Burlington High School - Heirloom Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1958 volume:

. URUNGTo !ch school High School emor J erje — n FOREWORD Sunny skies--perilous storms; breath-taking sunsets-- foreboding clouds; warm balmy breezes--sharp howlingwinds; placid rippling waters—turbulent angry seas. These conditions did we encounter on our four-year cruise. Fortunately, when the going was rough, our faith was restored by the soft silver lining which followed every rainbow. Naturally we inexperienced sailors of 1954 have become first class seamen, ready for graduation. Exploring the realms of mathematics, foreign languages, science, English, and his- tory, we have gained wisdom and have learned to think inde- pendently. Since we have met all kinds of people on deck and have made lasting friends, certainly our personalities have been developed and our lives have been enriched. The officers of our ship, our loyal, friendly teachers, have played a note- worthy part in guiding us safely into harbor. It is with happi- ness mingled with sadness that we herewith record our ex- periences in our ship’s log, the Heirloom. This is a book designed for the future. It will grow in value with the years, for there will come a time when we will turn nostalgically the pages which remind us of happy days. This is a history of a part of your life-a joyful part, which the Heir- loom, in years to come, will help you to relive. If the Heirloom can help to soften the break of friendships, to keep alive the love which we have in our heart for our school and the many things it represents, to remember kindly our dedicated teachers and the beloved admiral of the fleet Mr. Dotti, to brighten the faded memories of joyous times, its purpose will have been fulfilled. Wr. W Wr,. JtarM St LtLS0ZK DEDICATION Although it as very unusual to have a husband-wife team on the faculty, it is even more unique to have a couple who are so highly regarded by the stu- dents. Their genuine heartfelt interest in young people has increased our sin- cere affection for them. Because of their enthusiastic leadership and untiring efforts, our junior play was a record success and our junior prom an unforgettable event. Pa- tiently guiding us in our everyday activities, they have given unselfishly of their time and energy and have thus been an example to us that hard work and determination pay off. Their cheerful encouragement and sympathetic under- standing of our many problems and needs have endeared them to us and have propelled us on to attain the highest ideals and goals in life. As we glide into port, thus ending our four-year cruise, we dedicate the Heirloom of 1958 to you, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stinson, two true friends whom we shall never forget. Arthur J. Cooper Secretary Dr. Joseph E. Fidanza President Frederick H„ Forman Vice-President Mrs. Cornelius D. Hogan Milton Rosenberg BOARD OF EDUCATION George R. Tyler ADMINISTRATION Superintendent Congratulations upon grad- uation from high school! Throughout the years of prep- aration you have given your best to your studies and your school activities. Look with confidence to the future. Our community, state, and nation needs men and women of vis- ion, dedication, courage, and ability. Many of you plan to con- tinue your education beyond high school. As you enter bus- iness, industry, or the profes- sions. may you chart another straight course for your next cruise in life. Good luck and may God bless you all! JOSEPH W. HOWE Superintendent of Schools Administrative Assistant The knowledge you have ac- quired during your years in school is a valuable asset. It is the profit on your invest- ment of time and energy. You can realize an even greater profit on your investment if you will prove that the knowledge is supported by intelligence, ambition, and initiative. It won’t do you, or anyone else, much good if you don’t put it to work. Our best wishes go with you as you go forth to prove you have something of value to offer. WALTER D. WITHKA Administrative Assistant It is with regret that I see the class of 1958 depart on their cruise through life. You have been well prepared to meet the storms you will encounter. Remember that initiative and the desire to achieve are two strong oars on the boat you row. Your teachers and parents have been lighthouses to guide you in the channels of youth. Now you will be on your own on the sea of life. Be strong, think before you act; then act in the light of what is right,and you will succeed. ROBERT F. DOTTI PRINCIPAL Here's a hearty bravo to all our coxswains,our loyal, friendly teachers. Throughout our voyage our ship would have foundered without their wise counsel, cheerful encouragement, and expert guidance. There- fore, with deepest appreciation to all our teachers, we accord them the highest honors - - - the 21- gun salute. Angelo Albano Our favorite backseat driver ... New gridiron strategist ... The life you save may be his I.. .Friend- ly. Herbert Althouse Hey, Coach! ... “Hit the track ... One of the boys ... The strong, silent type. Frances Ambruster Heads Business Department . . . F r iendly smile ... Speaks to everyone . . . “That'll do it! Evelyn Beckworth Math leader of 206 ... My dear Aunt Sally ... “Now, people. Ernest Brewer Canadian Sun- set ... Teaches shop ... “What do you think your're doing? ... Davey Crockett. John Bunnell Mr. Music ... “Give him a gig! ... A friendly smile ... The leader of our band. Bernard Bosovne Expert Latin teacher ... Veni, vidi, vici ... Very quiet ...Always smiling ... Help- ful. Carmel Colofranson Oh! Those eyes . . . Guidance counsellor ... Full of fun... Holds forth in the former board room.. V Carmela Coppola Imported from the junior high school ... What beautiful eyes! ... Who wouldn't like typing??? V 1 { Julia Dangler Holds the key to the treasury ... Refined and neat ... Well dressed ... Very under- standing. Velora Davis “Now when you apply to college — ... A walking encyclopedia of college require- ments ... Our helpful guide. Jessie Fine Safety first ... Sports enthusiast ... Loves to tra- vel ... Pleasant in class. very Ragnhild Hanquist Has that artistic touch . . . She knows her year- books ... Smartly dressed. Jane Harbison Friendly ... Fam- ily Living ... Sharp dresser ... “What are those heavenly smells? Julia Franklin Newcomer to B. S.H.S. . . . English teacher . . . Friendly. Rosadell Galmish English is her subject ... Sweet and gentle ... Considerate and fair. able coxswains. . George Herman Dignified profes- sor ... Patient ... Chemistry is his business ... Jokester ... A favorite among many. Charlotte Hurley “Chef Boy-Ar- Dee ... Import- ed ... Counts our calories. Mary Learn Practical, down- to-earth ...Sharp eyes ... Admiral of the EnglishDe- partment ... Has been wearing blue lately! Edith Leonard From the pages of Mademoiselle ... A hit with the stu- dents ... Spanish teacher ... “Co- mo esta usted? Douglas Mac Lachlan C oach Mac ... Friendly addition to B. S. H. S. ... Good sport. Ann McKenna Our B. S. H. S. lawyer ... J. B. T. and typing ... Almost consider- ed a student. Vyron Grace “Regardless, it is truly so “Wildwood's fav- orite milkman ... Ex-Navy man ... Tall and hand- some. Janet Kinsey “Well, do the best you can! ... Al- ways giving a pe- tit examen... Re- nowned skier in France. William Mahan Oh, what a quiet voice !!! Expert jokester . . . “Wonderful, but the sopranos. ... He really gets re- sults. 10 John Maher Major - .. Sharp bow ties and vests ... Liked by all .. . Great sense of humor . .. Good natured. Alice Maier Our efficient li- brarian ... Di- rects the Honor Society ... Nice Dresser ... “You now own this book.® Maria Marren F. B. L. A. lead- er ... Business is her field ... Pleasant person- ality ... Mer- chandising ex- pert. Frank Newman The keeper of the zoo ... What a biology room 1 ... Easy going ... Friend to all. Albert Scheyhing Very c onser- vative ... Another quiet fellow “Now, class ! ... Efficiency plus. Alton Schmidt Camera bug . . . Has charge of visual aids Shy?? ... Silent when angry? Catherine Scott Has a great love for poetry and drama ... Oh, that English liter- ature ... The quiet type. . . .guiding us Robert Shaw Has retu rned home ... Admires Ulysses S. Grant ... A sharp wit . . . Blackboard artist. Gladys Simms Another new teacher .. Quiet ... Pleasant man- ner ... Trains fu- ture w ives to cook and sew. Marion Snyder Keeps the girls in shape ... “Line up in squads now. ... Cheerleaders’ chaperon. Harold Stinson Mr. Snack Shack ... Senior class adviser ... Heads Math. Department .. . Obey or Pay ... What? Ruth Stinson The better half ... Interested in everyone . . . Pleasant smile ... Very under- standing. Paul Tapp New a d d i t i o n to the faculty ... “I can find some work for you to do. ...Knowshis science. Virginia Taylor Cheerful, friendly personality . . . What a smile! ... Popular among students ... En- thusiastic promo- ter of F, T. A. Frank Updike Student Council sponsor ... Ex- change Program is his baby . . . That collegiate look ... A friend to all. Lowry Welch Trying out for the Roc kettes??... “The things you must do to earn a living I ... Mr. Director. Ruth Williams What? Another check quiz? ... She knows her facts ... A friend- ly smile. Secretaries Geraldine Wilson One of our English teachers ... Mov- ed from the junior high ... A smile for all. Pauline Zaugra Takes care of the aches and pains ... Beware hook- ey players! ... Easy going way ... Always out of aspirin. SECRETARIES What ship could navigate without its secre- taries? As the SS Burlington draws into harbor, we hurriedly think over our thrilling four-year cruise, remembering what a vital part our pleasant, helpful secretaries played in making our ship sail smoothly. Sandra Gusrang Secretary to the Secretary of the Board of Educa- tion. Eleanor Lucas Secretary to the Principal. Kathryn Pinto Secretary to the Guidance Depart- ment. Alma Ritner Secretary to the Superintendent. Agnes Wright Clerk - Typist - Superintendent’s Office. 2 The Gingham Girls Happy Birthday “Hail to the Chief ____and____ sat on a wall. Bottoms Up Once upon a time ... Who's going to give me that ride? Future Principal Speak for yourself, John. Miss Press Photographer You What's Cooking? Campfire Boys Oh, what a gal! “Thought I'd come in and set with you a spell. A 13 THE STEERING WHEELS OF 1958 Developing the Heirloom was one of the more pleasant responsibilities of our senior class. The Heirloom staff began this important task by selecting a theme which in their opinion could best illustrate the story of our class. The faculty advisers, editors, committee chairmen, and committee members worked to- gether daily in their attempt to make nur year- book a great success. Patience and determina- tion were required to accomplish this goal. Our labors came to an end, and our finished project emerged - the 1958 Heirloom. (Left to Right) Standing - Mrs. Hanquist, Mrs. McKenna, Faculty Advisers. Seated - Nancy Carol Taylor, Editor-in-chief; Gerald Bryan, Assistant Edi- LITERARY AND ART STAFF (Left To Right) Top Row - Eileen Bloom, Mary Kay Krayer, Margery Jobes, Barbara Pettit, Norman Hig- gins, Edward Mikulski, Peter Smith, John Scully, John Barrett, Thomas Shannon, James Kelly, Maurice Jones, Richard Dallmann, Georgette Hesley, Carole Austin, Janet Marter, Gloria Hamm ell, Carol Caul- field, Robert Leibowitz. 2nd Row - Maryann Yueng- ling, Patricia Marino, Dorothy Hoffman, Carol Fa- gan, Sandra Timanus, Nancy Carol Taylor, Jerry Bryan, Joyce Tallman, Clementine Vesaki, Fernanda Rose, Margaret Rapagna. Bottom Row - Judith Mar- tin, Lillian Georgeanni, Doreen Schwed, Linda Mor- row, Dale Simpson, Anne Love, Elizabeth Onori, Nancy Stuart, Betty Wikowski, Dorothy Aucello, Lin- da Grantham, Nancy Taubel. 14 TYPING STAFF (Left To Right) Top Row - Scott Warren, Madeline Spieles, Ruth Jen- kins, Mary Stafford. 2nd Row-Dor - othy Hoffman, Margery Jobes, Elaine Kaupas, Ann Kuchfski, Al- freda Schweyer, Janet Duncan. Bot- tom Row - Dianna Farley, Mar- garet Rapagna, Gloria Hamm ell, Mary Brant, Nancy Taubel. COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN (Left to Right) Top Row - Betty Pfister, Carole Austin, Edward Mik- ulski, Howard Adams, Thomas Shan- non, Maurice Jones. 2nd Row-Mar- garet Rapagna, Mary Kay Krayer, Gerald Bryan, Nancy Carol Taylor, Joyce Tallman, Fernanda Rose, San- dra Timanus. Bottom Row -Helen Harker, Lillian Georgeanni, Doreen Schwed, Betty Wikowski, Nancy Stuart, Nancy Taubel. BUSINESS'AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF (Left to Right) Top Row - Stanley Painter, Oliver Holmes, Alvin John- son, Samuel Lee. 2nd Row - Eugene Lorincz, Judith Martin, Elaine Kaupas, Janet Duncan, JosephGuar- ino. Bottom Row - Betty Pfister, Helen Harker, Linda Morrow, Dor- othy Aucello. Our foreign exchange student this year was Anne-Guri Grotnaes of Norway. Her pleasant personality and cheerfulness have made her a memorable part of our senior year. Anne Guri was very active in school life and was well-liked by everyone. She followed the college preparatory course, particularly enjoying Spanish. She worked in the Snack Shack and had a very big part in the senior play. Anne-Guri’s visit to BSHS was made possible by the American Field Service, whose goal of world peace and understanding was furthered by her visit to the United States. Anne-Guri’s home is in Elverum, a small town in the southern part of Norway. Her Norwegian family consists of her parents, and a younger brother and sister. Her father is employed by the government. (During her stay here, Anne-Guri’s American parents were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Schorr of Burlington.) Enjoying all phases of school life and extra-curricular activities, she liked the study of languages and is able to speak five different tongues. Upon graduation from her high school, Anne-Guri plans to attend Oslo University and become a translator. Her visit to BSHS has made us realize that world friendship can be and must be at- tained. 16 HOWARD LEWIS ADAMS College Prep. Edgcwater Park “Howard” “You're tell in’me!”... Enjoys hunt- ing and swimming ... Good ice skater ... Some teachers!! ... Plans to enter college ... Nice to know ... Sports a fine Chevy. BARBARA JOAN BAIR General Edgewater Park “Barb” Very pretty ... Lives on an estate . .. Originally from Ewing... Friend- ly smile ... Plays a mean game of hockey ... “Hey, Sally, guess what? ... Future Secretary ... Drives her own '57 Plymouth. DOROTHY MARIE AUCELLO College Prep Burlington “Dotty Varsity cheerleader ... Ring on her finger ... “Where’s Sandy?” ... Pe- tite ... Nice clothes ... “Don’t be stupid!” ... Old MacDonald had a farm, E-I-E-I-0 ... “What, home- work again?” ... Bette’s friend. LARRY ROBERT BAREISZ1S General Burlington “Larry 5s2 Owns a white horse ... Likes to hunt, fish, and swim ... Member of Mr. Stinson’s “What’’club... Future Navy man ... “Who done it?” CAROLE ELEANORE AUSTIN College Prep Burlington “Carole” Studious ... Pleasant smile “Holy creeps!” ... Plays the piano. .. Loves school!!! ... Likes to dance and swim ... Future in science ... “Julie, behave!” JOHN BRADFORD BARRETT College Prep. Burlington “Jack “Come to me leetle peegeon” ... Likes sports and dancing ... Drives a ’52 Merc ... Mr. President ... Football Man ... Romeo? ... Nice looking ... Senator Barrett. SONDRA CECILE AYRER General Springside “Sandy” Sharp dresser ... Drives a Pontiac ... Neat hairstyles ... Likes to dance and swim ... “Oh, Barbara!” ... A real nice girl ... Blonde ... “Ya know what I mean?” DOMINIC CHAR1.ES BIANCOSINO Clerical Burlington “Count” “Oh, that English class” ... Plans to become an office worker... Quiet at times ... Coal black hair... How do you spell that’name? i CAROL LYNN BISHOP Clerical Burlington Carol That's really a riot!” .. .Chatter box ... Letter writer ... Quiet? .. . Is she really a bookworm? ... Plays the piano. ARTHUR W. BOND College Prep Beverly Art What’s the word, Thunderbird? .. . Works on hot rods ... Import from Irvington ... Fine dresser ... What a record collection!... Likes swim- ming and water skiing ... Future U.S.A.F. pilot. GREGORY BLIZIOTIS College Prep Burlington “Gregory Watch him run that tract ... Greek import ... Likes pool ... Interna- tional mediator ... Don’t take any wooden nickels now! ” ... Those Turks always cause trouble. MERVIN GLENN BOYKIN General Burlington Bird Where you at?” ... Likes sports and jazz music ... Plays the drums ... Midwest bound ... A real nut... They call you Bird?” M. EILEEN BLOOM Clerical Burlington “Beany Loves to dance ... Forever talking ... Isn't that fascinating?” .. . Counts sheep ... Future Nurse... Very witty ... Nice clothes ... An- other McCrory’s girl. RONALD EDWARD BOEHM College Prep Beverly “Ronnie” They don’t call me dead eye for nothing” ... Likes to hunt and fish . .. Future forester ... Debater... Scientific ... Raises tropical fish .. . Mr. Newman’s man. EVELYN JOYCE BRACKIN General Burlington “Joyce Our import from the deep South ... Pretty blonde hair ... Collects rec- ords ... Neat ’n petite ... “Where’s Gail?” ... “Oh, good I” ... “I can drivel” ... Listen to that accent! ALBERT WARNER BROADBENT College Prep Burlington “Gay Blade” “Old Lu knew”... Likes to water ski ... Member of Mr.Stinson’s “What” Club ... Plays a hot trumpet ... Plans to go to college ... Knows his Business Law. MARY LOUISE BRANT Commercial Burlington “Mary “My hair is not red!!” ... Petite ... Shy? ... “You can believe it ... Loves sports ... Future secretary. .. “I can’t translate my own short- hand!”. LORETTA ANN BROADBENT Clerical Burlington “Retta' Bookworm? Don't be silly ... Likes to bowl ... Athletic ... “Go little sports car!” ... Another one of Miss Snyder's girls ... Blows a mean whistle ... “I hate everybody!”. ALBERT REEVES BROWN, JR. General Burlington “Al” “Cool it man! ... Likes to hunt ... Blonde hair ... Future Navy man .. . Spends summer at Lakehurst ... Interest in Gorman’s ... Nice per- sonality. Not( graduated BARBARA JOAN BROWN General Burlington “Barb” Shy ... Pretty eyes ... “Have you seen Fran?” ... Hospital worker .. Plays the clarinet and piano ... Future nurse ... Nice to know... McCrory’s floorgirl. ELAINE FRANCIENE BROWN General Burlington Laine ” “Oh, those tests on Monday morn- ings . .. Loves poetry ... Sports enthusiast ... Nice to know... You can’t make it, fake it; you can’t get it, quit it.” ... Friendly ... Future gym teacher. JOHN PAUL BURK General Willingboro “John” Interested in cars, sports, stamps, rare coins, and Indian relics?? ... Has terrific gas bills ... So tall ... Quiet ... Strums a hot guitar ... Hot rod! FRANCES DAWN BROWN Commercial Beverly “Fran” What am I going to do? ”... Active band member ... Baby sitting is her business ... 210 ... Scrapbook keeper ... Future secretary ... Plays clarinet and piano. RICHARD BUZZELLI General Beverly Rich” Dislikes Sunday drivers (especially women) ... Interested in sports ... Back off me, son” ... Plans to join the Army ... A good one to have on your side. ROBERT GORDON BROWN General Burlington Bob” Mom’s ... Likes to hunt ...Can’t believe he doesn't like girls ... Plans to become a state trooper ... Nice looking ... Blonde hair ... Tall ... Works at Gregory’s. BARBARA ANN CAMERON Clerical Burlington Barbara” “What did you say?” ... Enjoys cooking, reading, and baseball ... Quiet and reserved ... Future tele- phone operator or secretary ... 210. GERALD ANDREW BRYAN College Prep Beverly Jerry’ “Mister Student Council” ... De- pendable ... One of the best ... Gentleman in disguise ... Future lawyer ... Sharp dresser ... Ap- preciates Miss Beckworth’s “lower Siberia ... Anybody see Smith?” ... Card shark. RICHARD G. CARTER College Prep Beverly “Rich” Love that 1930 Model A ... Tall, dark, and handsome ... Studious! ... Bill’s buddy ... Quiet? ... In- terested in engineering ... Very reserved. CAROL ANN CAULFIELD Clerical Burlington “Carole” Has an interest in the Italian Social Club ... Miss Snyder's first period gym class, Ughl ... Plays accordian ... 