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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

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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-

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. The record that year was 9-5-1. cross-country teams. However, the squad’s most impressive performance was in champ It is the consensus of opinion that the past four years have ionship competition. In the Middlesex County Championship we produced the most outstanding cross-country teams in the history placed second with Konopka and Andy Modla taking fourth and of our school. During this four-year period, the winning percentage eighth places respectively. Three weeks later, the Metuchen dalers was .770, the best overall record of any major sport at Metuchen placed fifth out of 28 schools in the Central Jersey meet. Then came High School. the two big ones: the Seton Hall Invitational and the State meet. Chip Dietz Edging out Bogota by two points in the Seton Hall meet, we captured first place in the B Division, made up of 24 schools. The following week, with Muenger placing eighth and Konopka tenth, we became the State Champions of Groups I and II. As a freshmen team made up of Dave Hunnicutt, Bill Robinson, Chris Modla, Neill Wells and myself, we posted a respectable record of six wins and one loss; no recent freshman squad has Looking back with pride . . . approached this mark. When I was a sophomore, the dalers compiled fourteen straight victories, including the scalps of three prep schools: Lawrenceville, Blair, and St. Benedict’s. The last-named became the prep school champions of the state. The Bulldog harriers of that season finished the season by placing sixth in the State with Konopka placing ninth. Front row (l. to r.): A. Haulenbeck, L. Feldman, M. Scannell, P. Stanley, C. LoCastro. Middle row: L. McKay, H. Hau, L. Mims, A. Henis, S, Shay, B. Kiraly. Last row: S. Manley, C. Manley, J. France, C. Sanford, S. Stockwell, A. M. Owsik, J Eskay.

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F < > « Row: Kathy Karten, Linda Sherrick, Janice Contardi. Second Row: Chris JoAnn Alicjno' Ljnda D ’Addario, Kathy Langmaack. THE VARSITY SQUAD Front Row (left to right): P. Jasina, C. Gross, J. Newcomb, L. McCombs, K. Adams, L. Behrens, J. Snyder, J. Meyers, G. Harris, T. Bocra, M. Sudzina, G. Muha. Center Row: F. Floeck, S. Still, T. Jasina, G. Stura, C. Bisogno, W. Tagliaboschi, R. Priscoe, R. Moyer, R. Dingle, J. Wiley, T. Kurowsky, R. Rumsey. Third Row: L. Dowhie, J. Mattern, J. Skelding, B. McDuffie, D. O’Connor, H. Romond, R. Priscoe, G. Pace, M. Bombacie, T. Eosso, B. Slabinski, W. Aaroe, J. Cavallero.

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FRESHMEN Front Row, (left to right): M. Tryon, J. Rule, T. Akey, J. Rule, R. Peers, G. Tatton. Center Row: R. Rasmussen, R. Baldwin, J. Boyle, W. Nann, J. Smela, M. McIntyre, J. Margolin. Third Row: Coach Jacobson, J. Gyle, McDuffie, R. Couch, D. McEwen, Coach Paulino.

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THE FIRST STRING Linemen (left to right): L. Dowhie, C. Gross, J. Newcomb, L. . Behrens, T. Bocra, M. Sudzina. G. Muha. Behind the Center: J. Meyers. Standing (left to right): L. McCombs, R. Priscoe, K. Adams, C. Bisogno, G. Harris, J. Snyder.

SCORES THE HAPPY COACHING STAFF: (l. to r.): Joseph .Paulino, Metuchen Opponent George Conti, Barry Jacobsen, Karl Faeth, Richard Rees. 14 ...... South R iver______7 20 Roselle Park ____ 7 6 Carteret ____ 0 12 Caldwell ____ 0 0 ...... S. Plainfield ______15 7 Keyport ______0 0 ...... Berkeley Heights ____ 27 6 ...... Sayreville ..... ____ 7 14 ...... Highland Park______18

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The 1964 Bulldogs astounded local rooters and area sportswriters by piling up five victories in their first six games. One pessimistic sports- writer wrote: "George Conti’s squad is so limited that he had best give up any thought of intersquad scrimmages. Should a Bulldog first- stringer be injured by his own men, there just would be no one to replace him. It might be a long season for Metuchen fans.” In retro spect, Metuchenites will agree that the season was three minutes too long. The team finished five and four; with a few favorable bounces of fate, the record would have read seven and two. A 24-yard touchdown run by Harris, with only two minutes remaining, highlighted the 14-7 upset of the South River Rams. A fumble recovery by Sudzina and a pass interception by Muha brought the Bulldogs from a fourth period 7-6 deficit to a 20-7 win over the Roselle Park Panthers. A 75-yard quarterback draw by Meyers turned one of the defensive battles of the ito n p art of tlu

year into a 6-0 victory over the Carteret Ramblers. A torrential down pour and mudbath helped the Contimen heap a 12-0 defeat on the Caldwell Chiefs. The last victory was a 7-0 squeaker over the Keyport Red Raiders. Special recongnition was accorded Mike Sudzina who was named as a first-team all-state Group II tackle; also Jerry Meyers, quarterback, and George Muha, end, both of whom received all-county mention. However, the successes of this 1964 edition did not lie exclusively with these three men. Squad seniors included Kevin Adams, Lee Behrens, Ted Bocra, Calvin Gross, Gary Harris, Rick Priscoe, Jeff Snyder, and Wayne Tagliaboschi; underclassmen were Chuck Bisogno, Lenny Dowhie, Bill McDuffie, Lawton McCombs, John Newcomb, Gary Stura, Scott Still, Pat Jasina, and Jack Skelding. Muha was selected as most valuable; Behrens as most improved.

41 Not too much noise on the bus, except for a few questions on assignments. The sun, coming through the window, was bothering me; it seemed like a long ride. "How you feel, Suds?” We were at the stadium; now the ride seemed short. At the field we broke down into our specialty groups and loosened up. I held a few for George — tricky wind, tough on extra points. Then I took a few punts. The warm-up was begin ning to drag. Let’s get inside; I’m ready. Walking under those stands always seemed peculiar. I was the last one in and felt a silent intensity as I approached the locker room door. Then pow! The noise broke loose. What s happenin ?

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Today was the day! The feeling was there, like an electric spark, charging the whole squad. Past performance didn t mean a thing. Only today counted. I had heard many famous athletes attribute vivid memories to their last high school game. Now my own high school football career was drawing to a close — four years of hard work and hard play; the sweat, the blood, the countless little injuries, the bumps and the bruises. What I had learned for four years would be tested today. Every thing. What about the enemy? They’re flesh and blood, school boys like us; no reason we can’t beat them. Will the four years of sweat and blood end in sweet victory or in utter emptiness? The team had met at an early morning hour; yet no one was drowsy or sluggish. I was usually bothered by previous injuries, but this morning I felt good. Real good. I undressed casually and began reading an article written by Jimmy Brown, while waiting to be taped. The article concerned his most memorable moments in football. The first two occurred during his last high school game. Now it was happening to me. Both ankles were wrapped tight and felt good. "Forget the knee this morning. It feels okay.” Now it was happening to me.

Aw, MAN! Tough, really tough. "BEAT HIGHLAND PARK" on our brand new jerseys. So there’s where that $3.60 went. I found my number and suited up. The rumble quieted and Mr. Conti stood before us. He spoke. He didn’t have to say more to get us up. We were up! Out on the field and ready to go. Baby, I’m ready! "Come on, Joe. We win; we defend this goal. Right? That means they’ll probably want to receive.” They win the toss and decide to receive. We get what we want anyway. "W e’ll defend this goal.' Shake hands, the ref said. They’re too confident. I saw it in their eyes. Those H.P. glory boys. We’ll kill 'em.” Let’s go, baby — we’re ready. "Georgie! Put it down there, man. Okay, Joe, you ready? This is it.” We stop the kick-off return and dig in on defense. "Let’s get ’em, Guilla! Hon, Boc!” Oh, brother, the first play I wreck my knee! Penalty! Man, 1 can’t even stand still to talk to the ref! Walk it off, kid, keep walking. Get McCombs in there for him. Okay, fourth down, H.P. Punt receiving — that’s me. Yeah, I’m all right. Yeah, yeah. Come on, ball, come to poppa. Out of bounds — lucky for them. We take over and move them all over the field. Score, baby, score. "Move ’em, Jerr. Let’s go! These guys are punks, real punks. We’re going to slaughter them! Fumble? Darn! Defense!

The second half starts and we receive. Boom. Here comes my man down the field like a train doin’ 90. Man, will that fat punk ever learn? Hit him in the knees — pow! Over like a ton of bricks. Hit him again. Pow! Okay. The game progresses and Metuchen still dominates play. We’ve got ’em by two but we have to hold the ball. Let’s move it, let’s move it. "Come on you guys, get tough. They’re gettin’ too much yard age.” Just can’t hold; got to get the ball and move it. They take over. Policastro drops back. "Screen, screen!” Too late. That fat boy is rolling. Get him somebody, get him. No, no, no! We do nothing with the ball in the remaining minutes. It’s possible to score. "One T.D., baby. Let’s go!” No unit spark, time’s running out. The last high school game. Now it has happened to me. I’m standing next to Pancza after the gun goes off, and he offers his hand. "Nice game,” he says, "too bad you lost.” I pull him back and say, "Yeah, it was too bad. Right?” His smile fades and glory-boy looks a little more serious. I turn in disgust. The ride home was miserable; the showers were miserable. Leaving the school was miserable, and now it has happened .to me. — Jeff Snyder "42”

"We’re stoppin’ ’em. They can’t move us. Here they come, kid, trying to sweep your side. Get up, get up! He hooked your leg again. There goes the knee! Snap! Out again! Darn! Young Conti tell me to move it in circles. Okay, okay, feels a little better. All right, all right — a score! Get in to hold. Extra point on two, on two. Make it good, Newc! Good! All right, baby, kick-off team. Defense. They score. Hell!” The game wears on and we take the lead. By half-time I was thinking: Little puny Metuchen, huh? We’re kicking their tails all over the field. They look bad. We’ll take ’em. "Hey, Gary, hang on to that ball, huh? Who’s picking up Panza on that spread pass pattern?”

Though I’d seen twenty-odd seniors move to midfield for the toss of the coin for the past five years, it had never meant so much to me. I loved those "Beat Highland Park” jerseys. This time, as Jeff and Kevin and George and Mike and Calvin and Lee and Teddy and Jerry stood out there, I felt sad but, more im portant, very proud. These were the guys I’d grown up with; the guys who had teased me in grammar school and copied my home work in Junior High and who were now playing their last inter scholastic game. We didn’t win the toss, but when George kicked-off high and deep as usual, I was sure that no Metuchen man was going to lie down and hand the Maroon and Gray an undefeated season; not those seniors!

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All during that ride to new Brunswick’s Municipal Stadium on Turkey Day, I kept hoping sheer pride and an overwhelming will-to-win could get the boys "up,” way up, up high enough to win. I knew it wouldn’t be easy. Every sports writer in the state had picked Highland Park by at least 21 points. The most optimistic commented that Metuchen "might not give up easily.” The nerve! Didn’t the experts realize, as I had, that we had one big thing going for us — that Highland Park had to win? A loss would make their first eight wins meaningless. A loss might even cost them the Central Jersey Group II crown. Since no one had given us a chance to win, we had nothing to lose but mediocrity.

By the third set of downs my hopes were confirmed. Poli- castro went back to punt and Chuck Bisogno went into a rush. Net result — one blocked punt, one bruised Policastro, and Metuchen’s ball on the H.P. 37. Although we didn t score on that break, or on a second when another punt netted only 12 yards, giving us the ball inside the H.P. 40 again, the mighty, invincible, indestructible Owls had made two bad mistakes, more than they had made all season. I suspected even they knew there were more to come. And, sure enough, the mistakes or weaknesses, perhaps bred by overconfidence, continued to mount as the "mediocre push overs” from Metuchen held Pancza inside the two-yard-line and weren’t fooled by Simcsak’s fake field goal attempt. Finally the errors reached their peak when George hauled in Jerry s 33-yard pass for a touchdown.

46 A Muha Touchdown! I’d been saying all season that he was a great end, one who could block, tackle, and catch better than any other in the county. Now, how could anyone doubt it? He added the extra point and it began to look as if we’d witness a reliving of the 1937 game when George Muha, Sr. scored all of Metuchen’s points for an 18-0 win. Perhaps, just perhaps, this was an omen. Owl coaches must have yelled like all get-out after that. One could tell they couldn’t stand losing, especially not with a team which had been on the short end for only three minutes all season long. Two successful passes put the Owls back on top, 12-7. It just didn’t seem fair that two plays could break our backs. Our boys bounced back.

Only three minutes were left now, and a typically tremendous Muha punt had them on their own 20. W e’d hold; I just knew it. We’d come too close; we’d played too hard; we’d refused to give up too often to lose it all now. A running play yielded nothing; a second, only two yards; and then that screen to Beno — that stupid screen to Beno. Only Muha had a shot at him. He got a leg but Beno pulled it away and the referee signaled . . . touch down. With a little over two minutes left it was 18-14, H.P. By the time we got the ball back, only 30 seconds remained. Yet no one had thrown in the towel. Jerry still faded back to pass. George, Lawton, Gary, and Patty Jasina ran deep, but the gun sounded. It was over. The scoreboard read 18-14. It was over and my heart sank to my feet. Highland Park had its undefeated season and all Metuchen had was a handful of dust; but I knew, as everyone from Coach Conti to that sophomore halfback who had guarded the Goal Post Trophy knew, Highland Park had met its master. So, as the tears filled my eyes, I said to myself, "W e’re the Class of ’65. We’re the toughest ones alive. We’re the Class of ’65. We beat Highland Park!” — Maryann McDermott

Lawton carried to our 40; then Jerry did it again — a 58-yard pass to Lawton. All season long some Sunday morning experts had been saying Jerry couldn’t throw if his life depended on it; but on two plays he had proved that he could. After a one-yard plunge, it was 14-12. We were ahead going into the rest period. I looked over to the east stands then. It was still there. Sue Borden and Linda Rosenberg weren’t cheering (they must have been in a state of shock) and the alumni must have wished they could go out there and help. Nothing like this had ever happened when they played. Yet the entire fourth quarter was left, and the Owls were getting hot. Twice they got down deep. Once they got in, but a penalty brought it back. Finally, Policastro tried to run wide, only to have Jeff hit him low and hard and make him wish he’d let someone else carry the ball.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Front Row: Suzanne Moyer, Treasurer. Back Row, (L to R): Philip Ruegger, President; Diane Schuh, Secretary; Den nis Johnson, Vice President. Some aspiring actresses who finally made the stage.

Standing (L. to R.): J. Picone, R. LaPisa, S. Natowitz, S. Sonnek, J. Murphy, B. Yednak. Sitting: J. Skarbek, M. Long, L. Peticolas, S. Moyer, M. McManus, T. Minnick, D. Neiditz, J. Mascola.

The privilege of sharing lockers.

Kneeling (L. to R.): R- Johnson, B. Gegenheimer, W. Hummer. First Row: P. Hix, A. Jackson, E. Irving, C. Sanford, E. Rowe, S. Coleman, L. Greenspan. Second Row: S. Donner, L. Kaftanic, D. Brown, J. Hooper, G. Driscoll, L. Donerly. Miss Margaret Feuerlein — Physical Education, Cheer leaders, G.A.A.

Mr. George Hartland — Athletic Director, Physical Educa Mrs. Dorothy Van Winkle — Physical Education, Health, tion, Health Book Store

52 First Door (L. to R.): N. Katz, N. Geiger, S. Fitch, S. Tilkey, J. Isbit. Second Door: R. Bisogno, P. Ruegger, C. Gluck, R. Kinyon. Third Door: R. Fauroat, L. Jones, G. Blostein, N. Greenberg, J. Rowe. Fourth Door: M. Diehl, S. Rubin, C. Weber, G. Giese, L. Fichter.

Sophomores learning to soar. First Row (F. to B.): J. Stoller, J. Schenck, M. Weber, P. Murtha, V. Mims, E. Melanson. Second Row: K. Ferry, C. Kress, P. Melanson, W. Montagna, W. Megonegal. Third Row: P. Williams, V. Polly, J. Matt, D. Matson. Fourth Row: K. Middaugh, J. Mulholland. Standing (L. to R.): F. Merwin, J. Turikain, S. Reid, E. Lerner. Mrs. Carol Ann Cornell — Home Economics; Science

Mrs. Maxine Gladstone — Art

54 Don’t worry. The room was finished shortly.

Standing (L. to R.): K. Switras, B. Woodruff, W. Smith, A. Olson, F. Quong, C. Donahue, L. McKay, C. Gluck, V. Kopetz, J. MacWilliam, C. Hume, S. Kreutzberg, J. McNew. Sitting: R. Smith, M. Petrides, M. Peticolas, P. Regan, M. Levine, J. Sayers. Mr. Harold Bailey — Mathematics; Key Club

Mrs. Paula Pianko — Office Secretary Mrs. Harry Roggenburg — Office Secretary

56 All hail the conquering Senior! Front Row (L. to R.): S. Krivas, E. Gibian, K. Andrews, J. Althouse, G. Dessel. Middle Row: J. Behrens, P. Hancock, J. Hackett, J. Jungermann, L. Clifford, D. Roller. Back Row: J. Burk, J. Hackett, B. Huff, M. Briscoe, M. Swartz, M. Choper.

Discovering the ups and downs of life.

Front Row (L. to R.): C. Campbell, P. Sampey, D. Crane. Second Row: S. Hale, S. Dugan, C. Dziombak. Third Row: B. Gutwein, A. Hratko, B. Buczynski. Fourth Row: P. Halasz, G. Hansen, R. Brookfield. Fifth Row: B. Kantor, G. Gehman, W. Heffron. Back Row: M. Katzara, F. Guinane, J. Hackenbracht, J. Barrella. John Farrow offers his body to science.

Front Row (L. to R.): C. Haniman, K. Fischer, D. Evans, P. Adcox. Middle Row: C. Churchward, J. Vinck, J. Bonduris, A. Birnbaum, K. Coss, A. Cologna, R. Fisher. Back Row: S. Tilkey, K. Gray, H. Turtletaub, M. Hallmann, H. Hau, R. Belikove.

Mr. Robert Feldman — English; Scrib- Miss Evelyn Crowell — Physical Educa lerian; Philosophy Club; Seminar tion Dept. Head; Girl's Health, Drivers eJ /KFC&JtfdoJl Ed. -6UAC (U u Jt a „ o J j p o J c t , ' Jo u o

Miss Lieber Anker — German, English; 58 Bulldog's Bark

2 > ear S)iarg:

Som e one hundred and fifty students began lengthg rehearsals in ffanuarg fc the did arch presentation of Slower Id) rum Song.

Ski Club 3b ear dbiarp: i J l i e ’64 -’65 (J^asheth a il Season went Something,i n # (ihe this

THE VARSITY — Front Row ( L. to R.): R. Keaton, W. McDuffie, W. Berg, K. Kiesser. Back Row: S. Miller, K. Adams, G. Levin, B. McCombs, S. Minor and G. Collins.

THE JUNIOR VARSITY — front Row (L. to R.): P. Jasina, R. Lodge, A. Robinson, F. Warner, W. Smith, J. Skelding. Back Row: J. Shay, G. Pace, D. Szczepanek, M. Bombacie, T. Jasina, and D. Rhodes. THE FRESHMEN — Front Row (L. to R.): M. Tryon, J. Delaplaine, J. Burk, R. Bisogno, W. La Coe, G. Warner, J. Smela. Back Row: J. Hale, W. Tarr, R. Seidel, P. Dugan, M. Cozma, R. Sadler, and B. Robinson.

The big win over Highland Park saved an otherwise mediocre season for the 1964-65 local cagers. The official record was three wins and eighteen losses. Counted on for next year are Barry and Lawton McCombs, Bruce Dangremond and Glen Collins. The JV ’s attained a 6-12 record; the freshmen were 3-16. Kevin Adams was selected most valuable; George Levin, most improved. Metuchen vs. H. P. . . . V icto ry

On February 9, Election Day in Metuchen, the Bulldogs’ cagers elected to give Highland Park a sound drubbing by a 65 to 58 margin, chalking up only the third victory ever by the locals. In 1958 and again in I960, under the guidance of Coach James Kelly, the Metuchen varsity beat Highland Park’s. Since that time there has been a conspicuous famine. Entering the game with a one and twelve record, the game was played minus the presence of Coach Bill Blindow. At the end of the game, Kevin Adams had the distinction of phoning the happy news to the ailing Mr. Blindow. During the game, Mr. McDonnell filled in. In a discussion some weeks after the triumph, several of the players remembered the game in roughly the following manner: Adams: "W e were really up for that game, more than any other. On the other hand, Highland Park seemed over confident.” Roger Keaton: "They were over-confident all right. Boy, it was tough sitting on the bench most of the game. We all wanted to play. I finally got in for Dangremond.” George Levin: "Coach McDonnell helped us get up for the game. He talked to me during the school day.” Ken Kiesser: "He spoke to me, too. He reminded me that it would be my last chance against Highland Park, things like that.” Adams: "W e played a different game than usual. We shot more. Our instructions were to shoot when we got clear. We did and the ball started dropping through the hoop.” Levin: "W e played more like a unit than ever before. They tried to press us but it didn’t work. But that Policastro was tough. Think he hit for 21 points.” Kiesser: "We all got scared when they started catching up to us at the end. We thought we had the game locked up. We started throwing the ball away. That’s when Coach McDonnell called a time-out and told us to hold onto that ball and only shoot when we had a good shot.” Keaton: "The crowd helped. Their yelling and screaming for us kept the boys at their peak.” Adams: "Those foul shots we sank at the end saved us, I’d say. With that big lead in the third quarter, I thought we had it.” Levin: "Have to give those guys lots of credit for not giving up. Finally, when we were five points up with 50 seconds left to play, I figured we had it sewed up.” Keaton: "We did well under the boards. Dangremond helped a lot there. Too bad he can’t play today, but he’s in the hospital.” Adams: "Lawton McCombs played a good game. He thinks we should have done better. Me, I’ll settle for beating those guys, that’s all that counts.” Levin: "McCombs says we’ll slaughter ’em in ’66.” Kiesser: "We beat Carteret two days later. This time with Mr. Blindow there. That was a big game to win, too.” Adams: "Yeah, good thing. Our team got better as the season went along.” Keaton: "Just slow starters. Next year, we’ll have to go strong, right from the gun.” At that point, Kiesser, Levin and Adams regretted that their high school basketball career was over and wished Keaton good luck for the next season. They agreed that they would not soon forget that Big Election Night when Metuchen High School fans gave them a big vote of confidence.

