Watchung Hills Regional High School - Lenape Yearbook (Warren, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1963 volume:

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Thus We have the 1963 LENAPE, a pictorial survey encompassing the life within our school. Here is the LENAPE, running the gamut from the seriousness of physics class to life after school in the lounge. This is 1963 recaptured. 0 633 4 1-rhknwu, virgin- -r.u-asihd we-4 CO-EDITORS-WINIFRED HEINRICH AND KATHLEEN WOODS, BUSI- NESS MANAGER-CONSTANCE WARREN, COORDINATOR-STEPH- ANIE MATHEWSON, COPY EDITOR-KATHRYN EHRHARDT, ART EDITORS-ANNE CARVER AND JANET BEISSERT, PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR ELLEN POWELL, ACADEMICS-PENNY JANELLI, SPORTS EDITOR-CAROLYN GREENHOUSE ' ' -.'.f ' . ' .r r 9 'pf' - .93-ur ,,.,p -.SV 1-'S -Q.. - g , 4 . . 4!f.f1f.' 3 V- , si ef ,gl I f,,'f.,'n1.: x.'Ei, 1g. ' ' - ' . ' if fy . giiwgl-fi. qf.,y f,g-' .. ,nf v 0 - 3. ,--- 4-fr. . ., , - ,. , , E ,. . 1 1 xgqif , 'J'yi,,. , ,J , ..' s -ff' 4 Nw- - ' - ar, . - rf.: .3 1i!3w '+?ef: zE -v 'g-ijft' .. ml -, WV!-og 1, 4,0 ax 5. gg .1 gf Q . . 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We dedicate the 1963 LENAPE to the founding board members who established high edu- cational goals for usg to the present board members who are carrying out these goalsg and to future boards of education, hoping that they may further these goals. SE oooooooo O 0 0 0 0 0 o 00000000 uno Rams Q 0 ., uf: s-f -f mms ' U 0 Q o O O O OO , 12- W ' QT O OOOOOOQOOO N153 56153 244153 241293 24151535 343553 E E :NIUE Mountains loom upon the path we takeg Yonder peak now rises sharp and clearg Behold! It stands with its head uplifted, Thither we go, since our way lies there. O O X '1 24 352 1293 lie A 1' KENNETH W. APPLEGATE Kenny . . . happy-go-lucky . . . skiing . . . oh, those term pa- pers . . . Business School or Navy. CAMERA SHY WALTER F. BALDWIN Walt . . . totally unpredictable . . . likes skiing and jeeps . . . College. Activities: Track 2. SUSAN JANE BAXTER Sue . . . always fun . . . likes piano, clarinet, and music in general . . . despises scratched records . . . College. Activities: Band 2, 3, 4: Cho- rus 4g Orchestra 2, 3, 4: GLC 4, Dance Band 4: Hungry Five 4. GEORGE D. BEARDSLEY Beard . . . a guy with every- thing . . . enjoys football and cars . . . negative to bleached blondes, phonies . . . Engineer. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: GLC 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Track 2, 3, 4: Service Corps , 4. JANET L. BEISSERT Jan . . . life of the party . . . enjoys classical music, good friendships, sport cars . . . go- ing to the dentist, ugh . . . Col- lege. Activities: Orchestra 1: GLC 25 Service Corps 3, 4: Lenape 4: French Club 4. 8 rfgf Y Ill . . 9 - .-f. :31- KURT N. BENDEL Kurt . . . nice blue convertible . . . oh, that AAU and the NJSSA . . . Undecided. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3. 031' Wins ,,.. IAN DAVID BENHAM Ian . . . student, athlete, friend . . . enjoys reading, athletics, and travel . . . harvard beets, lima beans, and cheese fondue: terrible . . . College. Activities: GLC 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain-elect 4, President Z, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2: JB Representative lg Track 1, 2, 3, 4, ASC 2, Cross Coun- try 3. LAWRENCE BLENDINGER Larry . . . the jazzmaster . . , guitars, girls, cars . . . nix on secretive people . . . Draftsman. Activities: Baseball 2: Service Corps 3, 4. 25 'Huff .ur 40's SHARON ANN BERGMANN Sherry . . . sugar and spice and everything nice . . . swimming, sewing, negative to ironing gym suits . . . College. Activities: GAA 1, 4: Dress Code 3: Foreign Exchange 3, Library Council 4. MARCIA E. BLAIKIE Marcia . . . the all-around girl . . . skiing . . . loves hot fudge sundaes . . . VW's with no heaters, hum . . . College. Activities: Cheerleading 1: Chorus 2: News Bureau 3: Service Corps 3, 4: French Club 4. . 5 I .. ,W ffafi. ., gm' 5' 1' ' F' R, n K 1 Q . 6 'S - f ,,, J E135 Q i i A 4 2246? ' :4 Ievqp-fl 3? Jgnf 9 SHARAN LEE BICKNELL Bicky . . . the golden girl . . . skiing, the shore . . . twirling . . . Secretary. Activities: Twirling 2, 3, 4, Usherettes 2. 3, 4: Service Corps 3, 45 Lenape 4: Dramat- ic Club 4. ,, . 'gt'-t:'21: 4: -. .7 M ., 4 f it :'T-9:57 ' ' ' if .. , ,, ,. ., . .. . 'ii' Q? 'gwjy M W. f' ilii?'iiii'.?it . : 2 xi .ff FB' N ,, . L MARY ELIZABETH BLACK Betty . . . that Kentucky ac- cent . . . adores Corvettes . . . down with inconsiderate boys . . . College. Activities: Service Corps 3, 4, French Club 4. WILLIAM R. BOGDAN Bunky . , . red cheeks . . . likes having fun . . . clerical prac- tice, ugh . . . College. Activities: Chorus 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 GLC 4. BRIAN D. BOYLE Brian . . . athletic type . . . en- joys weight lifting and talking . . . hates people who smoke. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, GLC President 33 Varsity Wrestling 1, 2. JOSEPHINE ANN BOISE Joey . . . graceful . . . horse- back riding, snow, talking . . . dislikes cold classrooms and in- sincerity , . . College. Activities: Chorus 2, 33 Drill Team 3, 43 Dramatic Club 43 Service Corps 3, 4, ANDREA JEAN BRADSHAW Andy . . . quiet and cute . . . likes clothes, surfing, stock car races and amusement parks . . . Ben Casey blouses and the Chickenback, never . , . Nursing. Activities: Cheerleading 2, 3, 43 GLC Secretary 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4. 'il' X 10 . vi. CAROLYN B. BODKIN Carolyn . . . those blue eyes . . . foreign cars, pistachio ice cream . . . those horrible pear ple with their convertible tops up! . . . College. Activities: GAA lg Drill Team 23 Usherettes 2, 3, 43 Twirling 3, 43 Lenape 4. Sdn' WAYNE D. BORELL Wayne . . . nice guy . . . always chewing gum . . . clerical prac- tice, nix . . . Undecided. Activities: Art Club 13 Chess Club 2: Cross Country 3, 43 Track 4. RQA SUSAN E. BRADSHAW Sue . . . Japanese art . . . white MG with red upholstery . . . can't stand sissy blouses . . College, Marine Biologist. Activities: Dramatic Club 4g Lenape 4. NANCY F. BUDD Nance . . . green VW . . . to find happiness, her desire . . . dislikes rain in the winter . . . College . . . elementary music teacher. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 GLC Ig German Club 33 Cho- rus 4. DONALD BRIGHTBILL Brightbill . . . cars, pizza, swimming at the shore . . . Phys. Ed., nix . . . College, one year, then Work. Mg , AW JOHN W. BUDELL Bill . . . scholarly . . . swim- ming, canoeing, skiing, chem- istry, geology . . . can't stand teenagers who rebel for the sake of rebelling . . . College. Activities: Wrestling 1, 2, Ar- rowhead 4g Library Council 4, Service Corps 3, 4. 1 11 ja HAROLD E. BRASELMANN Harold . , . nice smile . . . likes hunting and outdoor sports . . . stuck up people, work, no thank you . . . Undecided. WILLIAM A. BURNETTE Bill . . . such a genius . . . mod- ern symphonic music . . . down with people who hate people . . . College. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Or- chestra 3, 4g Wrestling 2, 3, 4, GLC 3g the Hungry Five 4. GENEVRA A. CARBONETTI Genev . . . raven-black hair . . . lively curiosity . . . oh those freckles . . . VW's . . . College. Activities: GLC 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3g Octet 25 Service Corps 3, 4, Lenape 4g French Club 45 Spanish Club 4. fig. .90 f--'ev lg CHARLES B. CLANCY III Charlie . . . blue MG . . . bru- nettes . . . sports cars . . . hates a missed shift . . . College, psychology. Activities: Newspaper lg Cor- ner 15 GLC 2, 45 ASC 2, 4, Band 1. .q.4 ' RICHARD C. CARLSON Richie . . . happy hacker . . . likes six cylinder Chevies and holidays . . . dislikes getting up early . . . Armed Forces. Activities: Football 1, 2. I . .3-T 4' . - 'J -E' -fr.. :'...f-T. - 'T' :fix .5-' .- ' 2' .A . ' . 40 I gf, -4519 ' ' fi - 1.1.3 sn. ARTHUR L. CASSOT At . . . tall and blond . . . cars -sports and antique . . . pet peeve: automatic transmissions . . . College or Air Force. Activities: GLC 1, 2g Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Service Corps Captain 3, 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramu- ral Basketball 4. 12 EMILY ANNE CARVER Ann . . . 'iFabulous Fading Ferns . . . loves life in general . . . prejudiced people. no thank you . . . College, second- ary English teacher. Activities: Chorus lg Library Council 1, 2, 3, 4g Newspaper lg Foreign Exchange Comm. 33 Corner 3, 45 German Club 3g Lenape 4. Qav W -1 L. EMILY ANN CASE Emily . . . likes sports-bad- minton, miniature golf and swimming . . . real love, ani- mals , . . WACS. Activities: GAA 1, 3, 4g Li- brary Council 4. PATRICIA GRACE CLARKE Pat . . . ready smile , . . square dancing and long rides . . . dislikes people who constantly yawn . . . vestis virum facit . . . College, psychology. Activities: Orchestra 1, 3, School Store 33 Lenape 4g GAA 4. wg 'Q 1 tg 4 ,g 4 gf rg: 7f fr Q DONALD W. COMPTON Doncy . . , could do without a certain history teacher . . . sports cars, modern progressive jazz . . . College. Activities: Newspaper 3g Foot- ball 4g Dramatic Club 3. CARLA DIANNE CROUSE Carla . . . clothes-conscious . . . boys . . . parties . . . can't stand Sunday evenings . . . Col- lege. Activities: Newspaper lg Liter- ary Magazine 2, 3g School Store 2, 33 Usherettes 2, SSC 45 Dramatic Club 4. JENNIFER GAIL CONNOR Jenny . . . long hair . . . hair spray UGH! . . . colors, colors, colors . . . College, Peace Corps. Activities: Pathfinder lg Newsa paper 2, 3g GLC 2g Foreign Exchange Committee 33 French Club 4. Yu 1..- QE Qi 13 JEANNE CORBETT Jeanie . . . sweaters . . . How'da like that? . . . riding around . , . no make-up . . . College. Activities: Library Council lg Chorus 2g SSC 4. 1' . Y K 1-5'-3 RICHARD R. COORDS Rich . . . track star . . . flying . . . blondes and bowling, his weaknesses . , . foreign cars, no sir! Activities: Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Football l, 3, 4. M. JAMES CULLINAN Mileaway . . . nice eyes . . . don't say s'A.O.K. . . . Armed Forces. Activities: Track lg Cross Country 1, 2, 3. 1' , ,.:-'latiftg-fc f'.eEl4i3?f41T?S LOIS YVONNE DILL Lois . . . real musical talent . . . sings, composes and plays pi- ano . . . no thanks, no tomato juice . . . Director of Christian Education. Activities: Chors 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 2, 3, 4. MICHELLE A. DECKER Shelly . . . daredevil . . . dying and sky-diving occupy her spare time . . . doesn't appre- ciate phonies . . . Stewardess. n' 444 iran SUSAN ELAINE CURTIS Sue . . . beautiful, curly hair . . . scrumptious clothes . . . Chevy II convertibles , . . get- ting up early gets her down . . . Teacher. Activities: JSC 3. ' PATRICA C. CYRSKY Pat . . . seamstress extraordi- naire . . . can't stand people who do not use their rear-view mirrors . . . avid skier . . . Col- lege. Activities: Spanish Club 3, Twirling 4, Home Ec. Club 4g Dramatic Club 4. , t rf 1 fi 2 gt 14 -. uf, -aft, .rv 5 .3342 l . 4 A ': lx- 4 13,61 thus., 'll' 'nf' . mf GAYLE ANN DEAVEN Gayle . . . infectious laugh . . . thumbs down on stretch socks and no make-up . . . cheers for the Drum and Bugle Corps . . . Undecided. Activities: School Store 1, 2g GLC 1, 35 Prom Comm. 4. ,. .. 