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CRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL

A school—a building—a mass of rooms—boards and windows—space

Only the presence of people give the structure enough personalityto be called Cranford High School. Only the presence of people givethe structure a purpose.

GOLDEN C

CRANFORD

HIGH SCHOOLCranford, New Jersey

DEDICATION

A generation of CHS students may forget muchabout their four high school years, but they willremember for many years the dedicated teacher andfriend who has become a living symbol of CranfordHigh. For 30 years he has served in our school, earn-ing our respect while teaching us math. This Junehe is leaving CHS. The school can never be thesame when the second floor no longer rings withthe rhythmic chant of " + + ~~ ~, + ~ ~~ +,+ - + - / f - + - / + - - - r / + + - - / '

or the resounding bellow of "factor that baby" and

"peachy." Students will remember for years thelegend of the Glutz family (Rollo and Tilly) as toldto them by "Uncle Ollie"—also known as "Westie,"the "Ol' West," and the "Wreat White UBBA"—andwill never forget the "magic number" or the littleblack book so carefully kept in case the FBI shouldwant to check up on any of his students.

It is to this man, Oliver L West, to express ourthanks that the Class of 1966 dedicates this issue ofthe "Golden C."

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CONTENTSADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 13

SENIORS 23

UNDERCLASSMEN .. 97

ATHLETICS 105

ACTIVITIES 119

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BOARD OF EDUCATION-SEATED, left to right: Mrs. Margaret E. Gillespie, Mr. Bernard Litwack, Mr. RobertBiunno, Mrs. Arthur Jacoby. STANDING: Mr. James H. Williams. Mr. Robert H. Seavy, Mr. George A.Rubine, Mr. Carter E. Porter, Mr. S. Robert Christiansen, Mr. George Sauer.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

CLARK W. McDERMITH

Illinois College, A.B.University of Illinois, M.A.

achers College, Columbia University, Ed.D.

Superintendent of Schools

FRANK MARTZ

University of North Dakota, B.S.

University of Minnesota, M.S.

Director of Curriculum and /nslruriion

G. f. ZIMMERMAN

Bucknell University, B.A.Columbia University, M.A.

Principal

CHARLES P. LITTEN

Bridgewater College, B.A.University of Virginia, M.Ed.

Guidance Counselor

HELEN R. SCOTT

Morris Harvey College, B.S.Temple University, M.Ed.

Guidance Counselor

DR. CHARLES POST

Rider College, B.S.Rutgers University, M.Ed., Ed.S.

Temple University, Ed.D.

Vice-Principal

JANE SEYMOUR

Teachers College ColumbiaUniversity, B.S.

Mount Sinai Hospital Schoolof Nursing, Diploma

Cheerleader SponsorVocational Medical Club Sponsor

School Nurse

WILLIAM H. MARTIN

Gettysburg College, B.A.Springfield College, M.Ed.

Varsity BasketboH CoachAthletic Director

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ANGELA ADAMIDES

Barnard College, A.B.

Valhalla Co-SponsorCreative Writing Club

Co-Sponsor

MARIE ATTANASIO

Montclair State CollegeB.A.

ARTHUR L. FREDMAN

St. Peter's College, B.A.

IRMA GODLIN

Syracuse University, B.A.

Rutgers, M.Ed.

Creative Writing Club

Valhalla Co-Sponsor

ALBERT HEIN

Montclair State CollegeB.A., M A .

Mask & Bauble Co-SponsorGo/den C Sponsor

MICHAEL MARCUS

Middleburg College, B.A.

•Senior Play Co-Sponsor

FREDERICK L. MULLER, JR.

Gettysburg College, A.B.

Spotlight Co-Sponsor

ROSEMARY RITVO

Douglass College, B.A.

Senior Play Co-Sponsor

ZILLAH S. PROPHETT

Wellesley College, B.A.Simmons College ofLibrary Science, B.S.

Library Council Sponsor

English

Department

MRS. DARBY

Assistant Librarian

SUSAN SPIELBERGQueens College of CityUniversity of N.Y,, B.A.

SUE WALLER

Fairletgh DickinsonUniversity, B.S.

Library Department

VINCENT 8ODINO

Montclair State College

B.A., M.A.

Assistant Football Coach

EDWARD SCHWARTZ

Rutgers UniversityB.S., M.Ed.

,,MERLYN JONES

Bloomsburg State TeachersCollege, B.S.Ed.

Montclair State CollegeM.A.

J.V. Wrest/ing CoachVarsity Football Coach

LAWRENCE UTTMAN

Rutgers UniversityA.B., M.Ed.

Mathematics

Department

BEATRICE SCHWOERER

Montclair State CollegeB.A., M.A.

Columbia University, T.C.

Senior Class Co-Sponsor

OLIVER L. WEST

Harvard College, A.B.Columbia University, M.A.

LYDIA M. POLGLASE

Hunter College, B.A.New York University, M.A.

CHARLES MESSINA

Newark State College, B.A.

Ass/slant Football CoachIndoor Track Coach

Outdoor Track Coach

JOHN WITHERINGTON

Trinity College, B.A.

Forum Club Sponsor

DAVID NAYLOR

Grove City College, B.A.

Student Council Sponsor

EDWARD J. BOYLE

St. Peter's College, B.S.Rutgers University, M.A.

Assembly Ushers' SponsorAssembly Com. Advisor

Social Studies

Department

Language

Department

ESTHER ROSEMARY JOOS

Douglass College, B.A.University of Heidelberg

B.A.

German Club Sponsor

ISABEL DUKESMontctair State College

B.A.French Club Sponsor

MARIE KERZMAN

New York University

B.A., M.A.

Junior Class Co-Sponsor

JUDITH RENEE FREDMAN

Rutgers University, B.A.

Spanish Club Sponsor

ALICE JAFFE


Junior Classical LeagueSponsor

DORIS KOPP


B.A.

Mask and BaubleCo-Sponsor

Girls' Tennis Team SponsorGirls Tennis Club Sponsor

ROGER A. POIRIERTufts University, B.A.Springfield College

M.Ed., Prof. DiplomaMiddlebury College, M.A.

COURTLAND J. DALEY

Trinity College, B.S.Harvard University, M.A.

Columbia Teachers CollegeProf. Diploma

National Honor SocietySponsor

MARTIN GOLDSTEIN

City College of New YorkB.S.

Brooklyn College, M.A.

Chess Club Sponsor

DONALD JONES

Montclair Stole College

B.A., M.A.

Guidance Counselor

RONALD TRiVANE


Science

Department

NATHAN R. POLLARDBrooklyn College &Grod. School, B.S.

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MICHAEL F. YANU2ZISeton Hall University

B.S., M.A.Visual Aids Squad Sponsor

CORA FOLTZ

Drexel Institute, B.S.

F.H.A. Co-Sponsor

JANE VAN VRANKEN

Skidmore College, B.S.

F.H.A. Co-Sponsor.

BURTON LONGENBACH

Kurtltown State CollegeB.S.

Columbia UniversityTeachers College, M.A.

Art Club SponsorAdvisor to Golden C,

Spotlight & Senior Play

Arts

Department

JEANETTE WONG

University of Michigan, B.A.Hunter College, B.A.

University of Minnesota

B.A.

A n Club Co-Sponsor

ROY G. DANIELS

State Teachers CollegeNewark, B.S.Ed.

Rutgers University, M.A.Ed.Architecture Club SponsorSenior Class Co-Sponsor

JOSEF GOODMAN

Juilliard School of MusicB.S.

New fork University, M.A.

Senior Ploy Advisor

WILLIAM C. MASSA

Newark State CollegeUnion Technical Institute

Radio Club Co-Sponsor

FRANK PANNORFI

Newark State College, B.A.

Radio Club Co-SponsorCross-Country Coach

JAMES LENNEYNew York University

B.A., M.A.Music Club Sponsor

ROBERT YUROCHKO

Pennsylvania Slate

University, B.S.

Music Club Co-SponsorTwirlers' Sponsor

Flag 7w tiers' Ssonio'Cranrord Cougar Marching

Bond Sponsor

LLOYD JACOBSBoston University, B.A.

Montclair State CollegeM.S. Bus. Adm.

HARRY W. LAWRENCE

Trenton State CollegeB.S.Ed.

New York University, M.A.

Junior Class Co-Sponsor

GLORIA J. MUELLER


B.A.

FJ.A. Co-Sponsor

Business

Department


DOROTHY ROBINSON

Trenton State TeachersCollege, B.S.

New York University, M.A.

Go/den C Co-Sponsor

THOMAS SCUTRO

Rider College, B.S.Ed.Montclair State, M.A.Ed.

Spotlight Co-Sponsor

STANLEY GRAYSON

Temple University, B.S.

BETTY HUBBARD

Springfield College, B.S.

Girls' Sports Sponsor

RUTH A. MCCARTNEY

Panier College, B.S.Ed.

Girls' Sports Sponsor

PAUL W. SELBY

Trenton State TeachersCollege, B.S.Ed.

Rutgers University, M.Ed.

Physical Education

Department

THERESA D'ALESSANDRIS MARGARET KNOWLSON HAZEL MASINO EVELYN MacMILLAN

ROSEMARY SJURSEN ANN STAGICH

Custodial

Staff

Secretarial

Staff

Left to Right, Vincemo DiFpbio, Guido Cosinelli, Vito DeBello.

Cafeteria

Staff

Left to Right: Mrs. Hulighon, Mrs. Wolfe, Mrs. Mur-* phy, Mrs. Rogonese, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. O'Donnell,

Mrs. Mulhauser.

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OFFICERS: Seated, Stephanie Tristram, John Bodnar, Linda Bork. Standing, Peg Mankiw, Mr. Daniels andMiss Schwoerer, advisors, David Prill.

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS

It all began with the graduation of the Class of '65 last June. Everyone is awarethat some day his class will be the "mighty" Seniors in the school. Yet there is alwaysthe shock of suddenly realizing that the time is now, that whenever you do anythingyou are doing it for the last time in CHS. All at once, there is no older class to relyon for leadership, advice and organization. Classmates become the editors, presidentsand captains.

As a class we have had the common problem of planning our futures. Whether itwas work or college to consider, together we contemplated and discussed our ideas,realizing the final decisions had to be made individually. Somehow these steps weretaken and are now in the past; only the benefits lie ahead.

Football and basketball games, the Senior Play, the Spring concert, the Christmasconcert, the Christmas dance, the Senior Play, the Spring concert, and the musical areall passed now. Our senior year is over and only graduation remains. We will alwaysremember it as a year of responsibility, decisions and fun. It was the year of theClass of 1966.

MARK L AARON

"Mark" . . . our happy-go-luckyHonda enthusiast . . . "Oh , O.K.". . . friendly with a great senseof humor . . . one of our soccerstars . . . can be found on hisHonda or with Rubes, Rabes,and Bart, or all three , . . college

LOUIS S. ACKERMAN

"Loui" . . . a guy who'll discussanything with any interestedperson . . . usually seen runningIVi miles or beating someone inChess Club . . . "Yeah Right?!". . , most often with the men of

JOHN E. ADAMS

"John" . . . a great voice . . .one of our All State representa-tives . . . "Oh spasms" . . . foundmost often with Bob or Sandyor in the music room . . . collegeand a career in music await him.

JOHN AGOSTINO

"Ag ie" . . . pleasant person toknow . . . "O.K." . . . peevedby physics . . . enjoys Mr. West'sclass and will never forget them. . . seen with 5teve and Bev. . . college in the future.

ANN CHRISTINE AIKEN

"Aikes" . . . "Great" . . . hatesto wear shoes . . . likes dancingand going on N.N.R.'s . . . oftenseen with Bugs, Duns and therest of the N.R.'s . . . never for-get Chinese firedrills and Stew's

WALTER ALEKSANDROWICZ

"Wal t " . . . "Hawk" . . . quiet,but always knows what to say. . . enjoys hunting and fishing. . . seen with the guys.

GORDON LEE AMGOTT

"Gordo" . . . friendly in a quietway . . . "sure" . . . likes foot-ball, band, and collecting coins. . . seen with Russ and Louie.

KAREN S C O n ANDERSEN

"Kandy" . . . good looking withpersonality to match . . . likestennis . . . "What else can youdo?" . . . seen with Sandy and"The Seven" . . . always will re-member junior year Latin trip.

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LARRY D. ANDERSON

"Lar" . , . happy go lucky, al-ways smiling . . . " I 'm sorry hon". . . short skirts peeve him . . .interests include anything Suewon't let him do . . . seen withSue, Rich, Sue and Howie . . .will never forget getting kickedout of Ralph's class.

RICHARD BRIEN ANDERSON

"Dickie" . . . friendly and flir-tatious . . . pet peeve—haircuts. . . enjoys listening to Bob Dy-lan and the Byrds . . . seenwith Gene and Terry . . . willalways remember getting hishead shaved in Sophomore year,also Mr. West . . . college.

STEVEN ANDREASEN

"Steve" or "F.M." . . . goodsport . . . enjoys soccer, fishing,and skiing. . . "he's going rogue". . . usually seen with Greg . . .will always remember hangingbananas in the rain, and thecold water in the lake.

GREGORY ANDRUS

"Kielbasi" . . . fun-loving andfriendly . . . likes playing theJew's harp in the library ."Seems fa i r " . . , friends areEd, 6. J., Rich, Joe, and Saul. . . thrown out of the libraryfor a year, on the first day.

141RAYMOND JOHN ASHNAULT

"Ray" . . . easy to get alongwith . . . interested in cars andenjoys working on them . . . bestfriends are Bud and Pat.

RICHARD THOMASARCHDEACON

"Arch" . . . great athlete withmany friends . . . "Are you kid'nme?" . . . pet peeve is "TheClan" . . . seen with George, T-Bear, Mike, and "the guys" . . .remembers Shelly's party withJ.B.

WILLIAM ARMITAGE

"B i l l " . . . usually found work-ing on cars . . . "Go to Blaze's". . . enjoys hunting, fishing andwater skiing . . . pet peeve: theclan . . . will continue schooling.

DAVID BRUCE ARTHUR

"Dave" . . . witty and clownishfellow . . . "Yeah sure" . . .likes electronics and golf . . .seen with Pete Rinaldi . . . petpeeve is "The Clan" . . . will re-member chemistry with Mr. Gold-stein.

LINDA JEANNE ATKINS

"Atch" . . . beautiful smile anda warm, wonderful personality. . . spent her junior year inEurope . . . loves to ski and havefun . . . her long list of friendsinclude Janet, Pat, Joanie andthe rest of the N.R.'s . . . College.

ELAINE LINDA AUERBACH

"Elaine" or "Chinese" . . . en-joys herself wherever she goes. . . "Ah-sov" . . . bothered bypeople who don't understandChinese . . . likes to read, drive,and swim . . . frequent compan-ions are Gail, Bacher, Marilynand Kathy . . . sociology majorin college.

SANDRA LEE AVERY

"Sandy" . . . a good athlete . . .beautiful voice . . . " I beg yourpardon!" . . . dislikes anyonewho doesn't have a sense ofhumor . . . often seen withKaren, Linda, or just anyone . . .will never forget the choir being

KATHRYN ANN BAHRS

"Barnie" or "Kathy" . . . friend-ly with a great personality . . .likes collecting dudes say thedarndest things . . . seen withDudes, Boards, Fech and "TheGang" . . . Yeah . . . Cnem-istry with Mr. "Y" .

JOANNE ELIZABETHBALINSKAS

"Joan" . . . beautiful blonde,friendly and easy to get alongwith . . . "Sure Arch" . . . petpseve is impatient drivers . . .oil painting rates high with her. . . best friends include " 6 5 "Girls . . . will always rememberFreshman year basketball games. . . technical school lies ahead.

ROBERT JOSEPH BALY BARBARA MARGARET BANSHER

"Beetle" . . . "Oh no" . . . an "Barb" . . . a fun loving girlindividual Buckley supporter . . . with a great all around person-his pet peeve is "The Clan" . . . ality . . . most used expressionham operator . . . loves fo run pretty much" . . . will remem-. . . seen with members of the ber her junior year and N.R.track teams . . . remembers win- slumber parties . . . seen withning the distance medal. Cherie, Lydia, Moyles and the

N.R.'s.

JAMES MICHAEL BARAN

"The Baran" . . . wild sense offun . . . born clan leader . . ."you're swift" . . . annoyed byslow drivers and stop signs . . .seen with Bob, Steve, Glen,Frank . . . enjoys drag racingand sports cars . . . remembersnight rides through Westfield. . . a future engineer.

ALBERT BARTOCCI, JR.

"A lb ie" . . . fhe Don Juan of thebusiness department . . . doesn'tlike girls who constantly arguewith him . . . "Yeah, right?". . . likes bowling and baseball. . . seen with Lou, Wrinkles,John, Legs, Steve and Brat.

STEPHEN J. BASS

"Fish" . . . "Glad to see ya. . . likes wrestling . . . remeber the Big Rats.

PAUL ADOLPH BAUER

"Pau l " . . . a crazy but sincereperson . . . "nice guy" . . .peeved by people bouncing orbeeping horn while he's driving. . . seen driving Jan or Dimizzio,Walter and Jonesy . . . lovestrack and remembers Junior andSenior years on the team.

KAREN LEE BAXTER

"Mundy" . . . short and full ofspirit . . . enjoys horseback rid-ing, but dislikes people who aregiddy . . . "alr ight already" . . „friends include Carol, Lee andDave . . . will always rememberMiss Robinson and Driver's Ed.

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EDWARD ROSS BEADLE

"Beets" . . . outstanding athlete,great personality and sense ofhumor . . . not too grear . . .bothered by his height . . . pas-times include baseball, basket-bal l , pin bags and surfing . . .seen with the guys . . . remem-bers the '64-65 basketball learn. . . college.

LOUISE ANN BECK

"Lou" . . . likes sports and danc-ing . . . "what else is new?" . . .dislikes snobs . . . best friendsare Tom, Linda, and Carol . . .will always remember Mr. Hein'sEnglish III class.

GAYLE MARJORIE BECKMAN

"Gay le" . . . cute blonde with apersonality to match . . . " I don'tknow" . . . can usually be foundwriting to Andy . . . will neverforget making wheelies with thegirls outside Andy's house . . .her many friends include Sam,Sharon, and Patty.

DONNA MARY ANN BENES

"Beans" . . . always friendly, al-ways happy . . . "Yeah, right?". . . pet peeves are fighting withDick, and people who don't smile. . . found with Dick or Maureen. . . embarrassed when shewalked into boys' room . . , willattend cosmotology school.

LINDA JANE BENNETT

"Ben" . . . the girl with the redCorvair . . . seen with Bacher,Kathy, Gai l , Steve and the gang. . . "Real ly" . . . enjoys tennisand last year's basketball games. . . pet peeve is being askedfor rides . . . remembers girls'chorus and the bongo drum , , .a future in nursing.

THOMAS G. BENTSON

"Benz" . . . clownish and intelli-gent . . . fond of skate boarding. . . " two of you" . . . friendsinclude Scooter, Buenos, Skippy,Greg and Bods . . . pet peeveis bleached blonde hair . . .remembers skate boarding atcemetery.

JOSEPH GEORGE BERNSTEIN

"Joe" or "Bernsie" . . . intelli-gent with a good sense of humor. . . likes bowling and golf . . ."That's a Sch match" . . . seenwith Rich, Dazy and Clod . . . .Pet peeve is marching band . . .Biology with Mr. Parrish will beremembered.

RICHARD MICHAEL BERNSTEIN

"Rich" or "Bernie" . . . "you' l llove i t " . . . peeved by browners. . . likes bowl ing, golf, and icecream sondwirhes . . . most oftenseen with Joe . . . embarassedwhen absent the day he receivedthe perfect attendance award.

WILLIAM L. BIACH

"Brother" . . . very interestingperson, always wil l ing to help. . . enjoys dabbl ing . in math,seminars, assembling fantasticgadgets . . . " I don't know aboutthat" . . . found in room 9 . . .a sure success in math.

STEPHEN ROBERT BILUCKI

"Steve" . . . an all around sportsfan . . . has a good pair ofhands for grabbing a football. . . "cool i t " . . . usually seenfishing or bowling with Bob . . .annoyed by people who blockthe hallways . . . seen with Bob,Tom, and George.

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" A r t " . . . accomplished in every-thing except diplomacy . . .peeved by constant 'Obligations'to band . . . "Wel l look" . . .seen with Tim, Pat, Mark andGlenn, but only after playingtennis . . . definite success in col-

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"Kath" or "Boards"going and quiet . . . one of itwirlers . . . peeved by 'know-it-alls' . . . seen with Charlie andBarnie . . . will remember promof '65 . . . a future home eco-nomics major.

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the rain, snow and halls . . .friends include Rand, Meatheadand Mickey Rat.

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vidual . . . "That's ridiculousl". . . likes appealing males .Best friends are Marilyn andLitizia . . . constantly losingbooks.

SUSAN LOUISE BONHAM

"Bots" . . . girl with a mind ofher own . . . fun-loving andconsiderate . . . "You're out ofhere" . . . peeved by peoplewho lie . . . will never forget theprom of '65 . . . friends includeJan, Bubu, Lois, Kathy and thegirls.

LINDA L BORK

"Pork" . . . a good officer, welldressed . . . pet peeve—fakes . . .enjoys cheering . . . usually seenwith Dave or Kath . . . will al-ways remember being SeniorClass V.P. and captain of cheer-leaders . . . future in pathology.

VALERIE ANN BOWERS

"Vat " or "V.B." . . . Packed withpersonality . . . most often seenlaughing and out of position onthe hockey field . . . beautifuldresser . . . "How about that l ". . . bothered by conceited peo-ple . . . will always rememberfifth period English class senioryear . . . friends include Adri-ennne, Rita, Ruthie and "BobbyH.".

GERALDINE BOYD

"Ger r i " . . . always smiling andhappy . . . found with anybodyand everybody . . . friendly andfull of laughs . . . "oh brother". . . will never forget her JuniorEnglish class.

NICOLA MARIE BRA2ZATI"N ikk i " or "K i t ten" . . . a smallbundle of friendliness and whata personalityl . . . likes pool,bowling . . . pastime and futureinclude Steve, Steve, Steve.

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"Jeff" or "Briefs" . . . easy go-ing, unusual sense of humor . . .pet peeve is Beets' driving . . ."Later" . . . can be found rid-ing anywhere in his blue bomb. . . will never forget wrestling. . . looks forward to graduation.

ANNE KATHLEEN BRITTLE

"Anne" . . . a cute girl with aflair for sewing . . . "Have youseen Debi?" . . . hates beingcalled "Peanut bri t t le" . . . em-barrassed when sitting in home-room waiting for bell, then real-izing there was no homeroom)

SHEILA LYNNE BRODSKY

"Shei l" . . . exuberant personal-ity . . . always caught chewinggum . . . peeved by her curlyhair . . . " I nearly d ied l " . . .always with Joyce, Karen andLynn . . . shows her school spiritby climbing on roofs.

ADRIENNE BROWN

"Pookie" . . . enjoys roller skat-ng and havi good tin

with Rita, Babe and Valerie . . .pet peeve—nosy, conceited peo-ple . . . remembers Mr. Boyle'sgreat pep rallies and havingRita and Bilty with her in senior

ARTHUR BROWN

"Buddy" . . . friendly to all witha smile for everyone . . . can'tstand conceited people . . . "Ohyeah" . . , likes to "par ty " . . .friends include Donald and Tony. . . won't forget cage ball inBig "G 's" class.

SUSAN JEAN BROWN

"3ue" . . . Cranford High's south-ern belle . . . confused andpeeved by the stairways . . ."Good gr ie f l " . . . loves to swimand talk! . . . seen with Mary,Joan, Kathy, Barbara and Jan. . . How can she forget English?

ANTONIA JANE BUONAGURO

"Toni" . . . first half of the Bon-ziano Bobbseys . . . peeved whencalled " tw in " . . . insists JohnWayne can act. Bob Dylan cansing . . . "Savagel" . . . Seenwith Bonziano, Dee, Gail andJean . . . college ahead.

EILEEN BUONAGURO

and a personality to match . . .the other half . . . blushes when-ever Will ie yells "Bonziano" inspeech class . . . "Whaddayakid-dame?" . . . likes Dylan andO'Toole, hates the phonies whofollow them . . , seen with Toni,Dee, Gail and Jean.

SUSAN LYN BUORG

"Sue" or "Bugs" . . . a loyaland sincere friend, couldn't benicer . . . "Oh , right?!" . . .. . . seen with Aikes and theN.R.'s . . . loves having fun . . .beautiful clothes . . . will remem-ber Chinese fire drills . . . col-lege awaits her.

LYDIA PAMELA BYRNES

"Lyd" or "Lydia" . . . a Sundaykind of girl with pretty eyes . . .loves the city and the colororange . . . dislikes Hess gas inVets . . . seen with Barb, Debi,Joy and Kris.

THOMAS CALLANAN

"Tom" . . . friendlynatured . . . peevedwagons . . . "How's. . . will never forgetlie's math class . . .elude Rich, Paul, Ken. . . future undecided

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"Dee" . . . kind, sweet andpleasant . . . most embarrassedafter fall ing at Drag Races . . ."Right!" . . . dislikes being called"Diana" or "Dee Dee" . . . oftenseen with the Bonzionos, Gailand Corny . . . future includescollege.

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LINDA SUSAN CARNEVALE

"Corny" . . . cute girl noted forher great sense of humor . . ."Oh ! i fs a sin" . . . dislikesshort hair on boys and quietpeople . . . often seen withBobby, Cherie, Kathy, Joy, Don-na . . . remembers Mr. Del's his-tory class . . . will be a welcomedsecretary.

ROBERT CARRAJAT

"Bob" . . . enjoys working onmechanical objects . . . pet peeveis loud mouths . . , "any who". . . most often seen with Vin-nie, Bof and Walt . . . future inthe armed services. JOHN M. CARTER, JR.

"Marshal l" . . . great sense ofhumor . . . enjoys sports . . .will never forget Mr. McKendry'sfirst period English class . . .dislikes teacher's pets . . . friendsinclude Tony, Buddy, Jomes andValerie.

CAROL JEANNE CHAMBERLAIN

"Chambernut" . . . shell smileher way through life . . . willnever forget the tire imprints onthe lawn . . . seen with the " 7 ". . . active in Rainbow . . .peeved by people who ask,"What's the matter?"

CLAUDIA MARIE CHARLES

"Claudia" . . . quiet, but fun tobe with . . . peeved by Mr. Len-ny's daily lectures . . . most em-barrassed when she fell down amanhole . . . seen with Sue, Wil-lie, Dottie and Cooky . . . futureincludes college.

SCOTT ROBERT CHRISTENSEN

"Scooter" . . . all-around guy. . . "Bush" . . . likes soccer andbasketball . . . peeved by trou-blesome broken ribs and otherdramatic injBents, Pete,Carl.

withBuenos, Garce and RAYMOND CINAGLIA

"Big 'O ' " . . . funloving new-comer . . . "Oh man" . . . peevedby having to change schools inhis senior year . . . likes skiingand all other sports . . . occupiesspare time learning names ofteachers and kids.

KATHLEEN A. CIUBA

"Kathy" . . . very active . . .good at sports . . . "What'snew?" . . . enjoys horsebackriding and photography . . . an-noyed by people who don't sig-nal turns . . . friends includeGerri, Rose, Joyce and Cookie.

MICHAEL KEVIN CLARE

"Mike" . . . a great guy withlots of school spirit . . . footballand hockey rate high . . . petpeeve is odd people . . . seenwith Linda, Goody and the group. . . will remember C.H.S. foot-ball games.

PAUL JOSEPH CODELLA

"Paul" . . . enjoys the finerthings in life . . . can be foundat 2 English Village or underthe hood of his black VW . . .often seen with Bonnie, Ken,

ber getting his license . . . asure college success.

MARY ELIZABETH COKELET

" M a r y ' . . .be with . .bowling andjoys havingdirection sig

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en-i . . . peeved bys that don't workmber lab periods

with Mr. Jones . . . seen withMertz, Eileen and the gang.

