South Brunswick High School - Valhalla Yearbook (Monmouth Junction, NJ)

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L , L LLL..LL .L2.L.2L..:s-' . Mu Valhalla Staff CO-EDIT ORS Leslie Harris Evelyn Lewis ADVISOR Mr. Clark LITERARY EDITOR ART EDITOR Lois Inzetta Luana Howe BUSINESS MANAGER SALES AND PUBLICITY Cheryl T annler Debbie Nelson TYPIST Donna Leach PHOTOCRAPHER PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Rick Maxwell Michelle Pendleton Pat Rose STAFF MEMBERS james Beemis Marty Shapiro Boris Kiena Bella Rothkopf Pam Price Karen Gibbons Sue Higgins Karen Chin Sandra Joy Farewell to you and the youth I have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream. You have sung to me in my aloneness, and I of your longings have built a tower in the sky. But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn. The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part. If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song. And if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky. - - Kahlil Gibran THE PROPHET Congratulations to the Class of 1965 from THE CLASS OF 1966 THE PLAYERS would like to wish good luck to all the members of the Class of 1965 Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1965 from The Student Council Congratulations to the Class of 1965 from THE CLASS OF 1967 Delta Hardware, Inc. 3576 Lincoln Highway Franklin Park, N.J. Kendall Park Shopping Center Route 1727 Franklin Park T. V. and Appliance Center, Inc Sales and Services Norge Appliances -- V.lVl. Record Players -- Gibson Refrigerators -- Air Conditioners -- Highway Route F27 Franklin Park, N.J. DRAKE COLLEGES OF BUSINESS Co-educational One- and Two-Year Diploma Courses Accounting -- Secretarial -- Typewriting Schools located at NEWARK, ELIZABETH, ORANGE, NORTH PLAINFIELD PASSAIC, NEW BRUNSWICK Approved By The New Jersey State Dept. of Education Founded 1883 Congratulations to the Class of 1965 from THE CLASS OF 1968 DANIS REALTY INC , Insurance Member of M. L. S . Real Eslafe- I I New Rd 8. RJII27 Kendall Pk., N..l. Supplies Division AXminisler 7-2822 Daylon, New Jersey WEBER'S T.V. 8. APPLIANCE Georges Road Deans, N . J . Authorized Dealer Sales and Service TeIevision Hi-Fi Appliance G.E. -- Mo'roroIc Philco -- Zenith R.C.A. -- DuMonl DA 9-2I IO Esl. I922 AX 7-2I IO 3 X- I A W Students Show Athletic Prowess 9 A Football Game Is . . . as F ' gif ,-L.bA6l.g, . ,QW 7 A fi 'fb Sffffifi N X Q l Ll ' Z . L. gel, ,. .- ' X ,.., i : Y Writing down the endless statistics Mr. Clark keeping the spectators informed of the play by play action. Dr. Freda treating an injury sustained on the field. A nervous coach Toto knowing the team will win. we i' P' , f' A player who just lost a Contact lens The marching band playing for the returning team. Al Van Lieu supervising the men of the grid iron. The satisfying exhaustion lows an exciting game. A proud team and a beaming coach Toto being heckled by Coach Pa- zinko at an awards assembly. that fol- Vi 1 'J' W ' 1 if L 7,1 , 4 - 'A , ,, ,, Q 1554 mfg nf, mg 6 lr I Sherry Courtney Cheryl Johnston Co -C aptain J I H 7 .Wantlist ei!! 15365 .C , .qdmzwsj :m4l1xiV.gQ if Connie Schoenly Cheerleaders 'W Launa Howe 3' - V.. mg? px Q 4: r ,mst J JP fl .SH -SPH .Y 5531 ' .Si FET Sharon Krause Co -C aptain 12 ,Q ' cm., ' ,. ' QQ, . ' M gf Laura Spataro L' lv ' ff Minis ' 1' f z 4 1'-I V4 A sm A I I U 2 11 'Q A X 0 f ,.,,,:a21 5 n enn, 1 r Y V , i , in-6 wo-,gw W . N , mio? 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Halag, R. Greenwood, I. Thigpen. ROW 2: T. Wacker, M. Wedemeycr, L. Dunham I. Kleinman, A. Zazamovich, M. Roman, D. Wacker, S. Cooper, L. Sweazy, I. Shipman. ROW 3: S. Nevins, R. Brunson, C. Bardenhagen, J. Mac- Dougal, F. Schrieber, R. Thomas, G. Walb, R. Gaylord. The jayvee soccer team had a successful first sea- season of competition as Coach Nyitrai taught skills son. Lead by center forward and leading scorer Alex and molded a team to play varsity ball in the Nlid- Zasimovich and center halfback john Kleinman, the dlesex County Soccer League next year. soccer squad achieved a notable 4-7 record in its first Starting Line Z' , X QL J, -fl T 51' ,17- Cross Country rw QW . V -f The sports campaign for the cross-country squad proved productive for coach Warner and the Viking harriers. Despite manyinjuries to key players which seri- ously hampered their chances of success, the har- riers worked their way to a 4-9-1 record behind the strong running of Brian Young and John Kimple. Among their achievements was the oddity of a tie meet, a 21 all deadlock with their Pennington counterparts. The numerous injuries restricted CoachWarner to a building year, and the improve- ment of the jayvee runners points to a successful season in the future. Wrestling L The matmen of S.B.H.S. have made an impression on the school which shall not he broken for years to come. This, the grap- plers second year of varsity competition, has shown the fruits of Coach Nyitrai's labor. The hoys have finished their season with a fine 7-5 record. Although eight mem- bers of the Varsity are graduating, there are great hopes for the future of the team's success. I 16 The regular season begins on J. V. Wrestlers Show Promise Behind every good Varsity team is a Junior Varsity te -- and great Varsity Gm plers to Compete n Count Hohrlay Tournament expectations are f for the J' V' gmpplers' ' - . .. t I feel that Ron Gebler, Pete Mar- In accordance s Under L02?Ch K L ,,., : - A tens, Enver Ahmed, Monroe Sprague. at the . Celltalvy ggmg given V and Ed Fowler have excellent ch w z ' 4' ' grapp ersi CCM mg -,.' - V to be victorious in Pet I QOL, X e' . . ' ' a mi has 3 ,Ot of go Vyel 5 le, 1 fi ,,L,L .' -V.,x g y I l :' Tournament. These were .' !l ,' Q -,,,, of W1ihAAhFhxrtyM tx '.- Y 'ff ,,ll 'l 'l'll' ff , --', 1 'ii1'ai.. the XVl'GStlQFSm'Nf36'5 if Y vho in tg R256 nom lleai Il' en e I en,e . 123 Pound Weight ' Mr T9 gf - h s tix . ,beul e', fill -,,e i','l1, fl: not classy-.ggqtss a meet. unbeaten in the past season and also A ff Ai. . arid note A -I 4 V4 ' LY- ing grapplers' first chance is regarded as one of the 'best in the iff and die Wmingnegg VS o see action begins with the advent county in his weight group by his to work ' , of the Christmas holiday season. opponents. Sprague also boasts as ' t m uring the ensuing vacation. the an- admirable a record of the preced- Mr. Kappes is engaged in teaching the Junior Varsity grunters the fine art of high school wrestling. This involves learning the basic holds and 'tcounter-holds used by most high school teams. Utilizing these funda- mentals the wrestlers develop own style as time goes on. So far this season the Viking ling Club wrestled two 'l'he first took place at Bound on December 1. In conditioner South plers performed only good Bound Brook ber 4 the Vikings Edison wrestling team. Both the Varsity and the J. V.'s did ad- to the Vikings End Season tAs All Tea I feel that Ron Gebler, Pete Mar- tens, Enver Ahmed. Monroe and Ed Fowler have ces to be day of the Christmas nual. Christmas Wrestling tourna- ing Also back after earning i s x i ment will be held. The tournament. which was inno- vated several years ago. pits various Middlesex each other lers lose the the top two group. year's wrestling any men in the this year seems . Most of the same men that wrestledglast year for South Brunswick are back this sea- much letters year are Sol Nevins, Enver Ahmed, Edward Fowler. and Tournament the a long and ar- boasts such Madison, all of IV schools. Although it may seem hard to im- prove an 8-3 record, the muscle men of South Brunswick seem likely to do it. HI these being January 3 Saint meet against s Excel with Coach Nyitrai's with the two - A Captains, expectations are on hand for the J. V, grapplers. Under Coach Kappes things are certainly going well for the junior grapplers. According to Mr. Kappes, he has a lot of good material to work with. Thirty-two boys have turned . ,,,. ,..,.. . .. nut. Ahnnt.,ha.lf. arze-.,,novir'es nndhalf rapplers Greet '64 Cam ai fi - Behind every good Varsity team is a Junior Varsity team, and great During the ensuing vacation. the an- admirable a re p g nual Christmas Wrestling tourna- ment will be held. The tournament, which was inno- vated several years ago, pits wrest- lers from various Middlesex schools against each other in respective weight classes. I wrestlers that lose a eliminated and on the finals are held between men in each weight Although last years team did not post any men in the finals, the outlook this year seems much brighter. Most of the same men that wrestled last year for South Brunswick are back this sea- ing season. Alsi . lettels last ye W H' h H Howard sm 1 ig opes For Victory being Although it me prove an 8-3 men of South I ik., X I to do it. The If regular ' , ' V 17 3, x 4 i Cagers Complete The 1965 basketball season was a tremendously successful one. The 18-5 record is the 3rd best in the county this season. Don Stout, holder of 8 school records, scored 379 points and averaged 17.2 points per game. And set school season and career scoring records. The team scored 1421 points in 22 regular season games, and averaged 64.6 points per game. As compared with opposition scoring of 55. 