Clifton High School - Rotunda Yearbook (Clifton, NJ)

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' .f xxf' if E 1 vw 5 r i , f I 1 I .gg I -'V' , 1 , FOREWORD The bluepnnt of today may be the bulldlng of tomorrow ln a sense the blueprnnt represents a mrrror whrch serves both to reflect and to frx on paper the ndeas to be conveyed Designed by the engineer It s used as a pattern from whlch builders may construct We may consider our development and education as the blueprint of our llves to date For us thus blueprint ns more than a tuon upon whlch we have begun to form the structure of our lsves For thus struc ture we must contlnue to build by the pat tern whzch we have designed Without thus draft for the future we should be slmllar to a man who has before hum materrals with whrch to bulld but who knows not where or how to begun Blueprint the therne of our yearboolf represents the plan whnch we have lrved fo: years and the one we shall use ln creating our future E . . 1 , i worlcing drawing, It is actually.the founda- fbecficafian As we, the senior class of l95O graduate, we sincerely and devotedly dedicate this, our yearbook, THE BLUEPRINT, to a competent administrator whom we shall always remember, Mr. George J. Smith. Very rarely do high school students find a school official and friend for whom they have such deep respect as we have for Mr. Smith. We can never fully express our sincere appreciation for all he has done for our school system, By unselfishly and willingly assisting us through our school years, he has helped draw the blueprint for our future lives, To show our infinite gratitude for all the time and effort he has devoted to the betterment of our school facilities and curriculum we shall do our best to make ourselves citizens of whom he can be proud Q QRMH I 763 H BOARD OF EDUCATION x xi wi: gs? . Lie. Seated Mrs A W Applegate Mr Neal Kuypers Mr Fred Friend Counsel Mr David Van Dxllen Presldent of the Board Mr John E McHenry Mr Frank Gersue Second Row Mr Paul Gretchyn Mr John M Tntus Mr Jules L Mallay Mr George J Smith Superlntendent of Schools Mr Frank Wood Secretary of the Board Mr Emnl M Gacy As Thus Book Went To Press Death Took Our Board Presrdent Mr David Van Dullen We Regret With Deep Sorrow Has Passnng l'll5H Q IC Sampllng Cookzng of the Home EC Girls HAROLD J. ADAMS Principal ' 45' Harry J. Collester George N. Anderson Agsisfonf fo the Superintendent Vice-principal in charge of the Annex Pf' OFFICE STAFF 8 . A. Deane Nichols Assistant to the Principal Dr. Charles A. Berthold Director of Guidance Left to right - Helen Baumgarten, Clerkg Evelyn Geitzenauer, Registrarg Dorothy Frank, Clerk. Eight UM!-IN VALUES ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Standing left to right-Marion Cooperg Hazel Blooreg Arthur Bensong Mary Frankovic, Li- brariang Edna B. Nemethg sit- ting left to right-Hanna T, Kerwing Eleanor Pederseng El- sie Johnsong Clarice A, Smith, head of departmentg Elizabeth B. Morrellg Esther Gotti. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Left to right-Joseph Rosen- feldg William C. Benkendorfg Thomas Dolang Mildred Kneerg Benjamin Derr, head of depart- mentg Philip Piagetg Rendal Ham, FACU LTY HISTORY DEPARTMENT Standing left to right-William Lennong Dorothy Klinkg John Dobolg Lillian Chupakg Nick- olas Perselg Seated - Lillian Millsg Margaret B. Bender, head of departmentg Elisabeth Romary. Nine ,-q-'N' 315.02 we-SHE texts Ten TN'-s...,,h-Y 3' fy.. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Lett to right-Anita McLain, Margaret O'Leary, head of Latin department, Katherine Chase, Edna Vorrath, head ot department. ARTS DEPARTMENT Linnet Beams, Domestic Sci- ence, Aaron Halpern, Mechan- ical Drawing, Mary E. Gardner, Fine Arts, Emil Lang, Wood Shop, Helen V. Koepke, Music, and Hubert Tunison, Metal Shop. MEMBERS OE THE FACULTY NOT PICTURED George T. Coulthard, Mechan- ical Drawing, Eleanora Dona- telli, English, Joseph Grecco, Physical Training, Dr, Elinor Hanna, English, Lula Howard, English, Charles Jackson, Commercial, Helen Luques, Commercial, Cecil B, Morse, Home Economics, Evelyn Os- borne, English, Erna Stasse, Language, Elsie Yanko, Com- mercial. MATHEMATICS' DEPARTMENT Left to right-Daisy Gogan, Elizabeth Doyle, Adrian Struyk, Blair Howell, head of department, Ruth Vanderbeck. HUMAN VALUES COMMERC lAL DEPARTMENT Standing left to right-Vincent DeVriesg Erna Hardtg Amelia Del Eaverog Ethel Condong Doris Connellyg Max Jugelg Harriet Wilkinsong sitting lett to right-A---Helen Angusj Anne Curting Joseph Mullen, head ot departmentg Helen Berger, Martha Traier. PHYSICAL TRAINING DEPARTMENT Standing - Emil Bednarcikg Albert Leskog sitting - Helen Frazzag Virginia Altvater. ANNEX FACULTY Standing left to right-Agatha Spinellag Louise Zachariasg Elizabeth Battelg Pauline Ran- dazzog Jack Rappsg Dorothy Caseg Marilyn Van Hasselg Margaret DeVriesg Kathleen Greenhalghg Walter Dunng Ruth Van Dilleng W. Paul Saulsg Daniel Chestong Charles Gersieg Maguerite Maloneyg Beatrice Del Faverog Josephine Hoch, Vice-Principalg Betty Sobolg Arthur Donnellyg 'Elea- nor Schusterg Alfred Apple- gate. 6 LIFE IN SCHOOL Following up the development of our blueprint we find the senior year looming ahead of us as the final challenge for a con- struction as yet without defect. We have reached the apropos time to add the finishing touches to our monumentous project. Now we have ascended to the heights and are ready to reminisce over the well worn pathways we have traversed to attain our goal. We realize that the final step in a construction can prove the task to be a masterpiece or a failure. Looking ahead toward our more spacious pathways, we begin to see larger, more important blueprints being rolled for our future. Now our dreams turn from mere sketches to fruitful reality. How- ever, as we travel on, no matter how great the distance between us and our Alma Mater may be, our heart's memories shall be just a step away. .avi F I ,f.ff.A lv 9' ' wsawl PLANNED ACTIVITY v ENGLISH FRENCH I I SAFE DRIVING ,7- B .. ffx SQUID GEOMETRY .Jw Q CLINIC SCHOOL BUSES METAL SHOP W 1LLf'! J 'tw Y ,' f Q ., .4 -K 7, N .Q xrvw . sues, , ,W in ' im' ph? . ,r HJ-M 5 1 3 JN 5 S , Y ,,,w0?' qv-2 .Zz- S, ,N 'Ig S BOYS' GYM OFFICE PRACTIC an 548' A W COOKING ART I AK ,Q , gr' fe? fwi Po i 95 Y QI' di. CHEMISTRY ! ? x p Q4 '11-v Q' YT ' -- ' f 'Y .IM ,AQ x V, I L -,W f-. ' JZ if ff? EIZZJ in 'l J is 1 fswq, ,-G K ' X gg? L l v - wx 1- 3 UV. ' hw . , S I Y 'Q , 'Aw iff' nv-9' I nl.. , -' v X fl, D hgzhgqx 'Wadi Flffifx. ,Qu , Q' fiffa-ng, I W 57' r :Ji ??sA22 wa GMM N! Q' .V 550.4 .J KA AQVQ 1551 'CT ,ELA 1,vt. FD- 'Q iff? I ' if-'QD' RSS, f CLUBS Each blueprint is composed of a multitude of ideas, all in some way pertinent to the contemplated construction, So it is with the extra-curricular activities, which make up an integral part of school life. Every such club and organization contributes to the molding of the greatest construction of all, the personality and character of a human being. The immeasurable benefits derived from taking active part in the development and furthering of these clubs more than com- pensate for the time and effort spent, It is in these clubs that future diversions are conceived, mutual interests allied, and sub- sequent friendships formed. Here, also, one gains a knowledge of management, procedure, good sportsmanship and the ability to express opinions concisely and persuasively. These, along with one of the fundamental concepts of our society, that co-operation is necessary for accomplishment, will serve in good stead in the future. A-. Yv ' '- I 4'ir afv'n ax' 7 Sax t V' Av IS ,ax0Ww ' 3. ' MANY ACTIVITIES ARE NEEDED 4 - o X C342 JANUARY PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF -left to right-Joseph Zangara, Jacqueline Klippel, photography editor, Joseph De Liberto. :nn lll Ill , tasa' Q . 