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“If a man does not keep pace with his com- panions, perhaps it is because he hears a dif- ferent drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away.” Henry David Thoreau 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY......................PAGE 6 SENIORS......................PAGE 48 DIRECTORY....................PAGE 110 ACTIVITIES...................PAGE 120 THE 75th YEAR................PAGE 154 SPORTS.......................PAGE 170 AD BOOSTERS................PAGE 197 And when this stranger extends his hand to us. let it be clasped [if only for the moment] without fear—for he is beyond proud, and will not be beckoned at our command. At first glimpse we behold an evoking smile—his nod seeking neither to justify nor condemn—shall bid us farewell. He does not labor to confine our thoughts, nor does he attempt to suppress their expression. He says much in silence; he is a good listener. The deathless enigma—allies for peace until we are torn by the capricious ness of this conquering hero. On a whim he decides whether you be friend or foe, and once he resumes his ardbus journey, he never stops to recall which he favored. .. when.. or why. We have all feared his sobriety—behind his back—and yet we still dared to laugh in his face [perhaps solely to conceal our dread. Lpon seeing this, the insidious figure turned away—his omniscient grin boasting of his omnipotence. Yes, his trickery has led many astray, but only in their failure to unveil the secret to his imposter's true identity lies his triumph. We feel his ubiquity; it abides in our souls. We may glance at his workings; they are engraved upon our memories. We may grasp his hand; he can lead us only so long as we will follow. It is to this Ruler of the past and Subject of the future that we, the graduating class of 1974, dedicate these—our echoing days... —Bonnie Ellen Sherbo vV JOHN L. PETITTI Principal “O Divine Master Grant that 1 may not so much seek For it is in giving that we reoe ve It is in pardoning that we are pardoned St. Francis of Assisi JAMES L. GREEN Administrative Assistant EUAS LEVINSON Vice-Principal “Freedom is not free it costs in blood, sweat, and tears. “Education, then, beyond all other devices of human origin, is a great equalizer of the conditions of men- the balance-wheel of the social machinery ... it gives each man the independence and the means by which he can resist the selfishness of other men. It does bet- ter than to disarm the poor of their hostility toward the rich: it prevents being poor ... -Horace Manrs 8 ADMINISTRATION GERTRUDE UEB “God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.” -St. Francis of Assisi HENRY YAM Department Chairman The use of history is to give value to the present hour and its duty.” -Ralph Waldo Emerson CHARLES CELLA IRA COHEN “Peoples and governments have never learned any- thing from history.” JOHN PROBST Live and let live.” JAMES LENNON Those who cannot remember the past are con- demned to repeat it.” EDNA BAILEY The greatest thing in the world is to know how to be sufficient unto oneself. JEWELL FREEMAN DAVID MELCHIONNO A DORI SI A HILL Time invested in education yields high dividends in personal growth. I sat upon the shore Fishing with the arid plain behind me Shall I at least set my lands in order? -T.S. Eliot The Wasteland JAN GERBER In the midst of winter I found that there was in me An invincible summer. - Albert Camus ROBERT ADUBATO Forgive, O Lord, my little jokes on Thee, And I'll forgive Thy great big one on me. -Robert Frost ANGELA ZURAWIECKI Department Chairwoman No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. - Kahhl Gibran MARGO MC CORMICK “When I read some of the rules for speaking and writ- ing the English language correctly ... I think Any fool can make a rule, And every fool will need it. -Henry David Thoreau JOAN MARY D’ALESSIO Honor and shame from no condition rise Act well your part, there all honor lies. - Alexander Pope 14 JOHN CAFONE But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep.” -Robert Frost Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” JUDITH STEWART DOROTHY MATTHEWS The superior man is modest in his speech, but exceeds in his actions.” -Confucius JOSEPH RUSSO A man's real possession is his memory. In nothing else is he rich, in nothing else is he poor. Alexander Smith I shall pass this way but once. Any kindness, re- spect, and love I can show, let me do it now, for I shall not pass this way again.” -Anonymous 15 PETER KOPELS The purpose of education is to make available to the student the tools of learning and to show him how to use them. Thus, he can make of himself what he will, with his Cod-given abilities. Each day do just a little something to make life better for someone else. Your reward will be great joy, peace and ac- complishment. “If you ask your mother for one fried egg for break- fast and she gives you two fried eggs and you eat both of them, who is better in arithmetic, you or your mother? -Carl Sandburg ANTONIA CERRATO EVELYN BACH ELLER Cod grant me the serenity to accept the things I can- not change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference. -St. Francis of Assisi MARTIN FENDRICK MARJORIE THURMAN He who does has and he who has does, or something like that. GLORIA PINCKNEY JOHN TON ERO LAURA ISSERMAN 'Happy are those who find wisdom and have understanding.' BARBARA ZOIS Life is a priceless gift; take heed not to waste one minute of it. 19 BEVERLY SCOTT GLORIA MASSENBURG AUCIA VANDENBULCKE FRED ENGEL “Never fear the want of business. A man who qualifies himself well for his calling, never fails of employment.” 20 -Thomas Jefferson ETHEL HEYWARD CAROL LEONE ‘Today is the first day of the rest of your life. - Anonymous CHERYL HAWK PENELOPE VEKIARIS THOMAS REILLY NANETTE ADAMS ERMA R1CCARD1 Anyone who dares to teach must keep on learn- ing! LEONORA DAMIANO We grow and increase in knowledge when we have problems, when we ask questions about things, and seek answers. They are not long the days of wine and roses. Out of a misty dream our path emerges a while then closes within a dream. -Ernest Dawson LESUE DONALDSON To discipline yourself is to avoid being disciplined by others” 24 REGINALD DU VAUER ‘Ttuth (complete truth) has never been, can never be contained in any one human creed or system.” BRUCE BENNETT ”It is the province of knowledge to speak, and it is the privi- lege of wisdom to listen. -0. W. Holmes MICHAEL EBER Department Char man It's never too late.” In the fields of observation, chance favors only the mind that is prepared. -Rene Vailery-Radot THOMAS KENNEDY ELMER SEMEL A sound mind in a sound body is a short but full description of a happy state in this world. -John Locke KATHY CARODNICK WILLIAM FLEMING ANNETTE RAFF JULES CEFTIC The past. The present. The future. Three parts of every man The one who knew The one who knows and The one who is confused. BARBARA MICKEY Body Beautiful and Nature's Girdle. JOSEPH BAKER High School is like a practice session. You learn all the fundamentals and skills needed to play the game. Then upon graduation, you go out and play the game for real. The name of the game is The Game of Life. I wish you all to be winners. AUCE HINES I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it. Voltaire 29 4. BARBARA COHEN YVONNE COYINS ‘‘My only hope is that in the end, my life will have touched someone else’s... as so many have touched my own.” L. RODMAN COLLINS ‘‘A polite approach prevents many obstacles from being placed in the path.” ARTHURSCAVONE The value of all things is fixed by their cost. If the race is worth running it's worth all its pain. And to come to the goal which seemed helplessly lost Is the sweetest of victories man can obtain.” - Edgar Guest “Each morning sees some task begun, Each evening sees it close; Something attempted, something done, Has earned a night’s repose.” -Longfellow, “The Village Blacksmith” EDITH WELLS ”To settle for less than your best in all your efforts is to rob yourself of the greatest satis faction in all your ac- complishments.” SALUE LUFT ... and we go on ... ANTHONY MARCOPOTO 'It was my pleasure to have worked on )ur Alma Mater and Fight Song. An inalysis of the words will reveal what ve can strive for in our daily school ife.” ANNE MAZE1KA Head Counselor HENRY ARATOW SHEILA CARTER “If there be sorrow let it be for things undone ... undreamed unrealized unattained.. -Man Evans “Unless I be endowed with knowledge, keen judgment and great experience, I cannot account myself a counselor of men.” -Kahlil Gibran “He who dares to teach, must never cease to learn. CAROLYN JOHNSON EUGENE FOLEY We know their dream; enough To know they dreamed and are dead. Then here's their memory! May it be For us a guiding light, To cheer our strife for liberty, And teach us to unite. -John Kells Ingram and W.B. Yeats ANGELA CARNASaOLA Marion Buchner LIBRARIAN Julia Fischer LIBRARIAN Agnes Fay SECURITY Marie Farry NURSE John Bowles SECURITY AUXILIARY 36 Winifred Horgan ATTENDANCE COUNSELOR 37 SERVICES 38 ‘‘Hello, Fifi stylists? May I have a cut and blow at 2:00? 39 You b«t they do .' DING DONG THE WITCH IS DEAD! I I 40 Who me? A munchkin?!?” Not me. 41 “All right, now I’ll tike my twelve lashes with a wet noodle!” Three, four, cha, cha, cha!” One, two, cha, cha, cha!!!” 42 You think you're bored?!” 43 45 “Me? Pose for a cough drop commercial?” L «O © follow Dht ydLow !Biic£ cRoad to €)otx 17 U cRainfiow Q aiLiLuxg djig dScAoot junior- Senior cRteefilion cSatuxday Sowing, J ay 3, 1973 8:00 fi.m. Scmi formal 4 c - 8 5 •fjp. Au VAILS BURG HIGH SCHOOL IACKER RULES £p A 1 Keep only your articles in yt LOCKER. ' ' A 2. Keep your lock combination SECRET. 3. Make sure both of your lockei £ doors are secured before lea Check top door last. b. Keep your locker neat and cl h(A-r. fOTTOHHS 1. a . hite ryrasuits (names embtoidered on uDper left hand side - not pocket) b Your gyrasuit should t e washed minimum every two weeks. iS Oh 3 r is i II ll II S w i •--i ill Congratulattens. You have been recommended for an Hanors English class ext tero, I know you can l k forward to an especially rich and rewarding bar cf English. I V. Mi TJ m x 0 m x ( ) 0 z z £ c 2 □ 5 z Lb a 5 CJ 6. SOCIAL SECURITY NUMSER 1 I I I I I I T O CT! o Q rsr Mill IT iy w 9. YOUR NAME AND MAILING ADO«ES$(pUaM print) BULLETIN February 28, 197U _____ I MM .RO CAM SE US£0 FROM 1 7 TO R a M. MARCuPCTO GAkUcMIlk SALLRNO . 3 MEANING | | g O W T5 .§ OS Z Q £ RURE OMPIETE TTHDRAWN g CUSEO 3 u X H 012533 1 Q12533L J R oo % z v i “S e smf 3 ti Sgg “ujg snj GRADE NEXT N S SIGNATURE ONLY PRINTED GRADES ARE OFFICIAL THIS REPORT VOID IF ANY ENTRY IS ALTERED OR ERASED. COURSt Do you reroit r“th«r ftfn we had“t.ie nlfltt we went“to“lr.e THE KAriTASTICKS????? Well, rooi e Joy is in store for you v n another trip I have planned, and I KNOW you will want to attend, (Bsnecidly you, Sharon ) I have planned a trip to 6ee William Shakespeare's THE TEiPEST at Lincoln ' -S S4«om . ! • P T R !1.00 KAFF jr -yH wick 5t l 53 08 HEALTH I 01 3 53503 0« PHYS eo 1 02 3 305A 3 C 3 mGRLO hist 03 3 10203 07 ENG 1 0A 3 A01 2 3 05 ART F0UN0ATI0N 05 1 50103 0A FOODS 05 2 255 A 3 13 GfcN SCIENCE 07 3 .tf363 08 ALG I 08 3 lilft Si' I r C- OS'S IWTZTH 1W awxvi 1YAOU 'ftSHil i 3 ft AT 00 rm 003 GG 310 108 KF Y MTWP HT’ lun ni - 201 30' Z£ f J UnJtr ejeur fh H ppafir i4 id ipprtsstofj' flufil+ C. JulJ C-t- dlJiCfif1 hllid , f- - - K i :CV : ) S COLLEGE BOARD Admissions Testing Progra: Bo 582 SENIOR CLASS ADVISORS Mr. Gabriel Nevola Mrs. Leonora Damiano “In the best of counsels there is some- thing to displease us; they are not our own thoughts; and therefore, presump- tion and caprice at first cause them to be rejected; whilst we only follow them through necessity or after having reflect- ed. -Jean De La Bruyere 50 . . . AND OFFICERS SHARON INSABELLA Treasurer STEPH1 RUBEN Corresponding Secretary ALAN BALKIN President PHYLLIS BIUNNO Recording Secretary LINDA JABLONOWSKI Vice-President LYNNRAAB Treasurer RICHARD ZIESER Zb's Crawford’s Comer . . . Jeff, Farly, Leo, Hopkins, Paul . . . strikes and boycotts. FRANK TANELLI SHIRLEY SHEFFIELD “Peanut “The Highest Peak” ... Jo. Sheila, Linda. Dottie, Ivy ... Hey Roy. party-party-party!” . . . clerk-typ- ist. They try to make things yield to them, not them to things. ” — Horace DENISE RUMPH “Niece ”Oh, Lord!” .. . phony people? ... talking on the phone ... mostly by myself. GARY CAPRON Anthony, Kevin, Scott ... hunting, fishing ... Mr. Stone, Mr. Penza ... Cancer. 52 “To think is more interesting than to know - who- ever shrinks from the idea will fi- nally unlearn the art of thinking. — Goethe MINERVA ORTIZ “I do my thing and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I, and if by chance we find each other, it's beautiful. - Frederick Perle CAMILLE ANNETTE MONTAGNA Pat: From time to time While looking at the moon The clouds will give you rest.” A Capricorn Woman MICHAEL MARVEL Mickey Being wealthy . . . No way” ... history? RONALD AKIYAMA Breathe, breathe in the air Don’t be afraid to care For long you live and high you fly And smiles you’ll give and tears you’ll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be.” Roger Walters -Dave Gilmour ROBERTO NEVAREZ VINCENT SCILLA HERMINA MONTGOMERY Mean Michael, Sharon. Pat. Ronald. Cal- vin ... “You get on my nerves. ... nurse . . . Mrs. Greggs, Mrs. Wells, Miss Gerber... 4 11 71 ... Aries. THERESA STEITZ Terri Eileen, Donna . . . Campy's with Kim . . . I'm hungry. .. . Sopho- more Hall Patrol. “Things do not change; THOMASENA BURDEN Toni” Eric, Sharon, Amy, Sheila, Barbara . . . detention . . . Good’nough” . . . lunch cards! PATRICK MULLANEY “Mullaney-Mash” Bud, Chops, Lox Bagels, Doc Berkshire... Shut her up, George. ... cruisin’.” we change. ” — Henry David Thoreau BRYAN KEITH HARRIS Auto matic wrist . . . Pat J.? . . . When in doubt, shoot.” . . . col- lege? . . . Virgo-the Virgin? GEORGIA BOUTSIKARIS ••George Stan, Cora, Lu, Mimi, Barb, Joyce . . . dancing, horseback riding . . . Mr. Engel... Libra. MIGDAUA MACHADO To everything there is a season, And a time to every purpose under heaven. A time to keep, and a time to cast away; A time to love, and a time to hate; A time of war and a time of peace. -Ecclesiastes 2:16-3:1-8 55 ALBERT KANGAS Satchmo” Sam's Diner . . . ventriloquist . . . collecting coat hangers . . . Mr. Green, Mr. Lennon, Mr. Donaldson ... Scorpio. ELIZABETH WESTON Richie: Now you are ready for the most difficult and the most fun of all-to fly straight up and know the meaning of kindness and love.” -Richard Bach There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them — Jim Croce PAMELA SCOTT Milk” Tange, Angela, Venice, Belinda, Bev- erly . . . the Boycott . . . working with the handicapped ... Mr. Cop- per. Mrs. Riccardi . . . Virgo Libra. MARK LEONARDIS Leo” Crawford’s Comer ... The Bad Boys . . . “IH give you a backhand. ... lawyer... Mr. Bennett's buddy? WILLIAM YACUS A faithful friend is a strong defense, and he that Hndeth such findeth a treasure. A faithful friend is beyond price, and there is no weighing of his good- ness A faithful friend is the medicine of life. 56 -Ben Sira “All in all It's all the same; Everyone plays a different game— That is all. —Cat Stevens MAUREEN McGURTY ... if flight be your heart’s desire then fly, fly, fly . .. For we must follow our dreams to be truly free. -Richard Bach LOUISE TENNARO Louisa” Donna, Mimi, Debbie, Barbara Joyce ... Barbara Streisand ... good eyesight! ... old movies . . . I'm embarrassed, Bernaneer! ELVIN WASHINGTON Elmo” Big Al, Jelly, Freeze . . . “Easy on the syrup. . .. Mr. Green, Mr. Sea- vone, Mr. Celia . . . 6 26 74 . . . Libra. RICHARD VANDERSTREET Ricky Mike, Bender, Mooney, Jimmy . . . getting finger stuck in a steering wheel ... to be an astronaut . . . hanging on the corner ... Mr. Cohen ... those great lunches... 