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

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1970 volume:

page 2 page 34 page 82 page 168 Dedication - 2 Faculty - 6 Activities - 34 Sports - 60 Features - 82 Seniors - 92 Underclassmen - 168 Log Staff - 186 Directory - 190 Acknowledgements - 200 RED BANK HIGH SCHOOL RED BANK, NEW JERSEY page 186 page 60 LOG 70 page 200 In dedication to . . . «� � • M M « I Wl tu .uoo UOIJ ioo.uj UJ J U4JJ U4 J Mr. Richard J. Mundrane 4 This year we want to thank and applaud a fine teacher, a good friend, and a memorable personality. Mr. Richard Mundrane has a spe- cial charm that makes biology meaningful, logical, and especially enjoyable, even for those who do not like science. His natural good hu- mor and agreeable nature make him popular with teachers and students alike. As president of the Red Bank Teachers’ Association, he is involved in drawing up contracts and repre- senting the other teachers. In addition, he is a pilot in the Air Force Reserves, and in the past served as advisor to the Class of 1968 with Miss Sue Johnson. We cite his service to the school, to the teachers, and to the students be- cause of his personal attributes, creditable teaching, and outstanding personality. To put it simply: we like him. It is in recognition of your traits that we sincerely dedicate our yearbook to you. Thank you, Mr. Mundrane. CLASS OF 1970 Youth is not a time of life; it is a state of mind. We grow old only by deserting our ideals . . . You are as young as your faith, as old as your doubt; as young as your self-confidence, as old as your fear as young as your hope, as old as your despair. —Samuel I)liman i ADMINISTRATION BOARDS OF RED BANK Edmund J. Canzona — President William A. Magee Clarence S. Gale Rosemarie Kopka Earl L. Morris, Jr. Curtis Q. Murphy Dr. Ivan P. Polonsky Raymond Sergeant, Jr. William V. Setaro EDUCATION REGIONAL Clarence S. Gale — President Oliver Bennett Earl L. Morris. Jr. Samuel B. Hathaway Curtis Callan Walter Deiss Alvin B. Kerney Dr. James W. Parker, Jr. Henry Stevenson, Jr. 8 DR. ROBERT C. HOOPS Superintendent of Schools PRINCIPAL MR. WILLARD BROWNING This year we welcome an old friend as our new principal: Mr. Willard Browning. Before coming to Red Bank, Mr. Browning taught science and English in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and chemistry and physics in Haddonfield, New Jersey. In 1945 he started teaching eighth and ninth grade general science in the Branch Avenue junior high. After serving two years in Korea and returning to teach chem- istry, Mr. Browning was appointed vice- principal in 1954, and has served in that capa- city under four different principals. In addition he was also in charge of curriculum since 1960 and was acting principal during 1966-1967. Mr. Browning, who describes himself as “easygoing ’ keeps in touch with and concerns himself with the student body. He firmly be- lieves that once a job is started it must be car- ried through to completion. He encourages student activities on the basis that we will “get more out of high school and become better citizens.” We welcome you, Mr. Browning, as our principal and our friend. 9 J.jl_ VICE-PRINCIPALS MR. JACOB W. NEEDLE GUIDANCE MRS. RUTH KING Coordinator of High School Guidance MR. ROBERT DUDLEY Guidance Counselor MRS. EDITH OLSEN Guidance Counselor MRS. JOAN KING Guidance Counselor MR. ED ROYAL SCOTT Guidance Counselor 11 ENGLISH MR. ROBERT SALEM English Department Chairman Advanced Placement English MRS. JANICE BLISARD English II-Tri, IV MRS. THEODORA BROWN English IV Speech I English and American Literature MRS. ELIZABETH BULLOCK English I, l-Tri, III, 111-Tri MRS. PAMELA FARREL English 1,11 Team Planning MISS MARY JOHNSON English I-Tri, II Reading MR. ROBERT LOCK English II Core III, IV Core Work Experience mr. john Mackenzie English IV Speech RESPOND SHARE 13 MR. WILLIAM MULRENAN English 11 U.S. History 11, II-x MR. HERBERT REED English 1 Core 1,11 MISS MARIE E. O’CONNOR English 111 English Workshop MR. EDMUND REZETKO English 11, lll-Tri, lV-Tri 14 FOREIGN LANGUAGES MRS. JEAN DACY Spanish I, II, III MRS. FULVIA GARRUTO Foreign Language Department Chairman French III, IV MRS. ANNE HOFFMAN German I, II, III, IV MR. PATRICK McCORMACK French I, II MRS. ANNE CAROL HORAN Spanish I, II RICHARD ROBINSON Spanish I, Language Labs MRS. PATRICIA SUTULA French II. Ill MISS MARY STOUT Latin English I MISS KAREN TELOFSK1 French 1,11 SOCIAL STUDIES MR. BURNET HENYON Social Studies Department Chairman Historical Research U.S. History 11 MR. HOWARD BROWN Economic Geography Consumer Education World History MISS ANNE BENNETT U.S. History II MR. LOUIS DACEY Social Studies World History Discipline A id 18 MR. GEORGE DAVIS Economics International Relations World Cultures MR. MELVIN LAWRENCE U.S. History I World Cultures MISS SUE C. JOHNSON American Government U.S. History I j MR. ANTHONY MILLER U.S. History I Building Trades II 19 MR. WILLIAM MULRENAN U.S. History II, ll-X MR. ROBERT OTRUPCHAK U.S. History 11 World Cultures MR. THOMAS PERRY U.S. History 11 A thletic Director MR. LEON SNEAD U.S. History I World History MR. MURRAY GLASS Orchestra ART AND MUSIC MR. JOHN LUCKENBILL Band MR. JOHN BRZOSTOSKI MR. BARRY SEACE Art 1,11,111, IV Art I, II Crafts MR. LAWRENCE DELL’OLIO Art I, II 21 MR. SOLOMON POPLER MISS GAIL BENNETT MRS. MARY DIGGINS Algebra 1,11 Algebra II Honors MRS. KITTY BLASUCCI General Math A Igebra I MR. JOSEPH DOYLE General Math Algebra II Geometry MR. JOHN J. KUHAR General Math A Igebra II Trigonometry Advanced Math Advanced Math Honors Mathematics Department Chairman Algebra II Trigonometry Advanced Math General Math A Algebra I MISS MARY LARSEN Geometry Geometry Honors MRS. CATHERINE PICCIRILLO General Math A, G Algebra II MR. ANTHONY TRUFOLO Algebra I, I-S Audio Visual Aids Director MR. LOUIS PLOSONKA Algebra I, IS Geometry MR. CHARLES UNGER General Math S Algebra IS Geometry SCIENCE MR. LARRY B.SEIP Science Department Chairman Advanced Biology General Science-Tri MR. WILLIAM HAY Biology MR. TOBIAS ACCIANI General Science Everyday Science Chemistry MR. RAYMOND GARMAN Chemistry General Science 24 MR. JOHN INGHRAM Chemistry Everyday Science gm MR. PIERRE LAYTON Biology MR. DANIEL PORZIO Everyday Science Biology Health BUSINESS MR. ALLEN MORRISON Business Department Chairman Sales Business Law MR. HOWARD BROWN Consumer Education Economic Geography MRS. FRANCIS APPLEGATE Clerical Practice Work Experience Clerical Secretarial Practice MR. JOSEPH FARRELL Distributive Education Bookkeeping 26 MRS. JANICE ROBINSON Typing Steno Notehand Basic Typing MRS. MARJORIE WAMSTED Typing I Basic Typing Note hand Steno I MRS. AUDREY JABLONSKI Transcription Typing Basic Typing MR. THOMAS ROBSOCK Business A rithmetic Basic Business MRS. NAOMA WERSE Typing II Basic Typing Records 27 VOCATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS 28 MR. ANTHONY MILLER Building Trades II MR. CLETHES HARRIS Mechanical Drawing Electronics I HOME ECONOMICS MRS. ELIZABETH TIBBETTS Sewing Clothing Home Economics II Basic Sewing MR. ROBERT MOSES Building Trades I MR. NORMAN PALMER Power Mechanics Engine Repair I Power Mechanics MRS. ELM A REPP Cooking Foods MRS. MARILYN SIEGLER Home Economics II, III, IV Child Development Clothing 30 MR. STANLEY CARHART Driver Training MISS LINDA CARSON Physical Education MR. DANIEL PORZIO Health MISS HELEN NEEFF Physical Education MISS NANCY SCHAUB Physical Education MR. CHESTER YOUNG Physical Education 31 AUXILIARY TEACHERS MR. GERALD GANCE Science Math MR. STANLEY NEMETZ Social Studies English MRS. AGNES SCHWENKER Attendance Officer CAFETERIA AIDES—Mrs. Elizabeth Herbert, Mrs. Lola Tarlin, Mrs. Jennie Galatro HALL AIDES—Mrs. Bernestine Garrett, Mrs. Dolores Wheeler MISS BARBARA MUNSCHAUER School Nurse 32 In Memorium CUSTODIANS — Mr. Soffel. Mr. Tiedeman, Mr. Hopkins, Mr. Murphy, Mr. Pierce. Mr. Roberts, Mr. Henderson CAFETERIA STAFF, left to right: Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Clayton. Mrs. Vaccarelli, Mrs. Pavao, Mrs. Natale, Mrs. Pinto, Mrs. Gilley, Mrs. Peed, Mrs. Trigili, Mrs. Solomon, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Walling. Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Mergner, Mrs. Boynton SECRETARIES — Mrs. E. Sheri- dan, Mrs. K. Gushue, Mrs. L. Kaufman, Mrs. Brown, Miss D. Loversidge, Miss K. Roca 33 ACTIVITIES If a man does not keep pace with his companions perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away —Henry David Thoreau II ft ms STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS — Left to right: Judy Wheeler (Recording Secretary), Cindy Bliss (Cor- responding Secretary), Red Grammar (Treasurer), Bob Fiedler (President), Dave Na- telson (Missing—Vice-President). 36 37 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY KIM COLEMAN, President OFFICERS — Left to right: Delta Albano (Tutoring Chairman). Susan Knoll (Vice- President), Mr. C. Unger (Advisor), Kim Coleman (President). Not included: Cathy Dammeyer (Secretary), Chris Lehman (Treasurer). FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS — Left to right: Laurie Rogers (Programs Chairman). Cherie Gettis (Vice-President), Kathy Hath- away (President), Elaine Wells (Secretary). SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS — Left to right: Janet Kinkade, Lois Lan- Richmond (Vice-President), Lisa Hopkins, Mindi Meise, zalotti. Rose Rivera, Debbie Setaro, Connie Huber (Sec- Morna Bailey and Amy Komar (Missing), retary), Jane Robins (President), Jill Huber, Abbe 39 FRENCH CLUB FRENCH CLUB — Sitting: Claudia Denny. Delta Albano. Standing, left to right. Terry Sihler, Kathy Hathaway, Meg Kennedy (President), Miss Telofski (Advisor). SPANISH CLUB 40 SPANISH CLUB — Front row. left to right: Rita Spiegelbord (President), Dolores Ciampoli, Barbara McCarthy. Second row. Bernadette Romano, Carol Vadasz, Sue White. Missing: Pat Trocchia, Laurie Fiederowicz. GERMAN CLUB MEMBERS — left to right: Sandra Jones, Margit Roth. Jean Laidig, Linda Stean (president), Marian Dolan. Helgi Kristinsson. Diane Van Wagner, Peter Gisleson, Howard Ostran. Fred Marx. Doug Kodama. Adele Basista. and Mrs. Hoffman (ad- visor) . LATIN CLUB MEMBERS — Front row, left to right: Alice Zadorozny, Cynthia Close, Betsy Bartel. Back row: Britton Hay, Jack Singer, Joe Barker. David Warrick. 