5:11 ., l-, ' 2 ina' Sf: SENTA M. ENSSLIN Senta . . . beautiful complexion . . . could have danced all night . . . slow drivers, please stay away . . . swimming . . . Col- lege. Activities: GAA lg Chorus 1, 2, 4g Dramatics Club lg Usher- ettes 2, 3, 4. FRED GUY DILZELL Derf . , . guitar . . . he can really play Flamenco music . . . females that live in the girls' room, he can do without . . College. Activities: Football 1, 2g Bas- ketball l, 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3, 4. . 1,1 f' 3' 2 i ' KATHRYN ANN EHRHARDT Kathy . . . people watching . . . New York City . . . people who talk about something without knowing what they're talking about . . . College. Activities: Lenape, Copy Ed. 4g Library Council 4. LORRIE THERESA DROHN Lorrie . . . a beauty . . . found with Dick . . . dislikes snobs and people without school spir- it . . . Secretary. Activities: GAA 3, 43 Home Ee. Club 4g Lenape 4. .fx fi 1-fs MARILYN LOUISE DOODY Marilyn . . . quiet and consci- entious . . . artist . . . enjoys music . . . Undecided. Activities: Chorus 1, 4. LQ41 ass:-V 15 Q rr 4 i 123 .. ' I BARBARA ANN DOCKERY Barb . . . that great, gray streak . . , newcomer from Rahway . . . nimble with needle and thimble . . . Undecided, X1-f i THOMAS J. FELA Tom . . . the quiet type . . . accordion fan . . . Undecided. MYRNA ANN EPSTEIN Mepstein . . . school spirit plus . . . love that Senior Science class and sports cars . . . Teacher. Activities: Regionaire lg Art Club 23 Service Corps 3, 43 Drill Team 45 Lenape 4. STEPHEN D. ESCOTT Scott . . . Greek God . BARTHOLOMEW weightlifter . . . What? . . FALZAKANO without his '55 Olds, never! . , Black Bart . . . our unpredict- Armed Forces. able wrestler . . . remember the Activities: Football 1, 2, 4g Chem Lab . . . College or Serv- Liaison Comm. 1, 2g Basket- ice. ball 1, 2. Activities: Wrestling 3, 4. 1' 2 16 CAROLYN D. FELLOWS Lyn . . . the best to you each morning . . . bowling . . . as- tronomy is her interest . . . en- joys writing . . . Teacher. Activities: Radio Station 1, 2, 3, 4g GAA 3, 43 Band 1, 33 School Store 4. ' L..:.,,,- .t PATRICIA E. FEDERICO Little Pat . . . good things come in small packages . . . can't stand people who are late . . . Business School, marriage. DONALD R. FENNESSEY Don . . . perfect gentleman . . . there's nothing worse than an empty gas tank . . . likes to be with sociable people . . . Col- lege Drama Club 2, School Store 3, 4. . If rxffji f 71 3 3 142.35 i -, ,W . .2 x e'y4. f 533' R. PATRICIA FINNERTY Pat . . . statuesque , . . Faulk- ner is the best . . . plebians disturb her . . . psychology . . . College. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Nurses Club lg Foreign Exchange Comm. 33 Library Council l. ALBERT J. FLOYD Floyd . . . hunting . . . home- work, never . . . likes girls . . . Undecided. DOUGLAS FISHER II Jud . . . talented in industrial arts . . . small cars, si-large cars, no! . . . Technical Insti- lute. 17 31' RODNEY J. FORD Fordney . . . interested in cars . . . especially sports cars . . . Chevys, never . . , College. Football 1, 2g Track 1, 2, Base- ball 3, 4g Service Corps 3, 4. KAREN ANN FLINN Karen . . . oh, those over-due library books . . . thrives in the winter . . . negative reaction to final exams . . . College. GAA lg Library Council 3, 4, Foreign Exchange Comm. 3, 4, Service Corps, French Club 45 Lenape 4. X LOIS FRANTZ Lo . . . loves to drive . . souped-up cars, never! . . . avoids conceited boys . . . Westfield High School, great! . . . College. .2515 '-S Wwe... JUDITH KATHERINE FURST Judy , . . sweet as sugar . . . swimming fiend . . . marching around football field . . . loves yellow . . . enjoys sewing . . . College. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4g GAA lg Nurses Corps 25 Ger- man Club 3, Lenape 4. I A- : iw V13 ' 5 LOUIS GESCHWINDER II Lou . . . those final exams . . . peas, ugh . . . outdoor man, camping . . . Mechanical Draw- ing . . . College, Architect. in? ALAN P. GADDIS Al . . . our Drum Major . . . friendly guy , . . oh, that red car! . . . music-minded . . . Col- lege. Activities: Band 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 4, Chorus 3, 4g Drum Ma- jor 3, 45 Small Choir 3g Hun- gry Five 4g Dance Band 4. 18 LESLIE R. GERBER Les . . . those beautiful clothes . . . Springfield's loss-our gain . . . diving champ . . . College, Architect. is ,, ., ANTONIA GEGAUFF Toni . . . active girl . , . crazy about sports cars . . . work . . . likes music, books, and people . . . College. Activities: GLC 1, 23 ASC 1. MARY FRANCES GILDAY Mare . . . going for high HC . . . that first period gym class . . . Yankees, the greatest . . . hip on Wahtusi . . . crazy about pizza and her '56 Chevy . . . College, Elementary Education. Activities: Chorus I, 2, 33 Oc- tet 25 Dramatic Club 35 Serv- ice Corps 3, 4. X15 MICHAEL L. GINTELLA Mike . . . fickle girls beware . . . digs guitars and bands , . . goes for fast cars . . . girls . . . Irvington's loss-our gain . . Undecided. .sri 5: MERRIL ANN GODFREY Merril . . . unoflicial cheer- leader at sports events . . . mu- sic lover . . . College. Activities: Chorus 2, 3, 45 Small Chorus 3, 45 Foreign Exchange Student Comm. 35 Orchestra 3, French Club 4. MARY M. GIORDANO Mary . . . friendly smile . . . hypocrites, watch out . . . be- lieves in honesty . . . the Ar- rowhead . . . willing to listen . . . College, Teacher. Activities: Service Corps 3, 45 Arrowhead 45 Lenape 4. X 2 is 19 JOHN H. GLASSER Jack . , . watch that smile . . . girls, he likes . . . goes in for fishing and hunting . . . big peeve: cars that don't stop! . . . College. Activities: Service Corps 3, 45 Prom Committee 4. i-Q, JOSEPH M. GLAZNER Joe . . . sometimes serious . . . guitar fan-folk and Hamenco . . . College, Natural Sciences. Activities: Orchestra 1, Chorus 15 Newspaper 1, 25 Fine Arts Club 25 Wrestling 2, 45 Cross Country 35 Drama Club 4. Long, long ag Barney Marilyn 0... 3 :ferns ' 1' l'3 'f5 if ' ,iz 5, t 5 1 g -1 k k 5 , 71, . . . V, . ' . , Aix fill 'if' Bibi: t 4... 5,5- 1 .44 , 5-A . V, 'V w' 'A' it . x if i A Ellen P. Myrna Kathy , ,j.a.- if j 'ff . 1, , 'if-1 i I 6 '4 V X -V me-. ,QP + . , f 5:M,.a i 1 A 5 N A f P WW , x w..5,,ig 'R fxxkt 8if..f' ,5x i ... V 32-fllfii. Q, -',.i 1.3 1, W. ' ' 2 f ,gi-.f P V 5- 351 1C.:.,2i5: 5' , f5xQgf',L 'QI Dottie ' Q 2 W A ' Carol S. , :.Lf.,j: ini .Q el gr1Q e, it i' pr- QQXQ ,, ' 'ezzfxi -4 L:-fa iw . ,S M. Joan H. Miss Watchung Hills-1946 Winnie Janet and Nancy Jill 20 Helaine Lee v Warren Township Kindergarten NBHCY B. 3 1 4 +9 ivfiaplflyw ' .,: ici wwf- . gg 1 . . , . W , an-' M 4. ' 1. , . f 'V JE 1 44 f 5 .:' , Vg ,ir-,' ,M , Anita Marion and Jenny Barbie K. Diane EQ! ' l 3 5 we 1 in S' 'H atv? Nr 3'1- 0 E xr 1 , , 'Ag 15 'T- -aj 0 , 1 F 3 .pl q.g f .,w WY-eau' - Genevra , , Nancy P. I - ,, - f ' . Brian ., , ,. 43fgI!55Sf7 . 'W 'ffyf 2 ' 5 ' ,1ff155f2g 1 A i I L ,rry Jeri T' -f MW '.Q,','51 ' , miiifffv f Connie 21 ef' ,,...' MARGARET ANN GOWEY Peggy . . . friendly person . . . fiddle sticks . . . horseback riding . . . great on skates . . . Practical Nursing. Activities: Nurses Club 1, 2, 3, 4. x CAROL BEVERLY HAINES Carol . . . sweet 'n petite . . . how about a pizza? . . . People who gossip! . . . bulky sweaters are for her . . . Undecided. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Usherettes l, 2, 3, 4g JSC 3. SHEPHERD GOODSPEED Shep . . . an individual . . . that supercharged Volkswagen . . . starvation is the bane of all mankind . . . College. JAMES E. GUNNING Jimmy . . . our President . . . always good natured . . . dis- likes disagreeable people . . . golfing again . . . State Trooper. Activities: Football lg Baseball 1, 2, 4, G.L.C. 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 43 Liaison Committee 3. 22 CHRISTINE ANN GRAVINA Chris . . . beautiful clothes . . . always has a smile . . . a crowded red stationwagon . . . Secretarial Work. Activities: Drill Team I, 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2. vhs. r x . . 'A ii. if. s4 SCX CAROLYN RUTH GR EENHOUSE Greenie . . . personality plus . . . great dancer . . . We're gonna . . . Activities: J.V. Cheerleaderg Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, co-captain 3, 4, G.A.A. lg Drama Club 2, 39 Spanish Club 2, I.S.C.g S,S.C.g Prom Com- mittee 3, 4g Lenape 4. HARRY A. HALKOWICH Bud . . . quiet and friendly . . . smooth dancer . . . Physics tells me so . . . that Senior Service Corps . . . College. Activities: Pathiinder 2, Assist- ant Editor 2g Football 25 Dress Code Committee 3, Foreign Exchange Student Committee 3. po- ' RICHARD P. HELMSTETTER Rich . . . a driving enthusiast . . . active in sports . . . Pat . . . dislikes jazzmasters . . . Mar- riage. Activities: Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball l, 3g Baseball l, 2, 3. ROB ERT I. HAUCK Robbie . . . liked by everyone . . . our A.S.C. President . . . France . . . steak lover . . . likes Mercedes Benzes . . . Col- lege-Psychology. Activities: Regionaire l, Make- up editorg Assembly Committee 1, 25 G.L.C. 2, 3, Pathfinder 2, Make-up editor, Art Club 23 Proctor Board 2g A.S.C. 3, 4, President 4, Dress Code Com- mittee 3g Foreign Exchange Student Committee 3, Chair- man. TERRENCE E. HEADD K'Boo . . . a joker at heart . . . one of the golfing crowd . . . basketball is great . . . College. Activities: Intramural Sports 2, 45 School Store 45 Spanish Club 4. qfvf' 23 GEORGE W. HAUFLER Hoff . . . tall and blond . . . Jill . . . those school regulations . . . outdoor sports . . . the kid . . . Dentistry. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4g Track 2, 33 G.L.C. 3. X s..,. g .: WINIFRED JANE HEINRICH Winnie . . . friendly and pop- ular . . . oh, those parties . . . feet in the basket . . . College. Activities: G.L.C. l, 2, 3, Secretary 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3g Orientation 2g Drill Team 2, J.S.C. 3g Canteen chairman 4g Prom Committee Chairman 3g Lenape, co-editor 4. JOAN ELLEN HELRIEGEL Helrumple . . . a real athlete . . . Whats Next?,' . . . likes expensive things . . . girls with make-up . . . Bookkeeper. Activities: GAA l, 2, 3, 4: JSC 3. DAVID E. HOPP Hoppy . . . manager of our teams . . . a hard worker . . . those service corps . . . College. Activities: Football mgr. l, 2, 3, 4g Track Mgr. 2, 3, 4: Wres- tling Mgr. 3, 4g Cross Country Mgr. 3, 4. 15 4 . X A we ,tj- -fl WZ' wffsgsa, 4?Q5?Ya?lQ:.5 :EFT .iizlzft im-.te A! 5 ... x. .gaQza1:igEY?gw:5: ' 5516112231-1. .-.-5252 .1122 f 1:11-'-' 3: JAMES T. HENVICK Jim . . . nice guy . . . those school rules . . . Auto Mechan- ics . . .girls . . .Navy. Activities: JSC 3. HELAINE RUTH HOPKINS Helaine . . . always smiling . . . a white Monza . . . busy gal . . . Green Leaves of Summer . . .College. Activities: Corner l, 2, 3: ASC Corresponding Secretary 3, 4: Foster Parents Committee 3, 4, Chairman: J.S.C. 3g Dramatic Workshop 3g Arrowhead 4. f r vl :QE 1 24 THOMAS J. HODGE Tom . . . liked by everyone . . cars with stick shifts . . . history class . . . those fresh- man girls . . . a gum chewer . . . College. Activities: Football 1, 2, 43 Basketball 1: Service Corps 3, 4: Prom Committee 4. ijfff ROBERT I. HOFFMAN Bob . . . friendly guy . . . Studebaker Avanti . . . money mad . . . doesn't dig classical . . . can do without homework . . . College. Activities: Drama 4. CHRIS E. HORTEN Chris . . . quiet and nice . . . goes in for sports . . . dislikes inconsiderate people . . . a hard worker . , . College. Activities: Varsity Wrestling 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 4g Library Council 4, CHARLES R. .IACOB Charlie . . . quiet and nice . . . handy with a slide rule . . people who ask questions . . College. ROY ROBERT HORTEN Roy . . . a talented artist . . . Joan Baez . . . those corps members! . . . who, me worry? . . . College. Activities: Football 13 Wres- tling lg Athletic Council 2, 35 Library Council 3, 43 Literary Magazine 43 GLC 4. DAVID R. IRWIN Dave . . . couldn't be nicer . . . a certain cheerleader . . . hot rod enthusiast . . . Future Plans: Hotel Management. Activities: Wrestling 33 DECA Club 4. JAMES ALAN HUBSCHMITT Jim . . . industrious . . . an avid rock and mineral collector . , . a do-it-yourself man , . . College. J ERI PATRICIA INGERSON Jeri . . . friendly to all . . . warm smile . . . dislikes getting up early . . . likes staying up late . . . active girl . . . College, Language Major. Activities: J.S.C. 3g Foreign Exchange Student Comm. 3g GLC 4, Treasurerg French Club 4, Treasurerg Lenape 4. 