South River High School - Oriflamme Yearbook (South River, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1968 volume:

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Looking on (from left to right) arc Mr. Denny, Mr. Palomba, and Mrs. Denny. (bottom picture) Superintendent explains a point to board members (from left to right) A. Zambrowski, J. Bodnar, F. Rosclli, M. Toht. 4 'Dedication As we reflect upon your past sixteen years at South River, we take this opportunity to express our appreciation for the devoted services you have rendered, for your deep concern for the students and for your constant interest and endeavors in making South River High School a better environment for learning. In this tribute to a respected leader in the community and our superintendent, the Class of 1968, dedicates our ORIFLAMME to you, Mr. Anthony F. Agnone. J 5 Sight XM- empty corridors . . . Quarter tones before classes . . . Study in the Cibrary. Krig tit Jmages Mot “ranch”, or ft. . . Sewing the latest fashions . . . Dictation en franeais . . . Splendor in the weeds. 7 fleeting Images of After School Tirst aid at all hours . . . Pumpernickel party at the german Club meeting . . . Pams inspired at a Pep Pally . . . 3:20 stagecoach to Spotsburg. 8 Active Jmages of Weekends blazing bonfire Friday night. . . Satisfied customer . . . Saturday afternoon spirit “Shing-a-jCing, ftooga-loo. Junky ft roadway. ” 9 I! 7 Pres W JOSEPH BODNAR Elected by the people of South River, the goal of the Board of Education is to provide a suitable education for our youth. Along with the routine responsibilities the Board encourages public and student involvement in policies directly related to student life. -v ■ Administration ALFRED LOSIEWICZ Vice Principal Ed. M. MRS. MARY N. SMALL Vice Principal M.A. ANTHONY F. AGNONE Superintendent of Schools M.S. THEODORE SIVESS Principal M.Ed. English . . . Experiences in MISS GRACE DUNN B.A.. Ed. M. Head of Department English IV MISS BEVERI.Y HOYNOS B.S. English IV. Speech Image Players Having its own distinct aim, each year of our English language course left us with its own lasting impression. Our remembrance of each year's objective and the work encountered reflects our outstanding problems and interests. Our initial year of high school English was full of anticipation as we experienced only a general introduction to writing skills and literature. Along with Pip in the classic novel we entertained Great Expectations. Sophomore year marked the end of our introduction as we extensively cov-ered writing skills and a broad cross-section of literature. Studying Shakespeare's Julius Caesar was more often considered toil than such adventures as Night Flight by Anton de Saint Exupcry. Junior year was devoted to American literature and such famous Authors as Thoreau, Emerson, and Hawthorne. Interestingly, our study here in English paralleled our study of American history'. Writing was even more emphasized as we were required to write formal term papers. Our four year course culminated in a study of English literature with both reading and writing skills still playing integral rolls. Shakespeare reappeared in his Macbeth while other classics as Canterbury Tales by Chaucer were introduced. Our picture was completed by such popular works as The Pearl by John Steinbeck and The Call of the Wild by-Jack London. 14 MRS. MICHEI.E KAHRMANN B.A. English IV Future Teacher’s Association MRS. LYNN KULPA B.A. English II literature and Communication MRS. VICTORIA PATTERSON B.A. English III MISS I.EE REITH B.A. English II ANTHONY SCANNELLA B.A. English III Social Studies . . . A Key to Understanding Our Changing Society ALEXANDER LUKACS. JR. B.S.. M.Ed. U.S. History I, C.A.S. Head of Department MRS. PATRICIA CARNEY B.A. U.S. History II American Field Service MRS. ELIZABETH A. CHANDO B.A. U.S. History I Junior Red Cross EDWARD COLANTTI B.S.. M.A. World Geography, International Relations Geared to meet our varied interests, the Social Studies department offered a number of courses which left us with an understanding and awareness of the complex world society and how it evolved. We all studied the history of the United States for two years, and many took courses in World History, Geography, Contemporary American Society, and International Relations. Through these courses skills were developed in written and oral expression as we were made aware of the different social, economic, and political systems around the world. We hope to use these skills to play an intelligent and informed role in the ever-changing society in which we live. MRS. JUDY OLUFSON B.A. World History MISS COLLEEN TIERNEY B.A. U.S. History I MISS EMILY VARGA B.A. U.S. History I. II ACM Modernizes the Study of Cauguages Mrs. Tylutki shows pictures of Rome. To acquire a working knowledge of the modern languages, Spanish, French, and German, the instructors use the audio-lingual method. Together with this study, the department provides an insight into the past and present culture of their respective peoples. In effect, the language students find themselves participating in the practical aspects of the language while appreciating the talents of Cervantes, Rousseau, and Schiller, and the classic Marcus Aurelius. For the student interested in the classic tongue and the history of ancient Rome, a two year course in Latin is offered. Preparing recombinated response drills with Mrs. Kosa. ROBERT KILLIAN A.B. German German Club MRS. JOYCE KOSA A.B. Spanish I. II JAMES PATTERSON JOSEPH TAUSTA MRS. GLORIA TYLUTKI B S. Ph.B. A.B.. M.A. French Spanish II. III. IV Latin French Club Spanish Club Latin Club Our Science 'Department The science department endeavors to instill in the students an understanding of the systematic application of the knowledge man has accumulated in his search for truth in nature. The department itself is composed of three major divisions. The first is concerned with instruction in earth science, electricity, and the applied sciences of biology and physics. The remaining two branches include either college preparatory or honors courses in any of the basic sciences of biology, physics and chemistry and require a more involved study of the theoretical aspects of science as well as its various applications. Aiming to inspire its students to learn by their own faculties, rather than mere instruction by teachers, the science department has enlarged and made more flexible its laboratory work requirements. Discovering nature and its workings through individual experiences such as the dissection of a frog or the exploration of waves in a ripple tank is certainly gratifying and interesting. But the underlying importance of this reemphasized laboratory experience is the greater depth of understanding acquired. Mrs. Berg supervises chemistry lab. MtCHAF.I. SCHACK MS. Biology. Horticulture Club Head of Department MRS. C.AROI.F. BFRG B.S. Chemistry GORDON’ f I ARK A.B. Physics Astronomy Club 18 FRANCIS COLI.INS B.S. Biology Unravels Nature’s Mysteries Physics class discusses principles of motion. MRS. DIANE NOBLE B.S. Chemistry. Earth Science MICHAEL SCHEMICK B.S. Ob rary . . . Student and laculty local Point The library senes our students and faculty in the academic experience they share. It provides not only books, periodicals, and pamphlets but also a variety of audio-visual materials such as films, tapes, and recordings. Thus our well organized and complete library forms an integral part of our educational system. Biology Track. Cross Country Coach MRS. FRANCES MURPHY A.B. Head of Department MRS. MARIE GRAY Clerk Mrs. Noble hands Eugene his chemistry test. 19 Our Math 'Department Emphasizes the Zheoretieal and the Practical MRS. BARBARA JOHANNES A. B. Algebra II. Business Math PATRICK McGLINCY B. S.. Calculus. Senior Math Applied Physics Calculus is the limit with Mr. McGlincy. To meet the varied interests and needs of students studying math, the Mathematics Department is divided into two curricula. The first division, which prepares the student for everyday mathematical problems, consists of General Math and Math Review. The second curriculum, intended for the college bound student, offers him five years of math from Algebra I to Introductory Calculus. Triangles, compasses, numerous problems and diagrams introduce the geometry and trigonometry student to the type of math he will encounter later on in school. For the more mathematically inclined, the Department offers an advanced course which places its emphasis not on solving problems but on providing the students with an insight into concepts. Many hours of lecture and discussion help the students comprehend these principles of mathematics. MRS. ETHEL MURPHY B.S. Geometry I V MRS. HELEN OKULSKI B S Algebra I. II 20 Tine Jrts and Guidance. . . M Opportunity for Self-Expression and Realization Mrs. Rosenzweig instructs an art class. Mr. Hitchncr completes a job recommendation. Our fine arts curriculum includes Music and Art. Although neither is a major subject, both provide opportunities for learning, appreciation and service. Given the opportunity to display their achievements, the Music and Art Departments perform a major service to both school and community. Considering our students as individuals, each with his own distinctive character and ambition, our guidance counselors aid them in selecting courses, preparing for college, choosing vocational objectives and in working out practically any personal conflict that might arise. MRS. ELIZABETH PRENTICE Ed. M. Head of Department Music Choral Groups JOHN DOOLEY MRS. BRENDA ROSENZWEIG KENNETH HITCHNER MRS. BETTY HUMMEL Ed. M. A.B. M.A. A.B. Band Art Guidance Guidance 21 MRS. LORETTA BURKE B.C.S. Head of Department Steno I Secretarial Office Practice business T)cpartmeHt KENNETH ARIANAS M.A. Bookkeeping I. II Golf Coach To cover the wide range of students seeking future positions in the business world, the Business Department is divided into two curricula. The repetition and practice of steno, typing and secretarial office practice help prepare students of the secretarial course for jobs as stenographers and secretaries. Bookkeeping, record keeping, consumer economics, sales, clerical office practice, and business law make up the general business course. The payrolls, contracts, buying and selling techniques of these subjects help qualify the graduate to enter directly into the business world or continue his business education. MRS. DOROTHY COLUCCIO B.S. Business I.aw Office Machines ijAlvJL- .... r Ssjuck-'b Mrs. Coluccio explains the use of Business machines. j u t f JUl(VOU'Jt MISS EDWINA LACH B.S. Stcno II, Typing II MRS, KATHERINE SCHiUl MRS. CARMEN PAUSE A.B. Typing I GEORGE SWENSON B.S.. B. Adm. Record Keeping. Consumer Economics Advisor—RAM MRS. DOROTHY WOJCICKI B.S. Typing I. Sales Advisor-Twirlcrs Mrs. Burke listcnsAo a question in her stcno cla! aw Mr. Swenson explains a bookkeeping technique. 23 Vocational Zraining . . . Jndustrial Arts and Home Economics The Home Economics Department offers its students practical skills essential to future homemakers. Fragrant smells from the kitchen constantly fill the halls. Display cases full of needlework exemplify the accomplishments of the girls. Besides offering instruction, the department lends a hand in decorating the school during the holidays, and in catering to special school functions. The coordinated program of print, metal, and wood shop with mechanical and engineering drawing furnished by the Industrial Arts Department gives the boys a well-rounded introduction to the practical arts. Through its program the department provides innumerable services for the school. Allowing the students to participate in individual projects the Home Economic and Industrial Arts Departments furnish the students a preparatory program in the vocational arts. Mrs. Col lard prepares display case. Mrs. Kraczyk gets ready for Home Ec. class. MRS. JOSEPHINE KRACZYK B.S. Head of Department Foods Advisor—Hostess Club MRS. CHRISTINE COLLARD B.S. Clothing Advisor—Future Homemakers’ Club JOHN CARROLL B.S. Head of Department Metal Shop Baseball Coach J.V. Basketball Coach WILLIAM KENDRICK B.A. Mechanical Drawing Engineering Drawing Class Advisor WALTER KOZIATEK B.S. Printing RONALD WOJCICKI B.S. General Shop Football Coach 24 HENRY LABUDZKI STANLEY SMYKAJ MISS MARIE ZEBRO B.S.. M.A. B.S. B.S. Wrestling Coach Class Advisor Physical Education . . . Qeared for Ml JOHN FITZPATRICK Director of Athletics Head of Department JOSEPH DUDRA B.S. Throughout the year the Physical Education Department attempts to develop the student in both body and character. During gym periods students are provided with the opportunity to participate in team, dual, and individual sports, dance exercises, and calisthenics. Students can also join the various intramural sports supervised by the department. The boys enjoy basketball while the girls' program includes field hockey, bowling, softball, volleyball, badminton, along with basketball. The boys' varsity and junior varsity teams offer the student the opportunity to participate in interscholastic sports. This past spring golf was added to the ranks of football, cross country, basketball, wrestling, track, and baseball. The department sponsors several boys to represent the school in the Marine Physical Fitness Test in the spring. Girls participate interscholastically in basketball and enjoy dance and volleyball Play Days. In another role that is equally vital to the students, the department provides instruction in first aid, driver's education, civil defense and community health. Though offered only once a week, the teachers make maximum use of the time to produce an effective program. In its dual role the Physical Education Department furnishes curricula that have significant effect on the students. 25 Miss Fieseler and Mr. Labudzki check rosters. Coach takes a well-earned breather. Essential Personnel MRS. DORIS BOORAEM Clerk-Steno MRS. BETTY KANDUR Clerk MRS. CEAL K LI VAN Clerk MRS. GLORIA DR. A. A. PANSY MARTIN Medical Inspector Clerk HENRY O. SCHLEGEI. Custodian of School Funds MRS. MARTINA STONEHOUSE Clerk DR. WILLIAM WF.STCOTT Dentist MISS ANNE ZIMBICKI School Nurse Heightens School Morale Left to right: Mrs. Madelyn Chorpita, Mrs. Phyllis Hoover, Mrs. Marie Schied, Mrs. Dorothy Riepl, Mrs. Josephine Gileski, Mrs. Anna Kules2a, Mrs. Vicki Magaw, Mrs. Helen Major, Mrs. Nancy Perkins, Mrs. Alice Wneek. The cafeteria reflects the holiday spirit. Right to left: Mr. Edwin Hatter, custodian; Mr. Julius Mate, custodian; Mr. Stanley Rojck, custodian; Mr. Robert Swedrek, custodian; Mr. Edward Slaski, custodian. 27 CLASS ADVISOR MR. STANLEY SMYKAJ CLASS OFFICERS President, Leon Witkowski; Vice-President, Susan Douglas; Treasurer, Lynette Krosnowski; Secretary, Charlene Bigelow. Seniors HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Standing: J. Montanti.M. Anderson, L. Galley, C. Banziger, P. Wolynec, N. Pawlowski, P. Wesp, A. Marino, C. Stcimling, T. Sheyda, A. Caputo, B. Howarth, J. Nielsen. Seated: M. Grodzki, C. Sigel, L. Witkowski, S. Douglas, L. Krosnowski, C. Bigelow. 30 W| t FRESHMAN YEAR Mr. Salerno and Mr. Russell—our Leaders... schlickies at Julius’.. .Rec. dances. ..Friday nights, right side, last row, the Capitol. .. class elections— the big tie.. .Jack elected.. .hot dog sales—preview to high school lunches??. ..Mr. Russell’s shop boys ... ’’Come on gang, gotta go down the river and get weeds for the dance”... paper flowers made every study period...no smoking in the laundromat and no holding hands in the Spring... April Fool's for Mr. Heck... Hawaiian setting for the dance with authentic volcano.. .Bear Mountain—battles in the rowboats.. .Hershey, Pa. with the Student Council. JUNIOR YEAR S.R. undefeated. .. Fraak-— Back of the Week” ...Jazzy our official cook. .. bringing down the goalposts on Thanksgiving.. .trig proves troublesome. . .glass corridor gets painted by Class of ’68 ...center court finished at last!.. .Prize-winning float...our own summer place at Beacon Manor— pounding surf, icy sand, Ballerina perfume. . . Student Council campaign—parades and processions— Mike our leader. . .St. Rita Hotel... sights and sounds of The Red Badge of Courage.. . We killed the goose that laid the golden egg”.. .juniors man the driver’s ed car.. .two days of gym.. .more cheerleaders—more pep. . .pretzel peddlers. . .we specialize in American Lit. .. physics woes... letters of commendation to Nat and Larry...Operation Cheer underway. . .Ram courtmen at Convention Hall. SOPHOMORE YEAR My name is Mr. Smykaj.”—Did you say Mr. Smykefellow?. . . sing soph!”.. .bio stipples and Mr. Schack’s nature walks. . .trampled on the way to lunch. .. the wheelies”.. .our great assembly. . . decorating in Lynette’s garage...sophomore girls and upperclassmen. . .trip to Franklin Institute—and the Heart. . .Youth Council trips to Camclback and Spray Beach... Cheryl stars in Bells Arc Ringing” ...Nick, our Prez...first year magazine campaign ...Mrs. O’Neill’s English class... Steno I initiation ... leaky pot at Sophomore Dance. . .voting machines for Student Council elections. . .three Sophomores on the starting five...Mr. Wojcicki’s first year too ...our band marches down 5th Avenue in the St. Patty Day Parade... the mixed-up chorus. . .Mrs. Minkin for the first time. 31 Our Senior year Js Most Memorable (or Seniors become ANN MARIE A. AGNONE ,Her eyes are deepest wells of hidden thoughts. Active participant.. . dedicated to the one I love ... never on time... way with words .. . homework seeker. ORIFLAMME 4; RAM 3. 4: Future Teacher ’ Association 2. 3 (Vice-President). 4 (President); Dance Committee 2. 3. 4; Football Program Committer 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3: Forensic League 2. 3 (Secretary): Image PI a vers 2, 3. 4; American Field Service 4: Pep Club 2. 3. -I; Junior Red Cross 3. 4 (President): Latin Club 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4. ELLEN ELISE AHREND Life is to be enjoyed—that I intend to do. Relaxes with art...talk, talk, talk...top-notch in Home Ec...an eye for the opposite sex...“Tell me your problems . Future Nurses' Association 4; German Club 3: Image Players 2; Girls Athletic Association 2: Future Homemakers 3. CHRISTINE ELLEN AI.LGAIR I am not in the role of the common man. Unlimited versatility.. .aversion to winter... I’m up for that!”... Hawaii bound...surf enthusiast. ORIFLAMME 4: Student Council 2. 3: French Club 2. 3 (Vice-President); National Honor So-ciety 3. I: Cheerleader 2. 3 (Secretary); Mixed Chorus 3: Girls Trio 4; D-Naturals 2, 4. AMBITION: College LYNWOOD ANDERSON There is mischief in my bones. Mr. Losiewicz's terror.. .detention room regular. . .Barkalow’s pal... drag race... Just Us”. AMBITION: College 32 Student Readers MARK JOSEPH ANDERSON Life is full of laughs and fun. What haircut?