Trenton Catholic Academy - Corristin Yearbook (Trenton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1968 volume:

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': 'Y X FI :- .f - nf V x A' I ,V I Rf I 2 'Lk -- ix '- , . s fy K. 4. 2 w- - .airy CONTENTS TITLE ,T..TT,.TT,,TTTTTT..TTTTTT 1 INTRODUCTION OOOOOO.OOI 2 ADMINISTRATION 1 4 FACULTY .C.CC..,CC,.C 1 .CC.. 6 ACADEMICS ,L ,C 14 ACTIVITIES ,CCCC ..Cw 3 4 SPORTS CCCCCCCC C.,CCC.C,, 56 GRADUATES ,C......C...C,,...CCCC ,v., 7 4 FACULTY DIRECTORY CSCC.SCC ,,,CCv, 1 12 SENIOR DIRECTORY CCCCC ,...,I , 113 PATRON S LLLLL. 1 L....L.,LLL...111. ,1,11,. 1 1 9 An institution is the lengthened HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST REVEREND GEORGE W. AHR, S.T.D. Bishop of Trenton THE VERY REVEREND THOMAS J. FRAIN, PH.D. Superintendent of Schools The education of the full man - this is the motto of a Catholic school. Upholding this standard is an important work - one greatly supported by our Most Reverend Bishop. Realizing the importance this challenge owes to the future, Bishop Ahr unceasingly urges the creation of new centers of learning to accommodate the ever-growing population. His present plans include the building of a sem- inary and five high schools. As superintendent of schools, Monsignor Frain has the responsibility of the functioning of the entire diocesan school system. Under his capable management the many parochial schools run smoothly and develop the youth who attend them into a well prepared citizenry. Second to none in his untiring efforts to educate youth is Monsignor McCorristin, our founder. Unselfishly giving of himself, he transformed a vacant field into the smooth run- ning system we know as St. Anthony High. Our thanks are not enough to give to him whose work as a pastor is certainly carried out to the nth degree. Finally, we owe our gratitude to our princi- pal, Sister John Joseph, O.S.F. Through her, law and order remain the code of justice here. Day after day finds Sister at her post, working for the good of the students. To these, we the graduating class of 1968, give heartfelt thanks for the opportunity of a firm background as we enter the world. shadow of one man. -R W. Emerson THE MOST REVEREND MICHAEL P. MCCORRISTIN, V.G., P.A. Founder and Director of St. Anthony High School SISTER JOHN JOSEPH, O.S.F. Principal Following the installation of the Student Council, Monsignor McCorristin addresses the student body on loyalty and co-operation. 5 SISTER AGNES FRANCIS, O.S.F. MR. FRANK BENCIVENGO I SISTER CATHERINE MICHAEL O.S.F. SISTER ALICE CECILIA, O.S.F. SISTER MARY AQUILA, O.S.F. ' w REV. WILLIAM BOHNSACK MR, RICHARD CARSON MANY EW IGI ' -768 Repairing locks and driving a bus are only a small part of Mr. Morgan's big job of maintenance at S.A.H.S. SISTER CECILIA AGNES, 0-S-F SISTER CECILIA JOSEPH, O.S.F. MR. ALAN COHEN MR. ROBERT COMPANICK MEMBER FACULTY The 1967-'68 school year was certainly a year of change. With it came an influx of new teachers, who, nevertheless, soon caught the spirit of S.A. and joined with the other faculty members in the education and guidance of the students. Then with January came another change. We returned from Christmas vacation to find our Sisters in a new garb. Again for a while it all seemed strange, but we soon became re-accustomed to the familiar faces and all proceeded as before. To all our dedicated teachers, old and new, we owe heartfelt thanks for the inspiration and guidance they have shown us. 7 SISTER CHRISTINE MARIE, O.S.F. MRS. ANGELA COZZOLINO To run the office in an efficient manner is the daily job of our school secretaries, Mrs. Anna Ryan and Mrs. Richard Carson. 8 i REV. WILLIAM DAILEY MR. THOMAS DE VITO SISTER ELEANOR FRANCIS, O.S.F SISTER FRANCIS CLARE, O.S.F. Things begin to hum when Mr. Pat Salerno arrives to direct the band. SISTER FRANCIS GEORGIA, O.S.F. MISS MARGARET FRENCH SISTER MARY GIOVANNI, O.S.F. SISTER JOHN HELENE, O.S.F. MR. DOUGLAS HICE SISTER JOHN ANTHONY, O.S.F. Service with a smilel is the motto of our cheerful cafeteria staff: Mrs. Donald Haas, Mrs. Amy O'Brien, Mrs. Shirley Hahn, Mrs. Marian Phillips, and Mr. John Walsh. SISTER KATHLEEN JOSEPH, O.S.F. MRS. MURIEL JOHNSON MR. HENRY KAUFFMAN MR. GEORGE KOTCH DEDICATED TEACHERS IN PIRE D N NGm2ED,EfJgE MISS MARY ANN LIPTAK ,ifx i'7 SISTER MARIE REGINA, O.S.F. 4 fi 1 f W5 MR. MICHAEL LUCIANO MRS. PAULINE MAINS Glee Club Director Larry Blazer, explains The Messiah at the opening of the Christmas entertainment. SISTER MARY MARTHA, O.S.F. REV. JAMES MCGOVERN MRS. ELLEN MCGRATI-I TUDE T T0 ARD GREATER GOAL SISTER MIRIAM GRACE, O.S.F. SISTER MIRIAM WANDA, O.S.F. MISS MARY ANN NADOLNY MR. ANTHONY NITTI Bearning over the success of last year's musical production, Wildcat, the directors, Mr. SISTER MARY NORBERT, O.S.F. Michael Wallace, Mrs. Constance Wokoun, and Mr. Harry Lombardo, pause for a well-earned photo. SISTER PAULINE MARIE, O.S.F. MR, JOHN PRYNOSKI MR. ANTHONY SARLO MRS. DOROTHY SCHNORBUS MR. JOSEPH SCHWENDT MR. LEON SHULMAN M MR. ROBERT RISTOW f'-- - X Ever faithful, Mr. Fred Adams is always on hand to tend to his custodial duties. l r MISS CAROL STRUMSKI MRS. LAURETTE TRACCHI MR. PETER TRAYERS SISTER MARY VENTURA, O.S.F Whi-Vile while YOU work . . . Mrs. MR. JOHN WAGNER MR. MICHAEL WALLACE Menicelli always has a smile while she's , working to help keep St. Anth0ny's spotlessly clean. ,V I MR. BRUCE WHITE MRS. MARY WNUK MRS. CONSTANCE WOKOUN CLASSES g 0 Ek fwfr Wanna. . ff J! From shadows and symbbls tothe truth. ' -Plato li -M- ,D SECTION 1D-Row 1: Dymphna Agos, Donna Belyung, Carol Antinoro, Angela Barbalace, Lorraine Boyd, Joanne Caiazzo, Patricia Buttich, Carla Bocchini, Theresa Burket. ROW 2: Gary Bolino, John Bohn, Frank Baranowski, Thomas Brown, John Burns, John Britton, Paul Baskowsky, Joseph Barry. ROW 3: Janice Buckley, Mary Anne Bechtel, Linda Calandra, Susan Britton, Carol Angeline, Christine Bartolomei, Diane Boyle, Jacklyn Bonanni, Mary Ann Belardo. ROW 4: James Bullaro, Charles Betros, Gregory Britton, Robert Brovak, Bruce Bradley, Anthony Accinaro, Philip Bruccoleri, John Batties. ROW 5: Neil Apoldite, Stephen Bruni, Alfred Borgianini, Leo Brennan, Thomas Altobelli, Richard Bramley, Thomas Bender, Dennis Bittner, Robert Anchinsko. EXPANDING TUDIE PROGRAM AUGME T TUDE T OPPORTUNITIES According to the old saying, L'Variety is the spice of lifef' and life at St. Anthony High has plenty of variety, not only in extracurricular activities but also in curricular offerings as well. Choice of subjects here follows the up-to-date single curriculum, which allows students a wide variety of choices from academic and business programs. Studies range from college preparatory courses to the newly installed Co-operative Work Program, which enables sen- ior business students to divide their school day into school and business life. This program will go into full effect next year. College preparatory courses permit advanced students to prepare themselves for higher education. For example, the academic math program offers both modern and tra- ditional algebra, while the science department includes two types of biology and two types of chemistry. Scientific minded students can take four years of science and four years of mathematics, just as those more interested in language can progress up to four years in any two lan- guages: Latin, and French or Spanish. Two years of German also are offered. Students who wish to take part in the Co-operative Work Program can begin freshman year with general busi- ness training. Each year new courses are offered to inter- ested students. Two new studies this year are salesmanship and small business organization. With the actual start of the C.W.P. next year, new business courses will be introduced. For S.A.'s artistic boy or girl, courses in fine art and commercial art are available. Mechanical drawing is also open to boys, while home economics is open to girls. All students, regardless of their other choices, must take four years of English and two years of United States History. Four years of physical education and health are also required. Indeed S.A.'s curriculum is as varied as the students who share in its benefits. It is arranged to suit the many different personalities that form the student body. Two heads are better than one. James French and Gary McAbee put their heads together over a physical science balance problem. SECTION 2D--ROW 1: Kathleen Collins, Linda Di Mucci, Mary Cunningham, Susan Chesner, Victoria Corti, Kathleen Comfort, Karen De Blois, Linda Carmignani, Shirley Campbell, Evelyn Costello. ROW 2: Arthur Caola, Richard Canavera, James De Lucia, Paul De Angelo, Richard Dey, Joseph Cook, Anthony Di Stephano, John Dale, Donald Donahue. ROW 3: Rosemary Chiac- chio, Christine Di Claudio, Marlene Cieslikowski, Jeannette FRESHMAN HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES STANDING: Stephen Williams, Anthony Ligato Robert Gyenge, John Britton, Diana Nucaso. SEATED Alma Peters Sheila Cronin, Diane Graziano. Del Vecchio, Roseanna Chiacchio, Donna Cesario, Sheila Deccan, Paula Constantini, Anne Dietrich, Marianne Con- nor. ROW 4: Charles Czeizinger, Daniel Carmasino, George Dickovitch, James Cunningham, Thomas Czei- zinger, John De Lucia, William Chepiga, Peter Di Antonio, William Chapman. ROW 5: Sheila Cronin, Peter De Lucia, Daniel Chase, James Di Canzio, Kenneth Calu, Susan Costello. T f FRE HMAN CLASS '68 - LARGEST I SECTION 3D-ROW 1: Mary Eileen Farley, Diane Gen- nello, Susan Duron, Barbara Fowler, Donna Guido, Marie Giraldi, Priscilla Fasanella, Eva Gusz, Beatrice Green, Angela Guadalupe. ROW 2: Nicholas Dudich, Vince Frascella, Henry Ferry, Raymond Geraci, James French, Richard Ferry, Arman Durastanti, John Frascella, Walter Dorsey. ROW 3: Phyllis Gervasio, Frances Guscior, Diane Graziano, Mary Ann Fusi, Denice Gresko, Lynn Gerst- nicker, Deborah Fedorsak, Christine Gore, Julia Falchi, Marianne Gregoli. ROW 4: Donna Evans, David Feehan, Lawrence Ford, Charles Fischer, George Foster, Michael Greenwald, John Forsthoffer, Thomas Flanigan, James Grocott. ROW 5: Joan Dzwileski, Dorothea Gagliardi, Margaret Gennello, Karen Drake, Susan Gerstenacker, Maureen Grubb. SECTION 4D-ROW 1: Carol Kemp, Barbara Kinsley, Lois Haines, Deborah Haws, Nancy Knight, Valerie Koncz, Cynthia Hoffmann, Margaret King, Mary Anne Krisak. ROW 2: Maurice Kerins, Patrick Kanda, Thomas Keegan, Scott Jones, Richard Kelly, William Jones, Tim- othy Kinnevy, Keith Harvilla. ROW 3: Joann Kisielewski, Deborah Kovalik, Maureen Hartnett, Michele Kohan, Maryann Kuti, Colleen Keegan, Deborah Lake, Susan Lacomchiek, Mary Ellen Karpovage. ROW 4: Dennis Hig- ham, Paul Kondas, William Hearney, Ronald Kish, Gary Jachetti, Gerald Howell, James Krueger, Joseph Hamann. ROW 5: Barbara Kuti, Susan Kuray, Laurie Kennedy, Patricia Klein, Sharon Hoffman, Deborah Hoey, Alice Harris, Barbara Hernes. ROW 6: Bruce Hort, Robert Gyenge, Patrick Hennessey. X I 5 - i 'Mg'- Reddlllg development is Part Of the 'lDe quel couleur est le drapeau de France? asks Paul Ba-skovysky of his eager freshman schedule Mrs. Wokoun helps camarades. Every day, French I students practice conversation tn class. Scott Jones and Susan Chesner select thetr readzng material for the day. Even a single hair casts its shadow. -Publius Syrus SECTION 6D-ROW l: Linda Metterle, Gayle Miller, Andrea Mohr, Catherine Moore, Janet Paone, Nona Or- tega, Mary Ellen Murray, Claire Olszak, Patricia Muro. ROW 2: Joseph Mule, Brian Meara, John Monteverde, Donald Mattola, Patrick Oliver, John Olexovitch, Thomas Mucha, Ronald Orson, Stephen Mihalow, Michael McKeever. ROW 3: Nancy Noon, Ramona Mirabelli, Kathleen McKeever, Carla Morse, Kathleen Natriello, Diana Nucaso, Bernice Nolan, Carol Palmieri, Francine Papero. ROW 4: Frank Pasierb, Patrick O'Neill, Dennis Mitala, Francis Monti, John Muka, Dennis Norton, Francis O,Malley, Philip Migliarese. ROW 5: Daniel Parrotta, Leon Opalski, Nancy Morgan, Louise O'Shaugnessy, Janet Paglione, Adele Nowicki, Alicia Nomejko, Patricia Peraino, Thomas Paccillo. SECTION 7D -ROW 1: Patricia Rette, Joanne Scorsolini, Donna Petronella, Rose Maria Stia, Deborah Storcella, Maryanne Perilli, Ann Phelan, Janell Romero, Maureen Margaret Schuler. ROW 4: Louis Revesz, Jeffrey Revolin- Rick, Patricia Phelan, Carol Sciarrotta, Suzanne Pustae. ski, Paul Sergeant, Samuel Soriero, Joseph Petralia, The- ROW 2: Gary Ryan, Thomas Richardson, William Rich- resa Randow, Helen Probasco, Christine P'Simer. ROW 5: ards, John Saville, Robert Scorsolini, James Ronca, Patrick John Quigley, Robert Spisak, Richard Russo, Michael Rose, Flavian Stellerine. ROW 3: Christine Storcella, Sikorski, Richard Sheppard, Paul Slachta, Ronald Shearer, Elaine Sabol, Linda Pizzuti, Alma Peters, Valerie Rober, Stanley Rapciewicz, Michael Reger. SECTION 8D-ROW l: Vivian Zuccarelli, Doreen Tis- Kathleen Waters, Gabrielle Tallone, Nancy Walkowski, cione, Sue Ann Strong, Ingrid Teslenco, Barbara Tindall, Susan Szwed, Corianne Ungrady. ROW 4: Richard Such, Linda Turano, Patricia Tummillo, Susan Tucker, Eileen Vincent Weiss, Michael Zauner, Dennis Wyers, Ronald Vincent. ROW 2: Allan Zamparelli, Michael Zampini, Trainor, Thomas Tattory, Nicholas Wuensch, Stephen Wil- Donald Stuller, Lloyd Thomas, John Wysocki, Richard liams. ROW 5: Eileen Warwick, Virginia Wysocki, Wieger, Raymond Tarnecki, Robert Tarnecki, John Wilson. Antoinette Tuccillo, Debra Ann Varga, Sally Zogbaum, ROW 3: Susan Vanisko, Lynn Worthington, Susanne Wolf, Julia Van Reymersdal, Cynthia Stone, John Wyers. SECTION 1C-ROW 1: Maryann Arendt, Donna Bar- balace, Joanne Briel, Margaret Carr, Christine Bauer, Grace Caponi, Pamela Bryce, Donna Bernocchi, Cynthia Bruschi. ROW 2: Joseph Brophy, William Bryan, Vito Cammisa, Vincent Auletta, Mark Berlinger, Lawrence An- gelini, Chester Buzzelli, Ronald Binz. ROW 3: Patricia Cary, Barbara Abbott, Kathy Bublewicz, Barbara Bacchi, Janet Arnold, Joan Arkus, Maureen Bruthers, Margaret Barkasy, Kathleen Campbell. ROW 4: Joseph Bresnen, Andrew Bugay, Gregory Buddie, Richard Bianchi, Joseph Bakter, Joseph Auletta, Anthony Caprio, Michael Carroll. ROW 5: Bruce Carnall, Edward Augustyn, Donna Bartlett, Susan Burns, Lorraine Babice, Richard Buckley. C ATTAI HIGHEST AMOUNT I Aided by the opaque projector, Sister Christine Marie's English students, Elizabeth Muni, Charles Cavalla, Debra Dixon, George Tomko, and Donna Cucinotta, learn about Washington Irving's life and works. Performing an experiment dealing with the necessity of air in life functions are biology students: Fe- lice Ronca, Lawrence Mirabelli, David Munn, Patricia Quigley, and Robert O'Boyle. SCHOOL' FIRST CHRI TMAS TREE ALE SECTION 2C-ROW 1: Joanne Chiappetta, Susan Ches- ter, Marie Fasanella, Janice Ebert, Carolyn DiMatteo, Donna Correnti, Barbara Dittrich, Janet Dudas, Carol DiMattia. ROW 2: John Dzurkoc, John Fasanella, Michael Cichocki, Edward Earley, Richard Daly, James Ciccarelli, Noel DeBlois, Raymond Davidson. ROW 3: Joanne Com- pagnucci, Debrc. Dixon, Kathleen Colligan, Theresa Chiap- petta, Kathleen Chase, Nanette Ellingham, Eileen Downey, Ann Marie Eavarone, Charmaine Emdey. ROW 4: John Fabiano, Francis DiNatale, William Craig, Richard Di- Louie, Salvatore Curto, Charles Cavallo, Joseph Colombo, Michael Conti. ROW 5: Michael Cavallo, Timothy Dechan, Mark Dzwileski, Virginia Connelly, ,Cynthia Crea, Donna Cucinotta, Ralph DeMarco, Robert DiFalco, Vincent Cuiule, 23 V l is OPH MEET CHALLE GE SECTION 3C-ROW 1: Marie Grover, Rosemary Gallo, Teresa Frech, Maureen Gaughan, Deirdre