Nutley High School - Exit Yearbook (Nutley, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1956 volume:

U15 Sw! 7956 Che 0 .Sui Published by the C L ASS 0 F I 9 5 6 NUTLEY HIGH SCHGOL Nunfv - NEW JERSEY 4 u -. V V A 1f ff: J' .vgh If lbw 3 wa! iw, ,Aw ,Q :mil-1. ' XV I' 'Vxg ...iv-1 A J s - .g' K ' ' X vs Sf. 'TI S . Y lil? Hit '5',ShiL 'A L 'A-If-i W4 IL- S, f I 'gY7Rw,glv x'4 ' W J . . ,I a K ,f' 'Q , ' ' ' .' ' xx A . ' 4 193' '- ' - ff? F51 ' , T ' 'X if I V Q. '11-. 5 'fy' ' lt. ig O rr K .fo i ,V K 'L. 1 , ' W lx ' fy. . 5, . 1 ' I F' fbi-I . 171 - I s L 5,5 lpv , X ' 4 S' -v 3 , 4. .A , ., 1 ' ,l . ,Q A. .W , if 1 ,1 4, , vs I 1, 1 A 5 K. 7- if ,l,-.,,.......--- 9 s 6 Y A fig. ff-+ N Q, E Q E my !, '- . N-NNN? . Vfvf-f , xx! HIGH S OOL 'ii iiiii ' XY' I -...4 7 1 L 1 4 1 I I B 3 1 f E q ff, Q,, iii'- Page 6 Dedication NORMAN LEVINSKY 1--M LAU RY STEM THE CLASS OF 1956 dedlcafes thus year book fo Mrs Stem and Mr Levmsky If us prmclpally 'through fhenr efforts and guld ance that many achvlhes social and scho lashc took place, and that we are able to end our years here In the hugh school wlfh pleasure and pride In achievement . i 1 JK , 1 . . . . ' I 0 u 1 . . . . T I ' If . 'Q ' I fil . A Him, A Q, LE7ffa?4s:gZ'ig,g f, f,2?'m V, 'jr - ' -9? T fgf.,.fi?'3,'w H f .f J Ai, ,ffgy ,f , ' 7 H9 'A '41-1 f ' 3 1 I , , . Yi- ., V Administration EDWARD F ASSMUS Prmcrpal l am sure that your three years In the sensor hugh school have been most pleasant and very profitable You have made last mg friendships, and In the years to come your school experiences wlll prove to be invaluable That the future may be filled with re wards which come from work well done IS my most fervent wush 3? lo JAMES O SAMPSEL Dean of Boys I HELEN R. GULICK Dean of Girls S., Pqge 7 VV ,,.1-f' -L QL, I 2 mv ,.:m:?g,f u 4 5 , 1 5: V 79 W' f,, Ski ii iii A 'V 1 4 VW V N f' , X W A 457' ,4.v f?fgf' 'K W S-'iiifkf -iw? , w lm, 1 Tn i? 1 I 4 -,,,,,, 3, ' nf wgfg - on 4 by 2 ff J A ' 52:2 I .-5 1, 1 In 22+ n 1 Q X 1 tj 5ng.1s g' P4 N , if if n ,, Q Q 4 K 1 , V 3 5' , .. . V' an A A, M, sirlq .mx ' 7 ' f W' fvww-va , 'L wr ,,-gQ.f- ' 1. 3-79. , Y 1?f34vfYW -1951153 .W 1. Q W 1 in nw ,,, I 5 s. 'lun'- ' ..'.LiiH'L5if'1. I 'HXYWSFQCZ 513137 Q' La , u. 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Q: ,' 1' 1 : w-Q Zl1iissfx-ffiwmtsv. -an 2. w uw 4 2-z Jw' wa-HIE 0- RICHARD ABEL SALLY ACKERMAN Dick a Unobtruslve modest level Vvvoclous frnendly credulous Slummmg lt JACQUELINE BARBARA JOAN BARKLEY Jqqlqe Joanme Oblugung gay coquettush Happy thoughtful kund l I a 1 I F , jhe Exit 1956 LEON ADESSA ee Aggressnve adventurous amiable env DUO' ANTHONY ALBANESE Tony Gregczruous, lockodausacol, contented Page 13 , , 0 Q S ' L ,V 4 , l 'Wu ' ' V ' , lg W In I If If ,, X X -Q ,M l V ' S I 4 ' . h If V 1 3 Y :The Exit MELVYN BERGSTEIN Me Mature competent fun to be wnth YW RUTH BIRTWISTLE Blrty Daftident devoted serene FRANK BASHORE THEODORE BERGER Frank Abner Wutty wnsecrcckung wolfish Excellent character hcrdworker lover of sports When we were young JOHN BISHOP ROBERT BLACKBURN Reflfmg fdcfful SINCGVG Musucal clear headed receptnve Page 74 M f ' 41 I Y I Av ,T ' s Q Q R 1 . I . I I I I - ' , 'J 1 t Y K . . , E J Z ,cs . . 1 W , ,W cm f X x f Q E , 2 ' E L 5 Et fat' .lOhn Bob .5 XJ VV . 1 1 Lf ' 4 I 5 if E , I ' J.- T K DALE BOFFEY WILLIAM BRADY Dae r Sympathetic enfhuslashc Fun lovmg smooth sharpue a fwnnkle In her eye Go Bug John' JOHN BRIDGES DAVID BROWNELL Brlffy Brownly Cautious nonchalanv pugnaclous Changeable unassuming reserved Wifi ig. 1956 I MARY BRENNAN ' Mary Sunny, frank, impetuous ROGER BRESNAHAN Freckled frivolous frusky Page 15 I B'll . I . . I - . I I W n . Lx - -97' 'V' - . I I . I . , K .Q . T - sk TSM, . L U It .92 19,5 ' Q V ,,.V,, ,h . ' uf' rg 1 1 ' 4. a J ,,,,..- ,., xx Fez I . I . .Q 35 . g . y is . 3 Aix 'f . ,- Jr ' Vans, L 5 . ..,.' L' J 0-7, f I ' -I 'I 'I ' ' .,, l i tiff -' ,qs J' . - 1, f I .ef 1, :',,' ? n A Mi ' s .m,,'?x 'L-. ,' jhe Exit VIRGINIA CAFONE Jean Lnve ware octave ncuve 'int' 1 RUTH BURKLOW THOMAS BYRNES Rufhle Bernle Generous charming with cz lovely smlle lnfluenhal Intelligent Ivory hckler BARBARA CAPEZZANO Barb Trnm, competent, earnest Page I6 No Louae you can rprmt dollar bulls ROBERT CARR BARBARA CASCONE Bo Barb NN lronlcal lndufferenf feasmg OYIQHTOI PI'0Y1lKISl1 COmpCIflble nf - ' 'nl' fs I X ..,,, e . - . . . ,ML I I ' 4. PQ ' Wi? , 3- I .f I , ' 1' T - I by B l I2 I A H . 1 - - 11 50' ' ' , b A I MWWI . I . . I . . . I . I . f f I Q-N Y-up Yu..- JOSEPH CASHA PHILIP CASHA Congo Joe Lattle General Free lance dauntless 'ocular Satlrlcal energetic mad over planes Frank Columbus discovered Amerlca LOIS CHRISTIANSON RAYMOND CICCONE Sr e Sweet gentle a real angel on earth Conslderate soclable hard working Q31 Q S. 144' 1 9 ANN CENCI Ann 56 Compatuble newcomer pleasung personality DONNA CHAMBERS Don I Optumushc self confident bouyant Page I7 jhe Exit BARRY COHN Barry Untroubled self composed always wullmg to please ALLENE COLE ue Glddy, fun Iovung, loquacuous Page 18 BARBARA CLARK THOMAS CLARK Barb Tom Good sporl easy gomg rogulsh Unaffected happy go lucky langund and then I flew away JANET COLE JOHN COLONESE an John Capable cheerful obllgmg Rehcent temperate unperlurbed Q 1- O I, n - ' I W 'YH A L L1 A Ck l C . Q2 K 'f . f V Y ,wif 1 E .5 Y ef ALIQL Alf. , A fffli A -in A ' 5 A .. 43 by . Q' it WT S- ' T .I spent, 4 s b. D 7 i' 9 FRANK COVIELLO Dukte Unobtrusuve fnendly rugged HOWARD CONYACK PATRICIA COULTHER 4 Howie a 1 Scientific unemotuonal amlcable Ecstatlc aboundmg vubrant What a busmess course DANIEL D ALOIA Dago Soclable wntty stylnsh ELIZABETH DARVILL Betty Artlstlc mature astute 9' 'UK DIANE CROTEAU Bunny Pert, pehte, pleasant Page I9 jhe Exit r e r NORMAN DE GROTE Norm Likable, crew crazy, conscientious NANCY DAVIS CHARLES DEEKS Nance Chick Talented, pleasant, co-operative Original, modest, good-natured LORETTA DE LIBERO Loret Petite chatty exuberant Page 20 Qt lf Some guys have all the luck EDMUND DE MARIO DIANA DENKINGER Dee Wizard woodsman tease Ludicrous helpful unsophistacated 3' uf .Ji wi, ,VIA vu 4 jhe Exit HENRIETTA DREIER Rheffa FIIVIOIIOUS fun lovung creative K T7 DOROTHEA DONALDSON PATRICIA DOVENER Dor a Aloof demure Iuvely femperdmem Rhythmlc hny sophlshcated Can you can can hke she can can can'-' JOHN DUERR Jack SCIEHIIGC unconventional with a quick mund PATRICIA DUKE a Wmy happy a born leader ESTHER DREW Drewski Gullible peppy such fun Io know Page 22 THOMAS EARL DORIS EDWARDS Tom Doris Merry tenms terror crooner Even tempered nonchalant loyal 956 KATHLEEN EGAN Kathy Unworried, unpredictable, happy-go-lucky Nove' ' I KATHERINE ENGESSER FRANK FANELLI Kathy Frank Soclable gentle seraous Frrendly mquusrtrve humorous ELAINE EISMAN Carney Garrulous mdustrlous cordlal Page 23 jl1e Exit SUSANNE FASSLER Sue Sensmve excnable soclable DAVID FAULKNER Dave Bantermg lokester cartoomst Page 24 DIANE FARIES GLADYS FARINA Glad Genulne cute a ready smule Calm graceful conservahve A fnend to all JOHN FEDOR JOHN FEGGLER Johnny Fegs Carefree confident umpetuous Conscnenhous reserved pleasant X X i BARBARA FERRARQ NICHOLAS FIGUEREIDO 9 CAROLE FISCHBECK Corole Chatty exaggeratlve muslcal Barb F'95 Splrlfed pfanklsh laughing Bashful 'lkUble Urlpfefenflous He s a