12 22 63. GERALD WINGO VELMA FORRESTER LYNN RAAB Joe: Climb every mountain, Ford every stream, Follow every rainbow, till you find your dream A dream that will need all the Love you can give, everyday Of your life, for as long as You Uve .. -Richard Rodgers WILLIAM MALHOVSKY “Big Bill Ron, Don. Walt, Huey, Bonnie . . . Smokers?... be a writer... collect ing books. MARK HOPKINS “Hoppie Vails burg playground ... Jeff. Billy, Leo, Mark, Puppet . . . just wasting time . .. Cancer. ‘‘One man's ceiling LOUIS! E. FORMISANO Al, Willie. Joe ... smart people? ... teacher ... Miss Gerber . .. Gemini. BELINDA BROOKS “Snugg” Linda, Margie, Carol, Angela . . . sewing, dancing ... Oh wow' ... falling down a Right of steps. ROSALIND McLAURIN “Roz” ‘‘Eat you heart out. . . . surgical nurse ... shopping, sewing ... Leo. DOUGLAS SCHULTZ “Dutch” Ivy Hill . . . Mick, Izzy, Joe, Mike, Bill... lunch and gym ... Mr. Volpe, Mr. Engel. is another man's floor. — Paul Simon MICHAEL D’AMICO “Bear” Donna, Joe, Anthony, Mario. Buddy ... getting busted . .. ‘‘Don't worry about it!” ... to become a cop ... hunting, fishing. DONNA PUERARI “I do my thing, and you do your thing, I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I, and if by chance we find each other, it’s beau- tiful.” -Frederick Perle PATRICIA MOYfcK Bunny” Palm Street gang ... Mr. Engel, Mrs. Pinckney ... 8 31 70 .. . Aries. GEORGE BATTLE “A man hears what he wants to hear, and disre- gards the rest.” — Paul Simon ANDREW PINTO Andy” Here and there . . John, Ron. Hughie . . . EATING!! .. . football, volleyball? ... C2 ... Mr. Scavone ... “Shadow? . ■I CHARLENE KENNEDY Charley” Jo, Lome, Elaine, Graddy ... gym- nastics ... “I was cracking up. ... physical education major. JOHN BISCIOTTI “One can only be angry with those he respects.” — Richard M. Nixon, October 26, 1973 Dhimant Patel . . . baseball, tennis . . . Mr. Yam. Mr. Copper, Mrs. Ul- samer, Mrs. Ray men ... accountant. LEROY ROBINSON Isiah K. A. System... Larry, Alton, Wasp, Charles, Li’l K. A---Asatida and the Kendo . . . “to be ‘great.' ... Aries. DONNA MARIE TAYLOR Moosie Bloomfield ... Louie, Louise, Mimi, Patty, Rita . . . Debbie’s hair . . . Getting up in the morning? ... ten- nis. DENNIS RAMELLA Fats Ivy Hill Park... “Oh, come on now!” ... Mrs. Riccardi... Scorpio. PATRICIA BEATRICE RUSSELL “Pattie” Wanda, Tange, Alan, Pam. Deb . .. business college . . . volleyball . . . Mr. Engel, Mrs. Pinckney ... Aquar- ius. LORETTA PISCIOTTI Happiness comes from striving, do- ing, loving, achieving, conquering; always something positive and force- ful. RICHARD BRADY “Rickie Millie, Pete, Mitch, Dave, Russell, John . . . waiting ... Mr. Cohen ... Capricorn. MARGARET E. PERRY “Cinderella Walk, Debbie, Harriet, Velma, Wilda ... two-faced people... Oh. wild! . . . joining Air Force . .. when it’s time to leave .. . Miss Johnson, Mrs. Stewart ... parties. “The great hope of society JOAN ROMANO “Joannie Dancing . . . listening to music ... walking . . . Freddie, Linda, Ralph . . . Dummy . . , talking on the phone. GREGORY WASHINGTON JEAN MARIE MARINUCCI No man should part with his own individuality and become that of another. William Ellery Channinq is individual character. — William Ellery Channing PAUL ZAVOCKY Mike, Ted, Don. Mike . . . Leave me alone! . . . mortician ,. . snow days? .. . Aries. EDWIN TALIAFERRO Thick Keith, Bob, Hazel, Marco. Cheryl . . . Virgins?? . . . full time jive ... hooky, parties, and cut days. MAUREEN BULLARD “Bully Maryann, Patty, Debbie. Helene, Sandy, Dave . . . Norwood Street . . . O. K., sure. . . . Freshman Health? ... Virgo. CYNTHIA CRENSHAW Crunch Elaine, Denise, Mi mi, Rita, Louise, Theresa, Stewart. Charlene... Ease up.” . . . nursing career . . . Mrs. Bacheller, Mrs. Zurawiecki, Miss Hines. 63 HUGH ERNO Hughie John, Murph, Ron. Mark, Rich . .. orchestra practice? .., history. BONNIE ELLEN SHERBO And with a single stroke of your hand You interrupted dreams, truth, and hopes And by the mere opening of your mouth You closed minds to the promise of a knowledge Never offered a second time I’m so sorry It wasted you. ALAN BALKIN AJ Balks “What do 1 do now? .. .taking rides down the shore.. .5 13 72. .. sis senior and junior, Sir!, corned beef and cabbage, and Sperry. .. Marco and Mr. Cohen. Someday there will come a day I am sure, When I will see the vision Of what I have been searching for. ANNE CICORA “I exist as I am, that is enough, If no other in the world be aware I sit content, And if each and all be aware I sit content.” -Walt Whitman ANTONETTE DAMIANO ‘‘My fellow man's sorrow is also my grief. If I should make but one ac- complishment in my lifetime, then let it be to form a smile upon a dis- tressed face.” “A dream of life, Existing in a far off distant land; A place where I can simply Reach out and take your hand. — Sharon Cohen ANGELA COSIMANO “ ‘Tis why 1 do- all I do And speak the mind in reason- with laughter; Why I endure the Time That shall be but a memory; ‘Tis for the day I shall be able to look upon What I have only seen - in dreams. -B. E. CINDY COPPOLA Jerry: “And in the end .the love you take Is equal to the love you make. -Lennon and McCartney THOMAS FRESOLONE “Be truthful to God first, then your- self, and everything else will fall into place. SILVAN A D’AGOSTINI “The fragments of one’s present, fro- zen in shades of you and me, links in the greater chain ... of the ex- pansion of the thought that we seek to touch upon the union of ourselves here. Turid Egeland 6S ANNA MARIE MARSILLO 66 RAYMOND MOODY “Moody” Webster, Gross, Newcome ... “Hey, son” . . . wrestling team . . . Capri- corn. “Think wrongly, if you please, RONNY WILLIAMS Jerome. Eugene, Billy. Shirley, James . .. Mrs. Stewart, Mr. Kenne- dy, Mr. Baker... Capricorn ... lov- in’ .. . “Dig yourself before you’re by yourself.” CARLA ANDRIOLA “Car” Lisa, Carol. Janice, Tessie . .. “float- ing in the gutter” ... “What are you, nuts? WANDA LEWIS but in all cases think for yourself. — Gotthold Ephraim Lessing KATHLEEN LOMBARDINO Crash Joey, Debbie. Diane. Patty. Jo-Ann .. . “Why?” ... fashion designer... getting up early for school? . . . 6 7 73... Mr. Engel. ROBERT BRODO “Bobby Band practice in my attic ... Yeah- hello . .. guitar, silent movies, Ma- havishnu Orchestra. Marx Brothers. “This is the rule of life today, as it has ever been: The world bestows its smile on those who have the strength to win Beneath all outward semblance. It looks for merit true. It little cares how much you know, but asks, What can you do? ' DIANA PASQUIN Dee Kathy, Joey. Dave. Donna ... medi- tating . . . Leave me alone, I’m ag- gravated.” ... Luigi's. BARBARA TRABUCCO Barbs” Tricia, Nona, Ten-y, Ria, Georgia . .. I don't care. ... Sophomore Eng- lish, Mrs. Bailey ... eating ice cream with M.N. in English. MICHAEL HANRAHAN GENE TAVA “Tyrol” Ellery Avenue . . . Debbie, Fats ... because of Jimmy!? . . . that hot fever . . . Doing my thing with a silk screen. “I too am a rare pattern. As I wan- der down the gar- den paths. — Amy Lowell JOAN DeVIVO Michelle, Sue. Cindy, Marie, Lambo . . . spending Easter in Italy '73 ... What are we doing tonight??? ... English II, Mrs. Raymen, Mr. Len- non . . . that squeaky voice! . . . Vailsburg. FRANCES FERRARA John! . . . Yeah, sure. ... What a sin! ... elementary school teach- er... Mrs. Damiano ... 5 5 73. Our good and our ill depend on our- selves alone... the poverty of goods is easily cured; the poverty of the soul is in- curable. — Montagne MICHELLE FERENS “Peahead” Susan, Cindy, Joan... Crawford’s” SHARON INSABELLA C-ball Maggie, Ritty, Linda, Michelle, Joan . . . a yellow brick road??! ... Are you serious? ... memories ... Mr. K.. Miss Zois, Miss Kuver . . . trou- ble’!. 69 MARIO COLASACCO LINDA JABLONOWSKI Lin Paul, Judy, Sharon’s Y. I., Stephi, Meg . . . cheerleading?? . . . You know what I mean?” . . . France, Italy, the Route ... Gemini. Kim, Anthony. Mike, Buddy, Nor- man . . . music . . . Mr. Mirabella, Mr. Hill, Mrs. Dispenziere . . . 10 20 72 . . . Sagitarius. SHEILA GAINES Fuggy” Hey. slick” . . . William, Corliss, Vem . . . daydream? . . . business executive. “Every man is a volume, CAROL LAMPO Little one Linda, Patty, Phyllis, Barbara . . . secretary . . . Mrs. Zurawiecki, Miss Leone . . . 2 18 73 . . . Mrs. Raff's health class?” 70 EUGENE GREEN GAIL MIRSKY Moosey REY, Lynn, Maria, Joe, Rob . . . dresses?... Mrs. Mickey, Mr. DeFil- ippo, Mr. Donaldson . .. 3 1 72 ... college. THEODORE WILLIAMS Ted Air Force . . . Karen, Tom, Tony, Skip, Walter . . . baseball ... Mr. Volpe . . . Libra. if you know how to read him. ” — William Ellery Channing JOSEPHINE BROOKS Charlene, Keith, Billy. Dana . . . nursing ... Mrs. Freeman, Miss Scott ... 8 13 73... Pisces. LINDA MARINO “Lynn JoAnne, Rosalie, Lud, Patty, Renee G_____that 2:30 bell! ... 10 23 71 . . . Mr. Adubato . . . In that blue Camaro with ‘Charlie’ . . . trip to Hawaii. DEBORAH VANDERWEERD Rite, Laura. Denise, Cheryl. Maria . . . Rah rahs? . . . beautician . . . “Youdon't believe me, I’m serious.” ... the stairs. 71 ROSEANNE MANCINI Roe Anywhere but Newark . . . Debbie, Linda . . . phony people? . . . sum- mer of '73 . .. “burnt cheese , beer, and crutches ... Mr. Copper . . . 5 17 72. ANTONIO LIPARULO “You can’t plant me in your pent- house, I'm going back to my plow. — Elton John SHARON WADE “TootsieRoll Hermina, Anthony, Pam . . . You look like death! ... Mr. Engel. Mrs. Moskowitz, Miss Goyins . . . Capri- corn. KENNETH KIRKLAND We all shine on, like the moon and the stars and the sun. John Lennon PHYLLIS MONTICCIOLO Phildog Hector, Kim, Mario, Harper, Roofer . . . New Year's Eve . . . marrying Hector . . . Pisces. 72 “I am no better, and neither are you - we are the same, whatever we do. ” — Sly VENICE PEOPLES “Pinky Calvin, Pat, June, Pam. Cathy . . . “Don't even care. . . . unworthy peoDle? ... 2 23 73. DANIEL GARRUTO Dave. Butch. Tony . . . college . . . sciences; sports ... Mr. Green . . . Aquarius ... 8 18 71. MICHAEL STEIN Paul, Ted, Matty . . . “What's the story? . . . tennis, tennis, tennis. etc___Mrs Cerrato, Miss D’Alessio ... Aquarius. ALEXANDRA NICOLA “And all the winds of heaven blow happiness to me. And I know not the theme of the singing, But a song is lifting its wings. Shenshin LINDA POLICASTRO “Poly “309” . . . Carol, Patty. Liz . . . I can’t relate to this. . . . Mrs. Z.- Honors English ... to write a book; secretary ... Miss Zois. SHARON YURIK TANGE NICKERSON Pam, Laurie, Pat . .. Florida Jr. Col- lege . . , Mrs. Moskowitz. Mr. Yam . . . 12 14 73. Eddie. Linda. Judy, Karen ... Italy . . . “You crack me up! ... music . .. E.W.... having a good time . .. 4 26 71. JEFFREY ANDRES “Bear Mark, Hoppy, Leo. Mike, Puppet... Quit fooling around. . . . fishing . . . 1 1 73. “But if you have a penetrating mind, JOE CELENTANO “Bing Cherry Kathy, Mike, Joey . . . Egghead! ... getting intoxicated ... Mr. Green ... Virgo. SANDRA BEACHEM “Son Jere, Cynthia, Arthur, Sheila, Cor- liss ... 7th Street... “Ain’t nothing happenin' ”... dancing, swimming, parties. THOMAS ALLENSPACH Pee-wee “Watch out or I’ll step on you!” ... Lee... Mr. John Petitti? ... Gemini. MICHELLE DANELLO “Poco” Bobby, Janet. Debbie. Laura. Sara . . . “Yea, um-Humm!” . . . being with Bobby ... trouble-makers’ ... Aries. these little tracks to find. ” will serve the rest — Lucretius JUDY STAPLETON Laura. Linda, Stephi. Meg. Jeannine ... “Leo’s Variety” ... working for the airlines . . . “Oh, no! Not the stairs! .. . “Really’” ... Italy. ALBERT BONAVIT0 Turk” ‘Patsy's Corner” ... The Greek, Lou, Joe . . . Karate . .. Mr. Semel, Mr. Baker... Gemini. DEBORA LEE “Debbie” Marie, Thomasene, Pattie ... phony people? . . . college . . . gym class? ... Mr. Copper, Miss D’Alessio. GLORIA BENNETT Jean” Are you asking me?” . . . math teacher, or engineer. .. Mrs. Mickey, Mrs. Freeman. Mr. Copper. ROBERT ROMMEIHS I would rather sit on a pumpkin, and have it to myself, than to be crowded on a velvet cushion. — Henry David Thoreau STEPHI MELISSA RUBEN “Rubes” Meg. Judy, Sharon, Linda, David . .. “cutting my hair in Venice” ... Can I borrow your bathroom?” RUBES originals. MICHAEL CICCHETTI THERESA ELAINE JONES “Shorty” Gail, Teresa, Charly, Stewart, Grad- dy... South Carolina, '73 ... I hol- lered.” ... collecting books. “Nor fate, nor chance, nor any star commands success and fail- ure — naught but your hands.” — Samuel Cole IVY CARTER Iro Shirley, Barbara, Belinda . . . exec- utive secretary . . . Miss Charleton . . . Sagittarius. EILEEN SWIERAT You are so wonderful, You are not devious; You are so genuine, Also you're dignified, Which makes you beautiful. KATHY BALDWIN Little Bit When I got my car .. . That fig- ures. . .. Mr. Lennon ... 5 16 72- spedal boy. KEVIN BRIGGS Kent Street . . . James, Rosey, Joe. Carol. Vernell . . . psychologist ... free lunch! . . . Miss Zois, Mr. Cop- per ... Gemini. 77 78 WILLIAM GROSS CORLISS KINSLER “Corey” Sheila, Velma, Claudette, Sandra, Vern . . . Oh, wild! . . . social worker . , . Miss Gerber, Mr. Engel . . . Scorpio. VINCENT L. THOMAS Life is learning how to ‘Love’ everyone; and learning how to love should be what life is all about. KIM PENISTON Burley Mark, Patty, Terry . . . Sleigh ride down Cameron Field ... nursing ... collecting little things ... 2 28 72. “Keep yourself LAURA CUNNINGHAM “Laurie Patty, Tange. Maureen, Ray, Pete . . . rainy days? . . . marriage! . . . Aquarius. within yourself.” — William Shakespeare PATRICIA DILEO Peanuts Summer '72 ... North Carolina ... Miss Zois, Mr. Fendrick ... 5 9 73. 79 “To thine own self be true, And it must fol- low — as the night the day, For thou canst not then be false to any man.” — William Shakespeare MEG STEINBERG And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed. -Kahlil Gibran DAVID BOOTH Light Bulb Greg, Larry, Paul... policeman ... Karate . . . Mrs. Riccardi ... Libra. DENISE GRADDY Craddy Bunch Elaine, Cynthia, Theresa, Sharon, Jo . . . Hey now, be oool! . . . mar- riage, working ... Mr. Celia, Mrs. Hawk, Mrs. Pinckney. ROBERT FISCHER ••Fish Junior, Dan, Edwin ... Hey, man, like far out! ... glass bars?. LUCILLE FEDERICO Lud Gerrie, Sandy, Donna, Joanne, Lyn- da ... I don’t care. . . . buying clothes . .. Scorpio. 80 “And if any man thinks that he knoweth anything, he knoweth noth- ing yet as he ought to know. — Corinthians JOANNE MAYER DONWYN NEWSOME I “I see a world near its breaking point. A real world that I shut out. Now I go to face that world. The world I mocked, and sought to conquer. I learned then you can't beat it, or escape it, But you can survive-with truth and faith in God!” KENEE JOHNSON Ludlle, Maryann, Angela, Freddie . . . Monday mornings? . . . That certain someone” . . . 5 6 72 . . . always talking. CHRISTINE MISERENDINE Chris Linda, Rob, Gail, Rey . .. computer science ... 3 flights in 3 minutes? . . . Mr. Nevola, Mr. Copper, Mrs. Mickey. 82 PATRICIA YOUNG “Patty” Joe, Linda, Carol, Phyllis... “That's gross!” . . . secretary . . . 12 14 73 ... four year lunch with L.P. “Every man is the architect MICHAEL ROSKY Ted, Paul, Jerry . . . show offs and snobs? . . . law ... Mr. Stone . . . June '74 • Graduation . . . Cancer. PATRICIA LEE “Patti lee The corner, Stuyvesant Ave.... Ei- leen, May. Patty, Celeste, Marianne ... phonies ... “Why???’'... 8 72, 6 19 73 ... practical nursing. UNDA BARBAROTTA ‘‘Shorty” Joan, Freddie, Pattie, Laurie, Donna . . . dandng, roller skating ... talk- ing on the phone. GIRARD ANDRIOLA Junior Fish, Dan, Mike, Allen, Frank . . . Hey Moe Foe’' . . . policeman ... girl-watcher.,. Mr. Engel, Mr. Semel ... Scorpio. of his own fortune. — English Proverb GABRIEL BACCARY “Buddy” Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck, Rocin Trower . . . women . . . 7 7 ... a strat ... Australia. ROSALINDA AVENI “Boobie” Lorraine, Lydia, Unda, Billy . . . white pointed gym sneakers ... hav- ing 6 kids ... Mr. Fendrick . . . Gemini. PALMA OLIVIERA ‘‘Pam” Louise, Vickey, Sharon, Cathy, Wan- da .. . You’ve got to be kidding! ... nursing ... Mr. Copper... Can- cer. DONALD VOLKERT PHYLLIS BIUNNO Maybe I’ll be the things I dream and not the things I see. Maybe I’ll get to change the world Before it changes me. And maybe my life will always be just as happy as it seems, Long ago tomorrow in my dreams.” -Hal David “All the rivers run into the sea; yet the sea is not full: unto the place from whence the rivers come, thither they re- turn again.” — Ecclesiastes LORRAINE GAMBA “Mama David, Jeannie, Tom . . . special ed teacher ... the night the ceiling fell in ... Freshman Gym ... Libra. ANNE PUZO “Puzo” Debbie, Kim and Mario, Lena, Phyl- lis, Joyce .. . guys who talk but say nothing , . . Prom Weekend 73 ... North Newark. DAVID TROCAN “Dave Ivy Hill Park . .. Lorraine, Tommy, Jeannie, Kathy, Justine... You got room to talk.” . . . teachers' pets? . . . 