Watchung Hills Regional High School - Lenape Yearbook (Warren, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1959 volume:

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CONTENTS FACULTY cmd ADMINISTRATION SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES SPORTS ART ig, , 5 nr if sr 2 X L 1,-,f qs- 4 - ,. '- ' fy Q . 4 , ' ' 1 U - M , fa my L w L -:cr if :bg I - ,-wi -wr. , 7 -1-......,.,, - -Q. ..,,,, 1 1, I f 1, FACULTY and ' a f ,naw -4 N ,, ,x Y . I -ADMINISTRATION in K 1 2.45- - wg, G , rn if 1 . DR. A. GORDON PETERKIN Principal The Chief S I' CI i o I'i MR. KENNETH V. SMIDA Administrative Assistant, Latin Are you a Chair warmer? fn? MR. JOSEPH G. NEWLIN Vice-Principal He needs a social secretary. f,3!' 'IZ' MISS MARGARET T BRAND Librarian MR. DAVID W. PETERSON Guidance, English A great help with luture college plans. I ' I W N. MR. JOSEPH SABO Mathematics Department Practice makes perlect. MRS. ROBERT KRAEUTER Business Arts Department Do the school books balance? Show your pass at the desk MR. T. SHERIDAN BANNAN MISS RUTH E. SHOENBORN English Physical Education Wont to improve your Here comes Hollywood. reading speed? MRS. ALAN SIEGAI. MR. FLETCHER BISHOP English Science Department Good things come in small Knows a frog inside out. packages. MR. ROBERT LAMBERT MR. ROBERT R. KEUHNER English German, Spanish Remember the German Has your name ever been Travelog. on his list? in in-f mf .Q K., .- fn.. MR. EDGAR PALSGROVE Industrial Arts Save the scraps A MR. GEORGE I. KLINE English Doesn'i waste time. MR. MARVIN I.. BLAUSTEIN Science Department Has a great sense ol humor. Q tl 4 I . ' elf... I If 'Q My I ' K if xi-rf ,. R i W f 9. 0 'Ei' 'F MR. JOHN H. MORRISON MR. SAMUEL ISENBERG MR. RICHARD BERGGREN MISS DOROTHY C. DARE Mathematics and Science Mathematics Department Music Arts Business Arts Department Departments All right lel's get going Keeps the bond in tune. You'd wcilk a mile lor her Equaslon smile, I swf 'QP' MRS. FRANK QUAYLE Nurse Has a pill lor every ill. DR. WARNER G, FLETCHER Social Studies Department All right, all right, all right MR. RAYMOND KOVONUK Mechanical Drawing ls your pencil sharpened? fig iw! I gwywffa. MRS. ADAH-GRACE VOLLMER Business Arts Department Everyrl1ing's labulous. MR. WILLIAM H. GRISWOLD Physical Education Are you a knuckle-head? -ibn MR. GORDON R. NEISSER History Department Helps the S. S, C. keep order. MISS ANITA E. G Spanish Were you in her cage? ' 4. -f i , 77' I it lsi' I' if ' 1 Zi.. 1, MR. WARREN L. RUFF History Department Need a stepladder? MR. MARTIN J. RYAN Fine Arts Do you waste paint? sq- - .ii 105 -IJIII 'kt' mix. L 'i MR. JAMES E. SAILER MR. S. STOWELL SYMMES MR. LESLIE K. GOODWIN MRS. JOHN GARDNER Mathematics Department History Department Physical Education PIIYSIICCII ECIUCQIIOVI Worked his boys hard. Has such short history How many taps did you YOU better hUV6 Clean periods. take? SHEUICSVSV MR. RICHARD ROSENBERG Mathematics Department Did you do your homework? Mr. GERALD MORTENSON French and Science Departments What is the secret behind his mustache? , w f Y Sf' , I , ,I If ow, MISS JEANETTE O. NITRAUER History Department When was the war of i8i2? MR. ARTHUR W. SMITH Guidance, Science Department How many bones are in a worm? MR. FRANK MATULLO Physical Education ls your tape too tight? MRS. BURTON S. deFREES English Sure .flu 1? i .I I ffl' MR. MASON LOGIE Science Department ls your bunsen burner lit? MR. BURTON S. deFREES English Did you get your cue? Q. 'gs D 1 ri ,,, D ' , f, . ., ,,ah J Y, f I 0 W .-' lure' - ,I ,fe .. 2 7? I . I A :af ff uf: MISS PATRICIA BROWN Home Arts You all ' M-it H 'fl Q L sprf -. ,nm - ff- ,E ,,.. W , ,vm I ,i,.hf7 James Applegate Jimmy From a spark may grow o mighty flame. Town: Watchung Future: Electrical or Chemical Engineer Likes: Sport cars Dislikes: Sack dresses Activities: Wrestling 3: Dance Committee 3: Dramatic Club 3. Dorothea C. Banhart Deny Alt is great to be good natured- it always wins the heart. Town: Millington Future: Secretary Likes: Clothes Dislikes: Oral speeches Activities: J.S.C. 3: S.S.C. 4: School Marianne Armenti Chester Babcock Mare Chet it's a friendly heart thot has many Not simply good, but good tor friends. something. Town: Meyersville Future: Receptionist Likes: A 1956 Lincoln Dislikes: Ironing Activities: Bookstore 3: J.S.C. 3. Town: Stirling Future: Electronics Engineer Likes: Hot Henry .l's 0 Dislikes: Wise guys S.S.C. 47 ' Activities: G.L.C. 3,47 J.5.C. 3: S.S.C. 4. Store 3: Usherettes Pres. 4: Paul W. Bergmdh Robert E, Best G.L.C. Sec. 4. 5e,f9ie Bob Speech FS QVSUF: but Stl-'BUGS is The opportunity for doing mischief Mi! r . is ir, 16 greater. is found one hundred times a day Town: Gillette Future: Electronics Likes: Blondes Town: Watchung Future: Radio Announcer Likes: Women Dislikes: Poor sportsmanship Dislikes: Clods Activities: Varsity basketball 3,4 V S.S.C. 4. Mary Ann Binns Maud Transplcmted and thriving. Town: Watchung Future: Nurse Likes: Ivy League boys Dislikes: Gym suits Activities: G.A.A. 3,47 Art club 37 Yearbook 37 Newspaper 37 Dramatic club 47 LENAPE 47 Plainfield H. S. 3. David C. Briggs Angel Richard Blendinger Dick Slow and easy going but he gets there. Town: Warren Township Future: Radio and T.V. Repairman Likes: Electronics Dislikes: Going into the service Thomas R. Christie Tom Theres mischief in every dimplef' Good nature is a great asset. Town: Watchung Future: Military Service Likes: Sleeping Dislikes: Sack dresses Activities: Track 3. Town: Warren Township Future: College Likes: Girls Dislikes: Latest styles Activities: Band 3,47 Wrestling 3,47 Track 3,47 S.S.C. 47 LENAPE Ads 4. Betty Boos Bett A pretty girl is like a melody. Town: Warren Township Future: Elementary Teacher Likes: Sewing Dislikes: French Activities: S.S.C. 47 Dramatic club 3,47 Scotch Plains H. S. 3. William Cramer Weasel A grin is the key to many a locked door. Town: Warren Township Future: Farmer or Rancher Likes: Horses Dislikes: Studying Virginia Crowell Kevin T. Cullen Ginny Motor Shes charming and petite, so Nothing is worth worrying about. deliciously neat. Town: Warren Township Future: Nurse Likes: National Guard Dislikes: Homework Aactivities: Critics commit Patricia M. Dealaman Ann Delli Paoli HPD.. Ge,,e,UHy Speokingl pc, is , From the heart is the sunshine. generally speaking. Town? Stirling Town: Warren Township Future: SECVEWVY Future: Secretary Likes: Clothes Likes: A special boy Dislikes: Writing compositions Dislikes, Gemng' up early Activities: G.L.C. 3: Book store 3: Activities: Dramatic club 3,4: H-R- Sec- 3- LENAPE 4: G.A.A. 4: S,S.C. 4. l -,: -17 -V Arthur Benson Cummins Manuel Athlete, friend, and good lellow too. Town: Warren Township Future: College Likes: Dancing Dislikes: Coaches Activities: Varsity football 3,4: Varsity track 3,4: Varsity basketball 3: Co-Editor of REGIONAIRE 3: Sports Editor G.L.C. 4: Prom committee 4: S.S.C. 4: H.R, Vice-Pres. 3. Louis De Siena Lou Quiet persons are welcome everywhere. Town: Stirling Future: Undecided Likes: Cars Dislikes: Knobby-kneed girls in bermudas Pasquale M. Diana Pai A happy lace and a genlle manner. Town: Warren Township Future: Air Force Likes: Baseball Dislikes: Sluck up girls Aclivilies: Baseball 3,45 5.S.C. Caplain 4. George Allen Eiring HAI.. l'm busy doing nothing. Town: Warren Township Future: Higher educalion Likes: Wafer skiing Dislikes: Conceiled girls Activities: S.S.C. 4. 19 Marie Dolores Esposito Espo A helpful spirit is the walchword ol friendship. Town: Warren Township Future: College Likes: Sport cars Dislikes: Weekend assignments Activities: LENAPE 3, Sports Editor 47 S.S.C. 47 .l.S.C. 3: Honor Roll 3,4: H.R. Sec. 3: G.A.A. Sec. 4: Assembly Comm. Mary Ann Finnigan Mare Softly speak, sweetly smile. Town: Stirling Future: Beautician Likes: Pilots Dislikes: Being kept waiting 20 Steven Faynor Stanley Fela, Jr. 'frubbyv Stan Tomorrow, friends, will be another FUCl5 we 5lUbbUf ' ll7lf1Q5. day, and in that faith he slept. Town: Wqlfhung Town: Warren Township Future: Machinist Likes: Racing cars Dislikes: English Robert T. Frese Bob Still waters run deep. Town: Millington Future: Electrical Engineer Likes: Swing music Dislikes: Loud mouths Future: Undecided Likes: Hot rods Dislikes: Teachers with mustaches William J. Frey Bill Never serious, never ci lrown nothing in life can get him down Town: Warren Township Future: College Likes: Sports Dislikes: Sack dresses Activities: Jr. Dance Comm. 3: Baseball 4. :YL June K. Garman R'-'1Ym0'1d Glulnel' As quiet as the clouds ol her skies. ROY Town: Wa,-ren Township Thou host possibilities in thee lor Future: College 'UCh ' Likes: Rock'n Roll music Towni Wcrfen Township Dislikes: Stuck up people Fuiufei College Activities: G.A.A. 4: Library Council Likes: Hl5lo'Y 4. 