Weehawken High School - Zenith Yearbook (Weehawken, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1962 volume:

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Whether or not the painting is one of value depends on us. Since Time cannot paint without a pallete, our experiences must supply the colors and contrasting shades, so that a product worthy of recognition can be created. In the 1962 ZENITH, we have en- deavored to show some of the strokes, colors, and tones that Time has thus far painted, so that we may retain a vivid and lasting image of our canvas as it is now. Now we pause to note the various elements which have combined, to form this complex composition so far. We are about to view all of its parts, from the careful, fundamental strokes applied through the efforts of our teachers, to the deeper tones and shadings contributed by our final year of school activities. Editorial Board ................ Paulette Truncellito Elaine Bertelsen Harold Della Bella, Jane Ulrich Bernice Rogge, April Lombardo ................. Margaret Breiter Joyce Casey, Agnes Pizzuta George Wieder _____ George Michel Edward Looney Maureen Meade, Rose Ann Tabeek Allen Schichtel EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ART AND LAYOUT EDITOR STAFF LITERARY EDITOR STAFF SPORTS EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR TYPING STAFF ADVISOR EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Paulette Truncellito How do you keep the dedication of a yearbook a secret from its advisor? This is the question that confronted us when we decided to dedicate the 1962 Zenith to Mr, Allen Schichtel. Needless to say, we succeeded, although it was a difficult task. Completely unaware of this tribute, Mr. Schichtel has devotedly given his time and efforts to work with us throughout the year, his invaluable advice and encouragement the very nucleus of the Zenith. It would be totally unnecessary to list his accomplish- ments and qualifications, for as every senior knows, Mr. Schichtel is a man of unlimited intellectual faculties as well as a master of sophisticated wit. As head of the English Department, Mr. Schichtel holds the respect of all at Weehawken High School; hence, we feel it a privilege to have for a teacher this man, who, by his own example, has instilled in us a thirst for knowledge, one of the most valued possessions that we might acquire. With the exceptional ability to reach into the heart of his subject, extract the essence, and convey it to his students, Mr. Schichtel effectively simplified the English course, making it both stimulating and pleasureable. It is with appreciation and admiration that we proudly speak for the class of 1962 in dedicating the 1962 Zenith to Mr. Allen Schichtel. BOARD OF EDUCATION To consider the welfare of an entire community in decisions directly affecting the education of its youth, is a vital task. The Board of Education is the organization which must assume this responsibility, adopting and carrying out the policies for the general operation of our school system. It is the foremost authority, within the town, in matters concerning the various aspects of school life. The capable men who compose the Weehawken Board of Education have approached their task with wisdom and efficiency, striving to enable us to develop our minds and personalities in a school system of high caliber. Dr. Herman B. Kaplan, President Left to right: Mr. Carl P. Brems; Dr. Charles E. Woltmann; Mr. Brinley M. Lansdowne, Secretary: Dr. Herman B. Kaplan, President; Mr. A. Wallace Gendron. Superintendent of Schools; Mr. Maurice 8 L. Pinel. Vice-President; Mr. John J. Goelz. All right Mrs. Tinbergen, what's your excuse this time? SUPERINTENDENT The Superintendent of Schools, as the chief co- ordinator of the public schools, has many and varied duties. Mr. A. Wallace Gendron, the capable and effi- cient holder of this position, has become a respected and admired friend of the students at Weehawken High School. Although provided with a busy working day, full of the details that his position entails, Mr. Gendron finds time to maintain a personal contact with the students, conversing with them and exchanging greetings in the halls. It is evident that he takes a personal interest in the student body, realizing the importance of gaining the friendship, as well as the respect, of each student. Mr. Gendron, with his warmth and naturalness, has narrowed the gap between officialdom and student at Weehawken High School. A. Wallace Gendron Superintendent of Schools PRINCIPAL George Becker Principal Every organization, in order to succeed in its ultimate goal, must have a guiding force. We are fortunate to have such a force in our principal, Mr. George Becker. Mr. Becker is the man behind the organization and success of many aspects of our school life. His boundless enthusiasm and vital- ity have inspired us to try our best in all of our endeavors. So freely giving of his time in all activities, ranging from sports to proms, Mr. Becker acts not only in his capacity as principal, but also as a friend and helper to the stu- dents. He has become more than the ordinary symbol of authority to us; he has gained a permanent place in the heart of each student. 10 Mr. Becker being entertained by a large cast. Could I interest you in the package deal, child? That's a week's supply of late slips. ASSISTANT TO THE PRINCIPAL To obtain respect from an entire body of students is a difficult and challenging problem: yet. to Mr. Morris Stein, the solution seems to come quite naturally. With a defi- nite conception of disciplinary pro- cedure he successfully executes one of the many facets connected with his position. Always an ardent supporter of school activities, his familiar smile and cheerful greeting are as frequently seen at a football or baseball game as within the school halls. With wisdom and a concern for others he has been influential in the betterment of many lives. Realizing these quali- ties the student body wishes to express appreciation to this dedi- cated man whose high standards have been the foundation for numerous achievements. Morris Stein Assistant to the Principal 11 FACULTY Underlying our portraits of life, and giving them enduring strengtn is the stable framework formed by our instructors. The wisdom, assur- ance, and sober hues of these strokes are achieved only by years of work and experience. The faculty of Weehawken High School has carefully and deliber- ately guided us toward maturity, and, in so doing, has contributed the firm foundation upon which all other segments are built. Our teachers, realizing the seriousness and endurance of their effect on our canvases, have contributed the richer, deeper, tones of black and purple necessary for the enrichment of any painting. These strokes, which they have so carefully applied, represent not only the guidance and help offered throughout our high school years, but also give us the firmest support with which to face life and the eventual completion of our portraits. FACULTY Andrew S. Bellingham, M.A. Industrial Arts Warren Buehler, B.S. Social Studies Junior Varsity Baseball Coach Freshman Basketball Coach Norine C. Carey, B.S. Domestic Arts Siqma Gamma Chi Anne Alaimo, M.A. Commercial Law Junior Business Traininq Indian Ink Business Staff Mary C. Alexovits, M.A. Social Studies Student Council Anna J. Arlinghaus, M.A. Domestic Arts Junior Red Cross Russell Beisswanger, M.A. General Mathematics Commercial Law Economic Geoqraphy Tennis Coach Elizabeth Badrig, M.A. General Mathematics Ernest J. Demontreux, M.A. Physical Education Soccer Coach Harry Epstein, M.A. Driver Education Gertrude Dietch, B.S. Girl's Physical Education Color Guards Alice Gouled, M.A. Guidance Director Frank Grazian, B.A. Enqlish Psychology Journalism Debating Club Mary A. Dolson, B.A. German French German Club Audrey M. Hamilton, R.N School Nurse Cheerleaders Does anyone have a hairpin or a wad of chewing qum? Mr. Bellinqham and his shop class. 15 Catherine Henry, B.A. English Agnes M. Hogan, M.A. Social Studies Hostess Club Una M. Holmes, M.A. Girl's Health Education Marian B. Honiss, M.A. Head of Language Department Latin Theater Club Raymond L. Hopkins, M.A. Guidance Arthur Kaplan, M.A. Driver Education Head Football Coach Junior Varsity Basketball Coach Everett Lane, M.A. Physics Biology Consumer Chemistry Alfred H. LaPaglia, M.A. Enqlish Public Speaking Key Club Florence B. Levine, M.A. Geometry Junior Class Anthony Maio, M.A. General Music Orchestra Mi� Grazian contemplating a bust of Shake- speare. Mr. Grazian and the late William Shakespeare. Frank A. Marshall, M.D. Medical Inspector Ashur Massarsky, D.D.S. School Dentist Sheldon Mayer, B.S. Consumer Economics Economic Geography Bookkeeping FBLA 17 John McNamara, M.A. General Music Band Rose T. Montagne, M.A. Stenography Clerical Practice Secretarial Practice Advanced Typing Majorettes Leonard Nicoletti, D.D.S. School Dentist Richard Miller, M.A. Head of Mathematics Department Advanced Mathematics Algebra No, I don't think the Russians have adopted the Twist yet. Mr. Pagnotta. Carnig Nersesian, B.A. Algebra Arthur E. Olson, M.A. Geometry Algebra Chess Club Evelyn R. O'Neill, R.N. School Nurse 18 Mae G. Oppenheim, M.A. English Flaqtwirlers Joseph C. Pagnotta, M.A. Head of Social Studies Dept. Social Studies History Club Arthur Palumbo, B.S. English Bowling Coach Andrew T. Power, ED. D. Drafting Cornelius Reardon, B.S. Social Studies Asst. Football Coach Joanne S. Regan, M.S. Art Art Club 19 Loretta Reisch, M.A. Spanish Speech Contests Allen H. Schichtel, M.A. Head of English Department English Zenith Editorial Staff Katharine Roelker, M.A. Librarian Theresa H. Shelley, B.A. Spanish Spanish Club Charles Rogers, M.A. Head of Science Department Chemistry Technicians Frank F. Strukel, M.A. Head of Commercial Department Bookkeeping Typing Traffic Club Thomas Urchuk, B A. Biology Senior Class Walter Walker, M.A. French Russian French Club Howard M. Wolf, M.A. Boy's Physical Education Wrestling Coach Elsie S. Wahlers, M.A. English Indian Ink Editorial Staff Alice Williams, B.A. Typiftg Zenith Business Staff Girls beware, and don't tease your hair! Look what it did to mel Mr. Miller. Stuart Wolff, B.A. General Science Science Club Sophomore Class Raymond M. Yasson, B.S. Boy's Health Education Asst. Football Coach Track Coach 21 PERSONNEL Marion C. Dougherty Senior Assistant to Board Secretary Dolores Dahl Secretary Maude Jacobs Secretary Kathleen McNally Assistant Secretary to Superintendent of Schools Mary E. Murray Clerk Gladys B. Phelan Secretary to Guidance Director Vincent J. Ruppert Attendance Officer Gladys M. Tinbergen Secretary to 22 Superintendent of Schools MAINTENANCE Benjamin E. Huber Custodian Marie E. Bech Matron Frank Wolf Johanna Miller Anna McLaughlin Stephen Skorich (Not Photographed) Bridget Phillips Harry Auletto Elizabeth Miller Selma Tahan 23 GRADUATES The Senior year, filled with activities, excitement, and serious mo- ments, has drawn to an end. We, the Seniors of 1962, now view the combination of strokes and colors which have been added to our once unmarked canvas. Some strokes were spontaneously splashed on in moods of abandon, while others were drawn with infinite patience and care. Many of these more subtle tones and shadings of maturity have given form and meaning to that portion of our canvas which recorded our Senior year. The experiences gained from each of the successful activities in which we have participated, have contributed to some phase of our canvases, whether it be the bold rugged sweep of sports, the pastel tints of the Senior Prom, or the serene whites and blues of graduation. Our canvases sre gradually being transformed into images which reflect our thoughts, actions, and aspirations. A segment of the canvas is now completed, and the brush of Time moves on! 28 Marilyn Bonsee ( Let's make a clean sweep for ithose freshmen. Most Friendly Barbara Severino and Frank Pii- zuta. _________ Margaret Breiter Vincent Bossone Madelyn Cifarettos laussen Theresa Colao Guy Colaneri Deitmer Harold Della Bell. Cornells Dekoni Patricia Croce Luis DeBrito Gee. Maureen, that emptied the auditorium faster than a fire drill. Most Musical—Maureen Meade and Roger Gengaro. Cosmo DeSteno c___l n_____ William DeYoung Robert Dodd !3i Catherine Flanagan Edward Franke Angelo Garcia Susan Garofalo Daniel Frees Peter Forsdahl 34 Bruce Goldberg Jerry Higgins Nancy Hitchell William Houtkooper Barbara Henkel Stephanie Howley Richard Hughes Diane Kauker- Alan Kashian Double, double, toil and trouble, Oil paint and five o'clock stubble. Most Artistic —Elaine Bertelsen and Harold Della Bella. Geraldine Kelly George Maiorano Dennis McCollum Helen McKeever Arthur McCormack Maureen Meade Linda McManus Robert Mennino Carol Metzger Eileen Monaghan Only five more trees to go. Class Sweethearts—Lorraine Lang and Lum- ber-Jack Fahey. George Michel Yes, my dear it was Fate, Des- tiny, Kismet . . . and my little black book. Flirts—Sylvia Alli- son and James Pinuta. Jean Morrow Richard Neese John Neve Kathryn Nitschke Isn't this carrying togetherness so far? Class Pals (boys)— ;obert Rennie and Daniel Rosen. a Robert Rennie Otto Reyer Richard Roesing 4 5 Thomas Repoli Ronald Scalzo Susan Schedel Daniel Rosen Claire Schweberger Philip Scheil Fred Schulze Roseanne Scott Come on Joyce, it's either this or class p Class Pals (girls) — Joyce Casey an SSfil Agnes Pizzuta. __ ___________________-— ______ Joan Stepanian Judith Stehn Dear Abby: What's next? Shyest—Mary McCue and Rich- ard Roesing. John Stepanian George Sticlcerling Toff lei Peter Turso Paulette Trunceliito Janet Yahn ◄ David Yuengling Bernard Zeichner 52 Linda Zbuchalski — You ride shotgun, Jack, and I'll ride side- saddle. Most Athletic—Valerie Aljian and Jack Fahey. All in favor say aye, All opposed Toffler and George Wieder. Top Ten Students I. Elaine Bertelsen 2. Agnes Pizzuta 3. Margaret Breiter The broad divider between high school and college or high school and the competitive world of business requires excelled efforts on the canvass of life to assure a successful transition. Academic achievement must supple- ment basic knowledge in order to enhance personal responsibility. Such has been the case of the students pictured here. Recogniiing scholastic import- ance, they have applied an abundance of its color on their respective canvasses of life. Therefore, it is with honor and respect that the Zenith gives acclaim to those who, having climaxed their high school education with the attainment of such noteworthy standards, have justly earned the title of TOP TEN OF THE CLASS OF 1962. 