41 BUCCANEER MR. I. FALK A dvisor EDITORS — Left to right: Del Albano (News Editor), Richard Mee- han (Copy Editor), Denise Rudolph (Editor-in-Chief). CROW’S NEST MEMBERS — Front row, left to right: Judy Chris- shue, Mary Giannell. Third row: Betsy Bartel, Helgi tensen. John Brzostoski. David Trooper. Second row: Kristinsson, Nancy Lind. Nancy Chernoff, Charlotte Glenn Smith, Felicia Spencer, Vanita Canonico, Caro- Miller, Andre’nea King, lyn Canonico. Jean Laidig. Terry Sihler, Cathy Gu- 43 CAMERA CLUB MEMBERS — Left to right: Alan Fisher, Bruce Jette, Paul McClean, Dan Goff, Stan Moore, Alan Lang, Jim Morris. A.V.A. CLUB 44 MEMBERS — Left to right: Jim Morris, Leonard Fowler, Bob Tetley, Alan Lang Bruce Jette, Stan Moore, Valley Riminen, Alan Fisher. Dave Goff. Jack Zager Paul’ McClean, Reed McCarthy. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB I. A. CLUB — Left to right: Jack Connors, Robert Loux, Charlie Simmons, Teddy Taylor, Jay Cotenoff, Mieloch. Boh Varrelman, Roy Gilley. Steve Lang, Steve Maginn, Bob Logan, Ed Underwood. Russell Schaffer, Calvin Credle, Fred Strieker, Alan F.H.A. Left to right: Debbie Wilson, Linda Brown, Carol Ma- letto, Barbara Stein, Mary McGuire. Linda Jeffreys, Elaine Mamukari, Adrienne DeNezzo, Dale Patterson, Mrs. Marilyn Siegler (Advisor), Anita Mosca, Claudia Borchardt. Seated: Patricia Rudolph, Connie Allegra, Debbie O’Kane. F.N.A. Left to right: Miss Barbara Munschauer (Advisor), Brooks, Sally Buck, Jackie Mainwaring (President), Debbie Scott, Jackie Smith, Andira Levinsky, Susan Avis Poleski, Patricia Lucas, Barbara McCarthy. 46 HIKING AND NATURE CLUB MEMBERS — Left to right, seated: Shari Sterns Bacigalupi, Betsy Bartel, Mrs. Benner (Advisor). Mary Nigro. Second row: Laurie McNitt, Melanie Back row: Robert Kaercher, James Brown, Debbie Rizzuto, Virginia Sickles, Patty Trocchia, LuAnn Meise. LAB ASSISTANT Mr. Larry Seip (Science Department Chairman), Mary Nigro. 47 KEY CLUB KEY CLUB — Back row, left to right: John Lucania, Steve Maginn, Red Grammer. Russell Schaffer, Boh Fied- ler, Dave Gavin, Gary Maggi, Randy Snoke, Gary Coyne. Center row: Bobby Longo, Bruce Cook, Tom Galatro, Brad Sergeant, Mike Soviero, Charles Taylor, Britton Hay, Mike Swanson, Dale Cowles, Gary Clews. Front row: Gerritt Ewing, Tom Rossi, Steve Rubenstein, Tommy Maletto, Mr. Gance (Advisor). DECA CLUB Left to right: Nancy Yorg, Henny Maurer, Paulette Silver (President), Terry Crank, Theresa Dolch. LIBRARY COUNCIL MEMBERS — Left to right: Mary Nigro, Kim Bauer, Amy Sanders, Timothy Brookes, Valerie De- Chalus. 48 BIBLE CLUB CHESS CLUB MEMBERS — Left to right: Lois Lanzalotti. Jill Brandshagen, Nancy Beers, James Brown, Marian Dolan, Elaine Wells, Chris Karew, Mr. Moses (Advisor). MEMBERS — Left to right: John Brzostoski, Laurie Aymonier, Mara Fiegen- baum, Mary Patterson. 49 G.A.A. OFFICERS — Left to right: Betsy Bartel, Jackie Harris, Lisa Hopkins, Dolores Ciampoli. GYM LEADERS CLUB MEMBERS — Kneeling, left to right: Connie Huber, Anita Mosca, Abbe Richmond. Pam Gale. Center row: Barbara Wade, Diane Baci- galupi. Meadowlark Sally, Patricia Rudolph, Dawn Bradley, Diane Ward. Back row: Miss Helen Neeff (Advisor), Dale Patterson, Janenne Wilson, Claudia Aiken, Sue Mc- Ever, Kathy Kovaleski. RADIO CLUB 50 MEMBERS — Left to right: John Johnstone (Vice-President). Bob Feddeler (Presi- dent), Julian Huralt, Gary Florczak, Britton Hay, Roy Pressman (Secretary), Mr. No- gueira (Advisor). Bob Peck (Missing—Treasurer). FORENSICS MEMBERS — Left to right: Patty Dean. Diane Van Wagner, Alex Floratos, Ken Schlessinger. AFRO-AMERICAN CLUB MEMBERS — Back row, left to right: Mr. Snead (Advisor), Cheryl Porter, Territa Durham, Inez Gaddis, Ceil Parker, Calvin Credle, Linda Parker, Ken Credle, Emory Fields, Mr. Lawrence (Advisor). Bottom row: Debbie Slater, Jackie Marshall, Shirley Webster, Keith Johnson (President). 51 MEN OF NOTE CHORALETTES Back row, left to right: Gene De Falco, Larry Boskey, Steven Judd, Bob Munson, Rob- ert Pinto, Bob Morse, Ken Schlessinger, Pete De Fazio, Terry Galbraith, Mark Bartel, Paul McClean. Front row: Peder Gisleson, Jim Morris, Frank Bublin, David Siani, Steven Dill, Dan Murphy, Jim Foster, Les Morris, Jack Zager, John Van Kirk. Steve Maginn. Back row, left to right: Debbie Earle, Debbie Slater, Claudia row: Janieta Canonico, Cathy Scattaglia, Noel Christensen, Denny, Mardee Reed, Mary Treger, Nancy Sass, Pat Mulher- Gwen Strasser, Meg Kennedy, Kathy Hathaway, Paulette nan, Elaine Mamukari, Kathy Rachel, Linda Miller. Front Doughty, Kerry Kojola, Susan Proudfoot, Lynn Baker. CHORUS MR. ROBERT SPENCER CHOIR 53 ORCHESTRA MAJORETTES Left to right: Mary Schedlbauer, Patty Peterson, Rhonda Roberta Friedman (Captain), Debbie Setaro. Front row: Silberstein. Carol Imperato, Laurie McNitt. Pat Weston, Specialty Twirler: Jackie Mainwaring, Solo Twirler: Pam Deb Hansen, Laurie Rogers, Vicki Steck, Theresa Bolden, Gale, Specialty Twirler: Blair Kendall. Top row, left to right: Carolyn Pistacchio, Jean Bertelsen, Astrid Armstrong, Barbara Betz, Linda Miller, Nickie Kro- Pam Bradley, Kathy Gisleson, Chris Braun, Ingrid Arm- mann (Captain), Lynn Salm, Gail Foster, Rose Marie strong, Wendy Galbraith, Barbara Curchin. Second row: Cain. 57 58 Back row: Diana Lamberson, Beverly Kerr, Cathy Dammeyer, Gwen Kuchler, Kathy Sevison (Captain), Gail Noglows, Karen Sue Knoll (Co-Captain), Carla Gaylord (Secretary-Treasurer), Esposito. r Susan Dammeyer, Nancy Maxfield. Front row: Kehli Slater, 59 62 Once again Red Bank boasted one of the shore’s top defenses — allowing only seven points per game. Off to a disappointing start losing to Red Bank Catho- lic, the Bucs slowly picked up steam tying Matawan and then shutting out Asbury Park, Howell, Jackson, and Monmouth consecutively for their four wins. The high- light was the Jackson game (65-0) where Red Bank scored more points than any shore team this year. The offense, which averaged over thirteen points per game, was led by Pete Rock and Co-Captain Charles Taylor both scoring seven touchdowns apiece and running up 7.46 miles in total yardage. The Bucs also had fine defensive and offensive lines, although they never received the recognition they deserved. These lines consisted of such standouts as Mike Peterson, first team All Shore, and Bob Morse, Tom Galatro, Co- Captain Russel Schaffer and John Lee, all All-Shore hon- orable-mentions. % R.B. Opp. 13 Red Bank Catholic 20 0 Manasquan 8 6 Matawan 6 20 Asbury Park 0 34 Howell Township 0 65 Jackson Township 0 22 Monmouth Regional 0 0 Ocean Township 16 0 Long Branch 14 Charlie Taylor winning 100 yard dash. Ref second. Howell poor third. R.B. Opp. 0 Lakewood 1 3 Toms River North 0 0 Point Pleasant Boro 9 0 Long Branch 1 0 Howell 3 2 Asbury Park 1 3 Jackson Township 0 1 Ocean Township 2 0 Wall Township 4 0 Shore Regional 1 2 St. Rose 2 1 Henry Hudson 2 1 Asbury Park 3 1 Raritan 1 Racked by injuries and scandal, the highly spirited soccer team finished the season with a disappointing 3-9-2 record. Led by co-cap- tains Red Grammer and Keith Vandervoort, the boosters consistently thrilled their fans with their exciting play. More talented than their record might show. Red Bank placed 3 men on the all-shore 3rd team: Bob Fiedler, goalie; Terry Crank, wing back; and James Jeter, full- back. Left to right, counterclockwise: Steve Maginn. Bob Fiedler, Tom Hannan, Mike So- viero, James Jeter, Jaan Laanisto, spectator Geritt Ewing, David Johnson. Not view- able: Bruce Cook, Red Grammer, Keith Vandervoort. Terry Crank, Victor Ortiz, Pete McHeffey, and Joe Cristofaro. 67 Inexperience and injuries played a major role in the Cross Country Team’s 2-12 rec- ord. Having no returning lettermen physically able to run, the Harriers relied on first year runners Steve Loving and Jeff Mikson and seniors Sam Robinson, Dale Cowles, George Falber and Gary Coyne for their few victories. 68 GIRLS’ 1NTRAMURALS Low .scoring Barbra Marx dribbles down field. Mary Nigro straight-arms her way to first base. For the first time in many years the basket- ball team won a post-season game—and then were upset by Long Branch. Posting a toughly fought 11-11 record, the Bucs were almost outstanding in their division, though, failing by only five points to capture the “B” Division Championship. The team was described by many as being one of the best all-around teams. The Bucs were led by Bob “Tiger” Lawrence with 17 points and rebounds a game. Jim Golson with 13 points per game, and Senior captain Fritz Roth, also averaging in double figures. Other Seniors were Bob Morse. Charles Taylor, who led the team in steals, Harry Evans, Chris Kelly, and Phil Rollins who led the team with a 65% shooting average. R.R. Opp. 55 Red Bank Catholic 76 78 Asbury Park 75 45 Ocean 78 84 Howell 49 59 Henry Hudson 62 77 Mater Dei 50 71 Middletown 88 44 Long Branch 84 78 Manasquan 75 53 Matawan 51 91 Monmouth Regional 63 97 Monmouth Regional 57 69 Jackson 74 78 Asbury Park 74 59 Long Branch 88 88 Ocean 92 97 Howell 57 80 Jackson 66 77 Manasquan 86 71 Matawan 72 80 Cedar Ridge 67 63 Long Branch 93 72 R.B. SCORES Opp. 22 Asbury Park 29 16 Red Bank Catholic 24 17 Howell 28 18 Long Branch 27 40 Matawan 6 12 Toms River North 26 16 Manasquan 29 16 Raritan 28 23 Toms River South 21 26 Ocean Township 22 19 Lakewood 21 29 Shore 14 24 Rumson . _ 19 7 Middletown 37 Although the wrestling team couldn’t boast about its disappointing 5-9 record, it could boast about some outstanding in- dividuals. Sophomore John Lee, probably the shore’s top heavyweight, flaunted an 18-1-2 overall record including a first in the Wall Christmas Tournament. Only an upset loss in the districts marred his rec- ord. Senior co-captains Jim Tomaino and Gary Maggi were the grappler’s other two consistent winners. Jim posted a 12-6 rec- ord while Gary pinned his way to a 13-7 overall record. The wrestling should be better next year as seven of the twelve weight classes are filled by underclassmen. 