for reference · carol ann alberts trenton sc, b.a. english robert babetski bloomsburg s.c., b.s....
TRANSCRIPT
i
For Reference
Not to be taken
from this library
CHANFOflO PUBLIC LIBRARY NJ.
JUN.211994
INTRODUCTION
Class of Nineteen Sixty-One, this is
the record of your intellectual and
social growth during the past four
years. We hope that in the future
these pages will bring to mind your
rewarding days at C.H.S.
GOLDEN
CONTENTSFACULTY Page 6
SENIORS Page 16
ACTIVITIES Page 76
ATHLETICS Page 100
UNDERCLASSMEN ...Page 120
Published by
THE SENIOR CLASS
CRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL
Cranford, New Jersey
"Now hear this!" We,
the Class of 1961,
proudly dedicate our
senior annual to our
principal, Mr. Zimmer-
man. His sense of hu-
mor, his ability to com-
mand respect, and his
awareness of the indi-
vidual reflect the quali-
ties of an administrator
and friend. We could
not ask for more.
DEDICATION
ADMINISTRATION
DR. CLARK W.McDERMITH
University of Illinois, M.A.Columbia University, Ed.D.
Supen'n/enc/enf of Schools
G. FRANK ZIMMERMAN
Bucknell University, B.A.Columbia University, M.A.
Principal
FRANK G. MARTZ
University of North DakotaA.B.
University of MinnesotaM.A.
Director ofSecondary Education
CHARLES POST
Rider College, B.S.Rutgers University
M.Ed., Ed.S.
Vice-Principal
W:
••sa
CAROL ANN ALBERTS
Trenton S C , B.A.
English
ROBERT BABETSKI
Bloomsburg S.C., B.S.
Science
ALBERT BALLINGER
New York University, B.S., M.A.
Business Education
BARBARA BENT
Montclair S.C., A.B.
English
JOSEPH B. BLANCHETTE
Suffolk University, A.B.
French
DONALD BLEEKE
University of Miami, A.B.Boston University, A.M.
Heading
HEIENE BLOOM
Syracuse University, B.A.
English
h
VINCENT BODINO
Montclair S.C., B.A.
Mathematics
EDWARD J. BOYLE
St. Peter's College, A.BRutgers University, M A .
Social Studies
HUBERT BROWN
Niagara University, B.S., M Ed.
Business Education
ROBERT E. BROWN
Rutgers University, B S., M.Ed.
Guidance
JACK CAMPBELL
Cornell College, B.A.University of Illinois, M.A.
Social Studies
COURTLAND S. DALEY
Trinity College, B.S.Columbia University, M.A.
Professional Diploma
Science
ROY G. DANIELS
Newark S.C., B.S.Rutgers University, M.A.
Guidance
iZ
JOHN DRABBLE
Rutgers University, A.B., M.A.
Social Studies
ELIZABETH DURRELL
Elizabeth General HospitalSchool of Nursing, R.N.
New York University
Medics/
RICHARD P. EICHNER
Seton Hall University, A.B.
Latin
STUART GOLDBLATT
Columbia College, B.A.Columbia University, M.A.
Social Studies
JOHN ELDER
Dickinson College, B.S.
Science
Ifc >JOSEF GOODMAN
Juilliard School of Music, B.S.New York University, M.A.
Industrial Arts
HERBERT FARRELL
Indiana University, B.S , M.S.
Physical Education
STANLEY GRAYSON
Temple University, B.S.
Physical Education
MICHAEL GLENNON
Seton Hall University, B.S.Rutgers University, M.Ed.
Eng/isn
JOSEPH S. GRODZKI
King's College, B.A.
Mathematics
LOUIS F. HAAR
Conservatories of Berlin,Leipzig, Paris
Rutgers University, B.S.
German
SYLVIA HALPERN
Hunter College, B.A.
Science
ELLA M. HAVER
Montclair S.C., B.A.Columbia University, M.A.
Science
ALBERT HEIN
Montclair S C , B A.
Mathematics
DIANE HORTON
Bucknell University, B.A.Columbia University, M.A.
English
LLOYD H. JACOBSBoston University, B.S.Monlclair S.C., M.Ed.
MERLYN W. JONES
S.T.C. Bloomsburg, Pa., B.S Ed.Montclair S.C., M.A.
Mathematics
MARIE KERZMAN
New York University, B.A , M.A.
Spanisn
MARY KING
St. Joseph's College, B.A.
English
LOIS KIRN
Panzer College, B.A.
Physical Education
DORIS M. KOPP
Montclair S.C., B.A.
French
HARRY LAWRENCE
Trenton S.C., B.S.New York University, M.A.
Business Education
JAMES LENNY
New York University, B.A,, M.A.
Vocal Music
MARILYN LIEBOWITZ
Northwestern University, B.A.
English
LAWRENCE O. LITTMAN
Rutgers University, A.B., M.Ed.
Mathematics
ni m
BURTON W. LONGENBACH
Kutztown S.T.C., B.S.Columbia University, M.A.
Art
WILLIAM MARTIN
Gettysburg College, A.B.Springfield College, M.Ed.
Physical Educafion
RUTH A. MCCARTNEY
Pamer College, B.S.
Physical Education
\
SHIRLEY McKEEBY
Douglass College, B.S.
Home Arts
IRVING MOSKOWITZ
New York University, B.S.
industrial Arts
FLORENCE E. NORTHCUTT
Newark S.C., B.A.
NORMAN ORENSTEIN
Rutgers University, B.S.
English
EDWARD OTTO
Rutgers University, B.S.New York University, M.A.
Social Studies
RICHARD PATTON
Trenton S.C., B.A.
Industrial Arts
tr-
ANNE PERONE
Montclair S.C., B.A.
Mathematics
LEE
Mo
Bu:
DOLASCO PETTI
ntclairS.C, B.A.
siness Education
JEAN POQUETTE
Montclair S.C., B.A.
Business Education
ANGELOSeton Hall U
Spa
M. PREITEniversity, B.S
nish
ROGER POIRIERTufts University, B.A.
Springfield College, M.Ed.,Professional Diploma
French
Col
FRANK E. RAMSEY
Susquehanna, A.B.umbia University, M.A.
English
MARGARET RHEINMontclair S.C., B.A
Rutgers University, M.Ed.
Guidance
DOROTHY ROBINSONTrenton S.C., B.S.
New Yoik University, M.A
Business Education
BARBARA R. ROTENBERG
Cornell University. B.S.
Home Arfs
ISAAC M. RUSSO
Stroudsburg S.T.C., B.S.New York University, M.A.
Spanish
RAYMOND SABIN
Montclair S.C., B.A.
English
EDWARD M. SCHWARTZ
Rutgers University, B S., M.Ed.
Mathematics
BEATRICE SCHWOERER
Montclair S.C., B.A.Columbia University, M.A.
Mathematics
THOMAS SCUTRORider College, B.S.
Montclair S.C., M.Ed.Business Education
PAUL W. SELBY
Trenton S.C., B.S.Rutgers University, M.Ed.
Driver Education
JANE K SEYMOUR
Columbia University, B.SMt. Sinai School of Nursing, R N.
Health Education
FRANK SPADA
Fordham University, B.S.Columbia University, M.A.
English
GEORGE TOENESIthaca College, B S.
University of North Caro
M.Ed.
Instrumental Music
STEPHEN R SWETITS
Seton Hall University, B.A.
Latin
ELMER M. WEBER
Yankton College, B.A.University of Nebraska, M.A.
Rutgers University, M.L.S.
l ibrarian
THEODORE TAUB
Rutgers University, B.A.University of Chicago, M.A.
English
CHARLES J. WEIGAND
Oswego T.C., B.S., M.S.
Industrial Arts
WILLIAM M. TREVERTON
Davidson College, B.A.New York University, M.A., Ph.D.
School Psychologist
GERALDINE WEINBLATT
New York University, B.S.
English
SEYMOUR WEISS
Rutgers University, B.ANew York University, M.A.
Social Studies
OLIVER L. WEST
Harvard University, B.A.Columbia University, M.A.
Mathematics
WALTER L. WILSON
Springfield College, B.S.
Social Studies
JEANETTE WONG
University of Michigan, B.A.
Art
MICHAEL YANUZZI
Seton Hall University, B.S., M.A.
Science
n 111 mi 0 r i inn
Miss Elizabeth Lucia Dnrrell
"Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayedon thee: because he trusteth in thee.
Trust ye in the Lord for ever: for in the Lord JEHOVAH is ever-lasting strength."
Isaiah 26: 3-4
"Only I M more days 'til graduation."
"For the last time . . ."
"You expect me to eat all of it?"
FACULTYOFF
GUARD
. with the world's great mathematicians, Cavalieri, Einstein, Gauss, Daley, West
%•
' v = , . >•."* 5 - ' *
Sf• •
%•
* • • 1961
KAY FRANCES AGNEW
"Aggie" . . . gay and carefree . . .times with Kay are never dull , , ,dislikes people who are late . . .always seen with Nancy and Jane. . . future nurse.
French Cl12; DancComm
b 11; Future Teachers of AmericaCommittee 10, 11, 12; Prom
11; Girls7 Sports 10, 11, 12.
ELLEN MARIE AHR
"Tank" . . . considerate . . • ath-letically inclined . . . often found inthe girls' gym . . . "That's thebreaks'." . . . seen with Joanne, Pat,and Judy . . . teaching profession.
Student Council 11; Spotlight Staff 9, 10,11, 12; Spanish Club 12; Future Teachersof America 10, 12; Vocational Medical Club9, 11; Biology Club 10; Assembly Ushers11, 12; Senior Play Crew 9, 12; DanceCommittee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee11; Girls' Chorus 10; Girk ' Sports 9, 10,11, 12; Modern Dance 9, 10, 11, 12.
CAROL ANN ALDER
"Miss Fit" . . . to know her is to loveher . . . dreamy eyes . . . a loyaland trustworthy friend . . . one ofthe "Three Musketeers" . . . plansto be a secretary.
Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Com-mittee 11; Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12;Twirling Club 12.
CAROL MARIE ANDERSON
"Carol" . . . often rides in Don'swhite Pontiac . . . enjoys stenogra-phy . . . has a pleasant greeting forall . . . a future in business college.
Vocational Medical Club 9, 10; BiologyClub 10; Music Club 9; Dance Committee9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Choir10, 11; 9th Grade Mixed Chorus 9; ArcheryClub 9.
JANIE ANDRUS
"Bunny" . , . pleasures include col-lecting stuffed animals, talking onthe phone and listening to theradio . . . "Ah—so!" . . . thoughtsenior year was great . . . futurebusiness student.
Girls' Chorus 10; 9th Grade Mixed Chorus9; Modern Dance 9.
JOSEPH THOMAS APPEL
"Joe" . . . industrious . . . one of Mr."Y's" fans . . . enjoys chess andswimming . . . his favorite subject ismath . . . likes the color gold . . .co//ege.
Hi-Y 12; Chess Club 9, 10, 12; Band 9.
H. ALAN ARFKEN, JR.
"Al" . . . tall, good-looking andeasy-going . . . enjoys speech classand hi-fi . . . seen with Bob, Dick,and Ed . . . law school.
Hi-Y 11, 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; Mask &Bauble 12; Visual Aids 12.
JANET D. ARINSBERG
"Janet" . . . a lovely face and adisposition to match . . . loves todance and bowl . . . constant com-panions are Lorraine, Judy and Jo-Ann . . . she'll never forget theProm . . . beautician.
Red Cross 9, 10, 11; Library Council 12.
JANE CLAIRE ARNOLD
"Jane" . . . quiet . . . a true friend. . . pet peeve is twins . . . will al-ways remember Mr. "Y's" chemistryclass . . . seen with Nancy and Kay. . . college.
Spanish Club 12; Vocational Medical Club12; Biology Club 10; Dance Committee 9,10, 11; Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12; TwirlingClub 12; National Honor Society 12.
LOIS DIANE ARNOLD
"Lo" . • • her serene and confidentmanner has won her many friends. . . her boundless enthusiasm en-compasses football games and driv-ing . . . dislikes backseat drivers. . . usually found with Kay andLynn . . . college: private secretary.
Vocational Medical Club 12, Biology Club10; Senior Play Crew 12; Dance Commit-tee 9, 10, 11; Prom Committee 11; Girls'Sports 9, 10, 11, 12; Twirling Club 12.
MARY LYNN BRYAN-ASHWELL
"Lynn" . . . girl with a grin . . . fer-vent letter writer . . . zealous pizzaeater and horseback rider . . .proms will always leave a soft spotin her heart . . . college.
French Club 10; Spanish Club 12; BiologyClub 10; Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 12;Prom Committee 11; Girls' Chorus 9, 10,11, 12; Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12; Tum-bling Club 11, 12; Twirling Club 11, 12.
ROY DUANE BAIR
"Roy" . . . warm and well-mannered. . . helpful . . . loaded with spirit. . . dislikes talkative people . . .liked playing football . . . will meetthe challenge of college.
Red Cross 9; Executive Committee 12; Hi-Y12; Senior Play Cast 9, 11; Prom Commit-tee 11; Boys' Double Quartet 12; 9th GradeMixed Chorus 9; Football 10, 11, 12, Bas-ketball 10; Outdoor Track 11; Baseball 10.
LAWRENCE JOHN BAPST
"Larry" . . . quiet but friendly . . .seen with Ken, Steve, Jack, and Jeff. . . a member of our track feam. . . college.
Hi-Y 12; Senior Play Crew 12; Cross Coun-try 11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11; Indoor Track12; Outdoor Track 10, 11, 12.
JOSEPH BAPTISTA S
"Joe" . . • carefree . . . new addi-tion to C.H.S. . . . c&rs are his hob-by . . . a television fan . . . mostlikely to be seen in Elizabeth, hisold home town . . . plans to jointhe Air Force.
Moved from Elizabeth.
JOSEPH BARNA
"Joe" . . . quiet until you know him. . . will always remember his firstday at C.H.S. . . . dislikes peoplewho think they know everythingenjoys sports and driving . . . ser-vice.
Prom Committee 11; Visual Aids 12; StageCrew 12; Wrestling 10, Baseball 11, 12.
1
FRANCES KRISHNA BARNABY
"Fran" . . . always a friendly hello. . . understanding , , . mature . . .can usually be seen with Pat . . .wears her beautiful clothes well . . ."Tremendous!" . . . nursing career.
French Club 9, 10; Vocational MedicalClub 10; Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 12.
BRENDA SUE BEACH
"Bonnie" . . . inner warmth with anouter glow , . . "Good grief!" . . .artistically inclined . . . has flairfor designing clothes . . . may be-come a fashion designer.
Golden C Staff 12; Student Council 9, 11;Spotlight Staff 10, 11, Co-Art Editor 12,French Club 11, 12, Senior Play Cast 11;Prom Committee 11; Choir 10, 11, 12;Girls' Ensemble 12; Aft Club 12; NationalHonor Society 12.
LAWRENCE FRANCIS BEAUCHEA
"Larry" . . . helps whenever he can. . . "Take it easy and you'll livelonger" . . . pet peeve is care/essdrivers . . . active in sports . . .business career.
Biology Club 12; Forum Club 12; SeniorPlay Crew 12; Dance Committee 12; Base-ball 10.
WAYNE WILLIAM BENDER
"Wayne" or "Ben-Hur" . . . happy-go-lucky . . . can be seen in thedriver's seat of his green Chevy . . .pals are Rich and Rob . . . service.
Prom Committee 11; Football 10, 12; Wres-tling 9, 10, 11, 12.
£f
ROBERT ALBERT BENDLIN
"Sob" . . . an individualist . . .quiet man who speaks wisely . . .enjoyed bowling and basketballgames . . . plans to attend a print-ing school.
JACK FRANK BENES
"Jack" . . . a likeable fellow . . .enjoys going to drive-ins . . . hisfavorite subject is auto mechanics. . . usually seen at Jean's or Ted's. . . to work for I.B.M.
Stage Crew 9; Track 9; Swimming Club 9.(Arts High in Newark.)
IRISA BERZINSKIS
"Irisa" . . . quiet but friendly . . .always smiling . . . likes to sew . . .best friends are Ann and /ngeborg. . . favorite subject is chemistry . . .plans to study chemistry in college.
Red Cross 9; German Club 10, Secretary11, 12; Biology Club 10; forum Club 12;Photography Club 9, 10, 11, President 12;Prom Committee 11; Girls' Sports 9; LatinClub 12; National Honor Society 12.
NANCY ANN BIANCO
"Biank" . . . radiant smile . . . beau-tiful eyes . . . charming to know . . .can be seen with Tecla, Lynn, andJudie . . . will always remember thebasketball games . . . a career as asecretary.
Golden C Staff 12; Spotlight Staff 11; Bi-ology Club 10; Dance Committee 11, Girls'Sports 11.
RONALD WILLIS BIRD
"Ron" . . . pleasant to be with . . ."cool" dancer . . . record collector. . . pet peeve is snobbish girls . . .ordinarily seen at Cranfeen with hisfriends . . . Navy.
ALBA BONFIGUO
"Alba" . . . sugar, spice, and every-thing nice . . . frequently found atthe Diner . . . tikes fo relax . . .secretary.
Spotlight Staff 11.
LINDA ROBERTA BREITEL
"Lin" or "Brit" . . . not enoughhours in the day for this busy bee. . . exce//enf pianist . . . fond ofclothes, French, tall boys . . . extro-vert . . . beautiful hair end eyes.
Go/den C Staff 12; Student Council 10;National Honor Society 11, 12; SpotlightExchange Editor 11, Feature Editor 12;Executive Committee 11; French Club 11;Future Teachers of America 9, Secretary10; Forum Club President 12; Library Coun-cil 9, 10; Assembly Ushers 11, 12; PointSystem Committee 9, 10; Dance Committee9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Girls'Chorus 9, 10; 9th Grade Mixed Chorus9; Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11.
JUDITH A N N BOWNE
"Judie" . . . peppy, witty and pleas-ant . . . dislikes people who don'tsay "hello" . . . favorite expression"Stunod" . . . likes to skate . . .seen with Evie, Nancy and Pat.
Golden C Staff 12; Red Cross 9, 10, 11;Senior Play Crew 12; Dance Committee 9;Girls' Sports 10.
FRANK J. BRESCHERi/
"Frank" . . . a cheerful smile anda friendly greeting . . . pats areFrank and Barry . . . relaxes by talk-ing with friends and driving around. . . " A h — s o . ' " . . . a sc ience e n -
thusiast . . . education.
Student Council 9; French Club 12; Boys'Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Visual Aids 9, 10.
PATRIC IA C A R O L BOYETTE
"Patty" . . . vibrant, enthusiastic . . ,a chatterbox . . . loved Mr. "YVchemistry class . . . dating and eat-ing rate high . . . will make anexcellent teacher.
Go/den C Staff 12; Student Council 12; RedCross 9; Spotlight Staff 12; Class OfficerSecretary 12; French Club 12; Future Teach-ers of America 12; Vocational Medical Club10; Dance Committee 9, 10, Co-Chairman11, 12; Prom Committee 11; 9th GradeMixed Chorus 9; G.A.A. Council 11, Vice-President 12; Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12;Modern Dance 9, 10, 11; Cheerleader 10,11, Secretary 12; National Honor Society12.
CHARLES C. BREWSTER ^
"Charlie" . . . a fremendous person-ality . . . his wit surpasses all . . .pet peeve is the University of Indi-ana . . . seen driving around in his"new time machine" . . . w/7/ attendan agricultural college.
Biology Club 10; Dance Committee 9; PromCommittee 11; Boys' Glee Club 12; Wres-tling 9, 10; Indoor Track 9, 10; OutdoorTrack 10.
STANLEY M. BROSS
"Stan" . . . capable student . . .enjoys math . . . loyal Yankee fan. . . customarily with Dick and Dave. . . has sights set on accounting.
Red Cross 11; Visual Aids 10, 11.
DONALD E. BROUGHTON
"Don" . . . serious . . . ordinarilyworking on his '49 Chevy . . . horse-back riding and dancing are favor-ite pastimes . . . will never forgetC.H.S.
Red Cross 10, 11, 12; Senior Play Crew11, 12; Prom Committee 11, Choir 12;Boys' Glee Club 11; Visual Aids 9, 10, 111?; Stage Crew 10, 11.
EILEEN BURG
"La Verne" . . . a k e e n mind . . .
will long be remembered as"Eartha" in the Senior Play . . . en-joys listening to music and just talk-ing . . . future speech therapist.
Red Cross 10; Vocational Medical Club 12,Forum Club 12; Library Council 12; Sen-ior Play Cast 12; Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12;Girls' Sports 12.
TAifc
DENNIS WILLIAM BYRNES
"Dennie" . . . brown-eyed charmer. . . something special . . . the smilethat ladies love . . . inseparable partof quartet including Jack, Bob, andTom . . . future in commercial artseducation.
Executive Committee 11; Hi-Y 12; DanceCommittee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee11; Cross Country 10, 11; Basketball 9, 10;Indoor Track 11, 12; Outdoor Track 12;Baseball 9, 10.
FRANK J. BYRNES
"Jack" . . . sociable . . . everyone'sfavorite . . • especially dislikeshomework and poorly made pizzas. . . closest buddies are Jack andRosey . . . college.
Student Council 9, 10; Hi-Y 12; Dance Com-mittee 9. 12; Prom Committee 11; StageCrew 12; Cross Country 9; Basketball 9,10; Baseball 9, 10.
ELIZABETH ELLEN CAMERON
"Betty" . . . fun-loving . . . dislikesprejudiced people . . . likes to meetpeople . . . fun to know . . . a truefriend . . . business school.
Spotlight Staff 9, 11; Red Cross 9, 10, 11,12; Dance Committee 10, 11 Girls' Chorus9, 10.
ELLEN F. CAREY
"El" . . . short and peppy . . . likeso many, she has the driving bug. . . Diane and Barb are favoritecompanions . . . will be an excep-tional secretary.
Spotlighl Staff 11.
FRANKLIN D. CARITHERS
"Frank" . . . man to be remembered. . . enjoys physics and photography. . . loves basketball and wrestling. . . Air Force after graduation.
Red Cross 9, 10, 11; Biology Club 10;Music Club 10; Senior Play Crew 11.
RICHARD DON CARLSON
"Don" . . . not a care . . . typicalladies' man . . . one of "Uncle 0/-lie's" stalwarts . . . where there'sNeil, there's Don . . . to attendan engineering college.
Executive Committee 11; Hi-Y 12; SpanishClub 12; German Club 10; Dance Commit.tee 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Boys'Glee Club 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, 11, 12.Wrestling 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 1011, 12.
I
ROBERT L. CLARE, III
"Bob" . . . good-looking . . . well-known and well-liked . . . our Stu-dent Council President . . . the hostwith the most . . . will be a success-ful lawyer.
Student Council 9, President 12; ClassPresident 9, 10, 11; German Club 11;Dance Committee 9, 10, 11; Prom Com-mittee 11, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Wres-tling 9, 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 9, 10,11; Latin Club 12.
GAIL LORRAINE CLAUER
"Gail" . . . a lovely smile . . . won-derful to know . . . ''Gosh!" . . . ap-preciates promptness . . . a friendof Joan . . . future plans includeoffice work.
Golden C Staff 12.
DAVID ALFRED CLAY
"Don" . . . usually found worryingabout the squeaks and rattles inhis white Pontiac . . . cheerful . . •a dedicated worker . . . helpful andconsiderate . . . spends much of histime with Eddie.
Outdoor Track 11, 12.
KAREN JUDITH CLEMENSEN
"Karen" . . . always talking . . .
musically inclined . . . enjoys swim-
ming and boating . . . "Bye-ee" . . .
pet peeve is noisy underclassmen
. . . career in advertising.