61 Valli' S-A ' A or T l Ill Ill + ly n ager, Jack Wolf. A YEARBOOK ADVlSORi Sz' 4 JANUARY EXECUTIVE EDITORS- lett to right-Donald Thie, Busi- ness Manager, Margaret Baird, Lit- erary Editor, Lois La Greca, Asso- ciate Editor-in-chiet, Mr. Aaron Halpern, Yearbook Advisor, Ray- mond Schweibert, Assistant Editor, Jacqueline Klippel, Photography Editor, Dorothy Pollara, Typing Editor. JANUARY TYPING STAFF-sitting left to right-Lydia De Moliner, Vivian Kardis, Dorothy Pollara, Typing Editor, Lorraine Rosada, Lois Den Bleyker, standing left to right-Rose Cyron, June Solanko, Catherine Lipari, Sylvia Krietman. JANUARY 'LITERARY STAFF-sit ting left to right-Greta Groupe, Carol Piaja, Viola Breda, Margaret Baird, literary editor, Eleanor Grimes, Jane Kearns, Corinne An- zalone, standing left to right-Ross Hirshorn, Landis Macintosh, Has- kell Aronson, Marie Chipolone, Mazie Montalbano, Joan West- hoven, Patricia Stumpf, Joseph Mikula. JANUARY BUSINESS STAFF standing left to right-Landis Mac Intosh, Donald Thie, Business Man an LITERARY STAFF: Lett to right'-StandingM-Allan Christen- sen, George Bishop, Peggy Clarkson, Charlotte Zaumseil, Ed Frank, Tom Dolan, Seated--Beverly Klein, Mar- guerite Andrusin, Barbara Speets, Gloria Thierfelder, Alberta Hanna- man, Betty Gray, Helen Franek Ruth Fisher, Trudy Harrison. JUNE I :ri - 1:f I - C47 iiii ' -We W t: i i fi?--, , I I Sail I 0 W7 its ii' fx Qfig. I fig il S Q Q T JUNE EDITORIAL STAFF: Left to Chipolone, Photography Editor it :ef right-Joan Carmen, Assistant Edi- Catherine Peters, Head Typists x , QL, if -A JI tor, Mr. A. Halpern, Advisor: Mary Sylvan Rothenberg, Business Man , 3 I Kennedy, Editor-In-Chief: Michael ager. 5-lg, in, - . STUDENT STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER -Charles Stagnitto, JUNE PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF: Left to right-Joseph Lombardo, Peggy Clarkson, Michael Chipolone. 4 N G s v. I, , I JUNE TYPING STAFF: Left to right - Helen Franek, Catherine Peters, Dorothy Miller, Geraldine Polatini, Kathleen Betz, Helene Liptak. Y HI-Y Sponsor, Mr. William Lennon TRI-Y Sponsor, Mrs. Marie Schaub SERVICE CLUB Sponsor, Mr. George Coulthard ETA SIGMA Sponsor, Miss Elizabeth Morrell CLIFTON HIGH-WAY Sponsors, Mrs. Evelyn Osborne and Mr. De Vries if 1 13' 1- Q' Ufbj, x Q go 2-3' 'Wg' f5'O'j :X , V, C f ' .,. , I . 4 B X P lrifkw ML S .L 5' 25 .I wr! 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These, as well as other valuable factors, will prove to be useful to us in our plans for the future. A background of athletics can well fill out our Blueprint for the coming years. The sportsmanship, teamwork, and 'competitive spirit we have thus employed in school, have already been of value. What is more important, we shall keep them in our minds and find these lessons which we have learned on the field useful throughout our lives. . .T X N531 I I ' '-0 1fl1f0l'ff Jl' ' STRENGTH THROUGH EXPERIENCE AND SKILLED GUIDANCE ,v . First Row, Left to Right: J. Kolodiez, E. Kopec, C. Mitchell, A. Botbyl, R. Cassels, J. Hottinger, Joseph Smith, Captain, F. Pecci, R. De Lorenzo, J. Haraka, J. Reuter, G. Van Lenten. Second Row, Left to Right: L. McClelland, R. Gioracco, R Debiac, W. Inhcfffer, A. Boullosa, J. Silva, J. Trombino, L. Atsma, S. Garabics, W. De Graaf, L. Nash, not pictured, J. Mikula. Third Row, Left to Right: J. Bidler, F, Natoli, C. Nash, R. De Vries, R, Vervaric, J, Kelly, J, Oliver, A. Mitchell, J. Young- man, A. Costantin, G. Schiavone, R. Dem- boski, T. Dunleavy, I Back Row, Left to Right: R. Plaza iMgr.l W. Ziemkevitz lMgr.l, L. Mac lntosh lMgr.l , W, Lennon lAss't Coachl , Joseph Grecco lHead Coachl, Floyd Porter lAss't Coachl, Charles Bobrowski lFreshman Coachl , L. Poles, W. Angelo. I Wanda!! The Clifton Mustangs proved to be most successful in their football campaign of l949. For the third time in four years, the boys emerged as victors of the Passaic Val- ley Conference. In conference games, the Clifton eleven maintained an undefeated record of five wins and no losses. ln outside tussles, they suffered two setbacks with only one win, giving them a 6 and 2 record for the season. However, these statistics of games won and lost do not give a complete picture of the team and the boys who were part of it. If we were able to move the calendar back to September 1949, we would hear or read numerous predictions and criticisms, concerning our team. The line, supposedly was green from end to end, but under the skillful and patient guidance of Joe Grecco, Thirty Bill Lennon and Floyd Porter, the Maroon and Gray set out to make the best of what they had. As the weeks progressed, so did the team. The line buckled down, and with the strong batkfield, they made a combina- tion that clicked perfectly. Unfortunately, there were some injuries to some of the key players. Among the casualties were Ronnie DeLorenzo, Steve Garabics, and Red Reuter, all of whom were kept out of action for part of the season. Joe Smith and Joe Mikula also missed three games because of iniuries sustained while defending the name and fame of the Clifton team, In spite of these difficulties the boys played with the confidence, ability, and true sportsmanship that is synonymous with the Clifton Mustangs. B - - unel950 Under the inspiring instruction of Coach Emil Bednarcik, the l95O edition of the Clifton Mustang basketball team compiled a fine record of l5 wins and 6 losses. They started the season off on the right foot by beating powerful Nutley and Montclair. lt was the fatal first game with Garfield, in which Clifton lost by the score 54-54, that threw the Mustangs off their pace. ln the next game, Thomas Jefferson, the only team in the state that went through the season undefeated, handed Clifton its sec- ond defeat, although the final outcome was not indicative of the actual contest. The loss of Sammarco and Foley in the first half on personals was largely responsible for the final result. Clifton went on to demonstrate their skill in the Valley Conference by re- Back row-standing-Ernest Schmidig, Bob Foley, Billy De Graff, Frank Pecci, Gene Kopec. Middle row - standing - Mr. Emil Bed- narcik, coach, Jack