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prefaceOur total environment is made up of many mediaor substances through which forces act, effects aretransmitted, and something is accomplished. Actingupon us, these media constantly affect and changeour lives.W e feel that West Orange High School— ourtotal educational experience— is also a mixture ofmany media that probes, explores, puzzles, excites,and above all involves us as individuals.In someway, each and every one of us is affected andchanged by it.W hat we are attempting to accomplish in thisWest-O-Ranger 1968, is to present West OrangeHigh School as a mixed media— through a mixedmedia.RICHARD CHATTMANEditor-in-Chief

736103contentsthe media that16 explores, probes, and puzzlesthe media that60 excites and involves122 . . the changing you150 . the changed youSTAFFEditor-in-Chief— Richard Chattm anM anaging Editor— Joanna BliziotesAssistant M anaging Editor— M a rilyn A rgondizzaLiterary Editor— Barbara KatzAssistant Literary Editor— Lisa DavidsonP hotography Editor— Peter FineGraphics Co-Editors— Robert BildnerRobert RosenblumA rt Editor— C aryn SchindelAssistant A rt Editors— John C urryDorothy ColasantoLayout Editor— Beth M ellickerAssistant Layout Editor— Barbara BlumbergBusiness Editor— A ndy SternAssistant Business Editor— Anne GoldC aptions Editor— Andy Goodm anAssistant Captions Editor— Sara OchsSenior Section Editor— Susan SussmanAssistant Senior Section Editor— Susan NyeSchool Life Co-Editors— Patty SpielmanMichael M eyersAssistant School Life Editor— Donna W hinstonCo-Sports Editors— Billy FeitlingerSteve Shiffm anG irls' Sports Editor— Pam HansenFaculty Editor— Jeff PollAssistant Faculty Editor— M argo LibermanUnderclassmen Co-Editors— Irene M arxRuth Y a n offRecording Editor— Jay H arrisC olor Dividers and Essays— Peter FineC oo rd in a tin g Advisor— Robert FennellBusiness Advisor— Sandra TonniesA rt Advisor— W ydelle M a rtinPhotography Advisor— Kathleen W eig

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In the fa il of 1952, Joseph Tylus came fromTrenton State University to teach English at WestOrange High School. In the fall of 1967, he assumedthe reins of leadership in the school whenhe was appointed principal. Through the years,he advised the yearbook, directed the guidancedepartment, and became a dynamic force in theschool in his position as assistant principal. Now,with his first year at the helm drawing to a close,he took time out to reflect on the WOHS scene.He cited the Liaison Committee of the StudentCouncil as exemplifying a "sincere attempt inopening avenues of communication between studentsand faculty . . . a medium for free exchangeof ideas." He added, "School is a teachingand a learning process. Those listening andthose speaking need a mutual respect. It is inthis understanding that the tremendous potentialin our student body is displayed. It is here thatwe can accomplish what other schools cannot."DR. THEODORE D'ALESSIODR. FRANK ALBRIGHTMEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, le ft to rig h t: Abe O harnack, M aurice W . Jontow, Vice-President;W a lte r F. Rummenie, President; Patrick G iam belli.administration27

Hello, Mr. Groendyk speaking, I'd like to arrange an appointment to discuss yourson's .. .Hello. This is Mrs. Johnstone in the attendance office at the high school . . .Hello. This is the nurse at the high school, Mrs. Ganning. Your daughter has a temperatureof 102 . . ,#Mr. Groendyk: Administrative AssistantMrs. Johnstone28Mrs. G anning

office secretariesMrs. Ehlert, is it too late to put a notice in the bulletin?M ay I borrow your masking tape?Where can I find a paper-cutter?Do you have an extra pair of scissors?Miss Robertson, could ! please have a voucher?In which drawer do you keep the stencils?M ay I mail a letter?Where can I buy a stamp?Mrs. EhlertMiss RobertsonMrs. Dezenzo29

guidanceINVOLVEMENT IN CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES........ very high in a ll activities........ active, usually shows genuine interest.........mild, politely attentive.........languid, attention often wanders.........distracted, does other things during class.........vacillates greatlyPARTICIPATION IN DISCUSSION........ always involved, often initiates discussion........ usually participates........ often participates........ occasionally participates........ seldom participates........ not applicable

Mr. KrimmelMrs. BetzM r. Little31

______________ OUR W.O. HIGH LIBRARY ______________R463C"Containing more than six thousand modern words andtwenty-five thousand acceptations, idioms . .-------------------I WITH ITS: -------------------R803H"Index of authors ..AND:R025.2L"List of material for reading, reference, and study . ._________ DEALING WITH ANYTHING [_____________FROM THE:540 Romance of ChemistryFN.Y. Appleton1936808.82 AND:MBest One-Act Plays o f 1948-1949680 TO THE:LA rt o f W rapping Gifts96 pp., illus.IF YOU CANNOT FINDTHE BOOK YOU WANTask the librarian at the information deskThe Library contains many items that are catalogued foryour convenience under special headings. Others may befound in general works not classified in this catalogue.The librarian will be glad to help you32

LIBRARY COUNCILPresident S. Rubenstein, Vice-President S. Guervin, SecretaryM. Columbaris, Treasurer J. A. Rubinetti, H. Berlant, G. Conelly,V. Gseller, I. Klepner, M. Liberman, D. Messier, K. Pepe,L, Pifer, H. Rosensiein, K. Royes, A. Saxe, P. Scarpino, L.Udell, L. Weber, J. W einbergADVISOR: Elsie MeyerR016.301DlibraryMrs. Mauro33

Mrs. DeitchMr. CarswellMrs. Procopio34

englishAN ENGLISH LOVE STORY(after Hemingway)Tall rugged Nick Adams bounded up the stairsand hurried into his English class. As the bell rang,he opened his notebook and began to copy theassignment o ff of the board. Grammar— Exercise A,page 351, Macbeth— Act III, read and prepare. Nicksmiled. He would do Exercise B plus Act IV. It hadbeen like this all year— through Whitman and W hittier,Hawthorne and Hemingway, Chaucer and Eliot.Was it a natural perverseness in Nick's nature thatled him to do the extra assignments? O r was heintellectually motivated by the great writers includedin the course? Or, may we infer from the dreamylook in his eyes that it was a crush on his teacher,young mini-skirted Miss Smith, who was now expoundingon the virtues of unrhymed iambic pentameter.Mrs. GasarchMr. ThomasMr. Evers35

Mr. TarnoffMr. Fennel!36

humanitiesTo solve problem s effectivelyTo think, cre a tiv e ly , responsiblyA study of m an kind—How he thinks, how he exp resses his thoughtsC om m unicatio n-Art, music, literatu re, dance, th eaterH um anities—A m ixture of m ed ia.

Period of discoveryand exploration1492-1607Colonial period1607-1775French and IndianWar1754-1763Period of Union andIndependence1761-1783Adoption ofDeclaration ofIndependence1776Period of theConfederation1781-1788Adoption of theConstitution1788Mrs. SchneiderW ar of 1812The Mexican War1812-18151846-1848social studiesThe Civil War1861-1865Reconstruction 1865-1876Period of economicdevelopment1877-1896Spanish-AmericanWar1898World War 11914-1918World War II1939-1945Mr. DoyleVietnam War 1954-38

Mr. KirkMr. CarlsonMr. McRobertsMr. MelvinMr. Prach39

language' * ->v~ j±,rMiss Rad inMrs. Mamchur

With the new audio-lingual methods being used in teachingforeign languages, filmstrips, tapes, practice discs, and soundmotion pictures are now an integral part of the French, Spanish,and German departments. The emphasis is on active studentparticipation and the listening, speaking, and full understandingof the language. The study of Latin remains a significantdiscipline due to its direct relationship to English.Roman culture, grammar, reading, and most important, vocabulary,are the basic elements of the course./ J ,Miss Pontillo41Miss Loughren

mathematics(2x— 1) (x+ 5) + (x+ 3) (3x—•T) = 5x- + 26The mathematics program stresses basic fundamental concepts and patterns.(log 2ffi— log 3:l) — (log 10 -flo g 3 + log 2)Concepts are developed through inductive and discovery methods,sin 320° + sin 220° + sin 140° = — 3 cos 50°Stress is placed on developing accuracy and facility in the use of these conceptsa 4 _ 7cpb" + b1 = a! + 2a2b- + b4 - 9crb2Miss TonniesMrs. Schwartz42

Mr. GlatzerMiss Kunz43

TITLE: sciencePURPOSE:to research, to inquire, to gain a vast fund of facts, principles, laws, andgeneralizationsMATERIALS:microscopesthermometersgraduated cylindersflasksspectrumsmirrorsetc.PROCEDURE:a) Biology-—a study of the nature of life from the cell theory to genetics tophotosynthesisb) Advanced Bioiogy-laboratory investigations developing insight into populationcounts, statistics, respiration ratesc) Earth Science— a study of the surface of the earth, the changes which haveoccurred, the causes of these changesd) Physics— the basic physical topics of mechanics, fluids, heat, light, sound,magnetism, and electricitye) Chemistry'— discussions, demonstrations, labs, the nature of matter andchemical change, the atomic theory, equilibrium, the periodic tableMr. BrownMr. Liddle44

TAKE ALONG LOOK'ATThings Your Mother Never Taught YouArtm a k g s o m e t h in g o f i tArtists %:the responsibilityo f freedom ?BE ORIGINALYOU CAN FEELMAbsolutely!BVho w g o o d a s m ®IT LOOKSa man can get lost in it. Ahso ..PROJECT:YOUR SPECIAL STYLEELFYOUR TALENTWfe workthe brash.£ omethmg)is eroiner onDESIGNbeautypaintIMPRESSIONS CRAFT InspirationW H A TW E ’ V EL E A R N E DA B O U THowtoART be creative46

Miss Martin47

5*music* '0 v i i j ^rfp 4* I \ 1’ L 1 ' \fV * . W* * V 11/j ' 1 / / f* frTOP 20'S: M. Argondizza, D. Colasonto, B. Del Grippo, M. Dorner, S. Greenberg, P. Hansen, S. Israel, M. Liberman,M. Maxwell, A Moshinsky, 8. Nafhanson, R. Nigara, J. O'Conner, J . Ramsland, K. Royes, D. Savage, C.Sedgley, J. Seley, B. Shannon, M. Sklar, E. Steinberg, B. Woliansky, S. Young.48

- * •~/L.S l4 1 J4 = C t 'w m a --- * * = F i^ J—dol-ce- -f-•to-cat-to# lar-go ^ b o le r o ^ *cho •to ^ le*gab u ‘j • ,- f - . ~On*— r-~T*fl# 4 = f e = £ ' 11 f : : f c p t 1Concert-Bond r-choifro jym-phon-ize the choirfhe-Glee-Club-J — — P — L—T~r=i'~t IIhe Top Twen-ile»^ ^ hor-moiMr. SmythGirls' Choir49

BandMr. PotoskyDance BandMr. MontzkaOrchestra50

speechHOW TOHOW TOHOW TOHOW TOGIVE A SPEECHWas the topic logical for the occasion?Was the topic interesting to the audience?Did the speaker make effective use of allottedtime?Did the speaker make effective use of audio andvisual aids?How was the delivery as far as physical appearance,articulation, voice, eye contact, and use ofnotes?How was the organization as far as use of introduction,main topics, supporting details, conclusion,and language facility?Did the speaker persuade his audience to hispoint of view?Miss Filippone

G eneralShopPow erM echanicsC arCareM echanicalD raw ingLa p id aryM a te ria lswoodplasticround andflat steelgraphitesemi-preciousstonesToolscircularsawwrenches T-square jewelersawSupplies abrasives kerosene erasers rougeTechniques drilling turning lecture drafting polishingEnd ProductcabinetsmachinepartsarchitecturaldrawingsjewelryMr. Buzzelli54

Mr. Beislerindustrial artsMr. Cole55

THEIBH PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMTHEIBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMTHEIBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMTHEIBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMTHEIBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMTHEIBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMTHEIBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMTHEIBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMTHE IBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMTHE IBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMTHE IBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMTHE IBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMTHEIBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMMiss Piloneis a modern machine method of processingdata. We are now using punchcard machinesto process report cards, class lists,student schedules, attendence cards, etc.This computer program is designed to preparestudents for employment as keypunch and IBMoperators. Through typing, shorthand,bookkeeping, and the various other businesscourses, students are developing essentialskills which prepare them for livelihoodsTHE IBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEM ^n m any ° f the business applications.THE IBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMTHETHEIBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMIBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMMr. HofflerTHE IBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMTHE IBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMTHEIBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMTHEIBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMTHEIBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEMTHEIBM PUNCHED CARD SYSTEM

Mrs. HasbrouckMiss HanlonMr. Gervasiobusiness57

Mr. LawrenceMr. ShupperMr. CongiloseMrs. ShermanMiss Trainerphysical education58

Mr. ImgrundHealth Is the Vital Principle of Bliss,and Exercise, of Health.James Thomson(1700-1748)59

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footballQuestion: What elements were lacking that might have madea difference in the outcome of some of the closer games?Mr. Schupper: Certain mistakes at Orange, judgement callssuch as the recovered fumble against Kearny, and capitalizingon mistakes against Columbia and Irvington.Question: What caused the sudden "clicking" against Belleville?Mr. Schupper: The kids played a real good game. Theyblocked and played defense to their full capability.Question: How would you describe the efforts of this year'steam?Mr. Schupper: On the whole it was good. If we had won allthose close games, the season would have been successful.Coach Comune and Coach Shupper — Decisions on the sidelines.A psyched up Cowboy team breaks through to victory.

Andy Byers clears the way as Glenn Del Russo drives up the middle.W.O.o pp.0 .............................. Irvington .............................. 713 .............................. Caldwell ................................327 ...................................Dover.......... ............................270 ................................. Kearny ................................ 72 ................................ Orange ................................. 70 ............................ Bloomfield .............................5528 .............................. Belleville .............................. 713 .............................. Barringer .............................- 310 .............................. Columbia .............................. 772Extra effort in an attempt to block the kick.

VARSITY FOOTBALL: M. Arnot, B. Blunt, J. Bolen, R. Boneski, S. Bury, A. Byers,J. Ciutalo, T. D'Aries, S. Delanoy, G. Del Russo, V. De Vingo, J. Doto, D. Franks,J. Lombardo, R. Naporano, D. Norman, U. Poll, P. Portuese, A. Salerno,S. Schienfeld, J. Serino, J. Sickles, R. Visceglia, G . Weber, S. Wilkes, D. Willies.Managers: R. Allen, M. Blackman, L. Cersten, J. Harris, B. Levinstone, J. Littman.Coaches: F. Shupper, P. Commune. J.V. FOOTBALL: E. Cullen, B. Del Grippo,G. Englert, E. Farley, B. Housel, K. Mulligan, J. Nellen, B. Nigara, A. Ponzi,E. Stabert, T. Vaccarella, J. Weller. Coach J. Prach, P. Commune. SophomoreFootball: R. Brown, B. Busold, F. Candeliere, M. D'Amato, G. Gamba, T. Gross,W. Harrison, A. Herman, M. Horland, D. Jacobs, R. Kuntz, J. Lovenguth,A. Marcelin, B. Rizzolo, V. Sarokin, D. Schaeffer, C. Schupper, B. Shannon,J. Visconti, L. Visconti, B. Willies.Glenn Del Russo rounds end and heads for paydirt.

Question: Would you call this past season asuccessful one?Mr. Congilose: Yes, I'd say it was successful,especially because of some good youngrunners.Question: What makes the good runner?Mr. Gongilose: Desire, being able to overcomepsychological barriers, and pridein good performance. If a kid wants tobe good he can if he will do the work.In this sport you can't kid anyone, andtraining is 90% .Question: What is there in cross-country thatwould make a runner go through thegrueling 21/2 miles?Mr. Congilose: Self-pride and personal satisfaction.John Craig and Steve Shiffman — The last few strides in thehome stretch.W.O.o pp.27 ................ Kearny ............... ..2840 ................ Nutley ............... ..1940 ........... Dickinson ...............1539 Montclair ............ ...1920 Belleville ...............4027 ............. .. O rang e............... ..2840 Columbia ............. ..1532 ........... Bloomfield .............2326 Caldwell ...............3124 Summit ..................4119 ................ Verona ............... ..3625 East O range............ ..3021 Irvington ............. ..4027 Livingston ..............2840 ................ Hillside ................19Big 10— 6th placeEssex County— 9th placeJosh Taifer is off to a quick start in a grueling 2 Vi mile run.cross countryCROSS COUNTRY TEAM: S. Auerbach, G. Cosgrove, J. Craig,R. Dorfman, L. Gelfond, S. Goodkind, R. Guerin, T. Hoffman,D. Iverson, M. Kasper, L. Learner, A. Levine, J. Lewis, D. McManus,M. Pollack, J. Rosenberg, D. Schwartz, J. Shafman, S. Shiffman,M. Sisselman, W. Smith, C. Soffin, A. Steglitz, M. Wetterauer,Managers — J. Graham, K. Marlin, Coach — Phil Congilose.Sid Auerbach — A lonely road to victory.74

W'EST ORANGE PUBLIC LIBRARY46 MT. PLEASANT AVENUE- y ,- ... »mB8bowlingBOW LING TEAM: R. Garvey, S. Marcus, D. Okin, E. Schecter, J. Segal, F. Tartaglia, Coach — E. Liddle."Totsie" Marcus strikes a poselw.o.O O O O t — I— CO CN O CO OO pp...... Clifton ......................... 3..... Caldwell ......................... 3Bloomfield ....................... 3Essex Catholic .................. 3... Montclair ....................... 2. Cedar Grove .................... 2___ Verona ......................... 0....... N utley........................... 1.... Belleville ........................ 3. East Orange .................... 0..... Irvington ....... .............. 3Handicap TournamentQuestion: How did our bowlers progressduring the season?Mr. Liddle: The boys bowled well, betterthan expected.Question: Were there any particularlysatisfying matches or individualperformances?Mr. Liddle: There were five sophomoresand one junior who have a greatfuture! Eugene Schecter bowledseven two-hundred games out ofthirty-three.75

West Orange offense in action.Jordy Cohn goes one on one.Question: What were the strengths and weaknesses of thisyear's team?Mr. Imgrund: The team had good balance, but did not seemto have the ability to make two points when we had to.Question: Which victory was the most satisfying?Mr. Imgrund: Bloomfield, at their court.Question: What is the outlook for next year?Mr. Imgrund: Promising, if the boys work this spring and summerand develop a mental as well as a physical toughness.76Bob Roelike fakes a jump shot from 20 feet.

