Warren Hills High School - Lamaton Yearbook (Washington, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1969 volume:

- «% - Ichiro Takada This year, our world was enlivened by Ichiro Takada, an American Field Service exchange student from Sapporo, Japan. Ichiro’s ready Hi!,” cheer- ful grin, and eagerness to help made him uncounted friends as he became a real part of the student body. Staying with the Edward Stovers of Washington, Ichiro quickly became Americanized, yet remained his own terrific self. Ichi- ro, whom we nicknamed Ichi, will always be remembered by every one who knew him. With our best wishes for health, happiness, and success we dedi- cate this 1969 LAMATON to our friend, Ichiro Takada. 2 At 8:00 Ichiro boards the bus. wide awake. School is a unique and personal world. War- ren Hills Regional Senior High School is such a world. Our school is a mosaic of activities cen- tering around the individual, yet involving the many. Each is concerned with his world yet conscious of his place in the ever-changing pattern of Warren Hills. The quest of each indi- vidual differs, each one aided by the wide op- portunities offered at his school. Their search is never ending, yet along the way, individuals find time for joy, sorrow, relaxation, frustra- tion and thought. Warren Hills sets among the scenic foothills of Warren County. 3 A Separate Peace At some time each individual finds himself alone. Yet he can never be alone because his thoughts bring him memories and reflections. Apart from humanity, an individual can explore his moods and express his feeling, thus enriching his life through contemplation and becoming more a part of his world. Why am I on detention? 4 English to some means sleep. I wonder if South Pacific was last night? 5 Term papers make school a prison. A Sea Of Faces Individuals must participate and become actively involved in friendship, activities and work to express themselves. Individuals, whose personali- ties are unique, can form a sea of faces; yet each contributes to the world of Warren Hills. Here each will find a life that only he can define. Barb gets the Christmas spirit working. 6 How can I be free Saturday night? Warren Hills is wonderful, our team is great! 7 Do you really want to dance Bill? Will Danny pass? Growing Friendships During break. Bob times the band Friendship enriches the life of each individual. Sharing precious moments, friends become a part of each other. In growing with each other, each experi- ence can become a source of knowl- edge that will lead the individual closer to the realization of his goals. Around us always are friends with whom we can relate, reminisce, and thank for making our everyday routine some- thing special. 9 Bob and Alice catch a moment in the hall. Actually Brian, this is my second lunch today. Tom gives notes for W.H. Auggie is an island of calm. Future Nurses brighten Warren Hospital. 10 Cheers for W.H. Timeout! Students Become Involved Individuals here are striving toward their goals and realiz- ing their quests. We have learned to develop our poten- tials through discovery. Our teachers have guided us. ever conscious of each students’ individuality, to realize these goals. We have explored, dis- covered. and created. In the spirit of discovery, each indi- vidual has contributed to his world at Warren Hills thus making it a part of everyone else’s. li Danny prepares a term paper. Overcoming The Challenge Out in front. Bill leads the cross country race. 12 Jubilation reigns at the close of our Hackettstown game. Steve’s and Shelley's Senior Day. Every individual is possessed with a desire to overcome a challenge. In ath- letics. an uncertain ‘Til try” changes to a positive “I will.” Although we en- deavored to turn every challenge into a win. we learned that our stinging moments of failure could become situ- ations in which we learned from de- feat. Athletes, individuals who become a team, give their all to Warren Hills as they meet their own special challenges. 13 Sidelined! Jaime wakes up. Moments Glow In Memory Individuals come to crossroads and sepa- rate. yet they will always be linked by the memories of moments that they have shared. Our lives are moments lengthened into years and as time passes we are caught up in their moods. Memories of friends, work, activities, and growth give unity to the individuality of War- ren Hills. The activities of this year will long be remembered from the fall football games to the recessional at graduation. In this 1969 Lamaton we have presented elements from which each individual can draw his own memories of people, places, things, and the moods of Warren Hills. 14 The pawn marches on. Juniors, at lockers, crowd the hall. CONTENTS Opening.......................... 1 Sports ......................... 16 Activities...................... 38 Administration And Faculty....................74 Underclassmen...................106 Seniors ........................122 Amy Leitner Glenn Howell Section Editors: Nancy Mitchell Linda Morgan Richard Tross Sanford Friedman Mr. Steven Moncher Mr. Paul Paliscak Editor-in-chief Associate Editor Denise Gasser Brenda Heinrich Photography Editor Business Manager Yearbook Advisor Business Staff Advisor Sorrow. 15 4 ' Football ’68 Row 1: D. Bulmer. J. Opdycke. D. Baldwin. B. Chatenka. J Hydash. S. Burd. J. Rhinehart. B. Lyons. B. Hansier. C. Lifer. S. Fritts. G. Ran- dall. J. Smith. R. Whedon. Row 2: B. Gianquitti. B. Lewis. J. Renigar. J. Rhinehart, B. Herman. R. Wiley. D. DeBacco. B. Thomas. B. Fucci. D. Swift. R. Scott. G. Dennis. A. Levens. Row 3: Coach Miller. J. Della- vadova. R. Butler. J. Fritts. M. Opdycke. G. Digilio, C. Federioo. D. Duryea. T. Rush. E. Dickerson. M. Whitehead. Coach Swetnam. Delaware Valley 0 Belvidere 0 Hackettstown 0 N. Hunderdon 12 S. Hunderdon 0 Notre Dame 13 P'burg Catholic 14 Morris Catholic 0 Hunderdon Cent. 13 Warren Hills 32 Warren Hills 26 Warren Hills 26 Warren Hills 14 Warren Hills 40 Warren Hills 6 Warren Hills 0 Warren Hills 14 Warren Hills 48 Using one's head. 18 John Rhinehart and Coach Miller after John gained over 1.000 yards. Football '68 has been a season of near excellence with a record of seven wins and two losses. The taste of defeat did not hamper our boys’ playing in any way. It made the taste of victory even sweeter. The fine coaching of the coaches and the co-operation of the team as a whole, has made football '68 a season to be proud of. John Rhinehart. an outstanding senior ath- lete. showed his athletic ability in football by gaining over 1,000 yards running. This is the most that any football player in the history of Washington High School or of Warren Hills has ever gained, thus John has set a new record. We’re proud of John and glad that he was part of our team. John adds to his total yardage by tactfully evading his opponent. As the saying goes: “Never catch our man. 19 Coaches: D. Swetnam. A. Bowen. J. Miller, head coach. W. Lightcap. Senior Streaks Dale Baldwin Fullback Don Colaluce Tackle Dave Bulmer End Sam Burd Tackle George Dennis End Earl Dickerson End BillChatenka Guard Steve Fritts End 20 Bob Guianquitti Rt. Halfback Dan Griffin Quarterback Bob Hansler Center John Hydash Tackle 21 Recognition for the fine efforts of our Seniors. Streaks Are Dynamite 22 A pull through! A struggle A touchdown A VICTORY!!! 23 Get out there and play! DRC Champs W.H.R. Belvidere 50 — 44 Hack. Jamborre 56 — 40 W.H.R. Randolph 51—47 W.H.R. P’Burg Catholic 54-60 W.H.R. Newton 49 — 29 W.H.R. Del. Valley Hopewell Valley (Deleware 53 — 43 Valley Invitational Tourn.) 60 — 51 W.H.R. North Hunterdon 56 — 51 W.H.R. South Hunterdon 68 — 46 W.H.R. Del. Valley 54 — 35 W.H.R. Hunt. Central 70—51 W.H.R. Blairstown 60 — 47 W.H.R. Hackettstown 58 — 56 W.H.R. High Bridge 55 — 38 W.H.R. Belvidere 67 — 45 W.H.R. P'Burg Catholic 60 — 32 W.H.R. North Hunterdon 49 — 47 W.H.R. South Hunterdon 65 — 45 W.H.R. Del. Valley 47 — 43 W.H.R. Hunt. Central 60 — 27 W.H.R. Blairstown 80 — 61 W.H.R. Hackettstown 63 — 59 W.H.R. High Bridge 55 — 51 W.H.R. Belvidere 61 — 43 Row 1: T. Cryan. S. Thatcher. Row 2: Coach Wilson. A. Fucci. D. Opdyke. W. Cordes, H. Winters. S. Fritts. J. Secula. R. Mitchell. 24 Tom Cryan Senior Steve Fritts Cagers Scott Thatcher 25 Harold Winters J. V. Basketball. Row 1: T. Pyrek. R. Malizewski, D. Daubert. J. Meyer. Row 2: K. Whedon. K. Schoonmacher. R. Holden. C. Biggs. Up. Up. and Away! 27 Row 1: J. Opdycke. D. Baldwin. J. Rhinehart. D. Colaluce. M. Whitehead. R. Rhinehart. Row 2: J. Smith. R. Porter. W. Thompson. W. Groff. K. Hagedorn, W. Chatenka. WARREN HILLS DUAL MEET RECORD — 1969 TEAM RECORD 8-3-0 WHR 25—23 G.A.R. WHR 11—30 P’Burg WHR 23—15 St. Benedict WHR 29—18 W. Morris WHR 23—25 H. Central WHR 36- 8 Stroud Union WHR 24—17 N.H.R. WHR 37— 9 Vailsburg WHR 47- 3 Notre Dame WHR 27—16 Roxbury WHR 46— 4 Belvidere WHR 29—16 Hackettstown WHR 17—21 Newton 28 Hit me once more and I’ll pin you now! Pros On The Mats Dale Baldwin — Hwt. 12-1-0 State Champ 9-4-0 Bill Chatenka — 148 2nd Districts Don Colaluce— 168 1-8-1 7-5-0 Joe Opdycke — 157 3rd Districts John Rhinehart — 178 13-0-0 2nd States 8-5-0 Jeff Smith — 130 3rd Districts Warren Hills Regional Christmas Tournament 1st Place Team Individual Champs: W. Thompson — 106. J. Smith — 130. W. Chetenka — 148. J. Opdycke — 168. J. Rhinehart — 178 D. Baldwin — Hwt. Matt Whitehead — 136 9-4-0 2nd Districts Senior Wrestlers 29 1969 District and Regional Record 2nd place district team Champions — Districts and Regionals John Rhinehart — 178 Dale Baldwin — Hwt. (3 yrs. Dist., 2 yrs. Reg.) 2nd Place Districts Wayne Thompson — 106 Kim Hagedorn — 123 (3 yrs.) Matt Whitehead — 136 Bill Chatenka — 148 3rd Place Districts Jeff Smith — 130 Rick Rhinehart — 141 Joe Opdycke — 157 Excedrin Headache 85. 30 State Champ Dale Baldwin, with a 57-6-2 career record, has made it to the top. He not only stands as a champion in his own right, but as a symbol of Warren Hills' achieve- ment throughout the state. It is not everyone who can attain such heights in his field; however, for those who are willing to put forth the effort such achievements can be realized. Dale Baldwin 1969 N. J. State Champion Heavyweight division 68 Dist. Champ. (3rd in Regionals) 67 State Runnerupat 178 lb. Regional Champion District Champion 31 Cross Country It’s a long, hard run! Row 1: T. Bunko. K. Flnken, S. Frayne. K. Latteman. R. Gittins. Row 2: R. Fornarotto. A. Bichler. F. Watras. J. Leggio. 32 Oh well. CROSSCOUNTRY There are no stands filled with people to watch these boys flatten the countryside, but they run all the same. Each individual runner strives to reach the fin- ish first; perfection of his skills and a possible victory are his goals. Warren Hills’ Bill Groff takes the lead. 33 Girls’ Sports The girl’s Hockey Team, coached by Mrs. Pantuso and Miss Cole, is a team of hardwork- ing girls. Each girl is striving toward the com- mon goal of victory. Although not always vic- torious, these girls strive to better themselves and their team. With a better season than '68, these girls hope to make '70 a better one yet. Hockey Two down but the game goes on! Row 1: A. O'Connor. D Hendershot. V. Sbriscia. B. Fentzlaf. J. Dev- S. Lifer. Row 3: Miss Cole.P. Brands. R. Miramontes. P. Szemak. A. ers. Row 2: B. Randall. D. Stauffer. B. Keenan. M. Walsh. C. Ronoski. Howell. P. Brands. S. Hoagland. P. Perry. Mrs. Pantuso. Row 1: D. Skyler. D. Cooper. R. Kendrick. K. Campbell. V. Sbriscia. G. Supplee. C. Bowman. Row 2: J. Hampton. S. Hetzel. P. Szemak. E. Hommer. K. Briski. S. Watters. D. Stauffer. B. Jones. Row 3: Miss V. Cole coach. P. Kirkhum Mgr.. S. Hoagland. N. Jayne. T. Fucci. F. Krieger. D. Hendershot. A. O'Connor. M. Bortz. S. Lifer. B. Fentzlaff. C. Docker. Mrs. G. Pantuso Ass t, coach. Practice? With that mob!? The individual is an important part of the basketball team, provided team work is applied. The effort put forth by each player makes the team a success. In playing basketball team work as well as individual ef- fort is required. 35 Basketball Its only 10 feet above the ground! Cheerleaders The Cheerleading Squad: Long hours . Hard prac- tising tryouts . J. V. practice . again ... show spirit practice again . keep smiling . . . Varsity! .. longer hours victory! bitter tears lasting friendships . . Victory! Happiness is: A Victory! Row 1: N. Christine. Co-captain: C. Stauffer. Mascot: B. Yawger. Co-captain Row 2: N. Schaarschmidt: J. Hampton: D. Eckel- J Kovalsky V Scbriscia: J. Goles; S. Stauffer: R. Stires. 