Burlington High School - Heirloom Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1957 volume:

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VM. -2+-S it ' , , A ,,,,,.,. ww- V 1,1-. , Y 1fifEe:fg5w59'7fl4JW ' 5 1 ' ' - ' -1 - f Ji FR L QM 5 I if Q 7 SL 42 WUT FOREWORD As we finish this, our first movement in the symphony of life, we pause to look back. We hear many pleasant chords, but the few sour ones add spice and inspire us to do better in the next movement. We must not pause to reminisce too long, for time goes swiftly by and we will be left behind. So we must look ahead and anticipate the best in life so that we may be prepared to use the knowledge we have gained from previous mistakes. As we continue through this sym- phony called Life, may we always have these Moments-to Remember n f' YN f Ka. 3 l .M A ff ' N f f i mt l I 5 .y J TI' 41 WK t if 'l L , 954' f jf 1 -, ,P 'f 'S . f L 45,14 ,ffggfllgi XS f XS 17 . Q- f fi Ly DEDICATION -3 Wm, As a teacher 1n the commerc1a1 department Mrs Ann McKenna became a favorlte among us 1n 1953 when we were freshmen Slnce then we have come to know her not only as a teacher but as our counselor and as buslness and photography adv1ser tor the HILIRLOOM We are grateful to her for all these serv1ces but her warm fr1end11ness and genu1ne 1nterest IH us has cndeared her most of all to us Her unself1sh 1nterest 1n our progress and projects has 1nsp1red us to new 1deals and hlgher goals Through her example she has helped many of us toward a more sat1s fymg l1fe and has helped to make us better c1t1zens Because of You who have helped us wrlte the f1rst movement of our l1ves we dedlcate th1s the HEIRLOOM of 1957 to Mrs Ann McKenna teacher adv1ser and frlend Y- -ja , ' E I ,, Ei . . . , . . . I . - , V. , y . . . . 3 I . . I O U 1 U I ' 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 D 1 - BOARD 0 ED UCATIO Q '4 K W ii , 1 l -, Q-.Q Left to right: Frederick H. Forman, Mrs. Cornelius D, Hogan, Joseph W,Howe, Milton Rosenberg, Presidentg Arthur J, Cooper, Secretaryg Dr. Joseph E, Fi- danza, Vice-presidentg George R, Tyler, Walter D. Withka. Aafmmzyfmfz we Asszfmn You are ente rlng a world mwhxehthe demand for your servlees w1ll be greater than ever be fore ln our hlstory There 13 a erltlcal shortage of quallfted personnel IUITIBHV fleldsofendeavor Your future well be-Ing w1ll depend upon the WIS dom of your dec1s1ons w1th1n the next few vears Plan wxsely and well bulld your future ona f1rm foundatlon Our be st wishes go w1th you as you begin your journey Walter D Wlthka Admlnlstratlve Assxstant 'WPA Z' ie-nv- ' ,-.4 -uf'- zapezfzntemlenz' Lxfe IS an opportunltv and a Challenge Opportumtv to serve our fellow men to help make the world a better plaee 1nwh1Ch to IIVC a challenge to g1VL our best to do more than IS requlred Llfe IS not a bed of roses a pathway of ease Hard work must be done saCr1f1ces must be made wrongs must berlghted v1etor1es must be won As you the Class of 195 face the dlscords of lxfe may you strlve for harmony May you play your part well ln the Symphony of Llfe' Joseph W Howe Superintendent of Schools , ,, ' 14 .-,- .- ,5 5. . .., I 1 1 . l I 1 4 A b' L I - l ' - 1 A 1 1 2 1 u 2- ' I I l L ' 3 A V A l x A - ' ' Q 1 1 ' , .' . .- I ' A ' 1 - A A A 3 e . 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Q71 , 4 f' - 'Q if' 'i!'2f,.,'..A1lif 7' lk , 'sf X Velora Davis J9SSi9 Fine iv r Gujdanqe Director Physical Education -ev- Rosadell Galmish English at Q 41 ga-4 Vyron Grace Industrial Arts Department Head Lester Hollinger Charlotte Hurley SC19Y1C9 Cafeteria Supervisor Edith Leonard Language Department Head ,- V , Ann McKenna Business Education i .Ng 'XG I Ragnhild Hanquist Ar Janet Kinsey Language William Mahan Music GF ,ck y W f' 41 I 166 r--Q. So Jane Harbeson George Herman Home Economics Science Mary E Learn English Department Head John Maher History Alice Maier Librarian F2 Mama Marren Jean Nelson Frank Newman Albert Scheyhxng Alwn Schmldt Busxness Educatxon Fanuly Lzvxng Sc1ence Busmess Educatwn SCIENCE' M3U19U13t1CS V1rg1ma Taylor Enghsh .1 15 Catherme Scott Mar1on C er Harold Stmson Enghsh Physxcal Educatxon Mathemaucs r ranx upame H1story Department Head Lowry wemn H1story Department Head IXULII YV ALLIGILUD H1story Ruth Stmson Enghsh rauun c u 5 School Nurse are I l5llEllNUlli0llR Ulu M55 Officers Q Xxyq Edward Costello, Vice-Presidentg Robert Wack, Presidentg Catherine Van Sciver, Treasurer-5 Patricia Imhoff, Secretary. RICHARD MAURICE ABDILL Rlchle Burlmgton Electrlclan That s the way the ball bounces Fernwood Avenue? Has a lxttle slster that gets hxm down Llkes worklng wlth radlos and televlslon Movle Operator I 2 3 Treasurer 4 EMIIY MARY ARNAO Emlly Burlmgton A real Smllmg Jack Muslc and more musxcl Ever hear her play the oboe? Is she shy'7'? Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra l 4 G A A I 2 3 4 clal Plays 2 I cadcrs Club 2 Student Bankmg 23 Basketball 23 4 Swmg Band 3 4 I lbrary Club 4 'N R JOAN MARIE ADAMS .Ioan Burllngton Does she really l1ke Ike? Callforma bound Oh phooeyl Oh that gettmg dressed for gym Roberta Buxlds models Kmttmg Club I Lxbrary Club2 Secretary 3 Xrch ery 3 Play Cast 4 The enzozf PHYLLIS RAE AUSTIN Phyl Burlmgton Halls from Burllngton Pepplest nurse In the ch1l drens ward Those beautlful clothes tallored look Pretty blond ha1r Orchestra I2 Basketball 2 G A A I 2 3 4 Le ers Club Treasurer 2 Home room Pres1dent3 Prom Commutet 3 Ar rowhead Staff 34 Press Club 3 4 Student Councxl 4 Snack Shack 4 Hur loom Proofreadcr 4 Q-3 DAVID LYNN ALLINSON Dave Burllngton That s the way the ball bources Stamp col lector Enjoys debatmg Wlcked VlO1lI'I player Plans to become a m1n 1ster Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Play Cast 3 Debatlng Club 4 H55 RUTH KATHLEEN BAKELY Kay Burllngton Oh that long walk from Farnervllle Sure llkes these hlgh school sports My gosh more home work?ll Plans to be a secretary C A A I 2 Majorcttcsl 2 3 FHA 12 Secret ry State. Offlccr Publltltx Chalrman 3 Presldtnt-1 Homcroom Secretary I 2 Homcroom President 4 Party COI'IlITllIItL I 2 4 Prom COI'I1I'T'llIl6L 3 Hur loom Commlttee 4 11. 37 , Ill U' 7:17 THOMAS BAIRD APPLEGATE Tom Burlington Collects coms Enjoys skm dxvmg S1r Sayld Can t get enough scl ence Only 99 lf27? College man Play Cast 3 4 Chemlstry Club 4 PHYLI IS CONSTANCE BAREISZIS Connle Burlmgton P e a c h e s G y m aga1n7 Always has a joke to tell Interested 1n 1nter1or decoratmg Mlght become an alrlme stewardess Oh nuts! Cheerleaders Club 1 Lxbrary Club2 F B L A 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Partv Commxttee 3 4 O' l Ns.+4 A ' 6 ' ' 4' f I ix' . V -gy I K K ,1 I Q, I I lt I tx I A X 3 - ', X M I I M IS 2T3,: ..:.Jl,j,:Spe- 1,2 ad- 2 ' ,' 'N I I f 5 ., ' 1 .... Z Qu af 8- 0 .. I I I I I f I i ff' A ll If I 1 .I . I I I 15 v is I 'rs-vi, MARY JANE BARTLETT Mary Jane' Burlington Loves music ...Can really slap that bass Jarry Mane' Beautiful smile ... Snack Shacker. Typing Club 15 Orchestra l,2,3,45 C.A.A. 1,25 Jun- ior Representative 35 Vice- President 45 South Jersey Orchestra l,3,45 All State Orchestra 2,3,45 Honor So- ciety 3,45 Snack Shack 3,45 Heirloom Staff 4. LUCILLE HELEN BEFFERT Ushie Beverly Loves sports.. . 64? . . . Spends spare time horse- back riding? President of Leaders Club. . .What a voice...Future home- maker. Chorus 15 Library Club 15 G.A.A. 1,25 Softball l,2,35 Party Committee 25 Home- room Treasurer 2, 3, 45 Leaders Club 2,3,45 Prom Committee 35 Archery 3. MARIE STEPHANIE BEHOT 'Behotski Burlington Always laughing... Peachesl . . . East Burlington. . .F o re ve r talking. . .So full of pepl. . . Plans to be a medical sec- retary. Cheerleaders Club 15 Stu- dent Council l, 25 Home- room President 1,25 Ger- man Club25 G.A.A. 25 Prom Committee 35 F.B.L.A. 35 Party Committee 45 Home- room Vice-President 1,45 Heirloom Committee 4. DAVID BRUCE BELL 'Gus' Burlington Clown. . .Tall, dark and handsome. . .Loves that trumpetl. . .ls he a poet?? . . .Plans to enter law. Freshman Basketball 15 Swing Band 1,25 Band 1,3,45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys State 3. v. DIANE MARIE BENCKERT Diane Burlington A Burlington Miss . . . Likes records. . .Another disliker of homework . . . Hey Behot . . .Did you do your law7'. . .D0esn't like Pat Boonc-777 Archery 15 Badminton 15 Volleyball 1,25 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Homeroom Treas- urer l, Vice-President 25 Secretary 45 Softball 1,2,35 G.A.A. l,2,35 German Club 25 Snack Shack 45 Heirloom Committee 4. arlington Iii, H05 Hi, H05 It's Off t0 Work WeG0 I ELLOREE BENNETT lilloree Burlington 'Hey, Ruthie, what's hap- pening? . . .Special inter- est in Mt. Holly. . .Loves dancing and skating. . . Sports, too. . .Future homemaker. Class Secretary 15 Typing Club 25 Basketball 25 Knit- ting Club 25 Sewing Club 35 Hockey 35 Social Living Club 4. High Choo! RUTH ELAINE BIVENS Cookie Beverly Hey, Rose, . . .Sprinter in lunch and gym. . .Can she beat drums'?. . .Wanna bet l can type7. , .ls she quiet? Cheerleaders 15 Hall Guards 2,35 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Basketball 35 Leaders Club 35 Archery 3,45 Hockey 3,45 Volleyball 3,45 Badminton 45 Tennis 45 Tumbling 45 Social Living Club 4, ALEXANDER NATHANIEL BOONE Reverend Beverly A real track fan Plays a trumpet ls that right? A future min- ister Has a book col- lection. Freshmen Football 15 Fire Squad 1,2, Assistant Floor Chief 45 Orchestra l,2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Swing Band 35 .Iayvee Foot- ball 3,-1. ELEANOR MAY BRIDGE Ronaele Bufllngwn We have found a girl who likes science. . . Ronaele Egdirb . . .Has pen Pals . . . What are you selling? .. .Another skater. . .A col- lector. Cheerleaders Club 15 Bad- minton 1,25Tumbling1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Archery l, 2,3,45 Student Banking 1,45 Softball l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Library Club 2,35 Heirloom Committee 4. PHYLLXS ELEANOR BROWN 'Phyl ' Beverly Another nurse. . . 'Y e s Ma'am'. . .More home- work?. . .Sweet and snappy ...Neat dresser. . . Oh, that chemistry. Cheerleaders 15 Monogram Club 1, Archery 2, 3, 45 Tumbling 2,3545 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Play Cast 35 G.A.A. 3,45 Snack Shack 45 Heirloom Committee 45 F.H.A. 4. PATRICIA ANN BURNS a Burlmgton It s possxble hlghly probable! Some skater! Ilkes to swlm too Llkes hlgh school sports?? Typmg fmgers Never makes much NOISE? Mov1e Operator 12 Soft ball l 2 Basketball 1 2 Volleyball l 2 3 Hockey 1 2 3 Tumblmgl 2 3 4 C, A A 3 Speclal Plays 3 C.-LRALDINE CAPRI Gerry Beverly Laptam of the cheerleaders Serlous though full of pep Crazy per sonallty Courteous to a Party Commxttee I 2 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Cheerleaders Club 1 2 3 4 Homeroom Pres1dent 2 Secretary 4 Cheerleader .Iayvee Cap tam 2 3 Varsxty Capta1n4 Prom Comm1ttee 3 Play Comm1ttee 3 10 wav 11'-v NORMA I! AN IZURT Itan Burllngton Sports lovtr Always wtars a smllf. Rtal fmt drtsstr Oh to bc batk m Massathusttts Art s Art C lub 1 Majorttttsl 2 Party C ommltttt 34 Arthcry 3 4 Snack Shack4 Hockcy 3 4 Volltyball 3 4 Staff 4 ANTHONY J G CARDI 'I ony Burlington Cool drummer enough party here let s have a people! Ardent Dodger s fan It s better late than never Phar macy 1n hxs future Student Counc11 I Home room Presxdent 1 Chess Club I Band 12 3 4 Spe clal Plays 2 Orchestra 2 3 4 Play Cast 3 4 v III! I N MAR!! I3Lf7I I I I Buzz Bt vt rlv C omts from South lit vt rlv !3ashful'??? Iootball an Plays a trumptt Oh that bus ls latc! I lbrary Club l Ortht stra I 2 llomtroom Stcrttarv Ircasurtr 2 Part COINIIIIIILL 1 2 C A A 12 Secretary 123 Sw ng Band 2 Spamsh Club 2 Student Banklng 3 Play COITIITIIIILL 3 Prom Com mittee 3 IILIIIOOITI Com mlttcc 4 .IOAN THBRILSA CHAMPOR .loame Burlmgton Florence here I Come Not homework agam to mght! Does she have a llcense? Soon w1ll be flylng high Clown F H A 1 G A A 2 Pa y Commlttee 4 RALPH JOSEPH CALISTI Ralph Burllngton Supports all the dances Drxves a Ford Such wavy halr Plays the plano Wants to bea barber cat go Chess Club 1 Homeroom I reasurer 3 4 The amor Class JAMES FRANKLIN CHRISTY .hm Burlington Marines Hunts a lot G rls glrls Nasty blast Hates to come home early Another car lover 93... I .. . 5 ,Q , M V X na .Lain I Ishii 'rm' h ' f x . If! I ' ' , f , ky N 5 5 I R! If up tn - ul V n - VA 44:1 J u I . . . i h u rn i x u n - ' I ' - f ' ' ' . .. ist. U . ' ' 'H ...UGO ' .9 - 1 ' ' 1 1 ,': ,L ,z 1 13 ' 'G Y ,- , .L . fl ' . 1 ' H - 5 J- - + - 3 , 3 ' , , , 5 ', , Basketball 3,45 Heirloom l1C3dCI'S' Club 1.2.35 Band H 4 yy U 1 ll ' ' . ' ' ' . . . MGOI ' ' H' ' I ...H ' ...SO , ' , -un - ,'sun I ' 1 1 ' ' ' ll. H... - ' . . . ' . . ' 1 - . . . g . . . g rt . I 1 I I I . ' I v A I ' .1 K I IA VH' r bf I ' L fl Q6, YN! 3-. Rl SA Cl SAMUEL A CLIVER .IUDITH IIAIINL C IMINO C tl Hurllnpton Ptppx n peutt Qhatttr wok Oh I don t know Ihat summtr ln Cnr many I ovt that Slllllt Spanlsh Club 1 C, A A 12 3 4 Iyp1ngC lub2 Student Director Play 3 Prom COIDIHIIILC 3 Lxt hangt Studtnt 3 Play C ommlttte 3 4 Honor Soc lttv 3 4 Homt room Sctrctary 3 Vltt Pr1.s1dtnt4 Arrow head Staff 3 Forclgn News ldltor 4 Student Countll 4 llurloom COITUTIICICL 4 Snack Shack 4 F T A President 4 011' ID :ami H25-7 I ornmm cz-'G pr v-1mcx.f-1,- mg C :::roro H, m3Q.gz,'i,cUr'm IT' 0393-v1f r'IJ... Z :1OO.cr '4 OZ A H O Om ASU? C Z 'UCP C m I O '3 .'1-3-H ir OED-AQ Hr- '-'3f' -4 U 'J'-10.3 m Eg E- S-gg m Z 4: ... m-QE ,D O mfg rv P- 3314 40 Sam Burllngton Nasty break What IS he really l1ke out of school? He can t be that shy Flame red ha1r Lakes girls sometlmes Nothlng llke the Coast Guard .Iayvee Football 3 Play Cast 4 Snack Shack 4 Chemlstry Club 4 ST XNTON THOMAS COOK Stan Burlmgton Cfood dancer Cool man L1kes the g1rls Out board boatmg Mr Sears Future commerc1al a1r llne pllot Track 1 Sportsmcns Club 1 Prom Commlttee 3 5 1 16 COHI N Judy llurlmgton Have. you heard tht lat Cst'7 Dancmg fact t fatttnln Clothes from New York Homtroom Vice Pre'-.ldtnt l Typlng C'lub1 C A Homtroom Rtpre st ntatlvt 4 a C,omm1ttee 2 Arrowht Staff 3 Play Committee 3 Prom Commlttte 3 Press Club 3 Helrloom Proof rea er 4 Play Cast 4 Snack Shack 4 F I A 4 EDWARD COSTILI IO JR hddu, Burllngton Coach s pest Oh those eyes' College ahead Dependable, Homeroom Ireasurcr 1 Vue Prcsldcnt 23 Pres ldent 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Sportsmcn s Club 2 4 Boy s Statc 3 I ettermtn 4 Club 3 C lass l'rcasurcr3 Class VICL Presldcnt 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Student Councll Vice Prtsldtnt 4 Z.. ig wg. RAYMOND DAVID COLES Ray Burlmgton Halls from homeroom 46 These characters who thmk they own the place That s tough Future archltcct QUICK? F F A 1 Photography Club 2 Helrloom Commlttee 4 RUDOLPH CROSS Rudy Burllngton Small but rmghtv Mls chlevous Football and track star Wltty mov,1e operator? Flre Squad 1 2 Track 1 Z 3 .Iayvee Football3 MOVIE Operator 3 4 Varsxty Football 4 2 2 'P' . 03- A 'wx - 5. fi A l K' If G.-v I 1 'iq i 3 Tllli ll l-lil.lA , i. If I lv .4 n A ' n n ' . Il, ,. . Y .. 1 H. . . . .I . 4. l. ,ull ' I . .,. A s -' '-- f- Isl 1 ' g'? ... ' ... ...- ' S l ' A I 1 ' ' ' '. A ',g ' I,'2'..1': gl ' , A 1 gi.A.. 'g..'., ' . I ' H 'Q 5 1' - ' V . l l,2,3, 3 F. H. A. 2g P' rty ' f 'g Z ' -1 ' ' 3 'ad A , 2.2 4 3. h Ai X dx ' 1 kv P A 'A 2 I QA A A u n . ,, -, ...A , X ,a S' , c. y - 1 4' ' l I ' aff P .t W. . 'A -'fl 15 X s I, Q X P , 5 'f-,- g - JAMES F. CROWE Jim Delanco A sharp dancer. . .Hai1S from 46. . .Good looking. . . So friendly to everyone. . . Loyal Beverlyite. .layvee Football 2,3. EDWARD CLAYTON CUMMINGHAM JR. Ed Burlington Bums, all of 'em bumsl' ...Enjoys chemistry, music, tennis, and model building. . .Interested in jazz and classical music, but can't stand Rock n' Roll'. . .l-le'll make a neat chemist. Movie Operator 1,2,3g Band 2,3,4g Swing Band 2,3,4. EVELYN ESTHER CUNNINGHAM Eve Beverly Tiny but mighty. . . Hey, Doris, wait for me' , . , Looking for the,right guy. . .Another Navy lover7. . . Shy?'