5'..: ',f 25 WAYNE L. JACOBUS Jake . . . some laugh . . . a good hunter . . . boating . . . a sport . . . Technical School. Activities: Football l, 2, 3. FRANK KAVANAUGH Frank . . . nice guy . . . you know when he's around . . . Art School. Activities: JSC: Orientation 2: Record Committee. PENNY LEE IANNELLI Poopsi . . . if I can't have fun, I'll find it . . . life of the party . . . fast shift cars . . . Medical Technician. Activities: Chorus l, 2g GAA lg Nurses Club 1: JSC: SSC: Shakespearean Festival Chair- man 3. LYNN KATHRYN KILEY Lynn . , . lovely blonde hair . . . What's gonna happen now! . . . pizza . . . a gum chewer . . . Nursing. Activities: Chorus 1, 2: CCCQ GLC l: JSC: SSC: Lenape 4. 26 JOHN KALLAS Kal . . . great cartoonist . . . sports fan , . . gets tired of endless phone calls . . . Irish teachers, hum . . . College. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2g Chorus lg Intra- mural Basketball 4. J AM ES KLIZAS Jim . . . couldn't be nicer . . . Those Irish teachers! . . . a joker . . . cheer a little louder . . . College. Activities: Football l, 2. . A 8 an H. at 3' 1, X . - I ,N I ' -fr. F ' 'wlggvl Kal 954 Q t 5 i .Q'f' Q51 BARBARA MARIE KUCK Barby . . . perceptive . . . the ocean and sailing . . . snow days . . . those interminable morning announcements . . . College. Activities: Foreign Exchange Committee 3g GLC Secretary 3, Chairman 4. MIRIAM ANNE LANG Mimi . . . a vivacious beauty . . . summer is her favorite time . . . interests sweep the field from books to sewing . . . not liverg . . . College. Activities: Band 13 G.L.C. 2, 4g J.S.C. 3g S.S.C, 4g Twirling 3, 43 French Club 4. ELIZABETH HELEN KUNZE Betty . . . lively sophisticate . . . '60 Caddy convertibles . . . where the boys are, tall and dark , . . willowy blond . . . College. Activities: Corner lg J.S.C. 33 Dress Code Committee 33 Lit- erary Magazine 4g Drama Club 45 Lenape 4. DARYL LAN KIN Fred . . . excellent horsewoman . . . white T-Birds . . . all busi- ness on the S.S.C .... dislikes snobs . . . College-animal husbandry. Activities: G.A.A. 2, 39 J.S.C. 3g S.S.C. 4. 27 DAVID C, LAING Dave . . . careful artwork . . . black shirts . . . likes Seabee's . , , but not a Navy crew-cut . . . Nav y. VFW 'YQWW 'rife 9 ELLEN M. LCCOMPTE Ellen . . . that casual grace . , . Let's listen to Woody Guthrie . . . a real skier . . . cherry tree blossoms, ugh . . . College Activities: JV Cheerleading lg Chorus l, 2g Lenape 3. MARY ANN LEINER Mary Ann . . . Mrs. Quayle's right arm . . . dislikes phonies . . . prefers her exercise in the way of water skiing and horse- back riding . . . Undecided. Activities: C h 0 r u s, GAA, Nurses Club. MARY DEBORAH LOTT Debbie . . . new this year . . . our gain, their loss . . . cute as a picture . . . a lively one . . . College. Activities: G.A.A. 43 S.S.C. 4g French Club 4. 3 .55 , E. K xi fax' JOAN MARY LENK Joan . . . sweet and shy . . . clanky bracelets . . . likes friendly outgoing people . . . senior science class-fun . . . Teacher. Activities: J.V. Cheerleader 23 Drill Team 3. I JEFFREY G. LOTTMAN Jeff , . . a friendly guy . . . '54 Pontiac . . . blue and gold . . . Draftsman. Activities: Basketball Manager 3, 4. 28 M. JAMES LOPAS Lopes . . . real gentleman . . . blue Chevys . . . two tone eyes . . . but physics! . . . College. Activities: G.L.C.g Basketball lg Track 2, 43 Intramural bas- ketball 4. -in 'ha 32 W CIRO MAGLIONE Mag . . . soft-spoken . . . crin- kly laugh . . . likes to be alone . . . dislikes phonies . . . Col- lege. Activities: Football 2, 3g J.S.C. STEPHANIE MATHEWSON Jake . . . organization plus . . . writing letters . . . long, long hair . . . Lawyer. Activities: Band 1, School Store 1, Drama Club 1, 2, Ath- letic Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Path- finder, G.A.A. 2, J.S.C. 3, S.S.C., Library Council 4, Len- ape 4. . .A - . - 5 .. ,. , . ., 5 f at A' :V 'fy .rgivff -fi? .f A ' : .z , J ,s' .Y Ld: . YA m - .' THOMAS S. MCCARTHNEY Tom . . . artistic flair . . . I say there, old chap . . . flying high . . . shiny black Sunbeam . . . Flying and Architecture. JOHN R. MAURO J.R .... always ready with a smile . . . fun loving girls . . . party poopers, go away . . . an athlete . . . College. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: G.L.C. 1, 2, 4: Dress Code 35 S.S.C., Prom Committee 4. MARION JANE MEYERS Marion . . . quiet and nice . . . Oh, darn it! . . . that well- known blush . . . Bowling . . . College. Activities: Chorus. Q' .par 29 iz? LILLIAN R. MCBATH Lil . . . talks with her hands . . . beautiful sweaters . . . that champion pitcher . . . Will you cheer? . . . College. Activities: Nurses Corps, J.V. Cheerleader, Varsity Cheer- leader, S.S.C., G.L.C. 4, G.A.A. DINA KATE MICHELSON Dina . . . talented singer . . . people who shout . . . enjoys anything that makes her happy . . . College-Music Teacher. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Lit. Mag. 1, 4g Small Chorus 3, 4g French Club 4. STANLEY J . MILOS Jay . . . the Take It Easy kid . . . anything red bothers him . . . yellow is his favorite color . . . Undecided. MARIA MONTESANO Mighty Mouse . . . red sports cars and pizza are her special- ties . . . I reckonu . . . talking on the phone bores her . . . Marriage. Activities: Drama Club 4. 5-if LEE S. MIRKOVIC Mirk . . . easy-going . . . unus- ual boy-no pet peeves . . . likes to eat lox and bagels . . . College. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3g Baseball 1, 25 GLC 1. my 3 CARMELA C. MONTESANO Carmy . . . likes people . . . can do without getting up early . . . talented basketball player . . . enjoys meeting and talking to people . . . Secretary . . . Marriage. Activities: Home Arts Club 3g Usherettes 1, 2, 3, 4. 30 1 JANET LANGEN MOGEY Janet , . . that yellow MG . . . egotists and phonies can get lost . . . loves long phone con- versations . . . College. Activities: Regionaire lg Art Club 25 JSC 35 Corner 35 French Club 43 SSC 4. 49' Q if 4 5. , NANCY WHITTEN MOGEY Nan . . . sports car fan . . , gym, never . . . prefers skiing and horseback riding . . . Col- lege. Activities: Chorus lg JSC 3g SSC 4. '!!- , K X' . 5 . A 1 lx 1 CONSTANCE E. MONTGOMERY Connie . . . always a new hairdo . . . Forget it, it's over your head! . . . those West Point Cadets . . . Undecided. Activities: CCC: JSC, SSC. we W, M25 A ROSCOE I. MULLICAN Roscoe . . , football is his game . . . work, are you kidding? . . . Aeronautics . . . College. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 4. NANCY LEE MONTROSS Nance . . . full of pep . . . con- vertibles with the top up annoy her . . . that special someone . . . Nursing . . . Marriage. Activities: GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 4: Library Council IQJSC 3. Quo JILL CHRISTINA MULLER Jill . . . graceful and petite . . . water skiing, anyone? . . . gor- geous clothes . . . Hail to Ire- land, never! . . . Fashion Model. L: is Q ..J8: ' '17,'. V M. axwwliil-tflgf :Q ef 2, WW' ' 'Zh' 1 21335 7 i -as assi ,am-mai? 'A ffm f. Y . mg.. ... S 3 ar if raigfflw 'nu f' Q2 33112 KG6. Activities: Cheerleader 1, 2. we ,z, ,.f-'M f r .. . Q a.:,g?:'e: f. if A F51 15 i 'Z' tfiff - i, 'I 'I 5 ft we M .Q ' ' '- 4 : .Je . ' . ,zz f. .f 3 555 ff Q ' I 4, Ii .ft ' lf-f A , xl A . 49 V I 'E' W 442 X Y 'E' .J T r 3 gh M .A . , CTW flf 'x' get iv ik 31 :Q .. R 4 1 V . . l . W - fe- 1: :S 'z 1. OLGA L. MORENO Moni . . . a charming smile . . . getting up early! . . . pre- fers to read and drive . . . Business. DOROTHY ANN MUELLER Dotty . . . happy girl . . . en- joys sports of all types . . . famous smile . . , Nurse. Activities: GAA 1, 23 Chorus 1, 2: JSC 35 SSC. 4. ,gt DIANE S. MUNIZ Di . . . vivacious and pretty . . . running off A.S.C. minutes . . . Corvairs . . . Silver Bay rates . . . College. Activities: Regionaire 1, News Editor 13 Pathfinder 2, News Editor 2: J.S.C. 3: G.L.C. 3, 4: A.S.C. 3, 4, Recording Sec- retary 3, 4: Twirling 3, 4. ROBERT F. ORTMAN Butch . . . always in the shop ...fastcars...whybea snob? . . . Undecided. ELIZABETH MARIE NAHODYL Liz . . . beautiful hands and nails . . . gym class early in the morning! . . . weekends . . . College, music teacher. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA 2g School Store 2: Len- ape 4. ROBERT J . ONDRUSIK Bob . . . out-doorsman . . , homework, ugh! . . . hunting and fishing, and cars . . . oh, those windy teachers! . . . Un- decided. Activities: Track 3. 32 ,f. 0,5 'vu ADELE NOEL NORBUT Bubbles . . . oh, those hair colors . . . short skirts . . . the greatest . . . always losing things . . . Nurse. Activities: GAA 2: Home Arts Club 3, 4: Drama Club 4, Spanish Club 4, I OHN W. OLSEN Ole . . . quiet, but so cute . . . hunting and fishing , . . Chevys that run . . . why play the role? . . . College. Activities: Football 2. 1 P- RUTH LOUISE OST Ruth . . . always another cause . . . Ciardi . . . busy with Stu- dent Gov't . . . candy apples . . . College. ' Activities: Chorus lg P.R.S.C. 1, 23 Regionaire lg G.L.C. 2, 3, 4, Admin. V.P. of G.L.C. 3, 45 Pathfinder 2g Proctor Board 2: A.S.C. 3, 4g Lenape 4. GEORGE W. PERABO George . . . liked by all . . . Mimi . . . active in student government . . . folk music, reading, and summertime! . . . College. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, GLC 1, 2, 3, 45 ASC 1, 43 Literary Maga- zine 4. LINDA ANN OWENS Fifi . . . lovely blond hair . . . Don't judge a book by its cover! . . . Jazz fan . . . Are you kidding?', . . . Interior decorator. Activities: GAA lg WHRHS lg Dramatics Club lg JSCL DECA Club 4. PETER H. PELISSIER Pete . . . terrific athlete . . . senior homeroom, ugh! . . . grey station wagon . . . football co-captain . . . Agricultural School. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball lg Track 4. 33 FRANCES CAROL PASCAZIO Fran . . . bubbling personality . . . likes a good time . . . parties . . . some business teachers! . . . Clerical Work. Activities: Foreign Exchange Student Comm. 3. .. 1 ,tr .f , K A it NANCY STAHR PATEMEN Nancy . . . a dependable girl . . . loves tailored clothes . . . adept in the homemaking arts . , . College. Activities: GAA 1, 2: Chorus 1, 2, 3, Drill Team 3, 4: J.S.C.g Lenape 4: French Club 4. FLOYD R, PHILLIPS Bob...aniceguy...new this year . . . when's our next vacation? . . . Undecided. .. ., '-5 . , 1 1, iftji, .' ANNE KAROLYN POSSEIN Anne . . . a talented artist and musician . . . there goes a Ford . . . so capable . . . Meanwhile back at the ranch . . . Ele- mentary Education. Activities: Chorus 1. LINDA MARION PIERSON Linda . . . a sincere person . . . that crazy Trig Tree . . . frost- bite. oh no! . . . Medical Technician. Activities: C.C.C.g Drill Team, 25 J.S.C.g Usherettes, 3, 43 S,S.C.g Lenape. ELLEN POWELL Ellen . . . always so neatly dressed . . . don't be a hypo- crite . . . fun and Fords . . . College-Medical Technician. Activities: Regionaire 1: Cho- rus lg C.C.C-9 I-SAC-2 S-S-C-L Drill Team 3, 4g Usherettes 3, 4. .t ar ,p .' wx 34 VICKI ANNE PIZZINSKI Vicki . . . an intellectual . . . whimsical , . . very punctual? . . . leisurely summers in Maine . . . College. Activities: Corner Editor l, 2g P.R.S.C. 1, 2g Chorus 3, 43 Literary Magazine 4. JOHN T. QUILTY John . . . nice guy . . . Oh, those long term assignments . . . 