Spotlight Staff 10; Photography Club 9,10; Library Council 9, 10, 11, 12; SeniorPlay Crew 12; Dance Committee 9, 10;Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12; 9th Grade MixedChorus 9.
RICHARD F. COFFEY
"Dick" . . . a man with a friendly
smile . . . has a kind word for all
. . . enjoys cars, especially his Ford
. . . a sure success in any endeavor.
Hi-Y 11, IndoorTrack 10, 11.
Track 10, 11; Outdo.
ROBERT B. COHEN
"Bob" . . . a successful scholar . . .
found in labs . . . has fond memories
of his teachers . . . future scientist.
National Honor Society 11, 12; Amid Scien-tiae 10, 11, 12; Forum Club 9, 11, 12; MusicClub 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 9, 10, 11,12; Stamp Club 9, 10; Senior Play Cast 9,10, 11; Choir 10; Visual Aids 9, 10, 11, 12;Wrestling 9, 10; Tennis 9, 10, 11.
ILEANA L. COLLAZO
"Snaps" . . . talkative . . . beautiful
clothes . . . an independent thinker
. . . "That's life!" . . . college.
Golden C Staff 12; Student Council 10,11; French Club 12; Spanish Club 10, 11,President 12; Biology Club 9; Mask &Bauble 11; Senior Play Cast 12; DanceCommittee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee11; Girls' Sports 9, 10; Modern Dance 9,10.
ROSALIE WOODSON COLLINS
"Ro" . . . hard-working, efficient . . .
a talented writer . . . loves poetry
. . . Creative Writing Club will never
forget her brilliant contributions • • •
college.
Spanish Club 11; Amici Scientiae 11, 12,Prom Committee 11; Creative Writing ClubVice-President 11, 12.
PATRICIA C. COLUCCI
"Pat" . . . a fashion plate with love-
ly hair . . . a pleasure to know . . .
she and Fran are inseparable . . . a
small girl with a big heart , . . sec-
retarial school.
Red Cross 9; Future Teachers of America9; Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 12.
yRICHARD MEREDITH CONLEY
"Rick" . . . high ranking student andarduous worker . . . energetic foot-ball player . . . the cream of thecrop . . . college.
Golden C Staff 12; National Honor Society11, 12; Spotlight Staff 12; Class OfficerPresident 12; Executive Committee 10; Hi-YVice-President 11, 12; Dance Committee9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee PublicityChairman 11, Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wres-tling 9, 10.
DIANNE COONEY
"Di" . . . sincere and understanding. . . fun to talk to . . . admired bymany . . . "Eee-gadsl" . . . showsgood taste in clothing . . . collectsrecords . . . loves to dance.
Spanish Club 12; Photography Club 11;Dance Committee 11; Girls' Sports 10.
BONNIE GAIL COPELAND
"Bonnie" . . . sweet and sincere . . .cheerful . . . well-dressed . . . short,shiny hair . . . a terrific pianist . . .often seen with Pat . . . feacher.
Go/den C Staff 12; Student Council 10, 12,Executive Committee 12; French Club 11,12; German Club 10; Future Teachers ofAmerica 10, 12; Forum Club Secretary 12;Music Club 11, 12; Dance Committee 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Girls' Chorus 10;9th Grade Mixed Chorus 9; National HonorSociety 12.
LOIS CARUTHERS COPSON
"Lo" . . . a whiz at math . . . foundwith Janine and Jill . . . will alwaysremember Mr. Wesfs classes . . .scientific career.
Student Council 9, 11; National Honor So-ciety 11, 12; Spotlight Staff 12; FrenchClub 10, 11, 12; Future Teachers of Ameri-ca 12; Biology Club 10; Amici Scientiae 12;Mask & Bauble 10, 11; Point System Com-mittee 9, 10, Dance Committee 9, 10, 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Choir 10; Girls'Chorus 12; 9th Grade Mixed Chorus 9;Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11. 12; Modern Dance11; Twirling Club 11.
JOHN ROBERT COX
"Jack" . . . good-natured . . . "takeit slow" . . . known for his timelyremarks . . . most commonly foundcruising around with Earl . . .another college student on the way.
Hi-Y 12; Prom Committee 11; Football 9,10; Soccer 11, 12; Indoor Track 10, 11;Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12.
i
CLINTON E. CRANE
"Clint" . . . lots of friends . . . lifeof the party . . . always roaming inthe "Green Merc" . . . terrific tennisand hockey player . . . college.
Student Council 12; Red Cross 9; Hi-Y11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Soccer 10, 11,12; Outdoor Track 9; Tennis 10. 11, 12.
GERALD I. CREIGHTON
"Jerry" . . . quiet and thoughtful. . . clean cut . . . one of oursoccer players . . . free fime is spentat parties or with Roy . . . college.
Student Council 11; Hi-Y 12; Soccer 11, 12,Wrestling 9, 10, 11; Baseball 10.
MARGARET I. CUSHING
"Peggy" . . . shy but very friendly. . . disapproves of bleached hair. . . Heide and Gail are two of hermany friends . . . enjoys writing let-ters . . . secretary.
Library Council 10, 11. 12.
RONALD FREDERICK JAMESDADD, JR.
"Ron" . . . one in a million . . .good-looking . . . holidays, mathand sports are his favorites . . . hisfriendly way will insure his successin college.
Student Council 9. 12; Executive Commit-tee 10, 11; Hi-Y 11, 12, German Club 10,11, National Honor Society 12.
NEIL WILLIAM DALY
"Neil" . . . more bounce to theounce . . . freckles—"a million andone" . . . man of few words . . .dislikes girls who smoke . . . college.
Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, IndoorTrack 10, 11; Baseball 9, 11, 12.
JOAN MARIE DAVIS
"Joanie" . . . friendly and capable. . . likes records and twirling . . .found at the Peppermint Room . . .will make an excellent secretary.
Go/den C Staff 12; Senior Play Crew 12,Choir 12; Girls' Chorus 10, 11; 9th GradeMixed Chorus 9; Girls' Sports 12, TumblingClub 12; Twirling Club 11, 12.
JUDITH MAE DAVISON
"Judy" . . . good-looking blonde . . .friendly word for all . . . en/oys dat-ing and driving . . . often seen withBarb, Ellen, and Pat . . . a sure suc-cess in college.
Golden C Staff 12; Student Council 10;National Honor Society 11, 12, Spot/ightStaff 12; Executive Committee 11; SpanishClub 11, Treasurer 12; Future Teachers otAmerica 9, 10; Vocational Medical Club11. 12; Biology Club 10; l ibrary Council9; Assembly Jshers 11, Captain 12; PointSystem Committee 9, 10; Dance Commit-tee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11.
STANLEY WILLIAMDICKERSON, JR.
"Lee" . . . light-hearted . . . good-natured . . . likes relaxation andgirls . . . favorite subject is chemis-try . . . usually seen with Jack orRon . . . college.
Amici Scientiae 12; Senior Play Crew 10,11, 12; Dance Committee 10, 11, 12; PromCommittee 11; Visual Aids 9, 10, 11, Sec-retary-Treasurer 12; Stage Crew 9, 10, 11,12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10.
WALTER FREDRICK D I C K I N S O N ^
"Wally" . . . a real great guy . . .thinks amber lights are "nasty stuff". . . likes stock car races . . . bestfriends are George and Bob . . . afuture commercial art student.
Senior Play Crew 12.
PATRICIA A N N DiCLERICO
"Pat" . . . always talking . . . fon.lov'mg . . . many friends includeBonnie and Kathy . . . our favoritewaitress at the Peppermint Room. . . a future nurse.
Spotlight Staff 12; Red Cross 9; SpanishClub 12; Vocational Medical Club 10, 11,12; Election Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Sen-ior Play Crew 12; Dance Committee 9, 10,11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Choir 10, l l '12; Girls' Ensemble 12; 9th Grade MixedChorus 9; G.A.A. Council 9; Girls' Sporl'9, 10, 11, 12.
y>W9«m^^^
\
WILLIAM MICHAEL Dl TULLIO
"Bill" . . . one of the last of ourrugged individualists . . . prominentin Visual Aids escapades . . . usuallyseen with Ron . . . a man of letters. . . C.H.S. will miss Bill.
Go/den C Staff 12; Spotlight Staff 12; RedCross 9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y 12; Amici Scien-tiae 10. President 11, 12; Chess Club Vice-President 11; Senior Play Crew 12; As-tronomy Club President 11, 12; Dance Com-miftee 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Boys'Glee Club 11, 12; Visual Aids 9, 10, Treas-urer-Secretary 11, President 12; Stage Crew9, 10, 11, 12; Radio Club 10, 11, 12.
N. RUTH DIVINS
"Divie" . . . freckle-faced and mis-chievous . . . an all-American girl. . . regularly patronizes the Pepper-mint Room with Ro and Joan.
Golden C Staff 12; Sporfigftr Staff 11;Girls' Chorus 12; Girls' Sports 11, 12;Tumbling Club 12; Twirling Club 11, Presi-dent 12.
BETTY DOLAN
"Betty" . . . serene and friendly . . •likes writing letters to Illinois . . .dislikes people who gossip • • •foots forward to graduation and afuture as a secretary.
JILL DONNELLY
"Jill" . . . peppy cheerleader . . .
radiating smile . . . often seen with
Jan and Kathie . . . usually found
in the gym . . . fondness for eating,
driving, dachshunds and wearing
purple . . . college.
Golden C Staff 12; Student Council 9, 10,11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Spot-light Staff 12; Spanish Club 11, 12; BiologyClub Vice-President 10; Mask & Bauble 12,Point System Committee 10; Dance Commit-tee 9, 10, 11. 12; Prom Committee 11;Choir 10, 11, 12, Girls' Ensemble 12, 9thGrade Mixed Chorus Secretary 9; G.A.A.Council 10, 11, President 12; Girls' Sports9, 10, 11, 12, Cheerleader 10, 11, Treas-urer 12.
JAMES DON DRUMM
"Don" . . . a delightful sense of
humor . . . perceptive . . . wonderful
companion . . . "Omei" . . . our
Spotlight editor . . . remembers
English class . . . college . . . a
future career in journalism.
Spotlight 9, 10, Boys' Sports Editor 11,Editor-in-Chief 12, French Club 12; MusicClub 9; Stamp Club 9, 10; Choir 10, 11,12; National Honor Society 12.
ARTHUR DOUD
"Art" . . . talented, happy-go-lucky
. . . seen with Andy and Dick . . .
likes driving and wrestling . . . fu-
ture includes college.
Student Council 9; Hi-Y 11, 12; GermanClub 10, 11; Amici Scientiae 11; Music Club12; Senior Play Cast 12; Choir 12; Boys'Double Quartet 12; Band 9, 10, 11; Soccer11, 12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12; OutdoorTrack 9, 10.
MARGARET KERR DUDLEY
"Mogie" . . . capable . . . an excel-
lent student . . . assistant editor of
the Golden C . . . loves to play
bridge . . . detests hot dogs . . . col-
lege will welcome her.
Go/den C Assistant Editor 12; StudentCouncil 11; National Honor Society 11, 12;Spotlight Staff 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club12; German Club 12, Future Teachers ofAmerica 11, 12; Vocational Medical Club10; Biology Club Secretary 10; Forum Club12; Assembly Ushers 11, 12, Senior PlayCrew 12; Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 12;Prom Committee 11; 9th Grade MixedChorus; Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12; Mod-ern Dance 9, 10, Secretary 12; Cheerleader10.
HENRY ARNOLD DREYER, JR.
"Henry" . . . tall boy with a big
smile . . . one of our better athletes
. . . active in football, basketball,
baseball . . . college.
Class Officer, Treasurer 12; Hi-Y 11, 12;Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11,12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12.
RICHARD ALFRED DUFTY
"Dick" . . . even disposition . . . al-
ways a smile . . . math, bowling,
and driving are his interests . . .
"That's tough!" . . . fond memories
o f t h e P r o m . . . t o s t u d y a rch i t ec -
ture in college.
Golden C Staff 12; Hi-Y 11, 12; VisualAids 12; Stage Crew 12
r
SHEILA M. EARLMAN
"Sheil" . . . a little serious and ap-pealmgly mysterious . . . her voicedoes her justice . . . an avid movie-goer . . . favorites include singing,dancing and listening to records . . .a medical career.
Red Cross Representative 9, 10, ExecutiveCommittee 11, 12; German Club 11; Vo-cational Medical Club 12; Forum Club 12;Prom Committee 11; Choir 11, 12; Girls'Ensemble 12; Girls' Chorus 10; 9th GradeMixed Chorus 9; Creative Writing Club 12.
DAVID ROBERT EATON
" D a v e " . . . a n ice guy . . • enjoys
all sports . . . "That's tough!" . . .seen in a '53 blue Plymouth withBob, Andy, and Rich . . . engineer.
National Honor Society 12; Hi-V 11, 12;German Club 12; Visual Aids 9; Stage Crew12; Soccer 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 9,Baseball 10, 12.
AROBERT PATRICK BBERT S
"Pat" . . . fascinating . . . spendsspare time playing his guitar . . . adate with two girls is quite a pre-dicament to be in . . . dancing isPat's delight.
Prom Committee I t ; Outdoor Track 12.
WALTER DAVID ENGEL
"Walt" . . . quiet and ambitious . . .likes the outdoors . . . Bud and Billare his buddies . . . geometry wasgreat . . . plans to be a designer.
Golden C Staff 12, Amici Scientiae 12,Dance Committee 12; Visual Aids 9, 12;Baseball 9.
CAROL LYNN ERDEI
"Carol" . . . gay and carefree . . ."Well, it's different" . . . interestedin sports and art . . . spends sparetime listening to hi-fi or driving . . .a future teacher.
Go/den C Staff 12; Red Cross 11; FutureTeachers of America 9, 10, 11; DanceCommittee 12; Prom Committee 11; Band12; Girls' 5ports 9, 10, 11, 12; Art Club11, 12; Twirling Club 11.
LOUIE JOHN ERICKSON
"Louie" . . . amiable and good-natured . . . abhors "phonies" . . .enjoys working with radios and TV's. . . ordinarily found with Bill . . -after graduation, the Air Force.
Radio Club 10.
ARLENE BARBARA FACTOR
"Ar" . . . nice things come in smallpackages . . . a quiet and sweetpersonality . . . credit interviewerat Koos Brothers . . . will make asuccessful secretary.
Go/den C Staff 12; Spotlight Staff 11;Executive Committee 9; Spanish Club 9, 10,11, Secretary 12; Senior Play Crew 12;Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Com-mittee 11; Girls' Chorus 10; Abraham ClarkHigh School, Roselle, 9; National HonorSociety 12.
RONALD FRANCIS FARINA
"Ron" . . . tall, dark, and handsome. . . a source of merriment . . .wishes girls with glasses would wearthem . . . Denny heads his list ofmany friends . . . college.
Hi-Y 11, 12; Music Club 12; Senior PlayCast 11; Dance Committee 11, 12; PromCommittee 11; Choir 10, 11, Treasurer 12;Boys' Double Quartet 12; Band 9; Football9, 10, 11; Crosi Country 12, Wrestling 9,10, 11, 12; Tennis 10.
JOHN WILLIAM FEDORKO
"Jack" or "Hi-Fi" . . . liked by rjll. . . quiet . . . end on our footballteam . . . best friends are Gaven,Gene, and Heino . . . plans to studyengineering in college.
Golden C Staff 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12;Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10,11, 12; National Honor Society 12.
RONALD BRYAN FERNANDEZ
"Ron" . . . friendly, easy-going, andadventuresome . . • seen with Rich,Walt, Bill . . . interested in cars . . .college.
Biology Club 10; Senior Play Crew 10, 11,12; Prom Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Boys'Glee Club 12, Visual Aids 9, 10, 11, Vice-President 12; Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12;Football 9, 10; Wrestling 9; Baseball 9;Radio Club Vice-President 11.
INGEBORG BRIGITTE FEY
"Inge" . . . an exceptional actress. . . a willing and productive worker. . . usually found in the Spotlightroom . . . will continue her educa-tion in college.
Golden C Staff Assistant Business Manager12; Student Council 9; Spotlight StaffFinance Manager 11, Composing Editor 12;Executive Committee 12; Spanish Club 12;Biology Club 10; Mask & Bauble 9, 10,Vice-President 11, President 12; Photography Club 9, 10; Dance Committee 9; Girls'Sports 9, 10, 11, 12; Modern D.mce 9;National Honor Society 12.
AGNES ROSE FINGERLIN
"Agg ie " . . . a talented musician. . . a flair for languages . . . muchof her time is spent in the bandroom . . . best friends are Bonnie,Ginny, and Ellen . . . a futureteacher.
Red Cross 9; German Club 11, 12; FutureTeachers of America 10; Forum Club 10;Music Club 12; Orchestra 10, 11, 12;Modern Dance 11; Dance Band 10, 11, 12.
PETER A. FISHER
"Pete" . . . rates high with both girlsand guys . . . likes autos, especiallya certain blue Olds . . . works as aclerk . . . another sailor on his way.
Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 12.
ROBERT B. FRAHME /
"Bob" . . . adept language student. . . hunting and fishing rate high. . . regular pals are Ron and Les. . . future student of languages.
Hi-Y 11, 12; French Club 11; GermanClub 10, 11, 12; Photography Club 11;Wrestling 9, 10.
WILFRED FLETCHER
"Billy" . . . fun-loving . . . enjoysstudy hall . . . spends much timelistening to the radio . . . enjoysmusic . . . to join the Navy.
KATHLEEN FRITTS
"Kathie" . . . a loyal and devotedfriend . . . likes driving, bowling,and sleeping late . . . usually seenin the Spotlight room . . . enjoyedher role in the senior play . . . col-lege.
Spotlight Staff 11, Business Manager 12;Future Teachers of America 9, 10, U , 12;Biology Club 10; Library Council 9, 10, 11,President 12; Senior Play Cast 12; DanceCommittee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee11; National Honor Society 12.
LOIS ANN FOSTER
"Ann" . . . considerate and likek. her hobby is collecting pnj(
cards . . . will always remember faday she received her school ring .besf friend, Ellen Germansky.
Forum Club 12; Library Council 12; GirliChorus 10, 11.
f.
LAWRENCE PETER FUHRO
"Larry" . . . sincere . . . a lahnlet
writer . . . unexcitable . • • wil l re
m e m b e r the senior play . . . an aid
hunter . . . plans to join the Marine!
Stamp Club 10, 11; Senior Play Cast »Astronomy Club 12, Orchestra 10.
WILLIAM HERBERT GALL, JR.
iitly" . . . a lively sense of humor. bright and friendly . . . well
ked . . . a good companion . . .ften seen driving his black Chevy
. service.
ident Council 10, Class Representative1; Hi-Y 11, 12; Dance Committee 9, Chair-
10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Foot-all 9, 10, 11; Indoor Track 9, 10, 11, Baseill 9, 10, 11, 12.
ROBERT GAMBLE
"Rosey" . . . sparkplug of the foot-ball team . . . driving and sports arehis favorite recreations . . . seen ina green Falcon . . . Myles, Tom, andJack are his best friends . . . hisgoal is to become a physical educa-tion teacher.
German Club 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12;Wrestling 10; Outdoor Track 11.
STEPHEN M. GATYAS, JR.
"Steve" . . . excels in sports . . .talented basketball player . . . usual-ly seen in his blue Ford . . . collegecomes next.
Hi-Y 11, 12, Dance Committee 9, 10. 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Football 9, 10,11; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track11, 12; Baseball 9, 10.
LINDA ANN GENTILE
j'nc/a" . . . our drum majorette . . .special charm . . . her pet peeve is
wothers . . . finds recreation in driv-ig . . . college.
udent Council 12; Spotlight Staff 12;ench Club 10, Spanish Club 12; Biologyub 10; Senior Play Crew 12; Dance
ammittee 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11;Wrier 11, President 12; Girls' Sports 9,), 11, 12; Modern Dance 9, 10; Twirlingub 11, 12.
GARY DANIEL GIPSON
"Gipper" . . . halfback and co-cap-tain of our football team . . . enjoysswimming and wrestling . . . favoritecolor is olive green . . . college.
Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11,12; Outdoor Track 9, 10.
KATHLEEN MARY GLEASON
"Kathy" . . . cheerful and carefree. . . "Cripesl" . . . enjoys sports anddriving . . . will never forget Com-mercial Office Practice . . . futurebusiness machine operator.
Golden C Staff 12; Dance Committee 11;Girls' Chorus 11, 12.
CONSTANCE ELAINEGLOGORSKI
"Connie" . . . optimist . . . experi-enced stenographer . . . part-timesecretary • . . favorite friends areLorraine and Sally . . . business col-lege.
dj0T
W
CHARLES CONNELLGOODFELLOW, III
"Chuck" . . . dependable andfriendly . . . a man of accomplish-ment . . . casual . . . enjoys math. . . a hoc/fey enthusiast . . . dating,eating and driving rate high . . . hisbest friends are Heino and Clint . . .college.
Golden C Staff 12; Student Council 11,Hi-Y 11, Treasurer 12, Senior Play Crew 12;Dance Committee 10, 11; Prom Committee11; Choir 10, President 12; 9th GradeMixed Chorus 9, Cross Country 11, 12;Indoor Track 11; Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11.12; National Honor Society 12.
GENE P. GRALL
"Gene" . . . always a we/comingsmile . . . talkative . . . "Mr. Cupid". . . "Age before beauty" . . . re-members his two years with "UncleOllie" . . . college.
Executive Committee 11; Hi-Y 11, 12; Bi-ology Club 10; Senior Play Cast 12; SeniorPlay Crew 9; Prom Committee 11; VisualAids 9, Secretary-Treasurer 10, 11, 12;Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12; football 10;Wrestling 9; Baseball 9, 10.
BARBARA ALICE GRAY
"Barb" . . . pretty, delightful senseof humor . . . spends much time withEvelyn . . . will always rememberclass rings . . . a future clerk-typist.
RONNIE DIANE GREENSTEIN
"Ron" . . . a fine sense of humor . . .talented dancer and artist . . . adedicated music lover . . . an eyefor clothes . . . art education is inthe future.
Student Council 9, 10; Spotlight Staff 12;French Club 12; Prom Committee 11; Girls'Chorus 10; G.A A Council 11; Cheerleader10, 11; Ceramic Club 10; Bowling Club 11;Hillside High School 9, 10, 11.
CAROL HOLLY GREUTER
"Carol" . . . pleasant and agree-able . . . loves sports, especiallybasketball and water skiing . . .Carol can usually be found talkingon the telephone with Janine . , .nursing career.
French Club Refreshment Chairman 10, 11;Amici Scientiae 12; Photography Club 12;Library Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Senior PlayCrew 12; Dance Committee 10; Girls' Sports9, 12; Latin Club 12.
JOAN ANNE GROOM
"Joanie" . . . quiet, but a goodc o m p a n i o n . . . a talented writer . . .
enjoys playing the clarinet . . . oftenseen wording in the medical room. . . teacher.
Spotlight Staff 11, 12; French Club 11, 12,Music Club 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls'Sports 9, 10, 11. 12; Modern Dance 9;Creative Writ ing Club 11, 12.
MARINA DIANE GRUICH
"Di" . . . vivacious, friendly andfun-loving . . . known for the blondehighlights in her hair . . . will alwaysremember cheering . . . found in the"P" Room . . . dental hygienist.
•Student Council 10, 11, 12, Red Cross 9;Executive Committee 12; French Club 10,11; Vocational Medical Club 10, 11, 12;Dance Committee 10, 11, 12; Prom Com-mittee 11; Choir 11, 12; Girls' Chorus 10;9th Grade Mixed Chorus 9; Girls' Sports9, 10, 11. 12; Modern Dance 10; Cheer-leader 12.
