Newtown High School - Newtowner Yearbook (Elmhurst, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1959 volume:

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XY'e would need much more than this one page to list all the people we would like to thank and all the things for which we are grateful at the close of our high school career. So. instead of enumerating, the Class of 1959 would like to dedicate its yearbook, in gratitude. to all those who, in our several years at Newtown. have tried to understand, and to those who have understoodg to the friends we have made: to the friends we might have madeg and to the people we shall always remember: to the things which made us smile and to the things Vvhich made us think. ln years to come we will realize that our high school education wis the foundation on which our futures were built. For the effort which our teachers expended in laying a sound foundation of knowledge, we give our deepest and sincerest thanks. Ivlam' Fark MARTINA TABArc,HN1K A xg' V MWA, A f W M f ' zz. . .xxx -V . xx V ?' ' A - f'N'k'f:izfJ ' 4 1 5 X vu. w .' f, Z ' V , www f f f WWLWW' ,, 'Wit , 5, ' f V MA '- ff, , f, , A Q V. 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MOSELEY, PRINCIPAL S X ya if f A Qlkill 7 f f f ' x wwf Co the Graduates: It has been brief thas it not?j, your stay at Newtown. Perhaps you remember back to that first day you came here, how long the dis- tance to graduation seemed. But your high school years have not been long: they have passed swiftly. The years ahead will pass even more swiftly, each year more rapid- ly than the one before. The Roman poet, Horace, summed up the situa- tion in four words: Carpe dienzf fugit bow. QSeize the day: the hour slips awayj Seize the day indeed! Clutch these precious days of youth to you. Make them yield a rich harvest for your later use. Seize them, not in Horaces meaning of the words fEat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we diej, but rather, seize them for the opportunities they will give you and which you will never have again. Wfhether you are college bound or career bound, I sincerely hope that Newtown has prepared you well to make theie next years count, prepared you in mind but especially in heart and in character. My best wishes and the best wishes of all of us who stay behind at Newtown PRINCIPAL go with you. MfAY 1959 ,EW I nuiuurnu-nnumwawuw THE JV WU k AT NEwTowN I Han AN UNEASY FnisL1Nci throughout that first full day of school last t-all. Something was different, strange. Being a creature of steadfast habits who delights in being able to rely on a certain routine day in and out, this ditIerenCC. which I was unable to identify, was very unsettling. Whrlt was changed? What? Then, the second day, as I was walking from my Physics class in room 317. I realized what the difference was. The liact that I was walking quietly, not chasing madly down the stairs to the second floor through the boys' gym, and up the stairs to the other side ot the building, rushing to class breathless and late. Here I was strolling along through the new wing connecting the two old wings ot' the building. I would get to class relaxed and on time. There was another point to ponder. Wheia I sat in class I wasn't dis- tracted by tialling boards, clattering tools, and rasping drills. Everything was serene. This silence was getting on my nerves! Once I overcame my natural aversion to the leisurely strolls and the silence, my curiosity got the better of me, and like the intrepid cat whom it killed, I gave way and decided to investigate this new wing. Far from being killed, I was pleasantly surprised. At tirst I was taken back by the predominance ot' green, cool green halls and dark green blackboards. It occurred to me that all this green had a soothing ehfect and it provided no distraction for the easily distracted. Since I had a few classes in that part ot' the building I had the opportunity to poke and pry at close range. The classrooms appear larger, neater, and brighter. Not being mathemati- cally inclined and shuddering at what a passerby might think it' he saw me on A lil I . 0 'X S i Q ,V ,, 1 l 5 72 l il h --H y ,- f I sitgi if as . i Iliff! Y.-'lriir' is I-f W' I f 1 j 2 ' 3, F r , ,.tk, 1 ir 3 ii Rea- T r my hands and knees, crawling along thc floor with my mothers mpc mt-.isuru clenchod bctwccn my tcuth, I didnt find out it' thu nt-w rooms .1t'tu.illy wt-ru larger. The iucatiiess is duo to thu ncw dcslis, I think, It's .1 plt-tlstiix' to lmw tho whole ghdir to oneself .ind not h.1w to sham it with hooks. I-I.1w you notittid that we girls run Put our lcgs .ind our lmtgs undur thu dusks, :XS for thu hriglitmss, I suppost- th.1t's dur' to thu light tolor ol tht' w.ills .ind furnituru. 'lihost' windows .tru inturt-sting too, .ind l w.1s oxtArwlitAliut'tl hy the grlftttrid. Its so lxrgc. Tlit-ros room lioi' uvuryoiic. If our gradt' adxisurs sur-in :spur-i.1lly limiablc thusu ddys, its lwcoitlfzc ol thcir wondrrtlul ofntu. Ptrson.tlli', I prufcr thu rtllatiw prixlty ot' lllOSL't'l1.ll'lNlI7fI lirrlg LL1lWitls.s. I w ondtr how many of you ruint'iul'mr thu old CIO, storm, Do you rcintm- hor how w L- lud to tight our w.iy in, st 11.1111 our ordurs .it tht' top of our lungs, wrtstlc to .gt-I ir owr thu ht-.ids of the othcrs, dodgo wming fists .md limp ourag1in?Quifu ,i ditfurtntu thtst- tl.1ys isnt thtru? My fguorirt- room is tht ntw lihmryr It rt-.illy is .i uri' toiutiortdlvltr room in whigh to spend an Jtltt-rnoon .ind it ointiins .in exit-lltnt stltttion ol' hooks, Aside from rut-cruntu hoolzs .ind tt-xt hooks, tht- lilwixiri' tltllhllly has hooks lor cnjoyirimt. Cnc must .idmit thdt rhi. now wing is ttrtainly .t lWL'.lLllIliLll .addition to Ncwtovin. Bring Qt suntim:.nr.ilist. liowtxtr. I lmtt' to think th.it somr- lfir .lVk'.1l' day in thu tdururu, it' I should lmiplwtii to find mystll' wdlking owr thu bridge atross thu railroad trdtlgs, l would stu no towur, no stiituly orimtt' llitiitlu Ariorhinlu to remind mf ol' thu old Nttwtown, lNIAR'l'IN,'X TAim'i:,iiNii4 -1' WWW IN x . - w ww. Q NEwTowN, We Uwzk 1111111 Q. , 5 Q, . ,ll, 0 4 J ' I J?- Q' N 3 D ! I tg, p N1 l ri ' ,xx 1 i l 4 l Qi l 'y X. ill s , e W l l. 1 37' s ' I. GAZINKQ our OF THE wiNDoW of your classroom you see nothing out of the ordin- ary. The rolling fields stretch out to the horizion. Some are green with rye and some are dark brown where the plow has turned the soil over. The trees in the orchards are in full bloom and lend a beautiful touch to the scene. ln your mind everything is as it should be, but to someone else this scene would be very extraordinary. Why ?-Because you are attending a school in New York City. A farm in a city, that is the Agricultural Annex of Newtown where boys from the various boroughs come to study a unique and adventurous course. Why do they come? The answer is very simple. These boys realize that even in our world of rockets and mis- siles, one cannot overlook the group of people who make up the backbone of our country v-those who are connected with agriculture, The course is a difficult one and only the finest survive. Each boy is required to spend three summers on farms in New York State where he can obtain actual experience in farm work. These summers away from families and friends are a great influence on the boys. They broaden their outlook on life and build worthwhile characteristics. The boys receive an academic diploma upon completion of the course. In addition to agriculture they must take physics, chemistry, history, and mathematics which makes the course just as hard, or even harder, as any other. Looking through the window again, we find the scene has changed. Housetops have taken the place of the rolling fields and instead of the blooming orchard we see a Rest of television antennae. We are now seniors. We are in the last lap of the course which has brought us to the main building. But we cannot push the memories of the annex from our minds. The noisy cafeteria, which magically became an assembly hall once a week, and which on those special nights became our own Latin Quarter, still echoes with the sounds of the untuned piano, the rich alto voice of Miss Torresola, later joined by the dramatic bass tones of Dr. Barclay, and the almost perfect harmony of our own Rock 'ii Rollers, the the Gems. Boys, l'm very happy to announce' '.,. coming out of the little box on the wall was a familiar sound and the words that followed usually made us proud that we were aggies. Quotes such as: Get orf those tomato Pl.1lllSli'l You'll learn history if it kills youlug Goodness, but it's warm in herefng Let your foot off that clutch slowlylug With the aid of this pulley I can lift one thousand poundslmg and many more cannot be easily forgotten. The tomato tights, the harvesting of all those delicious strawberries, the trip to liarniingdale, a dusty play yard becoming an Qiw-i,',',fi.'lre1f mi Ali.:-gg 10, WN X 'YJ 'J I 'fi in w A .I I l f ,tw 5 . 'x-J L A A 1 4 i X X X 'X h 4:-F3 M , A l iii Q J .-f GT ' x , .0 ' tx YL, K T X K W f WA 'ff t t MV Alun! M xy Pi tzzet X . ' W Xl li is ,W wa ,X it 537 -- W XX ,x ,firm , 9 X Qi' wwf V UL! 9 In s N! ru 4 In In Wi mm4e 'U H 1 -4-W-V... +V 2 ,,,,, , .,...,, ,,., W.. , Wm ,,,..nrf--'- ' ' M,.,-,...,,d-1-V-A MM? , .M-W------x '-'-i 3 , A -M H , .. ..,, .,..., HM- L , Q ' S E , ,t Z, My as NEWTOWN, We' Chunk llrfu! excellent softball field, and the hours spent studying for all those mid-terms and regents are memories we cannot erase from our minds. But soon we will be looking out of another window and again see a completely dif- ferent scene. The campus, the capital buildings, the skyscrapers and the l'.1rmste.1ds will be our new environments. 'lhe agricultural course has acquainted its students with all phases of agriculture. From Newtown eight percent will go further in this held. Many will attend universities and become veterinarians, teachers, agricultural engineers, and dedicated research workers. Still others will graduate from institutes and become frozen foods experts, dairy technologists, and horticultural specialists. And last, but not least, some will become men upon whom all our lives depend, farmers. As we look out of the windows in our futures, our thoughts will return to the win- dows of Newtown and memories will till our mindsgmemories which can never be for- gotten. And we will thank you, Newtown, you and your wonderful teachers, for the line training you have given us. We will thank you because you have prepared us for the' many hardships and responsibilities we have faced and will be facing. Even now, we thank you. FRANK LESHER Che NEWTOWNER Sing BI.-XRTINA TARATLHNIK ....., ,,,,,A, , ,,,,, E difO1'S STEVEN SMALL .4.,.,..,4...... .,...... C lulw Editor STEPHFN FI'L3sKo ROBERT GRIAIAIER ,,,,,.. , ,A.AA . A Business M.InIIgfr5 .IANET SCHIFRHOLZ, VIVIAN GRI2IfNE1ERL9IfR lv ANN BI.-ARK ' , Cl 'TA '.Il A1105 RENA MARL,nLE5If. XVFTTF PIQIIII. L 'L I EIA ISZOFYIESDI. BIARLIS -IANKT LITERARY STAFF NIARLENIZ BERNSTIIIN MARLINT I'-RIEDMAN ELEANOR GLADKAT' KI H.iRfJLIl HAHIN RONALD AIARIRILIN CYNTHIA HILL FRANK LFSHIQR CLARA INIORKA PATRICIA TNI,-XTHIZS PHOTOGRAPHERS SHI-LIRIN STI IN SARAH TXIILHOLLAND BARBARA IYIINTZER BHNNIE SAFFRAN Rf.-ARK SIELQLI-'R Rc IRI RT SWANNI PN SI2f,TION REPRESENTATIVES HIQNRY ARIZ.-III NIII IRENE BAIIITNLH 'IEANETTI BARNA ,IVDI BELKLR GoRDoN DRAMSTIAII ROBERT GRIAIAIIR ELEANOR HI:INZfiI, AVIIRIA' HIIPKIN I-II,IA I'Il'lIRALIlI' C,ARfII. hAXAl,I-R DURNIIII' KRITIKIIR RHIRA LI YI .NIARII I.fIzITo -In ANN NIL-ARK NANIA' MIIUIII RIIIII-:RT RIISIQNIIIMI BONNIE ROTHRIAN AIARIUN SQHW'AR'IZ I.AwRIfNc5E Sl?I,I. BRI-'NDA STRAIISS 1ZI,AINIi VINciIIII.LrI FACULTY ADVISFRS MR, HENRY W. RIQINSHALIIQN IVTISS MAZIQ GORDON MR. THOMAS X. BoNc,IoRNo MR. AARON DINAHITRC, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS ,my,,gwn-f4'H- A443 MR. jmm M. BAKER, -IR. 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Mlluttl Bfuxn Dqmrrrm nr All Dcp.1l'tH1cI1l '14, ,ff nv ...um Mrs. Sadie Riccudi Mrs. Glddya H, SL-.llc I..mguJgc Dcpartmcnt SCCl'CfLll'l.ll Studiw Dupt, 4 Yfr 41 ,, Q x X K X X Q xx Q X S Mr. Lumix ALlL'I'l'VLlCl1 Scicncc Dcputmcnt mr Q: X x X X :iw . x Nw: x x24 K MIN. H.lzsl M. Kurcy Smml Studnu DL'P.ll'IITIL'I'lf ? , X wx. 6 ::', on 'irm Mr. AIUYIAIN Pk'l'IU.lI1 Acwuntnnig DL-pnrrnmnt Bibs Hu.ltl'iLc Wflltuln Cu-wpcxzltixc DL'P.lI'Kl1WL'Ul f 2 THE Zf0w4gg,., Dr. Gcurgc Barclay Miss Ruth B355 Mr. Milt: an Abcrback Mr. Hubert Bnylis L fljfwwggi ...... . W, 1 fy ' f. x , ' af 1 gl, I A, , Mamma. f . V , W V ff: Y 5, l 2 :Vv . T , , , l Q W K Q, f f 1 7 , 'JW f ,f y M fif 07 f Z 1 X, Z 1 , , X ws f fi fc f ff V 'nf fjffyiy 9 ff f Ayr , Mfg. ML11'iC Bisfhuff Mr. Th1vlTlLlS X, B111'1giul'nu V . f 4 , 22 l V - 42 Z f f f .. 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I.inri.1 Knrnrrch Mus M.1rg.1rr-I Kruw f 'xw Aff, BC,-ndfd Lgxirhm Mrs M.4ry fXf.1QCj.rrwx Mr, C, l..rurin M.11'rI1 1' 'WM 4 4 Q Mr. Edward Meister Mrs. Rmemarie Merwla Mr. Roy Ninn kuwitf 'Mr. ,Lick KLlI11iHSkj' Mn. Ruse Kurenx Mrs, Maxim- Marcus i Wi 'WX f 55,3 Wagyu Q 1 . , ,rf , , f .... : Q .. 53 E Q . 1 f kg , f, K. , fx. , A asf 5 i .,f j , Miss Elsie Muckc THE Y W Mrs. Bertha Mycrs , If Mrs. Natalie Orkin MF- ,l3Ck Paris Mrs. Gladys Ramsay Mrs. Freda Ratshin Lfr, Philip Schnitzcr Mrs. Duruthy Schwartz awk-MA Mr. Rudolph Paulson fi A , , , ,, RWM ' X M gigs X A R . E gh 3' I ' 15 2 53 ,SN 5 f,',, , f ga. hlr, Hun ry Rei llNl1.l'QL'I1 XA NR 'NN-ua X X ,, if LL X all - ii . ' A 2 ,xx .N ,--. ,3a..w.,E., .. Rx S1 'H s . K 'six qw uimlilis A ' 1 - Mr. Eilwaril Skarda Mr. Frank Nappi Q : Miss Henriette Payor M r. Sa mucl Robinson MIX C. Gray Smith Mr. XX'lll1.lI'l1 Xirdvri-J.i .,. '- :Sf 'f 'r w 'Ju-X 1 if - x , Wt' MBS Ircn: Pcnmicri JS 1 C 1- Q 5 ' Mrs Margdrct Rwgiiri wmM?QWWMWCWYWZ Wi W ,j, iff i Mm. Pearl Solomon S v rr QMXRQAQ -Q xggwg is X X ,X X x, X R s gdib x '31 ,, fs? 1 ' . , ., V .Y . Q 1 J Ribs Dulwtiix' Nui-iw Afl',N.1ti1.1r11cl H PIJII Q: Mr Yl.irm,-S Rffwcn Mr, Sol Summers IXIF. Rui'Ici't Nwli Aff. Vlnhfl Pmvllnlufl , wx Q' nw' Mrw, Heli-n Ryxiii Wi X-f Z2Z47Zi?27 ggi if ,,,,Xf QQZZZZ ' V Aw A J, r,L, Dr. M.iric Suscic .Q'i??'1,3'f, hiisw IN1.ll'y O'Durmcll -Y ,, , f XX I ' QQ! fdi??Q X N Y w W N A Q 5? m My f Y 4. M Q xg f fi 1 ak, X 7 Wx X Qi M W4 Vx 4 ,fx 1 f W 4 I f P W4 W f f f 4? K K7 Xi Z , in , .ff A 1 , X v 4 Q 2 K 5 Q X Af X X N. f 4 z ,i i rw 1 .wp 31 7 by Mr. Philip Price X X 4 ' ' if 1,7 f A WK. - ' fit! 0 J 5 -ff' fj ,W .N 1' vw- i ff Bliss INff.1l'inn Ryan Mr. Ivim Stunsky THE ' X X ' ., 110 , 52 ' xfesix w h 4 5 -' in : y 4, S I , y '. MM - f V 1 fC .v,+3, Qi , W, mmm , V ff.. A . Miss Eleanor Sullivan M1'. John Vogt Mr. Rnlucrt Weissman Z Mr. Rnlwurt Stark MVS. Dr1r0tl'ly StClDlJir1S Mrs. Sylvia Sumpercr 2 Q Mrs, Gladys Tepperman 'Miss Nilda Torre-sola Mr. Tlmmas Wal lace fx f X ff 7 X f f 9 I S MM R ,f 'X ,X 1 ivan fx f , .4 X . X '- ' - Mi . 1 . . 5' x - ' , ,-1, J' W wa' , , Mrs. Cxirnl W',lllWLII' of w, i Mr. Anhui' Weinstein u - n A Ivins Nancy Wilkelis Mr. Joseph XVcintraub Mrs. Marion XY'intcrfclil x Vi 2 wav 3 in 9 j xl' ' :Mm ,i ,, Q'f'f'f:- , 1 X W 5, , Q f :A A44. ,,: -, , V0 ,f f 4. W ,J -b fz, 1 Q Q 5 X 49 ii, 5 w , X A , ,M V3 K .xy THIS IS YOUR LIFE THis IS CYNTHIA HILL AND CLARA MORKA coming to you in compatible color at the NHS Broadcasting Station. Tonight January 20, 1979 we are about to witness a heartwarming reunion of Mr. jan Grad and the graduating class of january '59. Mr. Grad has been waiting behind stage. He has been brought here by Robert T. Lauri, who, you all know, is a prominent entertainer, and the well known politician, james M. Barry, under the pretext that he is to make a speech to the new freshman class of Newtown High. Shh . . . Shh . . . Here comes our distinguished guest now, Mr. jan Grad . , . This Is Your Life- Oh4 Oh my goodness! He seems to have fainted. Is there a doctor in the house? Yes, here comes Dr. Meir Meiberg and his able nurse assistants, Nancy Crane and Annette Ferro. Smelling salts seem to be doing the trick. Yes, he is coming around line. Wliile he is recovering from shock, we will have a word from our sponsor. Business men-do you need an able secretary to do all your office work? If you do, consult with Kerry Goonan, the President of the National Agency for Secretaries. Alice Marron and Mary Ann Gousheski are now working at the U.N. Some of his other well known secretaries are Diana Doyle, Anthy Manos, Betty Manos, Virginia Trentino, Rosalie Chiano, Nina Di Nozzi, Anita Rogers and Marsha Welt. Now back to Clara and Cynthia. I hope you are feeling better now. Mr. Grad, see if you can recognize these voices. Jan-you sat near me in English. Remember those spelling tests . . . 