Baldwin High School - Nexus Yearbook (Baldwin, NY)
- Class of 1953
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'E' Y 'r VII er 2' .ix 1 9 K oe Li, f ' Jil , 3.59. 'ti '- ' L 553' ie. ,L Q U., 51' f L , , 2 5 sas.-i.., s .,g,,, f v I' - I-lb. af ,.:,, VI ' ffm Ea,-' 1, :4 Q , 1U 4, A K .. g.. ' ? 1 f-54g im 'F fm W . 'f' .2 Spf 4 N A,,M,.M :F-xt ' :Liv eq- v M4 -. ' ,A ,s -.n Sl . K iff A ,we 1 jvc jgggjf- .J ' 61. 'B ' , , , - , , I, . 7' , QA, 1 - SVG: .h , f-, f A , ,. 'P - Q L1 ,-' 1 il LJ -1 K' I Qg I ff ,Y .K , Class oi '55 Q X X J, , fu g , Q EXUS 9 IT'S IN THE CARDS By the Class of '53 Baldwin High School Baldwin, L.I., N.Y. June, 1953 V v , , ,. ' 'MIKV ff 47-L f f,x.a,.aR mu, Q TRU 6-J ' Ei X For her unceasing efforts and tireless giving, we dedicate this book to Miss Gail M. Melrose. Since her arrival at Baldwin in 1929, she played a major role in guidance ' ' ' bl . Shocked at her sudden death, the where her friendliness and ability were lnvalua e d 'll never forget her generous aid in time of trouble or need. faculty and student bo y Wl The memory of the little woman with the big brief case will always remain part of B.H.S. 1 3 3 its Q 1 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty ....................................... Pages 4-15 Activities ............. Pages 16-35 1 Athletics ............. Pages 36-59 , Umlerclass Illc H ll ............. Pages 60-67 Seniors ........................ .............. 1 'ages 68-128 'wt--T ...--un-us-...-.... .-..--. - W-...H ....,.. 'HI i I Q V it l A 1 5. 5 g' . . If ' 4 ' 2 ff v All roads lead to the library might well , o O be the theme of a modern high school such X as BHS. It seemed appropriate therefore to pattern our year book after a library. Ac- cordingly we've set a route for you to fol- low and obtained a very fashionable guide to lead you through the halls of knowledge. Follow our book worm through the new editions and old favorites. If you get 1 . library as he introduces you to many books, lost, just thumb through the card catalogue .Lexx 1 , ' to find the information you are seeking. As 2 you pass through the various sections, browse through a few volumes. When you reach the end of the tour, youlll find an I empty shelf, since the books and the knowl- B edge they contained are now in circulation in the minds of the class of '53, ,.. 1 g 'U '1 . V s W I, 4 -. 1, . W 5 ' ,J V ill!! .,,'a4'lg:l'.. hr, .-14952, 'z -nj' ' . I llllllll A-V 4 5 Q .1 ip 1, R -S E!!! v Vleaaf,-1 'Ka E. ti Vina' lj, THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE By T Y Eh li h 2 4 yi gfw E NA I'9 if-'ff Q ' 'rr xx sh, Um 3 E' . B 1 ve O 1 '-L 7 .S U X -.1- 'hai Tuff stuff. then- equntiul FACULTY SECTION Page ......... ..........................Board of Education Page 6 ........ .... ..............Administration Pages 7-14.............. ........ .... ..... ....... ........Faculty Page 15 ......... Custodians, Office. Cafeteria and Clinical Staffs X THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE Tony Ehrlich 4. 'J ,n, 1' . N 'BY' f MRWFY 2?Z 5ZiI'?.lrJ 'iran-.. Dr. Ducker BOARD GF EDUCATIO M 7' The unsung heroes of the Baldwin Public School System How many times have you seen Bored of Edu- cationu written on a studentis text book? Plenty, we'll bet. But, have you ever thought much about the real Board of Education? Few students are aware of the debt they owe to the Baldwin Board of Education. Members of the Board give time and energy toward recognizing and solving many of our problems, and are the final authority in all important matters concerning the Baldwin schools and their students. The board has only one regularly-scheduled meeting a month, but actually they meet about six nights a month in order to get their work done. Members are elected for a term of three years and receive no pay at all for their services. The regular monthly meeting is divided into two parts, the