3 23 72. Let not the waves of the sea separate us now, and the years you have spent in our midst become a memory. — Kahlil Gibran FRED DECORTE Mark” In the car . . . Anthony, Bob . . . phonies? . . . Toni's parties ... ac- countant . . . Italian I and II . . . Pisces. BARBARA TINNEY Ann Ivy, Shirley, Boba-du, Charlie, Ty- rone ... How ya feel?” ... parties, dancing ... Mr. Donaldson, Mr. Co- hen, Miss Scott ... Aquarius. HUMBERTO PENAHERRERA If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.” SHARON LEE MORGAN Shar Barbara, Linda, Irene, Robert . . . Sure, we’re identical twins!” . . . veterinarian ... fire drills in winter? GARY GRIGGS Gary” “Lach’s” ... to build a future ... to work on my Vette ... Mr. Mirabella. SUSAN ORLOSK1 Debbie, Laurel, Joannie . . . Bob’s boats . . . college . . . Miss Fontan- azza, Mr. Copper, Mr. Green . . . Pink Floyd”, Grateful Dead ... Cancer. “It’s life's illusions I recall; LUIZ PINHEIRO “Luigi” Danny, Carlos, John, Chuck, Debbie ... Hey man!” ... Ipanema Disco- theque ... Marco, Mirabella, Nevola, Miss Gerber, Miss Bailey ... 4 28 73. HELENE GE1BER ”Gebs Debbie, Billy, Patty ... Wait a min- ute... “Oh, I forgot!”... airline sec- retary . . . stuck in L.A. Airport 10 hrs. ANTHONY MATI NATA Mario, Buddy, Mike, Ralphie . . . loang to East Side . . . millionaire by the age of twenty-five ... relax- ing, music, art... Mr. Celia ... Aries. RITA GAGLIARDO Re Mimi, Deb, Lou, Donna, Arlene ... Gotta have a mustache ... Mr. C2. Mr. Blasi... Gemini. I really don’t know life at all. ” — Joni Mitchell JOHN SANTUCC1 Fran, Mark . . . college ... cars ... Mr. McHugh ... Capricorn. 87 JANICE BUCKLEY Moody person . . . Carla, Audrey, Carol . . . crashing with J.T. and D.V. . . . those green eyes ... air- line stewardess ... Cancer. KIM DINO Little One Campy’s ... Mario, Phyllis, Hec- tor .. . “Get out of here!” . . . 12 20 72. “Beauty is in yourself - Good deeds, happy thoughts, That repeat themselves In your dreams, In your work, And even in your rest.” — E-Yek-Shure ROBERT PALMISANO Rob Gail, Rey, Barb, Chris, Lyn ... brag- garts? . . . “I’m only kiddin'. . . . driving . . . short walk from home . . . June of 73. CAPRICE LUCKETT Shay Shay Jeanette, Stephanie, Venus, Elmo, Chico . . . “What’s your problem? . . . jive boys . . . horseback riding . . . Gemini. 88 JOHN HAYES “Those who cannot feel the littleness of great things in themselves are apt to overlook the greatness of little things in others. — The Book of Tea SHARON WILLIAMS Cookie Clayton W., Rosy, Debria ... OH, yeah? . . . sewing, dancing . . . Mr. Donaldson ... Virgo. IRENE LEUNG Love is most nearly itself When here and now cease to mat- ter, Old men ought to be explorers Here and there does not matter. We must be still and moving Into another intensity For a further union, deeper com- munion. JERRY ZNAK Ah, but a man’s reach Should exceed his grasp, Or what's a heaven for? -Robert Browning DARRYL SHOWERS Sadita We are Afrikan people” PATRICK HANRAHAN ROBERT WEBSTER EILEEN O'TOOLE “Ei Terri. Donna . . . “It’s too crowd- ed . . . Mr. Engel, Mrs. Pinckney, Mrs. Bailey ... music. “For doubting pleases me SHELIA WORTHINGTON Cookee McDonald’s . . . “Oh, yea! ... so- cial worker . . . tennis, swimming . . . Leo. BRIAN O’DONNELL MARTI JEANNE ACCARDI JAMES STRONG Donna. Cindy, Grace ... being with someone special . . . Mr. Fendrick, Miss Zois . . . 12 2 72 . . . Cancer. no less than knowing.” — Dante JEROME MORGAN “Jen Anywhere ... Eugene, Bonnie. Clif- ford ... “I don't know.” ... to be successful... Libra. ELENA MATT LA “I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help.” -Psalms 121:1 DOROTHY LEWTER Fat Mess Dion, Charles, Karen . .. Oh, wild Jo!” ... nurse ... Virgo. 91 JAMES WILLIAMS “Tim” Kevin, Suzanne, Vemice, Henry, Rodney . . . “Stop lying! . .. Mrs. Stewart . . . 15th Ave. . . . serious talks. LISA RITORTO Tuschie Paul, Joanne, Cheryl . . . “Yea, man. . . . bike riding ... Mrs. Bai- ley. Mr. Engel... 10 6 73... Scor- pio. “No man can wear one face to himself, and another to the multitude, without finally getting bewildered as to which may be the true. — Nathaniel Hawthorne CYNTHIA Mac KENZIE Cindy” Monday mornings . . . “Ya, Hello. . . . going out and looking for that special someone . .. Capricorn. THERESA CLEMENTS “Tee Tee” Elaine, Elvin, Denise, Cynthia, Ter- ry J. . plastic people? . . . danc- ing, cooking ... Mr. Celia, Mrs. Hawk ... 6 13 73 ... Sagittarius. THOMAS GOMBITA Squirrel” Chemistry . . . Ted, Paul, Mike . .. model building, gardening ... archi- tecture. 92 “I wanted only to try to live in accord with the promptings which came from my true self. Why was that so very difficult? — Hermann Hesse RAVANNA RACHID BEY My woman . . . bass voice” . . . broadcaster ... Mr. Marcopoto ... Libra. MARIA DaCUNHA As time goes on I realize Just what you mean to me And now that you’re near, Promise your love • that I've wait- ed to share And dream, of our moments to- gether Colour my world with hope of lov- ing you.” -J. Pankow NANCY KRATT Richie . . . Are you serious?” . . . traveling ... 7 3 71 ... Pisces. VERNELL THOMPSON “Dig that!!” ... sewing, listening to records . . . Suzanne, Glenn, Den- rue, Jeanette, Alfred . . . Mrs. Free- man ... special education teacher. 93 JOSEPH TORTORELLO 94 LUCILLE ROTONDI “She is weak, but yet strong She is pretty, but yet ugly She is sane, but yet insane She is me, but yet you.” AMY LYNETTE SOMMERS Mimi” Cathy, Glynn, Wilda, Toni... “Pie- face” . . . becoming a veterinarian . . . acting crazy at the wrong time. AMATO PASQUALE RUSSOMANO Matty” Bob, Tom, Tony, Charley, Richard . , . a stage crew that didn’t work?! . . . talking to A. (Digital Readout) N ... to be ruler of the world ... Yeah sure.”. “If a man empties his purse into his head, GRADY WALLACE Basketball, football . . . Aquilia ... cutting class? ... college. MARY ANN NANN “Mare” Gruning’s parking lot . . . Anna, Betti, Vinnie, Jimmy ... eating ice- cream with B.T. in English ... “I'm trying not to laugh!” . . . 7 7 73 Joe. DORIS DeBENNEDETTO Dor” Annie, Stuart, Bill, John, Maureen . . . backstage with Matty? , . . You've got a prayer.”... tuna fish sandwiches with worms? DEBRA SHUMATE Shoe Bop Helene, Bully, Mary, Ann. Patty ... secretary . . . Mrs. Salerno, Mrs. Raff, Miss Hines ... Gemini. no one can take it from him. — Benjamin Franklin ELAINE WARE Pumpkin Cynthia, Denise, Theresa. Charlene, Joe . . . Party” ... disc jockey ... Mr. Celia, Mrs. Hawk, Mrs. Pinckney ... Gemini. FRANK BARICEVIC Frankie Fights? ... Be nice and good.” ... childhood. CLIFFORD ANDREWS Clifr Elmo, Chico, Keith, A1 . . . death? ... meeting Walt Frazier... Dig it bro!” ... money, money, money. 95 JOYCE PEZZINO Sunshine Ann, Pat, Ang, Nancy, Bell . . . Make it funky.” . . . phonies? . .. beautician . . . Club-in . . . 3 2 73 . . . going out . . . Leo. WALTER KOZICKI Walt Wayne, Barry, Dave . . . What are you doing? . . . smoking? ... Pis- ces. “Once in a golden hour I cast to earth a seed, up there came a flower, the people said a weed. ” — Alfred Lord Tennyson GARY MENDES ROBERT McCUNE Pete’s corner . .. Tim, Robert, Fos- ter, Buford . . . playing basketball .. . Mr. Engel... accountant. JOYCE CELE Judy, Loretta ... clarinet ... Pisces ... Mr. Marcopoto, Mrs. Moskowitz. % “It is not the time now for what I can do; what it is time for now, I cannot do.” — Isocrates DOMEN1CA DiTOMMASO Mimi “To the left ... Rita, Louise, Don- na, Debbie, Georgia . . . glittering eyeballs? . . . You understand Re, I forgot! . . . Marlon Brando . . . Pasquale. ROBERT TIPTON Tip Tony, Steve. George, Bill... “Take it light! . . . Tony’s cellar, Steve’s room, George’s car ... Mr. Mira- bella, Mrs. Bacheller, Mrs. Bailey. DAVID TRUESDALE Superfly’s Hide-a way . . . You got a ‘A.T.’” ... Prudential... Mr. Yam, Mr. Fendrick . . . Boys' State '73 ... Capricorn. SHARON STEWART Stewart 1 don’t know mm-mmm” ... on top of the business world ... the system ... 3 10 56. LAWRENCE BERNABELLA JOSEPH MAUCELI Pino” Ervelli, Dinky, Louie, the Mic . . . getting busted . . . antiques ... Mr. K., Mrs. Dispenziere ... Leo. GAIL CASSIDY “Hildie Theresa, Karen, Neida, Lori, Denise . . . “Dig it! ... the teachers I had ... social worker. GREGORY COLLI NGWOOD “Hollywood “Keep on trucking. ... to be an engineer ... Mr. Copper, Mr. Kane. “The authority of those who teach is often GRACE GIACALONE “Hot Spot” Marti, Cindy, JoAnne, Donna, Lydia . . . skinny legs and frizz?? . . . “Don’t hold your breath. ... Mrs. Raff???. RICHARD BLASI “Main Bias Cellar, Charlie’s . . . “Definitely. . . . Mr. Russo ... DoDo, Kev, Bill Mer, Linda. 98 PHILLIP TOSTI How men can toil and scratch so hard for things so dry, lifeless, un- sightly. as these famous dogmas, when the divine beauty of the truths to which they are related hes behind them, is strange, pitiful.” - Ralph Waldo Emerson GWEN HARRIS Won't you accept this Savior? For time is swiftly passing by There is no other to save you but Jesus; His is the only way. We must choose For choice is our greatest power. -G.H. an obstacle to those who want to learn... ” — Cicero THOMASENE REED I will not work for wealth and fame, all riches I renounce. For what I own can’t matter much-it's what I am that counts. -R. McCann WILLIAM A. ORAM “Billy Projects . . . Will, Muck. Zazz . . . truck driver . . . Aries. PEARL UPCHURCH Black Pearl Just shut-up! ... drawing, writing, poems, dancing . . . Mrs. Stewart, Mr. Ziering, Mr. Williamson ... sing- ing, parties. ROBERT MORGAN EUGENE HAMILL “Hamlicek” Danny, David, Tony ... my broth- er? .. . Boom” . .. going into busi- ness ... 10 10 73. Like a bird on the wire Like a drunk in a midnight choir I have tried in my way to be free. — Leonard Cohen SUSAN DeZENZO Crazy” Bbmpies . . . Nancy, Marg. Marsha, Lins, Tommy ... summer of ’73 ... You know you’re wrong!” . . . rumors?. JOHN LEBRYK Ivy Hill . . . Mike, Lightbulb, Meat- ball, Billy, Mickey . .. lunches? ... 2:30!! ... N.C.E. ELLA SALTER 100 “The more a mind is empty and without counterpoise, the more easily it gives beneath the weight of the first persuasive argument.” — Montaigne DEBRA O’HEARN MARTHINEA CLAYTON “Marty Joanne, Claudette, Sandra ... dirty talk . . . secretary, accountant . . . Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Moskowitz. CHARLIE GREEN Ray Sheila, Jocelyn, Ivy, Al, Bob . . . U.S. Air Force . . . Mrs. Pinckney, Mr. Fleming . .. basketball,.. Sag- ittarius. ALAN MAHANA A-Rab Markhan’s cockpit ... Pete, Faces, Karen, Mr. G. . . . warped pool ta- bles, warm beer . . . Ratzas” . . . making money, having a good time . . . shooting pool, playing cards. WILLIAM MICELI ••Billy Rocco, Gary, Nick, Tony . . . What’s up?” . . . homework? . . . fishing, hunting . . . Mr. Mirabella, Mr. Adubato. PATRICIA FARLEY Mary, Ria, Georgia, Tom . . . nurs- ing .. . partying . . . Mr. Eber, Mr. Celia, Mr. K. CLAUDETTE LATIMORE Marty, Joanne, Nilda, Sandra, Rosa- lind ... Pisces ... secretary ... Mrs. Pinckney. Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Wells. Miss D’Alessio. “For such as have brains, there SUSAN McNANNA Mary Lou’s” . . . “No, for real!” . . . hanging . . . everything ... Mr. Engel, Mrs. Bailey. CHERYL DENISE BLACKMON Roanoke Court ... Buba, Charlene, Wahkeelah . . . Dare it is. . . . 10 5 74-married . . . Libra. CATHERINE HAWK Cath-i Anybody with a sense of humor... everywhere outside earth . . . “Do unto others before others do unto me.” . . . looking at clouds. ARLETE RODRIGUES Vera, Cathy . . . dogs and cats . . . economics, business . . . dancing . . Mr. Melchionno . . . Pisces. are no defeats; but only victories. — Mark Twain CARMELA CAMARDA “Lena” Anne, Phyllis, Kim . . . Italy and France . . . homework? . . . Aries ...8 19 73. DEBRIA SHORTER “Demples Steve, Rosemary, Sharon . . . Ex- cuse the hell out of me!” ... social worker . .. Miss Hudson, Mr. Volpe ... Pisces. THOMAS GI0RDINA “Let the soul be that somewhere in the universe, it should rejoin its friend, and it should be content and cheerful alone for a thousand years. -Ralph Waldo Emerson 103 ELVIS STINSON “Sought you, I found you. Found you, I wanted you. Wanting you, I got you. Getting you, I loved you. Loving you, I lost you. Losing you, I sought you. DIANE PETERSON Slide Varlie, Curtis, Keith, Cathy, Nickey . . . kissing a man! . . . home eco- nomics teacher . . . Libra. “There is a great difference between not wishing to do evil and not knowing how. —Seneca CHERYL ANDERSON Andy Norwood St. ... Steve’s college ... Steve S., Ann, Janet, Rose, Matty . . . rah-rah big mouths? . . . Ya, right! . . . airline hostess, marriage . . . Brookdale College . . . tennis, listening to music, driving . . . 2 1 70. PATRICK CORCORAN The projects . . . Pick, Charlie, Grace, Laurie, Itchie . .. Go jump in the lake! ... Mr. Green ... coin collecting. MARK CHARALAMBOUS Chee Rich, Frank, Carl, Mike, Terry . . . trip to Washington ... playing cards . . . homeroom in auditorium? . . . bowling, concerts. 104 “The poverty of goods is easily cured; the poverty of the soul is incurable... — Montaigne DEBRA REILLY Debbie Gruning's . . . Susan, Laurel, Joan- nie . . . Bob’s Boat’s . . . piano, drawing. RUBIE MAYS “Scoobie Tony, Charlotte, J.T., Cheeze, Keith . . . the “sax” . . . Mrs. Pinckney, Mr. Copper . . . singing, dancing. NILDA BONILLA ••Wafer Larry, Pat, Sharon, Claudette, Ar- thur . . . ”Say what!” ... computer work ... swimming ... Aries. ORLANDO NEWBY PAT LaBRACIO JOHN CORCORAN PATRICIA GLYNNDORIA ELLIS Glynn” Dancing, skating, singing . . . “Oh, really? . . . Amy, Cathy, Leroy, Pam, Larry ... secretary. WILLIAM SPERRY JOANN CONNELLY “Fear is the lock, and CHARLOTTE BROWN 106 KEVIN MAGNUSSON Cradle robber Biasi’s cellar. .. Larry, Richie, John, Fat Boy, The Main Bias ... cigarette butts? ... You definitely do! DERRYL FRAZIER Sugie” Geno, Donna, Rosemary. Sheila ... Not even. . . . future teacher... Miss Charleton, Mrs. Stewart . . . singing, dancing. laughter the key to your heart. ” — Stephen Stills STEPHEN IVANOWSKI 107 PATRICIA WILLIAMS DIANE THEODOS Dee-Dee” Lori, Joan, Debi, Judy, Gina . . . “Well, I'll tell ya ... M ... Miss Zois ... 9 21 72 . .. airline stewardess. “To know by heart is not to know; it is to retain what we have given our memory to keep — MARK FARLEY Vailsburg The Comer . . . Jeff, Hop, Leo, Rick, Mike . . . Mr. Mc- Hugh Algebra I ... uridedded. MARY ANN MASTROIANNI Mare” Bully, Patty, Lorraine ... pep ral- lies! . . . John’s house . . . Scorpio. ROBERT McGUIRE 108 % what we know rightly we dispose of, without looking at the model, without turning our eyes towards our book.” — Montaigne PAUL LaMOTTA HUGHLETTE WILLIAMS JOSEPH MACHIAVERNA “Though he's left-he still remains If only in spirit, and merely in name.” KAREN RUTLEDGE ANN KOUTEZSKY Though she’s left-she still remains If only in spirit, and merely in name. ACC ARDI, MARTI..........................page 91 19 Laurel Place. AKIYAMA, RONALD...........................page 53 55 Manor Drive. ALLENSPACH, THOMAS........................page 75 321 Ellery Avenue J.V. Football, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball. ANDERSON, CHERYL .....................page 104 133 Sunset Avenue. ANDRES, JEFFREY...........................page 74 55 Hazelwood Avenue. ANDREWS, CLIFFORD.........................page 95 517 South 16th Street. ANDRIOLA, CARLA...........................page 66 82 Underwood Street French Club, Hall Patrol, Business Club Secretary, Stu- dent Council, Yearbook Typist. ANDRIOLA, GIRARD..........................page 83 314 Sandford Avenue J.V. Football, Varsity Track. AVENI, ROSALINDA......................page 83 100 Norwood Street. BACCARY, GABRIEL..........................page 83 32 Smith Street. BALDWIN, KATHY...................... page 77 84 North Munn Avenue. BALKIN, ALAN........................ page 64 5 Manor Drive J.V. Football, J.V. Baseball, Senior Class President, Band, Orchestra. BARBAROTTA, LINDA.....................page 83 157 Isabella Avenue Business Club Vice-President ’72-'73. BARICEVIC, FRANK......................page 95 66 Lenox Street. BARTLEY, WILDA........................page 107 55 Boylan Street. BATTLE, GEORGE .......................page 60 842 South 18th Street. BEACHEM, SANDRA.......................page 74 124 Columbia Avenue Newark Student Federation, S.W.A.H.I.L.I. Club, Jun- ior Red Cross. BENNETT, GLORIA.......................page 76 ,n 50 Vermont Avenue. BERNABELLA, LAWRENCE.....................page 97 516 South 14th Street. BEY, RAVANNA.............................page 93 56 Speedway Avenue Marching Band, S.W.A.H.I.L.I. Club, Orchestra, New- ark Student Federation, Chorus. BISCIOTTI, JOHN..........................page 60 121 Pinegrove Terrace Varsity Football, Swimming, Baseball BIUNNO, PHYLLIS ......................page 84 74 Norman Road Senior Class Recording Secretary, Business Club Vice- President, Orchestra, String Ensemble, Twirler, Drum Majorette, Archery Club, Italian Club, Jr.