6. In total, this campaign is to be considered as one of the best ever put together by a viking var- sity. The athletes deserve a great dealofcreditfor their unfaltering effort. 18-4 Record Qi? Basketball .Nj varsit BOTTOM ROW: Tim I-Inedak, Zbigniew Podgorski, Don y Stout, Steve Boyko, Ken Skillman. TOP ROW: Tom Griggs, Mike Toth, Buddy Rose, Don Traube, Bucky Melvin, Coach Balcolm. BOTTOM ROW: I. Kleinman, D. Seidenstein, D. Halas, 'Lv' B. Melvin, S. Moore, Rose, M. Roman, R. 20 G. Clark. TOP ROW: P. Knox, B. Oughton, Coach Wenzel. t'- a r, .. 5- A1 ,in ,gg ' we 5:33552-vaf' ,mt r ,J we A af ' ,zz . .4 , EQTLQJ I ' V ' - A , V ff'1f ,E-! f!f5'5fz1g25 MY- fqf ,'f4i,y?fe-1ilff,1'S at ',1e'flf,fi,ff, K ' ttaa J aa, a t., r 'f.tt'5 r fa ,A ,Aiwa ' A ff- . t, I Hi'-,9' , 5151 j tegy f - rettt ,. to pf' i ' , 1 Lfy, 'M' ,,,- A ' V V 1,1 ff.-..-:a,ft.sf....W ':1,-if--by fa luv.-.ea fm-uf' in-Q1 ' Q M ,M - ff, AMWW Mafiiri d'sf.,, v' 'Q 'iF:q.! up an W I -'-,' Am .Q,,. 3l,'Zg 312 V I fm Kg. ' 1 - f 3 1 'i w f 1 . I', W 'H' ,Q- , n ' 4 m - - t -1 BORDENTOWN ta' lx - at , . , - A ' gf A o A Wlth a 20-0 Vlctory over the Borden- ' 5 . . . . ef ----.XJ ' A w, town Scott1es the V1k1n S added another 4 A 7 H Wm to their campaign, which contlnued L - to gain momentum. lwvw-ww ' w. ,VA ha., Q. . 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Quarterback Boyko continued his aerial heroics, with three touchdown passes, While the running of l V. Y Allen, Melvin, and reserve fullback Rich Crawford wi 'ax X X 1' x helped lead the Vikings to victory. s Q j . The Red Devils from Ridge met with a similar .4 ' KY if z fate ona rainy October 17. Boyko, Allen, and Mel- Q , ff 1 F0 vin, in a repeat performance, racked up a 42-18 L ,Q 3 If 63 5 ' SCOIC-3. :iff - -'ff ' if . Vlvb , M41 is... - - .M A' 24 ST. PETER'S The Vikings, looking forward to their encounter with Bound Brook, beat St. Peters in an expected vic- tory. The final score was 19-O. ALLENTOWN The Vikings showed their strength once again as they smashed Allentown with a hard charging 42-13 Victory. Gridders Go 8-1 To Win .ef 'F' 5' Manager, F. Leach, D. Stout, E. Ahmed, S. Boyko, Z. Podgorski, O. Allen, R. Banko, J. Leonard, M. Toth. SECOND ROW: Coaches Toto and Pazinko, S. Hinson, I. Applegate, B. Melvin, R. Crawford, D. Fenske, M. Mann, L. Spriggs, B. Leypold, B. Robinson, Coach Elko. THIRD ROW: R. King, I. Hendrickson, L. Langone B. Fritog, T. White, D. Halas, S. Digisia, B. Lake, S. Moore, T. Sopoci, E. Eckert, O. Pelky, N. Delre K. Skillman. J 3 .,h, ,-1' W. VIKING SGGREEGAKD VIKINGS 33 FRANKLIN 19 ,IX VIKINGS I2 IVIANVILLE 18 , ...,K VIKINGS 40 MIDDLESEX 0 VIKINGS 42 RIDGE I8 VIKINGS 20 BORDENTOWN O VIKINGS 19 ST . PETERS O VIKINGS 14 BOUND BROOK 13 VIKINGS 42 ALLENTOWN 13 VIKINGS 4 l D UNE L LE N O NV77 Coach Toto and Co-captains Zbigniew Podgorski, Oley Allen, and Ray Banko prepare for a grueling game for the Viking Varsity. A 26 Group I Championship 4 W, f . fy. , .ff wwf- , Coach Toto and his dedicated Viking gridders opened the 64-65 season at Franklin on September 26 to gain their first victory in three years over the Warriors by a crushing 33-19 score. Steve Boyko set the pace with four touchdown passes. The running of full- back Oley Allen and the quick thinking of end Don Stout combined with the efforts of a spirited team initiated what was to be a suc- cessful season for the valorous Vikings. On October 3 the Vikings suffered their only loss of the season. In the 1ast seven seconds of play Manville made a touchdown Win- ning the rainy day's competition, 18-12. 27 , -fwaf X 'nl' 7 ' aff' f, , ., ,L., Va , A. 1 ,, -'iff ' naman s A ' H w wa vMm.wx,-.. H , .. z N h 4 :FY ,L,, r AV N Q fKY 5T46iZZT'W My ww, .,,,k,,,,-M,.,.11f.f ,-W k.,,,,,.,,,,,,.ff.i,,,,.,,g, 1-n.m, L , ..-..,a.vmn-unix 'Q . ig Z' ,. - .Q 8 3 8 S X .x ,, .. A , Q 1 ' x gf ' f ,f A l if N i 12 X, ll . F L! s . E . .1 'Lv 1 ft Q, X .4-di . , V - W. Q , , 4 M V 1 ,sam , ', Nuwfw, f, f ,m,,,,,. ,,,,',M ,A ww, ,fww , wwwm1wvn+,.M.-fr. ,, 'qu-wixw 4 .H-ns .-QAZK pw 'Vt' ,..,,.,..N . M V A Unw,,fw,,,-U-:V ,Q ' X . - , f,g1nl?Q3'.s?SQ'1.511gf I i 5 ,Q ' K A lrvtyfrx fv V- Q.m,.g: Mfg.,-. 5 , ' ' rn' Aa.. 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Del Chiano, D. M. Rudek I. Ruden M. Russell K. Ryan R. Savino D . Shapiro T. Sheppard C. Showpe K. Shultz 1. Siedenstien B. Silver D. Smith D . Smith M. Smith W. Smith L. Sprague D. Spriggs D . Steele 4 . Stilo Stout Styre s . Swoger . Sylvester Taeffner Tannler Tauber T. Tavarone, R. Tayler, S. Thigpen, I. Tierman, A . Van Liew . , . , fl 1 5 4-5. 40 i 3- L. Olmstead, P. Oppenheim, J. Oughton, V. J. Parmenter, B. Perrine, E. Phelps, I. Pike, A Paone. Prestigracoma, M. Price, K. Rakes, M. Rakes- R. Rouder, B. Reese, W. Reilly, C. Roethemann, S. Roston, S. Rouics, A. Visinski, M. Vitale E. Rosenstock, R. Rose, I. Rosloff, R. Ross. P. Vitello R. Voorhees T. Wacker D- Wallace D . Warner M. Watkins R . Watson D . Weber M. Weideihorn M. White B. White F . Whitehe ad D . Wilczynski J. Williams D . Witti R. Yaros P. Yost B. Zeigler -, 4-1 Nicita Noebels Nolte Norris Novak Maurer McConnell McCue Meeker Melvin Mendle son Merril Mezynski J. Mihalik L. Moore M. Moore C. Moser Z. Moser A. 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N -Q-m...,,N,-Q-N -,.. .. NMNNNN- f x r Q 1 When you receive your diploma as a graduate of South Brunswick High School, you are successfully completing one important phase of your life and will imme- diately embark upon a new one. This new phase will have at least one thing in common with the previous one -- the pursuit of success. This quest may take place in a technical school, junior college, college, or in the world of work. In this search for success let us consider a quote from Wilford A. Peterson which states success is not confined to one part of your personality, but is related to the development of all parts: body, mind, heart and spirit. It is making the most of your total self. In this statement let us note that the words money, power, and position do not appear. This is, in myjudgement, because the real things in life, do not relate first to material comforts, but rather to personal health, a clear mind, and a clean heart and spirit which are not forever being plagued by our conscience because we have sought the wrong things in life. I hope that each member of this graduating class will take time to consider those things which bring lasting joy and then use them to develop the pattern of his or her life. In this way I am confident that each of you will experience the real joy of life which you are seeking and which I hope each of you will achieve. With these thoughts I offer my congratulations and best wishes to the class of l965. Walter Chesner 80 . Y , ,,' .1 A r , : . . 'smshaswmwjxnrnsfulxi'-wxmln -. -, lk y. L..-A ,,,, , QL J . ,, x 1 r : m I X J 4? ,f .f ,.., - Q I L -,jj ,f , H yi? 3, ' 1 'f' ' ,A ,f gr , X 1 ,, ' , V V 5, -, yy a vw f A ,f f v jg 5 ' A. ' 1 Ag, '- VM' sit' ' H A1: - 14 H ,, ., .1 ,I x ,ff 7 ' .- 1 1 4 .22 .x 1 .. 4. 1 1 v X - . x pn 1 . u 1 2 X ALHA A ' 'Nl fm Lg :fini 5 1.6. ue' ,f M W, 14 yi, . ' 'ff 3 L 552 ey, XL. -2 A ii 13 . xx' ,fz EQ vii W' V' 3 ff? - .1 f l 71 Class Hlstory As we, the Class of 1965, look back on the years we have spent in South Brunswick High School, many memorable experiences are recalled. In the Eighth Grade we entered SBHS for the first time, in awe of our strange new surroundings, and the seemingly ,all-knowing, all-powerful upperclassmen. As Freshmen, we were now able to look at the sev- enth and eighth graders disdainfully and comment on the need for their exclusion from the human race. As mature, sophisticated Sophomores, we elected officers, and began to acquire unity among the mem- bers of our class. We realized that acting as one body we could achieve many worthwhile goals. Evening in Paris, the theme of our junior Prom, grew from a rough floor plan sketch, to become the most beautiful, successful prom to be held at S.B.l-I.S. Our Senior Year represents the culmination of five wonderful years in this school. Harvey, the Senior play, Hootenanny '65, our Senior Trip, Senior Banquet, and finally Graduation, have brought happiness to each and every one of us, and perhaps a feeling of sadness, for as we receive our diplomas, we will be free to go on to higher learning. The higher learning of which college constitutes such a small part -- the higher learning that teaches one to let today embrace the future with longing and the past with remembrance . 81 S X xy!!! 1 ,,y, ,K vt . ,vw-4,2 . Wf-:Af 45 .1 mfmfyfyw . - K QL fsiwfwl' 'f'f'fffwff 'C , X MXA,5E,x,, ,T,.J:,x ,,,, ,,.,, ,V , A x,,,, M, ,, X YW-,H aw.,-. 