RAYMOND EDWARD GURAISKI
"Ray" . . . good-natured . . . likescars, driving, and Mr. Brown's lawclasses . . . fondly remembers thesenior door . . . has stamina whichwill insure success in college.
Boyi' Glee Club 10, 11, 9th Grade MixedChorus 9; Visual Aids 12; Stage Crew 12:Football 9.
MICHAELINE I. GYURIK
"Mickey" . . . quiet until you knowher . . • loyal friend . . • excels inEnglish . . . enjoys cruising around. . . career in nursing.
Vocational Medical Club 12, Mask & Bauble9; Senior Play Crew 12; Girls' Chorus 9,10; Henry Snyder High School 9.
DAVID WARD HARDY
"Dave" . . . magnetic personality. . . regular chatterbox . . . drivingand skin diving are his delights . . .thought "Uncle Ollie" was great . . .co//ege.
Golden C Staff 12; Student Council 12;Spol/ight Staff 9, Hi-V 11, 12; Chess Club9: Election Committee 10, 11, Chairman12; Senior Play Cast 11; Choir 10, 11, 12;Boys' Double Quartet 12; 9th Grade MixedChorus 9, Football 9, 10, 11; BasketballManager 10; Baseball Manager 9.
HERBERT WAYNE HASTRUP
"Bud" . . . enthusiastic, especiallyabout cars . . . favorite pastime-working at Crawford's station . . .will join the Marines.
LYNN NYGREN HEBBARD
"Lynne" . , . pleasant and pert . . .a talented twirier . . . "That's theway to go.'" . . . often seen withRuth and Rosemary . . . future plansinclude secretarial work.
Red Cross 11; Senior Play Crew 12; DanceCommittee 11; Twirler 12; Girls' Sports 11,12.
f "X
PATRICIA I. HEDQUIST
"Pat" . . . fun-loving Pat . . . an in-dividualist with a keen mind . , ,remembers scrubbing the seniorsteps . . . journalism.
Student Council Alternate 10; Spof/i'ghfStaff 9, News Editor 12; Spanish Club 10,11; Forum Club 12; Mask & Bauble 11,Assembly Ushers 11, 12, Point System Com-mittee 10, 11, Dance Committee 9, 10, 11,12; Prom Committee 10; Girls' Sports 9,10, 11, 17, Nation.il Honor Society 1?.
IRMA LOUISE HELLINGER
"Coo/t ie" . . . witty and full of fun
. . . remarkable creative ability , . .mischievous . . . enjoys reading andshopping . . . best friends includeSteph and Carol . . . "How well hthat?"
Golden C Staff 12, Spotlight Staff 9, 1011, 12; Red Ooss 9, 10, 12; Forum Club11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Girls' Chorus10, 12; Girls' Sports 12; Creative WritingClub 11, 12.
DIANE WESLEY HILBERT
"Di" . . . amiable . . . full of spirit. . . devilish ways . . . "Mom, / havefo go to the library" . . . businesscareer.
Spotlight Staff 11; Rud Cross 11, DanceCommittee 11.
BETTY M. HINKELDEY
"Hinks" . . . a warm-hearted seniorwith a glowing smile . . . "Worms"to conceited people . . . writing let-ters to a certain sailor is Hinks'favorite pastime . . . beautician.
Spotlight Staff 10, Dance Committee 9.
EVELYN GLORIA HOLDORF /
"Ev" . . . likes driving and baking. . . "Another day gone by" • • •usually found at Grovert's Corner. . . pals are Barb and Norma . • •a future nurse.
Red Cross 10; Girls' Chorus 9, 10.
HENRY M. HOLLAND
"Hank" . . . tall and good-looking. . . friendly to all . . . basketballand baseball enthusiast . . . likelyto be found <it a bowling alley . . .college.
PHILIP C. HOLMQUIST
"Phil" . . . even-tempered . . . likedby all . . . loves to work on cars . . .best friends are George and Ted. . . pet peeve is English II . . . plansto attend coiloge to study agricul-ture.
Senior Play Crew 12; Dance Committee 10,11, 12; Visual Aids 10, 11, 12; Soccer 9,12; Wrestling 10, 11, 12.
RONNIE HO5PES
"Ron" . . . fun-loving . . . enjoysauto mechanics . . . can be found atthe Cranford Diner . . . best friendsare Ed and John . . . future-. Navy.
MARY GLADYS HOWELL
"Mary" . . . heart warming smile. . . beautiful hair . . . likes includehorses, books and chemistry . . .plans for a career in chemistry.
Golden C Staff 12; Student Council 12,Red Cross 10; Spanish Club 12; BiologyClub 10; Forum Club 12; Election Com-mittee 12; Senior Play Crew 11; Prom Com-mittee 11; Girl',' Sports 9, 10, TumblingClub 11; Latin Club 12; National HonorSociety 12.
JANET JOAN HUFF"Huffer" . . . captain of our cheer-leading squad . . . countless friends. . . capable and attractive . . . in-telligent . . . "swell" to know . . .college.Golden C Staff 12; Student Council Sec-retary 11, Representative 12, Class OfficerSecretary 9, 10, Vice-President 12; FutureTeachers of America 11, 12, Dance Com-mittee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee I I ;G.A.A. Council 9, 10, Secretary 11; Girls'Sports 9, 10, 11, 12; Modern Dance 9, 10,Cheerleader 10, 11, Captain 12.
WILIIAM RICHARD HULL
"Billy" . . . known for his sense ofhumor . . . always talking . . ."Kumquats!" . . . enjoyed decorat-ing for the Prom . . . college.
Red Cross 9, 11, 12; Biology Club 11, 12;Mask & Bauble 12, Photography Club 11;Election Committee 12, Dance Committee9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Choir10; Soccer 10, 11.
J. GAVEN HURLEY
"Gaven" . . . a truly fine person . . ,likes everyone . . . pet peeve is peo-ple who don't talk much . . . "Don'tworry" . . . enjoys sports . . . hestfriends include Jack and Gene . . .college.
Student Council 9, 10; Hi-Y 11, 12, Pho-tography Club 10; Stamp Club 9, Vice-President 10; Senior Play Cast 12; Choir10, 11, 12; Boys' Double Fifth 12; 9thGrade Mixed Chorus 9; Football 9; Bas-ketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11,12.
ROBERT ALLEN IRSLINGER
"Bob" . . . resourceful, witty, reli-able . . . an excellent bowler . . .best friend is Alan Arfken . . . "Digit!" . . . favorite subject—chemistry. . . a pharmacist.
Golden C Staff 12; Hi-Y 11, 12; Mask &Bauble 12; Senior Play Cast 11, DanceCommittee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee11; Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 12; 9th GradeMixed Chorus 9.
KENNETH WEAND INGRAHAM
"Ken" . . . tall, dark, and handsome. . . abhors snobs . . . best friendsare Jeff, Larry, and Jack . . . arecent arrival at C.H.S. . . . collegeand a future lawyer.
Student Council 9, 10, Prom Committee 11;Football 9; Basketball 9; Indoor Track 12;Outdoor Track 10, Baseball 9, 11, 12.
BARBARA JEAN ISINGER
"Barb" . . . personality personified. . . striking blonde . . . friendly toall . . . very active . . . loves to drive. . . usually seen with Jody, Caroland Judy . . . a sure success in col-lege.
Golden C Staff 12; Student Council 12;Spotlight Staff 12; Class Officer Secretary11; Spanish Club 12; Future Teachers ofAmerica 10, 12; Vocational Medical Club11; Biology Club Vice-President 10; As-sembly Committee Chairman 12; ElectionCommittee 12; Senior Play Crew 9, DanceCommittee 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls' Sports 9,10, 11, 12; Modern Dance 10; NationalHonor Society 12.
PATRICIA A. INGRAM
"Pat" • . . frendly, carefree and /ofsof fun . . . a part-time waitress . . ,found with Carol and Charlotte . . ,enjoys records . . . will attend I.BM.school.
Golden C Staff 12; Library Council 9, 10,12; Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11; Senior PlayCrew 12.
CAROL DIANE IVERSEN
"Carol" . . . a real lady . . . agree-able personality . . . dislikes beingcaught downtown in the rain . . .best friends are Irma and Karen . . .spare time is spent cooking anddrawing . . . an excellent student. . . college.
Red Cross 12; French Club 11, 12; StampClub 11, 12; Dance Committee 11; Girls'Sports 9, 12.
BARBARA ELLEN JESSE
"Barb" . . . lovely blonde hair . . .enjoys driving . . . favorite color isblue . . . seen with Diane, Ellen, andAlba . . . plpans to be a receptionist,receptionist.
Spotlight Staff 11; Dance Committee 9.
INGE JUNGHANEL
"Inge" . . . sincere and friendly . . .full of fun . . . gracious . . . likesbowling and horseback riding . . .will be an excellent secretary.
German Club 11, Treasurer 12; BiologyClub 10; Senior Play Crew 12; Girls' Sports9; Twirling Club 11, 12.
DALE ARLETTE JOHNSON
"Dale" . . . reserved and capable. . . a true friend . . . dependableand always willing to help . . . an-noyed by girls who wear their col-lars up . . . enjoys twirling . . . bestfriends are Peggy Cushing andChristine Kock . . . will excel as asecretary.
Girls' Sports 9, 10; Twirling Club 12.
ANN FRANCES JUSTH
"Fran" . . . endearing, wistful smile. . . masterful writer . . . active inMask and Bauble . . . enjoys arch-ery, bowling . . . her efficient man-ner will insure her success in busi-ness administration.Golden C Staff 12; Spotlight Staff 11, 12;Red Cross 9; Spanish Club 12, BiologyClub 10; Forum Club 12; Mask & Bauble11, 12; Photography Club 9, 10, 11; SeniorPlay Crew 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls' Sports 9,10; Creative Writing Club 12; NationalHonor Society 12.
MARJORIE HELEN JOHNSTON
"Maggs" . . . striking blonde . . . afriendly word for everybody . . .often seen with Janet and Judy . . .will always have fond memories ofthe Prom . . . future plans includesecretarial work.Student Council 12; Spotlight Staff 12;Executive Committee 12; French Club 9,10; Future Teachers of America 10, 11;Senior Play Crew 12; Dance Committee9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; 9thGrade Mixed Chorus 9, Girls' Sports 9,10, 11.
JOSEPH JUSTH, JR.
"Joe" . . . shy . . . polite . . . helpful. . . enjoys spectator sports . . . willnever forget the teachers and thestudents at C.H.S. . . . college . . .a future job in engineering.
French Club 12; Dance Committee 11.
LOIS JEAN KALETA
"Loey" . . . a truly pretty girl with awarm personality . . . can be founddriving around with Kathy andElaine . . . "Really?" . . . secretarialwork.
Go/den C Staff 12; Spotlight 10; Red Cross9, 11; library Council 9; Dance Committee9, 10, 11, 12.
JUDITH ANN C. KAMINSKY
"Kamine" . . . filled to the brim withpoise and beauty . . . perpetualtalker . . . parties rate high . . .college.Go/den C Staff 12; Student Council 9, 10,11, Chairman Watchung Conference Com-mittee 12, Publicity Committee Chairman12; Spanish Club 11; Future Teachers ofAmerica 10; Biology Club 10; Mask &Bauble 11; Senior Play Crew 11, 12; DanceCommittee Chairman 9, 10, DecorationsChairman 11, 12; Prom Committee 11;Choir 10, 12; Girls' Chorus 11; Girls' Sports9, 10, 11, 12; Modern Dance 9, 10; Tum-bling Club 11.
WALTER EDMUND KEEFER
"Bud" . . . helpful and quiet ."Holy cow/" . . . will always remem-ber going to the Prom . . . bestfriends are Walt, Joe, and Art . . .enjoys stamp collecting and pho-tography . . . college and account-ing.
Dance Committee 10; Choir 10, 11, 12;9th Grade Mixed Chorus 9; Basketball 9.
SUSAN KEEP
"Susie" . . . our vibrant cheerleader. . . loves to sing . . . a futureteacher.
Golden C Staff 12; Spotlight Staff 12; RedCross 10; French Club 12; Future Teachersof America 12; Vocational Medical Club 10,Vice-President 11; Biology Club, President10; Music Club 10, Secretary 11, Vice-President 12; Senior Play Cast 11; DanceCommittee 9, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11;Choir 10, 11, Secretary 12; Girls' Ensemble12; 9th Grade Mixed Chorus 9; Girls'Sports 9, 10, 11, 12; Modern Dance Vice-President 11; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12.
DIAN LEE KENLAN
"Di" . . . friendly smile . . ."Foofz" . . . will make a wonderfulnurse.Student Council 12; Spotlight Staff 12; ClassOfficer Student Council Representative 12;Vocational Medical Club Treasurer 10, Sec-retary 11, Vice-President 12; Biology Club9, Forum Club 12. Mask & Bauble 10,Treasurer 11, Music Club 10, 11, 12; SeniorPlay Crew 12; Dance Committee 9, 10, 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Choir 10, 11, 12;Girls' Ensemble 12; 9th Grade MixedChorus 9; Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12; Mod-ern Dance 11.
LESLIE EDWARD KER
"Leslie" . . . congenial . . . a wi l l ing
worker . . . mosf offen seen withHerb and Larry . . . talented mu-sician . . . intends to be an accordi-on teacher.
BARBARA GRACE KIESLING
"800b " . . . cordial and cute . . . a
conversationalist . . . this future
nurse likes swimming, music, and
socializing . . . will always remem-
ber science, math, and senior year.
Red Cross 9, 10; Vocational Medical Club11, 12; Biology Club 10; Music Club 10,11, 12; Library Council 9; Election Commit-tee 12; Senior Play Crew 11, 12; DanceCommittee 11, 12; Girls' Chorus 12; Girls'Sports 9, 10, 11, 12.
ELISE KINNEY
"Jonnie" . . . beautiful long eye-
lashes . . . member of All-Eastern
Chorus . . . a fine arts proponent
. . . excels at speech, reading, chess
. . . an excellent cook . . . college.
Mask & Bauble 11, 12; Chess Club 12;Senior Play Cast 12; Senior Play Crew 11;Choir 11, 12; Girls' Ensemble 12; Girls'Chorus 10; Radio Club 11.
S. CAROL KLUBENSPIES
"Carol" . . . perpetually embar-
rassed . . . faithfully writes letters to
Pennsylvania . . . seen driving the
"Green Mump" . . . musically in-
clined . . . teaching career.
Spotlight Staff 10; Future Teachers ofAmerica 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Commitfee 11;9th Grade Mixed Chorus 9; Band 9, 10,11, 12; Twirling Club 11; Girls' Sports 9,10, 11, 12; Modern Dance 10.
ALAN DOUGLAS KNAPP
"Al" . . . a hard worker . . . a mem-
ber of our track team . . . a fine
mathematician . . . his greatest
pleasure: borrowing the family car
. . . college.
Hi-Y 12; Amici Scientiae 10, Treasurer 12;Stamp Club 10; Choir 10, 11 , 12; Boys'Double Quartet 12; Cross Country 11, 12;Basketball 9; Wrestling 11, 12; OutdoorTrack 10, 11, 12.
WILLIAM TYNDALE KNOX
"Bill" . . . ambition, intelligence,
and personality combined . . . likes
chemistry and bridge . . . our most
likely to succeed . . . future plans
include college and a career in re-
search.
Golden C Art Editor 12; Student Council 12;National Honor Society 11, 12; SpotlightStaff 12; Executive Committee 12; Hi-Y 11,12; German Club Vice-President 12; PromCommittee 11; Choir 12; Cross Country9, 10, 11, Co-Captain 12; Indoor Track 9,10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12.
JOANNA CHRISTY KOCH
"Jody" . . . cute and petite . . .
adored by all . . . enjoys dancing,
reading, driving and going to games
. . . bright future as a physical edu-
cation teacher.
Golden C Staff 12; Student Council, Chair-man Student Relations Committee 12; Spot-light Staff 12; Executive Committee 11; Fu-ture Teachers of America 12; AssemblyUshers 11, 12; Dance Committee 9, 10, 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Girls' Sports 10,11, 12; Modern Dance 11.
CHRISTINE LYDIA KOCK
"Chrissy" . . . lovable, happy Friend. . . dislikes snails . . . commonlyfound working in the nurse's office. . . will always recall her senioryear . . . medical technician.
German Club 11, 12; Mask & Bauble 12;Election Committee 12; Senior Play Crew11, 12; Girls' Sports 11, 12; Twirling Club11, 12.
ALAN NORMAN KOHN
"Al" . . . loquacious . . . fun-loving. . . likes photography, bowling,and Mr. West's math class . . , worksin Scher's Drug Store . . . a futureengineer.
Golden C Staff Co-Photography Editor 11,12; Spotlight Staff 10, Co-Photography Edi-tor 11, 12; Chess Club 9, 11, 12; Pho-tography Club 9, President 10, 11; VisualAids 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 10; Soccer10, 11; Wrestling 10; National Honor So-ciety 12.
DIANE IRIS KOHN
"Dinny" . . . lively laughter anddancing eyes . . . exce//enf swim-m e r a n d v o l l e y b a l l p l a y e r . . . a
precise and thoughtful person . . ."Rots of ruck" . . . future teacher.
Spotlight Staff 11, 12; French Club 9,Treasurer 10, 11, 12; Spanish Club 12;Future Teachers of America 9, 10, 11, 12;Photography Club 9; Library Council 10;Assembly Ushers 11, 12; Prom Committee11; Girls' Chorus 10; 9th Grade MixedChorus 9; Girls' Sports 9, 10, 12; NationalHonor Society 12.
NORMA RUTH KONEGEN
"Blondie" . . . stately blonde withlovely hair . . . "Cut that out!" . . .another member of the car brigade. . . prospective secretary.
t0
MARTY KOON
"Marty" . . . a jester . . . seen withthe Mitchell boys . . . enjoys dating. . . loves cars . . . plans to go toAufomob,'.''1 Training School.
Biology Club 10; Senior Play Crew 9, 10;Visual Aids 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 9,10, 11; Band 9, 10; Wrestling 9.
FREDERICK WILLIAM KOPF
"Fred" . . . "No kidding?" . . . en-joys bookkeeping and watchingtelevision and sports . . . enjoys life. . . pals include Denny and George. . . will study accounting in college.
RODGER CHARLES KOPF
" R o d g e " . . . p l e a s a n t t o a / / . . .
will never forget "Uncle Ollie" . . .athlete and scholar . . . will be asuccessful engineer or scientist.
Go/den C Staff 12; Student Council 10, 12;National Honor Society 11, 12; ExecutiveCommittee 11; Hi-Y 11, 12; German Club10, 11; Biology Club 10;Amici Scientiae 12;Senior Play Crew 12; Dance Committee 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Choir 12; Boys'Glee Club 10; Football 9; Soccer 10, 11, 12;Indoor Track 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 9,10, 11, 12.
KARYL LEE KRUMBINE
"Karyl" . . . dislikes inconsideratepeople . . . will always rememberthe day she wore two differentshoes . . . secretarial career.
Spanish Club 12; Girls' Sports 9, 10.
THEODORE F. KUHAR
"Ted" . . . earnest but not a grind. . . Art III and Mr. "B's" French classwill always be remembered . . .closest companions are Phil andJack . . . headed for college.
Red Cross 10, 11; Executive Committee 10;French Club 10, 11, 12; Biology Club 10;Photography Club 10, 11.
RICHARD JOHN KUPCHO
"Rich" . . . man among men . . .exuberant personality . . . likesgood times and easy football prac-tices . . . big man on team . . . col-lege is his goal.
Class Treasurer 10; Football 9, 10, 11, 12;Basketball 9; Wrestling 10; Outdoor Track11; Baseball 9, 10.
ROBERT JOHN KUPCHO
"Robbie" . . . the other nucleus ofthe football team . . . was embar-rassed during the Linden game . . .doesn't like short lunch periods orconceited girls . . . liberal arts col-lege.
Go/den C Staff 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12;Basketball 9, 10, Outdoor Track 11; Base-ball 9, 10.
ARTHUR JOHN KUSIV
"Art" . . . a grear guy . . . makesthe best of everything . . . enjoysmath . . . frequently seen at thegames with his camera . . . college.Golden C Photo Editor 11, 12; SpotlightStaff 10, Photo Editor 11, 12; Amici Scien-tiae 10; Chess Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Pho-tography Club 9, President 10, 11, 12;Senior Play Crew 9, 11; Dance Committee9, 11; Prom Committee 11; Visual Aids 9,10, 11, 12; Stage Crew 10, 11, 12; NationalHonor Society 12.
ROBERT FRED LAING /
"Bob" . . . amiable . . . strong andwell-built . . . likes Fishing, driving,and girls . . . usually found workingat the Acme . . . a future in theNavy.
Football 10.
THOMAS LiMARCA
"Tom" . . . a casual guy . . . has afriendly "hello" and a smile for all. . . likes driving the big "C" to thecar hop . . . college.
ick 9, 10, 11,Indo.12.
• Track 10; Outdo
JAMES HARVEY LANG
"Jim" . . . the irreplaceable man-ager of the football team . . . $leader -the executive type . . . ourGolden C editor . . . seen with Rickor Henny . . . college.
Go/den C Editor-in Chief 12; Student Coun-cil 9, 10, Treasurer 11, 12; National HonorSociety 12; Class Officer Vice-President 910; Hi-Y 11, 12; Dance Committee 9, ]Q,11, 12; Prom Committee General Chairman11; Football Manager 9, 10, 11, 12; Bas-ketball 9, 10; Indoor Track Manager 1112; Outdoor Trad Manager 11, 12; LatinClub 12.
ICHARLES V. LATENDORF v
"Chad" . . . quiet newcomer to ourhalls of ivy . . . fond of P.A.D. . . ."Still water runs deep" . . . looksforward to an engineering career.
Bastetball 9, 10.
CAROL DIANE LAUREL
"Kip" . . . always busy . . . seenwith Pat, Priscilla, and Linda . . ."Oh, I bet!" . . . remembers the1959 football team . . . to attendI.B.M. school.
GoWen C Staff 12; Library Council 9, 10;Senior Play Crew 12; 9th Grade MixedChorus; Girl',' Sports 10, 11.
MARC ALLEN LAV
"Marc" . . . pleasant . . . excels atguitar playing and eating . . . likesdating . . . best1 friend is Ron . . •usually found around home . . . aninteresting person . . . business ad-ministration.
Dance Committee 9, 10, 11. 12; Boys'Glee Club 10, 11, 12, 9th Grade MiiedChorus 9.
JEAN ELLEN LELAND
"Jeanie" . . . sincere . . . a readysmile . . . will always rememberMr. "Y's" class . . . a bright twinklein her eyes . . . usually in the Spot-light room . . . college.
Spotlight Staff 11, Co-Make-Up Editor 12;French Club 10, 11, 12; Futuie Teachers ofAmerica 10, 11; Photography Club 9; Sen-ior Play Crew 12; Choir 10, 11, 12; Girls'Sports 10, 11, 12.
JEFFREY ALAN LIGHT ^
"Jeff" . . . easy-going . . . distinctpersonality . . . likes girls . . . habit-ual party-goer . . . it'll be smoothsailing for Jeff in college.
Executive Committee 12; Biology Club 10,Prom Committee 11; Basketball 10; Base-ball 10.
iRONALD G. LIEBER
"Ron" . . . fun-loving fellow . . .wishes that he could have drivenearlier in his senior year . . . historywith Mr. Boyle is his fondest mem-ory of C.H.S. . . . college.
French Club 12; Prom Committee 11; Boys'Gleo Club 10, 11, 12; 9th Grade MixedChorus 9.
