South Amboy High School - Notre Livre Yearbook (Amboy, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1962 volume:

CLASS OF '62 NOTRE LIVRE HOFFMAN HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH AMBOY, NEW JERSEY DEDICATION We, the 1962 graduating class of Harold G. Hoffman High School, wish to dedicate our yearbook to a teacher of outstanding character, Mr. Marvin Mankowitz. Gratitude is difficult to express to one who has done so much for our class, but we hope that this yearbook will show a just portion of our appreciation. TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE DEDICATION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIOR SECTION UNDERCLASSMEN SPORTS CLUBS ACTIVITIES ADVERTISEMENTS DEPARTMENT EDITORS Editor-in-Chief Art Typing Sports Clubs Photography Advertising Seniors Underclassmen Sales Faculty Nancy Sullivan Gaye Andersen Carmen La Fuente Robert Poetsch Ann Abbatiello Nancy Sullivan Virginia Louk Joan Rossman Dot FI age Lana Scully Francis Flanigan Janet Nilsen STAFF ART Melba Bates Kathy Smith TYPING Kathy Roberts Pat Letts Gloria McKelvey Pat Hoff Rose Marie Gorcznski Doris McManus Judy Zink SPORTS Michael Farrell Gloria McKelvey CLUBS Donald Bridgeman Carolyn Jenkins Rose Marie Gorczynski PHOTOGRAPHY Judy Holden Janet Nilsen ADVERTISING Colette Kurzawa Robert Chuilli Michael Farrell SENIORS Doris McManus William Brennan UNDERCLASSMEN Theresa Leonard Elizabeth McKay SALES William Brennan Carmen La Fuente FACULTY George Carmichael Lana Scully JAMES F. TUSTIN SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS EUGENE S. DOBRZYNSKI PRINCIPAL ELIZABETH G. BIRMINGHAM ELNORA W. DEXHEIMER Social Studies Business Education MIRIAM W. HOLLFELDER GEORGE E. MAHONEY G. WOODROW MANGIERI Social Studies Industrial Arts LOUISITA C. REESE Art MURIEL A. SAMPLE English WOODROW M. MC CARTHY Physical Education JOHN J. ZDANEWICZ Science To the most wonderful people in the world, our beloved parents, we give our kindest thanks. For all their sacrifices, heartaches, tears, and ef- forts, we children have come into the light of a brighter'life. Our parents had the power to make our ways easy, safe, and clear. With unwavering con- fidence, unshakable loyalty, we forever pledge our love to-Mother and Dad. CLASS OFFICERS THOMAS BOHLING Tom Dependable and reliable, Tom was always willing to help in class activ- ities. The seven seas beckon this quiet senior. HARMON BLOODGOOD Harmon Kind of quiet, but never shy, Har- mon was envied for his easy going nature. How can he help but be a success. ANN ABBATIELLO Speedie Besides being on the Notre Livre staff, Ann was president of the F. T.A. An ambitious student, always willing to help, she has college plans. GAYE AN DERBEN Gaye Cute and creative, this unusual senior always had an answer. Gaye's artistic ambition led to the success of our yearbook. To Gaye, a future medical technician - thanks. MELBA BATES Melba It's great to be different. Our Betty Crocker was fun itself. Her straight forward sincerity could not be beaten. She'll be as she wants to be. DONALD BRIDGE MAN Don One of Mr. Z's Phi Beta Kappas. Questions, questions, questions, always amusing, and quite confusing. A success in our play. Don hopes to become an engineer. GEORGE CARMICHAEL George George, quiet, intelligent, but sel- dom seen, was an avid bowler throughout high school. He was al- so a yearbook staff member. Scientifically inclined, George hopes to become an engineer. NANCY BROWN Little Nancy Quiet and petite, this pleasant red- head was one of the voices in our Glee Club. Nancy was also in our play. She hopes to join the Waves after graduation. ROBERT CHUILLI Roz One of