210 ... Future model ... Likes to dance and loves movies. CHARLES RICHARD COX General Springside “Gunner” Nice to know ... Interested in bas- ketball ... Easy to get along with .. . Drives a red and white Oldsmobile ... Future salesman ... “Hey Chall . CHARLES PAUL CHRISTY General Burlington “Charlie” “Freckles, anyone?” ... Collects Rock and Roll ... “I hope Eddie comes backl” ... Undecided future. .. Hails from 210 ... Gets around well. FREDLYN DONNA CURTIER Clerical Burlington “Freddy” “And I want to thank you” ... Likes to bowl and drive a car ... Plans to be an airline stewardess... Loretta’s buddy ... Good athlete... Miss Snyder’s left hand gal. NANCY ANNE CLARKE Clerical Burlington “Nancy” Active fan club member ... You'd be surprised!” ... Always laughing ... Forever talking... “Judy, where are we eating today? ”... Blonde hair ... Future actress. RICHARD JOSEPH DALLMANN General Burlington “Dick “That's the way the mop flops” ... B.S.H.S. third baseman ...Sharp dresser ... Great tease... Brilliant red hair! ... Loads of fun ... Future Bell Telephone worker. RICHARD EARL CLARK, JR. General Burlington “Richie Sports minded .. . Comical ... “Oh, yeah! ... Plays a guitar and sings hillbilly music ... Great flirt ... Talkative ... “Elvis” ... What a wit! ... Hails from 210 ... Sold how many play tickets? JAMES LEE DANEKER College Prep Burlington “Lee” So quiet? ... Intelligent ... One of the managers of the football team . .. Oh! that smile ... Doesn't he like girls at all? ... Collects models... Fi retruck chaser ... Future doctor. ANITA LOUISE DAVIS Clerical Burlington “Anita” “What’s the word?” ... “Is it tea or thunder bird? ... Another quiet one ... Collects records ... Plans to be a stenographer ... Sarah’s friend. JANET DOLORES DUNCAN Commercial Burlington “Slime High stepping majorette ... Seaside traveler ... Plans to be a secretary ... One of the girls ... “How's that grab you?” ... Freckles ...Likes to dance. RONALD A. DAVIS College Prep Burlington “Ron” Nice smile ... Oh, that crewcut ... “Hey stupid” ... Loves cold class- rooms on winter days! ... Plays a hot piano ... Ardent sports follower ... Future medicine mixer (Phar- macist). JOAN DOLORES DUNCAN Clerical Burlington “Joan” “Where’s Joan Nugent? ... Skater and horseback rider ... “First pe- riod's too early for gym.” ... Future office worker ... Long hair, too ... Very talkative. SANDRA JEAN D’ERRICO College Prep Stevens Station “Sandy” “I’ll never tell!” ... Trumpet play- er?!! ... Green Fords ... Plans to attend business school ... Math whiz ... One of the group. STANLEY GEORGE DUBAS General Burlington “Stan ” That’s our boy ... Collegiate dress- er ... Real cool ... Quiet? At times ... “Hey, what time is it?” ... He owns his own car, tool! ... One half of a frequent pair. LEONA DOROTHEA DUNCAN Clerical Burlington “Lee” “Where there’s a will, there’s a way’ ... Likes to dance ... “Stop pulling my pony tail” ... Plays a guitar ... Long brown hair ... A future secretary. DIANNA FRANCESS FARLEY Commercial Beverly “Dee” Originally from Delhaas ... Blond hair ... “Oh my gosh I ... Bashful or just naturally quiet? ... Horse- back rider ... Future medical sec- retary. CAROL MAE FAGAN College Prep Burlington “Fagan” “Don't call me Fagan” ... Every- body’s friend ... Sharp dresser ... Likes to dance ... Oh, those sum- mers at camp ... Arrowhead chief ... Future Joe College ... Ready and raring to go! WALTER JOHN FIJALKOWSKI General Burlington “Walt” Is he really that quiet and shy? ... “Hurry, who me?” ... Hot basket- ball player ... He drives!? ... Seen but not heard ... Watch out for the Chevy!. JANICE RUTH FRECK General Burlington “Jan” Outstanding athlete ... Miss Sny- der’s right hand girl ... Quiet ... Friendly ... Has a nice smile ... Enjoys all sports. BARBARA JANE GAMBLE College Prep Beverly “Barbara” Oh, that summer in Germany! ... “Good grief!!’ ... Likes to read ... Intelligent ... Dependable... Quiet? ... Knows her English ... Future language teacher. Now hear this! DORIS MARIE GARDNER Clerical Burlington “Doris Quiet ... 302 ... “Hey, Pat! ... “That’s the way the mop flops.” ... Helpful ... Nice to know ...Short and sweet ... Friendly to all. LINDA LEE GRANTHAM College Prep Beverly “Linda” Loves sports ... Short and sweet .. . “What, me worry? ” ... Oh that Mr. Bunnell! ... Future’s in Journalism ... Where’s Drexel, Linda? ... “It’s things like this that make Commu- nists out of people 1” LILLIAN KATHERINE GEORGEANN I Jgj College Prep Burlington “Lill ” “You know it!” ... Violin player ... Future's at State Teachers College, Trenton ... Quiet ... Real long blonde hair ... Pretty green eyes . .. Nice to know. ANNA MAE GREEN General Burlington “Anna Mae “Oh, my goodness gracious! ... Tiny but mighty ... Boy! does she love to dance!! . .. Always laughing ... A great flirt ... Everybody’s friend. CAREY RICHARD GIBERSON General Burlington “Carey “What did I do now? ... Friendly to all ... Quiet?? When? ... Pushes a movie machine around the halls . .. Small and mighty. CECILIA MARY GMYTRUK General Burlington “Cecilia Likes to swim and water ski ... Quiet ... “Rebel” ... You all would- n’t know she’s from the South ... Nice smile ... Future nurse. GAIL ANN GREENWOOD Clerical Burlington “Gail “Oh, well!” ... Riverside, here I come ... Drives her own gray bee- tle ... “Where’s Dale?” ... Loves to dance____Talkative ... Future sec- retary. CHARLES BURLEY GROVj TT General Burlington “Chick Future nursery tender ... Hates English ... “Come on, let’s go!” ... Loves building boats and fixing cars ... Handsome and tall. JOSEPH CHARLES GUARINO Clerical Beverly “Spitz” What a chatterbox ... Woman hater? ... “Where’s Ott?” ... “You kiddin’ me?” ... Devilish ... Drives a ’57 Ford ... Love that second period gym class! ... Friend of Mrs. Har- bison. GEORGETTE ALICE HESLEY General Burlington “Georgette ” “Oh, for the love of North Carolina” ... Loves to read and swim ... Par- tial to Chevy convertibles ... Busi- ness school bound ... Loves sports ... Friendly ... Apple peels at lunch time. GLORIA JEAN HAMMELL Commercial Stevens Station “Gloria Mutual interest in 302 ... Short, sweet, 'n neat ... Has an extensive wardrobe ... Friendly and nice ... “Man, oh man!” ... Poison ivy hater. NORMAN EDWARD HIGGINS College Prep Springside “Buck” “Hi Babe” ... Likes to dance ... Has a special interest in girls ... “It’s too cold in the winter for gym outside.” ... Plays a mean set of drums ... Future electronics tech- nician. HELEN DORA HARKER Clerical Edgewater Park “Helen” Dependable ... Personality plus ... Friend of everyone ... Nice dresser ... “Yeh, you’re right” ... A li- censed beautician ... Always smil- ing ... Class V. P. DOROTHY ANN HOFFMAN Clerical Burlington “Dotty Our head majorette ... Drives her own ’48 Plymouth ... “I don’t even care!” ... Keen interest in a bull- dozer? ... Future secretary. DAVID WALTER HARRALSON College Prep Burlington “Liberace” Plays a mean French horn ... Ex- plosions and test tubes ... “Fun for the feebleminded’ ... Roscoe- “Oh, pa-pa-pardon m-m-me” ... Unpre- dictable ... Uses tremendous words. JAMES W. HOFFMAN General Burlington “Jim” One of the quieter ones at B.S.H.S. ... Real red hair ... Friendly to all ... Oh! those freckles ... Seen around the Acme. OLIVER RAYMOND HOLMES General Beverly Ott” Til say ... Oh, those eyes... Dancing feet ... Future mechanic .. Daniel Boone II ... Drives a Burgandy car ... Loves home- work? ... Yo, Spitz ... Many admirers. CARL EUGENE HUTTON College Prep Burlington “Carl Loves model planes ... It really is!” ... A real credit to the Blue Devils ... Hails from 304 ... Last of the Hutton’s. FERN CHRISTI HOWELL General Burlington Fern” Likes to read ... Real talker ... Hates to send her brother on er- rands ... Plans to go to nursing school and then join W.A.F ... Friendly. JEANETTE ANN JACOBY Clerical Burlington Jeanette” Loves to dance ... “Where’s Gail? ... Let’s go to Riverside.’ ... Nice clothes ... Plays piano ... Faithful dance supporter ... Future secretary. ROBERT FRANKLIN HUDSON General Burlington Bob” Loves to hunt and trap ... Quiet? Shy? Look again!! ... Wavy hair ... Friendly ... Future carpenter ___Drives a rusty bomb. WILLIAM ANTHONY HUGHES General Burlington “Bullets” Likes sports ... Will you leave me alone for a minute? ”... Has nothing to do on Saturday nights ... Supports the dances ... Always ready for a laugh. MICHAEL E. JAMES Clerical Burlington “Mike” Plans to join the service ... Collects records ... Soft spoken ... New York bound ... Sharp dresser ... Drives a '56 Buick _______ Romeo? ... “Why do you want to say that? . RUTH MARALYN JENKINS Commercial Burlington “Ruthie” Has pretty long hair ... Nice per- sonality ... One of McCrory’s girls ... Racein’s friends ... “Oh, keep quiet, Lee!” ... Pleasant smile. GARY WILLIAM JANKOWSKI General Burlington “Gary” Full back-halfback of the big “11” ___Handsome ... Good dancer... Plays the “Squeeze box” ... Future Phys. Ed. instructor ... Terrific build. MARGERY ADAMS JOBES Commercial Beverly “Margie” Plays the piano ... Likes to dance ... Friendly ... Real long blonde hair ... “I didn’t get my license yet.” ... Captain of the Color Guards ... Future secretary ... Associated with Burlington Press. ALVIN DONNEL JOHNSON College Prep. Burlington “Skeeter Jeeter ” Progressive jazz lover ... “What chu gon do or what? ... One of the team ... Model railroad fan ... Al- ways ready for fun. MAURICE J. JONES College Prep. Edgewater Park “Moe” “Where’s Ztiwobiel?” ...Loves sports ... Troubles with his first name ... Future chemical engineer ... Philatelist ... Likes to read ... “Hey, Moe, what’s your idear?”. Served-up from the galley. ELAINE CAROLINE KAUPAS Clerical Springside Kalpie” “Crazy, man, crazy?’ ... Flirt ... “I'll never tell” ... Judy’s friend ... Keeps you laughing ... Talkative ... Blonde hair? ... She got her license? PATRICIA MAE JONES Clerical Burlington “Pat” Very quiet ... Nice to know... Fort Dix hostess ... Doris’s friend ... Hard worker ... Dependable. ADELLA THERESA KELLEY Clerical Burlington “Della” What size shoes please?” ... Where’s Mary Ann?” ... Real nice ... “What, gym again?” ... Flir- tatious smile ... Pretty blue eyes. JAMES JOSEPH KELLY General Edgewater Park “Jim” What did you say? ”... Red Chevy convertible ... “Oh, this school!” ... Good dancer ... Baseball fan ... Business school future ... Real nice guy. EMERALD KEMBLE Clerical Burlington “Hop” Nasty Break’’ ... Likes to dance ... play enthusiast ... Always express- es his opinion ... Keeps Tommy in line ... A real worker. LARRY MILES KEMMERER General Beverly Larry” Cars, cars, cars ... Anchors aweigh ... Talks up a storm ... Very helpful ... Originally another mud duck ... That blue Mercury ... Nice to know. MARGUERITE D. K A EL IN Clerical Beverly “Margie” Hails from Camden Catholic ... Flirt ... Interested in Annapolis (What girl isn’t?) ... Pretty long hair ... Friendly all the time. BARRIE L. KEE General Burlington Barrie” Caruso aid ... That don’t cut no ice” ... “Hey, Paul!” ... Navy bound ... Cool trumpet player ... Always messin' around. SHEILA MAE KENNEDY College Prep. Burlington “Sheila” Future nurse ... Nice personality ... “Dear heart” ... Scottish an- cestors ... Plays a clarinet ... Very faithful band member. MARY KAY KRAYER College Prep. Burlington “Mary Kay “Oh, for cryin' out loud” ... School starts way too early ... Future legal secretary ... “Where’s Twin- hearth?” ... Smart girl ... Great friend ... Pretty blue eyes ... Chorus president ... Well-liked! General JOEL L. KING Burlington “Joel” Good boxer ... Ping-pong champ ... At the Community House six nights a week ... Reddish crew cut ... Always arguing___Jim’s buddy ... Real likeable guy ... Future service man. MARETA LOUISE KREIDENWEISS Commercial Springside “Mareta” Quiet, but not silent ... Hot rod ... Oh, those tonsils ... Collects re- cords ... Future secretary ... “How you spell that name?” Not graduated PATRICIA ANN KOONS College Prep. Burlington “Pat” Nice smile ... “Oh Mush” ... Future X-Ray technologist ... Very quiet and pretty ... Loyal to the band ... Likes swimming and ping-pong. WILLIAM JAMES KRESSLER General Burlington “Hotch” Two cars? ... “There you go” ... Athletic ... Dancing feet ... “What, homework again?” ... A week-end soldier ... Homeroom 304 ... Can he drive? ... Dick’s pal ... Undecided future. EDWARD BENJAMIN KOWALSKI General Burlington “Ed” “Anybody see Leeds or Leibowitz?” ... Frogman? ... Hunts and fishes ... Always reading about future .. “Rusty” in our Senior Play ... Future draftsman. STEPHEN JOHN KREVCHUCK College Prep. Burlington “Steve” Plays an accordian ... Loves the outdoors ... “Nasty Blast” ... Fun to know ... “Krushchev” to Miss Scott .... Robin Hood deer- slayer ... Keen sense of humor. ANN SHIRLEY KUCHFSKI Commercial Burlington “Ann” “If there's anything I like more than jokes, its more jokes!” ... A really nice girl ... Talkative ... Keeps you laughing .. .• “Oh, those transcripts!” DOROTHY CAROL LEUALLEN Clerical Beverly “Dotty Talkative ... ‘Hey Charlie, where's Eddie? ” ... Collects pictures ... Loyal fan of the Beverly dance ... “Oh, that gym class ... Faithful Beverlyite. SAMUEL LEE JR. College Prep. Burlington “Sam” “Daddy kool” ... Dig those jazzy clothes ... “Hey, Joe college” ... Walks all the way from 7th Street... Always complaining ... Ivy League all the way. WILLIAM ROY LONG General Burlington “Blink” “What’s happening, Momsy?” ... The Koolest ... Outdoor man ... Girls and gunning don't mix ... Mr. Stinson's “what” ... Future Ma- rine ... Real tall ... What riot! JOHN CAMBURN LEEDS JR. College Prep. Burlington “Leedsie” Neat ... Quiet ... Plans to be an aeronautical engineer ... Artist ... Plays tennis ... Drives a black Phantom ... “Where’s Leibowitz or somebody? ROBERT E. LEIBOWITZ College Prep. Burlington “Bob” “Mens sana in corpora sano” (A sound mind in a sound body) ... Plays tennis and bowls ... Amateur magician ... Future medicine man (doctor) ... Tom and Eddie's buddy ... Flyboy. EUGENE MARK LORINCZ General Burlington “Ditty “Hey,.my man!” ... Cool Ford ... J. Chein’s valuable player ... One period a day in the new school ... Great yearbook seller ... Future electronic technician. WILLIAM J. McCORMICK College Prep. Burlington “Bill Intelligent ... Future engineer ... Hates English ... “I’ve been sick” ... Quiet ... Enjoys archery and model building ... Math wizzard. ANNE McNEIL McLEAN LOVE College Prep. Burlington “Anne “Don’t worry, everything will be all right ... Nice to know ... Neat dresser ... Wow, red hair too! ... Peppy cheerleader ... Bom in Scot- land ... Pat's pal. ROBERT GEORGE McGINLEY General Burlington “Butch “Slick” ... “I just can’t understand why I’m always pooped.” ... Tall and good-looking ... Sports minded ... “Cool the pill ... Makes friends easily ... Likes to dance. Thar she blows! PATRICIA ROSE MARINO Clerical Burlington “Pat “Chief” ... Likes to read ... Oh, that driving! ... “Hey, Anne” ... Nice looking ... Likes to watch basketball ... Sense of humor ... Artistic ... Sport. JANET EMMA MARTER Commercial Beverly “Janet” “The nerve of some people! ” ... A friend to everyone ... Peanuts... Always talking ... Can she draw! ... Has-two horses! JUDITH ANN MARTIN Clerical Edgewater Park “Judy “Oh to be in Carolina ... Where did she get that blonde hair? ... Green and white Buick ... Always waitin’ for a letter ... Elaine's buddy ... Likes the Marine Corps. WILLIS WALTON MOORE III College Prep. Beverly Bill” Likes to hunt ... Future electronics engineer or physicist ... Hates homework during hunting season... Intelligent ... Incessant talker ... Readily look at the ice on them decoys.” FREDRICK B. MATTHEWS College Prep. Burlington “Fred” Our import from Haagan High in N.Y.C. ... “What’s the word? Thunderbird!” ... Likes girls ... School? ... Plays hot drums ... Would like to be first to go to the moon ... Future jet pilot. Not graduated LINDA SUE MORROW College Prep. Burlington ‘Linda” “Oh my goodness ... Very nice to know ... Has many friends... Great personality ... Natural curly hair ... Helps keep McCrory’s running ... Banker of 310 ... Pretty eyes. EDWARD ROBERT MIKULSKI College Prep. Burlington “Edjul” “I hear ya!” ... Future Engineer... “Ouch! My aching bones”______Hates homework ... Sharp dresser ... What! He plays football, too! ... Friendly and full of fun. JUDITH ELIZABETH MOTLAS Clerical Burlington “Judy Sharp dresser ... What a ponytail! ... Artist ... Pleasant personality ... Nancy’s best friend ... A con- stant talker ... Speaks her mind ... Always shopping. RACEIN MOORE General Burlington “Tillie Angel of 310? ... Likes to have fun ... A regular nut ... “Hey, Barb, let me tell you something. ... Keeps everyone laughing ... Not too noisy! ... “Send for me . BARBARA JEAN O’NEILL General Burlington “Barbara Jean “That’s the law of the jungle, the way the cookie crumbles _______ A special interest in the Air Force ... Clothes, clothes, and more clothes! ... Quiet? Never!! Keeps 310 forever in an uproar ... “Hey, Racein!” ELIZABETH FRANCES ONORI Clerical Burlington “B’nori” “I don’t even care!” ... Likes to dance, skate, and bowl ... Miss Snyder’s pal? ... Hails from 310 ... I like school !! ... Plans to be a clerk-typist. PHILLIP WARREN PARRISH General Burlington “Phil” “That's the way the cookie crum- bles. ... Likes progressive jazz ... Captain of the football team ... Loves sports ... Plays a piano ... Mickey’s pal. ROBERT BRUCE PARKER General Burlington “Snorkey” Has blonde hair ... Quiet? ... Used to be short ... “That’ll be the day” ... Plans to join the Navy ... Sports minded ... Always arguing. WILLIAM H. PETTIT General Burlington “Bill” “Hey Kat ... Our Red Grange ... Sports journalist ... Nice to know ... Blue Chevy ... Blonde hair .. .Dependable ... At every game ... Friendly smile. MYRTLE MARY PAINTER General Beverly “Myrt ” “Oh, yea?” ... Just can't catch up on her sleep ... “No, I’m not Sandy’s twin” ... Likes to roller skate ... 310 ... Oh, that red hair! BARBARA JEAN PETTIT General Burlington “Barb” Drives a '56 Buick ... “Oh, those oral reports! ... Sharp dresser ... Enjoys making her own clothes ... Plays the piano ... Very nice to know ... Quiet? ... Future fashion model ... Very pretty. CHARLES ARNOLD PERKINS College Prep. Burlington “Chollie” “O.K. gang, lets go, hustle! ... Loves football and sports in general ... Loads of fun ... Good man to have on your side ... Center on the big “11 ” ... College bound. STANLEY EUGENE PAINTER General Burlington “Stan” Real sports enthusiast ... Drives a station wagon for Bookbinder’s ... Pleasant smile ... Lots of fun ... Fragile ... “Get going you guys.” BETTY JANE PFISTER Commercial Beverly “Betty “You know!” ... Pleasant ... Likes T.V. ... Shy?!! ... Ann's friend ... Plays the guitar ... 310 ... Hates spelling ... Future secretary. SARAH LOUISE PHILLIPS General Beverly “Sally “Can’t wait ’till tonight! ... Col- lects records ... Full of fun ... Nice to know... Doesn't like gym ... Neat and sweet ... Partial to ’53 Fords ... Beverly dance supporter. MARGARET ANNE RAPAGNA Commercial Beverly “Marge Dependable ... Likes the opposite sex ... A friendly “hi” to everyone ... One of the big four ... Loves to dance ... Varsity Cheerleader ... Can she drive? ... Future air- line hostess. JOHN J. PINTO General Orchard View “Johnny” Plays piano ... Electronics future ... Drives a Model “A Ford ... Devilish ... “Great coga moga ... Handsome ... Cars are his hobby ... Mr. Schmidt's friend ... 3:15 club. CHESTER ANTHONY PODOLAK General Burlington “Chet” Hates homework ... Quiet?? ... Cars, cars,and more cars ... Tall ... Hails from 310 ... Loads of fun ... Seen but never heard ... Mechanically minded. MICHAEL ANTHONY PODROZA General Orchard View “Mickey” “What's the word, Boosh? ”... Loves sports ... Keeps 310 jumping ... Mr. Brewer’s compositions?? ... Nice personality ... Member of Mr. Schmidt’s 3:15 club___Loads of fun. JOSEPH JAY REEVES General Burlington “Joe “What ja’ say?” ... Cars are his hobby ... Likes the opposite sex ... Quiet ... Doesn’t like hard work ... Future office worker. WILLIAM EUGENE ROGERS General Burlington “Bill” Very quiet ... Plays a hot clarinet ... Doesn't make his presence known ... Ardent member of the band. GORDON ANTHONY RUDOLPH General Burlington “Pickle” Oh! That crazy car!! ... Hails from 316 ... Quiet ... Eugene's friend ... Bell bottom trousers, now. CHARLES LAWRENCE REMMINGTON College Prep. Burlington “Buddy Real tall ... Real weight lifter ... Naps in English class ... Silent Charles ... Track and basketball fan ... Future in Public Service. FERNANDA RUTH ROSE College Prep. Burlington “Nan Chatterbox ... Varsity cheerleader ... “I’m starved!” ... Collects rec- ords ... Great sense of humor ... What about Mt. Holly? ... “Huh? ... Plans to go to Jr. College ... Everyone’s friend. PETER STANLEY SALAGA Clerical Burlington Pete Future Navy man ... Likes to hunt ... Is he really that shy?... Silver's man ... “Hey Unc, Can I have your car tonight?” ... Friendly disposi- tion. Scuttle-butt. WILLIAM ROBERT SCHROEDER College Prep. Burlington “Bill” Nice smile ... Interested in sports ... Quiet? 