BARBARA PAULINE LISKA
"Stubbs" . . . small in size, big inheart . . . pretty and petite . . . a'riend to all . . . likes dates and par-ses . . . dislikes being called naive. . she will be a busy secretary.
Student Council 10; Spotlight Staff 12;:uture Teachers of America 10; Vocationalnedical Club 10; Biology Club 10, Dance:ommittee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom CommitteeI I ; Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12; Modern)ance 10,- Tumbling Club 11, 12.
JOANN NANCY LOELOFF
"Jo" . . . neat and stylish . . . en-joys reading, driving and dating . . .most embarrassing moment: scrub-bing the senior steps . . . college.
French Club 10, 11, 12; Future Teachersof America 10; Vocational Medical Club 11;Forum Club 12; Senior Play Crew 12;Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls'Sports 9, 10, 11, 12; Modern Dance 9, 10.
TECLA CATHERINE LOMBARDI
Mischievous little "Tec" . . . red isher favorite color . . . "Oh, seri-ously!" . . . likes to read and drive. . . usually seen with Nancy andLynn . . . her understanding mannerwill make her a fine psychologist.
Go/den C Staff 12; Student Council 10, 11;Red Cross 11; Spanish Club 12; FutureTeachers of America 10, 12; Biology Club10; Music Club 12; Library Council 9; Sen-ior Play Cast 11; Prom Committee 11;Choir 9; Girls' Chorus 11, 12; Band 10;Twirler 9.
LESLIE WAYNE LONGAKER
"Longs . . . " quick-witted, happy-go-lucky . . . may be seen drivingaround with Dave . . . loves theshore . . . always has a good timeat parties . . . college.
Hi-Y 11, Biology Club 10; Boys' Glee Club10, 11; 9th Grade Mixed Chorus 9; VisualAids 12; Wrestling 10; Outdoor Track 10;Golf 12.
FRANCIS RAYMOND LUBERECKI
"Lube" . . . /oveab/e guy . . . alwaysready with a smile . . . enjoys Frenchclass . . . eating is his favorite pas-time . . . pals around with Frank . . .a sure success in the future.
Student Council 11; French Club 12.
EILEEN HARRIET LUKAITIS
"Ei" . . . an attractive personality. . . dislikes early rising . . . bakingand trig rate high . . . always eagert o h e l p . . . a w a r m s m i l e . . . a
future nurse.
Student Council 9; Spotlight Staff 11, 12;German Club 12; Vocational Medical Club11, 12; Election Committee 12; Dance Com-mittee 12; Prom Committee 11.
LAURIE JOY LUKAS
"Laurie" . . . flirtatious . . . longblonde hair . . . a fascinating per-son . . , enjoys chemistry, dating,and bowling . . . biggest problem:not enough time between classes. . . teaching.
Spotlight Exchange Editor 12; Spanish Club12; Future Teachers of America 10, 11, 12;Biology Club 10; Library Council 12; SeniorPlay Crew 12; Prom Committee 11.
MARY LOUISE LUNSDEN
"Mary Lou" . . . quiet and reserved. . . friend of all . . . has fond mem-ories of C.H.S. . . . energetic worker. . . a sure success.
il 10
EUGENIA E. I. V. LUSCKUS
"Ginny" . . . enjoys music, sports,and dancing . . . "Countess Vilma"in the senior play . . . appreciatespeople who pronounce her namecorrectly . . . "How about that?" . ..co//ege.
German Club 10, 11, 12; Senior Play Call12; Girls'Chorus 12.
JOSEPH FRANCES LYNCH
"Joe" . . . industrious, friendly, per-sonable . . . works on a milk routeon weekends . . . favorite subjectis algebra . . . best friends are BobBaker and Butch Westcott . . . col-lege.
Biology Club 10; Soccer 10, 11; Baseball 9.
P
CAROL MARIE MADAS
"Carol" . . . "Holy smoke!" . . . oneof our twirlers . . . well-kept wavyhair . . . fashionable dresser . . .partial to blue . . . will go to secre-tarial school.
Golden C Staff 12; Twirler Secretary 12;Twirling Club 11, 12.
MARIE ELEANA MALASPINA
"Mimi" . . . can be found in the"P" room or fier big "C" . . . lovesparties . . . pert and peppy . . . a
ca ree r in nursing.
Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; French Club11, 12; Vocational Medical Club 10; DanceCommittee 9, 10, 11, 12; Girls' Sports9, 10, 11, 12; Modern Dance 9.
DENNIS PATRICK MALOY
"Denny" . . . comical . . . irreplace-able guy . . . usually in town or atparties . . . socializes with Earl,Gene and Rich . . . college.
Hi-Y 11, 12; Biology Club 10, Senior PlayCrew 9; Visual Aids 9, 10, 11, 12; StageCrew 9, 10; Football 10, 11; Baseball 10.
•CATHERINE ELLEN MAREK
"Kay" . . . fun to be with . . . happy-go-lucky . . . her pet peeve is Juniorgirls . . • enjoys French and swim-ming . . . psychology.
French Club 10, 11; Future Teachers ofAmerica 10, 11, 12, Biology Club 10; DanceCommittee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee11; Girls' Sports 9, 10, 12, Modern Dance10, 11.
GENE MARINO
"Gene" . . . versatile and full of fun. . . women drivers disgust him . . .seen around town with Earl, Dennyand Rich . . . bus/ness administra-tion.
Student Council 12; Hi-Y 11, 12, BiologyClub 10; Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 12;Prom Committee 11, Visual Aids 10, 11, 12;Stage Crew 10; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; In-door Track 10.
LYNNE BARBARA MARLEY
"Lynne" . . . feminine . . . loveschildren . . . fond of eating, danc-ing, and tennis . . . a good student. . . active in church affairs . . . anelementary school teacher.
Spotlight Staff 12; Red Cross I I ; SpanishClub 11, 12; Future Teachers of America9, 10, 11, 12; Biology Club 10; Senior PlayCrew 12; Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 12;Girls' Chorus 12, 9th Grade Mixed Chorus9; Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12; NationalHonor Society 12.
KENNETH C. MARSHAK
"Ken" . . . quiet but reserved . . .a man of the times . . . enjoys listen-ing to hi-fi . . . favorite color isblue . . . plans to attend collegeand study business administration.
Amici Scientiae 12; Chess Club 12; As-tronomy Club 12; Football 10; Radio Club10.
JOSEPH P. MARTIN, JR.
"Joe" . . . agreeable . . . a car
enthusiast . . . doesn't like fickfe
girls . . . enjoys football and basket-
ball games . . . an electrical en-
gineer.
Senior Play Cast 12; Choir 10, 11, 1!;
Boys' Double Quartet 12; 9th Grade MixedChorus 9, Basketball 9; Baseball 10.
ROBERT JAMES MATTHEWS
"Bob" . . . an avid car enthusiast. . . seen driving his '51 Mercury. . . closest companions are Butchand Jim . . . plans fo start a businessof his own.
LINDA FRANCES McCALL
"Butch" . . . a passion for red . . .
ardent jazz fan . . . Butch is often
seen with Priscilla and Ruth . . . a
business vocation.
Spotlight Staff 11; Spanish Club 11; Li-brary Council 9, 10; Girls' Sports 10, 11.
RICHARD HAROLD McCANN
"Butch" . . . great car enthusiast. . . enjoys working on his '53 fora. . . future student of GM.C. Train-ing Center.
Red Cross 11, 12.
I
ROBERT ALLEN McGUINNESS
"Bob" . . . enjoys reading . . . likesto have a good lime . . . best friendsare Rich Kupchko and WayneBender . . . "What a winner!" . . .service.
Spanish Club 10; Football 9, 10; Golf 10.
EDWARD DAVID MILLER
"Ed" . . . man with the mellow voice. . . good-looking . . . enjoys musicwith Mr. Lenny . . . best friends areAl, Dick, and Bob . . . plans to be ateacher in the future.Red Cross 9, Treasurer 10, Vice-PresidentChapter Council 11, 12; Music Club 9, 10,11, President 12; Photography Club 9, 10;Library Council 10; Senior Play Cast 11;Prom Committee 11; Choir 10, 11, 12; Boys'Double Quartet 12; 9th Grade Mixed Chor-us 9; Cross Country 9, 10.
MARGOT JOAN METZGER
"Metz" or "Marg" . . . conscientiousworker . . . a subtle sense of humor. . . sociable . . . loves red . . . aglowing personality . . . languagestudent.
Go/den C Staff 12; Student Council 9; Na-tional Honor Society 11, 12; Spotlight Staff11, Associate Editor 12; French Club VicePresident 10, Member 11, 12; Future Teach-ers of America 9, 10, Treasurer 11, Mem-ber 12; Forum Club 12; Library Council10; Point System Committee 9; Senior PlayCrew 12, Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 12,Prom Committee 11; Girls' Chorus 10; Girls'Sports 9, 10, 11, 12.
EARL BRITT MITCHELL
"Mitch" . . . full of fun . . . "See youlater" . . . often in the "P" roomwith Gene . . . delights in sports . . .college.
Red Cross Alternate Representative 9; Hi-Y12; Biology Club 10; Dance Committee 10,11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Football 9, 10,11, 12; Indoor Track 11; Outdoor Track11, 12.
PETER METZNER
"Pete" . . . tall . . . pleasing person-ality . . . always a good friend . . .drafting and track rate high . . . anaud'tophile . . . a good student . . .a successful future is certain.
Golden C Staff 12; Executive Committee 11,12; Hi-Y 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; CrossCountry 9, 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 9, 10,11, 12; Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12.
MARY SAYRE MONTENECOURT
"Mary" . . . pleasant dispositionwith personality to match . . . bestall around . . . enjoys eating anddating . . . has fond memories ofthe Prom . . . future plans includecollege.Go/c/en C Staff 12; Student Council 11,Vice-President 12; Spotlight Staff 11, 12;Red Cross 9; Executive Committee 10;French Club 12; Future Teachers of Ameri-ca 9, 10, 11, President 12; Biology Club10; Forum Club 12; Library Council 10;Election Committee 11, 12; Senior PlayCast 11; Senior Play Crew 12; Dance Com-mittee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee Re-freshment Chairman 11, Girls' Chorus 10;9th Grade Mixed Chorus 9; Girls' Sports9, 10, 11; Modern Dance 9, 10, 11; LatinClub 12; National Honor Society 12.
SUSAN LAWRIE MONTGOMERY
"Sue" . . . a striking beauty . . .devoted friend . . . enjoys driving. . . dislikes drivers who don't usetheir blinkers . . . a future nurse.
French Club 9, 10; Vocational Medical Club9, 10, 11, President 12; Biology Club 10;Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Com-mittee 11; Girls" Sports 9, 10, 11, 12.
KATHLEEN MARIE MORRIS
"Kathy" . . . laughs with a blush . . .shy but friendly . . . a winning smile. . . enjoys swimming very much . . .a physical education teacher.
Spotlight Staff 11; Spanish Club 12; Voca-tional Medical Club 12; Dance Committee10, 11, Prom Committee 11; Girls' Sports10, 11, 12; Tumbling Club 12; TwirlingClub Secretary 11, 12.
JOAN FLORENCE MURPHY
"Murph" . . . talkative . . . a lovelygir l with many friends . . . thinksback seat drivers should "smartenup" . . . secretarial school.
Future Teachers of America 11; VocationalMedical Club 10, 11; Biology Club 10; li-brary Council 9, 10; Senior Play Crew 12;Dance Committee 9. 10, 11, 12; PromCommittee 11; Twirler °, 10, 11; Girls'Sports 9, 10, 11, 12; Modern Dance 10, 11.
EVELYN MARGARET NEWELL
"Lynn" . . . quiet to those who arestrangers . . . will remember Book-keeping II . . . enjoys and excels insewing . . . future secretary.
JANICE MARILYN NEWMAN
"Jan" . . . pleasant to know . . .possessor of a warm smile and per-sonality to match . . . enjoys music. . . will be a success in college.
Student Council 10; Spotlight Staff 10, 11,12; Red Cross 10; French Club 10; SpanishClub 12; Forum Club 12; Senior Play Crew12; Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, Prom Com-mittee 11; Choir 11, 12; Girls' Chorus 10;9th Grade Mixed Chorus 9, Creative Writ-ing Club 11.
JOHN L. NEWCOMBE, JR.
"John" or "Newk" . . . a newcomer(o C.H.S. . . . likes sports . . . anavid car enthusiast . . . "How's itgoing?" . . . future plans include theservice.
Band 10; Basketball 11; Baseball 10, 11.
GAIL PAULINE NICHOL
"Nicks" . . . sweei face compli-mented by lovely hair . . . a warmsmile for all. . . "Hey—that's tough!". . . usually with Carol and Barbara. . . enjoys parties and dates . . .college.
Golden C Staff 12; Student Council 12; Bi-ology Club 10; Dance Committee 9, 10, 11.12; Girls' Sports 10. 11, 12; Modern Dance10.
BRUCE DILL NOSTRAND
"Bruce" . . . takes life slow andeasy . . . always has a good time. . . loves cars, likes girls . . . a realgrand guy . . . business administra-tion.
Dance Committe11; Football 9.
9, 10; Prom Committee
JOHN JOSEPH O'BRIEN
" O . 8 . " . . . life is a barrel of laughs. . . always has a girl on the string. . . fie lives and lets live . . . liberalarts college student.
Hi-Y 12; Biology Clyb 10; Dance Committee10; Prom Committee 11; Football 9, 10; Bas-ketball 9, 10; Indoor Track 12; Baseball9, 10, 11, 12.
PATRICIA ELIZABETH O'BRIEN
"Pat" . . . enjoyed her Junior year. . . "Good grief!" . . . likes dancing,sewing, and reading . . . best friendsare Jeanette and Lynn . . . secre-tary.
Red Cross 11, 12; Girls' Sports 12.
CONSTANCE ROSEANNE OCCI
"Connie" or "Bugs" . . . lass with adelicate air . . . one of our smallerseniors . . . remembers receivingclass rings . . . will make a wonder-ful nurse.
Vocational Medical Club 11, 12; SeniorPlay Crew 12; Dance Committee 11.
NORMA RAE OCHSNER
"Norma" . . . "Fancy meeting youhere!" . . . one of our more foqua-cious seniors . . . preferred herJunior year to any other . . . willsurely be a success in any endeavor.
JOHN ARTHUR O'CONNOR
"Johnny" . . . "How about that?"
. . . appealing, agreeable, sociable
. . . look for him with Bob and Joe
. . . frequently found repairing his
car . . . college.
Spotlight Staff 12; Hi-Y 11, 12; SpanishClub 11, 12; Dance Committee 11; Boys'Glee Club 12; Visual Aids 11, 12; StageCrew 12; Soccer 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9,10, 11, 12.
\ . I
BRIAN PANKUCH
"Brian" . . . well mannered and sin-
cere . . . an avid science enthusiast
. . . best friends are Don, Joe, and
Pete . . . likes to drive . . . will
attend college to study engineering
or science.
Cross Country 10;door Track 10.
Track 10; Out-
DONALD ALAN PATTON
"Donnie" . . • outstanding perspn
. . . a deep thinker—often found on
the track . . . best buddy is Thos
Rachar . . . political science ma/or
in college.
Golden C Staff 12; Student Council 9; Hi V11, 12; Chess Club 9, 10, 11, 12; SeniorPlay Cast 12; Dance Committee 10; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Indoor Track 9, 10, 1112; Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12.
PETER FRANCIS PENDER
"Pete" . . . a quip for every occa-
sion . . . Ned: our senior play hero
. . . his pet peeve is beautiful girls
. . . carefree . . . co//ege.
Go/den C Staff 12; Chess Club 11; SeniorPlay Cast 12; Dance Committee 9; Boys'Glee Club 9; Football 9, 10, 11; Wrestling9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10.
SUSAN ELIZABETH PETERSON
"Susie" . . . delights in collecting
stuffed animals . . . fond of history
and reading . . . close friends in-
clude Carolyn and Elaine . . .
teacher.
Spanish Club 11; Vocational Medical Club9, 10; Amici Scientiae 9, 10, 11, Secretary12; Photography Club 11; Library Council10, 11.
MICHAEL PHILIPPOFF
"Bones" . . . tall and interesting . • •
favorite subject is Les Femmes . • •
we all look up to "Bones" . . • future
includes college and making mil-
lions.
Hi-Y 11, 12; Choir 10; Boys' Glee Club 12;Football 9; Soccer 10, 11. 12; Basketball 1,10, 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11.
MEREDITH A N N PHILPOT
"Mere" . . . a winning personality. . . a good worker . . . well-dressed. . . "You know" . . . memory ofthe "Octopus" ride is vivid . . . col-lege.
Red Cross 12; French Club 9; Biology Club10; Prom Committee 11; Girls' Chorus 9,10, 11, 12.
MICHELLE SANDRA PIANKA
"Sheli" . , . sweet and petite • • •collects records . . . loves dancing. . . sets the pace with Grace . . .dislikes late-comers . . . plans a fu-ture in stenography.
Moved here September 11.
ROBERT FRANKLIN P L A N T ^
"Bob" . . . always smiting . . . afine sense of humor . . . enjoys choirand boating . . . best friends areWillie and Ron . . . will never forgetthe senior play . . . Air Force.
Biology Club 10; Senior Play Cast 11;Dance Committee 10, 11; Choir 10, 11, 12,Boys' Double Quartet 12; Boys' Glee Club9; Wrestling 9.
KEITH POSTELL
"Keith" . . . what a man! . . . oneof the many with afternoon classes. . . easy-going . . . a future chem-ical engineer.
Hi-Y 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; VisualAids 12; Stage Crew 12.
RICHARD JOSEPH PRIOR ^
"Dick" . . . cheerful sports enthusi-ast . . . outstanding wrestler . . .enjoys singing and listening tostereo . . . Andy and Ron are Dick'sbuddies . . . college.
Student Council 12; Hi-Y 12; German Club12; Biology Club President 10; Amici Scien-tiae. 11; Music Club 12; Stamp Club 9; Sen-ior Play Cast 9; Astronomy Club Vice-Presi-dent 12; Prom Committee 11; Choir 10, 11,12; Boys' Double Quartet 12; 9th GradeMixed Chorus 9, Soteer 9, 10, 11. 12,Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 12.
BERNADETTE GRACE RE
"8ern/e" . . . slow motion . . . con-tinually conversant . . . pastimes areeating and writing letters . . . sales-girl in a florist shop . . . elementaryeducation.
Spotlight Staff 10, 11, 12; Red Cross 12;Executive Committee 12; Spanish Club 12;Future Teachers of America 12; Foium Club12; Library Council 9, 10, 12; Senior PlayCrew 12; Creative Writing Club 11, 12;Dance Committee 10, 11, 12; Girls' Chorus10, 11, 12; Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12.
PAUL EVERETT REED
"Paul" . . . science minded . . . con-scientious . . . an excellent typist. . . a dedicated worker . . . pleas-ant and helpful . . . can usually befound helping Miss Haver . . . col-lege.
Red Cross 11, Treasurer 12, Biology Club10; Stamp Club 10, 11, Secretary-Treasurer12; Visual Aids 9, 12.
BARBARA LESLYE RETTINO
"Bobbe" . . . pleasant smile . . .enjoys dancing and girls' sports . . .usually seen with Donna . . . musical-ly inclined . . . "How Poor" . . .fond memories of the Prom . . .college.Spotlight Staff 10, 11; Future Teachers ofAmerica 9, 10; Vocational Medical Club 10,11, Biology Club 10; Music Club 11, 12;Library Council 9; Dance Committee 9, 10,11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Choir 12;Girls' Chorus 10, 11; 9th Grade MixedChorus 9; Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12; Mod-ern Dance 10, 11.
ALDA ONA REVUKAS
"Al" . . . quiet and serene . . .Mona Lisa smile . . . excels in sing-ing, sewing, and piano playing , . .will pursue a nursing career.
Spanish Club 12; Future Teachers of Ameri-ca 9; Vocational Medical Club 12; MusicClub 9, 10, 11, 12; Library Council 9, 10;Senior Play Cast 11; Choir 10, 11, 12;Girls' Ensemble 12; 9th Grade MixedChorus 9; Girls' Sports 9; National HonorSociety 12.
RICHARD N. RICHROATH
"Rich" . . . glad to have him back. . . fun to be with . . . unfriendlygirls are his pet peeve . . . enjoyedhis physics class • . . undecided fu-ture.
LAWRENCE EDWARD RINGLE
"Larry" . . . statistically minded . . .usually at Betty's house or driving. . . Stamp Club President . . .quiet, appealing disposition.
Hi-Y 11, 12; Forum Club 11; Stamp Club9, President 10, 11, President 12.
ELAINE ANN ROBERTS
"Elaine" . . . aims to please . . .fondest memories of C.H.S. are tak-ing algebra and watching Mr. West"create matter" . . . a future nurse.
Red Cross 11; Amici Scientiae 9, 10, 11, 12;Music Club 12; Photography Club 11, 12;Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Girls' Chorus 12; Modern Dante9.
ROBERT JOHN ROBINSON
"Robbie" . . . an import from SetonHall . . . basketball player with agood physique . . . a g r e a f g u y . . .
well dressed . . . college.
Hi-Y 12; Dance Committee12, Baseball 12.
12; Basketball
BETH RODEN
"Bethie" . . . quiet, considerate,courteous . . . artistic . . . dislikesbeing rushed . . . beautiful browneyes . . . famous for banana splitsand canoe rides . . . college.
Golden C Staff 12; Spotlight Staff 9, 10,Exchange Editor 11, Makeup Editor 12; RedCross 11, 12; French Club President 10, 11,Secretary 12; Dance Committee 9, 10, 11,12; Prom Committee Decoration Chairman11; Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12; Art ClubVice-President 11, 12; National Honor So-ciety 12.
MARY ELLEN RODRIGUEZ
"Malena" . . . bright and carefree. . . soft dark eyes . . . avid seam-stress and dancer . . . finds kneesocks very disconcerting . . . willbecome a Spanish-English secretary.
French Club 9; Spanish Club 12; BiologyClub 9, 10; Dance Committee 11; Twirler12; Girls' Sports 9, 10.
ROSEMARY JOAN ROMANO
"Rosemary" . . . a warm and friend-ly smile . . . a good twirler . . . en-joys history . . . likes her dates tobe on time . . . a fine sense ofhumor . . . her future is undecided.
Gofden C Staff 12; Spotlight Staff 12; Sen-ior Play Crew 12; Girls' Sports 11, 12;Twirling Club 11, Treasurer 12.
ROBERT ANDREW ROWLAND
"Bob" . . . man with a ready laugh. . . likes math, bowling and driv-ing . . . "But that's what I said" . . .usually driving '53 Plymouth . . .finance and commerce.
Hi-Y 11, 12; German Club 10, President11, 12; Photography Club 10; Stamp Club10; Visual Aids 12.
JUDITH NANCY RUSSELL
"Judy" . . . an oufstanding student. . . a sunny disposition . . . lovesice cream . , . seen with Lynn andJean . . . future medical tech-nologist.
Golden C Staff 12; Spanish Club 11, 12;Future Teachers of America 9, 10, BiologyClub 10; Dance Committee 9, 10, 11; Girls'Sports 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor So-ciety 12.
JUNE AUDREY RUTZ
"June" . . . a pretty smile . . . hasmany friends . . . seen driving withElaine and Kathy . . . "It's tough!". . . a future nurse.
Vocational Medical Club 11, 12; DanceC oFTImJ t fop r, 10, 1 1 Prom Comen111ee I I .
STEPHANIE VREELAND RYDER
"Steph" . . . full of adventure . . ."Funniest old thing" . . . a real"woman driver" . . . writes letters toNew York . . . fond of art, artists,and leopardskin.