4 , 1-e ' s els. c c x Q 4 Q e v ssc5Q:Q,xx WS. 4. es -. 95 'Q 'OJKO - Q' X s .Qs s 1: Q' S 0 's 4 Sq In 9: -K sissy 43,550 . x QQQQ: L Q x . s ' , . v William Hahnlen Sweet WilIiam The soul ol this man is in his S. Michael Glynn Mike He works loirhlully and cheerlully Town: Warren Township Future: College Likes: '58 Chevy convertibles Dislikes: Wall flowers Activities: S.S.C. 4: J.S.C. 3: LITTLE WARRIOR 3: LENAPE 3,47 Station W.H.R.H.S. 4. Grace Hart Gracie As lull ol spirits os the month ol Moy. Town: Warren Township Future: Secretory Likes: Black and white convertibles Dislikes: People who brag Activities' G.A.A. 4: H.R. Sec. 3: Barbara Harman Sic. '4. Town: Watchung Future: Body and Fender mon Likes: Arizona Dislikes: Wise-guys . i 'T T v T . T sf, -V , ea: f if. 21 , ff ,L , k I .f . , , i, 4 Betty Joan Hauser Betty Small, but mighty. Town: Warren Township Future: College Likes: Horses Dislikes: Long haircuts Activities: G.A.A. 47 S.S.C. 47 Station W.H.R.H.S. 47 LENAPE 3,47 Dramatic Club 37 Library Council Pres. 37 LlTTLE WARRIOR 37 Jr. Fashion Show 37 A.S.C. Sec 47 G.L.C. 4. Roger Heinrich Reggie James F. Heacld Jim A steady man with o steady mind. Town: Stirling Future: Journalist Likes: Girls Dislikes: Work Activities: Station W.H.R.H.S. 3,47 S.S.C. 4. Joseph A. Heintz Boo-Boo Martha Hedden Marty As nice as they come. Town: Warren Township Future: Business School Likes: Horses Dislikes: Being stared at Activities: Library Council 3i S.S.C. 47 Usherettes 47 LENAPE 4. Concetta Ann Heuring Connie That certain sweetness that one likes. Town: Millington Future: Executive Secretary Likes: Pizza 4 Dislikes: Purple houses Activities: Critics Committee 37 Usherettes 3,47 .l.S.C. 37 S.S.C. 47 G.L.C. 4'. The sort of man you like to meet anytime or any place. Town: Warren Township Future: Undecided Likes: Shore parties Dislikes: Dead weekem'-LS Activities: S.S.C. 47 G.L.C. 3- Be resolute and calm. Town: Stirling Future: Guitar player Likes: Country music Dislikes: Doctors Activities: Basketball 4. 22 ,rl Edgar Hewitt ..Ed.. ll silence is golden, he's worth a fortune. Town: Warren Township Future: Undecided Likes: Baseball Dislikes: Homework Robert F. High Bob He'll reach his goal. Town: Gillette Future: Aeronautical Engineer Likes: High places Dislikes: Women drivers Activities: Track 3,4. '.:i:i' F::Elll Nancy Helen Jensen iii!! njenrv Pep, personality, and equal popularity. Town: Warren Township Future: College Likes: Ortley Beach parties Dislikes: Immoture boys Activities: LENAPE Underclass Editor 3, Senior Editor 4: S.S.C. 4: Junior Fashion Show 3: G.A.A. Treas. 4: Planning Comm, 3: Athletic Council 4: Honor Roll 3: J.S.C. 3. William Hurlock HBH... A generous action is its own reward. Town: Stirling Future: Armed Forces Likes: Horseback riding Dislikes: Falling off!! Activities: Varsity football 3,4. Joseph Kazala 23 Joe Do well and right. Town: Watchung Future: Undecided Likes: Cars Dislikes: Fish Lorraine Gail Kelley Petunia Wisdom plus ambition and a sparkling disposition. Town: Warren Township Future: College Likes: Ocean Beach parties Dislikes: Immature boys Activities: G.L.C. 3: A.S.C. Treas. 4: Honor Roll 3: S.S.C. 4: J.S.C. 3: G.A.A. 4: LENAPE 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Chairman F.S.A.C.C. 4: LITTLE WARRIOR 3: Station W.H.R.H.S. 3. ERW'Wi'WVE '7??'I1 '15 1iii'M 152134 David F. Kinsley .tbcven There is more to him than meels the eye. Town: Warren Township Future: College Likes: Sports Dislikes: Sack dresses Activities: Football 3,47 Track 3,4: Wrestling 3,47 S.S.C. 4. Allen Peter Kozak HAI.. Give me the simple life. Town: Warren Township Future: College Likes: Sport car races Dislikes: Fat girls in sack dresses Activities: S.S.C. 4: Track 4. Robert J. Kopp Bob Life is short, why not enjoy it. Town: Stirling Future: Chef Likes: Girls Dislikes: Bad sense of humor Activities: H.R. Pres. 3. Linda Marie Kowalsky Lin Quiet but industrious. Town: Warren Township Future: Secretary Likes: Boys Dislikes: Stuck-up-boys Activities: LENAPE 3, Business Mgr 4: S.S.C. 4: Usherettes 4: Honor Roll 4. Janet Lamson Joyce Carol Le Bright Sandy A little nonsense now and then i relished by the best of themf 24 Pork Chops There was a star danced, and under that I was born. Town: Gillette Future: Marriage Likes: A special boy Dislikes: Two faced people Town: Millington Future: Nurse Likes: Football games Dislikes: Conceited people Activities: S.S.C. 4: J.S.C. 3: Station W.H.R.H.S. 3,47 LENAPE 3,4: Usherettes 3,4: Dramatic club 4. S Marion J. Leppo John David Lopas Mar Ace Quietness ls not always shynessf' I would rather be tall and cast a Town: Homestead Park shadow than be short and unseen. Future: Office Clerk Town: Warren Township Likes: Rock'n Roll Future: College Dislikes: lmmalure people Likes: Sports Dislikes: Fags Activities: Football 3: Basketball 3,45 Track 3: H.R. Pres. 3. Gloria-Jeanne Mackay Glor Gifted with ambition. Town: Warren Township Bernard J. Lyster Barney What care I what lies ahead.' Town: Millington Future: Coast Guard Likes: Girls Dislikes: Work Activities: School Store mgr. 4. C. Stuart MacLean Snuffy ln Dixie land I'll take my stand Town: Bernardsville Future: College Likes: Stock car races Dislikes: Raw clams Activities: S.S.C. 4. Lee MacArthur IF:Lt:'e:s3l2'i:e Stewardess HA r sN:Lck'dG is Ion .. Dislikes: To be slood up T .smlfy f e Y 9' Activities: Dramatic elab 3,-1, F : S' 'nf on LENAPE 4, J.s.c. 3, c.A.A. 3,4: U We' We 'Y . Cheerleader 3, North Plainfield Likes: White convertibles H. S 3 Dislikes: Show offs ' ' ' 25 Joan MacLeod Joany Her happiness is contagious. Town: Millington Future: Art School Likes: Parties Dislikes: Spiders Activities: LENAPE Art Editor 47 A.S.C. 4: G.A.A. 4: S.S.C. 4: Art Club 3,45 Dramatic Club 4. -MA Christopher C. Mathewson Woopsy Better late than never, lite is all too short, Town: Warren Township Future: Civil Engineer Likes: Hunting Dislikes: Sisters Activities: Football mgr. 4: S.S.C. 47 Basketball 3,45 Track 3,4. Ill'ST1'1U f tv 1 Vi t gif I tv .fri 5 i,il9i il, Patricia Anne MacLusky Pat Curiosity, freckles, and talk. Town: Gillette Future: College Likes: Cabin cruisers Dislikes: Carrots Activities: J.S.C. 3: S.S.C. Co- Captain 4: G.A.A. Pres. 4: Temporary planning board, Student Council 3: LITTLE WARRIOR 37 LENAPE 3, Activities Editor 4. Eric F. Mangione Flash The women tor mel Town: Watchung Future: College Likes: Dancing Dislikes: Work Activities: Basketball 3,47 Baseball 3,4, A.S.C. 3,45 Station W.H.R.H.S. 4. V Jose Martinez y Rodriguez Tex O And he seems so innocent! Town: Warren Township Future: Commercial. Artist Likes: Girls in general Dislikes: Game wardens Activities: Football 3,4: G.l.C. 4. Andrea N. McCarthy Nan What a sweet delight a quiet lite affords. Town: Warren Township Future: Nurse Likes: Sport cars Dislikes: Men in Burmudas Activities: LENAPE 3,45 S.S.C. 4. 26 Bernard McCutchen Bernie A little guy with big ambitions. Town: Gillette Future: Navy Likes: Cars Dislikes: Work Joanne Mikulak lljoll From quiet people come great things. Town: Watchung Future: Teacher Likes: Music Dislikes: Big brothers Activities: Business Honor Society 3: Camera Club 3: Green and White Assistant Representative 3: iWest Side H. S., Newark: S.S.C. 4. l 27 Warren A. McCutchen A little body otten harbors a great soul. Town: Gillette Future: Carpenter likes: Boating Dislikes: Arguments Activities: H.R. Pres. 3: J.S.C. 3: G.L.C. 3. Marie McDede HDS.. l live on the sunny side ol the street. Town: Myersville Future: Beautician Likes: Shore Dislikes: Foreign cars Carlton D. Miller Carl Always laugh when you can, it's cheap medicine. Town: Watchung Future: Banker Likes: Coin collecting Carol Ann Moore Charm strikes the eye and merit wins the soul. Town: Warren Township Future: College Likes: Boys with crewcuts Dislikes: Homework Activities: G.L.C. Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4: Dramatic Club Sec. 3: Fashion Show Chairman 3: Junior Prom Committee 3. James P. Murphy Jim Oh, l'rn so sleepy. Town: Watchung Future: Commercial Artist Likes: Vacations Dislikes: Shaving Activities: G.L.C. 3: S.S.C. 4. Evelyn Shirley Nilsen Evie A perlect sport from beginning end. Town: Watchung Future: Undecided Likes: Skiing Dislikes: Homework Activities: S.S.C. 4: G.A.A. 4. to :ff John B. Muth Each mon has his own desires. Town: Millington Future: Writer Likes: Music Dislikes: Murders and thieves Activities: Wrestling 3,4: A.S.C. Executive V. Pres. 4: G.L.C. Pres 3: Track 3: Judicial Board Chair- man 4: A.S.C. V. Pres. 3: Honor Roll 3,4. George Nimmo it Janet M. Nahodyl Give me a book and a nook. Town: Millington Future: Nurse Likes: Reading Dislikes: Chemise dresses Activities: G.A.A. 3,47 Library Council 3,4: Medical Office Assistant 3,47 Future Nurse's club 3. Nancy Ann O'Brien Nance lt's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Town: Warren Township Future: College 28 ..Nim.. For every because, he has a why. Town: Warren Township Futurez, Musician Likes: Cars Dislikes: History QW? Likes: Ocean Beach Dislikes: Themes Activities: LENAPE Faculty Editor 3: Editor-in-Chief 4: G.L.C. 3: J.S.C. 3: S.S.C. 4: G.A.A. V. Pres. 4: Honor Roll 3: H.R. Treas. 3: Jr. Prom Committee 3. f4!:v:uz:' Frances Marian Owen Peaches Happy om I, from core I am free, why oren't they all contented like me. Town: Warren Township Future: Receptionist Likes: State of Maryland Dislikes: immature boys Activities: S.S.C. 3,4. V O Juliet B Pelissier William Perfetti Judy Guy My heart Iis as true as steel LikabIe, laughable, and all together Town Stirling an. all around Iellowf' Future Marriage Town: Warren Township Likes Guitar players Future: College or Armed Forces Dislikes Chemises likes: Football Activities Cheerleading 3 LENAPE Dislikes: Homework Activities: Football 3,4: Wrestling 3,47 J.S.C. 3: S.S.C. 4: Baseball 4. Ethel D. Pelissier sth Fcithlullness and sincerity are the highest things. Town: Stirling Future: College Likes: U. S. Marines Dislikes: Knee Socks Activities: LENAPE 3: Art Editor 4 LITTLE WARRIOR 3: Fashion Show 3: Cheerleader 3, Captain 4 G.A.A. 4: S.S.C. 4: J.S.C. 3. Peter John Pierangeli Pete There is mischief in this mon Town: Warren Township Future: Business Likes: Racing his car Dislikes: Stuck up girls Activities: Wrestling 3: H.R. Treos 3. David M Potter Sylvia Belle Poulin Dave Sylvie Have lun now lhe heck with lciler To be simple, modesl, mcvnnerly Town Far Hills and true. Future College Town: Warren Township Likes Cars Future: Nurse Dislikes Sack dresses Likes: Pop music Activities Football 3 Wrestling 3 Dislikes: Vacation assignments Track 3 Activities: Fashion Show 37 G.A.A 4. ??? Frank S. Saam Frank Friendliness and sincerily are priceless. Town: Warren Township Future: Engineering Likes: Drawing Dislikes: T.V. quiz programs Activities: S.S.C. 35 Baseball 4. is f 'WJ fa! William Schultheis Bill lt matters not how long we live, but how. Town: Warren Township Future: Undecided i Likes: Drags l Dislikes: Smart guys Sally M. Schoenig Sparki A smile ond o hello lor everyone.' Town: Stirling Future: Beautician Likes: Horses Dislikes: Conceiled boys Activities: Usherettes 3,4. Mary Sedlosky 'There is none like her, none. Town: Stirling Future: Undecided Likes: New York Dislikes: Going steady Peier N Shiva Pete Mind to conceive, the understanding to direct, the hand to execute. -s Erich P. Scriba Pete You know, I soy just what I think and nothing less. Town: Warren Township Future: History Teacher Likes: Cars Dislikes: Unintelligent people Activities: S.S.C. 4: Dramatic Club 4: Honor Roll 4. Richard B. Soulen Dick He knows most who speaks least. Town: Millington Town: Gillette Future: Engineer Likes: Cars Dislikesz? Activities: Wrestling 3: Track 3,4: Honor Roll 3,45 Judicial Board 3: G.L.C. Pres. 4: A.S.C. 3,4. 31 Future: College Likes: Cars Dislikes: Women drivers Activities: G.L.C. 4: H.R. Pres. 4. I'!??55Sq ' Stl Michael S. Sroka Mike A lriend to all, a loe to none Town: Watchung Future: Electrical Engineer Likes: Cars Dislikes: Sack dresses Activities: Temporary student council 3. Clive Townley My cor is my weakness' Town: Gillette Future: College Likes: Fast Cars Dislikes: Using up gasoline 32 Irma Mae Stein nlrm.. Neat and trimly dressed. Town: Warren Township Future: Dental Hygienist 1 Likes: Flashy cars Dislikes: Music appreciation ' Activities: LENAPE 3,4: S.S.C. 3,4. Roger D. Teese Tess A man, need we soy more. Town: Warren Township Future: College Likes: Aviation Dislikes: Math Activities: Athletic Council 3,4: Liaison Chairman 3, member 4 Critics Committee Chairman 3: Wrestling 3, captain 4: Track 3: S.S.C. 3: A.S.C. 3, President AF! ,QV 0 v ,O r ,ff- 9 ' ' fo Claudia Ann Van Pelt Claudi Ii there isn't a way she'H make one. Town: Warren Township Future: Secretarial Work Likes: Italian boys Dislikes: Homework Activities: Dramatics 3,4: Library Council 3: G.A.A. 4: S.S.C. 4: Orch. 3: Chorus 3. f, 7i,52W9bZ!7ZVfiJW2?9iW7 Rosemarie Vossler Rose A perfect sport from beginning to end, Town: Watchung Future: College Likes: Food Dislikes: Conceited boys Activities: Dramatic Club V. Pres. 3 Pres. 4: H.R. Treas. 3: G.A.A. 4 Judicial Board 4. William S. Waryn Bill Worry and I never met. Town: Watchung Future: Undecided Likes: Stock cars Dislikes: Two-timing girls Judith Carol Williams Judy Genius must be born and never can be taught. Town: Millington Future: College Likes: Music Dislikes: Boys with sideburns Activities: Orchestra 3,4: Chorus Sec. 3, Pres. 4: Girls' sextet 3,4 All-state orchestra 3,45 Science Fair Comm. 3: G.C.I. 3: Honor Roll 3,4. Jean Barbara Woinar Lamb Chop She was ever pleasant. Town: Warren Township Future: Airline Hostess Likes: Parties Dislikes: Getting up early Activities: G.L.C. Treas. 3,4. Gail Margaret Woodruff Quiet as a brass band. Town: Stirling Future: Journalist Likes: Old cars Dislikes: Pushing my car Activities: Cheerleading 3: Book store 3. 2b'j'?W55f d Emily Wirtz ..Em.. Oh il I could only live like this forever. Town: Watchung Future: Marriage Likes: Driving Dislikes: Peanut packing Activities: Science Fair Committee 3 Honor Roll 3,4. Jeraldine Woznak njeri.. My tongue is the pen ol a ready writer. Town: Millington Future: College Likes: Sports cars Dislikes: Bleached hair Activities: F.S.A.C.C. 4: Dramatic Club 4. 33 Pi SENIOR PROM f M KW: 'H '. X WQXXS 'lx T Sl. Q.. 1? f 1 li Pai 5,. fl 6, 5551 125 ff 5 E51 N Q53 Q .Q S' Off. ' , xg L ,I 4 ,A in 91-L W ' the futu re Guidance for G ieebxe minded SurPrise for Joan I y. Algho! smgke ge' S Bow Day your e in r ,Eli ,, , 4 Sleepy time trails Forever blowing bubbles. i .J p i i yes x- 1 ' J -5 H' -lily , iffi r flwi 'EFL ' , 4 JSA, , n ::'5 fii 'f2'1f12g 1 L W f 'Ni ,1 Don't be mean, Tex. 37 HISTORY OF CLASS OF 1959 Our life at W.H.R.H.S. began on September 1957 when as iuniors we arrived still loyal to our former schools, Bernards High and North Plainfield High. Throughout the year our class helped lead in unifying the student body. The juniors held the first dance at W.H.R.H.S. late in September. Also our class officers were elected: President .lohn Muth, Vice-President Bonnie Hershey, Secretary Carol Moore, Treasurer Jean Woinar. Along with spring came the Junior.Prom, Stairway to the Stars, held at the Martinsville Inn. This big event was preceded by the Junior Fashion Show at which formal wear was modeled. School spirit was kindled by the tense campaign for the new All-School Council President The two candidates Roger Teese and John Muth fought a close battle climaxed by the campaign assembly Roger won the election to become the second A S C president of W H R H S In June came final exams and the Schools first yearbooks which ended our Junior year September 1958 we proudly returned to W H R H S as seniors On September 16 our class officers were elected President Pete Shave Vice President Carol Moore Secretary Dorothea Banhart Treasurer Jean Wolnar The long awaited day October 3 finally arrived with the distribution of our class rings October 17th Seniors presented the first dance of the year The Fall Kick Off in honor of the football players who could not attend because they were in training Also in October senior pictures were taken and senior superlahves elected which were shroud in mystery until the yearbooks were distributed The choice of colors for our graduation robes lglrls in white boys in slate bluel made us realize how close we were getting to leaving WH RH S To expand our class Treasury for upcoming events cake sales were held In November ln February came the point .lunior Senior Prom The next few months went by quickly with the Senior banquet and trip Final exams over we look back on a challenging educational and friendly stay at Watchung Hills Looking forward we await graduation and new experiences thankful for the help and assurance received in our two years at Watchung Hills Regional High School 38 new - V lr, -lil 1' I Jn 5' A I 5 6, Y l I I , l , s q, f 5xR,D And then Came girl Mhzrade at Central School Hey lrma, what happen- Say, Marie, did you 5C0Ulln9f Bob? ed to the braids? ever make it to the top of the stairs? Do you still dress alike? Why, Sylvia, you haven't Oh, Al, that cheesecake! Look how far Betty can Hi there, Gracie! changed a bit! reach! , lakh Wen cv PPOGQN-r-4.:,Q.e, QQQZWEQEQQQQ Tff' 00339 . .i 9?