1959 CYNOSURE Table of Contents Pages Faculty 4-23

2 4 -7 9 Seniors

Underclasses 80-107

1 0 8 -1 5 9 Activities

Sports 1 6 0 -1 7 9

180-224 Advertisements Linden High School Preface

We, the members of the Class of 1959, are now ending a very important chapter in the story of our lives, a chapter that took us four years to write. In it are our happiness and un­ happiness, our anticipations and our disappoint­ ments ; and best of all, the wonderful memories we have gathered in Linden High School. In the years to come one of us may be the architect who designs your home, the postman on your route, the teacher of your children, the healer of your body, or the man who brings you close to God. We hope that through this, our story, our 1959 Cynosure, you will better understand us, our hopes, and our dreams. To tell our tale, we have chosen music as our theme. The songs we sang in assembly, the ones we heard whistled as classes passed, our foot­ ball and basketball songs, the ones we caught ourselves humming on a special day, our Alma Mater; and finally the songs at graduation, these have become a vital part of our lives during our stay at Linden High School. In the 1959 Cynosure we have tried to cap­ ture the music in our lives in school, so that we may keep it forever.

Linden, New Jersey

RAYMOND J. DONAHUE EDWARD SLOBODA President Term of office: February 1, 1956— Term of office: February 1, 1956— January 31, 1959 January 31, 1961

PAUL CUVALA, JR. Vice President Term of office: February 1, 1955— January 31, I960

W ILLIAM E. DOHERTY Term of office: February 1, 1957— January 31, 1962

MICHAEL WOYTOWICZ Term of Office: February 1, 1959— January 31, 1964 BOARD OF

6 EDUCATION ABRAHAM ROTHBERG Term of office: February 1, 1958— January 31, 1963

MISS LOTTIE ROSENBAND Secretary to the Board of Education

EMANUEL BEDRICK B.S., M.A., New York University Superintendent of Schools

JAMES J. O'BRIEN D.Ed., M.Ed., Rutgers B.A., University of Newark Assistant Superintendent of Schools

7 ADMINISTRATION

JOHN F. BARRETT A.B., M.Sc., Ed.D., Rutgers University Principal

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\ EVELYN W. SMITH A.B., Elmira College M.Ed., Rutgers University Assistant Principal

Three principals confer on current school affairs.

JOSEPHINE M. LANG B.S., New York University M.A., Columbia University Vice-Principal THE FACULTY

Mr. Elowitz illustrates a lesson to his physics class.

ADELE W. ALLENDER GERTRUDE M. ATKINS ALICE BAHERY LESTER S. BARR B.S., Temple University A.B., A M., Montclair State M.A., New York University A.B., Gettysburg College Business Education Teachers College Business Education Ed.M., Rutgers University Social Studies Biology Student Council Sponsor, Lin­ Amateur Radio Club and den Chapter, National Honor Radio Station Sponsor, Sopho­ Society Sponsor, Senior Home­ more Talent Show advisor room Teacher

JENN IE S. BECK SHEILA G. BERKOWITZ FLOYD E. BOOKER WALTER B. BOTH A.B., Lebanon Valley College B.A., Montclair State B.A., Virginia Union B.A., Montclair State Teachers Mathematics Teachers College University; M.A., Ohio State College; M.A., Columbia Senior Home Room Teacher. French University University Senior Ticket Sales. Bids and French Club Sponsor Mathematics Music Invitations for Senior Prom Orchestra 9 WILLIAM BRODSKY FRANKLIN P. BUCKMAN M. LORETTA BURD FLORENCE J. BUSHINSKY B.S., Rutgers University A.B.. Swarthmore College A.B., Seton Hall University B.S., Montclair State Teachers Biology A.M., Columbia University English College Supervisor of Social Studies Cynosure Social Studies

EDWARD CANTWELL FLORENCE CASALE FRANK CATAl.i: GERALD M. CLARK A.B., Georgetown University B.S.. Panzer College B.S.. Panzer College B.S., Southwest Missouri Stati M.A., Seton Hall University Physical Education I.J.M ., Rutgers University College; A.M., Columbia Guidance Counselor Cheerleaders Physical Education University Varsity Soccer Coach, Varsity Business Education Baseball Coach Commercial books and sup­ plies EDWARD R. COOPER ALVIN COPLAN JULIA CREITZ MARIE DEMAREST B.S., M.Ed., Rutgers University B.S., Seton Hall University B.S., Trenton State Teachers B.S., New York University Director of Athletics and M.Ed., Rutgers University College M.Ed., Rutgers University Supervisor of Health, Safety, Chemistry Physical Education Health Education and Physical Education Twirler's Club Sponsor, Girls’ After-School Sports Club Sponsor

HARRIET ELLIOTT BERNARD ELOWITZ ALBERTA B. FALATO B.S., Rutgers University B.S., Rutgers University B.A.. Montclair State Teachers M.A., Columbia University Mathematics College Visiting Teacher Senior Class Rings German KATHERINE FITTING JOSEPH GAINES ELEANOR M, GALLAGHER HELENA GILKESON B.S., Pennsylvania State Uni­ B.S., State University of Iowa B.A., Hunter College B.S., University of Missouri versity; M.S., University of Physical Education English M.A., Columbia University Hawaii Basketball Coach, Golf Coach, Cynosure Advisor English Home Economics Bowling Coach Forensic Club

THOMAS GULYA STANLEY J. HAIKO LOUIS'HEGY ALFRED E. JAKUCS B.A., M.A., Lehigh University B.A., Upsala College B.S., Rutgers University B.S., Panzer College U. 5. History M.A., Columbia University M.A., Seton Hall University MJEd., Rutgers University Social Studies and History Industrial Arts and Vocational Physical Education Cynosure Advertising Adviser; Education Cynosure Business Adviser HARVEY G. JAMISON A.B., Dakota Wesleyan University; M.A., Columbia University Social Science Debate Coach, Faculty Adviser for Cynosure Circulation

Mr. Mele points out the important parts of a crayfish to his sophomore class.

SEYMOUR KAPLOWITZ ALICE KENDALL LAWRENCE M. KINSELLA B.S., University of Delaware B.S., Indiana State Teachers B.A., Lebanon Valley College M.A., Rutgers University M.Ed., Rutgers University M.A., Rufgers University Health, Science, First Aid, Business Education Social Studies Drivers’ Education Chairman of Junior Class Teens for Safe Driving Club Decorating Committee, Assist­ Sponsor, Automobile Club ant Baseball Coach Sponsor

GRACE F. LAWRENCE IRIS R. LEOPOLD SARA M. LIGHT THOMAS W. LONG B.A., Douglass; M.A., Rutgers B.A., Barnard College B.A., Lebanon Valley College B.S., State Teachers College University; Ph.D., New York Mathematics M.A., Columbia University M.Ed., Rutgers University University Sophomore Talent Show Supervisor of Language Arts Health, Physical Education, Social Science Driver Education "And this will produce oxygen," says Mr. Coplan.

EDITH MacCORMACK WARREN F. MALPAS HELEN V. McCORMACK JOSEPH G. MELE B.A., Adelphi College B.S., Juilliard School of Music A.B., Bucknell University B.S., M.S., Villanova College M.A., New York University M.A., New York University M.A., New York University Biology English Supervisor of Music English Track Coach Junior Adviser

MICHAEL E. MEROLA HELEN G. MILLER LAURA BENNETT MILLER WILLIAM MILLER B.S., University of Georgia R.N., Muhlenberg Hospital B.A., Montclair State Teachers B.S., M.A., Rutgers University Physical Education and School Nurse College; M.L.S., Rutgers Physics Driver Education Graduate School of Library Physics Club Sponsor, Senior Assistant Football Coach Service Prom Decoration Committee, Library Service Barn Dance Decoration Com­ 14 mittee HANS MOLDASCHL MARGARET MOLDASCHL VIDA E. NOGI ANNE M. O’CONNOR Ph.D., University of Vienna B.S., University of New B.A., Douglass College B.S., Mary wood College, Head of Language Hampshire; M.S., Ed.D., English Scranton, Pa. Department, German Rutgers University Junior Barn Dance Refresh­ Mathematics German Club Sponsor School Psychologist and ment Committee Chairman Director of Special Services

WILLIAM V. OSTRANDER DOROTHEA E. PAGE BRADFORD F. PAKULSKI B.S., N.Y.U. School of Ed. A.B., Douglass College B.S. in Ed., Seton Hall Instrumental Music English University Band Assembly Committee Chair­ Social Studies man Business Education

That well-deserved rest between classes!

VIOLA PASSANI B.S., University of Vermont A.M., New York University Business Education Head of Business Education Department, Chairman of Sen­ ior Activities ROCCO C. PELLICONE JOANNE V. PLANETA ANNE MARIE POZARYCKI HELEN S. RAMAGE B.S., Syracuse University B.S., College of St. Elizabeth B.A., Montclair State Teachers B.A., Montclair State Teachers M.A., Columbia University Business Education College College Business Education Secretarial Assignments Business Education Spanish and German Chronicle Advertising Advis­ Senior Homeroom Advisor; or; Chronicle Circulation Ad­ Spanish Club Sponsor; Square visor Dance Club Sponsor

ROLAND REEDE ELIZABETH C. REYNOLDS MARGARET L. RICKERT ANDREW B. A.B., Pennsylvania State B.S., New York University R.N., Martland Medical Center RITTENHOUSE University MrEd., Rutgers University B.S., Jersey City Teachers B.P.E., Panzer College A.M., New York University Mathematics College Health Mathematics Senior Mathematics Club M.A., Rutgers University School Accounts Sponsor; Senior Accounts Health Supervision Future Nurses Sponsor; Orange Blossoms

Mr. Young assists George St. Andrassy in the wood shop.

16 CATHERINE A. ROCCA A.B., Douglass College Miss Gilkeson always keeps busy! Spanish Spanish Club Sponsor

AGNES M. ROSE GEORGE B. ST. ANDRASSY CLAIRE SALHER A.B., Bryn Mawr College B.S., New Jersey State B.S., Rutgers University M.A., New York University Teachers College Music Supervisor of Mathematics M.Ed., Rutgers University Choir, Glee Clubs, Assembly Industrial Arts Singing and Chorus Head Basketball Coach

OTTO T. SALZER EDITH SCHER JANICE A. SCHLIMM JOHN D. SCHOTT B.S., Brooklyn College B.A., Rutgers University B.S., University of Maryland B.S., Providence College Chemistry English Business Education M.Ed., Rutgers University hemistry Club Sponsor Dramatic Club Sponsor, D i­ Guidance rector of Senior Play Assistant Football Coach A geometry theorem is explained by Mr. Elowitz.

WILSON SCOTT JOHN L. SCULLION ELSBETH B. SEARLES HELEN R. SIEGMAN B.S.. Trenton Teachers College B.A., Montclair State Teachers B.A., Upsala College; B.L.S., B.S., Rutgers University M.Ed., Rutgers University College Trenton State Teachers College Guidance Counselor Guidance Counselor Science Librarian Library Squad

JULIA O. SILEY AUDREY D. SINGER HARVEY M. SKLAW DOROTHY OLDACH B.S., Long Island University B.A., Brooklyn College A.B., Rutgers University SMITH M.A., Columbia University M.Ed., Boston University English B.S., University of Science Guidance, Mathematics Chronicle Advisor Pennsylvania M.A., New York University Art 18 Studio Guild Sponsor EDWARD R. SMITH JOHN E. SOEHL RAYMOND C. STOKES AMERICO TARANTO B.S., Panzer College B.S., Ed.M., Rutgers Oswego State Teachers College M.Ed., Rutgers University M.Ed., Rutgers University University Special Education School Psychologist Driver Education Social Studier, Guidance Industrial Arts Football Coach, Track Coach, Tennis Coach Projection and Stage Crew

MARIAN B. TRAVERS JEAN TURTUR RUTH J. VAN DEUSEN B.A., Caldwell College B.S., Columbia University B.C.S., New York University English Home Economics Business Education Future Teachers of America Club Sponsor GRACE GRAVES J. PAUL WALKER EDWARD A. WEISS LILLIAN M. W INETSKY VON HELMOLT B.S., Franklin and Marshall Ph.B., Boston College B.S., Rider College B.S., Maryville State College College M.A., Columbia Teachers Business Education M A., Columbia University M A., Columbia University Science Supervisor Sophomore Homeroom Chair­ English Visual Aids man Junior Sponsor

WILLIAM D. YOUNG FRANCIS KENDALL JOHN O'BRIEN B.A., Newark State Teachers B.S., Rutgers University M.E., B.S., Rutgers University College Supervisor of Industrial Arts Supervisor of Guidance Industrial Arts

Miss Lang reads the charter to the Math IV Club.

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Bob Konecny, Linden’s only semi-finalist in National Merit Scholarship, looks over prospective colleges under the guidance of Mr. Schott.

Miss Gilkeson coaches students entering poetry reading contest.

Dave Garber and Bertha Armstead, All- State Chorus participants, rehearse with Mrs. Salher.

Different styles of writing are the main concern of Barry Moritz and Doris Gray­ son who have entered a National English Contest.

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Mr. Jakucs and Mrs. Weissbraten looked over typed material.

The daily attendance is recorded by Miss Stetz.

Mr. Rittenhouse goes over hii accounts.

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SENIOR HOMEROOM TEACHERS: First Row. Mrs. Atkins, Mrs. Ramage, Mrs. Beck, Miss Reynolds, Miss Burd. Second Row. Mr. Miller, Mr. Jamison. Missing Are: Mr. Haiko, Mr. Reede, Mr. Moldaschl, Mr. Coplan. i l i l l 1 Mrs. Passani, Senior Class Advisor and Supervisor of Senior Activities.

Carol Calabrese, Secretary, writes up her minutes for class meeting on Tuesday.

Keeping the seniors’ finances in tact is a big order that Joan Sporczyk successfully fulfills. HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS: First Row. B. Armstead, M. Dolmanet, D. Hlavka, M. Scioscia. Second Row. M. Starks, J. Lewentowicz, T. Zawacki, R. Konecny, E. McCracken, R. Castellano.

Senior Teachers, Officers and Presidents Strive for the Best for the Class of ’59

Larry Zier not only gave his services as Vice-President Our President, Bob Konecny, proved his excellent of our senior class, but was co-captain of the Varsity ability in leadership throughout our senior year. basketball team as well. JOHN ABRAHAMSEN Track 1,2; Stage Crew 1

ANTHONY ACCARDO, JR. Tony Football 1; Bam Dance Decorations 4 ; Auto Mechanic 2

JOSEPH R. ACCETTA Joe Honor Roll 1; Printing 2; Teens for Safe Driving 4

ALLAN ADAMEC Fish and Game 2 ; Printing 1

JOYCE AINGE Joy Glee 1; Perfect Attendance 2

DOLORES AMMOSCATO Dolly Art 2

JOYCE A. ANDROVICH Joy Future Nurses 2,3; Badminton 3; Golf 3; Library Squad 2; Studio Guild 2,4

EDWARD E. J. ARANOWICZ RabbitI

28 BERTHA MAE ARMSTEAD Bert H . R. Secretary 4; Glee President 2; Glee Treasurer 1; Chorus Secretary 3; All-State Chorus; Dramatics 4; Modern Dance 3,4; Cheerleader 4; Soccer 3,4; Bas­ ketball 1,2,3,4; H.R. President 3,4; H.R. Secretary 2; Prom Decorations 3; Girls Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Choir I, 2,4; Graduation Usherette 3; Talent Show 2,4; Sports Award 3,4; Golf 4

FLORENCE ASCH Service League 4

RONNIE ATKIN Ron Library Squad 1; Spanish 1,3; Glee 1,4; Choir 1,2,3; Special Girls Ensemble 2; Forensic Club 3,4; Debate 2,3; Basketball 3,4; All-State Chorus 2; Art 1; Badminton 1,4

CAROLYN EDITH AXINN Car Glee 1; Choir; Latin 1,2; French 3,4; Badminton 2; Soccer 2; Future Nurses 2,3,4; Studio Guild 1,2,3,4; Orange Blossoms 3; Art 1,2,3,4

MARY ANN AYRE H.R. Treasurer 3 ; Graduation Usherette 3

MARGARET ROSE BABIARZ Marge Super Honor Roll 1,2; H R. Secretary 3,4; Honor R o ll 3 ; Chronicle 2; Junior Dramatic 1; Graduation Usherette 3; Badminton 1,3; Future Homemakers 3

PAUL BALICKI Shop Foreman 3,4

CAROLEE ANN BARR Mr/ffett Student Council 1,2,3,4; Forensic 3; Dramatic 1,2, 3,4; German 1; H.R. Vice-President 2; Mathematics 3; French 2; Soccer 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Bas­ ketball Official 2,3,4; Freshman Talent Show; Jr. Talent Show; Booster 3,4; Graduation Usherette 3; Chronicle 4; Golf 3; Barn Dance Decorations 4; Honor Roll 1,2; Studio Guild our daLot of ftante :i

D A N B A R T U S Bart

DIANA BARTUS Dina H.R. President 2 ; H.R. Vice-President 3, H.R. Treas­ urer 4; Junior Dramatic 1; Orange Blossoms 3; Graduation Usherette 3 ; Badminton 1 ; Honor Roll 1

ROBERT BECK Bob Varsity Track 2,3,4; Fish and Game 1; Fire Drill Corps 4; Science 1

ALLEN PAUL BEDRICK Al Band 2,4; Chemistry 3; Senior Play Reading Com­ mittee 4; Junior Dramatic; German 1; Choir 4; S cien ce 1

JUDITH M. BELINSKY Judy Debate 2; Debate Secretary 3; Debate President 4; French 2,3; Spanish 3,4; Junior Dramatic 1; Senior Dramatic 2,3,4; Glee 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3; H.R. Vice- President 1,2; Assembly Committee 1; Studio Guild 1,2; Art 1,2; Service League 4

JACQUELINE J. BELL Jackie Forensic 4; Choir 4; Basketball 3; Cynosure A d v er­ tising 4; Service League 4; Chronicle Editorial 3

ETTA BELLERO Ed 1 Barn Dance Decorations 3 t JOHN BEMBEN Buddy H.R. Vice-President 1,4; Chemistry 3; Science 1; Christmas Decorations 3; Football Manager 2; Latin 1 JOAN DORIS BENNETT Joanie Glee 1; Badminton 3,4; Future Homemakers 3,4; Graduation Usherette 3; Photography 2; Basketball • 2 ,3 ,4

JOSEPH P. BERBERICH Fire Drill Squad 4; Teens for Safe Driving 4

CAROLYN MARY BERGEN Jennie Choir 3,4; Dramatic 4; Glee 1; Service League 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Modern Dance 3,4; Forensic 4; Girls Ensemble 2,3

JEROME JOSEPH BERKOWITZ Jerry Chemistry 3

BEN BERNSTEIN Benjy Chemistry Vice-President 3; Dramatic 3,4; Debate 3

CHARLES BERZANSKI Chuck Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Basketball 1; H.R. Presi­ d en t 1

VERONICA M. BINGLE Ronnie H.R. Treasurer 1; Service League 4; Badminton 1; Barn Dance Tickets 4; Basketball 2; Graduation Usherette 3; Soccer 3

MYRNA BETH BLACKMAN Chronicle 1; Spanish Club 1,3; Library Squad 1,2; Modern Dance 2,3; Forensic 3,4; Studio Guild 1,2; Talent Show 1 31 rou are we P J

EVELYN PAULA BLUM Ev German 1; Future Nurses 3,4; Orange Blossoms 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Studio Guild 2,3,4; Art 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Soccer 2,3; Badminton 2; Studio Guild Award 2,3; Sports Award 3

TOM BOBOWSKI Prom Decorations 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1; Archi­ tectural Drawing 3,4

PATRICIA ANN BOBOWSKY Basketball 2,3,4; Barn Dance Refreshments 3

DOLORES JEAN BOJAK Dee Transferred from Benedictine Academy, Elizabeth, N. J. 2; H.R. Secretary 3; Glee President 4; Service League 4; Orange Blossoms 3; Chronicle C ircu la­ tion 4

RONALD BOJAK Ron

BARBARA ANN MARIE BORONSKI Bobbie Basketball 2,3,4; Graduation Usherette 3; Cynosure Circulation 4; H.R. Secretary 4; Badminton 2; Prom Refreshments 3

BERNARD BRITT Bernie

ELIZABETH BROGAN Beth Transferred from St. Mary's High School, Elizabeth, N. J. 2; Future Nurses 2,3; Soccer 2; Cynosure E d i­ torial 3,4; French 3; Graduation Usherettes 3; Glee 1; Talent Show 3; Future Teachers 4; Basketball 2 JOHN J. BROZANA Butch Teens for Safe Driving 4

EILEEN M. BUCKLEY / Secretarial Appointment 4; Glee 1,2; Basketball 2,3,4; H R. Treasurer 4; Student Council 2,3; H.R. Secretary 1; Cynosure Circulation 4; Teens for Safe Driving 4; Graduation Usherette 3; Prom Decora­ tions 3; Talent Show 1

MARION J. BURKOWSKI Library Squad 2; Spanish 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1

CAROL DENISE CALABRESE Student Council 1,3; Class Secretary 3,4; H.R. Secre­ tary 2,3; Barn Dance Decoration 3,4; Studio Guild 1 ; Art 1; Basketball 1,2,4; Teens for Safe Driving 4; G le e 1 ; Cynosure Circulation 4 ; Dramatic 3 ; Gradu- tion Usherette 3 ; Badminton 1 ; Talent Show 1 ; H.R. Vice-President 4; Halloween Queen Attendant 4

VINCENT W. CALLAHAN Vinny Radio 3; Choir 4; Square Dance 4

MARY C. CARHART Chronicle Advertising 4 ; Cynosure Circulation 4; Badminton 1,2,3,4; Basketball 4; Barn Dance T ick ets 4

ARTHUR CARR German 1; Basketball 1; Tennis 2,3,4

MARILYN CASINO Stormy Perfect Attendance 2,3; Spanish 2,3; Soccer 3; H.R. Treasurer 1; Photography 1; Glee 1; Senior Dramatic 3; Christmas Decorations 3; Modern Dance 2,3; Graduation Usherette 3; Talent Show 2,3; Square Dance 1; Basketball 3; Barn Dance Decorations 4; Cheerleading 1; Studio Guild 1 33 ^ name,

PETER CASSIDY Hoppy Football 1 ; Baseball 1 ; Square Dance 3 ; Cafeteria Corps 3; Stage Crew 2,3,4; Prom Decoration 3; Barn Dance Decoration 3,4

ROBERT CASTELLANO Bob H.R. President 1,2,3,4; Class President 3; Chairman Prom Decoration Committee 3 ; J.V. Baseball 1 ; J-V. Track 1; Honor Roll 2; Barn Dance Decoration 3 ,4

ELEANOR CHARNECKI El Student Council 1 ; H.R. Treasurer 3; Art 1 ; Photog­ raphy 1; Foul Shooting 1; Studio Guild 1,2,3,4; Barn Dance Decoration 3,4; Prom Decoration 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Cynosure Advertising 4; Mathematics 3

GEORGE CHEW Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Physics 4; Chemistry 4; German 1

PATRICIA A. CHMIEL Patty Secretarial Appointment 4; Student Council 4; H.R. Secretary 1; H.R. Vice-President 2,3; H.R. Treasurer 2; Graduation Usherette 3; Perfect Attendance 2; Art 1; Studio Guild 1; Cheerleading 1,2; Service L eague 4

JOHN CHRZANOWSKI Chizzy German 1; Track 2; Barn Dance Refreshments 3; Fish and Game 2; Auto Mechanics 4; Barn Dance Decoration 4

RAYMOND CHUVALA Ray Mathematics 3; Chemistry 3,4; Golf 2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 2,3; Cynosure Advertising 4; Teens for Safe Driving 4; Barn Dance Refreshment 4 ; Mechan­ ical Drawing 2,3

PETER CIRIANI Teens for Safe Driving 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Chemistry 4; Fish and Game 4; Assembly Committee 4; Barn Dance Refreshment 4 34 MICHAEL A. CITRANO, JR. Mike Baseball 1,2; Football 1,3; Print 2,3,4; Chemistry 3; Square Dance 2

GARY ROBERT CLARKE Curly Student Council 2 ; Square Dance 4 ; Chemistry 4 ; Barn Dance Decoration 4; Fish and Game 2

JIM CLEMENS Clem Track 2; Fish and Game 2; Barn Dance Refresh­ m ents 4

LENNY CODELLA Fats Chronicle Circulation 4

JAMES S. COLLETTI Duke Chronicle Circulation 4; Barn Dance Decorations 4; H.R. Vice-President 2; Chronicle Advertising 4

DENNIS GEORGE COYLE Mallory H.R. Treasurer 2; Chemistry 3; Spanish 1

CHARLES CRANE jack Chemistry 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1; Cynosure A d ­ vertising 4; Teens for Safe Driving 4; Mechanical Drawing 2; J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 4

RONALD J. CREPEAU Football 1,2; Soccer 4; Baseball 1; Printing 1,2,3,4; Choir 3,4; Chemistry 3; Band 1,2,3; Orchestra 4; Square Dance 2

35 EDWARD CUNLIFFE Ed Chronicle Circulation 4

ROBERT EDMUND CURE Bob Football 1 ; Baseball 1 ; Soccer 2 ; H.R. President 3

CARL E. DAHLBERG Chemistry 3,4; Mathematics 3,4; Cynosure A d v ertis­ ing 4; Barn Dance Refreshments 4; German 1