11 ... Ray’s buddy ... Keeps Niagara running ... 316 ... Future fireman ... Easy going. THOMAS E. SHANNON College Prep. Burlington •‘Tom” “For cryin out loud” ... Likes to bowl ... Expert piano player ... Dislikes Mr. Tapp's janitorial corps ... Quiet? ... Really nice to know ... “Stan Rockwell” ... Plans to enter law. DOREEN ANNETTE College Prep. “Doreen” “I don’t think I care” ... Loves de- tention hall ... Art scholarship ... Sharp clothes ... Loves dancing and ice skating ... “Why can't we chew gum in school?” ... Hot rod. SARAH ALICE SHIPMAN General Burlington “Sarah” Real quiet? ... Meadowbrook bound ... Interested in Newark_________ Where’s Bernice?” ... One of the cross town girls. ALFREDA JOAN SCHWEYER Commercial Burlington “Freda” Quiet? ... Ring on her finger ... Likes convertibles ... A whiz on skates ... Loves sports ... Hails from 316 ... “Oh! that Shorthand!” EUGENE E. SHULTZ College Prep. Burlington “Gene” Sports minded ... Oh, those book reports! ... Future photographer ... Weight lifter ... inherited Pickle’s car” ... Quiet ... Cars, cars, cars ... “Hey, Shultz.” JOHN EMERSON SCULLY College Prep. Burlington “Jack” “How’s that grab ya?” ... Miss Beckworth's star student!!... Pres- ident of Mr. Tapp's 3:15 club ... Sharp dresser ... Joe College” ... Terror of the Chemistry class. DALE ANN SIMPSON Clerical Burlington “Dale” Dancing feet ... Collects records ... “Oh, I’m glad” ... Peppy cheer- leader ... Fabulous wardrobe ... Did she really get her license? ... Secretary of the future. LOUIS A. SMITH College Prep. Burlington “Lou “That’s what she said”. ..Terrorof World Problems class ... Future pharmacist ... Screw-ball ... Dresses in high fashion ... Full fledged member of Mr. Tapp’s janitorial corps. MARY PATRICIA STAFFORD Commercial Burlington “Mary” Pleasant smile ... What did I for- get now? ... Likes Business Law ... Quiet ... Pretty eyes ... Hails from 316 ... Future medical sec- retary. PETER M. SMITH General Edgewater Park “Pete” “What do you say, cool?’’ ... Crazy crewcut ... Always sleepy... Girls, girls, girls ... Zanzibar? ... Sharp dresser ... Flies (?) a plane ... Work hater. NANCY KAY STANTON College Prep. Beverly “Nancy” Plays the piano ... “Little bit bad ... Loves sports ... “Good grief” ... Nurse’s aid at Mt. Holly ... Likes the opposite sex ... Look out for Harvey ... Bonnie Blakely? Who’s she? THOMAS E. SNYDER College Prep. Jacksonville “Tom’ “Oh, yes’ ... Has a special interest in girls ... A tallish lad!___Gym teacher’s brother-oh, brother! ... Pete and Howard’s buddy ... Future educated farmer ... Loves cows?! ... You said you live where?? DIANE ELIZABETH STEWART General Edgewater Park “Debby” Loves sports ... Unusual interest in horror movies!! ... Sews a neat stitch ... Future secretary and homemaker ... “Can you imagine?” ... Always asking for the car. MADELINE MAE SPIELES Commercial Beverly “Madd” “Oh, those long lunch lines!” ... Loves to dance ... Friendly to everyone ... Does she ever stop talking? “Hi ya Harry!” ... Another McCrory’s girl ... Future secre- tary. NANCY LOIS STUART College Prep. Willingboro “Nancy” “You’d be surprised ... Likes music ... Those summers in New Hampshire!! ... Future teacher ... Crazy driver ... Sweet ... Fun to be with ... Class banker ... One of the big four. THOMAS A. STUART General Columbus “Tommy” Tom, what’s an enaphant? ... Con- scientious ... A great sport ... Very helpful ... Dead-eye? ... Has good manners ... Future naturalist ... Supports all the games. SANDRA LOUISE TIMANUS College Prep. Willingboro “Sandy” “My goodness I” ... Future buyer ... Great supporter of the chorus... Beautiful clothes ... Math troubles ... “That second act was murder!!” ... “Rubbish!” (Famous words). JOYCE ANN TALLMAN College Prep. Edgewater Park “Joyce” Future in Home Economics ... “Golly” ... Can really sew ... One of four ... Likes to drive ... Friendly to all ... “Chief Snack- Shacker” ... Faithful orchestra member. JOAN ANN TRUCHINSKI Clerical Burlington “Joan” Likes sports ... Those terrible treks up the steps! ... Drives a red '56 Oldsmobile ... Special in- terest in football ... Long finger- nails. NANCY LOUISE TAUBEL Commercial Burlington “Nancy” Nice things come in small packages ... T.N.T. ... Can really sew ... “That’s nice” ... Knows her short- hand! ... Future secretary ... I can’t reach the gas pedal! NANCY CAROL TAYLOR College Prep. Edgewater Park “Nancy Carol “Oh, gracious!” ...Yearbook Editor-in-chief ... Very dependable ... Beach Haven water skier ... Always smiling ... Plays the flute and piano ... Smart clothes ... Liked by all! ...Bright, too ... Loves foreign languages. BETTE ALICE WIKOWSKI Commercial Burlington “Betty ’ Somebody do something” ... Sweet 'n neat ... Co-captain of cheer- leaders ... Don’t get excited ... Future secretary ... Has many friends ... Full of vim and vigor NADINE LAMURE WILLIAMS Clerical Burlington “Deannie” Always smiling ... Loves to dance ... 316 ... Did she have Family Living? ... Racine and Barbara’s pal ... Likes basketball. Rock'n roll over the waves. CLEMENTINE FAITH VESAKI Commercial Burlington “Clemy” “Don’t sweat it” ... Plays the piano ... Extensive wardrobe ... “Oh! that shorthand class! ... Future secretary. SCOTT WARREN JR. General Burlington “Scott” “Say cool!” ... Future Air Force man ... Likes basketball ... Rochester voice ... Say, is it Scott Warren or Warren Scott? ... Al- ways smiling. HENRY FRANK VONDERKALL General Columbus “Henry” Doesn't he ever do anything? ... Ping pong champ ... Drives an Oldsmobile ... Always in trouble ... Rickshaws ... Third period lunch??? ALLAN B. WEBB General Burlington “Allan” Quiet? ... Nice looking ... Mr. Tapp’s buddy ... Loves homework!! Racks 95’s in Family Living ... Summer lifeguard ... Twins in his family ... Tall. HAROLD HALL WILMERTON General Beverly “Butch “Hot Rod” . .. Shy? . .. Drives two cars ... Doesn't like girls?? ... Grocery boy ... Plans to join the Navy .. . Good company. GEORGIANNA ELENA WING Beverly Clerical “Georgianna” Very sports - minded .. piano ... Girls ’ State .. please?” ... All those dates ... Pretty Smile ... That long hair ... “Hey, Clemy!” ... Beverly dance. Plays the “Will you MARYANN YUENGLING College Prep. Burlington “Maryann” “Nasty Blast” ... Beautiful voice ... “Oh! Those library fines! ... Always talking ... Those poor Indians ... Peaches and cream com- plexion. IN MEMORY OF FRANKLIN HERBERT JAMES, JR. 1939 1955 We are deeply sorry that Frank- lin James, who met his tragic death on June 28, 1955, cannot be with us at the termination of our cruise. 42 Barbara Jane Gamble President Gerald Andrew Bryan James Lee Daneker Nancy Carol Taylor NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Becoming a member of the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors which can be attained in high school. Outstanding traits of character, leadership, scholarship, and service are necessary for induction into the Honor Society. Each year a certain percentage of juniors and seniors are admitted. The Honor Society encourages students to strive for better scholarship and service to the school and community. 43 Gerald Bryan President — Student Council Dorothy Hoffman Head Majorette Phillip Parrish All State First Team Football Nancy Carol Taylor Editor-in-chief Yearbook John Barrett President — Senior Class Carol Fagan Editor-in-Chief Arrowhead Barbara Gamble ■ President Honor Society | | Mary Kay Krayera President - Chorui : Glenn Boykin President - Band tu V, '• Margery Jobes Captain — Color Guard Emerald Kemble President - F. B. L. A. Charles Grovatt Stage Manager Nancy Carol Taylor President - F. T. A. Barbara Gamble Exchange Student Edward Mikulski and Phillip Parrish Co-captains - Varsity Football PASSENGER Adams, Howard Lewis Sportsmen’s Club 3; Homeroom Vice-President 3,4; Heirloom Staff 4; Party Committee Co-Chairman 4; Chemistry Club 4; Student Council 4. Aucello, Dorothy Marie Basketball 1,2; Softball 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Cheerleaders 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Hall Guards 2,3, Vice-President 3; Prom Committee 4; Heirloom Commit- tee 4._____________________________ Austin, Carole Eleanore Library Council 1,2, Vice-Presi- dent 2; Chorus 1,2; Manager 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Hockey l,2,3r Volleyball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Special Plays 1,2,3,4; Party Committee 1,2,4; Tennis 2; Arch- ery 2,3; Badminton 3; Prom Committee 3; F.T.A. Club 3,4, Parliamentarian 4; Press Club 3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Ar- rowhead Staff 3,4, Assistant Editor 4; Snack Shack 4; Math Club 4; Play Cast 4; Heirloom Staff 4; Play Committee 4 Ayrer, Sondra Cecile Hockey 1; Tumbling 1; Volleyball 1; Softball 1; Basketball 1; Cheerleaders Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Student Council 2; Hall Guards 2; Homeroom Secretary 2, 3,4; PromCommittee 3; Party Commit- tee 4; Heirloom Committee 4; F.B.L.A. 4. Bair, Barbara Joan Leaders Club 3; F.B.L.A. 4._____ Bareiszis, Larry Robert Movie Operator 1,2,3,4._________ Barrett. John Bradford Basketball 1; Football 1; Baseball 1; Homeroom President 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3; Class President 1,2,3,4; Jayvee Football 2,3; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Jayvee Basketball 2; Fire Squad 2; Treasurer 3; Play Cast 3; Play Com- mittee 3; Prom Committee 3; Heirloom Committee 4._______________________ Biancosino, Dominic Charles Movie Operator 1,2,3,4._________ Bishop, Carol Lynn Flash Staff 1; Choir 1; Press Club 1; Special Plays 1; Library Club 1; Party Committee 1; Glee Club 1,3; F.B.L.A. 4.________________________ Bliziotis, Gregory Track 1.2.3; Movie Operator 1,2,3,4; Special Plays 2,3; Varsity Football 4; Heirloom Committee 4; Chemistry Club 4; Play Committee 4._______________ Bloom, M. Eileen Volleyball 1; Softba 11 1; Cheer- leaders Club 1; Library Club 1; Stu- dent Banking 1; Hockey 1,2; Tumbling 1,2; Basketball 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2;Special Plays 2; Homeroom Secretary 2; Press Club 2,3,4; Archery 3; Play Cast 3; Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Party Committee 4; Heirloom Commit- tee 4; Arrowhead Staff 4;-Play Commit- tee 4. Boehm, Ronald Edward Movie Operator 2,3,4, President 4. Bond, Arthur W. Play Cast 3; Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Party Committee 4; Chemistry Club 4; Student Council Dance Committee 4; Pep Committee 4; Heirloom Committee 4.______________ Boykin, Glenn Mervin Freshman Football 1; Movie Opera- tor 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Varsity Basketball 4.______________ Brackin, Evelyn Joyce Stage Crew 4; Heirloom Committee 4,_________________________________ Brant, Mary Louise Badminton 1; Hockey 1; Volleyball 1; Softball 1; Cheerleaders Clubl; G.A.A. 1; Archery 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Stu- dent Banking 2.____________________ Broadbent, Albert Warner Freshman Basketball 1; Freshman Football 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Secretary 1; Press Club 1; Jayvee Bas- ketball 2; Typing Club 2; Track 3; De- bating Club 3. Broadbent, Loretta Ann Cheerleaders Club 1; Badminton 1, 2,3; Hockey 1,2,3; Tumbling 1,2,3; Vol- leyball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 2; Archery 2,3; Jun- ior Representative 3; Leaders Club 3, 4;“Senior Play 4.__________________ Brown, Barbara Joan Archery 1; Hockey 1; G.A.A. 1; Cheerleaders Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Secretary 2; G.A.A. 4._____________ Brown, Elaine Franciene Archery 1,2,3,4; Badminton 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Soft- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1.2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Tumbling 2; Chorus 2; Hall Guards 2; Prom Committee 3; Party Committee 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Snack Shack 4; Heirloom Committee 4.___________ Brown, Frances Dawn G.A.A. 1; Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 1; Band 1,4; Treasurer 2; Secre- tary-Treasurer 3,4.________________ Brown, Robert Gordon Chess Club 1; Freshman Football 1; Photography 3._____________________ Bryan, Gerald Andrew Band 1,2,3; Swing Band 2; South Jersey Orchestra 2; South Jersey Band 3; Orchestra 3; Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Play Committee 3; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council President 4; Heir- loom Staff Assistant Editor 4; Party Committee 4; Play Cast 4; Snack Shack 4._________________________________ Burk, John Paul____________________ Buzzelli, Richard__________________ Cameron, Barbara Ann F.H.A. 2,3,4. Carter, Richard G. Vice-President, Photography Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Snack Shack 4; Math Club 4; Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 4._____________________________ Caulfield, Carol Ann Archery 1; Badminton 1; Tennis 1; Hockey 1; Volleyball 1; Softball 1; Bas- ketball 1; G.A.A. 1; Cheerleaders Club 1; F.H.A. 1; Band 1; Swing Band 1; Stage Crew 3,4; Heirloom Committee 4,__________________________________ Christy, Charles Paul_______________ Clark, Richard Earl Movie Operator 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3,4; Fire Squad 1,2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 1; Freshman Football 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Jayvee Basketball 1,2; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Archery 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Jayvee Football 3; Party Committee 4. Clarke, Nancy Anne Cheerleaders Club 1; Play Cast 3; What’s the Answer Club 3; Student Di- rector of Play 4.___________________ Cox, Charles Richard Freshman Basketball 1; Jayvee Basketball 1,2,3; Prom Committee 3; Sportsmens’ Club 3; Varsity Basketball 4. ____________________________ Curtier, Fredlyn Donna Badminton 1,2,3; Hockey 1,2,3; Tumbling 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,3; Soft- ball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Leaders Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Archery 3.__________________________________ Dallmann, Richard Joseph Freshmen Basketball 1; Freshmen Baseball 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Homeroom President 1,3; Fire Squad 2,3,4; F.B.L. A. Vice-President 3; Heirloom Com- mittee 4.___________________________ Daneker, James Lee Movie Operator 1,2, Sec’y 3,4; Fire Squad 1,2,3,4; Baseball Manager 2,3; Play Cast 3,4; Boys' State 3; Honor Society 3,4; Football Varsity Manager 3,4; Math Club 4.___________________ Davis, Anita Louise G.A.A. 1; Knitting Club 1; Leaders Club 1,2,3,4._______________________ Davis, Ronald A. Movie Operator 3; PromCommittee 3; Homeroom Treas. 4._______________ D’Errico, Sandra Jean Cheerleaders Club 1; Basketball 1, 2,3; Auditorium Guards 1,2,3; Hall Guards 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; Homeroom Secretary-Trea- surer 2,3; Softball 2,3; Archery 3; Play Committee 3; PromCommittee 3; Party Committee 4; Heirloom Committee 4; Press Club 4. Du Bas, Stanley George Basketball Jayvee 1; Homeroom Vice-President 1; Prom Committee 3. Duncan, .lanet Dolores Basketball 1; Leaders Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Majorettes 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; F.H.A. 2; Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Play Committee 4; F.B.L.A. 3; Arrowhead Staff 3,4; Press Club 3,4; Heirloom Committee T__________________________________ Duncan, Joan Dolores Hockey 1; Basketball 1; Cheer- leaders Club 1; Archery 1,4; Volleyball 1,4; G.A.A. 1,4; What’s the Answer Club 2; F.B.L.A. 4; Party Committee 4._________________________________ Duncan, Leona Dorothea What’s the AnswerClub2; Auditori- um Guards 3; Hall Guards 3; F.B.L.A. 4; G.A.A. 4._______________________ Fagan, Carol Mae Badminton 1; Basketball 1; Leaders Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Homeroom Secre- tary 1, President 4; Party Committee 1,2,4; Special Play 1,3; Press Club 2, 3,4; Arrowhead Staff 3; Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Co-Chairman Party Decorations 4; F.T.A. 3,4; His- torian 4; Student Council 4; Editor-in- Chief of Arrowhead 4; Heirloom Com- mittee 4; Snack Shack 4.___________ Farley, Dianna Frances Chorus 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3; Prom Committee 2; F.T.A. 2.________ Fijalkowski, Walter John Shop Club 2. ___ Freck, Janice Ruth Hockey 1,2,3,4; Volleyball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2,3,4; Tumbling 1,2,3,4; Arch- ery 1,2,3,4; Badminton 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Leaders Club 2,3,4._______ Gamble, Barbara Jane G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Badminton 1; Tennis 1; Hockey 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Press Club 1,2,3,4; Archery 2,3; Student Council 2,3; Arrowhead Staff 2,3; Vol- leyball 3; Honor Society 3,4; President 4; F.T.A. 3,4; Special Play 3; Foreign Exchange Student 3; Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; HeirloomCommit- tee 4; Party Committee 4.__________ Gardner, Doris Marie Knitting Club 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Volleyball 1,2,4; Badmin- ton 2,4; Hockey 2,4; Tennis 4; Softball 4; Heirloom Committee 4. Goorgeanni, Lillian Katherine Cheerleaders Club 1; Volleyball 1,2; Archery 1,2,3; Tumbling 1,2,3; Or- chestra 1,2,3; G.A.A 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 4; Badminton 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1, 3,4; Prom Committee 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Tennis 4; Heirloom Staff 4; PartyCom- mittee 4. Giberson, Carey Richard Homeroom Treasurer 1; Movie Op- eratorJ_12I2l4 _ShoE_Q______________ Gymtruk, Mary Cecilia Special Plays 1; Party Committee 3; F.B.L.A. 4; Party Committee 4. LIST Grantham, Linda Lee Hockey 1; Basketball 1; G.A.A. 1, 3; Press Club 1,2,3,4; Arrowhead Staff 1,2,3,4; Badminton 2; Play Cast 3; Prom Committee 3; Band3,4; HeirloomCom- mittee 4.________________________ Greene, Anna Mae G.A.A. 4; F. B. L. A. 4; PromCom- mittee 4.________________________ Greenwood, Gail Ann Archery 1; Hockey 1; Basketball 1; Leaders Club 1; Softball 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Majorettes 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Vice- President 2; F.H.A. 2; Heirloom Com- mittee 4.________________________ Grovatt, Charles Burley Movie Operator 1; Stage Crew 2; Office Stage Manager 4.__________ Guarino, Joseph Charles Baseball 1,3; Jayvee Football 2; Party Committee 2,4; Prom Committee 3; Heirloom Committee 4._________ Hammell, Gloria Jean Cheerleaders Club 1; Archery 1; Hockey 1; Softball 1; Auditorium Guards 1,2; Hall Guards 1,2; Badminton 1,3; Volleyball 1,3,4; Basketball 1,4; Party Committee 2; Homeroom Secretary 2, 4; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Spanish Play 3; Heirloom Committee 4; G.A.A. 4.___________ Harker, Helen Dora Cheerleaders Club 1; G.A.A. 1; Basketball 1; Party Committee 1,2,4; Homeroom President 1,3; Hall Guards 2,3; Class Vice-President 2,3,4; Audi- torium Guards 3; Prom Committee 3; Girls' State 3; Student Council 4; Heir- loom Photography Chairman 4; Photog- raphy Club 4. Harralson, David Walter Band 1,2,3; South Jersey Band 3; Play Cast 3; Special Plays 3; Movie Operator 3,4; Math Club 4; Chemistry Club 4; Heirloom Committee 4.____ Hesley, Georgette Alice Student Council 1; Library Club 1; Badminton 1; Volleyball 1,2; Softball 1, 2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Hall Guards 2,3; Auditorium Guards 3; Prom Committee 3; Archery 3,4; Party Committee 4; Snack Shack 4; G.A.A. 4; Heirloom Committee 4._____________________ Higgins, Norman Edward Snack Shack 1; Movie Operator 1,2, 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Special Plays 3,4; Play Cast 4; Heirloom Art Com- mittee 4; Party Committee 4._____ Hoffman, Dorothy Ann Cheerleaders Club 1; Homeroom Secretary 2,3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Hockey T, Basketball 1; Majorettes 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; F.H.A. 2; Party Committee 2; Prom Committee 3; Homeroom Vice- President 4; Heirloom Committee 4; Library Club 4.___________________ Hoffman, James W. Stage Crew 1,2; Movie Operator 3; Shop Club 3,4. Holmes, Oliver Raymond Football 1; Baseball 1; Jayvee Foot- ball 1,2; Homeroom Vice-President 1, 3; Homeroom President 2; Party Com- mittee 2,4; Prom Committee 3; Heir- loom Committee 4.