7' jan-I was in your English class, too, 4th row Sth seat, in fact. Thomas Martin and james Vercruysse, I think you stumped him. Tom, by this card I see you're a construction worker, and James, you're an engineer. I hope you enjoy your work. I hate to rush you off like this but you'll have much more time to talk at the reunion dinner at Nick Pontikas' Newtownia Restaurant. Incidentally, two of the head chefs down there are Artie Carrano and Humbert Fabbro. There will also be a few songs from the French Ambassador, ,Ianick Gueguen. The Marie Napoli Dancers including Marie Napoli, Mary johnson and Marilyn Muller, will put on a few of their dances for us, Miss Helen Sydoruk will play her most outstanding number, The Alma Mater. 6 . s fi, ' ,. I s 'IIXX ' f' f . - . , II , 01 w w -. ' I I . - I I of a. - 7 - 65 XR If - I c x I .'1.,x00,' QQ N -X XIQQ 5 , I f .ff no Iv. lf - , . EIIIITIV' ,, E, XII -A g i 5, X Mr. jan Grad The lights, the lights . Wllere are Riehard Finoeehiaro, Julius Layiano and John Melillo, our electricians? Come on fellows-My, what speedy service. Now. Mr. .lan Grad, wed like you to see it' your ean recognize the yoiees ot these boys. Vi e all haxe something in eommon and we are all presently in the Navy. XY'hy thats Ernest Labrador, Patriek Newtown and Grant Webster. We were known as the Big Four in our history class. I was your best girl friend -- But l was your favorite onen- 'hlust what do you mean by that? . . . Marie Bonti and Carol Schneider, please don't light over me. You always were. you know '. led. noteAXY'e'll neyer know why 5. XY'ell. well. boys we didnt think you would arrive on time. Miehael Di Leo, -limes Shugrue, joseph Marrone, Robert Moylan and Larry Brenner, all on the football team of-of what college did you say? Now Mr. 'Ian Gradglook bark on the years of yesterday. Is there anyone we missed? Here . . . here. what about us. I'm Thomas P. Reilly, his psyehoanalyst, and here are my assistants. Gertrude Ammer and Elinor Sheehy '. Mr. Grad. we are presenting you with a romplete wardrobe of new tlothes designed espeeially for you by Fred Klein and giyen to you by rourtesy of Albert Mazzucca and also the New Look Car designed by james A, Tsakounis, built by Michael Flaherty and therked by merhanies George Sthmidt and Robert Michiels. Here are a I-ev: ot' the people who haye made this program possible: Leon' ard C. Swindell. our produter: Thomas Brauer, our direetor, Vineent Luisi, our seenie designer: Martin XY'asserman and Albert Tasta our printers, Kenny Gran- yille and john Cotheo our stene shifters and joseph Sidito our . . . our plumber? This is Cynthia Hill and Clara Morka saying good night and good luck to . a Q L L 1 Mr. jan Grad. CYNTHIA Hui. CLARA NIURKA in ,. fm' '.' l:X'llllN!XH l'1 7 -.' fix' iff' :- 1 '. 0 ' L K? ' 'Qin' XX 'P 'IXNAW 6 I E.. I :E 5 Li fe R . 1 Y -1 Qr.. 'Sb 'Q hw Muy Falk Adele Grnttschulk Anthony Kahn WWZJ, K ,,,,' 7,42 Walter Robertmn Mark Siegler Steven XVcin:r . , B N .'.., -r 1, . a r. , , l ' ' r l.-'..,'. 5 ' I'-' R. .' ' - .0 l .o'.' I o u rl - , ,' u ' I ' ' D n ll' 1 l' 0, , . . f-us ' 4 - 1 'Q .'. . - . . -. - ' 1 1 . , . , . . 1 . ' 0 ' A I ' .', 'I -' ' ' ' '.,v',.. 1 ' ' I' - - ' 1 . .'-' :- . ' ' I ' V I 'r - - 4 I ,j, f, 'X D . I ' ' 0 4 I ' f 1'- 0 '. I 4 X .. . 1 .- . , -'. v . A ' ' ... - , R' ' ' F- . :fc ' ' 5 -1 . an .I Q . 1 A ' ' r .'-,', '1 . ,, A I v '- ' 4 . ' ,-1 v-I. 1 X I .. ', 1 N' ' . v'.' ' , . Q . A , . ' 4 V .. - x 1 ' -, Q 1 4 ' . B . A I Q Y, ' I - - . v . ,' , . 1 I r , . .4 . IN if N 1 :K in 4 1 Q 1 . . ,. , i..- , .Id- K - ' C o ' ' I 4 .- - . . 'A M n ' Mx . 'fl V1 . 9. . , I W F , . ' ' . . 1 . - . - , V 7 a- . , . . K . . . , x ' Q. B. . - I g . ' u ' . ,' ' -.. , .I . 1 A, . .5 u ' s v. 3- 'p . L- , Q GERTRUDE C. ANUWER Bowling Club, Health Careers Club HENRY ARIZINIENDI Weigl1tlifting Team, Ycurbouk Rep., GO. Rep. -IAMES BARRY JR. LEONARD BINELLI MARIE BONTI THOMAS MARTIN BRAUE11 28 WW 1227 'FT' K.-Qu LAXWRENCE BRENNAN Track Team JOYCE CARLISI Newman Club, Health Careers C! D.E.C.A. ARTHUR CARRANO ROSALIE V. CI-IIANO Grade Advisers Aides ,lOl-IN GERALD COCHEO NANCY ELIZABETH CRANE Newman Club 3,42 NEWTOWNER MICHAEL DIUEO K'K M RICHARD FINOCCHIARO R e w:-R, . x F will X XR f N'..., Pj I V 1 Ai lx XIXA DIXOZZI Q' Bowling Club D-ECA. MlCHAhL FLAHERTY DIANA MICHELE DUYLE Secrer.1r1.1l Club KERRY GOONAN l..mn Club '54 HLMBERT FABBRU A f A MARY ,xxx GOFSHESKI Track Team ' 4- 'zx' 5 Newmm Club it V ' g.. ff' FRANK FERRIOLU KENNETH GRANVILLE ffl? '- f zz AXNETTE FERRO D.E.C.A., GAL5., Deank Orlice Aidex Attendance Oflice Aldes. Ad- mlniitmtive Aides 5 ,IANIK GLlEGLllfN Tennis Clulw Spanish Clulw ar-ff' JANUARY 'I959 29 LIGIA lTL'RRAl.DE ROBERT R. LEVYC Supply Assistant Aides MARY JOHNSON ' VINCENT LTQISI I Volleyball Club, Tunnis Club Lantern Art Staff, Fine Arts Club, Weight Lifting Club THQINIAS INIICHAEL JOYCE ANTHY BIANUS Hudmintirn Club FRED KLEIN I BETTY MANOS General Otice Aides Badminton Club bn .Ti-I-xxig ,sf,f I W: .sv.,- J- .-I'-,ll .oi--W, ig-., 's w. -1 . , , I ERNEST LABRADOR THALIA MANU5 F.F.A., Handball Team ANIELO Bl, LAURI ALICE ELIZABETH BIARRON English liuok Rivum Aides i Iliiuit Council Squad so UA? NEWTOWNER ,IOSEPI-I MARRONE if YI' THOMAS MARTIN Q ALBERT MAZZICCA f MEIBIZRG MEIR s., -a fi ? 'P'-df A.,- ROBERT MOYLAX Stage Squad, Spmmh Club JANUARY 1959 INIARILYN GAII. IXIULLER Bowling Club, G.O. Rep. PATRICK IEDXYARD NEVVTON NICHOLAS G. PONTIKAS Supply Ruum Aides, GSO. Ref.. mcntlm c, blullqnt Cmmfnl THOMAS PATRICK RIEILLY Ncwm.m Clulw PIITITR RIPICH ANITA ROGERS Ncwmm Clulm DIKCA., Bmvling Clulw, Ne:wtmvu GIVIQ Clmllls 51 GEORGE scH1x11DT HELEN SYDORUK F-RA. Newtown Choir. MQCICU1 Dance' Volleyball Club, Tgnrus Club. ,Fwd- minton Club, Admznxstratne A1dCS W CAROL SCHNEIDER Vigyffg, ALBERT S. TASCA Bowling Club ELINOR SI-IEEI-IY VIRGINIA JEAN TRENTINO Modern Dance, G.A.L.S. JAMES SI-IUGRUE I JAMES A. TSAKOTQNIS Class President. GO. Rep, 15114. JOSEPH A. SIDITO ,IAINIES Cu. VERCRLIYSSE Weiglut Lifting Club Chess Cluly Lmtcrn Staff 'M-Q, LEONARD CARL SXYINDEIJ. I II l2l.l.liN XYAGNER Afscmlwlv Squad Huwling Clulw 32 UA., NEWTOWNER MARTIN WUXSSERMANN Bowling Te-.im GRANT XYEBSTER Boys Eniergfnq' Roi-m Squid, Cliqm Lib Squad JANUARY 'I959 MARSHA LEE WE LT Music Department Aides EDNWARD VUHITE HOWARD ABADINSKY Track Team, Masque and Bauble, Sports Club PATRICK C. ABRUZZO G.O. Representative, Sports Club LOUIS ADDUCI GO. Representative EDVIGE AGOSTINELLI Arista, G.O. Representative. G.O. Council, G.A,L.S., Bowling Club, Accounting Club, Volleyball Club, Newman Club, Leaders Corps, Ten- nis Club, Secretarial Club, Parent Council Squutl, Bitsltetbtill Club ANDREA ALFIERI Modern Dance, Newman Club NINA MARIA ALFIERI Hai Gennttirri, Parents Council Squad, INICWIDLID ClLll'J, Ace counting Club 34 JO ANN F. ALIBERTO Bowling Club. Spanish Club CATHERINE R. ALTOMARE D,E.C.A., Grade Advisers' Aides RICHARD AMBROSE CONNIE F AMBROSIO Secretsrial Department Aides. Health Education Department Aides ELIZABETH ANDALORO AXNI: bl, ANDERSON D.l2,Ci.A, Vollevlmll Club f7Le NEWTOWNER CECELIA ANDREOTTA Arista, Accounting Club. Secretarial Studies Department Aides, Parent Council Squad JO ANN ANTONIELLO RICHARD ARBQRE JAMES ARDITO VUILLIAM ARENTH Health Education Depiirtment Ai-.lt-N RUDOLE GERHARD ARNDT Math Club, Eilii Terrae JUNE 1959 IVIARILYINI RUTH ASHLEY D.E.C.A., Health Careers Club ,IOHN AUSTEN iiuaxig misirscii Modern Dance. Tennis Club, Bad- minton Cluh, Frontiers, Lantern Art Stuff, Newtown Girls Chorus, Guide Advisers Aides. Newtown Choir. GO. Rep., Girls Emergency Room Aides, Girls Health Educa- tion Depurtment Aides MILDRED ANN BACCHI D,l2.C.A. XY'll.l.lAlN1 BAIER MAUREEN RITA BALLBACK Parent Council Squad, Newman Club, D.E.C.A., Health Careers Club, Sccretqiriail Club 35 JOHN BAMBACH D,E.C.A., Deans Office Aides DIANA LUSIA BANTLE D'.E.C.A., Bowling Club, Trinity Club, Grade Advisers Aides, Health Careers Club EVELYN BARBER Newtown Girls Chorus. Newtown Choir, Administrative Aides, Ac- counting Club. CATHERINE ANN BARLOW Parent Council Squad, Newtown Girls Chorus and Choir, G.A.L.S., Tennis Club. Bowling Club, Secrea tarial Club, Secretarial Studies De- partment Aides, Newman Club. Health Careers Club JEANNETTE R. BARNA Bowling Club, Newman Club 'i P' J H r U THOMAS BARNEY ' , Track Team I ll 36 THOMAS J. BARRY Newman Club STEVEN BARTEL Library Squad, Mechanic Arts De- partment Aides MARIAN BASSANO Accounting Club, Secretarial Club, Basketball Club DOROTHY BASSIGNANA Girls Emergency Roorn Aides. Math Department Aides THOMAS BATIK FRANK BATTISTA Arista, Radio Club, Sports Club, Bio. Lab. Squad, Tech, Honor So- ciety, Chess Club, Societv of Ad- vanced lNlathematics, Newman Club, Frontiers, X-Ray Staff, Masque and Baublc, Bowling Club, jig Niswrownen JUDITH BECKER 'IEFFREY BLAUGRUND Record Otiice Aides, Yearbook Rep., Accounting Department Aides Ac- counting Club ,TEANETTE BELANICH INIARILYN BLEIWEISS Newtown Girls Chorus, Girls liiiiergcmy Room Aides INIADELIXE BELLACICCO -IOYCE BLENNER General Office Aides Girls Enierluency Room Aides GLORIA LEE BERGER lil.l-IOT BLOCK X-Ray Staff. Frontiers. Hebrew Cub Dcnink Oliiiic Aides ture Club. Sports Club. Bouliiu Club. Principals Orlice Aidel, Mechanic Arts Department Aides MARLENE BERNSTEIN isiiiaxirgii PAL'I.A BLOOM AFISUL FFCUCI1 Club- Vullfff Aristi, Res Gc-stile, Chem Lab Club, F7631-bolilk bidi AffCU'l-1Ui'- Squid, Aclniinistmtive Aides, Fron- Olice bquad. Res Gestuc, Bidmin- UL.,-,g 'IAQ-Annie Qlul-,R Afglueology ton Club Cqluh XVAYNE BITTING NATHALIE BOBOSHKO German Club, Newtown Choir Aristii, Newtown Girls Chorus, Ncwtown Clioir, G.O. Store, Hai Cicnniiitii JUNE 1959 37 PATRICIA BOCCI-IIMUZZO Bowling Club, X-Ray Staff THOMAS BODIE Newman Club MARIE BONDANZA Parent Council Squad, Administra- tive Aides, G.O. Store IONY LOUISE BOOKER Newtown Girls Chorus, Newtown Choir, Trinity Club ADRIENNE MARILYN BORELLI Arista, Art Department Aides, New- town Girls Chorus JOHN W. BOTTJER Attendance Onice Aides, Spanish Club, Trinity Club 38 I X ,,in 410' MELVIN BOUDIN Tech Honor SOC1CfY, R65 Gestae- Mechanic Arts Department Squad- HOWARD BOYARSKY Chem Lab. Squad MARYLOL' BRANCACCIO Parent Council Squad, G.O. Service Squad AUDR EY MARY BRATKO Art Department Aides ARNOLD BRAVIN ISDXVARD BRISMER D,lf.CA. .742 Nzwrownen VUALTER BREMER Newtown Band JOEL BRENNER Stage Crew. Social Studies Depart- ment Aides. GO. Dance Committee, Res Geitae. Quintilian Club. Tech Honor Society. Society of Adxanced Mathematics EKUNDIOY R. BRIGHT Radio Club. Suicer Team FRANCES BROINIBERG Arista, Res Cweftae. GU. Snirc Latin Club, Arcbae-ilugical Club ,UQDITH BROXYX LESLIE BROXYN, JR. Basketball Twm JUNE 'I959 ARNOLD BUCKNER IOAN MARIANNE BUNDSCHU Newman Club -no ANNA BURGGRAF Attendance Otlice Aides, G,A.L.S., Tennis Club, Chess Club BARBARA I, BURGHART RUBliR'l' BURNS LUIS BURROVUS Accounting Club, Newman Club Mechanic Arts Department Aides 39 EDXWIN BUSKIRK German Club, Track Team MARYANN T, BUTCHYNSKI BEVERLY BUXBAUM Res Gestae, Newtown Band, Archae- ology Club, Math Department Aides, Language Department Aides, Social Studies Department Aides, Record Office Aides ELEANOR CALDWELL Arista, Trinity Club, Archaeology Club, Latin Honor Society, Spanish Club, Newtown Band, Frontiers, Hai Gennaiai, Assembly Ushering Squad, Emergency Room Aides, Ad- ministrative Aides unior Red Cross , J Club ENES CALLIGARIS Attendance Office Aides, Lantern Art Staff JOHN cALvo 40 ROSEMARIE CAMASTRA D.E.C.A. JOSETTE CAMPANELLA Newman Club DANIEL CAMPANELLI nr' Q -IUDITH CAMPAY fps I X ' V ,ffl I Iwi., hm V, f ,V X Z I JOAN CABIPBELL Arista. Technical Honor Society, Bowling Club, Tennis Club. Assem- bly L'sht-ring Squad, Chess Club RACH li l. CAN DELA D.l?.C'.A., Language Department Aides .742 NEWTOWNER FRANK CANDITO G.O. Rep. PATRICIA A. CANNIZZO D.E.C,A. CONCETTA CAPOBIAXCO Arista. Newtiiwn Girls Chorus Leaders Cr-fps. Newtown Bind, Bn lcetball Club, Vivlleyball Club, Rex Cvestae, Reurg.1niz,1riun Cummittee Axrrioxu' CARECCIA Newtown Soccer Team JOSEPH CARRECCIA ROSEINIARIE CARRABI5 Secretarial Club JUNE 1959 'IOI-IN CARROLL MICHAEL CASALI Rilklitl Club 3AI,I.Y CASTANIA Tennis Club, Volleyball Club, Lead- erx Corps. B.1sketb.1ll Club, Bowling Club. Acwunting Club, Newman Club General Oflife Aides MARIE C. CASTELLANO D.I?,C,A. SANDRA CASTURO Vlvllcylxlll Club, Buwling Club, B415- kr-tb.ill Club, Leiders Curps, Girls lfmergency Rubin Aides CATHERINE CAVALIERE Attendance Office Aides, Newman Club, Accuunting Club, Secretarial Club, Parent Cuumil Squad, Senior Uiuncil 41 DOLORES LUCILLE CELENTANO Accounting Club, Secretarial Club JEAN 1.. CELLI DARIO CENTORCELLI RICHARD JOSEPH CERNY F.F.A., Service Squad, Assembly Squad, Math Club, Student Council Choral Club, Landscape Club CAROL A, CHAGARADAS G.A.L.S. FRED CHAPLIN Spurts Club, Debating Club, GO Rep., G.O. Office Aides, Buys Emer- gency Rm im Aides 42 i W rl x 2 QC' .,.,,-.i. -,L ',- t ' ff, is i,., ', -3 ,-rs, A ' it . 'sail - - tem. JOAN CHARCZUK Arista, Administrative Aides, AfCh2C' ology Club, Trinity Club GEROLD CHETELAT ROY CHIMEL RAYMOND CICOLA Physics Lab Squad, Chess Club, Newman Club CAROL DI. CIECHANOXYSKI VINCENT CIVELLO .742 NEWTOWNER JOSEPHINE CLAR Leaders Corps, Secretarial Studies Department Aides, Newman Aides CAROL CLENDEXNING ANNETTE CLINCO Secretariul Club. D E CA, CHARLES RQBERT CLOS Arista, Chess Club. Physio Lul' Squad' Gulf Team. Blurb Club MARILYN COLP X-Ray Staff. Cvirli Emcrgtmx Room Staff. Leaderg Curpx. Bfmlm: Club, Quintilim League VVILLIAM TERRIS CONDIE Service Squad, Visual Aidb Squad JUNE 1959 V7 if JEAN ETTE CONETTA Secretarial Club, Bowling Club ANDREW' CONFORTINI MICHAEL CONNELL BONNII: .lL'DlTH COOPERMAN Arixhi. lies QJCNIQIC. C1.A.l,.5., X-Ra Shall, Axsumlwly Lkliurnnlg Squad BARBARA CORDICE D.li.CA. lNlARY ANN CORREDINE D.E.C.A., Secretarial Club 45 EUGENE COSTA GLORIA A. COTTONE EVELYN COUGHLIN Health Careers Club FLORENCE A. COYNE Attendance Ottice Aides, G,O. Com- mittee. JOHN COYNE Deans Ottice Aides IVIARSI-IA CROINIER X-Ray Stuff. Trinity Club, Bin Ltib Squad, Newtown Clwir, Rcfeptilm- ists, Assembly Usliering Squad, G,A.L,S., List Committee, Quin- tili.in League, Spanish Club 44 'Vik he .,. , :ZW he iii 'z is BARBARA ROSE CSIZMAZIA Science Department Aides, Secre- tarial Club DAVID C UMMINGS MARGARET CUNNINGHAM JUDITI-I ANN CURCI Arista, Re s Gestae, Hai Gennaiai, G.A.L,S., Math Department Aides, Receptionists MARILYN -I. CURRY Buwling Club CAROL CUTILLO St-crt-t.ii'i.1l Club, Parent Council 5qU-Ml. 50C1'et.11'i.1l Studies Depart- ment Aides .749 NEWTOWNER BARBARA CUTLER 'X MICHAEL DeANGELIS GirlS Emergenq' Room Aides, Res Lantern Art Director, Fine Arts Gestae, Quintilian League, Newtown Choir. Newtown Girls Chorus, Health Careers Club, Frontiers Club, G.O. Rep, Year Book Staff FRANCINE DQALESIO IJATRICIA DELONGE Modern Dance ,. 'wi e trt 'K' ,M fe- Y' I! ser Q. LOUISE D'ALVIA MAXINE DeLUCA Arista. Adrninistr.1tix'e Aides. A sembly Ijshering Squad, Frontiers. Leaders Corps. Newman Club. Rc-- ceptionists T: JO-ELLEN DANCIK CAROL ANN DelNfIlERI Assistant Editor X-Ray. Administra- tive Aides. G.A.L.S., Sports Club. Trinity Club, General Office Aides. Frontiers Q ,, f'7 BRUCE DAVIS ANTHONY DePINTO Bio Lab Squad. Newtown Band 5P0ff5 Club GLORIA DeANGELIS GUIDO DeROSSl D.E.C.A., Secretarial Club Arista. Res Gestae, GO, Council, GO. Representative, Sports Club, Quintilian League, Representative at N.C.C.,I., Social Studies Department Aides JUNE 1959 45 VERA De-SASS Spanish Club, G.A.L.S. .IOHN HONWARD DENLEA Assembly Squad, Student Council, F.F.A., Math Club, Annex Publici- tion MARGARET DIAPOUS Secretarial Studies Department Aides, Parent Council Squad, Health Cri- reers Club, Secretarial Club DORIS DICTENBERG Bowling Club, Latin Club VITO DiFRANCO Newtown Band, Newtown Orches- tra, Sports Club, Quintiliun League MICHAEL DILLON 46 wus wr Rf' JOSETTE R. DiPRIMA 4 Hai Gennaiai, Newtown Girls Chorus, Newtown Choir, G.A.L.S., Newman Club ANN DiSTEFANO Bowling Club, Accounting Club, Ac- counting Department Aides RICHARD DIVIS DOROTHY DIXON Newtown Twirlers PATRICIA E. DIXON Volleyball Club, Modem Dgiiti, Lenders Club li ATH LEEN DONOVAN jlw NEWTOWNER EDITH DOTY Modemn Dance. Chem. Lab Squad, Bio Lab Squad KATHLEEN DOYLE Bowling Club ff? ALFRED GORDON DRAMSTAD Arista. Eilii Terran. EEA., Land- scape Club. Advisers Aides. Student Couniil, Lab Sqund H-.J 5:7 BARBARA DROBXY Cheer Leaders is auf, B , Cfffq' ' wwf' . JOAN DL'NNE Library Squad. Sports Club. Ntwf man Club. Res Gestae. Health Careers Club RICHARD DYKEMAN Parent Council Squad. Phys Lab Squad, G.O. Committee JUNE 1959 BARBARA DZUBAK Arista, Newtown Orchestra, Assem- bly Ushering Squad, Tennis Club, Modern Dance LYNNE EINSCHLAG GO. Store, Accounting Club TOBY LYNN EISENBERG Spanish Club, Modern Dance SUSAN EISENSTEIN Arista, Res Gestac-, G.A.L.S., Fron- tiers, Bowling Club. Receptionists ROBERT HENRY ELIASEN E EA.. Student Council, Rlutli Club Annex Publication v ROBERT IRWIN ELKINS Arista, Physics and Visual Aids Squad, Stage Crew, Radio Club Golf Team s 47 MARY RUTH FALK Arista, Hai Germaiai, Res Gestae, Spanish Club, Masque and .Bauble, Archaeology Club, Co-Editor of Yearbook, G.O. Store, Laulerzz Edi- lOl' PATRICIA ANN FASANELLI Bowling Club MYRON E. FEINSTEIN Arista, Res Gestae, Hebrew Culture Club, Chess Club, Sports Club, X- Ray Staff DOROTHY LINDA FELLER LAXVRENCE FELLER Nejvmim Club, German Club, De-.m's Ollice Aides ROSALIE FERRARA Arist.1, Rcwril Oflice Aides, AC- counting Club, Secretarial Club .742 NEWTOWNER VUILLIAM A. FESTA CHARLES A. FIGLEROA G.O. Rep.. G.O. Council. Bio L.1b Squad, Chem Lab Squad. Spanish Club, Trinity Club. Newt.