Burlington High School - Heirloom Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1954 volume:

•STOP •LOOK • LISTEN FOREWORD As we, the graduating class of 1954, come to the end of our four-year journey through the halls and classrooms of Burlington High School, we step out into a world overshadowed by ominous clouds of war and turmoil. This is not an inviting prospect, but we have had the benefits of a free education in a free country. We are not totally unprepared. We have had instructors who have sincerely tried to teach us one of the most difficult things to learn—the importance of thinking for ourselves and of keeping an open and unbiased mind. We enter the great train station—the world—to go. in most cases, separate ways. Whether the train taken is that which will start the journey toward a career, a profession, or a job, let each of us seek to obtain the ticket of understanding which would assure us a constructive trip to any destination. • SALLY-LOU CONOVER. Editor-in-Chief ENGINEERED BY THE SENIOR CLASS BURLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL BURLINGTON • NEW JERSEY n lews fearn Just off Wood Street, along the Delaware River, is the Community House, a popular place for the teen-agers. Although both young and old enjoy the facilities of this estate left to our city by one of its prominent citizens, its schedule provides many activities for the teen-agers to enjoy. Dances, games, parties, club meetings, exhibits, etc. are held there. It also sponsors city basketball and baseball leagues, badminton clubs, etc. A teen-age council plans and overlooks its activities through the year It is one of the places in Burlington where many of the teen-agers meet to have fun. Turning left off Wood Street onto Delaware Avenue, you will find in front of the VFW Building Plymouth Rock which is said to have been the spot where the colonists anchored their boats when they first came to Burlington. The Captain James Lawrence and James Fenimore Cooper Houses lend an historical air to High Street. These houses are restored, as much as possible, to the time when they were used by their original owners. Directly across the street, balancing the contrast of old and new, is the N. J. Bell Telephone Dial Building, which represents the modern and progressive Burlington. Pete's always is the last stop for an after-school soda, a Saturday night sundae, or a refreshing Coke after a terrific basketball game. Even through the week Pete's always has a group of soda sippers. The juke box is always playing, and many teen-agers meet there to enjoy a snack with their friends. the Station After hours . . . Community House — our recreation center New Bell Telephone Building ■mamimi A landmark of Burlington's founding James Fenimore Cooper's home ALL ABOARRR-RB! SENIOR PASSENGERS Formal portraits; class poll; junior and senior proms, plays UNDERCLASSMEN CAR Junior, sophomore, and freshman homerooms; class officers; informal snaps WELCOME FREIGHT Heirloom staff, Honor Society, CIYS, Student Council and clubs; senior informals; band; chorus; orchestra VICTORY CABOOSE Football, basketball, baseball and track; cheerleaders; girls' sports Page 13 Page SI Page 61 Page 77 MR. ROBERT T. SHAW During our travels on the train of progress in Burlington High School, we met a person who has inspired us in our efforts to create a successful class. It was on our third big trip that we, the class of 1954, met Mr. Shaw. Throughout this trip, which we shall call our junior year, Mr. Shaw was our advisor and counselor. His sympathy and understanding aided us immensely in our academic pursuits and in our extra-curricular activities; it was he who worked long and hard to make our class play and our Junior-Senior Prom the successes that they were. To this unforgettable teacher and friend for his untiring efforts and interests, we dedicate the 1954 Heirloom. Owners BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr Frederick H. Foreman, Vice-President; Dr. Joseph W. Howe, Superintendent of Schools, Mrs. Frank K Brotherton, President; Mr. Frank H. Wood, Secretary; Mr Philip I. McGrath, Mr Milton Rosenberg, Dr. Joseph E. Fidanza. We wish to express our appreciation to the Board of Education for making our journey more comfortable and pleasing. The newly painted walls, the improved dining and seating facilities, lights, public address system, and gym equipment are only a few of the contributions which have enhanced our rewarding trip. We sincerely thank you. As you leave Burlington High School and begin anew your journey through life, may you choose wisely your Chief Engineer. Cher- ish ever the ideals of our youth. May your journey be safe, your mission successful, and your destination worthy of your best. A pleasant journey to you all! JOSEPH W. HOWE Superintendent ot Schools To the Class of 1954: You are completing an important part of your journey. I know it has been interesting and worthwhile for you. However, the longest and perhaps the most difficult part is ahead. I sincerely hope that this first part of your journey has provided you with all you will need to make your trip a successful and a happy one. Good luck to you! Sincerely, ROBERT H. AX, Principal oftk e railroad ROBERT H. AX ANGELO ALBANO Driver Education Math and Biology FRANCES AMBRUSTER Business Education PETER ALEXANDER Science LOUIS ANGEBRANNDT Shop BOARD OF DIRECTORS EVELYN BECKWORTH Mathematics LEWIS BRUSH Shop JACQUELINE CLEAVER ELIZABETH CLIME Physical Education Secretary to Mr. Ax RAYMOND COSTELLO JULIA DANGLER Physical Education Business Education VELORA DAVIS Guidance Director CARMELLA DIXON Spanish and English ROBERT DOTTI JESSIE FINE Physical Education Health and Physical Education VYRON GRACE Mechanical Drawing Printing and Shop WILLIAM GRYCKY Band EATHERINE HAMILTON Home Economics GEORGE HERMAN Chemistry and Science RAGNHILD HANQUIST Art and Interior Decorating RICHARD HEWITT Geography LESTER HOLLINGER Radio and Physics SHIRLEY KALIKOW English LOUISE KERSHNER English ESTHER LARKIN Family Living MARY LEARN English EDITH LEONARD Spanish and Latin MARY LOMBARDI Home Economics FACULTY WILLIAM MAHAN Orchestra and Chorus IOHN MAHER History MARIA MARREN Business Education ALICE MAIER Librarian ANN McKENNA Business Education HELEN MICHAELS English FRANCIS NEWMAN Biology ALMA RITNER Secretary to Dr. Howe ALICE SANTAMARINA French and History ALBERT SCHEYHING Business Education ROBERT SHAW History ELEANOR SILER Home Economics DOROTHY SNYDER Nurse HAROLD STINSON Mathematics FACULTY RUTH STINSON English FRANK UPDIKE History MARY VAN DEUSEN Mathematics HELEN WARRICK Secretary to Miss Davis LOWRY WELCH Social Studies EMILY WELLS Secretary to Mr. Wood HERMAN WILENSKY Agriculture and Science RUTH WILLIAMS History JEANNE WITHEROW English denior f- aSdenc eri HEIRLOOM tAZJ THOMAS ADAMS ............... President STELLA DEMENT ......... Vice-President FRANCES JACOBI ............. Secretary JOAN HUTSON ................ Treasurer 14 EDWARD ABDILL Burlington “Ed Only male commercial . . . band's greatest asset . . . Sehor . . . indus- trious . . . varied interests. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Heirloom Business Staff, Co-Mgr. 4. ELAINE ADAMS Edgewater Park “Elaine Pleasingly helpful . . . Snack-Shacker . . . Rosina's buddy . . . tragile, handle with care . . . future Florence Nightingale. Basketball 2; H.R. V. Pres. 4. Heir- loom Art Chairman 4. Party Comm. 4. Snack Shack 4, G.A.A. 4. Art Club 1; Leaders Club 3, 4; Stage Craft Club 2; Play Comm. 3, 4. Prom Comm. 3. ELSIE ADAMS Burlington Little Elsie Sports enthusiast . . . smiles . . . dependable friend . . . unique walk . . . did you say Billy? Soccer 1; Hockey 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Leaders Club 3; Cheerleaders Club 1; Chorus 1; Prom Comm. 3; Party Comm. 3; G.A.A. 1; Drama Club 4. THOMAS ADAMS Burlington Tom Class engineer . . . capable, courte- ous, considerate . . . terrific dresser . . . Director of the Board at Bernie's . . . indispensable. Student Council H R. Rep. 1, 2, Class Rep. 3, 4; H.R. Pres. 1. 2. HR. V. Pres. 3; Class Pres. 3, 4; Prom Comm. 1, 3, 4. ALLAN AIKEN Beverly Allan Future executive . . . faithful band member???? . . . voluble . . . are my shoes on the wrong feet? Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Monitors 1; Play Cast 4. BRUCE ANDERSON Edgewater Park Bruce Spike Jones fan . . . extremely reli- able . . . cinerama and cinemascope . . . movie operator and more . . . love that accent!! Movie Operator 3. President 4 CIYS 1, 2. 3, 4. 15 BRUCE ATKINS Burlington 'Bruce'' Mr. President . . . innately intelligent ... a Princeton man ... a future sports car owner . . . you goofed! J.V. Football 1; Baseball 1; Student Council 3, Pres. 4. Honor Society 2; Magazine Drive—H R. Leader 2; Boys' State 3; Art Club 1, 2. MARILYN AUSTIN Edgewater Park 'Myrtle Just Jay . . . has some crazy dance steps . . . headed for stardom! . . . home hair-cutter . . . acrobat. Hockey 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Cheer- leaders 1, 2, 3; Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. Student Coun- cil 3; Homeroom V.P. 1 Pres. 3; Heirloom Photography Chrm. 4; Play Cast 3. 4. G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4. ANGELINA BARBERA Edgewater Park 'Angie Quiet and dependable ... a true friend . . . Angie's Beauty Salon . . . sews a neat stitch . . . Elaines buddy. Snack Shack 4; Spanish Club 2. JUDITH BINTLIFF Burlington Judy Personality plus . . . college bound ... a guy named Fred . . . oh. the summers in Seaside! . . . I'm tired . . . honest? ALBERT BAREISZIS Burlington Al Future carpenter . . . did he say something? . . . Nimrod . . . oh. shucks . . . drives a crazy hammer. CASPER BEFFERT Beverly Cap Strictly baseball . . . never says a word . . . ah, go home . . . must live two lives. Archery 1; Hockey 1; Basketball 1; Marjorettes 2, 3, 4. Chorus 1; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, Sec. 3, 4, HR. Pres. 1, 3; Arrowhead Staff 2. 3, 4, Heirloom Quotations Chrm. 4, Play Cast 3. 4. Prom Comm. 3; Party Comm. 1, 2, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Girls' State 3; Special Plays 2. BARBARA BISHOP Burlington Barb She's little, but oh my! . . . my Buddy snappy majorette . . . who's mad at me now?” Basketball 1; Majorettes 3. 4. Band 1. 2, 3. 4, F H A. 4; Homeroom Sec.- Treas. 4, Heirloom Staff 4 GAA 1. 2. 4 KUBLKT BISHOP Burlington •Bob Ideal” delivery boylll . . . quiet? • . . attraction in Moorestown . . . needs a morning reveille. Band 1, 2. 3. SHIRLEY BISHOP Delanco Shirl Bell-bottom-blues . . . turpentine . . . loves to ride in convertibles . . . Nip” . . . love to hear her talk. Homeroom Rep. 3, 4. Heirloom Staff 4. G.A.A. 2. 3. Rep 4; F.B.L.A. 1. 2, 3. 4. ROBERT BLOW Beverly ’Bob A Phil s tan . . . tun-loving . . . plans to be an electrician . . . what a cool car!! . . . his eye is on the money ” H R T eas. 1. Snask Shack 4. Chess C!ub 2, Stage Crew Pres. 3. NANCY BORDEN Burlington Nan Artistic . . . United States Army, Para- troop Division . . . the marrying kind Pennsylvanian male . . . always with Shirley. Basketball 1. G.A.A. 2. 4. Crafts Club 4. Library Club 1. HAROLD BOYD Burlington Boydie Quiet and interesting . . . always a smile and a kind word . . . tuture engineer . . . conscientious . . . stage manager. Heirloom Staff 4. Fire Squad 2; Snack Shack 4. Stage Crew 3. 4; H R. Rep. 3; Play Comm. 4. JOAN BUSH Burlington JAMES BRESLIN Burlington Mickey Dependability plus . . . iaithful Demo- crat . . . what a pal! . . . charted for college . . . debates with Mr. Updike . . . Coach Dotti's assistant. J.V. Basketball 1, 2. Manager 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; CIYS. Treas. 4; Student Council 3, H R. Pres. 3; Boys' State 3; Press Club, Vice-Pres. 4 AUDREY BROMM Beverly Reds Inexhaustible supply of chic clothes . . . much to do about nothing . . . efficient steno-to-be . . . exuberant. Cheerleaders 1, 2, 3, Captain 4; Cheerleaders Club 1, 2, 3, 4. F.H.A. 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4. ANTOINETTE BUCCIGROSSI Burlington Ann Looks quiet? Look again . . . forever combing her hair . . . you don't know, do you? . . . considerate. Snack Shack 3, 4; G.A.A. 4; F.B.L.A. 2. 3, Pres. 4. Joan Big Wheel of the Snack Shack . . . honor student . . . my mother made it . . . where's Engle Avenue? . . . outstandingly competent and efficient. Cheerleaders 1; F.H.A. 2, 3, Treas. 4, CIYS 4; Student Council 3; Honor Society 3, Sec.-Treas. 4; H R. Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 2; Arrowhead StaH 2, 3; Heirloom Business Staff, Co-Mgr. 4; Play Comm. 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Snack Shack 3, Student Mgr. 4; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3, 4. JOSEPH CANTERBURY Burlington Socko Ardent baseball tan . . . after-school conferences at Angie's ... on the quiet side . . . innumerable friends. Baseball 3, 4. ARTHUR CARUGNO Burlington Arthur A Cardinal and Stan Musial fan . . . Polish Falcons . . . explosive energy . . . devilish grin. Fire Squad 1. B. H. S NETTIE CARUSO Burlington “Nettie Loves nothing rless than a president • runs McCrory's clerical depart- ment . . . snappy cheerleader . . . always chattering. Soccer 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2; Basket baP 1, 2, 3; H.R. Sec. 3, Treas. 4; Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4; Cheerleaders Club 1. 2. 3, 4; F.H.A. 1 2. 3; Play Cast 3; Cafeteria Guard 2; G.A.A. 1, 2. 3. DOLORES CESARETTI Burlington “Twin Good things come in pairs . . . loves to live . . . the bashlul type ... do all twins argue as much as they do? . . attractive debutante. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Cheerleaders Club 1. 2. 3, 4; F.H.A. 2. 3; H R. Treas. 1, 3; Cafeteria Guard 3; Play Cast 3; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. DIANA CESARETTI Burlington ’Twin Not just one. but two . . . dancing teet . . . twin in real life and on the stage . . . “you can'f fight it; it's bigger than both of us” . . . always sporting a new hair style. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4. Cheerleaders Club 1. 2. 3, 4, F.H.A. 1. 2. 3; Play Cast 3; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. JANE CHASE Burlington “Jane Clever wit . . . Miss Olympics . amiable . . contagious merriment. Hockey 1. 2; Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Student Council 2; H R. V. Pres. 4; Class Treas. 1, Sec. 2; G.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4; Leaders Club 3, 4; Party Comm. 1, 2. ANITA CLARKE Burlington “Anita Future teacher . . . ardent sports tan . . . collects records . . . “oh, boy!” . . that giggle . . . Snack Shack's popcorn vendor. Spanish Club 2. Art Club 3; Snack Shack 4; Knitting Club 4; G.A.A. 3. GEORGE COATES Burlington “Copey One of Parker's taxi drivers ... re- laxed personality . . . admirable taste in clothes . . . humor detective. Track 1, 2, 3; Basketball Mgr. 1; Let- termen Club 1. 2. 3. 