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Asbury Park Evening Press SECTION TWO Monmouth County New Atlantic City Result 20 Monmouth Park Entries 22 NCAA Track 21 Sport Sport Angles 19-22 20 21 Solly Sports ASBURY PARK, N.J., FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1970 17 1H SITES TESTED I IK 'Excessive Pollution' Cited Double Sessions In View while Greens Creek "looked fine, clean and clear, but wat loaded with fecal conform." Dr. Miller explained that the coliform is a "detecting organism" and not a pollutant in itself. 1 "It's a big flag telling you 1 that there's primate waatt 1 there," he added. end Black Point Creek in Rumson, 450 to zero. He listed these as the biggest polluters: Big Brook, Wil low Brook in Holmdcl Township, Mine Brook, the four Ifolmdel Township sites, and Greens Creek.

"All these areas are used for recreation whether it's fishing, wading or nwirn-ming," Dr. Miller said. He told the 50 members at their meeting at Monmouth College that the tests point up the fact that water pollution isn't always obvious. He said one site looked murky and pollution laden, but showed a low coliform count I 0 ft lliilllpSi fas' fn mm, P4h'J rnr mm fiiXu fmwMt JO I (f while the rest of Matawan Reg ional High School's graduates CHAIRMAN HONORED Regional Graduates 319 by Dean Dennis Grey, Prince-tort University, for "fruitful teaching and devoted service." The teacher was one of four high school instructors in the state receiving the Princeton prizes for distinguished secondary school teaching this year. Mr.

Lloyd was honored by a standing ovation from the entire graduating class. "I've spent 20 years with students WEST LONG BRANCH -Dr. Brinton M. Miller contends eight of the 18 recreational waters he tested in Monmouth County are "excessively polluted." Dr. Miller, a microbiologist from Middletown Township, told fellow members of the Citizens Against Water Pollu- I Related Story, Page 18) tion last night the most dangerously polluted water he found was in Greens Creek in the township.

Health officials established a criteria in 19C8 allowing a maximum pollution count of 300 for each 100 mililiters of water tested. Four samples taken at Greens Creek ranged from a low count of 380 to a high of 7,500 for an average of 3,602. The group's Water Surveillance Committee counted fecal coliform bacteria in the tests. Dr. Miller, chairman of the committee, said the group intended to use the coliform count to measure ocean pollution, but found the bacteria ineffective.

"We're definitely going to continue sampling the ocean this will be the first such tests in the state and we'll probably have to use another type of bacteria in the tests." The committee sampled two ocean sites one in Bradley Beach and one south of the Manasquan inlet but Dr. Miller said the findings were "ineffective" because fine particles of sand in the ocean water foul testing filters. He hopes to have positive results in the Ocean tests by next month. Here's a list of the testing sites and the high and low coliform count for each site: Upper Manasquan River, 21,250 to zero; Big Brook in Marlboro Township, 1,480 to 670; Willow Brook in Hohndel Township, 1,558 to 236; Mine Brook in Colts Neck Township, 973 to 585; downstream from the sewerage treatment plant in Hazlet Township, 300 to zero; a creek south of Bell Labs, 2,200 to 520, Ramenessa Brook, 680 to 500, Hop Brook, 1,580 to 300, and Willow Brook, 1,440 to 200, all in Holmdel Township; the Navesink River opposite the sewerage treatment plant, 80 to zero, and in Blossom Cove, 180 to zero, 117 Graduate In Tiiitou Falls NEW SHREWSBURY -Diplomas were presented to 117 eighth grade students during graduation ceremonies at the Tinton Falls Regional School. Lawrence J.

Levy, a member of the graduating class, gave the welcoming remarks. The school's principal, Robert I. Price, presented Aileen R. Swensen and Pfunandre C. Redvict with the Daughters of American Revolution Citizenship Awards.

Mrs. Clinton Crocker, a member of the parent-teachers association, presented PTA scholarships to Cheryl L. Haratz, Karen D. Springer, Richard L. Field, and Harold I.

