Teaneck High School - HI Way Yearbook (Teaneck, NJ)

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i Kurt G. Brown Kurt, whose name means able in council, has lived up to his name by actively participating in many school organizations. The student council, library council, class cabi- nets and many other clubs have all benefited from his reliability, good naturedness and sense of humor, Kurt goes in for arts and crafts-liberal arts and sailing crafts. Ambrose Buldo Ambrose is one of the few people in -the school who could find help quickly in darkest Africa. He plays the bongos. He also enjoys the more American pastimes of dancing, driving, TV, and the in- ternational one of girls. On the local scene, he will never for- get the '58 Hackensack game. Ambrose will join the service and see the world. 25 1 yi iff I 1 fl A Ubi .f,wf'i li i Qt ill finial rlll ,A My , ,YQ ia ,yah flli JM di JJ., i, L, 1. 0' ,Vw . 15, L ,hy iff l'T ifli Fill 5+ J l ' l l W Q ,. iff' ,X 'ILA 14 Barbara Anne Brummer ' ' ,INF fy, LJ gvarbara admires originality and f ll 'rf A good sense of humor. She likes A if Rock'n' roll and pop. She aspires to 4Jlljitil, Be an interior decorator after l college. Her favorite sports VN -H' Are ice skating and horseback , ,, Riding. She will be remembered for her good humor, intelli- gence, Mary Ellen Brown And l0YBlfY- Te k' f l Ath G df isgggiily idefgiiififiil ai hgi frgekig i QX , fe aff, an u uee. aying the X Xx .'i th f M ' f - X X . L f-+- 5?:11.'a.:Q.f.:.s2i. szwsguixtie , -f in church. Her infectious giggle X ,-QfgSf,?SY'XW3 'XX 55,4 ' A has brightened many a class. This .b'f2?'A'.-L'.',4ai T , ix will prevent her from looking WA X X' X 'Xl ' gdown in tlge Tmloiiimthf whten she xiii'-NX ,I X - ' 'T -- S ecomes a en a ygienis. s- 5 ' X ' . 4, 'VW N-Xiitsii NT. X SX Hx i gba?-WP X 2- X . ' l txw:xQsS'x.. fig x W s ,, X V RQ, .Xgs is is . P J' - .tit ls is Q X - . Nil l l x Q ' x gx I i 5 XF. nw' ix 1 l l be s N . we-Wgq s-ss til A - - L - -. . .tv Qivfiitlx iii- N . X L l S-r .Y 49 ii'i 1 mm A,,. - V ,, .i . r i- I 'Huw-f Qi ..., Q., .Av 15 , , David L. Bull KY Dave'll take driving and social- I i izing over any other pastimes. ' But does Dave socialize when - .-'. . he drives? Accounting field holds a bright future for Dave. Veracity and the desire to reach the top are qualities admired by Dave. Each of Dave's pastimes points him out to be an outdoors type. Howard Burstein Let's burst in on Burstein. If he's not with a girl or weightlifting he's probably watching T.V. or tuning in on Rand R. Dentistry awaits Howie after college. At least it's a career he can sink his teeth into. Whatever he does takes no sweat and is sure to lead to fun. Larry Buxton Larry Buxton is a really good Sport He's been out for the cross country and track teams. ln addition to his valiant efforts in the sports arena, 'Larry serves as the sports editor for the Te-Hi News. Larry who really digs jazz, has been a member of the band for three years.