?7. . .Roller skater. Knitting Club 25 Prom Committee 3, Chorus 4g F.H.A. 4g Party Committee 4. CHARLES LEON DANIELS Daniels Burlington Each to his own. . .Drives a green Nash . . . Loves sports and history . . . Does he like girls in boys overalls??. . .Nice to know, Student Banking 35 Letter- mens Club 3, Varsity Football 3. S JUDITH ANN D'ERRlCO Judy Burlington Shy but nice . . . Neat dresser Oh, my . .. Chevy's and Florence. . . Future model, , ,Hails from Stevens Station. . ..Iim's Bar-B-Q. Cheerleaders Club lg Chorus lglrlomeroom Vice- President 1,23 G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4g Softball 1,2,3,4g Party Committee 1,2,4, Audito- rium Guards 35 Hall Guards 3g Prom Committee 3, F. B. L. A. 4g Badminton 4, ,Tennis 4. ZHf!Z7Qgf077 ,N vga., U MARIE DIACZYNSKY 'Marie' Burlington Music, music, music Looks like Sandy? Look again Pretty hair . .. College and nursing car- eer. Typing Club Ig Orchestra l,2,3,4g SouthJerseyOrch- estra l,2,3,4g G.A.A.1,2,3, 43 German Club 25 All- State Orchestra 2,4g Play Cast 3,45 Snack Shack 3,4g Heirloom Staff 4g F.T.A. Secretary 43 Chorus Pres- ident 4. High Choo! Nx The Magic Touch' HENRIETTA M. DICKINSON 'Henni' Burlington Clever at sewing. . .Natural curls. . .Likes to set hair. . .An interest in Bristol, also the Navy. . .A cool driver. ..'How a-bootdatl' Library Club lg Basketball lg Hockey lg G.A.A. l,2g Softball 1, 25 Party Com- mittee 1, 2, 4g F. H. A. 23 Prom Committee 33 Heir- loom Committee 4. RAYMOND WILLIAM DUNCAN Ray Burlington Shy???. . .One of those quiet ones. . .Hails from Burlington ... Hey, Rich! . . .So talll Stage Crew 4. RICHARD FRANKLIN EDGE Dick Burlington Full of fun. . .Is he noisy? . . .Has a smile for every- body. . .Tony's pal. ..What a laugh! MARGARET ALICE EPPLER 'Peggy' Beverly So dependablel. . . Oh, for the life of a minister's wifeI'. . .Very nice toknow . . .Loyal to the band. . . Supports the team with her cheers. . .Future reg- istered nurse. Typing Club lg Band I,2,3, 45 Student Council l,2,3,4g Class Secretary 2g Prom Committee 3g Girls State 35 Honor Society 3,45 Heir- loom Staff 4gStudent Director-Play 4g Library Assistant 4. I1 fi.. x 2 , Q 3 JULIA JO ANNE ERCOL Jule Beverly Flxrt Gomg to the dance? A good sport Future off1ce glrl Not detenuon hall agam? 4 Spec1al1z sm boys Basketball l 2 3 Party Commxttee l 2 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Leather and Plast1cs Club 4 ANTHONY FRANCIS FIJALKOWSKI Tony Burlmgton If you can t drtve tt p rk Hot rodder there EIVIS Try IlCkl1l lg hlm somet1me wow! Fllrt :lille it I E' 'nn 'Uh WII IIAM JOSLPII FENIMORE Morch Burllngton Just loves to be called B1llv Boy An attrlhute to our basketball team Oh thatconvertlblel Maxbe busme ss school Student Councxl l Class Presldentl Homeroom Presldent I2 3 Party Commlttee 14 Basketball I 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Helrloom Commutee 4 DOLORES DOROTHY FII ANOWSKI Dolores Burllngton Roller skater Hear that pxano? All for sports Oh dear Pearl Prlvate secretary L1kes her homeroom? I1brary Club 1 Treasurer 2 Basketball 2 Heirloom Staff 4 -JT' IU' JOYCE AINNJ FI-NTON o Burlmgton Ardent star ga7er Guess what happened ID famlly Ilvlngl Oh that 8 I1 bell! Future sec retarv and homemaker I eade rs Llubl Presldent I C A A l 23 Homeroom Seeretary 3 Hall Cuards3 Prom Comrmttee 3 Color Cuard 3 4 Party K ommlt ILL 4 1. WMM HILMAN W XLTER FIELDS JR Butch Burlmgton Amt too easy IS 7 Spends spare txme work mg on Cars Enjoys wood workmg Naval career DIIVGS a Ford Shop Club 2 Boy s State 3 Jayvee Football 3 be Senior JOSEPH EDWARD FIOT oe Burllngton Nasty break QUIEI? L1kes football and base ba A1r Force future Never has much to say Stxll he llkes glrls mann' 'M- SANDRA FOSTER Sandy Burllngton Future telephone operator Ye h su ur I dol Muslcal fmgers she I1CkllSh? Yea manl Somethmg d1fferent she I1kes to embroxder Wonder what she s got In her scrapbook G A A I Basketball 1 L1 rary l 2 Treasurer3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 N15 A II NIXI FUI MORI Pearl Burlington Oh mv heavens' Wanna go to Ind1ana7 I-njoys needle work I oves sports Headmg for the busmess world leaders Club I 2 CAA 1 2 3 Party Commlttee I 23 4 Homeroom Seere tary I 2 3 4 Home room 'Ireasurer 3 Prom Com tee 2 3 4 F I3 Honor Society 34 Helr loom C ommlttee 4 SAI VATORL JOSEPH GXNGEMI a Beverly Always smlllng Wowl Curly brownhalrl I lkes to chlcken 7 ot enough glrls around Oh my Likes to repalr cars Fxre Squad l Prom Com mlttee 3 Party Committee 4 Shop Club 4 CMU 0 1957 RICHARD WILI IAM GILBLRT D1ck Burllngton Plays a trombone Also the tympanl One of the De Molay boys Just adores glrls Llstento my muffler Wack! future mor 1e1an Orchestra l 2 3 Bandl 3 4 Swing Band l VIRCINIA LI CJII HI RT ee Burllngton Has part ownershlp ln Schorr s Plays aelarl ne In I3 IIS great and WISII I had more tlme A comle ln the plays Spanlsh Club 1 G A A 1 2 Band 3 4 Honor SOCICIV 3 4 Play Cast 3 4 Helr loom Staff 4 '5 TS DOI ORI S NIARII C ARC IA Dolores Beve rlv Full of ITIIQLIIILI my word' beautlful black h'11r 56 Farm Queen Student Counell 1 Home room Presldent I Typlng Club I SPLLIII Plays 2 Play Cast 3 Irom Com mlttee 3 Play Comnllttee 34 C A A 34 Helrloom Staff 4 Hexrloom C ommlr tee 4 Snaek Shaek 4 F I EDWARD MICHAEL GITTO Beverly Keeps an eye on the glrls Where s the flre? The green hornet Doesn t do hls homework every mght? Keeps the bowlmg alleys xn shape Future electrical contrac or Flre Squad 1 2 3 Photo graphy Club l Football 1 I EONARD A GARDNER Booster Burlington Drlves green Ford e of the boys A real gentleman Track IS 1t??? Sports CXCIUSIVG Are there any specks around??? A Club l 2 3 let r mens Clubl 2 3 Track I 2 3 4 Jayvee Football 2 3 Vars1tyFootDallZ 3 Helrloom Commlttee 4 THEODORE GORDON Fed Burlmgton C ollege bound Look at those museles' Has an adorable accent' All thls and he swlms too Co eaptaln Freshmen Football I Jayvee Co eap tan 3 Football 1234 Track I 2 3 4 Chorus l 2 4 Speclal Plays 2 German Club 2 Play Cast3 H R V Presldent 3 A A Repre sentatlye 34 Debatlng Club 4 ? qu.. ROBERT HUNTER GOULD Bob, Beverly Oh, my' . . . Drives a car when there's gas in it. . . Dancing feet . . . Sharp dresser . . . What, no study halls? Student Council 15 Sports- men s Club 15 Party Com- mittee 25 Printing Club 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Play Committee 35 Home- room Treasurer 35 Class President 3. ANTHONY THEODORE GRESKI JR. 'Mayor' Burlington A mayor? . . . 'Stand up5 speak up5 shut up' Politician's smile . . . Shakes-peer . . .A future lawyer . . . Likes to tra- vel. Freshmen Basketball l5 Freshmen Football 15 Homeroom Treasurer 25 Jayvee Basketball 25 Press Club 25 Typing Club25 Spe- cial Plays 25 Jayvee Foot- ball 2, 35 Oratorical Con- test 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 35 Play Cast 35 Boys State 35 County Government 35 Varsity Football 3, 45 Arrowhead 35 Editor 4. E.'l'l'ORE J . GUIDOBALDI 'Ettore Beverly Hails from Beverly . . . Quiet and shy . . . Who me? , , , Likes to watch football and baseball games , , , Seven o'clock in the morning already? . . . Where's Gitto? . . .Hopes to be an auto mechanic. F. F. A. 1. Not Graduated. SANDRA JOAN GUSRANG Sandy Burlington Loves mystery stories . .. Lover of B. H. S. - keepsa scrapbook . . . An honor student who wants to be a secretary . . . Oh,fudgel . . . Do you like hockey Sandy? Homeroom Secretary 15 G, A. A. l, 25 Basketball 1, 25 Library Club l, 2, Presi- dent 35 Prom Committee 35 Honor Society 3,45 Heir- loom Staff 45 Party Com- mittee 4. ALBERT H. GUSSLER Gus Burlington Flashy smile I. . . Lifts weights . . . Doesn't say much - butl . . . Carefree. . . A real buddy. F. F. A. l. mflmcgfon More Than You Know' 'E' X SARA MAE GUSSL ER Sis Burlington Oh, no, gym again . . . Don't touch me' . . . One of Gregory's girls . . . Has the homeroom blues. . . Wants to be an airline hostess. Spanish Club 2, 3, Student Banking 4. High 0500! ALICE VIRGINIA HARBESON 'Em' Burlington Watch her dance . . .Likes to swim . . .Quiteaskater, too . . . A real sports fan . . . Shucks. Cheerleaders Club 1, Not Graduated, SYLVIA CHRISTINE HARRIS 'Sylvia' Burlington How about that' . . . Neat wardrobe . . . Quiet . . . Loves the switchboard . . . Singing and sewing . . . Plans to be a teacher. G. A. A. 1. 2, Tumbling 1, 2, Volleyball l, 2, Softball 1, 2, Leaders Club 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Arch- ery l, 4, Hall Guard 2, Party Committee 2, F. B. L. A. 3. ANNE STEVENS HECKSCHER Anne Beverly Another Beverlyite , , . 64? . . . Plans to be a social worker . . . C'm onll' . . . Loves horses . . . Sports minded. Homeroom Secretary 1, Volleyball 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 4, Tumbling 2, Party Com- mittee 2, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Basketball 4. ROSE MARIE HILL 'Sis Burlington Say hey, Freddie' . . . Definitely one of the girls.. . Loves school??? Mis- chievous???. . . Loves to gab , . . Member of the Road Gang. Cheerleaders 1, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Knitting Club 2, Badminton 2, 3, Student Banking 3, Prom Commit- tee 3, Archery 3, Hockey 3, Volleyball 3, Heirloom Committee 4, V . DORO PHY MARIE HOKAMP Dot Burlmgton Crowded halls That s 1 e Henme s pal Trenton? Seamstress Future I B M opera tor Cheerleaders Club l C, A C orusl 2 F A 2 Prom Commlttee 3 F H A I'reasurer4 Party Comm1ttee 4 PAIRIC IA ANN III Slugger Beverly Real sweet gal Hey Marlanne lkes dance Plans to be a fashlon model Cheerleaders Club I Homeroom V1ee Presldent I4 Movle Operator 2 Softball 2 Hall Cluards 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Hexr loom COITIITIICILL 4 SOCIBI I lVlllg Club 4 RICHARD G HORN Horny Burlington Halls from 207 Steady band member Loves boatmg Future optometrlst Full of jokes Sportsmens Club l 2 Band I 2 3 4 Swlng Bandl 3 4 Orchestra 2 South Jersey Band 3 PATRICIA I LI IMHOFF at Burllngton Heautlful smlle ey Anne gomg over Steve s? Oh thls homework Drives a mean sptke G A A I Cheerleaders Club I2 3 4 Homeroom Presldent 2 3 Cheerlead s 2 3 4 Cla ss President 2 3 Seeretary 4 Partv Commlttee 24 Prom Comm1ttee3 Student Counc 11 Treasurer 4 'fn' JOYC'l I I AINI HOWI I lame llurlmeton Note notes on her mind Math and sclenee Ire her favorltes Has a meelle ll future Illdn t her halr brow long? CJ A A l Sophomore Re pre sentatlve 2 Seere tary 3 President 4 Orehe stra 2 4 Play Cast 3 C11 State 3 Honor SOCILIX 3 Secretary I reasure r 4 Snaek Shaek 3 Student Manager 4 All State Ore h CSIIA 4 llelrloom St1ff4 C horus 4 JIMMX I JACKSON Scully Burlmgton I..lkeS all sports What a clownl Clever ex presslons Very Ilvely Known by all F re s h man Basketball I Freshman Football 1 Football Jayvee 2 l'rack2 Basketball Jayvee2 3 Stu dent Bankmg 3 Football Varsxty 3 4 Basketball Varslty 4 Q' WAI TLR H HUFFORD Walt Burllngton Nlee lookmg What a smxlel Mr Stmson Ill make II th1s tlmel Plays the tuba and drums Huh come agaln? C,1rls7 Photography Club I Band 2 3 MOVIE Operator 3 Homeroom V1ce Presldent 3 Orchestra 4 6 J I OIS JACKSON Tlek Burlington Always talkmg Frlend to everyone Hev' Ruthle Future secre tarv loves to make mlschlef Sports fan Cheerleaders Club I C, A A 123 Hall Guards 2 Prom Commlttee 3 lead ers Club 3 Helrloom Com mlttee 4 I I , , 27 1, aye I I x . K 451 ROBERT MARSHALL JOHNSON Bob Beverly Future doctor Shy?? Very helpful I see! Eznjoys boatlng An 1ce skater 1n the wmter Photography Club l Stu dent Counctl 3 4 Snack Shack 3 4 He1rloomCom mlttee 4 Play Cast 4 5 1 Q 'Q Q. CLARBNCL WlLl IAM JON! S Country Beverly Play tt Cool calm and collected Spectal tn terest 1n Cars and races l tve Wlft of Sth pertod lunch Future mechamc Sh p Clubl Traek l Homeroom Treasurer l 2 3 Football l234 Stage Crew 4 Senior Cfrzss 0 195 lRlS M KEELER 115 BUI'1ll'lgIOll Future nurse Enjoys sw1mm1ng readxng and Cookmg Company D Mercxful heavens! Oh that boy next door! Typtng Club l Speclal a s 2 F 2 Play Cast 3 Prom Com mlttee 3 Helrloom Com mxttee 4 Play Commlttee MARIAINNL KELLILR K1ller Burllngton Speaks her mlnd Twtrls a mean baton Oh my what ehd l do now? Untlrlng gtggler I tkes the Beverly dances Cheerleaders Club l Home room See retary l F C l 2 jorettes l 2 3 Movle Oper ator 2 Hall Guards 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Helr loom Commlttee 4 DERENE L .IUNGBLUT Derene Burllngton Record collector Cute 11tt1e one Talkatlve You don t ltke me Oh! that Florence Crafts Club l Student Councll 2 Softball 2 Stu dent Banklng 4 JEANNE ANN KELLY Jean Burlmgton Let s dance Where s Ann? No ttme for homework Travels to Florence Chlp chip The summers 1n Sea stde Crafts Club l Softball 2 Hexrloom Commtttee 4 Party Committee 4 'l 2 1' .aiu EDWARD B KANE Cabbage Burlington Qu1et7? never! ways late for homeroom Works 1n a gas station One of the annex guys Has many frtends Football l Photography Club 2 Chemlstry Club 4 RUTH KIMBLE Reds Beverly Drlves a Ponttac cant lead double Talklng IS her favorlte pas txme Works m a hospttal Consxderlng marrlage leaders Clubl C A X l Chorus l 2 3 4 ketball 2 F H A 3 leath er and Plastlcs Club 4 B f 7 . . . , l ! ' . F3 ,, t v 4 , ' 4 4 K nl Y A . . V all k f f ' gf qv , i wil . ,. . .. L , , ' - . . . A1- ...!. Oh. m ' -- 'A '. .- ' ' I 5 - 0 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 9 A ' . V I A ll ' W 4 M A 3 11 ' ll II - ll I P! Y 'Z . H. ,A. 33.41 ' . ' g . g Q 21g , Z ,' ' N Q ' !!.A. 1,23 '.A.A. , gMa- A 4 Q 'g , , , 3, - 4, Y 5 4 ., A 1 K, L 1' Q ,- tx E X - I 4 , - ! Fl H V RN ' f! M bi . L lf. i 3 4 at g ' ' 4. ,sn ,V A 4 H I , , 27 'K' ' a 28 ' CHARLES ROBERT LANNING Bob Burlington Future engineer . . . Likes to swim and dance . . . What's for homework? .. Plays a violin in the or- chestra and bass horn in the band . . .Marvelous singing voice, Swing Band 1, 2, 3, Or- chestra 1, 2, 3, South Jer- sey Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4,' South Jersey Band 3, All State Chorus 3, All State Band 3, Chorus 3, 4, Play Cast 3, 4. THOMAS RUSSELL LAUINGER Hatrack Beverly Hails from Beverly . . . Very dependable . . . DrivGS a car? 7 . . .Top man on the stage crew . . . Likes to skate . . . Shorty! l Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4. EMILY CAROLYN LEEDS 'Em' Burlington Enjoys ice-skating, driving and bowling , , , .lack, can l have the car? . . . Future Doctor of Chiro- practic . . . Active in church groups . . . Has special interest in M. Y. F. Conference president. Typing Club 1, Tumbling 2, Volleyball 2, Knitting Club 2, Special Plays 2, Softball 2, 3, G. A. A. 3, Prom Committee 3, Play Com- mittee 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Homeroom Treasurer 4, Heirloom Staff 4, Snack Shack 4. EDITH HELEN LEIGH Edie Burlington Oh my . . .Atiny treat . . Slight interest in the Air Force . . .Sits on a pillow when driving . . . She's engaged! Chorus 1, Leaders Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Par- ty Committee 4, Heirloom Staff 4. px 'fi PATRICIA JOY LENTZ Patti Beverly Sweet 'n neat . . . Pony- tail fan . . . Very talkative . . . A sailor named Walt Oh my Ballet. Band 1, Typing Club 2, Arrowhead Staff 2, 3, Party Committee 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, Press Club 3, Heirloom Staff 4. ZHf!Z7QCgf07Q l 'It's The Talk of The Town' 'R L' v ,. I -YW asv' 3 , .5 !,f 5. 1' T A ALBERTA ANN LILLY 'Bertie' Beverly Another gal that came from Massachusetts . . . That Beverly bus! . . . She drives? . . . Go,man,gol . . . A real nice girl . . . Who's the boy, Bertie? , , Basketball 3, 4g Heirloom Committee 4, Party Com- mittee 4g Archery 4. High ch oo! Q- 9.43, i THOMAS ALLEN LOWDEN Tom Burlington Dependable. . .Friendly guy . . . How'd you like the game? . . .Special interest in sports. . . Hi, Phillip .. , Tweenager? ' Football lg Stage Crew l, 2,3,4g Baseball Manager 2, Varsity Basketball Manager 2g Golf 3, Jayvee Football 3, Varsity Foot- ball 3,45 Track 3,43 Home- room President 4. JACQUELIN ELLEN LYON 'Jackie' Burlington Another future secretary. . .Always heading for Flor- encex. .Loves to dance. .. Oh, myl . . .Tired ofdoing homework. . .Nice person- ality. Cheerleaders Clubllg Archery lg G. A. A. l, 25 Badminton 23 Softball 2, Homeroom Secretary 33 Prom Committee 3g Tum- bling 3g Party Committee 4, Heirloom Staff 4. CAROL LOUISE MCCORMICK 'Carol' Burlington A different Pocketbook every day. . . Hey, lris, wait for mel' A ringon her finger. . .Something about Runnemede. Cheerleaders lg Drama Club 1' C.A.A 1,2, Tum- bling l,2p Tennis 2,33 Prom Committee 3, Archery 35 Badminton 3g F.H.A. 3,4g Party Committee 4. MARY MARGARET MCCORMICK Mickey Burlington Archery fan Confound i Cute and smart Wants tobeaSpan1sh inter preter Writing is her h o b b y Another piano player FBLA 1 Archery134 Party Committee 4' Prom Committee 3- Homeroom Treasurer 4' Heirloom Committee 4. s 5 X .ts J 4..,,u WILLIAM HOWARD KATHLEEN ELLEN MCCULLOUGH B1 Burlmgton 1 njovs radlo I 1kCS hunt mg Loyal f1re flghter Q u 1 et Another flsher man Photography Club 3 MCGRATH Lolly Burlmgton That s tremendous An e x s k a t e r Good thlngs come 1n l1ttle pack ages Has lots of frlends Whatta ponytalll Jean s best frlend Cheerleaders Club 1 Typ 1ng Club 2 Lat1n Play 2 Tumblmg 3 Prom Com mxttce 3 Party Commlttee BETTY JANE JOHN STANLEY MATTHEWS Bea Burl1ngton Elv1s Presley fan ln the movles Oh my good ness lookl Another homework hater e even has an album for Elv1s Weddlng bells? Cheerleaders Club 1 Bad mmton 1 Lxbrary Club 4 MATUSIAK Stan Beverly Hey Murph Qu1et?'