SECONDS

• • • • - * „ i ID I M i • • J *••• ^ t. . 1- VISITOR FEBRUARY

Left to Right: Dr. William J. Nunan, Mr. Robert Hallmann, Carl Dietz, Dr. John W. Khouri and Mr. Kenneth Smida. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY

William Apblett Daniel Isbit Lynn Apfelbaum Carol LoCastro Joel Beinen Richard Kaplan Marc Blostein Andrew Kiss Sylviane Boucher Daniel Lupfer Clifford Breen Lynn MacWilliam Penelope Buttler Mari-Jo Marra Howard Chernick Joanne Masci Sallie Christman Margaret Mason Janis Claypoole Maryann McDermott Judith Corrente Donna McKeown Linda Crownover Jerry Meyers Linda D’Addario Ronald Mikulak Valerie DeBerardi: Karen Motylewski Georgene Dicker Terry Moyer Carl Dietz Steven Ossad Ellis Dudley Janice Oxton Elana Eng Susanne Peticolas John Errickson Barbara Pomeroy Karen Finkelstein Judith Reeder Shari Frankel Deborah Reid Barbara Frese Mary Jane Schofield Cynthia Foss Stanley Shulman Richard Gelber Jeff Snyder Steven Gerzoff Laura Troyanovich Ruth Grant Pamela Utz Frank Greenberg James Wells Helen Hess Irene Zenev THE INDOOR SQUAD —■ Front Row (L. to R.): R. Brookfield, F. Guinane, E. Levine, W. Heffron. Back Row: L. Jones, K. Leslie, N. Wells, D. Bauch.

Coach John Olexa Wells and Levine have received special permission to run in the halls. THE VARSITY SQUAD — Front Row (L. to R ) : F. Keeperman, D. Crane, J. Rule. Middle Row: W. Montagna, J. Errickson, J. Weingarten, J. Snyder, R. Wichser. Back Row: R. Weingart, G. Novak, £). Kerr, F. Weinberg, J. Myslinski.

This season’s varsity grapplers defeated teams from Edison Town ship’s John F. Kennedy High School and St. Mary’s of Perth Amboy. The locals lost nine meets. Under the tutelage of Coaches Faeth and Rees, the squad consist ently demonstrated excellent spirit and superb conditioning. With only three seniors on the squad — Jeff Snyder, Fred Weinberg and Bill Errickson — the wrestling picture should continue to brighten. Strong individual performances were produced by 168-pound Den nis Kerr, a junior who placed fourth in the district tournament; and Jeff Rule, a 98-pound freshman who placed second in the novice tourna ment at Piscataway. Weinberg, Kerr and Dick Crane posted winning season records. The team selected Kerr as the most valuable and Fred Keeperman as most improved.

THE JV SQUAD — Front Row (L. to R.): W. Skudlarek, C. Gomes, C. Birnbaum, J. McDuffie, W. Grebis. Back Row: J. Rule, R. Gillam, T. Lupfer, J. Ward.

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KEY CLUB

76 G.A.A

BOOKSTORE

WORLD AFFAIRS CLUB

COIN CLUB

79 S. Miller R. Gelber Warming Up

The coach and some of his team

T. Lawrence D. Isbit Coach Shepard The Mile Relay Team

K. Stewart V. Mims T. Grillo R. Oesterle T. Wells

J. Newcomb J. Skelding B. Johnson

The Weight Men

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“W k en day was beautiful to m e

H. Romond W. Berg ^ds to youny eayieS, beiny ree < 2 )e a /* !^d )iary ,

&Cooh at the happy juniorS. Zdhey ’ue fin ally ltecom t e upper classmenzlassmen. Relieve it or not, next year the student hodu u/i i n av e to stand up j?or th eni ?

JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ronald Weingart — President; Christine Alicino — Vice President; John Mattern — Treasurer; Donna Deter — Secretary.

C. Alicino G. Collins

C. Cook

Mrs. Beatrice Bovers — Social Studies, Student Council Mrs. Joyce Kosa — Spanish Adviser

D. Cooper

J. Demcsack P. Dana L. D’Addario L. Cooper

S. Edelstein A. Dienes D. Deter K. Dent

J. France E. Friedricks R. Floeck C. Finizio S. Ewald S. Epstein E. Eng

Afr. Karl Foeth — German, Social Studies, Varsity Wres tling Coach, Ass’t. Football Coach Afr. Peter Kindzierski — Mathematics, Freshman Baseball

B. France

D. Fuge

E. Gawronski R. Gehman

S. Gerzoff

C. Gifford

L. Gingrich J. Giles J. Gray B. Hall'

E. Harris S. Hartshorne I. Henninger K. Hlivak B. Hoffman M. Houseman

V. Hunter P. Hurley A. Haig S. Hutchins A. Jackson B. Johnson D. Jones L. Kammer

Mr. Richard Rees — Social Studies, Asst. Football and Wrestling Coaches Mrs. Coral Lee Watson — English

M. Kaplowitz

D. Kerr

F. Keeperman M. Kiraly

E. Kiraly

Mr. Paul O’Hale — Latin; Latin Club Mrs. Hilda Angle — Business Dept.

W. Kistler

A. Knouse J. Kotacska K. Langmaack J. Lauer L. Lempert D. Lentz P. Lentz

R. Liebson R. Linsky K. Lohr J. Listander E. Lyons P. Lopiccolo A. Maglio

M. Marra J. Mastropietro J. Mattern N. Mazza L. McCombs W. McDuffie D. McKeown E. McManus

Mr. John Cassell — Physical Education, Health; Cross Miss Louise Haitsch — English Dept. Head; Literary Club, Country and Outdoor Track Coach; Varsity Club Seminar

M. McManus

E. Megonegal

M. Wills Mr. Robert Dennison — Science Dept. Head, Varsity Base- Mr. Robert Benson — Shop; Audio-Visual Aids ball Coach

N. Neiss J- Myslinsky M. Murphy M. Murphy J. Morss J. Morris J. Montagna M. Modla

D. Philipp B. Peticolas S. Peticolas C. Peters M. Patnaude S. Ossad D. Ohlson G. Novak

D. Rhodes J. Reynolds P. Reznyk D. Reuter S. Reeder E. Redfield L. Rasimowicz N. Pico

Mr. Orville Schmidt — Social Studies Mrs. Barbara Rutstein — Spanish

G. Sams

A. Schwint L. Sherrick L. Shook

Mr. Jerome Hurley — English; History of Drama, Mr. Norman Paley — Band Public Speaking, Footlighters

J. Siegle

S. Tkacs L. Weingart R. Weingart B. Wichser K. Suominen L. Troyanovich B Skarbek

B. Swoboda W. Trvon M. Skudlarek K. Szerdy C. Turikain B. Smith C. Talbot B. Tysenn

B. Sofield D. Taylor C. Vincent R. Stocker R. Taylor J. Wade L. Stukenbroecker J. Thompson

K. Watson D. Wilson

J. Yedlin A. Zarn

Mr. John Morgan — English, World Lit., Speech Mrs. Judith Ann Hayes — Mathematics

89 I. Zenev R. Ward G. Pace M. Alderiso R. Smith M. Schultz G. McGeehan F. Floeck R. Poscik G. Stura D. Fuge J. Richie

A. Hratko D. Dolan R. Johnson P. Ruegger E. Grossi G. Hirsch W. Heffron J. Bonduris J. Shupper R- Gutwein

THE VARSITY—Front Row (L. to R.): J. Demcsak, D. Jones, F. Balon, K. Adams, G. Muha, T. Jasina, H. Stephens.

George Muha

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90 Kevin Adams MAY

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Back Row: Coach Dennison, S. Miner, W. Smith, T. Moyer, L. Dowhie, R. Bigos, J . Humphries, G. Surpless, W. Smith, and B. Danziger (M gr.).

THE FRESHMAN SQUAD

91 J. Boyle R. Seidel R. Faulkner M. Korn P. Trecolis (Mgr.) J. Powell W. Tarr D. Salvatore R. Saddler J. Burk Adviser: Mr. Hurley. Officers: Tom Cheche, president; Connie Thornall, vice-president; Carol Weinstein, secretary; Janis Claypoole, treasurer.

FOOTLIGHTERS

92 COMBINED THESPIANS

The National Thespian Society is open to students who have achieved high standards of excellence in dramatic arts in high school. The purpose of the society is to advance dramatic arts in the secondary school. The society sponsored the Experiment in Drama production and the musical, Flower Drum Song.

sd s the year went on, there were dramatic and musical!

presentations that entertained us when we weren’t studiyiny

CHOIRS THE METUCHEN HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1965 PRESENTS RING ROUND THE MOON by Jean Anouilh English Translation by Christopher Fry directed by JOHN MORGAN CAST (In order of appearance)

Jo sh u a______Howard Koyen H u g o ------____ Tom Cheche Frederic ______Tom Cheche Diana Messerschmann ___ Georgene Dicker Lady Dorothy India_____ Karen Motylewski Patricia Bombelles______Richard Perry Mme. Desmermortes______Pamela Utz Capulat ______Leslie Max Messerschmann______John Humphries Romainville ______Kevin Christel Isabelle ______Stephanie Grizzell Her M other______Jane Caserta Guests at the B all______Wendy Elberger John Hinton Production Stage Manager Edmund Kopetz

94 Several months afy° Soot- lighters tried Something, new ca ( U

Experiment in S)ram a. S t included one-actplays, shits,pantomimes, an d gy m n astics . . .

Steven Ossad, Matty Kaplowitz.

Richard Shangold, Richard Rossner.

Judy Seidman, Joan Switzer.

William Smith, Karen Motylewski.

The Hackett Twins. 95 &t)ear )iary,

^t)urina'uriny Meth year th e&e people were in THE SPOTLIGHT

Tom Cheche and Georgene Dicker in the Senior Play.

Miss Merry Christmas, Judy Reeder.

Peter

96 Linda Casolite and Richard Shangold in the Talent Show. Norman Thomas

Mr. John Onofrey, our yearbook photographer.

Mr. John Ciardi

Dr. W. J. Nunan 97

JUNE

IJLi ere weren t many surprises when the Senior P o ( ( ivcii announce\d ; w e d l, not too many:

The Best-Looking were Judy Reeder, our Miss Merry Christmas, and George Muha with his Southern charm (South Side of course). Janice Hodes’ beautiful sweaters and Terry Moyer’s collegiate "air” helped their election as BEST DRESSED.

Tom "The Met” Cheche, our perennial master of cere monies, and Eileen O’Connor, mistress of spectacular bon mots, are the W ITTIEST. Jay Rose of harmonica fame and Carol Grushewsky were chosen TEACHERS’ TORMENT, though many vied for this infamous reputation.

Ruth Grant, National Merit finalist, and Ron Mikulak, our paper’s editor-in-chief, are the MOST INTELLECTUAL. Barbara Behnen and Barry Vozar are the SHYEST, despite what you may hear to the contrary.

Our MOST ARTISTIC are Georgene Dicker and Bill Drew who have worked on countless backdrops and show cases. B ill Clausen, trumpeter, and Peggy Lodge, pianist, are the MOST MUSICAL. B ill deserves a special citation for w ith standing Mr. Paley’s jokes; we understand that Peggy has "Sleigh Ride” under control after three years.

Cheche scores again as MOST D R A M A TIC along with Karen Motylewski. Both could be frequently observed on our stage. Of course, Tom is "on” most of the time.

Dan Isbit, student council president, merited his election as DID MOST FOR M.H.S.; elected with him was Maryann McDermott, whose extraordinary school spirit was evident at

100 athletic events and on the staffs of publications. Understand ably, Danny and Maryann were acknowledged to be the MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED.

M.H.S. sports fans w ill recognize the name of Kevin Adams; a three letter man, and his feminine counterpart, Carol Lo- Castro, and can understand why they were voted MOST ATHLETIC. Carol’s prowess lies not only in athletics, but in many other fields and Danny Isbit’s talents range from acting as "Prez” in "Pajama Game” to president of the Student Council.. No wonder they were voted MOST VERSATILE.

If you were to ask anyone who the CLASS COUPLE was, they’d answer Marie Toth and Ray Oesterle. Seldom seen with one person, on the other hand, are the BIGGEST FLIRTS, Judy Zimmerman and "Buzzy” Blyer. "Tothie” was also voted CUTEST, along with our baby-faced wrestler, Billy Errickson. Another obvious choice was Kate Cotton and Rick Priscoe as MOST GULLIBLE. Kate would believe anything you told her about Murray the K and Rick is noted for his lunch table antics.

Possibly our best known seniors, Suzy Perpente and Jeff Snyder, were voted MOST POPULAR. It just goes to show that "good things come in small packages.”

So ends the saga of the Class of ’65.

101 WENDY AAROE Quote: "I cried because I had no shoes; then I saw a man who had no feet.” Passions: English, blue, Triumphs, cats, Joel, Mr. Morgan's Seminar on "Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” eighth period art with Dave and Stevie, humility, Walt Whitman, Emily Dickinson, Jerry Orbach, Barbara Streisand, Joan Baez, Ingmar Bergman, movies, Kate. Peeves: Rainy Mondays, grammar, Sinclair Lewis, snobs, the Cabin, insincerity, W.M.C.A., beatniks, people who want pigeons done away with, the twist. Most Memorable Moment: Still to come. PS.: Obstetrical Nursing. Activities: F.N.A. Secretary, Volleyball.

SUZANNE Y. ABRY Quote: "Cut the grass, so bugs can pass.” Passions: History, green, clothes, suede jackets, dances, receiving mail, parties, football season, weekends, summer, long nails, and driving. Peeves: Humid weather, short nails, people who don’t laugh, kill-joys, spiders. Most Memorable Moment: Beach Party— April 17, 1964. P.S.: Teacher. Activities: Glee Club, F.T.A., Jr.-Sr. Prom, Wendy Bulldog’s Bark Typist, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Softball, Water- Skiing Club, Pep Club, Volleyball, Basketball.

KEVIN R. ADAMS Passions: Motorcycles, J.T.F., home, Four Seasons, Football. Peeves: High land Park, 18-14, bad ankles, homework, young teachers. Most Memorable Moment: May 1965. PS.: College or Navy. Activities: Freshman, J. V., Football, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Football Co-Captain.

ELAINE ALTAVILLA Quote: "Experience is the teacher of fools; the wise don’t need it.” Passions. Chocolate, Corvairs, potato chips, jewelry, mohair sweaters, expensive per fume, Art, styling hairdos. Peeves: Homework, spinach, getting up early. Most Memorable Moment: The two weeks I spent at the shore last summer. PS.: Beautician. Activities: Ski Club, Pep Clubs, Typing Awards, G.A.A.

Elaine

PATRICIA ANDREWS Quote: "What’s a man’s first duty? The answer’s brief: to be himself.” Passions: Sweaters, loafers, green, madras, chocolate milk shakes, pizza, football games, spending money, folk music, boys with blond hair, sewing, snow, getting mail. Peeves: Term papers, themes, kids on bikes when you’re driving, being called by my last names, freckles, having pictures taken, giving speeches, cafeteria lines, sixth period lunch. Most Memorable Moment: 9/11/64. PS.: College; Home Ec. Activities: G.A.A., Library Council, F.H.A.; Pep, Glee, French, Literary Clubs.

WILLIAM RICHARD APBLETT III Quote: "Don’t cry over spilt milk; what will be will be.” Passions: The Beach Boys, driving, sweat socks and sneakers, guitars, music, Mrs. Wilcox’s mind, girls with blonde hair, the shore, tans, pizzas, slow dances, dating, levis. Peeves: Jeff’s big mouth, baggy pants, conceited people, liars, SAT tests, Metropolitans, shy girls. Most Memorable Moment: Receiving my first marking period senior grades. PS.: College; Pre-Med. Activities: Band; Rocket, Future Physicians, Key, Biology Clubs; Rock and Roll Band.

LYNN APFELBAUM Quote: "The defect of equality is that we only desire it with our superiors.” Passions: Madras and navy, Johnny Mathis, vanilla cokes, hamburgers, Impalas, brown loafers and knee socks, the parties, "Woodhue,”’ "Ladybugs,” WABC, chocolate chip mint ice cream, vacations. Peeves: Discussions, con vertibles with tops up in gorgeous weather, rainy Monday mornings, hack neyed expressions, "the weekend.” Most Memorable Moment: Getting lost on Route 22 in the rain. PS.: College. Activities: Choir; Chemistry, Debating, French, Philosophy Clubs; F.T.A., Footlighters, Blue Letter Busi ness Staff, Jr.-Sr. Prom, Literary Magazine.

BRUCE CAMPBELL AUSTIN Quote: "Be it ever so humble, there's nothing better than my car.” Passions: Chevys, driving, steak, Italian food, Mets. Peeves: Fords, homework, term papers, dirty cars, getting up early. Most Memorable Moment: Graduation. PS.: College. Activities: Footlighters, A.V.A., Stage Crew. 102 Bruce FRANCIS ROBERT BALON Quote: "Two’s company, three's a crowd.” Passions: Dodges, Poiara 500, M.D.T. Boys, Vettes. Peeves: Greasy pizzas, parasites, Chevys, Fords. Most Memorable Moment: Getting my driver's license. PS.: College. Activities: J. V. Football; Freshman, J. V. Baseball; Varsity Club.

JAMES SHERMAN BARRY Quote: "What can I say?” Passions: Weekends at the shore, real girls, the Escort sound, rainy afternoons. Peeves: Jokes, no-goods, cracked drum sticks, Pace’s sense of humor, drummers who are faster than I am. Most Memorable Moment: When Tom Cheche announced me as "Ringo” Barry for the talent show. P.S.: College. Activities: High School Band, Rock-n- Roll Band, "The Escorts” Ski Club.

PAUL BATTAGLIA Quote: "The wrong way is the most reasonable way.” Passions: Chevys, Oldsmobiles, nice girls, football, baseball, parties. Peeves: Fords, V.W.’s, conceited girls, Freshmen, Highland Park. Most Memorable Moment: When I passed my driving test. PS.: College. Activities: Football, Vocal Ensemble, Choir, Glee Club.

RUTH BAUMANN Quote: "That cracks me up!” Passions: People, singing folk songs with Louie, the Bible, pizza, movies, light blue, gymnastics, 3:25, Syracuse, retreats, Grand Prix. Peeves: Logs, conceit, homework, boredom, fighting, ironing. Most Memorable Moment: Prom-’64. P.S.: Public Relations. Activities: German, Biology, Pep, Clubs; Bookstore, Stunts, Modern Dance, G.A.A.

BARBARA J. BEHNEN Quote: "My memory is the thing I forget with.” Passions: The shore, driving, summer, blue, Corvairs, sweaters, convertibles, loafers, smiling people, basketball. Peeves: Rainy days, homework, Math, cards, getting up early. Most Memorable Moment: When I accidentally jabbed Mr. McDonnell in the hand with a pen and he said, "Now my students are trying to stab me!” PS.: College. Activities: Debating, Biology Clubs; Volleyball, F.T.A., G.A.A.

LEE BEHRENS Passions: Hunting, Fishing, '50 Fords. Peeves: H.P., Chevies, cats. P.S.: Forestry. Activities: Varsity club; Freshman, J. V., Varsity Football; Outdoor Track, Band, Wrestling, Current Events Club, Weight-lifting.

JOEL BEININ Quote: "Astronomically speaking, man is insignificant; astronomically speak ing, man is the astronomer.” Passions: Controversy, politics, New York, short people. Peeves: Conservatives, tall people. Most Memorable Moment: Graduation. PS.: Stevens Institute of Technology or Cooper Union. Activi ties: French Club, Band.

JU D IT H S. BELA FSK Y Quote: "It's not the drinking that is to be blamed, but the excess.” Passions: Madras, knee socks and brown loafers, pierced ears, long hair, White Lake, 1964 red Bonneville Convertibles, a "certain smile,” The Ledge, Rutgers, mohair sweaters, driving, The Beatles, maroon, Impalas, Johnny Mathis. Peeves: Term papers, getting up in the morning, crowded halls, Valiant station wagons, Highland Park. Most Memorable Moment: The day I got my driver’s license and realized I can go where I want when I want. PS.: College. Activities: Library Council; French, Philosophy, Literary Clubs; F.T.A., Literary Magazine. MICHAEL F. BERGEN Quote: "Play it cool, stay in school.” Passions: Pizza, Lois, my car, sports, money, sleeping on the weekends. Peeves: Ugly girls, better cars than mine, my car stalling out. Most Memorable Moment: Doing a monologue in a Friday assembly before 1100 kids. P.S.: Navy. Activities: Freshman Foot ball, Golf, Varsity Clubs; Varsity Golf Team.

KATHY BERNARD Quote: "Better by far you should forget and smile than remember and be sad.” Passions: U. S. Air Force, black Corvairs, Johnny Mathis, Sam’s house, Poppy McGuinness’ cooking, Slaughter, red Mustangs. Peeves: Cliques, mosquitos, Jeanne, the pool hall, sitting at the Diner, four-speed Pontiacs, conceit. Most Memorable Moment: November 26, 1963. PS.: Medical Assistant.

ROBERT BIGOS Quote: ”1 don’t want to hear about it.” Passions: XK E’s, surfing, 327 Chevys, pizza, ’64 ’Vettes, Ramchargers. Peeves: ’64 G.T.O.’s, Fords. PS.: College. Acitivities: Baseball.

JAMES BITLER Passions: Weekends, Summer vacations, Corvettes, money, drag racing. Peeves: Freshmen, homework, study halls, Fords. Most Memorable Moment: The time we went to Humphrey’s during lunch. PS.: General Motors Training.

Bob

MARC LAWRENCE BLOSTEIN Quote: "The 'Battle of the Sexes’ will never be won. There’s too much FRATERNIZING with the enemy.” Passions: Mets, 3:25, Bill Cosby, Johnathan Winters, Latin III, sports, Contemporary History, people who have pets. Peeves: Highland Park, 4th period lunch, crowded halls, getting up before 10:00 A.M., standing in line at the World’s Fair, being a Fresh man. Most Memorable Moment: Graduating from English III. PS.: Col lege, teaching. Activities: Latin, Chess, Sportsman-Discussion Clubs.

CHARLES W. BLYER Quote: "Don’t try to redo something that you have already done.” Passions: Conceit, term papers, homework, dyed hair, V-6’s. Most Memorable Mo ment: At Island Beach during the summer of ’64 when I locked my car keys in the trunk of my car. PS.: Newark School of Business Machines. Activities: Baseball, Golf; Boys’ Chef, Biology Clubs; Jr.-Sr. Prom Decora tion Committee. Buzzy

THEODORE BOCRA Passions: Football, Hargraves, station wagons, the shore. Peeves: H.P., ugly girls, Fords, cats, M.H.S. PS.: Industry. Activities: Varsity Football, Varsity Club, Biology Club.

