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I 1965 MimJH 1 'buATV. j , ^ N 2 - Q p S + X . <^* < ? x 5 ’ f y. J A 2 5 ^9t-aoo property of 0 1 lass of 1965 HMetuchen l!|igh School fHetuchen, 5^. dl. SEPTE Îw ahe, my fit tie before Jlife's <£i m b W k at oCamp L ad 'dJd)e$tini£ to collide ^Jder iittle (Children stumbling in the dark . v jr C ^ JC ^ O CpuL.aJ' -JiG-fM-. 9 'v . hLiJ& o'>' * /^G-^ QA-J- 1 c d j L L c > ^n.yytcL^ f -f- :M C iL y '* S ¥ L rL . e chJLL^ - <~'&sr>oP < S BER e ..£ < s _A j l < C K ^ 'C Z - (j£ 'y u n C K _ s m \ * r * V i 1 > v i *.» — ûst thinkj once we were f r . s k r too Freshmen Class Officers Front: Georgianne Ochab, Secretary. Back (L. to R.): Jan Levinson, Treasurer; Joseph Masci, President; Richard Shangold, Vice President. Front Row (L. to R.): J. Fitzpatrick, P. Morin, S. Britain, M. Ward, C. Kuper. Second Row.’ D. Tufaro, M. Hurley, B. Comiskey, J. McDuffie, G. Terwilliger, G. Ochab. Third Row: J. Apblett, J. Drake, L. Fischer, D. Potts, A. Ur, B. Wagner. Last Row: S. Mickelsen, J. Farley, P. Donahue, M. Lynch, L. Kimmett, V. Guinane, J. Beresford. Mrs. Mildred Minor — Typing, Business Adviser to Bulldog's Bark. First Row (L. to R.): R. Saddler, P. Gallagher, B. Bookless, N. Kopecki, W. Henriksen. Second Row: D. Szczepanek, L. Salerno, D. Rhoades, A. Robinson, J. Shay, Jeff Rule. Third Row: D. Knouse, K. Fishkin, R. Seidel, P. Herbst, S. Rockman, R. Reiersen. Last Row: P. Dugan, W. Tarr, M. Kozma, P. Farrow, S. Yuhasz, R. Roper. Dr. Madeleine Charanis — French, Mrs. Roslyn Lieb — Social Studies French Club Adviser Mrs. Helen Meyer — Home Economics, 1 4 F. H. A. Adviser First Row (L. to R ): D. McEwen, I. M. Shy, S. Gyle, L. Melanson, W. Wells. Second Row: S. Marko, G. Mitchell, L. Ewald, J. Triglia, J. Ciktor, C. Hill. Third Row: K. Talbot, J. Stephens, D. Demcsak, J. Gtebis, I. Lippay, S. Strong. Last Row: G. Russell, R. Mikulak, J. Masci, G. McCauslan, N. Izenberg, C. Berinsky, W. Comiskey. Mr. Thomas Haldi — Geometry, Girls' Tennis Coach First Row (L. to R.): J. Petersen, J. Eskay, A. Haulenbeek, M. Rogers, J. Stanley. Second Row: F. Levy, L. Reeder, S. Wein, G. Rollins, B. Robinson, P. Fontana. Third Row: J. Turikain, C. Matuszewski, P. Morris, J. Herman, L. Feldman. Last Row: C. Birnbaum, F. Fig, B. Marks, M. Murphy. Mr. Kenneth Savoy — Social Studies; Afr. Steve Ziznewski — Social Studies Seminar Miss Joan Cowen — English; Twirlers 16 First Row (L. to R.): L. Pumm, P. Field, L. Weissmann, A. Belafsky. Secbnd Row: G. Everett, G. Ferguson, W. Palmeter, M. Ackerman, M. Zinis. Third Row: J. Tietjens, B. Elberger, R. Reim, R. Latney, S. Waligroski, E. La Forge. Last Row: J. Sutton, S. Oliver, J. Barnickel, L. Hallas, R. Kain, B. Sardone. 17 Front Row (L. to R.): J. Switzer, D. Phillips, L. Puhan, L. Ribinsky, S. Gottlieb. Second Row: B. Pelissier, E. Sienkiewicz, T. Marra, S. Martin, J. Byars, E. Sinnett. Third Row: T. Conn, B. Robinson, G. Remisovsky, C. Poandl, J. Levinson, G. Woerner. Last Row: D. Bauch, J. Angle, R. Ferry, R. Sardone, M. Cotton, J. Patella. Front Row (L. to R.): S. Jones, J. Claypool, C. Richards, C. Tysenn, S. Hoffman. Second Row: C. Tuss, P. Gifford, K. Crane, B. Grundmann, B. Carr, M. Hamilton. Third Row: C. Jean, R. Hoey, R. Foti, G. Kerr, M. Scannell, E. Scannell. Last Row: J. Ronnan, J. Van Blarigan, R. Ward, J. Cowin, J. Istvan, C. Doten. Mr. Vincent