MARY JANE DALZIEL Mary Future Nurses 1,2,3,4; Orange Blossoms 3,4; Bas­ ketball 1,2; Graduation Usherette 3; Referee 2,3; Badminton 2; Glee 3; Barn Dance Decoration 3; Girls Sports Club 3; Service League 4; Pep Club 3; Talent Show 3

ARTHUR DANEKE Art Chronicle Advertising 2,3; Chemistry 3,4; Square Dance 3; German 1

RICHARD DANEKE Dick J.V. Track 2; Choir 4

JEANNE C. D’ANGELO H.R. Vice-President 3 ; Perfect Attendance 1 ; Soccer 2,3,4; Badminton 1,2,4; Basketball 3,4; Pep Club 3,4 ; Service League 4 ; Graduation Usherette 3

ROMA R. DANISH Honor Roll 1; Glee 2; Graduation Usherette 3; Square Dance 3; Pep Club 3,4 36 SANFORD R. DARE Sandy Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2

ROBERT DASS Bob J.V. Track 2,3; H.R. Vice-President 4; H.R. Treas- urer 1; Barn Dance Refreshment 3

SHARON DAVIDOW Shar French 1,2; H.R. Treasurer 1; Glee 1; Girls Sports

J O H N D E E M Johnnie Square Dance 3,4; Glee 2; Choir 1,2; Science 1; H.R. President 1,2,3; Prom Decorations 3; Chronicle 4 ; A rt 3

ARLENE S. DELMAN Ar Cynosure Advertising 4; H.R. Treasurer 4; French 1,2,3,4; Spanish 3,4; Chronicle 2; Graduation Usher­ ette 3; Photography 1; Future Teachers 3,4; Christ­ mas Decorations 3; Barn Dance Decorations 4; Art 1,2,3; Studio 1,2,3; Sports Award 3,4; Badminton 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4; Foul Shooting 1; Pep Club 3

MARY ANN DEVLIN Student Council 1; Glee 3; Perfect Attendance 1 Photography 1; Graduation Usherette 3; Pep Club 3 Future Homemakers 3; Badminton 1,2; Soccer 3 Basketball 3

CONNIE DIGIESO Photography 1 ; H.R. Secretary 3 ; Graduation Usher­ r r ette 3; Service League 4

RONALD DOBILAS Ronnie German 1; Printing 1,2; J.V. Soccer 2; J.V. Track 2,3; Varsity Track 4; Barn Dance Refreshments 3

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MARY LOU DOLMANET Lou Cynosure Editorial 3,4; H.R. President 4; H.R. Vice- President 1; H.R. Secretary 2; Student Council 3; Photograpy 1; Barn Dance Refreshments 3; Honor R o ll 1 ,2 ; Chronicle Circulation 4

CATHERINE DONIA Cathy Glee 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1

RICHARD NORMAN DOROSIN Dick Honor Roll 1,3; H.R. President 1; Debate 2,3,4; Mathematics 3; German 1,2,3; Dramatics 1,3; Band 1,2; Choir 1,3,4; Glee 1; Tennis 2,3; Chronicle 3 ; Talent Show 1

ROBERT DRAKE Boh Baseball 1; J.V. Track 2; J.V. Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer 3,4; Teens for Safe Driving 4

ANN MURIEL DUGAN Muir Future Nurses 2,3; Studio Guild 2,3,4; H.R. Treas­ urer 2; Graduation Usherette 3

JACQUELINE KATHRYN DUGGAN Jackie Cynosure Advertising Chairman 4; Art 1; .Photog­ raphy 1; Foul Shooting 1; Officials 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Future Nurses 2,3,4; Orange Blossoms 2,3; Prom Decorations 3; Barn Dance Decorations 3,4; Studio Guild 1,2,3,4; Art 1,2,3,4; Window Painting Award 3; Soccer 3; Badminton 2,3; Poster Award 3; Pep Club 3,4; Secretarial Appointment 4

PAUL EBELING Ebe Soccer 1,2; Auto 2; Fish and Game 4

JOAN EIGNER Ike Glee 1; Photography 1; Perfect Attendance 1; H.R. President 2 ALAN BRUCE EISEN Future Teachers 4 ; Debate 2 ; Square Dance 3 ; Cyno­ sure Advertising 4; Dramatic 4

RITA EISENBERG Dramatic 1,3,4; Modern Dance 2; Spanish 1,3; For­ ensic 4 ; Cynosure Advertising 4; Cynosure C ircu la­ tion 4; Graduation Usherette 3; Play Reading Com­ m ittee 3

SAMUEL ELFAND Sammy Basketball 2

MAUREEN ALICE ERBECK Matty Badminton 1 ; Studio Guild 1 ; Chronicle Circulation 2; Spanish 3; Future Flomemakers 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Senior Play Reading Committee 3; Cynosure Circulation 4; Secretarial Appointment 4; Cynosure T yp ist 4

MICHAEL FARBER J.V. Soccer 2,3; Varsity Soccer 4; J.V. Tennis 2; Varsity Tennis 3; Mathematics 3,4; German 1,2

GAIL FARINICK Transferred from Perth Amboy High School, N. J. 4; French 1,2,3; Dance 1,2,3; Glee 1; Student Council 2,3; Paletters 3; Under Class Annual 2,3; Tri Hi Y 3; Service Club 3; Chronicle Advertising 4 ; Cynosure Advertising 4; H.R. Secretary 4; Barn Dance Decora­ tions 4 ; Service League 4

RICHARD FARRELL Dick Soccer 2; Student Council 3

SHEILA BARBARA FEINBERG Freckles G le e 1 ; Cynosure Advertising 4 ; Perfect Attendance 1 ANTHONY FIORELLO Tony Cynosure Advertising 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2; Stage Crew 1,2; Barn Dance Refreshments 3

BARRY FISCHLER The Fish Chronicle Editorial 3,4; French 3; Student Council 2; Radio 3; Forensic 4; Barn Dance Tickets 4

PATRICIA ANN FLANAGAN Pat G le e 1

WOODROW FOSTER Woody F o o tb all 1

LINDA ANN FOWLER Lyn Photography 1

FRANK S. FUTYMA Foot Barn Dance Refreshments 3

SUSAN L. GALANSKY Sue French 2,3; Spanish 3; Future Teachers 3,4; Honor R o ll 3

ELIZABETH T. GARAN Betty Honor Roll 1,2; H R. Treasurer 3; Choir 3; Girls Ensemble 2; Chronicle Circulation 2; Square Dance 3; French 2; Teens for Safe Driving 3; Barn Dance Refreshment 3,4; Christmas Decorations 3; Secre­ tarial Appointment 4; Perfect Attendance 1 40 DAVID GARBER Dave H.R. President 1 ; Student Council 4 ; Science 1 ; All-State Chorus 2,4; Glee 1,2,3,4; Radio 3,4; Dra­ matic 3,4; Fire Drill Squad 4; Chronicle 3

CAROLYN HELEN GARBUS Carol Secretarial Appointment 4; Twirling 1; Twirler 2,3,4; H.R. President 3; H.R. Secretary 4; Super Honor Roll 1 ; Honor Roll 2,3 ; Graduation Usher­ ette 3 ; Glee 1 ; Photography 1 ; Perfect Attendance 1 ; Foul Shooting 1 ; Tennis 1 ; Modern Dance 2,3 ; Soccer 2,3; Basketball 3; Badminton 1,3; Athletic Award 1,2,3

PHYLLIS J. GARFIELD Phyl Cynosure Advertising 4; H.R. Vice-President 1; Honor Roll 3; Chronicle Editorial 2; Art Exhibit Award 3; Art 1,2,3,4; Studio Guild 1,2,3,4; Window Painting Contest 2,3; French Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3; Prom Decorations 3; Barn Dance Decora­ tions 4; Graduation Usherette 3; Modern Dance 2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Badminton 1,2,3,4; Foul Shoot­ ing 1; Soccer 3; Future Teachers 3,4; Photography 1; Boosters 3,4; Athletic Award 2,3; Christmas Decora­ tion s 3

RICHARD HENRY GARRICK

JUNE CAROL GAYDOS Twirling 1; Talent Show 2,3; H.R. Secretary 3; Secretarial Appointment 4

ALAN DAVID GELLER Al Mathematics 3,4; Radio 3,4; Science 1; Cynosure Advertising 4; Glee 1

MIRIAM GERBER Micki Dramatic 3,4; Playreading Committee 4; Forensic 3,4; Debate 2,3; Band 1,2; Spanish Club 1,3; Student Council 3; Cynosure Advertising 4; Cynosure C ircu ­ lation 4; Science 1; Modern Dance 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Library Squad 1; Chronicle 2; Honor Roll 1

JOSEPH GILLICH Joe Transferred from St. Mary’s, Elizabeth, N. J. 1; H.R. Vice-President 4 , 4 1 an J

LYDIA GINDIN Cynosure Advertising 4; Debate 2,3,4; Dramatics 4; Modern Dance 2; French 2; Mathematics 3; Bad­ minton 1,2; Basketball 2

THOMAS GIVENS Tom Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2; J.V. Soccer 2; Var­ sity Soccer 3,4; Fire Drill Corps 4

JOHN GOJDICS Jack Football 1; H.R. Vice-President 1; Track 2; Print­ ing 2; Wood Work 1,2,3; Fish and Game 2; Auto Mechanises 3

DONALD GOLEME Don Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3; Student Council 1; Fire Drill Squad 4; Cynosure Advertising 4; H.R. President 4

IRIS ANN GOOD / Service League 3,4

JEANNE M. GOYETTE feanie Chronicle Editorial 3,4 ; Student Council 2 ; Honor Roll 3; Perfect Attendance 2; French 2,3,4; Forensic 4; Graduation Usherette 3; Barn Dance Decorations 3,4; Spanish 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Badminton 1,2,3,4; Soccer 2,3; Pep Club 3; Foul Shooting 1 ; Science 1 ; Library Squad 2 ; Athletic Award 2,3 ; Officials 2,3,4

DORIS GRAYSON r . r . Honor Roll 3; Mathematics 3,4; Chronicle Editorial 1,2,3,4; Senior Play Reading Committee 4; Student Council 3,4; Debate 2,3,4; Spanish 3,4; French 1,2; Science 1; Tennis 1; Dramatics 3,4; Studio Guild 1,2; Glee 1; Barn Dance Tickets 4; Teens for Safe Driving 4; Basketball 3; Badminton 1,2; Halloween Window Painting 1,2

SANDRA S. GRAZIANO Sandy Spanish 3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; Modern Dance 2,3; Basketball 3; Badminton 1,2; Graduation Usher­ ette 3; Athletic Award 3; Pep Club 3,4 ANITA EDITH GREENBERG Cookie Pep Club 3,4; Badminton 1,2,3,4; Soccer 2,3,4 ketball 2,3,4

JANET RITA GRILLO Jan Secretarial Appointment 4; Library Squad 2,3,4; Spanish 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Badminton 1; Pep Squad 3,4; Talent Show 2; H.R. Treasurer 4; Chronicle Circulation 2; Perfect Attendance 1,2; Cynosure Circulation 4; Honor Roll 2; Cynosure T y p ist 4

RONALD GROCHOCK John

EUGENE GUTAUSKUS Ci c u e Basketball 1; H.R. President 1; Band 4; Assembly Band 4; Square Dance 3

SANDFORD GUTKIN Sandy J.V. Basketball 1, Varsity 2,3,4; J.V. Baseball 1; J.V . Football 2, Varsity 3 ; Cafeteria Corps 3 ; Student Council 3; Barn Dance Decorations 3; Christmas Decorations 3; Auto Mechanics 2; Print 2

D A L E H A A S Graduation Usherette 3; Cynosure Advertising 4; Teens for Safe Driving 4

JOANNE MARION HABER

H.R. Secretary 1; Badminton 1,2,4; Graduation Usherette 3; Cynosure Circulation 4

WILLIAM JOHN HAPSTAK Happy VERNES HARRIETT Spider Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 3 ; Varsity Baseball 3

DAVID HAUCK Dave Band 1,2,3,4; Barn Dance Decorations 4

VALERIE HAVILAND Val Twirler 2,3,4; Honor Roll 3; Studio Guild 1; Science 1; Basketball 2,3,4; Foul Shooting 2; Chemistry 4; Prom Decorating 3; Badminton 2,3,4; Soccer 2,3,4

JOHN HEALEY Jack Printing 2,3; Fish and Game 2

IRMGARD HEINZ Irma Secretarial Appointment 4; Super Honor Roll 1,2; Honor Roll 3; Chronicle Editorial 3; Chronicle 2 ,3 ; Cynosure Circulation 4; Badminton 2; Graduation Usherette 3; Service League 4; Assembly Committee 2,3,4; Glee 1; Junior Dramatic 1

VINCENT HENDRICKSEN Vince Square Dance 4

BURTON HENRICH Burt J.V. Football 3

RUTH HEUNERMUND Ruthie Future Nurses 2,3; Orange Blossoms 3; Chronicle Advertising 3; Cynosure Advertising 4; Art 1,2,3,4; Studio Guild 1,2,3,4; Barn Dance Refreshments 4 44 ROBERT J. HILL Bob Fish and Game 2; Printing 2; H.R. President 3; Basketball 1; Shop Foreman 3,4

THOMAS GEORGE HILLARD Tom Printing 2,3,4; Fish and Game 2; H.R. Treasurer 3

DOLORES HLAVKA Dolly Student Council Secretary 3; Class Treasurer 3; Square Dance 4; Spanish 3,4; Library Squad 1,2; Forensic 4; Orange Blossoms 3; Future Nurses 2; Glee 3; Latin 1; Perfect Attendance 1,2; Honor Roll 3; Future Teachers 4; Graduation Usherette 3

GERALDINE WALLIS HOLMES Jeri Future Nurses 4; Orange Blossoms 4; Basketball 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Glee 1,4; Modern Dance 3; Gradua­ tion Usherette 3 ; Photography 1 ; Teens for Safe Driving 4; Soccer 4

MARION JOAN HOMA Ginger Honor Roll 1; Twirler 2,3,4; Science Treasurer 1; H.R. Vice-President 1; Future Teachers 4; Future Nurses 3 ; Orange Blossoms 3 ; Badminton 2 ; Gradu­ ation Usherette 3; Glee 1; Studio Guild 2,3,4; Hal­ loween Window Painting Award 2,3; Prom Decora­ tions 3; Art 2,3,4

ROBERT HOOVER Bob Transferred from St. Nicholas of Tolentine 2; De­ bating 1,2; Oratory 1,2; Student Council 4; Fire Drill Squad 4; Choir 4

WILLIAM HORNYAK Bill J.V. Track 2; Perfect Attendance 1; Fish and Game 2; Auto Mechanics 4

MARIE ANNE HUFF Rid G le e 1 ; Chronicle Circulation 2,3; Future Home­ makers 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Perfect Attend­ ance 1,2; Barn Dance Decorations 4; Cynosure C ir­ cu latio n 4 45 eue,U our.

GEORGIANNA IACOBONE Georgie Glee 2, Photography 1, Student Council 3; Barn Dance Derorations 3; Teens for Safe Driving 4

ARNOLD JAFFE Chemistry 3; Chronicle Advertising 4

C. FREDRICK JAGGER Freddie J.V. Soccer 2,3; Square Dance 4; Fire Drill Squad 4; Barn Dance Refreshments 4; Choir 4

EDWARD J. JANUS Eddie

LINDA ANNE JAUCH Linda H.R. Vice-President 4; Barn Dance Decorations 4; Basketball 3,4; Graduation Usherette 3; Chronicle Editorial 3,4; Chronicle Advertising 3; Chronicle Circulation 2; H.R. Treasurer 1; Window Painting Award 2; Studio Guild 2,3; Art 1,2,3; Art Award 2; Christmas Decorations 3; Barn Dance Refreshments 4 ; Cynosure Circulation 4

DANIEL JEREMKO Dan H.R. President 1 ; Super Honor Roll 1,2; Honor Roll 3; Junior Dramatic 1; Science 2; German 2,3,4; Football 2; Varsity Soccer 3,4; Chronicle Editorial 3,4; Mathematics 3; President 4; German Trophy 3; T e n n is 2

J E A N J O L L Y Pep Club 4; Barn Dance Decorations 3; Art 1,2; Chronicle Circulation 2; Prom Decorations 3’

CAROLE LEE JONES Glee 1; Soccer 2; Chronicle Circulation 4; Drama­ tics 4 RICHARD JORDAN Richie Transferred from Lafayette Junior H. S., Elizabeth, N. J.; Fish and Game 1; Cafeteria Corps 3; Chem­ istry 4

JACQUELYNE JULIAN Jackie Student Council 1,2; HR. Secretary 3; Cynosure Advertising 4; French 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers 4; Honor Roll 3; Studio Guild 1; Photography 1; Art 1; Badminton 2; Foul Shooting 1; Basketball 3; Modern Dance 2; Graduation Usherette 3; Barn Dance Decorations 4; Teens for Safe Driving 4

SUE ELLEN JUNIO Sue H.R. President 3; H.R. Secretary 1,2,4; Dramatics 3; Dramatic Secretary 4 ; Photography 1 ; Glee 1 ; Pep Club 4; Soccer 2; Badminton 2,3; Chronicle C ircu ­ lation 3; Talent Show 1; Graduation Usherette 3

LAURIE JUSKO Lori Chronicle Staff 4

ROBERT KAMIENSKI Bob Baseball 3; Basketball 2

DAVID KAMOLA Prom Decorations 3 ; Barn Dance Tickets 4 ; Library Squad 2

THOMAS KARAMUS T-K Fish and Game 1; Perfect Attendance 2; Chemistry 4 ; Cafeteria Corps 3

BARBARA MARY ANN KARKOVICE Bobbie Art 4; Studio Guild 4; Chronicle Circulation 2; Home Economics 1 47 /?

PATRICIA KAUS Pat Studio Guild 1; Art 1,2,3

G E N E K E L L Y Kelly

NANCY PATRICIA KELLY Nan German 1,2; Spanish 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Art 1,2,3; Studio Guild 1,2; Glee 1,2; Choir 2; Badminton 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Cynosure Circulation 4; Honor Roll 1

THOMAS F. KELLY Tom Dramatics 4; Science 1; Future Teachers 4

ARLENE JUDITH KEMPNER Bunny Photography 1; French 1; Studio Guild 1,2; Choir 2; Badminton 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Art 1 ,2 ; Cynosure Advertising 4; Service League 4; H.R. Secretary 2; Cynosure Circulation 4

JIM KIELBON Reno RONNY KLAUSNER J.V. Tennis 2 ; Christmas Decorations 3 ; Science 1 ; C h em istry 3 ; G erm an 1 ; Chronicle Advertising 3 ; Chronicle Editorial 3

DORIS ANN KLETT Dorie H.R. Vice-President 2; Glee 3,4; Cynosure C ircu la­ tion 4; Dramatic 1; Graduation Usherette 3; Secre­ tarial Appointment 4

DOLORES KMETZ Lor H.R. President 1; H.R. Vice-President 4; Super Honor Roll 1,2; Honor Roll 3; Dramatic 1; Cynosure Circulation 4 ; Graduation Usherette 3; Chronicle 2 ,3 ; Secretarial Appointment 4

PATRICIA ANNE KOENIG Pat German 1; Glee 1; Barn Dance Tickets 4; Square Dance 4; Future Teachers 4; Basketball 3

BEVERLY J. KOFKA Angel Twirler 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; H.R. Secretary 4; Badminton 1; Honor Roll Chairman 3

E D K O L E S A R Eddie

GEORGE KOLESAR Fish and Game 1; Chronicle 1

DONALD KOLIBAS Don Football 2,3; Tennis 2; Radio 3,4; Fire Drill Squad 4 ; C h o ir 4

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RONALD KOLOGI Ron

ROBERT G. KONECNY Bob Class President 4; H.R. President 4; Super Honor Roll 1; Student Council 2; Mathematics 3,4; Library Squad 2; Honor Roll 3; Chronicle Editorial 4; H.R. Treasurer 3; German Award 2; Fire Drill Squad 4; Teens for Safe Driving 4

JOHN JOSEPH KOPCHINSKI Jack H.R. President 3; Band 2,3,4; Teens for Safe Driv­ ing 4; Mathematics 4; Orchestra 2; Talent Show 2,3: Science 1; Barn Dance Refreshments 4

JOSEPH JOHN KORNAS Joe Baseball 1; J.V. Soccer 2; Varsity Soccer 3,4; Co- Captain 4; Spanish 3; Student Council 1; H.R. Vice- President 3; Christmas Decorations 3; Chronicle 4 ; C o in 1

GEORGE EDMOND KORNMEYER Skippy Varsity Football 2,3,4; Varsity Baseball 2,3,4; Foot­ ball 1; Baseball 1; H.R. President 2; Cafeteria Corps 3 ,4

DENNIS KOROMI J.V. Football 2; Barn Dance Refreshments 3; Art 2

LEON KOSLOWSKI

MARY ANN KOTORA Mar Secretarial Appointment 4; Graduation Usherette 3 Cynosure Circulation 4; Badminton 1,2; Pep Club 4 Window Painting Award 1 ROBERT KOZAK T rebor Basketball 1 ; Science 1 ; Fire Drill Squad 4

MARY ELLEN CHRISTINE KRAFT Mel Super Honor Roll 2 ; Honor Roll 1 ; Chronicle E d i­ torial 3,4; Spanish 3,4; Badminton 1,2,3; Basketball 3,4; Chemistry 4; Prom Decorations 3; Graduation Usherette 3 ; Barn Dance Refreshments 4

ROBERT KROBOTH Bob

GERALDINE KRYSIAK Geri Glee 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,3,4; Latin 1; Perfect Attend­ ance 1,2,3; Graduation Usherette 3; All-State Chorus 3; Square Dance 2; Future Teachers 4 ; Badminton 2; Tennis 1 ; Girls Ensemble 1

PATRICIA R. KUKAL Pat Cynosure Circulation 4; Service League 4; Glee 1; Photography 1,2; Foul Shooting 1; Badminton 1,2; Tennis 1; Basketball 3,4; Captain 2; Basketball Offi­ cial 2,3,4; Soccer 3,4

STANLEY K. KULPINSKI Stash Band 1,2,3,4; Chronicle 3,4; Mathematics 3,4; Var­ sity Golf 3,4; Orchestra 3; Honor Roll 1,3; Fire Drill Squad 4 ; Color Guard 2,3,4

J O H N K U Z M A Chemistry 3,4 ; Square Dance 4

ERNEST KUZNETZOW Ernie Football 1 ; Fish and Game 2 ; Photography 1 .5or oCinden ^Jdicjh

DANIEL KUZNITZ Kuzz H.R. Vice-President 1

FRANCES ANN LABONIA Fran Photography 1; Choir 2,3; Glee 2,3,4; Library Squad 2 ,3 ,4 ; Cynosure Advertising 4; Bam Dance 3

ROBERT LAMB H.R. President 1

PATRICIA ANN LESKIN Patti Photography President 1; Choir 1,2; Glee 2; Studio Guild 1; Art 1,2; Chronicle Circulation 4; Cynosure Circulation 4; Spanish 4; Student Council 4; H.R. Secretary 3; Barn Dance Decorations 4; Window Painting Award 1,2; Halloween Queen Attendant 4

IRENE LESKY 1 H.R. Treasurer 3; Secretarial Appointment 4; Gradu­ ation Usherette 3; Chronicle Typist 4; Pep Club 4; Chronicle Circulation 4 ; Cynosure C ircu latio n 4 ; Badminton 1,2; Prom Decorations 3; Honor Roll 1,2

JOSEPH LESZCZAK Joe German 2; J.V. Basketball 2; H.R. Vice-President 4; Honor Roll 1,2 ; Science 1

JOHN LEWENTOWICZ Johnny Basketball 1; German 1,2; H.R. President 4; J.V. Track 2; Varsity Track 3,4; J.V. Football 1,2; Var­ sity Football 3,4; Cafeteria Corps 4; Science 1

THERESA LINARELLI Terry Transferred from Lafayette High School, N. Y. 2; Honor Roll 2; Basketball 4 52 WILLIAM A. LOWE Bill Football 1 ; J.V. Track 2

CAROLE ANN LUBETKIN Dramatic 3,4; French 2,3; Spanish 3; Future Teachers 3,4; Studio Guild 1,2; Art 1,2; Basketball 2,3; Barn Dance Decorations 3; Honor Roll 3; Badminton 2

DIANE LEE MacALPINE Di Dramatic 2 ; Future Teachers 3,4 ; Spanish 3 ; Gradu­ ation Usherette 3 ; Library Squad 1 ; Honor Roll 3 ; Studio Guild 1 ; Teens for Safe Driving 4 ; Barn Dance Decoration 4; Christmas Decorations 3

DORIS MADEY Dor Basketball 3; Badminton 3; Perfect Attendance 2

BARBARA MADONIA Barb H.R. President 1,2; Student Council 2,3; Library Squad 1,2; Graduation Usherette 3; Future Home­ makers 2,3; Basketball 2; Tennis 2; Badminton 2; French 3; H R. Secretary 4

ANNA ROSE MAJESKI H.R. Treasurer 1; Secretarial Appointment 4

MARION LOUISE MAKSIMIK Basketball 2,3; Badminton 2; Future Teachers 2; Glee 1,2; French 3; Honor Roll 1,2; Window Paint­ ing Award 2

SANDRA ANNE MANGEE Sandy G le e 1 ; Chronicle Circulation 2; Orchestra 2; Choir 2; French 2; Dramatic 3; Pep Club 4