VARSITY BASKETBALL: F. Auferio, B. Buro, J . Cohn, T. fuso, J . Katz,J. Pronesti, B. Roellke, J. Shafm an, R. Stallings, G . W eber, M. Yam.M anagers: J . Murphy, L. Rizzolo, M. Sklar, P. Zablow. Coach J.Imgrund, J.V . BASKETBALL: S. August, P. Canavaris, R. Densen,A. Knecht, A . M arcelin, A. Massa, R. M ax, G . Mulvaney, R. N ack,K. Stern, P. W olf, M. Zablow. Coach: J . TarnoffbasketballCowboy offense sets up.77Two points on a fast break.

Jump ball, and the game beginslw .o .O pp.47 ..... .......... Valley .......... ..... 5658 ..... ... East Orange ... .... 6447 ..... .... Bloomfield .... 6047 ..... ... Columbia ...... .... 5652 ..... ....... Belleville ....... .... 48.56 ..... .......... N utley ______ ..... 4653 ..... .......... Kearny .......... ..... 4 5 '59 . ... ....... Montclair ....... .... 4570 ..... ........ Irvington ...... .... 2755 .... ..... Bloomfield 4848 ....... Orange ...... ... 7146 .... ........ Belleville ...... ...... 3456 .... East Orange .. ...... 6549 .... ........... Kearny ......... ...... 7247 .... .... Columbia ___ ...... 5067 .... ....... Irvington ...... ...... 3759 .... .... Nutley ........ ...... 6046 ... ....... Orange ...... ...... 8444 .... . Montclair ...... ...... 5778

I J r < i ■iii .. . Katz heads downcourtJordy Cohn dribbles on the court. Bi|| Buro shoots for ,WQ on Q faJt brea|

Question: What are your reactionsafter your first year as coachof West Orange wrestling?Mr. Gervasio: I think the boys thatcame out and stuck out the*sport worked hard, but I wishthere were more of them.West Orange grappler fights for a win.Question: Who were our outstandingperformers?Mr. Gervasio: Steve Shiffman, BobBlunt, John Bolen, Phil PortueseQuestion: Will we have a winningseason next year?Mr. Gervasio: Although we havegreat potential, we probablywon't win steadily until fifteensophomores are coming outevery year.w.o.Opp.5 ....Columbia ........ ... 4510 .... . Cranford ....... .. 4160 Montclair ....... .... 08 .... .. Caldwell . 4010 .... . Irvington .......... 428 .... Livingston ............3718 .... Nutley ......... ..... 3218 .... Belleville ...... .... 3210 ..... . Millburn ...... . .. 3713 ..... Bloomfield .... 3714 ..... Cedar Grove - ..... 3419 ..... .. , Kearny ........ ...... 319 ... .... Madison ...... ...... 31wrestlingJeff Haas struggles for control.W RESTLIN G TEAM: F. Bloom, B. Blunt, J. Bolen, S. Cubeta, K. Fallon,T. Filan, J . Gam ba, A. Gasparine, G . Glaser, R. Guerin, J . Haas, A. Herrmann,P. Kelly, R. Naporano, W . Rizzolo, K. Rotman, S. Shiffman, J . Vitale, S. Wilkes,Managers - D. Schwartz, P. W eil, Coach — Anthony Gervasio, Asst. Coach -Richard Kirk.80Steve Shiffman — a winner always stays on top.

Question: Considering that hockey was almostremoved as a sport, would yousay that this season was worthwhile?Mr. Menzel: Yes, in that a great sport wascontinued.hockeyQuestion: What was the effect of havingJussi, the foreign exchange student, onthe team?Mr. Menzel: A Finnish goalie was a pleasantsurprise and a new experience for allof us.W .O.H.S. hockey team strives to achieve its goals.Question: What changes should be made toregain our winning tradition?Mr. Menzel: Training for hockey should bebegun at an earlier age.H i * * * n m »H O CKEY TEAM : C. Bochicchio, S. Coleman, S. Cross, R. Drill, J. Falk, J . Gavore, K. Goodkind, I. Hackltn, J.H arris, K. Huddy, D. Kunze, J. Liftman, T. M ariano, K. M arlin, S. M ayer, V. M ayer, J . McManus, R. Natelson,B. Schaal, A . Schoropsky, S . Tenner, Coach R. Menzel.After "breaking the ice", Cowboy actionbeginslw .o .O pp.1 ........ Montclair .......... ... 153 .... Chatham Township .... 16? ...... Morristown ......... .... 147 ...... East Orange ........... 133 ........ West Essex ........... 9n ........ Montclair .......... ... 82 .... Chatham Township .... 160 ........ Livingston ......... .... 11? .... Chatham Boro ......... 14W.O.Opp3 ........ Morris Knolls ..... ..... 53 West Essex ...... .... 73 .... ....... Morristown ......... .... 126 ..... East Orange ... .. 42 ... Chatham Boro ........ 80 Morris Hills ..... ... 72 ....... Morris Knolls ..... ... 80 ..... Livingston ..... .... 180 ... ..... Morris Hills ..... .... 7Another fine Cowboy savel81

swimmingSW IM TEAM: C. Cantalupo, R. Carlson, W . Collins, C . Doorly, E. Falton,A . Goodman, J . Graham , T. Hoffman, B. Kahn, S. Konwiser, K. Lindstrom,J . McMorthy, C . Petrofsky, A. Rashkow, J . Rosenberg, N . Schein, D. Stein,B. Weiss, J . W eller. Coach — John Prach.Barry Weiss — "W et and W ild ."Swimmer John Graham — "Calm before the storm."82

Q u e sti°n: W hat made this such a successfulseason?Mr. prach: The team worked hard. Theypossessed dedication and deterrTtination.Q u e sti°n: W hat was most pleasingcibout the season?Mr. prach: A better than .500 record, afourth place in the Essex CountyMeet, and a fifth in the State Meet.Q u e sti°n: How would you sum up theState Meet?Mr. prach: Taking a fifth place, the boysrnade a good showing for WestOrange. Stan Knowiser took athird in the 100 yd. breastsroke,Bruce Kahn a fifth in the 200 yd.individual medley.w .o .O pp.66 .............. Dickinson ............ ... 2054 ... .............. Irvington ............... ... 3249 ....... Hanover Park 3763 ... ............ Fair Lawn ... 2328 ............ Columbia ........... ... 5856 ... ............ Weequahic ............ ... 3035 ... .......... St. Benedicts .......... ... 5163 .............. Jefferson 2354 ............. Hoboken ........... ... 3212 ... ............... Westfield ... 7465 ... .............. Montclair............. ... 2154 ... ............ Kearny ............... ... 3262 ... ............ Vailsburg .......... ... 2449 ... ............ Morristown . .. .... 37State Meet— Fifth PlaceEssex County Meet— Fourth PlaceThe Swim Team practices starts and turns.Andy Goodman pushing hard at Swim Team workout.Dave Stein perfects a quick start.

TRACK TEAM : S. A uerbach, M. Blackm an,M. Block, R. Blunt, I. Brief, W . Cole, G .Cosgrove, A . Del Re, R. Dorfm an, A . Edelstein,D. Fritzinger, R. G oldstein, W . H arrison,T. Hoffm an, M. Horland, B. Housel,I. Jacobs, L. Learner, R. Limeres, D. Mc­Manus, L. M odel, H. Perlsfein, C . Petrokofsky,M. Pollack, B. Ramsland, F. Reim er, M.Reitman, I. Robbins, A , Sansone, A . Saporito,J . Shafm an, A . Shorofsky, W . Smith,G . Starrett, B. Tyler, J . Visconti, A . W illies,B. W illie s, D. W illies, S. Z o ro f, M grs. H.Lieberm an, E. Shapiro , Coaches— F. Shupper,J . Prach.Glen Storretf warms up for the javelin throw against East Orange.Orange ...........................AwayEast Orange ...................................................... AwayIrvington .........................................................—- AwayBig Ten Relays ..................................... BloomfieldSummit ............................................................... AwayNutley .................................................................. HomeCaldwell ........... ............................................... AwayBig Ten Track .......................................... BloomfieldNewark Board of Education MeetBig Ten Field ............................................... MontclairLivingston -............................. ............................ AwayBelleville ............................................................. AwayColumbia ............. -...................................... AwayEssex County Meet .................................. MontclairRelay of the Oranges .............................. ColumbiaState SectionalsState Finals84

Dave McManus mokes a test run on the hurtles.M ich ael Blackm an prepares to send the discus into orbit.Question: Is not having a home track a bigdisadvantage?Mr. Shupper: Most definitely. We've had topractice at many distant tracks. Our longdistance runners have to learn to pacethemselves properly.trackQuestion: Do we have a promising sophomoreturnout?Mr. Shupper: Yes, though it could be better. Wehave a fairly good number and a fewpromising boys who should turn into winners.There are some boys in the school whocould help the team, especially in the fieldevents, if they had the perseverance to goout for the sport.B ro a d jum per Ira Robbins stretches for an extra foot.Tom Hoffman sets the pace.85

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aseballVARSITY BASEBALL TEA M : J . Burns, W . Buro, E. Eskesen, A .M ariano, J . M arucci, A . M assa, R. M ax, J . M eehan, R. N ack, R.Robbins, R. Roellke, C. Rom agnoli, A . Salerno, R. Stallings, C .Tim panero, G . W eber, M. Zablow , M grs. D. G a llag h e r, A . Rashkow,T. W eim an; Coach P. Congilose. JU N IO R V A RSITY TEAM :R. A llen , F. Boffa, R. Busold, A . De V ito , G . Englert, M . G lyn n ,T. Goldstein, A. Hays, P. Heiman, S . Horowitz, P. K araueris, M.Kasper, A . Knecht, J . M urphy, W . Rizzolo, V . Saro kin, D. Schaffer,C . Shupper, Mgrs. A . Brody, G . Stickel; Coach M . Buzzefli.Q u esti°n: What are the strengths and weaknessesof this year's team?Mr, Congilose: We have good infielders plustv/o very good pitchers. Our weakest areais hitting. How we hit will determine thetype of season we have.Q uestion does this year's team compare tolast year's State Champs?Mr, Congilose: This year's team has less hittingbut our defense is very strong.iRyce Stallings winds up and fires a fastb all.East Orange ...................................................... AwayBloomfield ........................................................... AwayColumbia ............................................................. HomeBelleville ............................................................. HomeNutley ................................................................. HomeLivingston ............................................................. HomeKearny .................................................... AwayMontclair .............................. ............................... AwayCaldwell ................................................. ........... HomeIrvington ............................................................. AwayBloomfieldCaldwell .....Orange .......Belleville .....East OrangeKearny ..........WestfieldColumbia .....HomeAwayHomeAwayHomeHomeAwayAwayIrvington .....HomeSummit ..........Nutley ..........OrangeHomeAwayAwayMontclair ......................-...................................... Home87M ark Zablow holds his man close to first.

Summit .................................................................. A W a yNutley ................................................................ . A w ayVerona .................................................................. f^omeColumbia ............................................................. A w a yBelleville ............................................................. H o m eBloomfield ......................................................... . H o m eKearny .................................................................. f4otneCaldwell ........................................................... . H o m eMontclair ............................................................. A w a yBelleville ..................................................... ....... A w a yMontclair ........................................................... . H o m eNutley ...................... ......................... ... H o m eIrvington .................................... .................... . H o m eLivingston ....................... ............... .................... H o m eWestfield ........ ................................................. A w a yBloomfield ........ ................................ ........... A w a ygolfState DistrictsCaldwell ............................................................. A w a yCedar Grove ..................................................... A w a yGOLF TEAM: C. Bochicchio, S. Cross, V. DiGisi, W.State FinalsFeitlinger, M. McCarthy, D. Norman, J. Rosenbaum,R. Schall, W. Stenvall, J. Taifer, Coach Atwell Thomas. Millburn ............................................................... H om eMike M cCarthy lines up the putt.Question: How would you evaluate thisyear's golf team?Mr. Thomas: We had a strong team madeup of five seniors and one sophomore.Question: Who were our outstanding performers?Mr. Thomas: Dave Norman, Billy Feitlinger,Josh Taifer, Mike McCarthy88Josh Taifer shoots from the rough.Billy Feitlinger tees o ff on the fourth hole.

Dave Norman drives down the fa irw a y.Josh Taife r tries to make it in one stroke.tennisQuestion: What are our strengths as a team?Mr. Tollin: In our regular matches we play threesingles and two doubles. This means wemust win three of the five points. We are astrong team in this kind of play.Question: Who are some of your most valuableplayers?Mr. Tollin: Steve Shiffman, Andy Stern, and ajunior, Jordy CohnG le n n Silber returns the bad with a powerfulb a c k h a n d .Robbie Bildner follows through on the serve,TENNIS TEAM: R. Bildner, J. Cohn, J. Craig, P. Fisk, A.G olden, S. G oodkind, M. Herskowitz, D. Law rie, A . Rotman,K. Rotman, J . Seg al, S. Shiffm an, G . Silb e r, M. Sisselm an,A . Stern, K. Stern, Coach S. Tollin.A nd y Golden puts concentration and style into hisdrivin g forehand.89

Steve Goodkind leans into a forehand shot.South Portland .......................................... HomeMorristown .................................................. AwayMontclair .................................................... AwayEast Orange ............................................. HomeOrange ........ —........................................ HomeBloomfield ................................................. HomeGlen Ridge ................................................. HomeDickinson .................................................... AwayKearny .................... .............................. AwayColumbia .......................... ...................... HomeKearny ......................................................... HomeLivingston .................................................... HomeIrvington ................................................ AwayMontclair .................................................... HomeEast Orange ........................ .................... AwayColumbia ............................. ..................... AwayBloomfield ............................................. • AwayWestfield ................................................... HomeO rang e............. ........................................... AwayNutley........................................................... HomeState Tournament ............................ PrincetonCaught o ff balance, Dave Schw artzrecovers to return the b all.Kenny Rotman makes a smashing backhand return.Danny Fine begins the set with a serve.

cheerleadingtwirlingdrill teamcolor guardCHEERLEADERS: Captain M. Granato, Co-Captain P. King, M. Argondizza, S. Beetle, P. Hansen, W . Jennis, C.Ostroff, K. Prioli, C. Sedgley, J . Sheeran, G . Skolnick, Advisor N . Trainer.TWIRLERS: Captain F. Salemme, K. Ard, R. Blatt, C . Brady, C . Christofis, V. D'Aloia, J. Johnson, S. Krasner, L.Taifer, Advisor — S. Tonnies.

Time out for the cheerleaders.DRILL TEAM: N. Bolen, J . Brockman,N . Buro, M. Cacicedo, L. Christenson,D. Digaetano, P. D razin, D. Engelbrecht,S. Engelbrecht, R. G arvey, L. G allag h er,B. Gervasio, J. G lick, S. Haycox, B. Isenberg,S. Jagacinski, L. Konwiser, L Langkowski,N. lindstrom , D. Lowenstein,C . M arshall, C. Olsen, J. Ramsland,M. Rodgers, A. Rosenfeld, T. Ryall,S. Smith, C. Stave, R. Tillem, P. Tobia,B. Turen, L. W eber, Advisor-S. Tonnies.Cheerleader Chris Sedgley: Pre-game Tension.92

Cheerleaders lead preparations for midnight bonfire.Michele G r a n a t o takes a last minute review of the cheers.Colorguard: S. D eM asi, ODiNorscio, M. Smith, and M. Pelose.Marilynn Argondizza — A motion of devotion.93

Question: Since this was the first year that girls' basketball was considered avarsity sport, what were some of the problems that the girls faced?Miss Tonnies: The hardest thing was proving to the rest of the school that theycould play basketball while keeping their feminine charm.Question: Would you say there were any similarities between your team andthe boys' team?Miss Tonnies: Yes, of course there are. At practice the girls shoot foul shots (insome unconventional ways), lay-up shots, and straight shooting. They alsoplay a full-court game before practice is over.W .O.Opp.32 ........... .. Mountain . . 2921 ......... East Orange . 3!30 .. Livingston . 3522 ........ East Orange 3122 ........ Glen Ridge ... 1430 Hoffman (South Amboy) 2619 ........ Livingston ..... 3736 ........... .... V erona................ 1120 ........... . .. Verona ...... 631 ........... .. Hoffman ... . 18Ellen De Toma leaps for a jump ball.girls basketballK m g m -GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM: V. Asher, L. Ciangio, E. De Toma, S. Dourney, A. Goldman, C. Hug, J. Johnson,C . Lipinski, J . Ramsland, I. Rechter, E. Rieger, B. Steams, F. Verderam o. Coach — S. Tonnies.

girls tennisG IR LS ' TEN N IS TEAM : J . Feldman, M. H arris, K . Hastreiter, W .Jennis, J . M ellicker, J . M othersell, M. Novick, E. Rosenbaum,L. Schlesinger, L. Siegel, K. Stap f, D. Tenner, Coach N. Train er.Keren Stapf perfects her backhand during tennis practice.Question: What are the prospects of tennis as a girls'varsity sport?Miss Trainer: Very good. We had an excellent turnoutof prospective players. I'm sure tennis willcontinue to be a popular sport for girls.Ellen Rosenbaum makes a smashing serve.Judy Mothersell takes a level swing and hits the ball IIQuestion: Who are some of your leading players?Miss Trainer: Karen Stapf, first singles, Judy Mothersell,first doubles, Ellen Rosenbaum, seconddoubles.Fairleigh Dickinson ..................................... -............. AwayGlen Ridge ............-.................................................. AwayCranford .................... -................................................ HomeLivingston .................................................................. HomeLivingston .................................................................... AwayBoon to n............................................................ -........... AwayVerona .............................................................. ....... HomeMillburn ....................................................-.......-......... AwayMorristown ................................................................ HomeGlen Ridge .................................................................. HomeColumbia ............... ....... .................................. ....... AwayBoonton ............. ........................................... ............. HomeMillburn ....................................................................... Home95 Columbia .................................................................... AwayCranford ...................................................................... Away

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excerpts from VARIETY,the showbusiness magazine.TIME OUT FOR GINGERFor a two-night stand, (November 17-18) the castof TIME OUT FOR GINGER fielded a team full of talent.The comedy was light and frothy, the plot centeringaround a teenage girl, Ginger, and her struggle forfemale recognition through football: "If everybody isequal, what difference does it make how I compete."The play scored and the team was cheered by old andyoung alike.ANGEL STREETThis year, West Orange High School attempted anunusual production, a Victorian mystery thriller, ANGELSTREET. The play is a melodramatic game of trying toconvict Mr. Manningham of murder. We can report thatANGEL STREET moved from Broadway to NorthfieldAvenue with skill and taste.M arcia Foster and Jeff Kawalek practice playing husband and wife.S>8

June Seley assures Jeff Kawalek, "Hold still. This won't hurt a bitl"''Elizabeth" lends "Mrs. Mannighon" a steady hand in "Angel Street."99 Marci Kraft, "Nancy/" is left in the dark. Lisi Siegel a n d Jeff Kaw alek: "Time out for rehearsal."