-M Miki e Kahului... eddiv If was q wer day, Motor, what happened Is that a new suit, Eric? Graduation at Stirling-'56 wq5n'f if Carol? to that angelic look? Mary Ann and Jeri dreaming Hey, Gloria, can't you Mischievous then too, eh Little Lord Lopas of motherhood. smile? NGN? 40 2 -l0Yfef Whflf Hey, Pat, ls this Holiloki Voggler? Still driving that wagon, Look at those legs on happened to all you're a real Bill? Marianne! H1059 curls? coal cowboy! ' Why do you so shy, Jimmy. After au, Isn't that coat too What do you have Mugsey as a child. Oh, that Kelley smile! everyone has to big, Patty? there, Pat? take a bath. Aren't you missing Graduation at Central - '55 something, Sally? ,, any . ,- 1 9 1' ff 'far Y I ,,,,.,...,,,,Ku'Sga 1.27 , .., , f5, M Where were you going, Hey Rog, were you a life- Nancy? guard? grin on Lee. Christie DU bd bangs? 41 Catch that The young Master Wutchung Graduation-'55 Our class president - in WE ' ff HALL OF K-r 7 3 L ,.... 4,11 'v 3 V Iliff M, fa-if ' Class Dancers Janet Lamson, Eric Mangione 42 Quietest Eddie Hewitt, Ginny Crowell Class Artists Ethel Pelissier, Tex Martinez Q H fps x I Q 1 i 2 ,V .J 9 Most Popular John Lopas, Nancy Jensen Done Most for the Class John Muth, Betty Hauser '-v-...,, ,,, , V , M. V 4,-,em FAME Most Mischievous Gail Woodruff, Pete Pierangeli ftfffx 'X' - 2 1 in i 1 i i in in ,.w7w,,,,.,...w Best Looking John Lopas, Gloria Mackay Qs Done Most for W.H.R.H.S. Best Dressed lrma Stein, Warren McCutcheon Roger Teese, Lorraine Kelley Best Athletes Evie Nilsen, Dave Kinsley 45 fs. 91139, , , hz, is ,. IWW-f ailing, ..-P 4 Q 7-225 li ,y. sf ,fm -M '7 , rim., K W '5 , ff..4'z,p , ' '.l. .X . 555, x-3 x 1 ' , I 'Y' !n sw-I 1 W3 L, .. :Hx P' . ps.. . Q f, 4-:J '-' 'ff .331 Y Z1 d A 1 1 , 1 ,M 'Q iw ,1'1, ,H u x ' - 'fw5 'UP!nunW H 4515 4 ii? :L X . f - -rg: mx I X X 1 M . ru'-YQ. , U 1 , f M M, ,, ,aww Q' W , Q ,wfw , A bw 944 haw ., ,,,, ,, 53? HOME ROOM 21 - Left to Right, Row One: McryLou Petrella, Lois Fetsko, Myrna Rogers, Debbie McKinley, Kay Oliva, Barbara Rezanka, Judy Olsen, Joan Meyers, Sue Moore. Row Two: Jean Mungle, Sally Moore, Joan Perry, Bonnie Hershey, Vivian Mat- JUNIORS Cl The Junior G.L.C. consists of the following people: H.R. 33 Pat VanDeusen lA.S.C. Represen- tativel and Paul Warren. H.R. 31-12 Becky Dea- ven and Marion Fisher lSecretaryl. H.R. 21 Jerry Mobus lPresidentl and Bonnie Hershey lTreas- urerl. H.R. 20 Al Dorsi and Lynn Deveney. H.R. 24 Barbie Benham lA.S.C. Representative-Vice-Presi- dentl and Bob Bohm. H.R. 14 Nancy Telgarez and Judy Jack. H.R. 3 Shirley Saffron and lan Hay. Miss Nitrauer is the Junior G.L.C. Advisor. The year's first item of business for the Juniors was the ordering of our school rings. The rings were ordered and arrived in March. A recommendation was sent to the Senior Class stating that the Class of 1960 would like a ioint Junior-Senior Prom. A combined Junior-Senior Prom Committee was set up to decide on dance policies. The Prom was held at the Sommerville lnn. The theme was Oriental as is reflected in the title of the dance Shirabyoshi lWhite Rhythm Dance-l. thews, Dave Pierson, Gay Reynolds, Bob Castronovo, Carol Coords Row Three: Jim Miele, Judy Krausche, Leslie Mitchell, Ray Fischer Dick Miller, Bill Mitchell, Chris Lund, Joe Burden, Jim Woodward Absent: Jerry Mobus, Bill Simet. ass ol 1960 During the first semester the Juniors had two cake sales, which were very successful. We plan on having two more cake sales during the second semester. Our first dance was held on December 5, 1958. The Rag Mop Bop was the name of the dance and the theme was the Roaring 2O's . Costumes were worn and prizes were given for the best costumes. Senior privileges have been a major problem of the class this year. Privileges have been sug- gested and ways to acquire them have been given to the class. Plans will be written up and sent to the A.S.C. and to the Administration for approval. The Home Rooms got together in the cafeteria before vacation. The class was asked tossing Christmas Carols through the halls. The Party was a big success. The class plans for the rest of the year are: a Y-Party, a dance, and an organ concert. Our Leaders HOME ROOM 31 12 Left to Rughl Row One Shurley Helm Graef Bunny Wells Ruth Good Duane Gauluer Arlene Francus slefler Becky Deaven Marue Baker Tovc Margolus Mcuruon Bob VanDuinan. Row Three Arlene Paleman Bruce Helruegel Arl Fusher Lundo Gehlung Eluse Schullz Joy Harlun Belly Schlosser Osronder Fred Rossu Randy Reud Karl Haller Duck Ho den Row Two Carol Whule Tuna Hedley Eluzabelh Axelrad Judy Charlue Owen, Jeff Sayre Absenf Bruce Detlmann Fred Pauser elf' 'K-'Vx zl.u'u fn e- F' J? .l f, E .mul fkgj lg, HOME ROOM 33 Row One Carla Dragollu Suzy Telaz Judy Row Three: Paul Runyon Connue Herron Eluzabelh Nadler Andy Townsend Jocun Lanphere Carol Wolf Ruta Podber Carol Mar Yurchuck Tom Guuluano Alan Greene Ted Whufehouse Duck lun Carol Slanzuola Row Two Lunda Hurlh Sue Langmack Joe Kuzela Absent: Pan Van Deusen Charles Hopkuns John Kolb Le Comple Don Koechleun Bob Malulus Joel Grovuna Arl Kasper Gorden Laing, Paul Warren 4 5 una! 1644.122 M.. vu.- 155. '-. -.-...u W ff 131 1 wfw f 4,545.3 ,f ff U rv , uldskfd f HOME ROOM 'I4 - Row One: Karen Kent, Linda Haberle, Pat Walter Joan Walter Row Three Bob Laing Angelo Squarcla Kusma, Jeanette Waldron, Wayne McCutchen. Row Two: Carol Gary Kambeck Sheldon Kohl Larry Fay Absent Myrna Lorenzen MacDonald, Judy Jack, Nancy Telgarez, Ronny Sullivan, Jane Jeff Bendel Tom Barone Mike Como Edward Mclean Anthony 74 rr f L'Stars got in their eyes! HOME ROOM 3 - Row One: Judy Maslanka, Maureen McRae, Arline Miller, Evie Schaedel, Diane Haspel, Judy Young, Joyce Mirkovic. Row Two: Sandy Pope, Frank Procino, Tom Pohnke, - r ig' , L, ,,-Y- SOPHOMCRES Class of 1961 HOME ROOM 34 - Row One: Paula Wesley Ginny Schweiz, Dennis Barth, Joy Shepherd, Doris Albers, Judy Bloszies, Joan Beardsley, Janet Kurosz. Row Two: Anne Boucek, Judy Ralf, Sue Chrislie, Carol Bokris, Wall deMoss, Nick DelVecchio, Tom Haydu, HOME ROOM 35 - Row One: Mary Palelleria, Sue Horner, Nancy Binns, Jeff Morelock, Carol Erm, Elise Mallox, Nancy Smilh, Mandy Huizing. Row Two: Jack McWade, John Harman, Richie Weinschenk, Fran Closler. Row Three: Alfred Bardelli, Ed Cummins, Par Adams, Clayton Clark, George Dolan, Glendon Diehl, Bob Coriell, Mark Eisenback. Absent: Linda Browning, Janet Eckerl, Pa? Horn. Neal Jensen, Josie Carmino, Augie Lavorina, Allen Miles, Lorell Liesch, Karney Nazarian. Row Three: Linda Kelly, Ray Kopp, Bruce Boyle, Joe lmmit, Bill Jarbs, George Juslh, Brad Pryon, Jim Knox. Absenl: Dick Lundell, Dan Malachuk, Diane Hearlel. - ' f J - -' ' ' 'Y f '..' W- .'i4f'Sl'ff'?f-'!', ZPZWYFQZYZW7 '?f4fY7f2'J,5i4'Z4'?5ii2r. 72-ET4K6 '.f i7-'9V'1r-ff-wr' , . 