4. Charles Bazikian 9. Richard Hughes 5. Andrea Toffler 7. Bernice Rogge Joyce Casey 8. George Wieder UNDERCLASSMEN As one looks at the canvases of the undergraduates, he perceives the fragile pastel hues, delicate in appearance and lacking in the fuller, deeper tones of maturity. While these paintings are composed solely of uncertain lines and soft colors, the undergraduates are looking for- ward to the strengthening of their composition by more deliberate strokes and the deepening of color through experiences they will encounter in the future years. Their various scholastic achievements and stimulating activities have added to and enriched their canvases. Each year brings its new challenges with promises of golden accomplishments which will provide the pigments with which the undergraduates' canvases will be composed. CLASS OF 1963 Under the able guidance of Mrs. Florence Levine, the Class of 1963 has completed a year patterned by noteworthy goals. Enthusiasm and vigor on the part of Juniors prevailed throughout their various cam- paigns and programs. As a result, success climaxed their Friday night dance. Soon to follow was the very rewarding Christmas card sale which en- larged both class funds and class spirit. The hard work, which was evi- denced throughout the year, was rewarded on the night of the Junior Prom. Pride and satis- faction permeated the atmos- phere as the Juniors assembled for the last time as underclass- men. The anxiety of being Seniors will soon be realized. Vested in them will be tradition as well as challenging endeavors. We, the graduating Class of 1962, extend our sincerest wishes for a successful and prosperous year to the graduatirjg Class of 1963. JUNIORS — 101 MISS ALAIMO First Row: C. Cash, L. Buff. G. Carbone. E. Algarotti, A. Cervelli, C. Cerbasi. Second Row: D. Ackerly. M. Butler, E. Bourbon, J. Bradley. E. Blatz, Miss Alaimo. Third Row: P. Ardito. J. Baiunco, S. Bazylewicz. C. Campacci, E. Brandli. J. Cady. J. Barone. Fourth Row: D. Cevoli. S. Bochicchio. B. Bailey. S. Adelman, J. Amico, H. Burkart. JUNIORS — 103 MRS. WILLIAMS First Row: E. Fabian, A. Fishbine. C. Collin. N. Collins. G. Cook, J. Church. J. Collins. M. DePascale. Second Row: D. Fleischmann. F. Dauis, P. Chieco. L. Dragonetti, D. Emanuele. C. DeBrfri. M. Delello. Third Row: K. Fritsche. G. Friedel. R. Feitl. D. Direnzo. B. Clark. Fourth Row: W. Dwyer. J. Clancy. R. Friedberg. R. Funke. J. Dougherty. E. Durnien. W. Drew. JUNIORS — 105 MRS. WAHLERS First Row: J. Higgins. M. Hanford. P. Kelleher. S. Jaskiewicz. B. Hoehl, G. Kaminski. C. Haug, D. Helwig, Mrs. Wahlers. Second Row: J. Huttemeyer. J. Keller. H. Harris. M. Hughes. T. Katsouris. J. Groschel. J. Frueh. Third Row: C. Golembiewski. S. Gosen. J. Ganim, N. Hroncich, G. Hunt. R. Groesbeck. Fourth Row: R. Gerber. S. Gick. B. Hupka. L. Hroncich. A. Hulse. F. Hint2e. JUNIORS — 206 MR. LANE First Row: E. Kennedy. G. Lapnow, M. Ludwig. K. Koenemund. V. Kolb. M. Lievore. S. Lishinsky, C. Krajewski. Second Row: C. Komorowski. C. Krause. C. Kuhn. L. Kleine. H. McGauley. Mr. Lane. Third Row: L. Kelly, L. Marone. G. Kennedy. J. Kopcho. G. Kirchgessner. R. Lamendola. Fourth Row: R. Jenkins. J. Keyser, C. Mansueto. D. Jenkins, J. Mangano. P. Mattalino. P. Kieffer. L. McClure. JUNIORS — 208 MR. S. WOLFF First Row: L. Plant, R. Huff, C. Miller. B. Repoli, M. Scalzo. Second Row: H. Ramm. A. McCoy. E. Riemenschneider. N. Perinciolo. S. Pelsang, L. Ratazzi, A. Romanowicz. Third Row: T. Orlick. A. Pollack, E. Pietrowicz. R. Neuendorff, A. Rozensky. Fourth Row: W. Noren. E. Michels. R. Przybylowski. M. Samson, P. Runiewicz. JUNIORS — 210 MR. NERSESIAN First Row: T. Schravendeel. J. Speckman, E. Stack, B. Siebert, J. Sitarski. T. Scarpello. Mr. Nersesian. Second Row: D. Schroeder, M. Spadaccini, G. Tabeek, A. Shachian, G. Schleiser. K. Schwind. K. Todisco. Third Row: R. Schiesel, E. Shumann. J. Schweberger. D. Scheidt, F. Smentdowski. R. Sandmeyer, C. Scherman. JUNIORS — 212 MISS REGAN First Row: A. Walsh. S. Whitehouse. J. Ulikowski, P. Walsh, B. Wisniewski. J. Vukan. Second Row: Miss Regan. K. Wenke. J. Whitman, E. Zistra, C. Woltmann. Third Row: A. Tabeek, T. Zajac, R. Treitner. D. Zloty. J. Torre. R. Wieder. 60 The students of the Sophomore Class, in this, their first year at Weehawlten High School, have proved themselves worthy mem- bers of our school community, suc- cessfully completing their activities of the year. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Stuart Wolff, the class of '64 has enthusiastically sponsored a dance and candy sale, to help fill the class coffers. As part of the student body, the sophomores have also made their presence felt in other ways, participating whole- heartedly in all school activities. The accomplishments of this group in the past year indicate future success in its remaining years at Weehawken High School. CLASS OF 1964 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR Left to Right, Top Row: James Culhane, Mr. Stuart Wolff. Bottom Row: Peter Wisniew- ski, Kathy Rayner. Joy Leshinsky. SOPHOMORES — 102 MR. PAGNOTTA First Row: J. Agresti. B. Babcock. L. Bittiger. J. Barr. J. Becker C. Auletto. V. Baum, P. Balos. Second Row: A. Benanti. C. Albritton. M. Broaddus. A. Banina. D. Bazikian. C. Ardite. J. Abahoonie. Third Row: B. Blatz, K. Andersen. E. Aimone. M. Baker. G Berry, D. Anderson. S. Averso, E. Bienkowski. A. Anderson. SOPHOMORES — 104 MR. BUEHLER First Row: P. Dillon A. Blodon. P. Dingleberry. J. Brinkman. M. Brown, S. Drimones, S. Dorry. Second Row: M. Doyle. P. Bogardo, R. Bradley. J. Blatz, P. Bolger. K. Bruckner. H. Breiter. Third Row: A. Blazini, J. Calderone. C. Carini. E. Bruno. J. Bonsee. C. Christy. M. Cahill. SOPHOMORES — 106 MISS HOGAN First Row: R. Engelhardt. E. Emanuele. K. Harvey. V. Flak, D. Farrell, L. Eisner. K. Ganim. Second Row: B. Henkel. S. Haubner. P. Hanly, D. Gross, D. Hardinberg. V. Gross. C. DeSteno. Third Row: J. Culhane, S. Decandia, D. Mike, E. Dennis. M. DeGennaro. Fourth Row: T. Donnelly. J. Curry. D. DeGroot, R. DeVries. T. Duffy. J. Deschler. SOPHOMORES — 108 MR. WALKER First Row: J. Impreveduto. M. Kirchoff. B. Hugerich, V. Fischetti. Second Row: A. Hogan, M. Juhr, P. Kashuba, J. Kelly. P. Hupka. J. Hensel. Third Row: T. Farley, L Groth, E. Emery. R. Duhrkoop. J. Gaertner. 62 SOPHOMORES — 110 MRS. LEVINE First Row: G. Henyecz, N. Krajewski. S. Kowalewslci. J. Lans downe. P. Helwiq. Second Row: E. Koelle. B. Leiser, J. Krajewski. K. Krispien, P. Knight. A. Kroll. Third Row: J. Kennelly. L. Huber. G. Lang. L. Kresky, R. Koelle E. Kelhenkel. SOPHOMORES — 112 MISS ALEXOVITS First Row: J. Mattaliano. F. Maas. L. Mowadia. D. Mardarello. C. Morris. L. Muniz. D. Nuvolone. Second Row: D. Matheussen. M. Lockmeyer, A. Mistake. A. Monaghan. A. Kosky. Miss Alexovits. Third Row: R. Lombardi. D. Markranz. P. Nance. D. Lisa. J. Mayock. N. Manes. Fourth Row: P. Marques. J. Leshinsky. J. Mahurter. B. Leonard. B. Kuenzler. D. Kunz. J. Maillard. SOPHOMORES — 113 MR. MILLER First Row: R. O’Connor. S. Rees. C. Pyskaty, C. Penn. J. Reid. C. Zitzman. L. Perlman. J. Ognisanti. Second Row: M. Rovito. J. Paglione, A. Proto. G. Pavero, K. Rayner, H. McCormack, Mr. Miller. Third Row: R. Mraz, H. Reicherz, C. Neithardt, J. Petrizzo. G. Muller. C. Neithardt. W. Reuss. Fourth Row: S. Pavony, R. Raab, R. Meyer. S. Olson. G. Pallas. R. Olson. E. Rennie. SOPHOMORES — 111 MRS. BADRIG First Row: B. Shmulewitz. L Tassano, D. Smith. L. Supel. M. Spalt. R. Smith. R. Schopmonn. Second Row: V. Scalzo, M. Rozos R. Sandmeyer R. Roensch K. Sgambati. K. Shachian. R. Schopmann, G. Stanton. Mrs. Badrig. Third Row: D. Sobeck. R. Rogers. T. Richter. S. Severino. J. Segro. G. Slawsky. A. Ricco. SOPHOMORES — 109 MR. BEISSWANGER First Row: C. Thebery. N. Thompson. E. Torres. J. Westward. P. Ventitora. P. Wilenta. Second Row: J. Thomas. C. Ziskind. D. Zajac. L. Wilke. J. Vandenberg. S. Zadourian. C. Tighe. M. Trapani. Third Row: R. Weaver. C. Virgilio. C. Wilson, N. Vanwautingen, D. Thomas. C. Zeiler. Fourth Row: P. Wisniewski, R. Virgilio. C. Verhoye. J. Zeeb. J. Wasko. M. Walsh. 64 CLASS OF 1965 R. Inglese. Treasurer: M. Morrison. Secretary: L. Cascardo. President: Mr. Palumbo. Advisor: A. Farinola, Vice-President. September 1961 ushered in a new element to the Weehawken High School. The Class of 1965 appeared, and with it came the distinction of being the first fresh- men group to be housed in the building. School spirit was immediately associated with the freshmen as they enthusiastically attended vari- ous activities. Under the capable advisorship of Mr. Arthur Palumbo, the Class of '65 first showed competence with the success of its Friday night dance. Class funds were bolstered and class co-operation was strength- ened as all devoted freshmen strived to reach their quota in the sale of stuffed animals. Once again success marked the outcome. June 1962: the end of an aus- picious beginning for the Class of 1965. FRESHMAN — LLA MRS. DOLSON First Row: A. Avillo, M. Castaneta. R. Costabile. L. Balacco. J. Baldassari, P. Cushing. J. Cuviello, T. Conte. E. Affsa. Second Row: A. Corey. J. Bartlett. B. Carnival. S. Asman, H. Bermes. W. Cirelli. D. Behsman. D. Carlesco, Mrs. Dolson. Third Row: L. Cascardo, C. Bertelsen. M. Christoforu. L. Coyle. M. Ardite. F. Breen, C. Auletto, J. Conroy. R. Berger. C. Berteela. FRESHMAN — LLB MR. EPSTEIN First Row: C. Currier, A. Farinole. D. Henricksen. P. Grossano, M. Diminich. R. Grobman. E. Grobman, B. Heber. Mr. Epstein. Second Row: P. Hanks. P. Durnien, M. Fleckenstein, S. Giannini, P. Farinn, D. Feitl. Third Row: S. Desteno, W. Forsyth, R. Hansen. P. Furst, J. DePascale. E. DeVane. R. Dingleberry. Fourth Row: R. Forrest, C. Galesso. W. Lynch, R. Elkins, R. Donnelly. D. Grady. FRESHMAN — ELA MR. YASSON First Row: S. Levine, L. Magliola, J. Hintze. L. Kopp. L. Lindsay, P. Maher, A. Keebler. Second Row: S. Miller, S. Lake, R. Inglese. K. Kelly, J. Lovaglio, M. Horan. M. Mannion. Third Row: R. Lynch. L. Milich. S. Kashian, R. Jennes. R. Hart- man, S. Hester, N. Knodsen. Fourth Row: C. Laabs, G. Montagno, E. Kassab, A. Kafka, D. Hoeschelle. M. Kelleher. H. Kapp. 66 FRESHMAN — ELB MR. REARDON First Row: A. Pineles, J. Novick, A. Piece, H. Raupp, M. Nelson. D . Parisi. C. Predoti. Second Row: R. Rowohlt. A. Salas. S. Schwartz. K. Rudd. R. Sepe. M. Morrison. Third Row: R. Roetger, M. Seidenari, C. Murphy. F. Poggi. J. Rogler. A. Pavony. K. Roth. Fourth Row: R. Schoenrock. H. Niedzielsky. T. Reynolds. C. Michels. C. Morris. R. Piezzo. M. Schravendeel. S. Rosenfeld. FRESHMAN — 13 MR. MAYER First Row: P. Tacountes. V. Terlemezian. R. Schrier, C. Vazzona. M. Wurst, B. Wiseberg. Second Row: J. West. U. Schenk, M. Severino. M. Tamke, L Siebert, J. Gtotaro. Third Row: D. Sebastian, D. Spankuck, C. Worincer. J. Zucca. M. Turso. H. Zbuchalski. K. Verdon. C. Zbuchalski. 67 '-v. Yes, Little One, freshman girls are allowed to talk to senior boys. The players gaily gather in the locker room, while the coach heaps praises .... Hiya1, fellas! So help me Melvin, the next time you don't pay the heat bill you're gonna’ get it! M. Morrison, best actress—One Act Play Contest. Smile; I think we're on Candid Camera, I like 70 people! May I please borrow your Dial? It's very plane to see, class. Mr. Bellingham instructing his class in the Industrial Arts. 71 SENIOR ACTIVITIES To our carefully drawn, yet still unfinished canvases, there have been added through participation in senior activities, the more delicate lines and radiant highlights which help to enrich the individual paintings that symbolize our lives. Early in the year, our experiences in handling the senior dance and magazine sale laid the basic foundation for this phase of our picture. The bright colorful hues of vivacity and excitement were dabbed on by the thrill we experienced with the presentation of our senior play; and addi- tional color was brushed on by the festive mood of our masquerade. Student Day provided the darker and more sober tones representing the responsibilities which lie ahead of us. Memories of our Senior Prom have contributed the pastel colors of sentiment and happiness and have over- laid the happenings of the year with lasting veneer. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Sifting, Left to Right: J. Casey, F. Pizzuta, Mr. Urchuk, G. Heinrich. A. Pizzuta. Standing, Left to Right: P. Forsdahl. E. Aimone, R. Poser, M. McCue, J, Ulrich. Would any body like to make a motion to adjourn? A Senior Executive Committee meeting. The Senior Executive Committee is composed of those seniors elected by their classmates to lead the class in the activities of the year. Under the supervision of Mr. Thomas Urchuk, the Executive Committee of the Class of 1962 has managed the annual senior dance as well as a magazine sale, the results of which were unprece- dented in Weehawken's history. They unselfishly con- tributed their time and energies to make our last senior event, the prom, a truly enjoyable and memorable occasion. Through their sincere and unceasing efforts, the com- mittee has united the class in striving for and accom- plishing its common goals. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OFFICERS Standing: Mr. Urchuk, Advisor; F. Pizzuta. President; A. Pizzuta, Treasurer. Sitting: J. Casey. Secretary; G. Heinrich, Vice-President. 74 SENIOR DANCE The annual Senior Dance, which successfully began a year of varied activities for the Senior Class, was held in the fall, amidst feel- ings of spirit and excitement. Attendance by all classes was great, and Yogi Bear made a guest appearance during the night, to be Presented as a door prize to Claire Schwe- erger. Thus a keynote was established that prevailed throughout the activities which fol- lowed during the remainder of the year. 75 In 1962 the Student Council launched its Good Grooming Campaign. Ending our junior year on a note of gaiety .... But Emily, how do you manage to look so young? Scene from One Act Play Contest. It's lady's choice, so may I have the next war dance with you? So you want to be in pictures? 76 the installation of the Student Council president opening the new school year. What's likely in the fifth at Bel- mont? The Magazine Sale getting a boost from class Cut-ups. Weehawken High's answer to the bucket brigade. Students partici- pating in Youth Day. So you think you're gonna win the game with that bag of tricks? A student working for his M. D. (Monitor’s Degree) STUDENT DAY Student Day of 1962 once again provided seniors with an opportunity to de- part from their roles as students in order to per- form the duties of members of the faculty or administra- tion. A realization of the responsibilities entailed in assuming these positions lent a serious, yet satisfy- ing, note to the day. Every position in the school, from custodial staff to the Board of Education was capably filled, resulting in an exper- ience which was pleasant and unique to all concern- ed. The student Board of Education: Bob Rennie, Andy Toffler, Richard Hughes, Gerry Kelly, and Margaret Breiter. It's quite good, but is Michaelangelo in this class? Harold Della Bella instructing the art class. Will you hurry up and begin so I can ring the belli Student Principal: Danny Rosen and assist- ant Jack Fahey prepare for the 7g announcements. 'Who's he trying to kid; that thing didn't grow in the front yard!' Free public education? Judy Lombardi, Joyce Tompkins, and Linda Zbuchalski, mem- bers of the student janitorial staff. Are you sure this is the best way to develop the Gestalt Theory? Mr. Grazian re- ceiving instructions from stu- dent teacher Al Kashian. 79 SENIOR MASQUERADE The festive air of a carnival prevailed at this year's Senior Masquerade. The costumes, which ranged from fanciful to fantastic, did much to enhance the gala mood. Among the guests were former Weehawken students now attending North Bergen High School, as well as members of the faculties of both schools. Supplementing the usual recorded music was the stimulating sound of the dance band and the voice of their accompanist, April Lom- bardo. The fun-filled evening at the masquerade brought us one step closer to the climax of our senior year. Will volunteers for the clean-up committee please step forward. Mr. Machine doffs his bean. Robert Gibson: Most Original. Lorraine about to throw the bull. Lorraine Lang and Jack Fahey, Best Couple. Santa Claus and his helper distributing goodies. Judy Stein; Most Attractive Costume. Time out for a day dream in senior study hall. Hi-ho, hi-ho, it's off to our posts we go. No George, I don’t think Douglass is for you.” Miss Gouled Advising a senior. Espresso will be served for all you cool cats after the performance. I believe we got off at the wrong stop. A Terpsichorean Tornado. Nancy Hitchell A talented triumverate. 'All this and Yogi, too! Barbara Seis, winner of the Senior Mystery Prize. Hey Phil, I think we're being followed. Mr. Karabin's Special Service for Injured Athletes. HARVEY After weeks and weeks of prep- aration, on March 23 and 24, the dramatically inclined students of the class of 1962 presented to the public their performances of Harvey by Mary Chase. The comedy was re- ceived enthusiastically due to the laudable efforts and memorable per- formances of the actors. Under the very capable hand of Mr. James Taylor, the cast and committees gave their all to satisfy the lively antici- pation of their audience. This anti- cipation grew from the many evi- dences of rehearsals, planning, and a sneak preview. Acting as a worthy and exciting opener to the many spring functions, traditional at Wee- hawken, this Senior Play served as a lively boost to the seniors' growing treasury. The hanging of Harvey. A round-the-table conference. Veta, I thought you were dead! 84 ■ ■ ■ I Somehow I liked the other kind of phone booths better. You still insist you're the rabbit? Avon calling. CAST Miss Tewksbury Beverly Harlin Myrtle Mae Simmons .. Margaret Bania Veta Louise Simmons Helen Carcich Elwood P. Dowd George Wieder Miss Johnson_________ Stephanie Eveland Mrs. Ethel Chauvenet.... Maurene Meade Ruth Kelly. R.N. Nancy Hitchell Duane Wilson ............. Otto Reyer Lyman Sanderson, M.D. Russell Duthie William R. Chumley, M.D. William Koelle Betty Chumley----- Jean Morrow Judge Omar Gaffney Richard Neese E. J. Lofgren Thomas Adamowicz Stage Managers---- Stephanie Howley and Robert Gibson To shadow or not to shadow? Okay, who has the rabbit? Stop blushing Terry; then what did he say? We all sat here hoping that Will might give us some inspiration. An experiment in passive resistance. Maybe next time they'll get the right size desks! I'm sure I saw him hop in here. I'm doing my spring cleaning . . . can you use an extra Lit. book? 86 My part of the class used flouride. If you would just move your arm a little, I could see the answers much better. Now, for the sixth time, who was responsible for the Monroe Doctrine? Another traffic boy service? Don't look now, but I think that's Allen Funt next to you I SENIOR PROM Over the hill and through the grape- vines to Caesar's Villa we go. We came, we ate, we cha-cha-cha'd! Amid the orchid, lilac, and white atmosphere befitting Arriverderci Roma, the 1962 Senior Prom became a realization. Intricate planning and many hours of work on the part of various committees headed by the Senior Executive Committee combined to unfold the most await- ed and extravagant event of the year. There is little doubt that any senior, or any guest for that matter, will forget this gala evening. Fond memories will always be recalled, whether they stem from the grandeur of the decorations ,the excitement and elegance of the dining and dancing, or the excellence of entertainment. A Roman Holiday. The experiences gained from the many and varied activities at Weehawken High School add multi-colored hues to the portrait of each student. Some are bright and cheerful tones denoting the carefree moods of those extra-curricular activities organized mainly for enjoyment by the students. Others contribute more subdued, but everlasting, colors of those which are more mentally stimulating. Participation in these varied activities adds a special individualism to our portraits, making each one definite and distinguishable among the innumerable others. No matter what moods and colors the activities represent, their pur- pose of enriching with color and texture is achieved, as they round out our individual personalities. ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: A. Toffler, G. Michel. A. Shachian. Second Row: Miss Alexovits, H. Harris. I First Row: G. Michel. Vice President; R. Leonard C. Bazilcian. H. Harris. Secretary; A. Toffler. President. Second Row: Miss Alexovits. L. Kelly. K. Shachian. M. Hester. E. Aimone. C. Metzger. S. Haubner. T. Schravendeel. B. Severino. C. Woltmann, J. Frueh. G. Carbone. C. Currier. R. Costabile. K. Orliclc. C. DeBari. M. Morrison, M. Tamke. G. Pavero. S. Zadourian. Student Council is not only an organization; it is the liaison between the student body and the administration. Its governing body consists of four officers, an executive committee representing each of the four grades, and a representative from each homeroom. Through this representation it endeavors to analyze and study any school problem, and to offer a solution. Because it desires to have the opinions and recommendations of the entire school body, Council maintains a suggestion box, the contents of which are considered and answered at each meeting. As in past years, Student Council sponsored a successful Red Cross Drive, as well as a conscientious screening for Youth and Student Day. Along with traditional duties, Council has to cater to each year's needs. Always prideful of the school, Council in- augurated a Good Grooming Campaign. The students responded with enthusiasm, and proper attire has become an everyday occurrence. Throughout the year, Student Council has been fortunate in having the ever-ready guidance of Miss Mary Alexovits. Her advice and cooperation have helped us achieve our goal of a Student Council for and by the students. STUDENT COUNCIL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SiMing: G. Michel, Vice President; Miss Alexovits, A. Toffler. President; H. Harris. Secretary. Standing; C. Currier. R. Costabile. E. Aimone, C. Metzger. J. Frueh, C. Woltmann. K. Shachian. INDIAN INK Indian Ink brings the student body of Weehawken High School informative and en- joyable reading prepared by the able editorial staff under the guidance of Mrs. Elsie Wahlers. Contained in the pages are articles on special school events, sports and activities of the various classes, fashions of the day, as well as thought-provoking editorials. Its four issues summarize the occurrences comprising the school year. Cooperating with the editorial staff is the Indian Ink Business Staff whose duty it is to obtain funds through the sale of ads, and to sell the newspaper to the students as it is published. Working together earnestly, these two staffs combine their efforts in order to present to the students informative and amusing reading, while providing an outlet for creativity for those having special skills in writing, photography, and layout organiza- tion. INDIAN INK EDITORIAL STAFF First Row: J. Ulrich. F. Davis, H. Breiter. S. Allison. S. Haubner. L. Coyla, K. Roth Second Row: E. Aimone. A. McCoy. I Lang. G. Kelly. C. Woltmenn. M- Wah R. Friedberg. C. Currier, S. Whitehouse. L. Krous, E. Krajewski, E. Looney. (E. Bergson, not pictured). Wmm INDIAN INK EDITORS Sitting: C. Woltmann, News Editor: M. Bonsee. Editor-in-Chief; S. White- house. Feature Editor; L. Kelly. Bus. Manager; S. Adelman. Sports Editor; J. Ulrich. Art Editor. INDIAN INK BUSINESS STAFF First Row: R. Groesbeck, R. Gibson. C. Scherman. Second Row: Miss Alaimo. N. Perinciolo. L. Kelly. J. Kelly. Third Row: P. Knight, E. Aimone. E. Riemenschneider, K. Wenke. P. Hanks. EDITORS Left to Right: E. Bertelsen, Art Layout Editor; P. Truncellito. Editor-In-Chief; M. Breiter. Literary Editor. ZENITH EDITORIAL STAFF The make-up of the Zenith is an ambitious undertaking involving diverse talents; writ- ing, layout, art, photography, and typing. Its evolution is a long and tedious enterprise combined with the satisfaction that results when one has created something of merit. Each member of the staff brought to the Zenith his own unique talent. Margaret Breiter deservedly secured a berth as literary editor, while Elaine Bertelsen lent her artistic talents in the capacity of art and layout editor. Ed Looney and George Michel contributed their skills in the fields of photography and sports writing respec- tively. Skillfully co-ordinating the efforts of these many areas and bringing the year- book to auspicious culmination was its Editor-in-Chief, Paulette Truncellito. All of our aims could not have been fully realized were we not fortunate enough to have the indispensible aid of Mr. Allen Schichtel. Silting: J. Ulrich, G. Michel. P. Truncellito, Mr. Schichtel, J. Casey, E. Looney, H. Carcich. Standing: W. Koelle. R. Tabeek, A. Pizzuta, M. Meade, R. Poser, A. Lombardo, H. Della Bella. ■. -‘i • : Sitting: E. Aimone, J. Lom- bardi. C. Schweberger. Mrs. Williams. M. Hester, L. McManus, M. McCue. Standing: A. Kruger, D. Litchen. S. Schedel. T. Calao, M. Ciffarettos. J. Ul- rich. R. Croce. ZENITH BUSINESS STAFF In order to produce a yearbook of high quality, it is necessary to have a group of people with spirit and sheer determination working behind it. We have had such a group in the Zenith Business Staff, composed of seniors who have vigorously worked toward the success of the 1962 Zenith. They conducted highly profitable financial achievements with proficiency and determination. With the co- operation of the student body, the staff con- ducted an ad drive, and a patron drive enlisting the aid of the community. The vitality and perseverance of Mrs. Williams, the staff's advisor, have been the stimulating force to which their success is largely contributed. We, of the Zenith Edi- torial Staff, extend our sincere appreciation to the Zenith Business Staff without whose services the 1962 Zenith would not have been possible. Schweberger, Mrs. Williams. M. Hester. TRAFFIC COMMITTEE The responsibility of directing traffic in the corridors and conducting classes to their proper seats during assemblies is given to the members of the Traffic Committee. Through their constant efforts, the halls and stairways are freed from congestion, and serious traffic problems are alleviated. The excellent supervision of these boys is attributed to Mr. Frank Strukel. whose efforts are repeatedly rewarded by the fine reputation that the traffic boys have acquired. First Row: B. Schiesel, S. Adelman, R. Friedberg. D. Rosen. S. Giclc. Second Row: J. Keysen. J. Pero, G. Michel. J. Pizzuta, J. Fahey, O. Claussen. B. Rennie. F. Pizzuta. Third Row: Mr. Struckel. K. Sangillo. First Row: F. Pizzuta, K.. Sangillo. J. Keyser. Second Row: D. Rosen, S. Adelman. J. Pizzuta. Third Row: J. Pero. G. Michel. Fourth Row: R. Friedberg, O. Claussen. Fifth Row: R. Schiesal. R. Rennie, S. Gick. Sixth Row: J. Fahey. Mr. Strukel. TECHNICIANS COMMITTEE The enormous task of maintaining and operat- ing the audio-visual equipment is delegated to the Technicians. Their presence is indispensable at any school activity, be it a school dance, a pep rally, or an assembly program. They also assist the faculty in classroom activities employ- ing the use of mechanical aids. Controlling the switch of this dynamo of mechanical and human energy is the competent engineer, Mr. Charles Rogers. Mr. Rogers, G. Colaneri. C. DeSteno. A. Kashian. D. Frees, R. Funlce. Standing: R. Funlce. Sitting: D. Frees. A. Kashian, Mr. Rogers. Standing: G. Colaneri. Sitting: C. DeSteno. First Row: A. Kashian, Mr. Rogers. Second Row: C. DeSteno. R. Funlce. Third Row: F. Colaneri. D. Frees. 97 i. tii Hi The girls who belong to the Hostess Club perform many helpful tasks for the students and faculty. They de- liver absentee lists and other notices to the teachers, guide visitors through the school, and act as usherettes at various social functions throughout the year. In order to do this, they must relinquish at least one of their study periods. With the assistance of their advisor, Miss Agnes Hogan, the mem- bers of the Hostess Club do a great deal to serve their school. First Row: E. Blatz, P. Chieco. S. Whitehouse, J. Scarpello, C. Haug. Miss Hogan, N. Collins, D. Holwig, J. Lombardi, L. McManus. B. Hoehl. M. Hughes, M. Supel, S. Jaskeiwiez. Second Row: D. Schroeder, M. Meade, C. Woltmann, E. Zustra, C. Golembiew- ski. G. Cook, S. Bazylewicz, A. Walsh. C. Kuhn, L. Kleine. E. Algaratti, J. Hultemeyer, M. Spadoceini. Left to right: J. Scarpello — Vice-President: M. Meade — President: Miss Hogan. P. Chieco — Secretary: E. Algaratti — Treasurer. LIBRARY COUNCIL Miss Roeiker, R. Costabile. The conception of order con- veyed to the student on enter- ing Weehawken High School's library is due to the increasing efforts of the members of the Library Council. Competently instructed by Miss Kathrine Roelker, the girls learn to perform the tasks involved in managing and maintaining this store-house of knowledge. The members of the council gladly utilize their valuable experience and general information in aid- ing the students to choose litera- ture from the orderly shelves. Silting: M, Diminich. Treasurer; P. Durnien. Secretary; M. Tamlte. Vice President; R. Costabile. President; Miss Roelker. C. Predoti. Standing: J. Ardizzone, J. Paglione, F. Poggi, B. Shmulewitz, P, Farina. K. Kelly, P. Hanks, L. Lindsay, M. Mannion. MASQUE AND MIME The Masque and Mime takes the dramatic interests of its mem- bers and develops them through stage production. This broad field includes acting, directing, set de- signing, and back-stage maneuv- ering. For the third consecutive year a One Act Play Contest highlighted the events of this group. Comedy dominated the three performances in which freshmen, juniors, and seniors strived to bring the winning trophy to their respective class. Both the talents of the casts and the exuberant spirit of the student body combined to make this an enjoyable assembly. Thus, under the professional direction of Mr. James Taylor, the Masque and Mime has enjoyed a unique experience. In their en- deavors they have gained not only the fundamentals of theatrical pro- duction, but tasted the spirit of competition. First Row: S. Heubner. L. Siebert. R. Costebile. C. Flanagan. D. Schroeder. C. Kuhn. P. Chieco. M. Meade. Second Row: B. Quick, G. Reed. L. Krause. A. Fishbine S. Whitehouse, C. Cash, L. Muniz. J. Speckman. E. Aimone, L. Kelly, C. Woltmann, F. Davis. A. Walsh. Third Row: G. Cook. C. Haug. L. Buff. J. Frueh. D. Fleischmann. first Row: T. ScarpeNo, M. Hughes. M. Spadaccini, P. Durnien. P. Hanks. C. Bertelsen, L. Cascardo. Second Row: G. Carbone. K. Schwind, H. Carcich, S. Howley, Mr. Taylor. R. Gibson. E. Monaghan, E. Blatz, A. Corey, C.-Morris. Third Row: R. Piezzo. J. Morrow. J. Bartlett. M. Christoforow, J. Hintze, L. Balacco. B. Severino. B. Harlin. P. Lynn. D. Keuker. L. Kleine. D. Delitzscher. J. Huderrreyer, M. Bania, E. Zbuchalski. B. Schiesle. W. Drew. J. Torre. R. Poser. S. Garofalo. A. Heineman. KEY CLUB The Key Club is a service club for boys from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades in high school. The unique aim of this club is the develop- ment of initiative, leadership, and good citizenship. These aims are achieved by the Key Club's service programs, particularly at Christmas- time, when the members answer local letters written to Santa Claus. The focal point of the club's actions was the sale of Weehawken decals to students and faculty. Under the able guidance of Mr. Alfred LaPaglia, the Key Club has gained the distinction and respect it justly deserves. First Row: C. DeSteno. President; R. Leonord. J. Cuihene. G. Coleneri. R. Friedberg, Treasurer. Second Row: B. Gibson. C. Campacci. J, Dougherty. G. Michel. R. Feitl C. Scherman, Secretary: S. Adelman. Third Row: D. Thomas T. Richter. B. Reuss, J. Predoti. E. Brandli. Vice President R. Groesbeck, J. Ganim, R. Neese. J. Groesbeck, C. Bazikian. DEBATING CLUB Mr. Grazian The Debating Club, under the expert counsel of Mr. Frank Grazian, holds debates both between members and between other organizations out- side of school. While they have dis- cussed several topics this year, the main item for argumentation was federal aid to education. This organ- ization gives students the opportunity to gain experience speaking publically and to exercise the right of express- ing their own opinions. Sitfing: L. Buff. C. Woltmann. J. Grosbeck, B. Harlm. L. McManus. Standing: R. Neese. R. Gibson. 101 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA LeJt to Right: K. zichwind. G. Cook. Mr. Mayer. C. Cash. J. Frueh. The F.B.L.A., under the direc- tion of Mr. Sheldon Mayer, is an organization which strives to more fully acquaint young people with the business world. By visiting various organizations, such as the United States Stock Exchange and the A.T. T., the members increase their under- standing in business organization and job opportunities. Guest speakers frequently visit the club and provide valuable informa- tion for those who wish to pur- sue their careers in the world of commerce. SIGMA GAMMA CHI Sitting: R. Scott. M. Wordelman 8. Harlin, Miss Carey, M. Bania, S. Howley. P. Lynn. Standing: B. Kortrey. S. Ollwerther, G. Kelly. K. Nitschki, B. McClure, V. Aljian, T. Coleo, B. Quick. R. Tabeek, R. Poser, J. Lombardi. A Lombardo. G. Heinreck, L McManus. Meeting once a month under the able leadership of Miss Noreen Carey, the Sigma Gamma Chi, composed solely of senior girls, is an important part of school activities. Striv- ing toward goals of generosity and sociability, the club has been quite active. The Sigma Gamma Chi gave its members a Christmas party in which every girl had her share of planning and enjoyment. Well known for its charitable work at Wee- hawken High School, the club this year made Easter baskets for the orphans. Miss Carey accompanied the girls to New York City to see the play, The Sound of Music, and on another occasion the group dined at a French restaurant in the City. Toward the end of the term, the girls received the traditional tan blazers with the club's insignia boldly printed on them. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Jr. Red Cross of Weehawken High School promotes the ideals of the American Red Cross on a high school level. Under the supervision of their advisor, Miss Anna Arling- haus, the girls take part in projects which are designed to give comfort and pleasure to people in hospitals and other institutions. Projects to be used on an international level are also made so that people abroad may receive a true picture of American student-life. Several of the girls also serve in North Hudson Hospital as volunteer Nurses' Aides. The mem- bers of the Jr. Red Cross work together to serve the individual, the community, and the country. Lett to Right: M. Fleckenstein. K. Kelly, Miss Arlinghaus, P. Krojewski, G. Carbone, N. Collins, (Not Pictured) S. Giannini, M. Matos. FRENCH CLUB Sitiinn: B. Goldberg, W. Drew, Mr. Wallcer, B. Quick, S. WhiteHouse. Standing: C. Woltmann, J. Predoti, S. Zadourian. S. Haubner, E. Aimone. J. Paglione. At the weekly meetings of the French Club, Mr. Walker supervises the activities of French students who wish to increase their knowledge in this subject. The mem- bers are provided with an excellent oppor- tunity for augmenting their appreciation of French by hearing the language by way of recordings and films. The club has fre- quently dined at Les Restaurants Francaises, affording the group the chance to combine epicurean pleasure with mental cultivation. The French Club, along with other French students, helped to instill a Christmas spirit in our school with their charming French caroling during the holiday season. GERMAN CLUB With Mrs. Mary Dolson as its competent advisor, the German Club aids students to better understand and appreciate the cul- ture and history of the German people. Through discussions, songs, plays, and stories, they not only receive a certain amount of pleasure and entertainment, but also help to make their classroom work easier and more stimulating. This organiza- tion is open to all students taking German. 104 Sitting: E. Michels, M. Fleclcenstein. Mrs. Dolson, C. Michaels. R. Feitl, R. Grosbeck. Standing: R. Manzo. D. Kunz. M. Doyle. SPANISH CLUB Left to right: P. Krajewsti, D. Helwig, R, Grobman, Miss Shelley, E. Grobman, B. Haber. E. Dorn. Standing: J. Schravendeel. N. Krajewslci, M, Schravendeel. R. Sepe M. Spadaccini, M. Castaneda. Under the leadership of Miss Theresa Shelley, Weehawken High School's Spanish Club, with its varied program, enables the students to supplement their class instructions. The students learn to better understand and appreciate the Spanish culture and language by taking part in the club's assorted activities, such as becoming acquainted with traditional Spanish music and foods. Class work is also aided by student participation in Spanish skits and word games. This worthwhile and enjoyable extra-curricular activity serves to instill in the students greater interest for the subject which they are studying. l«ft to right: P. Krajewski. D. Helwig. R. Grobman. Miss Shelley. E. Gorbman, B. Heber. E. Dorn. Standing: J. Schravendeel. N. Krajewski. M. Schravendeel. R. Sepe M. Spadaccini, M. Castaneda. 105 CHESS CLUB The Chess Club, under the direction of N lr. Arthur Olsen, holds meetings at which the members challenge each other's skills. Those members who attend regularly com- pose the Chess Team, carrying on the traditions of the championship teams of previous years. This club enables students to exercise their chess talents, and affords them an opportunity to be stimulated by their mental activity. First Row: R. Feitl, J. Carcich, Mr. Olson, D. Sabastyen. V. Fischetti. Second Row: R. Neese, J. Kopycinski, R. Weaver, C. Wilson, D. Bazikian, C. Scherman. I Both Mr. Anthony Maio and Mr. John Me Namara have assumed the respon- sibility of advising the talented members of the Weehawken High School Dance Band. The efforts of these two men have been rewarded through the enthusiastic acceptance of the group by the student body. Under the directorship of Stanley Adelman, these musicians sound quite professional and bring enjoyable enter- tainment to assemblies and dances. First Row: C. Weibrecht. D. Behsman. D. Kunz, C. Berteele. R. Schoenroclc. Second Row: B. Roselen. T. Richter, R. Gengard. W. Reusse, D. Scheil, S. Gousen. R. Rogers, S. Adelman. 