SYLVIANE BOUCHER Quott: "A friend is one soul in two bodies.” Passions: Europe, green eyes, rain, candy apples, letters, Van Gogh, Henry James, traveling, ribbons, salami sandwiches, Belafonte; July 21, 1963; opinions. Peeves: Hypocrites, peanut buttter, licorice, math, narrow-mindedness, self-satisfaction, defeat, losing things. Most Memorable Moment: When my shoes were stolen and my teacher found them in the waste-paper basket and asked the class whose they were. PS.: College, Languages and Archeology. Activities: French, Spanish, Ice-Skating, Art, Literary Clubs; Jr.-Sr. Prom, F.T.A., Sophomore Dance, Senior Play, Philosophy Club. 104 CLIFFORD BREEN Quote: "An unjustifiable vision of acceleration invariably terminates and anticipates unnecessary disposition of resources, and haste makes waste!” Passions: Mets, sports, reading, movie?, drawing, climbing the fence at Shea Stadium. Peeves: Stengel-baters, people who talk too much, Packers, long ball games. Most Memorable Moment: Sitting in the dugout at Shea Stadium while the Mets were practicing. PS.: College. Activities: Key Club, Freshman Indoor Track, Sportsman Discussion Club.

CHARLES BREUNINGER Passions: To own a 327 Chevy II. Peeves: Fords, English, crowded hall ways, getting up early, H.P. Most Memorable Moment: Getting my driver's license. PS.: College. Activities: Track, Biology Club.

BARRY ALAN BROWN Quote: "Historically the best hypocrites have been diplomats and con versely." Passions: American political science, honesty, personal integrity, good food, physics. Peeves: Shortened periods, required readings, pedantic people, Jean Paul Sartre. Most Memorable Moment: Graduation. P.S.: College. Activities: Blue Letter, J. V. Wrestling, Freshman track, Chess Club, Band.

PENELOPE BUTTLER Quote: "Only the fool, fixed in his folly, may think he can turn the wheel on which he turns.” Passions: Rheinstein, tradition, Christmas trees, "Royal Lime,” Herculaneum, snow, German, Emily Dickinson, Dubrovnik, English officials. Peeves: Loud people, haggling, tourist traps, under-cooked meat, insincerity, Capri, disorganization, near-sightedness. Most Memorable Moment: When our plane landed in London. P.S.: Diplomatic Service. Activities: Student Council Rep., Library Council, Choir, Band, National Honor Society, Girls’ State Delegate; Blue Letter Editorial Staff, Rep.; Bulldog’s Bark Rep.

LINDA LEA BYARS Quote: "It is easy to despise what you can’t have.” Passions: Football games, 88C., Lettermen, parties, receiving letters, the shore, big brother. Peeves: R.H., curfews, idleness, getting up early, taking notes, gym, moods. Most Memorable Moment: 12/17/63-6/5/64. PS.: I.B.M. School. Activi ties: Footlighters, Drill team, Glee Club, G.A.A., Prom Committee, Pep Club.

GEORGE B. CARLISLE Quote: "Put your money where your mouth is.” Passions: Money, week ends, fishing, boats, billiards, Buicks, water-skiing. Peeves: Spanish, Fords, people who disagree with me. P.S.: College. Activities: Band.

JANE CASERTA Quote: "C ’est triste mais c’est comme ca.” Passions: Bob Dylan, "San Francisco Bay Blues,” New York, Martha Graham, Dave von Ronk, Jug Bands, Robert Johnson, harmonicas, guitars. Peeve: Teased hair, ignorance, Metuchen boys, Sundays, college applications. Most Memorable Moment: The Shoreham Hotel. PS.: Teaching. Activities: Modern Dance Club, FTA, Advanced French Club, Senior Play.

RALPH STEPHEN CHAMBERLAIN Quote: ”Ya can’t win ’em all.” Passions: Chrysler 300’s, archery, 3:25, money, mountains, autumn. Peeves: A twin sister, tests, long homework assignments, a broken pen, rainy weekends, no money, no car. Most Memorable Moment: The day I graduate. P.S.: College. Activities: Chess, Water-Ski, Biology Clubs.

Janie SUSAN C. CHAMBERLAIN Quote: "Everyone to his own idea.” Passions: Bob, winning football games, parades, vacations, "Mom’s,” Island Beach, Seaside Heights, sweatshirts and jeans, snow, McDonald’s, Spanish II, Contemporary History. Peeves: Having a twin brother, fifth period lunch, lima beans, liver, dull rainy weekends, exams, Highland Park. Most Memorable Moment: Hitting a golf ball over fifty feet. PS.: College. Activities: G.A.A., Softball, Stunts; Ice-Skating, Biology, Water-Skiing, Pep Clubs; Jr.-Sr. Prom.

THOMAS CHECHE Quote: "The prudent avis which matutinally deserts the coziness of its abode, will ensnare a vermiculate creature. (The early bird catches the worm).” Passions: The Amazin’s, Shep, the last car on the subway, ye olde P.G., Downey’s. Peeves: "Sweetie Pies,” Frank Robinson, N. Y. Yankees, "Grey Fox.” Most Memorable Moment: Playing the role of Hines in "Pajama Game.” PS.: College; Archaeology. Activities: Footlighters Pres., All-School Musical, Nat’l Thespian Soc., Assembly Committee; Debating, Archery Clubs; A.V.A., Tennis, Outdoor Track, Band, Senior Play.

HOWARD CHERNICK Quote: "There is no feeling, perhaps, except the extremes of fear and grief, that does not find relief in music . . . that does not make a man sing or play better.” Passions: Swimming, Jazz, clarinet, mocks, Paris, French girls, blue sneakers, training. Peeves: Losing races, being out of shape, illiterate idiots. Most Memorable Moment: Returning after a year’s # ■ absence. PS.: Liberal Arts College. Activities: Swimming, Varsity Tennis, Advanced French Club President, Philosophy Club; Marching, Concert Band; Dance Band.

JANE CHISMAR Quote: "It is not so important to be serious as it is to be serious about the important things.” Passions: Horses, charm bracelets, sweaters, the Dynamics, pink, No. 3, sweat shirts, records, clothes, the Chad Mitchell Trio. Peeves: Nosy people, party-poopers, homework, rain, flopped hair. Most Memorable Moment: January 4, 1964. PS.: Business School. Activi ties: Blue Letter, Bulldog’s Bark, Shorthand and Typing awards, Pep Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom, G.A.A., Glee Club. Chizzie

KEVIN JOHN CHRISTEL Quote: "I’d rather have the old age of an eagle, than the youth of a sparrow.” Passions: The Mets, pizza, football games, the last car on the subway, Jean Shepherd, Gen's, Soupy Sales, "Riveter,” the Platters. Peeves: Goldwater, H.P., term papers, being called "pistol,” Specials, conceited people. Most Memorable Moment: Attending the 23-inning baseball game between the Mets and Giants, and getting home at 2 A.M. on a school night. PS.: College. Activities: Varsity, Glee, Literary Clubs; Varsity Football Mgr., Weight-lifting.

SALLIE ANN CHRISTMAN Quote: "All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women in it merely players.” Passions: Football games, Bonnevilles, popcorn, old records, winter clothes, snow, shopping, getting out of school early, Jonathan Winters. Peeves: Crowded halls, humidity, having to wear glasses, Highland Park, people who spell my first name wrong, conceited people. Most Memorable Moment: My first Driver’s Ed class. PS.: Elementary School Teacher. Activities: National Honor Society, Bulldog’s Bark Business Staff, G.A.A. Treasurer and Rep., Beginner’s French Club President, Glee Club, Choir, B.I.L. Citizenship Institute Alternate Delegate. Chris

CHARLES F. CLAIRVILLE Quote: "When you tell the truth you don’t have to remember what you said.” Passions: Early dismissals, Mets, football, Jean Sheperd, night games, Gens, Polo Grounds, 3:25; Peter, Paul, and Mary; Choo-Choo, H.G. Wells, pen machines, short stories, N.Y.C. Peeves: Yankees, Mondays, liver, de tention, bad movies, oral book reports, losing football games, getting up in the morning, rain. Most Memorable Moment: Laughing at one of Mr. O’Hale’s jokes. PS.: College. Activities: Archery, Sports Discussion, Literary Clubs.

WILLIAM B. CLAUSEN Quote: "A man that has a taste for music, painting, or architecture, is like one that has another sense, when compared with such as have no relish of those arts.” Passions: New York, jazz, Cat Anderson, John Coltrane, boat ing, Italian shoes. Peeves: People who like rock ’n roll, getting up in the morning, not being able to practice. Most Memorable Moment: Falling through the stage at a concert rehearsal. PS.: College; Studio Musician. Activities: Band Co-captain, Philosophy Club. 106 Charlie JILL FLORENCE CLAYPOOL Quote: "Live all the days of your life.” Passions: New Hope, the ocean, English, Christmas Eve, long-stemmed roses, cooking, letters, Sammy Davis Jr., Chinese food, autumn, Shalimar, "Freddy.” World’s Fair, surprises. Peeves: Insincerity, humidity, gloom, yellow lollipops. Most Memorable Moment: November 14, 1964. P.S.: Secretary. Activities: Footlighters, Shorthand and Typing Awards, Secretary of F.H.A., Bulldog's Bark typist, G.A.A., Volleyball, Stunts and Literary Clubs.

JANIS ELLEN CLAYPOOLE Quote: "Experience is the name everyone gives to his mistakes.” Passions: Junior mints, Cape Cod, the Fish Pier with Joanie, fudge, sweatshirts, gardenias, catsup, golf, summer, Platypusses, strawberries. Peeves: Jelly fish, mosquitos, colds, slush, frizzie hair, starched Gym suits, calories, stage make-up, cats, radishes, commercials, dust. Most Memorable Moment: Finally being able to drive. PS.: College; Home Economics Major. Activi ties: Treasurer of Footlighters, Blue Letter, Bulldog’s Bark; Chemistry, Pep, Spanish Clubs; Senior Play, Alternate Girls’ State Delegate, Choir, G.A.A.

KATHLEEN MARIE COMISKEY Passions: Seaside, Casino Ballroom, Friday nights, the Villa, The Luau, blue eyes, ’64 Chevys, red, Grant Avenue Beach, Canoe, Henry’s, 4th of July, Summer of '64, Linwood, the Driftwoods, Newark, nice dressers. Peeves: Monday mornings, Labor Day Weekend, phony people, white socks, madras, getting up early. Most Memorable Moment: December 31, 1963. PS.: Secretary. Activities: Bookstore, Bulldog’s Bark Typist,' Shorthand and Typing Awards.

JANICE MARIE CONTARDI Quote: "He died.” Passions: Big Gels & Little Dee, Mosco’s, the madras set, football season, the shore parties, bubble gum, debating with Sheldon, black olives. Peeves: Campaigners, obnoxious people, long red lights, senior trip, balloon heads, Cheche s compliments. Most Memorable Moment: Totaling the family car. PS.: College. Activities: Cheerleading, Choir, Glee Club, G.A.A.; Blue Letter, Bulldog’s Bark Rep., Spanish Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, All Class Dances, Baseball, Volleyball, Sophomore Class Treasurer. Kathy

TIMOTHY RICHARD THOMAS COSS Quote: "You can’t win ’em all.” Passions: Pizza, Miss Brancale, the shore, beach parties and surfing, Mr. McDonnell’s Biology class, high jumping, the "Limbo,” Prom weekends, Chemistry and Mr. Dennison. Peeves: Having three cars and not one working, false personalities, AuHaO, lack of Sr. privileges, homeroom teachers. Most Memorable Moment: I’m still trying to find one. PS.: College, U. S. Marines, marriage? Activities: Glee Club, Choir, All-School Musical, Stage Crew, Footlighters, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track, A.V.A., Camera Club, Varsity, Chess, Photography, Debating Clubs.

CATHERINE COTTON Quote: "What’s happening, Baby?” Passions: Knee socks, New York, slacks, old records, Murray the K, "West Side Story,” Little Anthony and the Imperials, boys who wear bermudas, loafers, and cut-off sweatshirts. Peeves: Permanents, rain, math, lockers that don’t open, baggy skirts, Millie Small, subways. Most Memorable Moment: When I finally passed Typing I the second time around. PS.: Secretary. Activities: G.A.A., Volleyball, Softball, Blue Letter, Ice-Skating Club. Kate

LINDA B. CROWNOVER Quote: "Wisdom is better than strength, and a wise man is better than a strong man.” Passions: To be a humanitarian, to travel, to understand mathematics. Peeves: My schedule, homework, complacency, crowded places, noise, insects, N. J. driving age. Most Memorable Moment: My first day of High School. PS.: College; Pediatrics. Activities: F.P.A., F.T.A., G.A.A., Footlighters, Library Council.

EUZEBIO A. CURA Quote: "The mind is its own place and in itself can make a Heaven of Hell; a Hell of Heaven.” Passions: White Fang, cutting study halls, getting out early, football games, 3:25, Fridays, good assemblies. Peeves: Study Halls, detention, not having home games on school field, everyone from H.P., halls after the bell. Most Memorable Moment: Death of President Kennedy. PS.: College. Activities: Varsity Basketball, Varsity Club.

. CHARLES W. DALSGARD, JR. Quote: "All good things must come to an end.” Passions: Food, money, Corvettes, to beat Highland Park, Freddie, driver’s license. Peeves: Home work, Highland Park, surprise quizzes, crowded hallways, getting up early. Most Memorable Moment: Receiving my driver's license. P.S.: College. Activities: Outdoor track, Coin Club, Current Events, Radio Club.

BARRY JAY DANZIGER Quote: "Strive for the perfect, do the possible.” Passions: Driver's Ed., Baseball, wrestling, N. Y. Yankees, Mets, french fries, girls, Mechanical Drawing, the Athletic Department, St. Bernards and Bulldogs. Peeves: Pseudo-intellects, hypocrites, the lY l hour day, Conservatism, freshmen. Most Memorable Moment: When I put my hand through the Band Room window a half-hour before the concert. P.S.: Industrial Arts Teacher. Activ ities: Band, J. V. Baseball Mgr., Varsity Baseball Mgr., Wrestling Mgr., A.V.A., Teenagers for Johnson, Freshman Party Chairman.

A LA N DAVIS Quote: "Mens sana in corpore sano.” Passions: Liquids, weekends, bananas, Schweppe’s Bitter Lemon. Peeves: Mondays, girls who smoke, homework, working on banana plantations. Most Memorable Moment: Taking six weeks to finish this senior interview. P.S.: College. Activities: Boys' Chef, Art Clubs; Stage Crew.

PATRICIA DAVIS Quote: "Hey cool! Tremendous!” Passions: Rope, P2, Oldsmobiles. Peeves: Conceited people, Mondays, VW’s cliches, liars, not knowing where sanctum is. Most Memorable Moment: Becoming a Senior! PS.: I.B.M. School. Activities: Pep Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom.

Midge

GEORGENE DICKER Quote: "Those who are faithful know only the trivial side of love: it is the faithless who know love's tragedies.” Passions: Paris, "La Figaro,” big sunglasses, good coffee, Jean-Paul Sartre, Van Gogh, "The Picture of Dorian Gray,” guitars, Bob Dylan. Peeves: Banality, triviality, conformity. Most Memorable Moment: Touring Europe and meeting Salvador Dali. PS.: College and Painting. Activities: Blue Letter Art Editor, Literary Magazine, Senior Play Selection Committee, French Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom.

CARL ALFORD DIETZ, JR. Quote: "Veni, Vidi, Vici." Passions: A Douglass girl, water-skiing, out boards, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Pennsy Railroad, Chicago White Sox, Viel's Jean Shepherd, authority. Peeves: 18 years of wasted assimilation, moving, the busy signal, cliques, "not enough time,” Sen. Bobby Kennedy. Most Memorable Moment: The day I turned over Wildwood H.S. to Dr. Zinzarella. PS.: College; Electrical Engineering. Activities: N.H.S. Pres., Key Club Pres., Boys' State Delegate; Blue Letter Associate Editor, Rep.; Archery, Spanish, Varsity Clubs; Hall Monitor, Outdoor Track, Cross Country.

KATHLEEN SHARON DOLAN Quote: "Der Geist der stets verneint.” Passions: Cokes, '64 Impalas, pizza, Persian cats, sugarless gum, long hair, sweaters, skating, blue, "claws,” drive-ins. Peeves: Phony intellects, gym, hooks, prevaricators, grave yards at night. Most Memorable Moment: The first time 1 ever saw an elephant's contact lens. PS.: English Teacher.

WILLIAM DREW Quote: "Have an extra pencil?" Passions: Art class, back stage, sweatshirts, belts, Rocky and Bulwinkle, N. Y. Giants, olives, blue-striped Oxfords. Peeves: Liver, Latin, WOR, oatmeal, work, N. Y. Times, hayfever, dentists. PS.: Art School. Activities: Art, Rocket, Weightlifting, Philosophy Clubs; J.V. Football, Stage Crew, Blue Letter Advertising Staff, Jr.-Sr. Prom, Literary Magazine. 108 VALERIE DE BERARDINIS Quote: "All good things are wild and free . . .’’ Passions: The Sea, Aqua Velva, Midway Beach, sincerity, Summer, getting mail, traveling, impression ism, pink, cake, laughing, fireplaces, music by Mathis, the Ride-a-Wall, Snevets, "The $25.00 Wonder," Corvairs. Peeves: Friday 5:00, hypocrites, cold weather, moustaches, Apathyville, writing letters, vegetating, pseudos, repetition, conceit, empty mailboxes, Sunday afternoons, shoes, gym. Most Memorable Moment: The entire Summer of ’64. P.S.: Fashion Illustration and Advertising. Activities: Glee Club, Choir, Vocal Ensemble; Bulldog’s Bark Writer, Rep., Student Council Secretary, Twirling, Jr.-Sr. Prom, French Club, G.A.A.

ERIC DECKINGER Quote: "Follow impulse and you may well be sorry. But ignore it and you deny yourself one of the two rare moments when individuality is possible.” Passions: Thunderbirds, "Viel’s” pizza, Jahns!, tennis, Fifi, jazz, A1 Hirt. Peeves: Peppermint, objectivity, subjectivity, long-sleeved shirts, floweriness. Most Memorable Moment: The objectivity and subjectivity of Senior English Class. P.S.: College; Possibly Med. School. Activities: Band, Orchestra, Dance Band, Marching Band, Choir, Literary Magazine, Bulldog’s Bark, Literary Club, Footlighters, Stage Crew.

JA M ES D eLAPLAINE Quote: "But the only evil I find in idleness is unhappiness." Passions: Flying, driving, cartoons, camping, sports cars, SCUBA diving. Peeves: Homeroom, short assemblies, election outcome. Most Memorable Moment: My first fraternity party. P.S.: Electrical Engineer. Activities: Wrestling Team.

CAROL JEAN DEMYAN Quote: "We forgive too little, forget too much.” Passions: #42, Malibu, football games, lifesavers, the "Big Four,” bracelets, N.Y.C., college sweat shirts, ’55 Chevys, green eyes, Dionne Warwick, crazy people, halfbacks, apples, V.W.’s. Peeves: Celebrities, rain, depression, fish, indecision, worry ing, Owls, fifth period lunch, going to sleep early. Most Memorable Moment: May 4, 1963. PS.: Secretary. Activities: Bookstore, Blue Letter, Bulldog’s Bark Typist, Cheerleading, G.A.A., Girls’ Sports; Ice-Skating, Water-Skiing, Stunts, Glee Clubs; Jr.-Sr. Prom. I

ELLIS DUDLEY, JR. Quote: "In time all things must pass, but I may take a little longer.” Passions: Pen chewing, puns, talking to myself and answering back, stepping on people’s feet, stepping on people. Peeves: Pseudo-intellectuals (m e), lunch, walking into low-hanging trees, college applications, having to think up these lies. Most Memorable Moment: The time I dreamed it was raining and they had the bonfire in the gym. PS.: College and growing insanity. Activities: Math, Latin, Chess, Square Dancing Clubs.

JAMES DUFAULT Quote: ”1 care.” Passions: To put a 409 Chevy in my car, cast parties, "Skochie,” weekends at the shore, ” 78,” snow, football. Peeves: Plymouths dead batteries, 7:00 A.M., messed-up stage crews, "Leader of the Laundro mat,” rainy days. Most Memorable Moment: July 17, 1964. PS.: College. Activities: Varsity football, Footlighters, Varsity Club, Stage Crew, Assem bly Crew, A.V.A.

ROBERT FRANCIS DUFF Quote: "If you start taking too much of other people’s advice, you wind up making other people’s mistakes. Passions: Driving, hamburgers, pizza; Mr. Ziznewski, Misses Brancale, Haitsch and Sims; Sport Fury, girls. Peeves: Tests, homework, losing to H.P. Most Memorable Moment: Getting my driver’s license. PS.: College. Activities: Literary and Debating Clubs; Senior Play, Freshman Track, J. V. Wrestling.

LINDA SUZANNE EARMAN Quote: "One of the fine points of silent prayer is that it shuts out the noise of the world.” Passions: Thunderstorms, weekends, Mom’s, football games, talking on the telephone, senior parties, big cities, playing football, sweatshirts, Sunday afternoons, nighty-frights, shore. Peeves: Rainy Sundays, having nothing to do, Seaside, conceit, sunrises, people who can’t tell time. Most Memorable Moment: Friday the 13th — Rutgers. PS.: Merchandising. Activities: G.A.A.; Biology, Ski, Archery Clubs; Volleyball, Bulldog’s Bark, Jr.-Sr. Prom.

Linda IRENE EGNATZKY Quote: "Honesty is the best policy.” Passions: Italian food, Sting rays, floor shifts, baby blue, swimming, clothes, sweaters, meeting people. Peeves: Conceited people, people who think they’re perfect, homework, slow cars, ’56 Plymouths, dishonest people. Most Memorable Moment: Getting my first job. P.S.: Airline stewardess. Activities: Choir, F.N.A., F.H.A.

WENDY MARCIA ELBERGER Quote: "Honesty is the best policy.” Passions: Boys, convertibles, weekends, mohair sweaters, football games. Peeves: Spanish, homework, getting up early, lunch lines, Highland Park, snobs. Most Memorable Moment: Walking down the aisle in assembly for the first time as a senior. PS.: Elementary school Teacher. Activities: F.T.A., Bulldog's Bark writer, Pep Club, Footlighters.