bad hombre JOAN FLORENTINE Soft spoken metlculous gentle ROBERT FOLEY o Remote determined master ofthe keys BERTA FLEISCHER eff Bright, cheerful, chatty Page 25 jhe Exit ROBERTA FRANK Bobble Blonde in hair fair in face and speech I J RITA FULINELLO Fussy Kind-hearted, true, cheerful Page 26 HELEN FORESTA VIRGINIA FOX Audrey Ginny Subtle modest original Gabby fluffy animated Table of trouble ROSALIE GALASSO SIMONE GALIK Simone Jubilani sociable full of spirit Droll ioking Mrs. Marget? s mimic 9 CONRAD GERSTNER Whrfey A real comedvan knows has way around N H S V,,-Z JOSEPH GA'-UNA CONSTANCE GERHARD 09 Connse Wrtfy good nofured rhythmic Vrvacuous lndlvlduallsf capable Monday mornrng hangover JOHN GILBERT LOIS GINGERELLI Johann Gmg Mothemahcal modest track man Unpreducfable frank gum chewmg WILLIAM GIANGERUSO Weaf Independent phlegmahc sllenf Page 27 f.7l1e Exit SYLVIA GLOBYS Sil Feminine, considerate, pleasant BARBARA GLOVER Bobs Gentle giggling unassumtng Page 28 ANITA GLICKMAN ANN GLICKMAN Nma Annie Interesting confident versatile Peppy conscientious afruend to all Trouble rn the library 'UCHARD GLOVER STEPHEN GOLDSPIEL Richie Sf eve G I I enlemcn Y easy gomg Dependable hard working original clever mathematician 1956 DORIS GRONDIN Doris Diminutive, dainty, debonair MURIEL GREENWOOD MARGARET GRIFFIN Shorty Peg Warm-hearted, domestic, devoted Subtle, radiant, poised V x i Stranger in paradise JOAN HALL JOHN HAUSHERR Joannle Big John Helpful efficient batty over baseball Always fun good natured born comic Q W' ARLENE HALE 'tr' v Poised polite pretty ,ix if Page 29 -dl I Q 11 O X N - A ll IN I 6' F, I , . Ai rsri sese I I I N 1 jhe Exit BENJAMIN HEINZEN Benny Creative, well dressed, a ten o clock scholar THOMAS HECHT CHRISTINE HEFFLEY Tpm Chrys Reserved calm unhurned Soft SP'-Wen Concerned 0bl'9'n9 Q- A lot of people THEODORE HODGON e Artustuc worldly out of the West ...vdbhlelmir HERBERT HOFFMAN Bert Quuet mce modest YW LEONARD HILSEN Zfgsy Gallant generous always In a good mood Page 30 fm! ve S T 1. NANCY HOLDER CAROLYN HOLVECK Nanc Mtml Peppy mischlevious changeable LWCIY NULUVUI 0 50m leader f I A ew Peep e KIMBERLEY HURON BARRY HUNTER ex Hunt Serious intelligent Witty talkative hep Mr Kahley s right hand man 956 MARY HUDZIK Mary Calm shy a doodler 'm-f VT? s., RICHARD HULL im Sophisticated droll artistic Page jhe Exit PAUL IRISH Skeets Musical versatile unassuming STUART ILIFFE IRENE INNAMORATO Wally Rene Charm boy suave wnzard on the green Sweet kmd the vouce of an angel The luneup LAUREN JACKSON JOHN JENIK Laurie Pmky Intellectual efflclent queen ofthe ce Retlcent good sport oblrgmg ANDREW JACKSON Andy Svlent unconstrained a good sport Page 32 R 'Q LYNNE .IENTIS EDMUND JOCZ Lynne Devllnsh arhstrc lndnfferent comlcal better late than never easy to get along wnth 9 BRUCE JOHNSON Brew Independent sclentuflc money In hrs pockets On the way to victory EDWARD KAYE MARTIN PHILIP KIERNAN I Dramatic busy bee theatrical Thoughtful socnable excltable fc Q' PAUL JOHNSON Curley Confident accommodating collegiate Page 33 :NIE Exit BARBARA KOl.ODlN Me Athletic typlst a talent for trouble A RICHARD KLEIN RICHARD KLEINER Dickie Ric To toot to swung to rest Reserved clear thmkmg basketball enthusiast if Pre game butterflres ERIK KOSTYRA rr Scuentrflc self assured efflcrent JOYCE KOVACH Attractrve creative gay ROBERT KORDAS Boston Composed witty agreeable Page 34 -2 f fi 112' 9 1.1 MARIA KRAUTER Marla Ready wnllmg with a kmd word for all MARGARET KRAIS RUDOLPH KRAL Marge Rudy Qulel demure polite Carefree cheerful crazy over cars RONALD KULIK Upright sympathetic debonaur if l Nlth scores' ROSE LADOLCETTA Luttle but msghty a hckertape talker JOAN KRUMBECK Josie 'C' Talkahve enlhusnashc forever domg Page 35 . l 56 A ar 1:51 'T Sw e ll ll. ..Ro. ll jhe Exit PHYLLIS LANDINO Re Glddy gugglmg gay qt M JAY LAUFER Blue Jay Moderafe 'ocular ruddy Page 36 Q: JOHN LALLY PETER LAMBO Dllly Dally Pedro S Gonzales Qulescent unvexed unqsgummg Dapper friendly handy man with a mst Rodney Sf Cyr FRANK LEMMA THOMAS LEWIS Chubby Tom Mlschuevous my how he can mock Athletic cute agreeable W? d 1 . ,. . I , ,, ,WVV , A ,ix he A 4. l 4 y 'Si V k I ' N, pax , A X at , 1 Fl lzlfffe R at fx ,llr R I S E X if. 1 l Q l -.A fa , ,, 79, , ,.. , V uw , N V . ,,,J,,,,, ANNE LO RUSSO GEORGE LUBERTAZZI Anne Lupo Achve eager charmlng Makes friends easuly wonderful with the ladies The gym class digs our JEAN LUZZI BRIAN MAGINNESS uz Mac Loquaclous eiervescent and vubranl Sfudrous well mannered conscuenhous -6' 956 JOHN LUSCOMBE Lusc Pleasant sincere cordial PAUL LUSCOMBE Nusquam Sports minded spurned glib Page 37 I I 4 l 5 . ' , . . . I Q I . K- l- f . I I . I I - I . . -' 1-ge. gig , E . fl 5 ' I . I .. I . jhe Exit KENNETH MAINES Cuz Relaxed carefree mambo maniac 'E BARBARA MALE Barb Gentle wholesome kind Page 38 MARGARET MAGUIRE FRED MAIN Margie Buddy Bubbler amusing pretty Cool cat with a crew cut TEAM ELEANOR MANNINO ANTHONY MAZZA Tony Admnrable petute thoughtful Stolud husky rugged S L 'Y kv' JOHN MCCORMICK JAMES MCGINLEY Jack McGm Appealrng vrrrle apullarof strength Fluppant Independent self confident Pajama game ELIZABETH McWILLIAMS RAYMOND MEARS ee a Convrvlal adaptable genuine Outgovng ardentangler undrscermble if 9 CHARLES McGREEVY Chuck Ortgrnal forward a language enthusrast KENNETH MCLEAN Ken Tall talented true Page 39 fi E 1 5 6 2 1 gf A f Q L R y I 7 I I 6' 39 . . ' X ' vi' , , . X K , I ' . .Q l X jhe Exit PATRICIA MILLER a Allurmg smulmg secure DAVID MOCKRIDGE Mock Auto maniac placnd unconventlonal Page 40 1 -in RUSSELL MEARS KENNETH MICK Russ Ken Qulet undlscermble ready wnth Screntlfic clever savour faire rod and reel v-L Pete stop drawrng curves DOROTHY MOECK Dotty Go getter changeable sparkling KATHERINE MOFFIT Molly Sweet soft spoken and sympathetnc . V .ljwmar I v7 I C S' ' ' ,, i f ' . iv - R, ' I ' ' Q , I V5 Y I f nj A -M A It - YY E , . A A D 1 1 ' A3 'sf 2' MARLYN MONROE JOYCE MORANSKI 9 DOROTHY MORRISON o Fruendly good natured wuth a helpung hand Mar o Buoyant cordual the name s not the some So neat so nlce so natural Why the gleam m their eyes? LORRAINE MOTT Laurie Retmng fathomless unaffected DORIS MOWEN or Forgefful chuc wufh savour faure 1' PETER MORTIMER Mort Arfushc brawny carefree Page 41 Uhe Exit HUBERTA NAGL Birt Senous tranquil harmonuous 43 x..f ,luv HARRY NANEJIAN Harry Loquacuous fluppant nmagmatnve Page 42 315' PATRICIA MARIE MURRAY PATRICIA MARY MURRAY a a mlcable warm dependable Spmted affable suave X! X fx Wow CATHYANN NEGRA RALPH NEWPORT Babe Farmer Thoughtful modest unassummg Active hobbyust an out door man S.