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

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First Row, QL-RD: Mrs. N. O'Connell, J. McRae, J. Wilson, N. Burros, A. Matthews, R. Klausner, M. Schlinger, B. Montagne, L. Sciacchetano, Miss. B. Green. Second row: R. Kammerl,M. Wanamaker, P. Forrest, D. Unlandherm, S. Krawiec, C. LoCascio, J. Morrell, C. Brunner, E. Rubin, P. Huebner, M. Kunovsky, J. Goetz, B. Mazula. Absentees: E. VonderLeith, G. DeCristoforo, B. Crowell. The newspaper staff publishes The Crown, RMHS's newspaper. Journalistic knowledge and experience obtained while working on the newspaper are two of the benefits received by staff members. The newspaper offers publicity for organiza- tions, worth wh i l e projects, students' achievements, and serves as an outlet for creative talent, UBRARY BUUNCIL Richard Haase President Evelyne Forster Vice President Eleanor Epner Secretary Bob Lang Treasurer Mrs. Lucy Squitieri Faculty Adviser The members assist in circulation, processing books and periodicals, typ- ing, filing, shelving, and arranging dis- plays. Special activities during Library Week included a tour of Prentice Hall publishers in Englewood Cliffs, and presentation of badges to members meet- ing club standards, 'Librarians-of-the-month' and dele- gates to the New Jersey Student Library Council convention, as well as officers, are elected by members. Fifi Seated, QL-RQ: J. Nichols, L. Passman,K.Heilman,D. Troike, D. Buch- ner. Standing: Mrs. L. Koch, W. Brownstein, P. Sokolik, E. Forster, J. Hammell, L. Bergamo, P. Swatek, R. Rizzo, A. Cornelius, D. Unland- herm, Miss Audrey Burkart. 090 NEWSPAPER Editor-in-Chief Managing Editor Audrey Matthews Rynda Klausner Merrie Schlinger JoAnn Wilson Nelson Burros Feature Editors News Editor Judy McRae Head Typist Barbara Montague Business Manager Louise Sciacchetano Production Manager Eric von der Lieth Sports Editor George DeCristoforo Circulation Manager Barbara Crowell Production Manager Raquel Kammerl Art Editor Mrs. Nancy O'Connell Miss Bettye Green Faculty Advisers First row sitting, QL-Rl: J. Hammell, C. Mucha, M. Kleyla, E. Epner, E. Forster, Mrs. L. Squitieri, R. Haase, B. Lang, D. Troike, D. Buchner, A. Cornelius, A. Halperin. Middle row:P.Soko1ik, J. Waibel, I. Boettch- er, W. Brownstein, V. Landgraf, J. Pecora, J. Landgrai, A. Straub, B. Burzenski, R. Saporito, K. Czarnecki, S. Rubin, P. Maley, N. Marcus. Last row: R. Hamlet, P. Ensign, D. Pecora, M. Rhode, G. Bieri, A. Salomon, C. Croce, M. Pieja, J. Tomka, B. Lohse, G. Loeb, P. Sbar- atta, B. Sammartino, K. Konopacki. Missing from picture: P. Huebner, J. Morrell, C. Heyman, G. Reinertsen, E. Eyerman, L. Bergamo, C. Cinque, D. Buoncristiano, C. Jury, L. Farrell, S. Ehrlich, P. Block, B. Gahn. TRlHlY a Dorothy Unlandherm President Peggy Sokolik Vice President June Hammell Secretary Diane Buchner Treasurer Dorothy Troike Chaplin Leslie Bergamo Historian Miss Audrey Burkart Faculty Adviser The objectives of the Tri-Hi-Y are to serve and promote a better relationship between the school club and the COIIIITIUI1- ity. The group's activities include assist- ing in community fund-raising cam- paigns, attending various meetings with other Tri-Hi-Y groups, and promoting and executing projects within our school for the enjoyment of the student body.