-xxn Choir, Golf Team. Soccer Te.1m, Boys Emergenq' Room Aides GEORGE EDXYARD FIGLEROA Bio Lab Squad. GO. Rep. S--ccer Team, Golf Team. Speinish Club. Trinity Club. Sports Club INIILLICEXT EIORE Newman Club, Hai Ciennsisi G.A.L.S. FAYE EILEEX FIRSTENISERG Girls Emergency Riunl'I'l Aides. Grsde Advisers Aides, Sptmish Club. At- tendance Orice Aides ALICE RUTH FISHER Health Careers Club, French Club. Spanish Club, Administrative Aides JUNE 1959 .Q-my ,gf ,it-'Sf' X wt ,M iv' x..- me fm. W-r DORIS FISHER Arista, Hebrew Culture Club, Health Careers Club, Receptionists, G.A.L.S., X-Ray Staff, Assembly Ushering Squad, Administrative Aides, Senior Council, French Club MELVIN FISI-IMAN Filii Terrne .lL'DITI-I C. FLEISCHER GO. Rep., C1.O. Council, Assembly L'shering Squad. 'Masque and Bau- ble. Frontiers. Receptionists, Math Department Aides, Modern Dance, Volleyball Club RONALD TED FLEMM IERIKA EVA FLICK Res Gesme, Trinity Club. Archae- ology Club, Newtown Band, Parent Council, Assembly Ushering Squad, German Club, GO. Service Com- mittee, Hai Gennuiai THOMAS LEO FOLEY junior Varsity Basketball Team, Track Team, Latin Honor Society, Boys Emergency Room Aides, GO. Archaeological Club, G.O. Store, Rep.. G.O. Council, Sports Club 49 KENNETH FOLZ GEORGE FREY SALVATORE FONTANA ALAN J. FRIBOURG Library Squad Bio Lab Squad, Physics Lab Squad, Visual Aids Squad GLORIA FORERO ERIC FRICKE D-E-C-A Boys Emergency Room Aides BRUCE D. ,FRASER PATRICIA FRIED F-F-A-, SUVICC? Squad, Math Club Bowling Club, Volleyball Club, GO. Committee, Dean's Otiice Aides JOHN FREELS MARLENE FRIEDMAN I Spanish Club, English Department - Aides, Cheer Leaders, X-Ray Staif VICTOR FREITAG PAUL A. IIRIEDMAN F.F.A., Farm Tours, Audio-Visual Aids Squad. Service Squad, Math Club, History Honor Society, Tractor Driving Team, Ag Honor Society Math Club, Service Squad, Farm Tours, Cattle judging Team so jk., NEWTOWNER GERARD A. FUCCILLO F.F.A., Math Club, Landscaping Club, Lab Science Squad. STEPHEN FUCSKO Busincss Manager, Yearbook, GO. Service Committee. GO. Dnncc Conilllittcc CAROL ANN FULLER B.1Qkctb.ill Club SUSAN NANCY GALATI Bowling Team. Rcccptiuni-rx 1 P A INIARY ANNE GAfXIBERDlil.LA Newrnan Club. Bovslinya Club. Lun- tern Stal? Sem-Ir Council. Arr Club JOAN GANS Do Re Me, Newtown Band, New- town Girls Chorus, Newtown Choir JUNE 1959 JANET AMY GANZ Quintilian Club, Newtown Band Newtown Chorus, Library Squad. ELIZABETH C. GANZAROIJ Bowling Club, Spani5l1 Club FIABIES GAVRILIS Pliyxirx l..ib Squad PATRICIA ANN GAUVREAU D.E.C,A. llllllblf lRlfNlf GECHELE SL-urct.1ri.il Club, Accounting Club Spvccli Dcpdrtmcnt Aidci THOMAS GEIER 51 ROSE C. GELBARD X-Ray Staff, Res Gestae, Sports Club, Bowling Club, Spanish Club, Quintilian League, G.A.L.S., Library Squad JOYCE GELON GRACE ANN GEORGE Secretarial Club, Secretarial Depart- ment Aides LORRAINE GERMANA Bowling Club ARTHUR J. GERRITY REINALDO GI-IIGLIOTTI Library Squad, Masque and Biiuble. Physics Lab Squad, Bowling Club 52 6 PAULINE F. GIURINTANO Spanish Club, Bowling Club, Lan- guage Department Aides, Chem- istry Department Aides, Attendance Office Aides ELEANOR BETTE GLADKOVUSKI Arista, Hai Gennaiai, Res Gestae, Newtown Band, G.O. Store, New- man Club, German Club. Tennis Club, Archaeology Club, Spanish Club, Volleyball Club, Boys Health Education Department Aides. Parent Council Squad, G.A.L,S. PATRICIA ANN GLIESMAN D.E.C,A. HARVEY GOLDBERG Emergency Room Aides, Deans Office Aides, Baseball Team. LINDA RUTH GOLDBERG Assembly Ushering Squad, Record OHice Aides, English Department Aides, Modern Dance INIINNA GOLDBERG Record Otlice Aides, Emergeno' Room Aides, Libixrry Squad, X-Ray stiff i jig NEWTOWNER RONALD AARON GOLDEN Arista, Res Gestae. Sports Club, Chess Club, Physics Lab Squad. Visual Aids Squad, G.O. Store Rl-IODA DIANNE GOLDENBERG Arista, Latin Honor Society, Archae- ology Club, Res Gestae, Record Of- fice Aides, Newtown Band, Adminis- trative Aides LEE GOLDMAN Boys Emergency Room Aides, Phys- ics Lab Squad, G.O, Rep, Radio Club, Visual Aids Squad IRENE LOLYISE GOLCB Arista. Res Gestae, Cheering Squad. Newtown Girls Chorus, Newtown Choir, Masque and Bauble, G.A.L.S., Administrative Aides DAVID JAY GORDON Assembly Squad, Service Squad, Math Clubs, Landscape Club. EEA., Choral Club, Filii Terrae, Farm Tours PHILIP GORDON JUNE 1959 'ku all HST GERALD JOE GOTTFRIED Arista, Newtown Band, Newtown Orchestra, Physics Lab Squad, Sports Club, Res Gestae ADELE GOTTSCHALK Arista, Res Gestae, Hai Gennaiai, Latin Honor Society, Trinity Club, Archaeological Club, Spanish Club, G.O. Council, G.O. Rep., Newtown Band, Biology Lab Squad, G.A.L.S., Administrative Aides, Attendance Othce, Assembly Ushe-ring Squad, List Committee, The Society of Ad- vanced Mathematics BARBARA GRABENDORFER German Club, Newman Club El.AlNE GRABSKI Arista, Newman Club DANIELA G, Rl. GRADENWITZ G.A.L.S., X-Ray Staff, D.E.C.A., Bowling Club, G.O. Rep. RICHARD GRAINIE Boys Emergency Room Aides, Base- ball Team, Bowling Team, Radio Club, Newman Club, Chess Club 55 HENRY GRANTOXWITZ JOAN GRAY Latin Club, Archaeology Club, New- man Club, Modern Dance, Lantern Art Staff, Fine Arts Club, Tennis Team, Volleyball Club, Badminton Club VIVIAN E. GREENBERGER Service League Aides ROBERT W. GRIMMER Varsity Basketball Team, Bowling Team, G.O. Store Manager, Trinity Club, Latin Honor Society, Archae- ology Club, Business Manager of Yearbook, Res Gestae, Sports Club, Administrative Aides EDWARD GRODN IK DOROTHY GROSS 54 STEPHEN GROSSMAN MARGARET T. GUIDA D.E.C.A. ANGELA THERESA GUGLIELMO PAUL M. GUZEXYICH Newtown Choir, Color Guard, Ger- man Club GERALD HACRETT RENATE HAMBURGER Arista, Newtown Girls Chorus, Masque and Bauble, G.O. Rep., GO. Council, G.A.L.S,, Bio Lab Squad, Receptionists, Leaders Corps, .742 NEWTOWNER CAROL LIARIE HAMILL Administrative Aides, Lantern Aff H4155 Language Department Aides. Tennis Club, French Club JOHN HAYD MICHAEL I-IARGREAVES IRENE HARM D.E.C.A., Bowling Club WANDA HASSELL German Club. Tennis Club. Modern Dance. Volleyball Club, Library Squad Xewtown Choir. Newtown Chorus HAROLD HASSIN Arista. Tech. Honor Society, New- town Choir. City GO. Rep., CLO. Council, Dean's Off1C6 Aides, Soci- ety of Advanced Mathematics. Sports Club, Quintilian League, N,C.C.J. Conference JUNE 1959 4' v' ,..., the, 'N 54 ,... . Z ' fff i t , X ESTHER HATFIELD D.E.C.A. JOHN HAUG oEoRoExi2 HAL's13R Newtown Girls Chorus, Newtown Choir, Newman Club, Parent Coun- cil Squad. GO. Service Squad, Gnide Advisers Aides, Record Otlfice Aides, Receptionists PATRICIA HAY MONROE HEAD C,l1ec1'le.1ders KATHLIZEN R, HEANEY Arista, Newman Club, Sports Club, Attendance Otlice Aides 55 RONALD HEFFERNAN Newman Club, Sports Club, De-an's Orifice Aides ELEANOR CLARE HEINZEL Arista, Res Gestae, Hai Gennaiai, Assembly Ushering Squad, Adminis- trative Aides, Newtown Orchestra, Spanish Club, Newman Club, Year- book Rep. RUTH HELD Assembly Ushering Squad, Modern Dance FREDERIC A. HELFST Arista, History Honor Society. Sen'- ice Squad, Farm Tours, FFA., Au- dio-Visual Aids Squad, Math Club, Ag Honor Society JOYCE I-IELLER Modern Dance, D.E.C.A., Assembly Ushering Squad, Music Department Aides JUDY ANN I-IELLER Cheerleaders, Res Gestae, Math De- partment, Aides, Assembly Ushering Squad, Masque and Bauble. Speech Department Aides 56 JAY M. HELLMAN I Audio-Visual Aids Squad, Service Squad, Science Lab Squad, FF-A-, Math Club, Farm Tours, Grade Advisers Aides IAIVIES H ENDRICKSON Math Club GEORGE E. HEPPNER III FFA CYNTHIA HILL Arista, Res Gestae, Latin Honor So- ciety, Trinity Club. Archaeology Club, Newtown Orchestra. Adminis- trative Aides. G.A.L.S.. Yearbook Staff, Reorganization Committee LINDA I-IOEPFL G.O. Rep. DORIS HOFFMANN Receptionists, German Club, Folk Dancing Club jig NEWTOWNER HOWARD F. HOFFNIAN Landscape Club, Assembly Squad JACQB HOLLANDER X-Ray Staff DOROTHY HOLMES Volleyball Club, Tennis Club. Bas- ketball Club. Library Squad, New- town Girls Chorus ATQDREY HOPKIX Arlitd. Tech, Hflnwr SoCicIy. NMR- town Orchestra. Bowling Club, Ten- nis Club. Chess Club THOMAS R. HOPPER HENRY HORSKY JUNE 1959 C is i RUSSELL HOWELL Tech Honor Society, Res Gestae, Sports Club. Baseball Team, Tennis Team CAROLYlNl HRBEK Dean's Office Squad, Grade Advis- er's Aides, Trinity Club, Health Careers Club DIANE ,L HUNDEMAN Arista, GO, Rep. RICHARD HUTTON Masque and Bauble GEORGE IDIART DOLORES IORIO 57 BERNADETTE IRONS Science Department Aides DOROTHY ISSACS Arista, Hebrew Culture Club, Asso- ciate Editor of X-Ray, Dean's Office Aides, Administrative Aides, French Club GERALD JACOBOSKY Fine Arts Club, Newtown Band, Newtown Orchestra, Swing Band, Chem Lab Squad CAROL JAEGER Tennis Club, Volley Ball Club, Trinity Club, Accounting Club, Eng- lish Department Aides JOHN JAIK German Club GARY B. JAMES Farm Tours, Math Club, Ag Honor Society 58 KATHLEEN JEDZINIAKI Chee-ring Section, Secretarial Club, D.E.C.A. Club, Administrative Aides, Assembly Ushering Squad MADELINE A. JERZYNSKI DANIEL JOHNSON Attendance Office Squad ELIZABETH JOHNSON GRANV EL JOHNSTON Library Squad, Track Team SHARIA JONES-BEY Volleyball Club, Basketball Club, Secretririul Club, Twirlers Club 352 NEWTOWNER ANDREW' KACZMAREK ANTHONY KAI-IN Arista, G.O. Store. Physics Lab Squad, Res Gestae, Tech Honor Society. Golf Team, G.O. Dance Committee. Society of Advanced Mathematics, Hebrew Culture Club, Archaeology Club. Sports Club, Stage Crew. Quintilian League, X- Ray Reporter NYILLIAM KAMIXSKI Sports Club ROBERT KANE Lantern Art Stall. X-Ray Photog- rapher MICHAEL D. KAPLAN Arista, Physics Squad, Chem Squad. Frontiers. Hi-Fi Club NORMAN KAPLAN Spanish Club, Deans Office Aides, Bio Lab Squad, Language Depart- ment Aides JUNE 1959 HOWARD KAPP General Otlice Aides, Attendance Ollice Aides JOAN KARCH Accounting Club, Secretarial Club, G.O. Council, GO. Rep., Mathe- matics Department Aides ARLENE KARELITZ Arista, Res Gestae, G.A.L.S.. Cheer- ing Squad, XARay Stal? NATALI E KARUBA Secretarial Club CAROL KAVALEK Senior Council, Cheerleaders, G.O. Rep., G.O. Council, Administrative Aides, General Ollice Aides, Year- book Rep., Receptionists, Library Squad, Sports Club TERENCE J. KEARNEY Chem Lab Squad, Bio Lab Squad, Frontiers, Quintilian League 59 HELEN KELLY A ALVIN KERSHMAN FEA., Service Squad, Math Club. Farm Tours, Ag. Honor Society ELAINE KESSLER Attendance Office Aides STEPHEN TOBIAS KESSNER Chess Club GERNDT L. KLAUSER RICHARD KLEPNER 60 'ix 3- X Mx!! E X FREDERICK H. KLINGER STEPHEN ALLEN KLOPER Chem Lab Squad, Chess Club, Frontiers GEORGE KLHS BARBARA KNEITEL D.E,C.A. LENORE KOHN Arista, H.ii Genn.1i.ri. Res Gestae, l..itin Honor Society. Library Squad. X-R.1y Stull. Associate Editor of Frontit-rs. Tennis Club, GO. Coun- cil. H.1i Ge-niui ii CAROLINE KUMAREK Girl l.e.ider of Ai'ist.1, Res Gestue, l..itin Honor Societv. Libinirv Squad, Trinity Club, Archiieologif Club, Nc'XNlUXX'I'l Band. Newtown Orches- ll'.l. QllcCl1SlWUl'im Junior Red Cross Council. Ushering Squad. Frontiers, H.1i CiL'l'1lI.llLlI UA., NEWTOWNER REINHARD KONRAD WILLIAM KRAUSS German Club, Chess Club, Track Team X AEDREY KOPPEL , DOROTHY KRITIKOS Library Squad, Newtown Girls D.E,C.A., Buwling Club, Basketball Chorus. G.A.L.S.. X-Ray Stall, Mod- Club, Yeiirbmilc Rep. ern Dance. Attenddnce Office Aides DIQBRAVKA KOVACIC -lUNE KROHN Attendance Ofhce Aides, Volleyball Club, Bddmintiin Club, Sports Club KENXETH KRAL WILLIAM P. KRULL Service Squad, Gr.ide Advisers Aides, F.F.A.. Chem Lab Squad, Soil judg- ih ing Team, Ag. l-lunur Society XANCY KRAXER ClfCll.lf KARONICK Secretarial Club, D.E,C,A, Club, Ad- De.in's Office Aides, French Club, ministrative Aides Basketball Club, Viilleybull Club any D.E4C.A-7 Secretarial Club Administrative Aides, Frontiers, Health Careers Club, Tennis Club, Mndern Dance JUNE 1959 61 ,-,.,..- -. 1 NELSON KULZ LAWRENCE J. LANGER Assembly Squad, Bi1sebnllTeam D.E.C.A. ACQOUUUUE Club, Math Department Aides JAMES KUSTKA KEITH LANZER ServiCe Squad, F,F.A., Farm Tours, Lab Squad, Math Club, Cluirnl Club, Soil judging Team, Ag. Hunnr Sn Clety FRANCES LA CARRUBBA I-UUIS JOHN I-APO!-I-A Accounting Club, SCC1'CfLlI'l11l Club Administrative Aides JAMES LA CIRIGNOLA BARBARA I-ARNER Masque and Baulwlg, Reg Qegtdg Leaders Corps, Basketball Club, Vol- leyball Club, Buwling Club. Girls Health Education Department Serv- ice SHELDON IRVING LANDSMAN HOXYARD nl. LAUREN Arista, Technical Honor Sucicty. Newinan Club Quintilian League, Hebrew Culture Club, Sports Club, Deans Office Aides, Res Gestrie BARBARA LANG l:RliD CARL LALYTEN Library Squad, Tennis Club, Spiirts l:.F.A.. Assembly Squid, Math Club Club, Bowling Club, Spanish Club K .9 62 jlw Newrowusiz JULIUS LAVIANO X-Ray Photographer CHARLES LAVINSKY Assembly Squad, Bowling Club DONALD LAXVLOR D.E.C.A. ROBERT Nl. LAZZARINI Newtown Band, Radio Club, Sports Club, Chess Club, Bio Lab Squad Gen. Science Squad. Physics Lab Squad, Boys Emergency Room Aides. G.O. Rep.: GO. Council FRANCES LECHNER D.E.C.A., Tennis Club ? MOON-WAH LEE Trinity Club, Accounting Clubr D.E.C.A., Language Department Aides, GO. Store T7 JUNE 1959 DORIS N. LEIBFARTH JOHN LE1PoN1s Track Team, German Club, Sp0rtS Club N IKITAS LEBIQNIS Newtown Band, Newtown Orches- tra, Physics Lab and Visual Aids Squad MAUREEN LENISTON Secretarial Department Aides ANGELA L. LEO Music Department Aides FRANK LESHER Arista, Service Squad, Grade Ad- visers Aides, Ag. Honor Society F.F.A., Glee Club, Farm Tours, Stu- dent Council, History Honor So- ciety 1 63 RICHARD LEUENROTH Radio Club FRANK LEV T6Cl'1 Hunan' Society, Raldiu Club, Bowling Club, Newman Club RHEA LEVI Masque and Bauble, Assembly Usher- ing Squad, Buys Emergency Ruum Aides, Secretarial Department Aides. Latin Club, Leaders Corps. Frnntiers, Parent Council Squad, Girls Health Educatinn Aides JAY L. LEVINE Sports Club PAUL LEY ROBERT LEZAK Stage Squad 61 , 2 WW 4-'Y ,rw X irv' i GERALD LIEBERMAN G.O. Rep., G.O. Council, Bio Lab Squad PETER JOHN LISTRO G.O. Reps Supply Assistants, Mas- que and Bauble MADELINE SUE LITZKY Arista. Res Gestae, Buwling Club, Receptiunists CALMAN LOBEL Newtown Band. Quintilian League l:RANClNlf LINDA LOFASO Parent Council Squad. D.E.C,A. Newman Club. Health Careers Club, Secretarial Club CAROL ANN LOPEZ Arista, Rus Gestae, Library Squad, Associate lfditnr nf Frontiers, French Club. Newman Club. Assembly Ushering Squad, Red Cross Rep, to Queens Council jk NEWTOWNER ERANIS LOPEZ Stage Squad. Deans Othce Aides EDXVIN C. LORD Eng. Book Room Squad, Newmm Club, Frontiers Club ALBERT LOREXZ Arista, Tech Honor Society, Res Gestae. Vice-President uf Gent-ml Organizatic-n. Soccer Team, Basket- ball Team, -LV, Basketball Term. G.0. Art Squad, G.O, Council. CLO. Service Squad. GO. Dance Commit- tee. Society of Advanced Mathe- matics ALEONSO LOSCO TNLARIE ANGELA LOZITU Newman Club, Girls Emcrgenty Room Aides. Yearhtiok Rep. KARIN CHRTSTA LUBER Attendance Othce Aides JUNE 1959 M ANNA MARIA LUEDTKE Chem Lab Squad, Light and Sound Squad, Lenders Corps, Trinity Club, G.O. Rep., Girls Health, Education Department Aides ANN M. LUISI Girls Health Education Department Aides, Accounting Club, Secretarial Club ANTHONY LUSARDI Newman Club GAETANA MACALUSO Accounting Depurtment Aides, Bas- ketb.1ll Club, Accounting Club VIRGINIA MACCARONE HERNICE C. 