Mr. G latzer puts everything into his one-handed set shotlThe faculty cheerleaders support their team at the Varsity vs. Facultybasketball game.faculty after hours100Mrs. Schwartz: Home, on the "ran g e" . . . Or is it the domain?

chess club"It's a great huge gam e of chess that's beingplaye d— a ll over the w o rld /' said Alice."O h , w hat fun it is! How I WISH I wasone o f them! I w ouldn't m ind being aPawn, if only I m ight join— though ofcourse I should LIKE to be a Queen, best."Alice's Adventures in WonderlandandThrough the Looking Glassby Lewis CarrollWEST 6 R M 6E PUBLIC LIBRA S46 MT. M -iH SM B AVENUEWEST ORANGE. N .J. 07052M ark Stern double checks his men.Sam Birnhak and Brad Morse: Inter-studentChess Club tournament.math teamEx(du)(dx)Exd uTangent secant cosine sine3.14159Square root integral LCDMATH TEAM: I. Bell, R. Bildner, J.Craig, M. Dibner, D. Finn, A . Golden,R. Goldstein, M. Harris, M. Herskowitz,I. Jacobs, A. Keller, J. Lewis, K. Meyers,L. Rizzolo, A. Rolman, P. Spietman,M. Timins, I. Tulchin, T. Weiman, R.Weissman, D. Whinston, M. Whinston,M. Zachek.Slipstick sliderule yessirreeGO TEAM GORAH!Coach Glatzer's inspired "m athletes."101

student councilStudent Council President Bill Buro rises to the occasion.STUDENT COUNCIL: President B. B u ro, V ic e -President M. G ranato, Treasurer S, B u ry ,Recording Secretary P. King, C o rre s p o n d in gSecretary B. Katz, F. Auferio, M. C h r is to fis ,S. Christoff, L. Ciangio, J. Cohn, J. C r a i g ,V. De Vingo, D. Engelbrecht, E. F a rle y s A.Del Tufo, B. Goldberg, D. Goldsman, R. G o l d ­stein, L. Grabowski, T. Hoffman, S. H o lla e n d e r ,C. Hug, S. Jagacinski, J. Jeffers, J. K a tz ,V. Lavigne, A. Levine, J. Lewis, C. L ip tn s k i,D. McCarthy, J. McManus, J. M e llic k e r , M.Reitman, J. Ribnick, C. Schindel, K. S e ic jle r ,D. Shaffer, G. Shannon, J. Tiscio, P. W a ld m a n ,C. W atley, D. Whinston, K. Young, M. Z a b lo w .Advisors: Jo Ann Pilone and David G la t z e r .Student Council.102

STUDEN T C O U N C IL M INUTESMet: On Friday, Feb. 2At: 2:13 P.M.In: Cafe BAttendance: 93%The 7th Student Council meetingwas called to order by president,Bill Buro. Corresponding Sec., BarbaraKatz, called roll. RecordingSec., Patty King, read the minutes,and Treasurer, Stu Bury, reporteda balance of $669.26.4'A min.Billy introduced Mr. Groendyk whospoke to the Council on the newstudent control assembly program.Student Council representativeswere made totally responsible forchecking attendance during assemblies.9 min.Vice President, Michele Granato,reported on the first annual LeadershipConference follow-up dinnerand evaluation.3 min.Barry Weiss reported for the newNew York Times committee. Subscriptionshad doubled and thecommittee was now making a sizableprofit for the Student Council.1V2 min.Peter Tulin announced that final arrangementshad been made tohave the emblem painted on thegym floor.Vi min.Jay Harris, General Committeechairman, introduced possibilitiesfor the Spring Charity Drive. Discussion.The Council voted to sponsora Peace Corps drive whichwould raise funds to build a schoolin a foreign country.30'/2 min.LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE: M. Argondizza, S. Beetle, R. Bildner, J. Bliziotes, D. Bonelli, B. Buro, N. Buro, S.Bury, M. Cacecido, F Candeliere, R. Chattman, R. Cohen, D. Colasonto, E. DiRenna, J. Di Trolio, M. Dorner,D. Fnglebrecht, L. G elfond, L. Gersten, L. Grabowski, M. G ranato, J. Hacklin, A. Hittner, B. Kahn, B. Katz, J,Katz, P. King, B. Mellicker, C. Petrucelli, R. Robbins, D. Savage, C. Sedgley, E. Shapiro, J. Sheeran, G. Skolnick,P. Spielman, R. Stallings, D. Stein, S, Sussman, J. Taifer, P. Tulin, R. Yanoff.The meeting was adjourned at 3:02P.M.Total: 49 min.103

language clubsPresident Clark Slavin and various members: throwing the b ull in Spanish ClublThrough the language clubs, through a knowledge ofnew customs, an introduction to new cultures . . .o u rHORIZONS are EXPANDINGTHE WORLD BECOMES sm allerLe monde devient plus petitEl mundo se pone mas pequenoMundus fit minorDie Weld wird immer kleinerMeer stanoveetsa myensha e mensha104

"Propaganda-ae" — Eve Rosenbaum tempts students to join the Latin Club.

SKITHINKS N O Wa new club— the SKI CLUBa new opportunity— Camelback,Great Gorge— to ski— to think snowSki Club members about to "sign u p" for their tripto Camel Back IEn g a rd e ," "Touche," and "N o hitting below the b elt" — Our Fencing Club members always get the pointl106Betsy Isenberg snowplows to safety.

President Steve Shiffman holds a Varsity Club meeting.road rallye clubThe checkpoints, the mileage, the observation, the time are the essentialsfencing clubThe foil, the mask, the fencing jacket are the equipmentvarsity clubA varsity letter is the bondStan Konwiser informs Bob Siederer and Nancy Buro that they Rallye won the trophy.t vJ* 1it#t fVarsity Club — Time out from the fields to relax with fellowathletes. 107

FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA CLUB — Deborah Neary is ''p atie n t" as Fran DePasquale and Mrs. Ganning"nurse" her along.Future Physicians take their turn on a human heart transpl^r**-future physicansclubfuture nursesclubThe "doctors" of the Future Physician Club tune in on Larry Model's heartbeat.SYM PTO M S: Meetings, consisting of demonstrations, speakers, filmsVisits to St. Barnabas, East Orange Veterans HospitalCollection of clothes fo r orphanagesD IA G N O SIS: Practical introduction to hospitalsAn awareness of the roles and responsibilities of good doctors and nursesP R O G N O SIS: Familiarity with the hospital, its atmosphere, its equipmentDoctors and nurses fo r tomorrow's hospitals108

FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: Students today — teachers tomorrow.Future teacher of America??!future teachers clubLESSON PLAN(Jan. 15, 1968)1) Remind about trip to Newark StateCollege2) Show film on special ed.3) Discuss— possibilities of studentteaching, observing classes, speakerfrom Jersey City StateFuture Teachers of America: Viewing life on the other side of the fence!109

Astronomy Club members prepare fo r a mid-night rendezvous with the stars.Ed Di Renna tunes in on radio W.O.H.S.110Mike Timins views the stars . . . Liz, Sophia . . .

astronomy clubCaseopoeia, Orion, Pisces, starsTelescope, tripod . . . beyond beyondKaleidoscope, cosmos, constellation, cometNebula, universe, galaxybiology clubGerbil, snail, smooth muscle, lizzardEar, tail, corpuscle, gizzardFormaldehyde, DNA, femur, fibiaAdenosine triphosphate, collar, tibiaradio electronics clubPulsating waves, oscillating, transformed,Visible, audible, amplifiedSplit grid transistor, resistor, thermistorActivation of a relay . . . crackleR a d io and Electronics Club is wired for funlCartoonist— Henry R. M artinThe Saturday Review" W hat do you think, Professor? Is it a laser,a maser, a quasar, or just a little ra y o I hopelo r a ll m ankind?"B io lo g ists Missy Harris, ta rry Rizzolo, and Ralph Ventura do some "extra-curricular experimentation inB io lo g y Clubl111

Jon Isbell end Karen Stapf take on the rest of the Debate Club members concerning con-troversial issues.President Jon Isbell "resolves" Debate Club business.Mr. Melvin and his club members make history.112

debate club1 st affirmative:" The Debate Club aims, 'to dispute; hence, todiscuss or exam ine a question by consideringargum ents on both sides.' Members participatein speech festivals, interschool debates, theN a tio n a l Forensic League."1 s t n e g a t iv e :"N o re b u tta l."Time Is the Image of EternityPHILOSOPHY CLUBTo obtain a better understanding of our environmentPlatoTrip to N ight Court, extensive study of religion, hypnotist as guest lecturerHISTORY CLUBTo further the study of historySpeaker on the American Negro, current events discussions, field tripsSERVICE CLUBTo handle projectors, props, lighting, sound equipmentAudio-Visual Aids, Stage Crew, Audio-SquadPHILOSOPHY CLUB: Inform al gatherings in search of ultimate truth.Stan Konwiser repairs a broken microphone fo r an assembly.113

Key Club0 )oI H>L .understanding through involvementto build a better world0 )0 )£

AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE PARTY: A b o n d of International Friendship."D o you see what I see?" quoth Juhani Hacklin.115

Amy Hittner consults her files.cauldronCauldron literary Editor Ruth Yanoff sorts th e goodpapers from the bad.116Debbie Block hands in Cauldron contribution.

Potty King: "C-A-U-L-D-R-O-Naliterary magazineis editingrevising writingtyping readingdeciding tabulatingevaluatingBarbara Turen evaluates a Cauldron manuscript.Amy Hittner: Cauldron Editor-in-Chief.117

Editor Jim Katz rounds up some sports inform ation.Jeff Ribnick's fingers sail over the keys as he types for the Roundup.

The Black BoxFermentationsSpectationsTHE ROUNDUPThe Prez SaysPAZAZZHSPEAKSSports QuizA warm reception . . .119

Editor Barbara Katz literally tries to meet her deadline.Photographer Peter Fine — "G et the picture?"SdW O ^>»* O •

Advisor Mr. Fennell gives Editor Andy Stern "the business"!photography DEADLIN Eliterary DEADLIN Elayout DEADLINEart DEADLIN Ecaptions DEADLINEsenior DEADLINEschool life DEADLINEfaculty DEADLINEunderclassmen DEADLIN Esports DEADLINEEditors Joanna Bliziotes and Richard Chattman manage to handle the chief yearbook problems.

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: President Dick Kunze; Vice-President Anthony M ariano; Secretary Karen Young;and Treasurer Gary Glaser.So happy togetherPupils peck away making perfect papers.sophomores130

J. AbatoR. AllenD. AnthonyT. ArminioV. AsherR. AuerbachS. AugustM. BoillyC. BarboneA. BeenstockD. BeharS. BergerD. BerkowH. BerlantL. BermanM . BierenbaumS. BisgeierL. BlochF. BoffaM. BoneskiE. BorgquistM. BrennanA. BrodyR. BronsonJames M agliaro lets his fingers do the"w o rk in g " .N. BrooksR. BrowneS. BurkamR. BusoldE. CabotR. CampanellaF. CandeliereM. CantorA. CaporizzoR. CarlsonT. CaslerF. CesereD. ChambersJ. ChaperonR. ChassanoffJ. ChiarellaN. CicconeD. CintronW . ClarkK. CoffeyM. CohrsL ColeS. ColemanM . ColombarisM. ConnellyD. CoopersmithR. C orbittJ. CoughlinW. CuozziM. D'AmatoB. DannacherB. DavidsonR. DaviesA . DayD. Del RussoM. DemersK. De M eglioJ. De MichelleR. DensenD. De RoseM. DonkerK. Doorly

S. DourneyR. D rillB. EdelmanA. EdelsteinC. EngP. EngP. EngingerG. EnglertA. EpsteinB. EstellF. FagoneK. FallonL. FaranoJ. FellmanT. FilanD. FillinghamL. FleischmanF. FloodD. FrankJ. FregansC. FriedmanJ. FroggattL. GainesG. GambaR. GarveyA. Gasp^rineJ. GavoraK. GeorgesR. GiblinR. GiordanoG. GlaserM. GlynnM. GoldB. GoldbergA. GoldenD. GoldsmanWhen the heck is the bell gonna ring?132

R. Goldstein T. Goldstein K. Goodkind S. G ranito E. Grecco J. Greenspan A. Grossi v . Gseller J. Guderian R. GuerinD. Guerino T. Guild p. Haas K. Haggerty T. Halpern R. Harr R. H arris p. Harrison E. Hearon P. HeimanG. Henderson A. Herrmann T. Hoffman L. Hollaender S. Hollaender M. Horland S. Horowitz c. Hug B. Hurewitz D. IversonD. Jacobs J. Jensen D. Jones P. Karaveris S. Kosen M, Kasper R. Katz j . Keenan P. Kelly D. Kerr

W . Klein A. Knecht E. KoneJ G. Konopko C. Korn M. Kraft J. Kramer P. Krasner L. Kraus M. Kridel J. KriegerR. Kunze D. Kurtz A. Lattimore C. Lavigne N. Lavigne D. Lawrie R. Lederman K. Lee S. Lehrer C. Lehrman J. LeporeA. Levine A. Levine w . Levinstone J- Levites M. Levitt E. Levy W. Lewinson R. Lilien K. Lindstrom R. Lintvedt J. LippeL. Longo J. Lovenguth J. Lowden J. Lupia G. Lysak A. Marcelin A. M ariano A. Massa D. Mastrostefan G. Matteo G. MaxwellJ. McCarthy N. Melachrinos M. Melchionne M. M elillo J. Mellicker K. Meyers R. M igli M. Mitwof L. Moshinsky D. Moskowitz C. Mothersell134

M r. ComuneArnold Edelstein is still chasing the RedBaron.Another day; hard at work!135Lisi Siegel and Laurie M ink exit from the “ hallowed halls" of dearold W.O.H.S.

M. MuhlkerT. MutascioR. NackM. NovickR. O'ConnorD. O kinJ. O'ReillyA. OrensteinD. O rgoC PalentR. ParadiseJ. ParolyK. PasmantierS. PaucielloJ. PellegrinoL. PelosiC. PetrokofskyD. PetrucelliJ. PhillipsR. PolEtteC. PollR. PostW . RizzoloK. RotmanD. ScharkssB. PotterI. RobbinR. RozinskiE. SchechterD. PotterR. RobertsonJ. RubinettiD. ScheinfeldR. PragerJ. RobinsonF. RussoA. ScblachterK. PuderV. RoccaJ. SalzC. SchonerM. RauseoB. RoellkeL. SantinelliD. SchwartzN. RecchiaP. RomanoV. SarokinJ. SegalR. ReichertE. RosenbaumP. ScarpinoM. SeidlerM. RennerM. RosenbaumR. SchaalB. ShandlerA. RingelJ. RosenbergD. SchafferR. Shannon137

A. ShorofskyC. ShupperE. SiegelK. SieglerN. SlackG. SmalleyJ. SmithW . SmithJ. SperoI. SteinbergK. SternL. StewartG. StickelN. StolzW. StoneC. StrausJ. StulzG. TaffA. TahaneyJ. TarantinoF. TartagliaE. TellefsonD. TennerS. TennerM. ThompsonE. TipaldiJ. TiscioS. ToiaG. TorreP. Ulbelhoer\ '\L. UntermeyerJ. UrbanoF. Verderam oA. ViscontiJ. ViscontiW. VloyanetesC. W aldorP. W aldronA. WalesonG. W allendjackL. W allersteinW. W arnerC. W a t leyJ. W einbergerM. WeismanD. WeissE. W endruffM. W etterauerM. WhinstonK. W ileyA. WilkesT. WilliamsB. WilliesB. WilsonM. W o lfP. W olkK. YoungM. ZablowM. ZaccardiS. ZorefR. Zucker

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President Nancy Buro; Vice-President David Stein; Secretary Amy* H itner;and Treasurer Ed Di Renna.Jeff N ellen socializing at the footb a ll dance. How could Ed Farley fo rg e t his locker combination:36-24-36?juniors140

K. AbelesL. A piria nM. ArnotJ. AsherF. AthertonF. AuferioJ. BaldiniA. BarchasF. BarlingG. BarnetF. BastaS. BeckerD. BelottS. BerensonM. BisgeierM. BlackmanR. BlattD. BlockM. BlockF. BloomM. BlotskyJ. BolenD. BonelliF. BoornazianJeff Rudd developes a theme.I. BriefM. BroderickJ. BrockmanN. BrownR. BrownbridgeJ. BurnsN. BuroV. CabotM. CacicedoJ. CahnD. CailleC. CantalupoM. C ~FEd Farley: "F re ako u t"

G. Del RussoA. Del TufoS. De SabatoE. De TomaA. De VitoD. De VoreG. Di AnthonyM. Di BenedettoM. DibnerE. Di RennaC. DoorlyR. DorfmanG. DotoN. DoweP. DrazinD. EberL. EdelsteinJ. EhrhardtG. EnglertA. ErshowS. FanningE. FarleyL. FeeleyJ. FeldmanR. FensterJ. FerraraP. FineP. FinneganJ. FischerR. FishH. FischgrundP. FiskM. FlynnM. FosterB. FrankD. FreedJandJeff N ellen socializing at the fo o tb a ll dance. How could Ed Farley forget his locker com h36-24-36?juniors140

D. FritzingerM. G abrielL. G allagherB. GervasioR. G ialanellaM. G itlinJ. GlickA. GoldmanS. GoodkindB. Gottheim erN. GreenbergC. G rilloI. GuderianJ. HaasL HaberS. HaganC. HarderJ. HarrisM. HarrisK. HastreiterS. HaycoxA. HaysD. Heidi1C. HellerA. H ittnerN. H ollaenderG. HolzschuhR. HopkinsB. HouselP. HowardK. HuddyM. Hull’-vtvv.w, ...*■pfcts: nu .•r.y ffrvEd Farley: "F re ako u t" , 143

E. Isenberg E. luso M. luso 1. Jacobs J. Jacobus K. Jaeger S. Jagacinski B. Jenkins W. Jennis J. Johnson R. JulianoB. Kahn T. Kantor T. Kelsten E. Kepp S. Klein 1. Klepner H. Klok B. Konel S. Krasner N. Lange L. La SalleA. La Sapio L. Learner C. Lee M. Lehrman G. Lepovsky P. Levens A. Levine E. Levine A. Levy J. Levy A. LewinsonJ. Lewis E. Libman H. Lieberman R. Limeres J. Liftman D. Lowenstein M. Luongo J. M agliaro B. M alanga S. Marcus J. M arraC. M arshall R. M ax V. M ayor M. McFarlane P. McGrath J. McManus D. Messier L. M iller L. M iller L. M ink B. Mintz144

Karen, Bruce, and Eddie — "M aybe, if we all hold our breath"Bruce Kahn patiently waits to receive hisletter fo r varsity swimteam participation.Connie Petrucelli exhibits gracefulness on the balance beam.Betsy Stearns — Supporting her own thoughts.