'S WF 'J' 'EW-fi Vniai Freshmen were the dances which they gave in January and June welcoming the Freshmen. Keith Pound, chairman of these dances, did a splendid iob, Again, elected president of the G.L.C., Jim Knox is leading the Sophomores through another suc- cessful year. Clem Fiori is Vice- President, Jack Corbett, Treasurerg and Mary Burness is Secretary this year with Miss Dare acting as advisor. We started the year off with a Y party and gave a dance. It featured the Regional , the class of 6l's all-male chorus line and the music was supplied by The Connie Knight Band. Un- der chairman Byars Mathewson the dance committee carried out their plans with success. This year as Sophomores we are planning for the future. We have increased our treasury by the sale of indi- vidual photographs tothe Under- classmen. We negotiated and were able to purchase class rings during our Sophomore year. We hope that our future will be as successful as our past. Jim Knox was elected president of the Freshman G.L.C. with Bob Tokash as vice-president, Pete Cipriani as treasurer and Mary Burness as secretary. Dr. Fletcher was our advisor. He helped to start us on the path of success. At our November meeting Hilary Oulton was elected to represent the Freshmen onthe newly formed Judicial Board. The Program Com- mittee of which Clem Fiori was chairman planned a Y party for the class. Everyone that went agreed that it was a big success. The biggest activities for the HOME ROOM 37 - Row One: Loretta Baker, Angela Berardi, Susan MacLeod, George Armenti, John Stocker, Joyce Boehm, Bea Borkoski, Mary Barnes. Row Two: Cathy Crowell, Judy Cerulli, Jim Beckwith, Mary Cuifo, Art Zeitler, Mike Francis, Dennis Zeitler, Wayne Grieno. Row Three: Herb Brinks, Jack Corbett, Leonard Bouclk, Ronald Dalrymple, Ronnie Barz,. Ted Sorg, Bev Blair, Bob Tokash, John Lange. Absent: Dianne Hof- mann, Doug Dougard. l' lim Nt'ff9F I X :fu ll , 34123 t l First Row: Mary Giesen, Betty Simet, Mary Burness, Byars Mathewson, Sue Christie, Judy Cerulli, Judy Jelmert, Phyl- lis DeVault. Second Row: Jim Beckwith, Bob Sundberg, Joe lmmit, Jim Knox, Mark Eisenbock, Gary lhling, Turk Loree, Clem Fiori, Jack Corbett, Richie Behrens, Fred Erikson. HOME ROOM 38 - First Row: Anne Proctor, Sue MacLusky, .loan Porreca, Gail Peterson, Henryetta Orlando, Hea- ther Roberts, Judy Jelmert, Loretta Patt- berg, Anita Ozolins. Second Row: Joanna Schaefer, Larry Shepard, Jack Richardson, Tihmar Szombathy, John Mitchell, Gordon Pradl, John Klinger, Bob Ryan. Third Row: Brad Nield, Tom Lenk, Rick Morrison, Matt Sheriff, Walter Rom, Stuart Salvto, Don Pauser, Ed Bennett, Turk Lorre. 51 FFT? K Y? l 9 .er Q TF!! 34:5 5? ff , 3:1 , I 53.1, .. J ' 9 tiff HOME ROOM 4'l - First Row: Mary Forte, Carol Gehling, Pat Marianne Gillen. Third Row: Gayle Furst, Elfrieda Eisenbeil, Fred Bender, Rose Ann Ferraro, Hope Gauthier, Judy Eckner, Phyllis Erikson, Jeff Elverhaug, Bill Floyd, Steve Harrison, Roger Spice, DeVault, Kathy Elder. Second Row: Larry Gomez, Bob Fabry, Joan Fred Fischer. Absent: Mary Burness, Janice Bertrand, David Escott, Margaret Hillis, Stella Bezak, Shirley Finney, John Griffith, Hayden. rv Look, a Zoo! HOME ROOM 43 - First Row: Lyn Lucarrini, Judy Groppi, Carol Fandt, Carol Geggauff, Ginger Ford, Ellen Jenick, Sandy Frese, Huston, Carole lrby, Carol Gallucci, Helene Foulke, Margaret Third Row: Anita Whitehouse, Louie Gomez, Jack Varner, Barry Lenois. Second Row: Louise Reed, Pat Pepe, Mary Giesen, Suellen Welch, Allen Hay, Don Kubick, Gary lhling. Absent: Matt Vree- land, Bill Flintoff, Chris Woodruff, John Finnerty. 1 'Q -11 - f , - Z HOME ROOM 44 - First Row: Diane Sontos, John Schultheis Alfred Bennet, Parsla Steinert, Julie Stewart, Karen Braselmann Jo Greco, Carol Smith. Second Row: Andy Sutton, Arlene San tella, Byars Mathewson, Barbara Woodward, Carole Simet, Mar HOME ROOM 47 - First Row: Lonnie Tefqz, Bob Steele, Dave Buddy Smlfh Jim Rvggerw JOY Rlfhfef JOY Trove Ke-th Pound Yannacone, Ingrid Hornung, Penny Ralph, Sigrid Stonitsch, Bev II' OW O n G 9 Roemer: Second Row: Coleen Julianol Mary Scam, Beny Simef Flor: Bob Wolfskehl Ray Wllluams Curt Peterson Austun Cogs ' ' -,IF Q' , 707552 T: t,h3k . 1Hdwn.K?W'W:.QW. -'21, ' --4' J' V -, 7 A HOME RQQM 22 .. Leff fo Right, Row Ong: Gerry Mgdonnq, Jeff Wendell, George Wolken, Larry Hilos, Stuart Suydam, Ken- Joanne Pizzinski, Linda Wedemeyer, Joan Hoffman, Diane Keav- neth Kohl, Marriane Leiner. Row Three: David Swarzwelder, Ken- eney, Janet Spring, Marilyn senses. Row Two: Dennis Worthen, neth Weygund, Butch Weber, Bruce Mcmgione, Eric Zovsrier, FRESHMAN Class HOME ROOM 23 1 Row One: Shepperd, Diane Rugerio, Mary Gary Wiegand, John Wirth. Row William Senior, Steven Wilczak. Absent: Carole Smith. The Freshman class has been very ambitious since September when they were oriented into the school. They had ther first dance in November, the Harvest Moon Hop . The De Vills was the name of the band that played and helped to make the dance a success. On the twentieth of January there was a big basketball game with Bernards- Vincent Rizzo, Joe Oliva, Fran Marsha Snyder, Margaret Cantallupo, Bill Satterlee, Karen Teese, Lou Shoenig, Linda Sqhniederl Barbara Willenbrock, Joanne Sztogryn, Eddie Schultz. Row Three: Two: Richard Roller' Rusgy Reed, Bill Zielgilmeier, Dave Parkinson, Dave Spisso, Joe Stringer, John Finnigan, Tom Tylor, Richard Smith, Harold Schmidt. Yf ville. The Freshmen sponsored a color day for the school, to promote school spirit. The activities for the rest of the year include a skating party and a Y-Party. The Freshmen con- tribution to the All-School activities are two cake sales and a June Dance for the out-going Seniors and in incoming Freshmen. This dance is a part of the orientation of the incoming Freshmen. HOME ROOM 30 - Row One: Harold Baker, Cheryl Dragotta, Julie Closter, Chapin Cutler, Sue Eustice, Carol Bogdan, Gary Garmon, Jane Brown. Row Two: Marilyn Briggs, Ruth Small, JoAnn Bos- nak, Donna Benz, Jim Byelick, Steve Washington, Mike Breslin, Janet Balta- donis, Jean Thompson. Row Three: Bill Schulze, Joe Cavinato, Priscilla Benikosky, Howard Beekman, Jim Ashanky, Kurt Bendel, Bob Du Bers, Jim Clymer. Absent: Carole Bjorklund, Lou Ares, Larry Bryant, Jeff Baker. lj' FRESHMAN G.L.c. - Row one: can Snoden, Gary Gorman, Gerry Madonna, W? Chris Fenimore, Joe Oliva. Row Two: K' Gloria Giddes, Paul Kroeter, Pat Romeo, Donna Benez, Jeff Wendell, Gary Res- tivo. Row Three: Jerry Merrill, John Coley, Jim Mungle, Dave Spisso, Ken Salvato. .imbif T '2 ?Mi':-?r1 llBliJ?EiD'Zi1.fE!.htfifZl5fIZ1D. , i!Si,:.d Y7 'F yi 72 .UT 7i ER' mimi fvtfvf-f+'1 ' int 2.3: '.'21i -V-lk, HOME ROOM 32 - Row One: Gayle Harrold, Martha Hall, Rosalie Girgenti, Joe Kowalsky, Paul Kroeter, Gloria Gid- des, Carol luliano, Lina Harris, Diane Howell. Row Two: Tom Haydu, John Kozak, Vince Heuring, Dan Klinger, Gla- dys Galka, Linda Wolff, Carolyn Kunzen- boch, Jean Helriegel. Row Three: David Raab, Fred Hahn, Doug Langmack, Tom Kelly, Tony Guglielmo, Doug Lowrie, Bob Maclnture, Roger Holden, Dave Williams. Absent: Paul Kochlein. 55 HOME ROOM 36 - Left to Right, Row One: Toni LaGuardia, Merrill, Dick Norton. Row Three: Pam Mackay, Jim Mungle, Kenny MaryAnn Mauro, Sandy Warren, Liz LeCompte, Anna Moglione, Yates, Pat Ashworth, Ken Nuse, Jim McAvoy, John Millar, Absent: Sharon Louft, Karen Boos. Row Two: Stanley Milos, Bob Mahoney, Bob Mahon, Phil Mondock, Dianne Toth, JoAnn Wardwell, Jackie Fred Mundy, Jeff Marsh, Ricky Lancelotti, Ronnie O'Brien, Jerry Stucy. Freshman studying??? ,-nf.-Q, HOME ROOM 37 - Left to Right, Row One: Bruce Nalgreu, Gail Frank Santo, Nancy Closter, Ruth O'Connor, Mike Getto, Larry Adams, Lenard Ackens, Dennis Grimler, Pat Gibbon, Pat Romeo, Possien, Bob Burden, Gary Restivo, Diane Vogel. Row Three: MaryEllen Brothers, George Jablon, Barbara Sage. Row Two: Diane Hdydu, Pat Austin, Bill Apgar, Della Sperling, Ronald Susser, Dick Kubic, Penny Pryor, Dick Christiansen, Peter Detlefsen. ' f ' 'f -, ' f f ' J' 7 7'. E'f'5'5f95'CvA4Z9f55ZEi!Htr?E9!b5w+it75f' Cfl?'3f-MK HOME ROOM 42 - Left to Righi, Row One: Diana Phillips, Bill Osmun, Joe Parella, Lorraine Pankow, Nancy Rienman, Bill Sandra Ratner, Gail Snoden, Joe Penrose, Sue Rainer, Dick Shrewsbury, Dick Reed. Row Three: Mike Monlesano, John Per- Barnes, Linda Owens, Connie Orlando. Row Two: Bruce Reilly, fefli, Ken Salvato, Bob Smith, Judy Simel, Fred Rebman, Ted Moody, Karl OH. HOME ROOM 45 - Row One: Linda D'Addario, Roco DePolo, Diana, John Coley. Row Three: Roger Field, Roy Gandolfe, Dick Chris Feinmore, June Dielz, Judy Woiner, Calhy Faynor, Betsy Hanna, Judy Drozd, Dave Dover, Bob Fullager, John Delli Paoli, Disbrow, Lynn Fisher. Row Two: MaryLou Esoldie, Peler'Ferrand, Roger Babcock. Absent: Elaine Adams, Tony Della Ventura, Jo Ann Yurchuck, Philip Filzsimon, Lee Enslyn, Doug Diehl, Mike Charles Enyearl. 1' ,M1..,W, . , , f Q , , .E 4 N , . gf ew NES 5' W: x N 'HKS' va' ---..,,4.m.WN.