Koslow. Superintendent of Schools George C. Malone and Mr. Price spoke about the past school year. Dr.

Ivan Kami-now, president of the Board of Education, presented the in arm up the long aisle of Conven-Park High School Commencement (Press Photo) Yvette V. Smalls and Andrew J. Stern walk arm tion Hall to receive their diploma at the Asbury services last night. Diplomas Presented to 265 By Asbury Park High School Students and parents stand exercises. DEPARTMENT Matawan MATAWAN TOWNSHIP -Diplomas were presented to 319 Matawan Regional High School seniors in the school gymnasium last night by Regional Board of Education President John J.

Bradley. The Class of 1970 was addressed by valedictorian Bruce R. Korf and salutatori-an Louisa Howard. English Department Chair man Frank Lloyd was citea One graduate turns his head High School. Commencement night.

KEANSBURG -The Board of Education is racing to beat the clock and avoid September split sessions in the elementary school. The Board said last night it has been investigating the possible rental of portable classroom units but still does not have state specifications for the six units needed here. Board member Thomas Kin-Ian said the units, two for the high school site and four for the elementary school, would house approximately 180 pupils. Receipt of state specifications could take more than a month, factory construction another six weeks and then the Board still would have to receive final state approval for the units on the sites, he reported. The Board is also investigating the possibility of putting a brick veneer over the painted exterior of the portable units and making them into permanent structures.

The Board hopes to lease the units at least for the 1970-71 school year and decide later whether to purchase them or not. In the meantime the Board faces split sessions unless the portable units are installed on time. The portable classrooms, used by several districts iin the county, are self-contained with their own lighting, neat and plumbing facilities. The question of Title 1 federal funds again came up when a pesron in the audience asked if a special education teacher had been hired for the 1970-71 year. Miss Dolores Pittius, elementary principal, said no one has been hired for the position and also that a speech therapist and remedial reading teacher have not yet been hired.

These positions are funded under Title 1 funds. A mother of a retarded child criticized the Board for the lack of usage of Title 1 funds saying that no remedial reading teacher was available through the 1969-70 school year. Remedial reading classes under Title 1 will be conducted this sumer. The Board last year returned approximately $27,000 to the government in Title 1 funds not used by the district. Last month the Board lis-ened to many parents complain about the lack of Title 1 project activity in the district.

The Board conceded that Title 1 programming had been neglected since Joseph Pai-umbo, administrative asist-ant, had resigned last year. The Board hired three new teachers, Juan Vasconez, Bel-mar high school Spanish, at Robert Waldron, Atlantic Highlands, 8th grade English, $10,317, and Miss Barbara Foulks, Wanamassa, high school English, $7,300. Correction ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -The local public library has not as yet moved into the new Borough Hall from its present facilities at 1st, avenue and Ocean boulevard. Already occupying the new building are borough offices, the violations bureau, and police headquarters. The library will be located on the ground floor of the hall.

The Press incorrectly stated the library had already moved in yesteroaysibsuc. Neptune -A- r.ROVE Otto G. Stoll president of the Board of Education, last night handed out diplomas to 423 Neptune High School graduates at commencement exercises in Ocean Grove Auditorium. In separate speeches students looked into the future for solutions to todays problems. L.

Anthony Sloan spoke on "A Dream of Ecological Wisdom." Jane A. Palaias topic was Dream of Human Equality," and Marty M. Judge talked of "A Dream of World Peace." The Ernest R. Holmes Student Council Scholarships were presented to Gail L. Oliver and Valerie S.

Tcrrigno. The Ocean Grove Women's Club scholarship awards went to Jonathan N. Wood, Connie K. Carrington and Fred J. Firestone.