DOROTHY MARY COLSTON

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KRISTEEN L. COLUCCI

"Kr is" . . . very attractivehates early curfew ond the Face. . . likes to sleep, eat, go toBo's and be happy . . . seenwith Mare, Jo, Bikini Bo, the restof the girls and Super Storks. . . cherishes freshman year,painting the street, the Japs, Al-falfa, the Ant and the Fair.

JOHN CONKLIN

"Conks" . . . easy going andnice to know . . . nothing muchbothers him except chem labs. . . enjoys mechanical drawing. . . seen with Jeff, Steve andGangawares . . . plans a futureas a draftsman.

BARBARA ANN CONNELL

"Bunny" . . . great personality. . . can be found eating subsand driving around . . . "Don'tget dumbl" . . . peeved by peo-ple who don't use directionalsignals . . . friends include Rita,Rose, Terry and Sally.

r.DENNIS PATRICK CONNOLLY

"Dennis" . . . friendly and witty. . . "So what else is new?" . . .likes to dance, ride around andsleep . . . wil l always rememberspilling acid in a chemistry lab. . . most often seen with Janice,Debbie, Jack and Claude.

CAROL EVELYN CONTE

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ROBERT COPELAND

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PHILIP CORRAGIO

"Corag" . . . nice guy . . . petpeeve is coach's brownie . . .likes water skiing, hunting, andsurfing . . . friendly with every-body . . . will never forget Mr.Alviggi's occupations class.

SUSAN JEAN COSSA

"Sue" or "Cos" . . . friendly,always laughing . . . "Where'sHigbie" . . . often seen withHigs, Nina, Gail . . . con befound driving to Conn. , . . mostembarrassed after directing aC.H.S. school bus to the wrongschool . . . most surprised afterpassing gym . . . future secretary.

RICHARD M. COX

"Rich" . . . an auto enthusiastwho knows what makes cars tick. . . likes photography, bowling,and cars . . . "Oh Right!" . . .pet peeve is conceited people. . . seen with Bill and Karl.

CAROLYN LOUISE COYLE

"Bacher" . . . a cute redheadwith a pleasant accent . . . dis-likes people with big mouths . . .will always remember playingMiss Prophett in the LibraryCouncil skit . . . seen with Fech,Dudes, Barney, Kathy, Ben andDweer.

JOSEPH M. COYNE

"Joe" . . . our Student Councilpresident . . . truly a great guyto know . . . always laughing,always friendly . . . can befound running in an election . . .liked by all . . . will be remem-bered for his "interesting" nar-ration of the J.A. Assembly . . .college.

CAROL SUE CRAWFORD

"Caro l " . . . a cute kid with akookie personality . . . likes togo out with Art and surf . . ."He don't, huh?" . . . seen withArt, Annette, Pat, and Arlene. . . will never forget celebratingBob's birthday.

MARY EDITH CRIMMINS

"Mary " . . . easy to get alongwith, fun loving, dresses nicely. . . "Oh , no" . . . " I don't wantto go!" . . . dislikes people whodon't listen to her . . . likes swim-ming and parties . . . closestfriends include Marcie and Paul-ine . . . a future secretary.

GEORGE EDWARD CUBBERLY

"Cub" . . . a true son of Epi-curus . . . peeved by Bob Dylan. . . "Stay loose" , . . likes tosurf, eat and sleep . . . mostoften seen with Jeff, Al, Herb,and Swede.

DONNA MARIE CUCHIE

"D o n " . . . constantly smilingand always ready with new ideas. . . "Real ly l" . . . promoted oursophomore dance . . . hates"Beatle" hair cuts . . . likesMonmouth College . . . seen withRudy, Laurie and Linda . . .business world in her future.

KATHLEEN ALIDA CUMMINGS

" A l i d a " or "Nance" . . . friend-ly with a wild sense of humor. . . "Nice bod!" . . . pet peeveis people who smoke . . . seenwith Dave, Dianne and the N.R.'sor driving . . . will remember'65 Prom and painting the coach. . . college.

DORIS ELSIE CUNNINGHAM

"Chipmunk" . . . a helpful, hu-morous, interesting person, boundto be considered a friend by all. . . the other half of GeorgeSchmidt . . . "Could you pic-ture?" . . . dislikes moochers . . .friends include Dot, Pat, Kathy,and Vinni.

THOMAS STEVEN CYMBALUK

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. . . a sportsman . . .by progress reports . . •

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EDWARD M. CZEH

"Eddie" . . . "The Root" . .friendly and easy going . .doesn't believe in homework .exercise is what he likes best .will never forget "Big G" .

BEVERLY FLORENCE DADD

"Bev" . . . wonderful girl with

peeved by heavy make-up ongirls and long hair on boys . . .hobbies include her part time|ob and John . . . most oftenseen going to Brooklyn.

ANTHONY M. D'AGOSTINO

"Sis" . . . pet peeve is makingstupid mistakes . . . picks upspare money playing the drumson weekends . . . seen everyassembly playing the trianglewith the band.

LORETTA SUSAND'ALESSANDRIS

"Totsy" . . . personality plus . . ."What , you're k idding" . . .jealous of Basil looking at othergirls . . . best friends includeDonna, Lizzie, Arleen, Linda, andof course, Basil . . . will neverforget getting hit in the headwith an egg at the Linden game.

ROBERT DAWALT HELEN DE BRIGARD

"Dozy" . . . a classical fiend . . ."Oh , r ight?" . . . peeved byfickle girls . . . loves to dance,sing, drive . . . will never forgetdancing in senior play of '65

friends include Claude, Joe,Arlene, Ron.

"Big Me l " . . . friendly . . . al-ways roaming around • . . mostoften seen in her Chevy II withLiza, Joan, Linda or Rictt . . .likes sports, but not people whodon't listen when you talk tothem.

DOLORES MADELYN DE GROAT

"Dee" . . . dislikes having morn-ing gym class . . . "You know". . . will always remember fresh-man- year and history with Mr.Del Piano . . . enjoys doing vol-unteer work at Children's Spe-cialized Hospital.

VINCENT DELGADO

"Vinnie" . . . one of the guys• • • "Goin ' over" . . . dislikessnobby girls but digs the dragso n Clove Road . . . usually foundw i t h 'he boys.

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MICHAEL R. DeMICCO

"Mike " or "Domizzio" . . . ogreat smile and big blue eyes. . . will always remember UncleOllie and Mr. Phipps . . . seenwith Marvin, Big Red and Paulon the track . . . loves sports.

GAIL ANN DENMAN

"Gai l or Rapunzel" . . , tol l ,pretty girl with long hair . . .dislikes people who pull her hair. . . will always remember Choir

.and Mr. Lenny . . . seen withWilly, Elaine, Marilyn.

JUDITH ELLEN DEPEW

"Dudes" . . . "Miss Central NewJersey" . . . "What a panic". . . peeved by people who don'tanswer letters . . . many friendsinclude Barnie, Bacher, Fech,Dweer and the gang . . . lovesdancing and singing . . . Dudessays the darndest things.

LETIZIA DELLA SERRA

"Lee" . . . sincere .beside the point" .by girls who chasedon't speak to her tiher morning coffeefound with Carol,Judy.

. . "That's. . peevedboys . . .l she's had. . can be

Karen, and

PAUL DiMARCO

"Stacks" or "Jake" . . . friendlywith all the guys . . . active inall sports . . . "sure" . . . Chip-munks and the Clan bother him. . . personality and sense ofhumor add to his greatness.

ROBERT DiTULLIO"Bob" . . . intelligent and easy-going . . . " l i fe is inconsequen-t ia l " . . . hobbies are astronomy,contemplating truth and paint-ing . . . seen with Copes, Tim,Art, John.

SUSAN SPETH DITZEL

"Sue" or "Di tz" . . . cute blondewith a big smile . . . "cool HI"

. peeved by school parking. . . enjoys writing letters andtalking on her phone . . . seenwith Chet, Joe, Bobbie, Judyand l i t t le Linda future intechnical « ^ - ~ '

LOUIS DiFABIO

"Big Lou" . . . "that's close,thafs almost r ight!" . . . spendshis spare time in the bowlingalleys or the pool hall . . . Mr.Massa was his favorite teacher. . . can't forget junior Englishwith Mrs. Ritvo.

JAMES E. DIXON

"The Old James" . . . "Yea" . . .enjoys working as o stock clerk. . . most often seen with Bob,Brian and Steve.

THOMAS S. DOBRANSKI

"Tom" . . . willing to try the un-known . . . "Yeah" . . . compactenergy . . . peeved by short hairand girls who like to go steady. . . enjoys cars, money andgirls . . . seen with Charlie, Lar-ry, Mark and Vinnie . . . willremember Senior Day in '65.

SHARON DOLBEAR

"Sharon" or "Dobes" . . . apeppy cheerleader . . . remem-bers her escapades with Pat . . .fondly remembers 10th gradehomeroom . . , most often seenwith Pat, Joanie and the restof the N.R.'s.

JOHN PATRICK DOLIN

"John" . . . sly and easy going. . . "bad news" . . . peeved bypurple pants and "butter cut-ters" . . . likes to play "crown"drums in his spare time . . . seenwith Glenn, Bobo, Tim, Mark,and John . . . can't forget Latin.

ROBERT MARTIN DONNELLY

"Bob" or "Bullet" . . . friendlyand personable . . . "Swel l ". . . "whatayakiddame" . . . petpeeve is parallel parking . . .enjoys watching track meets . . .seen with Jeff, Ricker, Mike and"The Bonzionos" . . . will o"wovsremember Ollie's math classes. . . college.

VIRGINIA MARIA DOOLEY

"Ginny" or "Baby" . . . a mindof her own , . . peeved by beingasked where she lives . . . seenwith Nanny, Judy, Bev, Lindaand Debi . . . will never forgetBay head and P.P. in the sum-mer of '65.

ROBERT DOUGHERTY

"Bob" . . . "Get right will y a ". . . likes to go to good parties. . . likes to cruise around townon his Hondo . , . most oftenseen with Frank, Ned, Bob, Berf,Bones, Don and Nick.

JOHN DOYLE

"Doyl ie" . . . frpy-go-lucky . .peeved by wornnever forgetwalking out ofstudy . . . friend:Tom and Greg.

iendly and hap-. "Okay l " . . .len drivers . . .getting caughtMrs. Spielburg's; are Mike, Nick,

JOAN DUNLOP

"Joanie" or "Duns" . . . a cutesenior with pretty eyes . . . likesparties and doing funny stuffwith the N.R.'s . . . peeved byshort bangs . . . often seen withAikes, Pat, Sharon and theN.R.'s.

KATHERINE CHRISTINA DWYER

"Dweer" . . . sweet gir l ; fun tobe with . . . "Oh , brother" . . .peeved by people who are ontime . , . Hobbies include music,dancing, and tutoring remedialreading . . . seen with Linda,Dudes, Barnie, Bacher, and thegang.

SUE A. EAGLE

"Susie" . . . friendly and con-siderate . , . "Oh , you're neatl". . . Wil l never forget chemistrywith Mr. Y. . . . Dislikes havingso many freckles . . . best friendsare Debi, Carlo, and Dianne.

LINDA RUTH ANNE DULICA1

"L in " or "Dool-ick-er" . . . allaround good sportsman . . . de-termined . . . "Raise your feetpeople; it's getting deep" , . ,pet peeve is Cranford . . . en-joys sports and folk music . . .

and Kathy . . , history major incollege.

JEAN LOUISE ELLENBACHER

"Jean" . . . a true individualand an excellent soprano . . •"Holy Murder l " . . . pet peeveis four tests in one day . . .likes to write and do art work. . . remembers with fondnesshaving Uncle Ollie twice . . .seen with Choir or Ensemble.

ALBERT ENGEL

" A l " or "A lbe" . . . all aroundgreat guy with a terrific senseof humor . . . "Yeah, right?". . . can be found surfing at5easide with George, Bob, Jeffand Jim . . . will never forgetskateboarding in physics . . .college.

EMERY A. ENZ

"Em". . . quiet . . . in the U.S.Naval Reserve . . . "Hurry up!". . . pet peeve is people whowalk slowly or drive below thenormal speed limit . . . likes typ-ing and working with cars . . .seen with brother Mark or TonyGlowacky.

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GAIL BETH EHRLICH

"Galie g i r l " . . . a cute girlwith a friendly, warm smile . . .a great dancer . . . seen with atleast one of the Cossas . . .always will remember junioryear gym class and a class with

SUSAN FAESER

"Sue" . . . nice girl who thinksfor herself . . . "Gimme a nip!". . . seen with Kothy ond Tumpyat the C.C. . . . remembersslumber parties at Granny'sfuture undecided.

BEVERLEY FARKAS

"Bev" . . . quiet until you knowher . . . "Really" . . . peeved byhaving gym first period . . .loves to listen to people talkand loves to sew . . . seen withKaren, Wil ly, Claudia, Joyceand Sue . . . will rememberMr. Y.

KATHLEEN FARRELL

"Kathy" . . . a true friend . . ."you'd better not" . . . doesn'tlike to be teased . . . likes toswim . . . seen with Bacher, Ben,Fech and Dweer . . . will neverforget falling upstairs.

CAROLYN FELTZ

"Caar" . . . rype of person youdon't meet often; a wonderfulfriend . . . "You're kidding" . . .peeved by decisions she's forcedto make . . . long list of friendsinclude Diana, Brenda, Alice,Fricke, Mary Lou.

DAVID JOHN FIELDER

"Dave" or "Jack" . . . a quietboy but quite witty . . . "ohyeah" . . . likes wrestling . . .peeved by wet roads . . . willalways remember the footballteam . . . seen with Dean, Dave,Lee, and the rest.

KATHLEEN A. FLUGRATH

"Kathy" . . . friendly and talka-tive . . . "That's fine and dandy"

. . dislikes having gym firstperiod . . . many friends includeMargaret, Eileen, Cathy andDolores.

SUSAN TAYLOR FOLK PATRICIA ELLEN FOPPERT

"Susie" or "Hoss" . . . a greatpersonality matches a greatsmile . . . likes to sleep, eat andbe happy . . . remembers paint-ing the street, the japs, Alfalfathe Ant and summers . . . seenwith Bo, Fawn, Kris and the restof the girls.

"Pat" or "Fopps" . . . nice look-ing, big eyes, and fun to bewith . . . peeved by poison ivy. . . likes to do funny stuff withSharon . . . often seen withSharon, Joanie, Atch and theN.R.'s.

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ROSE MARIE FRANCHAK

"Blondy" . . . "Guess what!" . . .pet peeve is stuck-up people . . .likes to ride around, go out,work, and laugh . . . seen withBunny, Rita, and Karen . . . willalways remember tripping upthe stairs.

DEBRA ILSE FREY

"Deb i " . . . sweet girl with beau-tiful clothes . . . "Hove you seenAnne?" . . . pet peeve is firstdates . . . most often seen withAnne . . . will never forget get-ting her finger stuck in a deskin sophomore year . . . wouldlike to be a lawyer.

ARLENE FEHR FRICKE

"Frickert" or " A H " . . . a bomleader with a long list of friends. . . "Oya-vay" . . - usually talk-ing, sewing or in the typingrooms . . . seen with Alice, Di-ane, Marylou and "The ChurchGang" . . . will remember Mr.Mueller's English class . . . busi-ness career ahead.

MARGARET MARIE FRIEDL

"Marge" . . . quiet till out ofschool . . . "Forget i t " . . . likesall kinds of sports . . . seen withKathy, Donna, Eileen and Kathy. . . will never forget Mr. Jacobslaw class . . . a future airlinehostess.

JERRY IRA FRIEDMAN

"Jungle Jerry" . . . Cranford'sbanana lover . . . "What d'yawant from my life?" . . . football,wrestling, ore tops . . . Spick,Fish, Mildew are always nearby.

STEPHEN A. FUHRO

"Steve" . . . "Do you expect meto believe that?" . . . pet peeveis hoods . . . likes firearms andcoin collecting . . . most oftenseen with Led, Lof, and BigEddie.

DAVID JOHN GARRITY

"Dave" . . . non-conformity per-sonified . . . " O h , not foo fun-ny!" . . . peeved by the Clan. . . a frequent visitor to theVillage . . . can be found withPam, Rocky, and Jonathan orarguing with Miss Prophet . . .a sure success in college.

ALICE GALLINA

" A l " . . . very talented with anice figure . . . "Wow-Wow" . . .peeved by Mr. Naylor's historycourse . . . likes ballet, dancingand sports . . . seen with Ar,Diane, Caar, Mary Lou, andgroup . . . college and balletahead.

JEAN MARIE GALSKI

"Jeanie" . . . shy 'til you get toknow her . . . full of laughs . . .cute . . . " I 'm embarrassed" . . .pet peeve is being a twin . . .enjoys riding in a 442 Oldsand looks forward to driving it. . . friends include Patty, Gailand Carol . . , Beautician school

MARILYN ANN GALSKI

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"Mar" . . .ful greeting for" everyone . . ."Oh , boy l " . . . conceited peo-ple annoy her . . . enjoys driv-ing and bowling . , , often seenwith Eleanor, Jean, Patty andCarol . . . remembers getting upat / a.m. to drive . . . future asa secretary.

ality . . . "Smile" . . . peevedby white cars . . . seen withChris, Bob and Bob, B.J., Ed,and Greg . , . enjoys workingon Ramblers.

ality . . . "Yeah right?" . . . ispeeved by white Ramblers with-out racing stripes . . . enjoysbouncing kids from Seagers . . .most often seen with Bob, John,Rich, Ed, Saul and a certainblonde . . . fondest memory is

MICHAEL GARGUILO

"Gar lu " . . . seen with few butknown by alt . . . peeve is Eng-lish . . . likes to ride around incars and go to the Island . . .usually seen with Basil, Denis,and Tony.

JOYCE GARLICK

"Joycie" . . . quiet girl . . . "Oh ,come now" . . . peeved bysqueaky desks . . . will neverforget chemistry and physics withMr. "Y" . . . seen with Bev,Kathy and Linda . . . college inthe future.

INA SUE GALLANTER

" I " . . . fun-loving girl with mindof her own . . . "okay guys" . . .usually seen with Lynne, Ronnee,Karen, Lynn, Sheila, Joyce or atthe temple . . . fondly rememberssummer of '64 . . . a sure successas a physical therapist.

WILLIAM GAY

"B i l l " . . . friendly and a goodsense of humor . . . found withBruce, Drew and Paul . . . dis-likes Public Service buses . . .seen driving Stuart's truck toschool with his friends.

RICHARD HOWARD GEISEL

"Gyselle" . . . very friendly andgreat to know . . . "Cool i t ". . . peeved by kids who thinkDylan can't sing . . . will alwaysremember his skateboarding jn-cident with the police in thecemetery . . . college.

MARY LOUISE GERLACH

"Mary Lou" . . . nice person toknow . . . " I don't believe i t "

. . peeved by show-offs . . .will always remember her junioryear . . . most often seen withAlice, Arlene, Pat, Nancy, andDiane.

EDWARD THOMAS GILL

"T. Bear" . . . easy going withmany friends . . . likes football. . . seen with Arch, Zer, Mike,Stacks, Prilli, Den, Goody, Rusand Steve . . . will rememberMr. Wesfs math class.

DIANE GILLIAM

" D i " . . . redhead with a wildpersonality to match . . . will al-ways remember the time shetalked a policeman out of giv-ing her a ticket . . . "What af ink" . . . an avid sports f a n . . .seen with Caar, Alice, Fricke andMary Lou.

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forget painting the street, theJaps . . . future in nursing.

GEORGE JOSEPH GOODWIN

"Goody" . . . an excellent ath-lete . . . happy-go-lucky, a realDon Juan . . . "Aint no bigthing" . . . peeved by beingcalled "Flathead" . . . seen withArch, Beets, Zer, Mike, Rickerand the guys . . . will never for-get the night in Reeve's yard. . . college in the future.

BRIAN GORDON

"B.G." . . . a car fan . . . likes tomove out with his new Olds . . .dislikes drivers who don't signalbefore turning . . . seen with

'Louie, A l , John.

ELLEN JO GOTTESMAN

"Black Head" . . . likes to havea good time . . . pet peeve isgetting dressed after gym . . .found with Eddie or Big Blondiein a '65 Chrysler . . . futureplans: to be healthy, wealthy,and wise.

CLAUDE GRADY

"Claude" . . . friendly, carefree,always doing something . . . en-joys singing and dancing . . ."Ohh, you think so?" . . . foundwith Arlene, Bob, Joe, Ron, Paul,and Dennis . . . will rememberMr. Langan's class.

FRANCES LEE GRAYSON

"Fran" . . . playing guitar rateshigh . . . a Bob Dylan and JohnHammond fan , - - one thingabout you, you're no tool . . ,pet peeve is attending schoolwith Big " G " . . . seen withBetsy or in Robinson's base-ment . . . will never forgetJanet's P.J. party.

THOMAS L. GREANEY

"Tim" . . . friendly and quick-witted . . . future politician . . .a yearbook editor . . . peevedby extremists . . . seen at Demo-cratic headquarters . . . will re-member Latin, and his lunchburning up under the watchfuleyes of D.J. . . . seen with Art,Pat, Glenn.

JOY MARILYN GREEN

"Joy" . . . sweet and friendly. . . dislikes catty girls and in-sincere people . . . enjoys knit-ting and listening to Roger Miller. . . usually seen with Corn, Tom,Charlie, Ellen, Bill and Donna. . . will make a pretty nurse.

ROBERT THOMAS GRIMSHAW

"Hawai i Kai" . . . happy-go-lucky, always grinning . . . "Hey,

and girls . . . dislikes femaleswho talk a lot and say little . . .can be seen chasing yellow Mus-tangs or practicing football.

RANDOLPH CLAIBOURNECROSS

Garce . . . a good friend toall . . . peeved by hot footballpractices and report cards . . ."Oh , ya think so?" . . . friendsinclude Al , Greg, Mark, Scott. . . loves football and wrestling. . . remembers Mr. Swetits andLatin I I .

GREGORY GROTE

"Grunter" . . . star in school andall sports . . . "Howdy" . . . dis-likes long Latin translations . . .seen with Gleeker, Mark, Waltand Fotman and a load of books. . . will never forget hangingJungle's bananas in the rain orthe toothpaste incident.

ROBERT K. GRUBE, JR.

"Bob" or "Gruber" . . . terrificmusician . . . "you want a belt inthe mouth, Adams?" . . . John,Sandy, and the organ rankamong his friends . . . embar-rassed when his hair was out ofplace.

RONALD GUERTIN

"Ron" . . . "Are you for real?". . dislikes slow Chevies . . .

hunting and working on theChev rate high among his in-terests . . . seen with Saam,Mary, Rich, Bud, Ray and Flip. . . never forget Mr. Conroy'sindustrial arts class.

DOROTHEA GUINTHER

"Dot" . . . real nice gir l , fun tobe around . . . hobbies includemusic and driving . . . peeved byher curly hair . . . fondly remem-bers the class of '65 . . . friendsinclude Kathi, Betsy, Carolyn.

CLIFFORD G. GUNDERSEN

"Cl i f f " . . . likes to collectstamps, play guitar, make andspend money, and play pool . . .usually seen . . . peeved by peo-ple in general.

EUGENE R. HAMILTON

"Stace" or "Rick" . . . friendlyguy with a sensational personali-ty . . . enjoys basketball and foot-ball . . . remembers walking oncrutches and Bear's accident...peeved by artistic young men. . . seen with Doug, Goody,Beets . . . college in the future.

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MARILYN G. HANKEN

"Mar i l yn" . . . considerate girlwith a smile for everyone . . ."Forget that one" . . . peevedby a certain individual whothinks motorcycles can take theplace of a girl . . . found withJudy, Lee, Karen and C a r o l . . .college ahead. LINDA HARCKETTS

"Linda" . . . quiet and intelli-gent; a good friend to nave . . -hobbies include sewing andreading . . . will never forgetMr. Goldstein's chem class andArt I . . . "That's interesting". . . friends include Susan, Bren-do, and Barbara.

MARK G. HAVILAND

"Havs" . . . friendly and fun-loving . . . "Oh you know what'sf ly ing" . . . peeved by unath-letic fellows who want head-lines; also the Clan . . . likesbaseball and golf . . . seen withGrunter, Rand, Greg, and Mark. . . will remember being lockedin Shea Stadium.

WILLIAM C. HAYES"Hazer" . . . happy-go-lucky,likable and very agreeable . . .likes riding Hondas minus a li-cense . . . friends include T.Bear, Rick, Goody . . . remem-bers "the party we got caughtfor" . . . peeved by A.B. . . .college.

PHILIP HEALEY

"Fl ip" . . . "you're outta yourmind" . . . likes hunting, dragracing and building machines. , . peeved by walking . . . seenwith Linda and Ron . . . remem-bers best Mr. Del Piano's WorldHistory class,

PAUL LEWIS HEGER

"Pau l " . . . pet peeve is girlsthat smoke . . . likes boating andfootball . . . seen with Rich, Bob,Ron, and John.

JEFFREY BURT HEILBURN

"Jeff" . . . friendly and spirited. . . "Fantastic" . . . likes pool,bowling, and [azz . . . has turnedfrom the mild clarinet to thecorrupted saxophone . . . seenwith Joe, Barry, Steve.

CAROLYNN HEINEMANN

"Caro l " . . . nice girl, fun loving. . . "Really?" . . . dislikes work-ing in Hersheys . . . enjoys bowl-ing and tennis . . . list of friendsinclude Pat, Steph, Bob, Jean,Kathy and Nancy . . . will al-ways remember basketball games. . . secretarial work ahead.

NANCY-JEAN HENN

"Nancy" . . . small, cute andfriendly . . , pet peeve is humid-ity . . . "True, t rue" . . . bestfriends are Bonnie, Elaine, andChris . . . enjoys going to basket-ball games . . . future includescollege.

ERICA HENRICH

"Erica" . . . Quiet and pleasant. . . seen but not heard . . . petpeeve carrying too many bookshome . . • seen with Jane.

JANE HENRICH

Janie . . . good things come insmall packages . . . likes to canoeand swim . . . dislikes rude peo-ple . . . will always remembersophomore year . . . best friendsare Sandy and Alice.

ROBERT JOSEPH HERBSTER

"Herbie" . . . an avid sports fan. . . will never forget EnglishIII with Tiger or Algebra IIwith Uncle Ollie . . . "Oh, that'sclose" . . . hobbies include fish-ing, shooting, and surfing . . ,seen with Steve, George, Tomand Jeff.

STUART JERRY HERMAN

"Skip" . . . cute, a real casa-nova . . . "How's l ife?" . . . petpeeve—curly hair . . . enjoyslistening to Jean Shepherd andBarry Gray and sleeping . . .usually seen with Marc, Georgeand Greg . . . will always remem-ber hanging bananas in the rain. . . future in radio.

LYNNE HERER

"Linus" . . . friendly, well-dressed, and intelligent . . ."That's cute" . . . pet peeve isbeing late . . . enjoys schoolactivities and being with people. . . seen with Nita, Ina, Karen,and the N.R.'s . . . will alwaysremember being a prom chair-man . . . a college Spanishmajor.

JAMES L. HESTER

"Hes" . . . always on the gowhen something is happening. . . hates dull parties . . . bestfriend is Piff . . . plans includetrade school, likes to have agood time.

SUSAN JAYNE HIGBIE

"Sue" or "Higs" . . . great allaround girl with a pleasant per-sonality . . . "Good" . . . foundwith Sue, Tommy, and Nina . , .annoyed when people don't usetheir blinkers . . . remembersbiology with Miss Haver . . .loves to drive, dance, and bowl

ELLEN HIGGINS

"Ellen" . . . sweet girl with per-sonality to match . . . pet peeveis slow drivers . . . seen withJack and Barbara . . . never for-get 9th and 10th grade book-keeping and shorthand classwith Mr. Bellinger . . . future inbookkeeping. JAMES SPENCER HILL

"J im" . . . quiet but interesting. . . "Howdyl " . . . doesn't en-joy cold water . . . surfing, trackand football rate high . . . A l ,George, Jeff and Bob are hiscompanions . . . never forget theU-turn on Route 9 . . . college.