first dealing with business. Members hear and discuss reports from the superintendent of con- struction and the Treasurer. After this, the board deals with the hiring of new teachers, their salaries, and working conditions. Next on the agenda is the budget, which must be carefully and exactly planned. Appropriations must bc made to the building fund, teachers' salaries, maintenance of schools, and nu- merous other expenditures. Even then their work may not be over, for the bigger appropriations must be approved by the taxpayers. Before the Board makes certain decisions, they try to get the views of various groups - the Chamber of Commerce, Home and School Organizations, the Parent-Teach ers Associations. Kiwanis, and others. The second part of the meeting deals with any improvements or suggestions which can be made in school policy. Policy has to do with the Board's goal, which is to make the student a better citizen. The Board tries to make the public aware of its aims, as public co-operation is necessary before they can hope to achieve their goal. 1 Members of the Board are: James H. Ferns. Presi- dentg Leonard Vielbig, Vice-President: Ralph P. Morgan, Vice-President, Vfaldo R. Dollard, and Franklin Bear. DMI TR T10 -M: -: i -0 yo 1 4-. - . 4- -4.-V me -ur. The three guide-posts of our high school life. Dear Seniors: Each one of you has come to the close of a period of time extending over twelve years of your lives in which you had the cherished opportunity of ac- quiring knowledge through study and instruction. lluring that learning process you were privileged to become acquainted with many books in the fields of history. literature and science. I assume that most of you have enjoyed many fruitful hours in our high school library. You had the advantages offered in our democratic nation, free access to books of all kinds in all these spheres of knowledge. as well as contact with teachers who taught you how to use this lvook learning wisely. Moreover. not only did you collect facts and dates and statistics. but at the same timc. let us hope. through your association with one another and your teachers. you gained an understanding of the true yalue of a sound and basic education. lfducation isa system of study and discipline that must not stop at the close of your high school career. Surely' learning does not cease upon graduation. You must continue to educate yourself. whether you are planning further formal schooling or not. Through the years up to now you have had most Mr. Thayer of the big decisions made for you. Now your suc- cess and failures are in your own hands. You must accept responsibility for yourselves and your own lives. You must trust your basic training and realize the necessity for self-discipline. Through further study you will prepare yourselves for the right kind of living. l should like to suggest that you avail yourselves of the facilities of public libraries where there is boundless material on any subject. Keep the book of knowledge open. You have completed only a few chapters in it and there are many more if you take advantage of the vast store of information at your command. Continued concentration on growth and progress in learning should contribute in a large measure to your happiness and welfare. May' I wish you success and satisfying rewards in your future endeavors. Sincerely, I Gerald E. Thayer Principal , fl if f S fr 7.1! f, ,f l ll .Y ' A A' , ,ffl ACM Al la 'I ,Qu-A-,,. is -1 S, ,f --M Q.--, ' I l ll i ll Ill I f l ' I Ill l1 ll All . I l ll l Mrs. Anne Bohlmann Miss Bernice Bohlmann Miss Evelyn Bond Mrs. Margaret Breslin Language Citizenship Education, Mathematics Language El Camino Real Dep't. Head Divide and Rulen g'Fatherland', A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court - V fv ag as ' : 1.1 0 pf. Jas- ass' R X V o.aAw up 'l ive ' to 2 -'17 X 4 '76 Lg? ff-1 'l 5 Fahd ' nllllh .