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CLASS OF 1968

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DEDICATIONThe Spirit of '68

ork on this yearbook began during the summer of 1967. The editors decidedto chronicle the events of the 1967-1968 school year. We do not, however, wishmerely to show those events but to suggest that behind and within them lies a deeperspirit—the Spirit of '68. Time passes very quickly. Therefore, we hope that this yearbookcan capture the moments and events that made up this year. This book, then, isdedicated to a true and honest picture of the people, places, and things that broughtabout a year of accomplishment, growth, development, knowledge, and fun — TheSpirit of '68.

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FACULTY

DR. CHARLES POST, Principal

MR. HENRY DOSCHER, Vice-Principal

wmm * v ,YEARBOOK EDITORS, bottom to top: TomEurell, Linda Mershon, Irv Ackelsberg, PeggyMinnernan, Bruce Kent.

SPECIAL

SERVICES

Mrs. Virginia Jean Darby, Library

Mr. Joseph Vona, Miss Helen Scon, Mr. Donald Jones, Guidance.

Mrs. Evelyn Macmillan, Mrs. Margaret Knowlson, Mrs. RosemarySjurson, Mrs. Ruth Craft, Mrs. Theresa Klein, Secretaries.

Mrs. Ethel White, Reading.

Miss Bettie Allen

Mr. James Lenny, Music. Mr. Robert Yurochko, Instrumental Music.

ART

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MUSIC

Stay away from the door! . . . Lord Jim. . . 7:30 rehearsals #$%&*@«! . . .basses are weak sisters . . . stage setcommittee meetings . . . My Fair Ladyand The Miracle Worker . . . the"Johnny jacket" . . . a second verse of"Eveline" . . . Go to the office! . . . theB.D.Q. for Great Shakes! . . . Yourmother loves you . . . if the world werehis . . .

Mr. Burton Longenbach, Miss Jeannerte Wong, Art.

HOME AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS

HOME AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS

"After all that work it doesn't f i t ! " . . . Youknow he can't tell you until he sees it . . .Return the keys to their proper places . . .needle stealers . . . Where did the scissorsgo to? . . . There's never enough wood. . . "Keep safe!" . . . Of course my hem'snot crooked . . . "Personally, I'd rather havea Ferrari." . . . 5/e" seams . . . It's clean-upday. Polish it and make it shine . . . Nobodywants to work.

Mrs. Jane Vanranken, Mrs. Cora Foltz

Mr. Andrew Day, Mr. Josef Goodrr Mr. Roy Daniels, Mr. William Massa

Mr. Stanley Grayson, Miss Ruth McCartney, Miss Betty Hubbard, Mr. Paul Selby.

PHYSICALEDUCATION

Mr. William Martin, Athletic Director.

" G " jokes . . . don't kick the volleyballs . . . the jewelry checks. . . ten points first time, twenty points second time . . . resusci-

Annie . . . petticoat-zero points . . . seventh period gym class . . .Kamin medicals . . . get in your boxes . . . shower every hour

. . . co-ed gym?? . . . parade rest . . .where's Licht?? . . .there really are girls' showers.

Miss Dorothy Robinson Mr. Thomas Scutro

BUSINESS

Shorthand . . . bookkeeping . . . COP, SOP . . . electric type-writers . . . "I hear a machine running." . . . timed writings . . .mimeograph machines . . . ink spots on everything . . . brokenmachines . . . adding machines . . . loose cords . . . dress-up day. . . too much silence . . . worn out arms and dry pens . . . coldnotes . . . try again.

Mr. Harry Lawrence

Mrs. Maxine Levy, Miss Lorna Jones Mr. Lloyd Jacobs

1ST ROW: Mrs. Joan2ND ROW: Mr. Michae

Mrs. Marie Kowalski, Miss Sue Waller,:us, Mr. Albert Hein, Mr. Richord Matthes.

Miss Frances Bagm

Romance comes to the English Department . . . firstperiod study . . . How many times did you see TheRed Balloon? . . . orange girls . . . Dr. Frank Baxtersays . . . Greek mythology and Diana, the goddessof love . . . W. and Dorothy . . . anymore problems?. . . Youth of America, look at you! . . . food forsmall minds . . . Okay, who took the books?

SOCIAL STUDIES"Alright, people! Quiet down!" . . . twaddle and poppy-cock . . . current events quizzes . . . first year andhopefully the last . . . Messinatzu . . . themes . . . Sun-shine Biscuit Factory . . . Mr. Naylor and that secondtick . . . dead as a dodo bird . . . compromise kings. . . seeds of the next war . . . list the seven socialsciences.

Mr. David Naylor, Mr. Charles Messina, Mrs. lydia Polglase, Miss Tommie Biggs, Mr. JohnWilherington, Mr. Kenneth Sekello.

Mr. Courtland Daley Mr. Sol Zivyak

SCIENCE

That's show biz, gal ! . . . but the atoms don't care . . .double-presto experiments . . . Mr. Y . . . famous men inchemistry . . . Chem. Study . . . the book tells us . . . wetake it as Truth , . . honor quizzes . . . "I ' l l give you 25points, i f" . . . chain reactions of carts . . . Katy, bar thedoor . . . and it's off to see the Wizard.

Mr. Michael Yanuzzi

Mr. Martin Goidsteir Mr. Richard Jones

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Mr. Glenn Allinge Miss Beatrice Schwoerer

MATHEMATICS

The California Pie truck . . . and there's a roar from thecrowd . . . all's you have to do . . . Do you feel a breezeover there? . . . borrow Bruce's notes . . . problem of theweek . . . That problem's not nice! . . . Sin2x -\~ Cos2x =Tan2x? . . . the vertical slicing machine . . . it's either freezing,boil ing, or boring . . . Raccoon.

Mr. Merlyn Jones

Mr. Edward Schwartz Miss Joan Puma

Mrs. Elaine Rodgers, Mrs. Marie Kerzmon, Mrs. Stephany CoMrs. Isabel Dukes, Miss Alice Jaffe.

; Mildred Voss, Mr. Charles Mahnke

LANGUAGENice hair! . . . teacher of the month. . . Ho! Ho! . . . Man of La Mancha. . . Certainly not!! . . . Mettez leslivres sous les pupitres . . . "Du da!Du da!" . . . sans emotion . . . Em/7and Die Detective . . . Werfen Siekein Homaten!!! . . . Gracias a Dios!. . . A Roman holiday?? . . . Howdid the Arabs get to Italy? . . .Galdos y la Nela . . . eighth periodand the best for last!?

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Written byWILLIAM GIBSON

Directed byMR. MICHAEL MARCUS

Stage ManagerDEBRA AARON

CAST(/n Order of Appearance)

Doctor George Court

Kate Keller Ellen Fraites

Mr. Keller Paul Younghouse

Helen Barbara Hughes

Martha Megan Hildebrandt

Percy Mark Lurinsky

Aunt Ev Catherine Moloney

James Keller John Polidori

Anagnos Sherman Kisner

Annie Sullivan Lori Griffiths

Viney Deborah Upton

Blind Girls Megan Hildebrandt, Janet Brubaker, Janet Liska,Leslie Kane, Donna Dunakoski, Nancy Hughes

Offstage Voices Edward Bergen, Susan Fordham, Bruce Kent,Linda Mershon, George Sanford, Karen Stewart

Prompters and Understudies Linda Mershon, Bruce Kent

TIME — 1880's

SETTING — The Keller Farm in Tuscumbia, Alabama and, briefly,the Perkins Institute for the Blind, in Boston.

CHEERLEADERS — ROW 1; J.Demaio, Capt. ROW 2: B. Stauf-fer, C. Carmella. ROW 3: B. Piz-zella, G. Rutmeyer, M. Yaguda.ROW 4: Miss Seymour, Sponsor;D. Zier, L. Huckel, C. Shamey, J.Korbc

COLOR GUARD — ROW 1: J. Simmoons, B. Masino, D. Warchol,ROW 2: K. French, L. Jackson. ROW 3: P. Donnelly, P. Schomen.

FLAG TWIRLERS—LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Quotrano, B. Pointer, JKurisco, M. Kuntzman, K. Halverson, L. Maffiori.

TWIRLERS — ROW 1, L. Guempel, K.Mazzeo, J. Melquisl. ROW 2: D. Erkkson,S. Knowlson. ROW 3: N. Dickson. Missingfrom picture: H. Ackerman, B. Weisburger,S. Sossi.

1ST ROW: R. Mitniclc, R. Mcleod. 2ND ROW: Coach White, E. McGary, N. Bell, R.Jackson.

CROSS COUNTRY

FOOTBALL

FOOTBALL

ROW 1; C. Ollom, S. LaFerrara, J.Stickle, M. DePre, J. Dow, K. Korn,M. Ullom, C. Popik, G. Kamin, S.Holleran, J. Nolan, R. Knauer, K.Munkel, P. Lcsinski. ROW 2: M. De-tering, T. Keller, A. Willioms, R. De-Long, R. Maziel la, D. Costanza, W.Krevetski, M. Nordstrom, E. Wolf, R.Page, F. DeCicco, B. Tell, P. King,J. Klupfel. ROW 3: G. Schoker, C.Birchett, E. Knouer, G. Smith, T.Wojtowicz, W. Arthur, W. McGrady, B.Hacey, D. Johnson, P. Carbone, C.Barno, D. Speer, G. Liming.

1ST ROW: I. Bortnicker, D. Cluff, M. Dorin, W. Miller, G. Morfon, E. Jensen. 2ND ROW: W. Fopperl, C.Vogel. 3RD ROW: E. Sthwartz, J. Nietzel, T. Peer, W. Burns, R. Cree, V. Nielson, R. Wogner, J. Lefroncois.4TH ROW: D. Gomez, R. Kozokiewica, D. Giegerkh, V. Neumark, G. Bross, J. Hgme, R. Noslrand.

SOCCER

THIS WAS THE YEAR WHEN

The Eating Club was formedNo one was able to solve the mystery of the B.B/sComputers matched the perfect dates . . .The Boys' Locker Room was condemnedThere were riots after football gamesThe "Cream" was at Union CatholicMr. Marcus became engaged to Miss WallerThe football coaches resignedDario, our Latin Lover, made an instant appealCranford beat Jefferson in the rainHowie Teese became enthusiastic and energeticThere were many field tripsGirls played basketball interscholasticallyThe Spotlight published the LightspotS.A.T., A.C.T., and merit tests were taken . . . againThe Red Lantern was frequented by many"The Blue Underground" playedSenior Day made it againGary Kamin was Cranford High's only Santa ClausAll school publications reached their deadlinesThere was a tie for Treasurer of the Student CouncilC.H.S. produced two great hits: My Fair Lady and The Miracle WorkerThe Students were cultured by Lincoln CenterThe basketball team defeated WestfieldDickie made a marathon run from the mountainsThere was a "Junior Mini Prom"The track team finally got new uniformsDances finally became successfulThe mystery of Belle Saccade was solved by the Yearbook Editors409's were raced in Physics"The Left Banke" was hereRoad rallies ended in an occasional accidentLockers were still brokenCast parties were better than everBuses wouldn't start for the track teamDrag races were resumed on Spruce Street . . .O.AJ.H.S. was painted . . .Clare's parties went all out . . .The Muni Lot became rather worn from use . . .Cranford High lost a great teacher . . .Ratburgers were eaten by the hundreds . . .Blue and yellow shirts were worn to basketball games . . .No jeans and sandals were permitted in school . . .There were egg fights at Nomahegan Park and egg wars in cars . . .Jay Haddad declared "Police brutality!" . . .Johnson & Johnson awarded Gary a lifetime supply of tape . . .Debi took up the night shift . . .College acceptances were posted in Mr. Hein's room . . .School was cut again . . .John's became very popular . . .The Class of 1968 graduated.

SENIORS

DEBRA MARSHA AARONDebi . . . "No choncef?,)—forgetthat" . . . our straight A student. . . remembers her trip to Israel. . . and, of course, there's Eddie. . . con usually be seen-or isthat heard? . . . her friendshipis invaluable.

IRV ACKELSBERGReo//y brilliant . . . coo/ guy . . .will never forget a summer inIsrael and USY or moth with Mr.Grodzki . . . a hard-working edi-tor of the Golden C . . . future I

HOPE ILENE ACKERMANHope . . . talented girl who's avaluable friend . . . seen withSue, Karen, Sammy, Diana, Barb,Gus . . . wishes she were taller. . . 1964 summer . . . CHStwirler . . . hates dirty hair . . .future in art education.

BERNARD ADAMS

"Oh yeoh, we'll see about thatl". . . seen with Gary, Mike, Eddie,Glenn . . . will never forget thatshower with his clothes on . . .career as electronic technicianahead.

JOSEPH ALISEOJoe . . . "Gfve me o break/" . . .seen with Craig and Stretch . . .generous and friendly . . . likesrock 'n roll and driving around. . . peeve is a Chevy with a six

. favorite teacher is Mr. Al-linger . . . college ahead.

SUSAN ELAINE ANDERSON

Sue . . . cheerful and friendly. . . "I'm only kiddingl" . . .remembers denting mother's car. . . peeved by studying for testsand working at Cranford Hall

her future.

PETER ANDRIOLAPete . . . talkative, gets around. . . hates being called Pedro. . . favorite teacher is Mr. Maf-tia . . . likes rock 'n roll, girts,and having fun . . . thinks CHS.needs a smoking lounge . . .technical school ahead.

CANDACE ARMITAGECandy . . . " I don't know!" . . .remembers the times at Karen shouse . . . usually seen withSoncfy, Beck, Karen, and Bill . . .walks around blocks in sparetime . . . would spend a milliondollars on trip around the world.

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DIANA LEE AVERY

Ave or Di . . . "Hello womanl". . . friends include Carol, Lori,Nan, Pat, and the shore gong. . . future in studying fashionin college.

CYNTHIA BAKER

Cindy . . . seen with the D.B.'s"Yeah, right!" . . . working andhanging out of the "P" room. . . saying things at the wrongtime . . . falling down the steps. . . college ahead.

JOHN ARSENAULTUsually seen with Rich, andSteve . . . spends time workingon his cor . . . wants to travelout West—if he ever gets themoney . . . remembers ChemStudy with Mr. G. . . . futurein electrical engineering . . .

JANICE ELLEN AUERBACHJon . . . friends include Nan,Dan, Mandy, Lynn, and kids from"Bones" . . . cleaning eggs offa car on Morris Ave. . . . "Yeahello!" . . . certain car ride inFeb. '67 . . . remembers CHS

STEVEN BALY

Sfeve . . - quief, kind - . . likesmusic, hunting, and fishing . . .favorite teacher is Mrs. Polglase. . . idol is J.F.K. . . . future in-cludes the Navy.

JANET IRENE BARBERJon . . . "Are you kidding?". . . nutty . . . remembers a cer-tain person at a P.J. party . . .the '67 Prom was great . , .seen with Rich, Jan, Kathy, andCathy . . . favorite teacher isMr. Sekella . . . future in col-lege.

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VALERIE ROSS BARCLAYo/ . . . fnenaly and unaerstond-ig . . . "Oops.' wrong car!" . . .

, Karen, Rise, Leda, Janice,id many other friends . . . "Are)u kidding?" . . . college . . .ill always remember '67 Promnd a weekend in November.