-tk wmnluillwllm QQ ' ,, h Q 1 A1 1 2 4 193 5 NIL If ful! Student Goverment ALL SCHOOL COUNCIL - Dave Spisso, Art Ostrander, Linda Gehling, Lorraine Kelley, Roger Teese, John Muth, Pete Shive, Patsy Vcn Deusen. Executive Committee 11 Doctor Fletcher, what now? t'Minutes take hours! Q,-.-,X A.S.C. Committees Judicial Board The stern faces of iustice - Richard Hanna, Hilary Oulton, John Muth, Ruth Alice Good. l Liaison Committee Cooperation and Coordination - Robert High, Fred Rossi, Mark Eisenbach. Little Warrior Writing a handbook? - Miss Gleicher, Pat Mac- Lusky, Betty Hauser. 61 F8.SACC Budget Balancers' -- Richard Behrens, Jeri Woznak Lorraine Kelley. Radio Station WHRHS Morning Exercises -- Phillip Fitzsimmons, Joan Lan- phere. ' V f - SENIOR SERVICE CORPS - First Row: Barney Lyster, Gloria MacKay, Marie Esposito, Mr. Neisser, advisor, Pat MacLusky, Nancy Jensen, Nancy O'Brien, Fran Owens. Second Row: Dave Potter, Ray Glazner, Dave Kinsley, Bill Hurlock, John Lopas, Eric Mangione, Chips Mathewson, Mike Glynn, Roger Heinrich. Third Row: Evie Nilsen, Lorraine Kelley, Connie Heuring, Joanne Mikulak, Ethel Pelissier, Linda Kowalsky, Marty Hedden, Dotty Banhart. Service Corps Problems, problems, problems . . . - Dave Potter, Lieutenant, Marie Esposito, Secretary, Pat Diana, Cap tain, Pat MacLusky, Co-captain. JUNIOR SERVICE CORPS - First Row: Liz Axelrod, Bonnie Sue Moore. Third Row: Carol Stanziola, Beverly Wells, Rita . . ' - . d Hershey, Bob Castronova, Mr. Nelsser, advisor, Duane Gau tier, Marion Fisher, Jeff Sayre, Karen Damman. Second Row: Becky Deaven, Sally Moore, Joan Carr, Vivian Mathews, Shir- ley Helmstetter, Lynn Deveney, Evie Schaedel, Ronnie Sullivan, Podber, Barbara Blendinger, Carol Wolfe, Sue Langmack, Ju y Krausche, Arlene Papeman, Jeanette Waldron. Fourth Row: Jerry Mobus, Pete Falzarano, Dick Holden, Jack Fergeson, Andy Yurchuck, Brue Baxter. ' W 1- l'Mi1-3..f 1 J 1 .Q.,.,,,,,,,,,,,m First Row: Barbara Rezanka Fred Ross: Bonnie Hershey Roger Teese Second Row Fred Ernckson Eric Mangione Mr Goodwln Advlsor Pete Falzarano Afhletuc Council a 1 s 1 if ,f ff ' My-' 1.2--xlgv,-l' ,.,g1,-lazy JW f x - , n ,, A., 1, ff , , j 5 , ff' - .' QM- - ' 'ff ' ' - f '21-'4' 4 ff ' 'K' iQ 'K in , . 4 A ,A .N .:, , Q, I 7 . wh ' . f .. e 44 A A . ffys. , t Now let's approach t ficaIIy! .pq Tx FRESHMAN G,L.C. - First Row: Dave Spisso, Jeff Wendel, President, Chris Fennimore, Secretary, Gerry Madonna, Treasurer, Gail Snoden. Second Row: Joe Oliva, Gary Restivo, Kenny Salvato, John Coley, Jerry Merril, Gloria Giddes. Grade Level Councils ,,,,,..-.e-u E li 1 f ll ,.,..o0'4' SOPHOMORE G.L.C. - First Row: Bob Sunberg, Jack Corbett, Treasurer, Jim Knox, President, Judy Jelmert, Rich Behrens, Fred Erickson, Turk Loree, Jim Beckwith, Byars Molhewson, Mary Geisen, Joe lmmet, Phyllis De Vault, Gary lhling, Mary Burness, Secretary, Mark Eisenbach, Vice-President, Betty Simet, Judy Cerulli, Hilary Oulton. 2, in gf 1 i . , . , , I .- 'xp' i ' ,XL 7 ' inf Q' 5 J W, , ' '-fs.. 4 . .' '-'rr ' .gg fi 'es JUNIOR G.L.C. - Front Row: Marion Fisher, Jerry Mobus, Bonnie Hershey, Pat Van Deusen, Becky Deaven. Back Row: Judy Jack, Frank Procino, Nancy Telgarez, Bob Boehm, Paul Warren. Grade Level Councils J me,-:me ,-Q 'S .AX X ,.4n QW'-ax 'Qin r. Ruff. Back Row: SENIOR G.L.C. - Front Row: Jean Woinar, Dot Banhart, Carol Moore, Pete Shive, M Connie Heuring, Art Cummins, John Muth, Bob Kopp, Dick Soulen, Denny Drake, Rosemarie Vosseler. 6 5 Service Organization Loretta Baker, Marie Boker, Sue Baker, Della Sperling, Elise Mattox, Miss Schroer, Librarian Assistant. Library Council and Nurses Club A Future In Nursing? 66 I nf, l Ii X. N ln x..q ll Our Literary Heritage First Row: Fran Owens, Arlene Francis, Sue Langmack, Gloria MacKay, Mrs. Quayle, Advisor, Joyce Lebrighl, Mary Ann Binns, Joan Perry. Second Row: Mary Ann Mauro, Diane Howell, Barbara Blendinger, Shirley Finney, Diana Keavensy, Mary Ciufo, Evie Schaedal, Kay Hall. 1 f C3 First Row: Shirley Helmstetter, Joyce Lebrighl, Jean Woinar, Dot Banhart, Vee Diehl, Joy Harlin, Connie Heuring, Barbara Walton. Second Row: Ann Proctor, Judy Eckner, Mary Ciufo, Julie Stewart, Anita Whitehouse, Shirley Finney, Carol Smith, Judy Olsen, Kay Hall. Ushereltes School Store Barney Lyster, Mrs. Kreuter, Advisor, Beverly Weanen, Judi Mas- lanka, Joan Deinhard, Sharon McCabe, Barbara Blendinger, Jeanette Waldron, Lynn Deveney, Bill Senior, Kathy Elder, Joe Covincto. ich, Lynn Deveney, Kenny Nuse. 'S f 4?-fi' Q J iw 4 Please, don't ask for credit! Joy Berber KN ce 10 make .AAN we wont is U than dv, b tter wort .. a e The best thing obo ut animals is H1 ey donft talk much , We sow you with the devil! ,,-n I jsu- ou ru,-I 68 I UI warn Y 1 1. . i ff 1 lg. .V I if 5 Death by regret, type DRAMA CLUB - Firs! Row: Judy Maslanka, Chris Fenimore, Gail Snoden, Lorelfa Baker, Kalhy Semmling, Gerry Madonna, Hilary Oulton, Helanie Foulke, Carole Jean Smith, Susan Ralner, Carol Irby. Second Row: Harold Baker, Chips Mafhewson, Debbie Mc- Kinley, Carol Moore, Vice-Presidenly Mr. De Frees, Advisory Rose Marie Vosseler, Presidenlg Beverly Wells, Pele Scriba, Elise Schullz. Y v QU Third Row: Liz Le Compte, Joan Lanphere, Gladys Galka, Jean Thomson, Nancy Reinman, Della Sperling, Pal Van Deusen, Arlene Paleman, Judy Krausche, Elizabelh Nadler, Rufh Alice Good, Byars Malhewson, Sue Chrislie, Joan Beardsley, Joan Perry, Marge Canlalupo. Fourth Row: Elmer Bieler, Siuarf Suydam, Jeff Wendell, Bill Shrewsbury, Richard Williamson, Jim Knox, Albert Dorsi, Bob Kopp, Clem Fiori, Gary Restivo. Dramolics You must go to Salem, John! 69 Walking the Last Mile? The Animal Corner! Making Bows for Bowday! 'Exercises, what are they? Pete Presides! Summit Conference' X vs robXem e have o p smikng! NN Sic P HBKQ Bro! .,wuKm9 het ll Bqw s, Bo wg - everywhe I re, 11 chooX! to this s Let's ca dd some cuhure .fDinaSu ur day - SP0 nsored by the S P ' vs v' where aaa Sewmg Circle! the moms 90' The evils of Algebra! The Zeigfield Follies are back again ' ne9P to the righu 1, ur Poper' The Editor Thinksy, O vw' ou' L-wav First Row: Richard Williamson, Carol White, Edilorp Row: Pal Forshay, Elsa Berring, Sue Langmack, Mary Linda Gehling, Carol lrby, Elmer Bieler. Second Ann Leimer, Beverly Wearren, Penny Ralph. G' x, N ., I ,av Band l And the band played on! Champagne Music? 74 Music Orchestra First Row: Elsa Berring, Elise Mallox, Judy Williams, Mr. Ruff, Adviserp Linda Gehling, Carol Juliano, Byars Malhewson. Second Row: Jeff Wendell, Art Oslrander, David Williams, Clem Fiori, Bob Sunberg. wr af .Al HWQrl19 l B'ln. eHE1 1 ! --somebody 'S 'll key , Mai? Chorus First Row: Gloria Giddes, Susan Ratner, Sandy Warren, Carol Juliano, Mary Cuifo, Kay Hall, Chapin Cutler, Harold Baker. Second Row: Carol Smith, Anita Whitehouse, Sue Ellen Fandt, Lynn Deveney, Mr. Berggren, Advisory Judy Williams, Presidenty Judy Townsend, Elizabeth Axelrod, Janet Osman. Third Row: Diane Keaveney, Joanne Bosnak, Diane Howell, Carol White, Connie Orlando, Ruth Kaiser, Ruth O'Connor, Kathy Fayner, Phyllis De Vault. Fourth Row: Gerry Madonna, Angela Berardi, Sue Hustus, Diane Hoffman, Marsha Olld, Loretta Baker, Carol Gehling, Carol Huston, Mary Ann Mauro, Diane Phillips, Carol Baker, Beverly Wearren. Fifth Row: Glendon Diehl, Howard Beekman, Bob Wolfskehl, Elsa Berring, Arlene Pateman, Della Sperling, Alfredo Eisenbeil, Judy Krausche, Linda Kelly, Priscilla Benikosky, Pam MacKay, Mary Ann Leiner, Jerry Merrill, Gary Restivo. Sixth Row: Byars Mathewson, Lynn Fisher, Gladys Galko, Nancy Reinman, Diane Haydu, Diana Steer, Jo Anna Schaeffer, Joan Beardsley, Beverly Wells. Seventh Row: Doris Alber, Mary Burness, Liz Le Compte, Julie Stewart, Linda Gehling, Heather Roberts, Joyce Boehm, Ginger Ford, Penny Ralph, Judy Eckner. if - 1959 Lenape 1 LENAPE STAFF - First Row: Barbara Walton, Nancy Jensen, Nancy O'Brien, Miss Gleicher, Linda Kowalsky, Shirley Helmstetter. Second Row: Mary Ann Binns, Ethel Pelissier, Pat Maclusky, Lorraine Kelley, Marie Esposito, Judy Olsen, Sue Christie. THE 1959 LENAPE Staff has sought to bring to you an account of the past year's activities. We have tried to keep the words to a minimum, at- tempting to tell the story with pictures, which help much more than words to recall the past. As the school is growing, so grow our efforts to bring to you a more complete and comprehensive annual. Preparations for this year's publication began in the Spring of 1958 and continued throughout the i958-1959 school year. The staff has put in a great deal of time and effort to present this pictorial review of the year at Watchung Hills Regional. We want to thank Tom Christie whose car made many of our advertisements possible, Jerry Mobus whose friendship with so many in Watch- ung made others possible, Chips Mathewson for 76 his camera and patience, Marty Hedden, Claudia Van Pelt, Grace Hart and Pat Delaman who typed so many hours on the Senior biographies and of course to our salesmen, the Lenape Home Room collectors who did their iob so efficiently. Our hats also are doffed in thanks to Mr. Ryan for his advice, and Mrs. Vollmer who helped us keep our finances in the black. We would like to acknowledge our gratitude to Messieurs Irving Lloyd and Joseph De Caro for the tremendous amount of time and energy they devoted to the photography. We also wish to thank Mr. Harvey Lauche of Progress Associates, our publisher, for his assistance in organizing the book. Above all we would like to extend our great- est thanks to our advisor, Miss Anita Gleicher, for her unlimited efforts on our behalf. Though! Is Painful! .,,..