?'7l One of the stage crew Llkes cars Has a terrlflc stamp collection Nxce to know Photography Club 1 Stage Crew 3 4 .J ii 72 if v? li r , il , W wa PATRICIA JANE MAJOR at Edgewater Park Anybody see a gray Chevy? Company D Nurses alde Heaven forbld Guxde r1ght colorguardl Wears a sword Drama Club 1 Basketball A 1 2 3 Co Guard 1234 FHA 23 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Helrloom Comm1ttee 4 Play Commlttee 4 Party Commlttee 4 ROBERT TURNER MEAD Mead1e Burlmgton Just a second now take 1t easy One of our movle operators Dld you have to slam that car door? Always seen wlth George Future college boy Movle Operator 1 2 3 4 Helrloom Staff 4 fin .al '!f RALPH HENRY MATHIS JR Ralph Burlmgton All that work ln 203 There now son Plays the trumpet on the stde Weddmg bells sure sound mce ls a great lover of pool of all thlngsl Can t stand people who don t cooperate Chess Clubl Homeroom Vice Pres1dent 2 Debatlng Club 4 he 5671207 JOHN W MERRITT Junle Beverly Say there what s heppen mg? Drxves a 55 green Ford Bound for York Street One lady man I oves cold weather? Yes A1r Force Freshmen Football l Homeroom Treasurer 1 2 Jayvee Footballl Z 3 Var slty Football l 2 3 4 Base ba 1 2 3 4 xo. l .IOSLPH LRNI Sl MICH l Fonto Be ve rly Always ln dutch w1th some teacher Wants to be a butcher? Has lots of seeret admlrers Frank s best frlend Comes from Beverly VISIIS the offlce qu1te often Football l M55 0 CR XC l DOI ORE S ORSINI Cookle Beverly Can t understand what s so lmportant ln ltallan Hey Madyl Where s Mary? Oh that Beverly us Wants to be a sec retary Hopes to rlde to work ln an Oldsmoblle Drama Club 1 Hall Guard 3 Prom Comm1ttee 3 Specxal Plays3 Homeroom V1ce Presldent 3 Pres 1dent 4 Helrloom Staff 4 Party Commzttee 4 Volleyball 4 ROBILRT l MOORE: ob Burlmgton Basketball star Sports exeluslve Frlend to everyone You know w ere ll s at Hey Johnll 'vllschlevous Basketball l Varslty 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Foot ball 2 I ettermens Club 2 197 JAYNE JOYCE, O SHAUCHNLSSY .lame Burllngton Cute redhead Real sharp dresser loves to dance Talkatxve l don t even know Wants to work 1n an office Drama Club 1 C A A 2 F H A 2 Prom Comm1ttee C7 u A , D f' MART IN CHARl I S MORI'l I Mart Beverly What dld vou say? Qu1et'722 Sharp dancer C ra7v about radxos and ears X real artlst Who s the glrl next door2 Art Club l 2 .3 Prom Com mlttee 3 Homeroom Vxce Presldent 4 Helrloom Commlttce 4 Party Com mlttee 4 MADALENA PANICO Mady Burlmgton South Phlladelphla bound somethlng spee1al? Know anyone Called Pierce? Muslcal f1n gers Hush Hey Gracy Crazy mixed up homework Wants to be a prlvate secretary Hockey l C A A 1 2 Bas ketball 1 2 Orchestra 1 2 3 Volleyball 4 -it N X I Y IIDWARD Wkl ILR OKUI LWICZ Burlmgton Plays a hot sax West Lnd Always tlred Play man play! Would llke to play ma band Qulte a daneer Baseball 1 Band l 2 4 mg B nd 1 2 Orchestra l 2 3 4 LOIS ANNE PARKER Burlmgton Shy'??? Artlstxc touch Roeblmg Llkes to dance Halls from That s how you arel Doesn t lake to carry books Cheerleaders Club 1 Archery 1 Hockeyl C A A 1 2 Tumbl1ngl2 Bas ketball 1 2 4 Softball 12 3 4 Party Comm1ttee 1 4 Prom Lommlttee 3 Helr loom C ommlttee 4 E' Lx in ANNA MARIE PAULUCCI Ann Burlington Helps keep McCrory's run- ning . . . Good things come in small packages Beautiful big brown eyes .. . Boy, you know it' ... Very neat. F. H. A. lg Volleyball 15 Drama Club 15 Basketball 1,25 G.A.A. 25 Softball 25 F, B, L. A. Treasurer 35 Homeroom Secretary 35 Prom Committee 35 Heir- loom Committee 45 Party Committee 4. ANN MARY PENNISE Ann Burlington 'When am l going to get my homework done? Plays a guitar Likes sports . . . Can she sew? . . . Oh, mothern. . . Hails from Farnerville, F.H.A. 15 Hockey 15 Lead- ers Club l5 G. A. A. 1,25 Basketball l,25 Party Com- mittee l,2,3,45 Softball 25 Play Committee 35 Prom Committee 35 Heirloom Staff 4. JOAN EILEEN PERKINS 'Joan' Beverly 'Oh for heaven sake! .. . Enjoys roller skating One of those girlsthatlikes Company D fMay Dayl. . . Mom, can I have the car7' . . . Future secretary. Crafts Club 15 Band 1,25 Typing 25 Prom Committee 35 Archery 35 F,B.L.A. 3, 45 Heirloom Committee 45 Party Committee 4. PATRICIA ANNE PERKINS Pat Burlington Goes to all the dances . .. Another McCrory's girl. . . Future beautician .. . Watch those quiet ones! . . . Oh, man. Art Club 15 Volleyball 15 Softball 15 G.A.A. l,3,45 Student Banking 35 Prom Committee 3. at , vo' if 5 A Q 35- Q2 I Qi. g JAMES PETRUCELLI Pet Burlington A weight lifter Drive a Mercury Worried about math? Girls Coast Guard. Wlmcgfon 'I Don't Know Why' ! ... Fx PATRICIA ANN PETTIT Pat Burlington Pretty blonde hair Where's the Buick! East End , , , Neat dresser . . . A nice smile. Cheerleaders Club lg Soft- ball 2g G.A.A. 2g F.B.L.A. 2,3g Prom Committee 33 Party Committee 4g Heir- loom Committee 4. High 012001 GEORGE HARRY PRICE 'George' Burlington 'Who am dat dere man? . . . Ardent De Molay member The Reverend will be his title ... Plays the or- gan, sax. and bass drum. . . One of Miss Maier's help- ers Lillian, never mindl' Homeroom President lg Photography Club lg Stu- dent Council 2g Play Cast 3g Prom Committee 35 Band 4g Heirloom Staff 4, CONNIE JOYCE RANDALL 'Kon' Burlington Drives her own car Are we going out again today? . .. Short but sweet . . . Another secretary . . . 'Hey Dippie' Likes dancing. Party Committee lg Span- ish Club 2g F. B. L. A. 35 Prom Committee 3g Heir- loom Committee 4. NANCY RHAWN Nancy Edgewater Park Another gal with dimples 'Did I get a letter to- day? Gym? lt's too cold to go outsidel' . .. Likes to waterski .. . Has friends in College, Cheerleaders Club lg C.A.A. l,2,3,4g Homeroom Vice-President 2,33 F.H.A. 2,3,4g Party Committee 2, 43 Prom Committee 3. ROBERT EDWARD RICHARDSON Curly Burlington 'It don't hurt anymore . . . Quiet .. . Likes horses and hunting ... Friend of Louis .. . Second period family living .. . Marines. Photography Club l. -A . . . . 'V - as 4.1 'T' 5 . 'hh Iv-. t'-' B- 6 I' A-91 , A ,fx -.- U Rt, .M Ls, ,41 X V -.N 'hh 4 -Q.. , . '. :iffy ' K 'L 5-C,-Q ' ,Af 'WS m'-. 'jf' N . t, 4 A Jill ,-. A Q' -Q95 . I i' 1 ROBERT BENJAMIN ROBERTSON Bob Burllngton Whats the word? Dr1ves a 49 Ford Lxkes modelxng m1n1ature planes Loves Jazz records Pet your own head Mov1e Operator 3 Track 4 BRENDA IEE ROVINS Brenda Burllngton Another glfted musxc stu door gxrl Sharp shoot Peaehes and cream complexxon Lxcellent sw1mmer Orchestra 1 2 3 C A A I 2 3 4 South Jersey Oreh estra 2 Latln Play 2 Play Commmee 3 SANDRA I EI ROBI R I SON Sandy Ilurlmgton Oh Christopher slc teacher I oves New England All State flrst bass I eaders Club I 2 Orehes tra 23 Presxdent 4 C A A Freshman Representa t1ve I2 3 4 South Iersey Orchestra 13 4 Spe cxal Plays 2 Swmg Band 2 3 South Jersey Band 234 All State Orchestra 2 3 4 Plays Cast 3 Chorus 3 4 Snack Shack 3 4 All State Band 3 -I I 'I A Songlead er 4 Helrloom Staff 4 ANNE MARIE RUSSLLI Ann Beverly Peppy cheerleader Blondes and eonvert 1b1es Oh those boys! C A A 12 Class Seere tary 1 3 Cheerleade rs Club I 2 3 4 Cheerleaders 2 3 4 Party Commlttee 2 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Stu dent Councll Secretary 3 Presldent 4 I DORIS ELLEN ROGERS D0 l Beverly Sharp skater Loves the Navy One of the Bev erly gxrls Shy??? Where s Myrt'? Joe? A1n L nothln but fmel Prom Commlttee 3 He1r loom Commlttees 4 Party Commlttee 4 ' we DAVID MORRIS ROTHBLUM Rock Beverly Thmk I won t Think I a1n t Mrs Klnsey s pet? Always full of fun Football Speclal 1n terest 1n Ruggerx s Freshmen Footballl Homeroom Treasurer 1 2 Presldent 3 Class Trea surer 2 Lettermen s Club 2 Vars1ty Footballl 2 3 4 he emmf JAMES RONALD SAIA .Iamoke Burllngton Co captaxn of the football Where s Dave? Real sharp dancer Dr1ves a Cad1lIac Trumpet play Stage Crew I Football 1 Baseball 1 Vars1ty Foot ball l 2 3 4 Jayvee Foot ball 2 3 Prom Corrmlttee 3 Bankmg 3 fb' 34 ta PAUL ROBERT SCHMECK Paul Beverly Gtrls gxrls glrls Looks Innocent? look again Plans to be a meehanlcal engmeer Band I2 Orehestra 23 Track Team 234 Prom Commxttee 3 Partv Com mlttee 4 Homeroom Vlcc Presldent 4 Helrloom Proofre ade r 4 4-1-I HT 7 , My I M' .,-f I g gba 1 ,, 7 ' 1 ' 3' g tx, , y h L Q fl 'P I al ' , ' l ' 1 V ,, I . , , ' My V eff? l I P ' J 'S i f - A L ll 1 H U I7 - Il H . I 11 u 1 n .4 . X n Mu s l . - u - 1 lr u . l ' V, E .z. x in ' . ' ' ' K M . v , . n ' . . . n ' . I . . - U- I , ' 1 V ...J V . 3 ' , g ' '. - 3 ' . 5 - . 3 ' ' 5 '. . L 5 . ' 3. ' - - T n n A I ' K 1 K . - . . 1 t' ' gl ' A , Q I 1 n n - A I I I ' . . I 5 1 - 1 . ' , 2 L 1' . H ,, A . u n 4 .4 J u u - - ' 1 ' - I ' . . . De- - ' M ' dem Camper and Out- pendable . . . Hit it newtI team . .. Likes the girls Has a special interest .. . V ... ' - -.. ' ' ' - ... ' -.. V 313 an T... ' ' ' '. .. ,g ' x -' - - A H' , , Q 2 N f 1 A ef. X ' . :U Q .Q 'B ,L , , 9 - ' - . . 4 ' ' -- , I 1 - I 1 . . 1 1 Q ' L Q A ' Q - y I I I ' ' Q , ' , I - , V , ' Z A ' 1 I 4 ' - ' . 9 - ' ' 1 ' in Q -. I7 l, . A i. A, ' 1 'tbl I' - 4 , 1 f ff , ,M95'e' A 19 ',,.,,' 'Hx I , 1 ,fa q , r r, 1 f , f 14 if ' FW' I C S14 I 4' A ' N. If ' 1 2... .5 'In fx 1- y M JOHN ADAM SBIFRIT John Burllngton Ilkes to bulld model Cars and planes Interested In fruit farmmg Bet ter latf. than never One of B H S few farmers On the quiet s1de 'X cw C NX III C XROI I IR Cvatn Bevtrly s rut V ttrrlflt Alxmys ITIISSLS tht sthool aus Futurt halrdre sstr Snappx tolor guard Chttrleadtrs Club I 2 Partv COTIHTIIIILL I 2 4 Homeroom hcl. Presxdent I Presldent 2 3 4 Prom Commlttet 3 Color Cuard 3 4 IILlI'IOOI'H Comrnlttee Claw 0 1957 JOSEPH SILVA Shmgles Beverly Llkes boxlng and other sports Sharp dresser Frlendly and mdustrl ous No kxddlng Plays a mean guitar Future carpenter Shop Club 2 Jayvee Foot b 3 I' Bl A 3 Pr Sl dent 4 Student Counc1l3 4 pu Tl- RLNCI JXY SIMPKINS Tlnk Burllngton A real Chatterbox Loves huntlng Wants to be a guide In northern Canada Lad1es man Always Clownmg F F A 1 HomeroomV1ce Presxdent l Treasurer2 Prmtmg Club 2 4 'D-. MARGARLT SHIPPEN Peg hdgewater Park Anybody got any gum? Another swxmmer The name Floyd Two or three cars to drlve Red actress Future housewlfe Secretary I 2 3 4 F H A 2 Play Cast 3 PromCom mlttee 3 Future Teachers Club 4 Helrloom Commlt tee 4 THADDEUS STANLEY SITEK Todge Burllngton Runs the A gl P They say he s qu1et??'? Lxkes sports Has a m1Il1on names Thaddeus for one Don t call me Teddy! Homeroom Treasurer 1 2 Party Commlttee I 2 Typ Ing Club 2 Student Bank Ing 3 He1rloomComm1ttee 4 Varslty Basketball 4 2 1 Q--Y 'Q' aff' IA S I 1 n Burlmgton If 'lt flrst you dont stt tttd trv trv agaxn Nursing In tht future You have tht floor 1 hlp hooray C' orus 12 Hotkev I2 I2 3 Orchnstra I 2 3 4 J Orthestra l 2 Typing C lub 2 Snack Shack 3 All State Orthestra 3 4 LORRAINE MARYANN SKWARA Squxre Burlmgton Ambltlous Commerclal ute and poll e Where s Kaupas? Loves to xce skate Hey Cat Future secretary Cheerleaders Club I Bas ketball 2 C.-erman Club 2 G A A 2 Party Commlttee 2 4 Prom Commlttee 3 F B L A 3 Student Counc1l 3 Heirloom J It Qu If-fs 'CR 1. 1 . I A any 1. ' Q x x ' h 1 . , I A M If f I . .WH If li -' l.II.I. N 'ILl,S H - Slil. f IDCIAQ ' A n A 1118 I ,' ' A A 1 It'L. .LUV . - ' ,I -', I H... , , . l I 4 A -H ' - A - ...HQQQ . . .-X' ' .w.. x h' X S i .2 Ih 1 1 , ,Y ,J Chemistry Clubi Lcadcrs Club 1. GAA. 1: G, A. A. 1,23 Homeroom Basketball 1,23 Swing Band I J .- . - s. . M :':3:4I 4t ' I.. .... ' V- I '... Y ' ' C 't ' ' ! ... ' ' M ' H- all 1'- , e'- A' ',. I .': ix . 9 'fox oh ' ' ' ': IA xg' L. gf f Q3 gl if 3 f SWK ii f as ti' ff A fig I EDWARD LAWRENCE SMITH Smitty Burlington Ain't that something' . . . A whiz on skates . . .Quiet? . . . Loves to go gunning. . . Eighth period study hall . . . No definite plans. Movie Operator 1. LILLIAN CONNIE SMOK 'Snuff' Burlington Another peppy cheerleader . . . Flirt . . . You know it' Oh, this hairll Pleasing personality .. . Future secretary . . . How much you wanna bet? Softball lg G.A.A. l,4g Bas- ketball 1,4g Cheerleaders Club l,2,3g Secretary 45 Cheerleaders 2,3,4g Party Committee 2,4g Prom Committee 35 F. B. L. A. Secretary 4. LEONARD ALONZO SPELLMAN Lennie Beverly What's the word? Loves fourth period lunch ... Sl Oldsmobile . .. Hails from Beverly . . . Fu- ture machanic . . . Good buddy. Track 25 Chorus 4. TERRIL RICHARD STILES Terry Burlington On the track team joys the Lionel tram mod el business Likes to work with radios member the Golden Rule Considering electrical engineering Movie Operators l Vice President 2 Pres1dent3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Play Cast 3 What a Diff'rence a Day Made' BRUCE GORDON STONE Pebble Burlington Drives a fine Buick . . . Nice dresser . . . When did you first notice it? . . , Always pleasant . . . Fun to know . . . Future heating contractor. Rifle Club 1,21 Sportsmens Club l,2g President 4g Stu- dent Banking 3. mflmcgfon . Eg., 3 I I , MARGARET LOUISE SYKES 'Peg' Beverly Sharp dresser . . . Neat hair style ... Gabby'?7? .. . De- vilish . . . Always smiling . . . Secretary or beauti- clan? Homeroom Secretary lg Cheerleaders 1,23 Hockey 1,25 Basketball l,2,3,4g Student Banking 3, Volley- ball 3,4, Softball 3,4gHeir- loom 4g Tumbling 4. High Choo! WILLIAM WALTER SZYCHOSKI 'Bill' Burlington Lives in Springside . . . Drives a '55 Pontiac . . . Just loves 7th period fam- ily living . . . Plans towork for Bell Telephone . . . 'Did you do your math? . . . Has a special interest in food. Sportsmens Club l,2. BARBARA ANNE TAYLOR 'Barb Burlington l told youl' . . . Interested in nursing, music, and re- cords . .. Oral reports . . . That walk every morning. Chorus lg Art Club 1gTyp- ing Club 3, Auditorium Guards 4, Hall Guards 4g Snack Shack 4. JOAN MARIE TAYLOR Lucille' Burlington Loves to dance . . . Better known as Lucille Has she really got a driver's license? . . . Always ready to help 'Nasty break l'd say . .. Another Jake' Cheerleaders Club lg Special Plays 2, Party Committee 2,4g F.H.A. 33 Prom Committee 33 Tumb- ling 3,4, Heirloom Com- mittee 4, Basketball 4. JOSEPH MILTON TAYLOR 'Joe' Burlington Chevy blues . . . Homework, always homework . . . Plays a hot accordion . . .Won- derful job hunter . . . 'Dog gone it' . . . Plenty of style. Spanish Club lg Chess Club 25 Student Banking 4. at 2 QP - .IUDITH ANNF TAYLOR Judy Edgewater Park Halls from Edgewater Park Alawys Jok1ng Who s Don? Hey Pat walt for me Y u re a bxrdl leaders Club I Prom Comnuttee 3 PATRICIA CATHERINE UVA Pat Burlmgton Mount Holly bound Has such pretty eyes Very art1st1c YIPCS the lunch bell Not gym agam? GAA 1 Archery I Art Club 1 2 Party Commntee I 2 Hall Guard 3 Audltor num Guards 3 Helrloom Commlttee 4 Wlll IAM H THORNL Thorme Burlmgton Sprmgsldell Oh that m 1 ly e I a Llkes sports and ears Work agaln? I lkes glrls Typmg 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Student Bankmg 3 Helr loom Staff 4 CATHERINE MARY VAN SCIVER Kay Burllngton Peppy Cheerleader Chopstleks and squeeze box Seen my boy? That s true! Cheerleaders Club 1 2 3 4 G A A12 34 PartyCom mlttee 1 2 4 Student Coun cll I 2 4 Homeroom Sec retary 2 Pres1dent 3 4 Cheerleaders .Iayvee 2 Varsity 3 Co Captam 4 Prom QOITUIIIIIEC 3 Class treasurer 4 ,ers -I Q4 Qin-Q. MICHAEL PETER TOMASZEWSKI Mxekey Burllngton How d the Braves do yes terday? Hates home work but loves sports Brlght shlrts Remarks from the back ofthe room Nlce smlle F re sh man Basketball l Baseball 2 I'yp1ng Club 2 Homeroom lreasurer 2 i 595 ARIHUR DAVID TREPANIER Art Burllngton Wonder why the Interest In Mount Holly? Horse back rxder Man h man Car lover Has a d1sl1ke for homework Army engmeerlng as a career Fire Squad 3 4 Heirloom Commlttee 4 Chemxstry Club 4 he 5671207 RONAI D FLOYD VAN SCIVER Ronme Burlmgton Doesnt l1ke school?Il Wants to jom the Marlnes Likes gunmng and flsh IU Cool1tDaddyol Interested ln cars ROBLR T II-WIS WACK Bob Burlmgton Ik of B H S Dat s all rlghtl Always gets a laugh Drlves a flre engme statlon wagon Sharp dresser Homeroom Presldent I2 Student Councll l 4 latm Play 2 Homeroom V1Ce Presldent 3 Boy s State 3 Press Club 3 Honor So c1etv 3 Pres1dent 4 Party Committee 4 Class Pres 1dent 4 He Irloom Staff 4 'K' gs l Q- MARY ANN WADL Nlarv Burlmgton Future sale svnoman Another Joke Don t push mel How ein she eat sO much and not get at'7 Orehe stra l leaders C lub 1 CAA l Color Cuard 4 Stage Crew 2 4 Bl A 3 Partv COUUUII tee 4 'CN- MARTH-X MARY WAJDA Martha Beverly Where S Dor1s7 Dane mg and skatmg fan Too much homework Cutle from Beverly Marty Cheerleaders Clubl Prom Commlttee 2 3 Party Commlttee 2 4 leaders Club 3 4 Homeroom Treasurer 4 Clam 0 1957 KENNETH NEAL WALTON Ken Beverly Forever eatmg between classes Let s go hunt ID Foot hands arms Wheres the prmt shop? Next worker at Bell Telephone Nasty break Fnre Squad 1 Pr1nt1ngClub 234 G31 SQ RONAI D ALVIN WARRLN Cedrxc Burlmgton Loves to vxork7? What a wardrobe Progres slve plano player plans to tour the world Perfect gentleman Basketball 1 2 3 4 Traek 1 F1re Squad l 2 Football 1 3 4 Photography C lub l 4 Stage Crew 2 3 Speexal Pla .s 23 lettermen s Club 3 4 f-4 ku sf L. N . st' is 4 , AQ: 'Ll l x y 'v j A A g A - A. x H l u-fic 3 I .1n. I 41 3 ld... My 14 - I u .' ' lu y I Honor some-ty 3,45 C-.A.Aj 4: Softball 4. f 4' , r,.r ' ,Q sl ' nglnur.. ' l 45 I , j..-,..,. Q. U I - ' nu' 3 C, I . 