CHRISTINE DALE BALDWINChris . . . "Yeah, right!" seenwith Judi, Kafhy, Saundi, Karen. . . tall . . . likes Beatles . . .favorite teacher is Mr. Miller . . .idol is George Harrison . . . willalways remember Mr. Miller'sFrench class . . . future plans in-clude college.

NORMAN W. BELLNorm . . . "You bef!" . . .friends include the frock team. . . hos a tendency to smile . . .likes rock 'n roll and to drivearound in his 1966 Mustang . . .peeve is s/ow drivers . . . favor-ite teacher is Mr. Messina . . .co//ege ahead.

MADELINE GRACE BARONEMatty . . . cheerful, friendly . . ."Hey, what can I say?" . . . seenwith Steve, Camille, Charlie,Judy . . . remembers that specialChinese dinner . . . enjoyed theCritters' Concert . . . wants to bea data programmer.

ANTONIO BERARDINELLITony . . . seen with Frank,Charles, Gary, Nino . . . favoriteteacher is Miss Bagnato . . .biggesf problem is getting up inthe morning . . . likes rock 'nroll, music, and spending money.

EDWARD L. BERGEN

Ed . . . unpredictable, Irishhawk . . . friends include Rich,Jose, Ben, and the guys . . . '67Prom and "Brigadoon" sworddancer . . . likes acid rock, folk,and Irish Baritone music . . .prizes Molly Ma/one . . . college-ahead.

BEN HOWARD BECKER

"What's this?" . . . hales cute-ness . . . open-minded . . . vir-tuous . . . prizes his B.H. records. . . enioys \azz and blues . . .seen with Mitch, Joe, /rv, Rich. . . college and law school infuture.

TOM BERTOLOTTI

Burke . . . "Right here!"

seen with Jack and Markfunny . . . likes rpeeve is studentfavorite teacher. . . prized posseChevelle . . . fithe Marines.

:k 'n roll .hers .

JUDITH LEE BEEBEToot . . . "Probably!" . . .f r iends include Karen, Chris,Soundi . . . omicot/e likes John-ny Rivers and Rascals . . . peeveis C.H.S. stairs . . . favoriteteacher is Mr. Spear . . . college—elementary teacher.

is his '65'ture includes

DENISE BILLICK1

Quiet . . . will never forget acertain date . . . "Did your doghave to bite him?" . . . likesjazz . . . her biggest problem is

Liftdo and Diane . • . futurenursing career.

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tin . . . friends Include Denise,Fizzy, Sue, Leslie , . . slidingdown a snow-covered lawn infront of CHS . . . always sleepyand late . . . wants to be achemical engineer.

RICHARD BIRIBAUERBin" . . . "Hello!" . . . seen withToonerville Trolley . . . tunny,frustrated . . . likes rock and

is Mr. Mahnken . . . idol is RaviSftonJcor . . . peeve is driverswho don't signal turns . . . col-lege ahead.

JACK BITZ

Bitty or Squid . . . "Ain't no lie!". . . always found with Hoppy,in the "P" room, or playing

. . . would tike to travel withthe "Boob" after graduating.

STEVEN BROOKSSals . . . "All right!" . . . seenwith John, Jorge, Clyde, Harry,Tom, Bob . . . likes folk and rock. . . prized possession is '35Ford . . . idol is Henry Ford . . .favorite teacher is little "G" . . .college—engineering.

ALAN BROSS

A/ . . . "An Enemy of the Peo-pie . . . Major Barbara" . . »Die Unbe/.evob/es . . . SSTP . . .hangs II w«/i l/ie Den . . .rides fcis mini . . . "W.A.P.?". . . math brain . . . a sure sue-cess in college.

JEFF BONES

Bones . . . "Right!" . . . friendsinclude Bob, Jack, Bill . . . willa/ways r e m e m b e r 10th gradeEnglish and band . . . notes get-ting up in Ine morning . .wants a 'Vette . . • collegeahead.

GREGORY BOYD THOMAS A. BRITTLE

Greg. . . . A. J. . . . the Big G 7.0. . . . gullible . . . will neverstands for goodness . . . remem- forgef getting stuck at the shore

. , . works in his free time . . .:een with Clyde, Harry, John

bers (he beer on the A&P floo,. . . great swimmer and surfer. . . seen with Karen. . . . co//ege.

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RICHARD BROWNEBlowing tires on the driver ed.cor con be fun . . . subtle senseor nunior . . . corr usuo/iy be

JANET BRUBAKER

J. B. . . . usually seen with Megor the C.VV.'i . . . s/umber por-'/es at F. H. . . . "Brigadoon"

sith Ed, Ben, and Joe . . . hofes Sunday nights and nosya sports addict. people . . . college ahead.

ROBIN BROWN

Seen with Fran, Barb P., BarbM., Ellen, Ginny, Janice . . .peeve is dirty hair . . . idol andfavorite teacher is Miss Waller. . . hopes to be a dental assist-ant.

WILLIAM BROWNBUI . . . a great kid . . . al-ways talking . . . hates having toget up in the morning . . . us-ually can be found around11

. . . "Yeah, right?" . . . future is

SUSAN M. BRZOSKABeet or Bean Head . . . friendsare Maxine, Karen, Sandy . . .sitting on top of a mountain bya hidden lake . . . Rich, mar-riage, and lots of kids.

JAMES BULLOCK

Jim . . . nice

CLELIA BUONTEMPO

_ / . . . "Good?" Claire . . . "Reallyl" . . . seenvith Tom, Joe, Sue, with Adete, Linda, Patty, and

Cathy . . . pet peeve is historyclass . . . idolizes Sandy Koufax. . . biggest problem is girls , . .would like to attend engineeringschool.

Marlene . . . will never forgetthe N. y. World's Fair . . . petpeeve is impatient people

>uld like toto Califoi ollege ahead.

GREG BUSCH

impulsive . . . most memorableexperience at C.H.S, was Mr.Pollard's Chem Class . . . seenwith Crazy L., Vic, and Bob . . .

>sf prized possessions ore his>el, especially skis . . . "What can I say?" . . .

allege ahead.

SUSAN CARHART

Sue . . . talkative, friendly, con-siderate . . . "Couldn't tell ya!". . . would like to forget walkinginto boys gym . . . seen with

bates indecisive boys . . . wantsto be an airline stewardess.

MARY CANDACE CARMEILACandy . . . peppy and petitecheerleader . . , can be foundwith Bob, Patty, Max, and Ellen. . . biggest wish is for Cranfordto beat Westfield . . . fondestmemories are 3rd period Chem-istry with Mr. Pollard and cheer-

PAUL CALDWELL SA8INA CARDAMONE

Hot Springs . . . "R/gnf here" Sabina . . . "For Pete's sake!"seen with Jim, Jay, Ed . . . peeve • • • s e e n with Georgia . . .is tuning his 12 string guitar quiet, good friend • . . pet peeve. . . favorite teachers are Mr. " two-laced people . . . tikesSchwartz and Mr. r. . . . co/- Italian folk hongs . . . wouldlege ahead. '*<> "> "'"> Europe with her fam-

ily . . . wonfs to teach languages.

MICHAEL CATENA

Mike • • • "I wish you wou/dn'fdo that" . . . seen with John,Don, John, Ron, Bill. Ed . . •peeve is the A&P • . . favoriteteachers are Mr. Selby and "G". . . will always remember gymwith "S.K." . . .

CAMILLE CERRA

Pretzel Girl . . . short, shy.friendly . . . remembers playingpool without hitting the ball . . ."Whatcha gonna do?" . . . petpeeve is boys with long hair. . . seen with Marti, Steve, Jim,Charlie, Donna . . . future secre-tary.

MARTHA L. CHASEMarti . . . sincere, realistic, afaithful friend . . . seen withLynn, Beth, Sue, Jean, Barb,Marel . . . will never forgetfainting in Driver's Ed. or work-ing on the stage crew . . . fu-ture in teaching.

ADELE CASTALDI

"Ssheesh" . . . nones/ . . . natespeople with an overdose ofschool spirit . . . remembers thatstrange-tooking cast . . . seenwith Clara, Linda, Patty, andMarlene.

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KATHLEEN MARIE COE

Kathy . . . shy but friendly . . .can't stand being ffie youngestin the class . . . usually seenwith Patty, Milla, Peggy . . .will always remember footballand basketball games . . . al-ways laughing . . . collegeohead.

JAMES CHELLAND

"In your ear!" . . . great . . .favorite teacher is Mr. Schwartz. . , pet peeve is the seniorwrileups questionnaire ...prizedpossession is himself . . , will o/-ways remember S.K.

DIANA COLLALTODiana . - • "Boy!" . . . honest,kind, sincere . . . likes rock 'nroll . . . peeve is talkative stu-dents . . . favorite teacher isMr. R. Jones . . . idol h MissAmerica . • • wants to be a mothteacher.

JORGE L. COLLAZOSeen with John Daidone . . .good tr\end, tunny, contused . . •likes Blues, Royi ShonHor on Ikesilar . . . peeve is two laced

Mr. Marcus . . . idol is DylanTkomas . . . college—\ourrtalism.

LINDA CHURCH

calm . . . "Hey, man!" . . . Wouldlike to forget slipping on ice inIke lunnel . . . seen wilk Dee. . . favorite teacher is Mr. Mes-sina . . . secretarial wort oheod.

EVELYN CLAUSNITZER

. . . loves all kinds of music

CRAIG CONNALLYDuck . . . "Yo " . . . seen witkTony, Doug, Ricky . . . likes rock•rx roll . . . peeve is wise guys

. . . favorite teachers are Mr.Witherington and Mr. Schwartz. . . future includes college.

. . . boa constrictor for her 16thbirthday . . . honest girl whotikes to be alone sometimes . . .will study biology in college.

PATRICIA M. CONNALLYPatty . . . loves Paul Newman. . . peppy and witty . . . spendsmost of her free time at Grant's. . . out-of-state college ahead.

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RONALD CORSGREN

Ron - . . hates homework andunnecessary rules . . . lots offriends . . . alwoys happy . . .will never forget a certain dayin October . . . "Who me?" . . .bright future ahead.

RICHARD C. CONNALLY"In your ear" . . . seen withFrank and John . . . friendly. . . likes rock 'n roll . . . willalways remember his racing dayswith the cops . . . college ahead.

JAMES CUSHING

Kak . . . swell . . . seen withBob White, Den . . . likes folkmusic . . . peeve is having hiscomb used . . . favorite teacheris Mr. Joe . . . idol is himself. . . will always remember I I t hgrade aufo mechanics with Mr.Masso.

LINDA COOK

Linda . . . sweet, pretty, and welldressed . . . pet peeve—not hav-ing blinker's and her "whitetornado" . . . can be seen with"Wos", Joe t i e , Groci'e, Rich,R;ch, and Rich . . . Groovy" . . .future—nursing ond Rich.

LEDA GAIL COTLERLeda . . . kind and sophisticated. . . "I don't believe it!" . . .will never forget steeping out orthe man tn the water'proof hot. . . seen with Jan, Vat, Sue,Michelle, and Doris . . . willnever forget Chemistry class.

GERALDINE ELLEN COOKEGerri . . . accio'enf-prone .lively . . . kooky . . . hates

member falling out of her deskin Geometry class . . . future asa medical assistant.

FRANK MORRIS CUSHMANCush . . . "Yeah right!" . . .seen with Rich, John, Brian . . ,likes rock 'n roll and relaxation. . . favorite teacher is MissBognofo . . . Air Force ahead.

GEORGE ALBERT COURTSpider . . . "Yeah right!" . . .seen with Donna D. and Paul D.. . . likes electronic jazz . . .peeve is girls who bite theirnails . . . will always rememberthe snowball fight in English III. . . likes wrestling.

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JOHN DAIDONELazy and funny . . . seen withJorge, Steve, Bob, and Harry. . . likes to work on his car. . . wants a Mercedes Benz . . .was glad to pass summer school.

ANTONY VINCENT D'ALESSIONipper . . . seen with Denny,Kale, Rick . . . generous, aggres-sive . . . favorite teacher is Mr.Mess/no . . . idol is his father. . . likes golf . . . peeve isGermans . . . future includescollege.

EARL ALLEN DARLINGA/ . . . peeved by hard butter. . . seen with Kak and Jim . . .remembers the Senior play . . .enjoys folk music and would liketo live in seclusion.

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FRANK RALPH DE CICCO

Chico . . . friendly . . . foundwith the guys on the footballteam . . . good natured . . .always willing to lend a hand

PAUL DAVID DEENQuiet and reserved . . . seenwith Brad, Vic, Kevin and muni-lot crowd . . . good athlete . . .enjoys good times with good

. . . likes rock 'n roll and Mr. "spirits" . . . college in the fu-Schwartz allege future ture.

ROBERT CHARLES DALDORFBob, alias Ding . . . will neverforget one Saturday night in Sep-tember . . . biggest problems areP.A.D. and German . . . thinksC.H.S. needs elevators . . . willnever fcboll . . .

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FRANK DELIA SERAFront . . . "You're kidding!" . . .seen with Chas, Gary, and Nino. . . tikes pop music . . . likes toride around in his Fiat . . . fav-orite teacher is "G" . . . futureincludes college.

KAREN MICHAELE DEL TUFO

Usually found at the Sweet Shop. . . "You're not very iunnyl". . . never forget a mock strang-ling at a party and being told itwas a love fap . . . hates noseypeople . . . future teacher.

SUSAN DEGAN

Crazy, fun-loving Sue . . . "Areyou kidding me?" . . . wishesshe could understand one specialperson . . . causes riots in theA&P in her spare time . . . re-members meeting a lot of greatkids in C.H.S.

GAIL MARGARET DE HAVENFriend of the friendless . . ."How come?" . . . usually seenwith Col, Lynn, Barb and therest of the D.B.'s . . . talkative. . . favorite teacher is MissBagnato . . . future includes Coland college.

VALLIE ANN DENNISVad or Val . . . hates peoplewho frown . . . favorite teacheris Mr. Lenney . . . bows andarrows . . . most prized posses-sion: bottle of perfume . . . fu-ture secretary.

MICHAEL JOSEPH DE PREMike . . . seen with Jim . . .kid . . . has good sense of hu-mor . . . pet peeve is writingcompositions and having hisankles taped . . . plays football. . . college ahead.

MARK EMIL DETERINGDete . . . seen with Kenlon, Bob,Jeff . . . responsible . . . peeveis draft dodgers . . . likes folkmusic . . . favorite teacher isMr. Grayson . . . biggest prob-lem is his broken leg . . . col-lege and the Marines in the fu-ture.

JANET VIRGINIA DE MAIO

forget Worster's weekend andpainting O.AJ.H.S. . . . "Giveme a breakl" . . . friends in-clude "Wos", Lynn, Lori, Pater-son, Stewart, and Kim . . . cheer-ing rates high . . . future, col-lege.

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NICOLETTA DIFAB1O"Nikki" . . . seen with lu.Connie, Linda, Mane, andthe Corner Sweet Shop . .great . . . /ikes to drive orou. . . peeved by getting up .Future as beautician.

NICHOLAS CHARLES DIAKONGirls, girls, girls . . . medicinestill rates high . . . remembershis first night on Southern Com-fort and 6A lunch with Hoppyand Bitty . . . will remember be-ing class president twice . . .goes by the name of Chuck orGengis.

