Clayton High School - Clipper Yearbook (Clayton, NJ)

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THERESA MARIE REALE A qzziez most almzcrive Zan' COMMERCIAL To use a stenographer's pad . . . another one of the drags . What happened at the Kick-off dance of 1959? TERRY Don't rush me JEANNE F. SANDELIER Ever forward, b!lC',Ellf':ZI'd zzeifef' ACADEMIC A good teacher she'll strive to be . . . go on to college with Janet, Pat, and Nina . . . summer of 1959-the livin' end JEAN How about that ALEX REIM You neref' know what be is going to do uzzzil he doef if INDUSTRIAL ARTS To sail the seven seas . . . still seen with Jo Ann when not playing football . . . had a ball Sth period study hall! MOLE JOAN LOIS SANDELIER Quiel and reiefved ir Jbe COMMERCIAL To be a most efficient secre- tary . . . probably not quiet with Andrea, Bonnie, and Terry . . . memory of Drexel trip a lasting memory UCHANDELIERH Don't panic DAVID ROBINSON W'orf5 ffzicimzler me-I mn .vit and look at ig for bourf INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mechanically inclined . . . be- longs to Magano, Inc .... memories of the 3:20 Club UROBBOH JOHN R. SENIOR Fd like to be Joy, but Ilae Girlr won? lei me ACADEMIC College at any cost . . . Wayne, Butch, and Ray pull him out of his shell . , . re- maining memorysclass night 1959, fun night ROSE S. SACHS Happy ur zz mofquizo who just parsed Iver Jrreen lei! COMMERCIAL Another beatnik contribution to C.H.S .... Kathy and Chizzy-her best friends . . . delightful summers at Wil- son's Lake UROEU Get away, I insist, get away'J GLENNA ELIZABETH SHERMAN A .rimple Jinrerily COMMERCIAL Has high ambitions-would like to travel . . . Pat, Won- eta, and Naomi share her sincerity . . . trapped on stairs during New York trip-re- members What next, Pat?

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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

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ELAINE MARIE SIBILA Soft .rpohen attraetizfenerr COMMERCIAL To first learn, then teach . . . a charming friendliness . . . her high school friendships -prized possessions So it goes! PATRICIA ANN SNYDER A Joft anrwer turneth away wrath COMMERCIAL To run an efficient office... her pals-Glenna, Woneta, and Naomi . . . Mrs. Green's wild biology classes PAT I don't know! PATRICIA ANN SILVER Beauty and grace command the world ACADEMIC To fly to the sky as a steward- ess . . . causes a riot with Nina, Janet, and Betsy . . . an unforgettable junior year PAT Holy Cow! THOMAS JOSEPH SPINA A swell guy and a good friend ACADEMIC just college . . John, Harvey, and john-buddies . . . his fondest memory-Mr, Mar- tin's hilarious jokes TOM FRANCIS SILVERT Make math of him, great men are Jcarre ACADEMIC A college degree-his only desire . . . Joes pillar . . . graduation day - his most cherished memory FRANK VINCENT PATRICK SPINNATO A versatile fellow with a merry smile, his friendship if indeed worth while COMMERCIAL To make a lot of money . . . his friends-athletic musicians . . . gives thanks for Thanks- giving, sophomore year VINCY My heavens! JANE LYNN SIMPSON The highest peak in fashion ACADEMIC To care for the ill as a lady in white . . . nursing school bound . . . befriended by Carolyn and Twyla . . . a wonderful Junior Prom 'JANIEH I could have died! LOUISE CAROL STASCHE Sweet -dand .rinrere ACADEMIC To design clothes for the House of Dior . . . Helen and Bobbie benefit from her sweetness . . . two fantastic summers-1958 and 1959 LOU Oh, beans I wewmszfmwmnasvwwm.-wm,,sa,,,,,WW ,WWW MMM-seeaaas l1