Hunt, Margaret Geraci, Virginia Hurley, Susan Gelak, Kathryn Fisher. ROW 2: Ronald Franco, Lawrence Gerhardt, Henry Hol- lender, Michael Hamann, Kevin Fisher, Robert Germani, Joseph Hoyer, Jeffrey Grochala. ROW 3: Elaine Horkay, Barbara Giudici, Mary Ann French, Susan Groh, Karen Gatti, Josephine Fragale, Janice Flynn, Robin Fornal Judith Janovics. ROW 4: Charles Geraci, Thomas Hutch- inson, David Henderson, Margaret Gill, Maureen Fink Ruth Ann Hughes, Richard Jablonski, Dennis Hardiman ROW 5: Gerald Fowler, Joseph Herrity, James Grogan Bruce Holliday, Barry Hill, Steven Gore, William Franko SECTION 4C-ROW 1: Mary Maguire, Regina Jones, Alice Kapp, Theresa Makrancy, Karen Knopp, Deborah Lukachik, Lucille Lamachia, Ellen Kozar, Joyce Mar- hefka. ROW 2: Joseph Kanka, Walter Kaniuka, Thomas Janusz, Michael Lewis, David Kostinas, William Linder, Anthony Kobylarz, Michael Kostyu. ROW 3: Ellen Lau- fenberg, Angela Maldera, Patricia Lauer, Deborah Large, Janet Kisielewski, Jo Anne Krisak, Mary Kennedy, Mau- reen Kelly. ROW 4: Robert Masterson, Samuel Masiello, Robert Mains, George Kish, Thomas Mancuso, Steven Mastalesz, Martin Levandowski, William Larkin. ROW 5: Donald Krulewicz, Joseph Krencicki, John Kish, Chris- tine Martin, Linda Konnyu, Francis Malek, John Marion. WITH HEAD HIGH SECTION 5C-ROW 1: Donna Menichelli, Elizabeth Natriello, Antoinette Onofri, Gail Oswald, Mary McSorley, Joan McTighe, Donna Materniak, Patricia Mycoff, Cyn- thia Morabito. ROW 2: David Munn, Robert Orson, Robert O'Boyle, Douglas Napoleon, Kevin Mattis, William Metrik, Glenn Materniak, Lawrence Mirabelli. ROW 3: Joan Miller, Elizabeth Pane, Laura Oberding, Patricia Meeks, Elizabeth Muni, Faith Nowosadko, Michele Mraz, Doris Mathes, Diane Moscarello. ROW 4: Thomas Mor gan, William Micharski, Craig Moon, Donald Olearchik Stanley Muzyka, Michael McGlone, Michael Mihalow John O'Shaughnessy. ROW 5: Michael Mercantini, Geor gianna Matyasovky, Christine O'Brien, Sandra Metterle Roseann McKeever, Patricia McGovern, Barbara Metterle William McClain. SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES - SEATED: Diane Moscarello, Maureen Rudick, Angela Mal- dura, Barbara Abbott. STANDING: Kathleen Volz, Virginia Connelly, Joseph Herrity. Everything has its place. Sophomores David Rokzta and Glen Materniak, practice this adage as they assemble a collage of cars in commercial art class. SECTION 6C-ROW 1: Felice Ronca, Frida Pisani, Jane fine, Patricia Raney, Nancy Reilly, Maureen Rudick, Juda Pownall, Maureen Rhodes, Debra Remoli, Judith Santar- Persi. ROW 4: James Schruber, Alex Smalka, Michael siero, Rosemary Pizzullo, Cecilia Pizzullo, Judith Scannella. Pitonyak, Geoffrey Sawyer, Ralph Ridolfino, Felix Pratico, ROW 2: Edward Shultz, Charles Pihokken, Michael Pon- Kenneth Rylak, David Rokita. ROW 5: David Pollack, ticelli, Kenneth Slack, John Shelen, Boris Sawula, Michael Donna Salvatore, D'Ann Scartacci, Frances Smith, Patricia Santilla, Arthur Schauer. ROW 3: Eileen Shaw, Kathy Quigley, Daire Pisarick, Robert Richford. Panfili, Georgeann Prem, Shirley Richmond, Debbi Sera- Beware lest you lose the substance SECTION 7C-ROW l: Kristine Virok, Kathleen Volz, Carol Stettner, Maryann Tylutki, Nadine Tracchi, Barbara Volen, Mary Ann Yacovino, Nancy Wylie, Lorraine Tar- necki. ROW 2: Herbert Wiener, Leonard Troiani, Mark Zoltanski, James Suder, Norman Tiedeman, Lee Van Horn, Albert Vincent, John Young. ROW 3: Karen Stemmer, Deborah Stout, Joan Yuhas, Dolores Walko, Marilyn Stevu- lak, Karen Utz, Nancy Staub, Gina Tottoroto, Carole Soriero. ROW 4: Leon Witkowski, Gary Walters, Martin Wereski, Robert Tedder, John Szucs, Ronald Spych, Stanley Zaborniak, Lawrence Wagner. ROW 5: William Spencer, John Zubricky, Lucille Suarez, Victoria Wallace, Lisa Tomasulo, Joanne Yaccarino, Diane Stout, George Tomko, Matthew Tresansky. W i ji ' BAR! S 5 Cest la dzctee! for Miss Liptak's French III class. Taking dictation in French rpens skill in comprehension. The intersection of sets is shown on the line graph by Algebra II students Lynne Yager and Elizabeth Griggs. -e lf, 25332, x 0 J ! i by V Mechanical drawing students practice scale drawings , , jj as a class assignment. In the foreground are Timothy X Q j Randow and John Schaeffer. X' J' ,' 43 S x ,J if 3 J -Aesop +2 .L f A ,lc SECTION 1B-ROW 1: Elaine Anderson, Ann Adonizio, Denise Bakter, Cynthia Chell, Doris Carey, Diane Bucchi, Ellen Barabas, Barbara Apgar, Joyce Britton. ROW 2: Jeffrey Bourne, Fred Battisti, Pasquale Calairo, Anthony Armenti, Joseph Connolly, Dominic Battisti, Dominic Cap- ria, Arthur Brown. ROW 3: Diane Cipriani, Barbara Borkowski, Nancy Clark, Janice Bohn, Christine Becker, Laurie Chiorello, Patricia Chiacchio, Karen Blackwell, Martha Andahazy. ROW 4: Michael Burns, Robert Bog- dan, Robert Archer, Rocco Carsia, John Belzner, James Burch, Daniel Collins, Michael Baskowsky. ROW 5: Donald Altobelli, Lucille Bennett, Anne Burns, Genevieve Borgia, Emanuel Butera. JU IOR G X I X X W X x. 1 , X - so 'L 4 aa ...... ,, ,R li I N ,- . Mr. Schwendt explains the opening balance sheet in his bookkeeping class. 28 XE, SECTION 2B-iROW 11 Beth Delaie, R056 D'AUSe10, 10311 Fox, Diane De Cara, Janice Dargo, Margaret Ferry Deb- CZei?iI1gCf,.Cl211fe Cl-111611, ICZITOI Duron, Karen Dixon. ora Cook. ROW 4: Martha Dietrich, Robert Eckstein, Marie Csogi, Nancy Falconio, Barbara D1Eugenlo. ROW Robert Forrester, Kenneth Domboski Dennis DeGregory 2: Richard Farley, Donald Constantino, James Dillon, Joseph Dorner, John Gatti, Joseph Ferry. ROW 5' JoAnn Frederick Francione, Leo Gray, Martin Flynn, John Da- Di Pasquale, Anne Feehan Caroly Gages Mary Ciovan- bronzo, Christopher Giancola. ROW 3: Karen Frascella, nini, Gail Flynn. i ll, IQ i , Mary Ann Edwards, Nora Foley, Janice Fiorvanti, Diane ff J' X 1 if X in PRE T GE AS UPPERCLASSME First Fridays offer students the opportunity to give special honor to our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament and to assist at Benediction. Through- out the day the Blessed Sacrament is exposed so that students may visit the chapel during free periods. On that day religion classes also spend part of their class period in the chapel. SECTION 3B-ROW l: Ruthann Kamin, Faith Gurland, Elizabeth Griggs, Barbara Lane, Joann Kraml, Susan Higham, Deborah Heim, Christine Kasian, Kathleen Hof- mann. ROW 2: John Kernast, Stephan Horvath, Jeffrey Jones, Thomas Krisak, Kevin Hardiman, John Knight, Stanley Janusz, John King. ROW 3: Mary Jones, Theresa Generating oxygen through the displacement of water is a fundamental as well as interesting chemistry experiment. Christine Rodgers, Mary Ellen Miller, Karen Frascella, Frank Piccolella, Delores Wierzbicki, and Kevin Hardiman work together during their lab period. Hudik, Kathleen Jablonski, Elliott Hancarik, James Joyce, Kathleen Kirby, Mary Krueger, Geraldine Kucinski. ROW 4: Richard Groth, John Kovac, Joseph Jablonski, Robert Hughes, Edward Lapa, James Lanzoni, Robert Kinsley, James Laramee. ROW 5: Mark Gulbinsky, Frederick Hendricks, James Kaspar. 29 JUNIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES - SEATED: Carol Duron, Donna Rago, Joan Newell. STANDING: Pasquale Calaiaro, Joseph Zampini, John Lettiere, James Laramee. CLASS OF '69 - FIRST GRO P y s N COOPERATIVE? , 1 , 1, xx 'ein f' Y- ff A I L s.. . 4 Q, if-I 5,3 SECTION 4B-ROW 1: Geraldine Lutz, Patricia Madura, Susan Mantel, Donna Mazzagetti, Maryann McIntyre, Ann Maloney, Mary Ann Mihalow, Susan Mattis, Diane Mas- seroni. ROW 2: Gary Lisnak, Jacob Marini, Peter Mat- tonelli, William Merritt, David McDonald, Bernard McClain, Victor Liberatore, Stephen Madley. ROW 3: Vincent Ligato, Maryann Miller, Sarah Mains, Kathleen McDonough, Marylyn Mezei, Victoria McGlone, Janis Luft, Kathleen Leone. ROW 4: John Lettiere, William Mennel, David Meara, Rudy Margiotti, Edward Malloy, Richard Larkin, Hugo Leonardi. ROW 5: John Lyden, Keith Leili, Kevin Logue, Stephen Mihalow, Arthur Michon, Michael Larkin, Michael Levandowski, Albert McAbee. X , A L l l r What are these so withered and so wild? exclaims Macbeth fGary Lisnakj A good typist operates a clean machine Sister when he and Banqno fRocco Carsial encounter the three witches on the Alice Cecilia shows Gail Oswald how to keep her heath. The latter are portrayed by Georgena Pop, Laurie Chiorello, and typewriter in good condition. Marilyn Mezei. All are students of English III. TO PARTICIPATE ACTIVELY WORK PROGRAM SECTION 5B-ROW 1: Ramona Pratico, Kathleen Monte, Annabelle Oberding, Janet Mizopalko, Joan New- ell, Cathy Oresick, Anne O'G0rman, Rita Murray, Irene Pica. ROW 2: Kurt Pizzullo, Daniel Pinto, Thomas Pesta, Michael Pierson, Frank Perrotta, Vincent Peroni, Victor Mottola, William Modica. ROW 3: Bernadette Newman, Georgena Pop, Diane Pellitiere, Barbara Olexovitch, Mary Otto, Judith Pitcherello, Barbara Peters, Gail Passerella, Kathy O'Neill. ROW 4: John Pietras, John Potapa, Rich- ard Miller, Dennis Myers, Joseph Papp, Frank Paparella, Charles Mullen, Peter Palombi. ROW 5: Edmund Papp, Natalie Morlando, Nancy Opalski, Christine Perry, Joseph Pecht. 32 Strange to relate, but wonderfully true SECTION 6B-ROW 1: Eileen Suydam, Mary Quigley, Donna Stefanik, Gail Sherry, Marianne Robb, Jeanne Ro- mano, Donna Rago, Marianne Sperazzo, Christine Rodgers. ROW 2: Frank Probasco, James Rura, Alfred Scaccetti, Robert Tattory, Peter San Paolo, Robert Shearer, Michael Szul, Robert Stephen, Mark Rugarber. ROW 3: JoAnne Tedder, Patricia Schumaker, Cynthia Rodeawald, Margaret Richter, Mary Sawyer, Joan Sikucinski, Nancy Schaeffer, Patricia Sorber, Carol Ann Stanziale. ROW 4: Kathleen Rette, Timothy Randow, Edward Szbanz, John Schaeffer, John Russo, William Tams, Gary Rose, Edward Sarnoski, Mark Smith. Sister Cecilia Agnes's students, Angela Maldera, practice their everyday greetings in German I class. William Mennel, and Rudy Margiotti, F hat even shadows have their shadows too. Q 1354 ,ahh This is St. Mark Square in Venice, Italy. Here, Kathy Hoffman finds feeding the pigeons an interesting chore. Kathy, together with several other Antonites, traveled to Italy in the spring of 1967. The trip was sponsored by the Latin Department. Sister Marie Regina, Sister Eleanor Francis, and Mr, Wallace accompanied the group. -Charles Churchill Carefully keeping track of their change, hungry .students hurry through the lunch line. Sister John Anthony keeps watchful guard. SECTION 7B -ROW 1: Marian Wood, Marlene Zotta, Dolores Wierzbicki, Kathleen Wereski, Rosalie Trainor, Kathleen Varga, Elizabeth Thomas, Patricia Tindal, Kath- leen Yestrebsky. ROW 2: Thomas Vasil, Vincent Vita, Joseph Zampini, Louis Tiscione, Francis Torpila, Joseph Ungrady, Joseph Tomchik, Donald Vasil. ROW 3: Grace Thomas, Anita Tkac, Patricia Tettemer, Elizabeth Toth, Barbara Zrinsky, Lynne Yager, Margaret Volz, Jean Was- kovich, Marietta Trapani. ROW 4: Kenneth Thiel, Mi- chael Winget, Anthony Zak, John Wilwol, James Webster, Charles White, Robert Watkin. ROW 5: Kathleen War- wick, Mary Tempesta, Denise Warasz, Carol Wolf, Barbara Warwick, Susan Toth, Lorraine Zsolwav. ACTIVITIES w Happiness is the shadow of things past - -Francis Thompso Kenneth Schiller appeals to the voters' sweet tooth. 'iiraea Stop, look and listen, urges candidate Philip Meara. Vote for me. l Another school year - another class president. Andrew Olex receives his badge from Monsignor. STUDE T PARTICIPATIO I solemnly promise to do my duty as a member of the Student Council of St. Anthony High School . . . These words began the installation of the Student Coun- cil officers for the year 1967-1968. The weeks of campaign and indecision were over, the ballots were cast, and the mem- bers chosen. Campaign managers dis- carded their speeches, and loyal supporters put away their buttons and posters. An- other election had come to an end. But for the new Council members, it was just a beginning. Campaign promises and glib speeches were a thing of the pastg it was time for action. As the officers became acquainted with their duties, new plans and ideas began to take shape, and S.A. saw an increasing interest in Student Council activities. The student body was encouraged to cooperate more fully with the Council, and everyone was invited to attend the weekly meetings and to express his opinions. To strengthen the relationship further, the minutes of the meetings were read in the homerooms, and suggestions were solicited from all the students. As a result of student requests, certain innovations were addedg such as, music during lunch periods and the senior privilege to use the front door. The Student Council also sponsored dances and raffles to augment the student treasury. MPHASIZED Homeroom representatives rise to take the oath of office. 36 will f- 5 1 . faq, F 5. x NH A , 5 So what if no one is listeningf' Patricia Marazzo seems to exclaim as William Roche, Mary Ellen Dolci, and Philip Cortina join her in sitting this dance out. 41 1 g Four thirsty men - Joseph Fasanella, Robert Hollendonner, David Stec, Robert Kelly. Serving them is Karen Frascella. 38 They could have danced all night . . . l K r w ff jf l i E Father Bohnsack blesses tlze class rings after Mass on Junior Day. RI GS, ROSES I wish, I wish, I wish . . . This lovely wishing well was part of the Junior Dance decor. M., Jolly juniors proudly display their new rings, symbolic of their rank as future seniors. A D FO D REMEMBRANCES To anyone else, it would have been a routine Friday morn- ing, but to the juniors it was something special. Today, they became official', upperclassmen. It was Ring Day. The day commenced with attendance at Holy Mass, celebrated by Father Bohnsack. In his sermon, Father Bohnsack reminded the class of their new commitments in the coming year. Being seniors did not mean taking it easy, it meant working hard to attain that diploma. The rings were not simply a symbol of upperclass status, they signified leadership, understanding, and good example. When the new rings were finally blessed, each student proudly accepted his own. Classmates gaily turned rings, wish- ing luck and prosperity to one another. By noon, the junior class had been dismissed in a flurry of excitement. The climax of the day was the long-planned-for Junior Dance. In preparation, the cafeteria had been transformed into a riot of colors. Tender ls the Nightw was no exaggera- tion of that evening. Contentment shone on everyone's face as all danced even up to the last song. Junior Day may have been enjoyed only briefly, but it shall be remembered forever. 