Wendy

JOHN WILLIAM ERRICKSON Quote: "What—me worry?” Passions: Butcher boy, food, sports, Keds, money, girls, cars, the Summer, ice cream, the Sheik, Macintosh apples, Penn Station, spaghetti. Peeves: Crust, waking up, work, socks, books, radishes, Fruit Loops, wild animals, P.F. Flyers, East Coast Attic and Base ment Builders. Most Memorable Moment: Yet to come— Graduation. PS.: Big Game Hunter or College. Activities: Freshman Basketball, J. V. Foot ball, J. V. and Varsity Wrestling; Varsity, Weight Lifting, Chef, Biology, Chemistry Clubs.

JUDITH ESKAY Quote: "The best way to convince a man that he is wrong is to let him have his own way.” Passions: Brown eyes, "West Side Story,” VW’s, ’55 Chevys; Peter, Paul, and Mary; Sunday afternoons, the shore, football, boys with bermudas, loafers and sweatshirts, halfbacks, Figaro’s, "Spaghetti,” Woodbridge. Peeves: Conceit, perfect people, H.P., Summer of '64, Rt. 22, celebrities. Most Memorable Moment: January 2, 1964 — a certain Slumber Party. PS.: Secretary, Merchandising School. Activities: Bookstore, G.A.A.; Ice-Skating, Water Skiing, Biology Clubs; Blue Letter, Jr.-Sr. Prom.

BARBARA FAAS Quote: "Who dares to teach must never cease to learn.” Passions: The polkadot house, Normandy Beach, the shore, Johnny Mathis, blue, Bruno, Billy’s parties, a certain red convertible, Paul’s house, clothes, black olives and brownies, Bunny Rabbit, hamburgers, J.L.H. Peeves: Two-faced people, Mondays, work, History, wrestlers, Senior write-ups. Most Memorable Moment: August 12, 1964. PS.: Phys. Ed. Teacher. Activities: Home room President, Student Council, Volley Ball, Jr.-Sr. prom, Pep Club, Ski Club, F.T.A.

LORRAINE FARINICK Quote: "Success comes to those who work for it." Passions: Food, Teddy Bears, motorcycles, 98 Olds, snow, money. Peeves: Being late, Highland Park. Most Memorable Moment: Yet to come — Graduation. PS.: Physical Therapy. Activities: Modern Dance, Choir, Stunts Club, F.H.A., Foot- lighters, Stage Crew.

MARY LOU FARLEY Quote: "Girls have an unfair advantage over men; if they can't get what they want by being smart, they can get it by being dumb.” Passions: Shore. Mom’s, squirt guns, Triumphs, jumpers, Hershey Park, sweatshirts, nighty- frights, Tuesday nights, thunderstorms. Peeves: Seaside, shoes, conceit, never knowing what’s going on, people who can’t tell time, sunrises. Most Memorable Moment: Getting my license. PS.: Elementary Teacher. Activities: Choir, Blue Letter, Bulldog’s Bark Rep.; Biology, Archery, Ski, Pep Clubs; F.T.A., Volleyball, Jr.-Sr. Prom .G.A.A., Bookstore.

LYNDA FAULKNER Quote: "The heart has argument with which the understanding is not acquainted.” Passions: Madras, clothes, long shining hair, bubble gum, money, the Beatles, sleeping late. Peeves: Underclassmen, fifth period lunch, the Bookstore, freckles, crowded hallways, the second bus, rainy days, teased hair. Most Memorable Moment: Driving for more than thirty seconds without getting excited and doing something dumb. PS.: English Teacher. Activities: Footlighters, Bookstore, G.A.A. 110 Mary Lou / KAREN HELEN FINKELSTEIN Quote: "The fun is in the getting.” Passions: Wrestling, dancing, English muffins, tomato juice, N. Y. City, Met. Museum of Art, crawling through empty sewer pipes, to be underweight, George Harrison, Rodin, long hair, freckles, boys’ green eyes, red hair, the name George. Peeves: Sarcasm, skeptics, spiders. Most Memorable Moment: Almost cutting off my finger in Chemistry on exhibit night. PS.: Doctor of Medicine. Activities: Layout Editor of Blue Letter, Bulldog’s Bark Advertising Manager, Bookstore, G.A.A., stunts, Soccer, Basketball, Softball, Volleyball; French, Debating Clubs; Bulldog’s Bark Rep.

NORMA JEAN FITCH Quote: "Happiness cannot be expressed in words, but must be felt to be understood.” Passions: Pizza, Pozie, square dancing, boys’ shirts, sweatshirts, swimming, Island beach, flowers. Peeves: Second and seventh period study hall, lunch lines, fifth period gym on Friday, C-213, fourth period lunch. Most Memorable Moment: December 28, 1961 to January 2, 1962. PS.: Elementary School Teacher. Activities: Choir, Band, G.A.A., Spanish Club, F.T.A.

KATHLEEN FITZPATRICK Passions: Biz, ’55 Mercurys, Jets, blue, hamburgers, stars, sweatshirts, black hair and blue eyes, Galaxies, Mass., motorcycles, Seaside, seances, parties, "the Monkey,” drags, crazy, people, "What I Say,” wire bracelets, Good luck, "Tikis.” Peeves: Phonies, school, trolls, steak, snobs, trouble. Most Memorable Moment: April 17 — Beach Party. PS.: Secretary or Social Worker. Activities: G.A.A., Softball, Stunts, Ice-Skating, Water-Skiing Clubs, Bookstore.

DIANE FLEMING Quote: "There are two tragedies in life: One is to lose your heart’s desire, the other is to gain it.” Passions: Blue, cherry lollipops, madras, the shore, Johnny Mathis, getting letters, thunderstorms, snow, sunshowers, "Summer time,” Paul Newman. Peeves: Getting up early, hypocrites, "to say the least,” math, homework, a slumber party. Most Memorable Moment: June 20, 1964. PS.: Kindergarten Teacher. Activities: Spanish, Ice-Skating, Biology Clubs; Basketball, F.T.A., Class Dances. Dee

SHARI FRANKEL o f * Quote: "Seek and ye shall find.” Passions: Dungarees,irees, sweatshirts, EnglishEn; Leather, long hair, telephones, thunderstorms, pizza, getting letters, mathe matics, traveling, riding in cars, camp, Pines in ’62, USY, my "brothers,” 48-hour days, ”Le Petit Prince,” being with Karen. Peeves: Spiders, satirical people, getting up early, my procrastination, discussions, not being able to dance correctly. Most Memorable Moment: My National Honor Society induction. PS.: Statistician. Activities: Blue Letter Senior Editor, National Honor Society, Bulldog’s Bark Advertising Co-Manager, Advanced French Club, Mathematics League, Guidance Asst., GAA, Photography Club.

BARBARA FRESE Passions: Traveling, sports, cooking, Summer of ’64. Peeves: Being called Barbara, being late. Most Memorable Moment: July 3, 1964 — Boarding fL o ijm a plane at Kennedy International Airport for Europe. PS.: College; Liberal Arts. Activities: Student Council, Spanish Club, Choir, Bookstore, G.A.A., National Honor Society, Blue Letter Assistant Editor, Citizenship Institute, Bulldog’s Bark Rep. Shar Bobbi

MARIE FUCHILLA Quote: "Yea, I know.” Passions: Talk, driving, movies, dancing, reading magazines. Peeves: Washing my hair, doing homework, seventh period study hall. P.S.: Typist or Clerical Work. Activities: Typist for Bulldog’s Bark, F.H.A.

ROSE ANNE MICHELE GAWRONSKI Quote: "He who hesitates is lost.” Passions: Italian food, Chanel suits, mohair sweaters, New York City, "64,” Murray the K and 1010 WINS, long blonde hair, ’63 Signets, The Avenue in Brunswick, driving, the Beatles. Peeves: Bleached blondes, obnoxious people, snobs, liars, insincere people. Most Memorable Moment: Being on stage in Modern Dance for the talent show. PS.: Receptionist or Secretary. Activities: Modern Dance, Pep Club. RICHARD DAVID GELBER Quote: "The evening is spread out against the sky like a patient ether ized upon a table.” Passions: Malibus, tennis, Yankees, electric guitars, the Ventures, girls, airplanes, boats, automobile engines, 15% discussions. Peeves: Glasses, dandelions, girls, hoods, leaky pens, losing football games, seven and a half hours of school each day. Most Memorable Moment: When I received my grade for Mr. Morgan’s English III final examination. PS.: Engineering. Activities: Scriblerian Editor, National Honor Society, Tennis, Footlighters, Math Team, Library Council; World Affairs, Math, Chess, Debating Clubs.

GEORGIA GEORGES Quote: "Those who bring sunshine into the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.” Passions: Italian food, Joe; February 22, 1963; Daneto’s, Linden, bowling, swimming, Volvos. Peeves: Cliques, first period gym, humidity; March 24, 1964; flat tires. Most Memorable Moment: Meeting Joe. PS.: I.B.M. School; Operator. Activities: F.H.A., F.N.A., P.T.A. Fashion show.

VICTORIA GIOIA Quote: "The best things in life are taxable.” Passions: Bob, pizza, cars, delicate jewelry, rock and roll, vodka and orange. Peeves: Study hall, string- beans, loudmouths, two-faced people. Most Memorable Moment: When Bob gave me the ring. PS.: Secretary; marriage. Activities: Vocal Ensemble, Choir, Glee Club.

JOANNE CATHRINE GLYNN Quote: "He who talks about hypocrites is one himself.” Passions: clothes, M.G.’s, Ocean Beach, Seaside, Plainfield, boys who wear bermudas and loafers, R.I.’s, dancing, madras, North Side, "West Side Story,” cut-off sweatshirts. Peeves: Conceit, celebrities, Mondays, my "forwardness,” getting up early, rain, freshmen, freckles, short hair, being called "Big Red.” Most Memorable Moment: April 17, 1964 — the Beach Party. PS.: Secretarial or Clerical position. Activities: G.A.A., Girls’ Sports, Ice-Skating, Water- Skiing Clubs, Blue Letter Typist, Jr.-Sr. Prom, F.H.A.

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GEORGE GOVELITZ Passions: Gens, Mets, Jets, New York Yankees, fishing, camping, Mark Twain. Peeves: Specials, Red Barber, Louie, "Bikini Beach,” "Slingshot. Most Memorable Moment: The time I chopped my hand with an axe. P.S.: College or Tuna Fisherman. Activities: Band; Sports Discussion, Current Events Clubs.

R U TH G R A N T Quote: "Meanwhile, back at the ranch, tension mounts and rides away.” Passions: Sailing, the Chad Mitchell Trio, ’65 Stingrays, Paul Newman, thunder storms, money, butter-pecan ice-cream, Lunenburg, flamenco, David Brinkley, 5th Avenue in the rain. Peeves: Deadlines, homework, self- important adults, being broke, exams, rowing, having my name pronounced "in French,” being called brainy, being at a loss for words. Most Memorable Moment: The Summer of '64. PS.: a Ph.D. and the Peace Corps. Activi ties: Bulldog's Bark Associate Editor, National Honor Society Historian, Literary Magazine, Literary Club.

DAVID M. GREER Quote: "Success is little more than a chemical compound of men and moment." Passions: Girls, water skiing, drag racing. Peeves: Algebra, tests, study halls. Most Memorable Moment: The day I got my driver's license. PS.: Automotive Engineer. Activities: Track, Service Squad, Pro gram Committee, Cross Country.

THOMAS GRILLO Quote: "Ain’t no big thing." Passions: Ice cream, track meets, prep schools, Italian food, Dishonest John, women, Hondas, North Side, Renaults, the shore. Peeves: Concussions, cold days, term papers, homework, South Side, late practices, walking to school. Most Memorable Moment: Running into a tree during a cross-country meet. P.S.: Air Force, White House. Activi ties: Varsity Club, Indoor Track, Cross-Country, World Affairs Club, Out door Track. 112 STEPHANIE GRIZZELL Quote: "There is no greater delight than to be conscious of sincerity.” Passions: Clothes, sports cars, Johnny Mathis, pizza pie, seashore, traveling. Peeves: Monday mornings, insincere people. Most Memorable Moment: Hitting a tennis ball twice in succession. PS.: Elementary teacher. Activi ties: Color Guard, F.T.A.; Biology, Ski Clubs; Choir, School Dances.

CALVIN GROSS Quote: "Hit first and ask her name later.” Passions: Women, Green Goose, food, football, basketball, parallel parking, Bulwinkle Moose, "Irma La Douce.” Peeves: Snobbish people who think they're cool, speed limits. Most Memorable Moment: When I pulled down the basketball rim in Dunellen. PS.: Industrial Arts. Activities: Chef Club, J. V. Basketball, J.V. Football, Varsity Football, Student Council. Stevie Balvin

CAROL ANN GRUSHEWSKY Quote: "What is so real about tomorrow? The hope which is always there.” Passions: The Boody Queens, winning football games, Miami, turning-on, Bushman’s dances, mail, senior parties, Christmas Trees. Peeves: Victories without parties, walking, first period gym, studies. Most Memorable Moment: May 12, 1962. PS.: College. Activities: Twirling Captain, F.H.A., F.T.A.; Biology, Ice-Skating, Ceramics, Literary, Philosophy, Pep Clubs; G.A.A., Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Typing Awards, Class Dances, Blue-White Assemblies, Jr.-Sr. Prom.

JO YCE E. GU TW EIN Quote: "I wanna go home.” Passions: To be able to see without glasses or contacts, to beat H.P., baby blue Chevy convertible, Siamese cats. Peeves: Taking my contacts out and putting them in, losing to H.P., people who push, pale lipsticks, curly hair. Most Memorable Moment: When I went to my first prom. PS.: Nurse. Activities: F.N.A., Skiing Club.

SUSAN CAROL HAAS Quote: ". . . rather . . .” Passions: Boys who dress preppy, Metuchen, folk music, Ancient History. Peeves: Teachers who give a lot of homework, 4 * ^ short stories, people who are apathetic. Most Memorable Moment: Decorat ing for the Jr.-Sr. Prom. PS.: College. Activities: Orchestra, Central Pennsylvania District Orchestra, Operetta, F.N.A., Jr.-Sr. Prom, Health Room Aid, Footlighters, Pep Club.

RICHARD M. HANNAM Quote: "Mets last but coming fast.” Passions: Mets, New York City, pro fessional wrestling, ice-hockey, Choo-choo Coleman. Peeves: Los Angeles Dodgers, Houston Colts, Met ushers. Most Memorable Moment: When the Mets played the Giants in a 23-inning game and lost. PS.: College. Activities: Sportsmen's Discussion Club, Debating Club. Rick

SUSAN HUNTER HARDY Quote: "Silence is Golden.” Passions: Kalamazoo, Canoe, #79, football, food, madras, "Sudsy,” skiing, my guitar, red Bonneville convertibles, Rutgers Parties, Fridays, winter, folk music, Mr. C. Peeves: Lunch lines, skiing accidents, H.P., being so short, Mondays, campaigners. Most Memorable Moment: 1964 Spring Weekend at Cornell. PS.: College. Activities: Blue Letter Business Staff, Bulldog’s Bark; Ski, Water-ski, Golf, Modern Dance, Debating, Pep, Spanish, Glee Clubs; G.A.A., Choir, F.T.A.

GARY C. HARRIS Quote: "Better him than me.” Passions: Sandy, football, drive-ins, G.T.O.’s, weekends, T.V., to have an undefeated season, South Side, Backs. Peeves: School, Highland Park, losing football games, Fords, cliques, slow Pontiacs, North Side, Linemen. Most Memorable Moment: June 10, 1965. P.S.: I.B.M. School. Activities: Football, Basketball, Varsity Club, Weight-Lifting.

Susie Gary SUSAN HARRIS Quote: "In order to describe the probable, you must have a firm hold on the true.” Passions: Folk songs, Bob Dylan, Elvis; windy, warm spring days; pizza, coke, potato chips, swimming, snow storms, the Muse. Peeves: Rain, baby-sitting, poetry, indecisive drivers. Most Memorable Moment: Hearing of J. F. Kennedy's death. P.S.: College. Activities: Library Council, Philosophy Club, Sports, Stunts, Bulldog's Bark Rep.

STEVEN HASENBERG Quote: "Of all the people who go swimming in mirages, how many do you suppose actually manage to get wet?” Passions: Coral Gables, Fla.; Yusef Lateef (Jazz), "Summerhill," color, abstractions, creamy thick shakes, Brad Crawdell, “Brook's.” Peeves: Breakfast, Pontiac Service, Band uniforms, fences, johnnie. Most Memorable Moment: 24 sleepless hours at the World’s Fair. P.S.: Psychoanalyst. Activities: Band Captain, Bulldog’s Bark Writer, Student Chairman "World’s Fair” traveling art exhibit, Footlighters; World Affairs, Debating, Golf Clubs.

BART THOMAS HEFFRON Quote: "Honor and shame from no condition rise; act well your part, there all the honor lies." Passions: Square Dancing, "Misty,” '56 Fords, transcrip tion players with 50 watts of output, A1 and Beulah, belts which are wide and squeaky. Peeves: '59 Ramblers, needles (old, worn phonograph and new, sharp hypodermic), study in the Music room, New Jersey drivers. Most Memorable Moment: World’s Fair — May 5, 1964. PS.: College and Navy. Activities: Band, Photography Club President.

LESLEY HERMAN Quote: "Here today, gone tomorrow.” Passions: To have a winter picnic, to get my hair back to the original color. Peeves: December 18, 1963, 10:40 A.M.; collegiate people. Most Memorable Moment: From October to December 18, 1963. PS.: Unknown.

TERRY LINDA HERMAN Quote: "Perhaps someday it will be pleasant to remember these things.” Passions: Butter-crunch, pink, folk guitar, roses, gift shops, roasted chest nuts, surprises. Peeves: Superstitions, pills, bigotry, people who aren’t punctual, illogical thinking, mononucleosis. Most Memorable Moment: Falling flat on my face while running the fifty-yard dash during the sixth lunch period. PS.: College; Speech and Dramatic Arts. Activities: Philosophy, French Clubs; Talent Show, Choir, Footlighters.

HELEN ELIZABETH HESS Quote: "You shall know the truth, and the truth will make you free.” Passions: Navy (reserved or otherwise), roses, rain ’n shine, newspaper routes, swimming pools, Fords, Chevrolets, the World’s Fair, trigonometric functions, Capitalism. Peeves: "Ivanhoe,” fish, disorganization, quiet study halls, syntax, Socialism. Most Memorable Moment: The day I was the cleaning woman in the Christmas Assembly. (1963). PS.: College; Career in Business Administration. Activities: Assembly Committee, Footlighters, Photography and Square Dancing Clubs.

JOHN D. HINTON Quote: "If at first you don’t succeed; try, try again until you graduate.” Passions: Turning out with Joe, girls, hearing the Dynamics, the Monkey, the Drags, G.T.O., Ramchargers, B.A., stoning people out, "Mom's," Chuck Berry, Gomer. Peeves: Tests, snobs, the "five-year plan,” Fords, Chevys, 110 h.p. Corvairs, H.P., girls who smoke. Most Memorable Moment: Racing at Island Dragway. PS.: College(?) and the Air Force. Activities: Spanish, Ice-Skating Clubs; Footlighters.

GRACE HOAGLAND Quote: "All that glitters is not gold.” Passions: Clothes, the shore, parties, getting letters, red convertibles, football games, Billy’s parties. Peeves: The Army, getting up early, phony people, going to work, getting lost. Most Memorable Moment: April 11, 1964. PS.: Business School. Activities: Jr.-Sr. Prom, Pep Club. 114 JANIS LYNN HODES Quote: "Life is like an onion; you peel it off layer by layer and sometimes you cry.” Passions: The Deauville, Shalimar, brown loafers, Rutgers parties, the #20 bus, Ryan Road, liver and mashed potatoes, madras, G.T.O.’s, poetry, 'T r McDonald’s, hamburgers, the Boardwalk, talking on the phone with Carol, Plainfield. Peeves: Braces, rainy Sundays, frizzy hair, French II, depression, "letters,” Monday mornings, the color red, "Hello, Dolly.” Most Memorable Moment: New Year’s Eve in Florida. PS.: College. Activities: Footlighters, F.T.A., French Club Secretary, Literary Magazine, Library Council, Bulldog’s Bark Rep., Choir, Literary Club.

AGNES M. HOEY Quote: "All must respect those who respect themselves.” Passions: Seaside, driving, all sports, natural look, track meets, Dynamics, the 'Vair, weekends, dancing, football games, Christmas spirit, Rutgers. Peeves: Snobs, fakes, teased hair, crazy drivers, freckles, conceited boys, selfishness, Highland Park, hypocrites. Most Memorable Moment: ’64 stuck on Rt. 27 with Bethel- Hodie berger. PS.: Secretarial School. Activities: Choir, G.A.A., Stunts, Baseball, F.H.A., Track.

NANCY K. HOFFMAN Quote: "All’s well that ends well.” Passions: Food, folk music, Cumberland Trio Plus One, clothes, Penn State, fruit, football games, Spring and Fall, men, dancing, swimming, brown eyes. Peeves: Liver, snobs, curly hair, teased hair, being accident-prone, Communists. Most Memorable Moment: Last Summer in Maine, the scaffolding upon which I was sitting broke away from the church we were painting. PS.: Nursing School. Activities: Bulldog’s Bark Rep.; Blue Letter Treasurer, Rep.; Skating Club, Baseball, Basketball, Pep Club.

MARGARET B. HOLLENBECK Quote: ”1 don’t believe it.” Passions: Poodles, shore, surfing, madras, G.T.O. Fords, pizza, snow, football games, charm bracelets, watching T.V., England. Peeves: Highland Park, dull people, snobs, walking, rainy Mon days, compositions, homework. Most Memorable Moment: November 2— my permit. PS.: Teacher. Activities: F.T.A., Footlighters, G.A.A., Jr.-Sr. Prom, Spanish Club, Bookstore, Literary Club. Nance At-'H A

CHARLES JEFFREY HOOVER Passions: Six-cylinder ’53 Plymouths. Peeves: School, Fords. Most Memo rable Moment: Mr. Ziznewski’s History Class. PS.: Technical School. Activities: Model, Radio Clubs; Varsity Football Manager.

MARILYN E. HORLACHER Quote: "Damnant quod non intelligunt.” Passions: The thought of finally being able to drive, Mustangs, Barracudas, making things by hand, drawing, sewing and reading. Peeves: My schedule, the marking system, homework, fried foods, chocolate, crowded halls, monotony, immaturity. Most Memo rable Moment: Winning the Perth Amboy Local Division of the Singer Young stylemaker sewing contest in September of 1963; Exhibiting my paintings as the Metuchen Fair (Oct. 3, 1964). PS.: College; Medical Illustration. Activities: Chemistry Club; F.N.A., Program Director; Photog raphy Club, Secretary; Literary Magazine, Bulldog’s Bark, Art.