Sammarco, Peter Brask, cording victories of sizable margins over all the other members. The latter part of the season was marred by an upset defeat by Eastside and the loss of a well played game to Belleville, the Essex County Champs. Clifton closed out the season on a high note by walloping Kearny, the peren- nial Hudson County powerhouse. Our hoop- sters fell short of the fine regular season form in the Jamboree and the State Tour- nament and dropped close games to Gar- field in each. Although three of the starters will not be back to play again next year, the outlook is very promising. We sincerely hope that the future teams show the some high spirit and sportsmanship that is synonymous with the name of Clifton High School. Tom Pojedinec, Gene Pami, Henry Vander Wende, Vincent Antista. Bottom row-kneeling-Donald Dunthorn, Frank Marotta, Walter Tenza, Joe Mc- Keown, manager. vgr' ' 1 I ' Bottom, left to right: Joe Randazzo, Rudy De Lotto, Carroll Ray Mitchell, Alvin Mitchell, James Neyland, Donald Cuccia, Tom Pivirotto, Vince Catalano, Bob Velcony, Eliot Kab- bash. Second row, left to right: Tony Milanese, George Justin, Joe Kolodziej, Don Wood, Robert Cohen, Joe Hottinger, Lambert Atsma, Haskell Aronson, Stephen Pregun, George Parnof fiello, Clive Van Orden. Third row, left to right: Coach, Jim' Grimes, Robert Paterson, Allan Carta, Walter Soka- sits, Anthony Boullosa, George Kabbash, Frank Shelton, Gene Bouchard, Robert Bogert, Raymond Puzio, Walter Mattheiss, Leonard Mattheiss, Jim Haraka, Clifford Tremblay. '74ari Although the '49 track team was only the second Clifton High School track team in many years, it has established Clifton as a strong contender for the Valley Confer- ence Crown. Eastside has dominated the Crown for several years, but Clifton is com- ing up fast. Last year Clifton displayed some of the best material in the Valley Conference and in the state. The team is under the direction of Coach James Grimes and Assistant Coach Joseph Grecco. With all this fine material placed to gether, Clifton won every game except Eastside, When the Valley Conference Title Meet was held, Clifton and Eastside were neckein-neck most of the way, but Eastside gained a lead over Clifton, and took the title. Clifton, however, took sec- ond place, with the other teams trailing far behind. Although many very good trackmen have graduated, Clifton High School's' Track Team is still as strong as ever, and is steadily growing stronger, looking to even brighter seasons in the future. II' 1? l I-Aix tk X 'S' . f ig I NM, 6 i 'I . l 1 s 5 Vit 5 auxin 52-lttuii films! x' ' l ' 4 .lt Q VI is 433521 i ll 1. . ,i First row, left to right: J. Helriego, W. Pojednic, D. Bakelaar, C. Bump, Captain, B. Meneghen, R. Tallman. ' Second row, left to right: R. Bogert, A. Carta, L. Daly, R. Bednarcik, A. Bidnick. Third row, left to right: C. Trembley, E. Vander Hey, Mr. James Grimes, lCoachl , J. Mor- gan, T. Pivorotto. 04044 Gcumhq ln September of l948, Clifton High in- troduced a new sport to their curriculum. For the first time a cross country team was organized to defend the honor of the Ma- roon and Gray. lt is no easy task to start from scratch and hope to uphold the name and fame of Clifton High, which is noted for its excellent sports teams. The boys who went out for this new sport had to work doubly hard to measure up, not only to the standards set by Clifton teams in other sports, but also to the keen competition of- fered by the teams in the Valley Conference League which have been organized for a long time. lt was only through the long, hard training under the able direction and patient guidance of the coach, Jim Grimes, that the Clifton boys were able to take second place in the Valley Conference. The wonder boys of the season were Ed- ward Vander Hey and Jim Morgan who shared top honors all season long. Their efforts were well rewarded when they placed in the Valley Conference Championship Meet at Eastside. The boys who received letters were Edward Vander Hey and Jim Morgan, who placed in all seven meets, Tom Pivorotto, who placed in five, John Van Tuyl, who placed in five, Leo Daly and Donald Bednarcik who placed in three. As harriers for the second year, Charles Bump, the captain, and John Van Tuyl each re- ceived certificates. Edward Vander Hey is the only member of the cross country team who will not be back to run again next year. Although he will be graduating with the class of June l95O, he leaves behind him a record of out- standing achievement and fine sportsman- ship so typical of Clifton High School activi- ties. nrt ii P1-sinful B As usual, Clifton High School's Baseball Team was a credit to the school, The team won eight out of eleven games, losing only to Nutley, Garfield, and Passaic. The pitching staff consisted of Eugene Pami, Louis Andreotta, Wendell lmhoffer, Peter Klein, Frank Niader, Joseph Ventura, and Ray Carroll. Backing up the pitchers was an excellent group of catchers. Billy De Graaf, who was only a freshman, had many of the starting roles, playing a wonderful game and show- ing promise of being a great catcher. The other catchers were Edward Riley and Charles Bochart who both did well, Clifton had a fine infield with Armand Buongiorna at first base, James Savasta at second base, George Pasterchick at third, and Harry Scofield at short stop. Buon- giorna, who had the highest batting average of the team, and Scofield played espe- cially well throughout the season. This in- field was back up by some good substitutes with Jack Sammarco and William Zien- kiewicz backing up first, and Walt Tencza and Zeke Ulrich holding the fill-in spot at second. Ronny Plaza was secondman at shortstop, and Ronald Debiak and Buddy Frank had a toss-up for fill-in at third. There was a heavy hitting outfield cone sisting of Frank Pecci, Kenneth Kurnath, Frank Baldanza, William Van der Wende, Alan Constantine, and Ted Pojednic. Pecci, Kurnath, and Baldanza drew most of the starting assignments, but Van der Wende also played quite often. Kurnath and Bal- danza were long ball hitters, while Van der Wende and Pecci consistently came through with base hits. Bottom, left to right: Alfred Russo, Mooney Kurnath, Louis Andreotta, George Paster- chick, Captain, Harry Scofield, William De Graff, Eugene Pami, Peter Klein. Second row, left to right: Asst. Coach, Emil Bednarcik, Jim Sevasta, William Ziemkiewicz, Joseph Ventura, Donald Vasta, Thomas Pojedinec, Walter Tenza, Frank Pecci, Armand Bongiorno, Raymond Carroll, Coach, Edward Bednarcik. Third row, left to right: Reynold Zanetti, Carlton Ulrich, Frank Baldanza, Edward Frank, Jack Sammarco, William Vande Wende, Edward Riley, Charles Bolcar, Wendell lmhoffer, Frank Niader, Robert Lubarski. Rear Row-Carol Darkins, Sylvia Springer, Agnes Hick, Eleanor Chowlinski, Ann Ward, Claridel Kinney, Evelyn Duban, Mrs. Altvator. Front Row-Helen Franek, Margaret Lehmkuhl, Ruth Fisher Corrine Wisniewski, Adeline De Liberto, and Janet Taylor. am' mmm .4 The Girls' Athletic Association had a