75 Although comparatively few students realized it, Red Bank’s most successful team has been its track team. Loaded with talent, the track team won the “B” division championship with an undefeated record. Some outstanding senior performers were: Russell Schaffer in 440 yd. dash and high jump. Rich Schenk in the 60 yd. dash and hurdles,and John Hoffman in the javelin. All have been county champs. 76 77 78 79 80 Bruce Cook practicing with himself . . . again. IV In memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Alvin A Hey Dancers 85 EXCHANGE STUDENTS Laura Paz Bed rack, our exchange student from Chile. Mary Nigro, our exchange student to Austria. Shony Aliagra, our exchange student from Peru, and her American “sister, Carol Clark. SENIOR - FACULTY GAME CO-ED FOOTBALL GAME JUNIOR PLAY TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON Cast Sakini David Foster, Ed Johnson Colonel Wainwright Purdy 111 Frank Cybulski Captain Fishy Old Woman Old Woman's Daughter The Daughter's Children Ancient Man Mr. Hokaida Mr. Omura Mr. Sumata Mr. Sumata s Father Mr. Seiko Miss Higa Jiga Mr. Keora Mr. Oshira Male Villagers Robert Fiedler Judy Christensen Janet Kinkade Pat McCarthy, Fawn Nordrum James Riddle Howard Ostran John Setaro John Lucania David Johnson Ken Schlessinger Jane Robins Dale Cowles Henry Bogen Gary' Coyne, Stewart Levinson. Tom Rossi Ladies League for Democratic A ction Sgt. Gregovich Lotus Blossom Captain McLean Laurie Aymonier, Kim Bauer, Susie Buck, Ann Caffee, Pam Gale, Susan Laidig, Areta Matlach, Mardee Reed, Ceil Parker Bob Ward Becky Wills Alan Friedman FLOWER DRUM SONG Madame Liang Liu Ma Wang San Wang Ta Wang Chi Yang Sammy Fong Dr. Li Mei Li Linda Low Mr. Lung Mr. Huan Helen Chao Frankie Wing Head Waiter Night Club Singer Lu Fong Madam Fong Children Professor Cheng Boys' Chorus, Girls' Elaine Wells Josephine Santos Rios Pat McCarthy Bruce Cook Ken Schlessinger Red Grammer John Lucania Meg Kennedy Pam Gale Jim Riddle Gerritt Ewing Tressa Bolden, Mardie Reed Steve Maginn, Jack Egan Paul Anderson Becky Wills Bob Fiedler Paulette Doughty Charles Simmons, Shony Allagra Tom Galatro Chorus, Dancers. Music director Mr. Richard Spencer surveys Kathy Kachel and her accompaniment. Chinese sit-in! 91 rai� mm$m SSB SsS m t-- . v '.l Site w S .v i x l|Mpi wmmwii at ' • ■ ADVISORS MRS. ELIZABETH BULLOCK This is to thank you for the many services you have rendered our class during the past four years. Your infinite dedication has aided us in times of trial. The faith you had in the Class of 1970 has also sustained us. We ex- tend our appreciation and gratitude. MR. WILLIAM MULRENAN The Class of 1970 wishes to thank our other advisor, Mr. Mulrenan, for the help he has given us. Without him, things just wouldn’t have been the same. 94 JOHN SETARO President RHONDA SILBERSTEIN Treasurer CONNIE HUBER PAT MCCARTHY Assistant Business Business Manager Manager JOHN LUCANIA Representative at Large JUNIOR OFFICERS President—John Setaro Vice President—James Reeves Secretary—Roberta Friedman Treasurer—Rhonda Silherstein Representative at Large—Nickie Kromann Business Manager—Pat McCarthy Assistant Business Manager—Red Grammer SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President—John Setaro Vice President—Connie Huber Secretary—Roberta Friedman Treasurer—Judie Wheeler Representative at Large—Nickie Kromann Business Manager—Bruce Cook Assistant Business Manager—Red Grammer FRESHMAN OFFICERS President—John Setaro Vice President—Connie Huber Secretary—Roberta Friedman Treasurer—Judie Wheeler Representative at Large—Nickie Kromann 95 SUSAN LAIDIG Editor in Chief—CROWS NEST BOB FIEDLER President—Student Council 96 KIM COLEMAN President—National Honor Society Terror... Lost and alone, searching for the gym, stum- bled insecurely From class to class. A panorama of new faces and old classrooms. Bell schedules and A-days, First election and first dance. Final exams. “The quality of mercy is ... strained .. Final average. Relief. The Times They are a-Changiri by Bob Dylan Come gather round people wherever you roam And admit that the waters around you have grown And accept it that soon you’ll be drenched to the bone If your time to you is worth savin’. Then you better start swimming or you’ll sink like a stone For the times, they are a-changing. The Honeymoon began — Mr. Evergetis and the Impossible Dream, School spirit soared ... So did the flames that engulfed The new building. We mourned the assassination of two great leaders — Martin Luther King. Robert F. Kennedy. Spring came with the “Wonderful World of Flowers.” Then we were juniors. Come writers and critics who prophesies with your pen And keep your eyes wide the chance won’t come again And don’t speak too soon for the wheel’s still in spin. And there’s no telling who that it’s namin’. For the loser now will be later to win For the times they are a-changin’. Almost — in everything except computer language For three days. The Honeymoon continued through two extra periods. Racial tensions flared up. Student dialogues quieted down. S.D.S. J.S.R. S.A.T. Dramatic history was made in a teahouse. ■‘Double, double, toil and trouble: Come Senators, Congressmen, please heed the call. Don’t stand in the doorway, don’t block up the hall. For he that gets hurt will be he who has stalled There’s a battle outside and it’s ragin’. It’ll soon shake your windows and rattle your walls For the times they are a-changin’. Fire burn and cauldron bubble . . .” Teacher Turnover. Principal Turnover. We returned knowing that if we coaid walk on the moon. We could get through senior year. Enter Mr. Browning. And Mr. Needle. A rush for guidance conferences and college applications. “To be or not to be” — accepted or rejected. It was everyone’s last year at Red Bank High School. Then came exhaustive debates over The disciplinary report, the new name for the high school. And the Senior Show. (Flower Drum Song was the final decision.) June finally came We danced on the Milky Way And followed our stars . . . Until the night of graduation When with tears in some eyes, Diplomas in our hands. And tassels on our heads, We graduated. Come mothers and fathers throughout the land And don't criticize what you can't understand Your sons and your daughters are beyond command Your old road is rapidly aging. Please get out of the new one if you can't lend us your hand For the times they are a-changin'. The line it is drawn, the curse it is cast The slow one now will later be fast As the present now will later be past The order is rapidly fading. And the first one now will later be last For the times they are a-changin’. CLAUDIA AIKEN 100 101 SHARON A. BECEIRO 102 HENRY J. BOGEN m CLAUDIA BORCHARDT i£ MARIAN BOUCHEE TRESSA LORETTA BOLDEN SHARON LYNN BRAUTIGAN m 103 104 JAMES A. CLEWS okC TYRONE COBBS 4® LOUIS CODISPOTI KIMBERLEY BETH COLEMAN 105 CALVIN LEE CREDLE «6 JOHN CREMEANS qj£ 106 GEORGE E. DAVIS, JR. m LINDA DEAN «� • 107 PETER DeFAZIO FRANK DePALMA cathy Desantis CAROL Di FIORE dennis j. Desantis ip VINCENT DiMICELLI m PAT MICHAEL DESTITO cue 108 109 SHELLEY EISEMAN GERALDINE F. ENNIS ELAINE L. ETZICORN m 110 ROBERT A. FIEDLER «IE BARBARA FLAHERTY DAVID H. FOSTER ill TERRY S. GALBRAITH m JOHN FRANKLIN GADDIS, JR. THOMAS J. GALATRO CARLA ANN GAYLORD 112 CHERYL ANNE GETTIS £ ALEXANDRA GONCHARKO PATRICIA GIGLIO 113 MICHAEL HARPER KATHERYN HATHAWAY SHARON LOUISE HAWTHORNE LOIS ANN HELLER JOHN HENDRY 114 115 116 MARGARET ANNE KENNEDY TIMOTHY KERWIN 117 118 LINDA L. LARSON CHRISTINE LaVELLE 119 ROBERT DAVID LOVERSIDGE, JR. JOHN J. LUCANIA m 120 JOSEPH ANTHONY MARCELLI Sh JACQUELYN YVONNE MARSHALL m RICHARD E. MARSHALL ROBERT PAUL MASTRODOMENICO BARBARA ANN MARX 121 122 THOMAS McGUIGAN DEBORAH E. McKEE 3� RICHARD MEEHAN BRUCE G. MENOSKY MARY LOUISE McGUIRE MELINDA LEIGH MEISE KENNETH McKINNON 123 INGRID H. MENOSKY GEORGE W. MILLER, JR. EDWARD JOHN MICHALSKI KAY MORRIS ft CHARLOTTE MILLER ROBERT WESTON MORSE ANITA MARIE MOSCA 124 MARY KATHERINE PATTERSON 125 LINDA PELUSO MICHAEL J. PETERSON 126 SAMUEL ROBINSON ALEXIS ROGEL ALETA ROGERS THOMAS A. ROSSI 128 DENISE RUDOLPH RUSSELL L. SCHAFFER STEVEN RUBINSTEIN m JACQUELINE ANN SASSO 129 RICHARD NELSON SCHENCK, JR. DEBRA A. SCHENA SANDY SCHNEIDER 130 SUSAN MARY SKIMELIS DEBBIE SLATER JOAN SODEN MICHAEL P. SOVIERO 132 JOSEPH E. SULLIVAN, JR. GAIL ELIZABETH SUTTON 133 134 ROD K. WELCH ELAINE WELLS JEWEL MARIE WHEELER $6 135 136 140 142 146 147 150 — RED BANK HIGH SCHOOL 163 MINUTES £CONDi HOME VISITOR 166 UNDERCLASSMEN J. Adams P. Albrecht C. Alegra D. A Isobrook 1. Armstrong K. Aro C. Azmar A. Ayala Back row: James Connelly (Vice-President), Ann Fabry (Assistant Business Manager), Laurie Rogers (Secretary), Seth Rosen (Presi- dent). Front row: Debbie Setaro (Treasurer), Brenda Johnson (Rep.