St Josephs High School - Evergreen Yearbook (Metuchen, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1967 volume:

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Through his hard work and leadership, St. Josephis has risen to its pres- ent height. The most important thing left to us by Brother Ronan was the Spirit of '67 : the spirit to con- tinue where others have Ieft off and at the same time to rise higher. wi ff -fy vork and leadership nspired in as The Spirit of 967 , ,W fi, nz .. FF-213 f Y . I fi E, H li! BROTHER RONAM SC. MA. Founding Principal Of Saint fosephjs HIS EX CELLEN C Y George Wi Ahr Bishop of Trenton UUR CHAPLAIN Father A noferson, ' -4 Av, JMS: 'if' Q51 yin- v UUR PROVINCIAL Brother Daniel Devitt SC 123 Lfxflg..-ng' Brothers Aldric Smith and James O'Crady accompany Superior General BROTHER JULES during his visitation to St. .Ioseph's. it E , 5 K 1. xl, Trained in every field of intellectual endeavor and sharing a wide variety of interests, our faculty is united through one common goal-our complete development in mind. The a 's. ,f lk Q8 it 'mn pursuit of excellence so in evidence at Sl. Joseph's is indeed a credit to the long and arduous hours of work of our faculty, the inspirers of The Spirit of '67'l. 8 a-sys BROTHER ALDRIC SMITH S.C. B.ED. MED. M.A. Fordham University Principal A g'New Look in the administration was witnessed this year as Brother Aldric became St. Joseph's second Principal. Assisting Brother in his duties are Brothers James and Harold occupying the vice-principalls office. Faced by a record enroll- ment of nearly 900 students the Brothers' tasks grew substantially. This years admin- istration was met with the job of preparing the school for the visit of the Middle Atlantic States Association's Evaluation Committee. Success was claimed as St, Joseph's received a very good rating. Along with the new administration has come a healthy spirit of cooperation between Th' t' enabled the SPIRIT OF the student body and the administration. IS coopera lon '67 to realize our goals. -q-A-4--wa ' 3 A ,,-1,1-O rm' ei f - ' is BROTHEH JAMES O,GRADY S.C. B.A. lVI.A. St. J0hn's University Assistant Principal srrvc- . . ' -' '-9-new fli BROTHER HAROLD BLUHM S.C. BS, MS. PH.D Fordham University Assistant Principal BROTHER BERNARDINE, S.C. Ph.B., MS., Ph.D. Fordham University Religion II, III I ixggffgllg x ff 22232 2,335 'E if 531 2 g I wee E gi x 3 E at fi 'fi ' I gi f i i . , gag I French I, IV BROTHER CYR BALANEY, S.C., ?gEg2a1VI5SiWrsity gggselganiel Hussey relaxes during a break Religion IV A Phvsics Math IV Art BROTHER BERCHMANS, S.C., Ph.B., M.l...S., M.A. Catholic University ti ' 7 L A Librarian . .grm y 'av H .... ,. .. .. - , I-ff' 'Qi fi. MRS. ANN J. BONDIRA Secretary BROTHER PATRICK BRESLIN S.C., BS. Spring Hill College Religion I Physical Education Health Freshmen Basketball Coach 1 .l MRS. JEAN CARROLL Assistant Secretary 'Nl MR. HARRY BRETT, B.S., Providence College Math II, III, IV Physics Head Track Coach N :Eff K.-f MR. ARTHUR BRACA, A.B Hamel! School of Music Marching Band Orchestra f. 'F MRS. EDITH BURNS Beruf Schule, Germany German 1 MR. JAMES CROWLEY, B.A. Mary Immaculate College Religion II Latin I, II Speech Pub .sry BROTHER AIDAN CURTIN, S.C. Spring Hill College Postulant Master Religion II Guidance Freshmen Confralernity Moderator But I don't caddy for free Ceohegan '92 MR. EDWARD A, FIORELLI B.A. M.A. University af New York English II, III Newspaper Advisor I4 u JOHN FEENEY, S.C., B.S. H lll College Ill -if le -,Q 5 Advisor MRS. DOROTHY GASIOR R.N. School Nurse ,pf BROTHER FELIX S.C. Maintenance Prefect MR. ROBERT FISCHER BS., M.A Seton Hall University World History Government Economics Varsity Tennis Coach www '14, mf N ' Ml 41 Aff, BROTHER RONALD CAIRNS S.C., B.ED., M.ED. Religion IV BROTHER ALFONSO GARCIA B.A. 2212212 Ei,,'f, i2Z32fa,0, San Sebastian College Spanish I, II French I Spanish Club Moderator MR. JAMES GEOGHEGAN B.S. Seton Hall University History I, III Speech Varsity Golf Coach I.V. Soccer Coach Um? w x MR. LAWRENCE LASKO, B.A. Manhattan College French I, II Glee Clu.b Music Appreciaiion BROTHER GEORGE, S.C. Maintenance 3' ..f 'A MR. DANIEL HUSSEY, BS Fordham University, English III, IV Speech Dramatics MR. FRANCIS MIGLIORE, B.S. La Salle College Math I, II Health 7151 BROTHER JOSEPH, S.C., B.S. Fordham University Treasurer Book Store Typing Vignette Moderator Q? V MR. ROBERT KAEDINC, B.A Seton Hall University French IV English I Driver Education ' L-1 Q 2 ii 5- I ,lt . 3 It '9' 1-,4 ..., M4 MR. CLIFFORD KEMP Webb Conservatory of Music Glee Club DETENTION? I M ,, A., A Q ,. MR. FREDRICK MACKENZIE, B.S., hr. M S , f CL-iphlplig Universigy TEAMMATES Dick Ten Eyck, Brother Peter, Brother James, and Harry Brett M3111 II watch on gainfully as the HFACULTY FIVE crush the ALUMNI ALL-STARS General Science 58-54- Rocket Club lbs MR. RICHARD MCCLOUD, B.A Saint Pelefs College English II French I Driver's Education Varsity Baseball Coach Coach Salameh checks out last minute details with the scorer. BROTHER .IAMES MCPARTLAND, S.C. MR. MICHAEL MURPHY, BS. BS, Seton I-gill University ' ' W Id '1 .ISgiggi:IiYICollege Mgh L fiery I Chem Study Phys1caI Educatlon Biology Freshman Cross Country Coach Athletic Director Assistant Track Coach la .,,.2,e3,,Z'..? 'E '5ggr:e'?i!45 foil:-Egvgigzxg rf 4 :rx- S'?g? ' sl? 25:12 tifmzgsgftzgss-sefaiz 5gf? ?:zgKg:::'g'??:g?' Sic: gg' f 2 t str- if 9.3 913, 5 V5 ' ' 5 :'r5.::fi.i:f:ii5f5fl 3 Msg:-' :::af:3?'Eg'?'Q!:x' ig:.':'iJ: ggg :Effie iff J 1'1-ess:-J?2.fffTLE?1 :g:'e3gf?5E5j:gf3f?53a.:gz. ffgqsseszfsgiggsiffs ' 'rr ,,::i.E'T353wg,5'55fQ :a:fas2eszf':1a14sfa:5f. ssfbzsfssifirffiiszegfa . g -f: ',2f 15g,f' lirs if 1, J' -Ng C MR. VINCENT MIRANTE, B.A. Cannon College Math I, II, III Math Club Moderator l -Z- MR. THOMAS PLATKO, A.B. Seton Hall University Religion III Latin I, II, IVg English IV Literary Criticism Debate Moderator Speech Club Moderator , , ,. ..,4 'wx 1. 3, , , X.. , . . 3 . Hz. xx. . .: 'f :ge A ivy fm: 'ATM' ,.,-tqskg.-ygxf. c Zixzlrfy 135 Q :M I-24'4'? nfl i'f' F W'ges-M Mr. Migliore discusses the coming freshmen basketball game with Coach Brother Patrick. 'Zh BROTHER PETER MURPHY. S.C.. 3.5. S.T,L. Lalern Universily - Religion I, III Math IVQ Guidance Senior Confraternity Moderator I9 Intramurals 1:12 ,,,.L MR. CHARLES TIER BS. Temple University Chemistry II, III First Aid Chem Club Moderator Alumni Moderator .I.V. Baseball Coach MR. THOMAS RYAN, B.A. Seton Hull University English I, II Speech '-rx 'rZ 7i MR. WILLIAM MURRAY B.S. Fordham University English I, II S h JVeEaSiei1m11 coach MR. BENEDICT M. NAPOLEONE B.A. Seton Hall University French I, II Latin I, II Latin Club Moderator ,, 'C BROTHER REGINALD S.C. B.S. M.ED. Loyola University Religion IV Math II, IV Physics Radio Club Moderator Rocket Club Moderator 'Y'-rf MR. GUS SALAMEH, B.A. Seton Hall University French II, III, IV Varsity Soccer Coach French Club Moderator MR. WILLIAM SCHRECK, B.A. Providence College American History Physical Education Varsity Basketball Coach L5 3525? iii? . ygjt. iw i. BROTHER ROBERT SHEELEY, S.C. B.S. Spring Hill College Religion I, II Cafeteria Manager Dramatic Society Moderator Band and Clee Club Moderator MR. WILLIAM KANTRA, B.S. Miami University Drivers' Education Physical Education I Assistant Field Coach fairy BROTHER EDWARD WEIRETER, S.C., BS. Spring Hill College Religion III Biology I, I1 Health Biology Club Moderator . iff? ? t ,. QQ. if T 5, ogg ff 5,4 if jr gf: 4? 2 I ,.ff.15 Vi faq - ,, ..,, .ajfff fic- ' iq, :xg ,::: 7... ,,,f -4 x MR. RICHARD TEN EYCK, A B g Assumption College ' German Il, III Economics Drivers' Education German Club Moderator J' MRS. JESSE MARTYN prepares the a la carte for the coming lunch period. MR. AUGUST CAUGIEJ Rosso 5011001 Head Custodian -nl I Residence cdok MRS. ETHEL HABRACK Arranges the ncxt mcal for the brothers and poslulants. After lunch MR. JOSE ROMAN starts the big job of cleaning up after 850 students. 22 v lil Staff x BILL REUTER Repairs the ceiling in the brothers res- ' l- ,z Ir 'A ' Y . MRS. LILLIE MAE MARSHALL School Cook ,uv--M MRS. LORETTA DALY arranges the lunch counter ior the next lunch period. pm.. . W 1' , aug, r Qyx Distributing the food MRS. JEANETTE YUHAS performs one of the many tasks of the cafeteria staff. 23 Q. 4- ' 5 .K 4 si 5 ' , 3 -s at 5 ' g i I x x 2 2 1 QQ --V u. it f . I, Loyalty has been the key note of the class of 1967. Specific Seniors have generated their leadership and eagerness to the entire student body. Thus a new sensation of sparkling enthusiasm has been witnessed in the many phases of stu- dent life-A winning sports season, vigorous classroom achievement, and zealous and active clubs and organiza- tiong therefore justly classifying this Senior vitality as A NN. 24: rant E? 151291 J Illllmull The 5Q5l'p Jr' xgi 3 -if ll-It Q.. ' 1 affix, -. 'Jalan 41 ff ,,'?mz E I :Q Q' 5' 4. ,V , B 44 zvww' '15jL'iik . L KENNETH ANDREJEWSKI South Amboy Glee Club IV: Confraternity lllg Track I, III: Intramurals I, II, III. PERSONAL: Interests-Social affairs, working for pay, Pet Peeves--Tests. Future Field--BusL ness. Unachievable desire-To have time to enjoy , I .R v t,i.:,,,.'fL 1 tx 5 ' ' i 2 , , Qnn, . 4 ' ' ' Q 1 JULIO ARIAS A' ' I Kendall Park , Spanish Club III: Track III, I , , PERSONAL: Interests-Swimming, rock-n-roll. Pet peeves-Bull Throwers. Future Field-Busi- N' ness. Unachievable desire-Race Driver. MICHAEL AVERILL Pllscutaway Math Club I, II, French Club III: Confratemity I, Ilg Intramurals I, Il, Ill, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Sports. Pet peeves- Braggards. Future Field-Mathematics. DONALD BALTRUS Edison Clee Club l.Il, IVg Radio Club Ilg Variety Show III: Coniraternity III, Intramurals I, ll. PERSONAL: Future Field-Electrical Engineer- ing. LEO BARRY Bound Brook Student Council I, II, III, IVg Chemistry Club Illg Golf III, Basketball I. PERSONAL: Interests-Social affairs, homework, Pet peeves-Headaches and conceited people. Fu- ture Field-Business. Unachievable desire-To be a Sunshine Superman. DENNIS BECKER Meluchen 'iVI?th Club IIg French Club IIIg Intramurals II, I . PERSONAL: Interests-Sports. Future Field- Teacher. RONALD BIESIADA Carteret Math Club I, IIg Student Council IV: Basket- ball IV fManagerJg Track I, II, III, IV: Cross Country IIIQ Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Basketball, Surfing, George Maizenaiskfs stories. Pet peeves-Cold weather, losing. Future Fieldflaw. Unachievable desire-Surf around world on a tidal wave. THOMAS BELZ Colonia Vignette III, IV, French Club IIIQ Coniraternity III, Intramurals I, II, Track II, fManagerI3 Cross Country IIgIII. PERSONAL: Interests-Good hooks, sports. Pet peeves-Snobby people. Future Field-Writer. grlrachievable desire-To write a book in high ool. JOHN BLISS Edison Confraternity I, IIg Vignette IVg Track I, II, III, IVQ Cross Country I, II: Intramurals III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Sports. Future Field- Teacher. MICHAEL BLUNDA Iselin National Honor Society, Forum Club I, II5 Track III, IV, Confraternity II, IIIQ Intramurals I, II, IH, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Basketball, half-days, Hynes' jokes. Pet peeves-Monday, Quentin Dur- ward. Future Field-Psychiatry. Unachievable de- sire-To make Varsity basketball. y . ROSS BLUE Milltown Intramurals I, IIQ Baseball I. PERSONAL: Interests-Sports, water-skiing, Pet- peeves-Burnt pizza. Future Plans-Computer programmer or ac- countant. STEPHEN BONK Menlo Park Indoor Track II, III, IVg Track II, III, IVQ Intra- murals Ig French Club IIIQ Confraternity 1, III. PERSONAL: Interests-Sports cars, painting. Future Field-Civil Engineer. a 9 t ,gl L 3 Sf, ROBERT BONDIRA 'L Metuchen Biology Club Ig Intramurals I, II, IV, Clee Club II, III, IVg German Club III, IVQ Variety Show II. Ill, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Sports, Pet peeves-Know-it-alls, surprise quizzes. Future Field-College. ao' Inspired by the wit and talent of such Seniors as Brien Lee and Leo our Senior studded Falcon News staff consistently gained firs from the Columbia Press Association. JOSEPH BOTTA Colonia Chemistry Club I1Ig Track III, IVg Intramurals I, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Surfing, skiing, classical music. Pet peeves-Girls with sticky hair. Future Field-Doctor. Unachievahle desire-To he free from time. t place RAYMOND BOUSQUET Plainfield , Confraternity I, II, IIIQ Student Council II: Basketball I: Track I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Sports. Future Field- Corporation Law. WALTER BRZOZOWSKI Colonia Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-HMets, steak. Future Field -Math teacher. MICHAEL BOURKE Piscataway Chemistry Club III, IV: Soccer III. PERSONAL: Interests-Skiing, chess, good mu- sic. Pet-peeves-Braggarts. Future Field-Re- search. llnachievable desire-To own and man- age a ranch. RONALD BRACO Plainfield Yearbook I, II, III, IV: Coniratenity II, III: Student Council I, II: Track I3 Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Music, sports. Pet-peeves -Prejudiced people. Future Field-Engineering. Unachievable desire-To write a satire on French language. JOHN BUCI-IOLZ Fords Play I, Il, Baseball CManagerJ III, IV: Intra- murals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Painting, reading. Future Field--Teaching, painting, writing. Unachievable desire-To walk without my bounce. DENIS BURNS Plainfield Glee Club I, II, III, IV: Math Club I, II, IV: Radio Club III, IV: German Club III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Skiing, sailing. Pet- peeves-Wet snow and feet, tall girls. Future Field-Electrical Engineering. le'-1 9 errffr. S lx P 2 Jgww ' ' 4 2 w , 'Y sf? Rf ,V -W 'wflltlk I 1' 1, 5,25 I l ,V lsfzgse, , V Q ,, Eigiffi-7 .fe P 7' 231 I ,f -f' wfgwfix. , K ax.,-,,tf.,i: 'O 4 ', i 'ff4f7'-Z1 N I L I I 1 'I 'arab-. l ' X . THOMAS CAFORIO South Plainfield Newspaper Ilg Plays IIg Coniratemity III3 Cross Country Ig Track II, IVg Intramurals I, III. PERSONAL: Interests-Cars, sports, music. Pe! peeves-Quarterly exams. Future Field-Biological research or politics. JOHN CHARMA Carteret V ,V K Glee Club III, IVg Variety Show IIIQ Intra- A murals I, Il, III. PERSONAL: Interests-Ju-jit-su, music, traveling, Pet peeves-Brussels sprouts. Unachievable am- bitionA+Secret agent. :qi .XL x br 'L WILLIAM CARISTE F anis Yearbook I, II, IIIg Newspaper II, III, IV: Vignette III: Intramurals II, III. PERSONAL: Interests-Sports cars. Pet peeves- Winter, big cars. Future Field-Law school. Un- achievable desir:rmTo tour Europe. 