MARLENE RAE DICKSTEIN

Mar . . . friendly, sincere, vivacious . . . friends ore PattieClara, Adele, Linda, Sue . .wishes Cranford could beat Westfield at football . . . fovorititeacher is Mr. Allinger . .college bound.

LUCIA DIFABIO

Lucy . . . likes to drive aroundwith her friends . . . would tiketo be free and go around theworld . . . Miss Bagnato rates. . . plans to be a model.

DOUGLAS ROBERT Dl RINIDoug . . . dark, handsome,and a member or tne munt. . . peeved by the D.B.'s . . .will never forget MacCaltum'sparty . . . can be found withMoe, Paul, and the rest of theguys . . . future undecided.

LOUIS ALFRED DITZELtours . . . usually found withBiri, or his idol, Jeff . . . "Getoff my cloud!" . . . shy on theoutside but once you know him—friendly, sincere, and good no-fured to all . . . unlike most, helikes short haired girls.

SHIRLEY EILEEN DITZELDitz . . . laughs a lot . . .friends include Ted, Con, Lucy,Donna, Linda . . . likes to spendmoney . . , hates getting up in

now!" . . . prizes her dog . . .secretarial school.

PATRICIA ANN DOOLEYPatty . . . short and cute . . .always seen with Kathy Coe . . ."My word!" . . . flirtatious, un-predictable, well dressed • • •spends her summers at the shore. . . embarrassed when peopleask where she lives . . . collegelies ahead.

YOLANDE JANE DOWNINGYo . . . likes to talk on thephone . . . usually seen with Sue,Dot, Dotty and John . . . doesn'tlike being late . . . favoriteteacher is Mrs. Polglatse . . .prizes her crocodile . . . planson college.

MITCHEL DORINMitch . . . pet peeves are un-translatable poetry and singing"8 Bars" in assembly . . . pudgyn • • innumerable friends mclodeJeff, Irv, Rick . . . where there'sMitch, there are girls, girls, girls'.

DONNA ALTHEA DUNIKOSKISmiley . . . remembers yelling"Ole" at the wrong time inmarching band . . . vivacious,intelligent, realistic . . . wonfs fomajor in psychology . . . a suc-cess in everything she sets out todo.

PAUL ALAN DOSCHERPet peeve is his nicJcnome Dosch. . . "Where's Jo Ann?" . . .remembers the night of the PennRelays . . . wants to be statechampion of the 440 yd. dash. . . an architectural major incollege.

ANTHONY WARD EATONTony . . . seen with the East-ern Bunny . . . likes primitivemusic . . . "You're kidding!" . . .pet peeve is questionnaires . . .biggest problem is school . . .receding character.

JAMES PATRICK DOW

Jim . . . seen with Ken, Sal,Steve . . . likes pop music . . .favorite teacher is Mr. Yurozhko. . . peeve is social climbers . . .prized possession is hisboots . . . will always rerEurope summer of '67.

WILLIAM STANLEY DREJKAAardvark . . . a guy withgreat personality . . . will nevforget getting caught at Heidiond nis t~tnnmooile . . * -with Greek, Ullom, Tell and"muni-lot gang" . . . futureeludes college.

GREGORY JAMES DREXLERGreg - • • nice guy . . . his big-gest-problem is passing English. . . likes to go down the shore. . . most prized possession is hisrecord player . . . future in theCoast Guard.

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GAIL ENZ

Seen with Dotty, Yo, Sue andLouie . . . a Beach Boys fan . . .enjoys the shore and CougarsD e n . . . r e m e m b e r s being

stranded at a football game . . .hopes to become court stenogra-pher.

RONALD ALEXANDER ERDEIA nice guy with o nice cor . , ."Might be: Right!" . . . seenwitn Tbone, Mile G. and MikeC. . , . con be found working onhis '67 Mustang . . . future atcollege.

DOLORES ELLAMLort , . . long blonde hair . . .Carol, Ade, Linda rank as bestfriends . . . spends free timeworking and going to dances. . . wishes oil boys were talland drivers . . . future as secre-tary.

MERRILL McCERNAN EVANS

Woe . . - never forget ihe nightof the junior dance . . . reallyjives . . . " W o / " . . . friends in-clude Vic, Eddie and the Boys. . . quiet, but great . . . I960Ramblers rate high . . . future—co//ege.

MICHAEL FAHRIONMike . . . easy to get along with, . . a really funny guy . . .jeen with just about everybody. . . his one wish is to own acar . . . likes sports . . . col-lege ahead.

LAURIE J. ELLENBERGLaurie . . . sweet and always funto be with . . . can be seen withBumpkin, Caryl, Barbara and therest of the D.B.'s . . . will neveriorget Prom '67 . . . future—co//ege.

JOHN PETER FALDUTIButchie . . . best friends are Rich,frank, Ron . .'. most prized pos-session is his '61 Valiant . . .remembers being in Brooklynduring the great blackout • • •college and the service ahead.

THOMAS EDWARD EURELLTom . . . easy going and friendly. . . won't forget being an edi-tor of the yearbook . . . fav-orite teacher is Mr. Matthes . . .seen with Rod, Bill, John and atColumbia's labs . . . oceanogra-phy definitely in his future . . .

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J A N I C E FELTZ

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friend . . . will never forgetC.C.'s with Ginny and Flitzer. . . can be seen with Ginny,Karen, Barb, Pizz, Ell ond Patty. . . "You're kidding!" . . .future includes college.

HOPE FINKEL

Hop'ie . . . great sense of humor. . . pet peeve is getting up inthe morning . . . "You idiot!". . . wishes C.H.S. hod elevators. . . likes parties and ridingaround . . . future in businessschool.

JAMES FARRELL

"Herbie Jr." . . . his one wishwould be fo grow . . . will of-ways remember "The Dungeon". . . seen with Eddie, Eric. Bill,and Doug or practicing his t<

EDMUND FAULKNEREddie . . . seen with Eric, Vic,Moe, Kevin, ond Brad . . .Cranford's pride of the tenniscourt . . . will never forgef run-

ot rning out of gas at Orange and. . . college and teaching ahead. Springfield . . . future of college

nd fun.

MARY JANE FLECKENSTJNEMary . . . tall and attractive . . .likes to read ond wishes shewere a genius . . . seen withCindy and Ellen . . . thinksC.H.S. needs more school spirit. . . will fondly remember Mr.Y. . . . hopes to attend a juniorcollege.

SUSANNE C. FORDHAMSue . . . creative, fun-loving,Sensitive . . . has beautiful eyes. . . will never forget summer'67 and the Poconos . . . fav-orite teacher is Mr. Allinger . . .prizes her memories . . . will bea success in college if she evergets off the phone.

FRANCES FOREMANLiza . . . a girl that's hadof accidents . . . a great kid . . .never forget the time her bestfriend broke her nose . . . seenwith Terry, Lynn, Jackie andCarol . . . future includes a busi-ness career.

EDWIN FISHER

"Fa Fa" . . . O.K. . . . wisheshe were out of school . . . seenwith Larry . . . would use hismillion dollars to keep his friendsand himself happy , . . Navy inIhe future.

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LOUISE A. FRANK

Louie . . . talkative . . . has asmite for everyone . . . "Shebothers me!" . . . seen with Beite-Jane, Kath, Joan'ie, Judy, andSue . . . will never forget step-ping on a rabbit . , . future tnbusiness.

JEFFREY FRANKEL

Jeff . . . tall and thin vgreof

LAWRENCE FORSTERLarry . . . works in his free time. . . one wish would be io passPhysics . . . seen with Ed . . .wonts to go to Lincoln Tech . . .Mr. Memo is his favorite teacher.

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jolly seen with his camera orhis Mustong . . . o one-man stagecrew . . . will remember Englishclass with Mr. Matthes.

ALBERT GEORGE FREDERICKS

A/ . . . seen with the guys . . .funny, intelligent . . . pet peeveis Chico . . . favorite teacher isMr. Pollard . . . most memorableexperience was First Aid . . .college ahead.

MARJORIE FOX

Fox or Margie . . . olwoys some-thing to soy about "everything". . . future plans are to gradu-ate in June '68 . . . seen withGus, Mike, Marlene, and Dicky. . . wild . . . will never forgetwhatchamacallit.

KATHY LEE FRENCHKath . . . good friend . . . quiet. . . will remember color guardtry outs . . . "Oh brother!" . . .friends include Bette-Jane, Joan,Louie . . . a/ways wants to behappy . . . hopes for a career inphysical therapy.

ELLEN FRAITES

Our actress . . . pet peeve isinsincerity . . . seen with Linda,Mary, and a cast of thousands. . . most memorable experiencewas the "Miracle Worker" . . .

succeed in colletwhere else.

JEFFREY FRIEDMAN

Jeff-the Jewish cowboy . . .usually found with one of thetwo Mikes . . . will always re-member the great times in chem-istry class . . . enjoys practicingthe clarinet . . . college aheod—probably a music profession, too.

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DEANNE GARRETTSON

ber C2 cookies and alarm docks. . . good-by Mr. Phipps . . .personal philosophy is followyour nose . . . perceptive . . .falling, falling, falling . . . col-lege out Wesf—far awoy fromhere.

MARCEL A. FUNK

Marcel . . . cheerful . . . happywith lite all the time . . . lifeis a big dream . . . can be seenwith the gang and his girl . . .peeved by long hair . . . fu-ture includes teaching.

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LINDA GARCIA

. . . hardworking, intelligent.

THOMAS GILBERTSONTom . . . spends his weekendsflying as a student pilot . . .dislikes people who don't knowwhat they're talking about . . .will remember Mr. Messina's Au-to class . . . future aviator.

g gfriendly, outgoing . , . seen withDiamond, Jean, Doris . . . fondlyremembers her summer in Spom. . . "You wouldn't believe!" . . .idolizes Raphael . . . a sure suc-cess in college.

JEAN GOLDBERG

Jean . . . wants to major inpsychology . . . How can sheever forget chem study with Mr.Goldstein? . . . liked by all whoknow her . . . true and sincerefriend.

BARBARA GARLINGER

friendly . . . her trip to Bostonand a certain party will be hardto forget . . . peeved by phonies. . . seen with Lauri, Merdi, Lynnand the rest of 1he D.B.'s . . .future college.

RUBEN DARIO GOMEZ

Dario . . . "No entiendo!"our A.F.S. student . . . enjoysdances and soccer . . . dislikescelery and going to bed early. . . has problems with Americanlanguage and customs . . , canbe found hanging around witheverybody . . , future at Univer-sity of Argentina.

PETER GILROY

Pefe . . . fun-lov'mg yet seriousat the right time . . . pet peeveis know-it-alls (Duke, M.M.) . . .seen with Dingy, Jim, Rick, Bob. . . will never forget the nightraid and the boutie . . . col-lege in future . . .

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MICHAEL CORSKY

Hey —Cor . . . always searching

tor his friends up in the inoun-

Mr. Pollard . . . big . . . hasproblems getting those projectsdone the night before they'redue . . . college bound.

DOROTHY GORDENDottie . . . great sense of humor. . . friendly . . . friends in-clude Lynne, Sue, Dot, and Bet-ty . . . likes to be busy .'. .enjoys sewing and listening torecords . . . favorite teacher isMr. Matthes . . . hopes to be-come a beautician.

LORI JEAN GRIFFITHStor i . . . a wonderful personwith everything to go with if . . .will never forget pointing O.A.J.H.S. and art in her sophomoreyear . . . peeved by studying. . . seen with Lynn, Janet,"Wos" , Merdi, Debbie, Karenand the rest . . . future—college.

STEPHEN GOSCINCKY

Steve . . . usually seen with Jim,John, Dave, Gary, Tom, Rick,and Fred . . . pet peeve is hypo-crites . . . enjoys working on hisFiat . . . will never forget dump-ing an old car in back of theTelephone Building . . . futureplans include agronomy and col-lege.

RISE GORDON

Rise . . . smifing, talkative andfun to be with . . . "What doyou mean by that?" . . . seenwith Jerry, Sue, Val, Jan . . .dislikes people who mispronounceher name . . . writes to Jerry inher free time . . . never willforget walking in freshly pavedcement . . , college ahead.

LINDA GUEMPELLinda . . . a nice girl with lotsof friends . . . will never forgettwirling for the football games. . . Catalinas rate high . . .can be seen with anybody . . .future includes teaching.

LINDA GREEN

standing, ond o great dancer. . . can't stand guys with reallylong hair . . . will never forgetEllen as a student driver . . .Seen with Ellen, Ade, Lori, Carol. . . wants to be a beautician.

WAYNE W. GWILLIAM

Wayne . . . can be found any-where doing anything . . . re-members forgetting to go toPhysics for two weeks and thenstepping on Mr. Jones' toe whenhe finally got there . . . petpeeves are slow drivers and in-considerate people.

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DAVID HAMPTONDorfas . . . a guy with a lot onthe ball . . . well dressed . . .will never forget New Year'sEve at Beam's . . . redecoratingO.AJ.H.S. and fights after foot-ha it games . . . "W/how, wnow/". . . college in the future.

CATHERINE ANN HANKEN

Cathy . . . "t'll never tell!" . . .will never forget a certain cake. . . friendly and funny . . . busyworking . . . CHS. needs moretime between classes . . . crazy. . . remembers HA. field trips. . . future in bonking.

KENNETH F. HABICHKenny . . . always has a smile. . . friendly . . . usually seenwith, who else—Diane! . . . spendsr)is r'Fne driving arouna . . .member of Bowling team . . ."Smile!" . . . wil! never forgetchemistry . . . cof/ege.

JULIA HAWKS

"Evil Eyes" or Judy . . . veryfriendly to all . . . pet peeve istwo-faced people . . . "Youidiot!" . . . seen wtfh the D.P.'s. . . would like to become aBusiness Educafion teacher.

JOHN HADDAD

Jay . . . remembers punchingthe officer he didn't see . . .Sid and the guys . . . CHS.needs better looking girls andmore guys like Jock Bitz . . ."Right here!"

LOIS HAREN

Lois . . • confused . . . will neverforget her trip to Maine . . .seen with Loreita and Pamela. . . would like to see Norwaywith D. S. . . . college in thefuture.

CHRISTINE HEICK

Chris . . . talkative . . . crazy. . . will never forget the caraccident with a certain person. . . con always be seen at themail box . . . fabulous . . . fu-ture in business.

CLYDE HENDERSON

Clyde . . . surfer enthusiast . . .thinks Mr. "1" is the greatest. . . pet peeve is people whoexaggerate and lie . . . seenwith Cathy, Tom, John, Harryand Steve . . . future plans in-clude college.

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FRED HIERL'et peeve is band . . . most out-tanding trait is friendliness . . .You idiot!" . . . would wish foryear round fishing season withtemperature of 76° . . . us-

>aily seen on the football Heldt half time or practicing withle band.

ANNE HENRICH"Oh sure.'" . . . spends her freetime drawing . . . friends includeCarole, Liz, Nancy . . . doubt-ful . . . will remember workingon sets for the Senior Play . . .favorite teachers are Miss Wood-ruff and Mr. Notaro . . . hopesto be a social worker.

VIRGINIA HUBERTA crazy kid who's better knownos C'mny . . . "Ain't that the?". . . can be seen with Janyce,Barbs A&P, Ellen, Patty andRobin . . . remembers her ac-cident in reverse . . . us-ually found at the diner.