- at-Large), Barbara Curchin (Business Manager). CLASS OF 1971 B. Baird F. Balsamo M. Bartel A. Basista L. Baumley J. Bennett D. Bentley B. Betz B. Ferrugia J. Bosco C. Bostic M. Boyd B. Bradley F. Brady C. Brandt J. Branshagen W. Branwell C. Braun D. Brennan M. Brennan P. Bublin S. Bunting R. Cain C. Canonico J. Carhart R. Carter T. Celendiano H. Chaviano N. Chernoff K. Cheston W. Child R. Ciambroni E. Ciangaline I. Gaddis C. Clark G. Clark S. Clarke G. Clews W. Galbraith C. Collar J. Connolly G. Conover C. Corradino K.. Credle B. Cummings B. Curchin C. Dafflitto P. Dean J. Gandy V. Dechalus A. De Nezzo C. Denny A. De Petro D. Di Micelli A. Di Salvo K. Dodge T. Dolch R. Douglass D. Douglas S. Dudley J. Ellis G. Ennis D. Ernst K. Esposito A. Fabry C. Favin P. Fazekas L. Ferraro C. Ganz D. Gavin 170 P. Geisler R. Gcrhold R. Gilley D. Greenwood D. Griffin K. Grimm C. Gurniak B. Gurniak J. Hannan J. Harris S. Harris C. Harlnett R. Hatton B. Hay T. Healy A.Hencoski C. Hendrickson M. Herz L. Hess L. Hill D. Hopps K. Horchler B. Howard V. Hughes N. Huebner R. Huebner A. Iaderosa B. Iaderosa D. Illscy L. Jeffrey F. Jensen B.Johnson J. Johnstone K. Jones S. Judd T. Kegley E. Kelly L. Kennard J. Klopfenstein D. Koflanovich A. Komar G. Kuchler B. Kuglcr E. Laauser R. Laboissonnicrc J. Lafayette J. Laidig D. Lamberson L. Lanzolatti R. Lawrence M. Lee M. Lee C. Levrett D. Lewis N. Lind G. Link M. Lister P. Loversidge J. Lucas P. Lucas K. Lyman F. Malandrocolo C. Maletto E. Mamukari P. Mandrachia A. Martinez S. Mauer J. Mauro L. Mautner N. Maxfield D. McAllen S. McCullough E. McFarland P. McHeffey R. Mclaine E. McLa Kju ™ P. McLean M. McNeal B. Melbourne F. Mellaci S. Mellaci A. Mendelson G. Mendolsen M. Menzel B. Mieloch T. Mond B. Moore P. Moraller 171 R. Morgan E. Morton M. Murtha D. Natelson C. Newman D. Newton G Noglows L. O’Brien D. O’Kane C. Otto J. Palumbo L. Parker D. Parsons B. Peck D. Peluso K. Peterson J. Pharr B. Pickett R. Pinto M. Pistacchio V. Pitman L. Porcelli R. Pratt R. Pressman S. Proudfoot M. Queen H. Radelal C. Reichard K. Regan R. Richard E. Richardson D. Rimkus R. Rivera P Rock L. Rogers P. Rogers S. Rosen A. Ross D. Ross J. Ross J. Ross M. Roth P. Roffini M. Rush P. Russo J. Ryder P. Sakowitz L. Salm C. Sasino N. Sass C. Scattaglia P. Schenck E. Schindeler D. Scoppetula B. Scott M. Scmilteschanko D. Setaro W. Sheridan R. Siedlecki C. Smith G. Smith J. Soper V. Steck F. Strieker M. Swanson N. Schwartz S. Teller D. Terry J. Tetley M. Treger M. Uglesich E. Underwood J. Vandervort K. Vandervort C. Varrelman K. Vicenzi S. Wade P. Warren G. Wedel L. Welle P. Weston C. Whelen K. Wild E. Williams K. Withey D. Wootner D. Zimmerman 172 L. Adkisson S. Aiken M. Allen B. Allen L. Algood S. Andrews A. Armstrong L. Aschettino H. Aymonier CLASS OF 1972 Left to right: Pam Bradly (Secretary). Donna Galbraith (Vice-Presi- dent), John VanKirk (President), Patty Brenner (Business Manager). Jean Bertelson (Rep.-at-Large). Missing: Sharon Lipper (Treasurer). L. Bacigalupi L. Baker J. Balagurchik M. Balschi S. Barna B. Bartel L. Basile S. Baumgarter D. Becker C. Benkert E. Bennett R. Berg J. Bertelson L. Blackwood G. Blumstein P. Boehmler M. Bogosian L. Borchardt D. Bosakowski P. Bradley P. Benner S. Brooks M. Brown J. Bruno P. Bruscella D. Buckley B. Cahill J. Carhart K. . Carpenter B. Carter S. Chapman T. Chiapuzzi J. Christafaro N. Christianson B. Clemmons J. Coates J. Cohen J. Constantini D. Cook K. Cook N. Courdry P. Cosby C. Costello J. Cotenoff B. Cremeans L. Croft B. Cunningham P. Curchin S. Dammeyer C. Daniels R. Dawson P. Dean G. Dean W. Dean L. DeAngelo J. DeCarlo G. DeFalco P. Dellapietro S. Dingle M. Dolan T. Dolch S. Dougthy B. Douglas D. Dove 174 M. Henderson M. Hendrickson B. Hewit R. Himlefarb S. Hill N. Hill R. Hoffman R. Holmes D. Horchler C. Horton S. Howe K. Howitt M. Hulak G. Hussman J. Hyland N. Imperato G. Jacobs S. Jarnigan W. Dowd C. Dukes R. Duncan B. Duras D. Earle R. Edes D. Edwards D. Elliot H. Ernst W. Evcrctte J. Eurin B. Falber I. Farrell M. Fcigembuum T. Feitt R. Ferrogine K. Fiasconaro L. Fiederowicz D. Fish C. Fisher M. Florczak R. Foley W. Forsyth W. Friedauer C. Frost D. Galbraith K. Gelvin C. Gaskins C. Gehrmann M. Giannel B. Giglio C. Gin M. Gisleson P. Gisleson G. Glover D. Goff E. Gonska K. Grayzel D. Greely J. Green J. Green J. Green B. Greenberg T. Griffin J. Grigor T. Grill B. Grimm M. Grubb 175 D. Jensen W. Jeter B. Jetter T. Johanson B. Johnson E. Johnson W.Johnson W. Johnson M. Jones N. Jones T. Jones B. Kaercher C. Karew B. Keene B. Kerr P. Kipp K. Klawunn D. Knapp P. Knott P. Kojola K. Koluolcsky C. Kunreuther G. Lane B. Larney J. La Saler R. Laue J. Lee A. Levinsky D. Lomazzo B. Longo T. Lopez A. Loux S. Loving B. Lowenstein J Luckenbill, Jr. J. Luman L. Lyttle S. Malek P. Maletto L. Mangiaracina R. Mann R. Mass W. Matlack L. Mautner H. Maymon D. McSween R. McCarthy M. McDermott S. McGuigan Y. McLane E. McLaren L. McNitt D. Meise P. Menna D. Menzel L. Meyers D. Menzel J. Mickson L. Miller L. Miller L. Miller S. Miller C. Mills C. Mirro C. Mitchell L. Morrison J. Mosca J. Mott M. Mulligan R. Munson S. Nankeruis B. Neuman B. Nowell R. O’Conner V. Pace J. Pacitti F. Parmenter G. Parsons C. Patterson S. Pelusco 176 P. Peterson S. Peterson E. Phifer R. Piniak C. Pistachio M. Pitts P. Plank E. Poster Q. Porter R. Porter S. Quick C. Ronson K. Rauffus E. Reed P. Rice M. Rizzuto L. Robbins M. Robbins R. Robins C. Robenson D. Robbinson W. Robinson L. Rodriguez B. Romano J. Rubinstein B. Ryder P. Ryser M. Sally B. Salmon A. Sanders D. Sasso W. Schardt A. Schcffling M. Scheldbauer K. Schindler R. Scheling A. Schneider J. Schneider J. Scoras A. Selzle B. Shew S. Shorte M. Shultes W. Sibilia V. Sickles J. Siedldcki C. Simmons J. Singer C. Slater K. Slater 177 L. Slovenz J. Smith J. Smith L. Smith B. Smithers B. Soltis F. Spencer G. Spencer B. St. Germaine S. Stearns N. Stilwell G. Strasser R. Straus S. Strongjn C. Sutphin J. Taylor A. Terry L. Thacker R. Thompson R. Tomaino P. Trocchia J. Tyler C. Underwood D. Vam Vakas J. Van Kirk K. Van Nest D. Van Wagner G. Vogt J. Voss P. Veopa F. Vitrano K. Vogel B. Wade B. Walko D. Ward S. Ward D. Warrick J. Washington A. Watkins B. Watts R. Werner D. West D. White S. White J. Whyte K. Wilbur K. Willey P. Williams S. Williams T. Wright K. Yarbrough R. Zadorozny J. Zager D. Zeigler 178 CLASS OF 1973 P. Allen R. Allen D. Arnold C. Abel F. Acerra T. Alikas Back row: Jim Fox (Aide), George Randolph (President), Neils Kromann (Treasurer). Front row: Dawn Bradley (Business Manager). Dehbie Scott (Secretary), Debi Dadenus (Vice-President). H. Ashton E. Avati R. Ayres J. Bacigalupi L. Bailey B. Baird G. Balanikas S. Balmer S. Barton W. Becker M. Bennett R. Bennett D. Bentley D. Best B. Bethea S. Bisko M. Blackwood P. Booker J. Boucher A. Bradford J. Bradford J. Bradford D. Bradley M. Bralin L. Brown F. Browning J. Bruce R. Bruno F. Bublin S. Buck M. Buckalew J. Bull M. Bunin S. Bunin R. Bunting L. Burdan E. Burgess A. Calvert S. Campbell V. Canonico P. Carbone F. Casiano P. Chambers B. Chernoff D. Chieffalo J. Christman H. Ciambronc L. Cittadino J. Clews C. Close C. Coleman N. Consovoy C. Cornell C. Corradino J. Crank G. Crouch N. Curchin D. Dadenas R. Dammann B. David B. Davis C. Davis W. Davis M. Decker J. De Ponte S. De Ponti J. Dc Poly N. Detllaff L. Dexter A. Dibble T. Di Carlo S. Dill L. Di Micclli E. Dixon S. Doughty S. Dox M. Duncan P. Dunn T. Durham S. Efthyvoulou M. Egan R. Eggleston J. Ellison C. Elzie J. Eng M. Ennis F. Ernst K. Etzkorn S. Fairley D. Fisher P. Fogarty J. Foster L. Fowler J. Fox W. Frame C. France B. Franklin R. Franklin M. Franzoni J. Fuller R. Galatro P. Gale K. Ganz G. Gargoni P. Garofalo R. Gelso P. George N. Gilley M. Golson M. Goff E. Goodhue S. Goodson D. Grayzel J. Greeley B. Greene S. Greenwood I. Gregory B. Grey S. Grigor S. Grimm M. Grubman L. Guerry P. Gutwein S. Gutwein L. Hackett J. Hager D. Hakim A. Hallowell J. Hammond 180 G. Hart P. Hassell M. Hay J. Heath J. Hencoski D. Henderson R. Henderson R. Hendrickson A. Hentz D. Hessinger F. Hester W. Hinton D. Holden M. Hopkins D. Horlacher F. Howard G. Hussman B.Iaderosa J. Iaghilleri S. Iaghilleri H. Jackson K. Jackson S. Jamison J. Jeffry C. Jeter E. Jeter A. Johnson B. Johnson R.Johnson W. Johnson D. Jones L. Jones S. Jones J. Jubcrt T. Judge E. Kairys C. Keegan L. Kegley D. Kelly D. Kelly P. Kelly G. Kelman D. Kennex S. Kezcr A. Kimble C. Klughart D. Kodama S. Krazmer N. Kromann R. Laausser J. Laidig A. Lang M. Lave E. Lee S. Lee R. Lees C. Leivinski G. Levinsky E. Lezkus G. Lindbeig M. Loprete P. Lyman M. MacKenzie F. Maddalena 181 M. Makarewicz J. Mangiaracina F. Marx S. Mason P. Matlack F. Mazzucca J. McDermott C. McCarthy G. McCuliogh K. . McaFrland M. McHeffey S. McKonakee K. Melina L. Mergner J. Miller N. Milligan R. Montgomery D. Mooney K. Moore S. Moore W. Moore D. Morgan J. Morns M. Mowery D. Murphy P. Murphy R. Nankervis T. Neil N. Newton J. Nieves G. Nigro W. Nolze P. Norflee D. North W. Novotny M. Olson G. Oritz S. Osborne J. Otis J. Otto M. Padilla P. Palaia D. Parks W. Perry C. Peskoe A. Peterson T. Petitt J. Pharr R. Philips L. Pidel J. Plank A. Pompy C. Porter J. Post E. Pratt G. Radela A. Ramos E. Ramos G. Randolph R. Reigner P. Richardson J. Rimminen 182 H. Rivera M. Robeson P Rock L. Rogers D. Romanenko A. Rosenquist B. Ross S. Ross A. Roubik B. Roundtree M. Rubens M. Rudd P. Rudolph E. Russell R. Sama J. Santelle A. Sass J. Schank J. Schollenbcrger M. Schwartz D. Scott A. Scstito N. Severin B. Sevison E. Sheard D. Siani M. Siani M. Sica S. Sickels H. Silberstein C. Smibauer A. Smith J. Smith K. Sommers D.Soper F. Spagnuolo B. Stafford G. Steers B. Stein J. Stender E. Stewart L. Strieker G. Sturbs C. Swanson C. Swinton R. Tetley T. Thomas S. Thompson B. Tyrone D. Topham J. Torres D. Trooper K. Trudeau A. Tummarcllo R. Turner G. Uglesich B. Underwood W. Van Cleve G. Vanderwort T. VanLeet P. Varrelmann J. Vittacco C. Vogt K. Wachter J. Waddell J. Wallace P. Warner C. Wedel M. West R. Westendorf C. Wheeler C. Whelan E. Whelan M. Whittaker C. Wichmann A. Williams C. Williams N. Williams R. Williams B. Willis D. Wilson J. Wilson J. Wilson J. Wilson R. Wilson C. Woolley N. Wolley A. Yorbrough J. Young 184 ! EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Diane Bacigalupi MANAGING EDITOR Robbie Gerard ASSISTANT MANAGING EDITOR Susan Knoll SENIOR EDITORS Rita Spiegelbord Jane Robins Ken Schlesinger LAYOUT EDITOR Jill Huber UNDERCLASSMEN EDITORS Jackie Marshall Mary McGuire SPORTS EDITORS Steve Rubinstein Tom Rossi ART EDITORS Bruce Cook Cherie Gettis COPY EDITOR FEATURES AND ACTIVITIES EDITORS FACULTY EDITORS PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Debbie Rosenfeld Janet Kinkade Henry Bogen Elaine Wells John Parmenter Ed Michalski Barbara Marx PHOTOGRAPHER SPECIAL ASSISTANTS Barbara Cunningham Sue Buck Del Albano Robbie Gerard Lorrie Hartnett 189 SENIOR DIRECTORY ARIES (March 21 - April 20) The ram, sign of the warrior or pioneer, shows traits of impulsiveness, enthusiasm, positive nature, and enterprise. Your desire to work on matters of concern elevates you among peers. Take heed of advice of others and wealth will follow. APPLEGATE, NORMAN. 