4. Football Mgr. 1; J.V. Football 2, 3; H R. Representa- tive 4. Party Comm. 4 MATTHEW COCCIA Burlington ‘Mink Drives a green truck . . . never crosses the border line ... a sleep'' major . . . sense of humor . . . bashful?? . . . got a deck of cards? J.V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2; Student Council 4, H R. Pres. 4; Printing Club 3, 4; Lettermen Club 3, 4. BERNARD COMEGNO Burlington “Bernie Future pharmacist . . . neat and con- servative . . . owns stock in Drug Centre . . . Willy . . . slow to anger . . . dance fan. Heirloom Staff 4; Play Cast 4; Boys' State 3; Typing Club 2, 4. Party Comm. 1, 2, 4. SALLY-LOU CONOVER Burlington “Sally Has a yen for college men! . . . dynamic . . . artistic touch . . . beauty and brains combined . . . HEIRLOOM Editor-in-Chief. Leaders Club 1; Honor Society 3, 4; HR. Sec. 1; Arrowhead Staff 2. 3; Heirloom Editor 4; Typing Club 2; Studio Art Club 3. LOUIS CORBEZZOLO Burlington “Alumni What a guy! . . . scrappy center . . . one of the A P crew . . . keeps things alive in 306 . . . “me and Freddy ... a man to have on your side. J.V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 4. Movie Operator 1; Fire Squad 2; Lettermen Club 4. LILLIAN CRAFT Burlington “Lil Private secretary to Mr. G. . . . quiet . . . loves roller skating . . . countless nicknames . . . plays the bells in the band . . . interested in the Army. Basketball 1; Leaders Club 1; Band 2, 3. 4. F.H.A. 4. Heirloom Staff 4. LYNNE CRAMER Burlington “Lynne Music, Music, Music . . . Seaside summers . . . delights in skating . . . future music teacher . . . B.H.S. con- tribution to All-State Orchestra and Band. Band 1, 2, 3, Sec. 4; Swing Band 4; Orchestra 3, 4; South Jersey Band 2, 3; All-State Band 3; All-State Or- chestra 4. Student Director of Play 4; Party Comm. 4. HARRY CRUMP Burlington Kangaroo Sports . . . future man of Uncle Sam . . . hey, rabbit . . . super comedian . . . don't know, do you? Fresh. Basketball 1, J.V. 2. Varsity 3, 4, Lettermen Club 4. H R. Sec. 1. KATHRYN CYPLES Burlington ’Kay A future Wave . . . I'm hungry . . . Sandy's best friend . . . skill in sports. Archery 3; Typing Club 2; Knitting Club 4; Library Monitor 1; Party Comm. 2. G.A.A. 3, 4. RONALD DALLMANN Burlington Ron Hard working man . . . shyest??? . . . likes to golf and bowl . . . shoobee doobee. STELLA DEMENT Burlington SteH WILLIAM DAVIS Burlington ‘‘Bill Lively sports fan . . . one of the East Burlington gang . . . Works for Du- gan's . . . future mechanic . . . still livin'? Fresh. Football 1; Shop Club 1, 2, 3; Chess Club 2. 3, 4 A willing senior class worker . . . future secretary . . . neat and sys- tematic . . . guide right . . . sergeant . . . class veep. Leaders Club 1, 2, Prei. 3; Soccer 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2; Volleyball 1, 2; Basketball 1. 2; Color Guard 2, 3, Sgt. 4. Class Vice-Pres. 3, 4; HR. Sec. 4. Heirloom Staff, Chrm. of Typists 4. Hall Guards 2; G.A.A. 1, 2. Vice-Pres. 3. JACQUELINE DesCHAMPS Beverly Jackie Reads palms . . . drives the gang in a green Chevy . . . where's Edna? . . . loves sports ... a D—6. Volleyball 2. 3. 4, Basketball 2. 3, 4: Leaders Club 2, 3, 4; Fire Squad 4. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Comm. 4. Seniors 21 JOAN DUNCAN Burlington Joan Witty . . . slave for Class of '54 .. . faithful color guard . . . anybody going out to Steve's? Leaders Club 2; Basketball 2, 3; Soc- cer 2; Hockey 2; Color Guard 3, 4. F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cafeteria Guard 2; G. A.A. 1, 2, 3; Play Comm. 3. 4. WAYNE DONNELLY Burlington “Round-ball Plays a hot sax ... a peppy guy . . . farmer in the dell . . . perpetual grin . . . get a load of that! J.V. Football 2, 3; Varsity Football 3, 4. Band 1, 2. 3. 4. Swing Band 2. 3, 4. Play Cast 3. PHYLLIS DOUGHTY Burlington •Phyllis Ain't she sweet? . . . poised . . . one of the gang . . . Seasider (ex- spaghetti-man) . . . admired . . . what shall we do? . . . school marm. Archery 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Color Guard 3, 4. F.H.A. 1, 2, 3. 4. CIYS 3. Sec. 4; H R. Treas. 1; Arrowhead Staff 2, 3; Heirloom Staff 4; Play Cast 3. 4. G.A.A. 1, 2. 3. 4 Leaders Club 1; Prom Comm. 3; Party Comm. 1, 2. 3. 4; Language Play 2. CONSTANCE DuBELL Burlington “Connie Peaches and cream complexion . . . she's engaged!! . . . where're the twins? . . . anybody know how to build a house? CIYS 4. HR. Pres. 4. Band 1. 2. 3; F.H.A. 4, Heirloom Staff 4; Play Cast 3; Snack Shack 4. Party Comm. 1. 2. 3. 4. AUDREY EDGE Burlington “Audrey'' One in a million . . . owns a Stude- baker Champion . . . dance, dance. dance . . . Judith! . . . summers in Seaside . . . chief spaghetti slinger . . . what's her secret?? Archery 1; CIYS 1, 2. 3. Pres. 4. F. H.A. 4. HR. Sec. 1, 2, 3. 4. Heir, loom Photography Chrm. 4, Class Treas. 2; Arrowhead Staff 1, 2. 3; G. A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4; Student Director of Play 3; Hall Guards 1; Cafeteria Guard 2; Studio Art Club 2, 3; Pup- petry Club 1. JOSEPH EGAN Rancocas “Joe So likeable . . . efficient chem. lab assistant . . . Man, you're living ... a second Tarzan outfit. Chess Club 1, 2; Student Council 3; Heirloom Staff 4, Fire Squad 2, 4; Play Comm. 4. Prom Comm. 3; Party Comm. 1, 4. B. H. S MATTHEW EPPS Burlington ROSINA FELEPPA Burlington Nina Short 'n sweet n always neat . . . smile pretty . . . natural poise . . . how we miss her. Hockey 1, 2; Leaders Club 1; F.H.A. 3; H R. Sec. 3; Play Comm. 3; Party Comm. 1. 2. G.A.A. 1. 2. 3. NEWTON EPPS Burlington “Newt Get that ball, Epps . . . gabby . . . Crazy. Man. Crazy . . . sociable. J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 2, 3, 4. Track 1, 2, 3; Lettermen Club 2. 3. 4. Science Club 1. Matt Secretive . . . bookworm . . . Wild Blue Yonder, here I come ... is there a girl??? NORMAN FENIMORE Burlington Norky Loyal Westender . . . whiz on a bas- ketball court . . . My Little Margie . . . real sharp dancer . . . you goo led. J.V. Basketball 1, 3; Varsity Basket- ball 4; Class Pres. 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 3; H R. Pres. 1. Vice-Pres. 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Boys State 3. BESSIE FRAZIER Burlington Bess Coquettish . . . peppy, petite cheer- leader . . . tearless ot mice . . . loves to dance. Basketball 2; Hockey 2; G.A.A. 1, 2. 3; Cheerleaders 2. 3. 4. Cheerleaders Club 1. 2. 3, 4; F.H.A. 1. 2. 3, 4, H R. Treas. 1. 2, 3, 4; Heirloom Staff 4; Hall Guards 2, 3. BARBARA GEORGE Burlington Georgie Twirls a mean baton!! . . . future actress?? . . . gay and witty . . . coquette? Majorettes 3; Play Cast 4. G.A.A. 1; Drama Club 1. A WARREN GOLDSBY Burlington Rabbit'4 Willing to give a helping hand . plays a terrific game . . . mechanic- to-be ... an eye for a J.V. cheer- leader. J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 1. 2. 3; Track 2, 3; Lettermen Club 2. 3, 4. MELVIN GREENE Burlington Greenie The quiet type . . . artistic talent . . . special interest in Palmyra . . . plays basketball in his leisure hours . . . travels frequently to Bristol. Art Club 1; Handcraft Club 2; Crafts Club 3, 4. Heirloom Staff 4. JOSEPH GRENDA Burlington Joe Brags about East Burlington . . . teases the commercials . . . thrilling smile . . . very much attached to basketball. HR. Representative 3; Cafeteria Guards 1. HELEN HANCE Burlington Helen Mt. Holly bound . .. Oh, Danny BoyI ■ • • hey, Shirl! . . . captivated by the Marines. Play Comm. 3, 4, Snack Shack 4; G.A.A 1; Heirloom Staff 4; Arrow- head Staff 2; H.R. Sec. 2; F.B.L.A. 4. JANET HANCOCK Burlington Jan44 Oh, that senior play! . . . contagious joy . . . stylish clothes . . . untiring talker. F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Play Cast 3, 4; Cheer- leaders Club 1; Heirloom Staff 4; Prom Comm. 3. MORTON HANEY Burlington Hoppy Loves to fix cars . . . pals with John- son . . . quiet in homeroom . . . eats one meal a day—all day long. Baseball 2, 3, 4; Varsity Basketball; Lettermen Club 4. CHARLES HARRIS Burlington “Horses Conversationalist . . . oh, Mr. Shaw! . . . sho' you ain't blind . . . pleasant. Track 1; Spanish Club 1. ERNEST HAYNES Beverly “Tink Future Howard Johnson Manager . . flirtatious . . . smashes atoms . . . girls. girls, girls. Fire Squad 1, 2, 3. 4; Heirloom Staff 4. Chess Club 2; Shop Club 4. ROY HEATON Burlington Heater Football is his steady . . . quiet and shy—what? . . . mean mechanic . . . Plaza Park goodie. I V. Football 3; Varsity Football 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council 1; H R. Pres. 1. GAIL HEISLER Beverly ’Buttercup Whiz on roller skates . . . thrives on peanut butter cups . . . one of the D—6 . . . forever falling down. Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4. Heirloom Staff 4; Fire Squad 4; Play Cast 3; Prom Comm. 3; Party Comm. 3, 4. Snack Shack 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4; Leaders Club 2; Typing Club 2. BARBARA HOEY Beverly “Coach Member of the Moonglowers' . . drives?? to school . . . always with Doris ... a real friend. Archery 3; G.A.A. 3. 4. Knitting Club 4 DORIS HOOD Beverly “Hoodie Sooo neatI ... is she shy? . . . good things come in small packages . . . hey, Barb. F.H.A. 4. G.A.A. 3, 4; Cafeteria Guards 2. GARY HOPE Burlington Gary Where does he get those cars? . . . Springside bound . . . clown ... a friendly smile, a friendly hi, the fact is—he's a friendly guy. F.F.A. 1, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4; Student Council 4; H.R. Pres. 4. GERTRUDE HOUSTON Burlington Gertie Friendly gal . . . motorcyclist . . . enjoys singing . . . calling James. Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4; Cheerleaders Club 2; Spanish Club 3, 4. HARRY HUDSON Burlington Harry Dance happy . . . drives a Chevy— what? . . . flirtl! . . . wild shirts. J.V. Football 2. 3; Shop Club 3, 4. JOAN HUTSON Beverly Joan Future housewife . . . beauty queen of Beverly . . . sports-lover . . . will she ever learn to drive? . . . history. Hockey 4. Volleyball 4. Basketball 4; Baseball 2. 3. 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4; Class Treas. 3; H.R. Pres. 4. Student Council 4. F.H.A. 2, 3; Play Comm. 3, 4, Leaders Club 4. ELIZABETH JACKSON Burlington Sis Quiet in school, BUT! . . . seamstress deluxe . . . always willing . . . streamlined. Basketball 1. OSCAR JACKSON Burlington Boots Talkative . . . travels from town to town . . . smiles on the fair sex. J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 1, 2; Track 1, Captain 2; Varsity Basket- ball 1, 2; Lettermen Club 1, 2, Treas. 3, 4. B. H. S FRANCES JACOBI Burlington ’’Fran Keeps the minutes flying for the sen- ior class . . . small and dainty . . . Girls' State. H R. Sec. 1, Rep. 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4. Class Sec. 3. 4. Play Comm. 3. 4 G.A A. 3; Girls' State 3; Library Moni- tors 1; Student Council 3. 4; F.H.A. 4 WILUAM JACOBY Burlington Bill There's a blonde in his future! . . . efficient radiologist'' . . . ready to settle down . . . sports a car. Movie Operators 1; Band 2, 3; Swing Band 4. JOANETTE JENKINS Burlington ‘Jody Perennial smile . . . Jet'' member . . . oh, this history” . .. hey, Sylvia . . going north. Cheerleaders Club 1; Play Comm. 3. DONALD JENNINGS Burlington ’’Don A real buddy . . . just Gil” . . . grid star . . . how ja break your thumb? . . . always hunting some- thing. J.V. Football 2, 3; Varsity Football 3, 4, Track 1, 2; Lettermen Club 2. 3. 4. ARTHUR JOHNSON Beverly ’’Arthur Mr. Herman's right hand man . . . WILLIAM JOHNSON wants to be a chemical engineer . Burlington . . . are you sure??” . . . Stage - Crew, Incorporated. Basketball enthusiast . . . you're Stage Crew 1 2. 3. 4; H R. Treas. 1, strai9ht' • • • u ur® ‘™oen4 r Rep. 3, 4; Heirloom Stafi 4. Snack nev Shack 3, 4. KATHERINE JONES Beverly Kay Happy-go-lucky . . . lively . . . “hey. twin . . . what's special about Palmyra? Hockey 1. 2; Basketball 2; Chorus 1, 2; Snack Shack 3; Cheerleaders 1; Spanish Club. JOSEPH KANE Burlington ‘'Joe Where's Solan? . . . lite-long bache- lor . . . all-round athlete . . . Mr. Updike's buddy . . . only the Phillies. J.V. Football 1; Varsity Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4; J.V. Basket- ball 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 4. Let- termen Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3. CLARENCE KELLER Burlington Chipper WEST END! ... a hot clarinet . . ladykiller . . . tall, good-looking. Band 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4; Swing Band 1. 2. 3. 4. WILLIAM KENNEDY Burlington Reds On the beam in baseball . . JOHN KILMER Burlington Johnny Small, but mighty! . . . pest incorpo- rated . . . special interest in the freshman class? . . . loyal to the band. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Heirloom Staff 4. WILLIAM KING Burlington Bill Movie Man . I wouldn't say that ... by land or by sea . . . fill 'er up, Bill . . . asks no questions . . . dependable. Magicians Club 1, Movie Operators 4; Sportsmen Club 3. STANLEY LAVDAS Burlington Golden Greek Gift oi gab . . . radio and TV repair- man . . . wanta wrestle? . . . dark eyes. Sportsmen Club 3, 4. Movie Opera- tors 3. 4. JOHN KINGSTON Edgewater Park •Jack'' Brains plus . . . loves people . . . college, here 1 come ... a rut is the path ot least resistance . . . curious mind. Press Club, Pres. 4; Band 4. Orchestra 4; Student Council 1, 3; Honor So- ciety 3, 4, H R. Pres. 1, 3, Vice-Pres. 2. Arrowhead Staff 2. 3, 4. Heirloom Staff 4. Magazine Drive 3, 4. Fire Squad 1, 2; Library Monitors 2; Play Cast 3; Party Comm. 2, 3; Snack Shack 3. Boys' State 3. DORIS KNAUSS Burlington ‘‘Dee'' Likes hillbilly music . . . goes for blond hair . . . Riverside, let's go . Philly's addition to BHS. Heirloom Staff 4. Prom Comm. 3; G.A.A. 2. 3, 4; F.B.L.A 4 ARLENE KREIDENWEISS Burlington ‘‘Able Likes to ride in a Studebaker . . . just HOPE . . . history?? . . . oh. this hair. Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Moni- tors 1; Prom Comm. 3; Snack Shack 4. PATRICIA LEIGH Burlington ‘Pat'' Mistress ot the sewing machine . . . Madame President . . . Dick!! . . . oh. tor heaven's sake! . . . depend- able . . . future in home economics. Archery 1; Band 3; Chorus 1; F.H.A. 2, Prog. Chrm. 3, Pres., State Pres. 4. Student Council 1. 2. 3; H.R. Pres. 1, Treas. 4. Heirloom Comm. Chrm. 4. Cafeteria Guard 2; Play Cast 4. Prom Comm. 3; Party Comm. 1, 2, 3. 4. Special Play 2. DORIS LEE Burlington “Doris Hopes to be a dress designer . . . record collector . . . likes basketball and a 3 letter man . . . ”anybody got a cure for starvation? Spanish Club 4. Basketball 4; Bad- minton 3. JORDAN LEVIN Burlington “Schmeckle Look out lor the quiet ones . . . Don's pal . . . radioman . . . luture interior decorator ... a Bemie's man. Baseball 3; Play Comm. 4; Snack Shack 2: Chess Club 1. THERESA LEWANDOWSKA Burlington Terry One ol the East Burlington gang . . . cheerlul smile tor everyone . . . Jumping Joe . . . mercy” . . . chatterbox. Basketball 3, 4; Cheerleaders Club 1; Snack Shack 4; G.A.A. 1. 2; HR. Rep. 3. 4. Leaders Club 4; F.B.L.A 2, 3; Prom Comm. 3. EDWARD LIPPINCOTT Burlington Lippy A future disc jockey . . . interested in baseball . . . collects records . . . convertible blues. J.V. Football 1; Baseball 1, 2. 