very eventful year from September, l949 to June, l95O. At their first meeting the girls held an election of officers for the new term. Those elected were Georgia Carlson as President, Gloria Sammarco as Vice President, Maryrose Murphy as Sec- retary, Barbara Knight as Business Man- ager, and Beverly Klein as Publicity Man- ager. Plans for a Ping Pong Tournament were made, and the girls in the school were in- vited to compete. Also the organization held a roller skating party for the girls and their friends. Tryouts for the Girls' Basketball Team were held after school. With an excellent line-up Clifton opened its winter season, challenging parochial schools and alumni groups. At the beginning of February, a volley ball tournament was held among the girls of various section rooms. The annual G.A.A. dance was given the second Friday after the Easter vacation and proved to be a great success. A softball team was organized at the be- ginning of the spring season, and tourna- ments were held between the classes of the high school and of the Annex. Besides all these activities the G.A.A. sponsors many clubs including the Swim- ming Club, which meets regularly at the Y.W,C.A. in Passaic for an afternoon of fun, and also the Bowling Club, which meets at Central Alleys and engages in tourna- ments with other clubs and schools. Thirty-fi V8 Q 0 IWWW '1 ' ,QQ '. iq ,,-1' KM ,,',.- A SENIORS - JANUARY CLASS The Blueprint drafted, the foundation almost finished, we are well on our way in developing the definite course of our lives, The first stages presented many difficulties which could not be overcome without the guidance of those more experienced than we. They encouraged us when we faltered and aided us when we were unable to continue alone. Yet gradually we realized that each day we were becoming less dependent upon others but rather looking more into ourselves for the solution to our problems. This discovery awed us at first. Now we would be responsible for the fulfillment of our plans. However, we found that the task was not so difficult as it seemed. We learned that ambition and perseverance together would carry us a long way, Secure in this knowledge, we have all visualized our individual aims, and we shall work toward their attainment with courage and determination. .,,-,...-- ',,.v- ,,..-.1--W-fx..--vj ' -',g'..:il2 wwefwu 7464 M6 Glau Sfmmau To our class sponsors Miss Eleanor Pedersen and Mr William C Benken dart, we express our grateful thanks tor the time they have devoted to us Just as every building needs a strong support, so every class must have 'lling to support the group's sponsors wi activities MR- W iLUA MISS E LEANOR PEDERSEN Miss Pedersen and Mr Benkendort h ve given gracious assistance in every d They have a project we have attempte ith us to make our class As cooperated w of January l95O a successful one a class we express our appreciation for I the help they have given us Thirty-n ne PlLCl 0 BASS OF '48 BLUEPRINT 46 50 Placed on fule un a special vault at Clifton Hugh us a document sacred to the graduates of January l95O Thus document us Blue prunt 46 50 Its content-a plan by which thus class buult a foundation for uts future its composure four pages-one for each year spent un hugh school The class hustoruan unscrubed on these pages a condensed descruptuon of the Blue print s content and classufued ut thus FEBRUARY l946 JANUARY l947 Freshman' To us thus word was an enture future-a realuzatuon of dreams come true As we entered the Annex we knew not whether the sun was shunung or uf winter s wunds had chulled us We had only one thought only one destunatuon hugh school Eager to become a part of thus new under taking many enthusiastically joined clubs participated un the G O and also took part in other extra-curricular actuvutues offered by the school. Swiftly this year passed leaving us only memories of bygone happenings but illus- trious visions of things to come. Forty FEBRUARY I947 JANUARY 1948 Then another year presented Itself for approval as we turned the furst pages of our blueprint Another year yes but thus was the year un which we were to attend the bug hugh Upon entering we were swamped with elevator passes floor plans and copies of a four year course un fuve years Yet we pressed onward for we knew a brighter year was ahead a year whose beginning was the half way mark toward graduation FEBRUARY 1948 JANUARY 1949 Envuous eyes were upon us tor we were now Junnors' Under the sponsorshup of Mnss Pedersen and Mr Benkendorf we were organized unto a class The officers for this year were Norma Maksumosku as President Jack Wolf as Vice President Jacqueline Klnppel as Secretary and Joan Westhoven as Treasurer ln December 1948 the Junnor Prom theme Snowball was given Wlnters mayestlc beauty adorned the gymnaslum Whute snowflakes snowballs and ever greens created a wlnter wonderland A the coronatlon of the Kung and Queen of the Prom Harry Scofueld and Barbara Burrlll FEBRUARY 1949 JANUARY 1950 The yearned for year fsnally came Again heading the class as Presudent was Norma and assustlng her as Vlce President Donald Bursch as Secretary Vlvlan Kardls as Treasurer Joan Westhoven ln June we gave the graduatung 4 2s their commencement dance Throughout the year dolly candy sales were held ln the cafe and also at the baseball and basket ball games to 40. Then on December 9th we gave the Huck Hop whuch was a great success Everyone from the Inttle sophomores to the past grad uates attended for a barn dance was a novelty at CHS Fnnally the awauted nlght came and we garbed In cap and gown marched toward the completlon of a four year blueprlnt At thus time the blueprlnt was withdrawn and upon nts cover was placed a gold stamp whuch read Blueprint 46 50 completed But to us thus was not a completuon but a commencement MARGARET BAIRD Class Hlstoruan Forty one - I I - . I . I I A I ' I ' I, ,, . . , J V ' , , - E -,-5 - ' , 'fmt 4 - ' ,C 1 , . . . -' ' 5 large whlte sleigh served as the settung for A 1 A l',v.,,Z: 1 A . . ' K ' -'- ' I h ' I . . . I I . . . - . I I 2 I . . . I D A n . t I . I ' I ' . . . I 1 . v T I . 