— Maze in Three Movements’.. .Rich's pal...Navy bound.. .homework woes. AMBITION: Navy CHRISTINE THERESA BACZESKI It’s nice to be natural when you're naturally nice Jokes come naturally.. .Diane's pal...Mr. Tausta's scholar...talkative.. .future Nurse. ORIFLAMME BOARD 4; Future Nunes’ 2. 3 (Vice President). 4; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3: Football Program Committee 4; Girls’ Athletic Association 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Harmony Belles 4. AMBITION: Nunc LOUIS BA 1.1 NT Mechanics thrust the world forward. Audio-visual operator.. .scientific interests .. .avid worker.. .' King”... .headed for the Air Force. Visual Aids 3. 4. AMBITION: Air Force CURTIS GRANT BANZIGER Science is the labor and handicraft of the mind. Electronically inclined.. .dabbles with rockets ...academically successful.. .aspirations for the future.. .star gazer. German Club 3. 4; Band 2: Visual Aids 3, 4; Astronomy Club 3. 4. AMBITION: Electronic Engineer 33 DONNA GWEN BARAB While we enjoy today, let's plan tomorrow. Home Ec. failures.. .Ncwarkie all the way ...Candy Striper. . .mischievous moments .. .full of laughs. Future Teachers’ Association 4; Future Nurses’ Association 4: Image Players 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Future Homemakers 4. AMBITION: Elementary Teacher RICHARD JAMES BARKALOW Happy am I, from care I'm free. One of the guys.. .at every party... Stones fan. . .Colonial Diner regular. . . toothpick anyone . AMBITION: Undecided RAYMOND ItfrBAR K E LEW , , What Itff $iyt me I cheerfully lecept.’' Collector .of stamps.. .out of tWn 'interest: .. .one of the taller set.. .musically iAcliHgd .. .quift moments. W ORIFLAMME 4; German Club 2. 3. 4; Banc 2, 3. 4; Science Club 2; Image Players 3: Astronomy Club 4. AMBITION: Chemist Sophomores Mow Down HOWARD H. BAUMANN It’s plain to see, no angel he, but we love him all the same. Scouting's his pleasure.. .drummer boy... always a hello. . .Spotswooditc.. .likes the outdoors. Band 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: Accountant 34 ROBERT L. BELL Every man is the architect of his own fortunes. Tall and lean... sports galore. ..ham radio fan.. .knows his cars.. . Hcllooo.” Visual Aids 4. AMBITION: College ■ WILLIAM F. BENNETT A carefree heart that laughs at worry. That sly grin... drag race enthusiast.. .cute mischief maker... Too rough”...fun before books. AMBITION: Undecided Kangaroo Court enforced ROBERT A. BIENKOWSKI Silence can do good and little harm. No worries.. .car minded.. .clever wise cracks.. .good worker.. .goes Nork all the way. AMBITION: Undecided EDWARD MATTHEW BIERNACKI lie is an athlete through and through. Tall and built.. .gridiron terror.. .A plus personality.. . Big Ed”.. .girls? Student Council 2. 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 2. 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: College 35 MARIE SHARON BIERNACKI Silence is more musical than any fong!” .. .continually laughing .multi charm bracelets.. .shore summers.. .Spanish scholar. Teachers' Association 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. 2; Image Play-Association 2. 2: Mixed Cho-Science Club 2. AMBITION: College MICHELLE ANN BISCOTTO Friends are more precious than silver and gold.” Math blues...Paul Newman fan...that summer in Pa.... Carol’s friend.. . Par-lez-vous francais? RAM 2: Future Teachers' Association 3; French Club 2. 3. 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3: Pep Club 2. 3. AMBITION: College THOMAS F. BOHNYAK Quiet people are welcome everywhere.” Scientifically minded...shy and usually quiet... A. V. boy...Gene's pal... Get a new projector! German Club 2, 4; Image Players 2; Visual Aids 2. 3. 4: Astronomy Club 4. AMBITION: College CHARLENE NORA BIGELOW She never walks alone. Peppy personality.. .menace behind the wheel. ..bouncy blond tresses. ..secretarial ambitions. . .seen with her baton. Spanish Club 2; Dance Committee 2, 3; Football Refreshment Committee 3: Home oom Representative 3: Future Business Leaders of America 3. 4; Image Players 3; Girls' Athletic Association 2; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Twirlcr 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Class Officer 4. Secretary; Future Secretaries Association 3. 4. AMBITION: Secretary Grand Opening for School Store 36 KATHLEEN ANN BOYCE The friendly will always hate friends Sparkling brown eyes... Algebra brain...adds a touch of humor .. .terrific book selections.. . Keep the ball rolling.” Future Nurses’ Association 3: German Club 4; Girls' Athletic Association 2: Pep Club 4. AMBITION: College NATALIE BORISOVETS She has all that she will need challenge life and to succeed.” Mrs. Murphy’s right hand.. .scholarly ways... famed award winner.. .book worm.. .enthusiastic singer. French Club 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4; Library Council 2. 3. 4 (President): Forensic League 4: Mixed Chorus 3: American Field Service 3. 4; B Naturals 3. 4. AMBITION: College BRASNO shadows departed.” .. . Braz.. .peppy —the girls are ROBERT H. BRIDGENS AtXvays has something to say. Physics champ...back stage boy... Come again and slower!”.. .football woes...original geometry. German Club 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2; Football 3; Wrestling 3. 4; Forensic League 3. 4; Visual Aids 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 4. AMBITION: Chemical Engineer NANCY ANN BRUSH There’s mischief and laughter lurking in her eyes Bright and witty... I beg to differ, Mr. Smykaj!”.. .basketball buff.. . yak, yak, yak,”.. .Clark's terror. Future Teachers’ Association 4; Future Nurses’ Association 2. 3. 4; Girls Athletic Association 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: Nurse JOSEPH MILLER BRYANT, JR. We find in life what we put into it. Car buff.. .teachers' torment.. .voices his opinion.. .clock-watcher. . .personality to suit every occasion. Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: Undecided 38 BARBARA JO ANN BULGER The music in my heart 1 bore long after it was heard no more. 400 sandwiches overnight?.. .State Chorus regular.. .double locker visiting.. . Whoever has Mrs. Prentice's keys?”.. .S.R.H.S.'s Twiggy. ORIFLAMME BOARD 4; Future Teachers’ Association 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; (Secretary) Band 2. 3. 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3: Forensic League 2: Image Players 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2, 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Harmony Belles 2. 3. 4; Girls Trio 3. 4; Junior Red Cross 4 (Treasurer); B-Naturals 2, 3. 4 (President). AMBITION: Music Teacher front Door Privileges MAE ELLEN BURGHARDT Worry and care, she knows not what they are. Got any gum??”.. .where the action is ...lends a sympathetic ear.. .interested in class of ’67... crazy dancer. AMBITION: Undecided ALAN HOWARD CABOT Everything comes if a man only waits. Spanish blues?.. .dramatic flair...seen with .Jeff.. .always a hello.. .crazy ideas. Spanish Club 4; Wrestling 2; Forensic League 2, 3. 4 (Treasurer); Image Players 3, 4. AMBITION: College CHRISTINE MARY BUSZKO Born to write, converse, and live with ease. Is it really misery?”.. .that psychedelic chair.. .francais and deutsch-.. .math woes ... Homecoming grief. ORIFLAMME 4; Student Council 4; RAM 2. 3: Future Teachers' Association 3, 4; Latin Club 2. 3. 4; French Club 2, 3. (Secretary) 4; Dance Committee 4; Football Program Committee 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Image Players 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 3: Homecoming Chairman 4; Junior Red Cross 3.Jje retary 4. AMBITION: Colic NANCY JEAN CALLEO Worry and concern are not part of my life. Outside interests.. .office asset.. .sweetness plus.. .always yakking.. .gym terror. Future Business Leaders 3; Future Secretaries Association 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Girls Athletic Association 2. AMBITION: Undecided 39 BARBARA KAREN CANNON Sparkle in her eyes reflects friendship in her heart. One of our fashion plates... college interests.. .future girl fri-day... sweet and neat.. .basketball enthusiast. Girls' Glee Club 2; Future Business Leaders of Amrrica 4; Image Players ALFRED C. CAPUTO Always happy, always full of fun. One of the cuter set...beats a mighty drum.. .swift footed. .. fore”.. .car know-it-all. Homeroom Representative 4; Track 5. 4; Mixed Chorus 4. AMBITION: Lawyer NANCY ELAINE CANO Silence is true wisdom’s best reply. Jeeps.. .interests in class of 1967.. .studious outlook.. .Mr. Tausta's pet.. .athletic ability Spanish Club 2. 5. 4: Student Council 4: Image Players 2. 3: Girls Glee Club 4; Girls Athletic Association 2; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Harmony Bells 4; Pep Club 3. 4; BNaturals 4. AMBITION: College 40 ROBERT CHARLES CAREY This lad leads a life as merry as a king. Cars are his business. . .girls galore... never a care.. .classroom terror—flaming hair and freckles. AMBITION: College LINDA SUE CARVER There’s mischief and laughter lurking in her eyes. Majors in fun and friends.. .terror to Moose ... Lee’s sidekick...phys. ed blues...looks forward to weekends. Image Players 4; Hostess Club 4. AMBITION: Undecided ROBERT H. CERTO Treat your friends for what they are. One large pizza!...a blast at any party... ladiei’ man... Want a ride?”... Arky's accomplice. Student Council 2. 5: Baseball 3. 4; Wrestling 2. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Homeroom Representative 2. AMBITION: Undecided LAURA ANN CHURCH They move easiest who have learned to dance. Listens to the latest gossip.. .bugaloo expert .. . Oh yeah .. .Churchkeys.. . where’s Arlene?” AMBITION: Undecided {Jas ife «rv- tiL MICHAEL PETER CIENCEWICKI Deeds filled my life, not inactive years. j Seems quiet, but wow!...Prez at the micro- phone. . .jumps the high hurdles.. .Hey Cien-cy.. .collegiate clothes. Student Council 4 (President); The Ram 3; Latin Club 3. 4 (President); German Club 3. 4; Homeroom Representative 3: Track 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: College 1 41 MARY LUCILLE CLAWGES Iutugh and the world laughs with you.” Weekends and Marines...a people watcher .. . where's your hall pass? . . .my very own Bomb .. .salt, spray and sand. Homeroom Representative 4; Hostess Club 4. AMBITION: Secretary ARVEDA MARIE COBURN So easy to remember, so hard to forget Bcatlemania... nursie... ’68 interests... al- ways a hello...Mr. Colantti’s friend. Image Player 4: Mixed Chorus 4. AMBITION: Secretary BRUCE RODGER CONOVER A man's own character shapes his fortune.” Weekend man... Weber's friend.. .blows a mean clarinet.. .ready with an answer.. .mischievous ways. Band 2. 5. 4. AMBITION: College Weeding the Courtyard FREDERICK GEORGE CORTESE Whatever I don’t know, I take a few guesses. Used library card. . . Cork”.. .speaks up in history.. .Phys. Ed. vigor.. .sports minded. AMBITION: College 42 Smile, you're on Crimmins' camera... magazine peddler.. .organization man... Youth Council Prez.. .class cutter. ORIPLAMME BOARD 4: Student Council 2. J: French Club 2; Band 2. 4; Football Program Committee Chairman 4; Football Refreshment Com-mittce Chairman J: Homeroom Representative 2: Basketball 2. 3; Track 3. 4; Image Players 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Boys Chorus 3. 4; Quarter tones 3. 4; Ram Squad 2; Operation Cheer Chairman. AMBITION: Photographer A Substitute for Study Periods EUGENE CSORDAS Each mind has its ou n method. Red Convertible.. .easy going.. . Norkic” he is.. .Girls, girls, girls.. .waits for 3:13. AMBITION: Undecided WASYL DASHKIEWICZ Few men are so clever as to know all the mischief they do.” Devoted to the shop.. .drives a little bug... lunch line cutter.. .’ Lucky”.. .flannel shirts. AMBITION: Undecided MARK ANDREW DERRY Silence never hurt anyone.” Daily commuter.. .field and stream man... one of Labudzki's men...wild blue yonder. Wrestling 3. 4. AMBITION: College-Air Force 43 KEL delight cun utiful clothes .a special at app .seer laugh... ] Spanish Club 2. ?. 4; Image Players 3: Gi'ls Athle'c Association 2; Mixed Chorus 3: Pep Club 3, 4. AMBITION: College MARIANNE DOMBROWSKI Tomorrow’s life is too late, live today hidden mischief.. .talking, I love it... a blonde streak.. .steno enthusiast, head taller than most. Football Refreshment Committee 3: Future Business Leaders 3. 4; Girls Athletic Association 2: Pep Club 3: Future Secretaries Association 3. 4. AMBITION: Executive Secretary RICHARD FRANCIS DOMANSKI Life is nothing but a dream. Surfer Boy... Where is Klos? ... Wild Mustang.. .clock watcher. . .Monday headaches. French Club 3: Science Club 2; Mixed Chorus 4. AMBITION: Draftsman Zhings Are 44 ANTHONY S. DON1SE, JR. If work interferes with pleasure, throw out the work” Hot rod enthusiast.. .girls!?!... pleasure—then books!!... easy come, easy go... loves hunting and fishing AMBITION: State Trooper MARIAN ESTELLA DOWNS Silence is a friend that never betrays A Kubcrski regular... lasting love for man's best friend.. .quiet mostly... “Hey Lorraine”.. .easy to get along with Hostess Cluh 3. 4; American Field Service •1; Mixed Chorus 4; Library Council 4. AMBITION: Office Worker SUSAN J. DOUGLAS The greatest pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do School spirit at its best.. . Today’s assembly is about”...remember 124-B? .. .a willing partner for every prank.. Qu'est qu'un homme dans 1'infini?” ORIFLAMME 4: Student Council 3. 4; RAM .3, 4 (Feature Editor): Assembly Chairman 4; French Club 4; Cheerleader 2. 4 (President); Dance Committee 2. 3. 4; Class Officer 4 (Vice-President); Image Players 3. 4; Girls' Glee Club 3. 4: Girls' Athletic Association 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Harmony Belles 3; Quariertoncs 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3 (Treasurer); BNaturals 3. 4; Senior Youth Council 3. 4; Float Committee 3. 4; Class Assemblies 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: College lust “Zoo Rough” JOHN EDWARD DROZD. JR. A carefree heart that laughs at worry Cars—his pleasure.. .detention blues... always a Hi .. .Cares?? Never!... sports fan AMBITION: Machinist 45 ERNIE WILLIAM DUBESTER A gentleman by nature and a student by education ' Si, Scnor.. .naturally witty... likeable fellow...bowls with excellence.. .strums a guitar.. .sports galore. Baseball 2. 4. AMBITION: Lawyer ROBERT THOMAS EASTMAN An easy-going and easy mannered guy.” Usually quiet.. .willing worker...his pleasure—bowling.. . Punye ... famous dad. Spanish Club 5. 4; Track J. 4. AMBITION: Electrical Engineer 46 Zeddy finishes the ROBERT HARRY DUROVICH To be honest as this world goes, is to be one man picked out of ten thousand” Throws the javelin.. .Mike's friend... ace bowler.. .avid school supporter.. .moody way. Spanish Club ); Track 3. 4; Ram Squad 4. AMBITION: Civil Engineer DONNA LYNN ECKARDT Beauty is its own excuse for being. A talented and versatile lass...band V.I.P. .. .a neat dresser.. .Sea Isle summers... partial to Corvairs. RAM 3: Student Council 4; Future Nurses 4; Image Players 4; Mixed Chorus 3: Harmony Belles 3. 4; Twirlcr 3. 4 (Drum Majorette). AMBITION: Nurse CHRISTINE ELMORE A woman’s greatest asset is her silence Hails from Spotswood... nice to know... seen but seldom heard.. .collegiate dresser .. .sand and sun. Football Refreshment Committee 3. AMBITION: Secretary ELAINE ANNE ESTRADA One who has an overabundance versation Always there when things are happening, loves dancing and music.. .one special soldier.. .athletically inclined.. .petite miss. Dance Committee 2; Girls Athletic Association 2. 3. 4; Homeroom Representative 3. AMBITION: Undecided 4 on P 5. P WAYNE FAUST A combination rare and true, athlete, friend and good fellow too Witty remarks.. .stands out in a crowd... avid basketball enthusiast.. . Hello!”... high in academics. ORIFLAMME 4; Student Council 2; RAM 2. 3. 4 (Sports Editor); Latin Club 3 (Secretary); Spanish Club 3. 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3: Homeroom Representative 2; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Image Players 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Boys Chorus 3. 4; Quarter Tones 3. 4. AMBITION: College DIANE LILLIAN FREEMAN In her very quietness there is a charm. future nurse... long blonde tresses... sincerity- beyond compare.. .Rutgers tonight?... Chris’s chum. ORIFLAMME 4; Future Nurses’ Association 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4; Football Program Committee 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Junior Red Cross 3. 4. AMBITION: Nurse ANDREW GEORGE FRITZ Every great man is unique Terror on the mats.. . Well I don't know!” ...Futz and his doughnuts.. .Alley boy... Hole and Nick. Student Council 3; Latin Club 3. 4; German Club 3. 4 (Vice-President); Band 2, 3 (Treasurer); Dance Committee 2; Football Refreshment Committee 3: Homeroom Representative 2; Wrestling 2, 3. 4; Baseball 3. AMBITION: College Outline. Draft, Tml — RICHARD FULHAM Tis a good world I live in. One of the larger set. .cars and girls forever...runs a ’55 Chevy.. .sports enthusiast .. .fun loving. AMBITION: Automotive Engineer 48 LYNN MARIE GALLEY RICHARD ANTHONY GASS A good disposition is a gift of god Underclassman interests. .. 1, 2, 5.. .bouncy cheerleader.. .weekend fun?.. .Algebra blues. Student Council 2; Future Teachers' Association 4; Spanish Club 2; Cheerleader 2. 4; Dance Committees 2. 5; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Homeroom Representative 3. 4; Image Players 2. 3. 4; Girls' Athletic Association 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Pep Club 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: College A good intention results in sudden respect. History scholar.. .gentlemanly ways...seen but seldom heard.. .friendly smile for all... Bell's pal. AMBITION: Undecided Compositions Qalore ISABEL CRISTINA GEADA Business is my pleasure and pleasure is my business. E.B. interests.. .in on the fun.. .cute.. .racing stripes or what!.. .neatly groomed. AMBITION: Undecided Take life easy, tomorrow is another day. High stepping twirler...shoes galore.. .outside interests.. .long dark tresses.. .keeps you laughing. Spanish Club 2; Future Business Leaders of America 2. 3. 4; Girls' Athletic Association 2. 3, 4; Twirler 4; Pep Club 2. AMBITION: Secretary 49 THOMAS F. GIZICKI Nothing is more valuable to a man than courtesy. Gentlemanly manner. . .neat dresser.. .gridiron terror. . .loads of friends.. .girls? ORIFLAMME 4; Student Council 4; RAM 3. 4; French Club 3. 4: Dance Committee 2; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Football 2. 