'MACHULSKI Arista, Newman Cluh 65 JOHN D. MAC MULLEN Arista, Tc-ch Honor Society, Rc-s Gestae, Sports Club, GO. Service Squad EMIL ANTHONY MACRI GEORGE MALAGON Soccer Team, Newman Club LINDA BETH MALMAN Arista, G.O. Store, Newtown Girls Chorus, Newtown Choir, Frontiers, Spanish Club, Archaeology Club MARIE THERESA MANASSERI CONSTANCE MANDALA General Office Aides 66 1, W WZ' H-,VM ,-of JAMES JOHN MANGANARO Bowling Team JAMES T. MANN Grade Advisers Aides. Receptionists, J.V. Basketball, F.F.A., Math Club, Service Squad, Farm Tours, Farm Editor of Frontiers, Landscaping Club, Editor of Annex Paper KATHRYN MANOS Arista, Res Gestae, Library Squad, French Club, Frontiers, Latin Honor Society, Receptionists, Assembly Ushering Squad. Record Otiice Aides NICHOLAS MARCHITTO RIENA MARGOLESE Accounting Club. Secretarial Club, Service League Aides, Health Ca- reers Club, hlusic Department Aides RONALD Ci. MARGOLIS X-Ray Start, Chess Club, Tennis Tc-am, Physics Visual Aids Squad UAE Nswrowman JO ANN MARK Accounting Club. Secretarial Studies Club. Secretarial Department Aides. Yearbook Stuff, X-Ray staff ,IEANETTE MARRA GO. Rep IREXE MARTAKIS I 'I Arista. Res Gestae, Latin Hon-rr So- ciety. Archaeology Club. Newtown Girls Chorus. Newtown Choir. Li- brary Squad, French Club, Hai Gen- naiai ROSALIE A. MARTELLO ROBERT MARTIN Sports Club, Technical Honor S.,- ciety, Parent Council Squad FRANCIS MARZANO JUNE 1959 I X2 - t ra 55' v..- X I N- LEONARD MARZOCCO Arista, Tech Honor Society, G.O. Squad, Sports Club, Color Guard, GO. Dance Committee, Soccer Team , ROBERT GARY MASKIELL Tech Honor Society, Radio Club, Sports Club PATRICIA INIATI-IES Arista, Res Gestae, Basketball Club, Volleyball Club. Leaders Corps, Sports Club. Latin Honor Society, Newman Club, G,O. Store VICTORIA INIATTI-IES Volleyball Club, Tennis Club, Bas- ketball Club, Leaders Corps ,ll JHN MAZZONE PHYLLIS MCCARTNEY D.E.C,A,, GO. Store 67 VERNON MCDERMOTT G.O. Store PAUL MCPHERRAN Red Cross Representative, GO. Council, G.O. Service Squad, G.O. Dance Committee, G.O. Art Squad EMILYANN MECKEL Arista, Tennis Club, Sports Club, Newman Club, Archaeology Club, Latin Honor Society, College Ad- viser's Aides, Frontiers PHILIP ANTHONY MEDICA F.F.A., Student Council, Laboratory Squad FRANK MESSINA G.O. Dance Committee, Newman Club, Senior Council LEONARD JOSEPH MESSINA Service Squad, F.F.A., Math Club 68 DANIEL J. MICHELS Radio Club, Mechanic Arts Depart- ment Aides EVELYN I. MICKELSON Arista, G.O. Secretary, G.O. City- wide Representative, Representative to N.C.C.j, Conference, Elmhurst junior Civic Council, Newtown Band, Newtown Girls Chorus, Trin- ity Club, G.O. Council, G.O. Dance Committee, Archaeology Club, Sports Club, G.O. Queens Council, G.O, Rep. ANNA DOROTHY MILANO Language Department Aides SARAH MILHOLLAND Arista, PTA, Newtown Band, New- town Orchestra, Assembly Ifshering Squad, Red Cross Club, Trinity Club, Masque and Bauble. Yearbook Staff. Quintilian League CAROL ANN IXHLLER Trinity Club. Girls Emergency Room Service, Volley Ball Club. Badmin- ton Club JAMES lNllNliAl.lS Radio Club, G.O. Rep., G.O. Coun- Cil, GO. Dance Committee, Color Guard. G.O, Dance Committee. Hi- Fi Club SAG NEWTOWNER VUILLIAM MINSCHER BARBARA MINTZER Receptionists, G.A.L.S.. X-Ray Stall. Spanish Club, Attendance Oilice Aides. Yearbook Rep. ELVIRA BIARIE IIOLA Grade Advisers Aides PHILIP lf. INIONACO Res Gestae. G.O, Serxice Squad. Par- ent Council Squad. vIV. Basketball, Varsity Basketball. Sports Club. Var- sity Baseball QNIARILYN ANN BIONDSCHEIN Bowling Club. T e n n i s Club D.E.C.A. CAROL ANN MONROE Arista, Cheerleaders, Newman Club. Assembly Lfshering Squad. Recep tionist. C1.A.L.S., Hai Gennaiai JUNE 'I959 ROBERT ALLEN MONSHAXW Student Council. F.F.A., Farm Tours JO ANNE L. MONTAGNA Res Gestae, G.A.L,5., Newman Club. Frontiers NIMIA R. MONTANEZ Modern Dance Club, G.A.L.S., Spanish Club. Newman Club, Chess Club NANCY EL'NICE MOORE Editor-in-Chief of the X-Ray, G.A.L.5., Debating Team, Yearbook Rep., bludern Dance, Newtown C h o i r, Mathematics Department Aides, GO. Dance Committee. Hai Ciennaiai JAMES FRANCIS MOORHEAD AMY MORAFCHIK D.E.C.A.. Tennis Club. G.O. Store 69 PATRICIA MORAN G.A.L.S., Girls Emergency Room Aides Assembly Ushering 9 uid . . cq . , Leaders Corps. Basketball Club, Vol- leyball Club STEPHEN A, RIQRGANSON CLARA MORKA Arista, Yearbook Stall, Newtown Girls Chorus, Newtown Band, Bas- ketball Club, Volleyball Club, Re- organization Committee JUNE M. Morz KAREN MULLER Girls Emergency Room Aides, Bas- ketball Club, Leaders Corps, Volley- ball Club LORENA MURDOCK G.A.L.S., Attendance Office Aides 70 ,pw JOANNE Musso . Accounting Club, Secretarial Club LEONARD MUUSS STANLEY M LTZYK -IEANETTE NARDIELLO Attendance Oflice Aides, Social Studies Department Aides, Secre- tarial Club BIARTIN XY, NASADOXYSKI F.F.A., Service Squad. Assembly Squad ll l.l. N AYLOR Seci'etru'ial Club, Accounting Club, Trinity Club, Parent Council Squad jig NEWTOWNER AGNES NELSON Basketball Club LOUISE NEEGEBAUER Attendance Othce Aides. Volleybull Club, Badminton Club. Sports Club, Secreturial Club ELOREXCE ELAIXE XEXYM.-XX Arista. Res Gisiieh Clieerleuelcrs. Physics L.ib Squad, Newtown Choir, Newtown Chorus GERALDINE L. XIEBI.-XXX Bowling Club DOMINICK NOCERA Library Squad BARBARA NORHADIAN Arista, Latin Honor Society, Quin- tilian League, G.A.L,S., Newtown Choir, Newtown Chorus, Assembly Ushering Squad, Res Gestae, Hai Gennaiai, Archaeology Club, Fron- tiers JUNE 1959 it tt,eee C t t , QCA' ,bo 'Vx RICHARD NOVOTNY MADIELIN li NQJWAK Newman Club, St-ui'et1ii'ii1l Club General Ollice Aitlt-s CATH ER I N lf UBERGFELL l,1br.1i'N' Sqimtl RU5lflNlARltf OBERT X-R.iy Stuff, l.e.1tlers Corps, New- town B.mtl, Newtown Orchestra, Germun Club, Trinity Club, Health Cnireeiw Club, L.itin Club, Arfhue- ology Club, Reteptionists. HlIRBliR'l' P OBODDA MARILYN OBREMSKI GO. Committee, Bowling Club, Newman Club, Secretarial Club, AC- counting Club 71 Q DALE OLSON Newtown Girls Chorus, Trinity Club, Tennis Club, Latin Club, Sports Club, Attendance Ollice Aiulti BARBARA A. OMELANIUK Bowling Club ROSALIE ORLEN REBECCA PALAU-YCAZA Newman Club THOINIAS -IOI-IN PALINIER Lantern Art SMH KATINA PAPALAZAROL' D.E,C,A.. Parent Cnuncil Squud. Health C.rreers Club. Art Club. Bds- ketbtill Club 72 Wy in ,X im 'Wt PETER PAPPADAKOS M ICHELE PARAT Newtown Chorus, Newtown Choir, Tennis Club, Oil Painting Club, Lirntern Art Staff MARYANN PARISI Administnitive Aides. Secretdrial Aides, Accnunting Club INIARY ANN PASCALE Grade Advisers Aides, D.E,C.A.. Secrettirml Club. Attendance Onice Aides. ALLAN PASTERXACK Bin Lab Squad, Chem Lab Squad. B.iseb.ill Club MARILYN PASTERNACK Assembly Lshering Squad, Rccurd Utlice Aides, linglisli Demrtment Aides. Modern Dance. Cbeering Squud .756 NEWTOWNER 101-IN PAQTORE C k Newgwn Bglnd. Newtown Orches- QIQ' tra, io La Squad. N MARGARET C. PAL'L Arista, Newtown Chorus, Newtown Choir, Leaders Corps. Secretarial Club, G.A.L.S., G.O. Store, Parent Council Squad. Newman Club. Hai Gennaiai. Health Careers Club, Art Department Aides. Secretarial Stu- dies Department Aides AIDA PAL'LETlCH ELIZABETH PAL'L5EN LLACREZIA PELLEGRIXI D.E,C.A.. Basketball Cluh, Healtl. Careers Club. Parent Council Nqua-l ANGELA M. PELLEGRINO 1:9 x Zilla JUNE 1959 ANTHONY S. PENDARVIS Arista, Tech Honor Society, Res Ges- tae, G.O. Store. X-Ray Staff, Lan- tern Literary Staff, Frontiers, Cv.O. Rep.. G.O. Student Council. New- town Choir, Color Guard, Cross Country and Track Team, Archae- ology Club, Quintilian League. Masque and Bauble, Trinity Club. Radio Club, Society of Advanced Matheinatixs lNllCHAFl. PENN Newtown Band, Bio Lab Squad. Spanish Club CAROLE PERKOYCSRI DONALD I-'ERK5 lSRL'IQl: Pl2Rl.ML l'Tl:R ELEANUR PERLINIUTTER Spanish Club, X-Ray Staff, Deans Olhce Aides. Health Careers Cluh. Secretarial Club 75 PETER M. PERRY Arista, Radio Club, Chem Lab Squad, Bio Lab Squad, Hearbooli Plio tograplier, X-Ray Pliotograpliei' Latin Club VALERIE PETERSON Lantern Art Staff, Art Club, New man Club, Parent Council, GO Rep., G.O, CounCil, Bowling Club Health Careers Club, D.E.C.A, Basketball Club ANNETTE A. PIERRO Newman Clulw LINDA PITTALA Library Squad, Sports Club, Fronf tiers ANNA PLANAVSKY REBECCA PLAN ES D.E.C.A. 74 CAROLE PLATNER Hebrew Culture Club, GAT-S GO. Committee, Attendance Otlice Aides VITO POLICASTRO Newtown Band, Newtown GO ANTOINETTE POLITQ G.O. Rep, Newman Club XX'ALTER ERNST POPPE F.F.A., Farm Tours MARILYN PRAGER Accounting Club, Se:ret.1ri.1l Art Dep.irt'ment Aides I1 ' ,If , J -IEFFRIZY LYNN PRATHER lfiontiers, Nath Department I e Track Team jk NEWTOWNER MALCOM PRESS CAMILLE PRESTI ERI G.O. R6P.. GLY Cllumil, Scat- t.1ri.1l Club. Btmling Clulm Tcnnix Club. G.A.L.S, CAROL ANN PRUKMP XQXKAI-'wn Curb Clint., Ininrtrn Shift. Masque .ind Iiiunlt INIICI-IAEL C. PROPER Buy Leader uf Arun. Rin Gwmu. Masque and Bnulvlu, rpms Club. Spanish Club. Bid Lib Squad, Cvfl Jturc. Sucial Studlrr Dc:p4EKmc1'lK Aides. G.U. RLT, Pi11.Niv I.,il bqugid DENNIS PROVIZX YVETTE PCJOL Newman Club, Sccrcturidl Club, Bowling Club, Service League Aides JUNE 'I959 IS. AQ' FLORENCE CATHERINE PUKV Principul'5 Utllice Aides, Adminis- trative Aides, I.ilv1x1ry Squad MARIE ELENA PULCRANO Arista. I..1tin Hnnni' Sucicty, RLS Gt-mac, Newman Clulw, Masque .md l'I.1ul'vlc, Alxlmuulngy Club, Al'I5fLl Auxilium. Rcccptimwixts. Attcndimut Utlitt' Squid. H.u Gcnn.1i.ii SANDRA RAFALOXWITZ Rt-ccptirvnixtx. CIIXILIC Advisers Aides, Hulwux' Culture Cluli G.O. Rep.. G.A.LS. IIIZAHETH RAGO DISLIA RAINIIREZ NQwm.in Clulw, D,If.C,A. RICHARD QLIARTO ,I,V. Bmkctlmill, Varsity Buikctlmll Sports Cluli 75 1 CAROL ANN RAMOS BARBARA JANE RAPI-IEL Newtown Orchestra GABY REICI-I Germain Club, Vulleyhlll Club, Bus- ketball Club. Hebrew Culture Club MONTY F. REICH Arista, Res Gestae, Debating Team. Track Team, Physics Visual Aids Squad, Sports Club. G.O. Commit- tee BEVERLY REIN Receptiunists, G.A.L,S., LIl'JL'Lll'y Squad ELEANOR REINSHAGEN Arista, Lantern Stiifi. Newtown Band, Quintilian League, G.O. Sture, G.O. Service Squad, Assembiy Lisher- ing Squad, Parent Cuuncil Squad, Trinity Club, C1.O. Diinie Cummit- tee 76 WILLIAM REISS DAVID REMEN Sports Club, Sncial Studies Depart- ment Aides ROBERT RESCH Arista, Chem Lab Squad, Frontiers, Tech I-Ionur Society EILEEN D. REYNOLDS Arista, Newman Club ELYSE RICH D.E.C.A.. Serrct.iri.1l Department Aides, G.O. Rep., He.1lth Educarinn Dep.1rtment Aid:s, Principiils Othie AlLlES XVALTER RIEMANN Bowling Club, Attendince Ottice Aides 31.0 NEWTOWNER HERBERT RITTGER Chess Club, Radio Club! Bowling ClLllD, SPOIIS CILIB, SLl'IJply Rgonil Aides cfmiiie Axx Rizzoin ,IL'DlTl-I RIZZLTO Language Depurrmenr Aids, Secre- tarial Club IOAN M. ROBERT? Recurd Otice Ai-lex, TenniQ Clulw. Secretarial Clulw XYALTER ROBERTSON TECH H1IUllf Swtlcty. Xuktilv-'rl Bund. Rei Geitae. Bgxketlmll Timel-zeeper. X-Ray Staff I5Jsl4etl'mll lllginnger. G.O. Ciimmittee. Physio I..ih Squuil. Cfilfir Guard, G.O. Diince Cfimmit- IFC PATRICIA ROBINSON Girls Basketball Clulw. Inutrumental Club, Newtown Cliuruk, Nvwtriwn Clwir, Leadem Cfirpx JUNE 'I959 2 f' ,gm-nv . , K, Zi , W ' . Q 5 V J Z ,..4,. .' .j ' f M. W :W 7 X ff I Q X X I WZ! 1 K f ,ff ff f f ff J' 37' Vx? , fi fini :ff . 'i W 4'-l SANDRA ROBINSON Bowling Club LYNN INIARIIE RUDINA Parent Cuungil Squad, Sezi-:tiirial Stueliei D-:p.ii'Im-:nt Ailex Rcimxl OHIO: Aialcx KATHRYN ROEN Aribm, Ree Gexme, Awistant Edmir of X-Ray. G.A.I..9.. Masque and B.iul'vle. Math Department Aides, H.ii Genn.ii.1i -IOAN LOIQISI5 ROINIANO leielerw Curr-N, Newtiiwn Girla Chu- rui, NL-wtuwii Cliuir, Aiuiunting Club, G.O. Rep., Sccrctiiriul Clulw XYILLIAINI T. Ri XNIQY Ncwtuwn l'5.inLl, Nexxtiuwn Orches- Ilklv YC.ll'l1u41li Ijlii ulmlglllpllcl' IXIILDRIED RUSH RUONEY liuwling Club 77 RUTH ROONEY D,E.C.A. -IOSEPHINE ROSADO Libriiry Squad BIILDRED IVIARTHA ROSARIO Arista, G.A.L.S., Chess Club, Spun- isb Club, Newnmin Club, Arcluen- lOgiCLll ClL1l'1. Swciril Stucliex Dep.1I't- ment Aides ALYCE ROSENBERG Bowling Club, Receptinnista, Spurts Club, Hebrew Culture Club, X-Riy Stuff, Spanish Club, Arcliieulngy Club, Lint Committee HELEN ROSENBERG Ariwtu, Axwciate Editwr uf Frmrntierx, Chem Lab Squid, Bnwling Club, Tennis Club. Spunish Club HOXXIARD NI. ROSENBERG Aristi Rei Gestae. Newtnwn liintl. Newtuwn Orcluestixi, Record Office Aidew, Quintiligin Lcqzgtie, Spirits Club 78 1' 'wwf im! ,M 2 , ,,,,, W 7 1' E. .al RONALD ROSENBERG Yearbook Rep. IETHEL ROSENSON DENNIS LYNN ROSEXZXVEIG Arista, Student Council, Ag Honor Swciety, Science Lab Squad. FFA.. X-Ray Staff, hfath Club, -lr, Red Cross. Rep., Advisers Aides. Assem- bly Squad. Farm Tours. Glee Club. Receptiuniits, Student Council. Serv- ice Squad LLVCILLE EILEEN ROSI Secret.11'ial Club LEON ROSS B.1seb.1ll Tcum, Fmsketbxll Team. GO, Rep.. GU. Council UERHARD ROTHERBIEI. Ut-i'm.in Club .766 Newrownen BONNIE ROTHMAN Newtown Girls Chorus. Newtown Choir. Bowling Club. Tennis Club, lNIOdCrn Dance, Girlg Emergency Room Aides, X-Ray St.itT, Quintilidn Club ROBERT A. ROXYAN Assembly 5qu.id. EFA., Math Club. Service Squid. Firm Tourm INIICHAEL RLBIN Track Team. X-Riu' Staff. Dednk Otiice Aides. GO. Repo Bowling Club in- , . 5 ' izliifii N it BIARGOT RLTDKO 'i17 'i Accounting Club BARBARA M. RUSSO rw f f :,. f A PAL'L RYAN Track Team, German Club. Phy5icS Lab Squad. Ass. Business Manager of Lantern, Newman Club JUNE 'I 959 BONNIE SAEFRAN X-Ray Stuff Spanish Club, English Department Aides BARBARA SALAMONE ROCCO SALERNO Newm.in Club ELEANOR SALINA NIARKIOIKY ANN SALTZINIAN Res Genie, French Club, Latin Honor Society. Archieology, Club. Sports Club, Tennis Club, Recep- Ili1OlSIS STELLA SANKOWSKI G,A.L.S. 79 LOTTE SCI-ILACK RICHARD SCHLAUCH Parent Council Squad SHEILA ELAINE SCHMULOXVITZ Mechanic Arts Department, Account- ing Club, Secretarial Club. Art De- partment Aides HARRY SCHNEIT Varsity Basketball Team, Buwling Club, j.V. Bnsketlwall Team MARGARET ANN SCHOENDORF Al.l.l3N SCHORR .760 Nrwrownrn ROBERT XVILLIAM SCHRULL RALPH SCHUBERT Raclio Club LAXYREXCE A. SCHLTXIAX BRUCE HOXYARD SCHXYARTZ Newtown Band. Xev.'n,vs'n Urglves- tra. Phyxics Lab Squad LINDA BE-I-TE 5CHXYARTZ Engligh Book Room Aidu. llocr Club. ALlmir'iiNU.1tikc Aidu, Atllsnd- .ance Otince Aidcx, Xuvrown Choir BIARION R. SCHXYARTZ X-Ray Staff Buxiness Mqniiger GO. Store, Accounting Club. Year- l7r H nk JUNE 1959 N L X 4 .lf X X My Z 4. ,G ,X M V f mf it 576 X, W 'vfv .Y ' A 'Y M JZ: 5 f if f NIARSHA SCHWARTZ Record Room Aides RICHARD SCHWARZ VIVIAN T, SCHXWARZXVAELDER Gil. Run. G.O. Council, Cv.A.L.S., Cliccring Section BARBARA SCHWYNDER Newtown l5.lml, Lantern Art St.1Ff, Vollcylmll Clulw, Biilminton Clulv, Nportx Clluli G.A.I..S, Biusin Dc- p.irtmint Alilu HAROLD 5C,HXX'liRDTFEG11R SIZBASTIAN SCIABICA Business Staff-l-nntci'n Sl MARY LOLA SCIARRATTA Arista, Res Gestue, I-lui Genniiini, Frontiers, Grade Advisers Aides, Latin Honor Society, Archaeology Club, Assembly Ushering Squiitl, Newman Club, Receptionists, French Cluh, Quintiliun Ledgue IXIILDRED SEEBERGER Newman Club, Bowling G.A.L.S., Secretarial Club Cl ub, LAWRENCE SELL Arista, Social Studies Department AlclCS SALVATORE SFERRAZZA Varsity Bowling Team, Varsity Bris- ketbnll Team, Bowling Club, Boys Emergency Room Aides, Deans Of- lice Aides 'IOEL L. SHAPIRO Arista, Res Gestue, Biology Squiitl. Physics Visuril Aids Squad, Soccer Team SUSAN SHATZ Arista, Hui Gennniui, G.A.L.S.. GO. Council, GO, Rep., GU. Dance Committee S2 SETH STEVEN SHELTON Tennis Team HENRY SHERNOFF French Club, Sports Club, GO Rep. x ff .. l,,, . Es, f A. I ff ' W l f aw Q Z VTX , , BARBARA SIBILIO tnriul Club fm , 1 I MARK SIEGLER Editor of Lantern. Boy Leader of Arista Auxilium. Sports Editor of X-Ray. Iwfanager of G.O. Store. So- ciety of Advanced Mathernatics. GO. Council, G.O. Rep., Varsity Golf Team. Quintilian League, He- brew Culture, Red Cross Squad. Chem Lab Squad, Physics Lab Squad, Res Gestae CAROLE JOAN SILVESTER Parent Council Squsd, Volleyball Club, Basketball Club, Lciidets Corps --.Q G,liRAl,DlNl2 pl. SIMMONS l.il1r.1ry Squad jlw NEWTOWNER Language Department Aides, Secre- JOHN R. SINDELAR GAIL SUSAN SINGER Arista. Res Gestae. Hai Gennaiai. Newtown Band. Health Careers Club, Newtown Girls Chorus. X-Ray SMH, L i b r .1 r 3' Squad, G.A.L.S.. Girls Emergency Room Aides, Mirror Youth Forum DOROTHY SIOTKAS Tennis Club. Modern Dance. D.E.C.A,, G,O. Committee ROBERT SKERIS Trinity Club STEVEN SMALL Service League Aides, GD. Sttire, X762il'l7u0l-C Staff NATHAN SMITH jr. Varsity Basketball Team, Var- sity Baselcetball Team. Varsity Base- ball Teamq Bowling Club JUNE 1959 ff DONATO SOCCI Soccer Team, Chem Lab Squad, G.O. Rep. -IOSEPHINE SOCCI Grade Advisers Aides, Newman Club, Tennis Club. Bowling Club ADRIENNE VERONICA SOLAR Cheerleaders, Chess Club, Newman Club, Receptionists SONIA SOMMER EILEEN SOROKIN Modern Dance, Masque and Bauble, Debating Club, Newtown Orchestra, Bowling Club, English Department Aides, Tennis Club, Leaders Corps LAXWRENCE SOTINSKY Physics Lab Squad, Radio Club 83 LAURALEE SOTTOSANTI Generiil Office Aides CAROL A. SPECKENBACH Record Office Aides JOSEPH J. SPERANZA Boys Emergency Room Aides CAROL SPINOSA Bowling Club, Newman Club NICHOLAS STAMOULI CHARLES STANLEY Track Team 84 JAMES STEEN U Track Team, GO. Committee, Parent Council Squad, Newman Club JOYCE CECELIA STEENECK Arista, Latin Club, Archaeology Club, Newtown Chorus, Newtown Choir, Trinity Club, G.O. Council, G.O. Rep., Red Cross Aide, Front- iers, Lantern Staff, Speech Depart- ment Aides JACQUELINE F. STEIGMANN Arista, Res Gestae, Receptionists, Tennis Club, Sports Club, Hebrew Culture Club CYNTHIA STEINHACER Secretarial Club, Attendance Oflice Aides, G.A.L.S. JOHN NW. STEINHOFF Arista, Ag. Honor Society, Science Lab. Squad, F.E.A,, Assembly Squad, Ag. Annex Publication ALLEN STEIR Nt-wtoxx n Band, Nexvtoxwn Orchestra .766 NEWTOWNER DENNIS STERN Res Gestae, GO. Store MICHAEL STEXVARD ROBERT STOLP DORIS STORTZ Arista, Accounting Club. Secrctariil Club CHARLES STRAHL OLGA A.STRAKB QWZM Bowling Club, GO. Rep., Newtwwn Chorus JUNEl959 hm., E.. is 'hi V'-rv Wk BRENDA JOAN STRAUS Quintilitin League, Social Studies Department Aides, Yearbook Rep. RUTH STRAUSS Arista. Res Gestae, Hebrew Culture Club. GO. Store. GO. Committee KATHLEEN D. SULLIVAN GO. Rep.. Newman Club, Bowling Club SANDRA SL'STA Accuunting Club, Chess Club, Ar- uliieuliigy Club, Acctiunting Depart- ment Aides VICTOR SL'TTER MARTINA BETTE TABATCHNIK Arista, Res Gestne, Masque and Btiublc, Spanish Club. Latin Club, Archaeulugy Club, Co-Editor of Ycnbutik. Speech Department Aides, G.A.I..S. 85 ROGER TEURFS D Math Department Aides ERICH THEISINGER German Club, Dean's Oflice Aides, G.O. Dance Committee URSULA THIESSEN G,O. Store, G.O. Office, Quiritilian League, Trinity Club, Assembly Ushering Squad, Parent Council, German Club GEORGE THEINIANN Stage Crew, G.O. Office. G.O. Dance Committee GAIL Tl-IOM Bowling Club, Accounting Club, Girls Emergency Rrmm Aides lil2VlERLY ANN THOMPSON Secretaries of 16'-, Grade Advisers Aides. Receptionists, Health Careers Club, Bowling Club, Bowling Team, G.A.l..S. jk? NEWTOWNER PAUL THOMPSON XVERN ER TIET-IEN Arista, Tech Honot Suciety, Gernmn Club. Deans Orhce Aides, GO, Dance Committee GERALDINE TIGAXI Accounting Club CHRISTINA 'l-OBAR Spanish Club ELSIE M. TOMCO PHYLLI5 N. TONINI Newman Club JUNE 1959 ff. ,we +'2m :es 45: ,. 