3 JOHN CIAMBRONE West Carteret Csnfraternity IIIg Track IIIg Intramurals II, III, I . PERSONAL: Interests'-Sports. Future F ield- Airline pilot. Unachievahle desire-President N 'A J AMES CASSIDY Parlin Plays IVg Baseball Ig Intramurals I, II, III. PERSONAL: Interests-Good times, pretty girls. Pet peeves-Touch football. Future Field--Teaclb ing. Unachievable desire-To break Roger Maris' home run record. THOMAS CICHALSKI Nixon Glee Club IV: French III: Confraternity III: Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Enjoymentsf-Winning, Pet peeves I -Iiain when I'm wearing a madras jacket, Un- acluevable desire--to own a Sport's franchise. is JOHN CONNERY Nixon Track l, II, III, IV. ROBERT CIUFFREDA Port Reading Band II: Forum Club I, II, III: Chemistry III, IV: Lit. and Arts Club II, II: Plays l'll, IV: Confraternity I 5 Latin IV: Intramurals I, II, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Dramatics, '57 Chevy's Pet-peeves-people misspelling my name, Un- achievable desire-to be all-state in Basketball. I JOHN cox I J Edison Clee Club IV: Confraternity III: Intramurals I, 11, 111, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Folksinging teaching catechism, C.Y.0. activities. Future Field-Teach ing, Medicine. JOHN CONNUR Menlo Park Cross Country II, III: Track I, II, III, IV: Con- iraternily II, III. PERSONAL: Interests-Folksinging, submarine ' 5 sandwiches, female conversatiunalists. Pet peeves -bossy people, Future Field-History Teacher ' and Track coach. Unachievable desire-Sub four minute mile. I? iilirf Not q,.,f. 5 i ANTHONY CUCCIA Highland Park Confraternity IIg Student Council II, III, IV, Base- ball' It Track I, II, III, IV, Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Sports, driving, The Roll- ing Stones. Pet Peeves-Losing. Future Field-Business Ad- ministration. Unachievable desire-Clearing 18' in the Pole Vault li 5 its 4- ' A ' QQ E . as if 5? A t'fr.Mvw.t 2 1 za ft z. I f . t xi shi if A A' ' Eliivx EQ ??:7,L' A 'F 'sflsz-'ii Va fi X- ' ill W5 1 , ' 'E .UI Cd , I I 255 in- ,R br . 34 S'Ybkd JhSh hRhWudMkMr CDXOI' EBI' 00 8 IIOIS 0 I1 C Waft 0 EIT 31' all I B confer with Senior staff members John Kupik and John Krzaczkowsk HARRY CUNNINCHAM East Brunswiblc Glee Club IV, Newspaper IV g Variety Show IIIg Plays IV, Confraternity I, III, French Club IVQ Vignette III, Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Intramurals, dramatics. Future Field--Engineering. Unachievable desire-President. MICHAEL CZARNOTA Carteret Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Cars, swimming, the shore. Pet peeves--People who think they are cool, bad working parts on cars. Unachievable desire-Hit 40 m.p.h. without my car shaking. STEPHEN CZICK Sayreville Confraternity II, IIIg Student Council II, IIIg Baseball I, II, III, IVQ Soccer IV, Intramurals I, II, III, IV. ' PERSONAL: Interests-English, skiing, .carsg Pct peeves-Math basketball. Future. Field- Teaching. Unachievahle desire-President of Ford Motor Company. MICHAEL DACKO Metuchen Confraternity I, II, III, Student Council III, Track III, IVg Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Listening to the Radio. Future Field-Engineering. Unachievable desire fPresident. I -it 2 X. I , , . X. l fl iii LEO DALEY New Brunswick National Honor Society: Newspaper II, III, IV: Plays III, IV: Confraternity II, III, IV: Intra- murals I. PERSONAL: Interests-Cars, bull sessions, surf- ing, writing. Pet peeves-Work I am forced to do. Future Field-Teaching or research. Unachiev- able desire-To win a High School election-for anything EDWARD DANIELSKI Sayreville K I ,f Glee Club I g Band Ig Newspaper IV: Plays I: Confraternity I, II, III: Track I, II, IV9 Intra- murals I, II, III, IV. K PERSONAL: Interests-Writing Pet peevw-know it all people. Future Field-Teaching. 1 ' - xv W W 5 .. is ft. . xsf, ' ' ,A A ' I ' JOSEPH DOLL 5 Edison 31 Track III: Intramurals I, II, III, IV. V .fs PERSONAL: Interests-Fishing, math, shore. ' Pet peeves-Getting up early in the moming. F - ' J Future Field-Engineering Vi its 'I i KMES DeANCELO 'ighlanrl Park ewspaper IV: Chemistry Club IIIg Student Juncil IVQ Baseball II: Basketball Ig Soccer I, IV. ERSONAL: Interests-Listening to people's ex' 'essions of their beliefs, uture Field-Psychology. nachievable desire-Philosopher n '-ii THOMAS DONAHUE , New Brunswick 1 ' Plays IVg Soccer IIIg Intramurals I, II, III. PERSONAL: Interests-Surfing. Pet peeves- narrow mindedness, Unflavored toothpicks. . Future Field-Law. Unachievahle desire-To be king of my own island. K TIMOTHY DRISCOLL Iselin Newspaper Il, III, IVg Literature and Arts Club IIIg Confraternity II, IIIg Intramurals II, III. PERSONAL: Interests-painting, reading, Bill Cosby albums. Pet peeves--used Brillb pads, hi- weekly-report cards. Future Field-Math teacher Unachievahle desire-To become a shepherd. MICHAEL 'ENGLISH South Plainfield Math Club I, Ilg Variety Show II, III: Play III: Confraternity Il, III: French Clubg Student Coun- cil Ig Basketball IManagerJ II, III, IV, Soccer II, III, IVQ Intramurals I, II, III, IV. i PERSONAL: Interests-Sports and dances, Fu- ture Field-Business. JAMES EAKIN Perth Amboy Intramurals I. PERSONAL: Interests-Weight lifting, hrmting. Pet peeves Mod clsthes Fulure Field-LAccounb ant or Engineer. Unachievahle desire+Nuclear physicist. PATRICK ENGLISH South Plainfield Variety Show II, IIIQ Play Illg Confratemity II, IIIQ Basketball II: Soccer II, III, IV, Intra- murals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Dances, sports. Pet peeves-smoking. MARK EHRHART Avenel Chemistry Club llg Confralernity IIq Cross Coun- try II, III, IV, Track I, ll, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Sports. Future Field- Iieaching. Unachievable desire-RTO learn to whis- ! B. in A at 'iff MICHAEL FARINA Plainfield Student Council I, II: Baseball Ig Intramurals I. PERSONAL: InterestskMusic. Pet peeves-pea- nut and jelly sandwiches. Future Field-Music or Fine arts. Unachievable desire-to be super- Klan. STEPHEN FIDEMI Perth Amboy National Honor Society: Confraternity II, III, IV 3 Basketball I: Intramurals I, II, IV. PERSONAL: Interests Sports, good books, Pet peeves-being inactive. Future Field-Law. JOHN FABIAN Old Bridge Forum Club Ig Math Club IV: German Club III, IV: Rocket Club III, IV. PERSONAL: InterestsAMcDonald hamburgers, sick jokes. Pet peeves-conceited girls, New- arks . Future Field-science, Unachievable de- sire-to lead a gym class with nothing but gym teachers in it. GREGORY FINNEGAN Edison Chemistry Club III, IV: Rocket Club III: Con- fraternity III: Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-boating and fishing. Pet peeves-Carelessness, Future field-Engineering. Unachievable desirewto see well without wearing glasses. DENNIS FERNANDEZ South Plainfield National Honor Societyg Confraternity I, II, III, IV: Forum Club I, II, III, IV: Newspaper IV, Student Council III, IVg Intramurals I, II, III. PERSONAL: Interests-Photography, Pet peeves Z-homework. Future Field-Electrical Engineer- mg. ih- Nev v' X f,. i:fJ' f .: f. A 1 F a t ??fis:f . Z 2254 Edison RICHARD FONTE sag., A N FRANCIS 'FITZGERALD Edison' Basketball -I, II, III, IVg Track IIIg Intramurals II. PERSONAL: Interests-Sports. Pet peeves- School. Unachievaible desire-To be 5' 9 again. 1 . MICHAEL GABRIEL Woodbridge National Honor Societyg Student Council IVg Track IIg Intramurals I, III. PERSONAL: Interests-Music, guitar et . P peeve-Spinach and Popeye, white tornadoes Future FieIdvResearch. Unachievable desire- To write a record and have it become popular. National Honor Sucietyg Confraternity I, II, III, IVg Basketball' CManagerl Ig Track I, Hg Intra- murals II, III. PERSONAL: Interests-Boating, Camping and outdoor activities, woodworking. Pet peeves-Fire alarms. Future Field-Teaching. Unachievsble desire-Coast Guard academy WILLIAM GADEK Perth A rn boy Glee Club l'Vg Band III, IVg Confraternity. Intra- murals III. PERSONAL: Interests-Playing basketball, foot- ball. Unachievable desire-To have better interests in academic work. S ' 1' ' 'I Al l A L-wh V-M . 38 Brother Aldric discusses graduation plans with Valedictorian Louis Rea and Salutatorian Frank McGrath. YV? 5 f s . v JOHN GARTHE Milltown Baseball I, II, III, Basketball Ig Intramurals I, II. PERSONAL: Interests4sports, musiq, surfing. Future Field-Business or Law. Unachievahlc de- sire-to play middle linebacker on St. Joseph football team. FRANCIS GODREY Parlin Glec Club IV, French Club III, Intramurals I. PERSONAL: Interests-Reading, people, sports, Pet pceves-wise guys and dull people-Future Field Dentist or mortician. ROBERT GARTNER Colonia Glee Club III, IVg Newspaper III, Lit. and Arts Club II, III, IV, Confratemity I, IIIQ Intra- murals I, II, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-swimming, music. Fu- ture Field--Business or teaching. STEPHEN GODLESKI Fords National Honor Society, Confraternity II, III, IVQ Chemistry Club III, IVg Math Club IV, Intra- murals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-cars, weekends, retreats, Pet peeves-Mondays, Future Field-Chemistry RAYMOND GERITY Woodbridge Golf III, IV, Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Sports, popular music. Future Field -Business ' Q-QQ WA 4-:..4, 'fu-' x '1 E EDWARD GOLDEN Woodbridge , , Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests, sports. Future Field- Armed Forces , WAYNE HARTMAN Iselin Math Club I, Ilg Vignette IIIQ Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Cars, surfing basketball. Pet peeves4-vocabulary drills. Future Field-Cen tified Public Accountant. Unachievable desire- be one of the best surfers in the U.S. KEITH GREELEY Parlin Track I, -II, IlI,g Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Football, wrestling, gym- nastics. Future Field-Teaching. Unachievable desires-To be a millionaire with class. WALTER HEALEY lselin National Honor Societyg Student Council IPICSJ- dentb III, IV: Newspaper II, III, IVg Forum Club I, II, III1, Cunfraternity II, III, IV g TBDIIIS III, IVQ Soccer III, IVQ Intramurals I, II. PERSONAL: Interests-Reading, tennis, puns. Pet peeves-Boredom, bossy girls. Future Field -Law. I RICHARD HALL Middlesex Clee Club II, IVQ Radio Club III, IVQ Variety Show IIg Confraternity IIIQ Intramurals I, II. PERSUNAL: Interests-Dances, talking with peo- ple via ham radio. Future Field-Electrical en- gineering. ff? g 3 HAROLD HEINZ Rahway Intramurals I, III. PERSONAL: Interests-hunting Pet peeves- bomework Future Field-Engineering. KEVIN HIGGINS Iselin Confraternity I, II, Illg Cross Country II, III, IV: Track I, II, III, IVg Intramurals I. PERSONAL: Interests-Parties track and movies Pet peeveswlast in line for luneb, weekend home: work. Future Field--Business THOMAS HERITS Colonia National Honor Societyg Newspaper Ilg Confra- temity Ig Intramurals I, II, Ill, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Competitive swimming, sports FUTURE FIELD-Career in Air Force GLENN HOGAN South Amboy Math Club IVg Biology Club Ig Chemistry Club IVg Soccer Ilg Rocket Club III, IVg Cross Coun- try I. PERSONAL: Interests-Swimming Future Field -Science MARK HESS lselin National Honor Society Forum Club II, III, lVg Confratemity II, III, IVg Newspaper IV3 Math Club IVQ German Club III, IVQ Baseball lg Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Future Field'Law I ,GJ -nywke 'S tl N i ARNOLD HORVATH Milltown Baseball I, II, IIIg Intramurals I, II, IV. 'PERSONAL: Interests-Athletics. Pet PBCVBS- Failing tests. Future Field.-Engineering, Un- afhievahle desire-To be first in my graduating ' c ass. X , WALTER HURYK Iselin Confraternity IIg French Club IIIQ Student Council I, II, Baseball I 5 Intramurals II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Cars, basketball. Pet peeves-Inactivity. Future Field'-Lawyer. Un- achievable desi.reiTo play pro basketball. 