53 FRANK JOSEPH MANNUZZA Frank Science 1,2; Chemistry 3,4; German 1,2; J.V. Base­ ball 2; H.R. Vice-President 3; Honor Roll 3; Base­ ball 1

FRED MARCUS Fritzy Student Council 1; German 1,2; Science 1; Baseball 2; Chemistry 3; Glee 2

LOUIS A. MARGAGLIONE Lou Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; All-State Band 1,2, 3,4; All-State Orchestra 3,4; All-State Regional Band 1 ,2 ,3 ,4

MARLENE F. MARKOWSKI Mar Transferred from Holy Family Academy 2; Orange Blossoms 3,4; Future Nurses 2,3,4; Cynosure E d i­ torial 3,4; Glee 1; French 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Square Dance 4

MARY ANN MARONEY Mar Window Painting Award 1; Chronicle Circulation 2,4; Spanish 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Dramatic 3; Studio Guild 1; Pep Club 4

P A U L M A R S H Perfect Attendance 2; Auto Mechanic 1,3; Fish and G am e 2,3

BARBARA MARTINO Bobbie Secretarial Appointment 4; H.R. President 3; Cyno­ sure Circulation 4; Photography 2; Perfect Attend­ ance 1 ; Basketball 4; Pep Club 4

JACQUELINE MARX fackie Graduation Usherette 3 54 BARBARA ANN MAYER Bobbie Badminton 1,2,3; Basketball 3; Soccer 1,2,3; Square Dance 3; Future Homemakers 2; Chronicle C ircu la­ tio n 4

HAROLD MAYERS Harry Baseball 1; J.V. Track 2,3; Chronicle 4; Varsity T ra c k 4

JANICE M. MAZUR Jan Photography 2; Basketball 4; Secretarial Appoint­ m en t 4 ; Cynosure Circulation 4; Pep Club 4

LEONA M. MAZUR Lee Photography 2; Pep Club 4

PATRICIA I. McCALLUM Cookie Dramatic 2,4; German 1,2; Orchestra 2,3,4; Modern Dance 3,4; Glee 1,2,4; Graduation Usherette 3; Girls Sports 2,3,4; Student Council Guide 4; Talent Sh o w 1 t h o m a s M cC a r t h y Mac

MARY E. McCONLOGUE Photography 1,2; Badminton 1; Glee 3; Chronicle Advertising 3,4 ; Graduation Usherette 3 ; Future Homemakers 3; Cynosure Advertising 4 ; Basketball 4; Pep Club 3,4

ELLIS McCRACKIN Football 1 ; Baseball 1 ; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Track 2,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Fire Squad 4; Cafeteria Corps 4 ; H.R. President 4 55 ¡b e a re d against

J o s e p h M cG r a t h Me Grew

BARBARA A. MERSITZ Bobbi Orange Blossoms 3,4 ; Future Nurses 4 ; Pep Club 4 ; Graduation Usherette 3 ; Perfect Attendance 1 ; Stu­ dent Council 1; H.R. Secretary 3; Future Home­ makers 3; Barn Dance Tickets 4; Art 3

ROY WILLIAM MEYERS Stage Crew 1,2,3,4

VIRGINIA IRENE MEYERS Muff Soccer 2,3,4; Badminton 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Square Dance 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3

JO-ANN MICIAK J° Service League 4; Badminton 3; Graduation Usher­ ette 3; Basketball 3,4; Barn Dance Decorations 3,4

SANDRA LOUISE MIDURA Sandy Student Council 3 ; Barn Dance Decorations 4 ; Art 1,2; Studio 1; Basketball 4

LOENDO ANDINO MIER Lenny Transferred from Bayonne High 4; Student Council 4; Football 3; Swimming Team 1; Softball Team 3; Fire Squad 4

JANE ELLEN MIKESH Janie Glee 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Badminton 3; Teens for Safe Driving 3; Future Nurses 4

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RONALD MIKESH Mich J.V. Football 2,3; J.V . Track 2; H.R. Vice-President 2 ,4 ; Chronicle Circulation 4

GERALD MILLER Jerry

PATRICIA MILLER Patty Teens for Safe Driving 3; Studio Guild 3; Basket­ b all 4

RICHARD MILLIGAN Richie Football 1; Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 2,3,4; All- County Baseball 3

JACK MOCHAN Moch H.R. Vice-President 1; Teens for Safe Driving 4; Band 1,2; Prom Decorations 3; Interclass Basket­ b all 1

PATRICIA ANN MODLISZEWSKI Patches Glee 1; Jr. Dramatic Club 1; Art 1; Studio Guild 1; Talent Show 1,2; Chronicle Circulation 2; Choir 2,4; Barn Dance Decorations 4

ADRIENNE ANN MONICO A Chronicle Circulation 2 ; Glee 1 ; Soccer 2

DOROTHY MOORE Dottie H.R. Secretary 2,3,4 S t a n d i our Acliool

GEORGE C. MORETTI

BARRY K. MORITZ Shorty Band 1,2,3,4; Mathematics 3,4; Assembly Commit tee 2,3,4; Dramatic 1,3; Science 1; Basketball 1,2 Tennis 2,4; Chronicle Editorial 2; Orchestra 3 Super Honor Roll 1,2,3; German 2; Physics 4 Chemistry 4

PATRICIA MORRIS Transferred from Roselle High School, N. J. 4; Chronicle Circulation 4 ; Sports Clubs 3 ; Leader Clubs 3; Red Cross Club 2

JAMES J. MOTLEY, JR. Mot Transferred from Holy Trinity High School, N. J. 2 ; Varsity Football 4; J.V. Football 3; J.V. Track 3; Fire Squad 4; Barn Dance Decorations 4; Interclass Basketball 1 ; Gym Club 1

ROBERTA T. MROZ Bert Secretarial Appointment 4; Chronicle Circulation 2; Girls Ensemble 2; Perfect Attendance 2; H.R. Treas­ urer 3,4; Talent Show 3; Square Dance 3; Barn Dance Refreshments 3

JANET MARIANNE MURAWSKI Jan Glee 1,2,4; Soccer 3; Basketball Captain 3; H.R. Vice-President 1; Photography 1; Jr. Dramatics; Service League 4; Cynosure Advertising 4; Secre­ tarial Appointment 4; Vocal Club 1; Play Reading 3; Barn Dance Decorations 4; Talent Show 1

ALBERT MYERS Alby

JAMES E. MYERS Jimmy Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Track 1; J.V. Track 2; Varsity Track 3,4; Soccer 2 58 CAROL NEHRBAUER Perfect Attendance 1,2

ARLEEN A. NESTER R Choir 3; Girls Ensemble 2; Square Dance 3; H.R. President 3; Talent Show 3; Chronicle Circulation 2; Barn Dance Refreshments 3; Teens for Safe Driving 3; Christmas Decorations 3; Barn Dance Refresh­ ments 4; French 2

JOSEPH J. NEWMAN Joe « 7 Chemistry 3,4; Square Dance 4; H.R. Treasurer 2; Bowling 2; Barn Dance Decoration 4; Perfect At­ ten d an ce 2

ALBERT H. NICOLAI German 3,4; Math 3; Square Dance 4; Science 1; Barn Dance Refreshment 3; Barn Dance Decoration 4

RICHARD NIESSEN Rick Cynosure Editorial 3,4; Radio 3,4; Honor Roll 1

MICHAEL O’BRIEN Transferred from Roselle Park High School, N. J. 4; Science 1; Tennis Team 2,3; Football 3; Wrestling 3; Orchestra 2; Mathematics 4; Band 1,2,4; Honor Roll 2; Physics 4; Chemistry 4; Radio 4

r STEPHEN OMBALSKI Steve Varsity Football 4; J.V. Football 2; J.V. Track 2; Varsity Track 3,4; Student Council 4; Barn Dance Refreshments 3; Prom Decorations 3; Fire Squad 4; Cafeteria Corps 4; Bam Dance Decorations 4

JOSEPH O’NEIL Joe to ffloriouA view,

J O H N O R A K Johnny

KATHLEEN ANN PAFFRATH Kathy Cynosure Editorial 3,4; H.R. Treasurer 3; Art Award 1; Studio Guild 1; Art 1; Photography 1; Future Teachers 4; Spanish Treasurer 3; Service League 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Halloween Queen Attendant 4; Badminton 1

PHILIP PALAZZALO Sonny

PHILIP PALMER Phil Math Vice-President 3; Mathematics 4; Chemistry 2,4; Chemistry Lab. Assistant 4 ; German 3; Physics 4

GLORIA PARISH Glee 1,2,3,4; Debate 2,3; Student Council 2; French 3; Choir 2,3,4; H.R. Vice-President 1; Dramatic 2

LEONARD S. PARKER Lenny Fire Drill Squad 4; Coin 2; Barn Dance Decorations 4; Printing 1

STEPHEN DAN PARKER Stevo H.R. Vice-President 3; H.R. Treasurer 1; Student Council 4; German 2; Fire Drill Squad 4; Chronicle Editorial 4 ; J.V. Basketball 1; Varsity Basketball 2,4; J.V. Baseball 1; Varsity Baseball 4

JO ANN PEPE Jo Student Council 3; Glee 1,3,4; Badminton 1; Choir 3; Girls Ensemble 2; Graduation Usherette 3; Chron­ icle Circulation 4 ; Basketball 4 ROBERT PEPE Pep Student Council 1; H.R. President 2; Stage Crew 1,2,3; Projection 1,2,3; J.V. Baseball 2,3; Fire Drill Squad 4

JOYCE B. PEPPARD Cynosure Editorial 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1,2; French 3,4; Latin 1; Library Squad 1; Basketball 2; Foul Shooting 1,2; Studio Guild 1,2; Art 1,2; Soccer 2; Badminton 1,2,3; Golf 2; Future Teachers 4; Barn Dance Decorations 3,4; Graduation Usherette 3; Talent Show 3; Chronicle Advertising 2; Twirling 1; Fialloween Window Painting Award 1; Sports A w ard 2

BARBARA LOIS PERZELEY Chick Modem Dance 2,3,4; Badminton 1,2; Graduation «* Usherette 3; Volley Ball 2; Library Squad 1,2; Studio Guild 1,2; Art 1,2; Barn Dance Decorations 4

ROBERT PETRAITIS Bibbs Football 1; Christmas Decorations 3; Choir 4

ANDREW PETRYSHYN Andy

MARY ANN PEZDIRC Pez French 1,2; Spanish 3; Dramatics 3; Future Teachers 3; Glee 1,2; Badminton 2; Cynosure Advertising 4

ROBERT PIERCE Bob Stage Crew 3,4; Chronicle Circulation 4; Fire Drill Squad 4

JAMES PILLAR Jim Auto Mechanic 2; Barn Dance Decorations 3

61 BARBARA PILOT Babs Badminton 2; Dramatics 3; Glee 1; Twirling 1; Cheerleading 1

I R E N E P L I S Renee Cynosure Advertising 4; Christmas Decorations 3; Graduation Usherette 3

THERESA LILLIAN PLUTA Terry Badminton 1,2; Studio Guild 1,2,3,4; Chronicle C ir­ culation 2; Square Dance 3; Prom Decorations 3; Graduation Usherette 3 ; Christmas Decorations 3

THOMAS A. PLUTA H.R. President 3,4; German President 1; German 2; Chronicle Editorial 3; J.V. Track 2,3; Varsity Track 4; Choir 2,3; Glee 1,2,3; Student Council 2

EDWARD ROBERT POLOSKI Duke Baseball 2,3; Christmas Decorations 3

BEVERLY POLLAKOFF Cynosure Advertising 4; Debate 2,3; Dramatics 3,4; Forensic 4; Spanish 1,3; French 4; Modern Dance 2; Chronicle 2; Badminton 1; Perfect Attendance 1; Basketball 3; Talent Show 1

SHARON POLLAKOFF Venus Future Nurses President 3 ; Future Nurses 2,4 ; Gradu­ % W < 9 9 * * * 1 ation Usherette 3; Library Squad 2,4; Glee 4; Choir 4; Girls Ensemble 4; Orange Blossoms 2,3,4; Varsity C h o ir 4

MARY ANN POLLY Shorty Service League 4; Studio Guild 4

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CAROLYN POPIELA H.R. Secretary 1; Service League 1; Glee 1,31 Chronicle Editorial 1; Future Homemakers 3; Barn Dance Tickets 4; Honor Roll 1; Badminton 4; Bas­ ketball 4; Chronicle Circulation 4

RHODA POTASHKIN Ro Debate 2,3,4; Mathematics 3; French 1,2; Spanish 3,4; Science Secretary 1; Library Squad 1,3; Forensic 4; H R. Treasurer 4; Basketball 3; Foul Shooting 2; Badminton 2; Super Honor Roll 1; Honor Roll 3

ROGER POTYK Rog Printing 1,2,3,4; German 1; Science 1; Chemistry 3; Auto Mechanic 3 ; Basketball Manager 3 ; Forensic 4 ; Fire Drill Squad 4

IRENE B. PROCEK / Secretarial Appointment 4 ; Graduation Usherette 3; Soccer 2,3 ; Foul Shooting 1 ; Chronicle Circulation 2

MARY RAFTIS Super Honor Roll 1,2,3; H.R. Secretary 3,4; Secre­ tarial Appointment 4

ROSALIND Y. RAIFFE Roz Graduation Usherette 3; Modern Dance 3; Foul Shooting 1; Barn Dance Decorations 3; Soccer 1,2; Basketball 2,3; Photography 1; Future Nurses 2

FRANCIA RAKIN French 1; Vice-President 2; President 3; Dramatics 2,3; Dramatic President 4; Debate 2,3; Chronicle Editorial 2; Honor Roll 1,3; Cynosure Advertising 4; Modern Dance 2; Graduation Usherette 3; H.R. Vice-President 2; Spanish 3; Badminton 2; Basket­ ball 2; Art 1,2

ROBERT F. RAKOWSKI Bob Boys’ State 4; Chronicle Editor 4; Assembly Com­ mittee President 4; Varsity Tennis 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Barn Dance Refreshments 4; Assembly Com­ mittee 2,3; Debate 3,4; Mathematics 3,4; German 1,2,3,4; Radio 3,4; H.R. President 2; Student Coun­ cil 1 ; Junior Dramatics 1 ; Science 1 DOLORES J. RANAUDO Dee Library Squad 2,3,4; Graduation Usherette 3

RICHARD C. RANSKI Rick Baseball 2,3; Track 3; Christmas Decorations 3

ROBERT RAYMOND Bob Varsity Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2,3

JANICE L. REDZINAK Jan Chronicle Editorial 2,3,4; Dramatic 3; Forensic 4; Basketball 2; Badminton 1,2; Soccer 2; Tennis 1; Official 2; Library Squad 1; Future Nurses 2; Barn Dance Tickets 4

JOSEPH REGIT Joe- Library Squad 4; Barn Dance Decorations 3

FREDERICK REID Rick Transferred from William R. Boone High School, Orlando, Fla. 4; Varsity Club; Varsity Swimming Team; Varsity Football

SYDEL JUDITH RESNIK Student Council 3; Senior Dramatic 2,3,4; Science 1; Spanish 3,4; Future Teachers 3,4; Glee 1,2; Library Squad 2; Studio Guild 1

ELAINE THERESA RIHLMANN Tennis 1; Basketball 2,4; Soccer 4; Badminton 2,4; Perfect Attendance 3; Chronicle Advertising 3; Hon­ or Roll 2; Studio Guild 2; Modern Dance 4; Golf 4 BARBARA ANN RING Glee 1,2,4; Choir 2,3,4; Barn Dance Decoration 3,4; Prom Decorations 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Pep Club 4 ; Service League 4; Square Dance 4; Milk Bar Representative 4

HARRY LOUIS RISHELL Thumper Soccer 2,3,4

CATHERINE B. ROCCA Cathy Cynosure Editorial 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Math Treasurer 3; Glee 1; Secretary 2; Chronicle A d v er­ tising 2; Latin 1; Barn Dance Refreshments 4; Graduation Usherette 3; Spanish 3; Treasurer 4

JOHN ROBERT RONAY Band 1,2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 1,2

RONALD ROSEBERRY Rosey Prom Decorations 3

GERALD ROSIVACH ferry Latin 1; H.R. Vice-President 3; Library Squad 2; Barn Dance Decorations 4

PETER W. RUZAK Stretch

STEPHANIE T. RZEPKA Stef Transferred from Abraham Clark High School, N. J. 2; Future Nurses 1; Orange Blossoms 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Chronicle Circulation 4; Glee 4 'W ith eternai

JOHN ANDREW SASARAK Perfect Attendance 1

EILEEN M. SAUER 1 Secretarial Appointment 4; Cynosure Circulation 4; Graduation Usherette 3; Christmas Decorations 3; Badminton 2; Basketball 2,3; Soccer 2,3; Volley B a ll 2

JAMES C. SAUNDERS Jim Varsity Track 3,4; J.V. Track 2; J.V. Football 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Glee 1,2,3; Radio 3,4; Chronicle E d i­ torial 4; Square Dance 4; Student Council President 4; Debate 2,3,4; Fire Drill Squad 4; Talent Show 3

KATHERINE SAVCHEK Kathy Chronicle Circulation 2; Modern Dance 4; H.R. Secretary 4; Graduation Usherette 3; Prom Decora­ tions 3; Barn Dance Decorations 4

ROBERT J. SAWICKI B ob Student Council 4; Soccer 2,3,4; Bowling 2,3; Latin 1; H.R. Treasurer 1; H.R. Vice-President 2; Choir 3,4; Christmas Decorations 3; Chemistry 3,4; Barn Dance Decorations 4

ARTHUR SCHILLING Art

DANIEL SCHOLLENBERGER Dan S. Student Council 1; H.R. President 3; H.R. Vice- President 4; J.V. Basketball 2,3; Varsity Football 3; Varsity Golf 3; Choir 3,4; Chemistry 3; German 1; Basketball 1; Barn Dance Decorations 4

SUSAN SCHWARTZ French 1; Secretary 2; Treasurer 3; Spanish 3; Dra­ matic 2,3,4; Debate 2,3; Cynosure Advertising 4; Honor Roll 3; Chronicle 1; Modern Dance 2; Stu­ dent Council 1,2; Basketball 2,3; Badminton 2; Senior Play Reading 4 ; Assembly Committee 1 loue a n d p r a i A e ,

MARIE A. SCIOSCIA H. R. President 4; H.R. Secretary 1,2,3; Twirling I, 2,3,4; Twirler Captain 4; Chronicle Circulation 2; Photography 1; Basketball 1,2; Soccer 3; Badminton 2,3; Barn Dance Decorations 3,4; Prom Decorations 3 ; Glee 1 ; Chronicle Advertising 3 ; Milk Bar Representative 4 ; Graduation Usherette 3

DORIS SCOLLARD Scotty Teens for Safe Driving 3; Studio Guild 3

DENNIS J. SCRIPKO Football 1; Perfect Attendance 1; Track 2,3; Fire Drill Corps 4

ARLEEN SEMCHYSHYN Ar G le e 1 ; Chronicle Circulation 2 ; French 2 ; Gradu­ ation Usherette 3; Chronicle Circulation 4

CAROLYN SHACKELFORD Carol G le e 1 ; Cynosure Advertising 4

JAMES BRODIE SHARP Professor Student Council Treasurer 3; Chronicle Editorial 1,2,3,4; Debate 1,2; Forensic 4; German 3; Mathe­ matics 2; Chemistry 3,4; Physics 3; Coin 1; Golf 3; Library Squad 2

A N D Y S O J K A Chronicle Circulation 4

ROBERTA SOLSKI Robin Teens for Safe Driving 3 ; Pep Club 3 ; Service League 4; Christmas Decorations 3; Barn Dance Refresh­ ments 3; Girls Ensemble 2; Graduation Usherette 3

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RONNIE SORTINO Baseball 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Chronicle Circulation 4

BLAIR A. SOWA J.V. Track 2,3; Varsity Track 4; Chemistry 3,4; Teens for Safe Driving 3; Science 1,2

SANDRA E. SOWA Sandy Chronicle Editorial 1,2,3; Secretarial Appointment 4; Studio Guild 1 ; Photography 1 ; H.R. Treasurer 1 ; H. R. Secretary 4; Honor Roll 2; Super Honor Roll I, 3 ; Art 1 ; Window Painting 1 ; Cynosure C ircu la­ tion 4; Pep Clulb 4; Cynosure T y p ist 4

JOAN SPORCZYK A ssistan t Cynosure Editor 4; Cynosure Editorial 3; Senior Class Treasurer 4; H.R. President 1,3; Barn Dance Decorations 3; Barn Dance Refreshments 4; Math 3; Math Secretary 4; Photography Treasurer 1 ; Graduation Usherette 3 ; Badminton 1 ; Honor Roll 1 ,2 ,3

THOMAS SQUIRES, JR. T o m Soccer 3,4; Math 4

CHARLOTTE S. STACHOWICZ Char Cynosure Circulation 4 ; Basketball 4; Secretarial Ap­ pointment 4; Foul Shooting 1; Chronicle Circulation 2; Basketball 3; Perfect Attendance 3; Sports Award 2; Soccer 2,3

MICHAEL STARKS Football 1; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3; Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1; J.V. Track 2; Varsity Track 3,4; H.R. President 4; Cafeteria Corps 4

DANIEL C. STAVITSKI Red

68 MARION STEPPIE Mar Secretarial Appointment 4 ; Library Squad 1 ; Square Dance 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Glee 2; Student Council 1; H R. Secretary 2; H.R. Vice-President 3; Chronicle Editorial 2; Teens for Safe Driving 3,4; Barn Dance Refreshments 3; Prom Decorations 3; Twirling 1 ; Soccer 2,3 ; Basketball 2 ; Foul Shooting 1; Badminton 1,2; Sports Awards 2,3

GERALD J. STERENCZAK Jerry

ANDREW JOHN STOFFA Frog Fish and Game 2; H.R. President 1,2

JUDITH A. STRACENSKY Stracey Chronicle Advertising 3; Chronicle Circulation 4; Studio Guild 3,4; Art 2,3,4

EDWARD P. STRAPP Eddie Transferred from St. Benedict’s, Newark, N. J. 2; Forensic 1; Latin 2; Student Council 3; Barn Dance Decorations 3,4; Teens for Safe Driving 4

JAMES SYMONS Jim J.V. Track 2; Chronicle Circulation 4

HARRIET TANNENBAUM French 1,2,3; Photography 1; Future Teachers 3,4; Cynosure Advertising 4; Spanish 3; H.R. Secretary- Treasurer 1; Studio Guild 1,2; Graduation Usherette 3; Basketball 2; Barn Dance Decorations 4

EILEEN C. TATEM Ei Perfect Attendance 2; Graduation Usherette 3; Serv­ ice League 4; German 1; Spanish 3; Glee 1; Future Teachers 4; Teens for Safe Driving 4; Girls Sports Award 3; Soccer 2; Basketball Officials 3; Basket­ ball 3; Pep Club 4 69 JAMES V. THORZ Jim J V. Baseball 2,3; Barn Dance Decorations 3; H.R. Treasurer 3; Architect 3; Christmas Decorations 3

DUANE TIETZE Math 3; Chemistry 3,4

LORRAINE TOBAYGO Laurie H.R. President 2; H.R. Vice-President 1; H.R. Treas­ urer 3; Twirlers 3,4; Twirling 2; Cheerleading 1; Girls Sports Award 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Soccer 2,3,4; Badminton 2; Christmas Decorations 3; Barn Dance Decorations 4; Teens for Safe Driving 4; Library Squad 1; Studio Guild 1

RICHARD TOTH Track 2,3; Chemistry 3,4; Math 2; H.R. Vice- President 1; Christmas Decorations 3; Barn Dance Decorations 3; Prom Decorations 3; Architect 4; H.R. Treasurer 2

SALLY A. TUMINO Secretarial Appointment 4; Student Council 2; Chronicle Editorial 3; Choir 3; Window Painting Award 2; Art 2,4; Studio Guild 2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 2; Library Squad 1,2; Chronicle A d v er­ tising 2; Badminton 2,3,4; Prom Decorations 3,4; Barn Dance Decorations 3; Modern Dance 3; Glee 1; Photography 1; Library Squad President 2

FRANK M. TUNICK Band 1,2; Science 1; Chemistry 3; Christmas Decora­ tions 3; Architect 4

IRENE TURCZMANOVICZ Blondie G le e 1,2

THEODORE J. TYBURCZY Ted Math 3,4; Chemistry 3

70 RICHARD J. UJHELY Lee Basketball 1,2; H.R. Vice-President 1; Bowling 3,4

ELLEN APRIL UMAN Glee 1; Prom Decorations 3; Basketball 3,4; Barn Dance Decorations 4 ; Badminton 4

KATHLEEN ANN VACHA Kathy Art 1,2; Studio Guild 1,2; Glee 1; Choir 2; German 2 ; Spanish 3,4 ; Graduation Usherette 3 ; Honor Roll 1 ; Perfect Attendance 1 ; Window Painting 1

MICHAEL VALVANO Valve Bowling 2,3; Soccer 2; Chronicle Circulation 4; H.R. Treasurer 1 ; Christmas Decorations 3 ; Barn Dance Decorations 3

RITA VANDERMEER Chronicle Editorial 2,3; Column Editor 4; Cheer­ leading 3; Co-Captain 4; Future Nurses President 2,3; Student Council 3,4; French 3; Badminton 2; Honor Roll 1; Halloween Attendant 4

MARILYN VEKASSY Lynn H.R. Treasurer 4; Future Teachers 4; Spanish 4; Glee 2,3; French 3; Art 1,2,3; Transferred from American Community School of Paris, France 4