STEPHEN JOHN HORVATH Quote: "Make your words soft and sweet, for you don’t know which ones you’ll have to eat. Passions: Mets, good food, winning, Pa., Bulwinkle, team from New York, north to Alaska. Peeves: Linqua Latina, H.P., losing, homework, conceit, waking up early. Most Memorable Moment: When I fooled everybody and passed chemistry. PS.: College. Activities: Sports men’s Club.

BEVERLY JOYCE HUMMELL Quote: "Give me a break!” Passions: Sailors, the color purple, "The Avenue,” weekends, Bonnevilles, black leather, stuffed animals. Peeves: Frizzy hair, white socks, cold classrooms, phonies, slow drivers, homework. Most Memorable Moment: Going to Menlo Park dressed in combat boots and braids, with freckles and blackened teeth. PS.: Study beauty culture. Activities: Pep Club; Glee Club and Choir. JOHN HUMPHRIES Quote: "Extremism when practiced against Highland Park is no vice; and moderation in the cause of ridding the world of the Beatles is no virtue.” Passions: N.Y.C., Baseball, Records, streamlined trains, tall buildings, pizza, movies and plays. Most Memorable Moment: My smashing success in the Senior Play. PS.: Law Career. Activities: Basketball, Baseball; Varsity, Philosophy, Current Events Clubs; Senior Play, Bulldog's Bark.

DAVID ALAN HUNNICUTT Quote: "A Mai Tiempo Bueno Cara.” Passions: Mustangs, Ferraris, Pon- tiacs, billiards, short blondes, pizza, lobster, Great Britain, fog. Peeves: Ford Cobra, Cadillac, Rambler, Volkswagen, tall girls, vegetables, study halls, Army, Navy. Most Memorable Moment: Senior Year. PS.: Air Force. Activities: Cross Country, Freshman Baseball.

CYNTHIA INGLIS Quote: "Wet birds never fly at night.” Passions: The shore, the Avenue, madras, the color green, Italian food, collegiate guys, Chevys. Peeves: Phonies, frizz weather, density, freckles. Most Memorable Moment: When, in honor of my sixteenth birthday, some of my "friends” threw me in the shower, clothes and all. Activities: Pep Club, F.H.A.

D A N IEL S. ISBIT Quote: "It is better to be silent and thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.” Passions: Sauerkraut, one o’clock dismissals, dark-haired girls, diastrophism. Peeves: Tapered pants, people who start sandwiches in the middle, Cadillacs, aggressive girls, Goldwaterites, operas, dissecting tired frogs. Most Memorable Moment: Playing Thisbe opposite dashing Steve Ossad. PS.: United States Navy. Activities: Varsity Tennis, Student Council President, Footlighters, All-School Musical, National Thespian Society, National Honor Society, Bulldog’s Bark Writer, French Club Vice-President; Debating, Chess, Varsity, Key Clubs; Boys’ State.

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BETSY JAMES Quote: “Such is Life.” Passions: Walking barefoot, storms, people, books, long hair, driving, languages, guitar, folk songs. Peeves: Math, Big Cars, breakfast. Most Memorable Moment: Yet to come. PS.: Teacher. Activi ties: French, Art, Philosophy, Ice-Skating Clubs; Pep Club.

JAMES PAUL JASINA Quote: "Where is the heart that doth not keep, within its inmost core, some fond remembrance hidden deep, of days that are no more?” Passions: New imported cars, Mets, Jean Shepard, girls with blonde hair. Jets, the shore. Peeves: Bowling, German newspapers, flat tires, drive-ins, burnt pizzas. Most Memorable Moment: Watching the Mets in their 23-inning game with the Dodgers. PS.: College. Activities: Golf Team; Rocket, Biology, Chemistry Clubs.

ELLEN MARIE JENSEN Quote: "Yea Yea— Yum Yum, no no, never not.” Passions: Rutgers, Italian food, clothes, blue, getting out of school early, days off, stuffed animals, my Plymouth. Peeves: Essays, homework, long lunch lines, getting up early, Perth Amboy, Hot dogs, Fords. Most Memorable Moment: Getting kicked out of three classes with a two-year-old boy (nephew). PS.: Dental Hygienist. Activities: Glee Club, Choir, Pep Club.

ALBERT JOHNSON Quote: "I wish to state in retrospect, that I have reiterated numerous de precations, and have some compunctions, but for these I have none at all.” Passions: Choo-Choo, the Mets, Shep Rallies, hockey, the Jets, pen machines, the last car on the subway, Jean Shepherd, professional wrestling, subscription to Wrestling Revue. Peeves: Clarence, the Sophists, all Geeks and Pencil necks, check-check, having Clarence win 10th place, Heidi. Most Memorable Moment: The end of the 23-inning game at Shea Stadium. PS.: Draftsman. Activities: S.D.C., Archery Club Vice-pres., Rocket Club. 116 DONALD JOHNSON Quote: "You’ve got to make it go.” Passions: ’57 Chevys, Friday and Saturday nights, Corvettes, drums, guitar, the Beach Boys, Summertime, Florida, traveling, food, purple, money, stick-shifts. Peeves: Fords, Mondays, getting up before 9:00 A.M., snow, dirty cars, winter. Most Memorable Moment: The day I got my car. PS.: College. Activities: Rocket, Radio, Chemistry Clubs; Track.

CYNTHIA JONES Quote: "Being a woman is a terribly difficult task, since it consists princi pally in dealing with men.” Passions: Sweatshirts, blue jeans, Fall, blue, driving, the shore, Corvettes, boys, eating, parties, "Escorts,” going barefoot, the Giants, weekends, New Hope, messy rooms, telephones. Peeves: Cows, Jeryl, worms and spiders, phony people, math, snow, laziness, "jodpur,” Kokomo, hairspray. Most Memorable Moment: April 4, 1962. PS.: Don Secretarial School. Activities: Stunts, Choir, Pep Club, Blue Letter Rep., Bulldog’s Bark Rep., Volleyball.

JAMES J. JONES Quote: "The world is lor the living.” Passions: Fast cars, girls, football, bowling. Peeves: Teachers who give homework over the weekend; the same movies playing everywhere, detention in the cafeteria. Most Memorable Moment: Getting served first in the cafeteria. PS.: College, Business Administration. Activities: Football.

JANICE ANN JUNGERMANN Quote: "No! You're kidding?! Really?!” Passions: A certain sailor, ice cream, driving at night, snow, Chad Mitchell Trio, Italian food, the color orange, cooking, the shore, formal occasions, football games, to beat H.P., Vermont. Peeves: Hair spray, conceit, asparagus, dull weekends, people who like taking the bus. Most Memorable Moment: Yet to come. PS.: Secretarial position. Activities: Color Guard, Pep Club, F.H.A., Typing and Shorthand awards.

LESLIE A. KA N TO R Quote: "On risque de pleurer un peu si ’Ion s'est laisse apprivoiser.” Pas sions: Ladybug pins, Villager, G.P.’s, summer evening thunderstorms, Atlantic City, rainbows, blue, mist, snowflakes on eyelashes, the telephone, Tuesdays, Stan Getz, McDonald’s, madras, procrastination, Heumanisms. Peeves: Discussions, rain, frizzy hair, Sundays, white socks, frugality, petty people, insincerity, banality. Most Memorable Moment: Getting lost on Route 22 during thunderstorm. Future: College. Activities: Footlighters, Blue Letter, Literary Magazine, Jr.-Sr. Prom; Debating and Philosophy Clubs.

RICHARD DAVID KAPLAN Quote: "God’s in his heaven (When the Yanks are in first) — all’s right with the world.” Passions: Maplewalnut ice cream, summer vacation, early dismissal, New York Yankees, the Beatles. Peeves: Surprise quizzes, deten tion, the Yank’s losing the series. Most Memorable Moment: My first day in High School. P.S.: Nuclear Physicist. Activities: Chess, Rocket, Math, Biology Clubs; Math Contest Team; National Merit Scholarship semi finalist.

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K A TH Y P. KA RTEN Quote: "Really? Oh, you’ve got to be kidding!” Passions: London, Paris, N.Y.C., perfume, cheerleading, knee socks, foreign sports cars, receiving mail, turquoise, traveling and meeting people, exciting weekends, laughter, M.H.S. Football Squad. Peeves: Insincerity, Owls, lipstick, moodiness, narrow-minded people, slimy eggs, gossips, idleness, obesity, overripe bananas. Most Memorable Moment: July 3, 1964, realizing I was beginning a six-week tour of Europe. P.S.: College; Nursing. Activities: Student Council Rep., Freshman V.P., Sophomore Sec., Junior V.P., Cheerleading, G.A.A.; Bulldog's Bark, Blue Letter Rep., Booster Chairman; Spanish Club Sec., Glee Club, Choir, Class Dances.

VICTORIA E. KESELY Quote: "In God we trust.” Passions: To go to Florida A. & M., tall boys, red cars, Corvairs; boys in the Navy, Army, and Air Force; going to speech class 7th period. Peeves: People who mind my business, getting up early, going to the Ledge, snobs, people who are up in the air, liver, Carteret, rainy days. Most Memorable Moment: Getting my car! Going to the Prom with Johnnie. P.S.: Nursing School. Activities: Jr.-Sr. Prom. Kartoon Vickie KENNETH WAYNE KIESSER Quote: "No man is defeated, except by himself." Passions: Bonnevilles, basketball, music, electronics, New York City, Tiny’s Dairy Delight, gym, Elliott Ness, "Gunsmoke,” Mom's, MacDonald’s, Humphrey’s, parties, pizza, hot dogs, softball games, jelly apples, the Globetrotters. Peeves: Dried up sandwiches, study halls, rainy Mondays, library notices, detention, reading books, potato salad, leaky pens, tests, burnt toast, stuck-up girls, being late, wise guys. Most Memorable Moment: The Metuchen-Dunellen basketball game at Dunellen in 1962. PS.: College or Navy. Activities: Basketball, Band.

JAMES J. KILLEEN Quote: "Don’t worry!” Passions: Steak, soda, Pool, Chevy's, money, Ram- chargers, white jeans. Peeves: Waking up in the morning, stuck-up people, Fords, six-cylinders, homework. Most Memorable Moment: The day we receive our diplomas. PS.: College. Activities: Science, Chemistry Clubs; Intramural Basketball, Golf, Weightlifting.

KENNETH F. KIMMETT Quote: "Ain’t no big thing!” Passions: Girls, cars, making money, coke, pizza, Miss Brancale. Peeves: School, Homeroom, tests, working, getting up early. Most Memorable Moment: When I first drove to school. PS.: Liberal Arts, College. Activities: Ice-Skating, Radio, Biology Clubs.

ROBERTA JEAN KIRWAN Quote: "Trust your heart.” Passions: Alan, madras bermudas, long straight hair, clothes, sweaters, shoes, cars, driving, blue, "the Dynamics,” Senior Parties, football, long eyelashes, brown eyes; tall, blonde, blue-eyed boys; Peter, Paul, and Mary; slumber parties, G.T.O.’s, the shore. Peeves: Orange, Highland Park, being overweight, cliques, long skirts, phony people, long days, certain people who get everything, history, conceit. PS.: A future in Secretarial work. Activities: Freshman twirler, G.A.A., Stunts, Basketball, Volleyball, Sophomore Hop, Jr.-Sr. Prom, Biology Club, Bookstore, Bulldog's Bark Typist.

LINDA ANN KISH Quote: "You're not too bright, are you?” "Forget it.” Passions: Pizza, McDonald's, Rutgers, Pennsylvania, bowling, blue, violet, football games. Peeves: Monday mornings, stuck-up people, homework. Most Memorable Moment: When I received my letter in music. PS.: College or Secretary. Activities: Glee Club, G.A.A., Choir Secretary, Ski Club, Vocal Ensemble, Pep Club, Bookstore, Typing Award, Jr.-Sr. Prom.

ANDREW F. KISS Quote: "My player of the year is Choo-Choo Coleman and I have him for only two days. He runs very good.” Passions: The West, Mets, Jeeps, Jean Shepherd, the last car of the subway, rallies; WHAS, Louisville, Ky.; football games, Italian food, "Victory at Sea,” books on W.W. II. Peeves: I.R.T. Subway, Specials, Houston Colts; hot, humid weather; subjectivity, objectiv ity, and validity; drive-ins. Most Memorable Moment: Taking a Jeep trip up 14,000-foot Mt. Blanca in Southern Colorado. P.S.: College. Activities: J.V. Football; Rocket, Sports Discussion, Current Events Clubs. Linda

EDMUND ALBERT KOPETZ, JR. Quote: "Give me a break!” Passions: Show music, jazz, Friday night, Physics, Algebra, Geometry, ’63 Dodge, the shore, airplanes, stage crew, boats. Peeves: Teased hair, French, split lunch, boring classes, smoking, not having my own car, conformity, homework on weekends, rainy days. Most Memorable Moment: The night I saw my first Broadway musical. PS.: Aeronautical Engineer. Activities: Footlighters, General Manager A.V.A., Stage Manager for assemblies, music festivals, and senior plays.

HOWARD H. KOYEN Quote: "Give me a break!" Passions: Girls, the Mets, Mustangs, sleeping. Peeves: Spanish, getting up early for school. Most Memorable Moment: Finding out I made Vocal Ensemble. PS.: College, Teaching. Activities: Choir, Glee Club, Vocal Ensemble, Footlighters.

11 8 ROBERT A. KREBS Passions: Pizza, spaghetti, Pontiacs, blondes, weekends, vacation, money. Peeves: Unannounced tests, substitutes, Ramblers, losing the Highland Park football games. Most Memorable Moment: A "B ” on Mr. Morgan’s final exam! PS.: College, Teaching or I.B.M. School. Activities: Art Club, Cross Country.

ALAN KREUTZBERG Quote: "D RIN K! for once dead you never shall return.” Passions: Water- skiing, snow skiing, Pocono Manor Inn, C.N.J., TR3, The "Rubaiyat," to spend five months in Tahiti, canoeing. Peeves: People who constantly point out faults in others. Most Memorable Moment: Drivers Ed. class when S. C. almost hit a truck. Having the privilege of being a counselor at a Y.M.C.A. camp. PS.: College. Activities: Ski, Philosophy Clubs; F.T.A., Bulldog’s Bark.

STEPHANIE FRANK KYLE Quote: "What do we live for if it is not to make life less difficult for each other.” Passions: Football, Green Bay Packers, Dave Brubeck, Barbara Streisand, Penn State, sarcasm, the Village, the 'Vair, turning on with the Dynamics, Monkey, World's Fair, Island Beach, Rutgers. Peeves: Hypocrites, underclassmen, dull week-ends, Monday morning, big brown eyes, being skinny, getting the ’Vair. Most Memorable Moment: 64; stuck on Rt. 27 with Bethelberger. PS.: Business School. Activities: Bulldog’s Bark Rep., Choir, Glee Club, Philosophy Club, F.H.A., Jr.-Sr. Prom.

ANNA MARIE LANG Quote: "Books, like friends, should be few and well-chosen.” Passions: Richie, the Beatles, long hair, mohair sweaters, pizza, jelly apples, ’65 Chevys, blue eyes, football games, long gowns. Peeves: Mondays, such a long school day, phony people, rainy days, very short skirts, blushing, straight hair. Most Memorable Moment: June 15, 1963- PS.: Nursery School Teacher. Activities: Teacher’s Aid, Guidance Aid, Pep Club.

HAROLD LATON Passions: To travel. Peeves: Homework. Most Memorable Moment: The day I got my driver's license.

KAREN LAUER Quote: "Life pays a bonus to those who learn that laughter is a vital part of living. It is one of God’s richest gifts.” Passions: B.M.C., french-fried onions, O’Neill, mail, sincerity, Barbara Streisand, traveling, friendliness, amusements park rides, clothes. Peeves: Getting up early, lunch lines, vegetables, blind dates, deadlines, hypocrisy, blushing, straight hair. Most Memorable Moment: The day I got my permit. P.S.: College — elementary Education. Activities: Library Council; French, Spanish, Ski, Philosophy, Pep, Biology Clubs; Footlighters, FTA, Choir, Bulldog’s Bark Rep., Blue Letter Advertising; Stunts Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom.

DOROTHEA D. LAUFER Quote: "Girls have an unfair advantage over men: If they can’t get what they want by being smart, they can get it by being dumb.” Passions: E.A.S., sewing, rainy days, the shore, chocolate chip mint ice cream, green, cooking. Peeves: False enthusiasm, walking, misunderstandings, curly hair, ’60 Amer icans. Most Memorable Moment: July 28, 1962. PS.: Beautician.

KERRY D. LAWRENCE Quote: "When things aren’t going your way, don’t get your liver going.” Passions: Girls, money, food, sports, cars, a red convertible, skiing, driving, swimming, drag racing, a blonde. Peeves: English, flat tires, being broke, dull weekends, VW’s and Ramblers. Most Memorable Moment: Censored. P.S.: U. S. Navy. Activities: Visual Aids, Ski Club, J. V. Football, Model Club. TOM LAWRENCE Quote: "He that increaseth knowledge, therefore, increaseth sorrow. Even memory and foresight add to human misery; for most of our suffering lies in retrospect or anticipation; pain itself is brief. How much more suffering is caused by the thought of death than by death itself!” Passions: Brother Rat, tennis, the shore, a good time, Tropicana, brown eyes, to wander. Peeves: Cliques, a narrow-minded people, sore losers, history, School. P.S.: "Life.” Activities: Varsity Tennis, Football, Student Council Vice-President; Biology, Varsity Clubs; Jr.-Sr. Prom.

KENNETH W. LESLIE Quote: "As you go along, the first things you come to are the bridges you weren’t going to cross until you came to them.” Passions: '62 silver-gray Lancers, the shore. Peeves: People who are never late, conceited girls, homework. Most Memorable Moment: My first track meet when I fell over the third hurdle in the race. PS.: College. Activities: Freshman, J. V. Outdoor Track, Basketball; Varsity Indoor Track, Outdoor Track.

CAROL LoCASTRO Quote: "Life will yield up its hidden sweetness only when it is being sacrificed to something more precious than life.” Passions: Being barefoot, grapes, "Walden,” windy days, A1 Hirt’s trumpet music, parades, running, Spring. Peeves: Disappointment, shoes, missing gym class, a knife where the fork should be. Most Memorable Moment: Sitting in a Sauna room with three ice cubes on my head at Karen Lauer’s party. PS.: College, Peace Corps. Activities: G.A.A. President, N.H.S., Band, Bulldog’s Bark Circu lation Manager, Basketball, Softball, Stunts.

MARGARET ALICE LODGE Quote: "Der Geist der stets verneint.” Passions: Baby brothers, vanilla milk shakes, Beethoven, Persian cats. Peeves: Complainers, hooks, teased hair. Most Memorable Moment: Dad read "Huckleberry Finn” to me when I was sick. PS.: Home Economics, Music. Activities: Glee, Chemistry, Pep Clubs; Choir, Vocal Ensemble, F.H.A., All-County Chorus.

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DANIEL JAMES LUPFER Quote: "Balderdash!” Passions: McDonald’s, The "Pit” and the "Portable Pit,” pizza, after-game dances, driving, Fords, Mustangs, four-on-the-floor, girls, standardized tests, the shore, coke. Peeves: Steel wool, Perryisms, Track practice in the rain, cranberry, soaring, wishy-washiness, Chevys, teased hair, painting, immaturity, gas gauge on "empty.” Most Memorable Moment: Being a member of the 1962 undefeated Cross-Country Team. PS.: College, Liberal Arts. Activities: Captain Cross-Country, Outdoor Track, Student Council Treasurer; Key, Varsity, Biology, Rocket, Pep Clubs; All Class Dances.

JOHN M. LYDIC Quote: "Life is a lachrymose conundrum.” Passions: Playing tennis in the rest room at Montgomery Ward, music, athletics. Peeves: Bob Dylan. Most Memorable Moment: As I toed the starting mark at the "Big Meet” with Madison H.S., after Mr. Cassell had given the order to take off our sweatsuits; someone informed me I had forgotten my track shorts. PS.: Law School. Activities: Band; J. V., Varsity Cross-Country; Varsity, Debat ing Clubs; '64 Leader of Marching Band, Freshman Science Award.

SARAH ELLEN LYNN Quote: "At the table it becomes no one to be bashful.” Passions: Weekends, Summer, my Valiant, getting letters, football games, our team, sports, Shore parties. Peeves: School, clothes hangers on doorknobs, Chinese food, mustard, writing letters, four-year campaigns, losing football games. Most Memorable Moment: Passing English III and Chemistry in the same year. PS.: Teaching. Activities: Footlighters, Junior Class Secretary, Sophomore Class Vice President, Choir, Vocal Ensemble, G.A.A.; Softball, Volleyball Manager; Tennis, Modern Dance, Blue Letter; Glee, Spanish, Ski, Golf Clubs; Bulldog’s Bark Rep., Pep Club Leader.

L Y N N P. M acWILLIAM Quote: "Prosperity makes friends, adversity tries them.” Passions: Con vertibles, football games, shopping for clothes, receiving letters, stuffed animals, tennis, driving, charm bracelets, talking on the phone, Shalimar, Broadway plays. Peeves: Carrying books, losing football games, humid weather, arguments. Most Memorable Moment: Getting laryngitis on March 19, 1964. PS.: College. Secondary Education Major. Activities: Student Council, Blue Letter and Bulldog’s Bark Rep., Choir, Footlighters, All Class Dance Committees, Sr. Play Selection Committee, Guidance Assistant; Glee, French, Debating, Pep Clubs. Sarah Lynn

______WILLIAM PAUL MALLOY Quote: "And now I know that we must lift the sail and catch the winds of destiny.” Passions: Pennsylvania, sweaters, pizza, Peanuts and Snoopy, Mr. Peanut Pencils, snow, McDonald's, swimming, Plato, New York City, physics, James Bond, English. Peeves: Willa Cather and all she stands for, rewrites, potatoes, college applications, study halls, cliques, universality, Dostoevsky, Elizabethan England, LBJ. Most Memorable Moment: Moving to Metuchen. PS.: College. Activities: Bulldog’s Bark, Band, Senior Play Committee, Stage Crew, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, World Affairs Club.

SANDRA MANLEY Quote: "I am alone with the beating of my heart." Passions: Popsicles, pink, ice, half-way intelligent boys, music; Mantaloking, a place where the ocean meets the land; dances, sincere and interesting people, coordina tion. Peeves: Getting up in the morning, people who never really become excited about anything, people with 10 dollar bills, casts. Most Memorable Moment: Of these moments one is no more memorable than the others. PS.: Nursing. Activities: G.A.A., Girls’ Sports, Choir, Modern Dance, Nursing Club, Experimental Drama, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee.

