their faculty advisors for their invaluable cooperation. The secretarial and guidance staffs for helping us to obtain information. Mr. Robert Tiedeman and the custodial staff for all their help. Mr. Gil Floyd, and Miss Shirley for services well rendered. Mr. Anthony Trufolo for use of the darkroom. Rae Publishing Co. and Lorstan Thomas Studios for their excellent jobs. The Daily Register and the Asbury Park Press for the use of their staff photos. The underclassmen who identified pictures. Mrs. Grace McMillan who nursed us through our dead lines. Mr. Thomas Everett who smiled, even when the editors didn't. Everyone who helped to put together the 1969 Log. Litflagripliefl by RAE PUBLISHING CO., INC. 282 Grave Avenue Cedar Grove. N. J.