Excedrin headache numberBarbara Gervasio bugaloos down the gymfloor.Debbie Lowenstein outlines her thoughts on paper.

L. ModelK. M ulliganG. MulvaneyJ. M urphyM. NatelsonM. N egliaJ. NellenC. B. NicholsonR. N igaraC. OlsonD. PalmieriS. PenzaC. O stroffC. O stroffK. Pepe H. Perlstein R. Peterson C. Petrucelli M. Pollack A. Ponzi p. Portuese K. Pretz K. Prioli M. PrystaukC. Rackett F. Ramond B. Ramsland A . Rashkow I. Rechter F. Reimer L Reinfeld G. Reinhardt M. Reitman L. RenzulliJ. Ribnik D. Ricca L. Rizzolo I. Robbin R. Roellke M. Rogers S. Rosenbaum A. Rosenblum H. Rosenstein D. RothJ. Rudd W . Ruga K. Ryall T. Sagosz G. San Filippo A. Sansone F. Sautter A. Saxe M. Schatzberg B. Schauer147

N. ScheinP. SchenkelB. SchreiberR. SchwarzP. SchwefkertJ. SciosciaM. ShapiroJ. SheeranJ. SicklesM. SinisiM. SisselmanM. SklarD. SmithS. SmithC. SoffinJ. SperoJ. SpilnykB. StabertE. StabertC. StackE. StearnsA. SteglitzD. SteinW. StenvallC. TaddeoL. TaiferR. TillemC. TimpaneroP. TobiaG. ToneC. TsetsekasB. TurenB. TylerL. UibelhoerT. VaccarellaR. VenturaJ. V italeP. W aldm anJ. WaterhouseL. W eberP. W eilT. WeimanE. WeinsteinB. WeissN. WeissR. WeissmanS. W eitzJ. W etlerC. WengleS. Wilkes148 M. Yan>P. W oodA. W illiesD. W olkM. Zachek

■"Guard" Frank Shupper assures "F o rw a rd " Judy Brockman maximum security.n\inK puts the finishing touch on the numan pyramia,LaurieA little laughter brightens up the day.149

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KATHLEEN ARDMARILYNN ARGONDIZZASIDNEY AUERBACHMARILYN BAASJOHN BARRMARIA BASTAAnd a fe w minutes la te r . . . "W h o yagonna yell fo r? "seniors" In M rs. D ennington's class, we Senior g irls are just like one big , happy FAM ILY!"

MARK BENDER CARY BERLANT SUSAN BERNAUER161

ROBERT BILDNERGERALDINE BINISAM BIRNHAKDOUGLAS BLACKJO A N N A BLIZIOTESBARBARA BLUMBERGROBERT BLUNTCHARLES BOCHICCHIO162

NORA BOLEN RAYM OND BONESKI JUDITH BORGQ UIST BARBARA BOW ERSAs Isbell rehearses fo r "th e exciting m om ent", K aw alek prepares for the bedroom scene . . .

"H e y! My finger is stuck between the pages!"ARTHUR BOZZELLICATHERINE BRADYM ICHAEL BRADYROBERT BUO NOPANEWILLIAM BUROSTUART BURYDicky M iller grows strong on ice-cream sandwiches. . . "Ju st like Mother used to m ake!"164

JO H N BUSHROBERT CARLSONLYNN CHRISTENSENANDREW BYERSRICHARD CHARN ACKMARY CHRISTOFISFRAN CIN E CANDELIERERICHARD CHATTMANTHOM AS CICALESE165

JOSEPH CIU FALODOROTHY CO LA SA N TOCARO L CONKLINADELE CIVITAN OJAM ES COLOM BARISJAN ET CON KLINEDWARD COHENJOSEPH COLUM BOJO H N CURRY166

"H a ve YO U got the sp irit?"VICTORIA D'ALOIALISA DAVIDSONLINDA DAVISJO H N DEANFootball p layer and cheerleader— time outfrom the game . . .167

%Rob and Sam watch a pencil hit the floor . . ."D o n 't threaten M E, Sir . .PATRICIA DESTINOVIN CEN T DE V IN G ORICHARD DEVLINDOLORES D IG AETA N OVIN CEN T Dl GISIDIANE Dl N O RSCIO

"A n d Benjamin Franklin was a dirty old m anl"JOSEPH Dl TROLIO BRUCE DITTMAR MICHAEL DORNER PETER DRILL170

DEBORAH ENGELBRECHTPATRICIA ENGELBRECHTSUSAN ENGELBRECHTBARBARA ERICSSONEDWARD ESKESENJOHN FALKEDWARD FALLONJEA N N E FALLON171

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LORRAINE GRABOW SKIJOHN GRAHAMCATHERINE G RA N ATOMICHELE G RA N A TOSAVA GREENBERGANDREA GREENSPAN"The Sound of Silen ce"Jim Katz and Sue Becker are intrigued by a spectacular perform ance.176

"G iv e me a Steve De Lanoy, a Steve De Lanoy . .JO N ATH AN HARRISBETH HENDLERMICHAEL HERSKOW ITZ177

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PAUL KELLYLOIS KONW ISERRANDY KULLMANPATRICIA KIN GSTANLEY KONW ISERKENNETH LANDAURICHARD KLITTICHJAM ES KRUPNICKLINDA LA N G K O W SK Y181

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JOSEPH MARUCCIIRENE MARXSTEPHEN M ASLANKASTEPHEN M ASSAMARILYN MAXWELLRONNI MAYERN EVER judge a book by its cover . . .184

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DIANNE M ELCHIONEBETH MELLICKERMICHAEL MEYERSRICHARD MILLERDANIEL MORELLIBRADFORD MORSEALLYN M OSHINSKYKAREN M OSKOW ITZ187

JUDITH MOTHERSELL PETER MULLER RICHARD N APO RANOBARBARA N ATHANSON DEBORAH NEARY DAVID NORMANSUSAN NYE JAM ES O'BRIEN SARA O CH SSwing your partn er, doe-see-doe188

MIRIAM O 'CO N N ELLJO H N O 'C O N N O RM ARGARET PELOSECRAIG PFLUGLINDA PIFERAMY POLANJoe Columbo strikes a live w ire .

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RALPH ROBBINSCARL ROM AGN OLIELLEN ROSENBAUMLYNN ROSENBAUMROBERTA ROSENBAUMSUSAN ROSEN BERG" A vision of Perfection"Susan Bernauer"U n FRAN C for your thoughts."I192

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SUSAN RUBINLUCIA RUBINETT1NATALIE SACHSFRAN CES SALEMMEANDREW SALERN OANDREW SAPORITODEBORAH SA V A G EWILLIAM SAYERS194

KAREN SCHAAL PAULSCHALLER STEVEN SCHEINFELD CARYN SCHINDELLisa Udelf spends her free time playing lib ra ria n .

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PAUL ZABLOWJO A N N E ZITOSTEPHEN ZUCKERLESLIE ZEIGDe Rose, Me M anus, and De M ichele: Threeheads are better than one in the world of bigbusinessl" A re you SURE M ichalangelo started this w a y ? "

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faculty directory and indexM r. Frederick Beisler, P. 55Power Mechanics I, II, III; C a r CareNewark State College, B.S.; Seton Hall University, M .A.; Montclair StateCollege.Mrs. Deborah Betz, P. 31Guidance CounselorBucknell University, B.S .; Seton Hall University, M .A.; Rutgers University,Temple University.Miss Irene Briand, P. 40French 1, II; English IIMontclair State College, B.A.M r. John Brown, P. 44Biology, Audio-Visual AidsMontclair State College, B.A ., M .A.; University of M ichigan, University ofCalifo rnia, Yale University, Newark College of EngineeringMr. M arco Buzzelli, P. 54G eneral Shop II, III, IV ; la p id a ry and Jew elry, Assistant Baseball CoachMontclair State College, B.A.Mr. Clifton Carlson, P. 39Modern History, U.S. History IIMontclair State College, A.B.Mr. Jam es C arsw ell, P. 34English III, IV ; Newspaper AdvisorSeton Hall University, B.S .; University of Vermont, M .A.; Columbia UniversityMrs. Ruth Casey, P. 35English II, JllUniversity of Nebraska, A .B .; Montclair State CollegeMr. Idris Cole, J r ., P. 55Mechanical DrawingMontclair State College, B.A.Mr. Peter Comune, Pp. 135, 71Special Education, Assistant Football CoachBloomfield College, B.S .; Seton Hall UniversityM r. Philip Congilose, P. 58Health, Physical Education, Baseball and Cross Country CoachPanzer College, 6 .S.; Montclair State College, M.A.Mrs. Tanis Deitch, P. 34English II, IIIDouglass College, B.A.M rs. Jo yce Dennington, P. 53Family Living, Family Relations, Child Growth and Development, Housing,Interior DecorationCollege of St. Elizabeth, B.S.M r. Keith Doyle, P. 38U.S. History IUniversity of Miami, B .Ed.; Springfield College, M .S.; University of NebraskaM r. Richard Evers, P. 35English II, IVUpsala College, B .A .; New York University, M .A.; University of H aw aii,Seton Hall University, Montclair State College.M r. Robert Fennell, Pp. 36, 103, 121English IV ; Humanities, Yearbook Advisor, English Department ChairmanMontclair State College, B .A ., M .A.Miss A nita Filippone, Pp. 51, 100Speech, Public Speaking, DramaticsMontclair State, B .A .; Rutgers UniversityMrs. V irginia G anning, P. 28Health, Sex Education, Home Nursing, School NurseSeton Hall University, B.S .; Montclair State CollegeMrs. Ilene G a sarch , Pp. 35, 34English II, IIIBoston University, B.A .; Columbia University, M.A.M r. Anthony G ervasio , Pp. 57, 100Business Education, Wrestling CoachUniversity of Om aha, B.S.M r. David G la tze r, Pp. 43, 100, 103A lgebra, GeometryMontclair State College, B .A .; Yeshiva University, M .A.M r. H arold G ro endyk, P. 28Administrative AssistantPaterson State College, B .S ,; Montclair State College, M .A.Miss Susan Hanlon, P. 57Shorthand, TypingMontclair State College, B .A ., M.A.Mrs. Jo an Hasbrouck, P. 57Office Practice, Business Machines, Typing I, Personal TypingPoterson State College, B.S.Mr. Donald H offler, Pp. 56, 100, 103Data ProcessingMontclair State College, B.S .; Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityM r. Je ffre y Huppert, P. 44Biology, Advanced BiologyNewark State College, B.A .; Montclair State College, M.A.M r. John Im grund, P. 59Physical Education, Basketball CoachStetson University, B .S .; Villanova University, Seton Hall UniversityMiss Elizabeth K a p a lla , Pp. 43, 103, 106G eneral Math, Algebra I, GeometryRadford College, B.S.M r. Richard Kirk, Pp. 39, 114American HistoryMontclair State College, B .A .; Columbia University, M .A.Mr. Robert Krimmel, P. 31Plane Geometry, Guidance CounselorMuhlenberg College, A .B .; Rutgers University, Montclair State College,Newark State College, Seton Hall UniversityMiss Lillian Kunz, P. 43Math Department Chairm an, College Math, G eneral Math, Chess TeomAdvisor , _ . ,Douglass College, B.S .; Columbia University, M .A.; Professional Diploma inSupervision of High School Mathematics(Continued on next page.)M r. A lfred Law rence, P. 58Athletic Director, Driver's EducationTrenton State Teachers College, B .S .; Rutgers University, M .A.Mr. Edw ard Liddle, P. 44Science Department Chairm an, Chemistry, Algebra I, Bowling CoachMontclair State College, B .A .; Newark College of Engineering, PurdueUniversityM r. W illiam Little, P. 31Guidance CounsellorUniversity of Scranton, B .A .; Harvard University, M .S., C .A .Miss M ary Loughren, P. 41Language Department Chairm an, Latin II, II, IV ; EnglishCollege of St. Eliiabeth, A .B .; Columbia University, M .A .; New YorkUniversity, Rutgers University, Seton Hall University, Tufts University,American Academy in RomeMrs. B arb ara Mam chur, Pp. 40, 105French III, IVDouglass College, B.A.Miss W ydelJe M artin, P. 47ArtLouisiana State University, B .A .; University of Miami, New York University,Columbia University, M .A.Mr. Robert M cRoberts, P. 39History Department Chairm an, U.S. History, HumanitiesUpsala College, B .S ,; Montclair State College, Columbia University, M .A.Mr. Patrick M elvin, Pp. 39, 112U.S. History ISeton H all, B.S.Mrs. Elsie M eyer, P. 32librarianUpsala College, B .A .; Columbia University, M .A.; Montclair State College,Newark State CollegeM r. Arthur M ontzka, P. 50OrchestraGeorge Washington University, A .A .; Oberlin College, B.M .Ed., EastmanSchool of Music, M.A.Miss JoAnne M yers, P. 41Spanish 11, III, IVDouglass College, 8 .A .; New York University, M .A.; University of Mexico,University of Santo Tomas, Montclair State College, Upsala CollegeMiss JoAnne Pilone, Pp. 56, 103Secretarial Practice, Business Law , Salesmanship, Steno II, TypingMontclair State College, B.A.Miss Lois Pontitlo, P. 41Spanish I, IICollege of St. Elizabeth, B.A.Mr. Peter Potosky, P. 50Concert Band, Marching Band, Dance BandMontclair State College, B.A .; Columbia University, B.A.Mr. John Prach, P. 39U.S. History II, Driver's Education, Assistant Football Coach, Swim Coach,Assistant Track CoachGeorge Washington University, B.S., M .A.; Montclair State College. NewarkState CollegeMrs. Judith Procopio, P. 34English IIIBloomfield College, B.A.Miss Jo an Radin, Pp. 40, 105French II, IVDouglass College, B.A.Mrs. Lois Schneider, P. 38U.S. History IMontclair State College, B.A.Mrs. Ruth Schw artz, Pp. 42, 100Algebra I, Plane Geometry, College MothMontclair State College, B A .; University of Rochester, Colby College, CityCollege of New York, New York University, M .A.; YeshivaMr. W a lter Seibel, P. 45Physics, ChemistryTrenton State College, B.A.Mrs. Laura Sherm an, P. 58Health, Physical EducationBoston University, Sargent College, B .S .; New York University, ColgateUniversity, Springfield College, Montclair State College, B.A.M r. Frank Shupper, Pp. 58, 71, 149Health, Physical Education, Football Coach, Track CoachLebanon Valley College, A .S .; Rutgers University, Montclair StateCollege, M .A.M r. Sam uel Slifkin , P. 30Guidance DirectorUpsala College, A .B .; Montclair State College, M .A.; Columbia University,New York University, Rutgers UniversityM r. Dale Sm yth, P. 49Choir, Harmony and TheoryWest Chester State College, B .S .; Columbia, M .A.M rs. Estelle Steinberg, Pp. 52, 53Home Economics, English IIMontclair State College, B.A.M r. Jerry Tarno ff, Pp. 36, 100, 103, 114U.S. History II, Humanities, J.V . Basketball CoachRutgers University, A .B .; SyracuseM r. Atwell Thom as, P. 35English IV , Humanities, Golf CoachLafayette College, A .B ., M .A.; Columbia UniversityM r. Stephen Tollin, P. 45Chemistry, Earth Science, Tennis Coach_Newark State College, Adelphi University, Upsala College, A .B .; RutgersUniversity, Newark College of EngineeringMiss Sandra Tonnies, Pp. 42, 94, 103Plane Geometry, Algebra II, G irls' Basketball CoachMontclair State College, B .A .Miss N ancy Train er, P. 58Health, Physical Education, G irls' Tennis Coach, Cheerleadlng AdvisorBrenau College, A .B.M r. Joseph Tylus, P. 26MontcJoir State College, B .A .; Trenton State College, B.S .; Seton HallUniversity, M.A.Mrs. Kathleen W e ig , Pp. 40, 109SpanishMontclair State College, B.A.