42 JAMES HOWLIN North Brunswick Intramurals II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Sports. Pet peeves- English. people clipping their nails. Future Field-Teaching French. Unachievable desire- T0 tell a good joke. ROBERT HYNES Edison Basketball IV g Track I, II, III, IVg Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-High jumping, summer vacation, my jokes. Pet peeves-8:30 to 2:50, Mon.-Fri. Howl.in's jokes. Future Field-Psychol- ogy. Unachievable desire-To tell the worst jokes in school, but I was beaten by Tim Driscoll. ' P? lil L, 5 1 EDWARD HUGHES Dunellen Math Club IVg Chemistry Club IIIQ French Clu IV g Vignette II, III, IVg Intramurals I, II, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Music, watching .Iac the Giant killer. Pet peeves-Vegetables, Green Giant. Future Field-Biology research. The demanding work of varsity debate finds Rea and Ron Witkowski hard at research. an-I A A i Q I f if . t 5? MARK P. JACOB Memchen Math Club IIg Chemistry Club HI, IV3 Rocket Club III, IVg Track I, II, Ill, IVQ Intramurals I, II. PERSONAL: Interests-Skiing, the beach, vaca- tions. Pet peeves-Homework, Monday mornings, French. Future Field-Physical Science. ,- MARK JACOB Iselin Math Club II, IVQ Lit. and Arts Club III: Con- fratemity I, II, III, IVg Intramurals I, II, IVQ PERSONAL: Interests-Movies, television, days oil. Pet peeves-Monday, sick jokes. Future Field -Engineering. Unachievable desire-To be a great comedian. l 5 HENRY J EN KINSON Creenbroolc Confratemity I, II, IIIg Intramurals I, II, IV. PERSONAL: Interests--Sports, Pet peeves-girls that smoke, Unachievable desire--To be a New York Met. r A .em BRUCE .IALA North Plainfield Rocket Club III, IVg Soccer III, I'Vg Intramu- rals II, III, IV. , PERSONAL: Interests-Photography, Swimming, chess. Pet peeves-Languages. Future Field- Psychology. in-Q, STEVEN KAIN M etuchen Glee Club IVQ Confraternity Ig Intramurals I II, III. PERSONAL: Interests-The Greeks, sports, holi- days. Pet peeves-Traffic jams, stop street at Gill Lane. Future Field-Business Administration. Unachievahle desire-Play a maior league sport. 43 .IOHN KENYON Mezuchen Confraternity I, IIIg Vignette II, IIIQ Intramurals I, II. PERSONAL: Interests-Sports. EUGENE KOLAKOWSKI Carteret National Honor Society Student Council IIQ French Club Illg Confraternity Hg Baseball I, II, III, IVg Basketball I, II, III, IVQ Intramurals I, II, lllg PERSONAL: Interests-Surfing, sports, shore 4'Four Tops Pet peeves-conceited girls, karate students, Future Field'-Engineering Unachiev- able ambition-to play on the Boston Celtics. DENNIS KENNEDY Parlin Student Council III, lVg Chemistry Club III: Baseball Ig Track II, III, IVQ Intramurals I, II. PERSONAL: Interests-Sports, Pet peeves-semi- sweet chocolate, winter. Future Field-Biochemist, Medicine. .IOHN KEOSSEIAN Brooklyn Yearbook IIIg Clee Club IVg Newspaper III, IVg Intramurals III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-reading, drums, people. Pet peeves-crabhy people, Future Field Bro- ther of the Sacred Heart. MICHAEL KOHUT Highland Park Confraternity Illg Chemistry Club III, IV: Rocket Club IVg Track Ilg Intramurals II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Intramurals, C.Y.0. Pet peeves-shooting over 100 in golf. Unachievable desire-to be center on basketball team. 'KJ -gs. if FRANK KIERNAN Queens, N. Y. National Honor Society Glee Club Ig Confra- ternity I, IIg Art IV, Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Tennis art, math. Future FieIdiBrother of the Sacred heart. JOHN KRZACZKOWSKI Parlin Yearbook IVQ Newspaper IVg Intramurals II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Working on cars, draw- ing. Future Field-Advertising or teaching. CHRISTOPHER KORSGAARD Middlesex Band IVg Confraternity II, IIIQ French Club IV. Basketball I, Manager. PERSONAL: Interests-Music. Future FieldA Law. Unachievahle desire-To be a millionaire. DANIEL KUHN Edison Newspaper lVg Chemistry Club III, Confraternity Ig Soccer III, IV, Intramurals I. PERSONAL: Interests-Good marks, sports. Pet peevesvPeople who ean't take a joke, Future Field-Business Administration. MICHAEL KRAWCZYK Meluchen Newspaper II, III, IV, Ciilditor-in-Chieii Glee Club Ilg Variety Show II, III, IV, Plays I, II, III, IV, Confraternity II, IV, Student Council I IV, Track Ig Intramurals I. PERSONAL: lnterestsslournalism, acting, Cracking walk on jokes with Brien Lee. Future Field-Journalism or Acting. ,ja I A i 'F Y , ' eff, ji? A . f1g.3 4g,: ' I V- . 2 Q ' 4 Q. it 'I ?7f5'?'5?7T??f?2 M. '. fr .N - - ' '. ,qv X, WN .A GEORGE KUZIEMSKI South Amboy JOHN KUPIK East Brunswick Yearbook IVQ Confraternity III, IVQ Intramurals I II III IV. I - PERSONAL: Interests-Swimming, Cars. Pet peeves-Being followed by a police car. Future Field-Engineering. THOMAS KUNIGONIS Avenel Yearbook I II III IVQ Confraternity IIIg French Club IIIQ Intramurals I II III IV. for tim Ive , , , Ky ,fnxl 45, . ,... X, I 9. .31-gg x 'r Q, ' I' A IFSFQ Confratemity- I II IIIQ Winter Track-Ig In- tramurals I II III. S , Www... ., PERSONAL: Interests-Sports, record collecting, surfing. Future Field-Business Administration. Top seniors Ed Roesinger Stephen Godleskl THOMAS KUZMA Coloma Biology II Confratermly III French Club III Vxgnette II III Intramurals I II III V PERSONAL Interests-Basketball IBHDIS com collecting. Pet peeves-Pressure from the S.A.T. Tests. Future Field-Twching. PAUL LAUB Middlesex Baseball I II III IVg Intramurals I II III IV. PERSONAL: Interests-sports, a good car. Pet peeves-Pens that skip, books that fall apart. Future Field-Teaching. John Sudia discuss pro's and cons of various X I x 'S 3,3 BRIAN LEE East Brunswick bm... Newspaper II, III, IVg Variety Show Illg Plays III. IV: Confraternity I, II, III: Intramurals I. PERSONAL: Interests-The Beach Boys, .lack Benny, Mr. Talent: Ed Sullivan. Pet peeves- Rain, lunch-moochers. Future Field-Journalism, Unachievuble desire-To learn the law of cosines, keep 'em laughing. SAMUEL LOMBARDO New Brunswick Clce Club III, IV: Variety Show III, IVg Track IIg Intramurals I, Il, IVQ PERSONAL: Interests-Cars. singing, military life. Pet peeves Cliques, leather jackets, hoods. Future Field-Naval Career as a commissioned officer. Unachievablc desire-Graduate from An- napolis. ROBERT LODATO North Brunswzkk Math Club I, Ilg French' Club III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Bowling, swimming. Fu ture Field-Business, Unacliievahle desire-Law yor. DAVID IIONIEWSKI Milltown Intramurals I, II, III. PERSONAL: Interests-Swimming, motorcycles, English. Pet peeves-Floating period. Future Field-Business. 5. Z t i WILLIAM LUCKHURST Rahwuy Newspaper II, III, lVg Forum I, Ilg Plays, lVg Tennis III. PERSONAL: Interests-cars, people, Saturday nights, Pet peeves4lrlyp0crites, Mondays, had grades, Future Field-Journalism, creative writ- ing. Unachievable desire-to be Batman. TIMOTHY LYNCH South Plainfield Glee Club II, Plays fusherl Ilg Basketball fmanager? II, IIIQ Cross Country I. PERSONAL: Interests-Stones, Folk music, Pet peeves-Bossy people. Future Field-Business. Unachievable desire-to race at Indianapolis RICHARD LUSKY Edison National Honor Societyg Cross Country Ig Track I, II, Ili, IV, Intramurals I. PERSONAL: Interests-music, sports, girls, Pet peeves- Ncwarks , Girls who smoke. Future Field-Business Accountant, Unachievahle desire -World record in 440. JAMES LYNN Metuchen Math Club IIQ French Club III, IVg Track Ig Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSUNAL: Interests-skiing, Basketball. Pet peeves.-Monday mornings, homework. DAVID LYNCH p Metuchen ' National Honor Society Baseball WI, II: Cross Country Ig Track Ilg Intramurals III. , PERSONAL: Interests-flying. saucers, wealth, corny jokes, Pet peeves-Lawrence Welk, 'people who refuse to accept flying saucers, Future Field -Psychol0SY, Unachievable desire-professional racing driver. X.. 'FP i . t , Q, IE 4 z 3 Q 5 5 ai A ff, iz? iff 'Fw W-o JOHN McCAFFREY East Brunswick gross Country IIQ Track Ig Intramurals II, III, PERSONAL: Interests-Football, and swimming. JAMES IVICGOWAN Dunellen, Chemistry Club III: Confraternity IIIQ Glee Club IVg Intramurals II, III, IVg PERSONALS: Interests-Clothes, and basketball. Unachievable desire-Marine D.I. PHILIP MCEVOY Meluchen Vignette III, IV: Coniraternity Ig Chemistry Club III, IVg Math Club Ig Track II, III, IV: Cross Country Ig Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAIS: Interests-sports, surfing, folk- songs. Pet Peeves-Monday mornings, long books, and term papers. Future Field-College. Une achievable desire-To skate down Mt. Everest on a skateboard. MICHAEL IVICIVIANMUN Meluchen Yearbook I, II, III, IV: Confraternity I, II, IIIQ Play Ig Art Club IVg Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Intereslsfgood dances, art work, Pet peeves Hondas, bleached hair. Unachievable desire-to see St. .loscph's Basketball team shut out Christian Brothers. FRANK McGRATH Plainfield National Honor Society Yearbook IVQ Math Club IV4 Student Council I, II, III, IVg Chemistry Club IIIQ Track I, IIQ Cross Country I, Ilg Intramurals II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Cars, the beach and sports. Pet peevesvSnobs, and homeworkg Un- achievrable desire to race cars at Le Mans. Jv- 4, . , ,Q 35,0 XfAA'gx'. ri '.x f 3 mx .y -W A . as . W f if 9 . IX l , v, Q :Mx ,i x x . '1 f TQ. Y ' v 4 -., W J! , ,'I'f ' ' sf. w F 2 EDWARD MAHON Iselin B . , Track I, IIg Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Surfing, motorcycles, sports cars. Pet-peeves?drivers who don't user . hlinkers. Future Field-Teaching. Unachievable desire-Play football in school. THOMAS MARCH Queens, N. Y. Spanish Club IVQ Intramurals IVQ Junior Echo PERSONAL: Interests-Soccer, Spain. Pet-peeves. '- ,K -Surveying. Future Field-Brother of the Sacred' ' Heart. Unachievable desire-Become a mathe- matician. 5 I GEORGE IVIAIZENASKI Nvrth Plainfield Confraternity Ig Intramurals I, II,.I-II, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Basketball games. STEPHEN MARKOVICS Woodbridge Newspaper II, III, IVQ Math Club IIQ Variety Show IIIQ Cnnfraternity I, II, III: German Club III, IVg Tennis III, IV: Soccer IVQ Cross Country Ig Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests--Sports, popular music. Pet peevesHCIassical music. Future Field-Law. Unachievable desire-All American quarterback. DENNIS MAKSIIIIOWITZ L Metufchen 5 Chemistry Club lllg Track I, II, III IVg Intra- murals I, II. PERSONAL: Interests?-Surfingg A music, dancing. Pet-peeves-Guys who don't do anything for the school. Future Field-Dentist..Unachievable de- sire-to be I-LB. on St. .loseplfsifootball team. . I .5 if Frank Fitzgerald, a three year varsity veteran, and holder of school scoring record, flies high for another basket. ROBERT MENANTEAUX Metuchen Clee Club IV: Chemistry Club III, Confraternity I, II: French Club III: Spanish Club IV: In- tramurals I, II. PERSONAL: Interests-Folk music, the ocean, flying. Pet peeves-Still life, conformity, jug bands. Future Field-After College it is up to the Fates. PHILIP MUCCILLI Avenel Confraternity II, III: French Club III: Vignette III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Guitar playing, sleep, reading. Pet peeves-Rainy days. Future Field- Accounting. Unachievable desire-Parachute out oi an airplane. ROBERT MOORE Fords Band III: Plays Cstage crewl I, II, III: Intra- murals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Pet peeves-Homework, teachers, school. Unachievahle desiregllepulse my delu- sions of grandeur. -5,1 . EDWARD MARREN Dunellen Variety Show III, IV, Confraternity II, III: French Club Illg Intramurals I, II. PERSONAL: Interests-Hunting. Pet peeves- '62 Blue Ramblers. Unachievable Desire-Middle Line Backer on a football team , QQ, 52 S iiiigifiif' RICHARD MORRISON Metuchen I Newspaper IVg Cross Country I, II, Track I, Hg Intramurals I II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Golf, spons, reading Future Field-I.B.M. programming. FREDERICK MUTH Somerset Confraternity III: Basketball II, IVQ Cross Coun- try Illg Track Ill, lVg Intramurals I, ll, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-dances football games, sports Pet peeves-Rockers and Mods Future Fieldwflccountant Unachievahle desire To be captain of St. .Ioseplfs football team, JOHN MORVAY Perth Amboy Confratcrnity III, IVg Student Council Illg Bas- ketball lllanagerl II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests Baseball, football bowl- ing. Pct peeves-live people. Future Field- Mortician Unachievable desire-to be another Casey Stengcl. EDWARD NAGLE Middlesex Confraternity lVg Intramurals I, II, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-vets, dances, football games Pet peeves-Small dogs, ugly cars Fu- ture Field-Business, Unacliievable desire To he atycoon. PATRICK MURPHY North Brunswick Newspaper III, IVQ Confraternity II. PERSONAL: Interests-Music, water skiing, sum- mer vacation. Pet peeves-.getting up for school. Future Field-Science Unachievable desire- quarterhack for Notre Dame. S i'5'fl1f5f l' rf:-'e '2f ,Q ,J ,,-3, v any 1 I t . .x J, '.