1:1 - - - - Q C - I I I , y ' S A I ,l, l 11 P V C J - ' v f L . A ' M, l 1 3 f ti DORIS MAL WALLACE Dorls Burlmgton Always readx to help I eader Bound for Tren ton State No Hexrloom meetlng aga1n7 Smart oo Chorus 1 2 3 Arrowhead Staff 1 Ass1stantNews Ld 1tor 2 Asslstant Ldltor ln Chlef 3 Speclal Plavs 24 Prom Commxttee 3 3 4 Play Cast 3 Student Dlreetor 4 Snaek Shack 3 4 Hexrloom Ld1tor1n Chlef 4 F T A l 1brar1an EDWARD ALBERT WATTS Butch Burlmgton So many cars' G1rls! Glrlsl What d1d Ido this mme? Another glg? Plays a mean Clarinet Body and fender work for h1s future Swmg Band 1 2 3 South Jersey Band l 2 3 Band 12 3 4 Orchestra 12 3 4 'Sky L 'bn PXTRICIA ANN WALLIS Pat Burllngton Dark eyes Pretty long ha1r Always looklng for Kathryn Are ou llstemng? Enjoys horse back r1d1ng An undeclded future Tumbllng 1 Basketball 1 Leaders Club 1 G A A l 4 Color Guard 2 Stage Crew 2 4 Party Commlttee ELLA MAE WEBB Burlmgton Transferred from Flor ence Very frlendly Lxkes gym77 Where d1d her long ha1r go? Graclous sakes al1vel FHA12Party om UHII66 12 Dancmg Club 1 2 3 Llbrary Club 12 Secretary 3 ye 3 THOMAS EDMUND WEBER 'Tgm' Beverly Real friendly guy. . . H9Y. Wack, wait upl . . .FOI- ever laughing. . .Some of these teachers' jokesl. . . ls going to be a mortician- they'1l have to sit on himl , , ,Friend ofAmos'n Andy? Fire Squad 1,2,35 Typing Club 25 Band 35 Heirloom Committee 45 Party Com- mittee 45 Snack Shack 4. JAMES HOWARD WEST 'Turban' Burlington Very talkative. . .Plays the drums and saxaphone. . . The lunch music. . .Likes to drive. . .Air Force in the future. Fire Squad 1,25 Fire Squad Captain 3,45 Movie Opera- tor 2,45 Special Play 3. ARLEEN ANN WHELAN Arleen Burlington There's nobodv with hair like thatl 'Sweet' Loves to eat. . . Where's Della? . . .Fun loving. . . Likes to talk. G.A.A. 15 Special Play 15 Softball l5 Basketball 15 Homeroom Vice-President 15 Secretary 45 Party Com- mittee 25 F.H.A. 35 Stage Crew 45 Heirloom Com- mittee 4. EDWIN R. WILLIAMS Munk Burlington Football and baseball star. . .Real cool dancer. . . Let's split the scene, my teenage queenl' . . . Sax player. . .Future college man. . .Visits the Y,M.C,A, Chorus 15 Photography Club 15 Basketball 15 Foot- ball 15 Jayvee Football l,2, 35 Varsity Football 1,2,3,45 Fire Squad 25 Jayvee Basketball 2, 35 Track Manager 2,3,45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Varsity Basket- ball 3,45 Debating Club 4. EDWARD WILLIAM WOJCIK Ed Burlington Easy going. . .Baseball enthusiast. . . Is this funny? . ..D0esn't say much, butl7 . . .College bound. Basketball 15 Baseball l,2, 3,45 Sportsmens Club 4. mflmcgfon 'How Dry I Am I , , 1' - 0, Q- -- fi .s , I .f ga fa ffiz fzt - . 3 JOHN FREDERICK WOJICK John Burlington Likes to hunt. . .Especially for girls. . .Oh how I hate to get up in the mornin'. . . 'Kool Ace . . .Nice guy. High Choo! TAMARA KATHRYN WOJICK Tammy Burlington 'Wadda you know . . .Have you seen Kay? . . , Loves Roebling and lavender con- vertibles. . .Goes to Moore Art School. . .Supports all our dances. . . Another Jake . Cheerleaders Club 15 Chorus 15 Homeroom Treasurer 15 F, H, A, 35 Prom Committee 35 Heir- loom Committee 45 Party Committee 4. J UDITH ANN WOI.. LASTON Judy Beverly My little Margie . . .How humiliatingl. . .B.S.H.S.' contribution from C.H,S. ... Artistic touch . . . Likes hockey7l. . .The other half. Glee Club 15 Journalism 15 G.A.A. 1,25 Volleyball 1,25 Bulletin Board Chairman 1,25 Tennis 25 Archery 25 Homeroom Secretary 35 Vice-President 45 Play Cast 3,45 Play Committee 3,45 Heirloom Committee 45 Snack Shack 4. MARY JOYCE WOLLASTON 'Joyce' Beverly What, another Margie . . . One of a pair. . .Steers clear of sports. . .Has nursing in mind. . . ls my face red? Glee Club 15 Journalism Club 15 Volleyball 15 G.A. A. 1,2,45 Archery25Tennis 25 StudentCouncil 25 Home- room Treasurer 35 Play Committee 35 Press Club 35 Play Cast 3,45 Arrow- head Staff 45 Snack Shack 4. NEIL ALAN WOLVIN 'Neil' Burlington One of the B.H.S. quiet ones?. . .Never has much to say. . .Keeps Bernie's going. . .No plans for the future--yell. . .Likes hunt- ing. Printing Club 3,4. .Xl .g,... R 'qsz' ' ll I 4 1 I I... s5'. 1 :mm- 1 . X , 5 1 ff L. S' X x is ROOSEVELT WOODS Pres1dent Burlmgton Gxft of gab Good lookmg What s the word my man? Let s go steady Loves school'??? Always travelmg to near by town Football 1 Jayvee Basket ball 2 JOHN YANIRO John Burlmgton Oh that curly han' s buddy Drlves a Pontiac Plans to become a phys1cal culture lnstructor Penn Street Jayvee Football 2 JOEL DAVID LEIDNER Spuddy Burlmgton Plays a Spamsh gultar Have a mce t1me Llkes to fxgure skate Hates pzgheadedness Spamsh Club l Homeroom President l 2 Student Councll 12 Tenn1s3 De batlng Club 4 TEW WQRLD SYMPHO MARJA-LIISA TOIVANEN Marja-Liisa Tiovanen has been visiting us this past year as a senior in B.S.H.S. She is here under the auspices of the American Field Service. The A. F.S. contributes toward its goal of world peace by exchanging European and American students. Marja-Liisa is from Lahti in the southern part of Finland. Her family consists of a younger sister, her mother and father who is in the Construction bus- mess Marja Liisa enjoys dancing basketball games skiing and all other good times with other young people We are glad to be hosts to Marja Liisa this year and very sincerely wish her a successful and happy future Gettmg To Know You HISTORY It was in the year 1953 that we began to create our musical composition. Our life may be compared somewhat to that of a composer who is striving for the creation of a masterpiece. In our grammar school days we developed the basic chords upon which our masterpiece, our success in life, would be based. We entered high school hoping to develop melodies which would further improve and accentuate our composition so that we would derive the utmost satisfaction from it. In the composition of the overture, we had some low notes, sour notes, and high notes, all of which are needed for good harmony. We learn by trial and error, and it is important that we discard that which is useless and retain that which is beneficial, desirous, and pleasing. During the final movement of our masterpiece, we lost the freshmen to the new school, but we gained Marja-Llisa Toivanen, a very charming exchange student from Finland. Other exchange students who helped in the creation of our musical score were Paul Mueller, Baerbel Luedtka and Dierhim sf-hmmm l . , , , is 1A ...Q The 1956 Farm Fair Queen was one of the beautiful high notes we hit. Two performances we gave were Quiet Summer , our junior play, and My Little Margie , our senior play. They both received well deserved ovations from the large crowds. Other important movements were the proms and parties, which were all huge successes. We had three conductors during our composing career ---- Mr. Ax, Mr. Withka, and Mr. Dotti, We have now, after four years of work, completed our composition. But have we? Not actually, There is always something to be desired, something to be improved. We have the ability to bring these desires into reality. It is important for us to play our masterpiece wellg for, since we have the tools and foundations, we must use them to our best advantage. We must play our basic notes as they were meant to be played. So now, all that is left for us to do is to go out into the world which is ours and play each movement beautifully, so that the entire score will thrill and delight our audiences. R Q C Q fe THE HIT PARADE O! f Most All-Around James Saia, Catherine Van Sciver Edward Costello, Anne Russell Chatterboxes Patricia Hughes, Anthony Cardi, Jayne O'Shaughnessy, James Saia NJ A J W Q, f Ju J Best Looking Joseph Silva, Dolores Garcia, Pat- ricia Imhoff, William Fenimore Best Athletes Best Mannered Doris Wallace, George Price, Rob- ert Wack, Catherine Van Sciver Most Likely To Succeed Teresa Cimino, Robert Wack,Anth- ony Greski, Elaine Howe Elaine Howe, Robert Moore, Ronnie Williams, Sylvia Harris Kr I i 1 l f I J f Wx QI ldv J Wittiest Best Dancers Most Dependable David Rothblum, Geraldine Capri, Joan Taylor, William Fenimore, Margaret Eppler, Edward Costello Julia Ercol, Clarence Jones Julia Ercol, James Saia Anne Russell, Robert Wack Shyest Eleanor Bridge, Robert Johnson, Evelyn Cunningham, Thomas Apple- gate Most Popular Best Dressed Jayne O'Shaughnessy, George Pri: Jean Burt, David B611 NJ William Fenimore, Edward Costel lo, Patricia Imhoff, Anne Russell Peppiest Flirts 91 Clarence Jones, Ronnie Williams, Marianne Keller, Paul SChm6Ck, Catherine Van Sciver, Anne Russell James Saia, Julia Ercol D . 9 i Richard Abdill leaves his ability as a movie operator to John L. Wilson. David Allison bequeaths his violin playing toCarolyn Chambers. ' Thomas Applegate wills his mediocre Spanish marks to any poor underclassman, David Bell leaves his trumpet playing to Tom Wojick. Alexander Boone wills his weight to lsaac Miles. Ralph Calisti wills his love for dancing to Tony Benvenuto. Anthony Cardi wills his drumsticks to Gary Burr. James Christy wills his morninglateness to an unlucky underclassman. Samuel Cliver yields his success in algebra to any poor soul who wants it. Raymond Coles wills his ability to keep out of trouble to Chet Motlas. Leverne Conway relinquishes his gym trunks to Isaac Miles. Stanton Cook leaves his boating bills to Lenny Taylor. Edward Costello yields his third period gym class to' any underclassman who can beat Coach Costello at football. Rudolph Cross relinquishes his educated toe to Mike James. James Crowe leaves hislove for football to his brother Richie. Ed Cunningham relinquishes his love for that seat in French ll to Barbara Gamble. Charles Daniels bequeaths his 114 mile ability to Richard Clark. William Duncan leaves his trouble in radio to some unfortunate underclassman. Richard lfldge relinquishes his blue Ford to his brother, Ray. William Fenimore bestows his basketball talent upon Jim Morrissey. llilman Fields leaves his love for gym to Mike Carrol. Anthony Fijalkowski wills his hot-rod to his brother, Walter. Joseph Fiot bequeaths his love for world problems to Bill Pettit. Salvatore Gangemi offers his love for horsesto Oliver Holmes. Leonard Gardner bestows his track ability upon Ers- kine Diggs. Richard Gilbert leaves his real hot trombone to Bob Landry. lidward Gitto relinquishes his ability to sleep in class to Jim Volpe. Theodore Gordon wills his interest in football to Gary Jankowski. Robert Gould donates all his money to Jim Volpe. Anthony Greski wills his friendly handshake to anyone who wants to be a politician. Albert Gussler relinquishes his cool car to Bob Martini, Richard Horn leaves his French horn to anyone who can play it. Walter Hufford leaves his tuba playing to Bobby Wells.. Jimmy Jackson wills his football talents to Mike James. Clarence Jones leaves his position as 'a pile-driving fullback to Gary Jankowski. Robert Johnson yields his crewcut to Gus Drake. Edward Kane wills his talent in family living to an unsuspecting junior? Robert Lanning leaves his tuba to an enthusiastic, hopeful, musician. ' Thomas Lauinger bequeaths hiscartoanyonewhocan drive it. Joel Leidner wills his fondness for tennis to Ronny Davis. Thomas Lowden bequeaths his love for family living to Gary Jankowski. A William McCullough leaves his abilityin radio classto some underclassman. q Ralph Mathis leaves his mechanical drawing abilities to Bill Schroder. Stanley Matusiak yields Delair to Larry Murphy. Robert Mead bequeaths his excessive weight to any- one who can use it. ' John Merritt leaves his ability in baseball to Gary Buse-r. Joseph Miceli leaves a horse named Trigger to Pat Walsh. Robert Moore transfers his basketball talent to Mickey Podroza. A Martin Moritz wills his Balboa to Oliver Holmes. Edward Okulewicz relinquishes his saxophone to Jerry Bryan, if he can make it work. James Petrucelli bequeaths his eagerness to be a hard worker to Robert Marini. George Price wills his love for brown hair and green eyes to anyone who can appreciate them. Robert Richardson leaves his horses to Larry Bar- eiszis. Robert Robertson leaves a nice fat girl to Dumplin Miles. David Rothblum wills his football shoes to Ed Clemons. James Saia bequeaths his weight and height to R01 Placente. Paul Schmeck bestows his height upon Gregory Lyzak. John Seifrit leaves his apple-donations for the Snack- Shack to another apple-grower. 4 Joseph Silva leaves his enthusiasm for woodworking to an interested underclassman. Terry Simpkins wills his traps to Harry Stecker. Thaddeus Sitek relinquishes his way with girls to a future Casanova. Edward Smith bequeaths his curly locks to Gerry Michaels. Leonard Spellman leaves his carload from Beverly to Isaac Miles. Terril Stiles leaves his highjumping ability to Gregory Bliziotis. Bruce Stone bequeaths his position as left end on the gym football team to Tony Carnivale. William Szychoski bestows his love for blonds upon 'Doc' Buser. Joseph Taylor grants his singing ability to Richie 'Elvis' Clark. William Thorne transfers his talent in math to Pete Smith. Michael Tomaszewski bequeaths his love for the Milwaukee Braves to Bob Greene. Arthur Trepanier leaves his long hair toBobJohnson. Ronald Van Sciver relinquishes his clowning around in class to Robert Green. Robert Wack leaves his excess weight to his cousin Duke Lippincott. Kenneth Walton leaves his financial problems to Pete Smith. Ronald Warren bestows all his ability and material upon Erskine Diggs. Edward Watts wills his Curly hair to Sandy Mason. 'Ihomas Weber bequeaths his talent in foreign lang- uages to Bob Ghaul. James West leaves his ability hehind the driver's wheel to Lionel Gittens. Ronnie Williams leaves his ability to play football to Lee Daneker. John Wojick surrenders his barbell to Bob Marini. William Edward Wojcik surrenders his place in the Nirobi trio to Walt Poole. Neil Wolvin wills his skill in printing to Harry Stecker. Roosevelt Woods bestows his frequent rides to Flor- ence upon Robert Elisha. John Yaniro donates his weight lifting ability to a ninety-eight pound weakling. Joan Adams bestows her love for history upon Sheila Kennedy. Emily Arnao transfers herinability to resist ice cream after lunch to Pat Koons. Phyllis Austin wills her Spanish l l hook to Bill Austin. Kathleen Bakely relinquishes the V. ll A, presidency to some lucky senior. Constance Bareiszis transfers all hi-r full skirts tv Judy Simcox. Mary Jane Bartlett bestows her disarming smile upon an equally happy underclassman. Lucille Beffert grants her dislike for homework to Marion Van Sciver. Marie Behot donates her crazy mixed up ways to Elaine Kaupas. Diane Benckert offers her specs to Joyce Frances. Elloree Bennett wills her interest in knittingtoGlenda Mae Henson. Ruth Bivens leaves the boys of B. S. H, S. to Evelyn Bivens. Eleanor Bridge bequeaths her love of Fords toCarol Bishop. Phyllis Brown leaves her long run to the bus in the morning to Pauline Huth. Patricia Burns wills her love of gym to Janet Duncan. Norma Jean Burt leaves her pixie hair cut to Dotty Aucello. Marie Buzzelli leaves her love for football to Debbie Stewart. Geraldine Capri bequeaths her lovefor the name Eddie to Helen Harker. Joan Champor donates all her girl friends to Richard E. Clark. Teresa Cimino donates her talent as a goody popcorn salesman to Sandy Diaczynsky. Judith Cohen bequeaths her silence in class to Mary Ann Yuengling. Evelyn Cunningham leaves her willingness to work to Myrtle Painter. Judith D'Errico wills her love of Florence to Pat Chase. Marie Diaczynsky bequeaths her love for Wildwood to her sister, Sandy. Henrietta Dickinson bestows her love for the Navy upon an underclassman with a true heartl Margaret Eppler leaves her love for band to Dave Kingston. Julia Ercol yields her love for dancing to Sally Phillips. Joyce Fenton donates her size to some needy soph- omore. Dolores Filanowski leaves her love for piano playing to Mary Ann Yuengling. Sandra Foster transfers her love for roller-skating and music to Sheila Kennedy. Pearlie Fulmore wills her position in Honor Society to a deserving junior. Dolores Garcia surrenders her crown to a junior girl who will be Farm Queen. Virginia Lee Gilbert bestows her job at Schorr's upon Georgianna Wing. Sandra Gusrang leaves her scholastic ability to some intelligent junior. Sara Gussler wills her love for a dark-haired boy to Tony Capolla. Sylvia Harris leaves her abilityin basketball to Glenda Henson. Ann Heckscher bequeaths her love for horses to Marion Van Sciver. Rose Hill surrenders her love for dancing to her brother, John. Dorothy Hokamp leaves her beat up gym shoes to Helen Harker. Elaine Howe offers her home for the exchange student to next year's host. Patricia Hughes donates her love for number Sl to anyone with the same opinion. Patricia lmhoff bestows her love for long hair to Lana Stigliana. Lois Jackson bequeaths her willingness to be quiet to Ruth Jenkins. Dorene Jungblut wills her love for a college boy to a hopeful underclassman. ' Iris Keeler bequeathS her great admiration of foot- ball players to any girl in H.R. 209. Mary Ann Keller grants her love for dancing to Henry l Vonderkall. Jeanne Kelly relinquishes her love for the name Tony to Jenny Simpson. Ruth Ann Kimble bestows her love for freckles upon Myrtle Painter. Emily Leeds bequeaths her vivid interest in the Methodist Conference to Elizabeth Johnson. Edith Leigh relinquishes her love for the Air Force to Patricia Walsh. Patricia Lentz bestows her giggles upon Joe Guarino. Alberta Lilly leaves her love for jazz to Bill Mc- Cormick, Jacqueline Lyons bestows her love for Florence upon Gerry Michael. Carol McCormick transfers her love for the name Ralph to some underclassman. Mary McCormick leaves her love for typing to Margie Rapagna. Kathleen McGrath gives her