Neptune Townsh i scholarships went to Mary H. Bchnken, Gail M. lwa, Miss mi like you," he smiled, "but this is your show so on with it." Superintendent of bcnoois John F. McKenna handed medals to the top three honor students in the class, young Korf, Miss Howard, and Patricia Brannick. Other awards went to Matthew Wilkes, outstanding all-around athlete; Kent Johnson, outstanding basketball player; Darrell Russell, outstanding Robert Fckler, Audrey Edwards, Jacqueline Egan.

Harrv English, Jamen Evans Vetertee Falson. Timolhy Fedroff, Vanessa Ficuciello, David Flnton. Rose Fiorentlno, Fred Firestone. John Fisher, Jean Fitzpatrlck, Martorle Fitzpatrick, Patricia Flanagan, John Ford, Werner Foster. Laura Frazier, Joseph Freda.

Cynthia Furlong. Thomas Oarrahrant, Thomas Oelav, Bobby Gibson, Darwin Glover HI, Thomas Goodenough. Chester Gordon, Linda Graham, Bernadette Grandlnettl. Timothy Orant, Dennis Gratton, Dwlght Gray. Horace Griffin, Kim Grossman, Anthony Hall, John Hal-Bey, Philip Halsey, Ellen Harbour, Charles Harley, Daniel Han-la HI, Dian-na Harris, Larry Harris, Marshall Harris, Douglas Hart.

Alan Hartman, Charlene Rartung, Cluistopher Hatfield, Alan Havlce, Nikola Havice, Reamer Hayes Larry Hemby, Sandra Henry, Clifford Herbert. Erie Herbst, Marie Hersch. Richard Hinds, Kim Hlrsch. Dentse Hodge. Douglas Holl.

Dennis Holland. Paulette Holland. Scott Holloway. 8haiou Holmes, Robert Holrhelmer. Gail Hopkins, Nancy Horner.

Dean Hurrocks, Joanne House. Diane Howell. John Huey. Nancy Hulzen-ga. Edwlna HumptireT.

Gladys Hvlddlne. Barbara Icenhower, Cathleen Irons, Robert Ivey. Carta Jackson. Karen Jefferson, Douglass Jenkins, Norman Jenkins. Renee Jenkins.

Cyreno Johnson. Deborah Johnson. Lamont Johnson. William Johnson. Charles Jones.

Cynthia Jones, Ma-wrleue Jones, Ralph Jordan. Marty Judge. Richard Jtirgens. Kathleen Kelly. Valerie Klreher, Theresa Kltngner.

Maalke Klink. TlHimas KJtsuno Jr. Ami Kivh. 'liutmas Kokmcltak. Linda Knst.

Joyce Kronengnld. Dottle Lake, febnrah i.ajnm. Ttumas Lane, Gall Lan-ra. Gary LaPolls, Ellen Lashoilta, Ml- Sce NEPTUNE Page 1 ASBURY PARK Diplomas were awarded to 265 Asbury Park High School students at graduation ceremonies in Convention Hall last night. The graduates included 21 students from the Accredited Evening High School.

Varsity scholar awards, won by those students with the highest academic averages, went to Diane Lynn Holmes, Jack Kron, Phillip La Bove, Terry Weinstein, Debra Spec-tor, Michael Levy, Fred Lang-bein, and Saul Zimmerman. Graduates Michael Levy and Fred Langbein spoke on "1970 A Year of Confrontation." The commencement greetings were given by Mayor Joseph F. Mattice and Sanford Brown, Class of 1970 president. The flag salute was led by Student Council President Ronald Casey. The following awards were presented: the Italian Prth gressive Club's Marconi award in physics, and the Bausch and Lomb science file in during last night's (Press Photo) athlete; Nancy Bialkowski and Cathi Kurland, Junior Women's Club awards, and Miss Howard and Bronwen Barry, Honor Society awards.