22: V' gg ma' 2 me Wg my Wmwyghr f XX . Sis- X S ff ,Um 6 Uwe 69699999 ZX Dedication All you have to do is sell five hundred Viking Pillows. Under the capable guidance of Mr. Anthony Toto, our class Advisor, tasks like this seemed al- most possible. Mr. Toto has been more than an advisor to us during our junior and Senior years, he had been a friend. His interest in us, and his faith has never wa- vered, and our problems have been his problems. ln ourjunior year, Mr. Toto helped make An Evening In Paris, our junior Prom, a success. Without his able assistance we could never have undertaken the project of planning a prom. In our Senior year, Mr. Toto again served as our Advisor. The success of our fund raising projects were due, largely to Mr. Toto's intransigent refusal to accept NO for an answer. Through all the traumatic experiences of our senior year, Mr. Toto's friendship remained constant. To the boys on the football team, Mr. Toto, is synonomous with optimism and spirit. His excellent coaching enabled the team to achieve a 5-2-l season last year, and a terrific 8-l winning season this year. Mr. Toto's concern for us as individuals, as well as a class, has endeared him to us. ln all our associations he has continually greeted us with a friendly hello and a warm smile -- never a good-bye. As a lasting tribute to Mr. Toto, we, the Senior Class of 1965, wish to ded- icate VALHALLA '65 to him and we hope he will always remember it as a last - ing hellog never a good -bye. 84 Senior james Leonard President Lennie . . . a competant leader . . .the diplomatic type. . . ath- letically inclined . . . intelligent . . . a wonderful person to have around. . . fond memories of Kan- sas. Arlene Messina Secretary A bit of sophistication. . . flashing eye lashes . . . a Sunday in New York . . . Conscientious worker . . . I-lah, LO? . . . agreatfriend . . always ready for a good time Robert Lake . . . don't you dare! Vice-President Bob . . . trusted andtrusting. . . Mania for Maria . . . keeps things jumping . . . fun, friendly and well liked . . . accident prone. -Q-,A-Q- Y Y . Officers Cheryl Johnston Treasurer Captain of the cheerleaders . . . has no enemies . . . Who's afraid of the big bad Wolfe ? . . . how to succeed in gym class Without really trying. 'W' 'mv joseph Abbamont Enver Ahmed joe . . . English is his favorite All around athlete . . . Enther subject. . .incessantschemen . . . . . football pro . . . one of the always ready for a good time . . nine . . . Cheshire cat . . . tall, a laugh a minute. dark, and handsome . . . delin- quent hall patrol . . . white Ford. Nancy Baker Petite blonde . . . first love -- Raymond Banko Oley Allen Wally . . . sweetest ever. . . ra- Ray . . . football co-captain junior Clegg President, , , liftlef?j diates warmth . . . angelic smile . . . big, brown, mischievous eyes Jimmy Bpgwn, , , Well liked, , , . . . Dresden china. . . takes life . . . Diane . . . fun lover . . . terrifio athlete , , , Winner of the as it comes. hearty laugh . . . never on post. Conover Award , , , ggod denoer . . .deep throated laugh. . . 32's the magic number. 25 em-: f ' 86 , Frank Bellizio Daniel Bibel Lady killer. . . Ask him no ques- Dan . . . Thinks in symbols, tionsg he will tell you no lies . . . writes in words of fire . . . The risque . . . loquacious. . . inno- only sin is assailing tradition. . . cent face . . . friendly. A guitar, cheap sautern, and thou . . . can separate chafe from grain. Louise Biegen Carol Birch Anthony Biddle Lou . . . favorite pastime Al- Cheerleader . . . Moonlight in Tony . . . smart dresser . . . pl'1Onse . . . gentlemen prefer Vermont . . . fun to be with. . . Sharp dancer , , , athletic , , , blondes . . . loves gym class. . . English major . . . those busy neat , , , easy ggjngl , , major- unruffled disposition . . . sunny weekends . . . Love that Bob ing in hall wandering . . . that Smile and Sparkling eyes. . . . Varied interests. certain smile. 87 Martin Bi rkenthal Sv I-Ialdon Bohler Calvin . . . moonlight drives nice guy. . . one of the Players . . . musician . . . quiet but sly Marty . . . good dancer . . . . . . dish pan hands. . . talkative . . . effervescent versatility. J. Steve Boyko H H LQuiSBOfiTf1 H Steve . . . Barnie Shultz . . . Lou - - - qulet but moe ' ' ' up one of Toto's boys. . . irnpish grin on the roof . . . whateverhappens, I I 1 has 3 Way with people D h I ha-PPQUS - - ' listens a 10151 .talks 3 nice personality. . . Brownie Oath little. . . usually seen roaming the I Y I SBHSvS Don Drysdaleu halls. 88 . . . always up to something . . . compulsive talker. . . the old man and the sea. Gloria Brelsford Glor . . . South Brunswick trans- fer from Bridgewater-Raritan . . . friendly smile . . . easy to get along with . . . not as demure as she seems. Evelyn Brennan Neil Brown EV. . . short and sweet . . . rne,- Sports editor . . . Gene Sheppard thodicalandorganized. . .achamp fan. . .keenwit. . .future chem- onthe athletic field. . .academi- ist?. . . spontaneous wit. . .gets cally inclined . . . genuinely sin- along with everyone. . . ideas and cere. ideals. w Arlene Burnett Christine Casais L B hi ki Pinky . . . History major??. . . Chris . . . statuesque . . . a E . eona uc ns 11 stone fox. . . Well liked. . . al- matchless grin. . . WoW! Whata -liplgsslve eiesf ' 'Cutef ' ' We ways laughing . . . likes to dance dancer . . .Plainfield. . . school like 'H' 'dllsmfiij dmsloru ' ' ' . . . sports ared TBird. . . can't spirit. . . lively and gay. . . ju- 1 es 3 an ls fa. Y a ' ' Wait for her MRS' bilant. good dancer . . . diligent. -Aim 89 Q Theresa Chesney Carol Ann Cioean Terry . . . ready to laugh . . Mathwhizz. . . Veni, Vidi, vinci aspires to a career in business . . . . . . quiet charm. . . Velvet voice long brown tresses . . . knack for . . . honest and dependable . . . fun. studious . . . kindness is an asset . . . honor student. '1 Kenneth Clayton Sharon Courtney Ken , . . good looking . . . sen- Sherry . . . one of the Court. . sible . . . sharp dresser . . . let vivacious . . . cheerleader . . the good times roll . . . calm and Antoin . . . sharp dresser . . . H t H lame-5 Clark I collected . . . amiable . . . Em- Has anyone seen Connie? . . llm - - - hkeus to Slflji- - -PUCC' erm Knights- history is for yawning- less comments ln English class. . . - A Kern graduate . . . sincere . . . polite. . .concerned andcomposed . . . academic. f 90 Manuel Dukas Nick . . . Mirror, mirror on the wall. . . ?. . .avid tennis Player . . . unique personality . . . are three minutes long enough between classes? . , . Aqua net for all. Gayle Davis Golden blonde tresses . . . drives a green V.W. . . . dimples . . . el I-Iabeas espanol? . . . neat . . . Scotland forever . . . good taste in clothes. Barbara Dziedic Mike . . . soft-spoken . . . re- served . . . serene . . . guileless . . .small but always noticed. . . willing worker . . . steno whizz. Arnold DeMarco Bay . . . South Philly . . . Rack' em! . . . bouncer at the looney bin . . . fascinating dark Italian eyes. . . Canoe. . . me- ticulous dresser. . . quiet and tact- fulQ?j. . . chug-a-lug. . . Life was meant to be fung so why fight it? Jeannette Eckert Jeanie . . . extremely artistic. . a horseshoe is her lucky charm. . . gets along with everyone . . . ath- letic . . . reticent. . . gentle per- sonality. 91 john Flagg Sam . . . knows why the sky is blue. . .mischievous. . . a little nonsense now and then. . . never a dull moment . . . wild driver. james Errickson Donald Fagen Jim . . . sociable and sincere Don . . . individualist. . . phys . . . friendly and full of fun. . . ed major . . . the thinker . . . take it easy . . . iflhad a ham- journalist extraordinaire . . . jazz mer. . . What, me worry? enthusiast . . . quotations for all occasions . . . Harry the Horse. Edward Fowler Ed . . . tranquil . . . quiet, joel Gebler warm, friendly smile. . . reliable joe Babes . . . keen sense of hu- . . . Heavyweight Champ . . . mor . . . another Al Hirt? . . . trustworthy. . .persistentgrin. . . slalom skate board . . . takes life Silence is the mother of truth. easy . . . limitless abilities in art. 92 Charles Gombas M.ickey . . .conscientiousworker . . . one of Chauncey's boys. . . his group had 34M fewer cavities . . . Spanish can be fun. Timothy Hnedak Timmy . . . Prom King . . . Mr. Lucky . . . perpetual car trouble. . . Who took the loop off my shirt? . . . comic quips . . . fatalistic attitude . . . amiable . . . never on time. Leslie Harris Lez . . . the Marines have landed . . . sarcastic wit . . . flair for writing . . . devilish gleam in her eyes . . . intellectual . . . l'm not stubborn, justneverwrongn. . . outspoken. Judy Holloway Equestrienne. . . skillwitha paint- brush . . . excels-in English. . . terror onthe hockeyfield. . . gen- tle personality . . . quiet friend. 93 Carl Hinson Huey , . . strong beliefs . . . Vote for Barry in '64 . . . one of Mr. Nyitri's grapplers . . . strong convictions and the courage to cle- fend them. bv w Barbara Hollywood Barb . . . 