-a:::: d44f-4-Fai 'zfnflyjk A 1 :avi cl . asv! -gg-A 1 v-L--Lggu ig - L -- l Ml-5, Lena Brindley Mrs. Emma Brown Miss Ethel Close Mr. George Craig Mathematics Mathematics Librarian Physical Education, Adventures in And Cladly Teach Advenluring With Dep't. Head Friendship Books Touchdown Glory .f wi ,W , .rfli -'Inj till 'Z 41' in Ill . I If I. Xl -ll 'lk L A, R LLM X L-- 1 7 , ' r' f ,fl fi' f I f' 4 I I. A I. AJ' .'l X f I 1' ' .QM--0, QL- f- - .L lf XI- -I 1 1-7 XN Mim Milalri-cl lfurrin- 'Nliw Rem- lla- Mun-u Mr. Rohn-rl Di-vvr Mr. l runcis Uiskin l,unpuuigv. llvlfl llwul lfilizvnship h'clm'uliun Mulha'mnli4's lfilizvnxhip Ellurulion l.:l Y lllil lu Sin-no 'l'Iu- l i've-almii nf Ninn uNi1lllll'llllllil'S for Ilia' War mul l,K'1l1'l'N Millions ii 5 .Y 'la' f 3 1 H il 1 Z X!! xo P. 1 4 3 fr, 8 1 , 5 ,rf ' Q- ' - mm :ANIIII p 'xss -1' I I . . i. -- i'f'z1 . 4! li. - L :elif-Q L L ...D W Mr. George Drewln-r Miss Uoris Enfign Mihs Katherine Eskildsen Miss Hnmeniziry FIKIHXIKZIII Business Business Citizenship Educ-ation Citizenship Eflumlion Age of Big Businm-as Words into Type Hound the World in Wonders of the i'2lHl Thirty llayi' , ,-1' .ff I .Ip ln' jillllf . ,, , ' U X .lift lid! fx .i al 4 it M - i ra -KR A-W F 6 N ' i ' ' i . I ' I 7 7 ' ' -- 1 r f s ,.,v ' if' . 7' i fy 3' Q D 'V X ' .155 I 'i 'Q'-, I x fi I A Y xg Z H I Sig V- my 1,1 1 f fl fl 1 'I If 'll I I,- If ji I' I i 4 1 ,X ' i I I ii i l Miss Christa Fulton Miss Ruth Gilbert Miss Helen Gould English Art, Dep't. Head Health How to Win Friends and Paintbox Summer Little Women Influence People Mrs. Hazel Crotz English As You Like It ' 15:5 3' a Z?'3Z'2'f'J,5 857 4 O L. CA, n x no 2 ' so L2 :-I-7 X Z qs 54 vu4oi-5y - ,A '1 e ,ub.d...z - , ,, .au,u.,4..i. , avi fp 452: .mE.r-.we - '-f .- -W -,---1::. .g r1 -l- l Mrs. Gladys Cuile Mrs. Helen Haslam Mr. Joel Hillman Mr. Paul Hirni English Health Citizenship Education Science, Delft. Head Wfriting for Young 'iSo Wonderful in White The Huvksters' Captain from Castile People ,rf I ' A . . l , '. 4, .Inf 'HU JJ! I riff kisses- - ' H -- ' ix A gk A-F, I ii I , ' X ' ,A ,ss 1' l I f 1' .L l 121 - l N l If i li. xlX M as l t 9 M 1' If u N' 4 J' ,NH X 4 ,I I 'Ii I 'i f' ' rsh.-,,, V , Q- -7 LR ,Z I 5 N S----I Ml N rl I Ulf I T- Fl ' N . J 1' -Q .. I ' Mr. lltlylllllllll llywnn-n Mrs. Mnrgznrn-t ,lumr Mir.: l run4'e's Ka-nt Mrs. Louise Killiride llrim-rs Training llama' I2'l'0IIOIHlt'N, lfilizf-nship liillllflllltlll English Youth ut lln- XX In-rl lJvp'l. llwul nlllulwt- ul' llimrryu All the Ships ut Sen 'l'lu- Way to an Munk lla-nrt ll , f ff? .:' 'I 1 4 3 ,fx 8 'l . 5 faq? ,. . v 5 !uQi',,'b.s ' -+-2 35555 4 an 1 A Q 4 :Lf Mr. Martin Kilrommons Miss Ethel Kloberg Miss Hilda Le lfuivre Mr. C. M. Leonard Health Physiml Education Music, Dep'I. Head Mathemulirs Little Men The Little Colonel America Sings Money Mun .-1' pd if ffw f 'i Q I 5 ' L If 'lil' lull L, ,ru S S4 Si' I 10 l 4 I fl If K pf ki- 4 X?---M X I I I-I I ,ffl f ' fi, , fl if , 1.11, I f I , A1 IMI I III II I I 'III I I I T ,I I l ' I II Ill I I I E I' , Q, E II Mr. Anthony Lombardo Mrs. Doris MavLaury Miss Marjorie McConnell Mr. Arthur McKibbin Science English Science English The Way Things Are Revealment of Hamlet 'IAlice in Wonderland Innocent Merriment' lo. . as-J 36-5 H-44-?wmuJ: 1.1 Q pf. Jas- ass R 1 857 L Oahu uf. 1 'I a ,,, 4 51 4, 5 A-vista: ? A I ,, , 1 'ravi ffl 4 - '-' A.-31:4 -,-+11::.-1. up flq i-' - , . I Mr. Raymond Mihnn Mr. Meyer Millman Mr. Saul Mines Mr. Eugene North Citizenship Education Business 5Ciel1t'e Music How to Play NA Dollar a Share nKing Solomon's Mines The Unheard Music Championship Tennis ffl' . id f . , W if 1 Ili 1' ,xt .lin Ill' , I xx z , , xxss - - , - ,-iff ' I I I I . I X I I I .:- 4: II If I I- x I f I II I If E I S I I I ,I 'I I ' I , 5 II I I ,, 22-I I I e if y I L35 I I ll f J, !,,,,A -WI1.. f if .V 1' x ' r ff AS I IJ 1 ,' -,Lf . , ,r is-- ,, M ,If X .ab-I r Yi 1 r, ,. ful 1:5 ' i 1 '. Arllmr Ole-vnia-k Mr. ,lzuuva 0'Na-ill Miss Eva-lyn Page- Mrs. Alive Prcndvrgust lnrriguurgv lmlmlriul flrls Mulhmnulivs English 'I'rim'n- of I'ni- lL0ing l'l:u-e-- 'l'uni1- for Our Tinu- Nose for News X f n n 1 Z XX! go 2. I ,X 8 f f5' 'f ff ' llllll . gggnucqluasu K 5- Eitzff! 