3; Drama Club 4. FRANK LONDRES Burlington “Frank A '50 Chevrolet . . Where's Dick?” . . . attentive listener . . . easy-going. Track 2:; Archery 1; Chess Club 1, 2; Typing Club 3. CLAYTON LONG Burlington ■Longie Future basketball coach . . . seen with a junior . . . smart clothes . . . you jive cat. you.” J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Basket- ball 3; H R. Treas. 1; Shop Club 1; Lettermen Club 3. 4 ANTHONY LUKIS Burlington “Spike Future Harry tames . . . A. T. . . tease?? . . . '54's class sleeper . . . fine and dandy . . . faultless dresser . . yearns to be rich. Varsi.y Basketball 4. B. H. S DAISY MARMINO Beverly “Dais Lover oI the dance . . . Johnny is the boy for me . . . does a real tango oh, that yellow convertible. Chorus 1; H.R. Treas. 1; Prom Comm. 3; Chess Club 1. MATTHEW MAZUR Burlington Gunner Get him. Gunner . . . sports con- versationalist . . . what's wrong with a Mercury? ... at home on the basketball court. Varsity Football 4. J.V. Basketball 3; Varsity Basketball 4. FRANCES MICELI Beverly Fran Chris' sidekick . . . neatness per- sonified . . . loyal to Beverly . . . quiet disposition . . . lively smile. Cheerleaders Club 1; F.H.A. 4; G.A.A. 3. 4; Play Comm. 3, 4. ALICE MILLER Burlington Alice Keeps 'em laughing . . . one of the D—6 . . . Navy . . . engaged to Dan . . . vitality plus. Soccer 4; Hockey 4; Volleyball 4. Basketball 4. Leaders Club 3. 4. Play Comm. 3, 4; G.A.A. 1. 3. 4. RICHARD MITCHELL Burlington Dick The boy with a 'S3 Ford . . . Marion” . . . Frank's buddy . . . crazy about hunting and fishing. Stage Crew 3; HR. Vice-Pres. 1; Sportsmen Club 4, Chess Club 1, 2. GLADYS MOORE Burlington Glad Dimples . . . headin' for a weddin' . . . waiting for her ship to come in bobs up at the mention of one name. Cheerleaders Club 1; F.H.A. 4. HR. Sec. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Sec. 1, Heirloom Typist. ZELDA MORGAN Burlington Zelda Quiet in school, but??? . . . favorite pastime—studying . . . friend of the twins . . . conscience? . . . don't ask me! F.H.A. 3, Parliamentarian 4; Honor Society 3. 4; H R. Vice-Pres. 4; Heir- loom Staff 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; Language Play 2, 3; Play Comm. 4. MARY MORRISSEY Burlington 'Mary'' Longs for Atlantic City . . . receives mail from Notre Dame . . . Moon Over Miami . . . crazy about male twins . . . dreams of a red Jaguar . . . likes the D.A. Leaders Club 2, 3; Student Council 3; H R. Pres. 3; Heirloom Staff 4; Play Comm. 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; G.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4. Special Plays 2; Typing Club 2; Puppetry Club 1. BARBARA MURPHY Burlington Barb Likes the Navy . . . keeps Gregory's in order . . . Wilma's friend . . . prolific letter writer. Cheerleaders Club 1; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Guards 2; G.A.A. 1, 2. ANGELINA NUCCI Burlington Babe Oh! those clothes . . . Atlantic City, let's go .. . weakness for blonds . . . swoons to a trumpet . . . lovely smile. Cheerleaders Club 1; F.H.A. 2, 3. 4. Play Comm. 3; Heirloom Staff 4. MARLENE OKULEWICZ Burlington “Gatoe The blond bombshell of B.H.S. . . . leaving on the 8:15 . . . always laugh- ing . . . what's the attraction to Florida? . . . why take life seriously? You'll never get out alive. Hockey 1; Basketball Club 4; Heir- loom Staff 4; Prom Comm. 3; Party Comm. 1; Studio Art Club 3. ANNE O'NEILL Burlington Ann Finds flying easier than skating . . . oh! those jokes . . . one of the happy trio . . . Frannies friend . . . soft-spoken. Soccer 1; Hockey 2; Basketball 3, 4; Heirloom Staff 4; Prom Comm. 3; Snack Shack 4; F.B.L.A. 1, 2. 3, Vice- Pres. 4. ELSIE ONORI Burlington ’Peanut Another Moonglower . . . Clapper . . . where are those girls?? . . . talented vocalist. Chorus 1. 2. Sec. 3. 4; H R. Sec. 1, 2, 3; Magazine Drive 3. GLADYS PALM Burlington Snooky Crazy about Encil . . . domestic . . . never a dull moment . . . wears a diamond. Library Club 1; G.A A 4. SHIRLEY PALMER Burlington Bunny Many a word was spoken . . . ex- quisite hair ... a Moonglower . . . cats . . . where's Jimmy? RICHARD PAOLILLO Burlington Diamond Tall, dark, and handsome . . . always sporting a new car ... a diamond is a girl's best lriend . . . tootball specialist . . keeps his love a secret! J.V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. J.V. Basketball 1. Fire Squad 1, Chief 2; Lettermen Club 2, 3, 4 CHOON JA PARK Burlington Choon Ja Loves to read . . . future educator . . . cherishes her Korean-English dic- tionary. Typing Club 4; Heirloom Staff 4. RICHARD PITKO Burlington Dick Strong, silent type . . . partial to Joan . sports exclusive . . . unpredictable. J.V. Football 2. Varsity Football 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4; J.V. Basketball 2. 3; Varsity Basketball 3, 4. Student Coun- cil 2; H.R. Treas. 4; Lettermen Club 2. 3. 4. 33 LEONA RAINIER Burlington ’’Lee Bills steady girl . . . B.H.S.'s gift from Florence ... a lovely, light blonde . . . sweet and docile. H.R. Pres. 3; Prom Comm. 3. Drama Club 4. ROBERT RAMBO Burlington 'Bob Beautiful blond hair . . . drives a Ford . . . carefree . . . enjoys life. J.V. Football 1; Heirloom Staff 4. Printing Club 1; Shop Club 4; Chess Club 2; Science Club 3. POWELL REYNOLDS Burlington Cherokee Handsome . . . sharp dresser . . . traveler ... an Olds” 88 . . , never put off what can be done today.” Basketball 1; J.V. Basketball 2, 3; Heirloom Staff 4; Chorus 3, Pres. 4, Snack Shack 4. Movie Operators 2; Prom Comm. 3; Party Comm. 1, 2; Special Plays 1, 2. ANN RHAWN Edgewater Park “Scrawny Petite miss . . . talented seamstress . . . Ronnie's mosf ardent fan . . . Oh. my spelling.” Archery 1; Cheerleaders Club 1; F.H.A. 1. 2. Treas. 3. Prog. Chrm. 4. Student Council 3; H R. Rep. 2, 3; Heirloom Staff 4. LOIS RICHARDSON Burlington “Lo Has three loves: Lou, her diamond, and the Air Force . . . future house- wife . . . where's Fran?” H.R. Sec. 1, Vice-Pres. 3; Arrowhead Staff 2; Library Monitors 1, 2; F.B.L.A. 4. LUCILLE RIDLEY Burlington “Lucille Fabulous wardrobe . . . future sew- ing teacher . . . special interest in 315 ... a friend and a Powell” will do! . . . will he ever understand?” Hockey 1, 2; Heirloom Staff 4; G.A.A. 1. 2; Library Council 1. JOHN RUSSELL Beverly “Jack'' Tall, dark, handsome . . . sports . . . sharp dancer . . printer of class of '54. J.V. Football 2, 3; Varsity 3. 4; Track 1. 2; CIYS 2. 3. 4 Council 1; H.R. Pres. 1, 2, Squad 1; Prom Comm. 3; Club 2, 3. 4. ? . J)eni or3 GEORGE RIZZO Burlington “Snapper Forever talking . . . star of stage, screen, and Family Living . . . what's so funny, George? . . . Bobby Shantz' man . . . Man-about-town . . . you're straight? LEWIS ROSSER Burlington “Tootie Loquacious . . . tall and fast . Palmyra bound . . . lively influence. Track 2, 3; Art Club 1; Movie Opera- tors 2; Fire Squad 2; Library Moni- tors 1. RICHARD ROTHBLUM Beverly “Dick The DEMOCRAT . . . Richard IV' . . . plays a mean game of chess . . goes into hibernation . . . has a large supply of jokes . . . Africa bound. Heirloom Staff 4, Fire Squad 2; Chess Club 4. hep on . official Football Student 3; Fire Printing SANDRIA SACK Burlington “Sandy Lover of football . . . sailing, sailing over the bounding main . . . Tm hungry . . . Kay's best friend . . . spectator at heart. Archery 3; Heirloom Staff 4; Student Council 3, 4; H.R. Rep. 3; H.R. Pres. 3; G.A.A. Rep. 3; Knitting Club 4. DAVID SHINN Burlington Shinny Drives his brother's car . . . works at Regar's . . . triei to cut his curls off . . . typing?? . . . how about that? . . . looks shy?? look again. Track 3, 4; Printing Club 4; Sports- men Club 3. BENJAMIN SHULTZ Burlington “Ben Interest in community recreation work . . . Stan, the man. Musial . . . just a matter of opinion . . . front- page reporter . . . Joy, Joy, Joy Movie Operators 1, 2; H. R. Vice- Pres. 1, 2; Arrowhead Staff 1, 2, 3; Heirloom Staff 4; Play Comm. 4; Party Comm. 4; J.V. Basketball 2, 3. FRANCES SILKOWSKI Burlington Poopsie Oh, for the Jove of Bill . . sharp dresser . . . wedding bells . . . Army!! . . . one of the happy Trio . . . chatterbox. Soccer 1, 2; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Volley- ball 1; Basketball 1, 2. 4; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Student Council; H.R. Sec. 1, Pres. 4. Library Monitors 1; Party Comm. 1, 2, 3; Prom Comm. 3; Snack Shack 4; G.A.A. 1. 2, 3. DOLORES SINGER Burlington Poodle Glowing eyes . . . likes history class? . . . never has homework . . . handy with the sewing machine—in fact they named one after her. Library Monitors 1; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. ENCIL SMITH Burlington Smithy Drives a Mercury . . . often seen on York Street . . . vice-president of Royal Auto Store . . . Gladys . always selling something. Studio Art Club 2, 3; Sandcraft Club 3; Crafts Club 4. JAY SMITH Burlington Knobby Likes to travel . . . has many secret admirers . . . Squire and Docky . . baby-face . . challenges Mr. Shaw. J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4, H.R. Vice-Pres. 3; Fire Squad 2. SHIRLEY SMITH Delanco Shirl Terrific on skates . . . one of the Rollin' Devils . . . loads of fun . . . can be found in Riverside . . . experiments with her hair. Hockey 4; Volleyball 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Prom Comm. 3; Snack Shack 4, G.A.A. 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 3. 4. 36 WILLIAM SOLAN Burlington Myrtle Blond Bombshell . . . Wild Bill . . . has an interest in Palmyra . . . Yankee's fan . . . roughs up the pig- skin for B.H.S. Varsity Football 2, 3. 4. Baseball 3; Track 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 3; Varsity Basketball 4. HR. Treas. 3; Fire Squad 2. MARIO SPANELLI Burlington “Mario Holds the wheel in Bert's Auto . . . is Mae a month of the year? . . . where is Tyrone, Pa.? . . . devoted to new cars . . . friendly. Fire Squad 1; Prom Comm. 3; Library Council 1; Studio Art Club 2, 3. CHARLES STEINMANN Edgewater Park “Moose Varsity man . . . likes the tiny ones . . . quack, quack . . . quiet? Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Varsity Football 4; Lettermen Club 3. 4. DONALD STERN Burlington “Sternie A math and science brain . . . future nuclear physicist . . . unique sense of humor . . . most likely to succeed. J.V. Football 2; Track 1; CIYS 4; Honor Society 3, 4. HR. Pres. 4. Arrowhead Staff 2, Asst. Ed. 3; Heirloom Sports Ed. 4. Play Cast 3, 4, Boys' State 3. CHARLOTTE STOKES Burlington Stokes Temper, temper . . . fine clothes . Temple fan . . . hey . . . Lucille's friend. Hockey 1; Chorus 1. 2, 3; G.A.A. 1. MARIE STUBBS Beverly “ReRe Hey. Marilyn! . . . number, please . . . those Riverside dances . . . well-mannered. Archery 3; Library Monitors 1; G.A.A. 3; F.B.L.A. 4. JOHN SZWED Burlington Swed Give me a hot-rod and some Dixie- land jazz . . . plays a slick trombone . . . one of the Comets'' . . . it's the greatest . . . headed for Roebling. Track 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Swing Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2. 3; Arrowhead Staff 4. Heirloom Staff 4. Party Comm. 4. GEORGE SZYCHOSKI Burlington Gee Jeanie with the light brown hair . . . WILD LIFEI! conservation . . . hey, waiter! . . . it don't make no never mind no how! Fire Squad 4, Rifle Club 3, 4. FLOYD TAYLOR Burlington Goose The original Goose . . . cool dancer . . . future jet ace . . . plays the field . . . carries a gun, too . . . Shrimp's buddy. J.V. Football 1, 2, 3; Varsity Football 3, 4; H R. Pres. 3; Student Council 3. DONALD THOMPSON Burlington ‘ Norge Freeze Class clown . . . what a personality! . . . peppiest . . . can really cut a rug . . . letterman. J.V. Football 1, 2; Varsity Football 2, 3; Track 2; J.V. Basketball 2; Var- sity Basketball 3; Lettermen Club 3, 4. Fire Squad 2; H R. Vice-Pres. 3. LOIS TILTON Burlington Lois One of the Moonglowers . . . Pat's sidekick . . . retiring . . . willingly cooperative. Basketball 1; Leaders Club 2; Cheer- leaders Club 1. JOSEPHINE TOSIANO Burlington Jo Giggles . . . history expert . . . in- quisitive mind . . . usually with Dorothy. F.B.L.A. 2, 3, 4; Play Comm. 3, 4; Spanish Club 2. LEON TRANSEAU Delcmco Leon Drives a '53 Dodge . . . offers rides in a plane . . . member of the Air Reserves . . . knows how to dress . . . you're a rare bird. Movies Operators 1, 2. 3; Puppetry Club 2; H R. Officer 1; Prom Comm. 3. DOROTHY TRAVEA Burlington Dottie Where's Jo? . . . Oh, brother!! . . . destined to be a private secretary . . . popular honor roll name. F.B.L.A. 2, 3. 4, Play Comm. 3, 4, Auditorium Guards 4; Spanish Club 2. EDWIN TUCKER Beverly Weed Olympic track champ . . . ask his opinion . . . crazy crew-cut . . . likes money, old and new. Football 1; J.V. football 2; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettermen Club 3, Pres. 4; Chess Club 2; Student Council 1; H R. Pres. 1, Rep. 2, Sec. 3; Play Cast 3; Heirloom Staff 4. SHIRLEY VIZACHERO Burlington Shir 1 Cute 'n sweet and nice to meet . . . elegant black hair . . . always with the twins ... so tiny . . . supports all the dances. F.H.A. 2. 3. ROBERT WALLIS Burlington Speed Did you do your homework? . never hurries . . keeps Finegan's running . . . washes windows. J.V. Football 1, 4, Printing Club 1, 2. 3. 4. RAYMOND WALTERS Burlington Ray- Busy driving his car . . . tall, good- looking . . . tradesman . . me and the A P. Chess Club 1; Track 2. Sen iorS MARILYN WALTON Beverly Marilyn Gives her opinion . . . receives air mail regularly . . . dig that crazy jitterbug . . . actress in Family Living. Cheerleaders Club 1; Spanish Club 2. MELVIN WARREN Burlington Melvin Hard worker . . . reticent . . . smiles away trouble . . . keep it a secret. Basketball 1; Chorus 3, 4; Heirloom Staff 4; Fire Squad 4; Play Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 3, 4; Party Comm. 1. 4; Snack Shack 4; Printing Club 1, 2. 3; Chess Club 4. WILLIAM WATCHORN Burlington Bill Gets lost on moonlight cruises . . . good-natured . . . where's Dick? . . . works at the drive-in. Movie Operator 3, 4. LAWRENCE WEBB Burlington Larry Good things come in big packages, too . lively ambition ... Mr. Fire Squad himself . . . haunts 308. H R. Treas. 1, Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3; Cafeteria Guards 1; Fire Squad 1, 2, Ass t. Chief 3, Chief 4; Party Comm. 4. KENNETH WELLS Burlington Ken- Agreeable . . . pilots model planes . . . sure miss Shirley . . . wants to get married. J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 4; H.R. Officer 2; Fire Squad 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA WILKENS Beverly Stage” One of the Moonglowers . . future nurse . . . anybody see Barb? . . . the answer to a teacher's plea—to have a dozen as quiet as she. Leaders Club 2; Archery 3; Typing Club 3; Knitting Club 4. H. S. 40 FRANK WILLEY Burlington 'Willey' Chases a Fox' . . . sports and cars . . . fits the teet of Burlington . . . oh, how hate to get up in the morning.” Movie Operators 4; Play Comm. 4; Prom Comm. 3, 4. ROBERT WILLIAMS Burlington “Bobby Reserved type . . . attractive brown hair . . . delivers the news’ . . . Say something. Bob.” J.V. Football 2, 3; Chorus 3, 4; Movie Operators 1; Fire Squad 2; Snack Shack 4, Chess Club 4 EMERSON WILMERTON Beverly “Dutch Down to earth ... a future farmer . . . star” of 8th period gym . very agreeable. F.F.A. 1, Reporter 2, Pres. 3, Sec. 4. GRACE WOLVIN Burlington “Grace A natural blonde . . . Stella and Gladys . . . loyal Student Council member . . . rushes mysteriously at noon . . . alert and interested. Cheerleaders Club 1; Student Council 1. 