36 Tut had nothing on this! In time with the music, girls. I Teams in a huddle! •vv.v •(• •••••••••■• 9 mm mm mm mm mm mm i rm ••••••••« • • mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm ■ ••••!••••••••••■••• m mm mm mm mm mi ............... • • •••••••••••••. • ••«••••••a !•••••••••••••■••■• 9 mm mm mm mm mm................ • ••«••••••••••••••a • • •• turn m mm ............ ■ � JL • •••••••a •••m9LP.9j9 9 9 9 9 � ■JOOOW • •••••••••a ••� Jk ■•■•••••••• •• • • • • • ....... • • t • • • A Jl C REPRESENTATIVES L-R: A. Balderson. A. Levens. D. Holmes. J. Bryan. P. Perry. W. Brook. B. Wolf. J. Pollack. R. Beam. A. Smith. P. Dean. S. Fritts. L. Rusczyk. J. Kovalsky. M. Whitehead. J. Smith. R. Menger. R. Hights. N. Ochse. F. Krieger. S. White. M. Chatenka. Roseberry. K. Hagedorn. K. Kerr. F. Fiore. S. Snyder K. Lusk. N. Warren Hills is always busy with ac- tivity. The many people that give up their free time to contribute their ideas to clubs help to make Warren Hills a well-rounded school. People with fresh new thoughts are always invited to join in the fun. Activities are varied and cater to the many types of people which attend Warren Hills. Clubs encourage friendly competition within a school and prepare their members to take an active stand in their community. S. C. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Seated: G. Donald- son. Standing, L-R: N. Christine. J. Rhinehart. D. Eckel. G. Bergman. D. Griffin. B. Yawger. E. Ford. C. Bowman. B. Keenan. M. Walsh. L. Mehawk. S. Stauffer. G. Randall. H. Carder. G. Whedon. P. Paolini. F. DeCarlo. S. Renner. C. Unangst. P. Kirkhum. M. Mayberry. D. God- frey. P. Bower. R. Kastenhuber. S. Fucci. B. Randall. J. Unangst. L Christine. L. Alexa. Alternates: B. Banner. K. Merritt. L. Strauss S. C. CABINET M. Burack. S. Ames. R. Rhinehart. D. Eckel. G. Donaldson. V. Sbriscia. G. Berman. J. Langone. J. Rhinehart. N. Christine. President Ames at work. Student Council 41 M. Colaluce. J. Kendrick. R. Mitchell. N. Ochse. B. Cyphers. Led by class president. Ray Mitchell, the sophomores brought their word to the senior high and became a part of it. The class, advised by Mrs. Mayberry, had a highly successful magazine campaign. Unhappily, the sophomores lost the an- nual Bundle Drive campaign and payed the price with an enjoyable assembly. Oh. really! 42 K. Herrick. D. Schumann, advisor Mrs. Fensel. P. Bower. R. DeFilippis. T. Fucci. The juniors had a triumphant year as they won the Bundle Drive and con- ducted a terrific candy sale. Class rings made them feel a real part of their school. The junior class added to Warren Hills as they created their world of “Oriental Gardens” for the Junior Prom. 43 Put that pawn back! International relationships. Where east meets west. This year Warren Hills is hosting an ex- change student from Japan. Ichiro Takada is spending a year in the U.S. and while here he is staying with his host family. Mr. Mrs. Edward Stover. Ichiro attends regu- lar school classes here and participates in various extra-curricular activities such as the yearbook and Photo-service clubs. Ichi- ro is an active member of our student body and we hope he is enjoying his stay with us. We all trust he will return to Japan with many fond memories of his friends in the U.S. 44 Jaime and Fuzz listening to Mr. Mammana. t The American Field Service is an active branch of Warren Hills. Every year Warren Hills hosts guests from all countries of the world. 45 Jaime Molina L R: Mr. Hagadorn. M. Walsh. R. Stasyshan. P. Musselman. B. Yawger. P. Rymon. N. Greene. D. Griffins. M. Burack. B. Heppa. G. Supplee. R. Kendrick. S. Ames. C. Bowman. Warren Hills branch of the National Honor Society is composed of dedicated students who are real all around people. The group, under the guidance of Mr. Harvey Hagadorn. fulfills its pledge. New members inducted this year: Debby Cressman, Beth Ford. Diane Person. Frank Rutan, Janet Vasko. Karen Batson. Charles Biggs. Nadine Bryan. Sharon Carry. Rosemary DeFillppis, Gale Donaldson. Terry Fucci, Joanne Goles. Winnie Hamlen, John Hampton. Kathy Herrick. Elaine Hommer. Denise Krawzak. Mary Mutchler. Cathy Orsi. Ellen Rutan. Lynn Tomlin- son. Priscilla Ross. Ricky Rhinehart. Jean Wadnik. Bruce Wolf. Robin Yencho. National Honor Society 46 Left to Right. Row 1: J. Brunkhorst. D. Fox. L. Howell. K. Walsh. E. Werner. V. Ross. B. Silverthorn. K. Kemmel. J. Devers. P. Ross. Row 2: Mr. Angelini. director. B. Royster. D. Shook. N. Guido. B. Cyphers. N. Ochse. J. Wisniewski. P. Leggio. P. Droppa. M. DeVatt. S. Alan Row 3: C. Gas- kins. K. Keer. K. Popinko. A. Blanche. L. Gelok. D. Person. V. Sbriscia. C. Morris. C. Winters. R. Woolfe. C. Pursell. C. Wiseman. C. Spangenberg. J. Aicher. P. MacKenzie. M. Greene. E. Rush. C. Hartmann. Row 4: B. Kreiger. D. Muller. J. Batkin. D. Cole. B. Kabish, S. Pels. S. Burd. D. Stewart. P. Kirkham. D. Bungart. C. Vandervort. D. Sadlon. B. Randall. D. Warner. S. Knapp. Row 5: S. Reynolds. V. Freeman. E. Grey. J. McLaughlin The chorus is one of the most active groups in school. It’s members practice dai- ly under the direction of Mr. Angelini. Each spring they present a choral program for the public and every Christmas, along with the Junior High chorus, perform a Christmas show for the student bodies. Chorus 47 Marie Burack, Miss Football The election of Miss Football is an annual affair at Warren Hills. The con- testants are chosen by their fellow classmates. At each football game, voting boxes are set out where the students vote for their choice. It's a hard choice to make as all the candidates are both pretty and intelligent. O.K.. Who stole the puck? Row 1, L to R: L. Staples. D. Miller. Y. Pfaff. S. Watters. M. Mutchler. P. Ross. E. Errickson. Row 2: K. McCarbe. N. Jayne. R. Yencho. A. Zulauf. T. Fucci. T. Imboden. Row 3: C. Herman. W. Brooks. J. Farr. D. Jones. A. Cregar. J. Perry. T. Gianquitti. A. Snyder. B. Freezer. A Musselman. R. Kendrick. P. Musselman. Row 4: Mr. Ragno. S. Leb- kuecher. J. LaFleur. L. Petrick. L. Ruszczyk. L. Kochis. S. Carey. The Band, under the direction of Mr. Ragno performs for the school at various times during the year. They are always there adding that little bit of needed pep at rallies and athletic events. 50 Warren Hills Bandstand We Honor Our Players Kneeling: L. Platel. J. Langone Standing: N. Morgan. B. Hart. B. Feenstra. D. Holmes. Our Color Guard and Banner Carriers add to the beauty of our marching band. When they all marching band. When they all march in formation, carry- ing the flags of our country and our school, you feel proud to be an American, and take pride in being a member of the student body. 51 Our Drill Team is an asset to Warren Hills school system. Only two years old. the drill team is proving itself cap- able of handling the most difficult rou- tines with ease. It is a pleasure to watch them perform. To do their best, the drill team spent many long hours at practicing formations, in order to appear well for all the football games. A young streak booster and her hero. Kneeling: K. Campbell. M. Burack. Standing: P. Paolini, V. Castner. D. Smith. A. Bernaski. C. Edelston. C. Gimon. N. Vanderbilt. D. Schrepple. C. Bowman. G. Donaldson. 52 Kneeling: N. Coleman. G. Supplee. Standing, left to right: S. Renner. F. Fiore. A. Smith. D. Person. D. Skyler. M. Barton. B. Hubbard. G. Elko. J Kaufman. K. Lusk. During halftime our Twirlers can be counted on to do their best. After long hours of working out, they can do tricks that dazzle the eye. 53 Hasty decorations! Row 1: Miss Cole, S. Stauffer. N. Christine. S. Smith. D. Person. J. Stedenfeld. J. Covalsky. J. Batkin. D. Cressman. B. Staples. B. Keen- an. B. Silverthorn. D. Watson. K. Matey. E. Latteman. N. Schaarsch- midt. L. Kayal. C. Vandervort. S. Merrill. K. Walck. D. Smith. B. Yawger. Mrs. Pantuso. Row 2: G. Donaldson. C. Ronoski. P. Ross. S. Carey. D. Eckel. C. Rush. D. Bungert. J. Langone. M. Burack. D. Sky- ler. G. Supplee. C. Bowman, M. Walsh. B. Krieger. F. Zuckerman. N. Mitchell. C. Gimon. V. Castner. K. Campbell. V. Sbriscia. P. Rymon. Row 3: S. Kaufman. A. Leitner. R. Kendrick. J. Devers. A. O'Connor. R. Miramonted. D. Hendershot. P. Szemak. S. Lifer. S. Pels. V. New- ton. L. Docker. B. Specht. K. Lusk. P. DiRienzo. B. Bearse. B. Sup- plee. E. Hommer. J. Blackwell. Row 4: B. Miller. L. Tomlinson. J. Hampton. N. Jayne. A. Cartal. L. May. M. Bortz. P. Perry. B. Fentz- laff. J. Goles. A. Detrick. S. Hill. K. Herrick. R. DeFilippis. F. DeCarlo. Row 5: R. Yencho. P. Ross. D. Godfrey. F. Fiore. N. Bryan. M Mutch- ler. J. Cressman. K. Batson. W. Staples. S. Pantuso. D. Smith. S. Snyder. V. Ross. L. Hansen. Row 6: B. Cyphers. S. Hetzel. E. Josak. K. Briski. K. Briski. B. Ferry. D. Stauffer. M. Jayne. Y. Pfaff. L. Guito. B. Randall. D. Howell. D. Sadlon. L. Christine. Row 7: P. Leggio. K. Fiore. S. Hoagland. P. Brands. V. DeFries. C. Gruver. E. Shback. M. Colucce. P. Menger. C. Bloom. S. Fucci. K. Merritt. N. Ochse. R. Hight. GASARA is an athleticaly minded club for girls. It sponsors many activities such as acrobatics, baseball, basketball, hiking, as well as a Christmas Program in which the girls collect food and clothes for needy families. During the year GASARA also sponsors dances, and picnics. 55 Spanish Club Roster B. Yawger. K. Higgins, L. Kayal. B. Timberley. A Smith. D. Jenkins. B. Holtz. S. Hoagland. R. Porter. K. Merritt. L. Santini. M. Toretta. V. Wagner. S. Slack. L. Lawton. J. Wadnik. M. Vern. E. Latteman. L. Mehawk. J. Devers. L. Quick. C. Morgan. D. Risko. P. Brands. V. Drake. M. Roberts. L. Christine. T. Manasse. B. Randal. N. Guido. K. Marshall. Kathy Herrick. D. Godfrey. M. Barton. P. Barton. F. DeCarlo. C. Foronatto. J. Ross. P. Weisbacker. L. Me Clarey. E. Rutan. D. Pesci. K. Schick. S. Szymanski. A. Cartal. K. Bat- son. K. McNall. B. Jones. S. Jones. R. Miramontes. D. Pambianchi. E. Fanni. S. Fucci. L. Docker. K. Kimmel. L. Hanson. S. Haney. D. Parks. E. Errickson. J. Emmons. N. Mitchell. W. Staples. L. Kutzler. J. Aich- er. N. Ackerman. K. Murphy. D. Cooper. P. Lewis. K. Check. Lynne Tomlinson. B. Cheshire. M Chatenks. C. Higgins. F. Cassidy. F. Fiore. C. Pursell. K. Huff. D. Cressman. R. Foronatto. N. Kayal. B. Bearse. A. O’Connor. J. Apgar. D. DiMenna, A. Tigar. V. Oram. A. Bradley. P. Miller. L. Benson. N. Verta. R. Yencho. B. Hubbard. A. Bichler. S. Renner. E. Hommer. D. Stein. J. Leggio. R. Mitchell. M. Colaluce. B. Banner. K. Eshback. D. Schumann. T. Szlachtianchyn. D. Manico. S. Ames. D. Skyler. D. Krawzak. D. Person, N. Christine. J. Staples. B. Rymon. P. Kirkhum. N. Bryan. K. Popinko. J. Kaufman. S. Pantuso. C. Rush. J. Godfrey, J. Simmons, R. Lewis. T. Lisk. W. Cordes. P. Farell, S. Merrill. A. Fucci. D. Stauffer. D. Johnson. B. Hart. R. Cooper. B. Smith. V. Harrington. J. Stedenfeld. L. Trench. K. Robinson. J. Dellavedova. C. Weilamann. D. Opydyke. D. Jones. M. Mayberry. L. Ruszczyk. S. Bernaski. B. Kneger. L. Queitzsch. C. Bloom. R. Santini. B. Feenstra. P. Miller. L. Benson. D. Smith. D. Eckel. The Spanish Club has one of the largest membership lists in the school. It offers many enjoyable pastimes to it’s members, while at the same time, improving their command of the Spanish language and culture. Throughout the year, the club has dances, fiestas, and a complete Spanish meal. It is responsible for many of the Christmas trees seen in school during the holiday season, and also at this time, the club members present original skits in Spanish. 56 57 Judy and Mr. Goles prepare to blast off. Row 1: R. Aicher. S. Ames. V. Smith. G. Bergman. G. Randall. B. Lyons. A. Balderson. Row 2: G. Dennis. R. Rhinehardt. M. Whitehead. T. Cryan. R. Whedon. E. Errickson. T. Gianquitti. J. Pence. A. Levens. S. Fritts. The Fire Squad is a group of selected boys who are members of the Warren Hills student body. They rep- resent the school as being prepared in case of emer- gency. It sure feels a lot safer when the fire drills and other practice drills are done under the knowing eyes of the fire squad. The pep rally scene. 58 The Audio-Visual Club is a new part of Warren Hills. Under the direction of Mr. Sauck. they see that the right films are at the proper places at the times when they are needed. They also keep the equipment in good working order. Brian working out some bugs in the projector. Seated: D. Schuman. W. Thompson. R. Woolf. G. Dennis. J. Smith. Row 2: Mr. Sauck. K. Latteman. S. O’Connor, J. Dux. H. Kuebler Row 3: R. Paterson. R. Maliszewski. J. Kendrick. R. Whedon. M. Whitehead. T. Kelly. 