majestic height to Emma Dewson. Patricia Major bestows her position as sergeant of the color-guard upon Margie Jobes. Betty Matthews wills her love for Elvis Presley' to Ella Gussler. Grace Orsini leaves her dark brown eyes to Gloria Hammell. Janc O'Shaughnessy offers her love for Riverside to Judy Simcox. Madeline Panico wills herlong hairto Paulette Schorr. Lois Parker confers her love of crew cuts upon Fran- ces Purdy. Anna Paulucci grants her driver's permit to Betty Onori. Ann Pennice leaves her likeable disposition to a friendly underclassman. Joan Perkins transfers her many driver's permits to Janice Parsons. Patricia Perkins wills her love forthe Beverlydances to Dale Simpson. Patricia' Pettit leaves her love for a boy named Joe to Diane Stuart. Constance Randall bequeaths her love for Mt. Holly to Judy Volpe. Nancy Rhawn transfers her love for a future minister to Nancy Carol Taylor. Sandra Robertson leaves her love for Atlantic City to a future All State Member . Doris Rogers yields her love for the Navy to Nancy Yannarella. Brenda Rovins bestows her student directing ability to some deserving junior. Anne Russell wills her football legs to any skinny J,V, football player who needs them. Gwenyth Selfridge cedes her hair styles to Helen Harker. ., Margaret Shippen wills her love for 'thoselong week- ends' to Sally Rawn. Lillian Sills bestows her bass fiddle upon anyone who likes to carry dead weight' around with them. Lorraine Skwara relinquishes her long hike from Springside to Elaine Kaupas. Lillian Smok wills her expertdriving to Dottie Aucello. Margaret L. Sykes transfers her interest in boys to Bessie Lee Harris. Barbara Taylor leaves the boys on Classon Avenue, Brooklyn to her sister , Bertha. Joan Taylor wills her love ofdancing to Eileen Bloom. Judith Taylor bequeaths her zany personality to Sally Rhawn. Patricia Uva transfers her love for Mt. Holly to Ellen Fisher. Catherine Van Sciver bequeaths her position as co- captain to a peppy cheerleader. Mary Wade wills her love of a college boy to Helen Harker. Martha Wajda leaves her love for Beverly to Joyce Gober. Doris Wallace transfers her cold hands to someone with a warm heart. Patricia Wallis presents her medical excuse fromgym to a lucky underclassman. Ella Webb bestows her bowling ability upon Ann Kuchfski, Arleen Whelan confers her love for the name Ray to anyone who likes it. Tamara Wojick wills her wisecracks to anyone who wants them. Joyce Wollaston transfers all the fun she had in the play to Nancy Stuart. Judith Wollaston bequeaths her stubborn locker to Mary Kay Krayer. r-rf-X G ,Y sf -W , F . ' M '15 fJ'9f ff U 4 1 1 0 'f ' X -af I 1 ...v- i ..,,,...-s-l- A hundred and twelve girls' A zmimfs On Friday and Saturday nights, March 9 and 10, 1956, the class of '57 presented a three act play by Marrijane and Joseph Hayes entitled Quiet Summer. The summer, however, didn't turn out to be quiet for Mr. James Clark, an attorney and candidate for the country club presidency. His home was literally invaded byateenage niece and nephew, Pamela and Sonny Young, who took over his campaign. Needless to say, their participation resulted in mass confusion. The audience's applause proved that the hard work put forth by the cast and behind-the- scene workers, under the verycapable direc- tion of Mr. Lowry Welch, was indeed appre- fiated. Ki Mr. James Clark . Helen Russell . . . Pamela Young .... Sonny Young ...... Mrs. Lillian Young Mr. Clifford Young. . . Carrie . . ...... . Bill Henly ....... Mr. Leslie Gardner . 4 I get the nuttiest assignments' Q UIET SUMM ER Cast Robert Iianning .Peggy Shippen Dolores Garcia David Allinson . .Elaine Howe . George Price . . Lee Gilbert . . Terry Stiles Anthony Greski Jeanie Da ..... Jovce a Y , Harriet Morgan . . Mr. Henry Morgan Toby Pitts ...... Tony ........ Betsy Harrison . . Esther Hamilton. . Fredericka Collins ..... Frances Shaughnessy . . . nd Judy Wallaston . . Phyllis Brown . . . . Ted Gordon . . Tom Applegate . . . . .Tony Cardi Sandra Robertson . , Doris Wallace Marie Diaczynsky . . . . .Iris Keeler Behind the Fooflicgbfs 'Hmmm - Take a letter - No, take a telegram -----' Appreciation is extended to: Mrs. Janet Kinsey . ..... ........ l 'uhlicity Mrs. Alice Santamarina. . Publicity and Ushers Mr. Herbert Althouse ............' Iiickcts Mr, William Mahan. . . ..... . . . . Mr, Lowry Welch . Stage Crew ..... Mr. Vyron Grace . . Music . . ...... Scene Design . . . . Stage and Properties . . ........ Programs And who, may l ask, are you'?' Z 71 LQ 54 'How are things in Glocca Morra?' UIET SUMMER 'fill 1 f f Margle Albrlght Joyce and Judy Wollaston Cmfmzn Cgozncg up, 56722075 X Y LITTLE MARGIE Based upon the IGISVISIOD program by Frank Fox My Llttle Margle a comedy 1n three acts by Kr1st1nSerga1 was presented by thc Scmor Class on Frlday tvcnmg No vcmbcr 16 and Saturday evcnmg Novc mbcr 11 76 Marg1e Albrlght IS a pert young m1ss whose mam pastxme 1S gettmg herself and those around her IHIO utter turmoll When Margie becomes mvolved wlth a Berab1an potentate II looks l1ke the end of a mult1 m1ll1on dollar deal for her father Vern Xlbflghl and Mr Honeywell head of the Honeywell and Todd Investment f1rm An assassm appears to do away wlth Margle but two more allght to protect her Needless to say all ends well Even Freddxe Marg1e s 1ngen1ous su1tor w1ns papa s approval The cast 1nclud1ngthed1rectorMr l owry Welch IS grateful to an audlence who showed the1r approval enthusxastlcally and thus made the productlon a success A mce qulet conservatxve t1e MY LITTLE MARGIE Cast Vern Albrxght Freddxe Mr Honeywell Mrs Odetts Roberta M1ss Sherman Slr Sa1y1d Naslf Madame Naslf B1 The Nurse The Assassm 54 Robert Wack Tony Cardl Robert Lannlng Lee Gllbert Joan Adams JUd1Ih Cohen Tom Applegate Marja Lusa Tolvanen Robert Johnson Marle Dlaczynsky Sam Cl1ver F fwggyjw FV4-f I 0 72 ' ' ll I - I P D I 1 3 . A L f . 1 A , - 3 3 A I I H Y 1,19 . . I ' l .-'iq . . 1 ' . ,Q , , 1 ' I - 1 - 1 ff! Y f ' . ff , 7 . . 1 u. . n . l . M , ' ' P' kj? T' 2 ' 1 - J N- 9 K ' ' 1 ' ' 7' ,. R s x 4.1 Infxdel dog, Prepare! 3 5 v I 2 uf have .XPI'Kl,l,l,'X l ION lyhu SL-mor Class wlshus to uxpruss its sim- ucrc apprcciatlun to thu bers for SLlPL'1'VlS1ON of: Play ljI'UuiL1L'I1UI1 .,,,, O1'chustr.a Diructlon . . Business Munagr-Im-r1l . Lshurs .......... lmkcls ....... Class Sponsors . . I fxled them under H for headache. x 'x 5 Q g X Ns ,715 A Y Tall me about yuur country, your camels and your 011 we115.' i . . 5,-,H - 'TK 1 1 3 , c A' Q it -A re You really the Berabian amb SS ful lowmg fuqulty unru- . . .fN1r.I,.wxx13 XM-hh , Mr, Wlll1.lII1 Mahan , Mrs. Ann fN'luKr-mlm , ,N1rs. .Tum-I Kinscy . . . .N1r. Ny'1w1L1r,1Qu . .Mrs. .lrmut Kinscy Mr, Herbert ,Xlthousu Mrs. .Nun McKunn.1 Mr, lirm-st Iiruwur ib- f 5 . 5 1 x s l N I I I 1 fry 3 X ,S 3 8dor?' fLeft to rightj Standing -Mrs. Ann McKenna and Mrs. Ragnhild Han- quist, faculty advisersg seated - Doris Wallace, editor -in - chiefg Robert Wack, assistant editor- in - chief. fx-gf Ml! Wh 0 U in .gl One of the most important creations developed bythe Senior Class is the HEIRLOOM, lt begins on a serious note with the selection of a theme. After gathering and discarding a number of ideas from many contributors, we finally decided to tell our story in music, the universal language' as Longfellow de- scribed it. Now that we had selected our main theme or melody we were ready to begin the task of adding the harmony and color tones. The various committee chairmen incorporated the use of all volunteers who worked together to record our memories. This is the result of our labors blended together into one masterpiece that ends on a joyous note. It is our sincere wish that this will bring pleasure to our audience, 1957 Heirloom Staff COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN lLeft to rightj Top Row - Marie Diaczynsky, George Price, Robert Mead, Mary Jane Bartlett, Elaine Howe, Jean Burt, Sandra Robert- son, Dolores Garcia, Margaret Eppler. Bottom Row - Virginia Lee Gilbert, Teresa Cimino, Dolores Filanowski, William Thorne, Sandra Gusrang, Emily Leeds. if TYPING STAFF BUSINESS AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF QLeft To Rightj Top Row - Mary McCormick, Lor- raine Skwara, Jacquelin Lyon. Bottom Row -Marie Behot, Jeanne Kelly, Lois Jackson, Eleanor Bridge. Margaret Shippen, Pearlie Fulmore, Thomas Weber, Rose Hill, Robert Johnson, Patricia Pettit, Sylvia Harris. Bottom Row - Grace Orsini, Ann Paulucci, Edith Leigh, Constance Randall, Henrietta Dickinson, Doris Rogers. LITERARY AND ART STAFF QLeft to Righty Top Row - Paul Schmeck, Margaret Sykes, lris Keeler, Leonard Gardner, Martin Moritz, Raymond Coles, Thomas Weber, Anthony Greski, Ted Gordon, Arthur Trepanier, Rose Hill, Carol McCormick, Joyce Fenton, Ted Sitek, Robert Johnson. Middle Row - Lois Parker, Diane Benckert, Jean Burt, Margaret Shippen, Patricia Uva, Elloree Bennett, Phyllis Austin, Cathrine Van Sciver, Judith Cohen, Geraldine Capri, Judith D'Errico, Julia Ercol, Mary Wade, Gwenyth Selfridge, Patricia Imhoff. Bottom Row - Connie Randall, Marie Buzzelli, Henrietta Dickinson, Kathleen McGrath, Judith Wollaston, Doris Rogers, Ruth Bivens, Joan Champor. i lLeft To. Rightj Top Row - Ann Pennise, Patricia Lentz, Geraldine Capri, Joan Taylor. Znd Row - UlWV5llEliR1lCULIIAIISHSHMHEHN! viifiif 3 X R Jr lx ?Hf? I 4 H ...ti if C If Q17 6 N' j S X ' 'Xi NWN v ' X X 1 H zmioffs 1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Margaret Rapagna, secretary Nancy Stuart treasurer Jack Barrett, presxdent LLeft To Right, Top Row Jack Scully Chester Podolak, Stanley Pa1nter Eugene Shultz, Charles Remmgton, Wllllam Palmer, W1ll1s Wxllxam Moore, Albm Romlmeckx, Phxl Parrlsh, Thomas Shammon 2nd roza, Wxllxam Schroeder, W1ll1am Rogers, W1ll1am Pettlt, Joe Reeves, Robert Parker, Charles Perklns Terrence S1mpluns, John Plnto, Sar ah Slupman, Judxth Motlas, Peter Salaga Gordon Rudolph Bottom Row Fernanda Rose Margaret Rapag na Betty F1ster, Racem Moore Mrs Dangler, Barbara O'Ne1l1 Lm da Morrow El1zabeth Onorz, Myr tle Pamter l 204 Row - Sally Rhawn, Michael Pod- N ' ' F1 X I DN A 1 I X , ' Q 3 'Fr' ' ' 4 -1,5 . un P I Os. 1 'Laid' Qxztfv . J' Q Gai! llllggl 'o-A U Q . - vi ' s. - . ,XJ f V i . K dv!!! A 4 1 xyqf .ggi mfs! U filo I 'w , t, 1,-w 1, x , I , .Ht .y , . 5 W, 9 9 I 1 'f-'f '-A Wir I' .' E S J Q 1 1 .: .!' f ' 'r if-121,-jv i H, ' YV - QLeit To Rlghtj Top Row Michael James, Alvin Johnson, David Har ralson, Gary Jankowski Carl Hut ton, Oliver Holmes, Barrxe Kee 2nd Row Patrlcxa Jones, Charles I-losler, Norman Higglns, Maurice Jones, James Kelly, Larry Kem merer, Joel Kmg, Wzlllam Hughes, Emerald Kemble, James Hoffman Bottom Row Jeannette Jacoby Shexla Kennedy, Glenda Henson, Ruth Jenkms, Mr Hollxnger, Elame Kaupas, Margery Jobes, Dorothy Hoffman, Georgette Hesley QLeft To Rlghtj Top Row Larry rett, Robert Brown, Alexander Boone Rxchard Carter, Arthur Bond, John Burk, Howard Adams Albert Broadbent 2nd Row Charles Chr1sty, Gregory Bl1z1ot1s, Barbara Cameron, Carol Caulneld, Exleen Bloom, Nancy Clark, Bar bara Bair, Carole Aust1n Mxchael Carroll, Albert Brown, Ronald Boehm, D0m1n1c Blancosxno Ger ald Bryan, Rlchard Buzzelll James Bryant Bottom Row Frances Brown, Barbara Brown, Mary Bxs hop, Sandra Ayrer, Mr Schmxdt Dorothy Aucello, Loretta Broadbent Mary Brant Joyce Braclun 310 , - 316 Bareiszis, Richard Clark, John Bar- i 1 I I III 1 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Ernest Ferri, vice president- ward Evans treasurer ' 5059911 Fernanda Iovine, secretary - Ed- Cfmdaf PreS1d9f1l- Q Sophomazfey 206 lLeft To Rightl Top Row - ,Alan Conroy, Mario Carboni, Ralph Clark, Joseph Conda, Roy Breth. 2nd Row - Gary Buser, Edward Clemens, Joseph Centifonti, Ray- mond Clark, Lucille Carnivale, Ann Camac, Viola Campbell, Catherine Canterbury, Carolyn Chambers, Carol Ann Chiemiego, Patricia Brennan. Bottom Row - Benjamin Cardi, Janet Brewer, Patricia Bub- lewitz, Nancy Carr, Miss Beck- worth, Patricia Cliver, Dolores Caruso, Judith Bromm, Anthony Carnivale. 201 QLeft To Rightj Top Row - Judy Atkins, Jeanne Akers, Gilfred All- good, Mark Bowen, Esther Boone, Firman Abdill, Paul Bohne,William Austin, Ralph Bozarth, Margaret Brelsford, Anthony Benvenuto. Bot- tom Row - Evelyn Bivens, Marianne Arndt, Prudence Bisbee, Catherine Boone, Miss Learn, Mary Andrews, Constance Bell, Madelyn Allen, Carol Bishop. , an 115, mg T - k ,Mak L lik Y is 'fi ag. K . f .,'V,N 1, 'rw' ,nb ij - wig . Q - ,, M -fry: H 45 . . Q' '. - -1 if 4'7f ' ff Q-ls Vx, K s - E glial QVSLZ2, N , 5. - . gm X53 a , ' Y K , 4 3 rf? 'd f as F 12 3 'H I 4 ?i vfg ' S' I F IL 'K J ,. ,X I i Q ' :Wi .avi 1, njk 4 ,L . 5 M 'A if . ' Q 'X 'Y ':vIefY Q, fu , - C1 y , , Q 7 T Q Q 4 ,N fix' 1555 Q, - xrwfz . .V V I 24,1 . f ,I f 4' ' '- in ,, , V Qiykgg, , N 2 .. . .:, 9 A N xl 1: J .gf ,lx - it i 3 ' I 5 l 7 .ij I ' 5591141 L 1,1 ,.,. 5 xiii 1 PO. P., 0? 216 tLeft To Rightl Top Row - Thomas Locker, Lawrence Marini, Douglas McCray, Thomas Lucas,Joseph Lo- venduski, Issaic Miles. 2nd Row - Effalon McConnell, Theresa Mikul- ski, Sandra Mason, Florence Mar- tin, Leslie Metzler, Alexander Mer- enko, Eugene Michalski, Benjamin Meredith, Michael McCormick, Louis Marrani, Ralph Matthews. Bottom Row-Dennis Ludwig, Mere- dith Mead, Geraldine Michaels,Vel- ma McCloskey, Mr. Newman, Flor- ence Meinzer, Elizabeth Migliaccio, Marianna Marinnelli, Gregory Ly- zak. 301 tLeft To Righty Top Row -Andrew Mohr, James Morrissey, Chester Motlas, Charles Orsini, James Mul- len, Larry Myers. 2nd Row-Sandra Myers, Nancy Morgan, Phyllis Nic- olai, Nancy Parker, Patricia Miller, Janice Parsons, Barbara Pettit, William Painter, Robert Nelson. Bottom Row - Claire Myers, Sue Parent, Deanna O'Neill, Sally Phil- lips, Miss Marren, Marion Nicker- son, Sandra Perkins, Katherine Mil- ler, Lillian Perkins. 302 tLeft To Righty Top Row - David Rogers, Wallace Rohlfing, William Reinhardt, Walter Poole, James Scott, Harvey Pine, Robert Poole, Edward Pitko, John Saxton, George Seward. 2nd Row - Christine Rued- iger, Evelyn Richardson,Gloria Sei- irit, Frances Purdy, Richard Sch- walber, Shirley Sanderson, Patri- cia Shisler, Patricia Sherwood, Hel- en Reach, John Ross, William Pul- len. Bottom Row - Lester Shinn, Barbara Schneider, Paulette Schorr, Lorraine Protheroe, Mrs. Taylor, Rosemarie Seaman, Virginia Scar- zo, Faith Popkin, Roland Placente. D 9' xi, Q 9 Q '-v ff V -ll ? -0 .LF 3' Q ef .LSL 'Ne V K P . nv ,gk Q, 5?!1?ff , W? M, -- -gg M 1 he g 1 . 'f 1?fw Yf r- V -Er , 'G' Y 1- Ht fr ,Q4 ff, , ', . wa, ni, 5. 7' . f 'N '3v,i,.2 H. v I.. 4 1 Y-Z! ,I H fwj :jx 1cruf1m11av1111uTI11W-E''51 JN NA I FP 523' C BA The Burlington Senior High School Band, under the direction of Mr. John Bunnell, provides entertainment during half time at the football games, plays for ffl V42 S. Q , some assemblies and pep ral- lies, and participates in pa- rades. During the school year, four concerts are presented and several are given during the summer. Although the size of the band was not as large as other years, they have received many comments on the excel- lence of tone and the skill and ability of the members. CHQRUS ui iv s 5' , . gk The Burlington Senior High School Chorus, under the direction of Mr. William Mahan, met every day this year. They spent several months preparing for their busy Christmas schedule. They not only presented programs in school, but were called on by many organiza- tions in the city to give Christmas programs. The biggest task was to prepare for the concert in the spring with the orchestra. During the year our chorus exchanged programs with neighboring schools. Any member of good standing in the chorus is eligible to try out for the New Jersey All State Chorus. FT. . Another new organization this year is the Future Teachers Club. lt is acharter member of the Future Teachers of America. The aim of the F,T.A. is to enlighten the students about the profession of a teacher. The program consists of: reports on col- leges in the area which offer courses in teachingg field trips to colleges, observation of classrooms and teachers in and around Burlington. Mrs. Taylor, the club adviser, has con- tributed much in the way of helping the stu- dents examihe their qualifications for enter- ing the field. E isis' 2' 5 Library Council The Library Council is a service organ- ization whose purpose is to help take care of the many details that make a library most effective. Among their many tasks are filing, shelving, stamping, writing notices,checking magazines and books in and outofthe library, planning bulletin board displays, and prepar- ing new books for the library users. They are the behind-the-scene people, under the leadership of Miss Maier, who enable the user of the library to find what he wants with ease and speed. W 'ssl H Sk, 7 1' Press Debating The main purpose of the Press Club is to gather and write the news and features for the Arrowhead, which is published once a month in the BURLINGTON PRESS. It gives the students a chance to develop their ability to write and is good experience for those continuing in this field. Under the direction of Miss Learn, there