Gracchi — Math; Fresh man Baseball Coach. Front Row (L. to R.): D. Borup, K. Hume, D. Housman, C. Messer, J. Burk. Second Row: W. LaCoe, J. Margolin, M. Myerson, E. Tull, J. Fitos, R. Shangold. Third Row: P. Kelly, R. Rossner, C. McKeown, R. Demarest, D. Glynn, B. Doatch, R. Faulkner. Last Row: G. M. Johnson, J. Hess, B. Zocks, A. Sunshine, D. Belafsky, A. Slutsky, S. Wielage, C. Gomes. Mr. George Conti — Drivers Ed.; Physi Mr. Archie Elliott — Mathematics Dept. cal Education; Varsity Football, J. V. Head, Math Club Baseball Mr. Barton Shepard — English; Semi- 20 nar; Tennis Coach o Z l e a j* 2 ^ i a r u , OL people on tli eSe packed were reAponAille jôr the puhlicati o u r a n d n ew sp ap er. B.B. BUSINESS HEADS CIRCULATION MANAGER: Carol LoCastro ADVERTISING CO-MGRS: Shari Frankel and Karen Finkelstein DISTRIBUTION MANAGER: Mary Jane Schofield BUSINESS MANAGER: Mari-Jo Marra PUBLICITY MANAGER: Susanne Peticolas BUSINESS ASSISTANTS: Lynn Cooper, Elana Eng, Emily Harris, Mary Houseman, Barbara Tysenn, Irene Zenev BUSINESS ADVISERS: Mrs. Mildred Minor, Miss Elsie Denny, Mr. Harlow McMillen BLUE LETTER BUSINESS STAFF SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER: Maryann McDermott BOOSTER MANAGER: Kathy Karten TREASURER: Nancy Hoffman SENIOR CLASS HEAD: Susan Hardy ASSISTANT: Susan Perpente JUNIOR CLASS HEAD: Linda D’Addario ASSISTANT: Laura Lempert SOPHOMORE CLASS HEAD: Stacie Sonnek ASSISTANT: Susan Reid FRESHMAN CLASS HEAD: Colleen Tysenn ASSISTANT: Gladys Kerr BULLDOG’S BARK TYPISTS Standing, left to right: Regina Watson, Pat Lopiccolo, Agnes Hoey, Cindy Jones. Seated: Kathy Hlivak, Linda Kish, Lorraine Rasimowicz, Lois Weingart. ^Jlie (JSiue cjCetter BLUE LETTER EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Barbara Pomeroy ASST. TO THE EDITOR: Joanne Masci MANAGING EDITOR: Janice Oxton LAYOUT EDITOR: Karen Finkelstein SENIOR EDITOR: Shari Frankel ASST. M ANAGING EDITOR: Barbara Frese SPORTS EDITOR: Carl Dietz ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Marjorie Olderman and Priscilla Risler SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS: Maryann McDer mott and Jeff Snyder ASST. EDITORS: Barbara Peticolas, Judy Cor- rente, Ada Beth Zarn, Carol Demyan, Judi Eskay, Jane Chismar, Joanne Glynn, Judy Zimmerman, Gail Sams, Louise Friedman. EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS: Jane Stoller, Janet Zilai, Lynn Donerly, Anne Birnbaum, Charles Churchward. CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS: Ed Grossi and Jeff Tenenbaum. SENIOR INTERVIEW ERS: Linda Schuh, Barry Brown, Sallie Christman, Ellis Dudley, Leslie Kantor, Susan Hardy, Lynn Apfelbaum, Janis Claypoole, Karen Motylewski, Mary Lou Farley, Jeff Saltzman FACULTY ADVISER: Mr. Peter Heumann EDITORS EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Ronald Mikulak ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Ruth Grant and Mary ann McDermott SPORTS EDITOR: Terry Moyer COPY EDITOR: Stanley Shulman EXCHANGE EDITOR: Pamela Utz EDITORIAL STAFF: Roseanne Belikove, Judith Banashek, Jill Berger, Anthony Cestare, Judith Corrente, Valerie DeBerardinis, Wendy Elberger, Cynthia Foss, Steven Ger- zoff, Nancy Greenberg, Steven Hasenberg, Stephen Herz, Jon Isbit, Linda Kaftanic, Matthew Kaplowitz, Diane Lentz, William Malloy, Donna McKeown, Steven Ossad, Susanne