MEGAN L. HILDEBRANTMeg . . . usually seen with Janetand the rest of the "C.W.'s" . . ."Are you kidding?" . . . willnever forget rolling up in thecurtain at \J.A.J.ri.^. during anassembly . . . adores Mr. Mar-cus.

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DONALD HERBSTER

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LYNN HESSLER

Always with Margi-peeved by getting tickets . . , Sue . . . enjoys g<"You got a case!" . . . seenwith John, Mike, Ron, Bill andEd . . . will never forget Mr.Pollard's Chemical class . . . fu-ture college.

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TYLER HILL

Mr. Appalachia in person . . .will never forget the summer inWesf Virginia . • . enjoys John-ny Cash and Bob Dylan . . .usually found in his cowboy

CHARLES HINKELDEY

Charlie . . . usually seen drivingaround . . . peeved by loudgirls . , . hates 6-4 2 system . . .seen usually with "the gong". . . "Yeah, right!" . . . will

Woody in West Virginia and 'os' Apriown a form . . . CHS's pole cat— ahead.7y to everyone else.

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ROBERT C. HUBBUCH

Bob . . . hates homework . . .favorite teacher is Miss Biggs . .

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ELIZABETH JACKSON

Betsy . . . quiet and pretty . . .usually found socializing or walk-ing around the Village . . .seen with Schotzy and Lois . . .idolizes Kahlil Gibran and BobDylan . . . will never forget New-port or Mr. Schwartz . . . artwork in the future.

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Schotzy . . . an opt< .1 .different, but great . . . ridinghis cycle and offending socialsrate high . . . seen with Sarge,Doug, Georgre, Betsy and theBonyianas . . . future college.

JAY V. JONES

iota . . . funloving, energetic. . . "Nice/" . . . fondly remem-bers playing football with thepolice at 4:30 a.m. . . . seenwith Jim, Ed, Paul, Chuck . . .pet peeves are economics ondgoing hack and forth to Penn-syhania.

RICHARD ALLEN JONESDickie . . . "I doubt it!" . . .seen with Billy, Tom, BUI, andJudy . . . remembers knockingover Coach Preife's eight-yearold ion during soccer practice.

ERIC P. JENSENRemembers falling down thestairs into a bunch of girls . . ."Can it!" . . . his biggest prob-lem is the female . . . enjoysskiing, trapping, and being withthe guys: which includes Ed andVic.

GARY KAMIN

Cranford's large field goal kick-er . . . seen in his '68 GTO ormissing gym . . . friends includeanyone who will listen to him. . . college and the Dallas Cow-boys lie in his future.

PAULETTE JOHNSONSmiley . . . a smile for eve. . . warm and cheerful per:ity . . . "Oh brother!"can't stand white socks on. . . close friends include J<and Ginny . . , loves the. . . beautiful long haircollege.

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LESL1E KANE

"tester" . . . animated andfriendly . . . Bobbsey twin, Jean. . . idol is Max Gottleib . . .Freud and ego states . . . likesclassical music and pianoknown tctr her children'if?) po-ems . . . "Really!" . . . college.

MARILYN JONES

Ma! Ma! . . . friendly . . . cute. . . pet peeve is peop/e watch-ing her walk . . . usually seenwith Chris, Sandi, Karen, Beck,C a n d y , D o n . . . " O h ! G e e s "

Chris on a blind dale . . . sec-relarial school ahead.

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LINDA KARDEL

Windy . . . likes making. . . pet peeves are short hairana runs m stockings . . . neverforget day at the shore house. . . usually seen with Dave,Laurie, Shirley, Ted, Connie . . .nursing school ahead.

ERIK RUNE KARLSON

Swede . . . love for money . . .gregarious . . . gets high withhelp from his friends . . . petpeeve is sober people . . . us-ually seen with Michael Morrisor driving around in 1949 Jeep-Ster . . . would like to be an

WILLIAM KANZLER

Bill . . . quief, reserved, hones*. . . "Right!" . . . dislikes study-ing and wise guys . . . usuallyfound with Rob and Jed . . .would like to go to Switzerland. . . plans include college.

THOMAS J. KENNEDY

Tom . . . Tom's biggest prob-

MARLENE DONNA KAPIN

Marlene . . . remembers walling into the boys' room—a ^yp-ical Mar-type-trick . . . if onlyshe could get to Ohio Univer-

"Brigadoon" and Miss Scnwoer-er . . . enjoys 'jsfenm^ to Sjmonond Garfunkel.

JOHN KERR

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•get being on the football1m . . . fvn and easy to get>ng with . . . one wish would

•osy tospot in any crowd . . . lovesto talk about anything . , . onequestrian . . . makes friendswith ease . . . friends include Bill

DIANE ELIZABETH KELLER

Quiet and friendly . . . "Coolit!" . . . crazy . . . idolizes BobDylan and Kahlil Gibran . . .likes to spend time in GreenwichVillage . . . seen with Sondy. . . future in the VISTA pro-gram.

BRUCE ELIOT KENTBru . . . goes alt out for every-thing he does . . . "Well, tnever!" . . . seen with hv andalmost everyone else . . . willnever forget "Brigadoon" asHarry Beaton or o certoin AFSstudent . . . pet peeve is apathy. . . University of Michiganahead.

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SUSAN KLING

Sue . . . our cheerful, friendlytwirler . . . seen with Craig,Laura, and Pal . . . will newerlorgel Chem. with Mr. Pollardor slipping in the driveway . . .

elude secretarial school.

LYNN ANN KESTERTwiggy . . . a real friend—alwaysthere when you need her . .will never forget Clare's, Gar-linger s, and getting oeofen by ashoe . . . seen with Gail, Wos,Paterson . . . beautiful hair . . .future—college.

JOSEPH KLUEPFEL

Joe, Klipper, or Pfoof . . . seenin the cage . . . could neverforget 1966 Jeff, game . . .hates being called Schynder . . .would wish for his own car . . .full of school spirit . . . futureleacher.

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DANIEL KNAUER

niling . . sticiys smenioys nurtttng ana tisrttiyg . • >friends include Lou and Ed . . .idolizes Big "G" . . . Mr. Wifher-ington . . . would buy a real cat. . . grades are a problem . . ,co//ege and Biology in future.

SHERMAN CLARK KISNER IIISorge . . . liberal, sensitive . . .crazy sense of humor . . . likessailing . . . "experiences" in hisfree time . . . indescribable, im-pulsive . . . "How can you saythat?!" . . . seen with Dave,Mike, the Bonz'iannos, and Cathy. . . future plans include col-/ege.

ROY KNAUER

Will never forget Jeff, game '66. . . seen with Mark, Bruce, Jim,and Guess Who . . . wants to bea professional Basketball player. . . plans to enter college.

SHARON KLEIN

Shar . . . a debater . . .going . . . usually seenBarb H., Sue K., Mike M., BruceL or at Temple and Y.W.-Y.M.H.A. . . . pet peeve is home-work . . . future plans—socialworker or teaching.

SUSAN LYNN KOCHSue . . . a good friend, trust-worthy, and sincere . . . friendsinclude Marti, Beth, and Lynn. . . member of All-State Chorus. . . "Brigadoon" and no voice!. . . will never forget choir . . .college and leaching ahead.

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JACQUELINE ANN KORBA

ful person to know . . . willnever forget Clare's, Worster's,cheering, and the Prom of '67. . . "Give me a break!" . . .L.B.I, rates high . . . seen withWos, Janet, Barbara, Linda, andLynn . . . future college.

BARBARA LYNNE KOEHLER

Bumpkin . . . will never forgetdare's, Worster's, or Caryl'sparties . . . seen with the girls . . .favorite teacher is Mr. Marcus. . . would like to go to Florida. . . college in the future.

MICHAEL SHELDON KOON

Mike . . . crazy, easy-going, care-free . . . "Gee-whiz!" . . . petpeeve is conceited people . . .seen with Gary, Eddie, Cheryl,Glenn, Billy, and the rest of theD.P.'s . . . I.B.M. School in thefuture.

KAREN

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KENNETH KORN

Ken . . . compassionate . . •oood sense o* numor . . . tounaplaying football or reading . . .Brtgadoon, cfioir, and lectures

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LOIS KUCHARIK CAROL KUPCHEK

"Gotll-ee!" . . . remembers (fietime Gory, Chris, Jeff, and she

with• . . . Mr. Jones ranks as

got lost in the woods . . . hates favorite teacher . . . hofes to getcurly hair . . . looking for. . . extrovert . . . prizes herguitar . . . music major.

the morning . . . wouldtike to spend some time in Eng-land.

SAL LAFERRARAConscious One . . . won't forgefgetting into an accident on theway down the shore . . . canbe found in the muni-lot withPolidori and alt the rest of theguys . . . college.

WAYNE FRANK KREVETSKIWayne . . . great surfer . . .active in sports . . . pet peeve isboring classes . . . never forgetcolliding with Ed's surfboard onthe same wove . . . "Don't blowyour cool!" . . . usually seen with

DEAN KROGMAN

Dean . . . good times . . . willalways remember the games . . .will try to forget Bob's band . . .seen with Fred, Dan, and Jim. . . plays the drums . . . likes

Don, Tom, Ed . . . future plansore college.

more time . . . college ahead.

RUDOLF LANGHEINRICH

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THOMAS LA PLACA

. . . likes Big 'G' .usually seen with Allan, Bob,and Bill . . . will always remem-ber Mr. Jrivane's Chem class . . .drives his Rambler . . . SeasideHeights or California rates . . .likes jazz . . . future in pharm-

JOHN KURDILLA

John . . . "Be nicel" . . . seenwith Yo, Don, Ed, Bill . . . Mr.Yurochko rates os his favoritefeocher . . . usually seen on foot-ball field at half time . . .music and college ahead.

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GREG LAUTENSLAGER

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. . . likes soul musk . . . idol-izes Mr. Messina . . . biggestproblem—staying awake . . .wants a Jaguar . . . prizes his

fornia in future.

SANDRA LAWRENCESan . . . sweet and friendly . . .remembers Prom '67 and BayShore Inn . . . " I guess so/" . . .olways writing letfers . . . mar-riage and secretarial workahead.

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PAUL J. LASINSKI

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. . . would like a date with the time he got hit over theBelle S. . . . con usually be head with a football helmet . . .found at band practice . . . seen with Gary, Sal, Steve, Jimbright future. . . . college ahead.

JEFFREY LEFRANCOISFrencny . . . friendly, easy-goin:adventurous . . . found huntirand skiing . . . soccer team . .Eric, Bob, Rkk, Dario, and B. . . college.

GRACE CATHERINE LEONARD

Grade . . . friendly girl with abeautiful figure . . . never for-get hanging the chicken and hersophomore pictures . . . "Justkidding!" . . . seen with Kenny,Big "K", and the D.B.'s . . .future is to be rich and happy.

DAVID LEVONAS

Dove . . . qofef, independent. . . "Nice head!" . . . likesfishing and hunting . . . mostuncomfortable experience was be-ing surrounded by a swarm ofbees from his own beehive . . .pet peeve is his brothers . . .

ROBERT LEEDOMLurch . . . "Lou Gotza" . . .wishes for B. J.'s hair . . . re-members the time he hit Mr.Doscher's car!! . . . seen withJoe, Jeff, Tom, Ron, and Pete. . . future in the Marines.

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Little too . . . dependable . . .quiet . . . pet peeve is peoplewho always think they're right. . . will never forget French

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co//ege ahead.

JANET M. LISKAJanet . . . remembers the shov-ing cream fights at Matty's andSenior Day . . . dig it? . . . canbe found with Lizz, Elaine, Ellen,

CAROL LUETHOLD

"Are you kidding?" . . . activeand constantly losing things . . .potato pancakes with catsup . . .enjoys folk music . . . future inthe field of fashion.

ROBERT H. LICHT ^ *

"Flash" . . . unpredictable andnever serious . . . seen with Pete,Dingy, Rick, Crazy L., Steve, EdM. . . . prizes his license . . .remembers the man-hole incident. . . engineering in future.

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BRUCE LITTMAN

. reliable . . . friendlypet peeve is artificially

* - " ^ GLEN LIMINGHoppy . . . seen with Bitty andthe guys from Roselle Catholic. . . carefree individualist . .remembers sleeping in Port Au-thority . . . likes the "SoulSound" . . . usually found bum-ming around with Bitty in ScotchPlains.

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JAMES A. LUKKO

Luke or Jim . . . wild, reckless,exceptional . . . "Rightl" . . .Mr. Mafhis is his favorite teacher. . . wishes for a fire drill . . .usually seen with: Rick, Bob, Tom,Ed, Joe, Pete ond a paisley shirt

would run away to Nor-wood, Mass, with a strawberryMacDonald's shake.

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DONALD E. MACPHERSON"Fierce" . . . usually with Budand G.GJJ.W. . . . remembershis A history overage and thetrack team and first trip to theshore last summer . . . Californiasomeday . . . Navy ahead.

MARK LURINSKYL'mx . . . peeved by yearbookquestionnaires . . . right . . .remembers his summer at Colum-bia U. and filming those movies. . . seen wifh Paul, Alan, andthe rest of the former Den mem-bers . . . future at college.

LAURIE ELIZABETH MACKENZIE"I need you!" . . . prizes Chir'i-cahau ana Broze . . . gettinglocked in Convention Halt . , .The Fireman's, Dance . . . work-ing on pit crews all night . . .racing at Madison Township . . .Air Force and Drag Racing plans.

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MICHAEL MARCUS

Mike . . . Molly . . . remem-bers a/most being sent homefrom Israel and playing footballof 4t30 AM. . . . peeved byphonies and Spanish . . . canbe seen with Irv and Rick . . .'•Well, I never.'" . . . future inLabor Law.

RONALD MACPHERSONMaclc . . . "Give me a break!". . . always with Sue, sometimeswith Tom, Danny, Nick. Rich . . .problems with the gas gauge . . .library is always fun . . . Navyin future.

BRUCE MADDEN

•'Buddy'1 . . . will never forgetthe day he broke Mr. Moron'snew picture tube . . . indescrib-able . . . favorite teacher is Mr.Moran . . . always seen withNancy . . . I.B.M. in his future.

BONNIE A. MADLINGERBoano o r Bon Bon . . . talkativeand happy-go-lucky . . . lovesto dance to rock 'n roll music. . . "Are you kidding?" . . .seen with Naomi, Sandy, Linda,and Morcie . . . secretoria/ jobin the future.

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LINDA JEAN MARSEUAMarsella . . . friendly, talkative,easy to get along with . . .pet peeve is insincere people. . . never forget meeting aCreek . . . "So, what's new?". . . usually seen with Ginny,Patty, Sonny, Linda S., Adele.

WILLIAM MARSTON

Bill . . . don't rightly know . . .honest, intelligent . . . seen withJohn, Hank, Mike . . . likes Bea-tles, rock. Stingrays, and teach-ers . . . peeve is being takenadvantage of . . . prized pos-session is his camera . . . col-lege—engineering.

DANIEL MAROUKIAN

Don . . . intelligent, self-assuredand energetic . . . enjoys jazzand playing his trumpet

EDWARD MARKOWICH

Ed . . . kind and interesting butunpredictable . . . friends includeJoe, Stench, and girls, girls,girls . . . New Hampshire andthe Junior dance . . . college

architecture.

JOHN MASON

Jack . . . contemplative . . •"Where's the tent?" . . . friendsare Don, Eddie, Russ, Jim, and

ed and willing to help Ron . . . Rutgers . . . co//ege and. . . college and a promising fu- perhaps la'lure.

the future.