Golden C Staff 12; Spor/ig/ir Staff 10, 11,Art Editor 12; Biology Club 10; Red Cross9, 10, 11, 12; Library Council 9, 10; SeniorPlay Crew 11, 12, Dance Committee 9, 10,12; Prom Committee 11; Girls' Sports 9,
10, 12.
PATRICIA A. SANGIULIANO
"Pat" or "Sang" . . . a friend of all. . . always smiling . . . "What ablast!" . . . best friends are Lynn,Kay, and Nancy . . . plans to attendKatharine Gibbs Secretarial School.
Golden C Staff 12; Student Council t | .Red Cross 11; French Club 10, 11, 12; Bi-ology Club 10, Senior Play Crew 12; DanceCommittee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee11; Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12.
DOUGLAS DANIEL SASSI
"Doug" or "Sas" . . . witty and fullof fun . . . loves parties . . . usuallyseen at Hathaway's Pharmacy withJohn . . . a future commercial artist.
Golden C Staff 12; Hi-Y 11, 12; FrenchClub 10, President 12; Prom Committee 11;Boys' Glee Club 11; Art Club President 12.
DENNIS F. SCHAR ^
"Denny" . . . excellent artist . . .outdoorsman . . . football fan . . .dislikes unfriendly girls . . . likestrapping.
RICHARD CALVIN SCHOONOVER
"Rich" . . . action-packed . . . dis-likes silly girls . . . loves sports . . •"How's it going?" . . . co/tege.
Student Council 11; Hi-Y 11, 12; Football9; Cross Country 11; Soccer 10, 11; In-door Track 10, 11; Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11-
ELAINE ELIZABETH SCHROEDER
"Elaine" . . . tall and sophisticated. . . seen with Norine and Kathy . . .collects records . . . a part-time re-ceptionist . . . a future airlinestewardess.
Spotlight Staff 10, 12; Dance Committee 9,11, 12; Prom Committee 11.
NORINE ANN SCHULZ
"Norine" . . . friendly . . . a w e l -
come word for all . . . possesses apleasant personality . . . often seenwith Elaine, Kathy, and Connie . . .a sure success.
Spotlight Staff 10; Dance Committee 9,Prom Committee 11; Twirler 11.
NANCY LEE SCHUMACHER
"Nancy" . . . a cute and sparklingred head . . . popular . . . remem-bers the confusion of her first dayat C.H.S. . . . future plans: teacher.
French Club 10, 11, 12, Future Teachers ofAmerica 9; Vocational Medical Club 12;Dance Committee 10, 11, 12; Prom Com-mittee 11; Girls' Chorus 10; 9th GradeMixed Chorus 9; Girls' Sports 9, 11, 12.
JOHN SCHUSTER
"John" . . , unexc'ttable and re-served . . . wise man . . . usually atthe library . . . talented artist . . .a sure success in his endeavors.
Amici Scientiae 12; Astronomy Club 12.
GEORGE WILLIAM SCOTT
"George" . . . our senior play hero. . . an affable fellow . . . wishesthere was more time to fish andsleep . . . found with Bob and Fred. . . co//ege.
Student Council 9, 12; Hi-Y 11, 12; Mask& Bauble 12; Chess Club 9; Senior PlayCast 12; Dance Committee 11; Soccer 11,12.
SUSAN ELIZABETH SCOTT
"Sue" . . . beautiful blonde hair . . .a friendly word for all . . . oftenseen driving her blue "Caddy" . . .best friend is Joanna . . . plans toattend college.
Library Council 9, 11; Senior Play11, 12; Girls' Chorus 9; Modern Da
Crewice 9.
PATRICIA A N N SECHLER
"Pat" . . . tiny and terrific . . . canusually be found in the chem lab. . . her sparkling good humor haswon her many friends . . . sure tobe a fine teacher.Golden C Staff 12; Student Council 9, 11;Spottight Staff 10, 11; Red Cross 9, 10,Vice-President 11; Executive Committee 12,Spanish Club 12; Future Teachers of Ameri-ca 10, 11; Vocational Medical Club 12; Bi-ology Club 10; Library Council 9, SeniorPlay Crew 12; Dance Committee 9, 10,Chairman 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; 9thGrade Mixed Chorus 9; G.A.A. CouncilTreasurer 10; Girls' Sports 9, 11, 12; Mod-ern Dance 9, 10; Tumbling Club 12.
TARA ELIZABETH SHULL
"Beth" . . . cute . . . mischievous. . . always scheming . , . enjoysmaking people laugh . . . likes tosew, cook, and drive . . . occupationwith the airlines.Future Teachers of America 10, 12; SeniorPlay Crew 12; Dance Committee 9, 10, 11,12; Prom Committee 11; Choir 11; Girls'Chorus 9, 10, 9th Grade Mixed Chorus 9,G.A.A. Council 11; Girls' Sports 10, 11, 12;Modern Dance 12; Tumbling Club 12;Cheerleader 11. Grade 11 at Charles EllisSchool, Newton Square, Pa.
FREDERIC MARUN SIEG
"Fred" . . . winking at the girls ishis favorite subject . . . a melodioussinger . . . fondest memory was thegraduating class of 1960 . . . col-lege.
Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Stamp Club 9;Senior Play Cast 10, 12; Choir 10, 11, 12;Boys' Double Quartet 12; Boys' Chorus 10,11, Visual Aids 9, 10, 11, 12; Soccer 10, 12.
BARBARA ANN SIEMS
"Siemsie" . . . dynamic personality. . . plenty of pep and ambition . . .always the life of the party . . .Cupid's better half . . . if somethingdoesn't work out, "Well, that's theway it goes" . . . a future nurse.
Student Council 11; Red Cross 9; VocationalMedical Club 12, Biology Club 10; SeniorPlay Crew 12; Dance Committee 9, 10, 11;Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12.
HOWARD MARTIN SJURSEN
"Howie" . . . reserved and easy-going . . . women drivers annoy him. . . "Take it slow" . . . fond of fish-ing, hunting, and flying . . . Armyfollowing graduation.
A. 1A
PATRICIA GAIL SLOSAR
"Sloss" . . . her talents are many. . . bubbling with enthusiasm, burst-ing with energy . . . puts her heartin all she does.
Biology Club 10; Forum Club 12; ElectionCommittee 12; Senior Play Cast 12; SeniorPlay Crew 11; Latin Club 12, ModernDance 9, 12; Tumbling Club 11. 12, Arch-ery Club 9; Creative Writing Club 12.
LINDA ROSE SORGE
"Linda" . . . perfect lady . . . oftenseen in Miss Durell's office . . . fan-cies oil painting and listening to theradio . . . will make an efficientprivate secretary.
Spotlight 11.
ROSEMARIE CAROL STADDIE
"Rosy" . . . meticulous chemistrystudent . . . top-notch twirler . . .eating and driving are favoritepastimes . . . congenial person . . .bright and promising college pupil.
Spotlight Staff 12; Future Teachers ofAmerica 9; Biology Club 10; Music Club 9,10, 11, 12; Library Council 9, Dance Com-mittee 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11;Twirler 11, 12; National Honor Society 12.
WILLIAM HOWARD STERLING
"Bill" . . . always has a witty say-ing on hand . . . "But" . . . likesdriving . . . plans for the future in-clude college.
Red Cross 11; Spanish Club 11; BiologyClub 10; Mask & Bauble 12. Library Coun-cil 9, 10, Senior Play Crew 11, 12; Soc-cer 11.
MICHAEL PETER STEVENS
"Mike" . , . man with a north-southaccent . . . has a way with animals• . . sports lover . . . fancies sodaafter football games . . . college.
Executive Committee 12; Football 9, 10, 12;Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 9, 11, 12; Ma-tional Honor Society 12.
ARDEN PAUL SVEDMAN
"Denny" . . . a man of well-chosenwords . . • enjoys listening to sfereo. . . best friends are Pete and Art. . . will always remember the SadieHawkins Dance of 1959 . . . plansto study law in college.
Photography Club 10; Visual Aids 9; Out-door Track 10.
HEINO G. TAAVOSTE
"Heino" . . . good-looking . . . ourfootball and tennis star . . . "Devilor Angel?" . . . an all around like-able person . . . seen riding aroundin .i '52 Ford . . . college.
Prom Committee 11; Choir 9 ; Football 9,10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10; Tennis 9, 10,11, 12.
DONNA JEAN TALCOTT^
"Bones" . . . enjoys all sports . . .seen with Bobbe . . . fond of math,driving, collecting record a/bums. . . assured of a place in the busi-ness world.
Vocational Medical Club 11; Biology Club10, Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 9th GradeMixed Chorus 9; Girls" Sports 9, 10, 11, 12.
CAROL FAY TERPENING
"Twerps" . . . pretty and pert . . .loves music . . . driving around orjust loafing rate high . . . pet peeveis people who don't say hello.
Vocational Medical Club 11; Biology ClubSecretary-Treasurer 10; Senior Play Cast 11,12; Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; PromCommittee 11; Choir 10, 11, 12; Girls'Ensemble 12; 9th Grade Mixed Chorus 9;Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12 Modern Dance10.
SUSAN TERRELL
"Sue" . . . sweef, lively, and full offun . . . contagious enthusiasm .being mistaken for Mary is frustrat-ing .
Golden C Staff 12; Student Council 12-French Club 12; Future Teachers ol Amertca 9, 10, 11, Secretary 12; Biology Club10; Foium Club 12; Mask & Bauble 9, Sec-retary 10, 11; Election Committee 9, 10, 11,12; Senior Play Cast 11; Senior Play Crew12; Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 12; PromCommittee 11; Girls' Chorus 10; 9th GradeMixed Chorus 9; Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11, 12;Modern Dance 9, 10, 11, Latin Club 12National Honor Society 12.
J
JOHN WILSON THURSTON
''John" . . . a quiet, enjoyable fel-low . . . sophisticated humor . . .seen with Doug at Hathaway's . . .dislikes drivers who don't signal . . .college.
Hi-Y 12, Choir 9; Boys' Glee Club 10, 11;Football 9; Indoor Track 10; Outdoor Track9.
JUDITH JOAN TIPPINS
"Judy" . . . small girl with a bigheart . . . cute and friendly . . .Carol is her close companion . , .will make an excellent secretary.
Spoflight Staff 11.
JUNE ELIZABETH TOOMEY
"June" . . . kind and thoughtful . . •an incessant talker . . . enjoys study-ing French . . . reads a great deal. . . fondly remembers the first timeshe went to a C.H.S. basketballgame . . . home economics.
Red Cross 10, 11, 12; French Club 12;Dance Committee 9; Girls' Chorus 10; Girls'Sports 10.
EDWARD LAMAR TRAYLOR
"Tex" . . . friendly and pleasant . . .dislikes surprise tests . . . "Prettywild" . . . works as a cashier . . . en-joys physics . . . hopes to attendthe Air force Academy.
Senior Play Cast 12; Indoor Track 12, Out-door Track 11, 12.
WILLIAM FREDRICK TROUTS
"Bill" . . . exceptional math student. . . happy when he can hunt . . .slow drivers are perturbing . . . oftenat the "Sweet Shoppe" . . . a fu-ture sailor.
tjmmmRICHARD WILLIAM TUNISON
"Rich" . . . a man of few but well-chosen words . . . an avid car en-thusiast . . . math is his favorite sub-ject , . . Navy and mechanic school.
Wrestling 10;Track 11.
Track 11; Outdoor
KAREN PATRICIA TURK
"Turkey" . . . attractive and sweet. . . industrious . . . disapproves ofseniors who date underclassmen . . .of/en in the "P" room . . . educa-tion.
Red Cross 10; Executive Committee 1 I.-Spanish Club 11, 12; Future Teachers ofAmerica 9, 10, 11, 12; Biology Club 10;Senior Play Crew 12; Dance Committee 10,11, 12; Girls' Chorus 10; 9th Grade MixedChorus 9; Girls' Sports 11, 12.
ELLEN ANNE V.mHIRTUM
"El" . . . admired for her variedinteresis which are stamp collecting,playing bridge and the piano . . .chums around with Agnes, Bonnie,and Fran . . . college bound.
Red Cross 9, 10; German Club 11, 12;Forum Club 10; Stamp Club 9, 10, Secre-tary-Treasurer 11; National Honor Society12.
PETER VERGALLA
"Pete" . . . senior on our basketballteam . . . tall and quiet . . . oftenseen v/ith Vic . . . likes sports . . .future includes college.
Student Council 11 ; Chess Club 10; PromCommittee 11; Visual Aids 9; Indoor Track11, 12, Outdoor Track 10, 11, 12, Basket-ball 12.
BARBARA A N N VOGEL
"Barb" . . . one of our twirlers . . .enjoys French, sewing, and ridingaround . . . usually seen in the Pep-permint Room . . . nursing career.
Spanish Club 11, 12; Vocational MedicalClub 12; Biology Club 10; Dance Commit-tee 10, 11, 12; Choir 10; Girls' Chorus11; 9th Grade Mixed Chorus 9; Twirler11, Treasurer 12,- Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11,12; Modern Dance 10.
JOHN M. WALKER
"Jack" . . . silent and sincere . . .proficient pupil . . . delights in mathand golf . . . often with tarry, Steve,and Jeff . . . will attend college.
Executive Committee 11; Hi-Y 11, 12; Sen-ior Play Crew 12; Boys' Glee Club 11, 12;Football 9; Wrestling, Manager 10, 11, 12;Outdoor Track 10, 11, 12.
ISABELLE CATHERINE WALSH
"Izzy" . . . sweef . . . "Gloria" in thesenior play . . . good friends includeKathie, Jan, Jill, and Margot . . .she'll never forget the view of thefoyer from the senior door . . . col-lege.
Golden C Staff 12; Future Teachers ofAmerica 10; Amici Scientiae 12, Mask &Bauble 11, 12; Senior Play Cast 12; DanceCommittee 9, 12; Prom Committee 11;Choir 10, 11, 12; Girls' Ensemble 12; 9thGrade Mixed Chorus 9; Girls' Sports 10.
JAMES HENRY WALSH
"Jim" . . . tall, pleasant, good-looking . . . "You bet" . . . has fondmemories of his English classes . . .plans to attend college.
JAMES OWEN WALTER
"Jim" . . . red hair, a sports jacket,and a smile . . . a quiet sense ofhumor . . . a generous nature . . .sure to succeed.
Red Cross 9, Counsel Treasurer 10, 11, 12.
FREDERICK RICHARD WARD
"Freddy" . . . good-looking guywith that certain something . . .regular party-goer . . . thinks seniorlunch time is "tough" . . . medicalprofession.
Red Cross 9; Hi-Y Secretary 11, 12; Ger-man Club 10, 11; Dance Committee 10, 11;Prom Committee 11, Football 9, 10, 11; In-door Track 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 9,10, 11, 12.
WAVERLY WESTERVELT WARNER
"Wave" . . . friendly and gay . . .a conversationalist . . . delights indriving, reading, and collecting rec-ords . . . success In college.
Spotlight Staff, Correspondence Editor 12;Red Cross 10, 12; French Club 9, 10, 12;Biology Club 10; Forum Club 12; LibraryCouncil 12; Girls' Chorus 10, 12.
RONALD FREDERICK WATERMAN
"Ron" . . . "Kids you not" . . . shares"Uncle Ollie's" opinion of big shots. . . closest friends are Les, Dave,and Bob . . . longs for the outdoors.
Senior Play Crew 12; Football 9, 10; Basket-ball 9.
LORRAINE CAROL WEATHERS
"Rusty" . . . fun to be with . . .delights in dancing . . . especiallyenjoyed the Junior dance . . . "Becool" . . . future secretary.
Student Council 11; Spotlight Staff 12;Photop aphy Club 11.
RICHARD PAUL WELCH
"Dick" . . . conscientious . . . pleas-ant and capable . . . found eitherdriving or working on his brownPlymouth . , . good friends includeRon Fernandez and Jim Sommers. . . Air Force.
ANDREW WELLS
"Andy" . . . snappy sense of humor. . . one of our wrestlers . . . a greatguy . . . favorite subject is German. . . "Are you kidding?" . . . petpeeve is tenth period . . . likes golfand swimming . . . to major in mathat college.
Golden C Staff 12; Student Council 11;Hi-Y 11, 12; German Club 10, Vice-Presi-dent 11, President 12; Wrestling 11, 12.
KAREN LEE WEYMAN
"Karen" . . . our attractive new-comer from Westfield . • • enjoyshorseback riding and swimming . . .a future secretary.
Westfield 9, 10, 11.
63
KATHLEEN DELL WIESE
"Kathie" . . . a busy girl with manyfriends . . . our most likely to suc-ceed . . . enjoys French, music, andsports . . . a Golden C co-editor . . .will study languages in college.
Golden C Staff Associate Editor 12; StudentCouncil 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor So-ciety 11, 12; Spotlight Staff 12; ExecutiveCommittee 10; French Club Secretary 10,11, Treasurer 12; Future Teachers of Ameri-ca 9, 10, 11, Treasurer 12; Forum Club 12;Point System Committee 9, 10; Senior PlayCrew 12; Dance Committee Publicity Chair-man 9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11;Choir 10, 11, 12; Girls' Ensemble 12
VICTOR HERBERT WIESE
"Vic" . . . good-looking . . . quietand contemplative . . . member ofthe track team . . . usually can befound with Pete . . . a good friend.
Cross Country 11, 12; Indoor Track 11, 12;Outdoor Track 9, 10, 11, 12.
LINDA CARYL WIGHTMAN
"Linda" . . . never at a loss for asmile . . . loves trig, knitting andbaseball . . . football and basket-ball games were fondest memoriesof C.H.S. . . . education.
French Club 11; Future Teachers of America12; Vocational Medical Club 11; ElectionCommittee 12; Senior Play Crew 11, 12.
STEPHEN LEE WILLAUER
"Steve" . . . quiet and easy-going. . . his favorite subject is math . . .enjoys golf and bowling . . . palsinclude Jack, Jeff, and Larry . . .he's headed for college.
Student Council 10; Wrestling 9, 10; Base-ball 10.
JANYTH CLAIRE WILLIAMS
"Jan" . . . our pretty blonde dream-er . . . fond of driving, bowling, andhi-fi . . . best friends are Jill andKathie . . . will remember those"long, boring" lunch periods . . .college.
Golden C Staff 12; Executive Committee 11,12; Spanish Club 12; Forum Club Treasurer12; Mask & Bauble 11; Library Council 11;Dance Committee 11, 12; Prom Committee11; Choir 11, 12; Girls' Ensemble 12; Girls'Chorus 10-
BARBARA ANNE WILLOUGHBY
"Willy" . . . friendly and full of fun. . . bowling fan . . . frequentlyfound at Echo Lanes . . . Nancy isher best friend . . . will never forgetsenior door . . . secretary.
Golden C Staff 12; Spotlight Staff 11; RedCross 11; Library Council 9; Dance Com-mittee 11; 9th Grade Mixed Chorus 9.
SARA FRANCES WILSON
"Fran" . . . hails from Alabama . . .winsome Southern drawl . . . recordfan and movie-goer . . . relishes ten-nis and football games . . . up andcoming secretary.
-etary of Freshm ( 9; Choir 9, 10.
BRUCE WALLACE WINFIELD
"Winte" . . . a/ways laughing . . .likely found working at the Acne. . . will never forget "Uncle Ollie". . . hopes to don the Air Forceuniform.
ROSALIE WINTER
"Gypsy" . . . personality plus . . .looks, charm, and a friendly smile. . . always on the move . . . nevera dull moment . . . "You can'timagine!" . . . dislikes gossipy peo-ple.
Student Council 9; Vocational Medical Club11; Biology Club 9; Dance Committee 9, 10,11, 12; Prom Committee 11; 9th GradeMixed Chorus 9; Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11,12; Tumbling Club 12.
DAVID ANTON WURTH
"Dave" . . . all are fond of thishandsome blond . . . enjoys footballand wrestling . . . twinkling blueeyes . . . well mannered . . . college.
Hi-Y President 11, 12; German Club 11;Dance Committee 9, 10, 11, 12, Prom Com-mittee 11; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wres-tling 9, 10, 11, 12; Outdoor Track 10, 11.
AUDREY HELEN YOUNG
"Aud" . . . easy-going personality. . . talkative . . . dislikes nosey peo-ple . . . enjoys bookkeeping andriding . . . will be an efficient officeworker.
Spoflight Staff 11; Dance Committee 11 ;Girls' Sports 9, 10, 11.
DENNIS JAMES ZAWALICH
"Denny" . . . or "Mr. 1." . . ."casual" and well-liked . . . willalways remember Freshman English. . . "That's bad news" . . . businessadministration.
Golden C Staff Business Manager 1?, Stu-dent Council 9, 10, 12; Class Officer Stu-dent Council Representative 10, Treasurer11; Spanish Club 12; Senio. Play Cast 11;Senior Play Crew 12; Prom Committee Fi-nance Chairman 11; Band 11, 12; CrossCountry Manager 11, 12.
- \
KATHRYN ANN ZAWISLAK
"Katby" . . . courteous, cheerful,and enthusiastic . . . lovely brownhair and eyes . . . can be found withElaine and Lois . . . airline ste-wardess.
Golden C Staff 12; Spotlight Staff 10, 12;Red Cross 9; Library Council 9; Senior PlayCrew 12; Dance Commiltee 9, 11; PromCommittee 11; Twirler 9, 10, 11.
JANINE MARY ZIMMERMAN
"Neeny" . . . exuberant . . . usuallytalking about, or traveling to Rut-gers . . . "Ichy pooh" . . . a gracefuldancer . . . likes reading and waterskiing . . . known for her silentlaughter.
National Honor Society 11, 12; SpotlightStaff 11, 12; Red Cross 11; French Club 9,10, 11, Vice-President 12; Amid Scientiac12; Forum Club 12; Senior Play Cast 11;Dance Committee 11, Prom Committee 11;GirU' Sports 10, 11, 12; Modern D.ince 11.
JEFFREY FRANK ZIMMERMAN
"Zip" . . . friendly, industrious, andthoughtful . . . likes golf, math, andeating . . . seen with Larry, Ken,Steve, and Jack . . . medical profes-sion . . . college.
Nalional Honor Society 12; Hi-Y 12; Ger-man Club 10, 11, 12; Biology Club 10;Mask & Bauble 12; Senior Play Cait 12;°th Grade Mixed Chorus 9; Band 9, 10,11; Football 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Golf11.
BARBARA JEAN ZOBEL
"Barb" . . . one of our cheerleaders. . . pretty and peppy . . . nicethings come in small packages . . .favorite subject is French . . . plansto attend college.
Go/den C Staff 12," Student Council 10;Class Officer, Vice-President 11; BiologyClub 10; Music Club 11, Dance Committee9, 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; Choir10. 11. 12; 9th Grade Mined Chorus 9;Girls' Sports 9; Modern Dance 11, Cheer-leader 10, 12.
ROBERT ZULEWSKI
"Zeke" . . . tall, tranquil, and trust-worthy . . . will never be forgottenby his friends . . . enjoys math andchemistry . . . college.
Hi-Y 12; French Club 12; Mask & Bauble12, Orchestra 9, 10, 11; Band 9, Treasurer10, 11, President 12; Latin Club 12; RadioClub 9.
FIRST ROW: Mrs. Rhein, Co-SponsorROW: Patricia Boyette, Secretary; Di,Janet Huff, Vice-President.