-Sr. Recep- tion Committee. BLACKMON, CHERYL.......................page 102 316 West Runyon Street. BLASI, RICHARD.............................page 98 25 Longfellow Avenue. BON AVITA, ALBERT..........................page 75 92 Lindsley Avenue. • BOOTH, DAVID...............................page 80 240 Mt. Vernon Place. BOUTSIKARIS, GEORGIA ..................page 55 96 Lindsley Avenue. BRADY, RICHARD.............................page 62 179 Brookdale Avenue Intramural Basketball. BRASWELL, SUZANNE..........................page 69 845 South 13th Street Band, Newark Student Federation, Girls' Track, Pep Club, S.W.A.H.I.L.I. Club. BRIGGS, KEVIN..........................page 77 278 14th Avenue. BRODO, ROBERT..........................page 67 105 Isabella Avenue. BROOKS, BELINDA .......................page 59 754 South 16th Street Chorus. BROOKS, JOSEPHINE..........................page 71 89 North Munn Avenue. BROWN, CHARLOTTE..................... page 106 65 West End Avenue. BUCKLEY, JANICE...................... page 88 35 Reynolds Place Business Club, Student Council. BULLARD, MAUREEN.........................page 63 17 Richelieu Terrace Baseball Manager. BURDEN, THOMASENE........................page 54 58 Lehigh Avenue. CAMARDA, CARMELA.....................page 103 10 Ivy Street Italian Club, French Club, Pep Club. CAPRON, GARY.............................page 52 415 Kerrigan Boulevard Intramural Softball, Ecology Club. CARTER, IVY .........................page 77 460 South 15th Street Twirler. CASSIDY, GAIL............................page 98 542 15th Avenue. CELE, JOYCE..............................page 96 169 Clinton Avenue Marching Band, Concert Band, Orchestra, Business Club, Biology Club. CELENTANO, JOSEPH ...................page 74 36 Grand Avenue. CHARALAMBOUS, MARK...................page 104 95 Sunset Avenue. CICHETTI, MICHAEL........................page 76 20 Norwood Street. CICORA, ANNE.............................page 64 141 Richelieu Terrace Yearbook Staff, Italian Club, Archery Club, Chorus. CLAYTON, MARTHINEA...................page 101 17 South Munn Avenue S.W.A.H.I.L.I. Club, Newark Student Federation. CLEMENTS, THERESA....................page 92 463 South 14th Street Cheerleader, Girls' Track, Girls' Basketball. COLASACCO, MARIO.....................page 70 20 Smith Street Soccer. COLLINGWOOD, GREGORY.................page 98 22 Speedway Avenue. CONNELLY, JOANN......................page 106 119 West End Avenue. COPPOLA, CINDY.......................page 65 26 Finlay Place Chemistry Club, Italian Club, National Honor Society. CORCORAN, JOHN....................page 106 59 South Munn Avenue. CORCORAN, PATRICK.................page 104 59 South Munn Avenue. COSIMANO, ANGELA..................page 65 105 Cedar Avenue Yearbook Editor-in-Chief, Marching Band, Orchestra, Italian Club, VINE, French Club, National Honor So- ciety. CRENSHAW, CYNTHIA.....................page 63 322 South 19th Street Twirling Squad Co-Captain, Girls' Basketball, Orches- tra, Girls' Track. CROSS, MICHAEL............................page 82 35 Manor Drive, Apt. 1C. CRY AN, MICHAEL...........................page 107 544 Sanford Avenue. CUNNINGHAM, LAURA.........................page 78 702 Sanford Avenue Italian Gub, Business Club, Chorus. D'AGOSTINI, SILVANA ..................page 65 77 Sandford Place Italian Club, Yearbook Staff. DA CUNHA, MARIA ......................page 93 Twirling, French Club. DAMIANO, ANTONETTE........................page 64 332 Ellery Avenue Chorus, French Club, Chemistry Club, Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society. D’AMICO, MICHAEL..........................page 59 51 Smith Street. DANELLO, MICHELLE.........................page 75 386 Kerrigan Boulevard Varsity Football Secretary. DE ZENZO, SUSAN.......................page 100 27 Smith Street Business Gub. DE BENNEDETTO, DORIS......................page 95 89 Oakland Terrace Color Guard, Marching Band, Orchestra, Pep Club, Student Council, String Ensemble, French Club, Stage Crew. DE CORTE, FRED.......................... page 85 15 Monticello Avenue. DESAI, GAUTAM.............................page 61 250 Mt. Vernon Place Chemistry Club, Tennis Team. , DE VIVO, JOAN .............................page 68 122 Underwood Street Cheerleading, VINE Staff, Recorder Gub, Business Club, Yearbook Staff, Jr.-Sr. Reception Committee, Prom Committee. DI LEO, PATRICIA.......................page 79 8 West End Avenue Business Club, Chorus. DINO, KIM..............................page 88 369 Chapman Street Business Club. DI TOMMASO, DOMENICA...................page 97 57 Dover Street Italian Club, Business Gub, Student Council. ELLIS, PATRICIA........................page 106 85 Manor Drive. ENG, LINDA.............................page 90 185 Stuyvesant Avenue Orchestra, Archery Gub. ERNO, HUGH.............................page 64 77 Pine Grove Terrace J.V. Football, J.V. Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Varsity Swimming, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Soccer, Orchestra. FALLONE, RAY........................page 69 27 Ken more Avenue. FARLEY, MARK........................page 108 1044 18th Avenue. FARLEY, PATRICIA....................page 102 15 Vailsburg Terrace. FARAONE, MICHAEL....................page 79 253 Ellery Avenue. FEDERICO, LUCILLE...................page 80 95 Columbia Avenue. FERENS, MICHELLE....................page 69 107 Mead Street Cheerleading, Pep Gub, Business Gub, Prom Commit- tee, Jr.-Sr. Reception Committee, VINE Staff. FERRARA, CHARLES ...................page 66 35 Manor Drive Assembly Committee, Student Council President, Par- ent-Teacher-Student Association, Drama Club, J.V. Football, Varsity Football, J.V. Wrestling, Varsity Wrestling, J.V. Track, Varsity Track. FERRARA, FRANCES........................page 68 26 Palm Street Pep Gub, Business Club, Swimming Team Manager, Jr.-Sr. Reception Committee, Prom Committee. FISCHER, ROBERT..........................page 80 29 Finlay Place. FORMISANO, LOUIS.....................page 58 177 Brookdale Avenue Track, Chess Club. FRAZIER, DERRYL......................page 107 250 Mt. Vernon Place Bailar Dance Club, S.W.A.H.I.L.I. Club, Girls’ Track, Chorus, Boosters, Black African Assembly. FRESOLONE, THOMAS........................page 65 63 Carolina Avenue. FROIRAN, REYNO...........................page 55 57 Commonwealth Avenue. GAGLIARDO, RITA..........................page 87 51 Dover Street Business Club, Pep Gub, Student Council Representa- tive. GAINES, SHEILA...........................page 70 12 Tracey Street Track. GAMBA, LORRAINE..........................page 84 151 Norwood Street. GARRUTO, DANIEL..........................page 73 31 Unity Avenue. GAZZO, JOSEPH............................page 84 120 Tremont Avenue. GEBER, HELENE............................page 86 65 Manor Drive Student Council Representative. GI AC ALONE, GRACE.......................page 98 129 Sunset Avenue. GIARDINA, THOMAS.........................page 103 23 Grand Avenue. GOMBITA, THOMAS..........................page 92 9 Unity Avenue. GRADDY, DENISE...........................page 80 370 South 19th Street. GREEN, CHARLIE...........................page 101 648 South 18th Street Basketball. GREEN, EUGENE............................page 80 301 18th Street. GRIGGS, GARY............................page 86 81 Carolina Avenue. GROSS, WILLIAM............................page 78 25 Manor Drive. HAMILL, EUGENE............................page 100 19 Unity Avenue. HANRAHAN, MICHAEL.........................page 68 56 North Munn Avenue. HANRAHAN, PATRICK.........................page 89 56 North Munn Avenue. Varsity Baseball. HARRIS, BRYAN.............................page 55 474 South 10th Street J.V. Basketball, Varsity Basketball. HARRIS, GWEN..............................page 99 230 Mt. Vernon Place. HARTWYK, ROBERT...........................page 67 71 Pine Grove Terrace. HAWK, CATHERINE...........................page 103 23 Finlay Place Girls’ Basketball. HAYES, JOHN...............................page 88 39 Montrose Street. HOLMES, ROSLYN............................page 85 452 South 13th Street Chorus. HOPKINS, MARK.............................page 58 90 Mt. View Place Varsity Basketball, J.V. Basketball. INSABELLA, SHARON.........................page 69 12 Cliff Street Cheerleading, Business Club, Class Treasurer, Jr.-Sr. Reception Committee, Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff. IVANOWSKI, STEPHEN...................page 107 424 Kerrigan Boulevard. JABLONOWSKI, LINDA...................page 70 25 Manor Drive Band, Orchestra, Girls' Basketball, Jr.-Sr. Reception Committee, Sr. Class Vice-President, Prom Committee, Yearbook Staff. JOHNSON, RENEE.........................page 81 33 Isabella Avenue Business Club, Student Council. JONES, THERESA............................page 76 374 South 10th Street Track, Cheerleader, Chorus, 1972 V.H.S. U.N.I.C.E.F. Committee, Volleyball, Gymnastics, Red Cross, Hand- book Committee, Pep Squad, Student Council Repre- sentative. KANGAS, ALBERT..................... page 56 830 Clinton Avenue J.V. Baseball. KENNEDY, CHARLENE. ............... page 60 78 Tremont Avenue Orchestra, Color Guard, Girls’ Track Team, Girls' Bas- ketball Team, Cheerleader, S.W.A.H.I.L.I. Club, Stu- dent Council Representative. KING, ROSEMARY.........................page 82 491 South 16th Street Student Council. KINSLER, CORLISS.......................page 78 371 Littleton Avenue. KIRKLAND, KENNETH......................page 72 639 South 10th Street Yearbook Staff, Varsity Football. KLYMKO, LYDIA......................... page 79 141 Sunset Avenue. KOZICKI, WALTER........................page 96 1 NoU Place. KRATT, NANCY...........................page 93 106 Underwood Street Student Council, Chorus. LaBRACIO, PAT......................... page 105 48 Smith Street. LAMOTTA, PAUL..........................page 109 496 Sanford Avenue. LAMPO, CAROL...........................page 70 41 Underwood Street Business Club, Yearbook Staff, Hall Patrol, Student Council, Office Monitor. LASCZ, MICHAEL.........................page 79 35 Manor Drive Varsity Baseball, J.V. Baseball, J.V. Basketball, Bowl- ing. LATINIORE, CLAUDETTE.....................page 102 39 Chelsea Avenue. LEBRYK, JOHN.............................page 100 230 Mount Vernon Place. LEE, DEBORA..............................page 75 84 Grand Avenue Band, French Club, Yearbook Staff. LEE, PATRICIA............................page 82 151 Abinger Place Psycho-Social Club, Student Council. LEONARDIS, MARK..........................page 56 323 Ellery Avenue Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Track, J.V. Football. LEUNG, IRENE.............................page 89 55 Manor Drive. LEWIS, WANDA.............................page 67 384 South 20th Street. LEWTER, DOROTHY..........................page 91 443 South 12th Street. LIPARULO, ANTONIO ....................page 72 21 Kenmore Avenue. LOMBARDINO, KATHLEEN.....................page 67 25 Sunset Avenue. LUCKETT, CAPRICE.........................page 88 55 Cedar Avenue. MACHADO, MIGDALIA........................page 55 97 Mount Vernon Place Girls' Archery, Orchestra, Color Guard-Captain, French Club, Spanish Club, Friends of Animals Club, Future Physicians Gub, VINE, Student Coundl-Corr. Sec., P.T.S. Board, Track Team, Psycho-Social Club, Math Club, Girls' Fencing, Ecology Club. MACKENZIE, CYNTHIA.....................page 92 52 Longfellow Avenue. MAGNUSSON, KEVIN.......................page 107 53 Monticello Avenue. MAH AN A, ALAN.........................page 101 65 Manor Drive. MALHOVSKY, WILLIAM.....................page 58 65 Manor Drive. MANCINI, ROSEANNE......................page 72 264 Eastern Parkway. MARINO, LINDA..........................page 71 229 West End Avenue. MARINUCCI, JEAN......................page 63 72 Isabella Avenue Twirler, Student Council Secretary-Treasurer, Year- book, Swimming Team Manager, Orchestra, National Honor Society, Parent-Student-Teacher Board. MARSILLO, ANNAMARIE..................page 66 138 Columbia Avenue. MARVEL, MICHAEL..........................page 53 70 Woodbine Avenue J.V. Baseball, J.V. Basketball, Bowling, Varsity Base- ball. MASTROIANNI, MARY ANN................page 108 19 Schofield Street. MATINATA, ANTHONY........................page 87 21 Smith Street Soccer. MATTIA, ELENA............................page 91 309 Ellery Avenue Orchestra, Color Guard Co-Captain, Business Club. MAUCEU, JOSEPH...........................page 98 34 Norwood Street. MAYER, JOANNE..........................page 81 77 Tremont Avenue. MAYES, RUBIE.......................page 105 78 Columbia Avenue S.W.A.H.I.L.I. Club. McLAURIN, ROSALIND.......................page 59 20 Grand Avenue. McCUNE, ROBERT...........................page 96 162 Isabella Avenue. McDonald, Andrew.........................page 79 518 South 14th Street. McGURTY, MAUREEN.........................page 57 99 Maybaum Avenue Track Team, Dance Club. McNANNA, SUSAN.......................page 102 29 Carolina Avenue. MENDES, GARY.............................page 96 85 Littleton Avenue. MICELI, WILLIAM......................page 102 91 Carolina Avenue. MIRSKY, GAIL........................page 71 156 Tuxedo Parkway Archery Club. MISERENDINE, CHRISTINE.................page 81 16 Fleetwood Place. MONTAGNA, CAMILLE ANNETTE...........page 53 94 Tremont Avenue Girls' Fencing. MONTGOMERY, HERMINA....................page 54 450 11th Street Business Gub, S.W.A.H.I.L.I. Club. MONTICCIOLO, PHYLLIS...................page 72 20 Crescent Court Business Gub. MOODY, RAYMOND.........................page 66 49 Halstead Street. MORGAN, BARBARA ANN....................page 85 10 CUff Hill Place Archery Gub, Chemistry Club, National Honor Soci- ety, Student Council, Orchestra, Senior String Ensem- ble, Marching Band, Concert Band, VINE, Yearbook Staff. MORGAN, JEROME.........................page 91 310 West Runyon Street FootbaU, WrestUng, Track. MORGAN, ROBERT ....................page 100 MORGAN, SHARON LEE.....................page 86 10 CUff HiU Place Student Council, Orchestra, Senior String Ensemble, Marching Band, Concert Band, VINE, Chemistry Club, Archery Gub, Yearbook Staff, National Honor Society. MOYER, PATRICIA........................page 60 19 Lanark Avenue. MULLANEY, PATRICK......................page 54 201 RicheUeu Terrace. Band, Orchestra NANN, MARY ANN......................page 94 80 Palm Street. NEVAREZ, ROBERTO.......................page 53 35 Manor Drive 6A. NEWBY, ORLANDO.....................page 105 102 Sunset Avenue. NEWSOME, DONWYN........................page 81 41 Brookdale Avenue. NICKERSON, TANGE......................page 74 215 Littleton Avenue. NICOLA, ALEXANDRA........................page 73 39 Eastern Parkway French Club, Chemistry Gub, Future Physicians Gub, Ecology Club. O'DONNELL, BRIAN.........................page 90 76 Halstead Street. O'HEARN, DEBRA.......................page 100 OLIVEIRA, PALMA..........................page 83 115 Alexander Street Spanish Gub, Junior Red Cross. ORAM, WILLIAM .......................page 94 Track, J.V. Football. ORLOSKI, SUSAN...........................page 86 50 Lanark Avenue. ORTIZ, MINERVA...........................page 53 19 Netherwood Place. O'TOOLE, EILEEN..........................page 90 121 Ellery Avenue. PALMISANO, ROBERT........................page 88 80 Schofield Street Marching Band, Dance Band, Orchestra. PASQUIN, DIANA...........................page 67 5 Grand Avenue Literary Magazine Staff. PENAHERRERA, HUMBERTO....................page 85 220 Mt. Vernon Place 2P. PENISTON, KIM............................page 78 61 Halstead Street Yearbook Staff. PEOPLES, VENICE..........................page 73 701 South 19th Street Girls’ Track, S.W.A.H.I.L.I. Club. xPERRY, MARGARET.................... page 62 489 South 12th Street Dance Club. PETERSON, DIANE......................page 104 84 Cedar Avenue. PETRILLO, PETER..........................page 55 24 Vailsburg Terrace J.V. Basketball. PEZZINO, JOYCE...........................page 96 41 St. Paul Avenue. PINHEIRO, LUIZ...........................page 86 230 Mt. Vernon Place Marching Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Soccer, Spanish Club, Ecology Club. PINTO, ANDREW............................page 60 119 Telford Street Varsity Football, Track. PISCIOTTI, LORETTA..........................page 62 24 Dover Street. POLICASTRO, LINDA .......................page 73 42 Ken more Avenue Business Club, Chorus. PUERARI, DONNA......................... page 59 62 Alexander Street Twirling, Archery, Literary Magazine, Italian Club, Volleyball. PUZO, ANNE..................................page 84 88 Mt. View Place Italian Club. RAAB, LYNN..................................page 58 50 Alexander Street Twirling, Jr.