-nl' I ,I H What ca Rat Race! LasI Minute Rush! 3 if Me K.. n r I xx ,P f fu ' v A A Summit Conference. SPORTS ll V K .Wi 473 K y 1 G ' 31 if , S , ' -'I' , 'I Y ' 12' , Inf., .ggf f gfzla - 1, .b . A , 1., , A , - , A ' 2 , ' ' H' J Q 1 2 'V ,L,iw2'4ff,ff ii- ,f , sf , ,V -,,f,,-'f42'4,4f1w,w' f,f . A M.f4,- ,4,1w,'in r . .3 . wiff2 ',fZf31y:'f'fa?1,i1.,rf ,f ,, J ' -'Q 2y,g'?4,ff?4'W 1 f f 1 Hn' f, , ' 41414, 472,77 ,-ff,4,1f4'f-W ' 5, M ' V2:,Qff' 1: -ffrff ff -jvfwff, fff',g12,,fz.,-,,,f,gw,,,! ,yv .I V t f, K 4' ., ,7.ff44'f,:'f,f:'., Qzvfrn- , :'1:f'cfL'f.f' , 'JJ' , I Z: .z ' lf ,Q7jf'77?i j 'J 'Z' Q jf' , ,,'ff-wfmz :xi ,V ,rw n ',,: ,'Zfy,3g,faQQ,1fi-A ifi IQ. ' ,' fgg 'ynfgw' - ? ff'm,:'1 7gXf,33 '11f -ffgiiyfff7W1Q'f'ff'TIZ 'A J I ,- ,'Qff:l7'5'9f.,'ff,7, ' .. Q ,, ff?i0'4f?Wf2'v?zafQ if 'vw 'ff: ,7, w, wwpwgifgg ' ff-57 ,fwfff , g,V5,fQ,,',,',.,, 'ff ' ' ,,ff ,fr x i -L. A Cffzlff z + 'Q w .-1' if . EL Q Hg ,1 , f'f V yw s ,, A wg,-. My Q, I 'aaa fi 4404-w ',f ' ,, ' I f S.ff,:Jff' . IAQ E , ' 3' 1 YUGKZ rf .Z':2' .f ff' 'V' 93 '+.' ' ' , 3 . w 72, ,V I S.. ,,' KX lm! 1' Af l 1 M .Z ,31: IA I.. wr f 1 a. 75 L A Cheerleaders 1 Q an, ,, fr FRESHMAN SQUAD Left to right: G. Snoden C. Fenimore, R. O'Conn0r, C. Kunzunbcch, G. Giddes L. Le Compte, G. Adams G. Harrold. 80 VARSITY SQUAD E. Pelissier, G. Reynolds, J. Schaef er, P. Pepe, R. Sullivan, J. Beurds ley, B. Hershey, P. De Vault, B Rezcnko, B. Deuven, P. Davis. CAPTAIN WARRIOR MASCO-I-S Ethel Pelissfel' TWIRLING SQUAD C. Herron, C. Wolf, E. Schaedel, Twirlers MAJORETTE Evie Schaedel And there they go Row One, left to right: R. Reed, A. Yurchuk, J. Fergeson, P. Holden. W- Mikhell, D- Kin5'eY- Rvw FU'-'fi W- HUVIOCR, R Falzarano, D. Gautier, A. Greene, J. Martinez. Row Two: M. Waffenf P- WUFYSU, T- I-OFGS, D. KUZGIG, J- Behdel. Row Five Sherrif, S. Salvafo, D. Moss, J. Klinger, B. Baxier, D. Holden. R- Behfensf Manager? A- CUSPUI J' Miele, W- Peffefiif -I Row Three: F. Rossi, J. Mapes, E. Cummins, K. Nazarian, R. Cmbefif MU '099 - Row Six? C- MUHWGWSOUI MUDUQSTI R Bohm, Manager. Now these boys just gotta shape up. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov Nov 1958 FOOTBALL SEASON North Plainfield Bound Brook ..................... Bernards ...........,.,.......... Manville N. Hunterdon Regional ........,. South Plainfield ....,........ Dunellen ..... Hanover Park There's a flag on the play. Watching. Waiting. Hoping. FRESHMAN SQUAD Row One: G. Garman, S. Washington, G. Merrill, D. Spisso, T. Moody, D. Klinger. Row Two: R. Di Paola, T. Gugliano, T. Haydu, M. Diana, T. Della Ventura, D. Langmack, S. Milos. Row Three: B. Shrewsbury, F. Schiavi, K. Nuse, P. Dettleson, J. Kowalsky, R. Mahoney. Row Four: Mr. Sailer, coach: K. Yates, D. Dover, C. Bendel, R. Susser, Mr. Rosenberg, coach. I ll 1 .I nd- -mui n an-1 .- .M l.i BILL MITCHELL Tockl 6 I I 'y Tackle ff ! DICK KUZELA JOSE MARTINEZ Guard ff , DAVE KINSLEY ' w :Z Z 4 'I 1 qw K ff af ,gd . f ' I eff 2 i f I 1, L I f Q, I1 9 'C-4 If s I 4' f 1 W 'iffi JEFF BENDEL W' fp 'f Fullback 99 ,J PA?'fE?' , 51,2 , - ' H ,.,,,fu,m: F . L Av.. ,, 1 Q ..-1. 1,. -.1 ,, f n 1 ,gf V LI., A314 1 , , - '4fW4m1zgg3g4,f1 f' 225212 , ,I , 1.,ff1g,,g 1-m f, 1. fr ',, , 1ef . I, ' hx, I 5 4 ,- ii Q -' 4 yu I BILL HURLOCK End 1 631 J I ff ff, L I m KJ W? L BILL PERFETTI Center ' 1 Y-.I FRED ROSSI End JIM MIELE Hulfback 'x X PETE AL ZARANO f ,A-1 X 85x My, but doesn't he have style. Basketball VARSITY SQUAD - Row One: J. Heinfz, F. Erickson, P. Falzarano, J. Miele, J. Mobus. Row Two: E. Bieler fmanagerl, P. Ciffarelli, R. Pavao, M. Eisenbach, J. Lopas, F. Rossi, E. Mangione, C. Malhew- son Cmanagerl, Mr. Goodwin lcoachl. i l Q t f--Q., f . 1, -F? 'F' 'Z vb Watching and Learning. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan Jan. Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Somerville Manville North Hunterdon Bound Brook North Hunterdon North Plainfield Hanover Park Dunellen South Plainfield Dunellen Bernards Hunterdon Central West Morris Reg. Bound Brook Bernards South Plainfield Hunterdon Central North Plainfield Somerville Manville Home Home Away Home Home Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Away Away Away Away The advice of an old pro. - Q I l Lil There's our star C J.V. Basketball Please fellas ,,.,....,..------ 5, A. A moment of silence please. l N! 252 if ,ll JUNIOR VARSITY -- Row One: G. Dolan, Mr. Malullo lcoachl, J. Immit. Row Two: G. lhiling, J. Finnerly, J. Knox, D. Malachuk, T. Loree. 3 -.-.-QW! I-L .7 A 1 , l 1 00l1, those muscles! Come on Nancy! Such style! Girls Allilelic Association EXECUTIVE COUNCIL 1 Row One: Nancy Jensen, Treasurery Nancy O'Brien, Vice-Presidewtp Pa! Mac- Lusky, Presidenlp Marie Esposito, Secrel-ary. Row Two: Joanne Carr, Sylvia Poulin, Jo Swaefer, Ethel Pelissier, Lorraine Kelley. So where's the hall? Jump it up Debby. 1. f wwf- , V ,,,,. M, , , ., . B - ' f 4 'f 'Wim Z ' m..+.Q,+:.',S4e1auhf ' ...........w......- 'G 'ef ' , w. V ,ff...,.:f ,Af E: .V 1 1 ,NMMA N E . x U . f t - '-- -' of 'J 'l .f'lA if , 2 f' T M' 'T We f 'MA' 'Ty H -- er -- .A .MM4l.4.L' . , T?3LQ,,QQ,gQl, ,. , K ,.. wer' .guy K f ir. , 1 J l T if . J , J A 1' J V 3 Q ll r. ms-.eg .V .W li 0 Q L r in fbkgnak, V, ' I ,,.,m..4,,i ' X' --.5 V Q , . N- fff, fl f Q , W ' 'ff .fa w v 'E , 'lf 1 .,.. x ' 1 Fm T .21-1' , ana' ill' A' A ' l -v Q WRESTLING SQUAD - Row One: Mr. Blcxusfein lcoachj, W. Rom, K. Nuse, T. Hoydu, C. Javlon, B. Hclgren, T. Zambalhy. Row Two: T. Chrislle lmanagerj, J. Beckwith, J. Le Comple, C. Pradl, P. Reulher, A. Hoy, B. Dellmcn. Row Three: R. Holden, B. Boyle, R. Teese, F. Pouser, J. Mulh, W. Perfelti. Wrestling I W. ..,.., , .,,., . ' ,I U , J J 'klk 1 'W '+'Mv'-n-.- f..., . . , . k l' ' ' Are you ticklish? What a way to ma e a lvlng. MY' but your head is som 92 W.H.R.H.S. 18 8 23 18 16 5 16 55 17 17 TEAM RESULTS IN DUAL MEETS .11 , No. Hunt Reg. 31 Scotch Plains 37 TITLES Momfille 30 Fred Pauser, District 6, 168 lb. Champion. Morris Hills 34 Fred Pauser, 4th place winner, NJ State Wrestling Tourney IIZEYII1 AFTIIJOY 30 at Rutgers University, March 6, 7, 1959 uni. Central 35 Hanover Park 30 Sayreville 5 No. Plainfield 29 Hackettstown 33 3? - . ,,,' ,Q . b U W, V 4' ? lx, 'mf X I -ffi Co-captains: Fred Pauser and Roger Teese. Varsity Wrestler Wt. Beckwith, J. .... .... 1 O6 Halgren, B. .... .. 98 Reuther, P. 130 Dettman, B. .... .... 1 48 Pauser, F. ..... ..... 1 68 Holden, R. .... ..... H .W't Haydu, T. 115 Tease, R, ,, ,.... 156 Pradl, G. ..... ..... 1 23 Hay, A. .... .... I 35 Boyle, B. .. ..... 141 Perfetti, B. 177 Szombathy, T. ..... .... 1 30 LeCompte, J. .. ....... 115 Muth, J. ........ .... H wt, 167 McWade, J. .... ....... 1 O6 Nuse, K. .... .... 1 35 Baker, H. ..... .. 98 Individual Points Team Points Win Loss 23 26 6 4 4 10 2 6 9 IOI IOI 8 22 5 1 7 44 38 10 0 0 0 O 1 2 0 0 3 31 24 7 1 17 16 5 3 15 20 4 5 33 15 3 7 8 5 1 7 3 0 0 3 22 21 5 3 7 5 1 7 3 0 0 1 O 0 0 1 O 0 O 1 ri , , .Z H 'I gf ' IQ IF T .L 3 f'1 ' if T And he places . . . HUP qnd over, Jim Track Coach Goodwin at the clock. VARSITY SQUAD - Row One: C. Boxwell, E. Cummins, D. Pauser, R. Mesaros, W. Rom, B. Colie, B Apgar, Possien. Row Two: Burden, D. Parkinson, P. Warren, S. Suydam, J. Gravina, H. Merrill, G Garmen. Row Three: B. Mangione, K. Yates, R, Holden, Gardoff, J. Corbett, J. Miele, A. Cummins Row Four: J. Lopas, D. Holden, G. Laing, D. Kinsley, D. Lundell, J. Sayre, C. Malhewson, manager. 