4; Wrestling 3; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Astronomy Club 3. AMBITION: Engineer JEFFREY BRUCE GOLDEN Personality, appearance, and intellect complete the man. Mat terror.. .avid school supporter.. . Me .. .outside interests.. .always a helping hand ORIFLAMME 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 3 (Treasurer). 4; Spanish Club 3. 4; National Honor Society 4; Band 2. 3. 4: Dance Committee 2; Homeroom Representative 2. 3: Golf 3. 4; Wrestling 2. 3. 4; Image Players 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4;. Boys’ Chorus 4; Quarter Tones ). 1; Pep Club 2. AMBITION: College Qridiron Jnjuries — flo Drawback SUSAN JANET GLOCK True happiness may be secured by the giving of one’s self. Charming personality.. .cameo complexion neat as a pin. . .twinkling twirler.. .multicolored studebaker. Student Council 2. 3; Dance Committee 2; Future Business Leaders of America 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Twirler 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. AMBITION: Office Worker ROBERT K. GOLDSTEIN Today is the tomorrow that you worried about yesterday. Classical guitar.. .rifle shooting kick... bowls many strikes.. .refined manners... ... swift trackman. Visual Aids 2, 3. 4; Track 3. 4; Astronomy Club 3. 4. AMBITION: College 50 to a Winning Season ANTON JOSEPH GRAF The world is a wheel and it will all come round right.” Drives a flashy Dodge...can be seen at Acme.. .clowns around...the Red Baron... 3:13 and gone. AMBITION: Armed Forces MARCIA MARIE GRODZKI Life is full of laughs and fun. Krauszer’s milk maid...fun and games in B-Nat's.. .piano perfectionist.. .“Hey Grotz ... too rough . B-Naturals 4; Girls' Athletic Association 4. AMBITION: Piano Teacher NICHOLAS WAYNE GRABKO He looks shy but don’t let that fool you. Captain of the mound.. . Hey, Barkcy ... a real man would ... one of the guys... Spike . Latin Club 3: Spanish Club 3; Basketball 2. 3. 4; Baseball 2, 3. 4; Football 2; Mixed Chorus 4; Astronomy Club 3. AMBITION: Baseball Coach LARRY STUART GREENFIELD Give the world the best you have and the best will come back to you. Good speller .. .those trips to the village ... Leery”... student band director.. .academic honors. ORIFLAMME 4; RAM 2: Latin Club 3. 4; Spanish Club 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Band 2. 3. 4 (President); Dance Committee 2: Forensic League 2; Image Players 2. 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4: Baseball 2 (Manager). AMBITION: College ROBERT JOSEPH GROSS Silence is mote eloquent than words” Man of few words... ready to help.. .aversion to books... nice guy.. .soft voice. Visual Aids 3. 4: Track 3, 4; Spanish Club 2; Image Players 2: Astronomy Club 2. 3. AMBITION: Radio Technician RONAI.D JOHN GRYGO Cast away care, laugh away sorrou Too rough”... studious?... footh “are. 1 ,nd “ - AMBII ION: Journalist LENORE GRUNDMAN In order to be happy, you must make others so. Majors in talking...a true and lasting friend.. .dark tresses. . .Mustangs catch her eye.. .school ring in Delaware. Forensic League 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 3: Future Homemakers 2. 3. 4 (Secretary). AMBITION: Teacher LILLIE GURYN Joy is not in things, it is in us.” A talented singer.. .pleasing disposition ...golden tresses.. .cute attire... .. .''What can I say?” RAM 3: Future Teacher's Association 4; German Club 3. 4; Forensic League 4: Girls Athletic Association 4: Girls Glee Club 3: Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Harmony Bells 3. 4; Quartertones 3. 4; Pep Club 2; B-Naturals 3. 4 AMBITION: College 52 JILL ANGELINA HECTOR Is she so quiet and demure? Maybe, but dortt be too sure. Fancy coiffures.. .steno whiz.. .6b lunch happening. . .a stitch in time .. .sophisticated miss. THE RAM 3: Future Teachers’ Association 2. 3; Spanish Club 2, 3: Future Homemakers 3. 4 (Vice President 4). AMBITION: Interior Decorator VALERIE ANN HARRISON She lives the life she loves. Great dancer.. .Madison interests... abounds with good looks.. .known by many... life is fun! AMBITION: Undecided PAUL HEMINGWAY Every man should measure himself by his own standards. Strums a mighty guitar.. .quiet, but friendly ways.. .enjoys water sports... school daze.. . Hem” AMBITION: College to School Spirit YVONNE ANN HILL The best way to face life is smile. Miss Fcisler's torment.. .seen Shirley.. .full of fun.. .majors in ship.. .livens up the altos. Future Business Leaders of America 3; Girls Athletic Association 3: Mixed Chorus 3; Harmony Belles 2; B-Naturals 2, 3. 4. AMBITION: Secretary 53 JOHN MARK HOLOD Being sincere and true to one’s purpose is the key to success.” Futz Nick...brush top.. .apple polisher .. .P. J. Holad.. .alley boy. National Honor Society 3. 4: Spanish Club 2, 3. 4; Dance Committee 2. 3: Homeroom Representative 3: Football 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 4; Track 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4; Boys Chorus 3; Quartcrtones 3. 4. AMBITION: Political Scientist BARBARA LYNN HOWARTH There's such a lot of living to do. Oh those dimples!!.. .handful of suitors ... Well, this weekend”.. .Sandy's pal_____ likes to tease. Girls Athletic Association 2. 3; Homeroom Representative 2. 4; Pep Club 3. 4. AMBITION: Secretary THOMAS PHILIP HUNT Silence is a gain to all mankind. Clears the hurdles.. .one of the smaller set ... unruly hair...Spotsburg, ho!...conservative air. French Club 2; Science Club 2; Track 2, 4. AMBITION: Undecided 54 CYNTHIA GAY HYDRUSKO A faithful friend is the joy of life.” Ambitious.. .devoted twirler.. .friends galore... Barb's sidekick.. . I'm so embarrassed”. ORIFI.AMME 4; Student Council 4; Future Teachers' Association 2. 3; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Girls Athletic Association 2, 3. 4; American Field Service 4: Twirler 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Junior Red Cross 4. AMBITION: Social Worker Me 4 A.M. float DOMINICK ANTHONY INFUSINO 'He disturbs no one and attains his goal. Looks studious, but?...good personality... lots of fun.. .gridiron manager.. .Skippy’s friend. AMBI flON: Business School JOSEPH J. INFUSINO Quietness is the best for he who is wise. Dark, curly hair.. .mild-mannered.. .lots of laughs.. .enjoys music...one of the A.V. Boys. Visual Aids 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: Undecided EUGENE J. JAHODA A man’s thoughts are a very personal thing. Sprechen Sic Dcutsch?”... A.V. man... terror on the tennis court... interested in physics. . .always has a friendly word. Visual Aid 2. 3. 4; German Club J. 3. 4. AMBITION: Undecided MARIE JARASZEWICZ Joy is not in things; it is in us. Mr. Schack’s friend.. . Get out!”... has the news on everyone. . .personality plus.. .Chu-cha Wanda. ORIFI.AMME 4: Student Council 2. 3. 4; RAM 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4 (President); Dance Committee 2. 3. 4; Football Program Committee 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3: Hostess Club 4; Image Players 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Girls Athletic Association 2. 3. 4; Junior Red Cross 3. 4. AMBITION: Dentist 55 LUBA JAWORSKI I have a pleasant time, for my mind is happy. Athletically inclined. . .seen in the library... quiet but helpful.. .friendly manner.. .likes to travel. Library Council 3. 4. AMBITION: Office Worker STEPHANIE ANGELA JULIANO Neath beautiful skies the silent river runs deep” Refined manner.. .swimming and skiing... shy smile...hard worker.. . Hey, Donna!” Spanish Club 4; Image Players 2. 3. 4; Girls Athletic Association 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: Pharmacist JOHN ROBERT KACZOROWSKI Pleasure before business and sports before pleasure. Letterman.. .collegiate.. .appreciates t h c twirlers.. .easy to get along with.. .butterfingers in chcm. lab. Student Council 3; Basketball 2, 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 2; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Maroon Boys Club 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: College Students ttack ROBERT STANLEY KAI.ENDEK I feel no care, bow merrily I live. Spotswood commuter.. .weekends with the boys.. .girls?.. .school—a bore...clock watcher. Baseball 2; Mixed Chorus 4. AMBITION: College 56 COLLEEN ELIZABETH KELCH A cheery smile on her face. Kletch .. .genial personality.. .talPn attractive. . .“He)' Yatch”.. .Iowa bound. Future Teachers' Association 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 2; Image Players 3. 4; Girls Athletic Association 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Harmony Belles 3; Pep Club 3; B-Naturals 3. 4. AMBITION: Elementary School Teacher RICHARD ARTHUR KELLY Life is loo short to waste. He)' Jack!”.. .mischief maker...N.B. interests.. .has something to say... Get rid of that tooth pick. RAM (Sports Editor 3: Student Council 2. 3: Basketball 4; Wrestling 2; Image Players 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 4. AMBITION: Accountant CHRISTIE SHARON KIRPAN Softly speak and sweetly smile. Sparkles with sunshine.. .dramatic off stage • •.model figure.. .gentlemen prefer blondes • • -Rirl Friday. RAM 2; Dance Committee 2: Football Refreshment Committee 3: Forensic League 2. 3. 4; Image ruvers 2, 3, 4; American Field Service 4; Pep Club 2. AMBITION: Legal Secretary KENNETH KI.OS I do all that concerns me no matter what people may think. Domanski’s sidekick.. .quiet?.. .makes funnies in English class... teacher's torment... surf s up. AMBITION: IBM School 57 SANDRA H. KOBRZYNSKI Both short and sueet some say is best.” Never a dull moment... aversion to homework. . .boys, boys, boys ... Hey Shortie”... Phys. Ed. blues. Future Business Leaders 3. 4; Future Secretaries 4. AMBITION: Secretary LEONARD MICHAEL KOLAKOWSKI Nothing is greater than the wealth of friendship. E. 0.”...one of Woji's men...our Queen’s favorite subject.. .Limpy Lenny .. .nice guy. Golf 3. 4; Football 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4. AMBITION: College SHARON DOREEN KOHLHEPP A quiet girl, but who knows? On the go. . .California bound... follows the latest fads...ready for fun... way out hair-do. Girls' Athletic Association. AMBITION: Beautician Student Council Mopts ELIZABETH A. KONOPACKI A light heart lives long. Seen with Linda. . . Lee”.. .boys, boys, boys. . .wild hairdos.. .gym woes. Future Secretaries of America. AMBITION: Secretary 58 ROSE ELIZABETH KOZA Her every lone is music’s own, like those of the morning birds. Natural blonde locks... Mr. Kozma’s Terror.. .dramatic flair...seen with Debbie. . .fun loving. Future Teachers' Association 4; Spanish Club 2; Image Players 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2; Mixed Chorus 4; Harmony Belles 2. 3. 4; Quartertones 3. 4; B-Naturals 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: Teacher a Daughter Irom India WALTER KOSTENKO I seek a simple life Vlad ...recreation regular__boot- camp bound... one in a crowd... seemingly quiet. Basketball 2. 3. 4; (Lettenvinner) Track 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: Marines JOHN KOSOVICH The world’s no better if we worry, life’s no better if we hurry. One special girl... What a bomb!”.. .schoolwork blues... pancake maker.. .sneakers. his trade mark. French Club 2; Homeroom Representative 3. AMBITION: Undecided 59 CYNTHIA ROSE KOZIATEK Beneath her countenance lies a soul of friendly mischief. Laughter in her eyes. .. Hey Mr. Colantti ...good friend with Ann Marie. . .cookies in class.. .Colonial regular. Student Council 4; RAM 3: Homeroom Represent-alive 3: Forensic League 2; Hostess Club 3: Image Players 2. 3, 4; Girls' Athletic Association 2. 3: Glee Club 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3. AMBITION: Teacher JUDY KOZLOWSKI I pretty, sweet, lovable creature with mischief portrayed in every feature. Friendly.. .there where the action is... Hey Denise”... loves music.. .interests in the army. JOHN FRANCIS KOZLOWSKI Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” One of the smarter folk...sharp dresser... knows where the action is. . .golf buff... outdoorsman. Student Council 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 2. 3. 4: German Club 2. 3. 4; Astronomy Club 3; Colt 3. 4; Basketball 2; Wrestling 3, 4. AMBITION: College Hostess Club 2. AMBITION: Beautician Homecoming High lights PATRICIA ANNETTE KRAMI.EY A bright, airy, little lady, very graceful and ambitious. Well, hello there .. .future letter taker... fashion plate.. .occasional mischief.. .many friends. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Girls' Athletic Association 2: Dance Committee 2; Future Business Leaders of America 4 (Vice-President); Pep Club 2. AMBITION: Secretary STEPHANIE WANDA KRAMLEY It seems to me it is only noble to be good. One of a set...loves the shore.. .basketball whiz.. .personality plus... fun to be with. Future Teachers' Association 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3: Girls' Athletic Association 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 4. AMBITION: College 60 v. CLa-O - A- O OCW -3 CHd A_ V vj- O FV Qsmfp), V k 2V_i_AJ2- '-v- V MARK A. KREMPgCkl Work fascinales trie, I can sit and watch it for hours. Seen at the Colonial.. .teacher's terror .. .study hall snorcr.. .has the last word ... his own pace. AMBITION: Undecided Our Jail Social Activities SUSANNE KRISS Her charm and personality won’t fade. Seen but seldom heard.. .great driver...fun and games. ..that certain guy.. .friends galore. Homeroom Representative 2; Girls' Athletic Association 3: Hostess Club 4. AMBITION: Beautician LYNETTE FRANCES KROSNOWSKI She is as delicate as a beautiful flower. Class flirt.. .vivacious.. .French scholar?...lots of fun.. .’’Who's the new boy?”. RAM }, 4 (Editor-in-Chief): Band 2; Dance Committee 2; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Homeroom Representative 2. 4; Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 4; Class Officer 4 (Treasurer); B-Naturals 3. 4. AMBITION: College 61 Students Raid Zeackers’ RUSSELL KRUG Man should be preoccupied uith the systematic investigation of nature.” Top-notch scholar. . .endless inventions... bike rides to Princeton.. . technically speaking!!. . .unused football abilities. Student Council 2; Latin Club 2. 3. 4; German Club 3. 4 (President); National Honor Society 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 2; Visual Aids 2. 3. 4; Astronomy Club 3 (President). 4 (President). AMBITION: College ROBERT F. KRYZKOWSKI Those who don't know me think I’m quiet.” Talented drummer boy .. .one of the shorter set... no compaints.. .likeable guy... trackman. Cross Country 3: Track 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 4. AMBITION: Undecided STEVE CHARLES KUMKA To combine work with pleasure is an art. Sets his own pace.. .devilish moments... hates socks!.. .likeable character.. .skirts? RAM 3: Spanish Club 2; Baseball 2, 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. AMBITION: College ROBERT F. KURAB1ESKI For they can conquer who believe they can.” Says what he feels.. .appearance of quietness ...sky high.. .always hits the books... easy to get along with. AMBITION: U.S. Air Force 62 Coke Machine After Hours FRED LACKEY Worry and care be knows nos what they are Red hair and specks... love that car!... where the fun is...books are good doorstops. .. A-l dresser. Track 2. 4. AMBITION: Car Dealer BEVERLY ANN LAFFIN A flower of beauty on a stem of grace. Surfing enthusiast.. .collegiate dresser... Patty’s side-kick. . .sweetly shy.. .charming ways. Student Council 2. 4; Future Teacher's Association 2. 3; French Club 2 (Secretary). 4 (Vice-President); Football Program Committee 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Girls’ Glee Club 2. 3: Girls’ Athletic Association 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3: Harmony Belles 3. 4; Twirler 3: Pep Club 2. 3. 4; B-Naturals 2, 3. 4; Homecoming Committee 4. AMBITION: College CHRISTOPHER JOHN I.AGRANDE Speak our, bide not your thoughts. Hails from New York.. .Known by his curly red hair...loquacious.. .future electrical engineer?. . .Spanish scholar. AMBITION: Teacher PHIL LAMANNA Men of few words are the best of men Concealed mischief.. .down the drags... aversion to homework... one of Joe's boys .. .girls?? AMBITION: Navy 63 ARKADJA LAPCENKO All his mischief is such that one loves him still the better for it Shines on the dance floor.. .Colonial regular... I'll make up the homework next semester”... Norkie” fashion plate.. .always in New York. Mixed Chorus 2. 5. AMBITION: Undecided RICHARD JOHN LATYN A friend to all he meets. Goes all out for cars.. .cool guy.. .that Earth Science Class!.. .school’s no bother.. .long forgotten stamp collection. Foothill 2. 3; Track 2; Wrestling 3; Mixed Chorus 3. d. AMBITION: Teacher RORY LARKIN Helpful and friendly, a fine fellow to know. Terror on the gridiron... takes things as they come.. .freckles galore.. .lazy summer days ...“Loopy!” Spanish Club 3, d; Football 2. 3. d; Track 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Boys Chorus 3: Quarter-tones 3. 4. AMBITION: Engineer College Applications DENNIS ALAN LAYTON His talents are more of the silent type. Softball addict.. .one of the taller set... avid worker.. .“Hey Gomer ...Food Fair stock boy. German Club 3. d: Baseball 2; Basketball 2, 3: Football 2; Football Refreshment Committee 3. AMBITION: Physical Education Teacher 64 Working girl. . .blonde tresses.. .always smiling. . .Donisc’s side-kick.. .surfing interests. Future Secretaries Association of America 3. 4; Future Business Leaders of America 3. 4; Girls Athletic Association 2, 3: Pep Club 3. AMBITION: Executive Secretary “Double Double, Zoil and Zrouble” RICHARD LEARN He who laughs last laughs loudest.” Skilled matman. . .Mrs. Murphy’s torment... ready supply of humor.. .Phys. Ed. enthusiast .. . worm”. Student Council 4; RAM 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Football 1; Wrestling 2, 3, 4. AMBITION: College DIANA LEWIS Juil to fill the hours—that's happiness. A hello for everyone...snappy dresser... sweet and lovely...a song in her heart... Chyanne . Girls Glee Club 2. 3, 4; Mixed Chows 2, J. 4. AMBITION: Undecided EILEEN MARIE LEBEDZ Chattering voltage like a broken wire. Agile acrobat.. .one of SR's taller.. .horse-back riding and skiing.. .dancing toes... a stitch in time. RAM 2; French Club I, 2; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Girls Glee Club 2, 3; Mixed Chorus 3; Pep Club 3; Future Homemakers 3: Future Secretaries Association I. AMBITION: Executive Secretary September Tirst. . . Our Cast Season ft eg ins IRISH LEWIS The most wasted day of all is that one in which we have not laughed.” Terror on softball team...good dancer.. .those earrings... does wonders with needle and thread ...Irish and Randy. AMBITION: Beautician JUDY CHRISTINE LOHR Never without a friend.” Talkative.. .friendly toward all... those home ec parties!...a good debator... math scholar. Future Teachers' Association 4; German Club 2. 