SHARON ELIZABETH HILLMAN

"Tushay" . . . life of any party. . . hates people who don'tmind their own business . . ."Can you dig i t " . . . often seenwith Gusta, Vol, Ruthie, Caroleand Linda . . . enjoys dancing

remembers running fronigym into Mr. Zimmerman . . .future includes I.B.M. school.

CAROL HILTON

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"Boof" . . . a member of theNavy Reserve . . . peeved bycars that "don't go" . . . enjoysfolk music and hunting . . ."That's close" . . . seen withTom, Rich, Mike and Gene.

KATHLEEN SUSAN HOOLKO WENDY LYNNE HOPPER

"Kath" or "Hoko" . . . "What ariot" . . . easy to get alongwith . . . favorite pastime is rid-ing around in Che He's air-condi-tioned convertible . . . bestfriends include Cherie, Linda,Elaine, and Mike . . . will alwaysremember choir with Mr. Lenney.

"Wendy" . . . funloving andfriendly, she's only bothered bybroken lockers . . . "You're kid-d ing" . . . found with Pam,Jeanne, and Dottie . . . willnever forget choir, twirl ing, andpractice driving . . . nursingschool lies ahead.

KAREN LEE HOROWITZ

"Stretch" . . . a big bundle ofhappiness . . . known for her dis-tinctive laugh, cute . . . "You're aclown" . . . pet peeve—nobodybelieving she is old enough todrive . . . seen with Lynn, Joyce,Sheila, Ina, Lynne and the girls. . . good future in elementaryeducation.

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JOANNE KATHERINE HUHN

" J o " . . . a cute friendly co-captain of the flag twirlers . . .dislikes being born in December. . . will never forget Chemistrywith Mr. Y. and The Twirlers'Express . . . most often seenwith Moe, Chris, Nancy, Kapes,and the girls . . . a future nurse.

KATHLEEN ANN HULIGHAN

"Kathy" . . . a truly beautifulgirl . . . loves dancing, bowlingand driving . . , peeved by phon-ies . . . "Did I ever tell youabout the time . . .?" . . . Caroland Patty are among her manyfriends . . . a smile for all.

MARILYN JOHANSEN

RUTH JACKSON FRANCIS JAMES JACOBSEN

"Ruthie" . . . tops all around. . . "Real ly l" . . . a great girlwith the nicest smile . . . lovesparties, dancing and spendingmoney . . . friends are Butch,Linda, Paulette, Valerie, Sharon,Tony, Ezra.

ROBERT FRANK JAGUSAK

. alwjunior year . . . pet peeve is"The Clan" . . . "Why not" . . .favorite pastime is the radio andelectronics . . . usually seen withLarry.

"Jags" . . . always talking . . ."Oh , Yeah!" . . . "That's won-derful" . . . pet peeve: the Clan. . . enjoys skin diving . . . mostoften seen with Charlie or atMilt's.

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PATRICIA MARGARETJOHANNSEN

"Potty" . . . always a smile ando kind word . . . "Reolly" . . .pet peeve: "Does she or doesn'tshe?" . . . seen with Tommy,Carol, Annie, Kathy, Nancy, andJean or trying to drive a G.T.O.. . . will always remember bos-ketball games . . . future secre-tary.

LINDA SUSAN JONES

"Suzi" . . . a nice girl; quietuntil alter school . . . "Ooh Kitty". . . peeved by droopy gymshorts . . . loves to have a goodlime . . . Iriends include Ruthie,Lloyd, Valerie, and the J.A.

MICHAEL P. JONES

"Mike" . . . fine athlete and areal great guy . . . will remem-ber all types of track, indoor,outdoor, cross country . . . bestfriends are Mike and Marvin.

PATRICIA JONES

"Jonesy" . . . can be found look-ing in the mailbox for lettersfrom Kenny . . . peeved by con-ceited people and being so tall. . . "Ya know" . . . seen withDot, Doris, Kathy . . , neverforget Mr. Ballinger's 10thgrade bookkeeping and short-hand classes . . . future in mod-eling.

JOHN JOSEPH JORDAN, JR."Jake" . . . a good word foreveryone . . . peeved by peoplewho go up "downs" and down"ups" . . . loves basketball . . ."The fans love i t " . . . manyfriends include Goody, Mike,Tim, Glenn and Paul.

PAUL G. JOSEWITCH

"P.J." . . . "Foey" . . . pet peeveis using his own equipment forschool . . . likes electronics andgirls . . . most often seen withDonna Ivans . . . spends his timeon electronics when he shouldbe studying.

CATHRYN ISABEL KAISER

"Cath" . . . our enthusiastic Stu-dent Council secretary, whoseinterest in the school has wonher much recognition . . . greatpersonality . . . seen at allsports games or with Lynn, Jan,Kozy, Mertz, and the gang . . .embarrassed when she fell upthe front steps of C.H.S.

RENEE MARIA KAMIN

"Renee" . . . beautiful hair, witheyes and clothes to match . . .will never forget Mr. McKendry'sEnglish class . . . "How aboutthat" . . . hates to stay afterschool . . . seen with Hilde . . .future as a professional dancer.

LYNN SUE KANTOR

"Lymbo" . . . well-dressed . . ."Toughness" . . . surprise quizzesand curfews bother her . . . acci-dent prone . . . could never for-get being locked on roof at theCranford-Scotch Plains basket-ball game . . . friends are Karen,Joyce, Sheila and Jeanne.

ELAINE LINDA KAPIN

" E " . . . a nice personality andsense of humor . . . "How yadoin'?" . . . best friends includeNancy, Chris, Bonnie and Kathy. . . fondly remembers basket-ball and football games and Mr.West's seventh period moth class. . . favorite pastimes are driv-ing and those telephone con-versations . . . future includescollege.

ROBERT B. KIESUNG"Kiesh" . . . nice guy . . . "Yeah,right?" . . . enjoys shifting andburning rubber . . . driver of"Twirlers' Express" . . . seenwith Bob, Rich, Saul, Bernie,Marty . , . clutch-slipping trucksbother him.

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DENNIS M. KING

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DENNIS MICHAEL KLEIN KENNETH ALAN KLEIN FRANK KLEMPA

"Rhino" . . . "Yeah, right?" . . . "Ken" . . . friendly newcomer "Butchy" . . . " O o h l " . . . "Lordpet peeve is girls . . . enjoys . . . "Homework again?" . . . have mercy!" . . . friends areweight-lifting and other sports subtle sense of humor . . . most Neasy and Nanzy . . . has fond. . . most often seen with Dick, often seen with an armload of memories of meeting Big Sue,T. Bear, Mike, Swede and the books . . . enjoys folk singing Rose and Kothy.rest . . . will always remember and water skiing.World History with Miss Kochera.

ROBERT KLEMPA

"Krumpet" . . . likes judo, wres-Hing, driving and ratting . . •pet peeves are curves, stop signs. . . friends include Jungle, Frank,Glen, Steve and The Boron . . .will never forget their raid onWestfield High . . . collegeahead.

JEFFREY I. KNAPP

" N i p " . . . "Down the bannistermomma" . . , "Melt the boshWol ly l " . . . hunts, fishes andplays basketball in his spare time. . . best friends Wee-Head,Rick, De Mizzio and the fellas. . . will never forget cancella-tion in Ollie's math class.

THEODORE ARTHUR KNAUER

"Ted" . . . quiet but friendly. . . "Oh yeah" . . . likes to playtennis . . . seen with Bruce, Bill,Rich, will always remember MissJoose's second year Germanclass.

KATHLEEN MARGARETKNOWLSON

"Kathy" or "Panda" . . . talka-tive and full of laughs . . ."That's cooll" . . . one of ourtwirlers and singers . . . foundwith Dot, Betsy and Carolyn . . .pet peeve is straight hair . . ."the hall incidentl l l"

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SALLY C. KOLBE

"Clayt" . . . " small, cute andfriendly . . . "You're kidding?". . . dislikes frizzy hair and peo-ple sitting in back seats bythemselves . . . loves to havefun . . . won't forget DriversEd with Miss McCartney . . . seenwith Terry and Pam . . . futureundecided.

JANIS DIANE KOPF

"Jan " . . toads of fun to bewith . . . "Yeah, r ight?" . . .pet peeve is curly hair . . . en-joys surfing and skiing . . . canbe found with Paul, Kozy, Lynn,Cath and Mertz.

LYNN H. KORBA

"Korbs" . . . a sweet girl with abig hello for everyone . . . "Yeahright" . . . disturbed by shy boys. . . usually found in the com-pany of Cathy, Jan, Mertz andKozy . . . quiet on the outsidebut bursting with ideas on theinside . . . can never forget Mrs.Dukes French II and III classes.

NINA SUSAN KOUSIN

"N ina" . . . a wonderful person-ality and has many friends toprove it . . . "Huoy!" . . . dis-likes being called Nighna Cusin. . . friends are Sue, Kathi andthe rest of the kids . . . will re-member Prom '65.

CAROL ELLEN KOZIAR

"Kozy" . . . always on the go. . . Spotlight editor . . . "Goodgrief!" . . . dislikes people whoare slow . . . favorite hobby isRick . . . seen with Cath, Jan,Mertz, and Lynn . . . "Helpl Mylunch is on f i re!"

EDWARD KRATZKE

" N e d " . . . "What are you kid-din' me?" . . . can't stand girlsor boys with short hair; likesgirls, cars and surfing . . . mostoften seen with the guys andgirls at Bone's or at U.S.O.Beach . . . will always remem-ber getting suspended and Un-cle Oll ie.

DAVID HENRY KULA

"Dave" . . . enjoys guitar andracing . . . most often seen withMarc, Don, and Frank.

GLENN JOSEPH KUNTZ

Glenn" . . . pleasant . . . Itbothers mel" . . . pet peeve islevis . . . likes to pound the"Brass Tubs" . . . seen with Tim,Pat, Art, Mark and John . . .will never forget the last dayof baseball season or strugglingthroggh Latin.

NANCY ANN KRAK

" N a n " . . . "That's l i fe!"cute with a friendly personality. . . dislikes people who arelate . . , enjoys dating and sew-ing . . . usually found with Jo-anne, Pat, Arlene and the Ami -tages.

HARRY DAVID LADANYE

"Dave" . . . a good guy with anunusual sense of humor who isliked by all . . . very enthusi-astic about sports . . . "That'sareat" . . . Likes to run, playthe clarinet and collect stomps. . . most often seen with hisathletic teammates.

MIKE LaFERRARA

"Laf" . . . "Hang in there" . . .doesn't like jokes about Italians

. . likes baseball, records, andfil l ing out Golden C question-naires . . . pals are Lea, Pan-cake, Fury, and the Big "A " .

JACQUELINE LANCASTER"Jack" . . . o true individualist. . . pet peeve is conformists. . - seen with Susie and theothers . . . interested in social

fused butargument.

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ARTHUR ROY LaBRACIO"A r t " or "Ar t ie" . . . good-look-ing personality man . . . "Whatdid I do now?" . . . embarrassedwhen Mr. Mueller caught him inthe hall kissing Carol . . . likesgoing on dates and to thedrags . . . Air Force in the future.

\DAVID ALLAN LANGLEY

"Dave" . . . silent type? . . .deadly on the soccer field . . ."Yeah r ight" . . . dislikes slowwalkers . . . seen with Lee, Dean,Jack and the fellas . . . will re-member '65 Soccer and PlaneGeometry with Mr. Liftman.

DONNA MARIE LAWRENCE

"Donna" . . . friendly and talka-tive . . . "Obviously" . . . likesfootball, basketball and base-ball games . . . usually seen withBev, Barb and the gang in Mr.Scutro's C O P . class.

RICHARD LEDDY

"Led" . . . likes sports, TV andhaving a good time . . . "HelloLuv" . , . seen with Laf, Pan-cake, Fury, The Big "A" . . .will remember his injury-plaguedjunior year.

ARCHIE JOHN LEE, III

"Arch" , "Lee" . . . well-likedand easy to get along with . . .a real good dresser . . . likesbowling, music, and good times. . . found with the "lively ones"and only where the action is.

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CONNIE DIANE LEEDOM

"Connie", "Contents," "Con". . . very considerate and friend-ly to all . . . dislikes inconsid-erate people . . . likes to sewand twirl . . . will always beseen with the flag twirlers,Claudia and Terri . . . marchingin the rain will always be remem-bered.

DON LEONARD

" . . . favorite p• skiing and *. . . "Huh" . . ., Art and Mark

his friends .suspension byteacher.

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CHARLES JOHN LEONOWICZ

"Charl ie" . . . a nice guy . . ."Take it easy" . . . most oftenseen behind the counter at Milt'swith Bobby . . . will never forgetbeing only boy in Mrs. Petti'sCO.P. class . . . future account-ant.

BARRY EDWARD LEVINE

"Barry" . . . quiet, easy going. . . most often heard saying"O-lcay" . . . will not answer tothe name "Larry" . . . enjoysplaying tenor sax and pool . . .often seen with Jeff, Joe andSteve.

DONNA LIEBERMAN

"Donuts" . . . intelligent and all-around unforgettable . . . a trueindividual and Cranford willnever be the same after her . . .loves the theater, piano and theclassical guitar . . . friends in-clude Karen and Judy.

TERESA ANNETTE LIMONE

"Terr i " . . . always busy workingor being friendly . . . "Take iteasy" . . . dislikes inconsiderateand unfriendly people . . . oftenseen with Barb and Connie orin the library . . . Mr. West'sMoth IV class and Choir willlong be remembered.

MICHAEL DOUGLAS LIZANICH

"Mike" . . . a toll guy with asmile and personality as big ashe is . . . "Oh , r ight!" . . . usu-ally seen playing basketball orevading an English assignment. . . Mr. "Y " and Uncle Ollierate high . . . seen with Tim,Jake, Bob, and John. MARY LIBERIO

"Mary" . . . friendly hello forall . . . "Yeah, right" . . . wildsense of humor . . . pet peeve isslow drivers . . . seen with Tricia,Barnie, Ellen, Linda and Phyllis. . . likes gyml

WILLIAM EDWARD LOXLEY

"Wi l l ie " . . . the heart of stone. . . irrepressible optimist andcritic of society . . . hates phon-ies . . . "You're just a tool tosociety" . . . enjoys Dylan andKahlil Gibran, Big Cat and thenights in the Garden . . . college,soccer and wrestling ahead.

BARBARA ELLEN LUDLUM

"Barb" . . . a cute senior withbeautiful eyes . . . "You're ktd-d ing l " . . . will always remem-ber Gym with Will ie, Coyle andBev . . . long list of friends in-clude Bev, Donna, and Willie.

ROBERT LUETHOLD

"Louie" . . . quiet guy . . ."Nurdbark" . . . pet peeve iswomen golfers and English teach-ers . . . likes golf and basket-ball . . . seen with anyone butnot everybody . . . will remem-ber Schenectady tournament andunbeaten golf team. JUDITH ANN LOH

"Judy" or "Loh" . . . known forunique sense of humor andstraight hair . . . "Yeah, right". . . seen with Joe and Chet. . . peeved by slow people . . •found at Rutger's fraternity par-ties or riding around with Sue,Bobbie, ond Linda . . . IBM.school ahead.

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CAROL ANN LUNSDEN

"Caro l " . . . a friendly girl witha great personality . . . "Alwaystake it slow" . . . likes to ridearound, but only with one cer-tain person . . . Most often seenwith Charlie, Lu, and Karen.

ROBERT FRANK MACALIK

"Burford" . . . seen working onold Fords and getting wiped outby the great Kahuna wave . . ,found with Richie, Whirly, Steve,and Ned . . . bothered by girlswho stare but don't say hello.

EDWARD J. MACK

"Ed" . . . absolutely nuts, butlovable . . . most rememberedfor his drum-desk concerts . . ."Hi guysl" . . . dislikes Fords . . .loves to drag race . . . seen mostoften with Annette, Don, Frannie. . . will never forget JuniorEnglish.

RITA MA DAS

"Rita" . . . an attractive girl witha real flair for fashion . . ."Are you loose?" . . . peeved bya certain "bashful" senior boy. . . most often seen with Bunnyand Rose.

BERNADINE MARY MADDEN

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ANTHONY D. MAGGIO

"Tony" . . . one of nature'sbetter products . . . Gary andmadras bother him . . . enjoysshooting pool and droppingtransmissions . . . friends includehis shadow, Nancy and the guysuptown.

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MARGARET DOROTHY MANKIW

"Peg" . . . pretty girl with prettyhair who is a downright pleas-ure to know . . . loves to putsomething over on someone . . ."Evidently" . . . most often serv-ing on a committee . . . friendsinclude Stew and the N.R.'s . . .will always remember N.N.R.'sand slumber parties . . . collegeahead.

SUSAN J. MANNY

"Sue" or "Minner" . . . full offun . . . "Oh really?" . . . peevedby loud people and fana t i cs . . .likes to swim, dance and playsports . . . seen with Linda andKathy Goodwin . . . will neverforget Mr, Parish's biology class.

SUSAN JOAN MARANTZ

"Sue" . . . a true individual . . ."That's amazing!" . . . plays theguitar well . . . pet peeve is thelibrary . . . will always remem-ber her freshman year . . . seenwith the N.R.'s . . . future inpsychology.

DONALD McMURRAY MARSHALL

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"Don" . . . easy-going . .voted football fan whoplaying the drums . . . mostoften seen with David . . . dis-likes school . . . will rememberthe misunderstanding in the cafe-teria . . . future includes collegeand motel management.

SUSAN

"Sue" . . .friendly . .four major

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room . . . college

RICHARD JOHN MAUTHE

"Rich" . . . one of our Germandictionaries . . . " O h no l " . . •seen with Rich and John . . . pet

chemistry lobs . . . college bound. . . hard worker.

JOHN H. McCANDLESS, JR.

VALERIE JOYCE McCALL

"Puddin" . . . pleasant, livelyand full of fun . . . peeved bypeople who try to be something

with Gusta, Carole, Sharon, andLinda . . . fondly remembersMr. Scutro's classes.

"Kansas" . . . quiet, easy-goingguy . . . dislikes wise guys . . .seen with Grunta, Fatman, andLouie . . . will never forget fresh-man and J.V. baseball and Bob-by B's expression, "My achingback."

BONNIE-ELLEN McCREA

"Bon" . . . good things come insmall packages . . . "Where's

CAROLYN JEAN McGHEE

Paul or hunting for Nancy . . .true friend noted for her versa-tile personality . . . loves bandswith a special lead singer . . .remembers the bomb in the rain.

"Flower" . . . one of our talent-ed flag twirlers . . . "Good

practicing flag twirl ing, or play-ing the piano . . . seen with Joe,Dot, Betsy, and Kathy . , . cannever forget the "hal l incident"and Prom '64.

PATRICIA ANNE McGRADY

"Tricia" . . . "you're an ogre". . . wants to become Queen ofthe A.A.A. . . . likes hangin' withLawn on Fridays . . . seen withBuddy and the girls . . . remem-bers painting the street.

KATHLEEN RAYMONDMcGRATH

"Kathy"likeable

. . little, lively, and. . "But, Baby" . . .

enjoys half-hour rides . . .peeved by blue Valiants andKurtz's Market truck . . . seenwith two-thirds of the three,Kathy, Trumpy, Mike, Tony . . .won't forget September 10,1964 and Chatham . . . career

KATHLEEN MARIE McHARG

" H a r g " or "Mic" . . . full ofopinions, true individualist whohates conformity . . . "too bad,you lose" . . . her gray streaksare for real . . . seen with Lyn,Morgs, N.R.'s . . . will rememberChinese fire drills . . . sociology.

PATRICK McNALLY

"Pat" . . . quietpeeve is school

school . . . lilt,and work on hioften seen withRon.

but nice . . . pet. . . thinks it isin four years ofes to hunt, fishs car . . . most

Tom, Roy, and

RICHARD B. MEIER

"Monk" . . . quiet but reckless. . . pet peeve is bad drivers withhot cars . . . most often seenwith Ted a nd Pat . . . enjoysworking on cars . . . will alwaysremember the Jeff game of '64and Mr. Massa's auto class.

DOUGLAS J. MELAHN

"Doug" . . . always seen fixir

PATRICIA MERL

. . "Do I look al1CAROL MERTZ

. . . dislikes Fords . . . most oftenseen with Dave, Bob, and Mike. . . will always remember occu-pations class as a sophomore.

a pretty, talented girl . . . likesto sing and dance . . . mostlyseen with Carole.

"Mertz" . . . very friendly witha cute smile and dimples . , ,dislikes people who are la te . . .friends include Kozy, Lynn, Cath,and Jan . . . will remember Mr.Jones' chem class as a disasterarea.

JOAN ANN MESSERSMITH

"Joan" . . . sweet and sincere. . "You're kidding" . . . friends

include Pat, Lois, Linda, Sue . . .will always remember Mr. Y'schem labs and classes.

LAWRENCE STUART METZGER

"Larry" or "Meathead" . . . oneof the ''hanging bananas in therain" guys . . . "Sure thing" . . .a regular hockey fan . . . petpeeve—Joe Moeller's trip aroundthe world . . . seen with Rand,Bods, Mickey Rat, Roland.

"Blec

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GLENN C. MILDEN

"Glenn" . . . loves to travel . . ."Have fun" . . . dislikes signthiefs . . . most often seen withSteve, Bob, and Jim . . . willalways remember the Tigers andjunior English.

BASIL MILIANO

"Basil" . . . speaks his mind . . ."What's happening baby?" . . .peeved' by teased hair, makeupand short skirts . . . enjoysLoretta, cars, Loretta . . . can beseen with Loretta, Mike, Loretta,Rich . . . will remember his fresh-man year and his name beingcalled over the P.A. every day.

DAVID P. MILLARD

"Dave" . . . mechanically in-clined . . . "Hey?" . . . Fordsand saddle shoes peeve him . . .enjoys cars and playing pool . . .can be found at Commuters withBob and the guys.

THOMAS MILLER

"Tom" . . . "nice guy" . . ."How 'bout that" . . . hates hav-ing his picture taken . . . likesguitar playing, swimming anddancing . . . usually found withBill, Bob, Rich, Claude, and Joe. . . may never forget Mr. Joneschemistry labs.

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EARLINE MILLS

' . . . always happy and. . . "Honey"

ceited people .a good time .ies, and BOYS r;n with Rita orins to become

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PATRICIA COLEnE MINEUR

"Patt i " . . . friendly with a greatpersonality . . . "Nice hair" . . .peeved by fathers who don'tlike bangs . . . likes to twirl . . .seen with Cindy, Ju, Bev, Linda. . . our f lag twirling captain.

LAURA MARGARET MINNEMAN

"Dizzy" . . . "Yeah, right?" . . .pet peeve is "Windy U." . . .seen with Joe, Willy, Trisha andthe rest of the girls . . . willnever forget the Prom of '64 andF.M.'s pajama party.

SHELDEN STEPHAN MINUSKIN

"Shelly" . . . a newcomer toC.H.S. . . . an amateur biologist. . . enjoys playing the clarinet. . . future in law.

RAND MIRANTE

"Rand" . . . great intelligentguy, friendly to all . . . peevedby the Surf City incident . . .will remember being locked inShea Stadium . . . seen withMeathead, Bods, Mickey Rat, orWally . . . enjoys hockey, golfand history . . . he will be onasset to any college.

BARBARA HOPE MITCHELL EDWARD MITCHELL

"Borby" . . . sweet and petite. . . "Yeah—right!" . . . seen withthe " 7 " . . . dislikes hypocrites. . . will always remember threeyears of English with Mr. Marcusand her |umor summer . . . al-ways fun to be with.

"Mitch" . . . always on the go,looking for fun . . . "Ya wannacool it guysl" . . . seen with Bill,Rick, Keith . . . dislikes a certainlocal group . . . often seen inPlainfield or bombing around inhis Corvair.

CAROl MITTELBERGER JOHN MODRZECKI

"Caro l " . sweet and hardworking . . . "You know" . . .

"Turt le" . . . a really great guy. . . "Duh" . . . will remember

peeved by people who stop his episode with the police . . .short in a busy hall . . . hobbies unique sense of huinclude sewing, stamp collecting,skiing . . . friends include An-drea and Jane

to further his educatio

SUSAN JANE MONEY

"Sue" . . . friendly and goodlooking with a figure to match. . . " O h l " , "You're neat" . . .nice personality . . . will neverforget surfing and cheerleaaincj. . . seen with Willy and Laura. . . future includes college.

SUSAN MARION MORGAN

"Sue" or "Morgs" . . . small,sincere and smiling . . . "almost!". . . most embarrassed fallingoff the Honda . . . seen withHarg, Moyles, Jan and the N.R.'s. . . cruising . . . won't forgetpa jama parties, being Cougar,and N.N.R.'s . . . college ahead.

MICHAEL NADLEMAN

"Mike" . . . good looking andwell dressed . . . "Believe i t ". . . dislikes early hours . . . en-joys swimming and painting . . .friends include Steve and Barry. LINDA AUDREY MOYLE

"L in" or "Moyles" . . . sincere

. . . "Okaaa l " . . . fun loving

. . . enjoys driving around withthe girls . . . Jan, Harg, Sue,Barb, and N.R.'s lead the list ofher many friends . . . remembersfiredrills and N.R. slumber par-ties . . . future elementary edu-

cation teacher.

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KENNETH FREDERICKMULARZ

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DOUGLAS NORDSTROM

"Doug" . . . athletic out-goingsenior . . . often seen with Arch,Rick, Mike, Ed, George, Wai,Zer, Beets, Denny, Stacks, Prillor Steve . . . will rememberquorterbacking for C.H.S. foot-ball team and wrestling . . . col-lege in the future.

JOANNE NIETZEL

"Jo-Snake" . . . friendly andcute with plenty of clothes . . .can be heard saying " I 'm sorry,it wasn't my fault !" . . . neverwithout Kris, Stout, Mary, F.M.or the rest of the girls . . . willlong remember painting thestreet and " L " road.

ROBERT H. O'BRIEN

"O.B." . . . a newcomerC.H.S.of humor . . . " I carel Right?. . . peeved when he had to fillout the Golden C questionnaire:. . . most often seen with his eye-closed . . . will never forget thBerg's class.

ELIZABETH O'DONNELL

"Lizzy" . . . cute, petite, friendly

JOHN O'DONNELL

"O.D. " . . . nice guy . . . does

KEVIN O'DONNELL

"Kev" . . . quiet . . . "How's that

good as mine" . . . dislike* work-ing overtime, speed traps andhaving no money . . . enjoysbothering men in blue.

the greatest" . . . peeved by acertain math teacher . . . likesto watch people work . . . friendsare Pat and Svend.

is watching old movies andreading.

RONALD BRUCE OEMCKE

"Ron" . . . always laughing . . ."That's close" . . . will never for-get Tiger's class . . . may beseen riding around in his greenFury . . . enjoys radio and sports. . . often seen with John, Pauland Pete.

JOHN OGDEN ROBERT JOHN O'LEARY

"John" . . . Friendly and witty "Bob" . . . "Oh , come on" . . .• • • "Oh I really carel" . . . tikes basketball and bowling . . .pet peeve-dir ty gym shirts . . . friends include Harry, Mike, Roilikes to bowl, fish or just bumaround . . . best friends areRon, Rich, Mark and Bob . . .often found in a green Fury oron a bowling alley.

and John . . . will never forgetMr. West's Algebra II class . . .plans to enter college.

JOHN FRANCIS O'REILLY

"Walrus" . . . always friendly. . . "What's that, who is it?". . . dislikes being called Rus-ness . . . enjoys hockey andchemistry . . . seen with T-Bear,Goody, Mike and the guys . . .future includes college.

SUSAN PANETTA

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BART DAVID OSTRO

"Linkus" or "Osfy" . . . friendlywith wild sense of humor"What's the schtick?" .peeved by late birthdays andpears , . . enjoys sports .won't forget Thvrber's Carnival,Mrs. Godlin and Mr. Westseen with Rubes, Rabes, Miand Coyne.

RUSSELL GEORGE OTT

"Russ"

friend .ball . .ketball

. . intelligent, hardand willing to help a. likes playing basket-won't forget J.V. bas-

ir Mr. Y's and UncleOllie's classes.