3 YP is 'P hai vtg gi ,iff 5 xi i , 'K PAH ?W2ifwij gTyJN, fb- 1 40' 'CJ Y M y, ff N257 W. - RANDOLPH TONINO Newtown Choir, Boys Emergency Room Aides, Newman Club JOHN TORIO De.in's Otlice Aides liL'GENl2 ul. TORTORA Quintiliun Club, Library CAROL 'IYDXYNSEND Rl JNALD 'l'OXX'NSliND Squad Acoiunting Club, Hinlngy Club TH ERISSA M. TRIMARCO CATHERINE M. TROPEA ' ' N ewm an C lub EDWARD TUOHY RAYMOND TURCHIN Spanish Club ROSEIVIARIE TLIRQCZY Girls Emergency Ronin Aides , ERIKA TYLSKI Arista, Editor in Chief nf Frontiers, X-Ray Stuff. G.A.L.S,, Bin Lab Squad, Assembly Ushering Squad. Bowling Club, Tennis Club, Lead- brS CurpS CAROLE UMANO Attendance Otlice Aides, Newman Club 88 ,s ' .vu ' DSU' I Vw M, , .o,, ' VIRGINIA USTASZEWSKI Club Spanish Club Bowling Club: Newman Club G.O. Store. H211 Gennaiai 'WL 'lll I :I-rrywrlfax-' N I 1 ,IMIWWA I I Arista, Accounting Club, Secretarial ff f f 4 l , M , WW ' ws..-Q CHRISTINE VALDINA LINDA VAN BLERKOM ALEXANDER VAXO Physics Lab. Squad. Newman Club ROSANNA VARRINO Newmun Club RICHARD VAZQUEZ 3.4.2 Nswrowusn TERESA VIAS D.E.C.A. ELAINE VINCUILLO GO. Rep.. Newman Club. Yearbook Rep. MARIE VITO RONALD VOLZ Bowling Club. Bowling Team CAROL VUAGNER Bowling Club, Attendance Oihce Aides JOHN WAGNER Ag. Honor Society, Student Council, F.F.A., Math Club, Service Squad. X-Ray Staff, Farm Tours. History Honor Society, Choral Club, Visual Aids Squad, Grade Advisers Aides .IUNE 1959 YVONNE F. WALLER Volleyball Club, Modern Dance, Health Careers Club, Music Depart- ment Aides INIARY PATRICIA XWALPOLE Newman Club, D.E.C.A., Secretarial Club. Science Department Aides, Health Careers Club BARBARA VUASZAK Fine Arts Club. Lantern Staff BARRY XYAYNE Tech Honor Society, Radio Club, CLO. Representdtive HILDA VCEIHRAUCH Qermun Club, Trinity Club, Spanish Club. Receptionists. Assembly Ughd. ing Squad ROSLYN WEINER Secretarial Club, Accounting Club 89 STEVEN A. XX'liINlfR Arista, Res Gestae, Quintilian Lea- gue, Sports Club, Math Club, GO. Store, G.O, Dance Cummihee, Hin Lab Squad, Chem Lab Squad DIANE INIARIE WEINGIER Arista, Res Gestae, Society of Ad- vanced Mathematics, Hebrew Cul- ture Club, Fruntiers, Assueiate Edi- tor of Lantern, Bin Lab Squad. Math. Department Aides, Recep- tiunists SUSAN H. XVEISS Modern Dance, Assembly Llshering Squad, Record Olbce Aides, French Club CHARLOTTE L. XX'lfRljSTl2lN IRENE VUILLIAIXIS Library Squad INIARY LOUISE XVlLLlAlX1S Volleyball Club, Hnwling Club 90 Aw , M7 A I , ' W f 7' X Q. FZ ,yuff .74 off ,, 2 2 I , 7 . A ' A 3 vm' .,55. 'bNe.f,z, x f RQSEMARY C. WILLIAMS Newman Club ELIZABETH 'M. WILSON Newman Club. Health Careers Club DOUGLAS XYINTERS FRANCES VVRIGHT D.E.C,A. DOROTHY ANN XYLXDIERLICH Trinity Club. Spanish Club. AS- sembly L'sl1ering Squad, Recep- timusts, Badmmtun Club. Archae- ulum- flulw ll5HN YOLVNU AUNI-1. German Club. Sugiety of Ad- xamed Mathematics. Chess Club, R.ulmClL1l-, 346 Newrownslz ESTELLE H. ZAMPIN l DOLORES ZAPPAVIGN A Secremrial Club JUNE 'I959 fi FRWK w, , KAREN JANE ZOHN Arista, Rcs Gestae, Hui Gcnnuini Masque and Bauble, Lll'Jl'Lll'y Squad Assembly Ushering Squad MILTON ZOLLER ROSEMARIE A. ZLTNNO Newman Club 91 U15 SENIDR' HEART cllnrfb .illzerial r1j'1l11r'ermfin1r fo forepb Adclimzzj Fmt THIQ PAST Fifw YEARS I have been giving serious thought to performing an ex- periment which might just possibly supply the answer to the one question that has been uppermost in all students' minds-f XXfhat makes a senior? To satisfy my Curiosity I took it upon myself to operate on the part of the human body where I would most likely find the answer. Thus, I decided to perform a dissection of the heart of a typical senior, a Newtown senior. After weighing this seniors heart carefully in my hand, I discovered it to be ex- traordinarily heavy with thoughts about the unknown which lies ahead. Upon examining it under a microscope, I saw that it was composed of many tiny cells, some deeply scar- red and others in perfect condition, By bringing the lens closer to the scarred tissues, I was able to see the imprints that the work and worries of the last four years had left upon them. The remaining tissues proved to be those which specialized in recording the pleas- ures of the Newtown senior-the dances, dates, basketball and soccer games and other extra-curricular activities which a Newtown student enjoys. These, by far, outnumbered the former. One thing I found, which was most surprising, was that all blood vessels. whether they were entering or leaving the heart, came to be connected with the mind and mouth of this senior, His every word, sometimes biting, but most of the time sincere. came directly from his heart, a most amazing thing for a hardened scholar like the individual on whose heart I was operating! I also discovered that the tiny nerve passageways which were concentrated about the area of this heart all originated in the brain, This fact proves that the Newtown senior's emotions are not merely based on his sense of sight, but are, after twelve years of training, processed by the mind and then conveyed to the sensitive instrument called the heart. Upon probing further into the muscle, I struck a tender spot and came to the con- clusion that I must be nearing the center, or somewhat untouched area of the organ. Whcrri I had peeled back the final wrapping which protected the heart's core, I knew! I had just made one of science's most startling discoveries! For, there in the center lay the images of three items most dear to the heart of every Newtown senior. My experi- ment was a success! The first image proved to be a rectangular card which, on closer inspection, was recognized as a ticket to the Senior prom. Following that came a blue robe-like garment and a scjuare headdress, the graduation cap and gown. Last, but not least, appeared a neatly rolled scroll, decorated with a yellow seal, which read across the top in capital lettersfDlPI.OMf-X. Pariucia INIATHES ELIEANOR GLADKOXVSKI 9 2 1 nhl l.iulHcl'z11m Pruidnrmr Richard BiL'l'I1.lLlH Vue-Prcmlunt C l1.11'lcx l.cftmx1t1 '-IwlAL'.lNL1I'C'l' Nw, N.lI.1I1u Orkin Fnulty Adviwr Kialvgy lfzzbnrafzf y Squad 5E5E!:.':::.! , ia ff1fif?fS:C212 551553: f ,Amuifzi ffllfflft' Aides Maw. M.l1'y B, CQ.1v.1n.1gh INIIN, M.u'gL1c1'itL- Sugru: , F.1CultyAdY1xcr Qraufiers .k I'I'lIx.l lxlxkl LTMU1- H l Q un Rum-lmlwlg C-H1-I 1ff'I'1'f' Assistant Editors H.llAlW.ll'.l NmI1.1Jm.1n A1-f Editor Mr. lmuu .'XL1ux'lw.uI1 F.1cuIty AuiNiSL'l' 9-I . O. Ofhfsr, Serzfivv Hammiffw and Uvumfil Albert Lurqnz lix elm MMM lwn M.1r1cWlwl1r1Nt-rm Cm Lx U Har-rld Hmxm im L10 Xlm'-ljluxlrfcllr Su'I'ct.llX' Rrprwrnhmxr RxPl'LNxI1I.lIlN V Mr. Hcnrx XY. Runxlu rn lxrrultx Arixnxrr l H! I Klub Lew Duncklcy f,..lI'lTIrl'IC Sdngucd Stephen Bfdndcll -furry Bernard Mr. FIUIKID B.mncr UNCC Prcxidunr Vice-Prexrdcnt . ,I11'C.,1NLlI'CI' Secrcmry Frmulty Adviser 95 f V' ' f ' 2 1 6 , Rlllu-xt lvxmnm fl--M.n11.4gr'l ? A 7 , I f- F : 5 f 4 J . F r 2 wx r Y ' Neuffeufle Sereiee ,Ceezgue Mu, HALL-l M, Klfrcy HlWUlI1'.ll'S CI1.11rm.m Mixs Muze CQ. G1'l'xil+I1 C11-w1d1n.1t1wr BIN, Clmrluttu R, Cwrwdlwn 5cc11t.1ri.1l Dept. Rcprcwnmtxvc Albert I,HI'CI'l!L' Gil. RL-p1'umt.xt1xL Scrucc I.c.1guc Aide-N Judy Camper' H.ll'l'v.ll1l Kmg Sully Euwmcu 5Llmll'l hlwqnx Vu mn G1'ccnhcl'gn' 1 ezeerezfery eehleique Hines Mr, lmuix Aucrhudw Faulty' Advixcr Se eiefg ef fleizfzzezeed Mzzflzemezfzee l' 1 x L' .Xlltfn-115 KJIH1 Vxu'-Pl'miJff'1t Mwk Sltglbl' TfC.lNll1'Cl' HAL'-rl-1 Hmmm 5gg1'efx11'x Mr. lfmnk Nappl F-lCL1lIy Aklxeisqr '70 fLIWI,l7 Glulv Lumld Gmvrnm Rlclmrd Kmuscr VIUIID Lclpwnlx Kucn Cn-uglmlm Mr 'Iamca S R--xun P1 wld: Vxnc-Prwldc 'lsu.uL1u 1' Nu. lk f.ll'N Fxuultx' :Mix nm: x E x 3 1 E a S Q -A , A 5 --aunn----n-.-n-q- , llIlIlllllllllllll llllllllllllllllli lllllllllllillllll llllllllllIlllllll lllllllllllllllll1 9. Illllllllllllillll lI'lllllllllllllI1 Zfearbvvk Staff Huy F.4lk, AI.ll'IlD.i T-.lf1tfCI1l'lll'i IXIICPIJCI DnAngcIiN btucn brlmll Stephen Fucskw, fnintflrw Art IU,ilf'+I' Klub f:4.l1t1f1 Rwbcrr Cirlmmcr 'H mu Bunk !X1.lD.igCTN Ilnnlfj Adzfyfw Mr. Thrmmi X, Bwngmrnw Miw Maze C. Cwz'-jun Mr, Adrwn Dmaburg INTL Hcnry KW, R6lI'lShdgCII 97 u----n-un--------n llllllllllllllllll llllllllllllIlllll llllllllllllllllll 1llllllllllllllIll llllllhlllllilllll llllllllllllllllll lllillllllllllllll I!! ua! ,41d Squad Mn, Supluc R, Gmllwdlwrpld Fuultx Adxnu . 5 ? r X J K 1 ? jimn Kiirch , ,, ,. .. President ' Virginia Ustaszcwaki , Vice-President H Edvige Agostinelli .. .. Treasurer Mary Ann Parisi . ..,.. Secretary Mr. Morris Permun . . , Faculty Adviser Adele Gottmcligilk President , Sheila Doran , , Vice-President Emily-Ann Mcckcl .. Sccrct.ii'y g Mrs. Myrtle 5. Davies Faculty Advimcr 98 59 Q XE- lf! , f , M! J.. 'Ui 'V il SM? I -:J Ehcmi fry Lytlbfffllflf y Squad Mrs, Dorothy Schwartz , Faculty Adviser 6'hc'ss Klub Z T D' -1 .-f 7 c: -1 E. :n Ch .. Q :J '11 LJ f'n c LY. 'Ni fb Q. 4 7. fl' -. AQ EY!! 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X Q Y -Iuhn Diestel PFLQJCDI -Iuycc Mansccs Sccrstgry f Miss Elsie M Miickc Faculty Advmscr H Grade Advisers league far Serv ke L 2 if 1 fi I K.xthcr1nc Hmm C..1rul Ann Mum' 'luscpfliflc SHCC1 Nina Alhmri Mlsx Ruth BAM A X 1 2 ZW Q MM g v f 1 NN NX y-mga Q, F President Vice-President Trcusurcr Sccrf:t.1ry giculty Adviser ,. Z, vi Z?Q.,e ww, ,yy ,f W 5 105 H111 561111111 i Gail Singer Prcaidcm Margaret P.1ul Vice-President Catherine Barluw Librarian 'Mary Reynuld, Secretary IVIrs, Mary Mi1CG.1rvLy Fmuity Adviser Mary Sciarrattn 'Liscttc Di Primi , Emily Ann Meckcl Eleiinur I-Icirizcl . Mrs. Huldu -Iuhrisori Miss Ciirric E. Day President Vice-President Trc.15urer .. Secretary Faculty Advisen flczzlfh 6111551 gfllb 2 Q 'F 4 N1 b Q Y wx ,N .Q 1 .5 ix K. Q L a 1, 4 1 swf Mm Eli Hurxvltz Betty Hmmm Kircn Kl.1u-ner Swl S-fmmcia 'rcmrx -Trmxuru Prcendmt Vlcq-Prciidcnr italian 631116 Hebrew 6'ulfure fYf1CI1.lCl DuAngcIu Dum' Bcrtam Ann I..1nzcl-wma IAITICN I,JCiri.ur1ul.1 Bfrs. ildic Riuyxnll Klub President Vic:-President Secrumry Trmsurcr Fxculty Adviwx' he Q9 Cl ART STAFF Michael DeAngeliS Art Editwr an H Sandra Litras Secretary FACULTY ADVISERS Mr. Rny Moskowitz . Literary Mrs. Clemence Milctti Art Mm Vivian Bf f 6 ' I ' 'W EDITORIAL AND BUSINESS STAFF Mrs, Gladys H. bculc bccretariul Mark Sicgler Editor Mr' George Brown Business Enes Calligaris , . Assistant Editor Charlotte Staub ., Secretary Paul Ryan , . Business Manager Q I . A' Q p 4 f 1 5 I 106 Carwlinc K-fmuck R-'bert Gnmmcr Lcnurc Kwhn Mrs, Myrtle S. DJ Prcwdunt XYlKL'Pl'CNldCDI ' ff Sccm-t.1ry Ll Hex Faculty Aduwr Leader 6'0r,z1s Max l'lL'.1nur T. SLIHIXJI1 l7.1culty Adviser I , M ,,, , :gunman nunnqselnau , , f , ,M , ., , , , V' ' ' , r 'f+, f ',,.,,z,, f?' 1 ,,:. il 2, :, nm: , ' tffffff-fi-VL-M115 an 'Iguana 'wwe-f+f'v'r' , rv ' f, .,f,J H -. ,JJ I ' f 2 f , -I H, 1 , . . Y 1' F n um lllll susan luln EE IO7 Q, is bv 2' , Y W I 7 W Z , Cl , 0 P rt W Sf V s N Q 1 ,E :S - 1 ff 5 1 1 1 1 ggi: 41113 :wut 9 U f ,l , Q, K . Run.1lcl Heffernan President X Mary Sciarratta Vice-President 1 lf Camille Prestieri ,, Treasurer Marie Pulcranu Secretary Miss Margaret Kruse Faculty Adviser Dunald Ericson Manager Sarah Milhulliincl Secretary Rubert Lazznrini QLI.lfftl'I1lLlSfCf Alan Cnhen cami iwiid.,m.i., Janice Buurguignun I.ilWr.lri.1nx Mr. Alun Braun Faculty Adviser . . . ...., .L-QUQ4 I I 'N 'Wx Z 'lulfvlwwvvwl-fi Nw'....... A-.ur ' 5: :I .Q.'.5. l 3 O Curhfrmc B.rrI..u Mxrcri Crumcr Rsvbcrtu Bwxhuk B.1rh.1r.1 Cutler Linda Schxxurtz Bibs Frrtdu D. Bch snr' N uffrfuw 6710? bccrcmrlcw FuCulU'AJx1Ncr 5, , Vlrhm Grim, Dururlwy Hulmcx Afcumpanrstf -Icrrnlyn Pmwqry Ix.rbe:ll.1 Guerra Lirwrrlriuns Summ H.1rluw Secretary Mr -I, D4YLlAL1I.lN MLXUI Faculty Adviser Ya R Q M x 5 5 M He QW WW Z 3 1 f' E ' ' a A 7 Q f 'Q i A 5 I , f f ug' .1 gi P . 4 ' ,mi ' 2 Q e -K if 2 , y fr M ix fffflf. john Davis , ., ,, Concert Mxbter bmah Milhollind Secretarw Ngwfpwn Ofyhg fm Ndnq' Mrrtwrt , Marilyn Colp, Dorothy Is.i.i:s. jo-Ellen Dancik Carol Friedman, Kathy Roen, Susan Jonas. . Alex Bunehuk . Wfaltei' Rohinson .. Mr. Herbert Becker' ' ,,,, im, ' Editor Associate Editors AKbiSti1Dt Editorx Sporti Edtut' Assistant Editor Faculty Adviser ? ' f v Newfvwn JC-Kay Staff 7'+g.V,,u-47 A .. -,,,,...,Z- ll2 00 'G 0006 0 d FN -Igmcf Stccm Prcwdmr Rwbcti Mdrtm X'1cc-Prcwdmi I ' Ge-lracnf Hamer SJr.1h fNI1lhwI1.md Trcfuru -Tlll Xayll-r. Elcm-fr Rum 1 ?ccrcmr1L Mrs El1z,1bcth R. Own-in Fdqnjty ,-'xdxnu Qruldu DL' Rwxxx Prcxidg-nt g Antlwm I7CI'lxl.lI'XIx V1-'c-PrunlLr1t Mr M.111U I' fm.--IU lilclllty Advlwr wi f ,,,w.,'95'--'- ',Z'I..i :fZf iE'.3-4Z---'f.55..5-f.,i--5 ':-2'2:Qf'f.'.. 'I ,K E 4 I , Miss -Ienniu L. liidci' Faulty Adviser Rig hard Lcucn ruth QVUVZDOAJ Ralph Schubert 1XX'V2DRLJ F. Victor Fuhry LXVVZDZUJ Juhn Lerru Mr. George F. Brown ecepfivnisfs ' 27 President Vice-President Trcriiurer Secretary Faculty Adviser IH v--- - 'V u-un----un-pn-Q .-.--.-----..------- Kliillllllill lllllllllilllllill ul lllllillll ll ls 9. Birbdra Xwrfmdmn Guido Dc Rrmr Mari: Pulcranff Mrs, Hazel K-,lrcy Mr. Mlltnn Abcrrufk p-Q--------r----un lllllllllltlllllll llllllllllliillll lllllllllllillllfl Ill .lil Prcxldcnt Vue-PM-xidrnt Sccrctgry 5 6 F.1ruTty Adx new Scmffarial 671111 VIfglI1l.l L'-tavcwxkx ITIKIIRIITL' 5.1r1tnr1cn Cl.lI'lll fxlllillu D-'rn Sturt! fNI.r1rlx'nUl'srcll1xkl Mn. -lurnctlc Slxnprm Nlxx N.rrg.l1Lt Kenny' Mu Ghrdyx Hurvcr MAIL' i 3.4 4.4, ...fm- , f4..g..1...... Q , ....+ Prcsidcnt Vxcc-President Rccurdxng Secretary CurI'cxpund1ng Secretary Treasurer Sponsors CQh.1irmr1n 3 5 '7' UP n rf Q H V ,. K ff. W !m! ..!2!2!s!f2z1!!: !'f5 '-'?!'9'2 Hts:rf'!:?' !29':9!!0 ' Secrefar 2 af Newfzfufn Natalie Karulii Grace Ann Geurge Margaret Cami Paul Carul Cutilliv Mrs, Charlotte R. Ci Guidu De Russi President Edvige Agnstinelli Vice-President Vito Di Francu Treasurer , , Mary Ann Parisi Sefretary 0 Mrs. Ida Dangel Miss Muriel Drummond Faculty Advisers indium President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Faculty Adviser 116 - -4 . FJU Tum Sffflllvl' Tum T, f Yr' Spani h Klub D-fl-vrcx Cdwl Prwlxiumt IJHTL G.1ru.1 Sandri Adler Vzkg-PIL-wdgn: Xwm Sl1ulm11ww Myrna Mlfnmmz Trcwurcr Mclxm K.nt1 Mclxnn Kaz Cwrrwpfndnng mmm-t.1ry -IL1DL'Sll'V.ll -LIAR I..1uri4 Rm! Tfmg bcwcmrx Dulwmx f..1x.xl Klux Ruin If f,.l:T'f?,Q., I5,11.L,Irj. A-fulwr Cevhnzkal J-fn 0 Szfciefy Z ? Z N X Ruswll Hwxull Prcsidunt Amlruy Hwpl-am Vic:-President -llhlfl CQJINPIWLH Scfrctglry-Treasurer Mr, Rudulplm M. I-'.nulwn Faulty Advlwcz' L NYWX'IYNII?Nfh. 3 P! 117 -JVQ , K ' 7 Z '31 if i , f 1 ', 2 mf I f W ,ff f. f 4 ' ' f f 4 , g ff 5 i , Q 4 - ' 54 v ' gf 2 jg 1, , . 