186 West Front St.. R.B. CIAMPOLI. BARBARINA, 279 South Street. R.B. • Choral- lets (2, 3, 4), All-Shore Chorus (2, 3, 4), Orchestra (Concert Master), Operatic Festival. CLEMENTS. SANDY, 105 Willow Dr., L.S. • Pep Club. Stu- dent Council Representative. CROUCH, CONNIE L., 8 McCampbell Rd., H’del. • Art Club (2), Class Projects, Junior Play, Senior Show, F.H.A. (3, 4), Girls’ Intramural. DeSANTIS, DENNIS J., 36 Shrewsbury Ave.. R.B. • Class Rep. (4). DUYM, CATHY L., 48 Queen’s Drive East, L.S. • Gym Leader, Pep Club (4). Spanish Club. FALBER, GEORGE J.. 10 Deerfield Rd., H’del. • Cross- Country, Track. GALATRO, THOMAS J., 24 Allen Place. R.B. • Football (1, 2, 3. 4), Wrestling (3, 4), Track, Class Representa- tive. GERONI, DANIEL P., 28 Bank St., R.B. • Football (I, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (1, 2. 3, 4), Class Projects. GUTLEBER. MARYANN. 24 Carriage House Lane, L.S. HATHAWAY, KATHRYN. 30 Elm Lane, Shrews. • Choral- lettes (1, 2, 3. 4). French Club (2, 3, 4 Recording Sec.), National Honor Society (3, 4), French Honor Society (3, 4 Pres.). HENTZ, DAVID, M., 294-A Laurel Ave.. H’del. KRAUT, BEVERLY RUTH. 3 Silverwhile Ave., L.S. • Span- ish Club, Band (1, 2, 3), Student Council. LAANISTO, JAAN A., 35 Westside Ave., R.B. • Chess (3, 4). Soccer (3, 4). Band (1,2, 3, 4). LARSON, LINDA L.. Holmdel Rd.. H’del. • Student Coun- cil, Class Projects, Latin Club (1. 2, 3, 4), Pep Club, Art Club. McKINNON, KENNETH, 54 Bethany Rd., H’let. • Class Projects, Soccer (2). MEISE, MELINDA LEIGH, 92 McLaren St.. R.B. • Student Council, Spanish Club, Class Projects. Spanish Honor Society. MENOSKY. INGRID H.. Box 202 Laurel Ave.. H’del. • Sec- retarial Club. POLESKJ, AVIS, RFD 2 Box 154Y. H’del. • Bowling, Pep Club. Nurses Club. SHERER, ALAN, 28 Riverside Ave.. Apt. 7L, R.B. • Crow’s Nest. SLATER, DEBBIE, 9 Cedar St., R.B. • Choralettes (2, 3, 4), Class Projects, Girls’ Intramural. STAFFORD. THOMAS E., RFD. 1. Holland Rd.. H’del. • Latin Club, Class Projects. WARRICK. WILLIAM GRAMLY. 209 Sycamore Ave., Shrews. • Band (1, 2), Student Council (4), VFW Voice of Democracy 3rd. place, Time Magazine Current Affairs Test Winner. TAURUS (April 21 - May 21) The bull, sign of the builder or producer, shows traits of stubbornness, steadfastness, systematicness, perseverance, and kind heart- edness. You have a love of beauty and of good things in life. Decide which is to be kept and which is to be discarded for right decisions bring prosperity. BOGEN, HENRY J., 6 Cardinal Rd.. H’del. • LOG Editor (Activities), Cross-Country, Class Projects, Junior Play. Chess Club, Math Club. BRAUN, HAROLD DAVID, Old Mill Rd.. H’del. CYBULSKI. FRANK F.. 55 Oakland St.. R.B. • Junior Play. DAVIS. GEORGE E., JR., 165 Catherine St.. R.B. • J.V. Baseball (2), Varsity Baseball (4), Basketball Mgr. DILLARD, ARDENIA F., 249 Shrewsbury Ave.. R.B. • Afro- American Cultural Club, Senior Show. DiMICELLI, VINCENT THOMAS. 70 Locust Ave., R.B • J.V. Football, Varsity Football (3, 4), Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Chess Club (3, 4), Science Department Projects. DOUGHTY, PAULETTE, 283 So. Bridge Ave., R.B. • Chor- alettes, Choir, Student Council, Girls’ Sports, Junior Play, Class Activities. EISEMAN. SHELLY, 18 Carolyn Rd., L.S. • Student Council Rep., Homeroom Rep., Spanish Club (3 yrs.-Sec.), Class Projects. FRANKLIN. PAUL M., 63 Trafford PL, Shrews. GALBRAITH, TERRY S., 108 Queens Dr., L.S. • Football (Trainer-Manager). Baseball (Manager). Men of Note. Class Projects. GADDIS. JOHN FRANKLIN, JR., 243 W. Bergen PI., R.B. • Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Indoor Track (3, 4). Baseball (1, 2,3,4). IMPERATO, CAROL A., 5 Crescent Rd.. H’let. • Twirling CROW’S NEST. Class Projects. JOHNSON. DAVID W., R.D. 1 Line Rd., H’del. • Soccer, Baseball, Class Projects. MATTACK, ARETA, 38 Breezy Pt., L.S. • Student Council Rep. Senior Pep Club, Homeroom Rep. to Class Junior Play. MrDERMOTT. THERESA a., 827 Palmer Ave., H’del. • Girls’ Intramurals, G.A.A., Gym Leaders. MILLER, JOSEPH L., JR., 257 W Bergen, PI., R.B. • Bas- ketball, D.E. Club. Football. NIGRO. MARY ANNE, 214 Garden Rd., Shrews. • A.F.S., National Honor Society, German Club (Program Chair- woman) Intramurals, G.A.A., Band, Orchestra, Douglass Citizenship Institute Delegate. REEDY, ARTHUR FRANK, 190 Branch Ave., R.B. • Cross- Country, Track Field, Class Projects, Band. RIOS, JOSEPHINE SANTOS, 77 Linden P!„ R.B. • Bible Club, Choir. ROLLINS. PHILIP W., 85 Alamdea Ct., Shrews. • Basketball, Class Projects. ROTH. FREDERICK, 210 White Rd., L.S. • Basketball (I. i, 3, 4 Capt.), French Honor Society. National Honor Society, Class Projects. SCHENA. DEBRA A., 86 Herbert St., R.B. • Class Projects. SIHLER. TERESA E., 61 Woodbine Ave., L.S. • LOG (Lit- erary Editor). National Honor Society. French Honor Society, French Club (Vice-President). F.H.A., CROW’S NEST, Booknauts, Bible Club. SPIEGELBORD, RITA SUSAN, 47 Edgewood Ave., L.S. • LOG (Senior Editor), LOG Assistant (3), Homeroom Rep. (3. Alter. 2). Student Class Rep. (2), Spanish Club (2, 3 Program Chairman 4 President), Junior Play (Committees), Open Door Host Family (4), Class Proj- ects. VELEZ, REGINA, South Street, H’del • Latin Club. WALSER, DIANA E., 218 Maple Ave., R.B. • German Club, G.A.A., Leaders Corps. GEMINI (May 22 - June 21) The twins, sign of the artist or inventor, shows traits of restlessness, versatility, clev- erness. exuberance, and expressiveness. You possess a keen mind with a wide range of interests. Look for success in projects and avoid being too concerned with small prob- lems. ALATSAS, LOUISE MARIE, 148 Spring St., R.B. • F.H.A., French Club, Girls’ Intramural Sports, Student Council Alternate, French Honor Society (2, 3. 4), National Honor Society, Class Projects. ALBANO, DELTA ROSE. 98 Harding Rd., R.B. • French Club (1. 2, 3 Recording Secretary 4 Corresponding Sec- retary). National Honor Society (3, 4 Tutoring Chair- man), French Honor Society (2, 3, 4), Student Council Rep., Class Projects, Band (1. 2, 3. 4), BUCCANEER (2 Reporter; 3. 4 News Editor). AYMONIER, LAURIE. 633 Point Rd., L.S. • CROW’S NEST. French Honor Society (Associate Member), French Club, Class Projects. BRUNO, PAT D., 99 Obre PI.. Shrews. • Band (1, 2). CALVERT, CAROL KAY, 15 Woodbine Ave., Little Silver • Latin Club (1), Junior Play (props). Student Council Representative Alt. CHRISTENSEN, JUDY LOIS, R.F.D. 1. Holland Rd.. H’del. • Junior Play, Student Council, One Act Plays, Film Club. Class Projects, Publicity Editor of CROW'S NEST, Senior Show. CILLA, GEORGINA N.. 58 Southvale Ave., L.S. • Pep Club, Basketball. Assembly Committee, Art Club. Class Activi- ties, Senior Show. COBBS, TYRONE, 258 Leighton Ave., R.B. • Football (I). COHEN, MARGIE, 110 Lovett Ave.. L.S. CREDLE, CALVIN LEE, 14 Drummond Ave., R.B. • Indus- trial Art Club. HENDRY, JOHN S„ 579 Branch Ave., L.S. • Football (1), Football Manager (2), .Swimming (1, 2, 3), French Honor Society. HOFFMAN, JOHN H., 7 Winding Brook Way, H’del. • Var- sity Football (3, 4), Varsity Track (3, 4). HUBER, JILL ANDREA, 420 Rumson Rd., L.S. • Latin Club, Spanish Club. Homeroom Class Representative, Spanish Honor Society, LOG (Layout Editor), BUC- CANEER, Junior Play, Class Activities, Pep Club, Sen- ior Show, Student Council. HURALT, JULIEN, 125 Park Ave., Shrews. • Radio Club, Student Council Representative, LOG, Class Projects. MARSHALL, RICHARD E., 641 Prospect Ave., L.S. • Var- sity Baseball, Basketball. McCRUM, SUSAN G., 13 James St., Shrews. • Spanish Club (1, 2), Gym Leaders’ Club (1), Basketball Intramurals (1), Junior Play (Usherette), Pep Club (4). McKEE, DEBORAH ELIZABETH, 268 Broad St., R.B. • Art Club, F.H.A., Geraldry and Geneology Club, Class Projects. MORRIS, KAY, 32 Robinson PI., Shrews. • Class Projects, Work Experience Program. REHM, WARD JOSEPH, 15 Hilltop Ter., R.B. • Cross- Country (1,2). SENION, LYNN, 216 Spring St., R.B. • Class Projects. Sen- ior Pep Club. ZIMMERMAN, JOHN, 87 Branch, R.B. • J.V. Cross- Country. CANCER (June 22 - July 22) The crab, sign of the prophet or teacher, shows trails of tenacity, patience, sensi- tivity, sympathy, and changeability. Lead- ership is marked for you under this sign. Try for personal satisfaction and self-confidence. Be careful of depression and self-pity. BALSCHI. CYNTHIA, 96 Laurel Dr., L.S. • Spanish Club. F.H.A., Student Council Representative. Pep Club, Boost- ers. Junior Play (Committee), Class Activities. BERMAN, LYNN, 90 Kings Rd., L.S. • Spanish Club, Jun- ior Play (Committee). Student Council Representative (1,4), Senior Show. BORCHARDT. CLAUDIA. 