-Sr. Class Treasurer, Archery Club, Band, Orchestra, Recorder Club, Yearbook Staff, Girls' State Alternate, Jr.-Sr. Reception Committee, Prom Commit- tee. RAMELLA, DENNIS........................page 61 136 Brookdale Avenue J.V. Football, Varsity Football, Wrestling. REED, THOMASENE........................page 99 20 Speedway Avenue Chorus, Yearbook Staff. REILLY, DEBRA..........................page 105 59 St. Paul Avenue Orchestra, Senior String Ensemble, Color Guard. RITORTO, USA...........................page 92 61 Longfellow Avenue Marching Band, Orchestra, Business Club, VINE, Re- corder Gub, Chorus. ROBINSON, LEROY...................... page 61 443 South 12th Street. RODRIGUES, ARLETE...................page 103 220 Mt. Vernon Place. ROMANO, JOAN...........................page 62 606 Sanford Avenue. ROMM EI HS, ROBERT.....................page 76 291 Smith Street. ROSKY, MICHAEL.........................page 82 230 Mt. Vernon Place Friends of Animals Club. ROTONDI, LUCILLE.......................page 94 282 Smith Street. RUBEN, STEPHI..........................page 76 140 Tuxedo Parkway Marching Band, Orchestra, Recorder Gub, Uterary Magazine, Yearbook Art Editor, Senior Class-Corres- ponding Secretary, Student Council Representative, Assembly Committee, Jr.-Sr. Reception Committee, Psycho-Social Research Council. RUMPH, DENISE.............................page 52 11 Chelsea Avenue Business Gub. RUSSELL, PATRICIA.........................page 61 21 Cedar Avenue RUSSOMANNO, AMATO.........................page 94 956 18th Avenue Stage Crew, Chorus, Assembly Committee. SALTER, ELLA..........................page 100 58 Brookdale Avenue. SANTUCCI, JOHN...................... page 87 143 Norman Road Track Team, Swimming Team, Student Council Vice- President. SCHNERING, LAUREL.........................page 77 89 Longfellow Avenue. SCHULTZ, DOUGLAS..........................page 59 137 Tuxedo Parkway. SCILLA, VINCENT...........................page 54 106 Stuyvesant Avenue. SCOTT, PAMELA.............................page 56 748 South 10th Street Chemistry Gub. SHEFFIELD, SHIRLEY........................page 52 459 South 15th Street. SHERBO, BONNIE............................page 64 65 Manor Drive Orchestra, Senior String Ensemble, Yearbook Staff. SHORTER, DEBRIA.......................page 103 486 South 13th Street Student Council, Newark Student Federation. SHOWERS, DARRYL...........................page 89 134 Telford Street. SHUMATE, DEBRA............................page 95 311 Kerrigan Boulevard. SMALL, DAVID..............................page 87 52 Unity Avenue. SMITH, GEORGE.........................page 101 42 Gladstone Avenue. SOMMERS, AMY..............................page 94 120 Oak Street Chorus, Dance Club. SPERRY, WILLIAM.......................page 106 369 Kerrigan Boulevard. STANCO, ALFRED............................page 81 27 Isabella Avenue J.V. Football, Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Stu- dent Council, Varsity Track. STAPLETON, JUDY...........................page 75 240 Mount Vernon Place Business Club. STEIN, MICHAEL............................page 73 5 Manor Drive Math Club, Biology Club, Chemistry Club, Swimming Team, Tennis Team. STEINBERG, MEG............................page 80 270 Ellery Avenue Psycho-Social Research Council. STEITZ, THERESA...........................page 54 355 Sandford Avenue Business Club, Yearbook Staff. STEWART, SHARON...........................page 97 42 Farley Avenue. STINSON, ELVIS........................page 104 471 South 14th Street. STRONG, JAMES.............................page 91 21 Abbotsford Avenue. SWEIRAT, EILEEN........................page 77 39 Sunset Avenue Student Council. TALIAFERRO, EDWIN......................page 63 475 South 11th Street. TANELU, FRANK..........................page 52 78 Palm Street. TANSEY, JAMES..........................page 69 198 Smith Street. TAVA, GENE.............................page 68 127 Sunset Avenue J.V. Football, Varsity Football, Wrestling, Jr.-Sr. Re- ception Committee, Yearbook Staff. TAYLOR, DONNA..........................page 61 143 Palm Street Business Club. TENNARO, LOUISE........................page 57 309 Sandford Avenue Business Club. THEODOS, DIANE.........................page 108 101 Palm Street Business Club, Student Council. THOMAS, VINCENT........................page 78 47 Girard Place. THOMPSON, VERNELL..........................page 93 511 South 16th Street. TINNEY, BARBARA............................page 85 472 South 15th Street. TIPTON, ROBERT ........................page 97 23 Melrose Avenue Ecology Club, Future Physicians Club, Fencing Team. TORTORELLO, JOSEPH.........................page 93 54 North Munn Avenue. TOSTI, PHILLIP.............................page 99 54 Halsted Street. TRABUCCO, BARBARA..........................page 68 116 Varsity Road. TROCAN, DAVID..............................page 84 40 Mount Vernon Place Student Council Representative. TRUESDALE, DAVID...........................page 97 6 Howell Place. TRUGMAN, DEBORAH......................page 87 10 Dover Street Dance Club, Pep Club. UPCHURCH, PEARL.......................page 99 29 Cedar Avenue Black African Assembly in Respect for Martin Luther King, Chorus. VAILSBURG, JOHN..........................page 8 107 Ivy Street Hall Parole, 3rd Floor Sit-in Committee, Hall Locker Inspection Crew, Boycott Tutoring Service, Play- ground Pothole-Filling Crew, Male Liberation Organi- zation Committee, Girls' Locker Room Monitor, Most Intelligent Blurb Award. VANDERSTREET, RICHARD...................page 57 47 Lenox Street. VANDERWEERD, DEBORAH....................page 71 230 Mount Vernon Place. VOLKERT, DONALD.........................page 84 214 Smith Street. WADE, SHARON............................page 72 477 South 13th Street Business Club, S.W.A.H.I.L.I. Club. WALLACE, GRADY..........................page 94 438 South 11th Street. WARE, ELAINE............................page 95 571 13th Avenue Student Council-Recording Secretary, Girls’ Basketball team, Track Team. WASHINGTON, ELVIN.......................page 57 72 Devine Street Varsity Football Team-Captain, J.V. Football Team, Basketball Team, Track. WASHINGTON, GREGORY..................page 62 83 Chelsea Avenue. WEBSTER, ROBERT......................page 90 750 South 19th Street. WESTON, ELIZABETH.......................page 56 45 Finlay Place Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, VINE, Busi- ness Club President, Yearbook-Business Manager, Jr.- Sr. Reception Committee. WILDSTEIN, LANCE.......................page 65 250 Mount Vernon Place J.V. Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Marching Band, Orchestra, Varsity Soccer, Fencing, Varsity Tennis. WILLIAMS, HUGHLETTE...................page 109 42 West End Avenue. WILLIAMS, JAMES........................page 92 573 15th Avenue. WILLIAMS, PATRICIA....................page 108 486 South 16th Street. WILLIAMS, RONNY........................page 66 609 18th Avenue S.W.A.H.I.L.I.-President, Varsity Football, Track. WILLIAMS, SHARON.......................page 89 647 South 19th Street Track, Newark Student Federation. WILLIAMS, THEODORE........................page 71 250 Mount Vernon Place Chorus. WINGO, GERALD.............................page 57 51 North Munn Avenue. WORTHINGTON, SHELIA.......................page 90 36 Arsdale Place. YACUS, WILLIAM............................page 56 161 Brookdale Avenue. YOUNG, PATRICIA .:........................page 82 322 Smith Street Business Club, Yearbook Staff. YUR1K, SHARON.............................page 74 230 Mount Vernon Place Business Club, Psycho-Social Research Council. ZAVOCKY, PAUL .........................page 63 124 Isabella Avenue Chess Club, Math Club, Assembly Committee. ZIESER, RICHARD...........................page 52 51 Richelieu Place. ZNAK, JERRY...............................page 89 50 Valley Street Soccer Team. IN REMEMBRANCE DERRYL FRAZIER (December 2, 1956-March 4, 1974) “Sugie” She was just a little one Who loved to dance and sing. She was always helping others To try to do their thing. She was active, kind, and loved By all the Senior Class. Derryl Frazier, known as Sugie, Has left us with her past. Derryl Frazier, now gone, The girl that had goals to Marry, work and buy a home. But God now has her soul. Never will we forget the smile She always had, because of Sugie, Our little Queen, Her loved ones now are sad. We should always remember the Things she tried to do, Because Derryl Frazier's life is over, And part of ours is too. -Sharon Williams CHORUS “We hear the whispers of the heart Through the songs of our souls. You can fill a silence, Or make it louder- By lending your voice to the wind. We shall bear the silence Only when it is followed by your song- For you bring to us The echoing beauty of the word And spread joy where there was none.” -B.E. 122 Mr. Bruce Bennett, Advisor, Regini Desai, Bruce Reilly, Ada Bosques F P U H T Y U S R 1 E C A N S' CLUB ROW ONE: Sharon Morgan, Barbara Morgan, Linda Eng, Cautam Desaj. ROW TWO: Richard Zaziski, Mr. Joseph McHugh, Advisor, Antonio Kovar, Aaron Mansbach, Doralice Depasqu, T E A M 123 ON LADDER: Thomas Fresolone, Doris DeBennedetto. STANDING: Michael Cook, Charles Stoddard, Matty Russomanno, Mr. Leslie Donaldson, Advisor, Aaron Mansbach 124 Barbara Morgan, Sharon Morgan, Thomas Otto, Mr. Michael Eber, Advisor, Aaron Mansbach, Matty Russomanno, Dhimant Patel, Gerard Gooden ROW ONE: C. Crenshaw, T. Jones, B. Sherbo, E. Swierat, L. Raab, E. Weston, J. Marinucci, C. Coppola. ROW TWO: J. DeVivo, S. Insabella, R. Mancini, F. Ferrara, P. Biunno, L. Schnering, S. Ruben, A. Cicora, L. Eng, I. Leung, P. DiLeo, B. Morgan M. Machado, L. Cunningham, M. Accardi. ROW THREE: A. Cosimano, J. Znak, S. D'Agostini, A. Damiano, S. Morgan, A. Nicola, L. Pisciotti. ROW FOUR: T. Lewandowski, M. Rosky, H. Penaherrara, M. Faraone, J. Santucci, A. Russ- omanno. INSET: D. Shumate, W. Lewis, L. Policastro, T. Steitz, R. Johnson, P. Young, J. Romano. ADVISOR: Mrs. Eve- lyn Bacheller 8 ROW ONE: Sharon Stewart, Linda Barbarotta, Hermina Montgomery, Marthenia Clayton, Joan DeVivo, Joanne Mayer, Patricia DiLeo, Tange Nickerson, Elizabeth Weston, Sharon Wade. ROW TWO: Corliss Kinsler, Laura Cunningham, Linda Policastro, Mary Nadyzak. ROW THREE: Janice Buckley, Miss Carole Leone, Advisor, Denise Rumph, Elena Mattia, Phyl- lis Biunno, Wanda Lewis, Patricia Young, Diane Lipyanek, Barbara Santeramo, Carol Lampo, Maggie Flannery, Frances Ferrara, Theresa Steitz, Linda Falone, Sandra Pietranowich, Sandra Cajewski, Arlene O'Toole QQ rD oo Uj oo oo U -J DQ a SPANISH CLUB ROW ONE: Robert Levin, Palma Oliviera, Stephanie Merritt, Ada Bosques, Michael Davidson, Roksolana Pencak, Debbie Placenti, Mary Natale, Mrs. Leonora Damiano, Advisor. ROW TWO: Sharon Schuessler, Geraldine Araneo, Antonio Kovar, Doralice DePasqua CHEMISTRY ACHIEVEMENT CLUB Mr. Michael Eber, Advisor, Barbara Morgan, Alexandra Nicola, Sharon Morgan, Silvana D'Agostini, Anne Cicora, Matty Russomanno, Aaron Mansbach, Dhimant Patel, Sharon Cohen ECOLOGY CLUB SEATED: Steven Dunsmuir, Arlene Trumpore. STANDING: Mrs. Ann Murray, Ad- visor, Bruce Reilly, Ada Basques ROW ONE: Nancy Crespo, Mrs. Katherine Banks, Mrs. Nanette Adams, Advisors, Maria DaCunha, Bonnie Sherbo, Migdalia Machado, Christine Miserendine, Lena Camarda, Arlete Rodrigues, Angela Cosimano. ROW TWO: Mark Sugalski, Antonette Damiano, Hildegarde Muench, Arlene Trumpore, Sharon Cohen, Francisco Munoz FRENCH CLUB JUNIOR ■ CROSS RED 129 ROW ONE: B. Camasaole, J. Mandzik, L. Kubey, C. Don Diego, J. Marinucd, W. Tawfeek, D. Reilly, D. Alfano, L. Ri- torto. ROW TWO: M. Hertado, S. Ruben, D. DeBennedetto, L. Jablonowski, B. Sherbo, M. Machado, E. Weston, P. Gill, M. Davison. ROW THREE: S. Maltz, S. Pietranowich, E. Mattia, P. Biunno, L. Cimino, A. Balkin, R. Foster, A. Foster, ROW FOUR: Mr. Gabriel Nevola, Conductor, B. Morgan, S. Morgan, M. Gallucci, L. Eng, D. Young, S. Bricker, S. Cohen, A. Cosimano, B. Bamoff, B. Santeramo, M. O'Rourke, R. Leyva, R. Palmisano, M. Dunsmuir, B. Reilly, S. Dunsmuir, F. MujToz, M. Cook, T. Vlastaras. ROW FIVE: C. Scott, C. Nicholson, L. Smith, R. Harris, R. Bey, Y. Stafford, J. Mosselle ORCHESTRA In your depths we deposit our hearts and souls; Thou hast taught us to see with our ears, And hear with our hearts. w —unknown s. w. A. H. I. L. . SEATED: Gloria Gooden, Michelle James. STANDING: Ms. Gloria Massenburg, Advisor, Cheryl Brown, Ronny Williams, Mrs. Jewell Freeman, Advisor, Ravanna Bey, Mr. Thomas Kennedy, Advisor. ROW TWO: Ricky Tolbert, Darryl Showers. ROW ONE: Mr. Gabriel Nevola, Conductor, Bonnie Sherbo, Debra Reilly, Laura Kubey, Donna Young, Barbara Morgan, Terry Vlastaras. ROW TWO: Phyllis Biunno, Sharon Cohen, Loretta Smith, Sharon Morgan. Club KNEELING: Gloria Martinez, Gail Mirsky, Barbara Morgan, Irene Leung. STANDING: Maria DaCunha, Anne Cicora, Mer- ceries Hertado, Sharon Morgan, Migdalia Machado, Donna Puerari, Linda Eng, Lynn Raab, Mrs. Barbara Mickey, Advisor ITALIAN CLUB Mary Beth O'Rourke, Anne Ocora, Patricia Ciccone, Susan Napoliello, Angela Cosimano, Gail Ca- sale, Barbara Camasciole, Doralice DePasqua, Mary Ann Cosimano, Maria DaCunha, (SEATED) Claudia Mulling, Silvana D'Agostini, Lena Camarda, Madeline Liuzza, Rose Marie Cavaluzzi, Madel- ine Michele, Advisor, Mrs. Florence Dispenziere c 0 AA M 1 T T E E Migdalia Machado, Cindy Don Diego, Stephi Ruben, Matty Russomanno, Thomas Fresolone, Mich- ael Cook, Aaron Mansbach, Mr. Leslie Donaldson, Advisor, Mr. Gabriel Nevola (NOT SHOWN), Advisor STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS ' •• 135 jg§| Ron Camarda TREASURER Charles Ferrara PRESIDENT Anita Petrocelli RECORDING SECRETAR Y Jean Marin ucd CORRESPONDING SECRETAR Y John Santucd VICE-PRESIDENT ROW ONE: R. Palmisano, M. Dunsmuir, P. Mullaney, P. Biunno, V. Thomas, S. Dunsmuir, L. Pinheiro. ROW TWO: B. Morgan, L. Smith, C. Wingo, J. Freire, B. Santeramo, R. Amos. ROW THREE: Y. Stafford, S. Morgan, R. Harris, C. Spruill, J. Cele, P. Gill. ROW FOUR: S. Cohen, B. Reilly, G. Nash, C. Matthews, S. Braswell, D. Young, Mr. Marcopoto. ROW FIVE: A. Balkin, A. Canini, M. Cook, M. Davison, M. Cushnir. ROW SIX: D. Alfano, R. Foster, C. Trabucco, L. Wildstein, S. Pietranowich. ROW SEVEN: J. Serr, E. Weston, J. Santorelli, C. Scott, A. Cosimano, R. Leyva. ROW EIGHT: J. Moss- elle, R. Bey, S. Maltz “You won't do any business, if you haven't got a band: The folks expect a street parade and uniforms so grand. -George M. Cohan Phyllis Biunno DRUM MAJORETTE BAND SENIORS SEATED: Sharon Morgan, Barbara Morgan, Elizabeth Weston, Luis Pinheiro, Lisa Ritorto, Vincent Thomas, Joyce Cele, Suzanne Braswell, Angela Cosimano. STANDING: Robert Palmisano, Patrick Mullaney, Alan Balkin, Lance Wildstein, Ravanna Bey, Gerald Wingo MARCHING BAND 137 STANDING: Donna Steitz, Clara Barcellona, Charlene Kennedy, Melodee Range, Sharon Brower, Theresa Clements, Doreen Grainger, Patty Skubon, Karen Cutrale. SPLITTING: Sharon Insabella, Theresa Jones. Theresa Jones Captain 138 CHEERLEADERS Sharon Insabella Co-Captain Michelle Ferens ‘Check.1’ “Let the far and the near all unite with a cheer. -Thomas Paine Charlene Kennedy Theresa Clements KNEELING: Cynthia Don Diego, Jean Marinucd, Cynthia Crenshaw. STANDING: Laura Kubey, Donna Puerari, ■Maria Gallucci, Ivy Carter, Holly Beers, Lisa Cimino, Lynn Raab, Karyl Cox, Maria DaCunha “What would A half-time show be If there were no twirlers For the spectators to see? And the joys of the crowd Would surely fade Without the twirlers To lead the parade. -Debora Lee 140 Jean Marinucd CAPTAIN Cynthia Crenshaw CO-CAPTAIN Donna Puerari Maria DaCunha Ivy Carter Lynn Raab COLOR GUARD KNEELING: Michele Schroeder, Mary Gilliam. STANDING: Elena Mattii, Migdalia Mach- ado, Debra Reilly Migdalia Machado CAPTAIN Elena Mattia Debra Reilly THE SATURDAY PEOPLE 143 YEARBOOK An tonet te Damiano Bonnie Ellen Sherbo Anne Cicora I 3 8 s £ Jack D’Alberto “And only the Master shall praise us, and only the Master shall blame; . . . each for the joy of working, and each, in his separate star shall draw the Thing as he sees It.” 144 -Rudyard Kipling STAFF Joan DeVivo Sharon Cohen Jean Marinu cri Wally Kyrejko Jan Gerber (Mom) Derry I Frazier Vincent Thomas s I To Whom It May Concern: Northwest of these words you will see (or should have seen) approximately one do- zen people who 'have given up their time, effort, sanity, and eyesockets - and have seen the sun rise over pink and green copy sheets, gone color blind from black and white pictures, watched con- tinuity jump the Grand Canyon, and fall in, fought the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune (and each other) and stifled the yawns from 7 to 7. You’re welcome. 