12 f, 7,2 . f X 2 , 5 , Z , f? , 4 z Z ' Z , Q 6 5, f V 5 Z? Z' f Z 4 2 3 'W ' ,ff 4 7 I , '9 ' 5 W ' Q 1 , '- p V f rf 3 1 U15 Uzespiau 'N Nrvfhtff FI'L'UI'ld Dliftlfhy Hulmts Tl141m.is Stfguff B.lI'lMl1'.l Hdku' hflwx Elifllll' Iuxt hlwyuc Stccncck Prcwldcnt , , Hub Grimmcr Vice-Prcwdcnt f Durnthy NX'undcrlicl1 Secretary y M155 Viulgn C. Achnilz Faculty Adviscr N PM ld Prwidcm V166-Pruident uctwn M,1n.1gcr Sccrctary Euulty Aduier IIS LAST WILL and Cc ramen! WE, THE GRADUATES OF 1959, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, and about to depart from the Halls of the Newtown High School publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament: To: 1. Mr. Moseley: Our sincere gratitude for the excellent guidance he has given us throughout our years at Newtown. 2. Dr. Soscie: A well-equipped earth science room on the first fioor-with a chocolate bar in each drawer, 5. Mr. Platt and Miss Drummond: We leave them to their Mutual Admira' tion Society. -1. Mr. Marinelli: An art course. 5. Miss XY'ilkelis: A math course. 6. Mr. Robinson: A book entitled French made easy. 2. Mr. George Brown: Another day. S. To the girls gym teachers: A six-month dance course at Arthur Murray. 9. Miss Fleming: A door without a breeze hole in it. 10. Mr, Levy: A modernized English office. 11. W'e leave Mr. Berman in the G.O. store. 12. Miss Giarratani: A 10 pound box of chalk to rub between her hands. 13. Mr. Becker: A lot of 100's to put happy faces in. 1+ Bfr. Polidori: Loads of luck in the agricultural annex. 15. To Scoopie: A comeback. 16. Miss Bass: A few ingenuous Freshmen who will unquestionably take her advice. 17. Mr. Ralph Brown: An adxanced Algebra Class which knows the differ- ence between rational and irrational numbers. 18. Miss Day: A box of candles for the next Hai Gennaiai ceremony. 19. Mr. Boiko. Another Roger Teurfs. 20. Miss Pentaleri: A perfect Christmas play. 21. Mr. Moskowitz: A class that knows the right way to fry an egg. 22. Mr. McNeil: A morocco bound first edition of the Book of Rules and Regulations, 23 Mr, Reinshagen: A graduating class that is satisfied with their senior hats. 24, To Scoopie: A comeback. 25. To the Freshmen: An elevator and fresh water for the swimming pool on the sixth fioor. 26. To the Sophomores: Educated Freshmeng the wonderful thrill that can come only from taking your first regents. 27. To the Juniors: A senior day, 28. To the Seniors: The realization that Newtown will still be the same with- out us. The above was signed by the said class of June 1959 in our presence, and declared legal as their Last Will and Testament, and in the presence of each other, we, as duly appointed witnesses, hereby subscribe our signatures. MARLIENE FRIEDMAN BOBBI MINTZER BONNIE SAFFRAN 119 , 3- Qlzmp 5 0F THE PAST THIZ vizait is 1955 . . . it is a warm day in September and the time is 12:00 noon. We see a large crowd of people milling about what appears to be a school, but which strangely resembles a medieval castle. The only difference is that YOU ARE THERE! Wc' now switch you to our reporter, Walte'r Crankcase, who is at this moment being squashed, trampled, trod upon, hustled and jostled by the stam- peding crowd. If that young man over there will take his size 18 quadruple A shoe out of Mr. Crankcases size I7V3 mouth, we will have an on-the-spot report. Come in, Mr, Crankcasel MrHblxml . . . Here I am, Waltc-r Crankcase, being squashed, trampled, trod upon, hustled and jostled by the stampeding crowd, At a glance, we can pick out the freshmen with their scrubbed and shiny faces, pencil cases, brief cases, pens, erasers, notebooks, gym suits, sneakers, lunch boxes, apples, oranges. bananas Q50 a bunchyj and petrified look on their faces. Ah, here's one coming this way. Excuse me, Sir, may I ask the reason for that quizzical look on your scrubbed and shiny little face? S'only halfa building.. Wheresri other half, huh ? We now switch you to another reporter who is being squashed. trampled. trod upon, hustled and jostled by the stampeding crowd of juniors and Seniors leaving the building. Take over, john Cameron Sway Easy '. This is john Cameron Sway Easy being squashed, trampled. trod upon. hustled and jostled just inside the portals of Newtown High School. The upper- classmen have left and the freshmen and sophomores are entering. Some of the seniors have wicked smiles on their small, pale, pointed faces. They have just taken most of the freshmens money in return for escalator and swimming pool passes. The freshmen have innocent smiles on their rosy, cherubic faces and great hopes in their warm trusting little hearts that someday theyll obtain important positions at Newtown, and maybe, scholarships. :lc S: :fi The time is now a year later, and the scene is similar to the one we ob- served the year before. The freshmen have amazingly survived the vear without too many casualties. We see in the background what appears to be an erector set. The students have linally, with the aid of student guides. handbooks, and road maps learned s. ol .. is .tl the proper route to use to get tirom one side ot' the building to the other , . . down hy e ilights ot' st.11rs, out into the eold .1lI' through Teeh Alley, into D1-l., up to the seeond floor, through the boys' gym, rind up two more Hights of stairs. By the time you .irrtyt .it your tl.1sses, you .ire sent down tor .1 l.1te ptiss whieh entails rept-.itmg this entire process. Now, .1s sophomores, they still tyin be L'.lSlly spotted, trudging through the h.1lls with Newtown boolaeox ers, Newtown swe.1ters, Newtown jackets, lxslevy- town sweatshirts, Newtown buttons .ind Newtown penn.1nts, rind elutthing in their perspiring little PJNN s, the new issue ot the Newtown X-Ray, ln the hopes of beeoming big wheels, they llelye joined the Spanish Club, Frenrh Club, Debating Club. Tennis Club, Areh.1eology Club, Band, Cheerle.1ders, Choir, Chemistry Lib Seyudd, Visudl Aids Seyutid, .md Library Squad. They l'1.1Ne .llso inyested Stir to beeome members ot' the G.O. Tl1ey tem hardly wait to reeeiye the many wonderful benehts the G.O. has to oiifer them -discount tielfcets. halt priee tielaets to the bislcetlull games, et sehool Ll.1ITLC.', the X-Ray tProp.1gand1y. Another yelr his elapsed, and is it now 1957. We .12Lf.llI'l see the SJITIL' seene as in previous years. Howeyer, it is 7:30 in the morning tC1ood Griefb. With one eye open, we tan See the Sophomores, now juniors, being NLlLl.lSl1L'L.l, trampled, trod upon, husrled, and iostled by the morning rush to sthool. There has been eyuite Q1 ehdnge in them during the 1 mist ye.1rsg their onte serubbecl and shiny tigtees. ire drowsy from lettli of sleep, .llitl dirty from gettin up too late to wish properly, There is ii glimmer ot light, howex er, in this mal picture. for the juniors ire lnppy now thdt they heiy e I'L'Pl.lLCLl their New town garb with an ussortment ot' stttessories lrom other sthoolsg Stuyyesant sweatshirts. Forest Hills syyeetters, brooklyn 'lieth booktoy ers .ind Bryant buttons and in their pt-rspiririg little ITLV-N they ttirry Chemistry' review books CGood Griery In order to .1ppe.1r nonthetletnt they littke tyuit the Spiinish Club, lfrent Club, Debating Club. Tennis Club, Artlirtetiloffy' Klub lieind Cheerleetde Choir. Chemistry l..1b Seyuetd, Visu.1l Aids Styudd, .tnd l-ibr.try Selirid gaze admiringly ett the bee-oo-titiul senior lletts, senior rings, senior buttons senior keys. and senior expressions, tThU1t young. tuir. debonetir loolgp 1 1 1g 7 I se y A tie- Q i oo, A h A 1,1 , , Th, YA. . They 9 faithfully follow the seniors siround .ill duty with puppy-like deyotion, .lllel they 1 . ' Q B ' N 1111111111 ttf 1111 11t xl fl,l tf Y ,X W- ' FAT!!-rr 1-1 xiy Ex , g J- 01 E a N, - I ' fa, 44' N If N wp 0 , 1 ,,,,,,,f,,l Gimp cf or Ti-is PAST Wc'll, they finally did it! It is now the year 1958 HI1Cl U16 SCUIC 9U21DgClY resembles rush hour in the subway, for Newtown is lucky enough to have all her students come at the same time this year. The halls of Newtown echo with bloodcurdling shrieks ot' Help , Murder , as students get squashed, tram- pled, trod upon, hustled and jostled by the stampeding crowd. Wc'll, the erettor set has finally turned into a beautiful new wing. The seniors tile in and gaze admiringly at the new green Hoors, green walls, green ceilings, green blaclihoards and green teachers. juniors finally become seniors, They are now recognizable with the College boolccovers, College sweatshirts, College jackets, College sweaters and College pennants, and they carry in their perspiring little paws, English review books, History review hooks and books such as You, Too, Can Win a Scholarship tHal J, How To Prepare For Your College Entrance Exams and Ten Easy Wfays to Cut Down the Competition For Getting Into College! They have rejoined the Spanish Club, French Club, Debating Club, Tennis Club, Archaeology Club, Band, Cheerleaders, Choir, Chemistry Lab Squad, Visual Aids Squad and Library Squad in order to get their pictures in The Neirmzzvzer and to get enough service to graduate. However, this scene is not all peaches and cream because the poor seniors are laden down with senior rings, senior hats and senior buttons, and their poor faces are stiff from walking around with that senior expression fthat young, fair and debonair lookj all year. Their pockets are empty after paying for prom bids, senior dues, senior hats, senior rings, senior buttons and senior yearbooks. They have learned a great deal in their four years at Newtown, and they may even have absorbed some of their studies, but now the time has come for those seniors to take leave of Newtown. All that remains for them to do is to pass the English regents and dispose of their escalator and swimming pool passes. This is the story of the rise from freshmen to seniors of the class of 1959. YOU WERE THERE!! And, oh, yes, one more thing, seniors . . . wherever you go from here . . . good luck!!! Boam lXTINTZI?R BoNN1u SAFFRAN INIARLFNE FRIFDMAN ,if 'SF .,-1? 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Bcrnics Andcrwn Faculty Adviser -.1-i-!-lu 'l llllllllllfiia lllllllllllll mnwumuunnllu 'IKIUFHIIHIDBIIII llll -111111311 Wearing Squad Ircnc Gwluli Cflptiim Arlene K.n'clitL . , C0-Ciipfiln MN, BL-1'niCc Anderson Filflllfj' Adviier Qlff Team Rnulvcfl l1HiIl1N Antl wnx' lidlln M.ll'k 5-luglcl' Mr. Hulwrt lidvllw . 114 President Vice-President , Tl'CklSUl'Cl' . St'Cl'L'fLI1'y Faculty Adviser Newfvuflf jlflfzjcfreffes D-'11s Fctuwn QJPIJII1 Hman GIJIITPICIIM Q .ML ALNMH MIN BCYHMX ,'X'JuM W l5.akL1I1x Alxlxkl . 4 AAL, Qirl Volleyball 671116 V1cnfrm Ikimhcs PTCNIL-'Cm Rhea XX'd11,-,Y Viic-President Frcder1Ck,1 -Icnsky WCVCUYB Miss Gracc Avelinw FMUIYS AJWNCF 125 Svccer Umm Funk Mlmclnnl C+m.Cg1ptain Gcwgu F1gL1Lr4.l hI.l1'1.lgC'l' Gerald Nlkm Awinmnt Manager . Gwrgn D. B.urcl.1y Faculty Adviser r -' A... 'n,s.+Ns,.v.f, . '- g j l l If , ' f , rm 2 i ff Y? ' ii f A' 1' I A ' Azll -A ll N V 1 1, 5 4 fa Ni Q. 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Captain Urflvk A 617755 Kwwfry Umm Ifsiiiii WHO'S WHO MOST AMIAELE MOST ATHLETIC COURT JESTER MOST AGGRESSIVE MOST ARGUMENTATIVE CLASS REMBRANDT FAIR LADY PRINCE CHARMING CLASS PHILOSOPHER IN VGGUE QUICKEST-ON-THE-UPTAKE MOST DASHING SWEETEST YOUNG THING CLASS TWINKLETOES PHYS wizz CLASS HISTORIAN PYTHAGOREAN THEORIST MUSIC NOTABLIZ GOOD SPORT CLASS CITIZEN STAGE STRUCIQ TALKS THE MOST SAYS THE MOST Girly Phyllis Tonini Sally Castania Connie Ambrosio Joyce Heller Diane Weinger Maryanne Gamberdella Virginia Ustaszewski Aid.I P.lLllCfiCl1 judy Brown Marjory S.Iltzm.In Eleanor Reinslmgeim Catherine Tropea Marie Pult rano DLlfl3.lI'il Norh.1di.In l:fLll1L'L'5 Bromherg Cynthia Hill NinIi.I Mont.Inez Evelyn lvliclielsorl Irene Golub Marilyn Colp Patricia Mathes Boyf Frank Batista Nathan Smith Joel Brenner Walter Robertson Dennis Rosenzweig Michael De Angelis Vincent Civello M.1rk Siegler Frank Messina Myron Feinstein Anthony Kahn MiCh.1el Rubin Howard Rosenberg Steven Weiiier ,lohn Young john W.IgIIer Donald Socci Harold Hassin Riehard Hutton David Remen Eugene Tortoru N A LOOK AT SPORTS - li- MARK Sufcscta -1-i IN THE FOUR vtaans we HAVE BEEN AT Niswrowiv we have seen an almost miracu- lous rebirth of school spirit, Not since the middle of 19-lO's when Newtown consistently fielded championship squads, have the students been more athletic con- scious. Newtowners have stood behind their teams through thick-and-thin. Our basketball team, although rarely in contention for the league lead, has consistently played to overflow crowds. Our soccer team, always one of the high-sports on our athletic calendar used to play to empty bleachers. These past two seasons, however, we have begun to consider the possibility of building more seats at The Field to accommodate the crowds that now attend our soccer matches. These are just a few examples of the support Newtown students have given their teams. There are many others. In our four years at Newtown, we have never enjoyed a championship team, but we never had a squad that didnt give its utmost to boost the honor of the school. The following is your four-year resume of sports at Newtown. 1955 - 1956 Our freshman year at Newtown was a year of contrasts. We had some striking successes, but we also had our share of failures. Our soccer team played up to its standards and ended the season with a line second place finish. Amazingly enough, the soccer team was scored upon in only three games all season. Unfortunately, Grover Cleveland accomplished this feat twice and eventually captured the league title, Captain Ted Georgious was named on the first team of the All-City P.S.A.I.. squad and both Ramon Garcia and Tony Ljuba captured second team nominations. This years basketball team was a forewarning that lean years were coming to Newtown in this sport. The squad accumulated a sorrowful record and ended with undisputed possession of fifth place fwho would care to dispute it?J. The games were generally close due to the fine all-around play of Captain Arty Stephan, but it was a truly rare occasion when Newtown captured a contest. The track team, another of Newtownls consistently strong squads, continued its fabulous assault on the rest of the city. Under the guidance of Mr. Thomas Foran, the track appearances of the Pioneers proved to he spectacular. Featuring such stars as Frank Allen, Edmond Leuken, William Gardner, Ellis Butler, and Vince Leone, the relay team made of? with such coveted championships at the Queensboro P.S.A.L. track meet, and the tremendous competitive Penn relays. The season pro- vided many fine individuals and all around team performance. fc'rMllHZ11cfL2' rm uexf fugej 151 cfs- yhvi .a-Q.. ..- nf ,vw-,aaa-y f Qi H , 'TQ ,gif GW' L. lse- , V Jw: i 'a . sc aw 4 ' ,,,,,f-Q. a- .ae 7 Yi- QQ K rg .a I 'fa A 3 - C sg f X Zi F 1 X X? is f at w irq, W' . W. Q 5? , aa sc at J. Q ' -K' f I sim f a ' 'waged V ,S s ' A LOCK AT SPORTS f..,.,.,.,...a , FX , 5 J' g T-NTD' ' .4 Q -4211. 5, My 'Ig t ana , cs. f,1 sw -'A' k,WWWM,,aa.W'Lmil?r X M .wx 1 ff .. I , .V Q , v T ' '?,i.Z.f5Y1i'.pf.zftCT . ..., , v ,AJ cc J . QM, . if an -,ng- - .f we--4, . 1956-1957 During our sophomore year, sports, on the whole took a turn-for the better. The Soccer team, riddled by graduation placed a creditable third in the standing. Its record of 7-5 included four games, that were lost by one goal. We did, however, compile four shutouts this season. The standards on the team were Declan Quigley and Danny Mittler. Both were hne scorers and competitors. The Bowling team followed with a very impressive sophomore season. We finished in a two-way tie for second place, and very nearly emerged as champions. The leading bowlers were Pat Tripp and Dick Perilli who were both named to the All-Queens aggregation. Basketball was the next sport to arrive on the scene. The team opened the season in its patent fashion, losing its first five games. Astoundingly, the team completely reversed itself by winning its next five games, and nine of their last eleven. This enabled us to secure fourth place in the league standings with a 9-7 record. Our victories included a startling upset of the Borough Champions Forest Hills quintet and stood as the Rangers lone setback of the season. Newtown's standouts on this tivesome were Carlton Brooks and Cooky Pellegrino. The track team failed to impress for the first time in many years. The team weakened by a mass graduation of Pioneer starters, tried hard but accomplished little. The leading sprinters on the squad were Dave Horn, Richard Robbins, Richard Scheer, and Douglas Tuchman. 