106 Branch Ave., R.B • F.H.A (1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President), Class Intramurals. Pep Club, Play Committees. BUCK. LEOLA ANN, Main St., H’del. • Latin Club G.A.A.. Student Council Rep., Junior Play, Choir (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Show, Pep Club, Forensic League. Class Projects. CAPISTA, DAVE, 92 Birch Ave., L.S FERRERO. STEPHANIE N., 285 Willow Dr., L.S. • Girls’ Intramurals (I, 2), Student Council Representative (1, 2, 3, 4), Class Projects. JARNIGAN, RICHARD, 34 Buttonwood Dr., Shrews. KACHEL, KATHLEEN, 92 E. Bergen PI., R.B. • Choral- ettes, F.H.A., Student Council One Act Plays, Class Projects. KNECHT, TODD, 25 South St., R.B. • Soccer (J.V. 2, 3), Student Council One Act Plays, Class Projects. KOJOLA, KERRY, 6 Deerfield Rd., H’del. • Choralettes. French Club, CROW’S NEST. LOG, Class Projects. LA MONTAGNE, PAUL R., 2 Chestnut Ridge Rd., H’let. MAGGI, GARY STEPHEN, 2 Carol Ct., H’del. • Football (1, 2, 3), Student Council (2), Wrestling (1, 3. 4 co- capt.), Track (1, 2, 3, 4), Ciass Projects. MAGGI. LINDA ELLEN, 2 Carol Ct.. H’del. • G.A.A. (2, 4), Pep Club, Student Representative (4), Class Repre- sentative, Spanish Club (4), Class Projects. MENOSKY, BRUCE G., Box 202, Laurel Ave., H’del. • D.E. Club. MORRISON, DOUG, 5 Algonquin Rd.. H’del. MILLER. GEORGE W., JR.. 42 E. Sunset Ave., R.B. PARKER, CEIL, 312 Shrewsbury Ave., R.B • Student Coun- cil Projects, Girls’ Intramurals. PARMENTER. JOHN, Lippencott Rd., L.S. • Chess Club, LOG. (Faculty Editor), Manager of Football Team, For- ensic League. Junior Play. PETERSON, MICHAEL. 5 Robin Rd., H'del • Football, Track, Drama Club. PRANZO, GARY J., 736 Holmdel Rd., H’del. • Student Council Representative (1). Band (1, 2, 3, 4). REED MARIANNE, 22 Bordan St., Shrews. • Latin Club (I, 2, President), French Club (3, 4). Choralettes (3, 4), Band (1, 2, 3, 4). REGISTER. PATRICIA DIANE. 91 Washington St.. R.B. • Distributive Education Program, Gym Leader, Basketball Team (Captain). ROBINSON, SAMUEL, 17 Knollwood Dr., H’let. • Fresh- man Basketball, Cross-Country (2, 3. 4). Junior Play (Technical Committee), Indoor Track (3, 4). Outdoor Track (3, 4), Senior Show, Class Projects. SCHOLLENBERGER, CATHY. R.F.D. Box 133, H’del. STROMENGER, DON E.. 174 Winding Way So., L.S. • Soc- cer (1, 2), Class Activities. TORRES, LAUREANO. 102 Shrewsbury Ave., R.B. VANDERVOORT, KEITH. 44 Brook Ave., L.S. • Football (1), Men of Note (1), Track (1, 2), Student Council Representative (1, 4), Soccer (2. 3, 4 Captain), Base- ball (3. 4), Class Projects (1, 2, 3, 4). WIBERG, JOHN W.. Box 202 Laurel Ave., H’del. • Class Projects (1,2). LEO (July 23 - August 23) The lion, sign of the king or president, shows traits of generosity, pride, trustfulness, energy, dominance, and authority. You have respect of others because of self-confidence and enthusiasm. If you can control impa- tience, wealth and fame are in the future. AIKEN, CLAUDIA, 48 White St.. Shrews. • Art Club (2), Gym leader (4). BROOKES, TIM, 901 Palmer Ave., Midtwn. • Library Coun- cil (1,2, 3, 4). CRAFT. BENNETT COLEMAN. 91 Bank St.: R.B. • Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Council. DANIELS, BOBBY W.. 134 Montgomery Ter., R.B. • Foot- ball (1, 2, 4). Track (indoor and outdoor 3, 4), Class Projects, Senior Show. DANIELS, TISHARA, 117 River St.. R.B EVANS, HARRY STANLEY, JR., 97 West Sunset Ave., R.B • Football (1), Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4). HAWTHORNE. SHARON LOUISE, 6 Country View Rd.. H’del. • Class Projects, Junior Play, CROW’S NEST. HOWE, DOUGLAS, 54 Spring St., R.B. KNOLL. SUSAN MARIE. 68 Harding Rd., R.B. • Class Projects, French Honor Society (2, 3, 4), National Honor Society (3, vice-pres. 4). Cheerleading (1, 2, 3, co-capt. 4), LOG (ass’t Managing Editor), Douglass Citizenship Institute Delegate. KOLB, KAREN, 887 Palmer Ave., Midtwn. • D.E. Club. 194 KROMANN, NICOLA, 37 Drummond PI., R.B. • Band (1, 2. 3, 4), Flagtwirler (1, 2, 3. capt. 4). Class Projects’ Student Council (Rep.-at-largc I, 2. 3). French Honor Society (associate member). MAINWARING. JACQUELINE JULIA, R.D. 1. Box 123BB, H'del. • Art Club (1, 2). Math Club (3. 4). Fu- ture Nurses Club (3, 4), Spanish Honor Society (4), Ma- jorette (3), Specialty Twirler (4). McEVER, SUSAN MARGARET, 120 West End Ave Shrews. • A.F.S., Latin Club (Sec. 2), Spanish Club. Class Projects, Junior Play. Senior Show, Gym Leaders’ Club (3,4). PATTERSON. BETH ANN. 142 Branch Ave., R.B. • D.E Club, REEVES, JAMES, 43 Drummond Ave., R.B. • Football, Bas- ketball, Vice-Pres. of Class (3), Track, Class Projects. ROGEL, ALEXIS, 218 Monmouth St., R.B. SABATOS, JOHN M., R.D. 1, Line Rd., H’del. • Cross- Country (3, 4), Track (I), Class Projects. SCHENCK. RICHARD NELSON. JR.. 123 Montgomery Ter., R.B. • Football (1. 2. 3. 4). Track (2. 3. 4).Indoor Track (3, 4). SEVLSON, KATHRYN L., 75 Seven Bridges Rd., L.S. • Stu- dent Council Representative (I), Class Projects, Cheer- leading (2, 3, 4 Capt.). STEAN, LINDA SUSAN, Midlctown Rd., H’del. • Girls’ In- tramurals, National Honor Society (3. 4), German Club (1, 2, pres. 3, 4), BUCCANEER (Business and Adver- tising Editor 3, 4). STOKES. BRAD. 84 Cross St.. L.S. • Wrestling (1). SULLIVAN, JOSEPH E., JR., 38 Reckless PI., R.B. • Track (I, 2), Cross-Country (1, 2), Basketball (1. 2), Class Projects. WILLEY, KAREN. 35 Telegraph Hill Rd.. H’del. YORG, NANCY LOU, 43 White St., Shrews. • D.E. Club (Treas. 4), Girls’ Intramurals, Class Projects. VIRGO (August 23 - September 23) The virgin, sign of the craftsman or critic, shows traits of exactness, industriousness, in- telligence and chastity. Work in life is sat- isfying, and you undertake assignments others would be reluctant to do. Shun from being unoccupied and acclaim is yours. ANDERSON. BILL, 272 Broad St., R.B, • Freshman Foot- ball, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Baseball. ANTENER. CATHERINE LYNN. • F.H.A., Homeroom Rep., Class Projects. BAUER. KIM, 188 Branch Ave., R.B. • French Club, G.A.A.. Gym Leaders (Secretary), F.H.A. (1 Treasurer, 2 Presi- dent, 3 Historian, 4 Parliamentarian), Library Council, Student Council Rep., Girls’ Intramurals, Homeroom Rep., CROW’S NEST (Literary Board). BLAS1, RICHARD F., 26 Garfield PI., R.B • Bowling, Bas- ketball (1). Senior Show. BECEIRO, SHARON A., Laurel Ave., H’del. • Secretarial Club. BOHNERT. DEBEE A., 5 Buttonwood Dr.. Shrews. BRZOSTOSKI. JOHN M., 25 Campbell St.. R.B. • CROW’S NEST (Art Editor), Art Club. CELL ELAINE ANNE. 49 Riverside Ave., R.B. • Pep Club, Girls’ Intramurals, Program Committee. Class Projects. Senior Show. CODISPOTI. LOUIS, 28 Oakland St., R.B DeSANTIS, CATHY, 35 Spruce Dr., Shrews. • Girls’ Intra- murals. Art Club. G.A.A. DRAKE. CINDY DEE, 22 Woodbine Ave.. L.S. • Girls’ In- tramurals. ENNIS. GERALDINE, 64 West Bergen PI.. R.B. FEDDELER. ROBERT J.. 82 Bcechwood Dr., Shrews. • Amateur Radio Club (Vice-Pres., Pres.), Science Fair. FISCHER. MARK D.. 20 Overlook Dr.. H’del. • Chess Club. Math Club. Band (1,2, 3, 4). GARRETT, THEODORE. 119 Montgomery Ter., R.B. • Bas- ketball, Football, Baseball. GAYLORD, CARLA ANN. 209 Pearl St„ R.B. • Cheer- leader (1, 2, 3, 4), Honor Society. GERAD. ROBERT. 161 Sycamore Ave.. Shrews. • LOG (Managing Editor). Wrestling, Track. GETTIS. CHERYL ANNE, 56 Standish Rd.. L.S. • LOG (Art Editor), Wrestling (Manager). F.H.A., Student Council Rep. (2. 3), National Honor Society, French Honor Society (Vice-Pres.). Homeroom Rep.. Class Rep. GONCHARKO, ALEXANDRA. 8 Stoecker Rd., H’del. • French Club, Class Projects, F.H.A. Club. JEFFERSON, LAWRENCE M.. 47 E. Westside Ave., R.B. • Sports, Class Projects. JOHNSON, MARGIE ANN. 63 West Bergen PI.. R.B. • Bas- ketball (1), Class Projects. KELLUM, RODNEY CHARLES. 84 Riverview Ave., L.S. • Basketball, Band, Track, Indoor Track. LOVE, RICHARD B., 311 Shrewsbury Ave., R.B. MARX. BARBARA ANN, 131 Pinckney Rd., L.S. • Girls’ Intramurals, (1, 2, 3. 4), Spanish Club (1, 2, 3), Color Guard (1), LOG (Photo Editor), Junior Play, Class Projects, F.H.A., Pep Club. Homeroom Rep., Student Council Rep. (2, 4), Senior Play. McCarthy, BARBARA J., 4 Fairniount Rd.. H’let. • Span- ish Club, Class Projects. Pep Club, Future Nurses Club, Intramurals. McCarthy, PATRICK, 4 Fairmount Rd., H’let. • Wres- tling. Cross-Country, Cheerleading. Class Play (Actor), Business Manager (3. 4), BUCCANEER, Class Projects. MEEHAN. RICHARD, 110 Birch Dr., Shrews. • BUCCA- NEER (Copy Editor), German Club, Forensic League. MILLER. CHARLOTTE STEPHANIE, 77 Herbert St., R.B. • Homeroom Rep. (1. 3), German Club (1, 2. 3. 4), Stu- dent Council Dialogue, CROW’S NEST. MOSCA, ANITA MARIE, 63 East Bergen PL, R.B. • Span- ish Club, F.H.A. (Secretary), Class Projects, Pep Club, Gym Leader, Girls’ Intramurals. PELUSO. LINDA. 59 N. Bridge Ave., R.B. • BUCCANEER. Junior Play (Makeup). Class Projects. PURCELL. KATHLEEN, 12 Crescent Rd.. H let. • G.A.A (1, 2. 3), Spanish Club (3), Junior Play (Committee). Class Representative (3, 4), Senior Pep Club (4 Presi- dent), Senior Play, Class Activities. RAMOS, RAMONA, 63 Leighton Ave., R.B. • Secretarial Club. SCHNEIDER, SANDRA, 37 Northvale Ave., L.S. • Softball (1, 4), Class Projects. TOMAINO, JAMES G., 40 Francis St.. Shrews. • Wrestling (3, 4 Co-Captain), Football (2. 3. 4). LIBRA (September 24 - October 23) The scales, sign of the statesman or man- ager. shows traits of alertness, justice, art- istry, honor, affection, and sympathy. Cre- ativity is a chief asset. The skillful blending of this with level-headedness will bring rec- nition and admiration. Try to avoid im- modesty. ANDERSON. JOHN PAUL. Broad St.. R.B. BLISS, CYNTHIA J.. 115 Rumson Place, L.S. • Student Council Representative, Student Council Corresponding Secretary (3. 4). Class Representative, Latin Club (1, 2, Vice-Pres. 3), Gym Leader. F.H.A., Class Activities, Jun- ior Play (Assistant Director). BOLDEN. TRESSA LORETTA. 4S West Bergen PL. R.B. • Basketball, G.A.A., Majorette. Volleyball, Softball. DiFIORE, CAROL. 