the livelier live wires, Roz was known to break up many a class with his ready jokes. A member of the yearbook staff, and our fi- nancial secretary, Roz would like to enter the medical field. NICOLINA DI GIOVANNI Nikki One of the tallest girls of HHS, Nikki 'did as much for us as she was tall. The cystal ball sees her as an outstanding typist. EUGENE DENNEN '’Gene” Gene came to us in his senior year and quickly made many friends. He participated in the senior play and proved himself to be a willing mem- ber of the senior class. ELAINE ELLISON Mousie Just like a racket going a mile a minute. There was nothing that bothered this merry maker. The future sees Elaine as an efficient secretary. ROGER DOWLING Swanee Reserved, but happy, Roger was the muscle-man of our class. After graduation, Roger plans to become a mechanic. DOROTHY FLAGA Dot On the best dressed list. Dot was the key to success of our play. She belonged to the Library Council and yearbook staff. A select member of the Honor Society, she plans to be an executive secretary. RAYMOND DRILL Ray An easy going and light hearted per- sonality best described Ray. An en- thusiastic hunter, we know he will catch every opportunity. ROSE MARIE GORCZYNSKI Rosie Did you ever want to meet a perfect lady? Then Rosie is your girl. A member of the Library Council and yearbook staff, her ability to see a job through will bring her success as a secretary. ANN MARIE GRZYB Angie Ann had a sympathetic nature and friendliness which could not be beat- en. Always talking and talking and talking. Best of luck as a secretary, Ann. FRANCIS FLANIGAN Buddy What would we have done without Buddy? His witty stories and re- marks are well known in HHS. A capable officer in his sophomore and junior years, his future is un- decided. MICHAEL FARRELL Mitch The executive branch of HHS, com- plete with attache case. New Motor Marvin was ready to give a helping hand when needed. The medical field is his aim. PATRICIA ANN HOFF Patti As a future business teacher, Pat was Mr. Tustin's helper. A helpful yearbook member and busy senior, Pat is wished success in the future by her classmates. RONALD JURSKI Ronnie Ronnie could always be seen behind the wheel of his Chevrolet. He had a personality all his own. After graduation, Ronnie hopes to be a lithographer. JUDY HOLDEN Judy Judy joined our class in her senior year, but with her pleasant ways, it didn't take long for her to make friends. Best of luck and happiness Judy. I BETH ANN HRUSKA Beth A happy-go-lucky girl who had a great time in everything she did. A peppy cheerleader and a talented dancer, Beth plans to be a secre- tary . EUGENE LOPEZ Lopy Carefree, witty, and just plain funny, this lad is going places. His talent was displayed on the basket- ball court. None of us will forget this active senior president. JOHN KAPICA Red Red had an unassuming manner, which caused his strength of char- acter to go unseen by many. How- ever, his intelligence and ability will bring him success. CAROLYN JENKINS Car Gay and mischievous, attractive Car was one of the best dancers in our class. A more pleasant secre- tary, we all know, no boss could ex- pect to have. DONALD E. MACALIK Don Athletic, but studious, Don was great on the basketball court. Don was ever-ready to lend a helping hand. With such a quality he should be a success. PATRICIA KACH Pat Always heard from Pat was, Let's go Hoffman! A petite cheerleader, full of enthusiasm and pep. She plans to become a secretary. ROBERT NASH Reggie Never says much, but who knows what he thinks? Beneath his cloak of quietness leaked a little mischief. HHS saw him as a bowler, the future sees him as a