4-H'er . . . reliable . . , homemaker of tomorrow . . . quiet at first --but look again . . . loves those chemistry experiments . . . practical application of home economics. Launa Howe Fiery hairg temper to match . . . always cheering . . . creativity combined with practicality. . . freckles . . . responsible mind . . . ideas and ideals . . . Picasso of Valhalla '65. Cheryl Hurlbutt Robert Huber Cheryl . . . new addition to Bob . . . pyromaniac. . . surfer S.B.H. S .... extremely under- joe. . . Barbara. . . Barbara . . . standing. . . soft spoken. . . can't Barbara . . . fabulous friendship Andrew Hubbard wait for 8th period gym . . . likes with Mr. Chopic. . . chicken . . . Andy . . . some of mybestfriends to ski. chicken. . . the torch has passed. are bus drivers. . . automotive in ao- smw 6 94 terest . . . comical antics keeps things jumping Lois Inzetta Lmda Ones Lo . . . Seaside Park fan . . . L1nda er ways are e loves madras and loafers . . . Prom ways of pleasantness blondes Queen . . . Geometry major ??? have more fun 1rrepress1ble Kern' graduate . . . dependable warm eyes, warm smlle . . sharp dresser . . . cute. . . Canoe. Gloria Keith Glor . . . meticulous in ways . . . gentle in manner. . . a won- derful person to have around . . . neatness combined with efficiency. 95 'S-ff John Lathem Donna Leach johnny. . . Where's Harvey?. . . Happy-go-lucky . . . Press typist Princeton devotee . . . has his seri- . . . capable worker . . . quiet ous moments . . . thoughtful and friend . . . abundant school spirit understanding . . . never a dull . . , a sense of responsibility. moment . . . his friendship never falters. Q an- Cv E 1 L . Gregory Listner William Losey ,, ,, .Ve yn SWB 1 Greg . . . Takes life slow and Bill . . . Anybody wanna buy a EV ' ' 'Edltolf do, ave Prob emsf easy . . . except when he's behind car?. . .outspoken. , . girl trou- Marty ' ' ' Wlnmng personality thewheel. . . Hans Brinker . . . bles . . . propensity for finding ' understanding ' ' ' neat as a innumerable friends . . . easy to problems . . . always up to some- pin . . . always a warm smile and talk to' thing. friendly hello. sn 96 ,fr 4 james Louckes Elizabeth Lynch jim or I. L. . . . Diver Dan. . . Blynch . . . soft-spoken . . . a leader of the Mission Band . . . winning wayg and a winning smile What a talker . . , Youth is the , . . Lynch Lynch. . . neat dresser time for pleasure. . . . outspoken. Virginia McLean Ginny . . . shortie. . . southern accent . . . fickle. . . beware of that gleam in her eyes . . . always smiling. . . kind word for everyone. Nelson McWhorter Nelson . . . passive . . . apa- thetic . . . fatalistic . . . wow, what a car! . . . can get along without school. 97 Kathleen McDowell Kathy . . . blue eyed blonde . . . always ready with a smile . . .friendly. . . sweet. . . nice dresser. . . velvet voice . . . She does wonders for the band . . . she checks with john. f. fig' ,K .4 ' gd john Maberry Mark Mann Swifty . . . quiet . . . hidden Scottish lad . . . Norky . . . the sense of humor? . . . studious type toe . . . good sense of humor . . . . . . perfect lawyer . . .black friendly . . . loves a good time frames. . . . helpful. Barbara Maurer Carolee Marz Barb . . . tall and slim . . . Calorie . . . honor student . . . statuesque. . . quiet and kind . . . dependable. . . studious. . . loves her interests are many . . . soft- Peter Maflfens 1 math and science . . . Chorale spoken . . . usually seen in room Petey - 'C0'CaPt-alntof Wrestling member. . I Mrs. Chumley' 48. team. . .has no enemies. . . re- lindff 98 liable . . . has a good word for everyone . . . first love Spanish . . . hard worker. Richard Maxwell Rick .. . Smile, you're on Candid Camera! . . . quiet. . . high voltage personality . . . al- ways willing to lend a helping hand . . .What would S.B.H.S. do with- out him? Donald Moore Annie Melvin Pat . . . likes to dive. . . good looking . . . gives helpful advice . . . loves the color green . . . good dresser. . . loves to sing. . marriage ahead. Dixie Moser Friendly and outgoing . . . what a laugh . . . personality plus . . . Don , . . uninhibited. . . wake South Brunswick's rebel . . . de- Gregory Miller up, History's over . . . Oh, those lightfuldimples. . . oh, thatsouth- Greg - - - usually 59911 Sneakiflg days off from school. . . quiet and ern hospitality . . . '65 cranbury into lunch B . . . quiet ways . . . easy to get along with. convertible. hates Business Law class? former Food Fair cart pusher. funk-:hm 99 -C' fb Deborah Nelson Timothy Ochs Debbie . . . girl athlete . . . Tim . . . devilish smile . . . veryhard worker. . .sports minded But Mr. Nyitrai, who said you . . . straightforward . . . Now can't sit in cars at lunch? . . . we'll do a co-ordination exercise. cheery disposition. -if Anthony Orsi Tony . . .honor society. . . in- Susan Olmsted tellect. . . individualist. . . ex- usuenl 1 I aninner glow that radi- presses his opinions freely . . . Virginia Paonc ' ates her personality I . K always Those who jest in good taste are Ginny . . . Quiet. . . nice smile ready with 3 hello I 1 ' you can called witty. , . . Akron and cold . . .long black hair. . . has any- beer. one seen my school bus? depend on her . . . very amiable . . . future homemaker. 100 Michelle Pendleton Myke . . . Veta Louise . . . marvelous sense of humor. . . al- anything Les Howard Patterson Fleet-footed. . . flushingblue eyes . . . Cross-Country's co-captain . . . laugh much? . . . inviting smile. . . dry sense of humor. . . college ahead. Ways laughing . . . can do, I can do better . . . you dirty old man . of the past. . . history is a thing Sandra Poinsett Zbigniew Podgorski Sandy . . . saucer eyes . . . Co-captain of football team . . . Poinsett . . . Dumont . . . one nice guy. . . sincere . , . much of the court . . . loves to swim school spirit . . . sensitive . . . . . . beep . . . sweetness per- those parties in Bayonne. . . easy sonified . . . overwhelming per- to get along with. sonality . . . Band Pres. 101 Maria Pizarro Maria . . . welcome tothe Honor Society . . . usually found in room 25 . . . singing is her favorite pas time . . . Look mom, no voice . . . personality plus. 1 'zr 1 Linda Putnoky Sandra Pyde Linda . . . very cute. . .George Sandy . . . short and petite . . . . . . ear enthusiast . . . outspoken freckles. . . soft-spoken. . . bash- . . . homework is. a vulgar word ful . . . does wonders with a paint- . . . loves fun. . . nice to know, brush . . . good things come in pleasant to be with. small packages. If Wi lli am Robinson Karen Robbins Bill . . , Bob Dylan watch out Barbara Reiehler Karen . . . small and shy . . . . . .swift. . . join the I-li-Y. . . Barb . . . solves her problems fickle . . . likes to laugh . . . camp life can be fun . . . sharp quietly . . . a real hard worker drives a comet. . .blonde. . .her dancer . . . Ivy League. . . col- . . .dependable. . . quiet. . . a interests are many. lege ahead. good friend . . . Sweet. Q --9 102 KW .awe Patricia Rose Sandra Rose Pat . . . Myrtle Mae . . . terri- Sandy . . . the right amount of blytalkative. . . school spirit. . . fun combined withhseriousness . . . will never forget Spanish II . . . Kelly . . . her every thoughtis outgoing. . . lively. . . generous sincere . . . dry sense of humor . never unoccupied. . . . has an inwith the vice princi- pal. Priscilla Saltzsieder Bella Rothkopf Harold Rule Good listener . . . quiet . . . pas- Flag twirler . . . World traveler Buddy . . . quiet. . . blank ex- sive . . . calm, deep, still-Water . . . sprechensis deutch?. . . good pression . . . nice guy . . . sharp . . . fragile . . . unobtrusive . . . sport . . , quiet and shy? . . . dresser . . . can't see street signs nice to talk to. . . pleasant. . . shecet . . . good friend. . . . Abbamont's associate. meticulous in ways. fb Q ff ' 'Fav 103 11 Mary Arm Savino Latin Fan. . . happy to help others . . .carloads of energy. . . relia- ble. . . conscientious and fun lov- ing . . . gregarious at times. . . no running in the halls! Richard Schenck Ricky . . . one of the Emerald Knights . . . one of the Junction crowd . . . good-natured . . . check those socks . . . plays those drums like they're going out of style. Martin Shapiro Marty . . . champion lifeguard Connie Schoenly Jacqueline Scott . . . loves swimming. . . Sonny Cons . . . football queen . . . jackie . . . quiet but impressive . . . great guy. . . reliable. . . that's turrible . . . Air Force blues personality. . . a hand that helps, hardworker. . .Ev's problem. . . . . . cheerleader. . . seven closets an ear that listens . . . kindness is always grinning. . . Look lady, all full of l'10thi1'1g 'CO WS21' - - - hard the greatest wisdom. Iwant is my 552. 75. worker. . .skier. . .favors? Eddie my Love. 8454 ,paw-v 104 iff' Patricia Sigle Pat . . .white lipstick. . . long brown hair. . . Vive Vermont. . . never know what to expect next . . . amiable.. . .zest for fun. . . Francis, Francis. Walter Skok Walt . . . comes to school be- cause he has to . . . quiet at times . . . enjoys study hall and lunch . . . takes life as it comes. Robert Sprouls Monroe Sprague Bob . . . penetrating eyes. . . Laura SPMRFO Quiet at first--but look again. . . gentle personality . . . run boy run Hilarious SGHSG Of 1'1LlII1Of. , - down dependable . . . Student Council . . . enjoys those lunches . . . FO Garth- - -Cheerleader. . . Out President. . .subtleWit. . . wres- good sense of humor . . . Howe's 5I,fOiHg- - -m2l1'1Yf1'iGHdS- - - like tles with problems. granny. . . schazam. able . - . One Of the best . . 