were twenty-eight students writing for the Arrowhead Also, Marja-l.iisa Toivanen, our exchange student, contributed several articles. The Debating Club was organized this year by Mr. John Maher. lt consisted of a group of students who desired to develop the ability to speak publicly on questions of the day. Debates on a variety of topics were held regularly one day each week while the other club days were given over to the pre- paration of the next weeks topics and listen- ing to tape recordings of previous meetings to enable the members to improve their discussions. Student Banking Movie Operators The Banking Club helps students to save and bank their money during school hours twice a week. Supervised by Mrs. Dangler, the ICH members learned to check in money by using an electric adding machine, post and alphabetize deposit slips, check individ- ual accounts, reconcile bank statements, make entries, write bank books, and file individual accounts. The club is affiliated with the Burlington Bank and TrustCompany. Banking is a valuable service to the students. Much preparation and training goes into the showing of every movie shown in B.S.H, S. The purpose and functions of the Movie Operators Club, under the direction of Mr. Hollinger, are maintaining and operating the school's audio-visualequipment,coupled with the training and supervision ofa competent staff of club members for efficient operation of the A-V Program. They not only operate the machines, but they are responsible for the repair and maintenance of machines, as well as receiving, scheduling, and returning all audio-visual material requisitioned by the faculty to supplement their classes. J, -J' Traffic Driver Commission The purpose of the Traffic Commission, which is sponsored by Miss Williams, is to help keep students moving in an orderly fashion. In doing this they try to speed up traffic and to keep noise and congestion ata minimum. The Auditorium Guards aid in assemblies by ushering the homerooms into the auditor- ium as quickly and quietly as possible. All problems are brought up and taken care of at their regular weekly meetings. They are a great asset to the school. Training Driver Training was organized to enable more students to have the opporttmity of re- ceiving driving instructions. The club is composed of approximately twenty-five boys and girls, under the instruction of Mr. Al- bano, the Driver Education teacher. It was for those who didn't have a chance to sign up for Driver Training during regular per- iods. Four students are given the opportunity to take the training every six weeks, while the remaining students await their turn. .if S Stage Crew The Stage Crew is organized for the pur- pose of handling all the back-stage duties necessary in producing our class plays and assembly programs. Mr. Lowry Welch, ad- visor to the club, organized it several years ago. Long before the curtain goes up, stage crew members are busy at work. This year, because of the different interests ofour many members, the clubis dividedinto four groups. Girls predominate in the make-up and art sections, while most of the work in the scen- ery and lighting fields is done by boys. Photograph The Photography Club is one of the new clubs formed in our school. The membership is limited because of the fact that our dark- room is not large enough to accommodate many persons at one time. The members need not have extensive knowledge of photography since the purpose of the club is to teach the basic techniques and general operation of the equipment. Learning to take, develop, and print well-planned pictures has been the main objective this year. ware ' Sochd.LAving Social Living is an informal group of students, under the supervision of Mrs. Harb- ison, who desire to become acquainted with the modern code of courtesy and manners. For convenience, as in dancing, the club con- sists of an equal number of boys and girls, At the regular meetings, discussions are held on such subjects as etiquette, social pro- blems, and family problems, Also, debates are held on subjects whichinterest the group. ci ,,, X f V ' 'W Q., xt 7 It F: f v 'il'- Snack hack The football games would not be Com- Five hundred dollars of the profits is given plete without the Snack Shack to supply food to the senior class treasury. An extra pro- including hotdogs, hot chocolate, Coffee' pop- ject of the Snack Shack this year was making corn, ice cream, soda, and candy for the Candy HPPICS- A brand new P0PPe1'f01' POP' Spectators. Mr, Stinson heads the Organiza- corn was a wonderful addition to the Snack tion, seeing that everything runs smoothly, Shack. -...., Printing The Printing Club, sponsored by Mr, fore he can be accepted. The purpose of the Grace, is a service to the school, setting up club is to give the student additional time and printing forms required by the admini- to gain more experience on the presses and stration. The club is limited, and the student additional advanced knowledge of composi- must have had previous class experience be- tion, layout, and make-ready. Arif aux! vi fftffk Leather and Plastics This Club, under the direction of Mr. Brewer, was formed in order to give the girls an opportunity to participate in one phase of industrial arts. The emphasis was placed on leather carving. The girls began by making a carved wallet. .Xfter completing the wallet, the girls were free to continue with leather carving on handbags, belts, billfolds, or other projects. Most of the work done in plastics was in the form of costume jewelry made by form- ing wire and dipping in liquid plastic. ISI IPI IoI IRI ITIIKSI If I aff' 0 I3 X'- E23 Q Q25 I ,QQ QZKQQQQ Q XQXQCQQIOQQQ l'Q Y M' EC' Ti The Crown! Chews the Zllflfu The 1957 Blue Devils' got off to a flying start by winning the Little Brown Jug from Bristol, They kept up the good pace until they met Woodrow Wilson. From then until Thanksgiving Day, the boys played hard and kept trying even if they did not win, Coach Raymond Costello did a very fine job of putting a winning ball team on the field with only a few lettermen back. The boys really hustled and outplayed bigger boys to gain a record of five wins, three defeats, and one tie. One of the most exciting games was with Moorestown when Monk Williams scampered over the goal to make the score 13-12 when all hope was just about lost. On Thanksgiving Day, however, they ended the season in a blaze of glory by beating Palmyra. FOOTBALL Burls, Opp, 19 Bristol 0 19 Mt, Holly 13 6 Ewing Township 6 13 Moorestown 12 7 Glassboro 0 12 Woodrow Wilson 14 0 Camden 32 6 Riverside 19 19 Palmyra 12 FOOTBALL VARSITY TEAM QLeft To Rightj Back Row - John Merritt, Theo- dore Gordon, Gary Jankowski, Ronnie Williams, Ronald Warren, Rudolph Cross. Front Row - James Jackson, Phillip Parish, JohnSills, Thom- as Lowden, Charles Perkins, James Saia, David Rothblum, Richard Clark, Anthony Greski. -.,f Q--' ' James Saia 1 'B , . .. ,A Q rj, Thomas Lowden if -4 ' - 1 David Rothblurn Ronnie Williams Rudolph Cro ss x9 .ai Ronald Warren Fighting fm VZU0 lfj' , Q A., 41 iggviiasa oQl?.17 5 23 1 -F FOOTBALL JUNIOR VARSITY fLeft To Rightj Top Row - Raymond Costello lcoachj, Carl Hutton, Mark Bowen, Michael James, William Kressler, Alexander Boone, Ernest Ferri,R0bertGhua1, Thomas Wojick, Clarence Jones, Stanley Painter. 2nd Row - Lee Daneker Qmanagerj, Robert Elisha, William Hughes, Charles Simmons, Robert Landry, Jack Barrett, Robert Poole, Phillip Costello. Bottom Row - Edward Evans, Edward Cook, Erskine Diggs, William Painter, Alvin Johnson, Edward Mikulski, Samuel Lippincott, John Oakford, Edward Clemens. edakry an The Qfrappy fo F rl-1 as follows two 2 year veterans Bob Moore who was the leadmg rebounder B111 Fenx more the only other letterman whom many remember from last year He took over second place ln the team shootlng wlth hxs deadly jump shot Jxm Jackson a 6 2 gxant from the J V team of last year had the plvot spot Hls reboundmg was essent1a1 to the team Takmg charge of runnlng the team thls The Hxgh and The Mlghty' the 007 CUDLLLLU a J V stanu uuL Ul last year He managed to score every game and dxd a f1ne Job of slowmg down the op posltxons fast breaks The last of our flve starters was Ted Sxtek a surprxse lnsert who d1d well He 3SS1SI8d 1n runmng the team and was noted for hlS ab1l1ty to block shots Thxs team under the dxrectxon of Coach B111 Burr made us very proud ,S Edward Costello ffgoj ig? 4 get T M Q i 4' Ir XJ XV rl any sh Nm, R--ii? William Fenimore s Jim Jackson Roosevelt Woods X ll l..44 fi' Thaddeus Sitek Ronald Warren 4 Ei- Q VARSITY BASKETBALL QLeft to rightj Coach William Burr, Ronald Warren, Eugene Lorincz, Thaddeus Sitek, Edward Costello, Daniel Duffy, Roosevelt Woods, Ronnie Williams, William Fenimore, Robert Moore, Jim Jackson. z Q X ' Z ff rr ' f f x 7 XX 1 'Aj' 22. Ronnie Williams Robert Moore A Winning Tenin in Action JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL fLeft to rightj Standing - Coach William Burr, Char- les Cox, E rne st I-erri, Cornelius Hogan, Thomas Snyder, Franris ZQRSQW- ski, Scott Warren, Robert Elisha. Kneeling - Ed- ward Mikulski, Michael Podroza, Benjamin Mere- dith, Eugene L01 inc z, Charles Simmons. 1 l 5 l3ASKliTBAI-l, SCHEDLI L Hurls. Opp Alumni Ewing Twp, Bristol Morrisville Woodrow Wilson Mount Holly Palmyra Riverside Camden Moore:-:town Hamilton Twp. Mount Holly Woodrow Wilson Palmyra Hamilton Twp. Riverside Moorestown fovcrtimej l3.M.l. liwing Twp. Camden as yet not played lil ff'-.gm I tt: . ,. . W Y faf2'ff:.ax g, . ', .gpmitfv A N 5 2 Ht +A Q, 0 -1' I J -M ,., -' - it an ff Take Me Out To The Ball Game' Un the Diamond BASEBALL Burls. As the 1956 season was completed, it proved to be just as successful as the 1955 season for B.S.H.S, under the direction of Coach Ray Costello. After the tearn's opening game with Riverside which it won 3-O, they treked to the B,M,I, baseball diamond where they lost the game Qbut not their spiritj by a score of 10-O. This game was the shock that woke the boys up and helped them on their way toa victorious season. The B.S.H.S. boys hustled their way to the Burlington County Group ll championship with an impressive 'victory over Riverside that clinched the title. They also won the South Jersey Group ll championship. As you can see for yourself, the 1956 baseball season was a highly successful one for B.S.H.S, BASEBALL TEAM Q .- V fLeft to rightl Top Row- Coach Raymond Costello, ' Allan Webb, Larry Purdy, , Ronald Buccigrosse, Scott .,.-.x I 4' 'W V 'Q .f .M gf.. Y ' , 'V 4. ,A X X . wr r',.., XXX Slide, Hamp, Slide' BASEBALL Riverside B. M. l. Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson Trenton Catholic Moorestown Mt. Holly Ewing Twp. Mt. Holly Palmyra Moorestown Palmyra Ewing Twp. Riverside Playoffs Riverside Trenton Catholic Warren, Edward Wojick, Robert Moore, Raymond Bowles. Bottom Row- Thomas Cannuli, Elwood Comegys, John Merritt, Richard Dallmann, Edward Costello, J am es Darch, Thomas Kaupas, Steven Pfeiffer, Richard Taylor, James Grabitz, and Harry Craythorne. 9 A J LSU. X .vial ..- LQ.: ' 1 I ,L Q- Don't Fence Me ln' TRACK Burls. Opp. 50 Palmyra 67 43 2,3 B. M, l. 73 1 3 64 Mt. Holly 53 Trenton J.C.C. 2nd of four schools 47 5 6 Moorestown 69 1 6 83 Hamilton Twp. 34 67 1,'3 Camden Vocational 49 2 3 South Jersey Meet 2nd of seven schools Mt. Holly Burlington George School 50 48 45 Burlington Co. 2nd of six schools ...thu 'xg Ti ,Atv f .-1 Eg, .- K , ' uf V ..1a-.-wz.,.:- el.. . 'Runnin' Wild' round the Mrk TRACK The l3,S,H,S. track team of 1956 had quite a good year, It had three wins and came in second at several other meets. The out- standing boys on the team were lliek.Iohnson Class of '56 and Leonard Gardner class of '57, At the Coaches Meet in Collingswood, where competition was high, both boys came in first. At the State Meet at Rutgers Dick came in first and Leonard third. Later they went to Franklin Field to the Meet of the Champions where both boys came in second. This brought a lot ot' honor to l3.S,H,S, and Coach Angelo Albano. The whole team did an admirable job and all worked very hard to do their best. TRACK TEAM 4 QLeft to rightj Top Row- ' Richard John son, Jack if Scully, G a r y Jankowski, Steven Krevchuck, Robert McGinley, John Sills, Sam- unl Inn Tn-.ann lJ,..I..:,.I. ee. Hee, auiiies nncuzxxhy Erskine Diggs, Coach An- gelo Albano. 2nd Row- Charles Remington, Ronnie Williams, James Elisha, Terril Stiles, Richard Clark, Alexander Boone, Paul Schmeck, Leonard Gardner, Theodore Gor- don, LionelGittens Bottom Row - Joel King, Maurice Crump, Rudolph Cross, Raymond Clark, Clifford Allgood, Charles Perl-uns, John Hill. Sparring Us O11 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS QLeft To Rightj Top Row - Frenanda Iovine, Irene Sozio, Pauline Huth, Mary Ann Spie- wak, Frances Purdy. Bottom Row - Phyllis Nicolai. Cl VARSITY CHEERLEADERS QLeft To Rightj Patricia Imhoff, Margaret Rapagna, Dale' Simpson, Anne Love, Betty Wikowski, Geraldine Capri, Dorothy Aucello, Anne Russell, Fernanda Rose, Catherine Van Sciver, Lillian Smok. QM? N Q 1 Co-captains - Catherine Van Sciver and Ger aldine Capri. The Zzfls Tralee ver One of the most popular sports among the girls in B,S.H.S. is hockey. This fall the girls were disappointed when the scheduled game with St. Mary's Hall was canceled. The girls are hoping that next year's season will not pass without a scheduled game being played. Skill, rules, and a general knowledge of playing hockey are learned by the girls. Teams are not organized, but the girls usually practice the different skills in groups and end their day with at least one game. Substitutions are made during the game, so that each girl has a chance to participate and utilize the skills and rules she has learned. QLeft To Rightj Top Row - Georgianna Wing, Lorraine Boyd, Carole Austin, Harriet Curlis, Elaine Brown, Ruth Bivens. 2nd Row - Barbara Schneider, Sandra Habingreither, Meredith Mead, Patricia Bublewitz, Carol Ann Chiemiego, Judy Weil. Bottom Row - Vir- ginia Scarzo, Loretta Broadbent, Paulette Schorr, Sandra Diaczynsky, Angeline Vendetti. .... lw,,,,,...., 1 H1,ff:':+f' I5 f Q. 'T H ff 4' s sie L 1 ' c 3 Y ,f fei: YK: A K' . f f L L! f L Q it 1 ll l N' ' J 3 t 0 ' ' I I . 'A L 'Q 1' 1 c ' 4 ,, . E 1 1- 1 W ll 9 y 4, n P I f , 55, X , I ' L nt 1 5 . i ,Isp F f - ,- 1 AL f,r.I es' I. . K 5 K 1 X n ' 5 U L L, o. i ' i ' ' Q 1 6 ' X f - ' kg. jf I I ve 1 1 ,,!. M Hx 'I f I ,, X 4 Q t . x ,J - -an' WJ x I f . - A ' 1 - 'Y 4 ' LH? ,ii 3 by H . L. T' , 4 L M- L, H fe ...fa ,,, VOLLEYBALL QLeft to rightj Top Row-Sandra Heis1er,HarrietCur- lis, Carol Ann Chiemingo, Phyllis Austin. 2nd Row- Sandra Habingreither, Janice Freck, Patricia Buble- witz, Lorraine Boyd, Elaine Brown, Carole Austin. Bottom Row-Virginia Scarzo, Ruth Bivens, Sandra Diaczynsky, Loretta Broadbent, Barbara Schneider, Teresa Cimino, Phyllis Brown. H X F. ci 1 . ,tux Q5 ' K' I , f 'ly -1, , L - !, I , q - tr fn- 'xx . K I 1 , ' ' v wg? ' . f, 1 X Li OFTB LL lLeft to rightj Top Row - Lorraine Boyd, Bev- erly Sills, Margaret Sykes, Phyllis Austin. 2nd Row- Janice Freck, Patricia Bublewitz, Carol Ann Chiemingo, Elaine Brown, Racine Moore, Elloree Bennett. Bottom Row - Virginia Scarzo, Loretta Broadbent, Ruth Bivens, Sandra Diaczyn- sky, Teresa Cimino, Evelyn Bivens, Sandra Hab- ingreither. . . x' J f a N, ' is , ., I , X 5 3 ,I ' 7 'U' Q H . ' RCHERY Under the competent guidance of Miss Snyder, archery is growing fast in popular- ity. lt is on its way to becominga coed sport. Archery is a very precise sport- one that requires a great amount of knowledge about the correct stance, aim and handling of the bow and arrow. To assure a perfect aim, the bow and arrow must be held in a certain position, and the aim must be in accordance with the distance of the target from the sharpshooter . This requires much prac- tice, and the students take advantage of the time allotted to them. Rules concerningwhen to shoot and when to retrieve the arrows are made to assure safety. 'side By side' 5 f' Z if 413, K Xa ARCHERY QLeft to rightj Top Row - Sandra Habingreither, Georgianna Wing, Patricia Bubewitz, Elaine Brown, Nancy Carol Taylor, Harriet Curlis, Car- ole Austin, Lorraine Boyd, Racine Moore, Carol Ann Chiemingo. Bottom Row - Virginia Scarzo, Loretta Broadbent, Ruth Bivens, Sandra Diaczyn- sky, Barbara Schneider, Phyllis Brown. 'Just One More Chance' . 1 1- , 3 N i , - i AA The Girls' Athletic Association, or G,.fX,.iX,, is an organization consisting of girls who would like to improve their athletic ability and who wish to have enjoyable times participating in after school sports. Under the guidance and direction of Miss Snyder and Miss Fine this has been one of the most active years. Hockey, volleyball, basketball, softball, and archery are some of the sports which are offered. A swimming play-day in which the girls in and around Phila- delphia participated was very successful. The girls took part in a State Archery and Bowling Tournamentg the winners were decided from mailed-in results from schools in the state under the State Charter of the G.A.A. .