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Hun, NLCJQA xv, Am Sclnvof13C?FST LOOKHV , , CLASS PALS CW x Cqrolc Lecshcck ' R059 7' O' 1 S x , . ,x G flfgon B Llrkhorr We the January Class of l95O of Clnfton Hugh School an the Cnty of Clufton County of Passauc and State of New Jersey benng of joyful heart emancupoted body and soundless mund do hereby compose and promulgate thus our last wall and testament and do herein prescrnbe the manner of bestowal of these gnfts unto our beloved but less for tunote postenty First To our faithful and hardworking sponsors Mass Pedersen and Mr Benkendorf we leave a well deserved two month vacation un Floruda To Mr Adams we leave our heartfelt thanks for all has hard work durung the past tour years nn tryung to make honorable citizens out of us Second We do guve devlse and bequeath unto the following classes certaun Implements necessary for a happy stay an Clifton Hlgh To the Junuors we bequeath our worn out books hall posses excuses and :nstruc tors To the Sophomores we bequeath our manual entutled Professional Use of the Underpass or How to Make a Fast Getaway and also the paper shute the only two second route to the athletic room To the Freshmen we leave an lnfalluable copy of our fnve year plan plus a map of the bug hugh Lastly We do gnve devlse and bequeath unto anyone who dares to claum them the o lowing :tems Mary Deckers unendung wardrobe Ronald Relchsteln s dlmples Butch Bursh s butch Vlvnan Kardus sold cut cords Joe Zangaro s fave o clock shadow The baggy blue gym sunt of Barbara O Brlen Jack Wolf s four year old loafers Jlmmy Horraka s orlgunolnty In choosing socks Mnss Smlth s teapot Mass Morrell s dlctlonary of fifty dollar words Loss Lo Greco s talent for bowlmg Mr Derr and has analogues Lorronne Lowrences bangs Donald Thle s eye opemng tnes Jane Kearns achievement of the perfect blush Dot Pollora s Icy fnngers Joe Mlkula s pleaslng personallty Martha Klllansku s sporty oxfards Ted Prusksma s welllngness to help Mazle Montalbanos full length book en tntled How To Flnrt In History When Mass Bender lsn t Looking Dolores Wrnght s pleasure In teasing George Nuzzo s Insurance polucles Johanne Stagnltto s lovely srnglng voice Harry Scofneld s apparent lack of pep Joan Westhoven s famous practice of comb ang her eyebrows Fo ty fou Lydla De Mollner s constant gum crockung The bright yellow shurts of Landns Mac lntosh Pot Stumpf s never endung lnne of chatter Morgue Baurd s wnllung ossustance In tests Harold Durnenzo s always evident who me? look Ray Schweubert s pompadour Joe De Lnberto s abullty to lead cheers Norma Moksumoskl s brllluant mlnd Thelma Hayes s sweetness at all tlmes Henry Houser s red haur Greta Graupe s favorite soynng l agree Jack Westlake s artrstry ot the paono The sensor chorus rehearsals Veronica Dzulbo s qulet but pleasing manner Corinne Anzalone s bright smlle Viola Breda s passnon for pastel colored wax paper Don Vosto s pntchlng arm The dry amusing humor of Pat Kennedy Eleanor Grimes s nlmble fingers on the uvory keys Carol Playa s frequent vusuts to the Glass Bowl CLASS OF JANUARY l95O Wntnesses l CorolPuo1o 3 Pot Stumpf 2 Vnola Breda 4 Ross Hnrshorn 5 Rnchard Pruuksma I I I A I . I . I- I I I I - , . - , I I A 1 I I A - A - ll - I ll Il Il I I - II - - Il T I ' V ' ' , ' , X ' f I- , A . . , K . fl Il I A - - A 1 A1 A - , , , A . , , . . . . A . A - - I - ll II , . , A Lorraine Dispenziere's egg-laying laugh, Phyllis Van Ostenbridge's freckles. . , . . . . . - 1 - - . ., . . . A . . ly I A - A I ' A - II ll . A , . 1 - I - A A - I ll A 11 ' ' I ' A ' . I . . ' I I I A . A , . . . I . I . , .' ' . 2 - . . . ., A - A . , . . A v 1 - - . A . I ' - I 1, . . . - A- 1 - - ' A I - ll . , . l. I ' - - 4 . 1 . . ' . 3 I . A ' ' Y ' Y Em lwadfedp Because of the astonushlng growth of the clty of Clufton In population several addatuons have been made to Clrfton Hugh School lncludrng a swrmmrng pool two gym nasnums and thrrty classrooms The deducatron ceremony for these addrtnons was held on Aprrl ll l97O At thus tame also our honorable mayor S Ross Hrrshorn opened the cornerstone of the rrght wrng and drew forth the blueprrnt on whrch the future of the graduating class of January l95O had been drafted Our worthy mayor then read the blueprlnt s content whrch predicted the following Top name band ln the country rs Jack Wes lake hrs featured sunger IS Lorraune Torchy Dnspenzuere Dr Norma Makslmoskr has been accepted as the first woman on the faculty of West Polnt After completrng the frrst road ever con structed through the Sahara Desert the female engmeerung concern of Kearns An zalone and O Brien have named as the song of the year Cool Clear Water Joe Hottlnger ns the man who coaches our champion football team Leadrng the lust of Amerrcas Ten Best Dressed Women are Clrftons own Mary Decker and Mary Ann Fedor Featured musicians with the Phrlomoronrc Symphony Orchestra are accordlonnst Gladys Szammer and planlst Eileen Burk hart Wneldlng the baton rs the famous woman conductor Eleanor Grrmes At our Alma Mater Viola Breda and Pat Kennedy have been Installed as Heads of the Spanrsh and History Departments re spectrvely Donald Thre ns the author ofthe best seller Women or Who Make The Men Go Round Joe Mrkula and Donald Bursch well known agruculturusts have rust perfected the strung less bean Joan Westhoven has been voted Mrs Aver age Housewife of l97O Jnm Haraka and hrs bodyguard George Meatball Nahass have lust completed a sux month tour of Passarc County In thelr Model A Ford Harry Scofreld IS the sparkplug for that professronal baseball team The Clifton Plaid Sox Raymond Klosz rs sponsorung a new radro program called Helpful Hunts For Over werght Housewlves Kenneth Onufer has replaced the retured John J Anthony as happrness adviser has latest case ns that of the gay dlvorcee Phyllrs Van Ostenbrldge Because of Joe De Llberto s super salesman shup the latest creatron ln perfume rs Three Nrtes ln A Sewer by Joe Zangara Catherme Lrparn rs the merry secretary to buslness tycoons Bob Lubarsky Jack Wolf and Ronnre Renchsteln who head the frrm of Naughty Nrghtnes lnc Margaret Barrd famous lournalrst lS editor of the Clrf Town Crier largest crrculatrng newspaper rn the state Mazne Montalbano wearlng Madame Groupes latest creatnon an ankle length halter was seen on the French Ruvlera with Diamond L Maclntosh Prlotmg mnssnonary Marne Chrpolone to Annahenm Mazzosa and Kookmunga IS avratrlx Helen Dube Frueda Johnson rs the billboard model for the frrm of Snapo Cracko Chewmg Gum The spectators were silent when he frnrshed The mayor spoke A most Interest :ng document l wonder how many have actually fulfilled thus prophecy how many have fallen by the way srde how many have succeeded un far different fashion from that set clown here? 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SYLVIA KREITMAN LOIS MILDRED LA GRECA ANNA MARGARET LANG 24 Day Street ll5 East Second Street l83 Valley Road HELEN JOANN LAVORGNA LORRAINE GLADYS LAWRENCE CAROLE ANN LEESHOCK Helen Busrness Traunnng Bunny General ee College Prep 5 Sllleck Street 2l Donald Street 205 Speer Avenue 4' ' 1 J A N u A R Y GEORGE LIGOS CATHERINE LIPARI Russuan General Cathy Secretarual 4l Sade Street I8 Wulson Street Fifty three an 'ix r k V ' ., f x,,, 2, A ' I ' Syl Secretarial Lo College Prep ANN General ' 0' W' in X A , ml, . r .4 ' -. 1' W, - f 5 f' f 2 I if 1 H In ll Senaafut LEE LUTOW ROBERT LUBARSKY ob College Prep Corky General 37 Frances Street 328 Washungton Avenue 'Q 'Y li LANDIS MAQNTQSH NORMA HEDWIG MAKSIMOSKI Mack College Prep DOLORES LYONS Dee Secretarual Moc College Prep 26l Rollins Avenue 264 l'l0fd 'lS AVENUE 86 Madelune Avenu Mme. VlC-VOR JOSEPH MEYER EVELYN R MIALIK Ev General ARLENE CLAlRE MAXON G ral Vlctor General 474 Hnghland Avenue Lynn ene 3l Campbell Avenue 90 Marilyn Place j F45 -. 0 Ll ' 'SN x Z 'Z A g,5gi ,l.'f. w .X v F M ll ll 4 ll ll Il 'I . D . - er ' 2611 5 ,I I A ,- eg It I 5 , ,., 1 11 ' V- l I x . 