FRANK PAINTER

"Frank" . . . effervescent leaderof a well-known school organi-zation . . . "That's a barf" . . .seen with the Clan . . . can befound ratting with Jungle, Fish,Aardvork and Bob . . . will re-member Mr. Y's chem. class.

DIANA MARIE PAWLICK

" D i " . . . always a smile foreveryone . . . "You're k iddingi". . . loves to sew and is annoyedby drivers who don't signal . . .can be found with Patty, Sharon,Gayle and Mary.

JOHN PATBERG ANDREA PATERSON

"Pats" or "Buenos" . . . isbound to excel at anything he

STEPHEN PATTERSON

"Esteban" . . . tall and good"No, not particu

"Andy" . . . intelligent andbound to excel at anything he athletic . . . "good heavens!" looking . . . "No , not particu-attempts . . . "Oh-Okayee," . , . incorrect accents in foreign larly" . . . can be seen with"The fans love it , . . a Pin- languages peeve her . . seen Ellen . . pet peeve is planegry" sense of humor . . . most with Jane, Carol and Luisa . . . crashes . . . fondest memory willoften seen at the soccer games enjoys Mr. Daley's chemistry and be graduating,or bombing around on his Hon- physics labs and Mr. Jones' con-da . . . likes to play tennis. fusing math.

IRMGARD PEDDE

" I r m " . . . a quiet girl who en-joys having a good time withher friends . . . " I forgot" . . -dislikes conceited ind iv idua ls . . .usually reading or cooking . . -found with Donna, Carole, andLinda.

LORELEE ANN PELICANO

"Laur i " . . . good friend withsincere personality . . . "What?"

" O h l " . . . will never for-get Mr. Love and the FreshmanAwards Assembly . . . pet peeveis guys in the service . . . likesskiing and art . . . seen withBobby, Donna, and Mike.

KENNETH WAYNE PETERSON

"Wh i r l " . . . friendly . . . "HIthere" . . . pet peeve is peoplewho mind everybody else's busi-ness . . . hates short hair . . .likes surfing, riding his Hondaand girls . . . usually found withthe guys from Bone's.

MARY PFANNE

"Mare" . . . wild . . . "Is thati t?" . . . perky and popu la r . . .likes hangin with Trica on Fri-days . . . seen with Kris, Stout,Joanne, Bo and the girls . , .remembers Junior year fromFeb. to June and painting thestreet.

ANTHONY REID PITTMAN

"Pit t" . . . funny and smart . . ."Oh sure" . . . dislikes loftypeople, B.H. . . . usually seenwith Marshall and James . . .enjoys dates and parties . . .will never forget "h is" squadthree in gym class.

RICHARD LEONARD POLAND

"Rich" or "Sterling Moss" . . .peeved by people who think hisfirst name should be Roland . . ."Does it matter?" . . . most oftenseen playing the guitar and withGraham Hill, Marc and Larry. , . will always remember hang-ing bananas in the rainknown for his witty remarks.

STEVE POLLACK

"Steve" . . . a kid who goesall out for his goal . . . "Knockit off I" . . , usually seen play-ing chess, scuba diving, or shoot-ing his pistol or camera . . . hasa zoo of pet peeves but the

the Lincoln" . . . seen with Mike,Barry, Jeff and Bruce.

"Fech"Cranfc

LUISA PORCEILA

.rd's rleft side . .hateswith :BacherChoir-i

badJudes,

naster

. can be fouoads—driving i. "Yeah right?drivers . . .Barnie, Dwee

. will neverLenny or Mr.

nd onon the" _ . ,foundr andforgetWest.

MICHAEL JOSEPH PAULPORCIELLO JR.

"Porch" or "Trabajar" . . .likes skiing and driving . . . "yagot time, upstairs to the left". . . seen with Sharon, Cindy,Lauri, and the boys . . . futurein Low School and with Sharon.

DENNIS CARL PRANIO

"Denny" . . . a good friend . . ."Who cares" . . . "Good Gum-ba" . . . hates having his haircut . . . plays guitar and digsBeatles and Beach Boys . . .usually found in his "413" orworking ot Foodtown.

KATHLEEN JANE PRESTON

"Kath" . . . either talking orsinging but never at a loss forwords . . . "What a creep". . . crazy laugh . . . dislikes"odd" people . . . found in mu-sic room with Pete . . . will al-ways remember All-State, Mr.Lenny and cleaning steps witha toothbrush.

JOHN RICHARD PREUSSNERGrahom Hill" . . . regulor

"Beach Boy" with a guitar andmicrophone . . . "All right" . . .bothered by darts, stop signs,and the guys . . . usually foundploying his old fender . . . canbe found with Sterling Moss,Larry, Art and the guys . . .embarrassed by his lunchroompoetry.

DAVID ANDREW PRILL PETER ANTHONY PRIOR

"Dave" . . . personality plus and "Pete" . . . great guy, very tal-a natural leader and athlete. . . ented . . . friends include Aldislikes nose and knee opera- and anyone that can be foundtions . . . found with Lindo or in the music room , . . will ol-the "Guys" . . . most embar- ways remember two years ofrossed when found in Westfield All-state Choir.Sweet-Shoppe . . . seen wres-tling or playing football.

STEPHEN CRAIG RABIN

"Rabes" . . . good-looking, goodathlete and persistent conversa-tionalist . . . likes parties at"Me's" but pet peeve is firstdates and textured stockings . . .will never forget Mrs. Ken

and Bart.

g g y ssith Al, Mark, Chip, dudes college.

HARRY RADLEY

"Harry" . . . quiet . . . likes tobowl, play basketball ond drive. . . hates to bowl poorly . . .seen with Bob and Mike . . .wiil never forget Mr. Grodski's

ietry class . . . future in-

1KURT RENE RADLEY

"Kur t " . . . enjoys music, reaing and art . . . interestedphilosophy and the theater . .most often seen with Eileen . .unusual characteristic: misathropic aesthete.

J. PATERSON RAE

abilityPat . . . rare comb\n

intelligence and athleti. . . "Right?" . . . can't standgetting up early . . . likes earn-ing money with least possibleeffort . . . seen with Art andTim . . . will remember Mr. "Y " .

\

RICHARD RAU

. . . usually se"Rich" . . . usually seen withmembers of the football team. . . "Sure" . . . pet peeve isEnglish . . . likes football andrunning the cjucirtermile in trock. . . will always rememberUncle Ollie.

JANET LOUISE RAY

"Jan " or "Jeanette" . . . cutewith a mind and personality ofher own . . . " I cal l l " . . . in-ventor of "rayism" . . . peevedby people thinking she's simple. . . seen with Atch, Morgs,Moyles and the N.R.'s . . . willalways remember the fire drills.

"Frank"enjoys

lots of friends . . .athletics, especially foot-

ind fishingball and fishing . . . pet peeveis school . . . usually seen withFred, Bob and Frank.

GEORGE ROBERT READ

"Bob" . . . great sense of hu-mor, well-liked . . . "Right?" . . .pet peeve is Mr. Grayson's jokes. . . seen with Ken, Paul, Charlieand Pete . . . will rememberskateboarding in Physics . . .enjoys Modern Jazz Sextet . . .good future in science.

LUCINDA REED

"Luanda" . . . one of the new-est members of the senior class. . . " y o " . . . pet peeve: lu lu. . . enjoys going to parties,bowling and skating . . . futureincludes business school.

MAUREEN JUDITH REESE

" M o " . . . a welcome additionto CHS . . . "Hi k id l " . . .dancing, ballet and modern jazzrate high on a list of hobbies. . . pet peeve is white socks. . . can be seen where thefun is.

KATHLEEN REILLY

"Katie" . . . likes collecting rec-ords, driving and horseback rid-ing . . . " I don't know some

RHONDA MERLE RtCKLIS

friendly . . . "C'est la vie" . . .friends are Nina, I, Jan . . .

peoplel" . . friends include dislikes being called Rhonda.. .Pete, Rose, Linda and Mary .will remember fourth periodmath class.

gfondest memory is su. . . a future teacher.

KARIN DONNA RIMONDI PETER J. RINALDI

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ROBERT HOWARD RINGLE

"Big Daddy" . . . friendly to all. . . "It's whipped" . . . petpeeves are grease and snobs. . . likes watching the fuelersand shooting pool . . . usuallyfound in Elizabeth with Pyzon,Stig, Jerry, Joe and Jim.

FREDERICK W. ROBERTS"Fred" . . . big and friendly

"Cool i t" . . . hates chang-ing spark plugs . . . likes "ma-chines", fishing, and hunting . . .found with Frank, Bob, Ken, Bill,and Ron . . . will never forgetMr. Massa's auto mechanicsclasses.

PAMELA LEE ROGERS

"Mousie" . . . great personalityin a small package . . . "You'rekidding!" . . . seen with Sally,Terry, Wendy and Karen . . .enjoys parties at Rutgers . . .gets mad at drivers that cut heroff.

GREGG R. ROSS

"Gurr" . . . pet peeve: dirty

remarks . . . enjoys cars andsst often seen with

Joe, Bob and Jack.

ALLEN P. RUBINE

"Rubes" . . . wonderful, wild,witty personality . . . four timeloser but the fans love him any-way . . . "You're neat" . . . al-ways seen with Mark, Rabes andBart . . . college with a prob-able ma|or in political science,

BRENDA ARLENE RUCH

"Jean" . . . a tiny girllots of intelligence . . .with Carolyn and Sue . .joys basketball, Spanishreading . . . wants toRomonce Languages . . . rebers driving with Mr. Gray:

MARY JANE SAAM

"Sam" . . . great personalityand a friend to all . . . "Nojoke" . . . hobby—Ronnie . . .often seen with Ronnie, Patty,Gayle, Linda, Diane, Maur andSharon.

JOSEPH RICHARD ROZMAN

"J.R." . . . quiet until he picksup his guitar . . . "Gee" . . .peeved by his girl friend beinga twirler . . . likes to fiddle withguitars, and go to parties . . .seen with Bob, Gregg, Carolyn,Gail.

NANCY SALUSTRO

"Nance" . . . fun loving andfriendly . . . an active swimmerand driver . . . "Oh boy" . . .peeved when listening to Carolon her push-button phone . . -often found with Caro l Pat,Judy, Lee and Sally . . . remem-bers Mr. Bellinger's ShorthandI class . . . a sure success as asecretary.

MIKE EUGENE SAPARA

"Sap" . . . proud and friendly,a real nice guy . . . " I gotthings to do" . . . dislikes peoplewho don't say hello . . . enjoysfootball and baseball . . . canbe seen with Diane, Reina, Laf,

EUGENE SASSO

"Gene" . . . our dedicated sen-ior . . . "Yeah, right" . . . en-joys cars, riding around andhaving fun . . . seen with Dickie,Terry, Howie, Tom and the restof the guys . . . pet peeve isFords.

"D

DONNA SALLEE

a" . . . quiet an. . . "Not really" . . .when her parents borrow. . . likes to play the piasports of all kinds . .with Andrea and Carolfuture nurse.

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fcjfcMAUREEN ELIZABETH SAWICKI

"Maur" or "Stick" . . . quietand shy . . , "Yeah, okay" . . .enjoys being with Matt . . .peeved by people telling her tosmile . . . friends include Matt,Frieda, Sam and Donnawon't forget when the girlsmade wheelies in front of Andy'swith their bikes . . . secretarialschool ahead.

KATHLEEN ANN SCANLON

"Kathy" . . . "Guess what" . . .usually seen with Linda, Ann,Nancy and Barbara . . . willalways remember Mrs. Ritvo'sEnglish classes . . . dislikes hav-ing a morning gym class . . .enjoys bowling and workingwith children.

BRUCE E. SCHAAR5CHMIDT

"Shaar" . . . fun-loving, talentedguitarist . . . "Too bad" . . .pet peeve is school food . . .likes operating a ham radio. . . usually found with Bob,Ted.

FRANCES RUTHSCHARTENBERG

"Fran" . . . thoughtful of. . . friends ore Eileen,Diane . . . dislikes gym . .of our N.H.S. tutors . .always remember the o5and four years of Latin.

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LINDA LEE SCHENKER

avid partici-"Schenk" . . .pant . . . "Oh , crum"having enough timeafter gym annoys her .with Bets, Carol, and. . . will rememberand Mr. West's class.

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MAUREEN D. SCHLENGER

" M o " . . . friendly and fun tobe with . . . has a recognizablelaugh . . . "Granny knows" . . .peeved by cafeteria meals . . .will always remember the Sig-gler . . . friends include Hubby,Carol, Arlene, Pat, and Linda.

EILEEN SCHMAUS

"Eileen"travelerwith Kurand arttalented

. . a cute European. . most often seen. . she enjoys sewing. . one of the most

rtists at C.H.S.

PATRICIA SCHOENFELDER

"Pat" . . . sweet and friendly. . . likes to meet Cosey at thebus stop . . . most embarrasseddriving over the divider at theA and W . . . seen with Casey,Carol, Nancy, Arlene and Moe.

JANET KATHERINE SEELBACH

"Janet" . . . smiling and pleas-ant • . . I not s o lough ana ohalf" . . . people who volunteerand never show up bother her. . . enjoys Scouts and camping. . . friends are Andrea andFran.

STEVEN RICHARD SERAFIN

"Swede" . . . good looking guywith intelligence and wit . . .will remember "Lou" and T-Bear's accident . . . "Very im-pressive" . . . pet peeve is acertain Chipmunk . . . seen withArch, Mike, T-Bear and the guvs.

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LINDA J. SEVERS

. . . friendly and funlov-ing . . . "Let's go opeeved by speed traps . likes

drive around, and go outwith Allan . . . seen with Lor-etta, Lizzie and Allan . . . willnever forget stopping at redlight and everyone getting out.

WALTER LEE SCHUMACHER

"Lee" . . . likes to swim andlisten to the radio . . . "Take iteasy" . . . can't stand peoplewho make big things out ofnothing . . . best friends areDave, Wooly, George and Curls. . . will always remember em-barrassing moment in front ofboy's locker.

GAIL ANNE SHIMSHOCK

" G a i l " . . . a great personalityand loves to talk . . . enjoysplaying the ukelele . . . "Wi l lyou talk!" . . . can be foundwith Jean, the Twins, 5ue andDiane.

JOYCE ARLENE SHOTUNDER

"Joyce" . . . a vivacious red-heod . . . "That s cool'found with Sheila, Karen andLynn . . . enjoys waterskiing. . . embarrassed when lockedon the Scotch Plains High roofduring '65 basketball game . . .will remember working at theBrook.

DONALD WILLIAM SILLIMAN

"Don" . . . tal l , dark and good-looking, all around athlete . . ."What's the matter?" . . , seenwith Jim, Rich, Keith, Dave andDoug . . . dislikes loud mouths.

JOHN SHARO

"John" . . , good musicianpet peeve: slow cars . . .music, fishing and girls . . .often seen with guys

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GEORGE KARL SKIDMORE

"Kar l " . . . " I don't know" . . .pet peeve is teachers who de-mand homework on timelikes f lying, swimming andblondes . . . will never forgetMr. "Y" and Chemics . . . seenwith Rich, George and Bill.

ANNETTE JEAN SLAHOR

"Toni" . . . a great friend . . ."Really?" . . . doesn't like beingslave to Carol . . . likes to fly,go to drive-ins, and surf . . .seen with Carol, Don, Eddie, Art. . . will never forget celebrat-ing Bob's birthday.

CHRISTINE SLUZIS

"Chris" . . . always smiling anda good friend . . . "Hustlel". . . pet peeve is cold lockerrooms . . . can be seen withKathy and Jeanne at Una miTennis Courts . . . will never for-get the basketball games 1959-1966.

HOWARD PATRICK SMITH

"Howie" or "Smitty" . . . agood dresser with a winningpersonality . . . "Cool it Reba", . . hates girls with ratty hair. . . likes to dance and playguitar . . . seen with Dawn Millsor the guys . . . will never for-get "Oklahoma" and the classof '65.

ELAINE SOFMAN

"Elaine" . . . has a true thirstfor knowledge . . . usually foundat the library with Sue . . . en-joys dancing, art, journalism andlanguages . . . will rememberSpanish Club . . . a sure suc-cess as an elementary schoolteacher.

JOHN SORGE

"Zorch" . . . "That's close","That's almost right" . . . bestfriends—Tochie and Pancakes. . . while at CHS he liked toget in trouble with Mrs. ftitvo.

MARILYN ANN SOPKO

"Sop" . . . friends include Gail,Wil ly, Chinese, and the gang. . . "Oh swell" . . . dislikesjuniors who go out the seniordoor . . . fond memories of Mr.Bellinger'* Bookkeeping Class. . . enjoys sports, music andart . . . a future in art.

EILEEN J. SOUTHWICK

"E i " . . . "But why?" . . . "Up-stairs to the left" . . . distantboyfriends peeve her . . . en-joys 30 minute trips with 2 /3 ofthe 3, Kathy and Lumpy . . .will never forget park partiesand C.C.

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"Stew" . . . the girl with thebiggest smile and school spiritto match . . . annoyed by peoplewho think she's a man when sheanswers the phone . . . usuallyseen cheering her heart out atgames or watching old movies. . . can be seen with the N.R.'sand Peg or making someonehappy.

KATHLEEN CAROL STOUT

"Stout" . . . a cute blonde whoenjoys surfing . . . "Checkl" . . .dislikes crazy drivers . . . canbe found with Flower in hisNomad, Snake, Lawn, Kris andthe girls . . . remembers paint-ing the street.

ROLAND STOUT

"Randy" . . . "That seems fa i r ". . . girls that talk strangelypeeve him . . . enjoys cars, par-ties, and surfing . . . can beseen with Ferg and the guys . . .remembers Wafer's annuals.

ARLENE MARILYN STRUBLE

"Ink ie" . . . petite and friendly. . . " I don't believe i t l " . . .pet peeve—detentions . . . usual-ly seen with Moe, Nancy andPatti or dancing . . . will alwaysremember driving to school,Toot's study, and library council. . . airline stewardess.

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PHYLLIS ANNE STURROCK

"Phyllis" . . . tall and attractivewith a figure to match . . .

found writing letters to Johnnyor with Jill and Mary . . . won'tforget hair piece fall ing out ingym.

JUDITH ANN SULLIVAN

" J u " . . . talkative, friendly andfull of pep . . . peeved whenher contacts come out . . » conbe seen with Patti, Cindy, Ginny,Bev or Linda . . . will remem-ber Oats . . . will remember thesummer of '65.

PATRICIA ELLEN SWEETSER

"Trish" . . . a good person toknow well . . . "Oh , come on"

interesting and intelligent. . . our Golden C editor-in-chief. , . dislikes staying at schooluntil 6:00 working on the Go/denC . . . seen with the " 7 " .

DEAN B. TALCOTT

"Dean" . . . friendly with agood sense of humor . . ."Crazy" . . . friends are Dave,Jack, Walt, Pete, Ed, Rick, Keith,Bill . . . peeved by curls . . .embarrassed when trunk flewopen at Seaside.

"Sue"Boy,oftenEddie. . .hairwithcess.

SUSAN TANSKY

. . . always talking . . ., isn't he a dol l " . . . mosti found in Elizabeth withs, Marlene, Lou, and Jay

dislikes boys with blonde. . . remembers Home ArtsMrs. Foltz . . . a sure sue-

EILEEN TAYLOR

"Taylor" or "Blondie" . . . anattractive girl . . . thinks crew-cuts are out . . . likes bowling,swimming and skating . . . hasloads of stuffed animals . . .seen with Margret and Kathy. . . remembers Mr. Jacobs.

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DIANNE THAXTON

"Rose" or " D l " . . . has osonality that has won hererous friends . . . "Nonce"seen with Alida and the N.R.'s. • • you'll always find her talk-ing . . . will never forget O.B.'sdeadend sign stealing and neattalk.

ROBERT C. THOMPSON

"Thomps", "Blondy" .peeve is Clan haters .guns . . . usually fouBruce and the Clan .always remember Mrberg's English III class.

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LAURA-ELLEN THOMPSON

"Laura" . . . "You better believei t " . . . will always rememberdoing 95 sit-ups in her seniorgym class . . . future beautician.

NICHOLAS JOHNTRABACHINO, JR.

"Nick" , "Trabs", "Trabby" . . .Usually seen smiling . . . " W a i t l ". . . pet peeve is John's auto-matic-six . . . likes sports, pho-tography and driving a stick . . .seen most often with Mike, Tom,John, and Greg . . . will alwaysremember Latin with Mr. Swetits.

KATHLEEN TREMBLEY

"Kathy" . . . terrific personalityand a beautiful wardrobe . . ."Grea t l " . . . was most embar-rassed when tripped up thestairs during a fire dril l . . .most often seen at Unami tenniscourts with Chris and Jeanne.

STEPHANIE ANN TRISTRAM

"Steph" or "Tram"on guys" . . . seen. . . enjoys tennis,and guitar . . . peting for Jill . . . wChem, singing orSenora Fredman.

. . . "Comewith the "7"

string basspeeve—wait-ill remember

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BEVERLY ANN ULLOM

"Bev" . . . a sensational person-ality and a wonderful friend . . ."Y-al l " . . . loves being with thekids and driving the Catalinathrough Westfield . . . can beseen with Linda, Ginny, Judy,Cindy, and Patti . . . will alwaysremember the summer of '65,Bay head or the Poconos.

MARY ANN VALENTINE

"Mary"sincere ,found w. . . Irvirhome .peeve .

. . . always happy and. . "Oh yeahl" . . .

rith Bob, Phyllis, Sandiigton is home away from. . birds ore her pet

. . office work ahead.

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MARK STEPHEN VOGEL

"Voges" . . . talented andquick-witted . . . "Aw, come on!". . . dislikes sweaty gym uniforms. . . likes canoeing and spelunk-ing . . . seen with Art, Meathead,Rand and John . . . will remem-ber Mrs. Fritts and being lockedin Shea Stadium.

WILLIAM P. VOLCKMAN

"Bi l l " . . . quiet . . . pet peeveis being called "Volks" . . . likes

ing . . . usually seen with Rich,Korl, Bob . . . will always re-member Mr. Massa's radio andelectricity classes.

CAROLYN ANNE VON BULOW

"Carolyn" or "Caro l " . . . is afriend to everyone and a reallywonderful person . . . "Boy l " . . .enjoys playing tennis, singingand making friends . . . dislikeshaving her lost name mispro-nounced . . . will always remem-ber going on T.V, with the Choir. . . seen with the "7".

CHERIE L. VORNDRAN

"Cherie" . . . sincere friend witha fabulous sense of humor . . ."Hey guys" . , . dislikes beingconfused . . . enjoys driving,basketball and tennis . . . Bar-bara, Kathy, Lin and the N.R.'sare frequent companions . .will always remember her junioryear and Hackettstown Policeincident.

ARTHUR B. VREELAND, II

"A r t " , "Abe" , "Big A " . . . afriendly, great guy . . . "Whatcan I soy?" . . . peeved by Har-ley Duoglides . . . likes to workon his motor bike and play gui-tar . . . seen with Ray and theguys . . . remembers being foot-ball manager and summer school.

MARGRIT ELISABETH WAGNER

"Betsy" or "Bets" . . . always asmile and a laugh . . . "C'est lavie l" . . . problems are parallelparking and braces . . . mostoften seen with Dot, Carolyn,Kathi, and Linnie . . . enjoys Mr.Longenbach's art classes.

KAREN WALL

"Karen" . . . quiet and studious;will always help a friend . . .most often seen with Donna . . .enjoys playing the piano, read-ing and traveling.

JILL ANN WARRINGTON

"Jil lsie" . . . bound to be a suc-cess in college . . . "Oh , r ight l ". . . peeved by stick shifts . . .seen with the "7" . . . will re-member Miss Kopp's tennis teamand crowning Mike Delia Rosaat the '65 Prom

JEANNE MURIEL WASSERBACH

"Jeannie" . . . a real doll . . ."Really?" . . . exasperated bypeople who go up the downstairways . . . enjoys singing . . .often seen with Chris and Kathy. . . embarrassed when she al-most walked into boys' lockerroom.

RICHARD WATSON

"Rick" . . . quiet but friendly. . "Al l r ight!" . . . seen with

John, Tom, Mike and the trackteam . . . enjoys camping andreading . . . fondest memory isthe first year of the indoor trackteam.

DOUGLAS DUFF WAUGH

" W a u " . . . tall and good-look-ing . . . "Yeahl" . . . dislikesknee socks and the Clan . . . us-ually seen with Jack . . . wil lalways remember the Tiger'sEnglish.

KEITH WEBER

"Webs" . . . a great sense ofhumor . . . "Go back to sleep". . . best friends are Ed, Rick,Bill, Slink, Curls . . . you'll f indhim in the front seat of any oneof the guys' cars.

PATRICIA DIANE WEBSTER

"Frieda" . . . tol l , blonde andfun to be with . . . peeved bypeople who mock her pigtails. . . will never forget makingwheelies with bikes in front ofAndy's . . . seen with Sharon,Sam, Diane, Gayle and Maur.

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ANITA HOPE WEIL

" N i t a " . . . always smiling, easy-going, great friend . . . " I mighteverl" . . . peeved by curly hair. . . enjoys sports, P.J. partiesand school activities . . . seenwith Lynne, Kathi and the N.R.'s. . . will always remember beingtwirl ing captain and drum ma-jorette . . . speech pathology.

RAYMOND WARREN WIBLE

"Ray" . . . " I f I told you, we'dboth know" . . . pet peeve isFords . . . likes skindiving, sail-ing and working on his car . . .Seen with the guys from Clark. . . will always remember Mr.West.

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LINDA SUE WIDERKEHR

"Lindy" . . . always smiling, witha personality to match . . ."Funny thing about that" . . .friends are Bev, Patti, Judy,Chris, Cindy . . . dislikes insin-cere people . . . if she isn'tshopping, you'll find her in NewYork.

WILLIAM KARL WIEBESIEK

"Wiebs" . . . will cause everyo,to smile . . . "Don't take awooden nickels" . . . pet peeis people who don't knowhe's kidding . . . most ofteiwith Rich, Ed, Keith, Slink andthe guys.

SUSAN JANE WILLIAMS

"Wi l l y " . . . a quiet beauty wholaughs ot any joke . . . oftenseen with Rich, Sue, Laura orF.M. . . . enjoys painting streetsand cars . , . responds readilyto "Ask me if I care" . . . a fu-ture nurse.

BETTE ANN WILLAUER

"Betsy" or "Crazy Bets" . . . un-predictable, non-conformist . . ." I 'm no fool" and "This is allt rue" . . . enjoys horsebackriding , . . seen with Fran andthe N.R.'s.

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JAMES R. WILLIAMS

. . . "You fool" . . . likesig and spelunking and

seen with John, George andMike . . . will always remembercommuting between schools inhis junior year for Latin.

LINDA LEE WILLIAMS

"Wi l l y " . . . happy-go-luckypersonality . . . "You're kiddingme!" . . . dislikes people whobreak up friendships . . . seenwith Gail, Dottie, Charlie-horse,Bev, Cooky and the gang . . .enjoys skiing, talking, choir andfun.

MARY THERESA YANUTA

"Terry" or "Grace" . . . cutepetite girl with a big personality. . . dislikes conformity . . . bestfriend is Solly Kolbe . . . is likedby all . . . found "where there'saction" with Sally and Pam.

ROBERT J. WILSON

"Dudley" . . . tal l , dark, andhandsome . . . "Music" . . . oftenseen with Frank, Fred or atBone will 'aysber the girl who sat next to himin homeroom for 3 years . . .enjoys fishing and cars . . .peeved by bad orange soda.

SANDRA LYNN WIMMER

"Sandy" . . . terrific personalitywith eyes to match . . . "Yeahright" . . . pet peeve is WindyU. . . . fondest memories are theProm of '65 and Miss Schwoer-er's Geometry class . . . mostoften seen with Willy and Dir.

MARC DOUGLAS YACKER

"Yax" . . . witty and clownish. . . pet peeve is the Clan . . .hobby is sitting two in a seatbelt . . . seen with Skip andRich . . . will remember hangingbananas in the rain.

ROBERT YORK

"Bob" . . . big but quiet .pet peeve is Chevys . . . alwseen in or working on cars .most often seen at Gabby's.