- . ri' 'sf' ,. ,r fa K 1 Yi 10 16 4. I i Q of Rx ' K ,sg Q'- EU WARD NAUGHTON M etuchen. Confraternity Ill: Student Council III, IVg Bas- ketball I, II, III, IV, Intramurals I, II, Ill, IVE PERSONAL: Interests-Basketball, football, mu- sic, Future Fieldflaw. Pet Peeves-Exams, Un- achievable desire-To be M.V.P. in the N,B.A. MICHAEL OIHERRON F orcls Confraternity I, II, III, Variety Show IIIQ C-lee Club IVg Track Ig Intramurals IV. PERSONAL: Interests-motorcycles. Pet Peeves -Spinach. JOHN NAPOLETANO Edison French Club III, Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Sports, pool, the super- natural. Pet Peeves-know it alls, science. Future Field-Psychology. Unachievable desire-Baseball player. F RANK OLEJKO Iselin National Honor Societyg Confraternity I, II, III, German Club III, IVg Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Bowling, stamp collecting, Future Field-Engineering. MARK NEMETZ Milltown Intramurals I, II, III, IV. FERSONAL: Interests-basketball, football, vaca- txons. Pet Peeves-French, cold coffee, dirty air. Unachievable desire-30 hour work-week. NO' if EDWARD OPITZ L - , , New 'Brunswick A 'National Horror Society Bemd,'III': Intramurals' ll. PERSONAL: Interestse-Music Future Field- lFieldiof Science, Unacliievable desire-to he bet- 'ter off today than yesterday. ,DENNIS OQROURKE I I East Brmisuiick ' - ' I Dramaticshl' News rx III, IV, Cunfraternity 1 Pape ' ' lllg Chemistry Club Ill, Ihlramurals ll, Ill, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Sports, iolk'music, Pet ipeeves-James Brown, cheap people, Unachievable desire-learn to play guitar. ' , DANIELIIPADOWSKI y Fords l A A X -- ,Chemistry IVQ Soccer llllg Intramurals ll, IH W . , l'P.lRSONAI.:f Interests-QChemistry, Future , Field --Chemistry , ,FRANK PALINKAS Sewaren' ' 2 A K' ' I Glee Club lVg Newspaper I, KIIQ Forum Club I, Il, HI, IV, Chemistry Club Ill, IVQ Lit. And 'Arts Club II, Ill, Confrateruity HI5 French 1IlI'g ,Vignette Ill, AIVg Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Jaguars, New England Towns. PetAPeeves-Phonies, 'city life, liver, Fu- ture Field-I,awyer,f Professor, Unachievable de- sire-Presiderxt of Yale U. W DOUGLASVPATFY Plainfield I Forum Club,lI,, III, IV, Confratemity HI, Intra- murals I, II, Ill, IV g . 1PERSONAL:A Interests-Baseball, als, Unachiev- P0 gblo desire-Play a7Bass guitar. GARY PERILLO Perthxdmboy - I A ' A Biology Club Ill, French III, Spring track IH, Intramurals ll, III, IV g , PERSONAL: elnterests--Pool, James Brown 81 Mitch Ryder. Pet peeves-Grouchy people, people 'who thinklhey can do everything. Future field- Science Unacliievable desire-Concert pianist. 5 V' i if if l gt- ,gf- I MICHAEL PETTI Linden Lit. and Arts Club II, III: Confraternity IIIg Art Club IVg vignette III, Iv. PERSONAL: Interests-Driving, Drawing. Pet peeves-A slow driver. Future Field-Industrial designer. CHARLES PFEIFF Fords Soccer III, IVQ Newspaper II, III, IVQ Intramu- rals I, II, III, IV: PERSONAL: Intercstvnomedy, soccer, Mike Krawczyk and Brian Lee's walk-ons. Future FieldAteaching. Unachievable Desire-to become a hurnorist. Mike Tier, '67's outstanding track star, demonstrates the winning form that enabled him to cop county and state honors, 59 'J it 's ffl f -' 'Sl 52 lg .i l MICHAEL PISERCHIA Colonia Plays fdirectorl III, lVg Vignette II, III, IVg Tennis III, IV: Basketball imanagerl II, III, IVQ Intramurals I, II. PERSONAL: Interests-Tennis, dramatics, read- ing. Pet peeves-French, fat Girls Future Field -Micro-Chemist. Unachievable desire-To play H.S. football. ROBERT PITZNER Soccer II, III, IV: Intramurals I. PERSONAL: Interests-Soccer, trapshooting. Pet pceves-Tests. Future Field-Business Admini- stration. Unachievable desire-To be a doctor. 2 .Q STEVEN PUGLISI New Brunswick Confratcrnity III: German III, IVg Track I, IV: Intramurals I, ll, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Athletic Program. Pet peeves-Phys. Ed. Future Field-Physics or Math- ematics. Unachievable Desire-To play football. LOUIS REA Somerville National Honor Societyg Forum Club I, II, III, IV: Confraternity I, II, Latin Club III, IV: Intramurals I, II, Ill. PERSONALS: Interests,Speaking, teaching, gar- dening. Pet Peeves-lack of competition. Future Field-Psychology. Unachievable Desire-To be Richard Nixon's campaign manager. JOHN RANDALL M eluchen. Student Council III, IV: Baseball I, II, III, IV: Intramurals I, II, III, IV: French Club III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-'Sports, rock n' roll, folk music. Pet Peeves-Prejudiced adults. Future Field-Be a phys. ed. teacher. TIMOTHY REGAN New Brunswick Baseball II, III, IV: Track I, II, Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONALS: Interest-Sports. PATRICK RATCHFORD Edison Confraternity Ig Soccer III: Intramurals I, II, III. PERSONAL: Interests-Intramural soccer and basketball. Future Field-Forestry, wildlife Ad- ministrator. EDWARD ROESINCER Highland Park National Honor Societyg Newspaper IVQ Math Club IVg Coniraternity I, II, III, IVQ Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Sports, good books, Pe! Peeves--Teacl1er's jokes. Future Field-Diocesan Priest. ROBERT RUDMAN M illtown Confratemity I, II: Baseball I, II, IIIg Intra- murals I, II, III, IVg PERSONAL: Interests-Playing and watching sports. Pet peevesf-Homework. Future Field- Government Forestry Agent. Unachievahle Desire --Be a major league baseball player. GREGORY ROESSNER North Plainfield Glee Club IIg Confratemity I, II, III IVQ Rocket Club IVQ Cross Country I, II, IIIg Track I, IIQ Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests+-Sports, working on cars, reading. Pet Peeves-Snobs, had parties, lunch- slompers. Future Field-kCorporate finance. Un- achievahle desireQBe a U.S. astronaut. TIMOTHY RYAN M illtoum Coufralernity Ig Intramurals I, II, IV. Future Field-Business. TIMOTHY ROGERS Metuchen Junior Echo III, IVQ Confraternity II, IIIQ Art Club IV3 Intramurals III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Sports, oil painting, play- ing guitar. Future Field-Brother of the Sacred Heart. r X L I5 S . .fi -f I RW-.N STEPHEN SALVATORIELIJO East Brunswick National Honor Societyg Track I, II, III, IV: Intramurals I, II, PERSONAL: Interests-Good dances, a fun time with the guys, sports. Future Field-Mechanical engineering. Unachievable desire-To be more active in school life. DaniShee1ey, one of '67's outstanding athletes and a two year veteran of Varsity Baseball and Basketball rounds out his social life. 58 0 THOMAS SANTOPIETRO New Brunswick Baseball I Intramurals I PERSONAL: Interests-Music, band jobs, dates. Pet peeves-Coquettes, fickle girls. Future Field -Professional musician, teaching. Unachievable desire-Live to he a hundred and one, Play on St. Joseph's football team. BARRY SARISKY Perth Amboy Confraternity I, II, Illg French Club IVg Golf IVQ Track Ig Intramurals I, Il, Ill, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Math, sports. Pet peeves -English. Future Field-Accountant. Unachiev- able desire-Field of business. CARL SANTANIELLO South Plainfield Radio Club IVQ Baseball Ilg Intramurals I PERSONAL Interests Amateur radio guitar playing Pet peeves-Snobblshness Field Radio Communications r Sa I JOHN SCIBILIA 'Dayton Band H, lu, iv, PERSONAL: Interests: Watching a good football game, playing in the hand. Future Field: Building and designing houses. Unachievable desire-to play fullback on the Green Bay Packers. JOSEPH SCHIRRIPA Menlo Park Terrace National Honor Society Coniraternity I, II, III, IV: Student 'Council III, IV: Soccer III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-soccer golf, sleeping. Pet peeves-Lists, getting up in the moming. Un- achicvable desire To buy a new Jaguar. ICI-IN SCHARWATI-I Metuchen Yearbook I, II, III, IV: Editor-in-chief of EV- ERGREEN Lit. and Arts Club I, II: Intra- murals I, III, IV: PERSONAL: Iintorests-Skiing, Framus, Vox, Tunalishfsandwiches. Pet PeeveswQuentin Dur- 'ward, my age, Future Field-Math In College Unachievahle Desire-To ski in the Alps For a month. JAMES SEAMON New Brunswick French Club III, IV: Rocket Club III: Baseball I, Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Swimming, athletics, coin- oollecting Pet peeves-Leather jacket pin stripe pants, track. Future Field-to be a lawyer. Un- acldevable desire-To make the honor roll and he an astronaut. .l. DANIEL SHEELEY Menlo Park Terrace Baseball III, IV Basketball I, II, III, IV Intra- murals I, II, IV PERSONAL: Interests-sports, playing the gui- tar, -surfing. Future Field-Dentist, Basketball coach Unachievable desireapro basketball or pro baseball. EUGENE SHERIDAN Edison Newspaper III, IV: Confrzfternity III: Baseball I, III: Soccer III, IV: Track I, Intramurals I, II, l'II IV PERSONAL: Interests-soccer, surfing, hockey. Future Field-Teacher Unachievable desire--to catch the perfect wave. x ff Q X i S QM J V51 .,g Q a 1 DONALD SHYMANSKI Old Bridge Band II, III, IVQ Newspaper II: Variety Show II, III, IV, Plays Ilg Confraternity II, Vignette, Intramurals I, II, III, IV, PERSONAL: Interests-Animal husbandry, math. Pct peeves+Foreign languages. Future Field- Biological scientist. Unachievable desire-Em gineer. NEIL SMITH North Plainfield Track lVg Math III, IV: French Cluh IV, Con- fraternity I, IIIg Intramurals I, II, III. PERSONAL: Interests--Golf, bowling, music. Pet peeves-slow dances. Future Field-Science major or Architecture. GARY SKORUPSKY Highland Park Golf Illg Track I, IIg Intramurals II, III. PERSONAL: Interests-Golf. Pet peeves-Squeaky chalk, book pages that stick together. Future Field-Chemist. Unachievahle desire-To climb Mt. Everest. ROBERT SMITH North Plainfield V National Honor Society, Confraternity III, Bas- ketball I, II, III, Intramurals I, II, III, IV. FERSONAL: Interests--Sports Future 'Field- aw. RAYMOND SLIVA Highland Park Confraternity I, II, Ill, IV, Golf III? Soccer H-L I, II, Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Golf, Peter, Paul and Mary. Pet peeves-Ed Sullivan, short ties, Future Field-Teaching Unachievable desire-Finding the fountain of youth. RICHARD SNYDER South Plainfield Play fstuge crew? III: Confraternity II, III, IV: Track III: Intramurals I, II. PERSONAL: Interests-Sports, dancing, movies. Pet peeves-Getting up early, Future Field-Busi- ness Executive. Unachievahle desire-Secret Agent. RICHARD STROZ Soulh Plainfield National Honor Society: French Club III, IV: Baseball Il: Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Food, records, cars. Pet peeves-Dry hooks. Future Fieldibiologist. Un- achievable desire-Roam the world without a car. THOMAS STAGICH Linden Student Council III, IV: Track II, IV: Intra- murals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-150 hamburgers, French fries. Pet peeves-teased hair, black leather jack- ets, had breath. Future Field-Math. Unachiev- able desire-To buy a 396 Corvette Stingray, GARY STOF IK Iselin National Honor Society: Newspaper II, III, IV: Math Club IVg Biology Club I, II, III, IVg Con- fraternity I, II, III, IV: Student Council I, II: Intramurals I, II, III. PERSONAL: Interests-Science research. Pet peeves-Anything not constructive. JOHN SUDIA Carteret National Honor Societyg Play I: Latin Club III: Intramural I, II, III, IV: PERSONAL: Interests-music, ju-jit-su. Pet peeves-Brussel sprouts. Future Field-Million aire Unachievahle desire-To play bass guitar with the Animals. '-ws L1 r' ,pi JAMES SULLIVAN i . , 'North Plainfield , l Qi I ' 7 Confraternity' Ig Glee Club IIQ IIIQ Intramufals' I. PERSONALi ,Interests-niubic, godd vlitbfature Pet peeveseilomplicationggtime passing on. Fu- ture Field En lish. Unachievable desire Com- poserandsdpgyvxiter. I QW? I I GARYITAKACS . I . North Brunswick ' - I I ?6sketba111I,,II, III, Ng Injramugals I, Hg III, PERSONALU Interests-Spbrti Pet -pedvesQ--pla- giarism, insipicl literacuxey Unqchievabla desire- - xo start life ovepagain. , 1 g - , 7 'RONALD SUTOR - i I ,, . , . LAvenelg: 1:f ' fMath Club IVQ RadiofClub IV5 Ccilifraterniry IIIQ ?Lit, 'ai1d.A1fts.C1uh Wg Clxemikufy Club III: French Club III,'I2V: R0cket,Cli1b -IVQ Vignette II, III, IVQK Cross Country LII, IIIg'VTrack L: H, m,1v. V i , 5 ALEXANDER TASY f V 1 . , g W 'MCFWFMV' 1 . Nationali Himor Siidietjfg 2BaSe11f1llj KIMBHQSIJ II,,IIIg Cross Country II, III, IVQ Track I,kIVg Intramurals II,III 2 Y , 4 ' ' I 1 ,f PERSONAL: Interests-Sports xeading, trawhelixjg. IFutufeFie1d-Priesthood. , A . A I ,DANIELQTARRANT 1 I I , , i 1 3 Colonia if . . -Eel Sufdent Council H15 Coninaterniiy' Ilgi Ihtra- murals I, II, III, IV. ' ' A PERSONAL:- Interests-Sports, basketbill, fcars. Future Field-Engineeriqg. 