3: Forensic League 2. 3. 4; Hostess Club 4: Girls Athletic Association 2; American Field Service 4 (Treasurer); Twirlcr 3. 4. AMBITION: Math Teacher GAIL PATRICIA LOGAN Nice and sweet to all she meets. Bcrnie's side-kick.. .attractive miss... shy but friendly.. .tall and slender... nice personality. THF. RAM 2. 3: Girls Athletic Association 3, 4; Image Players 3. AMBITION: Undecided KATHLEEN ANNE MADGER For my thoughts are not your thoughts, and neither are your ways my ways.” Como esta usted?” again.. .expressive eyes?.. .twirls the flags...one of the flower people.. .from the mystic East. Band 5. 4; Girls’ Athletic Association 3: Flag Twirlers 1 (Captain). AMBITION: Artist ROBERT PAUL I.UKACS A witty companion at your side. Quiet and scholarly.. . Rufus ___shy around girls .. get the shades, Bob” . . .math whiz. Latin Club 3. 4; German Club 3, 4 (Treasurer). AMBITION: CoIIcrc KRISTINE ANN MACIOROWSKI A pretty smile and a pleasant way. Sandy’s pal... Brunswick”... quiet at times.. .Twinkle Toes... latest fashions. RAM 3: Future Teachers' Association 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3: Girls’ Glee Club 3: Girls' Athletic Association 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Future Homemakers 2. AMBITION: College ST CLAUDIA MACKO 'Life is a jest and all things show it” Athletically inclined. . .year round tan ...carries a tune. . . Tell me if anyone hits my car”...Fran and Marie. Football Refreshment Committee 3: Future Business Leaders of America 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 3: Harmony Bells 3: Quarter Tones 4: B-Naturals 2. 3. 4; Future Secretaries of America 3. 4. AMBITION: Executive Secretary RICHARD ALLAN MAHONEY Men at some time are masters of their fate. Asset to the band.. .Physics ace???.. .one of our A.V. boys.. .carries the water bucket. Band 2. 3; Football 3. 4; Astronomy Club 4. AMBITION: Artist JOYCE ANNE MAJOR With fun and friends I will spend my time. Red hair and freckles.. .avid S.R.H.S. supporter. . .future temperature taker... John from California.. .Home Ec. special. German Club 2, 3: Band 3. 4; Dance Committee 3; Football Refreshment Committee 4; Future Nurses Association (Statistician) 4: Forensic League 4; Image Players 2. 3. 4 (Historian); Girls' Glee Club 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Future Homemakers 4; Junior Red Cross 4. 68 AMBITION: Nurse ROSEMARY MAIMONE Charm plus sincerity is a winning combination. Interest in boys... very talkative.. .flute player.. .loves pop music... Hey Mai-mone!” ORIFLAMME 4; Future Teachers' Association 3: Library Council 3, 4 (Secretary); Band 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 4. AMBITION: Elementary School Teacher MARIE MAKLARY If she has nothing to laugh at, she'll just giggle. Forever gabbing... very noticeable.. .allergic to school... Who asked ya?”.. .varying shades of blonde. Girls' Athletic Association 2. AMBITION: Secretary Mollday Seasons ANTHONY MICHAEL MARINO GLORIA MARTIN As merry as the Jay is long. Quiet disposition.. .short and sweet... Hey Gene!!”.. .willing to lend a comforting car .. . Sticks on Gloria! Fine writing is generally the effect of spontaneous thoughts and a labored style. Master of the mats.. .always a hello... literary expert.. .French scholar... good looks. Future Business Leaders 2, 3. 4: Future Homemakers 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Girls’ Athletic Association 2. 3. AMBITION: Secretary French Club 2; Homeroom Representative 4; Cross Country 4; Wrestling 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 3. AMBITION: College OtduQ-v [U a. LINDA MARIE MARTINS Gentle is her manner and sweet is her way.” Dances up a storm...out of town interests ...coiffure artist... dark eyes... gym woes. Student Council 3; Spanish Club 2; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Drill Team 4; Future Business Leaders 4: Girls’ Glee Cub 2; Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Pep Club 2; Future Homemakers 2; Girls' Athletic Association 2. AMBITION: Beautician DEBORAH ANN MASSARO Cute and sweet, she’s hard to beat. Sparkling brown eyes... Spanish scholar?... at all the parties.. .friends by the handfull ...never without that sunny smile. ORIFLAMME 4; RAM 3. 4; Football. Refreshment Committee 3: Girls’ Athletic Association 2. 3. 4; Girls’ Glee Club 3: Pep Club 2, 3. 4 (President); B-Naturals 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3. AMBITION: College 69 JANICE THERSE MASTROIANNI A pleasant personality is her splendor . Soap opera fan... neat appearance.. .ready to listen.. .artistic.. .gabs away a study. Future Nurses' Association 3. 4 (Secretary); Span ish Club 2; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Image Players 3, 4; Glee Club 2. 3; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Twirlcr 4; Pep Club 2. 3 AMBITION: Commercial Artist ROBERT JOSEPH MATIKONIS An essential of a happy life is freedom from care. ''Duck ”.. .aims to be rich.. .hunts and races ...an eye for the girls.. .cars, cars, cars. AMBITION: Undecided DONNA LYNNE MATE A good heart and benevolent feeling lie at the foundation of character. A candy striper.. .tennis fan.. .writes poetry ...always selling something.. .foreign cook. Student Council 3: RAM 2; Latin Club 2; French Club 2. 3. 4; National Honor Society; Football Program Committee 4; Future Nurses' Association 3. 4; Forensic League 3: Image Players 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Girls’ Athletic Association 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2; Astronomy Club 4; Junior Red Cross 4; B-Naturals 3. 4. AMBITION: Nurse Our Own Santa Mom LOUIS MATTY Serious sometimes, humorous other times, likeable always. Drummer boy...seen on the track field... gentlemanly ways.. .mischievous moments ...Shop-Rite boy. Spanish Club 2: Track 3; RAM 2; Image Players 2; Science Club 2. AMBITION: Navy BARBARA LYNN MAZER Her merry heart is welcomed, for it brings much happiness. Giggles galore... Little surfer, little girl. ...that blond streak.. .seen with Cindy... summer fun. Future Teacher ' Association 2. 3 (Secretary); French Club 2; Cheerleader 2; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Hostess Club 4; Girls Athletic Association 4: Pep Club 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: Secretary JUDITH ANN MCATEER Cheerfulness will open a door where all other keys fail! Conversation unlimited.. .chronic gum chewcr ...Arlene's sidekick.. . What homework? .. .never a dull moment. Student Council 2; Spanish Club 2; Homeroom Representative 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. AMBITION: Undecided Spreads fuletide Cheer STEPHEN ROBERT MCNULTY Prom the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth. A collection of friends.. .one of the biggest smiles.. .class cut-up.. .carrot top...Pink-ham’s sidekick. Student Council 2. 4; Wrestling 2; Image Players 3-AMBITION: College LINDA E. METROS Gentle and low, an excellent thing in woman. Interests in the class of '67.. .slender frame .. .rhythm in her feet. . .long black tresses... seems quiet, but??... AMBITION: Secretary 71 Zwirlcrs Do EDWARD R. MEYER Come what may: tomorrow is tomorrow Strums a mean guitar.. . Rich”.. .fun weekends. . .crazy haircut.. .at home in the shop. AMBITION: Navy SUSAN JANE MILLER It is the tranquil people who accomplish much.” Mrs. Murphy's faithful helper.. .pop music fan...Habla espanol?.. .strictly mod... A” student. Spanish Club 4; Library1 Council 2. 3 (Treasurer). 4; Homeroom Representative 2; Pep Club 2; Math Team 3; Future Teachers1 Association 3; American Field Service 4. AMBITION: Math Teacher LINDA KATHLEEN MIKA A good name is better than riches.” Bright eyes, dark tresses... seems quiet but? ...future letter taker...seen with Sandy... always on the go. Future Business Leaders of America 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4; Future Secretaries 3. 4. AMBITION: Secretary WILLIAM MII.YO Fun and fancy free is he” School room blues. . .hidden mischief. . .man of few words.. .sweaters galore.. .distinctive hairstyle. AMBITION: Undecided 72 Routines to Records JOSEPH MONTANTI Worry is something I never want to meet. Devilish attitude...hidden intellect. . .reigns in Spotswood.. .witty remarks.. .lives for cars. Homeroom Representative }. 4; Spanish Club 2. 3; Image Players 3; Science 3. AMBITION: Undecided RENEE MOORE Warm friendship hidden behind a quiet surface Outside interest... terror on the dance floor ...crazy moments.. .friendly.. .records, records, records. Spanish Club 4; Girls Athletic Association 4; Pep Club 4; Future Homemakers 4. AMBITION: College WILLIAM PARKER MORGAN As many men, so many minds; everyone his own way. An ' all-around guy. . .freshman year— Crazy Guggenhiem... rates high with his friends... I try!”...good company. Band 2. 3: Cross Country 3. 4; Track 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: Architect 73 Original Mobiles KENNETH JOHN The less of bother, the more life. Blonde and tall. . .study ...Alfred E....rock and roll thusiast. .. photographer. AMBITION: College kMES MICHAE Little I ask, my wants Ore In on all the fun.. .plays the d girl shy?...one of the taller high jumper. Spanish Club 2; Basketball 2. 3. 3. 4; Band 2. AMBITION: College S. on Track FRANK C. MULA Toil is the law of life and bears the best fruit Scholarly type.. .actor at heart.. .a quiet humor. . .success in sight. . .interested in journalism. RAM 2. 3. 4; I.atin Club 3. 4; Spanish Club 4; Homeroom Representative 2; Image Players 2. 3. 4 (Treasurer). AMBITION: College PATRICIA ANN MOSKAL An aura of reserve wreaths itself around her. Intelligent student. . .slender silhouette ...quiet and friendly.. .fashionable dresser...a bounce in her walk. Student Council 2; French Club 4; Image Players 4. AMBITION: College 74 JAMES S. MURT As long as possible live free and uncorn mil ted Tege’s pal... touch of mischief.. .carefree outlook on life.. .school daze... air interests. AMBITION: Air Force RICHARD JOHN MURPHY Seek honor first, and pleasure lies behind. Willing worker.. .serious at times.. .aversion to chemistry.. .optimistic outlook.. .yearbook artist. ORIFLAMME BOARD 4; THE RAM 3. 4; German Club 3. 4; Ram Squad 2. 3. AMBITION: College MURRAY Days of youth Seminary drop-out.. .7th period library... collegiate dresser.. Rosie's pal.. . Gone with the wind.” AMBITION: Theologian JAMES JOSEPH MURRAY Let the world slide by. One more time. . .cars on his mind. .. hidden intellect.. .streak of mischief... dark hair, dark eyes. AMBITION: Undecided Decorate the Jrt Senior Pictures STEPHEN JOHN MURTOLA A silent, shy, peace-loving guy.” Friendly manner. . .dramatic flair.. .personality plus.. .a scholar in the making.. .out of state interests. Image Players 4; V rcstling 2, 3; Track 2. AMBITION: Veterinarian PAMELA J. MUSCLE She must he known to be appreciated.” Short and sweet.. .energy to spare... summers at the shore... Hey Judy! .. .soft voice. Spanish Club 2; Future Business Leaders of America 3. 4; Hostess Club 4; Image Players 3. 4: Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Future Homemakers 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3. AMBITION: College JOANNA J. NEWHARD She's witty and lively and full of fun. A twinkle in her eyes.. .confused?.. . Hey Eileen .. .sand and surf... Arc you taking gym? Mixed Chorus 3; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Hostess Club 4; Future Business Leaders of America 4. AMBITION: Undecided JUDITH ANNE NIELSEN Her witty jest, her friendly smile, make her friendship worth its while. Pennsy interests... Hey Pam! ... tweet, tweet...A.T. theme song... Rudy Relson. Homeroom Representative 4; Future Business Leaders of America 3. 4; Hostess Club 3. 4 (President); Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Future Homemakers 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3-AMBITION: IBM School 76 JOHN RICHARD OWENS To be great is to be misunderstood.” In on all the fun.. .quiet moments.. .serious minded...History genius.. .nice to know. AMBITION: Undecided fers Chevys. AMBITION: Stock car driver IRENE ANN NOWAKOWSKI Deeds, not words will speak for me. Hey I ... happy at the wheel... rhythm in her feet...quiet and reserved... a stitch in time. RAM 4: Spanish Club 2; Future Secretaries of America 4; Future Business Leaders of America 3. 4: Girls' Glee Club 2; Girls' Athletic Associa-tion 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: Secretary WAYNE ERIC ODOR Those of the silent type. Friend to all.. .individualist.. .avid slot-car racer.. .enjoys basketball... car washer. AMBITION: Undecided 77 RALPH T. OWENS Who would be a man must be a nonconformist Anyone for math? .. .quiet??.. .A real £Ood guy...leads an untroubled life...fun! fun! fun! Spanish Club 3; Baseball 2, 3 (Letter-winner); Mixed Chorus Wrestling 4. AMBITION: Electrical Engineer THOMAS ADAM PANKIEWICZ It is tram uil people who accomplish much. Panky...Drag Fan, too...phys. cd enthusiast.. .allergic to books.. .blonde locks. AMBITION: Undecided DONNA MARIE ORESTO Throw your troubles to the wind. Carefree manner.. .puts pleasure before books.. .talkative. . .mischievous. . .long dark tresses. French Club 2. 3; Girls Athletic Association 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Future Homemakers 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: Undecided KAREN PARILLO Full of pep and ready to go. Energy to spare. . .abundant school spirit... peppy cheerleader. ..never silent during class discussions.. .fashionable dresser. Student Council 2. 4; Latin Cub 2. 3: Band 2. 3, 4; Homeroom Representative 2. 3; Nurses Club 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 3. 4: Pep Club 2; Junior Red Cross 3. 4; Cheerleader 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: Nurse 78 RONALD DANIEL PAUL I hear and think much, but jay not much. Mr. Muscles.. .shop boy.. .Sunday at the drags.. .Historian?.. .gym class blues. AMBITION: Air Force Deplete Our Poeketbooks NANCY PATERSON Silence it one of the virtues of the wise.” Cousin Brucic fan... Mathilda’s sidekick... freckles.. .adores puppies.. .short curls. Library Council 2; Future Homemakers 5. AMBITION: Undecided NICHOLAS ALEXANDER PAWLOWSKI Be a philosopher, but, amidst all your phi• losophy still a man A gentleman and scholar.. .active in sports .. .great dresser.. .Boys’ State Representative ... Hole” and Futz.” ORIFI.AMMK 4: Student Council 2: Latin Club 3. 4; German Club 3. 4: National Honor Society 3. (President) 4; Dance Committee 2: Football Refreshment Committee 3: Homeroom Representative 4: Track 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Quartertones 3: Sophomore Class President. AMBITION: Doctor SHERRY L. PAWLOWSKI The best accessory for a man is a well-dressed woman. Experienced traveller... Marine interests... ’’Do blondes have more fun?”.. .spaghetti breakfasts. . .3:15 and gone. Student Council 3; Future Business Leaders of America 3. AMBITION: Secretary 79 EMORY PETEET SHARON PETERS 'She is always laughing, full of fun.” Oh, those made-up wordshas her moods.. . cackle, cackle .. .outside interests .. .goes collegiate. ORIFLAMME BOARD 4 (Secretary); RAM 2. 3. 4; Football Program Committee 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3: Drill Team 3; Forensic League 3; Image Players 2, 3. 4; Girls' Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4: Harmony Bells 3. 4; Quartertoncs 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3: B-Naturals 2. 3. 4. 80 AMBITION: Secretary Her talents are not of the silent type. Hey, Pcteet! .. .little miss homemaker... gym class— Reach out!”.. .funnier than most.. .loads of friends. Future Business Leaders of America 3. 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Girls' Athletic Association 3. 4; Future Homemakers 3. 4. AMBITION: Model LYNN CHRISTINE PETERSON Give us gaiety through the quiet mind. Gym woes... out of town interests.. .sweet and petite.. .quiet moments?.. .friendly ways. Future Nurses Association 3, 4; Drill Team 4: Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Club 4; Junior Red Cross 3-AMBITION: Nurse With Office Machines EDWARD PIRHER Enjoying life ns is comes his way.” Ed IlR’’...math grief... Ram duty... quick wit.. .Schmally's buddy. The Ram 3: Latin Club 3. 4; Spanish Club 3: Football Refreshment Committee 3; Image Players 4; Ram Squad 4. AMBITION: Undecided JOHN WILLIAM PIEDII.ATO Every man should measure himself by his own standards” Bob’s shadow. . .enjoys rocketry. . .through the telescope... Gene Shepherd fan... own brand of humor. Track 4: Astronomy Club 3 (Secretary-Treasurer), 4 (Vice-President). AMBITION: College RICHARD PIERSON Lots of thinking—little speaking.” Nice guy... Wrigley's stock holder.. .dragster regular.. .boards the bus... quiet manner. Mixed Chorus 3. 4. AMBITION: Electrical Engineering MARY ELLEN PIRINT I love a life whose plot is simple. Flirtatious smile.. .talkative.. .varying wardrobe... ringing laughter.. .predicaments galore. ORIFLAMME 4; Future Teachers Association 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3: Image Players 2; Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Club 4. AMBITION: Secretary Class flight JAMES STEPHEN PRYS1AZNY A man’s own manner and charac-is what most becomes him. won't quit 'till it's finished” ...nice guy.. .fights with Nick? ...Student Council supporter... school daze. ORIFLAMME Student Council 4; Future Teachers' Association 4; l.atin Club 3. 4; French Club 4; Dance Committee 4; Homeroom Representative 3: Football 3: Baseball 2; Image Players 3. 4. AMBITION: Biology Teacher JOHN MICHEAL RAWLUK Fun is where you find it.” Sports a blue Chevy.. .girls and more girls.. .fun, fun, fun.. .mischievous... school blues. AMBITION: Undecided JEFFREY RAY RAV1TZ Good things come in small packages One of the smartest...a fine performer ... ladies’ man ?... humorous character .. .wild organist! Student Council 2. 3, 4; RAM 3. • : Spanish Club 3, 4 (Vice-President); National Honor Society 3. 4; Homeroom Representative 2; Forensic League 3. 4: Image Players 2. 3 (Treasurer). 4 (President). AMBITION: College CHARLES RAGUCCI Worrying takes the fun out of life. Usually clowning around.. .mechanically minded...one special girl...sets his own pace.. .studious?? hardly. Homeroom Representative 4. AMBITION: Mechanic • BARBARA ANN RIFENBURG A little work, a little play, a lot of friendliness. A-l athlete.. .extra friendly... short curly hair.. .quiet moments ...terrific flag twirler.. .pleasant disposition. Hostess Club 4; American Field Service •1; Future Homemakers 4; Flag Twirler AMBITION: Seamstress MARGARET ANNE REUSE A loyal friend to all who know her.'V Cute smile.. .personality plus.. .studious. . .conniving character.. .willing to help. French Club 2. 