Richard Conley, President; Miss Schwoerer, Co-Sponsor. SECONDn Ken I an, Student Council Representative; Henry Dreyer, Treasurer;
CLASS OFFICERS
HAPPY-GO-LUCKY
Pete Pender — Barbara Siems
BIGGEST LINE
Richard Kupcho — lleana Collazo
SENIOR
MOST ATHLETIC
Henry Dreyer — Janet HuffMOST SCHOOL SPIRIT
Roy Bair — Susan Keep
BIGGEST BLUSHERS
David Wurth - Isabelle WalshFRIENDLIEST
Dian Kenlan — Dennis Zawalich
.~&~ ~*~. yw-, .- .'- ?•'- .,s***-*v****-~"-&~'""
BEST DRESSED
Tom LaMarca — Fran Barnaby
NICEST SMILE
Dennis Byrnes -- Gail Nichol
SUPERLATIVES
MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED
Kathie Wiese - Bill Knox
MOST TALKATIVE
Pat DiClerico - Bill Hull
BEST FRIENDS
Pat Colucci — Fran Barnaby
BEST FRIENDS
Douglas Sassi — John Thurston
CLASS DREAMERSJan Williams - Neil Daly
BEST ALL AROUNDMary Montenecourt - Bob Clare
SENIOR
ROMEO AND JULIETChuck Goodfellow — Mary Montenecourt
CLASS CLOWNSCharlie Brewsfer — Ruth Divins
BEST PERSONALITYPat Boyette -- Jim Lang
\O
BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUEGary Gipson — Janet Huff
CLASS FLIRTS
Fred Sieg — lleana CollazoMOST TALENTED
Art Doud — Elise Kinney
SUPERLATIVES
CUTEST
Barbara Zobel — Dennis Byrnes
MUTT AND JEFF
Barbara Liska — Mike PhilippofT
BEST LOOKING
Judy Kaminsky — Fred Ward
FAVORITE TEACHERS
Miss Schwoerer — Mr. Yanuzzi
SPRINGTIMEIN CAMELOT
7960 Prom Committee
General
James Lang
Mrs. R. Carlson
Decorations
Beth Roden
Margaret Dudley
Mr. B. Longenbach
Mrs. E. S. Zobel
Table Decorations
David Wurth
Mrs. R. C. Crane
Publicity
Richard ConleyMrs. W. H. Lang
Finance
Dennis ZawalichMrs. L. Montgomery
Refreshments
Mary MontenecourtMrs. J. A. Montenecourt
Mrs. P. J. Grail
Faculty
Miss B. L. SchwoererMrs. J, P. Rhein
Mr. G. F. Zimmerman
1 .
FATHER'S BEENTO MARS
it V
74
CASTMildred Gibson Elise Kinney
Eartha Eileen Burg
Corky Gibson Pat Slosar
Lawrence Gibson George Scort
Ned Morris Pete Pender
Zizi Cordova - Ginny Lusckus
J. R. Pierce Jeff Zimmerman
Sewing Club Girls:Elizabeth Bosler - Kafhy FrithLouise Minturn _ Caro/ TerpeningMadeline Dreese lleana Collazo
T.V. Show Voices.-Captain Galaxy --- Art DoudSpace Scout ..— - Gene GrailAnnouncers -.- Gaven Hurley and Larry Fuhro
t
—
IIf
t
Iff
tIII
t
f
II
9$
I
t
I
It
II
III
t
w
ii
III
II
*tt
FIRST ROW: David Delonge, Treasurer, Mary Montenecourt, VicePresident; Robert Clare. President; Phyllis Boardman, SecretarySECOND ROW: Dorothy Turner, Joan Kuch, Leona Weydemeyer,Karen Beebe, Linda LeMaire, Pat Smith, Karen Manny, Karen Brooks,Mary Howell, Barbara Isinger THIRD ROW: Linda Gentile, Patty
Kathie Wiese, Diane Gruich, Janet Huff, Mr. Glennon, Sponsor.FOURTH ROW: Patricia Boyette, Judy Kaminsky, Margie Johnston,Dian Kenlan, Susan Dudley. Paul Penvenne, Robert Olson, FredHuston, James Oathout, James Lang. FIFTH ROW: Robert Biaeh,Dennis Raciinski, William Knox, Richard Prior, Donald lewis, Clint
Barbara Wells, Carol Waugh, Gail Nichol, Carol Hayeck, Crane, George Scott, John Sharer, Michael Terry, Rodger Kopf.
STUDENT COUNCIL
Student Council Officers
FIRST ROW: Mary Montenecourl, Vice-Presi-dent; Mr. Glennon, Sponsor; Phyllis Boardman,Secretary SECOND ROW: Robert Clare, Presi-dent; David DeLonge, Treasurer.
FIRST ROW: Margaret Dudley, Secretary-Treasurer; Richard Con-ley, President. SECOND ROW: Arlene Factor, Dorothy Turner,Shirley Rakacs, Brenda Beach, Lyrtne Marley, Delia Munday,Irisa Berzinskis, Sandra McArthur, Rosemary Staddie, Linda Brei-tel, Bonnie Copeland, Judith Davison, Mr. Martz. THIRD ROW:Mr. Zimmerman, Thomas Mitchell, James Oathout, Lois Copson,Margot Metzger, Kathte Wiese, Jill Donnelly, Patricia Boyette,Barbara Isinger, Jane Arnold, Susan Terrell, Judith Russell,
Diane Kohn, Yvonne Hamilton, Paula Hollerbach. FOURTH ROW:Brian Conley, Donald Blosser, Rita Bernstein, Alda Revukas,Beth Roden, Janine Zimmerman, Ingeborg Fey, Fran Justh,Alan Kohn, David Eaton, Kathleen Fritts, Mary Howell, PatriciaHedquist, Ellen Van Hirtum. FIFTH ROW: Ronald Dadd, JamesLang, Steven Hall, Donald Lewis, Charles Evans, Don Drumm,Robert Cohen, Edward Coe, Michael Stevens, Charles Good-fellow, Rodger Kopf, William Knox, Jeff Zimmerman, MichaelTerry, John Fedorko, Arthur Kusiv.
SENIORS
ELECTED IN 1960
Linda Breiiel
Robert Cohen
Richard Conley
Lois Copson
Judith Davison
Jill Donnelly
Margaret Dudley
William Knox
Rodger Kopf
Margot Metzger
Kathleen Wiese
Janine Zimmerman
SENIORS
ELECTED IN 1961
Jane Arnold
Brenda Beach
Irisa Berzinskis
Patricia Boyette
Bonnie Copeland
Ronald Dadd
Don Drumm
David Eaton
Arlene Factor
John Fedorko
Ingeborg Fey
Kathleen Frith
Charles Goodfellow
Patricia Hedquist
Mary Howell
Barbara Isinger
Ann Justh
Alan Kohn
Diane Kohn
Arthur Kusiv
James Lang
Lynne Marley
Mary Montenecourt
Alda Revukas
Beth Roden
Judith Russell
Rosemarje Staddie
Mike Stevens
Susan Terrell
Ellen Van Hirtum
Jeffrey Zimmerman
JUNIORS
ELECTED IN 1961
Rita Bernstein
Donald Blosser
Edward Coe
Brian Conley
Charles Evans
Steve Hall
Yvonne Hamilton
Paula Hollerbach
Donald Lewis
Sandra McArthur
Thomas Mitchell
Delia Munday
James Oathout
Shirley Rakacs
Michael Terry
Dorothy Turner
NATIONALHONORSOCIETY
FIRST ROW: Mr, Spada, Arlene Factor, Teda Lombardi, Barbara Rosemary Romano, Sue Terrell, Gail Nichol, Janet Huff, JudyZobel, Nancy Bianco, Robert Irslinger, lleana Collaro, Kathy Zawis- Kaminsky, Pat Boyefte, Jill Donnelly, Jan Williams, Judy Bowne,lak, Joan Davis, Susan Keep, Mary Montenecourt, Linda Breitel, Ruth Divins, Carol Madas, Barbara Willoughby, Alan Kohn. FOURTHJudy Davison, Miss Robinson. SECOND ROW: Dennis Zawalich, Bon- ROW: Carol Erdei, Fran Justh, Ingeborg Fey, Margaret Dudley,nie Copeland, Brenda Beach, Margof Metzger, Lois Kaleta, Judy Beth Roden, Andrew Wells, Richard Prior, Richard Conley, JamesRussell, Mary Howell, Barbara Isinger, Kathy Wiese, Gail Clauer, Lang, William Knox, Rodger Kopf. FIFTH ROW' Doug Sassi, PeterCarol Laurel, Pat Ingram, Arthu . THIRD ROW: Donald Patton, Metzner, Charles Goodfellow, William DiTullio, David Hardy.
GOLDEN C
Golden "C" StaffEditor-in-Chief James Lang
Associate Editors Margaret Dudley, Kathie Wiese
Business Manager Dennis Zawalich
Associafe Manager Ingeborg Fey
Sponsor Mr. Spada
DEPARTMENT HEADS
FIRST ROW: Ingeborg Fey, Assistant Business Manager; Dennis Zawahch, business Manager; Doug Sassi,Co-Editor of Art Staff. SECOND ROW: Miss Robinson, Faculty Business Advisor; Art Kusiv, PhotographyEditor; William Knox, Co-Editor of Art Staff; Mr. Longenbach, Faculty Art Staff Advisor.
Editors
Margaret Dudley, Associate Editor; James Lang, Editor-in-Chief; Mr. Spada, Faculty Advisor;Kathie Wiese, Associate Editor.
SPOTLIGHT
FIRST ROW: Mr. Orenstein, Sponsor; Don Drumm, Editor-in-Chief;Mr. Scutro, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Vinny Samperi, Delores Ciullo,Cory Freedman, Jan Chernev, Barbara Green, Ellen Ahr, Judy Davi-son, Virginia Gillespie, Barbara Liska, Ellen Eriekson, Mary Mon-tennecourt, Ronnie Greenstein, Diane Kohn, Susan Keep, MaureenKenny, Connie Beall. THIRD ROW: Emilie Valla. Karen Brooks, LeeWeydemeyer, Gay Milius, Pat McHarg, Pat Dugan, Carol Bunk,Joan Groom, Valerie Geiger, Helen Boyd, Carol Cawley, MargaretPetroccione, Gail Davison, Stephanie Ryder, Art Kusiv, Janice Drum-mond. FOURTH ROW: Rosemary Staddie, Nancy Grote, GrelchenAngle, Gail Griffiths, Karen Beebe, Shirley Rakacs, Lorraine Sosnow-ski, Linda Moleen, Karen Owens, Jean Leland. Dick Prior, AlanKohn. FIFTH ROW: Lynne Marley, Barbara Christensen, Ruth Divins,
Linda Gentile, Barbara Isinger, Rita Bernstein, Rochelle Block, KathieFritts, Brenda Beach, Pat Hedquist, Bill Knox, Rick Conley. SIXTHROW: Marcia Rubine, Rosemary Romano. SEVENTH ROW: IrmsHellinger, Joan Davis, Kathy Zawislak, Sue Collins, Ingeborg Fey,Ann Justh, Barbara Gray, Kathy Wiese, Linda Breitel, Pat DiClerico,Laurie Lukas, Peter Penvenne. EIGHTH ROW: Karen Petersen, Ed-wina Ditzel, Bernadette Re, Paula Hollabach, Barbara Brewster,Karin Peterson, Diane Marchione, Barbara Johannsen, Jill Donnelly,Margot Metzger, Beth Roden, Janine Zimmerman, John O'Connor,Ralph Mittleberger, Bill DiTullio. NINTH ROW: Sue Dudley, ValerieBudd, Michele Tomasulo, Rosemary Codella, Pat Boyette, CarolBernard, Candy Rich, Lorraine Weathers, Lois Copson, Diane Ken-Ian, Margaret Dudley, Waverly Warner.
Spotlight Editors
FIRST ROW: Don Drumm, Editor-in-Chief; Mr.Orenstein, Sponsor; Margot Metzger, AssociateEditor. SECOND ROW: Lois Copson, ProofreadingEditor; Kathy Fritts, Business Manager, Jean Le-land, Make-Up Editor; Ingeborg Fey, ComposingEditor; Waverly Warner, Exchange Editor; BethRoden, Make-Up Editor; Bill Knox, Boys' SportsEditor; Brenda Beach, Art Editor. THIRD ROW:Alan Kohn, Photography Editor; Arthur Kusiv,Photography Editor; Laurie Lukas, Exchange Edi-tor; Pat Hedquist, News Editor; Linda Breitel,Feature Editor; Barbara Liska, Advertising Mana-ger; Stephanie Ryder, Art Editor.
till .m
FIRST ROW: Paul Reed, Treasurer, Tena Dommergue, Kitty Dun-can, Secretary and Sophomore Class Representative; Dena Hel-legers, Sue Richards. SECOND ROW: Margaret Petroccione, Eliza-beth Shepard, Lynne Garland, Junior Class Representative; KathyPowers. THIRD ROW: Emilie Valla, Chapter Council President;Nancy Scheckler, Recording Secretary; Marie Harris, MeredithPhilpot. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Leech, Pam Finx, Karen Brooks,Mary McConnell, Tecla Lombard!, Dorothy Turner. FIFTH ROW:Janet Schumacher, Patty McHarg, Lee Weydemeyer, Diane Mar-chione. SIXTH ROW: Judy Chasnoff, Joyce Wall, Chris Zawislak,June Shaw, Sandra MacArthur. SEVENTH ROW: Barbara Smith,Cheryl Keen. EIGHTH ROW: Eleanor Schultz, Elizabeth Grayson,Carol Pverson, Eileen Lukaitis, Barbara Webster. NINTH ROW.Patricia O'Brien, Irma Hellinger, Stephanie Ryder, WaverlyWarner, Senior Class Representative; Sheila Earlman, BethRoden, William Hull. Miss Haver, Sponsor. TENTH ROW: LarryPace, Robert Swisher, James Walter, Edward Miller, DonaldBroughton.
JUNIORRED CROSS
FIRST ROW: Buddy Bernstein, Kitty Duncan, Margaret Petroc-cione, Barbara Smith, Elizabeth Shepard. SECOND ROW: JohnElliott, William DiTullio, Joel Kaufmann, Bob Swisher, Tom Sacken.THIRD ROW: Joseph Blaha. FOURTH ROW: John Vergalla, BillShanken, Ken Ingram. Mike Bass. FIFTH ROW: Charles Pope,Richard Huston. SIXTH ROW: Ken Marshak, Richard Prior, RichardWilson. SEVENTH ROW: Mark Kucker, Fred Schaner, Bob Low.EIGHTH ROW: Mrs. Halpern, Sponsor; Larry Fuhro, Carl Golden-
ASTRONOMY CLUB
SENIORHl-Y
FIRST ROW: Mr. Ramsey, Sponsor, Gene Grail, Larry Bapst, David Hardy, Jack O'Brien, William Gall,Frank Byrnes, Robert Irslinger. SECOND ROW: Donald Palton, Richard Conley, Vice-President; GavenHurley, Robert Clare, David Wurth. President; Jeff Zimmerman, Joseph Appel. THIRD ROW: Jack Cox,Gene Marino, Charles Goodfellow, Treasurer; Dennis Byrnes, Lawrence Ringle, Robert Zulewski. FOURTHROW: Rodger Kopf, Robert Rowland, David Eaton, Richard Schoonover, Robert Frahrrre FIFTH ROW: DennisMalloy, Ronald Dadd, John Thurston, Keith Postell, William Knox, Henry Dreyer, Robert Robinson. SIXTHROW: Earl Mitchell, Clinton Crane, James Lang, Douglas Sassi, Steve Gatyas, Alan Arfkan, Roy Bair.SEVENTH ROW: Donald Carlson, Richard Prior, William DiTullio, Richard Dufty, Alan Knapp, Peter Met!-ner, Michael Philippofl. EIGHTH ROW: Jack Walker, Arthur Doud, Jerry Creighton, Andrew Wells, RonaldFarina, Fred Ward, Secretary.
JUNIORHl-Y
FIRST ROW: Jim Slocwm, Mike Keller, Jim Pantano, Jim Oathout, David Erdmann, Mr. Ramsey, Sponsor.SECOND ROW: Brian Conley, Vice-President; Charles Evans, President; Edward Coe, Donald Lewis, SteveHall. THIRD ROW: Lee Nordstrom, William O'Reilly, Jim King, Neil Castaldo, John Litwinetz, RichardWilliams. FOURTH ROW: Harold Brown, Secretary; Donald Blosser, John Roth, Floyd Imperato, DavidDeLonge.
CHESSCLUB
FIRST ROW: Rita BernsteinTreasurer; Mr. Otto, SponstJim Zachary, Robert Staiger.
Dennis Sullivan, Vice-President; Robert Cohen, President; Ed Coe, Secretary-r. SECOND ROW: Bruce Arnold, Martin Gallanter, Richard Gross, Don Blosser,Donald Patton. THIRD ROW: Bill Sussky, Gary Collins, Robert Mayer, Joe Appel.
STAMP ANDCOIN CLUB
FIRST ROW: Carol Iverson, Barbara Green, Vice-President; Lawrence Ringle, President; PaulReed, Secretary-Treasurer; Linda Porcella. SECOND ROW: Leonard Dunikoski, Robert Staiger,Miss Haver, Sponsor; Michael Terry, Robert Mayer.
LATINCLUB
FIRST ROW: [Catherine Sweetser, Mary MontenecoGail Davison, Lynn Lomack, Pat Slosar, Elizabeth ShepaDiane Manenty, Dot Turner, President, Margaret MPetroccione, Carol Leonard, Sharon Pechin, Ellen Erison, Cory Tamburr, Mildred Gessler, Virginia GillesBuddy Bernstein, Joyce Roden. SECOND ROW: RalphMorrison, Bob Low, Barbara Copson, Barbara J. Smith,Cynthia Otlowski, Kathy Fritts, Sue Terrell, President;Mary Howell, Carol Waugh, Marianne Vajda, Marge
McConnell, Gretchen Angle, Kitty Duncan,en Ingram, Tom Sacken, Lee Pope, Tomorges, Barbara Grey, Sue Collins, Carol
Porcella, Janet Hopkins, Susan Dudley,Betty Ann McGovney, Daryl Krogman.
FOURTH ROW: Dan Morris, Bob Cohen, Steve Hall, LarryDavis, James Lang, Robert Clare, Mike Terry, Ralph Mittle-berger, Don Blosser, Brian Conley, Secretary; CharlesEvans, James Zachary, Mr. Eichner, Sponsor.
•t,d.'Yk-
WaltorTHIRDMitcheGreutiNancy
i, MarROW
II, JilY•t, Lin
Mari
y
I
<d>k
LE CERCLEFRANCAIS
FIRST ROW: Kathie Wiese, Treasurer; Beth Roden, Secretary; Doug Sassi, President; Janine Zimmerman,Vice President. SECOND ROW: Lois Copson, Judy Walton, Susie Keep, Margaret Dudley, Jean Leland,Edwina Azar, Barbara Simoons, Margaret Petroccione, Ronnie Greenstein, Dena Hellegers. THIRD ROW:Harriet Cohen, Jo Ann Loeloff, Leon a Weydemeyer, Janet Schumacher, Patty Boyette, Nancy Leech, JudyChasnof, Diane Goodwin, Joan Banker, Tina Dommerque. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Meyers, Margaret Walton,Carolyn May, Diane Leland, Diane Hunt, Marilyn Jackson, Ann Mineur, Barbara Smith, Alice Scott,Elaine Egan, Diane Kohn. FIFTH ROW: Diane Marchione, Lisa Shapiro, Leslie Cooper, Kappy Sweetser,Jane McCord, Linda Frederick, Cleatte Brevier, Carolyn Schmidt, Madeleine Robinson, Carol Leonard,Mary Montenecourt, Lynne Garland. SIXTH ROW: Gay Milius, Mary Morrison, Stephanie Kott, Betty AnnMcGovney, Eileen Gil l , Cory Friedman, Dottie Johnsen, Joanne Prill, Rita Bernstein, Lynn Hebbard, KarenTucker, Ruth Divins, Shirley Rakacs, Sue Terrell, Margot Metzger, Bonnie Copeland, Suzanne Richards.SEVENTH ROW: Jill Edwards, Neil Castaldo, Bill O'Reilly, Karen Sjursen, Judy Craft, Linda Moleen,Carol Iverson, Mary Lou Williams, Patti Clare, Lois Shaheen, Michelle Tomasulo, Marie Harris, BarbaraCubberly, Kathy Dixon. EIGHTH ROW: Mr. Blancherte, Sponsor; Archie Jones, Frank Luberecki, Ted Kuhar,Babs Copson, Maryann Vajda, Barbara Green, Helen Sipp, Janet Bowman, Sue Collins, Carol Wolfe, SueBolick, Kathie Bride, Maria Blanding, Bonnie Beach, Loretta Putz, Mary Grant, Waverly Warner. NINTHROW: Don Lewis, Joe McGowen, Frank Brescher, Joe Justh, Don Drumm, John Ackland, Doug Capece,George Sheriff, Richard Smith, Paul Seiser, Don Blosser, Leonard Dunikowski, Mr. Poirier, Sponsor.
SPANISHCLUB
FIRST ROW: Judy Davison, Treasurer, Mr. Rosso, Sponsor, lleana Collazo, President- SECOND ROW: PatHedqoist, Laurie Lukas, Pat DiClerico, Sandra DelGado, Lynn Ashwell, Penny Grote, Karyl Krumbine, Mar-garet Ramsey, Nancy Grote, Jane McCord, Linda Breitel. THIRD ROW: Margot Metzger, Jane Arnold, KarenTurk, Linda Gentile, Barbara Isinger, Ellen Ahr, Jean Reusch, Mary Jean McClatchey, Karolyn Schulz, DeliaMunday, Sandra McArthur. FOURTH ROW: Paula Hollerbach, Rita Bernstein, Diane Kohn. Jill Donnelly,Jan Williams, Elaine Roberts, Pat Sechler, Lynn Marley, Judy Russell, Ingeborg Fey, Ann Justh, LindaPorcela, Pat McHarg, Lynn Price. FIFTH ROW: Yvonne Hamilton, Marc Steinberg, Don Carlson, Alan Art-ken, Jim Pantano, Joe Blaha, Ed Coe, Bill Shanken, George Sheriff, Larry Pace, Randall Cromarty,Barry McDowell.
GERMANCLUB
FIRST ROW: William DiTullio, Barbara Gray, Irisa Berzinskis, Secretary, Ginny Lusckus, A9nes Fingerlin,Ellen Van Hirtum. SECOND ROW: Joel Kaufman, Inge Jungehanel, Treasurer; Janice Chernev, SusanDudley, Eileen Lukaitis, Christine Kock. THIRD ROW: Jay Farrel, Joe Blaha, Carol Meyer, Mildred Gess-ler, Virginia Gillespie, Mr. Haar, Sponsor. FOURTH ROW: Anthony Peters, Richard Huston, David Eaton,Andrew Wells, President; Dick Prior, Bob Biach. FIFTH ROW: Nelson Dittmar, Fred Krug, Bill Sussky, RobertFrahme, William Knox, Vice-President. SIXTH ROW: Michael Bass, Donald Reiss, Dennis Sullivan, RobertSchacter, Robert Rowland.
F.T.A.
FIRST ROW: Kathie Wiese, TreasuPresident; Susan Terrell, SecretarKing, Sponsor; Lynn Marley,Kohn. Laurie Lukas, Barbara Isinge
l
; Mary Montenecourl,SECOND ROW: Missgot Metzger, Diane
r, Ellen Ahr, KarolynSchulz, Jane McCord, Lynne Garland, Pat McHarg, MissBloom, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Connie Beall, Jody Koch.Bonnie Copeland, Lois Copson, Diane Leland, BarbaraBrewster, Margaret Dudley, Jeanette Reichert, Karin Peter-son, Jeanelte Paffenroth, Lois Horakh. FOURTH ROW:
Joan Banker, Sue Weber, Carol King, Carol FrancisJoanne Prill, Dorothy Johnsen, Susan Keep, Linda Wight-man, Joan Minneman, Jane Balgley, Sharon Pechin, SueCollins. FIFTH ROW: Ginger Roberts, Margaret Walton,Janet Schumacher, Mary Williams, Diane Marchione, ValGeiger, Lorraine Sosnowski, Karen Sjursen, Nancy Meyers,Kathie Fritts, Michele Tomasulo, Barbara Green, KathieBride.