- fx I - P f P r A . I I .. I I v v If If lg , I I gf X I L, r liz ' 1 I -'L I , 3 r I WW f N, v f 5' 1 Lx 'I '- x I I , 5 . . I . if A I . ' af. ' I fi? I Y 1 1 1 'Y 5- I Qi? It 'wb H, - 2 1 . x 956 FRANK OLIVETI Ollie Pugnacious, candid, cut-up JOSEPH NITTI TINA NORMAN Cuz Tina Speedy spanky sociable Spell bmdmg dreamy Southern belle Vw i' Democrahc classroom HENRY OLSON ROY OSWANDEL Hank o Composed leusurely rugged Relaxed compelenl good natured 'CW' Q DONALD OLIVO Demeach Good sport well liked vlrlle Page 43 jhe Exit MARY ANN PETILLO More Borsterous energetrc happyg lucky -dwg' CAROL PARISH RAYMOND PEREIRA Carol ay Consclentlous frank earnest Pleasant muslcal sensible LEWIS PIETOSO Loure P Obstreperous smooth sharp dresser Page 44 Smooth ones ALLAN PILIONE PATRICK POLCI a Placid wordly qurck tempered Husky affable care free QA- 9 Rf 3 BRENDON QUINN Qumn Bashful Iacomc unpreienhous JANET POLUKORT PAUL PUCCI Bubbles Pooch Artlshc outspoken noncholcnt Ophmlshc reserved medlfahve No comment by EDWARD REID JUDITH RHENN Ed Judy Lanky, rmcgmohve, unrushed Obllgmg, gregarlous, ophmushc 4:3 ' JOYCE RASP Joy Thoughfful, rehcenf, ambmous Page 45 Q5 u ' XX 1 A e ' x E A? :The Exit o rodd GERARD RIVELLO Jerry er garrulous lackadausucal QQ. Y 8.4. fffxl. L, MARY LOU RIGGIO ROBERT RINALDI Mary Lou o Nmve gentle Sincere Fhrtahous easy going unconcerned Q-v Academy award slides CHARLES ROHLEDER Chai Lakable lanky crack shot Page 46 ROSE ROMANO ANNABELLE ROWAN Ann Damty dreamy femumne Graceful undnsfurbed assured 4-of sr S., ps.. JOHN ROWE PHYLLIS RUEHLE John I Remote nndustrlous ongmal Tuny peppy bundle of fun Rock rt' DAVID SCHEMM NANCY SCHEPER Dave Nane VGXGIIOUS SUFCGSTIC hGppYhUr1Ier Good natured natural full of nonsense 'Ao f, Y 3 9 DIANA RUSIGNUOLO Dee Instugator muschuevnous merry YS PATRICIA RUSKA Pot Chatterbox, compannonable, contained Page 47 3- CAROLYN SCHROEDER Carol Smulmg amiable eager to help Tobacco IS a darly weed MARY ANN SEKULIC More Guggly eager effervescent 'R' Gr YS MICHAEL SERVIENTE MERLE SHAW Scurv Tubby Quiet dllugent ambltuous Exuberant Ioquacnous happy go lucky f The llfe of an executrve JAMES SILVESTRI MICHAEL SIRNI lm Grandpa Cooperatuve qulescent mdustrlous Remote prankush unaffected if! 5 9 JANE SILFIES a Carefree vocuferous a blond e bombshell wr ROBERTA SILVER STEIN Bobby Coquettush, giddy, exuberant Page 49 jhe Exit WILLIAM SLEMMER Red Flammg mathematical good worker fv- E, 'Q' qt? i 1-Q Q' www, CAROLE SISBARRO RICHARD SKIERMONT Carole Duck Chattervng Iwely a real pal Versatule vlgorous vocrferous Lookmg rn a mirror? HAROLD SMITH Smitty Modest relaxed retlcent Talented W JANE SMITH Jane rhythmuc rolhcklng laughter GERALD SMITH Jerry Causal rogunsh subdued Page 50 X 415 6--'N if -122' JOAN SMITH WILLIAM SMITH Joan Gus Dependable, hard working, devoled Unassuming, sedate, leisurely Oulsade mleresfs BEVERLY STANTON WILLIAM STEIN Bevlo I Well dressed determlned commandmg Secluglve reserved helpful A 1, -aff If A I I 9 JOSEPH SPEARY Joe 56 Comical, droll, easy-going I 1'5 JUDY STAGER Judy Responsnble self confident always welcome Page 51 4, 1 , tg V, ,ff I f Nix ,A I 4 I 1 N : I I H if I If I I I I L I I I ' B'll 'N W- s. 'm I , i X I . 5 -A ., L' ,1 I l ' ,S i E V4 X bl, .skb i I I , Q X ii. e Q l ffg -E jhe Exit ARTHUR STERNI Admrral Shy quiet earnest JAMES STERNI Jfmmy Dumdent sober assummg Page 52 wx, 4- THOMAS STEINERT SAMUEL STELLATELLA Tom Bananas Hobby enthuslast complimentary modest Athlete go getter senous RIN Who me? DONALD STODDARD RALPH STURM Stof Ralph Oblngmg extroverted mlschlevuous Retlcent modest relaxed 1 'Ui iv' xi.- T' 0 A 6' Q, bv ' ' 1 4 6 . E W U A if 59 j, . ,I A - L v ' 1 Nm, r' ' L ,A L t ft Qi w Dx S Z' . 9. N . ' 9 1 X X ARLENE SULLIVAN ROSALIE SWIDERSKI Arnie Bobby Kundly sensutrve secluded Sincere oblrgung thoughtful 9 ROSANNA TANGORRA Excellent reader muslcal loyal Q me in TNQ 'vu Nor' 55331 QSC Firm but fnend by gurdance CAROL TESORONI Te-me LOIS THOMSON Attractuve fashronable loves to 0,5 hem that trumpet Frnendly generous carefree Q 5 CAROL TAYLOR Carol Sympathetlc pranklsh cheerful Page 4Q'f? fl, I Q Ro V PM . ' I I 1 , . . I . . I . I . . I . B .them s.,,,nr,A - K L Q- - L., L . ' I v I 1 W 1 mama '- f A, Nan f Y V Q , , - K-WN., , , K M kgi sy , Ag , , - L: L., 1 K ' rf , 1 ' L' ' ' 0 ' 4 A f l ff ' PX , L f.. 9- v-N I , 1 I I fa I 1 jhe Exit NICKOLAS TORRACA Nrck Unprefenhous good notured wuth o sneeze that rocks the room ...Z Wy' CAROLYN TILLOU JOHN TOMASULO cya Lynn Sooky Outspoken admirable good leader Husky humorous color blnnd LOIS TRAUTVETTER Lo Clever othlehc versahle Page 54 Lei s see a whiskey sour and JUDY TRAVISANO Trav Comucal fun Iovung fcnthful ELIZABETH TURIELLO BeHy Jovnal loyol congenial I xii, WERNER UCKERMARK CHARLES VITALE Uc Turk Apolntnctan lmgulst always ready wlth a remark s'f' 2 Hemmgways of the teachers cafeteria ELFRIEDA WALDMAN DAVID WATTS Fntzl Dave Dependable mdustnous actuve Responsuble thoughtful lnked by all 1' 1 9 DANIEL VOGEL Dan Fran k outspoken Intelligent 'K '-X. Llvely prankster court wlzard wr CAROL VREELAND Carol hx Self confident apprecuatlve bubblung Page 55 X , V lf 1 S, ff ,A If ' L' 4... It k ,W . X l 1 L 1 E l ,f Q ' L X at at V, , C Q in 'N'.' 6 jhe Exit ROBERT WELENOFSKY o Cross country star a cheerful rugged hayseed Q jr' --.5 PATRICIA WAYNE KENNETH WEAVER Q en Breezy bright fascunatung Short and oh how he can dance the Charleston '36 JANET WELLER .lan Neat exaggerator pert Page 56 How do you spell am t 7 CAROLE WHARTON ELAINE WHITE Stretch Elqme Regal restless optxmostuc Harmomous earnest muslcal 1? lt' 0 gg Q 15 Gs x ,V B b tb E' ' 1 I . Rx I m I I E: I '. l.4t . 1 Hr g P f K I 7x , ' . 5+ I' I A I fx. ,pf .nr 956 EDITH WILCOX Bunny Happy-go-lucky, vivacious, a real rug-cutter JEAN WHITING ROBERT WHITING Jean BV Popular pretty personalny plus Good Iookmg an outdoor lover S well luked Now let s see BRIAN WOLF Wolf Ccoperahve serene unprefenhous 4' CHARLES WOLF Charlie Mature nonchalant suave ig- X' Y ROBERT WILSON o Unaffecled reserved agreeable 1 1 Page 57 flhe Exit 1956 ROSEMARY ZINDEL oe Rehrmg smcere pleasant ji HARRY WRIGHT PETER ZARET Harry Pele Sarcashc unabashed convsvlal MUS'C'Un Pre 0CCUP'ed 0 '9 Ul JOHN ZUCHOWSKI Chico Cat unmoved candid GEORGE ZINDELL George Gifted, withdrawn, shutter-bug Page 58 -au, A1 2 X . X X Xllz . Luncheon af Sam s Not Pictured DOUGLAS SIGLER Doug Cheerful, friendly, real classmate lo all who could read das may be a bad anlluence on youse guys dal are englash enlusaasls bul al youse as game go ahead aller beang senlenced lrom da veraous aoovenale Corls we became ld s ler lree yeers head Warden goldberg maad us guys March an slraal lanes anlo are sells sum ol da boys lraed la boan da place bul day was unsuckseslull as a reward lur loo yeers ol sololery conlanemenl we was released lour a day lwo go walde an olamapac Parke loasl we wuz lrasked by da gards we wuz also granale da pleasure o dancan on da odder guys leels al are annual class parly aller das small bursl o lreedom we wuz senlanced loo lree years harde laber an duh BIG HOUSE da noo wardan wuz mr Assmus Wal da help o da gards we had a bag blasl Das blasl known as da solmore hop wuz a cosloom one Nalch we wuz also prowd o da lacl dal a loo o da boys wuz members o da veraous sporls leems den cum are lew monls parole some o da caraclers wuz loaned oul loo da local busanesses wear dey maad a bal ol moola den da bells rung agaan we had only loo yeers lwo surve lall come and we sore dal are boys on da leelsball leem waz dooang very good we wuz very prowd dal dey had a seven and loo recorde da second yeer wuz sure movan quack lake bul leave us nol lorgel dose boys dal waz on da Bag Ten Slale Seclaonal Champyonshap baseball leem ausl Who das yeer da wardan and da gards gave us whal dey called lanals and dey were aune cum bye and along wad al cum da prom and da lucky guys wal served a year more den us maad a brake oul because o da conlusaon