3. 4 (President); Future Teachers' Association 2. 3 (Treasurer). 4 (Treasurer); Image Players 3. 4; Glee Club 2; Girls' Athletic Association 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3; Pep Club 2. 3. 4; Junior Red Cross 4. AMBITION: Elementary Teacher FRANCES P. RIZCO The only reward is service to mankind. Future nurse.. .personality plus...seen with Janice.. .cute and nice. ..short dark hair. French Club 2; Future Nurses Association 3. 4 (President); Image Players 4; Future Business Leaders 3; Junior Refreshment Committee 3. AMBITION: Nurse BERNADETTE ANNE ROBAK I achieve what I aim to achieve. Gail’s best friend.. .boys galore... Bernic”... one of our cutest... beau tifully dressed.. .sewing expert. RAM 2. 3; Girls' Athletic Association 3. 4 AMBITION: Math Teacher 83 ZkeMan Who Came to T inner” NELIDA TIRENIN ROSCHKO Music is the fdirest and most glorious gift of God. Operatic voice.. .multi-lingual.. .Betty Crocker fan... folk dancer.. .Helen's side-kick. German Club 2; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4 (Treasurer); Future Business Leaders of America -1; Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Harmony Belles 2. 3. 4; Quartcrtoncs 2. 3. 4; B-Naturals 3. 4; Soloist 3. 4. AMBITION: Interpreter SUANNE ROSEN A good nature is a precious gift of heaven. Always in some activity... ready for the ski slopes.. .sand and surf.. . He)’. Sharon!” .. .curly top. Football Refreshment Committee 3: Football Program Committee 4; Homeroom Representative 2. 3: Future Secretaries’ of America 3, 4 (Treasurer); Future Business Leaders of America 3. 4 (Treasurer); Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: Secretary 84 THOMAS FRANCIS ROSENKRANZ With friends like him it's a belter world. Toots the horn. . .class cut-up. ..in on every joke.. .hails from Spotswood.. .likeable guy. French Club 2. 3. 4; Band 3. 4; Wrestling 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: Engineer Opens Dramatic Season THERESA DALE RUBIN I’ve taken my fun where I found it. Prop girl.. .ready for New York.. . Where are the boys?”. ..listens to groovy music... loves people. RAM 3. 4; Spanish Club 2; Library Council 3; Image Flayers 2. 3. 4; Science Club 2. AMBITION: Medical Technologist MATTHEW STEPHEN RUTKOWSKI A mind forever wandering in the sea of thought. Latent ability.. .avid harrier.. .persuasive orator.. . Matt”.. .reserved demeanor. ■Latin Club 2; Spanish Club 2: Cross Country 2. 3: Track 2, 3. 4; Forensic League 3. 4 (Vice-President); Astronomy Club 3. AMBITION: College STEVEN JOHN RUBINO Let nothing disturb you, all things are passing. Gary's friend.. .seen at the drags.. .sport’s spectator.. .on the dance floor...from the shorter set. Wrestling 2. AMBITION: Undecided ARLENE FRANCES RUDEL Works for what she wants. That cute hairdo!.. .behind the wheel... boys?.. .Janet s best friend.. .petite. Spanish Club 2; Future Secretaries Association 3. 4; Future Business Leaders of America 4; Girls Athletic Association 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: Secretary 85 ARLENE RUZICKI Industry is the soul of happiness.” A friend to all.. .handy with the needle and thread.. .devilish moments.. .future letter taker. . .shines on the dance floor. Future Business Leaders of America ), 4; Pep Club 3. AMBITION: Secretary JOHN THOMAS RYAN I can resist anything but temptation.” Surfbum.. . Where are the girls? ... skiing enthusiast.. . Mai .. . But Mrs. Carney ! Student Council 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Track 3 4; Image Players 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Boys' Chorus 2. 3. 4; Quartcrtoncs 2, 3. 4; Forensic League 3; Science Club 3. AMBITION: Academy of Aeronautics DIANE BEATRICE SANTANGELO Friendly and gay, she has a winning way.” Seen with Andrea.. .talk, talk, talk...good time gal.. .'67 interest.. .slender silhouette. AMBITION: Secretary- broken Zest Zubes BRUCE WAYNE SAUL We don't know one thousandth of one per-cent about anything.” Spouter in history.. .Astrology whiz... sports fan.. .grappler’s aid. . .friendly disposition. Wrestling 3. 4; Astronomy Club 3 (Historian) 4. AMBITION: College 86 DARLENE SUE SAUNDERS '.'A cheerful heart makes many friends. Wild about dances.. .winning ways... quiet manner... likeable lass...Mr. Collant’s girl Friday. Ram 2: Future Nurses’ Club 4; Future Business Leaders of America 3. 4; Image Player 2; Pep Club 3: Future Homemakers 3. 4 (Treasurer). AMBITION: Executive Secretary KENNETH EDWARD SCHELLENBERGER A little work, a little play, and a lot of friendliness. Computer tech.. .good ole S.R... .one special girl.. .raceway patron.. .Friday out with the guys. AMBITION: I.B.M. Operator in Ckem Cab I.OIS AUDREY SCHICKI.ER The most manifest sign of wisdom is cheerfulness. Short and dark...about town with Lois... gimme an 'S' ”.. .can dance up a storm... Mrs. Carney's terror. Cheerleader 2. 3. .4; French Club 2. 3: Future Teacher’s Association 2. 3. 4; Glee Club 2; Junior Red Cross Club 3. 4; Harmony Belles 4; B-Naturals 4; Mixed Chorus 4. AMBITION: Elementary Teacher FRANCIS AUDREY SCHMIDT Pleasure and action make the hours seem short. Seaside here I come”.. .really in the groove ...interests in New York.. .dances for fun .. .coiffure artist. Hostess Club 3, 4 (Secretary): Image Players 3: Future Business Leaders of America 3: Dance Committee. AMBITION: Hairdresser 87 Zke Ram Jiiatmen 88 MICHAEL JAMES SHAMEY A lime for fun, a time for leisure Skirt watcher.. .Colonial P.M.... happy-go-lucky. . .pleasure before books... summer pool parties. AMBITION: CoIIcrc MARIE SHALUHA A friend and more, a friend to nil. School spirit.. .happy-go-lucky.. .personality plus.. .forever smiling...Oh those dimples! Student Council 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 4; Dance Committee 2. 3; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Future Business Leaders of America 3. 4 (President): Mixed Chorus 3: Pep Club 2. 3: Class Officer 2 (Vice-President). AMBITION: Secretary ANDREA MARIE SCHURLEY I must laugh for youth is such a lovely thing. Watch out! woman driver. . .frequent visits to the shore...seen at the bowling lanes.. .ready with the giggles.. .the eyes have it. Hostess Club 3. 4 (Treasurer): Image Players 2; Future Business Leaders of America. AMBITION: IBM Operator SHARON M. SERVON ood disposition is God's happiest juiet marker)..in on all the fun... attractisjf' miss.. .friendly toward all Jyt appearance. ill Refreshment Committee 3: Future usincss Leaders of America 3. 4; Pep Club AMBITION: Interior Decorator tow Winning Potential JAMES MICHAEL SHEARN Mischief comes by the pound and goes away by the ounce Champion teaser.. .classroom blues .. .football ram-charger.. .Mr. Orr??.. .troublemaker in lunch. Baseball 2. 3; Golf 3; Football ); Mixed Chorus 3. 4. AMBITION: I.B.M. Programmer TIMOTHY PAUL SHEYDA UPit and wisdom are born with a man. Mischievous character.. .shutter bug... lighthearted worker... I feel woozy. ...all night seminars.. .with Nick and Mike. ORIFLAMME BOARD 4; THE RAM 4; Latin Club 2. 3. 4 (President): German Club 2. 3 (Treasurer); Dance Committee 2. 3. 4; Football Program Committee 4: Football Refreshment Committee 3: Baseball 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Boys Chorus 3. 4; Quartcrtoncs 3. 4. AMBITION: Doctor BARRY JOHN SHLOYDA I’m enjoying life, bus it is going by so quickly.” Crazy moments.. . scuba-duba”... Y.M.C.A. regular. ..girls, girls, girls .. .studious? AMBITION: Navy GARY SHARAR They lose the world who buy it with much care.” Pennsylvania visitor.. .knows how to waste a study.. .hunting fiend... avid girl watcher.. .straight in the saddle. Wrestling 2; Ram Squad 2. 3. AMBITION: Air Force CYNTHIA MARIE SIGLE ever as she went, some mer-ry song she sang Tall and slender.. .lovely red locks ...clothes galore.. .seen on the ski slope.. .bird? Student Council 2; German Club 2; Football Refreshment Committee 3: Homeroom Representative 3. 4; Image Players 2. 3. 4; Girls' Athletic Association 2 3; Girls' Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Harmony Belles 2. 3. 4; Quartertones 2. 3. 4; Pep Club 2. 3; B-Naturals 2. 3. 4 (Sec.-Treas.). AMBITION: Music Teacher WALTER M. SMORGANS His wit is an unseparable part of his intellect. Sports a Wet-suit.. . I plead ignorance” .. .calculus dart thrower ... Why did I take Chemistry? .. .chauffeurs Teddy Fitz. I.atin Club 2, 3. 4; German Club 2. 3, 4; Band 2; Image Players 3. 4; Quartcrtones 4; Ram Squad 4. AMBITION: Oceanographer DAVID PAUL SINGER Never worry about today, yesterday, and tomorrow. Eighth period blues...desk artist...a mod mop... stomping ground—Spotswood... Al, Chip, Gas. AMBITION: Draftsman Carry and Natalie 90 JUDITH SORIF.RO Life is a delight; away dull care” To be where the fun is... Hey, where’s Sue?”..-instant hair... dancing and music interests.. .food and clothing expert. AMBITION: Beautician LASZLO SOOS No care beyond today.” School's all right when there's nothing else to do. .. .waiting to graduate.. .sets his own pace. . .teacher's terror.. .unique laugh. AMBITION: Undecided Commended in NMSQZ ANN MARIE SOSNOWSKI After loving, hoping is the most beautiful thing in the world” Homecoming Court... Ann and Johnny.. .ringing laughter.. .scads of friends.. .P.T. blues. Glee Club 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3. 4. AMBITION: Secretary MU to Cfttz jdz ( ■ - . MATHILDE STASIUK With my friends I am always happy. Shoes for every occasion... Wie gcht's?... strums the guitar.. .Nancy and Alice.. .jovial personality. AMBITION: Undecided CHERYL ANN STEIMLING While we live, let us enjoy life. Dramatic flair.. .personality rating .. .class supporter.. .always clowning. . .never at a loss for words. Football Program Committee 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Homeroom Representative 4; Image Players 3 (Vice-President) 2. (Historian) 4 (Vice-President): Quartcrtones 4; Class Officer 3: Glee Club 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Harmony Belles 3. 4; Assembly 2 AMBITION: Actress 91 DEIDRE DENISE STOUT A cheerful life is my desire.” Surf and sand fun.. .knows where the action is...we need only 3,999 more tissue flowers.. .belongs to the Comet drag team... ready to burst into song. Student Council 4; Homeroom Representative 4; Forensic League 4; Girls' Glee Club 2; Girls' Athletic Association 3: Mixed Chorus 3. 4; American Field Service 4. AMBITION: Undecided MARGARET JOY STROUMTSOS It is dignified So be refined” Fashion plate.. . Mugwump?”.. .one of the girls .. .endless activities.. . Cueillez, cue-illez votre jeunesse!” ORIFLAMME 4: Student Council 2. 3. 4 (Treasurer); Future Teachers' Association 4; French Club 2, 3. 4; National Honor Society 3. 4; Dance Committee 2. 3. 4; Football Program Committee 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Image Players 3. 4; Girls' Athletic Association 2. 3. 4; Girls' Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Harmony Belles 2; Quartertoncs 3: Girls' Trio 4; Pep Club 2, 3. 4; Class Officer 2 (Secretary); B-Naturals 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3: Float Committee 3. 4; Assemblies 2. 3. 4; Horticulture Club 3; RAM 3. 4 (Feature Editor). AMBITION: College Alarms Ring at 5 J.J4. JAMES ALAN STRASBOURGER The pleasure of life is according to the man that lives it.” The Dover Boys?...our own Arnie Palmer ...that accent.. .cut-off sleeves... I have an uncle.” Future Teachers' Association 2. 3: Spanish Club 2; Dance Committee 2; Football Refreshment Committee 3: Homeroom Representative 2; Basketball 2. 3; Golf 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2; Astronomy Club 2. 3. AMBITION: Professional Golfer BOGDAN STANLEY STRUZIK A happy life consists in tranquility of mind.” A.V. man.. .science bug.. .Zinger's pal... quiet ways...tuft of hair. Spanish Club 2. 3. 4; Image Players 3. 4; Visual Aid 3. 4; Astronomy Club 3. 4 (Sccrctary-Ttcas.). AMBITION: College for Washington Zrip DARYL ANNE SULLIVAN A quiet way, a loyal friend. Soft voice.. .diligent worker.. .swell sense of humor.. .nice to know.. .fiery redhead. French Club 3. 4; Spanish Club 2: Football Re- JOAN MARY SZABO Her manner, her appearance, all who see admire. Unforgettable ha ha's and chows...Miss Ed-itor-in-Chief.. .cold pizza and the shore... sunny disposition.. .''Docs school really end at 3:15?” ORIFLAMME -1 (Editor-in-Chief); RAM 2. 3. 4; Future Teachers' Association 2. 3. 4; Future Nurses' Association 2; Latin Club 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 3 4; Football Program Committee 4; Football Refreshment Committee 5: Image Players 3; Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4: Harmony Belles 2. 3, 4: Quartcrtones 2. 4; B-Naturals 2. 3. 4; Junior Red Cross 4. AMBITION: Elementary Teacher ROBERT EUGENE SYKUI.SKI Cleverness is serviceable to ever)one. Seems quiet, but.. .day dreamer.. .A.V. angel ...hangs around Piedilato.. .listens to instrumental music. Band 2. 3. 4; Golf 4; Astronomy Club 3. 4; Visual Aids 2. AMBITION: Chemical Engineer SANDRA E. SZABO I don’t flirt, I’m just friendly. Ready for fun...the latest dance steps... hearty laughter... P.T. blues... mischievous air. Spanish Club 2; RAM 3: Pep Club 2. 3. 4: Football Refreshment Committee 3: Girls' Athletic Association 2: Glee Club 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 4; Future Homeroom 2. AMBITION: College 93 ELENA SZF.STAKOWSKI Softly speaks and sweetly smiles. Friendly disposition.. .a neat appearance. .. full of vim ’n vigor.. .ready smile. . .peaches and cream complexion. Future Teachers' Association 2. 3. 4; Cheerleader 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Girls' Athletic Association 4; Pep Club 3. 4; Homeroom Representative 2; Junior Red Cross 3, 4. AMBITION: Teacher STANLEY MARION SZUMSKI Silence is a gain to all mankind. Beatlc fan... danger, flying rockets... day-dreamer. . .ten pin ace.. .Stas. Cross Country 4; Track 3, 4; Image Players 3. AMBITION: Air Force GAIL ELLEN TAPPAN A dash of fun and a pinch of mischief. Sports a blue Mustang...hi fashion hairdos .. . Norkie .. .terror in the halls...rates high with her friends. AMBITION: Undecided “Mi4- JCosiewicz Would Cike SHERRI LYNN TEAGUE How sweet and fair she seems to be. Neat as a pin... loyal class supporter... gentle manner_____that Home Ec. special!... swimming pro. Future Teachers' Association 4; French Club 2. 3; Twirlcr 3. 4 (Captain). AMBITION: Elementary Teacher 94 to See. EILEEN CI.AIRE TEZYK PAUL ROBERT THOMAS A carefree heart that laughs at worry!' All for the mod look.. .homework?.. .surf bum.. .slim silhouette.. . Hippie.” Imajic Players 2; Football Refreshment Committee }. AMBITION: Commercial Artist To every man his own pleasure. Tall and lean...one of Mr. Schemick’s proteges. . .quiet moments.. .hamburger man... Paul and cars. Band 2. 5; Cross Country $. 4; Track J. 4. AMBITION: Undecided GARY E. TIPTON The less of routine the more of life. Kentuckian... Swceta”... sports a-ficld. eye for the girls.. .tallest of the tall. AMBITION: Undecided RAMONA MARIE THOMAS I exist as I am; that is enough. Waits for 3:10.. .associates with Sayreville ...those hairdos.. .school—out of the question !...scads of friends. Hostess Club 4. AMBITION: Undecided 95 JILL GAIL TOBIAS Laughter will dimple her cheeks not furrow her brow. Spirit fillet! cheerleader.. .petite frame.. .nice wardrobe.. .makes a hit with the boys...hair with a shining luster. Student Council 4; Cheerleader 2. 3. 4; Dance Committee 2. 3: Homeroom Representative 3: Future Business Leaders of America 4 (Secretary): Girls' Athletic Association 2; Mixed Chorus 4; Pep Club 2; Class Officer 3 (Treasurer). AMBITION: Airline Stewardess JOHN MICHAEL TOTH An active man is well worth knowing. I don't believe that! .. .party-goer... sharp dresser.. .Jackie and Kelly... Big Cat? Student Council 2. 3. 4; RAM 2. 3: Spanish Club 2. 3: Basketball 2. 4; Baseball 3. 4; Cross Country 2; Science Club 3. AMBITION: Navy WILLIAM DEAN TOMER Never say more than is necessary. Catches forty winks in History.. .shines on the diamond.. .girl shy?... a little dab 'll do ya! .. .easy going guy. French Club 2; Baseball 2. 3. 4; Football 3: Mixed Chorus 3. AMBITION: Accountant Campbell Stadium MARGUERITE MARY TOYE Silence is the greatest course for any man Shines in the gym...why worry about school?.. .fair complexion... rock ’n roll fiend... Hey Peg.” AMBITION: Undecided DONALD B. TRZECIAK So little done—so much to do. Moments of mischief.. .outdoors-man ... sports a Dodge Dart... seen with Lynwood.. . Chet. Track 2; Mixed Chorus 4; Image Players 4. AMBITION: Undecided RICHARD BOGDAN TROYANOWSKI As long as possible, live free and uncommitted.” Star vaultcr.. .girl watcher.. . Hey Troj!”...on stage.. .sneakers and sweatshirts. Cross Country J; Track 2. 3. 4; Image Players 4. AMBITION: Phys. Ed. Teacher MARIANNE A. TRZECIAK Charm plus sincerity is a winning combination. Questions for Miss Dunn...one special boy.. .worn-out Shop-Rite worker... witty comments?.. .hair that outshines spun gold. Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 2. 3. 4; B-Naturals 2. 3. 4. AMBITION: Teacher Renamed 'Denny Stadium KATHERINE ROSE VALUNAS Quietness is best for one who’s wise Ardent library worker.. .panic in 5a lunch...one of our flag twirlcrs... scores of friends.. .Animals forever. Library Council 3. 4; Flagtwirler 4; American Field Service 4; Pep Club 2. AMBITION: Undecided JOHN GEORGE VAN DERVEER Life is short but fun is long Ann + Johnny.. .shop boy... never a dull moment.. .witty.. .teacher's terror. AMBITION: Undecided MICHELE VERBITSKI Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.” Classy dresser.. .talks a blue streak...on sta e. . .winter skier.. .flirtatious manner. RAM 2. 3: Future Teachers’ Association 2. 3. 4; Latin Club 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4; Dance Committee 2: Football Refreshment Committee 3: Image Players 2. 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4; Harmony Belles 2. 3. 4; Quartertoncs 3. 4: American Field Service 4: Pep Club 2. 3: Astronomy 2; B-Naturals 2. 3. 4: Intermural Girls' Basketball 2. 3. AMBITION: College JANET ANNE VIVENZIO Enjoying life as it comes her way! hose sparkling brown eyes.. .always with joke.. .talks forever and a day... talent th a comb and brush... Newberry's candy Idler. fb.il Refreshment Committee 3; Homeroom resentative 2. 3: Future Business leaders of :rica 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Pep Club 3- SIT ION: Undecided SANDRA JEAN VOLGYI Silence is the perfectest herald of joy.” Hits (he books.. .allergic lo gym...ready 10 lend a helping hand...full of giggles... sweetness personified. Future Business Leaders of America 3. 4; Girls Glee Club 2; Mixed Chorus 3. 4; Future Secretaries Association 3. 