5 Il Il ll - ll H ll ll A R Y J A N U A JOSEPH GEORGE MIKULA Muck General l l3 East Enghth Street nr S., 6 GEORGE F NAHASS FRANK NIADER NOV Nov General Frank General 56 Madellne Avenue l42 Orono Street BARBARA ANNE O BRIEN KEN G ONUFER Bo General Generql 6 Gorrobrant Road 45 Trumble Avenue ls MARIE T MONTALBANO Mazse General 73 Mahar Avenue gn-5 1 GEORGE NUZZO George General 80 Vreeland Avenue 1 3 ELEANOR JOHANNA OSCHATZ y General 209 East Enghth Street S T - x 1 H H H x as Go' Q' 4 g I F A ' Xl ,. ' V l b I Ko, 1 l Eu A EDWARD JOSEPH REHDNIC RONALD RDCHSTEIN J A N U A R Y Dogie General Ronald College Prep l27 Van Rlper Avenue 2 Fitzgerald Avenue LORRAINE JOAN ROSADA JOHN RICHARD RUPPERT ROSE THERESA SCHIMPF LOrry General John College Prep Buslness Tralnnng 44 Myron Street 202 Mortln Avenue IO7 Trimble Avenue iw. ,Jig ALFRED OSCER SCHROETER HARRY SCOFIELD RAYMOND HERBERT Alfred College Prep Celery General SCHWEIBERT JR 46 Hnghland Avenue 21 Luddlngton Avenue Ray College Prep 66 Prlnceton Street X s - vi ALBERT M SINGER THEODOR JOSEPH SOBOTA JUNE SOLANKO BIOCRIE G9 19V0l Ted General Chunkle Secretarxal 141 Broad Street 31 Pleasant Avenue 21 Sewall Avenue ELEANOR JOAN SOLTIS a t Secretarual 14 Van Cleve Avenue 'O Sv-T-'QQ JOHANN JOSEPHINE STAGNITTO oe General 35 Sears Place Semoaa LOIS ADELE STEINBACH PATRICIA ANNE STUMPF KENNETH SUPKO Blondie General P0 General Masho General 121 East Frrst Street 350 Burgess Place 14 Portland Avenue Fnfty eight yr .fee I N A 0 ' x z-.- A s 1 A J A 'J Q ,M V Aga, WILLOW GRACE SWAN GLADYS CATHERINE SZAMMER y ecre ana Blondue Busnness Tramnng l24 DeMott Avenue l35 Clrfton Avenue 363 Burgess Place J A N U A R Y HENRIETTA TERPSTRA DONALD B Tr-HE Henrietta Secretarial Th 302 Mt Prospect Avenue 33 Hallman Street me College Prep 'Kr' 1 GGEORGE HENRY TRINKLE LAWRENCE VAN DER JAGT RITA BARBARA VAN DUYNE eo H ff ,, rge College Prep Larry General Rusty Gen I SFO 50 Valley Road 61 Sherndan Avenue 46 Troast Court Fifty nnne A A f 3 f' . NN. V 2 A4 -- f G MARION TEN HOEVE Queenie General Glad S - S T ' I ' ' ' ' 6-. 1 . ll H 5 ll ll 5' A-..-. MARILYN PHYLLIS BARBARA ADRIANUS VAN SOELEN SALLY VAN OSTENBRlDGE Eddy General VAN KALSBECK B T I n 623 River Road Chubby General Freckles usnness ra nu g 267 Washungton Avenue 426 Lexnngton Avenue a PH VASTA JOSEPH A VERGA CAROLE JOYCE VAN WINKLE DONALD JOSE oe General Carole Secretarial Don General 337 Washmgton Avenue l38 Mahar Avenue 64 Vreeland Avenue Slxfy RALPH VISSCHER MARION VITTORIO Fisher Genera' McGee Buslness Tramlng 9 Sewall Avenue 576 Gregory Avenue X ox l 'MY . 1 2 x! L v A 'NLS us., If 1 1 H ll ll ll r ' ' I r . l .: Qif ffz ff xt .. 1 H ,, . 11 11 HJ 11 ' l O ,..- X H - H H H . . . . 4? WILLIAM OTIS VREELAND JOAN LEE WESTHOVEN Sknp Business Traunnng Joan College Prep JACK ALBERT WOLF DOLORES MARY WRIGHT Jack Genera Dee General 38 Fenner Avenue I4I Chrlstle Avenue JOSEPH P ZANGARA CHRIS MICHAEL ZARACOSTAS 'Jo I Pre Gotsb General e Col ege p Y 73 Fglrmgunf Avenue ADI' FTOHICIID GGI'd6Y'1S JOHN WESTLAKE JOCIQ General RWD' EVELYN MARGARET YOUNGMAN General IOI East Frfth Street ROBERT DONALD ZAYATZ Bob General 8 Loretta Street Slxty one f A f ff 4! RA I59 Lakeview Avenue 220 CIIHTOH Avenue 24 FVOUICIIYW AVENUE? ll ll I ll ll - . HEVH f 4 1 4 fl 3 3 yum, 4 JUNE SENIORS Every life upon this earth is planned after a pattern. Whether or not the individual plans his career and has enough initiative to carry it out is purely up to himselfg for careful planning creates a good beginning in mastering the trials and tribulations of life. An architect realizes that a successful creation can evolve only from careful planning, l-lis plans are drawn upon a bl ' t ueprin which serves as a guide for the completion of his creation. Similar to this, we, the graduating seniors of l95O, have had the blueprint of our lives begun at infancy, and the completion of this blueprint will be visible only after we are gone from this earth Now, as seniors, we find these blueprints before us as drafts upon the draw' b d f l' ing oar o ife. Many of us have chosen paths before usg the future remains mystic and unknown to all mortals. ..i.-li, GMM S 944.5075 THE STRUCTURE TAKES SHAPE i X Miss ELSE We, the June graduating class, express our sincere thanks to our sponsors, Miss Elsie Yanko and Mr. Hugh Tunison. They have worked zealously and unceasingly with only one purpose in mind, to serve us to the best of their ability, Whenever an unforeseen obstacle ap- peared, we were able to rely on them to give us their undivided attention and un- biased judgment. Very often this meant disregarding their own preferences and giv- ing up much of their valuable time. lt likewise took an infinite amount of their patience to bring about an amicable settle- ment of the minor misunderstandings that arose from time to time. lt was a pleasure to work with them, for only with their guidance were we able to accomplish the many tasks which we under- took. We shall remember them, not only for their service to us as advisors, but for their advice to us as friends. Sixty-four YANKO M68 Glen 8 MR -. fs?-if 1-.i?7rfg:', , .xr , . J' , ,:e, '. ,L s K L31 CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Whnte Rose Coral and Whnte Edward Frank President Cl-ASS MOT-I-O Joag garlough Treasurer Our todays and yesterdays are the R h uf IS el' Secretory blocks with which we build our tomor Allan Cnrustensen Vlce President rowg Sty TIME SHEET 0 JUNE 50 On a beautsful September morn sn l946 wsth brsghtly colored autumn leaves fallsng about us we entered the branch offsce of C H S known as The Annex There we found our draftsng tables awastsng us Many of our fellow draftsmen were unknown to us then In spste of the handscaps afforded by our new acquasntances Bob Kovatch was made chsef draftsman and through hss con structson as pressdent of the Student Coun csl we soon learned the fsrst lsnes of de mocracy ln the Annex we were confronted by a bewsldersng maze of corrsdors rooms and subjects of learnsng hsgher than those wsth whsch we were formerly famslsar Mr Rapp s truly radscal theorses of psychology Mr Applegate astounded our thus far un proven sntellsgence Among the outstandsng thsngs that we remember about the Annex are the dances sponsored by the G A A under the leader shsp of Ruth Fssher Mrs Sobel had a dsf fscult tsme explasnsng that the mussc was not exclussvely for lsstensng pleasure and that the purpose of socsal affasrs was danc sng and not dosng homework When we left the Annex we had a better understand sng of our fellow students and had acausred many frsends whom we ve carrsed wsth us to our sensor year and perhaps wsll have for a lsfe tsme As we stepped snto the halls of the hsgher school of learnsng known as Clsfton Hsgh School proper we were amazed at the ssze of the lockers and the amount of lsght sn the classrooms After a few days of asmless wandersng from class to class we fsnally got used to the set up of the classrooms That ss when we came up agasnst those demons