105 Traub traumas . . . college ahead Bonnie Stanley Carefree . . . Spontaneous yet sub- tle wit. . . tall and lithe . . . the diplomatic type . . . My hairjust won't turn up. . . freckles ga- lore. Kenneth Teffenhart Ken . . . good nature and good sense . . . Farmer Brown . . . epitome of casualness . . . never lets school interfere with fun. Ss.. Donald Stout Don . . . terrific athlete . . . friendly and good-natured . . . his silence is eloquent . . . concerned . . . nice smile . . . very quiet . . . great guy to know. Donald Traube Don exceedingly honest . . . tact is a Virtue . . . fond memories of English Ill Qlvliss Kernj . . . unpredictable . . . l'm not conceited. . . . quick wit. 40 -M-a. 106 BH. QUIT' Cheryl Tannler Churl . . . ever present smile . . . Hey, Les, l'll coll you. . . . a realm of giggles. . . Penn- sylvania accent. . . Oh, those days in the Princeton library. james Turley Lee Van Sise jim . . . bashful . . . Hey, Lee . . .perpetual grin. . .that Turley! . . . wardrobe of white pixie look . . . cheerleader . . . socks . . . easily provoked . . . whiz at dressmaking . . . innate usually quiet . . . good sense of desire for fun. . .sweet and petite humor. . . polite. . . . Madison. iii-4 H H Theresa Visinski Thomas Wacker Richard Weiss TQYPY - heard befofe Seen '?l'he Devil and Tom Wacker . . . Rich . . .philosophizeswithgreat - - - eU1lhU5135m - I -AfH1l0fP9P biology buff . . . You never raised depth . . . always has a comeback and humor - - - lflfllfl-hlblfed - - - yourown rniCe? . . .unusuallaugh . . .unpredictable. . . OurideaLs good buddy - - - DOH'f make fun . . . one of the unholy four. are our better selves. of Dayton. J,,,,.1. ilnyg, La N 107 to ' w -qfff' William James Wheeler Cheryl Williams jimmy . . . never wrong, just ask Is it true blondes have more fun? him . . . always ready with an an- . . . future secretary. . . dependa- swer. . . mathematically inclined ble . . . willing worker. . . out- . . . wrestler . . . Manners the wardly shy . . . likes agood time Butler. . . . friendly and full of fun. Jeffery Wolfe jeff . . . the big bad Wolfe . . . Cheryl . . . indispensible to Sharon Wotton . - the car club. . .comical. . .One Good things come in pairs . . , nhmm 'James Wlilllgggign of Mr of the Emerald Knights . . . makes gentle personality . . . serious but Guthergyefsi ' ' has Way with his own school hours. . . my cheerful . . . determined . . . -' ' ' ' car! quiet in her own way. younger girls . . . enjoys fun school is a drag. 108 Susan Wotton Thomas Young Sue . . . No, I'm Sue, SHE'S Tom . . . quiet but humorous Sharon. . . . unobtrusive . . . . . . sharp guy . . . one of the sibling similarities . . . polite and Junction crowd . . . 76 trombones considerate. . . quiet and reserved. . , . has his eye on a cute brunette. , iff i A , fin 109 Gregory Zaic Greg-arious . . . Dr. Sanderson . . . Asgard editor. . . all around great guy. . . brains, looks, sharp clothes . . . usually seen with a cute soph. Class We, the classof '65, being of small mind and large body, do hereby bequeath. discard, and leave the following valu- IOE ABBAMONT leaves his arguments against Mon- mouth junction, his dislike for Cheyys, and lastly, S.B. l-L S. forever. OLEY ALLEN leaves his football equipment and posi- tion to someone who can do better than he did. NANCY BAKER leaves her long blond hair to a certain U. S. History II teacher for a toupee. WAYNE BAKER leaves his trusty bass horn to a not so trusty Wayne Pondle. RAY BANKO leaves windsprints to Mr. Toto. FRANK BELLIZO leaves his outgoing personality to Sol Nevins. i BOB BERG leaves his many interrupted naps in English IV to Miss Ritzenthaler's future students. DANIEL BIBLE leaves the diamond factory pretty much in tact, if a bit changed, and two tons of dynamite for a well-needed face lifting. LOUISE BIEGEN leaves a pair of ear plugs to any stu- dent actingin one of Mr. Church.illClarenceClark's future plays. A CAROL BIRCH leaves the ownership of her Corvette to Tom Griggs. ' MARTY BIRKENTHAL leaves ti Latin Pronunciation Dictionary to Mr. Dorhout. IMIALDON BOHLER leaves four years of worn down pen- cil stubs to Mr. Logan. LOUIS BORIM leaves his book of excuses for teachers to any deserving underclassmen. STEVE BOYKO leaves his many good times to all. GLORIA BRELSFORD leaves an open seat in history to anyone who thinks he can pass it. EVELYN BRENNAN leaves all her chemistry labs to anyone who can make any sense out of them. NEIL BROWN leaves 14, 398 candy wrappers left over from four years of French. LEONA BUCHINSKI leaves the ability to talk in English IV and get away with it . . . most of the time. ARLENE BURNETT leaves the junior class behind to struggle with History II. ' , CHRIS CASIS leaves. behind a great bunch of kids and I the greatest teacher, Mr. Hiles. ' ' TERRY Cl-IESNEY leaves the position of goalie to any unfortunate underclassmen forced to take hockey next year. r CAROL CIOCAN leaves her translation of the Aeneid to anyone brave enough to take more than two years ' of Latin. I JIM CLARK leaves singing. ' l KEN CLAYTON leaves Mr. Nytyrai with one less wise- ffu . SHERSRY COURTNEY leaves with the hope that some- day cheerleading essentials will find their Way into the school budget. GAYLE DAVIS leaves a large box of Spanish Dulces to Dr. Ables. x I BAY DEMARCO leaves a bottle of coke, a can of air freshener, a bandana, to Miss Kern, wherever she may be, and a big stick of pepperone to Mr. Silfor-,, ski. NICK DUKAS leaves a can of Aqua Net to any brave, long haired indivldualist. BARBARA DZIEDIC leaves the problem of a Props Chairman to dear old Nlr. Clark. JEANETTEECKERT leaves lots of costumes and tons of make-up to C. C. C. JIMMY ERRICKSON leaves Mr. Clark all his wisdom and knowledge of curtain pulling. DON FAGEN leaves seven barrels of steaming, fetid boredom. r JOHN FLAGG leaves Mr. Morrison a set of decoys for his camouflaged coats. ED FOWLER leaves memories, be they good or bad, of that exciting class known as gym. JOE GEBLER leaves his artistic abilities to Miss Kramp, and the next artist ofthe VIKING PRESS, and the VALI-IALLA. MICKEY GOIVUSAS leaves his first clarinet solo chair to Sldp Bea. LESLIE HARRIS leaves her propensityfor getting along with Dr. Abeles to anyone with enough nerve to take two foreign languages. STEVE I-IINSON leaves his place on the bench to any deserving scrub. TIM I-INEDAK leaves Mr. Guthrie two tickets to the Ford Theater in Washington, D.C., for April' 15. JUDY I-IOLLOWAY leaves all the fun she had in Art class to future students of Miss Dawson and Miss Kramp. BARBARA HOLLYWOOD leaves hernaturally curly hair and fifteen extra pounds to Liz Singer, LAUNA I-IOWE leaves her seat on the late bus to any- one who joins Cheerleading, Student Council, Yearbook . . . ANDY HUBBARD leaves rubberin all three gears tear- ing out of the parking lot at 3:26. Cl-IERYL HURLBUTT leavesg being of small mind and large body, her seat in History class. BOB I-IUBER leaves his chain and lighter to Barbara Bednar. LOIS INZETTA leaves with the hope that she will never encounter another Miss Kern. CI-IERY1 JOHNSTON leaves her cheerleading sldrt to I next ryear's cptain, in case she. doesn'tget one. LINDA JONES leaves Mr. Hilesa padded ladclerg SANDY IOY leaves 'her unabridged translational dic- A tionary of Yankee connotations to all wayfaring N ,Southerners Whofollow. ,V ' ' g V I GLORIA KEITH leaves, the presidency ofthe , 84 ' club te.ache,rs,., I i j Q 5 y . . BOB LAKE leaves hisireicord of fowlirig 'outfofffi'vey'games to during fresh1nanbasketbatll'to anyone rwhocan, top it. JOHN LATHEM EIGQVGS ff? 24115555 and debit White rabbit to Clarlac, ,p i'if, , t,,, 'fy I f p DONNA leaves the G. A,,'f,Ai tO' shiftlforiitself. JIM LEONARD le ave sl Lesliejljlarriswitht ra box ofivietre - cal cookies and a bottle ' of 'blacltdyel for ,obvious reasons. , W I I I . ,I if , . , EVELYN LEWIS leaves withgher shotgun in search of M.iss,Kern., I ' A I A r I I GREG LISTNER leaves all ,hisrough breaks' this past year to Bob Leypoldt tolfifgure out. . BILL LOSEY leaves one blown transmission and one broken axle to Mr. Warner. JAMES LOUCKS leaves his bottle of white shoe polish ., to the next old man in a drama presentation. .F :it . 8, 1?,iS 'fi S E15 fed' .- CB Wx: Q, rr jiri IDE' Him 0 li?- rr S m . U5 tb Hs- bQ5 . 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Chorus tO, Cmaryn 1,N N 'hl' ' . 