sophomore indexJ . Abato, 131, 135R. Allen, 131D. Anthony, 131T. Arminio, 131V. Asher, 131R. Auerbach, 131S. August, 131M. Bailly, 131C. Barbone, 131A . Beenstock, 131D. Behar, 131S. Berger, 49, 131D. Berkow, 131H. Berlant, 131L. Berman, 131M. Bierenbaum, 131S. Bisgeier, 131L. Bloch, 131G Blunt, 33F Boffa, 131M. Boneski, 131E. Borquist, 131M. Brennan, 131A. Brody, 131R. Bronson, 131N. Brooks, 131R. Browne, 131S. Burkam, 131R. Busold, 131E. Cabot, 131R. Cam panella, 131F. Candeliere, 131M. Cantor, 131A. Caporizzo, 131R. Carlson, 131T. Casler, 131F. Cesere, 131D. Chambers, 131J . Chaperon, 131R. Chassanoff, 131J. Chiarella, 131N. Ciccone, 131D. Cintron, 131W . Clark, 131K. Coffey, 131M. Cohrs, 131L. Cole, 131S. Coleman, 131M. Colombaris, 131M. Connelly, 131D. Coopersmith, 131R. Corbitt, 13?J. Coughlin, 131W . Cuozzi, 131M. D'Amato, 131B. Dannacher, 131B. Davidson, 131R. Davies, 131A . Day, 131D. Del Russo, 131M. Demers, 131K. De Meglio, 131J. De Michelle, 131R. Densen, 131D. De Rose, 131M. Donker, 131K. Doorly, 131S. Dourney, 94, 132R. Drill, 132B. Edelman, 132A. Edelsfein, 47, 132, 135C . Eng, 132P. Eng, 132P. Enginger, 132G . Englert, 132A. Epstein, 132B. Estell, 132F. Fa gone, 132K. Fallon, 132L. Farano, 132J. Fellman, 132T. Filan, 132D. Fillingham, 132L. Fleischman, 132F. Flood, 132D. Frank, 132J. Fregans, 132C . Friedman, 132J. Froggatt, 132L. Gaines, 132G . Gam ba, 132R. G arvey, 50, 132A . Gasparine, 132, 139J. G avora, 132K. Georges, 132R. Giblin, 132R. Giordano, 132G . Glaser, 130, 132M. Glynn, 132M. Gold, 132B. Goldberg, 132A . Golden, 132D Goldsman, 132G. Goldstein, 133T. Goldstein, 133K. Goodkind, 133S. Granito, 133E. Grecco, 133J . Greenspan, 133A . Grossi, 133V. Gseller, 133J. Guderian, 133R. Guerin, 133D. G u erino , 133T. Guild, 133P. Haas, 133K. Haggerty, 133T. Halpern, 133R. Harr, 133R. Harris, 133F. Harrison, 133E. Hearon, 133P. Heiman, 133G . Henderson, 133A . Herrmann, 133T. Hoffman, 50, 133L. Hollaender, 49, 133S. Hollaender, 133M . Horland, 133S. Horowitz, 133C . Hug, 94, 133B. Hurewitz, 133D. Iverson, 133D. Jacobs, 133J. Jensen, 133D. Jones, 133P. Karaveris, 133S. Kasen, 133M. Kasper, 733R. Katz, 133T. Keenan, 133P. Kelly, 133D. Kerr, 133W . Klein, 134A . Knechf, 134E. Konel, 134G . Konopka, 134C . Korn, 134M. Kraft, 99, 112, 134J. Kramer, 134P. Krasner, 59, 134L. Kraus, 134M. Kridel, 134J. Krieger, 134R. Kunze, 134D. Kurtz, 130, 134A. lattimore, 134C . lavigne, 59, 134N. Lavigne, 134D. Lawrie, 134R. Leder'man, 134K. Lee, 134S. Lehrer, 134C . Lehrm an, 134J . Lepore, 134A . Levine, 134A . Levine, 134W . Levinstone, 104, 134J . Levites, 134M. Levitt, 104, 134E. Levy, 134W . Lewinson, 134R. Lilien, 134K. Lindstrom, 134R. Lintvedt, 1 34J. Lippe, 134L. Longo, 134J . Lovenguth, 134J. Lowden, 134J . lu p ia , 134G . Lysak, 134A . M arcelin, 134A . M ariano, 130, 134A . M assa, 134D. M astrostefano, 134G . M atteo, 134G . M axw ell, 134J . M cCarthy, 134N. M elachrinos, 134N . M elchionne, 134N . M elillo , 134J. M ellicker, 5 9 , 134K. M eyers, 49, 134R. M igli, 134M. M itwol, 134L. Moshinsky, 134D. M oskowitz, 134C . M othersell, 123, 134M. M uhlker, 130, 137T . M utascio, 137R. N ack, 137M. N ovick, 4 9 , 137, 142R. O 'C o nno r, 137D. O kin , 137J . O 'R e illy, 137A . O renstein, 137D. O rgo, 137C . Pa lent, 137R. Paradise, 137J. Pa ro ly, 137K. Pasm antier, 137S. Pauciello, 137J. Pellegrin o, 137L. Pelosi, 137C . Petrokofsky, 137D. Petrucelli, 137J. Phillips, 137R. Politte, 137C . Poll, 137R. Post, 110, 137B. Potter, 137D. Potter, 137R. Prag er, 137K. Puder, 137M. Rauseo, 137N . Recchia, 137R. Reichert, 137M. Renner, 137A . Ringel, 137W . Rizzolo, 137I. Robbin, 137R. Robertson, 137J . Robinson, 5 0 , 137V . Rocca, 137B. Roellke, 137P. Romano, 137E. Rosenbaum , 105, 137M. Rosenbaum , 137J . Rosenberg, 137K. Rotman, 137R. Rozinski, 137J. Rubinetti, 137F. Russo, 137J. Salz, 99, 137, 139L. Santinelli, 137V. Sarokin, 137P. Scarpino, 137R. School, 137D. Schaeffer, 137D. Scharkss, 137S. Schechter, 137D. Scheinfeld, 137A . Schlachter, 137C . Schoner, 137D. Schwartz, 137J. Segal, 137M. Seidler, 137B. Shandler, 137R. Shannon, 137A . Shorofsky, 138C . Shupper, 138E. Siege1, 99, 135, 138K. Siegler, 138N. Slack, 138G . Smalley, 138J . Smith, 138W. Smith, 138J . Spero, 138I. Steinberg, 138K. Stern, 138L. Stewart, 138G . Stickel, 138N. Stolz, 138W. Stone, 138C . Straus, 138J . Stulz, 138G . Taff, 138A . Tahaney, 138J. Tarantino, 138F. Tartaglia, 138E. Tellefson, 138D. Tenner, 138S. Tenner, 138M. Thompson, 138E. Tipaldi, 138J. Tiscio, 138S. Toia, 138G. Torre, 138P. Ulberhoer, 138L. Untermeyer, 136, 138J. Urbano, 138F. Verderamo, 94, 138A . Visconti, 138J. Visconti, 138M. Vloyanetes, 138C . Waldor, 138P. W aldron, 138A . Waleson, 138G . Wallendjack, 138L. Wallerstein, 138W. W arner, 138C . W atley, 138J . Weinberger, 138M. Weisman, 138D. Weiss, 138E. Wendruff, 138M. Wetterauer, 138M. Whinston, 49, 99, 138K. W iley, 138 ‘A . Wilkes, 138T. Williams, 138B. W illies, 138B. Wilson, 136M. W olf, 138P. Wolk, 138K. Young, 130, 136, 138, 145M. Zablow, 138M. Zaccardi, 138S. Zoref, 138R. Zucker, 138

junior indexK. Abeles, 111, 141L. Apirian, 141M. Arnot, 141J. Asher, 141F. Atherton, 141F. Auferio, 49, 141J. Baldini, 141A. Barchas, 105, 141F. Barling, 141G . Barnet, 141F. Basta, 141S. Becker, 141D. Bel off, 141S. Berenson, 141M. Bisgeier, 141M. Blackman, 141R. Blatt, 141D. Block, 116, 141M. Block, 141F. Bloom, 141M. Blotsky, 141J . Bolen, 141D. Bonelli, 103, 108, 141P. Boornazian, 141I. Brief, 141M. Broderick, 141J. Brockman, 141, 149N. Brown, 141R. Brownbridge, 141J. Burns, 141N. Buro, 103, 107, 140, 141V . Cabot, 141M. Cacicedo, 92, 103, 141J. Cahn, 141D. C aille, 141C . Cantalupo, 141M. C arr, 141E. C arras, 141M. Cataldo, 141B. Charmoy, 141M. Chesloff, 141F. Christoff, 141L. Ciangio, 79, 94, 141A. Cicalese, 141R. Cohen, 103, 107, 141J. Cohn, 76, 79, 141W. Cole, 141W . Collins, 141J. Colucci, 141L. Connor, 141G . Cosgrove, 141D. Craddock, 141J. Craig, 74, 141J. Craig, 141S. Cross, 141S. Cub eta, 141E. CullenM. Dalton, 141E. Darcy, 141T. D'Aries, 141D. Darrow, 141J. D'Auria, 141N. De Angelis, 141S. Deignan, T41B. Del Grippo, 48, 141A. Del Re, 141G . Del Russo, 72, 142A. Del Tufo, 142S. De Sabato, 142E. De Toma, 94, 142A. De Vito, 142D. De Vore, 107, 142G . Di Anthony, 142M. Di Benedetto, 142M. Dibner, 142E. Di Renna, 103, 110, 140, 142, 145C. Doorly, 142R. Dorfman, 142G . Doto, 142N. Dowe, 142P. Drazin, 142D. Eber, 142L. Edelstein, 142J. Ehrhardt, 142G . Englert, 142A. Ershow, 142S. Fanning, 142E. Farley, 140, 142, 143L. Feeley, 142J . Feldm an, 4 9 , 142R. Fenster, 49, 142J . Ferrara, 54, 142P. Fine, 120, 142P. Finnegan, 142J . Fischer, 142R. Fish, 142H. Fishgrund, 142P. Fisk, 142M. Flynn, 142M. Foster, 98, 142B. Frank, 142D. Freedland, 142D. Fritzinger, 143M. G abriel, 143L. Gallagher, 143B. Gervasio, 92, 143, 146R. G ialanella, 143M. Gitlin, 143J. Glick, 143A. Goldman, 143S. Goodkind, 143B. Gottheimer, 143N. Greenberg, 143C . G rillo , 143T. Guderian, 143i . Haas, 80, 143L. Haber, 143S. Hagan, 143C. Harder, 143J . Harris, 143M. Harris, 101, 106, 111, 143K. Hastreiter, 143S. Haycox, 143A . Hays, 143D. Heidt, 143C. Heller, 143A . Hittner, 51, 103, 105, 116, 117, 140, 143N, Hollaender, 143G. Holzschuh, 143R. Hopkins, 143B. Housel, 143P. Howard, 143K. Huddy, 143M. Hull, 143E. Isenberg, 106, 109, 144E. luso, 144M . luso, 144I. Jacobs, 108, 144J . Jacobus, 144K. Jaeger, 144S. Jagacinski, 144B. Jenkins, 144W . Jennis. 93, 144J . Johnson, 91, 144R. Juliano, 144B. Kahn, 82, 103, 144, 145, 167T. Kantor, 144T. Ketstein, 144E. Kepp, 144S. Klein, 49, 144I. Klepner, 49, 144H. Klok, 144B. Konel, 144S. Krasner, 144N. Lange, 144L. La Salle, 144A . La Sapio, 144L. Learner, 144C. Lee, 110, 144M. Lehrman, 144G . Lepovsky, 144P. Levens, 144A . Levine, 144E. Levine, 144A . Levy, 144J. Levy, 144A . Lewinson, 144J . Lewis, 112, 144E. Libman, 49, 144H. Lieberman, 144R. Limeres, 144J . Littman, 144D. Lowenstein, 144, 146M. Luonao. 144J . Magliaro, 131, 144B. M alanga, 144S. Marcus, 75, 144, 146J . M arra, 144C. M arshall, 144R. Max, 144V. M ayor, 144M. McFarlane, 144P. McGrath, 144J . McManus, 144D. Messier, 49, 144L. Miller, 144L. MWler, 144L. Mink, 135, 144, 149B. Mintz, 144L. Model, 108, 147K. Mulligan, 147G . Mulvaney, 33, 147J . Murphy, 147M. Natelson, 147M. Neglia, 147J . Nellen, 140, 147C. B . Nicholson, 147R. N igara, 48, 147C. Olson, 94, 147C. Ostroff, 147C. Ostroff, 147D. Palmieri, 147S. Penza, 147K. Pepe, 147H. Perlstein, 105, 147R. Peterson, 147C. Petrucelli, 79, 103, 145, 147M. Pollack, 147A . Ponzi, 147P. Portuese, 147K. Pretz, 147K. Prioli, 73, 147M. Prystauk, 147C. Rockett, 147F. Ramond, 147B . Ramsland, 147A . Rashkow, 50, 147I. Rechter, 105, 147F. Reimer, 147L. R einfeld, 147G . Reinhardt, 147M. Reitman, 147L. Renzulli, 147J. Ribnik, 147D. Ricca, 147L. Rizzolo, 111, 139, 147I. Robbin, 147R. Roellke, 76, 77, 147M. Rogers, 147S. Rosenbaum, 108, 147A. Rosenblum, 147H. Rosenstein, 147D. Roth, 105, 147J. Rudd, 141, 147W . Ruga, 147K. Ryall, 147T. Sagosz, 54, 147G . San Filippo, 139, 147A . Sansone, 147F. Suatter, 147A. Saxe, 147M. Schatzberg, 147B. Schauer, 147N. Schein, 82, 148P. Schenkef, 148B. Schreiber, 148R. Schwarz, 148P. Schweikert, 148J. Scioscia, 148M. Shapiro, 148J. Sheeran, 92, 93, 103, 148, 149J. Sickles, 148M. Sinisi, 148M. Sisselman, 148M. Sklar, 48, 148D. Smith, 148S. Smith, 148C. Soffin, 50, 148J . Spero, 148J. Spiinyk, 148B. Stabert, 148E. Stabert, 148C. Stack, 148E. Stearns, 94, 145, 148A . Steglitz, 148D. Stein, 82, 103, 140, 148W . Sfenvall, 148C .Taddeo, 148L. Taifer, 148R. Tillem, 49, 148C. Timpanero, 148P. Tobia, 148G . Tone, 148C. Tsetsekas, 148B. Turen, 92, 117, 148B. Tyler, 145, 148L. Uibelhoer, 148T. Vaccarella, 148R. Ventura, 111, 148J. Vitale, 136, 148P. Waldman, 148J. Waterhouse, 148L. W eber, 148P. W eil, 148T. Weiman, 148E. Weinstein, 148B. Weiss, 82, 106, 148N. Weiss, 148R. Weissman, 50, 148S. W eitz, 148J. W eller, 82, 148C . Wengle, 148S. W ilkes, 148P. Wood, 148A . W illies, 148D. W olk, 50, 148M. Yam, 76, 148M. Zachek, 111, 146, 148209