50 mile hiker . . . Engi- neering. LARRY K. RIED Lar . . . a 3 letter man . . . 'tmake that basket! . . . Girls and their hair! . . . lead me to the slopes . . . College. Activities: Band 1, 25 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Cross Country 3, 4: J.S.C, 3. ANITA SCELSA Nita . . . tall and attractive . . . sneaky people! , . . a model for Fine Arts . . . talk- ative . . . College. Activities: Chorus 1, Region- aire 1: J.S.C.g Drill Team 4g S.S.C.g Lenape, Usherettes 3, 4. 9 ,wf .1 f K ELAINE A. RYAN Elaine . . . what a sense of humor! . . . fulllof surprises . . . loves convertibles . . . Really! . . . Undecided. Activities: Usherettes 2, 3, 4: Nurses Club 3. LYNETTA ROSE SCHLOSSER Lynetta . . . a good athlete . . . grumpy people . . . white sneakers . . . lead me to the kitchen . . . College. Activities: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2. 35 SUE MARY ANN SALVATO Sue . . . a live wire . . . a spe- cial boy . . . those big brown eyes . , . fabulous . . . Beau- tician. Activities: C.C.C. 1, 2: G.L.C. lg J.S.C.g Lenape. CRAIG SCRIBA Creep Along . . . tall, dark and handsome . . . peanut packer . . . crazy green jeep . . . Coast Guard. Activities: Track 1. Through the years x'1,1't's elf 'L ,izcflssr . , A Z FRESHMAN SONG To Tune of The Caisson Let's revolt With a bolt That will give the School A jolt As our feathers We throw to the floor In the halls On the Held To the Sophomores We won't yield As our feathers We throw to the floor lt's the first big spree Of the Class of '63 So together Take your feathers off And so no more Will we jump When sophomores roar As our feathers We throw to the lloor. 36 Song 2 ,nw 3, ' iidfggg W a x-we na' ?.iirr2f'h 33 ,X .J fs'fi?f'1,fv+ggfxyjf ,J ,4 - x fimff ' , Ag 2 I V 4' ' 1 .hp . K , nf if QQ- , x N .. :' cf la? .1. 2:2 j 'Y 4 Q K IA. Q . , :fm , ,lm i V W - 3. N H . Y -xt ,:' , , ' . , . 2:2 ,, ge, f i .4 345' -sf ,H 311 ' ig?'jg,? ri. 'Ei rg.f'ffffw f e , gg. , Ni' - ,,' A , ,r ,'- tw, 3 .g .,'f , - - V . .-f I f QM Q ,r .-',f' , '2'N ' 1 'Y .- ' M ' x f' ? fl s .3 -' ',f',,ff, V . if '. 1, is J , 5 ,ky . O 4 A ai' Af 1 ' . ' , :- si ' X 556 E XX A z, ifzfififl, -r nn K 37 NANCY CAROL SCHUTZ Nancy . . . so very neat . . . Byers are terrific . . . cliques, what a waste . . . College. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4g Drill Team 2, 3, 45 Nurses Corps 2, J.S.C. 35 Lenape 4. 1 , 3 .3 , g xl! af i LINDA A. SERDIE Linda . . . sunny personality . . . yellow convertibles . . . pizza . . . why keep the top up on a sunny day? . . . College. Activities: Regionaire lg Drill Team 2g J.V. Cheerleading 25 Chorus 2g Varsity Cheerleading 3, 4g Lenape 4. L 315' 1' 'Ui v. 13f.1,.., JANET CLARE SCHULTZ Jan . . . sparkling eyes . . . love those bulky sweaters . . . cars that stall! . . . an apple a day . . . secretary. Activities: Usherettes 1, 2, 3, 43 J.S.C. 3g S.S.C. 4g G.L.C. 3, 4g Dramatic Club 4, Secretary 49 Drill Team 4. BARN EY J. SKLADANY Barn . . . the comic . . . all types of sports . . . 6'6 bas- ketball players bug him . . . College. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g Corner lg Regionaire lg Football 2, 3, 45 J.S.C. 3, S.S.C. 4, G.L.C. 4, Executive vice-president 4. 38 SUSAN MARIE SEDLAK Sue . . . cute 'n' bubbly . . . new this year . . . that Ohio accent! . . . habla espanol muy bien . . . college next. Activities: Lenape, Dramatics Club, PETER SKUJ INS Pete . . . the nonconformist . , . anyone for golf? . . . an artist of ships . . . College. 1 JAMES SOONG Jim . . . a most happy fella . . . likes Middlesex . . . Col- lege. Activities: Library Council 2 3, 4g Art Club 25 Foreign Ex- change Committee 3g G.L.C. 4 , ,W JOAN PATRICIA STANZIOLA Joan . . . a bubbling laugh . . new clothes . . . College. Activities: J.S.C. 3g Dress Code Committee 3. n S 1 x 3 m 1 2 A ' l 3 r X . 1 .1 as KATHLEEN A. STAPPERFENNE Stapper . . . petite and active . , . sports . . . no fifth period? yeah! . . . fun-loving . . . College. Activities: Drill Team 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, J.S.C,, S.S.C. lQ Q S RICHARD I. SWANSON Dick . . . a good friend . . . great debater . . . likes music , . . girls?-yes . . . College- Business Administration. Activities: Baseball 2, Athletic Council 2, 3, 4g A.S.C. 3, 4. MARION B. STEINFORD Marion . . . well dressed . . , loves to ski on both water and snow . . . small V.W.'s . . . hurry, Hurry, HURRY!! . . . College. ROBERTA LEE STEUP Roberta . . . full of pep . . . back in Hawaii . . , ooh, a thunderbird! . . . Let's have a party! . . . College. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 45 JSC 33 SSC 43 JV cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, co- captain 43 Usherettes 2, 3, 4, French Club 4, Drama Club 4. 40 CAROL ANN STEPHENSON Stevey . . . friendly to all . . . Oh, those Ford convertibles! . . . likes bowling and stockcar races . . . Secretary. Activities: G.A.A. 2, 3. ,M ff? 5. DENISE ELAINE STRUCK Dee . . . good dancer . . . Cor- vettes . . . the shore . . . muddy football fields, PLEASE! . . . Business School-Medical sec- retary. Activities: Twirling 2, 3, 4, Head Majorette 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Usherettes 2, 3, 43 Lenape 3g J.S.C. 3, S.S.C. 4, Drama Club 4. T? LYNN DANTYNE THATCHER Lynn . . . commercial art . . . ladylike . . . bowling . . . drama . . . College. Activities: Drama Club 4, PETER D. VAN DEUSEN Pete . . . an individual . . . in- telligent . . . well-read historian . . . College. LORETTA JUDY TOTH Judy . . . spotted horses . . . please don't play long-hair music . . . Thunderbirds . . . conceited people-no! . . . Col- lege. Activities: Art Club lg G.A.A. 23 J.S.C. 3g S.S.C. 4. MEREDYTHE VAN BUREN Merry . . . pretty . . . dancing and parties . . . swimming . . . small feet . . Secretarial School. , - , 'K Y gk: .4 we .545 41 -'vw , is PERRY B. TOWNSEND Perry . . . line musician . . . en- joys practicing and lessons . . , people who make you repeat things! . . . girls . . . Air Force. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g Brass Ensemble 3, Dance Band 4g Hungry 5 4. Ill 9 t grsssn 'a+'G- ROGER G. TOWNSEND Roger . . . music . , . girls . . . sweaters . . . no to a someone's tests . . . Air Force. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 4. -kg is BETTY JANE VAN NESS Bets . . . a real sports Hend . . . a blue eyed blond . . . can't stand sarcastic teachers . . . sweaters and skirts are for her . . . Junior College. Activities: Library Council lg Regionaire 1. GUY GORDON WELLS Gordon . . . A European trav- eler . . . funny monologues . . . 'tTweet . . . skier . . . College. Activities: Band 1, 2g Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Basketball 1, 2. BARBARA LYNN VOLZ Barb . . . a welcome newcomer from Bernardsville . . . quiet and nice . . . 'LDo I have to get up? . . . Secretarial work. Activities: JSC, SSC. LOUIS WEIL Lou . . . always prepared . . . a real gentleman . . . a stamp collector . . . man about the library . . . College. Activities: Chorus 1, Library Council 3, 4. 42 4 WW CON STAN CE ALICE WARREN Connie . . . poised . . . a sailor . . . our math contest champ- ion . . . the pharmacy, Volks- wagen and flat tires . . . Col- lege. Activities: GAA 1, Chorus 1, 2, 35 GLC 3, Treasurer 33 Lenape 4, Business Managerg FSACC 4. JOHN WASHINGTON Jay . , . sports . . . a hard worker . . . is capable of doing practically everything . . . Busi- ness Administration. Activities: Intramurals 2, 4. . , . X GRETCHEN R. WESLEY Wess . . . petite and cute . . . oh, those parties . . . what a skier! . . . her ape coat . . . College. Activities: Spanish Club 3, Lenape 4, Dramatics Club 4. CAROL LEE YERG R.M .... What soft wavy hair . . . a certain boy at the U. of V .... awful awfuls . . . flat tires can be so exasperating . . . speech therapist. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 4: Nurses Corps lg Art Club 1, 2: JSC: SSC. Lfi if A N x LAWRENCE A. WLASIUK Larry . . . a friendly sort of guy . . . I didn't do it! . . . Undecided. Activities: SSCQ JSCQ Library Council. KATHLEEN SUE WOODS Kathy . . . most likely to suc- ceed . . . science is her field . , . Great! . . . swimming n' skiing . . . College. Activities: Chorus l, 2, 33 GLC 1, 2, ASC Treasurer 3, 4g Library Council 33 JSC 23 Foreign Exchange Committee 3: Lenape 4, SSC 4. R63 43 DAVID G. WILLIAMS Dave . . . always helpful . . . our bass fiddler . . . Let's go canoeing . . . mechanically in- clined . . . Forestry. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Language Lab 2, 4. 45' was '23 wffzi LIN DA WOLFF Wolfy . . . beautiful clothes . . . sports cars and summer- time . . . house at the shore . . . no more exercises . . . College. Activities: Chorus 1, 4. MOST ATHLETIC Pete Pellisier and Joan Helriegel MOST MISCHIEVOUS Jan Beissert and Roy Horten ROMEO AND JULIET BEST DRESSED George Perabo and Jill Muller and Mimi Lang Les Gerber BEST DANCERS Carolyn Greenhouse and CLASS FLIRTS Jim Lopas Tom Hodge and Denise Struck MOST UNPREDICTABLE Fred Dilzell and Carla Crouse 44 MOST TALENTED Tom McCarthney and Dina Michelson HALL CUTEST DONE MOST FOR Debbie Lott and THE SCHOOL -l0hmlY 018011 Ruth Ost and Bob Hauck MOST SOPHISTICATED Bill Budell and L ,, , Joey Boise BEST ALL AROUND Ian Benham and Andy Bradshaw OF FAME BEST LOOKING Johnny Olson and Jill Muller MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ian Benham and Kathy Woods 45 MOST TALKATIVE Carla Crouse and Fred Dilzell MOST POPULAR Mimi Lang, George Beardsley and Winnie Heinrich SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Once we were the feather-wearing freshmen until snackbreak, then the revolt against the sophomores and off with the feathers! We shouted the revolt song and paraded for our freedom with sandwich boards and posters--the iirst big spree of the class of '63. Later came Aloha with the eighth graders. We had Hawaii in the cafeteria with live palm trees and handsome hula dancers, dancing to the music of guitar and song. fand near tragedy with grass skirts on Tom and Tom.D We reveled in drama-melodrama at least. Sophomore year was the year of the Y party and the gala production: a play, dancers, J ada-J ada. There was the skating party at George's skating pond, tobogganing and trying to keep warm by drinking cocoa at the bonfire. The Filibuster Fling came with Smiling Charlie Clancy. Our only hidden secret was that the Republicans won in our election in a Democratic year . . . but the Carousel made up for that error in calculations. The cotton candy all over the school . . . in fact, the nicest the school ever smelled . . . the memory of the fat ladies selling popcorn balls . . . Junior year was all seriousness-we never did get our social event to the shore. We were out to try the new and daring. We held a couples' dance-money wasn't important, or so we thought later. The prom, Moonlight and Roses, was held at the ill-fated Washington House, and was a huge success. This year's prom was greater . . . Senior year: year of last-minute everything: college boards, seventh semester grades, waiting for accept- ance, trying to find a job, meanwhile trying to enjoy the freedoms of a graduate-to- be. We have contributed to the Foreign Exchange Program, spent money on the greenhouse, worked on dress codes for students and faculty. We have written for the Corner, starred on varsity teams, made the honor roll, argued with the student government. We have been a class unique for its creativity-a class unique because of its individualism. 