1- 41. .43 w Mr. John Rllllfillilill Mr. Ezra Reed Mr. Frank Reilly Mr. Edward R15ifliM'il Assixlanl Principal i11llf,l9flNllil'S. Dejfi. Head English l'l1ysif'ul Ellllfllfiflllr Mun for Ihr Ages Cooking for Boys und Luck of the Irish Turzan,' Girls .rf 9 -' In JM ,iff J 111' , ,471 'Lp 'ju fy ,ln .llx V, ' -H K X if ' I N I swf X ,XXX f 1' Lx' ' 111' .A f 1 V4 I , ,f J' - Il 1 f, JI liz! 1 1 I I W F lf, I 4 1 1 ,I 1 Xi 'X X KKK--4 2 pn, a V I 1 ,I y 49 ... Q- -c y ' i N , , Z 'I 1, 5 I 1 I ,Z Y Miss Elna Hiker Mr. Elmer Ruhnke Mr. William Sawyers Miss Eleanor Schaller English Citizenship Education Science Business The Key to Your 'gMen Can Take lf' g'Microbe Hunters Lively Lady Personality 10- - v.,.' 355' ' i 1.1 o Rf- JJ5' 335' xl Oaakvu dp. ,Ji L: g cop? 4 9 45 wgff- .,.. 61 4, 0 ew f - l ' f :wir fo ' ialgevewff - ' P 7.1 -'77 1 jgffzszd .g - -.. -l Miss Alice Schilling Mr. Alfred Svhimmel Mrs. Edna St-hoepperle Miss Leola Seyb English, Delft. Heml English Librarian Home Economics Wfhe Best Years of Curtain Going Up Reader's Guide to g'Come and Get ll' Our Lives Periodical Literature ,ff . rw , , ff ,Ill fl!! 'I 1' l 1440 'ff fill , MQ llli ' -if , fd , E xNxXih4 ff . v I sy '-F,-ri' Q pl! f L, I X Il Q W g , I 4' f I r I I W 1 A I ' 13 - I - I I ' 1' ,I-' 1 , 1 f A I ,V 4 ' . , 1' gg A .I 1 ,I R-Q-A-Q, i lf X .IZ X -, , Mr. Sitlm-y Simon Mr. llharlvf- Spratt Mr. Edward Staucltc Mrs. Laura Strnder lfnglixh lfusim-ss, Ilvlft. lleml Science Art 'l'ln- lfztrtm-r 'l'aln-R a Strictly llttaittt-M Sub Treasury of Create Something Wilt- American Humor w f f n 1 X P. X XX 494 I ,- - 8 'l . 5 ,Q ,- gf ,, I I ' gpuun,,d,' .-... I Q .. 31. 1413- ' Eihff! L .L H .-If u Mr. Leland Siseezy Mr. Morton Thau Mrs. Grace Wheeler Mr. Ray Zoellner Industrial :irtx Recreation Supervisor Physical Education English Varsity Letter All American 'KMiss America Purple Pirnten .fl ful I 1111, iff . I , F11 ppl ' flllgx .Ill till Nan 1 -g- 1 X F Y- I 't . l I Lg, f sf 1 l Q7 5 ll. 9 S 53 .. 7 . I4 -- -we , A . .,,, .,. , , .. gk 'lil' IV. 1, V , ' . V , nf Z WV! ' f f 'ir' T' ' ' , CAFETERIA STAFF ,MQW U ! L f' CLINIC STAFF SECRETARIAL STAFF CUSTODIANS I s X4 F! -,,x ' 14 A if ' tznsikgf 13 5' ww. W ,W ' f s L L' 1 x , ... WWHJ '7 we Uv - ,,.,.,...- ROBERT'S RULES OF ORDER By Peg Horwitz BULLETIN' 0 ' 1 gave-H ...nv- .Hu- ..K -.f ..- 4... 1 047 IQ' I 3 'imma npa1-x..-,-..-,..,-, ,. . -W , J,- m .' .. ,, ..', il Q..-' W , Q l R -Q R 1 63' :S ' Q .5 ,I : . . 'Q R I Q? Q 2 1 ,K ' 1 Y Ike Q Ig 'w 1 'A 1f '.1175,,,N :!2.'f'xs.Z!24rH5ElPE1l3i. ff.-44 HG OR OCIETY In usual order: R. Peterson, E. Voltz, R. Swift, R. E. Foster, M. Freese, E. Mower, J. Banker, J. W'alsh, Margiloff, E. Freeman, S. Whitney, C. Wanamaker, A. Mott, ll. W'olf, R. Carey, P. Stoeky, J. Slattery, J. J. Logan, A. Kahl, M. Grady, P. Cirault, B. Everest, Kovel, W. Hambrecht, R. Kunze, W. Eckert, R. Ehl- A. Langhauser, K. Dcngler, S. Craig, C. Armbruster, ers, J. Potaschnik, R. Kaplan. ln carrying out their program this year. the members f f , ,. '- of the Honor Society displayed spirit that was a com- . bination of the basic principles of the society: scholar- ' ship. character, leadership. and service. These words ' A ' ff V made a deep impression on the eleven outstanding mem- ' 1 Q , bers of the Class of 53 as they were inducted into the v ' National Honor Society at their annual banquet in June, C 1952- 5-fi ' ' The group elected Elaine Freeman as President for the A ! A ' - 1952-1953 session. To assist her, Shirley Whitney was - I chosen as Vice-Presidentg Carol Wanarnaker, Secretaryg y if Q 5' A and Robert Margiloff, Treasurer. On November 25. 