novelist. GLORIA KOLB Gloria A pleasant brunette, bashful but gay, was our friend Gloria. She shined in sports throughout high school. She'll make a fine nurse. JAMES NEMETH Jim Jim was small, but mighty in person- ality. Jim had a great sense of humor and many friends. Best of luck to a swell guy. ROBERT POETSCH Bob The glories of basketball and base- ball certainly did our man justice. Bob excelled in all. This honor student will be a physical education teacher. CARMEN LAFUENTE Carm A talkative senior, as quiet as a brass band, Carm was a good friend to have. Her work on the yearbook was deeply appreciated as was her voice in the Glee Club. COLETTE KUZAWA Cette Blond, green-eyed, and one of the slickest chicks at HHS. The Battle with the Bell , was her dilemna. A former cheerleader cap- tain and member of the yearbook staff. Colette is college bound. ROBERT RICHARDSON Bob Bob joined us in his sophomore year and will be remembered for his smiling face. This senior has the Navy on his mind. THERESA LEONARD Terry This small, quiet senior was a mem- ber of the Library Council and Fu- ture Teachers of America. Luck and success in the future, Terry. EDWARD SCANLON Joe Joe was Hoffman's star scorekeeper. His assistance in the play and class activities were appreciated by every- one. Joe plans to be a business ad- ministrator. PATRICIA LETTS Pat Pat is nice by name and nice by nature. She's always thoughtful, never loud. We know her fine qual- ities will help her to succeed. MARY ANN CONROY Mary Ann A popular senior who always had a Hi and a smile for everyone. Mary Ann was always willing to lend a helping hand. She plans to enter the secretarial field. VIRGINIA LOUK Ginny Laughing all day long, but serious about her studies, Virginia was a helpful member of the yearbook staff and the F.T.A. Her greatest ob- session is to be a nurse. HENRY SMITH Henry A likeable fellow, small and shy, Henry takes life in his stride. He's sure to be successful as a mechanic. ELIZABETH MC KAY Liz Big treasures come in small pack- ages. Liz, with her genuine and sin- cere manner was liked by all. This athletic senior was a helpful addition to our yearbook staff. BRUCE STEN Bruce The Rip Van Winkle of HHS, Bruce was one of the teachers' torments. A good natured senior, full of fun, he was one of the best-dressed guys around. College is in his future. EDWARD TONEY Ed This likeable guy was a real gentle- man in every sense of the word. A basketball and baseball enthusiast. Ed will be one of America's 'fly boys•. DORIS MC MANUS Doe A sincere, well mannered person, Doris was a student in every respect, A typist for the yearbook staff, this F.T.A. secretary will enter teach- er's college after graduation. GLORIA MC KELVEY Glor Glor always had a joke up her sleeve. Besides having a good sense of hu- mor, she was a neat dresser. Lots of luck as an executive secretary. MARTIN TREMARCO Marty Talkative and full of fun, Marty's mischief bent. His mind was rarely on his studies, but he'll concentrate on the Navy after graduation. JANET NILSEN Jan A neat dresser, Jan was admired for her crowning glory. She was a mem- ber of the yearbook staff and National Honor Society. A place in the busi- ness world awaits Janet. JERRY TUCKER Tuck An easy-going carefree guy, Jerry was one of the quiet jnembers of our class. Jerry plans to be a medical technician after high school. KATHERYN ROBERTS Kathy A friendly girl, Kathy was a mem- ber of the yearbook staff. Always seen driving her Plymouth around town, her aim is to be a beautician ARTHUR URBANIK Art Art, one of the quiet boys in the class, could be noticed easily for he was taller than the rest. He plans to enter