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SHAKESPEARE SUCIETY 'aul Hofsess President Iincent Baldassano Vice President Jlarilyn Brauer Secretary Eric Heinrich Treasurer vlrs. Bernice Levine Adviser The Shakespeare Society was formed is a natural outgrowth of the genuine in- :erests in William Shakespeare devel- Jped by the senior students in their Eng- ish classes, The c1ub's purpose is to earn about Shakespeare and his times, Jromote interest in his works, view the .atest Shakespearean performances, and Jresent productions of its own. Seated, QL-RJ: B. Ruby, L. Sciacchetano, J. Parmentier, M. Brauer P Hofsess, V. Baldassano, E. Heinrich, A. Chamberlain, Mrs. B. Levine Standing: J. Marr, V. Kleyla, R. Bieri, A. Matthews, A. Cohen, M Schlinger, D. Uhl, B. Yood, S. Havlicek, E. Borella, J. Eibl. PT FUTURE TEACHERS UE AMERICA John Camp President Rose Rizzo Vice President Dorothy Unlandherm Secretary Lind Passman Treasurer Mrs. Marjorie C. Mouncey Adviser The Future Teachers of America Club is an interesting organization in which its members may explore their own abilities and interests as related to opportunities in teach- ing. Seated, CL-Rl: M. Marr, S. Munitz, L. Passman, R. Rizzo. Standing: D. Unlandherm, W. Brownstein, V. Kleyla, Mrs. M. C. Mouncey, J. Camp. FUTURE NURSES UE AMERICA Barbara Mazula President Margaret Townsend Vice President Regina Dederick Secretary Judy Cerra Treasurer Miss Irene Carrara Faculty Mrs. Ruth Carbone,R.N. Advisers The purpose of this club is to in- terest students in personal and com- munity healthg to encourage them to find out what nursing requires and what it offers, and to help them think wisely about nursing or other branches of medicine as careers. The activities of this club in- clude hearing speakers, taking field trips, and seeing films. First row, QL-Rl: M. Townsend, B.Mazula,Mrs.R. Carbone, D. Deder- ick, J. Cerra. Second row: P. Zampella, J. Spinozza, C. Pescatore, P. Sokolik, J. Negrelli, L. Wexler, P. Phelps, L. Pensel, Miss I. Carrara, C. Solar, C. Mucha, G. Sheridan, G. Rivers, S. Malek, P. Swatek.

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MATH CLUB The purpose of the Mathematics Club is to provide an outlet for interest in mathematics and to encourage capable students to do individual research in topics which are not commonly discussed in the classroom as specific subject matter. No regular staff of officers has been selected to guide the activities of this organization. Steated, QL-Rl: A. Cerny, J. Camp, R. Bieri. Standing: W. Henning, Mrs. Marjorie Mouncey, S. Havlicek. PRUIECTIUN CLUB Richard Schmollinger Chairman Alan Bickhardt Assistant Chairman Al Cerone Secretary Paul Swensen Treasurer Mr. Thomas Connor Faculty Adviser The Projection Club is one of the most active service clubs in Ridgefield Mem- orial High School. Hardly a day passes that a member of the club is not called upon to operate one of the many fine pieces of visual aid equipment which our school is privileged to own, The boys are trained to use allequip- ment and in some cases to make minor repairs, The many films shown in classes and assemblies have been enjoyed by all including the boys who have had the pleas- ure as well as the responsibility of show- ing films. if GIRLS' SHUP The termites of R.M.H,S. can hardly be classified as unattractive and unde- sirable insects. They are the girls who can usually be found in the workshop Thursday afternoons. Letting the chips fall where they may, this has been one of the most interested group of wood car- vers you can find. Whittling birds, animals, and masks has been their major activity, For a fascinating afternoon of chips and chat- ter join the Termites.' KL-Rl: S. MacPhee, S. Krawiec,C. Voigt, Mr. Thomas Connor, C. Albrecht, B. Boren. Front row, QL-Rl: J. Chamberlain, L. Cusinato, A. Bickhardt,O. Eavener, R. Schmallinger, A. Macllveen. Standing: K. Wind, J. Lihl, Mr. Thomas Conner, J. Cassese, R. Kolwek, M. Cargill, B. Rieser. Last row: T. Pece, R. Alessi, D. LeComte, S. Epstein.