106 ORCHESTRA Front: A. Vogler, S. Richter, S. Rosenfeld. A. Lombardo. C. Currier. J. Cuviollo. W. Reuss. J. Henning. Second Row: M. Vivian. M. Cole. M. Tamke. A. Corey. A. Farinola. L. Magliola. T. Vogler, L. Pisano. Third Row: G. Reed, E. Weibrecht, R. Schoenroclc. D. Behsman, I. Kohlhaas, L. Kaplan. D. Kunz. J. Groesbeclc, K. Rudd. A. Picca. M. Nelson. S. Adelman. C. Wilson. Fourth Row: C. Berterlsen, B. Rosalen. C. Berteele. S. Gousen. P. Scheil, B. Feitl. D. Calesco. Standing: Mr. A. Maio. D. Grady. E. Devane, R. Gengaro, R. Rogers. T. Richter. Under the baton of talented Mr. Anthony Maio, the mem- bers of the school orchestra have adequately instilled a feel- ing of music appreciation in their audience. This has been the result of diligent practice and hard work on the part of the musicians and their new director. The fine music of the orchestra has been a welcome addition to all assembly pro- grams. Highlighting the musical season, and bringing it to an enjoyable climax was the or- chestra’s inspired performance in the Spring Concert. Would you like me to sing it for you now? 107 THEATER CLUB The Theater Club endeavors to stimulate an interest in the theater and to provide an outlet for this interest through play attend- ance. Proximity to New York has greatly helped to promote these aims with the wide choice of on or off-Broadway plays. In an effort to select the most worthwhile shows, the Theater Club devotes much time to discussing themes and reviews. After a choice has been made, the theater enthu- siasts look forward to an enjoyable evening performance. Through the work of ardent theater-goer Miss Marion Honiss, the goals of this club have been attained. Front: M. Balocco. M. Tamlce P. Durnien. C. Berteisen. L. Van Vallcenburg. Second Row: R. Costabile. C. Morris, L. Kopp, P. Tacountes, L. Cascardo, C. Currier. Third Row: A. Corey. B. Uterdle. F. Davis. A. Fishbine. J. Lovaglio. E., Dorn. B. Weissberg. Fourth Row: R. Piezzo, Miss Honiss, J. Kelly. C. Woltmann. L. Kelly. N. Perinccola. S. Whitehouse. C. Krause. 108 Miss Honiss. R. Costabile. M. Balocco, A. Corey. BOWLING CLUB The Bowling Club consists of both boys and girls who would like the opportunity to bowl for enjoyment and also learn some skills of the game. Under the expert advice of Mr. Arthur Palumbo, the keglers have meetings every Thursday, at which time they bowl against each other. They are taught proper technique and skills, and even shown the correct attire for the game, through films which are supplied by the Brunswick Company. BOWLING CLUB OFFICERS First Row: N. Hroncich. D. Durnien. Second Row: D. Fleischmann. Mr. Palumbo. First Row: J. Segro. R. Neuendoref, B. Goldberg. P. Scheil. D. Frees. R. Przydylowski, G. Wedlick. Second Row: O. Claussen, M. Nelson. L. Magliola. J. Barbone. Third Row: J. Balunco, J. Wasko. B. Schiesel. C. Predoti. D. Durnien. Secretary; E. Algarotti. Mr. Palumbo. D. Fleischmann. President; G. Villarrubia. B. Severino. R. Poser. 109 SPORTS Sports, which play such an exciting and well-liked part in our lives, also provide a portion of the pigmentation of our portraits. Just as sports are rugged and colorful, so are the strokes they apply. No heed is given to fine touches on this portion of our canvases; the strokes are splashed on in uneven bursts of crimson. The struggles and defeats in various sports add strengthening quali- ties of character and individualism. A potent and invigorating color, whose boldness can be dimmed neither by the blush of victory or the shadows of defeat, is spontaneously splashed on by the spirit and excite- ment that accompany any athletic endeavor. Sports fill in a certain gap in a person's life, as in a canvas, making a more versatile and well-rounded individual. Thus sports serve the same purpose for our canvases as they do our lives; that is, enriching them and broadening their scope by means of the brilliant colors and carefree de- signs they provide. FOOTBALL TEAM First row—B. Clark, F. Eschweiler. H. Lenz, K. Sangillo. H. Gick. J. Fahey, F. Pizzuta, A. Kashian, T, Gray, J. Schweberger, Mr. Kaplan, Mr. Yasson. Second row—J.Zeeb. A. Rozansky, E. Mulvaney. B. Kohlheim, P. Begovich. J. Pizzuta, O. Reyer. G. Michel. T. Adomowitz, S. Bochicchio, S. Olsen, Mr. DiGiore. Third row—L. Huber. P. Pizzuta. M. De Gennaro. J. Kennelly, E. Brund, C. Carini, J. Reyer. B. Dwyer, S. Gousen, J. Calderone. S. Bananty, S. Giclc. Mr. Reardon. The following are members of the team, but were not pictured: P. Wisniewski. J. Culhane. G. Higgens. J. Mahurter. R. Olsen. First row: J. Owens, J. Conroy. H. Raupp. D. Parisi, C. Zbuchalski, H. Zbuchalski. D. Spankuch. Second row: Mr. Degiore. R. Lynch, S. Kashian, J. Novie, M. Kelleher, C. Woringer. R. Forrest. Third row: J. Corey, T. Orepesa, R. Rowohlt, C. Auletto, G. Montagno, K. Verdon C. Galasso. 112 The 1961 football team finished a suc- cessful season with an impressive 4-3-1 record. Following the win against Ferris, which opened the season, the Indians posted a 3-game losing streak. However, because of the capable supervision of Head Coach Art Kaplan and the deter- mined efforts of such players as Alan Kashian, Thomas (Duke) Gray, and Frank Pizzuta, the Indians were able to return to their winning ways. By downing pre- viously unbeaten Harrison 25-14, the Kap- landers went on to defeat a strong Ridge- field club 20-14 and post the highest score over Marist 34-6. While only being able to tie with Cliffside Park, our traJitional Thanksgiving rival, it was generally con- ceded to be a moral victory. Driving this game, Fullback Jack Fahey advanced to the position of second highest scorer in the county and was made a member of the third team in the county lineup. The impressive season compiled by the football team is a tribute to Art Kaplan who made his initial appearance in the rank of head coach. Luxuriating in the comforts of the locker room, Coach Kaplan delivers a spirit-lift- ing lecture. I think you're wanted down at the 2-yard line, Frank. Coach Kaplan and Frank Pizzuta Do you want stars or stripes on your band-aid? Jack Fahey being administered to by Dr. Marshall. They also serve who only stand and wait. Frank Pizzuta and Harry Gick grimly accessing the opposition. mm First row—O. Claussen, G. Colaneri. C. De Stono, D. Rosen. L. De Brito. R. Rennie. B. Bailey. E. Brandli, C. Campacci. Second row—C. Mansuetto. R. Wieder. L. Me Clure. R. Friedberg, R. Hunt. J. Noran. S. Adelman. Mr. Demontreux. Third row—R. Schoenroclc, R. Smith. P. Marques R. Bradley. F. House. R. Ellerbrock, D. Hoeschele, 114 HKorP- Soccer is a test of human endurance. It requires the speed of a sprinter, the endless drive of a distance runner, the strength of a football player, and the sportsmanship necessary for any sport. The basic skills and stamina are develop- ed by rigorous practice. However, the spirit of good sportsmanship can only be acquired through the individual's own efforts. Therefore, despite the statistics (the record was 3-5-1), coach Demon- treux’s players displayed to all its oppo- nents the true spirit of’good sportsman- ship. The season produced some fine mo- ments and players; no team defeated the Indians by more than 2 points, and an excellent Irving team went down, in its only defeat, to Weehawken, Otto Claussen received an honorable men- tion for the Hudson County Team. The season was an improvement over last years record 2-7-1, and the Wee- hawken Rooters have place every mem- ber of its hard-fighting team on the scrolls of those we honor highly. You've still got it wrong. It's 1-2 cha cha cha! Wrestling, unlike most other sports, does not function as a team sport, in the sense that each player must depend solely on his own efforts. Although final success depends on the scores tallied by each match, every man must depend entirely on his own abili- ties, make his own opportunities, and take advantage of them. These skills are devel- oped through vigorous practice sessions and competitive matches. Mr. Wolf's laddies have developed into individuals of strong character. De- spite a fair team record, their individual records are very impressive. The team captain, Terry Orlick, enjoyed an excellent record (12-2) with the fine performances by co-captain Sonny Bocchichio (1-3-2), Larry McClure (7-2-3), and Allen Roman- owiti (8-3-2). Each match was played against stiff and challenging competition. WRESTLING 'I beg your pardon, but you're cutting off my oxygen supply. 'If you say 'Uncle', I'll let you go. 115 First row: C. Meidhardt, R. Becker, J. Cuviello, E. Affsa, P. Cushing. D. Parisi. Co-Captain: S. Bocchichio. Captain: T. Orlick. Coach: H. Wolf. Second row: M. Melis, L. McClure. DiRenzo. K. Sangillo. A. Romanowicz. D. Behsman, T. Oropesa, S. Pennington. P. Balos. Third row: R. De Ories. D. Bazikan, R. EHerboch. C .Mansueto. S. Averso. F. Hause, J. West. Not Pictured: R. Goelz. Managers: R. Ellkins, W. Reuss. BASKETBALL This year the basket- ball fortunes of Wee- hawken's Indians fell far below pre-season expec- tations. Suffering greatly from illness, the team was unable to win many games, but displayed a hard-fighting, never-quit- ting quality that gained them much respect and admiration. The season found the Indians defeating their rival, Union Hill, twice; the second game after a suspenseful overtime. The team also advanced to the sectional semi-finals in the state tournament, where they posted vic- tories against Ferris and Leonia. only to be elimi- nated from further com- petition by a strong Du- mont five. Typically fine perform- ances were exhibited by starters Bob Rennie, Fred Eschweiler, Duke Gray, and upcoming juniors Jack Schweberger and Bill Clark. The development of these players was brought about under the capable supervision of coach Perry Del Purgatorio. varsity basketball team Left to Right: Manager; R. Leonard, P. Wisniewski, B. Clark, B. Gerber. D. Gray, J. Fahey. D. Rosen. F. Eschweiler, J. Schweberger, B. Bailey, E. Schreiber, C. Campacci. C. Christie. Coach Perry Del Purgatorio o JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First row: J. Leshinsky, A. Costino, C. DeSteno. C. Zeitler, Mr. Kaplan. Second row: J. Mahurter, S. DeCandia, J. Abhoonie. M. Cahill. Manager; J. Ganim. Third row: E. Rennie. C. Virgillio, J. Culhane. C. Auletto, J. Bonsee, Manager; E. Brandli. FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM First row: H. Karp, E. Devane. J. Conroy, J. Novick, Mr. Buehler. Second row: J. Zucca, R. Forrest, S. Kashian, S. DeSteno. Third row: C. Auletto, W. Lynch. D. Hoeschelle. Manager; R. Rowholt. Not Pictured, K. Verdon. Get off my back while I wave to mom. 117 BOWLING TEAM The return, this year, of bowling to Weehawken High School was extremely successful. Coach Palumbo's keglers, compiled a score of 975, whcih was second highest in the county. This meant that each player averages in the vicinity of 195. Captain Phil Scheil and junior Bob Nuendurf rolled typical games in the 220 bracket. The team posted fine victories over Ferris, Union Hill, and Emerson. They also were the only team to defeat first , place Memorial even once. The efforts | of every member of the team enabled them to ascend to second place in the county, which is a tribute to Mr. Palumbo coaching and efforts of each player. First row: J. Segro. B. Neuendorff. J. Wasko. J. Barrone. Standing: P. Scheil. D. Frees. Mr. Palumbo. Coach: R. Przybylowski. B. Schiesel. O. Claussen. Mr. Palumbo and Phil Scheil. 118 Track is a demanding, competitive sport vhich requires strength, perserverance, and a genuine will to win. This year's track team overcame a lack of returning squads- men with an abundance of spirit and enthu- siasm. The mainstays of last year’s track team were gone via graduation. Therefore, the hopes of a good season rested upon Co-Captains Dan Rosen and Robert Kol- heim, half miler and miler, respectively. Coach Yasson terms this year one of rebuilding. The team, composed of fresh- men and sophomores, shows strong poten- tial. and with the experienced coaching of Mr. Yasson, next year’s season may prove rewarding. TRACK First row: L. Elwell. A. Tabeek, E. Brandli. L. McClure. P. Scheil. D. Rosen, Mr. Yasson, R. Kolheim. R. Pryzblowski. J. Schweberger. J. Genim. Second row: E. Bruno, C. Mansueto, R. Duhrkoop. J. Deschler. K. Sangillo. W. Noren. R. Wieder. M. Nelson, E. Affsa. Third row: L. Groth, R. Shopmann, T. Richter. V. Fischetti, C. VanWattingen. M. Cahill, P. Stonehouse. M Scidenari, $ Levine. R. Rowoholt. 119 TENNIS First row: D. Degroot, J. Carcich, W. Reuss, R. Goelx. Second row: Mr. Beisswanger. J. Dougherty. B. Zeichner, S. Averso, E. Michels, P. Arditti. 