the service after graduation. JOAN ROSSMAN joanie No gloom remained for long, when this gay spirited miss was about. She made our play a success. This attractive cheerleader will be a medical technician. CHARLES VOLK ’’Charlie To know Charlie was to like him. A great guy with plenty of what it takes, he was vice-president of our class and in the senior play. We certainly enjoyed his company. LANA SCULLY Lan” Active, lively and forever talking, this cheerleader had a successful lead in our play. Good luck at Mandl, Lana. CARL L. WERNETT Sonny Although Carl was one of the quiet- est senior boys, he was appreciated on the basketball court. An easy going guy, Carl has all the qualifi- cations for success. KATHLEEN SMITH Kathy A personality as shiny as a gem and a heart of pure gold signified Kathy. She was as good a companion as any- one could wish for. NANCY SULLIVAN Nance Activity, that's what kept this pop- ular senior going. A member of the Library Council and yearbook editor, this cheerleader will enter the medical profession. A confident, good-looking lad who's not afraid to have his say. His in- terests are based around good times, girls--but never books. ALLAN BERRY Ber JO ANNA VA CHITAS Jo In all outward appearance Jo was very quiet and reserved, but to all her friends she was a good compan- ion. Jo has matrimony on her mind. JUDITH ZINK Judy Judy was one of the most neat and helpful members of the class. Judy was often seen lending a helping hand in the office. Judy will be an IBM operator. CAROL ANN ZALEWSKI Carol A neat, easy-going girl, Carol served on the Library Council, Carol never neglected her school work which was always up to par. We know she'll be a success in what- ever she does. SENIOR CLASS SCHOOL LIFE c ART CLASS YEARBOOK STAFF «%, Do£ QE.TM Joe. “‘2. rtR V PATTI 1 vv - viv : ,� ih-V lOoRi JflMCT HNN Kathy Gloria J OfFM VN HENRY ROSE QUIETEST FLIRTS DOT SDON MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MARYANN BILLY CLASS LOAFS BEST DRESSED BEST DANCERS HARMON LIZ MOST SERIOUS ft MOST POPULAR BOB NIKKI ATHLETETS GAYE g NANCY REMBRANDTS SCHOLARS JUST SUPPOSE Ronnie Jurski---had to walk. Nancy Brown-----had black hair. Gloria Kolb----- cut up in class. Ray Drill---missed the decoy. Pat Kach----lost her voice. Bob Nash----knew at least one chemistry answer. Gail Beshada----lost her freckles. Art Urbanik-----wore elevator shoes. Nancy Sullivan---opened her own shoe store. Bill Brennan----wasn't host of the detention classe Joan Rossman--lost her appetite. Buddy Flanigan----made sense. Lana Scully-----studied. Charlie Volk----lost his thirst. Colette Kurzawa-----bought an alarm clock. Donald Bridgeman-----wasn't Donald Bridgeman. Gaye Andersen wore lipstick. Jimmy Nemeth------misplaced his pearls . Melba Bates-----conformed. Donald Macalik------was a ballet dancer. Kathy Smith-----lost 'those' wings. Lopy Lopez------moved out of Gus Potts'. Carolyn Jenkins-----couldn't dance. Mike Farrell----left town. Pat Hoff----stayed home nights. Harmon Bloodgood-----didn't blush. Ann Abbatiello---didn't lend her notes. Marty Tremarco------rode alone. Virginia Louk----stopped laughing. Tom Bohling-----liked history. Terry Leonard-----could be heard. JUST SUPPOSE.... Roger Dowling------didn't lift weights. Janet Nilsen---got a crew cut. Ed Toney----was a canary. Carol Zalewski--didn't set her hair. George Carmichael-----had a perfect attendance record Beth Hruska----didn't exaggerate. Jerry Tucker--didn't take gym. Carmen Lafuente--was serious minded. Henry Smith----was a pest. Dot Flaga---missed a cue. Bob Poetsch----lost his sneakers. Elaine Ellison--had to walk Ray to the highway. Bruce