The class sang "Exodus" in unison, and the varsity singers performed "Once to Every Man and Every Nation." Mary Abrams, Timothy Adams, Elizabeth Allen, Richard Allen, Kenneth Alloc-ca, Karen Almenas, Audrey Anderson, Maria Arroyo, Kathleen Ashe, Bessie Bacon, Theodore Balersdorier, Rickey Baldwin, Bronwen Barry, Gale Beck-mann, Freddie Bellamy, Nancy Bialkowski, Barbara Biel, Pamela Bily, Richard Bischoff, Suzanne Blschoff. Steven Blair, Rail Boehm, Wendy Born, Marcie Bornfriend, Donna Borup, Jessica Bowerman, Diane Brady, Nicholas Brady, Patricia Brannick, Katherine Brennan, George Brenon, Richard Brown, Gary Bruno, John Brzezniak, Anthony Bucco. Patricia Bunce. Mark Bur-nup, Lynn Clara Byrd, Robert Candiloro. Linda Carter, William Oasagrande.

Karen Castell, Charles Centimole, Joseph Charles, Bally Cherry, Marilyn Chewey, Thomas Cholewa, Howard Cordon, Diane Conrad, Wendy Cornell, George Cox, Mary Daly, Paul Davis, Douglas Day, David Dean, Jacqueline DeMont, Kathleen Denver, Robert Denver, Stephen De Pietri. Stanley Derechallo, Carol De Vries, Diane Dicienzo, Diane Dolan, Sharon Do-lan. Kevin Donaghue, John Donahue. Kathleen Donahue, Linda Duncan, Debra Durante, Victoria Eck, Nancy Eisenbeis, Leslie Ellerman, Frank Esposlto, Rose Esposito, Charles Fesler, Irene Fieros, Bernard Flagler, George Flanagan. Katheleen Folk, Kathleen Francis, Jacqueline Franson, Laurence Fraser, Lucille Fredericks, Robert Friedman, Jewell Fry, Kevin Fry, Debra Fuchs, Lorna Gade, Clarence Garland, Joseph Gaval, Doreen Gay, William Geiger, Jean Geist, Diane Gelburd, John Geran.

Joyce Getstaall, Judith Gilbert, David Ginsberg. Joseph Gluck, Dorothy Godwin. Richard Goldberg, Rodrigo Gomez, Clifford Gordon, Bruce Gough, Karen Green, Wendy Green, Kenneth Grey. Keith Gross, Thomas Guoba, David Hall, Simon Hall, Kathleen Hammond. Carl Harris, Carlecn Harris, Mark Hasemann, Denlse Hayducko, Deborah Hegedus, Harold Rellegaard.

Nancy Helms, Mark Hennig. Kevin Hodge, John Hollweg, Louisa Howard. James Hoyt, James Hromnak, Donald Hughes, Barbara Hunter, William Hus-sey, Patriclal Hutchinson, Ronald Ise-man. Linda Jeffrey, Joanne Jankowski. Linda Jannarone, Barbie Jctter, Kent Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Allan Jordan, Irene Kamll.

Harry Katon, Deborah Kibble, Marcia KIdzus, George King, Kathleen Klrchner. Richard Klein, Margaret Knox, Bruce Korf, Theodore Korpsak. PhiUpp Kramer, Marc Krauss, Mare Kresky, Cathi Kurland, Carla Grassa, Judy Langbeln, Mary Lauria, Eileen Lehn, Gabrielle Leline, Francis Leong. Reimer Leuth. Ronald Levlne, David Liddane, Alejandro Lillo, Charles Lock-wood, Alan Longstreetm, Robert Lovell, Etlzabeth Lovero, Deborah Magee, Theodore Main n.

Deborah Malast, Kenneth Malysa, Richard Manvtlle, Frank Manzo, Frank V. Manzo, Glenn Martin, Joyce Marvel, Ronald Matthews, Candy Ma-tuch, Elaine Matovclk. Jean May, Michael May, Barbara Maz-za, Joluiny McKinney, Eric McKinnies, CliriBtine McMahon, Gary McPherson, Peter Meic, Jeffrey Miller, Justine Mitchell, Dianne Moccl, Joanne Mocci, Anthony Mogavero, John Mohler, Margaret Mooney, Stephanie Moore, Michael Moi an, Juanlta Moroney, Joy Mortenson, George H. Moshen, Deborah Mowell. John Muller, Robert Muller, Jo Ellen Mvers.