VOCATIONALMEDICALCLUB
FIRST ROW: Sue Montgomery, President; Cheryl Balinskas, Treasurer; Emilie Valla, Secretary; DianeKenlan, Vice-President. SECOND ROW: Diane Gruich, Connie Occi, Audrey Rutz, Kitty Duncan,Corinne Tamburr, Ellen Erickson, Bonnie Boyd, Judy Davison, Nancy Schumacher, Pat DiClerico,Lois Arnold, Jane Arnold. THIRD ROW: Miss Seymour, Sponsor; Mary Margaret Petroccione, GingerRoberts, Janet Hopkins, Gail Davison, Sue Crawford, Eileen Burg, Ruth Divins. FOURTH ROW:Barbara Vogel, Joyce Roden, Julie Walsh, Marie Harris, Lynda Swartz, Mary Ann Vadja, BarbaraCopson, Kathy Morris. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Gruich, Louise Harmen, Barbara Cubberly, Karen Brooks,Tina Dommergue. SIXTH ROW: Barbara Smith, Linda LeMaire, Janet Schumacher, Joyce Wall, PamelaPfingst, Mary Jean McClatchey, Alda Revukas, Rosalyn Guyer, Jo-Ann Lunch, Kay Agnew. SEVENTHROW: Barbara Kiesling, Carolyn Schmidt, Holly Paffrath, Madeline Robinson, Pat Dougan, TobeLe Win, Rosemary Limone, Sheila Earlman.
MASK ANDBAUBLE
CLUB
FIRST ROW: Dorothy TurMarilyn Jackson, AgnesBonnie Copeland, Rosem<Yvonne Hamilton, CynthiaRobert Doud, Kenneth FtRobert Cohen, Daniel Thaxton, Michael Keller.
ler, Susan Keep, Edward Miller, Rita Bernstein, Delia Munday. SECOND ROW:Fingerlin, Barbara Rettino, Ellyn Lomack, Phyllis Boardman, Shirley Rakacs,ry Staddie, Mr. Lenny, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Janet Buzalski, Julia Walsh,Otlowskr, Sandra McArthur, Alda Revukas, Elaine Roberts, Anthony Polisti-a,
rman, Fred Sieg, Richard Prior, Ronald Farina, Arthur Doud, Kenneth Benael,
MUSICCLUB
FIRST ROW: Sue Ronnlund, Vice-President; Ingeborg Fey, President; Stephanie Kott, Secretary;Dena Hellegers, Treasurer. SECOND ROW, Robert Irslinger, Christine Kocl, Shirley Rakacs, CandyRich, Barbara Frutchey, Karolyn Schulz, Dan Thaxton. THIRD ROW: Jackie Coleman, Isabelle Walsh,Nancy Marek, Mary Morrison, Carol Bernard, Carolyn May, Pat Slosar. FOURTH ROW: ThomasSacken, Jill Donnelly, Gail Griffiths, Martha Damon, Gay Milius, Elise Kinney, Claire Hallenbeck, SueCollins, Marcia Rubine. FIFTH ROW: Robert Schacter, Jay Kenlan, Robert Zulewski, Ken Bendell,Alan Arfken, William Sterling, Jeff Zimmerman, Paul Henderson, Mike Stanton.
A CCCXABI \ / FIRST ROW: Judith Davison, Ellen Ahr, Linda Breitel, Lois Copson. SECOND ROW: Margaret Dudley,f\ JOL/VlDL T Mr. Boyle, Sponsor; Diane Kohn, Patricia Hedquist.
USHERS
ELECTIONCOMMITTEE
FIRSTKenny,DiCleriHowellMitche
ROWP;
C O ,
, LiiII, D
i t r
Kidor
: Gayicia Sloitty Dura Wighlaid Lew
Miliusar.lean.tman,is, Di
s, Lee WeydemeSECOND ROW:THIRDEileer
ivid Ha
1 ROW: SI Lukaitis,rdy, Chairrr
yerEn
Na.tan;
, Gretchernilie Valla,n Dudley,icy Marek,Mr. Boyle,
I Ar, GiM a r
ChrSpo
iglel i l
shaistirnso
GrR
l e
MaryitTiths,ubine,Kock.
Montenecourt,NancyBarbara
FOURTH
Grote,IsingiROW
MaureenPatricia
sr, Mary: Thomas
BIOLOGYCLUB
FIRST ROW: Kitty Duncan, Patty Clare, Alice Scott, Kathy Walsh. SECOND ROW: Nancy Grote. MildredGessler, Virginia Gillespie, Corry Lamber, Ellen Ericson, Cleatte Breiver. THIRD ROW: Marcia Rubine, BuddyBernstein, Carol Waugh, Donna Rudkin, Betsy Wells, Clair Ditzel, Margarete Petroccione. FOURTH ROW:Bill Hoff, Joel Kauffman, Bill Shanker, StefTanie Kott, Jean Kelber. FIFTH ROW: Ken Ingraham, BobOlson, Charles Pope, Judy Craft. Val Geiger, Dorothy Johnson, Jean Reusch, Sue Collins. SIXTH ROW:Bill Hull, Rich Huston, Karen Sjursen, Janet Hopkins, Barbara Smith, Jo Ann Prill, Eleanor Schull. SEVENTHROW: John Vergalla, Bob Swisher, Pete Swanson, Ralph Mittleberger, Mary Anne Vajda, Sue Dudley.
AMICISCIENTIAE
FIRST ROW: Tom Mitchell, William DiTullio. William Knox, Isabelle Walsh, Rochelle Block. SEC-OND ROW: Gary Collins, Walter Engel, Lois Copson, Janine Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: RobertCohen, President; Ken Marshak, John Vergalla, Richard Aaron, Alan Knapp, Treasurer; RodgerKopf, Mr. Daley, Sponsor.
CREATIVEWRITING
CLUB
FIRST ROW: Margaret Dudley, President; Mr. Orenstein, Sponsor, Marcia Rubine, Vice-President.SECOND ROW: Stephanie Kott, Barbara Green, Patricia Slosar, Carol Bunck, lynne Price,Jacqueline Coleman. THIRD ROW: Nancy Marek, Susan Dudley, Bernadette Re, Sheila Earlman,Waverly Warner. FOURTH ROW: Irma Hellinger, Barbara Gray, Ann Justh.
FORUMCLUB
FIRST ROW: Jan Williams, Treasurer, Bonnie Copeland, Secretary; Linda Breitel, President; Jan Chernev,Buddy Bernstein. SECOND ROW: Mary Montenecourt, Sue Terrell, Mary Jane McConnell, BillShanken, Martin Gallanter, VicePresident, Dennis Sullivan. THIRD ROW: Tina Dommerque,lynne Garland, Dena Hellegers. FOURTH ROW: Dan Vroom, Lynne Lomack, Carol Waugh,Pat Slosar, Irisa Berzinskis. Ann Justh, Len Dunikoski, Ed Coe. FIFTH ROW: Mary Howell, JoanneLoeloff, Richard Gross, Gary Tabat, Robert Lowe. SIXTH ROW: Joel Kaufman, Roslyn Guyer, JoanneLynch, Pat Hedquist, Eileen Burg, Barbara Gray, Rita Bernstein, Don Blosser. SEVENTH ROW: John Ver-galla, Marcia Rubine, Margot Metzger, Rochelle Block, Bernie Re. Helen Sipp, Lois Foster, Robert Cohen.EIGHTH ROW: Kathie Wiese, Emilie Valla, Kathy Dixon, Sheila Earlman, Irma Hellinger, WaYerly Warner.NINTH ROW: Mr Weiss. Sponsor- Maroaret Dudley. Janine Zimmerman
FRESHMANFRENCH
CLUB
FIRST ROW: Mariann Daniel. Secretary; Norma Strauss, Vice-President; April lee. President; AnneJordan, Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Rita Cohen, Kathie Higgins, Nancy Gladis, Nanci Clarke, BobbieWiese, Linda Pope, Barbara Nietzel, Susan Morrison, Miss Kopp, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Diana Pan-kuch, Kathie Clare, Barbara Aron, Susan Ferguson, Bette Kisner, Christine Baytala, StephanieYanuta. FOURTH ROW: Catherine Stagich, Carole Pantano, Gail Kinney, Carol Bork, Cynthia Jewett,Barbara Bruen.
FRESHMANCHORUS
FIRST ROW: Joylene Leonardo, Susan Kratzke. Kathleen Goodwin, Linda BonLieber, Joyce Rich, Darlene Whitmeyer, William Edwards, Joseph LaBracio,Wehrenberg, Dianne Ditzel, Eileen Reid, Linda Pope, Nancy Gladis, DonnaSusan Benkert, Virginia Sewell. SECOND ROW: Sandra Connolly, Joyce AiBetty Kisner, Jill Fernandez, Susan Morrison, Barbara Tomalavage, CynthiaPeter Wallner, Gerald Grayce, William Brewster, James Turner, Jack ThompscKrochmal, Susan Krochmal, Lois Rothbard, Carolyn Mix, Frances Timmons.Petuck, Suzanne King. THIRD ROW: Alice Hofacker, Janet Harrison, BarbaraDale Vogel, llona Rizzo, Patricia Koefoed, Barbara Hoff, Carole Pantano, M.O'Brien, Lance Logan, Paul Dobbins, David Koch, Wayne Hopper, Lois Brown, Carol Bork, KarenBrownlee, Joyce Sordill, Dorette Bowman, Lauranne Biribaur, Suann Schalef, Jeanne Dexter, GailOkun. FOURTH ROW: Susan Morris, Meryl Skolnik, Dale Brinkerhoff, Christine Gant, Judith Dixon,Susan Bernstein, Barbara Aron, Nancy Agnew, Patricia Daly, Bruce Hansen, Jeffery DeWolf. JayGuinther, Peter Yacko, Richard Bradfield, Lynda Wolff, Susan Richmond, Barbara Bruen. SandraJones, Barbara Cossa, Karen Confroy, Donna Kerzman, Ellen Foster, Stephanie Andersen, Mar-garet Gipson.
es,
Cha
W i
-nesiJe
n, JHei
K r ;
larla
La
r l i
e?
w*
ar
im
ni
na Lo•s Hav;e, Nc, Rob'stt, Bilice Kiietta 'er, Ben Stre
mba
vleyirma
irbasletarhur•tsy
cker
rdo, Lois
, Donald
Strauss,
Hawley,ra Wolf,i, Pamelaz, AlaneCyphers,, Forrest
VISUALAIDS
FIRST ROW: Buddy Bernstein, William Russell, Ron Fernandez. William DiTullio, Robert Cohen, LarryFlanagan, Paul Reed, Gene Grail. SECOND ROW: William Imus, John Vergalla, Warren Sechrist. THIRDROW: Alan Gorsky, Spencer Freund, Walter Engel, Robert Swisher, Art Kusiv, Neal Dennis. FOURTH ROW:Jack Sillimsn, Joe Blaha. Dennis Maloy, Gene Marino, Keith Postell, Alan Kohn, Mike Earlman, Tim Jones.FIFTH ROW: Phil Holmquist, Dick Dufty, Alan Arfken, Jim Sommers, Floyd Imperato, Bob Mathews. SIXTHROW: John Theisz, Wayne Jones, Ray Guralski, John O'Connor, Robert Rowland. SEVENTH ROW: Mr.Yanuzii, Sponsor; Peter Penvenne, Ray LaRosa, Art Johnson, Richard Prior, Roger Chinery, Paul Degenhart.
iSTAGE CREW
FIRST ROW: Stan Dickerson, Master Electrician; Bill DiTullio, Ron Fernandez. SECOND ROW:Gene Grail, Wayne Jones, Bill Russell, Art Kusiv, Buddy Burnstein. THIRD ROW: DaveEaton, John O'Connor, Spencer Freund, Joel Kaufman. FOURTH ROW: Bill Imus, Ray Gural-ski, Warren Sechrist, Neal Dennis. FIFTH ROW: Larry Flannagan, Dick Dufty, Jim Sommers,Floyd Imperato.
ART CLUBFIRST ROW: Stephanie Ryder, Doug Sa:si, Pamela Marsh, Elizabeth Grayson, Susan Collins. SECONDROW: Karen Peterson, Ruth Lerda, Marcia Rubine, Judy Serafin. THIRD ROW: Beth Roden, TrenaCraft, Helen Sipp, Robert Fischer, William Hull, Carl Goldenberg, Waverly Warner, Mr. Longen-bach, Sponsor.
LIBRARYCOUNCIL
FIRST ROW: Carol Jacob, Linda Steele, Joyce Reaves, Vice-President; Kathie Fritts, President; JoyceRoden, Vice-President; Louise Harmer, Secretary; Jacqueline Coleman, Kitty Duncan, Bill Hoff. SECONDROW: Waverly Warner, Barbara Gray, Barbara Kennedy, Carol Young, Linda McGovern, Carol Cawley,Joanne Jacoby, Karen Brooks, Roslyn Guyer, Barbara Wells, Eileen Burg, Kim Nahrebne, Bill Chew. THIRDROW: Elaine Strauss, Linda Lawrence, Leonie LaCroix, Nancy Meyer, Pat Ingram, Janet Arinsberg, MarieHarris, Carol Greuter, Janet Schumacher, Joanne Lynch, Cindy Otlowski, Lois Foster, Betsy Cyphers, SueCollins, Barbara Welch, Barbara Johanson, Mr. Weber, Librarian. FOURTH ROW: Anne Zurinski, KarenClemenson, Madeline Robinson, Arlene Money, Sue Kolbe, Linda Porter, Mary Coleman, Barbara Simoons,Ellen Jones, Carol Proctor, Denise Skereki, Connie Beall, Laurie Lukas, Priscilla Sims, Jean Gamble, NancyIves.
CHOIR
FIRSTBunck,BoardmJaniceKeep,
ROW: 1Carol K
an, AnnNewmanDorothy
Conslaing, J
Mine. Cynl
TurntJoan Davis, Carol Fipening.MichaelDianeBeach.SheilaWilliarr
GavinBedell,
Gruich,THIRDEarlman
is. Don
nee
ean
ur ,
hia: r .
rancHurley,RobeLois
ROW:Jill
Broua
Beall,Leland,
CorlissOtlowskSECONDis, Dian:William
rt Plant, DaSha
MDoi
htor
heen, Bargaretinelly, 1I, Rober
Ba.bariDelia
Vogel,
I Zobel, CarolMunday, PhyllisCory Friedman,
i, Shirley Rakacs, Susan) ROWa Buko.
Knox,niel Th:arbaraRussell,Sarbarat Doud
Ellyn Lomack,vski, Carol Ter-James Zachary,
sxton, Roy Bair,Gruich, BrendaCarol Grasing,Rettino, Janyth
, James Caruso,
Rodger Kopf, Charles Krippendorl, Walter Keefer, WilliamBall, Arthur Doud, Kennelh Bendel, Paul Henderson, RalphMorrison, Janet Bowman, Elizabeth Grayson, IsabelleWalsh, Kathie Wiese, Kathie Bride. FOURTH ROW: EliseKinney, Dian Kenlan, Patricia DiClerico, Diane Marchione,Karen Sjursen, Gail Griffiths, Edward Miller, Alan Knapp,Joseph Martin, Fred Sieg, Richard Klempa, Charles Good-fellow, Ronald Farina, Richard Prior, David Bagley, DonaldHendrickson, Carl Goldenberg, David Kelber, Don Drumm,David Hardy, Judith Kaminsky, Alda Revukas, Emilie Valla,Claire Hallenbeck.
Boys' Double Quintet Girls' Ensemble
FIRST ROW: Roy Bair, Gavin Hurley. SECOND ROW: RichardPrior, Robert Plant. THIRD ROW: Arthur Doud, David Hardy.FOURTH ROW: Edward Miller, Ronald Farina. FIFTH ROW: AlanKnspp, Joseph Martin.
FIRST ROW: Susan Keep, Brenda Beach. Elise Kinney. SECONDROW: Kathleen Wiese, Carol Terpening, Patricia DiClerico.THIRD ROW: Isabelle Walsh, Jill Donnelly, Sheila Earlman.FOURTH ROW: Alda Revukas, Janyth Williams, Dian Kenlan.
} j <
BOYS'GLEE CLUB
FIRST ROW: Michael Keller, Robert Frahme, Ronald Fernandez, William DiTullio, Gary Collins,David Frey, Peter Pender, William Hones, William Hoff, Lawrence Pace, Robert Irslinger, RobertMayer, Ronald Farb, Ralph Zobel. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Furman, Michael Marino, RobertMorgan, Anthony Polistina, Barry Ziegler, Richard Linnell, John O'Connor, Robert Matthews,Marc Lav, Ronald Lieber, Spencer Fruend, Mark Kucker. THIRD ROW: Jack Walker, MichaelPhilipoff, Robert Hayes. Joseph McGowen, Frank Brescher, Leonard Jones, Charles Brewster,Donald Carlson, John Sharer, Peter Swanson, Jay Jackson, William Ray.
GIRLS'CHORUS
Gleason, Meredith Philpot, Margaret Rosenkranz,rbara Kiesling, Lee Gonella, Cleaelte Briefer,
Clemenson. SECOND
I ) A Kl( U D A p\J I )FIRST ROW: Gary Gisser, Richard Aaron, Dennis Zawalich, Edward Coe, Richard Huston.SECOND ROW: William Donnelly, Jeff Lloyd, Richard Gross, Richard Linnell, Jay Farrell,Agnes Fingerlin. THIRD ROW: Robert Swisher, Ken Shotlander, Steve Hall.
CONCERTBAND
FIRST ROW: Philip Brubaker, Richard Aaron, Warren Jacobi, Joan Groom, Robert Zulewski, Janet Buzalski,Carol Klubenspies, Carol Bork, Lesley Krone, Nancy leech, Elizabeth Cyphers, Norma Strauss, CarolWalker, Paula Bodnar, Rita Bernstein, Terry Johnson. SECOND ROW: Peter Meyers, Thomas Sacken,Barbara Moore, John Gillman, Robert Swisher, Secretary; Edward Harris, Cynthia Jewett, William Irnus,James Pantano, Peter Swanson, April Lee, Treasurer; Jerome Madden, Lawrence Pace, Frederick Huston.THIRD ROW: James Turner, Jay Guinther, Gary Iversen, Dennis Marcketts, Gary Gisser, Lewis Fingerlin,Edward Coe, Jeff Zimmerman, Richard Gross, Pauline Lowe, Frank Lawson, Bruce Wells, Richard Linnell,Sheldon Cohen, Jay Farrell. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Ingram, Kenneth Shotlander, Richard Babat, RichardMercer, Joseph Gatto, Neal Dennis, William Laing, Stephen Cmytriw, Jeffrey Lloyd, Charles Pope, RichardDenzau, Richard Eichinger, Gerald Schuman, Stephen Hall, Vice-President; Wayne Jones, Floyd Imperato,Mr. Toenes, Sponsor.
£ A-A-
/
MARCHINGBAND
FIRST ROW: Kenneth Furman, Drum Major; Linda Gentile, Drum Majorette. SECOND ROW:Margaret Ramsey, Leona LaCroix, Barbara Vogel, Lynn Hebbard, Carol Madas, Ginger Hallen-beck, Rosemarie Staddie, Arlene Philippone, Barbara Gaffney. COUNTER CLOCKWISE IN C:Edward Tristram, Janet Buzalski, Elizabeth Cyphers, Norma Strauss, Lesley Krone, Carol Bork,Carol Klubenspies, Pete Swanson, William Imus, Richard Plant, Nicholas Prsfo, Jeff Lloyd, RobertKnox, Robert Wilson, Gary Gisser, Paul Macmillan, Steve Dmytriw. BASE DRUM OF THE H: DaleGangaware, Dennis Harciketts, Richard Babat, Robert Swisher, Richard Denzau, Theodore Zielin-sky, Floyd Imperato, Ed Coe. CROSS BAR OF H: John Silliman, Richard Mercer, Ken Shotlander.RIGHT ARM OF H: Larry Pace, Jerome Madden, Pete Meyers, Ed Harris, Richard Duemmler,Cynthia Jewett, Barbara Moore, Pauline Lowe. COUNTER CLOCKWISE IN S: Phil Brubaker, KenIngram, Richard Huston, J. Turner, Gary Iversen, Terry Johnson, Jay Guinther, Warren Jacobi,Tom Sacken, Richard Gross, Jay Farrell, Richard Linnell, Sheldon Cohen, Mr. Toenes, Director.
TWIRLERSFIRSTGaffneClaire
ROW::y, Leo
Lindana LaC
Hallenbeck,Co-Captain.
GeiroixRo!
ntile., Visema
, Drrginrie
um Majia TromStaddie
-ette. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Moot, Co-Captain; Barbarater, Mary Jean McClatchey, Carol Madas, Lynn Hebbard,
Margaret Ramsey, Barbara Vogel, Arlene Philippone,
..» \
mNN
FIRST ROW: David Wurth, Neil Daly, Henry Dreyer, Mike Stevens,Roy Bair, Richard Conley, Robert Gamble, Co-Captain; Robert Kupcho, Gary Gipson, Co-Captain. SECOND ROW: Mr. Grayson, Coach:Heino Taavoste, Jack Fedorko, Robert Clare, Earl Mitchell, WayneBender, Richard Kupcho, Robert Ackland, Daniel Vroom, Mr. Brown,Assistant Coach. THIRD ROW: Mr. Jones, Assistant Coach; DennisRaczynski, Harold Brown, David DeLonge, Larry Davis, Lee Norsd-
trom, Joseph DiFabio, Robert Konopack, William Laing, Gene Ma-rino, Manager. FOURTH ROW: Herb Mitchell, Manager; CharlesEvans, Jack Delaney, Robert Hayes, Mitchell Elkoury, Richard Wil-liams, David Erdmann. John Krip, Donald Lewis. William Hackman,Manager. FIFTH ROW: Lewis Beach, Charles Krippendorf, JamesSlocum, Brian Conley, William Todd, Wayne Jones, James Watkinson.
FOOTBALLRecord
C.H.S. Opp.
0 LINDEN 0
0 MILLBURN 0
39 CLARK 13
6 RAHWAY 7
28 HILLSIDE 6
19 ROSELLE PARK 6
20 ROSELLE 13
13 SCOTCH PLAINS 20
14 JEFFERSON 13
Review of the Season
Coach Grayson molded a group of returning sen-
ior lettermen with some big, hard hitting juniors into
a team that demonstrated a strong team-effort all
year. The season was capped with a win over Jeffer-
son in the traditional Thanksgiving Day game, giving
the Cranford Grtdmen an admirable 5-2-2 mark.
The Cougars, more often than not the underdogs,
followed two scoreless ties with Linden and Millburn
by walloping Clark, 39 to 13. This game was high-
lighted by a 92-yard run by co-captain Gary Gipson,
the fleet-footed halfback. One of several very close
games was lost to ever-powerful Rahway, 7 to 6. The
Cranfordites then countered with a one-sided victory
over Hillside, 28-7. Robert and Richard Kupcho
sparked the team offensively, by scoring two touch-
downs each. A 19 to 6 victory over Roselle Park fol-
lowed the Hillside fray. Richard Kupcho again
played an aggressive game by crossing the goal line
twice. The previously unbeaten Roselle team was up-
set by Coach Grayson's boys in a thrilling 20 to 13
game. A spectacular end zone catch by end, Jack
Fedorko, preserved the win for the Cougars. Scotch
Plains dashed Cranford's chances of State and Wat-
chung Conference championships with their last
minute breakaway touchdown pass to outdo the Blue
and Gold, 20 to 13. In the season's final game, the
Cougars beat Jefferson, 14 to 13.