senior directory and indexKATHLEEN ARD: Concessionaire 3; Twirling 4; Social Committee 4; West-O-Ranger4; Senior hours-Valley Settlement House. Pp. 160, 91.MARILYNN ARGONDIZZA: A.F.S. 3, Latin Club 2; Concessionaire 2, 3; Cheerleader4; F.T.A. 3; West-O-Ranger 3, Assistant Managing Editor 4;National Honor Society 4; Leaders' Club 3; Leadership Conference 4;Student Council 3; Social Committee 3, 4; Senior hours — St. BarnabasMedical Center. Pp. 160, 48, 93, 103, 160.SIDNEY AUERBACH: Track J.V . 2, Varsity 3, 4; Cross Country J.V . 2, Varsity3, Co-Captain 4; National Honor Society 4. Pp. 160, 74.MARILYN BAAS P. 160.JOHN BARR: Senior hours — Town Hall. P. 160.MARIA BASTA: Spanish Club 4. P. 160.SUSAN BECKER: Philosophy Club 2; French Club 4; Roundup 4; Senior hours—Northfield Manor Nursing Home. Pp. 161, 176.SANDRA BEETLE: Cheerleader 4; Senior hours — West Orange CommunityHouse. Pp. 161, 92, 93, 103.LAWRENCE BELL: Wrestling J.V . 2; Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Future Physicians'Club 2, 3, 4, Astronomy Club Vice President 3, President 4; NationalHonor Society 3, 4; Junior Honor Guard 3; Senior hours — Museum ofNatural History. Pp. 161, 110.MARK BENDER: Debate Club 2, 3, Treasurer 4; National Honor Society 4;Junior Achievement 2; Roundup 2, 3, Assistant Business Manager 4;Philosophy Club 3, Vice President 4; West-O-Ranger 4; Baseball Manager2; Senior hours — Kessler Institute. Pp. 161, 110, 113.CARY BERLANT P. 161.SUSAN BERNAUER: Bowling 2; German Club President 2, 3; Library Council2; Class Representative 3; C.Y.O. 2, 3, 4. Pp. 161, 53, 192.ROBERT BILDNER: Junior Honor Guard 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; StudentCouncil 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team J.V . 2, Varsity 3, 4; West-O-Ranger 3,Graphics Editor 4; A.F.S. 2, Exchange Student to Iran 3, President 4;Class Representative 2, Class President 4; Key Club Secretary 3, LieutenantGovernor 3, 4; Radio-Electronics Club President 3/ Leadership Conference4; Senior hours — Newark Babies' Hospital. Pp. 162, 103.GERALDINE BINI: Twirling 3; Senior hours — Knights of Columbus. Pp. 162,180.SAM BIRNHAK: Chess Club 2, 3, 4; Wrestling J.V . 3, Varsity 4; Roundup 4;Senior hours — Town Hall. Pp. 162, 101, 169.DOUGLAS BLACK: Tennis 2, 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, Basketball Intramurals 2;French Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Executive Council 4;Key Club 4; Roundup 4; West-O-Ranger 4; Senior hours — U J.A . Pp. 162,192.JOANNA BLIZIOTES: Class Vice President 2, 3; Concessionaire 2, 3; StudentCouncil Representative 2; Assembly Committee 2, 3; Social Committee3; Leadership Conference 3, 4; West--0-Ranger Managing Editor 4;Senior hours - Y.M.C.A. Pp. 162, 103 121.BARBARA BLUMBERG: Spanish Club 2, 3, Vice President 4; Drill Team 2, 3;West-O-Ranger 3, Assistant Layout Editor 4; Spanish Club TeachingProgram 3; Senior Executive Council 4; Exchange Committee 4; AssemblyCommittee 4; Concessionaire 4; Suburban Youth Group 2, 3, 4; Seniorhours — Camp Golden Chain. P. 162.ROBERT BLUNT: Football J.V . 2, 3, Varsity 4; Wrestling Varsity 2 3, Captain4; Track J.V . 2, Varsity 3, 4; Varsity Club 4; Ski Club 4; Senior hours —West Orange Community House. P. 162.CHARLES BO C H IC C H IO : Hockey J.V . 2, 3, Varsity 4 ; G o lf Varsity 3, 4/Senior hours — West Orange Public Library. P. 162.NORA BOLEN: F.N.A. 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 2, 3, 4; Library Council 2; A.F.S.2, 3 ; Latin Club 2 ; Spanish Club 3, 4/ F.T.A. 3, 4; Senior hours — St.Mary's Hospital, P. 163.RAYMOND BONESKI: Football J.V . 2, Varsity 4; Basketball J.V . 2; Track Varsity4; Senior hours — Valley Settlement House. P. 163.JUDITH BORGQUIST: F.N.A. 2, 3, 4; Class Representative 2; F.T.A. 4; Seniorhours — St. Mary's Hospital P. 163.BARBARA BOWERS: Library Council 2; C.Y.O. 2, 3, 4; Senior hours — NorthfieldManor Nursing Home. P. 163.ARTHUR BOZZELl): Senior hours — Knights of Columbus. P. 164.CATHERINE BRADY: Library Council 2, Vice President 3; Twirling A- Seniorhours — West Orange Community House. Pp. 164, 91.MICHAEL BRADY P. 164.ROBERT BUONOPANE: Football J.V . 2; Baseball J.V . 3; Varsity 4; BasketballIntramurals 3; Spanish Club 2; Senior hours — Babe Ruth League. P. 164.WILLIAM BURO: Class President 3; Student Council 3, President 4; Leaders'Club 3; Basketball Varsity 3, Co-Captain 4; Boys' State 3; Baseball Varsity3, 4; Key Club 4; Senior hours — West Orange Community House. Pp. 164,74, 79, 102, 103, 183.STUART BURY: Football Varsity 2, 3, Captain 4/ Basketball J.V . 2, 3/ TrackJ.V . 2; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Class Treasurer 3; Student Council Treasurer4; Leadership Conference 3. Pp. 164, 102, 103.JOHN BUSH: Baseball J.V . 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 2, 3/ Cow-Con 3, 4;Senior hours — Valley Settlement House. P. 165.ANDREW BYERS: Football J.V . 2, Varsity 3, 4; Key Club Treasurer 3, 4; TrackVarsity 3, 4; Senior hours — Kessler Institute. Pp. 165, 72.FRANCINE CANDELIERE: Class Representative 2; W .O.T.A.C. 2; LeadershipConference 4; Elections Committee Co-Chairman 4; Senior hours — WestOrange Community House. Pp. 165, 103, 179.ROBERT CARLSON: Swimming J.V . 2, 3, Varsity 4 ; Senior hours — East OrangeGeneral Hospital. Pp. 165, 82.RICHARD CH A RN A CK: Football J.V . 2 ; West-O-Ranger 3, 4 ; Track J.V . 3,Varsity 4 ; Radio-Electronics Club 3; Senior hours — St. Barnabas MedicalCenter. P. 165.f f l RICHARD CHATTMAN: Student Council 2, 3, 4; Hockey J.V . 2, 3; West-O-Ranger, 3 , Editor-in-Chief 4 ; National Honor Society 4 ; Key Club 3 , 4 ; Roundup3 ; Leadership Conference 4 ; Senior hours — Leaders' Club. Pp. 165, 36,103, 121.LYNN CH RISTEN SEN : Bowling 2; Drill Team 3 , 4; F.T.A. 4 ; Senior hours —West O range Public Library P. 165.MARY CHRISTO FIS: Drill Team 2, 3/ Cauldron 2, Exchange Editor 3 ; StudentCouncil 3, 4; Twirling 4 ; F.T.A . 4 ; Social Committee 4/ W est-O-Ranger 4;Senior hours — West O range Adult School. P. 165, 49, 91.THOM AS CICALESE P. 165.JO SEPH C IU FA LO : Football J.V . 2 , Varsity 3, 4; Varsity Club 3 , 4 ; Senior hours— West O range Community House. P. 166.ADELE C IV ITA N O : West-O-Ranger 3 ; Senior hours — West O range PublicLibrary. P. 166.EDWARD C O H EN : Baseball M anager 3, 4; Concessionaire 4 ; Roundup 4 ; A .F.S.4; Senior hours — St. Barnabas Medical Center. P. 166.DOROTHY CO LA SA N TO : Class Representative 2, 3 ; A .F.S . 3; Cauldron 3;West-O-Ranger Assistant Art Editor 4; Concessionaire 3; Social Committee3 , Chairm an 4; Senior hours — St. Barnabas Medical Center. Pp. 16648, 103.JAM ES CO LO M BARIS: Senior hours — West O range Community House. P. 166.JO SEPH CO LUM BO : Football J.V . 2; Track J.V . 2. Pp. 166, 189.CAROL CO N KLIN P. 166.JA N ET C O N K LIN : Library Council 2; Senior hours — West O range CommunityHouse. P. 166.JO H N CURRY: Cauldron 2 , A rt Editor 3, Assistant A rt Editor 4 ; Concessions2, 3 , 4 ; Roundup 3 ; Senior hours — Friend's Social O rder Committee.a p- 166-|m VICTO RIA D 'A LO IA : Leaders' Club 3; N ational Honor Society 3, 4; Twirling 4;i Social Committee 4 ; Football Queen 4 ; W est-O-Ranger 4 ; Senior hours —Valley Settlement House. Pp. 167, 9 1 , 161.LISA D A V ID SO N : Cauldron 2, Literary Editor 3 ; Debate Club 2 ; PhilosophyClub 3 , 4 ; W est-O-Ranger Assistant Literary Editor 4 ; Young Judea 2 , 3,4 ; Senior hours — V alley Settlement House. P. 167.LIN DA D A V IS: Senior hours — St. Barnabas Medical Center. P. 167.JO H N D EA N : Intram ural Basketball 2, 3 ; Spanish Club 2 ; Cow-Con 3; RoadRallye Club 4 ; Senior hours — Political Cam paign. P. 167.STEPHEN DE LANO Y: C .Y .O . 3 , 4; Football Varsity 4 ; Road Rallye Club 4;Assembly Committee 4 ; Senior Executive Council 4 ; Radio-Electronics Club4 ; Liaison Committee 4. P. 168.SUSAN D E M A S I: Hockey 2 ; Bowling 2; Drill Team 3; Class Representative 4;Color G uard Captain 4 ; Senior hours — G inny Duenkel Municipal Pool.Pp. 168, 93.M ARK DE M ICHELE: Intram ural Basketball 2 , 3; Baseball J.V . 3; Senior hours— Town H all. P. ?68.FRAN CES DE PASQ U ALE: F.N .A . 2, 3 , 4 ; Library Council 2 , 3, 4 ; Spanish Club2 , 3 ; C .Y .O . 2; Senior hours — St. M ary's Hospital. P. 168.N A N CY DE RO SA P. 168.A N TH O N Y DE RO SE: Football J.V . 2; Student Council 2, 4. Pp. 168, 205.PATRICIA DESTIN O : Senior hours — West O range Public Library. P. 169.VIN C EN T DE V IN G O : Chess Club 2 ; Football Varsity ,2, 3 , 4 ; Basketball J.V . 2 ,3 ; Track J.V . 2 , Varsity 3 , 4 ; Varsity Club 2, 3 , 4; Psychology Club 3;Student Council 4 ; Key Club 4 ; Senior hours — V alley Settlement House.Pp. 169, 79.RICHARD D EVLIN : Senior hours — Elections. P. 169.DOLORES D IG A ETA N O : Drill Team 4 ; Social Committee 4 ; C .Y .O . 3 , 4 . P. 169.VIN C EN T Dl O IS I: G olf J.V . 3, Varsity 4; French Club 3. P. 169.D IA N E Dl N O R SC IO : Cauldron 3 ; Color G u ard 4 ; Senior hours — WestO range Adult School. Pp. 169, 93, 190.JO SEPH Dl TRO LIO : Biology Club 2, 3 , 4 ; Liaison Committee 2; LeadershipConference 3 , 4 ; Student Council 2; G eneral Committee 3 ; Parking LotCommittee Chairm an 4 ; Future Physicians' Club 3 , 4 ; Cross Country J.V .3 , Varsity 4; Track J.V . 3 , Varsity 4 ; Road Rallye Club 3 , 4 ; BusinessM anager of Athletic Association 2, 3, 4 ; Senior hours — West O rangeHigh School Summer W ork. Pp. 170, 103.BRUCE DITTMAR: Visual Aids Crew 2, 3 ; Spanish Club 2; Hockey J.V . 2;Senior hours — West O range Community House. P. 170.M ICHAEL DORNER: Swimming J.V . 2 ; Baseball J.V . 2, 3, Varsity 4 ; Ski Club 4 ;Class Representative 4 ; Senior hours — Red Cross. Pp. 170, 4 8 , 103, 167.PETER DRILL: W restling J.V . 2, M anager 3 ; Debate Club 2 ; Concessionaire 2,3, 4 ; Spanish Club 3, 4; Ski Club 4 ; Russian Club 3 , 4; Senior hours —St. Barnabas Medical Center. P. 170.DEBORAH EN GELBRECHT: French CJub 2/ A .F .S . 2 ; Social Committee 3, 4;West-O-Ranger 3 , 4 ; Student Council 4; Senior hours — V alley SettlementHouse. Pp. 171, 201.PATRICIA EN GELBRECHT: Concessionaire 3, 4. Pp. 171, 103.SUSAN EN GELBRECHT: G .A .A . 2 , 3 ; Latin Club 2 ; Drill Team 4 ; C .Y .O . 3 ;Senior hours — Sewing Room. P. 171.BARBARA ERIC SSO N : Cow-Con 2 , 3, 4 ; Senior hours — West O range CommunityHouse. P. 171.EDW ARD ESKESEN : Cross Country J.V . 2 ; Baseball J.V . 2, Varsity 3, 4 ; Seniorhours — West O range Town H all. P. 171.JO H N FALK: Hockey Varsity 3, 4. P. 171.EDW ARD FALLO N : Swimming Varsity 2, 3, 4; Football J.V . 3 ; W est-O-Ranger2, 3 ; Roundup 3, 4 ; Senior hours — Leaders' Club. P. 171.

