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

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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.

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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

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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 . Ill '85 E 'Tl ...mmf firxin ,gl