SHARON MAY ZALINSKY

"Sharon" . . . cute with a greatpersonality . . . " I don't care,it's up to you" . . . friends areGayle, Patty, Di, Sam, Maur,Panetta, Moose . . . alwaysfound where there's action,

ROBERT C. ZAVILA

" Z a l " . . . tall and quiet . . .golf and basketball rate high onlist of likes . . . most often seenwith Bob and Pete.

IRENE BARBARA ZIEL1NSKI

" I rene" . . . a responsible twirl-ing co-captain . . . " I t doesn'tfaze me" . . . pet peeve is the"l i t t le white horn" . . . likestwirling and having fun . . . seenwith Boards, Lynn and Kozy . . .will always remember the twirl-ers' express.

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A WORLD

MEMORIES

BEHIND-

BEST-ALL AROUND

Linda Bork —Dave Prill

They've got the world at their elbowsl

MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEEDDonna Lieberman—John Bodnar

When the chips are down

SENIOR SUPERLATIVES

FAVORITE TEACHERS

Miss Schwoerer-Mr. West

Yes, you may leave the room.

MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT

Linda Stewart-Dave Prill

We've rallied round the f lag.

BEST FRIENDS

Bonnie McCrea-Noncy Henn

George Goodwin—Ed Beadle

Pillar of friendshipl

MOST CONSCIENTIOUS

Jill Warrington-Art Block

We're up to here with books!

MOST ATHLETICKaren Anderson—George Good

Aces back to back

CLASS LEADERSLinda Bork—Joe Coyne

Hold it, Joe, you're leading too fast

NICEST SMILE

Laura Minnemon—Mike Porcielli

A smile can conquer al l !

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BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE

Sharon Dolbear—Jerry Friedman

Me Tarzanl You Janel

U:\BEST LOOKING

Lori Pelicano—Mike Clare

How to succeed in business without really trying!

DONE MOST FOR C.H.S.

Donna Liebermon—Joe Coyne

When you've finished, Donna, /'// put the mop away!

CLASS FLIRTS

Sue Money—Dickie Anderson

Please, dear, I have scrubbed the floor!

ROMEO AND JULIET

Loretta D'Alessandris— Basil Miliano

Come on, the ladder's slipping.

MOST TALKATIVE

Dianne Thaxton—Steve Robin

Please deposit another dime I

MOST TALENTED

Steph Tristram—Bob Grube

Give us a song, Bobl

FRIENDLIEST

Linda Stewart-Jack Jordan

They used to throw rocks!

CLASS WITS

Rich Poland—Sandy Avery

Rich—Are you sure Napoleon started this way?

Sandy—No, he had a bone-a-part.

HAPPY-GO-LUCKY

Linda Stewart—Willy Loxley

count to ten and hold your earsi

CLASS CLOWNS

Nan Goodhar t -Wi l ly Loxley

Push that ladder and I'll kill youl

MUTT AND JEFF

Mary Jane Saam-Ron Guertin

If there's lightning, honey, duck!

BIGGEST BLUSHERS

Sue Money-Mike Clare

Why should he be blushing??

BEST DRESSED

Debi Frey—Steve Rabir

Paris originals.

MOST POPULAR

Linda Bork—Dave Prill

What's the "Hidden Magic?"

LILY THE FELON'S DAUGHTER

CASTLily Fairweather _ „ Linda BorkBetsy Fairweather Carolyn Von BulowCompton Fairweather _ Richard PolandJonas Fairweather Tom BentsonCraven Sinclair _.__ Rand MiranteRobin Steel Willy LoxleyMiss Ophelia _.__ ___ Susan MoneyLord Montmorency __ Joe CoyneMarie -.. Joyce ShotlanderMrs. Kingsley .... _ Pat FoppertMrs. Bloodgood _ Jean Ellenbacher

Friday and Saturday, February 25 and 26, the SeniorClass presented "its Renowned Company of SuperlativePlayers in the Great Romantic Melodrama 'Lily, theFelon's Daughter'." Highlighting the performance wereRich's stiff curls, Linda's string reminder, Sue's bloomers,Tom's sock. Rand's laugh, Joe's roses, Willy's red nose,

Joyce, Carolyn's timely trip, Jean's costume, and Pat'sfrown. Add to these the many puns and dramatic effects(including majestic triumphant marches) and the resultwas one huge success.

Behind the two nights of performance, though, wasover a month's work:

First the try-outs and crossed fingers. then the long, hard rehearsals which demanded so much concentre

the Saturday flat painl3 set up,

the make-up practices and costumes fittir

Then opening night—

and the final success!

Let me in . . . We-oop!

Down, George! Would you believe Batman?—Loxley?

MEMORIESThe little things bring back the fondest thoughts:

Eating spaghetti with spoons; student faculty basketball games; Mrs.Chase and Home Nursing; Sophomore year at O.A.J.H.S. and H.A.J.-H.S.; Our Town films; petitions and more petitions; bomb scares; MissHaver's outdoor labs; Zacherly show; Chem room aromas; "commonsense dictates"—Mr. Y; shiny new school rings; "sticks"; Mr. DelPiano'shistory class; the 600; the candy sale; hanging bananas; sophomore"prom"; Mr. Toenes' good humor man suit; painting the stagecoach;waiting and praying for college acceptances; dressing up; "Romeo &Juliet"; Playboy in the library; "No snack bar"; hunting arrows in the

Who's got aNow—about that term paper . . .

Maybe this will help!

dark; false fire drill between classes; Mr. Lenny and the "nucleus";the Christmas candle; 8th period Nov. 22, 1963; controversial snow day;co-operation between History and Phys. Ed. classes (for special rea-sons?); campaigning and campaign parties; bio classes; Tito's; supper

A masterpieceThe Lounge

Tutoring in Elizabeth

O.K., so who's got the dime?

What can we say?

The spirit of Mirantt

We have had our more serious moments too .

I went like this and look whaf hoppened?

"Hal Hal I caught you that time."

It has that foggy l o o k -

dream of . . .

Every day we come—seeking

TO KNOW OURSELVES

It's moving!

Oh look, I made sawdust!

Special departments—Business, Home Arts, IndustrialArts, Art and Music-cultivate INTERESTS and help inCAREER PREPARATION.

IDEAS are developed through writing and discus-sions in History and English, and LOGICAL THINK-ING through proofs and problems in Math.

Let's give him a hand, folks.

" I must not talk in class"

The "spoon" dishes it out!

Zero, Red F.

Now flap your wings.

PHYSICAL CAPABILITIES can be recognized in Phys. Ed. courses.

TO KNOW OUR WORLDThe PHYSICAL WORLD opens up with calculations in Math and lab work and

theory in the Sciences.

Take it easy. Briefer! Calmness plus.

That everlovin' Periodic Tablel

When AC is congruent to . . .

Well , what is it?

All right, who shot that rubberband?

The day after the night before

Community Effort.

An understanding of OTHER PEOPLE as individualsis created through conversation with others inEnglish.

A "heated" debatel

Through History and Languagesa knowledge of OTHER CUL-TURES is obtained.

Carmen Warrington and Don Jua

Now what . . .

Let's see . . . number 5

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CLASSOFFICERS

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS

ROW 1: C. Kiamie, Vice-President; J. Sarnowski, Sec-retary; P. Bowling, Student Council Representative;Wayne Cooper, Treasurer. ROW 2: Mr. Lawrence,Mrs. Kerzman, J. Trezzo, President.

HOMEROOM 3

ROW 1: L. Allen, R. Ballister, S.Allcock, L. Aagaard, D. Bau-monn. ROW 2: J. Bagwell, VArlunas, E. Bates, G. BokerROW 3: D. Autera, R. Barry, JBayak, J. Anderson, G. Albrecrit.ROW 4: S. Auer, J. Alston, B.Albans.

HOMEROOM 4

ROW 1: R. Browlee, D. Bebko-Bogart. ROW 2: J. Bykowski, J.Becker, H. Bodden, S. Broun-wic i , J. Bykowski, P. Bowling, M.slein. ROW 3: L. Bialecki, C.Bowdish, F. Burke, B, Brown.ROW 4: C. Bijchoff, J. Burke.

HOMEROOM 5

ROW 1: J. Cluff, J. Cohci, A.Cadiz, L. Collins, M. Colucci; C.Comicia, R. Carter. ROW 2: S.Connolly, S. Conklin, R. Casale,A. Coslanzo, L. Carsey. ROW 3:Mr. Trivane, W. Cooper R. Clay,J. Capobianco, J. Conover, B.Cawley. ROW 4: K. Chief, F.Carrajat, M. Callanan.

HOMEROOM 6

ROW 1: G. DiFabio, I. Cush-man, F. Dipaolo, L. Cuolzzo, A.Dalessandris, J. Daidone, P. De-Marzo. ROW 2: Mr. Pollard, G.Deimey, B. Davis, N. DeliaSerro. ROW 3: G. DeWolf, R.Devlin, C. Diels, J. Delia Ferra,J. Dawson, C. Archdeacon, C.Bradfield. ROW 4: K. Dinsmore,K. Deckhut, A. Cramer, D. Dief-fenbach.

HOMEROOM 7ROW 1: L. Duchez, I. Elliot, M,Drexler, C. Donnelly, V. Muller,V. Enos, M. Fagin. ROW 2: PEdge, J. Dobranski, R. Dolsen,L. Dmytriw. ROW 3: Mr. Daley,V. Elkoury, B. Evans, R. Ettel,H. Dougherty. ROW 4: A. EotoiJ. Eichinger, B. Dvrty, B. Erick-son, S. Fedorchak.

HOMEROOM 8

ROW 1: K. Gon.n, R. Genca-relli, J. Frank, D. Garcia, G.Gmilin, B. Glowackq, S. Gale.ROW 2: C. Fuller, P. Franker-berger, K. Freund, J. Gipson, B.Ginlhner, B. Gallucci. ROW 3:Mr. 6oldstein, J. Geiger, K.Foltz, B. Goldsmith, J. Gelfman,A. Goldberg, B. Ford, N.Gaughon. ROW 4: T. Garrity,C. Fuller, S. Gill, W. Fuss, T.Glandis, J. Foerst, A. Golden-berg.

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ROW I: B. Hayes, J. Grail, J.Higgens, F. Grasso, R. Herbst,M. Guttman. ROW 2: D. Hamil-ton, N. Higgens, D. Grote, T.Grasing, R. Green. ROW 3: Mr.Yanuzzi, J. Heywood, E. Hester,E. Gromer, W. Hertz. ROW 4:C. Hoag, W. Haydon, J. Heller,P. Heger.

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ROW 1: D. Hockey, A. Johann-sen, R. Jones, W. Ives, F. loione,C. Huffman, S. Kochanian. ROW1: K. Kaplan, J. Iwanyshyn, C.Johnson, K. Hume, B. Hubbard,L. Jones. ROW 3.- B. Jackson,R. Kasdon, J. Hyams, D. Jenkins,R. Kaplan. ROW 4: G. Ingrahm,R. Hoffman, J. Kosin.

HOMEROOM 209ROW 1: T. Kester, C. Kraus, L.Knox, L. Kramer, K. Klein, P.Klein, J. Keller. ROW 2: Mr.Schwarts, L. Koved, S. Korner, C.Kiamie, J. Kraemer, H. Kriloy.ROW 3: J. Konopack, M. Kear-ney, S. Kisner, K. Krichman, R.Koenig. ROW 4: A. Keefe, G.Koehler, R. Klein.

HOMEROOM 210ROW 1: H. Martens, I. Lieber-man, C. LeMaire, R. Maffiore, L.Mandel, C. Liming. ROW 2: Mr.O. L. West, J. Lutkenhouse, A.Mannes, D. Marshak, B Maffi-ore, J. Lawrence. ROW 3: B.Martin, S. Madlinger, J. Lee, R.MacPherson, Glenn C. Maier.ROW 4: M. Lebret, D. Markhom,R. Lovelond, A. Lejnieks, A. Lot-wack, L. Leschuk.

HOMEROOM 211ROW 1: S. Mihunsky, D. Mind-lin, C. Moskowitz, T. Maxfield,C. Melahn, S. Miles. ROW 2:Mr. Bodino, G. McCray, P. Mos-sarsky, D. Miles, M. Mittleman,S. McDowell. ROW 3: S. Moody,J. Muuse, B. Mueller, A. Miller,B. May, D. Mayers. ROW 4: H.Mitchell, B. McCullogh, T. Moh-rucki, M. Matusiefsky, E. Meyer.

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HOMEROOM 212ROW 1: S. Paffenroth, P. Niet-l e i , S. Pennington, K. Pawtick,N. Paswark, K. Odell. ROW 2:Mr. M. Jones, R. Perrone, T.O'Brien, G. Nemerofsky, G. Pat-erson, E. Pasko. ROW 3: B.Padula, H. Nevolls, W. Ohlerich,M. Pasquo, M. J. O'leary, R. A.Newell. ROW 4: J. Nelson, F.Nusek, G. Norris, D. Papier, M.Pellott, H. Pedde, S. Olson.

HOMEROOM 305ROW 1: V. Regal, D. Polidoro,D. Poitras, C. Pom, C. Philbin,K. Poll. ROW 2: Mr. Daniels, P.Raftery, C. Pollock, C. Prinfup,S. Porter, C. Phelan. ROW 3L. Eldridge, D. Hall, S. Pollock.S. Pozarek, T. Palistina, K.Pfanne.

HOMEROOM 306ROW 1: J. Reilly, D. Reynolds,M. Rodd, B. Samolyk, C. Rowe,K. Sanford. ROW 2: Mr. Boyle,R. Rudolph, R. Rowbetham, M.Ricklis, S. Riha, A. Santella.ROW 3: G. Roden, S. Rizio, T.Roberts, M. Samolyk, B. Songiu-liano, B. Sassa. ROW 4: D. Ross,B. Roth, R. Salher, J. Rudoy, 1.Santiago, J. Rudkin, E. Roth-stein.

HOMEROOM 308ROW 1: L. Selby, G. Seymour,K. Schoonover, S. Simmons, S.Schwartz, S. Shaheen. ROW 2:N. Silsby, A. Scott, S. Schauer,N. Sinclair, R. Silucrman, D.Shaw, S. Schurer. ROW 3: Mr.Witherington, J. Shapiro, P.Schreier, N. Sloan, K. Smith, G.Seymour, S. Smith. ROW 4: H.Shapiro, T. Schricker, C. Shol-man, J. Siegel, G. Segebade, R.Sgrignoli, A. Schreiber.

HOMEROOM 309ROW 1: T. Torgersen, S. Tremp,S. Temkin, B. Tenenbaum, E.Sulmonetti, M. Stauffer. ROW 2:Mrs. Pologlase, L. Surgens, J.Sopko, E. Southwick, D. Suplee,F. Uhle. ROW 3: D. Sumenel,I. Turner, J. Sowa, K. Sorren-tino, P. Stantion, M. Taber, T.Tarulli, J. Trezza. ROW i: B.Tuttle, B. Starr, R. Tretola, D.Thornton, R. Taylor, J. Sperling,B. Thompson.

HOMEROOM 310ROW 1: L. Vail, B. Walton, M.Wargacki, M. Vizzone, I. Walk-er, K. Zachary, C. Wagner.ROW 2: R. VanCora, G. Wyllie,J VanSchoick, A. Valentine, F.Watson, N. Wojciak. ROW 3:Mr. Naylor, G. Wells, R. Vree-land, B. Walters, B. White, G.Weber, L. Younghouse. ROW 4:G. Zulewiski, E. Wolf, G. Vaiser,L. Williams, B. Zielenbach.

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FOOTBALL

Although the 1965 football team had a ratherdisappointing 2-7 record, their dedication andspirit cannot be questioned. Under the leader-ship of the new head coach, Merle Jones, a newoffense was installed this year which emphasizeda more wide-open, well balanced attack. In theopening moments of the Linden game, CoachJones appeared to be a genius as the team tookthe opening kick-off and marched right downfieldfor a score. But Linden bounced back and thefinal score was Linden 14, Cranford 12. Thefollowing week, Cranford met one of the topteams in the state, Westfield and was trounced50-14. But even in defeat, Cranford did gainsome distinction, scoring more points against theBlue Devils than any other team. The followingweek against a strong Rah way eleven, theCougars could not do anything right, losing 40-0and then fell to the Crusaders of Clark, 26-0.The following week, the team rebounded fromits defeats and soundly defeated Hillside.

This game was highlighted by the running ofGene Demsey and the passing of Doug Nord-strom.

Following the win over Hillside, Cranford metSpringfield and continued their winning ways witha victory. Senior Doug Nordstrom's passing alongwith the excellent end play of juniors ChuckArchdeacon and Ken Dinsmore were the key

FOOTBALL: Kneeling: A Vreeland, R. Vreeland, J. Cluffold. FIRST ROW: T.Archdeacon, P. DiMarco, S. Serafin, D. Prill, D. Klein, J. Friedman, R. Ham-ilton, E. Gil l , R. Gross. SECOND ROW: Coach V. Bodino, Coach M. Jones,J. Carter, P. Rae, B. Grimshaw, L. Hoffmann, J. Bayak, R. Rau, G. MacCray,G. Dempsey, R. Knauer, Coach C. Messina. THIRD ROW: S. LaFarra, J. Dobran-ski, T. Baker, B. Evans, G. Bradfield, D. Smithers, C. Archdeacon, J. Dow, J.Anderson, M. Detering, J. Nolan, C. Popik. FOURTH ROW: S. Cretski, M.LeBret, R. Winters, K. Dinsmore, B. Albans, S. Gi l l , R. Kline, K. Korn, M. Loren-ski, B. Tell.

factors in the victory. Nordstrom threw 3 touch-down passes, 2 to Archdeacon and one 50-yardstrike to Dinsmore. Against Roselle, the Cougarattack just never materialized as they droppeda disappointing 32-6 decision to the Rams.Against a strong Scotch Plains eleven, the Cran-ford Cougars never gave up and made the gamea real contest, out-scoring the Raiders in thesecond half. But the final score was Scotch Plains33-Cranford 20. Again against a powerful Jeffteam on Turkey Day, the locals made a strongcomeback in the second half only to fall victimto a setback. In the closing minutes, the Cougarsscored two touchdowns but to no avail. SeveralCougars received awards at the end of the year,Junior Chuck Archdeacon being a third teamAll-County selection with Senior Co-CaptainsDave Prill and Doug Nordstrom receiving All-County honorable mention. Other standouts onthe team were Senior lineman Mike Clare, RandyGross, Paul Di Marco and Dennis Klein, alongwith Junior halfback Gene Demsey. With manyjuniors and sophomores breaking into the start-ing lineup by the season's end, Cranford canlook forward to a bright future.

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SOCCER

With this year's graduating class goes the fond mem-ories of another controversial season of soccer. Underthe guidance of Mr. Angelo Preite, an infamous pro-fessional soccer star himself, the team established Cran-ford as a Union County power. Although the team'srecord was only 6-5-2 there was no team which emergedfrom a Cranford game unscathed.

Mark Aaron and Steve Rabin, team hatchet men, werebath ejected from games for overenthusiasm. Steve An-dreason provided the team spirit as he swam the lakeafter the team's lost balls. Among the other highlightsof the season were: Steve "Jewel" Rabin's star penalty

kicks, Scott Christensen's broken rib, Mark Aaron beingthrown off the team the second day of practice, SkipHerman's habitual bandaged legs, Mr. Priete announcingJohn Bodnar's name correctly, Dave Langley trying todrown Dominique, and George Goodwin supplying theteam with fine use of the English language (George,Gary, Nino and Charlie were the team's interpreters).

The soccer team will always remember the fine timesthey had together, t^r. Preite's advice to the futurecollege soccer stars will always remain with them, "Losiento muchisimo."

SOCCER; FIRST ROW: D. TakoH, K. Nevalls, P. Corragio, S. Her-man, M. Aaron, J. Bodnar, G. DiFabio, N. Delia Serra, C. Kiamie,J. Eaton. SECOND ROW: G. Goodwin, L. Shumacker, B. Wiebesek,S. Andreason, P. Prior, G. Segabade, J- Kline, B. McCullogh, K. Krich-

man, J. Conover, D. Langley, L. Younghouse, D. Jenkins, R. Perone,A. Preite, coach. THIRD ROW: R. Mirante, C. Weber, P. Gladis, M.Mittleman, B. Guinthner, 5. Christiansen, S. Rabin, B! Ostro, B. Mar-t in, L Leschuck, R. Brownlee.

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The Cranford basketball team, under the leadershipof Coach Bill Martin, contrary to the preseason predic-tions, was one of the strongest teams in the county.Although lacking in height, the team made up for itin desire and hustle and earned themselves the nick-name, "The Mighty Mites." The team won the ChristmasTournament at Bridgewater Raritan and then went on tocop the conference crown in a closely fought contest.During the season, the team proved itself to be goodin the clutch, taking an overtime win from Scotch Plainsand a double overtime win from a strong Rahway team.In both instances the Cougars had previously droppeda decision to that same club. Ed Beadle was the heroof the Scotch Plains win, sinking a long set shot at the

buzzer to put the game into overtime and doing like-wise at the end of the overtime period to win the game.George Goodwin, the team leader, was also a vital partin the Cougar attack, excelling in defense and offense.Junior Ken Dinsmore at center put out a tremendouseffort and improved greatly. By the end of the season,Ken developed into a tiger on defense and under theboards. Senior Scott Christiensen was the offensivestandout, scoring over 20 points on several occasions.He was especially strong on fast breaks. Bob "Louie"Leuthold rounded out the starting five. He was knownfor his deadly jump shot from all over the court. Otherswho played a key part in the team's successes were TomAuchdeacon, Doug Ross and Ron Schwartzbach.

From left: E. Beadle, C. Archdeacon, S. Christiansen, D. Ross, G.Goodwin, T. Archdeacon, D. Smithers, J. Knapp, K. Dinsmore, B.Albans, R. Schwartzbach, B. Luethold, K. Krichman, B. Martin,

Coach Bill Martin.In center; M. Haviland, G. Roden, A. Kieth.

FIRST ROW: D. Fielder, G. Bradfield, D. Ladoyne, S. McDowell, J. m o r e . THIRD ROW: W. Cooper, B. Galluci, R. Perone. FOURTHDoyle. SECOND ROW: J. Patberg. E. Gil l , J. Friedman, H. Fil- ROW: S. Gi l l , B. Herbster, J. Conklin, J. Boyok.

WRESTLING

The Cranford High wrestling team under the direction ofCoach Herb Farrell finished another successful season with a 9-3record. The team's year was highlighted by a 26-25 victory overRahway, the Watchung Conference champs. Cranford also fin-ished second by one point at the Christmas Wrestling Tourna-ment held at Cranford.

Individual standouts included Dave Ladanye, with a 9-1-1season record, Wayne Cooper, with a 10-2 record, and DougNordstrom, with a 9-2 record. Doug Nordstrom received thefirst David A. Worth Memorial Trophy for scoring the most teampoints. Nordstrom also led the team in pins with nine, whileCooper was second with eight.

Other Cougars who saw action during the season were DaveFielder, Phil Corragio, Ed Gill, Jerry Friedman, Steve Shak, JackBayack, John Patberg and Tom Bride.

CROSS COUNTRY

Perhaps the most grueling, time-consuming, all weather sport in high school athleticsis cross country. The cross country team under the leadership of Coach Frank Pannorfican testify to this. En route to compiling a five and eight season led by their captain,Dave Ladanye, and number two man, Mike De Micco, the team ran from five to fifteenmiles a day.

Dave Ladanye was undefeated in all meets, took first place in the conference cham-pionships, third in the county and nineteenth in the state. Mike De Micco consistentlyfinished either second or third in all meets and came in fifth in the county championships.

Behind these two fine runners were junior Walter Fus, sophomore Dick Jackson andseniors Louis Ackerman, Robert Baly, Paul Bauer, Robert Donnelly, Dave Fielder, RobertJagusak, Mike Jones, Mike Meyer and Richard Watson.

Members of the team will never forget running with Mr. Pannorfi in practice, playingtouch football the day before meets, running over freshly lined Warinanco Park andrunning in a torrential downpour against Irvington.

FIRST ROW: M. Jones, B. Baly, M. DiMicco, D. Ladanye, P. Bauer, B. Donnelly. SECOND ROW: W. FuL. Ackerman, D. Fielder, M. Meyer, R. Watson, B. Jagusak.

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Under the leadership of Coach Charles Messina the1965-66 Indoor Track Team compiled the best indoorseason since the sport was reintroduced at CranfordHigh in 1963. Although it is called the Indoor TrackTeam most of the practices and a few of the meetswere held outdoors.

Competing with schools both in New Jersey andNew York the track team never won team laurels. Butindividuals and relay teams were quite successful. Inthe State Relay games the distance medley team com-posed of seniors Bob Donnelly, John Bodnar, Mike De-Micco and junior Walter Fus took fourth. At the NorthJersey Track Championships, Donnelly, Bodnar, Jonesand junior Tom Baker captured another fourth place.Competing against other teams from Union County in the

Union County Relays, De Micco, Bodnar, Baker and Don-nelly took second in the mile and seven-eighths medleyrelay and seniors Bob Baly, Rich Watson, junior WalterFus and sophomore Dick Jackson took fifth in the twomile relay. The combined efforts placed Cranford fifthin Union County. Individual standards were De Miccowho took first in the two mile, Donnelly in the 300, PaulBauer in the 60-yard high hurdles, Mike Jones in the60-yard dash, and Bodnar in the half. Senior MikeJones took second in the 60-yard dash at the StateChampionships. The efforts of De Micco, Donnelly andBodnar gained Cranford eighth place against overtwenty-five schools at the Roselle Catholic InvitationalMeet.

FIRST ROW: C. Jackson, S. Ewell, J. Shapiro, T. Baker, C. DeBergerac. SECOND ROW: J. Bodnar, B.Donnelly, M. DeMicco, R. Watson, D. Jenkins, L. Ackerman, R. Barry. TH.RD ROW: Cooch C. Messina, B.Jagusak, B. Baly, P. Bauer, J. Eichenger, M. Jones, W. Fus.

GOLFFIRST ROW: B. Hoyes, B. Reod,B. Leuthold, D. Nordstrom, R.Bernstein. SECOND ROW: T.O'Brien, G. Washington, T. Eat-on.

TRACKFIRST ROW: L. Younghouse, M.DeMieco, J. Williams, M. Jones.SECOND ROW: B. Baly, D. La-danye, R. Watson, B. Donnelly.THIRD ROW: W. Fus, P. Bauer,J. Eichenger, J. Bayak, P. Rae,T. Baker.

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BASEBALL FIRST ROW: B. Grimshaw, D. Prill, E. Beadle, G. Goodwin, G. Grofe. SEC-OND ROW: G. Kuntz, D. Smithers, B. Evans, K. Dinsmore, R. Koenig, W.Cooper. THIRD ROW: J. Siegal, G. Dempsey, R. Ettel, D. Ross, V. Diflo, B.While, J. Heller.

TENNISFIRST ROW: J. Jordan, J. Palberg, A. Ru-bine, W. Hoydon, A. Schmidt, coach. SEC-

I OND ROW: A. Block, S. Olsen, C. Weber,E. Faulkner.

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Kneeling: B. Mitchell, L. Selby, T. Bowling, K. Hume.Standing: C. Von Bulow, S. Tristram, K. Andersen,J. Warrington, C. Phelan.

CHEERLEADERS

From Top: L. Bork, S Money, L. Stewart, S. Paffen-roth, G. Seymour, L. Selby, B. Tenenbaum, K. Zach-ary, J. Sarnowski.

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ROW 1: M. Aaron, J. Coyne, C. Kaiser, D. Prill. ROW 2: L. Turner, ROW 4; A. Weil, L Atkins, M. Clare, D. Nordstrom, R. Poland, C.M. Hankin, J. Grai l , L. Stewart, K. Zachary, D. Fry, J. Dunlop, S. Pollack, D. liebermon, C. Kiamie, L. Herer, I . Bork. ROW 5: A.Tristram, S. Morgan, J. Sarnowski, Mr. Naylor. ROW 3: B. Dex- Rubine, J. Trezza, J. Nelson, S. McDowell, J. Hyoms, J. Geiger,heimer, S. Braunstien, K. McHarg, C. Shulman, P. Brennan, J. J. Elliot.Shotlander. P. Nietzel. G. Kurtz, A. Aiken, C. Vance, D. Baumann.