94 . e- . W ,. , -'li' -I '-I-gl? - iw-F--. H. - .- -1.--V, M- ,f-. April North Plainfield away April Penn Relays away May Manville home Maq Newark B. Ed. Meet away May Somerville home May Bernards away May Dunellen home May County Meet away May North Arlington away May County Relay away May Central Jersey away June State Meet away M, ls this the way we got our points? He flies through the alr with the greatest of 6056. Reaching for the sky. sk'mm '9 along J. V. is - Row One: Smith, Washington, Spisso, De Goss, Dolan, Finnerty. Row Two: Cogswell, Mungle, Meuring, Walkin, Klinger, Beckwith. Row Three: lhling, Marsh, Salvato, Warren, Gomez, Coach Griswold. April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May May June June 96 North Hunterdon Somerville Bernards North Plainfield Piscataway South Plainfield Manville North Plainfield Bound Brook Westfield North Hunterdon Rahway Bernards Manville Madison Piscotaway Bound Brook Somerville South Plainfield away home home home home away away away home home home home away home home away away away home Call it fair VARSITY - Row One: B. Castronovo J. Mohus, A. Miles, F. Eriksen, M. lmmit Mr. Matullo, coach. Row Two: E. Hewitt B. Perfetti, M. Eisenbach, D. Schmidt, P Ciffarelli. Row Three: D. Kuzelc, S. Kohl P. Falzarano, F. Rossi, E. Bieler, man- ager. Absent: D. Miller. mn., 'W' VV eooggoeooooooooooo Sponsors 81 Potrons .ggfiteittfiitlliiiit 97 30:i6:36Q:1964:6666066 STIRLING FLORISTS Flowers For All Gccasions Valley Road, Stirling ISOLANTITE MANUFACTURING CORP. Stirling, New Iersey Mr. and Mrs. Moe Gleicher Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C'Brien Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Whitehouse Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kinaszczuk Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wojnar Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Wojnar Commerciaf .gjiaondorfi THE BRYSON AGENCY Insurance - Real Estate Gillette, New Iersey AL MONTE ACCORDION STUDIO Union Street, Stirling .QOOIIJOPJ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roos Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Heuring William Dehley Cee and Vee Alice F. Martin Police Chief Ralph Barret Mr. and Mrs. Camillo Epstein A Friend Mr. and Mrs, Harry P. Beldon Mr. and Mrs. George Gates Mr. and Mrs. Dan Salvato Anvil lron Works Suburban Radio and Television Compliments of Safety Sam Mr. and Mrs. George A. Mathewson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wirtz Mr. and Mrs. Z. Kowalsky Mr. and Mrs. George F. Nahodyl Dr. and Mrs. Charles Moore Mr. and Mrs. Howard MacLusky Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Binns Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Osmon Mr. and Mrs. Louis Esposito Mrs. Anne Eisenbeigler 3993666641-6093099133 98 3 :Ci CL -C1 3 111 13 3 Office: Plainfield 4-7887 Res. Pl.c1infield 5-4778 OBORNE MACHINE COMPANY Specializing in Automatic Screw Machine Work - GENERAL MACHINING - STIRLING ROAD WARREN TOWNSHIP PLAINFIELD, N. I. Plainfield 5-5357 COMIVIUNITY SERVICE CENTER lOSEPl-l ZIMBARDO - SANTO TONY ZIMBARDO Auto Repairs - Road Service Bcctferies - Tires - Tubes G Accessories STIRLING ROAD WARREN TOWNSHIP, N. I. Plainfield 4-0594 THORP'S VALLEY MARKET Prime Meats Groceries - Frosted Foods MOUNTAIN BOULEVARD WARREN TOWNSHIP 94: 3 3 C1 ff: :CL 11 13 3 Phone Mlllinqton 7-0205 THE BROOK RESTAURANT Prompt Service - Fine Foods PARTIES - LUNCHEONS - DINNERS VALLEY ROAD STIRLING. N. I. Mlllinqfon 7-0028 MAC PODBER, Prop. DEW DROP GARAGE Esso Gas Station VALLEY ROAD AND PLAINFIELD ROAD STIRLING. N. I. ELliot 6-9113 PLcxinfield 5-9222 DAN SALVATO Distributor of Farmers 8 Consumers Dairy Products ROUND TOP ROAD WARREN TOWNSHIP PLAINFIELD, N. I. Herts Off to THE ANIMAL CAGE Icmdiriendsl Zoo Keeper Gleicher, Room 25 C-Clitttetfb-41069096661 99 Qoooooesetooieoott C1rc1e 5-4308 - 4309 Factory: Stirling, N. I. MORRIS KLINGER ELECTRO-SEAL Watch Crystal Co. 43 W. 47lh STREET NEW YORK 36, N. Y. LfOGi.Q PEDEFLOUS KXQQZU Plainfield 6-8099 ARTHUR H. WALTER LIOGXQ Plumbing - Heating 979 SOMERSET STREET WATCHUNG, N. I. PETERSEN MARKET LONG HILL ROAD MILLINGTON N. I. MI11inqton 7-1011 I OSEPH CIFARELLI - Auto Repairs - STIRLING, N. I. If it is Fuel Oil or Kerosene and of Quality and Service You Want the Best just Call: S . L o P R E S T I M111inqton 7-0492 COMPLIMENTS OF HUSTON LUMBER :S SUPPLY CO., INC. SOMERSET STREET COR. INTERHAVEN AVENUE NORTH PLAINFIELD, N. I. PLc1ir1fie1d 5-8546 BILL KIME, Proprietor WATCHUNG SERVICE CENTER General Auto Repairs - Accessories Esso G S1nc1crir Gus G Oil SOMERSET srnzsr WATCHUNG, N. 1. t4fg,4,4,Q:99a00066-3093 3r99C1806069006C12C1006 Day: EL1ioI 6-9813 Night: EL1iot 6-4651 RICHARDS GARAGE IOHN KELTY, Prop. MORNING GLORY ROAD BOUND BROOK. N. I. ELliot 6-3229 H. LEHMAN AUTO BODY. INC. Body QQ: Fender Work General Repairs - TOWING - WASHINGTON VALLEY ROAD MARTINSVILLE. N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF THE BLINKER INN MI11ington 7-2295 R. C. MILLER, INC. - Electronics - RADIO, TELEVISION, I-II-FI Sczles and Service MAIN AVENUE CORNER ESSEX STREET STIRLING, N. I. BURIN DA 6. BARDELLI Heating Contractors OIL BURNER SALES G SERVICE Phone Mlllinqion 7-1789 COMPLIMENTS OF PETRELLA BROTHERS INC LIDGXJ THE KING GEORGE INN LIDGXJ MT. BETHEL. NEW IERSEY PLAINFIELD. N. I. PLcxinfie1d 4-9294 - Plainfield 6-9771 WATCHUNG PHARMACY 985 SOMERSET STREET WATCHUNG. N. I. 3:04:66ri6C1i660666006 Gttoeeifeaoeoeooott BEST WISI-IES TO CLASS OF '59 RIDGE PHARMACY or s'rmL1NG Mlllington 7-0570 STIRLING DEPT. STORE iIAKE'Sl Ladyas, Menas, Children's Wearing Apparel Biggest 61 Most Complete Dept. Store In Passaic Township MAIN STREET STIRLING, N. I. Elliot 6-1570, ELliot 6-2254, ELliot 6-3828 HARRY E. MUNDY 61 SONS Dealer in Livestock and all Kinds of Dressed Meats Pigs on Hand at all Times Freezer Supplier WASHINGTON VALLEY ROAD SPRING DALE, N. I. P.O. R.D. 1, BOUND BROOK, N. I. Phone Mlllington 7-1124 or 0886 SUTTON'S ANTIQUE EXCHANGE CMARGE and EDl Open I0 A.M. to 4 P.M. Except Sunday QS Monday Center of MILLINGTON. N. I. WATCHUN G PASTRY 5: DELICATESSEN WATCHUNG, N. I. A. PARKER, Prop. Day or Night: Mlllington 7-0056 PASSAIC VALLEY OIL 6. SUPPLY Uil Burner Sales and Service PLUMBING and HEATING Gas, Electric Water Heater Installations VALLEY ROAD STIRLING, -N. I. GARDEN STATE KENNELS CQNGRATULATIONS TO THE Bathing and Trimming Class of ,59 Obedience Training - Show Handling Puppies on Request THERMOPLASTICS giirtrbfiiiiiiiiffliii-9-C::3-Q -3611-961i996:?41Q66066i EL1iot 6-4933 ELliot 6-4331 Compliments oi WOINAR BROS. Excavating Contractors in Warren Township and Bound Brook FLOWERS Gwgg Phone Plainfield 5-8575 jfniidif hrlll comm WARRENVILLE FLORIST R.l .D. 2. WASHINGTON VALLEY ROAD WARRENVILLE. N. L THERMIONIC PRODUCTS COMPANY 76 INTERHAVEN AVENUE NORTH PLAINFIELD. N. L Tel. - PLcxinfie1d 4-7616 Mlllinqton 7-0404 Mlllinqton 7-0598 TEXACO MID-TOWN SERVICE Division of MID-TOWN AUTO SERVICE For Service that Satisfiesv IOSEPH A. TRUPPI, Proprietor Valley Road Stirling, N. I. PLc1iniielcl 5-0337 R 6. M - ARBOR CLEANERS Pick-up and Delivery 975 UPPER SOMERSET STREET WATCHUNG, N. I. Mlllinqton 7-0531 IOSEPH B. DORSI Lawn and Garden Equipment Power Mowers - Garden Tractors - Sczles cmd Service - VALLEY ROAD STIRLING, NEW IERSEY qogaggoooooeoooooo ,Tf:iil,::.::.:.::.fi:i:.::i,::.1:.13 BURROUGHS CORPORATION Mt. Bethel Road Warren Tovnmship Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1959 LIDGXJ ALTAR ROSARY SOCIETY and HOLY NAME SOCIETY of Our Lady of the Mount Church Mt. Bethel Q Millington 7-0416 STIRLING SUNOCO SERVICE Auto Repairing Parts and Accessories W. I. ZIEGELMEIER, Prop. Stirling. N. I. Plainfield 6-3708 E112 fjgizxnu 05111131 Pianos and Organs - Sales and Service - JOSEPH A. GRAVINA, R.T.G. 519 Terrill Road Plainfield. N. I 323313313111 ooeooeoogg 104 300011000 Ifrrfrlllrrfllrilrrfrl CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OE '59 Eenrqe A. Mathewsnn Company Tel. Night: M1111r1qton 7-0018 Mlllinqton 7-0271 7-0019 7-06811 - 7-1447 A. D. 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