59 Row 1: Mr. Bower. R. Whedon. J. Rhinehart. M. Whitehead. H. Kue- thews. R. Rhinehart. D. Schuman. P. Ferro. Row 3: R. Kastenhuber. bier. A. Levens. G. Bergman. J. McClafferty. G. Dennis. B. Heppa. J. Hilkert. S. Frayne. J. Kendricks. Row 2: J. Erickson. J. Griffin. K. Hagedorn. E. Errickson. R. Mat- 60 Preparing for victory at school dance. The Hi-Y Club is one of the most ac- tive clubs for boys in the school. Among their activities are: camping, swimming, and participation in the many sporting events at the Y.M.C.A. in Easton. 61 Row 1: D. Colaluce, G. Randall, M. Whitehead. D. Schumann. J. Smith. T. Cryan. R. Lyons. G. Dennis. A. Levens. R. Foronatto Row 2: W. Thompson. R. Gittins. I. Takada. S. Ames. R. Valentine. R. Han- sler. J. Pence. J. Opydyke. J. McClafferty. P. Bower Row 3: H. Win- ters. B. Woolf. J. Secula. J. Hilkirt. S. Remger. W Stewert. J. Ken- drivks. T. Peyrek. J. Griffin. D. Opdyke. The Library Council is always there to help when a student needs assistance in locating library materials such as books, films, and periodicals. The council members give up their study halls in order to help others. Row 1: C. Rhinehart. F. Zuckerman. D. DiMenna. N. Christine Row 2: P. Miller, C. Unangst. L. Christine. P. Leggio. K. Check, F. Cassidy. C. Hartman. C. Ronoski. Row 3: M. Hodgson. R. Johnson. D. Pesci. M. Vern. S. Kober. A. Mussel- man. V. Newton. D. Watson. D. Garey. Row 4: Miss E. Stone. I. Rose. D. Sadlon. D. Mueller. P. Kirkham. K. McNall. D. Skyler. Missing: E. Rush. P. Weisbacker. P. Musselan. J. Langone. L ■ I b r a r 0 u n c ■ 1 62 V. Ross. B. Specht. L. Hansen. D. Werner. R. Porter. S. Snyder. $. Pantuso. D. Smith. D. Hendershot. K. Briski. C. Higgins. P. Miller. D. Thompson. B. Randall. V. Newton. L. Cassidy. D. Godfrey. C. Un- angst. B. Blanche. C. Orsi, C. Morgan. C. Handlry. L. Strauss. P. Kir- khum. C. Docker. M. Mutchler. M. Mayberry. D. Miller. S. Sadlon. L. Morgan. B. Heinrich. J. Letivinch. D. Skyler. P. Szemak. K. Campbell. N. Coleman. V. Castner. D. Schrepple. N. Mitchell. K. Winchruch. C. Gimon. A. Cartal. J. Cressman. J. Blackwell. M. Walsh. M. Davis. K. Stetler. S. Seack. M. Roberts. J. Bradly. P. Brands. P. Brands. D. Ev- eritt. L. Mehawk. C. Hartman. D. Pesci. M. Barton. P. Barton. K. Mar- shall. P. McGarvey. N. Bryan, K. Merritt. R. Yencho. T. Manasse. A. Howell. V. Drake. K. Fiore. A. Gneiding, B. Keenan. N. Jayne. K. Her- rick. P. Leggio. M. DeBacco. V. DeVries. B. Hubbard. G. Elko. L. May. D. Marshall. K. Lusk. J. Vasko. D. Sadlon. R. Searfoss. C. Bowman. G. Supplee. S. Sigler. D. DiMenna. P. Paolini. K. McNall. K. Check. M. Colaluce. K. Eshback. P. Gaelione. K. Miles. L. Nordstrom. G. Craf- shak. S. Fucci. C. Gruver. S. Hoagland. P. DiRienzo. P. Ross. B. Bearse. L. Christine. M. Jayne. N. Guido. B. Banner. J. Langone. K. Popinko. S. Smith. E. Latteman. J. Stedenfeld. I. Rose. C. Fornarat- to. S. Hill. A. Dietrick. F. Krieger. N. Gneiding. S. Hetzel. F. DeCarlo. R. DeFillipis. D. Smith. S. White. M. Burack. J. Ross. P. Menger. D. Cressman. D. Mueller. E. Hommer. F. Zuckerman. L. Kayal. G. Don- aldson. K. Higgins. Ushers Club The Ushers Club is a service club. At every home athletic event or meet, they are on the scene, selling tickets, checking coats, and generally getting everything organized. 63 Row 1: D. Cressman. C. Gruver. S. Carey. J. Hampton. P. Ross. M. Sheeren. K. Herrick. R Yencho. S. Hoagland. K. Orsi. M. Davis. K. Stetler. C. Docker. Row 2: A. Leitner. D. DiMenna. J. Langone. M. Risko. J. Stedenfeld. C. Ron- oski, L. Hansen. T. Wigonowski, B. Santini. K. Merritt. C. Bloom. P. Menger. N. Mitchell. B. Yawger Row 3: B. Heinrich. S. Stauffer. D. Shook. V. Ross. C. Morris. M. Coaluce. G. Krawfcheck. C. Chiniewicz. L. Nordstrom. B. Ferry. R. Woolfe. K. McNall. D. Mueller. S. Smith. Row 4: P. Pauolmi, D. Miller. B. Ford. P. Rymon. D. Skyler. L. Russiczk. B. Freezer. D. Bungert. Row 5: J. Shaw. D. Watson. B Bearse. C. Walke. L. Quick Row 6: Mr. Edelstein. W Brooks. Boys In Rear: E. Grey. S. Sather. T. Graf. I. Takada. P. Musselman. S. Friedman. E. Errickson, P. Bower. W. Sworen. D r a m C u b Some serious thinking? 64 It's only a matter of using one's head. I'm small, but I can sure fight back with my baton. I wonder, did Huck Finn ever have to go to school ? Flying High. 65 Row 1: R. Livingstone. L. Hengst. J. Hoser. Mr. Rupell. Row 2: Mr. Read. T. Reed. J. Bell Row 4: L. Finkel, G. Melroy. D. Opydyke. W. Polhemus. H. Chiniewicz. S. Lebkeiber. J. Bryan. C. Brill. R. Rheine. Reed. J. Steel. W. Leiby. Row 3: J. Wood. W. Hanema. M. Rusczyk. R. Appleby. D. Kayhart. R. The Future Farmers of America are active year- round. They can be seen plowing the fields in Septem- ber and in the spring, as well as working on equipment during the winter. A good part of their time is spent in learning new methods of farming. Timeout. 66 Future Nurses J. Devers. A. Bernaski. K. Check. K. Schick. C. Swartz. B. Blanche. Row 3: M. Bortz. D. Godfrey. S. Knapp. J. Wadnick. A. Smith. K. McNall. L. Benson. A visitor from the past?????????? Row 1: J. Vasko. B. Allen. N. Vanderbilt. C. Bowman. M. Vern. J. Cressman, G. Supplee. S. Stauffer. J. Brunkhorst. Row 2: Miss L - Hommedieu. J. Wishneski. S. Hetzel, L. Santini. K. Briski. S. Haney. The Future Teachers of America are a very active club. Each year, the faculty steps down from their teaching positions for one day and the Future Teach- ers take over the class- es. Besides being a change for the stu- dents and teachers, this gives the club members some prac- tice at their future vocations. Row 1: A. Smith. B. Cyphers. N. Jayne. N Ochse. F. Fiore. Row 2: L. Tomlinson. V. Ross. J. Hampton. L. La- cey. P. Leggio. K. Herrick. K. Batson. C. Ronoski. A. Leitner. C. Hartman. Row 3: M. Burack. V. Sbriscia. L. Kayal. C. Gimon. B. Yawger. D. Schrepple. N. Greene. J. Stedenfeld. P. Rymon. Row 4: R. Woolfe. K. Kerr. S. White. N Kayal. A. Cartal. B. Keenan. P. Pauolini. A. Detrich. B. Hubbard. B. Ford Row 5: S. Smith. D. Bun- gert. C. Rush. D. Sadlon. P. Perry. F. DeCarlo. D. Smith. L. Strauss. C. Pursed. 68 The pastures of Warren Hills. c h a I e a n Seated, L to R: F. DeCarlo. D. Krawzak. E. Hommer, Editor-m- Chief. K. Kerr. Standing: L. Tomlinson. J. Griffin. M. Vern. H. Carder. Row 1: J. Langone. L. Tomlinson, S. Bernaski. M. Vern. D. Krawzak. F. DeCarlo. E. Hommer. K. Kerr. Row 2: M. Sheeren. P. Leggio. D. Werner. H. Carder. J. Wiesniewski. R. Beam. V. Drake. A. Gneiding. K. Check. N. Verda. P. Lewis. K. McNall. Row 3: R. Mathis. L. Quick. S. Carey. C. Weila- men. V. Harrington. J. Griffin. J. Bradly. C. Baylor. P. Yapaolo. A. Bradly, M. DeVatt. B. Supplee. Top: J. Buntain. 69 Seated: J Wyckoff. E. Errickson. B. Heppa. F. Rutan. Standing, left to right: D. Williams. D. Miller. A. Hanema. M. Hodgison. M. Sarka. H. Zajac. Mr. Sauck. J. Staples. D. Parks. C. Biggs, J. Errickson. S. Carey. The Chess Club, under the direction of Mr. Sauck. is a promising contender in all the matches it enters. 70 The spirit released from the spirit jug. Seated, left to right: S. Bernaski. B. Kreeger, D. Garey. B. Ford, L. Hanson. P. Rymon, L. Tomlinson. V. Newton. J. Devers. Standing: Mr. Tucker. Miss Luff, advisors. D. Manico. V. Ross. N. Bryan. N. Kayal. N. Ackerman. A. O'Connor. G. Whedon. L. Quick. W. Brooks. L. Queitzch. K. Popinko. K. Keer. P. DiRienzo. C. Schwartz. The Bio-Chemistry Club is new this year to Warren Hills. Its’ members are those whose interests lie in Biology, Chemistry, or both. The club is fortunate to have as its' advisors, two fine science teachers, Miss Luff and Mr. Tucker. Dur- ing the year they have planned many trips and projects of interest to both the members of the club and the entire school. How to make a yearbook after many nights of work. E d ■ I t 0 r ■ i a I S t Row 1: L. Quick. C. Hartman. Row 2: D. Gasser. N. Mitchell. B. Heinrich. L. Morgan, Row 3: Mr. Moncher. advisor. G. Donaldson. R. Mathis. D. Manico. P. Ross. P. Maul. Amy Leitner. Editor. C. Madey. Row 4: S. Smith. M. Vern. J. Wadnik. N. Kull. P. Galione. Glen Howell, assistant editor. R. Tross. a f f Lamaton — 1969 Row 1: C. Unangst. K. Miles. Row 2: C. Ronoski. S. Wilkdrick. Row 3: Mr. Moncher. M. Walsh. S. Haney. A. Gneiding. P. Rymon. C. Morris. R. Tross. B. Krieger. L. Nordstrom. G. Supplee. E. Errickson. D. Miller. S. Friedman. Business Editor. G. Crofcheck. 72 U S ■ I n e s s S t a f f Kneeling, Left to right: B. Rymon. A. Check. Row 1: Mr. Moncher. advisor. R. Tross. G. Howell. R. Snyder. C. Hartman. Row 2: J. Staples. L. Queitzsch. Photo Service Club 73 .; • -i-r x r irwyflrvCTro-y ■ .. .. : ■■■. , ;...' : . ’ '• - ' . . ; '..' i-;: ■ ■' .Jf:‘ JpBJir . :t:-. :; .■ - :. ■-??: ?,.•'. .‘.v't,-v .; •• •.V-5.TV ■v............ :-'-‘i.''v-v iCf - i.V5 .W •• . v ..'t v. ;- •;••:■■ •• tmgm m;- '-WWU flHHHtl . . ■ ■■'■ •• • ■ • . i ............................................................................................................... ' -... .•'.:• '■' ' ::: .'A i aW (TOi _ SaSSfegs¥ • ,vt Board Of Education Seated, left to right: Mr. Alvin Eckert. Mrs. Clarence Finkle. Mrs. ing: Mr. Gus Kovalsky. Mr. W. Benjamin Minier. Mr. John W. Bow- Herbert Trubek. President. Mr. George Davis. Vice President. Stand- man. Mr. Ralph M. Mitchell. Dr. A. Frederick Uhler. Without proper guidance from higher channels a school cannot function to meet the educa- tional needs of the student body. Warren Hills is fortunate to have as it’s administrators, out- standing members of the community and highly trained personnel. These people take a whole- hearted interest in the activities of the students in the Warren Hills school system. All decisions that they make influence the entirety of the student body and therefore must be handled with the greatest of care. We, as students, take pride in our school board and respect it’s decisions. Our gratitude is shown in our cooperative attitude, working together to make Warren Hills a unique school system. 76 Business Manager Mr. Lawrence Stopp 77 Superintendent School year ’67 ’68 was a year for the Regional Schools to begin. In ’68 '69 they have forged ahead! The progress, however, was not an inevitable move- ment, for positive achievement by groups of people comes only from the cooperative effort of individual members of the group. At Regional, such cooperation- from students, parents and staff has been the princi- pal ingredient of success. Now, at year’s end, we all look two ways — back to these achievements, but forward, too. to continued education, new challenges and different ways of ap- proaching the life ahead. My own hope is that your past experiences here will serve you as you face this future. Be assured of our continued interest in all that you do. 78 Mr. Lawrence Anderson Principal Mr. Eric Errickson “It was the best of times, it was the worst of times it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incre- dulity ... it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair —Dickens Overtones of Dickens’ thoughts exist in any age to some degree. Certainly in the year of your graduation. 1968-69. they existed to a pronounced degree. Space probes and orbital moon flights inaugurated man’s first true journeys in space; medical experimentation raised life expectancy to unprecedented levels; rates of employment and gross national product reached unmatched proportions. Yet. withal, conflict and pro- test wars and threats of wars brought heartache and misery, hunger, and deprivation that equaled any known in the history of mankind. Vietnam, Czechoslo- vakia. crime on the increase, inflation and a host of threats strike fear in the hearts of young and old. Faced with these threats of evil and promises of good, may you undergird your lives and the homes you will establish with those spiritual “constants” of honesty, integrity, hope, faith, and love which alone will bring peace to your souls and to mankind. 