Led by Co-Captains, Bob "All-County" Gamble
and Gary Gipson, the Cranford team established a
commendable record. The defense unit, headed by
Rick Conley, Neil Daly, Henry Dreyer, Mike Stevens,
Bob Gamble, and Roy Bair, proved to be one of the
best in the county.
103
FIRST ROW Larry Bapst, Edward Coe, Richard Ernst, Bob Schacter, Ed Santucci.Swanson, Jay Jackson, Pete Metzner, Dave Kelber, Ralph Mittleberger, William KrPoquette, Coach; Ronald Ritter, Al Knapp, Gary Gisser, Victor Wiese, Ralph Morrisi
SECOND ROW: Peteox. THIRD ROW: Mr.in. Manager.
CROSSCOUNTRY
RecordC.H.S. Opp.
15293630182719402835304040
LINDENIRVINGTONCOLUMBIARAHWAYEDISON
JEFFERSONROSELLE PARK
UNIONHILLSIDE
NORTH HUNTERDON ...SCOTCH PLAINS
WESTFIELDPLAINFIELD
County Championship—8thWatchung Conference—5th
Score Wins
40
261925372836152720251515
Review of the SeasonClose defeats crushed the Harriers' hopes of a winning season.
After shutting out Linden, the team lost two close meets to Irvingtonand Rahway. In the latter meet, Ron Ritter and Bill Knox, running thebest times on the team for the year, chased the Indians' second manuntil they finally passed him on the last lap. The team then took threein a row before the losing streak started. Coach Poquette loses fivegraduating seniors this year.
FIRST ROW: Bob Johnson, Jon Koedam, Jim Oathout, Marty McEvoy, Rick Wilson, Bill Ray, Ralph Zobel,Ken Thorn. SECOND ROW: Mike Bedell, Marty Christian, Dave Eaton, Bill Hoff, Floyd Imperato, Jim Easton,Jay Kenlan, George Scerif. THIRD ROW: Don Blosser, Rodger Kopf, Win Heger, Phil Holmquist, Don Carl-son, Jerry Creighton. FOURTH ROW: Terry Johnson, Bob Low, Dick Prior, George Scott, Jack CoxMike PhilippofT, Paul MacMillan.
SOCCER
Review of the Season
This season, Cranford's soccer team posted an over-all
record of 2-10-1, an improvement over the past several
years. The opening game with Linden provided the most
excitement of the season. Behind three points at half-time,
the local Booters tied the score and defended the tie until
the last few seconds. A disputed penalty kick cost the team
a victory. Two games later, Cranford tied Edison, and then
lost four straight until it defeated Clark and Hillside. These
two victories made possible a second place finish in the
Watchung Conference with a 2-1-0 record.
C.H.S.
3
0
2
1 ..
1 .
2
0
0
2
3
2
0
0
Recordc
LINDEN
JEFFERSON
UNION
EDISON
SUMMIT
. SCOTCH PLAINS
....... CHATHAM
IRVINGTON
CLARK
HILLSIDE
LINDEN
SPRINGFIELD
NEW PROVIDENCE
4
4
8
1
3
3
4
2
1
1
4
1
1
• •
FIRST ROW: Arthur Kusiv, Manager; William Knox, Larry Bapsl. Ed Santucci, Don Patton. SECOND ROW:Rodger Kopf, Richard Ernst, Robert Schacter, Pete Metzner, Mr. Poquette, Coach.
INDOOR TRACK
RecordC.H.S. Opp.
39 RAHWAY 2036 JEFFERSON 2337 HOLY TRINITY 22
Review of the SeasonCoach Poquette, stressing quality instead of quantity, cut the
squad down to two relay teams. After the season started, the C.H.S.runners participated in meets in New York City, Jersey City, andNewark. The mile-relay team succeeded in bringing home medals fromthe Cardinal Hayes, Seton Hall Spiked Shoe Club, and Union Countymeets. In its three dual meets, the team gained impressive victoriesto end with an undefeated record. The outstanding performance ofthe year was turned in by Pete Metzner, who tied the school recordfor the 60-yard high hurdles.
tt-^#
FIRST ROW: Pete Vergalla, Vic Wiese, Nelson Lightcap, ChuckGoodfellow, Robin Hill, Robert Clare. Emil Kutsera, Leo Schaeffer,Joe Colucci, Richard Kupcho, Fred Ward, Donald Patton. SECONDROW: Richard Schoonover, Pete Metzner, Tom LaMarca, Tom Winter,Bob Johnson, Richard Ernst, Jerry Madden, Ralph Mittleberger,Paul Macmillan, Gary Gisser, Bob Schacter, Don Carlson, RodgerKopf. THIRD ROW: Mr. Poquette, Assistant Coach, Jack Walker,Frank Storz, Dave Kelber, Dave Arnold, Jim Zachary, Richard Wil-
son, Terry Johnson, John Elliot, Marc Steinberg, Bob Doud, BillBall, Ken Sterling, Pete Swanson, Steve Gatyas, Robert Kupcho, Mr.Wilson, Coach. FOURTH ROW: Win Heger, Tom Leahey, Mike Earl-man, William O'Reilly, Don Lewis, Lee Nordstrom, Brian Conley,Charles Evans, Roger Chinery. George Warner, Ed Sluiis. FIFTHROW: Paul Martens. Wayne Jones, Jay Jackson, Dan Vroom, Wil-liam Muldrow, Ralph Morrison, Larry Davis, Neil Castasldo.
OUTDOOR TRACK
C.H.S. ReC°rd
ATA ROSELLE 6914
40W RAHWAY 76'/2
59 LINDEN 58
64 CLARK 53
19 UNION 98
i V
FIRST ROW: Ronald Ritter, John Litwinetz, Robert Engel, Ed Sluzis, Steve Gatyas. SECOND ROW: GavenHurley, Manager; Neil Castaldo, Jim King, Robert Robinson, Francis Collins, Peter Vergalla, Henry Dreyer,Jay Jackson, Dennis Raczynski, John Zalimky, David Frey, Manager. THIRD ROW: Mr. Martin, Coach;Mr. Brown, Assistant Coach.
B A S K E T B A L LRecord
C.H.S. Opp .
67 ROSELLE PARK 65
46 HILLSIDE 64
45 ST. MARY'S 42
60 CLARK 41
58 RAHWAY 45
47 ST. PETER'S 44
44 SOUTH SIDE 45
35 SNYDER 63
48 ROSELLE 68
81 LINDEN 62
46 CLARK 32
38 WESTFIELD 57
61 . HILLSIDE 56
58 SCOTCH PLAINS 66
68 RAHWAY 51
53 ROSELLE PARK 48
44 ROSELLE 64
55 WESTFIELD 58
54 SUMMIT 47
63 LINDEN 52
61 SCOTCH PLAINS 74
COUNTY TOURNAMENT
58 PLAINFIELD 57
45 CLARK 43
46 ROSELLE 49
STATE TOURNAMENT
74 BUTLER 55
80 MORRISTOWN 62
43 HILLSIDE 56
&im ¥&*
f&,
>.<*.
Review of the Season
Followers of Cranford High's Basketball team didn'tsee the Cougars crush the county, but they weretreated to some close, exciting contests and a good12-9 regular season record. Cranford got off to agood start, faltered during the holidays, and cameback strongly to become the fourth seeded team inthe Union County Tournament.
Steve Gatyas was the leading scorer, connectingfor 29 and 27 points in two contests against Linden.Senior Bob Robinson, a transfer from Seton Hall, wasa Cougar mainstay throughout the year. Juniors BobEngel, John Litwinetz, Jim King, and Neil "Doc" Cas-taldo and sophomore hoopster Ron Ritter also did anoutstanding job for Coach Martin.
In their first contest, the Cougars scoring 27 pointsin the final period, nipped Roselle Park. The winningmargin was provided by Robinson on a driving lay-up. The Cranford five folded in the last period to loseto Hillside, but they won their next three contests.
In the St. Peter's Tournament over the Christmasvacation, the cagers edged St. Peter's by three points
and then lost to South Side, Essex County Champions,
by one point.
In the second half of the season, the Cagers posted
victories over Hillside and Summit, each an upset win.
Gatyas, Engel, and Litwinetz scored against Hillside,
as Cranford gained a ten point half-time lead and
went on to win by five. Coach Martin's five beat Sum-
mit, champions in their own conference, by seven, al-
though the game was close until the last minute,
when the Cougars scored nine points to Summit's two.
The Cranford quintet, seeded fourth in the Union
County Tournament, reached the semi-final round by
beating Clark and Plainfield. The Hoopsters faced
an undefeated Roselle five in the semi-finals. Behind
by 13 points at half-time, the Blue and Gold put on a
thrilling second half drive to lead Roselle by one
point with 1:30 remaining on the clock. However,
the Rams came through in the clutch and defeated the
fighting Cougars by three points—a thrilling finish to
a successful season.
FIRST ROW: Peter Occi, Ralph Zobel, Peter Pender, Richard Prior, Robert Olson, Bill Russell. SECONDROW: Wayne Jones, Manager; Dave Wurth, Gary Gipson, Robert Clare, Bill Todd, Lee Nordstrom, Mr.Farrell, Coach. THIRD ROW: Jack Walker, Manager, Art Doud, Brian Conley, Charles Evans, Larry Davis,Ronald Farina, Andy Wells. Don Kidd. Wayne Bender.
WRESTLING
C.H.S.
53 .......
31
37
39
30
27
45
22
32
25
17
18 .......
Record
JEFFERSON
PLAINFIELD
ROSELLE PARK ..
SCOTCH PLAINS ...
NORTH PLAINFIELD .
COLUMBIA
HILLSIDE
CLARK
SPRINGFIELD
RAHWAY
WESTFIELD
UNION
Opp.
5
14
11
7
13
15
3
24
15
16
24
26
District 6 Sectional Championship
Review of the Season
Cranford High's varsity wrestling team, on the up grade the last few years, turnedin its most successful season this year. Coach Farrell's Matmen had a 9-3 record, betteringby one win last year's log.
Winning their first seven matches, the Cougars established themselves as a matpower in the county. Jefferson was the first victim, escaping a shutout only becauseCranford had to forfeit a bout. Six more Cougar routs followed, with Hillside, too,avoiding being blanked by winning only one bout.
The grapplers lost their first match to Clark. In this meet, two matmen, Dave Wurthand Wayne Bender, met their first loss. Lee Nordstrom, having won six of his firstseven, was injured. The loss of Nordstrom for the remainder of the year cost theCougars dearly in subsequent matches. Mike Pender also was injured near the end ofthe season. Both these injuries cost Cranford the Westfield and Union matches.
Stars of the team were undefeated Dick Prior and Gary Gipson. Prior, the StateChampion in the 123 pound class, won twelve regular season matches, ten by pins.Gipson wrestled one draw, and had seven pins among his eleven wins.
The other mat regulars and their records were: Pete Pender, second in the state inthe 130 pound class, 10-1-1; Wayne Bender, 9-2-1; Dave Wurth, 9-2-1; Bob Clare, 9-1-2;Bob Olson, 5-3-3; Ralph Zobel, fourth in the state in the 98 pound class, 8-4; andLarry Davis, 4-8.
The Cougars recaptured the District VI Sectional Championship with Grapplers RalphZobel, Dick Prior, Pete Pender, Bob Clare, Gary Gipson and Dave Wurth emerging asDistrict Champs in their own weight class.
FIRST ROW: Neil Daly, Henry Dreyer, Jack LaGrace, Alan Ritier, Mike Stevens, Harold Brown, Jack Cox.SECOND ROW: David Frey, Manager; Jack O'Brien, David Erdmann, Jack Fedorko, Mr. Brown, Coach;Guy Borges, Dennis Raczynski, William Gall, Gaven Hurley, Manager.
BASEBALL
RecordC.H.S. Opp.
1 WOODBRIDGE 7
8 ROSELLE PARK 0
5 WESTFIELD 1
2 ROSELLE 1
0 HILLSIDE 2
1 CLIFFORD SCOTT 2
1 RAHWAY 14
1 ST. MARY'S 5
6 CLARK 0
6 SCOTCH PLAINS 1
2 ROSELLE PARK 6
2 LINDEN 5
1 ROSELLE 5
3 HILLSIDE 2
4 SCOTCH PLAINS 2
1 CLARK 0
3 ST. MARY'S 4
GOLF
RecordOpp.
6
3
0
0
'/!
4
Vi
0
1
5V4
0
3
Vi
' / i
RAHWAY ...
LINDEN
COLUMBIA ..
WOODBRIDGE
MORRISTOWN
JEFFERSON ..
LINDEN
WOODBRIDGE
JEFFERSON ..
RAHWAY
WESTFIELD ..
S. PLAINFIELD .
MORRISTOWN
WESTFIELD ...
12
15
15
15
... 14'/i
14
17'/!
18
17
12'/!
21
15
14'/a
1714
FIRST ROW: William Donnelly, Hank Detering, Jeff Zimmerman, Jim Dimock, Fred AtkinsMr. Martin, Coach. SECOND ROW: Robert Morgan, Barry Adubato, Chris HamlinDavid Mindlin.
TENNIS
RecordC.H.S.
5
3
0
5
5
0
3
0
5
2
5 ....
0
5
JEFFERSON
RAHWAY
... PLAINFIELD
JEFFERSON
PERTH AMBOY ...
.... WESTFIELD
RAHWAY
... PLAINFIELD
. PERTH AMBOY ...
LINDEN
HIGHLAND PARK .
WESTFIELD
ROSELLE
Opp
... 0
2
... 5
... 0
... 0
... 5
... 2
... 5
... 0
... 3
... 0
... 5
... 0
FIRST ROW: Robert Ackland, Heino Taavoste, Alan Cohen, Stuart McFadden, RobeCohen, Manager. SECOND ROW: Mr. Goldblatt, Coach; Clint Crane, John Witheriniton, David Skaggs, David DeLonge.
f*** I I"} I C A T l I I rT|/^ FIRST ROW: Patricia Clare, Treasurer; Patricia Boyette, Vice-President; Jill Donnelly,\jll\l_J / \ I H I P I l( President; Phyllis Boardman, Secretary. SECOND ROW: Patricia Sechler, Kathie Wiese,V_*I IV^^S / t i l l l _ i - I >w Shirley Rakacs, Carol Bernard. THIRD ROW: Betty Ann McGovney, Jean Reusch, Bobbie
ASSOCIATIONWiese, Virginia Suarez.
' C f \ I I D FIRST ROW: Margot Metzger, Jill Donnelly, Kathie Wiese, Linda Breitel, Ellen Ahr. SECOND ROW:O V * L L / D Barbara Webster, Isabelle Walsh, Lois Copson, Janine Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: Betty White, Lorraine
Sosnowslci, Kitty Duncan, Ruth Divins.
VARSITYCHEERLEADERS
JR. VARSITY
FIRST ROW: Diane Gruich, Barbara Frulchey. Barbara Zobel, Susan Keep. SECOND ROW:Janet Huff, Captain; Jill Donnelly, Pat Boyette, Carol Bernard, Karen Brooks.
FIRST ROW: Connie Beall, Stephanie Kott. SECOND ROW: Mildred Gessler, Virginia Gillespie.^ " L i r r n l r A r > r n r THIRD ROW: Lynne Garland, Candy Rich, Co-Captain. FOURTH ROW: Gay Milius, Co-
LHcbKLbAubKo ^^^ c°°>>-
TUMBLINGCLUB
FIRSTSeimsStephanieCraft, Gail
ROW:Loi
Hellegers, Karen Brooks, Marilyn Moot, Leona Weydmeyer, Barbara Liska, BarbaraRuth Divins, Nancy Schumacher, Patricia Sechler, Kay Agnew, Jane Arnold, Joan Davis,
ilasinski. SECOND ROW: Diana Kreger, Lily MacCallum, Carol Cawley, Carol Dennis, JudyGriffiths, Joyce Roden, Leonie LaCroix, Arlene Philippone, Janyth Williams, Linda Breitel,
Arnold,
Ellen Ahr, Julie Walsh. THIRD ROW: Caroline LaCorte, Kathie Wiese, Margaret Dudley, Patricia Keller,Jean Kelber, Barbara Vogel Hebbard, Barbara Isinger, Patricia Hedquist, Judy Davison, Joann Loeloff,Janet Schumacher. FOURTH ROW: Kathy Walsh, Kathy Bride, Barbara Webster, Jean Reusch, Helen Sipp,Betsy Wells, Eileen Gil l , Nancy Marek, BettyAnn McGovney, Barbara Brindley, Virginia Gillespie, SusanDudley, Christine Tristask. FIFTH ROW: Edwina Azar, Bernadette Azar, Mary Jean McClatchey, GingerTrometter, Lorraine Sosnowski, Betty Watson, Jane McCord, Leslie Cooper, Lynn Ashwell, Barbara Frutchey,Barbara Simoons. SIXTH ROW: Candy Rich, Sue Terrell, Dian Kenlan, Nancy Scheckler, Gretchen Angle,Martha Damon, Shirley Rakacs, Nancy Leech, Ann Mineur, Kathrine Williams, Alice Scott.
FRESHMANTUMBLINGCLUB
FIRST ROW- Elaine Rispoli, Linda Postell, Kathleen Goodwin, Marilyn Moot, Lynn Hebbard, VirginiaTrometter, Laura Frank, Kathleen Clare, Alice Degenhardt, Virginia Suarez, Joyce Arnesen, Rhoda Fisher.SECOND ROW: Barbara Bruen, Linda Wolff, Mary Angle, Nancy Agnew, Suann Shalef, Lois Leiber,Janet Harrison, Barbara Aron, Karen Dorian, Patricia Koefoed, Patricia Petroccione, Nancy Totin, Kath-leen Plummer. THIRD ROW: Virginia Sewell, Frances Thimons, Lynn Folinus, Joyce Rich, KathleenHiggins, Nancy Gladis, Linda Pope, Barbara Nietzel, Bonnie Ross, Catherine Stagich, Marianne Daniel.FOURTH ROW: Nancy Clarke, Julie Storz, Jill Fernandez, Theresa Sawyer, Rita Cohen, Judy Mindlin,Diana Pankuch, Roberta Wiese, Bonnie Witherington, Christine Baytala, Michele Brown, Candy Albrecht.FIFTH ROW: Ellen Sue Moses, Roberta Hawley, Sandra Jones, Doris Bauer, Elaine Bykowski, SusanAgnew, Marsha Langley, Ellen Tannenbaum, Joylene Leonardo, Lauranne Biribauer. SIXTH ROW: BettyKisner, Barbara Michaelson, Carol McGarry, Elizabeth McEvoy, Virginia Lynch, Helena Jones, KarenMcCall. Josie Hearns, Peggy Gipson, Virginia Abrams. Dale Brinkerhoff, Meryl Skolnik.
TWIRLINGCLUB
FIRST ROW: Rosemary Romano, Treasurer, Louise Harmer, Vice-President; Ruth Divins, President; BarbaraLukas, Secretary; Mrs. Petti, Sponsor. SECOND ROW; Marilyn Moot, Lynn Hebbard, Barbara Vogel, CarolMadas, Linda Gentile, Claire Hallenback, Virginia Trometter, Margaret Ramsey, Mary Jean McClatchy,Arlene Philippone, Leone LaCroix, Barbara Gaffney. THIRD ROW: Carol Dennis, Barbara Siems, Winnie-fred Corsgren, Laureen Knowlton, Kathryn Williams, Sue Weber, Bonnie Boyd, Judy Chasnof, BarbaraSmith, Barbara Aron, Michelle Brown, Sue Agnew. FOURTH ROW: Henrietta Thurz, Virginia Sewell,Barbara Simoons, Janice Drummond, Christine Tristask, Sue Bollick, Carol Wolfe. Ann Mineur, AnneMaizarese, Lauranne Biribauer, Adrienne Jaffe, Christine Korwer. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Tomalavage,Alune Petuc, Mary Lou Lunsden, Inge Jungahanel, Jane Arnold, Nancy Schumacher, Joan Davis, KayAgnew, Lynn Ashwell, Janet Harrison, Pat Koefoed, Nancy Gladis, Linda Postell. SIXTH ROW: BarbaraNietzel, Bonnie Ross, Nanci Clarke, Kathy Higgins, Nancy Agnew, Karen Dooley, Sandra Martin, EleanorHubbach, Joan Bennett, Lois Rothbard, Linda Pope.
HAWAIIANDANCECLUB
FIRST ROW: Diana Kreger, Carol Cawley, Barbara Cubberly, Kathie Wiese, Jan Williams, Linda Breitel,Ellen Ahr, Karyl Krumbine, Norma Ochsner. SECOND ROW: Kathy Croushore, Elaine Doty, Mary Barcus,Barbara Simoons, Claire Hallenbeck, Gail Davison, Barbara Copson, Jane Arnold, Joan Davis, NancySchumacher. THIRD ROW: Linda Schwartz, Kathy Bride, Sue Terrell, Mary Montenecourr, Sharon Pechin,Margaret Ramsey, Leona Weydemeyer, Arlene Philippone. FOURTH ROW: Pat Keller, Patty Clare, BarbaraWells, Mary Jean McClatchey, Kathy Walsh, Jean Reusch, Alice Scott, Eileen Gill, Margaret Dudley. FIFTHROW: Jane McCord, Carolyn LaCorte, Donna Rudkin, Carol Waugh, Carolyn Schuli, Susan Dudley, BettyAnn McGovney, Dian Kenlan. SIXTH ROW: Margaret Petroccione, Barbara Smith, Joyce Roden, MarthaDamon, Gretchen Angle, Shirley Rakacs, Barbara Brindley, Nancy Scheckler.
117
V
'1
SPORT
SHORTS
*********•••••••••••••.•••••••••..•••«••••.•••• ***** u i i c3 ©i"Cs
% * ' •
mmmm:-&
assmenunderclassmenundercla
JUNIOR CLASS
FIRST ROW: James King, President; Mrs. Halpern, Co-Sponsor; Carol Bernard, Vice-President. SECONDROW: Susan Babcock, Secretary; Robert Engel, Student Council Representative; James Borges, Treasurer.
OFFICERS
Class of 7962
SOPHOMORE CLASS
FIRST ROW: Ralph Zobel, Treasurer; Ronald Ritler, President; William Ball, Sludent Council Representa-tive. SECOND ROW: John Krip, Secretary; Mr. Daniels, Sponsor; Lee Coyle, Vke-President.
OFFICERS
Class of 1963
^^J$i^W%:
CLASS OF 1964
n
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Editors of the 1961 Golden C wish to express
appreciation to our staff for their assistance and to
our advisors for their guidance. Special thanks are
also extended to Mr. Berkebile, our photographer,
to Mr. Everett, the representative of the Rae Publishing
Company, and to Mr. Frutchey for his photographic
contributions.
We close these pages on th
CLOSING
We close these pages on the record of our
i?cent past. As we walk through this door for the
last time, we realize that our experiences here at
Cranford High were numerous, nostalgic, and re-
warding. This was our past; so may it be with the
future.
Lithographed byWE PUBLISHING CO.
282 G:ove AvenueCedar o. jve, N. J.
R 373.05 Cra c.2 DESK 1961Cranford (N.J.)Yearbook