4 (Secretary); Office Helper 4. AMBITION: Secretary Tmlly! FRANICS ANTHONY WAGENBLAST A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Traffic jams in the hall.. .all-county ratings .. .snappy dresser.. .library cut-up.. .one of the orangemen. � STEVEN LANCE WEBER No time for work, just time for fun. Devilish moments...worries? none.. .shorter than most.. .mechanically minded.. .specialty is hot rods. French Club 2; Track 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 3. 4. AMBITION: College JOSEPH EDWARD WARREN Push me not, I set my own pace. Curly blond hair...easy going lad...strums at the strings—shy and quiet...tall and lean. AMBITION: Accountant ELFRIEDE WELLER Beauty like the morning sun. Chatter box... cheers to a weary classroom .. .cameo complexion.. .class leader.. .where the action is. Student Council 2. 4 (Secretary); Future Secretaries' Association 3. 4 (President); Future Business Leaders of America 4. AMBITION: Secretary 99 :Z0REg GARY ALLEN WINKLER m among jjwse I waste no time on worry and care. L Long and lanky.. .mischief afoot.. 'cha(rpV bracelet dicr of fortune. . .beach blond. C tlupWbrary AMBITION: Undecided PETER JOHN WESP Men should be what they seem.” The turquoise bomb. . .basketball manager ...“Bo Diddly”.. .girl shy?...size 36. Student Council 2; RAM 3; Spanish Club 2; Band 2; Homeroom Representative 2. 3. 4; Golf 4. AMBITION: Chemist LEON ROBERT WITKOWSKI A gentlemanly character leads to a manly personality. “Hutch ... Mr. Prez... backcourt Ace... Sonny's.. .heads the Maroon boys. Student Council 2. 3. 4; THE RAM 2. 3: Spanish Club 2; Dance Committee 3; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Cross Country 2; Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Boys Chorus 4; Quartertoncs 4; Class Officer 4 (President). AMBITION: Basketball Coach AMBITION: Secretary 100 ELIZABETH WANDA WLADYKA Kindness is the golden chain by which so• defy is bound together. Summer nights and her front steps...cute petite frame.. .happy apple cater.. . Need any help?”.. .one of the merry trio. ORIFLAMME BOARD 4; THE RAM 2. 5; Future Teachers’ Association 3. 4; Spanish Club 2. 3. 4; Football Program Committee 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Pep Club 2; Junior Red Cross 4. AMBITION: Teacher LORRAINE GEORGETTE WOJCIK Active natures are rarely melancholy. Happiest in the saddle.. .outdoor gal. . .a true blond...en efficient hostess.. .laughs easily. Future Homemakers 2. 3; Hostess Club 3. 4; Girls Athletic Association 3; Library Council 4. AMBITION: Horse Trainer EDWARD MARTIN WOI.AK The day has wasted if I have not laughed. Arky and Certo...avid car fan... licorice stick—V.P... .always a different girl... Edge.” Latin Club 3: Band 2. 3. 4 (Vice President); Track 3. 4; Forensic League 2. 3; Image Players 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 4. AMBITION: Pharmacist 101 JL. ■� {■ PATRICIA ANN WOLYNEC Warm friendliness hidden behind a quiet surface. I’m embarrassed .. .cute... one of the younger set.. .cheerful office aid... Is that a Villager? Future Teachers' Association 2. 3; French Club 4; Football Program Committee 4; Football Refreshment Committee 3; Image Players 2, 4; Girls' Athletic Association 2. 4; Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4; Harmony Belles 3; Pep Club 3. 4; B-Naturals 3. 4. AMBITION: College I YEN WONG Doors of friendship are opened to the friendly Terrific mat man.. .popular guy.. .varied collections.. .fun loving.. .Twin Joy special. Wrestling 3.4. AMBITION: Businessman -4 J ' r EILEEN MARIE WUJEAK Ml Zoo Soon Life is what you make it. Never a quiet moment.. .that certain someone... loves to dance.. .friends galore. Future Business Leaders of America 4; Future Secretaries Association 3. 4. AMBITION: Secretary CAROL ANN YASKOWEAK Not a care has she. Interests in the class of '67...always ready with a smile... Too rough! ...seen with Rosemary.. .Saturday at the movies. RAM 2; Football Refreshment Committee 3; P«P Club 3. AMBITION: Airline Hostess WALTER YETMAN One foot in sea and one on shore. Tops on the mat...service haircut. . .Pontiac convertible. . .Navy vacation?.. .athletic stature. Wrestling 2, 3. 4; Ram Squad 3; Band 2. AMBITION: Navy MARY JANE ZAMOYSKI Men of sense and genius say much by a few words Seen at dances.. .laughs at anything.. .A-1 refreshment seller.. .delights at school vacations ... tec hee hee. THE RAM 2, 4: French Club 2: Future Business Leaders of America 3. 4; Pep Club 3, 4; Future Secretaries Association •!. AMBITION: Secretary HELEN ZUBRYCKI Sincerity and friendship are the utilities of life. Nellie's chum...hablo espanol.. .seen, not heard.. .gentle manner.. .volleyball champ. AMBITION: Bookkeeper High School Js Over Jtt Memo riant Mark Hansen McQillis Where is the heart that doth not keep, Within its inmost core, Some fond reflection hidden deep, Of days that are no more? —Howarth 103 CLASS HELPERS Sue Douglas Rich Crimmins POPULARITY Debbie Massaro Leon Witkowski FUTURE SUCCESS Ann Marie Agnone, Russ Krug PERSONALITY Marie Shaluha John Kaczorowski ATHLETICS Jill Tobias Prank Wagcnblast ANTICS Marcia Giodzki, Jim Shearn FASHION SENSE Sherri Pawlowski Jack Toth GOOD LOOKS Donna Eckhardt Frank Olma the Crowd for.. . TOGETHERNESS Ann Marie Sosnowski, John VanDeveer I AR'nSTIC TALENTS Chris Buzcko, Rich Murphy MANNERLY WAYS Bev Laffin, Nick Pawlowski CLASS OFFICERS President, Dave Pctruska; Treasurer, Frank Penny; Secretary, Nancy Whitchouse. CLASS ADVISOR MR. WILLIAM KENDRICK HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Standing: T. Schuler, D. Johnson, R. Balasz, D. Scaparo, J. Lonczak, R. Carbone. Seated: D. Pctruska, D. Pearson, N. White-house, F. Penny. 106 C. Adams A. Alexander G. Antognoli D. Appleby W. Appleby T. Baezynski J. Baker S. Balabas G. Balazs R. Balazs S. Bastkowski R. Batko V. Bcrkebilc R. Berman M. Bevacqua R. Biro L. Blakaitis J. Blonkowski E. Booraem L. Borchin J. Broris R. Brandenburg D. Bridgens P. Brown D. Buga K. Burgeson B. Byers R. Bystrek J. Cannon T. Cannon A. Cantora C. Capanna R. Carbone N. Carlson A. Carroll P. Carroll T. Casey M. Cathcart J. Chodzko P. Christiano L. Ciasnoha C. Coabcy G. Corbett A. Cordts L. Corse P. Crandall E. Crosby 107 D. Dabroaki B. Dattel D. Davila T. Dcandia S. Derry A. Devine S. Dey M. Dickerhof W. Dragan D. Dragula V. Drew J. Dullea N. Dulski S. Durovich D. Eastman A. Evano J. Fairweather A. Falzarano R. Faust M. Fehrle J. Ference R. Ferro T. Fogg B. Ford P. Framheim T. Frecl F. Frieslander C. Furlong C. Gall R. Gallagher R. Gallo P. Gaydos G. Gentile J. Gcrhartz J. Glock D. Gorga J. Gorsky S. Gorsky D. Grabczewski V. Grabowski D. Grasso R. Halmo R. Hansen R. Haransky E. Herzog P. Kortlang C. Kosick S. Kosmoski W. Kucharski D. Kukor S. Kurec D. Layton S. Lazarski E. Lcvcndosky J. High B. Hillman L. Hnatenko W. Hodapp R. Hubbard G. Hulsebcrg H. Jahoda A. Jaworski B. Jolly L. Juliano B. Kamich J. Keenan C. Koegel L. Kolbik G. Kopec T. Korth K. Kozlowski N. Kozlowski R. Krusius L. Krzcszewski R. Lachowiec V. Larkin D. Lawnick T. Lawnik C. Listowski E. Litwinow J. Lonczak C. Losiewicz K. Lynch D. Madosky C. Magielnicki R. Majcwski A. Major C. Makowski L. Malosky K. Mandelkorn C. Manning D. Markheim G. Markulic J. Marrazo K. Massaro S. Mart is J. Mate S. Matthews S. Mayer J. Medlin B. Miazio J. Miller E. Mixtacki J. Mizcski M. Montrey P. Moran G. Mordas J. Muirhead G. Muschla M. Namowicz N. Narkicwicz M. Nemes S. Nemeth A. Neuner R. Ni,cdwich T. Nowakowski D. Nowicki M. Orlando 110 T. Pawlowski A. Pearce D. Pearson F. Penney D. Petruska P. Pierre J. Rea K. Rein K. Piersanti R. Rice C. Pirher S. Rock B. Prolow F. Resell i J. Rossi M. Posey W. Rossi M. Polifka J. Ruzicki E. Piskadlo H. Sadow ski A. Sawicki D. Scaparo A. Schneider L. Schtschors T. Schuler D. Scopelliti M. Senko D. Serviss S. Shapiro D. Sherwood T. Sielewicki J. Skarzynski G. Sokoloski W. Sos E. Sprague R. Osowski J. Pajank J. Parisi J. Stachowicz E. Steiger S. Staple)' R. Stenftennagel J. Strong E. Struzik C. Sturm R. Susko G. Szumowski T. Szumski T. Tax J. Tomaszewicz J. Tompkins J. Tuminaro P. Uchno I. Varga R. Vogel M. Vosk J. Ward R. Ward D. Warnowicz R. Weller N. Whitehouse P. Wickham M. Widuta C. Wieczorek B. Wincgar R. Willis A. Witkowski T. Witt B. Wolak R. Yannich M. Zakrzewski E. Zaslow L. Zepponi C. Zukowski 112 Sophomores CLASS ADVISOR MR. BERNARD KOZMA CLASS OFFICERS Vice-President, Tania Hlcbowitsh; President, Tom Cstari; Secretary, Diane Steimling; Treasurer, Linda Dey. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES Top row: J. Schubert, D. Sciandra, W. Chcwning, D. Gould, G. Chahan, L. Burns, E. Sienkiewicz, B. Mastroimarino, P. Tax, E. Chicchi, D. Krilla, L. Bender, S. Kuzmac. Bottom Row: M. Montrcy, K. Moriarty, J. Mroszko, M. Savage, L. Gray, L. Dey, T. Hlcbowitsh, T. Cstari, D. Steimling, I. Weller, B. Novak, B. Becker, G. Wcinthrop, D. Kidder, M. Fetch. 113 L. Burns G. Burrows S. Burzawa E. Bychowski A. Bateau N. Aiken R. Alai T. Alfrcy R. Alton L. Amato H. Antonism A. Antonov P. Appleby C. Armhold D. Armstrong N. Bailey T. Balfour E. Balint G. Balitsky R. Balogh D. Bardon J. Barkalow W. Bartholmew A. Baxter B. Becker J. Beebcc L. Bender C. Benn A. Bercs A. Betler A. Birnn M. Biscotto W. Bodnar K. Bogath A. Bogdan J. Bohnyak B. Bolch Z. Bomba J. Boszko D. Bowers J. Brooks S. Brown M. Brush J. Budzin R. Bullis E. Burke S. Burnham E. Calnan A. Cantora S. Carlcn T. Carroll M. Casciano W. Chcwning J. Chorpita J. Choruk S. Church E. Cicchi M. Cieslarczyk B. Cleary D. Conover J. Cook R. Cook N. Costa M. Crosby R. Crowell T. Csartari H. Cupryk G. Cyhan T. Czech J. Czechowski P. Dalrymple C. Davis K. Devald K. Devoe L. Dey A. Dochod D. Donahue J. Donato L. Donise L. Dougherty D. Doyle N. Dragon M. Drozdowski T. Dunyak J. Durovich M. Dustal B. Eckman J. Eichenlaub R. Engleman G. Evangclho H. Eveland N. Fahrenholz 1 5 M. Fetch R. Fctyko G. Forrester H. Frank F. Fuentes E. Fulop L. Gal las D. Gallear N. Garden B. Gernau P. Gertz L. Girard R. Golaszewski C. Good D. Gould T. Grasso L. Gray M. Greger T. Grekoski S. Grella M. Gresham A. Gretch M. Grodzian E. Gryzb S. Halpin J. Hamilton S. Hanis J. Hansen M. Hansen D. Hartman V. Hatala R. Hausserman K. Hayes L. Hayes D. Heilman D. Heine C. Heluk L. Heluk D. Hendrickson L. Hendrickson M. Hess T. Hlebowitsh M. Hocy B. Holoneck M. Homan R. Hoover B. Hoppke 116 B. Houbler R. Hrymoc M. Huston K. Irons D. Evan R. Ivins R. Jablonski J. Jackson L. Jackson E. Jacobs J. Jeffries R. Jensen P. Johnson J. Jones C. Juraska W. Kaczorowski C. Kalasin K. Kaminsky W. Kamont J. Kandur G. Kensek D. Kessler D. Kidder J. Klag B. Kneen P. Kocher C. Kokoszka P. Kolakowski A. Kobohejnyk K. Kosa H. Koslow B. Kosztolanyi L. Kraus D. Krilla M. Kseniak S. Kuncevich R. Kurtz S. Kuzmack B. Lamb S. Lanier C. Laursen R. Learn P. Lederach 117 L. Lee W. Leister J. Lcpucki R. Lepucki N. Lewczuk D. Lippencott N. Litiaho K. Lohr K. Louie D. Loya P. Lukach L. Luttman N. Lynch M. Machdo T. Maclosky D. Mahoney I 18 G. Malinofsky D. Manning P. Manning V. Marciano J. Marmurczak C. Marozine L. Martwinski K. Masiello R. Mastromarino C. Mate B. Matinkonis G. Matikonis M. Maurer D. Mayer K. Mayer G. Mazzilla W. McAteer M. McCarey B. McGrath J. McKinney K. McLane L. McMackin P. Meltzer K. Metro L. Meyers M. Micdzwiadok J. Milko A. Miller J. Miller T. Miller E. Muraszko J. Murray T. Mur tola R. Negron D. Nielsen T. Nielsen J. Nizza J. Noppenberger B. Nowak J. Obberreiter D. Odor L. Oetjen-Gerdes B. Of fen burger N. Olsen H. Ostashewski P. Pacyna W. Pancza J. Paolo C. Pasternak S. Patrick F. Pause D. Pawlcwski M. Pearce D. Pcteet L. Petersen L. Peterson D. Petrie D. Pinkham N. Pirher R. Piscitelli S. Podbelski J. Polgar H. Polguy P. Porter D. Puchalski J. Russell S. Ruzicki M. Rymko S. Saitta D. Quinlan R Rafanclli F. Raymond D. Regos K. Reichenbach J. Reid R. Reo B. Rinalki M. Rizco P. Rodzajewski M. Romalski L. Romeo J. Rosenkranz R. Rudel 119 S. Sarajew M. Savage L. Schcer E. Schedig M. Schijan A. Schmidt T. Schultz K. Schwartz C. Scott R. Scuorzo S. Scbak M. Segars E. Selevanov R. Sempkowski L. Senko D. Sharar R. Shenko D. Sherman S. Shubert L. Sideris E. Sienkiewicz T. Sikorski A. Sitnik B. Sitze M. Sloan A. Sloan R. Sloat M. Smith D. Snure C. Sokoloski R. Staffa P. Stanik A. Steimling D. Steimling J. Stewart G. Stuart R. Styles J. Sullivan D. Susan C. Szkodny S. Szmyd H. Szumowski T. Szalus P. Tamburello D. Tarkany P. Tax M. Taylor W. Ternyila P. Thomas L. Thompson S. Thompson P. Tice P. Tomer R. Toye 120 D. Trestcn M. Turso H. Uhl G. Ulrich H. Urbanik C. Urbansky B. Vader G. Vader S. Van Arsdalc S. Van Ness L. Varga P. Varga F. Verbow M. Vidach V. Vigh D. Vogel C. Vohrcr J. Wainczak J. Wallace J. Wallen C. Ward J. Ward L. Ware L. Warren G. Wasilko M. Watsey R. Weber L. Wcinheimer G. Weintraub I. Weller M. Wellman E. Wiewiorka C. Wildoner C. Wilk T. Williams W. Williams D. Wilson L. Wlazlowski D. Wnorowski M. Wojciechowski K. Wojcik M. Wolak J. Woronowicz S. Wrobel B. Yanchuk N. Yaskoweak T. Yetman R. Yetsko S. Yurcick R. Zachorski S. Zagnit K. Zampino S. Zampino J. Zarski M. Zenko R. Zubrzycki R. Zywot A. Hcyback 121 Nick Pawlowski, National Honor Society; Mike Cicncewicki, Student Council-Bruce Kamich, Senate. Lynette Krosnowski, RAM Joan Szabo, ORIFLAMME Zke Presidents’ Page rrlonDMF Marie Shaluha, Future Business Leaders; Elfrieda Weller, Future Secretaries; Ann Agnone, Future Teachers; Ellen Ahrend. Future Homemakers; Fran Rizco, Future Nurses. Natalie Borisovets, Library Council Ann Agnone, Red Cross. Judy Nielsen, Hostess Club. Barbara Dattcl, Foreign Exchange Program. Larry Greenfield, Band; Barbara Bulger, B-Na urals. Russ Krug, German Club. Peggy Reuse, French Club. 125 Student Council President Mike Cicnccwicki conduct's the bi-wcckly meeting in the library. This year the Student Council has adopted a twelve-year old foster child from India, Esther Kumari. One of eight children, Esther’s education and care is supported by the Student Council’s monthly check to the Christian Children’s Fund. Gloria Martin surveys the main bulletin board set up by the Student Council. 126 Student participation in school affairs and activities is encouraged through the Student Council. Members of the Student Council, who represent the students of their class at the meetings, are elected from every homeroom. The aims of the Student Council are varied, but the most important ones, written in the Student Council Constitution, arc to promote student interest in school affairs, encourage the development of good relations between students and faculty, assist in school management, and cooperate with community agencies and projects. The views and opinions of the students •whether constructive or critical, arc presented and discussed at every' meeting. A particularly active group this year has been the grievance committee, which expresses student dissatisfaction concerning school interests. For the first time, the Student Council has adopted a foster child from India, Esther Kumari, under the Christian Children’s Association. This worthwhile project has been a success, for the student body has taken a personal interest in the welfare of this young girl by sending her numerous packages and cards through the Student Council. Jack Toth and Jeff Golden write S.R.H.S. in the News for the Spokesman, a local newspaper. 127 M. Cienccwicki, President; Elfricda Weller, Secretary; Mr. Losicwicz, Advisor. Christmas Js Remembering . . . Initiated by Mrs. Prentice, the theme, CHRISTMAS IS REMEMBERING was carried through by the student body during the holiday season. South River alumni, now serving in Vietnam were remembered with Christmas packages containing first aid essentials, paperback books and homemade cookies. Throughout the year this remembering” is carried on through the individual letters written by the students to the servicemen. Again this year at one Christmas assembly we remembered a former S.R.H.S. student, Pinky Peterson, who has been incapacitated for several years. Along with Pinky, we included another young boy, Thomas Syers, who because of a tragic accident is now paralyzed. Also in the tradition of Christmas, alumni returned for our holiday assembly to greet old friends and relive memories of their high school years. Our Men in Viet flam veVv A VvNu r %, O-V'X -CkX 3b rv OJwX—k V ' ju - ax -a. iLi ax vvirw . .u-w bS vv— V aA-VvvLvv .V. Vocal groups ft-ftaturals Mrs. Prentice, advisor of the vocal groups, and Barbara Bulger, President of the B-Naturals, pose with Mr. Sivess for official presentation of the courtyard fountain to the school. This occasion climaxed a four year program of money raising projects by the vocal groups. With their purchase of the fountain, the students take a major step forward in the beautification of the courtyard. B. Bulger, All-State Chorus. Quartertones Quartertones sing at holiday seasons. 131 Alto; Margaret Stroumtsos, Second Soprano; Christine Allgair, and Soprano; Barbara Bulger. Qlee Club Band Vice-President, E. Wolak; President, L. Greenfield; Director, Mr. Dooley Midway through the football season, the band reorganized and expanded under the direction of Mr. Dooley. Marching with precision during the half-time show at football games, the band lends support to the cheerleaders and contributes to the enthusiasm of the spectators. After the football season, the band concentrates on its performances at the Christmas assembly, the spring concert, and the June commencement exercises. One of the more stimulating innovations was the specialty groups which inspire the crowds at basketball games and entertain in exchange assemblies. 133 The band joins in with the twirlers during the half-time show. Sharon stays overtime in the typing.room. Checking a deadline is a small part of Joan’s job as editor. Oriflamme Editors: R. Murphy, Art; E. Wladyka, Senior Section, S. Peters, Typing; C. Buszko, Finance; J. Szabo, Editor-in-Chief; J. Pry-siazny, Sports. 134 A compilation of this year’s academic, sports and social activities, this forty-first edition of the ORIFLAMME is presented to the student body as a reference and memory book. Innovations in the '68 ORIFLAMME are noticeable in the senior section. Candid shots and headings appear in what was once a traditionally formal layout. Expanding the use of color to include spot color along with four color pictures add a special effect to the introductory section. Liz and Rich agree upon final layout. Hey, Chris, we actually break even!” Sharon and Nick find humor in spite of deadline pressure. 