1 ,,' N, 5h1: Qf5.'5hf1g' joe Abbamont, 45 Richford Road, Kendall Park, AX7-9429 1 and 2 Football, 3 Bowling Club. Enver Ahmed, Box 170 Davidson Mill Road, Jamesburg, IA-10019Rlg Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1 -2, Wrestling 3-4, Baseball 1 -2-3, Hall Patrol 2-3 - 4. Oley Osborn Allen, R.F.D. il2 Broadway Road, Cranbury, SW9- 17465 Varsity Club 1, Varsity Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1- 2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Varsity Club 4, Weight-lifting Club 4, Hall Patrol, Lieutenant, 2-3, Bailiff of Student Court, 3. Nancy Baker, R.F.D. Box 1577, Monmouth junction, AX 7-3867, Twirling 1 -2-3-4, Twirling Co- Captain 1-4, Players 3, Prop Committee 3, Publicity Commit- tee 2-3, Guys and Dolls 3, Charm Club 1-2, Home Economics Club 1, junior Prom 3. Wayne Baker, Monmouth Mobile Homes Park, Mon. Ict., AX7- 3402 Band 1-2-3-4, Drill Team 3, All county band 2, All State Band 2-3, Track 2-3, Cribbige Club 4, Library Club. Raymond Banko, Georges Road Box 77 Dayton, DA9-6418, Bas- ketball 1-2, Football 1,2,3,43 Co-Capt, Football 4, Baseball 2-3 -4, Co-Capt. Baseball 4, Hall Patrol 2-3-4, Boys' Sports 2-3, Varsity Club 2-4. Frank Bellizo, R.F.D'. ill, Mon. jot., AX7-73091, Marching Band 1-2-3-4, Dance Band 4, Wres- tling 2-3-4. Robert Berg, R.D. ill, Sandhill Road, Mon. lct., AX7-9526, Me- chanics Club 2, Biology Club 2. DanielBibel, R.D. 444, Davidsons Mill Road, North Brunswick, TAl -9239, Student Council Rep. 1-2, Band 1, Honors Club 1, Viking Press 1-2-3-4, Co-Editor Viking Scop 2, Feature Ed. of Viking Press 3, National Honor Society, 3, Associate Editor Asgard 3, Cast of lnherit the Wind 3, Editor-in-Chief ofthe Viking Press 4, Associate Editor of Asgard 4. Carol Birch, 4 Roberts St., Kendall Park, AX7-3664, Cheer- ing 1-2-3-4, Players 3, Charm Club 1-2, Prom Committee 3, Guys and Dolls 3. Marty Birkenthal, Box 86 Dayton, DA9-2551, Cross-Country 1, Track 2, Players 2-314, Chorus 2-3-4, Choral 4. Gloria Brelsford, Monmouth Mobile Homes, Mon. jct.. Booster Club 1, Future Home Makers of America 4. Evelyn Brennan, 34 Hastings Road, Kendall Park, G.A.A. 1-2-3, German Club 3, National Honor Society3-4, Honor Club 1, Yearbook 4, Girls Glee Club 2, Basketball 1 -2, Softball 1 -2-3, FieldHockey 3, Prom Decoration Committee 3. Haldon Bohler, 56 Cambridge Road, Kendall Park, AX7-3299, Football 1, Baseball 1-2, Me- chanical Drawing Club 2-3, Marching Band 1-2-3, Concert Band 1-2-3. 1 Steve Boyko, R.D. 142 Cranbury, SW9-1322, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1 -2-3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, French Club 3, Varsity 4, Student Council 3-4, Boys' State Prom King's Court 3. Neil Brown, 28 Starling Road, Kendall Park, AX7-2593, News- paper 1-2-3-4, Sports Editor 3-4, Editorial Board of Viking Press 4, Literary Magazine 3-4, Algebra Club 1, Student Council 2, jazz Workshop 4. 112 N A al fi l P ij 1, Qs.: Z' W 4, give 'W 4 N4 'Q 1 I sf Wg ' 0 'Q 2 1 fig, 3, , ,. . 5 , , , W '32 , df' M6 ' i . I ' X , . 3 x 1 Q' ' I 1 1 U A ' 4 L' 1 g ' I ' ' fu 3 A 4 yn 'o.llr!!. 2 , 57x 5 :Wy X 2 Y I Y X V If ' i 223 ! Lf as ff 21,14 , ff!! Ia ,.,.- mazraif . f 6 I , 'mf f I ,f sf f ly ff' , 5 f f' Q ff f X 7 f f 1 f Q 4f ff? , Q11 ze-f 1 1 fr .f J f , fQ5'Jf1T2? -WFZ1 WM ?L' f ' f w Q5 rg 5, , , 4 L Arlene Burnett, Greenwood Ave., Kingston, WA402796, Girls' Sports l-2, Knitting 2, Girls' Workshop 3, Charm Club l, Typing Club 4. Carol' Ann Ciocan, R.F.D. Jil, Davidson Mill Road, Jamesburg, TAl-8789, Chorus l-2-3-4, Cho- rale l, Newspaper3-4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Bowling Club 3, junior Prom Decoration Committee 3. Christine Casais, R.F.D. iil, Mon. jot., AX7-3451, Future Teachers of America l, Charm Club l-2, Girls' Sports 2-3, G.A.A. 3-4, Girls' Baseball 3-4, Girls' Basketball Team 3-4, Vi- king Press 3. jim Clark, 9 Dillon Road, Kendall Park, AX7-2778, Chorus l-2-3-4, Band l-2-3, Future Teachers 3, Student Council 2, Chorale 2-3-4. Kenneth Clayton, Ridge Road, Mon. jot., DA9-6474, Basketball l-2, Band l-2-3-4, Marching Band l-2-3, Electricity Club 3, junior Prom 3. Sherry Courtney, Monmouth Drive, Mon. Jct., DA90332l, Chorus l-2-3-4, Cheerleading l- 2-3-4, Graduation Chorus l-3, junior Prom Court 3, Costume Chairman Teahouse of the August Moon, 2, Charm Club l, Knitting Club 3, Decoration Chairman for junior Prom 3, Home Bc. Club l. Arnold DeMarco, 107 Stillwell Road, Kendall Park, AX7-9637, Varsity Football l-2, Varsity Club l-2, Gymnastics Club 2-3, Senior Play 4. Nick Dukas, R.D. iil Major Road, Mon. jct., DA9-3821, Art Club 2, Baseball 2, Record Club l, Gym- nastics l, Bowling l, Student Coun- cil l, Library Council 3. Edward Fowler, Cranbury Road, Jamesburg 521-0530, Baseball l-2, Wrestling 2-3-4, Wrestling Co- captain 3. Football 3, Mechanical Drawing Club 2-3, Weight-Lifting Club 4, Metal Shop Club 3. Joel Cebler. Charles Cornbas, 1320 Georges Road, Deans, AX7-9673, Math l, Dance Band l-2-3-4, Marching Band l-2-3-4, Wrestling l-2, Fu- ture Doctor's Club. Leslie Harris, 45 Kendall Rpad, Kendal Park, 297-2584, Hi-YL Enrichment 2, Youth Leaders 2, Dramatics l-2, Newspaper 1-2-3- 4, Youth-ln-Gov't l-2, Yearbook 3-4, Co-Editor-ln-Chief Yearbook 4, Literary Magazine 4, Players 4, Prom Committee 3, Hi-Y Treas- urer 3. Carl Hinson, 7 Euclid Avenue, Kingston, WA4-lll9, Football 2- 3-4, Wrestling 3-4, Track 2-3, Hall Patrol 4. Timothy Hnedak, RD iil, Box 226, Jamesburg, JA l-O493R-l, Cross- Country l, Basketball l-2-3-4, Track 2, Baseball l, Student Coun- cil l, Yearbook 2. Judy Holloway, RD iii NewfRoad 7 Monmouth Junction, 'L DA9-6453' Rocks and Minerals Club 3, Art Club 3, Crafts 4. Barbara Hollywood, Davidson's Mill Road, Jamesburg, TA l-8999, Home Economics Club l, Chorus l-2-3-4, Future Homemakers of America 3-4, Players 3-4, Senior Play 4, Yearbook 4, Hall Patrol 4. v-aww ,X .- K 31+ I 2 5 1 i I Xq . ,J Y I, L -,sl 4w'MN 'M1 4 K Launa Howe, Ridge Road, Mon- mouth junction, Nj., DA 9-2493 Cheerleading 1-2-3-4, Yearbook 3-4, Art Editor of Yearbook 4, Secretary of Student Council 4, Student Council 3-4, Prom Deco- rating Committee 3, Charm Club l. Andrew Hubbard, l, Woodrow Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-3865. Robert Huber, 4 Aldrich Road, Kendall Park, AX7-9448, Baseball 1, Football 2-3, Chess Club 1, Boys' Sports 2-3, Practice Typing 4, Math Club 1. Cheryl Hurlbutt, Jamesburg- Dayton Road, Dayton, DA 9-4535, Advertising Manager'Newspaper 1-, Art Club, GAA 1, Future Home- makers of America 1-4, Yearbook Drive Staff 2-3. Lois lnzetta, 1662 RFD iil, Deans Lane Monmouth junction, AX 7-2214, Cheerleading Captain 1, Charm Club 1, Student Council Representative 1-2-4, Chairman of Publicity and Publications Com- mittee 4, Chairman of junior Prom 3, Newspaper 3, Yearbook 3-4, Literary Editor 4, Knitting Club 3, Student Court 3, junior Prom Queen, Football Queen's Court. Cheryl Johnston, 13 Robert's Street, Kendall Park, AX 7-3751 Cheerleading 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain of Cheerleading 1, Captain of Cheerleading 4, Class treasurer 2-3-4, Charm Club, Secretary 1, Knitting 3, Record Club 3, Prom Court 3, Yearbook 4, Props and Publicity Committee of Teahouse of the August Moon 2, Decoration committee for Prom 3. Linda jones, 101 Stillwell Road, AX 7-2053, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Class Vice-President 1, Pep Club 2, Honor Roll 1, Prom Committee 1. 117 Sandra joy, 1 Forrestal Road, Kendall Park, 297-0017. Gloria Keith, 22 Starling Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-1055, Home Economics Club 1, Future Home- makers of America 3-4, Players 3-4, Pep Club 2, Charm Club 1. Lawrence Krempp. Robert Lake, 121 Henderson Road, Franklin Park, AX 7-2046, Bas- ketball 1, Track 3, Vice President of Senior Class 4, Wrestling 2-3. john Lathem, 51 Stillwell Road, Kendal Park, AX 7-1808, Band 1- 2-3, Players 4. Donna Leach, Box 233 Route 130, Cranbury, EX 5-0386, Choir 1-2- 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, President C-AA3-4, Newspaper 2-3-4, Year- book 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Base- ball 2-3-4, Hockey 1-2, Home- making 2, Make-Up Committee for Teahouse 2, and Harvey 4, Pub- licity Chairman for Harvey 4, Charm Club 1, Honor Society 4, Decoration Committee for Prom 3. james Leonard, Oakdale Village, US itl, New Brunswick AX 7-0136, Football 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 2-3-4, Honor Society 3-4, President Honor Society 4, Vice President Class 3, President Class 4, Weight-Lifting Club 4, Yearbook 3-4, Hall Patrol 4. Evelyn Lewis, West New Road, Monmouth Junction, DA 9-2948, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Vice-President Charm Club 1, Yearbook 3, Year- book Co-Editor 4, Dramatics 3, Student Council 4, Bowling Club 3, Decoration Committee of junior Prom 3, Hall Patrol 3-4 Props Committee of Harvey, Props Committee of Teahouse of the August Moon, Refreshment Com- mittee of junior Prom 3, Choir Letter, National Honor Society 4. Gregory Listner, 26 Stillwell Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-2470, Cross- Country 2-3, Hi-Y 2-4, Plainfield Ski Club 2-4. William Losey, Ridge Road, Mon- mouth junction, DA 9-2885, Stu- dent Council 2-3. James Loucks, Ir., 17 Calvin Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-0762, Baseball 1, Basketball 1, Cross-Country 1, Guys and Dolls, Harvey, Chorus 3-4. Elizabeth Lynch, 23 