39 Spring St.. R.B. • Cheerleading, Sec- retarial Club. DUKE, JANET, 13 Mayfair Rd.. H’del. FLAHERTY, BARBARA. 143 Mechanic St.. R.B • Secre- tarial Club. FLAHERTY. SUSAN, 143 Mechanic St., R.B. • Secretarial Club. FRIEDMAN, ROBERTA, 71 Garden Rd., L.S. • Class Secre- tary (1, 2, 3, 4). Band (I. 2, 3, 4). Shore Conference Band. Majorette, Latin Club, Junior Play, Senior Show. GIGLIO, PATRICIA. 65 Sycamore Ave., L.S. • D.E. Club. HELLER. LOIS ANN. Box 263. H’del. • Basketball, Softball. JOHNSTONE. JOHN W„ 91 Beechwood Dr., Shrews. • R.B.H.S. Amateur Radio Club (Vice-President), Track (1.2,4). JONES, STEVEN M.. 31 Throckmorton Ave., R.B. JOSEY. WARREN S.. 32 Locust Ave., R.B. • Football (Var- sity), Basketball. Track. Baseball. KEEFER. BRUCE, 15 Brown PL, R.B. KELLY, CHRISTOPHER J.. 145 Pickney Rd., L.S. • Fresh- man Football. J.V. Basketball (2). H.R. Representative (3). Varsity Cross-Country (2), Varsity Basketball (3, 4), Varsity Track (2, 4). LOVERSIDGE, ROBERT DAVID, JR., 96 Silverton Ave., L.S. • Junior Play (Lighting), Math Club (3), Class Projects (4). Winter Spring Choral Concerts (Light- ing), Senior Show (Lighting), Student Council One Act Plays (Lighting), Art Club (I, 2). McGUIRE, MARY LOUISE, 411 Rumson Rd., L.S. • F.H.A. (3, 4). Pep Club (4). Senior Show (4), National Honor Society (4), French Club (3. 4). French Honor Society (3, 4), Class Activities (4), Junior Play (Make-up), LOG (Underclassmen Editor). MICHALSKI, EDWARD JOHN. 58 Bethany Rd., H’del. • Science Fair (1, 2); Math Club (3. 4), Computer Club (3) , Directed Set Design and Construction Junior Play, Student Council Plays. Senior Show, Class Projects (1, 2, 3, 4), Represented R.B.H.S. at: Junior Science Sym- posium, Drafting Competition. Science Competition, Na- tional Honor Society. LOG (Photography Editor). SASSO. JACQUELINE ANN, 25 Old Manor Rd., H’lel. • Band (1,2. 3, 4). SCHLESSINGER, KENNETH D., 52 Maple Ave., L.S. • Men of Note (3, 4), Student Council (2. 4), LOG (Sen- ior Editor), Debating (3, 4), All Shore Chorus (3, 4), Junior Play, Senior Show, Class Activities (1. 2, 3, 4), International Relations Club (4), Class Representative (1.4). SILVER, PAULETTE. 9 Alston Ct.. R.B • Class Activities (1, 2, 3). D.E. Club (4 Pres.). SKIMELIS, SUSAN MARY, 70 Patterson Ave.. Shrews. SOVIERO, MICHAEL P., 10 Cross St., L.S. • Soccer (Var- sity, 2 vrs.), Baseball (Varsitv, 2 yrs.)t Class Activities (4) . SUTTON, GAIL ELIZABETH. 9 N. Sunnycrest Dr., L.S. • French Honor Society, Band (1, 2, 3, 4). Girls’ Intra- murals. TAYLOR, BENNIE C., 51 Drummond Ave.. R.B. • Football. Wrestling. THOMPSON, JUDSON, 15 Leighton Ave.. R.B. • Football (1,2, 3, 4), Wrestling (1). WADINGTON, MARY L.. 7 Parkway PL, H’del. • Class Representative (2). Junior Play (Make-up). Intramural Sports (1, 2), Pep Club (4), German Club (2, 3), Math Club (3). WARD, ROBERT E.. 147 Winding Way, L.S. • Junior Play, Soccer (3, 4), Track (4). Spanish Club (3. 4). WARDELL. BARBARA E., 193 Rumson Rd.. L.S. WASHINGTON, JUNE L., 41 Chapin Ave., R.B. WHEELER, JEWEL MARIE, Prospect Ave., R.B. • Gym Leaders (2, 3), Librarian (1, 2). Class Treasurer (1, 2), Student Council Vice-President (3). Student Council Re- cording Secretary (4). Latin Club. WHITE, AGNES, 47 Chapin Ave., R.B. WILSON, EDWARD, 17 Leonard St.. R.B. WILSON, PAUL, 40 Drummond Ave., R.B. • Football (1,2, 3, 4), Class Projects. SCORPIO (October 24 - November 23 ) The scorpion, sign of a clergyman and physician, shows traits of bluntness, skepti- cism, truthfulness, and honesty. You are a poor business partner and you turn most things to your own account in the form of money. BAILEY, KATHY I., 751 Holmdel Rd., Hlet. • Secretarial Club. BAILEY, MORNA KAY, 95 Laurel Dr.. L.S. • Latin Club, Spanish Club, Spanish Honor Society, Pep Club, Class Projects, Student Council Representative. CLEWS. JAMES. 28 River Edge Dr., L.S. • Wrestling (3, 4). CREMEANS. JOHN C., 79 Southvale Ave., L.S. • Spanish Club (3, 4), Baseball (2, 3), Class Projects. DePALMA, FRANK, Centerville Rd., H’del. • Class Projects DESTITO, PAT, 53 Laurel Drive, L.S. • Football (1, 2, 3. 4). Track, Baseball. National Honor Society (3, 4). DOLCH, THERESA MARY, 42 Peters PI., R.B. • D.E. Club FIEDLER, ROBERT A., 100 Cross St., L.S. • Student Coun- cil (1, 2, 3, President 4), Varsity Soccer (2, 3, 4), Na- tional Honor Society (3. 4). Junior Play (actor), Base- ball, Monmouth County Youth Government Day. IOHNSON, KEITH. 58 W. Westside Ave.. R.B. Track. Stu- dent Council, Junior Play (Actor), Class Projects. KING, AN R RENE A, M., 205 Telegraph Hill Rd., H'del. CROW'S NEST (Production Editor 4), Class Projects, Senior Play. LEVINSON, STEWART, 95 Pinckney Rd.. R.B. • Latin Club (1,2), Chess Club (3, 4), Wrestling (3). Band (2. 3, 4), Student Council Representative (4), Junior Play (Actor). Basketball Manager. LOPRETE, JOHN M.. 16 Knollwood Rd., H let. • Industrial Arts Club, Class Projects, Intramural Basketball. OSTRAN, HOWARD KUFER, 550 Little Silver Point Rd., L.S. • German Club (I. 2, 3, 4), Chess Club, Photogra- phy Club. Junior Play, Class Projects. OTTO. ROBERT ALLYN, 120 Birch Dr., Shrews. REGAN, GUY SCOTT, 9 Carlisle Ter., L.S. SICA. SANDRA, 28 William St., R.B. • Girls’ Intramurals, French Honor Society (4), F.H.A. STOBO, CHRISTIAN M., 2 Orchard Ave.. H’let. • Student Council Representative, Class Projects. THOMAS, JERRY KING, 109 Bank St., R.B. ZADOROZNY, ALICE, 31 Point Rd.. L.S. • Latin Club. SAGITTARIUS (November 23 - December 23) The archer, sign of a teacher and a suc- cessful businessman, shows traits of friend- liness, athletic ability, idealism, practicality, sincerity, and honesty. You are easily swayed by other opinions and your promises are not always fulfilled. You have an un- usual degree of mental activity. BOSKEY, LAURENCE ALLEN. 30 Sunnycrest Court, L.S. • Football, Men of Note, Choir. BRAUTIGAN. SHARON LYNN. 167 Branch Ave.. R.B. • Pep Club, Class Projects, Senior Show. COWLES, DALE, Manor Rd., H’del. • Bowling, Cross- Country, German Club. DeFAZIO, PETER J., 25 Oakland St.. R.B. • Class Projects. Band (1, 2. 3. 4), Men of Note (3, 4). Homeroom Rep. (L 2, 3). DOREMUS, LARRY A., 152 Branch Ave., R.B. FOSTER. DAVID H., 2 Tabor St., L.S. • German Club. Band, Orchestra, Vice-President of Class (4), Class Proj- ects, All-Shore Band, Junior Play (Actor). GRAMMER, ROBERT. 19 Church St.. L.S. • Asst. Bus. Manager (2. 3), Student Council Treasurer (4), Soccer Team (Capt.), Men of Note, National Honor Society, French Honor Society, Student Council Plays, All-Shore Chorus. HILL, RICHARD E., Jr., 10 James St., Shrews. KENDALL, BLAIR MINER. Pondwood, Sunnybank Dr., Shrews. • Color Guard (1), Majorette (2, 3), Specialty Twirler (4). Junior Play, Student Council Rep. (1, 3), Class Projects, Senior Show, CROW’S NEST. LUCANIA. JOHN J., 38 Miller Ave., H’let. • Cross-Country. Student Council Rep.-at-Large (4), Junior Play (Actor), Freshman Science Fair. MARSHALL, JACQUELINE YVONNE, 188 West Bergen PI.. R.B. • LOG (Underclassmen Editor), G.A.A. (Treasurer), French Club, In tram Urals, Junior Play, Class Projects, Homeroom Rep. to Class. RIDDLE. JAMES A., 19A Rector PI.. R.B. • Industrial Club, Class Projects, Junior Play. RUBINSTEIN, STEVE, 191 Beechwood Dr., Shrews. • LOG (Sports Editor), German Club (Vice-President), Class Projects, Junior Play, National Honor Society, Key Club. RUDOLPH. DENISE, 40 Arthur PI., R.B. • BUCCANEER (1, 2. 3 Managing Editor. 4 Editor-in-Chicf), Spanish Club (1.2), F.H.A. (2. 3, 4). Twirler (3), Color Guard (2), Class Projects, Student Council Alternate (2), School Choir (1, 2, 3). SCHAFFER. RUSSELL L., 11 Locust Ave.. R.B. • Football (Co-capt.), I.A. Club (Treasurer, Secretary), Track. SCHEIDLER, TOM, 18 Spring Valley Dr., H del. • Tennis, Indoor Track. SCIMECA, MARYANN R., Deercrest Dr.. H del. SETARO, JOHN L., 91 Catherine St., R.B. • Class President (1, 2, 3, 4), National Honor Society, J.V. Baseball, Key Club, Student Council. Representative of N.J. Boy’s State, Band. Junior Play (Actor). SINGER. RUTH KAREN, 172 River Rd., R.B. • Latin Club. Spanish Club, A.F.S., Student Council (Alternate). SPENCER, RICHARD WILLIAM, 739 Holmdel Rd., H'del. • Football, Track, Basketball. CAPRICORN (December 22 - January 20) The sea goat, sign of the priest, ambassa- dor. or scientist, shows traits of ambition, perseverance, and diplomacy. Organization and persistence place you above others; but friends will be gained by being less domi- nant. ADAMS, REGINA MARIA, 244 W. Front St., R.B. • BUC- CANEER (1, 2, 3 Circulation Editor. 4 Assistant Fea- tures Editor), Band (1, 2, 3. 4), Spanish Club (1, 2), Class Projects. AGAMENNONE, FRANK, 233 Shrewsbury Ave.. R.B. • Student Council Representative (1). BACIGALUPI, DIANE SUSAN, 141 Rumson Rd., L.S. • Student Council Representative (3), G.A.A. (1. 2. 3 Vice-Pres.), Class Projects. German Club (1, 2, 3, 4), A.F.S. Club (1, 2, 3), National Honor Society (3, 4). Gym Leader (4), LOG (Editor-in-Chief 4). BEAN, AUBREY LEE, 302 Shrewsbury Ave.. R.B. • Foot- ball (1, 2, 3, 4), Class Projects. CRANK, TERRY L., 125 Catherine St.. R.B • D.E. Club (Vice-Pres.), Soccer. Class Projects. CROCKETT. ANDREW B., 26 Spring St., R.B. • Student Council Representative, Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Class Projects, Photographer (LOG and BUC), Basketball, Golf. DAM MEYER. CATHERINE M.f 16 Laurel Drive, L.S. • Spanish Honor Society (2, 3, 4), National Honor So- ciety (3, 4, Sec.), Cheerleading (3, 4). Class Projects. EGAN, JOHN M., 301 Rumson Rd.. L.S. • Football (1. 2, 3, 4), Class Projects. FLOROTOS. ALEX G., 190 Hudson Ave.. R.B. • Basket- ball (I), Cross-Country (1), Track (1, 2. 3. 