120 Tennis, a fast-moving, thri!l-a-minute sport, develops co-ordination, determi- nation. and pin-point control. It also requires speed and cunning to cover the court and return a volley. The skilled player is also a master strategist, striv- ing to outwit his opponent with well- placed volleys. Coach Beisswanger's team is suffering from lack of returning, experienced players. However, this is compensated for by the abundance of team spirit, accentuated by Bernie Zeichner. | have a feeling one of us should be on the other side of the net. First row: T. Adomowicz. J. Fahey. T. Gray Mr. Buehier. Mr. Del Purgatorio. A. Kashian. J. Predoti. R. Rennie. F. Schultz. Second row: W. Koelle P .Turso, S. Gousen, J. Keiper. S. Adelman. A. McCormack. J. Cuihane, J. Bonsee, E. Schreiber. Third row: K. Zeidler. P. Wisniewski, C. Carini. S. DeCandia. R. Bradley. M. DeGenarro. A. Castino J. Zeeb. J. Kennelly. Fourth row: J Novick. H. Karp. J Barone. S. Kashian. M. Turso. S. De Steno. E. Rennie. Now let's try It with a baseball. Baseball Is a sport requiring the combination of a powerful batting order, sharp pitchers, and speedy, experienced fielders. With the return of Allie Kashian to first base, Duke Gray to the plate. Jack Fahey to left field, and Bob Rennie to the mound, Weehawken's hopes for an excellent season seem well-founded. Coach Del Purgatorio has seasoned his line with Bill Clark, Tom Adamowicz, and Fred Schultz. The team has also picked up two new opponents in North Bergen and St. Josephs. All these things portend to victory for Weehawken. MAJORETTES The majorettes of Weehawken High School add excitement to the football games as they strut across the field in their colorful uniforms. The preparation for these games and other activities, including performances in pep rallies and parades, takes much time and practice, but the girls work diligently to perfect their routines. Under the supervision of their advisor, Miss Rose Mon- tagne, and the leadership of Cap- tain Terry Colao and Co-Captain Beverly McClure, the majorettes are a delightful asset to Wee- hawken High School. First row: A. Kruger, M. Benia, J. Groschel. S. Whitehouse, Captain T. Colao. Co- captain B. Me Clure, A. Fishbine. H. Harris. A. Cervelli, E. Stack. Second row: P. Lynn. E. Monahan, S. Bezylewicz. J. Huttermeyer. H. Carcich, Miss Montagne. B. Harlin. J. Ulrich. M. DePascele, G. Cook K. Schwind. FLAG TWIRLERS Proudly wearing our school colors, Weehawken High School flag-twirlers perform their various marching rou- tines and twirling skills before crowds of enthusiastic on- lookers at football games, pep rallies, and parades throughout the year. Each of the girls try, through dili- gent practice, to perfect pre- cision and do her best to raise the spirits of the fans. As all who have seen them will agree, they have succeeded in doing this. The squad is capably captained by Mar- garet Breiter and Elaine Ber- telsen, and is efficiently guided by Mrs. Mae Oppen- heim. Left to right: Mrs. M. Oppenheim, J. Casey. S. Haubner, L. Kleine. P. Knight, M. Baker, H. Breiter, A. Perhacs. G. Schleisser, K. Wenke. B. Severino, J. Kopcho. E. Kennelly, M. Lievore. C. Cash. Kneeling: E. Bertelsen, M. Breiter. Exeunt all! 123 CHEERLEADERS The Weehawken High School cheer- leaders have once again proven themselves to be a championship squad by capturing the county cheerleading crown for the third consecutive year. All of us have watched them skillfully execute their splits, flips, and jumps at every football and basketball game. It is their enthusiasm and vitality that keeps up the spirit of the spectators, no matter what the score. This championship squad, capably advised by Miss Audrey Hamilton, and captained by Gerry Ke!ly, spends many hours prac- ticing to perfect the cheers which they do with such ease. Kneeling: G. Kelly. Captain. Miss Hamilton. L. Lang. Standing: K. Orlick, D .Emmanuel, A. McCoy. B. Wisniewski, G. Heinrich. K. Nitschke. M. Wordelman. Left to right: D. Smith. L. Tassano. V. Gress. L. Buff. P. Brown. C. Auletto. M. Lang, K. Rayner. M. Trapani. Mrs. Wilson. Kneeling—G. Pavero. C. Krause. 124 Fight!! COLOR GUARD AND BAND Under the musical directorship of Mr. John McNamara, Weehawken High School's Band livened up the football games, pep rallies, assem- blies, and parades throughout the year. McNamara’s Band, as it is so appropriately termed, combined the skills of the talented musicians with their high-spirit and vitality. Leading the marching band during parades and football games were the drum majorettes and color guard, whose precise marching and colorful appearance did much to instill a spirited feeling in the spectators. The band's performances during the year, especially at the Spring Concert, gave the entire student body a feeling of pride. COLOR GUARD First row: P. Kelleher. M. Meade. G. Lepnow. Second row: B. Hoele. P. Truncellito. Mrs. Dietch. Advisor; J. Tompkins. J. Speckmen. BAND First row: P. Kelleher, R. Gengaro, D. Grady. J. Cuviello. R. Rogers. G. Lapnow. Second row: M. Meade. C. Wilson, J. Henning. M. Nelson, A. Pica. E. Candelaura. J. McCue. K. Wurst. K. Rudd, R. Patracca. R. Eldins. Mr. McNamara, Advisor. Third row: R. Feitl. S. Gousen. W. Reuss. R. Hansen. C. Berteele. J. Provost. D. Kunz. S. Adelman. D. Carlesco. E. Weibrecht. 125 AWARD RECIPIENTS In these two pages of the 1962 Zenith, the staff has gathered together pictures of members of the student body who have received special awards throughout the year. These accolades are the fruits of efforts in the scholastic, athletic, and civic fields. The recipients are those students who have shown outstanding achievement and potential community leadership, thereby bringing new honors to Weehawken High School. This is our way of acknowledging and complimenting not only those students that have already received recognition, but also those who will be honored this spring. Bernard Zeichner Weehawken High School Championship Tennis Player Jack Fahey—Second highest scorer in Hudson County; member of the third County team. 126 Beverly Harlin—Betty Crocker Home- making Award 127 Weehawken High School's Varsity Cheerleading Squad— Hudson County Champions for third consecutive year. Terry Orlick, 2nd place—4th division N. J. State Wrestling. Elaine Bertelsen, Elk's Most Valuable Student Contest—Girl's Division, Hudson County. Mr. Rogers: R. Schoenrock, First Place General Science; L. Cascardo, First Place Junior Science; R. Feitl, First Place Physics; E. Brandli, First Place Chemistry; H. Reicherz, First Place Biology. EDITOR'S MESSAGE The creation of a yearbook is a difficult and sometimes extremely trying task. Each deadline posed its own specific problem, but all were characterized by cooperation, ingenuity, and perseverance. Needless to say that everyone associated with the 1962 Zenith endeavored to do his utmost to make it the best. With great anticipation the Editorial Staff and I awaited the delivery of the completed book. I hope that you will gain as much enjoyment from reading it as we have had in producing it. There were certain people without whose cooperation and supervision this yearbook would not be possible. I feel it necessary to give special thanks to: Progress Associates, especially Mr. Pruett, for their understanding guidance and quality workmanship. Dian Studio, for its help and expert photography. The Faculty and Administration, particularly Mr. Becker, for their patience and kindness. Mrs. Williams and the Business Staff for making the Zenith financially possible. Mr. Grazian for his invaluable advice. The entire Editorial Staff for their fine diligent work. To our advisor, Mr. Schichtel, whose merits and aid could not possibly be listed. Last, but far from least, you, the students of Weehawken High School. PAULETTE TRUNCELLITO Editor-in-Chief As Far As Seniors Go. — We're the First! HOMEROOM 207 Angelo Sue Roger Bruce Bunny John Duke Marsha Jerry Nancy Stephanie Rich Allie Diane Gerry Brian Rich Bill Pat Brenda Liz Arlene Lorraine Judy April Dorine Mr. Grazian 130 Congratulations to the Seniors from HOMEROOM 209 Bob Walter Mary Danny George Ed Ray Ray George Ed Dennis Pat Roy Artie Beverly Mrs. Oppenheim Mark Eileen Richie Jean Helen Linda Linda Sue Maureen Karen Carol Kathy Congratulations to the Seniors from HOMEROOM 205 Terry Mary Bill Pat Christine Jim Dottie Beverly Casey Karen Barbara Harry Tina Eddie Cos Mr. La Paglia Bob Pete Stephanie Russ Cathy Jack Barbara Fred Arlene Frank Greta Bill 132 Congratulations to the Class of 1962 from HOMEROOM 211 Frank Betsy Robert Agnes Bernice Ronald Jerry Barbara Richard Jan Claire Susan John Joan John Barbara Betty Thomas Joseph Judy Marilyn Rita Carole Roseanne Jimmy Daniel Grace Francis Philip Otto Thomas 133 Congratulations to the Class of '62 from HOMEROOM 202 Tom Pete Elaine Eileen Phil Linda Margret John Margret Joan Marilyn Louis Otto Vinny Pat Al Jim Sylvia Guy Judy Val Bill Tom Helen Madeline Joyce Marge Larry Mr. Urchuk Congratulations to the BEST of us from the LEAST of us HOMEROOM 213 Fred Carl Steve Ermie George Bernie Maureen Paulette Andrea George Linda Pete Janie Fred Ed Marianna Rose Ann Joyce George Gerry Janet Dave Ed Mr. Schichtel 135 Best of Luck to the CLASS OF 1962 President ......................................................... 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Y. - Providence MANUFACTURING JCWCLCRS Ellen Jean Carol Diane Felicia CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '62 FROM HOMEROOM 103 MRS. WILLIAMS Jimmy Jane George Nancy Arlene Christine Marie Pat Bill Bill Virginia Joanne Ronald Gail James Michele Richard Dianne Bob Ken Lucille Elaine Danny Will Tom Edward 145 Mary Dennis Jon Charles Lois Gail George Joseph HOMEROOM 206 Lucille Phil Larry Helen Dennis Philip Valerie Pauline Gail Fred Carol Carolyn Howard Ellen Julieanne Claire Margherita Louise Charles Ronald Susan CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '62 FROM HOMEROOM 208 MR. WOLFF Anha Jim Barbara Hazel Terry Lynne Ellen Walter Ed Bob Lillian Al Paul Sharon Al Nancy CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1962 HOMEROOM 111 Jack Tony Teddy Robert Bob Ray Ginny Anthony Rita Dottie MRS. BADRIG Maria Bob Steve Ricky Karen Joe Barbara Gary Rosette Kenny Gail Bob Virginia Linda Bob Maureen Lynn Leona Ed Phil SENIORS OF 1963 HOMEROOM 210 Robert Craig Diane MR. NERSESIAN Kathleen Judith Barbara Gisele Frank Gloria Mary Thea Ken John Eileen Judy Donald Theresa Ed 147 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '62 FROM HOMEROOM 106 Jim Steve Maris Karen Suzanne Beverly Danny Dennis James Cosmo Rommert Tom Ruth Richard Lois Donna Terry Dennis E. Val John Everlyn Kathy Virginia Diane Peggy Dorothy MISS HOGAN CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1962 Anthony Jean Peter Annarose John Patricia Bob Irene Gene Danny Helen Janice Mike Frank Joe Peggy John Karen Charlie Pat Alex Chet Pat Sandra Eddie Kenny Sandra Michael HOMEROOM 104 MR. BUEHLER CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1962 FROM HOMEROOM 109 Don Charlie Neil Charlie Bob Charlie Mike John Rudy Dennis Cathy Judy Nellie Carol Elsa Marilyn Janet Pat Jane Pat MR. BEISSWANGER Charlie Mike Karl Linda Seta Pete John Diane Carol CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1962 FROM HOMEROOM 113 Lauren Joseph Rich Bob Richie Charles A. Charles T. Gerhard Jennifer Maryanne Stanley Judy Elwood Gerri Harry John Pat Alba Charlene Carolyn Roger Kathy Sandy Harold Judy George Billy Rudy Pat Diane MR. MILLER 149 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 62 HOMEROOM 102 MR. PAGNOTTA MR. PRIMIANO Cookie Charley Maureen Cherrie Ellen John Carol Al Pete Sal A. Linda Richie Janice Mary Jane Danny Gail Robert Don Russ Judy Mike Bunny Sal B. Ed Vinny Karen Jimmy Bev Anne HOMEROOM 105 MRS. WAHLERS Georgia Pat Helen Jane John Bob Geoffrey Jane Beverly Bob Roger Benjamin Michele Nancy Harry Fred Bruce Charlotte Marjorie Steve Louis Janet Dorothy Judy Sam Arthur Carol Joan Sandra 150 Brian Diane Evelyn John Danny Pete Peter Jim John Mary Lee Chris Elizabeth Betty Sue Margaret Jim Carol Marion Sonny Linda Gerri Angela Stan Harold Cathy James CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS HOPE WE MAKE IT TOO HOMEROOM 101 MISS ALAIMO Eugene BEST OF LUCK TO THE SENIORS FROM THE BEST OF THE SOPHOMORES HOMEROOM 112 MISS ALEXOVITS Dotty Margaret Jay John Bob Peter Dan Fred Bob Oroille Al Ray Joe Dottie Dianne Phyllis Ann Doreen Frank Nelson Ann Denise Jim Linda Paul Lois John Chris CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1962 FROM HOMEROOM ELA Arthur Kafka Gerard Montagno Robert Hartman Donald Hoeschele Robert Jennes Howard Karp Sheldon Kashian Edward Kassab Michael Kelleher Craig Laabs Steven Levine Richard Lynch Lawrence Magliola Leonard Milich Steven Miller Arlene Keebler Helen Mangos Susan Hester Judith Hintze Maureen Horan Rose Ann Inglese Kathleen Kelly Nancy Knudsen Lynn Kopp Sheila Lake Marsha Lang Loretta Lindsay Judith Lovoglio Patricia Maher Catherine Maione Merilyn Mannion Milagros Matos Good Luck to the Seniors from HOMEROOM ELB Phones: UNion 7-8120-7-8121 HERMAN KRUG 4217 Park Avenue Union City, New Jersey H. Niedzielski J. Novick T. Orapesa D. Parisi S. Pennington A. Picca A. Pineles H. Raupp R. Roetger R. Rowohlt K. Rudd A. Sacks R. Schoenrock S. Schwartz M. Seidenari M. Nelson A. Salas C. Michaels C. Morris M. Morrison A. Pavony R. Piezzo F. Poggi L. Powers C. Predoti J. Rogler S. Rosenfeld K. Roth L. Schlosser M. Schravendeel