1 5 y Q I I The many phases of life at St .Ioseph's KL to Rl scholarascientist Gary Stoiik, thespian PHILIP TOSCANO Woodbridge Chemistry Club IV: Cunfraternity I, III, Soccer II, III, IV: Track IV: Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Football, soccer. Pet peeves-English, language. Future Field-Phan many, scientific research. Unachievable desire- Pro. footballplayer. JAMES TOWERS South Plainfield Glee Club IV: French Club IIIQ Rocket Club Illg Intramurals I, II, III. PERSONAL: lnterestsYTraveling, flying an air- plane. Pet peeves-People who take unnecessary risks. Future Field-To be an Airplane pilot for United Air Lines. Unachievable desire-Tu he president. MICHAEL TIER Fords Confratemity III, Track II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Running, mom, apple pie, and the girl I left behind. Pet peeves-Hammerheads, tests, tough workouts. Future Field-Teaching. Unachievable desire- Tn become state champ miler. JAMES TOWNLEY Plainfield Yearbook lVg Plays Ccrewj I, II: Student Council gxiublicity committeel III, IV: Intramurals I, II, PERSONAL: Interests-Skating, tennis, classical guitar, movies. Future Field-College then Ma- rine Corps. Unachievable desire-Lots ol money. , Jim Cassidy, athlete, Mike 9 gf 5 i -. -.w .43 , I 3- . uf 'V . I' Ni 4 RONALD TURIAK Fords Coniraternity I, III, IVg'Vigue1te II, III: Intra- murals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Future Field-Education or busi- ness. ANDREW TUCKER U Nixon Glee Club IV: Cliemistry Club III: Confraternity III: Intramurals I, II, III, IV. RERSONAL: Interests-'sports Pet Peeve-Spim ach, camels, dentists, Future Field-officer in the U.S. Navy, Unachievable Desire-To reach the twilight zone. ROBERT TRAUBE ' M etuchen Radio Club II: Chemistry Club Ivg Track I, II, III: Intramurals I, II, III: ' PERSONAL: Interest-skiing, math. Future Field -Chemical Engineer. Unachievable desireJto' in- herit a million. EDWARD VITALE F ords V t Newspaper II, III, IV: Coniraternity I, IIIQ Vignette II, III: Soccer II, III, IV: Intramurals II, III, IV. . PERSONALS: Interest-Sports. ' EDMOND URBANSKI 1 - Carteret National Honor Society: Newspaper IIIg,Meth Club IV: Chemistry Club IH: Variety IIIg Con- fraternily II, III: Student Couueil III, IV: Vignette.IIII III: Intranxurals'I,'II,iIII, IV: PERSONAL: Interests-Gund dances, reading, sports, Pet peeves-Bad hands, Future Field- engineering, Unachievahle Desire-Having enough money for everything. I AMES WALKER East Brunswick National Honor Society, Newspaper II, III, IVQ Confratern-ity IIIg Intramurals I, II, IH, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Surfing skiing, sports. Pet peeves-Monday morning, girls with short hair. Future Field-English major. Unachievable desire-the perfect wave. JOHN WINNER Iselin Cross Country II, IIIQ Track I, II: Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Sports, lunch, Summer. Pet peeves-Phonies, math, rainy days. Future Field-Law, Unachievahle desire-to write. ROBERT WARD M etuchen National Honor Society, Yearbook I, II, III, IVQ Confraternity I, II, III: Student Councilg Intra- murals II. PERSONAL: Interests-Skiing, golfing. Pet peeves -Sand traps, unlively pingpong balls. Future Field-Teaching. Unachievahle desire-Ski with- out falling. JOSEPH WILSON Phlin field Track I, II, III, IV, Intramurals I, II. JOSEPH WEINGART M etuchen National Honor Society, French Club III, IVQ Student Council Ig Basketball I, II, III, IVQ Cross Country Ig Intramurals III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-1Cars, sports, money. Pet peeves-Homework, .vionday momings, Future Life-Math or engineering. Unachievable desire- To be a jet pilot. fx I ,i wx ,-rig, un.. f V I x 2, RONALD WITKOWSKI Woodbridge I Forum Club I, II, III, IVQ Newspaper II, Ine tramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Cars. Pet peeves-Home work. Future field--Politics. Unachievable desire -To be a pilot. HENRY WYSOCKI I Metuchen V French Club III, IV g Rocket Club IV, Track Ig Cross Country I, II, IIIg Intramurals I, II, III, IV. PERSONAL: Interests-Friday nights, hunting. Pet pcevesf-Working on Fords, flat tires. Future field-Business or Air Force. Unachievahle de- sire-Find the perfect wave. GREGORY WITT N Iselin Confraternity I, IIIQ Play Ig Track I, II, III, IV5 Cross Country II, III. PERSONAL: Interests-Dates,'records. Pet peeves -Communists, Green. Eggs, and Ham. Future fist!-Maxine. Unachievahle desire-To heffillhy nc . HENRY ZANGARA Bound Brook I W . Vignette II, III, IV: Newspaper. II, III, IV, An Club IV, Play III, IV: Confralernity I, II, III, Intramurals I, Il, Ill. ' I A PERSONAL: Interes!y'Music, science fiction, Pet peeves--Mathematics. Future. fieId-Archi- tectural engineering. RICHARD WOODS Fords - Play I, II, Intramurals I, II, III, IV. - PERSONAL: Interests-Music, holidays, money. Pet peeves-Working after school. Future field -Electrical engineer. Unachievable I desire-To become the wor1d's greatest lead guitarist. n 'I' DAVID ZANZALARI 'Uetuchen ?lays fstage crewl Ig Confraternity Ig Gemlan :lub Ill, IV: Intramurals ll, Ill, IV. JERSONAL: Interests--Maps, weather. Pet . 3 ef S 1 f I ' e . .'W,.k,Ns Q ,, f Q W +A , ., . reeves-People who mispronounce my name. Fu- ure Field-Meteorology. Unachievable desire- Fo have all the faculty pronounce my name right. l 1 r .li-Ai ii i Under the dynamic leadership of Pres, Walt Healey, thi: Student Council played an integral role in developing the Spirit of '67. I 5 i i JORGE ZARATE l L 5,fFarrls I Soccer IV. i 'I ERSONAL: Future Field-To become an engi- 2 eer or to go into some field of math. ROBERT ZIELINSKI South Plainfield Glee Clube lVg Track IIIQ Intramurals I, U. PERSONAL: Interests-Swimming, shooting, golf, guitar playing. Future Field--Aeronautics. Unauhievable desire-To be serious. l . I QE 'Wi S' i RAYMOND ZIPF Edison cies Club 11, IVg Band Illg vmeiyishow ng Confraternily lllg Intramurals I, II. 1 4 w 4 2- il dai, kxig 2 wie' 335' v fr V219 Qgii. ,wfvw-ea4'ef '-T53 I-'. I l 'URL ly X K 'AJ A 7 -' 'kv . 9 P QWNNW' Vfffvtgffwffv Q6 rf v w w rv vi xy wy xv v KI 1 , if 1 r?' K, ' . 5 Qi. 3 W WK V 5 3 3 'A -X, as M'-1:,F-,K-,R A NJA 1 Q - ' QQ i i. W 'P F I I , , Left to Right 1. William Meszaros 2. Robert Cororan, Guy Gallagher, Rogert Buchanan, Stephen Cataldi, Joseph Guinan, Stephen Lusky, Joseph Wagner, Michael Blythe, Peter Horvath, Thomas Kilduff, Robert Roelzel, Albert Cerulo, Bruce Barbour, John Kline, Joseph Cherepon, William Callahan, Paul Chin- ery, Michael Dudas, Thomas Trimble, Michael Novajosky, Joseph Cummins, Charles Blatz, Peter Donegan, John Cornell, James Hogan, Joseph Teleposky, Matthew Whalen, James Balog, James Korsgaard, Rory O'Connell, Neil Stenersen, Christopher Herman, Donald Vincz, Kieth Kosko, Andrew Kelly, Joseph Cousins, Donald Ramsey, Robert Fritsche, Robert Turner. 6 ' In the heat of concentration. i'We give up, what's thc answer! F X Q 'k..a 72 A few relaxing moments after the big one. Left to Right: James P. Dunigan, James Mooney, Thomas G. Carasiti, Daniel Medvigy, Thomas Kozuh, Luc B. Ciudut, John A. Anderson, Mark A. Zwar- lynski, Gary V. Giamerese, Alired Vuocolo, Gerald Brisson, Joseph Monahan, Aurthur Haas, Eugene Russo, Mark Smith, Thomas Wagner, Richard Viglioni, James Campbell, John Campion, Brian Forts, Peter Stec, Richard Bartolone, William Kramer, Thomas Hayes, Chris. Cassidy, Brien O'Rourke, James Varady, John Raps, Donald Stovall, Leslie Gennet, Gerald Comollo, James Seiferd, Walter Aplacy, Louis Halasz, Vincent Jule, Glenn Bolduc, Robert Gatarz, David Dolan, James Mooney, John Wolff, Joseph Kenny, Thomas Cadek. H ut? ,QQQNQ Jack Wolff studying for a Science test. Jr. in 'Q- ,,, -1- Completing the homework assignments. 73 Q 0 Q QQ' 134 4 Qi' :mia J? ,I 165.4 -Q 'Y 51 , , 1159 'Xi' 463: lf? 4.5, '-S654 4, 4153 19? :ps seg. x i 9 -1 XSS' i -ma Q. -Q49 -iff' ... 1-F4 Y' ' -:Qs 8 !C.i34N? -1124 .1024 W gm' :iii R 31543. 1 '13, J , .5 -A 's - .,, ,NM it i 'QW u !f 'f' fx , P 75,5 ...lki 5-4.33 li . .O 104 .SPH S v F, agvoo Another instructive gym period. s , L W-at ' 2' I 4 .. . . ,,. xv, 4 ., 4 a, ', A Q Y 1. F USL' ' 4.5 P , f 2 7125 Xkwoflf gf to I V John Picaro gets thc treatment. I Now what should I do with it? Left to Right: John Picaro, Patrick Raviola, J. Coughlin, Michael Dudas, Albert Clancy, Joseph Foley, Jonh Spenser, Joseph Cirillo, Louis Braido, Charles Dongara, John Boyle, Michael Ford, R, Petrenka, D. Whitehead, Gene Romagna, Gregory Kaye, Robert Behrens, D. Osterman, Arthur McHugh, David Power, Dennis Coe, T. McGoldrick, Robert Mayernik, Alben Misko, Alan Brinson, Thomas Byrnes, T. Barletta, Brenden Doyle, John Metzger, Edward 0'Neil, John Kurdyla, James Brady, Leonard Tylka, John Flynn, J. Boniakowski, Thomas Burns, Glenn Geardino, 77 I2 . .4 . vx4'x'?xj'w? iQ 35? W Q , v w 1 ff ff' X, Q, 'P Y' v' 5 V '5 5 wr ii v rv g.: ff ,fm,1mwx ,M w, Q QM f-n v s -'gp .Qi I u l 1 , Um? Agfx mf' 9 4 f , . Q I X 5 4 . ' N vi?v3v3W33FW5 j6i??v383585gs vf f?W5m33SW533 159' if :W 'S' 'v 1'-sr .1 -,,- p. l 5 nu-,ug 4. 'ii 3+ '- N-Tr--v,--v.-.....V.,.,I ,. ., Q56 A058 ', 5 34 2! if Q, V W ,, ff 'f v 3,61 J W 1? 6? , -cw Qc SK-A Q .1 1 6 gi ' 23 ri 12114 'J' ,J . ' O 'Y ' 5:5 ' Q vvv, 5y3 fv6iy5-- G' P 1 1 . 1 :F fi- ,G 'as-6' is 49 'M 1. V1 XII X Y IK ' ' ll ' ' ll' V If Left to Right: William West, Kenneth Nalasco, Edward Lazarek, T. Leonardis, Joseph Nigro, John Koper, William Daly, Francis Depiano, James Healy, J. Wolchanski, John Duffy, William Kuc, William Hepworth, Daniel Pederson, C. MuCaffrey, Cary Smoke, James Prihula, Thomas Didia, Robert Timko, Richard Stofega, Glen Eaten, James Sulas, Anthony Gallis, Joseph Wrotny, Robert Thomson, George Dalton, William Van Arsdale, T. Antosiewicz, Kevin Johnson, F. Maekinson, John Donovan, Timothy Turner, Conrad Peterson, Robert Ring, Harry Gaynor, Robert Prongay, Donald Calabro, Cafeteria get-together Ahsorbed in their assignments 108 K' 4.551 ,Q 1 5, .sl X v K 5, ETUR N x Q 5 ,Q Y N. 5 John Duffy carried 108's fine winning tradition onto the track. 2-.. f.. 3 sc sr Thomas Meviav and friend a V'?z 4 'l n-4... va ,, .A l r sdv' . -. J ',,,,.,, Vik , Q ' MR ww' 109 .RT i V The German gang singing their old-time favorites. Left to Right: Robert Cousins, Robert Black, Thomas Dunigan, Edward McKeon, James Kee, Patrick Delaney, Michael White, T. Mevigy, Robert Monahan. Brian Roc, R. Wieckowski, John Giglio, Jazres Dingwall, James Chen, Donald Fallon, Gerald Jeglinski, Charles Hodulik, Robert Halasz, Joseph Mollica, Joseph Salerno, Thomas Malloy, Charles Meuse, Francis Fumia, Michael Lampe, Roger Kasunik, Patrick Lennahan, James Kun- kel, Bruce Kopcko, Louis Johnson, Edward Healey, Michael Wagner, Thomas Lyman, Joseph Santucci. -.- -' . , , , Q., ' s Bkifws ga a .J . J c J ffl' IIT? ' --r-'rv'r - f'- ' x Left lo Right: Paul Muller, Stephen Codella, Mark Andresen, Andrew Marinucci, Robert Paulmenn, Thomas Moriaty, James Brisson, John Brewster, James Raspoli, Raymond Anton, Robert Opitz, Thomas Walker, Paul McDonald, Raymond Migliore, .lames Taglieri, Michael Pawelczak, William McGovern, Richard Choclate, Lawrence Muzyka, John Raychel, Michael Ferrise, Philip George, Andrew Quinn, Thomas Hasek, Warren Trumble, John Small, David Fimiani, Kenneth Pratt, Michael McDermott, Emil Matula, Frank Raba, John Elugelmeyer, Frank Hlavenka, James Clark, Jerry Ogarek, Kenneth Eben, Walter Chraska, Timothy Smith, John Charlomango, John Murp y. 4 ,4 ir, af - Hero of the Intramural fields, Mike Ferrise. I' xi 17 'Q o 1 so dru'em M Mark Andresen and Philip George of the Publicity committee. Ken Ebert dancing away. Left to Right: Thomas Bonanne, Armando Sorchini, Robert Kroon, Paul McNally, R. F, Henderson, Paul Troyano, Edward Kolibas, John Bartol, Robert Stovall, Robert Davis, James Neely, Mark Kubinak, N. Partenope, Eric Yuelling, Robert Regan, Paul McEvoy, Charles Plesher, Donald Benhardt, Donald Buckley, Lawrence Walsh, Ronald Greczek, Thomas Moleski, Andrew Sermak, Joseph Loeffer, Joseph Ricci, G. Lichtenstein, Joseph Jakubowski, Manuel Garcia, Patrick Rogan aff' 5, gif- xl J 5 Q 4. Q . 1 Al the end of another school day. 84 Ernie Foley, Kenneth Pratt and Mark Kubinak make the scene. 5: a 52 had Left to Right: Kevin Gorman, Salvador Migliore, Kevin Hnase, James Pessolano, Thomas Redmond, Joseph DiStefano, Thomas Daly Francis McDonald, Gerald Zaninelli, Edward Barulli, Geoffrey Waters, Lewis Negron, Joseph Davala, Peter Kucma, Thomas Kunce- witch, Gerald Sieder, John Dolan, John Bivens, Lawrence-Walsh, Dennis Nota, Allen Slocki, John Malazdra, Robert Smith, .Iohn Berger, Thomas Fisco, Paul Tomson, Paul Woods, MISSING: Martin Bean. Joseph Edwards, Howard Morgan, , . . LL Language Lab philosophers. y x Bubble, bubble, toil and trouble. Mass and communion on retreat. Experimenting in Chemistry Lei! to Right: John Rudman, James Rauh, John Miller, Frank Kosciow, Joseph Edwards, Peter Chocolate, Rudolf Maneff, Ronald Armour, William Hcfferan, Walter Kurowski, William Ryan, John Hourihan, Robert Hallick, Edward Nagy, Timothy Berry, Richard Maier, Philip Morclla, Micheal Gilhooly, Mark Vergillo, Robert Toryak, Joseph Mezgoda, James Schuler, Richard Jensen, Frank Wojie, John Turner, Kevin McDonald, Micheal Shanz, Vincent Schmidt, Thomas Kane, James 0'Neill, Missing Joseph Kane 86 thnx if K 3, ' if 553 I 5 wig aifszf.. 'Q And what happened to him? In the midst of a discussion 113 Mass at Mt. Carmel Retreat chapel. Left to Right: Robert Pause, Paul Ivantic, Thomas Burke, Dominic Cerro, Robert Schuler, Gregory Golday, Gregory Orvetz, Michael Kenny, Paul Kavka William Ryan, Robert 0'Malley, Wrinn Hansen, Andrew Oravec, John Gyorfy, Edward Dolan, Martin Dowling, Thomas Cassino, Thomas Kenny, Michael Kuzio, Alenander Kubik, Kevin Hackett, Jeffery Girard, James Greaney, Richard Visceglia, Michael Collard, James Breef, Kevin Urban, Edward Buckwald, Joseph Cloos, Kevin Hayden, George Kurtz, Emest Foley, Robert Blakes- lee, John Colegrove, Joseph Gadek, World of the Underclassmen f x-'.3v3.f f Now all we need is a basketball! Maybe I'm the one who's out of step! I'm still for Thomas Dewey Ft! 3 w 53 2' - a I ' x X Gee I love French! fd, 'Lung 4 5 , , , 4. a .f A Ox 4.3-,ya my Qk X , fs Mb, X .S Q k If - f I' . ui, 2-'Z Q- ' - x f Q ' L -N . ,, -V 'rf vii 4' Good prospects for the Mets. And then the poppa bear said to the baby bear . . . XpSZp. V SI' by Q, HIGH HCHUUI He says he's stuck. pw wu K L-4' J Are you sure the team came this way? These cook hooks will get you confused every time! ,,,.... 