46 - o 6 ,, cb 0 Q cc f 9 1 0' 0 Gr- 'I ob Y oo 0 de 0 SENIOR G.L.C. Row 2.' Mr. O'N Perabo, I. Benham R. Ost, J. Gunning, eill, I. Schultz, S. Baxter, J. Soong, G. Beardsley, G. , L. McBath, D. Muniz. Row 1: J. Interson, A. Bradshaw, B. Skladany, C. Clancy, R. Mauro. Q D 'Y 0 Q na ' Z 'N 4 ' XN Q .- ' Y . 00--.. 03 .ga Q-25-. QF 0' 062,-.- Q , . , I 1, I 4 'uf 016' b y it QA' I A U 1' qv .Q 44 -. 9 0 ,r 4 , 1 P . .. .- 44. .M J i 4 7' P1 Q4 IA: ' - 5. U of -0- JM 4 N55 RBMINI A 5 5 F 3 A - 16,1 0-, Q Q Q s f A , A + A- -I 4 3 j Y f T T ?+JT s - ' Y: JL .JL A FE LT 8 No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies half asleep in the dawning of your knowledge. The teacher who walks in the shadow of the temple, among his followers, gives not of his wisdom but rather of his faith and his lovingness. If he is indeed wise he does not bid you enter the house of his ' ' ' - wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. 9 Y' Y Y Y 9 ' ' ' v ' ' v ' A 1 , n , 5 ' U 9-A A .Ju ,L A DR. FRANCIS H. OLDHAM New York U., B.S.g Temple U., M.Ed.g New York U., D.Ed. Experience: 24 Years. x vm WWW. r Wh xx m M mm X mmuuunn X X X N Wm X N . m u H .,, 1 X A ---n11l,,x-ly Ill: 8 M-xxwXNx.,,w Vx .W ! mmmnx W Q X N A x W Mx X QW WK NX Xx QNX N X Y 50 OFFICE STAFF Mrs. Vogel, Miss Whitaker, Mrs. Baxter X v I :Q ff E ADMINISTRATION su-nv-1' was 'Nxsf MR. JAMES CAMPBELL Administrative Assistant Lochhaven State Teachers College Ohio State University, B.S., M.A. Experience: 9 years f 'f'4.z:! n..,,' MR. ARTHUR W. SMITH Counselor, Lafayette, Lehigh, MR. DAVID PETERSON Rutgers U., AHB., MIA., Expe- Counselorg Wesleyan, Harvard, fiance: 10 years Tufts, Boston U., Rutgers U., --Now hemrs a likely pmspecty B.A., A.M.T. Come right in, I've been wait- ing to talk to you. GUIDANCE MRS. HELEN SMINK MR. RANDOLPH BURRITT Counselorg Montclair State, Counselorg Boston University, Rutgers U., B.A., M.A. Expe- Ed.M. Experience: 5 years rience: 2 years 1'll talk to your father about What's your trouble? it. 52 SPECIAL SERVICE MRS. ELIZABETH MILES MRS. OLGA YURCHUCK GUIDANCE SECRETARIES NURSE MRS. PATRICIA QUAYLE Nurse, Seton Hall U., Trenton State, R.N. Experience 20 year You're not sick ' MR. CARMINE COPPOLA Special Serviceg Seton Hall University, B.S. Ed. Experi- ence: 5 years 'Tm sure it will work. LIBRARY STAFF Library- MRS. ESTA VAIL Douglass College, Drake College, 12 years Secretarial Experi- ence MRS. ZOIA HORN Brooklyn College, Pratt Institute, B.A., B.L.S. MR. THOMAS RAYMOND St.. John's U., Oberlin, Rutgers U., University of Minnesota, B.A., M.A.T., Experience: 1 year 53 OUR LOGIC... trigonometric Christmas tree remember Mr. Rosenberg's Rangers . . . Of course, we won the math contest. 'AFor tonight, correct all of last night's homework and then do . . . 1 3 -1: +R,-'as W3 fx 5 . ' M. fS?Q5?5 17 1 . f X 5 9 2. in e il ' ra I Q? ii 2? it 2153 L af gg' gi gf- , .. fr 33 :Q rat: 3,3 -,J fif: f -. 4.ff2zsf1::.4r 5f2gs.ntrf 32525255232 rfb tug., 3 rg-, p 43 if -f 1 .5 5 - as A, . ,W .,,r- . , ,f Q-ggi' f rsgrf' ' gm ,g ..,: I' '.- ff? S '- 43... .I ll X NRE? if '- 1 'Q 1 is-sri 7552 ' 3 ' ggrgg A , W M. , , ,f - 1 gg fx 3' 3. me ., , 5 at A-e. w+w1 b -rsu.,..,, 'rn-.4 ,,,,.'4' . fr: 1-.ir 1: 'W 2531-2 wf':?E'3V .pn ' '4Xev'?Z, Q 2.f'9? it a new Kia? 231 i3QQ3 L-v MR. MARTIN BYRER Algebra I, II, General Mathg B.S., M.A., East Stroudsburg State, Rutgersg Experience: 6 years. Right! MR, RICHARD ROSENBERG Algebra Ig A.B., Rutgers, Montclair State, Illinois, Yesh- iva U., Experience: 4 years. Six of one: half dozen of the other, 54 ,,...a MR. ERIC STIETZEL Geometry, General Math I B.A., M.A.T., Yaleg Experience 1 year. It's really very simple. MR. CHARLES BECKWITH Algebra I, IIL B.S., MEd Rutgersg Experience: 3 years Good! -if xr. N -mg... f 5355 lit Us MR. ROBERT KELLER Algebra I, II, General Math I Trig-Solid Geometryg B.A. M.A., Lehigh, Muhlenberg, N.C.E., Montclair State, Illi noisg Experience: 5 years. Now consider these . . . MATH x E 7,3 Q 1 2 1 1 . ? 1. in MR. SAMUEL ISENBERG Geometry, Algebra Ig B.S., M.A., N.Y.U., Montclair State, Illinoisg Experience: 12 years. 'tls tha! clear? MR. GAIL B. KOPLIN Plane Geometry, Trig-Solid Geometry, General Math IIQ B.S., M.A., Rutgers, Illinois, Muhlenberg, Montclair Stateg Experience: 13 years. And now, we leave it to the cIerks! 4. ' t .4 QQ V N VIII T611 4 L1 1 MR. KENT ZERBY Natural Science, Senior Sci- enceg Mansfield Stateg Degree: B.S. Experience: 1 year Sorry, the door is closed. ,f 'c 1 1 A a s f L . MR. MASON LOGIE MR. JOSEPH DROBNICKI Physicsg Hobart, Leheighg De- Chemistry, Natural Scienceg grees: B.S.: M.S. Experience: Wilkes: Degree: BS- EXp6ri- 7 years ence: 1 year CheerfuIly start over. Okay, open your notebook. Ol'llOOOQOll'0OOl1UlUQCOOQCOOODOOOOOOOOCC006000005 O Q 9 C 0 Q 0' 0 ' 1 . 5 O 0 . 3 . . 0 o 0 , 0 . ' 0 ' o ' , O Q 0 . ' 0 u l , 0 ' I 5 0 . Q u .....'..,'.'OOOlilflblllliilillillllCUUOOOOOIO. 56 's ,f: K 'isp-,, 's 4 ' MR. ROBERT BREUCHE Natural Scienceg Seton Hall: Degree: B.S. Experience: 1 year Q.. A MR. HOWARD GOTKIN Chemistry: Temple, Elizabethg Degree: B.S. Experience: 2 years May I help you with that? pquooaooooaooooce 001 o WE E Ooiioooooiooaoooool SCIENCE our environment . . . What's that awful smell? Through the woods on a nature study Acid to Water! Acid to water!! Watch out for a roving slinky. Popcorn without salt MR. JAMES KLINE Chemistry: Pennsylvania State, Lebonan Valley. Degree: B.S. Experience: 14 years Does everybody understand? 0-9 -x y ' :J 4 4- 1 III-, X :ll lv, 1 xx . MR. RONALD SCHNEIDER I . English: B.S., M.A., Penn.: ' Experience: 15 years. A .. ., 1 0 0 I Thumbs out! 5 I 0 'I I , 60.4 sa-1 . N A All , 161 MISS MARY FRANCES SWIGERT English III, IV: Wilkes, Syra cuseg Experience: 3 years. No, I'm an English teacher. MR. EDWARD JONES English II, III, M.A., N.Y.g Experience: 2 years. What do you really know? MRS. MURIEL LADENBURG MR' THOMAS S. BANNAN Experience: 3 years. English III, IV: B.A., M.A., Lehigh, Columbia: Experience: 14 years. Thus fades glory. 58 English II, III: B.A., M.A.T., Bennington College, Wesleyan: 4 - I MR. ROBERT BERBERICH English I, IIQ B.A,, Montclair peacef MR. ALFRED S. VEDRO English IV, B.S., M.Ed., Tren- ton State, Rutgers: Experience: 5 years. Tough, you lose! QEENQI H99 fix State: Experience: 1 year. Ask now or forever hold your OUR SENSITIVITY . . who or whom? So much depends upon a red wheel barrow . . . 5' The forest is a metaphor for . . . MacBeth . . . Hamlet . . . ATI sg' Q' f ' . , ,I Q. fs.. 3iXEgfQ it 5 'f s' 17,71 Q Ei y . Q ' 51'-7 I 'ri r ,t 1. - l. ' , .1 in-+1 5 T7 j 5 ,' j Q 5 U 51 7 21? ff 5- ' ' ng' 4 5: - 47? tt 59 MR. ALAN S. CHESLER Englishg A.B., M.A., Union College, Seton Hall, St. An- drews tScotlandDg Experience: 2 years. We have a lot of work to do today. ,Q z. ,. . . MRS. LAURA MILLER English I, II: B.A., M.A., Johns Hopkins, Pittsburgh, Rutgers: Experience: 2 years. Good! MRS. GLADYS A. PAYNE English II, IIIg B.S., Ed.M., Worcester S t a t e, Harvard, Temple: Experience: 10 years. Now, Iet's analyze this. ENGUSH n I MR. CLIFFORD FOX U.S. History II: B.S., Spring- field College, Tufts. All right scholars, lefs go! MR. WARREN RUFF U.S. History I, Orchestrag B.S., M.S., Lehigh, Rutgers, Prince- ton, Juilliard: Experience: 5 years. Four legs on the floor, please. HISTORY n V MR. ROBERT O'NEILL U.S. History I, Ilg B.S., M.A., Springfield, St. Bonaventure, B.U.g Experience: 9 years. Beautiful! l i ... .1 L .L . . - ' ' ii - - . 'rx' :ai j igif-11.p.1jfQl ' ffl? i i I f W4 , ff-fe . ,X ., ,Tig .-S. MR. STEPHEN ZLUCKY World History: B.A., Kings Experience: 1 year. Keep quiet! JJ Q 9 IO. this. MR. JOSEPH JACQUES World Historyg B.A., M.A., Rutgers, U. of Florence, Ex- perience: 3 years. When I was in Italy . . . MISS ROSE ANN GISH World History, Human Rela- tionsg A.B., Wilson, Bucknellg Experience: 4 years. A positive attitude and will power, OUR PERCEPTION . . . I and our memories . . .1 Great Debate-jetport or not. Civil War, then economics. 'This is so easy, I'm ashamed to give it to you? What effect did Alexander the Great have on his time? 61 MR. U.S. A.B., year. fe 91 MR. S. STOWELL SYMMES U.S. History Ig B.A., M.A.T., Amherst, Wesleyan, Experi- ence: 5 years. Now in this book. . . STEPHEN BARTLETT History I, English I, IIg Lafayetteg Experience: 1 MR. ROBERT R. KUEHNER German, Spanish, Frenchg B.A., Lehigh U., Rutgers U.g Experience: 9 years. Bonjour, classes! Gwen Tag, Klassef' MISS CLAIRE BIAGINI Spanish I, II, III, B.A., M.A., Douglass, Rutgers, Mexico, Guadalajarag Experience: 5 years. i N0 es dificil! 'W . X vi V Q 'B 5 P ' Q3 rf 'l:::x: l .U 4 'QQ .lu ni l, 62 Emi: 353332 1? MISS CAROLINE GALT French I, II, III, B.A., M.A., Oberlin, N.Y.U., Conservatoire Nationale de Paris, Baroda, In- diag Experience: IW years. Oh, la, laJ MR. FRANCIS WALSH Latin I, II, IIIQ A.B., Seton Hallg Experience: 1 year. Sulvete, discipulif' .. zdffffi t MRS. SANDRA STAMOS Spanish I, IIg English II, IIIg B.A., Montclair Stateg Experi- ence: 1 year. HA ver! LANGUAGES ,Wm MRS. CLARA STRUPP German II, III: B.A.. M.A. Douglass, Abitur, Germanyg Ex perience: 3 years, OUR UNIVERSALITY . . . Du bist wie eine Blume Pascal, La Fontaine, Descartes . . . Petit explication en francais. No English is spoken here. You are coming to Spanish club. quatra-lingual caroling . . . 63 MR. RAYMOND KOVONUK Mechanical Drawingg B.S., M.Ed., Penn Stateg Experi- ence: 9 years. :gig I saw you drop that. MR. DEAN GOETTSCH Industrial Arts, Woodworking, Driver Ed.g B.A., Montclair Stateg Experience: 2 years. MR. DONALD ANDERSON Industrial Artsg A.B., Ed,M., Rutgersg Experience: 2 years. Never engage mouth until brain is in motion. MR. BARRY BROWNER Music, Band, Chorusg B.M., M.A., Oberlin, Columbiag Ex- perience: 2 years. A S 64 if 2 f. egffllgfi .,sfQi f1f'Ek OUR CREATIVITY. .. L ' if I Illl play for you, chorus . f . Now we're going to see a movie. H , is ' 4 Keep your bins straight. l Ril ey ' . I smell something burning. 1 !,,,.,,,g,ff,-, W , W W- g MR. LAWRENCE VON BEIDEL Fine Artsg B.F.A., M.A., Pratt Institute, Columbiag Experi- ence: 8 years. Think of the unit. .Ilif- l I mr' I I 1 l MISS LINDA KALLSTROM Fine Artsg B.S., Penn State Experience: 1 year. Mess less, produce more. MRS. ANITA HIRSCH Home Artsg B.S., Beaver, Ce- dar Crest, Newark Stateg Ex- , no .A 1, R. ,-4 , M Q my V - 55, Perience: 2 Years. I Don't forget to Iurn 00' the -' -2 .?.,..,9,,gi' gulf 'A ' ', ovens. I ,, it ,fWlIYXxVu r fe . 9 id' ' .ggi V 2 gg, t -I xi l . . . ' gg xrlfgw, H5137 'L 2 R' J smile. .M MRS. DOROTHY ..-. I Q I I REYNOLDS be 513+ I 1 4 53 Home Arts: B.S., Marywood, : . ' Russell Sageg Experience: 4 4 .5 , iff: ill ff' Years. 5' -' iv e V fi Q 65 MR WILLIAM GRISWOLD PE Drlver Ed BS MA Vlfglnla U Montclau' State Rutgers Expenence 8 years MRS MARY HELEN 45, M 'S SULLIVAN 12 272, PE Health BA Trenton 59 State Experlence 3 years A-. Ei? 3 rf v ff A-'44 ...B Q43 MISS RUTH SCHOENBORN PE Health BS Panzer Col 'M' lege Experlence 9 years Catch' MR FRANK MATULLO PE Health Drlver Ed BS Panzer College Montclalr State Experience 7 years Hin ' I , ., .3 . ., . ., ., , g : . 