ELAINE DONNA MARTINSquirt . . . friendly . . . fun. . , pet peeve is snobs and paipoopers . . . never forget beiknocked down the stairs bybig guy . . . "You clutz!" .usually seen with Shirley, ConnKathy, Mary, Sandy, Sophie .plans to become a corn/nerc.artist.

BARBARA MASSA

Barb . . . remembers losing herunderwear and apt. No. 5 . . .dizzy . » , con be seen ridingaround with Ginny, Janice, Ellen,and Patti or looking for TheFace . . . "Are you kidding me?". . . her one wish is The Face.

BETTE-JANE MASINOBeMe . . . good kid, outgoing,friendly . . . pet peeve is havingto read 2 books at one time. . . never forget dropping lem-ons at TVo Guys . . . "Thankslots!" . . . usually seen withJudy, Joan, Carol, Kathy, Sue M.. . . plans to become a Phys.Ed. teacher.

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SANDRA MAXFIELDSandi . . . always friendly andhappy . . . c'est la vie . . .pet peeve is mediocre people. . . favorite teacher is Mrs. Pol-glaise . . . seen with Ken, Donna,Carol, and Lois . . . would liketo visit Massach useits with Ken. . . career in teaching ahead.

KIM W. MAYER

Kimmer . . . friends include Dave,Don, Chuck, and "P" roomcrowd . . . surfer . . . peevedby talkative girls . . . remem-bers Clare's party and NewYear's Eve at Beam's house . . .wishes to live a life of leisure in

SUSAN MAXFIELD

Sue . . . bubbly, enjoys life . . .seen with Ron, B.J., and Bonnie. . . pet peeve is conceited peo-ple . . . favorite teacher is MissJones . . . will always remembera certain Friday . . , plans to bea secretary.

usually

GARY MAYERGreat guy, but quiet . .seen with Mike and the rest ofthe D.P.'s . . . crazy about cars— or is that just crazy??? . .

?10 . . . future looks bright.

KATHLEEN JANE MC ATEERKath . . . cute and petite . . .just back from boarding school. . . "Mr. L., I can't!" . . . con-fused but sincere . . . everyone'sfriend . . . a secretarial job inthe future.

THOMAS EUGENE MCCARTHYTom . . . will never forget Chem-istry with Big T . . . bored veryeasily . . . enjoys all kinds ofsports . . . would like to fly jets—particularly to California.

EUGENE MC GARRYStretch . . . remembers beingcaught at the castle and Mr. Y'sChem. labs . . . seen with Joe,Craig, Ed, Mike, . . . "Right!"can be found riding around orrunning . . . future includes col-lege.

KATHLEEN ANN MAZZEOKathy or Maz . . . cute andfriendly . . . "That's unique!". . . friends are Janet, Janis, Di-ane, and Cathy . . . seen drivingor twirling . . . a certain PJparty . . . college.

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KAREN MERCER

Good natured . . . unforgettablegiggle . . . hates conceited peo-ple . . . would like to get lost ina potato chip factory . . ."Really?" . . . bothered by be-ing short . . . seen with Hope,Sue, Betty, and Linda . . . Chris. . . Junior College.

BRIAN JAMES MC KEEBrian . . . honest, friendly . . .Soul . . . will always rememberbeing chased by the police whileon a date . . . seen with Mark,Tom, and Allan . . . idolizesJ.F.K. . . . math is his problem. . . likes rhythm and blues mu-sic . . . future in psychology.

LINDA CAROL MERSHON

"Really?" . . . remembers the4th of July . . . laughing fits . . .ouija sessions . . . vamos ahoblar . . . hates getting haircuts . . . What free time? . . .shopping and drawing with Lynn. . . always wanting to help . . .college in future.

SUSAN MARY MESSERSMITH

Messy . . . quiet . . . friendly. . . cute . . . pet peeve is snob-by people and people who arealways late . . . will never for-get falling down the gym stairs. . . "That's the breaks!" . . .usually seen with Linda, Lynn,Jayne, Gerri, and Karen.

THOMAS J. MC SULLA

Gomer . . . "Ouch, Ouch.'" . . .friendly . . . seen with Rod, Rich,Danny . . . California . . . schoolneeds a new librarian . . . hateshomeroom . . . college.

JANIS LYNNE MELLQUISTJon . . . talkative . . . twirlingoccupies much of her time . . .seen with Jan, Cathy, Moz, andDiane . . . will never forget kill-ing a spider while driving . . .pet peeve is getting up in themorning . . . future plans arecollege.

RICHARD METH

Ricky . . . a vote vacuum . . .cheerful and out-going . . . seenwith the "Spotlight" staff . . .will never forget the tie fortreasurer . . . busy and ener-getic.

RITA METZGER

Quiet . . . good friend . . . re-members long illness in her sen-ior year . . . seen with Marlene. . . summers at the lakes witha host of kids . . . future atcollege and a sure success.

JOHN G. MIKELSON

''Things are looking up- .

Bill, Honk, Mike . . . likes soulmusic . . . peeve is girls whosmoke . . . favorite teacher isMr. longenboch . . . prized pos-sessions are Lynn, '58 Ford, surf-board . . . college . . . archi-tecture.

MITCHELL F. MEYER RUSSELL U. MEYERS

Mitch . . . easy to get along Russ . . . friendly and easy to getith . . . 'Keep the Faith!" . . .

usually seen with Richie, Jerry,Mick, Russ, and John . . . wouldrun away to California . . .dislikes Fords . . . likes folk-rock'n roll . . . values his medal. . . service and college in fu-ture.

along with . . . friends includePete and Mitch . . . does o lofof target shooting . . . hopefullycollege.

JAMES WALTER MILLERJim . . . quiet but intelligent,reliable, and considerate guy . . .remembers first week at C.H.S.. . . prizes his radio . . . seenwith Steve, Dave, John, andGary . . . future as Chemist.

DENNIS CHARLES MILKOSKYDen or Kosfc . . . good natureddespite his bad temper . . .ambition is to become o progo//er . . . likes Big "G's" gymclass . . . will be rememberedfor his long hair.

RICHARD MICHAELSONRick . . . will never forget the"Fritztar Crusade" and bein.caught in a triangle . . . "Giveme a break!" . . . enjoyed com-paigning for the Vice Presidency. . . seen with Bob, Bob, Steve,Jeff, Pete, Ed, Jim, and Al.

SUSAN ELIZABETH MILLERSue . . . sweet . . . hates sleep-ing late . . . seen with Donna,Lin, Carol, and Sue . . . enjoyssewing . . . possible future indressmaking . . . likes to godown to the shore . . . will re-member homeroom with MissVoss.

CAROL MILLER

The first B.B. . . . hos a laughthat knocks them dead . . .can usually be found with Peggydrinking "apple juice" . . . re-members splitting her pants whiletobogganing with "Grit" andthat summer in West Virginia.

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MARGARET L. MINNEMANPeggy . . . the other B.B. . . .o great kid with lots of schoolspirit . . . usually found runningin an election or with Carol andthe girls . . . always busy, but

never forget her accident in theDriver's Ed. car.

HOBART H. MITCHELLHobie . . . en/oys singing, draw-ing, and using the Bible . . .happy and constantly singing . , .urges stronger teacher-student re-lations . . • his most prized pos-session is hope . . . plans to be apreacher . . . con usually befound teasing some unsuspect-ing female.

SOPHIE J. MODRZECKI

Pet peeve is getting up in themorning . . . Sophie is usuallyseen with Chris, Kathy, Barbara,and Linda . . . always smilingand friendly . . . wonfs a newcor more than anything else.

WILLIAM ADAIR MILLER

Bill . . . one of the no chancegang along with Eric, Eddie, Jim,and others . . . remembers thatbasket he missed ana mouth , , ."Why doesn'f tennis improve mybod?"

CATHERINE MOLONEYCathy . . . constantly talkingwith one or her many friends. . . enjoys folk-rock and theMoby Crape . . . future plansinclude college and the PeaceCorps . . . can be found at anysocial with Becky, Sarge, Candy,etc.

THOMAS MINGOIATom . . . usually found withBruce and the rest of the guys. . . sprouts moustaches everyonce in a while . . . quiet, butonce you know him— . . . prizeshis freedom and license . . .promising future.

JOHN M. MOOREMoose or John . . . "Right!" . , .friendly, easy to get along with. . . seen with Tom, Marty, Dave,Mitch, and the gang . . . wants togo to Colorado with Kathy . . .mosf prized possession is his cy-cle . . . college in future.

ROBERT WILLIAM M1TNIK

Bob . . . memories of summer of'67 at the shore . . . differenf. . . hates people who think allbikes are Hondas . . . his idol—Mick Jogger . . . prized pos-session—his shoes . . . seen withRod, Randy, Bruce, Tom, Bud,Steve, and Norm . . . lovesfights.

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KENNETH WAYNE MUNKELYogi or Bear . . . our grizzlythree sportsman . . . won't forgethis night ride down Spruce Streetand the '66 Jeff, game . . .an unheralded football player. . . wants to be a pumpkinfarmer after college.

JOHN MUUSE

Moose . . . friends include John,Cindy, and Belle . . . alwaysseen surfing . . . "What home-work?" . . . will never forgethis trip to Elizabeth . . . happy-go-lucky . . . easy going . . .good future ahead.

JEFFREY JAMES MORRISJeff . . . a friend to all . . .seen with Louis, Chris, and every-body . . . would wish for free-dom . . . can't forget "T's" chem-istry class . . . plays organ forToonerville Trolley . . . college.

EILEEN B. NADELMANEileen . . . good natured, senseof humor . . . pet peeve is im-mature students at C.H.S. . . ."Believe it!" - . • will never for-get falling off a banister duringthe A.M. hours and waking upthe neighbors . . . plans to teachremedial reading.

MICHAEL MORRISMike . . . friendly . . . biggestproblem is not being 2 J . . .usually seen with Tom and Eric. . . future plans are in theNavy.

RONALD NARDONEIf the Coast Guard gets a dis-tress call, it's from Ron—he's lostsomewhere in the Atlantic Ocean. . . not to mention New York. . . extremely easy to get alongwith and a good listener . . .remembers Mr. Knoblauch and9th grade Algebra.

SUSAN FERN NASSBERG

Sue . . . follows policementhrough red lights . . . pet peeveis insincere people . . , seen withRise, Barbara, Janice, Leda . . .favorite teacher is Mr. Matthes. . , wants to be 5'4".

ETHAL FRANCES MURRAY

r^iukke . . . J ou can t anymore!. . . what happened in that dis-coteque in Miami? . . . peevedby questions about her hair . . .designing ahead.

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BRAD NOSTRAND

"Ditty" . . . will never forgetNew Yeor's Eve 1965 . . . friend-ly, outgoing, great soccer player. . . usually seen with Paul andBitty . . . biggest problem isconcentrating . . . future includescollege.

VICTOR HAMILTON NEUMARKVic . . . often found with Moe,Eddie, Jeff, and Kevin at themuni . . . "Whoa!" . . . idol-izes Arnold Palmer . . . diet

remembers he/ping Moe at theJunior dance . . . future includescollege and playing golf.

JAMES MICHAEL NOLAN

Always seen at the muni in hisChevy I I 1 0 0 . . . r e m e m b e r sBerkley Heights game 1966 . . .wants to be o pro football play-er or O rnemoer or tne rour

GERRY NORRIS

Ger . . . friendly and sincere. . . pel peeve is peopfe in ahurry . . . would wish for acor . . . will never forge! '67

DOLORES PATRICIA O'DEA

Dee . . . fun loving . . . will re-member Sophte's wedding . ."Oh, right?" . . . nutty . . .values her—false eyelashes . . .pet peeve—hippies . . . seen with

5USAN JANE TERESA OLLINICK

Sensitive and creative . . . seenwith Janis, Dianne, Linda, andLaurie . . . will remember Easterin the Park and the fruitlesssearch for a pomegranate in

Bunny, Linda, Cathy, and Sophie New York . . . Ca/ifoi.ollege ahead. gentleness in a push-ond-sho

society.

s . . . Notre Dame and Jir,•nore await his graduation.

tary.

WARREN THEODORE OLDE, Jr.Flart . . . California . . . honest• . . wonts to be accountant . . ,biggest problem is school . . .friends are his most prized pos-sessions.

LIBBY ORGEL

l i b . . . cheerful . . . "Only me!". . . listens to records and fallsdown stairs . . . seen with Sue,Judy, Dee, Joan, Ellen, andKathy . . . frfces rocfc 'n roll.

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BARBARA JEAN PATERSON

Poferson . . . happy-go-lucky. . . "slightly!" . . . talkative,sensitive, and understanding . . .seen with Lynn, "Wos", Janet,Merdi, and the girls . . . "Oh oh,I forget!" . . . never forget sum-mer '67 . . . future airline stew-ardess.

MARIA THERESA ORTIZ

A shy individual whose pet peeveis unfriendly people . . . wantsto live in New York again . . .fo Felicia and her other friendsshe's simply "Maria" . . . hergreat idol is Sidney Portier.

WILLIAM OSSMER JO ANN OTLOWSKI

Will never forget a certainwrestling practice . . . spends hisfree time doing homework (?). . . thinks that C.H.S, needs anew gym . . . wants to becomea commercial airline pilot aftergraduation.

MARK PELLATT

A great kid . . . always fu 1obe with . . . Hillside vs. Cran-ford?? . . . can usually be foundwith "the guys" after school . . •promising future.

DOUGLAS PEREZDoug . . . "Give me o break,huh?" . . . happy-go-lucky . . .peeved by curly hair . . . seenwith Tom, Greg, Cnr^s, and Bob. . . will remember "G's" firstaid class . . . college in future.

back riding and clarinets , .Paul is her biggest problem . .saw "Dr. Zhivago" 6 times.

NANCY SUSAN PATTERSON"Oh, no!" . . . hates people whodon't signal . . . reads andsleeps . . . would like to runaway to Tennessee . . . fondmemories of junior year gym. . . seen with Linda, Gerry,Kathy . . . future as dental as-sistant.

LYNN KAREN PERCEVAULT

"Yeah, hello!" . . . fiofes noseyand snobby people . . . seenwith Jan, Gerry, Linda, and Barb. . . crazy . . . hofes getting upin the morning . . . favoriteteacher is Mr. Jacobs . . . futureas a beautician.

DEIDRE PETUCK

Dee . . . disorganized and friend-ly . , . boys who wear whitesocks . . . " I couldn't tell yat". . . will never forget a certainevent at the Football Dance.

GEORGE E. PFITZENMAYERPhitz . . . likes rock 'n roll . . .usually seen with Ray, Bob andMike . . . favorite teacher is Mr.Day . , , most prized possessionis his guitar.

Dove . . . "Nuts!" . . . remembersthe day he got here . . . re-served . . . pet peeve is VietNam . . . enjoys folk music . . .favorite teacher is Mr. Withering-ion . . . most prized possession ishis car.

EDWIN L. PIERCE

L. T. . . . "Do it now!" . . .always willing to help a friendin need . . . seen with Glenn,Gary, Mike, Bertha, and thecrowd . . . Business School in thefuture.

RANDALL PIPER

mberRandy . . . will always rergood times down the shore . . .great clothes . . . would wish foro j r / s a n a m o n e y . . . truntcsC.H.S. needs elevators . . . big-gest problem it school . . . planson college in the future.