caused we wuz agaan lel oul lur 2 monls when us guys gol back de lollowang seplembre we slarled walh da plan ol excape sel lor aune we evan planned a book a remembrance lake we wuz gradualan or sumpan called da yeer book7 an order lo gel sum scralch ler das book we sold pannenls al da leelsball games mr Levansky da bag cheese o da class advased us dal we wall need more moola lo brake das aoanl we den decaded lwo have a play called Turn Back lhe Clock das wuz a lreemenduz xlravagansa and lalled da lrezurey muchly das yeer sum ol da boys agaan played onda leelball baseball and baskalball leem sum o da olher lellow anmales were an sporls dal we hardlae ever herd aboul such as goll ralle crosscounlry and ullers many wer musacally anclaned and wer anda band or orkeslra once agaan we wuz blessed wal lanal exams das beang da lasl lame dal da addmaneslralaon culd sea wal we lerned an lree yeers o der guadence Waloul a doubl da comalee leels dal are lree yeer slay al das aoanl was vary enaoyable and sukseslul evan up lwo da lasl chance o lrampan are pals al da larewel dance sagned da Comallee CLASS HISTORY June, I956 Page 59 loo be sure dal we wuz lileral lcause nol many o da grad-u-eighls wuz In da Who's v i ff n-I :lib 'Wllunr 0 2: ur 1, Q A. if N : s r F 1 xx 941. 1 - A 1 :E 6, fx, ,- - 4' X f' 'Q V .fx g . v Fifi .Ny . ,k Xt jk M a , Y : A '-+-.J le v ..,, I W K, 'W rl '71, , J .YA ' 'lf I 9 .. K. if Y , ,- My 1 ,if 2' Activities BEN HEINZEN Editor In Chief DIANE CROTEAU Business Editor DON STODDARD Assistant Editor MEL BERGSTEIN Associate Editor DR. S. EARLEY Advisor '53 Exit Staff This year we were surprised indeed when Febru- ary rolled around and the 1956 edition of the Exit was completed and sent to the printer. Many late hour soda and pretzel parties went into the making of this book. To our advisor, Mr. Earley, the committees, and especially, the diligent soda and pretzel typing statt, our sincere thanks. Page 63 ..,f' Student Council Under the watchful eye ofthe student body, the od- ministration, and Mr. Huntoon, the i955-56 Student Coun- cil has aftected numerous benefits for the school. ln addi- tion to its regular duties of supervising the assemblies, patrolling the halls and cafeteria, and relating the wishes ofthe administration to the student body, the Council has sponsored a Twerp Week, Friday night pep rallies, a school dance, and brought about the installment of the popular fruit vending machine. OFFICERS Mr. Harold Huntoon, Adviser, S. Ackerman, VlCe-Pfesldeflff D- Wciis President, B. Desprez, Treasurer, V. Catone, Corresponding Secretary, M. Bergstein, Recording Secretary. FIRST ROW: Mr. H, Huntoon, D. Watts, S. Ackerman, M. Bergstein, V. Cafone, B. Desprez, S. Stellatella. SECOND ROW: B. Schlosser, P. Mad- dams, D. Walker, K. Laulenschlaeger, J. Whiting, L, Luby, M. Bithell, A. Glickman, N. Scheper, S. Gilligan, L. Osborne, J. Barker, G. Shorter, J. Aires, R. Greco, G. Smith, J. Gillies, H. Smith, K. Davis, J. Consentino, J LaDucer, J. Botbyl, L. Adesso, R. Siegel. iv'-14. L4 MR.: A- x Y .- A A I' V - . -. in - . - .. I' .- . .- . U' ' .J 'gs I X s i ' , . -,ng , -- ., r -1 J A S . Nz -H.. , -5, 533.1 f avid- L up K., X N g,,.,5.a.?53mWg?-'15, . , - . .iv -vi wi J T f,.,g,,,,.,,,.w,,,45.if gg. -Q, P v:.,5.,N.hA5e,A,f. .I 2 : 1, 'i '-aa: ' r' 'ini - .' 1--'f .' .. . .- I 7 K 1' i ,'.w--Sw f. - 'f ' TPM I' A . 1 . ,,.3 .rf , . Q, '-. . . , h ,. J W. Mkfv' vi, 4.1: 2 .upbku-N N, 35, ,V digg I , W' 5 ,A ' . . ,.f'.g,... P.. Bond FIRST ROW: R. Burklow, G. Forino, P. Griffin, M. Holch, C. Tillou, R. Les- lie, C. Sisborro, C. Holveck, M. Moebius. SECOND ROW. G. Boudreou, J. Rinoldi, C. Borbolo, C. Gommoll, D. Dobrosky, K. Soden, D. Shriver, R. Cook, R. Molheu, R. Messer, Mr. I.. Hrbeck. THIRD ROW: G. Goodman, F. Scoville, E. Woldmon, M. Scotl, J. Krumbeck, N. Davis, J. Windhelm. FOURTH ROW: R. Clork, A. Allen, M. Cebrik, R. Oriiz, D. Morchese, J. Peccorelli, R. Heigis, L. Truulveller, D. Morrison, J. Bindi. FIFTH ROW: B. Smith, R. Whilefleet, R. Beers, J. McLean, S. Teilel, M. Sosnoski, D. Oswcndel, P. Becker, Dr. E. Ersfeld. SIXTH ROW: R. Gibson, R. Ionneci, J. Hosclipe, R. Pereiro, J. Feggeler, J. Thor, S. Goldberg, D. Hunting, W. Shoop. SEVENTH ROW: G. Shelley, W. Browne, S. Beck, R. Tongorro, R. Reed, B. Lipkind, R. Deemer, R, Klein, I. Bucholler. Cheedeoders FIRST ROW: L. McWilliams, P. Ruehle. SECOND ROW: J. Trovisono, S. Kellel. THIRD ROW: L. Thomson, P. Coullher, A. Hole. FOURTH ROW: N. Holder, J. Whiting, M, Riggio. Twiders C. Tillou, head Lefl lo righl: R. Burklow, G, Farina, P. Grimm, M. Hgyqh C. Sisborro, C, Holveck, M. Moebius. W if ff Q Music The principal development this year in the music department was the reiuvenation of the entire band pro- gram. Both the marching and concert bands were skillfully handled by Mr. Hrbek. Again this year Dr. Ersfeld super- vised the various musical activities: The Octet, the Choralettes and the Rhythmaires. Choralettes FIRST ROW: R. Burklaw, C. Fischbeck, J. Smith, S. Ackerman, J. Trovisano, P. Clark, J. Laws, M. Stone, S. Carlson, SECOND POW: S. Clcr, B. Burqermaster, N. Davis, B. Darvill, B, Young. N. Stock, D. Chambers, P. Yorke. AT PIANO: Dr. Ernest Ersfeld, director. Performers LEFT TO RIGHT- P. Clark, C. Flschbeck, G. Goodman, N. Stock, R. Matheu, S. Clark, J. Mclean, l. lnnamorato, J. Tomasulo, R. Burklow. Octet FIRST ROW: Dr. Ersfeld, l. Buchalter, T. Hart mann, J. Bishop, R. Matheu, B. Cohen, D. Do brosky. SECOND ROW: J. Tomasulo, P. Polci C. Gerstner, T. Earl, G. Goodman, J. Mclean R, Leslie, K. McLean. 'f .1 Gauntlet The main school publication, the Gauntlet, is a magazine published four times o year. lt is primarily o literary maga- zine, but emphasis is also placed on art work. The Gauntlet contains departments which include the class socials, music-do- ings, sports columns, a fashion report, ond some information about alumni. The material for the Gauntlet is se- lected by the Round Table, o group con- sisting of staff members, at their weekly meetings. The editorial board also meets weekly to organize the magazine and sug- gest new ond better ideas. The direction of the entire Gauntlet organization is super- vised by Mrs. M. Hoffer. Each year, for the past fifteen years, the Gauntlet has been entered in the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Competition at Columbia Uni- versity, New York. Of 1000 possible points, the magazine usually scores in the 900's. CONSTANCE GERHARD , ,,,,,.. Editor-in-chief PAT CLARK ..... , ,, .... ,,,,.,.,,,,,, A ssistant Editor ANN GLICKMAN, NINA GLICKMAN Co-Literary Editors Page 68 EDITORIAL BOARD FIRST ROW: D. Baffey, M, Rivella, C. Gerhard C. Fischbeck. SECOND ROW: J. Moronxki, M Krouter, B. Kalodin, B. DeHaa!. THIRD ROW A. Glickmon, M. Petillo, J. Krumbeck, E. Dar- vill, P. Clark. FOURTH ROW: A. Glickmon E. Kaye-Martin, L. Dion, B. Cook, H. Dreier LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROW: A. Glickman, A. Glickmon, E. Kaye-Martin, C. Gerhard, H. Dreier, E. Dorvill, E. Barth, B. Cook. SECOND ROW: Mr, Chester Ryan, P, Wayne, D. Boffey, M. Krouter, J. Krumbeck, B. DeHoos, C. Fischbeck, P. Clork, M. Rivello, B. Ko- lodin, L. Troutvetter, J. Cole. THIRD ROW: J. Weller, J. Rhenn, C. Grehl, B. J. Grosso, C. Jonosy, B. A. King- ston, P. Neuwirth, V. Fox, S. Carlson, K. Lauten- schloeger. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Max Hoffer, M. A. Petillo, E. Eismon, M. Randall, P. Reuhle, R. Tongorro, M. K. Scott, L. Sounders. FIFTH ROW: J, Moranski, M. Maguire, J. A. Silfies, V. Boyd, J. Whiting, L. Jentis, H. Foresto, A, Dion, J. Huron, P. Krisorn, M. Moebius, P. Piro. SIXTH ROW: D. Dolfeldecker, P. Yorke, C. Angstodt, D. Denkinger, L, Evans, J. Kernoff, B, Burger- moster, E. Woodford, K. Negra. SEVENTH ROW: R. Kulick, P. Luscombe, L. Dion, T. Hartmann, S. Dugan, D. Dobrowsky, T. Hodgdon, R. Glover. LIBRARY HELPERS FIRST ROW: R. Miller, J. Vito, M. Hatch, J. Laws, C. Fischbeck. SECOND ROW: L. Christiansen, R. Niedzinski, M. Greenwood, C. Sisborro, J. Planck, Mrs. Poynter. THIRD ROW: D. Chambers, H. Donaldson, B. Mala. FOURTH ROW: C. Grehl, E. Krol, R. Peters. Services Many opportunities exist for students to assist the various administrative and service departments in carrying out their functions. Because of the competent service of- fered by the students, these departments operate smooth- ly, making our school life more enioyable and our tasks easier. The groups included among the student assistants are: Dean of Boys' helpers, Dean of Girls' helpers, library helpers, guidance office helpers, attendance committee, business ofTice helpers, main oFFice helpers, nurse's help- ers, general service committee, assembly-stage crew, proiection crew, and receptionists. GUIDANCE OFFICE HELPERS FIRST ROW: Mrs. Verdi, I. Harrison, A. Cole, E. Drew, R. Tangorra, J. Moranxki, Miss Sonne. SECOND ROW: P. Griffin, N, Holder, J. LaDuca, J. Nero, B. Capeuono. THIRD ROW: S. Gilligan, V. Boyd, S. Goldberg, A. Gliclrman. FOURTH ROW: A. Glennon, J. Aiella, E. ldec, C. Boyer. BACK ROW: A. Hale, C. Tillou, G. Fox. NOT PRESENT: D. Croteou. MAIN OFFICE HELPERS FIRST ROW: Miss Ciccone, S. Ackerman, D. Botfey, J. Rhenn, J. Weller, J. Scranton, E. Morrison, Mrs. Williamson. SECOND ROW: J. Whiting. A. Hale, P. Coulther, D. Mowen, V. Cafone, N. Scheper, E. McWilliams, L. Vaughn. THIRD ROW: M. Krauter, E. Darvill, J. Krumbezk, J. Silfles, J. Smith, K. Engesser, R. Reed, M. Brennan. FOURTH ROW: B. Mont- gomery, L. Pietoso, J. Nitti, B. Desprez, R. Kulik, D. Brownell, C. Serio, T. Jacone. BACK ROW: L. Adesso, M. Bergstein, L. Dion. DEAN'S HELPERS FIRST ROW: L. Saunders, M. Nolan, C. Savino. C. Bogh. SECOND ROW J. Hicks, L. DeSordi, M. Bithell, J. Cole, THIRD ROW: Mr. Sompsel. H Dreier, D. Brownell, N. Davis, Miss Gulick. -9 Business Office Helpers 'HY rlRST ROW: A. Sullivan, R. Fulinello, M. Capezzano, S. Fassler, A. Glickman. SEC- OND ROW: D. Donaldson, H. Armstrong R. Gots, K. Engesser, G. Stam. THIRD ROW Miss Flaherty, Mrs. Crine, Mrs. Berry, Mr Zabriskie. 1 Nurse's Helpers FIRST ROW: E, Barth, S. Carlson, B. Robert- son, J. Sherwood, H. Nogl. SECOND ROW M. Kohler, C. Sawicki, B. Fruchtbaum, D. Morrison, D. Moeck, B. Zorn. THIRD ROW M. DeMattia, D. Goman, J. Rasp, G. Shorter, M. Moebius. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Pecararo, B. Darvill, A. Rowan, J. Kovach, F, Motylw E. Eismon. Attendance Committee FIRST ROW: Miss E. Ciccone, E. Morrison, K, Momtt. SECOND ROW D. Moeck, B. Darvill, J, Hall. General Service Committee FIRST ROW: C. Olander, J. Herkloz, C. Parish, R. Ladolcetta. SECOND ROW: D. Boftey, D. Edwards, J. Huron, J. Haythorne, M. Brennan, J. Weller. THIRD ROW: P, GritTin, B. Chadwick, N. Holder, J, Smith. A-H-'W-4-. e Assembly cmd Stage Crew J 5 E. Pillitferi, K. Huron, D, D'Aoiu, F. Cioni. Proiection Club FIRST ROW: A. Delcorscno, R. Ortiz, R. Newport, J, Archer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Kohley, W. Proveft, J. Vooigcris. LAST ROW: F. Nolan, J. Valor. Receptionists FIRST ROW: P. Piro, H. Cole, C. Parish, R. Ladolcetta. SECOND ROW: E. DeRonde, R. Dreier, Miss M. Sprague. THIRD ROW: J. Barkley, D. Denkinger, M, Sekulic. Page 72 SENIOR USHERS FIRST ROW: D. Moeck, P, Murray, J. Rhenn, R. Ladolcetta, R, Fulinello, L. Trautvetter, D. Grondin, E. Turiello, J. Silfles. SECOND ROW: M. Krouter, D. Boftey, C. Gerhard, K. Motiitt, J. Luui, E. Schmidt, M, Scott, M. Shaw, THIRD ROW: J. A. Krumbeck, E. Darvill, J. Cole, D. dwards, E, Waldman, M. Hudzik, M. Brennan. FOURTH ROW: Miss M. prague, H. Foresta, S. Galik, D. Faries, M. Petillo, P. Murray, J. Hall. FIFTH ROW: N. Davis, A. Rowan, J. Kovack, J. Smith, K. Engesssl-, M. Sekulic. Ushers Club Providing a very important service to our school, the Ushers Club extends its services at the various school pres- entations such as the Senior Benefit, Variety Show, and Freshman Night, Becouse of their willingness to give up their evenings, these girls directed by Miss Sprague, help to insure the success of all our shows. Junior and Sophomore Ushers FIRST ROW: B. Siciliano, M. Gromoglio, B. DeHass, B. Ponticello, L. Saunders, M. Murphy, H. Werdan, M. Volst, E. Krol, J. A. Ruska, J, Tier- ney, B. Allegro, T. Salustro, R. Allegro, B. Figlar, C. Murphy, C. Verrico, L. Lautenschlauger, J. Nordstrom. SECOND ROW: K. McGinley, J. Peca- relli, G. Mendez, E. Paulson, M. A. Nolan, J. Huron, B. Zorn, J. LaDucer, J. Haythorn, F. Moore, A. Castelano, P. Kratky, P. Maddams, D. Sciacca, V. Vigilanti, C. Janasy. THIRD ROW: C. Angstodt, L. Evans, E, Dellonde, N. Stock, C. Ehehalt, P. Riche, V. Quinn, B. Weller, N. Wylie, B. Salbin, C. Stewicki, J. Cappezano, M. Einfrank, L. Lorand, S. Vigilanti, B. Frutchbaum. FOURTH ROW: S, Beck, A. Dion, D. Dafeldecker, E. Richard- son, J. McNerney, P. Memoli, B. Parr, C. Grehl, L. Solinger, D. Romano, L. Vaughn, L. VanDeruer, B. Slemmer, C. Sosnick, P. Williams, D. Goman. FIFTH ROW: K, Gould, B. Bartholomew, J. Keyser, S. Rankin, P. York, B. Bergermaster, S. Clarke, J. Smith, M. Woodcock, J, Rawclifte, L. Watkins, E. Grasso, Miss M. Sprague, M. Chadwick. SIXTH ROW: D. Cola, K. Winters, P. Smith, J. Bade, M. Barbara, J. Ocello, F. Motyka, L. Luby, M. Mylod, M. Bithell, G. Griggs, F. Frunzi, A. Glennon, J. Robbins, M. Perrone, J. Von Bargen. Chemistry Club Composed of seniors who are interested in working on proiects outside the regular chemistry course and super- vised by Mr. Gutknecht, the club carried out a variety of interesting and helpful scientific experiments this year. FIRST ROW: Mr. Gutknecht, J. Cole, J. Krumbeck, M. Scott, L. Jackson, J. Weller, J. Gilbert. SECOND ROW: R. Welenofsky, S. Galik, D. Faries, D. Chambers, L. Gingerelli, M, Brennan. THIRD ROW: J. Rowe, H. Nane- iian, L. Hilsen, P. Kidd, R. Kulik, F. Scoville. FOURTH ROW: W. Slammer, K. Weaver, B. Maginness, S. Goldspiel, K. Huron, R. Abel, P. Irish. FIFTH ROW: J, Feggeler, H. Olson, C. Rohleder, E, Kostyra, L. Dion, T. Earl, J. Bishop. Language Glub German Cwb FIRST ROW: B. DeHaas, J. Seibert, P. Ruehle, P. Clark, B. Zorn, P. Krisam, H. Dobrowolski, T. Lykes. SECOND ROW: Mr. Franklin, J. Kernott, M. Ruesch, E. Schmidt, J. Cole, E. Waldman, R. Reed. R. Gots, J. Barker, G. Shorter. THIRD ROW: J. Sonn, A. Novaco, R. Welenatxky, K. Weaver, E. Kostyra, T, Clar, K. Huron, J. Gilbert. FOURTH ROW: H. Butler, C. Rankl, W. Bell, D. Faulkner, G. Smith, R. Vaugh, F. Berkobin, T. Berger. FIFTH ROW: K. Mick, N. Long, J. Barone, V. Muehter, M. Horn, W. Hart. French Club FIRST ROW: P. Wayne, S. Fassler, M. Hatch, S. Carlson, D. Bothy. SEC- OND ROW: E. McWilliams, P. Grimn, K. Lautenschlaeger, P. Yorke, L. Jackson, P. Piro. THIRD ROW: Miss Gerdinick, A. Glickman, D. Faries, J. Weller, B. Kolodin, M. Moebius. FOURTH ROW: N. Davis, B. Zeidler, M. Riggio, J. Plank, B. Darvill, A, Glickman, Language Cwbs NuHey Fhghk hvelanguage dubs have prowded a very important phase to our extra-curricular activities. The main obiective of these organizations is to acquaint club members with the customs and backgrounds of the coun- tries whose language they study and to give the students an opportunity to gain skill in extemporaneous expression inthelanguage.Beddestheregumrineehngshew atthe homes of club members, these groups plan other activities such asthe annualLa Heva, a dance sponsored bythe Spanish Club. Spanhh Cwb FIRST ROW: J. Huron, E. Barth, V. Catone, J. Rhenn, M. Scott. SECOND ROW: J. Whiting, C. Holveck, E. Schmidt, E. Waldman, L, Osborne. THIRD ROW: N. Holder, B. Male, J. Raxp, C. Hetfley, J, Krumbeck. FOURTH ROW: J. Stager, L. Christiansen, R. Oswandel, J. Hossenlopp, T. Hartman, R. Nosti, Mr. Lupien. Latin Club FIRST ROW: C. Bogh, B. Schlosxer, I. Harrison, P. Neuwirth, L. Norlander, T. Sallustro, J. Nordstrom, L. Lautenschlager, L. McCaHrey. SECOND ROW: B. Robertson, C. Janasy, J. Keyser, J, Kasperawicz, M. Smith, J. Peccarelli, S. Beck. THIRD ROW: V. VanGerven, B. Kingston, D. Kinsky, C. Selewach, J. Rooney, E. DeRonde, H. Dobrowolski. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Tiene L. Lorand, B. Grosso, J. Nyitray, M. Lambert, G. Stam, L. Luby, L. Silvestri, F. Motyka, M. Sullivan, P. Williams, J. Bode. FIFTH ROW: R. Blornquist, H. Kahley, S. Dugan, B. Provett, M. Woodcock, R. Duggan, S. Renken, R, Abanese, B. Reade. Page 73 Dramatics Club Slide Rule Club FIRST ROW: M. Scott, J. Cole. SECOND ROW: J. Gilbert, K. Huron, D Vogel. THIRD ROW: Mr. Levinsky, W. Slemmer, K. Weaver, R. Abel, H Conyack. FOURTH ROW: W. Uckermark, D, Stoddard, D. Brownell, S Goldspiel, Mr. Zwirek. FIFTH ROW: D. Watts, T. Byrnes, L. Dion, B Desprez, T. Berger. SIXTH ROW: P. Luscombe, S. lliHe, C. Rohleder, J Hausherr, H. Olson. FIRST ROW: P, Clark, R. Dreier, E. Kaye-Martin, C. Grehl. SECOND ROW: M. Mylod, S, Elmer, R. Petrella, V. van Gerver, B. Slemmer, J. Rawcliffe, l. lorand, Miss Stoltl. THIRD ROW: J. Robbins, L. Watkins, R, Tangorra, H. Armstrong. FOURTH ROW: C. Angstadt, P. Yorke, D. Dafeldecker, D. Goman, V. Mach. FIFTH ROW: M. Fonz, D. lentz, N. Davis, S. Clark, H. Foresta, D. Denkinger, SIXTH ROW: B. Burgermaster, R. Kulik. Secretarial Club V It FIRST ROW: J. Travisano, R. Fulinello, E. Drew, R, Ladolcetta J Dezarlo P. Dovener. SECOND ROW: L. Mott, J. Moranski, D. Mowen, A. lo Russo, L. Christiansen, C. Parish. THIRD ROW: M. Krauter, M. Monroe, B. Capez- zano, P. Murray, P. Duke. FOURTH ROW: A. Rowan, R. Frank, K. Enges- ser, R. Galasso. FIFTH ROW: E. Turiello, G. Farina, J. Barkley, J, Hall, Debating Club FIRST ROW: P. Coulther, K. Lautenschlaeger, S. Carlson, R. Kulik, M. Hatch, J. Kernoff, E. Wilcox, I.. Trautvetter. SECOND ROW: C, Grehl, P- CIOYIK, 5. Ziedler, R. Gots, V. Boyd, J. Laws, J. Cole. THIRD ROW: P. Grimn, V. Catone, D. Mowen, J. Rasp, P. Piro, M. Moebius. FOURTH ROW: A. Hale, J. Whiting, C. Holveck, B. Kolodin. FIFTH ROW: M. Berg- Miss Gulick. stein, Mr. Fritch. Paleteers FIRST ROW: C. Fischbeck, V, Fox, R. Silverstein, J. Di Orio. SECOND ROW: A. Cole, R. Burklow, E. Barth. THIRD ROW: l. Venzo, E. Darvill, R. Cook. FOURTH ROW: B. Stanton, Mr. Gloss, N. Davis, FIFTH ROW: J. Krumbeck, H. Jentis. SIXTH ROW: P. Ruska, D, Denkinger, H. Foresta. 'I I hm: Ii Ill P Future Nurses of America FIRST ROW: P. Donadia, B. Schlasser, C. Bogh, M. Piro, B. Figlar, T. Sallustro, B. Fruchtbaum, S. Carlson, C. Janasy, J. Ruska, J. Tierney, R. Allegri, A. De Lorenzo, D. Oswandel, L. Swift. SECOND ROW: C. Sawicki, B. Robertson, B. Boehmer, P. Karafky, P. Vocaturo, C. De Piro, F. Kasperowicz, D. Gomon, D. Romano, M. Turner, P. Becker, P. Rich, J. Peccarelli, C. Verrico. THIRD ROW: H. Cole, J. Robbins, G. Griggs, F. Moore, L. McCaggrey, G. Stamm, C. Selewach, L. Silvestri, J. Silfies, J. Embly, P. Maddams, V. Van Gerven. FOURTH ROW: F Frunzi, L. Lorand, P. Williams, J. Rooney, J. Kerser, A. Castellano, R, A. Petrella. FIFTH ROW: J. Savastano, M. Einfrank, F. Motyka, P. Smith, I Van Gervan, J. Masters, M. Kohler, Mrs. Pecoraro. SIXTH ROW: L. Or- lando, C. Murry, E. Grosso, J. Ocello, L, Luby. S. Renken, B. Reade. LEADERS Here are the girls you find working in the gym every Wednesday afternoon under the guidance of Mrs. Mar- getts. They assume the responsibility of conducting a gym class in the absence of the teacher. Advanced Leaders FIRST ROW: M. Shaw, D. Bottey, S. Ackerman, L. Trautvetter, J. Stager. SECOND ROW: E. Schmidt, P. Wayne, B. Kolodin, A. LoRusso. THIRD ROW: M. Scott, E. Waldman, P. Duke. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Margetts. FIFTH ROW: C. Holveck, C. Tillou, B. Stanton. NOT PRESENT: B. Cascone. Intermediate FIRST ROW: B. DeHoas, J. Peccarelli, S. Carlson, Mrs. Margetts, L. Saun- ders, J. Seibert. SECOND ROW: P. Yorke, J. Haythorne, P. Piro, P. Clark, D. Wackenhuth, P. Krisam. THIRD ROW: B. Zeidler, A. Dion, C.. Grehl, J. Huron, V. Boyd. FOURTH ROW: E. Paulson, B. Parr, M. Nolan, J. McNerney, M. Moebius. FIFTH ROW: G. Shorter, E. Richardson, M. Randall, 5. Beck. SIXTH ROW: J. Planck, E. DeRonde. SEVENTH ROW: B. Burgermaster, S. Clark, N. Stack. . ,r ' Rv.. Beginner FIRST ROW: C. Sosnick, L. Lautenschlaeger, B. Figlar, T. Sallustro, C. Bogh, B. Schlosser, B. Robertson, P. Neuwirth, SECOND ROW: L. Nor- Iander, P. Karat y, F. Binder, M. Piro, C. Murphy, I. Harrison, Mrs. Mar- getts. THIRD RO : M. Smith, S. Elmer, L, Evans, L. Vanderveer, F. Moore, D. Gomon, N. Kascowicz, M. Porozio. FOURTH ROW: G. Greggs, F. Frunzi, ,P. Primamore, R. Ashton, J. Keyser, P, Fahmie. FIFTH ROW: D. Oswandel, L. Lorand, L. McCaffrey, S. Nordstrom, J. Ocello, B. Frucht- baum, L. Luby. SIXTH ROW: B. Boehmer, J. Smith, P, Spino, M. Swakopf, J. Nyitray, M. Lambert, L. Salinger. SEVENTH ROW: B. Bartholomew, N. Harris, J. Robbins, W. Sempf. EIGHTH ROW: D. Kinsky, M. Sullivan, M. Woodcock, G. Stamm, L. Watkins, B. A, Kingston, M. Eintrank. NINTH ROW: J. Bode, C. Selewach, J. Rooney. TENTH ROW: M. Reush, D. Fentz, P. Smith, K. Winters, C. Boyer. ELEVENTH ROW: B. Salbin, O. Baber, A. Wolfarth, S. Renken, R. Kaswell, B, A, Reade. TWELFTH ROW: D. Cola, 'S - - 'Ha , W 5 'fx ml' .3 ' nf f f' 1 4' 3 4 v-All A 1 . A 'riff M , 1 H? 52' lr I 44 WE' Wg ZZ X X D4 , -2 'say F -' W sz th C 2 Kzhlhx 12 SPOFLS Football This year Nutley High duplicated the seven-two won and lost record compiled in 1954 and ended the season, ranking fourth in the entire state. A wobbly start included victories over Central and arch rival Belleville la season highlightl and loses to Orange and top-ranked Montclair. From that point on the Maroon Raiders, soundly coached by Sandy Phillips and his staff, were unstoppable. Pulse stopping, last second victories were recorded over Mor- ristown and Bloomfield while Passaic and Clifton provided easier opposition. A 7-0 victory over Kearny, another spine-tingler with another last minute goal line stand, ended a successful season. Leading Nutley's surge were mainly seniors. Stalwarts in the line were Jack McCormick, Peter Mortimer, Jack