MICHAEL A. VELASCO Mickey J.V. Track 2

JOHN VENEZIO Johnny Perfect Attendance 1

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RICHARD R. VENNI H R. President 1; H.R. Vice-President 2; Fish and Game 2; H.R. Treasurer 3

DEANNA K. VILICHKA Dee Studio Guild 4; Basketball 2,3; Art 4

A N N V I R C I K Ank Chronicle Circulation 4; H.R. Secretary 3

JOSEPH W. VITKAUSKIS foe Transferred from St. Mary’s High School, N. J. 2; Latin 1,2; H.R. President 2,3; Barn Dance Decora­ tions 3,4; Bowling 2; Auto 2; Fish and Game 2; Teens for Safe Driving 4

RICHARD E. VITKAUSKIS Vitt Varsity Football 3; Bowling 3; Auto Mechanic 2; Coin 1,2; President 1; Barn Dance Refreshments 4; Science 1; French 1; Teens for Safe Driving 4; Printing 1,2,4; Senior Play Printing Committee Chair­ m an 4

STEPHEN M. VOYNICK Steve Fish and Game 4; Perfect Attendance 3

JOSEPH R. WAGNER Rich Track 2; Chemistry Club 3; H.R. President 1

GERALDINE WALCK Gerry Transferred from Regional High School, N. J. 3; G.A.A. 1,2; Twirling Club 2; Graduation Usherette 3 ; Badminton 2 72 FREDRIC SPENSER WALKER Fred Band 1,2,3,4; Science 2; Christmas Decorations 3

RAYMOND J. WAVREK Ray H.R. President 1,2; Student Council 1,2; Christmas Decorations 3; Football 1; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3,4; Track 2,3; Baseball 1; Barn Dance Decorations 3; Fish and Game 2; Auto 2; Cafeteria Corp 4; Fire Drill Squad 4

MARIANNE WEIDMAN Mar Cynosure Editorial 3,4; Perfect Attendance 1; H.R. Treasurer 2; Barn Dance Decorations 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Future Homemakers 3

MARIAN WEINBERG Mar Secretarial Appointment 4 ; Cynosure T y p ist 4 ; Fu tu re Homemakers 3; Barn Dance Decorations 3; Basket­ ball 2,3; Foul Shooting 1,2; Badminton 1,2; Soccer 1 ,2 ,3 ; Cynosure Advertising 4 ; Graduation Usherette 3 ; Barn Dance Tickets 4 ; Volley Ball 1 ; Pep Club 4 ; Christmas Decorations 3

GEORGIANA WEITZMAN Georgi Assembly Committee 2,3,4; Student Council 1,4; German 1,2; Spanish 3, Vice-President; Badminton 1 ; Jr. Dramatic 1 ; Glee 1 ; Dramatic Club 3 ; Gradu­ ation Usherette 3

MARGARET WESTLING Midge Cynosure Editorial 3; Cynosure Editor 4; Mathema­ tics 3, Treasurer 4; H.R. President 2,3; Graduation Usherette 3 ; Photography 1 ; Badminton 1

ARTHUR LEE WHITEMAN Butchie Basketball Manager 2,3; Tennis 2,3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; Printing Chairman 4; Printing 1,2,3,4

STAN M. WICKHAM l'g Football Manager; Perfect Attendance 3; Auto 3; Radio 2; Tennis 3

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CAROLANN G. WIETRYZKOWSKI Carol Art 1,4; Glee 1; Service League 4; Teens for Safe D riv in g 4

DAVID WILBER Dave Perfect Attendance 2,3

GERALDINE WILKIE Geri Library Squad President 1; Photography 1; Bad­ minton 1,2; Studio Guild 2,3; Barn Dance Decora­ tions 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Window Painting 1,2

JAMES WILSON ]immy J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4

STUART M. WINANS Stu Band 1,2,3,4; Perfect Attendance 1; Printing 1,2,3

RAYMOND L. WNEK Ray J.V. Baseball 2; Transferred from Edison H. S., Elizabeth, N. J.

MARLENE M. WOJCIO Mar Badminton 1,2; H.R. Treasurer 4; Basketball 2; Soccer 1,2,3; Chronicle Circulation 2; Cheering Squad 4 ; Cynosure Circulation 4

DAVID P. WOJTOWICZ Dave Cynosure Photographer 3,4; J.V. Track 2,3; H.R. Vice-President 4; Perfect Attendance 1 74 GAIL PATRICIA WOMPIERSKI Gail Photography 1 ; Perfect Attendance 1 ; Studio Guild 1; Badminton 2,3,4; Honor Roll 3; Spanish 3; Student Council 4 ; Christmas Decorations 3 ; Gradu­ ation Usherette 3; Service League 4; Chronicle E d i­ to rial 4 ; Cynosure Advertising 4

LOIS A. WOODFIELD Lo Photography 1 ; Glee 1 ; Chronicle C irculation 2 ,4 ; Future Homemakers 3; Graduation Usherette 3; Service League 4

RICHARD H. WRIGHT Dick German 1,2; Perfect Attendance 1,2

ROBERT WYLIE Bob Varsity Soccer 3,4; J.V . Soccer 2; J.V. Basketball 2 J.V. Track 2

HOWARD YACKER Howie Band 1,2,3,4; J.V. Track 2; Science 1; Chemistry 3

ARLENE MARIE YAKIMOF Ar Secretarial Appointment 4; Halloween Queen 4; Student Council Secretary 4; H.R. Secretary 4; Stu­ dent Council 1,2,3; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3; Barn Dance Refreshments 4; Cheerleader 2,3; Co-Captain 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Graduation Usherette 3; Soccer 2,3; Basketball 3,4; Badminton 3; Photography 1

BERNICE C. YANARELLA Sunny Cynosure Circulation 4; Chronicle Advertising 4 Perfect Attendance 1

JOHN R. YURCIK J.V. Basketball 2; Radio 2; Printing 1,2,3 ALLEN ZAGIER Al German 2; Projection Club 3,4; Stage Crew 3,4

TED ZAWACKI Halloween King 4; Class Vice President 3; Baseball 1; Basketball 1; Treasurer 3; Chemistry 3; H.R. President 4; H.R. Treasurer 3; Fire Drill Squad 4; All-County Basketball 3,4

PATRICIA J. ZEMBA Pat Future Homemakers 1,2; Glee 1

L A R R Y Z I E R Class Vice-President 4; H.R. Secretary 3; Bowling 2; Varsity Basketball 2,3,4; Varsity Baseball 3,4; J.V. Baseball 2; Basketball 1; Baseball 1; German 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Fire Drill Squad 4; Choir 4; Varsity Basketball Co-Captain 4

JOAN E. ZUBER Science 1 ; Chronicle Editorial 4 ; German 2 ; Spanish 3 ; H.R. Vice-President 2 ; Studio Guild 1 ; Graduation Usherette 3

CATHERINE M. ZWONICK Lou Library Squad 1; Photography 1,2; Chronicle C ircu ­ lation 2; Soccer 2; Basketball 2; Graduation Usher­ e tte 3

RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN

JO ANN DESHEFY 1° Stu d io G u ild 1 ; Chronicle 4

76 JAMES A. HAAG Jim Track 2,3,4; Cynosure Photographer Assistant 3; Auto Mechanic 4

MICHAEL C. HEGEDUS Mike

SANFORD HIRSCHORN Sandy Scien ce 1

JOYCE ESTELLE HOPKINS Honi Soccer 3; Basketball 3,4; Modern Dance 3; Bad­ minton 4 ; Glee 4 ; Choir 3,4 ; Talent Show 3 ; Gradu­ ation Usherette 3; Girls Ensemble 4

JAMES T. KENNA Jim

WILLIAM SCHULTES Bill Football 2,3; Track 2,3; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Track 4; Barn Dance Refreshments 3; Prom Decora- ations 3; Christmas Decorations 3

FRED J. STROUSE, JR. Pudge

RICHARD TRIVANE PETER ZAMARIN Skee Student Council 1; H.R. Vice-President 2; Baseball 2; Bowling 3,4

A L E X O L A H

The day rings are picked out is a mighty big one for the senior class. Will it he a round or a square ring? Will it have a red or a blue stone? These are questions that eventually get answered by each individual stu­ dent. Then all that remains is the long wait until the rings finally ar­ rive and prove we’re really seniors.

Lunch serves a dual purpose for Micky Gerber and friends. The Spanish idioms that they didn’t have time to do the night before, just have to get finished before class today.

78 Arthur Whiteman records the score as teachers watch the game.

]ohn Lewentowicz makes a gallant effort to retrieve the ball for the Seniors. Senior-Faculty Game

One of Linden High’s many traditions is the annual Senior-Faculty Basketball Game. One senior boy from each homeroom is chosen for a team to play against the teachers on a 'chosen day after school. The game is sponsored by the Student Council and the proceeds of the game are used for a scholarship for a senior boy or girl in Linden High. To everyone’s amazement the victorious team is usually the teachers. This is one event which everyone, both teachers and students, look forward to with great anticipation each year.

Lennie Codella assists Mr. Barr in serving half-time refreshment to teachers.

Yah! Yah! Seniors Exciting action is provided by John Lewentowicz as he attempts to retrieve the ball. ^

Barbara Agugliaro Beverly Albrecht Georgena Albright John Altobelli Ruth Amon Judy Anderson Janet Andreko

Gerald Androvich Michael Arrington Anne Astore Thomas Azarovitz Michael Babincak Robert Babulski John Balaz

Michael Baijak Charles Baltz Joan Belchik Robert Bellin Myrna Belousofsky Gail Bergen Patricia Bergstedt

Jean Bertuccelly Carol Bielsky Karen Billick Barbara Blackwell Shirley Bobb Robert Bobowski Carol Boiler

Juniors - Class of I960

Joseph Bowbliss Seena Braunfeld Barbara Bräutigam Robert Breisch Gail Brinkman Glenn Brokaw Ethel Brown

June Browne Rose-Lee Brozy Anthony Bucci Eve Bunin Carolyn Butkowski Gloria Caffrey Donald Caggiano

Norma Campione Edward Canavan Helen Cannon Laraine Caprio Joseph Cardinale Henry Carolina Phyllis Cartinella JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS— Patricia Long, Secretary; Stephen Orlando, President; Angela Gagli­ ardi, Treasurer; John Pappas, Vice President.

Alvaro Carvalho Marv Casciano Joseph Cassiba John Caverly Judith Chadwick Val Chevalier Virginia Chodkowski

James Christoff Ray Ciemnicki John Ciurczak Lorraine Clague Lillian Clark Rodger Clark Jack Cobin

Carol Cohen Daniel Conder Peter Conforti Ronald Coppoletta Joseph Corsaro Kathleen Cotton Mary Craig

Diane Creitz James Crincoli Rosann Criscuolo John Cuono Dorothy Cupo Thomas Curtis Kathleen Custode Herbert Dackerman Alice Davis Bruce Davis Marlene DeBlasio Gail Decker Charles Dejohn Elizabeth Demarest

John DePaul Dorothy Derzock MaryAnn DeSanto Michael DiLeo Rose DiLeo Barbara Dock Irene Dolges

Marianne Drake Stuart Dubow Joy Duckman Agnes Dudek Donald Dudek Ann Dutko Harriet Dvorin

Douglas Dwoyer Carolyn Edwards Barbara Eigner Russell Eldridge Leslie Etjimer Sanford Engel Thomas Fallon

Maxine Färber Judith Farkas Barbara Febick Barry Feinstein Sandra Fekete Baron Feldmar Benito Fernandez

g4 JUNIOR H.R. PRESIDENTS — First Row: M. Babincak, L. Kozak, M. Picone, D. Stracensky, G. St. Andrassy, S. Gergich. Second Row. S. Sivartson, J. Pappas, A. Molski, A. Carvalho, M. Hebei, T. Liscinski, J. Wnuk. Raymond Fink Richard Firestone William Fischer Nanette Fisher Paul Flanagan Daniel Fletcher Walter Florczak

Robert Fogel Micheiina Foglia Joan Forell Priscilla Foster Bridget Fowler Janet Frank Steve Frankovitch

Douglas Furman Angela Gagliardi Roslvn Galansky Francis Gallagher Kathleen Gallagher Carol Garellick Bonita Garron

William Gathman Joseph Gerbounka Stephen Gergich Carol Gillich Kenneth Glotzer Alan Goldman Thomas Golian

Juniors - Class of I960

Victor Gomperts Donald Goodfriend Anne Green Karen Green Nancy Gross George Grumet Marianne Grzegorzcwski

Robert Grzyb Anna Gutauskas Carol Gyomber Allyne Hammer Elizabeth Handley Niels Hansen Albert Hapstak

JoAnn Harris Peter Harrold Christine Hart Eleanor Harwelik Mark Hebei Judith Heller Marjorie Heller 8 5 Elizabeth Herbert Gary Herman John Hickey Lily Hilgenberg Paul Hlavaty Paul Hofmeister Sheila Holmes

John Holzenthaler Carla Hoover Constance Hopkins Merrily Hoptay Joseph Hovance Rhona Howard George Hudak

Linda Hudson Carolyn Hughes Wayne Hurley James Hutchinson Eric Idee Richard Idee Barbara Jackey

Barbara Jacobson Sandra Jaeger Virginia Jankoski Richard Jaraba Frank Jarossy Leonard Jastrzembski Herbert Jefferson

Juniors - Class of I960

Steve Jenco Diane Joffee Joyce Johnson Evelyn Jones Richard Jones R. Thomas Jones Robert Kaczynski

John Kalapos Carol Kalla Joseph Kaminskas William Kanski Susan Karlik Susan Katz Robert Kaye

Andrew Kazimir Barbara Kazimir Allan Keil Richard Keller Joan Kenderes Joseph Kennedy Carol Kessler Margaret Kimak Susan Kleiman Jerome Klein Carol Klett Lorraine Knapp Kathleen Knevels Georgia Kobersky

John Kocur Gwendolyn Kohut Ann Kosko John Kovalick Lorraine Kozak Louis Kramer Frank Kress

Raymond Kubas Wayne Kulick Eleanor Kupcho Andrew Kupka Angela Kurek Anthony Kuzma Gloria Lampert

Harris Lappin Sharon Lappin Eileen Laskodi Robert Latawiec Eleanor Laucius Kay Laudemen Claudia Lautner

Lawrence Lee Anna Lehn Michael Lelko Andrea Lello Barbara Lentz Robert Leonhard Michael Lettini Student plays Teacher.

Myra Levinson Howard Levitan Margaret Lewandowski Kathryn Ligush Hedwig Lipert William Lipert Robert Lipman

Theodore Liscinski Val Little Vincent Livolsi Patricia Long Peter Lovendosk Lynn Loya Norman Lowe

John Lyszczarz George Macaiuso Patricia Macanka Gerald Mack Marie Madas Jon Maggs Janet Mahar

Sheila Main Vincent Maiolo Mary Malik Lynn Mandell Joseph Mandrillo Carol Mankowski Rosalind Margulies

Vernon Markant Delores Marrow Gregory Martin William Martis George Masnick Phyllis Mastrogiacomo Leonard Mazur Elsie McDonald Gayle McGuiness Michael McMahon Anthony McNevins Audrey Meculskas Kathleen Mendrick Dorothy Merten

Kenneth Mesler George Metro Benjamin Meyerowitz Anthony Micale Beverly Milford John Miliano Bruce Milich

Joyce Milich Carolyn Miller Frank Minch Richard Mindurski Martha Mitrick Kathleen Mohar Barbara Monaghan

Beverly Moore Joseph Mraz Lillian Murphone Paulette Mushala v ) Marilyn Mutterperl \ t MaryAnn Nawrocki Geraldine Nebenfuhr

Juniors - Class of 19GO

Carol Nehring Leslie Nogi Harold Noll Duane Norelli Mary Ellen Norris Kevin O’Brien Walter Olenick

Janice Olimpio Viola Oravsky Stephen Orlando Barbara Pakulski Anne Pallaipal Paula Palmer Theresa Palochak

Janet Pancarik Barbara Pantini John Pappas Karen Parcinski Patricia Parella Susan Parks Marianne Partyka Joan Paslowski Joseph Patalano George Patch Judith Patenten Elijah Patterson George Patterson Marjorie Pauls

Carol Pecina Robert Peck Raymond Pedersen Arthur Perlman Patricia Peters Michael Pezzuto Maryann Phillips

Marie Picone Georgianna Pivarnik Marilyn Plisky Lois Plotkin John Plungis Edward Pluta Joseph Pointek

Arthur Pokorny Gerald Pokorny Elizabeth Pokrywka Valerie Poley Lorraine Peperowitz Patricia Poplick Julia Popyk

Juniors - Class of 1 9 ED

Virginia Poskay Thomas Poznapski John Pribila Marianne Pucyloski Stanley Pukash Kurt Putz Theodora Radowski

Nicholas Rahoche Adolph Ramonas Janet Ravasy John Reardon Virginia Reichardt Ann Remeta Robert Remite

William Repmann Arlene Reser Richard Riban Phyllis Ribis Gertrude Rihlman Louis Rizzo Mary Anne Rizzo Martin Robins Mary Ann Rocca Leslie Rogers Marianne Romanoski Neala Rosenthal Martin Roth Barbara Russo

Gail Ruth John Sabo Lewis Sacks Michael Sadlowski Georgia St. Andrassy Francis Sake John Salek

Eugene Samarco Joel Samuels George Sanderson Charlotte Santos Paul Sapoff Patricia Savonarola Daniel Schreck

William Schroeder Patricia Schuller Carol Schultz Robert Daly Dorothy Schurley Howard Schwartz Martin Schwartz

Juniors - Class of I960

Valerie Sealander Eric Seebergh Charles Seibert Richard Seibert n p o Jerilynn Selelonis Donald Sexton «K r John Shamus ààéià,Q flf • M >■ Evelyn Shatinsky Caren Sheri ing Danny Shinderman p Albert Sholes P Stanley Sidlowski Michael Siegal c Patricia Simpson • /& 11ir»i2i Alan Singer Frances Sinisi Rose Marie Siraco r Alan Siskind P Sammy Sivartsen O Diane Skierski Mary Ann Slesinski É È M éà ftktma t Arthur Smith Ronald Smith Sandra Smolensky Mary Socha Theresa Solski Dorothy Solwar Edward Sot

Rita Soyka Vincent Specht Lester Springstun Terry Staub John Steeg Helen Stefura Phyllis Stein

Antoinette Sterenchak Carolyn Stermer Franklin Stiles Dorothy Stracensky Albert Strydesky Ann Sudia Brian Sullivan

Lorraine Sullivan Alexandra Swiontkowsky Richard Swisstack MaryAnn Szczepanowski Carole Tannenbaum Thomas Tarla Fred Terranova

Juniors - Class of I960

Janice Testa Charles Thaw Kathleen Thompson Charles Thurston Robert Tovay Arlene Trepkus Raymond Tuday

Barbara Turko Barbara Twaskas Robert Twaskas Mary Twomey Maureen Uman Peter Valenti Lorraine Vanco

Raymond Venckus Karylee Venni Elliott Vernon Mary Vidnanski Robert Wagner Mamie Wakefield Alexander Walker Joanne Walker Marilyn Walter Patricia Wanat Charles Ward Roberta Warner Alexandra Waskiw Ronald Watson

Joanne Weisgerber Arlinda Weiss Philip Weitzman Patricia Welling Joseph Welser Ronald West Walter Wietrzykowski

Philip Wiggins Ann Wilczek Richard Wilczewski Barbara Wilke Kathleen Wilkes Richard Wilkins Woodrow Williams

George Wilson Craig Winans Ruth Winetsky Jonathan Wittes Joseph Wnuk Brenda Wolman Melody Wood

Carol Wortzel Doris Wosniak Doris Wronski Henry Wurzburger Mary Ann Yankovick Elaine Yarosh Michael Yascko

Judy Yellin Donald Yurick Richard Yurkovic MaryAnne Zabawa Geraldine Zaccaro Edward Zacharczyk Judith Zack

Marcia Zagier Loraine Zavatsky Russell Zawarsky Richard Zeich Julianne Zelonis Marjorie Zielinski Joseph Ziepniewski

William Zimmerman Vincent Zlata MaryAnn Zolkowski Edward Zrebiec Margaret Zylka Alan Metzger Larry Elowitz Harold Abell Margaret Abrahamsen Pauline Accetta Hobart Adams Joan Alvarez Catherine Amoroso Valerie Anderle

Carol Aranowicz Daniel Arant Nicholas Arden Helen Armstead Henry Asch Warren Babbitt Ronald Backer

Alan Bagnor MaryAnn Bajger Helen Balicky James Ball Irene Barberio Gerard Barrett Stanley Baykowski

Raymond Baytala Marianne Bazan Carolyn Bean Rudy Bebert Steven Bednarz Dennis Berberich Eileen Bergstrom

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Patricia Berlin Richard Bettle Carl Bilak Carolyn Blazejowski James Bluvias Leonard Bobbs Joan Boczon

Louise Boczon Conrad Boisvert Eileen Bojak Jerry Bolick Bette Jane Boiler Stephen Bosonac Dennis Bowman

Allen Boxer Stephen Boyle Kenneth Brady Ronald Brauer Roselyn Brazzati James Bremner Adrian Bromirski sOPHOMORE H,R. PRESJIJENTS— First Row : J. Rauba, C. Fischler, L. Schoonmaker, S. Marian, P. Horowitz, R. Strupiatis M. Mrozek. Second Row: G. Colletti, R Franklin R. Rech, R. James, 5. Lander man, D. Wolfsie, J. Bolick, V. Tracy, K. Barnett.

Carol Brooks Wayneitha Brown William Burns Richard Canonico Michael Caponegro Carol Carhart Ellen Carr

Joseph Cassidy Laura Catanzaro Frederick Caton Thomas Caverly Paul Centonze James Cermele Constance Chiari

John Chmiel Loretta Chrzanowski Janice Ciemniecki John Clamer Gary Colletti Ray Collins Thomas Collins

Rita Conforti Harold Connors Joanne Conrad Jay Conway Henry Corte Carol Corveleyn Raymond Crepeau

Diana Crooks Warren Cunningham Raymond Cure Laura Cutro Bernard Czech Patricia Czupkiewicz Ruth Dackerman Anna Daly Thomas Daly Sharon Dahm Dennis Davidson Patricia Dean Howard Decker Maryann Della Torre

Barbara De Lusant John De Morco John Derkach Thomas Deubel Carol Ann Diem Daniel Diskin Carol Ann Dock

Judith Dombrowski Jean Donahue Michael Dorio Margaret Dortch Carolyn Downey Thomas Downey Joanne Draganchuk

Nathan Drapkin Joan Duda Willard Eccleston Thomas Eckstein James Edwards Karen Egan Fred Eichorn

Lenore Eiser Diane Farbaniec Charles Farinella John Fedinec Robert Fehn Robert Faila Michael Figueroa Peter Fingerlin Carole Fischler William Foster Arlene Francis Rudolph Franklin Mary Freda John Freitas

Alyce Friedman p James Fronheiser gV i ] Arlene Fruchter k - P P M " jL Hilarius Fuchs Marion Fuller \ % ■ Ruth Fullerton Francis Gaffney

Barbara Gaines Lawrence Galantersky John Gaydos Michael Geles Joan Gelfond Carol Gennaro Barbara Gersick

Arlene Gibson Joseph Giermanski Stanley Glasston Joseph Glombiak Frank Godfrey Howard Good Paula Goodman

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Paul Gotts William Gracie Wilhelmina Graseck Barbara Greenberg Cecilia Gregorcak Ernest Griffin Jerome Grigas

George Grosshaus Raymond Guerra Jacquelyne Guimares Rosemarie Hadobas Patricia Hagley Ralph Hahn William Hance

Betty Hanstein Diane Harraden Naomi Harriett Leslie Harris Janet Harrison Lee Harrison Bernadette Hatzlhoffer 97 Kathleen Healey James Heller Jean Heller Mary Helm Stephen Heilman Joanne Hendricksen Bruce Herman

Philip Herman Wayne Hero Margit Hilgenberg Mary Hilla Ernest Hoffer Lawrence Homa Frances Horowitz

Edward Horsch Ethel Horvath Calvin Hughes Nicholas Iacovone Robert Ingandela Vincent Iraggi Joseph Insogna

Robert Iski Madalyn Jackson Sammy Jackson Edith Jacob Marcella Jaffa Joyce Jankowski Lillian Jans

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Robert Jeney Billy Johnson Lois Johnson Maurice Johnson Albert Jones Claudette Jones Ronald Jones

Louise Joseph MaryAnn Karan Carol Karkovice Francis Kauchak Thomas Kazary Michael Kazimir Daniel Kelly

Leona Kempczynski Robert Kenderes Joseph Kennedy Martin Kennedy Carolyn Kielb Dale Kirsten Richard Klaiber Jerry Klausner Robert Kling Frances Klunder Alex Klutkowski Cheryl Knevels Barbara Koenig Robert Kolar

Constance Kolesar Edward Kolesar Henry Kopchinski Stanley Kosiezowski Jean Kostiushko Lorraine Kostyack Joyce Kovatch

Natalie Kowalski Ruth Ann Kowaleski Charles Kozak Joan Kozak Jerry Kozar Janice Krahling William Krick

Gary Kroboth Joseph Krynicky Stephen Krysiak Kenneth Krystofiak Mary Ann Kulpinski Edward Kurek Dennis Kuzma

Jay Kwaitek Anthony Kwiatkowski Alfred La Bracio Julius Lacaskey Henry Lambert Samuel Landerman Robert Langfelder

Joseph Lapira Arlene Lasky Bruce Laurie Joseph Lavolpe Marie Lawrence Gilbert Lawson James Lawson

Gloria Kersnowsky puts fi­ nishing touches on her master­ piece.