Peticolas, Marion Petrides, Judith Reeder, William Smith, Martha Swartz, Neil_ Weiner, John Wade PHOTOGRAPHER: Jeffrey Tenenba* m EDITORIAL ADVISER: Miss LiebgrD^r -anKer- v 23 THE VARSITY SQUAD, 1964 — Kneeling (l. to r.): K. Stewart, D. Crane, D. Lupfer, R. Pernice, R. Oesterle. Standing: C. Dietz, R. Hooper, T. Crownover, T. Grillo and Coach Cassell. CROSS COUNTRY 1964 The 1964 Bulldog harriers have achieved another success ful season under the coaching of Mr. John Cassell. The team’s record was eight victories and three losses, including a loss by one point to Blair Academy, an outstanding team. Unlike the last three seasons, Coach Cassell was without a lead man and had to develop a balanced team of five men of fairly equal ability. Captain Dan Lupfer and Tom Grillo, both seniors, combined for five firsts to lead the harriers to their eight victories. Lupfer was named the most valuable with Grillo as the most improved. Filling the remaining positions were Ray Oesterle, a senior, and Tom Crownover, Keith Stewart, Dick Crane, Richard Pernice and Ray Hooper, all juniors. The season was highlighted with a victory over Lawrence- ville Prep and a fourth place finish in Group II at the Central Jersey Championship. In the dual meet finale, the Bulldogs romped over Highland Park, 18-45. The J.V.’s record was two and one; the freshmen, one and one. Tom Crownover, next year’s captain, and four other lettermen will be the nucleus for another successful season in 1965. Coach Cassell talks informally to budding dalers. 26 Dick Crane SCORES Tom Crownover Metuchen Opponent 30 ____ Edison __ ________ ...... 26 20 ____ South Brunswick ... ...... 43 19 ____ Roselle Park 43 THE STATE MEET 23 ____ Lawrenceville Prep. ...... 34 28 ____ St. Mary’s (P.A.) _ - - 32 38 St. Benedict’s Prep. ___ 18 19 _ _ South River______ ..... 44 25 .....- M adison________ _— 36 25 ____ South Plainfield___ — 36 28 ____ Blair Academy____ ___ 27 18 ____ Highland Park____ ...... 45 The beginning of the race Captain Dan Lupfer 2 7 VARSITY SQUAD 1961 — Kneeling (L. to R.): J. O'Hale, A. Modla, R. Pederson. Standing: Coach Cassell, E. Lynn, J. Konopka, C. Conover and Capt. Muenger. VARSITY SQUAD 1962 — Kneeling (l. to r.): D. Lupfer, D. Surpless, Capt. A. Modla. Standing: 28 Coach Cassell, C. Conover, R. Beaver, R. Pederson and J. Konopka. VARSITY SQUAD 1963 — Kneeling (L. to R): J. Lydic, C. Conover, R. McHale, J. Konopka, J. Crownover. Standing: R. Oesterle, J. Wells, D. Lupfer, C. Dietz, T. Grillo and Coach Cassell. Since 1961 I have been associated with some of the best cross During that season, the JV s — Chris Modla, Ray Oesterle, John country teams ever to run for MHS. During my freshman year, Lydic, Neill Wells, and I — turned in an impressive 5-1 record. the varsity squad proved to be one of the youngest and strongest In my junior year, Konopka, Craig Conover, Jim Crownover and teams in the state, with Ed Lynn as the only senior on the team. Dan Lupfer were the returning lettermen. The team, also including Tom Muenger and Jerry Konopka, the team’s most valuable and Ron McHale, Oesterle, Lydic, Tom Grillo, Wells and myself, most improved runners respectively, captured first and second place racked up a 9-4-1 record, continuing the succession of impressive in the majority of the meets.

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