4), Chess Club (3, 4 Capt.), Forensic League (3, 4). Class Proj- ects. GUSHUE, KATHY, 49 Maida Ter., R.B HANNAN, THOMAS, 12 Bernard Ter., L.S. • Football (I), Soccer (4), Student Council Representative (Alternate), Class Projects, National Honor Society, Science Fair (Honorable Mention). HARPER. MICHAEL. 80 West Side Ave.. R.B • Football (1 ), Baseball (I). KINKADE, JANET SUE, 3 Cherry Hill Rd.. H'del. • G.A.A. (1. 2), Choir (2, 3. 4), Class Projects. LOG (Activities Editor). Spanish Honor Society (4), Class Representa- tive (1, 3). Student Council Representative (2, 3). KOCHAN1EWICZ, FLORENCE T., 4 Homestead PI.. H'del. • Nursing Club. Class Projects. KRAUS, JILL SUSAN, 106 Riversedge Dr., L.S. • F.H.A.. A.F.S., Spanish Club. French Club. Student Council, Pep Club, Class Projects. LEDIG, JANICE, 16 Winding Way, L.S. MAURER. HENRIETTA, 44 Patterson Court, Shrews. • In- tramurals (Girls’), D.E.C.A. (Sec.). NORDRUM, FAWN INGRID. 63 South St., R.B. • Spanish Club (2, 3), Junior Play (Actress), Class Projects, Chorus (2, 3, 4), Pep Club. PATTERSON, MARY KATHERINE. Box 164-A, H’del. • French Club (1). Girls’ Intramurals (1). Class Projects, Pep Club, Class Representative (1,2, 3 ). ROGERS, ALETA, 181 Leighton Ave., R.B • Girls' Intra- murals. ROSSI, THOMAS A.. 56 Waverly PI.. R.B. • Art Club, Class Projects, Junior Play (Actor), Class Representative (I. 2, 3, 4). Baseball, LOG (Sports Editor). SHARPE, MARGARET ANNE, 1 Homestead PL, H’let. • French Club (2, 3, 4), Gym Leaders (3), Student Coun- cil Representative (3). Class Projects, Cheerleading (J.V. 2,3). SILBERSTEIN, RHONDA M., 29 John St., R.B. • Latin Club (1. 2), Student Council Representative (2), Class Treas- urer (3, 4), National Honor Society (3. 4). French Honor Society (3. 4), Majorettes (3. 4). Class Projects. TAYLOR, CHARLES THOMAS, 51 Drummond Ave., R.B. • Football (1, 2, 3, 4 Co-capt.). Basketball (1, 2, 3, 4), Baseball (1,2, 3). TURNER, BONNIE, 4 Brentwood Rd.. H’let. • French Club (3). Student Council, Class Projects. WELLS. ELAINE. 98 Robinson PL. Shrews. • Bible Club (I, 2. 3, 4 Vice-Pres.), French Club ( I. 2. 3 Sec.. 4), French Honor Society (2, 3, 4 Sec.), Class Representative. Choir (1, 2), National Honor Society (4), LOG (Faculty Edi- tor). AQUARIUS (January 21 - February 19) The water-bearer, sign of the truth-seeker or scientist, shows traits of honesty, broad- mindedness, friendliness, and a probing abil- ity. Conclusions are made after pros and cons are heard; but wasted time can be a hindrance to achievements. Face each day with eagerness and determination. BAYTON, NANCY LYNN. 274 Garden Rd.. Shrews. • Sen- ior Show, Junior Play (Costume Chairman), Class Proj- ects, French Honor Society. BEAN, THEOPHILUS NATHANIEL. 302 Shrewsbury Ave., R.B. • Football. BOEHMLER, JUDITH LYNN. 23 Maurice Ave., H’del. • Latin Club (I), Spanish Club, Girls’ Intramurals, Class Activities. CONNORS, JACK J.f 39 Henry St., R.B. • Indoor-Outdoor Track. Industrial Arts Club (4 Vice-Pres.). COOK. BRUCE STEWART. 12 Mitchell PI., L.S. • Student Council Representative (1), Football (1. 2). Soccer (3, 4). Tennis (1, 2, 3. 4), LOG (Art Editor), Business Manager (2), Junior Play. COYNE, CiARY, 86 Madison Ave.. R.B. • Cross-Country. Track, Indoor Track, Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Council Representative. ETZKORN. ELAINE LO. 24 Maurice Ave., W. Kearns • Class Activities. HARBOUR. HELEEN. 7 Deerfield Rd., H’del. • Student Council Representative. Spanish Club. Cheerleader (J.V.). Class Activities. Junior Play (Ticket Chairman). JETER. JAMES. 51 Leighton Ave.. R.B. JOHNSON, JAMES CALVIN. 248 Leighton Ave.. R.B. • Football (Frosh.. .V.. Varsity). JONES. JAMES. 128 Crawford Corner Rd.. H'del. • Honor Society. KENNEDY. MARGARET ANNE, 84 Queens Dr. S.. L.S. • Choralettes (3. 4). French Club (1. 2, 3 Vice-Pres., 4 Pres.), French Honor Society (3. 4), National Honor Society (3, 4), Class Representative (I, 2), A.F.S. (I), LOG (Literary Editor). HA JIN KO. 33 South St.. R.B. LAVELLE. CHRISTINE. 284 Harding Rd.. R.B. • D.E. Club. LOUX, WILLIAM C., 65 Wallace St.. R.B. • Engine Repair Working Experience. LUCAS, RICHARD K.. 4 Coventry Square. H’del. • Mon- mouth County Drafting Competition. LYTTLE, GLORIA A.. 32 Oakes Rd., L.S. • Homeroom Representative. MALETTO. THOMAS P.. 45 Alameda Ct., Shrews. • Cross- Country, Class Projects, Science Fair. Junior Play, Sen- ior Show. MARCELLI. JOSEPH ANTHONY. 32 Willow Dr., L.S. MASTRODOMENICO. ROBERT PAUL. East Main St.. H’del. • Baseball (2). McGUlGAN, THOMAS. Holland Rd.. H'del. • Chess Club. Math Club. Junior Play, All School Play, Senior Show. Honor Society. MILLER. JACOB RANDOLPH. JR.. 166 Catherine St.. R.B. • Football (1), Indoor Track, D.E. Club. RICHMOND, ABBE LYNN. 27 Highland Ave., R.B. • Span- ish Honor Society (3. 4). BUCCANEER (Feature Edi- tor), Student Council Rep., Gym Leader, Pep Club, Class Projects, Senior Show. SHAW, MARY E., 42 Chapin Ave.. R.B. • French Club. VADASZ, CAROL JO. 216 Winding Way. L.S. • Spanish Club, F.H.A., Girls’ Intramurals, Future Nurses. Home- room Rep., Student Council Alternate. Junior Play. Class Projects. WELCH, ROD. 151 Rumson Rd., R.B. WILSON, PAUL S.. 40 Drummond Ave., R.B. • Football, Baseball. Track. Basketball Manager, Senior Show. PISCES (February 20 - March 20) The fish, sign of the poet or interpreter, shows traits of gentleness, kindness, sensi- tivity and sympathy. Bringing out the best in others through deep understanding is the greatest trait. Advancement is possible with a restraint of temper. BARKER. JOE R . JR., 65 Spring St., R.B. • Latin Club. Bible Club, Track, Football (1), Wrestling (1). BELLANTONI, ROBERT, 35 Little Silver Pkwy., L.S. • Foot- ball (1, 2, 3, 4), Track (1, 2. 3, 4), Class Projects. BOUCHEE, MARIAN. 255 Harding Rd., R.B. • Girls’ Intra- murals. CAFFEE, ANN, 571 Seven Bridges Rd., L.S. COLEMAN, KIMBERLY BETH, 24 Borden PL. L.S. • Stu- dent Council, National Honor Society (3. 4 President), French Honor Society (3. 4). BUCCANEER (3, 4 As- sistant News Editor), F.H.A. (I). A.F.S. (2), Indoor Track Manager (3), Class Projects. DEAN, LINDA, 135 Pinckney Rd.. L.S. • Secretaria! Club, F.H.A. (1,2, 3 Sec., 4). ETZKORN, ELAINE L., 24 Maurice Ave., West Keansburg • Secretarial Club. EWING. GERRITT L., JR.. 39 Lippincott, L.S. • Tennis. Soccer. Men of Note, Class Projects, Junior Play. GALE, PAMELA McKEE. 16 McLaren St.. R.B. • Band ( I. 2, 3. 4), Twirling (1, 2, 3, 4), Specialty Twirler (2, 3, 4), Class Projects, Student Council Representative, Gym Leaders, Honor Society (3, 4). GISLESON. KATHLEEN ANN. 333 Branch Ave., L.S. • Flag Twirlers (I. 2, 3, 4 Co-capt.), Glass Projects, CROW’S NEST. Girls’ Intramurals, Art Club. HUBER, CONNIE S., 72 Queens Dr., L.S. • Vice-Pres. of Class (1, 2), Assistant Business Manager (4), Gym Leader (2, 3, 4), Girls’ Citizenship Institute Delegate. Youth Government Day. Spanish Club (1, 2, 3 Presi- dent), A.F.S. (Vice-Pres. 3), Spanish Honor Society, French Honor Society. Student Council Representative (1), Class Projects. KLOTZIN, LINDA L., 90 Woodbine Ave., L.S. • F.H.A., Girls’ Intramurals. LAIDIG, SUSAN KAY, 784 Holmdcl Rd., H’del. • German Club (1. 4), Art Club (1), CROW’S NEST (2. 3, 4 Editor), Junior Play, Library Council (2. 3, 4), Math Club (3, 4). Merit Scholar Semi-Finalist. LOGAN. ROBERT M., 170 River St., R.B. • D.E. Club. MAG1NN, STEPHEN A.. 617 Prospect Ave., L.S. • Soccer (2, 3, 4), Industrial Arts Club (2 Treas., 3 Vice-Pres., 4 Pres.), French Honor Society, National Honor Society, Indoor Track (3), Men of Note (1, 2. 3, 4). MORSE, ROBERT WESTON, 154 White St., L.S. • Band ( L 2, 3, 4). Men of Note (1, 2. 3. 4), Football (2, 4), Track, Class Projects, Freshman Football and Basketball. PATTERSON. DALE R., 71 East Bergen PI., R.B. • F.H.A. (2 Sec. 3, 4 President), Gym Leaders (2, 4), French Club (1, 2), Pep Club, Class Projects, Girls’ Intramurals, LOG (Underclassmen Editor). ROBINS, JANE ELLEN. 45 Winding Way. L.S. • Student Council Representative (1, 2), Spanish Honor Society (2, 3, 4 President), French Honor Society (3, 4), Na- tional Honor Society (4), Junior Play (Actress), Class Projects, LOG Editor (Senior). ROSENFELD. DEBORAH GRACE, 42 Southvale Ave., L.S. • Band (1, 2, 3. 4), Shore Conference Band (1, 2, 3, 4). Class Activities, Junior Play (Make-up Chairman). French Club (1, 2, 3, 4), Student Council One Act Plays (3), Senior Show, LOG Copy Editor. SODEN, JOAN N., 169-A Subtcn Park Apts., Branch Ave.. R.B. VARRELMANN, ROBERT, 15 Meadow Drive. Shrews.. • Industrial Arts Club. VITRANO, BEATRICE, 111 Catherine PL. R.B. I m 1 r n b The Class of 1970 for their financial assistance. Eliza heth Bullo and Mr. William Mulrenan for their continued support of our activities. “ . The clubs, groups, activities, and their faculty advisors for giving ttielf WHlable time. The Secretarial and Guidance Staff members for supplying the neces- sary clerical information. The Custodial Staff for their services rendered. “Miss Shirley” and “Miss Pat” for all their help. Rae Publishing Company and Lorstan Thomas Studios for their fine job. Daily Register and Dorn’s Studio for the use of their photographs. Underclassmen who helped to identify pictures. Mrs. G. McMillan for starting us on the right foot. Mr. B. W. Seace for being our advisor even though he was as new at this job as we were. Mr. Thomas Everett who was always there with assistance and red pens even when we did not need them. Mrs. Ida Gerard for her perennial job of intensifying, enlarging, wash- ing, and burning for a good cause. Paul Franke, Reinhold Heidecke, Ernst Leitz, Friedrich Deckel, Josef Schneider, George Eastman, and Carl Zeiss, for without their in- ventive genius our book would consist of mere copy and blank pages. The editors who never showed up. Everyone who helped put together the 1970 LOG. Lithographed by RAE PUBLISHING CO.. INC. 282 Grove Avenue Cedar Grove, N. J. . K y' t S ' ' .V ' ■ 4 «r