79 Vice- Principal There will always be dissident voices in our society, expressing opposition without alternatives, finding fault but never favor, perceiving gloom on every side and seeking influence without responsibility. Those voices are inevitable. But today other voices are also heard. Voices which preach more than slo- gans and realize that a society’s strength is more than a matter of words or fancy slogans. These voices real- ize that progressive leadership must be guided by knowledge and reason or else those who confuse rhet- oric with reality will gain popular approval with their seemingly swift and simple solutions to every problem. Our successful pursuit of progress will be due to the words we use. but to the determination, intelligence, and character we stand ready to use on behalf of the principles we value in our lives, our school and our country. “To have succeeded is to have finished one’s business on earth I like a state of continual becoming with a goal in front and'not behind” George Bernard Shaw With best wishes for success in achieving your goal. 80 Mr. William Irons Mrs. Susan Bodine Superintendent’s Secretary Mrs. Shirley Magavero Principal's Secretary Mrs. Mae Frey Business Manager's Secretary Miss Dorothy Rost Guidance Secretary Secretarial Staff A secretary's work seems to go on forever. Mail, business letters, report cards, college transcripts, at- tendance, and endless other tasks are among their daily chores. It is hard to imagine how this system could function without the backbone of our often unthanked secretarial staff. Mrs. Ruth Ann Lambert Office Secretary 81 Guidance Department Miss Helen Stone — Head of Guidance Department 82 Mr. Harvey Hagedorn Please send Arnold to the guidance office.” Getting on the right path is not an easy task. The future sometimes seems confused, but with the counse- lors along side of us and our own de- termination to get somewhere we all manage to pull through. Each one of us goes our own separate ways secure in the knowledge that there is a place we can turn to when the going gets a little rough. Student guidance. Help and information. Justa beginning. Faculty Mr. Joseph Angelini — Music Mr. Alfred Bowen — Industrial Arts Mrs. Margaret Bowen — English Mrs. Mary L. Christine - Business Education Mr. William Bower — Business Education Miss Donna Carpenter — Mathematics � 00000 OOOOOO: Miss Vicki Cole — Physical Education Mr. Gerald Edelstein — English and Social Studies Mr. Peter Cybuck — Science 86 88 Mrs. Evelyn Gulick — Mathematics Miss Ella Haver — Science Mr. James Hoover — Social Studies Mrs. Susan Hotchkin — English My first success. This and coaching too! Mrs. Lois Latteman — Home Economics Mrs. Giuliana Kemmerer — French Miss Josephine L’Hommedieu — Nurse 90 Being a teacher is not an easy job. Every day a new cycle begins. The teacher must contend with each and every individual, while establishing order for the group. There are days when a teacher seems to be an amateur psychiatrist, referee, confessor, guidance counselor and walking encyclope- dia all rolled into one. Mr. William Lightcap — Physical Education 91 Miss Joan Luff — Science Mrs. Marian Mayberry — Social Studies Mr. Joseph Mammana — Spanish 92 Mr. Jerrod Miller — Physical Education Mr. Steven Moncher Mr. Harold Musselman — Science — English 93 Well, we caught them this time! Mrs. Sue Ellen Roseberry 96 98 Mr. David Swetnam — English Miss Ruth I. Weller A good teacher possesses patience and understanding, a well developed mind, and a genuine sense of responsibility towards students. Warren Hills is losing such a teacher this year. Miss Ruth I. Weller. Miss Weller has announced that she will retire at the end of this year. The loss to Warren Hills will be felt by administrators, faculty, and students alike. Most of us remember Miss Weller as a capable administrator, who handled all her tasks, both routine and non-routine, with ef- ficiency and assurance. In her role as a mathematics teacher, Miss Weller excels in her ability to clarify important facts for her students. All she needs to see is a puzzled expression, and this prompts her further ex- planation of the material. Everyone knows that figures can be frightening at first, but Miss Weller teaches her pupils to fight back with their minds. We are truly grateful to Miss Weller for her dedication to her job and wish her many happy years in her retirement. 101 I'll never understand them. Not Pictured: Mrs. K. Knudsen — German Custodial Staff Left to Right: F. Parkins, I. Burd. E. Warian. E. Relyea; Not pictured: R. Crouse. P. Klotz. E. Meischner. It’s not easy to keep a building this size in shape. The custodial staff has it’s work to do in the school — from the still hours of early dawn until late at night they are busy cleaning halls, fixing a broken chair or just trying to keep order in our busy school. When we all leave the dance they’re still there to close up after we’ve gone. If we spill two gallons of chemicals on the lab floor someone is there with a mop — A hard job. well done. Where’s Barnabas? 102 Cafeteria Staff 103 mmm i . V{V • Egg ? KCg - si bM :.'; • mMmMm Smiles In The Same Language J. Adamczyk R. Albert J. Allen S. Allen D. Alpaugh J. Apgar D. Baldwin R. Baldwin B. Banner M. Barcik D. Barrett C. Baylor R. Beam D. Beisel J. Bell L. Benson J. Bernaski J. Bietka G. Blackwood B. Blanche R. Blanche C. Bloom M. Bowlby J. Bradley P. Brands P. L. Brands K. Briski S. Brown M. Brugman L. Brunell J. Brunkhorst S. Buffy R. Butler L. Carswell L. Cassidy L. Castner M. Chatenka K. Check W. Chesire L. Chiu L. Christine D. Cistone 106 M Colaluce D. Cole A. Conroy J. Cooper R. Cooper B. Cyphers M. DeBacco J. Dellavedova V. DeVries G. DiGilio D. DiMenna C. Docker R. Doyle V. Drake G. Edwards B. Elvin D. Engle J. Errickson K. Eshback D. Everett P. Farrell C. Federico B. Ferry K. Fiore E. Forini C. Fornarotto L. Francey S. Frayne K. Fritts A. Fucci Sophomores in deep contemplation? What did you say the answer was? We Look For Knowledge Everywhere We Go S. Fucci S. Gardner R. Garey L. Gelok A. Gneidmg A. Godfrey J. Godfrey R. Godfrey K. Grey J. Griffin R. Gross C. Gruver N. Guido A. Hart B. Hart M. Hart E. Haycock L. Hengst S. Hetzel C. Higgins R. Hight J. Hilkert S. Hoogland B. Hoffman C. Hoffman R. Holz A. Howell L. Howell K. Huff M. Jayne 108 R. Jensen E. Jocsak D. Johnson B. Jones D. Jones D. Jones R. Kappler A. Kastenhuber R. Kastenhuber T. Kelly J. Kendrick J. Kern J. Koch L. Kolasensky J. Kor F. Krieger N. Kull L. Lacey J. LaFleur R. Latella K. Latsch L. Lautenschlager S. Lebkuecher J. Leggio P. Leggio B. Letwinch P. Lewis P. Loret P. MacKenzie D. Mahoney C. Malaret D. Maline R. Maliszewski T. Manasse R. Mathis D. Mattos M. Matviak M. Mayberry J. McCauley P. McGarvey M. McKinnis K. McNall Awed But Eager! 109 Individual Effort Is School Life C. McPartland N. Meixsell P. Menger P. Merrill K. Merritt J. Metroke K. Metroke J. Meyer G. Mickalowski B. Miller D. Miller P. Miller R. Mitchell D. Mowrey B. Muessig K. Murphy A. Musselman N. Ochse L. Olexa V. Oram D. Pambianchi D. Parks R. Paterson L. Patrick K. Pene R. Perry D. Pesci T. Peyrek Y. Pfaff S. Pietryka J. Pollack R. Porter R. Porter B. Randall K. Ratliff W. Read F. Read S. Renigar M. Revitt S. Reynolds M. Roberts K. Robinson 110 I. Rose D. Roseberry J. Ross M. Ross B. Royster G. Rush D. Sadlon L. Santini R. Santini T. Sawran J. Sayre A. Schaare K. Schick J. Secula M.Sheeran D. Shotwell S. Sigler S. Sigler J. Simons S. Slack A. Smith D. Smith R. Snyder J. Staples D. Stauffer G. Stewart W. Stewart K. Stettler L. Strauss B. Stull Finished! Ill Accomplishments,The Key ToSuccess T. Szlachtianchyn L. Tayburn B. Taylor M. Thein E. Thomas D. Thompson A. Tigar B. Treacy D. Tyson J. Unangst N. Verta E. Voag G. Wagner V. Wagner S. Walsh J. Wanous D. Warner S. E. Watters S. L. Watters K. Whedon S. White D. Williams S. Wirth T. Wright C. Young V. Young H. Zajac A. Zulauf 112 M. Barton K. Batson B. Bearse C. Beifus J. Bell R. Berger A. Bernaski W. Bialowasz A. Bichler T. Bigelow C. Biggs J. Blackwell A. Blanche P. Blyskal M. Bortz P. Bower D. Bowlby A. Bradley B. Breslin W. Brook B.Brunner J. Bryan N. Bryan T. Bunko J. Buntain P. Burd R. Burkhardt W. Capwell H. Carder S. Carey A. Cartal D. Castner J. Causon C. Cole J. Coleman 113 D. Collins W. Cordes E. Corsino J. Cressman G. Crofcheck D. Dalrymple D. Daubert M. Davis D. DeBacco T. DeBacco F. DeCarlo R. DeFilippis A. Detrick M. DeVatt J. Devers P. DiRienzo L. Docker P. Dugan UnderstandingMakes A BetterStudent D. Duryea F. Duryea D. Eastman D. Eckel G. Edwards J. Emmons D. Everett T. Everitt M.Fehr D. Felschow B. Fentzlaff M. Fernandez K. Finken F. Fiore M. Forini R. Fornarotto D. Fox H. Fox J. Fritts R. Fucci T. Fucci D. Garo S. Gigliotti G. GiuTiano 114 D. Godfrey J. Godfrey J. Goles B. Groff K. Hagedorn W. Hamlen J. Hampton S. Haney L. Hansen V. Harrington D. Haycock D. Hendershot I. Hendershot B. Herman K. Herrick S. Hill L. Hoffman R. Holden E. Hommer L. Hoover C. Hopkins L Horvath J. Hoser S. Howell C. Jackson D. James N. Jayne D. Jenkins C.Jensen S.Jensen Students display great en- thusiasm at dances. 115 R. Johnson F. Jones S. Jones D. Kappler G. Kastenhuber N. Kayal K. Kerr W. Kimble K. Kimmel B. Kinney P. Kirkhum G. Kleen S.Knapp S. Kober L. Kochis D. Krawzak L. Kutzler K. Latteman Was there ever such a group of classical music lovers? L. Lawton C. Leggio J. Leggio R. Lewis S. Lifer T. Lisk A. Loret K. Lusk R. Magyar T. Maliszewski M. Malone D. Manico 116 We Express Our Feelings In Many Ways D. Marshall G. Masenior L. May M. Mayberry K. McCabe M. McClary L. McCleary J. McLaughlin D. Miller J. Miller R. Miramontes D. Mueller L. Musco M. Mutchler V. Newton L. Nordstrom A. O’Connor D. Opdyke C. Orsi S. Pantuso P. Paolini S. Pels P. Perry L. Petrick A. Pfaff B. Pierson C. Pladek L. Platel J. Plotts G. Polidoro K. Popinko C. Pursell L. Queitzsch L. Quick J. Renigar $. Renner C. Rhinehart R. Rhinehart P. Ross V. Ross K. Rupell E. Rutan 117 Friendship Represents A New Experience F. Rymon S. Sadlon D. Schafer A. Schneider K. Schoonmaker D. Schumann C. Schwartz R. Scott R. Scott K.Seebeck D. Smith S. Snyder C. Spangenberg B. Specht W. Staples L. Stapleton A. Stecker D. Stein R. Stires B. Supplee W. Supplee D. Swift W. Sworen P. Szemak S. Szymanski W. Thomas W. Thompson D. Timberman L. Tomlinson R. Treitler 118 L. Trench C. Ulmer C. Unangst W. VanNess M. Vern R. VanOven J. Wadnik A. Wanous J. Watras R. Weaver C. Weilamann E. Werner G. Whedon D. Whitmore T. Wigranowsky H. Wilder R. Wiley A. Wilkins J. Williams J. Williams P. Williams G. Wiseburn B. Wolf R. Woodruff R. Woolf P. Yapaolo R.Yencho C. Young E. Young P. Ziegler 119 I hope this one is right! Now where is that space bar? SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED: D. Appleby. M. Banks. D. Barton. M. Barton. K. Blackford. D. Bodine, T. Boyer. M. Burns. G. Byerlee. J. Camporini. B. Decker. R. Greer. M. Green. C. Herman. D. Kayhart. J. Kelson. B. Lobello. P. Maul. G. Melroy. J. Mowrey. M. Opdycke, J. Pence, G. Richardson. M. Schafer. B. Schelling. P. Schumacher, J. Schwind. S. Skinner. B. Smith. W. Staats, T. Sutton. M. Thein. M. Toretta. M. Trefnoff. M. Vlossak. D. Williams. J. Wisniewski. G. Young. 120 Just love those English assignments. JUNIORS NOT PICTURED: D. Andrews. J. Baxter. C. Berger. F. Bian- co. J. Brandt. C. Chiniewicz. A. Cregar. G. Donaldson. J. Farr. H. Hib- ler. R. Huber. R. Laferriere. W. Lifer. J. Melligan. T. Mikaliunas. K. Miles. E. Molinari. R. Read. G. Rex, R. Roseberry. S. Royster. D. Rudy. E. Schultheis. D. Smith. W. Tayburn. P. Thomas. E. Walsh. Now (x-2r) 2 (x + $) = ??? 121 lilii? Many Faces — Different Goals Barbara Florence Allen Allen Balderson Sherman Ames. Ill Dale Alfred Baldwin Ralph Charles Aicher Michael Vincent Ashman 124 Gary Lee Banghart JoAnne Elaine Batkin Remember Them? 125 Kathleen Anne Baylor Larry Anthony Belmont II Michael Joseph Baylor Denise Ann Bungert Could this be Magic? David B. Bulmer Marie E. Burack A Common Bond Of Friendship Robert Harold Burd Patrick A. Cardone Sherrie Jean Carey Collecting Thoughts Anc Samuel H. Burd Kathleen Campbell Gary Burns Peggy Ann Burns 128 Judith Gayle Cheshire Henry Chiniewicz Nancy Ann Christine Donald Lawrence Colaluce Making Decisions 129 Dianne Jean Cooper Martin V. Coughlin Deborah A. Cressman 130 George H. Dennis Earl Randolph Dickerson II Joseph M. Donahue 131 Accomplishing Our Aims He took my crayons. Gail A. Donaldson Donna Marie Doyle Diane Marie Droppa Linda D. Dunlap Harry Dennis Duryea John L. Dugan. Jr. 132 John Thomas Dux Debra Danne Eckel So this is the chapter I should have read! Glenn F. Eckel Revell Leighton Eckel II Carol Ann Edleston 133 Do you think Miss Stone knows where Vol. XV is? 134 Betty Feenstra Georgann Elko EricG. Errickson. Jr. Elizabeth E. Ford Franklin Donald Fox Michael John Fraticelli Evelyn Renate Freezer Stephen John Fritts Ulysses G. Freeman Sanford Ira Friedman Barbara Louise Freezer The Oneness Of Self Considering 135 I can’t stand here all day. Denise Marie Gasser Robert Leonard Gianquitti Thomas Joseph Gianquitti III 136 And The Wholeness Of All — Claire Ann Gimon Richard Dennis Gittins Nancy Jean Gneiding 137 Gerald Frank Gorga Thomas John Graf Norma Eileen Greene Edward Ernest Grey. Jr. John Wayne Hamlen Daniel Patrick Griffin Pearl Edith Gunderman Carol Anne Handley Auke Hantje Hannema Pa rticipating As A Unit 138 But. are you sure that's O.K.? Robert Thomas Hansler Daniel John Harrington Of Meaning And Purpose Christine Ives Hartmann Brenda Alyce Heinrich Brian Alan Heinrich As we near the end of our senior year we are able to look back at the many memories of our school life. The lessons we’ve learned and the friends we’ve made will forever be a part of us. As we leave high school we don’t leave all behind; instead, we bring our past experiences with us to the future. Paul W. Hempel 139 Karen Jean Higgins Look what's here! 140 Linda Ann Hill Deborah Lea Holmes Brian David Heppa Glenn Alan Howell Bonnie Lee Ann Hubbard Mark William Hodgson He'll never guess that I copied it. Karen A. Huff Promising Futures Paul Linford Hull II Bruce Howard Hummer John Hydash Thomas M. Imboden 141 Phyllis Darlene Johnson Barbara Ann Kabisch Virginia Lee Kabisch Promising Minds It can't be done! 142 Meeting The Challenge 5.000 words!!? 