Steven Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-9078, News- paper 1-2-3-4, Honor Society 3-4, junior Class Secretary 3, Honor Society Secretary 4, Junior Prom Committee, Student Council Alter- nate 4, Senior Play Make-Up Com- mittee 4, Honor Roll. Kathleen McDowell, RD 142 Box 252, Cranbury, JA 1-0443, Band 1-2-3-4, Choir 1-2-3-4, Charm Club 1, Secretary-Treasurer Band 1-2, Hall Patrol 2-3-4, Marching Band 2-3-4, Teahouse of the Au- gust Moon 2, Dramatics 2, Glee Club 2, Players 3-4, Yearbook 3, Decoration Committee for junior Prom 3, Guys and Dolls, Chorale 4, Treasurer Band 4, Treasurer Chorus 4. Virginia McLean, Monmouth Mo- bile Homes Park, AX 7-1308, Stu- dent Council 2, Hall Patrol 3-4, Home Economics Club 1, Nurse's Club 2-4, Business Club 3. Nelson McWhorter, Monmouth Drive, Monmouth junction, DA 9-3641, Football 1, Bowling Club 3. john Maberry, 29 Bedford Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-2993 French Club 1-2, Creative Writing Club 4, Newspaper 4. Howard Patterson, Monmouth junc- tion Road, Dayton, DA 9-6681, Gymnastics Club 3-4, Cross- Country fCo-Captainj 2-3-4, Base- ball 2-3-4. Michelle Pendleton, 68 Hastings Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-0556, Water Ballet 1-2, Ninth Grade Play 1, Student Council 1, Yearbook 3- 4, Newspaper 4, Dramatic Club 3-4, Hall Patrol 4, Players 4, Ge- ometry 1-2-3-4, Decoration Com- mittee junior Prom. Maria Pizarro, Mapleton Road, Kingston, 452-2329, Senior Cho- rus 1-2-3-4, Chorale 2-3-4, Sophomore Class Vice President 2, Senior Chorus President 4, Players 2-3-4, Treasurer for Players 3, Marching Band 4, Stage Creel, Graduation Chorus 2-3. Zbigniew Podgorski, Griggs Dr., Dayton, DA 9-2677, FootballCCo- Captainj 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2- 3-4, Track 4, Varsity Club 1-4, All State Football 2-3-4, All Coun- ty 3-4, All Suburban 4, Boys' Sports 2-3, Gymnastics 2. Sandra Poinsett, 162 Kendall Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-2692, March- ing Band 1-2-3-4, Concert Band 1- 2-3-4, Players 2-3-4, Hall Patrol 4, Student Council Representative 4, Honor Society 3-4, Treasurer Band 3, President Band 4, Prom Decoration Committee 3, Football Queen's Court 4. Court for Prom 3, Girls' Glee Club 2, Refresh- ment Committee for Prom 3, Band Award. Sandra Pyde, 28 Woodbine Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-2956, Art Club 1 -2-3 -4, Future Homemakers Club 2, Publicity Committee for Senior Play 4, Publicity for Yearbook 4. Barbara Reichler, RD 454, Box 354A Davidson Mill Road, North Bruns- wick, TA 1-8793, Band 1-2-3-4, Homemaker's Club 1, Art Club 1- 3, Hockey 3, Basketball 3-4, Marching Band 1-2-3-4, Senior Play 4, junior Prom 3, Girls' Glee Club 2. 118 li rf- Q NN Mark Mann, 2 Woodbine Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-1494, Football 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3. Peter Martens, RD iil, Jamesburg, DA 9-2227, Band 1-2-3-4, Cross- Country 1-2, Wrestling 2-3-4, Wrestling Captain3-4, Track 2-3- 4, Yearbook 4, Dance Band 4, Gymnastics Club 3. Carolee Marz, 21 Hodge Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-9425, Choir 1-2-3-4, Chorale 1-3-4, Honors Club 1, Newspaper 1-2-3, Copy Editor Newspaper 3, Honor Society 3-4, Vice-president of Honor So- ciety 4, Basketball 1-2, Softball 1, Senior Play, Co -Chairman ofjunior Prom, Hi-Y 2-3, President of Hi-Y 3, Student Council Representative 2-3-4. Barbara Ann Maurer, 22 Stanworth Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-3193, Charm Club 1, Bowling Club 3, Li- brary Council 4. Richard Maxwell, Box 215, Georges Road, Dayton, DA 9-3611, Yearbook Photographer 1-3-4, Model Club 1, Photography Club 1, Mechanical Drawing Club 3, News - paper Club 3-4, Newspaper Pho- tographer 3-4. Annie Melvin, RD 44 Lincoln High- way, Princeton, AX 7-1198, Girls' Sports 1-2-3, Charm Club 1, Typ- ing Club 4, Knitting Club 3, Girls' Wood Shop 3. Arlene Messina, 5 Bedford Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-9530, Basket- ball 1, GAA Representative 1, Li- brary Council 1, Literary Maga- zine Staff 3, Newspaper 3-4, Yearbook 3-4, Business Manager Newspaper 4. Gregory Miller, RD 114, Box 464, Blackhorse Lane, Deans, AX 7-2601, Basketball 1, Wrestling 2-3. Donald Moore, George's Road, Dayton, DA 9-6789, Football 1-2- 3, Wrestling 2-4, Track and field 4. Dixie Moser, Box 1350, RFD iil, Monmouth junction, AX 7-3234, Newspaper 4, FHA3-4, Dramatics Club 1-3, Glee Club 1-2, Make-Up for Guys and Dolls 3, Make-Up for Harvey 4. Deborah Nelson, 16 Hodge Road, Kendal Park, AX 7-9044, GAA 1- 2-4, Softball 1-3, Basketball 1-3, Flag Twirling 4, Players 3. Timothy Ochs, Box 74, Georges Road, Dayton, DA 9-2159. Susan Olmsted, Oakdale Village, RD 4i4, New Brunswick, AX 7-3694, Future Nurses of America 1-3-4. Anthony Carl Orsi, 76 Kendall Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-3484, Football 1-2, Dramatics Club 2-3, Senior Play 4, Band 3,4, Dance Band 3- 4, National Honor Society 3-4, Yearbook 3, Newspaper 4, jazz Workshop 3-4, String En- semble 3. Frank Palombo, 136 Kendall Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-3976, Track 1, Band 1-2, Baseball 1-2-3, World History Honor Society 1, Prom committee 3. Virginia Paone, RD 111 Monmouth junction, AX 7-0577, Charm Club 1, Girls' Sports 1-2, Art Club 2- 3-4. 5 5 53? if! X Li 5151 Q 2 'S s 15 It 2, 5 Znzifwy Karen Robbins, Ridge Road, Mon- mouth Junction, DA 9-2275, Art Club 1-2-3. Bill Robinson, 35 Stillwell Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-0027, Chorus l-2-3-4, Chorale 1-2-3, Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Student Council 1-3, Dance Band 4, Players 2-3. Patricia Michele Rose, R.F.D. lil Box 1229, Monmouth Junction, AX 7-9437, Library Council 1-2, Yearbook -3-4, Viking Press 4, Girls' Glee Club 2-3. Sandra Rose, Ridge Road, Mon- mouth Junction, DA9-6495, Cheer- leading 1-2-3-4, Yearbook 3-4, Student Council 4, Senior Class 4, Senior Chorus l-2-3-4, Junior Prom Refreshment Chairman 3, Players 3, Member of the Queen's Court 3. Bella Rothkopf, Davison Mill Road, New Burnswick, AX 7-3832, Girls' Glee Club 2, Flag Twirling 3-4, Home Economics Club 1, Twirling Club 2, Players 3-4, Yearbook 3- 4, Future Nurses of America 1, Prom Decoration Committee 3. Harold Rule, 129 Henderson Road, 2 Franklin Park, AX 7-9468, Cross Country 1-2-3, Wrestling 2, Boys' Sports 3, Gymnastics Club Summer Track 4. Priscilla Saltzseider, Box 364 New Road, Monmouth Junction, DA 9-6457, Home Economics Club 1- 2, Glee Club 2, Dramatics Club 3, Future Homemakers Club 3-4, Hall Patrol 4. Mary Ann Savino, R.D. 111 Box 191, Jamesburg, AX 7-2079, Latin Club 3. Richard Schenck, Ridge Road, Monmouth Junction, DA 9-6377, 1,23 Football 1, Band 1-2-3-4, March- ing Band 2-3, Dance Band 3-4, Electricity Club 3, Junior Prom Decoration Committee 3. Connie Ann Schoenly, Georges Road, Dayton, DA 9-2023, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Cheerleading 1-2-3-4, GAA 1, Court of Junior Prom 3, Football Queen 4, Charm Club 1, Knitting Club 3, Favor Chairman of Prom 3, Chorale 1-2, Gradua- tion Chorus 1-2-3, Home Econom- ics Club 1. Jacqueline Scott, 37 Stillwell Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-2166, Future Nurses l-2, Yearbook 3, Library Council 3-4, Vice President of Li- brary Council 4, Hall Patrol 4. Martin Shapiro, 7 Winant Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-2043, Football 1, Track 2, Wrestling 3, Yearbook 3-4, Newspaper 4, Swimming 2- 3-4, Student Council 2-3-4. Patricia Sigle, Jamesburg Road, Jamesburg, DA 9-6278, Cheer- leading 1, Choir 1-2-3, Baseball 1, Student Council 2, Twirling2-3- 4, Players 3, Newspaper 3. Walter Skok, Griggs Drive, Day- ton, DA 9-6041 Laura Spataro, Ridge Road, Mon- mouth Junction, DA 9-6340, Presi- dent of Social Graces 1, Prom Committee 3, Math Club 1, Players 3, Yearbook 3, Newspaper 4, Cho- rus 1-2-3-4, Cheerleading 1-2-3- 4. Monroe Sprague, P.O. Box 136, George's Road, Dayton, DA9-6092, Wrestling 2-3-4, Captain of Wres- tling 4, Student Council President 4, Honor Society 3-4, Basketball l, Cross-Country l-2, Track 3-4, Band 1-2-3-4, Newspaper 3-4. Bob Sprouls, 33 Stillwell Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-3284, Art Club 3-4, Cross-Country 4. Bonnie Stanley, l4 Richford Road, AX 7-2769, Senior Chorus l-2-3- 4, Players 2-3, Future Nurses Club l-3-4, Marching Band 4, Bas- ketball l-2-4, Girls' Softball l, l, Senior Play 4. Donald Stout, 538 Major Road, Monmouth junction, DA 9-6548, Band l-2-3, Track l-3, Basketball l-2-3-4, Football 3-4. Cheryl Tannler. Kenneth Teffenhart, Dey Road, Cranbury, 395-1834, Chess Club l, Photography Club 2, Basketball 2, Future Physician's Club 3, Choir l-2-3-4, Hall patrol 2-3-4, Bowling Club 2. Don Traube, 65 Kingsley Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-3919, Math Club l, Shop Club l, Spanish Club l, Literary Magazine 3, News- paper 3-4, Student Council 4, Base- ball 2, Track 3-4, Cross-Country 3-4, Basketball 2-3-4. james Turley, l8 Savage Road, Kendall Park, AX 7 -0251, Cribbage 2-3-4. Lee Van Sise. Terry Visinski, Box 45, Dayton, DA 9-6836, Marching Band l-2-3- 4, Concert Band l-2-3-4, Senior Chorus l-2, Players 2-3-4, Hall Patrol 3-4, Yearbook Staff 3, Band Secretary 2-4, Student Director of Harvey 4, Decoration Committee for Junior Prom 3. Tom Wacker, 25 Pelman Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-2372, Concert Band l-2-3-4, Marching Band 2-3- 4, Dance Band l-2-3, Basic Scien- tific Research Club 4, Gymnastics Club 2-3, National Honor Society 3-4, Basketball Pep Band 4. Richard Weiss, 20 Newman Road, Kendall Park, AX 7-2289, Band l- 2-3-4, Chorus l, Dance Band 3, String Ensemble 3, Baseball l-2- 3-4, Newspaper 4, Student Council 4, Science Club 4. jimWheeler, 6Burnham Ct., Ken- dall Park, AX7-9267, Senior Cho- rus l-2-3-4, Senior Band l-2-3-4, Newspaper 2-3-4, Baseball l-2, Wrestling 3-4, Honor Society3-4, Chorale 2-3-4. Cheryl Williams, R.F.D. 414, Box 35413, Davidson Mill Road, North Brunswick, AX 7-9624, Home Eco- nomics Club l, Art Club l-2, GAA 2-3-4, junior Prom Committee 3, Senior Play Committee 4. james Willingham. jeffWolfe, Box 263 George's Road, Dayton, DA 9-6135, Basketball l- 2, Track l-3, Bowling Club 3, Gymnastics Club 3-4, Props Com- mittee for Teahouse of the August Moon 2, Props Committee for Guys and Dolls 3. 