2, 4; H R. Pres. 1; Heirloom Typist 4. KENNETH WOODEN Burlington “Ken Drives a blue Ford . . . Here Kitty, Kitty” . . . Notre Dame fan . . . collects pay at A P” . . . Rocky Marciano. IVINS WRIGHT Beverly “lay Impeccable dresser . . . racks up with a racket . . . Marilyn from Maryland . . . silent partner. H.R. Vice-Pres. 4; Chess Club 1. 3; Spanish Club 2. Sen iorS CHIRSTINE WYRWAL Burlington ‘Chris'' Poland's contribution to the U. S. . . . where's Fran?” . . . very tidy . . . caim smile. Volleyball 2; H.R. Treas. 3. Sec.- Treas. 4; Heirloom Staff 4; G.A.A. 3; H.R. Rep. 4; Leaders Club 3, 4. Play Comm. 3, 4. JOHN YANNARELLA Beverly Brother John Thrives on girls . . . sharp dancer . . . ilirtatious . . . manager of Weiss's . . . Lu. Archery 2, 3; H.R. Vice-Pres. 1; Chorus 1( 2. MIRIAM ZEPPA Burlington “Mim Headin' for the Air Force . . . those, those Florence bebops . . . gets mail horn Notre Dame ... on the boardwalk in Atlantic City . . . two loves make one divine. Volleyball 3. Basketball 3; H.R Rep. 3, 4; Heirloom Staff 4; Student Coun- cil 3; H.R. Sec. 1, Pres. 3; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Play Comm. 3, 4. B.H.S. R.R. UNLIMITED — ARRIVING ON TRACK '54 Well, here we are, at last nearing the end of what must seem to have been quite a long journey. Now that we're reaching the terminal, to which train will you trans- fer? Joe College over there is about to transfer to track '58. His sister, on the other hand, has just about reached her home and won't be traveling far now. And you? Well, no matter, if ever you need help, the Travelers' Aid is just upstairs. What became of that big, noisy crowd that boarded the car with us back there at the beginning? Guess some just didn't buy through tickets when they planned their trips. Some got off at unexpected whistle stops, and then for some Uncle Sam pulled the cord. The remainder has been swelled by a few who flagged the train where there was no scheduled stop, so we still have a goodly number of fellow travelers.” Remember, back when you first climbed up to take your seat? Long time ago, wasn't it? Now take a look back, and recall what you saw of the scenery, when and if you were looking. On the first lap, everything was new and different; we were freshmen then. As sophomores we weren’t quite so alert; we began to act as those who had moved into the lounge car. Then as the trip wore on, the halfway mark was passed; we began to think of the end. And here we are. A lot of credit should go to the conductors. At all times they have been most helpful. Remember the time you were loafing on the observation platform watching the world go by? That was the time a cinder got in your eye. It took a conductor to help then, but it worked out soon enough. They say that travel is broadening and educational. If so, keep this in mind! For every train with an engineer, there has to be a brakeman. Remember, too, that the view is the same from the cab or the caboose. C elehriti WITTIEST Donald Stern and Jane Chase MOST ATHLETIC Richard Pitko and Jacqueline DesChamps PEPPIEST Bessie Frazier and Donald Thompson B.H.S. R.R. UNLIMITED — ARRIVING ON TRACK '54 MOST STUDIOUS Donald Stern and Sally-Lou Conover BEST LOOKING Joan Hutson and Richard Paolillo BEST MANNERED Edward Abdill and Joan Bush BEST DANCERS Shirley Vizachero and Floyd Taylor MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Donald Stern and Sally-Lou Conover MOST POPULAR Jack Russell and Audrey Bromm FLIRTS Barbara George and John Yannarella SHYEST Elaine Adams and Ronald Dallmann (Not Present) BEST DRESSED Audrey Bromm and Thomas Adams on board 45 “Toasty” . Jo© Burke ' Pinky'' Hamilton Ogden Oggy McCloskey Connie Ashton Ebb” - Dunham Flo Dunham Shirley Bradford Sugar Lou Jackson Monica Bates Mrs. J Worthington Dr. Pil’.sy Cliff Hayward Marilyn Austin Jarret Brock Donald Stern Wayne Donnelly Judy Bintliff Delores Cesaretti Diana Cesaretti Janet Hancock Phyllis Doughty Constance DuBell Nettie Caruso Weed Tucker Jack Kingston D. Stem, J. Kingston, J. Brock. UPPER, L. AND R.: N. Caruso, C. DuBell, M. Austin, J. Brock, G. Heisler, W. Tucker, D. Cesaretti, P. Doughty. J. Hancock, D. Cesaretti. LOWER, L. AND R: J. Kingston, W. Donnelly, J. Brock, J. Bintliff, D. Stern, M. Austin, W. Tucker, D. Cesaretti, M. Austin, W. Tucker. J Brock, W. Donnelly, P. Doughty, J. Hancock, D. Cesaretti, D. Stern. “LOVE IS TOO MUCH TROUBLE” On Friday. March 6 and Saturday, March 7, 1953. the class of '54 presented “Love Is Too Much Trouble.” a three-act comedy by Guerney Le Pelley. The scene is a college restaurant, affectionately known as the Poison. Pot.” The time is spring, just before the Junior Prom. As usual, all the students at the college are trying to get a date for the dance. This particular prom caused many problems around which the play revolves. The cast won the approval of its audience as the final curtain fell on the play which was under the excellent direction of Mr. Lowry H. Welch. CAST entertain 'The Inner Willy, a three-act comedy by Bettye Knapp, was presented on November 20 and 21, 1953. It is a humorous story revolving around a teenage boy, Willoughby Adams, who lives with his three unmarried aunts. Unfortunately, his aunts flutter about him as if he were a mere child. Finally Willoughby's conscience, Inner Willy, appears. Inner Willy is visible only to Willoughby. The comedy centers about the happenings caused by Inner Willy's appearances. The success of this play was the result of the excellent work of the cast and of the behind-the-scene workers under the direction of Mr. Lowry H. Welch. CAST Willoughby Adams Aunt Hester Aunt Louise ........... Aunt Olga Stanley Clark Mike........................ Marybelle Turner Trudy Marshall ..... Janet Marshal! Carol Martin Inner Willy ........ Bernard Comegno Marilyn Austin Patricia Leigh Barbara George Richard Lewis Allen Aiken Barbara Bishop Phyllis Doughty Judith Bintliff Janet Hancock Donald Stem D. Stern, A. Aiken, B. Comegno. M. Austin, P. Leigh, B. George, B. Comegno, D. Stem. J. Bintliff, P. Doughty, B. Comegno, D. Stem. “THE INNER WILLY” 47 starlit memories The long-awaited event of our junior year, the Junior Prom, was held on the evening of May 3. The theme Through the Garden Gate was very appropri- ate for the season of the year and proved to be so by the realistic decorations of dogwood, lilacs and greens which were bordered by a white fence. Along with these decora- tions were the girls with glittering jewelry and their pastel colored gowns and the fellows in their slick, black tuxedos; these added the finishing touches to this enchanting scene. The night was filled with much excitement, increased by the dancing to the exotic music of Rip Turner and his orchestra. Along with numerous other happenings, pictures of all the couples were taken during the course of the evening as remembrances of this'gay affair. Now the main event is over, but we will cherish in our hearts the happy memories, the excitement and the thrills of this part of our journey. J Fred Corbezzolo. Clarence Keller. Louis Corbezzolo. Connie Du! Barbara and Bob Bishop Dick Paolillo Rosina Feleppa Audrey Edge Diana and Dolores Cesaretti Marilyn Ausl [ TOP ROW: Dick Pitko. Jim Montgomery. Herb Stiff. MIDDLE ROW: Onori. Bob Rambo. Joe Kane George Rizzq. BOTTOM £OW: Tony -i. Lukis. Bob Dallmtxn. George Syzcnoski. Nettie Caruso Phyllis Dou Stella Dement Judy Bintliff Bessie Frazier Jay Wright Out of town friend and Elaine Adams HOMEROOM 301 TOP ROW: Jack Cassady, Robert DiSanto, Arnold Freifelder, Fred Cor- bezzolo, Gerald Daly. Francis Carni- vale, Tom D’Eustachio, Everett Cham- bers. John DeVan, James Elisha. MIDDLE ROW: Louise Coleman. Delores Coates. William Deacon. Linda Caulfield. Frank Caruso. Helena Clark, Ray Comegno, Jo Ann Burney, Tom Eppler, Roland Ellis. BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Cook. Frank Costello, Lucy Ciemnolonski, Mary Caruso, Mr Shaw. Kathryn Devenny, Jeanette Dinucci, Doris Cress, Margaret Cas- peraites. HOMEROOM 302 TOP ROW: A. J. Jackson. Ronald Gilmore, Daniel Haines. Bruce Kloss, Ronald Howe, Willard Gares. MID- DLE ROW: Carole Friday. Charlotte Hadfield, Juliette Hughes, Alberta Hutson. Eileen Hutton, Barbara Ham- mell, Kay Gaffney. Vincent Guarino, George Goodfellow, Walter Kressler. BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Hellings, Betty Harkins, Jane Greenwood, Anita Gianetto. Mrs. McKenna, Don- ald Ingram, Eddie Herman, Connie Harris, Allen James. OFFICERS Shirley Hellings, Secretary; Phillip Paulucci, President; Ronald Pollock, Vice-President; Marge Marini. Treasurer. HOMEROOM 303 TOP ROW: David Long, Joe McCorm- ck, Ted Lewandowski, John Merlino, Alan Laurendeau, Charles Lippincott, fohn Morrissey, Tom Montgomery. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Murphy, Mar- guerite McCloskey, Albert Michael, Baerbel Leudtke, Marietta Marshall, foe Lowden, Louise Ingram, Dorothy McEIwee, Lola Ireton, Ray Lowden, John Londres. BOTTOM ROW: Jen- nie Lovendoski, Joan Korbut, Mar- guerite Marini. Margaret Judge. Mrs. Dangler, Maria Johnson, Jacqueline McCloskey, Anna Mae Lucas, Mary- ann Marino. HOMEROOM 304 TOP ROW: Joseph Skwara, George Smith, Robert Pfeiffer, William Pitko, Jack Perkins, Davis Parker, George Rogers, Henry Singer, Robert Stokley. MIDDLE ROW: Edward Tarasewicz, Elsie Robinson, Carmela Orsini, Mar- sha Smith, Margaret Smith, Mary Lou Snyder. Phillip Paulucci, Howard Reed, Ronald Pollock. Joseph Ster- notti, Robert Simcox, Edgar Porter. BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Robbins, Ruth Robbins, Ruth Ross, Veria Simpson, Cecilia O'Farrow, Mrs. Stinson, Shir- ley Sternotti, Joyce Stephan, Annette Smith, Eleanor Myers. HOMEROOM 305 TOP ROW: Clarence Van Sciver, Bill Yannarella, Bill Whelan, Rich Wright, Ben Schultz. MIDDLE ROW: Sheldon Wagman, Buddy Wilmerton, Vincent Ziccardi, Clarence Thomas, Tommy Zielinski, Bobby Lucas, Steve Truch- inski. BOTTOM ROW: Jean Wargo, Margie Taubel, Pat Wasilewski, Miss Marren. Barbara Yaniro, Sharon Wal- ters, Beth Uva. HOMEROOM 47 TOP ROW. Paul Weidman, Donald Hughes, Joe Wade, Robert Naylor, Joe Janson. FIRST ROW: Roy Heaton, Bill Kennedy. Donald Jennings, Mr. Wilensky, Calvin Brooks, Emerson Wilmerton. Garey Hope. HOMEROOM 205 TOP ROW: Peter Bareiszis, Ronald Buccigrosse, Francis Atzert, Anthony Cannuli, Harold Benvenuto, Carol Benckert, Raymond Bowles. MIDDLE ROW: Ronald Bakely, James Abele, John Bishop, Barbara Akers, Shirley Bradley, Edna Campbell, Carol Bur- ris, Betty Bintliff, Barbara Balmer, Wilbur Adams, Michael Atkins. Alice Bellick, Anthony Calvert, Allen Cas- key. Edward Barrett. BOTTOM ROW. Louise Cafaro, Mary Borden. Martha Burroughs, Jeannette Calderalle, Miss Fine. Katherine Brown, Marie Buzzelli, Sandra Calland, Rosalie Beffert. HOMEROOM 206 TOP ROW: John Dittman. Elwood Comegys, John Dement, James Darch, Tom Duncan, Gerald DeVan, Robert Crump, Frederick Daniels. MIDDLE ROW: Charles Cliver. William Davis. Frank Conjamio, Joyce Coleman, Ella Davis. Agnes Cross, Doris Devenny, Gladys Dolan, Mary Etta Curlis. Vin- cent Ciemnolonski. BOTTOM ROW: Patricia Daly, Josephine Caruso, Ruth Cliver, Anna Dedeo, Agnes Duchat, Loretta Crafchun, Patricia Clark, Beverly Cox, Frances Dement. Lorelei Danetz, Patricia Cyples. HOMEROOM 207 TOP ROW: Charles Guarnieri, Floyd Emmons, Pete Hasson, James Grabitz, James Gamble, Harold Hyde, Alvin Hooper. Carl Fisher. MIDDLE ROW: Alice Hendrickson, Philip Heisler, Bar- bara Giacomozzi, Doris Gusrang, Betty Frake, Jean Handley, Richard Foulks, Lawrence Gajderowicz, Louis Houston, Carol Edwards, Bert Haney, Wayne Farmer. BOTTOM ROW: May French, Mary Graham, Helen Fisher, Jean Georgianni, Miss Leonard, Nancy Fox, Edith Fenton, Martha Graham, Phyllis Fenton. HOMEROOM 209 TOP ROW: Jack McGuigan. Edna McKinley. Albert Kotch, Fred Lontz. Dick Johnson, Rodger Kelly, Tom Kaupas, Ray Montagno, Terry Mc- Ginley, Ed Londres. MIDDLE ROW: Norman Jobes, Bernie Lyczak, Bob Leuallen, Leah Horton. Margaret Mc- Grath, Eleanor Jenkins, Hester Jobes, Sally Kloss. Jack Lear, Bill Leuallen. Bernadette Lukis, Marion Londres, Elizabeth Lee. Joan Jackson, Janet Jackson. BOTTOM ROW: Kathryn Lengal, Dorothy Jones, Michael Ian- none, Robert Irwin. Phyllis Kesselman, Miss Williams, Martha McCloskey. Alice McElwee, Gail Leon, Angie Libertini, Barbara Lucas. HOMEROOM 210 TOP ROW: Richard Mueller, Charles Radoczy, Wayne Mathis, Steven Pfeiffer, Ronald Palma, Stanley Mor- gan, Roger Naylor, James Moore, Larry Purdy. MIDDLE ROW: Lynn Naylor, Dolores Parzyck, Luciana Marrani, Kathryn Pinto, Patricia North, Peggy Morris, Joanne Millar, Loretta Podalak, Sara Michelson, Carol Parker, Barbara Parsons, Lynn Par- sons, Gene Massimi, Leonard Miller. BOTTOM ROW: Nelson Rainier, Mar- cia Myers, Lorraine Onori, Daniel Mark, Norman Morgan, Elizabeth Morris, Mrs. Van Deusen, Venita O'Neill, Alfred Myers, Ronald Mein- zer, Phillip Reillo, Sylvia Morris, David Renzi. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Carol Ann Burris, Secretary; Purdy, President; Sandra Calland, Treasurer; Steve Pfeiffer, Vice-Presi- dent. TOP ROW: William Seawell. Earl Saunders, Oliver Snyder, Robert Rogers, William Smith, Francis Var- saci, Thomas Severi, Richard Taylor, Clarence Thompson, Frank Schwartz. Eugene Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Fay Howell, Gail Tracy, Barbara Smith, Janice Thorne, Ruth Tollman, Lois Shinn, Sue Regars, Patricia Sexton, Margaret Sabo, John Terzano, Ralph Rodman. BOTTOM ROW: Patricia Venditti, Joan Salajan, Joan Saxton, Barbara Edith Reynolds, Mr. Schey- hing, Hilary Van Sciver, Janet Van Sciver, Doris Sheridan, Barbara Shay. HOMEROOM 216 TOP ROW: Anne Welsh, John Biehn, Vincent Zoppina, Carl Zuchlinski, John Bozarth, Bob Anderson. Ronnie Brewer, Tom Wells, Lewis Walters. MIDDLE ROW: Bernice Wanczyk, Cordelia Bisbee, Mary Lou Wright, Peggy Bramall, Barbara Yannarella, Kay Webb, Gwen Borden, Pat Walker, Elaine Bell, Claire Wilson, Marian Wright. BOTTOM ROW: Bill Baird. Sandy Wallace, Ruth Bell, Lorean Algood, Mr. Newman, Dolores Wall- rath, Ellen Wilson, Janet Brosius, Eleanor Brock. Jack Bowen, Treasurer; Ann Russell, Vice-Presi- dent; Bill Fenimore, President; Pat Silkowski, Secretary. OFFICERS HOMEROOM 35 TOP ROW: Clinton Armstrong, Rich- ard Abdill, Maurice Allen, Karl Bein- stingel, David Bell. MIDDLE’ROW; Kathleen Bakely, Phyllis Austin. Mary Jane Bartlett, Raymond Bishop, Francis Bearsch, Diane Benckert, David Allin- son. Thomas Applegate. BOTTOM ROW: Lucille Beffert, Marie Behot, Emily Arnao. Joan Adams, Mrs. Han- quist, Theresa Albanesi. Connie Bare- iszis, Carol Balmer. HOMEROOM 36 TOP ROW: John Broadnax. Alexan- der Boone. Charles Boone. Bill Boyd, Frank Carboni, John Borden. MIDDLE ROW: Gerry Capri, Tony Cardi, Ralph Calisti, Sam Cliver, Joan Champor, Carol Caulfield, Jane Bozarth, Hannah Clark. Jack Bowen. Vernon Clark. BOTTOM ROW: Lu- cretia Cocca. Teresa Cimino, Jim Christy, Eleanor Bridge, Mrs. Lom- bardi, Sarah Brown, Barbara Buser, Pearl Casciella, Kathryn Brogan. 