of confusson known as the Student Servsce Club who for quste a whsle caused us to be late to our classes because they made us go to the north end of the fsrst floor from the second floor south end by way of the basement or some other ssmslar out of the way route After we became used to these gremlsns of the halls were pretty well settled A few of the other stems that we became famslsar wsth were the back door at Rosse s the cement swamp known as the underpass and the usually repulssve odors permeatsng the thsrd floor hall not only outssde of room 3Ol the chem lab but also sn the vscsnsty of 308 where the gsrls concoct some of the most fantastsc vsands smagsnable lgettsna ready for thesr husbands you know l Our class dsd not organsze untsl sts sunsor year so we were content to let the sensors and sunsors run thsngs whsle we became ac customed to our surroundsngs and to our classmates ln September of l948 we returned to fsnd ourselves entersng upon our thsrd year The class held an organszatson meetsng When the dust cleared we found that Buddy Frank had been elected pressdent Grace De Graff vsce pressdent and Tom Dolan secre tary Joan Carlough took upon herself the task of extractsng the dues from us Wsth the combsned efforts of the sunsor classes we chose the Snowball as the theme of our Prom Harry Scofseld and Barbara Burrsll were crowned ksng and queen at the clsmax of the evensng The royalty led the Grand March around the whste blanketed gym to the sweet strasns of Allsson Barton s orchestra Wsth February came the new semester and we found that we were 3 2 s Thss term saw many changes at C HS Work was started on the new wsng whsch wsll contasn , . l I I I t I I Q D I . 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During our 3 l year we completed a Herculeon task the writing of our auto biographies Our teachers are still laugh ing at our sob stories a much needed cafeteria and a separate gym for the gurls The stadium wall was completed and a new field house was started ln the scholastic line under the guidance of Miss Morrell the Honor So ciety Eta Sigma was again established Many of our classmates found to their sur prise that they were elegible to take part in its activities As our 3 2 year progressed our class spirit grew and we entered upon many proy ects which the class hoped would give a boost to our sadly depleted treasury We sold movie tickets license plate brackets key chains pencils and candy We became known as the super salesmen of C H S When people saw us coming they auto matically reached for their wallets know ing that trying to resist was a lost cause At last we were senior draftsmen in our final year of high school We began our term with the election of class officers Allan Christensen veep Joan Carlough treasurer and Ruth Fisher s cretary After a quiet start things soon started popping again ln November our stadium field house was finished Our maiorettes and cheerleaders turned out in full regalia along with the band to aid in the dedication of the field house by school and city officials With the aid of our very capable and successful GO president Dave Blackman many changes come about The long awaited moment came when we rnoved into mixed sections Also in preparation for the use of the cafe in the new wing a new lunch system was installed in which every one ate at the same time Between the clang bang of the construc tion worker s hammers and the buzzing of their drills the art students worked on post ers The winning masterpiece was to be used as a design for the billboard to be erected on the highway to designate the C H S campus to the passers by The con test was extremely difficult to yudge be cause of the many fine entrees At the end of January we sadly bade farewell to the 4 2 s at a commencement dance All who attended this affair mar velled at the gym which was originally and expertly decorated in a surprisingly short time The energetic committee entered the gym after a basketball game which we won bv the way and took down the bleachers swept the floor put up the centerpiece at tached streamers all around set up the bandstand adjusted the microphones and pasted posters on the wall in two hours time great deal of credit for their efforts which helped make the dance a tremendous suc cess With the coming of the ldes of March also came Senior Chorus After months of discord we finally mastered our songs and sang them like professionals All we can say is that Mrs Koepke certainly has patience' Pleasure was put aside for a while as we spent our week ends working on the year book Articles were written and re written until at last they were accepted We were haunted by the sounds Have you handed your proofs back or When will you have the article finished? When we received our yearbooks we were glad to see that our work was not in vain Our stay in C H S swiftly came to an end and thanks to the expert advice of the ex ecutives faculty counselors and sponsors our stay was a very happy and successful one Now that we have laid the foundations for our Blueprints we are going out indi vidually into the world to complete the plans for the structure of our lives I - . - . I V , . ' I I I ' . . T 1 I . A A I I I . . . .I I ll I I II , , , ' - , 1 1 . I . I - I ' 1 1 Buddy Fmnk WGS 090m ClW0Se ' D eSld9 Wf, Our diligent decorators certainly deserve a . 11 11 , , , I I I I ' a I I 5 ' ' , . ' ' ' - f ll II I . . I I ' . . . H ' 1 ' ' ' - 11 ll - I ' . . . 1, . - I - . . r ' l . . , - I E I I I I I - WOM Ht p WE ASSIGN T0 THE CLASS OF 51 We the class of June l95O beung un sound body and mund l7l do hereby wull b queath hand down transmut and present our lucky benefactars Ta our able sponsors we leave some much needed peace of mund To Mr Adams we leave our ever lastung gratutude for hus unterest and guudance through our four years of Hugh School Also we leave Elwood Ehrle s fedora ta some bald headed undergraduate The H O of sectuon 202 ta uts future resu dents ta carry on the tradutuor Charles Kazumur s eyebrows ta John L Lewus Peggy Russell s haur cut to Mr Opalach Jaan Grosbeck s socual ambutuan to a wult ung wallflower Jae Smuth s captoun s letter to Gene Kapec Anne Zudawsky s make up kut ta some pale faced sophomore George Morrusons uncamplete book Ten Essays on Brawnung to someone wullung ta complete ut Kent Hagedorn s Old lronsudes to anyone wullung to take ut away Frank Scangorella s lunch to C A R E Trudy Harruson s dented baton ta some aspurung mauorette Jaan Kazumurs Al Jalson records to Larry Parks Helen Franeks swummung abuluty to some poor fush Davud Blackman s calarful bow tues to Coach Bednaarchuk Ed Barovsku s cut cards to the uanutars ta heat the buuldung next wunter Mary Kennedy s tact to Mr Persel Peggy Clarkson s punk angora sweater to a patentual fernunune chemust Irene Fuesser s abuluty to collect the durt wuthaut a broom to the N Y Douly News The beard that George Bushop mumbles thrauqh Muss Nemeth Carmel Moscatu s father to the band mem bers A suut of armor for Coach Grecco to wear