143 Frederick K. Kleen III Jane Carolyn Kovalsky And Giving Opinions Kenneth Russell Kries Brenda Joyce Elizabeth Krieger Harry Edward Kuebler Kathleen Lancaster Judy Ann Langone Hugh J. Larimer. Jr. 144 David C. Latsch Elaine Aleta Latteman Wade Harry Leiby Facets Of School Life Are Reflected In Our Faces JoAnn Letwinch 145 Putting Our Plans In Motion 146 Craig A. Lifer I think he wants me to work. Gregory P. Lewis Jerry Alan Lewis Robert Scott Livingstone Robert F. Lyons Alexander John Levens My he’s handsome! Carolyn Jean Madey Richard David Matthews j f • Carmen Iris Malaret Catherine J. Marshall Susan Michelle Matzenbacher 147 Sharon Ann Merrill John L. McClafferty III Linda Jean Mehawk Richard Lee Meshach Alexander John Miller Facing The Issues With 148 Should I loan him my English notebook? David F. Miller Nancy Joan Mitchell Crystal Ann Morgan A Commanding Respect Our escapades through the past four years were varied. We have discov- ered the purpose of our lives and have spent our time wisely in preparation for the future. During these years we have gained greater knowledge of ourselves, our parents and our friends. Linda Lee Morgan Nancy L. Morgan 149 Connie Irene Morris Debra R. Mount Paul Edward Musselman Linda Irene Opdyke Growing And Learning Harley P. Payran Jay Clyde Pence II Gary Warren Paterson John Frederick Perry Dianne C. Person Joyce Annette Peterson Seeing, Researching And Changing 151 Well. I guess I'd better write it myself. Earl T. Proctor. Jr. Gregory Wade Randall Karen Marie Read Raymond Read John David Rhinehart John A. Rhein William G. Richline. Jr. This has got to be the answer. 152 'rials Mark Robert Richter Diane Marie Risko Marion Marie Risko Carol Ann Ronoski Alva H. Roosa III Flemming Rose Patricia Ann Ross And Triumphs 153 Bernadette Lorraine Royster Drew Paul Rupell Cathy Lynn Rush Thomas Frank Rush Michael Joseph Russick Lorraine Ann Ruszczyk Problems And Joys As We 154 Reflect On Our Cohesiveness Frank B. Rutan Patricia Ann Rymon Michael Carl Sarka Stephen Peter Sather One of the most important aspects of our high school years is getting to know and understand our fellow classmates. We have all cooperated in making our high school days challenging, exciting and amusing. Without a sense of humor and an eagerness to learn the years would have had far less value. 155 Victoria Frances Sbriscia Nancy Gail Schaarschmidt Donna Lynn Schrepple Peggy Ruth Searfoss Searching. .. John Harold Sefcik 156 Gene Harlan Sessamen. Jr. Jean Ann Shaw Deborah Ann Shook Ronald R. Sigler. Jr. Betty Lenora Silverthorn Debra C. Skyler Probing For Answers With Questioning Minds Daniel John Smith Dottie Gail Smith Craig Martin Smith Jeffrey J. Smith Sharron Smith Bonnie Marie Staples Maintaining A Sense Of Humor Richard Wayne Stasyshan 160 I promise I'll remember my music next time! William Tobaygo Richard Gordon Tross Gail Tyson Linda K. Unangst Robert Dale Valentine Nancy Lee Vanderbilt Everything’s In Fun Now. where did he go? 161 Our Work Takes Us Down Many Paths ... Carol Ann VanderVoort Janet Vasko Kerri Lucille Walck Michelle Claire Walsh Lezlie Darlene Wanous Frederick P. Watras 162 Dawn Carol Watson Madison Frank Whitehead III Susan Marie Wildrick Royd Edward Whedon Karen Beatrice Winchurch Through Many Fields 163 Carol Ann Winters Not Pictured: Nancy Lee Pettit Dominick William Saponaro Florence Edith Sefeik William Charles Schwartz Billie Mae Yawger Rolland Martin Young Fae Beth Zuckerman 164 Christina Bowman — Treasurer Sharron Smith — Recording Secretary Jane Kovalsky — Corresponding Secretary Robert Lyons — Vice President A symbol for the class officers could be the Five-pointed star. Each offi- cer is joined inseparably with the others by effort and responsibility. No class office functions well with less than all parts operating at top efficien- cy. This has been the outstanding characteristic of the Class of 1969 offi- cers: a quality performance. Class Officers 165 William Chatenka — President Two roads diverged in a yellow wood. And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim. Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same. And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh. I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and I - I took the one less traveled by. And that has made all the difference. — Robert Frost 167 MARTIN V. COUGHLIN Seniors . .. MOST CONGENIAL: Vicky Sbriscia and Bill Chatenka. MOST TALKATIVE: Billie Mae Yawger and Don Colaluce. 168 NICEST SMILE: Debbie Eckel and Royd Whedon. 169 CLASS CLOWNS: Vicki Castner and Dale Baldwin. CLASS FLIRTS: Karen Higgens and George MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: Marie Burack and Sherman Ames. Dennis. MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED: Jane Kovalsky and JoeOpdyke. 170 QUIETEST: Sherrie Carey and Harold Winters. Senior Directory A C AICHER, RALPH CHARLES — Chuck” Plays the drums. Against poor and inefficient education. Future plans: College. Extracurn cular Committee 3.4. Wrestling 2. Fire Squad 4. S.C. Representa- tive 3. Flag Caretaker 3.4. ALLEN. BARBARA FLORENCE — Barb” Quiet and shy. Pet Peeve: U.S. History II homework. Future plans: College. Future Nurses Club 4. Library club 2. Jr. Red Cross Club 1. AMES III. SHERMAN — Amesey Enjoys swimming. Pet Peeve: ap- ple polishers. Future plans: College. Student Council — Publicity Committee 1. Representative 2. Chairman Extracurricular Com- mittee 3. President S.C. 4. Chess Club 1.2. Spanish Club 2.4. Inter- act 2. Hi-Y 3.4. National Honor Society 3.4. Arista 1.2.3.4. Assem- bly Squad 3. Fire Squad 4. Prom Decorating Committee 3. Xmas Dance Decoration Committee 4. Will and Prophecy Committee 4. Baseball 1.2.3. ASHMAN. MICHAEL V. — Mike” Quiet and shy. Future plans: Tech- nical School. B BALDERSON, ALLEN JAMES — Al Favorite sayings: 7.5 mobile cranks on. Heep! Future plans: College. S.C. alternate 1.2. S.C. representative 4. Junior Prom Decorating 3. Fire Squad 4. Arista 1.2. Spanish Club 1.2. Extracurricular Comm. 3. Xmas Dance Decorating 4. BALDWIN. DALE ALFRED — Jarhunga Can sing underwater. Fa- vorite saying: Tenacious” Future plans: College. Football 2.3.4. Wrestling 2,3.4. BANGHART. GARY LEE — Hair Likes long hair. Future plans: undecided. BATKIN. JOANNE ELAINE — Jo” Future plans: Beautician. Booster Club 1. Chorus 1.2.3.4. Prom dec. comm. 3. G.A.S.A.R.A. 4 BAYLOR, KATHLEEN ANNE — Kathy Likes to sew. Plays the piano. Dislikes sloppiness. College bound. Outdoor Club 1.2. Gasara 3.4. Student Council representative 1. Committees 2.3.4, Newspaper 3.4. FTA4. BAYLOR. MICHAEL JOSEPH — Mike . BELMONT II, LARRY ANTHONY — Larry Cycle fan. Plans to attend a college in Florida. Hi-y 1. BERGMANN. GARY JOHN — Berk Plays Guitar. Pet Peeve: People without Expression. Plans to attend College. Flag caretaker 1,2.3. 4. Vice President 1. S.C. Representative 1. Radio Club 1.2. Key Club 2.3.4. S.C.. V.P. 3. Assembly Squad 3.4. Fire Squad 3.4. S.C. Extracurricular Committee Chairman 4. Key Club Lt. Gov. 4. BITTENBENDER, JAMES — Bit Enjoys bowling. Warren Tech — here I come. Dislikes homework. Baseball 1. Basketball 1. BODINE. CHARLES GREGORY — Charlie” Enjoys Kart racing, and Bowling. Another Warren Tech boy. Trouble?? Interact Club 1.2. BOWMAN, CHRISTINA A. — Chris Likes Earth Science. College bound. Outdoor Club 2. G.A.S.A.R.A. 3.4. Drill team 2.3.4. Class officer (Treasurer)3,4. FNA C.S. 3. Pres. 4. Ushers Club 3.4. Na- tional Honor Society 3.4. S.C.A. 3.4. Will and Prophecy Committee Chairman. BRILL, CHARLES DENNIS — Charlie Likes 4th period History. girls, and 3:06. Wants to join the Navy. F.F.A. 1.2,3.4. BRUNNER, BLASE — Blase Enjoys riding a Honda in the rain. Undecided future. BUCKWALTER, FREDRIC N. — Buck Dislikes Monday mornings and Greek Mythology. Mechanically inclined. Future Businessman. _ . „, BULMER, DAVID BURCE — Football 1.2.3.4. Basketball 2. Baseball 1 Do unto others before thay do it to you. Undecided future. BUNGERT, DENISE — “Denise Chorus 1.2.3.4. F.T.A. 1,2.3. Out- door Club 1.2. Gasara 3.4. Dislikes corners! What ya knowin Fred? Plans to go to college. BURACK, MARIE ELEANA — Marie Always smiling. Avid sports fan. College bound. S.C. alternate 1. S.C. representative 2. S.C. Treasurer 4. Project Committee 1.2. Extracurricular Com. 3. Class Corresponding Secretary 1.2. Recording Sec. 3. Drill Team 2.3, (co-capt.) 4. Future Teachers 1.2.3.4. Ushers Club 2.3.4. Na- tional Honor Society 3.4. Arista 1.2. Yearbook 4. Drama Club 4. BURD, ROBERT — Bob Future plans: College. Pet Peeve: Fords. BURD, SAMUEL H. — Sam Pet Peeve C and B lunch. Plans include college or the Air Force. Football 1.2.3.4. Track 3. Spanish Club 1. 2. F.T.A. 3. BURNS, GARY — Gary Hates having his picture taken. An Oxford boy. BURNS, PEGGY — Peggy Dislikes school. Enjoys football. Future plans includes the Coast Guard. CAMPBELL. KATHLEEN — Kathy Pet peeve: People who make fun of my laugh. Plans include beautician school. Drill Team 2.3. 4. Capt. 4. Girl's Basketball 2.3.4. Gasara 3. Outdoor Club 1.2. Usher’s Club 3.4 Project Com. 4. Chorus 2.3. Spanish Club 1.2.3. Student Council 1. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Christmas dance decorating comm, and tickets 4. CARDONE, PATRICK ANTHONY — Pat Faithful Shop-Rite boy. Pretty eyes. CAREY, SHERRIE — Sher” Pet peeve: homework. Enjoys horses and football games. Plans to be a secretary. Pep Club 1. Outdoor Club 1,2. Prom Committee 3. Gasara 4. CASTNER, VICKI — Vic Always late. Unusual driving skills. Future plans: Airline school. Drill Team 2.3,4. Will and Prophecy 4. Stu- dent Council alternate 2. Project comm. 2. Publicity Comm. 3.4. Prom Decoration Comm. 3. Spanish Club 1.2.3. OutdoorClub 1.2. GASARA 3. 4. Christmas Dance Dec. Comm. 4. Usher’s Club 4. CHATENKA, WILLIAM DENNIS — Pinhead Nice personality. A smile for everyone. S.C. representative 1.3. Football 1.2.3.4. Base- ball 1. Basketball 1. Wrestling 2.3.4. Class pres. 4. Interact 3. Hi-Y 3.4. CHESHIRE. JUDITH GAYLE — Judy True friends are never known until needed. Future plans: Beauty school. F.T.A. 2.3. Pep Club 2.3. Junior Class Play 3. Gym Circus 2. CHINIEWICZ, HENRY — FFA 1.2,3.4. CHRISTINE. NANCY ANN — Nancy” One of our cheerleaders. Col- lege bound. Pet peeve: Phonies. Recording Secretary 1. Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4. Outdoor Club 1.2. F.T.A. 2.3.4. GASARA 3.4. 5. C. Representative 1. Alternate 3. S.C. Publicity Comm. Chair- man 4. Spanish Club 1.2.3.4. COLALUCE, DONALD LAWRENCE — Don Dislikes those Little Sophs . Good swimmer. College bound. Hi-Y 3.4. Spanish Club 1. 2.3. Football 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2.3. Wrestling 2.3. COLEMAN. NANCY IRENE — Nance Dislikes Sophomores. Plans to attend Business School. Twirling 1,2.3. (Capt.) 4. Outdoor Club 1.2. Usher's Club 4. Spanish Club 1.2. Publicity Comm. 3.4. Prom Dec. Comm. 3. Yearbook Business Staff 4. COLEMAN, SHARON E. — Sharon Pet peeves: Selective Service and First Period Gym class. Plans marriage after graduation. OutdoorClub 1. Lib. Council 3. CONROY, GEORGE — George Enjoys roller skating and girls. Un- decided future. COOPER, DIANE — Die Musician. Plans to be a music major. Don't knock it until you've tried it — then knock it! Outdoor Club 1.2. Biology Club 4. Spanish Club 1.2,3.4. GASARA 3.4. Hoo- tenanny 1. COUGHLIN, MARTIN — Marty Chess Club I.2.3.4. Spanish Club 3. Y.M.C.A. 3. Basketball 1. CRESSMAN, DEBORAH SUSAN — Deb Doesn't like tall people. Will be an Art Major in college. Enjoys dancing and acrobatics. Band 1. 