CATHERINE PETERSCathy . . . "wicked" . . . seenwith Janis, Janet, Val . . . fondmemories of Mr. Swetis at H.J.H.. . . has high regards for hercar keys.

GEORGE PHILUPOFF

Poff . . . remembers 14 people ina '66 Cutlass . . . good naturedand naive . . . ''I don't see whynof?" . . . seen with Lorry, Greg,and Mary . . . towers above themasses . . . never forget the day"M.LS.S." said yes.

RODNEY PIPER

Pipe . . . enjoys the Stones . . .Jikes GTXs . . . never forget timedown the shore during summer'66 . . . money problems . . .prizes his car . . . psychedelic. . . college.

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JOHN POLIDORIGenera/ . . . o true joker . . .seen with Callum, Moe, Sal, Jeff,and the guys . . . likes Cass'iusClay and Mr. Marcus . . . dis-likes people who don'f knowwhat's happening . . . "Certain-ly!" . . . college.

CHARLES POPIK

Chuck . . . a good student anda tough competitor . . . seenwith Jeff, Mark, and Carol in hisMustang . . . found playing foot-ball or the drums . . . will neverforget Mr. Goldstein or redec-orating O.A.J.H.S. . . . collegeand football ahead after grad-uation.

BARBARA A. PIZZELLAPizz . . . happy-go-lucky . . .appreciates good times . . . willnever forget a certain Christmasvocation . . . peeved by Cj 5. . . seen with Barb, Jan, Robin,Ginny, Bruce, and Bruce . . .future dental assistant.

JAMES H. PORTER" S c o o f a i " . . . Spanish III and

(V . . . steady guy who buildsdriveways . . . seen with Tim,Ed, Ron, Ben, and Pete . . .sometimes stubborn and impatient

C.H.S. has too much schoolspirit (?!) . . . sure to succeedin college.

ROBERT POLAND

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DONNA POSZYLERDonna . . . an attractive girl. . . remembers when she andDana broke down on the park-way . . . will never forget lastyear with Black Bart and T-Bird. . . wants to work at Bell Tele-phone.

PEARL ARLENE PORTERReenie . . . quiet, easy-goinj. . . dimply smile . • • seen withBertha, Judy, and Cheryl . . .remembers being caught betweenfloors in an elevator . . . petpeeve is two-faced people . . .enjoys sports . . . may becomean airline stewardess.

GREGORY PRICE

Greg . . . morbid sense of humor. . . idealist . . . usually seenwith "Teddy" . . . likes rock . . .plays lead in the "Plastic Peo-ple" . . . irked by his shyness. . . favorite teacher—Mr. Lenny. . . would run away- with VickiJackowski to San Francisco . . .college in future.

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MARY JANE RAYMerdi . . . always fun to be with. . . a real "mod bod" . . ."Give me a bread.'" . . . willnever forget hanging the chickenand painting O.AJ.H.S. . . .seen with Caryl, Deb, Stew, andthe D.fl.'s . . . future includes col-lege.

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Gabby Cher fo all her friends. . . never of a loss for words. . . remembers getting stuck atFairleigh Dickinson Univ. andgetting her ring . . . "What's thedeal?"

ELIZABETH ANN RICKWALDER

Lizz . . . understanding . . .patient . . . funloving . . .pet peeve Is C.H.S. . . . willremember making a new trail atWatchung Stables . . . "Dig it?". . . usually seen with Janet,Elaine, Mick, and Sue . . . plansto work.

STEVEN K. RAD1S"Huh?" . . . easily confused . . .usually seen with Snyds . . .will never forget Dec. 3 . . .mosf prized possessions are hisfreckles . . . great kid with totsof spirit . . . college.

JAMES J. RINALDIJ/m . . . easy-going . . . seenwith Marty, Ron, George, Jack,Jim . . . likes hunting with bowand arrow . . . favorite teacheris Mr. Daniels . . . wilt neverforget pole vaulting t]'6" . . .college ahead.

HAROLD M. RAUWorry . . . "Oh right!" . . .seen with Tom, Clyde, Steve . . .prized possession is his mini-bike . . . carried his surfboardfrom Point Pleasant to Seaside. . . likes girls and racing . . .peeved by Renau/rs and MaUbus. . . college ahead.

BETTY L. ROBERTSShorty . . . "Hi, Booby!" . . .a/ways laughing . . . never adull moment when she s around. . . will always remember tne

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SUSAN RODSTEINSue . . . understanding, charm-ing , , . pet peeve is ODfVoxroyspeople . . . has a hard timemaking decisions . . . "What'sthe matter with you?" . . . usual-ly seen with Margie, Gus, BarbW., Eileen, Jody . . . plans fobe o business education teacne r.

ELIZABETH E. ROBERTSBeth . . . getting up for 7 A.M.gymnastics . . . problem with her6 brothers . . . busy all the time. . . co-ed camping . . . 3 dayhappening in A ug ust '67 . . .physical therapist.

DAVID RUPPERT

Elvis . . . friendly, quiet, lovable. . . usually seen with Ellen . . .likes rock . . . favorite teacheris Mr. Daniels . . . memorablepep rallies . . . pharmacy infuture.

THEODORE ROBINSON

Ted or Robby . . . speed . . .enjoys working with engines . . .seen with Matt, Craig, Jim, Dou-gan, and Jack . . . will be re-membered for his coups and thegood times at the club . . .likes beaches with sand . . . fu-ture mechanical engineer.

MARTIN ROSS

Marty . . . \ovial, determined. . . favorite expression "ForSooth" . . . tikes folk rock . . .usually seen with Charlie, Larry,George, Paul . . . favorite teach-er is Mr. Seketla . . . helps inC.Y.O. - - - would buy a 'Vette.

MARY JANE ROCKY

Rock or Jane . . . "spinout" . .cheerful enthusiast who will ne<er forget the Student Counci/ tiwith Ricky for treasurer . .seen with Deb'i, Carol, Judy, SutFool, and Estaben . . . will aways treasure her official Yankeebaseball.

BELLE SACCADE

Frenchfe . . . pudgy but cute . . ."Oh fudge!" . . . pet peeve ispeople wn O mispronounce tie rfirst name . . . most embarrassedwhen she stuck her hand throughthe kettle drum . . . f o u n d" w h e r e fhe action is" . . . fu-ture in carpentry.

JANIS ELLEN ROTHBARDJams . . . imaginative and aes-thetic . . . seen with Susan andLeslie . . . will remember Easierin the Park and shopping forpomegranates in N.Y.C. . . .guru's include Gibran and Gand-hi . . . California dreaming.

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GEORGE F. SANFORD III

Retiring . . . dislikes people whobrown-nose feochers . . . chessdub . . . C.H.S. needs 3 yrs. . . ."wasn't too funny" . . . Mr. Mahn-ken's prize pupil . . . usuallyseen with Greg, Larry andGeorge . . . idolizes HarmanKillebrew.

PATRICIA SUSAN SANTANIELLOPatti . . . loves to eat, butdoesn't look like it . . . loves togo shopping . . . when Richiecomes home . . . seen with thegirls from Kresge's . . . idol isPaul Newman . . . first beauti-cian, then wife.

SAVERIO SANTONEHoss . . . will never forget TomKennedy and his Boston CreamPie and the pizza fight . . .hates getting up in the morning

would buy a "junk" with amillion dollars . . . future as atechnician.

LINDA SAMPIERISammy . . . quiet, sweet, andshy . . . remembers locking thecar keys in the trunk . . . likesMiami . . . "Yeah right?" . . .seen wifh flope and friends inthe yellow Impala . . . airlinestewardess.

SUSAN SASSI

Sue . . . cute, sincere, neatlydressed, crazy . . . "Gee, that'sodd" . . . usually seen withGerri, Diane, Linda, and Kalhy. . . prizes her tavalier and boyfriend . . . never missed a twirl-ing practice . . . future as aFrench teacher.

ARTHUR PERRY SARKISIANPerry . . . Math . . , favoriteteacher is Mr. Goldstein . . .seen wifh Hank, Paul . . . wouldwish for early acceptance toM.I.T. . . . quiet, but nice toknow

CRAIG SANDS

Percy . . . can always be foundwith Dickie or on his super-go. . . will never forget Mr. Y'sChem. class . . . always lookingfor something to do . . . knownfor his great wheelies.

SUSAN I. SANTIAGOSue . . . assorted hair colors. . . "Do I have to" . . . seenwith Sandy, Sue, John, or ofcourse, Ed . . . a cat namedCharlie . . . ge/fing up in themorning, a big problem . . .future beautician.

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EDWARD SCHECTERMAN

Eddie . . . prizes his music equip-ment . . . coo/ dresser . . ."Don't get peeved!" . . . likesfast cars especially GTOs . . .problem getting up for school. . . college.

JEAN E. SCHELLER

Naive, kooky personality . . ." M y g o s h ! " . . . D o v e . . . 5years to go . . . stage crew . . .Beagle Baby . . . a 3 day hap-pen ing in August . . . Marti,Lynn, Beth, Sue, George, Walley. . . college.

LINDA JOAN SAUNDERSONSaundy . . . "So what?" . . .good friend . . . sensitive . . .friends include Beebs, Chris, Meg,Karen, and Carol . . . memberin good standing of the C. W.club . . . college, and nursing tofuture.

KARL A. SCHRICKERSchrick . . . fun-loving, quiet . . .Ramblers peeve him . . . "Oh,really?" . . . the lovin' Spoonful, , . choir and Brigodoon . . .plans to be a big success.

VINCENT SCAPARIVmce . . . usually found "hang-ing around with the guys" . . .hates having to get up early inthe morning and doing home'work . . . will never forget hissenior yeor at C.H.S. . . . fu-ture is bright.

JANICE SCHORNSTEIN

Jon . . . funny, crazy . .

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NANCY M. SCHMIDTNan . . . she hangs U turns inparkway entrances . . . Presidentof F.H.A. . . . seen with kidsfrom "Bones" . . . college . . .enjoys having fun.

DALE BARBARA SCHUUNGDale . . . usually seen with Stu,Joani, Sue, Jeani, Kathy, Vailie,Carol, and Linda . . . dislikespeople who don't understand"flower power" . . . likes folkmusic . . . remembers a fashionshow for Goerfce's and Seven-teen Magazine . . . future asfashion designer or model.

THOMAS SENK

Thomb . . . "How ya doin'?"seen at the bridge or with theguys from Bones . . . casual . . .'"Take it slow at the bridge!". . . college.

ERIC DAVID SCHWARTZ

. . . pet peeve is pep rallies

. . . will always remember Mr.Schwartz's classes . . . and thenagain . . . usually seen withKeith Sherman . . . future plansare Law School.

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STEVEN SHAK

Steve . . • will always rememberChem. Study with Mr. Goldstein. . . Math whiz . . . biggest prob-

is losing weight forling . . . seen with Rkk, At, Bob, specially John Lenn

NANCY SHARKEY

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Foofie and Percy or shootingbaskets at Lincoln School . . .idolizes "Don" . . . remembersgetting caught watching theWorld Series and his "spat"with Howie . . . college in fu-ture.

nding inPort Authority Building in N. Y.. . . hates getting up and talk-ing to a group . . . always in hiscar . . . easy to please . . .plans to be a commercial artist.

KEITH SHERMAN

Frick . . ."And then again.". . . Enck is best friend . . .can be found around Colonia,Clark, or Islin . . . hates unan-nounced assemblies during hisstudy periods . . . treasures hislicense . . . Mr. Trivane raleshigh.

JOAN CAROL SIMOONS

Joonie . . . "Yeah, right?" . . .friendly, cheerful, bubbley . . .friends include: Hank, Dale, Judy,Dee, Val, Krath, Louie, Betlie,libby, Lor, and CG's . . . will al-ways remember the color guard. . . Mr. Trivane: favorite teach-er . . . O.C.T.i. in future.

CRAIG A. SNYDER

or Crab . . . "Right he,. . . seen with Jay, Steve, Dick,Craig, and the rest of the guys. . . peeved fay snobby girls . . .a friend to oil . . . co//ege in fu-ture.

KATHERINE G. SKIDMORE

Kathy . . . friendly, hard worker Liz. . . "Have fun!" . . . seen withDonna, Linda, Liz, or Nancy . . .pet peeve is waiting . . . fav-

ELIZABETH SLUZIS

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her one wish is to meet CharlieBrown . . . btggest problem 11ner COOK ing . . . pAr. flAorcus anaMr. Witherington rate tops . . ,co//ege.

MARY LOUISE S. STEHLINScrivener . . . always smiling. . . will never forget BeachHeaven Pohce Station and cut'ting her foot . . . seen with Sue,lileen, end Vickie . . . "Well,I'm grounded again!" . . . fu-ture teaching.

PETER STEIERT

Pete . • • "you know what Imean!" . . . friends include Greg.Tom, Gerald, and Alanusually seen with his car . . .wishes for all the fun in theworld . . . wilt never forget Mr.Trivane-

GLENN SMITH

Ghnnie . . . "You say who!"seen with Gary, Eddie, and thecrowd . . . hit 56 Buick is hisprized possession . . . likes jazzmusic , . . remembers Englishwith Miss Bagnalo.

JUNE SOMERS

June . . . cute, witty . . . re-members '67 Prom . . . goodsense of humor . . . can befound with Suzanne and Karen. . . Likes R&R . . . pet peeve:people who keep her waiting. . . would buy a Cadillac . . .future as a beautician.

A. WILLIAM SORGEBill . . . "Yea, right!" . . . wouldlike a "Vetie" . . . remembersgoing to the wrong house topick up Sue . . . enjoys basket-ball . . . career as a mecnanic(in future).

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JAMES W. STICKLE

Jim . . . "Hi!" . . . easily recog-nized by his jacket and tie . . .remembers the 4th of July . . .football enthusiast . . . parlez-vous francais? . . . seen withLinda, Pete, and Bob . . . fu-ture chemistry teacher.

STEPHAN STOBINSKI

"Professor" . . . spends most ofhis time with his friends Matty,Charlie, Cami/le, and Marty . . .will never forget a certain skiingaccident . . . quiet, but once youknow him . . . wonis to be onarchitect.

EILEEN RUTH SULLIVANOozy laugh . . . "Yeah, right!". . . Prom '67 . . . friends in-clude Val, Karen, Betty, Lynn,

•th, Jean . . . "West Point,here I come!" . . . confetti inher contacts . . . a really greatkid . . . co//ege.

SUZANNE STEMMERWrites a lot of letters . . .seen with June and Karen . . .has trouble getting to school ontime . . . remembers being co-chairman of the Prop Committeefor the Senior Play . . . legalsecretary.

KEVIN DONALD SULLIVANSul . . . Friday nights at themuni-lot . . . "Give me a break.'". . . seen with Jeff, Vic, Paul,John . . . watching T.V. at Mc-Ca//um's . . . Miss Bagnofo is hisfavorite teacher . . . doctor.

KAREN ANN STEWART

Stew . . . a great person to talkto, friend to all . . . "Whereare my glasses?" . . . will neverforget hanging the chicken atL.B.I. . . . can b e f o u n d with

Grade, Caryl and the rest ofthe D.fi.'s . . . fufure includescollege.