135 Zhe Ram During the fall semester, South River High School’s newspaper THE RAM had many obstacles to overcome. Lack of funds and the search for an advisor prevented early publication. However, after Mr. Swenson agreed to advise THE RAM, things began to look up. Subsidized by the Board of Education, THE RAM staff was able to concentrate on publication without monetary worries—all students would now receive the paper free. The paper focuses on school activities and includes such articles as Teacher of the month , Letters to the Editor, For What it's Worth , and the ever popular gossip column, Through the Keyhole. The second edition of the RAM is met with hardy approval. W. Faust, Sports; L. Krosnowski, Editor-in-Chicf; S. Douglas, Feature editor. National Manor Society B. Bulger, Secretary-Treasurer; N. Pawlowski, President; C. Allgair, Vice-President. Contrary to the common notion that the National Honor Society exists only to recognize outstanding students, this organization docs perform some-worth-while sendees for the school and its students. On each school day, its members read the student announcements in the morning and act as receptionists in the main lobby of the school. Operation tutor is a program in which N.H.S. members help any of their fellow students who desire assistance in their studies. Induction into the National Honor Society takes place during a traditional candlelight ceremony which includes a description of the society’s four ideals—character, leadership, citizenship, and scholarship. Margaret gives morning announcements over the public address system as part of her duties as an N.H.S. member. 137 Senate President, Bruce Kamich; Vice President, Matthew Rutkowski; Treasurer, Alan Cabot; Secretary, Chris Kirpan. Organized for students interested in public speaking and debating, the Senate’s purpose is to promote an interest in the field of public speaking among South River High School students. The Senate offers a varied program of discussion, debate, poetic, dramatic and humorous readings, extemporaneous speaking and original oratory. Under the advisorship of Mr. Zimmer, the Senators have brought back many honors and awards from local and out-of-state forensic tournaments. Echoes, singing and winging their ways, From the days of long ago. Listen so closely and clearly you’ll hear, The tinkling sound of a fallen tear. The past is the present, The future the past, And the echoes of music eternally last. Soft little lyrics kissing my brow, And I as a fool so lowly bow. Letting my heart flit off with them, Little I know I am condemned. Captured, yes, captured am I, As chains arc to slaves, Tones are my ties. My soul is not mine, But the demon's of time. Fore the past is the present, The future the past, And the echoes of music eternally last. Original poem by Irene Jarmula which won first place rating in national poetry competition. 138 IRENE JARMULA BRUCE KAMICH foreign Exchange Program J. Lohr, Treasurer; B. Dattel, President; D. Stout, Vice-President. Working with the international student organization, The Open Door Policy, South River students arc part of a Foreign Exchange Program that aims to introduce students to foreign cultures. Projects such as selling corsages help build up the treasury. From fund raising activities the club is in the process of sending a student to Latin America for the summer. As this program operates on an exchange basis, the club is required to find a home where a Latin American student may visit. Migk School Red Cross L. Schlicker, Vice-President; B. Bulger, Treasurer; A. Agnone, President; C. Busczko, Secretary. A service organization, the Red Cross tries to mold responsible, community-minded citizens. Cooperating with the New Brunswick chapter of the Red Cross and other schools in the vicinity such activities as collecting donations for the Red Cross, making baskets of food for the needy during the holiday seasons, and visiting hospitals and rest homes, the Red Cross members achieve a measure of satisfaction which comes from helping others. Zke Jmage Payers The Man Who Came to Dinner opened the new season for the Image Players. This successful production was the result of many hours of rehearsals under the direction of Miss Hoynos (top right), their new advisor. Behind the scenes, the make up crew (top left) practices during an impromptu rehearsal (opposite). The hard work of the cast and crew are all part of the preparation that goes into the making of a play. D. Dominicki, Vice-President; J. Nielsen, President; F. Schmidt, Secretary; A. Schurley, Treasurer. Donna Barab Barbara Rifcnburg Linda Martin and Valarie Harrison prepare Hungarian cookies for Betty Crocker McCall’s Teen-Age faculty tea. Award Panel 141 Audio-Visual I want the P.A. system in working order in ten minutes! orders Mr. Sivess. The Audio-Visual Club, one of the busiest organizations in the school, supplies classes with equipment for the use of records and films. Besides contributing its services to teachers in the classrooms, the boys work closely with the Image Players to provide the most effective lighting and sound for student performances. During school assemblies the A.V. members are found operating the control panels and microphones. In addition to the club's school activity it also assists in the preparation of programs by outside organizations, such as the P.T.A. This year the boys demonstrated their talent with various techniques of lighting at the Middlesex junior Miss Pageant held in our school auditorium. 142 Aids Who's going to take this projector up to the biology room?” Astronomy Club Both educational and entertaining, the Astronomy Club helps interested students extend their knowledge of astronomy and related fields. Each month the president or the advisor, Mr. Clark, leads a discussion on such topics as the Milky Way, the Nebulae, Quasers, or why Jupiter gives off more energy than it is supposed to. Every few weeks the members look at the galaxies through the several telescopes available to them. The club also goes on numerous trips, such as ones recently made to the Princeton Observatory and the For-restal Research Center. 143 Cibrnry Council Seen behind the library desk every period of the day, members of the Library Council assist students and faculty in selecting books and obtaining reference material. Along with the routine jobs of covering books, rearranging shelves and checking overdue books, the girls in cooperation with the Art Department, decorate the bulletin board with appropriate items of interest. 144 Check it out, please. Rosalie comes across a missing book. ■S3! Horticulture Club A. Stcimling, Vicc-Prcsidcnt; R. Lepucki, President. 145 Canguage Der 'Deutsche Vereiu R. Lukacs, Treasurer; I. Jarmula, Secretary; Mr. Killian, Advisor; R. Krug, President; A. Fritz, Vice-President. Faculty members enjoy Pumpernickel Party as much as students. Everyone in a foreign language club dreams of the day when they might visit the country whose language has become so familiar to them. The foreign language clubs offer their members a glimpse into the historical and cultural world of these countries. The four clubs have a Christmas party for their members and guests. During the year, club meetings take on a festive party atmosphere in the styles of Spain, France, Germany and Ancient Rome. Mr. Mycr from the University of Bonn speaks to the German and French Clubs on the growth of Neo-Nazism in the Fatherland. 146 M. Reuse, President; B. Laffin, Vice-President; C. Buszko, Secretary-Treasurer. A. Fritz, Sergeant-at-Arms; T. Shcyda, President; J. Mate, Secretary-Treasurer. Ce Circle Jrancjiis 147 future business Ceaders of America Miss Lack, Advisor: J. Tobias, Secretary; M. Shaluha, President; S. Rosen, Treasurer; P. Kramley, Vice-President, Mrs. Schairer, Advisor. duture purses’ Association Miss Zimbicki, Advisor; J. Mas-troianni, Secretary-Treasurer; F. Rizco, President; D. Sullivan, Vice-President. future jHomemakers of America 148 E. Ahrend, President; J. Hector, Vice-President; B. Rifenburg, Secretary; D. Saunders, Treasurer. For students interested in homemaking, nursing, teaching or, business as a career, our future clubs provide many learning experiences. Meeting throughout the year, these groups plan field trips to allied institutions, invite guest speakers from their respective fields, and become affiliated with state organizations which give the members a better understanding of their chosen careers. Suture Secretaries of America L. Wicczorek, Vice-President; S. Rocns, Treasurer; E. Weller, President; S. Volgi, Secretary, Mrs. Burke, Advisor. Suture Zeaehers of America M. Reuse, Treasurer; A. Agnone, President; Mrs. Kahrmann, Advisor; D. Davila, Secretary; P. Wickham, Vice-President. 149 ‘■Junior Refreshment Committee Ml Activities ft eg ins . . . fjuniors Sell Mot Dogs . . . Ram Squad Readies Sreddie. . . Zhe Crowning Qlory of Jutumn 1967 Homecoming Hutch Witkowski escorts last year's queen, Donna Reed. Donna crowns her successor. Donna Eckhardt—1967 Queen. Bev.Laffin, runner-up is cscor.cd by Nick Pawlowski on .ho a d Va DeVeer 'heit Student Council float. One of the highlights of South River’s Homecoming was the float competition. This year the awards were presented during halftime by (top right) Mike Ciencewicki to the representatives of the prizewinning floats, Nancy White-house, and Julius Mate. First prize went to (opposite) the Class of 1969 for their float Puff the Magic Dragon Sailing off with second prize (bottom) was the Booster Club's H.M.S. RAM. the Crisp Autumn Air Resounds With . . . Captain, B. Miazio; L. Oetjen—Gerdes, M. Maurer, D. Lawnick, C. Kocgel, K. Picrsanti, B. Winegar L. Zcpponi. Zhe Snap of the Color Quard Zhe March of the Drill Zeam Top: J. Jolly, P Wickham, C. Makowski, K. Madger, R. Rifcnburg, K. Valunas, R. Maimonc. Bottom: D. Bowers, F. Pause, R. Cook, S. VanNcss, L. Gallas. Zwirlers Donna Eckardt, Drum Majorette. Judy Lohr, Cindy Hydrusko, Susan dock, Charlene Bigelow, Arlene Gilcwski, Sherri Teague, Janice Mastroianr.i. Captain, Sherri Teague leads the twirlers. B. Ford, M. Fchrle, S. Snure, S. Adams, D. Gould, J. Mastroianni, C. Bigelow, C. Hydrusko, D. Eckhardt, S. Teague, A. Gilewski, J. Lohr, S. Glock. The Rocketts do it again. First row: Coach H. Walsh, Coach J. Bellissimo, Coach R. Wojeicki, J. Skarzynski, D. Pearson, E. Biemacki, L. Kolakowski, T. Gizicki, J. Holod, R. Larkin, J. Kaczorowski, R. Grygo, W. Bartholomew, R. Carbone, M. Polifka, T. Lawnik, J. Mate, R. Hansen, D. Infusino, R. Golaszcwski, Trainer W. Balabas. Second row: Coach D. Salerno, Coach W. Csatari, C. Sposato, W. Kaczorowski, Coach W. Koziatek, R. Willis, R. Gallagher, A. Steimling, T. Casey, P. Christiano, W. Rossi, C. Heluk, J. Barkalow, G. Cyhan, J. Lepucki, R. Balog, B. Pro-low, J. Bosko, W. Dragan, V. Hatala, C. Chando, R. Alton, R. Billerman. Third Row: B. Ranaldi, D. Quinlan, G. Malinofsky, T. Nielsen, A. Miller, T. Csatari, J. Dullea, M. Hoey, G. Sienkiewicz, R. Negron, M. Dustal, J. Budzin, W. Ruszck, R. Mastermarino, E. Cicchi, W. Bodnar, L. Romeo, R. Engleman. When the 1967 football season was starting in that first week of September, there was much talk by the town's people about the ’67 team. Could the)- possibly be as great as the undefeated team of 1966? What could South River do without All-State Quarterback Joe Theisman? Many people had little faith in the Rams, but after witnessing the team's skills in that first game against Franklin Township, the team proved that the '67 season was going to be just as thrilling as the ’66 season. Going into many of their games as the underdog, the Rams, in most instances, battled their way to a victory such as the upset over East Brunswick. With a combination of eleven aggressive men and a powerfully spirited student body, the Rams were able to beat the Bears 25-13. In this game as in the Franklin game quarterback Drew Pearson showed how effectively he could lead his attack. Attempting 25 passes, he completed 17 for 284 yards. He threw two touchdown passes, one to Junior, Ralph Carbone and one to John Scotty Skarzynski. Skarzynski, who was nominated Group 3 All-State end, was on the receiving end of Pearson's passes many times. These two worked together to form a great combo. But another great asset to this game was the superb running of Senior half-back, Frank Wagonblast. Although he carried the ball for only 46 yards on 24 carries, he was doing his best when he was most needed. He crashed through the Bear defense to score two touchdowns. Statistically, South River beat their opponents in every major field. The Rams offensively rolled up 196 points, which is a 22 point per game average, allowing their opponents 105 points, a 12 point per game average. The hard and fine running of backs Wagonblast, John Kaczorowski, Drew Pearson, and Lenny Kolakowski compiled a total of 1275 rushing yards (468 yards more than last year’s team). The accurate passing of Pearson to ends John Skarzynski, Ron Grygo and Tom Csartari compiled a total of 1494 yards (one yard more than the ’66 team). Defensively, the Rams intercepted 11 passes and returned them for 125 yards which is an average of 11.4 yards per interception. Many of these interceptions were caused by the rush of the superb line and by the heads up” playing of Drew Pearson. In the Piscataway game alone, Pearson intercepted 3 passes. For the year the defensive unit allowance only 66.7 passing yards average per game and 141.6 rushing yards per game. A lineman who sparkled on defense was Big Ed Biernacki. Biernacki had to play defense and offense all year and put all his effort into both units. It is no wonder he was elected All-County First and All-State tackle second team. Another lineman who proved aggressive was John Holod, Toward mid season John had to be moved from center to tackle in place of Tom Gizicki. Gizicki was moved to guard as a result of an injury' to Wayne Bartholemew. Holod too had to play defense and offense. He spent more time in the opponents back-field than some of the opponents’ own players. Junior Pete Christiano filled in Holod's place at center and did quite a job. This year's team did prove to be great, but this greatness couldn't have been accomplished without the great coaching of Ronald Wojcicki. Mr. Wojcicki instills a competitive feeling in a young man. He makes a man say to himself If they hit me, that is more the reason for me to hit them back twice as hard. An unbeatable combination of devoted coach and determined, aggressive players always make a winning team, and that is iust what South River had__________________________________ Coach Salerno discovers a weakness in the opponent’s defense. Coach Wojcicki discusses the situation with Drew. East Brunswick's Coach Gonier loses again. 161 J. Skarzynski, J. Holod, T. Gizicki, P. Christiano, R. Larkin, E. Biernacki, T. Cstari, R. Carbone, D. Pearson, J. Kaczorowski F. Wagenblast. Offensive Unit Kaz gives Drew Protection against an Owl lineman Scotty proves a double threat in pass receiving and punting against East Brunswick. Kneeling: R. Grygo, W. Ruszcyk, E. Biernacki, J. Holod, T. Cstari, T. Gizicki, W. Rossi, D. Pearson, R. Carbone, J. Kaczorowski, J. Skarzynski. Defensive Unit Strong on defense, Scotty intercepts a Highland Park pass and assists Grygo’s block of an extra point. Co-captain Tackle, ED BIERNACKI. Captain’s Zead the Zeam Big Ed gets his man in a crucial play during the East Brunswick game. 164 Kaz rips for yardage against Franklin. Co-captain Fullback, JOHN KACZOROWSKl. TOM GIZICKI. Tackle Seniors, Zorn and Waggle Plug a dull Season Tom gets a well earned rest. 165 Waggie sweeps left end. FRANK WAGENBLAST, Halfback John and Cenny Add to a Qood Record Against Franklin, Lenny takes hand-off from Drew. John blocks out Clark linemen. “Ron and Kory, 'Defensive Stalwarts” RORY LARKIN, Guard RON GRYGO, End Drew finds Ron as Rory gives protection in the Franklin game. At the Clark game, Scotty attempts the extra point. Coach tells Waggie what he’s doing wrong. Franklin Township . . ... 7 S.R.. . .12 Highland Park .. 30 S.R.. . .14 East Brunswick . . . 14 S.R.. . .25 Piscataway .. 13 S.R.. . .27 Sayreville . ... 0 S.R.. -.34 Metuchen . . 15 S.R.. . .13 Clark Township ....6 S.R.. . . .26 Perth Amboy ...14 S.R.. . .14 New Brunswick ... 6 S.R. 31 The bitter taste of defeat after the Highland Park game. i Aft I IA Drew hands off to Waggic for a reverse—one of the bright moments of the Highland Park game. Cross Country Zeam Left-right: Manager, D. Petruska; B. Morgan, R. SR. OPPONENTS 23 Madison 32 26 South Brunswick 31 20 Franklin 35 22 Hightstown 40 22 Sayreville 33 20 Piscataway 40 15 Jamesburg 50 34 Highland Park 22 35 St. Peter’s 19 37 Hast Brunswick 19 34 Mctuchcn 22 30 J. P. Stevens 29 37 St. Mary’s P.A. 18 Susko, J. Jackson, M. Sloan, M. Rutkowski, P. Thomas, Coach Mr. Shcmick. Rebounding from a losing season, the 1967 Cross Country Team sped to a 7-6 record. Consistent performances by captain Bill Morgan, junior Russ Susko, and sophomore John Jackson vaulted the Ram harriers over the 500 mark. Morgan, though sustaining various injuries throughout the year, turned in steady performances whenever he ran. Susko and Jackson were the top runners with Jackson placing in the top three in seven of the meets. Other letter winners for Coach Shemick were Matt Rutkowski, Paul Thomas, and Mike Sloan. Captain, BILL MORGAN MATT RUTKOWSKI PAUL THOMAS 169 Basketball COACH JIM I.ADI.EY Kneeling, left-right: R. Balazs, W. Kostenko, J. Mate, N. Grabko, N. Dragon, J. Jacksonj G. Mordas. Standing, left-right: Coach Ladlcy, J. Stewart, L. Witkowski, J. Skarzyinski, D. Layton, W. Faust, D. Pearson, R. Hansen, Manager. Losing their first six games, it looked like the Rams' ’67-'68 basketball season was going to be a long one. Last year under new coach Jim Ladlcy the Rams put out a fine 15-9 record. It wasn't expected to be half that good in December '67. However, once the new year arrived, the team started to click with a brand new’ image. Working more like a unit than ever before, they compiled a record of 15 wins and 4 losses, making their final log 15 and 10. A major factor for this success was the outstanding all-around play of Captain Leon Hutch” Witkowski. Hutch sparked the team with a 20.1 average in the point department and an average of 12 rebounds per game. Aside from being an exceptional ball-handler, Hutch ranked 5th in the county in scoring and was elected to the All-County guard position. Other members who excelled in the play were senior Wayne Faust, and John Jackson. Jackson getting a late start proved to be a great asset through his superb rebounding ability, while Wayne proved himself as a playmaker, averaging 6 assists per game. Two juniors who proved to be as good on the court as they were on the gridiron were John Skarzynski and Drew Pearson. Scotty averaged 17 points a game, while Drew provided consistent all-around play, averaging 9 points a game. The highlight of this year's season came in the County Coaches Tournament when the Rams of South River brought to an end Perth Amboy’s 78 game winning streak. This shocked not only the Perth Amboy squad, but also the entire Middlesex County. This was quite a way to wrap up the season. Mutch Sparks Cagers Basketball history was made this year when Hutch climaxed his fantastic high school career by sinking his 1000th point in the final game of the season against Saint Mary’s. The game was stopped and Coach Fitzpatrick presented him with the ball. 171 Seniors of the Zeam WAYNE FAUST Wayne breaks through Perth Amboy press. NICK GRABKO 172 Nick awaits rebound during critical play in the Madison game. SOUTH RIVER OPPONENT SOUTH RIVER OPPONENT 59 St. Mary’s S.A. . . 