99 Camilla Leach Robert Leskin Barbara Lesniak Anthony Lettine Dana Levine Gail Levine John Levine

Elizabeth Liotta Diane Lippe Thomas Lisnock Nancy Loxley Robert Loya Andrew Lozoraitis Jack Lubin

Brenda Lucas Richard Lucas Lynn Lukas Rosalind Luongo Robert Lutz Walter Maasen John Macoay

Carole MacNicky Lorraine Majewski Dolores Makuta Joseph Malik Harriet Maltzer Robert Marcus William Marhold

Stanton Marian Robert Maroney Barbara Marszalowicz Donna Martone Charles Martuszewski Irene Mate) Richard Matlaga

Stephen Matlaga Joseph Matuska Mary Ann Mazonis Lorraine Mazur Kathleen McCole John McGrath Jane McKenna

BEFORE AFTER Barbara McLean Francis Meehan Shirley Mega Jean Melcarski Barbara Melichar Janet Menta Frances Mersitz

Joyce Mesler Virginia Messar Richard Mickelson James Mickens Stephen Micklo Judith Middlesteadt Susan Milberger

Salvatore Miliziano Barry Miller David Miller Lois Miller Paul Minarchenko Peter Minogianis Lillian Misley

Darlene Monico Margaret Monico Marilyn Mopsick Barbara Morris Peter Motichka Marianne Mroz Mary Mrozek

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Edward Mucha JoAnn Mudry Marcus Myers Mary Nacik Kenneth Nagele Stephen Nagy Frank Navarro

Diane Nering Richard Niceforo Marilyn Nisky Jean Nogaj David Novak Edmund Nowak Mary Ann Obsitnik

Betty Lou Ogletree Joseph Olenick Lawrence Olenick Carol Olesinski Andrew Orak Richard Osada Irene Paczkowski 1 0 1 '¿¡k t ohm rs ls o 1961 of Class Sophomores - uop Rohlik Rudolph an Rothrock Wayne Robert Rimli Rimli Robert eie Rosen Felice Reifer Donald George Rokose Rokose George Reed Kathie abr Renaud Barbara Rech Gary ne Readie Anne Caroline Raulonis Raulonis Caroline Phyllis Raiffe Raiffe Phyllis ooe Pivonski Dolores icn Pezzuto Vincent oeai Pytko Rosemarie ahen Poli Kathleen Robert Plotkin Plotkin Robert Pennacchini Katherine oeh Peleckis Joseph let Patterson Alberta arca Papuzynski Patricia John Rivers Rivers John oa Rosenthal Mona ahen Romanoski Kathleen Reeves Carole rn Renaud Frank Stephen Rector Rector Stephen Ronald Ravaioli Ravaioli Ronald abr Rappisi Barbara ent Pennacchini Kenneth Christine Phillips Phillips Christine Predai ind Pomper Pomper Predai ind George Plungis Plungis George hse Pauls Chester ay Parfitt Gary oad Rizzo Ronald ihr Rothery Richard an Reeves Wayne adlh Resch Randolph Lawrence Roper Roper Lawrence hrot Reed Charlotte ao Ravasy Carol Marian Popiel Popiel Marian Florence Phillips Phillips Florence ihe Pezzuto Michael Adele Podell Podell Adele enet Rauba Jeannette oet Peach Robert oe Pasaquale Rose Theodore Rudowsky Robert Ruzak Margaret Sabados Dolores Sabol William Sabunas George St. Andrassy Francis Saluccio

Martin Samuels Andrew Sasarak William Schaw Lawrence Schechterman Robert Schenk Betty Scherlacker Stephen Schlosser

Robert Schmidt Barbara Schneider Liscette Ann Schoonmaker Charles Schugel Evana Schuermann Jane Schuler Barbara Schultz

Arlene Schwartz Lillian Schwartz Dana Seiler Madeline Selert Michael Semanchik Stanley Semchyshyn Edward Semko

Anthony Sepsick Joseph Serden Andrew Sharo Alice Shevetski Harold Silverblatt Allen Silverman Karen Siminoff

Martin Siminoff Antonette Simone Carol Sinisgallo Charlotte Sloan Sandra Slovick Joseph Slugai Joseph Smalec

Alex Klutkowski makes early morning visit to his locker. 103 Alice Simth Brian Smith lean Smith Ira Sobel Diane Sobieski Carole Solas Carole Sollish

Marguerite Solski Theresa Soyka Arlene Spatz Eleanor Sporczyk Adam Stachowicz Michael Stagich Nancy Stanch

Frances Stanek Mary Ann Stano Joseph Stigliano George Stopera Geraldine Streck Judith Strella Mary Alice Stringer

Veronica Strupiatis John Stucka Dolores Sura Mary Ann Sutch John Swahla James Swain Ronald Swearer

Patrick Sweeney Marilyn Symco Veronica Szeliga Leonard Szymanski David Tarnow Wayne Tevlin Donald Thompson

Nicholas Tirch Victor Tracy Thomas Triano Robert Tri vane Ronald Trivane Peter Tschaikowsky Leslie Turchin

Graham Yancolowitz Kenneth Barnett Christopher Coyle

Mr. Hegy explains a point in draw­ ing to Al Silverman.

Marie Basso Dolores Beck Thomas Bertucelly Raymond Caldwell Richard Dehusant George Hofmeister Louise Joslowski

Mary Kolvek Michael Kotora Jo Ann Lesser Dennis Meyerhoff Richard Montgomerie Alfred Pace Jo Ann Samolyk

Patricia Strouse Alice Thevenet Herbert Towler Kenneth Unice James Powell

Sophomores - Class of 1962

Iris Good is ready at all times to deliver a message.

A sophomore student points out the human heart to fellow biology classmates.

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JUNIOR CLASS OF 1960 SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 1961 A pal inski, Edward Bell, Colbert Badalis, Frances Corbett, Joseph Balisok, Gerald Cree, Donald Beam, Amarintha Dalton, John Bluvias, Edward Damerau, Joyce Cargile, Herbert D’Angelo, Wayne Chamberlain, Richard Danowski, Stephan Cutro, Jeffrey Drabyk, Jon DeVaney, Elizabeth Engel, Aaron DiDolce, Samuel Entlich, Donald Dolsky, Susan Fahad, George Eikamp, Timothy Geczko, Barbara Elowitz, Larry Fedosh, Robert Ettel, Edwin Fomkin, Carolann Firestone, Allan Fowler, Patricia Glinka, Arlene Grier, Rufus Guimaraes, Eleanor Habadank, George Halajcsik, Joan Hadedank, George Harsell, Carol Heiss, Fred Kersnowsky, Gloria Hutton, Emmy Lou Knowles, Harry Kania, Antoinette Levine, Arthur Kaplan, Carole Mazurkiewicz, Jean Kessler, Judith McLane, Wallace Kopin, Mary Metzger, Alan Kostick, Joseph Mircoff, Nancy Kuczynski, Michael Molski, Albert Midura, Robert Morris, Stephen Morlock, Douglas Nadler, Arthur Natkie, John Oleksik, Christine O’Connor, Brian Picone, Joyce Pawlikoski, Bernard Ramos, Joanne Rider, Richard Rigby, Joan Siegel, Paul Schumann, John Simoes, Mary Simon, Donald Simone, Vincent Simpson, Catherine Skladel, Pamela Soldo, Richard Socha, Theresa Terefenko, Joseph Spaziani, Carole Toth, Joseph Sponoski, Theodore Witt, John Szoke, Michael Yashinovitz, Joseph Williams, Katie

Bob Petraitis, John Lewen- towicz, Ted Zawacki, Bob Hoover, and Eddie Strapp.

Carol Calabrese, Rita Vander- meer, Arlene Yakimof, Pat Leskin, and Kathy Paffrath.

Kill^ find C ^ueen

Halloween is a time of fun and excite­ ment for all. As everyone in Linden knows, it is celebrated in a special way. The students of the high school elect a Queen and King under the leadership of the Student Council. Each senior homeroom nominates one girl and one boy. This year the nominees were Robert Beck, Delores Amoscato, Carol Cala­ brese, John Chrauowski, Mary Ann Devlin, John Deem, June Gaydos, Donald Goleme, Linda Jauch, Bob Hoover, Delores Kmetz, Ronald Kologi, Pat Leskin, John Lewento- wicz, Arleen Nester, Stephen Ombalski,

Ted Zawacki and Arlene Yakimof proudly reign over the Halloween festivities.

110 The Royal party attracts attention from all.

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Kathy Paffrath, Bob Petraitis, Marie Scioscia, Bob Sawicki, Rita Vandermeer, Eddie Strapp, Arlene Yakimof and Ted Zawacki. Ted Zawacki and Arlene Yakimof were enthusiastically chosen King and Queen. The attendents were Carol Calabrese, Bob Hoover, Pat Leskin, John Lewentowicz, Kathy Paffrath, Bob Petraitis, Rita Vander­ meer, and Eddie Strapp. All the grammar schools and junior high schools participate in the parade by making floats and having the pupils march in a variety of costumes.

Mayor Hurst proudly crowns Ted Zawacki King of the 1 9 5 8 Halloween Parade. "Four hands round."

"Honor your partner."

Cathy Rocca and John Lewentowtcz dem­ onstrate "Promenade." Recognize these familiar calls? Each year the words "Honor your partner” open an evening of fun fo.r the juniors and seniors of Linden High. This year, for the second time, two sepa­ rate barn dances were held. The Senior Barn Dance took place on November 3, while the Junior Barn Dance followed on November 21. The senior decorating committee followed the traditional autumn theme which always proves effective. Shorty Warren and his Western Rangers provided the music, and halfway through the evening Bob Konecny, Senior Class President, led the Grand March to the cafeteria for refreshments. The refreshment committee, too, followed tradition by serving cider and d oughnuts. At the Junior Barn Dance, also decorated in the autumn theme, Bud Page and his Rhythm Orchids called the dances. Steve Orlando, Junior Class President, led the Grand March to the cafeteria for their cider and doughnuts. There he thanked all of the chairmen and sponsors of each committee for their help in making the evening such a success.

Shorty Warren and his hand call at the Senior Barn Dance.

EVERYBODY SWING An accomplished group, the Cheerleaders and newly formed Pep Squad, under the guidance of Mr. John Fay, added much vim and vigor to football and basketball games. The Cheerleaders proved their skill and agility by perform­ ing intricate maneuvers designed to keep the crowd cheering. Whether winning or losing they were always on hand to encourage the team and provide school spirit. The Cheer­ leaders were under the direction of Mrs. Florence Casale and also in­ cluded in their activities several pep Clockwise: M. Scioscia, Capt.; B. Kofka, E. Ujobai, H. Wall, A. Sudia, V. Havi- assemblies. land, D. Wosniak, L. Tobaygo, C. Nering, C. Garbus, M. Hilla, M. Homa. An important and colorful ad­ junct of the marching band is the Twirling Squad. This group led by Captain Marie Scioscia spends much “H- 1,11 P. time and effort perfecting the week­ ^sric^nt f o r ^ L in d en ly routines presented by the band during football season. All these long and frequent practices are under the direction of Mrs. Julia Creitz. Half time atmosphere at the football games was highlighted by their spirited strutting and twirling as anyone who attended will tell you.

Cheerleading Co - cap­ tains, Rita Vandermeer and Arlene Yakimof.

I Twirling Captain, Marie Scioscia, strikes a for­ midable position.

J.V . CHEERLEADERS— J. Duda, M. Rosenthal, A. Koenig, F. SENIOR TWIRLERS — Captain M. Scioscia, M. Mersitz, A. Davis, P. Simpson, Homa, B. Kofka, C. Garbus, L. Tobaygo, V. Haviland. Captain.

VARSITY CHEERLEADERS — M. Heller, J. Sele- lonis, E. McDonald, A. Yakimof, Co-captain; R. Vandermeer, Co-captain; B. Armstead, P. Long, D. Creitz.

SENIOR "PEP" SQUAD — First Row : S. E. Junio, Pres,; M. Wojcio, Sec.; J. Jolly, Vice-Pres.; C. Stachowicz, I. Lisky, M. Kotora, Mr. Fay. Second Row: S. Mangee, J. Mazur, B. Martino, J. Duggan, A. Greenberg, S. Graziano, B. Mersitz, J. Grillo. Third Row : M. McConlogue, J. Goyette, J. D ’Ang­ elo, R. Danish, C. Axinn, E. Blum, P. Garfield, M. Weinberg. Strike up the hand.

Almost 7 6 trombones march down the field. The Music Men

The Linden High School Band added color and music to our football games this year. Their bright orange and black uniforms fit in with the beautiful colors of the fall season. The band also took part in the annual Hal­ loween Parade, Memorial Day Parade and intro­ duced and concluded the assembly programs. Anyone able to play a band instrument was eligible to participate. The band was under the able direction of Mr. Ostrander. The role of Head Majorette was filled by pretty Susan Parks.

Woodwinds, Saxophones and Horns First Row. P. Simpson, P. Herman, G. Schumann. Second Row. R. Brauer, J. Zack, R. Marcus, S. Matlaga. Third Row: D. Hauck, J. Kopchinski, S. Win- ans, G. Yancolowitz. Fourth Row. M. O’Brien, A. Siskind, K. O’Brien.

Mr. Ostrander, Band Director; Susan Parks, Head Majorette. 116 Susan Parks poses in full dress.

Trumpets First Row. L. Homa, S. Kleiman, R. Rohlik. Second Row. A. Pokorny, G. Pokorny, A. Keil, S. Weitzman. Third Row. P. Wanat, S. Dare, R. Wang, M. Roth. Her sprightly twirling captured the eyes of all the spectators. Each year Linden High School has had two of its band members chosen for participation in the All-State Band, which meets annually in Atlantic City. This year was no exception. Louis Margaglione and George Chew capably repre­ sented Linden High Scbool. The Linden High School Band did much to further our school spirit, on the playing field, in the community and in the school.

Clarinets First Row. R. Fink, J. Levine, L. Szymanski. Second Row. A. Schecterman, M. Siminoff, S. Kulpinski, J. Wnuk. Third Row. R. Kenderes, L. Zier, H. Levitan, H. Yacker.

Tubas, Drums, Brass First Row. A. Gutauskas, E. Pluta, D. Zeich, S. Boyle, H. Kop- chinski, D. Goleme, G. Gutauskas. Second Row. J. Sirder, V. Markant, R. Maroney, L. Misley, B. Moritz. Third Row. A. Bed- rick, J. Stucks, R. Kubas, W. Babbitt. 117 GLEE CLUB — First Row. C. Klett, A. Gagliardi, T. Palo- chak, J. Frank, C. Miller, P. Wanat, D. Klett, J. Hopkins, C. Hughes. Second Row: Mrs. C. Salher, P. Foster, R. Soyka, B. Febick, S. Holmes, C. Har- sell, J. Anderson, A. Waskiew. M. Wakefield, B. Russo. Third Row: A. Wilczek, B. Ring, C. Kalla, R. Amon, V. Poskay, V. Poley, A. Remeta, J. Mur- awski, G. Parish, J. Belchik, L. Hudson.

GLEE CLUB — First Row: E. Guimaraes, P. Cartinella, R. Siraco, B. Pantini, L. Cleague, S. Fekete, J. Popyk, C. Bielsky, M. Foglia. Second Row: Mrs. C. Salher, E. Jones, S. Klei- man, T. Radowski, S. Karlik, M. Pauls, C. Pecina, J. Pepe, A. Kania, F. Duckman. Third Row: J. Johnson, C. Edwards, S. Poliakoff, G. Bergen, G. Holmes, E. Devaney, C. Donia, C. Boiler, E. Laucius, P. Mc- Cullen.

First Row: B. Lesniak, M. Monico, J. Smith, F. Labonia, M. Sutch, A. Podel, F. Philips, M. Jackson, M. Hilgenberg. B. Rappisi. Second Row: E. Jacob, M. Rosenthal, J. Hen- dricksen, A. Fruchter, B. Ogle- tree, V. Anderle, J. Lesser, L. VanDyne, C. Brooks, K. Healey, M. Stano. Third Row: C. Corveleyn, L. Majewski, A. Yesacavage, C. Kolesar. F. Pomper, C. Kaplan, F. Klun- der, C. Diem, R. Luongo, J. Alvarez. Fourth Row: K. Pen- nacchini, R. Fullerton, N. Loxley, M. Fuller, C. Carhart, J. Middlesteadt, B. Yori.

First Row: V. Szeliga, S. Weis brot, L. Schwartz, R. Boiler M. Mroz, J. Menta, R. Eisen berg, L. Eiser, C. Knevels, D Crooks. Second Row: C. Dock M. Abrahamsen, P. Raiffe, H Armstead, M. Jaffa, J. Wil liams, B. Koenig, E. Horvath L. Lukas, D. Bojak, L. Cutro Third Row: B. Lucas, P. Good man, G. Krysiak, C. Blazejow ski, S. Rzepka, A. Spatz, F Stanek, R. Atkin, J. McKenna Fourth Row: L. Schoonmaker D. Lippe, M. Solski, B. Marsz alowicz, M. Nacik. 118 VARSITY CHOIR — First Row: J. Hopkins, F. Philips, S. Popyk. Third Row . J. Bell, P. Foster, A. Davis, D, Garber, Katz, L. Cutro, B. Petraitis, L. Schechterman, R. Babulski, E. McCracken, J. Ball, D. Schollenberger, D. Kolibas, G. B. Zitomer, A. Lehn, B. Armstead, V. Szeliga. Second Row. Bergen, G. Holmes. Fourth Row. Mrs. Salher, S. Poliakoff, A. Waskiew, G. Krysiak, G. Kohut, P. Wanat, A. Bedrick, C. Harsell, K. Venni, L. Zier, S. Sivartsen, J. Saunders, R. Langfelder, P. Weitzman, W. Babbitt, C. Sherling, J. C. Carhart, C. Bergen, L. Nogi.

The members of Linden High School’s choral groups find pleasure, enjoyment, and experience through vocal participa­ tion under the guidance of Mrs. Salher. The Glee Club consists of girls, who through their hard work, will learn to appreciate and understand music. They combine their voices to produce music enjoyed by the entire school. Choir members concentrate on improving their talent and increasing their knowledge of the musical field. They put time and effort into their work and are an asset to Linden High Sch ool. This year our school is honored to have two members of our student body participating in the New Jersey All-State David Garber Chorus, David Garber and Bertha Armstead. Bertha Armstead All State chorus member. Our vocal groups have played a large part in the school All State chorus member. year and have won the admiration of their audiences.

CHOIR — First Row. A. Cupo, J. Hopkins, F. Philips, S. Third Row. P. Foster, J. Bell, G. Kohut, C. Harsell, D. Garber, L. Hudson, R. Daneke, P. Weitzman, D. Schollen­ Katz, P. Wanat, B. Petraitis, A. Bedrick, L. Schechterman, berger, B. Monaghan, C. Sherling, J. Johnson, Mrs. Salher. B. Zitomer, W . Babbitt, C. Hopkins, J. Williams, B. Arm­ Fourth Row. S. Holmes, A. Davis, S. Poliakoff, C. Mac- stead. Second Row. V. Szeliga, S. Weisbrot, L. Cutro, J. Nicky, K. Venni, A. Remeta, C. Bergen, C. Carhart, R. Frank, A. Waskiew, G. Krysiak, J. Stucka, V. Callahan, D. Amon, J. Bell, E. McCracken, D. Sexton, L. Zier, S. Sivart­ Kolibas, F. Jagger, R. Langfelder, R. Babulski, A. Lehn. sen, J. Saunders, G. Holmes, G. Bergen, L. Nogi, J. Popyk. 119 LIBRARY SQUAD — First Row. E. Laskodi, M. Zabawa, K. Wishneski, J. Grillo, A. Podell, M. Picone, N. Mircoff, D. Knevels, E. Bunin, P. Sutto, D. Solwar, J. Popyk, J. Harris. Ranaudo, S. Weisbrot. Third Row. E. Pokrywka, L. Walker, Second Row. Mrs. Miller, Advisor; B. Yori, F. Labonia, R. A. Weiss, M. Mitrik, A. Wilczek, D. Sabol, P. Popuzynski, S. Poliakoff, L. Urban, B. Wojtaczek, S. Slovik.

The Library. Squad, under the direction of Mrs. Searles, contributes its services to the school by lending a helping hand in the Library each period. They shelve books and check them out. Our library is able to run more efficiently, to our advant­ age, thanks to this club. The services of the Studio Guild are very valuable to the entire school. They aid in the scenery department of the Senior Play each year as well as contribute colorful posters toward its success. On the whole, most of the art work seen in the school can be attributed to the members of the Studio G u ild . Secretarial Appointments by Miss Planeta and Mrs. Bahery are made to assist the Office Staff, the Guidance Depart­ m en t, th e CYNOSURE Staff, the CHRONICLE Staff, and other teachers who need their services.

Members of the Studio Guild put the finish­ ing touches on the F.T.A. scenery.

Jobs Well Done By Dur Service Clubs

STUDIO GUILD—First Row. J. Duggan, President; P. Gar­ field, Vice-President; D. Far- baniec, Secretary; G. St. And- rassy, Treasurer; Mrs. Smith, Advisor; M. Dortch, J. Kosti- usko, C. MacNicky. Second Row. D. Harriden, M. Kulpin- ski, E. Carr, M. Sabados, G. Farinick, D. Morrow, B. L. Ogletree, M. Twomey. F. Hor­ owitz. Third Row. E. Char- necki, J. Ravasy, T. Pluta, L. Misley, K. Egan, S. Milberger, G. Levine, D. Levine. 120 STUDIO GUILD— First Row. C. Corveleyn, C. Fomkin, H. Maltzer, J. Strella, C. Wietryz- kowski, J. Stracensky, J. Schuler. Second Row. K. Simi- noff, L. Joseph, S. Weisbrot, J. Duda, J. Kessler, S. Tu- mino, M. Homa. Third Row. E. Blum, C. Axinn, S. Karlik, J. Heller, C. Boiler, J. Andro- vich, V. Oravsky.

STUDIO GUILD — First Row: B. Gaines, J. Kovatch, F. ron, C. Sherling, M. Symco, J. Lubin. Third Row: S. Mar- Mersitz, C. Chiari, M. Mrozek, M. Madas, L. Schechterman. Ian, A. Sepsick, C. Laccaro, C. Tannenbaum, B. Karkovic Second Row. W. Babbit, M. Dugan, L. Murphone, B. Gar- R. Heunermund, E. Brown.

SECRETARIAL APPOINTMENT — First Row. M. Kotora, Stachowicz, R. Mroz, J. Grillo, Typist; B. Armstead, J. C. Calabrese, E. Buckley, M. Steppie, M. Raftis, C. Garbus, Gaydos, S. Tumino. Third Row: J. Murawski, I. Procek, I. Lesky, J. Duggan, A. Yakimof. Second Row: M. Wein­ M. Erbeck, Typist; E. Sauer, D. Kmetz, J. Mazur, B. berg, Typist; D. Klett, P. Chmiel, B. Garan, S. Sowa, C. Martino, A. Majewski, I. Heinz, B. Ring, K. Savchek. Faculty Advisors: Miss Planeta, Mrs. A. Bahery. Although they are relaxing now, Steve Ombalski, Ray Wavrek, and Skippy Kornmeyer will he busy cleaning up after the students have gone to class.

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STAGE AND PROJECTION — First Row. B. Pierce, B. Sullivan, A. Zagier, J. Cuono, W . Gathman. Second Row: R. Plotkin, R. Meyers, S. Sidlow- ski, P. Conforti, B. Feldmar. Third R ow : J. Hovance. C. Seibert, T. Curtis, A. Sholes. SERVICE LEAGUE — First Row: R. Bingle, P. Kukal, I. C. Wietryzkowski, J. Popyk, M. Levinson, P, Derzock, A. Heinz, M. Walter, B. Ring, D. Hlavka, E. Laucius, P. Kempner, J. BeUnsky, K. Mendrick. Third Row: I. Good, Chmiel, G. Chodkowski, B. Twaskas. Second Row: N. C. Bergen, J. Murawski, J. D'Angelo, R. Solski, D. Wos- Gross, J. Miciak, B. Kofka, G. Wompierski, L. Woodfield, niak, C. Nering, J. Bell, E. Hergert, K. Wilkes, K. Mohar.

Those clubs here represented ren­ der a variety of services. Under the auspices of Mr. Law­ rence Kinsella and Mr. Michael Merola, the members of the Cafe­ teria Corps maintain order in the cafeteria during lunch. Afterwards it is their duty to see that the cafe­ teria is clean and in order. The members of the stage and projection crew work "behind the scenes” for the assembly programs and other school productions. Under the capable direction of Mr. Edward Smith, they are responsible for the lighting effects and various other aids in staging. The boys also set up and run visual aid films used in class. Our Student Council sponsors two of the service clubs. The Serv­ ice League consists of girls who, during free periods, act as office receptionists and messengers. The newly organized Fire Drill Squad has proven very helpful in evacuating the school quickly and efficiently during drills. The orchestra serves Linden High in a different way — through enter­ tainment. The members practice long hours with Mr. Walter Both Mr. Walter Both rehearses Linden High’s Orchestra for a fine per­ to provide listening pleasure. formance.