535i: '3e'f?Xf'i 15 g7,g?f5fh 'ia'QQEZ'fa 2Qx.'m5, V 53? A 1'ViLxt',z1:5g':'.AE2 '-Q 'lJe.1+ag . F351--2f. fF -. ,jay kfif'Q2,'iwE522 - -1 , - -Q xy -,, aan . war. ' -1, xj-1 1 'xy .Q rfgf . ' . - + W ar ' 'W .'fQ,'i5s e'5Y1'5f-431. ' ' ' 5'-2' 2 in fi 1 ' 'W.1,. W-fi ' ig? fa 'fl is Q, 'ww ' '4 K-L4?1.-4 0- -' S.Pr- ' SFS-Wf,'.5S5.-f i ,5f',.ffr . I ?1 e.'ff+'.:VSz, . W . V aegffr' - 24, ,w.fs,1,,2fxg1 S S 1 ,Vs r,-r my h . taxa . , . A ' , 15, L- ... '- v WEX . ' 9 W fa x 3 W 2 . ' 1,4 , . xt 35 , ' I f .,4'3- 7 ' N I :ig , ,L an Q' if - l ' . ., , a as - ,l , ,Q 7 , 'e,ri1,zfl'- - , 1 1 .1 '4' 52 W . . , ,f ,, V? A 131' , ' - 4 5. ,-:egg 5 1 3 Q' ' ..lf.if'f 145. K M LV A V1.. 1 ,, , .. Q L A .1 fi- V . 4 ,fl !' 1' 1732 I Mn.. - -, S - -, ' Y : . V, , s . . U I .l 14 , - -, , -Z - 4, , g : . MR. HOWARD A. TOZIER Director of P.E., Driver Ed.g B.S., M.Ed., Springfield Col- lege, B.U.g Experience: 32 PHYSICAL EDUCATION OUR BODIES. . . gym demonstrations: bronze statues, foreward rolls. Keep talking and you'1l do ten more. 'ADid I ever tell you about the time . . . ? cha cha . . . and halt years. When I was in Mass. . . l f ly MR. RONALD COLEMAN 5!!e?v.vA'lvi 6'5Z'.-, - h-l' P.E., Health, Driver Ed.g B.S., 5 'V' South Carolina U.g Experi- x-...ul ence: 1 year. Today we start wrestling. 67 MR. SHELDON JONES Business A1155 B.S., Penn State, Experience: 2 years. OUR EFFICIENCY. .. Stop typing-Stop! Feet off! hour, our, are . . . ill! S 2, :. 1 Q 5 any MRS. ADAH-GRACE VOLLMER Secretarial Practice, Clerical Oflice Training, Typing, Intro. to Business, B.S., M.A., Sim- mons College, N.Y.U.g Experi- ence: 8 years. Please take your feet 017 our tender racks! MRS. MARJORIE ADKINS Intro. to Business, Typingg A.B., A.M,, Colorado Stateg Experience: 5 years. Eyes on your copy. BUSINESS MR. ROBERT BRUGUIERE Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Note- hand, General Arts Typing, In- tro. to Businessg B.S., V.P.I., Experience: 2 years. I wish it would mow! CAFETERIA STAFF '-'IGN ' TU' . Q 1 Row 2: E. Pavlosky, C. Mathews, D. Curtis, A. Ielmert, A. Charters. Row I: C. Harlen, E. Reinman-Managerg I. Blas- X chek. F. Ruggiero, E. Klinger. X A D '44 f 1 QQ? CUSTODIANS ..,. M. Lovi, N. Carnavele, S. Lannigan, C. Curtis, J. Sweeney, F. Hall, S. Dilario R. Annette. 69 -www ,MSS 'iv 0 Q Q ,-.gl liter F X Q E Q Q i 5? ,gg 451' W i? UNDER QS 'MEN O Afoot and light-hearted I take to the open road, Healthy, free, the world before me, The long brown path before me leading wherever I choose. ,ga g -ref? JUNIOR G.L.C. Row 2: B. Christiansen, B. Benz, S. MacDonald, D. Bytner, A. Snyder, D Rigney, L. McLewhorn, C, Menes, L. Pape. Row I: J. Bloszies, J. Ost, P Bjorklund, R. Sroka. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Junior Class is credited with the success of their unique pie sale and for sponsoring the annual Student-Faculty Basketball Game with such outstanding players as: Bomber, Rebound, Crash, Zip, and Ozone. As freshmen the Class of ,64 held Can Can-the Parisienne dance with charming male dancers. Easter baskets were prepared by the class for the Childrenis Country Home in Mountainside, New Jersey. Sophomore year passed with bake sales and two dances. Fiddle 'N Straw was especially memorable because students wore dungarees and sat on hay stacks instead of the conventional chairs. During the Junior Year they sponsored the Report Card Rock with report cards and DR's adorning the cafeteria. A good time was had by all in spite of the theme. Another dance was held in April, fol- lowed by the Junior-Senior Prom at the Chanticleer in May. 72 HOMEROOM 001-MR. KOVONUK Row 3: C. Pierce, J. Blozies, B. James, L. Reinking, B. Warnicki, K. Varnai, C. Johnson. Row 2: D. Slorah, R. D'Addario, J. Higgins. Row 1: M. Cyga, Barbara Headley, Susan Schweitzer, P. McAvoy, J. Poulin. HOMEROOM 3--MR. VON BEIDEL Row 4: B. Glynn, R. Scott, J. Ammon. Row 3: S. Kruegar, L. Roszko, T. Ci- priani, S. Kenney, R. Christiansen. Row 2: S. Gordanier, K. Koppelman, J Richter, R. Morris, W. Barthwick. Row I: C. Menes, A. Herrmann, P. Pearse S. Platt. 73 HOMEROOM 21-MRS. STAMOS Row 4: R. Hedden, W. Dyer, W. Sockwell, G. Cowan. Row 3: E. Barrabas, E. Phillips, C. Henderson, R. Gargano, B. Youngs. Row 2: M. Raquet, A. Mondo, S. Wrigley, R. Lieberman, K. Closter. Row I: J. MacAleer, K. Warren, L. Mc- Lawhorn, R. Munn, E. Rentschler, R. Ruggerio. Q L 4 v 7 Q 5+ , Q I 'YI ' Q V Y 0 9 Q l ' ,O 4 . 'f rr- .. -A 9 -A 9 HOMEROOM 24-MRS. ADKINS Row 4: R. Norton, S. Harris, E. Harlin. Row 3: C. Moore, S. Art, I. Bokros, W. Reader. Row 2: J. Barnes, C. Santo, J. Toolan. Row I: L. Graziano, K. Armenti, G. Schmitt, M. Schott. 74 HOMEROOM 30-MR. STEITZEL Row 4: B. Headly, G. Shrewsbury, J. Christie, J. Crowley. Row 3: L. Wolff, D. Lowie, J. Thoenig, W. Mueller, T. Atkins. Row 2: C. Nilson, N. Mishuk, C. Laing, S. Hilderbrandt. Row I: R. Hultgren, J. Brozandski, V. Johnson, V. Wescoe. WG' 7' - L '- 1 ' ' ' ' L T T or 7 7., rn-ni . in 9 YJLY Q vo -,Li Q R - JL .JL HOMEROOM 32-MR. ISENBERG Row 4: J. Pavao, J. Hubschmidtt, G. Ciarlariello, L. Spanner. Row 3: D Throneberry, N. Winay, M. Petrella. Row 2: A. Hacik, S. Williamson, R Sroka. Row I: S. MacDonald, B. Woodruff. P. Biorklund, R. Ostrander. 75 HOMEROOM 49-MISS GALT Row 4: G. Dealeman, P. Wirth, R. Reed, D. Baker, I. Laible. Row 3: J. Bur- ger, D. Gross, G. Lelionis, M. Nuse. Row 2: L. Burak, L. Powell, D. Haspel. Row I: R. Corbett, G. Maggs, C. Simpson. .gi ,'l . , I 4 HOMEROOM 59-MR. SYMMES Raw 4: M. Ponzio, K. Townley, L. Tonnesen, L. Wolfe. Row 3: M. Bokros N. Gulick, If Rossi, W. Garman, D. Schroth. Row 2: R. Deck, I. Delli Paoli, I. Mount, F. Pericola, C. Hayes, D. Wilson. Row I: L. Procino, L. Pape, J Walsh, D. Perraro, W. Storek, I. MacKay, R. Pope. l 76 HOMEROOM 251-MRS. PAYNE Row 4: D. Enyeart, I. Ost, K. Clark, G. Kennedy. Row 3: T. Lembrich, T. Lyster, K. Spisso, B. Wentworth, E. Folk. Row 2: J. Leatherdale, T. Lucy, C. Hoffert, B. Millar. Row I: J. Klein, S. Taylor, S. Hildum, P. Minifie, E. Fleetwood. ll 1 77 SOPHOMORE GLC SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY We, the Class of 1965, have had a distinguished two years in W.H.R.H.S. In our freshman year we had a unique concession during the Christmas season, a sale of Christmas tree ornaments. This year we sponsored two dances, the Hrst a Freshman-Sophomore Orientation dance and the second a New Year's dance, aptly named, '4It,s About Time. We also held two cake sales and ran the concession for selling food at the basketball games. We look forward to more happy and productive years in the future, During our senior year, we hope that we will be able to subsidize caps and gowns as well as Prom tickets. Our Class of 1965 has indeed had a successful sophomore year at W.H.R.H.S. and, we feel confident, will strive for greater success as upperclassmen. 4838 Row 3: M. Soriente. P. Green, K. Lurie, J. Beam, N. Bohn, M. Greco, C. Appleton, P. Luppino, P. Durbrow, P. Scott, Mr. Gotkin. Row 2: P. Hoyt, S. Friedman, R. Ortman, L. Fillmer, G. Steeber, K. Esoldi, D. Harrocks. Row I: D. Hunsinger, T. Symons, J. Byelick, C. Irby, B. Skladany, N. Hewitt. 78 HOMEROOM 002-MR. GOETTSCH Row 3: A. Dobson, G. Schryver, A. Driver, A. Welch, W. Dockery, P Pucci, V. Ruggerio. Row 2: Mr. Goettsch, B. Spratford, R. Costa, R. Ritten house, W. Vactor, T, Conboy, R. Moody, C. Irby, W. Sockwell. Row I D. Henvick, R. Farrar, J. Leatherdale, W. Lottman, J. Epstein, L. Wood R. Finn, J. Yankaskas. 313 HOMEROOM 258-MRS. LADENBURG Row 5: Mrs. Ladenburg, R. Vance, G. Murphy, R. Gargano, T. Delaney. Row 4: S. Arkieri, T. Harlin, G. Zarhardt, M. Testa, L. Rocco. Row 3: W. Seipel, W. Catehmo, J. Dolan, J. Pizzinski, C. Storck, J. Sufton. Row 2: R. Fusco, A. Stine, S. Leiner, J. Di Dinato, B. Palermo. .Row I: R. Rowe, C. Morris, P. Durborow, S. Kavanaugh, P. White, M. Perry. 79 'moi v HOMEROOM 36-MR. BECKWITH Row 4: Mr. Beckwith, B. Fitzsimmons, R. Puglisi, D. Nordheim, G. Schmidt, F. Jencik. Row 3: D. Weber, P. Herber, S. Eaton, J. Giordano, M. Sorienti, G. Matulis, P. Merrill, D. Terry. Row 2: J. Carpenter, M .Fasig, I. Shaw, C. Appleton, B. Yurchuck, M. Corson, J. Raaen. Row I: M. Quirk, A. Oli- veira, D. Gerstenmier, J. Turner, J. Lottman, M. Hollyday, N. Kirchheim, B. Peterson. -BE -E'.- -3'E '5 QUE- HOMEROOM 46--MISS BIAGINI Row 4: Miss Biagini. R. Gegauff, W. Neumann, E. Scavo, E. Walton, I. Manilovich, W. Boyle. Row 3: C. Calabrese, G. Geary, N. Palmisano, R. Como, F. Jacobs, J. Dunn, R. Templin. Row 2: L. Kibrick, S. Hamilton, L. Anderson, B. Skladany, L. Fillmer, B. Tobin. Row I: M. Williams, B. Schaefer, S. Nagy, K. Esoldi, H. Puccini. 80 C365 HOMEROOM 49-MR. WALSH Row 4: T. Daunton, P. Kempson, W. Willenbrock, R. Reynolds, R. Freehauf J. Reed, Mr. Walsh. Row 3: R. Milos, R. Perlowski, I. Evans, J. Hodge, M Thomas, S. Goodspeed, C. Perrotta, T. Headd, D. Guthie. Row 2: L. Koed- ding, J. Byelick, G. Steeber, L. Edstein, J. Erbacker. Row I: E. Hromoko C. Barbaz, B. Mishuk, I. Vega, B. Smith, S. Friedman. -as -:ae -3--E--ze aw:- HOMEROOM 252-MR. BERBERICH Row 4: Mr. Berberich, J. Powell, C. Van Nest, G. Bennett, J. Dolan, P. Jablon, T. Simmons. Row 3: I. Clancy, B. MacDonald, I. Murphy, B. Gardner, J. Simpson, R. Will, L. Ferraro, S. Strub. Row 2: D. Harrocks, P. Ryk, I. Pe- trella, K. Haas, M. Galka, H. Brasselmann. Row 1: J. Elder, J. DeBala, D. Lorenzen, E. Kellogg. 81 7 HOM EROOM 10-M RS. REYNOLDS Row 4: Mrs. D. Reynolds, J. Williams, S. Bartel, N. Warren, C. Zolanski, K. Lurie, L. LaVine, M. Greene, T. Frost. Row 3: M. Reilly, J. Barrabas, D. Doody, M. Sabo, A. Longinotto, E. Martin, K. Waldron. Row 2: N. Small, L. Phillips, M. Hull, S. McCabe, E. Pierson. Row I: M. Ciflillo, D. Mizanti, D. Benis. A o 5 9 1 o .9 Q 0 a o Q 0 0' 0 9 0 , o 0 'C o 0 : Q '- HOMEROOM I4-MRS. HIRSCH Row 3: Mrs. Hirsch, F. Rizzo, M. Carlson, D. Radlof, L. Grossman, M. Lup- pino. Row 2: J. Miller, P. DeLuca, A. Stapperfenne, R. Headd, C. Willar, B Kunz. Row I: T. Petras, K. McAleer, E. Betz, M. Pucciarelli, C. Panzarino, I Beam. 82 HOMEROOM 31-MR. SHELDON C. JONES Row 6: R. Goff, M. Minella. Row 5: T. Hultgren, R. Calamia, Schomp. Row 4: R. Schwarzwaelder, R. Kennedy, R. Falocco, man. Row 3: B. Perry, R. Futcher, M. J. Moles, C. Berg, M. Verderber. Row 2: I, Drohn, J. Stapperfenne, R. Hamill, M. L. Iuliano, Mr. S. C. Jones. Row I: S. Van Doren, L. Stolz, Richardson, D. Barnett, E. Yeager, S. Hoeckele. J. Burroughs, F R. Philp, R. on- Kamarowski, M Greco, C. Roos P. Tonnesen, H A c 5 J 0 9 0 .5 7 C7 T 0 0 so G0 o oo C on 1: Q HOMEROOM 33-MR. BRUGUIERE Row 5: R. Perfetti, D. Wells, R. Peterson, W. Flower. Row 4: S. De Bala, N. Hewitt, R. Giuliano, I. Thievon, W. Jencik, Mr. Bruguiere. Row 3: D. Yurko- vitch, C. Ricken, P. Hoyt, R. Vallery, N. Giannotta, P. Ford, K. Patterson, J. Kocisko. Row 2: G. Raswyck, D. Del Serro, J. Oakley, J. Dalrymple, P. Kart- haeuser, K. Ashanky. Row 1: F. Sperling, W. Metzler, I. Burman. 83 X . W K-m,- - 3 gf .1 -Mvlnl K QQ HOMEROOM 004-MR. ANDERSON Row 2: B. Haase, D. Jamison, Vincent Romeo, D. Hunsinger, R. Ledder M. Lunga, G. Shrewsbury. Row 1: R. Dorsi, W. Sockwell, J. Dilzell, J McWade, P. Scott, L. Weinschenk, A. Sansonetti, F. Hall, M. Lombardo, Mr. Anderson. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY After a late start the Freshman Class elected the capable leaders Jerry Beardsley, Pam Jones, Ginny Cline, and Joe Terrible as officers of the newly-formed GLC. They staged a very successful and riotous Freshman-Faculty Basketball Game in the early winter followed by a dance, U23 Skidoo,', with a roaring 20's theme. Orientation for the incoming freshmen was held on February 5. This was carefully planned and seemed to be quite successful in accomplishing its purpose. A committee was established to handle orientation plans with Dave Pierson as its chairman. A dance in May was held for the freshmen and Sth grades to help the Class of '67 get acquainted with their classmates. The Class of '66 has had an exciting, as well as educational, first year in W.H.R.H.S. Row 2: L. Forhlig, R. Axelrod, B. Lawrence, C. Wilczak, J. Kempson, M. McLinskey, R. Siegrist, F. Cyrsky, R. Harold, K. Appollo, A. Raff, B. Burdick, D. Pierson, B, Corbett. Row I: B. Woods, J. Grimler, V. Perabo, R. Raaen, L. Boise, J. Terrible, G. Cline, J. Beardsley, P. Jones, C. Wightman. 85 HOMEROOM 34 MR BYRER Row 4 P Dyer L Smlth M HOPklHS Row 3 S Gugllelmo G Moussette J Boettger K Washburn Row 2 R Rxpley A Smxth H Frnz E Deaven L Yerg Row 1 S Klunk I Zander P Vltale M Mclmskey K Eflinger XJ! NJ! KN! IN fm HOMEROOM 35 MR KELLER Row4 J Hellwarth E Roszko G Falzarano R Lang R Wentworth M Bal txdoms Row 3 J Flon C Rlchter S Stewart N Klllar Row 2 M Murphy D Dc-:Siena J Sims Rowl D Dealaman C Burley 86 x X - ' HOMEROOM 38-MR. ROSENBERG Row 3: A. Maxey, P. Orlando, J. Del Serro, R. Brennan, I. Short. Row 2: D. Van Horn, W. Johnson, A. Foehsel, C. Rice, I. Dowling. Row I: K. Gross, L. Schallanberger, L. Karg, C. Zuback, D. Hickinbothem, V. Bishop. U H Q wx X 4 2 HOMEROOM 41-MR. DROBNICKI Row 4.' J. Allen, P. Petrella, A. Gussen, W. Dees, M. Aeitler. Row 3: R. Thorp K. Gabruk, P. Mesaros, A. Pearce. Row 2: T. Stirling, B, Burdick, C. Hung- singer, I, Rocco, P. Ernst. Row l.' S. Lo Giudice, P. Raaen, I. Spears, C Mungle. 87 HOMEROOM 43-MR. BREUCHE Row 4: M. Dumont, R. Toth, P. Irwin. Row 3: A. Ralf, D. Wlasiuk, E, Nicho- las, J. Flathman, R. Shoppe, J. Lindstedt. Row 2: R. Marsh, T. Maglione, L. Van Dyne, D. Kratzer, P. Pendolino, M. Cusano. Row 1: C. Henneman, J. Grimler, N. Cole, B. Dowgialo, S. Donatelli, C. Youngs. HOMEROOM 45-MR. ZERBY Row 4: R. Bauer, W. Hamilton, T. Dolan, J. Fry, L. Falzarano, D. Pierson Row 3: R. Sweener, R. Schenkel, G. West, P. Lorrie, F. Rossi, R. Christianson Row 2: M. Wilson, E. Kellogs, S. Harris, R. Axelrod. Row I: D. Taylor, J Dealaman, F. Mahon, P. Nordheim. 88 HOMEROOM 47-MR. KLINE Row 4: P. Clark, D. Dover, K. Whitley, R. Muniz, D. Teese, N. Beissert. Row 3: B. Behrendt, K. Wolf, J. Macey, C. Hector, C. Felmly. Row 2: B. Kieblock, G. Martin, G. Gjacobbe, L. Carroll, H. Taylor, Row I: S. Norton, S. Schwartz, I. Dilts, K. Davis, R. Rutzler. HOM EROOM 53-MR. ZLUKY Row 4: J. Ezro, R. Diehl, L. Delunas, E. Romeo. Row 3: W. Kearns, E. Mi- chelson, M. Gaiser, H. Stinemire. Row 2: D. Drozd, A. Petrello, C, Lackey, K. Crowley, C. Munn. Row I: J. Dawson, S. Schwartz, L. Steavens, J, Haines, C. Longinotto, J. Huston. 89 HOMEROOM 55-MR. BARTLETT Row 4: G. Rossi, W. Moore, K. Tebinka, K. Whitfield, T. Ciannello, J. Dorsi. Row 3: I. Winslow, P. Kellogg, D. Marheuka, R. Luckemeier, D. Obuch. Row 2: M. Norton, P. Barth, A. Derr, G. Taylor. Row I: B. Russell, L. Frantz, J. Hauck. 9 Q. O 1 x il s n , Q sl to 0 1 s' 'O Q 0' HOMEROOM 253-MR. SCHNEIDER Row 3: A. Pearson, S. Neuman, R. Blaikie, R. Schenkel, D. Finn, R. Corbett Row 2: G. Prine, D. Hornbrock. G. Turner, B. Black, W. Petschko, M. Dub- berke. Row I: K. Donovan, K. Korlenowski, A. Seipel, P. Montross, E Greene, S. Yarusi, D. Henderson. 90 HOMEROOM 254-MR. JONES Row 4: E. Lopez, K. Riker, D. Achelle, E. Drinick. Row 3: P. Cornish, V. Hoffert, C. Walton, J. Grazella. Row 2: B. McKiever, P. Simpson, K. Kuell, S. Boettcher, R. Daman. Row I: C. Varner, B. Fisher, E. Frechtling, B. Yea- ger, M. Pizzini, A. Ozolins. sp Ja 1 v up ' QI ' if ' l if QI , A r n li 5 I' IO 5 HOMEROOM 256-MRS. MILLER Row 4: H. Deck, L. Petrella, P. Robinson, R. Yurchuck. Row 3: G. Sopchuck D. Stahl, K. Fullegar, A. Brown, T. Warren. Row 2: L. Boise, N. Puglisi, C Haas, M. Curtis. Row I: K. Horn, A. Lewis, B. Farrar, R. Eckel, J. Neil. 91 1 my ll xv' 5: 1 I Af-it-5 53' wr. Ifali-ll. :I ' fc ' ' 253. xv , 1 'fn tts' l iw ' 5 X s ' N HOMEROOM 257-MR. CHESLER Row 4: R. Maier, R. Willenbrock, R. Connelly, B. Brice, M. Santorelli. Row 3: S. Felmly, J. Terrible, R. Diehl, G. Neumann, B. Barbaz. Row 2: A. Dub- berke, R. Henry, B. Tickeroff, D. King, C. Maclaine. Row I: J. Northrop, B. Woods, B. Gerken, A. Bellis. 92 -S Skis' fiviw 4, 1,12 fv I- Y 0' fl '-'flf I vff' , ' 4 JJ! WI' 4 Aw fa may ,' f 1,5 9 W f! y w fha? 4- y Z,-44 f fr Q 'Z 7 mf I if fl RW QQ-S4 M Q x X gse x W ACT VITIEQS 3 The tlme has come the Walrus sa1d To talk of many thmgs Of shoes and sh1ps and seallng wax Of cabbages and km gs And why the sea IS bo111ng hot And Whether p1gS have wmgs N510 Nb I 'i X5 , . 1Nix4 5' N N 4 Y , E .uk t X K -x. MX ..x , MISS WATCHUNG HILLS This year the Miss Watchung Hills Contest was won by Mimi Lang. The Court of Honor was chosen on the basis of nominations made by their respective grade levels. They were: Sen- iors-Joey Boise, Mimi Lang, and Jill Muller, Juniors-Vivian Jehnert, Cecilia Menes, and Nora Winayg Sophomores-Midge Greco, Linda Iuliano, and Brenda Smith. The crowning took place at a fall pep rally with Gail Snowden, the former Miss Watchung Hills, ofliciating. Mimi began her reign at the first football game of the season, when she was presented with a lovely bouquet of red roses by All-School Council President, Bob Hauck. Miss Watchung Hills reigned regally throughout the remainder of the season until the exciting game with Manville. At this Thanksgiving Day football game, she re- ceived a bouquet from the Association of Parents and Teachers, That evening Mimi and her court made their last formal appearance at the Kick-Off Dance. f as 5 , ASC Row 2: R. Michener, C. Wightman, P. Jones, D. Harrocks, R. Ost, S, Mac- Donald, P. Hoyt, C. Clancy. Row 1: R. Swanson, H. Hopkins, D. Muniz R. Hauck, K. Woods. STUDENT GOVERNMENT . ll. i 98 x 'G -.J I 4 l .5 ' JUNIOR SERVICE CORPS Row 3: J. Terry, D. Pendorf, D. Bytner, C. Babcock. Row 2 A. Hacik, S. Gordanier, M. Albers, L. Wolff. Row 1: W. Gar- men, J. DeBala, J. Shields, B. Headly, M. Williams. Q i I - SENIOR SERVICE CORPS Row 3: A. Scelsa, A. Gaddis, L. Blendinger, E. Powell. Row 2: G. Carbonetti, S. Mathewson, G. Beardsley, D. Struck, T. Hodge, B. Budell. Row I: N. Mogey, M. Epstein, J. Mogey, M. Giordano, A. Cassot-Captain, J. Corbett, M. F. Gilday, J. Boise, B. Volz. 99 LES GAIS PARISIENS Row 3: J. Glazner, M. Blaikie, J. DeBa1a, N. Pateman. Row 2: M. S. Raquet, B. Yurchuck, I. Erbacher, S. Schweitzer, K. Flinn, M. Schott, C. Clark. Row I: Miss Galt-Advisor, D. Lott, P. Bjorklund, J. Soong, L. MacBath, R. Ost, J. Ingerson. K 100 LANGUAGES LATIN CLUB Standing: R. Milos, B. Yurchuck, J. Erbacher Mr. Walsh-Advisor. Sealed: P. Hoyt, L. Blotz 1 1 7 IO , SPANISH CLUB Row 2: T. Kaplan, D. Rigney, J. Mauro, M. Giordiano, R. Heddon. Row 2.' A. Bradshaw, P. Minifie, S. MacDonald, R. Swanson, C. Greenhouse. AUDIO-VISUAL OPERATIONS ie? Right: C. Varner, D. Connolly, M. Daman, W. Seipel, J. Delserro, R. Willenbrock . tms. 101 LENAPE STAFF Row 3: N. Schutz, L. Thatcher, C. Greenhouse, E. Nahodyl, E. Kunze, S. Mathewson, L Serdie, A. Scelsa, E. Powell, J. Ingerson, C. Gravina. Row 2: M. Epstein, G. Carbonetti, I Beissert, K. Stapperfenne, P. Cyrsky, D. Struck, W. Heinrich, J. Schultz, S. Bradshaw. Row I C. Crouse, P. Jannelli, S. Salvato, C. Bodkin, C. Warren, S. Sedlak, K. Woods, R. Ost L. Drohn. PUBLICATIONS LENAPE EDITORS W. Heinrich, K. Woods, C. Warren, E. Powell, J. Beis- sert, P. Jannelli, C. Greenhouse, S. Mathewson. 102 ARROWHEAD STAFF Row 2: M. Thomas, M. Giordano, S. Sedlak, J. Burroughs Row I: R. Michener, M. Bernstein, T. Welsh, C. Panzarino 103 flu Q5 VY1 . 2'- - illn- Ny MA val . 02+ USHERETTES Row 3: S. Schwartz, C. Babcock, A. Scelsa, C. Bodkin, K. Zurie, R. Headd E. Bieler, C. Roos, D. Pendorf. Row 2: S. Ensslin, S. Bicknell, I. Schultz D. Struck, E. Powell, C. Zuback, V. Hofert, R. Steup, M. Perry. Row I: M Carlson, J. Haines, S. Nagy, P. Durborow, D. Mizanti, C. Berg, C. Singer NURSES CORPS J. Fiori, J. Haines, C. Burley, D. Pendorf, F. Churchill, M. Carlson, M. Greco, N. Bohn, C. Berg. 104 al' s 249 ZFA GW l X fail: llllllln , Ill' 0' IC 'li' me 1 STATION WHRHS QQ.,-,ll T. Welsh, C. Fellows, D. Pendorf, P. Bjorklund. E Kp- LIBRARY COUNCIL Row 3: F. Sperling, R. Horten, G. Burnette. A. Brown, J. Soong, J. Budell, M. Lunga. Row 2: Mrs. Horn-Librarian, L. Weil, C. Horten, S. Friedman, M. Wahrsager, L. Kibrick, S. Mathewson, M. Loringuer, M. Kamarowski, Mr. Raymond-Librarian. Row I: B. Lawrence, N. Kirchheim, A. Oliveira, A. Lewis, S. Hildum, K. Flinn, A. Carver, C. Youngs, C. Longinotto. 105 s Q f Q I as Z ? SCHOOL STORE F. Sperling, T. Headd. G. Radwyck HOME ARTS CLUB Smnding: M. Perry, S. Nagy, J. Grzella, J. Dilts. Sitting: D. Kratzer, C. Willar, D. Benis, E, Pearson, P. Cyrsky, L. Drohn, K. Townley. 106 l Row 3: Mr. Browner, D. Van Horn, R. Templin, B. Blaikie, R Harold, P. Wirth, J. Beardsley, T. Neumann, K. Whitfield, J Manailovich, J. Dunn, R. Luckemeier, B. Lammers, R. Muniz, A. Gaddis, A. A. Cassot. Row 2: K. Townley, D. Doody, L Boise, A. Brown, S. Baxter, J. Northrup, C. Henneman, B Woods, G. Taylor, S. Friedman, S. Boettcher, J. Klein, S. Taylor, J. Buurman, M. Testa. Row 1: S. DeBala, P. Townsend M. Corson, W. Neumann, E. Deaven, R. Ledder, R. Townsend E. Michelson, J. MacAleer, B. Burdick, C. Rice, W. Fisher. 1 THE HUNGRY FIVE 4 ,.- ff' ,f-'T' . 4 Row 2: P. Townsend, W. Bumett, S. Baxter. Row 1: J. McAleer, A. Gaddis. 4. . ,, , , ff .4,............ 107 CHORUS MUSIC DANCEBAND Row 3: W. Burnette, S. DeBala, R. Luckemeier, J. McAleer. Row 2: R. Blaikie, P. Townsend, J. Beardsley, R. Townsend, L. Blendinger, Row 1: Mr. B. Browner, A. Gaddis, R. Muniz, C. Pierce, T. Neuman, A. Cassot, S. Baxter. IW 343 1 .Swv Q. 5, 22. fu I RH .WI D I I I Q, Q . 7 SMALL CHORUS V. Pizzinski, D. Michelson, R. Vallary, M. Moles, P. Hollyday, J. Reiman, M. Godfrey B. Browner, Director. ORCHESTRA Row 3: L. Dill, N. Moore, P. Hollday, J. Northrup. Row 2: S. Baxter, L. Boise, I. Klein, A. Brown, L. Bemsteiu. Row 1: W. Burnette, M. Loriquer, S. Boettcher, L. Stoltz, J. Dunn, W. Ruff, Director. 