__________________ Howell, Fern Christi Library Club 2; Softball 2; Leaders Club 4.____________________________ Hudson, Robert Franklin__________ Hughes, William Anthony Movie Operator 1; Football 1; Jay- vee Football 2,3; Varsity Football 3,4; Chorus 4; Heirloom Committee 4. Hutton, Carl Eugene Chess Club 1; Basketball 1; Jayvee Football 3; Varsity Football 4; Varsity Basketball 4; Movie Operator 4.____ Jacoby, Jeanette Ann Cheerleaders Club 1; Leaders Club 1; G.A.A. 1; Volleyball 1; Softball 1; Hockey 1,2; Archery 1,3; Basketball 1, 2,4; Hall Guards 2; Auditorium Guards 2; PromCommittee 3; Party Committee 4._________________________________ James, Michael E. Baseball 1; Movie Operator 1; Fire Squad 1,2,3,4; Jayvee Football 2,3; Varsity Football 3,4.______________ Jankowski, Gary William Football 1; Party Committee 1,2,4; Fire Squad 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Var- sity Football 2,3,4; Jayvee Football 2, 3; Lettermen’s Club 2; Play Cast 3; Shop Club 4; Heirloom Committee 4. Jenkins, Ruth Maralyn G.A.A. 1; Leaders Club 1; Basket- ball 1,2; Softball 1,2; Student Banking 2; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Prom Committee 3; F. B.L.A. Secretary 4; Heirloom Com- mittee 4.__________________________ Jobes, Margery Adams Homeroom Vice-President 1, Sec- retary 2; Press Club 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Color Guards 2,3,4; Captain 4; Student Council 2,3,4, Secretary 3,4; Girls’ State 3; Arrowhead Staff 3; Heirloom Committee 4._______________________ Johnson, Alvin Donnel Football 1; Baseball 1; Jayvee Foot- ball 2,3; Fire Squad 2,3,4; Varsity Foot- ball 4; Heirloom Committee 4.______ Jones, Maurice J. Baseball 1,3,4; Homeroom Presi- dent 2; Vice-President Homeroom 3; Press Club 3; Arrowhead Staff3; Boys’ State 3; Student Council 3; Latin Play 3; Snack Shack 3,4; Math Club 4; Party Committee 4; Heirloom Staff 4; Heir- loom Committee 4.__________________ Jones, Patricia Mae Chorus 1; Knitting Club 1; Hall Guards 2; Library Club 2; Softball 2,3; Basketball 2,3; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Pafry Committee 3; Archery 3; Heirloom Committee 4._______________________ Kaelin, Marguerite D. Play Committee 1, 2, 3; Teenage Book Club 1,2,3; Sewing Club 2; Spanish Club 2,3; Homeroom Treasurer 3; Homeroom Secretary 4; Party Commit- tee 4; Stage Crew 4; Teen Topic Repre- sentative 4. CLASS OF 1958. Kaupas, Elaine Caroline F.H.A. 1; Cheerleaders Club 1; G.A.A. 1; Archery 1; Hockey 1; Volley- ball 1; Homeroom Treasurer 1,2; Bas- ketball 1,2; Party Committee 2; Hall Guards 2; Auditorium Guards 2; Prom Committee 3; F.B.L.A. 3; Heirloom Committee 4. Kee, Barrie L. Football 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Jayvee Football 2; Prom Committee 3; Library Council 4; Swine Band 4. The Kelley, Adella Theresa Cheerleaders Club 1; Hockey 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Banking 2; F.H.A. 3; Prom Committee 3; Heirloom Commit- tee 4._____________________________ Kelly, Jame6 Joseph Stage Crew 1,2; Prom Committee 3; Party Committee 4. Kemble, Emerald Track 1; Arrowhead Staff 1; Press Club 1,2,4; Talent Show 1,3; Homeroom Treasurer 1,3,4; Varsity Football Man- ager 2; Whatls the Answer Club 2; Archery 3; Boys’State 3; Prom Com- mittee 3; F.B.L.A. 3,4; President 4 Play Cast 3,4; Play Committee 3,4 Party Committee 4; Snack Shack 4 Heirloom Committee 4.______________ Kemmerer, Larry Miles Fire Squad 1,2,3,4; Prom Commit- tee 3; Shop Club 4; Party Committee 4. Kennedy, Sheila Mae Basketball 1; Orchestra 1,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; South Jersey Band 3.______ King, Joel L. Track 1,2; Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 2; Debating Club 3.___________ Koons, Patricia Ann Leaders Club 1; Softball 1; Hockey 1,2; Badminton 1,2; Tumbling 1,2; Vol- leyball 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Orchestra 2,3,4; Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; South Jersey Band 3,4. Kowalski, Edward Benjamin Sportsmen's Club 3; Snack Shack 4; Play Cast 4; Play Committee 4; Party Committee 4; Chemistry Club 4._____ Krayer, Mary Kay Library Club 1; Hockey 1; Archery 1; Basketball 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, President 4; Arrowhead 2,3,4; Press Club 2,3,4; Play Cast 3; Prom Committee 3; Heirloom Staff 4; Snack Shack 4; Party Committee 4, Kressler, William James Basketball 1; Football 1; Class Vice-President 1; Student Council 1; Fire Squad 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Presi- dent 1,3,4; Jayvee Football 3; Student Banking 3; Prom Committee 3; Varsity Football 3,4; Party Committee 4; Heir- loom Committee 4; Play Committee 4. Krevchuck, Stephen John Football 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Movie Operator 1,2,3,4; Jayvee Football 2; Heirloom Committee 4; Lettermen’s Club 4. Kuchfski, Ann Shirley Volleyball 1; Basketball 1,2; Chorus 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Student Banking 2; Social Living Club 3; Heirloom Com- mittee 4.___________________________ Lee, Samuel Track 2.3.4; Heirloom Committee 4. Leeds, John Cambum Boys' State 3; Party Committee 4; Math Club 4; Heirloom Staff 4; Student Council 4; Snack Shack 4.__________ Leibowitz, Robert E. Homeroom Vice-President 2; De- bating Club 3; Student Council 4; Chem- istry 4; Heirloom Committee 4._____ Leuallen, Dorothy Carol Cheerleaders Club 1; Volleyball 1; Softball 1; Basketball 1; What’s the Answer Club 2; Stage Crew 3,4. Long, William Roy Homeroom Vice-President 1. Lorincz, Eugene Mark Freshman Basketbal 1 1; Jayvee Basketball 2,3; Varsity Basketball 3; Movie Operator 4; Heirloom Business Committee 4.________________________ Love, Anne McNeil McLean Cheerleaders Club 1; Cheerleaders 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Secretary 1; Party Committee 1,2; Volleyball 1; Softball 1; Basketball 1; Hall Guards 2; F.T.A. 3, Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 3; Heirloom Art Committee 4; Prom Com - mittee 3. McCormick, William J. Homeroom Officer 3; Math Club 4. McGinley, Robert George Freshman Basketball 1; Homeroom Vice-President 2; Track 2,3,4; Home- room Secretary 4; Varsity Football 4. Marino, Patricia Rose G.A.A. 1; Basketball 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Hall Guards 2,3; Audi- torium Guards 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Leaders Club 4; Badminton 4; Play Committee 4; Heirloom Art Committee 4. Marter, Janet Emma Library Club 1; G.A.A. 1; Hockey 1; Softball 1; Prom Committee 3; Stage Crew 2,3,4; Heirloom Art Committee 4. Martin, Judith Ann Cheerleaders Club 1; Basketball 1; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 2; Prom Committee 3; Auditorium Guard 3; Hall Guard 3; Heirloom Committee 4; Play Cast 4; Party Committee 4. Mikulski, Edward Robert Homeroom Vice-President 1; Bas- ketball 1; Football 1; Jayvee Basketball 2,3; Jayvee Football 2,3; Varsity Foot- ball 2,3,4; Party Committee 2,4; Prom Committee 3; Homeroom President 3, 4; Heirloom Staff 4._______________ Moore, Racein Cheerleaders Club 1; Chorus 1; Library Club 1; Softball 1,2,4; Arcnery 1,3,4; Leaders Club 1,2,3,4; Badminton 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 2, 3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; Party Committee 4; Heirloom Com- mittee 4.___________________________ Moore, Willis Walton Party Committee 1; Homeroom President 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Snack Shack 3; Special Play 3; Sports- men's Club 4; Math Club 4.__________ Morrow, Linda Sue Cheerleaders Club 1; Hockey 1; Basketball 1; Homeroom Treasurer 1, 2,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Softball 2; Student Banking 3; Heirloom Business Staff 4; Heirloom Committee 4._______________ Motlas, Judy Elizabeth Cheerleaders Club 1; Leaders Club 2 3,4.______________________________ O'Neill, Barbara Jean Leaders Club 1,3,4; G.A.A. 2; Bas- ketball 2,3,4; Snack Shack 3; Volleyball 2; Softball 3,4; Heirloom Committee 4. Onori, Elizabeth Frances Cheerleaders Club 1; Chorus 1; Leather and Plastics Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Heirloom Committee 4. Painter, Myrtle Mary Cheerleaders Club 1; Stage Crew 2, 3,4, Treasurer 4; Library Club 3; Social Club 3; Archcry 4. Painter, Stanley Eugene Chorus 1; Homeroom President 1; Football 1; Baseball 1; Arrowhead Staff 1,2; Fire Squad 1,2; Press Club 1,2; Student Council 1,2,3; Football Man- ager 1,2,3,4; Party Committee 1,2,4; Special Plays 2,3; Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Homeroom Vice- President 4.________________________ Parker, Robert Bruce Chess Club 1; Freshmen Baseball 1. Parrish, Phillip Warren Chess Club 1; Baseball 1; Freshmen Football 1; Chorus 1,2,3; Varsity Foot- ball 1,2,3; Lettermen’s Club2,3; Track 3.__________________________________ Perkins, Charles Arnold What’s the Answer Club 1; Fresh- men Football 1; Varsity Football 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Jayvee Football 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Movie Operators 3, 4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 4. Pettit, Barbara Jean G.A.A. 1; Party Committee 1; Class Treasurer 1; Basketball 1,2; Homeroom Treasurer 1,2,3; Hall Guards 3; Au- ditorium Guards 3. Pettit, William H. Freshmen Baseball 1; Band 1,2; Press Club 1,2,4; Boys’ State 3; Heir- loom Business Staff 4.______________ Pfister, Betty Jane Student Banking 2; Leather and Plastics Club 3; Heirloom Staff 4; Business Manager 4._________________ Phillips, Sarah Louise Chorus 1; Drama Club 1; Home- room President 2: G.A.A. 2. Pinto, John J. Shop Club 1; Homeroom Officer 1, 2; Sportsmen's Club 3. Podolak, Chester Anthony Podroza, Michael Anthony Freshmen Basketball 1; Freshmen Football 1; Freshman Baseball 1; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Jayvee Football 2; Jayvee Basketball 2,3; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Lettermen,s Club 3,4._______________ Kapagna, Margaret Anne G.A.A. 1; Basketball 1; Cheerlead- ers Club 1; Homeroom Secretary 1,2; Class Secretary 1,2,3,4; Party Com mittee 1,2,4; Student Banking 2,3; Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Cheerleader 3,4; Heirloom Staff 4; Chairman Heirloom Typing Staff 4. Reeves, Joseph Jay What'6 the Answer Club 2; Stage Crew 3,4.____________________________ Remington, Charles Lawrence Track 1,2,4; Heirloom Committee 4. Rogers, William Eugene Orchestra 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Movie Operator 3.________________________ Rose, Fernanda Ruth Cheerleaders Club 1; Tennis 1; Basketball 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Hall Guards 2; Auditorium Guard 2; Bad- minton 2; Volleyball 2; Party Com- mittee 2,4; Cheerleaders 2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 2,3,4; Play Committee 3; Homeroom Vice-President3; Heirloom Staff 4._____________________ Salaga, Peter Stanley Boys,' State 3; Shop Cub 4._____ Schrocder, William Robert Fire Squad 1,2,3,4; Heirloom Com - mittee 4. Schwed, Doreen Annette Cheerleaders 1; Hall Guards 3; Auditorium Guards 2; Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Leather and Plastics Club 3; Party Committee 4; Heirloom Staff 4; Heirloom Art Editor 4.________________________________ . Schweyer, Alfreda Joan Hall Guards 2; Heirloom Typing Staff 4.____________________________ Scully, John Emerson Movie Operator 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2,3,4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Heirloom Committee 4; Party Committee 4. Shannon, Thomas E. Track 1; Press Club 2; Arrowhead Staff 2; Boys’ State 3; Special Plays 3; Debating Club 3; Play Cast 3,4; Snack Shack 4; Party Committee 4; Heirloom Staff 4. Shipman, Sarah Alice Library Council 1,2; Party Com- mittee 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Typing Club 1.4; Band 1,2,3,4; F.B.L.A. 4.______ Shultz, Eugene E. Photography Club 3._____________ Simpson, Dale Ann G.A.A. 1; Basketball 1; Homeroom Secretary 1,2,4; Cheerleaders Club 1, 2,3,4; Cheerleaders Secretary 4; Vol- leyball 2; Prom Committee 3; Heir- loom Committee 4.___________________ Smith, Louis A. Student Council 1; Heirloom Com- mittee 4; Party Committee 4; Snack Shack 4.____________________________ Smith, Peter M. Freshman Baseball 1; Freshman Basketball 1; Student Council 1,2; Party Committee 1,4; Jayvee Basketball 2; Sportsmen's Club 3; Homeroom Pres- idcnt 3,4; Heirloom Committee 4. Snyder, Thomas E. Jayvee Basketball 3; Sportsmen’s Club 3; Heirloom Committee 4; Party Committee 4._________________________ Spieles, Madeline Mae Cheerleaders 1; G.A.A. 1; Audi- torium Guards 2,3; Hall Guards 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Play Committee 4; Party Committee 4; Heirloom Com- mittee 4.___________________________ Stafford, Mary Patricia Student Council 1; Hockey 1; Cheer- leaders Club 1; G.A.A. 1.2; Basketball 1,2,4; Volleyball 1,4; Leaders Club 2; Student Banking 2; Handbook 3; Heir- loom Staff 4._______________________ Stanton, Nancy Kay Cheerleaders Club 1; Hockey 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Badminton 1,2,3; Au- ditorium Guards 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Senior Representative 4; A. A. Program 1,2, Chairman 3,4; Volleyball 2; Prom Committee 3; Play Cast 3,4; Party Committee 4.________________________ Stewart, Diane Elizabeth F.B.L.A. 3; Party Committee 4; Heirloom Committee 4.________________ Stuart, Nancy Lois Hockey 1; Leaders Club 1; Special Play 1; Homeroom Treasurer 1,2; Party Committee 1,2,4; Chorus 1,2,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Tennis 2; Basketball 2,3; Press Club 2,3,4; Arrowhead Staff 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2,3,4; Homeroom Vice- President 3; Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Play Cast 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Snack Shack 4; Heirloom Staff 4. Stuart, Thomas A. Fire Squad 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Sportsmen's Club 3.__________________ Tall man, Joyce Ann Press Club 1; Arrowhead Reporter 1; Orchestra 1,2,3, Librarian 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Special Plays 2; Archery 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Homeroom Treas- urer 3; Auditorium Guard 3; Hall Guard 3; Play Committee 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Vice-President 3; Honor Society 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Party Com- mittee 4; Student Manager of Snack Shack 4; Heirloom Staff 4.___________ Taubel, Nancy Louise Cheerleaders Club 1; Tennis 1; Band 1,2; Basketball 1,2,4; PartyCom- mittee 1,2,4; G.A.A. ,2,4; Homeroom Vice-President 1,4; Homeroom Presi- dent 4; Badminton 2; Volleyball 2; F.H.A. 2; Prom Committee 3; F.B.L. A. 3; Handbook 3; Play Committee 3,4; Heirloom Staff 4.___________________ Taylor, Nancy Carol Badminton 1; Tennis 1; Orchestra 1; Tumbling 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Hockey 1,2; Softball 1,2; Press Club 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3; Basketball 1,2,3; Special Plays 1,2, 3; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, SophmoreRepresent- ative 2, Secretary 3; Archery 1,2,3,4; Hostess to German Exchange Student 2; Student Council 2,3,4; Arrowhead Staff 2,3, Assistant Editor 3; Library Assist- ant 3; Prom Committee 3; Student Council Convention Delegate 3; South Jersey Band 3; County Youth Govern- ment 3; City Government 3; Honor Society 3,4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Historian 3; President 4; Play Committee 3,4; Party Committee 4; Snack Shack 4; Chorus 4; Heirloom Editor-in-Chief 4.________ Timanus, Sandra Louise Basketball 1; Library Clubl;Trea- surer 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Spe- cial Latin Plays 2; G.A.A. 2,4; Play Cast 3,4; Play Committee 3,4; Party Committee 4; Prom Committee 3; F.T.A. 3; Chorus 3,4; Heirloom Staff 4; Softball 4; Play Ticket Committee4. Truchinski, Joan Ann Cheerleaders Club 1; G.A.A. 1,3; Basketball 1,3,4; Hall Guards 2; Bad- minton 3; Archery 3,4; F.B.L.A. 3,4; Party Committee 4._________________ Vesaki, Clementine Faith Library Club 1; Homeroom Presi- dent 1; Student Council 1; Alternate 4; Party Committee 2,4; F.B.L.A. 2, Treasurer 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Party Committee 4; Heirloom Commit- tee 4; Senior Play Publicity Committee 4._________________________________ Vonderkall, Henry Frank____________ Warren, Scott Freshmen Basketball 1; Movie Op- erator 1; Freshmen Baseball 1; Base- ball 4; Photography 3; Jayvee Basket- ball 3; Chorus Vice-President 4.___ Webb, Allan B. Freshman Baseball 1; Baseball 2,3, 4; Movie Operator 2; Fire Squad 3. Wikowski, Betty Alice Cheerleaders Club 1; G.A.A. T, Spe- cial Plays 1; Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer 1, Vice-President 2; Party Committee 1,2,4; Cheerleaders 1,2,3,4; Badminton 2; Volleyball 2; Hall Guards 2,3; Auditorium Guard 3; Prom Com- mittee Chairman 3; Co-Captain of Cheerleaders 4.____________________ Williams, Nadine Lamure Library Club 1; Typing Club 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Sec- retary 4; Leaders Club 2,3,4; Prom Committee 3; G.A.A. 3; Badminton 3; Snack Shack 3,4; Hockey 3,4; Tumbling 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; Softball 3,4; Party Committee 4; Heirloom Committee 4. Wilmerton, Harold Hall Chorus 1.2._____________________ Wing, Georgiana Elena Cheerleaders Club 1; Party Com- mittee 1,2,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Hockey 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. 2; Homeroom Secretary 2; Special Play 2; Archery 2,4; Tlimbling 2,3,4; Volleyball 2,3,4; Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Girls’ State 3; F.T.A. 3; Badminton 3,4; Heirloom Staff 4; Senior Play Publicity Commit- tce 4._____________________________ Yuengling, Maryann G.A.A. 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3; Vice- President 3; Homeroom Treasurer 1; Secretary 3; Treasurer 4; Hall Guards 2; Play Prompter 3; Prom Committee 3; Press ClubTreasurer 3; Party Com- mittee 4; Heirloom Committee 4. MOST DEPENDABLE Nancy Carol Taylor Gerald Bryan Helen Harker John Barrett BEST DANCERS Dale Simpson Oliver Holmes Eileen Bloom Richard Dallmann OUR FIRST CLASS” M' PERSONALITIES MOST POPULAR Helen Harker Betty Wikowski Edward Mikulski John Barrett BEST LOOKING Barbara Bair Oliver Holmes Gary Jankowski Margery Jobes 4 FLIRTS Marguerite Kaelin John Pinto Elaine Kaupas Joseph Guarino fit 1� SHYEST Barbara Pettit Walter Fijalkowski Thomas Stuart Janice Freck MOST ALL AROUND John Barrett Margaret Rapagna Edward Mikulski Helen Harker MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carole Austin Gerald Bryan John Barrett Nancy Carol Taylor BEST MANNERED William Pettit Anne Love Nancy Carol Taylor Gerald Bryan BEST ATHLETES Robert McGinley GeorgiannaWing Gary Jankowski Janice Freck WITTIEST Elaine Kaupas Joseph Guarino Ann Kuchfski Richard Clark BEST DRESSED Stanley Dubas Sandra Timanus Arthur Bond Barbara Pettit PEPPIEST Betty Wikowski Richard Clark Edward Mikulski Dorothy Aucello (absent) CHATTERBOXES Maryann Yuengling Carol Fagan Richard Clark Louis Smith 51 Weather: Calm 6 Th ratUre; mid en in tow. 77,e Ir°Ur S0Phornore year uj Ocer -. „ . e crew eiectew ak rear was tak- Harker aPtajn J°hn Barrett u following offi- o™P: 'ong it soon « “«■ir. “““W n ed C as a guestennnViJeged t0 have a for • TayJor ' 0Ur world cruise m 811 SaiJor throughout the °yeaCreW memhers, waTho03 hailed from y6ar to Diethild S ,hostess who visired fmany. Other fn,S hne,le who pakiStan and8 January were AnfsfLf6?™60 All in aod -artna Mantyla froJ% from f7.A LOG OF OUR JHi!CONDVEAR the third YEAR. Weather: Gale Brewing Temperature: Warme continued our cruise « «enduring ” the “ zs � r stjk. - s «Junior-Senior P«rt,. � moe festive occasion. city Rotary Club In February the uur 0ur own ex- sponsored the 5� ,,, and the St.