1952. twenty-three Seniors were in- i' ,I n,' . 'V V ducted at a memorable candlelight ceremony. , A 3 fi 1 The Honor Society chose several different ways of 1 ., ,,-i Q V' raising money for the Mary C. Fuller Scholarship Fund. 3 , - ' i Q Q During the football season. it sponsored the sale of crew ' ' '-', H i- ' caps and scarves. and in March. a successful cake sale ' ' i' was held. The members revised their constitution bv adapting an amendment which provides that only stu- dents in the top quarter. rather than the highest third of CC 99 their class. are eligible for membership. he Crea! Traa'1'l1'on 17 General Urganization The GO. has done a great deal for the school this past year. School spirit was promoted by means of pep ralliesg enter- taining exchange assemblies were plannedg buses were pro- vided for G. O. members to away football gamesg and, in support of the athletic program, the boys' insurance was paid. The G. O. also lent money to other organizations. held a dance, and conducted elections in the Spring. The greatest undertaking of the year was the sale of stu- dent activity tickets in the fall. There was a marked increase E W , L L. r ' ,bf t ,, L ni 4 w um n I' Burg:-ll. ll. Vinknvy. ll. lie-nclvr. S. Turner, R. Swift. H. U r e an un. ll. Eu-H-st. J. Done-lon. J. Logan, E. Foster, P. Frirkv, o nn JI V llmlgn--. D. lilll!'hl'lll'I'. T. Ynhv. D. Mahoney, Mr. J. 0'N4-ill. 18 -x-P TONE , an . 5r:zreHTNE5S Cowrmsr Baldwin's own Continental, Bob De Fnccio, recites love lyrics, while two twirlers, Marie Gresalfi and Dot Menrisky do what comes naturally under the supervision of G. 0. advisor James 0'Neill. of 201 tickets sold over last year, as registered hy the rising thermometers which were placed in each homeroom. The sale of these tickets was led hy President Don Comhs and Vice- President ,lim Dougherty. Reductions in the price of the tickets were given to those participating in certain sports or activities. Another hig joh the Student Council tackled was to revise the constitution. The constitution now is completely up to date, including the exact duties, purposes and functions of this vital organization. The Student Council purchased an adding machine, type- writer, mimeographing machine, and a movie camera. These machines make the organization self-sustaining and may he used hy airy class or other organizations. We are grateful not only to the President and Vice-Presr dent, hut also to Secretary Pat Burgett and Treasurer Ritter Smith, who, with the four representatives from each class who compose the group, made this year's G. O. a success hy henc- fitting the student hody in every way possible. The memhers of this organization feel that they could not have reached their goals if it hadn't heen for the advice and aid of their advisor, Mr. James O'Neill. 19 BALDWIN HIE SCHOOL fl C10 Katt' Go-A , 1 . -ar., 1 741614, f,'. p- in an-Jngl I' . 'si I I I Junk 32 3: 30 ,-37 34, Q5 24 25 2- , o ra iv is is -'1 -1 ,O 9 B 7 L .5 .5 2 i n ww. . 1 ' ,LQKF 0 X l l r 1 ' 1 r 1 ' 4 'l Sonia-thing ni'w has ht-1-n znltlt-rl 1-oulml wt-ll lmvt- vost. 'l'hv liounvil gzxvi- Youth A1-livitivs vurtls to tht- ln-vn Iln- lhvnn- ol lln' nvn Youth Count-il NN'llit'll Nlllfll'lll5. 'liln-sv wvra- tht- only x'm'tp1il't'll11'l1t for ntl- wats din-4-tt-tt ln llziltlninis nt-is ri-t'r4'zxtion lt'zul4'l', nnssion to lln- opvn honsvs. Mr. Morton ilillilll. 'l'ln- Cfonnvil xsorlu-tl hgtrtl in Althongli tht- opt-n houst-s se-4-:mul to lu- tht- IIIUSI IllillxiIl'L1lll4'lllilllY infornizil girl-log1'tlH'rs:tsllf't'f'ss. popular with tht- stnclt-nts, tln- llounvil has also Tin- fi.-,Q .if ill.