when teachung Safe Druvung Bob Foley s lang legs to an up and camung basketball star ln luke manner we present the new w cause we can t take ut wuth us ung Sugned by the Class of June l95O Wutnessed by few pruceless possessuons to the fallawung Joan Lowe s heught ta some faur foot guant Alyce Duckersans chun strap to a chubby undergraduate Bull Mayerchak s shoes to a suutcase factory Marguerute Andrusun s loquacuousness ta Mr Tunuson Royce Stover s southern accent ta Mrs Koepke Bob Haycooks locker decoratuan Bland Tugress ta some eager uunuar A megaphone far Mr Lennon ta accamma date the students un the rear af the roam Tom Dolan s broken pottery to a sophomore wuth a glue pat Alberta Hannaman s effervescence ta Muss Hoffmeuster Grover Bucks knowledge of aurplanes to Superman Lynn Damenuck s romances to True Can fessuons Jaan Carmens abuluty to mumuc to some shy sensutuve untravert for the purpose af entertaunment an a date And taa we leave ta anyone wullung ta ac cept them Mr Bensen s uakes ta due a natural death Vunnue Antusta s bashfulness Allen Chrustensen s talent far uudgung chucks A butcher knufe to cut the smoke un the teachers rooms Mana Dalevold s knuttung bag Peggy Dugons and Buddy Franks green twun sweater set Geargua Carlson s peppy walk for a quuck get away from Rosuesl Bob Kavatch s unchallenged average un Truganometry Robert Muller s unduvudualuty Muke Chupolane s patuence wuth gurl bowlers Barbara Duetz s neotness Gladys Paretu s fargung abuluty Edward Frutz s musucal fungers Ann Merluno S guggle Roy Mutchells abuluty ta get along wuth women Gene Sudar s talent for dancung Palkas ta the remaunung Cluftan Hugh Students be Marguerute Andrusun Peggy Dugan George Bushop Buddy Frank Peggy Clarkson Alberta Hannaman Tom Dolan Trudy Harruson P S We would luke to leave lrwun Bennett Goldberg s unutualed bruef case to some deservung freshman but ' 0 an ' . 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We 70 566 lt was the year 2950 An old document was found burued among the ruuns of an old museum lt was read Thus newly duscovered document gave a summary of a great hustorucal event the layung of a cornerstone for the whute house un l975 Mary Kennedy furst woman presudent of the Unuted States laud the cornerstone Many changes were made durung her admunustratuon the most drastuc beung the appount ung of Marge Lehmkuhl to be Secretary of Sports and George Bushop to be Secretary of Books un her cabunet Marys publucuty manager Kent l-lagedorn and her secretary Cath erune O Bruen were very proud of her Many of Mary s famous fruends came to see her ln the fu st row was Jum Shaw the new Tarzan who had uust come back from a personal appearance trup to Mars Next to hum sat George Morruson model for Brown s Brownung pulls There were many people who led un the fashuon world Furst was Edward Frank manufacturer of off the shoulder shurts for men Peggy Russell and .loan Lunsted wore cel lophane ballet sluppers for that natural look Anne Zudowsky featured black naul polush wuth sulver stars Georgua Carlson and Lorraune Muzuk shocked the world wuth theur punk haur Many old records were broken by Mary s ex classmates Helen Franek swam the Englush Channel un fufteen munutes Greetung her on the opposute shore was Davud Black man Amerucan ambassador to France Edward Frutz set a new record by playung the Munute Waltz un fuve seconds Januce Eslunger furst woman to be elected Muss Rheungold unanumously talked to Tom Dolan great Broadway actor He was known as Broadway s greatest lover In the world of unventors were Elwood Ehrle and Allan Chrustensen They had de vused a way of makung black orchuds from dondeluons After workung for many years on a chemucal that would make hour grow on bald men Bob Woeckner duscovered a chemucal that would make eye brows long enough to comb back over the head Jack Tutmas unvented an electronuc shoe that lughts up so that ut would be possuble to walk wuthout a flashlught on a dark street Ruth Fusher was the furst woman to druvc a Studebaker backwards wuthout know ung ut She always wondered why the steerung wheel was un the back Charlotte Zaumseul found a lufe tume job She was nurse for the sponsors of the l95O June class Many of Clufton s great sport stars became famous un the sport world Joe Smuth and Allan Botbyl were coaches of an all gurl football team called the Smuthereens Bob Foley perfected a hookshot usung no hands Organuzer of the furst woman sku patrol was the world renown sku champuon Beverly Kleun Many of the celebrutues were known at the Met Marguerute Andrusun was a famous handkerchuef dancer Carroll Mutchell one of her most ardent admurers carrued her hand kerchuef to and from work for her Pruma Donna Joan Punkus starred un the opera La Cluftonavo Successful lawyer Betty Gray a fauthful member of the bar defended Alyce Ducker son un a suut agaunst Alycc for borrowung undefunutely some of her fruends antuques After havung many unbenufucual allergy tests the doctors found that lngue Van Denberg was allerguc to men She was heart broken Great throngs of people came to thus great ceremony all of them successful un theur chosen fuelds World hustoruans are sure that many of these famous people were mentuoned but the rest of the document was worn away wuth age Un gale fm Q ' 1 l , 1 1 I . . . , . . 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A h. 4, ' X M' lik- Jvr fr ' 1' ' X A ll x ' Il II Il ll ll JUNE An. x 7 Sfw Yue QN- ARMAND BUONGIORNO Mooch General 84 Lake Avenue T-7 K 75 Flext ff l he RALPH ANDREW BRUCATO Ralph General I9 Vnala Avenue JULIA BORANI ALLAN BOTBYL Julle General ot College Prep 20 Bergen Avenue 852 Pauluson Avenue We 'v A 4 Xa. 2 JOAN ELIZABETH BRENNAN HAZEL VIOLET BROOKMAN Joan College Prep Hazel General 337 South Parkway 98 Nelson Street Qu- GROVER FRANCIS BUCK JUDITH ANN BURKE Buck College Prep Judy General 652 Mann Avenue I4 Sfuyveggnf Courf 6 Q S. l 0 Q 1 - N 6 or ,, . ,, HB ,, . , . I 5223-., iff QW il . J ,, ' 1 , T ' A 95' Y- ? 'ix Y A J. H 135-l' I . 'ra ' V 51 'lu 'A' flffl- Qi: , 'hx .. 'A' .. g -Q , 1, V I 5' 'O - 5 - 1 I 5. Q. . X ' mb . A ff-,Q-,Q Ht ' A ' I xx 5 ' f' , E. , :1.,,:' 'f A -W L N ' f 'V V . .2. fy , ' I I i V,-1 +-my-. J.. , .1-.a - . g ,'.-- - gif ,A 'Q 7' V af 1 f ' 157 U rx! -A 'N C L - qitxuae gli' ' . 'Q rzufk 3 .-inf . 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BARBARA MAE SPEETS CHARLES JAMES STAGNITTO NICHOLAS STEFANCHIK Barb College Prep Stag General te General I0 Howd Avenue 37 Sears Place II7 Knapp Avenue I? I ROYCE FRANKLIN STOVER KENNETH W STRUCK JOAN EDNA SWEETMAN 'Smokey College Prep Ken General Joanne General Hepburn Road 307 West Second Street I9l Madison Avenue Nlnefy sux 1 -L' 'Jes V Q 'W ' -T Q, h . Q Y K I . ' ifgff ,. 5 3 . --- 5IIv'ff.,. I X ' I reen , h ' in T 'f l f nv- Q, . . ': 1'1'S5ff. I I '- f V Nw , ,, ,, ,, ,,S f,, I - r J U N E PHYLLIS SWERSKY 1 .fy ROBERT JOHN SYNNOTT Phyllls College Prep O General 90 Day Street 46 Lundale Court IT? 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