2. Spanish Club 1.2.3.4. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3.4. Drama Club 3,4. Usher's Club 4. S.C. Comm. 1. CRYAN, THOMAS J. — T.C. College bound. Is that right? Varsity Basketball 1.2.3.4, Spanish Club 1.2.3. Hi-Y 3.4. (Sec.) Cross Country 2. S.C. Representative 2. Fire Squad 3.4. Assembly Comm. 3.4. Extra-curricular Comm. 2.3. D DEAN, JUDITH ANN — Judy” College bound. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3. Spanish Club 1.2.3. Chorus 1. F.T.A. 3. Prom Dec. Comm. 3. S.C. Representative 4. Project Comm. 4. DelCAMPO, PATRICK — Pat Future plans include vocational school. Pet peeve: Speech Class. Take it light. Gym Club 1. Football 1.3. Band 1.2. Prom Dec. Comm. 3. DENNIS, GEORGE — George College bound. Tenacious Football 1,2.3.4. Wrestling 1.2.4. Arista 1. S.C. alternate 2. Class V-Pres. 3. Key Club 3.4. Fire Squad 3.4. Assembly Comm. 3.4. Hi-Y 3.4. DICKERSON II, EARL RANDOLPH — Squirrel Bill Cosby imita- tions. Unusual skills include breathing, girl-watching, and spell- ing. Plans to attend technical school or junior college. Fire Squad 4. Football I.2.3.4. Track 2.3.4. Chess Club 1.2. Gymnastics Club 1.2. DONAHUE, JOSEPH M. — Uncle Joe Future plans: undecided. Check it out. Cross Country. DONALDSON, GAIL A. — Gail A hello for everyone. A sky-blue Mustang. Future in Political Science. FTA 1,2.4. Booster Club 1.2. Project Comm. Chairman 4. Yearbook 3.4. GASARA 4. Drill Team 4. DOYLE, DONNA MARIE — Donna Plans to attend hair styling school. DROPPA, DIANE MARIE — Diane Detests reckless school bus driv- ers. Will go on to IBM school. Outdoor Club 1. Chorus 1.2.3.4 DUGAN JR., JOHN L. — John Pet Peeve: People who don't like Oxford. Groovy FFA 4. DUNLAP. LINDA D. — Terri Mustang 68 Plans to spend her fu- ture with a certain someone. Archery 1,2. Folk Club 1.2 DURYEA, HARRY D. — Harry Pet peeves are school and home- work. A Dairy Queen man. Will attend Warren Tech. DUX, JOHN T. — Duxie Future plans include college. Baseball 1.2. 3.4. Football 1.2. Cross Country 3. Wrestling 1. Interact Club 2. E ECKEL, DEBRA D. — Debbie Number '41. College bound. Oh. the heck with it! Class Treasurer 1. F.T.A. 1. Drill team 2.3. Cheering 3.4. Usher's Club 2.3. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3.4. Spanish 1.2. 3. Miss Key Club 3. AFS Comm. Chairman 4. Prom Dec. Comm. 3. Christmas Dance Dec. Comm. 4. Recording Sec. 2. Corr. Sec. 3. S.C. Rep. 2.3. Yearbook 4. ECKEL, GLENN — Eck Will attend Warren Tech. Don’t bug me. Junior. Baseball 1. ECKEL II. REVELL LEIGHTON - Lee' Will attend the R.C.A Institute. EDLESTON. CAROL ANN — Carol Pet peeve: When someone says Forget it! Likes Italian food. Usher's Club 2.3. GASARA 3. Prom Publicity Chairman 3. Drill Team 2.3.4. Christmas Dance Decorat- ing 4. Will and Prophecy 4. ELKO, GEORGANN — George' Enjoys talking, usually at the wrong times! Likes French. Plans to major in French. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3. Usher's Club 2.4. Prom Committee 3. Twirling 3.4. Will and Prophecy 4. ERRICKSON, ERIC JR. — Lief Pet peeves: teachers and Gym class. College bound. Chess Club 2,3.4. Spanish Club 2.3.4. Key Club 3. 4. Band 1.2.3.4. F.T.A. 1. Drama Club 3.4. Fire Squad 3.4 F FEENSTRA, BETTY — Boukje” Undecided future. Outdoor Club 1. 2. Spanish Club 1.2.3.4. Banner Guard 2.3.4 Chorus 1. FORD. ELIZABETH — Beth Enjoys helping others. A Star!” Future plans: Speech Therapy. FTA 1.2,3.4. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3. 4. S.C. Alternate 1.4. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Christmas Dance Decorating and Ticket Comm. 4. Secretary of Chrmistry- Biology Club 4. Drama Club 4. FOX, FRANK — Frank Enjoys Gym and girls. Undecided future. FRATICELLI, MICHAEL — Frat A Shop-Rite boy. Always smiling. FREEMAN, ULYSSES — Ulysses Small but mighty. Undecided future. FREEZER, BARBARA LOUISE — Barf Anybody for a game of football? Likes everyone. Plans to be a Social Worker. Band 1.2.3. 4. Track 3.4. FREEZER, EVELYN R. — Evey” Pet peeve: Getting up in the morning for school. Would like to travel after graduation. FRIEDMAN, SANFORD IRA — Sandy” The time has come” the Walrus said to speak of many things Enjoys photography. Plans to be a teacher. Folio 1. Teen Scope 2. FTA 2.3.4. Yearbook 3.4. Yearbook Business Manager 4. Drama Club 3.4. FRITTS, STEPHEN JOHN — Stevie Pet peeves: wise guys and math. Enjoys eating pizza and bananas. Plans to attend college. Football 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2,3.4. Basketball 1.2.4. S.C. Repre- sentative 4. Fire Squad — asst. Chief 4. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. G GALIONE, PATRICIA ANN — “Trish Pet Peeves: Getting up early and Physics. Enjoys writing letters. Plans a future in Computer Programming. Freshman Class Council 1. Drill Team 2. Girl's In- tramurals 1.2. Usher's Club 4. S.C. Project Comm. 4. Christmas Decorating and Ticket Comms. 4. Pep Club 1.2. Leader's Aide 2. Arista 3. GAREY. DENISE ANN — Denme Pet Peeves: Phonies and people that do not live up to their potentials. Future nurse. Spanish Club 1,2. OutdoorClub 1.2. FTA 3. Drill Team 3. Chorus 1. GASKINS, CLAUDIETTE W. — Nina” Favorite saying: Come down. Plans to be a nurse. Nurses Club 1. Basketball 1. Chorus 4. GASSER, DENISE — Denny Pet Peeves: Serious teachers and find- ing wierd objects in my car. Twirling Club 1. Nature Club 2. Year- book Section Editor 4. Christmas Dance Decorating Comm. 4. Christmas Dance Ticket and ProgramComm. 4. GIANQUITTI, ROBERT — Bob Well liked and enjoys helping oth- ers. Plans to attend college. Basketball 1,2. Baseball 1,2.3.4. Foot- ball 4. Soccer 1. Gym Club 1. Fire Squad 4. S.C. 4. GIANQUITTI II, THOMAS JOSEPH — Tom Pet Peeves: Boys and girls who wear white socks. Dislikes writing compositions. Plans to go to college. Football 1.2. Basketball 1. Baseball 1.2.3.4. Band 1.2.3.4. Stage Band 1. Dance Band 1.2. Football Club 1.2. Spanish Club 3. GIMON, CLAIRE ANN — Claire Pet Peeve: Dislikes stuck-up peo- ple. Enjoys 61 Chevy's PLans to attend college. Drill Team 2.3. 4, FTA 3.4. Ushers Club 2.4. Outdoor Club 1.2. Spanish Club 3. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Will and Prophecy 4 Christmas Dance Comm. 4. S.C. 3. GITTINS, RICHARD DENNIS — Rich Pet Peeve: the nickname Git ty Plans to attend college. Football 1.2. Cross Country 3.4. Hi-Y 3.4. Chess Club 2. Track 3.4. GNEIDING, NANCY JEAN — Nance Pet Peeve: homework. Quiet and shy. Undecided future. Chorus 1.2. FTA 1.2. Booster Club 1. Usher's Club 4. Yearbook 4. S.C. AFS and Publicity Comm. 4. GORGA, GERALD FRANK — Jerry Pet Peeve: the lunch tables. Stands high above the senior class! Baseball Manager 1. Spanish Club 1. GRAF. THOMAS JOHN — Tom Future plans: College. Band 1.2. Drama Club 1.4. Newspaper 3.4. GREENE, NORMA — Norma Pet Peeves: Phonies and people who aren't willing to work for what they want. Plans to be an elementa- ry teacher. FTA 3.4. Newspaper Staff 2. Honor Roll 1.2.3.4. Na- tional Honor Society 3.4. GREY JR. EDWARD ERNEST — Ed Likes school but not homework. Plays the guitar and sings. Plans to be a teacher. Chorus 4. Drama Club 3. GRIFFIN, DANIEL — Big Irv Pet Peeve: Late football practice. Tenacious Plans to attend college. Baseball 1.2.3.4 Basketball 1.2.3.4. Football 1.2.3.4. S.C. 1.2.3.4. Prom Decoration Comm. 3. Assembly Comm. 3.4. Fire Squad 2.3.4 GUNDERMAN, PEARL — Butch” Pet Peeves: Horse back riding and ice skating. Plans to be a Beautician. H HAMLEN, JOHN WAYNE — Jack Life is yours, make it what you will. Plans to join the service. HANDLEY, CAROL ANN — Carol” Pet Peeve: waiting. Enjoys writing letters. Plans to travel. OutdoorClub 1.2. HANNEMA, AUKE HANTJE — Auke Enjoys German. Physics, and Math. Plans to attend Rutgers. Chess Club 1.2.3.4, HANSLER, ROBERT THOMAS — Bob Enjoys roller skating. Gets along well with others. Football 1.2.3. Baseball 1.2.3.4. Hi-Y 3.4. HARRINGTON, DANIEL — Sugar Bear Pet Peeves: 1st period gym. haircuts, and Dodge Lancers. Is anybody here going to Pittstown? Baseball 1.2.3.4. S.C. Alt. 1. HARTMANN, CHRISTINE I. — Chrissy Pet Peeves: blushing and being so little. Plans to be a Home Economics Teacher. Photo Club 1. FNA 1.2. Outdoor Club 2. FTA 3.4. Yearbook 3.4. Chorus 1. 2.3.4. A Capella Choir 1.2. Girls Ensemble 1.2. Concert Choir 3.4. 5. C. Alt. 3. S.C. Photographer 1.2.3.4. Extracurricular Comm. 2.4. AFS Comm. 3. Project Comm. 4. Library Council 2.4. Usher's Club 3.4. HEINRICH. BRENDA ALYCE — Brenda Enjoys dyeing hair. Likes variety. Plans to attend college. Drama Club 2.3.4, Spanish Club 1.2.3. FNA 1.2.3. Yearbook (Senior Editor) 4. HEINRICH, BRIAN — Byron Dislikes English. Harley-Power Plans a trip to Vietnam. HEMPEL, PAUL — Paul Quiet. Enjoys current events reading. Plans to attend college. Chess club 1.2. HEPPA, BRIAN DAVID — Byron Pet Peeve: Hypocrites. Cool it. it’ll keep! Plans to become an engineer. Chess Club 1.2.3. Pres. 4. National Honor Society 3.4. Key Club 2.3.4, Spanish Club 2. HIGGINS, KAREN JEAN — Kar Dislikes unfriendly people. Very ar- tistic. Plans to attend an Art School. 9th Grade Council. Pep Club 1.2. FTA 2. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Hockey Team 4. Usher's Club 4. Spanish Club 4. Christmas Dance Decorating and Ticket Comms. 4. S.C. Project Comm. 4. Class Will and Prophecy 4. HILL, LINDA A. — Lin Pet Peeves: Selective Service, tests, and Gym. Those were the days. Plans to attend Empire Beauty School. Outdoor Club 1.2. HODGSON, MARK WILLIAM — Hodgy Amatuer gunsmith. Plans to attend college. Chess Club 1.4. Library Council 4. HOLMES. DEBORAH LEE — Debbie Pet Peeve: People who deliber- atley hurt others. Plans to become a teacher. FTA 1.2.3.4. Library Council 1.2.3. Outdoor Club 1.2. Usher's Club 1.2. Spanish Club 1. 2.3. Ganner Guard 3.4. S.C. Representative 3,4. HOWELL, GLENN — Ace Pet Peeves: Mondays and morning class- es. Hard on transmissions. Plans to further education. Basketball 1. Library Council 1. Cross Country 2.3. Spanish 2.3. Yearbook Staff 3. Assistant Editor 4. Photo Service 3.4. HUBBARD. BONNIE LEE — Bon Pet Peeve: Two faced people. Are you kidding? Plans to become an Elementary Teacher. Twirling 1.2.3.4. FTA 1.2.3.4. Usher s Club 1.3.4. Spanish Club 3.4 (Secre- tary) Class Treasurer 2. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3. Prom Deco- rating Comm. 3. Christmas Dance Decorating Comm. 4. S.C. Ex- tra Curr. Activities Comm. 4. HUFF, KAREN AGNES — Karen Pet Peeves: Boys who wear white socks and Hippies. Oh. Neat! Plans to become a Veternarian’s Assistant. Spanish Club 4. Office Help 4. Guidance Office Help 4. HULL II. PAUL LINFORD — Paul Wants to tour the U S. on a mo- torcycle Likes red Ramblers. Now you know! College bound. Spanish Club 1. Fire Squad 3.4. HUMMER. BRUCE H. — Crazy Bee Wants to build a chopper and join the Breed. Loves long hair! Undecided future. HYDASH. JOHN — John” Hey Jake” Good football player. Future plans: college. Shop Club 1.2. Football 2.3.4. Wrestling 3. I IMBOOEN, THOMAS M. — Tom Enjoys coming to school. Plans to have a musical career. Chorus 1.2. Band 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2. School Dance Band 2. J JELLIFFE. NANCY ANN — Shorty Pep Peeve: being tall. Active in the4-H. Warren Tech here I come! Chorus 3. JENKINS. EARL — Little Ding Check it out. Enjoys driving around before school. Plans to attend Warren Tech. JOHNSON. EDNA — Edna Pet Peeves: White socks, stuck up girls and C lunch. Sorry about that! Undecided future. JOHNSON. PHYLLIS DARLENE — Pea Jay Pet Peeves: Homework. Gym. and Sophomore s. Can be found at Grants. Future Key Punch Operator. Outdoor Club 1. Will and Prophecy 4. Prom Dec- orating Comm. 3. K KABISCH, BARBARA ANN — Barb” You sure have to study hard! Pet Peeve: Delivering a speech in front of others. Undecided fu- ture. FTA 1.2. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. S.C. Publicity Comm. 3. Chorus 4. KABISCH. VIRGINIA LEE — Ginny It grew legs and took a walk! Pet Peeve: Hypocrites. Undecided future. Library Council 3. KARL, DAVID THOMAS — Dave Can be found at the Warren Coun- ty Pharmacy. So rotten bad. Future Hotel Manager. KAUFFMAN. SANDRA JEANNINE — Jeannine Pet Peeve: A certain junior girl. Those were the days! Plans to attend college. Out- door Club 1.2. FTA 1. The Blue Streak 1. Twirling 2.3.4. Spanish Club 2.3.4, Yearbook 3. Ushers Club 3.4. KAYAL, LINDA MAE — Lyn Pet Peeves: Bus 4 and 2nd period study. Enjoys driving on the wrong side of the road! College — Business Administration. FTA 1.2.3.4. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3.4. Library Council 1.3. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Christmas Dance Decorating Comm. 4. S.C. Publicity Comm. 4. Usher’s Club 1.2.3.4. Spanish 1.2.3.4. Drama Club 1. KEENAN. BRENDA — Brenda Pretty red hair. Quiet and shy. Plans to attend college. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3.4. Girls Hockey 2. 3.4. Girls Basketball 3. FTA 3.4. S.C. Alternate 4. S.C. Publicity Comm. 4. Usher's Club 4. KENDRICK. RENEE LYNN — “Renee” Pet Peeves: soft basketballs, boys, and front seats. Clam up! College bound. Outdoor Club 1. 2. GASARA 3.4. Band I.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2,3.4. KIRBY. WILLIAM G. — Bill Live and Love” Enjoys sport cars and driving fast. Unusual skill: getting into trouble. Plans to attend Art school. KLEEN III. FREDERICK K. — Fred Quiet and shy. Enjoys reading long books. Pet Peeve: Gym class. College bound. KOVALSKY. JANE CAROLYN — “Suzy Pet Peeve: kids without school spirit. Likes to type. Plans to attend Business School. J.V. Cheering 1.2. Varsity Cheering 3.4. Basketball 1. Spanish Club 1. 2. Usher's Club 1.2.3. Prom Food Chairman 3. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Christmas General Chairman 4. Christmas Decorating Comm. 4. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3.4. S.C. Alternati 2.3. Rep- resentative 4. S.C. Publicity Comm. 2.3. AFS 4. Class Correspond- ing Secretary 4. KRIEGER, BRENDA JOYCE — Bren L.M.U. all the way! Change- water U” will conquer the world! Plans to be a teacher. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3.4. Spanish Club 1.2.3.4. S.C. Publicity 3.4. Extra Curricular Comm. 4. Usher’s Club 4. Chorus 4. FTA 4 Chemistry and Biology Club 4. Prom Refreshment and Decorat- ing Comms. 3. Christmas Dance Refreshment Chairman 4. Christmas Dance Decorating Comm. KRIES. KENNETH RUSSELL — Whip I want a Barbie doll Pet Peeve: homework. Plans to attend a Vocational School. Baseball 2. KUEBLER, HARRY E. — Birdman” Pet Peeve: Lady bus drivers. A member of the Morning Myst. Plans to attend college. Key Club 1. 2.3. Vice Pres. 4. Baseball 1.2. Football 1. Basketball 1.2. Radio Club 1.2. L LANCASTER. KATHLEEN — Kathy Enjoys water sports. Loves to sew. Plans to get married after graduation. LANGONE, JUDY ANN — Jude Pardon me!” Pet Peeve: Glasses. Plans to attend Vocational School. S.C. Representative 3. S.C. Corresp. Secretary 4. Spanish Club 1. Treasurer 2.3 Ushers Club 2.3.4. Color Guard 2.3.4. Hockey Manager 2.3. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3.4. Newspaper 4. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. LARIMER JR.. HUGH — Hughie Pet Peeve: Small Doors on a sport car. I’m sorry sir. but I lost my homework on the way to school. Plans to attend College. Spanish Club 1.2. Newspaper 1 Football 1. LATSCH. DAVID CHARLES — Termite Pet Peeve: Work. Enjoys girl watching. Plans to enter the Service. Track 1 Cross Country 1 LATTEMAN. ELAINE A. — Elaine A quiet blonde Plans to be an Interior Decorator. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 4. Spanish Club 1. 2.3.4. Usher’s Club 2.3.4. S.C. Comm. 4. LEIBY. WADE HARRY — Horse A certain Junior girl. Undecided future. FFA 1.2.3.4. LEITNER, AMY K. — Amy Driver s License? Enjoys water sports and wrestling. College bound. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3.4 Hockey Team 2. Drama Club 3.4. FTA 2.3.4. Yearbook Staff 3. Edi- tor-in-Chief 4. Usher's Club 2.3. S.C. Project Comm. 2.3.4. S.C. AFS Comm. 3.4. Will and Prophecy 4. LETWINCH. JOANN — Jo Is that a cop behind me? Pet Peeves: Speed limits and two faced people Undecided future. Outdoor Club 1.2. Usher'sClub3.4. LEVENS, ALEXANDER J. — Al Pet Peeve: Monday Mornings. This is true. Plans to attend college. Class Treasurer 1. Football 1.2.3. 4. Gymnastic Club 1.2. Golf 1.2.3.4 H-town 1.2. S.C. 4. S.X. Pro- ject Comm. 4. Key Club 3. President 4. Hi-Y 3.4. Assembly Comm. 3.4. Fire Squad 4. LEWIS GREGORY — Dudley ’Check it out Enjoys girl watching. Plans to attend college. Baseball 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2.3. LEWIS. JERRY — Jerry Pet Peeve’ Big Shots Enjoys driving and likes Chevies. Warren Tech here I come. LIFER. CRAIG — Craig Enjoys working with and driving cars Likes math. Plans to attend college. Wrestling 1.2.3.4. Football 2.3.4 LIVINGSTONE. ROBERT SCOTT — Bob Pet Peeve: Fords. Plans to attend college. Baseball 1. Wrestling 2.3.4, FFA 1.2.3.4 Spanish Club 3. LYONS. ROBERT F. — “Junior Enjoys school. Nice smile! Baseball! Plans to attend college. Football 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2.3.4. Spanish Club 2.3. S.C. 2.3. Hi-Y 3.4. M MADEY, CAROLYN JEAN — Carolyn Oh! You’re a crab! Plans to attend college. Chorus 1.2. FTA 2. S.C. AFS Comm. 4. S.C. Publici- ty Comm. 4. Yearbook 4. MALARET. CARMEN IRIS — Carm Our 6th period messenger. Pet Peeve: Homework. Enjoys new sports. Plans to attend a Business School. MARSHALL. CATHERINE — Cathy Pet Peeves: Sophomores and Clackers Plans to be an Elementary teacher. Spanish Club 3.4. FTA 4. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Christmas Dance Decorating Comm. 4. S.C. Project Comm. 4. MATTHEWS, RICHARD D. — Rich Pet Peeve: Speeches during an assembly. Plans to attend college. Key Club 2.3.4. Football 1.2. MATZENBACHER. SUSAN MICHELLE — Sue Pet Peeves: Stop signs and speed limits. Plans to go into Merchandising. Outdoor Club 1.2. Spanish Club 1. Usher'sClub 1.2.3. Newspaper 3. MAUL. ROBERT WILLIAM — Whitey Pet Peeves: Double Lab peri- ods and B Lunch. Quiet. Will attend Seton Hall. Basketball 1.3. FTA 2. Baseball 3. McCLAFFERTY, JOHN — Jack Pet Peeves: Double Play Labs. A- Lunch. and U.S. History II. Check it out. Plans to be an Aeron- autical Engineer. Spanish Club 2. Hi-Y Club 3.4. Key Club 4. MEHAWK, LINDA JEAN — Linda Likes horses. Plans to be an Ele- mentary Teacher. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3.4. S.C. Alternate 3.4. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Spanish Club 1.2.3.4. MERRILL, SHARON ANN — Sharon Hates Hypocrites. Graduation finally! Nice clothes. Undecided future. Spanish Club 3.4. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3.4. Drama Club 1. Usher’sClub 2.3.4, MESHACH. RICHARD LEE — Dick An Oxford boy. Hi kid! Undecid- ed future. FFA 1.2.3.4. MILLER. ALEXANDER JOHN — Alex Can be found at the Hacketts- town’s Shop-Rite. Shoot! Plans to be an IBM Programmer. Chess Club 1. MILLER, DAVID F. — Milkman Likes motorcycles and hill climbs. Enjoys delivering milk. Future Armed Forces man. MITCHELL. NANCY JOAN — Mitch What’s at Rider? Pet Peeve: Speeding tickets. Plans to attend college. Outdoor Club 1.2. GAS- ARA 3.4. FTA 1.3.4. Spanish Club 3.4. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Christmas Dance Decorating and Program Comms. 4. Hockey Team 3.4. Library Council 3. Yearbook Sports Editor 4. S.C. Pro- ject Comm. 3. Usher’sClub 3.4. Drama Club 1.4. MORGAN. CRYSTAL ANN — Cris Pet Peeves: Homework, and Long hair on boys. Oh. jeez! Plans to further education. Out- door Club 1.2. S.C. Comm. 3.4. S.C. Publicity Comm. 4. Spanish Club 3.4. Usher’s Club 4 MORGAN. LINDA LEE — Linda Pet Peeves: Know-it-alls and hypo- crites. Attending a School of Cosmetology. Future plans include marriage. S.C. Alternate 1. Spanish Club 1.2.3. Yearbook Faculty Editor 4. MORGAN. NANCY L. — ' Nance Enjoys pumpkin pickin'. Likes Ital- ians. Plans to attend Business School. Spanish Club 1.2.3 Drill Team 2. Color Guard 3.4. MORRIS. CONNIE IRENE — Con Pet Peeves: Moody people and Gym. Likes to draw. Plans to be a Beautician. Newspaper Staff 3. Drama Club 4. Chorus 4. S.C. Publicity Comm. 4. MOUNT, DEBRA — Deb” Pet Peeve: Being tiny Those were the days. Plans to attend Business School. Outdoor Club 1.2 MUSSELMAN, PAUL E. — Crazy Luke The mad scientist Enjoys Science and Math. Plans a future in Electronics. Radio Club 1.2. Band 1.2.3.4. Drama Club 3.4. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Na- tional Honor Society 3.4 MUTCHLER. RANDALL — Randy Likes riding motorcycles and driving fast. Often seen taking a quick nap. Undecided future. 0 0 CONNOR. JOHN SCOTT — Scott” Short but mighty. Plans to attend college. Wrestling 1.2.3.4, Assembly Squad 4. OPDYCKE JR., JOSEPH C. — Joe” Likes to be where the action is. Undecided future. Football 1.2.3,4 Wrestling 1.3.4. OPDYKE. LINDA — Linda” Enjoys school and Chemistry. Always smiling. Undecided future P PATERSON. GARY W. — Gary ' Good enough Plans to attend college. Basketball 1. Gym Club 1. PAYRAN. HARLEY — Harley An Asbury boy. Quiet and shy. Unde- cided future. PENCE II, JAY — Pit Oh. ya. Pet Peeve: Accidents. College- bound. Assembly Squad 2.4. Fire Squad 4. Baseball 2.3. Spanish Club 1.2.3. Hi-Y 3.4. Chess Club 1.2. PERRY, JOHN F. — John Yeah, right. Pet Peeve: 6th period Typ- ing Class. Bound for Warren Tech. Band 1.2.3.4, Wrestling 1.2. Gym Club 1. PERSON. DIANNE CHERYL — Dianne” Ooey gooey! Plans to ba a Beautician. Twirler 2.3.4, Chorus 1.2.4. Outdoor Club 2. GASARA 3.4. Spanish Club 1,2.3. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. S.C. Repre- sentative 1.2. S.C. Extra Curr. Comm. 1.2. National Honor Society 4. PETERSON. JOYCE ANNETTE — Joyce Pet Peeve: Ignorant peo- ple. Plans to be an Elementary School Teacher. PETTIT, NANCY LEE — Petite” Pet Peeves: C-Lunch. and Clackers. That's the breaks. No definite plans for the future. PROCTOR JR.. EARL T. — Junior Likes U.S. History II and girls. Formally from P'burg High. Plans to attend a Junior College. R RANDALL, GREGORY W. — Greg Ready, position. FOOT FIRE. Enjoys music. College bound. Football 1.2.3.4. Track 3.4. Hi-Y 3.4. Interact 2. Spanish Club 1.2. Fire Squad 3.4. S.C. 3.4. Assembly Squad 3.4. READ, KAREN MARIE — Karen Pet Peeves: Homework and 7th period Study. No joke! Enjoys babysitting. Plans a Business career. Outdoor Club 1.2. Spanish Club 1,2,3. Chorus 2. GASARA 4. Drama Club 4. S.C. Extra Curricular Comm. 4. READ. RAYMOND — Sonny” Don’t worry about it. Enjoys sleep- ing during study halls without getting caught. FFA 1.2.3.4. RHEIN, JOHN — Skip Always friendly. Pet Peeve: Math. Plans to go to college. FFA 1.2.3.4. Baseball 1.2.3. RHINEHART. JOHN D. — John Pet Peeve: Girls that don’t mind their own business. Plans to attend college. Key Club 3.4. Football 1.2.3.4. Captain 4. Golf 2. Wrestling 1.2.3.4. S.C. 1.2.3.4. Assembly Chairman of S.C. 3.4. Fire Squad 3.4. RICHLINE JR.. WILLIAM G. — Wild Bill Likes Gym and girls. Plans to attend Warren Tech. RICHTER, MARK ROBERT — Markie” Pet Peeve: Skinny girls with big mouths. Trouble brewing? College bound. Basketball 1.2. 5. C. Alt. 1. S.C. Extra Curr. Comm. 1.2. Fire Squad 3.4. Assembly Squad 3.4 Interact 2. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. RISKO, DIANE MARIE — Diane Ask me if I care. Plans to attend Empire School of Cosmetology. Spanish Club 1.2.3.4. FTA 3. Out- door Club 1.2. GASARA 3.4. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Will and Prophesy Comm. 4. RISKO, MARION MARIE — Marion Pet Peeve: Cousins. I have something to tell you. Plans to attend an Airline School. Outdoor Club 1.2. Christmas Dance Comm. 4. Prom Comm. 3. Drama Club 4. RONOSKI, CAROL A. — Carol Pet Peeve: Cold Hockey practices. Likes Biology and Chemistry. Plans to be an Elementary School Teacher. Hockey Team 1.2,3.4. Library Council 4. FTA 1.2. Vice Pres. 3.4 Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3.4. Yearbook Business Staff 4 S.C. Publicity Comm. 3.4. ROOSA III, ALVA — Al” Pet Peeves: Clean Gym suits. 35 mph speed zones and the color blue. Undecided future. Art Club 1.2.3. Foot- ball 1.2. Basketball 2. Track 3. Intramural Wrestling 1.2.3. ROSE. FLEMMING — Flame Enjoys scuba diving, roller skating, and water skiing. Plans to attend college. Band 1.2.3. Spanish Club 3. ROSS. PATRICIA ANN — Patti Pet Peeve: C-Lunch. Let's hear it for Asbury!” Undecided future. Drama Club 3.4. GASARA 4 S.C. Extra Curr. Comm. 3. Chorus 3. Newspaper Staff 3. Yearbook Layout 4. Usher's Club 4. ROYSTER. BERNADETTE LORRAINE — Bernie Are you crazy? Very shy. Undecided future RUPELL, DREW — Drew Dislikes getting up mornings. Pet Peeve Work. Plans to attend college. Wrestling 1.2.3.4. RUSH, CATHY L. — Cath Pet Peeves: Getting up early and Monday mornings. Enjoys driving a blue VW. Plans to attend college. FTA 2.3.4 Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3.4 Spanish Club 1.2.3.4, RUSH. FRANK THOMAS — Rushy Dislikes Sophomores. Likes 36 Chevies. Undecided future. Wrestling 3.4. Football 4. Archery Club 2. RUSSICK, MICHAEL JOSEPH — Mike Pet Peeve: Double Ag. Class- es without a field trip. College bound. FFA 1.2.3.4. RUSZCZYK, LORRAINE ANN — Lor Pet Peeve: The smell of Peanut Butter. Pardon me? Plans to attend college. S.C. Rep 1.2.3.4 S.C. Project Comm. 1.2. S.C. Publicity Comm. 3.4. FTA 1.2. Trea- surer 3.4. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3.4 Band 1.2.3 Pres, of Band 4. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Spanish Club 1.2.3.4. Christ- mas Dance Co-Chairman of Refreshments 4. Christmas Dance Decoratingand Ticket Comm. 4. Will and Prophecy 4. RUTAN. FRANK — Frank Enjoys school and debates. Likes to read. College bound. Chess Club 4. National Honor Society 4 RYMON, PATRICIA ANN — Pat Pet Peeve: French class. Last chance, no joke! Plans to be a Kindergarten Teacher. FTA 1.2,3. 4 Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3.4. Drama Club 4. Yearbook Busi- ness Staff 4. Biology-Chemistry Club Vice Pres. 4. National Honor Honor Society 3.4. S SAPONARO. DOMINICK — Dorn Enjoys girl watching. Pet Peeve: Getting up early in the morning. Undecided future. SARKA, MICHAEL — Mich Gets along well with others. Enjoys helping those in need. Plans to attend law school. Football 1. Track Team 2.3. Chess Club 4. SATHER, STEPHEN PETER — Steve Dislikes hypocrites. D.J. on WCRV. Plans a future in Broadcasting. Football 1. Radio 1. Drama Club 4. SBRISCIA. VICTORIA FRANCES — Vick Pet Peeves: Big eyes and 1940 Plymouths. Shortie.” Plans to be a Physical Education Teacher. FNA 1. Drill Team 1. Drama Club 1. S.C. Rep. 1.3. S.C. Recording Secretary 4. Outdoor Club 2. FTA 3.4. J.V. Cheerleader 2. Varsity Cheerleader 3.4. Hockey Team 4. Basketball 3.4. Soft- ball 3.4. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Prom Princess 3. Christmas Decorating Co-Chairman 4. GASARA 3.4. Chorus 2.4. S.C. Publici- ty Comm. 3. SCHAARSCHMIDT, NANCY GAIL — Nancy Pet Peeve: People with- out school spirit. Plans to further education. J.V. Cheerleader 1. captam 2. Varsity Cheerleader 3.4. Usher s Club 2.3. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3. S.C. Publicity Comm. 3.4. Prom Ticket. Pro- gram and Decorating Comms. 3. Christmas Dance Ticket. Pro- gram. and Decorating Comms. 4. Spanish Club 1.2.3. SCHREPPLE, DONNA LYNN — Donna Enjoys school. Plans to be a Kindergarten Teacher. Library Council 3. Spanish Club 1,2.3. FTA 1.2.3.4. Drill Team 4. Assistant Flag Twirler 3. Usher's Club 2.3.4, Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3. S.C. Publicity Comm. 3. Prom Deco- ratingComm. 3. Christma Dance Decorating Comm. 4. SCHWARTZ, WILLIAM — Bill Likes to talk. Enjoys watching Laugh- In. Plans to join the Air Force. Band 1. SEARFOSS. PEGGY — Peg Pet Peeves: Unmatched colors and two faced people. Likes Peanut Butter and Honey. Plans a future in Data Processing. Usher's Club 4. Christmas Dance Decorating Comm. 4. SEFCIK, JOHN HAROLD — Old Buzzard Yah hooooo! Plans to further education. SESSAMEN, GENE H. JR. — Sess Pet Peeves: Teachers who don't laugh, final exams, and certain neighbors. College bound. Basket- ball 1. Baseball 2.3. Track 4. FTA 4. Archery Club 2. Extra Curricu- lar Comm. 4. SHAW, JEAN ANN — Jean” Pet Peeves: White socks and home- work. Plans to be a Beautician. Outdoor Club 1. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Christmas Dance Decorating Comm. 4. Will and Proph- ecy Comm. 4. Drama Club 4. SHOOK, DEBRAH ANN — Shookie Forget it. Chorus 1.4. Drama Club 1.4, SIGLER JR., RONALD R. — Sig Pet Peeve: People who talk a lot Undecided future. Wrestling 1.2. SILVERTHORN. BETTY LENORA — ‘Buck” Pet Peeve: People small- er than me. Owns a motorcycle. Plans a future as a Physical Ther- apist. Outdor Club 1,2. Hockey Team 1.2.3.4. Chorus 1.4. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Christmas Dance Decorating Comm. 4. Softball Team 1 GASARA 4 SKYLER. DEBRA CATHY — Debby Pet Peeve: Crabby People. Smile and be happy!” College bound. Newspaper Staff 1.3. Out- door Club 1.2. GASARA 3.4. Usher's Club 1.2.3.4. Basketball 1.2. 4. Spanish Club 1.2.4. S.C. Repres. 1. S.C. Publicity Comm. 4. $.C. AFS 4. FTA 1.2.3.4 Prom Publicity Chairman 3. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Will and Prophecy Comm. 4. Drama Club 1.2.4. Pep Club 2. Banner Guard 2. Twirler 3.4. Library Council 3.4. S.C. Pro- ject Comm. 2. Extra Cirr. 3. Christmas Dance Tickets and Pro- gram Chairman 4. Christmas Dance Decorating Comm. 4. SMITH. CRAIG — “Craig Likes girl watching and motorcycles Able to get into trouble quickly. Undecided future. SMITH. DANIEL JOHN — Smitty Chevies over Fords. Enjoys fixing cars. Warren Tech here I come!” SMITH. DOTTIE GAIL — Dot” Pet Peeve: A boy being late for a date. Huh!” May attend Airline School. Drill Team 2.3.4, Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3.4, S.C. Alternate 2. S.C. Publicity Comm. 3.4. Christmas Dance Decorating Comm. 4. Spanish Club 1.2.3. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. Usher's Club 4. SMITH. JEFFREY J. — Yebby Has a thing about trucks. Enjoys walking the halls. College bound. Wrestling 1.2.3.4. Football 1.2.3. 4. Spanish Club 1.2. Hi-Y Vice Pres. 3. Pres. 4. S.C. Alternate 3. Representative 4. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. SMITH. SHARON S. — Sherry” Pet peeve: people that don't smile. A talent for breaking bones. Plans to study commercial art at col- lege. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3. recording sec t 4. Senior class recording sec't 4. Banner Guard 1. FTA 4. S.C. publicity comm. 4. Drama Club 4. Usher's Club 4. Prom decorating co-chairman 3. Christmas dance decorating co-chairman 4. STAPLES, BONNIE MARIE — Bon Well, what are you gonna do? Plans to attend Business School. Hockey Team 2.3.4. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 4. STASYSHAN. RICHARD — Stash” Pet Peeve: Big cars. Likes to watch the girls. Plans to be an Engineer. S.C. 1.2. Extra Curricular Comm. 1.2.3.4. National Honor Society 3.4. Fire Squad 3.4. STAUFFER. SHELLEY RUTH — Shelley” Pet Peeve: People who never give credit to the girls' sports. Went to Europe. Plans to be a Physical Therapist. Hockey 2.3.4. J.V. Cheerleading 2. Varsity Cheerleading 4. Usher's Club 2.3. S.C. Alternate 4. Representative 1.2. Newspaper Staff 3. FTA 3. FNA 3.4. Outdoor Club 1.2. GAS- ARA 3.4. Prom Program and Ticket Chairman 3. Christmas Dance Decorating Comm. 4. STEDEDFELD, JOANN — Jo” Pet Peeves: Sophomores and two faced people. Plans to be a Elementary School Teacher. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 4. Usher's Club 3.4. Yearbook Staff 4. S.C. Extra Curr. Comm. 4. Spanish Club 1.2,3. Christmas Dance Decorating and Ticket Comms. 4. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. STEWART, DONALD — Don Always flunking Algebra tests! Favor- ite sport: Girl Watching. Soccer Team 1. Baseball 3. Chorus 2.3.4. STOVER II, EDWARD E. — Ed” Pet Peeve: Teachers. Plans to be an Accountant. Spanish Club 1.2. Wrestling 1.2.4. SUPPLEE, GAIL ANNA — Gail Long. Long hair! Plans to attend Muhlenburg School of Nursing. Twirling 1.2. Captain 3.4. Basket- ball 2.3.4. FNA 4. Newspaper Staff 1. GASARA 3.4. Drama Club 1. Outdoor Club 1.2. SZEMAK, CONNIE — Connie Can be found at the Shop-Rite. En- joys school. Undediced future. SZOT, MICHAEL — Mike Quiet. Enjoys a good joke and likes to tell them. Undecided future. T TAKADA, ICHIRO — Ichi Our Exchange Student from Japan. Suki Plans to become an English Teacher. Tennis 1. Ping Pong 2. Soccer 1. English Speaking Society 1,2.3. Baseball 4. Yearbook Staff 4. Wrestling4. Hi-Y 4. Drama Club4. THATCHER, SCOTT — Scott Tall and blonde. Is that right” Plans to attend college. Basketball 1.2.3.4. Golf 1.2.3.4. Baseball 4. S.C. 3. TIMMER. DALE F. — Buck Pet Peeve: Lunch Tables. Keep 'em up! College bound. Chess Club 1. Wrestling 3.4. TOBAYGO. WILLIAM — Bill Pet Peeve: Getting up early in order to get to school on time. Plans to go to college. Football 1.2. S.C. Repres. 1 Vice Pres. 2. TROSS, RICHARD GORDON — Rich Enjoys taking pictures. Likes to talk. Plans to further his education. Chess Club 1. Spanish Club 1.2. Yearbook Staff 3.4. Photography Editor 4. Photo Service 3.4. TYSON, GAIL — Gaily Enjoys typing. Always smiling. Plans to at- tend a Business School. FNA 1. Interior Decorating Club 2. U UNANGST, LINDA — Lynda Are you serious! Enjoys driving and roller skating. Plans to attend Airline School. Outdoor Club 1.2. Softball 1. v VALENTINE. ROBERT DALE — B.V Pet Peeves: Bus Drivers and Jr Health Classes. One special girl. Plans to ba a History Teacher. Football 1.2.3. Golf 1.2.3. Spanish Club 1.2. Hi-Y 3.4. Prom. Deco- rating Comm. 3. Interact 2. S.C. Alternate 1.2. Representative 3. VANDERBELT. NANCY LEE — Nancy” Oh. my gosh! Plans to become a Nurse. FTA 1. Spanish Club 2.3. FNA 4. Hockey 2. Drill Team 4. Basketball 4. VANDERVOORT. CAROL — Carol Pet Peeve: Hypocrites. Likes to chew gum and talk. Undecided future. VASKO, JANET — Jan Pet Peeve: Homework. Hold your horses! Plans to become a Medical Lab Technician. FNA 3.4. Usher's Club 3.4. S.C. Publicity Comm. 3. Chemistry-Biology Club 4. W WALCK, KERRI L. — Kerri Very Talkative! Enjoys being with peo- ple. Plans to further education. Outdoor Club 1.2. Pep Assembly Comm. 3. GASARA 4. Drama Club 4. Dance Decorating Comm. 3. WALSH, MICHELLE CLAIRE — Michelle Avid wrestling fan. Plans to be an Executive Secretary. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3.4. Hockey 2.3.4. Usher s Club 2.3,4. S.C. Project Comm. 2.3.4. S.C. Publicity Comm, 3.4. S.C. Alternate 4. Arista 2.3. National Honor Society 3.4. Yearbook Staff 4. Christmas Dance Comms. 4. WANOUS, LEZLIE DARLENE — Lez You wait! No definate plans for the future. Drama Club 1. Booster Club 1.2. FT A 2. Prom Decorat- ing Comm. 3. WATRAS, FREDERICK — Fred Pet Peeves: Homework. Mondays and people who scorn Oxford. Headed for IBM School. Wrestling 2. Cross Country 3.4. WATSON, DAWN CAROL — Dawn Are you serious? Plans to at- tend Business School. Hockey 2.3.4. Library Council 4. Chorus 3. 4. Christmas Dance Decorating Comm 4. Outdoor Club 1.2. GAS- ARA 3.4. Yearbook Business Staff 4. WEISBACKER, PATRICIA — Trish Likes Spanish Classes and the teacher too! Plans to attend Berkeley Business School. Library Council 2.4. Spanish Club 2.3. Outdoor Club 1. WHEDON, ROYD EDWARD — Royd” I don’t know? Plans to at- tend college. Football 1.4, Swimming Team 1.2. Yearbook Staff 2. National Junior Honor Society 2. Wrestling 3.4. Arista 3. WHITEHEAD III, MADISON F. — Scabby Pet Peeve: Italians. Will attend Central Connecticut State College. Football 1.2.3.4. Wres- tling 1.2.3.4 Key Club 3.4. Hi-Y 3.4. Class President 1.2.3. WILDRICK, SUSAN MARIE — Sue Pet Peeves: Sophomores. Home- work. and 7th period Study Hall. Can be found at Grants. Plans to attend a Vocational School. Outdoor Club 1.2. Spanish Club 1.2. Usher's Club 3. Prom Ticket Comm. 3. Will and Prophecy 4. WINCHURCH, KAREN B. — Karen Really?” Pet Peeves: C-Lunch and homework. Undecided future. Outdoor Club 1.2. Usher’s Club 1.2.4. GASARA 3.4. Spanish Club 1. Prom Decorating Comm. 3. WINTERS. CAROL ANN — Carol Pet Peeve: Boys who wear white socks. Keep it clean! Plans to be an Airline Stewardess. Outdoor Club 1. Chorus4. WINTERS JR., HAROLD — Ace Is that right? Plans to become a Physicial Education Teacher. Basketball 1,3.4. Football 3. Spanish Club 4. WISEMAN, CAROL ANN — Girl Good Morning!” Pet Peeve: Bor- ing classes. No definite plans. Hockey Team 2. Chorus 2.3.4. WOOLF. ROGER ALVIN — Woolfie First New Village, then the world. Has the ability to last through Chemistry Labs. Plans to become an Engineer. Class Vice Pres. 2. Fire Squad 3. Spanish Club 2.3. WYCKOFF, JOHN JEFFREY — 101 Enjoys reading and English. Quiet and shy. Plans to further his education. Chess Club 1.2,3.4. Y YAWGER, BILLIE MAE — Billie Pet Peeve: Quickie snap quizzes. I don't believe it! Plans to become a Spanish Teacher. Europe! J.V. Cheerleader 1. Varsity Cheerleader 2.3 Co-Captain 4. Drama Club 1.2.3.4. S.C. Rep 1. S.C. AFS 3.4. FTA 2.3.4. Prom Entertainment Comm. Chairman 3. Christman Dance Entertainment Comm. Chairman 4. Outdoor Club 1.2. GASARA 3.4. National Honor So- ciety 3. Spanish Club 2.3.4. Usher's Club 1. YOUNG, R. MARTIN — “Marty Pet Peeve: Fords. Enjoys wrench twisting. Plans to attend Warren Tech. z ZUCKERMAN, FAE BETH — Fae Pet Peeve: Boring Classes. Would you believe? Plans to attend college. FTA 1.2.3.4. Library Council 1.2.3.4. Outdoor Club 1.2. Usher's Club 1.2,3.4. S.C. Comms. 3.4. GASARA 4. 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