-to Nl, In-ltl at l,e-nox Svhool 1llil1'l' sponsort-tl llllfll-Illllfill lizinke-Ilmll QLZIIIIPS which wvro an footlmll gannv. Not only tlitl tht-5 proxitlf- for rw- plilwfl on Sillllfilily' mornings. rvation aaltvr gzliiivs. hut illsu on snlm-rpn-nt nights. Ihr- Xouth f,t'ntt'r's unflvrtook il vvry inlportzlnt l':irl of tht' ncis progzrznn invluflt-rl il inovir' llllfl 11 prolilr-in untl zu'l1n'w-tl Slll'l'1'SS in partially Vlllltlllff- clannw- night. .N nt-ss 4-xp:-riins-nt. a sport night. was lllfl lllilt wt-ll known clit-In-, opt-n sororityf, 1'on4lut'tt'tl. vonsisting of a vo-val vollvyliull gznnr-, ping-pong. squart' tlarwirig. antl sovial llllllflllg. No lcv was t'l1arg:vtl for any of the activitics tht- 'aft'- Counril sponsorvcl anal ewll the cokt- was solcl at U' ' o Qii,9g'o i 4 X 521 1 3: il V .y V- , 5-f H91 A A .JU ln IINIIJI or4le-r: W. lllrin-r. J. Wlrxnlilr. H. llllllurh. D. finnllws, Cf WI. lfrre-w. ,l. Flrllmnn. l'. Mullin-r. J. llurrow-. J. Polusrhnik. ' I U- lf XX. llotlga-N. R. Wlnrgiloff. U A 20 X0 . V- Ka . gpg' Y-We 'xglb Y--Y' 902 G 2507508 Putting the paper to bed in June provided a de- served pause in the busy lives of BHS journalists and time to look back on twelve newspacked issues of the Golden Wave. Although at times during the year the editors threatened to leave space for doodling if reporters didn't hand in stories, the f Ns X SHE' GGLDE WAV cvfl' The job of turning a group of green reporters into professional journalists was successfully ac- complished by Mrs. Laurence Prendergast, the ad- visor. Veteran photographer Howard Tuwiner was joined by Robert Schwab and Paul La Rocque in working for picture perfection. The discovery of Helen Johnson and Evelyn Kissinger to join the long line of successful WAVE, cartoonists filled the last gap in the staff line-up. ln the spring several members of the Journalism Class attended the Columbia Scholastic Press Con- news-gatherers came through with their articles and averted the utragedyf, vention and afterwards, toured the HHerald Trib- une building. Q .ax l ' D ft. ' ' xg ytyyr , ,iya f . lm X ' f e In usual order: M. Peterson, M. Hildebrandt, N. Fretheim, A. Aronson P. Cowan, B. Fisher, E. Varela, E. Kreimeier, C. Bart, S. Steinberg gc J ' 79 D. Van Pelt, P. Kalos, P. Fricke. C. Molinet, J. Pcarlstein, R. Englert M. Geiss, C. Morse, E. Collins, J. Kopf. 21 9 9 1 X . 'El IA QUE i lf. Hilfe-rly. N. l.llHl4'l'lllZlIl. P. lfgun, ff. xl0l'5l', ll. Wblf, J. N1-hon, J. Smilh, I.. Simon, Nl. Ilnrowilz. ll. ll:-l'ln-l'grr. IC. Mowvr. J. Brown, A. llon-nln-l'g. K. Hurling, M. Rollin-y, Hr. A. sfllillllllfl, U. Uuvnllrr, J. Saga-rnmn. if.. 4. V' EW Mm .Xrv Likv Firm-l-mars. 'if yuu mix. mm. van lw Said that the supporting rfawt was an excel- you can calvin ulmlln-1 'f rang a lwll ami fur-wi xwll lvm :men with il vrilim .11 .1L1dim-:uw at lln- pcrfwzummv lwwvzn- Hr. .Xlfrn-cl Sf-hinnmfl. din-vlor of plays and ad- tml lay lhv Svlliul' XIJNAIUI' lm-rxmlwlx in Il-ffr'11.1ry. xlwr lu lhv Masque-. mlvsc-rw-5 much frvdit fur lhc 'Hn' 1'-'flwxmw uf Ulm-' .ith-miilmg pam-ll Hut llw Nl11'l'l'N5Kri-llll' Lil!IlULil play. ,mlm up 11l'nY1ill'lX .1 -L1-I-'Milli .lf?.iif. 'Hn' ftvllur Tln- ilu-fpiuns m-rv ably lf-fi this yvar by janv! xml.-5 xwrv xwil h.U1lHl'Ii lm NJ-lzui l.11Ntv1'mg1n. Hur- X--I-un. Prn-4114-rnlt l'.il1'l'!l Hilfvrly. Vi1:u-I'r4-siclcrltg I-.1141 ll:-r'l-my--1'. lfilwn Hilff-rlx. Ili- k 0.111-x. Clif- um! Numni I.l1Ntf-r,,m,,- 5,1-1-4-tary-'l'rc-usurvr. iurli Ulixvlgi .311-1 lf.-Ri HAIR. Xt 1111- -.xmv liml' il 22 F. H. A. Preparations underway for the many banquets held at BHS were a familiar sight this year. Preparing and serving these dinners were the members of the F.H.A. These enterprising future homemakers raised money by selling cakes and showing movies. The future homemakers again put their talent to good use when they made stuffed toys to brighten the lives of children stricken with cerebral palsy. Officers for this year were Margot Heis- senbuttel, President, Virginia Soule, Vice- President, Ann Mott, Secretary, Ioan Lundgren, Treasurer, Barbara Caudreau, Historian, Betty