STUDENT COUNCIL

Posters, slogans and speeches in April '65 were the start of the '65-'66 StudentCouncil. With an excellent precedent being set by the previous Council, plans wentahead to make the new group of school representatives more active and effective thanever. The first step in the realization of this goal was an organized and productiveplanning meeting at which the officers and committee were convinced of a forthcomingsuccessful year.

As the school term rolled on, the list of Council undertakings grew. Foremost wasthe effort to form a chapter of the American Field Service in Cranford and to have aforeign exchange student in C.H.S. next year. With the preparations for this eventculminating this year, the Council has realized a dream which will benefit the students,the school and the entire community. Also in conjunction with the town, the Councilbecame involved with plans to make the students of Cranford more aware of theircommunity through participation in town government and events. The "Letters to Gl'sin Viet Nam" project enabled students to extend themselves beyond their own smallworld and show their respect for an enactment of the call of duty. Other activities ofthe Council were the sponsorship of a school musical, the annual Christmas dance, adress-up day and the sale of newspapers.

When the year ends and the gavel is passed on to new leaders, it will be with theassurance that the Student Council did its job; it represented well the student body andC.H.S. can be proud of it.

ELECTIONCOMMITTEE

The Election Committee discusses pro-cedures for the '66 Student Councilelection.

FOREIGNEXCHANGECOMMITTEE

This year's Foreign Exchange Committee has completed thearrangements that will enable C.H.S. to serve as host to aforeign student next year.

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-FIRST ROW: C. Mertz, A. Poterson, S. Tristam,C. Kaiser, L. Horcketts, G. Grote, B. Tennenbaum, S. Temkin, L. Selby, B.Ruch, F. Schartenberg, S. Gate, K. Hume, K. Jones, J. Seelbach, K. Wall ,C. Feltz, D. Liebermon, P. Schreier. SECOND ROW: J. Bernstein, I. Zielin-sky, C. Koziar, L. Herer, R. Miranie, K. Trembley, K. Knowlson, K. Dwyer, K.Bahrs, R. DiTullio, S. Braunstein, S. Dickman, C. Johnson, D. Miles, E.Schmaus, C. VonBulow, P. Sweetser, J. Pozarek, M. Vogel, R. Rudolph, G.Frank Zimmerman THIRD ROW: L. Younghouse, J. Rudoy, S. Herman, J.Heilbrgn, R. Poland, J. Dolin, D. Papier, J. Conover, P. Rae, R. Grube, J.Patberg, R, Dawalt, S. Riha, L. Turner, J. Sperling, A. Rubine, L. Metzger,J. Heller, R. Ott.

NATIONALHONORSOCIETY

The name, National Honor Society, is self-explanatory. Itindicates an association which is part of a national organ-ization set up to honor achievement. The Society's mainpurpose is to recognize scholastic achievement, but a memberof N.H.S. must achieve in other areas as well. Leadership,service, and character are also taken into account whenselecting members.

This collection of talented people is not in our school merelyas an advertisement of exceptional intelligence, but as aninstrument of service. Its main project is as a student tutoringprogram, conducted in any subjects requested. In otherwords, membership is not only an honor, but a responsibility,and a challenge to the members to continue to meet thestandards of the N.H.S.

NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Mr. Daly, Spon-sor; standing from bottom to top: Art Block, President; TimGreaney, Vice-President; Jill Warrington, Secretary; JohnBodnar, Treasurer.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Mendell, L. Eldridge, D. Gorrity, A. Scotl, W. Loxley, Miss Adamides, J. Ellenbacher,K. Radley, C. Vorndran, D. Thornton, K. Sanford.

CREATIVEWRITING CLUB

Our recently established literary maga-zine, Valhalla, satisfies a long felt need inthe school, giving students an outlet for theircreative work, both artistic and literary. MissAdamides, Mrs. Godlin, and the staff mem-bers read and evaluate short stories, poems,articles, and other submitted material. Theirefforts are presented to the school andcommunity as a mirror reflecting the bestwriting and art work produced both in andout of class.

L. Mandell, L. Eldridge, A. Scott, C. Vorndran, R.Kline, C. Sanford, R. Rjcklis, J. Eichenger, D. Gar-rity, R. Vreeland.

GOLDEN C

The purpose of the Golden C is to bring to mindthe people—teachers, friends, classmates, teammates—and places of C.H.S.—from Rm. 4 to Rm. 312,from the gym to the cafeteria. It is the job of theGolden C staffs to gather this material. Typing,business, editorial and photography staffs work to-gether to put all these memories between two covers.Staff members are responsible for composing andcorrecting write-ups for each senior and for eachclub, typing yearbook material, and taking pictures.With the editors and sponsors lie the final decisionsand the responsibilities of meeting deadlines, cor-recting errors, and designing the yearbook.

It is a difficult and complex job that continues formost of the year with the editors contributing a majorpart of their time and effort.

The result is a brief flashback of C.H.S. The de-parting seniors will look to the Golden C, after theirfutures are established, and recall where it all began.

GOLDEN C EDITORIAL STAFF

ROW 1: J. Kopf, A. Weil, I. Herer, J. Sullivan, B. Ullom, L. Wider-aker, A. Aiken, L. Stewart, B. Mitchell. ROW 2: K. Anderson, L.Korba, S. Massino, C. Matlosz, C. Von Bulow, P. Foppert, K. Mc-Harg, S. Dolbear, B. Madden, J. Nietzel. ROW 3: L. Schenker,

J. Warrington, N. Henn, D. Carpo, S. Rabin, A. Block, G. Kuntl,J. Jordan, J. O'Reilly. ROW 4: B. Read, R. Poland, R. Watson, K.Mularz, P. Rae.

GOLDEN C BUSINESS STAFFManagers: K. Hulligan, A. Bar-tocci, R. Madas. ROW 1: E.Henrich, R. Cook, S. Kolbe, T.Yanuta, B. Willauer, D. Cunning-ham, C. Mittleberger, G. Beck-man, S. Ditzel, R. Franchak, E.ODonnell, L. DAIessandris, D.Cuchie. ROW 2: M. Sopko, B.Gordon, M. Gerlach, M. Friedl,K. Flugralh, K. ODonnell, A.Lee, C. Crawford, M. Liberio, C.Conte, M. Valentine, K. Trem-bley. Miss Robinson. ROW 3:Mr. Jatobs, P. Sturrock, K.Meyer, M. Johansen, L. DiFabio,K. Dougherty, J. Dixon, D. Con-nolly, M. Galski, R. Jagusak, S.Folk, R. Jackson. ROW 4: B.Miliano, F. Re, R. Vreeland, M.La Ferrora, P. Hege-r, K. Ciuba,H. de Brigard, A. Fricke, R. Car-rajat, B. Hayes.

GOLDEN C TYPING STAFFROW 1: L. Beck, A. Cummings, B. Connell.ROW 2: I. Bennett, K. Meyer, K. Trembley,S. Panetta. ROW 3: A. Buonaguro, A.Fricke. ROW 4: M. Reese, C. Coyle, E.Buonaguro, B. Ostro.

PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF

ROW 1: G. Cubberly, S. Herman, K. Farrell, K.Bohrs, F. Painter, A. Goldberg. ROW 2: A. Engel,R. DiTullio, S. Bass, R. Ringle.

SPOTLIGHT EDITORSLEFT TO RIGHT: A. Goldberg, A.Rubine, V. McColl, K. Baxter, K.Wal l , L. Metlger, R. Mironte, B.Wilhauer, F. Grayson, S. Tristram,F. Sctiartenberg, C. Mertz, E.Schmaus. CENTER: D. Lieberman,C. Koliar.

SPOT LIGHTThe Spotlight, now in its 45th year, is by far the oldest publication at C.H.S. At its

inception, it served as a yearbook, creative writing magazine as well as school news-paper. In the 1930's, the Spotlight concerned itself primarily with creative work and afew editorials. Finally, in 1941, the Spotlight was changed to its present position as theschool newspaper. Today, the Spotlight encompasses news, feature and sports articlesas well as editorials. Its purpose is two-fold: to acquaint the student body with thecurrent happenings in the school, and to provide students with ample opportunities tolearn about journalism.

SPOTLIGHT NEWS & FEATURE STAFF

Left side (front to bock) —S. Tristram, I. Pedde, S.Dickman, R. Mirante, Center-F. Grayson, Right side- S . Ga F. Schartenberg, J. Seelbach, B. Ostr<

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SPOTLIGHT BUSINESS STAFF: FIRST ROW, left to right: G. Beckman, D. Cunningham, D. Lawrence, L.Beck, A. Struble, B. Connell, R. Cook, E. Henrich. SECOND ROW, left to right: R. Franchok, L. Cornivale,M. Valentine, C. Conte, K. Hulighan, E. Southwick, S. Ditzel, L. D'Allessandris. THIRD ROW, left to right:K. Ciuba, C. Leonowicz, A. Fricke, M. Galski, K. Reilly, K. Meyer.

SPOTLIGHT MAKEUP: Going arour,Badley, S. Money, M. Cokelet, B. Bi

d from left to right—E. Schmaus, K.

SPOTLIGHT SPORTS STAFF

LEFT ROW front to back: A. Rubine, S. Rabin, M.Aaron J Coyne, J. O'Reilly. RIGHT ROW, front toback: L. Metrger, K. Andersen, B. Ostro. R. Poland,P. Roe.

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ASSEMBLY USHERSSTARTING FROM BOTTOM: D.Frey, F. Schartenberg, L. Korbo,J. Kopf, B. Ullom, S. Money, K.Andersen, V. McCall, I. Wil-liams, Mr. Boyle.

The Usher Staff consists of eight senior girls who are chosen by the faculty and thegraduating staff. These girls take charge of seating the student body for assembliesand also assist at other school functions, such as the music department programs. Thesegirls also donate their services for programs sponsored by the town.

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LIBRARY COUNCIL

The Library Council is one of theservice organizations of the school.Qualified students donate theirstudy periods and free time to helpkeep the library in order. TheCouncil, which is affiliated with theNew Jersey State Library Associa-tion, is sponsored by Miss Prophett,the school librarian.

ROW 1: R. Franchak, J. Seelbach, C. Hoff-man, J. Nowakowski, R. Ricklie, I. Gal-lanter. ROW 2: A. Patterson, C. Mittle-burger, P. Rogers, C. Coyle, I. Pedde, M.Bogart. ROW 3: B. Glowacky, F. laione,E. Sulmonetti, L. Pordella, S. Manny, S.Kachanian, M. Rodd. ROW 4: J. Baran, K.Odell, E. Auerbach, G. Denman, C. Co-micia, L Carsey, K. Smith, M. Raftery.ROW 5: H. Pedde, J. Ogden, M. Cokelet,S. Shower, C. Mertz, P. Stanton, N. Pal-wark, R. Silverman, L. Surgens, R. Herbit.

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STAGECREW

ROW 1: A. Aiken, W. Bioch, L. Stewart, R.O'Brien, R. Oemcke, H. Pedde. ROW 2:R. Cox, J. Bykowski, J. Ogden, F. Painter,I. Koved, C. Wagner. ROW 3: R. Volkman,R. DiTulio, J. Bykowski, C. Maier, C. Skid-nore, D. Silverman, S. Patterson. ROW 4:F. Burke, S. Fuhro, R. Copeland, D.Wough, J. Williams, K. Chief.

When the house lights go on when they should stay out during a concert, whenthe microphones don't work, when noises are heard back stage, when a distinctivefigure walks on stage—to retrieve a chair, you can be assured that the StageCrew is behind it all. Actually the crew is a necessary part of C.H.S. since amember must be present at every program that takes place here. This year, theproductions by the Metropolitan Opera Studio, the Montclair State Players, andthe New York City Ballet truly tested the skill of the crew members and thesuccess of the programs would not have been possible without the crew's hardwork behind the scenes.

Teachers who are all thumbs when it comes to movie projectors, tape recorders,and the like have the perfect solution at their command—a member of the VisualAids Club. Those who join are taught how to use and service the various mechan-ical aids available to supplement the work of the classroom teacher.

VISUALAIDS

OFFICERS: J. Ogden, B. Biach,B. O'Brien. ROW 1: Jim Bykow-ski, B. Copeland, B. Di Tullio,J. Elliot, B. Mueller, F. Burke.ROW 2: A. Cummings, A. Aiken,L. Stewart, C. Wagner, D. Silli-man, J. Williams, J. Steiner.ROW 3: Mr. Yonuzzi, R. Oemke,C. Skidmore, R. Poland, K.Chieff, S. Patterson. ROW 4: F.Painter, H. Pedde, R. Cox, B.Volkman, L. Koved, C. Maier,John Bykowski

OFFICERS: C. Kozior, M. Cokelet, S. Dolbear, K. Dwyer. ROW1: Mrs. Polglose, J. Kopf, S. Gale, G. Shirnshock, K. Horowitz,J. Shotlonder, L. Stewart, B. Farkas, I. Zielinski, R. Ricklis, B.Mitchell, Miss Mueller. ROW 2: S. Avery, T. Buonoguro, S. Pan-etta, J. Nowakowski, S. Schurer, C. Phelon, C. Pollock, L.Kanter, P. Klein, B. Gmilin, D. Baumann, C. Kraus. ROW 3: D.Capro, E. Buonaguro, A. Paterson, I. Pedde, M. A. Marines, C.Shulmon, M. O'Leary, B. May, I. Gallonter. ROW 4: K. Stout,

C. Vonce, B. Modden, L Atkins, P. Foppert, L. Herref, S.Morgan, L. Lieberman, J. Wasserbach, C. Von Bulow, J. Ray.ROW 5: K. Bahrs, E. Kapin, N. Kousin, B. Wagner, S. Porter,C. Johnson, B. Walton, C. Staiger, K. McHarg, B. Bancher,C. Vorndran. ROW 6: L. Aagard, L. Cushmon, K. Sorrentino,D. Morshok, S. Bonhani, J. Iwanyshyn, J. Tarulli. H. Krilov, S.Schwartz, P. Mooree, J. Frank, N. Paswark, L. Eldridge. ROW7: D. Colston, C. Charles.

FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICARemember the "homely teacher" in our club orientation

assembly? She represented one of the more active clubs ofC.H.S.: Future Teachers of America. Under their two newadvisors, Mrs. Polglase and Miss Mueller, F.T.A. has partici-pated in such traditional activities as classroom observation,talks by teachers with various levels of experience, and trips.A reading program for kindergarteners, parties for educablechildren, and a teacher's aide program have also been

formulated and put into practice by this year's club. In addi-tion, the group hopes to become associated with the towntutoring program and thus gain experience. In spite of someobstacles, including "run-ins" with the janitors in the cafe-teria, members of F.T.A. are receiving through active partici-pation valuable insight into the teaching profession, a pro-fession which may someday be theirs.

ROW 1: W. Ives, C. Donnelly, K. Sanford, J. -Sa

VOCATIONAL

MEDICAL CLUB

Vocational Medical Club attemptsto cover many different medicalcareers during the course of theyear's program. In the club, inter-ests vary from dental assistants tonurses to medical technologists. Stu-dents, directors, and professionalscome to talk of different aspects ofa medical profession. The programis designed both to help those girlswho are definitely directed towarda medical career and to informgirls who are considering this areaas a possible profession.

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Are you an aspiring Amanda, a hopeful Hamlet, a budding Brutus, afuture Falstaff or a promising Polonius? Then you most likely are a memberof the Mask and Bauble Club, the dramatic organization of Cranford HighSchool. The club's programs are designed to teach the members about thetheater either indirectly through speakers, or directly by actually putting ona program and practicing acting, directing, lighting, costuming and applyingmake-up.

One of the major activities of the club this year was a Christmas programpresented for the Children's Specialized Hospital. Later on they presentedtheir annual assemblies for the student body. Throughout the year theyarranged theater trips so that members could see good professional theater.

ROW 1: D. Bubb, G. Dooley, D.Fry, K. Horowitz, I. Gallanter,R. Ricklis, N. Glowocki, J. Huhn,N. Kousin, A. Brittle, Miss Kopp.ROW 2: T. Buonaguro, S. Ma-sino, D. Mindlen, K. Fraser, D.Capro, E. Buonaguro, R. Ginco-relli, S. Sauer, B. Farkos, C.Feltz, D. Gillian. ROW 3: C.Vorndran, B. Bancher, A. Wiel,S. Tempin, K. Schoonover, S.Shower, S. Brodsky, L. Kanter,J. Ray, S. Marantz, L. Stewart,S. Panetta, D. Thaxton. ROW 4:A. Cummings, J. Kopf, A. Wo-jack, J. Ellenbacher, J. Sullivan,P. Minuer, L. Atkins, S. Buorg, J.Dunlop. ROW 5: J. Elliott, J.Becker, K. Kaplin, D. Thornton,D. Freund, L. Bennett, B. Coyte,K. Dwyer, E. Auerbach, I.Pedde, S. Morgan. ROW 6; R.Polland, T. Bentson, J. Patberg,J. Anderson, H. Smith, J. Shot-lander, L. Potts, K. MtHarg, T.McGrady, P. Foppert, S. Dol-bear, B. Ostro. ROW 7: B. Ten-enbaum, S. Kisner, M. Nadle-man, S. Pathenroth, S. Swartz,P. Moore, C. Pollock, E. Watson,S. Alleock, D. Garrity. ROW 8:K. Weber, J. Echinger.

MASK ANDBAUBLE CLUB

ROW 1- C leedom D Shaw, S. Kachanian, F. laione, Mrs. Folrz. ROW 2: C. Charles, M.Rodd, E Watson, J. Koehler, M. Bogart, D. Mindlin, K. Kaplan. ROW 3: B. Walton, J.Nowakowski, L. Bennett, C. Mittleberger, E. Submonetto, D. Gonano. ROW 4: J. Roy, P.Frankenburger, B. Farkas, I. Zie-linski, I. Pedde, P. Nietzel, L. Turner.

FUTURE

HOMEMAKERSOF AMERICA

One of the most recently formedclubs is the Cranford High SchoolChapter of the Future Homemakersof America. The sponsors, Mrs.Foltz and Mrs. Van Vranken, try toteach the student the skills and re-sponsibilities of the homemaker andto acquaint her with career oppor-tunities in that field. All junior andsenior girls who have taken at leastone course in the high school homeeconomics program are welcome tojoin the club.

FRENCH CLUB

Just having French classes every day doesn't satisfy theFrench club member. He can be seen at French Club meet-ings once a month absorbing French culture or perfecting his"francais" and learning "when in French club, do as theFrench do." The climax of the year was a trip to ComedieFrancaise, a classic tragedy by Corneille.

SEATED: L. Turner, L. Herer, S. Money, S. Temkin.ROW 1: D. Gilliam, C. Feltl, F. Shartenberg, L.Harcketts, R. Ricklis, B Tenenbaum, K. Odell, K.Jones, D. Baumann, B. Grnilin, Mrs. Dukes. ROW 2:R. Poland, E. Watson, C. Vance, L. Stewart, D. Thox-ton, R. Silverman, C. Phelan. K. Hume, S. Schurer, L.Potts, G. Seymour, R. Rudolph. ROW 3: S. Rabin,B. Ostro, S. Riha, C. Kraus, M. Reese, L. Lieberman,K. Wall , A. Paterson, W. Loxley, D. Lieberman, H.Krilov, S. Masino, C. Pollock, L. Collins, R. Bernstein.ROW 4: B. Jagusak, J. Hyams, P. Gladis, D. langly,A. Rubine, M. Mittleman, D. Miles, M. Aaron, S.Brodsky, J. Shotlander, K. Kaplan, L. Eldridge, B.May, J. Cluff, R. Watson.

GERMAN CLUB

Searching for beer mugs and Alpine hats is only a smallpart of the German Club's activities. Besides the annual Ok-toberfest, German Club members have been busy writingletters to students in Germany, listening to speakers, seeingslides and playing games, all to enrich the German Clubprogram. At the regular meetings, students become familiarwith the culture and life of the German people.

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1: D. Guinther, C. Von Bulow, J.o, D. Hall. ROW 2: K. Sanford, J.jer, R. Bernstein, J. Bernstein, J. Heil-

ROW 3: H. Pedde, T. Bentson, R.M. De Micco, G. Kuntz, Miss Joos.

4- K Jones, S. Riho, L. Schenker, J.B. Wagner,( V. Green, J. Cluff. ROWZelewski, L. Koved, S. Pozarek, C.E. Wolf, J .Busick, A. Keith.

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ROW 1: Miss Jaffe, J. Conover, R.Miranle, J. Coyne, P. Sweetser, L.Knox. ROW 2: D. Hamilton, S.Braunstein, C. Pollack, D. Polidoro,J. Sarnowski. ROW 3; J. Nowa-kowski, F. Scharlenbecg, G. Kuntz,R. Di Tuilio, R. M. Gencarelli, L.Eldridge, J. Grail. ROW 4: E.Gromek, J. Nelson, T. Greaney, J.Rudkin, G. Segebade, R. Sasso.

Classics Club isn't only for the Latin scholar and expert on Roman history. Ittries to include everyone who is genuinely interested in the field of classicalculture and is willing to put out a little effort to learn more about it. The clubreinforces classroom work through guest speakers and special reports and goesbeyond the normal academic scope by arranging several parties that bring outdifferent aspects of the classics.

The most outstanding speaker was Dr. Carolyn Bock, professor of Latin at Mont-clair State College, who gave a lecture illustrated by her own slides on the effectof Roman culture on Britain. If the club can continue to present such interesting,informative programs as this one, it will definitely fulfill its purpose.

ROW 1: S. Rabin, M. Aaron, B. Ostro. J. Becker, Mrs. Fredman, A. Robine, P. Fop-pert, K. McHarg, L. Metzger. ROW 2: C. Vorndran, L. Herer, R. Poland, D. Capro,E. Schmaus, N. Kousin, E. Kopin, J. Huhn, A. Paterson, E. Soffman. ROW 3: P. Klien,B. Banscher, A. Wiel, J. Shotlander, K. Dwyer, T. Buonaguro, C. Charles, L. Darling,T. Kester, N. Henn, D. Garcia. Row 4: J. Patberg, S. Christensen, S. Allcock, E.Buonaguro, K. Sorrentino, C. Donnelly, S. Porter, J. Grai l , E. Watson, N. Sloane.ROW 5: M. Ricklis, M. Kearny, D. Garrety, J. Pruessner, P. Schreier, E. Auerbach,P. Nietlel, A. Mannes, S. Schurer, R. Gencarelli. ROW 6: N. Wojciok, D. Bubbs,J. Anderson, C. Pollack, J. Rutkin, B. Albrect, C. Feltz, B. Ruch, C. Le Maire. ROW7: P. Rinoldi, E. Rothstein, D. Freund, S. Schauer, J. Gilbert, N. Sinclair.

SPANISHCLUB

The Spanish Club this year hasgone beyond itself. Besides havinginteresting and lively programs inschool, the club has looked foropportunities outside of school toaid projects of a Spanish nature.One such project was the drive forclothing and canned food to offsetthe problems of refugees enteringthis area from Cuba. A secondproject was even more extensiveand consisted of individual involve-ment in a tutoring program in anunderprivileged section of Eliza-bethport. The club initiated ourschool's participation and otherinterested students have joined.This tutoring service is part of the"lift for Learning" organization inElizabeth. Both the Elizabeth DailyJournal and El Clarin, the Spanishnewspaper, have gratefully ac-knowledged the Spanish Club'sassistance.

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CHESS CLUB

SEATED CLOCKWISE: M. Vogel, 1. Heilbrun, G. Amgolt, S.Pollock, B. Levine, J. Preussner, P. Mozello. STANDING: R.DiTullio, Mr. Goldstein (sponsor), R. Mironli, R. Poland, F.Jocobsen, R. Barry, D. Ladange, L. Ackerman.

This organization is designed to develop the talents ofstudents in the game of chess. Although not a very popularclub originally, its membership has continued to grow in thepast few years. Under the direction of Mr. Goldstein, betterknown for his antics in the Chem lab, any interested studentis able to improve his skill at the game. We sincerely hopethat his club continues to grow in membership, because as theclub becomes more active, the chances increase of C.H.S.producing another Bobby Fischer.

RADIO CLUB

There is a new club this year in C.H.S.The club is logically called the Radio Clubbecause it has organized and is maintaininga non-commercial frequency modulationradio station. The originators, CharlieBlanding, Paul Josewitch and Joe Steiner,along with their sponsors, Mr. Massa andMr. Pannorfi, are building a transmitter withtheir own money and have written to theF.C.C. for a license. Eventually they hopeto be able to broadcast sports events, in-form the public of C.H.S. activities and playmusic at other hours.

ROW 1: B. Ostro, D. Lieberman,F. Graystm. ROW 2: C. Potts,R. Schartenberg, K. McHarg, J.O'Reilly, L. Moyle, P. Mankiew,R. Rudolph, M. Riekless. ROW 3:D. Miles, A. Block, R. Poland, J.Preussner, I. Metzger, K. Bahrs,J. Witherington (Sponsor). ROW4. S. Rabin, A. Rubine, M.Aaron, K. Weber, P. Roe.

FORUM

When Cranford High wants to hear from the leading figures of our communityabout current issues and problems, who does it call on to arrange the lectures anddebates? The Forum Club—of course! Sponsored by Mr. John Witherington, theForum Club has brought many such activities to C.H.S. Mr. Yurochko presenteda discussion entitled "Introduction to Jazz." Four Cranford clergymen took partin the panel discussion, "Peace on Earth; Good Will Toward Men." After a debatebetween the town committee candidates, a straw poll relating to the electionscaused more controversy in town than there has ever been over a C.H.S. activity.Through these and other programs, the Forum Club is serving its purpose bymaking students aware of current problems, events and ideas.

FROM BOTTOM COUNTER-CLOCKWISE: B.Tenenbaum, B. Mitchell, K. Hume, K.Trembly, J. Kopf, C. Vorndran, C. VonBulow, C. Phelan, P. Bowling, A. Weil, LStewart, B. Banscher, J. Warrington, D.Thornton, L. Turner, S. Riha, C. Sluzte, S.Wimmer, R. Gincarelli, C. Johnson, K.Andersen, S. Maine, C. Donnelly, K. Cook,J. Cohn, L. Selby, S. Tristram. CENTER:Miss Kopp.

w-GIRLS' TENNIS CLUB

Interest is the main requirement formembership in the Girls' Tennis Club.Ability and experience are hopefullyacquired during the year. For the girlsin the club there is round robin compe-tition in the spring. From the club, thegirls for the Girls' Tennis Team arechosen. A list of thirteen was selectedafter tryouts in the fall with almost anequal number of juniors and seniorschosen. From its beginning two yearsago, the team has had unbeaten sea-sons. This year it faces better compe-tition and a larger schedule than everbefore. The teams on the schedule areWestfield, Woodbridge, Union, WestOrange, Vail-Deane, Livingston, Iselin,Millburn, Boonton, Roselle Park, Linden,and Columbia High.

"I^.i IDThe bell ot the end of the period does not necessarily end the

creative urge in an individual. He may wish to pursue an idea, searchfor a new medium, seek a better solution to a problem. If he is anart student, the Art Club gives him that chance. Under Miss Wong'ssupervision, club members may be exposed to the work of artists newto them; they may discover abilities of their own; they may, in short,develop a greater love for all that is part of the art world.

ROW 1: M. Madden, C. Vance, P. Gladys, T. Kester.ROW 2: L. Surgens, R. Silverman, C. Phelan, C. Feltz,D. Gilliam, D. Shaw, D. Reynolds, K. Jones, L. Harck-etts. ROW 3: Miss Wong, C. Conte, A. Santella, S.Brodsky, M. Brennan, C. Moscowitz, T. Eaton, B. Ban-scher, J. Shotlander. ROW 4: W. Jackson, L. Turner,B. May, S. Riha, E. Schmaus, K. Radley, S. Eagle, B.Madden, P. McGrady. ROW 5: R. Jogusok, D. Lang-ley, J. Iwanyshyn, E. Beadle, D. Connolly, J. Anderson.