1957-1958 Most of our teams performed creditably in our junior year. Our bowling season was highlighted by an upset victory of City Champs Bayside by a game-fighting Newtown team. Among the stars on this squad were Al Eigen, Al Gibbons, Don Hartman, and Marty Witssermaia, Our soccer team coached by Doc. Barclay finished in third place behind City Champs Cleveland and second place Bryant. The pioneer booters compiled a line 7-Z record losing only to scoring forward Declan Quigley and by goalie Al Lorenz. Both of these players made the All Queens Soccer Team. Our basketball team did not fare as well as the soccer team, Newtown's cagers closed out their season with a poor -I-10 slate. The team was very inexperienced and was composed predominantly of juniors. Rudy D'Amico received honorable mention on the All Queens Basketball Team. The track team just couldnt get out of its blocks. Always seeming ripe for that upset, the team just couldn't do it. Ernie Vlahakis and Humbert Fabbro were out- standing. 132 The baseball team started like a house on fire, swapping its first three games. It then slumped momentarily losing its next two games. The team still had a good chance of winning the North Queens Championship but lost a clutch game to Cleveland and just played out the rest of the season. The highlight of this baseball season was Rudy D'Amico's Perfect Game, pitched against Queens Vocational. The handball team was as usual our best and more consistent team and finished in second place in the league standings. Our record was 11-3. The team was spear- headed by Captain Fred Wfeiss, Roy Nardin, john Bason, and Martin Steinbeck. The tennis team, under Mr. Ralph Brown's tutelage, had a fair season. Starring were Arthur Kriesworth, Ken Chernow, and Richard Ellenport. The golf team struggled through another mediocre season. Dave Lieberman layed su erblv. P . P . 1958 - 1959 This season has started off in a creditable fashion regarding most of the teams, but due to early press commitments the spring schedule will be impossible to report. Newtowns soccer team played up to its usually high standard, and only after an overtime loss to Champs Cleveland, did we finish in second place. This being Doc Barclays last season as Newtowns soccer coach, we had hoped to present him with a championship. XY'e came very close. Forwards Frank Minichini and Donald Socci, defenseman Fl-:un Bright and goal, Al Lorenz, all deserve special commendation. The bowling team placed a respectable fourth in the league standing. En route to this record. however. we did beat last years City Champs, Bayside. Five members of the team finished with above 150 averages. They were: Gary Thompson, Ronnie Voltz, Richard Crowdy. Bob Grimmer, and Steve Liss. Newtowns track team performed adequately. Many of its members are lower termers. thereby increasing our hopes in the coming years. Basketball, always the most rousing, exciting sport at Newtown, was no different this year. Though we placed no higher than fourth, with an 8,8 record, c-very game the team played was a tense battle. Nat Smith, Captain Richie Quarto, and Henry Williams starred. The cheerleaders, Newtown's most awaited sport ensemble, once again performed with their usual talent. Captain of the Cheerleaders, Flo Newman and Captain of the Cheering Squad, Irene Golub, must be commended. This is the sports story through the four years that we have attended Newtown. I have immensely enjoyed watching Newtown teams perform in both winning and losing causes. I have always been proud of my team and school. I hope you have also. Success and Happiness to everyone. Be good. 153 7 . V ...NNN . X NNN? Q9 :fm , .3 it -, A .. is i. I K .J'x I HE 535 ,p A.. ' 'M Q- 5 ,HL QQ N Q W A ' I gg I .aw Cl ' WW ' 'O' - I., F1 iw IIN wwf' 4 Q . V .- ff 1 A ff A , Y if E U L ,k, ,W f?f'e, X, rw' ' 3 ' x LQ? fi EV , 3 . iff ' ' my 'ter 2 3 1.x if I ,ye- g u sf, 2 ' v r x v I , 1 3 5 ,p gg gi Q M552 2w 1 25 -nw, 5 K f lj. mmf 4. X Q 1 , -sq 1 1 i .1 Ezg, -'!S9'9 YY A N Q ? ,,..,.---- 7 Xml ' N1 'F ' U XS sf L' S P: 4. AQ if iii ik ig sv 3- Q!! ,,L. lf' 'V X. YR XS as Si S? 551 -I Fl Pi 1--.. -4-gf f i t . I X Y 'Ng W - . Jw as nf 3 QI... Y. . 1 l 1 Q 5 -6 , Ill x g , , r I Q T0 YQU, Wf0WlfI! 121 IMUL r ,..f In ou: . 1yq,'f,QH . . I 'I .4 ,, ' ' . Q - ff' 136 . X lig. x 'A. X. ,'.' ' X H l ' J A ,. .a , I ' - . W 1 0 'A D 1- 0 .1' I 1 A Z - 7 V . , ,. . I I orffln . .1 ' . n5.'.:,n 5 . I, 3,13 xl' 1. vu' Q . .. A-13:5 Ht , li mio' rlx I It .X Q 1 gl A ', .M Q . . li' i ii ,fu M1571 V sz, 1 !'.' '11 I fi' ,- -'3'- f ' 543' . 14620, . ! ,Q 0, fgiQ2'Q.' 40 ' x XY NEWTOWN HIGH scHooL-TH1s is YOUR LIFE as seen through the eyes of the January '59 graduating class. What? You won't tell us how old you are? Vain, eh? Well, that won't be necessary, for we're interested in your past four years. Let's see noweoh, yes, when you received this fortunate group, you were having your face lifted Qstop denying it, you know it's truelj, and since the renovations were near completion, the students were on single session. Lunch was eaten in the small gym, then the substitute for a cafeteria. Funny how the potato chip wrappers, candy wrappers, and pretzel boxes were found stuffed in classroom desks throughout the building! About this time there also was another substitute at work. Do you remem- ber how your P.A. system was used for classroom assemblies because Dillingham Hall had not yet been completed? The second half of this class' Freshman year came in full bloom with its many new changes and ideas, one of the most prominent being the inauguration of your Honor School by your Principal, Mr. Francis S. Moseley. It was also in this term that tentative arrangements for the reconstruction of your old wing were begun. Yes, Newtown, you were going to be remodeledg this job was to be completed in 1957 Qwe know betterj. They were still Freshman at the time, recuperating from their finals, when the news came that two members of your History Department, Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Platt, were co-authors of a history book, Our World Through The Ages -another mark on your list of achievements. The remaining part of that term went by fast and before they knew it, September 1955 had rolled around, and your student body eagerlyf ?j returned, anxiousf ?j to begin the new term, Since your reconstruction had already begun, there were double sessions, They were now Sophs, and took advantage of the fact that they were able to sleep later in the mornings since both they and the Freshies had the afternoon session. Your library was moved to the Annex across the street. Teachers always wondered why it took their students twenty minutes to get from the first floor in the main building to the library directly across the street! fYes, sir, that's the Newtownite techniquelj However, there is one thing we can say for your students that term of September '55, Because of their ardent adoration for schooling tor was it for the teachers?j, they maintained an exceptional attendance record of 94.-LQ which distinguished you as the top school in attendance for New York City. The remainder of this term was relatively tranquil, but before its conclu- sion came the excitement Qsomehow it never remains quiet here for longlj. You had once more made the news. Everyone was astirl One of your English teachers, Miss Mary OiDonnell, broadcast your fame and faculty charm Qwhich we stu- dents are so well aware oflj to millions of people, for she appeared on the Q4 G05 y QQ X 09' . .I . f -fa H1 f 0 , f 't v r io ax. 0 o ,. , , . . , . 1 -Qi l I 0750- - gn. 'lil f01'mCf TV quiz program, USGLOOO Question - tvvhatever happened to that shovv?j It vvas in their junior year that they vvitnessed the echoing notes of sadness chiming through your corridors. It was at this time that you lost one of your best friends and most devoted servants. I am speaking of the death of your for- mer principal, Mr. Alfred S. Roberts, vvho had so ably served you for seventeen years. Being juniors then, they vvill vividly remember the memorial concert given by your faculty in his honorg the proceeds vvent tovvard a scholarship fund for deserving and needy students vvho vvished to attend college. It vvas also during their junior year that you, for the first time in the history of your student body elections. had a girl elected for president of the G.O. tvvonders vv ill never cease so long as vve females are herefj That -lune they vvatched another graduating class leave and they suddenly realized that their turn vvas very close. XY'hen your doors opened to them that September, they entered with a new enthusiasm. Thcy vvcre seniors and they cherished the thought of it. The year seemed to Hy by. and before they realized it. june was just around the corner. It vvas this 'lune that Mr. George Schoettle, vvho for titty years had been one of the faculty as head ot- your Music Department and band, announced his re- tirement. The tall came, and vvith it. your grand openingg your nevv vying vvas com- pletely redone. Hovv beautiful you looked and hovv proud ot you your students vveref Everyone vvas on full session. Your students had a beautiful cafeteria in vvhich they ate dclitious tioOds and novv boasted ot' an exquisite library for their use. This vvas the ternaf This 'lanuary they vvould lac' leaving you, dear Nevvtovvn, and the excitement of the thought vvas spreading lil-Le vvildtire. but the sentiment came with it. too. They sported their Senior hats, vvearing them draped over their ears and tiorc-hc-adsl and exhibited their Senior jcvvelry to anyone and every- one tespecially the I-iv-. er tcrnic-rsfiust Io shovv them vvho vvas boss, you knovvy. Yes. Nevvtovv n. this has laeeia your lil-e as ot the day this january '59 grad- uating class entered your corridors They .irc lcaving you novv, leaving to late the sphere ot' adulthood avvairing thc-ni. Xvliat they have learned inside your vvalls vvill alvvays lat' vvith them. there vvill alvvays lac' that vvarmth in their hearts for you and all you ve nicant to rheni. To you. Nevvtovvni they sin: -W i 7 ff ffm' Vyiffiffffrv :li'm.1 .llalt 1' riff My toll' .fit i'i'ffc . , , filltf f VtZeI' o!7.i'i'! Itt flllflit llfftc 'Tff1'ffe'v jUfll'Ue'j'- f,'o'fffrL'f'f.H Af.-vRI,IiNIp Bi-.RNsTi2iN rgitse O l Q. tyslgyob i 9 i vi' 'tail N1 K I 0 sox esp, O v Vg. MXN -tif 9 If 4 1 I sfwqlllll If at I Vbfv-I vs N'nf 'X 4 N - I' ' T '2- X' 'B J A ,X v ' Z s K S 'v ll ' X 'IA 4 I X, CH 1 iv : 'Q'- ':i::i'v , haf K -.Rishi X 'VO ' ' .'- ts'-.' f'-.. 'L' ,Y-19,3 .- 53 -1:15,-' I silk .6 i N f Ii! 7-fjgl if I 5 'W 'V' We 4, t., vigil ' 'I 5' iq 1' I T 9 I v' 5 I! I ' ' ! My , ,J A, A y w 5 . . Is I lil- i ' - ' I ff ,V 1 I Diff! 1 1 ff, NEW,,TOWN...lffh'f1l 679 0 QIN THE NEW OLD WESTj WITH THE FLAMING SUN SINKING DEEP INTO THE HORIZON, we open our stark melodrama in New Town tget it New-Town.j Yes, this really is a New Town. lf you look toward the West, and you had better, because our story can't open unless you do, the slumped silhouettes of four horse-weary riders approach. Upon coming close one of the little devils spied a big square bottle with that golden color, but another saw Renate Hamburger, and off he galloped with the rest of the boys in hot pursuit. Pulling up to a stop, Herb Rittger lightly bounded off his horse, and breathing a sigh of relief planted both feet firmly on the ground. With a great sweep of his hand, Herb dolfed his new 9 JMLXIOOW, gallon hat fwhich by the way was designed by Mike De Angelis and can be purchased for only 310.98 at honest Harvey Gold- berg's general storej. While Herb was engaging himself in friendly chatter with Miss Renate he suddenly heard from behind a hissing sound. Herb was horrihedl With one quick pass at his gun, which incidently failed because his hand went by it too fast, he turned around and looked for the snake. Oh, it's you boys! One of them came to Herb and whispered quite loudly, Listen, boy, how about an intro? And with a grin Herb did what he had tried to put OH. Miss Renate, I'd like you to meet fit didn't sound as if he didj Bad Boy' james Stein, Lips of Wine Bruce Schwartz and Too Hot To Handle Richard Hutton. As you can tell by their names theyre poison for nice girls like you, so let's leave them and go inside by ourselvesfl As they stepped forward to go into Vito Policastro's saloon, the Lucky Hula Hoop, the three lovers fell right into step behind them and, through the swinging doors, they proceeded. Inside, the place was racked with noise. From an old B. Dzubak piano, the boys could just make out the image of Ronnie Volz, his shirt open and sleeves held up by Susan Shatz's safety pin, banging out a new tune by Allen Steir titled, Once in Love with Barbara is Enough. Pushing their way across the crowded floor they finally reached the bar. And with a dry shout, Bad Boy ordered sarsaparilla for the house. But from one of the backtables Aida Pauletich retorted Make mine ginger ale. All right, ginger ale for the little lady in the back, answered the bartender, James Minkalis. All over, joy reigned supreme. Men were slapping each other on the back and silly girls were giggling for no apparent reason. Then from the stage a voice bellowed Qthat's right it's Frank Battistaj, Lad-ies and gen-tle-men for your enjoyment we have for you tonight some really, really swing- ing hips. Yes, we will hold right here on our stage a hula hoop contest. Applause, applause. Okay, boys, as soon as you get down otf the stage we can begin. Wfhat do you mean, 'begin with you on stagef You don't think I trust you two, do you? Everyone knows the reputation of Tony Pendarxis and Al Lorenz as the biggest flirts in town. Care to deny it, boys? Thought not. K K All right, girls, come on out and l'll introduce you. Applause. i'Here we have Cheer Her 'Til You're Hoarse 'ludy Cfurci, l Use Cfharles Autell Wfamla Hassel and Are You Ready Girls Florence Newman. I believe Miss Newman has consented to start our contest. Miss Newman, are you ready? Okay, girls, let's go! Both Judy and Florence were having no trouble, but Wanda's hair kept throwing her olf balance and she had quite a bit ot trouble. So, john Young started to work on this problem. Soon, after much calculation john came to this revolutionary conclusion, l V Cut ott your hair. XY anda dropped out of the contest. After two and a half hours, the contest was halted because three of the men in the audience were taken out cross-eyed because they had tried to follow the little hoop. It s too bad it had to happen to such nice boys as Tom Foley, Richie Grame and Howie Abadinsky. Oh well, boys, there'1l be another contest next week. Then from the stage Frank Battista was starting to introduce the next act. And now we have the ever lovin' beauty, that bomb shell out of KC., Miss Bonnie . . . Listen, Marzocco, I know you're here, Robertson interrupted. . . . Rothman being accompanied by Vito ...' ' Frank went on. I am not. answered Marzocco. ' '.... DiFranco playing the sax, finished Frank. I see you. so stop trying to be funny! said Robertson. This is one of the biggest feuds in history-the Lenny Marzocco-Walter Robertson fued. It is comparable to those between the candy coated chocolate and the ordinary messy chocolate and that biggest one of all, the aspirin and the butlerin. Robertson was shouting at the top of his lungs, accusations of no apparent sense. Then it happened , . . they started for each other! But since Lenny was at one end of the room and XY'alter at the other. it took them some time to cross the floor. The saloon manager. Phil Monaco. was scared silly ot' their ruining the place and he was running around. in and out of tables, shouting for help and pleading with the boys not to tight. At this point. two boys. Guido de Rossi and Louis Silber came between them and with mugs of cactus juice lifted high in the air they asked, Who put those I., eight great tomatoes in that little bitty canf Lenny and Xwalter were so stunned by this question that they forget about their light and arm in arm walked through the swinging doors trying to figure out the answer to this earth-shaking question. Out of the saloon they walked over to Doc Sieglers ollice