BARRY F. MARKO Quote: "Fail now and avoid the rush later.” Passions: Eighth and ninth period Shop class, Massachusetts, New York City, coffee, driving. Peeves: '55 Fords, Summer School, Republican Party, fifth period lunch, cramped cars. PS.: Conservationist (?). Activities: Audio Visual Aids.

JEAN ELEANOR MARKO Quote: "We are alive and must accept this as being proof of a meaning for life; if there were no meaning to life there would be no life.” Passions: Autumn, Italian food, good music and reading, cats, blue, shore, getting and writing letters, summer, snow. Peeves: Excessive noise, snobs, spiders, being so ticklish, too little sleep, people who complain constantly. Most Memo rable Moment: The Hasbrouck Heights and Metuchen Proms and their weekends. PS.: Secretarial School. Activities: Soccer, G.A.A., Softball Mgr., Shorthand and Typing Awards, Footlighters, Bulldog’s Bark, Jr.-Sr. Prom.

SANDRA THERESA MARKO Quote: "To be successful in Life.” Passions: Jack, Weekends, summer vacation, early dismissals, Christmas, Lettice, gold. Peeves: Monday morn ings, onions, cliques, rain, surprise quizzes, study halls, having gym first period. Most Memorable Moment: September 15, 1963. PS.: Secretarial Career. Activities: Typing Award.

ELIZABETH MARTIN Quote: "To be successful in life.” Passions: Being with Frank, owning a Cadillac Convertible, Italian food. Peeves: Dead parties. Most Memorable Moment: First time on a blind date. PS.: Beauty Culture. Activities: American Water Ski Association, Modeling, Typing Awards.

JOANNE MARIE MASCI I. Quote: "Unborn Tomorrow and Dead Yesterday; why fret about Them if Sandy Betty Today be sweet.” Passions: Horseback-riding, Oldsmobiles, Jaguars, Jade East, snow on Christmas Eve, Jan and Dean; Peter, Paul, and Mary; The Lettermen, red roses, thoughtfulness, sincerity, maroon and grey. Peeves: Pseudo-sophisticates, rain, weak ankles, being too young to have a driver’s license, VW’s. Most Memorable Moment: ’64 Democratic Convention. PS.: Clinical Psychologist. Activities: Blue Letter Asst, to the Editor, Bull dog’s Bark Circ. Mgr., Literary Magazine Business Staff, French Club Sec.-Treas., G.A.A., Basketball, Volleyball, Softball, Stunts, Glee Club.

MARGARET MASON Quote: "Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes.” Passions: Clothes, irritating men drivers, football games, snow days, spending money, hats, pizza. Peeves: Permanents, "current events” assignments, flat tires, French, people who budget their money, panel discussions, minor subjects, filling out college applications. Most Memorable Moment: Summer ’65 — getting my driver's license. PS.: College. Activities: Library Council; Literary, Philosophy Clubs.

Margie ( _ MICHELE C. MASON Quote: "Look into her eyes and you see an angel; look a little farther and you see an imp.” Passions: Clothes, boys, Penn State. Peeves: People who % are always late. Most Memorable Moment: The Senior Prom in Sophomore year. PS.: School in Europe.

MARIE PATRICIA MATTEO Quote: "A man gazing on the stars is at the mercy of the puddles on the road.” Passions: '57 Fords, Beatle Records, weekends, driving, dogs, football games, the Everly Brothers, blue, Fridays, the shore. Peeves: Conceited people, Mondays, baby sitting, dentists, VW’s, cliques. Most Memorable Moment: March 3, 1963. PS.: Secretarial Work or Secretarial School. Activities: Volleyball, F.H.A., G.A.A., Bulldog's Bark Typist, Soccer, Short hand Awards, typing Awards, Pep Club, Bookstore, Student Secretary.

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DOUGLAS MAWBEY Quote: "He who rides a tiger must never dismount.” Passions: Ten dollar bills, lasagna, 100 shares of Comsat bought at $20.00 a share, twenty dollar bills, sports cars, red. Peeves: Cheap old ladies in supermarkets, Algebra II, veal parmesan, 5 shares of Comsat bought at $48. Most Memorable Moment: Five minutes after twelve. PS.: College. Activities: Philosophy Club, Freshman Cross-Country, Outdoor Track, J. V. Basketball; Key Club Vice-President.

LESLIE M AX Quote: "What man is there of you, whom if his son ask bread, will he give him a stone?” Passions: Football games, horseback-riding early in the morning, camp, blue, U.S.Y., going to New Brunswick, English Leather, listening to records, long hair, friendly people. Peeves: Rainy days, people who are always fighting, filling out college applications, 1936 Fords that don’t run. Most Memorable Moment: Summer of 1964. PS.: College — Interior Design or Architecture. Activities: Glee Club, Choir, Chemistry Club, Library Council, G.A.A., Footlighters, "Pajama Game,” Literary Magazine.

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MARYANN ELIZABETH McDERMOTT Quote: "He, O man, is wisest, who, like Socrates, knows that his wisdom is in truth worth nothing.” Passions: Football, track, 0:45 quarters, 17-foot pole vaults, 3:20 mile relays, Penn Relays, white levis and blue oxford shirts, green eyes, rain, fog, Island Beach, sand dunes, the Ivy League. Peeves: Green Bay Packers, losing track meets, infallibility, abstemious Sicilian bees, "all's you gotta do.” PS.: Pharmaceutical Research. Activities: Honor Society Tutoring Chairman, Bulldog’s Bark Associate Editor, Blue Letter Subscription Manager, Student Council, G.A.A., Choir, Math Team.

DIANNE KAY McELHANEY Quote: "Life was put here to live; so let’s live!” Passions: Pontiacs, shore, blue, mohair sweaters, Typing class, weekends. Peeves: Monday, conceited people, snobs, writing letters. Most Memorable Moment: Junior Prom and the weekend following. PS.: Nursing School. Activities: Pep Club, Typing Awards, Soccer. ann

GEORGE F. McGEEHAN Quote: "A compliment is something like a kiss through a veil." Passions: Being with Joan, Italian food, Beach Boys, weekends, the shore, football games, money, Fridays, sleeping late, parties, steak, driving, 10/22/1964, short telephone conversations. Peeves: Getting up early, homework, Ram blers, H.P., being sixteen when all my friends are seventeen, crowded lunch rooms, senior interviews, long telephone conversations. Most Memo rable Moment: "Hayride.” PS.: College. Activities: Key Club, Baseball, Hall Monitor, Prom Committee.

JEAN McGUINNESS Quote: "We have all forgot more than we remember." Passions: The Dynamics, ’61 Olds, the shore, Montgomery Street, long weekends, blue. Peeves: People who are late, conceit, cliques, rain, Bernard, people who know everything, pool halls. Most Memorable Moment: August 16, 1964. PS.: Medical School. Activities: Biology Club. j e r y l M cLa u g h l i n Quote: "Thinking is like Loving and Dying — Each of us must do it for Himself." Passions: Lettermen, shore, blue jeans, sweatshirts, convertibles, Mom’s, parties, dances, "Escorts;” football, basketball games; Giants, autumn, long walks, summer nights. Peeves: Cindy, Volkswagens, rain, Jodpur, phonies, field hockey. Most Memorable Moment: When I finally got up on water skis. PS.: College — Phys. Ed. Major. Activities: Choir, Bulldog’s Bark and Blue Letter Rep., Ice-Skating Club, G.A.A. Vice President and County Rep., Stunts Manager, Soccer, Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Track and Field, F.T.A., Pep Club.

VIVIAN McMANMON Quote: "It doesn’t matter what others think of you, rather what you think of yourself.” Passions: China, Red Bank, Laura, Kathleen Mary, April, Andy Williams, Carnival Bar, Greenwich one and two. Peeves: Mondays, Hondas, second period study. Most Memorable Moment: February 2, 1965. PS.: College. Activities: Library Council, Bookstore, F.H.A., Literary Magazine; G.A.A., Junior Class Rep.; F.N.A., Dance Committees. Viv

CHARLES DAVID MEADE Quote: "Give me a break!” Passions: Cute blondes, Linda, "Mom’s,” "McDonald's,” art, sports, "The Pit,” "The Portable Pit,” ’65 Corvair-180, 4-barrel, plays, parties, cranberry, "the Boardwalk,” the shore. Peeves: Teased hair, Danford's, writing compositions, tight pants, shaving, H.P., long eyelashes, the Monkey, stuck-up girls. Most Memorable Moment: Having a chair collapse on me at the Christmas Ball and getting my leg stuck in it. PS.: Art School, teaching. Activities: Freshman Dance, Sophomore Hop, Jr.-Sr. Prom; Biology, Glee, Art Clubs, Indoor and Out door Track, Choir, Senior Play.

EILEEN ANN MECHANIK Quote: "Patience is the best remedy for every trouble." Passions: Long hair, Bob Dylan, The Beatles, England, New York City, New Hope, Pa., Asbury Park, The Espresso House, cheeseburgers and cherry cokes, Plainfield, Nancy’s, Murry the K., Oldies, Johnny Mathis, Swiss Land, Bonneville convertibles, Bushman’s band, Folk music, Grunnings', McDonald’s, the Village. Peeves: Crowded halls, losing to Highland Park, rainy Mondays, surprise quizzes. Most Memorable Moment: Weekend at the Shoreham. PS.: College. Activities: Choir, Glee Club, F.T.A.; Spanish, Literary Clubs; Footlighters. Schooch

RANDI J. MEEHAN Quote: "Live in the future, you have a lot mote to gain, than in the past." Passions: Pizza, ’59 T-birds, spaghetti, boys, Mustangs, pink, math. Peeves: Peas, cliques, snobbish and immature people, gym. Most Memorable Mo ment: Christmas Ball; white orchids, and Viel’s. PS.: Secretarial Work. Activities: Glee Club, Choir, Glee Club Secretary, Office Secretary; Ski, Dance, Art Clubs; Typing and Steno Awards.

JOANALICE F. MESSER Quote: "Those who have no faults are terrible; there is no way of taking advantage of them.” Passions: Being with George, Italian food, stuffed green peppers, Cape Cod, Fish pier with Janis, Riding with "Donn,” 7/21/64, The Fall of 1964, Barracudas, talking on the telephone, The Shore. Peeves: People who are never on time, People who mispronounce my name, arguments, and Highland Park. Most Memorable Moment: Hayride. Activities: F.T.A., G.A.A., Spanish, Chemistry, Debating, Blue Letter, and Footlighters. Joan

JERALD LEE MEYERS Quote: "You must be the cutest girl in the whole school.” Passions: Florida, pork chops, winning, weekends, brunettes, Butcher Boy. Peeves: Hunting, girls who go to the Island, linemen, interceptions, snow, fish. Most Memorable Moment: October 17, 1964. PS.: College. Activities: Varsity Club, Key Club, Football, Basketball, Track; Chef, Weight-Lifting Clubs.

PETER MICHAELS Quote: ” $350 saved is $450 in debt.” Passions: Girls, 1960 Opels in good condition. Peeves: Red lights, boring assemblies, broken down 1960 Opels. Most Memorable Moment: When my parents received my 1st failure notice. PS.: College; Civil Engineer or Agricultural Engineer. RICHARD ALLEN MICKELSEN Quote: "Every man is entitled to Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Women!” Passions: A million dollars, to own a Ferrari, G.T.O., To eat two pizza pies within an hour. Peeves: Getting up early, homework, exams, girls who smoke, cars that don’t go, stuck-up girls. Most Memorable Moment: Mistak ing Dr. Nunan for a fellow student. PS.: College, Pharmacy; a happy, wholesome life. Activities: Freshman Outdoor Track; Weight-Lifting, World Affairs, Golf Clubs, A.V.A.

RAYMOND J. MIKOLAJCZYK Quote: "There are only two kinds of people in this world: Poles and those that wish they were.” Passions: Sports, the shore, cars, camping, Mets, Jets, Polish Pastry, pizza, McDonald’s, drums, Italian food, boats. Peeves: Yankees, literature, work, Cadillacs, teased hair, split lunch, Giants (foot ball), C.O.F. Most Memorable Moment: The first time a teacher pronounced my last name correctly. PS.: Veterinary Medicine. Activities: Varsity Club, Golf; Ice-Skating, Archery Clubs.

RONALD MIKULAK Quote: "Prolong human life only when you can shorten its miseries.” Pas sions: Mark Twain, World Lit., e.e. Cummings, Life, Summer thunder storms, the year’s first snowfall, girls with long blonde hair, Dostoevsky. Peeves: Most people, assemblies, life, T.V., small cokes, headlines, com mercials. Most Memorable Moment: The day I graduate. PS.: A great writer and respected teacher. Activities: Bulldog’s Bark Editor-in-Chief, Key Club, Footlighters; Archery, Debating Clubs, Investment Club, Senior Play Selection Committee, Metuchen Youth Council.

THOMAS EDWARD MILLER Quote: "The evil that men do lives after them, but the good is buried with their souls.” Passions: Girls, sports, dances, acting, good plays, fast cars. Peeves: Sloppy girls, English singers. Most Memorable Moment: Receiving an award at the Rider College Footlighters Convention. PS.: Teaching. Activities: F.T.A., Footlighters, F.P.A.; Biology, Ski, Archery, Chemistry, Philosophy, Radio, Glee Clubs.

LORETTA MIMS Quote: "A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches.” Passions: Red, convertibles, pizza, clothes, the Beatles. Peeves: Homework, Chemistry, snobbish people. Most Memorable Moment: Passing Chemistry! PS.: A.B.S. in Nursing. Activities: French, Pep Clubs; Modern Dance, F.N.A.

JAMES MINTER Passions: "Barbara,” Oldsmobiles, to play football for the N. Y. Giants, to take gym with the girls, motorcycles. Peeves: "The five-year plan,” snobs, Highland Park, gym. Most Memorable Moment: When I graduate. PS.: College of Agriculture.

CHRISTOPHER MODLA Quote: "Kisses kept are wasted.” Passions: Fiberglass poles, girls, four- speed sticks, Vermont, D.J.C. Peeves: Faulty fiberglass poles, girls with too much make-up, teased hair, last period study. Most Memorable Moment: Breaking my four fiber-glass poles. PS.: College, Engineering. Activities: Outdoor track; Rocket, Chef Clubs; Cross-Country Manager, Rocket Club President.

DONNA MARIE MONEK Quote: "Remember that bacteria see us from the other end of the micro scope.” Passions: Chemistry, track, John Pennel, sweaters, blue, check!, the "White Rat,” being with Marilyn, riding around with Mess, Autumn, Green Bay Packers, Zorch Inc., Italian food, Chad Mitchell Trio. Peeves: Slamming doors, humidity, narrow-mindedness, conceit, people who don't like track, noise, people who are late. Most Memorable Moment: June 27, 1964. PS.: College; Chemistry major. Activities: Student Council, Color Guard; Chemistry, Advanced French Clubs; Bulldog’s Bark, Choir, G.A.A., Jr.-Sr. Prom, Class Treasurer.

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EUGENE J. MONTAGNA Quote: "It wouldn't work.” Passions: Chevys, hunting, Pontiacs — G.P. '62, fishing. Peeves: Book reports, snobs, term papers, tests, shop reports, Highland Park. Most Memorable Moment: Not wanting to take the major test in Shop. PS.: Technical School for Graphic Arts.

MAUREEN MORIARTY Passions: Seaside, Thunderbirds, convertibles, McDonald’s, holidays, blue, money, Massachusetts. Peeves: Fifth period lunch, having pictures taken, homework, walking. Most Memorable Moment: April 17, 1964 — Beach Party. P.S.: College. Activities: Stunts, Ice Skating Clubs, G.A.A., F.H.A., Bookstore.

Mor LYNN MORYAN Quote: "Womb and tomb are allied conditions; Salvation lies somewhere in between.” Passions: Ponchos, the Ledge, 1930 cars, jeans, turtlenecks, crazy stockings, Staten Island, Manhattan, Barbara Streisand, Bob Dylan, trains, Holden Caulfield, the theatre, World Lit. Class, weekends, long talks, black coffee, chocolate. Peeves: Selfishness, conservatism, cliches, warnings, Algebra, ritual and habit, crew-cuts, stupidity and prejudice. Most Memo rable Moment: Weekend at Shoreham Hotel — August, 1964. P.S.: College, Traveling, Experience. Activities: Bulldog’s Bark, Literary Magazine, F.T.A.

KAREN CLAIRE MOTYLEWSKI Quote: "Be wrong or be right, but don't compromise.” Passions: The Theatre, guitar music, rain, charm bracelets, English Leather, "Midnight Mews,” objectivism. Peeves: Altruism, doctors, math, bugs, people asking if I dye my hair, hypocrisy. Most Memorable Moment: The moment the powder billowed out of my hair when I had hysterics in a one-act play. P.S.: College. Activities: Sr. Play, Footlighters, Blue Letter, Advanced French Club.

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TERRY T. MOYER Quote: "What a man thinks of himself, that is which determines, or rather indicates his fate.” Passions: button-down shirt collars, Scotch-grain loafers, N. Y. Yankees, pizza, Pontiacs, jazz, sarcasm. Peeves: Dull weekends, Met fans, white socks, high roll collars, iridescent pants, pop records, forgetting to wear my mittens. Most Memorable Moment: Yet to come — graduation. P.S.: Lafayette; Law Career. Activities: Baseball, J. V. Track, Bulldog's Bark Sports Editor, Junior Class President, Jr.-Sr. Prom, Philosophy Club, Band, Choir.

GEORGE A. MUHA Quote: "A team with desire always comes out on top.” Passions: football, Tiny’s hot dogs, 38, food, sleep, Saturday nights, Hargraves, home, Vettes, South Side, short girls, Saturday nights with the boys, left side of the line. Peeves: H.P., tolls, tall girls, losing football games, Sunday nights, not knowing who the real Joe is, Sr. Math, backfield men, missing extra points. Most Memorable Moment: November 26, 1964, the Highland Park game. P.S.: College. Activities: Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Jr.-Sr. Prom.

SUSAN MUHO Quote: "This is a definite fact.” Passions: Leather, Casino Dance, bell- bottoms, orange houses, Newark, iridescence. Peeves: White socks, collegians, liars, two-faced people, madras, Monday. Most Memorable Moment: Gradu ation. P.S.: Beautician School. Activities: Softball, Debating Club, F.N.A.

RANDOLPH MYERSON Quote: . . and this too shall come to pass.” Passions: Skiing, long drives on brisk Autumn afternoons in my Buick, bowling on Sunday mornings, science. Peeves: Girls who smoke, physics labs which "bounce.” Most Memorable Moment: Yet to come! P.S.: College; Doctor of Dental Science. Activities: Photography, Ski, German Clubs; National Honor Society. KATHLEEN NAGY Quote: "You don’t judge a book by its cover, but what s inside of it. Passions: Clothes, shoes, ’62 Chevy SS, fried chicken, McDonald's, short boys, pizza, high-rolls, math, the shore, stock car races, people with a good sense of humor, Daytona blue. Peeves: Sick stick "6” Chevy, conceited people, getting up at 6:00 A.M., pop quizzes, history, colors that don’t match, ninth period gym class, being 5’10" tall. PS.: Katherine Gibbs business school; private secretary. Activities: F.N.A., Glee Club, Foot- lighters, Volleyball, Basketball.

LINDA M. NASTANOVICH Quote: "What is worse than the use of a bad thing is the abuse of a very good thing.” Passions: Villages one and two, Europe, honesty, New York City, madras, sweatshirts, the shore, autumn, driving, weekends, folk music, Figaro’s, Conesus and Navesink. Peeves: Hypocrisy, loneliness, fourth period lunch, responsibility, Sunday morning after Saturday night, cars with out radios, narrow-mindedness, decisions. Most Memorable Moment: My weekends in New York. PS.: College. Activities: Bookstore, F.H.A., Bulldog’s Bark, Blue Letter Typist, F.T.A., Prom Committee; Literary, Ice- Skating, Ski Clubs; G.A.A.

DORAN J. O’CONNOR Passions: Allah, Rocket J. Squirrel, Penn Station, Idaho potatoes, Ludwig Von Drake, Keds, rabbit hunting, McIntosh apples, Fruit Loops, food. Peeves: Crutches, failing courses, P.F. Flyers, Edgar Field. Most Memorable Moment: My Graduation, I hope. PS.: Charles County Community College or Air Force. Activities: Weight-Lifting, J. V. Football, Varsity Football; Chef, Biology, Spanish Clubs.

EILEEN P. O ’CO NN O R Quote: "A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere; before him I may think aloud.” Passions: Being with "Lulu,” Johnny Mathis, New York Giants, Island Beach; Peter, Paul, and Mary; M.G.'s, onion rings, loafers, i camel, Delicatessen sandwiches, cream soda, romantic poetry. Peeves: Bitten nails; insincere, self-centered people; having pictures taken, mosquitos, breakfast, sand in my bathing suit, dentists. Most Memorable Moment: New Year’s Eve — 1964. PS.: College. Activities: G.A.A., Spanish Club, Freshman Dance, Sophomore Hop, Jr.-Sr. Prom.

RAY OESTERLE Passions: Roast Beef. Most Memorable Moment: The time Konopka, Priscoe, Wells, and I broke the mile relay record. PS.: I.B.M. School. Activities: Cross Country, Indoor Track, Spring Track, Varsity Club.

MARJORIE OLDERMAN Quote: "All experience is an arch to build upon.” Passions: N. Y. C., B.M.C. Convertibles, Broadway shows; Peter, Paul, and Mary; madras, English Leather, Jack Lemmon, F. Scott Fitzgerald. Peeves: Having mono, English III themes, muggy weather, not being able to sing, Elvis Presley, waiting to get my driver’s license, being short, insomnia. Most Memorable Moment: November 22, 1963. PS.: Elementary School Teaching. Activi ties: Asst. Editor of Blue Letter, Choir, Glee Club, Student Council Rep., Jr.-Sr. Prom Publicity Chairman, Blue Letter Jr. Activities Editor, F.T.A., Senior Play Selection Committee.

BRUCE OLIVER Quote: "He’s about 98 cents short of the right change.” Passions: Miss Brancale’s English class, Soupy Sales, girls, Vettes with a 409; good food. Peeves: People that tell me to put my shirt tail in, sixth period lunch. Most Memorable Moment: A Footlighters’ Cast Party. PS.: College; Lincoln Institute. Activities: Stage Crew, Footlighters, AVA.