ART CLUB

ARCHITECTURE CLUB

ROW 1: M r Doniels, Rich Watson, SteveFuhro, John Bykowski. ROW 2: Bill Jack-son, Jon Shapiro, John Shoro, Tom O'eo-son, Dave Suplee, Bob O'Brien. ROW 3:Andris Lejnieks, Tom Miller, Claude Grady,John Foerst, Bob Thompson, Richard Leddy,David Papier. ROW 4: James Kasen, An-thony Eaton, Bill Mueller, Greg De Wolf,Bob Zavila- ROW 5: Keith Weber, DavidRang ley, Edward Mitchell, Mark Haviland,Peter Rinaldi.

The Architecture Club has been an active organization forthe past four years. Its objective is to provide a means oflearning the history and principles of architecture and tostudy contemporary design and construction. The group en-joys participating in competition, hearing lectures, and view-ing slides and photographs. This year field trips were madeto architects' offices and construction sites.

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MUSIC CLUB

FIRST ROW, left to right: AlGleek, C a r o l y n V o n Bulow,Kathy Preston, Stephanie Tris-tram. SECOND ROW, left loright: Carolyn McGhee, Jean El-lenbacher, Judy K e l l e r , JaneGrai l , Ann Scott, Rosemary Gen-carelli. Sue Masino, Pete Prior.THIRD ROW, left to right: Ar-lene Costa nzo. Holly Martens,Debbie Mindlin, Judy D e p e w ,M a u r e e n Reese, Sue Denzau,Mary Jo O'Leary, Peg Mankiw,Joe Rozman, Bob Grube. FOURTHROW, left to right: Jeff Heil-brum, Richard Poland, Mark Pel-ot, John Adams, Ed Wolff, Skip

Herman, John Preussner, HowieSmith.

Students having exceptional ability as instrumentalists,dancers, or vocalists, compose the membership of theMusic Club. Students are chosen for membership onlyafter they have completed an audition, so that onlythe best talent in the school is represented. The mem-bership is composed mainly of members of the Bandand the Choir, however, membership is not limited tothese two groups.

At meetings the members learn more about the fieldsof music. The club also gives its members a chanceto express themselves.

This year's schedule included a Christmas Dinner, aMusic Club Assembly, a musicale, a picnic, and anassembly featuring the Beelzebubs, a singing groupfrom Tufts University.

Under the directorship of Mr. Lenny and the leadership of Peter Prior, the Choir hasbecome one of the best vocal groups in the area. Invitations to sing at the Port AuthorityBuilding during the Christmas season and to take part in the dedication of the newauditorium at Newark State Teachers College show how well known our Choir hasbecome.

During the year, the sixty-three members of the Choir in addition to their invitations,participated in a Christmas Concert, a Spring Concert, and also various Student CouncilAssemblies.

CHOIR

FIRST ROW: W. Hopper, D. Bubb, C. Phelan, D. Thaxton, B. Conley,B. Hubbard, J. Ellenbacher, P. De Mar io, D. Baumann, L. Knox,S. Gole, J. Keller, B. Mitchell, L. Shaheen, J. Sarnowski. SECONDROW: S. Avery, P. Fronkenberger, J. Wosserbocti, K. Knowlson,P. Mineur, D. Guinther, A. Scott, G. Denmon, L Schenker, J. Depew,A. Weil, S. Denial), K. Hoolko, L. Porcella, I. Williams, K. Preston,C. Von Bulow, S. Conklin, L. Selby. THIRD ROW: D. Hall, B. Dex-

heimer, R. Anderson, G. Zulewski, K. Foltz, B. Dewolt, G. Grote,S. Herman, J. Bodnar, J. Anderson, R. Gross, R. Gangaware, J.Bykowski, T. Bride, L. Bork, A. Costanzo. FOURTH ROW: T. Schricker,S. Christensen. J. Adams, J. Patberg, R. Winters, R. Grube, D. Prill,C. Grady, J. Elliot, H. Smith, A. Rubine, R. Gangaware, P. Prior,K. Chieff. Missing: G. Ehrlich.

The Boys' Double Quartet is the most selective singing group for boys, composedof eight of the most talented seniors. They specialize in barbershop and folk-singing, which adds a cheerful note to the many concerts and assemblies at whichthey perform.

Left to Right: Skip H e r m a n , ScottChristiansen, Pete Prior, Greg Grote,Tom Bride, Bob Gangaware, JohnPatberg, John Adams.

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The Girls' Ensemble is an extremely selectchoral group of nine senior girls, chosenbecause of the quality of their voices andtheir ability to blend with one another.Aside from singing at school assemblies andthe annual Christmas and Spring concerts,they also perform at various civic organiza-tions throughout the year.

FIRST ROW: Kathy Preston, Gail Denman, LindaSchenker. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Von Bulow, LuisaPorcella. THIRD ROW: Kathy Knowlson, Wendy Hop-per. FOURTH ROW; Jean Ellenbacher, Gail Ehrlich.

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Left to Right: FIRST ROW: F. Klempo, J. Dobranski, J. Bykowski, G. Grote, A. Gleek, T. Bride, K. Fottz, J.Rozman, R. Gross, B. Gangaware, J. Anderson, A. Rubine, P. Prior. SECOND ROW: D. Anderson, J. El-liot, H. Smith, D. Prill, S. Kisner, S. Hermon, S. Christensen, A. Steinberg, M. Pellot, R. Gangaware, L.Metzger, R. Poland, J. Bodnar. THIRD ROW: B. Dowalt, K. Peterson, G. Zulewski, J. Adoms, T. Schricker,R. Winters, D. Marshall, T. Bentson, B. Grube. G. Roden, J. Potberg, K. Klein, C. Grady.

The Boys' Chorus and the Girls' Chorus are the two largest groups in the choral_|| ...L_ -J-~:.~ j o 5jng a n f j w n o a r e

The Boys' Chorus and the Girls' Chorus are the two largest groups in the choralepartment. Their membership includes all persons who desire to sing and who are/illing to give up much time for rehearsals and practices. All year they direct towardiresenting some interesting numbers at the Christmas and Spring concerts.

Left to Right: FIRST ROW: K. Boardman, L. Beck, C. Donnelly, C. McGhee, B. Gmelin, B. Tannenbaum, B.Conley, J. Frank, J. Ellenbacher, D. Benes, R. Dolsen, M. Bogart, B. Cornell, C. Camcia, P. DeMarzo, B.Glowacky, G. Dooley, D. Baumon, L. Widerkehr, R. Herbst, L. Shaheen, J. Sarnowski, S. Gale, K. Zach-

_ . - . _ 7 ary. SECOND ROW: J. Gilbert, W. Hopper, D. Hamilton, R. Gencarelli, K. Schoonover, K. Hume, P.CjIRLS Mineur, H. Mortens, C. Phelan, D. Tha«ton, L Knox, G. Seymour, D. Guinther, K. Knowlson, I. Elliot, J.

Bonchalk, G. Beckman, A. Weil, E. Dmytriw L. Lieberman, J. Keller, B. Mitchell, S. Moine, W. Ives, L.^•• j >-v n , , r Selby. THIRD ROW: D. Colston, P. Rodgers, P. Frankenberger, K. Trembley, J. Wasserboch, L. Bennett, C.Q_f-|\_)KUb Hilton, D. Holl, H. Krilor, K. Kraus, A. Scott, P. Bowling, B. Hubbard, N. Higgins, S. Denmu, C. Johnson,

S. Higbie, B. Menge, N. Kousin, C. VonBulow, A. Mannes, S Conklin, K. Hoolko. FOURTH ROW: S.Avery, D. Bubb, P. Stanton, K. Meyer, D. Mayer, M. O' leory, B. May, D. Adams, C. Charles, G. Denman,R. Madas, L. Schenker, J. Depew, S. Braunstein, B. Dexheimer, K. Smith, K. Bahrs, L. Porcella, K. Preston,A. Coatonzo, L. Williams, N. Sloan.

MODERNJAZZ

SEXTET

Left to Right: Tom Modiecki, John Dolin, John BodmWarren Gaugan, Bob Read, Mark Vogel.

Left to Right: Tom Mokricke, John Dolan, WaGaugan.

MODERN JAZZTRIO

Although the Concert Band has been in ex-istence in CHS for many years, this year it hastaken on a new look. In addition to its continuedtradition of excellence, it has been extremelyactive in school functions, giving its annualSpring Concert and performing at assembliesand PTA meetings. The sixty-five members prac-ticed daily and the excellent quality of theirperformances is a testimony to their hard work.

FIRST ROW: K. Dwyer, V. Regal, C. Kaiser, D. Guinther, B. Tannen-baum, K. Knowlson, 5. Tristram, M. Sopko, E. Meyer. SECOND ROW:M. Ricklis, G. Nemerofski, J. Sperling, J. Bykowski, R. Gross, S.Menischkish, J. Heilbrun, P. Bauer, S. Pollack, S. Trent, J. Bodnar,R, Read, B. Levine, J. Bernstein, J. Steiner. THIRD ROW: H. Pedde,

CONCERT BANDL. Koved, H. Shapiro, F. Grasso, K. Foltz, A. Block, S. Christensen,J. Kerr, G. Amgott, B. Roth, T. Mokricke, R. Rudoy. FOURTH ROW:A. Lenejks, R. Perone, M. Vogel, P. Mazarsky, G. Kuntz, J. Dolin,B. Daddy, R. Sgrignoli, J. Friedman, A. Cramer, A. D'Agostino.

STAGE

BAND

FIRST ROW, left to right: Jeff Heilbrun, Stuart Trent, John Bodnor, Bob Read, BarryLevine, Joe Bernstein, Joe Steiner. SECOND ROW, left to right: Jimmy Bycowski, JohnDolin, Warren Gaugan. Art Block, Mark Vogel, Ron Perone, Frank Gasso. THIRDROW, left to right: Mark Ricklis, Tom Mokricke, Steve Pollack, Glenn Kuntz, Bill Roth,John Keer.

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TWIRLERS

FLAGTWIRLERS

FIRST ROW, left to right: Jeanne Cook,Irene Zielinski, Anila Weil, SharonMiles. SECOND ROW: Linda Surgeons,Kalhy Knowlson, Cindy Stoiger, EllenWatson, Kathy Board man.

FIRST ROW, left to right: Carolyn McGhee, JoonneHuhn. SECOND ROW, left to right: Connie leedom,Beth Gmilin, Patricia Mineur, Dale Reynolds, BarbaraMay.

CRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL

MARCHING COUGAR BAND

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Left to Right: Borby Mitchell, Jill Warrington,Carol Chamberlain, Teresa Limone, Beverly Gon-sior, Carolyn Coyle.

SENIOR ACTIVITIES

AARON, MARK. 11—Student Council Rep., Soccer, Closs Officer,Prom Com. (Financial Chairman), Forum Club. 12—Student Coun-cil Vice-Pres., Soccer, Forum Club. Golden " C " (Staff).

ACKERMAN, LOUIS. 11-Chess Club. 12-Cross Country, IndoorTrack, Chess Club, Spring Track.

ADAMS, JOHN. 11—Choir, Music Club (Treas.), Madrigal Group.12—Choir (Sec), Music Club, Boys Double Quartet.

AGOSTINO, JOHN. 12-Bowling.AIKEN, ANN. 11-Mask & Bauble, Prom Com. (Decoration). 1 2 -

Student Council, Mask & Bauble, Stage Crew, Visual Aides,Golden " C " (Editorial Staff), Christmas Dance (Decoration Com.),Senior Play (Tickets).

AMGOTT, GORDON. 11-Band. 12-Band, Chess Club.ANDERSON, KAREN. 11-Tennis and Club. 12-Tennis and Club,

Assembly Usher, Executive Com., Golden " C " (Editoriol Staff),Spotlight Staff, Dance Com., Senior Play (Tickets and Scenery).

ANDREASON, STEVEN. 12-Soccer.ARCHDEACON, RICHARD. 11-Basketball, Prom Co. 12-Footbal l ,

Basketball.ARTHUR, DAVID. 11-Wrestl ing. 12-Track.ATKINS, LINDA. 12—F. T. A., Mask & Bauble, Senior Play (Tickets).AUERBACH, ELAINE. 11—F. T. A., Spanish Club, Mask 8. Bauble,

Girls' Intramurols. 12-Mask & Bauble, Girls' Intromurols, LibraryCouncil.

AVERY, SANDRA. 1T—Girls' Intramurals, Prom Com. (Decoration),Choir. 12—F. T. A., Girls' Intramurals, Senior Play (Tickets), Choir.

BAHRS, KATHY. 11-Mask & Bauble, F. T. A., Girls' Intramurals.12 —F. T. A.

BALINSKAS, JOANNE. 11 -Ar t Club, Dance Com. (Chairman), PromCom., Girls' Athletic Assoc.

BANSCHER, BARBARA. 11-Spanish Club, F. T. A., Girls' Chorus,Tennis. 12-Spanish Club, F. T. A., Spotlight (Make-up Staff),Golden " C " (Editorial Staff), Senior Play (Scenery), Girls' Intra-murals, Tennis Club.

BARAN, JAMES. 12-Librory Council.BARTOCCI, AL. 11-Boys' Intramurals. 12-Bowling.BAXTER, KAREN. 12—Spotlight (Editorial Staff), Valhalla (Typing

Staff).BECK, LOUISE. 11—Girls' Chorus, Basketball Club, Spotlight (Sell-

ing). 12-Golden " C " (Typing Staff), Spotlight (Selling), Val-halla (Typing Staff), Girls' Chorus, Senior Play (Ticket Com).

BECKMAN, GAYLE. 11-Mask & Bauble, Girls' Chorus. 12-StudentCouncil, Girls' Intramurals.

BENES, DONNA. 11—Art Club, Girls' Intramurals. 12—Spotlight,

BENNETT, LINDA. 11—Girls' Intramurals, Red Cross, Prom Com.(Food), Girls' Chorus, Senior Play (Ticket). 12—Girls' Intramurals,Mask & Bauble, F. T. A., Golden " C " (Typing Staff), Senior Play(Ticket), Senior Dance (Publicity).

BERNSTEIN, JOE. 11-German Club, French Club, Marching Band,Nat'l Honor Society ,12-German Club, Marching Band, ConcertBand, Stage Band, Nat'l Honor Society (Tutoring), Bowling, Golf.

BERNSTEIN, RICHARD. 11-German Club, French Club. 12-GermanClub, Bowling, Golf.

BIACH, WILLIAM. 11-Visual Aids (President), Stage Crew. 1 2 -Visual Aids (President), Stage Crew.

BLASI, BARBARA. 11-Vocationol Medical Club.BLOCK, ARTHUR. 11-Morching Band, Tennis, Forum Club, Spot-

light, Nat'l Honor Society. 12—Marching Band, Concert Band(President), Stage Band, N o l l Honor Society (President), Tenniscert Band (President), Stage Band, Nat'l Honor Society, Tennis,Forum Club, Golden " C " (Editoriol Staff), Hi-Y, Pep Band.

BOARDMAN, KATHY. 11-Twir l ing Squad, Twirling Club. 1 2 -Twirling Squad, Twirling Club.

BODNAR, JOHN. 11-Soccer, Indoor Track, Marching Bond, Boys'Chorus, Natl Honor Society. 12 —Soccer, Indoor Track, Concert

Band, Stage Band, Jazz Sextet, Choir, Nat' l Honor Society (Treas.).BORK, LINDA. 11—Forum Club, Student Council, Cheer Leader,

Girls' Intramurals, Prom Com., 12—Choir, Cheer Leader (Cap-tain), Latin Club (President), Student Council, Girls' Intramurals,Class Officer (Vice-President).

BRAZZATTI, NICOLA. 12-Executive Committee.BRIDE, TOM. 11-Wrest l ing, Soccer. 12—Wrestling, Hi-Y, Choir.BRIEFER, JEFF. 11-Wrest l ing, Visual Aids Club. 12-Wrestl ing.BRODSKY, SHEILA. 11-Mosk & Bauble, French Club, Spanish Club,

Vocational Medical Club, Girls' Intramurals.BROWN, SUSAN. 12—French Club, Forum Club, Nat'l Honor So-

ciety (Tutor).BUONAGURO, EILEEN. 11-Mask & Bauble, Spanish Club, Prom

Committee, Girls' Intramurals. 12—Mask & Bauble (Program Com-mittee) Spanish Club, F. T. A., Golden " C " (Typing Staff).

BUONAGURO, TONI. 11—Spanish Club, Mask and Bauble, PromCommittee, Girls' Intramurals. 12-Spomsh Club, Mask & Bauble,F. T. A., Golden " C " (Typing Staff).

BUORG, SUSAN. 11-Mask & Bauble, Tennis Club, Girls' Infra-murals, Prom Committee (Decorations). 12-Mask & Bauble, Girls'Intramurals, Senior Ploy (Tickets).

BYRNES, LYDIA. 11-Junior Achievement, Executive Committee,Student Council, C.Y.O. 12-Senior Play.

CAPRO, DIANA. 11—Mask & Bauble, Spanish Club. 12—Mask &Bauble, F. T. A., Vocational Medical Club, Spanish Club, Golden" C " (Write-up Staff).

CARNEVALE, LINDA. 11—Mask & Bauble.CARTER, JOHN. 11—Football, Track. 12—Football, Track, Archi-

tectural Drawing Club.CHAMBELAIN, CAROL. 11-Vocational Medical Club, Tennis Club.

12-Vocational Medical Club, Tennis Club. Girls' Intramurals.CHARLES, CLAUDIA. 11-F . T. A., Vocational Medical Club. 1 2 -

F.T.A., Spanish Club, F. H. A.CHRISTENSEN, SCOTT. 11-Soccer, Basketball, Baseball, Choir,

Madrigal Group, Concert Band. 12—Soccer, Basketball, Choir,Boys Double Quartet, Concert Band, Hi-Y, All-State Chorus, Span-ish Club.

CIUBA, KATHLEEN. 12-Golden " C " (Sales Stoff).CLARE, MIKE. 11-Student Council, Football, Hockey, Prom Com-

mittee, Senior Play (Tickets). 12-Student Council, Football,Hockey. Senior Play (Tickets).

COKELET, MARY. 1 1—Classics Club, French Club, Library Council,F. T. A. 12—Spotlight, Library Council, F. T. A.

CONNELL, BARBARA. 11-Pep Club, Girls' Intramurals. 12-Ten-nis Club, Golden " C " (Typing Staff), Senior Musical (Doncer).

CONTE, CAROL. 11-Prom Committee. 1 2 - A r t Club, Golden "C"(Sales Staff).

COOK, JEANNE. 11-Twir l ing Club, Twirling Squad, F.T.A. 1 2 -Twirling Club, Twirling Squad, Senior Play (Publicity, Tickets),Student Council.

COOK, KAREN. 11—Tennis Club, Girls' Intramurals. 12—Spotlight(Typing Staff), Girls' Intramurals.

COOK, ROBERTA. 11—Choir, Spotlight (Business). 12-Golden "C"(Sales Staff).

COSSA, SUE. 11—Girls' Intramurals. 12-Executive Committee.COYLE, CAROLYN. 1 1 - F T . A., Mask & Bauble, Vocational Med-

ical Club, Girls' Intramurals. 12—Color Guard, Twirling Club,Music Club, Mask 8. Bauble, Golden " C " (Typing Staff), Girls'Intramurals.

COYNE, JOE, 11-Class Officer (Vice-President), Prom (AssistantFinance Chairman), Student Council Representative. 12—StudentCouncil (President) Senior Play (Cast).

COX, RICHARD. 11—Boys' Intramurals, Visual Aids. 12—VisualAids, Stage Crew.

CUBBERLY, GEORGE. 11-Boys' Intramural. 12-Golden " C " (PhotoStaff).

CUCHIE, DANNA. 12-Golden " C " (Sales).CUMMINGS, ALIDA. 11-Mask & Bauble, Girls' Chorus. 12-Mask

& Bauble, Visual Aids.CUNNINGHAM, DORIS. 12-Golden " C " (Sales Staff), Senior Play

(Chairman of ticket committee).CYMBALUK, THOMAS. 11—Boys' Intramurals. 12 — Boys' Intra-

D'AGOSTINO, ANTHONY. l l _Conce r t Band. 12-Concect Band.D'ALESSANDRIS, LORETTA. 12-Golden " C " (Sales Staff).DAWALT, ROBERT. 11-German Club, Senior Play, Choir, Boys'

Chorus. 12-German Club, Choir.de BRIGARD, HELEN. 11—Girls' Intramurals.DeMICCO, MIKE. 11-Cross Country, Indqor Track, Spring Track.

12—Cross Country, German Club, Indoor Track, Spring Track.DENMAN, GAIL. 11 - l i b ra ry Council, Girls' Chorus, Choir, Girls'

Intramurals, Senior Play (Tickets), Junior Achievement. 12-Choir ,Girls' Ensemble, Senior Play (Tickets), Girls' Intramurals.

DEPEW, JUDITH. 11—Vocational Medical Club, Girls' Chorus,Mask & Bauble. 12-Choir , Music Club, Golden " C " (EditorialStaff).

Di FABIO, LOUIS. 12-Bowl ing.Di MARCO, PAUL. 11-Footbal l . 12-Footbal l .Di TULLIO, ROBERT. 11-Visual Aids, Stage Crew, Chess Club, Latin

Club, Not'l Honor Society. 12-Visuol Aids, Stage Crew, ChessClub, Latin Club, Golden " C " (Photography Staff), Nat' l HonorSociety (Tutoring).

DIXON, JAMES. 11-Library Council.DOBRANSKI, THOMAS. 11-Boys' Intramurals. 12-Boys' Intra-

murals.DOLBEAR, SHARON. 11—F. T. A., Mask & Bauble, Varsity Cheer-

leading, Pep Club. 12—F. T. A. (Secretary), Mask & Bauble, Var-sity Cheerleading, Golden " C " (Editorial Staff).

DOLIN, JOHN. 11-French Club, Concert Band, Stage Band, JazzSextet, Pep Club (Band).

DONNELLY, ROBERT. 11- lndoor Track, Outdoor Track. 12-CrossCountry, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track.

DOOLEY, GINNY. 11—Prom Com., Girls' Intromurals, VocationalMedical Club, Pep Club. 12-Mask & Bauble, Vocational MedicalClub, Girls' Intramurals, Golden " C " . •

DOYLE, JOHN. 11-Wrestl ing. 12-Wrest l ing.DULICAI, LINDA. 11—Girls' Intramurals, Mask & Bauble, Girls'

Chorus. 12—Girls' Intramurals, Bowling.DUNLOP, JOAN. 11-Student Council, F. T. A., Mask & Bauble,

Pep Club. 12-Student Council, Mask & Bouble.EAGLE, SUE. 11-Mask & Bauble, F. T. A., Art Club, Vocational

Medical Club, Spanish Club, Prom Com., Pep Club, Girls' Chorus.12—Aft Club, Vocational Medical Club.

EHLICH, GAIL. 11-Choir , Girls' Chorus, Vocational Medical Club,Mask «. Bauble. 12-Choir , Vocational Medical Club, Girls' En-semble.

ELLENBACHER, JEAN. 11-Music Club, Creative Writ ing Club, Val-halla, Mask & Bauble. 12-Music Club, Creative Writ ing Club,Valhalla, Senior Play (Cast).

ENGEL, AL. 11-Spr ing Track. 12-Hi-Y, Golden " C " (PhotographyStaff),

FARKAS, BEVERLEY. 11-Spot l ight (Typing Staff), Mask 8. Bauble,French Club, F. T. A. 12—F. T. A., Mask & Bauble.

FARRELL, KATHY. 11-Vocational Medical Club, Junior Achievment,Girls' Chorus. 12-Mask 8. Bauble.

FELTZ, CAROLYN. 11-French Club, Pep Club, Mask & Bauble,Girls' Intramurals, Prom Com. (Publicity). 1 2 - A r t Club, Mask& Bauble, Girls' Intramurals, French Club.

FIELDER, DAVE. 11-Wrest l ing, Architecture Club. 12-Wrest l ing,Cross Country, Architecture Club.

FLUGRATH, KATHY. 12-Golden " C " (Salesman).FOLK, SUSAN. 11—Girls' Intramurals, Mask & Bauble, Prom Com-

mittee. 12—Girls' Intramurals.

FOPPERT, PAT. 11-Prom Committee Chairman, F. T. A., SpanishClub, Mask & Bauble, Girls' Intramurals. 12-Spanish Club (Vice-President), F.T.A., Mask & Bauble, Senior Play, Golden " C " (Edi-torial Staff).

FREY, DEBI. 11-Spanish Club, Mask & Bauble, Prom Chairman(Foods), Student Council, Senior Ploy (Tickets), Junior Class Ex-ecutive Committee. 12-Student Council, Mask & Bauble (Chair-man, Assembly Ushers).

FRICKE, ARLENE. 11-Valhol lo Typing Staff. 12—Spotlight (Sales),Golden " C " (Sales), Senior Play (Student Director), Senior Play(Tickets), Golden " C " (Typing Staff).

FRIEDL, MARGARET. 12-Golden " C " (Sales).FRIEDMAN, JERRY. 11—Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Boys'

Intramurals. 12—Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Concert Band.FUHRO, STEVEN. 11-Architecture Club. 12-Stage Crew, Arch-

itecture Club (Pres.)GAILANTER, INA. 11-French Club, F. T. A., Mask & Bauble, Sen-

ior Ploy (Moke-up), Senior Prom (Decorations). 12 —F. T. A., SeniorCLass Executive Committee, Senior Play (Tickets).

GALLINA, ALICE. 11-Gir ls ' Intramurals. 12—Girls' Intramurals.GALSKI, JEAN. 11—Art Club, Girls' Intramurals.GALSKI, MARILYN. 11-Junior Achievement. 12 - Golden " C "

(Sales).GANGAWARE, ROBERT. 11-Junior Achievement, Boys' Chorus,

Glee Club. 12-Boys' Double Quartet.GARRITY, DAVID. '1 -Creat ive Writing Club, Mask 8. Bauble. 12

-Creat ive Writ ing, Mask & Bauble.GEISEL, RICK. 11-Prom Committee (Decorations). 12-Gol f , Boys'

GERLACH, MARY LOU. 11—Girls' Intramurals.GILL, EDWARD. 11-Footbal l , Wrestling, Track. 12 - Football,

Wrestling.GILLIAM, DIANE. 11-Pep Club, Girls' Intramurals. 12-French

Club. Art Club, Mask & Bauble, Girls' Intramurals.GLEASON, TOM. 12-Architecture Club.GLEEK, ALBERT. 11-Music Club. 12-Music Club (Treas), Golf,

Boys' Intromurals.GONSIOR, BEVERLY. 11-Pep Club, F. T. A , Spotlight (Typing). 1 2 -

Color Guard.GOODHART, NANNETTE. Student Council, Girls' Intramurals. 12

-G i r l s ' Intramurals, Art Club.GOODWIN, GEORGE. 11—Basketball, Baseball, Prom Com. (Dec-

oration). 12—Soccer, Basketball, Baseball.GRAOY, CLAUDE. 11-Boys' Glee Club, French Club. 12-Choir ,

architecture Club.GREANEY, THOMAS. 11-Lat in Club, Forum Club, Intramurals,

N a f l Honor Society (Vice-President), Prom Com. (Dec), Spotlight.12-Golden C (Editor), Latin Club, Intramurals, Nat'l Honor Society(tutor), Hi-Y.

GRAYSON, FRAN. 11-Spotl ight, Forum Club, Prom Com. (Pub-licity), Girls' Intromurals. 12—Senior Class Executive Committee,Spotlight (Editor), Forum Club, Senior Play (Make-up).

GREEN, JOY. 11-Spanish Club, Red Cross Club, VocationalMedical Club, Mask and Bauble.

GRIMSHAW, ROBERT. 11-Soccer, Spanish Club, Boys' Intramurals,12-Footbol l , Hi-Y Club, Baseball.

GROSS, RANDOLPH. 11-Footbal l , Wrestling, German Club, PromCom., Concert Band, Student Council, Boys' Glee Club. 12 —Foot-ball, Wrestling, Hi-Y, Choir, Concert Band.