'That's odd, mine didn't grow arms and legs! The blurred kid in the back row is always me! :ti M K. an . , . -ra ,M Q 1 1 W. I I ,W v The Variety Appearing to be champ, Rich- ard Burke is ready to take on anyone who thinks other- wise. Taking a right cross from Richard Sheldon, Mike Krawczyk appears off guard as .lohn Behr looks on. Crew members CTerry McGovern and Leel look on as Captain Vere flohn warns Claggart CMike Krawczykl about tality to the crew. Captain Vere tries to explain C1aggart's death to the crew CMike English, Mark Kuhinak, Dom Certol. With the accompaniment and 4 of Mr. Kemp, the glee club why it is one of the fastest clubs at St. Joseph's. Shaw . The opening speech for the scene from Billy Budd is given by Ron Sheldon. Ace Bixel delivers the hum- orous monologue Creen Pas- tures if v H lliti The combined talent of Mother Seton's and St. Joseph's Glee clubs present the highlights of the evening. -1: 'viii .eg-gr 7.-E. ng Editor-in-chief Mike Krawczyk llnd faclllly moderator Mr. Fiorelli check over some last minute details. 61,03 Pape T' Feature editor Brian Lee lines up some big features. Michael White fights that deadline. 96 f FALCON NEWS 'lfnif' Vvlume VI. NO- 2 October 7, 1966 'l'nl- lfxlcow Nlwls ls pnllllened by me student lnnrnnllsls nl snlnl .lnsl-png lllgn sehnnl, xlelngnnn, New Jersey rtdllnr-ln-cnlel. . . . . . ..,,.. Mlkr-Krewrzylr wwe Rrlllnr, .. liflllnr-lnls rtrlllnr. . l-'--nlllre ltrlllnr, , . ..,, Hrlnn ln-r spnrle rflllnl- . lfneln lzrlllnr , Copy nnllnr. ,xrl l-gdller. . . Bnelnese al clrelllnllnn Alllnngrr. . ........ 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IM lr, Edward Fiorclll The seem Raymond llnlen, mllrnael Bennel, rlnvld ulylne, lvllennel Blyene, Darla Enya, elm Brleenn, George Cherepon, Jeeepn conelne, l-larry cnnnlngnnm, Leo Daley, Edward Danlvlskl, James Derlngelo, Edward Dudlek, James Dunigan, Dennis Fernandez, Brian Forts, Cllffcrd Furnald, William Hallck, welter llenley, John l-lnnrlnnn, John llngelmeyer, Andrew Korsgaard, James Kunkel, llllrnnel Lennanan, Ronald Llzwnvnln, Reber: lllnnllewe, John Mc- lclernan, James mrnermen, llllenael fllnlnar, Reber: nlenlgnrnery, Pal Murphy, .lee Nlgrn, wllllnm O'Connor, Jenn O'Connor, Dennis O'Rourke, Robert Pe-lee, llleflhew lfellegrlnn, Charles wnelrl, James lzlepnll, Paul S-alus, Thomas senlrrlnn, Francis Tler, wllllam Trnllcanc, Mlenael wnlle A Ss. . wi - 1 ws, Bill Luckhurst adds the finishing lunches to page outline. if 5' if ? af li 1? 1 4 Loading for an-tion, Bill Carislc nur ace photographer. 'NQr':wK.f .9521-.1 W , -1 ,S-QQ 2- mx.. lk' 2.19 ,, Nz . 9. l .E , Anya E. L A 4- fxifz., off' Falcon News editors KL to R! Tim Driscoll, Steve Markoxics, Hank Zangara Miko Krawczyk, Carry Stofik. Brian Lee, Jim Walker, and Bill Curisle, 251, 1 A Q Ligxx' w ' KS' 'x Page designers from left lo right are Miko Blolnur, Ed Kolihas, Mike Bennett, and Dave Blflhe. -4. k H.. Hank Zangara and Dave Blythe ready ar! supplies Kathy Kole and the I'Dells keep things swinging. Music of the I'Dells casts a spell over Richard Choc- olate and his date 32313 Ray Moore and his date pose for the camera. Couples settle down for a slow number. Shake! Don Whitehead and his date show how it's done. Ev I 6 W, 'D Joseph Schirripa and dale stop to chat. Mike English shows off his dancing style. R...-of iii A i eryone has a great time at a St. Josephs dance 99 Wx n A-1' Bob Davis and Robert Ring ready the Senior portraits for Our ubiquitous shutter snapper, Dennis Fernandez. publication. 44 ??'2ff 2 2 SENIOR STAFFERS ARE IL to Rl John Kupik, John Krzaczkowski, Sports editor Ed Healey gives Joe Santucci some helpful Senior section editor Bob Ward, Editor-in-chief John Scharwath, and hints. Faculty editor Mike McManmon. 4291- Typical meeting of organized confusion. l00 E 'U 6 7' g r e 6 VL Ron Braco Activities Editor, ponders our chiefs words of wisdom. , EVERGREEN STAFF: Standing Reurl Tom Moleski, John Kurdyla, Bob Ring, John Kupik, John Krzaczkowski, Jae Santucci, Frank McGrath, fMiddle Row! Ed Nagy, Jim Townley, Bob Perry, Paul Ivantic, Bob Davis, Mike McMan- mus, Phil George, fSittingl Ed Healey, Mike McManmon, John Scharwath, Ron Braco, Mark Andresen, .lim Kee, Broth- er John Feeney, S.C. imoderatorj. Missing Roger Kasunic, Mike Ferrise, Anthony Callis, Jim Brisson, Boh Ward E I , , THE SPIRIT OF '67 , , . Edllor-in-chief John Scharwath Moderator Brother John Feeney, S.C. EDITORS Mike McManmon Ron Braco t Mark Andresen Bob Ward Dennis Fernandez Ed Healey John Scharwath and Mike McManmon confer before Mike's wood carving and plaque commemorating the Spirit of '67. lol ex x Mr. Art Braga, director, and Charles Hodulik set the pace. Band riffs. Alex Smida Bob Fisher sharply in uchen Parade. xv- 14 ggficb' 'A:...' Ytifffi. 3 fsf?!ie BAND: KL to RJ Edward Scibilia, Kenneth Bruszkiewicz, Kevin Hackett, Mike Hriack, Vincent Murray, Edward Buckwald, Joseph Edwards, Paul Thompson, Walter Mikorski, Sealed-Charles Hodulik, Dennis Nota, David Kohut, Donald Shymanski, Richard Muschitto, Richard Bondira, Richard Zavilla, William Gadek, Alex Smida, Kenneth Pratt, James Buist. Glee Club Mr. Kemp and Brother Be rnardine go over Brothers special arra of the fight ngement song. 4 . . .1 Ag tat Mr. Kemp and Mr. Lasko conduct daily practices Mr. Lasko and Mr. Kemp at the annual Christmas concert. Robert Gartner conducts and Gene Romagna solos in our Christmas concert. Confraternity A-4 officers John Kukor and Henri Buzy listen i to the discussion on the floor. Absorhed in typical Frosh Confraternity meeting are Lawrence Witt, Benjamin LaMarca, Kevin Murray, Thom as Poandl, and Michael Banigan. Lunch time finds moderator Brother Aidan meeting with all leaders from all six Frosh groups. KL to Rl Brian Forts, Joseph Cousins, Joseph O'Hara, Tom Ivan, Btuce Barbour, Henri Buzy, Tom Chen, John Kukor, Richard Trent, and Gerry Krovatin, Missing are Bob Cilento and Pete Stec. IO4 fig, 2 ' nxt George Dalton and Bill West plan up coming projects for 108. Deep in thought. The Sophomore Confralernity raised the money to buy the Christmas tree for the school entrance. 2 'prrlfi xg . ,1?.g.i.,g,l ' 4, f 4, . S ,L - .Qi-,.-fziagi, a ' f 0 p omore fa ' I.-'Fe' 1 f'ifi 'f fe 1' ,flips I 'Q - XS .3 5 3 Newsworthy articles are studied hy Confralemity. I' Confraternit Tim Smith and Frank Hlevanka check on Ray Anton's bookkeeping of each meeting. IO6 Reception of Holy Communion under both forms during the Byzantine Mass, Junior Confratemity leaders Tim Smith, Mike Collard and Don Fallon plan ahead. I I' i i Confraternity f ff, i L , it P' ' Q, F. H r 26' . like Gabriel and one of the Sodality members from St, Pe'ter's confer J promote better unity in Apostolic endeavors among area schools. St. oseph's sponsored two such Conventions. John Morvay confers with his group for up coming Byzantine Mass, sponsored by Senior Confratemity, ,sing-V m . SV, .,,. 1 rx. Father Louis Sismis of St. Nicholas' Byzantine Church Perth Amboy coordi- nate all the arrangements for the Byzantine Mass. Mike Gabriel's group con- ducted the Thanksgiving food and clothing drive. l07 Speech Gene Romugnu and James Mcllcrmolt confer. :j,'y,:,:,- t . Q Mike McDermott waxes eloquent under the critical eyes of Gene Romugna, Michael Young. Jann-s Fugedy, Michael Lennahan and Edward Slehlik. Edward Stehlik and Dennis Fugcdy map strategy. Ifreshmagn members. research in the MPTHTY, L to R-Gerry Brisson, Gerard Mayers, Thomas Poandl, Mike Bennett, Kieth Kosco, fARSITY DEBATE: KL to Rl Frank Palinkas, Mark Hess, Douglas Patty, Ronald Vitkowski, Dennis Fernandez, and Louis Rea. One of the lighter moments in debate finds Patrick Delaney and Mike White slightly amused. 6 J.V. DEBATE: KL to Rl Edward McKean, Joseph Mol- lica, William McGovern, Patrick Lennahan and Thomas Dunigan. NOVICE DEBAIE: KL 'lo R2 Gene Romagna, Kevin Hackett, Edward Devine, Joseph Salerno, and Joseph Cronin. ,,..+ . ?,' Rrgyvil, l w f . ' x ' c +4 53 Brother Robert Connolly, S.C., Principal oi Mon- signor McClancy High School in Queens, delivers the main address of the evening. Awards Banquet Brother James congratulates Gary Stoiik for gaining honors at the Rutgers Science Fair. Gary's work earned him associate and affiliate membership in New Jersey Academy of Science as well as a trip to Chicago for Annual Conference on the Atom. .lim Weir receives the Student Athlete Award from Brother Ronan. H0 Mike Rapach, student council president, accepts award from Brother Francis moderator. Alumni Club .v 53 51 ,E ,gf A f he Christmas Homecoming dance. 1 Q: 7'3 om Comollo and his date seem to enjoy the festivities at Alumni President Andy Buumgartner confers with fellow officers Bernie Rodgers, Dave Are Bixel, Frank Drury and Charley Tier as Brothers James and Ronald look on at the annual Christmas meeting. The homecoming Facul- - ty-Alumni game was won by the speedier faculty 58-54. Bill Arnett coached the alumni. - .. ' K fri 'safe . , . I I I John Liscizmdrello and his date make the scene. Onc of highlights of Fathers' Club events this year was the unique theological sermon delivered b5 our own Brother Bcrnardine. IIZE URU EQ an-119' High point in the annual ,lune Family Fair sponsored by the Fathers Club is thc awarding of the Ford Galaxie. The karate exhibition at the annual Father and Son Night sponsored by the Fathers' Club drew long and loud Applause. Present leader of our Fathers Club, Mr, Arthur Ring, awards last ycar's President Mr. Guy Stamberger with a plaque commemorating his years of service to St. Joseplfs. Dance Chairman Jack Higgins and President Art Ring ready the door prizes at the December Fathers' Club dance while Brother Aldric stands by to make the annual tuition drawing. an awazis ax ,awe t Roosevelt Rosey Brown delivered a memorable talk at the Father and Son night. ae-1, . 1, 2 ' o K Fathers hard at work at June Family Fair. President Mr. Arthur Ring awards Mr. Bernard Toscano with a plaque for outstanding services rendered the Fathers Club throughout the years. II3 , K MV., x .. ,Va ni T If ,QS SPANISH CLUB: KL lo R2 Standing Row 1- Robert Prongay, Thomas Antosiewicz, Thomas Burke, Thomas March, Robert Ring, Christopher McCaffrey, John Dolan, Row 2-Brother Al- phonso, moderator, Robert Higgins, Robert Colembcnski, C-ery Blue, James Pribula, R-gliert Timko, Louis Negron, Kneeling-Howard Morgan, Brian O'Rourkc, Jorge Zaratc, Sal Migliore, Kenneth Nalasco, Walt Wozniak, Darin Perla, William West, Tom Whitson. , y T . . , A fV,,,,.k V .V,rA..N1kK,.3W,,,, a LATIN CLUB: KR ta LJ Thomas Byrnes, Thomas Springer, Thomas Bums, John Kurdyla, Louis Rea, Mr. Napoleone, moclerator, Ron Sutor, Joseph Thomas, Richard Chocolate, Joseph Cummins, Kneeling-Paul Muller, Richard Rittwcger, Michael Malyszko, Michael Dudas, Crez Zeller, II4 Cl lf i n Club French Club FRENCH CLUB: KL to R! Standing-Stephen Wszebdrowski, Rolrerz Regan, Mirlrael Ryan, Robert Blakeslee, Gregory Shambra, Ronald Tunkiewicz, Donald Shymanski, Mr. Salameh, moderator. Ilruce Kopcko, Harry Cunningham, James Seaman, Barry Sarisky, Richard Strnz, Michael Pawelczak, Larry Walsh, Mark Tusy. Kn1'elr'ngfAnlliony Alexander, Paul Gurzo, Ed Muchre, Joseph Reitz, Carl Slurniello, Francis McDonald, Stephen Loesch. I , , , Cf r. mi. Ll nf Lb ERMAN CLUB: KL tn Rl Slunding Mr. Ten Eyck, Edward Marinucci, John Fabicn. William McGovern, :ephen Puglisi, Chasrls Hodulik. Charles Plescher, Edward Kolibas, Patrick Lennnllan, Thomas Molloy, homas Lyman, Stephen Markovics, D. Zanzalari, Michael While, Philip George, Kneeling-Paul Muller, Mark ndrescn, Robert Black. Mark Kulminak, Edward McKcon, James Chen, Mark Hess, Dennsi Burns. II5 St. Joseph as High School Presents w Officer Klem CDomimc Cenol and Teddy Brewster fBoh Culffreclal examine bugle You Mortimer Brewster iMlk6 Krawczyk? screams as he points to Mr Gibbs fMark Kulnnakj There's a body in the window seat , explains Mortimer to Abbey Brewster Nick Partenope, Alison Akey, and Jim Cassidy read their parts during rehearsal. l 2. t 1 XX-5' Mortimer Brewster gives his pitch to Elaine Harper -pf. in -0, K xt' xx A C W. I ph 1 In a N x, t ttf my 'Q ,qt jig . '. .Z2,sa.,.i'3 f qi t i . K 4' . 1. N -+ 1 Q Vie' Q wr Q.fRfQ F01 zeiimi' ' as Mortimer whispers sweet nothings in the ear of Teddy Teddy Brewster greets his brother Mortimer as Elaine Harper watches. Arsenic and Old Lace 2142 l How dare you! says Mortimer, as he and Johnathan exchange a few words while Abby Brewster and Dr. Einstein look on. l'f'S Dr Ernstem lN1ck Partenopel cleans up hrs tools before contmumg The Sxdney Method L to R Lt Rooney 1Blll LuckhurstJ Ofixcer Brophy fBr1en Leel and Offlcer Klein dlscover the mjured vlcum !BelowJ Offxcer OHara fBrcndan Doylej and Mommer Brewster Takmg the PCD f1'0m MOTUYHCI' BICWSWT DI 121351919 havea talk about hrs plan rgns the contract mlule Abby Brewster Martha Brewster f'VIary Ellen Wwrdl and Mr Wltherspoon fPh1l1p George? look on gf Q, Wlth Jonathan Brewster lookmg on, Morumer Brewster untle lnmself whrlc Ofhcer Brophy reports ln H8 lt ,1 Q' Ti ., ' K' - A ,.