“SSs.H.S. enjoyed this intervai very mUCfne successful 11 f Sed ricnl production. Poop n„igating on choppy ■■ that «e «ere «gb cie of success by h seas. We Jn-out Burlington High . making this the nrsi = had seen in many yea_f.lg of success once agam We hoisted the prom. A mgl as hosts - the -mOrrsJor deUghtful inter- lude°inouramaritime itinerary and in the spring we rece.v h the year white class bfnnerwfhoVe into our home port Inells eagerly awaited our two mon summer-leave. — Jour year CRLnsE JjjEjOURTH YEAR. last leg oPfo™ 0yl 9”' “e embarked on the our captain bellow? “Jf6 S Burlington, J ■f Parted work on our’vPa J ,Speed ahead I v c abored far int0 th ' W| k“71mediately and Q 'ast we sent it t0 th nt r. months until, at mother flag of victory ' Pr, ter and hoisted sorori Z — sP°n- success. w � ' 58. was a whop?” the year rarew £ we reali-d or than we dared to aZ W3S much clos- As neared port 0nlJ ,1 CVen to ourselves calaureate and Com the ceremonies - Bac convince us that to Although our fojf v?Sembarted- O over, we realize that J onT CruiSe is a niuch longer crmo n ginning turbulent seas of life. °Ver the sometimes flHiC IWfl MHM « ■ -NJ- The cast takes its final curtain call “Well, my goodness Ed, I should think you'd learned not to sit in that chair from experience. “Just wait ’till I get my hands on him. “PEOPLE ARE FUNNY” CAST OF CHARACTERS Announcer..........................Art Bond Art Linkletter.........................Jack Barrett Mabel Finney................Mary Kay Krayer Roscoe Higginbottam........David Harralson Millie Vernon..............Linda Grantham Peggy Sheridan........................Nancy Stuart Betty Vernon........................Margery Jobes Kate Vernon................Sandra Timanus Ed Vernon..................Emerald Kemble Stan Rockwell..............Thomas Shannon Wanda Williams........................Nancy Clarke George Stewart.............Gary Jankowski Elsie Carter..........................Nancy Stanton Don Carter..............................Lee Daneker only his wile? What do you want? two or three carats, something like that. “I’m Mabel Finney, day’s my birthday. To- “PEOPLE ARE FUNNY T. V. star Art Linkletter tells Roscoe Higginbottam that he will be awarded a new convertible if he can succeed in securing a date with Betty Vernon. What Linkletter didn’t tell Roscoe was that Mr. Vernon didn’t like anyone to try to date his daughter. The television studio even sent a present to Mr. Vernon - a collapsible chair with the compliments of Roscoe.- Needless to say everything popped. This was our first experience with a high school play, and under the very capable direction of Mr. Lowry Welch, our cast put on a fine per- formance. 55 “Zerror at Back Oaks”... “He’ll kill me! Dave, I - I’m scared still 1 “No, you mustn’t do that! You’ll lall asleep ii you sit down.” “TERROR AT BLACK OAKS Rusty Gates and Hank West, after seeking shelter from a blinding snow-storm, spent the most terrifying night of their lives at Black Oaks. Willie, a nit-wit who was living at Black Oaks, captured Hank who was examining the house. Elvira, the housekeeper, released Hank from Willie’s grip. Minutes later, relatives be- gan arriving at Black Oaks for the reading of Uncle Algernon’s will. The first to arrive were Bonnie and Flo, followed by Cousin Mildred, Aunt Clarissa, Kate, and Julie. Aunt Clarissa was murdered and the finger of suspicion was pointed at Cousin Ted, an escaped convict. Rusty’s ingenious detective work solved the crime. The murderer was Mildred’s secret husband Dave who was interested in the family jewels. After Radford, the lawyer, read the will to the family. Rusty and Hank left Black Oaks with Bonnie, to whom Rusty had proposed. This climaxed the exciting play, and the curtain closed on the seniors who had per- formed in their last B.S.H.S. play. “TERROR AT BLACK OAKS” CAST OF CHARACTERS Willie Rusty Gates Hank West Bonnie Blakely Elvira Flo Turner Mildred Blakely Emerald Kemble Edward Kowalski Thomas Shannon Nancy Stanton Nancy Stuart Judith Martin Scott Radford Kate Blakely Julie Blakely Dave Edwards Clarissa Blakely . . . . Ted Blakely Carole Austin FROM THE LOCKER OF HOWARD ADAMS leaves his quick-witted personality to John Stuart. DOTTY AUCELLO leaves to become old Mac Donald’s wife. CAROLE AUSTIN gives her all-boy math class to any girl who can stand the strain!! SONDRA AYRER bestows her dimples upon Joyce Francis. BARBARA BAIR relinquishes all history books to any senior taking both histories. LARRY BAREISZIS wills his seat in movie operator’s club to Ronald Bareiszis. JACK BARRETT leaves his technique with zee weemen to Ernie Ferri. DOMINIC BIANCOSINO wills his happy days in Movie Operators to Bill Pullen. CAROL BISHOP leaves her soft voice to Claire VanSciver. GREGORY BL1ZIOTIS relinquishes his belief that “Silence is Golden” to Bob Ghaul. EILEEN BLOOM gives her little lamb to a future shepherdess.RONALD BOEHM leaves his marksmanship in gunning to Joe Cucinotta. ART BOND offers his pre-throwing ability to a junior clown. GLENN BOYKIN leaves Larry Howe as head of the percussion section. JOYCE BRACKIN presents her southern accent to Joyce Gober. MARY BRANT cedes her quiet friendliness to Elizabeth Johnson. AL BROADBENT offers his undefeated basketball team to Sam Tiesi. LORETTA BROADBENT offers Julie-the-brat to a future actress. ALBERT BROWN leaves his naval re- serve uniform to the drycleaners. BARBARA BROWN donates McCrory’s candy counter to anyone with a sweet tooth. ELAINE BROWN wills her love for physical education to Vista Boone. FRANCES BROWN yields her clarinet to her brother David. ROBERT BROWN donates the Beverly Road bus stop to Orchard View dwellers. JERRY BRYAN bestows his qualities of leadership upon next year’s Student Council president. JOHN BURK gives his three carburetors to Bob Dingas. RICH BUZZELLI cedes his first-aid ability to Helen Reach. BARBARA CAMERON relinquishes her long hike to school to Judy Kerr. RICHARD CARTER yields his diminutive stature to Tony Toronto. CAROL CAULFIELD relinquishes her Arnold Constable position to a future model. CHARLES CHRISTY wills his school parking place to Bob Dingas. RICHARD CLARK wills his alarm clock to Ernie Ferri. NANCY CLARKE offers her dramatic ability to a future actress. CHARLES COX offers his interest in Riverside to John Oakford. FREDLYN CURTIER leaves her bowl- ing scores to Rose Seamen. DICKIE DALLMANN bequeaths his embarrassing moments to anyone who wants them. LEE DANEKER donates his water bucket and towels to Jerry Gares. ANITA DAVIS bequeaths her horn-rimmed glasses to Francine Van Loan. RONNIE DAVIS leaves his A P apron to Ray Devlin. SANDY D’ERRICO relinquishes her broom to a night rider. STANLEY DUBAS bestows his empty wallet upon Mark Bowen. JANET DUNCAN cedes her love for the shore to Judy Ulissi. JOAN DUNCAN waives her love for long hair to her sister, Mary Ellen. LEE DUNCAN leaves her brown eyes to Judy Mathis. CAROL FAGAN leaves her store room attic to the next prom committee. DIANNA FARLEY offers her typing eraser to Ray Devlin. WALTER FIJAL- KOWSKI presents his manual training ability to Bob Poole. JANICE FRECK confers her interest in sports upon her sister, Myma. BARBARA GAMBLE donates a summer in Europe to a lucky junior. DORIS GARDNER wills her love for book reports to Lorraine Gardner. LILLIAN GEORGEANNI yields her position as first soprano to Dot Sozio. CAREY GIBERSON leaves his ability to persuade teachers to Gabriel Kyriacou. CECILIA GMYTRUK confers her southern drawl upon Maryanne Langdon. LINDA GRANTHAM presents her flute to a future-flutist. ANNA MAE GREEN confers her broad smile upon Loretta Brock. GAIL GREENWOOD offers her ’52 Chevy to Howard Goheen. CHARLES GROVATT bequeaths his driver’s license to Larrv Garwood. JOE DAVY JONES GUARINO bestows his speed in typing to Edward Evans. GLORIA HAMMELL leaves in search of a young handsome boss. HELEN HARKER donates her air conditioned gym sneakers to Marie Harker. DAVE HARRALSON leaves B.S.H.S. to become a scientist. GEORGETTE HESLEY leaves forCandyland. NORMAN HIGGINS relinquishes the rest of his name to Norman Lowden. DOROTHY HOFF- MAN relinquishes her position as head majorette to another snappy twirler. JIM HOFFMAN wills his love of the Phillies to a certain junior. OLIVER HOLMES relinquishes his seat in the office to Elwood Holmes. FERN HOWELL relinquishes her gift of gab to Melvin Howell. ROBERT HUDSON donates his energy to some unfortunate person. BILL HUGHES leaves his almost perfect attendance to George Bowley. CARL HUTTON wills his good right leg to Larry Cobb. JEANETTE JACOBY leaves her love for a Riverside fellow to Judy Simcox. MIKE JAMES wills his ability to fascinate girls to Lionel Gittens. GARY JANKOWSKI offers his manly physique to Phil Costello. RUTH JENKINS grants her neat appearance to Leonella Jenkins. MARGERY JOBES leaves Sandy Heisler as captain of the color guard. ALVIN JOHNSON bestows his derby to Louie Williams. MAURICE JONES leaves his tennis ability to Paul Bohne. PAT JONES wills her bashfulness to her sister, Lorretta Jones. MARGE KAELIN leaves her love for Annapolis to Sandy Heisler. ELAINE KAUPAS donates her clownish ways to a future joker. BARRIE KEE leaves his sensational pool playing to Jack Lukis. DELLA KELLEY wills her love for the Beverly dance to Alice Commons. JAMES KELLY confers his sharp appearance to Jerry Gares. EMERALD KEMBLE bestows his sarcasm to Janet Brewer. LARRY KEMMERER wills his hot Mercury to John Oakford. SHELIA KENNEDY offers herlove for skating to Pat Oliver. JOEL KING bequeaths his punctuality to James Janson. PAT KOONS wills her love for music to Mary Ann Langdon. EDWARD KOWALSKI gives his popcorn popping ability to Frank Hudson, MARY KAY KRAYER bestows her messy locker to Paulette Schorr. MARETA KRE1- DENWEISS leaves as she came in, backwards. BILL KRESSLER leaves his easy-going ways to an ambitious underclassman. STEVE KREVCHUCK be- stows his fire engine rides upon Ward Stockton. ANN KUCHFSKI leaves McCrory’s fountain to a future soda jerk. SAM LEE wills his horn-rimmed glasses to Erskine Diggs. JACK LEEDS leaves his Chevy to push the Henry J Bob L.left. BOB LEIBOWITZ wills his Henry J to Jim McCaughley. DOT LEU- ALLEN wills her love for a good time to Maria Kyriacou. WILLIAM LONG donates his crazy feet to ‘Chick” Holmes. EUGENE LORINCZ yields the nick- name Ditty to anyone who wants it. ANNE LOVE leaves her flaming red hair to Maria Clark. BILL McCORMICK wills his love of archery to David Fellows. BOBBY McGINLEY offers his night life to Bill Painter. PAT MARINO offers the title of Chief” to some hopeful brave. JANET MARTER leaves her love of the Navy to Pat Lawrence. JUDY MARTIN donates her love for Italian food to Lana Stigliano. FRED MATTHEWS wills his super, super double bubble gum to Lionel Gittens. EDDIE MIKULSKI relinquishes his improper English to ChickyV Holmes. RACEIN MOORE donates her cool dancing shoes to Joyce Little. WILLIS MOORE wills- his love of duck hunting to Harvey Pine. LINDA MOR- ROW leaves her ability to forget things to Missy Mead. JUDY MOTLAS leaves with her pony tail flying. BARBARA O’NEILL wills her family living class to Deanne O’Neill. BETTY ONORI bestows her love for gym class upon Irene Sozio. MYRTLE PAINTER wills her red hair to her sister, Sandy. STAN PAINTER leaves the Young American Firehouse to Sam Tiesi. ROBERT CLASS WILL....1958 PARKER confers his love of baseball to Joe Conda. PHIL PARRISH offers John Sills his Johnson Johnson bandages. CHARLES PERKINS bestows his nicknames to Mark Bowen. BARBARA PETTIT leaves her luxurious wardrobe to Missy Mead. WILLIAM PETTIT leaves his last period fatigue to some “pooped” junior. BETTY PFISTER donates her love for spelling to Johnny. SALLY PHILLIPS leaves her love for crewcuts to Franny Purdy. JOHN PINTO offers his Model “A” for dates to his brother, Jimmy. CHESTER PODOLAK relinquishes his detention duty to Sandy Myers. MICKEY PODROZA confers his all-state baseball ability to Dan Duffy. MARGIE RAPAGNA bestows her lost books to anyone who can find them. JOE REEVES donates his library fines to a millionaire. CHARLES REMINGTON leaves his nonchalance to Billy Abele. WILLIAM ROGERS bequeaths his loyalty to the band to Larry Howe. FERNANDA ROSE leaves the teachers in peace. PETE SALAGA bestows his unusual smile to Eugene Michalski. BILL SCHROEDER confers his interest in history to Mark Bowen. DOREEN SCHWED leaves her scholarship to Moore Institute to an artistic underclassman. ALFREDA SCHWEYER relinquishes her love for the Air Force to an interested underclassman. JACK SCULLY presents his track shoes to Bob Green. TOM SHANNON relinquishes his Boys’ State experiences to a fortunate junior. SARAH SHIPMAN leaves her unusual shorthand notes to Bernice Williams. EUGENE SHULTZ donates his camera to Dave Fellows. DALE SIMPSON yields her peppy cheering to Franny Purdy. LOU SMITH leaves his dry sense of humor to some thirsty junior. PETE SMITH bestows his Rip Van Winkle traits to Gary Rogers. TOM SNYDER leaves his disjointed walk to Tony Toronto. MADELINE SPIELES wills her crazy glasses to some blind underclassman. MARY STAFFORD offers her broken locker door to .the janitor. NANCY STANTON gives that dreaded school bus trip to Jeannette Tallman. DIANE STEWART wills her “love” for history to her brother, Bill. NANCY STUART leaves, still trying to meet a budget. TOM STUART presents his 1001 chickens to Con Hogan. JOYCE TALLMAN offers her cold hands to anyone with a warm heart. NANCY TAUBEL bestows her immense height upon Pauline Huth. NANCY CAROL TAYLOR wills her love for college week-ends to a lucky underclassman. SANDRA T1MANUS bequeaths her questions- to any curious underclassman. JOAN TRUCHINSK1 bestows her '56 Olds upon anyone who can afford it. CLEMENTINE VESAKI confers her love for Beverly boys upon Joyce Francis. HENRY VONDERKALL presents his fancy dancing steps to Ed Clemens. SCOTT WARREN wills his baseball ability to Joe Conda. ALLAN WEBB relinquishes his catching ability to George Klemm. BETTY WIKOWSKI bestows her love for cheering to Phyllis Nicolai. NADINE WILLIAMS yields her friendly smile to Bessie Harris. HAROLD WILMERTON leaves his evasive answers to Bob Ghaul. GEORGIANA WING wills her love for Clark bars to Pat Amao. MARY ANNE YUENGLING leaves her peaches and cream complexion to Lynn Taylor. HOMEROOM 102 (Left to Right) Top Row - Ralph Bozarth, Roy Breth, Mark Bowen, William Austin. 2nd Row — Paul Bohne, Esther Boone, Margaret Brelsford, Mrs. Wilson, Patricia Brennan, Marion Bishop, Gilfred Allgood. Bottom Row — Judy H. Atkins, Prudence Bisbee, Pat ricia Bublewitz, Marianne Arndt, Jeanne Akers, Mad elyn Allen. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (Left to Right) Samuel Lippincott, President; Robert Ghaul, Treasurer; Cornelius Hogan, Vice-President; Phyllis Nicolai, Secretary. Port 1959 These are the officers who will steer the ship next f year, finally landing with their class in 1959. The captain, first mate, chief steward, and purser have navigated a fine course this year. After thanking them for the most wonderful prom, we wish them smooth sailing to their final port. HOMEROOM 204 (Left to Right) Top Row - Joseph Cucinotta, George Ford, Richard Crowe, Fred Fuhrer, Ernest Ferri, Daniel Duffy, Carmen D'Ascendis, Raymond Devlin, Valerian Duchat, Peter Fernholz. 2nd Row - David Fellows, Richard Demore, Joseph Errickson, Maurice Crump, Mr. Maher, Robert Dingas, Raymond Edge, Edward Evans, ErskineDiggs. Bottom Row - Harriet Curlis, Gail Farias, Marie Francesco, Joyce Francis, Janice F r e c k, Barbara Farner, Sandra Diaczynsky. Absent — Lawrence Downs. HOMEROOM 201 (Left to Right) Top Row - Catherine Canterbury, Joseph Cramer, Carolyn Chambers, Alan Conroy, Phillip Costello, Alexander Crammer, Allen Conard, Joseph Conda, Ralph Clark, Raymond Clark, Edmund ok, Ann Camac. 2nd Row - Benjamin Cardi, Ed- ward Clemens, Viola Campbell, Miss Learn, Carol Ann Chiemiego, Anthony Carnivale, Joseph Centi- fonti. Bottom Row - Antoinette Coppola, Nancy Carr, Patricia Cramer, Patricia Cliver, Dolores Caruso, Phyllis Cramer. HOMEROOM 206 (Left to Right) Top Row - Lionel Gittens, Sandra Heisler, Cornelius Hogan, Robert Ghaul, Charles Gro- vatt, John Hill, Melvin Howell. 2nd Row - Henry Gager, James Hedrick, Carolyn Giberson, Miss Beck- worth, Gary Heinze, John Higgins, Isaiah Harris. Bottom Row — Alice Hayes, Joyce Gober, Alice Hatch- er, Carolyn Guarnieri, Lois Hamilton, Sandra Hab- ingreither. HOMEROOM 207 Kathryn Klemm, Miss Leonard, Elizabeth Johnson, Justine Kaluska, Samuel Ireton. Bottom Row - Doris Kalniz, Marlene Lawrence, Adella Kelly, Nancy King, Josephine Kaelin, Barbara Lauinger. (Left to Right) Top Row - Joseph Kowalski, Wayne Johnson, David Kingston, Frank Huminski, Frank Hudson, Edward Kokocinski, James Janson, Robert Landry. 2nd Row — Pauline Huth, Maria Kyriacou, HOMEROOM 209 gan, Miss Williams, Effalon McConnell, Carmella Leone, Theresa Mikulski, Dennis Ludwig. Bottom Row - Kathleen Lobel, Meredith Mead, Claire Myers, Velma McCloskey, Geraldine Michaels, Elizabeth Mig- liaccio, Marianna Marinelli, Katherine Miller. (Left to Right) Top Row - Andrew Mohr, Michael McCormick, Samuel Lippincott, Lawrence Marini, James Mullen, James McCaughley, Douglas McCray, James Morrissey, Isaac Miles, Paul Lewandowski, Louis Mar rani, Ralph Matthews. 2nd Row - Leslie Metzler, Bernice Liszewski, Bernice Lee, Nancy Mor- HOMEROOM 216 (Left to Right) Top Row - Gloria Seifrit, Lana Stig- liano, Patsy Sherwood, John Stuart, John Sills, Frank Thomas, Theodore Stellwag, Francis Tiesi, James Scott, Charles Simmons, Leonard Taylor, George Se- ward, Irene Sozio, Mary Ann Spiewak, Francine Sim- cox. 2nd Row - Richard Schwalber, Jeanette Tallman, Ward Stockton, Beverly Sills, Mr. Newman, Barbara Skelton, Jay Stokes, Shirley Sanderson, Richard Stuart. Bottom Row - Barbara Schneider, Mary Lou Spanelli, Susan Snyder, Paulette Schorr, Judith Sim- cox, Rose Marie Seamen, Virginia Scarzo. HOMEROOM 315 (Left to Right) Top Row - Helen Weinczyk, Henry Vonderkall, John Wilson, Robert Willey, Francis Zak- sewski, Clifford Wells, Thomas Wpjick, Eva Vaughn, Albert Woolston, Ronald Travia, Louise Wiesniewski, 2nd Row - Anthony Toronto, Geraldine Vaccaro, Claire Van Sciver, Mrs. Galmish, Mildred Wallace, Judith Weil, Rosalie Wiesniewski. Bottom Row - Liberta Yaniro, Julia Volpe, Vita Venuto, Nancy Yannarella, Angeline Venditti, Claudine Young. HOMEROOM 215 (Left to Right) Top Row - Robert Nelson, William Pullen, John Oak- ford, Edward Pitko, Charles Orsini, Harvey Pine, Robert Poole, Walter Poole, Stanley Painter, William Reinhardt, Wallace Rohlfing. 2nd Row - John Ross, Helen Reach, Janice Parsons, Nancy Parker, Mr. Scheyhing, Sue Parent, Sandra My- ers, Evelyn Richardson, Phyllis Nicolai. Bottom Row -Virginia Par - zyck, Deanne O'Neill, Christine Ruediger, Sandra Perkins, Lor- raine Protheroe, Faith Popkin, Lil- i lian Perkins. A S H O R E HOMEROOM 36 (Left to Right) Top Row - Samuel Baugh, Nicholas Abate, Joseph Adams, Will iam And - el, William Abele, Ronald Bareiszis, John Bentley, Charles Bishop, Theodore Baugh. 2nd Row - Bruce Becker, Constance Bell, Gary Abdill, Mrs. Sims, Eleanor Bell, Joan Bearsch,.Michael Agunsday. Bottom Row - Priscilla Allison, Edna Bell, Joyce Adams, Ruthann Bancroft, Rae Adams, Sarah Barros. HOMEROOM 46 ASHORE I960 Boarding the SS BSHS, these inexperienced shipmates adjusted to the rolling, stormy sea, electing capable pilots. Becoming acquainted with sea life, they willingly swabbed the decks as we seniors commanded. Their enthusiastic support of our senior activities helped to make our cruise great. They’ve proven excellent sail- ors. Bon voyage II (Left to Right) Top Row - Arthur Fourshee, John Farley, Richard Deegler, Theodore Diggs, Paul Ev- ans, James Dillon, Charles Fink, Robert Elbertson, Thomas Davis, John Dubas, Louis Davis, William Fowler. 2nd Row - James Fauver, Myrna Freck, Barbara Fox, Mr. Grace, Lea Fenton, Judith Fox, Suzanne Devlin. Bottom Row -Bette Davis, Maryellen Duncan, Mary Fitzgerald, Claire Farner, Linda Dolbow, Joyce D'Elena, Joanne De- venny. (Left to Right) Top Row - Evelyn Bivens, Vista Boone, Robert Burk, Samuel Briggs, Karl Brown, Ronald Bowring, George Bowley, Charles Bracy, Patricia Bishop, Earl Brown. 2nd Row - Dorothy Brown, Susan Boyd, Nancy Breier, Mrs. Harbison, Loretta Brock, Brenda Brown, Priscilla Brush. Bot- tom Row - Judy Burt, Judith Brock, Irene Burris, Doris Ann Branen, Martha Branin, Emma Bocci. HOMEROOM 45 (Left to Right) Top Row - Kenneth Cook, Alice Com- mons, Robert Ciasca, Robert Clair, Raymond Caire, Joseph Churylo, Edward Chiemingo, William Dauria, Patricia Cecelia, Clarence Challender. 2nd Row - William Cannuli, Joyce Capri, Lucy Caskey, Mr. Welch, Richard Crook, Maria Clark, Richard Cramer, Bottom Row - Lola Ann Daneker, Selester Cross, Barbara D'Ascendis, Edith Cucinotta, Jacqueline Dal- ey, Caroline Cunningham. HOMEROOM 109 (Left to Right) Top Row - Robert Haines, Wayne Gold, Howard Goheen, Paul Friday, David Haines, Edmund Green, Arthur Gager, Benjamin Grovatt, Charles Gager, Gerald Gares, Harry Gilbert, Law- rence Garwood, Janet Goldy. 