GROTE, GREG. 11-Latin Club, French Club, Prom Com. (Dec-oration), Baseball, Boys' Intramurals, Nat'l Honor Society. 12—Choir, Boys' Double Quartet, Nat'l Honor Society, Hi-Y, Boys'Intramurals, Baseball.

GRUBE, ROBERT. 11-Music Club, Boys' Glee Club. 12-Music Club,Choir, Senior Play.

GUINTHER, DOT. 11—German Club, Vocational Medical Club,Marching Band, Concert Band, Girls' Glee Club. 12-German

Club, Vocational Medical Club, F. T. A., Concert Band, Choir.HAMILTON, EUGENE. 11-Footbal l , Basketball Club, Prom Com.

12-Footbal l , Tract.HANKEN, MARILYN. 12 —Student Council.HARCKETTS, LINDA. 11-French Club. 12-French Club, Art Club.HAVILAND, MARK. 11— Spanish Club, Architecture Club, Basket-

ball, Golf, Boys' Chorus, Prom Com. (Decoration). 12—ArchitectureClub, Basketball, Golf.

HAYES, WILLIAM. 1 1-Golf , Boys' Intramurals. 12-Hockey, Golf,Boys' Intramurals.

HENN, NANCY. 1 1 - F T . A., French Club, Girls' Intramurals,Forum Club, Prom Com. (Decorating). 12-Spanish Club, Golden" C " (Editorial Staff), Girls' Intramurals.

HERBSTER, BOB. 11-Boys' Intramurals. 12-Wrestl ing.HERER, LYNNE. 11—Prom Com. (Chairman), F. T. A., French Club,

Library Council, Girls' Chorus, Mask & Bauble. 12 —F. T. A.,French Club, Spanish Club, Go'den " C " (Editorial Staff).

HERMAN, STUART. 11-Boys' Glee Club, Boys' Intramurals, Soc-cer. 12—Choir, Boys' Double Quartet, Hi-Y (Vice-President), Soc-cer, Boys' Intramurals, Music Club.

HIGBIE, SUE. 11-F .T . A.HILL, JIM. 11—Cross Country, Spring Track.HILLMAN, SHARON. 11—Girls' Intramurals. 12—Girls' Intramurals.HOOLKO. KATHY. 11-Mask ond Bauble Club, Girls' Intramurals,

Prom Com., (Decoration), Senior Play (Make-up Com.). 12—Choir,Girls' Intramurals.

HOPPER, WENDY. 11—Twirling Club, Vocational Medical Club,Girls' Chorus, Girls' Intramurals. 12—Choir, Girls' Ensemble,Girls' Intramurals.

HOROWITZ, KAREN. 11—P.T.A., Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club,Girls' Intromurals, Prom Com. (Program). 12 —F. T. A., Mask &Bauble, Senior Executive Committee, Girls' Intramurals, SeniorPlay (Tickets).

HUHN, JOANNE. 11-Mask & Bauble, F. T. A., Girls' Chorus,Twirling Club, Flag Twirling Squad, Student Council.

HULIGHAN, KATHY. 11—Girls' Intramurals, Art Club. 12-Golden" C " (Business Manager).

HEINEMANN, CAROLYN. 12—Spotlight (Typing Staff).JACKSON, RUTH. 11-Prom Com. (Decoration).JOHANNSEN, PATRICIA. 11 —Art Club. 12 - Spotlight (Typing

Staff).JONES, MICHAEL. 11-Concert Band, Indoor Track, Spring Track.

12—Cross Country, Indoor Track, Spring Track.JORDAN, JOHN. 11-Spanish Club, Forum Club, Tennis (Man-

ager), Boys' Intramurals. 12—Tennis (Manager), Boys' Intromurals,Golden " C " (Editoriol Staff).

KAISER, CATHY. 11-Band, Student Council, Nat'l Honor Society,Girls' Chorus, Prom Committee. 12—Band, Student Council, Nat'lHonor Society, Golden " C " (Editor).

KAMIN, RENEE. 11—Spotlight (Business Staff), Library Council,Prom Committee.

KANTOR, LYNN. 11-Glee Club, Vocational Medical Club, F. T. A.,Girls' Intramurals, Red Cross, Mask & Bauble. 12—F. T. A., Girls'

KAPIN, ELAINE. 11-Spanish Club, F. T. A., Girls' Chorus, RedCross, Vocational Medical Club, Girls' Intramurols, Pep Club.12 —F. T. A., Spanish Club, Mask & Bauble, Girls' Intramurals.

KLEIN, KENNETH. 11-Glee Club. 12-Glee Club.KLEMPA, BOB. 11-Wrest l ing, Chess Club, Boys' Intramurols. 1 2 -

Wrestling.KNAPP, JEFF. 11-Basketball, Prom Committee. 12—Basketball.KNOWLSON, KATHI. 11-Twir l ing Squad, Bond, Girls' Chorus,

Prom Committee, Pep Club. 12—Twirling Club, Bond, Choir, Girls'Ensemble, F. T. A.

KOPF, JANIS. 11—Girls' Intramurols, F.T.A., Mask & Bauble, PepClub, Prom Committee, 12 —Girls' Intramurols, F. T. A., Mask &Bauble, Tennis Club, Golden " C " (Write-up), Assembly Usher.

KORBA, LYNN. 11-Vocational Medical Club, Library Council,French Club, Pep Club, Prom Committee. 12—Library Council,Golden " C " , Assembly Usher.

KOUSIN, NINA. 11-Spanish Club, F. T. A., Mask & Bauble, PromCommittee, Twirling Club. 12-Spanish Club, F. T. A., Senior Play.

KOZIAR, CAROL. 11-F.T.A., Spotlight (Editor), Pep Club, PromCommittee. 12—Spotlight (Editor), F. T. A., Senior Play (Tickets).

KUNTZ, GLENN. 11-Band, German Club, Latin Club, Baseball,Spotlight. 12—Band, German Club, Latin Club, Baseball, Golden" C " , Student Council.

LADANYE, DAVE. 11-Cross Country, Wrestling, Trock, Nat'l Hon-or Society, Student Council, Band. 12—Cross-Country, Wrestling,Track, Nat'l Honor Society, Chess Club.

LaFERRARA, MIKE. 11—Boys' Intromurals. 12—Boys' Intramurals.LANGLEY, DAVE. 11-Soccer, Golf. 12-Soccer, Architectural Club,

Art Club.LEONARD, DONALD. 11—Visual Aids Club, Stage Crew. 1 2 -

Visual Aids Club.LEONOWICZ, CHARLES. 11-Junior Achievement. 12-Senior Play

(Tickets).LIEBERMAN, DONNA. 11 - Spotlight (Ass't. Ed), Forum Club

(Secretary), French Club, Nat'l Honor Society, Girls' CitizenshipInstitute. 12—Spotlight (Ed.), Forum Club (Pres.), French Club,Nat'l Honor Society, Student Council.

LIZANICH, MICHAEL. 11-Spanish Club, Boys' Intramurals. 1 2 -Boys' Intramurals.

LOH, JUDY. 11-Spanish Club, Art Club, Prom Committee.LUDLUM, BARBARA. 11-Gir ls ' Intramurals. 12—Girls' Intramurals.LUETHOLD, ROBERT. 11—Boys' Intramurals. 12—Boys' Intramurals.MADAS, RITA. 11—Girls' Chorus. 12-Golden " C " (Soles Staff),

(Typing Staff).MADDEN, BERNARDINE. 11 — F.T.A., Prom Committee, Student

Council. 12 -A r t Club, Golden " C " (Editoriol Staff).MADDEN, MIKE. 1 1 - A r t Club. 1 2 - A r t Club.MAINE, SANDRA. 11-F.T. A., Girls' Intramurals. 12—Girls' In-

MANKIW, PEG. 11—Music Club, Forum Club, Latin Club, PromCom. (Publicity Chairman). 12-Music Club, Forum Club, Sec.of Senior Class, Golden " C " (Editor).

MANNY, SUSAN. 11-Red Cross, Library Council, Girls' Intro-murals. 12 —Bowling Club.

MARANTZ, SUSAN. 11—Student Council, Music Club, Prom Com.(Decorating). 12—Mask & Bauble, Senior Executive Com., JuniorAchievement.

MASINO, SUSAN. 11-Mask & Bauble Club, French Club, Girls'Intramurals, Prom Com., Girls' State Representative. 12—MusicClub, Mask and Bauble Club, French Club, Girls' Intromurals,Golden " C " (Editorial Staff).

MATLOSZ, CHRISTINE. 11-F .T . A., Girls' Intramurals, 12 —F. T. A.Golden " C " (Editorial Staff).

McCREA, BONNIE. 11-F.T.A., Mask & Bauble, Girls' Intramurals,Prom Com. (Decoration).

McGHEE, .CAROLYN. Girls' Chorus, Flag Twirling Squod, TwirlingClub, Mask & Bauble, Music Club. 12-Music Club, Flag Twirl-ing Squad, Twirling Club.

McGRADY, TRICIA. 11-Mask and Bauble, Prom Com., Girls' In-tromurols. 12 -A r t Club.

McHARG, KATHLEEN. 11—Girls' Chorus, Spanish Club, Mask &Bouble, FT.A., Student Council, Forum Club, Prom Com. (Decora-tion). 12-Sponish Club, Mask & Bauble, f.T.A. Student Council,Forum Club, Senior Play (Make-up).

NORDSTROM, DOUG 11-Footbal l , Wrestling, Golf, Prom Com.12 —Footboll, Wrestling, Golf, Student Council.

NOWAKOWSKI, JANE 11—Library Council, Latin Club, F.T.A.12-Library Council, Latin Club, F. H. A., F.T.A.

PAINTER, FRANK 12-Visuol Aids, Golden " C " (Photography Staff).PANETTA, SUE 11-F .T . A., Mask 4 Bauble, Girls' Intramurals,

12—F.T.A., Mask &. Bauble, Golden " C " (Typing Staff), Girls'Intramurols, Senior Play (Make-up).

PATBERG, JOHN 11-Spotl ight Staff, Wrestling, Tennis, MadrigalGroup, Choir, Boys' Chorus. 12—Spanish Club, Wrestling, Tennis,Choir, Boys' Double Quartet.

PATERSON, ANDREA 11-Library Council, F. T. A., Spanish Club,French Club, Girls' Intromurals. 12-Library Council, F. T. A.,Spanish Club, French Club, Bowling League, Girls' Intramurals,Not'l Honor Society.

PATTERSON, STEPHEN. 11—Visual Aids, Stage Crew. 12-VisualAids, Stage Crew.

O'BRIEN, ROBERT 11-Stage Crew, Visual Aids. 12-Stage Crew,Visual Aids, Library Council.

O'BRIEN, ROBERT 11-Radio Club. 12-Architecture Club.OEMCKE, RON. 12-Visual Aids, Stage Crew.OGDEN, JOHN. 11—Library Council, Stage Crew, Boys' Intra-

murals, Visual Aids. 12-Library Council, Stage Crew, Visual Aids.O'REILLY, JOHN. 11—Hockey, Spotlight, Boys' Intramurals, Prom

Com. (Decorations), Union Junior Seminar. 12-Hockey, Spotlight,Boys' Intramurals, Tennis, Executive Committee, Forum Club,Golden " C " (Editoriol Staff).

OSTRO, BART. 11-Soccer, Forum Club, Mask & Bauble, FrenchClub, Boys' Intramurals, Prom Com. 12-Soccer, Forum Club,Spanish Club, Spotlight (Sports Staff), Boys' Intramurals.

OTT, RUSSELL. 11-German Club, Boys' Intramurals, N a i l HonorSociety. 12—Germar Club, Boys' Intramurals, Nal' l Honor So-ciety.

MESSERSMITH, JOAN. 11—French Club, Vocational Medical Club,Girls' Intramurals, Golden " C " (Typing Staff), Prom Com. (Dec-orations). 12—Girls' Intramurals.

METZGER, LARRY. 11-Spotl ight (Sports Staff), Spanish Club,Forum Club, Boys' Intramurals. 12—Spotlight (Sports Staff) Span-ish Club, Forum Club, Boys' Intramurals.

MEYER KAREN. 11-Gir ls ' Intramurals. 12-Golden " C " (Sales Staff).MEYER, MICHAEL. 11-Track (Indoor), Boys' Intramurals. 1 2 -

Track (Cross-Country).MILLER, THOMAS. 11—Choir, Architecture Club. 12—Architecture

Club.MINNEMAN, LAURA. 11-Gir ls ' Intromurals, Prom Com. (Decora-

tions), Choir. 12-Senior Play (Tickets).MINUSKIN, SHELDEN. 12-Concert Band.MIRANTE, RAND. 11-Spotl ight (Reporter), Forum Club. 1 2 -

Spotlight (News and Feature Editor), Soccer Team, Forum Club,Chess Club.

MITCHELL, ED. 11-Architecture Club. 12-Architecture Club.MITCHELL, BARBARA. 11—Girls' Tennis, French Club, F.T.A., Prom

Committee. 12—Girls' Tennis Team, F.T.A., Golden " C " (EditorialStaff), Color Guard (Captain), Choir, Twirling Club.

MITTELBERGER, CAROL. 11-Vocational Medical Club, LibraryCouncil. 12—F. T. A., F. H. A., Library Council.

MONEY, SUSAN. 11-Varsity Cheerleader, French Club, PromCommittee, Student Council, Executive Committee, Girls' Intramu-rals, Junior Achievement. 12-Golden " C " (Editorial Staff), SeniorPlay (cast), Christmas Dance (Chairman), Varsity Cheerleader,Student Council, French Club.

MORGAN, SUE. 11-F . T. A., Mask & Bauble. 12—F. T. A., Mask& Bouble, Student Council, Senior Play (Tickets), Senior Dance(Decorations).

MOYLE, LINDA. 11-F . T. A., Mask & Bauble, Prom Committee,Girls' Intramurals. 12—F. T. A., Mask 8, Bauble, Forum Club,Golden " C " (Editoriol Staff).

NIETZEL, JOANNE. 12-Golden " C " (Editorial Staff), Senior Play(Scenery).

PFAME, MARY. 1 1 - A r t Club.PEDDE, IRMGARD. 12—F. T. A., F. H. A., Library Council, Spotlight.

PELICANO, LAURI. 11—Art Club.POLAND, RICHARD. 11-Spanish Club, French Club, Music Club,

Boys' Glee Club, Chess Club, Forum Club, Junior Achievement,Mask & Bauble, Student Council Rep., Visuol Aids Club. 1 2 -Mask & Bauble (President), Spanish Club, French Club, MusicClub, Chess Club, Forum Club, Student Council, Visual AidsClub, Senior Play (Cast), Spotlight (Sports Staff).

POLLACH, STEVEN. 11-Chess Club. 12-Chess Club.PORCELLA, LOUISA. 11—Choir, Library Council, Girls' Chorus. 12—

Choir, Library Council, Girls' Ensemble.PRESTON, KATHLEEN. 11 -Choi r , Girls' Chorus, New Jersey Opera

Festival, Music Club, Mask & Bauble, Girls' Intramurals. 1 2 -Choir, Music Club (President), New Jersey All-State Chorus,Girls' Ensemble, Girls' Intramurals.

PREUSSNER, JOHN. 11-Music Club, Chess Club (President), Span-ish Club, Forum Club, Junior Achievement. 12-Music Club, ChessClub (Vice-President).

PRIOR, PETER. 11-Choir, All-State Chorus, Madrigal Group, Band,Boys' Glee Club, Senior Musical, Music Club. 12-Choir (Presi-dent), All-State Chorus, Boys' Double Quartet, Boys' Intramurals,Music Club.

RABIN, STEVE. 11-Spanish Club, French Club, Forum Club, Boys'Intramurals. 12-Spanish Club, Forum Club, Boys' Intramurols,Spotlight, Golden " C " (Editorial Staff), Senior Play.

RADLEY, HARRY. 11—Bowling Club.RADLEY, KURT. 11-Forum Club, German Club, French Club. 1 2 -

Spotlight (Make-up Staff), German Club, Art Club, Valhalla.RAE, PAT. 11—Boys' Intramurals, Forum Club. 12—Boys' Intra-

murals, Golden " C " (Editorial Staff), Spotlight (Sports Staff),Hi Y., Forum Club, Senior Play (Props Com.).

RAY, JANET. 11—F.T. A., Forum Club, Mask & Bauble, PromCommittee. 12—F. T. A., Forum Club. Mask & Bauble.

READ, ROBERT. 11-Cross Country, Golf, Jazz Sextet, Stage Band,Concert Band, Boys' Intramurals. 12—Golf, Jazz Sextet, StageBand, Concert Band, Senior Executive Council, Golden " C " (Staff),Boys' Intramurals.

REESE, MAUREEN. 12-French Club, Music Club, Golden " C "(Typing Staff), Senior Ploy (Scenery).

REILLY, KATHLEEN. 11-Golden " C " (Sales), Valhalla (Sales). 12—Spotlight (Sales).

RICKLIS, RONNIE. 11—library Council, French Club, Mask «.Bauble, F. T. A. 12-Library Council (Secretary), French Club,Mask & Bauble, F. T. A.

RINALDI, PETER. 11-Cross Country, Spring Track, Boys' Intra-murals. 12—Architectural Drawing Club, Spring Track, Boys'

RINGLE, ROBERT. 11-Gol f , French Club. 12-Golf .RAU, RICHARD. 11-Football , Track. 12-Football , Track, Archi-

tectural Drawing Club.ROGERS, PAM. 11—Pep Club, Choir, Prom (Decorations), Library

Council. 12-Vocational Medical Club, Library Council.ROSS, GREGG. 11-Bowling, Golf. 12-Bowling, Golf.RUBINE, ALLEN. 11-Student Council (Assembly Chairman), Span-

ish Club (President), Tennis. 12-Student Council (Foreign Ex-change Chairman), Spotlight (Sports Editor), Choir, Forum Club,Senior Ploy (Prompting), Tennis.

RUCH, BRENDA. 11-Concert Band, Spanish Club, Nat'l Honor So-ciety, Girls' Intramurals. 12-Spanish Club.

SALLEE, DONNA. 11-Choir, Girls' Intramurals.SAIUSTRO, NANCY. 11-Prom (Decorations).SASSO, EUGENE. 11-Footbal l .SAWICKI, MAUREEN. 11-F. T. A. 12—Spotlight (Advertising Staff).SCHARTENBERG. FRAN. 11-Forum Club, Latin Club, French Club,

Vocational Medical Club, Nat'l Honor Society. 12-Latin Club,French Club, Forum Club, Assembly Usher, Not' l Honor Society(Director of Tutoring), Spotlight (News Editor).

SCHMAUS, EILEEN. 1 1 —Art Club, Spanish Club, Mask & Bauble.12 -Ar t Club, Spotlight (Make-up Staff), Spanish Club.

SCHUMACKER, IEE. 11-Boys' Intramurols, Soccer, Bowling, Golf.12-Boys' Intromurals, Soccer, Bowling, Golf.

SEELBACH, JANET. 11—Student Council, Prom, Library Council,German Club, Vocational Medical Club. 12—Senior ExecutiveCommittee, l ibrary Council (President), Spotlight.

SERAFIN, STEVE. 11-Foolbol l , Wrestling, Track, Prom, SpollighlStaff. 12-Footbal l , Track.

SIUIMAN, DON . 11-Track, Stage Crew, Visual Aids. 12-StageCrew, Visual Aids.

SKIDMORE, KARL. 11-Visual Aids, Boys' Intramurals. 12-VisualAids, Stage Crew, Boys' Intramurals.

SLUZIS, CHRIS. 11-F . T. A., Vocationol Medical Club, Girls' In-tramurals. 12_Girls' Intramurols, Tennis Club, F. T. A.

SMITH, HOWARD. 11—Cross Country, Mask & Bauble, Oklahoma,Glee Club, Junior Achievement, Pep Club. 12—Choir, Mask &Bauble, Music Club, Boys' Intramurols.

SOFMAN, ELAINE. 11-Spanish Club. 12-Spanish Club.SOPKO, MARILYN. 11—Girls' Intramurals. 12 —Band, Girls' In-

tromurals, Spotlight (Typing).SORGE, JOHN. 11-Indoor Trock, Spring Track.SOUTHWICK, EILEEN. 11-Librory Council, Girls' Intramurals, Pep

Club, Prom Committee (Refreshments). 12—Spotlight (Sales Staff),Girls' Intramurals.

STEINBERG, ALLAN. 11-Bowling, Boys' Intromurals, Glee Club,Junior Achievement. 12-Wrestl ing, Golf, Boys' Intramurals, SeniorPlay.

STEINER, JOSEPH. 11-Bond, Visual Aids Club. 12-Bond, VisualAids Club.

STEWART, LINDA. 11-French Club, Tennis Club, F. T. A., Mask &Bouble, Cheerleading. 12-French Club, Tennis Club, F. T. A.,Mask & Bauble, Cheerleading, Student Council, Visual Aids Club,Stage Crew.

STOUT, KATHY. 11-Junior Achievement, Girls' Intromurals. 1 2 -Seniar Play (Scenery), F.T.A., Girls' Intramurals.STRUBLE, ARLENE. 11—Library Council. 12-Golden " C " (Soles

Staff), Senior Ploy (Tickets).STURROCK, PHYLLIS. 11—Library Council, Girls' Intramurals. 1 2 -

Golden " C " (Soles Staff), Senior Play (Tickets).SULLIVAN, JUDITH. 11 —Mask & Bauble, Girls' Intramurals, Prom

Committee. 12 —Vocational Medical Club, Mask & Bauble, Golden" C " (Editorial Staff), Girls' Intromurals, Senior Play (Make-up).

SWEETSER, PATRICIA. 1 1 - N o t l Honor Society, Prom Committee,F. T. A., Latin Club, Golden " C " . 12-Lat in Club, Golden " C " ,Na f l Honor Society, Spotlight (News and Feature Staff).

TALCOTT, DEAN. 11-Soccer, Architectural Drawing Club. 1 2 -Soccer, Architectural Drawing Club, Boys' Intramurals.

THAXTON, DIANNE. 11-French Club. Mask & Bauble. 12-FrenchClub, FT.A., Mask & Bauble.

THOMPSEN, ROBERT. 11—Indoor Trock, Bowling. 12-Hi-Y, Architecture Club.

TRABACHINO, NICK. 11—Junior Achievement, Boys' Intramurals,Prom Committee, 12—Wrestling, Boys' Intramurals.

TREMBLEY, KATHY. 1 1—Vocational Medical Club, Library Council.12—Spotlight (Typing), Golden " C " (Typing), Tennis Club.

TRISTRAM, STEPHANIE. 11-Choir, Music Club, Girls' Intramurols,Tennis Club. 12 —Bond, Music Club, Tennis Club, Spotlight (Editor).

ULLOM, BEVERLY. 11-French Club, Twirling Club, Girls' Intromurals,Junior Achievement. 12—Girls' Intramurals, Golden " C " (Edi-torial Staff), Assembly Usher.

VALENTINE, MARY. 11—Library Council, Spotlight (Sales Staff)12—Spotlight (Sales Staff), Golden " C " (Sales Staff).

VANCE, CARLA. 11—F. T. A., Girls' Intramurals, Art Club, Vo-cational Medical Club, French Club, Mask & Bauble Club.12-5tudent Council, F.T.A., Art Club (President), Golden " C "(Art Staff).

VOGEL, MARK. 11-Executive Committee, Chess Club, ConcertBand, Marching Band, Stage Bond, Jazz Sextet. 12-Hi-Y Club,

Chess Club, Concert Bond, Marching Band, Stage Band, JazzSextet, Tiajuana Brass.

VOLCKMANN, WILLIAM. 11—Girls' Intramurals. 12—Stage Crew,Visual Aids, Boys' Intramurols.

VON BULOW, CAROLYN. 11—German Club, Music Club, Voca-tional Medical Club, Girls' Intramurols, Girls' Tennis Club andTeam, Girls' Chorus, Choir, Nat'l Honor Society, Prom Committee.12-German Club, Music Club, F.T.A., Girls' Intramurals, Girls'Tennis Team ond Club, Choir, Girls' Ensemble, Nat' l Honor Societyond Tutor, Senior Play, Golden " C " (Editorial Staff).

VORNDRAN, CHERIE. 11—Girls' Intramurals, Girls' Tennis Teamand Club, Mask & Bauble Culb, F. T. A. 12—F. T. A., Girls' In-tramurals, Girls Tennis Team and Club, Valhalla Staff, CreativeWriting Club.

VREELAND, A. 11-Football Manager. 12-Football Manager.WAGNER, MARGRIT. 11-Jr . Red Cross, Vocational Medical Club,

German Club, Concert Band, Marching Band. 12—German Club,F.T.A., Vocational Medical Club, Senior Ploy (Ticket Staff).

WALL, KAREN. 1 1 - N a f l Honor Society, French Club. 12-Spol-light (Associate Editor), French Club, Nat'l Honor Society.

WARRINGTON, JILL. 11—Vocational Medical Club, Spanish Club,Prom Chairman, Jr. Executive Committee, Jr. Class Secretary,Girls' Intramurols, Pep Club, Poster Committee, Nat' l Honor So-ciety, Girls Chorus. 12 —Vocational Medical Club, Senior Ploy(Ticket and Prop Stoff), Golden " C " (Editorial Staff), Senior Ex-ecutive Committee, Nat'l Honor Society.

WAUGH, DOUG. 11-Stoge Crew, Forum Club, Art Club. 12-StogeCrew, Forum Club, Art Club.

WEBER, KEITH. 11-Soccer, Architecture Club. 12-ArchitectureClub.

WEIL, ANITA. 11-Twir l ing Club, Choir, Twirling Squad, Nat'lHonor Society, Vocational Medical Club, Spanish Club, TennisClub, Student Council, Prom Com. (Program Staff). 12-TwirlingClub, Captain of Twirling Squad, Drum Majorette of MarchingBand, Golden " C " (Editorial Staff), Senior Ploy (Ticket Staff),Tennis Club. Not'l Honor Society, Choir, Student Council.

WASSERBACH, JEANNE. 11—F. T. A., Vocational Medical Club,Pep Club; Girls' Chorus, Prom (Decorations Staff). 12—F. T. A.,Choir, Tennis Club.

WATSON, RICHARD. 11 —Indoor Track, F.T.A., Prom (Decorations).12-Cross Country, Indoor Trock, Outdoor Track, French Club,Architectural Drawing Club, Golden " C " (Editorial Staff).

WIDERKEHR, LINDA. 11—Girls' Intramurals, Junior Achievement,Prom Com., French Club, Pep Club. 12-Golden " C " (EditorialStaff), Girls' Intramurals, Senior Play (Scenery Com.), ChristmasDance Com.

WIEBESIEK, WILLIAM. 11-Soccer, Art Club. 12-Soccer.WILLAUER, BETSY. 12-Senior Play (Program Com., Ticket Com.,

Art Stoff), Spotlight (Art Editor).WILLIAMS, JAMES. 11-Stage Crew, Visual Aids, Track, Prom

Com. (Decoration).WILLIAMS, LINDA. 11-F.T.A., Latin Club, Girls' Chorus. 1 2 -

Assembly Usher, Choir.WILSON, ROBERT. 11-Executive Com., Boys' Intramurols. 1 2 -

Boys' Intramurals.WIMMER, SANDY. 11—Mosk & Bouble, Tennis, Girls' Intramurols.

12-Tennis, Girls' Intramurals.YACKER, MARC. 11—Forum Club, Latin Club, French Club, Bowling,

Boys' Intramurals. 12-Forum Club, Boys' Intramurals, Hi-Y.YANUTA, THERESA. 11—Spotlight, F. T. A. 12—Girls' Intromurals,

Golden " C " (Soles Staff).ZALINSKY, SHARON. 11-Choir.

ZAVILA, ROBERT. 11-Gol f . 12-Architecture Club, Golf.ZIELINSKI, IRENE. 11-Choir , Twirling Club, Twirling Squad,

Girls' Chorus. 12-Twir l ing Club, Twirling Squad, F. T. A., F. H. A.,Junior Achievement, Golden " C " .

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