CLOTILDE SULMONETTI

Clo or Cleo . . . seen withNicky, Sue, and Lucy . . . petpeeve is conceited people . . .born in Italy and would like tovisit there again . . . enjoys (ivesoccer games . . . plans to be areceptionist.

GREGORY STORZ

Greg . . . likes to drive aroundbut peeved by homework . . .quiet guy . . . seen with Peteand Tom . . . would like tosee California and Hawaii . . .college-bound.

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TYRONE TAMBERELLIly . . . suave . . . peeved byloud people . . . usually seenwith Jerry, Bill, Bobby and theboys . . . biggest problem ispassing Spanish . . . well-dressed. . . a future barber.

BRUCE TELL

Bru or Mato . . . seen with ev-eryone wearing his sneakers andtrying to tell a story . . . re-members Frank, F. F., and thechoir . . . wish he could havestraight hair . . . future plansinclude bumming and college.

THEODORE THALER

Teddy or "T.N.T." . . . easy toget along with . . . biggest prob-lem is time—not enough . . .seen with friends, people atwork, or just anybody . . . hatesfinal exams . . . wants to enterOceanography.

KAREN TINNESZPet peeve is having to wait . . .would wish it to be 1973 in-stead of 1968 . . . seen withJune and Suzanne . . . willnever forget a snowy day lastDecember . , , plans on goingto Art School.

HOWARD ALAN TEESE

Howie . . . the spirit of C.H.S.. . . will be remembered as ourfavorite cougar . . . usuallyseen with the cheerleaders . . .will never forget his argumentwith "Schwartzie" . . . college.

CRAIG TURNER

Craig . . . "Are you kiddingme?" . . . our Canadion citizen. . . usually seen with Stretchand Joe . . . likes folk-rock . . .plays guitar . . . favorite teacheris Mr. Schwartz . . . would liketo buy a Jaguar . . . Canadiancollege in future.

JUDITH TOWNSENDJudy . . . shy, sweet, and friend-ly . . . pet peeve is boys whowear pink shirts . . . seen withDee, Joan, and Betie-Jane . . .will never forget a dead bat-tery on the way to the FootballDance . . . "I'll never tell!" . . .college ahead.

ROBERT STEPHEN UHLE

Bob . . . favorite teacher is Mr.Matihes . . . would wish for noschoolpeeve .isi.

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DEBORAH UPTONDobenno . . . always able fofind something to do . . . peevedby card gomes . . . never forgetseeing a F.D.B. across C.H.S.,"Wos" weekend, the cemetery,and painting O.A.J.H.S. . . .Bunda . . . seen with Caryl,Merdi, Roy, and the D.B.'s.

MARCIA LA VERNE TOWNSENDMarsh . . . happy, funloving,and adventurous . . . the day Iturned a Senior . . . peeved bybig-mouthed people . . . usuallyseen with Judy, Sue, Frances,Sue . . . plans to teach.

MARK WALDEN ULLOMPlagued by his knee and ?5yard penalties . . . friends in-clude Chuck, Bill, Bru, and Roy. . . seen at the Goroge orwatching football movies . . .plans include football and col-lege.

BRUCE ANTHONY TRETOLATola . . . "Judy" . . . alwaysseen with Barb . . . "Hang itup!" . . . prized possessions arehis car keys and brush . . . wonfsto be o lawyer.

JEFFREY JOHN VALESTINJeff . . . "Could be good timesl". . . seen with Moe, Vic, Pauland the mum-lot crowd • «con be found wrestling or throw'ing eggs . . . remembers redec-oroling O.A.J.H.S. and Vic's par-ly . . . college bound.

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RONALD VICARIRon . . . friendly . . . sleeping. . . will join the Navy ond seethe world . . . lavorite teacheris Mr. G. . . . i d o / - E / m Presley.

MAXINE SHELLY VAN GILDER

Chach . . . a true friend . . .cute . . . will never forge/ promweekend . . . "Tell us aboutma!" . . . seen with Candy,Patty, Billy, and Billy . . . future

KAREN L. WALLNERPez . . . sweet and sincere . . .fun-loving . . . found thinkingof a Maine or looking for letters. . . friends include Eileen, Vat,Janice, and Gale . . . will re-member choir and "Brigadoon". . . college ahead.

LINDA VAN JAECKELLin . . . "Oh really!" . . . willnever forget Mr. Selby and be-h'md-the-wheel Driver Education. . . nvtty . . . seen, with Sue,Joan, Hope, Sue, and Cheryl . . .pet peeve is nosey people . . .favorite teacher is Mrs. VanRanken . . . work ahead.

LEE WARRINGTON

£ee or Rob . . . life's philosophy:sleep, eat, and be merry . . .seen wjfh Tom, Marty, and Ruth. . . biggest problem is History. . . will never forget All-Stateand Boy's Double.

LINDA VAN SCHOICK

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and Fran . . . "Oops! Was thatthe boys room?" . . . hopes to

RAY VREELAND

Roy . . . cool, calm, and col-lected . . . remembers Chemistry. . . most often seen with Snyd,Al, and the guys . . . Will any-one outdo Mr. Marcus? . . . col-lege ahead.

RICHARD G. WAGNER, Jr.Will never forget the cast partyfor "Brigadoon" . . . pet peeveis pushy people . . . an honest,friendly, and sincere individualonce you know him . . . "Gimmea break!" . . . seen with Jeffand Paul.

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DOUGLAS R. WEEKSDoi Do/ . . . "Give me o break!". . . would wish for ice skotingrink in Cranford . . . biggestproblem U dating . . . seen withEd, Jim, Eric . . , college.

ELLEN SUE WEIL

£//en . . . friendly and easy totalk to . . . pet peeve is beingconfused . . . "Swell!" . . .seen with Patty, Candy, Gradeand the D.B.'s . . . never forget"P" '68 and hanging the chicken. . . future college.

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CAROL FRANCES WEISGERBERCarol . . . friendly and enthusi-astic . . . a ready laugh . . .Dadoo Wapguppie . . . friendsincluded Charlie, Gate, Ngncy,and Sandy . . . trips to Seaside

. Chem. tabs and cute cru-cibles . . . college and teachingin the future.

STUART WAUGH

Stu . . . usually seen with Dale. . . favorite teacher is Mr.Lenny . . . likes folk-rock . . .remembers pants-ripping pick-pockets . . . values his guitar. . . wants to run back home toCalifornia with Dale . . . futurein being happy.

ELLEN MAXINE WEISS

Ellen . . . friendly and ialkative. . . could never forget B.M.'sslumber parties and labor DayWeekend . . . seen with Barb M.rPatti, Janet and the rest of the

P room crowd - . . "Get outof here!" . . . future in nursing.

LINDA SUSAN WEINGUS

Gus . . . personality . . . bub-bly creations of modern art . . .painting . . . writing to Brant. . . pet peeve is writing speeches. . . always remember Mr. Galla-gher's Eng. class . . . seen withBrant, Marge, Barb, Hope, andSue . . . future art teacher.

ALAN WILSON

Al . . . really nice guy and agreat friend . . . sincere andtalkative . . . usually found withhis friends . . . will never forgetthe first day of his junior year. . . "O.K.!" . . . college bound.

ALEC WISCH

"Greetings!" . . . he's confused. . . future at Penn State, hope-fully . . . likes jazz . . . neverseems to have enough lime . . .sits on glasses—talented!

LINDA JOAN WOLFAlways found talking . . . friend-ly . . . seen wifh Groce, Lynnond the D.B.'s . . . pet peeve is"The Actress" . . . likes dancing. . . "Gimme a break" . . .college in future.

PAMELA WOOD

Pom or Woody . . . "Right?". . . bugged fay short boys . . .problems in passing gym . . .the cat . . . first day of schoolmistake . . . college.

EDWARD H. WOLFF

Eduardo or Wolffy . . . "What?". . . a golden throat . . . friends—Jim, Jay, and Paul or Laura

early morning football—wou/d you believe 4:30 A.M.?

, . freshman math with Mr.Knoblauch . . . Big G. is favoriteteacher.

FRANCES DELORES WHITE

Fran . . . and do . . . fnendsinclude Chicki and Susie . . .likes to shop . . . thinks C.H.S.needs some "soul" . . . favoriteteacher—Mr. Scutro . . . success-ful baby sitter . . . future asprivate secretary.

DONNA SUE WILLIAMSDon . . . wonderful personality. . . talented pianist . . . out-going and friendly . . . bestfriends are Cheryl, Lori, Judy,Ruthie . . . ev/dent/y . . . willremember the Senior singinghomeroom . . . hates beingcalled Donna Sue . . . college.

EDWARD K. WOLFF

t o or Kyi . . . nice guydrives backwards down 14 bumps. . . usually seen with Rich, Don,Ron, and Mike . . . wishes forCyclone GT 427 . . . surfs . . .r rom as Junior * . , soulf ul timein high class Ford . . . Denise ishis most prized possession . . .college in future.

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RICHARD GEORGE WRIGHT

George or Rabbit . . . clown . . .

cleverly sarcastic; real intellectual. . . usually found practicing hisswing or hunting golf balls . . .pet peeve is rain . . . Hawk . . .will never forget Mr. Kerzman. . . college and promising fu-ture ahead.

PATRICIA WOODPat . . . or is it Pom? . . . "Areyou kidding me?" . . . waitressat the diner . . . talkative andfriendly . . . remembers findingher shoes under Mr. Pollard's

. . . Miss Bagnato is favoriteteacher.

BARBARA JOAN WORSTER

Was . . . sincere, well-dressed,spirited . . . will never forgetsummer o« 06, decorating tJ-A.J.H.S., ond Clare's . . . can befound with Janet, Lynn, ono Lori

LAUREL JOAN YOUNG

Laurie . . . remembers sleepingin the train depot . . . "Are youkidding me?" . . . cute . . ,ploys pool and the piano . . .crazy combination . . . C.H.S.needs more school spirit . . ,hates conceited people.

PAUL CLIFFORD YOUNGHOUSEPablo . . . highly intelligent,witty . . . found sketching orbombing around tn his Punkmo-bile . . . idolized Leonordo DaVinci . . . pet peeve is falsepeople and tripping over hisown jokes . . . seen with Linx,George, and anyone else . . .college ahead.

JAMES TOWNLEY YU1LLDiego . . . boss wiffi East CoastExpress . . . football at 4:30A.M. at Orange Avenue • . .always seen in his green M.G.

, . freshman math with Mr.K. . . . "Are you kidding me?"

CAROLE LOIS WRIGHTCarol . . . our own Twiggy . . .peeved by people who don'tknow who Barnabas Collins is

. . . greof guitarist . . . seenwith Anne, Liz, Nancy, Judy . . .a kilt pin . . . co//ege in thefuture.

RICHARD YUSCHAK

Rich . . . quiet . . . seen withBob and Don . . . enchanting. . . stubborn . . . prizes hiss p a r e time . . . " I c o u l d c o r eless!" . . . future plans in collegeand the Air Force.

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HENRY JOHN ZIELINSKIHank . . . "How's that grabya?" . . . seen with Joan, Bill,John, Al, Paul, and fans . . .smarf, energetic, musical . . .peeve is '59 Chevies . . . favoriteteacher is Mr. Yurochko . . .idols are Hanratty and Seymour. . . college at Notre Dame.

DIANE LORRAINE ZIERDi . . . always smiling, greatpersonality . , . likes classicalmusic , . . friends include Kenny,Cathy, Kathy, Sue, Jonis, Janetand Gerrt . . . very athletic,cheerleader . . . Miss McCartneyis her favorite teacher . . .Dave Zier? . . . prizes her piano

PATRICIA JANE ZOBELPet peeves are ICE and spendingher Senior year in Iran . . .will always be remembered asthat cute, spirited cheerleader. . . wouldn't go anywhere with-out 'Keg' . . . usually seen withDennis, Candy, and Max.

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

CLASS OFFICERS — 1ST ROW:Peggy Minneman, Secretary;Carol Miller, VicePresident.2ND ROW: Steve Holleran,Treasurer; Chuck Dickon, Presi-dent.

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SENIOR SUPERLATIVESMOST TALKATIVE

Hey Linda, lend Mike another din

NICEST SMILE

Show those pearly whites, Brian and Jackie.

MOST INTELLIGENT

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MOST SCHOOL SPIRITPeggy: "Hey Howie, w/iere'i fhe restof (he Pep C/ub?"

CLASS FLIRTS

Debbie: "I only have eyes for you, Howie/"

BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE

Grade: "But Jeff, I tell you, it's the naked truth!"

BEST PERSONALITY

Donna and Schneid—Get a hold of a greof personality.

ROMEO AND JULIET

Diane: "Kenny, we can't go on meeting like this!'

MOST DISORGANIZED

Linda: "What do we do now, Bruce?"BEST DRESSED

Tyrone: "/ ' / / lo te the b/oe toffelo, l/nda.

BEST ALL-AROUND

Jane and Steve are always on the bo///

CLASS LEADERS

Mark; "You tell them, Peggy. I'm too embarrassed."

HAPPY-GO-LUCKY

lrb and Dickie—Just sitting around happy-go-luckying

CUTEST

Mitch and Patty—cute picture! (Which one?)

CLASS WITS

Betty: "Socle it to 'em, George/

MOST UNCONSCIOUS

So/ and Gus iorgot to show upl

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BEST FRIENDS, BOYS

Jim: "Thai's O.K.? Jay. It's no worse than the walls."MOST-LIKELV-TO-SUCCEED

Irv and Nancy on the Ladder of Success I?)

MOST CONSCIENCIOUS

Don') let Rick and Donna kid you. They's really sleeping withtheir eyes open!

BEST FRIENDS. GIRLS

Ij "Me and my shadow." IBul who's talking, Janet or Meg?)

FAVORITE TEACHERSIrownies will be brownies

BEST LOOKINGSue ond Doug—Just sitting around looking good.

MOST ATHLETICA rigorous game of /acfcs between Bill ond ludy

MOST TALENTEDWho are you reaching for Sarge, Barbara or fhe tuba?

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WINTER,

1ST ROW; C. Bubb, J. Polidori, J. Haddad, K. Munkel, C. Diokon, A. Haddad. 2ND ROW: A. Kfoll, W.Miller, C. Sands, T. McNeill, Coach Martin. 3RD ROW: J.V. Coach Belle, T. Ronaldi, B. Sorge, D. Yerkes,J. Elkoury, R. Schwarizboch, C. Snyder.

BASKETBALL

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WRESTLING

1ST ROW: D. Salee, S. Shok, G. Court,R. Matz, J. Forrell. 2ND ROW: P. Carbone,N. Idea, R. Mazzella, D. Herbster, C.Birchett, J. Valestin. 3RD ROW: CoachFarrell, L. Hoffman, R. Licht, R. Piper, S.Shedden, M. Burg, R. Piper, Coach Jones.

INDOOR

TRACK

1ST ROW: J. Aliesio, K. Habich. 2ND ROW: I. D Alessio, M. G.oi.. 3RD ROW: G. Grimshaw, G. loycock

LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Jackson, E. McGory, P. Doscher, J. Yuill, R. McLeod, N. Bell, R. Milnik.

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BOYS' DOUBLE QUARTETDOUBLE QUARTET — LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Zielinski, B. Kent, KSchricker, R. Wagner, S. Kisner, M. Marcus, R. Warrington, JMorris.