Tomasulo, Pat Polci, Chubby Lemma, Benny Heinzen, Lou Pietoso, and Nick Figueriedo. Sure of receiving post season laurels are Leon Adessa and Sam Stellatella, the latter being named the greatest ball player in New Jersey for the i954 season, Other Seniors who aided Nutley's cause were Andrew Jackson and Dave Watts. For back- field strength Nutley possessed such top-notch players as Tommy Lewis, Ted Berger, and Barry Desprez. Nutley's attack was most noted for two seniors, Joe Nitti and Joe Casha. Nitti gave the Maroon a break-away threat, while Casha was the key factor in Nutley's passing attack. Add- ing strength to the defensive backfield were Jim McGinley and Don Stoddard. COACHES: S. Phillips, head coach: E. Deitch, backfield coach: L. Zwirek, line coach FIRST ROW: J. McCormick, D. Watts, C. Lemma, T. Lewis, N. Figuereida, P. Polci, S. Stelletella, T. Berger, B. Desprez, L. Pietoso, J. Nitti, L. Adesso. SECOND ROW: Mr, E. Dietch, backfield coach, P. Mortimer, J, Tomasulo, B. Heinzen, D. Stoddard, J. Santoro, N. Long, Mr. Sandy Phillips, head coach, A. Jackson, R. Vaughn, J. Bradford, J. Caprio, K, Eulo, Mr. Lou Zwirek, line coach. THIRD ROW: D. Olivo, R. Lupinacci, J. Botbyl, A. Jackson, R. Francisco, J. DePiri, R. Clar, A. Compton, J. Aires, J Lupo, D. Manning, J. Pucciarelli. FOURTH ROW: T. Kucinsky, H. Decker, K. Davis, F. Pucci, N. Revis, R. Scru- dato, M. Antonacci, J. Casha, J, McGinley, E. Mann. if Q N :fm x X E QMS W Q mx uf , fr - 'K S 5 f 3 e' Q I956 BASKETBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: T. Byrnes, D. Brownell, M. Bergstein, C. Vitale, S. lliffe, L. Pietoso, C. Rohleder. SECOND ROW: G. Smith, D. Schmall, J. Hausherr, H. Smith, M. Horn, J. Hossenlopp, J. Baldino, C. Lemma. ll. Page 80 DEITCH, Coach Basketball ln the 1955-56 hoop season, Nutley enioyed one of the best records in many years. Contrary to pre-season pre- dictions, the Maroon Raiders compiled a surprising record of ten wins and five losses. Piloted by Coach Ed Deitch, his first year at the helm, the Raiders got off to a slow start with a dismal loss to Clifton, however, the Nutley quintet bounced back with three straight victories. Notable tri- umphs this year were the unpredicted upsets of the high- ranking East Orange and Orange tives. Led by the diminutive Charley Turk Vitale, the team entered the Essex County Tournament, only to be defeated in the first round by second-seeded Montclair. Vitale will go down in the sports annals of all Nutleyites, for during this season Turk broke the school scoring record-both for an individual game, scoring 45 points against Living- ston, and for compiling a season total of 368 points. Rounding out the team's scoring punch were seniors Mel Bergstein and Stu llifte. Bergstein provided a scoring threat from the outside with his destructive overhead set shot, while lliffe contributed his baskets mainly by an accurate corner iump shot. John Hausherr and Lou Pietoso were the chief rebounders, while senior Dave Brownell added a touch of Bob Cousy to the squad. v,-. S. ILIFFE M. BERGSTEIN Pm Nwf XQXW aff ' 5 X . X X K A ,M A I s N I t c. vumus J! 3 f L 'I' 1 1 1 S--1-...fry If ' Q QQ xx f ' X -. Q5 . 2 s 4, . meroso 'WI D. BROWNELL X J. HAUSHERR . , . .L p is N L X1 fi X x Y X xg E , I!! Q f', uv. X Page 81 KXTLQ-A f TLO Vx ig, L Q 4' 1 Q Q' 1 ,v . 6'YLf'J' .. tt ff' ' cr VW r . P K f NT ,3- BTQ KNEELING: B. Hallock, K. Weaver, R. Ortiz, J. Gilbert, R. Nosti, R. Welenofsky, J. Bishop, R. Matheu. STANDING: B. Schutte, D. Gallagher, G. Shelley, W. Senst, R, Glover, T. Wilcox, L. Hilxen, Mr. Guiliani. Cross Country Each year the Cross Country runners pace an unpub licized and gruelling path through parks, cinders, streets, and mud. This year's Nutley squad, coached by Ed Guiliani gave excellent account of itself in Essex County competi tion. The seniors that were outstanding in Cross Country were Bob Welenofsky, John Gilbert, John Bishop, Ken Weaver, Len Hilsen, and Richard Glover. J. GILBERT R. GLOVER A QU T R. WELENOFSKY J. BISHOP I.. HILSEN K. WEAVER Page 83 FIRST ROW: D. Jones, Manager, P. Lambo, T. lewis, T. Viola, C. Lemma, l.. Adessa, N. Christos, Mr. D'Andrea, Coach. SECOND ROW B Desprez J Jacone, T. Hanlon, E. Dieterle, C. Vitale, P. Johnson, T. Byrnes. THIRD ROW: B. Ciccone, H. Seidel, R. Bresnahan, S. llifle, S. Slellatella R cCCClCl'ellI G Page 84 Shelley. TOP ROW: T. Berger, J. Hausherr, R. Casciano, P, Codella Baseball Nutley can again look forward to another successful season on the diamond. Coach Ralph D'Andrea's squad should place near the top of the Big Ten Conference, in which league the Maroon has taken all the honors for the past two seasons. Forming the nucleus of the baseball team will be a host of returning veterans. Patrol- ling the outfield will be a trio of seniors. Pete Lambo, Tommy Lewis, and Sam Stellatella form a slugging threesome which could vie with any in the state. ln the infield only two lettermen return, However, Stu lliffe, Barry Desprez, and Charlie Vitale can supply the squad with the spark which should ignite Nutley to a victorious season. The pitching duties will be shared by Paul Johnson, John Hausherr, and Tommy Byrnes. All three have the equipment to become winning pitchers. Others fighting for starting births will be Roger Bresnahan and Teddy Berger. 35555 f .' , ,'rf':- -9..45'1f4xf4'Ya- , , ' . ' ' ' 3131, fx' - ii 254. - f- 1. , N 1 M 4 . sau I ' - ?:'i'?'f TT --Q--'--A -- . 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Q 4 fix , ,, 1 A 1,i 6, Q l . - X Q Q ,UAV 1 lan 4 vi. jo 'h l i:'v'T ' :lf ,v! m VL v X 'X u 9 r -4 gk V W, 2 I 1 ,w ' Y ,, . f 1 K t1 ' 1 , f f X , ,,,. , U f b Q . inf! - ,V 'JI Vx x 4 X X 4 iw pg: 'A J, . 1 -M 70 9 'ii af Q Wg- ' f'f'k.1 W 2 ji-f Teaxturekf si Senior Bene it Turn Back the Clock a light three act comedy was presented by the class of 1956 Proceeds were used to aid in financ ing senior activities principally the Prom and the Yearbook The play was very ably directed by Miss Dora Stolfi who gave much of her time and etTort in helping to turn out a fine class PGY SYNOPSIS PROLOGUE A late Saturday night in the present ACT ONE A late Saturday night in year I928 ACT TWO Scenel The following morning Sunday Scene II The following Friday evening ACT THREE The following evening Saturday again EPILOGUE A late Saturday night in the present. The entire action takes place in the living room of a home in this town. Evie . , CAST ,,...,,,,,MARGARET GRIFFIN Evies husband .,,,,., ,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,4, J OHN LUSCOMBE Mr. Arthur Palmer. Mrs. Anna Palmer Sally Palmer , Johnnie Stone, . Charlie Hill, Hilda Larry Palmer, Irene Isherwood Maybelle Harrison Ollie Bannister Babs Bannister. Chubby Bascombe Phyllis McScrley Page 90 . . r,,,,r,,.,,.. EDWARD KAYE-MARTIN ., ..,...,,,.,JOANN KRUMBECK , ..,.. PATRICIA COULTHER .. , ,, ,.,.,..,....., RONALD KULIK , , ,...,, ,, .,,,. ,IEO DION , JUDITH TRAVISANO ,, .KENNETH MCLEAN ,, ,HENRIETTA DRIER TINA NORMAN BARRY COHN VIRGINIA CAFONE CHARLES McGREEVY DORIS MOWEN V4 l 'V yr 2f?sii if E G .pt J'-Nw o'0 Q O 3gSL,A 10,1 GOO Q QQ Class Wzll FOR YOU WHO FOLLOW RICHARD ABEL gets out first SALLY ACKERMAN leaves the school qulet at last LEON ADESSA leaves the Qllfl slot to Ray Vaughn ANTHONY ALBANESE leaves