2nd Row - Francis Giacomozzi, Marie Harker, Kathryn Gussler, Shaw, Barbara Gyenge, Kay Fulmore, John Grigiatis. Bottom Row - Shirley Green, Sara George, Ella Gus- sler, Lorraine Gardner, Jean Frost, Judy Harralson, Eileen Gaul. Vvyy A7VV HOMEROOM 301 (Left to Right) Top Row - Ronald Morlack, William Norcross, Wayne Parks, Robert Nemitz, Louis Mont- agano, Leo Morris, Fred Myers, Theodore Pfister, Earle Moore, Chester Parczyk, Victor Micucci, Henry Middleton. 2nd Row — Henry Michalski, William Paint- er, Kathy Pazdan, Dorothy Mikulski, Miss Marren, Linda Parker, Marie Onori, Thomas Orem, Samuel Perkins. Bottom Row - Charlene Petroski, Nancy Morton, J.oan Mosley, Joan O'Farrow , Joyce O'Farrow, Margaret Meredith, Francine Moore, Sandra Painter. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS (Left to Right) John Weil, President; Judith Lucas, Secretary; Barbara Horner, Treasurer; Gerald Gares, Vice-President. HOMEROOM 203 (Left to Right) Top Row - Douglas Harris, William Hosier, Elwood Holmes, William Lawrence, Paul Knapp, Larry Howe, Patrick Lawhorn, James Keller, Merton Howe, Gabriel Kyriacou, Bruce Jack, John Lazzarotti, George Klemm. 2nd Row - Judith Kudzma, Rosemary Land, Judith Kerr, Helen Kawiecki, Miss Scott, Christine Krevchuck, Joyce Little, MaryEloise Keller, Nancy Keefer. Bottom Row - Barbara Jacoby, Frances Laviano, Carolyn James, Patricia Hendrick- son, Lorraine Lewis, Geraldine Hill, Loretta Jones, Georgia Kyriacou. HOMEROOM 205 (Left to Right) Top Row - Judith Lucas, Peggy Lobel, Shreve Marshall, John Martin,William McGee, Law- rence Lowden, Edward Lovenduski, John P. Martin, Edward Matusiak, Dean Lovenduski, John Lukis, Cath- erine Lucas, Judith Mathis. 2nd Row - Norman Low- den, Joyce Marcelliano, Sandra Mason, Claire Lud- wig, Mrs. Franklin, Nancy MacCrindle, Geraldine McPhail, Geraldine Mazur, Brian Lovenduski. Bottom Row - Virginia Lukis, Patricia Low, Nancy McGee, Mary Lyon, Peggy McFarland, Lorraine Lyczak, Joyce Loveland. HOMEROOM 303 (Left to Right) Top Row - Martin Pley, Antonio Schipps, Salvatore Procopio, Jeffrey Robertson, Linda Rholfing, Kathleen Schaeffer, Joseph Pitko, Norman Poole, Donald Rowan, Aria Rush, Robert Sand, Washington Robertson, William Pugh, Robert Riley, Carole Plack. 2nd Row — Robert Pugh, An- thony Placente, Richard Sanderson, Sandra Posch, Mrs. Dangler, Deanna Raymond, Kenneth Pullen, Thomas Rodzon, Gary Rogers. Bottom Row - Mary Ellen Ross, Nancy Ridgway, Lois Placente, Barbara Santucci, Danette Sounders, Bernice Robertson, San- dra Raymond, HOMEROOM 305 Left to Right) Top Row - Elizabeth Severi, Virginia Jtap, Paul Sparks, Milton Shaeffer, Gary Schwoebel, Villiam Siket, Tilson Sills, Thomas Sexton, Carole Sharp, Patricia Sexton, Sandra Schwartz. 2nd Row - rravis Seay, Barbara Scott, Arlene Shaeffer, Judith Sherwood, Miss Coppola, Marlene Shaeffer, Patricia Shisler, William Spahr, John Shaw. Bottom Row-Tora Segerstrom, Joanne Sexton, Christine Smith, Dee Shinn, Veronica Shultz, Barbara Smith, Joan Severs, Marguerite Sharp. HOMEROOM 306 (Left to Right) Top Row - Barbara Taggart, Joseph Wallace, Bruce Troxell, Francis Wade, George Stickel, Robert Tice, Charles Taylor, Phillip Wajda, Bruce Stradling , Harry Stecker, Judith Ulissi. 2nd Row - James Van Sciver, George Thomas, Karen Stewart, Bertha Taylor, Mrs. McKenna, Charles Stevens, Daisy Vaughn, Bruce Taylor, Nicholas Vizachero. Bottom Row - Virginia Toughill, Evelyn Taylor, Rose- marie Thomas, Ethel Turner, Pearl Tooles, Judith Vonderkall, Bertha Underwood. HOMEROOM 309 (Left to Right) Top Row.- Merle Waters, Willard Wells, William Zemitis, Albert Weinczyk, Charles Woodward, Charles Williams, Walter Waszkiewicz, John Williams, John Weil. 2nd Row - Albert Zimmer- man, Janet Wright, Charles Yannerella, Miss Am- bruster, Robert Wojick, Joan Williams, Brian Yan- nerella. Bottom Row - Carol Wingate, Sally Workman, Jerald Dee Webb, Vonda Webb, Virginia Warren, Margaret Welch. Student Council Student Council is the students’ association which was founded for the purpose of arousing the interest of each student in school spirit, enlivening activities, and improving cooperation between the students and faculty. Each home- room is represented by one student elected by that group. In the bi-monthly sessions of the Student Council these delegates present student opinions and ideas concerning the betterment of the school. A student president presides over these meetings assisted by a vice-president, trea- surer, secretary, and faculty adviser. STUDENT (Left to Right) Top Row - Loretta Brock, Judith Lucas, Victor Micucci, Joseph Conda, George Stickel, Robert Willey, Howard Adams, Gerald Gares, John Weil, Thomas Sexton, Maria Kyriacou, Nancy Carol Taylor. 2nd Row - Fernanda Rose, Helen Harker, SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES (Left to Right) Top Row - Nancy Carol Taylor, Ho- ward Adams, Nancy Stuart. 2nd Row - Anne Guri Grotnaes, Robert Leibowitz, Carol Fagan. Bottom Row - Fernanda Rose, Patricia Marino, Helen Harker. JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES (Left to Right) - Joseph Conda, Paulette Schorr, Maria Kyriacou, Judith Simcox, Robert Willey. COUNCIL Anthony Toronto, Gerald Bryan, Mr. Updike, Ernest Ferri, Margery Jobes, Carol Fagan, Patricia Marino. Bottom Row - Nancy Stuart, Paulette Schorr, Judith Simcox, Robert Leibowitz, Anne Guri Grotnaes, Joyce D’Elena, Danette Saunders. SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES (Left to Right) Standing - Thomas Sexton, Gerald Gares, George Stickel, John Weil, Victor Micucci. Seated - Judith Lucas, Joyce D'Elena, Loretta Brock, Danette Saunders. Margery Jobes Secretary Gerald Bryan President Anthony Toronto Treasurer F. T. A. (Left to Right) Back Row - Margaret MacFarland, Carole Sharp, Joyce Adams, Susan Boyd. 3rd Row - Loretta Brock, Elaine Brown, Mildred Wallace, Maria Kyriacou, Barbara Fox. 2nd Row - Lillian Georgeanni, Barbara Schneider, Joyce Tallman, Virginia Stapp, Anne Guri Grotnaes. Front Row - Jack Martin, Standing - Mrs. Taylor, Maria Clark, Bee Shinn, Carole Austin, Carol Fagan, Barbara Gamble, Paulette Schorr, Judith Weil, Meredith Mead, Nancy Carol Taylor. F. B. L. A. (Left to Right) Back Row —Samuel Perkins, Henry Michalski, Clementine Vesaki, Cecelia Gmytruk, Joan Truchinski, Katherine Miller. 4th Row — Alice Commons, Selester Cross, Ruth Jenkins, AnnaMae Greene, Joan O'Farrow, Joyce O'Farrow. 3rd Row - Joyce D'Elena, Lea Fenton, Nancy Ridgway, Patsy Sherwood, Virginia Scarzo, Rose Seamen, Veronica Glodek. 2nd Row - Justine Kaluska, Car mella Leone, Effalon McConnell, Bernice Liszewski, Joan Duncan. Front Row - Carol Bishop, Janice Parsons, Nancy King, Leona Duncan. Standing — Emerald Kemble, Miss Marren. F. B. L. A. 74 LEADERS CLUB - (Left to Right) Top Row - Gail Farias, Patricia Walsh Judy Motlas, Sandra Heisler, Dorothy Brown, Evelyn Taylor, Helen Weinczyk, Marie Onori, Kathy FA F F n Q Pazdan, Dorothy Mikulski, Judith Lucas, Judith Fox, Linda Rohlfing, Fredlyn L L r Ls L l 3 Curtier, Nancy McCrindle. 2nd Row - Myrna Freck, Barbara O'Neill, Racein Moore, Frances Purdy, Patricia Arnao, Patricia Bishop, Lola Daneker, Joanne Devenny, Alice Hatcher, Evelyn Bivens, Joan Williams, Viola Campbell, Anita Davis, Nadine Williams, ’ Judith Vonderkall. Bottom Row - Carolyn James, Loretta Broadbent, Barbara Horner, Barbara Santucci, Veronica Shultz, Doris- ann Branen, Lorraine Protheroe, Barbara Schneider, Geraldine Vaccaro, Janice Freck, Patricia Hendrickson, Danette Saunders, Ann Arenz, Margaret Meredith, Fern Howell, Miss Snyder. PRESS CLUB (Left to Right) Standing - Theodore Stellwag, William Norcross, Samuel Lip- pincott, William Pettit, Miss Learn, Douglas Harris, Linda Grantham, Paulette Schorr. Seated - Front Row — James Scott, Judith Weil, Mildred Wallace. 2nd Row - Robert Ghaul, Angeline Venditti, Maria Kyriacou. 3rd Row - Rosemary Land, Faith Popkin, Claire Myers. 4th- Row - Georgia Kyriacou, Judith Ulissi, Carole Austin, Carol Fagan, Phyllis Nicolai. 5th Row - Peter Smith, Eileen PRESS Bloom. STAGE CREW SPANISH CLUB SPANISH CLUB (Left to Right) Back Row - Miss Leonard, Ward Stockton, Shirley Green, Joyce Loveland, Sara George, Judith Mathis. Front Row - Gary Heinze, Margaret Welsh, Merton Howe, Wayne Parks. STAGE CREW (Left to Right) Back Row - Arthur Gager, John Farley, Edward Matusiak, Will- iam Lawrence, William Austin, Kenneth Pullen, Raymond Devlin, Charles Gro- vatt, John Shaw, Lawrence Garwood. 5th Row - Robert Nelson, Albert Weinczyk, Joyce Brackin, Joyce Gober, Wallace Rohlfing, Michael McCormick, Edward Evans. 4th Row - Carmen D’Ascendis, Gabriel Kyriacou, Richard Clark, Elwood Holmes, Frank Huminski, Douglas McCray, Carol Caulfield, Stanley Painter, Nancy Carr, Judith Simcox, Patricia Brennan. 3rd Row - George Seward, Wash- ington Robertson, Anthony Schipps, Anthony Carnivale, Phillip Costello, Theo- dore Pfister, Angeline Venditti, Faith Popkin, Elizabeth Johnson, Nancy Keefer. 2nd Row - Joseph Reeves, George Stickel, John Sills, Virginia Warren, Sandra Painter, Patricia Cecelia, Patricia Lawrence, Judy Atkins, Pauline Huth. Front Row - William Hosier, Janet Marter, Myrtle Painter, Dorothy Leuallen, Sarah Phillips, Joyce Frances, Marguerite Kaelin, Barbara Lauinger. LIBRARY LIBRARY COUNCIL COUNCIL SHOP CLUB (Left to Right) Standing - Norman Poole, Harry Mid- dleton, Peter Salaga, Ray Edge, Walter Fijalkowski, Frank Thomas, William McCullough, James Pinto, Gary Jankowski, Chester Podolak, Larry Kemmerer, Richard Demore, Mr. Brewer. Seated - Carey Giber- son. (Left to Right) Standing - Edna Bell, Diane Farley, Lester Danley, Norman Lowden, Charles Fink, Kathryn Klemm, Barbara Smith� Sandra Schwartz, Mary El- oise Keller, Edith Cucinotta, Martha Branin, Merle Waters. Seated - Miss Maier, Brian Yannerella. SHOP CLUB 77 CHORUS (Left to Right) Top Row - Barbara Lauinger, Lillian Georgeanni, Judith Vonder- kall, Mildred Wallace, Joyce Tallman, Lionel Gittens, Raymond Devlin, Cornel- ius Hogan, Patrick Lawhorn, Scott Warren, James Keller, Carolyn Chambers, Helen Reach, Daisy Vaughn, Joyce Marcelliano, Mary Kay Krayer. 2nd Row - Geraldine Mazur, Kathryn Klemm, Sally Workman, Sandra Habingreither, Nancy Carol Taylor, Thomas Stuart, John Sills, William Hughes, Ralph Bozarth, Eva Vaughn, Joan Williams, Evelyn Bivens, Nadine Williams. Bottom Row - Mary Ann Langdon, Sandra Timanus, Ella Gussler, Maria Clark, Michael Agunsday, James Hedrick, George Klemm. Gilfred Allgood, Geraldine Hill, Evelyn Richard- son, Deanne O’Neill, Sandra Diaczynsky, Mr. Mahan. ORCHESTRA (Left to Right) James Keller, Margaret Brelsford, GeraldGares, Claire VanSci- ver, Sally Dubas, Robert Landry, Carolyn Chambers, Charles Stevens, Jacque- line Daley, Priscilla Brush, Janet Goldy, Emma Bocci, Mr. Mahan, Patricia Koons, Mary Ann Langdon, Kay Fulmore, Prudence Bisbee, Mary Ellen Ross, Joseph Cramer, Aria Rush, Sheila Kennedy, William Andel, George Ford, David Kingston, Theodore Stellwag, David Haines, Thomas Wojick, Thomas Davis, (Left to Right) Top Row - Paul Friday, Earl Brown, Margery Jobes, Loretta Brock, Sandra Heisler, Bette Davis, Linda Rohlfing, Priscilla Allinson, Howard Steinruck, Charles Stevens, Jeffrey Robertson. 6th Row — John Stuart, Robert Landry, Carol Wingate, George Ford, William Andel, Thomas Wojick, Theodore Stell- wag, David Kingston, Kay Fulmore. 5th Row — David Haines, Charles Taylor, Robert Clair, Phillip Martin, Charles Bishop, William Wells, James Keller, Joseph Cramer, Mr. Bunnell. 4th Row - Marion Bishop, Margaret Brelsford, John Bentley, William Rogers, Walter Poole, Dennis Ludwig, Jeanne Akers, Patricia Koons. 3rd Row - Ruthann Bancroft, Barbara Brown, Aria Rush, Gerladine McPhail, Catherine Canterbury, Carye Grantham, Rae Adams, Linda Grantham, Clair Ludwig. 2nd Row - Robert Wojick, Larry Howe, James Mullen, Earl Moore, Devon Morrison, Thomas Davis, Nicholas Abate. Front Row - Prudence Bisbee, Antoinette Coppola, Janet Duncan, Dorothy Hoffman, Jeanette Tallman, Lana Stigliana, Mary Ellen Ross. BIOLOGY CLUB (Left to Right) Standing - Mr. Newman, Bruce Taylor, Victor McDonald, William McGee, Edmund Green, Leo Morris, Bruce Becker. 2nd Row — Edward Loven- duski, Wesley Lorincz, Robert Sand, Francis Giacomozzi, John Grigiatis, Al- bert Zimmerman. Back Row - Patrick Lawhorn, Thomas Sexton, John Weil. Seated - David Fellows, Tora Segerstrom, Judith Kerr, Barbara Taggert, Deanna Raymond, Paul Sparks. BIOLOGY FIRE SQUAD (Left to Right) Standing - George Klemm, William Schroeder, Lee Daneker, Michael James, Raymond Devlin, Alvin Johnson, William Abele, Shreve Marshall, Joseph Reeves. Seated - Gary Burr, Stanley Painter, Joseph Guarino, Richard Clark, Gary Jan- kowski, Larry Kemmerer, Richard Dallmann. flRE SQUAD TEEN-AGE BOOK CLUB (Left to Right) Standing - Mrs. Galmish. Back Row - Joan Severs, Eileen Gaul, Judy Harralson, Christine Krevchuck. 3rd Row - Edward Chiemingo, Brian Lovenduski, Marguerite Sharp, Francine Simcox. 2nd Row - Clifford Wells, Gary Schwoebel, Frank Hudson, Patricia Sexton. Front Row - Janet Goldy, Claire VanSciver. T. A. B. CLUB MATH MOVIE OPERATORS MATH CLUB (Left to Right) Standing - Richard Carter, Lee Dane- ker, Miss Beckworth. Seated - Willis Moore, Maurice Jones, Charles Perkins, John Barrett, William McCor- mick. MOVIE OPERATORS (Left to Right) Top Row — Lee Daneker, Dominic Biancosino, Ronald Bareiszis, Carl Hutton, Louis Montagano, Allen Conard, William Pullen, Robert Nemitz, Alexander Crammer, Larry Bareiszis, Eu- gene Lorincz, Charles Orsini. 2nd Row - Ralph Bozarth, John Wilson, William Painter, Anthony Pla- cente, Thomas Orem, Robert Riley, Harry Gilbert, Ronald Travia, Peter Perigrino, Walter Waszkiewicz, Gregory Bliziotis. Bottom Row - Linda Parker, Evelyn Richardson, Joan Bearsch, John Scully, Ronald Boehm, Richard Clark, Ronald Davis, Mr. Schmidt. 82 F. H. A. SNACK SHACK F. H. A. (Left to Right) Top Row - Claire Farner, Nancy Yan- narella, Virginia Lukis, Barbara Cameron, Louise Wiesniewski, Ethel Turner. 3rd Row - Mary Fitz- gerald, Janet Wright, Arlene Shaeffer, Jerald Dee Webb, Rosalie Wiesniewski, Marlene Shaeffer. 2nd Row - Barbara Farner, Madelyn Allen, Bertha Under- wood, Claudine Young, Lorraine Gardner, Mrs. Sims. Bottom Row - Sandra Posch, Leslie Metzler, Vonda Webb, Mary Lou Spanelli. SNACK SHACK (Left to Right) Top Row - Nancy Stuart, Elaine Brown, Louis Smith, Carole Austin, Thomas Shannon, Rich- ard Carter, John Leeds, Frank Hudson, Mary Kay Krayer, Edward Kowalski, Carol Fagan, Maurice Jones, Judith Weil, Gerald Bryan. 2nd Row - Anne Guri Grotnaes, Barbara Fox, Joyce Tallman, Mr. Stinson, Mildred Wallace, Meredith Mead, Sandra Timanus. Bottom Row - Faith Popkin, Angeline Ven- ditti, Barbara Schneider, Paulette Schorr, Sandra Diaczynsky, Sandra Habingreither, Barbara Farner. TYPING CLUB (Left to Right) Standing - Miss Coppola, Carole Plack, William Dauria, Geraldine Hill, James Morrissey, Richard Stuart, Richard Deegler, JanFuhrer, Charles Woodward, Thomas Garrison, George Bowley, Francis Wade, Robert Willey, Wayne Johnson, Robert Burk, Sarah Shipman, Eva Vaughn, Gary Rogers, Judith Brock. Seated - Front Row - Martin Pley, Christine Smith, Louis Marrani, Raymond Clark, Brenda Brown, 2nd Row - Robert Ciasca, Harriet Curlis, Jean Frost, Patricia Low. 3rd Row - Richard Cramer, Richard Chaikin, John Williams, Meredith Mead, Karen Ste- wart. 4th Row - Edmund Cook, Kenneth Cook, Jose- phine Kaelin, Henry Gager. 5th Row - William Goll- nick, Travis Seay, William Spahr, Samuel Briggs. Lois Placente, Sandra Raymond, Mrs. Dangler. FINANCE HELPERS BSHS CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES. . Our activities can be divided into two groups, service organizations and educational groups. The classes which perform a service for the school include band, orchestra, and chorus. They play an important part in the cultural and entertainment areas of our school program. The chorus sings in different schools and ser- vice clubs in our locality in addition to pre- senting programs to the students. The band plays at football games, assemblies, and in pa- rades and presents several concerts, while the orchestra lends its talents during plays and con- certs and combines with the chorus in the an- nual “Night of Music”. Included in the service division of clubs are Stage Crew, Movie Operators, and Library Council. The Stage Crew aids in the production of scenery and various other props used in class plays and assemblies. The Movie Operators help care for the visual aids equipment. The showing of all movies is made possible through the work of these students. The Library Council assists in the distribution and arrangement of books and magazines in the library. The school newspaper, “The Arrowhead”, is in the hands of the Press Club members ile all programs, tickets and similar school publications are prepared by the Printing Club. Last but not least in this category is the Shop Club,which keeps the shop in good working order. The second group, the educational clubs, in- clude the career clubs, which are Future Home- makers of America, Future Teachers of Amer- ica, and Future Business Leaders of America. The activities of these clubs are practically self-explanatory. Also under this division is the Teen-age Book Club. This newly formed club was estab- lished to create a greater interest in reading. Other educational groups are the Chemistry, Math, Spanish and Biology Clubs which give their members opportunities for advanced work in these fields. The Typing Club was formed for the sole purpose of giving college preparatory students a chance to learn the basic principles of typing. The Leaders Club gives the girls an oppor- tunity for advanced work in gymnastics and further knowledge of different girls’ sports and their rules. The activity program includes many di- verse and interesting areas and affords innum- erable benefits to the participating students. Edward Mikulski FOOTBALL With a new coaching staff and plenty of material, the Burlington Senior High School “Blue Devils” compiled an impressive record of five wins, two losses and two ties. In the opening game of the season, Burlington retained the Little Brown Jug by defeating Bristol. The next three contests were con- fined to the South Central Jersey League, the Burls defeating Mt. Holly and Ewing Township, but losing a very hard-fought contest to Moores- town, 6-0. The Glassboro and Woodrow Wilson tilts ended in ties. The Burls scored an upset victory over Camden but lost to an inspired Riverside team. As was predicted, the Blue Devils stopped Palmyra on Thanksgiving Day. Though the season is over, the names of Mikulski, Jankowski, Johnson, McGinley, Parrish, Hutton, Barrett, Perkins, James, and Diggs will long be remembered for their excellent playin J m Phillip Parrish Gary Jankowski Ernest Ferri and John Lukis Alvin Johnson Michael James Robert McGinley Burls. Won - 5 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Bristol Mt. Holly Ewing Township Moorestown Glassboro Woodrow Wilson Camden Riverside Palmyra Lost - 2 Opp. 13 0 0 6 12 7 0 12 6 Tied - 2 VARSITY FOOTBALL (Left to Right) Standing-Edward Evans, Ernest Ferri, Parrish, John Sills, Charles Perkins, Charles Sim- Edward Mikulski, Gary Jankowski, Erskine Diggs, John mons, John Barrett, Robert McGinley, Edward Pitko. Lukis. Kneeling - Carl Hutton, Michael James, Phillip Ernest Ferri punts the ball hiked by Charles Perkins. Phillip Parrish and Charles Bracy demonstrate block- Developing a passing pattern. J. V. FOOTBALL The Burlington J. V. eleven compiled a suc- cessful 5-1 record under the direction of As- sistant Coach Douglas MacLachlan. The twenty-five game winning streak that the J. V.’s compiled over the past three years was broken by a strong Mt. Holly squad, who defeated us by a score of 7-6. Our team defeated Trenton, Ewing Township, Glassboro, B. M. I., and Riverside for our five victories. 88 JAYVEE FOOTBALL (Left to Right) Top Row - Thomas Garrison, Lionel Gittens, Milton Shaeffer, James Dillon, Fredrick Matthews, John Lukis, Theodore Diggs, Edward Pitko, Albert Weinczyk. 