76 89 Highland Park . . 47 65 Hoffman 82 88 St. Peters 98 69 Asbury Park . . . . 89 68 Stevens 60 63 St. Peters 93 74 Sayreville 73 58 Stevens 53 73 Madison 62 64 St. Josephs .... 68 63 Metuchen 58 49 Hoffman 69 89 Perth Amboy . .. 62 67 Sayreville 65 49 Piscataway 55 51 East Brunswick . . 48 71 Hoffman 67 72 Stevens 58 87 Madison 48 72 New Brunswick . . 63 61 East Brunswick . 55 62 Immaculata 52 85 St. Mary’s 89 65 New Brunswick . . 69 WALT KOSTENKO PETE WESP, Manager DENNIS LAYTON 173 Migkligkts of the Season The winning record of 15-10 was gained through individual and team effort. Zkc y. V. Squad Standing: Mr. Carroll, P. Meltzer, N. Dragon, D. Pctcct, J. Stewart, T. Otari, M. Dzrodowski, P. Wcsp. Kneeling: J. Budzin, G. Mordas, D. Romeo, D. Pawlowski, J. Jackson. Coach Hank Labudzki instructs John on the proper hold. Wrestling Under the guidance of coach Hank Labudzki, the '67-'68 wrestling team improved their previous record of 1-9 to 5-6-1. Led by co-captains Ed Bicr-nacki and Tony Marino, the Rams were able to achieve several upsets while losing some close matches, like those to Sayrevillc (25-19), and South Brunswick (20-18). Out of this year's crop of senior mat-men. three were outstanding: Ed Bier-nacki (11-0-1), Walt Yetman (10-1), and Rich Learn (10-1-1). Performing in tournament play, District 22 champs Biernacki (heavyweight) and Yetman (14S) placed first, Learn (130) third, and sophomore Dave Sherman (98) second. In the County Tournament Learn, Yetman, and Sherman all took fourth place in their respective weight classes. Other seniors who did well were: Andy Fritz, Tony Marino, John Kozlowski, and Jeff Golden. Besides Sherman (8-2-1), another underclassman who showed outstanding ability was junior Jeff Muirhead (115; 5-5-1). This year's increased attendance and participation is indicative of the increased popularity of the sport, and it is hoped that next year’s team will have a winning season. Standing-. E. Biernacki, A. Evano, E. Sienkiewicz, J. Golden, M. Polifka, J. Keenan, A. Marino, A. Schneider, A. Fritz, Mr. Labudzki. Kneeling: W. Yetman, D. Mandelkorn, J. Muirhead, F. Fuentcs, D. Sherman, R. Certo, R. Learn. 176 Bicrnacki and Yctman exhibit the skills which won them district championships. ’67-’68 WRESTLING RECORD SR OPPONENT 24 P.A. St. Mary’s......24 24 Red Bank Catholic .. 21 11 New Brunswick .... 33 29 P A. St. Mary’s........20 19 Sayreville.......... 20 34 Raritan............. 15 14 Highland Park........36 18 South Brunswick .... 20 21 J. F. Kennedy....... 19 18 Perth Amboy ........ 26 26 Colonia..............23 6 Metuchen.............40 5-6-1 Team Record TONY MARINO Co-Captain ED BIERNACKI Co-Captain WALT YETMAN 177 Wrestling Quins Popularity 178 JOHN KOZLOWSKI ANDY I-RITZ JEFF GOLDEN Amongst Spectators and Mot men RICH LEARN Kneeling, left to right: Tom Szalus, Joe Kandur, Robert Learn, Gary Malinofsky, John Durovich, Tom Balfour, Peter Uchno, Ed Gcchi. Standing, left to right: Willy Williams, Terr)' Murtola, Bob Bridgcns, Mark Derry, Tobin FrccI, Ralph Owens, Zal” Zabazowski, Leit h Peterson. (Above) Kneeling: P. Kramley, L. Schicklcr, J. Tobias, K. Parillo, L. Galley. Standing: M. Shaluha, S. Brasno, S. Douglas. (Left) Kneeling: D. Wornowicz, J. Mizeski, B. Kessler, E. Crosby. Standing: D. Sherwood, B. Wolak, M. Senko, C. Pirher, S. Balabas. Cheer leading Refleets . . . Zhe Action Zrack and Tield Zeam Left to right: C. Hill, J. Stashkcvctch, R. Sitze, J. Bcrcnty, S. Tominus, R. Benick, G. R. Lepucki, Coach Shcmick, T. Donahue, T. Lenkiewicz, B. Morgan, E. Pcteet, J. Holod, M. Gencewwicki, R. Trojanowski, R. Grygo, Coach Labudski. Hyrmoc, Z. Rodzajewski, L. Baczewski, J. Mukin, N. Pawlowski, B. Durovich, In the process of racking up a 5-4 record the men of the 1967 track and field team broke six school records and a county mark. Steve Tominus set school marks in the mile and 880 with times of 4:25.8 and 2:02.8 respectively. Bettering his own record, Frank Benick chalked up a time of 51.03 seconds for the 440. He also set a new pole vault mark of H’9”. The school record for the two mile run was shattered when Tony Lenkiewicz broke the tape in 11 minutes 10.5 seconds. In the field events Carl Hill broke the school mark for the discus with a fling of 151TOI 2”. At the County Track Meet the sprint medley team of sprinters, Ron Grygo and Emory Peteet, and distance men, Frank Benick and Steve Tominue, set the county record with the time of 3:33.3. The leading scorer was sprinter and broad jumper Ron Grygo, with 77l 2 points. Following him were Girl Hill with 39 points, Leon Baczewski, 36 points, Steve Tominus, 33 points, and John Stashkcvctch, 31 points. These letter-winning performances gave Coach Shemick another successful track and field season. R°n gets a first place against East Brunswick. S.R. OPPONENT 491 2 J. P. Stevens ................. 76] 2 50 Piscataway .................... 76 671 2 Sayervillc .................... 58 88 South Brunswick ............... 38 106 St. Mary’s .................... 20 24 St. Joseph’s .................. 102 106 St. Mary’s .................... 20 41 Metuchen ...................... 05 84 St. Peter’s .................... 2 182 Seniors in Action Nick shows his form. Bill leaves his opponents behind. Mike is coming on fast. Biernacki puts the shot. John hurls the javelin as Bob awaits his turn. 183 baseball Coach Carroll confers with Captain Larry Osowski. Coach hits warm up grounders. Pitching was about the strongest point of the 1967 Baseball team. Behind the strong arms of Nick Grabko, Ed Weischadle, and Tom Champion, the Rams chalked up a 10-8-1 record. Nick (4-3) threw a one-hitter against Franklin Twp., and both he, and Weischadle (3-2) threw two three-hitters. Weiss also hurled the four hour, ten-inning (2-2) tie with Madison Twp. An appropriate climax to the season came with the exciting Sayreville game in which Weischadle, Champion, and finally All-County shortstop Joe Theismann threw to help defeat the Bombers for the first time in four years. The team’s most consistent hitters were Rupe” Langfeld, (All-County left field—435), Tony Lepucki (310). and Captain Larry Osowski (300). Other key players on John Carroll’s squad were infielders Drew Pearson and Bill Tomer, and catchers Lenny Karwatt and Wayne Bartholomew. SR OPP Franklin ................ 4 0 Franklin ................ 8 2 E. Brunswick ............ 1 0 E. Brunswick ............ 1 4 Sayreville .............. 2 14 Sayreville .............. 4 3 St. Josephs ............. 5 7 C.B.A.................... 5 2 St. Mary's................2 10 Hoffman ................. 8 2 Hoffman ................. 2 3 Madison ................. 2 2 Madison ................. 5 6 Madison ................. 8 1 So. Plainfield .......... 2 5 Edison .................. 5 4 Edison .................. 7 5 St. Peters............... 5 2 N.B.......................7 8 184 Rupe shows the form that won him a .435 average. Larry scoops up another. Seniors Jorm the Nucleus i Champ loses helmet and shoe but not speed when rounding the bases. Joe slides in safely. Lenny warms up. 185 Gathering at the mound for some team strategy. Nick is winding up, and following through Starting {Juniors Return Mixed emotions between innings. Coach at a tense moment, STEVE KUMKA PETE WESP ■ - ''f BILL TOMER 8 9 186 Zo Sparkle Again Bill swings hard. Kaz strides for first. Bill moves to field a foul. Kick show s his form and determination. Ray and Steve a bit restless. 187 Drew tries to beat out a grounder. Humor Varsity Weis on the mound. Sophs Show Much Promise Zeam Wayne warms up a pitcher. 188 '67 Golf Zeam Left to right: E. Zaslow, G. Gentile, S. Koslowski, T. Jefferies, L. Kolakowski, J. Kozlowski, G ach K. Arianas, W. Schoen, J. Strabouger, J. Golden, R. Gallagher, A. Neuner. Petitioned by interested students, the Board of Education included golf in the interscholastic program. Coached by Mr. Arianas, the golf team finished their season with a remarkable eight win and two loss record. Leading the efforts of the golfers were seniors Lcn Kolakowski, Jim Strasbouger, John Kozlowski, and junior Greg Mordas. Greg led the team average with a 42, seconded by Jim Strasbouger whose average was a 44. Strasbouger also set a school record with a game low of 38, shot at the Raritan Arsenal golf course against East Brunswick. Also adding impressive scores through the year were Lenny Kolakowski and captain John Kozlowski. Len averaged a 45 while John averaged a 47. SOUTH RIVER OPPONENT 6l 2 East Brunswick............ Hl 2 I6 2 Madison Township............iy2 15 2 Carteret ................. 2l 2 16 Jmmaculata..................2 12l 2 St. Peter’s ............... 5 2 16 2 Carteret ................. li 2 11 East Brunswick..............7 16 2 Madison Township............ y2 14 St. Peter’s .............. 4 6I 2 Immaculata................. iy2 189 Qirls Athletic Association The Girls' Athletic Association is geared for the girl who enjoys more athletic activity than is offered in her physical education class. Basketball and bowling are the highlights of the program which includes field hockey and various other indoor and outdoor sports. Basketball, which this year has been on an intramural basis, is composed of seven small teams which allow greater opportunities for each individual member. The popular bowling season starts in late fall and extends to early spring. The girls meet at the Mid-State Bowl for a weekly match. The purpose of the organization is not only to provide a wider scope of athletic activity for the girls, but also to develop the quality of good sportsmanship. Outstanding participants in the program are recognized and awarded letters similar to those received by varsity lettermen. Arlene and Sue hope for a strike. Whether it's a jump ball, a lay-up shot, or control of the ball, basketball after hours is more fun than skill. 190 Miss Fieslcr patiently explains scoring techniques. Mowing Mokes Use of Mind as Well as Muscle The style of the day hampers bowling form 191 Sue Brasno (upper left) captains the winning team. Members arc B. Laffin, A. Gilewski, M. Stroumtsos. Missing from the picture arc N. Brush and S. Kramley. Basketball. . . Held Hockey Top row: D. Johnson, J. Major, A. Antonov, R. Zahoiski. Bottom row: J. Lonczak, L. Knzeszcwski, K. Louie. 193 Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1968 From the STUDENT COUNCIL :::::: school STUDENT COUNCIL sents the... c dttebs in concert The Chosei Ones SOUTH RIVER HIGH SCHOOL (pm - School Dma «Kjuic d 50 P f Persa. la A raac. $3.00 At TW Dm is mr ii niKMisio it south tmi school hxiwmiit st a ••• m mam M M mvimi m ivuBfw roan School Dances The California Critters Cutios Enjoyable Projects Raise Money To Help the School 196 13083190 THE CLASS OF 68 Wishes To Express Its Sincere Appreciation to THE ORIFLAMME STAFF For a Job Excellently Done 197 Best Wishes From THE CLASS OF 1969 Dave Petruska—President Drew Pierson—Vice President Franklin Penny—Treasurer Nancy Whitehouse—Secretary 198 BOOSTER CLUB President—Sal Meloni Vice President—John Bartholomew 2nd Vice President—James Kukor Recording Secretary—Mrs. M. Meloni Corresponding Secretary—Mrs. G. Skarzynski Treasurer—Mrs. C. Miller TRUSTEES Theodore Sivess John Carroll Mrs. A. Biernacki Julius Mate Michael Ciencewicki 199 TO THE CLASS OF 1968 We at First National, congratulate you and wish you success whether you are now entering the business world or are going on to the halls of higher education. We trust you will make full use of our banking services whenever your personal life requires financial advice or assistance. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MIDDLESEX COUNTY Complete Banking Facilities Including Travel and Trust Depts. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. RAH, RAH '68 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Best Wishes to the Class of '68 from S.R.H.S. TWIRLERS Good Luck to the Graduates of '68 From B-NATURALS Compliments of THE CLASS OF 1970 The Association-Pacer Field Panthers Sportsmanship Pride Standing: Bob Gross. Frank Mula. Pete Lukach, Tom Hunt. Bob Lukacs. Dennis (Gomor) Layton. Rich Mahony, John Piedilato, Ed (home Run) Pirher. Kneeling: Bob Eastman. Al (Touchdown) Caputo. Tom (Watch the Hand) Gizicki. Bob (Quarterback) Goldstein. (Missing from picture—Emory Peteet. Steve Murtola.) The Ultimate in Athletics Softball as an Art, Football as a Science 203 RINGS excellent PINS design MEDALS skilled CHARMS craftsmanship CUPS PLAQUES superb quality TROPHIES YOUR CLASS JEWELER DIEGES CLUST PHILADELPHIA 17 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK 8, N. Y. r'ROVIDENCE Manufacturing Jewelers A Complete Men's and Boys' Store MILLERS ON THE MALL The Place to go for brands you know Mid-State Mall East Brunswick, N. J. 204 CAR TROUBLES ? STOP CRYIN Tru Since 1020 CHEVROLET ★ OLDSMOBILE ------------------------------------f---------------------------------------------- LAFF IN Car Troubles? Stop Cryin' Try LAFFIN —Since 1929— OLDSMOBILE • CHEVROLET Main and Water Street South River, N. J. Our Heartiest Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1968 MID STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY The Friendly Bank Hwy. 18 and Arthur Street East Brunswick, N. J. 25 Main Street Colonial Oaks South River, N. J. East Brunswick, N. J. 205 Member F.D.I.C. Compliments of RARITAN VALLEY BUS COMPANY Deluxe Bus Service COMFORTABLE • CLEAN • MODERN NEW BUSES • ALL DELUXE Main Street, P.O. Box 312 Metuchen, N. J. LI 9-1212 Kl 5-5495 JA-CE COMPANY, INC. Food Service to INDUSTRY AND SCHOOLS Kl 5-2797 129 Church Street New Brunswick, N. J. WONDERFUL REVIEWS THE IMAGE PLAYERS PRESTO LUNCH and RESTAURANT 37 Ferry Street South River, N. J. I I Stephen Street South River, N. J. CL 4- 2839 SCHWARZ-ORSAG RUSAK'S FUEL CO., INC. FLOWER SHOP Oil Burner Installations Sales and Service For Fine Floral Fashions 254-0207 ☆ Whitehead Ave. South River, N. J. P.O. Box 31 254-0021 64 Main Street SOUTH RIVER, N. J. HAROLD F. SCUPP Compliments of 13 Daily Street South River, N. J. FOREIGN EXCHANGE PROGRAM ☆ CARPENTER • BUILDER Sweetheart of the year, 1968 CLifford 7-7477 208 Best Wishes to Class of '68 From BUEN SUERTO MID-STATE BOWL Mid-State Mall East Brunswick, N. J. EL CIRCULO DEL ESPANOL 254-1400 Compliments From Sincerest Wishes to the Graduates of '68 STEVE SZABO SONS PLUMBING and HEATING From the 31 William St. South River, N. J. Tel. 254-1022 FUTURE NURSES' CLUB 209 BOSKO'S DINER REMEMBER: MAIN STREET FLORIST 122 Gauseway 181 Main St.( So. River, N. J. CL 7-2357 South River New Jersey SAY IT WITH 210 OUR FLOWERS GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Wishes All the Best to the Class of 1968 Compliments of GREENFIELD DEPT. STORE Adam Hats for Men Health-Tex Play Clothes for Children 24 Main Street South River, N. J. Compliments of G. Roi-esit N S U R A N C CLirroRO 4-1215 23 JACKSON ST. SOUTH RIVER. N. J. CL 7-0526 Best of Everything to THE CLASS OF '68 From SITZE BAKING CO. 28 Whitehead Ave. South River THE MIXERS' SOCIAL CLUB COMPLIMENTS of Der deutsche Klub Singen und Schwingen Der frohliche Wanderer 211 Jewelry Trophies Sales and Engraving CL 4-9636 ECONOMY HOUSE—MILANO 201-254-2900 Ten Reid Street HOTEL PERSHING BAR LIQUOR STORE MRS. A. LACH. Prop. I I Main St. South River, N. J. South River Telephone: 254-1379 CABOT FURNITURE CO. GENE CABOT SYLVIA CABOT 52-58 Ferry Street South River, N. J. Clifford 7-0747 Best Wishes to the Class of '68 TOWNE FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions FRANK'S BARBER SHOP EDNA and JOHN KUCHTYAK 183 Hillside Ave., South River, N. J. 37 Jackson St., South River, N. J. Compliments of SOUTH RIVER SENIOR YOUTH COUNCIL President—Rich Crimmins Vice President—Leon Witkowski Treasurer—Nick Pawlowski 254-1730 257-1046 ALEXANDER PHARMACY GARDEN STATE FUEL CO. Fuel Oil—Kerosene—Automatic Metered Delivery Oil Burner Sales and Service GEORGE J. ALEXANDER R.P. 60 Main Street South River, N. J. FRANK ROSEN 38 Darrow Street South River, N. J. Congratulations to the Graduates from MALISZEWSKI'S FUNERAL HOME 191 Whitehead Ave., South River, N. J. 213 CONTRIBUTORS Mr. Swenson Mrs. Olculslci Mrs. Prentice Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Sivess Miss Beverly Hoynos Mr. and Mrs. John Kulpa Mill End Shop Mr. Smyjak Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Hummel Mrs. N. C. Forman Jensen's Seafood Richard Shiffner Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Szabo Mr. and Mrs. John F. Fitzpatrick Puggy and Stinky '48 Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Dabroski Mr. and Mrs. W. Killian Ray Barkelew Mr. and Mrs. Runyon Barkelew Ed Struzik Runyon Barkelew Alley Boys Polish Coast Guard and Wacs Lou and Lois '68 Mr. and Mrs. Beckman Buddy Banjo Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Murphy Diane Buga Mrs. Betty Kandur Arlene and Horace Chief John W. Ruzicki Jerry Wronski Allen Neuner Joan Szabo Liz Wladyka Sue Brasno Rosemary Maimone Donna and Len James Shearn Timothy Paul Sheyda Mr. and Mrs. Steve Peters Red (Rebecca) Mr. and Mrs. S. Wladyka Ann A. Karen P. Chris A. Ramona T. Chris B. Janet V. Donna B. Emory P. Mario B. Sharon, P. Sue B. Ed. P. Pat W. Linda M. Waggie Nick P. Liz W. Cheryl S. Barb B. Maggie S. Chris B. Timmy S. Milto C. Wally S. Sue D. Joan S. Bob D. Jim P. Donna E. When Wayne F. Fran R. Diane F. Arlene R. John H. John R. Stoph J. JiH T. E.-O. Sue Ann R. Rose M. Pete W. Joyce M. Hutch Janice M. Marianne T. PROFESSIONALS WILLIAM A. ALLGAIR, M.D. 228 Main Street South River, N. J. DR. and MRS. E. R. BLAUKOFF DR. and MRS. J. KAPLAN 133 Main Street South River, N. J. DR. and MRS. HAROLD CANO 391 Main Street Spotswood, N. J. DR. and MRS. MAXWELL S. GOLDEN 117 Main Street South River, N. J. DR. J. JUKAS 135 Main Street South River, N. J. DR. and MRS. JOHN A. SMITH 106 Main Street South River LOUIS H. STROGATZ DDS 510 Turnpike Road South River, N. J. WALTER ZARSKI, M.D. 100 Main Street South River, N. J. 214 We Were jCittle Ones X. MEMORIES How sweet the silent backward tracings! The wanderings as in dreams—the meditation of old times resumed— their loves, joys, persons, voyages. Walt Whitman ° b 0 hJ P � CK ,A o ' r-p J ) 3 ' ' !