-'v ' 1411- 2 '. 2 I 11,351 , ' s 2125 1 - 1.3 f . A -. 4 LX! v'--,SQ lf 7,37 , ' f .uno C- ' x 6: Q' HJ . . . . . . ,, . ., it . . . , . , V . . . , ' . . ,, ,A ' f 3,3- c , ,W .Q , ' I A FYI!! 5 .LHR , , Qs, 6 5. r' ,ILM n In .QM I . . ' 'I+' Q I - 1 ,r I - Q , I , V 1 . J Lia: LA.x-7l l lr. Q . I 1 A -- I L .LLL I 'If The cas! of the play, uArsenic and Old Lace. CAST OF CHARACTERS IN THE PRODUCTION OF The cast lakmg a break In the mxddle of rehearsal. HARSENIC AND OLD LACE ABBY BREWSTER REV. DR. HARPER TEDDY IZREWSTER OFFICER BROPHY OFFICER KLEIN MORTIMER BREWSTER ELAINE HARPER MORTIMER BRESTER MR. GIBBS JONATHAN BREWSTER DR. EINSTEIN OFFICER O'HARA LIEUTENANT ROON EY MR. WITHERSPOON DIRECTOR DRAMATIC SOCIETY MODERATOR JANET VINCZ ALLEN SLOCK1 BOB CIUFFREDA A BRIAN LEE DOMINIC cERTo I MARY ELLEN .WARD ALISON AKEY MIKE KRAWCZYK1 MARK KUBINAK JAMES cAssIDY NICK PARTENOPE BRENDAN DOYLE. Q BILL LUCKHURST PHILIP GEORGE MR. DANIEL IIUSSEY BROTHER ROBERT A SIIEELET, s.c. I Mr. Hussey, the director, gives the cast some pointers about the I play. Scholastic Achievement sg ' 'gi , I, I ' . PRINClPAL'S LIST: Seated: Raymond Anton, Robert Ti.mko, James Kee, Joseph Egan, Gerald Krovatin, Brother Aldric, S.C., Rich- ard Lusky, Michael Blythe, Paul Swoboda, Thomas Mulligan, James Chen, 2nd Row-John Crofford, Thomas Lyman, Paul Gurzu, Frank Dynof, Thomas Terio, Donald Ramsay, Matthew Whalen, Joseph Loeffler, James Dingwall, Charles Hodulik, Steven Godleski, James Greaney, Bill Callahan. Top-Stanley Panuska, Robert Ward, Richard Fonte, John Gyorfy, Frank McGrath, Keith Kosco, Thomas Herits, Thomas Woodruff, Edmund Urhanski, Raymond Ogarek, Albert Zachik, Ronald Tankiewicz, Anthony Alexander, Louis Rea, Kenneth Pratt. W 5 - 4 w . J t HONOR ROLL: Seated Glen Bolduc, Michael Alexander, Benjamin LaMarca, Roger Dragon, Tom Carisiti, Thomas Chen, John Duffy, Walt Wozwiak, James Dunigan, Edward Dudek. 2nd Row Joseph Cummins, James Korsgaard, Thomas Molloy, Mark Kubinak, Alex Tasy, William Aptasy, William Van Arsdale, Robert Prongay, Brian Forts, Richard Trent, Jack Wolff, Rory 0'Connel, Gene Romanga, Don Stovall, James Moschitto, James McDermott. T op, Charles Meuse, Thomas Kane, Gerry Ogarek, Frank Fumia, James Kunkel, Mark Jacoh, Edward Rosinger, Roger Kasunic, Tim Smith, Jeff LaMarca, Eric Yuelling, Frank Hlevanka. V ,na X Fx V Kc 3 ee I A ful ,QW MEMBERS OF THE PUBLICITY COMMITTEE from l. to r.: Mark Andresen, James Brisson, Dennis Fernandez, Mitchell Olejko, Phil George, and Tom Schrippa. Missing Dave Blythe One of the many skits at the rallies. The sweet chant of success! Need we say more! Publicity Committee and Pep Rallies ? ,KE , Our track team almost shared its long time lease with the basketball team but Penh Amboy upset our hopes for a two sport domination, I2l 0 Y, C 8 If ROCKET CLUB: Left to Right-Henry Wysocki, Mark Jacob, Bruce Jala, Phil George, .lim Leffler, John Cole- grove, Bill McGovern, Greg Orvitz, Gary Wimmer, Ron Sutor, Ed Kolibas, Rich Gaczynski, Glen Hogan, Seated -Mike Rosol. Brother Reginaldf moderator, and Mike Kohut. fx, Pre-launch preparations: Richard Gaczynski and Brother Reginald. -1 a -,W-. v M:-marrwr-r' C-Q inlones Richard Chocolate Frank Tivald looks on. a i 0 ll, RADIO CLUB: KL to R2 Bill Trafioant, Richard Hall, Richard Chocolate, Patrick Boyle, Bob Cataz, Car- mine DiHegli0, Ron Sutor, Thomas Corje, Michael Ulmes, Miko Stewart, Sal Miglore, Mike Lakat, Edward Barulli, Sealed Carl Santaniello, Brother Reginald, moderator, John Cornell. Biology Club Joseph Cuzzo checks out an experiment with moderator, Brother Edward. BIOLOGY CLUB: IL to R2 Cary Stofik, Bill Callahan, Brother Edward, Carmine Degliv, .loscpll Cousins, Kenneth Savoca, William Korch, Thomas Woodruff, Harry Miclialak, .leff Girard, Michael Dugas, John Croiford, Jim Brisson, Gerry Brissun, Joseph Cuzzo. Math Club vi i.Q . 3526 iffliif wil .of .v 1 Cary Slufili gets the meeting underway. MATH CLUB: KL to RJ Edward Urlvanski, James Moscliitto, Mr, lliranlzv, moderator, Steven Codleski, Glen Hogall, Steve Prokopiak. I23 J Ahsorbed in the explanation are Steven Codleski, and Joe Ricci. Boll Traube inspects while Mr. Tier explains ml I 1, S Under the direction of Mr. Charles Tier, various chemistry round table discussions were held at St. Joseph's for the purpose of acquninting teachers from surrounding schools on the very latest t developments in the leaching of chemistry. T CHEMISTRY CLUB: Row I fsmndingl Daniel Padowski, Thomas Smith, Michael Bourke, Mark Jacob, Robert Trabue, Glen Hogan, John Dolan, Thomas Lyman, Joseph Ricci, Frank Wojie, Row 2 Mr. Tier, Marc Vergellu, Louis Ne ron Jose h Davala, Thomas Redmond, Thomas Daley Joseph Ricci, Thomas Molloy Kneeling, Thomas Cor- E 1 P y y man, Michael Kohut, Kevin Haas, Edward Marinucci, Francis McDonald, Geoffrey Waters, Steven Godleski. 24 gmx V Vignette 966 Members of the 1966 Vignette: KL. to RJ Edward Vitale, John Kenyon, Edward Urhanski Mr Hussey Philip Nlur celli, Tom Kuzma, Michael Patti, and Michael Piserchia. Writers of the Vignetteg KL. to RJ John Beltz, Harry Cun- ningham, Robert. Zielinski, Frank Palinkas, Edward Hughes, Daniel Kuhn, and William Cariste. Mr. Hussey, the moderator, looks over the Vignette with Michael Piserchia. L. Student Council 60 IQ? J 4,5195 sf' 7ffa,.fiJ Afyfxifyixg gun.. 375.1231 1.00 .ry 40' Student Council Dance Committee were .lim DeAngeI0. Anthony Cucci, Toni Stagich, Ed Nnughton, Frank McGrath M issing-Brendan Doyle STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES AND OFFICERS: Seated KL to R2 William Muszmti, Thomas Chen, ,Iospeh O'Hara, Michael Alexander, Frank McGrath, Walt Hcalcy fPres7 Brother James O'Crady, moderator, Mike Wagner 1Vice-Presb .lim DeAngel0, Joe Stine, Bob Romano, Don Ramsey, fR0w 22 Rich Cawlak, Ed Stehlik, Ray Flynn, Terry McGovern, Paul Curzn, Danny Gombas, Kirk Moore, Jeff Girard, Dom Cerro, Ray Anton, Joe Loeffler, Row 3vCs-ne Romagna, Tom Terio, Dun Fallon, Roger Kasunir. Tim Smith, Bill Kelly, Tim Smith, Frank Flllnid, TDYH Fisco, Bob Smith, Bob Toryak, Brendan Doyle. Ron llicsiada, Row 4-Chris Herman, Keith Kos:-o, Walt Aptacy, Gerry Comollo, Bah Cilvnlo, .Iohn Donovan, Mike Krawczyk, Anthony Cuccia, Tom Stagich, Richard Fonts, Ed Naughton. Dennis Kennedy. 2,..., Snoopy picked a winner. Who -s., Student Council exchange day found students from St. Peters, St. Mary's and East Brunswick following a full schedule at St. ,l0scph's. Under the capable leadership of Student Council president, Walter Healey, the council has become an essential organization to the school and the administration. The council has established an Exec- utive Committee, consisting of the Presidents of each class division. The institution of weekly newsletters and the rewriting of the Con- stitution in which the duties of representatives were defined were only some of the tasks undertaken. The Student Council, however, has not neglected the social aspects of the students. Through the hard work of the Dance and Decora- tions Committees, the Council has been able to sponsor many suc- cessful dances, including a '4Mixer'7. The student council has achieved in a short time, a high status in the school and will remain as the voice of the student body in the future. 14 Mike Wagner, Student Council vicc-prcsiclcnt. addresses the students during the election rtunpuign. Students make their choice for the Student Council officers during the climax of the election. I27 i L , CIO lk 11 fk ns Gfgnmgx 'I sf.: wi I ,fly I '. . t ff .ff is ' if fl 1 fi A ' I 1 ' I Ni: 5 : I ' K .2 . I i s ff MR. WILLIAM SCHRECK Middlesex County Coach-of-the-Year DAN SHEELEY FRANK FITZGERALD All-County Second Team All-County First Team Falcons Sport 18-7 Record For Banner Year ' gan 'JT 1 yfyiq J x ,wif VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Front Row: Tom Moriarty, manager, Eugene Kolakowski, Francis Dynof, Michael Wagner, Timothy Smith, John Donovan. Second Row: James Clark, Manuel Garcia, Dan Sheeley, Francis Fitzgerald, Joseph Weiugart, Thomas Fisco, Ruben Hynes. Mr. Schreck lsecand from right! and Bro. James McPartland, athletic TIM SMITH director, Ilcfll, accept the trophy for winning the Msgr. Sullivan Tour- Hameni. In 1966-67 St. ,losephis basketball team had by far the best season in its short varsity history. Under the able coaching of Mr. William Schreck, the Falcons captured first place in the Msgr. Sullivan Tourna- ment, and second place in the Middlesex County Tournament behind a strong Perth Amboy team. Led by Frank Fitzgerald's 23 points per game, Dan Sheeley's powerful rebounding, and soph Frank Dynof's deft ballhandling, St. Joe's compiled an excellent 18-7 record. Basketball's future at St. Joe's looks bright, with sharpshooters Jim Clark and Tim Smith, 6'5 Manny Garcia, Frank Dynof, and defensive whiz Mike Wagner, along with a host of ,IV stars returning next year to lead the Falcons to another successful season. The high point of the year was a 54-44 win over CBA in the state quarter-finals. FRANK DYNOF SCHEDULE J.P. Stevens J.F. Kennedy New Providence St. Benedicfs Union Catholic Hoffman Immaculata ,l.P. Stevens Highland Park Immaculata St. Patrick's South Plainfield CBA St. Mary's, PA Roselle Catholic Immaculata South Plainfield St. Mary's, SA Hoffman Piscataway East Brunswick Perth Amboy Red Bank Catholic CBA OPPONENT 54 88 55 74 49 59 42 56 40 54 58 50 58 64 72 44 58 63 56 55 58 60 54 44 JIM CLARK Q r he r g.', -1: -1 gwtyf' QL:- 'v'4!1 ' ? -ns, 1' xx , 5 Vim- .sql N e J 5'3Nf G Q 5 Mi 46 ix E wwe, 4 95 sg! ,np 'qv- , Xie fm QP ,Q ...A FRESHMAN: Ufneelingl Jerry Comollo, Joe Guinan, Chris Ballman, Joe Stine, Matthew Whalen, .lack Wolff, fstundingl Brother Patrick Breslin, S.C. fCoachJ James Thompson, Glen Bolduc, Pete Slater, Tom Ivan, Bob Romano, Don Vincz, Bob Cilento, Mike Babilya, Don Ramsey, Joe Kenny, Tom Carasiti, Mark Vastola and Brother Aidan, S.C. fAssistant Coachl. Missing Paul Hayden Mark Vastola drives past his man and puts in a bucket. Boasting an impressive 11-4 record solid potential was shown by several of our freshman cagers. Jerry Comollo, Donny Ramsey and Bob Cilento led the fast break that smothered many opponents, while Mark Vastola and Don Vincz controlled the boards. With such depth our J.V. team should have a banner season in 1968. Don Ramsey drives in for a deuce against Essex Catholic, SCHEDULE St. Mary's, PA Immaculata Roselle Catholic Immaculata Highland Park Mater Dei Union Catholic Madison Township CBA Thomas Jefferson Essex Catholic Union Catholic CBA South Plainfield OPPONENT 47 70 61 54 34 55 47 38 72 59 44 67 57 416 Bro Patrick gives words of wisdom to inspire Falcons to greater heights. .lerry Comollo cracks opposition's defense to drop in a bucket. .lack Wolff hits a 10-footer for the fledgling Falcons. ,Bob Cilcnto increases the Falcon margin of victory. 4-v VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY-Kneeling, Robert Monahan, John Duffy, Mike Collard, Standing, Coach Michael Murphy, Mike Tier, JO . 5 x W. . hi! 4:334- Y Malazdra, Timothy Turner, Head Coach Harry Brett and Moderator Brother James O'Grady. Missing, Paul Troyano. 3, 2 31, .fry S0Ph0m0fe 101111 Dl1ffY1 SCC0lld Team Post-Race Pose: Senior Mike Tier, First Team All-County. All-County l38 A Junior Bob Monahan Run-a-mile, walk-a-mile, Ken Monahan, Mike Collard, John Malazdra Tim Tumer and John Duffy. Junior Mike Collard Brother Aldric and Coach Harry Brett admire our third consecutive Middlesex cross country County Championship trophy. Junior Paul Troyano Mike Tier, followed closely hy Paul Troyano, pushes toward the finish. xl , Tired but happy at Catholic Championship meet. County Champs For the third year in a row Coach Harry Brett's harriers swept easily to the County Cross Country Championship. With all six runners finishing in the first twenty-five places, St. Joseph's stormed far ahead of the field. With senior Mike Tier leading the way, the Falcon runners completed another victorious season in dual meets. Finishing strong, the Falcons came in 3rd in State Catholic Champion- ships. Considering that there was only one senior on the team, this record is especially commendable. A rich future talent-wise seems assured for Coaches Brett and Murphy in such up-coming Juniors as Mike Collard, Bob Monahan, John Malazdra, Paul Troyano and Sophomores John Duffy and Tim Turner. 4 Y. , 1 XIQQIQ off FEB ' was lm, . SCHED!