Cogarty and Patricia Gil- lespie, Reporters, and Betty Lou Khoury, Song Leader. cT'aces 'Qr 7 N. Ailman, M. Katz. C7716 Way to a Jlanis Hearts' E' A. Mott, V. Soule, B. Khoury, J. Lundgren, Miss L. Seyb, A. Caudreau, L. Snedeker. We Seem R. Waters, R. Schwab, H. Tuwiner, F. Cramps, PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Ever wonder what goes on in a dark- room? Any one of the hardworking shut- terbugs of the Photography Club could have answered your question. With the help of their advisor, Mr. Hirnig Howard Tuwiner, President, and Nancy Ailman, Secretary-Treasurer, the club members learned the finer points of picture taking, developing, and enlargement. They listened to lectures concerning photography tech- niques, went on field trips, and entered their Hmasterpiecesv in displays. This club proved to be an asset to both the Nexus and Colden Wave by taking pic- tures of the various activities to be used in those publications. '1 '1 4.3 ccCanC6!!6d ITI Redv F. Elmer, P. Lithgow, R. Montgomery, STAMP CLUB Don't throw away that envelope, was a common utterance heard at the meetings of one of the school's newer organizations, the Stamp Club. The club ofiicers were Rolf Mahler, President, Richard Stober, Vice President, William Eckert, Treasurer, and Lynn Wilcox, Secretary. The clubis advisor, lllr. Reilly, who takes a keen interest in stamp collecting, guided the club through- out a successful program for the year. The club was run on a social basis, with the meetings held at the homes of the mem- bers. Guest speakers, talks by the members, and swap sessions highlighted the meetings. A. Ackerman, R. Mahler, D. Stober, Mr. Wilcox, A. Evans, R. Kronke. R. Paulson, F. Reilly, L. X l N '. lly. 'I' I Y! LPH HI-Y Charity' was uppermost in the minds of the girls of Alpha-lli-Y. Through cake sales. hat eheeking. and sales of personal labels. their earnings were sullicient for worth-while deeds. The .Christmas season was ushered in by Alpha's show at the Old l7olk's Home where earols were rendered. and presents given. ln true Santa Claus fashion. two Baldwin eliildren were elothed from head to foot. A S550 seholarship was awarded to a de- serving senior and an additional S50 was given to Save the Children l ederation.,' thus providing a needy Tennessee infant with llood and elothing. To the members, we say well donefi esp:-eially to Miss Fulton. Advisorg Suz- anne l lood, l'i'esidenl: ltose Ar-eoli. Viee- l,l't'hitTl'lll1 jane lianker. St't'I't'lill'yQ Marie Cresalfi. Treasurerg and lletty lfoster, Chaplain. M7716 fllulllllllillg 99 fr 1 CJ O 177 J. Bunker. M. Cresnlli, R. Aseoli, J. Nelson, A. Hoagland, l'. Roekliffe, I Foster A lhgelnun N Fretln im I ' ' N n - . , . - , .. llolmmon.. Il. Muller, M. llllde- brandt, li. Mellevill, C. Museiule, C. llolnlln-rg, J. Smith, l'. Culliver, M. Burns, lt. Young. M. Ellis, A. Mm-wiule, M. Seluugmun, S. Turner, J. Wxilnln, A. Smith. 2 B E T H I Y Community welfare was again the theme of the lieta girls. This was exemplihed by the numerous deeds whieh they performed for the eommunity. During Thanksgiving they presented a needy Baldwin family with a eoinplete din- ner. Before the Christmas holidays they were very busy perfecting their Christmas Show which, due to unforseen eireumstan- ces they were unable to present at the Uld Folks, Home. They also sent clothing to the war-torn country of Germany. These packages were received just in time for Christmas so as to make their reeeiveris holidays a little brighter. Beta was ably guided by its advisor, Miss Evelyn Bond, and its olheers: Claire Davis, Presidentg Joan Stellman, Viee- President: llenrie Wfilf, Secretaryg Eileen Gottlieb, Treasurerg and Barbara Perrota, Chaplain. l'. Colllieln. SIPHIIIAIII. ll. Wolf. ll. Veyrilxerg. lf. Pernltzl. B. Hillier. M ! ' h 79 W. yl3ll'l'llill0. F. Ft-h-e. H. Bender. C. Trautwein. E. U'Hrien. C. Dee- .9 I 6 