JuUa Nagy, Patricia Nelson, Amy Newman. Patricia Nieves. Thomas O'Keefe, Deborah Orbach, Phyllis O'Reilly, Marlon Pantaleo, George Parigian, Patricia Pastore. Joseph Pattl, Judith Pent. Gregory Perry.

Lvn Perry. Jesse Peityjolm, Deborah Hianko, David Pike, David Pizzl. Karen Podolski, Cathy Prager, Kathleen Rad-zlewlcz, James Rankl. Carol Raynls. Barbara Reiner.

Sandra Richards. Diane Rifkin. Terry Rittenband, Joseph Rlzro. Lorraine Rlzzo, Jane Robinson, James Rogacki. Steven Rosen, Thomas Ross, Jolin Rossi.

Juan Rolh. David Rothman, Vincent Ruggiero. Darrell Russell, Patricia Russell. Joanne Russo. Michael Rus-so.

Susan Rvder, Christine Sarra. Eileen Schafer. Diane Schar, Walter Schaub, Bruce Scheer. Deborah Schirmer, Lawrence Schneider, William Schneider. Bruce Schour, Wavne Schublger.

Bar-bava Schwahl. Louise Bchwenk. Randy seifter, Cathy 8enk, Paul Scrle. Lorna Seward. Carol Shaw, Brenda Sheppard, Benjamin Slano, Luoy SUecchla.

Deborah Slmms. Robert Sloss, Daniel Smith, Deborah Smith. Susan Smith. Thomas Smith. Marjorie Stanwood, Deborah Stein, Ally-son Slow.

Frederick Stringer. Marv Strockbine. Dennis Sturt, Donald Suss. Elizabeth Sylatko, Douglas Swan. Barbara Taylor.

Lawrence Taylor, Nancy Testlno. Barnard Thomas, Keith Thomsen, George Tower. Thomas Treto-la. Michael Trualr, Lynne Tureby. Glen Turk, Catherine Twanmoh, Vincent Twy-man, Joseph Vaccarella.

Thomas Vanre, Margie Van Exler, Caroline Vecchione. Jacqueline Wagner, Linda Walling. Sharon Walsh, Joan Ward, Dennis Wash-glnton, Jeffrey Watson. Patricia Watson, Valerie Welsenburger, Gregory Wel-stead. Matthew Wilkes, Dentse Williams, Robert Williams, Martha Wilson.

Thomas Wood, Cornelius Woolf, Edward Wright, Richard Wyckoff, Peggy Yules, Nicholas Zalepka, Joseph Zambor, Anna Zlnsmels-tT. CORRECTION OCEAN TOWNSHIP -The Edward B. German Scholarship was awarded to Lois Traub at Ocean Township High School graduation ceremonies Monday night. The Press had reported the award went to Deborah West. Gale Steinhauser received the Bausch and Lomb Science Award at the commencement services.

-1 te PLAINTIFF CUTS HAIR Policeman Faces William Novogrod, president of the Board of Education. Graduating from the Evening School vers Lorraine Baunach. Vivian Buda, Helen Dorsey, Shirley Edwards, Fatride, Cerand, Carol Rass, Leila Harris. Mary Hendrle, Christine Pyle, Patricia Scales. Yvette Smalls, Caldwell Gee, John Ha track, Kenneth Kingston.

Alfred Leeks, Joaeph Lyons. Richard Mcpherson. Gerald Plcone. John Valllo, Gregory Wheeler and James Wolf. Other graduates were: Eva Ackerman.

Deborah Archer, Judith Asa. Leora Asa. Barbara Balschl, Eva Barklev, Bebs rail Barnes, Violet Battia, Betty Bamuk. Roberta Beauford, Donna Beck, Theresa Befeley, Nancy Bernstein, Rosalind Bln-lon. Lahkeia Bradberry, Corliss Branson, Cheryl Brown, Suranlynn Bruno, Dorothy Bullock, Louise Bunnell.