where they found him dictating a message to Linda Van Berkom, his secretary, As the boys came in, Dennis Rosensweig, the town yet. was complaining that he had caught pyorrhea from eating too many of Eleanor Caldwells home baked pies. Without even looking up, the Doc told him not to worry and to go home. A waiting patient, Nathan Smith, was amazed at this and asked Doc, Aren't you worried? Doc Siegler replied, What, me worry ? Such an appropriate answer! Lenny and Walter approached the doctor a bit cautiously and asked him that most frfnlfirzlzefa' wz flex! jmgej gg if ' Q its -f If Q-at ' 'asap A, ,WW Coufssf ,QQ WZ , 4 W ' i f,,, ,,,, . NEW TOWN... Zfinff1gc'l98O vital question about the can of tomatoes. After much thought Doc Siegler decided it must have been Peter Listro because he was always interested in tomatoes of all kinds. But not being satisfied with this answer, they walked over to the New Town X-Ray office to ask editor, Nancy Moore, if she had anything on record. Nancy and Virginia Ustaszewski looked it up in the files, but all they found that even came close to tomatoes was the fact that Steve Grossman had once consumed seven pizza pies in one night, And while that wasn't what they were looking for it was still a big feat. Being very much dissatisfied, the boys went across Grimmer Road. This road, by the way, was named for the founder of our town, Robert Grimmer. Going over to the druggist to seek their answer, they met Marsha Washington of whom they asked that same question. But she had no answer. Her only idea was that maybe it was Howard Rosenberg. She said this because it struck her that he was always cramming and so why not cram tomatoes in a little bitty can? But this answer just didn't seem right. Inside, druggist Michael Proper, got very mad when asked the question, and he said that his schooling included nothing about tomatoes. But he did have an ointment in a little bitty tube that was made from seven tomatoes and put out by William Kroll and Co. This whole thing was getting pretty tiresome so the boys sat down on the edge of the sidewalk to think. Across the street Edvige Agostinelli and Evelyn Mickelson, who own the A' La Mode Dress Shop, waved to them but they were so engrossed in their problem they didn't notice. All of a sudden a gust of wind blew a piece of paper to their feet. Walter picked it up and started to crumble it when he notice it was an advertisement with a picture of a tomato. It read, See the old wild west doctor, Vincent Civello, whose magic cure made fron1 eight .... The sheet was ripped oif and the other part wasnt to be found. Over at George Themann's stage coach olhce the boys inquired about this Doc Civello, but no one had ever heard of him, Outside the office a big crowd was forming around a covered wagon. Step right up, folks, and buy some of my miracle cure .... 1 rsenic mixed with eight of them, yelled the man who later turned out to be Civello. Guido rushed up to the wagon and in a breathless voice asked, Are you the man who puts those eight great tomatoes in that little bitty can ? Yes son, he drawled. l am. At last we know the answer. And now we can bring our story to a close. As the flaming sun sinks deep into the horizon, the silhouette of a covered wagon full of children is seen rumbling away. And .1 few ol' them look back and wave their last goodbyes to New Town, 1980, Haaorn HAss1N SARAH bliILHOLLAND 2 XX! 7: ill 1 1 .Q l N, x X' N In our hearts we've deeply graven F, T L W xl i gx. I kt l I mx Q i l si ' Al J ma Mater y r fr X I , 2,3 1. if 'r To our glorious Alma Mater NN ,I 5 l All thy sons are true, 5' XX' my And forever shall we praise Thee ' f 1 'Til life's journey's through. -'19, , f 1 ' , CHGRUS 1 I af' Q Q l l fl 1 ' X ' Sons of Newtown! ,j N f ll 1 . f Let us strive, for Honor and Renown, 1 wi f o ' . Lil f ' T ff' ,. ' I Hail to Thee, Our Alma Mater! x Z 1 ' ,Q l 1, T ,A 2, Hail, all hail, Newtown! 'X l y ' l ' I i L ' f f .r , . 11. P , ry 'I 1 1 l ' N 6 A The name of Newtown High. t And thy glory shall we ever vl I i XY'aft beyond the sky. a, A rf,-H. 1' X III. Wfhen success has Crowned our struggle On lifes battlefield. At thy shrine the wreath of laurel Gratefully we'll yield. f age .Qt Z , if gf 1 If... are I 015'-Z NA i K ,- l X ii. G . 'N MV ' .1 . Ns x I xvv A1 tc in , ,N ii l pa , W J all ' A M , Y T ri l Q F rift: i J ki X gc!!-59 I rx 'Q Qi! X X Hb Af. in f: J- li x 'S ' lx r X ' 9 ll x f Q9 i- , fl' 4 Rf wlx'1m ,., F I O Q 41-i- X -X-- M7 0 .Ny fi- lvt f ff Deer D Zzry, Today war my firrf day nl Neuffozwz High Srbool. It's so big and there are so many floors and rooms and stairways and so many kids and teachers. At first, I couldn't find my sec- tion, so I asked three kids-two laughed right in my face, and the third directed me to the wrong end of the building. September 5, 1955 September 9, 1955 Had 11 ferrible e.x'periem'e fnefay. Two girls in gym offered to show me to the swimming pool. I followed them through a couple of doors, a locker room, and then they said the pool was just through the glass door ahead of me. Opening the door, I went in, and before I knew what was happening, I found myself inside a shower, and cold, wet water was pouring down on me, and the door was stuck so I couldnt get out. I screamed my head otf and finally the gym teacher let me out. She asked who did it to me, and just as I was about to point to the two girls, some kind friend whispered to me that they were Seniors. All of a sudden, I remembered that Dad always tells me: Silence is golden. Anyhow, I was excused from classes for the rest of the day because I was so wet. 0Ct0b0l' 19, 1955 Had ez had accident in arf flair. Accidentally, I knocked over a chair which knocked over the paint table, oh' which fell all the paints. I apologized, of course, but I guess that didn't do any good because I had to come back after 5:00 and clean the mess up. It really wasn't my fault, so why is the art teacher so angry with me? ???? November 18, 1955 Tbey're bezzfifzg some kind of tertr next week called mixed terms, or mid-terminals-some thing like that. Must be something special because we have to take them in special rooms on special days. If I have any spare time, maybe I'll study a little extra for them. November 28, 1955 W'e go! our mid-Iermr back loday. Think I'll quit school. February 2, 1956 First day of new rlafrer. Got that same art teacher again. l'm afraid. June 24, 1956 Today war lbe but day of Jrbaol. Boy, next year I'll be a Soph. Only three more years to go and I'll be out of Newtown. 0ctober 19, 1956 W e experimented uiifb dirrerted frngr in Bio. foday. By the time class was over, three girls had to leave the room. The teacher said he didn't think the experiment served its purpose. December 20, 1956 Went ufifb ez group of kids' lo ibe bizineetball game. Had a swell time. The cheerleaders were super, the music at intermission was cool, and most of all, the team played a swell game. Newtown led all the way, and almost hit the hundred point mark, the final score being 97-75. - .1 153 GEORGE s -...... ,.,.,- B ROW N if I f DAY W' V A 142 -4- nh April 25, 1957 In tba middle of the geometry mid-term fodtzy, I felt a sneeze coming on. As I reached into my purse for .1 kleenex, I felt someone standing behind me. It was the proctor-not just any proctor, but that art teacher who gave me so much trouble in my Freshman year. just what do you think you're doing? he roared. I told him. He looked at me real suspicious-like, and sneered: Go ahead and sneeze. Not all the icicles in Alaska could have made me sneeze. Then he looked inside my purse, and what did he find, but some papers. containing theorems, which I had been studying before the test. I don't have to tell you what this teacher was thinking. And still no sneeze would come. Then I remem- bered a sensitive spot on the second freckle of the three on my left arm. After scratching it real hard, sure enough, I started to sneeze, so much in fact, that I couldnt stop. The proctor was stupified-he didnt know what to think. Poor guy! September 12, 1957 This nmrrzmg ff. i',i- 24121 ir terrible. It's dark when you get up, and it's still a little dark when you leave for school. Then you're accused of leaving your Spanish book home on purpose, when actually you thought you picked up your Spanish book, but it really was your Chem. book. Then to make matters worse, you're accused of coming to school slop- pily dressed because you have two different socks on. I tell you, it's a losing battle. November 5, 1957 I zur .ro ,Guppy zz bm I go! rz przrf in fha play our English class was to give, even if it was only three lines. So what happens at assembly today? just about when it's time for me to say my lines, three gongs ring, signifying a fire drill. My chance of being discovered is lost forever. May 16, 1958 Neufaun held iff mzzzual Spring Concert loday, and as usual, it was quite a success. The band had its problems though. The tuba-player fell asleep in a dark corner backstage. When a friend finally located him, it was way past time for the opening number. Then the poor guy couldnt find his mouthpiece for the tuba. What good is a tuba without a mouthpiece? Worse yet, what good is the band without a mba? However, he found it, and the performance went off simply swell. This concert was to be the last one which would be led by George Schoettle, the kind and beloved conductor of the Band. June 21, 1958 Went u-rfb tz bznzt-lv of kidr fo lite ,Hall af Forerl Park to see the Senior class graduate. just about a year from now, our class will be in their spot. Gee, I can hardly wait . . . or can I? September 8, 1958 Ar I lake pen in band Ia urile Ibrr entry, I am now a full-pledged Senior. The new wing of the building is finally completed. You won't believe this, but now there are real hall- ways we can use. It's wonderful not having to be carried through Tech Alley and the boys gym by mobs of kids. The library is beautiful-a truly fine addition to our Alma Mater. Unfortunately, however, space was provided for an absence office. I was hoping they'd forget about that. I can't figure out why they put sound-proof walls around the band practice room though. Getting back on a regular 8:30-2:50 schedule really provides plenty of time for extra- curricular activities and home-basketball attendance. School will be a lot of fun this year. ffwzzinued on next bagel t J 13:-1 It ,m- .,f- '1 -mi'-L' 'BS of xX .gg - -ii-s +- + Dear Diary, lcuulizllzedl S-.4 my aft: X , sae' 1 1 44 0etober 24, 1958 The Seiziorr of Neuffoufn High rel fl precedem' in school history today-We celebrated George Brown Day, in honor of that great, renowned man, George Brown, Esquire. Everyone was dressed in brown, and wore buttons, ribbons, and what-not in his honor. The singing of Hail, George Brown to the time of our school song, could be heard ringing through the hallways from his Physics classrooms. Some lowly lower-termers in- nocently asked: Who's George Brown ? Ma question to which no senior gave a com- pletely truthful answer. Thus, these Children were led to believe that he could be anybody from the guy who makes the potatoes in the cafeteria to the fellow who tunes the piano in Dillingham Hall. November 18, 1958 Senior ,l'7ft'fll7'6J' were refizrzzed lmhzy, Some kids were quite happy with the results, while others refused to believe it was themselves in the pictures. l was so nervous when my pix were being taken that l got the hic-cups. The photographer said he didn't think the pictures would come out too well. He was riht. December 3, 1958 I have az romplazizzf io nmhe-Qit's about the cafeteria. Actually, there are no words this humble reader can think of, which would truly express the cafeteria situation. Trying to get in and out of the place depends solely upon how strong you are, or, in some rather unfortunate cases, how strong you aren't. To make matters worse, a cake sale was held in the cafeteria today. Trying to get to the tables to buy one single, solitary piece of cake was almost as bad as lighting half the subway crowd at rush-hour. A few individuals got the original idea of crawling under the tables to get to the cake sale area. However, this idea did not exactly meet with the teachers' approval. It wasn't hard to tell who had been successful in the quest for a piece of cake-their faces would be smudged with chocolate or strawberry icing, or dotted with powdered sugar. December 12, 1958 Right fhir mizzzlfe, the mzzmal Sarnia Hop if being held, up in the boys gym. Section was little short of a panic today. All the kids who didn't have tickets for the dance, and wanted one, were trying to get some. There were others who had tickets, but didn't want them anymore, and were trying to sell them, but didn't know to whom. Kids were run- ning around from one section to another, a few trying to sell tickets, but most were trying to buy one. A few were lucky. The majority wasn't. l'm one of the majority. February 2, 1959 Today um the the jim! day of fhe neu' term iz! Ixlezrmzwz. The days ahead are going to be pretty busy ones. There will be final decisions to make about college, the miserable Senior dues to pay, qualification tests and final Regents to worry about, and of course, the Senior activities to participate in. The prom will probably be a very dreamy atliair. Then of course, there's graduation itself-but l guess that'll come quick enough, without thinking about it now. How will we ever be able to say 'good-bye' to all the teachers and friends we've made in these past years? Gosh, but it was fun. And how the time Hew! I hope this last term goes more slowly than the rest have. Everyone seems to be counting the days 'till we receive our Senior hats. How I used to resent those big Seniors parading up and down the hallways in their hats and sunglasses. Now, I suppoge I'11 bg one of them, and there will probably be plenty of kids who will resent me. Let them! Some day, they'll be in our shoes, or rather, in our hats. Yes, it's really going to bg 3 wonderful term, And yet, l'd give just about anything to be an innocent, XX'idC.eyed anxious Freshie again! ELEANOR GLADKOWVSKI Z On YEARBCOKS THIS is THE vuaauook of the graduating class of Newtown High School, Elm- hUfSf. New York, New York, U.S.A., Anno Domini 1959, Wfhen each of your relatives has triumphantly located your photograph in the pages that follow. and has admired your confident, if discreetly retouched smileg when every inch of the autograph page has been coated with Good Lucks , sincere and rhetorical, when anyone showing the slightest interest has been conducted by you through the rows of pictures of faculty and students and been not at all enlightened by such cryptic re- marks as I had him for herj for French for accounting, or chemj-ll lv00.i'b!! or He tor sheJ sat next to me in sten for trig or physicsj-A characterllng when you will have begun to realize that whether you are going to business or to college, you are no longer a Senior, but a beginner againg what will you do with The Neuifouizrer? After various 'straightenings-up have moved it from room to room and table to table. someone will decide to put it away and deposit it in a seldom opened desk drawer or the top shelf of some closet. You will, in general have seen the last of The Nea'- tozuzer for quite awhile. Then. one day someone will mention a name, or you will read a name in a news- paper, and you will wonder whether the name belongs to the person you knew in World History 5 Cuthe one who always argued with the teachernj or in Music Q the one with the beautiful voice' J. Perhaps you will be house-cleaning, or packing to leave, and come upon The Neztfozuzei' by accident and be forced by a mass of vague recollection to put faces to names and names to faces and to read it page by page again. You will read the names of the people who wished you Luck and Success and Love and Happiness and sometimes wished them for you For Always, and you will try to remember the last name of Bob D. who also signed himself parenthetically Master of Math , fXY'as that sarcasm or egotism?j Then you will wonder whether you had ever added ironically after your own name Phys Wizz . Likenesses of your former classmates will smile glossily at you and you will try to remember how they looked when they were not smiling. You will come to your own photograph, and study it for awhile, attempting to remember something concrete about that person who was you as a high school senior, and whether that person was happier or unhappier than you are at the moment. 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