DIANA JANE OWSIK .Quote: "Do not withhold good to whom it is due, when it is in your power to do it.” Passions: New Hope, root beer, contemporary authors, caravaning, music, Christmas, red licorice, Dickens. Peeves: Onions, depression, Friday — 5:30, dentist, buses, boots, black licorice, hypocrisy, lack of school spirit, dead weekends. Most Memorable Moment: Meeting the Kingston Trio. PS.: Home Economics Teacher. Activities: F.H.A., Bulldog’s Bark, Blue Letter, Glee Club, Choir, Pajama Game — Costumes, Jr.-Sr. Prom; French, Debating, Stunts Clubs; Volleyball, Footlighters, Book store, Sophomore Hop. 12 6 Owsie JANICE MARILYN OXTON Quote: "On n’est pas serieus, quand on a dix — sept ans et qu’on a des tilleuls verts sur la promenade.” Passions: Falmouth, snow, French, World Lit., Snoopy and Peanuts, food, New York City, Volkswagens, travel, folk songs, musicals, sailing. Peeves: Turnips, homework, being early, flopping instead of flipping. Most Memorable Moment: N.H.S. induction ceremony. PS.: Liberal Arts College. Activities: National Honor Society, G.A.A. vice president, Bulldog’s Bark Business Staff, Choir, Glee Club; French,

JACK EDWARD PACE, JR. Quote: "In anything you do throughout your life, you should be able to find some kind of enjoyment in it or you haven't found what you really wanted.” Passions: Good times, good grades, pretty girls and teachers, good food. Peeves: Getting blamed for something I didn’t do and learning something the wrong way. Most Memorable Moment: Seeing the Miss U.S.A. Pageant with Clint Walker, the Blue Angels, and getting autographs Janice of some of the contestants. PS.: Comedy Writer. Activities: Band, Church Choir; Chess, World Affairs Clubs.

IRENE ANN PASZKEWICZ Quote: "You can not plan the future by the past.” Passions: Football games, the shore, convertibles, lobster, ski jackets, charm bracelets, wool clothes, old records, Fall. Peeves: Wearing glasses, term papers, first period gym. Most Memorable Moment: The time my chemistry experiment didn’t work and the whole school was able to smell it. PS.: Nursing. Activities: Biology, Spanish, Chemistry, Archery Clubs.

MATTY PATELLA \ Quote: "When the getting is ruff you’ll know who your friends are.” Passions: Drums, jazz, girls, nice clothes, new cars, understanding people, Saturday nights, jazz fans, food, cheerleaders, horseback-riding, U. S. and fH Contemporary History. Peeves: People who think that they’re better than you; lipstick, snickers, Goldwater, Highland Park. Most Memorable Moment: Mr. Faeth directing the Band at the Spring Concert. PS.: Teaching Music and History. Activities: Band. Renee Mr. Skins

SUSAN F. PERPENTE Quote: "In this world there are only two tragedies: One is not getting what one wants, and the other is getting it.” Passions: Cold pizza, Corvairs, Salem, having fun, clothes. Peeves: Cheese Doodles, conceit, unfriendliness. Most Memorable Moment: Cooking 36,000,361 thousand hamburgers each summer and only burning 197,804.1 thousand! PS.: College, Elementary Education. Activities: Modern Dance, Blue Letter Circulation, Student Council, Sophomore and Freshman Class President, Senior Class Vice- President, Jr.-Sr. Prom, Choir.

LINDA MARGARET PERRY Quote: "To be great is to be misunderstood.” Passions: Long walks, navy blue, Autumn rains, snow, winter, Emerson, spaghetti, the 100-yard dash in 9.8. Peeves: Underclassmen, cliques, Mondays and Fridays, crowded halls, immaturity. PS.: Mathematics or Physics. Activities: G.A.A., F.T.A.; Spanish, Modern Dance, Glee Clubs; Bulldog’s Bark Rep.

RICHARD DAVID PERRY Quote: "Discretion is the better part of valor.” Passions: The Pit and the Portable Pit, Italian food, life, cheerful people. Peeves: Monday, teachers who do not listen to reason, dull people, serious people who are afraid to let go. Most Memorable Moment: When I Graduate. PS.: College. Activities: Choir, Glee Club, Biology Club, Freshman Basketball.

LYNNE MARY PETERCSAK Quote: "It is much easier to be critical than to be correct.” Passions: Foot ball, convertibles, N. Y. C., records, snow, The World’s Fair, driving, letter sweaters, Seaside, perfume, October, folk music, clothes, wins. Peeves: Homework, naturally curly hair, practical jokes, humid weather, thunder storms, losing football games, rumors, the pink and gray Dodge. Most Memorable Moment: A thunderstorm at Seaside the summer of ’62 PS.: College; Elementary Education. Activities: Footlighters, F.T.A., Blue Letter, Senior Play Selection Committee, All Class Dance Committees; Choir, Glee, Spanish, Pep, Debating, Ice Skating Clubs. LARRY PETICOLAS Quote: "Hotter than uh uh uh.” Passions: ”55 Chevys, D.I.’s, Sugar Babe, the shore, football games, Sunday drives, Beach Boys’ records, McDonald's, coed football games, zippers. Peeves: Fords, Spanish, flirts, work, red lights, parasites, speeding tickets, rainy days, five-year plan. Most Memorable Moment: A certain ride to the shore. PS.: College. Activities: Golf Team, Student Council.

PATRICIA ANN PIEKARSKI Quote: ”1 might really care.” Passions: Denny, the navy, sailors, orange, baby blue, convertibles, rings, stuffed animals, shore, summer, a certain Impala convertible, bowling, water-skiing, sailboats, Italian food, football games, Miami Beach, McDonald’s, "Vettes,” beach parties. Peeves: Getting up early, having green eyes, humidity, English Grammar, cold weather, back-seat drivers, mosquitoes, Ramblers, being late, Navy cruises, saying good-bye. Most Memorable Moment: My first time on water-skis. PS.: College. Activities: F.T.A., F.H.A.; Water-Ski, Snow-Ski, Pep, Arts and Crafts, Glee Clubs; Typing Awards.

SUZANNE JEAN PIETERS Passions: Italian food, sailors, McDonald’s, driving, drive-ins, the shore, Chevys, stuffed animals, clothes, sincerity. Peeves: Gossip, getting up early, humidity, two-faced people, sadness. Most Memorable Moment: The time I took off three months of school to go on a vacation in Europe. PS.: Secretarial Work. Activities: Glee, Pep Clubs; F.H.A., Shorthand and Typing Awards.

RUSSELL PIHLGREN Quote: "You don’t know, do you?’’ Passions: High-rolls, Seaside, Kenny’s Bar and Grill, W N JR. Peeves: The "five-year plan,” madras, white socks, loafers, summer school, Beatles. Most Memorable Moment: The day I graduate. PS.: Navy.

BARBARA ANN POMEROY Quote: "Follow impulse, and you may well be sorry. But ignore it, and you deny yourself one of the too rare moments when individuality is possible.” Passions: My 'Doctor,' speed boats, Ambush, Canoe and Jade East, water-skiing, mountain-climbing, carefree summer days, Trini Lopez, Dixieland. Peeves: Regret, narrow-minded people, intenseness. Most Memo rable Moment: The summer of ’64; (Oct. 31 wasn’t bad either.) Activities: Editor-in-Chief of the Blue Letter; Bulldog’s Bark Circulation Mgr., Home- room; Rep.; G.A.A., Stunts Mgr.; National Honor Society, Induction chair man; Girls’ State, Secretary of Freshman Class; Debate, Glee Clubs.

JOLANE POWELL Passions: "Gary,” orange, blue eyes, football games, the shore, convertibles, long blonde hair. Peeves: Humidity, frizzy hair, winter, rain, getting up early. Most Memorable Moment: July 5. PS.: College. Activities: Water- Ski, Snow-Ski Clubs; F.T.A., Pep Club.

Barb PATRICIA ANN PRISCOE Quote: "What's wrong?” Passions: Russ, Lirgad, Snevets Hoboken Institute of Tutoring, sewing. Peeves: Advice, alarm clocks, getting to school late due to brother trouble, feeding the football team, parallel parking, Plymouths. Most Memorable Moment: The night I hurdled the trenches in Menlo Park. P.S.: Medical field. Activities: G.A.A., Philosophy, Archery, Chemistry, F.N.A., Spanish Clubs; Volleyball, Soccer Manager, Baseball, Jr.-Sr. Prom.

RICHARD V. PRISCOE Quote: "Never leave for tomorrow, what you can do today.” Passions: Guns, ’55 Chevys, food at OAK’s, rabbit hunting, frozen juice cans, stick 265's, Penn Station, ducks, Nov. 10, Saturday nights, Mr. C., food (all kinds), making things, hunting with the boys, Mr. Z. Peeves: Plucking owls, losing football games, not doing the right things, school. Most Memorable Moment: That night at Nicky’s. PS.: College, Teacher. Activities: Freshman Foot ball, J. V. Football, Varsity Football, Indoor and Outdoor Track, Varsity Club. 128 SUSAN JOSEPHINE RASIMOWICZ Quote: "Time sure does fly.” Passions: Jimmy, Navy, Chevys, green, Roosevelt Park, outdoor sports, dancing, pizza, corn, Danford’s, New York, movies, math, Frank Yerby. Peeves: Fords, changing in gym, cleaning house, crowded halls and cafeteria, homework. Most Memorable Moment: South Plainfield Senior Prom in the Scotch Plains Country Club. PS.: Secretary, marriage. Activities: G.A.A., Basketball, Softball, Soccer, F.T.A., Bulldog’s Bark Typist.

JUDITH REEDER Quote: "Big Zip.” Passions: Bill, blue, sweaters, ravioli, Lirgad, Reese Cups, the shore, summer. Peeves: Fifi, school, cold weather, humidity. Most Memorable Moment: The beach during a thunderstorm. PS.: College. Activities: G.A.A., volleyball, stunts, Bulldog's Bark Representative and Editorial Staff, Blue Letter Rep., Chemistry, French Clubs, Choir.

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DEBORAH M. REID Quote: "To fight aloud is very brave, but gallanter I know, who charge within the bosom, the cavalry of woe.” Passions: Sweaters, thunderstorms, Cape Cod, chocolate, Emily Dickinson, books, Russian boots, August, Flying, N. Y. C., pink. Peeves: Not understanding, clocks, pure sugar, not getting mail, getting up on cold mornings, 8:05 bell. Most Memorable Moment: Friday night at Cape Cod. PS.: Elementary School Teacher. Activities: French, Chemistry, Pep, Glee Clubs; Choir, Footlighters, Bulldog's Bark Rep., G.A.A. Executive Board, Blue Letter, Jr.-Sr. Prom, G.A.A. Sports.

MARILYN M. RESTAINO Quote: "All dressed up with nowhere to go." Passions: A 1964 graduate, convertibles, pizza, blue, good times and memories, nice clothes. Peeves: Jealousy, arguments, H.P. losses, exams, applications and interviews, lectures. Most Memorable Moment: Good times with the Class of 1964, and with my "Italian” buddy. PS.: Teacher or Nurse. Activities: Footlighters, G.A.A., FTA, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committees, Backdrops and Scenery for School Productions, All-School Musical, Senior Play Committee, Choir; Glee, Ceramics and French Clubs; sales of Varsity Club Refreshments.

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CAROLANN E. REZNYK Quote: "I have a feeling I'm going to Fail." Passions: Weekends, driving, blue, stuffed animals, long nails, coleslaw, sewing, "Moon River.” Peeves: Surprise quizzes, Monday mornings, liver, making errors in typing, straight hair, crowded halls, cats. Most Memorable Moment: Yet to come. P.S.: Business School; Clerical Office Worker. Activities: F.T.A.; Ceramics, Water-Skiing Clubs; Bookstore, Girls' Soccer, Secretary for Assembly Advisor, Jr.-Sr. Prom, Tvoing Award.

RICHARD RHOADES Quote: "N o matter how bad a person is, you can always find some good.” Passions: The finish line, 1932 Ford pick-up, blown Olds mill, snow, the Everly Brothers, Jimmy Brown. Peeves: Chemistry, 660’s. Most Memorable Moment: Running in the Penn Relays for the first time. PS.: Navy, Mechanics. Activities: Football, Indoor and Outdoor Track; Archery, Varsity, Key Clubs; Jr.-Sr. Prom.

RICHARD RIDGWAY Quote: "Nuts!” Passions: New Corvettes, hamburgers, watching football games. Peeves: Homework, study hall, Fords. Most Memorable Moment: Second day of my Freshman year — what a mess! PS.: Armed Forces. Activities: Rocket Club.

PRISCILLA T. RISLER Quote: "But I have promises to keep, and miles to go before I sleep, and miles to go before I sleep.” Passions: London policemen; Honda motor cycles, Titian, receiving letters, reading, Dubrovnik. Peeves: Tourists, an Adriatic crossing, Capri, German Pretzel Fests, math. Most Memorable Moment: July 4, 1964 — arriving in London. PS.: College; Nursing. Activities: Glee Club, Choir, Vocal Ensemble, "Pajama Game,” Footlighters, G.A.A., Bulldog’s Bark, Blue Letter Asst. Editor, F.N.A., Jr.-Sr. Prom. ROBERT F. RISOLA Quote: "Nice guy!” Passions: Pennsylvania, vacations, sleeping late, Chevys, Grand Prix’s, parties, wine, old records, Fridays, football. Peeves: Snobs, homework, tests, loud teachers, South Side, Fanwood, near-sightedness, losing bets, rainy days, flat tires. Most Memorable Moment: Graduation. PS.: Technical School. Activities: Outdoor Track, Model Club, Coin Club.

BILL ROBINSON Quote: "I have not yet begun to fight.” Passions: Eileen, food, dinner, Daytona Beach, M.G.B., drive-ins, clothes, "287.” Peeves: Work, ’63 Fords, the "five-year plan.” Most Memorable Moment: New Year, 1964. PS.: College (?); Carpenter; Professional Basketball Player. Activities: Fresh man Basketball, Freshman Track, J. V. Basketball, Varsity Club, Chef Club. Loop

MARY KATHARINE ROMANOFF Quote: "What is a day without a little fun?” Passions: Blue eyes, blond hair, stuffed animals, peanuts, summer and the beach, jewelry, snowfalls, baby blue Impala convertibles, volleyball. Peeves: The bus, Highland Park, chain letters, dieting, walking home alone, rainy days, the Rolling Stones. PS.: Nursing School. Activities: President of the Future Nurses of Amer ica, Pep Club, Book Store.

H U YLER E. RO M O N D Quote: "Do unto others before they do unto you.” Passions: Surfing, skin- diving, Plymouths, football, Jonathan Winters, food, Bill Cosby, Mr. McDonnell. Peeves: French, Algebra, bad weather, shaving, "The Machine;” Fords, Chevies, H.P. Most Memorable Moment: Being arrested for carrying a toy gun. PS.: Lawyer; acquiring large sums of money. Activities: Foot ball, Track, Archery club, World Affairs club.

JA Y ROSE Quote: "W hat?” Passions: Howard Johnson’s ice-cream, Bob Dylan, Ray Charles, "House of the Rising Sun,” "What’d I say?” , tennis, Stanley’s, blind Willie Johnson, dark blue Impalas, electric guitars. Peeves: Detention, demerits, Highland Park, phonies, snobs, Spanish. Most Memorable Mo ment: Friday, 3:25. PS.: College, Physical Education. Activities: Varsity, Philosophy Clubs; Varsity Tennis, J. V. Basketball, F.T.A.

SHELDON ROSEN Quote: "Life is only what you make it.” Passions: To get a driver’s license, pizza, good-looking girls, weekends, summer vacations, all holidays, 3:25 on Monday-Friday, early dismissals, to learn to play the guitar. Peeves: Teased hair, detention, work, hypocrites, walking, term papers, surprise quizzes, 8:05, being a monotone. Most Memorable Moment: Graduation?! PS.: College. Activities: Choir, Stage Crew, Footlighters.

JAMES B. ROSSNER Quote: "The best thing about success is that you don’t have to listen to good advice any more." Passions: Steak, Steelers, Pontiacs, Bo Diddley, phonograph records. Peeves: Long lines, fish, Plymouths, certain languages, Most Memorable Moment: Graduation. P.S.: College. Activities: French I, Golf, and World Affairs Clubs; Literary Magazine.

DAVID CHARLES ROWE Quote: "They laughed at Fulton; you should see MY science project!” Passions: Apples, Black raspberries, Fords, the Mets. Peeves: Demerits, being interviewed. Most Memorable Moment: Attending the perfect base ball game. P.S.: English teacher. Activities: Freshman and J. V. Outdoor Track. Barbara Safran Quote: "What is youth but grace, force, and fascination?" Passions: Plain- field, a certain sky-blue Sunbeam, Asbury Park, driving, Grunning’s; New Hope, Pa.; the Beatles, Nancy’s, shoulder bags, sandals, the Espresso House; long, straight hair; Holden Caulfield. Peeves: Fishing trips, rainy Sundays, uneventful week-ends, humidity. Most Memorable Moment: Saturday and Sunday at the Shoreham. PS.: College. Activities: Footlighters; Glee, French, Philosophy Clubs; Choir, F.T.A., G.A.A., Modern Dance.

THOMAS SAGENDORF Quote: "Poetry and lying are arts.” Passions: T.V. dinners, Ohio, surfing, "The Manzas.” Peeves: Spanish, Ayn Rand.

JEFFREY S. SALTZMAN Quote: "I don’t believe it!” Passions: Golf, tennis, last period, billiards, Rock ’n' Roll, Jamaica, Yankees, Brunettes. Peeves: Bleached hair, teased hair, Freshmen, English, homework, work, walking. Most Memorable Moment: Becoming a senior and driving. PS.: Lawyer. Activities: Foot ball, Wrestling, Debating, Boys’ Chef, Current Events Clubs, Blue Letter.

MARY JANE SCHOFIELD Quote: "W hy?” Passions: A puppy dog, Fords, posies, thunderstorms, Bach, horses, Navy, long walks, black coffee, sweatshirts, Joan Baez, expressionistic paintings, dog biscuits, milkshakes, "1812 Overture,” Christmas, snow, the West, fifty-cent pieces, "Nature's Noblemen,” candlelight, black. Peeves: Insincerity, long lines, chemistry experiments that won’t explode, rainy Saturdays, smoke, inhibited people, Bavarian creme icing. Most Memorable Moment: Invading the Texas Pavilion of the World’s Fair. PS.: College; Food Research. Activities: National Honor Society, Vocal Ensemble, Bull dog’s Bark Distribution Mgr., Choir, Glee Club; French, Stunts Clubs.

LINDA MARIE SCHUH Quote: "Nothing is opened by mistake as often as one’s mouth.” Passions: Green, The Lettermen, Princeton haircuts, R.K., blond hair, Johnny Mathis, snow, sweatshirts, Italian food, loafers. Peeves: Being born on Christmas, spiders, sneakers, crooked teeth, flips that flop. Most Memorable Moment: May 8, 1964. PS.: College. Activities: Choir, B. B. Representative, G.A.A., F.H.A., F.T.A., Blue Letter; Spanish, Chemistry Clubs.

EDWARD A. SERGENT Quote: "If two men agree on everything, you may be sure that one of them is doing all the thinking.” Passions: D.D.L, hunting, the shore, folk music, to own a fuel-injected Fiat, "W.W. Ill blues.” Peeves: Celebrities, short hair, Mondays, a certain black car. Most Memorable Moment: Jan. 1, 1964. PS.: Technical Training. Activities: Football, Baseball, Track, Art Club.

JAY SHEFFER Quote: "I think; therefore I am.” Passions: Mets, Steve Allen, Edgar Rice Burroughs, girls, cars, money, last car on the subway, Met and Shep Rallies, the shore, Polo Grounds. Peeves: Specials, Spanish, N. Y. Yankees, classics, existentialism. Jean Shepherd. Most Memorable Moment: Getting ejected from the longest double header in history, between the Mets and the Giants, and re-entering without getting caught. P.S.: College, Navy. Activities: Cross-Country, Indoor Track, Outdoor Track; Chess, Archery, Chemistry Clubs; Footlighters.

JA M ES F. SHEPARD Passions: Jeeps, Mets, Jets, football, math, baseball, women, stamps, eating, pushups, sit-ups. Peeves: English, Jeeps without winches, basketball, customers who want everything for nothing, dieting. Most Memorable Moment: The day I got the courage to lose 80 pounds. PS.: Shepard Garden Center. Activities: J. V. Football, Freshman Track. STANLEY ALLEN SHULMAN Quote: "If we could first know where we are and whither we are tending, we could better judge what to do and how to do it.” Passions: Tennis, golf, ping-pong. PS.: College. Activities: Bulldog’s Bark Copy Editor, Library Council, National Honor Society, Vocal Ensemble, Math Team.

HARRY C. SINCLAIR Passions: The Green Bomb, motorcycles, weekends. Peeves: Tests, the end of a marking period, required subjects. PS.: College. Activities: Wrestling, First Aid Squad, Glee Club.

WILLIAM M. SLABINSKI Quote: "He who does not think of the future may not have one.” Passions: Winning, sleeping, Ian Fleming, beating the Park, Packers and Mets, Cor vettes. Peeves: Highland Park, losing, early hours, hard practices, conceit, broken bones, foreign languages. Most Memorable Moment: Three months in a cast. PS.: College. Activities: Wrestling, Football, World Affairs Club.

DIANE M. SMITH Quote: "Happiness makes up in height for what it lacks in length.” Passions: Bumper, food, driving, Wildwood, Miami Beach, shopping. Peeves: Being short, cliques, counting calories, people who aren’t sincere, having grey eyes, filling out college applications, homework, men drivers. Most Memorable Moment: November 22, 1963 — Kennedy’s Assassination. PS.: College; Teaching. Activities: Library Council, F.T.A., French, Debate Clubs; Blue Letter, Bulldog’s Bark, Blue Letter Rep.

PHYLLIS A. SMITH Quote: "Life is like an onion; you peel it one layer at a time and sometimes you weep.” Passions: Football games, pizza, track meets, dogs, grammar, Jackie Wilson, Pepsi-Cola. Peeves: Hypocrites, phonies, homework, reading assignments, writing stories, snobs, baseball, hot dogs. Most Memorable Moment: Easter Sunday— 1964. PS.: Undecided. Activities: Glee Club, Volleyball, Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Manager of Volleyball, Bulldog’s Bark Rep.

JEFF SNYDER Quote: "Don’t worry, baby.” Passions: Sports, football, good food, stick ’55 Chevy, good-looking girls with long hair, N. Y.C., dancing, good times. Peeves: George Hartland’s "Rock Bowl,” assistant coaches, football injuries, getting up for school, empty gas-tanks, empty wallets, not being born a millionaire. Most Memorable Moment: Being captain of the ’64 Bulldog Football Squad. PS.: College; Air Force. Activities: Freshman Football, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Football — Captain; Track; Varsity, Key Club; Senior Class President.