Janet Cantor, Patricia Carter, Chrta-tine Cobham, Benita Coleman. Joyce) Oo jer. Charlene Crella. Meredith Daly. Deborah Davis, Mae Davis, Susan Fellas.

PriiclUa Gaines, Christina Gals, Lisa Garrlty, Angela Gealorls, Linda Oeddle. Mitra Oejo. Elisabeth Gettinger, Bernadette Gill, Valijean Orant. Roberta Greenberg, Linda Hamilton. Karen Hansen.

Barbara Harling, Deborah Harris, Elolse Haywood. Lois Heard. Marcia Hetuon, Gerarda Hessels. Grace Heyaer, Judith Hlrahfirld. Diane Holmes.

Maureen Hutchinson, Candace Jacksefb Edith Jackson. Cherlyn Jackson. Vivian Jamea, Olee Jlmenes, Janella Jones. Betty Knnentan-altls, Judity Kati, Pamela Kearney, Theresa Kelly, Jane Klls, Shirley Latl-mnre, Nanoy Leach. Theresa Lebr Donna Legato, Ninette Levy.

Gwendolva Lewis, Anna Love, Brenda Love, Kathleen Lynch. Victoria Mack. Maria Masco. Cynthia McOee. Marie McLaughlin, Martha Melton.

Anita Mlddleton. Ton! Montrose, Tlielma Moss, Odella Moyal, Denlut Mulderig, Dawn Mumford, Deborah Murphy, Nancy Nubile, Barbara Owens, Am astasia Papastafidas, Santola Ferrotta, Constance Peroan, Ernestine Portloek, Donna Rackley. Linda Rattl, Betty Rawllngs, Delnref Rawlings, Joan Robinson, Sharon Rogers, Angelina Sanders, Robin Hcnulta. Diane Serine, Denlse Simmona, Shirley Stmi, Joanne Sirlaiuii, Robin Siavin, Laura Smith, Lollta Smith. Melody Valerie Sin It he.

Karen Snead. Debra Specter, Isabeil Stewart, Owendolyn Tillman. Degorah Towers, Julie Trad, Robin Trimble. Oavle Turner, Tonl Var. niun, Grace Vecchton Mary Vowteras, Virginia Wagner, Phyllis Walker, Busaa Walsh.

Joanne Ward. Xenia Ware, Oatl Wall, Terry Weinstein, Linda Westiake. Frances Williams. Lenora Wllluma, Sharon Wllsun. Masle Wright Thers Wrlgnt, Valerie nn, Arstena Toung John Amann.

Michael Amato, Dennlg Aixwtoloa, Harry Aronls. lAwrenee Aseh. Gregory Asia, Richard Bean. Gary Becker, Michael Best. Frederick Bomig, Franc Boyle Sanford Brown.

Bobby Bullock, airland Burk. Richard Brers. Robert Carroll, Ronald Casey, e'rank Cerchla. Edward Cognaiso, Jamea Con. rare, Walter CYerwliukl.

Louis De Bene-deiio, Arthur Dello, Jeffrey Draaln, Stanley Drtnkwater, Barry Duke. Robert Dun.t. Jack Dushey, Douglas EJIhart John f'alco, Michael James Faulhabar. Bryan Felnberg. Frank r'loe.

enllno, Robert Flacher, WlUlani rord. Nicholas Uacos, Raymond IHint, Jan Garber. Thomas Gaining Jwl Gla, atetn. Gay Harmstead, Cornell Harr.ll, Llonell Harrell, William Harris. Thee, dors Hay Bruce Haydn, Joaeiih Hen.

derson. George Herbert, Michael HoIiikm, "Hieodore Holmes. Andrew Howard, Bobby Jones, Mlcliael Jones, Nathan Jnftier. Charles Kawas, Charles Ksrsmarkl, Jf-frey Kimble. James Kirk.