-Xnother very enjoy- able and educational play-day for basketball was held at Temple University. Trenton State Teachers College offered a State play-day in which many B.S.H.S. girls played basketball. A bowling party, a swimming party, and the annual banquet at which awards were presented and next year's officers were introduced helped to round out the year. life-'A-'L' TN Q by M M ' 'W l X S- L. Xa 1 Lg ix 6 If JA lAlHJlIVIlEHRlTl1l l1S1lEl IRHSN XX N L MN I- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Adams Herman Miller Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Adams lohn Dunn Timmy Allinson Mr. and Mrs. l. Sidney Allinson Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Austin Mrs, Ida Cole and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mr, Mr. Mr Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. George Parsons, Sr. , George Parsons, lr, Edward Abdill Martin Murphy Harold Curtier N. Gusz Lawrence Ioseph Bareiszis Edward Bougher Peter Bare-iszis Albert Bareiszis Mr and Mrs Wrlliam Bartlett Mrs Eugene Silpath Marion Lake Richard E Silpath R Lawrence Woolmart lohn W Bartlett Edgar Tillinghast Mr William Bartlett Sr Mr and Mrs Lawrence Parson Mr and Mrs Otis Bennett Mr and Mrs lohn Burroughs lohnson s Luncheonette Bass Cleaners 5- Dryors Marie Behot Mr and Mrs Frank Buczkowskt Stanley Behot Ir Mr and Mrs Stanley Behot Mr and Mrs Frank Czubas Mr and Mrs William Bell Mr and Mrs Anthony Davis M1SSlUl1G Kelly Bill Bell lr Mr and Mrs N Benckert Mr and Mrs Herbert Hanquist Carol Balmer Barbara Balmer M and Mrs Bivers and Family Babe Hall Arlene Weisler Mr and Mrs William Br dge Helen Weisler Mr and Mrs William Fullerton Mr and Mrs Arthur Iohnso Margar t Beatson Mr and Mrs Blanchard Powell Vlildred Bishop Reverend and Mrs William Allen Mr and Mrs lrving Fort Mr and Mrs Bud Dorsey Mr and Mrs Samuel Capri Mr and Mrs Dan Sabo Gerry and Eddie Gary Capri and Dee Dee Mr and Mrs Be iamin Cardi Mr and Mrs Toronto Mr and M s Pino and Far' ilv Mr and Mr I Coulbour Mrs A Clark M ana 'J' Eam nd La d v M and Mrs Al' ea Cimi o R t Cirniro DandlvfsLoad asc dNls Lot.sAba aaM H drtc PATRONS Bob Mr Iud She by and lolnn Hendrickson . and Mrs. Morris Cohen y Cohen rrv Cohen Barbara and Martin Leibowitz Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Polsky Mr, Mr Cro Mr. Mr. Mr, Mr. Mrs. Mr A15 Mr. Mr. Mrs Mr Mis Mis Mis lud San Mrs Mr Mr Ma Mr Mr Mr Mrs Mrs Mis No Ray loa The Ed Ed Mr lac Mr Nla Bob Bob I C and Mrs, Stanton Cook and Sons . and Mrs. lames N. Kennedy we Tool Company and Mrs, Raymond Dinucci and Mrs. Edward Costello and Mrs. Arthur Costello Louis R. Costello Mae Durham Pat Costello x and Doretta Cunningham and Mrs. Samuel Iackson and Mrs. Charles Fuhrer Georg Taylor Lester Iackson and Mrs Howard S Dunhart Carrie Cunningham Warren lackso s Caroline Curningnam s Alberta Cunni gham s Patsy Clark y lean Shop dy and Iohnni Anna Diaczynsky A Allen Darr Alex Diaczynsky Fergu on RN Peter Ferguson Henry Hoey lr Normanl Fenimore and Mrs and Mrs rgaret B and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs M Ercol Emma Fenimore s Sally Kloss rmanl Feni rore Ir mond Russell Brencrolt lr and Mrs Robert W Smith and Fa ily and Mrs Fred Cost llo and Mrs Ma thew Filanovvski and Mrs Williarn Emmons ro Pollock Ste b resa Yawor Kl Tho na McMor w lo ph Filanow Alb rt Mancini Ana ew Kresko 'neyer 'nann W rue d Fr cr not Graf Cla o and Mrs Carl Levor do lcv ryet Cu li ble Yannerella and Sandy and Mrs Hartley and S Geo ge Fulrnore and M Boylfi an Mr R M S ana M F l c and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs ward Du w ard Her and Mrs lc and Ed a Fa s Ma JG C1 '1 at r Mr. e - - ' ' Mr . ' . -I ' Mr. . ' . . ' L IT . . S 'Q - s , . . A - Mr. . , ' . rr . . . . I M, Q Q - - A Mr, . . I ' ' : ' Mr . ' ' .. . . 7- -- A ' Helen pnens - I I Mr s r .5 . ro ' H - Q l Mr, . . se x ' :ski f Mr. 5 Ae ' 4 - - Mr . . . 'r . 1 , H rv 4 . 9 - A r.. . Q- V - ' . ' i .. Al ,Zi A 1 i ' ' , 'iss l '40 A I - ' A . . Q 1 Q: A arf . - A ' .ta I .1 - M . . A on ' Mr. r . E ' Mr. . rs fn . . . n' ' ' Mr . d s 'tockton - A A- Sl A . ' r.: ti IU re V- A AT I Mr and Mrn Simon lw!l9lIfIf:d A i Miss Mary Clear GraELa1r1 - A M112 rin' X raifzzrz Y 'i .rs ' or n ry Mr. at ' Mr.: Eau-.'ar'i S Higttxr. Cr A VY A V - AF V ' YA Mr a: ' Mr.: Leroy' GLb.:g:1 AAC A- A Gan-Gem Sales Co r. . .r e n r B ' -r Mr and Mr.: loseph Gangerrpi Mr an .r. 'i' 'r rnscn Mr an ' .vlrs A F Garcia Mr. 2' rs Iohn en lc' son Doris Gardner R S Burr PATRONS Robert Crump Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Wargo Mr. and Mrs lorries L. Boyd Mr. and Mrs. George E, Broadbent Mr. and Mrs. Charles A, Low Mr. and Mrs. Iohn L. Gordon Martha E. Riley loan Harris Dolly Miller Vlar1orie Ludlow Pat and Teddy R vere d and Mrs Wm Tomlins ri M and Mrs Ioseph Bell Mr and Mrs Wm W Leeds Mayor and Mrs Antho y T Greski Mr and Mrs Albert Pley Mr and Mrs Walter D Withka Mr and Mrs Nelson Danley Park Ridge Construct1on Co Mr ard Mrs Angelo Repole Mr and Mrs Willram Gusrang and Famil M a cl M s Albert Gussler Mr and Mrs Frank Hendrickson Herbert R Bell Mr B ssle Burroughs Mrs Ruth E Goodwin Mr Vanderbilt Burroughs Miss V nita O Neil Miss Maggie Everett Mr ard Mrs lohn Williams Miss Alice Cantwell Mr Rlchard B Horn George R Herman A Friend A Frrerid Dorothy Hollinger Mr and Mrs Iohn Maher Dr and Mrs loseph Howe Mis Ed th Leorard Be y Lou B own ard Edward Li pm ot M Emrna McGuigan Mrs lxerme h Hughes GJ Scherrnann ard Mrs Walter H Hullord add Mrs Iohn Macall ster a'1 Mrs A'itho yLukis and Mrs Raymond lmhoti and Mrs Robert Klemm a d Mrs Chet D Ascendis a d Mrs E arrcisl Imhott a'id Mrs Hut'o'i lc 'i Eox and l a cy lames Boo loci son Mr a d Mr Edward Kar lr f a dMr Exeret I hrs ri AJ ld L, BobRd,N va aKatrieCan Mr a :1Mrs Edwadl Geer ea a dTo'iv dMs Edu dlfely a :1M I o dK M a'1dM E lMuchv Ha ry Murphy Do othyM G To L' dLe 'ia d kRi e a a o n M adMr IOQDUMC alo M a d Mrs Norman Burr M arid M s Robe t E Lowderi Y Mary Lowden Mr and Mrs Gordon Lowden lackie Lyon Mr. and Mrs. loiin Maicr Mr. and Mrs. Howard Scncolev Paul Matthews Ralph Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mead Louise Slack Carol anc' Ralph C iiford V ells M arid Mrs McCormick Miss Ca herme Scott and Mrs a d Mr r and Mrs and Mrs a d Mrs ard Mrs and Mr Ha ry M Pa ke Thomas Perkins Wm McCormick R Vog lrnarin Ioseph Zacker Wm McCormick S Iohn McCo 'wick Mrs Mary Tice r Bernard McBride r and Mrs McCullough and Mrs loseph McGrat'i Carrie and Larry Gert Hibbs Mrs Ella M Moritz Mr and M s Comed Atzert Mr ard Mrs Frank McCardle Mr a'1d Mrs Harvey Mori z lfrs A Dramonti Mr and Mrs W I Okulewicz Mrs Grace Cucinotta Mr and Mrs Cha les Orsmi ludy Bromm and Dick Van Arsdale Mr arid Mrs Rrchard Ianulis M and Mrs Edgar M Eenr 'no e Carol Parker and Dave Thornp on Mr and Mrs Alfred E Parker M and Mrs Lewis Iv' Pa ke Mr and Mrs Stanley Paulucci Marcia Ayrer Prullip Paulucci Lana and Iamoke Mrs Alice Conti Mr and Mrs William Perki Ly rr Parsons loe Grenda ard Pa P it Mr and Mrs Walter Pafvlowvicz Mrs lean Pashley M and Mrs loseph Pettit Berrice Weinczyk M and Mrs Steve Cole rfa old Wilmerton M s Lillian Vaci Sciver M and Mrs George Taylor lv'r Ered B Cher y All LIDL Mr and Mrs Elville H Coa'e Loris a d Ioe d Mrs Earl Roger Roge s M S c dMel 1ed lack Russell Jr rd Mrs lanes Rd sell s E E B d H E At dot. e d M s Harold Sch eck Mr ard Mr lohn A Seitrit Sr M s Althea Gulai e n . t t . o. , lr t A r. , Mr. '. r . r r . . . . Mr n s. ' . n . ' M . . . . ' , lr . . Mr. e . t , . . ' Mr. n . . . , r . Mr . . . ' ' r l ' ' , Mr, s. . rr. ' ' . M . . . r. na r . Mr. , l . e ' .L . ' . A V . A . r . V . A , A A - . r, , . r .A D A ' r. ' . r r ' s 1 . . . . ' tt ' r . 'p '. c t ' rs A . I . . ' S N- - '. 4 , I Mr. . . . , . '. ' ' 'ns Mr. . . . i n. . Mr. . ci . n ' . . t etx' Mr. . . 4 ' ' ' Mr Mr. n . . ' ' r. ' Mr, n r . ' . .' Mr . . . . r . . 7 h. . S n . 'I r . ' ' I Yi ' ' . ' n n, . r . . ' I: n s ' 1 o. . or . . . r Mr and Mrs lohn Butler Mrs Roy Robertson W .i :grae TLC L MT, Gila HJS, ii ..C..CFZ3CY1 1 ' a n' li nuli . . ' . .ss n ' 'A r . r . X n l nne n . A Mr an ' S Mr. an r , ' ar l' Dennrs r Mr n' rs R51 n irnble, Sr A Friend r . rs ar r r. im n .. ' r . ' ' r . ross ' . a . . .. , ' Mr and M '. R1c..ar eds Anne Rus'ell Edztl n Iac 'eg r: Mr. and Mr . fewer Edith n 'l h Mr, an ' Mrs 'tl r n s. s I nt 1 Mr. an r Q r n . . ' r . s . . ' ' , . r . r , r . ' . r . .. 2 PATRONS Mr Edward Thomas Mr and Mrs Carl Harnrsckteger Mr and Mrs Frank R Shrppen Mr and Mrs NGlhGH19lH Morgan lean and Ioe loe Shrngles Lrghttoot Srlva Betty Custer Sarah Broadbent Sam rlullrngs W1ll1am Berges Mr and Mrs Edward Stmpklns Mrs Percy Usrlton Mrs Larrta Guthrte Thomas Broadbent Sr Mr and Mrs D B Dolce Bob and Pat Mr and Mrs Ioseph Skwara Leona Iacoby Thomas and Mrchael Moses Lorrarne Skwara Mr and Mrs Robert Plack Mrs Eva Lrpptncott Mr Samuel Mogel Mr and Mrs Ioseph D Snyder Dorls Srnok Nan and Btll Dottte and Babe Dotty and Tony ar Mr and Mrs Iohn W Greenwood Marron L Snyder Moses and Matthew Epps Mr and Mrs SarnuelD Shankrotf Sgt and Mrs Hrlton Bryant Mr and Mrs Ered Todd Sr Mr Ioseph Branham Mr lames Long Reverend and Mrs Gtlptn Taylor lack Praul Gene Basrlone lack Foley Ioan Schnerder Mrs Floyd Taylor Floss Pardy Hazel Brown Reds Waters Albert Drnuccr Herbte Marc l Baloche Srntth s Express Mr and Mrs Rrchard Vernon Mr and Mrs R1chard S Ktnsey Dorothy E Myers Andy Dudek Mrs Mclfeen Mrss Anna Mae Bowers Mrs Veona Bowers Mrs Eltzabeth Mmgtrt Mr and Mrs Mrlton Taylor Mr and Mrs Samuel Trrmble S Mr and Mrs Carl Turner Mrs Besste Harrls Ted Casley Bunny Davrs Elatne Brown Vrrgrl Hams Iarnes Bryant Bernard Adams Oddte Boyktns Mr and Mrs Eranklln Mattoon Mr and Mrs Howard Thorne Stella and Larry Mr and Mrs Wlllldm Feyhl Mr Blanche Tomaszewskr A Frrend Mtss Helen Strzempa Mtss Dorothy T Wrlson and Mrs Charlesl MacCrtndle and Mrs Chester Feehan and Sons and Mrs Gerald Iones and Mrs Lowry H Welch and Mrs Stanley Phrllrps and Mrs Mtchael Koctuba and Mrs W1ll1am Szymczyk Barbara Ann Lewls Iohn Carugno and Mrs Ernest Wagner and Mrs W1ll1am H Murray and Mrs lack Buyukmrckt and Mrs Allred Boyles Martm Samuels Walter Praglowskt and Mrs Adolph Foster and Mrs Walter Schultz Ir and Mrs Walter Styptnskr and Mrs Ioseph Kelestyn and Mrs W1ll1am Rott Norrran lobes and Mrs Iohn C Park Ir and Mrs Richard Karnelf and Mrs Ernest Schroeder and Mrs Irrn Hoffman and Mrs Blanchard Powell Mrs Elrzabeth Horner Nan Eberly Betty Yannarella Nancy Yannarella Mr Marttn Walsh Wa1das Amelta Powell Mr and Mrs George Butler Mr and Mrs Arthur W Wallace Mr and Mrs W1ll1am Barwrs Mrldred Wallace George Goodtellow Hrlary Van Sc1ver Pat Wallrs Bob Wallls Clarence Smrck Mr and Mrs Batrd Wallts Wrlltarrt Smtck Frank Upd1ke Mr and Mrs W1ll1am Walton Mr and Mrs Bayrno d Smtth Mr Vyron Grace Mr and Mr Wtlltam Walton Tort and Speed lrene Snyder Mr and Mrs Wtllrarn H Bhaw M Mtlared Davts and Sor Mr and Mr Lawyer loyner Mr and Mrs Tho'nas Wonck Grace Wolvtn Mr and Mrs W1ll1Gm Wotvm Eleanor Wolvtn Btchard A Van Sctver MGIIOH Wolvtn Mrs Maudella Tu ner Walker and Mrs Fred Holland ard Mr Howard Curry and Mrs Eddte Baker . . 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For Garden Supplies, Toys, Housewares and Outdoor Living Supplies A1wcxs,0S.,of 1 -- Free Parking in Our Paved Lot I I Phone DU 6 9859 STEVENS ESSO SERVICENTER A DAHIICO Proprletor AUTO REPAIRS TIRES AND BATTERIES State H1ghway at Stevens Statlon HOMEROOM 47 Presldent B111 Femmore V1ce Presldent Ted Gordon Secretary and Treasurer Pearlle Fulmore Leonard Gardner Tony Greskl Dlck Edge Tony Fllalkowskr Dolores Fxlanowskl Sara Gussler Sandy Foster Ed GIIIO Ettore Guldlbaldx Ioyce Fenton Dolores Garcla Henny Drckm-son Peggy Eppler MR BREWER Lee Gllbert Ray Duncan Bud Gussler Ioe FIOI Iuhe Ercol Bob Gould RIVERSIDE SKATING SESSIONS oUH MEAT SELLS ITSELF' 7 DAYS A WEEK Phone DU 6 0243 Evenlngs 811 PM Matlnees I 4 PM COMPLIMENI S OI' BEAUNIT MILLS INC Sandy Gusrang I Dick Giltaert - I-Iilrnan Fields PENNISI'S ROLLER DROME WAITZ I EWELRY STORE CLASS RINGS DIEGES and CLUST 320 High Street BURLINGTON NEW IERSEY Phone DUdIey 6 0537 CQMPLIMENTS DUBROWS SHOE STORE 347 High St t BURLINGTON N I KEIM BLVD ESSO SERVICE CENTER BURLINGTON N I ANDERSON S 301 High St t BURLINGTON N I DU 7 0319 REPAIRING PAINTING U S 30 BURLINGTON N I OF ' ree I I - ' If 11's Banged Up Wen Fix It DRUG STCRE SHINN'S AU'ro BODY I 'ee Also Pick Up cmd Delivery Service . . 1 IAMES D ELY A fs P MANAGER COMPLIMENTS OF COLONIAL DRESS SHOP Compliments of DR WILBUR F MURPHY CHIROPRACTOR 22 West Un1on Street BURLINGTON N I GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 57 MR ALBANO Pres dent Vlce Pres dent Treasurer Marte Buzzelll loan Champor lzvelyn unnlngnarn ludy D Ernco Anthony arch larnes Cnnsty Samuel Cllver Iud1th Cohen Edward Costello Teresa Clrnmo Ralph CGllSll Payrno d Coles Stanton Cook Leverne Conway l-larry Craythorne Ruaol 1 r ss larnes Crowe a lard unnmgharn Charles Damels I U I I l I I a 4 - l ,,,...,...........,. , . . , . . . . . ' ' Secretary ............,......... .,....., .....,.. G e rry Capri ' ' . n , C . A . ,, . C ' ' pl C o . ' E C ' Graduates MAY YOUR FUTURES BE TWICE AS BRIGHT AS YOUR EXPECTATIONS AMOS HANSELL IR MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY 454 Cooper Street BEVERLY NEW JERSEY All Forms of Insurance and Auto E1nanc1ng at Low Cost Phone DUd1ey 7 0399 Phone DU 7 1390 Good Luck to the Class of 57 from SPECIALIZING IN SEA FOOD 21 SHRIMP IN A BASKET CHICKEN IN A BASKET ELECTRIC ci ACETYLENE WELDING PORTABLE EQUIPMENT Route 130 and York Street 313 Green Sffeef BURLINGTON N I BURLINGTON N I DUdIey 6 I293 Phone DUdIey 7 0317 CARLO 680 Hlgh Street BURLINGTON NEW IERSEY Beaut1c1cms Inc OPEN 9 to 9 EVERYDAY LEN'S WELDING SERVICE DOTTIES I-UNCHEONETTE COMPLIMENTS OF CLOVER SHOE MANUFACTURING CO Incorporated BURLINGTON NEW IERSEY FOR COMPLIMENTS MOTOROLA TELEVISION EE HORN S POST s RESTAURANT 22, Hlgh Sm, Phone DUdley o 0330 BHS Llyp Bttyl-9 MRS DANGLER slya k d 9 GOOD LUCK FROM 204 d OF S I I Steve Wilson' P. lohnny P. :ll . Gor o i . 'Chuc P. Bill R. Stc1n' P 'A i - C1 P. klMOf ie R Tillle M Sarah S e , loe R lolm O. .'Snorkl P Phil P. Nan R ' Horse M UB N Pete S 'Ale' R. Linda M ' Eugen S Mickey P. 'Chef' P. Prime P. Tom S Terry S. lock S. 'lunioru M ' loam O ' Olllcers I CHEIN 6. COMPANY TOY MAKERS A Good Place to Work W1l11am Street BURLINGTON NEW IERSEY Phone DUd1ey 6 2800 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 57 RANCOCAS FABRICS 433 Cooper St eet BEVERLY N I Compl ments of BURLINGTON NEWS AGENCY 404 H1gh Street BURLINGTON N I I ' . WELLS PHARMACY 209 MISS WII.LIAMS E C PHIC PtC l Compliments of ,' D CRESCENT CLEANERS D D D fff YEdQ bEh EdE DY D BURLINGTON NEW IERSEY l HOUR DRIVE IN DUdley 6 9844 PARKVIEW MOBILE WASHING PoLisHiNo siMoN1Z1Na EXPERT LUBRICATION Car Called for and Delivered Route 130 and Columbus Road BURLINGTON NEW IERSEY RIGG PHARMACY Michael S Mikulski RP 308 High Street BURLINGTON, NEW IERSEY Phone DU 6 0565 d ook Sandi iaczypslcy Tony Coppola Erskine 'Erskw Diggs .1 osiello Rob irigas a rarier Larry Down: Phyl is Cramer Butch uchat Ioe Cramer Dan u ' Alex Cramer Ra e Iaquelirie Crich Bo lis CI Catherine Crowder Ioe Erricksori Route and I-,Qgqn Street Richie Crowe vars Morris Crump Gail Farias I Ioe, Cucirioita Barbara Farmer Harriet Curlis 'Ernie Perri Hum D'Asceriais Linda Fink Richard Demore Gail Fiot - - Ray evlin 'Officers 1 PLILUQL tu. 1J.x.J1wu MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK or' BURLINGTON I l1ke to see a man proud of the place 1n whrch he hves I hke to see a man l1ve rn rt so hrs place W1ll be proud of h1m Abraham Lrncoln Our DITSCIOTS Ofhcers and Staff Are Well Known Burllngtomans We belleve ln thrs commumty We belreve 1n the CIIIZSHS who are proud of l1v1ng here We beheve 1n our good schools and churches We beheve m fhe successful farmers and enterpnslng merchants and manufacturers We Beheve In Our Bank that has served thrs commumty for over 100 years and has the mterest of the people at heart and IS ever on the lookout for means of makmg th1s an even better commumty On these bellefs We base our servlce 8 MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK OF BURLINGTON 139 - 1957 Cor'gratu1at1ons o the CLASS OF 1957 I B BAKERY 712 South Hxgh Street BURLINGTON N I For Somethmg Dellclous and Sweet to Eat GUS TOMATO PIE AND SPAGHETTI State Hlghway Route 130 BURLINGTON N DUdley 6 2295 MR SCHEYHING Frank S arnes Robert Wayne Davld Eddxe Ma ta Presldent Paulme Vtce P esldent Dolly Secretary Iustme Treasurer Robert Kathryn Bernlce IZ Betty Leortella Lo etta Marlene Dort Della Marlene Carrnela Bernlce F P D AUTRECHY PLUMBING and HEATING BEVERLY N I I Phone DU 7 0328 Phone DUd1ey 6 1062 Cornphrnents of BURLINGTON GENERAL SUPPLY GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 220 Hrgh Street BURLINGTON N I CAMERA SUPPLY KODAK DEALER 223 I-hgh Street BURLINGTON N I DAVE ANDERSON LUCAS MOTOR COMPANY Sales F O R D Servtce Two Locatlons Washmgton Avenue at Federal Street Route 130 and Keun Boulevard BURLINGTON NEW IERSEY WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS ' 4 I . . I. r , C. . I' arn David Paul 's I Sam ' Nancy L, 2 5 A - DAVID WEISS PAINTS cmd HARDWARE 9 b Q S 310 Warren Street BEVERLY NEW IERSEY HIGH RECORD SHOP PHONOGRAPI-IS and RECORDS IAII Speedsb SHEET MUSIC and ACCESSORIES 302 H1gh Street BURLINGTON N I Comphments of FASICK S IEWELERS DIAMONDS WATCHES IEWELRY Watch Repcurmg 241 H1gh Street BURLINGTON N I Phone DUdIey 6 3445 ARROW SHIRTS STETSON HATS Comphments of POLSKY S MEN S WEAR BURLINGTON N 1 BOTANY SUITS BOSTONIAN SHOES HAINES cmd HAINES Estcibllshed I873 REALTORS INSURANCE COUNSELORS 230 High Street BURLINGTON NEW IERSEY DUdIey 6 1636 I Snowden Hermes 42 Henry S Hcunes 25 Iohn R Hcunes 33 House Furnishin s cmd Plum in upplies Tel.: DUdIey 7-0159 I I . I I . ,,-, . , DUdley 7 0663 7 0664 BEVERLY MOTOR CO Desoro PLYMoUTH Warren and Laurel Streets BEVERLY NEW IERSEY Edmon W Thomors PHILIP CHAIKIN Estobhshed m 1916 as Sol C1'1o1k1r1 Comphments HARDWARE GIFTS PET SUPPLIES PAINT HOUSE FURNISHINGS S 226 228 H1gh Street BURLINGTON N I 41 E Broad Street Phone DUd1ey 6 0381 Wrlllom K e S Presldem WIIIIG VcCor ucx Vlce P e d Arm Love Secretory Treo urer Borbo fx K1p1e Po FICIG Koows Edwo d Ko G Mary Kay K ov Mo e 11 K d S ephen Kr J Arm Kuchfskx Barbara Lau ger Som el Le Io n 1. d D rothy L C11 '1 W111cx Lowg Euge e Lo mcz HOMEROOM 309 Pc ck Lo de W1111om McCu11ough Robe t MCG n1 y Ion I Morter 1 dltb Mortm K k Mot1'11 Edward MIKUISKI Pcxtrlclcl Mor no S C Representotlve MISS AMBRUSTER COMPLIMENTS THE WOMAN S CLUB OF BURLINGTON I I . . , . . of - - I 1 . . ' rsler, ' ' -rsient , - s r ' in tri w ri I A ' . u e r W 15141 h ee 5 r i e Ioseph Kowo1sk1 Robert Lelbowitz Robert Mczrini r Aer o eu Le. e r 1 ref eiweisr ' i m . u '. '. t e' Cbuk n r' ir 's 1 Phone: DUd1ey 6-0708 AYRES PONTIAC CADILLAC CO Route 130 and Iones Street BURLINGTON NEW IERSEY DUdley 6 0664 Comphments of DRUG CENTRE BURLINGTON COUNTYS LEADING S PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE 341 Hlgh Street 325 Hlgh Street BURLINGTON N I BURLINGTON N I HENRY LEVIN 29 COII'1pI11'I'le1'1IS of BENSEL S STORE ABBOTTS ICE CREAM 203 Mann Street RANCOCAS NEW IERSEY AMherst 7 1948 II Glass Pamt Hardware Housewares Comphments of Shades Archery Supphes Blmds BEVERLY HOME SUPPLY FT-ORE1-LE SHOP 317 19 Wuffen Sffee' FoR Hos1ERY LINGERIE BEVERLY N I sPoRTsWEAR We Install Lmoleum 15 E Broad Street BURLINGTON N I DU 7 0651 E Sherwood I FILM -:- CIGARETTES -:- SODAS -:- MINTERS CANDY GOOD TO BE SURE, BETTER TG BE INSURED, BEST TO BE INSURED WITH LOUIS I. STEPI-IAN AGENCY SPECIALIZING IN INSURANCE 334 Hlgh Street BURLINGTON NEW IERSEY Phone DUdley 6 0579 COMPLIMENTS IOHN GREENW OOD MERIT SERVICE STATIOIN Generc11Repc:11rs Accessones 5 6: LUIDTICCIIIOH BEVERLY N I West State Hxghwuy Route 130 BURLINGTON N I M gue Belfod I2 C119 Hoy o e '1 :nd Bay Allg cd ,dyAs Boy 11 U M on BV1 Blew p a e RCIIQT Bozc Abc 1 M ag A en Ma y E IZGD 1 A MISS LEARN Carol B1S'1Op Edward Ed Bo den Mu k Tonk Bo en Conme D g Dong B 11 Lor G1 e o E e yn G ge Blven lon e BI d A I OE Y , . , 1 , . . , . . 2 I zrrtrsr ':ri. i1 ,1o 'I Prudence 'AP 2 nee Bisbee Ie nn Akers ' ' r Paul ,anne . l :th r ' . w Anil n II Cdl Be.ve:1u.o Ezrmcn '11 . ' in - ' ' e GMI r 2: Made-lyn ' C' e' 11 . r :te 'Rem ' B yd Glenn 'Mervw k'. Wzllzarn XBXIIV Austin v I in r' ' .S 'px t'1n:s Cc1herine'El:sh Beane Mar n A 'cn le md! r E' eh ndrews Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1957 UNITED STATES PIPE 6. FCUNDRY CO BURLINGTON NEW IERSEY Georgre Wtng Nancy Stanton Sandy Tunanus loyce Tallman Nancy Stuart Dale Sunpson Nadrne W1ll1arns Mary Stafford Nancy Carol Taylor Doreen Schwed Alfreda Schweyer Clemy Vesakl Nancy Taubel Bette WlkOWSkl Mary Ann Yuenghng Scott Warren I Harold W1lmerton Allan Webb Henry Vonderkall Tommy S uart Tom Snyder Pete Smlth Ed Wolrck Iarnes West Lou Smrth Ioan Truchtnsla D1ane Stewart Made11ne Spreles MRS STINSON 3 0 4 DUdley 6 1550 PRES KOHLER BUICK nc Sales BUICK Servrce 581 Hlgh Street BURLINGTON N I DOMINICK DEVEIKIS CUSTOM TAILORING BURLINGTON N l DUdley 6 4727 , r. I l 139 East Broad Street CEN'I'INARO BROS. SELF-SERVICE MARIET Compliments of LUCILLE'S BEAUTY SALON 817 Moreland Avenue BURLINGTON N I Davld I-Iarralson Glenda Henson Elarne Kaupas Bob Hudson Carl Hutton Barrle Kee Otto Holmes Pat Iones Ioe Kmg hm Kelly Moe Iones Garry Iankowskr Hop Kemble Sherla Kennedy Georgette Hesley Ieanette Iacoby Norman Hlggms Mrke Iames Larry Kemmerer Dot Hoffman B111 Hughes Helen Harker Ilm Hoffman Ruth Ienlans Margery lobes AIVIH Iohnson Charles Hosler MR HOLLINGER ONLY THE FINEST COMES FROM P O P K I N S OUR VERY BEST WISI-IES G11 Town 81 Country Shoes 319 Hlgh Street 54 Mcnn Street BURLINGTON N I MT HOLLY N I DUdley o 0466 IF ITS INSURANCE OR REAL ESTATE SEE HUGH S MORRIS AGENCY Establlshed l9l3 442 Iilgh Street 9 BURLINGTON, NEW IERSEY CONGRATULATIONS SENIORSI Grace Orsrnr Martm Morrtz LoIIy McGrath Ralph Mathrs Iarnes PetruceII1 Pat Pettrt Nancy Rhawn Bob Rlchardson Pat Perkrns Ioe M1ceI1 Pat Malor Ed OkuIeW1cz 203 Connre Randall Stan Matusrak Betty Matthews Madelyn Panrco George Prlce Ioan Perkrns Bob Mead MISS SCO'l'I' Presrdent Vrce Presrdent Secretary and S C Semor Representatrve Carol McCorm1ck Bob Moore Ann Pauluccr Iohn Merrltt Iackre Lyon Ann Pennrse Iane O Shaughnessy Lors Parker Cornphrnents Cornphments IACK 6 IILL SHOP S Infants Toddlers to Teens Wear Pennsylvama Avenue 7 E Unlon Street BEVERLY N I BURLINGTON N I DU 7 0252 Comphments of SAMUEL E. LIPPINCOTT 6- SON A HARDWARE STORE SIINCE 1854 23 East Broad Street BURLINGTON, NEW IERSEY Mary McCormick ...,.......,....,.............. Treasurer A of of PAINTS HARDWARE GLASS DCJN AND BEA SILPATH'S IEWELERS REMIND YOU TO KEEP SMILING 305 High Sffee' BURLINGTON, N. 1. H MCCLOSKEY BUS SERVICE 208 Warren Street 24 Hour Servlce Buses for A11 Types of SGYVICG 38 Years Contmuous Servlce Am Condmoned Coaches Telephone DUd1ey 7 0150 GOLDY AND SON NEVILLE S 1.1.17 TRI AL SUPPLIES and FIXTURES T LEVISIOI 311 Hlgh Street BURLINGTON N I BURLINGTON N I DUQI , Q W5 ' MC C ' CHILDREFJ'S WEAR RADIOS cmd REFRIGERATORS h nel ' e' ff, Serving Burlington County for I0 Years BURLINGTON INSTITUTE OF MUSIC 225 Hlgh Street Burhngton N I 307 Br1dgeboro Street R1vers1de N I COMPLETE STOCK OE NEW AND USED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MUSIC LESSONS AND INSTRUMENTS RENTED ORCHESTRA TRAINING LESTER PIANOS THOMAS ORGANS Kenneth L Tlce Dlrector NEVILLE LUMBER 6: SUPPLY CO ONLY THE RICH CAN AF E ORD POOR QUALITY Route 130 and Hulme Street DU 6 2500 DU 7 0587 DU 6 1965 M PAUL AUSTIN CONSULTING ENGINEERS and LAND SURVEYORS Professlonal Bulldmg Rancoccxs Road and Elbow Lane BURLINGTON N I MODELS CRAFTS H O TRAINS TROPICAL FISH SPORTING GOODS B 6. B HOBBIES 304 Hlgh Street BURLINGTON N I ENGINEERING co., INC. COMPLIMEN TS OF A FRIEND Phone DU 6 9899 Comphments of GAUNTT S SERVICE STATION FR E ER FINE FURNITURE Orchard V1ew BURLINGTON N I 606 Mcun Street RIVERTON N I TOWING SERVICE TIRES TUBES BATTERIES RIvertor1 9 0242 STEELMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL fSmce 19247 COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING SECRETARIAI. STENOGRAPI-IIC TYPEWRITING BOOKKEEPING ACCOUNTING COMPTOMETER OFFICE PRACTICE CIVIL SERVICE OFFICE MACHINES 502 Lmden Street Phone WOodIoW1'1 4 3369 CAMDEN 2 N I Everybody Buys ot VVILLIAM MEASEY 6 SONS BERNIE S NIEN S SHOP FLORIST Your FOVOFIIS Store for NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS Flowers For AII Occos1ons OIIICICII D1str1butors Iones Avenue BURLHNIGTQN N I Uruforms Equlpment Llteroture 317 Hlgh Street DUdIey 6 OUo8 BURLINGTON N I I Dov cmd Evening Closses-Employment Service I I Best Wlshes to the CLASS OF 57 BURLINGTON MOTORS COMPANY 14.2 DUd1ey 6 1656 f SALES f S SERVICE U l U S M U B I I. E Y- ' -B ty G' ' MR STINSON IdyFI . v a Hr. ' '. J. ly. 'b BIQG A 1 1 .dFh 'eGdk nv '. ..IrHd.n L11 l I COMPLIMENTS COMMUNITY PAINT 6. WALLPAPER CO BURLINGTON MT HOLLY Compliments of BURLINGTON LODGE No 965 LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE BURLINGTON N I WILLIAM MEASEY Governor BENIAMIN GREEN Secretary Good Luck to the CLASS OF 57 I'Ol'I1 STUDENT COUNCIL Presldent ANNE RUSSELL Vlce Pfergldent EDWARD PQQTFI I 0 Secretary MARIORIE ICRES Treasurer PATRICIA IMHOFF Advlser MR FRANK UPDIKE Presldent Co . Hogan Vrce P.ee1de ' loyce Francs Secretar Marre Francesco Treasurer et racomczzr u ox Irrn Hedaok lohn H111 Sandy Hersler George Ford Freda Holland Ioyce Gober Mark a besor' LOUIS GIGWO Caro '1 Gr ereorr Alrce Hayes Carey G1bQTSCn o reew 2 0 Lo s Ham'lto'1 Alrce Gaulcer C .oly Guanver u Fre u rer Pat Hendrrcsson Veromea lo e Sa df Habrrgrert lsaralr Harrre Be ly Foulks Frao u so Bob G aul Lauretta Harrre Ella Gu eler Bessxe Harrrs Liorme Gi tens Alice Hatcher or . - - I I I Comphments of ALEXANDER and MAURICE DENBO Comphments of GLASSMAN S DEPT STORE 305 H1gh Street BURLINGTON N I DUdIey 6 II54 CUSTOM MADE RAILINGS CELLAR DOORS Mode and InstcrIIed STEP RAILINGS Esumotes Cheerfully Gwen Free of Cho g PIONEER RAILING Pennsyl amd Avenue and Laurel Street BEVERLY N I Drop us cz Co d or Phone DUdIey 7 0981 7 0868 Lou S Rcpczgno BEST WISHES FROM HOMEROOM 315 Do Do WUSZI8 Nornce Lorry LuLu o Denme L1bby one Tom Bob Bernnle ohn udy Tnsh MIIIIG udy Angle I1mmy Dmk L1ttIe B1t MRS GALMISH TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES PICK UP cmd DELIVERY SERVICE CARUSO BROTHERS SERVICE STATIONS SHELL STATION MOBILE STATION U S 130 and Salem Road U S 130 and Iackson Street BURLINGTON N I BURLINGTON N I Phone DUdIey 6 9805 Phone DUdIey 6 9860 LUBRICATION WASHING , . . Q I I Z k I 1, IO . ' ' r e I Vi FIRE ESCAPES-INSIDE RAILING A1 Q1iffY I V . I I COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND GROWERS ASSOCIATION INC BEVERLY N I HOIVIEROOM 306 F011-'c 'IDCI I1 B has F1 P we DU:11e 7 2 WW do S DEL VAL INDUSTRIES no fE 1 fplwvf f TS Aff S Warren 6. Laurel Streets BEVERLY N I GY' CI DE LUCA BAKERY -. L I 1 I . . Pteeideif--Dick Dxiliiizpi Secret':r'f-Tre'zS'4rer-RC5f- Girgfx' .V Vice-Prezxderitefttltrii D-e'..',:Qr1 St' ded CCLLUC117 Cr 7 Gdrtible Sizifey Dulzii JY rx: I rnrixell Ellen Sher ffcrtcr. Drikff Alice Hzrbegcrx IZZTQICQ Fr-ack Fzizld Dizvziz ICJ: Duncci Gloria Calling Lee Diiekffr Amit- vp: S311 Greeriwcczi Riffs' Cct-: '::,et Dgrtfzi Lmdi Grzithfzzrp 'lil Flfi, I rQ:iQ','i Curt.-'17 LLIIICIT C-3:r':f1i:r.r.1 fd: F1 31l.f':.':Q,1 Lic: '1 2Qfff1lf. Iff.Lfl.' Garner Charley Gr5'. ':': ear: Big: Henry Giga-7 fce Guiirgiz JTC: fiiidrzx DISYLCC hc. . 3' '-Q22 Stor.. I fzxd Screens AA. ,.., V. ,Y-.W- L . I I ' 2, . 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V :CII - I - - - I - We Specialize In TUNE UPS BRAKES WHEEL BALANCING LUBRICATING MINOR REPAIRS D E L A N C O ESSO SERVICENTER AL CAPRI Prop Compliments THE CUP Route 38 MT HOLLY N Burhngton and Cooper Streets DELANCO N I Everythmg for Your Car Needs Comphments from RHAWN 6 STRATTON INSURANCE AGENCY Your Sat1sfact1on Is Our Greatest Asset Phone I-IO l9778 BEVERLY N I HOMEROOM 316 Drck Clark Pres1clent Howard Adams V1ce Presrdent Sandra Ayrer Secretary Gerald Bryan Treasurer Dorothy Aucello Carole Austm Barbara Barr Mary Brshop E1leen Bloom Ioyce Brackm Mary Brant Loretta Broadbent Barbara Brown Elatne Brown Frances Brown Barbara Cameron Carol Caulheld Nancy Clarke Larry Bare1sz1s Iohn Barrett Dom1n1c Brancostno Gregory BIIZIOIIS Ronald Boehm Arthur Bond Alexander Boone Albert Broadbent Albert Brown Robert Brown Iohn Burk Rlchard Buzzelll Mlchael Carroll Rrchard Carter Charles Chr1sty Iames Bryant ol . . . I. MR. SCHMIDT Complxments ol P H I L L I P S CARD AND GIFT SHOP DOUGLAS SHOE REPAIR 315 I-hgh Street BURLINGTON N I FINE WORKMANSHIP 343 Hzgh Street BURLINGTON N I ANDERSON MOTORS BURLINGTON NEW IERSEY CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH IMPERIAL Servmg the Motorrng Publrc Smce 1921 Elmer B Anderson DUdley 6 0210 HOMEROOM 206 MISS BECKWORTH Catherme Canterbury Dolores Caruso Carol Cluemrego Pat Bublewrtz Roy Breth Marlo Carbom Al1ce Commons Na cv Carr Pat Brennan Carolyn Chambers Patrlc a Clrver ludy Bromm Ann Camac Ralph Clark Alan Conroy Ray Clark Doc Buser loe Centrfontr V1ola Campbell Ianet B evver Be Cardr Joe Conda Ga y B r A morxy Car 1V Ea Clemers ale Congratulatrons to THE CLASS OF 57 The Organrzed RADIO HAMS OFBSHS W Poole KZPPT I Scott KZPPV G Ford KNZQU B Nelson KZQPN D McCray KNZQWQ Complrments of C E N T U R Y WELDING SERVICE FRED PENNISE, Prop I , . . . , . . , xl - . . 1 ll , ll ll . . . 4 . , -' - , T A A . I I l . - , I Y' ' . n l.11f'ille Carnival- H . V ' i ' r ur . nl . n' Phone Day DUdley 6 0600 Compllrnents of DAN MCCOI LISTER General Manager THE ORCHID SHOP DUdley 6 0349 MCCOLLISTER S 233 Hlgh Street MOVING 6: STORAGE BURLINGTON N I Logan and M1tchell Avenue BURLINGTON N I Sally Ph1l1ps Pres1dent Bxll Pamter V1ce Pres1dent Dolly M1ller Pat Mlller Andy Moh Nancy Morgan lim Morrlssey 0 IVIISS MARREN Phyll s N1COlG1 Student Councll Represenlatrve Chet Moll s KZQPN Marlon Nlckerson Ioan Nugenl Deanne O Ne1l Charles Orsmr llm Mullen Clalre Myers Larry Myers Sandy Myers Sandy Perkms Secretary Barbara Pettlt Treasurer Sue Parent Nancy Parker lamce Parsons VIIQIHICI Parzyck L1ll1an Perkms THE FLOOR MART INC 300 Hlgh Street BURLINGTON NEW IERSEY PAINTS and FLOOR COVERINGS VENETIAN BLIINDS Wholesale and Retall Call DU 7 2100 IVIIRON S DRESS SHOP Compllmems Of 329 mgh Sim' BURLINGTON DINER BURLINGTON N I 16 Mum Street Hlghwcxy and Hlgh Streets MT HOLLY N I BURLINGTON N I I ..- I.. iA', ' ' f , I ' 1 ' a I , . 1 I I I I . ... . ,.. I-I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS MISS LEONARD Derene Iungblut Derene Clorence lones County Edlth Le1gl'1 Iohn Torn Lowden T R Ldulnger Marla Lusd Tolvcxnen Idncy Iomes lohnny leonne Kelly Anne Heckscher Pct Lentz Dot Hokornp I Lols Iolckson Edward Kane 207 Waller H Hufford Sylv1o Chrlstlne Horns Pot lmhofl Splke Bob lohnson Alberto Lllly 1 Pot Hughes hmrny Icrckson Scully Elcune Howe Morlcnne Keller Ermly Leeds Ins M Keller Spuddy Lerdner Rose Mclrle H1ll Rrchord G Horn Best Wlshes From STAR TRANSPORT COMPANY RIVERSIDE NEW IERSEY WILLIAM I-I BAIR HOborrt l 2700 EXport 3 5664 . i..B.H,, Ruthcrnn Kimble- Ruth Robert Lcmning 4 HOMEROOM 302 MRS TAYLOR Pres1dent V1ce Presrdent Councll Representatrve Ixrn Scott Walt Poole B111 Remhardt Pat Sherwood Wally Rohlhng Pee Wee Placente Ealth Popkm Paulette Schorr Shrrley Sanderson Iohn Ross Ed Prtko Iohn Saxton Harvey Prne Fran Purdy B111 Pullen Barbara Schnerder Lester Shrnn Glona Serlrrt Penny Rrchardson Rose Mane Seaman Chns Rued1ger Pat Sh1s1er George Seward Drck Schwalber Helen Reach Bob Poole Dave Rogers Lorra1ne Protheroe Grnny Scarzo Phone DUdley 6 1513 MINUTE STEAK COMPANY FROZEN STEAK and MEAT SPECIALTIES Mltchell Avenue BURLINGTON NEW IERSEY DUdley 6 0418 Cornplxrnents of ARTCO SUPPLY 6. SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO EQUIPMENT CO. OFFICE FURNITURE and EQUIPMENT 578 I-hgh Street BURLINGTON. N. I. Your Type-Wrlter Headquarters 326 Hlgh Street BURLINGTON, N. I I l I Secretary-Treasurer .,...,.,,........,...,... Louise Powell I . -. . I . . . 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Secretary I I I I 4 l 9 I I I I I DUd1ey 5-0457 ORCHARD VIEW FLORIST IACK SEVEN, Prop. Route 130 BURLINGTON. N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND B PO E No 996 ELKS BURLINGTON N COMPLIMENTS FABRIC CENTER COMPLIMENTS Dr cmd Mrs SIDNEY DENBO BERTS AUTO STORE 218 Hlgh St t BURLINGTON N I FIASS OP' 57 V GI RESTAURANT sa? mgh sa 1 BURLINGTON N I . . I. OF OF Best Wishes to the ' ree I ' ' I ' ' ree THE NEW LOOK IN BANKING CONVENIENCE K Burlmgton s New DTIVG In Bank BURLINGTON grgylg Hill T co P BURLINGTON. NEW JERSEY Federal Deposrt Insurance Corporatron and Federal Reserv ...Sb- I 1 ' I 'aw s K,-'sh J -N ' Y , X I A . r . 1 I in kw g, ' -- A , 'auf I, ' . . Q L 2 ' A .,,,,, ... . 1 . E NOTHER FINE EDITION BY THE CREATORS OF OUTSTANDING YEARBOOKS AND OF MASTERKRONIE FULL COLOR LITHOGRAPHY X -T-'T' ' ' a 40 'Tien ,dim in 'Wm Mr Wllllam G Grycky 1920 1957 We the members of the class of 5 would lxke to pay a speclal trlbute 1n our Helrloom to a very special frlend Mr W1ll1am L, brycky the flrst prlnclpal of the new Burllngton Junlor lilgh School Mr Grycky w1ll always have an lmportantplace 1n our Moments To Remember as we look back over our hlgh school days He was much more than a very fme band dxrector We have seen 1n hlm the klnd ofperson we would all lxke to be H1s example as a good c1t1zen and an out standlng member of the communlty w1ll serve to set hlgher standards for us as we go to make our place ln the world Yes we will always remember Mr G for hls LRACIOUS and polxte manner for hls ever GLOWING warm smile for hls GILNLROSIIY and wllllngness to g1VC of h1S valuable t1me for belng a GENUINE frlend for being proven a GENERAI by hls many act1v1t1es and for always bemg a GILNTLEMAN and scholar All these Shlnlng tralts add up to the GREATNESS ofa GRAND person and the GOODNESS of a man never to be forgotten by those of us who knew hlm So ID tribute to Mr G as we go Marchmg Along Together let us do our best to make hlm proud of us l u , . 8 ' ff ' , ' er , . 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