has locker open JACKIE BARBARA leaves her Powergllde on Franklm Avenue JOAN BARKLEY leaves droppmg her skl s FRANK BASHORE leaves Mr Zwlrek ln a dlther TED BERGER leaves Sandy Phnlllps wuth a hole nn the backfield MEL BERGSTEIN talks hrs way out RUTH lBlRTlWlSTLES out JOHN BISHOP leaves nobly BOB BLACKBURN runs out DALE BOFFEY leaves worrymg about her hustory tests BILL BRADY leaves for Moe s MARY BRENNEN leaves for surgery ROGER BRESNAHAN leaves hls freckles to Howdy Doody JOHN leaves over the BRIDGES DAVE BROWNELL leaves as one of The Firehouse Flve RUTH BURKLOW leaves pamtmg her car TOM BYRNES out m has Caddy VIRGINIA CAFONE leaves for the theatre BARBARA CAPEZANNO leaves her neatness to Dress up day BOB CARR leaves ln a tax: BARBARA CASCONE leaves Mass Crccone without a problem PHIL CASHA takes off DONNA CHAMBERS leaves her parties to be crashed LOIS CHRISTIANSON Sklp s off to Chlcago RAY CICCONE leaves the treasury broke BARBARA CLARK leaves laughrng It up TOM CLARK leaves as the center of attraction BARRY COHN leaves as Ol: ALLENE COLE leaves as Sue JANET COLE leaves the underclassmen wrthout a ssc lockey JOHN COLONESE leaves has sldeburns HOWARD CONYACK leaves for the alrport PATTY COULTHER shouts her way out FRANK COVIELLO leaves as the Duke DIANE CROTEAU leaves In a black convertlble DANNY D ALOIA leaves the school wnthout a barber ELIZABETH DARVILL leaves head of the class NANCY DAVIS leaves on key CHARLES DEEKS leaves Como esta Vd NORMAN DE GROTE leaves Not as a stranger LORETTA DE LIBERO leaves IDel los Llbrolsl EDDIE DE MARIO leaves QIVIDQ drlvlng lessons DIANA DENKINGER leaves ln a Home JOE DEROSA argues hrs way out FRED DERRY leaves has troubles to Cookle BARRY DESPREZ leaves wlth hls friendly hellos DONALD DEVINS leaves walkmg the Chestnut Street Hull JEAN DEZARLO leaves wnth her radro blaring LEO DION leaves with first of the dozen DOROTHEA DONALDSON leaves her srster PAT DOVENER fllts out RHETTA DREIER leaves her southern accent to South Hoboken ESTHER DREW leaves her H202 to Barbara Zeldler JACK leaves DUERR due PAT DUKE leaves Mlss Gullck wrthout a headache TOM EARL leaves wlth a tennrs racquet an each hand DORIS EDWARDS leaves casually KATHLEEN EGAN leaves for Lyndhurst ELANE EISMAN leaves late KATHERINE ENGESSER pulls away In a beautiful Buick FRANK FANELLI leaves captam of hrs gym team DIANE FARIES leaves nght on time GLADYS FARINA leaves twrrlmg SUE leaves FASSLER than anyone DAVID FAULKNER leaves wlth his head under the hood JOHN FEDOR leaves for the Amencan Shops JOHN FEGGLER leaves happlly BARBARA FERRARO laughs her way out CAROL FISCHBECK chlrps out BERTA FLEISCHER leaves wrth the new frlends she made JOAN FLORENTINE leaves Eddie out of quarantine BOB FOLEY leaves to lom Laberace HELEN FORESTA leaves When Irlsh Eyes Are Smrllng VIRGINIA FOX leaves In her slster s footsteps ROBERTA leaves FRANK ly RITA FULINELLO leaves for the Marines ROSALIE GALASSO leaves hrlarlously SIMONE GALIK leaves Mass Stolfi wrthout an attendance taker JOE GALLINA leaves Lardler s wlthout a pharmaclst CONNIE GERHARD leaves wuth a camel halr coat CONRAD GERSTNER leaves able to vote BILL GIANGERUSO leaves for the gym ceulmg JOHN GILBERT sneaks out LOIS GINGERELLI leaves as everyone s Cuz ANITA GLICKMAN le f d H h ANN GHCKMAN ave or I erent sc ools SYLVIA GLOBYS leaves for the 4115 bus BARBARA GLOVER leaves without mittens RICHARD GLOVER dances out STEPHEN GOLDSPIEL leaves GREENWOOD leaves smgmg I m today s new MURIEL Page 93 O - . I 4 D s GQ O JOE CASHA PieI5 qwqy, I NICK FIGUEREIDO leaves the team without Figs. . n dn n . I o u . . 423, 4 9.9 A .fgl I PEGGY GRIFFIN leaves for S M U DORIS GRONDIN leaves seemg the ants polnt of vlew ARLENE HALEISI to Cornell JOAN leaves the HALLISI forever JOHN HAUSHERR leaves with hrs tongue In hls mouth'9 TOM leaves saylng Oh HECHT CHRISTINE HEFFLEY leaves for the back hllls of Penn BENJAMIN HEINZEN leaves for U N C LEONARD HILSEN leaves saying Whlch Twm has the Tom THEODORE HODGDON mossles on out HERBERT leaves for HOFFMANISI NANCY HOLDER leaves for drlvlng school CAROLYN HOLVECK leaves saying It was the sun MARY HUDZIK leaves with a microphone RICHARD HULL leaves Tum ldly BARRY HUNTER leaves as the mockmgblrd KIMBERLEY HURON leaves Mary backstage IRENE INNAMORATO sings her way out PAUL IRISH puFfs hrs way out ANDREW JACKSON leaves for the Hermitage LAUREN JACKSON skates away JOHN JENIK leaves quletly LYNNE JENTIS leaves for the Nu Belles EDDIE JOCZ crurses out BRUCE JOHNSON leaves Franklm Avenue worn PAUL JOHNSON leaves for General Motors EDDIE KAYE MARTIN leaves Ze Vlp s without a lover? PHIL KIERNAN leaves attached to Sandy RICHARD KLEIN leaves for Rlschen s RICHARD KLEINER leaves as the youngest BARBARA KOLODIN leaves In a purple gymsult ROBERT KORDAS leaves for the Food Farr ERIC KOSTYRA leaves for the happy hunting ground JOYCE KOVACH leaves the boys to find their own plnups MARGARET KRAIS IS free RUDOLPH KRAL leaves wlth has red nose MARIA KRAUTER leaves as Mr Luddy s secretary JOAN KRUMBECK leaves Iookmg for father RONALD KULIK leaves as the walklng dlary ROSE LADOLCETTA talks her way out JOHN LALLY leaves as a mystery man PETE LAMBO leaves watchlng curves PHYLLIS LANDINO leaves for the record shop JAY LAUFER leaves hlghly Page 94 QQ Q Class Will GO QQ FRANK LEMMA leaves as a threat to Harpo Marx THOMAS LEWIS leaves trylng to get hrs car started ANNE LO RUSSO leaves bemg hunted GEORGE LUBERTAZZI leaves wlth two more to come JOHN LUSCOMBE leaves saylng I m no relation to Pau PAUL LUSCOMBE leaves consultmg a record book JEAN LUZZI leaves naturally BRIAN MAGINNESS leaves hrs corduroy pants MARGARET leaves to loin the MAGUIRE slsters FRED MAIN leaves as a Buddy to everyone KEN MAINES leaves a head above the class BARBARA leaves Iookmg for her MALE ELEANOR MANNINO leaves wartlng for Sonny ANTHONY MAZZA leaves supporting has car JOHN MCCORMICK leaves Iookmg for has glasses JAMES McGlNLEY leaves for the Tuck Tock Diner CHARLES MCGREEVY leaves hrs tattoos to Popeye ELIZABETH McWlLLIAMS leaves wlth a Ford In her future RAY MEARS leave ldentrcally RUSSELL MEARS KENNETH MICK leaves hls chemical knowledge to Mr G PAT MILLER leaves for Lambert DAVE MOCKRIDGE leaves to manufacture Mocka Cans DOROTHY MOECK leaves to be a Duchess KATHERINE MOFFIT leaves on her tofflt MARLYN MONROE leaves Iookmg for the extra letter JOYCE MORANSKI tlptoes out DOROTHY MORRISON leaves K P duty to her sister PETE MORTIMER leaves to become Mr America LORRAINE MOTT leaves Mrs Margetts wlthout a secretary DORIS MOWEN leaves a lot of frlends leave the teachers confused HUBERTA NAGL leaves saying Its not Roberta HARRY NANEJIAN leaves has dungarees to Tom Cueman CATHYANN NEGRA leaves wtth Janet RALPH NEWPORT leaves for the farm JOSEPH NITTI leaves hls gurls behind TINA NORMAN leaves Mr Gutknecht flustered FRANK OLIVETI leaves to become a grease monkey DONALD OLIIVOI leaves to loln Kukla and Fran HENRY OLSON leaves to loin Babe ROY OSWANDEL stamps hls way out CAROL PARISH leaves brlghtly Q 'Q N ff ' J . 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Friendships made and drawn together We will treasure still As have classes gone before us As they always will. Alma Mater, Alma Mater, Loyal always stay, Page 108 So that we may well remember You in iust this way.