2nd Row — Shreve Marshall, George Bowley, Richard Crowe, Robert Poole, Karl Brown, Edward Clemens, Louis Montagano, Joseph Churylo, Edmund Cook, Francis Wade, Samuel Perkins. Bottom Row - Charles Bracy, Robert Landry, Mark Bowen,Nor- man Poole, Phillip Cos- tello, Thomas Wojick,Paul Evans, Robert Ghaul, Merle Waters. BASKETBALL The 1957-1958 varsity basketball team had a rather unsuccessful season. Due to the gradua- tion of some of our outstanding players our squad was depleted. This was a rebuilding year for the Burls. The team, coached by William Burr and led by juniors, Daniel Duffy, Francis Zaksewski, and James Morrissey, will, we hope, have the necessary experience and basketball knowledge next year to become a winning com- bination. Although the Burls only won two games, Michael Podroza Glenn Boykin both South-Central Jersey League contests, their spirit was never daunted till the final buzzer sounded. The junior varsity, coached by Douglas MacLachlan, had a fair year, winning seven games, while losing nine. Theodore Diggs, Louis Montagno, and George Bowley were the main point getters. These boys, with their hustling teammates will most likely fit into the varsity picture next year. Carl Hutton Charles Cox VARSITY BASKETBALL (Left to Right) — Coach William Burr, Michael Pod- roza, Phillip Parrish, Daniel Duffy, Charles Cox, James Morrissey, Carl Hutton, Francis Zaksewski, Cornelius Hogan, Glenn Boykin. Delhaas Palmyra Riverside Hamilton Township Mt. Holly Moorestown Palmyra B. M. I. Camden Ewing Township Riverside Senior Practice. JAYVEE BASKETBALL (Left to Right) Standing - Theodore Diggs, Leo Morris, Francis Wade, Thomas Davis, Coach Douglas MacLachlan. Kneeling — John Lukis, George Bowley, Edmund Green, Louis Montagano, Karl Brown. BASEBALL BASEBALL BASEBALL TEAM (Left to Right) Standing-Scott Warren, DanielDuffy, Francis Zaksewski, Robert Moore, Edward Wojick, Allan Webb, Ernest Ferri, Carmen D’Ascendis, Coach Raymond Costello. Seated - Joseph Conda, Alan Conroy, Richard Dallmann, William Thorne, Anthony Toronto, Gary Buser, John Merritt, Edmund Cook, Maurice Jones, Michael Pod- roza, Edward Costello. Burls. 2 2 8 3 4 6 4 10 1 1 11 1 4 5 B. M. I. Opp. 6 Woodrow Wilson 10 Woodrow Wilson 7 Mount Holly 0 Palmyra 0 Riverside yvk. 0 Ewing Twp. 11 Mount Holly Trenton Catholic m 3 Ewing Twp. NSW 5 Riverside 0 Palmyra 3 Moorestown 1 Trenton Catholic 6 As the 1957 season was completed, it proved to be another successful season for the BSHS varsity baseball team. A spirited team, under the direction of Coach Raymond Costello, fin- ished second in the South Central Jersey League with a record of six wins and three losses and an over-all record of seven and seven. After losing the first games to B. M. I., 6-2, and Woodrow Wilson, 10-2, the team bounced back to win four straight. One of the most ex- citing games was against Trenton Catholic which was won by a home run in the last inning, making the final score 6-5. Players from the Class of ’58 were Richard Dallmann, Maurice Jones, Allan Webb, Scott Warren, and Michael Podroza. Maurice Jones slides into home plate as Allan Webb puts the tag on him. It’s a hit for Richard Dallmann as Allan Webb calls the signals. TRACK TEAM (Left to Right) Top Row - John Scully, John Sills, Samuel Lee, Alexander Boone, Robert McGinley, Gary Jankowski, Lionel Gittens. 2nd Row - Greg- ory Bliziotis, Robert El- isha, Stephen Krevchuck, Terril Stiles, Ralph Clark. Bottom Row - Rudolph Cross, Erskine Diggs, Wayne Weaver, Gilfred Allgood, James Hedrick, TRACK Coach Angelo Albano has completed another year as head of the BSHS speedsters. Although the record only shows the Burls winning two meets out of eight, they deserve credit for com- ing in second in the tri-team meets. John Scully, hundred-yard dash-man; Robert- McGinley, broad jump and javelin ace; Gary Jankowski, pole vault and shot put champion; Alexander Boone, quarter-miler, were the main point-getters for the BSHS track team. Gregory Bliziotis, Samuel Lee, Erskine Diggs and Lionel Gittens approach the John Scully and Robert Elisha off to a good start. finish line. SCHEDULE Palmyra B. M. 1. Trenton J. C. C. Mt. Holly Camden Moorestown Hamilton Township Camden Vocational South Central Jersey League Meet CO-CAPTAINS Dorothy Aucello, Betty Wikowski. Jayvee Cheerleaders (Left to Right) Standing -Irene Bur- ris, Judith Lucas,DanetteSaunders, Barbara Horner. Kneeling-Kathryn Pazdan. CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders are necessary to give sup- port at all times to our football and basket- ball teams. The teachers evaluate the girls before they are allowed to try out. They are then chosen on their academic standing, appearance and their ability to cheer. Though the weather is often brisk and cold at the football games, the peppy cheerleaders still keep smiling. There are two squads - varsity and junior varsity. At basketball games, both groups cheer. At football games all cheers are led by the varsity cheerleaders. 94 Varsity Cheerleaders (Left to Right) Upper Five - Frances Purdy, Pauline Huth,' Irene Sozio, Phyllis Nicolai, Mary Ann Spiewak. Center - Dorothy Aucello, Betty Wikowski. Lower Four - Fernanda Rose, Dale Sitapson, Anne Love, Margaret Rapagna. GIRLS’ HOCKEY cm Some of the girls practice passing. Judith Lucas and Irene Burris practice a bully. HOCKEY TEAM (Left to Right) Top Row - Elaine Brown, Barbara Gyenge, Veronica Shultz, Patricia Sexton, Brenda Brown, Judith Lucas, FredlynCurtier, Harriet Curlis. 2nd Row - Joan Williams, Georgianna Wing, Nancy MacCrindle, Meredith Mead, Carol Wingate, Marie Onori , Myrna Freck, Helen Weinczyk, Carolyn Chie- miego. Bottom Row - Sandra Diaczynsky, Sarah Bar- ros, Evelyn Bivens, Barbara Horner, JacquelineDaley, Loretta Broadbent, Angeline Venditti, Ann Arenz, Janice Freck. HOCKEY In the brisk fall months, field hockey is the first sport scheduled for class and extra-cur- ricular activities. Arrangement of the players and their positions, rules of the game, and other necessary skills of the game are first demon- strated in-doors before attempting to play a good game on the prepared field. Every girl must be alert at all times and ready to move forward, using every possible guard against the opposing player. Teamwork is necessary throughout the entire game. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM (Left to Right) Top Row - Helen Weinczyk, Brenda Brown, Nancy King, Carol Ann Chie- miego, Sandra Heisler, Patricia Sexton, Harriet Curlis, Elaine Brown, Dorothy Brown, Fredlyn Curtier. 2nd Row - Marie Onori, Barbara Brown, Carol Wingate, Evelyn Bivens, Sarah Barros, Joan Williams, Georgianna Wing, Myrna Freck. Bottom Row - Ann Arenz, Carolyn James, Loretta Broadbent, Jacqueline Daley, Sandra Diaczynsky, Janice Freck, Lillian Georgeanni. Janice Freck outjumps team-mates on a rebound. Evelyn Bivens displays one-hand shooting form. The only intramural sport and the most pop- ular of the girls’ after-school sports is basket- ball. The girls organize their own teams and hope to be a winning combination. After the teams are selected, they are scheduled to play one another in order to show which is the most skillful. In this manner, the champion teams establish themselves, and the less skillful play- ers are eliminated. The victorious team of BSHS plays St. Mary’s Hall in a traditional basketball game which cli- maxes the season. And this year, for the first time, a game was also scheduled with Palmyra. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL GIRLS’ SOFTBALL When spring rolls around, the interest of the boys and girls turns to softball. The girls are instructed in softball skills as a regular part of the after-school sports curriculum. It is another of the up-and-coming sports in which the girls participate. Although the girls do not compete against out-of-town schools, they have fun choos- ing teams and playing against each other. SOFTBALL TEAM (Left to Right) Standing - Carolyn James, Carol Win- gate, Marie Onori, Gail Farias, Joan Williams. Kneeling - Ann Arenz, San- dra Heisler, Geraldine McPhail, GeorgiannaWing, Elaine Brown. VOLLEYBALL TEAM volleVball A game requiring tact and a quick mind is that of volleyball. It is a fast-moving game with much excitement. Each girl has an opportunity to serve the ball to the opposing team. The game is based on “up and over-the-net move- ments. (Left to Right) Top Row - Brenda Brown, Harriet Curlis, Carol AnnChiemie- go, Evelyn Taylor, Elaine Brown, Patricia Sexton, Dorothy Mikulski, Judith Lucas, Barbara Gyenge, Fredlyn Curtier. 2nd Row — Sandra Habingreither, Barbara Farner, Joan Williams, Meredith Mead, Evelyn Bivens, Nancy MacCrindle,Carol Wingate, Marie Onori, MyrnaFreck, HelenWeinczyk, Vonda Webb, Gerald Dee Webb, Barbara Brown, Patricia Sexton, Sandra Heisler. Bottom Row - Carolyn James, Loretta Broadbent, Sandra Diaczynsky, Barb- ara Horner, Barbara San- tucci, Veronica Shultz, Georgianna Wing, Jacque- line Daley, Angeline Ven- ditti, Nancy King, Lillian Georgeanni, Janice Freck, Sarah Barros, Ann Arenz, Danette Saunders, Patricia Arnao. 97 Geraldine Vaccaro and Patricia Walsh display per- fect shooting form. Barbara O’Neill watches as Nadine Williams practices her draw. (Left to Right) — Carol Wingate, Sandra Habingreither, Myrtle Painter, Gail Farias, Sandra Heisler, Elaine ARCHERY Archery is one of the popular extra-cur- ricular activities. Skills and techniques are demonstrated during class time, and those stu- dents interested follow through at 3:15. Archery is gaining in popularity year by year as a co-ed; sport, and boys and girls are encouraged to participate. Brown, Georgianna Wing, Joan Williams, Evelyn Biv- ens. In order to acquire this skill and display it gracefully, correct stance, development of good aim, techniques of handling the bow and arrow, proper use of equipment, and safety on the field are taught by the instructor. Miss Marion Sny- der. Archery is fun for all. SOCCER G. A. A. SOCCER TEAM (Left to Right) Standing - Patricia Sexton, Brenda Brown, Carol Wingate, Harriet Curlis, Barbara Brown, Ann Arenz. Kneeling - Janice Freck, HelenWeinczyk, Myrna Freck, Marie Onori. The Girls' Athletic Association, or G.A.A., is the backbone of all girls' sports. The girls who are interested in improving their athletic ability and skill belong to this organization which func- tions after school hours. Hockey, volleyball, basketball, softball, and archery are some of the sports which are of- fered. Under the direction of Miss Snyder and Miss Fine, the girls learn the skills, rules, and a general knowledge of the sports in which they participate. The girls take part in state archery and bowling tournaments. The winners are se- lected from all New Jersey schools under the State Charter of the G.A.A. Other enjoyable and educational events in which they participate are swimming and basketball play-days which are held at such colleges as Temple University and Trenton State Teachers College. Swimming parties, bowling parties, and the annual banquet at which awards are presented are other functions of the G.A.A. that help to round out the school year. G. A. A. (Left to Right) Top Row - Myrna Freck, Helen Wein- czyk, Veronica Glodek, Fernanda Rose, Nancy Carol Taylor, Sandra Heisler, Dorothy Hoffman, Mary Kay Krayer, Janice Parsons, Elaine Brown, Fredlyn Cur- tier, Barbara Gyenge, Georgette Hesley, Barbara Gamble. 3rd Row - Ann Arenz, Patricia Arnao, Lola Daneker, Brenda Brown, Loretta Brock, Gloria Ham- mell, Gerald Dee Webb, Vonda Webb, Meredith Mead, Sandra Timanus, Evelyn Bivens, Joan Williams, Nancy MacCrindle, Mary Fitzgerald, Judith Lucas. 2nd Row - Sandra D'Errico, Gail Greenwood, Geraldine Vaccaro, Nancy Stuart, Barbara Schneider, Sandra Habin- greither, Joan Duncan, Linda Morrow, Lillian George- anni, Nancy Carr, Leonella Duncan, Nancy King, Georgianna Wing, Jacqueline Daley, Judith Weil, Bar- bara Santucci. Bottom Row - Nancy Taubel, Janice Freck, Carolyn James, Loretta Broadbent, Dolores Caruso, Barbara Horner, SandraDiaczynsky, Veronica Shultz, Irene Burris, Frances Laviano, AngelineVen- ditti, Faith Popkin, Barbara Farner, Lorraine Pro- theroe, Danette Saunders. ane nous u e have reac iec the harbor , . - Slipping into harbor, we’ve dropped the anchor overboard. We’ve reached our home port. We set sail as landlubbers and are now disembarking as full-fledged skippers. As we go ashore, setting forth in many directions, we will use all the knowledge which we gained on board. Although we will be scattered all over the map, we shall always have nostalgic memories of our four-year voyage on the SS BSHS. Farewell! Mr. Mrs. Wm. McCormick, Sr. Mr. Mrs. Wm. McCormick, Jr. Miss Mary McCormick Bill McCormick Mr. Mrs. Palmer Mr. Mrs. W. K. King Miss Alberta Lilly Capt. Mrs. Albert J. Lilly Mr. Mrs. Jack Gauntt Mr. Mrs. Ted Gauntt Mr. Mrs. George McGinley R. T. 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NEW JERSEY The Bank With the Clock . . . In the Middle of the Block 107 Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Glass - Paint - Hardware - Housewares Shades - Archery Supplies - Blinds BEVERLY HOME SUPPLY 317-19 Warren Street BEVERLY, N. J. We Install Linoleum DU 7-0651 E. Sherwood Phone: DUdley 6-1062 CAMERA SUPPLY KODAK DEALER 223 High Street BURLINGTON, N. I. Best Wishes to the Class of '58 from Homeroom 303 MRS. DANGLER Pinto, James Pitko, Joseph Placente, Anthony Pley, Martin Poole, Norman Pugh, Robert Pugh, William Pullen, Kenneth Riley, Robert Robertson, Jeffrey Robertson. Washington Rcdzon, Thomas Rogers, Gary Rowan, Donald Sand, Robert Sanderson, Richard Schipps, Antonio Placente, Lois Plack. Carole Posch, Sandra Raymond, Deanna Raymond, Sandra Ridgway, Nancy Robertson, Bernice Rohlfing, Linda Ross, Mary Ellen Rush, Aria Santucci, Barbara Saunders, Dannette Schaeffer, Kathleen DAVE ANDERSON Phone: DUdley 6-0708 AYRES PONTIAC CADILLAC CO. 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STEPHAN AGENCY SPECIALIZING IN INSURANCE 334 High Street BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY Phone: DUdley 6-0579 WAITZ JEWELRY STORE CLASS RINGS BY DIEGES and CLUST 320 High Street BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY Phone: DUdley 6-0537 J. CRESSWELL STUART FLORIST AZALEAS and GERANIUMS Salem Road BEVERLY, NEW JERSEY Congratulations and Good Luck to the CLASS OF 1958 from STUDENT COUNCIL President, GERALD BRYAN Vice President, ERNEST FERRI Secretary, MARGERY JOBES Treasurer, ANTHONY TORONTO KEIM BLVD. ESSO SERVICE CENTER BURLINGTON, N. J. SCHORR'S DEPARTMENT STORE High Street and Morris Avenue BURLINGTON COUNTY'S FAVORITE SHOPPING CENTER For Garden Supplies, Toys, Housewares and Outdoor Living Supplies Always 24,000 Sq. Ft. of Free Parking in Our Paved Lot FOR LASTING GIFTS CROSBY JEWELERS 327 High Street DUdley 6-0966 Compliments from RHAWN STRATTON INSURANCE AGENCY BEVERLY, N. J. Serving Burlington County for Over 10 Years BURLINGTON INSTITUTE OF MUSIC 225 High Street, Burlington, New Jersey 307 Bridgeboro Street, Riverside, New Jersey Complete Stock of New and Used MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MUSIC LESSONS and INSTRUMENTS RENTED ORCHESTRA TRAINING ELECTRONIC ORGAN SALES Kenneth L. Tice—Director COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF SCHOOL LUNCH MILDRED'S DRESS SHOP NEXT TO THE HIGH SCHOOL 226 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. HOMEROOM 309 MISS AMBRUSTER BRIAN YANNERELLA—President CHARLES YANNARELLA—Vice-President SALLY WORKMAN—Secretary-Treasurer John Weil Marlin Whary Merle Waters John Williams Robert Wojick Willard Wells Albert Weinczyk Vonda Webb Jerald Webb Janet Wright Charles Williams Charles Woodward Walter Waszkiewicz Donna Whitney Joan Williams Carol Wingate Margaret Welsh Virginia Warren William Zemitis Albert Zimmerman 112 COMPLIMENTS DOMINICK DEVEIKIS CUSTOM TAILORING OF 139 East Broad Street BURLINGTON. N. J. THE BURLINGTON PRESS DU 6-4727 Horn Paints Venetian Blinds FIRST in News JAMES V. COSTELLO PAINTING and PAPERHANGING FIRST in Advertising (Store) 135 East Broad Street (Home) 128 East Broad Street FIRST in Circulation DUdiey 6-3756 DUdley 6-9844 PARKVIEW MOBILE WASHING POLISHING SIMONIZING EXPERT LUBRICATION Car Called for and Delivered Route 130 and Columbus Road BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY KAY MANUFACTURING CO. 461-471 Washington Avenue 113 GREGORY'S SHOPPING CENTER MR. ROBERT SHAW Paul Friday Jan Fuhrer Art Gager Charles Gager Gerry Gares Tom Garrison Larry Garwood Frank Giacomozzi Harry Gilbert Pistol Goheen Wayne Gold Bill Gollnick HOMEROOM 109 WISHES YOU THE BEST OF LUCK Barbara Gyenge Marie Harker Ed Green Bob Green John Grigatis Ben Grovatt Lorraine Gardner Eileen Gaul Sally George Janet Goldy David Haines Bob Haines Jean Frost Kay Fulmore Carye Grantham Shirley Green Ella Gussler Kathryn Gussler Judy Harralson COMPLIMENTS OF BEAUNIT MILLS, INC. Compliments of CRESCENT CLEANERS Courtesy of BURLINGTON WELCOME WAGON HOSTESS BESSIE P. FRANK HO 1-1862 DU 6-1121 Route 30 and Logan Street BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND 1-HOUR DRIVE-IN DUdley 6-0466 IF IT'S INSURANCE OR REAL ESTATE, SEE . . . HUGH S. MORRIS AGENCY Established 1913 442 High Street BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY 115 PAINTS HARDWARE GLASS Compliments of LIPPINCOTT'S HARDWARE A HARDWARE STORE SINCE 1854 23 East Broad Street BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY HAINES and HAINES Established 1873 REALTORS - INSURANCE COUNSELORS 230 High Street BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY DUdley 6-1636 I. Snowden Haines, '22 Henry S. Haines, '25 John R. Haines, '33 Compliments of BENSEL'S STORE ABBOTT'S ICE CREAM FILM CIGARETTES SODAS MINTER'S CANDY 203 Main Street RANCOCAS, NEW JERSEY AMherst 7-1948-J1 Compliments of RIVERSIDE ROLLER DROME BURLINGTON DINER Highway and High Streets BURLINGTON, N. J. SKATING SESSIONS 7 DAYS A WEEK Evenings—8-11 P.M. Matinees—1-4 P.M. COMPLIMENTS OF THE WOMAN'S CLUB OF BURLINGTON HOMEROOM 209 MISS WILLIAMS President—DUKE LIPPINCOTT Vice-President—CARMELLA LEONE Secretary—BETTY MIGLIACCIO Student Council Rep.—MARIANNE MARINELLI Paul Lewandowski Gregory Lyczak Doug McCray Ollie Merenko Andy Mohr Bernice Lee Velma McCloskey Missy Mead Theresa Mikulski loe Lovenduski lim McCaughley Lou Marrani Eugene Michalski limbo Morrissey Bonny Liszewski Effalon McConnell Leslie Metzler Dolly Miller Dennis Ludwig Mike McCormick Ralph Matthews Dumplin Miles Jim Mullen Lubelle Lobel Claire Myers Gerry Michael Nan Morgan DUdley 6-1281 6-2700 RIKER CHEVROLET NEW and USED CARS and TRUCKS Route 130 BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY STEELMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL REFRESHER COURSES AND COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING ACCOUNTING SHORTHAND BOOKKEEPING TYPEWRITING DAY AND EVENING CLASSES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 502 Linden Street CAMDEN 2, NEW JERSEY Phone: WO 4-3369 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS HOMEROOM 206 MISS BECKWORTH Freda Holland Carolyn Guarnieri Veronica Glodek Sandy Heisler Bob Ghaul Henry Gager Louis Giano Sandy Habingreither Carey Giberson Con Hogan Alice Hatcher Alice Gauker John Higgins Lois Hamilton Alice Hayes Gary Heinze Fern Howell Melvin Howell Bessie Harris Isaiah Harris Joyce Gober 118 MR. HAROLD STINSON HOMEROOM 210 President—HOWARD ADAMS Vice President—RICHARD CARTER Secretary—SONDRA AYRER Treasurer—RICHARD CLARK President and Student Council Representative—MARIA KYRIACOU Vice President—ROBERT LANDRY Secretary—PAULINE HUTH Treasurer—JOSEPHINE KAELIN HOMEROOM 207 MISS LEONARD Barbara Lauinger Fran k Hum inski Maryann Langdon Dave Kingston Ed Ko Ko Kohociski Leonella ''Lee” Jenkins Frank Hudson Wayne Johnson Nancy King Sam Ireton Doris Kalniz Marlene Marty Lawrence Kathy Klemm Liz Johnson Justine Tina Kaluska Jim Janson Della Kelly GOOD LUCK SENIORS KEROSENE MOBILHEAT SAMUEL OLIVER FUEL OIL OIL BURNER SERVICE BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY Phone: DUdley 6-0350 BERT'S AUTO STORE COMPLIMENTS OF 218 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. Dr. and Mrs. SIDNEY DENBO Compliments of Compliments of THE ORCHID SHOP BURLINGTON BOOTERY 233 High Street 688 South High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. BURLINGTON, N. J. DUdley 6-0349 DUdley 6-1139 120 FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO OF BEVERLY The Friendly Bank with Drive-In Service ANDERSON'S DRUG STORE 301 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. DU 6-0141 COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND You Can Depend On FRANKLIN BODY EQUIPMENT CORP. DESIGNERS — MANUFACTURERS — DISTRIBUTORS 521 Locust Avenue BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY Blue Bird School Bus Bodies—Franklin New Yorker Ambulances All American and Traveler Adult Busses—Franklin Memphian Ambulances REG. F. ADAMS, '17 New Jersey Sales Mgr. Box 83 Phone: DUdley 6-2336 FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Carmella Leone Bernice Liszewski Effalon McConnell Katherine Miller Joan O'Farrow Joyce O'Farrow Sam Perkins Janice Parsons Nancy Ridgway President— HOP KEMBLE Vice President—MARY ANN SPIEWAK Secretary—RUTH JENKINS Treasurer—CLEMENTINE VESAKI Virginia Scarzo Rosemarie Seaman Betty Severi Patsy Sherwood Diane Stewart Joan Truchinski Sondra Ayrer Barbara Bair Carol Bishop Alice Commons Selester Cross Joyce D'Elena Joan Duncan Leona Duncan Veronica Glodek Cecelia Gmytruk Anna Mae Greene Lea Fenton Leonella Jenkins Justine Kaluska Nancy King Mareta Kreidenweiss Henry Michalski Marlene Lawrence Compliments ol FOX'S MARKET 41 E. Broad Street LUMADUE and SON LUMBER - BUILDING MATERIALS and PLUMBING SUPPLIES Rancocas Road at Dresser Avenue SPRINGSIDE, BURLINGTON, N. J. DUdley 6-0266 Everybody Buys at BERNIE'S MEN'S SHOP Your Favorite Store for NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS Official Distributors BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA Uniforms - Equipment - Literature 317 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND Compliments of FLORELLE SHOP FOR HOSIERY, LINGERIE SPORTSWEAR 15 E. Broad Street BURLINGTON, N. J. GOLDY AND SON ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES and FIXTURES RADIOS and REFRIGERATORS TELEVISION BURLINGTON, N. J. Phone: DUdley 6-9175 122 RIGG'S Drink Atoast and Sandwich Shop Congratulations CLASS OF 1958 328 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. BURLINGTON LODGE No. 22 I. O. O. F. TOMER'S ELECTRICAL SERVICE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Westinghouse Service Sponsors of United Nations Wiring Supplies - Fixtures 24-Hour Emergency Service Pilgrimage for Youth 1805 High Street Phone: DUdley 6-0720 10 GOOD REASONS FOR OPENING A SAVINGS ACCOUNT WITH THE FARMERS' AND MECHANICS' SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 1. You will be paid 3V4% Dividend—Current Return. 