39 The beauty of the cascading waters of the fountain reflects Tender Is the Night in the eyes of Mary Tiedemann and Kenneth Miller. ff fftf ...Aw J,-ws. To get ideas for their next issue, the newspaper .staff spends some time reviewing exchange papers. Seated are: Associate Editor Robert O'Boyle, Judith Scannella, Felice Ronca, Susan Burns, and Sports' Editor Louis Tiscione. Standing are: Debra Remoli, Douglas Gray, Kathleen Rette, and Patricia Meeks. The literary efforts of the students have always been held in high esteem. Leading the way is the school paper, the t'Antonian, which is released five times during the school year. Timely news articles, poignant editorials, and current sports' activities keep future journalists rushing to meet deadlines. The pleasant task of recording their class history is given to the Corristin staff. In the 1968 year- book, quotes expressing the theme of Shadows,' are used extensively. Waiting for inspirations and incorporating them into captions and write-ups fills the space of many long though rewarding hours. As in 1967, the literary magazine, 'The Talis- man,', again has its own separate staff. Serving in this capacity are: Barbara Ault, Margaret Ryan, Shelly Leone, Sharon Tokazewski, Samuel Di Falco, and James Phillips. It is their responsibility to select and edit from a collage of original prose and poetry, the Brown and Gold's best literary efforts. The staff also plans the cover and layout of the magazine. Antonian staffers Mary Quigley, Craig Moon, Wil- liam Hearney, and Debra Dixon gain helpful hints at the press conference sponsored by the Philadel- phia Evening Bulletin at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel. 40 James Webster, Charles White, Michael Phelan, and Editor John Marini check through past issues of the Antonian for layout designs. is X -B Scanning the layout for the Corristin, Editor Elaine Kozicz is determined to make the 1968 yearbook the best ever. Sorting and tabulating patrons requires accuracy and care. Assistant Editors Janet Thiel and Barbara Nor- mile assumed this responsibility for the 1968 Patron Drive held in October. Scott Hubscher points out an interesting idea to fellow Corristin sports' writers. Standing are: Joseph Peters, Richard Simon, and Thomas Sheppardg seated, Joseph Dargo and Michael Takoch. Words are but the shadows of actions. -Plutarch Being on the yearbook staff includes many hours of fun as well as of hard work. Gathered together for one of their frequent rendezvous are: Francine Paparella, Dorene Roberts, Judith Tran- ter, Mary Michaels, Sharon McCarthy, Margaret Turansick, Diane Bulovscak, and Sharon Worek. CBALLAD OF ROBIN HOOD AND HIS On October ll, 1967, St. Anthony's gym was miraculously transformed into a forest, the hiding place of Robin Hood and his band of merrie students. Here Merrie Freshman CNorman Tiedemannl was officially welcomed and warned about some of the dangers lurking in St. Anthony's 6'Forestf' The Sheriff of Nothingham, portrayed by Earl Briel, was looking especially for unsus- pecting freshmen to rob them of their knowl- edge. But little John CBarry Murphyj, Friar Tuck CJohn Boczanyj , and Maid Marionf Vir- ginia Connellyj, were all on hand to lend advice and to point to the good example of the upperclassmen. Other members of the g'merrie band in- cluded Will Scarlett, portrayed by Gene Argenti, and Allan-a-dale, by Robert Hollen- donner. Narrator was Diane Bucchi. Also present were the flower girl dancers and the cheering pixies to encourage the freshmen to participate in activities and to display school spirit. The entire chorus joined in singing to the freshmen: We welcome you in our midst today To be light and gay on Freshmen Day. Budding beauties! Six graceful pixies perform a dance of the daisies' at the close of the Freshman Day festivities. Fm the Sheriff of N0fhiVl8h0m, You'd better be good, warns jolly Friar Tuck. declares Earl Briel, as he admon- ishes all freshmen to steer clear of Robin Hood and his Merry Men. .Mr n If Q QA Q ,. , ,,..b,. Es3s.w . 1. f .-'.' FQX Y 0300-' X fg :ek x , 3.85 ., ,.,. wk , x if ..'?5,S,3 - lim 41 tum, l f Q , 5 ' 'Q e W Si f ilb V, Y 'K K sk x Qi EV 'N - 48, ii r 9- - f 1 ,--ff if . 'was p X ig, 4 Us f Q41 nu -wif' . You're goin' to jail! declares Sheriff Sam Gore at gunpoint to Joe Dynamite, who strongly protests his innocence. AND WO DERF L Hey, look us over, lend us an ear . . . sang the cast of Wildcat in their opening number, and the audi- ence in St. Anthonyls Gym-Auditorium did just that. For three hours they were captivated by the school's second musical presentation, the result of many weeks of hard work and earnest practice on the part of the entire cast and crew. But hard work and earnest prac- tice are not without rewards, and the cast of Wildcat received theirs on April 27, 28, and 29, when the musical proved to be a huge success. Based on the book by N. Richard Nash, the play unfolds the story of a young girl and her efforts to strike oil. Wildcat Jackson, portrayed by Lisa Toma- sulo, '70, comes to Centavo City to raise money to enable her crippled sister Jane, played by Barbara Volen, '70, to walk without limping. Though she owns no land, Wildcat is determined to strike oil and enlists the aid of the somewhat reluctant Joe Dynamite, the townls notorious foreman, who was portrayed by Charles Campagnucci, ,68. With a little luck and a lot of perseverance and ingenuity, Wildcat achieves her dream and sees her oil well prosper. I guess thislll show 'em, exclaims Wildcat Jackson in her triumph over the oil gang. Other important parts were played by James Corti, 567, as Sookie, Fern Magee, ,67, as the Countess, and John Avanzato, ,67, the Sheriff of Centavo City. Members of the Glee Club and of the Drama Club supported the lead cast. The success of the play was credited largely to Mrs. Constance Wokoun and Mr. Harry Lombardo, who directed the play, and to Mr. Michael Wallace, who was responsible for the scenic arrangements. Mrs. Isabelle Johnson was choreographer. As the 'fCorristin goes to press drama and choral groups are preparing their 1968 production, Finian's Rainbow. Sheriff, help! cries Wilde, while Joe Dyna- mite tries to get her to confess the truth. 45 THIRD ORDER INCREASES The Third Order, founded by St. Francis in the thirteenth century for the laity, is an organization de- voted to the spiritual growth of its members and to charitable works. It is spread throughout the world. The S.A.H. Chapter opened last year and now num- bers over sixty members. The Third Order is not an ordinary club or activityg rather it is a lifelong commit- ment. Before one becomes a full-fledged member, there is a probationary period of one year. Monthly meetings include spiritual guidance, discus- sion of pertinent business, recitation of the Office, and Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament. Spiritual director of the group here is the Reverend Giles Van Wormer, O.F.M. Conv. Patricia Piepsak is prefect, Anita Allegretti, vice-prefect, Elaine Ander- son, secretaryg and Barbara Borkowski, treasurer. Among its charitable projects are teaching the retarded children and helping foreign missions. Santa's helpers, Antina Allegretti and Mary Ann Spe- razza, stop to admire a few of the many interesting toys donated by the students for the Toy Drive which was sponsored by the Third Order. Addressing the packages are Joseph Pica and Edmund Papp. Toys were sent to poor children in Puerto Rico and in the Trenton area. ,add MEMBERSHIP TO IXTY New members of the Third Order prayerfully await their investi- ture with the scapular medal of the society. Father Giles, their spiritual director, officiates. 6 fwa To build leaders and to encourage the development of an articulate student body led to the creation of the Forum Club. Partici- pants have an opportunity to meet members from other schools, vying with them in debate, original and extemporaneous oratory, dramatic interpretation, and declamation. Under the guidance of Sister Francis Georgia the club has scored many triumphs in diocesan, local, and national tournaments, as is witnessed by the many trophies already won by the school. Having merited 250 points in the first debate of the new year, Michael Chopan attained the Degree of Distinction. Outstanding members who have been awarded their rubyl' with the Degree of Distinction include: Charles Mullen, who rates as leading point winner, Stanley Janusz, who won a plaque for being nominated best speaker of the Senate at the N.F.L. Stu- dent Congressg and Richard Miller and Grace Thomas. The trophy tournaments of the year were the N.F.L, Grand Tournament, held on March 9, and the Catholic Grand Tournament, April 6. Senior Patricia Kerins represented the school in the tournaments as S.A.'s best girl speaker in the extemporaneous category. :QII Forum Club officers: Kenneth Schiller, vice-presidentf Patricia Kerins, secre- tary,' and Fiorina Faone, treasurer. FORUM CLUB DEVELOP EASE I PUBLIC SPEAKI Proposing a challenge to the underclassrrzen, Michael Chopan, president of the Forum Club, Proudly displays these hard- earned trophies to Junior Charles Mullen, an active participant Corrective Criticism is fl vital PGN Of framing in forensics- in the club's functions. Grace Thomas, Richard Mullen, William Roche, Joanne Jano- vics, Anita Allegretti, and Patricia Piepscak jot down notes on the speech being given by Stanley Janusz. l E VARIGUS CLUBS ROUN YY! t 'r' Enthusiastic senior mission representatives, Patricia Lanzoni, Patricia P'Simer, Antoinette Angelucci, Gary Werner, Donna Dempster, Anita Sawyer, and Barbara Kennedy, meet to plan activities for the '67368 school year. Ho, Ho, Ho! exclaims jolly Santa Claus, Scott Hub- scher, while adjusting an ornament on the lovely Christmas tree which brightened the front foyer just before the holidays. The Radio Club look forward to their weekly meetings. Here Sister Ventura demonstrates some new gadgets. Joining in the Green Pennant Programf' St. Anthony High School raises the flag in anticipation of an accident-free record during the coming school year. Displaying the new flag are Mr. Howard Turner, Sister John Joseph, and William Roche. 48 -O T D Y'S ACTIVITIES Behind every good club there's a president! Seated are: Brigid Miller, Future Nurses' Club, Joseph Dargo, Radio Clubg Andrew Olex, Future Doctors' Club,' standing: Arthur Brown, Red Cross,' Karen James, Future Teachers' Club. Two unidentified art fans observe S.A.'s art exhibit, held last June at ' City Hall Plaza. The student activities program is greatly invigorated by its several clubs. Such Worth- while groups provide for their members learn- ing experience, social contacts, and cultural advantages. Enthusiasm teamed with a love of active participation is the key to successful membership. With the approaching electronic and space age the Math Club is an important stepping stone in the quest for a clear perception of truth. The purpose of the Biology and Science Clubs is to unite the students of biology, chem- istry, and physical science. The Future Teachers' and the Future Secretaries' Clubs foster responsibility and personal initiative for the career-minded who seek vocational explor- ation. The Future Nurses' and the Future Doc- tors' Clubs provide medical knowledge and training to contribute to the betterment of man. Extending and enriching the special apti- tudes and abilities of the students are the Drama, Radio, Modern Dance, and Library Clubs. Service to others may find an outlet in such groups as the Key Club, the Red Cross Club, and the San-Hi Mission Club. Vocation Day is an annual event. Priests, Brothers, and Sisters visit the school to familiarize the students with the work of their respective communities. , -BSI! 19 Q., 'Q f Q .P L I ...--gQ....A---1'-1' mf li x 1 N. IZ' aw is is .I-A x M ,w-'fn 5. i n-,Rx 'Ti xi-I ' , s L,,X wi . L. x up - QF Ni, Qui.. X 'SU ff-5 .f F .X F-QSC 4 'F xl Q X u 4' im N. 4 . . WN 7 6 ' A T in a Y my M. , , .. . . , f W 5 3 I QWJZQ Capturing the highlights of school activities is the job of senior photographer James Dev- lin. Since freshman year he has taken many pictures for S.A.'s publications. Something old, something new, something different. The repertoire of the Glee Club varies from hymns to operettas. ,W C M The Key Club is a national service organization affiliated with the Kiwanis. Representing the senior members of the St. Anthony Chapter are: Thomas Oliver, Philip Cortina, Bruce DiSimone, and Sebas- tian Petralia. tg., In t iv' an is A ' 'P Up and away, and over S.A.! Mr. Prynoski photographed this picture from a plane piloted by Mr. Companick. Photog- raphy and aviation are favorite hobbies of these faculty members. :QR-M g3,5f'!?i Jw A Fascinated by the new addition to the library, senior library aides, Constance Swingle and Joan Szucs, experiment with the Xerox machine. 2 5 SCHOOL LIFE AFTER i THREE O'CLOCK One, and two, and three, and . . . Thanks to Mr. Salerno, our band is really something to remember. -lil lnlnuqq may 'k'- Wife' 11-i Constructive criticism is essential in the choice of material for the Talisman, Barbara Ault, James Phillips, Margaret Ryan, and Shelly Leone review an essay submitted. Below, Sharon Tokazewski and Samuel DiFalco discuss possible designs for the cover of the magazine. We're saving this parking space! Waiting for the rest of their table to arrive, Daniel Lombardo, '67, Nancy Craig, Linda Zazowski, Joseph Mycock, '67, Donna Dempster, and James Davies, '67, are hoping they get there on time. On the way to the ball seniors pause to introduce their dates. Our chaperones for the evening were: Father Bohnsack, Father Dailey, Father McGovern, and the senior teachers. En route to having their pictures taken are: Antonia Haustowich, Frank Serafine, Denise Waryarz, Gene Argenti, Joseph Paolozzi, and Carol Mastrangelo. 54 THE HADOW Tonight's the night! . . . The long awaited evening of dancing and dining has arrived and so have these excited couples: Mary Lou Emdey, Lou Danka, Joan Napoleon, and Dennis Sincoskie, '67, ew 66,4 I OF YOUR MILE . . . I will be remembering The shadow of your smile. The climax of our senior year, our night of nights, was here at last. The anxious moments of confusion had slipped into precious moments of excitement-our senior ball! As dignified couples we entered Cedar Gardens Restaurant to be greeted by our chaperones. Then after chatting with friends, we sat down to a delicious steak dinner. The ball opened with the playing of the Grand March, during which the senior couples were pre- sented. Each couple attending then made their choice for queen. After that, midst the fragrance of flowers and perfume, we danced away the eve- ning to the music of the Adam Nowicki Quintet, who played not only waltzes but also an occasional 3 The girls try to coax their dates into thinking about something besides food! bunny hop or Mexican hat dance! With midnight came the coronation of the queen, and not much later the ball ended. But the enchantment of the evening lingered on, to color all our dreams, and light the dawn. Too excited to eat, Carol Stanziale, Alex Nomejko, Barbara Heitzman, and Barry Murphy stop to chat. iel Hough. u I .a..e..1,... .N .. . .. ...l.,,w,..i.-.., . . The Queen and her Court: Bruce DeSimone, Patricia Kmiec, Queen Barbara Stevulak, Joseph Sabol, Mary Michaels, and Dan- l Look into my eyes, my love, and see all the lovely things you are to me.'l 5 6 SPORTS Out ofthe dusk, cz shadow Then cz spark. . -J b in VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-ROW 1: Mike Mihalow, William Metric, Kevin Hardiman, Dave McDonald, Dan Hough, Ken Mucha, Kevin Fisher, Rick Daly, David Rokita, Don Vasil. ROW 2: George Kish, John Belzner, Rudy Margiotti, Ed Augustyn, John Marion, Bill McClain, Mike Vasil, John Shaeffer, Scott Hubscher. ROW 3: Coach Frank Bencivengo, Joe Bakter, Denny Myers, Pete FOOTBALL Proving that hard work and perseverance pay off, the '67 Iron Mikes went on to their winningest season. ever. Coached by Mr. Anthony Nitti, the Mikes were able to score victories over Trenton High and Red Bank Catholic, against whom they broke all their existing records. Marking the first shutout on S.A. record, the Mikes edged Trenton High, 6-0. The Red Bank game saw the Brown and Gold total a score of 28, the most they've scored in a single game so far. The 1967 team also put two gridders on the All-Mercer County Team, the first S.A. team ever to do so. Leading the team to these honors were Mike Vasil and Bill Otto, both of whom were named to the All-County Squad. Joe Ferry, the junior sensation, was named to the second team All-County and third team All-State. Receiving mention on the All-County teams were Dan Hough, Ken Mucha, Scott Hubscher, Marty Flynn, Rich Bianchi, Kevin Hardiman, and Dave McDonald. But it wasn't just a few players, it was the whole team that gave S.A. its best football season yet, and with many of this yearis fine team returning next year, Coach Tony Nitti can look forward to an even better season in 1968. Sophomore Rich Bianchi f23j, blocks out T.H.S. defender, as Marty Flynn sprints for extra yardage. Palombi, Tim Vasil, Larry CDuckj Such, Bob Tat- tory, Marty Flynn, Kirt Pizzullo, Bob Orson, Coach George Kotch. ROW 4: Head Coach Tony Nitti, Richard Buckley, Richard Kubisz, Jack Kovacs, Joe J ablonski, Bob Archer, Rich Bianchi, Bob DiFalco, Bob Mains, Roger McDonough, Bill Otto, Joe Dorner, Joe Ferry, Denny Hardiman, Bemiy Petralia. VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES S.A.H.S. Opp. 19 6 ,....,. ..... E wing .... ...,., 6 ..., ......OO, T renton ......., ...... 