56 HOMEROOM 45 TOP ROW: Raymond Coles, Harry Craythorn, Charles Crick, Levern Conway, Raymond Duncan, Edward Costello, Clifford Drake, Arthur Evans, Richard Edge. MIDDLE ROW: Ru- dolph Cross, James Crowe, Sheila Dunlap, Joan Donaldson, Judy D’Erico, Stanton Cook, Peggy Eppler, Judy Cohen, Marie Diaczynsky, Roberta Cloak, Bill Fenimore. BOTTOM ROW: Delores Edge, Margaret Egan, Evelyn Cunningham. Ernestine Davis, Mr. Stinson, Betty Davis, Delores Filanow- ski, Julia Ercol, Joyce Eberly. HOMEROOM 46 TOP ROW: Tony Fijalkowski, Salva- tore Gangemi, Albert Gussler, Wayne Giberson, Anthony Greski, Joseph Fiot, John Fox, John Henderson, Ed Gitto. MIDDLE ROW: Sandra Gussrang, Alice Harkeson, Sandra Foster, De- lores Garcia, Sara Gussler, Leonard Gardner, Sylvia Harris, Pearlie Ful- more. Rose Hill, Rodderick Goodjohn, Ted Gordon. BOTTOM ROW: Helen Griffith, Robert Gould. Lee Gilbert. Ettore Guidabaldi, Mrs. Larkin, Lois Haney, Eugene Greene, Sylvia Foster, Anne Heckscher. HOMEROOM 102 TOP ROW: Lois Jackson, Iris Keeler, Patricia Hughes, Nancy James, Ed- ward Kane, Robert Johnson, Clarence Jones. MIDDLE ROW: Thomas Lau- inger Richard Horn, James Kelly, Wilden Lawrence, Jeanne Kelly, Lor- etta Hunter, Emily Leeds, Patricia Hutton, Jacqueline Lyon, Sandra Hunter, Walter Hufford, Thomas Low- den, Robert Lanning. BOTTOM ROW. Mary Ann Keller. Edith Leigh, Derene Jungblut, Patricia Lentz, Ruthann Kim- ble, Mrs. Santamarina, Audrey Kem- ble, Elaine Howe, Joel Leidner, Thomas Lucas, Dorothy Hokamp. 57 HOMEROOM 109 TOP ROW: Edward Olculewicz. Myrtle Major. Carol McCormick. Eileen McHenry, Joe Miceli, William McCullough, William Palmer MIDDLE ROW Karen Morea, Martin Moritz, Robert Mead, Lois Parker, Elizabeth Onori, Patricia Major. John Merritt. Michael Panico, Stanley Matusiak, Robert Mullica. BOTTOM ROW: Kathleen McGrath. Kay McDowell, Jane O'Shaugh- anessey. Mr. Hewitt. Richard Meredith. Madeline Panico, Mary McKinley. Kirk Mathis. HOMEROOM 201 TOP ROW: Sandra Robertson, Robert Richardson, Myron Roth, Lewis Rudolph. Lillian Sills, George Price, William Rockhill, James Saia. MIDDLE ROW: Doris Rogers, Brenda Rovins, Nancy Rhawn, Ellen Petroski, Dorothy Schwartz, Patricia Pettit, Joan Perkins, Patricia Silkowski. Gwen Selfridge. BOTTOM ROW: Paul Schmeck, Sandra Roughton, Connie Randall, Char- lotte Parzyck, Ruth Shinn, Ann Paulucci, Anne Russell, Ann Pennise, Edwina Paxton. HOMEROOM 204 TOP ROW: Roscoe Wright. John Yaniro, Roosevelt Woods. Richard Wolfe. Kenneth Johnson, Edward Wilking. MIDDLE ROW: Ronnie Williams, Ronnie Warren, Nathan Wilkins. Douglas With, Patricia Wallis, Grace Weber, Kenneth Walton, Mary Wade. BOTTOM ROW: Martha Wajda, Veronica Wichnowski, Tamara Wojick, Arleen Whelan, Mr. Maher, Doris Wallace, Arlene Wiesler, Tanzie Tucker. HOMEROOM 203 TOP ROW: Judith Taylor, Sarah Shipman, Edward Van Sciver, William Szychoski, Richard Smekal, Terril Stiles, Joseph Taylor. MIDDLE ROW. Ronald Van Sciver, Michael Tomaszevski, Arthur Trepanier, Bruce Stone, Lillian Smok. Lorraine Skwara. Henry Vonderkall, Arthur Van Sciver, William Thorne. Margaret Shippen, William Thatch. FIRST ROW: Terence Simpkins, Catherine Van Sciver, Barbara Tucker, Patricia Uva, Miss Michaels, Mary Tucker, Joan Taylor, Bessie Vernon, Barbara Smith, Teddy Sitek. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ronald Palmer and Anne Rhawn, Marge Marini and Dick Taylor, Shirley Hellings and Bob Pfeiffer, Nettie Caruso and Tom Adams. Mr. Hollinger, demonstrating the non- compressibility of water to his physics class. STANDING: Shirley Hellings, Roberta Hutson, Lola Ireton, Marcia Ayrer. Barbara George. SEATED: Jean Wargo, Matthew Mazur, Marge Mar- ini, Dick Taylor. 60 lAde planned Elaine Adams, Sheldon Wagman. Marilyn Austin, and Audrey Edge. Benjamin Schultz, Donald Stern, and Arthur Johnson. Edward Abdill, Stella Dement, and Joan Bush. Mrs. Hanquist, Mrs. McKenna, Sally- Lou Conover, Mrs. Kalikow, Mrs. Dixon. HEIRLOOM STAFF HEADS Editor-in-Chief .................. Sally-Lou Conover Business Managers .... Joan Bush and Edward Abdill Senior Write-ups . . Judith Bintlifi and Mary Morrissey Senior Activities ..................... Patricia Leigh Photography...............Audrey Edge, Marilyn Austin, Sheldon Wagman Boys' Sports ........................... Donald Stern Girls' Sports .................................... Jane Chase Typing Staff ......................... Stella Dement Art .................................... Elaine Adams Plays ................................. Angelina Nucci History ............................... John Kingston Faculty Sponsors: Mrs. Dixon, Chairman; Mrs. Mc- Kenna, Business; Mrs. Kalikow, Photography; Mrs. Hanquist, Art. Mary Morrissey, Judith Bint- liff and Patricia Leigh. lour TYPING AND BUSINESS STAFFS TOP ROW: John Szwed, Dick Lewis, Edward Abdill. Joseph Egan, Norman Fenimore, Helen Hance. SEATED: Shirley Bishop, Gail Heisler, Doris Knauss, Joan Bush, Angelina Nucci, Miriam Zeppa, Stella Dement, Gladys Moore. AT TYPEWRITER: Sandria Sack. When the Class of '54 came to us, we were able to give many suggestions for their tour of 1950-54. You see, as a traveling agency, we are well-equipped to help people plan trips, tours and visits to special exhibits and activities. In the case of the Class of '54, we considered a tour by bus, train, or bicycle. We seemed to have finally settled on the train trip. In arranging the tour, we had to do a great deal of work. A list of all activities had to be compiled for them to use; photography equip- ment had to be chosen and arranged so that pictures of the many sights and landmarks could be brought back to be remembered. Because of this planning, we are able to show you what went on, what they saw, how they entertained one another, and how they participated in the various activities and organizations along the way. This was made possible by the united efforts of the staff. Now you can meet through a pictorial and verbal descrip- tion, each person who contributed to the execution of this enjoyable tour. LITERARY ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEES TOP ROW: Powell Reynolds, Harold Boyd, Bernard Comegno, Encil Smith, James Breslin, Leon Transeau, Sheldon Wagman, Melvin Warren. MIDDLE ROW: Christine Wyrwal, Ernest Haynes. Joseph Egan. Marlene Okulewicz, Alice Miller, Gail Heisler. Theresa Lewandoska. Elaine Adams, Judy Bintliff, Janet Hancock. Marilyn Austin. Connie DuBell. Lucille Ridley. SEATED: Mary Morrissey. Frances Jacobi, Joan Hutson. Ann Rhawn, Bessie Frazier. Joan Duncan. Audrey Edge, Phyllis Doughty, Zelda Morgan, Barbara Bishop. r The National Honor Society of Bur- lington High School has been char- tered since 1948 and has a total of 57 members at present. Membership in this organization is determined on an individual's qualities of leadership, scholarship, character, and service. The Honor Society sponsors dances and films to meet its expenses and raise money. Each year the two main projects of the Honor Society are the Induction Ceremony — enrolling new members and purchasing something worthwhile to leave to the school for future use. To be a member of the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors that can be obtained in high school. Student Council is one of the key organizations of our school because it represents the entire student body. Its members are representatives chosen from each homeroom. Council meets every two weeks to discuss possbile improvements for the school. One of its outstanding accomplishments this year has been to raise a fund for our exchange student. One of its big events was the annual Holly Dance. The Council plans to send one member of this year's junior class to Europe for the summer. We are very proud of the fine job our Student Council has done this year, and we know they will continue the superior work in all the years ahead. TOP ROW: Vincent Ziccardi, Vice-President; Joseph Olive, Treasurer; Bruce Atkins, President. SEATED: Judith Bintliff, Secretary. BACK ROW: Dick Lewis, Robert Wack, Harold Hyde, Matthew Coccia, Tom Adams. Sheldon Wagman, Garey Hope, Norman Fenimore, Bruce Atkins. Joe Olive, Vincent Ziccardi, Peggy Eppler, Janice Thorne. MIDDLE ROW: Shirley Sternotti, Joel Leidner, Grace Wolvin, Rod Palma, Marge Marini, Marcia Ayrer, Bill Fenimore, Carole Burris, Tony Cardi, Kay Van Scivei. SEATED: Ruth Shinn, Lorelei Danetz, Robert Gould, Sandria Sack. Judy Bintliff, Joan Hutson, Mr. Updike, Pat Doughty. STANDING: Constance Du- Bell, Ellen Wilson, Donald Stern, Miss Ambruster, Jack Russell, Marsha Smith. SEATED: Tom Zelinski, San- dra Calland, Earl Saunders, Phyllis Doughty, James Bres- lin, Audrey Edge, Ronald Pollock, Joan Bush, Bruce Anderson, Carole Friday. CIYS stands for Committee for Improv- ing Your School. The four freshmen, sopho- mores, and juniors, and the eight seniors that make up this group, under the able direction of Miss Ambruster, try to do just that. The CIYS suggestion box allows the entire student body to submit to the CIYS for consideration any question, problem, or comment which they think demands atten- tion. The Movie Operators Club is composed of a total of 27 boys and girls who are assigned to show all motion pictures that come into our school. Each night 3 members of the club are assigned to set up the equipment which consists of 3 motion picture projec- tors, 4 slide projectors, 3 record players, an opaque projector, tape recorder, and the public address systems in the office and the gym. The operators also preview any motion pictures for the teachers when requested to do so. During the first semester of school, members of the club showed 227 films, a total of 785 times, to an audience of approxi- mately 23,500 pupils. Anyone interested in joining the Movie Operators Club may do so by contacting Mr. Hollinger during the first week of school. MOVIE OPERATORS TOP ROW: Frank Appleton, Gwendolyn Borden, Terry Stiles, Richard Wright, Bem- ie Lyczak, Bill King, Edward Smith, Francis Varsaci, Rich- ard Johnson. Jack Perkins. MIDDLE ROW: Stanley Lav- das, Robert Irwin, Francis Atzert, Walter Kressler, Sec - Treas.; Bruce Anderson. Pres.; George Goodfellow, Vice-Pres.; Frank Willey, Jerry Leibowitz, Robert An- derson, John Bishop. Pete Hasson, Bill Watchom. SEATED: Edward Van Sci- ver, Margaret McGrath. Richard Abdill, Mr Hol- linger. Ted Clair, Shirley Bradley, Terry McGinley. ________________________hS 3.J4..A. TOP ROW: Audrey Bromm, Pat Doughty, Bar- bara Bishop. Phyllis Doughty, Kay Webb, Martha McClosky, Nancy Fox, Fay Howell, Dolores Coates, Connie Harris, Martha Graham, Katherine Pinto, Anne Welsh, Kathryn Lengel. SECOND ROW; Annette Smith, Cecelia O'Far- row, Gladys Moore, Frances Silkowski, Frances Miceli, Doris Hood, Pat Daly, Barbara Shay, Doris Devenny, Barbara Edith Reynolds, Vir- ginia Bell, Pat Sexton, Barbara Hammell. THIRD ROW: Edna McKinley. Pat Christy, Hester Jobes, Angie Nucci, Miriam Zeppa, Lillian Craft, Linda Caulfield, Joan Duncan, Judy Bintliff, Connie DuBell, Lola Ireton, Bar- bara George, Janet Hancock. Marcia Ayres, Kay Gaffney, Bertie Hutson, Carmela Orsini. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Siler, Carol Benckert, Loretta Podolak, Dolores Singer, Jane Green- wood, Ruth Tollman, Jean Georgoanni, Pat Leigh, Zelda Morgan. Joan Bush, Ann Rhawn, Carol Edwards, Frances Jacobi, Barbara Yaniro, Pat Wasilewski. 33J. • BACK ROW: Ettore Guidobaldi, Albert Guss- ler, Lewis Rudolph, Calvin Brooks, Joseph Mourey, Richard Foulks, Charles Radoczy, Thomas Lucas, William Kennedy, Robert Nay- lor, Roy Heaton, Mr. Wilensky. SEATED: Clin- ton Armstrong, Maurice Allen, Paul Weidman, Frank Conjamie, Garey Hope. President; Emer- son Wilmerton, Joseph Wade, Joseph Janson. C rew TOP ROW: Carlton Fisher, Stephen Ross, Robert Leuallen, Harold Boyd. Arthur Johnson. Ronald Gilmore, Thomas Lowden. BOTTOM ROW: Wilden Lawrence, Leon Transeau, Thomas Lauringer, James Saia. Richard Mueller, Mr. Welch. 2 ram a STANDING: Mary Lou Snyder. Caron McCorm- ick, Pat Major. Sylvia Morris. Joanne Burney, Marie Johnson, Lorean Algood, Lorraine Onori, Leona Rainier, Jane O'Shaughnessy. Sarah Brown, Mary McKinley, Phyllis Kesselman. Marion Wright. SEATED: Eleanor Myers, Ann Paulucci, Edith Fenton, Alice Hendrickson, Mrs. Santamarina, Nancy Murphy, Margaret Smith, Lucretia Cocca. 66 oCettermen TOP ROW: A. J. Jackson, Elwood Comegys, Clayton Long, Oscar Jackson, Mort Haney. MIDDLE ROW: Joe Skwara, Charles Stein- mann. Bill Solan, Dick Paolillo, Don Thompson, Joe Kane. FIRST ROW: Newt Epps, George Coates, Warren Goldsby, Ray Montagno, Fred Carbezzolo, Harry Crump, Don Jennings, Dick Pitko. «-Snortimen TOP ROW: Carl Zuchlinsi, Clarence Van Sciver, Rob Rogers, Richard Horn, Arnold Freifelder. Edward Rhawn, Richard Mitchell, Donald Hughes, Jack Perkins, Edward Barrett, Edward Tarasewicz. SECOND ROW: Dan Haines, George Szychoski, Earl Saunders, Ed Costello, Jack McGuigan, Wayne Farmer, David Mc- Intyre, Howard Reed, William Smith, Richard Taylor, George Smith. SEATED: Bob Gould, Bruce Stone, William Deacon, William Baird, Mr. Newman, Elwood Knight, Ralph Rodman. BACK ROW: Doris Knauss, Louise jCafaro, Patricia North, Dorothy Jones, Josephine Tosi- ano, Shirley Bishop, Dorothy Travea. Helen Hance, Elizabeth Jackson, Janet Brosius, Helena Clark, Miss Marren, Marie Stubbs, I-ois Rich- ardson. Elsie Robinson, Mary McCormick. Louise Coleman, Agnes Duchat, Agnes Cross, Doris Sheridan. SEATED: Barbara Lucas, Margie Taubel. Angie Libertini. Shirley Smith! Ann O Neill, Antoinette Buccigrossi, Shirley Stemotti, Dorothy McElwee. Anna Mae Lucas, Nancy Cook. udit onum m on i lord STANDING: Susan Francesco, Kitty Brown, Barbara Shay, Betty Frake, Barbara Balmer! Anne Welsh. SEATED: Bernice Wancyzk, Lor- raine Onori, Lynn Naylor, Josephine Tosiano, Dorothy Travea, Mr. Hewitt. FORMING THE L: Pearl Fulmore, Mary Wade, Pat Wallace. Joan Saxton, Jane Chase, Veria Simpson, Joan Hutson, Alice Miller, Jacqueline DesChamps, Theresa Lewandowska, Sandra Calland. Ann Pennise. FORMING THE C: Grace Weber, Carol Parker, Barbara Parsons, Ellen Wilson. Joyce Fenton. Evelyn Cox, Cath- erine Devenny, Sylvia Harris, Judy Taylor, Peggy Bramall, Leah Horton, Jeanette Dinucci, Sandra Robertson, Lynn Naylor, Joan Smith, Elaine Adams, Eileen Hutton. (j. hi epreAentativeS TOP ROW: Phyllis Austin. Marietta Marshall, Marcia Ayrer, Barbara Balmer, Betty Frake, Mary McKinley, Mary Ann Keller. MIDDLE ROW: Margaret Smith, Marjorie Taubel, Jean- ette Dinucci, Alberta Hutson, Gail Heisler, Shirley Smith, Leah Horton, Shirley Bishop. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Fine, Jane Chase, Joan Hutson, Alice Miller, Jacqueline DesChamps, Peggy Bramall, Sandra Robertson, Catherine Devenny, Mrs. Cleaver. photography STANDING: Ray Coles. Bill McCullough, Bill Simpkins. Mr. Shaw, Sheldon Wagman, Robert Johnson. SEATED: Robert Richardson, George Price, Roddrick Goodjohn, Ronnie Williams, Roscoe Wright, Ronnie Warren, Willie Thatch, Stan Matusiak, Ed Gitto. BACK: Eugene Simpson, Bob Wallace, Francis Carnival, Ray Comegno. FRONT: Jack Russell, David Shinn, George Rizzo, Ray Walters, Mr. Grace. JjL rar y LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Balmer, Ernestine Davis, Barbara Balmer, Barbara Buser, Pat C!ark, Mary Tucker, Sandra Gusrang, Sandra Foster. Mary Lou Wright. Miss Maier, Henri- etta Dickinson, Dolores Filanowski, Barbara Yannarella, Peg Casperaites, Barbara Tucker, Sarah Shipman, Peggy McGrath. Mary Etta Curlis, Gail Leon. CP.D. 9Pln9 STANDING: Elaine Howe, Katherine Brown. William Seawell, Susan Francesco, Anthony Greski, Mary Jane Bartlett. Colleen Workman, Janice Thorne, Allen Caskey, Emily Leeds, Michael Iannone, Iris Keeler, Mrs. McKenna. SEATED — BACK ROW: Joseph McCormick, Albert Brcjdbent, Choon Ja Park, Brenda Rovins. Dolores Garcia. MIDDLE ROW: Judith Cohen, James Barthmaier. Barbara Smith Marie Diaczynsky, Peggy Eppler. FRONT ROW. Gail Leon, Cordelia Bisbee, Phyllis Austin, Lillian Sills. LEFT TO RIGHT: Anita Clarke, Joan Adams Loretta Hunter, Kathryn Cyples, Beverly Cox, Barbara Hoey, Sandria Sack, Patricia Hutton. M CU BACK ROW: Leonard Gardner, Nancy Borden. Mrs. Hanquist, Encil Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Lynn Parsons. Patricia Uva, Joan Perkins, Myrtle Major. Patricia Perkins. FRONT ROW. Jeanne Kelly, May French. Derene Jungblut, Joyce Eberly, Evelyn Cunningham. LEFT TO RIGHT: Danny Calderale, Mr. Ange- branndt, Harry Hudson, Norman Morgan, Eu- gene Smith, William Davis. Bob Pfeiffer. BACK ROW: Wilbur Adams, Sue Regars, Bob Stokley, Joan Jackson, Joanne Millar, Henry Singer, Janet Jackson, Doris Lee, Miss Leonard, Charles Harris, Marietta Marshall, Catherine Jones, Sandra Hunter, Alvin Hooper, Tanzie Tucker, Marian Londres, Gertrude Houston, Ernest Merritt, Alice Bellick, Joseph Taylor. SEATED: Mary Graham. Kurt Mathis. Virginia Gilbert. Teresa Cimino, Connie Randall, Sylvia Foster, Audrey Kemble, Marie Buzzelli, Doris Gusrang, Joel Leidner, Joyce Stephan. eid LEFT TABLE: Robert Williams. Karl Beinstin- gel, Miss Michaels, Ronald Brewer, Richard Daniels. RIGHT TABLE: Anthony Cardi, Myron Roth, Frank Caruso, Melvin Warren, John Biehn, Richard Rothblum, Baerbel Luedtke, Frank Costello. Sharon Walters. BEHIND COUNTER: Harold Boyd, Melvin Warren. Audrey Edge, Gail Heisler, Ann O'Neill, Frances Silkowski. Pat Leigh, Connie DuBell, Theresa Lewandowska. Angie Barbera, Elaine Adams, Ann Buccigrossi, Mr. Stinson. IN FRONT OF COUNTER: Joan Bush, Jeanette Dinucci, Anita Clark, Marsha Smith, Cordelia Bisbee, Bob Blow, Dick Lewis. naCi redd STANDING: Allan James, Joan Salajan, Frank Schwartz. Sara Michelson, Jean Handley, Barbara E. Reynolds. Doris Wallace, Betty Frake, Roger Naylor, Judy Zuczek, Anita Gianetto, Miss Kershner, Marsha Smith, Richard Lewis. SEATED: Elaine Bell, James Breslin, Jack Kingston, Peggy Judge, Carole Friday. 71 This year was an especially musical one. The chorus combined forces with the Trenton Youth Symphony to give two concerts, both of which were big successes. Mr. Mahan's vocalists also gave a Christmas concert with the band in the gym. In the spring the orchestra joined the chorus to present the annual spring concert, the high point of which was a thrilling interpretation of “The Battle Hymn of the Republic. Both the junior and senior plays included music by the orchestra. The Blue and White Band gave their inspirational support to the football games, and climaxed the year with a spring concert. ORCHESTRA STANDING: Sandra Robert- son, Lillian Sills, Mary Jane Bartlett. BACK ROW: David Allinson. Robert Landoe, Mickey Breslin, John Kilmer, Jack Kingston, David Bell, Everett Chambers, Stanley Morgan, Eddy Okulwitz, Lanny Hartely, Wayne Don- nely, David Parker, Edward Watts. Carol Balmer, Mary Wade. Loretta Pololak, Marie Diaznsky. MIDDLE ROW: Jean Georgianni, Phyllis Austin, Barbara Akers, Bill Baird, Lynn Cramer, Bar- bara-Edith Reynolds. Made- line Panico, Dolores Parzyk. Barbara Yannerella. FRONT ROW: Judy Zuczek, Elaine Howe. Brenda Rovins, Bar- bara Smith, Marion Londres PIANO: Frances Dement. Margie Eagan. ABSENT: Carol Benckert, Robert Lan- ning, Josephine Caruso, Claire Van Sciver. CHORUS TOP ROW: Marion Londres. Edith Fenton, Baerbel Luedtke, Peggy Casperaites, Janet Van Sciver, Mary Tucker, Betty Frake, Robert Williams, Jerry DeVan. Maurice Walker. Carl Fisher, Roger Naylor, Powell Reynolds, Lillian Sills, Elaine Bell, Judy Zuczek, Lynn Naylor. SECOND ROW: Veria Simpson. Dorothy Hokamp, Judy Derico, Barbara Giacomozzi, Melvin Warren, Robert Crump. John Terzano, Cecial Swain. Theodore Gordon. Peter Bareiszis. Venita O'Neill. THIRD ROW: Nancy Fox, Gail Leon, Ruthann Kim- ble, Karen Morea, Charles Remington, Phillip Parrish, John Biehn, Raymond Devlin, Scott Warren, Dorothy Schwartz, Sylvia Morris, Lucille Beffert, Ruth Bell. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Mahan, Kitty Brown, Lorraine Onori, Elsie Onori, Martha Burroughs. Sandra Rough- ton, Tommy Stuart, Robert Brown, Louis Houston, Wilbur Adams, Gary Jankowski, Arthur Evans, Eleanor Davis, Doris Wallace, Edith Leigh. AT PIANO: Frances Dement. Weir ave music white e we nae dt BAND FIRST ROW. E. Abdill, E. Arnao. F. James. G. Boykin, R. Broadbent, L. Gittings, G. Rogers. A Cardi, D. Ingram, L. Craft, B. George. SECOND ROW: B. Bishop, L. Ingram, D. Lud- wig. W. Poole, S. Kennedy. A. Coppola, S. Francesco, C. Parzyck, P. Lentz, S. Parzyck, B Brown, N. Taubel, J. Cramer, P. Schmek, K. Bakely, E. Onori THIRD ROW: J. Greenwood, J. Bintliff, C. Workman, S. Shipman. E. Watts. A. Aiken, R. Tollman, D. Parker, C. Keller, L. Podolak, J. Smith. J. Perkins, B. Baird, M. Keller. FOURTH ROW: C. O'Farrow, C. Devenny. D. Harralson, B. Akers, J. Kilmer, L. Hartley, J. Kingston, O. Snyder, W. Donnelly, E. Okule- wicz, J. Stoppelbein, B. Reynolds. L. Cramer. M. Bishop, B. Yaniro, E. Brock. FIFTH ROW: D. Devenny, J. Caruso, M. Buzzelli, T. Stellwag, P. Epp’.er, M. Panico, A. Boone, A. Broadbent, J. Perkins. R. Howe. J. Dement, D. Bell, R Horn, B. Kee, T. Wojick, B. Pettit, L. Ireton, A. Hutson. SIXTH ROW J. Dittman, T. Clair, T. Eppler, C. Boone, S. Morgan, S. Dement, C. Benckert, J. Duncan, L Caulfield, B. Parsons, P. Doughty, P. Major, E. Chambers, R. Gilbert, J. Szwed, B. Lanning, P. Weidman. SENIOR COLOR GUARDS Phyllis Doughty. Stella Dement. Joan Duncan. COLOR GUARDS Stella Dement, Carol Benckert. Joan Duncan, Linda Caulfield. Barbara Parsons, Phyllis Doughty, Patricia Major. SENIOR TWIRLERS Edward Abdill, Barbara George, Judy Bintliff, Barbara Bishop. Jim Moore goes up. Raymond Costello Fred Corbezzolo skirts end. Gunner Mazur ties him up. Robert Dotti FOOTBALL B.H.S. PIGSKIN HIGHLIGHTS OF 1953 The 1953 pigskin warriors of B.H.S., coached by Raymond Costello, bounced back-and-forth on the gridiron the past season to mark a record of only five victories against four defeats. Although the Blue Devils” didn't live up to their predecessors, they gave all they had for loyal fans from the opening kickoff to the final tackle. The Burls” opened their gridiron campaign on home grounds against Mt. Holly in a blaze of glory as Joe Skwara and Lou Corbezzolo led the scoring attack in a 19-0 victory over the Hollies.” The Blue Devils” defense wall cracked in the next game as they journeyed to Millville, and the Trojans” handed B.H.S. their first defeat of 25-0. On the following Saturday, the Blue and White trounced the Moorestown Quakers” 34-0 as Newton Epps scampered into the end zone for four TD's to spark the triumph. The roof fell in once more as the unbeaten Palmyra Red Devils” invaded the Burls” stronghold for a tradi- FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Richard Paolillo, Newton Epps, Bill Solan, Ralph Stevenson, Don Jennings, Fred Corbez- zolo, Albert Michael, Joe Skwara, Joe Kane, Donald Hughes, Matthew Mazur, Elwood Comegys, Dick Pitko, Tom Kaupas. SECOND ROW: Head Coach Ray Costello, Charles Steinmann, Kenneth Wells, Wm. Thatch, Wayne Donnelly, Roy Heaton, Joe Wade, Steve Pfeiffer, Buddy Wilmerton, Ronald Palma. James Darch, Jay Smith, Jack Russell, Floyd Taylor. Louis Corbezzolo, Coach Albano. THIRD ROW Stan- ley Morgan, Joe Egan, Arnold Freifelder, Bob Pfeif- fer, Joe Spinogatti, Jimmy Gamble, Larry Purdy, John Terzano, Raymond Bowles, Bucky Kloss, Buddy Abele, Vince Ziccardi. FOURTH ROW: Pete Heisler, Jimmy Grabitz, Earl Saunders, Ronald Williams, Ronnie Howe, Frank Conjamie, Bill Pitko, Ed Kane, Dave Rothblum, Morris Allen, Joe Miceli, Dan Calderale TOP ROW: Johnny Borden, Frank Schwartz. Charles Guarnieri, Ray Lowden, Jack Wargo, Ted Gordon. Ronnie Buccigrosse, Tony Greski, Bob Leuallen, Coach Joe Costello. Tom Lowden, Gordon Stevenson. Jim Saia, Bill Boyd, Carl Beinstingel, Jim Jackson, Steven Ross, Bill Butterfield. B.H.S. PIGSKIN SCHEDULE Burls OF 1953 Opps. 19 Mt. Holly 0 0 Millville 25 34 Moorestown 0 0 Palmyra 20 26 Bristol 0 0 Paulsboro 35 19 Riverside 6 19 Woodrow Wilson 0 0 Florence 40 117 Totals 126 tional classic rout of 20-0. The B.H.S. gridders traveled across the Delaware the next week to tackle the Bristol eleven, under the lights, for their 21st annual Little Brown Jug'' game. Newton Epps, Rich Pitko, and Johnny Borden provided the scoring punch as the Blue Devils trounced the Bunnies 26-0 for their 11th victory against seven set-backs in the annual event, plus three thrilling ties. The Red Raiders from Paulsboro handed the Burls their third loss by a terrific score of 35-0, but they bounced back the next week-end to whip the Riverside Rams 19-6 as Fred Corbezzolo and Newton Epps led 'the Blue Devils offense. Corbezzolo also passed to Matt Mazur, who made a sensational leaping catch of the pigskin in touchdown land. The B.H.S. performers made it two wins in a row the next outing as they defeated the Presidents of Woodrow Wilson High 19-0 with Rich Pitko and Charles Steinmann leading the triumph. In the final Thanksgiving Day event, the unbeaten Flor- ence Flashes, aided by their brilliant halfback, Ulysses Morton, trounced the Blue Devils 40-0 to end the gridiron season in which Coach Costello's pigskin boys posted five wins against four setbacks. Burlington High School's 1953 football season wasn't extra special, but the students were proud of the players who represented them the past season. The Burls” had a fine team with a good coaching staff throughout the gridiron campaign. Richard Pitko Richard Paolillo Joseph Kane Fred Corbezzolo against Mount Holly Fred Corbezzolo Donald Jennings Roy Heaton against Palmyra. Donald Hughes William Solan FRESHMAN TEAM Jim Moore, shooting against Moorestown. STANDING: Coach Dotti. A1 Broadbent. Robert Moore.Ed Wojcik. Ronnie Williams. Anthony Greski. Jim Jackson. KNEELING: Eddie Costello. Vernon Clark. David Bell, Steven Ross, Ronald Warren, Bill Fenimore. VARSITY STANDING: Bill Solan. Dick Pitko, Mort Haney, Joe Kane, James Moore. KNEELING: Mr. Dotti, Tony Lukis, Robert Crump, Norman Fenimore, Matthew Mazur, Harry Crump. SCHEDULE They We Away Salem 47 33 Away Ewing Twp. 36 49 Away Riverside 61 35 Away Woodrow Wilson SI 46 Away Palmyra 68 28 Home Moorestown 44 54 Away Bordentown Manual Training 45 53 Home Mt. Holly 39 65 Home Palmyra 41 47 Heme Riverside 43 39 Home Woodrow Wilson 54 44 Away Moorestown 47 49 Away Camden Vocational 39 51 Away Mt. Holly 52 el- Home Salem 43 se Home Camden Vocational 40 55 Home Ewing Twp. 56 68 Heme Millville 53 65 Group II Playoii Palmyra 36 31 South Jersey Playoffs Millville 58 48 JUNIOR VARSITY STANDING: Mr. Stinson, Jack Morrissey, Larry Purdy, Roger Naylor, Sheldon Wagman, Dick Taylor. KNEELING: Tom Kaupas, Frank Schwartz, James Darch, Vince Zoppina, Raymond Bowles. BASKETBALL Coach Bob Dotti's '53-'54 starting quintet was a completely different one from last year’s. It consisted of Harry Crump, Joe Kane, Jim Moore, Dick Pitko, and Bill Solan, who were backed up by a host of first- raters. This year's final record in regular season play was 12 wins against 6 losses. In Burlington County Group II play, the Burls finished their scheduled competition tied with Palmyra, both having a 5-1 slate. A play-off was staged at Moorestown with Palmyra winning 36-31. In the first round of the South Jersey Group II play-offs, the Blue Devils were upset 58-48 by Mill- ville. The varsity this year scored a total of 977 points while their opponents tallied 953. The Junior Varsity had an 11-7 slate. They netted 825 points while holding their opponents to 679. The freshmen brought home all of the titles available to them. They captured the South Jersey Freshman Conference Championship by being undefeated in regular season play. Then they won all three of their South Jersey Freshman Conference Tourney contests to win the S.J.F.C. Tourney. They defeated Collings- wood 18-10 in the final game to do this. This year the Frosh” extended their winning streak to 25 straight games over the last two-and-a-half year period. Joe Kcme, Dick Pitko. and Harry Crump. 1953 Baseball 1953 Or aci 1953 BASEBALL TEAM TOP ROW: Ray Bowles, Ronnie Buccigrosse, Jim Darch, Steve Pfeiffer, Larry Purdy, Phi! Paulucci, James Moore, Elwood Knight, Phil Heisler. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Costello, Mort Haney, Bob Pfeiffer, Dick Paolillo, Rich Pitko, Joe Kane, Joe Canterbury, Ronnie Pollock, Jim Grabitz, Bill Solan. BOT- TOM ROW: Ralph Steven- son, Woody Comegys, Fred Corbezzolo, Gary Brotz, Ray Montagno, John Orem, Bill Kennedy, George Rizzo, Mat Coceta, A. J. Jackson. The 1953 Blue Devil diamondeers, under the direction of Coach Ray Costello, wound up their season by nipping the Florence “Flashes 8-7, and came away with the All- County Title. The “Burls ended their year with a not too impressive 10-5 slate, but they also copped the Burlington County Group II Title and All-County Crown. Terrific pitch- ing and all-around hustling highlighted most of the games, and the boys always provided enough action to keep everyone on the edge of his seat. During the 1953 track season, since our track was being repaired and enlarged, all of our meets were away. The “Blue Devils, coached by Joe Costello, won only one meet in five starts. Although the “Burls did not take the Burlington County Group II Crown, they came home with two gold medals. Ray Montagno copped the javelin throw, and George Coates ran away with the quarter mile. Lost to: Mt. Molly, Palmyra, Vocational, Bristol. Won from: Moorestown. 