FIRE DRILL SQUAD — First Row: R. Potyk, R. Rakowski, J. Motley, D. Garber, D. Goleme, B. Drake, J. Kornas, R. T. Pluta, R. Konecny, E. McCracken, D, Kolibas, R. Beck, Wavrek, R. Sawicki. Third Row: C. Berzanski, B. Hoover, S. Ombalski, S. Kulpinski. Second Row: B. Pierce, L. Mier, S. Parker, L. Zier, J. Lewentowicz, R. Kozak, F. Jagger, J. Saunders.

1 he voices of our < holiday atmosphere.

This year’s Junior Class, as in the past, had charge of decorating the main hall of Linden High School for the Christ­ mas season. The ready, willing and able committee worked under the supervision of Mrs. Helen McCormack. The group con­ sisted of ten juniors chosen from the Barn Dance Decorating Committee. Many homerooms joined in the festivities with attractive decorations adding to the — holiday spirit. Miss Reynolds’ tree deco­ rated by her math classes. W ith the decorating done, the celebrating begins. The annual Christmas musical pro­ gram lends voice to the joyous yuletide feel­ ings. Our teachers too, enjoy themselves at a Christmas buffet. No one at Linden High is immune to the gay spirit of the Christmas season.

Our teachers

Mrs. Creitz admires Miss Planeta’s Christmas cor- sage. 125 DRAMATIC CLUB — Seated: P. McCallum, D. Gray­ C. Sollish, J. Schuler. Third Row: A. Jones, D. Merten, son, G. St. Andrassy, Treasurer; F. Rakin, President; S. C. Shugel, B. Bernstein, S. Frankovitch, A. Eisen, J. Junio, Secretary; M. Jaffe, C. Chiari, A. Fruchter, M. Samuels, D. Garber, V. Poskay, V. Poley. Fourth Row: Beloresofsky. Second Row: S. Schwartz, S. Dolsky, C. H. Maltzer, D. Levine, J. Kovatch, A. Davis, R. Sawicki, Cohen, J. Farkas, A. Green, P. Stein, J. Yellin, D. Green, T. Kelly, E. Jones, F. Mersitz, M. Picone. Stage Groups

The stage groups this year did exceptionally well speaking and was highly successful this year. The in entertaining the school while obtaining valuable club participated in assembly with dramatic poetry experience for themselves. reading under the direction of Miss Gilkeson. The Dramatic club presented a one act play in The Debate club, under the supervsion of Mr. assembly. The play was directed by Mrs. Scher and Jamison, held its first debate tournament in Linden put on entirely by club members. High School. The club featured debates in the The Forensic Club furthers ability in public assembly against Red Bank Catholic High School.

DRAMATIC CLUB — Seated: J. Ramos, B. Poliakoff, S. Weisbrot. Third Row: S. Junio, S. Karlik, G. St. C. Lubetkin, L. Gindin, S. Smolensky, L. Joseph, B. Andrassy, F. Klunder, C. Barr, S. Milberger, C. Sherling, Jacobson. Second Row: M. Vidnanski, M. Wood, B. G. Levine, R. Howard. Fourth Row: M. Mutterperl, S. Armstead, J. Gelfond, B. Rantine, S. Katz, K. Siminoff, Resnik, M. Gerber, L. Mandell, S. Kurek, C. Brooks, P. Raiffe, B. Garron. FORENSIC CLUB — Seated: R. Zeich, Vice-President; P. Mushala, Treasurer; C. Barr, President; M. Gerber, J. Sharpe. Second Row: M. Blackman, A. Davis, J. Bell, J. Redzinak, D, Hlavka, S. Dolsky. Third Row: R. Potash- kin, J. Goyette, B, Bernstein, C. Bergen, R. Howard. Fourth Row: L. Mandell, S. Katz, R. Eisenberg, B. Poliakoff, K. Green, M. Dvorin.

Lots Plotkin prepares to refute the arguments of her opponents.

DEBATE CLUB— Seated: H. Lappin, R. Potashkin, Vice- President; J. Belinsky, Presi­ dent; H. Dvorin, Secretary; S. Weitzman. Second Row: L. Gindin, M. Mutterperl, D. Grayson, C. Cohen, C. Hughes, L. Plotkin, Mr. H. G. Jami­ son. Third Row: R. Dorosin, P. Weitzman, R. Rakowski, B. Miller, D. Creitz. PLAYREADING — First Row: M. Gerber, R. Eisenberg, S. Schwartz. Second Row. J. Murawski, A. Eisen, D. Grayson, M. Erbeck.

PUBLICITY — First Row. M. Farber, T. Pluta, J. Kop chinski. Second Row. R. Konecny, A. Eisen, J. Regit.

Play Committees

COSTUME — E. Blum, M. Devlin, A. Delman, M. Homa, G. Iacobone, B. Martino, M. Erbeck, S. Galansky, M. E. Kraft, T. Kelly, C. Wietryzkowski, R. Sawicki.

LIGHTING AND SPECIAL EFFECTS — R. Meyers, A. Zagier, R. Pierce.

PLAYBILL — S. Kisslan, S. Feinberg, S. Davidow, A. Greenberg, P. Palmer.

PRINTING — R. Vitkauskis, S. Parker, A. White- The stage crew busily gets the stage ready for the play. man, M. Starks, A. Bedrick, M. Citrano, B. Fischler, T. Flillard, R. Potyk, J. Meyers, A. Stoffa, M. Stano, R. Crepeau.

PROPERTIES — C. Lubetkin, F. Marcus, D. Mac- Alpine, B. Poliakoff. D. Bartus, S. Schwartz, R. Klausner, F. Walker, J. Peppard, M. Gerber, S. Rzypka, L. Margaglione, F. Tunick, C. Rocca, R. Eisenberg, E. Tatem.

STAGE CREW — P. Cassidy. B. Henrich, R. Guzy, J. Mochan, S. Eifand, R. Toth, D. Kamola, R. Hill, D. Stavitsky, J. O'Neil, S. Voynick, J. Vitkauskis.

CAST — First Row. R. Dorosin, D. Garber. E. Rihlman, Mrs. Passani, Mrs. Scher, Director. Second Row. R. Pet- raitis, M. Maroney, C. Calabrese, G. Wompierski, B. Brogan, L. Gindin. Third R ow : B. Moritz, B. Fischler, D. Schol- lenberger, R. Rakowski, C. Barr. 128 USHERETTES — First Row: A. Yakimof, J. Murawski, M. B. Kofka, J. Haber, B. Mersitz. Third Row: L. Tobaygo, E. Weinberg, M. Wojcio, R. Bingle, L. Mazur, J. Mazur. Sec­ Charnecki, M. Wiedman, R. Solski, M. Westling A. Nester, ond Row: P. Bubowsky, L. Jusko, F. Labonia, J. Miciak, J. Bell.

MAKE-UP — First Row: S. Mangee, J. D ’Angelo, G. Weitz- man, J. Redzinak. Second Row: G. Wilke, R. Danish, R. Raiffe, D. Hlavka, C. Axinn; B. Armstead.

PROMPTERS — First Row: D. Grayson, Stage Manager; J. Sharpe. Second Row: E. Rihlman, S. Kulpinski, P. McCallum.

SCENIC A R T — P. Hofmeister, P. Garfield, J. Duggan, T. Pluta, M. Dugan, Mrs. Smith. The Costume Committee gives a last minute check to all the outfits of the cast.

Back Stage

With the time consuming effort of the faculty and seniors, Sabrina Fair was a huge success. The cast, who naturally were the most important people, did a fine job under the expert coaching of Mrs. Scher. But most people don’t see or hear of the work done behind the scenes. The Prompters, also directed by Mrs. Scher, The members of the Scenic Art Committee put all their efforts were constantly alert to the actions and lines into making the set realistic. of the actors to prevent any mishap. Make­ up was applied skillfully and quickly under the guidance of Dr. Lawrence. Another im­ portant committee was the Costume com­ mittee, headed by Miss Turtur; they helped the cast between acts with many costume changes. The Properties Committee, aided by Mr. Scullion, worked to find props suitable to the play. W hile the preparations concerning the cast and properties were being carried out,

Sandy Mangee applies make-up to Barry Moritz. 130 Allen Zagier tries a special lighting effect while Stan Kulpinski begins his duties as prompter. Combining business with pleasure, the Printing Committee begins to print the programs for opening night. with Seniors

Mr. St. Andrassy of the Printing Committee was busy setting-up type, Mr. Sklaw and his Publicity Committee were getting patrons to support the play, and Mrs. Beck’s Ticket Committee was planning the seating and ticket distributions. Mr. Young and the boys of the Stage Crew spent many weeks in building the set for the play. The Playbill Committee prepared the material to be included in the printed program. Glamor and festivity was added to Mrs. Scher, director o f Sabrina Fair, offers warm encourage­ the occasion by Mr. Moldaschl’s Usherettes ment to the cast before opening. who were dressed in the traditional formal gow n . Stage Manager, Doris Grayson, worked with Mrs. Scher and the cast to make each performance sure and smooth. Every person on every committee worked hard to make this years’ Senior Play, Sabrina Pair, th e w o n ­ derful success it was.

The Properties Committee gets the stage ready for the play.

131 Sabrina remembers her childhood years at Long- Sabrina sings to the cockatoo while Mrs. Larabee, Sr., Island. looks on with apprehension.

Mr. Larabee is enraged at the conduct of his oldest son as David ivatches.

Here Mrs. Larabee compliments two young guests and urges them to have fun

“Sabrina

CAST OF Maude Larabee . . . Julia McKinlock . Linus Larabee, Jr. Linus Larabee, Sr. M arg aret...... David Larabee . . . Gretchen ...... Sabrina Fairchild . F a irc h ild ...... Two Young Women

Linus Larabee suggests a Two Young Men . . . cozy spot for the guests at Paul D’Argenson .. . the dinner party. Mr. D'Argenson, who has just arrived from Paris, was greeted by a very flowery hello from his hostess. Once more David tries to explain his feelings for Sabrina to his family.

A comical situation arises when David and Paul pass Sabrina’s foot about.

Paul tempts our poor Sabrina with a rich, luxurious, and romantic life in Paris.

...... Beth Brogan ...... Carolee Barr ...... Barry Moritz ...... Barry Fischler ...... Elaine Rihlmann ...... Robert Rakowski ...... Lydia Gindin ...... Mary Maroney ...... David Garber (Carol Calabrese (Gail Wompierski Sabrina, realizing her feel­ (Robert Petraitis ings, nervously watches } Daniel Schollenberger Linus as he tends to her ...... Richard Dorosin knee. SENIOR CYNOSURE EDITORIAL — First Row: M. Westling, Editor; J. Sporczyk, Assistant Editor; K. Paffrath, M. L, Dolmanet, C. Rocca. Second Row: B. Brogan, D. Wojtowicz, Photogra­ pher; R. Niessen, M. Weidman, J. Peppard, M. Markowski.

“JW L Sce e i n c ^ VL Jo u ” in the Cynosure

It is doubtful that there are many people visors, Miss Gallagher and Miss Burd, works in Linden High School who don’t lo ok fo r­ many hours putting our book together. ward to our yearbook, the Cynosure. The advertising and circulation committees, There are many factors which lead to the under the supervision of Mr. Haiko and Mr. final publication of the Cynosure. Jamison, respectively, give financial assistance The editorial staff, headed by its new ad- and distribute the Cynosure.

JUNIOR CYNOSURE EDI­ TORIAL—First Row: D. Stra- censky, A. Gagliardi, P. Long, A. Lehn, H. Dvorin. Second Row: H. Lappiti, M. A. Rocca, M. Plisky, M. Heller, P. Berg­ stedt, M. J. Casciano.

134 CYNOSURE ADVERTISING — First Row: S. Feinburg, B. Poliakoff, H. Tannenbaum, M. Gerber, F. Labonia, S. R. Heunermund, P. Garfield, J. Duggan, President; M. Schwartz, G. Wompierski, R. Mroz, Mr. Haiko, Advisor. Weinberg, A. Delman, I. Heinz. Second Row: L. Gindin, Third Row: M. McConlogue, D. Goleme, C. Crane, C. Dahlburg, A. Eisen, R. Chuvala, J. Murawski, F. Rakin. CYNOSURE CIRCULATION — First Row: L. Tobaygo, E. Third Row. D. Bartus, A. Nester, M. Carhart, M. Kraft, Buckley, M. Steppie, E. Sauer, C. Digieso, S. Rezypka, P. C. Popiela, G. Wilkie, M. Erbeck. Fourth Row. D. Kmetz, Leskin. Second Row. S. Junio, E. Tätern, R. Vandermeer, V. Bingle, N. Kelly, M. Hoff, B. Martino, P. Kukal, M. L. Jauch, S. Feinberg, P. Kaus, S. Davidow, E. Rihlman. Wojcio, J. Mazur, I. Lesky.

CYNOSURE TYPISTS — First Row. M. Erbeck, J. Grillo. Second Row. M. Weinberg, S. Sowa.

CYNOSURE CIRCULATION — First Row. J. Pepe, R. Mroz, J. Zuber, E. Bolero, F. Labonia, M. Gerber, C. Lu- betkin. Second Row. D. Klett, B. Perzeley, A. Kempner, R. Eisenberg, J. Miciak, J. Kisslan, J. Grillo, S. Tumino. Third Row. S. Sowa, P. Chmiel, G. Walch, C. Stachowicz, M. Kotora, J. Haber, B. Garan, B. Yanarella, C. Cala­ brese.

136 Arch those hacks! Hawaii calls to L.H.S.

“Gym” Dandies

This year the Girls Sports Program included such activities as soccer, basketball, baseball and badminton. A new addition to the program which proved quite successful was the Hawaiian Hula Dance. The girls were .taught both the interpretive hand motions as well as the basic foot step. During the year many girls qualified as officials for basketball and volleyball games. They not only learned more about the basic rules of the game, but aided their teacher by refereeing these games during class. Under the instruction and guidance of Mrs. Creitz and Mrs. Casale, the girls had the opportunity to develop or increase their athletic ability, sportsmanship and team spirit.

Competition at its keenest.

Legs! Legs! Legs!

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Mciiutuiaiibca. nciu un i cu. u dim i. proved to EDITORIAL STAFF — First Row: J. Schuler, D. Jeremko, K. Siminoff, J. Gelfond. Third Row: G. Wompierski, P. R. Vandermeer, L. Nogi, J. Redzinak, R. Rakowski, S. Mushala, J. Sharp, J. Wittes, J. Saunders, S. Kulpinski, R. Weisbrot, L. Mandell. Second Row: S. Katz, B. Jacobsen, Konecny, M. Robins, S. Parker. Fourth Row: A. Davis, D. D. Creitz, G. Kohut, J. Zack, C. Barr, G. Goyette, M. Kraft, Grayson, A. Siskind, A. Beam, M. Jaffa, L. Jauch, J. Zuber. oeeri u i i e a 10 cs r v o ' r e it z the prize for cleverly silhouette of Sabrina Fai her two suit- of yesteryear. h placed first r Pia) Poster v.ell-liked plays given hv a pi ?r was a Jun- vious Senior Cla - wa- l la n o ; The idea for in 1953, which sriia ie poster was conceived after Kopitiik. and which i read the pia) She took the ¡ally difficult becai lay's theme, Sabrina being many changes of se ourted by two very handsome Going back several vt rothers, and transferred it to “ Pride and Prejudic a per. pertly Second prize «id three dollars Senior as awarded to a Senior, Terry led in 18th cent Other plays which \nother Senior . Frederick Heid, the he;st of past vea

i Chronicle Editors diligently work to make i , our school paper interesting to read. prom ti i i if I >111 11 os 1 2 :0 0 lations between the faculty din nei dance idea lost

CHRONICLE TYPISTS — First Row: R. Mroz, I. Lesky. Second Row: E. Buckley, B. Martino.

■ CHRONICLE CIRCULATION — First Row. A. Mayers, G. Stracensky, R. Mikesh, L. Woodfield, M. Sojka, P. Leskin, A. Vircik, G. Farinick, M. Maroney, L. Dolmanet. Third Row: M. Vaivano, R. Pierce. M. H. Mayers. Second Row. S. Rzepka, C. Jones, B. Stano, L. Codella, R. Sortino, J. Colletti, J. Deem.

Chronicle Strives to Keep Up With Modern Ideas

Through the hard-working Editorial, Circula­ cone, who is in charge of circulation and adver­ tion and Advertising staffs, this years Chronicle tising, have devoted much time and energy to has reached the epitome of its popularity. help the members of the staffs produce an enter­ Mr. Sklaw, Editorial Advisor, and Mr. Pelli- taining and informative Chronicle.

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CHRONICLE ADVERTISING — First Row: V. Poskay, M. perts. Second Row: M. Wood, L. Emmer, K. Mohär, S. Hebel, M. Heller, R. Babulski, M. A. Slesenski, V. Gom- Dubow, J. Anderson, M. Vidvancki, M. Kulpinski, D. Goodfriend, C. Steurer, J. Pappas. 139 STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS — Left to Right-. Dorothy Stracensky, Vice-President; Arlene Yakimof, Mrs. Atkins, Advisor; James Saunders, President; Secretary; Mary Ann Rocca, Treasurer.

The Student Council, the governing body of Linden High, is an important factor in the progress of Linden High. They took on new tasks this year. Book covers were sold, the Fire Drill squad was organ­ Student ized, cards were sent to Marlboro Hospital at Christmas, and booster buttons were sold. Members of the Student Council are elected from each homeroom. These officers meet once a week to convey ideas and suggestions of the Council students. This year the elections went off smoothly with the aid of voting m achines. SENIOR* MEMBERS OF THE STU­ DENT COUNCIL — First Row: Mrs. Atkins, Advisor; D. Grayson, R. Sa- wicki, P. Leskin, D. Hlavka. Second Row: G. Wompierski, R. Vandemeer, P. Chmiel, B. Kofka, A. Yakimof, C. Barr. Third Row: D. Garber, B. Drake, S. Ombalski, J. Saunders, S. Parker, R. Hoover.

JUNIOR MEMBERS OF THE STU­ DENT COUNCIL — First Row: M. A. Rocca, J. Jaraba, D. Wronski, A. Sudia, C. Bulak, E. Vernon. Second Row: A. Lello, J. Selelonis. L. Hilgenberg, D. Stracensky, P. Peters, A. Davis. Third Row: T. Solski, G. Bergen, H. Carolina, A. Micale, J. Klein, P. Flanagan, S. Orlando.

SOPHOMORE MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL — First Row: D. Farbeneic, C. MacWicky, J. Gelfond, H. Maltzer, B. Zagier. Second Row: M. Sobados, J. Schuler, M. Sutch, J. Kissler, J. Urso. Third Row: J. Watkie, J. Pilickis, P. Centonze, R. Collins.

141 BIO-CHEMISTRY — First Row: G. Kohut, E. Hergert, S. Jaeger, A. Lehn, M. Walter, J. Goyette, L. Rogers. Second Row: B. Moritz, G. Sanderson, E. Simarco, J. Pappas.

This year Linden High’s Chemistry Club has been mentals and progress to more complex theories. organized under a system different from that ex­ Duane Tietze is leader of the qualitative analysis perienced in the past. In place of one body, composed group, Philip Palmer of the organic chemistry group, of many students, are four separate groups. These Barry Moritz of the bio-chemistry group, and Richard groups enable each individual to pursue and satisfy Jaraba of the inorganic chemistry group. These his own interests more fully than under the pre­ leaders are students who have been able to maintain viously used system. Each group explores a different an A average in chemistry. Mr. Salzer is the faculty phase of chemistry. Members are expected to par­ advisor of tbe club as a whole. ticipate in weekly programs. They start with funda­

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY — First Row: J. Oranowitz, G. Devyer. Second Row: P. Palmer, M. O'Brien, K. O’Brien, Macaluso, J. Welser, C. Simpson, M. Kraft, J. Cobin, D. G. Chero, B. Babulsky, J. Miliano, D. Yurick.

142 INORGANIC CHEMISTRY — First Row: J. Wittes, R. Jaraba, R. Zawoysky, M. Roth. Second Row. M. Sadlowski, W. Zimmerman, D. Simon, G. Habedank, J. Cartinella, J. Reardon J Pointek E. Hance.

Interest in Chemistry Increased Through Club Participation

Duane Tietze explains theory of ionization.

QUALITATIVE ANALYSIS — First Row : K. Dahlberg, D. Tietze, L. Ciriani. Second Row: M. Siegal, K. Putz, J. Cutro, G. Grumet, M. Schwartz, R. Lipman, M. Rob­ ins, B. Feinstein, A. Kiel.

143 FUTURE NURSES — First Row. D. Joffe, D. Derzock, G. Bergen, Treas­ urer; C. Boiler, President; J. Mahar, Secretary; C. Hopkins. Second Row. E. Harwelick, M. Markowski, J. John­ son, B. Garron, B. Gersick, E. Kup- cho, C. Klett. Third Row. S. Poliakoff, M. Dalziel, J. Mikesh, A. Weiss, G. Holmes, L. Rogers, E. Zelonis, J. Dug­ gan. Fourth Row. S. Main, K. Sherling, P. Palmer, A. Kosko, C. Axinn, C. Gare- lick, E. Blum.

FUTURE TEACHERS — First Row. J. Farkas, G. Ruth, Secretary; M. Rizzo, Treasurer; G. Lampert, President; D. Wronski, Vice-President; A. Lello. Sec­ ond Row. M. Mopsick, M. Farber, L. Emmer, D. Pivonski, B. Jacobson, R. Galansky, M. Homa. Third Row. D. Sobiski, D. Hlavka, C. Barr, A. Eisen, C. Shugel, L. Vekassy, E. Tatem, K. McCole. Fourth Row. S. Jaeger, B. Ma- donia, S. Graziano, S. Resnik, P. Gar­ field, E. Sporczyk, C. Brooks.

FUTURE TEACHERS — First Row. B. Garron, D. Solwar, A. Sudia, G. Krysiak. Second Row. R. Conforte, K. Paffrath, J. Rauba, C. Lubet- kin, H. Tannenbaum. Third Row. T. Kelly, A. Delman, J. Draganchuk, K. Sherling, E. Laucius, S. Galansky. Fourth Row. M. Monico, M. What Shall I Be? Mrozek, B. Yori, P. Koenig, W . Brown.

Linden High’s "Future Clubs” give the stu­ dents a chance to practice their future vocations. T h e Future Nurses Club, under the direction of Miss Rickert, provides an excellent opportun­ ity for girls interested in nursing to find out more about this profession. The Orange Blos­ soms, a part of F.N .A., volunteer much of their time at the Elizabeth General Hospital. T h e Future Teachers Club offers much guid­ ance to those interested in teaching. Representa­ tives from State colleges speak to the club members; in return, the club members, spon­ sored by Mrs. Travers, visit the campuses, get­ ting a close look at teaching in action. 144 Allan Geller demonstrates his project to club members during a meeting.

Members of the Mathematics Club examine their Mu Alpha Theta certificates after initiation ceremony.

Mu Alpha Theta Brings New Thmor to School

Time: 12:50 p.m., Friday afternoon. In room 219 Dan Jeremko, President of the Mathematics Club is opening the weekly meeting. In the room are sixteen seniors who like mathematics, and in most cases, plan to use it a great deal in their careers. The advisor, Miss E. Reynolds supervises the club programs, for which different members are responsible each week. Usually the club studies forms of mathematics that they aren’t able to cover in regular class periods. Sé?*?# This year the club brought honor to the school by being accepted into the National High School Club President Dan feremko goes over an identity with the and Junior College Mathematical Society, Mu other officers. Alpha Theta.

First Row: D. Jeremko, President; R. Konecny, Vice-Presi- pinski, D. Grayson, T. Squires, T. Tyburczy, A. Geller. dent; J. Sporczyk, Secretary; M. Westling, Treasurer; Miss Third Row. P. Palmer, B. Moritz, M. Farber, C. Dahlberg, E. Reynolds, Advisor. Second Row: J. Kopchinski, S. Kul- M. O'Brien, R. Rakowski. RADIO CLUB — First Row: R. Rakowski, J Y ; J. Yurcik, Heller, R. Bettle, KN2RIU. Third Row: R. Niessen, K2SRA; KZEM F; D. Reifer, R. Van Brunt, J. Stucka, R. Backer, A. T. Jones, W 2RW M ; M. O'Brien, K 2Z X D ; J. Saunders, Silverman, W 2BUZ; D. Garber. Second Row. Mr. Barr, K2M M K; D. Kolibas, K 20U M ; A. Geller, K2SGM ; K. W 2YH Z; I. Sobel, C. Bilak, K2DAH ; D. Entlich, K 2EX Y ; O’Brien, K 2Y K V ; V. Boisvert, W V2EAP; R. Franklin, P. Conforti, P. Herman, W V 2EBK; J. Kocur, K2LNH; J. W 2TFR.

Hobby Clubs Stimulate Interest

Bigger and better things have happened for our a large increase over the previous years, and why not? hobby clubs this past school year. Everyone has a good time dancing while Mrs. Ramage The Radio Club, under Mr. Barr’s supervision, set gives the calls. up a complete amateur radio station, K2M UT, where W ith Mr. Kaplowitz’s instruction, the members of licensed members can operate, in their spare time. the Teens for Safe Driving Club are helping to Membership in the Square Dance Club has shown reduce the number of accidents, as well as receiving sound knowledge about cars and driving.