13 .... .,,., N otre Dame ..., ..,... 0 ..,. .,O,,. H amilton .O... 0 20 6 6 .... ...,S.,,. S teinert ........ ...... l 3 20 7 6 34 3 .... ,.....1... M ater Dei ......,.. ..,... 28 ..,. 1.,.... R ed Bank Catholic ..... 6 .... ...11.. I mmaculata .,.... ..1,.. 7 .... ,... H oly Cross ...... ...... Returning a kickoff for valuable yardage, junior back Marty Flynn f40j, is aided by Kevin Hardiman f30l. Powering his way up the middle, Dan Hough follows the hard blocking of Scott Hubscher C521 IRO MIKE COME OF AGE FOOTBALL-OFFENSIVE LINE: Tom Vasil, Mike Vasil, Dave McDonald, Scott Hubscher, Larry CDuckD Such, Joe Ferry, Bill Otto. BACKFIELD: Marty Flynn, Kevin Hardiman, Danny Hough, Ken Mucha. ,WM,,m -.'N-.J if Q 1 Q -2 ,P Q '4 ., I - 1 . 'hu nv, 6'-5 -va Ka .74 ,M W an +11 LW ' A M ,A . ... ,Y -4 . 1 n i - 4 2 .. 1 Q . af , 4 -wwe Q. o 5 un. . , M , a 4' lr ' ef f g,,,N S 1 Showing outstanding ability, sophomore George Kish U82 broke into the starting lineup. Bill Otto f85j and Marty Flynn M01 team up to tackle the T.H.S. quarterback. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM-ROW 1: Steve Williams, Scott Jones, Phil Bruccoleri, John Monteverde, Frank Baro- nowski, Jeff Mattis, Rick Canavera, Paul Baskowsky, Steve l Mihalow. ROW 2: Bill Lockwood, Scott Grocott, Tom Flani- gan, Stan Rapciewicz, Mike Zauner, Jim Cunningham, Frank Monti, Bob Anchinsko, Maurice Kerins, Jim McGovern. ROW 3: Mr. Companick, coachg Paul Slachta, Mike Sikorski, John Forsthoffer, George Dickovitch, John Dale, Ron Trainor, Paul Sergeant, Bruce Bradley, Tony Azzinaro, Rich Maisto, Brian Meara, Bob Gyenge, Ken Calu, Rich Landerkin, Jim l Krueger. J Ken Mucha f2lj, shows the wear and tear of a tough 6-0 defeat. Showing pride in their awards, junior stars Joe Zampini and Art Michon congratulate each other on their success in the Mercer County Cross Country Meet. Under the guidance of Coach Bruce White, the Brown and Gold harriers compiled a 7-8 record this season. Winning five of their last six meets, they showed improvement all the way. Special recognition goes to junior sensation Art Michon, who shattered by 14 seconds the existing record of 12:04 set by Neil Fitzpatrick in '66. In the Mercer County Meet, Art finished fifth and Junior Joe Zampini finished tenth to pace the Mikes to a fourth place team finish. Also to be commended are Seniors Bill Roche and Joe Peters, and Juniors Ed Sarnoski, Bob Watkins, and Vince Ligato, who usually followed Art and Joe across the finish line. Closing the season with a 10-2-2 record, the youth ful JV team showed great potential for next fall. Fans of these long-distance runners can anticipate a top-rate team next year. J V HARRIER LOG SUCCESSFUL EA O CROSS COUNTRY TEAM ROW 1 Anthony Ligato Tom Ed Sarnoski, Vince Ligato, Joe Peters. ROW 3: Mike Cichoki Janusz lohn Dzurkoc Joe Connolly Mike Lewis Dave Strong Dave Pollack, Bob Hughes, Joe Dargo, Bob Watkins, Frank Stanley an.1sz Bob Tackett Mike Zampini ROW 2 Jim Rzemm Paparella, Mark Jones, John Szucs, Joe Zampini, Mike Sujansky ski Kenl Le1l1 B111 Roche Art Michon Joe Stem Daniel Parrotta Absent from picture: Coach Bruce White. Smashi- , its . is .ii-Q, . SOCCER TEAM-ROW 1: Al Nomejko, Mart Levandowski, Tom Rhodes, Bob Nickels, Ed Terlecki, Herb Wiener, Bob Ger- mani, Pete Daly. ROW 2: Tony Armenti, Sam DiFalco, Tom Kinnevy, John Kish, Tom Boyle, Joe Friedman, Gary Werner, Ed Rapciewicz. ROW 3: John Wagner, Asst. Coachg Noel DeBlois, Center halfback Bob' Nickels shows his agility, as he controls the ball in enemy territory. Boris Sawula, Lee Van Horn, Mike Kosztyu, Tim Kinnevy, John Wysocki, Ray Davidson, Ron Binz, Joe Barry, Jeff Jones. ROW 4: Larry Wagner, Bruce Holliday, Felix Pratico, Fred Hendricks, Steve Gore, Bill Micharski, Ken Rylak, Hank Hollender. Absent from picture: Head Coach Paul Kaszyc. DEFE SE - KEY TO MIKES, SUCCESS The Brown and Gold booters, guided by Head Coach Paul Kaszyc, closed the 1967 soccer cam- paign with a 7-7-2 record. Our team's defense was exceptionalj' commented Assistant Coach John Wagner. '4We were led, at most, by only four goals and that in only one game. Heading S.A.'s soccer squad was Senior Ed Terlecki, who was awarded a berth on first team All-Mercer County. Capturing second team All- Mercer County honors was Junior Tony Armenti. Other prominent players were Seniors Bob Nickels and Ed Rapciewicz, both of Whom won honorable mention. Supporting the Mikes' hopes for a suc- cessful campaign in the coming year are Juniors Tony Armenti, Herb Wiener, and Sophomore John Kish. 63 IRO MIKES PRO E TOUGH OPPONENTS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-KNEELING: Mike Levan Slover Joe Sabol Denny Diehl Mike Larkin Drew Olex Manager dowski, Jim Sabol, Kevin Hardiman. STANDING: Coach Doug Larry Wagner Hice, Denny Hice, Bob Eckstein, Chuck Gill, Gary Werner, Bob Sports writers referred to the year 1967-'68 as a rebuilding year for the Iron Mike basketball team. Owing to lack of experience, the Mikes seemed marked for their worst season ever. In fact, they were slated for a possible quota of only three wins. Nevertheless, with hard work and determination the team came through with eight big victories, and in many games they made the opposition work hard for their successes. Under the direction of a new coach, Doug Hice of Boston College and former Trenton Catholic star, the team's unpredicted victories were the result of good teamwork. Though there were no special standouts, Bob Slover and Joe Sabol proved to be the main factors in the S.A. achievements, but Chuck Gill, Denny Diehl, and Denny Hice played no small part. With several returning lettermen and a fine upcom- ing J.V. team, the Brown and Gold can look forward to a brighter future next year. Veteran Bob Slover shows his great ball handling in his stellar performance against N.D. N 64 'YMQM x ' '-'lg I 4 Q sa CS' -Q V yi Q fi ai IK liii sg L L 1'-ay 3 xv' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-ROW 1: Donna Mazzagetti, Donna Bernocchi, Irene Pica, Diane Fox. ROW 2: Pat Sollami, Elaine Ander- son, Barbara Peters, Karen Blackwell. .A. O ERCOMES ODD WINS 8 GA ES Looking on in anticipation, Coach Doug Hice and reserves wait for an easy two points. , Senior Standout Denny Diehl goes high in an attempt to control the jump ball. ,, ,J , , if Rem w,,,,,,..,.....--w-- if JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-ROW 1: Tony Caprio, Denny Hardiman, Lee Van Horn, Bill Linder, Felix Pratico. ROW 2: Coach Frank Bencivengo, Steve Gore, Don Krulewicz, Gary Walters, John Kish, Charlie Pihokken, Bill McClain. . TEAM HO HOPE FOR Soph Dennis Hardiman sets himself to assist John Kish. Both teams position themselves under the basket in hope of getting the rebound. Lee Van Horn, smallest man on the court, comes up with one of his many big plays. Ace Rich Bianchi C322 shows perfect form as he aims for the bucket in the early minutes of play. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM-ROW 1: Bob Scorsolini, Jerry Howell, Tony Ligato, Tom Brown. ROW 2: Al Zamparelli, Ron Kish, Pat McClain, Tom Altobelli,,Steve Maczinko, Bob Martin, Jim Grocott, Jim Bullaro, Manager John Dale, Coach Richard Carson. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-ROW 1: Juda Persi, Pamela Bryce, Sue Mattis. ROW 2: Marilyn Mezei, Barbara Stevulak, Gail Ruskai, Pat Marazzo. ABSENT: Kathy Campbell. 69 BASEBALL TEAM - ROW 1: Tony Zak, Marty Flynn, Bob Germani, Ed Rapciewicz, Boris Sawula, Henry I-Iollender, Dave McDonald, Ed Terlecki. ROW 2: Steve Gore, Jack Marion, Bob Archer, Gary Walters, John Mule, Jack Kovac, Bob DiFalco, Rich Seniors Ed Rapciewicz, Gerry Goodwin, and John Mule lead team in warm up drills. Bianchi, Gerry Goodwin. ROW 3: Bob Stephen, Jim Capizzi, John Dzurko, Jim Rura, Steve Mastalesz, Pete Mattonelli, Tony Armenti, Coach Tom DeVito. 6 , Fred Hendricks, Bill Roche, and Joe Stein show that a good start can mean victory or defeat. ihsmfs With room to spare, Bob Tackett clears his mark. PRI G SPARK PROMI E FOR OUTDOOR PORT When a young man's fancy turns to the outdoors and mothers begin to put the winter clothes in moth balls, out from stor- age come the track shoes and the baseball euqipment. For the Iron Mikes this call yi 1 is even more potent this year, because the J spring sports, season is predicted to be the greatest in S.A. history. Backed by excel- lent coaching and promising material, the ,,,,,,W, teams are expected to surpass previous seasonal outcomes. On the ball diamond, Coach Tom Devito and his squad are determined that their hitting power and skillful pitching will produce a winning team. In track the return of 17 lettermen, ten seniors and seven juniors, gives Coach Bruce White and his new assistant, Mr. Mike Luciano, the prospect of a record season. Showing unique style, Rick Reinhardt clears the bar in practice. TRACK TEAM - ROW 1: Mark Smith, Mark Berlinger, Mike Lewis, Mark Jones, Joe Zampini, Bob Tackett, Mike Phelan, Victor Mottola, Scott Jones. ROW 2: George Kish, Tom Olszak, John Szucs, Frank Paparella, Tom Vasil, John Majoros, Bob Watkin, John Wilwol, Kevin Hardiman, Larry Angeline. ROW 3: Coach Bruce White, Marty McDonough, Dan Hough, Joe Stein, Art Michon, Ed Sarnoski, Bill Roche, Rich Reinhardt, Chuck Burkholtz, Dave Pollack, Dennis Fisher, Assistant Coach Michael Luciano. N VOLLEYBALL TEAM-ROW I: Karen Dixon, Mary Ann Mihalow, Barbara Lane, Barbara DiEugenio. ROW 2: Eileen Suydam, Chris Rogers, Annabelle Oberding. ROW 3: Janice Bohn, Sharon Lane, Barbara Warwick, Sara Mains. Chris Kasian keeps her fingers crossed as fellow teammate Nancy Falconio goes for a lay-up shot. A MAN'S WORLD? OT HERE GIRLS' SPORTS SPARK SCHOOL SPIRIT .li f 1 1 I f M 5 I Donna Belyung and Ellen Connolly practice drills before a game. 72 DRILL TEAM-ROW 1: Doreen Tis cione, Maureen Pudick, Robin Grocott, Chris Kasian, Pat Rette, Nancy Mahon, Debbie Fedorsak, Kathy Fisher, An- toinette Onofri, Sue Ann Strong. ROW 2: Ruth Ann Kamin, Faith Gurland, Maureen Rhodes, Rose Marie Stia, Mi- chele Kohan, Diana Gernello, Robin Fornal, Marie Grover, Nancy Reilly. ROW 3: Karen Frascella, Janice Luft, Chris Martin, Eileen Shaw, June Mas trangelo, Kathy Rette, Mary Ann Bech tel, Laurie Kennedy, Joanne Yaccarino Pat Lauer, Donna Salvatore. J SOFTBALL TEAM-ROW 1: Susan Chesner, Maryanne Perilli, Nancy Ma- hon, Donna Belyung, Vicki Corti, Pat Raney, Doreen Tiscione. ROW 2: Deb- bie Hoey, Chris P'Simer, Maryann French, Kathy Bublewicz, Alma Peters, Pat McGovern, Ruth Ann Hughes, Kathy Oresick. ROW 3: Maureen Grubb, Georgiana Matyasovsky, Bar- bara Kuti, Nancy Opalski, Kathy Kirby, Janice Luft. A V il - i , , I 'E w ' - f i . rf? . . . , ,. I l .A V ,,,, ,, V V t 'M' ie . , ' - ' '+ . R' , ff. 911'-2 if-if . . 9- ' A ' ' ,,'g,, Zsw5. 4+,-gt, f,,if,v-f ? F Z5,:zf , g,'Tff:f,. ,f' ' , Hi... .. - V - - nm ili 9:3-YZF? ff ' '- . f Come on Brown, come on Gold, come on team, knock them cold!', Through the strains of practiced cheers, during any season in the girls' gym, can be heard the thump of a basketball being dribbled, the slap of a volleyball being volleyed, the crack of a bat hitting a softball, or the rhythmic beat of a drill team. During the various sports seasons, many intramural and interscholastic games are played. Here the Mikettes prove that their athletic ability is on a par with their male counterparts. The sports year is climaxed by the annual G.A.A. show. A fierce competition between the Brown team, headed this year by Barbara Steuulak, and the Gold team, by Linda Puhalski, provides a feeling of sports- manship, fun, and school spirit for both sides. The girls' sports agenda ends with the Sports Banquet held for all Brown and Gold athletes. BASKETBALL TEAM-ROW 1: Valerie Hodge, Donna Belyung, Kathy Warwick, Chris Gore, Ann Dietrich, Pat Raney, Kathy Kirby, Linda Puhalski, Ellen Connolly. ROW 2: Kathy Bublewicz, Joan Wyers, Nancy Opalski, Georgeann Matyasovsky, Pat McGovern, Maryann French, Ruth Ann Hughes, Barbara Metterle, Kathy Ore- Guard Kathy Bublewicz, attempts to block forward, Kathy Kirby's shot, while Ellen Connolly and Chris Kasian try their best to give assistance. sick. ROW 3: Nancy Morgan, Natalie Morlando, Maryann Ed- wards, Pat Cary, Margaret Gill, Barbara Kinsley, Susan Lacomchiek, Cindy Hoffman, Jane Higham. ROW 4: Donna Salvatore, Kathy Chase, Chris P'Simer, Rosemary Stia, Pat King, Chris Kasian, Maryann Perelli, Nancy Mahon. SENIORS Dreams are we, shadows, visions strange. ' A -Alice Meynell CLASS OF '68 - FIRST FROSH ANTINA ALLEGRETTI We've got high hopes! echo senior homeroom representatives. They are: RAYMOND Philip Cortina 2A, Barbara Tucker 7A, Sharon Armour IA, Karen Hogan 3A, ALTENBURGER Patricia Marazzo 4A, Kenneth Schiller 6A, Thomas Oliver 5A. l S NELSON AMES ANTOINETTE GENE ARGENTI ANGELUCCI TO SEE S. A. SENIORS GRADUATE SHARON ARMOUR BARBARA AULT NANCY BACKES LAWRENCE BALDASARI Four long years ago, we pushed our way through the glass doors of St. An- thony High School, greeting new ac- quaintances with hesitant smiles. With high hopes and big dreams we sailed through our first year, amazed to find ourselves in the realm of high school. Freshman year rolled into sopho- more year and we found ourselves con- fronted with cut up frogs, and sub- junctive moods, and new locker com- binations. But we took these problems in stride-we were sophomores. We were classmates and then we were friends! By junior year we had bound together as a class. Strength in spirit and unity saw us through this first upperclassmen year, which was culminated in the bond of our class ring. As seniors we came through different glass doors, earning the privilege of front-door service by our honored rank. In these past four years we learned many things-spiritual, intellectual, and social. But we are leaving now, the glass doors are closing behind us. We gaze at them long and hard, then locking them firmly in our memories, we turn toward the outside world, knowing our past is solidly behind us. ANNE BASKOWSKY DOROTHY BELYUNG JOSEPH BETROS ROBERT BETROS MID-MARCH SKI TRIP ERNEST BIRCH LATE WINTER DIANE BLEIER JOHN BOCZANY THOMAS BOYLE Ai'- DEANNA BRACHELLI ROBERT BITTNER PAULETTE BODNAR TO BUCKHILL BRIGHTENS PROGRAM JANE BRANCA EARL BRIEL KATHLEEN BRANSFIELD KATHLEEN BRUTHERS NICHOLAS BUCKLEY CAROL BREEN KATHLEEN BRYCE DIANE BULOVCSAK Our shadows selves, our influence, Where we THOMAS BURKET AOI?F e e CHARLES BURKHOLTZ BARBARA BUSH JOSEPH CAREY ANTHONY CARLUCCI