1953 TRACK TEAM STANDING: Coach Joseph Costello, Sheldon Wagman, Rudy Jones, Roland Ellis, Richard D'Eustachio, Robert DiSanto, Joseph Manzi, John Szwed. Weed Tucker. KNEEL- ING: Dick Johnson, George Coates, Robert Ware, Allen James, Calvin Brooks, Rob-' ert Williams, Ralph Rodman, Allen Garcia. Pat Doughty, Audrey Bromm, Joan Korbut, Diana Cesar- etti, Bessie Frazier, Marge McCloskey, Marge Marini, Nettie Caruso. Dolores Ces- aretti, Shirley Hellings. SENIORS KNEELING: Audrey Bromm, Bessie Frazier. STANDING: Dolores Cesar- etti, Diana Cesaretti, Nettie Caruso. Fight, Team, Fight! CHEERLEADERS Bessie Frazier, Captain FRONT ROW: Dolores Cesaretti. Bessie Frazier. Audrey Bromm, Diana Cesaretti, Nettie Caruso. BACK ROW: Shirley Hellings, Marge Marini. Joan Korbut, Marge McCloskey. Pat Doughty. SENIOR BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Alice Miller. Gertrude Houston. Gail Heisler, Elizabeth Jackson, Jane Chase, Joan Hutson, Jackie DesChamps. HOCKEY STANDING: Jean Georgeanni. Joan Hutson. Jeanette Dinucci, Elaine Howe, Peggy Bramall, Alice Miller, Barebel Luedtke, Sylvia Harris, Pearl Fulmore, Loretta Podolak, Carol Edwards. KNEELING: Theresa Cimino, Judy Cohen. Lee Gilbert. Anne Russell, Margie Taubel. Shirley Sternotti, Geraldine Capri, Pat Daly, Lois Jack- son, Pat Hutton. ABSENT: Josephine Caruso. ARCHERY STANDING: Loretta Podolak, Judy Zuczek, Baerbel Luedtke, Betty Frake, Cordelia Bisbee, Lee Gilbert, Mary Etta Curlis, Carol Edwards, Margie Taubel, Shirley Sternotti, Jean Georgeanni, Barbara Yannerella, Mary McCormick. KNEELING: Sylvia Harris, Phyllis Austin, Pearl Fulmore, Brenda Rovins, Catherine Van Sciver. Mary Wade, Mary Jane Bartlett. Sandra Robertson. Diane Benckert, Eleanore Bridge, Theresa Cimino, Elaine Howe. ABSENT: Josephine Caruso. BASKETBALL TOP ROW: Mary Ann Keller. Catherine Van Sciver, Anne Russell, Helena Clark. Catherine Devenny, Mary Ann Marino, Anna Mae Lucas, Lois Shinn. Ruth Toll- man, Barbara Akers, Janice Thorne. Barbara Reynolds, Doris Devenny, Sharon Walters. Mary Etta Curlis, Babara Yannarella. SECOND ROW: Geraldine Capri, Marie Diaczynski, Judy Cohen, Pat Wasilewski, Gail Leon, Sara Michelson, Barbara Parsons, Lorelei Danetz, Kitty Brown, Loretta Podolak, Shirley Bradley, Martha Graham, Baerbel Luedtke, Cordelia Bisbee, Ernestine Davis. THIRD ROW: Lois Parker, Marietta Marshall, Veria Simpson, Peggy Bramall, Jeanette Dinucci, Lois Jackson, Pat Hutton, Pat Walker. Lillian Sills, Barbara Smith, Lucretia Cocca, Mary Wade. Lee Gilbert, Diane Benckert, Eleanore Bridge. BOTTOM ROW: Arlene Whelan, Theresa Cimino, Margie Taubel, Jean Georgi- anni, Carol Edwards, Elaine Howe, Pearl Fulmore. Phyllis Austin. Sandra Robertson, Mary Jane Bartlett. Brenda Rovins, Sylvia Harris, Mary Graham, Sandra Gusrang, Sandra Foster, Mrs. Cleaver. SEATED: Gertrude Houston, Jane Chase, Joan Hutson, Jacqueline DesChamps, Alice Miller, Gail Heisler, Elizabeth Jackson. ABSENT: Jose- phine Caruso. 86 GIRLS’ SPORTS Miss Fine and Mrs. Cleaver. Helena Clark, Ellen Wilson, Lorraine Onori, Bernice Wanczyk. Girls who would like to improve their athletic ability and who want to have a good time enjoying their favorite sports participate in sports after school. Although our hockey team provided some very stiff competition, St. Mary's Hall defeated B.H.S. with a score of 2-1. Nevertheless, the game was thoroughly enjoyable, and it was reported by Alice Miller and Joan Hut- son, senior players, that the day was highlighted by the refreshments served by the girls from St. Mary's Hall. The spirited, exciting game between the B.H.S. Seniors and St. Mary's Hall was enjoyed equally by the spectators and the players. Elizabeth Jackson, Gail Heisler, Jackie DesChamps, Gert- rude Houston, and Alice Miller showed fine shooting ability. Our guards, Aud- rey Bromm, Joan Hutson, and Jane Chase, were outstanding, and our opponents proved to be sharpshooters also. As the season changed, the good weather lured many promising base- ball players to practice. Although no outside games were scheduled, the games between our own teams pro- vided excitement and enjoyment for all. The officers for the following year were announced and awards were presented at the banquet held at a local restaurant. An outing at Camp Matallionequay, at which some of the girls exhibited fine swimming and rowing ability, ended a most enjoyable year. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gail Leon, Veria Simpson, Fay Howell, Jean Georgeanni, Ruth Ross. ■ LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Ann Burris. Barbara ■Balmer, and Jeanette Calderelli._____________________ — I J4ome _y i a cun •k The train comes slowly to a stop. There is but one thing left on the schedule of hard work, healthful recreation, and exciting social events—commencement. Each of us may re- member different happenings as outstanding in our memories of high school; perhaps it is the Washington trip, the senior prom, pro- grams we took part in, or stimulating and interesting discussions in a favorite class, but as we graduate into a different life, let us keep in mind not only the good times, but also the valuable information presented to us as we journeyed. We should all have a storehouse of information, including thoughtfully considered and well-organized ideas. May we each be enabled to draw wisely and comprehendingly from this storehouse at any time. J3 cfd2 S cMsic PhJ6}t4s2 (ZejiJiM O ,xtow-' yn . Op. ' 'V ) OA oAx tTjL tor jaXi. lATnruJij Vvw QUtpk v x « y Xw- ) fiyJkasP fSA ii L. 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This colophon in a fine yearbook says not just We will do -But “we have done” We have enjoyed working with you on this, your 1954 yearbook. You have had our promise of an excellent publication. You have in your hand our performance. We hope you are well pleased. Abote, an old colophon and in tide it a comparatiitly new one. signifying the spirit of Campus—progression based on tradition. CAMPUS rUBLISHIISG DIVISION OF THE DORVILLE CORPORATION 1420 Walnut Street • Philadelphia 2, Pa. CREATORS OF FINE SCHOOL AND COLLEGE LITERATURE FOR 16 YEARS D. DEVEIKIS OFFICIAL MERCHANT INTERNATIONAL MADE-TO-MEASURE CLOTHES COMPLIMENTS OF 139 East Broad Street MILLSIDE FARMS BURLINGTON, N. J. Riverside 4-0047 COMPLIMENTS OF JOHN V. HIGGINS, D.D.S. Phone: Beverly 5-0210 Best Wishes THE MARK ROYAL AUTO STORES AUTO and RADIO SUPPLIES - TIRES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES OF SPORTING GOODS GOOD FOOD 318 High Street BURLINGTON, N. I. U. S. 130 Beverly, N. J. MORRIS COHEN COMPLIMENTS Metal Specialties, Components, Weldments, Machinery and Equipment OF BURLINGTON FABRICATORS, INC. DR. AND MRS. HENRY H. BISBEE BURLINGTON. N. J. BUrlington 3-1525 BEST WISHES FROM STUDENT COUNCIL BRUCE ATKINS — President VINCENT ZICCARDI — Vice-President JUDITH BINTLIFF —Secretary JOSEPH OLIVE — Treasurer STOUT'S SERVICE STATION REFRESHMENTS Route 130 1 2 Mile East of Burlington With Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of B. H. S. The City of Burlington Loan and Building Association 18 E. Broad Street BURLINGTON. N. J. Systematic Saving Spells Success CAPITOL FURNITURE CO., INC. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME Broad and High BURLINGTON. N. J. Phone 3-1502 102 COMPLIMENTS OF STEVE'S SCHOOL LUNCH c ompl lt. BURLINGTON LODGE No. 996 B. P. O. ELKS Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 from 305 Buddy Wilmerton 'Shel Wagman Bill Yanarella Sonny Thomas Steve Truchinski 'Head Ziccardi Brazo VanSciver Pat” Wasilewski Snap” Tomasetti Beth Uva Ben Shultz “Barb Yaniro Bill Whelan MISS MARREN Eunice Tillinghast Mouse Zielinski Slim Wright Margie Taubel Jean Wargo Bob Lucas Sharon Walters Kelvinator - Philco - Zenith - Easy Whirlpool - Refrigerators - Television Washers - Ranges WM. S. ANDERSON SONS HOME APPLIANCES FERRIS MOTOR COMPANY DODGE and PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Sales With Service 434 Cooper Street BEVERLY. N. J. 12-16 W. Broad Street BURLINGTON. N. J. Phone: Bev. 5-0085 Phone: BU 3-0198 HOMEROOM 315 Shirley Bunny Palmer Robert 'Hot Rod” Rambo Encil Smitty” Smith Mario Paul Spanelli Frances Poopsie Silkowski Charlotte Fred Stokes Richard Diamond Paolillo Lewis Tootie Rosser David Shinny Shinn Sandria Sandy” Sack Elsie Peanut Onori George Snapper Rizzo John Jack Russell Leona Lee Rainier Lois Lo Richardson Louise Lucille Pal Ridley Richard Pick Pitko Choon Ja Grace Park William Bill Solan Ann Ann Rhawn Gladys Snooky Palm Jay Knobby Smith Ann Ace O'Neill Marie Re Re Stubbs Dolores Poodles Singer Powell Cherkee Reynolds Angelina Babe Nucci Richard Dick Rothblum Marlene Gator Okulewicz ? ? ? Kershner 104 105 COMPLIMENTS OF RHEEM MANUFACTURING COMPANY Keim Boulevard and Broad Street BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY JOSEPH P. ORFE PLUMBING, ROOFING and HEATING Sheet Metal Work of All Kinds Phone: Beverly 5-0339 PAINTS HARDWARE Compliments of SAMUEL E. LIPPINCOTT SON A Hardware Store Since 1854 106 GLASS 16 East Broad Street Burlington, New Jersey “ fU LUCK hftEIDPNVOEISS moe. PiN 107 Phone 3-0457 NATE'S PIONEER MARKET Quality MEAT - LUNCH MEATS FRUIT AND PRODUCE - GROCERIES 800 Lincoln Avenue Burlington 3-0481 ORCHARD VIEW FLORIST JACK SEVER. Prop Route 130 BURLINGTON. N. J. FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. OF BEVERLY The Bank of Friendly Service 108 TOMERS ELECTRICAL SERVICE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Authorized WESTINGHOUSE SALES — SERVICE WIRING SUPPLIES - FIXTURES 578 High Street Phone 3-0720 THE PURPOSE OF OUR BEING To take an active interest in the Civic, Commercial, Social and Moral Welfare of our Community. BURLINGTON LIONS CLUB WINTER AIR CONDITIONING Gas, Oil, Coal Fired HOWARD M. GOHEEN TINSMITH Roofing - Heating Sheet Metal Work 115 Mott Avenue BURLINGTON, N. J. Phone: BU 3-0185-R COMPLIMENTS ORCHARD VIEW AND FLORENCE DINERS Route 130 Compliments of ROCHESTER FORMAL WEAR JOHN GREENWOOD MERIT SERVICE STATION General Repairs - Accessories Lubrication 299 Kaighn Avenue CAMDEN, N. J. West State Highway Route 130 BURLINGTON, N. J. 109 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 54 COMPLIMENTS FROM 102 MRS. SANTAMARINA President, JOEL LEIDNER Secretary, MARY ANN KELLER Dorothy Hokamp— Dot Elaine Howe— Elaine Patricia Hughes— Pat Loretta Hunter— Retta Sandra Hunter— Little Splinter' Patricia Hutton— Patsy Lois Jackson— Smilie Nancy James— Nancy Derene Jungblut— Derene Iris Keeler— I Mary Ann Keller— Killer Jeanne Kelly— Jeanne Audrey Kemble— Auggie Ruthann Kimble— Shorty Emily Leeds— Emily Edith Leigh— Edie” Vice-President, PATRICIA HUGHES Treasurer, NANCY JAMES Patricia Lentz— Pat Jacqueline Lyon— Jackie Richard Horn— Horny Walter Hufford— Walt James Jackson— Jackie” Robert Johnson— Bob Clarence Jones— Country” Edward Kane— Eddie James Kelly— Jimmy Joel King—“Joe Robert Lanning— Bob Thomas Lauinger—“Tommy Wilden Lawrence— Jr. Joel Leidner— Spuddy Thomas Lowden— Tom Thomas Lucas— Chinck COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND no COMPLIMENTS OF EMPIRE FINANCE COMPANY BURLINGTON MOUNT HOLLY — Alumni — JOAN HORNER JOAN SHINN W. T. GRANT CO. KNOWN FOR VALUES” 339 High Street BURLINGTON. N. J. Compliments of THE BURLINGTON PRESS “The Home of Better Furniture” FIRST in News CONDLE'S, Inc. 337 High Street BURLINGTON. N. J. FIRST in Advertising FIRST in Circulation ill Phone: BU 3-0542 BEST WISHES FROM 204 WILLIAM H. WAITZ JEWELER CLASS RINGS By DIEGES and CLUST 320 High Street BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY Bob Wack Mary Wade Martha Wajda Doris Wallace Pat Wallis Kenny Walton Ronnie Warren Eddie Watts Grace Weber Tom Weber Arline Wiesler Jimmie West Tanzie Tucker Ken Johnson Arleen Whelan Veronica Wichnowski Harry Wilby Eddie Wilkins Nate Wilkins Ronnie Williams Doug Witt Richard Wolfe Neil V olvin Ed Wojick John Wojick Roosevelt Woods John Yaniro Roscoe Wright Tamara Wojick MR. MAHER 112 Phone 3-0537 We extend our compliments and best wishes to the Burlington High School graduates CLASS OF 1954 The traveler going over strange roads is grateful for the guidance which directs him safely to his destination. THE RIVERSIDE METAL COMPANY and KEYSTONE WATCH CASE DIVISION 1853 - 1954 113 H. McCLOSKEY BUS SERVICE 208 Warren Street 24-Hour Service — Buses for All Types of Service 30 Years Continuous Service — Air Conditioned Coaches Telephone 5-0150 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 1954 BON VOYAGE HOMEROOM 206 2 1 0 Joyce Coleman Vince Ciemnolonski Josephine Caruso Loreli Danetz Ruth Cliver Loretta Crafchun Beverly Cox Deanna Chase Pat D'Elena Anna DeDeo Agnes Duchat Pat Daly Pat Cyples John Dement THE BEVERLY BANNER BEVERLY, NEW JERSEY Agnes Cross Evelyn Cox Mary Etta Curlis Doris Devenny Robert Crump Frances Dement Ricky Daniels Gladys Dolan Woodie Comegys Jimmy Darch Tommy Duncan Frank Conjamie John Dittman Jerry DeVan Ella Davis Patsy Clark Patsy Christy Charles Cliver William Davis Elwood Cowan MISS BECKWORTH 114 COMPLIMENTS OF ALEXANDER DENBO AND MAURICE DENBO COMPLIMENTS OF THE WILLIAM H. BORDEN CO. LTD. BEST WISHES FROM HOMEROOM 45 MR. STINSON Bill Fenimore Ed Costello Judy Cohen Joan Donaldson Ray Duncan Delores Filanowski Ernestine Davis loyce Eberly Marge Eppler Julia Ercol Stanton Cook Arthur Evans Judy D'Errico Hilman Fields Henrietta Dickinson Shiela Dunlap Joyce Fenton Marie Diaczynsky Delores Edge James Crowe Evelyn Cunningham Leverne Conway Richard Edge HUGH S. MORRIS AGENCY REAL ESTATE — INSURANCE APPRAISALS MORTGAGE LOANS 417 High Street BURLINGTON. N. J. Phone: BU 3-0466 115 Arrow Shirts Stetson Hats Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF POLSKY'S MEN'S WEAR BURLINGTON Botany Suits Bostonian Shoes BURLINGTON NEWS AGENCY 404 High Street BURLINGTON. N. J. Best of Luck to Class of '54 SYRNICK SPECIALTIES COMPANY MACHINE PRODUCTS BEVERLY. NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF 306 MR. HERMAN Audrey Bromm Ed Abdill Bruce Atkins Joan Bush Shirley Bishop Ann Buccigrossi Micky Breslin Casper Befferts Robert Blow Bruce Anderson Harold Boyd Angelina Barbera Matthew Coccia Louis Corbezzola A1 Bareiszis Elsie Adams Nancy Borden Kenneth Bishop Elaine Adams Tom Adams Judy Bintliff Allan Aiken Marilyn Austin Barbara Bishop 116 Official Photographers for the 1954 Heirloom Remember the Milestones of Your Life With a Beautiful Portrait by Lowden” Beverly Road and Edgewater Avenue BURLINGTON, N. J. 118 Telephone: Bu 3-0758 Best Wishes to the Seniors from 301 Dot Cress Ray Comegno Nancy Cook Lucy Ciemnolonski Joanne Burney Peggy Casperaites Frank Costello Delores Coates Louise Coleman John De Van Catherine Devenny Helena Clark Pat Doughty Chic Carnivale Jeanette Dinucci Deac Deacon Jerry Daly MR. SHAW Mary Caruso Dukey Caruso Everett Chambers Arnold Freifelder Bill Butterfield Ted Clair Fred Corbezzola Jack Cassady Bob DiSanto Linda Caulfield Roland Ellis Bill Doc Davis Tom D'Eustachio Dick D'Eustachio Tom Eppler % James Elisha LEARN MORE—EARN MORE” STEELMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL (since 1924) COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING SECRETARIAL STENOGRAPHIC TYPEWRITING BOOKKEEPING ACCOUNTING COMPTOMETER OFFICE PRACTICE CIVIL SERVICE OFFICE MACHINES DAY AND EVENING CLASSES — EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 502 Linden Street Phone — WOodlcrwn 4-33G9 Camden 2, N. J. GREGORY'S SPORTSWEAR 461 Washington Avenue BURLINGTON. NEW JERSEY POPKIN'S � SHOES • Shoes • Hosiery • Handbags 319 High Street Burlington COMPLIMENTS OF THE WOMAN'S CLUB OF BURLINGTON BUrlington 3-0002 Estimates Cheerfully Given BURLINGTON FLOOR COVERING Compliments of RUGS - CARPETS - UNOLEUM WINDOW SHADES - VENETIAN BUNDS BURLINGTON High and Federal Streets LODGE NO. 965 BURLINGTON. N. I. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE Best Wishes Burlington, N. J. BERDA LINEN SHOPS CURTAINS - BLANKETS IACOB BOWLEY, Governor BENJAMIN GREEN, Secretary BURLINGTON MT. HOLLY 120 WILLIAM MEASEY SON FLORIST CURL'S Flowers For All Occasions 402 Jones Avenue MINTER'S CANDY BURLINGTON. N. J. BREYERS ICE CREAM Phone 3-0068 For Telephone 5-0205 We Call and Deliver MOTOROLA TELEVISION SEE BEVER-LEE CLEANERS HORN'S The Better Dry Cleaning 227 High Street Warren and Walnut Streets BEVERLY, N. J. Phone: BUrlington 3-0330 BU 3-0664 DRUG CENTRE Burlington County's Leading Prescription DRUG STORE 325 High Street Burlington, New Jersey BERT'S AUTO STORE DOUGLAS SHOE REPAIR 218 High Street 343 High Street BURLINGTON. N. J. BURLINGTON. N. J. 121 East Pearl Street BURLINGTON. N. J. FOR LASTING GIFTS CROSBY JEWELERS 327 High Street Burlington 3-1809 Burlington 3-0966 Congratulations Seniors AGGIE'S NOOK ANDERSON'S GULF SERVICE WILLIAM I. ANDERSON, Prop. (Located in Drug Centre) Where Friends Meet to Chat and Eat Route 130 and Lincoln Avenue BURUNGTON. N. J. Burlington 3-0849 Best Wishes to the Class of 1954 from HOMEROOM 35 Mrs. Ragnhild Hanquist Richard Abdill Joan Adams Theresa Albanesi Maurice Allen David Allinson Thomas Applegate Clinton Armstrong Emily Amao Phyllis Austin Kathleen Bakely Carol Balmer Connie Bareiszis Mary Jane Bartlett Francis Bearsch Lucille Beffert Marie Behot Karl Beinstingel David Bell Diane Benckert Raymond Bishop LUCAS MOTOR COMPANY Sales — FORD — Service Two Locations Washington Avenue at Federal Street Route 130 and Keim Boulevard BURLINGTON. N. J. Where Customers Send Their Friends 122 CHATTERBOX RESTAURANT JOHN H. SIMON, Manager BREAKFAST - LUNCHEON - DINNERS Route 25-130 NORTH BURLINGTON. NEW JERSEY Phone: Bur. 3-1599 Phone: Bur. 3-2291 Everybody Buys at BERNIE'S MEN'S SHOP Your Favorite Store for Nationally Advertised Brands Official Distributors Boy Scouts of America Uniforms Equipment Literature 317 High Street Burlington, N. J Compliments of FLORELLE SHOP FOR HOSIERY, LINGERIE, SPORTSWEAR 15 E. Broad Street BURLINGTON. N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND SHOLL'S FLORAL GIFT SHOP GIFTS : CANDIES : STATIONERY GREETING CARDS 309 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. RIGG'S Drink Atoast and Sandwich Shop Telephone 3-0066 352 High Street Burlington, N. J. 124 The Farmers' and Mechanics' Savings and Loan Association Save Systematically For Security Compliments of THEOUGRE R. CL MU. PH.G. 332 High Street BURLINGTON. N. J. Broad and York Streets BURLINGTON. N. J. Phone 3-0546 TOM'S FOOD MARKET 23 East Broad Street BURLINGTON. N. J. Best of luck to the CLASS OF 1954 From the Phone 3-0261 We Deliver COMPLIMENTS OF FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA SUBURBAN BAKERY, Inc. 404 High Street Phone: BU 3-0826 Burlington Chapter UNCRAFT, INC. WOOD FENCES - RUSTIC FURNITURE BIRD HOUSES HIGH RECORD SHOP PHONOGRAPHS and RECORDS (All Speeds) SHEET MUSIC and ACCESSORIES BURLINGTON. N. I. 302 High Street BURLINGTON, N. I. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1954 FROM HOMEROOM 215 Best Wishes MATTSON'S FARM MARKET FRESH FRUITS - VEGETABLES EGGS and POULTRY Mt. Holly Road BURLINGTON. NEW JERSEY Burl. 3-1607 PARKER MOTOR COMPANY BUICK SALES —SERVICE 126 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1954 UNITED STATES PIPE and FOUNDRY COMPANY BEST OF LUCK AND SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF '54 Ruth Bivens Alexander Boone lane Bozarth Charles Boone Eleanor Bridge John Borden Kathryn Brogan Jack Bowen Sarah Brown Bm Boyd Barbara Buser Albert Broadbent Gerry Capri HOMEROOM 36 Balph Ca.ie.i Pearl Casceilla u Frank Carboni Carol Caulfield j Tony Cardi Joan Champor Teresa Cimino Iimmy Christ Hannah Clark Vernon Clark Lucretia Cocca Sam Cliver MRS. LOMBARDI Phone 3-0708 Phone: BU 3-0397-W AYRES PONTIAC - CADILLAC CO. LAWRENCE GEORGE CONTRACTOR and HOME IMPROVEMENTS Route 130 and Jones Street 24 West Union Street BURLINGTON. N. J. BURLINGTON, N. J. Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF HENRY'S SHOES 341 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. BEVERLY FIVE AND TEN BEVERLY, N. J. HENRY LEVIN '29 128 BURLINGTON CITY LOAN and TRUST COMPANY MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY 129 CHEVROLET Products of General Motors AMERICA'S FIRST CHOICE OVER 23 YEARS FIRST IN SALES - FIRST IN POPULARITY HENDLER CHEVROLET, INC. (Always Reliable) OVER 29 YEARS IN BURLINGTON State Highway 130 130 Phone: BU 3-1281 - 1282 PATRONS Mrs. Clara W. Abdill Mrs. Esther Dyer Mr and Mrs. Edward Abdill Mr John Abdill Miss Barbara Seward Mr. and Mrs. Morris W. Adams Mr and Mrs. Harold J. Stevenson Sam Vaccaro Bernie Shoenfeld Betty Esposito Allan Aiken Mr and Mrs Anthony Esposito Carl Anderson Albert L. Lehan Mary E. Lehan Florence Anderson Mrs Edward Bougher Mr. Edward Bougher Mr Joseph Bareiszis Mrs. Joseph Bareiszis Mr and Mrs. William Blow Mrs. Nora Lumadue Mrs. Irene Blow Mr and Mrs H Britton Boyd Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brotz Bruce Boyd Mr and Mrs. Charles T. Potts, Sr. Mr. and Mrs James J. Breslin Micky Breslin Rose Esposito Marvin and Veronica George Parker Carl L. Paxton Titus Conley Lawyer Joyner Mr. Alonzo Bell Mrs. Anna Downshend Miss Thelma Diggs Mrs. Cora Clarke Mr. and Mrs M W. Donnelly Mrs. Helen E. Davis Mr and Mrs. Joseph P. Egan William Tobin Mary Patrickis Mrs. Maggie Johnson Warren Smith Mr. and Mrs. Norman Adam James R. Potts Mr. and Mrs. Newton Epps £ Sons Mr and Mrs. N. Fenimore Mrs Helen Marini Miss Marge Marini Mr and Mrs. S. A. Dobies Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Grenda Mrs. Catherine Lefferer Mrs. Katie Forman Mr and Mrs. Haney Herman Wilensky Mrs. John F. Stradling Mr. and Mrs. Edger M. Fennimore Ethel M Sholl Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Angebranndt Mr and Mrs. Joseph Costello Helen, Ed, and Little Eddie Karn A Friend Marguerite Hartmann Harry L. Pierce Mr and Mrs William Johnson Mr. and Mrs. James J. Kennedy, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. George Harper Betty Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Chester Van Sciver Joe Zarzaca Stephen Dullos, Florist Burlington Diner Mr and Mrs W J. Kingston, Sr. Mr. and Mrs W. Berges Mr. and Mrs. E. Brown Mr. and Mrs. N. Megariotis Mrs. M. Landas Mrs H K. Shoenfeld Mr. Edward Lord Levin's Grocery Store Mrs. Nathan Weiner Mr and Mrs. Roy K. MacDougall Wayne Lewis Miss Jean MacDougall Mr. and Mrs. William Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Frank Londres Sylvia and Frank Mr. and Mrs. Frank Todd Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long, Jr. Mrs. E. Moen Mr and Mrs. Nicolas Caruso Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lukis Mr. and Mrs. J. Boyle Mrs. Blanche McClain Mr and Mrs. Charles Mitchell Dick Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Caseiro Mr and Mrs Anthony Paolillo Mr. and Mrs. James V. Stigliana Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Filanowski Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Pitko Mr. and Mrs. George Rambo Mr. and Mrs Franklin Mattson Mr. and Mrs. Doyle M Yates Mr. and Mrs Howard J. Whittick Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kee Mr and Mrs. Richard Abdill Mr and Mrs. Joseph Rizzo Mr. and Mrs. W. Manzi Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Gibson Lowry H. Welch Frank Updike Mrs. Sarah Everham Frank J. Bertino Mr. and Mrs Richard Rothblum Marilyn and Bill Mr and Mrs W Kenneth Shinn Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Tomlinson, Jr. Mrs. Eva Lippincott Mr Encil Joe Smith, Sr. Gladys and Encil Mary Ann Highland Ann Dugan Mr. and Mrs. Smith Anthony J. Dapontes Mrs Anna Clark Mr. and Mrs. Frank Larkin Mr. Thomas Wills Nancy Austin Mr. and Mrs. Stickleman Mr. and Mrs. R H. Steinman Mr and Mrs. Herbert Stern David and Ira Belopolsky Jean Handley Mr. William Szychoski Mr. Edward Szychoski Mrs. Edward Szychoski Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Thompson Rita Marinelli Donald Thompson Constance Price Mr. Kirkland D. Marten Mr and Mrs Edwin W. Tucker Clarence C. Semick Pat Wallis Mr and Mrs Baird Wallis Mr and Mrs. Ronald J. Ulmer Mr. and Mrs. Philip Libertini Mr. and Mrs. James R. Warren and Sons Mrs Melvina Warren Mr. Henry L. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Collar Joe Watchom Thomas J. Watchom Mr. and Mrs. William G. Russell Mrs. Edna Webb Mrs. Lillian Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Frank Willey. Sr. Frank and Nancy Lola Ireton Bob Naylor and Carol Tranke Mr. and Mrs C. Wilmerton. Sr. Kitty and Kenny Carol and Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Brown Carl Fisher Mr. and Mrs. John Yannarella Luciana Marrani Mr. and Mrs. Ivins Wright Miss Mary Learn Elizabeth R. Clime Mrs Ruth Saia Miss Helen G. Michaels Mr and Mrs. J MacDevitt Howard Adams Mrs. F Beauchamp Rev and Mrs. Wright Mr and Mrs A. Wallace Austin Marilyn and Jay Stanley Weeks Mr and Mrs Benjamin Barbera Mr and Mrs Joseph Adams Mr and Mrs Howard Stokley Richard E. Silpath Mr. and Mrs J Mitchell Bentliff Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Murphy Mr. and Mrs K. Bishop Shirley and Jack Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bishop Nancy and Will Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hanquist Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bromm Walter Bromm Audrey Bromm Mr and Mrs. Samuel H. Fox, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Buccigrossi Mr. and Mrs. William G. Bush Joan Bush 131 PATRONS Mrs. William McCloskey Nettie and Tom Mr. and Mrs. Nick Caruso Joan and Maurice Mr. Angelo Cesaretti Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rogers Mrs. Margaret Cesaretti Thresa A Siminski Charles F. Siminski Joe Harper Jimmy and Jane Emma Chase Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Caniglia Mr. and Mrs. George W. Clarke Mr. and Mrs. John Cassady Sally-Lou Conover Mrs. Frank Clark Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Conover Mrs. Naomi Yudakus Mrs. Ruth Poole Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Craft Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cramer Clarence Cramer Lynne Cramer Mr. and Mrs. William Cyples Mr. and Mrs Walter Mason Mr. John J. Dement Mrs. Pearl Eierkis Stella and Larry Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Des Champs Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Des Champs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marshall Mr. and Mrs. David Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Corval Doughty Mr. and Mrs. Albert DuBell, Jr. Miss Elsie Birkett Edward Kemble Mrs. Florence Kemble Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paul Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Duncan Carmella Migliaccio Leon Grabitz Mrs. Lena McGarry Mr. and Mrs. William R. Edge Mr. and Mrs. James K. Braxtley Jack and Fran Daly Edward and Irma Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Frazier, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wood Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Frazier, Jr. Mr.and Mrs. Billy Walter Sally George Harry E. Hance Hellen and Danny Mr. and Mrs. Harold O. Hance Weiler's Jewelry and Gifts Lonnie Heisler Sam Polito Gail M. Heisler Eileen Talbot Mr. Harold R. Hoey Barbara Hoey Cathrine Bohn Doris Hood Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hood, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Major Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harris Mrs. Anna Houston Mrs. Ann Blue Mrs. Arty Leach Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Williams Joan and Johnny Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hutson Mr. and Mrs. A. Jacobi Joe Jacobi Mary Jacobi Mr. and Mrs. Olzo Jenkins Mr. Gordon Sullivan Mrs. Zettie Colvin Mrs. Zetti Louise Jenkins Miss Mable Slade Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Purnell Hank Yankowski George Henry Mr. and Mrs. H. Kent Cleaver Jean from the Mark Doris and Bill Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kitz Arlene Kreidenweiss Mr. and Mrs. George W. Stiles Mr. and Mrs. R. Kreidenweiss Mr. and Mrs. William Leigh Mr. and Mrs. E. Pullen £ Skipper Vincent Loppina Johnny Grzybowski Daisy Marmino Georgiana Marmino Mr. and Mrs. M. Marmino Mr. and Mrs. James Devenny Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Miceli Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Miller Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stanton Mr. and Mrs. William Moore Gladys and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carreker Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Morgan John J. Morrissey Jack Morrissey Joe Morrissey Mrs. John J. Morrissey Barb and Don Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barton Mrs. Mae Willy Mr. and Mrs. A. L Merrill Mr. and Mrs. John Nucci Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Saraganese Florence Plack Phoebe Plack Mr. and Mrs. Walter Okulewicz Charlotte Johnston Johnny Leon Leedom J. O'Neill William A. O'Neill Elsie and Harry Mr. and Mrs. Paul Onori Mr. and Mrs. Scott Palm Mr. and Mrs. George Moore Doris Guaker Leona Rainier Mr. and Mrs. George Conlin Mr. and Mrs. G. Rhawn Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harnischfeger Pvt. James M. Richardson Miss Bertha Roy Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Richardson Mrs. Edith Allen Goldsboro Mortimer Mrs. Estella Mortimer Miss Joyce E. Bird Bob Measey Mr. and Mrs. Allen Maurer Mrs. Beatrice Sack Mrs. Howard H. Leon Minnie Frake Mrs. J. Silkowski Pat Silkowski Mrs. Charles Warner Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Singer Mr. and Mrs. Pete Jaye Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith George Stroble Kathryn Jones Marie Stubbs Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Stubbs, Sr. Mary Griffith Lois Tilton Joe Kelly Lewis Tilton Mrs. Jennie Owens Mr. and Mrs. L. Tosiano Mr. and Mrs. D. Deveikis Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Shull Mrs. Henry Parente Mrs. Joseph Kozuck Mrs. Frank Travea, Sr. Mrs. Catherine Boski Lucy G. D'Amico Mrs. Frank Davis Mr. and Mrs. Frank Travea, Jr. Mrs. Ann Cesaretti Mrs. Mary Vizachero Miss Myrtle Vizachero Miss Edith Vizachero Richard Vizachero William Walton, III Sgt. Frank Thomas Mr. and Mrs. William Walton, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Raudall Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Neamand Raymond Wolvin Miss Marian Wolvin Mr. and Mrs. William Wolvin Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zakrzewski Mr. and Mrs. Gercnd Plichta Chris and Carl R. Lawrence Woolman Miriam Zeppa Harriet Sypeck Mr. and Mrs. William Susan Hancock Mr. and Mrs. S. Hancock Paul Weidman Benjamin V. Schultz, Jr. Mr. Benjamin V. Shultz, Sr. Mr. Louis H. Freedman Mr. and Mrs. G. Brown Mr. and Mrs. R. Jennings Mr. and Mrs F. DiBonaventura Miss Gilda DiBonaventura Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Marsh Miss Lennie Rosser William G. Semick Mrs. Sophea Curl 132