R. Sepe K. O'Boyle M. Naranjo Hardware Plumbing Supplies Tools Electrical Supplies Glass Garden Supplies Paints Housewares Mill Supplies Ladders Janitorial Supplies Sand A Cement CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '62 FROM THE CLASS OF '65 Good Luck Class of '62 HIGHWAY ESSO 403 TONNELE AVENUE JERSEY CITY, N. J. CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the Class of June 1962 HOHNEKER'S DAIRY 807 - 74th STREET NORTH BERGEN, N. J. UNion 9-0000 SERVING YOU SINCE 1898 with THE VERY BEST CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1962 FOR THE MOST IN DINING PLEASURE . . . SWISS TOWN HOUSE Restaurant FRANK L. LUCILLE PIZZUTA Luncheon - Dinner - Banquets 3312 HUDSON AVENUE UNION CITY, NEW JERSEY UNion 7-9830 LIQUORS — Quick Free Delivery — VAN'S ICE CREAM PARLOR 30 MINUTE SERVICE AND LUNCHEONETTE Why Leave Your Guests? Your Liquor Will Be There Quickly Country Club Ice Cream 1001 Cases of Cold Beer Wines Liquors 4220 Park Avenue TRENZ MARKET Weehawken, New Jersey Call . . . UNion 7-9420 Telephone: UNion 5-9873 313-315 Centre Avenue Secaucus, N. J. We Believe We Know UNion 4-3330 Garage: UNion 7-1417 What Young Folk Like to Wear . . . —and it is our great pleasure to serve them. They are always welcome at Holthausen's McCLURE'S where they will find America's newest Teen- age styles at prices to suit their budgets. Bus Truck Service, Inc. HOLTHAUSEN'S Diesel and Gas Specialists Bergenline Avenue — 35th to 36th Streets 10 Marion Terrace, Secaucus, N. J. Union City Bergen County Garage: UNion 3-6000 - WHitney 6-6100 2113 - 49th Street, North Bergen, N. J. 154 NESBIT Compliments of PRINTING SERVICE WEEHAWKEN ♦ FIRE DEPARTMENT 161 Nesbit Street Weehawken, New Jersey ELdorodo 5-1949 PALISADE CLEANERS CRYSTENO, INC. All Cleaning Done On Premises Tailors One Hour Service - Shirt Launderers We Call for and Deliver DOMINICK DeSTENO 2106 Hudson Blvd., Union City, N. J. 4625 Park Ave., Union City, N. J. 530 Madison Avenue 2506 Palisade Avenue, Weehawken, N. J. New York 22, N. J. UNion 3-0492 HARRY HUNDEVADT NICHOLAS R. HRONICH CO. Plumbing Heating Contract Insulators O ■ 249 Centre Avenue 305 De Soto Place Secaucus, N. J. Falrview, N. J. UNion 3-3892 Congratulations HUDSON COUNTY to the NATIONAL BANK Senior Class from Savings Accounts - Checking Accounts MRS. CHESTER TOMPKINS Deposits Insured Up To $10,000 nr By The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 156 DAIRY QUEEN A FRIEND r- 44th STREET and PARK AVENUE UNION CITY, NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF New York - New Jersey - Iowa - California - Indiana KOTA PRODUCTS INC. COLLEGIATE CAP GOWN KING OF THEM ALL 366 - 5th AVENUE Manufacturers and Engineers of Aluminum Windows and Doors NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK 68-72 WEST 18th STREET WEEHAWKEN, NEW JERSEY Wl 7-5073 Phone UNion 6-1300 HANSEN BROS. UNion 3-4746 We Deliver WEEHAWKEN BAKERY Storm A Screen Windows EUGENE K. LENZ, Proprietor BERGENUNE AVENUE at 85th STREET Whipped Cream Birthday Cakes Our Specialty Fresh Bread A Rolls Daily NORTH BERGEN, N. J. Open Sundays UNion 6-4832 4702 PARK AVENUE WEEHAWKEN, N. J. COLUMBIA PARK BOWLING SWarthmore 8-4466 STAN'S SPORT CENTER JOHN B. FATIGATI, President PETER STANICH - RAYMOND CERRITO 64 Modern Brunswick Lanes Sporting Goods and Hobbies 3131 HUDSON BOULEVARD NORTH BERGEN, N. J. UNion 7-9163 536 WASHINGTON STREET HOBOKEN, NEW JERSEY ANCHOR BOAT CLUB FT. OF FARM ROAD SECAUCUS, N. J. OLdfield 9-5422 SEYMOUR ZUBALSKY CASTLE MOTORS, INC. Chrysler - Imperial - Valiant 1315 Willow Avenue Hoboken, N. J. Best Wishes to Clast of 1962 MR. MRS. SAMUEL TOFFLER UNion 3-3086 NOTARY PUBLIC HENRY P. SCHICHTEL Insurance - Real Estate 603 Gregory Avenue Weehawken, N. J. Near Lincoln Tunnel Marginal Road PFAFF'S BAKERY Party Cakes for all Occasions 135 Front Street Secoucus, N. J. UNion 3-6159 THE YARDSTICK Fashion Fabrics 6137 Bergenline Avenue West New York, New Jersey McWilliams knitting mills inc. Jody Lynn Sweaters Union City, New Jersey Tel. UNion 5-5165 CORDTS, INC. SELF-SERVICE Delicatessen and Groceries 2025 Bergenline Avenue Union City, N. J. Compliments of MR. MRS. HENRY KRAJEWSKI UNion 7-4432 Free Delivery RAPONE'S LIQUOR STORE Choice Beer, Wines and Liquors L. RAPONE, Prop. — T. RAPONE, Mgr. 4600 Park Avenue Weehawken, N. J. Congratulations to the Class of 1962 MR. MRS. J. KELLEY UNion 7-6368 L. J. RAD Jewelers Jewelers to Northern New Jersey Bergenline at 60th West New York, New Jersey MAY BROTHERS Slipcovers - Upholstries - Draperies UNion 6-5088 TERRACE MEAT MARKET 3704 Park Avenue UNion 6-3019 UNion 9-7310 ZENITH CLEANERS DYERS, INC. 7025 Bergenline Ave. North Bergen, N. J. VINCENTS The Unusual in Fine Jewelry Main Store: 6147 Bergenline Avenue 1271 Paterson Plank Rd. UNion 5-3268 UNion 6-5882 158 7025 Bergenline Ave. COMPLIMENTS OF UNion 4-4421 FRANK GUIDI Self Service Launderette • Storage Free Moth Proofing FRANK'S CLEANERS ANTHONY PALCARI AND FAMILY Cleaning - Tailoring All Work Done On Premises 6204 Bergenline Avenue West New York, N. J. Cathy Dan Linda LOONEY, Kevin Timmy UNion 6-4527 FLANAGAN'S DAIRY Port Murray Products Dist. EARLY MORNING MILK DELIVERY 281 Born Street Secaucus, N. J. Congratulations UNion 3-1811 - 12 WEST NEW YORK LUMBER SUPPLY CO. Class of 1962 Lumber - Hardware WEEHAWKEN FOOTBALL TEAM Stock and Special Millwork Park Avenue 52nd Street West New York, N. J. Congratulations MASTRO LUMBER AND MILLWORK CO. Class of 1962 124 - 43rd Street Union City, N. J. Phones: UNion 7-2121 - 2 MR. STEPHINE ADAMOWICZ AND FAMILY Lumber - Sash - Doors - Trim - Frames - Molds Congratulations Phone UNion 7-7291 GORDON JEWELERS, INC. Class of 1962 Diamonds - Giftware THE HESTER FAMILY EASY PAYMENTS 3404 Bergenline Avenue Union City, N. J. Near 34th Street Good Luck Best Wishes Class of '62 Sonlor Class of 1962 from MARRA'S DRUG STORE JOSEPH Me KEEVER FAMILY 1285 Plaza, Secaucus, New Jersey Free Delivery Call: UNion 5-3540 - 1 Compliments of Compliments of MONTGOMERY WARD JOHN J. HAGGERTY 6512 Bergenline Avenue West New York, New Jersey Compliments of EGGERS Wines - Liquor - Delicatessen SECAUCUS 5 10 1277 Paterson Plank Road Secaucus, N. J. We Deliver — UNion 4-2032 2 2 yearbooks since 19lit I NCORPORATED CALIFORNIA AVENUE • PATERSON. NEW JERSEY MULBERRY 4-4322 . . . Patrons . . . A Mr. Mr . William Addvensky Stan Adelman Mr. Mr . Arthur Africano David John Africano Dr. Mr . S. H. Africano A Friend A Friend A Friend Jimmy Agresti Mr. Mr . Han Abler Mr. Mr . E. Aimone Ellen Aimone Mary C. Alexovits Miss Anne Alaimo Mr. Mr . Leo Aljian Lorraine Aljian Valerie Aljian Cecelia Allison John Amico Paul Amico Arthur Anderson Anne Jimmy Annette Ronnie April Clancy Arie Scorpio Arlene Miss Ann Arlighaus Carol Auletto Harry Auletto Sal Averso Mrs. Vasalia Azzata Joe Azzolini B Mr. Mrs. R. Badrig Casey Baggies Mr. William Bahroth Emma Baker Bill Baletti Mary Balzano Mr. Mrs. Michael Barvich Mr. Mrs. A. Bator Anthony E. Bator Patricia Bator Charlees Bazikian Daniel Bazikian Mr. Mr . M. Bazikian Marie E. Bech Mr. Mrs. George Becker Pete Begovich Mr. Russell Beisswanger Mr. Mrs. Arthur Bertelsen Carol Bertelsen Elaine Bertelsen Betty Billy Beverly Albert Jim Biavnco Edmund Bienkowski Big John Big Tom Billy Cheryl Mr. Mrs. Diedrich Bischoff Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Blanchard Anthony Blazini Bob Bob's Hardware Peter Boele Bonasate Grocery Raymond Borngesser Ronald Borngesser Betty Bourbon Mr. Mrs. Gustav Breiter Helen Breiter Margaret Breiter Edna Demaris Brennen Arlene Brennert Peggy Brown Mr. Mrs. Andrew Brucato Bill Budin Mr. Mrs. W. Buehler Mr. Warren Buehler Bug Harry Burkart Dorothy Burrell C Mrs. J. Callahan Chris Campacci Chris Campacci Tony Cannarsa Gerri Carbone Josephine Corbone Mr. Mrs. Joseph Carcich Norine Carey Barbara Carnival Carol Guy Mrs. Mary Caroselli Mrs. Dorothy Carpenter Loretta Cascardo Carol Cash Lee Caspito June Cataldi Clveronne Cavoselli Catherine Cerbasi Angela CerVelli Mrs. Helen Chiarella Patricia Chieco Mary Christoforou Jean Church Mr. Mrs. Mario Ciccione Cieris Family Mr. Mrs. I. Cifarettos Madeline Cifarettos Mr. Mrs. James Cinquegrann Jim Cloncy Bill Clark Guy Colaneri Ann Colao Terry Colao Mr. Mrs. Thomas Colao Christine Collin Jane E. Collins Nancy Collins Community Grocer Connie Bob Tom Conville James Culhane Carolyn Currier James Cuviello Mr. Mrs. Joseph Cuviello D Mrs. Dahl Mrs. J. Daley Mike Daley Mr. Mr . $. Davaris Felicia Davis Mr. Mrs. R. A. Dawson Carol DeBari Steve DeCandia Daniel DeGroot Casey DeKoning Dennis Delaney Edward Scoop De-La-Roche Michelle DePascale James Descerier Cosmo DeSteno Bobby DeVrils Mrs. B. DeYoung Mr. J. DeYoung Rich DeYoung William DeYoung Mr. Mrs. Neal Dietch Dan Direnzo Terry Donnelly John Donohue Mary Dooley Doreen Gari Eileen Dorn Sandy Dorry Dotti Jimmy Dottie-Lisa Jim Dougherty Michael Patrick Doyle Richard Draeuseux Lucille Dragonetti Will Drew Thomas Duffy Edward Durnien Bill Dwyer E George H. Eggers Mr. Mrs. M. Ehret Eileen Walt Elaine Rudy Mr. Bill Ellinger Dennis Elwell Lester Elwell Diane Emanuele Evelyn Emanuele Johnnie Eng Alan Engel Mr. Mrs. James Engel Ruthie Engelhardt Mr. H. Epstein A! Shorty Erckert Mr. Mrs. S. Esteve Evie Rudy F Alex Fahey Mr. Mrs. George Fahey George Fahey IV George Barbara Fahey Leslie Fahey Angela Farinola Donna Farrell Bob Feitl Kenn De Ferris Mr. Mrs. Fiala Arlene L. Fishbine Mr. Mrs. Thomas J. Flanagan Dianne Fleischmann Flo-Lou-Grace-Ann Lois Floatman Virginia Fourounjian Fred Nancy Mrs. Emma Freeman Dale Frees Daniel Frees Denise Frees Lucille Frees Milton Frees Frenchie Boopsie, Jr. Ronald Friedberg George Friedet J. Friend Ken Fritsche Janet Frueh Richard Funke G Gail Bob Dennis Gaito Mr. Mrs. F. Gallo Theresa Gallo Kathy Ganim Mrs. Rose Gascard Ann Geis Barbara Geis Betty Geis Eugene Geis Gene Cecile Moe P. Gennaro Ida A. Genoni Suzann Giannini Bob Gibson David Gibson John Gick Richard Gierwatowski Gisele, Gloria, Thea Mrs. F. Gloeser Fred Glaeser Mr. Mrs. William Glarner Mary Goedecker Richard Goelz Herman Gonzales Miss Alice Gouled Frank P. Grazian Mr. Mrs. E. Griglio Eugene Griglio Bob Groesbeck Diane Gross Louie Groth Miss Barbara Joyce Gulko Miss Sharon Gi-Gi Guiko H Ted Hainfield Mr. Mrs. Howard I. Hall Buddy Hanks Helen Harris Harve Joyce Karen Harvey Mr. Mrs. R. W. Houbner, Jr. Paul Havlicek Pat Heineman Mr. Mrs. Thomas Heineman Carol Heinrich Greta Heinrich Mr. Mrs. Walter Heinrich Mr. Mrs. Heitmuller Dorothy Helwig Mrs. Martha Hendershot Mr. Mrs. A. Hening Wayne A. Hening Beverly Henkel Jane Hensel Gail Henyecz Lorraine Heslin Mr. Mrs. Hermann Hesse Martin Hester Susan Hester Mrs. Anna Higgins Bruce Higgins Jerry Higgins Joe Higgins Kelly Ann Higgins Pot Higgins Mr. Mrs. Fred Hilmer Laura Jean Hilmer Marie Pizzuta Hinz Beverly Hoehl Miss Hogan Mr. Mrs. Hogan Mr. Mrs. J. Robert Holmes Mr. Joe Holmes Miss Uno M. Holmes Miss Marian Honiss Mr. RL Hopkins Maureen Horan Mr. Mrs. Matthew Houtkooper Mrs. William Houtkooper John Howley Mr. Mrs. John Howley Meriel Howley Winifred Howley Benjamin Huber Getty Hugerich Bertha A. Hulse Geoffrey P. Hunt Mr. Mrs. Robert Hunt I Mrs. Celia lannuzzi Mr. Mrs. F. lannuzzi George lannuzzi Rosean Inglese Mrs. B. Ivanoski Bob Iversen J J. C. s. Jack Lorraine Jacky her boyfriend Maude R. Jacobs Jamsie Judy Janet Billy Janet Jerry Janie Joan Eddie Mr. Mrs. J. Jodice Jody Gil John Cookie John Dotty James Johnson Mr. Mrs. Cliff Jones Florence Juby Judy Billy K Georgine Kaminski Harry Kane Josephine Kone Arlene Kangun Karen Kappmier Karen Nicky Karin Howie Mr. Mrs. Edward Kaseh Kathe Gus Kothy Paul Joe Kegser Jane Keller Ruth Keller Edward Kelly Jeanne Kelly Kothy Kelly Lois Kelly Russell J. Kelsey Goil Kennedy Ellen Kennelly Geo. Mark Kirchgessner Patti Kloo Mr. Mrs. J. Knebel Bill Koelle Bill Koelle Elaine Koelle Henrietta Koelle Barbara Koenig Bert Koenig Florence Koenig Mark Koenig Thomas Koenig Carol Komorowski Brenda Kortrey Donna Kortrey Mr. Mrs. H. Kortrey Harry Kortrey Mr. Mr . Charles Krajewski Pauline Krajewski . . Patrons . . . Clair Kuhn Mr . Mildred Kunnemonn L Jack Lake Shelia Lake Mrs. Lena Lalli Mr . A. Lampe Mr. Mr . E. Lane Mr. Mr . A. LaPoglia Gail lapnow Mr. Mr . J. Lapnow L Al Howard Leabowilz Bonnie Leiser Leon' Cleaner Dr. Mr . A. Levin Margherita Lievore Linda Richie Loretta Lindsay Lillian G. Lintkey Chorie� W. Lipp Sue lishinsky Little-Elite Lizzy Jimmy Judy Lombardi Roy Lombardi Mr. Mr . S. Lombardi Ed Looney Mr. Mr . W. D. Looney Louise Frank Maureen Luca Mary Ann Luongo Thomas Lydon Dennis E. Lynch Mary A. Lynch Michael A. Lynch Peirre Lynch Mr. Mr . Christofher Lynn Chrittofher Lynn, Jr. John Lynn Patricia Lynn M Mrs. James Macartney Maggie Mr. Mr . Aido Magliola Lawrence Magliola Dotty Maikranz Mr. Anthony Maio Cathy Malina Pat Malina Cathy Malone Marilynn Mannion Dora Monzo John Manzo Ray Manzo Ray Monzo Carol Marchesani Marge Marge Carl Margie Eddie Margo' Inc. Marie Bill Paul Marques Marro Bros. Martha Stan Miss Olga Marshall Dianne Mathewsen John Mattaliano Maureen May's Luncheonette Mr. Mrs. Me Chetney Harold Me Cormack Annette Me Coy Mr. Mrs. James Me Cue Mary Me Cue Joseph Me Kay Mrs. Agrves Me Kenna Anne Me Loughlan Mr. Mrs. John Me Manus Linda Me Manus Mary B. Me Manus Mrs. Minnie Me Nall Medhill Tavern