John Itrnn, Glen Kruman. Plilllp I.a Hove, Fred Langblen. Robert Lavhsi, Henry Jelt Lemer, Michael Levy, Davids Me. bebklnd. Robert Under.

Larry love. Mel Luna. Peter Lucia, Kenneth tyles. HoMtl Lvona. Joseiili Mailnii.

lAUieiMe Kit Michael Mwitrurllli. Tlioinaa Mrt'srtneT, Thomas Meailowa. Wltllatii Meltim. An. drew Meroogllano, Bruce Mereogllssie, Jolin Moslg.

Mlchsel Nafiier, Ateolwg Newklrk, (taranltm Mertntm. Haverlo Pel mo. Chrtsloulier Fen, Fell Fleone, Lewlo Plssuanl, (ienrge Frlin-baa. James Rallev, Ronald ioxita, Jf. frev Rutliven.

Konald Aabla, Anihenf Salerno Murray Stuulman. Harre Scott. Frnest Scutellaro, David auvee, Vonrhees tnviek. Andrew Stem. Jnttn Ta-aaiiru.

Sarlune Thomas. Aiwlrew Thon-ia son, Joseph Tiiorne. Clarence Tnomee Orrm rruunt, Fraoklln Vsntnger, Larr Walkar. AJfrxo Wa-hliiglon OaM Wehee ter, David Watner. I srry WehisWIn, l'e ler Wlkotf.

WUUains. Iirvmt eib llama. Iirnard Williams. Antlioriy Zalaa-ki. Raul Slmmerms.

award to Fred Langbein; the Sons of Italy Lodge Albert Vaccaro Italian award to San-tola Perrotto. iStudent Council awards were presented to the following graduates: Terry Weinstein, English; Cecelia Frady, typing, Diane Holmes, stenography: Phillip La Bove, history; Mirta Gejo and Jeff Dra-zin, Spanish; Fred Langbein, French; Franklin Veinger, German; Dawn Mumford, library award. The Renssalaer Polytechnic award was presented to Douglas Megill, and the mathematics award went to Michael Levy and Fred Langbein. The outstanding business student award presented by the Berkley School for Secretaries was given to Santola Perrotto. Diane Holmes was presented the award for preserver- ance.

The seniors most representative awards were present-Nancy Bernstein and ed to Sanford Brown. Diplomas were awarded by Charge (Press Photos) He has not yet decided if he will shave off his full face beard and mustache. "I've got to think about that a while," he said, rubbing his chin whiskers. Police on duty last night did not know if Sgt. Harker had been served with the complaint or when the hearing would bp held.

as if looking bock on his last four years at Neptune exercises were held at Ocean Grove Auditorium last fPress Pho,) High School Graduates 423 PhBi-Ua XllrhrlP AllPll. HRrnld Kbfrlv. JSHICR Eckftll. utroni. Chrlf Arnone.

Mlclielf Aucn. Harold Eberlv, Jamea Eckart. FREEHOLD A leader of the "street people" has signed a disorderly conduct complaint against Police Sgt. Ray-nard Harker. Norman Luck, 19, signed the complaint yesterday and then had his shoulder-length hair cut "so there won't be so much predjudice" when he appears in Municiapl Court to support the charges.

The 19-year-old construction worker and musician has alleged, that on June 9, Sgt. Harker threatened him with bodily hami and made a degrading remark. Mr. Luck savs he has 15 witnesses who will testify to the charges. According to Mr.

Luck, the policeman made the remarks a day after he had charged him with panhandling. Mr. Luck is charged with soliciting contributions while distributing copies of the "street people's" underground newspaper, "The Freehold Liberation A lawwuit charging defamation of character is also being considered, Mr. Luck said. Mr.

