Ridgefield Memorial High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Ridgefield, NJ)

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STUDENT CUUNCIL Peter Wood President Larry Vayda Vice President Sandra Munitz Secretary John Camp Treasurer Mr. William Smith Faculty Adviser The purpose of the Student Coun- cil has been twofold this year, First, it has served as an intermediary between the faculty and the student body. Second, it has organized and helped to regulate the various stu- dent activities. Some of the activities of which the Student Council has been re- sponsible are selling the New York Times, scheduling social activities, selling Activities Cards, sponsoring dances, and the awarding of varsity letters. First row, CL-RJ: M. Sokol, J. Camp, P. Wood, Mr. Smith, Munitz, L. Nafash, B. Ruby, S. Meyer, A. Pomella. Second ro' E. Mueller, J. Pieja, C. Mucha, L. Ferrara, M. Bozzone,l Kleyla, E. Epner, E. Borella, J. Marr, R. Keller. Third rov A. Anzevino, B. Sammartino, R. Loeffler, J. Schwarz, J. Alber A. Cerny, J. Vastano, D. Spring. Missing: J. Pernicone, S. D Paola, K. Buoncristiano, R. Hirsh, P. Phelps, C. Solar, R. Case L. Sciacchetano, C. Clarke, P. Hofsess, L. Vayda. lET'S MAKE UP Seated, QL-RJ: J. Marr, V. Bald- assano, Miss Gsovslci, A. Cohen, B. Aston. Standing: L. Sciacchetano,E. Doherty, J. Hammell, W. Panachyda, J. Eibl, S. Emmer, M. Kleyla, M. Miller, A. Laris. xi 'Y Hdlvjn Wants hi S hula .hoo P. '

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PLAY... Having no name for their usefulness he calls them non-work, or art, or play. But you cannnot tell by the intensity of his face what he is doing, whether work or playg or which is less seriousg or which is needed more for the wholeness of the man,

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Seated, QL-Rl: A. Keller, J. Wilson, K. Thoss, A. Matthews, J. McRae. Standing: J. Moreng, B. Sammartino, W. Simcich, Mrs. S. D. Crvarich, E. Lindquist, B. Maz- ula, S. Zeidner, L. Vayda. SPANISH CLUB Joseph Cassese President Jon Pieja Vice President Elaine Rubin Secretary Rynda Klausner Treasurer Mr. Vincent Libero Adviser The Spanish Club is organized for the purpose of giving the students a better un- derstanding of the culture of Spain and the Spanish-speaking countries. Its activities in- clude singing Spanish folk-songs, dancing, and discussing literary and art works of the countries. Membership in this club is limit- ed to those who have had Spanish courses, QV' ' 'S FRENCH CLUB Joanne Wilson President Alfred Keller Vice President Audrey Matthews Secretary Kurt Thoss Treasurer Judith McRae Historian Mrs. Susan Demay Crvarich Adviser The purpose of the French Club is to interest students in French culture through certain appropriate activities. These may range from a trip to the United Nations to hear the French simultaneous interpreters to a visit to the Museum of Modern Art to study the paintings of the French impress- ionists. Seated, CL-RJ: K. Gaizband, A. Halperin, J. Cassese, J. Pieja, R. Klausner, E. Rubin, C. LoCascio, A. Cohen. Standing:Mr. V. Libero, E. von derLieth, R. Alessi, B. Ruby, G. Sherl- dan, L. Spinozzi, M. Sokol, R. Guina, S. Pul- etz, C. Hansen. FCRENSICS The purpose of the Forensics Club is to inculcate in its members an awareness of the spoken wordg its presentation and its variety of interpretation. Such an approach to speech implies oratorical and histrionic training which sums up the club's method and point of departure. There are no officers in this club. Seated, CL-Rl: M. Wanamaker, E. Epner, J. Peters, P. Forrest. Standing: W. Slmcich, Mr. J. Brezina, V. Baldassano, P. Hof- sess.