145 O.K., Miss Hines; I promise I won't be late for gym again.” 148 Mangia, mangia! 149 Kung-Fu 150 Well, as long as we're all here, we might as well start. 151 ‘So what if 1 wear pink shoes!” FOLLOW THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD We're off to see the Wizard . . . OR A SPELL OF EVIL 153 Only in our tears do we remember our genuine laughter. We face the day with blank stares, tired glances, and cynical smiles-a plague which is rapidly spreading among those who profess to be young. We either deny the existence of a tomorrow, or place our faith in that one which shall not devour our last remaining traces of hope. Perhaps some who speak of the success of the future can only do so because they refuse to listen to the failures of yesterday. If we continue as a blind and pretending mass, we shall eventually lose the truth of real- ity. And one who refuses to see the moon cannot know the coming of the sun. We have been led by papier mache leaders who are augmented by their own adherence to the form of their frames. Shaped by hands other than their own, they are now finding that those who were mold- ed into peaceful acceptance are no longer content to be the finished work of others. To the present foolishness of our wisdoms, which is evident in our values, we can hopefully say good-bye. If in the future we shall dwell-in the land of conjecture, fear, and erasures-we must first learn that the past and future do not exist independently; today is the first cause of tomorrow. To this principle we devote the following passage of time, and ask only that you make some use of your past... in the presence of your future. -B.E. 154 Traveling makes more tools than wise men Russian proverb segments of itself sporadically and violently Dr. Glenn T. Seeborg “Another such victory and we are undone. -Pyrrhus THOSE WHO CANNOT REMEMBER THE PAST ARE CONDEMNED TO REPEAT n 158 - William Feather GOOD ROWS ST Never lend books, for no one returns them. -Anonymous The things we remember best are those better forgotten. 159 -Baltasar Grecian 160 Good is that which makes for unity; 161 -Aldous Huxley w r f'Hf iOAT QUESTION: Are Patrick Hanrahan, Michael Hanrahan, Kevin Magnusson, William Oram, Robert McGuire, and Michael Cryan ready to sign Hollywood contracts? ANSWER: Yes. They are set to star in a remake of The Bowery Boys Meet Their Match. QUESTION: Is it true that Mr. Russo spends his Friday nights marketing, and his Thurs- day nights vacuuming his rug? ANSWER: No. He spends his Thursday nights marketing, and his Friday nights vacuum- ing his rug. QUESTION: Is Jerome Morgan really Superfly? ANSWER: Yes. And Clifford Andrews is really Earl Monroe. QUESTION: Are citizens being asked to salute the green and amber flags at gasoline sta- tions? ANSWER: No. But they are being asked to whistle the Getty jingle. QUESTION: How many days detention do you get for streaking in the playground? ANSWER: None. But you get two days detention for streaking in the main office. QUESTION: Is it true that Mr. Petitti called the parents of all seniors on Senior Cut Day? ANSWER: No. Only those of the students in the National Honor Society. QUESTION: Is it true that the Governor Morris Inn is really a hotel? ANSWER: Yes. But only the National Honor Society has reservations, under assumed names. QUESTION: Is it true that they will need a chaperone? ANSWER: Yes. Mrs. Bacheller, their advisor, and her escort, Father Varley, will be there just in case... T L HONE QUESTION: Is it true that the school nurse owns a controlling share in the Johnson and Johnson Band-Aid Company? ANSWER: No. She only owns 47%. QUESTION: Is it true that Kenneth Kirkland once threw a chair across the playground at Vincent Thomas? ANSWER: Yes. And he then threw a table. He missed with the chair. QUESTION: Is Richard Nixon really Bob Hope in disguise? ANSWER: No. He is really George McGovern QUESTION: Is it true that Chuckie Ferrara uses Afro-Sheen? ANSWER: No. He uses Lady Clairol Kindness . QUESTION: Is it true that Ron Ziegler once worked for Disneyland? ANSWER: Yes. And he was press secretary for Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck. ANSWER: Mr. Scavone, Mr. Geftic, Mr. Melchionno, and Mr. Celia. QUESTION: Name three popular teacher-personalities and a faculty manager. QUESTION: Does Ralph the Janitor really run the school? ANSWER: No. But he is just a heartbeat away from the school’s fuel supply. QUESTION: Are prices really too high for the average American citizen? ANSWER: No. The Rockefellers and the Gettys report no problem in budgeting their liv- ing expenses. QUESTION: Is it true that Mr. Cohen is really Machiavelli in disguise? ANSWER: No. He is really Nietzsche. QUESTION: Is there any individual who is truly happy in his work? ANSWER: Yes, Mr. Kane (and his jacks-in-the-pulpit). DATE Newark, New Jersey . .. One Billy Oram of Newark today became our city’s first streaker, much to the interest of two seventyish matrons who saw the young man streak past them at Shop-Rite. Naturally, the ladies dropped all their bundles of milk of magnesia, Zwieback Toast, and mashed potato flakes. By the way, he was marked unprepared by his gym teacher. Coshocton, Ohio (Home of YEARBOOK HOUSE).. .500 additional toilet seats were shipped to Washington, D.C. today from the Coshocton Toilet Seat Company here. The reason for the large shipment was explained as an answer for the increased demand in the D.C. area lately. Newark, New Jersey.. .The Board of Education announced today that to meet the read- ing demands of Vailsburg High students, Dick and Jane Visit Gramps, Spot and Puff Grow Up, and My Weekly Reader will be sent in large supply. Newark, New Jersey . . . Henry Q. Normal was kidnapped yesterday from his home on South Orange Avenue. His wife was informed that he would safely return if she turned over 200 pounds of beef from their family-owned meat market. Newark, New Jersey ... Students at Vailsburg High held their annual riot today. They prod “Who cares about over-crowded classrooms, low reading levels, and poor race relations! W our baby pictures in the yearbook! New York, New York ... A group of 100 students at Vailsburg High, Newark, New Jersej eled here on a field trip yesterday. They dedded to remain overnight and return today explanation for this was that their rented bus, UGH-613, ran out of gasoline. Today is ai| numbered day. We can all choose to be slightly blind-and deaf in one ear, but first we must be aware of all that has passed before our eyes-never to be seen by our brains. Unarmed against the manoeuvres of the masters, we have accepted that which has passed before us with little attempt at comprehension. At pre- sent we stand helplessly alone, deserted by a logic which has remained dor- mant through too many past opportunities. We have allowed ourselves to drown beneath a deluge of mysteries, injustices, and obvious-if yet-dis- guised-lies. Just as formal education does not signify the beginning of the learning process, neither does it mean the completion of the never-ending battle a- gainst ignorance. To learn to employ to its fullest that beautifully complex instrument of thought, is to protect oneself against a world which forces its followers to yield to its conceptions of right and wrong. But first we must be able to determine friend, so as to be on guard against foe. To accomplish this, I would now ask you who shall “graduate to reflect upon yesterday-before you seek tomorrow. Recall your textbooks-the pictures. . .the words. Now reproduce the Idea-your concrete visions con- jured up by interest (or through force), and the original thoughts (which were seen by too many before you). Then think back to those you have thoughtlessly blasphemed for their constant badgering, their stubborn ad- herence to one ideal, and their seemingly petty demands. Now re-examine all in the light of a new day-one free from resentment; one holds for the few, gratitude. Some you can recognize; others you may forget. This time, you may want to say thank you. Whoever shrinks from the idea will finally unlearn the art of thinking. -Bonnie Ellen Sherbo 169 G I R L S' T R A C K ROW ONE: M. Jones, I. Baskerville, L. Maralokous, Coach Florence Salerno, P. Ciccone, B. Camasciole, K. Cutrale. ROW TWO: A. Foster, Unknown, C. Paras, J. Kafray, M. Range, L. Garland, C. Dickens, S. Branch, W. Tawfeek. ROW THREE: E. Bates, E. DePasqua, S. McNeil, M. O'Rourke, H. Muench, S. Schuessler, J. Muench, S. Barnes, Manager J. Brooks, G. Gooden. ROW FOUR: Assistant Coach John Bartolotta, J. Willoughby, J. Johns, V. Staggers' Y. Stafford. 172 Charlene Kennedy Theresa Jones 9 i Cathie Hawk FIRST ROW: Gail Minor, Minny Jones, Wahkeelah Tawfeek, Annjen- nette Hurdle. SECOND ROW: Sharon Bums, Angela Foster, Vickie Staggers. THIRD ROW: Coach Alice Hines, Yvette Stafford, Renee Hodges, Ja- mara Jones, Joyce Willoughby, Tammy Johnson. 173 SITTING: Richard Brady, Linda Cicchetti, Joan Goetchius, John Bisciotti. STANDING: John Santucci, Bruce Reilly, Hugh Erno, Michael Murphy, William Sperry, Mr. Bruce Bennett. Coach Bruce Bennett 174 SWIMMING TEAM Hugh Emo John Bisciotti John Santucci Richard Brady William Sperry 175 T R A C K ROW ONE: C. Gooden, G. Staggers, J. Russell, A. Cato, M. Wingo, R. Washington, R. Waters, R. Clark, R. Williams, R. Hartwyck, E. Washington, Coach Michael Mirabella. ROW TWO: Coach McHugh, Mgr. C. Green, S. Basiakos, R. Winston, P. Johnson, W. Foster, C. Nicholson, T. Gross, D. Madino. ROW THREE: R. Camarda, W. Oram, C. Hyndes, T. Rice, R. Harris, R. Yannazone, E. Eden, R. Jackson, K. Jones, S. Palmisano. ROW FOUR: X. Smith, J. Neil, G. Frisoli, A. Jackson, W. Graf, W. Zuppa, J. Shaw. ROW FIVE: D. West, B. Russell, J. Williams, R. Smith. Coach Michael Mirabella, Coach Joseph McHugh Manager Charles Green 176 Ronny Williams Robert Hartwyck STANDING: Coach Joseph Baker, Wade Foster, Bryan Harris, Joseph Walters. Gerald Staggers, William Burford, Thomas Allens pa ch, Joseph Disolonis, Albert Hughes, Sylvester Jones, Steven Dunsmuir, Statistician. KNEELING: Gregory Washington, Vincent Thomas. Vincent Thomas, Co-Captain Gregory Washington, Co-Captain 178 VARSITY Clifford “Earl Andrews Mr. Joseph Baker Coach Thomas AUenspach Bryan Harris (“Fly me! ) BASKETBALL 179 Michael Lascz Michael Marvel KNEELING: J. Bisdotti, R. Zaziski, L. Lambusta, D. Seiden, F. ToreUo, W. CarroU. STANDING: M. Pinaro, H. Emo, M. Marvel, C. Pinal, M. Hopkins, J. CarroU, M. Lascz, J. Lebryk, D. Rufolo, J. Gazzo, D. Volkert, R. Schodowski, Coach Fred Engel. 180 Donald Volkert Joseph Gazzo Charles Ferrara Coach Jesse Jones 182 WRESTLING TEAM Dennis Ramella Don't worry, I won't let anything happen to you. I love you, Arghast!!” Jerome Morgan 183 Jerome Morgen Donald Volkert F O O T B A L L T E A M COACHES: David Mel- chionno, Jesse Jones, Ar- thur Scavone, John Bart- olotta, Jules Geftic (Not Shown). FACULTY MANAGER: Charles Celia (Not Shown) 184 Eugene Green There is a function of a quasi-religious nature performed by few ex- perts but followed in spirit by the whole university world, serving indeed as a symbol to arouse in the students and in the alumni cer- tain congregate and heritatic emotions. I refer, of course, to foot- ball. -Charles Horton Cooley Charles Ferarra, Co-Captain John Bisciotti Gregory Washington, Special Team Captain 185 Center: Andrew McDonald. Managers: Patricia Fitzmaurice, and Deborah Danello. Andrew Pinto Alfred Stanco Through constant practice and endurance, Man finds ways to prove himself superior to his fellow man-only to realize the extent of the mind is the ultimate . . . 186 BOWLING TEAM STANDING: William Yacus, Keith Martin, Ron Akiyama, Coach Daniel DeFillipo. KNEELING: Richard Franzblau, Felicia Rullis, Scott Goldberg. Ron Akiyama William Yacus 187 190 If it's not the lens aperature, it must be Dunsmuir.” For my next act, I’ll walk on water. 194 “O.K., I'll hold the hammer and you guys bang But I washed my gymsuit.......four years ago. the ladder. 195 374-0468 RfirriA IFWFIRY Best Wishes To Barbara DUuUIn JLVVLLn I Watch and Jewelry Repairing and Sharon Class of '74 On Premises Paul Boccia 1036 So. Orange Ave. Janis Boccia Newark. N. J. EDNA STANGER. ANN STANGER. PATTY STANGER and FAMILY PATRONS CONG R A TU LATIO NS Congratulations to our daughter CARLA Love Mom Carol the graduating Class of '74 THE CAROL SHOPPE Mr. Mrs. Ihomas Lampo Good Luck In The Future Janice CHILDCRAFT PRE-SCHOOL CENTERS INC. Love Always, Billy. Kathy. John. BRANCH OFFICES IN MaryAnn, and Barry Irvington. Newark, West Paterson Mr. Mrs. Frank Policastro The Most in Dry Cleaning Wish Their Daughter Linda and the ONE HOUR MARTINIZING Class of 74 Good Luck in the Future 1149 So. Orange Ave., Newark Congratulations TOMMY'S RECORD SHOP Carol Lampo 1021 A So. Orange Avenue Newark, N. J. 07106 Compliments of the Mount Vernon Sweet Shop MERIT VARIETY, INC. 88 Mount Vernon. PI. 1031 So. Orange Ave. Newark. N: J. 07106. Newark. N. J. 371 4646 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '74 CHESTER LIQUORS FROM THE WEST WARD REPUBLICAN 524 Broadway COMMITTEE Newark, N. J. (Free Delivery) THE UNIFIED VAILSBURG SERVICES ORGANIZATIONS L B CLEANERS Wishes the Best of Luck and Hope 1034 So. Orange Ave. To all members of the Class of ‘74 Newark, N. J. SUCCESS HAPPINESS rV IN FUTURE YEARS PRINCESS SOFT ICE-CREAM 986 SO. ORANGE AVENUE ICE CREAM - SHAKES SUNDAES - HOT DOGS Co-Captain Co-Captain Cynthia Crenshaw Cindy Don Diego Holly Beers Al V V Laura KubeV Karyl Cox C Lisa Cimino Lynn Raab y I. j Maria Da Cunha Ivy Carter Donna Puerari Maria Gallucci LEMON ICE - SODAS Captain Jeannie Marinucci JOHNNY'S Poultry Farms BEST WISHES FARM IN HARLINGEN. N. J. TO THE BUTTER and EGGS For Babies. Invalids and Particular People CLASS OF 1960 Hillside Ave. 1298 Stuyvesant Ave. Union. N. J. Union. N. J. MU 6 0597 687-1657 1974 GOOD LUCK SHARON SACRED HEART R. C. In All Your Endeavors CHURCH In Life Vailsburg. Newark. LOVE ALWAYS, MOM DAD New Jersey Complete 672-2999 BURNS FUNERAL HOME Men's Wear 373-7856 462 sanford ave. MR. SLAX NEWARK. N. J. 