LYNDA CARNEY GERALD CARROLL may fall ourselves can never be. .ANM FRANCIS CASTO JOSEPH CASTO MARY ELLEN THOMAS CHIACCHIO CHIACCHIO NICHOLAS CHESTER MICHAEL CHOPAN I JAMES CICHOCKI CHARLES COMPAGNUCCI NANCY CRAIG IS CROWNED AND LOWER ELLEN CONNOLLY M IC ZH XM ALL. x PHILIP CORTINA EILEEN COSTANZO parkmg lot before the three oclock rush hour NANCY CRAIG DANIEL COX 1 i I . I in E' MARY CRONIN I I 5 MISS TEENAGE TRENTON BUCKS COUNTY RUSSELL CULLEN PETER DALY MICHELE DEBLOIS PATRICIA DELLA ROSSA JOSEPH DARGO DENNIS DECORE DONNA DEMPSTER GREATER SCHOOL SPIRIT IS RONALD D'ERRICO L L BRUCE DESIMONE JAMES DEVLIN N DENNIS DIEHL JOSEPH DIEUGENIO SAMUEL DIFALCO MARY ELLEN DOLCI ENCOURAGED BY CLASS OF '68 EILEEN DUDICH JOSEPH EDWARDS MARYLOU EMDEY F IORINA F AONE 1 JOSEPH FASANELLA SANDRA FETKIN LORETTA F RAN CO JOSEPH F RIEDMAN T hey alone are able to enjoy this world, N KATHLEEN GEISNER JOSEPH GERACI CHARLES GILL GERALD GOODWIN RITA GUDEBSKI ANNE GUSCIOR RICHARD HAAS KATHRYN HAHN HELEN HARBACH who take it as cz shadow ofthe world Z0 come . . -JOHN HENRY NEWMAN THOMAS HARCAR ANTONIA HAUSTOWICH CANDICE HELMKE JAMES HERITY DENNIS HICE JANE HIGHAM I I STEPHEN HIGHAM CHARLENE HILL VALERIE HILLMAN TWELVE SE IORS ACHIEVE RECGG ITIO liz. VALERIE HODGE KAREN HOGAN LORRAINE HOLLENDONNER Special kudos are indeed in order for Margaret Ryan and Sharon Armour, who achieved the rating of semi-finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Examination. Here, Sister Pauline Marie, guidance director, does the honors. The following students received letters of commendation for outstanding performance in the same test: Diane Bleier, Michael Chopan, Dennis Diehl, Patricia Kerins, Roger McDon- ough, Mary Michaels, Patricia Noon, James Phillips, William Roche, and Sharon Tokazewski. ROBERT HOLLENDONNER DANIEL HOUGH IN NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP EXAM SCOTT HUBSCHER DONNA JAEGER MARK JONES RICHARD IRVEN RICHARD JACHETTI KAREN JAMES .I O-ANNE JANOVICS Don Juan O,Malley is up to his old tricks, as the Spanish IV class tapes a scene from Don Juan Ten0ri0 for critical playback on fluency and pronunciation. ANNUAL ALUMNI HOMECOMING MARIANNE KAPP MARY KEATING MARYBETH KEEFE ROBERT KELLY BARBARA KENNEDY PATRICIA KERINS PATRICIA KING THOMAS KINNEVY PROGRAM INITIATED THIS YEAR THERESA KORONA MARTHA KLEINER PATRICIA KMIEC ELAINE KOZICZ ALISON KRUEGER CAROLYN KRUPA RICHARD KUBISZ ANNETTE LAMACHIA Sometimes, I think, the things we see SHARON LANE DANIEL LENCO JOYCE LANGENBURG PATRICIA LANZON I ROBERT LENHARDT SHELLY LEONE SUSAN LINDER MARY LOBUE Are shadows ofthe things to be. BARBARA LOCKETT MARIA MAES KEVIN MALLOY PATRICIA MARAZZO JOSEPH MARROLLI CAROL MASTRANGELO DONALD MATERNIAK LINDA MARX V- x. ' ' ' ' K EI THREE EARN SCHOLARSHIPS EDWARD MAZZEO SHARON MCCARTHY MARTIN MCDONOUGH Anne Baskowski, Roger M cD0n0ugh, and James V 94' ROGER MCDONOUGH PHILIP MEARA MARY MERRITT MARY MICHAELS MARGARET MICHAL BRIGID MILLER IN SUMMER OF '67 . . . , t D F KENNETH MILLER GLORIA MIZOPALKO MAUREEN MOLNAR Phillips attend science classes at Rider College Take a letter, please, Miss Branca, says Joseph Fasanella, who portrays the executive dictating to his secretary. Sharon Lane and Patricia Lanzoni also take advantage of a chance to practice their speed and accuracy in shorthand. itit I KATHLEEN MOONEY JOHN MULE Ct' m,amam1..,...,.,..f--.4-,,..,V.....,,. V,,, . , wsu' , V . . The day goes by like BARRY MURPHY KATHLEEN MUZYKA With sorrow where ROBERT NICKELS JOAN NAPOLEON EDITH NATRIELLO ALEXANDER NOMEJKO PATRICIA NOON BARBARA NORMILE cz shadow 0'er the heart all was delight. -STEPHEN FOSTER JOHN D. O'BRIEN S 5 x THOMAS OLIVER BARBARA OBERG ANITA NOWICKI JOHN J. O'BRIEN ANDREW OLEX V JOSEPH OLIVERI THOMAS OLSZAK .X - - JOSEPH PAOLOZZI QUINTUPLES HARRY O'MALLEY WILLIAM OTTO JAMES OSTOPUCK REMO PALOMBI JOSEPH PAOLOZZI DARIO PANFILI J ENNIE PANE F RANCINE PAPARELLA HIS PATRON DRIVE QUOTA I I PASQUALE PAPERO DEBORAH PEARSON NINETTA PARMIGIANI SALVATORE PELLITTERI JOSEPH PETERS DENNIS PEOPLES ANNE PETERSON SEBASTIAN PETRALIA When . . . shadows fall . . . then MICHAEL PHELAN JAMES PHILLIPS JOSEPH PICA PATRICIA PIEPSZAK JOANNE PIERETTI DENNIS PIGOTT DEBORAH PISARICK comes the quiet of Christ to me. -JOSEPH CAMPBELL s I LINDA PUHALSKI PATRICIA P'SIMER THOMAS PRICE ff.- EDWARD RAPCIEWICZ Once a month the senior class has an opportunity to assist at Holy Mass. Mass is celebrated once a week and the classes take their turns in attending. In October seniors had an opportunity to participate in a Folk Mass, which was also attended by several students from Asbury Park High School. Gene Argenti and Margaret Ryan accom- panied the singing with their guitars. PATRICIA RAUCH SEVERAL STUDENTS ACHIEVE JOHN REDWOOD Amina Allegretti, Patricia Noon, RICHARD REINHARDT DONNA RICCITELLO Sharon T okazewski Ieaa' daring THOMAS RHODES RAYMOND RICCITELLO J ACQUELINE RINZ DORENE ROBERTS MARY RIDOLFINO HIGH SCHOLASTIC RECURD James Phillzps, Margaret Ryan, maintain overall four years. DOMENICK ROSATI WILLIAM ROCHE MARGARET RYAN ROBERT RUTHEWIC JAMES SABOL GAIL RUSKAI JAMES RZEMINSKI JOSEPH SABOL WY, Y Y , Y ,YYY 77,77 Y Y JOANNE SAPUDAR GRADUATION: A hope ANITA SAWYER IRENE SCHNORBUS FRANCIS SERAFINE WALTER SCHWARTZ RICHARD SERENI KENNETH SCHILLER Fourth year Latin students James Phil- lips, Sharon Tokazewski, Margaret Ryan, and Francine Paparella admire trophies and awards won in various Auxilium Latinum tests. James achieved a perfect score in the 1966 nationwide examination. beyond the shadow of cz dream. -JOHN KEATS THOMAS SHEPPARD RICHARD SIMON DONNA SINCOSKIE KENNETH SKED ROBERT SLOVER PATRICIA SOLLAMI JOSEPH STEIN SENIOR YEAR ACTIVITIES TERMINATE BARBARA STEVULAK 45,5 'Viva' Teacher for a day, Richard Simon, instructs the trig class in vector quantities. DAVID STRONG LAWRENCE SUCH MICHAEL SUJANSKY CONSTANCE SWINGLE 106 h ,,, A WITH BACCALAUREATE MASS AND DINNER JOAN SZUCS ROBERT TACKETT MICHAEL TAKOCH KAREN TALLONE MICHAEL TEMPESTA EDWARD TERLECKI I I JANET THIEL CECILIA THOMAS MARY TIEDEMANN T he setting sun doubles w , , w SHARON TOKAZEWSKI JAMES TRACCHI V 'Q The long and short of it at S.A.-Tiny NANCY TRACEY JUDITH TRANTER Freshman Nancy Mahon gets directions from big Senior Richard Haas. MARY JANE TRUNZO BARBARA TUCKER MARGARET TURANSICK 108 the lengthening shadows. ELIZABETH TUSAY EVELYN TURGYAN KATHRYN TURNER ROBERT TUSAY JOAN VAN HISE KATHERINE VAN HORN You'a' be happy, too, if Mr. Wagner was your history teacher! is the idea that the contented faces of Richard Irven, Edward Terlecki, and Carol Breen seem to convey. W, Q L so MICHAEL VASIL CATHY VON GONTEN THERESA WALKO ATTAINS FIRST PLACE Eileen Dudieh and Paulette Bodnczr THERESA WALKO MARY JANE WARD DAVID WARFEL JAMES WASKOVICH if , gig' 3575357 R171 .L xii! QQ LX NHS, 1--.1 I Nf fr-.f.. vli!1 I F 'X Tiff Iwi ERNST WEGSCHAIDLER GARY WERNER NORMAN WHITE MARY WIERZBICKI Q IN MERCER COUNTY CYO ESSAY CONTEST claim honors in C Y O art contest M DUANE YARD REGINA WILDMANN SHARON WOREK IU.. ,l V LINDA ZASOWSKI DONNA YECK ROSE MARIE ZAPPLEY JAMES ZOGBAUM ANTHONY ZUNO LM And generations pass as they have passed- A troop of shadows moving with the sun. -Longfellow FACULTY DIRECTORY RT. REV. MSGR. MICHAEL P. MCCORRISTIN, V.G., PA.- Director SISTER M. JOHN JOSEPH, O.S.F.-Principal SISTER M. AGNES FRANCIS, O.S.F.-English, French, Cor- ristin and Talisman Adviser SISTER M. ALICE CECILIA, O.S.F.-Business SISTER M. AQUILA, O.S.F.-Science MR. FRANK BENCIVENGO-Social Studies, Assistant Basket- ball and Football Coach MR. LAWRENCE BLAZEIiG7R Club W ' 'T' T REV. WILLIAM BOHNSAK-Religion, Moderator of Athletics MR. RICHARD CARSON-Business, Future Farmers Club SISTER M. CATHERINE MICHAEL, O.S.F.-Science, Doctors' Club SISTER M. CECILIA AGNES, O.S.F.-Science, German, Bi- ology Club SISTER M. CECILIA JOSEPH, O.S.F.-Mathematics, Guidance, Math Club SISTER CHRISTINE MARIE, O.S.F.-English MR. ALAN COHEN-Mathematics, Economics MR. ROBERT COMPANICK-Science, Mathematics, Freshman Football Coach MRS. ANGELA COZZOLINO-Business, Guidance REV. WILLIAM DAILEY-Religion MR. THOMAS DEVITO-Physical Education, Baseball Coach SISTER M. ELEANOR FRANCIS, O.S.F.-Business, Business Club SISTER M. FRANCIS CLARE, O.S.F.-Business, Book Store, Transcripts SISTER M. FRANCIS GEORGIA, O.S.F.-Spanish, Moderator of Forensics MISS MARGARET FRENCH-English, Future T eachers' Club SISTER M. GIOVANNI, O.S.F.-A ssistant Librarian MR. DOUGLAS HICE-Social Studies, Physical Education, Bas- ketball Coach SISTER M. JOHN ANTHONY, O.S.F.-English, Antonian Adviser SISTER M. JOHN HELENE, O.S.F.-Religion, Student Council Adviser, Prefect of Discipline MRS. MURIEL J OHNSON-Business SISTER M. KATHLEEN JOSEPH, O.S.F.-Mathematics, Me- chanical Drawing, Lockers MR. HENRY KAUFFMAN-Science MR. GEORGE KOTCH--English, Assistant Football Coach MISS MARY ANN LIPTAK-French, Red Cross MR. MICHAEL LUCIANO-English MRS. PAULINE MAINS-Physical Education, G.A.A. Activities SISTER MARIE REGINA, O.S.F.-Latin, Directress of Studies SISTER M. MARTHA, O.S.F.-Religion, Biology REV. JAMES MCGOVERN-Religion SISTER MIRIAM GRACE, O.S.F.-Religion, Mathematics, Uni- forms SISTER WANDA, U.S.F.-Religion, Science, Mission Moderator MISS MARY ANN NADOLNY-Spanish, Social Studies, Future Nurses' Club MR. ANTHONY NITTI-Physical Education, Director of Ath- letics, Football Coach - SISTER M. NORBERT, O.S.F.-Religion, Third Order Moderator SISTER PAULINE MARIE, O.S.F.-Mathematics, Guidance MR. JOHN PRYNOSKI-Mechanical Drawing, Art ' MR. ROBERT RISTOW-Religion, Social Studies MR. PLACIDO SALERNO-Band MR. ANTHONY SARLO-English MRS. DOROTHY SCHNORBUS-Librarian MR. JOSEPH SCHWENDT-Business, Coordinator of Coopera- tive Work Program MR. LEON SHULMAN-Mathematics MISS CAROL STRUMSKI-Physical Education, Girls' Bowling and Basketball Coach MRS. LAURETTE TRACCHI-Home Economics MR. PETER TRAYERS-Social Studies SISTER M. VENTURA, O.S.F.-Science, Radio Club MR. JOHN WAGNER-Social Studies, J.V. Soccer and Baseball Coach MR. MICHAEL WALLACE--Latin, Guidance, Key Club MR. BRUCE WHITE-Social Studies, Guidance, Track and Cross Country Coach MRS. MARY WNUK-SocialStudies, Visual Aids MRS. CONSTANCE WOKOUN-English, Dramatics MR. FREDERICK ADAMS-Custodian MRS. RICHARD CARSON-Secretary MRS. ELLEN MCGRATH-School Nurse MRS. BETTY MENICHELLI-Custodian MR. THOMAS MORGAN-Custodian MRS. ANNA RYAN-Secretary SENIOR DIRECTORY ANTINA JEAN ALLEGRETTI, 221 White Horse Ave., St. Raphael- Antonian Staff 1, 2, 3, Forum Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Third Order Treasurer 3, Vice-Prefect 4, Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club 3, Math Club 4. RAYMOND JOSEPH ALTENBURGER, 157 White Horse Ave., St. Raphael- Spanish Club 2, Math Club 4, Science Club 4. NELSON SINCLAIR AMES, 64 Phillips Ave., St. Raphael-Biology Club 2, Radio Club 2, Latin Club 1, 2. ANTOINETTE MARY ANGELUCCI, 610 Newkirk Ave., St. Anthony-San Hi Mis- sion Promoter 1, 2, 3, 4. GENE ANTHONY ARGENTI, 138 Beech Ave., Holy Angels-Radio Club 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Math Club 4, Football 2, Golf 3. SHARON ELIZABETH ARMOUR, 157 Julia Ave., Holy Angels-Homeroom Representative 1, 3, 4, Corristin Staff 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Future Teachers' Club 3, 4, Cheerleader 2, 3. BARBARA ANN AULT, 1155 Hamilton Ave., St. Anthony- Antonian Staff 1, 2, 3, Talisman Staff 4, Basketball 1, 2. NANCY JOAN BACKES, 180 Atkins Ave., St. Anthony-Library Aide 3. LAWRENCE MARK BALDASARI, 1706 West McGalliard Ave., St. Raphael- Homeroom Representative 2, Surf Club 1, 2, 3, Future Doctors' Club 3, Basket- ball 1, Baseball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Math Club 4, Science Club 4. ANNE MARGARET BASKOWSKY, 242 Norway Ave., St. Anthony- Antonian Staff 3, 4: Math Club 4: Library Aide 3. DOROTHY LYNN BELYUNG, 532 Em- mett Ave., St. Anthony-Softball 4. JOSEPH WILBUR BETROS, 1933 So. Broad St., Holy Angels-Spanish Club 2, Football 1, 2, Track 1. ROBERT JOHN BETROS, 1933 So. Broad St., Holy Angels-Spanish Club 2, Foot- ball 1, 2, Track 1. ERNEST JOHN BIRCH, 9 Francis Ave., St. Anthony-Surf Club 2, Future Doc- tors' Club 4. ROBERT EDWARD BITTNER, 126A Crosswicks-Allentown Rd., St. John-Surf Club 2, Football 2, Track 1, Soccer 1. DIANE BLEIER, 1782 Greenwood Ave., St. Anthony-Glee Club 1, 2, Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club Secretary 3, Red Cross Club 4. JOHN JOSEPH BOCZANY, 404 Lafayette Ave., Holy Angels-Chemistry Club 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Math Club 4. PAULETTE JO BODNAR, 1602 Gene- see St., Holy Angels-Future Nurses' Club 1, 2. THOMAS MICHAEL BOYLE, 48 Bentley Ave., St. Anthony-San Hi Mission Pro- moter 2, Spanish Club 2, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 4. DEANNA MARIE BRACHELLI, 1043 Park Ave., St. Anthony. JANE FRANCES BRANCA, 530 Second St., Immaculate Conception-Future Sec- retaries' Club 4, Library Aide 3, Business Club 4. KATHLEEN PATRICIA BRANSFIELD, 16 Perry Ave., St. Anthony-Glee Club 1, Latin Club 1, Future Teachers' Club 3, 4. CAROL FRANCES BREEN, 26 Steward St., St. Anthony-Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3. EARL THOMAS BRIEL, 205 Barricklo St., Holy Angels-Drama Club 3, Band 2, 3, Chemistry Club 3. KATHLEEN PHYLLIS BRUTHERS, 15 Unwin Dr., St. Raphael-Glee Club 1, Library Aide 3. KATHLEEN MARIE BRYCE, 1036 Fair- mount Ave., St. Anthony-Library Aide 3. NICHOLAS ANTHONY BUCKLEY, 362 Massachusetts Ave., St. Anthony-Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 4, Football 1. DIANE MICHELE BULOVCSAK, 18 Mid- dleton Dr., Holy Cross- Corristin Staff 3, 4, Library Aide 2, 3, 4. THOMAS CARMEN BURKET, 86 Unwin Dr., St. Raphael-Band 1, Radio Club 4, Track 3, 4. CHARLES ALBERT BURKHOLTZ, 137 Partridge Ave., St. Anthony-Basketball 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA JEAN BUSH, 32 Mark Twain Dr., St. Gregory the Great-Future Teachers' Club 4, Library Aide 3. DARLENE ANGELA CAOLA, 32 Barrick- lo St., Holy Angels-Glee Club 1, Span- ish Club 2, Library Aide 3. JOSEPH PETER CAREY, 1328 Green- wood Ave., St. Anthony-Track 1. ANTHONY DAVID CARLUCCI, 1973 Kinter Ave., St. Raphael-Surf Club 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1. LYNDA DALE CARNEY, 225 Columbus Ave., St. Anthony-Drama Club 1, Glee Club 1, Spanish Club 2, Future Secretar- ies' Club 3, Treasurer 4. GERALD THOMAS CARROLL, 608 E. Howell St., Holy Angels. FRANCIS CLIFFORD CASTO, 464 Cleve- land Ave., St. Anthony. JOSEPH HOWARD CASTO, 464 Cleve- land Ave., St. Anthony. NICHOLAS JOSEPH CHESTER, 1971 E. McGalliard Ave., St. Raphael-Track 3. MARY ELLEN CHIACCHIO, 911 Hamil- ton Ave., St. Anthony-San Hi Mission Promoter 1, Future Nurses' Club 2, Li- brary Aide 3, 4. THOMAS HENRY CHIACCHIO, 1146 So. Olden Ave., St. Anthony-Glee Club 2, Soccer 1, 2, 3. MICHAEL NICHOLAS CHOPAN, 494 Yardville-Robbinsville Rd., St. Vincent de Paul-Forum Club 2, 3, President 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Future Doc- tors' Club 4, Cross Country 3, Track 2. JAMES JOSEPH CICHOCKI, 407 So. Olden Ave., St. Anthony. CHARLES FRANK COMPAGNUCCI, 34 Marcia Dr., St. Raphael-Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Band 4, Track 1. ELLEN MARIE CONNOLLY, 117 Austin Ave., St. Anthony-Latin Club 1, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, Softball 1, 2, 3. PHILIP LOUIS CORTINA, 182 Edmund St., St. Anthony-Class President 1, Home Room Representative 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Baseball 1, 4, Cross-Country 1. EILEEN ROSEMARIE COSTANZO, 236 Redfern St., Immaculate Conception- Library