JEANNE FALLON: Class Treasurer 2; W .O.T.A.C. 2; Senior hours — West OrangeCommunity House. P. 171.LEONARD FARACE: Wrestling J.V . 2, Varsity 3; Track J.V . 2; Senior hours —Knights of Columbus. P. 172.LAUREN FAUER: Spanish Club 2, 3; National Honor Society 4; Senior hours —Essex County Blood Bank. P. 172.KEVIN FEGAN: Wrestling J.V . 3. P. 172.WILLIAM FEITLINGER: Spanish Club 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 2; BasketballManager 2; Golf 3, 4; West-O-Ranger Sports Co-Editor 4; Roundup 4;Varsity Club 4; Senior hours — St. Barnabas Medical Center. Pp. 172, 36.DANIEL FINE: Tennis Varsity 4; Senior Executive Council 4; Senior hours —Newark Babies' Hospital. P. 172.DOUGLAS FINN: Future Physicians' Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4; Football J.V . 3, 4; Biology Club 3 , 4; Math Team 3, 4; Radio-ElectronicsClub 3; Astronomy Club 3; Russian Club 4. Pp. 172, 101.DAVID FISHER P. 172.DANIEL FITZPATRICK: Track J.V . 3, Varsity 4; Senior hours — West OrangeCommunity House. P. 172.ELIZABETH FLORIO: Senior hours — St. Barnabas Medical Center. P. 172.ROBERT FLORIO P. 173.JAMES FLYNN: Student Council 2; Basketball J.V . 2, Varsity 4; Track J.V . 2;Cow-Con 3, 4; Senior hours — Town Half. P. 173.DAVID FRANKS: Football J.V . 2 , 3, Varsity 4; Class Representative 3; Ski ClubTreasurer. Pp. 173, 106.BARBARA FREGANS: F.N.A. 2; Program Girl 4; Senior hours — St. Mary'sHospital. P. 173.DENNIS GALLAGHER: Football Manager J.V . 2, Varsity 3; Wrestling ManagerVarsity 2; Baseball Manager Varsity 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; LightCrew 3, 4; Senior hours — West Orange First Aid Squad. P. 173.JEFFREY GAMBA: Wrestling J.V . 2, Varsity 3, 4; Football J.V. 2; Track J.V . 2;Varsity Club 4; Senior hours — Knights of Columbus. P. 173.MICHELE GARVAL: History Club 2; Bowling 2; Spanish Club 2; A.F.S. 3, 4;Senior Executive Council 4; National Honor Society 4; Senior hours —Valley Settlement House. Pp. 174, 205.RUTH GARVEY: Latin Club 2; Program Girl 2, 3, Captain 4; Drill Team 3, 4;Student Council 4; Senior hours — House of the Holy Comforter. P. 174.LEWIS GELFOND: Cross Country J.V . 2, Varsity 3, 4; Chess Club 2, 3, 4; TrackVarsity 3; German Club 3; Liaison Committee Chairman 4; Varsity Club4; Senior hours — Elections. Pp. 174, 103, 105.LOIS GENDEL P. 174.TERRI GERSHON: French Club 2, Secretary 4; Senior hours — St. BarnabasMedical Center. Pp. 175, 192, 196.LAWRENCE GERSTEN: Wrestling J.V . 2, 3; School Store Committee 2, 3, Chairman4; Varsity Football Manager 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; ClassRepresentative 2; Biology Club 3, 4; Ski Club Vice President 4; SpanishClub 4; A.F.S. Club 4; West-O-Ranger 3, 4; Senior hours — Police PistolRange. Pp. 175, 103, 105.SHERRY GERVIN: Hockey 2; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Russian Club 3, 4; AstronomyClub 3; Library Council 2, 3, 4; Senior hours — Ginny Duenkel MunicipalPool. P. 175.RONALD GLASER: Wrestling J.V . 2; Biology 2, 3; Class Representative 2 , 3;Senior Executive Council 4; West-O-Ranger 3; Key Club 4; RoundupLayout Editor 4; Liaison Committee 4. P. 175.ANNE GOLD: Class Representative 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 2; A.F.S. 3; Hostessand Service Committee 3 , Chairman 4; Student Council 4; West-O-Ranger3, Assistant Business Manager 4; Senior hours — N .J. Orthopedic Hospital.Pp. 175, 168.HAL GOLDENBERG: Class Representative 3; Baseball 4; Senior hours — St.Barnabas Medical Center. Pp. 175, 105.DEANNE GOLDFINGER: Philosophy Club 3; Class Representative 3; FrenchClub 4; Senior hours — Memorial Center for Women. Pp. 175, 196.ANDREW GOODMAN: Swimming Varsity 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2; DebateClub 3; Varsity Club 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; National Honor Society 3,4; West-O-Ranger 3, Captions Editor 4; Senior hours — Leaders' Club.Pp. 175, 82, 83, 167.PETER GOODMAN: Cauldron 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 3; Philosophy Club 3;Roundup Feature Editor 3, Managing Editor 4 ; Latin Club Treasurer 4;Senior Executive Council 4; National Honor Society 4. Pp. 175, 50, 119.LORRAINE GRABOWSKI: Psychology Club 2; Social Committee 3; Cow-Con 2,4; Student Council 4; Class Representative 3; Leadership Conference 4;Senior hours — Ginny Duenkel Municipal Pool. Pp. 176, 53, 103, 190.JOHN GRAHAM: Cross Country J.V . 2, 3, Manager 4; Baseball J.V . 2, 3,Varsity 4; Swimming J.V . 3, Varsity 4; Concessionaire 3; Roundup 3, 4;Liaison Committee 3; West-O-Ranger 4; Chess Club 4; Road Rallye Club4; Senior hours — Elections and Police Pistol Range. Pp. 176, 82, 83.CATHERINE GRANATO: Hairstyling Club 2; Senior hours — Sewing Room.Pp. 176, 49.MICHELE GRANATO: ,Class President 2; Concessionaire 2; Assembly Committee2/ Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student CouncilTreasurer 3, Vice President 4; Cheerleader 3, Captain 4; Leaders' Club4; Senior hours — Leaders' Club. Pp. 176, 93, 102, 103, 183, 185.SAVA GREENBERG: West-O-Ranger 4; Senior hours — St. Barnabas MedicalCenter. Pp. 176, 48.ANDREA GREENSPAN: Spanish Club 2; Cauldron 2; Cow-Con 3; Senior hours— St. Barnabas Medical Center. P. 176.JUHANI HACKLIN: Hockey 4. A.F.S. Exchange Student-Finland. Pp. 177, 103,115, 193.PAMELA HANSEN: Drill Team 2, 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Math Team 2, 3; A.F.S. 3;Leaders' Club 3; West-O-Ranger 3, Girls Sports Editor 4; Leadership Conference4; Cheerleader 4; Senior hours — St. Barnabas Medical Center.Pp. 177, 48, 176, 185, 193.Ii iJA Y HARRIS: Cauldron 2 ; Debate Ciub 2, 3, 4; Class Representative 2 ; NationalHonor Society 3 , 4; Student Court Committee Chairm an 3; G eneralCommittee Chairm an 4; Senior hours — Town Hall. Pp. 177, 192.JO N ATH A N HARRIS: Math Team 2; Debate Club 2; Radio-Electronics Club 3,4 ; Football M anager 3, 4 ; Student Council 3 ; Hockey J.V . 3 , Varsity 4 ;Roundup 4 ; N ational Honor Society 4 ; Senior hours — St. BarnabasMedical Center. P. 177.BETH HENDLER: Library Council 2, 3; Spanish Club 2 , 3; West-O-Ranger 3, 4;Social Committee 4 ; Senior hours — Y.M . — Y.W .H .A . P. 177.M ICHAEL HERSKO W ITZ: Tennis J.V . 2, Varsity 3, 4 ; Math Team 3 , 4 ; IntramuralBasketball 3 ; Bowling Varsity 4 ; Varsity Club 4; Roundup 4 ; Senior hours- Y.M . - Y.W .H .A . Pp. 177, 107.LYNN HEYM AN: Bowling 2 ; Hockey 2 ; Leaders' Club 3; A .F .S . 3 , 4; Ski Club4 ; Senior hours — Kessler Institute. P. 178.JO H N HODGSO N : Senior hours — Town Hall. P. 178.CHARLES HOLZSCHUH P. 178.SALVATORE IPPO LITO : Senior hours — Ambulance Records, City of Orange.P. 178.JO N A TH A N ISBELL: Biology Club 2 ; Roundup 2 , 3 ; Debate Club 2, Treasurer3, President 4; Key Club 3, 4; Fencing Club Treasurer 3, 4 ; PhilosophyClub 3, 4 ; Roundup 3, 4 ; Senior hours — V alley Settlement House.Pp. 178, 3 6 , 112, 163.SUZAN N E ISRAFL: Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; W est-O-Ranger 3;Senior hours — Elections. Pp. 178, 48.THEODORE IU SO : Basketball J.V . 2, 3, V a n ity 4; Intramural Basketball 2;Road Rallye Club 3 ; Baseball J.V . 2; Senior hours — Police Pistol Range.P. 178.VALERIE JA C K S O N : Senior hours — Veterans' Hospital. P. 178,KIRK JA EG ER : Swimming J.V . 2 ; Track Varsity. P. 179.ROBERT JEA N N ETTE: Football J.V . 2; Y.M .C.A. 2 ; P. 179.JILL JEFFERS: Debate Club 2 ; French Club 2, 3; Student Council 4; C .Y .O . 3,4. Pp. 179, 53.ROBERT JO N ES: Intramural Basketball 2 , 3; P. 179.BARBARA KATZ: Cauldron 2 , Editor-in-Chief 4; A .F .S . 3. 4; Student Council 3,Corresponding Secretary 4 ; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior hours —V alley Settlement House. Pp. 180, 102, 103, 120, 183.JA M ES KATZ: Basketball Varsity 2, 3 , 4 ; Varsity Club 2, 3 , 4 ; Roundup SportsEditor 2 , 3, Associate Editor 4 ; Cross Country J.V . 2 ; Cauldron 2, 4 ; KeyClub 3 , 4 ; Boys' State 3 ; N ational Honor Society 3 , 4 ; Junior Honor Guard3 ; Leadership Conference 4 ; Student Council 4. Pp. 180, 4 5 , 7 9 , 103,105, 117, 118, 176.JEFFREY KA W ALEK: Biology Club 2 ; Student Council 2, 4; Class Representative3 ; School Store Committee 2; N ational Honor Society 4 ; Senior hours —East O range General Hospital. Pp. 180, 99, 9 8 , 163.SUZAN N E KEDERSHA P. 180.ALAN KELLER: Spanish Club 2 , 3 , 4 ; Latin Club 2 ; Future Physicians' Club 2,3, Vice President 4 ; National Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4; Debate Club2 , 3 , 4 ; Biology Club 2, 3; Astronomy Club Secretary and Treausrer 3, 4;Roundup 3, 4 ; West-O-Ranger 3, 4 ; Math Team 3 , 4; Key Club 3 , 4;Senior hours — Martland Medical Center. P. 180.JO HN KELLY P. 180.PAUL KELLY: Basketball J.V . 2 ; Wrestling Varsity 3, 4; Varsity Club 4 ; C .Y .O .2 , 3 ; Senior hours — Basketball League. P. 181.PATRICIA K IN G : Hockey 2; Cheerleader 3, Co-Captain 4 ; Cauldron 3 , ArtEditor 4 ; General Committee 3 ; Leadership Conference 3 ; 4; Student CouncilSecretary 4 ; Senior hours — Elections. P. 181, 102, 103, 117, 177.RICHARD KLITTICH: Class Representative 2 ; Track J.V . 2, 3; Senior hours —West O range Public Library. P.181.LOIS KO N W ISER: Drill Team 2, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4; Spanish Club 2, 3,Treasurer 4 ; Assembly Committee 4 ; West-O-Ranger 4 ; Senior hours —Y.M . - Y.W .H .A . P. 181.STAN LEY KO N W ISER: Swimming Varsity 2, 3, 4 ; Concessionaire 2, 3, 4; RoadRallye Club Vice President 3 , 4 ; Sports Activities' Business M anager 2 , 3 , 4;Audio-Visual Squad 2, Captain 3, 4; General Committee 2; Business CommitteeChairman 3 , 4 ; Biology Club 2 ; W est-O-Ranger 3; Radio-ElectronicsClub 3 ; Senior hours — Police Pistol Range. Pp. 180, 82, 83, 107, 113.JAM ES KRUPN ICK: Wrestling M anager 2 ; Spanish Club 3; Philosophy Club 3;Fencing Club 3; Key Club 3 , 4 ; Roundup 4 ; West-O-Ranger 3 , 4 ; Seniorhours — Key Club Projects. P. 180.RANDY KULLMAN: Spanish Club 2, 3; West-O-Ranger 3, 4; Senior hours — St.Barnabas Medical Center. Pp. 181, 49.KENNETH LANDAU: French Club 2 , 3 , 4 ; Biology Club 2. P. 181.LIN DA LA N G KO W SKY: Library Council 2; Drill Team 4 ; W est-O-Ranger 4;Senior hours — N .J . Orthopedic Hospital. P. 181.V IC K I LA V IG N E: Bowling 2 ; Student Council 4 ; Senior hours — PatterningBrain-damaged Child. P. 182.AN N LA V IN : Class Representative 4 ; Senior hours — West O range CommunityHouse. P. 182, 180, 189, 202.MARLENE LEVASH: Concessionaire 3 ; Senior hours — West O range PublicLibrary. P. 182.sM ARGO LIBERMAN: Spanish Club 2, Teaching Program 3 , Secretary 4 ; StudentCouncil 2 ; Library Council 2, Secretary 3 ; Publicity Committee 2; Roundup3; F.T.A. President 4 ; National Honor Society 3, 4 ; Junior Honor Guard3; Philosophy Club 4 ; West-O-Ranger Co-Faculty Editor 4 ; Senior hours —Head Start. Pp. 182, 48.HAROLD LIEBERM AN: Basketball J.V . 2 ; Baseball J.V . 2 ; Biology Club 4 ; A .F.S .4 ; Road Rallye Club 4 ; Senior hours — St. Barnabas Medical Center.P. 182.N A N CY LINDSTROM: Drill Team 2, 3, 4 ; Bowling 2; F.T.A . 3, 4 ; West-O-Ranger4 ; Westminster Fellowship 2, 3; Senior hours — West O range CommunityHouse. P. 182.

CHRISTINE LIPINSKI: Program Girl 2, 3; Spanish Club 2 , 3, 4; Basketball 3,4; Leaders' Club 3; Student Council 4; Concessionaire 4; Senior hours —House of the Holy Comforter. Pp. 182, 36, 94, 186.CANDACE LOGAN: Bowling 2; Senior hours — Kessler Institute. P. 182.JOSEPH LOMBARDO: Football J.V . 2, Varsity 4; Social Committee 3; Seniorhours —- West Orange Community House. P. 182.JO ANN LOVEIKAS: Student Council 2; Class Representative 3; West-O-Ranger4; Cauldron 3; School Store Committee 4; Social Committee 4; Seniorhours — West Orange Adult School. Pp. 183, 201.SANFORD LOWENSTEIN: Class Representative 2. P. 183.MARIA MARAVIGLIO: Exchange Committee 3, 4; French Club 3; Roundup 3;Social Committee 4; West-O-Ranger 4; Hostess and Service Committee 4;Senior hours — Valley Settlement House. P. 183, 180.KENNETH MARLIN: Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 2, 3, 4; Roundup 2, 3, 4;Cross Country J.V . 2, 3, Varsity 4; Hockey J.V . 2, 3, Varsity 4; RoadRallye Club 4; Senior hours — West Orange Police Station. P. 183.JOSEPH MARUCCI: Basketball J.V . 2; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; BaseballVarsity 3, 4. P. 184, 202.IRENE MARX: Cauldron 3; West-O-Ranger 3, Underclassman Editor 4; A.F.S.3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior hours — Northfield ManorNursing Home. P. 184.STEPHEN MASLANKA: Chess Club 2, 3; Intramural Basketball 2, 3; C.Y.O.2, 3; Senior hours — Valley Settlement House. P. 184.STEPHEN MASSA. P. 184.MARILYN MAXWELL: German Club 2, 3; Senior Hours — Temple Library. Pp.184, 48.RONNI MAYER: French Club 2; Senior Executive Council 4; West-O-Ranger4; Senior hours — St. Barnabas Medical Center. P. 184.SCOTT MAYER: Hockey J.V . 2, 3, Varsity 4; Ski Club 4; Exchange Committee4; Senior hours — St. Barnabas Medical Center. P. 185.JOSEPH McCAMBLEY: Class Representative 2; Intramural Baseball 2; Seniorhours — Valley Settlement House. Pp. 185, 161.DENNIS M CCARTHY: Class Representative 3; Student Council 4. Pp. 185, 53.MICHAEL MC CARTHY: Golf Varsity 2, 3, 4 ; Senior hours — Leaders' Club.Pp. 185, 174, 200.ELAINE MC KENNA: Senior hours — West Orange Town Hall. P. 185.DAVID MC MANUS: Track J.V . 2, Varsity 3, 4; Cross Country J.V . 3, Varsity4; Wrestling J.V . 3; Varsity Club 4; Senior hours — East Orange GeneralHospital. P. 185.THOMAS MC MANUS: FootbaJJ J.V . 2; Road Rallye Club 4. Pp; 186, 205.BRIAN MCTON: Class Representative 2. P. 186JOHN MEEHAN: Wrestling J.V . 2; Baseball J.V . 2, 3; Varsity 4; Senior hours— Valley Settlement House. P. 186.SUSAN MEIER: Senior hours — West Orange Adult School. P. 186.DIANNE MELCHIONE: Senior Executive Council 4; Color Guard 4; Seniorhours — Knights of Columbus. P. 187.BETH MELLICKER: A.F.S. Recording Secretary 2, 3, 4; Leadership Conference3, 4 ; West-O-Ranger 3, Layout Editor 4; Roundup 3, Art Editor 4; ArtCommittee Chairman 4; Publicity Committee Chairman 4; Senior hours —Town Hall. Pp. 187, 103, 199, 205.MICHAEL MEYERS: Biology Club 2, 3; Future Physicians' Club 2, 3; Roundup2, 3, 4; Track J.V. 3; National Honor Society 3; Secretary 4; MathTeam 3, 4; West-O-Ranger Extra-Curricula Editor 4; Debate Club 3, 4;Key Club 4; Senior hours — Newark Babies' Hospital. P. 187, 114.RICHARD MILLER: Hockey J.V . 2, Manager 3; Ski Club 4; Senior hours —American Cancer Society. Pp. 187, 164.DANIEL MORELLI: Football J.V . 2. P. 187.BRADFORD MORSE: Chess Club 2, Vice President 3, Secretary 4; Biology Club2; Liaison Committee 2; Debate Club 2; Tennis J.V . 3; Philosophy Club3; German Club Treasurer 4. P. 187.ALLYN MOSHINSKY: Debate Club 2, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; PhilosophyClub 3, Secretary 4; Concessionaire 4; Senior hours — Head Start.P. 187, 48.KAREN MOSKOWITZ: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Library Council 2; F.T.A. 3, Secretary4; West-O-Ranger 3, 4; Senior hours — Republican CampaignHeadquarters. P. 187.JUDITH MOTHERSELL: Tennis 3, 4; Russian Club 4; Class Representative 4;Senior hours — Memorial Center for Women. P. 188.PETER MULLER: Football J.V . 2, Basketball J.V . 2; Intramural Basketball 3;Senior hours — West Orange Community House.RICHARD NAPORANO: Football J.V . 2, 3, Varsity 4; Wrestling J.V . 2, Varsity4; Track Varsity 3; Student Council 4; Ski Club Club 4; Varsity Club. 4.P. 188.BARBARA NATH ANSON: Debate Club 2; Philosophy Club 2; Exchange Committee4; National Honor Society 4; Senior hours — St. Barnabas MedicalCenter. Pp. 188, 48.DEBORAH NEARY: Spanish Club 3, 4; Leaders' Club 4; Senior hours — St.Mary's Hospital. P. 188.DAVID NORMAN: Golf Varsity 2, 3, 4; Football J.V . 3, Varsity 4; StudentCouncil 3; Key Club 3, 4; Leaders' Club 2; Senior hours — Police PistolRange. Pp. 188, 70, 190.SUSAN NYE: A.F.S. 2; Class Representative 2, 3; Social Committee 3;West-O-Ranger 3, 4; Senior hours — N .J. Orthopedic Hospital. P. 188.JAMES O'BRIEN: Key Club 3, 4; Class Representative 4; C.Y.O. 2, 3, 4; Concessionaire4; Senior hours — Assistant Scoutmaster. Pp. 188, 173,202, 208.SARA OCHS: Latin Club 2; Roundup 2 , 3; Spanish Club 2, 4, Vice President3; Cauldron 2; F.T.A. 3, Vice President 4; West-O-Ranger 3, AssistantCaptions Editor 4; Concessionaire 4; Philosophy Club 4; Spanish ClubTeaching Program 3, Program Director 4; Senior hours — St. BarnabasMedical Center. Pp. 188, 109.MIRIAM O'CONNELL: Latin Club 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Senior hours — TownHall. P. 189.JOHN O'CONNOR: Baseball Manager 2 , 3, 4; National Honor Society 4.Pp. 189, 48.MARGARET PELOSE: Library Council 2; Drill Team 3; Color Guard 4; Cauldron4; West-O-Ranger 4; F.T.A. 4; Senior hours — Ginny Duenkel MunicipalPool. P. 189.CRAIG PFLUG P. 189.LINDA PIFER: F.N.A. 2; F.T.A. 3; Senior hours — West Orange Library.P. 189.AMY POLAN: Philosophy Club 3; French Club 3, 4; West-O-Ranger 3; Cauldron4; Senior hours — St. Barnabas Medical Center. P. 189.JEFFREY POLL: Basketball J.V . 2; Student Council 2, 4; General Committee 2;Intramural Basketball 2; Football J.V . 3, Varsity 4; West-O-Ranger 3,Faculty Editor 4; Senior hours — American Cancer Society. Pp. 190, 36.DONALD PREZIOS!: Senior hours — Valley Settlement House. P. 190.ANTHONY PRONESTI: Class Representative 2, 3, 4. P. 190.JOHN PRONESTI: Basketball J.V . 2, 3, Varsity 4; Class Secretary 3; SeniorExecutive Council 4; Leadership Conference 3; Cow-Con 4; Senior hours —Valley Settlement House. P. 190.ELLIOTT RACHLIN: Biology Club 2, 3, 4; Stage Crew 2, 3, 4; Russian Club 2,3, 4 ; Astronomy Club 3, 4; Student Council 3; West-O-Ranger 4; Seniorhours — Valley Settlement House. P. 191.MICHELLE RACKETT: Bowling 2; German Club 2; Library Council 2, 3; Concessionaire3; Senior hours — West Orange Town Hall.JANET RAMSLAND: Library Council 2; Bowling 2; German Club 2; Drill Team4; Senior Executive Council 4; Basketball 4. Pp. 191, 48, 94.BARBARA RAPPAPORT: West-O-Ranger 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; Ski Club4; Spanish Club 4; Philosophy Club 4. P. 191.ROBERTA REHYANSKY: Senior hours — Town Hall. P. 191.SHARON REITER: Cauldron 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Senior hours — West OrangePublic Library. P. 191.JEFFREY RIBNIK: Football J.V . 2; Wrestling J.V . 2; Roundup 3, Sports Co-Editor 4; Student Council 4; Liaison Committee 4; Key Club 4; NationalHonor Society 4; Senior hours — Town Hall. Pp. 191, 102, 118.ELSIE RIEGER: German Club Treasurer 2, Vice President 3; Basketball 3, 4;Senior hours — West Orange Public Library. P. 191.CLIFFORD RISACK: Senior Executive Council 4; Ski Club 4. P. 191.RALPH ROBBINS: West-O-Ranger 2, 4; Biology Club 2; Debate Club 2;Baseball J.V . 2; Class Representative 2; Cauldron 3, Photography Editor4; Roundup 3; Key Club 3, Vice President 4; Track J.V . 3; Radio-ElectronicsClub 3; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior Executive Council 4;Leadership Conference 4; Senior hours — St. Barnabas Medical Center.Pp. 192, 103, 167.CARL RO M AGNOLI: Baseball J.V . 2, Varsity 3, 4; Football J.V . 2; IntramuralBasketball 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Cow-Con 3, 4; Varsity Club 4. P. 192.ELLEN ROSENBAUM: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Hostess and ServiceCommittee 3, 4; W est-O-Ranger 3, 4 ; Senior hours — Chairman ofLibrary Council of Temple Beth Torah. Pp. 192, 174.LYNN ROSENBAUM: Spanish Club 2, 3; Senior hours — St. Barnabas MedicalCenter. P. 192, 52.ROBERTA ROSENBAUM: T.Y.G. 2, 3, 4; Philosophy Club 3; French Club 4;West-O-Ranger 3, 4; Senior hours — St. Barnabas Medical Center. P. 192.SUSAN ROSENBERG: U.S.Y. 2; Leaders' Club 3; Cauldron 3; IntramuralBasketball 3; Senior hours — Montclair Animal Shelter. P. 192.ILENE ROSENBLUM: Class Representative 2; A.F.S. 3, 4; Publicity Committee 3;West-O-Ranger 3, 4; School Store 4; Senior hours — West OrangePublic Library. P. 193.ROBERT ROSENBLUM: Swimming M anager 2, 3 ; National Honor Society 4 ;West-O-Ranger 2, 3, Graphic Editor 4; Roundup 3; Radio-Electronics ClubVice President 3; Key Club 3, 4; Senior hours — St. Barnabas MedicalCenter. Pp. 193, 169.AMY ROSENFELD: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Bowling 2; Cauldron 3; West-O-Ranger 3, 4/ A.F.S. 4 ; Drill Team 4 ; Concessionaire 4 ; Senior hours —Kessler Institute. P. 193, 205.ALLAN ROTMAN: Tennis Varsity 2, 3, 4; Math Team 2, 3, 4; National HonorSociety 3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Varsity Club 3, Secretary 4; Roundup 4;West-O-Ranger 4; Senior hour — St. Barnabas Medical Center. P. 193.KATHLEEN ROYES: Library Council 2, 3, Recording Secretary 4; Bowling 2;C.Y.O. 2, 3, 4; Senior hours — Northfield Manor Nursing HomePp. 193, 48.STEVEN RUBENSTE1N: Cauldron 2, 3; Library Council 2, 3, President 4;Senior hours — Kessler Institute. P. 193.SUSAN RUBIN: School Store 2; Student Council 2, 3; Social Committee 2;Cauldron 2; Senior hours — St. Barnabas Medical Center. P. 194.LUANN RUBINETTI: Cauldron 3, Exchange Editor 4; F.T.A. 4; Spanish Club 4;Social Committee 4; West-O-Ranger 4; Senior hours — West OrangePublic Library. P. 194.NATALIE SACHS: French Club 3; Philosophy Club 4; Senior hours — CreativeArts. P. 194.FRANCES SALEMME: Cauldron 3; Student Council 3; Twirling 3, Captain 4;National Honor Society 4; Senior hours — West Orange Adult School.Pp. 194, 91.ANDREW SALERNO: Intramural Baseball 2; Intramural Basketball 2; FootballVarsity 3, 4; Baseball Varsity 3, 4; Senior hours — Babe Ruth BaseballTeam. P. 194, 174.ANDREW SAPORITO: Football J.V . 2; Wrestling J.V . 2; Track J.V . 2, Varsity3, 4; Radio-Electronics Club 3; Varsity Club 4; Future Physcians' Club 3,4; Senior hours — Orange Memorial Hospital. P. 194.Senior hours — Orange Memorial Hospital. P. 194.