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Patricia Briceio Welcome ever smiles and farewell goes out sighing. All through high school we've smiled with Pat who was welcome everywhere, not only due to her cheerful smile and pretty face but also for her willingness to work hard. Now it's farewell to this linguist, already speaking Spanish fluently, who will be studying Arabic at the American University of Beirut. . p vw 'V 'wwf Robert Bridge When you come to it, here's one bridge who is never cross, After finishing college Bob wants to enter the world of business. After school he enjoys fooling around with his car. His rollicking sense of humor will help Robert bridge many a gap in the future. l i H? f f D lX ii Q if' liver, me Susan Brody Brody v., very active fLat. brodare -to cavort graciously while enjoying just about everything! 'l. To be cheerful and friendly toward others, to make friends, to be kind. 2. To try sincerely to do one's very best. 3. To enjoy sports, rnusic, dancing. Gene Bronstein Music hath charms . . . Gene, who loves music and someday hopes to become a music profes- sor, also has many. The charm of musical speech has brought her many awards in N.F.L. The charm one gains from diversified inter- ests also belongs to Gene. She likes classical and folk music, drama and driving, Plato and progressive jazz. Barbara Brightly Barbara beamed brightly in biology class. Tri-Hi-Y's trusty transcript- er in her senior year. lt seems service, singing and socializing are special to this senior. Presiding over pre-adolescents will occupy her post-pedagogical years. We bestow our blessings upon her. t IBN Ellen Hall Brotherton Three treasures-love, and light, and calm thoughts. Ellen, whose name means light in Greek, has these three. She is a great friend, sincere, and honest She plays the oboe in the regional band, concert band, and the orchestra, and enjoys all kinds of music. Nursing is her chosen career. lx Carol Ann Brizzi To Carol belongs a voice that can be heard gaily shouting, For crying out loud. To Carol belongs a lively spirit and sense of humor that make everyone around her happier. To Carol belongs enjoy- ment of reading, T.V. and driving, And all these belongings will be shared with her college friends and the high school class she will teach. N x 'si Gary Brown Men in uniform hold a fatal attraction for women--a fact which is pleasing to Gary, whose tentative plans for the future in- clude a career in the Service and whose list of interests includes girls. But this tall, handsome senior doesn't need the uniform. His personality and sense of humor will help him reach all of his goals. 24

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Q i a .,,. 3 MIB g Q 'X v , .lon Caminez Jonny is one of those rare people who can keep control of them- selves when everyone else is furious. No matter what he's doing he is always fun. This in- cludes playing tennis, golf, foot- ball or listening to jazz. So far Jon is uncertain as to what field he will enter, but whatever his choice is, he'II have fun doing it. Michael Patrick Caputo Good sportsmanship is something Mike admires in others, and it is fitting that this should be one of his outstanding traits. Mike dem- onstrates this fine quality through his interest in sports and rlflery, at which he is an expert. A friendly nature, fine sense of hu- mor, and outstanding scholastic ability will surely lead Mike to success as an engineer. 26 Sandra Lee Campbell You can't get a man with a gun, and this young equestrian doesn't need one. She has a disease known as enthusiasm, very contagious, catching many innocent bystand- ers. When she gets off the horse, she's ready to start dancing. Part- ners are not difficult to find. Neither are friends and colleges, which can't resist her cute chatter. Joyce Cannarozzi Poodles will never wind up in the dog house, she can't be chained down that long. Let's bone up on her favorite memories at T.H.S. She cheered the loudest at the Hackensack game. Cool remarks and her singing endear her to her friends. Joyce hopes to land a secretarial job and we're sure she'll work doggedly at her career. N S 'htillllil in X ' A h xx i-A gg '4 lu nf- X SX 5 , X X g R' E. it - fic X - , ,: , Victoria P. Carbone Behold-Vicki who is friendly, sincere and always willing to help someone. Beware-of the charms of this senior who spends her free time reading and listening to rock 'n' roll. Bemoan-the loss of Vicki from T.H.S. to the world of business for which she has been prepared by Mr. PowIey's bookkeeping class. Neil Carrey Neil probably has more friends per square inch than anybody else in T.H.S. That's an accomplishment, since he has more square inches to contend with. Neil has all the qualities of becoming 'Joe Busi- nessman! He's treasurer of this year's Varsity Club where he is busy absconding with the funds. 'That's fantastic! You can't miss having fun around Neil. ::PX' Edward Capriola Eddie is proud that he's a 20th century Viking. A great deal of his spare time is spent with the guys of the club. Eddie has the knack of always being able to make you laugh. There's never .a dull moment with Eddie. Don't talk . Ed has the personality that's just right for the medical pro- fession in which he hopes to achieve success.