Mr. Mrs. W. Mehler John Melis Carol Metzger Mr. Mrs. Gary Metzger Sandi Metzger Mr. Mr . Sidney Metzger Michele Frank Midge Kenny Mike Cathy Miller Johanna Miller Miss Janet Milstein Master Philip Milstein Miss Rote T. Montagne Nino Montognino Evelyn Morales Arthur Moschen Linda Muniz Mr. Mrs. John Muscarello Mr. Mrs. John Myhowycz N N. C. E. Phyllis Nance Nannuk of the North Mrs. Kay Napolitano Joseph Nathanson Richard A. Neete Mr. Mrs. Richard O. Neete Charles Neithardt Mike Nelson Mr. C. Nersesian John Neyer Walter Noren Mr. Mrs. Walter Noren Jay Novick Mr. Mrs. Stewart L Novick Mandy Nowoeki O Richard O'Connor Big T. O' D. Philip Odabaehi Tommy O'Donnell Ilona Oeltze Mr. Mrs. Emil Ognisanti Mr. Mrs. John Ognisanti Rita Olsen Mr. Arthur Olson Stan Olson Olympic Shoe Repair Karen Orlick Mr. Mrs. T. O'Sullivan Otto Mill P Mr. Mrs. J. C. Pagnotta Mr. A. Palumbo Mr. Mrs. Adolf Pamiano Salvatore Parisi Pat Barbara Pat Charlie Pat John Pat Ray Pat Vinny Gerri Pavero Edd Pavlick Sharon Pelsang Penny John Promers Perger Anna Perhacs Bill Perhacs Nancy Perincole Jerry Peter Mr. Mrs. Kurt Peter Mrs. Ann Peters Bob Petrolino Pidge Edward Pietrowicz Rosemary Piezzo Mr. Mrs. Peter Pitrelli Frank A. Pizzuta Frank L. Pizzuta Jimmy Pizzuta Mr. Mrs. John Pizzuta Lucille Pizzuta Pat Pizzuta Pop Pizzuta Tony Pizzuta Lynn Plant Mr. Mrs. Norman Plant Mr. Mrs. Renzo Polino Rita Poser Dr. Mrs. Andrew T. Power Alba Proto Miss Catherine M. Purcell Carol Pyskaty Q Mickey Qualiano R Mr. Mrs. B. Rodzca Mr. Mrs. Walter Ragurka Mrs. J. Rasmus Louise Rasmus Kathy Rayner Mr. Mrs. Nell Reardon Sandra Rees Harold Reicherz Linda Reicherz Mr. Mrs. Melvin L Reitch Mr. Mrs. E. Reiter Mr. Mrs. Al Rengstorff Woody Rennie Ido Ret Carol Reuter Elizabeth Reuter Jock Reyer Harry Reynolds Mr. Mrs. Danny Rezach Richie Linda Richie Sue Ted Richter Ricky Mr. Mrs. R. Rielly Ellen Riemenschneider Miss Katherine Roelker Joey Roensch Robert Roensch III Bob Roetger Mr. Charles Rogers Mr. Mrs. B. Rogge Mrs. Marie Romano Betsy Rosalin Rose Lon Mr. Mrs. Carl Rosenberg Lili Rotezzi Bob Rowohlt Mr. Mrs. Frank Ruff Ruth Ruff Ray Runiewicz S Sam Arlene Sambarino Ken Songillo Larry Sartori Pat Sartori Mary Rose Sauliner Fran Savino Ginny Scalzo Karen Schachian Charles Schedel Mr. Mrs. Charles Schedel Donald Scheidt Mary Ruth Scheidt Robert Schietel Mrs. Gertrude Schill Marie Schmid Rosalie Schrier Diane Schroeder Mr. Mrs. Herbert Schroter Mr. Mrs. Schwabelmeier Mr. Herman Schwabelmeier Mrs. H. Schwarting Mr. Mrs. Schweberger Claire Schweberger Joan Schweberger Schwind Schwindt Agnes Sciacchetano Mr. Mrs. R. F. Searson Secaucus Flower Shop Joey Segro Rito Sepe Rosette Seraidarian Maureen Severino Mr. Mrs. George Sewell Kenny Sgambati Shelly Carolyn Miss Theresa H. Shelley Elizabeth A. Sheridan Mrs. Siebert Linda Siebert Rod Silvey Mr. Mrs. George Sindorf George K. Sindorf John Me. M. Sindorf Mr. Mrs. James Sirico Debbie Skinner Kenneth Skinner Edwin W. Smith Snooky Mickey Ceil Soda no Mr. Mrs. C. Sommers Judy Speckman George Staropoli Mr. Mrs. Morris E. Stein Steve Val Mr. Mrs. F. Strukel Justine Sturzioni Mr. Mrs. John Stuy Sue George Richie Sullivan Rita Sullivan Marion Sutula T Ronnie T. Anthony Tabeek Mr. Mrs. Fred Tabeek Fom. Gloria Margaret Tabeek John P. Tabeek Mr. Mrs. Michael Tabeek Mr. Nick Tabeek Sis Rose Ann Tabeek Charlie Tagliareni Mr. J. Taylor Florence Terpening The Creeper Catherine Thebery Cathy Thebery Donald Thomas Marcia Thomson Elsa Torres Jacqueline Totaro Marge Trenz Bowling Girls Mrs. F. Truncellito Mrs. Joseph Truncellito Typing Pete U Lou Uiffers Barbara Ulturale Mr. Thomas Urchuk V Janet Vandenberg Mildred Vander Linden Charles Van Es Helen Van-Murt Cecelia Vazzona Pat Ventitora Charlie Verhole Donna Viccaro Luann Viccaro Vicky Bruce Virginia Billy Thomas Vogler Jackie Vukan W Mr. Mrs. J. Wagner Mrs. E. Wohlers Mr. W. F. Walker Ann Walsh Michael Walsh William Belford Walters Joan Wasko Rudy Weaver Louis Weber Bruce Weil Carl Weiss Mrs. Marie Weitz Mr. Mrs. Wells Ronald Welz Karen Wenke Frank Wenning Signa Whitehouse Joy Whitman Mr. Mrs. L. Whitman Joe Whelan George Wieder Mr. Mrs. George Wieder Robert Wieder Jackie Wiedner Pat Wilenta Linda Wilke Mr. Mrs. L J. Williams Charlie Wilson Mr. Mrs. Willy Winters Barbara Wiseberg Mr. Stuart Wolff Mr. Mrs. Walter Wordelman Chuch Woringer Robert Wulfert Z Mrs. Catherine Yahn Janet Yahn Y Diane Zajac Harry Zbuchalski Robert Zibowich Susan Zibowich SENIOR DIRECTORY Adamowicz, Thomas 731 Fourth St., Sec. Addvensky, Albert-----------------------712 Fifth St., Sec. Aimone, Eileen _________________ 2806 Palisade Ave., Wee. Alber, Thomas __........................ 268 Born St., Sec. Aljian, Valerie-------------------------741 Blvd. East, Wee. Allison, Sylvia ------------------- 50 Hauxhurst Ave., Wee. Ardizzone, Joan ------------------------ 210 Maple St., Wee. Baletti, William ---------------------- 79 Fulton St., Wee. Bania, Margaret------------------------ 145 Huber St., Sec. Bator, Patricia ................. 163 County Ave., Sec. Bazikian, Charles ------------------ 3 Eldorado PI., Wee. Bertelsen, Elaine ...................... 29—51st St., Wee. Bieloblocki, John .................... 57 County Ave., Sec. Bischoff, Lawrence--------------- 1532 Paterson Plank Rd., Sec. Boele, Linda------------------------- 3408 Park Ave., Wee. Boele, Peter-------------------------- 3408 Park Ave., Wee. Bogdon, Judith ........................... 692 Fifth St., Sec. Bonsee, Marilyn----------------------- 3324 Park Ave., Wee. Bossone, Vincent--------------------77 Hauxhurst Ave., Wee. Breiter, Margaret ------------------------- 205 Oak St., Wee. Carcich, Helen___________________ 122 Parkview Ave., Wee. Casey, Joyce........................... 206 Maple St„ Wee. Cifarettos, Madeleine______________________ 840 Eighth St., Sec. 67 Hauxhurst Ave., Wee. 66 Highwood Ter., Wee. ____ 194 Centre Ave., Sec. _______ 694 First St., Sec. .... 80 Fulton St., Wee. 1090 Stonewall Lane, Sec. _____ 118 Oak St., Wee. ______ 92 Maple St., Wee. ____ 763 Eighth St., Wee. Claussen, Otto______ Colaneri, Guy Colao, Theresa______ Croce, Patricia_____ DeBrito, Luis_______ Deitmer, Philip ____ DeKoning, Cornelis Della Bella, Harold „ Delitzscher, Dorothy DeSteno, Cosmo---------------------- 105 Shippen St., Wee. DeYoung William_______________________ 825—8th St., Sec. Dodd, Robert ..................... . 675 Blvd. East, Wee. Dorry, Frank ---------------------- 4530 Park Ave., Wee. Dorsey, James----------------------- 702 Chestnut St., Sec. Duthie, Russell ------------------ 207 Angelique St., Wee. Edmondson, William ___________________ 46—49th St., Wee. Engel, Karen .................... 125 Shippen St., Wee. Eschweiler, Fred _________________ 64 Fulton St., Wee. Eveland, Stephanie ---------------63 Highwood Terr., Wee. Fahey, John---------------------- 93 Highwood Terr., Wee. Fiedler, Christine _________________ 65 Hudson PI., Wee. Flanagan, Catherine____________________281 Born St., Sec. Forsdahl, Peter..................... 726 Golden Ave., Sec. Franke, Edward---------------------- 3338 Park Ave., Wee. Frees, Daniel-----------------------261 Centre Ave., Sec. Garcia, Angelo...................... 224A Maple St., Wee. Garofalo, Susan —......—_________ 113 Hauxhurst Ave., Wee. Geis, Barbara ------------------------- 53—47th St., Wee. Gengaro, Roger-------------------------9 Cooper PI., Wee. Gibson, Robert 206 Angelique St., Wee. Goldberg, Bruce ..._ Gratale, Dominick ... Gray, Thomas _______ Groesbeck, John ____ Gross, Tina ________ Hall, Mary ......... Harlin, Beverly_____ Heineman, Arlene____ Heinrich, Greta..... Henkel, Barbara ____ Hester, Marsha ___________ Higgins, Jerry ........... Hitchell, Nancy __________ — 814 Roosevelt Ave., Sec. ______ 125 Oak St., Wee. ------ 223 Oak St., Wee. ...... 883 Blvd. East, Wee. ------II — I5st St., Wee. — I 18 Maple St., Wee. 4510 Park Ave., Wee. 85 Highwood Terr., Wee. — 218 Angelique St., Wee. ......_ 716 John St., Sec. ---- 67—46th St., Wee. ---- 3208 Pleasant Ave., Wee. ------------------ 30—45th St., Wee. Houtkooper, William ----------------- 135 Centre Ave., Sec. Howley, Stephanie —---------------- 3408 Park Ave., Wee. Hughes, Richard---------------------- 849 Blvd. East, Wee. Kashian, Alan ------------------------- 119 Oak St., Wee. Kauker, Diane ................... I 110 Stonewall Lane, Sec. Kelly, Geraldine ............—...... 2308 Palisade Ave., Wee. Kenney, Brian------------------------4916 Park Ave., Wee. Knebel, Richard ---------------------832 Third St., Sec. Koelle, William---------------------- 700 Hudson Ave., Sec. Kohlheim, Robert ----------------------- 719 Fifth St., Sec. Kolb, Patricia ......................... 10 Oak St., Wee. Kortrey, Brenda --------------------- 269 Hagan PI., Sec. Krajewski, Elizabeth ............. _ 201 Secaucus Rd.. Sec. Kruger, Arlene ---------------------- 184 Franklin St., Sec. Lang, Lorraine ------------------ 85 Hauxhurst Ave., Wee. Lehigh, Daniel ................. 1030 Stonewall Lane, Sec. SENIOR DIRECTORY Lichtlin, Dorine ..... Lombardi, Judith Lombardo, April Looney. Edward .. _________ 826 Roosevelt Ave., Sec. _______________ 799 Fifth St., Sec. _______________ 3 Potter PL, Wee. _______________ 213 Dodd St., Wee. Lorentzen, Roy ____________________ 215 Oak St., Wee. Lynn, Patricia 65A Highwood Terr., Wee. Mac Pherson, Walter................ 76 W. 18th St., Wee. Maiorano, George __________________ 764 Third St., Sec. Manzo, Raymond .................... 1128 Farm Road, Sec. McClure, Beverly____________________ 315 Centre Ave., Sec. McCollum, Dennis .............. 187 Ffackensack Ave., Wee. McCormack. Arthur . 247 Centre Ave., Sec. McCue, Mary ...........................9 Oak St., Wee. McKeever. Helen .................. 152 County Ave., Sec. McManus, Linda ..................... 204 Dodd St., Wee. Meade, Maureen ..........— 36 47th St., Wee. Melis, Mark ....................... 941 Blvd. East, Wee. Metzger, Carol _____________ - 5 Liberty PL, Wee. Michel, George -........— 696 Second St., Sec. Monaghan, Eileen ___________ -...... 136 Huber St., Sec. Morrow, Jean................ 1044 Central Lane, Sec. Mulvaney, Edward ... ...... 5 Grand St., Wee. Neese, Richard ____________________ 128 Oak St., Wee. Neyer, John................. -.........- 665 Fifth St., Sec. Nitschke, Kathryn Norch, Linda Ollwerther, Susan Pero, Jan Peter, Gerald Pizzuta, Agnes -------------- Pizzuta, Frank _______ Pizzuta, James ............... Plant, Karen ________________ Poser, Rita _________________ Predoti, Joseph ............. Qualiano, Thomas ............. Quick, Barbara .............. Reed, Grace Reilly, Francis______________ ____ I 14 Central Lane, Sec. ________ I I Am Terr., Sec. 714 Golden Ave., Sec. 251 Pandolfi Ave., Sec. ..... 536 Hudson Ave., Wee. _____ 3 Shippen St., Wee. 5 Grand St., Wee. _____ I I Grand St., Wee. _______ 71 First Ave., Sec. 206 Angeline St., Wee. ____ 105 Maple St., Wee. _______ 255 Born St., Sec. Rennie, Robert.............. Reuter, Carole Reyer, Otto ________________ .... 51 Chestnut St., Wee. ..... 1113 Farm Rd., Sec. _____10 W. 19th St., Wee. ____ 130 Shippen St., Wee. .... 735 Seventh St., Sec. _________ 755 Post PL, Sec. Repoli, Thomas Roesing, Richard Rogge, Bernice Rosalen, Betsey ........ Rosen, Daniel .......... Scalzo, Ronald _________ Schedel, Susan Scheil, Philip___ __________3 Allan Terr., Sec. 17 Mill Ridge Rd., Sec. _______ 4207 Park Ave., Wee. ___________ 736 Post PL, Sec. 104 Hauxhurst Ave., Wee. ......... 699 Fourth St., Sec. 292 Born St., Sec. 105 Lucht PL, Sec. 16 Oak St., Wee. 723 Irving PL, Sec. Schweberger, Claire Schreiber, Edward Schulze, Fred 3604 Park Ave., Wee. Scott, Roseanne _______________________99 Clifton Terr., Wee. Severino, Barbara _____________________ 18 Duer PL, Wee. Sidoti, Ermelindo ..................... 13 King Ave., Wee. Stehn, Judy ........................... 57 Hudson PL, Wee. Steinkrauss, Betty ____________________ 238 Maple St., Sec. Stephanian, Joan ______________________ 73—46th St., Wee. Stephanian, John ...................... 73—46th St., Wee. Stickerling, George............... 54 Highwood Terr., Wee. Strazzari, George ............... 2724 Palisade Ave., Wee. Supel, Marilyn 3 Ridgley PL, Wee. Tabeek, Rose Ann ....... Toffler, Andrea .......... Tompkins, Joyce Truncellito, Paulette .... Turso, Peter ............. Tyndall, Maureen . _______ Ulrich, Jane __________ Wedlick, Gerald ... Weibrecht, Ernst ......... Wieder, George Woeckner, Fred ........ Wordelman, Marianna ______ Yahn, Janet ................ 425 Gregory Ave., Wee. _____88 Columbia Terr., Wee. 66A—46th St., Wee. 3726 Park Ave., Wee. _______ 6 Fairview Ave., Sec. ......... 36—50th St., Wee. 222 Jane St., Wee. 736 Minnie PL, Sec. ------— 290 Potter PL, Wee. 163 Nesbit St., Wee. 243 Centre St., Sec. ....... 216 Franklin St., Sec. ....... 295 Centre Ave., Sec. —........ 718 Fourth St., Sec. -------- 71 Chestnut St., Wee. Yuengling, David ________________ Zbuchalski, Edward_______________ Zbuchalski, Linda ............. 87 Highwood Terr., Wee. Zeichner, Bernard . .... . I Grauert PL, Wee. Kopycinski, Joseph —......................... 4 Fulton St., Wee. Lindsay, Raymond --------------- 901 I New York Ave., N. B. Reynolds, Louis 232 Maple St., Wee. 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