DEBORAH SAVAGE: Student Council 3; Cow-Con 2, 3; Drill Team 3; A.F.S. 3;F.N.A. 3, 4 ; Social Committee 3, 4; Publicity Committee 3; Senior ExecutiveCouncil 4 ; leadership Conference 4; West-O-Ranger 4; Senior hours— St. Barnabas Medical Center. Pp. 194, 48, 103.WILLIAM SAYERS: Track Team J.V . 2. P. 194.KAREN SCHAAL: Bowling 2; C.Y.O. 3, 4; Senior hours —- Kessler InstituteP. 195.PAUL SCHALLER: Bowling 4. P. 195.STEVEN SCHEINFELD: Football Varsity 4. P. 195, 170.CARYN SCHINDEL: Bowling 2 ; Leaders' Club 3; Roundup 3; West-O-Ranger 3,Art Editor 4; Student Council 3, 4; Concessionaire 3; Senior hours —Ginny Duenkel Municipal Pool. P. 195.ELAINE SCHWEIKERT: Program Girl 3, 4. P. 196.CHRISTINE SEDGLEY: Class Secretary 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Drill Team 2;Latin Club Secretary 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, Social Committee 3,Co-Chairman 4; West-O-Ranger 4; Senior hours — St. Barnabas MedicalCenter. Pp. 196, 48, 92, 103, 177.WARREN SEIFER: Track J.V . 2, 3, Varsity 4; Spanish Club 3; Senior ExecutiveCouncil 4; Senior hours — Northfield Manor Nursing Home. P. 196.JUNE SELEY: Psychology Club 2; Debate Club 2; Class Representative 3;Philosophy Club 3; Concessionaire 3; Cauldron 3; Student Council 3;Roundup 3, 4; A.F.S. 3, 4 ; West-O-Ranger 4; Publicity Committee Chairman4; Senior hours — Friend's Social Order Committee. Pp. 196, 48, 99.JOSEPH SERINO: Football J.V . 2, Varsity 3, 4; Baseball J.V . 2; Senior hours —Babe Ruth Baseball team. P. 196.JOSEPH SERRITELLA: Football J.V . 2; Track J.V . 2; Wrestling J.V . 3. P. 196.JERALD SHAFMAN: Basketball J.V . 2, 3, Varsity 4; Cross Country J.V . 2,Varsity 3, Co-Captain 4; Track J.V . 2, Varsity 3, 4; Leaders' Club 2, 4;Senior hours — Leaders' Club. Pp. 197, 167, 180.BRIAN SHANAHAN: Bowling J.V . 2; C.Y.O. 2, 3, 4; Senior hours — TownHall. P. 197.G. WILLIAM SHANNON: Library Council 2, President 3, 4 ; German Club 2, 3;Key Club 3, Secretary 4; Concessionaire 2, 4. Pp. 197, 48.EZRA SHAPIRO: Debate Club Recording Secretary 2, President 3, 4; Roundup2, Managing Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 4; Biology Club 2; Key Club VicePresident 3, President 4; Track Team J.V . 3, Varsity 4; ParliamentaryProcedure Committee Chairman 3; Constitution and Records CommitteeChairman 4; Concessionaire 4; Leadership Conference 3 , 4 ; NationalHonor Society 4; Cow-Con 4; Senior hours — Community Fund. Pp. 197,136, 103, 114, 119, 193.STEVEN SHIFFMAN: Cross Country J.V . 2, Varsity 3, Captain 4; WrestlingVarsity 2, 3, Captain 4; Tennis Varsity 2, 3, Captain 4; Cauldron 2 , 3;Varsity Club 2, Treasurer 3, President 4; Roundup 2, 3, 4 ; Liaison Committee4; Leadership Conference 3, 4; West-O-Ranger Sports Editor 4;Senior hours — Police Pistol Rang. Pp. 197, 74, 80, 107.WENDY SICKINGER. P. 197.ROBERT SIEDERER: Road Rallye Club President 3, 4; Cowboy Kombo DrumCaptain; Senior hours — Police Pistol Range. Pp. 197, 107.GLENN SHEER: Spanish Club 2, 3; Tennis J.V . 2, Varsity 3, 4; Roundup 2, 3,Business Manager 4; Cauldron 3, Business Manager 4; Varsity Club 4;West-O-Ranger 3 ; Senior hours — Kessler Institute. Pp. 197, 189.STUART SILVERMAN: Debate Club 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Cauldron 2, 3,4; Philosophy Club President 3, 4; Roundup 3, 4; Track J.V . 3; NationalHonor Society 3, President 4; Student Council Constitution Committee 4 ;Senior hours — Kessler Institute. Pp. 197, 50, 14.GAIL SKOLNICK: Student Council 2; A.F.S. 2, 3; Creative Writing Club 2;Cauldron 2; Exchange Committee 2, 3; Handbook Revision Committee 2;Cheerleader 3, 4; Roundup 4; Class Secretary 4; Publicity CommitteeChairman 4; National Honor Society 4; Senior hours — Valley SettlementHouse. Pp. 198, 92, 103, 196.CLARK SLAVIN: Biology Club 2; Spanish Club 2; Treasurer 3, President 4;Key Club 3, 4; National Honor Society 4; Senior hours — East OrangeGeneral Hospital. P. 198, 37, 186.MARIAN SMITH: F.T.A. 3, 4; A.F.S. 3; Spanish Club 3; Social Committee 4;Color Guard 4; West-O-Ranger 4; Senior hours — Ginny Duenkel MunicipalPool. Pp. 198, 49, 109.PATRICIA SOME: Class Representative 3; West-O-Ranger 3, 4; PhilosophyClub 3; School Store 4; Senior hours — St. Barnabas Medical Center.P. 198.PETER SOROKA: Senior hours — Senior Probation Department. P. 198.PATRICIA SPIELMAN: A.F.S. 2, 3, 4; Math Team 2, 3, 4; Class Representative2; Assembly Committee 2; Student Council 3; Hostess Committee Chairman3; Class Vice President 4; Concessionaire 4 ; West-O-Ranger 3, SchoolLife Editor 4; National Honor Society 4; Senior hours — LibraryPp. 198, 103, 196.LINDA STACK: Cauldron 2; West-O-Ranger 3; Senior hours — West OrangeTown Hall. P. 198.RYCE STALLINGS: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 ; Basketball J.V . 2, Varsity 3, Co-Captain4; Baseball Varsity 2, 3, Captain 4; Leadership Conference 3, 4;West-O-Ranger 3; Parking Lot Committee Co-Chairman 4. Pp. 198, 76,79, 103, 180.KAREN STAPF: Girls' Tennis Team 2, 3, 4; Debate Club 2, Secretary 3, 4;Psychology Club 2; Philosophy Club 3, 4; Ping Pong Club 2; CurrentEvents Club 2; Junior Honor Guard 3; West-O-Ranger 3; Roundup 3;National Honor Society 4; Student Council 3; Senior hours — HeadStart. Pp. 198, 112.GLENN STARRETT: Track J.V . 2, 3, Varsity 4; Class Representative 3; SoundCrew 3, 4; Senior hours — Knights of Columbus. Pp. 199.ERIC STEINBERG; Biology Club 2; Radio-Electronics Club 3; Astronomy Club3 ; Stage Crew 2, 3 , Manager 4; Senior hours — American Museum ofNatural History. Pp. 199, 48.ANDREW STERN: Tennis Varsity 2, 3, 4; Roundup 2 , 3, 4; Class Representative2 , 3; Senior Executive Council 4; Spanish Club 2; Varsity Club 2, 3,Treasurer 4; West-O-Ranger 3, Business Manager 4. Pp. 199, 36, 121.MARK STERN: Biology Club 2; German Club 2, 3; Preident 4; Radio-ElectronicsClub 3; National Honor Society 4; Chess Club 2, 3, President 4; Seniorhours — East Orange General Hospital. Pp. 199, 101, 105.THOMAS STONE: Football J.V . 2. P. 200.EILEEN SULLIVAN: West-O-Ranger 3; Fencing Club 3; Leaders' Club 3; Seniorhours — Northfield Manor Nursing Home. P. 200.SUSAN SUSSMAN: Cauldron 2; F.N.A. 2; Latin Club 2; Exchange Committee2, Chairman 3, 4 ; Roundup 3, Circulation Editor 4; West-O-Ranger 3,Senior Section Editor 4; Leadership Conference 4; Junior Honor Guard 3;National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior hours — Elections. Pp. 200, 103KENNETH TAFF: Spanish Club 4. P. 200.JOSH TAIFER: Cross Country Varsity 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Golf Varsity 2 , 3,Captain 4; Latin Club 2; Junior Honor Guard 3; National Honor Society3, 4; Debate Club 2, 3; Roundup 3, Sports Editor 4; Class Treasurer 4;Leadership Conference 4; Student Council 4; Key Club 4; Senior hours —West Orange High School Summer Help. Pp. 200, 74, 103, 201, 196.VIRGIN IA TELFAIR: Student Council 3; Assembly Committee 3; PhilosophyClub 3; French Club 4; Senior hours — St. Mary's Hospital. P. 200.ROSEMARIE TESTA: F.T.A. 2, 3; Library Council 2/ Cauldron 3, SecretarialEditor 4 ; Senior hours — Town Hall. P. 201.PAULETTE THUR: Bowling 2; C.Y.O. 2. P. 201.MICHAEL TIMINS: Biology Club 2 , 3, 4; Chess Club 2, 4; Future Physicians'Club 2, Treasurer 4; Math Team 2, 3, 4; Astronomy Club 3, Vice President4 ; Debate Club 3, 4; Roundup 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Seniorhours — St. Barnabas Medical Center. Pp 201, 108, 110.BARBARA TITUS: Bowling 2; Fencing Club 3; Library Council 4; Senior hours— Northfield Manor Nursing Home. Pp. 201, 173.JOYCE TORIELLO: Senior hours — West Orange Public Library. Pp. 201, 37.ANNE TREZ2A: Senior hours — Sewing Room. P. 201.ELIZABETH TULCHIN: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Debate Club, 2 , 4, Vice President3; Library Council 2; Math Team 2, 3, 4; Roundup 3; Hostess Committee4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Senior hours — West Orange PublicLibrary. Pp. 202.PETER TULIN: Student Council 2, 3; Latin Club Treasurer 2; Roundup 2, 3, 4;Cauldron 2, 3, Business Editor 4; School Improvements Committee Chairman3, 4; Debate Club 2, 3; Cross Country J.V . 2; Spanish Club 3, 4;Philosophy Club 3, 4; Key Club 4; Leadership Conference 3, 4. Pp. 202,102, 103, 168.LISA UDELL: Drill Team 2, 3; A.F.S. 2, 3; Senior hours — St. Barnabas MedicalCenter. Pp. 202, 195.ELAINE ULLMANN: Biology Club 2/ 3, 4; Student Council 2; French Club 2,3, 4/ Senior hours — Y.M.-Y.W.H.A. P. 202.WILLIAM VENETIS: Baseball Varsity 4. P. 203.ANTHONY VIRGILIO: Baseball J.V . 2; Intramural Basketball 2, 3. P. 203.RICHARD VISCEGLIA: Football Varsity 4; Cow-Con 4. P. 203.JUDITH WALDMAN: Cauldron 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Senior hours — HeadStart. P. 203.GREGORY WEBER: Baseball J.V . 2, Varsity 3, 4; Basketball J.V . 2, 3, Varsity4; Football Varsity 4; C.Y.O. 3, 4; Senior hours — Edison Junior HighSchool. P. 203.INA WEISS: Biology Club 3; Debate Club 3, 4; Philosophy Club 3, 4;West-O-Ranger 3; Cauldron 4; Spanish Club 4; National Honor Society 4;Senior hours — St. Barnabas Medical Center. P. 203.DONNA WHINSTON: A.F.S. 3, 4; Assembly Committee 3; Hostess andService Committee 3; Exchange Committee 3; Math Team 3, 4; West-O-Ranger 3, Assistant School Life Editor 4; Roundup Exchange Editor 4;Student Council 4; Senior hours — St. Barnabas Medical Center. P. 203.NANCY WILLIAMSON: Drill Team 2, 3, 4; Senior hours — Town Hall. P. 203.DOUGLAS WILLIES: Football J.V . 2, Varsity 3, 4; Track J.V . 2, Varsity 3, 4;Liaison Committee 3; Key Club 3, 4; Varsity Club 3, 4; Senior hours —Leaders' Club. P. 204.DOUGLAS WILLIES: Football J.V . 2, Varsity 3, 4; Track J.V . 2, Varsity 3, 4;Liaison Committee 3; Key Club 3, 4; Varsity 3, 4; Senior hours — Leaders'Club. P. 204.MICHELLE WIRIG: Senior hours — West Orange Public Libra'ry. P. 204.DEBORAH WITKOWSKI: French Club 2; Bowling 2; C.Y.O. 2, 3, 4; Seniorhours — West Orange Public Library. P. 204.AMY WOLF: Hostess and Service Committee 3, 4; Student Council 3; West-O-Ranger 3, 4; A.F.S. Club 4; National Honor Society 4; U.S.Y. 2, 3; Seniorhours — West Orange Public Library. P. 204.CHRISTINE WOLF: Library Council 2. P. 204.BARRY WOLIANSKY: Wrestling J.V . 2, Varsity 3; Varsity Club 4; Seniorhours — East Orange General Hopital. Pp. 204, 48.JEANNE YEAGER: Drill Tearn 2 , 3; A.F.S. 3; Leaders' Club 3; Social Committee4 ; Basketball 4; Wet-O-Ranger 4; Senior hours — St. BarnabasMedical Center. P. 204.RUTH YANOFF: Cauldron 2, 3, Literary Editor 4; Roundup 3; A.F.S. Club 3, 4;West-O-Ranger Assistant Underclassman Editor 4; Election Committee Co-Chairman 4; Senior hours — Valley Settlement House. P. 204, 45, 103,? 16, 117.SUSAN YOUNG. Pp. 204, 48, 164.PAUL ZABLOW: Hockey J.V . 2, 3; Intrmural Baketball 2, 3; Social Committee2, 3/ Cow-Con 2, 3, 4; Leaders' Club 2; Senior hours — Leaders' Club.P. 205.LESLIE ZEIG. P. 205.JOANNE ZITO. P. 205.STEPHEN ZUCKER: Hockey J.V . 2, 3; Latin Club 2, 3, 4; Future Physicians'Club 2, 3; Russian Club President 3, 4; Fencing Club 4; Senior hours —St. Barnabas Medical Center. P. 205.213

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