Aide 3, 4. MICHELE EDITH COSTANZO, 236 Red- fern St., Immaculate Conception-Bas- ketball 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. DANIEL WALTER COX, 102 New Cedar Lane, Holy Angels. NANCY JANE CRAIG, 1307 Chambers St., Immaculate Conception-D r a m a Club 3, Glee Club 3, Future Teachers' Club 4. MARY ELIZABETH CRONIN, 124 Rus- ling St., Immaculate Conception-Drama Club 4, Glee Club 2, 4, Spanish Club 2, Business Club 4, Volley Ball 3. . RUSSELL JOHN CULLEN, 430 Cleveland Ave., St. Anthony. PETER FRANCIS DALY, III, 830 Schiller Ave., Holy Angels-Track 1, 3, 4, Soccer 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH JOHN DARGO, 507 Independ- ence Ave., Holy Angels- Corristin Staff 4, Radio Club 4, Cross Country 4, Golf 3. MICHELE MARIE DEBLOIS, 232 Rus- ling St., Immaculate Conception-Tennis Club 3, Basketball 1. DENNIS JAMES DECORE, 234 Common- wealth Ave., Immaculate Conception- Glee Club 1, 2, Surf Club 1, 2, 3, Chess Club 2, Basketball 2, Cross Country Team 1, Soccer 2. PATRICIA MARIE DELLA ROSSA, 44 Runyon Dr., St. Raphael--San Hi Mis- sion Promoter 2, Drama Club 4, Glee Club 4, Latin Club 1, Business Club 4, Volley Ball 3. DONNA MARIE DEMPSTER, 660 Inde- pendence Ave., St. Raphael-San Hi Mis- sion Promoter 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Softball 2. RONALD JOSEPH D'ERRICO, Robbins- ville-Edinburg Rd., St. Anthony-Surf Club 2, Cross Country 3, Track 1, 2, 3. BRUCE VINCENT DESIMONE, 439 Gar- field Ave., St. Anthony-Key Club 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Red Cross Club 1, Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1. JAMES PATRICK DEVLIN, 265 Johnston Ave., St. Anthony- Antonian Staff 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Football 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Student Photographer 1, 2, 3, 4. DENNIS ANTHONY DIEHL, 60 Hemp- stead Rd., St. Raphael- Antonian Staff 3, 4, Forum Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH ANTHONY DIEUGENIO, 27 Marshall Ave., Holy Angels-Baseball 4. SAMUEL ANTHONY DIFALCO, JR., 27 Marcia Dr., St. Raphael-Spanish Club 2, Track 1, 2, 3, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Talis- man Staff 4. MARY ELLEN DOLCI, 136 Chapman Ave., St. Raphael-Business Club 4, Fu- ture Secretaries' Club 3, 4, Softball 2. DEBORAH ANN DRIBER, 111 Richland Ave., St. Anthony. EILEEN MARY DUDICH, 22 Olden Ter- race, St. Raphael-Latin Club 1, 2, Fu- ture Teachers' Club 3, 4. JOSEPH WILLIAM EDWARDS, 16 Dres- den Ave., Holy Angels-Basketball 1, 4. MARY LOU RITA EMDEY, 326 Wood- side Ave., St. Raphael-Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Spanish Club 2, Latin Club 1, Library Aide 1, 2, 3, Vol- leyball 2. FIORINA ANTOINETTE FAONE, 1987 Kinter Ave., St. Raphael-Forensics 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Glee Club 1, Third Order 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Spanish Club 2.- JOSEPH VITO FASANELLA, 401 E. How- ell St., Holy Angels-Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club 3. 113 1 . M 1 55335 5 1 ggff xg if: J' iff' '01 A 33 .N .Q , 1. V. N .K 5: 1 1 T3 X 'xiii SANDRA MARIE FETKIN, 236 Finley Ave., St. Raphael-San Hi Mission Pro- moter 1, 2, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Third Order 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Red Cross l, 2, Library Aide 4. LORETTA MARIE FRANCO, 820 Melrose Ave., St. Anthony-Spanish Club 1, 2, Business Club 4, Future Teachers' Club 4. JOSEPH MARK FRIEDMAN, 609 Cedar Lane, Holy Angels-Football 1, 2, Track 1, Soccer 3, 4. KATHLEEN SUSAN GEISNER, 619 La- fayette Ave., Holy Angels-Future Teach- ers' Club 3, 4, German Club 2. JOSEPH SALVATORE GERACI, 45 Hutchins Ave., St. Anthony-Glee Club 1, 2, Baseball 1, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 3. CHARLES MARTIN GILL, 1316 Hamil- ton Ave., St. Anthony-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. GERALD JOHN GOODWIN, 45 Engle- wood Blvd., St. Raphael-Radio Club 4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 4, Track 3. RITA ANN GUDEBSKI, 105 Samuel St., Holy Angels- Antonian Staff 4, Busi- ness Club 4. ANNE MARIE GUSCIOR, 233 Cuyler Ave., St. Anthony-Library Aide 3, 4. RICHARD DONALD HAAS, 364 Com- monwealth Ave., Immaculate Concep- tion-Basketball 1, 2, 3. KATHRYN ANNE HAHN, 120 Berg Ave., Holy Angels-Spanish Club 2, Future Teachers' Club 3, 4. HELEN MARY HARBACH, 339 Spring- dale Ave., St. Vincent de Paul-Spanish Club 2, Red Cross Club 3, 4, Future Teachers' Club, Vice-President 4. THOMAS ANTHONY HARCAR, 857 In- dependence Ave., St. Raphael-Future Teachers' Club 4, Track 1. ANTONIA MARGUERITE HAUSTO- WICH, 701 E. Howell St., Holy Angels- Third Order 3, 4. CANDICE IRENE HELMKE, 66 Elton Ave., St. Raphael-Forum Club 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. JAMES ANTHONY HERITY, 23 Toby Rep- Lane, St. Raphael-Homeroom resentative 1, Glee Club 1, 2, Surf Club 2, Cross Country 1, Track 1. DENNIS JAMES HICE, 243 Second St., Immaculate Conception--Radio Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 1, 3, Track 2, 3, 4, Golf 4. JANE ELLEN HIGHAM, 871 Revere Ave., Immaculate Conception-Glee Club 3, 4, Red Cross Club 1, 2. STEPHEN KEVIN HIGHAM, 871 Revere Ave., Immaculate Conception-Glee Club 2, 3, Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club 3, Latin Club 2, Basketball 1, Football 1, Track 2, 3. CHARLENE PATRICIA HILL, 54 Gridley St., St. Anthony-Business Club 4, Future Teachers' Club 3, 4. VALERIE ANN HILLMAN, 18 Black Pine Dr., St. Raphael-Spanish Club 2, Red Cross Club 4, Future Teachers' Club 4, Future Nurses' Club 1, 2. VALERIE AVITA HODGE, 249 Mor- ris Ave., Immaculate Conception-Third Order 4, Business Club 4, Basketball 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Volley Ball 2, Softball 2, 3, 4, Bowling 3, 4. KAREN ANNE HOGAN, 6 Kenwood Ter- race, St. Raphael-Homeroom Repre- LORRAINE MARIE HOLLENDONNER. 2126 Liberty St., St. Anthony-San Hi Mission Promoter 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Chem- istry Club 3, Latin Club 1, German Club 1, 2, Basketball 4, Tennis 2, 4, Captain 3, Science Club 4. ROBERT RUDOLPH HOLLENDONNER, 2126 Liberty St., St. Anthony-Band 1, 2, 3, Chemistry Club 3, German Club 1, 2, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Math Club 4, Science Club 4, Surf Club 2. DANIEL JAY HOUGH, 249 Dancer Dr., St. Raphael--Spanish Club 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. SCOTT STEPHEN HUBSCHER, 1932 E. McGalliard Ave., St. Raphael- Cob ristin Staff 4, Baseball 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 3, 4, Future Doctors' Club 3, 4. RICHARD PATRICK IRVEN, 1126 Ham- ilton Ave., St. Anthony. RICHARD JOSEPH JACHETTI, 402 Hew- itt St., Immaculate Conception-San Hi Mission Promoter 1, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Radio Club 4, Basket- ball 2, Track 1, 2. DONNA MARIE JAEGER, 35 Valley View Rd., St. Raphael-Spanish Club 2, Home- room Representative 1, Red Cross Club 4, Future Nurses' Club 1, 2, 3, Vice- President 4. KAREN ANN JAMES, 848 Hamilton Square Rd., St. Raphael-Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Future Teachers' Club 3, President 4, Softball 2. JO-ANNE MARIE JANOVICS, 1020 Mel- rose Ave., St. Anthony-Forum Club 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Bas- ketball 1. MARK ROBERT JONES, 23 Middleton Dr., St. Raphael-Radio Club 4, Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. MARIANNE KAPP, 915 So. Olden Ave., St. Anthony-Glee Club 4, Volley Ball 4, Softball 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH KEATING, 271 So. Olden Ave., St. Anthony-Glee Club 1, Future Secretaries' Club 4. MARYBETH ANN KEEFE, 491 So. Logan Ave., St. Anthony-Glee Club 1, 2, Vol- ley Ball 1. ROBERT CLEMENT KELLY, 325 Spring- dale Ave., St. Vincent de Paul-Radio Club 4, Baseball 2. BARBARA ANNE KENNEDY, 200 Pope Ave., St. Anthony-San Hi Mission Pro- moter 4, Vice-President 3, Drama Club 3, Future Teachers' Club 3, 4, Math Club 4. PATRICIA MARY KERINS, 515 Sylvan Ave., St. Anthony-Homeroom Repre- sentative 2, Forum Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Spanish Club 1, 2. PATRICIA ANNE KING, 565 Centennial Ave., St. Anthony-Future Nurses' Club 2, Antonian Staff 4, Business Club 4, Basketball 1, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4. THOMAS HUGH KINNEVY, 1344 Lib- erty St., St. Anthony-Glee Club 1, 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. MARTHA ANN KLEINER, 659 So. Olden Ave., St. Anthony-Glee Club 2, 3, Bi- ology Club 2, Business Club 4. PATRICIA ANN KMIEC, 703 Woodland St., Holy Angels-Business Club 4, Cheer- THERESA JANE KORONA, 603 West Park Ave., Holy Angels-Future Teach- ers' Club 3, 4, Math Club 4. ELAINE FRANCES KOZICZ, 48 Pierce Ave., St. Anthony- Antonian Staff 1, 2, Corristin Staff 3, Editor 4, Glee Club 1, 3, Red Cross Club 1, Future Teachers' Club 3, Secretary 4. ALLISON LAURIE KRUEGER, 29 Engle- wood Blvd., St. Raphael. CAROLYN ANN KRUPA, 14 Dark Leaf Dr., St. Raphael- Corristin Staff 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Spanish Club 2, Future Teachers' Club 3, Treasurer 4, Softball 2. RICHARD LYNN KUBISZ, 128 Samdin Blvd., Holy Angels-Football 4, Track 3, 4, Tennis 2. ANNETTE BRIGETTA LAMACHIA, 411 Chambers St., Immaculate Conception- Third Order 3, 4. SHARON MARIE LANE, 9 Appleton Dr., St. Raphael-Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Spanish Club 2. JOYCE ANN LANGENBURG, 10 Lor- raine Dr., St. Anthony-Glee Club 1, Band 1, 2. PATRICIA ANNETTE LANZONI, 2211 So. Clinton Ave., Holy Angels-San Hi Mission Promoter 1, 4, Treasurer 2, Drama Club 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Fu- ture Nurses' Club 2, Library Aide 2, 3, 4. DANIEL LAWRENCE LENCO, 182 Kuser Rd., St. Raphael-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4. ROBERT JAMES LENHARDT, 841 Kuser Rd., St. Anthony. SHELLY ANN LEONE, 709 Monmouth St., Immaculate Conception- Antonian 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Talisman Staff 4. SUSAN JANE LINDER, 263 So. Olden Ave., St. Anthony-Homeroom Repre- sentative 3, Glee Club 2, 3. MARY MARGARET LOBUE, 19 Mount Ave., St. Raphael-Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Biology Club 2, Future Nurses' Club 2. BARBARA JEAN LOCKETT, 48 Patterson Ave., St. Anthony-Drama Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Future Teachers' Club 4, Mod- ern Dance Club 1. Q MARIA GERTRUDA MAES, 15 Irvington Pl., Holy Angels-Drama Club 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Future Teachers' Club 4, Soft- ball 3, Modern Dance 1. KEVIN FRANCIS MALLOY, 9 Ward Ave. Ext., St. Anthony-Key Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball 4, Cross Country 1, 2. PATRICIA KATHRYN MARAZZO, 83 Winding Way, St. Raphael-Homeroom Representative 4, Corristin Staff 3, San Hi Mission Promoter 2, Softball 2, Cheer- leading 4. JOSEPH DOMINIC MARROLLI, 84 Ma- ple Shade Ave., St. Raphael. LINDA ROSE MARX, 3690 So. Clinton Ave., St. Raphael-Biology Club 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Future Nurses' Club 2. CAROL PATRICIA MASTRANGELO, 259 Lynwood Ave., St. Anthony-Red Cross Club 1, 2, Library Aide 1, 2, 3. DONALD ROGER MATERNIAK, 29 Fitz- randolph Ave., Holy Angels-Chemistry Club 3, Future Doctors' Club 3, 4. EDWARD JOHN MAZZEO, 232 Hansen Ave., St. Raphael. SHARON MARGARET MCCARTHY, 760 Quinton Ave., St. Anthony- Corristin Staff 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Future Teach- sentative 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2. leading C0-Captain 3, 4- ers' Club 4, 115 MARTIN BERNARD MCDONOUGH, 42 Bismarck Ave., St. Anthony-Track 3. ROGER TIMOTHY MCDONOUGH, 313 So. Cook Ave., St. Anthony-Forum Club 25 Chemistry Club 35 German Club 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 4. PHILIP JOSEPH MEARA, 244 Cuyler Ave., St. Anthony--Student Council Vice- President 45 Key Club 45 Future Doctors' Club 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 4. MARY HELEN MERRITT, 100 Winding Way, St. Raphael-Red Cross Club 45 Chess Club 2, 35 Tennis 2, 35 Library Aide 1, 2, 35 Kitchen Aide 2, 3, 4. MARY EILEEN MICHAELS, 24 Lakeview Dr., St. Raphael- Corristin Staff 3, 45 Future Teachers' Club 45 Softball 2. MARGARET MARY MICHAL, 486 Kuser Rd., St. Anthony-- Antonian 25 San Hi Mission Promoter 15 Red Cross Club 25 Tennis 35 Library Aide 1, 2, 35 Kitchen Aide 2. BRIGID MARY MILLER, 1828 Exton Ave., St. Raphael-Homeroom Repre- sentative 15 Drama Club 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses' Club 2, Secretary 3, President 4. KENNETH ANTHONY MILLER, 11 Bonnie Rae Dr., St. Raphael. GLORIA MARIA MIZOPALKO, 653 So. Olden Ave., St. Anthony-Glee Club 1, 2. MAUREEN ANGELA MOLNAR, 1004 William St., Holy Angels. KATHLEEN MAUREEN MOONEY, 173 Reeves Ave., St. Anthony-San Hi Mis- sion Promoter 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses' Club 25 Softball 2. KENNETH JOSEPH MUCHA, 942 Fair- mount Ave., St. Anthony-Football 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN WILLIAM MULE, 517 Chestnut Ave., Immaculate Conception-Spanish Club 25 Basketball 25 Baseball 1, 3, 4. 'BKRRYPDENNTS-MURPHYT 11'Z0wPark Ave., St. Anthony- Antonian Staff 35 Chemistry Club, President 35 Radio Club 45 German Club 25 Track 1, 2, 45 Ten- nis 3. KATHLEEN THERESA MUZYKA, 94 Reeger Ave., Holy Angels. JOAN DENISE NAPOLEON, 1761 Hamil- ton Ave., St. Anthony-Glee Club 2, 3, 4. ALBERT ANTHONY NATRIELLO, 11 Marcia Dr., St. Raphael-Track 1. EDITH MARIA NATRIELLO, 11 Marcia Dr., St. Raphael. ROBERT JOSEPH NICKELS, 109 Bentley Ave., St. Anthony-Soccer 1, 2, 3, Co- Captain 4. ALEXANDER ANDREW NOMEJKO, 1309 Chambers St., Holy Angels-San Hi Mission Promoter 15 Baseball 45 Track 15 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN NOON, 1027 Revere Ave., Immaculate Conception-Future Teachers' Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 2. BARBARA PATRICIA NORMILE, 880 Park Ave., St. Anthony- Corristin Staff 3, Assistant Editor 45 Future Teachers' Club 3, 45 German Club 25 Glee Club 15 Latin Club 1, 2. ANITA VICTORIA NOWICKI, 2308 Lib- erty St., St. Anthony-Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 2, 35 Future Teachers' Club 3, 45 Glee Club Accompanist 4. BARBARA ANN OBERG, 432 Randall Ave., Holy Angels-Business Club 4. 