Sten---woke up. Ann Grzyb----wrote a column. Gene Dennen----wasn't so pleasant. Rose Gorcyznski----was a woo-woo. Bob Richardson-----lost that smile. Nikki Di Giovanni--disliked basketball. Judy Zink---went to study halls. Roz Chuilli--worked in Lerner's. Liz, McKay---forgot her gym suit. Gloria McKelvey----slouched. Ed Scanlan---didn't know everything. Pat Letts---forgot to smile. JoAnna Vachitas----bought a ford. Carl Wernett---forgot his eraser. Doris McManus------missed the bus. Kathy Roberts---drove a truck. John Kapica----forgot his history. MaryAnn Conroy-----liked school. Allan Berry----won the Academy Award. UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors SECTION 11 A—FIRST ROW: C. Kurtz, B. Alspach, P. Sorenson, B. Holmes, K. Segar, G. Pine. SECOND ROW: J. Maxwell, C. Nann, L. Kengetter, F. Perfinio, C. Davis, D. Booth. THIRD ROW: S. Jackimowicz, P. Mundy, J. Dobrzynski, C. Drost, K. Bouchard, N. Wortley, C. Kierst. FOURTH ROW: E. Schaber, F. Gelison, P. Edwards, M. Bertin, P. Inman, E. Wag- ner. FIFTH ROW: M. Formoso, J. Lange, W. Sturgis. SECTION 1 IB--FIRST ROW: C. Spinelli, C. Ambler, J. Comstock, L. Vivian, M. English, J. Bolan, R. Zambrowski. SECOND ROW: P. Tremar- co, J. Gendlek, L. Burkard, L. Aiazzone, A. Stankowitz. THIRD ROW: C. DeAngelo, J. Clapsis, L. Murasko, C. Grimes. FOURTH ROW: S. Zink, T. Nebus, R.- Wilson, S. Boudinot, A. Wingler, G. Bower. FIFTH ROW: P. Nagy, G. Lucas, J. Lieberman, L. Turner, J. Sarno, W. Franz. SECTION 11C--FIRST ROW: P. Garnett, D. Brumbaugh, R. Malkiewicz, L. Litvinenko, E. Mills, M. O'Brien. SECOND ROW: J. Edwards, S. Malinow- ski, S. McCook, E. Eget, R. Rittenhouse, J. Hodder. THIRD ROW: T. Treadway, R. Plskonka, J. Steiner, R. Kondratyk, R. Mulrooney. FOURTH ROW: B. Boudinot, K. Wahler, F. -Billand. CLASS OFFICER'- CLASS OFFICERS--LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Maxwell, L. Vivian, Secretary; L. Aiazzone, Student Council; C. Kurtz, Vice-President; J. Gendlek. SECOND ROW: Student Council, W. Franz; Treasurer, P. Inman; President, R. Kondratyk, Student Council, D. Brumbaugh. CLASS OF 1964 SECTION 10A--FIRST ROW: I. Kolodziejski, R. Appelgate, E. Read, M. Amond. SECOND ROW: R. Mason, M. Smith, J. Kriss, M. Lincoln, C. Meinzer. THIRD ROW: D. Woods, J. Odom, F. Jankowski. SECTION 10B--FIRST ROW: P. Rainone, P. Szoke, J. Costanzo, E. Hamil- ton, K. Tarallo, R. Litvinenko. SECOND ROW: E. English, C. Komisarczyk, S. Dubleski, M. Kozak, L. Klusewicz. THIRD ROW: A. Leitner, L. Angeli- tus, E. Jankowski, R. Ruszczyk, D. Bilas, M. Chlebicki. FOURTH ROW: J. Drill, K. MacKinnon, E. Mackiel, E. Kaboski, M. Albanese, F. Laurie, E. Cieslarczyk. FIFTH ROW: G. Mihok, C. Wortley, J. Stryzskalski, J. Zsamba, A. Szatmary, R. Doyle. SECTION IOC--FIRST ROW: D. Stolte, K. Kelly, G. Nemeth, D. Peterson, M. Freeman, H. Nemeth, T. Reick. SECOND ROW: P. Pavich, M. Dennis, B. Malkiewicz, C. Volk, N. Whitmore, W. Casey, THIRD ROW: K. Camp- bell, G. Nowicki, C. Glikas, A. Smith, L. Inman, M. Hansell, C. Wojcie- chowski. FOURTH ROW: J, Kotula, J. Kwiatkowski, D. O'Brien, C. Clin- ton, W. Olsen. CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OFFICERS--LEFT TO RIGHT: President, J. Zsamba; Secretary, G. Nowicki; Student Council, Representative, J. Kriss. SECOND ROW: Vice- President, D. Wroods; Treasurer, C. Meinzer. CLASS OF 1965 SECTION 9A--FIRST ROW: J. Brinamen, R. Nemeth, J. Lonseth, D. Par- sons, P. Kosovich, R. Peterson, E. Marczak. SECOND ROW: T. Zrebiec, R. Brown, J. Porga, W. Vivian, F. Pauloski, P. Vona. THIRD ROW: G. Stiener, J. Matuszewski, P. Gatyas, P. Batchlor, L. Griffin, R. Gunther, M. Keller. FOURTH ROW: L. Drost, J. Jankowski, W. Grzyb, H. Dennen, J. McNeil, J. Kotula. FIFTH ROW: R. Maliszewski, E. Krug, P. Rock, A. Kowaleski, B. Switzer. SECTION 9B--FIRST ROW: C. Peterson, C. O'Brien, C. Selover, A. Ham- ilton, S. Nagy. SECOND ROW: J. Disbrow, L. Switzer, A. Pruitt, J. Mura- sko. THIRD ROW: J. Letts, R. Mundy, M. Thomas. FOURTH ROW: J. Meyer, H. Wojciechowski, D. Wernett. OUR FRESHMEN SECTION 9C--FIRST ROW: E. Szatkowski, K. Pietraszka, R. Timko, C. Gorka, D. Mack, R. Mackiel. SECOND ROW: C. Nemeth, L. Beshada, J. Pancharilk, C. Padykula, K. Campbell, R. Poulsen. THIRD ROW: T. Lehr, R. Neilson, A. Grimaldi, P. Porga, P. Carney. CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OFFICERS--LEFT TO RIGHT: President, L. Drost; Student Council Representatives, E. Krug, P. Kosovich; Secretary, P. Rock; Treasurer, C. O'Brien; Vice-President, J. Jankowski. ATL. HIGH LANDS - Cff SPORTS HOFFMAN ST TAMES8URG t VARSITY FIRST ROW: B. Poetsch, D. Macalik, C. Wernett, J. Lange, M. Formoso, Mr. Croddick, Coach. SECOND ROW: J. Drill, D. Wood, E. Toney, P. Inman, K. Wahler. JAY VEES FIRST ROW: H. Dennen, T. Reick, W. Olsen, R. Gunther, J. Mr. Anderson, Coach; W. D. Wernett. Franz, P. Rock, J. Jankowski, E. Szatkowski, VARSITY R. Rittenhouse, N. Sullivan, B. Hruska, L. Aiazzone, P. Kach, C. Kurtz, L. Scully, J. Rossman, Captain. JAY VEES FIRST ROW: M. Smith, E. Read, K. Tarallo, P. Hoffman. SECOND ROW: A. Stankowitz, Captain, J. Gendlek, J. Comstock, J. Letts. FRONT ROW: R. Jurski, R. Chuilli, R. Poetsch, E. Scanlon (scorekeeper), F. Jankowski, P. Nagy, ID. Drill. BACK ROW: P. Inman, D. Woods, K. Wahler, R. Drill, J. Lange, E. Toney, M. Formoso, J. Nemeth, Mr. Zdanewicz, Coach. ALMA MATER HEARTS LEAP UP AS WE BEHOLD THY NAME ACROSS THE SKY. SET IN STARS AS TIME UNFOLDS, THY NAME SHALL NEVER DIE. DEAR OLD HOFFMAN ALMA MATER THY HONOR WE LL UPHOLD LOYALTY AND DEEP DEVOTION FOR THE PURPLE AND THE GOLD, DEAR HOFFMAN HAIL TO THEE FOR AYE. YOURS TO NURTURE, EVERY STUDENT, YOURS TO GLORIFY . BOWLING GIRLS--FIRST ROW, Left to Right: L. Scully, M. Zar, P. Nilsen, C. Rein- hard, S. Rehfuss, K. Papp, D. Tingle, S. Kuchna, Mrs. D. F. Vogel. SEC- OND ROW: E. Haas, C. Doyle, M. Heath, S. Romer, D. Scully, L. Steiner, J. Nilsen, B. Malkiewicz, D. Brumbaugh. THIRD ROW: N. Sullivan, R. Applegate, K. Tarallo, E. Read, M. Smith, R. Rittenhouse, J. Comstock, J. Letts, M. Freeman. FOURTH ROW: J. Rossman, M. Thomas, M. Burkard, C. Kurtz, C. Kurzawa, L. Scully, D. Donahue, L. Aiazzone, D. Kazmierski. BOY S- - FIRST ROW, Left to Right: T. Treadway, F. Billand, R. Chuilli, M. Farrell, R. Drill, E. Wagner, Mr. Zdanewicz. SECOND ROW: R. Plskonka, B. Poetsch, G. Dennen, A. Berry, J. McCarthy, H. Dennen, W. Sturgis, R. Dowling. THIRD ROW: J. Lonseth, J. Steiner, T. Reick, P. Carney, J. Nemeth, R. DeBliss, P. Porga, E. Toney, FOURTH ROW: B. Sten, J. Kwiatkowski, J. Drill, C. Nemeth, R. Mulrooney, L. Turner, R. Jurski, H. Wojie chow ski. GLEE CLUB N. Brown, pianist; L. Ostrander, Mrs. Triozzi, Mrs. Luksic, Mr. Mabey, Director, Mrs. Kafes, E. Read, A. Abbatiello, J. Disbrow. SECOND ROW: L. Coyle, E. Hamilton, E. English, M. R. Lincoln, K. Tarallo, S. Dubleski, C. Lafuente, T. Leonard, R. Applegate, J. Nilsen, J. Maxwell, pianist. THIRD ROW: C. Volk, E. Lopez, W. Brennan, R. Mulroony, R. Chuilli, F. Laurie, W. Sturgis, J. Stryzskalski. FOURTH ROWr: K. MacKinnon, J. Kriss, J. Tucker, J. Zsamba, E. Cieslarczyk, J. Nelson, J. Brinamen. THE YEARBOOK STAFF WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL THE LOCAL MERCHANTS AND THOSE WHO GENEROUSLY SUPPORTED OUR YEARBOOK . WE WOULD ALSO LIKE TO THANK THOSE THAT MADE OUR BOOK POSSIBLE , ESPECIALLY THE ACME PHOTO STUDIO FOR THEIR FOR THEIR