Clayton High School - Clipper Yearbook (Clayton, NJ)

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ROBERT B. MCCLEISH III The pride and joy of the if-amps: Jeflion COMMERCIAL To teach music . . . music as- sociates Larry and Bob . . . the memorable Prom of 1959 HBUTCI-I BETTY LOU MILES Some Jlarf ju!! twinhle, otheff shine, ACADEMIC To teach for' her supper . . . quietly converses with Pat and Jeanne . . . Miss Hill and French BETTY You don't say l FRANK E. MCCURDY I rtudy when lhere is nothing elie lo do GENERAL Ambitionless . . . duet with Jack . . . Memories of junior party will live on forever FRANK ROBERT MOFFA All the qualificalioni of a regular fellow rolled into one COMMERCIAL To go into the field of music . . . has musically inclined friends . . . cherishes the memory - junior-Senior Prom BOB That's true ! BILL McKEE I some lo Jrhool lo get a gen- eral idea of lhingf INDUSTRIAL ARTS Sweetest ambition - sleeping . . . buddies-Dave and Elvin . . . another rememberer of the junior party BILL You're kidding 1 CAROL MOORE Carol if a conirientioui girl COMMERCIAL To succeed in business school . . . seen with Masoline and Beverly . . . Sadie Hawkins dance-unforgettable KILE Is that so ? JOHN. MCMENAMIN Youve only young onfe - after that I'll ha1'e to lhinh of another excure. ACADEMIC Be the first moondweller . . . gets into mischief with Pat, jack, and Frank . . . a great Key Club convention Don't panic ! NORMAN MORRIS III Ou! for a good timeg neue: in a hurry INDUSTRIAL ARTS To have the fastest car around , . . drag races with Wayne' . . . May 27, 1959-H day t0 remember BUTCH

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TWYLA N. LUCAS Mer1'ily, merrily, fhall I line COMMERCIAL Beautician school bound . . . jane, Carolyn, and Carol are three of her friends . . . can't seem to forget September 1, 1959 DIMPLES Oh, you're kidding V' ANNE G. MARONE She talk! as if it giver her joy GENERAL Ambition-you'd be surprised . . . her cohorts-Nina, Patty, and Janet . . . a certain Febr- uary 3rd brings sighs. UGUITTYI' Anthony, help me with my homework! ANTHONY J. MAGLIOCCO Sincere, friendly, Clever, and lrue, many warm friends he if righlfully due ACADEMIC His greatest achievement - success . . . one of the four rrmclrs , the memorable summer of '59 TONY You don't say so! BONITA MAZOWSKI Sheir neat, 5he'J rweet ACADEMIC Visions of hairdryers . . . Theresa, Shirley, and Nancy -her traveling companions . . . will always remember summer vacation of '59 BON Let's see now ! JOSEPH MAJOWICZ The world helong 20 ihe ener- gelir - hal who wanlf lhe world ACADEMIC Success without exerting ener- gy . . . Francis's shadow . . . has memories or a certain junior party ..JOE,, LOUISE MAZZEI A red-headed girl wh0'J in a whirl ACADEMIC To earn a white Cap . . . completes the set of Carolyn, jane, and Anne . . . say- ing farewell to '58-hello to '59 MAISIE Oh, I don't know! TERRENCE MALONEY Alwayr ready for work and play, perferahly play INDUSTRIAL ARTS Dave and Bob are his part- ners in crime . . . a real flirt . . . noisy TERRY FRANK MAZZIOTTA A laugh if worzh a hundred groans in any marhez ACADEMIC Doesn't seem to have an am- bition . . . one of the four mucks . . , a fabulous day -August 16, 1959 MUCK No lie! ,--,esfas fam- .wr-fi f I ' , - . , , ,... ,.,, .. ,. , , ,,,.. - J- .fm-,, 1.n nre:n1w

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PASQUALE MUNGIOLE Fm rhorl, bu! ro war Na- poleofz ACADEMIC C.H.S.'s first mad scientist . . . john, jack, and Frank his troubleshooters . . . Will never forget Mrs. Green's trip to zoo PAT Wanna bet GEORGIANNA B. PARKS A Jmile tba! ir worlh half II dozen frowzzr ACADEMIC To teach in Switzerland . . . her childhood friends - Pat and Nina . . . everlasting memories-spring and sum- mer of 1958 GEORGE oh, Phooeyt' JUDITH ANN NOLDER She Jpefzhr, urls, and behaves just as she should ACADEMIC A Lous De Pron dancer . . . bubbles with excitement to Jeanne, Terri, and Kathy . . . recalls starry-eyed her 17th birthday ...IUDU Cha Cha Cha DAVID HARRISON PFIZENMAIER I can resirt anything but lemplalzofz GENERAL California! here I come . . . shares his sly laugh with Steve and Charles . . . the summer of 1959dhis remem- brance DAVE ..DiP,, WARREN C. NOTHNICK The mighly man of the auto- mobile GENERAL A successful businessman to be . . . sports Tony, Frank, and Joe . . . his greatest mem- ory-Junior-Senior Prom 1959 CAROL PHILLIPS A .rweez girl with few word: COMMERCIAL To be a payroll clerk . . . her friends, Donna, Glenna, and Rebecca . . . her memory -6th period S.I-I. in 102 TERESE A. PAGLIARINI Gay of bean, bright of fare, no one elre can tube her plane ACADEMIC Weekend at Annapolis - cherished dream . . . sister- act with Naomi, Pat, and Car- rol . Carrol's wedding- a fabulous memory TERRI It was the funniest thing I've ever seen NANCY PUSTIZZI Thai happy-ga-Jleady look COMMERCIAL To take shorthand for a drummer . . . One of the drags . . . freshman and soph- omore years with A. R, re- main in mind NANCY Sugar