116 JOHN DENNIS O'BRIEN, 1207 William St., Holy Angels-Radio Club 4. JOHN JAMES O'BRIEN, 462 Connecticut Ave., St. Anthony-Homeroom Repre- sentative 15 Basketball 2, 45 Football 15 Track 1. ANDREW JAMES OLEX, 28 Maddock Ave., St. Raphael-Homeroom Repre- sentative 2, 35 Class President 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Doctors' Club 3, President 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf 3, 4. THOMAS JOHN OLIVER, 123 New Cedar Lane, Holy Angels-Homeroom Repre- sentative 45 Future Doctors' Club 3, 45 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Cross Country 3. JOSEPH ANTHONY OLIVERI, 1324 Elizabeth Ave., St. Anthony-Radio Club 4. THOMAS JOSEPH OLSZAK, 2033 Liberty St., St. Anthony-Football 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Antonian Staff 3. HARRY PATRICK O'MALLEY, 47 Char- lotte Ave., St. Anthony. JAMES CHRISTOPHER OSTOPUCK, 2300 So. Broad St., Holy Angels-Radio Club 45 Track 1. WILLIAM DENNIS OTTO, 252 Steward St., St. Anthony-Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2. REMO MARIO PALOMBI, 30 Gridley St., St. Anthony-Latin Club 2. JENNIE MARIE PANE, 117 Elton Ave., St. Raphael-Library Aide 3. DARIO PETER PANFILI, 31 Kearney Ave., St. Anthony-Biology Club 25 Chemistry Club 35 Radio Club 45 Track Manager 3. JOSEPH JEROME PAOLOZZI, 705 Ander- son St., Immaculate Conception-Chess Club 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Cross Country 15 Track 1. FRANCINE MARIE PAPARELLA, 1052 Franklin St. Hol An els-Homeroom EDWARD ANTHONY PIANTONI, 162 Division St., Immaculate Conception. JOSEPH MICHAEL PICA, JR., 36 Hansen Ave., St. Raphael-Football 1, 25 Track 1, 4. PATRICIA BARBARA PIEPSZAK, 137 Thropp Ave., St. Raphael-Homeroom Representative 15 Biology Club 25 Forum Club 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Latin Club 15 San Hi Mission Promoter 35 Third Order 3, 4. JOANNE MARIE PIERETTI, 591 Hutch- inson St., Holy Angels-Business Club 45 Latin Club 2. DENNIS JOSEPH PIGOTT, 2318 Liberty St., St. Anthony-Cross Country 1, 2, 35 Track 1. DEBORAH KAREN PISARICK, 1721 Arena Dr., St. Raphael-Tennis 3. THOMAS CHARLES PRICE, 200 Wert Ave., St. Anthony-Track 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN P'SIMER, 69 Englewood Blvd., St. Raphael-Biology Club 25 Glee Club 45 Latin Club 1, 25 San Hi Mission Promoter 4. LINDA JANE PUHALSKI, 9 Rudner Ave., St. Anthony-Glee Club 15 Latin Club 15 Math Club 45 San Hi Mission Promoter 25 Girls' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 3. EDWARD ANDREW RAPCIEWICZ, 844 Franklin St., Immaculate Conception- Baseball 3, 45 Soccer 3, 4. PATRICIA ANNE RAUCH, 55 Locust Ave., St. Raphael--Chess Club 2, 35 Glee Club 15 Spanish Club 25 San Hi Mission Promoter 15 Softball 25 Volley Ball 2. JOHN PATRICK REDWOOD, 31 Dark Leaf Dr., St. Raphael. RICHARD KENNETH REINHARDT, JR., 1528 Genesee St., Holy Angels-Surf Club 25 Football 1, 25 Track 1, 2, 3. THOMAS FRANCIS RHODES, 405 Gropp Ave., St. Raphael-San Hi Mission Pro- ,, , , Y S W 5 5 5 Representative 25 Corristin Staff 3, 4. PASQUALE VINCENT PAPERO, 2042 Kinter Ave., St. Raphael-Radio Club 45 Track 3. NINE'I'1'A AUGUSTA PARMIGIANI, 1833 Arena Dr., St. Raphael-Red Cross Club 4. DEBORAH CLAIRE PEARSON, 53 Hob- art Ave., St. Anthony-Glee Club 1, 25 Girls' Bowling 3. SALVATORE PHILIP PELLITTERI, 99 Hempstead Rd., St. Raphael-Drama Club 3, 45 Glee Club 3. DENNIS MICHAEL PEOPLES, 27 Lake Ave., Holy Angels. JOSEPH GABRIAL PETERS, 576 Emmett Ave., St. Anthony- Corristin Staff 3, 45 Math Club 45 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 45 Golf 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. ANNE MARIE PETERSON, 1216 Hamil- ton Ave., St. Anthony. SEBASTIAN FRANCIS PETRALIA, 35 Arbor Ave., St. Joachim-Key Club 3, Board Member 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 1. MICHAEL JOSEPH PHELAN, 446 At- lantic Ave., St. Anthony- Antonian Staff 3, 45 Drama Club 3, 45 Red Cross Club 15 Track 1. JAMES JOHN PHILLIPS, 3 Moffatt Ave., St. Anthony- Antonian Staff 35 Biolo- gy Club Vice-President 25 Chemistry Club President 35 German Club 25 Latin Club 15 Math Club 45 Talisman Staff 4. meter -1, 2, g45J5o.i:umJQ.lub-14-Chess Club 35 Soccer 2, 3, 45 Biology Club 2. DONNA MARIE RICCITELLO, 342 Cleveland Ave., St. Anthony-Glee Club 4. RAYMOND JOHN RICCITELLO, 836 Franklin St., Holy Angels-Spanish Club 25 Track 1. MARY ANN RIDOLFINO, 848 Quinton Ave., St. Anthony-Future Nurses' Club 2. JACQUELINE MARIE RINZ, 2 Claude Rd., St. Vincent De Paul- Corristin Staff 35 Future Teachers' Club 45 Soft- ball 2. DORENE RITA ROBERTS, 529 Norway Ave., St. Anthony- Corristin Staff 3, 45 San Hi Mission Promoter 25 Future Secre- taries' Club 3, 4. WILLIAM JOHN ROCHE, 119 Cleveland Ave., St. Anthony-Student Council Pres- ident 45 Class President 2, 35 Forum Club 3, 45 Drama Club 35 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Future Doctors' Club 3, 45 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 3, 4. DOMINICK STEPHEN ROSATI, 124 Part- ridge Ave., St. Anthony-Soccer 2, 4. GAIL MARY RUSKAI, 411 Division St., Immaculate Conception-Glee Club 45 Softball 15 Cheerleading 1, 4. ROBERT FRANCIS RUTHEWIC, 609 Chestnut Ave., Immaculate Conception- Cross Country 25 Track 3. MARGARET ROSE RYAN, 22 Newkirk Ave., St. Anthony- Antonian Staff 1, 2, 35 San Hi Mission Promoter 15 Forum Club 1, 25 Talisman Staff 4. JAMES THOMAS RZEMINSKI, 33 Unwin Dr., St. Raphael-Radio Club 45 Cross Country 45 Track 4. JAMES DANIEL SABOL, 22 Barricklo St., Holy Angels-Basketball 15 Track 1. JOSEPH EDWARD SABOL, 22 Barricklo St., Holy Angels-Basketball 1, 2, 45 Surf Club 25 Baseball 45 Football 15 Cross Country 25 Track 1, 2, 3. JOANNE BARBARA SAPUDAR, 12 Doro- thy Dr., St. Raphael-Spanish Club 2. ANITA LOUISE SAWYER, 211 Fulton St., Immaculate Conception-Drama Club 35 Biology Club 2. KENNETH ANTHONY SCHILLER, 716 Hobart Ave., St. Anthony-Homeroom Representative 3, 45 Antonian Staff 25 Forum Club 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 25 Key Club 45 Biology Club 25 Cross Country 25 Track 1, 2, 3. IRENE MARIE SCHNORBUS, 220 Sewell Ave., Holy Angels-Future Nurses' Club 2. WALTER FRANCIS SCHWARTZ, 53 Reed Ave., Holy Angels-Chemistry Club 45 Radio Club 4. FRANCIS EDWARD SERAFINE, 343 Woodside Ave., St. Raphael-Radio Club 45 Cross Country 25 Track 2, 3, 4. RICHARD PHILIP SERENI, 348 Cleve- land Ave., St. Anthony-Chess Club 45 Cross Country 45 Tennis 45 Golf 3, 4. THOMAS MARK SHEPPARD, 1029 Park Ave., St. Anthony- Corristin Staff 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 15 Latin Club 15 Red Cross Club 45 Track 1, 2. RICHARD ANTHONY SIMON, 651 Franklin St., Immaculate Conception- Corristin Staff 45 Drama Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Track 3. DONNA MARIE SINCOSKIE, 1154 Ham- ilton Ave., St. Anthony-Glee Club 45 Future Nurses' Club 25 Tennis 3. KENNETH WAYNE SKED, 315 Ardmore Ave., St. Anthony-Forum Club 1, 2, 35 Biology 25 Chemistry Club 35 Chess Club 3,445 Cross Country 35 Tennis 45 Golf ROBERT AUGUSTUS SLOVER, 1155 Hamilton Ave., St. Anthony-Home Room Representative 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2. PATRICIA ANN SOLLAMI, 2333 So. Broad St., Holy Angels-Student Council, Secretary 45 Cheerleading 1, 4. JOSEPH WILLIAM STEIN, 29 Pierce Ave., gt.3A:thony-Cross Country 45 Track 1, BARBARA ANN STEVULAK, 26 Lake Ave., Holy Angels-Glee Club 45 Softball l5 Cheerleading 2, 3, 4. DAVID ALEXANDER STRONG, 228 So. Olden Ave., St. Anthony-Latin Club 1, 25 Radio Club 45 Cross Country 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 4. LAWRENCE FRANK SUCH, 103 Sykes Ave., St. Anthony-Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1. MICHAEL JOSEPH SUJANSKY, 40 El- mont Rd., St. Raphael-Biology Club 25 Radio Club 45 Cross Country 2, 3, 4. CONSTANCE MARIE SWINGLE, 126 Dickinson Ave., St. Anthony-Library Aide 2, 3, 4. JOAN MARIE SZUCS, 259 Hunter Ave., Holy Angels-Library Aide 2, 3, 4. ROBERT LEONARD TACKETT, 25 En- glewood Blvd., St. Raphael-Cross Coun- try 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL WILLIAM TAKOCH, 136 An- derson St., Immaculate Conception- Corristin Staff 45 Drama Club 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Football 1, 2. KAREN JOYCE TALLONE, 22 Magnolia Lane, St. Raphael-San Hi Mission Pro- moter 15 Glee Club 15 Radio Club 25 Red Cross Club 25 Volley Ball 2. MICHAEL DIEGO TEMPESTA, 242 So. Olden Ave., St. Anthony. EDWARD JOSEPH TERLECKI, 47 Cool- idge Ave., St. Anthony-Baskeball 1, 2, 3, 45 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4. JANET MARIE THIEL, 2160 Greenwood Ave., St. Anthony- Corristin Staff 3, Assistant Editor 45 Biology Club 2, Presi- dent 35 Basketball 2. CECILIA MARIE THOMAS, 162 Cleve- land Ave., St. Anthony-San Hi Mission Promoter 25 Volley Ball 1. MARY LOUISE TIEDEMANN, 4011 So. Broad St., St. Raphael-Glee Club 45 Red Cross Club 4. SHARON ANN TOKAZEWSKI, 136 Over- look Ave., Holy Angels- Talisman Staff 45 Drama Club 3, 45 Biology Club Secretary 2, 35 German Club 25 Chemistry Club 3. JAMES BRUCE TRACCHI, 88 Wagner Ave., St. Anthony-Radio Club 4. NANCY CATHERINE TRACEY, 23 Riley Ave., St. Raphael-Glee Club 15 Spanish Club 2. JUDITH KATHLEEN TRANTER, 10 Forman Dr., St. Gregory the Great- Corristin Staff 35 Drama Club 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Red Cross Club 15 Fu- ture Teachers' Club 45 Cheerleading 2, 3. MARY JANE ELIZABETH TRUNZO, 2008 Whatley Rd., St. Raphael-Student Council Treasurer 45 Home Room Rep- resentative 15 Antonian Staff 2, 35 Drama Club 35 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Future Nurses's Club 2, Treasurer 35 Future Doctors' Club Secretary 3, 45 Science Club 4. BARBARA ANN TUCKER, 253 Edward Ave., Holy Angels-Home Room Repre- sentative 45 Glee Club 2, 3. MARGARET THERESE TURANSICK, 419 Gladstone Ave., St. Anthony-Home- room Representative 35 Corristin,' Staff 3, 45 Latin Club 15 Library Aide 2, 3. EVELYN BERNADETTE TURGYAN, 1530 Kuser Rd., Holy Angels-San Hi Mission Promoter 15 Glee Club 1, 25 Bi- ology Club 25 Volley Ball 1. KATHRYN EDITH TURNER, 776 Quin- ton Ave., St. Anthony--Future Nurses' Club 2.1 ELIZABETH ANDREA TUSAY, 2025 So. Clinton Ave., Holy Angels-Latin Club 1, 25 Red Cross Club 15 Future Nurses' Club 2, 35 Library Aide 1, 2. ROBERT STEPHEN TUSAY, 2025 So. Clinton Ave., Holy Angels. JOAN EVA MARIA VAN HISE, 234 So. Olden Ave., St. Anthony-Future Nurses' Club 2, 3. KA TH E R I N E BERNADETTE VAN HORN, 910 Chestnut Ave., Immaculate Conception-Spanish Club 25 Cheerlead- ing 1, 2, 3. MICHAEL THOMAS VASIL, 30 Soloff Dr., St. Raphael-Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 4. CATHY ANN VON GONTEN, 18 Mallory Way, St. Raphael-Third Order 35 Bi- ology Club 25 Latin Club 1. THERESA LOUISE WALKO, 1947 Arena Dr., St. Raphael-Future Secretaries' Club 45 German Club 1, 2. MARY JANE SUSAN WARD, 7 Marlow Court, St. Raphael-Future Secretaries' Club 3, 4. DAVID PAUL WARFEL, 370 Connecti- cut Ave., St. Anthony-Soccer 1, 3. JAMES IGNATIUS WASKOVICH, 26 Perry Ave., St. Anthony- Antonian Staff 35 Glee Club 1, 25 Latin Club 15 Baseball 15 Golf 3, 45 Math Club 4. ERNST WERNER WEGSCHAIDLER, 1215 Genesee St., Holy Angels-Glee Club 15 Track 3. GARY JOSEPH WERNER, 242 Woodland Ave., Immaculate Conception-Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 25 Soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 San Hi Mission Promoter 4. NORMAN JOSEPH WHITE, 33 Ward Ave., St. Anthony. MARY LYNN WIERZBICKI, 28 Unwin Dr., St. Raphael- Antonian, Staff 15 Band 1, 25 Biology Club 2. REGINA MARGARET WILDMANN, 1501 Genesee St., Holy Angels-San Hi Mission Promoter 35 Glee Club 1, 25 Bi- ology Club 25 Volley Ball 1. SHARON JEAN WOREK, 113 Winding Way, St. Raphael-Homeroom Repre- sentative 25 Corristin Staff 3, 45 Future Teachers' Club 4. DUANE JAMES YARD, 164 Reed Ave., Holy Angels-Basketball 25 Track 3, 4. DONNA MARIE YECK, 1624 Liberty St., St. Anthony-Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Biology Club 25 Business Club 45 Volley Ball 3. ROSEMARIE RENA ZAPPLEY, 130 An- derson St., Immaculate Conception-Glee Club 3. LINDA LOUISE ZASOWSKI, 24 White Stag Dr., St. Vincent de Paul-Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Biology Club 25 Volley Ball 3. JAMES VINCENT ZOGBAUM, 91 Fal- mouth Rd., St. Raphael-Glee Club 1. ANTHONY AUGUST ZUNO, 556 Cen- tennial Ave., St. Anthony-Basketball 1. 117 R , K A - 'R az , f Q K 1f. k Q X V- . 5 f .NF . , I 5653313 '-.gin I . 9, .. ., ,,.. . x. V P' L 4 ' 1--If' X- 'i gn -xxx 1 H Q 1' Q iiisi . A - 'F 2 1 . A DELUXE PATRO MR. AND MRS. GENE ARGENTI 138 Beech Ave. MR. AND MRS. JOHN BOCZANY 404 Lafayette Ave. MR. AND MRS. GERARD BOYLE 48 Bentley Ave. MR. AND MRS. JOHN BRANSFIELD AND FAMILY 16 Perry Ave. MR. AND MRS. FELIX CAOLA 32 Barricklo St. MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH P. CAREY 1328 Greenwood Ave. ROCKY CASTELLCINI Atlantic City, N. J. MRS. FRANK CHIACCHIO 911 Hamilton Ave. MR. MICHAEL COSTANZO 236 Redfern St. MR. WALTER JACOBSON 25 Englewood Blvd. MRS. VICTORIA GUDEBSKI 105 Samuel St. MR. AND MRS. J. EDWIN JAEGER 35 Valley View Road THE KERINS FAMILY 515 Sylvan Ave. THE LENAPE BOYS 96 Stokes Ave. MR. AND MRS. DAVID MAJOFSKY 313 So. Cook Ave. MR. AND MRS. JOHN MAZZEO 232 Hansen Ave. MR. PAUL MOSCA 245 Spring st. In Loving Memory of MICHAEL PAPPERO May He Rest In Peace MR. AND MRS. P. F. PAPERO MR. JOHN D. O'BRIEN 1207 William St. MARY AND JOSEPH OLEX 28 Maddock Ave. THE THOMAS M. RYAN FAMILY 22 Newkirk Ave. THE SCHILLER FAMILY 716 Hobart Ave. MR. AND MRS. EDWARD S. TAKOCH 136 Anderson St. MR. AND MRS. BENJAMIN TOKAZEWSKI 136 Overlook Ave. DR. AND MRS. R. C. TURNER 776 Quinton Ave. THE YARD FAMILY 164 Reed Ave. FACULTY, ST. ANTHONY HIGH SCHOOL 175 Leonard Ave. FRANCISCAN FATHERS St. Stanislaus Church 60 Randall Ave. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION JUNIOR HOLY NAME SOCIETY ST. ANTHONY'S HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION AL'S AUTO BODY SERVICE, INC. 323 Brunswick Ave. Phone 695-1422 BELYUNG FLORIST 534 Emmett Ave. Phone 392-61 1 1 BARTOLINI BAR AND LIQUOR STORE, INC. 931 Chambers St. Phone 393-7951 M. DEMARCO PLUMBING AND HEATING 1424 Cedar Lane Phone 586-6560 EISENBERG AND O,HARA School Uniforms 1307 Market St., Philadelphia, Pa. BOB FISHER Smoke di: Odor Removal 697 Bristol Road Churchville, Pa. 18966 Phone C2151 EL 5-0869 HOLLAND MOLD, INC. 1040 Pennsylvania Ave. Phone 392-1755-392-7032 HUSKYJS TIRE SERVICE Klockner and White Horse Ave. Phone 586-0266 CGates Tiresl LAVENDER HALL RESTAURANT Rt. 532, Newton, Pa. Phone WO 8-3888 MAURY ROBINSON The fine store for men and boys 512-514 Hamilton Ave. Phone 392-6043 ROGER ROBINSON at ROGER LAMACHIA ll9 Sister Mary Martha and Section 5A Sister Norbert and Section 1B Sister Miriam Wanda and Section 2B Sister Eleanor Francis and Section 3B Mr. Joseph Schwent and Section 7B Mr. White and Section 1C Sister Christine Marie and Section 2C Mrs. Johnson and Section 3C Mr. Trayers and Section 4C Sister John Anthony and Section 5 C Miss Liptak and Section 6C Sister Miriam Grace and Section 4D Mrs. Wnuk and Section 5D Miss Nadolny and Section 6D Sister Kathleen Joseph and Section 7D Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bleier 1782 Greenwood Ave. Hugh P. Breen, Sr. 26 Steward St. Mr. and Mrs. John Bush 32 Mark Twain Dr. Joseph Casto 464 Cleveland Ave. M. S. Conte, M.D.-J. V. Castranova, M.D. 2800 Nottingham Way Mr. and Mrs. Armand Chiacchio 1146 S. Olden Ave. Mr. and Mrs. John Chopan Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cortina 182 Edmund St. William H. Courtney and Son 2161 Nottingham Way Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Craig 1307 Chambers St. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dargo and Family 507 Independence Ave. Daniel DeCore Lafayette Lounge AEA Fraternity 442 Johnston Ave. Donna Dempster 660 Independence Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent B. DeSimone 439 Garfield Ave. 120 SPECIAL P TRO Mr. and Mrs. Francis DiEugenio 27 Marshall Ave. Dick Eugel 629 Miller Ave. George Fowler 122 Westcott Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Franco 820 Melrose Ave. A Friend A Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend Gift of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Geisner 619 Lafayette Ave. Mr. and Mrs. John E. Gill 1316 Hamilton Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gill 1314 Hamilton Ave. I-Iarold Hubscher 1932 E. McGalliard Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Kozicz 48 Pierce Ave. Mr. and Mrs. John Leone 709 Monmouth St. Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Phelan 446 Atlantic Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Phillips 3 Moffatt Ave. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rence Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Riccitello 342 Cleveland Ave. The Rinz Family 2 Claude Rd. Maury Robinson 512 Hamilton Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rzeminski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Sapudar 12 Dorothy Dr. In Memory of Fr. Columban Sattler, O.F.M. Conv Mr. Robert Schroeder Bowhill Ave. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Schnorbus 220 Sewell Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schwartz, Jr. 53 Reed Ave. Mrs. Edward A. Seidenglanz 1305 Chambers St. Virginia M. Sereni 348 Cleveland Ave. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Slover 'W I l53'Hamilton Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McDonough 42 Bismarck Ave. The Marrolli Family 84 Maple Shade Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Michaels 24 Lakeview Dr. Mr. Anthony Miller Mrs. Beatrice Mooney Mr. Joseph Mooney Joseph R. Mooney Mr. and Mrs. William Noon 1027 Revere Ave. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Normile 8: Family 880 Park Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Otto 252 Steward Ave. Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Pearson 53 Hobart Ave. Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Peterson 1216 Hamilton Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Strong 228 S. Olden Ave. Mrs. Russell Swingle 126 Dickinson Ave. Mr. and Mrs. John Szucs 259 Hunter Ave. Mrs. Doris Thomas 162 Cleveland Ave. Mr. John M. Toth 72 Benson Ave. Lee Vitkosky 236 Finlay Ave. Mr. Michael Wallace St. Anthony H. S. Mr. and Mrs. E. Robert Wokoun 1536 Richmond Ave. Mr. and Mrs. James Zogbaum 91 Falmouth Rd. Jim Waskovich 26 Perry Ave. PECIAL BUSI ESS PATRO AGABITI'S COBBLER SHOPPE Independence Mall 888-3074 AL DAMICO HEATH AUTO 332 Fourth St. TU 3-3200 ALEXANDER'S TWIN PHARMACY 2217 So. Olden Ave. 587-8328 AMICO SAND 8t GRAVEL CO. P. O. Box if 100 Riverside, N. J. 08075 461-0043 ALBERT E. BARRETT Black Top Road Construction West State St. 5 87-1 800 BARRETFS RESTAURANT River Road TU 2-1524 BEAVER SPORTING GOODS 1154 Hamilton Ave. 394-3340 JAMES J. BRESNEN 8z ASSOC. 72 Benson Ave. 586-3701 CAPITAL SPORTING GOODS One Stop Sport Shop 923 N. Olden Ave. 392-4121 CARELLA SHOES 2503 Nottingham Way 587-5823 CESARE'S QUALITY MEATS Hamilton and Clinton Ave. 393-4141 VINCENT CHIARADIA 8: SONS, Builders 1332 Princeton Ave. 396-3462 CORONET SALES CO., INC. 1821 N. Olden Ave. TU 2-0621 DEVLIN PHOTO SERVICE 267 Johnston Ave. 586-1 160 ELECTRICAL MOTOR REPAIR CO Trenton, N. J. ELECTRONIC COMPUTER PROGRAMMING INSTITUTE Independence Mall 888-1226 FLOWER HILL NURSERY AND PLANT MARKET Bull Run Road 737-0887 FOY'S DRUG STORE 3024 So. Broad St. 888-0400 GARDEN STATE SALES, INC. 1009 So. Olden Ave. 599-4529 A. S. GILBERT, INC. Road Building and Maintenance Equipment P. O. Box 338 Kingston, N. J. 08528 609-924-1684 GRIFFITH ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. So. Broad and Second St. 695-6121 HEARTBREAKERS Instrumental and Vocal Group 586-5761 NICK INNOCENZI 8a SONS, INC. 104 Reeger Ave. INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 2058 Brunswick Ave. 392-3 1 18 J Sc J DELI 1490 So. Olden Ave. 586-6484 J. 8a S. HOME IMPROVEMENT 18 Jericho Drive 586-7840 JUDY LEE CERAMICS SUPPLIES 48 Lansing Ave. 587-3905 KESSEL KITCHEN EQUIPMENT CO. P. O. Box 1052 U. S. -if 1 Brunswick Pike 896-1214 LINI'S BEAUTY SALON 1020 Hamilton Ave. 393 -46 1 3 LORRAINE PLASTIC INDUSTRIES, INC. U I Route 33, P. O. Box 130, Robbmsvllle. 586-2910 LORRAINE'S COFFEE SHOP 122 Front St. MAGUIRE-BURKE AGENCY, INC. Insurance and Real Estate 85 State Highway, Route 33 587-2707 Compliments of N. P. CO. 979 Lalor St. 392-8659 OLD CEDAR INN AND OLD CEDAR LIQUOR STORE So. Olden and Cedar Lane 586-4545 THE OLDEN PHARMACY Cards - Gifts - Jewelry 930 So. Olden Ave. 586-6661 ORCHID FLORAL SHOPPE 1148 E. State St. 392-4004 PATTERSON CHEVROLET 1 170 Route 33 5 87-1 63 3 PRATICO J EWELERS 971 Lalor St. CRearJ 392-695 3 KEY CLUB St. Anthony H. S. PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION St. Anthony Grammar School ST. ANTHONYIS PARISH Troop 9 VARSITY FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS St. Anthony H. S. THRIFT FINANCE CO. 1141 Hamilton Ave. 396-45 64 TINA'S BRIDAL SHOP 1415 Chambers St. 393 -6 1 1 9 TRENTON SPEED SHOP 2187 Spruce St. 883-3408 TRENTON TRUST COMPANY 28 W. State St. WHITE HOUSE CHEMICAL CO. Trinity Ave. 5 87-6 1 1 2 Congratulations from YARDVILLE HOTEL Yardville ALADDIN'S LAMP BODY SHOP 45 Welley Ave. 396-6700 BANKS DEL-Best in Cold Cuts 1444 Hamilton Ave. Jim and Bill Rich, Props. BARBERO BAKERY, INC. 61 Conrad St. 394-5 122 CHAMBERS ST. RADIATOR WORKS 1926 Chambers St. 393-8388-392-6519 CHOPAN REALTORS 2827 So. Broad St. 396-01 18 CHOPIN MUSIC CO. 1108 N. Olden Ave. 695-7456 . CIRCLE LANES 6 Brunswick Circle Ext. EX 4-5188 JOHN R. COCCO, INC. 333 Chambers St. 393-5939 BOB COTTRELL'S FLYING A. SER. 1067 So. Broad St. 392-9342 DELORENZO PAPER STOCK, INC. 215 Miami Ave. 586-4488 DEL RIO RESTAURANT 1961 Hamilton Ave. J U 7-2890 DELORENZO'S RESTAURANT 1007 Hamilton Ave. 393-2952 DOLCI ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 128 Tremont St. EDDIE'S DELUXE DONUTS 508 Hamilton Ave. USI ESS P TRONS INGRID'S BEAUTY SALON 572 Klockner Rd. 586-7793 J. AND M. FLOOR COVERING 24 Patterson Ave. 587-3587 JOE AND ED'S T.V. SERVICE JAY KIDDIERAMA, INC. Rt. 206 R.D. 552 392-7041 KOCSIS TRACTOR SALES 4453 Nottingham Way 587-7971 ALBERT KORONA - FURS 1049-1051 S. Broad St. 393-1050 Compliments of LARRY'S DELICATESSEN LEVIN CANDY CO. - Willard Cohen 1081 S. Clinton Ave. 394-1878 LUSTRA LIGHTING GUARANTEED Russell Lupo 695-7337 MARIO'S DELICATESSEN 1400 So. Olden Ave. 586-6764 MARTY DRIVE-IN 807 S. Olden Ave. 393-0332 MERIT PAINT, WALLPAPER, INC. 1666 Hamilton Ave. 586-11 10 ADAM NOWICKI ORCHESTRA 2308 Liberty St. 586-4071 NU-WAY CLEANERS 1607 S. Olden Ave. 888-1166 OLDEN SERVICE g SALAMANDRA LIQ. STORE, INC. 900 Chestnut Ave. EX 3-4040 SCHAEFFER MACHINE CO. 421 Bunting Ave. EX 4-1222 SHAPE 'N' STYLE 1121 Hamilton Ave. 392-3801 SILK'S PHARMACY 1901 Greenwood Ave. JU 7-5423 GEORGE A. SMITH, Pharmacist Chestnut at So. Clinton Ave. 393-4747 C. SNEDEKER AND SON General Insurance 155 Roxboro Rd. SOUTH BROAD CITGO 1650 So. Broad St. 392-9705 SOUTH BROAD MOBILE So. Broad and Chambers 695-6973 STEEL'S FLORAL SHOP 725 So. Broad St. 396-153 1 STEINEL PHARMACY 1166 Hamilton Ave. 393-4098 STENZEL AND SOUTH OIL CO. 3467 Quakerbridge Rd. EX 3-2500 STEVE'S BARBER SHOP 1270 Hamilton Ave. 396-3478 W. V. STEWART AND SON Plumbing and Heating 2927 Nottingham Way 587-9555 392-4456 FABIANiS GULF SERVICE Swan St. and Whittaker Ave. EX 2-9492 FOLEY'S ATLANTIC STATION So. Olden Ave. J. M. FOSTER CO., INC. Morrisville, Pa. 295-4277 MIKE FRANKO, Golf Professional TW 6-0287 FRITZ HOME MADE MEAT PRODUCTS Washington and West St. 393-9679 GEORGE,S BEVERAGES 522 Miller Ave. JU 6-6556 DON GROPP'S HARDWARE 2670 Nottingham Way 587-0500 CARL J . GOELLER, Florist 530 Hamilton' Ave. 396-35 14 GUSiS AUTO REPAIR HAMILTON FOOD 4752 1992 Arena Drive 585-6641 HARRY,S DELICATESSEN 1266 Hamilton Ave. 392-9418 HARTMANN FUNERAL HOMES HUDSON GARDEN RESTAURANT 419 Hudson St. 695-9638 122 1515 So. Olden Ave. 888-9834 ORSI'S TOMATO PIES 1633 Hamilton Ave. 586-6660 PARFAIT HOUSE 411 Route 33, Hamilton Sq. 586-2835 PERNO'S BAKE SHOP 1898 State Highway Rt. 33 587-4980 WAMSLEY PONTIAC E. Bridge St. and Delmorr Ave. Morrisville, Pa. 295-4111 PAT AND CHRIS PRATICO Home-Seal Co. 830 Liberty St. 393-7166 REGAN,S APPLIANCE 1133 Hamilton Ave. 695-8665 VIC RICE, P.G.A. Pro. Complete Line of Golf Equipment 888-0710 ROCKY'S MOBILE SER. 1657 Hamilton Ave. 587-9701 ROOT-AWAY SEWER SERVICE 1 Howland Circle 586-6456 SAINTE MARIE DRY CLEANING SERVICE 725 Chestnut Ave. 393-9101 SURREY HIIL HOMES Mercer St., Hamilton Sq. 587-9771 SUZANNE'S COIFFEURS 33 White Horse Ave. 585-8220 TOM AND JANICE'S BEAUTY SALON 326 W. State St. 394-5600 TONY'S DELI 33 George Dye Rd. 586-3857 TRACEY VENDING 18 Goeke Dr. 585-8979 TRENTON MINERAL FLOORING CO. 65 Patterson Ave. 586-5223 TRENTON STARTER AND GENERATOR SERVICE 626 Genesee St. 396-6396 - VERANZFS SERVICE STATION 2484 So. Broad St. VILLA PARK SOLDIER AND SAILOR CLUB 429 Morris Ave. WHITEHEAD BAR 312 Whitehead Rd. JU 7-9853 YE VILLAGER 1710 Liberty St. 393-6674 YOUR CLEANING VILLAGE Independence Mall 888-3354 Miss French and Section 5B Mr. Carson and Section 1D Girls' Basketball Team St. Anthony High School Immaculate Conception Parish Conventual Franciscan Fathers Immaculate Conception P.T.A. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Ames 64 Phillips Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Enrico Angelucci 47 Patterson Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Angelucci 610 Newkirk Ave. Mrs. Raymond Ault 1155 Hamilton Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Barrett 26 Kinney Dr. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Baskowsky Best of Luck, Graduates Mrs. Agnes Branca Daniel Brenna Mr. Earl Briel 205 Barricklo St. Paulette Bodnor 1602 Gennessee St. Miss K. Burkholtz 216 Bergen Ave. Mr. and Mrs. John Burns 360 Bert Ave. Joseph G. Burns Mr. and Mrs. Gaetano Chiacchio 419 Hudson St. Michael N. Chopan Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Choquette Hamilton Ave. Mr. and Mrs. John Cichocki, Jr. 407 S. Olden Ave. Mrs. Ruth Citara 334 Gardner Ave. Mr. Robert Companick Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Connolly 117 Austin Ave. Anthony F. Conte 2345 So. Broad St. Miss Louise Cortina 182 Edmund St. Miss Theresa Cortina 182 Edmund St. Dr. and Mrs. M. P. Costantini 468 Hamilton Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cozzolino 826 Greenwood Ave. Mr. and Mrs. James Cronin 124 Rusling St. Miss Mary A. Cunningham Bernard J. Daly 112 Columbia Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Danka Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Desio 305 Tindall Ave. PATRO Mr. Clarence Dickson 434 Columbus Ave. Frank A. DiEugenio 282 Hamilton Ave. Joseph A. DiEugenio 27 Marshall Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Dobronte Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Dolci 136 Chapman Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Q. Dragonetti 18 Pintinalli Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunn Paxton Ave. Thomas J. Dunn 440 Paxton Ave. Louis Emdey, Sr. 226 Steward St. Mrs. Rita Emdey 326 Woodside Ave. Miss Lucine Fabian Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fetkin 236 Finley Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Fleith 219 Ashmore Ave. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Frake, Jr. Bristol, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Friedman 609 Cedar Lane A Friend A Friend 2 Claude Rd. A Friend, A.S.F. Friend Compliments of a Friend Compliments of a Friend From a Friend Mr. Arthur F. Foulks Roebling, N. J. Ray Gaw 218 Dancer Dr. Mr. Joseph Geisner, Jr. 619 Lafayette Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gerhauser, Sr. 559 Hutchinson St. Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Gill 57 Grayson Ave. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Goodrich 52 Bayberry Rd. Graduate of '66 136 Chapman Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Gruerio 736 Greenwood Ave. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Guscior and Frances, '71 The Haas Family 364 Commonwealth Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hahn 120 Berg Ave. Midshipman 4!C Thomas Hahn 120 Berg Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hallmark 208 Locust St. Thomas Hallowell 356 Washington Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Helleis 215 Locust Ave. Gerald Patrick Higham, Atty. at Law 1146 Greenwood Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Hill 54 Gridley St. Mr. and Mrs. W. Leonard Hillman 18 Black Pine Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hodge 249 Morris Ave. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Hogan 6 Kenwood Terrace Virgil Hollender, '66 4 Dover Rd. E Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hollendonner 2126 Liberty St. Lorraine and Robert Hollendonner 2126 Liberty St. Mrs. Robert Hough 249 Dancer Dr. Mr. and Mrs. James M. Inman 12 Cedar Lane Lieut. and Mrs. Edward L. Jackson Key West, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer James, Sr. 2323 So. Clinton Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones 23 Middleton Drive Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Karns Mr. and Mrs. William J. Karns Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kaszimer 350 So. Olden Ave. Mr. and Mrs. David Katz Mr. Michael J. Keane 40 Gridley St. Mr. John J. Keating 271 So. Olden Ave. Mrs. John Keating 271 So. Olden Ave. Patrick and John Keating 271 So. Olden Ave. Mr. and Mrs. James King 565 Centennial Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kisielewski 522 Hobart Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kleiner 659 So. Olden Ave. Rev. Edward U. Kmiec 1416 Princeton Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peter Kmiec 703 Woodland St. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Krueger 29 Englewood Blvd. Mayor and Mrs. Roland J. Krueger 42 Elizabeth Ave. Mr. and Mrs. J. Kosobuski 658 Ohio Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kosztyu Agnes Kubiak Sharon Rd., Robbinsville Mr. and Mrs. J. Kurilla 31 Adeline St. Mr. and Mrs. J. Langenburg 10 Lorraine Dr. Mr. and Mrs. George Lane 9 Appleton Dr. Miss Madelyn Lane Sharon, Barbara, and Deborah Lane 9 Appleton Dr. Mr. Frank Lanzi 41 Liberty St. Mr. Miller Lenco 182 Kuser Rd. Mr. Victor Lenco Kuser Rd. Miss Victoria Lenco 182 Kuser Rd. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Lenhardt 841 Kuser Rd. Mr. and Mrs. A. Liptak 19 Gedney Rd. Miss Mary Ann Liptak 19 Gedney Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Guy LoBue Mr. and Mrs. Jerome P. McCarthy 760 Quinton Ave. Dr. George J. McM.lnus 2770 So. Broad St. A. Manukas 1767 Orchard Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Dominic F. Marazzo 83 Winding Way Mr. and Mrs. John Margicin 40516: Centre St. Mr. Merritt P TRO Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Oberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert Otto 40 Brook Lane Dr. William J. Palanky, D.D.S. 995 So. Broad St. Mr. and Mrs. John Polak 41 Gridley St. Mr. and Mrs. Mario Palombi 30 Gridley St. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Paolozzi 705 Anderson St. Mr. and Mrs. Paparella 2345 S. Broad St. Russell P. Pauline 604 E. Franklin St. Patrolmen's Benevolent Assoc. if 167 A Patron A Patron Mr. and Mrs. Philip Persichelli 1440 Nottingham Way Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Peters and Family 576 Emmet Ave. Mary A. Peterson 1216 Hamilton Ave. Andrew J. Peterson 1216 Hamilton Ave. Mr. and Mrs. G. Petralia 35 Arbor Ave. Phi Chi Delta Mr. and Mrs. John Piepszak 137 Thropp Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Mario Pieretti 591 Hutchinson St. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pollard 100 Winding Way Charles Mesenazos Elizabeth, N. J. John and Philip Michaels 24 Lakeview Dr. Mrs. Susan Mella 122 Rusling St. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Miller Mrs. Margaret Moore Mr. and Mrs. Norman Morris 581 Elbridge Rd., Morrisville William E. Mountford, M.D. 217 N. Warren St. Mr. and Mrs. James Mule 35 Lopatcong Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard C. Murphy Mr. Anthony Nitti Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nomejko 1309 Chambers St. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Noon Sherwood II Apts. Mrs. William Normile Rev. Andrew A. 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