Luck lost his locks during an hour's clipping at a West End, l-ong Branch, barber shop. The cut and hot Roger BBbson. Denise Bacim. BarbKra Bailev, Kenneth Baker, Andre Ball. Wavne Balschl, Lawrence Bannlck.

Barbara Barnhart. Rena Barnwell, MarT BaRKett. Michael Battaglla. Nlchulas Bat-laglla Dale Beattie, Valerie Beatty, Mary Betaken. Kenneth Bender.

Oilbert Benjamin, Patricia Bennett. Rnxanne Bennett. Kar-rn Bergen. Mary Berry. David Beutel, Richard Beyer, Clara Blel, Patricia Bi-velow, Edgar Bird.

John Bitter, Linda Blackmon, Richard Boescli, ManriMi Booker, Sharon Boone. Klam Boachen. Tvrona Boltani. Maureen Boucher. Don-aid Bovce, Donna Boyle, Valdcana Bra-rev, Mary Braman, Karen Bruno, Ony Buchanan, Siiranno Burhholi, Oille Bullock, Anna Buonocore, Linda Burtlge, William Burdge, Lawrence Hnrr, Fletcher Buy, Francis Cafnne.

Edgar Calderon, Martha Calhoun, Linda Cannady. Drnnia Cmpone, Connlo Carrington, Narda Carroll, Judith CnKagrande, Pamela Catley. Richard Chadwlck, Pamela Chappell, Patricia Chldneae. Holly Child. Joaette Church.

Ronald Clarla, Jamra Cieak. Phyllis Clay. Rex Clay. Phillip Cochran. Patricia Cody, rtrura Cole.

Barbara Coleman. William Conltn, Kltfabetb Conover, Julie Conov-er, Bruce Cook, Henry Corde, Patricia Corrigan, Jamea CVMtrell. Cheryl Cox. Al-wvn Crawford, Jolin Crawford. Palrlcia Crtder, Deborah Crumllev.

Adell Ci-um-pier. Sherry Cutter. Pat D'Ambrone. Kathleen Dafeldreker. Michael Dalberg, Kathleen Daughertv, Paul Davison.

Ijiwrenca Day. Nancy Day. Jolin Deni-aev, Hubert Denbigh Franck Dia-mant. Camlvn Dlkeman, Robert Ill-Marco. Frederick Dinger, Nlrlmlan D'Onofrio, Danny Doughty.

Claudia' Dressier, Margaret Dtltlv. Linda Dunbar. Jotan Dunrian. Brenda Durant. Irvtn Dilr-ham.

pairiria Durham, Richard Dutier, Peter Dvkstra. Olivpr and Joanne E. Prati Narda E. Carroll received a scholarship award from the Neptune Township Association of Education Secretaries. Recipients of Neptune Italian-American Fraternal Association scholarships were Kathleen P.

Kelly, Miss Lanza, Gary T. Limon, Miss Prati, Pamela G. Pcntaleri, Miss Terrigno, John W. Torchia and Karen M. Van Note.

The David Beattie Memorial scholarship was given to Thomas G. Turning; the American Legion Post 346 scholarships to Mr. Judge, Penny C. Martenscn and Jo-soph C. Polhcmus: the Ft.

Monmouth NCO Wives Club scholarship to Donna L. Mc-Clendon. and the Neptune Education Association scholarships to Bruce L. Cole and Lynn Vanderwolk. The graduates are: rurnp Ahbntl.

Jonn Adrork. John Al. fxmiilfr. Brrth Alirn. JffrT Allfn.

lWlltmi AMnn. John AnT Kennrth Amps. Sunrtin Aiipleiiatr. Ourr Arm- Norman Luck, who has charged a Freehold policeman with disorderly conduct, is shown before (left) and after getting a haircut yesterday. comb cost $10, said Mr.

Luck, as he looked over his new collegiate style. For tlie court appearance, Mr. Luck says he will change his faded blue dungarees, multi-colored sleeveless tee shirt and construction boots, for a three-piece, brown, tweed suit and brown, wing-tipped shoes..