COOPERATION 'W Betty MacDonald.............Dot Flaga Don MacDonald • • • Eugene Lopez Anne.......................Lana Scully Joan.................Joan Rossman Howard.............................Bob Poetsch Roger.............................Bill Brennan Claud..............................Don Bridgeman Claire Keller . . . Nancy Sullivan Lesley Arnold . . .Carolyn Jenkins Margo............Diane Brumbaugh Miss Garvey . . Rose Gorczynski Bee Gee .... Nikki DiGiovanni Salsie............. . Beth Hruska Kitsie..................Pat Koch Mrs. Walter's Harry .............Bob Chuilli New-Motor Marvin .............Mike Farrell Mr. Curtis . . . James Nemeth Mrs. Curtis . . .Nancy Brown Lyda..........Ann Abbatiello Jim.................Ray Drill Dotty........................Donna Scully Joey..............John Rowley Phil Murray . . . . Francis Flanigan Delia Murray . . . Barbara Alspach Old Buddy . . . Mike Farrell Announcer . . . Gene Dennen Properties . . . R. Chuilli Make-Up and Costumes .........C. Jenkins Lights.......................£). Scanlon CAST ''I w ONIONS IN THE STEW A true story about an island, a house and a family. The island, Vashon, lies plump, curvy and green' in the icy waters of Puget Sound, and the house (dream) is the one the MacDonald family found there, after long search, and has lived in ever since. Betty MacDonald initiates everyone into the rigors of is- land-living in winter, the de- lights of the island-living in spring. Here are the long beaches, the rich clam beds, the lush gardens and flowering fields of one of America's loveliest and least-known spots. But more than that, this is a warm-hearted story of parents and growing children, of pets and neighbors and guests and handy- men, of sulks and laughter, of problems solved and pleasures shared. Even without onions, this would be a delectable stew. STUDENT COUNCIL L. Vivian, R. Poetsch, S. Kuchna, Mrs. Luksic, Advisor. SECOND ROW: R. Kondratyk, A. Rossman, A. Pelican, R. Dyda, C. Kurtz, D. Brumbaugh, C. Peterson, J. Letts, E. Read, J. Maxwell, L. McCracken, P. Kosovich. THIRD ROW: E. Krug, E. Lopez, W. Franz, F. Laurie, J. Kriss. LIBRARY COUNCIL D. Flaga, Corresponding Secretary; N. Wortley, Treasurer; Mrs. Holfelder, Advisor; L. Burkard, President; K. Bouchard, Vice-President; J. Maxwell, Recording Secretary. BACK ROW: N. Sullivan, P. Letts, B. Holmes, J. Dobrzynski, J. Edwards, R. M. Gorczynski, W. Boudinot, J. A. Vachitas, C. Zalewski, I. Kolodziejski, R. Applegate, D. Booth, FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA T. Leonard, Treasurer; A. Abbatiello, President; Mr. Mabey, Advisor; C. Drost, Vice-President; D. McManus, Secretary. BACK ROW: P. Hoff, J. Dobrzynski, L. Kingetter, R. Applegate, I. Kolodziejski, C. Lafuente, F. Per- finio, M. Sorensen. HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: R. Gorczynski, J. Gendlek, R. Holmes, M. Smith, I. Kolod- ziejski, R. Applegate, J. Dobrzynski, D. Booth, A. Abbatiello. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mankowitz, Advisor; G. Carmichael, J. Nilsen, R. Poetsch, D. Flaga, Mr. Anderson, Miss McNeal, Advisors; Mr. Dobrzynski, Principal; C. Zalew- ski, J. Maxwell, K. Seegar, not pictured. Jy ENGLISH’S SUNOCO SERVICE Broadway John Street South Amboy, New Jersey Frank English, Prop. PArkway 1-9705 FIRST NATIONAL BANK SOUTH AMBOY-MADISON TOWNSHIP Madison Township Office Member of F.D.I.C. Sayre Woods Shopping Center Pari in, New Jersey South Amboy Office 100 No. Broadway South Amboy, New Jersey SOUTH AMBOY TRUST CO. South Amboy, New Jersey BRIGGS CHEVROLET STAR-LIGHT DINER New Sr Used Cars S- Trucks 141 So. 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