-ft QQQ4 the Falcons L32 Sophomore Tim Turner Junior John Malazdra Junior Varsit Cross Country .l.V. CRQSS COUNTY TEAM-Bottom-John Koper, Tom Carroll, .lay Vouglas, Rich Zilg Ken Monahan, Middle-John Egan Tom Terio, Alex Tasy, Larry Muzyka, Frank De Piano, Top-Kevin Hefferan, John Dolan, Kevin Higgins, William Powers, Joe Nezgoda and Kevin Hayden. Missing Tom Antosiewicz, Mitchell Olejko Before the 14 minute ordeal, Mitch Olejko, Tom Terio, Tom Antosiewicz, Frank De Piano, Rich Zilg and Bill Powers line up for the stan. Alex Tasy heads for home. Joe Nezgoda and Larry Muzyka-Two of the many Carteret-bred Falcon Harriers. Freshman Cross Country - rat X 59 54714 1 . KL asf 'i'eu:m1. Yon. w ,, 3DSl'p 335137 USE si.,-'Kp 'VCL-IDF' 'TH SCHUUL I FRESHMAN CROSS-COUNTRY-Boztom-Tom Chen, William Kuncewitch, Paul Panzarella, Joe Monahan, Mike Zarelli, Middle Bah Hudak, Stephen Lusky, Robert Hughes Keith Cunningham, SzandingARolJert Turner, Richard Viglione, James Korsgaard, Ed ward Czech, Leonard Tomcho, Thomas Batter and Tom Wagner. .4.lgql p 1 'ie 1 3 Canal .xl d 4 , Qi' 'B 'EHDUL Across the Finish and into the shoots, Joe Monahan and Steve Lusky head for the Judges. r, Mentally re-running the race, Tom Chen pauses. Mr. Murphy, frosh coach, reviews the troops. Winter 1967: Falcons Capture 7th And 8th VARSITY WINTER TRACK TEAM: First Rowg John Foley, Richard Zilg, Matthew Catugno, Alex Tasy, Robert Shulski, Joseph Bona, Francis DiPiano, Robert Monahan, John Duffy, Kenneth Monahan, Salvatore Migliore, Kevin Heffernan, Thomas Carroll. Second Raw: Francis Rendino, Paul Dorko, Richard Stofega, Jay Vouglas, Lawrence Muzyka, Michael Tier, Richard Lusky, Michael Collard, Paul Troyano, Joseph Nezgoda, Thomas Barletta, Kirk Moore, John Raychel. Third Raw: Mr. Harry Brett, Michael Schanz, William Powers, Stephen Bonk, .lohn Turner, ,Wm , Timothy Berry, Kevin Hayden, Charles Plesher, Edward Dolan, Dennis Kennedy, Eric Yuelling, Michael Blunda, John Connery, John Winner, Ray Bousquet, Mark Jacob, Kevin Higgins, Timothy Turner, Joseph Wil- son, George Churepon, John Flynn, Francis Banfield, Emil Matula, Mitchell Olejko, Ronald Armour, John Nemetz. Mr. Mike Murphy. Teh 1Lu5ky hands-off to Chuck Plesher as Falcons open up Mike Collard, all alone, comes into the home stretch. t eir ea . FROSH WINTER TRACK: fKneelingl Henri Buzi, Mike Zarelli, Mike Alexander, Tom Wagner, John Lyons, Steve Lusky, Tom Chen, John Lynch, Rich Viglione, Andrew Budris, Standing Mr. Brett, Joseph Cherepon, Joe 0'Hara, Louis Halasz, Bernard Prohaska, Chris Hemxan, Steve Sandler, Andrew Kelly, James Korsgaard, Dave Dolan, Robert Tumer, Mr.Murphy .1 -4. KY, . .v,, 3' mlf. v -If N 'Z K A.. 1 14 -Hg nl A Q51 5 Y, , 21? E .ta Q' 151 'i i if i 13 , . , , JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER TEAMfFrant Row: Paul Chinery, William Ryan, ,lames Healey, Thomas Gilman, William West, Charles Dullea, Paul Loeifler. Back Row: Bruce Graves, Roger Dragon, Ernest Foley, Thomas Rahbitt, Richard Dodd, Daniel Pederson, Kevin Johnson, Robert Prongay, Albert Brinson, Paul Stavish, Paul Gurzo, Gene Morrison, Mr. James Ceoghegan, coach. The future of soccer at St. ,l0e's looks bright as both the JV and Freshman com- piled winning records. The JV offence, led by Tom Rabbitt's 7 goals and J im Healey's 5, was overpowering. This, along with the hustling defense, led by Roger Dragon and Paul Gurzo, brought about their 6-4-3 rec- ord. Twenty-two experienced players, in- cluding potential stars Don Stovall and Paul Chinery, will come up from the fresh- man team next year, adding depth to the ,IV's and the future varsity. Tom Gilman puts his chest into the ball as Henri Buzy looks on. Henry Buzy and Tom Gilman pick apart the defense with Paul Chinery blasts the ball towards the goal in setting up their skillful passing. another St. .loe's score. w l Mr. Ceoghegan, the 1V coach, plays the role of Mr, Fixit as he repairs the net. Bill West, Al Brinson, and ,lim Healey plan their strategy before an upcoming game. Tom Carasiti and Henri Buzy bring the ball downfield in a game against JFK. Q , f2 'm li, 'inns g gm, ., . X -cfiumr: - 'Glu' scum if FRESHMAN MEMBERS OF .l.V.: Front Raw: Thomas Carasiti, Andre Forlin, Mark Zwartinski, Richard Morrison, James Kimsey, Guy Gallagher, Mr. James Genghegan, Buck Row: Marlin Muth, Kevin Murray, Lawrence Witt, Wal- ler Aptacy, Julius Farkas, John Lyons, Henri Buzy. Track 1965-1966: Year 0 E VARSITY SPRING TRACK TEAM-Bottom Row-Tom Winters, Mike Collard, Greg Muth, Rich Zarelli, Joe Dynof, .lim Dolan, Frank Casey, Mike Tier. Row-john Giaquinto, Ron Kmet, George Pfeiff, Rich Nehila, Terry Higgins, Joe Wilson. Top Row-Head Coach Harry Brett, Coach Mike Murphy, Steve vatoriello, Rick Lusky, Chuck Plesher, Kevin Higgins, Eric Yuelling, John Connery, Mike Flaherty, Vince Maglio, John Turner, Coach Don Boynar, Bro. Murphy, Moderator. R . L, 4 'lg gn ,Kg 434515, 4 V s.t? f ., ' W' Vince Maglio displays the form that enabled him to supplant Joe Wilson as State Champ with a throw of 58' 91A . l48 Our title tells the story of the continued success of our trackmen. content with confining our talents to the area, the Falcons relay of Rich Zarelli, Greg Muth, Mike Tier and Jim Weir captured place in the two mile Championship relay at the Penn Relays. With retumees as John Connery, Mike Tier and Mike Collard Mr runners and Mr. Murphy's weight men should again prove fO1 foes for the best teams in the State in the upcoming 1966-67 season '12 's egg, c-V - f fx 45 A typical St. .Ioseph's finish-Jim Weir, Rich Zarelli, and Greg Muth one, two, three'd it in the County 880 run. Harry Brett, President of the Middlesex County Track Coaches Association, presents our former track moderator, Bro. Joseph Murphy, with a trophy for outstanding service rendered to the Mid- dlesex County organization. Muscles straining, Rick Lusky displays his dash form at County meet. I50 y1,,,.q,, 5155?-?':b'f7s,L ' , cgfkgf , , , . , A' . lvl, ' ' .' .fl ff. 5 ,4,f'.fXe ,Q Dennis Kennedy, holder of the school record of 5' 10 , goes up and over in practice. Mike Tier breaks the tape, establishing a new county record for the mile, 4-:27.3. ,ze v x ,arg .545 . F 7 is f v I I i 5 and away' Steve Salvatorlello flies hugh tput relay team of John Connery Joe Wllson and Vln Magho with Varsity Baseball ff' 8 'J . ff. 's'-'fL. '5'l-'rfff ' 1-'17 'df '5 'JSM ,. ' J 'Y 1 , Y, ' ' ty .J-g.f,-f..ff-Eihr'5+' . .1 ,fxxvff .ff r fT3b,ff.:,-3 Q 5 J S t g . J, S S VARSITY BASEBALL-Kneeling-Tum Moriarty fmgrj Ed Rittweger, John Murphy, Mike Rudman, Paul Lauh, John Schuyler, John Randall, Alex Tasy fmgnj Standing-Brother James McPartland, Athletic Director, Tim Smith, Steve Czick, Tim Regan, Dan Sheeley, Tom Stein, Gene Kolokowski, John Garthe, Jim Clark Coach William Murray. Missing Eros Siano. Jim Clark's stretch nabs him. Steve Czick, third to first for the out. John Murphy hums it in. Mr. Murray checks the bench for a pinchshitter. The Spring of 1966 brought many new faces to St. Joseplfs baseball diamond as most of the previous year's starters had been lost to graduation. As a result, the junior and sophomore-laden team under- went a rebuilding season. The'Falcons showed Coach Bill Murray that they have diamond talent and prospects appear bright for this year's season with seniors Dan Sheeley, a quite capable power hitter, Gene Kolakowski and Steve Czick as well as juniors Tim Smith, John Murphy and ,lim Clark leading the way. fa.. Paul Laub breaks for first after hunting. ,1 ' -'+ aw. va . -wivffvf g ' .fifj Tf',',-f'qf:4Q'4f 5 . Q . 4--'ggvg-ffsf, . If Tim Smith pumps hard to beat out a sharp grounder. Gene Kolakowski keeps a wary lookout at the hot corner Junior Varsity Baseball JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL-Kneeling-Roger Hornsby, .lames Creaney, Peter Kucma, Donald Calahro, Thomas Kuncewitch, Mickey 0'Con- nor, Gerry Jeglinski, John Rudman, James Schuyler, SlundingfB1-other James Mcljartland, Athletic Director, Tim Berry, Joe Ricci, Mike Kuzio, Richark Maier, Roheet Regan, Kevin Hayden, Frank Hlavenka Larry Walsh, Tom Kenny, fMgr.l, Coach Charles Tier. - f new 5-Q se , , 'K KA ,VV ,, :If 1, A W -:T I T-Z. 1 f5,LffQlf2' fb Mr. Tier7s I.V. paced by such outstanding players as Jerry I W-Q94 K' Q: LTL? f,f?-?2f?1?2t'4 f?.f4,flff: J Ulinski Dick Maier Mike Kuzio and Don Calabro fin- C-..T f sf as fn - Q-, -.:.'-- -f 'fc 'f' -.2?,,:-1-YL-1 xg-:,.-X f eb ' , eggiffj, Qamfi ,. was ., gif 1 egg-W ished out the season with a 9-9 record. Teamwork was cited ' 11-Q.-2-'ff' J' .., -1- . ', '. am- ' 5 . . . '-312. in f .r -Y 'f-- 3.4 :L +1 b Mr. Tier as the outstandmff ualit of the 1965-66 ..,..-,,,.-,,r4: ,W V-. .J Y nfl Y f-- .fa I - N , 4. Q ' A 5 lx: -gf Fledgling Falcons. I54 1- , S V 'mt-ie ',s N--- S- 9-av-.L , - 5 ,AQ N f srxst- 'L -'?i7'5t'S'u Safe at third! John Schuyler eludes tag. and scores. HIT AND SCORE . . . Jerry Jeglinski swings . . . Tom Molloy cuts one loose. Mr. Tier peppers some grounders to the iniielders. The JV's await the end of another successful endeavor. Ehe double-play combo of Frank Hlavenka and Mickey 0'Connor does it again. -- Bob Regan shows his form at first base. I55 Freshman Baseball FROSl-I BASEBALL: KneelingfBruce C-raves, John Wolchanski, Kevin Leili, Keith Wentura, Frank Tivald, Jimmy Donahue and Rich Cawlak, Standing-Coach Richard Ten Eyck, Paul Gurzo, Ronald Tankiewicz, Bob Prongay, John Donovan, Conrad Peterson, Tom O'Brien, Frank Dyuof, Stephen Prokopiak fmgr.J The freshman baseball team, under the direction of coach Richard Ten Eyck, succeeded in compiling a 10-8 record. The team found outstanding performers in Rich Gawlak, Keith Wentura, Frank Dynof and Paul Gurzo. Their steady performances augurs well for next year,s ,l.V. and Varsity. .W My Keith Wentura whips it home. 1 Rich Gawlak controlled the hot spot for the Baby Falcons. I56 Rich Dodd lets go with his fastball. Q as ?,, - - Bruce Graves fires to first to complete the DP Keith Wentura drops a perfect hunt. Rich Gawlak taps one in front of the plate for another Falcon hit. Varsity Tennis and Coy VARSITY TENNIS: Kneeling-Don Fallon and Bob Cousins, Standing-Geroge Dalton, Mike Piserchia, Walt Healey, Frank Mackinson, William Luckhurst Don Campbell, Tim Carey, Steve Markovics and Coach Robert Fischer. Donny Fallon readies for the return Last year two new varsity sports, tennis and golf, were introduced at St. Ioseph's. Mr. Geogheganis duffers gained valuable experience at the hands of such stalwart opponents as Roselle Catholic, C.B.A., Edison and J. P. Stevens. Metuchen High fell thrice before our stickmen. Finishing with an 8-3 record, Mr. Fischeris netmen pleasantly surprised the student body by battling their way to the semi-finals in their di- vision of the state tournament. For the 1967 season, both teams should be among the best in the county since nearly all of the players are underclassmen. Returning to the world of shorts, serves and slams will be seniors Walt Healey and Steve Markovics and juniors Don Fallon, Bob Cousins, and romping back to their clubs, chippies, and caddying are seniors Ray Gerity who finished seventh in the County junior tournament, Ray Sliva and Juniors Mike Lampe and Bob Toryak. 'Bob Cousins and Walt Healey-Double Trouble Frank Mackinson slashes a backhand -- A ,i -.,..,.,,wW N. it KA , My ,.,1,, .. L ,, , ...Q x . E! l .fr . Qi., Q ' I -W .J-+4 A '335J,4w.3.,- jf .--gi Qmmg - 4--wx, ,yi-,fa Q.. 1 N . hw.. 4- T23 5:2 3 ,M- xn VARSITY GOLF: Coach James Ceoghegan, Lee Barry, Ray Gerity, Mike Lampc, James Pcssolano, Bob Toryak and Ray Sliva. Missing Cary Skorupsky Joseph McCaffrey, Michael Malysko. my Ray Geri!y's form enabled him to finish in top ten of Middlesex County Tournament. Falcon duffers belt them out in practice MikeA Lampe lines one up for his Ben Hogan swing ,, I :vm ., , W fu 4.,..,,... ..,, 3 5 '92 9? ...J -rf? 1 J- p x X ik f I A0 W V - , I 'H 1 .I 'S , . . A, H+ in -v-,ff 'R 'Sl31 qt, M W wr., ' Y 1.1a.v4'l-,L.l'f'-S5 , 'Y Q A 4' . D HZ ,LP Y,fIf,',fff':f'f ff K , '1'2m'??ig 1- . , I .,- 4 . , , - 5l'yY -1-v -'.,' -QQ .- 3 IS Y -aff?-.acfvf-U ' .1154 N-'xr 'Pifftv L-Q, it Qxhif X . 5 1 5 M A W f we .AV 5? as 'Q'-wg' b .ha f ,A :WT .Lat rfjhk r f U jbtramurals 1 965-66 LL, , N... ' A teammate passes the ball to Joe Thomas. Ouch! it's hot!! Paul Thomson of Room 109 pulls down a rebound in a game against Room 106. .lim Healey goes in for Iwo to complete A-4's romp towards the Golden Goblet. Intramural Champions 1965-66 JUNIOR ROOM 110-Bottom Raw-John Scharwath, James Sullivan, Gregory Roessner, Alexander Tasy, Edward Roesinger, Thomas Donahue, Stephen Markovics. Second Row-Mark Hess, Stephen Godleski, John Sudia, Louis Rea, Richard Stroz, William Davis, David Zanzalari, William Luckhurst, Richard Lusky, Third Row-James Howlin, Francis McGrath, Robert Heinz, Thomas Stagich, .lohn Fabian, Robert Smith, Raymond Gerity, John Winner. Top Row-David Lynch, Michael Besozzi, Michael Blunda, Walter Healey, Ronald Witkowski. .K gy fs? x , r Q At St. ,loseplfs the prime goal of school life is to develop the A entire man and that includes physical activity. For this reason ,iv , the intramural program was instituted. Consisting of softball, R N f basketball, soccer, and touch football, intramurals at St. loseplfs x are well supported by the students who compete for the right to X win the Golden Goblet, the symbol of superiority awarded to W the top class at each level. ,f X , Fall And Winter Tom Molloy fires to Don Fallon for another first down for 109. In an intramural soccer game, speed is the thing. 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