2. You can Invest any amount—Any Time. 3. You can make withdrawals at your convenience. 4. Your Account is Insured up to $10,000. 5. You Will receive Dividends every Six Months. 6. Your Money will be Working for you. 7. You will help your neighbor get a Mortgage. 8. You will find Saving a good Habit. 9. You will be Saving for the Future. 10. You will become a Member of the Association. FARMERS' and MECHANICS' SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION 352 High Street BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY DU 6-2400 123 CONGRATULATIONS FROM HOMEROOM 39 MRS. HARBISON Susan Boyd Brenda Brown Ronald Bowring Judy Brock Irene Burris Loretta Brock Doris Ann Bremen Evelyn Bivens Martha Branin Vesta Boone Nancy Breier Pat Bishop Priscilla Brush Judy Burt Emma Bocci Earl Brown Karl Brown Lorraine Boyd Sam Briggs Bob Burk George Bowley Ed Borden Charles Bracy Phone: DUdley 7-0317 CARLO--- Beauticians, Inc. 680 High Street BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY OPEN MONDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY- —9 to 9 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY—9 to 6 CONGRATULATIONS FROM HOMEROOM 315 MRS. GALMISH Snag Travia Henry Vonderkall Claire VanSciver Gerry Vaccaro Mildred Wallace Albert Woolston Tony Toronto Clifford Wells Helen Weinczyk Nance Yannerella Vita Venuto Angie Venditti Bob Willey Judy Weil Claudine Young Wuszie Wiesniewski Tom Wojick Pat Walsh Wings Wilson Libby Yaniro Judy Volpe Lou Wiesniewski Zack Zaksewski Eva Vaughn SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATES BISHOPS' DAIRIES RIVERSIDE, NEW JERSEY HObart 1-0476 124 LUMADUE and SON Compliments of LUMBER - BUILDING MATERIALS and PLUMBING SUPPLIES MILLSIDE FARMS Rancocas Road at Dresser Avenue SPRINGSIDE, BURLINGTON, N. J. HObart 1-0046 DUdley 6-0266 J. CHEIN COMPANY TOY MAKERS A Good Place to Work” William Street BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY Phone: DUdley 6-2800 COMPLIMENTS OF GUS' TOMATO PIE AND SPAGHETTI COMMUNITY PAINT WALLPAPER CO. BURLINGTON State Highway Route 130 BURLINGTON, N. J. TRENTON MT. HOLLY ANDERSON MOTORS BURLINGTON. NEW JERSEY CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH, IMPERIAL Serving the Motoring Public Since 1921 Elmer B. Anderson DUdley 6-0210 DAVID WEISS PAINTS and HARDWARE House Furnishings and Plumbing Supplies 310 Warren Street BEVERLY, NEW JERSEY Tel.: DUdley 7-0159 DUdley 7-0205 We Call and Deliver BEVER-LEE CLEANERS THE BETTER DRY CLEANING Warren and Walnut Streets BEVERLY, N. J. Compliments of FASICK'S IEWELERS DIAMONDS - WATCHES - JEWELRY Watch Repairing 241 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. Phone: DU 7-1390 LEN'S WELDING SERVICE ELECTRIC 5 ACETYLENE WELDING PORTABLE EQUIPMENT Route 130 and York Street BURLINGTON, N. J. STEPHEN DTJLLOS FLORIST 216 Cherry Street BURLINGTON, N. J. Your Taste in Beauty and Design Is Our Main Concern Fnone: DUdley 6-0348 WELLS PHARMACY 433 Cooper Street BEVERLY, N. J. Phone: DUdley 6-3445 H. McCLOSKEY BUS SERVICE 208 Warren Street 24-Hour Service — Buses for All Types of Service 43 Years Continuous Service — Air Conditioned Coaches Telephone: DUdley 7-0150 DU 7-0587 DU 6-1965 DUdley 6-1550 M. PAUL AUSTIN ENGINEERING CO., INC. PRES. KOHLER BUICK, Inc. CONSULTING ENGINEERS and LAND SURVEYORS q , BUICK _ Sales RENAULT SerV1Ce Professional Building Rancocas Road and Elbow Lane BURLINGTON, N. J. 581 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. CAPITOL FURNITURE CO., Inc. EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME F. P. D'AUTRECHY PLUMBING and HEATING Broad and High EURLINGTON, N. J. BEVERLY, N. J. Phone: DUdley 6-1502 Phone: DU 7-0328 127 ONLY THE FINEST COMES FROM POPKIN’S OUR VERY BEST WISHES and Town Country Shoes 319 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. 54 Main Street MT. HOLLY, N. J. GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '58 FROM HOMEROOM 301 MISS MARREN Nancy Morton Pete Perigrino Marion Nickerson Dot Mikulski, Pres. Chester Parzyck Linda Parker Kathy Pazden, Vice Pres. Henry Michalski Marie Onori Bob Nemitz Margaret Meredith Bill Norcross Charlene Petroski Tommy Orem Bill Painter, Treas. Sandy Painter Leo Morris Joyce O'Farrow Wayne Parks Joan Mosley Victor Micucci, S. C. Rep Louie Montagno, Secy. Ted Pfister Joan O'Farrow JOHN GREENWOOD MERIT SERVICE STATION General Repairs - Accessories Lubrication West State Highway, Route 130 BURLINGTON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF POST'S RESTAURANT DUdley 6-0002 BURLINGTON FLOOR COVERING RUGS - CARPETS - LINOLEUM PLASTIC WALL TILE VENETIAN BLINDS - PAINTS High and Federal Streets BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY WILLIAM MEASEY SONS FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions 402 Jones Avenue BURLINGTON, N. J. Estimates Cheerfully Given DUdley 6-0068 THEODORE R. CLAIR, Ph.G PRESCRIPTION — PHARMACIST COMPLIMENTS OF Broad York Streets BURLINGTON, N. J. DU 6-0170 MATTSON'S MARKET Mount Holly Road BURLINGTON, N. J. THE FLOOR MART, INC. 300 High Street BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY PAINTS and FLOOR COVERINGS — VENETIAN BLINDS WALL TILE DRAPERY HARDWARE Wholesale and Retail — Free Estimates Call DU 7-2100 HULLING'S NEWS BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '58 650 South High and Dewey ALWAYS OPEN ASHMEN'S GARGE REPAIRS ON ALL CARS AND POWER MOTORS Route 130 BURLINGTON, N. J. Phone: DUdley 6-9734 President—PAUL BOHNE Vice President—FIRMAN ABDILL Secretary—JANET BREWER Treasurer—MARIANNE ARNDT MRS. WILSON Gary Burr Roy Breth Pat Bublewitz Mark Bowen Bill Austin Ralph Bozarth Madelyn Allen Betty Pat Brennan Gilford Algood Marion Bishop Marge Brelsford Judy Atkins Prudence Bisbee Jeanne Akers Boone HOMEROOM 102 CAROL FAGAN—President DOROTHY HOFFMAN—Vice-President GLORIA HAMMELL—Secretary-Treasurer HELEN HARKER—Student Council Mrs. T Sandra D'Errico Stanley Dubas Janet Duncan Joan Duncan Leona Duncan Dianna Farley Walter Fijalkowski Barbara Gamble Doris Gardner Lillian Georgianni Cecilia Gmytruk Linda Grantham Anne Guri Grotnaes Joseph Guarino David Harralson Georgette Hesley Norman Higgins James Hoffman A Y L O R Oliver Holmes Robert Hudson Joseph Reeves Charles Remington William Rogers Doreen Schwed Alfreda Schweyer Diane Stewart Compliments of NATE'S PIONEER MARKET GLASSMAN'S DEPT. STORE 305 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. Quality MEAT - LUNCH MEATS FRUIT and PRODUCE - GROCERIES 800 Lincoln Avenue DUdley 6-1154 DUdley 6-0481 LUCAS MOTOR COMPANY Sales — F O R D — Service Two Locations Washington Avenue at Federal Street Route 130 and Keim Boulevard BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS” HOMEROOM 203 MISS SCOTT FRANCES LAVIANO—President GEORGIA KYRIACOU—Secretary NANCY KEEFER—Vice President BARBARA HORNER—Student Council Doug Harris Pat Hendrickson Geraldine Hill Chick Holmes Bill Hosier Larry Howe Merton Howe Bruce Jack Barbara Jacoby Carolyn James Lorretta Jones Helen Kawiecki Jim Keller Mary Eloise Keller Judy Kerr George Klemm Paul Knapp Christine Krevchuck Judy Kudzma Gabriel Kyriacou Rosemary Land Warren Lane Pat. E. Lawhorn Bill Lawrence Pat Lawrence John Lazzarotti Joyce Little DUdley 6-0664 DRUG CENTRE BURLINGTON COUNTY'S LEADING PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE Compliments of DOUGLAS SHOE REPAIR FINE WORKMANSHIP 325 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. 343 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. Homeroom 305 MISS COPPOLA Sandy Schwartz Veronica Shultz Barbara Scott Barbara Smith Tora Segerstrom Christine Smith Betty Severi Dorothy Sozio Joan Severs Ginger Stap Joanne Sexton Gary Schwoebel Pat Sexton Travis Seay Arlene Shaffer Tom Sexton Marlene Shaffer Milton Shaffer Carole Sharp John Shaw Rita Sharp Bill Siket Judy Sherwood Tilson Sills Dee Shinn Bill Spahr Pat Shisler Paul Sparks Phone: Day—DUdley 6-0600 DAN McCOLLISTER General Manager McCOLLISTER'S MOVING STORAGE Logan and Mitchell Avenue BURLINGTON, N. J. Compliments of BURLINGTON GENERAL SUPPLY GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 220 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. Phone: DUdley 6-1513 MINUTE STEAK COMPANY FROZEN STEAK and MEAT SPECIALTIES Mitchell Avenue BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF THE WILLIAM H. BORDEN CO., LTD, C. E. STONE AUTOMATIC HEATING WINKLER EQUIPMENT Beverly Road BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY Phone: DUdley 6-0365 Phone: DUdley 6-2121 EMPIRE FINANCE COMPANY 1 East Broad Street BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY A LOAN FOR EVERY NEED DUdley 7-0663 - 7-0664 BEVERLY MOTOR CO. DeSOTO — PLYMOUTH Warren and Laurel Streets BEVERLY, NEW JERSEY Edman W. Thomas Compliments of LUCILLE'S BEAUTY SALON 817 Moreland Avenue BURLINGTON, N. J. 133 DUdley 6-0418 Compliments of Compliments of BAUGH BROTHERS ARTCO SUPPLY RADIO CENTER EQUIPMENT CO. Admiral Television OFFICE FURNITURE and EQUIPMENT Electrical Appliances Bottled Gas - Service 578 High Str t BURLINGTON, N. I. 13 East Broad Street Your Typewriter Headquarters BURLINGTON, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF HOMEROOM 310 MR. SCHMIDT President—ED MIKULSKI Vice President—CHARLES PERKINS Secretary—BOB McGINLEY Treasurer—LINDA MORROW Anne Love Pat Marino Janet Marter Judy Martin Fred Matthews Bill McCormick Bill McCullough Bill Moore Racine Moore Judy Motlas Barbara O’Neil Betty Onori Myrtle Painter Bob Parker Phil Parrish Barb Pettit Bill Pettit Betty Pfister Johnny Pinto Chet Podolak Margie Rapagna Mickey Podroza TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES PICK-UP and DELIVERY SERVICE CARUSO BROTHERS' SERVICE STATIONS SHELL STATION MOBIL STATION U. S. 130 and Salem Road U. S. 130 and Jackson Street BURLINGTON, N. J. BURLINGTON, N. J. Phone: DUdley 6-9805 Phone: DUdley 6-9860 LUBRICATION WASHING COMPLIMENTS OF CLOVER SHOE MANUFACTURING CO. Incorporated BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 from HOMEROOM 306 MRS. McKENNA Charles Stevens Lynn Taylor Richard Tyler Jim VanSciver Bertha Taylor Judy Ulissi Harry Stecker George Thomas Bertha Underwood Howard Steinruck Ree Thomas Daisy Mae Vaughn Karen Stewart Robert Tice Judy Vonderkall George Stickel Estella Tooles Nick Vizachero Bruce Stradling Pearl Tooles Fran Wade Barbara Taggart Gini Toughill Phil Wajda Bruce Taylor Bruce Troxell Joe Wallace Chuck Taylor Midge Turner George Van Meter 135 Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 58 from BURLINGTON MOTORS SALES 0 L D S M 0 B I I E RAMBLER METROPOLITAN COMPANY SERVICE DUdley 6-1656 BURLINGTON UPHOLSTERING 34 East Union Street BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY Phone: DU 6-1108 MODELS—CRAFTS —H. O. TRAINS TROPICAL FISH SPORTING GOODS B B HOBBIES 304 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. ARROW SHIRTS STETSON HATS Compliments of COMPLIMENTS OF POLSKY'S MEN'S WEAR BURLINGTON, N. J. FABRIC CENTER BOTANY SUITS BOSTONIAN SHOES HOMEROOM 215 MR SCHEYHING President—PHYLLIS NICOLAI Council Representative—FRANNIE PURDY Vice President—STAN PAINTER Treasurer—FAITH POPKIN Secretary—SANDY PERKINS Janice Parsons Bunny Reach Jack Ross Lorraine Protheroe Sally Phillips Bill Reinhardt Walt Poole Wally Rohlfing Pee-Wee Placente Harvey Pine Penny Richardson Shortie Parzyck Chris Ruediger Cookie Perkins Nancy Parker Kirby Pitko Johnny Oakford Bob Poole Dave Rogers Sandy Myers Sue Parent Rocky Nelson Charlie Orsini Dee O'Neill Bill Pullen 137 CONGRATULATIONS FROM B. P. O. E. No. 996 ELKS BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY CONGRATULATIONS FROM HOMEROOM 216 MR. NEWMAN Bev Mary Lou Barb Rosie Ginny Irene Fran Mary Ann Gloria Shirley Pat Paulette Barbara Sam Charlie Len Jay Jim George John Frank Ted Rich Johnny Ward Ritchie Sue Judy Lana Jean CONGRATULATIONS FELLOW STUDENTS! William Hughes Carl Hutton Jeanette Jacoby Michael James Ruth Jenkins Margery Jobes Alvin Johnson Maurice Jones Patricia Jones HOMEROOM 304 MRS. STINSON HOMEROOM OFFICERS President—GARY JANKOWSKI Vice President—BILL KRESSLER Secretary—MARGE KAELIN Treasurer—EMERALD KEMBLE Elaine Kaupas Barrie Kee James Kelly Larry Kemmerer Sheila Kennedy Joel King Patricia Koons Edward Kowalski Mary Kay Krayer Mareta Kreidenweiss Stephen Krevchuck Ann Kuchfski Sam Lee John Leeds William Long Eugene Lorincz Dorothy Leuallen Student Council Representative—ROBERT LEIBOWITZ Compliments of MARIO'S GARAGE Pennsylvania Avenue BEVERLY, N. J. NEVILLE LUMBER SUPPLY CO. ONLY THE RICH CAN AFFORD POOR QUALITY Compliments of ROYAL AUTO and HOME SUPPLY AUTO and RADIO SUPPLIES TIRES - HOUSEWARES TOYS - SPORTING GOODS 318 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. Morris Cohen DUdley 6-9841 Route 130 and Hulme Street DU 6-2500 139 Spouting and Gutiering — Rooi Painting — Sheet Metal Work HOWARD M. GOHEEN TINSMITH ROOFING and HEATING 115 Mott Avenue BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY DUdley 6-1455 Estimates Cheerfully Given EDWIN B. TAYLOR INSURANCE JOSHUA TAYLOR CO. Since 1875 321 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. Congratulations CLASS OF '58 BURLINGTON DRUGS G80 South High Street DUdley 6-1256 COMPLIMENTS OF THE BURLINGTON SHORT WAVE RADIO CLUB Walt —K2PPT Jim —K2PPV George —K2QIJ Bob —K2QPN Doug McCray ’ Frank K2SQS Wally W2JUG Ernie —W2PKT Ed —WN2KUU Dick Tyler Firman Abdill—VY73 DU 7-0319 COMPLIMENTS OF DUBROW'S SHOE STORE 347 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. REPAIRING II It's Banged Up We'll Fix It SHINN'S AUTO BODY PAINTING Also Pick Up and Delivery Service U. S. 130 BURLINGTON, N. J. 5 MINUTES FROM BURLINGTON CHATTERBOX RESTAURANT and MOTEL Route 130 BURLINGTON, N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF TRACY'S 5 10 BEVERLY, N. J. FOR MOTOROLA TELEVISION SEE HORN'S 227 High Street Phone: DUdley 6-0330 Compliments of JACK JILL SHOP Infants — Toddlers to Teens Wear 315 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. DU 7-0252 HOMEROOM 201 MISS LEARN Carol Chiemiego Toni Coppola Ray Clark Alan Conroy Joe Cramer Ralph Clark Ed Clemens Ed Cook Catherine Canterbury Ann Camac Pat Cramer Phyllis Cramer “Bunny Cliver Joe Conda “Flea Costello Joe Centifonti Dee Caruso Vi Campbell Tony Carnivale Alex Crammer Carol Chambers Nance Carr Allen Conard Ben Cardi Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1958 UNITED STATES PIPE AND FOUNDRY COMPANY BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY Compliments of TERRY BARTA LADIES' APPAREL and ACCESSORIES 407 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1958 LAWYER'S BARBER SHOP DU 6-4779 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 FROM HOMEROOM 45 MR. LOWRY H. WELCH Ray Caire Bill Cannuli Rich Chaikin Clarence Cballender Ed Chiemingo Joe Churylo Bob Ciasca Bob Clair Larry Cobb Kenny Cook Dick Cramer Lester Danley Bill Dauria Jacqueline Daley Richard Crook Joyce Capri Lou Carnivale Lou Caskey Pat Cecilia Maria Clark Alice Commons Selester Cross Edie Cucinotta Caroline Cunningham Lola Daneker Bobby Danetz Barbara D'Ascendis COMPLIMENTS OF CO-OPERATIVE GROWERS' ASSOCIATION, INC. BEVERLY, N. J. COLONIAL DRESS SHOP IT'S THE SERVICE THAT COUNTS LOU'S BARBER SHOP 672 High Street BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY CUSTOM MADE RAILINGS — CELLAR DOORS Made and Installed STEP RAILINGS Estimates Cheerfully Given Free ol Charge FIRE ESCAPES — INSIDE RAILING PIONEER RAILING Pennsylvania Avenue and Laurel Street BEVERLY, N. J. Drop us a Card or Phone: DUdley 7-0981 - 7-0868 Louis Rapagna Compliments ol CENTURY WELDING SERVICE Compliments of DR. WILBUR F. MURPHY CHIROPRACTOR 22 West Union Street BURLINGTON, N. J. 143 FRED PENNISE, Prop. Compliments of WYNETTE SHOP i 307 High Street BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY WOMEN'S and MISSES' APPAREL FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA President—LESLIE METZLER Vice-President—VONDA WEBB Treasurer—MARY LOU SPANELLI Secretary—SANDY POSCH Madelyn Allen Barbara Farner Mary Fitzgerald Sandy Habingreither Marion Nickerson Marlene Shaffer Jerald Webb Rosalie Wiesniewski Bertha Underwood Nancy Yannerella Barbara Cameron Claire Farner Lorraine Gardener Virginia Lukis Arlene Shaffer Ethel Turner Louise Wiesniewski Janet Wright Liberta Yaniro Claudine Young Compliments of ALEXANDER and MAURICE DENBO HOMEROOM 204 MR. MAHER President—“HUMPY D'ASCENDIS Secretary—MARIE FRANCESCO Vice President— BOOSH EVANS Treasurer—JOYCE FRANCIS Rich Crowe Maurice Crump Joe Cucinotta Rich DeMore Ray Devlin Erskine L. Diggs Bob Dingas Larry Downs “Butch'' Duchat Dan Duffy Ray Edge Joe Errickson Dave Fellows Pete Fernholz Ernie Ferri George Ford Fred Fuhrer Harriet Curlis Sandy Diaczynsky Gail Farias Barbara Farner Janice Freck PADGETT'S FLOWER GIFT SHOP “CORSAGES OUR SPECIALTY 309 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. Phone: DUdley 6-0066 Compliments of HENRY'S SHOES 341 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. We Specialize In TUNE-UPS — BRAKES WHEEL BALANCING —LUBRICATING MINOR REPAIRS DELANCO ESSO SERVICENTER AL CAPRI, Prop. Burlington and Cooper Streets DELANCO, N. J. Everything for Your Car Needs Your Satisfaction Is Our Greatest Asset HENRY LEVIN '29 Phone: HO 1-9778 Best Wishes From STAR TRANSPORT COMPANY RIVERSIDE, NEW JERSEY WILLIAM H. BAIR HObart 1-2700 EXport 3-5664 DUdley 6-0457 ORCHARD VIEW FLORIST JACK SEVER, Prop. Route 130 BURLINGTON, N. J. RIGG PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS Michael S. Mikulski, R.P. 308 High Street BURLINGTON, NEW JERSEY Phone: DU 6-0565 SILPATH'S JEWELERS 306 High Street BURLINGTON, N. J. MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK OF BURLINGTON I like to see a man proud of the place in which he lives. I like to see a man live in it so his place will be proud of him. Abraham Lincoln. Our Directors, Officers and Staff Are Well Known Burlingtonians We believe in this community. We believe in the citizens who are proud of living here, we believe in our good schools and churches, we believe in the successful farmers and enterprising merchants and manufacturers. We Believe In Our Bank that has served this community for over 100 years and has the interest of the people at heart and is ever on the lookout for means of making this an even better community. On these beliefs we base our service. 1 8 3 9 — 1 9 5 8 MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK OF BURLINGTON 147 - NOTHER FINE EDITION BY THE CREATORS OF OUTSTANDING YEARBOOKS AND OF MASTERKROME FULL-COLOR LITHOGRAPHY Campus Publishing Bookcrafiers P AO L I, P E N N SYLVAN IA