D. Grayson, f. Kopchinski, G. lacohone, and M. Scioscia check G. Holmes’ results on the driving club’s eye testing machine. SQUARE DANCE CLUB — First Row: G. Clarke, President; B. Madonia, Vice-President; A. Nicolai, Secretary; M. Markowski, Secretary; F. Jagger, C. Bean, Mrs. Ramage, Advisor. Second Row: L. Hilgenberg, C. Klett, L. Kozack, D. Cupo, J. Gagliardi, M. Wood, J. Frank. Third Row : V. Poley, V. Poskay, S. Parks, C. Stermer,. J. Middlestead, T. Solski, F. Sinisi.

First Row: B. Babulski, P. Bergstedt, R. Jaraba, D. Wron- Criscuolo, M. Vidnanski, F. Klunder, M. Slesinski, K. ski, L. Kupcho, D. Hlavka, V. Meyers, H. Rishell, M. Knevels, M. Nacik, S. Weisbrot. Third Row: E. Gutauskas, Walter. Second Row: L. Nogi, A. Wilczek, P. Koenig, R. J. Kopchinski, J. Saunders, J. Newman, J. Ball, D. Merter, V. Callahan, E. Mucha, J. Pappas, J. Kuzma.

TEENS FOR SAFE DRIV­ ING— First Row: J. Kopchin­ ski, G. Holmes, D. Grayson, D. Hass, B. Castellano. Sec­ ond Row: E. Tatem, G. la- cobone, D. MacAlpine, C. Wietryzkowski, M. Scioscia. Third Row: R. Vitkauskis, R. Konecny, C. Bergen, V. Havi- land, R. Dorosin. FRENCH CLUB — First Row : B. Olgetree, T. Kama, M. Obsitnik. Third Row: M. Rizzo, F. Mersitz, C. Mac- Treasurer; L. Vekassy, President; K. Green, Secretary; M. Nicky, A. Weiss, F. Rakin, R. Howard, M. Walter, Mrs. Plisky, Vice-President; B. Gaines. Second Row: S. Dolsky, Berkowitz, Advisor. Fourth Row: R. Galansky, L. Emmer, B. Poliakoff, B. Zagier, J. Rauba, J. Testa, B. Jacobson, R. Soyka, L. Mandell, M. Färber, J. Farkas.

Français...

As the members of the three language clubs participated in games, songs and other programs of pleasure, they added more background to the language they have exercised in class. Members of the French Club met every other week. Mrs. Berkowitz was their director. The members learned French dances, songs, and games, such as scrabble. They also discussed the great French artists, composers, and writers. Mrs. Ramage directed the Spanish Club which met every other week. The members participated in, and enjoyed songs, dances, and played Spanish games. Original performances were en­ acted at every meeting. Advised by Mr. Moldaschl, the members of the German Club sang songs and played German games. They held many conversations to further their fluency in the language. The aims of these clubs have therefore been to add pleasure and supplementary knowledge which will remain in the minds of the students Vive la France! for a long time.

148 GERMAN CLUB — First Row: D. Jeremko, L. Misley, S. C. Cohen, S. Weitzman, C. Fischler, P. Raiffe. Third Row: Milburger, E. Carr, V. Oravsky, V. Babbitt, H. Lappin, L. H. Silverblatt, R. Rakowski, B. Miller, S. Dubow, M, Eiser, J. Smith, M. Jackson. Second Row: E. Wilberdink, L. Siminoff, D. Miller, J. Krynicki, J. Malik, J. Insogna, Mr. Hilgenberg, J. Mahar, P. Simpson, J. Selelonis, A. Beam, Moldaschl, Advisor.

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SPANISH CLUB — First Row : M. Kraft, D. Solwar, A. pert, M. Mrozek, R. Brazzati, K. Mohar, D. Cupo, J. Lello, C. Rocca, S. Resnik, D. Grayson, P. Leskin, Mrs. Belinsky, D. Pivonski, P. Stein. Third Row: E. Zelonis, j . Ramage, Advisor. Second Row: M. Burkowski, G. Lam- Goyette, L. Vekassy, R. Potashkin, D. Hlavka, D. Wronski, J. Anderson, K. Custode, J. Zelonis. 149 Yes, "we gather together” every Wednesday during the fourth, fifth and sixth periods, sophomores, juniors and seniors, respectively, to enjoy the entertainment and variety of our assembly programs. The assemblies this year have included student participation such as: the class talent shows, the Cynosure program and a play staged by the Future Teachers of America Club. Some of the outside talent was a "Macbeth” presentation by Jack Rank, guest speakers, and a musical trio. The trio, Donald Johnston, Mary Kane and William Boehm, sang several selections from Gilbert and Sullivan. Debators, both from within and without our stu­ dent body, were also part of our scheduled assembly programs. These programs were chosen by and put on under the direction of Miss Dorthea Page and the Assembly Committee, which is composed of four members of each of the three classes. All in all, our assemblies, educational and entertaining, made The marvels of light explained. the time when 'we gather together” more enjoyable for everyone con cern ed .

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150 "We are Siamese if you please.”

Seated-. G. Weitzman, D. Creitz, P. Mushala, J. Williams, C. Knevels, Miss D. Page, Advisor; I. Heinz. Standing-. M. Robins, R. Rakowski, B. Moritz, R. Franklin, V. Gomperts, J. Macaoay.

ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE PROGRAMS September 10 — Orientation "We are Siamese if Solo — Alexandra Waskiw don’t please.” 17 — Student Council Boys' State Pep Rally 24 — Junior Achievement October 1 — Recreation Commission 8 — F.B.I. Speaker Columbus Day Fire Prevention • 15 — United Nations Film — Sophomore 22 — Vanguard 29 — Future Teachers November 5 — Dr. Lett 12 — One Act Play — Miss Gilkeson "Hi there! I’m Speedy, Speedy 19 — Monologues — Miss Page Cynosure.” 26 — Sophomore Talent Show December 3 — Cynosure 10 — "Five Worlds" — Film from University of Miami 17 — Christmas Program January 7 — "Light Through the Ages" 14 — Gilbert and Sullivan Program 21 — Vitamins — Mercks 28 — Forensic Club February 4 — Mr. Cavalari — Violinist 11 — Foreign Students — Junior and Senior Assemblies 18 — Films — Sophomore 25 — Allegros— Musical March 4 — Debate: L.H.S. and Red Bank Roman Catholic 11 — Band Concert 18 — Junior Talent Show 25 — Mr. Ciardi April May 1 — Easter Vacation 6 — Student Council Campaigns 8 — Band, Barry Moritz 13 — Dramatic Club Play 15 — Captain Day 20 — Senior Show 22 — Modem Dance 27 — Athletic Awards June 3 — Gift Day 29 — Vocal Music Memorial Day 151 Two "Gents” get the beat, namely, John Kopchinski and Bob Kuczynski.

Portraying a little girl, Harriet Dvorin cuddles her teddy bear.

You need two heads to see all that goes on in our assemblies.

"Peek-a boo, I’m watching you,” Trooper tells of ^ says Mary Maroney. A State Troot' 152 job- Marjie Heller thinks the football player is running away with the ball.

ot ja « 1' ' 'Hey Giuseppe!” calls et.» “l Anne Sudia. We catch George Masnick gesturing while selling a pen which is-. "Guaranteed not to leak.”

The Gilbert and Sulli­ van trio sing a Japanese selection.

"Etc., etc., etc.”

Jack Rank portrays Lady Macbeth.

"Home is the place where, when you go there, they have to take you in.” 153 Marion Burkowski receives award for excellence in Spanish.

Helen Guy receives award from Dr. Barrett, while other members of the Cynosure Editorial Staff look on.

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Louis Margaglione is the recipient of All State Music fune jeney receives her award from our principal. Award. 154 Dolores Hlavka and James Sharp, Student Council officers, receive their awards.

These words from the popular song cor­ respond to the event, Gift Day, by showing that students who are willing’ to give of their time, ideas and cooperation, are able to take of awards and honors in the form of pins, letters, certificates and scholarships. One day in the beginning of June is de­ voted to the giving and receiving of these gifts by the school, students and various businesses. Individual effort is therefore, acknowl­ edged and appreciated.

Another group of Cynosure Edi­ torial Staff members receive pins.

Mr. St. Andrassy gives the members o f the basketball team awards.

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Dr. Barrett greets Bev Poliakoff and her date as they arrive at the Prom.

Marlene Markowski, Joan Zu- ber and their dates view the beautiful fountain.

Dolly Hlavka, Larry Pugliese, Cathy Rocca and Bob Rakowski relax between dances.

156 Donald Goleme whirls his pretty partner around the dance floor.

May 23, 1958, was the date of the Junior Prom at Linden High School. The gym was transformed into a dreamland through the hard work of the Decorating Committee. The boys and girls were dressed in their very best formals which blended perfectly with the dream scene. The music was soft and mellow and the Juniors dance the night away. In the middle of the evening, Junior Class President, Bob Castellano and his date, led the Grand March to the cafeteria where the P. T. A. mothers had refreshments ready for the bub­ Junior Class President Bob Castellano enjoys a dance with bling prom-goers. Marie Scioscia. The Juniors danced until midnight when this perfect dream night came to an inevitable end.

157 Thomas Archipley, class president, and Georgia St. Andrassy lead the Grand March to the cafeteria for refreshments.

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Students relax before being served. 158 Prom-goers wait impatient­ ly for refreshments pre­ pared by P. T. A. mothers.

Dan Kelly, Ellen Her- thel, fean Helge, and Rolf Kenntenburg take a break.

The senior prom, May 9, 1958, had the largest turn­ out in Linden High School’s history. The gym, which was decorated to the theme of "Under the Sea,” was filled with excited seniors and their dates. Thomas Archipley and Georgia St. Andrassy led the Grand March around the gym and to the cafeteria for refreshments prepared and served by the P. T. A. m others. Everyone returned to the gym for more dancing to the music of Don Gibson until twelve o’clock, when the prom was over.

Seniors work hard to develop "Under the Sea” theme in the gym. 159 fiJ i t r ® / t í a m ■ i m ' I r^ "VI i I

VARSITY FOOTBALL — First Row. S. Ombalski, W . F. Gallagher, R. Trivane, T. Staub, R. West, J. Crincoli, Schultes, R. Wavrek, M. Starks, G. Kornmeyer, J. Motley, W . Florczak, A. Perlman. Third Row. S. Orlando, J. Pribila, E. McCracken, J. Lewentowicz. Second Row. H. Jefferson, D. Sexton, F. Gaffney, E. Hoffer, A. West, F. Navarro, M. Lelko. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL — First Row : S. Krysiak, L. Springstein, V. Chevalier, N. Lowe, R. Grzyb, P. Wnek, J. Bolick, E. Vernon, R. Jones, T. Eckstein, P. Siegel, /. A. Silverman. Third Row. F. Gaffney, R. Seiger, A. Stacho- Cermele, P. Sweeney. Second Row. L. Roper, M. Kazimir, wicz, B. Miller, A. Bromirski, J . Chmiel, R. Baytala J Toth.

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Freehold player attempts to tackle Ray Wav- Future player aids his idols by carrying water rek as he catches a pass. during time out.

163 Mike Starks takes hand off for five yard gain.

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FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Linden 19 ...... Cranford ...... 7 Linden 9 . . . Weequahic ...... 12 Linden 0 ...... Rahway ...... 26 Linden 0 . . . Freehold ...... 19 Linden 0 ___ . . . Woodbridge ...... 12 Linden 0 ___ . . . Jefferson ...... 18 Linden 6 ...... Springfield Regional ...... 42 Linden 0 ___ Union ......

Ray Wavrek and Skippy Kornmeyer try to break up pass play.

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In marking its fifth anniversary, Linden SOCCER High School’s soccer team produced a record well worth celebrating. The team, captained by Joe Kornas and Harry Rishell, compiled a .500 average in its fifteen outings. Their SEASON success was largely due to the able coaching of Frank Catale, head coach, and Ralph Frazier, his assistant. But a team is unsuccessful without the SUCCESS powerful spirit and ability to win. Fortu­ nately, the members of the squad were equipped with both. Joe Kornas, keyman of the offense, held the honor of being the third highest scorer in the county, with twelve goals. Wingmen, Bob Wylie, Tom Givens, and Mike Farber, halfbacks, Bob Drake and Harry Rishell, fullbacks, Dan Jeremko and Andy Kupka, and goalie, John Holzenthaler, all exhibited harmonious team­ work which greatly aided the success. A team cannot rest on its past victories and Linden High’s 1959 soccer team, al­ though minus a few key men, is fortunate to have Ray Crepeau, Mark Hebei, George Grumet, and John Holzenthaler to maintain its predecessor’s honor.

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VARSITY — First Row : M. Hebei, R. Drake, H. Rishell, J. Kornas, S. Marian, G. Grumet, J. Gaydos, R. Bebert. Second Row: Manager W. McLane, A. Kupka, R. Crepeau, J. Holzenthaler, D. Jeremko, B. Wylie, T. Givens, M. Farber, Coach Frank Catale. ___

SOCCER SCHEDULE Linden Opponent 0 H illsid e ...... 1 2 C ran fo rd ...... 1 1 U n io n ...... 2 2 Scotch Plains .. . . 2 1 Rutgers Prep. . . . 0 1 Su m m it ...... 3 3 E d ison ...... 1 0 Irvington Tech. . . 2 1 Scotch Plains .. . . 1 3 Rutgers Prep. . . . 0 2 H illsid e ...... 6 0 P in g ry ...... 2 1 C lark ...... 0 2 C ran fo rd ...... 1 Captain fo e Komas — too active for out- 0 Jefferso n ...... 4 camera.

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VARSITY BASKETBALL — First Rour. J. Wilson, R. W il- Andrassy, J. Mickens, S. Parker, T. Zawacki, C. Berzanski, kins, R. Venckus, J. Meyers, J. Mraz. Second Rour. Mr. St. L. Zier, J. Kovalick, E. Apalinski, W . McLane, Manager.

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Last year’s Group IV Central Jersey champs lived up to their name this year, even though some of the old team was missing. Up to this time the Linden High cagers have captured two vital titles to add to their prestige. They soared over four other schools to gain the champion­ ship of the Big Five Conference. With Coach St. Andrassy’s expert training, the Linden High Five rose to the Central New Jersey Group IV Conference champ­ ion sh ip . This year, as in the past, Linden High School has produced the top scorer of Union County. Ted Zawacki is his name. He was named to the Metropolitan All- Star Team by the New York Daily News. Our outstanding player was also chosen for the Union County All-Stars and the New Jersey State All-Stars. But, of course, no team is comprised of just one; the rest of our players ex­ hibited superb playing, teamwork, and sportsmanship during the year, as is evi­ dent by the titles they hold. Under Coach Gaines’ leadership, the Junior Varsity Squad also provided Lin­ den High with some exciting hoop con­ This year’s co-captains, Larry Zier and Charlie Berzanski, with Coach tests. St. Andrassy. 168 Linden center, Charlie Berzanski, leaps high in the air to out-jump his opponent, starting another exciting contest. Ray Venckus, outstanding Junior, shows good drib­ bling form on the court Keynote to Success

J. V. BASKETBALL — First Row. B. Sullivan, Manager; Manager. Second Row: Mr. Gaines, A. West, W . Floreyak. J. Chmiel, J. Peleckis, D. Bowman, G. St. Andrassy, g ! B. Lampert, R. Wagner, J. Holzenthaler, S. Baykowski, E. Brokaw, S. Marian, R. Franklin, J. Gerbounica, C. Winans, Hofier, R. Trivane, R. West.

169 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Linden 71 .... Weequahic ...... 61 Linden 59 .... Rahway ...... 28 Linden 80 .... U n io n ...... 60 Linden 87 .... Plainfield ...... 67 Linden 77 .... Westfield ...... 80 Linden 87 .... Rahway ...... 67 Linden 65 .... Jefferson ...... 54 Linden 56 .... Cranford ...... 57 Linden 60 .... Regional ...... 63 Linden 65 .... Hillside ...... 53 Linden 79 .... Edison ...... 32 Linden 58 .... Plainfield ...... 56 Linden 103 . . . W oodbridge...... 48 Linden 71 .... Regional ...... 51 Linden 54 .... W oodbridge...... 51 Linden 75 .... New Brunswick ...... 45 Linden 71 .... U n io n ...... 55 Linden 68 .... Cranford ...... 80 Linden 65 .... Perth Am boy...... 33 County Tournament Linden 75 .... Plainfield ...... 33 Linden 43 .... Scotch P lain s...... 55 State Tournament Linden 76 .... Somerville ...... 71 Linden 57 .... Jefferson ...... 63

While Wally McLane, Manager, hurries to his team’s side, Coach St. Andrassy goes over some strategic details with the Linden High Five during a time-out.

Ted Zawacki, Union County high scorer, jump r high above the floor, as his opponent vainly tries to tap the ball.

Teammates, Larry Zier and Joe Mraz, are shown working together trying to regain the hall for the Tigers. 170 The team’s faces registering similar emotions, the score keeper notices Linden’s current goal.

Cheerleaders and spectators, the "backbone” of our team. With Larry Zier looking Larry Zier grabs the ball, on, Ted Zawacki attempts sending the spectators into a goal to raise Linden’s a state of frenzied excite­ score two more points. ment.

Linden’s chief rebounder, Charlie Berzanski, Jim Meyers expertly dribbles the ball, while demonstrates his skill. John Kovalick and opponents watch his every move. 171 Linden’s top hurdler, Don Coleman, exhibits his prize Ray Ostraticki shows fine form as he nimbly jumps winning ability. the High Jump.

Linden High’s Track Team was headed by our broad jumping, pole vaulting, hurdles, javelin throw­ Coach Smith, assisted by Mr. Mele. The Captain was ing, high jumps, discus throwing, and running events Don Coleman, and the Co-captains of the team were of which there are many, such as the 200 yard Dash, Mickey Callahan and Conrad Skladal. the 440 yard Dash, the one-half mile, and the Track consists not only in running meets or jump­ m ile D ash . ing hurdles, but in practicing body coordination. The success of the team was due much to the These aims are achieved by the many types of exer­ efforts of the Captain Don Coleman. Don achieved cises the boys are given to strengthen their bodies amazing results in the hurdle jumping events. and to gain speed and ability. W e are looking forward to an equally successful Track is composed of several different events, season next year because of many promising under­ classmen who are on the team.

John Lewentowicz shot puts as Blair Sowa, David Fellows practice for oncoming meet. Wojtowicz, and Jimmy Hagg look on. 172 1959 TRACK RECORD Linden Opponent R e g i o n a l ...... 7 4 4 3 U n i o n ...... 3 4 83 R a h w a y ...... 7 1 4 6 Westfield ...... 5 2 % 6 4 % H illsid e ...... 5 3 % 6 3 % C r a n f o r d ...... 4 6 7 6 E d ison ...... 7 3 % 4 2 %

Blair Sowa gets into position to throw the discus for Linden High.

Here come smiling Terry Staub, ]im Motley, and Ken Nagele on their way around the track.

First Row: J. Saunders, J. Lewentowicz, W. Smith, J. Myers, A. Perlman, R. Trivane, T. Micale, J. DePaul. Fourth Row: M. Starks, E. Shulman, R. Ostarticki, D. Coleman, K. T. Poznanski, G. Macaluso, E. Sot, E. Vernon, M. Lelko, Skladal, C. Hughes. Second Row: B. Sowa, R. Dobilas, J. P. Weitzman, C. Robinson, J. Corsaro, V. Mailo. Fifth Row: Haag,' D. Wojtowicz, T. Pluta, J. Motley, S. Ombalski, H. J. Toth, E. Seeburgh, R. Pierce, G. Grumet, B. Fernandez, Mayers. Third Row: E. Peck, R. Twaskas, L. Lee, T. Staub, K. Nagele, P. Conforti, P. Tschaikowsky.

173 TENNIS SCHEDULE Linden Opponent 2 Rahw ay ...... 3 1 Plainfield ...... 4 2 Westfield ...... 3 4 N. Plainfield .... 1 4 Perth Amboy .... 1 4 Jefferson ...... 1 4 N. Plainfield .... 1 3 Perth Amboy .... 2 2 Westfield ...... 3 2 R ahw ay ...... 3 5 Cranford ...... 0 1 P la i n f i e ld ...... 4

VARSITY — First Row: A. Carr, R. Weitz- man, R. Rakowski. Second Row: M. Far- ber, M. Hebei, B. Chodosh, Coach Stokes.

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Linden High School’s three year old tennis squad again brought rec­ ognition to our school. As in the past two years, Robert Weitzman and Bruce Chodosh were elected Co-captains, and with the guidance of Coach Ray Stokes, lead the squad in their fine work. Our team was excellent this year, considering their experience wasn’t as great as many of the teams they played against. In the county tourna­ ment the Tigers went right up to the semi-finals. Since the team is made up mostly of underclassmen, we can be sure of a better, more experienced squad for next year.

JUNIOR VARSITY — First Row: A. Whiteman, M. Levitan, Coach Stokes. Second Row: L. Elowitz, R. Lipman, V. Gomperts, R. Clark.

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175 Danny Schollenberger demon­ strates the correct golfing form. Coach Gaines, G.

Second Row: ■ ■ . » v necessary to he a good golfer. Ray Bereck practices for an oncoming game, perfecting a swing which is

C. Rosenberg, R. Chuvala, R. Fink, S. Dubow, B. Davis.

First Row. Masnick, A. Metzger, H. Wortzberger, D. Schollenberger, R. Bereck. l From The Tee to The Green Even though our golf team is still The home-games were played at dently to a good performance from Mr. Gaines lost his star players this efforts and by their winning games. become one of the best teams in in its infancy, it is striving hard to Gaines is looking forward confi­ berg, who have graduated. But Mr. their ability this year by their hard Union County. The boys proved berger, two outstandingShackamaxon juniors. Country Club. The Ray Chuvala and Dan Schollen- year, Ray Beruck and Charles Rosen­ boys withstood greater competition competent guidance of Mr. Gaines, greater success in the future. the golf team is sure of an even than in previous years. Under the

1 First Row. E. Wojtowicz, R. Milligan, G. Kornmeyer, B. Rathjen, G. Roper, E. Herriot, Second Row. D. Simon, R. Cichowski, H. Carolina, R. West, E. Patterson, I. Sherman. Third Row. Mr. Catale, T. Archipley, L. Zier, A. Kupka, J. Pribila, S. Parker, Mr. Kinsella.

W ith the aid of their coach, Mr. Catale, Linden High School's varsity baseball team had a good season ; their record was winning twelve games and losing seven. Several members received injuries which disabled them for the season. The players showed excellent sportsmanship and team­ work which are essential to every good team. The Junior Varsity team also had a good season with the guidance of Coach Kinsella. Many of these boys are ready to play on the Varsity team next year. Rickie Cichowski and Tom Archiply, two of the best men on the squad were awarded the honor of being selected for the All-Country team, and Eliiah Herriot was on the All-State team. The reward for a season’s hard work came when the entire team was presented with the Cen­ tral Jersey Group IV title.

First Row. El. Carolina. R. Wilkens, A. Kupka, J. Pribilia, A. Siskind. Second Row. R. Grzyb, G. Brokaw, J. Pappas, W . Florzak, W. Hurley. Third Row. R. Jaraba, R. West, H. Jefferson, S. Parker, E. Patterson, Mr. Kinsella. Ed Wojtowicz strikes the form essential to every good pitcher.

Richie Milligan positions bis bat in order to hit the ball correctly.

During a typical practice session, the players await action from home plate.

Andy Kupka waits for the coming ball.

With proper equipment, Johnny Holzenthaler will be the recipient of a good pi too. i H M I

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Skippy Kornmeyer keeps in shape as he exhibits his ability on the horse.

A nose dive!

Stuart Winans com­ pletes a difficult stunt on the horse. Boys Demonstrate

Gym classes go through extensive drills which require hard work. 178 Eddie Strapp straddles the buck. This student exhibits his muscular strength as he works out on the buck.

Their Athletic Ability Rope climbing proves to be a strenuous and difficult skill.

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LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

195 COMPLIMENTS TO HUnter 6-9730 THE CLASS OF "1959"

RALEIGH AUTO BODY

From GARDEN STATE BRICKFACE Collision Specialists

Auto Re-finishing — Body and Fender Repairs VOGUE BEAUTE SALON All Work Guaranteed HUnter 5-2508

43-45 EDGAR ROAD (U. S. No. 1)

110 NORTH WOOD AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

IRWIN SHOES WAbash 5-1730

Shoes for Successful

Young Men and Young Women HAMMER MANUFACTURING 224 NORTH WOOD AVENUE COMPANY LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

Quality Stampings in Any Quantity

SHOP AT John Hammer RONNIES

THE FIRST IN FASHION

Ladies Sportswear 417 COMMERCE ROAD

BLOUSES, SWEATERS, SKIRTS LINDEN, NEW JERSEY HOSIERY AND MILLINERY LINGERIE — POCKETBOOKS Open Daily 10-9 Open Sunday 10-2 HUnter 6-9676

FISCHLER'S CONFECTIONERY ELECTRONIC PARTS

Picture Tubes — Antennas Dolly Madison Ice Cream Receiving Tubes

437 NORTH WOOD AVENUE HUnter 6-0007 LINDEN, NEW JERSEY 237 WEST ST. GEORGES AVE. LINDEN, N. J.

LINDEN WAR SURPLUS

Sleeping Bags, Insulated Boots, Underwear, Jackets,

Binoculars, Telescopes, Tents, Tarpaulins.