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From The 73-74 374 8900 373 3909 Girls' Champion Track Team 199 THE VAILSBURG HIGH SCHOOL FATHERS' CLUB WISHES THE 1974 GRADUATING CLASS SUCCESS IN THEIR FUTURE ENDEAVORS CHAIRMAN - Mr. John Santucci VICE-CHRM. - Mr. Nicodemis Rinaldis CORR. SEC. - Mr. Edward Burns REC. SEC. - Mr. John Rogers TREASURER - Mr. Arthur Scavone BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '74 FROM THE PTA OF VAILSBURG HIGH SCHOOL PRESIDENT - Mrs. Lois Yacus VICE-PRES. - Mr. Herbert Volkert VICE-PRES. - Mrs. Ann Murray TREASURER - Mrs. Rose Mirabella SECRETARY - Mrs. Jeanne Schultz CORR. SEC. - Mrs. Florence Crenshaw Free Estimates 24 Hour Service Electric Sewer sure Ucmm 3927 Cleaning SUPERIOR PLUMBING HEATING AIR COND., INC. 333 Ellery Avenue Newark (Vailsburg) N. J. 07106 For Superior Service Bob Gilroy 374-6887 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to our twin daughters Barbara Sharon and The Class of '74 Mr. Mrs. James Morgan and daughter Jill 202 CASTLE CLEANERS 1124 SO. ORANGE AVE. VAILSBURG. N. J. ALL CLEANING DONE ON PREMISES 372-7868 BEST WISHES and GOOD LUCK to our son DOUGLAS MOTHER and DAD VINODD STUDIOS Jersey City CONGRA TULA TIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1974 Duchess and Bootsie CONGRA TULA 7IONS CLASS OF 1974 VAILSBURG HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL President - CHUCK FERRARA Vice-Pres. - JOHN SANTUCCI Treasurer - RON CAMARDA Rec. Sec. - ANITA PETRUCELLI Corr. Sec. - JEANNIE MARINUCCI Advisor - MR. DAN DEFILIPPO CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES to our twin grand daughters BARBARA SHARON MORGAN AND THE CLASS OF 1974 LOVE, Your Grandparents- BARBARA HORAY ANDELMANN The Biggest Little Commercial Rug Store In Residential New Jersey MIRO RUGS 375 5222 — 349 Sanford Ave. Newark. N. J. TERRI WITH ALL OUR LOVE AND BEST WISHES Mommy. Grandma, Donna, Freddy, and Ceil Larry S. Raymond 373-6701 Larry A. Raymond RAYMOND FUNERAL CENTER For those with convenience in mind. 322 Sanford Ave. Newark. N. J. 375-7852 375-7853 ABCO AUTO PARTS INC. 924 So. Orange Ave. Newark. N. J. Lou Albergato TO ANGELA: Lots of Luck and Love MOM and DAD 373-8525 Catering Mayfair Delicatessen One of N J.'s Leading Stores Sloppy Joes 1016 So Orange Ave Our Specialty Newark. N J. MOHR LIQUORS INC. B MOHR. Prop. Fine Footwear For The Entire Family HOLIDAY SHOES Where Proper Fit Is First 1026 SO ORANGE AVE.. NEWARK 203 372-1570 Ann Koutezky Phyllis Monticciolo Hector Valdes Anthony DiDomemico Good luck in the future-Anna Bell Coleman Good-Bye and Good Luck Seniors Best of Luck in the future, Camille-Z.E. Mr. Capone Love always to Meatball from Frank Haldeman, Erlichman, Colson Co., Ltd. Good Luck Plain Anne-Phyllis Ann Good Luck and Best Wishes to everyone Good Luck Marti-Terry and Rich Gocklin Carlton Matthews Love is something you always remember Linda Pamela Hightower Love to the Peniston Family Shirley Buhl Best Wishes-Ideller Giles Joe Mathias Good Luck Fred-brother Nick Hurray! for VHS Ted is leaving Mr. Theodore Crews From 86 Angela Mancinelli Lookout U.S.A.F. here comes Ted. Mrs. Mary Mancini Mr. Mrs. Tava and Family Rudy V. Mancini John Martha Mitchell Rose Manfre Gene and Patti-11 9 73 Bob and Charlene Marino J. Lennon Angelo Rotondi Martland Hospital Basketball Team Deana Westerfield-1 9 74 Best of Luck in your future-S. Stewart Terry and BiU-1 9 74 May God bless you and keep you Dana Mahony Eloise L. Gorman Marie Breske May God ever be with you Marge Gamba David L. Melchionno Bruno Saverino Patrick and Carmen Mellito Pat Phyllis Fasone Mercedes Penaherrera Levi Strauss Company-bottoms up 204 Ralph E. Metz Good Luck, Lou-Glen, El, and Joey Good Luck Class of '74-Barbara Good Luck, Lorraine-Love Dad Sherri Weiner Charles T. Evans Lucille Davis Good luck Helene-from Sonia Steve Iris Best of Luck in College-Carrie Brown Mount Vernon School Theresa Grosso John Bowles To the Class of '74-Mr. Mrs. Koutezky Sal Rullis Terry O’Connel Big Dot Much Success Terri-Joan Bill Mrs. Z, Mrs. G, Mr. D-is it soup yet? Good Luck in the future-J. Hagins Family Good Luck Michelle, Love Peter Coshocton-home of the world's Finest toilet seats Good Luck Louise, Love Gary Good Luck Terri-Girl’s Club of Union Pamela Scott Good Luck Terri-Love Ceil Fred Ron and Lucille Good Luck in life-Your friend Danny Vivian Bon man To my Girl-Friday, Terri-Perruso's Deli Stan Chevron Ace To my Secretary, I love you-Miro Rugs Good Luck Camille Good Luck in the future, Terri-Kevin Best of Luck-Sweetheart-Michael Joseph Ellis John and Mary Blasenhauer Debbie and Larry Honan Good Luck Gail Love-Ivana Congratulations Michelle-Love Mom Chucky Ferrara you love mirrors, but we love you anyway. Good Luck Helene- Ann William Powell Deborah Love Life Peggy Peter Pan J. Carl Jester Loves Sharon Stewart Best Wishes Helene-Palo Family Charteau-Ellen-Terri (Circus) and Benny Troy Co. Good Luck and Best Wishes to Helene-Gary, Barbara, David, and Andrea Cohn To Marti • Good Luck Bobby and Michelle-3 30 73 Dumas Charles Congratulations Marti Jeanne-Love Mom Dad 205 Robert Brauer Good Luck Class of '74 Eugene J. Godowsk Mother Concupiscence Arthur Horak Continued Success Barbara and Sharon Jerome Dent We’re Proud , Love Mom, Dad, and Jill Cephus Smith Pamela Harris-Leo July 28, 1958 Eugene Wewsom Good Luck Aunt Lynda-Love ? Good Luck Phyllis-Love Mom Mary Joan Vincenza Beverly ... Wilton S. White Good Luck Baby Anne-Love Aunt Jay Harry The Harem Good Luck Carla-Love Always, Steve Charles Smith Jr. Paul Teresczyn Remember with your heart rather than with your mind. Frank Kuplen Mr. Mrs. D. Bisciotti Michael Yakabowsky Good Luck Jeanne Luis Almeida Patricia Stewart Charles Rawey Mr. Mrs. Robert Weston Donn Rush Good Luck Doris-The Everards Jimmie L. Cook Mr. Herman Glenn John Eli Vailsburg Shirley Sal Ferrara James Bigelow Ivy Hill Chevron Alphonso Brown Good Luck in Your Future Life-Mom Dad C. Caritor Woodword Good Luck-James Jeffrey Doyle Lots of Luck and Happiness-Aunt Renee Narcissus Ricks Five Frick Sisters Mom Good Luck Barbara and Friends Frank and Claudia Vailsburg Foodtown Mr. Mrs. George Koutzky The Five Frick Sisters Mom Best of Luck Camille-Mark 206 Billy Brannagan Phyllis: Happiness Always-Liz Good Health to All-The Penistons Viola Powell Mistar Giftec Everette Terry Good Luck Louisa Clemmy D. and Lee Aunt Vicky Uncle Richie Lots of Luck Best of Luck Mr. Mrs. Robert Lee Harry “The Harem Jim and Dot Marinucci Martha Williams Best of Luck to Our Daughter Get it together in college Good Luck and Happiness-Pat Ben Mary Brooks Haldeman, Erlichman, Colson, and Company, Ltd. Best of Luck Lori Gerow Dorothy M. Goodell Sharon and Carl Best Wishes-Bright Future-Success Robert Ferguson John Martha Mitchell John Eli Vailsburg Best Wishes Fred-Brother Stevie Inell Burgess Best Wishes to Our Loving Daughter-Mother Dad Maggie Flannery Peace Yvonne Goyins Alexander J. Blazis Good Luck Anne-Love Aunt Millie David Mumn Levi Strauss Company-Bottoms Up! Flea Lanie Good Luck Anne-Love Elaine Trevor From a Raider to a Viking Good Luck Anne-Love Jerry The Celias Michael Beverly Angela Brooks Good Luck to the Class of '74 “Hawkins The Lover Billy Russell Amato Best of Luck to Sharon-Stewart Theresa Godine Bobby and Michelle-Forever Good Luck Lyndia-Love Grandpa Mrs. Ester Day The Humphrey Family Good Luck Sandra Beachem Tina Johnson Good Luck-Sugar '76 Black people must unify Good Luck Sunshine-Love Steve Duchess Clifton C. Copper Good Luck Lyndia - Love Mike and Sue Look still further, search far beyond your dreams A Friend Lots of Luck Susan-Jackie Teddy Jay Jay Best of Luck to 12 , My Favorite Class Liz-The Best Always-Mr. Mrs. Bender Good Luck in the Future With Georgie Gary Gaurdreau Uncle Pete Aunt Eleonore Mr. David W. Woodson Best of Luck in the Future Allie M. Tucker Good Luck to the Great Class of 1974 Congratulations Fred Good Luck Michelle-Love Uncle Billy Best of Luck-Love Grandma Anna DeCorte Art Griggs Good Luck Kim-Love Sis Anthony Bew Na use das Good Luck Lynda-Love Frank Bert Mrs. Rose Johnson Mrs. Theresa Guerin and Family Have Fun in College Sandra Good Luck-Aunt Helen Uncle John Mr. Mrs. V. Conforti Cub Haydee Fallani James Connell Mrs. Mary Harris, “The Great Good Luck Kim - Luv Gramps Grams Good Luck - Aunt Lou, Cris, and Bobby Good Luck Michele-Love Laura Good Luck - Maureen Where have all the “somedays” gone? Good Luck Miss Anne - Love JoAnne Gary Congratulations Michelle-Love Bob Good Luck Roe - Love Carol Good Luck Miss Anne-Love Renee 208 Good Luck Sue • Love Rhubarb Herman is a coccus. Jessie L. Graham Ann Hodges Lots of luck in your career, Sharon Patricia H. Houston David-with all my love-Good Luck, Wanda I Love You Mike • Hollywood Good Luck to our daughter Roseanne I Luv Don Volkert - Anonymous Good Luck Michelle, Love Sue Congratulations Granddaughter - Love Grandmother Bob Aiello In Remembrance of 753 and 455 Godine Mildred I simply close my eyes, and try to forget Pinkney Charles James Jablonowski Good Luck Silvana-Mario and Marie Joey and Sue Jim Durham Bernice Jablonowski Marie D’Amico Joyce and Michael Donna and Michael-5 1 72 Kim: Good Luck - Love Carol Donna-Best Wishes for a wonderful future, Love Mom Benjamin Jablowski Kingdom of heaven is within yourself Lots of Luck-Susan, Debbie, and Laurel Laurel Jablonowski Wayne Watson Dennis and Patty Kedersha Muriel B. Falls Keep Up the Good Work Don’t ask me-Alice '76 Eleanora Bullock Anne Loretta Dunne Lenny Best Wishes-Dorothy Chan Mrs. Ann Murry S.J. Durek Carole A. Leone Romero Edelvis Lesia and Michael Romero Lidyaleticia Lisa - Tommy Cynthia Biello Elena Colmenero Liz and Richie-5 28 71 Education is Light To Marti-Good Luck-Love Mary Del Enrique Enriquez 209 Dr. Mrs. E.N. Graham To our favorite niece and cousin-Lombardis Valerie Dunsmuir and Trigger T T Landscaping Congratulations Michelle-Love Dad Good Luck Sis (Camille)-Frankie Ann and Donald Damiano Doreen Simon Best of Luck to y'all-“simple” Steve Joyce-8 7 73 George Pat-9 11 73 Mario, Marie, and Gina Marie To Fred-Best Wishes, Mom and Dad Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kastner Bonnie's red hat Mrs. Jo Orloski-Luck to my daughter, Susan Talk to yourself-see if anyone answers-Jules Geftic To Helene: love Mom, Dad, Beth, and Robin Vera Boutsikaris Leon Marie Kelly Cindy Cohen-Keep the peace Janet Flora Fern Williams Alexandra Mikal Good Luck Silvana, Love Mom and Dad Nora Glenn Mrs. Ella Perkins Spike, water your flowers Best Wishes to our niece, Carla-Love Aunt Margie Uncle Mickey Charles Scott-cymbal crasher Terry and Nancy-1 28 74 Best Wishes to our daughter Lisa Good Luck class of '74-Sheila Love Walt Carroll Ill-one of Jeanies kids Jayne H. Carroll Friend always-Colleen Good luck Laurie-Linda and Maureen Best of luck to Anne Puzo John DiPasquale Sal Cagnina Best Wishes to my stepdaughter, Donna Shakespeare wore tights Edward Abernaty, Jr. Head to the sky-keep an open mind, G.L. Bernice and Amenda Smith Linda J Mary Lou Ford Dr. Mrs. M.R. Sternberg Mrs. Christine Mobley Thomas Kennedy, Jr. Best Wishes D. Frazier Best Wishes to all students in 12 Good Luck Eileen, Joe Ce Sabolchic Good Luck Helene from Rose Kopp David Maureen-9 12 72 Ms. Gerber throws orange melmac. Good Luck Michael-Love Donna Mr. Mrs. Frank DiLeo Thomas Carol Capman Roberts Liquors, 818 S. Orange Ave. Best Wishes-Mary Bobby Louboot Best Wishes Lou-Your sister Fran What is right-Is often wrong ... May the grace of God be with all men always- Irma Isaac To Sis, Liwymlh-from brother Ron Willy Abrams Percy, Bysshe, Shelly Maria George Aedo Frances M. Thomas Angelo, you're no where-Debbie Roemer Mary Carocci Mr. Mrs. James Arendt To a Fizzled frenzie Doanna Good Luck in the future to my granddaughter, Donna-Grandma Grandpa Mary Calimano Mr. Mrs. Theodore Arendt Aunt Nancy Uncle A1 Nastasi Linda, May your dreams come true. Barney J., Theresa Jeanne Baldino Barb and Bill Ralph’s new shoes H Stock O Chuck and Antoinette Curtis Monroe Congratulations Best of Love-LaRezza’s To a dear sister Theresa-Raine Lorianie E. Groce Attilio, Ann, and Dennis Rotondo Marjorie O. Hunter One of Jeanies kids-Bobby Carroll Louis Cardeli Joe and Donna, Class of '70 '69 Dolly Hynes David E. Belles The Pasture Family To Gail, Success in your future years. Mattie Howell Good Luck Donna-Love Dad Dora Johnson Violet Federicei Lots of Luck Susan I Love You Donna-Louie To our future daughter-in-law, Donna-Love Mom Dad Guardabascio Best of Luck Mike-Love A1 Chicki One of Jeanies kinds-Teri Carroll Carmen Pat Longo In front of the hopper Thelma McKenzie Best Wishes Helene-The Diamonds Good Luck Helene-The Smith Family Gail, The best upon graduating Gail, Stay as sweet as you are Dawn and Salvatore Damiano The Harris Family With the grace of God success and happiness - Marie G. Randolph Thomas H. Reilly Martha Carter Sadie Cooper Theresa Jordan Zhage is coming all the way back Zhage The brew Budweiser-Lima Lionel Judy Ricks Gamette Grant Mr. Mrs. Frank Culotta Good Health and Good Luck-May me L. Harris Winky Levinson Congratulations Fred-Love Aunt Fran, Uncle John Johnny May you light your path with Love Happiness -Mom Dad Hey! I thought these were 2 for a buck. Good Luck Michelle-Love Grandma Ann Angela Zurawiecki Mrs. Eleanor Ennis Best Wishes, Carla-Love, Aunt Ida, Uncle Frank, Donna Mr. William Ennis Gooba Joe Billy, Lenny, Deb, Joannie, Sue, Laurel-always remember the summer of '72 and '73 Pearl Isadora Owens-Good Luck and Success Best Wishes Lynda, Love Charlie Mr. and Mrs. Harry Plotkin-Best of luck in the future Mr. and Mrs. Orlando LoManto Best Wishes to my niece Roseanne Mr. and Mrs. Nugent What wall?!? Greta Reilly School of Dance Beware of the boa in the cellar or sssssssss! J.R. B.L. Stevens Eddie Brannagan Marilyn Greenberg Good Luck Lou-Aunt Rosie Mr. Mrs. G. Nevola Damico Angelo Good Luck-Opal Nelson Daddy Loves You Lynda Mr. John Canace Keep your hands to yourself but not in front of us! Mr. Mrs. Louis Canace Mr. and Mrs. John Swierat Good Luck to our daughter Debbie, Mom and Dad Congratulations to the class of 74 Shortie Good Luck in the Future Mack Congratulations, Deb, you made it-Bruce Reilly Mrs. V. Lombardino Zip-Notes Phillips James and Vernon Good Luck Josephine Brooks 74 Marie Canace Beth Weiser Congratulations Anne-Aunt Rose Good Luck, Sheilia Worthington Love From Aunt Mari Lyn and Uncle Sol Cardeli Josephine Orange-Basket Ball Team Ciesla Alina Good Luck Class of '74-Mrs. N. Hucko Warnock Brian Best Wishes for a successful future-Jackie Rich Good Luck Michele Edde and Janet and Lezil “Back to God Best of Luck Aunt Silvana Gina Marie John O'Connel Angela Pappalardo-1 1 74 Love From Aunt Mari Lyn and Uncle Sol Andrea Damiano Lee Anna Jones, Good Luck Theresa and Gail Mommie Barbara Carnasciole Lorraine Kauka Honan, Tricia and Larry Mr. James E. Green Best Wishes Louisa - Mom and Dad Patricia A. Tomsey Best Wishes Sheila Worthington-Aunty Mr. Mrs. Patrocinio 213 Ken Kirkland has a chair bang-up My Little Sunshine-?!?! Dennis Monahan S l, Good Luck Always Good Luck to the crew! Marie Thomas Annette, Lorraine, Joey Damiano Robert Ricks Good Luck Michelle-Love Debbie Patsy Riccardi Cardino Family Tessie Riccardi Warren H. Condit Frank York Genevieve Skibicki The DeTrolio Family Congratulations Michelle-Love Beau Jo Ann Guinta Good Luck Gail-Love Arlene Thomas Jones Good Luck Lou-Al Kathie Tennaro John Probst Kathy Mueller Arthur Scavone Best of Wishes in the future-Fred Grace Rose Kopel Joseph Volpe Mary Wright Bill and Tish - one in the same Joseph DeOliveira Elsie, you're shaped like a tennis racket. Me Hugh, Fitzhugh, and Karen Horney Pauly, I Love You-Joan Good Luck Cathy Good Luck Linda Lenza Ray Newsome Mr. Mrs. Anthony Cifelli Lots of Luck to Sue DeZenzo-Tex Congratulations-Love the Jenes S.J. Byrne, 37 Progress St., Union, 687-9464 Good Luck Patti-Dr. Mrs. Morris Bass To Patti-Love the Scaranos Pat, Mission complete, congratulations, straight ahead with Hope and Love-Dad Cool Breeze-Hurle Congratulations-Marty and Sandy Steve Patti I am available, 673-6419 Camille Consolo Harold Benett Congratulations Gail-Shabby Robert Dockery Vinny Paolino I love Nancy with the laughing face. 214 Lots of Luck Sue-Never thought you'd make it. Tom Sue-7 25 74 Always Lots of Love Pat-Mom Dad Dear Pat, be proud walk tall-Love Mom Pat, Best of Luck-Love Randy Laura To Pat, the best uncle ever Lots of Love-Michael Veronica Pat, everybody should have a brother like you- Love Bud Jeanne Pat, may you find all that you seek Charlie Wright Charlie Jenkins Tony's Bar Grill, 37 Smith St., Newark, 372-9155 Tic-tac-toe times squigly Good Luck Sil-Clarence the presser at Martin- izing Happiness Always-Love Grandmother Grand- father Swiss Steak, Salisbury Steak, Chuck Steak, Trig- ger Steak Hallie Mae Green Mr. Solomon Wright Janie Mae Pollard Henry Warren Pollard You’re a very fine and sweet young lady-Love ya Mr. Mrs. Hinton K. Insler Kinney bldg.