GIRLS' ENSEMBLE — LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Brubaker, D. WilliamsS. Koch, L. Kuchorik, B. Hughes, L. Hurley, B. Weisgerber, KWollner, M. Hildebronl.

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STUDENTGOVERNMENT

OFFICERS

Jane Rocky—Treasurer

Cathy Moloney—Secretary

Ricky Michaelson—Vice-President

Mark Detering—President

Advisor—Mr. David Naylor

Preparations for "My Fair Lady."

Mr. Naylor is still behind on his New York Times payments.

STUDENTGOVERNMENTACTIVITIES

Tina, our adopted Indian child.

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Would you believe a Student Council dance?

A.F.S. student, Don'o Gomez.

DARIO GOMEZ AND A.F.S.

Ruben Dario Gomez is this year's Man from A.F.S.at C.H.S. He has been described in many ways, butperhaps is most widely known throughout the schoolas a "swinger." Besides being a talented soccerplayer, Dario is interested in economics, political sci-ence, and music. He got an Honorable Mention inUnion County for his performance on the soccerteam, and took part in the school production of "MyFair Lady."

This lively Argentinean has been living this yearwith Rick Wagner and his family. He is our secondforeign exchange student in Cranford. The AmericanField Service, which has been operating in Cranfordfor four years, has been raising the $750 necessaryfor next year's foreign exchange student through theconcert by the Left Banke and a Bond Sale.

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"Yes I took a shower this morning!"

"Irv, don't take the picture Irv, Irv?"

"Stick it in your ear, Bruce!"

"It says here, Lynn, everybody MUST sign in."

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS, left to right: Cathy Fus, Secretory; Robert Weiss, VicePresident; Mark Nordstrom, President; Gail Rutmeyer, Treasurer.

JUNIOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

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HOMEROOM 4 — 1ST ROW: K. Alexo, J. Baytolo, P. Beodle, M. Boron, R. Berkowilz, S. Baldwin, J.Alvator, F. Arrington, D. Battle. 2ND ROW: M. Beatty, V. Bass, E. Bialecki, L. Baldwin, R. Beath, W.Arthur, C. Blaha, D. Arnold. 3RD ROW: R. Bagwell, R. Baines, C. Bnrna, D. Arbitblit, P. Baxter, L.Behlert, D. Bahr, M. Auerbach. 4TH ROW: R. Bagwell, R. Anderson, K. Bauman, G. Apgar, P. Avery,C. Birchert, M. Bernstein, N. Barlow.

HOMEROOM 5 — 1ST ROW: J. Carey, G. Christman, C. Capobianeo, D. Brown, D. Brady, J. Brittle, S.Corbone, B. Burnett, M. Buccine. 2ND ROW: L. Brown, M. Burg, D. Brinkerhoff, B. Butler, G. Christensen,J. Chebben, I . Callo, B. Burns. 3RD ROW: L Bortnicker, L. Brastow, C. Christensen, A. Chancer, P.Carbone, T. Boyle, B. Carlson.

HOMEROOM 6 — 1ST ROW: K. D'Amore, J. DiPasquale, M. Conger, B. Cuozzo, M. Diamond, D. DeliaFera, D. DeMarco. 2ND ROW: M. Clarke, B. Cook, A. DeLouisa, L. Delfinis, C. Degner, E. Dahlquist. 3RDROW: C. DeFabio, G. Cuozzo, D. Costanzo, R. DeLonge, D. Cluff, A. DiMicco, R. Devinney. 4TH ROW:N. Conti, S. Cox, W. Cross, J. Crane, R. Degroal, T. Dawson, R. Cree.

HOMEROOM 7 — ROW 1: C. Dooley, P. Donnelly, D.Erickson, P. Dunlop, N. Donovan, D. Dolsen, T.Esposito. ROW 2: A. Dolid, N. Dixon, P. Donnelly, S. Domershk, R. Dubin, N. Drummond, D. Dunikowski.ROW 3: S. Dole, C. Duffy, S. Eberle, M. Draney, C. DuBoyce, R. Faldufi. ROW 4: S. Dwyer, D. Eastabrook,G. Eilbacher, P. Dwyer.

HOMEROOM 8 — ROW 1: J.Farrell, M. Gilroy, E. Gershman,M. Fischer, D. Gallanter, G.Ganz, C. Fus. ROW 2; B. Gal-lanler, R. Gaughan, L. Farkos,B. Freeman, R. Ginther, J. Gol-ligan. ROW 3; S. Fecho, D.Fischer, D. Giegrich, P. Finichel,M. Gettis. ROW 4: R, Fedirko,K. Farrell, W. Foppert.

HOMEROOM 9 — 1ST ROW: B.Healey, S. Guemple, C, Hanken,E. Harrison, B. Greitzer, J.Grady, D. Goldberg, S. Haltom.2ND ROW: M. Gross, R. Good-hart, J. Gordon, M. Green, J.Goldberg, M. Hayeck, J. Golden-berg. 3RD ROW: W. Honey, A.Haddad, L. Giogorski, R. Heins,G. Grimshaw, C. Hammock, J.Grun. 4TH ROW: J. Gustavsen,R. Harris, C. Harlan, K. Heger,

F. Graskewitz, M. Goldberg, J.Guskin.

HOMEROOM 11 — ROW 1: LJohnson, P. Humphries, D. Hig-gins, M. Jutick, H. lyes, t . lyes,L. Jockson, A. Jordon. ROW 2:C. Heller, P. Hight, N. Hunter,P. Jackson, P. Hrynyk, L. Huckel,J. Higbie. ROW 3: F. Johannsen,A. Hopkins, D. Johnston, I . Hulig-han, C. Higgins, N. Jesionowski,N. Johnson, G. Hilbert. ROW4: G. Henderson, D. Irving, T.Hubiok, D. Hellhake, W. Hyer,J. Hume, G. Hicks.

HOMEROOM 208 — 1ST ROW:N. Kasdon, D. Kaiser, P. Korner,N. Kelly, K. Kiamie, S. Katz, L.Krilov, K. Koehler, K. Keimig.2ND ROW: P. Kaiser, S. Knowl-son, S. Kleiner, A. Korky, C.Karlson, J. Kempf, L. Klein, T.Kirwan, P. King. 3RD ROW: J.Karpf, K. Kiamie, J. Knego, R.Kozokiewica, A. Kosowski, R.Kiley, B. Koralis, D. Koch. 4THROW: J. Krankoff, H. Krichman,E. Knouer, R. Korngut, J. Kopel-man, R. Knox, B. Kochero, K.Kenlan.

The Four Furies

ROW 1: V. Lefrancois, J. Lantz, G. Lerhordt, T. Mochuzak, B. Leonard,M. Kuntzman, P. Machuzok, K. LiHer, J. Kurisko. ROW 2: I. Maffiore,B. Lerner, D. Levonas, L. Lcrsen, R. Kriz, C. Lovelond, A. Livin9st0n,J. Loderstedl. ROW 3: N. Linderoth, H. Levett, D. Lauren, K. Man-hardt, N. Liberio, S. Lostan, M. Kurdilla, W. Lancaster. ROW 4: T.Marantz, G. Lacock, P. Lamp, A. Langheinrich, R. Mack, A. Krol,D. Kronmeyer.

HOMEROOM 210 — 1ST ROW:J. Miller, P. Mendola, I. Moses,A. Mix, L. Marino, L. McComb,J. Money, S. Matthews. 2NDROW: S. Margosian, V. Mauler,J. Murray, R. Mintz, R. Maziella,E. Margolis, G. Morton. 3RDROW: R. Morone, T. McNeil), W.McCarthy, T. Moloney, L. Meyer,B. Maucione, R. Mayer, S. Menge.FOURTH ROW: M, Mitnick, J.Martin, W. McGrady, D. Miller,D. Matthews, J. Merritt, R. Mc-Leod, S. Meese, R. Moncelsi.

HOMEROOM 211 — 1ST ROW:B. Musso, M. Pilewski, B. Pinkney,K. Nevitt, C. Pavinie, D. Nolan,J. Palmieri, F. Ortiz. 2ND ROW:T. Petleta, E. Nappen, K. My-siak, A. O'Leary, A. Penvenne,R. Mozzella, C. Oram. 3RD ROW:R. Peorce, E. Odell, B. Peterson,R. Page, T. Peer, D. Paul, D.Ogden. 4TH ROW: W. O'Brien,J. Nietzel, P. Niesi, P. Nikatuk,J. Petrone, G. Newhardt, G.Olson, M. Nordstrom.

HOMEROOM 212—ROW 1: I. Schloff, P. Schwiening, E. Sicko, E. Siegel, G. Rutmoyer, G. Sexton, N.Symson, N. Semon. ROW 2: J. Shapiro, B. Sforza, P. Sliker, H. Schwartzbach, N. Sechrist, G. Shames,S. Schecter. ROW 3: B. Schoeller, E. Sirkin, E. Schwartz, J. Santos, P. Sherrod, D. Sallee, D. Severs, W.Scanlon. ROW 4: S. Schink, S. Schedin, R. Schuster, D. Sehwortzbach, T. Schrieber, G. Schanker, J.Selcik, W. Simpson.

HOMEROOM 306 — ROW 1:M. Reilly, A. Randall, H. Rosen-berg, R. Rondle, M. Reilly, J.Reade, W. Roberts. J. Rocky,M. Prutzman. ROW 2: 1. Runne,K. Pomerantz, J. Rastelli, A.Rodriguez, D. Quaglid, D.Preuss, N. Playle, J. Rankin.ROW 3: R. Rastelli, M. Rutan,M. Riha, M. Qoinn, S. Potts, J.Putz, T. Pozarek, W. Rowbothom.ROW 4: C. Ross, J. Rudd, G.Pollard, T. Rinaldi, T. Rau, D.Rappoport, R. Pranio.

HOMEROOM 308 — ROW 1; B.Stauffer, J. Trezza, B. Volvo, S.Softman, D. Tamburr, M. Wal-lace, S. Wait, B. Spaeth, S.Stanton. ROW 2: K. Turk, E.Wagner, G. Smith, V. Stehlin, R.Tyndall, C. Tinnesz, C. Vogel, L.Tripoli. ROW 3: C. Sommerville,J. Towne, G. Sullivan, K. Walsch,Talcott, S. Ulichny, J. Tinnesz.ROW 4: D. Speer, Van Schoick,W. Sopko.

HOMEROOM 309 — 1ST ROW:H. Xenelis, L. Yacker, M. Ya-guda, C. Wiese, D. Warchol, M.Wilson, P. Weber, S. Weiner.2ND ROW: M. J. WashananyC. Zairla, V. Yanuzzi, S. Wil-loughby, B. Weinstein, G. Wolff,D. Weiner. 3RD ROW: R. Ward,N. White, C. Weiner, A. Wil-liams, J. Yacker, T. Woltowicz,J. Waugh. 4TH ROW: R. Weiss,W. Yacker, W. Waters, F. Wil-liams, H. Williams, D. Yerkes WWeberbauer.

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E/iza Doolittle Janet BrubakerHenry Higgins Sherman KisnerColonel Pickering Bruce KentAlfred P. Doolittle Jeffrey MorrisMrs. Eynsford Hill Catherine MoloneyFreddy Eynsford Hill Wallace O'BrienMrs. Pearce Lois KucharikMrs. Higgins Ellen FraitesZoltan Karpathy Jody TabatMrs. Hopkins Kerry Mysiak

STUDENT-FACULTYCOLLOQUIA

1ST ROW: G. Apgsr, A. Base, B. Sacade, D. Costanzo, G. Sands,S. Rodis, R. DeLong. 2ND ROW: P. Niez, D. DiRini, R. Malella,T. Shriver, P. Nie2, R. Knauer, J. Nolan, C. Popik, A. King.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Arbitblit, Coach Schmidt. C. Vogel, W. Lancaster. D. Eosterbrook, E. Faulkner, E.Jensen, D. Weeks, J. Farrell. Missing from picture: B. Miller, K. Kent, R. Cree, M. Curry, R. Bucker.

LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Manhart, T. D'Alieso, A. Club, Cooch Forrell, D. Milkowsky, V. Newmark, C. Turner.Missing are: C. Wright, C. C. Diakon.

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1ST ROW: K. Johnston, R. Jackson, J. Alesio. B. McLeod, H. Heorns, C.Brichett, R. Page, B. Soccade, J. Friedman, 2ND ROW: E. Kanuer, A.Hurdle, E. Bergen, N. Bell, J. Yuill, J. Dow, B. Mitnik, T. Gorin, B. Good,J. Hume, R, Lampharter, T. Rou, I. Place, S. Holleran. 3RD ROW: E.Shonker, T, Rinaldi, G. McGarry, P. Doscher, P. Lasinski, K. Korn, B.Sorge, W. Webberbauer, M. Nostrum, M. Pellatt, T. Time, G. Bubb, J.Porter, G. Olson, Coach Belle.

OFFICERS

NATIONALHONOR

SOCIETY

LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Daley, Advisor; Debra Aaron,Tutor Chairman; Henry Zielinslcf, Vice President; AlanBross, President; Richard Meth, Treasurer; LindaGarcia, Secretory.

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NEWS STAFF

FEATURES STAFF SPOTLIGHT EDITORS, left to right: Cathy Maloney, Paul Younghouse,Mike Gross, Rick Meth, Mike Marcus, Mark Lurinsky, Editor-in-Chief;George Sanford, Mike Goldberg, Alan Bross.

ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF

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VALHALLA STAFF

VALHALLA EDITORS, left to right: Diane Garretson, Jams Rolhbard,Editor-in-Chief; Lynn Limon, Mike Goldberg.

LANGUAGE

CLUBS

SPANISH CLUB

GERMAN CLUB

FRENCH CLUB

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ASTRONOMY CLUB

MEDICAL VOCATIONAL CLUB

PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB

CHEMISTRY CLUB

MUSIC CLUB

1PHILOSOPHY CLUB

ASSEMBLY USHERS

GYMNASTICS CLUB

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FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA

PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE

GIRLS' TENNIS CLUB

Slurp a shrpy. And how's the plumbing in your house?

DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.1929-1968

"free At Last, Free At Last, Thank God Almighty, We're FreeAt Last."

On April 4, 1968, an assassin's bullet shot down the champion of the civil rightsmovement, Dr. Martin King, Jr. It was a national tragedy, for not only was hea leader of the Negro people, he was the voice of human dignity and peace toall Americans.

Beginning in the late 1950's, Dr. King led boycotts, sit-ins, and demonstrationsin the name of equal rights for all. Preaching the concept of nonviolence that hehad learned from Ghandi, slowly but surely, progress was made. His efforts reacheda climax, when in 1964 the President signed into law the most comprehensive civilrights btli in history, a bill which outlawed discrimination in public accommodations.Later there was a voting rights bill, and just one week after his death, an act makingopen housing a law was passed.

When the more extreme elements of the movement shouted "Burn, baby, burn,"King answered with "Build, baby, build." For Martin Luther King had a dream. It wasa dream that, "one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of itscreed . . . that all men are created equal."

The night before he died it seemed as if he sensed the end of his life. In a speechin Memphis he claimed that he was no longer concerned about death. "I just want todo God's will, and He's allowed me to go up the mountain. And I've looked over, andI've seen the Promised Land. I may not get there with you, but I want you to knowtonight that we as a people will get to the Promised land."

As we leave high school to begin our lives as adults, it will be our responsibilityto see that his people do reach the Promised land.

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