109 v Row 4: J. Haines, C. Wlaisuk, A. Olivera, B. Lawrence, S. Kubrick, L. Thatcher, R. Steup, S. Ensselin, S. Goodspeed. Row 3: B. Gerken, K. Kuel, J. Fiori, S. Bradshaw, S. Strub, J. Barabas, D. Mizanty. J. Schutz, M. Cumerowsky, R. Hoffman, P. Bjorklund, L. Anderson, B. Yurchuck, Miss Swigert. Row 2: K. Armenti, D. Dealaman, A. Durr, K. Wyatt, L. Harris, A. Pierson, S. Donnatelli, D. Struck, S. Bicknell, P. Cyrsky, R. Fusco. D. Washington D. Moore A. Swanson F. Cyrsky A. Petrella. ix Q f?'wJ 3 79 ll aliullh wr Q ' 39-- llll DRAMA David Wells George Hauller 42572 Y ,a ka S3 if V ll Row I: D. Haspel, C. Burley, N. Puglisi, C. Mungle, B. Bahrent, P. Jones, S. Sedlak, :ls '. v Q Y ff 'jk if O Q 0 xl wi ll E! OUR TOWN A 2' GAA Row 5: Miss Schoenbom-Advisor, M. Carlson, K. Haas, D. Serdie, P. Comish, J. Williams, C. Menes, J. Terry, J. Poulin, G. Dealaman, B. Headley, Mrs. Sullivan-Advisor. Row 4: N. Bohn, P. Ford, S. Stewart, S. Kenney, C. Mungle, F. Churchill, D. Taylor, E. Kellogg, B. Black, K. Roos, P. Ryk. Row 3: K. Washburn, K. Gross, S. Donatelli, M. Cyga, P. Simpson, P. Moore, G. Cline, K. Donavon, N. Puglisi, C. Zubaek, B. Dowgialo. Row 2: J. Grazella, P. Dyer, C. Kratzer, N. Montross, J. Wheeler, N. Moore, G. Martin, J. Grimler, D. Dawson, L. Stevens, M. Curtis. Row I: D. Marhevka, C. Fellows, D. Pendolino, K. Dragotta, J. Klien, J. DeBala, L. Koetting, C. Longinotto, L. Heartel, L. Heartel, D. Lorenzen, B. Russell. ATHLETIC COUNCIL Row 2: J. Clancy, S. Mathewson, R. Swanson Mr. Tozier-Advisor. Row 1: R. Hamil, P Merril. lll A . -E ,i., ' va 5,Z.V .,-,,,, , PHDTUTUBE J. XMI' tj. TNR, 'fl ,.. ? - 6 Q' 7' M. : ,, , , sg 1 , Jn S '-'IX 11 fi , I'-r N X ,V xo! i f SP5 TS Bend back thy bow, O Archer, till the string Is level with thine ear, thy body taut, Its nature art, thyself thy statue wrought Of marble blood, thy weapon the poised wing Of coiled and aquiline Fate. Then, loosening, fling The hissing arrow like a burning thought Into the empty sky that smokes as the hot Shaft plunges to the bullseyels quenching ring. uita y t, FOOTBALL THE VARSITY Row 5: D. Hopp-Manager, Mr. Coleman-Coach, Mr. Schneider-Coach, Row 4: R. Munn, F. Hall, E. Walton, J. Raaen, A. Dobson, B. Finn, J. Ericson, B. Gardner, M. Bower. Row 3: R. Guiliano, R. Goff, D. Jamison, J. Giordano, R. Ruggerio, G. Hodge, L. Filmer, J. Dolan, V. Romeo, L. Reinking, R. Morris. Row 2: B. Youngs, C. Hofert, M. Minella, J. Christie, J. Higgins, J. Goulding, E. MacI.oed, T. Simons, K. Spisso, R. Zatwarnicki, J. Crawley, R. Christianson. Row I: D, Compton, R. Mulligan, B. Boyle, S. Escott, T. Hodge, P. Pellisier, G. Beardsley, B. Skladany, G. Hautler, R. Coords, J. Liable, D. Throneberry. THE JUNIOR VARSITY Row 3: J. Weinshenk, L. Reinking, D. Compton, F. Hall, R. Christiansen, R. Goff, J. Dolan. Row 2: D. Jamison, J. Raaen, V. Ruggerio, D. Finn, R. Morris, L. Filmer. Row I: B. Munn, J. Giordano, E. Walton, B. Youngs, A. Dobson, M. Bower. V. Romeo. 116 FRESHMEN Row 5: Mr. Beckwith-Coach, Mr. Rosenberg-Coach. Row 4: B. Vitale, P. Ernst, T Cianello, G. Rossi, E. Lopaz, B. Brennen, R. Diehl. R. Willenbrock, I. Beardsley. Row 3 A. Pasapa, W. Price, R. Blaikie, J. Short, G. Lindstot, R. Lang, D. Wlasiuk, K. Platt, K Gabruk. Row 2: D. Eaton, A. Brown, N. Beissert, T. Maglione, M. Cusano, R. Schenkel A. Ralf, G. Falzarano, B. Burdick. Row I: Rocco, B. McKeever, R. Corbett, R. Marsch D. Finn, G. Newman, R. Niebragol, J. Kempson, E. Nicholas. I Q . 117 Barney WATCHUNG HAS FIRST WINNING SEASON! Brian Tom George They led our team Steve Dick Pete Rosco J. R. W,H.R.H.S W.H.R.H.S W.H.R.H.S W.H.R.H.S W.H.R.H.S W.H.R.H.S W.H.R.H.S W.H.R.H.S W.H.R.H.S. George Roselle Park Ridge Bernards Berkeley Heights Franklin Township Chatam North Plainiield Bound Brook Manville DRILL TEAM J. Boise, L. Kibrick, C. Appleton, S. MacDonald, N. Schutz, A. Mondo, J. Kocisko, M. Epstein, K. Stapperfenne, J. Stapper- fenne, E. Powell, S. Gordanier, K. Lurie, G. Lelionis, A. Scelsa. Co-captains-N. Schutz, K. Stapperfenne. To Substitutes-R. Rowe, P. De Luca. COLOR GUARD D. Toth, A. Snyder, B. Farrar, V. Bishop. 120 tr 1, , M ,I - iw vi s: ffl' 1 ,r ff ' ,. ,f 3 ag.: W z'!,,2,. , is ,. , , SW: :xl lla. 1 Bl ' ,, 'Q ,Y s al ... . . ' J? z 2+ if 'F' N .simian , -vA ,, V.3.x.r ' 1 ' 'Will --.. ,f ,Q V 'au --. - 'gr CHEERLEADERS Standing: N. Mishuk, N. Gulick, A. Hacik, B. Smith, L. Serdie, H. Salvato, L. MacBath, L. Iuliano, A. Bradshaw. Kneeling: R. Steup. -'N, 3 - 9: I :S Q isqlgp... 1 . Q Q . - .. '14, .53 ...ing . ' 3 1. .. f - W ' ,I E 1 ' . -...x . f A , 1313 . :Q . ., am. 2. . ' fill ' I ., L . .1 ' 'bn ' - 3' Ex K 5 3, : Q . .. w t r ,. 1 5 W A . ' ' ' 4: 1? W K -A -' . + . ,,p1'7 ,, lif13'I' 1 if AE .. ,. , ig, .1 4 ,Vg ,W LE , - - 'fa..... . , ., . , .g. .. .., xc f' -af ' -- ' A 1 S ' 2 . . P' if - . V s -- ' ,vig ,QQ Q' -, .. , 2. . 5551 l 1. . S - . 'fails' R ' ' STA 3 '- A ' - f , war g- 313. . .. ,,.. ... , I' 5 V - . .. .. . . + rx . 1ff.s.,. ?? . R 2 ' i ' f 4 , g V fr- , . . 1 M R . N 1 l Liga:-F, W. K ' awry an , ,.. ,.f mga V I , . :: sf.,?iW-4 -- V f .. . v- -d--- 1- f 'f ' TWIRLERS M. Lang, P. Cyrsky, S. Bicknell, D. Struck, J. Vega, R. Fusco, D. Muniz. 121 ' ,M .. -5 4, D 1 ' +L- I 21,-A Q . - 1. -11 ff., 1 ' .. Q Q55 W W N. vii' 4, ' a , T -1, . , ., 13: A' ?T D.,f! ' ' ' ' f l?'W'1.r75 V afffi , .. Carolyn :iff- ' , ,tv-J- 'k'.1v 13 1 A Andy Roberta Lillian 122 , ,. .,. Q v I is 1 , fri-J 511 . 1, X . Pat Bicky ,N J.. 'Ir Denise X ' aa R37 Q! f 'Q . -ke- r 'ff . :z Nh W 4.1, 5-fu K I ' r' . w Q 's Diane Mimi Carolyn 1 23 BASKETBALL 1963 . . . for Watchung is winning again . . . The Varsity Row 3: Mr. Kovonuk-Coach, F. Schomp-Manager, R. Giuliano, J. Blozies, T. Lembrich, P. Sorg, N. Hewitt. Row 2: J. Lottman-Asst. Manager, D. Baker, R. Peterson, I. R. Mauro, B. Skladany, L. Reid, T. Welsh-Manager. Row I: I. Benham. JUNIOR VARSITY Row 2: R. Skladany, E. Yeager, D. Hunsinger, J. Oakley, J. Blozies, N. Hewitt, G. Hodge R. Gargano, D. Jamison, F. Schomp-Manager. Row 1: L. Filmer, R. Rossi, D. Ferraro L. Pape, M. Sorienti, P. Scott, D. Wells. 124 X-jk!! 24 Y, Iv N-1' 'R 54 33 FRESHMEN Row 2: Mr. Breuche-Coach, D. Eaton, A. Raff, M. Bower, E. Nicholas, A. Brown, K Whitley, W. Petschko, R. Siegrist-Manager, S. Klunk-Manager. Row I: D. Zander, D Teese, J. Mogey, G. Woerner, R. Marsh, P. Ernst, G. Falzarano. THE COACHES Mr. R. Breuche-Freshman Coach, Mr. R. Kovonuk- Varsity Coach, Mr. S. Symmes-Junior Varsity Coach. 125 all 1, K F E 9' . r ! , 13' f ' -3 41 7 6 7 ff .Z 9 2 Z 1- 'Z V ,jg W- as A far ca I A 1 2. Q iw 5 I' Eg gf 2 J as N X 14 2,1 X, 313' Q s 'rr Larry 212 AP 1 wifi' uWT.4 ,ww K '1 ix M in L k '. f' -Q , 'Q' ' 1 3.- . 4:7 1 i . 1, r Sf N ,I rl xr - ' f 3' .fy .Q Barney 1 26 . 'rQ r ' if ,iff 5 f ff' 3',fQ?, A f ' fig! ' 1 1 '3 . 55 K f, Eli 1 X K 'S KF!! Pete ur Seniors . . . WRESTLING THE VARSITY Row 2: Mr. Coleman-Coach, C. Horten, J. Goulding, L. Spanner, B. Warnicki, R. Carlson D. Hopp-Manager. Row 1: K. Warren, R. Soletto, P. Tonneson, R. Hedden, R. Reynolds J. Thoms. THE JUNIOR VARSITY Row 2: T. Cianello, M. Como, J. Dowling, S. Eaton, D. Eaton, G. Zahrhardt, D, Gross, Mr. Griswold-Coach. Row 1: J. Epstein, B. Horner, K. Appollo, R. Calamea, G. Maggs, J. Thurling, J. Buurman. 1962-63 VARSITY WRESTLING RESULTS WHRHS Won 4-Lost 7 4th Place District 7 Championships 127 Action in the gym . . . JV CHEERLEADERS Row 2: S. Schweitzer, S. Wrigley, J. Petrella, S. Platt, I. Pavio, M. Greco, N Winay. Row 1: P. Lupiano, L. McLawhorn. 128 SOCCER Row 5: T. Welch, F. Matullo-Coach, R. Ruggerio. Row 4: K. Varni, W. Dees, I. Dunn, J. Evans, J. Simpson, R. Reed, R. Peterson. Row 3: L. Pape, S. Harris, H. Schulze. D. Stahl, W. Petschko, R. Milos, G. Raswick, P. Kempson, P. Herber. Row 2: W. Benz, D. Baker, T. Daulton, R. Ostrander, R. Yeager, A. Ozlins, R. Luckemier, D. Ferraro. Row 1: J. Richter, M. Mc- Linskey, D. Travis, B. Seiple, A. Swanson, D. Hornbruck, J. Terrible, M. Duburke, A. Duburke. CROSS COUNTRY Row 2: D. Hopp-Manager, L. Reid, C. Pierce, D. Gross, C. Simpson Mr. Tozier-Coach. Row I: B. Wendel, J. Yankaskas, W. Borell, H. Fritz K. Appollo. 129 VARSITY BASEBALL Row 2: Mr. F. Matullo, Coach, R. Christiansen, R. Ford, N. Hewitt, D. Ferraro, I. Ericson J. Ezro, L. Reid, P. Reed, I. Higgins, D. Throneberry. Row 1: J. Goulding, D. Baker, R. Reed J. Weinshenk, K. Spisso, R. Peterson, W. Benz, L. Mirkovic, F. Dilzell, B. Skladany. BASEBALL 130 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Row 2: M. Lombardo, F. Rossi, D. Hunsinger, D. Eaton, R. Puglisi, I. Zander, V. Rome, R Skladany, J. Dolan, Mr. W. Griswald, Coach. Row I: J. Dilzell, A- Welch, L. Pape, A. Ratf, P Scott, G. Bennett, R. Ortman, J. Simpson. 131 132 VARSITY TRACK Row 4: D. Hopp, Manager, J. Crowley, J. Lopas, G. Beardsley, G. Perabo, B. Skladany, M Minnela, W. Flower, L. Reinking, C. Simpson, S. Harris, J. Washington, H. Halkowich, L Reid, I. Benham, R. Templan, K. Platt, Mr. H. Gotkin, Coach, Mr. R. Coleman, Coach. Row 3 D. Jamison, R. Siegrist, D. Teese, T. Maglione, N. Beissert, R. Reynolds, T. Daunton, J Shields, Warren, K. Whitfield, E. Deaven, G. Wells. Row 2: C. Smart, M. McLinsky, M Thomas, W. Borell, R. Corbitt, A. Debur, R. Blaikie, B. Burdick, G. Hodge, B. Wendell, R Marsh, C. Pierce, J. Massey. Row I: R. Yeager, D. Hombruck, J. Christie, A. Dobson, J Yankaskas, C. Hofert, T. Symons, M. Soriente, A. Driver, Chesler, R. Harold. TRACK 133 George A. Mafhewson Co. Inc. 415 Raymond Boulevard Newark 1, N. J. Power Transmission Equipment Authorized Distributor Link-Belt Worthington TO THE COLLEGE-BOUND . . . If you are going to college this fall, offers you: FREE CHECKING ACCOUNTS For the 6th straight year the Somerset Trust Company offers free checking accounts to all full time college students. 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Valley Road, Stirling, New Jersey THERMIONIC PRODUCTS INCORPORATED 76 Interhaven Avenue North Plainlield, New Jersey Office g H Night: Millington Store of the Four Seasonsv Tel-1 Mlllmgton U 7-0217 Phone: Plainfield 5-8575 7-0018-0019 Holidays: 1295 A D 1447 wAmuaNvu.l.E rtomsr ' ' RuN1!1ggil COMPANY Washington Valley Rd. . Warren Township O11 Burner Sa1es8c P1 . H ld N J Service am e ' ' ' Millington PL 6-2613 CARCLI TRAVEL INC. 200 W. 7th Street BERGMANN HARDWARE INC. Triangle Center 475 Watchung Avenue Watchung Plainfield, New Jersey Plainheld 6-8450 Plainfield 5-2221 975 Somerset Street HOWARD W. BOISE INC. Plainfield 5-4 School Supplies WATC H U N G BEAUTY SALON Plainfield 5-3875 SMITH FLORIST Stanley F. Yates KORBY'S for town 84 country men Bardy Farms Country Fresh Cut Flowers-Floral Designs Square Pot Plants Open 10-6 Thursday ae Friday-9 Greenhouse 7 56-4009 705 Somerset St. Watchung PL 4-7777 FA 2-7788 KING GEORGE INN 1964 M. James Hayden Mt. Bethel, N. J. Millington 7-0414 DRIER'S SPORTING GOODS 'AServing N. J. Sportsmen for over three generations' 134 W. Front St. Blue Star Shopping Ctr. Plainfield Scotch Plains Home Delivery EDGEWOOD P HARMACY Country Square, Warren Township 755-4400 Travel the Easy and Pleasant Way ' Direct to Times Square via The Blue Star Route SOMERSET BUS COMPANY Mountainside, N. J. Westiield 2-2030 U.s. Highway 22 WALLY'S TAVERN ON THE HILL Restaurant - Cocktail Lounge Banquet Facilities BONNIE BURN ROAD Watchung, New Jersey Scotch Plains Post Oifice FAnwood 2-4989 CONGRATULATIONS PLAINFIELD SHORT HILLS PLainfield 6-3100 DRexel 6-8880 w ' 139 Patrons JA-CE COMPANY MR. AND MRS. GEORGE DEALAMAN CAFETERIA STAFF Charles Pelos, Stirling of the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Possein, Warren Township Watchullg Hills Regional Sportsman's Roost, Watchung High School A friend, Stirling Mr. and Mrs. Martin Deaven Washington Valley Fire Co., Warren Township Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Corson Warren 8: Watchung Liquor Stores Nan SL Chubby Townley, Warren Township Ellen 8L Joe May, Warren Township Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Evans, Warren Township E.W.S. Machine Company, Watchung Metal-Nax Sales Division, Watchung Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zubeck Mr Mademoiselle Shop Mikels Snack Shop Village Esso P..T. Service Station and Mrs. Albert C. Toth ARLEN TROPHY CO, INC. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hodge, Jr. 68 Brook Avenue North Plainfield, New Jersey To a Bright Future GernerT's Office Supply Co. 19 West Main St. Somerville, New Jersey Telephone 725 - 1212 140 v Q o www EJM Qw ,m mf -DX Q4 92 534 55- Q KF' ,sg-,h --::--. l5 M 55555 alimiliiiia. ' r '1ll:', :llg:!.' 'Ili' fu ' !:,1: inigr ,Hs nm, ' ,, L-sas' ml ' 5 'F 0 Q b t k un ' turtles W W N h k fish t lizard ' 1:::f. l '-' xx Cc ,ff v' ' ' l Y 'I . ., ..'1Z's'.: I X' 1365 ' M ? 4. 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