BYRON SONDERGARD Quote: "Let us endeavor so to live that when we come to die even the undertaker will be sorry.” Passions: Mets, Jean Shepherd, Jets, Mark Twain, Shep’s Jeep, Polo Grounds, Steve Allen, drums; Rod, Marv, and Choo-Choo; pen machines, Sartre, Met and Shep Rallies, Satire, Aldous Huxley. Peeves: Lazy teachers, New York Yankees and Houston Colts, Specials, drive-ins, German Newspapers, Beowulf. Most Memorable Moment: Going to open ing day at Shea Stadium. PS.: College. Activities: Sports Discussion Club, Literary Club, Coin Club.

KAREN STAAHL Quote: "Absence makes the heart grow fonder. Passions: Hank, T-Birds, to play the role, to have a fast broom for my Midnight ride, to run the school for a day, not getting up early for school. Peeves: Insincere people, Summer School, a certain "Donna" from Matawan, conceited people, people who talk constantly and don’t know what they're talking about, unfriendly people. Most Memorable Moment: Leaving Sayreville at the end of my junior year. PS.: Hairdresser. Activities: Pep Club. PRISCILLA JANE STANLEY Quote: "Behold, this dreamer cometh.” Passions: Acting, modern dancing, sailing, the shore, autumn, N. Y. C., chocolate, candy, blue, sunsets, cats upon hamburgers, driving, navy blue, sailboats, surfing. Peeves: First period gym, people who have no humility, hypocrites. Most Memorable Moment: Being Princess of the Prom. P.S.: College; Actress. Activities: Modern Dance, Footlighters; Bulldog’s Bark, Student Council Rep.; Jr.-Sr. Prom, G.A.A., Stunts, French Club.

HAROLD J. STEPHENS Quote: "Talk about it.” Passions: Baseball, Pa., blondes, old records, fast cars, girls, football, Southside, dances, hunting, fishing, Chevys, Pontiacs G.P., sleeping, pizza. Peeves: Snobs, tests, homework, Highland Park, neighbors, North Side, loud teachers, dead weights, nice principals, term papers, shop reports, Monday mornings. Most Memorable Moment: When I tried to steal home in a J. V. Baseball game and got caught in a run down. PS.: To go to vocational school. Activities: Football, Baseball, Priscilla Model Club, Track.

M. LIN D A STEV EN S Quote: "No, I don't have any chewing gum.” Passions: Football games, parties, records, English magazines, lasagna, salami, snow, roller coasters, George, Budd Lake. Peeves: Public Service buses, beef stew, three years of physical fitness programs. Most Memorable Moment: August 30, 1964. P.S.: Stenotypist. Activities: Choir, G.A.A.; Softball; French, Chemistry Clubs, Library Council, Jr.-Sr. Prom.

LINDA CHRISTINE STILL Quote: Whatie?” Passions: The shore, Lane 8 — Midway Beach, small sports cars, blue, Brubeck, fall, football games. Peeves: Missing someone, being rushed, winter, morning, cycles. Most Memorable Moment: Evening at Charlie Bates; all the good times with Schwartz and Harry. PS.: College. Activities: Biology, Chemistry, Water Skiing Clubs; Choir, Bookstore, Jr.-Sr. Prom. I Lynn Linda

PETER STOLZ Quote: "The world is doomed.” Passions: Killing spiders. Peeves: Work of any kind. Most Memorable Moment: I forget. PS.: College. Activities: French, Archery, Debating Clubs.

KATHLEEN STURCKE Quote: "Sure; Not even; watcha say? — Hanging in there.” Passions: Hubert, convertibles, pizza. Peeves: Snobs, insincere people, rainy days when my hair goes straight, Suzy’s giggle. Most Memorable Moment: July 3, 1964 — Picone’s party. PS.: Secretarial School. Activities: Glee Club, Skiing Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom, Book Store, Art Club.

MICHAEL R. SUDZINA Quote: "The bigger they are the harder they hit!” Passions: Winning foot ball games, red Bonneville convertibles, the left side of the line, Butch I & II, M.H.S. Animals. Peeves: Highland Park, German, losing football games, football practice, Backs. Most Memorable Moment: Running 35 yards for a touchdown against Caldwell. P.S.: College. Activities: Varsity Football, J. V. and Freshman Football, Track, Wrestling, Glee Club, Choir, All-School Musical, Weight-Lifting.

AUDREY TAGLIABOSCHI Quote: "Patience is the best remedy for every sorrow.” Passions: Con vertibles, the shore, Mom’s, football games, lobster, madras, green. Peeves: Mondays, unnecessary aggravation, boredom, rain, term papers, insincere people. Most Memorable Moment: Finding out that your senior schedule isn’t as easy as you planned it to be. P.S.: College. Activities: Chemistry, Archery, Biology, Spanish Clubs; Jr.-Sr. Prom, G.A.A. WAYNE G. TAGLIABOSCHI Quote: "Why should I worry?” Passions: Good food, Tree’s cooking, sleep, Butcher Boy, hunting, sports, peace and quiet, the Diner, Patella's girls, Christmas, girls, stoves, metros. Peeves: H.P., People that yell at me, conceited people. Most Memorable Moment: Playing in the H.P. game. PS.: College. Activities: Frosh, J. V., Varsity Football; Baseball; Chef’s, Biology, Current Events, Varsity, Art Clubs.

JOHN C. F. TEDROW Quote: "What this school needs is a booster club.” Passions: Skateboarding, Bill Cosby, Chevies, water skiing, surfing. Peeves: Typing, German I to III, Fords, Trig., Neill’s crashmobile. Most Memorable Moment: Being arrested in a food store. PS.: College. Activities: French, German, Archery, Water Skiing Clubs; Tennis, Track, Baseball.

CONSTANCE L. THORNALL Quote: "If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.” Passions: John, snow storms, summer rain, football, D.V.C., the shore, Autumn, John Steinbeck, "Lawrence of Arabia," the number 4. Peeves: Amber lights, tardiness, eggplant, fast driving. Most Memorable Moment: November 4, 1963. PS.: Teaching Career. Activities: F.T.A. Vice-President, President; Glee Club Secretary, Choir Secretary; Footlighters Prop Manager, Vice-President; Blue Letter, Senior Play.

M ARIE TO TH Quote: "The heart has its reasons which are quite unknown to the head.” Passions: Driving, sewing, Oldsmobile F-85’s, "Goofy,” clothes, R.I.’s eating, shore, loafers. Peeves: Moody people, imitation leather pocketbooks, circles under my eyes, lavender. Most Memorable Moment: Metuchen Day at the World’s Fair. PS.: Secretary. Activities: Treasurer of Freshman Class, Ice Skating, Biology Clubs, Bookstore, G.A.A., Modern Dancing, Bulldog’s Bark typist, Jr.-Sr. Prom. \ Connie Tothie

KATHLEEN TUSS Quote: "Not even this is true.” Passions: "Sam,” black, suede jackets, the Village, Abry’s philosophy, Chevys, dances at the Legion Hall, Friday nights, Johnny Mathis. Peeves: Sunday nights, simple-mindedness, term papers, insincere people, not winning arguments. Most Memorable Moment: Beach Party — April 17, 1964. PS.: Junior College. Activities: Band, F.T.A., Spanish Club, Jr.-Sr. Prom, Bookstore, Softball, Basketball, Water-Skiing and Pep Clubs, Volleyball.

EILEEN ANN UR Quote: "Love makes everything right.” Passions: blue, black, Island Beach, Seaside, blonde hair, ’59 Impalas, Trini Lopez, wild parties, playing football and baseball with the kids, Dynamics, this summer, pep rallies, J.L. Peeves: Lou Genes’ Iselin, snobs, Highland Park, homework, getting up early, cliques, cars without radios, kill-joys, Fords. Most Memorable Moment: June 27, 1964. PS.: College. Activities: Biology Club, G.A.A., F.N.A., Jr.-Sr. Prom. v u l f i a f j —) '-(UZnk Goldie £ A jOV) ^ (r a ti PAMELA JEAN UTZ L (a &S 1 S A Quote: "Surely Man is a Broomstick.” Passions: Dubrovnik, Paris, Vigars, irony, les Fran(;ais, integrity, constables, flying saucers. Peeves: Tourists, Mt. Vesuvius, those who can’t laugh; ignorant people — namely Yankee- haters, martyr complexes. Most Memorable Moment: Prague at four in the morning. PS.: College. Activities: Exchange Editor of Bulldog’s Bark, Co-editor of Literary Magazine, Footlighters, National Honor Society, French Club, Blue Letter Rep., Senior Play Committee, Citizenship Institute.

( d-ASlJ Cn- fc , MARY ANN VAN BREE ^ cA) (/v^l Quote: "Knowledge is a fountain of life to him that possesseth it.” Passions: |. J Cars, Bobby Dougherty, pizza, hamburgers, people who are sincere, clothes, . o summer. Peeves: Gening up early, dishes, study halls, rain, stuck-up people. (^5- Most Memorable Moment: November 18, 1963 — my slumber party. PS.: Undecided. Activities: G.A.A., F.H.A., Jr.-Sr. Prom. c

i / j i Mare JULIA MAE VAN DOREN Quote: "Even a child is known by his doings, whether his work be pure and whether it be right.” Passions: Organists, Christmas, kittens, rosebuds, music boxes, rabbits, spaghetti, winter, fattening foods, Annapolis, canoeing, Physics Lab, money. Peeves: Gym, studying, college boards, Mondays, rain, Coffee, leaking pens, photographers, Highland Park, diets, intellectuals, spiders. Most Memorable Moment: Roasting marshmallows over the bunsen burners in Chem Lab. P.S.: College. Activities: Library Council, Advanced French Club.

JANE ELIZABETH VELLUCCI Quote: "You don't know what you’ve got until you lose it.” Passions: Ronny, Christmas, sports cars, red, blue, clothes, parties, dances, the shore, friendly people, convertibles, weekends. Peeves: Snobs, conceited people, liars, hypocrites, show-offs, being stood-up, having nothing to do, tests, homework, freckles, looking like a mouse. Most Memorable Moment: December 24, 1963. PS.: I.B.M. School. Activities: Biology, Art, Fishing Clubs; G.A.A.

ROBERT M. VINCK Quote: "Act singly, and what you have already done singly will justify you now.” Passions: Wrestling, sports, Emerson, Italian food, Sting Rays, Mrs. Wilcox's Physics class. Peeves: First period gym classes, hard teachers, pop quizzes. Most Memorable Moment: The day I was finally a senior and the whole auditorium had to stand and show respect to us. PS.: College, Navy career. Activities: J.V. Baseball, Football, Wrestling, Track; Photog raphy Club, Library Council, Vocal Ensemble, Choir, V.A.

BARRY JOHN VOZAR Quote: "Extremism in the defense of the Mets is no vice.” Passions: N. Y. Mets, and things relevant to them (garbage deluges, postgame riots, etc.). Peeves: The other nineteen foolhardy clubs. PS.: College. Activities: Sportsmen’s Discussion Club.

MARILYNN JEAN WAGNER Quote: "Thinking is like loving and dying; each of us must do it for himself.” Passions: The Rolling Stones, the Beach Boys, blonde boys with dark tans, Mom's, playing football, the shore, driving, summer of '64, "Nighty-Frights,” riding motorcycles, Senior Parties. Peeves: Convertibles with their tops up, lost birth certificates, coffee, Quick-Draw McGraw, broken bed-boards. Most Memorable Moment: The time Kathy and I almost drowned riding in a red Triumph. PS.: College. Activities: Biology, Water-Skiing, Archery Clubs: Jr.-Sr. Prom, Bookstore, G.A.A., Volleyball.

ROBERT S. W ALKER Quote: "Each to his ability.” Passions: U.S.A.C., S.C.C.A., the 1320, the Village, '54 Oldsmobiles, coins and bills, drive-ins, late evening — early morning parties. Peeves: Fords, English and Speling. C.O.D., flat tires, pesky neighbors, automatic transmissions. Most Memorable Moment: What's to be remembered? PS.: U. S. Navy; Nuclear Power School. Activities: J.V. Baseball, Radio Club.

REGINA MARIE WATSON Quote: "When I was born, I cried and everyone around me smiled. When I die, I want everyone around me to cry and I shall smile.” Passions: Boys, cooking, Spanish Noodles, Clyde Antonio Don quavatis Juan Jose Williams, Plainfield, '61 Chevys, '64 Chryslers, Miss Denny, Mrs. Meyer, Martha and the Vandellas, Dionne Warwick, The Drifters. Peeves: Tests, math, okra, conceited people, cliques. Most Memorable Moment: Trying out for All- State Chorus and singing at the World’s Fair. PS.: Secretary. Activities: F.H.A., G.A.A., Glee Club, Vocal Ensemble, Choir.

THOMAS WEBER Quote: "Semper paratus.” Passions: To have my own '65 GTO, freshman girls, Humphrey’s, driving the car, Democrats, playing the cymbals, Sandy Hook, rock and roll music, December 20, history, Mets and Jets, victory parades, weekends, the monkey. Peeves: Losing to South Plainfield and Highland Park, cold weather, Republicans, tests, long lunch lines, Perry Como, English, Goldwater, Yankees, hall monitors. Most Memorable Moment: My trip to California. PS.: College and Teaching; Peace Corps. Activities: J. V. Baseball Team & Mgr., Bulldog’s Bark Rep., Band, F.T.A. Reggie FRED WEINBERG Quote: "Speak softly and carry a big stick; you will go far.” Passions: Wrestling and other sports, nine studies a week, senior privileges. Peeves: Getting to the lunch line late and waiting over half the period to get some food; trying to get to the library during lunch wihout a pass. Most Memo rable Moment: Passing French III without ever having spoken a word of the language in three years. PS.: College. Activities: Wrestling; French, Varsity Clubs.

NEIL WEINER Quote: "The world is full of a multitude of things: ships and sealing waxes, cabbages and kings.” Passions: Pizza, Yankees, Harry Belafonte, writing poetry, sports. Peeves: Tongue, high roll collars, corn beef hash, ” 55 Chryslers (Bom b), Geometry. Most Memorable Moment: Participating in the stimulating classes of Mr. John Morgan. PS.: Rutgers University. Activities: Varsity Basketball, Tennis; Freshman Baseball, Bulldog's Bark, Student Council; Varsity, Key Clubs; Literary, Rocket, Philosophy Clubs.

CAROL LYNN WEINSTEIN Quote: "Memory is the diary that we all carry about with us.” Passions: Plainfield, Grunnings, Shalimar, blue army coats, N. Y. C., pink, shopping with Jan, Cedarbrook, the Espresso House, Collegiate boys, Midnight News, Bob Dylan, Rutgers parties, a white Buick convertible, getting mail, late phone calls, Chinese food, long hair, madras. Peeves: Sundays, rainy Mon days, tests, math, peas, liver, VW's, Highland Park, short assemblies, early rising. Most Memorable Moment: June 7, 1963. PS.: Elementary School Teacher. Activities: Footlighters Secretary, Choir, Bookstore; Spanish, Literary Clubs; Library Council, F.Y.A., Typing Award.

JAMES M. WELLS, JR. Quote: "So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.” Passions: Pin-striped shirts, the sea, sailing, running, Barbara Streisand, putting my hands in my pockets. Peeves: Constantly smiling people, people who talk loudly, boors, people who say they don't care what they do. Most Memorable Moment: The day I ran a :51 quarter mile and lost the Student Council election. PS.: Teaching. Activities: Cross-Country, Indoor Track, Captain of Outdoor Track, Key Club Treasurer; Debating, Varsity Clubs; Band. Wini

KATHRYN DIANE WESTER Quote: "To handle yourself, use your head; to handle others, use your heart.” Passions: A certain Sunday, sweatshirts, playing football, convert ibles, Mom's, summer of '64, Senior Parties, Nights-Frights, the Rolling Stones, Spear and Ocean, Paul Newman. Peeves: Insincerity, rainy weekends, "Quick-Draw McGraw,” broken bed-boards, conceited people, straight hair. Most Memorable Moment: The time Marilyn and I almost drowned riding in a Triumph. PS.: College. Activities: Water-Skiing, Biology, Archery Clubs; Jr.-Sr. Prom, Volleyball, Bulldog's Bark Rep., Blue Letter Rep., Bookstore.

MARK SPENCER WHITE Quote: "From thence our kind hard-hearted is, endured pain and care, approving that our bodies of a stony nature are.” Passions: Swimming, mockery, Donald Duck, gum. Peeves: Bark, Dorke, hall duty, claustro phobia. PS.: College. Activities: Philosophy, Chemistry, Key Clubs; Track, Footlighters.

TIM W ILSO N Quote: "Remember, life is wonderful; without it you're dead.” Passions: Ice Cream sandwiches, records by A1 Hirt. Peeves: Crowded halls. PS.: College. Activities: Chemistry Club.

KATHLEEN ANNE ZAHORCHAK Quote: "Well, you see, it's like this . . Passions: Weekends, driving, food, talking on the phone, music, chewing gum, Rahway, sweatshirts, con vertibles, teasing people. Peeves: Getting up early, diets, boring weekends, my freckles, cleaning my room, rainy days, early lunch, school, frizzy hair, disappointments, dark lipsticks, biting my nails. Most Memorable Moment: Censored. PS.: Airline Field. Activities: Typing Award, Bookstore, Fashion Show.

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______CHARLES S. ZAREMBA, JR. Quote: "Giants in five in ’65.” Passions: Getting kicked out of Met games for no reason at all, Mr. "Ziz,” 5,000 acre ranch, Alaska. Peeves: Taking notes in History, Ford tractors, Virginia. Most Memorable Moment: Getting into my first wrestling meet. PS.: College. Activities: Wrestling, Weight- Lifting.

DIANA ZAWROTNIAK Quote: "Y o yo; yeh; you don’t say.” Passions: Pink, steak, Dodgers, sewing, swimming, dogs, Corvairs, football, baseball. Peeves: Crying babies, crowded halls, bees, Beatles, Yankees, people who tickle me. Most Memorable Moment: Too numerous to mention. PS.: Clerk, Typist, Civil Service. Activities: Glee Club, F.H.A., Jr.-Sr. Prom, Fashion Show, Typing Awards.

CHESTER M. ZDZIEBKOWSKI Passions: Pat, Ambush, ninth period. Peeves: Williams, 283’s, short hair, high rolls, failing notices, Mayfair, Biology — after the second time. Most Memorable Moment: When I met the Moose; Mr. Hartland’s gym classes. PS.: Dark.

JUDITH LYNN ZIMMERMAN Quote: "A bell’s not a bell till you ring it; a song's not a song till you sing it. Love wasn’t put in your heart to stay; love isn’t love till you give it away.” Passions: Wrestling, Blue, steak, the R. Family, Johnny Mathis, swimming, soups, Highland Park, gum, Kate. Peeves: Humid weather, moody people, being called Sherry, kidding about Highland Park, cliques, short fingernails, homework. Most Memorable Moment: Having my senior interview. PS.: College. Activities: Bookstore, Bulldog’s Bark, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball, Basketball, Choir, track.

SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS (L. to R J : Jeff Snyder, President; Diana Owsik, Secretary; Sue Perpente, Vice President; Donna 1 3 7 Monek, Treasurer. P . S . .. -A wor tli wliiie diary contains meaniny^ui entries at the en 1 W e tliinh ours is no exception . . .

MISS ANNA CORNELL Miss Cornell is probably a stranger to the majority of Metuchen’s water, and four moves of her office within one year. She is never students; yet she is probably the single figure of continuity in the too busy to render service to the professional staff, to students local educational picture. Hired as a secretary in 1933, Miss requesting work papers, or to townspeople with pertinent prob Cornell, an M.H.S. graduate, has served six superintendents; in lems. She is so conscientious that even on her birthday she has 1946, she was appointed executive secretary. Dr. Nunan, superin to be tricked into joining her co-workers for ice cream and cake.” tendent of schools, comments: "With a keen sense of humor and Miss Cornell, the Class of 1965 salutes you! nerves of steel, Miss Cornell has survived all — including fire, MR. KENNETH V. SMIDA Principal

139 Dr. William J. Nunan Superintendent of Schools

BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated (L. to R.): Mr. Melvin M. Wolock, Mr. Leo Wagner, Mr. Robert Hallmann, Dr. Nunan, Mrs. Lois S. Lord. Standing: Mr. John Chamberlain, Mr. Herbert E. Behrens, Mr. William H. Eichling, Mr. Joseph Vinck, Mr. Saxon B. Palmeter, Mr. J. William Claypool. (Missing from picture, Mr. Nicholas A. Priscoe)

140 Mr. James Kelly Mr. Robert C. Van Allen Guidance Director Vice-Principal THE CUSTODIAL STAFF — (Left to Right): Mr. Alexander Wilson, Mr. Louis Kausmeyer, Mr. Willis McClain, Mr. Walter Spanko, Mr. Alphonso Novia, and Mrs. John Jameson.

CAFETERIA STAFF — (l. to r.): Mrs. Jane Maroney, Mrs. Ann Grushewsky, Mrs. Edith Konopka, Mrs. Dorothy Conover, Mrs. Mary Jasina, Mrs. Betty Lund, Mrs. Anna Katzera, Mrs. Harriet Neubeck, Mrs. Ann Kendall, Mrs. Helen Crgz, Mrs. Stella Griffin, Mrs. Mary Lopiccolo. ADVERTISERS Morris Stores The Hitching Post Marmax Shoes Grace Roth Robert A. Nann — Real Estate & Insurance Soo San Chinese-American Restaurant Montgomery Ward Contessa Reydel - Pontiac Dorothy Dufault — Real Estate Rossmeyer Brothers Vincent’s Hair Fashions Berg Agency — Realtors & Insurors Encore Luncheonette Lorraine Oil Ilona Honig L&S5^&10^ Stores Inc. Drake’s Hardware Metuchen Hardware Seldow’s Commonwealth Bank Young Set LoCastro’s Beauty Salon Me-N-U Luncheonette Metuchen Savings & Loans Assoc. Preiss Auto Service La Dorelle Coiffeuses See More T.V. Western Auto Buck’s Auto Parts Wernik’s Pharmacy Metuchen Travel Agency Rudy’s Bake Shop Juliano’s Barber Shop Jewel Shop Boro Hardware Frey Sen Studio of Photography Metuchen Book Shop Cover Girl Beauty Salon Boyt’s Drug Store Bruno’s Nursery Windy Hill Florists Piazza Shoe Repair Danburt’s Food Market Bradstreet Printers Schenck Agency Mr. Anthony’s Di Lorenzo Beauty Lounge Marty’s Metuchen American Al’s & Guido’s Barber Shop

The 1965 Blue Letter staff gratefully acknowledges its debt to Mr. John Onofrey, its photographer, and Mr. Ralph Wolff of Progress Associates Inc. , the Annual’s printer.

Mr. John Onofrey Mr. Ralph Wolff

142 PATRONS

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