Hunting, Camping and Fishing Supplies

BOWSTEEL DISTRIBUTORS CORPORATION

601 EAST LINDEN AVENUE

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

"Alloy Steel Specialists"

HUnter 6-4000 VOGEL'S RECORD CENTER

1 West Grand Street — Elizabeth LOUIS LEVINE, INC.

124 Albany Street — New Brunswick Realtors — Insurors c’OCv® 178 Smith Street — Perth Amboy HUnter 6-4050

1517 Irving Street — Rahway 223 NORTH WOOD AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY 212 North Wood Avenue — Linden

TOYS TOYS

PLAZA THEATRE 40% - 70% Discount HUnter 6-2981 KIDDY-MART WAbash 5-4426 • 515 EAST EDGAR ROAD (U. S. 1) LINDEN, NEW JERSEY 400 NORTH WOOD AVENUE Factory - Warehouse Prices LINDEN, NEW JERSEY TOYS TOYS /

HUnter 6-9852 HUnter 6-4172

KELLY & HENRY MAJOR ACCORDION SCHOOL CITIES SERVICE AND Steam Cleaning — Ignition SCHOOL OF MUSIC Car Washing — Lubrication Private Instructions G. Kelly — F. Henry

133 NORTH WOOD AVE. LINDEN, N. J. WOOD AVENUE & ROUTE NO. 1 LINDEN, N. J.

WAbash 5-0020 HUnter 6-3998

T. and M. GARAGE FINE ART DECORATORS Repairs and Service

II EAST ELIZABETH AVENUE 1921 EAST ELIZABETH AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY LINDEN, NEW JERSEY m i publishers of fine yearbooks since 191b ASSOCIATES

I N C O R P O R A T E D

22 CALIFORNIA AVENUE • PATERSON, NEW JERSEY

MULBERRY 4-4322

199 COMPLIMENTS OF

ALLAN, LESLIE, JERRY &

TOMMY TURCHIN

WAbash 5-0294

HUnter 6-1212 Orders Put Up To Take Out

CHINA DUKE RESTAURANT

Open Daily II A.M. to 10 P.M. HEBEL & HEBEL 714 WEST ST. GEORGES AVE. LINDEN, N. J.

Insurors — Mortgages — Realtors

HUnter 6-4413

ROSEWOOD 339 WEST ST. GEORGES AVENUE Hobby Center Models

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY C am eras — Steiff Animals — Toys

105 NORTH WOOD AVE. LINDEN, N. J.

HUnter 6-8834 HUnter 6-3414 Home: WAbash 5-1457

CY ROSENTHAL FRANK'S AUTO BODY

Class Rings on Display Collision and General Repairs Je w e lry — Silverw a re — China

Gifts For All Occasions Frank Krenek, Proprietor

239 WEST ST. GEORGES AVE. LINDEN, N. J. 233 EAST ELIZABETH AVE. LINDEN, N. J.

200 MC CORMICK & WOOD INC. HUnter' 6-2900 Pipe, Valves, Fittings &

Industrial Supplies

HUnter 6-1800 FARBER BROTHERS 1024 WEST ST. GEORGES AVENUE LUMBER COMPANY LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

Lu m ber — H a rd w a re

ELizabeth 3-1600 Floor Coverings

MONARCH FUEL OIL COMPANY

1025 WEST ST. GEORGES AVENUE Fuel Oil — Oil Burners

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY Sales and Service

38 ELIZABETH AVENUE ELIZABETH, N. J.

WAbash 5-2727

REX TOOL & MANUFACTURING COMPANY HUnter 6-4900 Designers and Builders of Fine Precision Tools

Dies, Gauges, Jigs, Fixtures and Special Machinery WALLACE CHEVROLET George L. Haydu & John W. Cox

544 EAST ELIZABETH AVE. UNDEN, N. J. Lindens Only Authorized Chevrolet Dealer

ELizabeth 4-1550

ACME TIRE & SUPPLY COMPANY U. S. ROUTE #1 at WINANS AVENUE Firestone Distributors

406 NORTH BROAD STREET LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY

201 COMPLIMENTS OF

WOOD-HENRY ESSO SERVICENTER

528 NORTH WOOD AVENUE

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

“ttUrsün (3[xxmxnl Pome Elmwood Sweet Shop

Luncheonette — C a n d y

T o y s — S ta tio n e ry 503 North Wood Avenue Linden, New Jersey William G. Werson HUnter 6-2467

Granger and Kling Gifts

Crystal — Cards — Dinnerware

433 North Wood Avenue Linden, N. J.

Teddy, Larry, Tom, Jim Little John and t f Vitt, Fred, Don of 4-A LUNCH

Compliments of White Crown "Hamburgers" St. Georges Avenue and North Stiles Street 635 NORTH WOOD AVENUE Linden, New Jersey

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY SAM'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP

HUnter 6-4119 S. Livolsi, Proprietor

113 NORTH WOOD AVENUE

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

202 Layne — New York Company, Inc.

1250 WEST ELIZABETH AVENUE

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

HUnter 6-1400

TOWNE MOTORS, INC.

De Soto & Plym outh Automobiles

Sales and Service

15 WEST ST. GEORGES AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

HUnter 6-3210 JEWELL'S BEAUTY SALON KAPLAN'S DEPARTMENT STORE Specializing In

All Types of Permanents Arrow Shirts — In te rw o ven Sox

Barbizon Slips — Carter's Underwear 13 SOUTH WOOD AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY 218-220 NORTH WOOD AVE. LINDEN, N. J. ELizabeth 2-7454 COMPLIMENTS OF MORRIS AARON BICYCLES EMIL AND ERWINS

Repairing — Accessories BARBER SHOP Gilbert Marcus, Proprietor 716 WEST ST. GEORGES AVENUE

804-6 ELIZABETH AVENUE AT HIGH STREET LINDEN, NEW JERSEY ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY

ThebEStiNfoOdSeXpeRtlypR COMPLIMENTS OF epAreDsErviCeaToUrfouNtainSt aTionERsoFdiStinCtioN ANDERSON BROTHERS HARDWARE

THE LIN-DEN HUnter 6-7034 ST. GEORGES AVENUE AND HOLLYWOOD ROAD 620 WEST ST. GEORGES AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

WAbash 5-9891 HUnter 6-9533 JIM ELDER THE CLEANER Dl LEO & SONS, INC.

1 Hour Dry Cleaning Super Market

1730 EAST ST. GEORGES AVENUE 428 NORTH WOOD AVENUE Opposite Warinanco Village LINDEN, NEW JERSEY LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

SHOP THE ROYAL DELL WOOLWORTHS Party Sandwiches — Cold Cuts

First for 521 NORTH WOOD AVENUE

Best in Values LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

204 WALTER R. FEDOR CONGRATULATIONS TO Insurance In All Branches The Class of ’59 from the

Representing LINDEN ESSO SERVICENTER

JOHN FEDOR HUnter 6-9540 REALTY COMPANY, INC. Ed Hodges, Proprietor Linden’s Oldest Realtors

ROUTE NO. 1 and STILES STREET 530 SOUTH WOOD AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

ROSENTHAL'S BAKERY

115 NORTH WOOD AVENUE

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

HUnter 6-3789 HUnter 6-0777

COLLETTI'S AUTO SERVICE WAL-BET'S KITCHENS

General Auto Repairing Home Alterations and Repairs Cabinets — Woodworking of All Kinds Scientific Motor Tune-Up Built-Ins Vanitories Body Pointing and Repairing Radiator Enclosures Towing Road Service Brakes — Steering W. Bozenski, Proprietor

J. Colletti, Proprietor SHOP & SHOWROOM M il EAST ELIZABETH AVENUE 15 WEST ELIZABETH AVE. LINDEN, N. J. LINDEN, NEW JERSEY HUnter 6-2872 JOHN RUSSELL WHEELER POST #1397 LINDEN CYCLE SHOP Veterans of Foreign Wars And Bicycles — Parts & A ccessories LADIES AUXILIARY Toys — Children's Vehicles Lionel Trains

20 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE 25 EAST PRICE STREET LINDEN, NEW JERSEY LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

DID YOU KNOW that over 10 Percent of the homes built last year were Mobilehomes. Ask us about the MICHIGAN STATE THE BERNSTEIN BROTHERS UNIVERSITY four year program of study leading to a B.S. degree, with a major in Mobilehomes.

Al - Jack - Harry SMITH MOBILEHOMES, INC.

U. S. ROUTE NO. 1 LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

WAbash 5-2442

BUSSELL'S

Confectionery - Luncheonette SUNNYSIDE NEWS DELIVERY Greeting Cards — Toys SERVICE

334 ST. GEORGES AVENUE

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

206 SCHACTER REALTY COMPLIMENTS OF

Real Estate & Insurance BENJAMIN ROSEN HUnter 6-8282

ST. GEORGES at WOOD AVENUE

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

HENRY HEUNERMUND HUnter 6-7896

Painter-Decorator & B. & B. AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRS Industrial Painting E. Bean — E. Bettle HUnter 6-3536 1528 WEST BLANCKE STREET 530 GRANT STREET LINDEN, NEW JERSEY LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

HUnter 6-9061 PARK DRUGS

Prescription Drug Store CHRISTINE'S

Ladies' Specialty Shop 1. J. Sperling, Ph.G.

M. Sweet, B. Sc. DRESSES - SPORTSWEAR LINGERIE - HOSIERY 1732 EAST ST. GEORGES AVENUE Corner Garfield 708 WEST ST. GEORGES AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

CHestnut 5-5313 HUnter 6-7361

GIUSEPPIS HUGHES PHARMACY, INC. Fine Italian Food John W. Hughes, R.P. Large Facilities for Weddings - Banquets and Parties 100 NORTH WOOD AVENUE

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY 121 EAST 2nd AVENUE ROSELLE, N. J.

207 DANISH SHEET METAE WORKS

405 WEST ELIZABETH AVENUE

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

COMPLIMENTS OF

SOLAR COMPANIES

HUnter 6-8845 HUnter 6-8846

UNITY HOUSE FURNISHERS EDGAR DINER Furniture — Floor Covering LINDEN, NEW JERSEY Appliances

616-620 EAST ST. GEORGES AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

WOODSIDE SHELL SERVICE M. DONIA TRUCKING

"Where Service Is Our Business" HUnter 6-3957

WAbash 5-4747 211 EAST LINDEN AVENUE U. S. I and WOOD AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

208 R. G. GEORKE

Fashion Center of Union County

FLounder 1-1600

ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY

HUnter 6-8298

SID'S GARAGE PALMER'S MENS' SHOP Style and Quality B rakes — Clutches S to ra g e 400 NORTH WOOD AVENUE

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

<-W r> Chemistry Class Extends HUnter 6-3332 Congratulations

102 WEST ELIZABETH AVENUE HUnter 6-3069 LINDEN, NEW JERSEY J. & M. Farkas Kosher Meat Market

626 West St. Georges Avenue Linden, N. J.

209 -lUnter 6-5241

EDDIE'S SIGN STUDIO

Stainless Steel — NEON — Plastics

Edward Sot, Proprietor

414 WEST ELIZABETH AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

HUnter 6-4005 STerllng 8-9825

MURRAY'S COMPLIMENTS OF Men's and Boy's Shop GARDEN GRILL RESTAURANT

W. Wolkiewicz, Proprietor

226 NORTH WOOD AVENUE 715 - 5th AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY BROOKLYN, NEW YORK

HUnter 6-8084

PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANERS LINDEN PHOTOGRAPHERS

Special Low Rates for Cap and Gown Portraits 336 WEST ST. GEORGES AVENUE 101 NORTH WOOD AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY (Corner of Elizabeth Avenue) LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

HUnter 6-7677

PLAZA FLORIST HI W AY SUNOCO SERVICE

Floral Arrangements Joe Williams, Proprietor To Suit Any Occasion Member of F. T. D. U. S. #1 NEXT TO U. S. DINER Harry Di Giovanni, Proprietor LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

106 NORTH WOOD AVENUE LINDEN, N. J. Phones: HUnter 6-3240 - 3241 HUnter 6-7527 NADEL LUMBER & FUEL COMPANY Lumber — Millwork PARISH DECORATORS Defco Heating System Custom Made Living Room Furniture Heating — Fuel Oil — Insulation Slip Covers Special Millwork Made To Order

OFFICE AND SHOWROOMS 507 WEST ST. GEORGES AVENUE 1520-1528 WEST ELIZABETH AVENUE Near Rahway City Line LINDEN, NEW JERSEY LINDEN. NEW JERSEY

HUnter 6-7052 HUnter 6-4584 PAULS MAINTENANCE LINDEN TOWN SHOP COMPANY

S p o rtsw ea r — Lingerie Paints — Wallpaper — Janitor Supplies "Your Local Devoe Dealer" 214 NORTH WOOD AVENUE 215 WEST ST. GEORGES AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

HUnter 6-3553 HUnter 6-9744

CITY HALL PHARMACY ST. GEORGE DINER A. Rothberg — R. Kessler OPEN 24 HOURS Registered Pharmacists

705 WEST ST. GEORGES AVENUE 235 NORTH WOOD AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

BEST WISHES TO

THE CLASS OF 1959

DR. & MRS. LOUIS GARFIELD Phone HUnter 6-1616

MROZEK AUTO SALES

Pontiac — Vauxhall — Rambler — Metropolitan

Service Department: 1115 ROSELLE STREET LINDEN, NEW JERSEY HUnter 6-2636

520 EAST ST. GEORGES AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF APEX PLATING & D ARI-LITE POLISHING CO.

Corner of HUnter 6-0286 - 4494 NORTH WOOD AVENUE end ELM STREET LINDEN, NEW JERSEY 114 EAST PRICE STREET LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

HUnter 6-2865 HUnter 6-4867 LEE'S DELICATESSEN DA PRILE Home Made Salads — Choice Cold Cuts Barbecued Chickens — Virginia Ham Ornamental Iron Railings Hot Roast Beef

Tom & Dolly McKane, Proprietor 720 EAST ELIZABETH AVENUE

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY 435 NORTH WOOD AVENUE LINDEN, N. J. Compliments of DANIEL CAPECE

/ M a s o n and Building Contractor

ROSELLE PARK NEW JERSEY

CHestnut 5-8813

HUnter 6-4613 Night Calls: HUnter 6-0898 ELizabeth 3-1660 Residence ELizabeth 2-9184

ALBERT FUEL COMPANY INC. MICHAEL F. RICHEL

Coal and Koppers Coke REPRESENTING

Fuel Oils and Oil Burners Nationwide Insurance

27 EAST ELIZABETH STREET LINDEN, N. J. 375 REUTER AVENUE ELIZABETH, N. J.

HUnter 6-9884 WAbash 5-0359

DRAKE'S TEXACO ANGIE'S LUGGAGE and SHOE REPAIR 1108 WEST ST. GEORGES AVENUE

(Opposite Walt's) 722 WEST ST. GEORGES AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

213 HUnter 6-8881 B. Z. STORES

Pre-Teens — Teens — Ladies THE LINDEN PET LAND

"A pet for every home . . . Fashions Featuring . . . A price for every purse" JONATHAN LOGAN — TENNA PAIGE

Sidney Fauer 400 NORTH WOOD AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY 23 EAST PRICE STREET LINDEN, N. J.

HUnter 6-9005 Ask for CHRIS

LINDEN AUTO BODY & PAINT SHOP

Foreign Cars Specialists — Custom Repairs — Painting

740 EAST ELIZABETH AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

HUnter 6-4717 HUnter 6-9779 HUnter 6-9554

NINO'S BEAUTY SALON SUGAR BOWL "Beauty Is Our Business" Stationery — Toys — Box C andy AIR CONDITIONED

423 NORTH WOOD AVENUE 225 WEST ST. GEORGES AVENUE LINDEN, NEW JERSEY LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

214 HUnter 6-4109 WESTMINSTER CLEANERS

CLINTON FLORIST Linden's Modern Dry Cleaning Plant

Flowers for All Occasions Prompt Call and Delivery Service

15% DISCOUNT 102 EDGAR ROAD Corner Clinton Street ST. GEORGES and WOOD AVENUES LINDEN, NEW JERSEY LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

MAYFAIR MOTOR SALES, I1VC.

300 EAST ELIZABETH AVENUE

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

Suppliers of the Fords used by the Linden High School Drivers Education Department

HUnter 6-9891 HUnter 6-2759

ATLANTIC MOTORS KLEIN'S BAKERY General Repairing Quality Bakers G as — Oil — Lubrication

USED CARS

216 NORTH WOOD AVENUE Carl Messina

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY 1051 EAST ELIZABETH AVE. LINDEN, N. J. JWC,U SCHOOL

THIS IS YOUR PROUDEST HOUR

...... Culminating a period in your life you will always want to remember. As your official photographer, we feel elated to have been able to document this cherished era with photographs pulsating the very life you lived • the very thoughts you spread - the very feeling you so warmly and sincerely shared. This reality though captured in a split second will be an everlasting record for posterity.

The future holds many events for you that you will want to remember • Please feel free to call upon us for all of your photographic needs. LOHSTH-THOM STUDIOS FOREMOST SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHERS IN THE EAST HUn+er 6-2626 WAbash 5-1200

WM. G. PALERMO, INC. Hair Styles By

Real Estate — Mortgage Loans DEUX FRERES Insurance Bonds

904 WEST ST. GEORGES AVENUE

441 NORTH WOOD AVE. LINDEN, N. J. LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

Compliments of

Atkin Roofing and Sheet Metal Work, Inc.

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

Q j t * 3

CHestnut 5-1553 WAbash 5-2525

SAM F. MINKOWITZ SAVORY DELICATESSEN Cold Cut Platters General Insurance Hors D'Oeuvres — Tea Sandwiches Party Catering "Complete Family and Property Insurance" C. W. Adam, Proprietor NOTARY PUBLIC Open Daily 10 A.M. to II P.M. till ST. GEORGES AVE. ROSELLE, N. J. 904 WEST ST. GEORGES AVE. LINDEN, N. J. B. KUREK

Grocery and Meats

HUnter 6-2573

319 ROSELLE STREET

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

PAFFRATH BROTHERS HUnter 6-5853

ERUDO PLUMBING-HEATING CORPORATION

Sam Berkowitz

Coal — OH — Scrap 814 ERUDO STREET LINDEN, N. J.

COMPLIMENTS TO

CLASS OF 1959 1415 CLINTON STREET SMITH and KANZLER CORPORATION LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

COMPLIMENTS OF HUnter 6-7050 FEDIRKO'S TRAILER COURT

218 ELizabeth 2-8971 We Deliver

LIN-MOR

Cut Rate Drugs

Prescriptions — Cosm etics

(Corner Linden Avenue) ELMORA AVENUE ELIZABETH, N. J.

Compliments of

COMPLIMENTS OF

FAIRWAY GOLF RANGE Cities Service Oil Company LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

ELizabeth 2-2484 Linden Refinery

UNIVERSAL HEATING COMPANY

Automatic Heating — Oil Fired G as Fired Air Conditioning

Seles — FUEL OIL — Service

Philip Okun

56 WEST GRAND STREET ELIZABETH, N. J.

RESYN CORPORATION

LINDEN, NEW JERSEY LINDEN, NEW JERSEY Since 1910 HUnter 6-3269 LAMPERT DAIRY FARMS 1600 EAST ST. GEORGES AVENUE Drive-In and Save Family Size Packages Half Gallons and Gallons Home Made French Ice Cream Milk and Milk Products

Bob Sinclair Nick Visco HUnter 6-9092 Residence: HUnter 6-6508 Residence FUlton 1-2192

BILL'S SPORTLAND GREEN LANE GARAGE

Sporting Goods — H obbies Collision and Mechanical Work Pet Supplies At Its Finest

Bill Muller — Laurel Muller TOWING AND STORAGE

704 WEST ST. GEORGES AVENUE GREEN LANE UNION, N. J. ELizabeth 5-0083 LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

HUnter 6-4445 Free Delivery

CONGRATULATIONS AND COMPLIMENTS TO For All Drug Needs THE GRADUATING CLASS OF "1959" CREST DRUG STORE

LINDEN HIGH SCHOOL Prescriptions Called For and Delivered P. T. A. I. Barbarosh, Ph.G.

628 WEST ST. GEORGES AVE. LINDEN, N. J.

220 CONGRATULATIONS TO

THE CLASS OF 1959

ANNONYMOUS

HUnter 6-1712

Lyons Custom Kitchens

Complete Kitchen Remodeling

Special Finishes — Formica Tops

Showroom at: 605 WEST ELIZABETH AVENUE Between North Avenue and Stiles Street LINDEN, NEW JERSEY

221 C U u m n L

1 9 5 8 1952 Kathleen Diskin Richard S. Chuvala Katherine Garbus Ruth J. Gross Ann Haas Charles H. Gross, Jr. John Kruchas Janice Rakin Gushin Lorraine Kujawski Henry Heunermund Gerald F. Miskovick Adele Tannenbaum Marks Thomas J. Monsorno, U.S.A.F. Betty Wieser Albina Myhowycz Richard O. Woodfield Nancy Pecina Donna Pennoyer 1951 Fred Schmid Ronald H. D'Angelo Joan Barbara Wosniak H. Stanley Drake 1957 Edward J. Kurek Martin L. Warshaw Peter J. Diskin, Jr. Martin Engel 1949 Gail Ennis Stanley Fink Joan E. Woodfield Adams Arthur Kagan Irene A. Kurek Bill Konecny Bill Meekings 1947 Frank Sabol Carl J. Kurek

1956 1944 George H. Doerr Richard Daniel Constance Daniels Drake Lotttie Pakulski Lawrence Katz George E. Kurek 1940 Leonard Lipman Edward Russo Thomas C. Dooley, D.D.S. Pfc. Richard Schwartz 1939 1955 Claire Kleiman Poliakoff Shirley Murray Drake Carolyn M. Jeremko 1936 Jackie Kukal James M. Walck Regina Mroz Patricia Woytovich 1933 Margaret Zielna Ruth Hadley Danish 1954 Joshua I. Gutkin Mary Bodnar Dorothy Murawski Booth 1932 William J. Jauch Oscar Belinsky Donald Morrison Stella Garbus Beverly Gaydos Muzychko Rosalie Masnick Kukal Marvin Nozick Michael J. Pepe 1930 Shirley A. Woodfield Clement Danish 1953 Adolph J. Garbus Walter R. Drake Ida Tamaroff Gerber John R. Kofka Lawrence Parish 1927 Sylvia Sanders Woodfield Edward Murawski (p a iA ü tU L

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Belinsky

Mr. and Mrs. W. Burkowski

Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Carhart, Jr.

Mr. and Mrs. John D'Angelo

Mr. and Mrs. Saul Delman

Mr. and Mrs. Morris Donia

Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Duggan

Mr. and Mrs. Kevic Färber

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Feinberg

Mr. S. J. Fiorillo

Mr. and Mrs. George Garellick

Virginia E. Gibson

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gindin

Mrs. A. R. Goleme

Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Graziano

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Grillo

Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Hammer

Mr. Stephan P. Homa

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoover

Mr. and Mrs. George E. Janssen

Mr. and Mrs. Murray Kaplan

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Karkovice

2 2 3 (pabiMiäu

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klett, Sr.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kukal

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Landerman

Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Linarelli

Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Long

Mr. and Mrs. Larry H. Mikesh

Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Peppard

Mr. and Mrs. A. Pezdirc

Mr. and Mrs. Perry Plo+kin

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Potashkin

Fred Rihlmann and Mary Rihlmann

Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Ring

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schwartz

Mr. and Mrs. Irving Tannenbaum

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tunick

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vitkauskis

Mr. and Mrs. William G. Weidman

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weitzman

Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Westling

Mr. and Mrs. Martin M. Wojcio

Mr. and Mrs. Wompierski

Mr. and Mrs. G. Vernon Woodfield

224 fi^fsAAm nai

Dr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Dobranski

Dr. Abram Gushin

Dr. I.W. Klein, D.D.S.

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Orlando

Sevack and Posnock

Dr. Thomas L. Tallon, D.D.S.

Dr. and Mrs. Herman H. Zeitlin INDEX

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Administration ______8

Advertising ______180

Alumni ______221

Assembly Committee ___ 151

Assembly Programs __ 150-153

Band ______116-117

Barn Dances ______112-113

Baseball ______176-177

Basketball ______168-171

Board of Education ._ 6-7

Boys' Sports ______178-179

Cafeteria C o rp ______122

Cafeteria Workers ... ___ 23

Cheerleaders ______I 14-115

Chemistry ______142-143

Choir ______119

Christmas ______124-125

Chronicle ...... 138-139

Custodians ______..... 23

Cynosure ______134-136

Debate 127 INDEX

Page

Dramatic ______126

Faculty ______9.21

Fire Drill ______123

Forensic ______127

French ______148

Future Nurses ______144

Future Teachers ______144

German ______149

Gift Day______154-155

Girls' Sports ______137

Glee ______118

Golf ______175

Halloween ______110-11 I

Junior Prom ______156-157

Library Squad ______120

Mathematics ______145

Office Staff ______22

Orchestra ______123

Preface ______3

Projection ______122

Radio ______.... 146 INDEX

Page

Secretaries ______121

Senior Class Officers ______26-27

Senior-Faculty Game ______107

Senior Homeroom Presidents ______27

Senior Homeroom Teachers ______26

Senior Play ______128-133

Senior Prom ______158-159

Seniors ______28-106

Service League ______123

Soccer ______166-167

Square Dance ______147

Spanish ______149

Stage C rew ______122

Student Council ______140-141

Studio Guild ______120-121

Table of Contents ______I

Teens for Safe Driving ______147

Tennis ______174

Track ______172-173

Twirlers ______114-115