124 g . Q' 5 I . tt-952 3 uv- 19'- ',5 -1 i f if tt, 35 5' A N 1 Q m 4- X f- Q 5 1 f ,.,,,v.,, ,,,,,,--ff -15,1 f 1 f s K 'hw .,,. f LW. M if W, f ,,,M ff Q 'WU ,V ' ff! 1 er A hi ,Q rx 32 41 y f v 'f I 4 ,.. M f as 4 'wa-.,f 4M ' 4' , sv ,V l by K 3 ' ' my Q ' 22ml-hw , r cff:-M ,w, m,x - M47 Fi 6 ff'iff,o v,f,mf I X ,V,, ,V V, C MV ' 'Ziff f rw W :ffff,, um , , 1 'f', V , ,',, v 2 , Zmvifsfpfc ,,., I ', ,WW Q X ' -4 - Emi- ' f ' f f , A ,V ,,,, ,f ,- , , 1 , ' ' f ' I , fi'i74Uf, , ff f ,,,, ,, , I V . I, y if 4, rj , ff ie-f3ff,'l, . QC . , my ,W , I , f 4 ,, , Jul Z' . ff , -1..1 iff 'f 'U 'Wm iff!! fl 'f,v'f,, F-ww ' 'f'.' ,. 1. '- fu zz., if fm? '21, f1eiTfff'14f- i ff' Af -- nf. 1g+:41'1'1wfz '-f'- 'af ' , f' .. ,,-1 , , - 'ff 1 1 ' M Zfzfizf ,. .. ' ' V 116 A , , 12 1- ,Jjf f f X - X Ay , f ' 5' z D 1-if' 'fe' 7,' 5 A 1 V ' - n5i,'z5, ,, -111 . Liv H- A I 5? .ig L44fLf:?7,E1 A f f 1 ' f ff - , ,V , , ,,g, ,,!k , i V,,,,, WV U,5,,Z, , ww , ,',yy,ff.M, um, , ,Lf ,:,,,f 7,--'M '-'-' . ,W ' ff . . ff 17 , V 1 1 , 1 . - 12313-1' ffiiiffl J Ll '. 5 V ' - Q-'1 ,J,::,f,'5 ,L it f gg.,-1 ' ,Qu 10,4 .,-gin, H1 ::,frv,.:,3v,,g:f 'An I-,N Aff: MOUTH ll' X W Wx Sharon Wotton, R.F.D. if4, Box 355 E, North Brunswick, TA l-9l88, Art Club 3-4, Riding Club 3-4, GAA 3, Basketball 3, Hockey 3, Hall Patrol 4, Band l-2-3-4, Marching Band 2-3-4, Girls' Glee Club 3, Softball 3. SusanWotton, R.F.D. +54 Box 3551-3 NorthBrunsWick, TA l-9188, Soft- ball 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Field Hockey 2-3, Art Club l-3-4, Girls' Glee Club 3, Horseback Riding Club 3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Home Eco- nomics Club l, Hall Patrol 4. Tom Young, Mary Steet, Mon- mouth junction, DA 9-3491, Base- ball l, Band l-2-3-4, Marching Band l-2-3-4, Dance Band l-2-3- 4, Players 3. Greg Zaic, l5 Savage Road, Ken- dall Park, 297-9143, Football 1, Bandl-2-3-4, Pep Band 3-4, Dance Band 2-3-4, Wrestling 2-3-4, Newspaper 2-3-4, Literary Maga- zine 2-3-4, National Honor Society 3-4. V' gfi N xi r i -. ff - ff?'i?2.1',-':,5,: , ' ,Mg X, , X ,mann-gm. A .WH 4 2 f , a. 4 , x ff V P N L 61, S , v if L , M. 'A' 55- WWA 7 1621 b i TT, -k'.- 4 f ,V ,Y fv i ,W ,.,,.,w f I, f5ZWw4'Wzww f My - 9 Q X7 who Musically Inclined Best Looking H1 A , ,, . , K3 am E 2 Mm Most Intellectual Class Sweethearts A --- ..- 'S' 'S -Q lui.,-, , --Kg A ' '- A . . 128 .L. Best Dancers Class Fli rts Most School Spirit 129 Y 1 V 4 J W wi r f'-1 .,V, X9 Ldholi Most Athletic Most Likely To Succeed xl C lass Clowns '4'-tai, ,.,,g AA5'--I-Y 'wigg-S -1' --1--4. ' V-.Q ' .S QS- 'W L if-Z.:-, - - Q A 130 ' C05 who Class Wits Most Frie ndly -f f Qi Best Dressed 131 'I I I Most Typical Seniors I I I A I I I I I I' 1 I. I I -1 fx I Mus, f I xx I Q I R Z, I if I Q Most Dramatic u--- -i 1 . l-gv5..-- Done Most for S. B. I-I. S ,.-- --T ..- - -' --fi.. 132 Hootenanny '65 133 A I ,gm I.- ' 0' . 'V v ' 1 0 'lux-,, . V a., ' t Y '- 4 gf: kb -,- ,T ,- , - .. ' my ,N - 3. 6- iz.. 2- 5, ,. -f . - - ww-.y.wizg,..' . , -.i fl Q 1 A I Y ' ', ,,., ,yuan-Ulla ,v1 ',i :' . .4 t 45' iv-jj un V . , . 'ff' gnu'-snow 5' 4 5 4 ki x6 fx' ' fbi? 5 ff ve U Eg Z 5. I. . if 5' 1 if X ' if if 1 'X ' if ff Q Xf 5 5 44 , i 4 Q, 'Zz W E2 ,af n w 3 3 5 E 5 e 3 3 5 2 a g z 5 Q MLA J VM gi? fw M ,Wi W , fy 6 M if 222 if if f . Q 'ng j , 3 if 1 'wa f 4 Z gf u ,, Ziff! 5 if Senior Chorus A A 4 ff 136 The Senior Chorus, a group of 89 students directed by Mr. Albert Dorhout undertook a difficult task this year in performing Mozart's Mass in B which it presented to the high school at an assembly program and for the Christmas Concert. Schubert's Mass in Cf was performed for the Spring Concert. The Chorus presented afall con- cert for the first time composed of lighter music with a Pops concert in the Spring. The 22 chorale members performed with the chorus and Barbershop quartet, a new addition this year, in each concert to fill the Senior High vocal music Department. l Eighth Grade Chorus 137 Newspaper The Viking Press, the monthly publication of S.B.H.S. has taken on a new light. As always the Viking Press stands out as one ofthe best representations ofthe student body. Besides reporting the news of the school the Viking Press has taken upon itself to form a Community GoodWill Week. Their drive to sponsor the David Ronthaler Memorial Shelf Of American Studies was one of the staffs admirable accomplishments. The success of the paper is due to the able moderating of Mrs. Janice Lehet and the leadership of Editor Dan Bibel. x XX Tf ' lb :Il 138 N ,QF : NX Student Council A Well-functioning administrative unit, the Student Council has gone far this year in fostering better student life. Under the supervision of Monroe Sprague and Mr. Walter Sikorski better school spirit has becomea major accomplishment. This goal has been fostered through organized activities comprising various clubs, student busses to away games, dances, pep rallies and Fri- day night bonfires. These were all achieved through the student councils efforts. A sense of leadership, the right to voice one's opinions and mutual co- operation were a few of its accomplishments. .ESF 139 The Band Plays On f I 1 4 The South Brunswick High School Band, under the supervision of Mr. Chauncey Chatten, has once again displayed a great develop- ment of the art of music. Their devotion to their Work has proved beneficial. This devotion can be noted as the band performed with a certain perfection in South Pacific, and again in the 1965 Pop's Con- cert. Avote of thanks must be given to Mr. Chatten and all students in the band who have honored South Brunswick with their perform- ances throughout the past year. Dance Band 141 waz, Valhalla Staff F i 5 FIRST ROW: Evelyn Lewis. SECOND ROW: L. Inzetta, P. Rose, L. Howe, D Nelson, M. Pendleton. THIRD ROW: S. Higgins, E. Brennan, G. Davis, C, Symanski, D. Leach. FOURTH ROW: B. Kienna, I. Bemiss, R. Maxwell. in ,. .. ,M P .Mn Co-editors -- Evelyn Lewis G Leslie Harris YE ARBOOK With Mr. Churchill Clark as our ad- viser and Evelyn Lewis and Leslie Harris, co-editors, Valhally presents to the student body a Yearbook which includes a new feature. One-half of this book is dedicated solely to Seniors, in- cluding all aspects of student life. 17' , A g49'1'9 ff Myke Pendleton, Photography Editor f' -y,y'1f,- - 4 Q? f 5 fifa if fq , 2 ,,. I, , I M V 5:21 2' zf'1'Ul? ,'. :XX 331' W-fi 1 '7?1'f'.,,4,,'I Wk , at y -if is Lois Inzetta, Literary Editor What do you mean the underclassmen pio- tlires aren't done yet? -9, iff 0-fda., 'FW' -sf ' 'ff' f N7 , J L Q - QM 'E 3 X! 1 152 'Q ' f ' 1 E XX ' 143 'X Varsity Club GAA Biology Club Creative Writing Club G Honor Society f iv 4 W 2' o X D - L ' ws Q ' 'li fa--P'l'2ZZI ,, , ..r tn , , , . . W' ,f Y, , , .,.t ,, r ,, Hr A . , A . wir!! 51 I X w - - ,f , 'ev . - 'if ' - 4 - 1 ' R - xxx .. F7 . 9, H, Q ,:,,..-qu-4, ,,n,, ' '. .- f-,glh ' , , n as --1-.'Ass:, , I 113:- V f 4 yy 5.375 .2 I I A - aide,-,,Z5.,,jig,: , 75'- 5 fy X ft XL K 9. Hall Patrol fb: Honor Society Officers: Betty Lynch, Sec- retaryg Carolee Marz, Vice-Presidentg jim Leonard, Presidentg Sandra Poinsett, Treas- urer. German Club Art Club C . W' Auto Club Geography Club Jr. Home Economics Club Electric Shop Club Metal Shop Club L'--.Qt . A ,. x l- I 'ISM A f. xx 1 ' -f jd vm, , 'ff' 'fi - ' ' 4,3 Visual Aids Club Girls Woodworking Club Bridge Club Math Club X . ,1- . A K fl 'i , Ai x 4 I wx x,.q Emi .iz Z - lx -' .fiw ' K j l 1,' Dsl' v -xvxffi 3 x I N, , , c Biology Club My Qffnzl il Science Research Club Record Club Travel Club -Ji -1 X, Hg Xlfw' A, W gi, 'E A 3 , -a i ,E-3,1 i x g Q ,fe ,ab x, f un.tX. I weight Lining Future Nurses Crafts Club Office Practice Club Future Homemakers Chess Club ,. va w 1 f , i32,fE fl uid b .C , -. b zfi. 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