-Kitchen Mgr. A. Bobb-Joe the Cook I’ll love you 'till I die Lillian Morese Latish L’Quann Kinsler John L. Griffith Wordell Phelps and Latish Kinsler Lorraine Byrd Shirley Phelps Best of Luck in the future, Charlie All the success in the world, Roy To Charlie-Success Mr. Mason King, Jr. Mason King, the 3rd Vailsburg misses Vit!! Roberta King Melissa King Chris Dolias 1974 Tracy King Mose Daniels Good Luck in your climb upward-Lynn Amelia Deats Mr. Eugene J. Foley Anitas' Shop, 996 S. Orange Ave.-Kurt Janson Good Luck-Card Box Rose Lennon Margaret Schnering 215 Good Luck Kathy B. Richie Fran Jean Walton Good Luck Jerry A.-A friend!!! Margaret Schnering Good Luck to the Class of 74 Good Luck Lynn Raab-Mom and Dad Another job well done by J J Contrs. Helen, Vincent, Nancy Lynn Raab Good Luck Cindy-Love Janet Joe Dacunha Best Wishes to the Class of 74 Joe Dacunha Lynn Raab 4-ever Cindy Michael !! Vicki Margiotta-class of '69 Seniors, we'll miss you-Chris Ragan Luck Lynn-Grandma Maggie Luigi and Mary Dagostini Carm Cifelli Congratulations Class of 74 Mildred Deats Mr. Mrs. Virgilo Olivira Lynn, Best of Luck from Sue Richie Mr. Mrs. Fred Canzano Lots of Luck Lynn from Big Ben Gloria Ulsamer Joann and Chuck Mao-Tse-Tung Pat Nixon Love always to my little dough boy Floyd Hayden Mr. Mattia Lillie Hayden Josette Licari Richard Hayden Mrs. Mattia David Owens Mr. Mrs. Anthony Pilla Margaret Roberts King Faisal loves Golda Meir Laveme Hayden Bob Vernon Mrs. Christine Knight Love Kisses to Helen-Fred Steitz Jennie Davis Helen Antonelli Steve Capron Ray Bober Lots of Luck Gary-Scott Capron For Elena, my love from Dennis George O'Dell The Mattia Boys Jackie O'Dell 216 Good Luck Gary-Frank Linda Clayton and Justin Renee Mittleman come home-Ron Akiyama Good Luck Linda-Barbara Scott Goldberg Linda, Wishing you the best-Carol Congratulations Ronny-Jayne Thank you Mom Dad for everything Marsha Mansbach Tracillo's Deli, Harrison, N.J. Betty Callie Mr. Mrs. Anna Caponegro Mr. Blasi’s helpers are dumb like Robin Mr. Mrs. Anthony Biello To the bowling champ of America-Patricia Marte Mr. Mrs. Harry Addeo Robin Schnering Mr. Mrs. Carl Pennella Janet MacKenzie Happy Days Dr. Elias Levinson Good Luck Linda-Patty To Ron-Love Rose Robert Varnonich Best Wishes to all our students Best Wishes-Doc. and Mary Ann Frances Mottola Robert Sarik Frances Mottola Good Luck Cathy B. Sylvia Austin Yeah! Yeah! Go Head Go! Barbara 1974 Lots of Luck Class of '74-Gail Jone John Yunckes To a dear friend-Mose Alexander Ernest Maynor Good Luck-Michael Joseph Massey Randy Nancy Rose Martucci Don Sue-2 9 74 Don't blame me, I voted for McGovern! Mary Kenneally Good Luck class of '74-Joe Auriemma Best of Luck Sil-your co-worker Rose Karen Johnson Mr. Mrs. Bruce Bennett Freddie and Renee-6 6 72 James Green Good Luck Renee-Love Mike Vitale Best Wishes to the Graduates of 1974-Charlotte Moskowiitz Night at Murphy’s-7 10 73 217 Hi Joan-Love Dianne Good Luck Linda-Love Cathy and John Kooky Buky Cathy and Johnny forever and ever Good Luck in the future-Vicky Palma Congratulations to my sister and Linda Diane and Ralph Merlucci A friend wishes Linda and Good Luck Good Luck Carol Lampo-The members of the S.I.D. Home Window Cleaning Co.-Union, N.J. Congratulations Carol Lampo-Santasiri Family A friend wishes Linda Good Luck The Fricks until six. A friend wishes Linda Good Luck Carol-Wishing you everything-Linda PSHAW! Good Luck Carol-The Policastro’s Steve Palmisano Good Luck Carol-Love Bertha Luck and Love-Alan Lots of Luck Carol-Love Uncle Frank Good Luck Bob Vinnie-Love Claudia Lots of Luck Carol-Bobby and Anna Sheila Fitzsimmons Good Luck to my sister Carol-Rosario Louise plus T.J. Best of Luck always and in the future-Anne Hawkins John Tonero Ruth Feinberg Good Luck Joan-Love Aunt Mary and Uncle Mickey Mr. Mrs. A. Antunes Good Luck to our princess Talk Much! Love and Happiness to our Joan Donna Cap and Bruno Good Luck and Success in the future-Craig Amoresano Mr. Mrs. De Oliveira Eugane Williams Frank Beilina Mr. John Bowles Best Wishes Linda-The five Lampos Good Luck to my class-Karen Rutledge Good Luck Linda-Wayne Congratulations God Bless, Paul Zavocky Wilbert Little Aunt Mae, Uncle John, Arlene, John Martin. Congratulations to our daughter Linda. Ellen loves John-Ellen DeLuca Linda and All-Our Love Mom and Dad Carol Fischer Mr. Mrs. Fred Fischer Mr. Wimple Mr. Mrs. George Allenspach Good Luck, Carla, Love Dad Graduation Happiness !!! Dale Frederick Mary Carpenter Mary Nadyszak Mr. Mrs. Liiore Angie and Rocco Nittoli Craig and Monica Liiore Pat O’Brien • Anthony and Frankie Liiore Buzzy — Mrs. Frank Tauriello Constance O’Bryant Mother Concupiscence John Peniston Elsie Forgione Nick and Julia Puzo Anthony Tauriello Richie and Liz Frank and Dina Tauriello Roseanne and Nick Puzo Francisco Tauriello Jeraldine Rinas G.F. Kool Much Success Kim Peniston, Love Jerry Lisa Lang Pat Kerhle Michael Damiano Congratulations Silvana-Love Aunt Raymond Romano Mary Joan Vincenza Beverly ... Roseanne and Morris are finicky cats Good Luck Seniors Rotsa Ruck in your future career, G-Ball Nora and Uncle Fred Mr.-n-Mrs. M. Saverino Nora and Fred Lanne S.B.: Let success be your goal-love Aunt Mary Good Luck to class of 1974-Dominick Bo, Jayne, and Poncho Billy Oram No. 371-3418 Good Luck Janice-Love Mom and Dad Spanky says Hi 1 23 74 Gruning’s J K Billy and Janice-6 23 73 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Puzp, Sr. Special Hello to Susan 0. Good Luck class of 1974 Andrea Parker-Hope lies with youth Martha Suarez-Love is the answer Angelo Canini Mrs. Susie Shields Kathy and Frank Angelo Lee Tedesco, Jr. Lena- Best Wishes from Julio and Linda Terri-Good Luck in future-A1 Mar Lena-Good Luck in the Future, Loui Tern-Lots of luck love- Bobby Lena - Happiness always-Joe Terri-Love, Theresa of perruso's corner Lena-Happiness in life, Love Mother Terry”: Gunner and Billy-Jack Lena-our best wishes-A1 and Terry Ter-Want to peel a tomato?-Love Steve Lena-Ti auguro un boun avvenire, Papa The Boss will get you, Patty M. Manuel and Mouse The eight DeBenedetto’s and Kevin Shirley Varey-Mouse The First Time ever I saw your face: 10 2 72 Things will get better The future Mr. Mrs. Joseph Puzo, Jr. Anne and Bill Tipton-Luck in the future From a Polack to a Hunkie Dyrol Scott The Mora marco Family PFC Kevin Earl Scott The Murray Family Mr. Earl Scott The Three Musketeers Evelyn Crews Norman E. Threadgill-Love and Luck To a sweet niece-Love Aunt Mary Never say I can't do it-always say I will try Herbert C. Brown To Aunt Carla, Love baby Blaise Catherine Lee To Aunt Kim-Good Luck-Love Danielle Good Luck to Deb and Class of '74 To Aunt Kim-Good Luck-Love Theresa Marilyn Anderson To Aunt Kim-Love Little Anthony To a most deserving girl- Best Wishes To a wonderful girl: much happiness, Terri Good Luck Class of '74 To Carla, from Terry and Rich Gocklin Alan Lewis To Carla, Love Sean Babe Sally and Joel - Forever To Kim-Best Wishes-Love Mom Marion K. Heard Janice Buckley Sophomores, unite in Room 110-Mrs. Wells Hi, kid!—mj Barbara K. Zois Remember Steno II “The Adubato Kids Good Luck Debby-Love Bugman Don’t be meek-streak! Good Luck-Doris and Dominic Good Luck Debby-Love Joe Denise and Billy Laura and Michael Debby-Love Daddy and Gail Marguerite and John Good Luck Button Good Luck in the future-Luv Ron Bill Maria John Carmine De Vivo Good Luck Joan in the future Good Luck to the Graduating Class-Mr. Mrs. Robert DeVivo Best Wishes to the class of '74-Betty Carpousis Minnie Salerno-1974 Angie Dolias-1974 Ernie Salerno-1974 Thomas Chenyce Ms. Gerber's period 8. To Kim, Best Wishes-Love Pep To Kim Buona Fortuna-Love Mario To my Snowbird with all my love To our twin nieces, Barbara and Sharon-Love Doris, Al, and Tod Debby Trella says Hi!” Up the Hungarians V.H.S. Track is number one-Robert Morgan Mr. Yam Robert Zuffa Good Luck Class of '74 Good Luck in the future, Lydia-Mary Joe Romano-Good luck in the future Good Luck, Betty-Mom Liz: Luck and Happiness to you-Phyllis Lots of LUck Phyllis—the Lombardi's Wilda Bartley-the Sister Good Luck Phyllis-Love, the Milicis Lots of Luck Phyllis-Grandma and Grandpa Best of Luck Phyllis-Love Mom and Dad Good Luck Phyllis-Grandma and Grandpa Good Luck Phyllis-Love Annette Mrs. Dorothy Scott To Pamela, with all my love-May God bless you Aunt Lena-Congratulations from Stefan Aunt Lena-much love-Gina and Louis 221 Alberta Roma There will never be a class like 74. Good Luck Michele-Love Sara Good Luck Susie-Love Whaleface Good Luck Susie-Luv Struzel Rose Laudisi Good Luck Theresa-Huthern Corey Ralph Williams James Kernan Frank and Louise Rebar Patti Pete-73 - ? Sallie Luft Helen Picillo Uncle Tom the butcher You finally made it-Tinker Pinky Pee Wee Josephine Bove Kennedy Family Jerry Stephanie Kerrigan Mary Daugherty John Kay Nahrebny “And you’re a dog?!’’ Billy and Rosanne Tipton Joseph Laudisi Lee Laudisi Good Luck Lynn Robin D. Pinckney Good Luck and Best Wishes to our son, Paul Zavocky, Jr.-Love Mom and Dad Congratulations to Paul Zavocky-Grandpa and Grandma Zavocki Sr. Good Luck, VINE? staff. Best Wishes-Doris Whitaker Linda Zavocky 71-Congratulations 74 From a 1970 Kearny High Graduate Do not forget our bungalow 1958-1973 Good Luck, Paul Z.-Barbara Faynor Congratulations to Grandson Paul, from your Grandparents, the Pietranowichs. Mary Natale Mr. Mrs. Fendrick John and Fran Ada loves Marcus-1 15 74 till... Joe and Denise Russo Good Luck Fran-Love Mom and Dad Good Luck Gary-King Family Catherine Stahl George and Jean Stahl Gary Capron Ann Capron What was your Tuesday afternoon? Good Luck Renee-Mom and Dad Gary and Cheryl-4 29 73-74 No$? Good Luck Honey-Freddie Ralph L. Johnson Nixon, you're the one Mr. Jack Rascoe It’s exactly 12:09 A.M. and I'm still typing Clyde Bradshaw boosters zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz Clarence Burks Ernestine, we need you now, love Phoenicia, Inc., 222-9992 The Clemons-Frank, Rubye, and Billy Lesia-Love always, Michael 252-4685—Guess who? Maura, Debbie, and Michael O'Rourke Dial BANANA Richy and Babs wish David lots of lovers What actor appeared in more movies than any other? Remember the weeks down the shore We wrote all these boosters and we didn't pay a cent Uncle Pat's hot dogs Hello, Coshocton !!!! The Daly Family and S.O. Police Dept. Remember Hula Hoops? Pirate Pizza and Sub Shop, 461 Irvington Ave., South Orange, N.J. Thank Remington, Royal, and SCM Eat Romaine lettuce Unique Furniture Co., 197 Main Street Orange, N.J. Boycott Pepsi co Best Wishes, Ted Williams from M. Kirby Body Copy sheets for everybody Keith Edwards Harpo, Groucho, Chico, Zeppo, and Gumbo? (Yes, Gumbo) John Bowles Do you have scruples? Good Luck, Marti All my love, Richie The Keebler Elves James Proctor-Corine sweet j. love Where are the 110 pictures, Anthony? Jacqueline Atkinson It’s Howdy-Doody time Ty moe tony ki mlicia The New Book of Unusual Quotations Orig. V.H.S. 74-A1 Macchiaverna Kevin-Mls 71-73 “Remember me”—Mary Hey, fox, what's happening? - Hugh Heffner, Joe Namath, Fred Williamson, John Wayne, c , Mr. Probst. You bet your sweet @ $%? that Angela Cosimano this is the last booster, love, ang 223 God offers to every mind its choice between truth and repose. Take which you please-you can never have both —Ralph Waldo Emerson My shell is my castle; I have no wants. As long as you don’t bother me, I won't bother you. I'll have my milk delivered, so I can't complain that the milk machine is out of order. I won’t vote, so that my candidate can't lose. I won't make the effort to meet new people, so that I won’t be judged by their reputations. I won’t marry, so that the family I might have won’t be scrutinized by others. And I'll allow myself to die of natural causes so that some doctor will not curse medical science during the autopsy. I will fade away into oblivion . . . Our world is falling apart at the seams, ripping in the seat, wearing out at the knees. We should see so much that needs to be altered-let out, hemmed, tailored, patched-but few will run out to Woolworth's for an iron-on patch. It would take just 15 seconds of concentrated heat, but the time needed to plug in the appliance is too much of a bother. If we were brought into this world to sit back and watch -to be spectators-we'd have built-in heating pads for bottoms. We'd have antennae for senses, and cardboard instead of cerebellum. And they’d fit some people perfectly. That cardboard gray would blend in unobtrusively with their blah-neutral personalities. The holes for the antennae would leave just enough room for air, if they are still humane enough for that lowly function. We need only bother expose our ears to what we want them to listen to; otherwise-they are useless. Our eyes need only be translucent lenses, letting in just enough light to see directly behind us, keeping everything delightfully, conveniently, out of focus. For those who have skipped over this page to go on through the book, counting only how many times their faces have appeared, I leave only this message: the world is what you have made it. Time will not stop to let one person off this merry-go-round, nor will it slow down to make it any easier for another to stay on his horsie; it is not about to provide insurance for bad risks. Just because you don’t care, doesn't mean that Fate will not touch you in its own special way; it will bring ecstasy or tragedy, or both, but you won't care . . . Pray, if the mood hits you, that God will watch over you, because it doesn't look as though anyone else will - especially you. And how many times can a man turn his head, pretending he just doesn't see? -Bob Dylan 224 DO YOU REMEMBER WHEN: A postage stamp was 6 J? . . . Spaghetti was economical? . . . American bread was cheaper than Italian bread? ... A gas problem was relieved with Alka Seltzer? ... “Nixon was the one? . .. Mr. Mira bella did not have a pal? . . . People could afford to have a drug problem? ... Nixon was Man of the Year? ... Room Oil was a shower room? ... Your license plate number made no difference to you? ... There were no security guards in the bathrooms? . . . Students came to school sober? ... Viet Nam was our biggest problem? ... Watergate was just a building? .. . Families went out for Sunday drives after their roast beef dinners? ... You did not see the air you breathed? .. . Times Square was the place to go for good, clean, fun? . . .You got change from your dollar at McDonald’s? . .. Aaron Burr was the only Vice-President to be indicted? . . .. Midnight Cowboy was a dirty movie? . . . George Orwell's 1984 was fiction? ... Plumbers used to repair sinks and toilet bowls? ... A college degree meant something? .. . Four-letter words were bleeped from T.V. shows? .. . Penny candy cost a penny? ... Canned food was not contam- inated? ... The Peoples' Republic of China did not exist? ... The future looked brighter than the past? . . . People voted and it meant something? . . . 1930's Depression looked bad? ... You could not erase tapes by foot control? ... Times were good? .. . Teachers went on strike; not students? . . . Streaking was something you did to your hair? ... We cared about each other? ... “A Word From The Sponsor” How tall we are. We've learned so much. Everything, it seems, but how to stay in touch. - Rod McKuen
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