gin. l'. lloeller. I. Whalen. WT. llenlnen. ll. Farran. ll. Vialker, B. b rook-. L Wlarinelli. Y. Frnrilu-l. N. Wlorgan. A. Cm-ble. A. Mt-lrheres, D. Nan Pe-lt. 74 K PP HI-Y The enthusiasm and energy of its mem- bers has made Kappa a most successful Hi-Y. Its purposes for raising money were two- fold this year, support for its scholarship fund, and donations to a foreign Hi-Y. During the fall Kappa girls conducted a sales campaign of T.V. Guide magazine and had their annual cake sale. At Thanks- giving, and again at Christmas, Kappa members prepared baskets of food for needy families. ln December, they presen- ted a dance, Kandy Kane Kaperff Proving their interest in governmental affairs, the Kappa girls helped draft bills to be presented at the Hi-Y convention at Albany. The ofbcers were Mrs. Louise Kilbride, Advisorg Marilyn Bleier, President, Jackie Smith, Vice-President, Lenore Diehl, Sec- retary, Rita Schwietering, Treasurer, and Elaine Mower, Chaplain. MThey Also Servew L FHFF. 1 1 -- Q E... Diehl, J. Smith, R. Sehwietering, K. Dengler, E. Mower, E. Grimm Smith, Il. Carlton, E. Kissinger, P. Heiss, T. Clemente, J. Shock Clemente, M. llaneox. l'. Lucey, M. Henry, J. Donelon, L. Doughton Maggio, A. Ilemme, F. Anspake, E. Meany, J. Cavanagh, J. Munich Torkelson, E. Smith. cb I fm V DELTA HI-Y Considering the short time it has been in existence, Delta, the youngest of lli-Y's has been very successful in all it has un- dertaken. 'llianks lo Miss Marjorie McConnell, Ad- visorg Jane Crant. President, Claire Wil- lard, Vice-President: Marie lfisenacher, S1'tfl'Pl.3I'y, and Zita Stoddard, Treasurer, lln- llella girls were off to a fine start. Early in the year they held a cake sale and sold wrapping paper and ribbon to raise money which was to be used in a number of ways. Christmas arrived and found the girls clothing three needy child- ren of Baldwin and putting on an enter- ' tainment show. Their biggest thrill was planning 'LA Salute to the Services. a dance held in ' honor of all the service organizations of I ffl the st-bool. . A xg . l 8? cCThree to M lc R a' 'D M. Eisenurlier, C. Willurrl, Z. Stoddart, J. Brown, C. Robinson, J. a 6 Brown, J. Kohl, D. Centrone, C. Birch, G. Emeigh, C. Armbruster, J. 'I'lu-rinult, E. Chambers, A. Cork, C. Shary, C. Shaver, J. Seifert. B. Miehl, D. Gormelcy, J. Burrows, B. Maclin, A. Hermesdorf, E. Krei- meicr, L. Sickle, M. Von Mumb, J. Boxell, S. Garrett. 25 H. l'ivu-rl-sl, A. Kuhl, 5. Rlllllsvy. L. Simon. H. W'olf, J. SllK1'I'l!lllII, N. Lustn-rnmn, M. Horowitz, Mr. A. Ula-vnirh. U. f.ll1'lll'f', U. Mic-hl. N. l'll'l'lhl'illl, lf. Hil- 1-rly, A. Cm-ln-I. S. ullilllvf. li. Cirnult, E. Mower, J. llrown. I'. llunenn. I.. Gnillnral. l'. Vit-lbig, li. Wlmry. A. tlorlu-. IC. 'illllllllN'l'r-. J. Sh-llmnn. C. Shu- vvr. F. l rnnlu-l. ll. lfislu-r. M. Grady., H. johnson, A. Cl'ilT1-llhngvn. Nl. Itodney. ll. tlurry. tl. Wlolinet. l'. Bauer. li. Frazer. l. Eekernkamp. E. Ntilll. lf. Collins. J. Kopf. E. Wleinvrt. A. llerme-sdorf A. Nlelehers. G. Ritunann. .L Kuhl. D. Wan Pell. E Simon. J. Kaufmann. R. Wlargiloff. T. Nelson. H. NJ Mahler. R. Kocgel. R. Lind-ay. YY. Ehlinger. M. Hilda-- br undt. l.. Pusonich. l'. Svhrivr. ' ' FRENCH CLUB 'ZX lfAre de Trioinphe and the lfolies llergeres spiced the conversation of French Club rnelnhers as they sought to eonihine Callie culture with Pari- sian entertainment at their meetings this year. Wlith the profits from their Cake sale. the cluh sent a CARE Package to l'irance. made a contrihution to help restore the Palace of Versailles, and toured a French steainship in New York llarhor. They completed this husy program under the leadership of Shirley Whitney, Presidentg Anna Coehel, Vice-Presv ident: lfileen llilferty. Sec- retary: and Cathy Cirault, reasurer. Wl'l'lll'llII'Ull l'i'em'lz Di: l'i1l1.s'l11sM GERMAN CLUB For all who could Deut- sch Spreeherif' the German cluh was a source of fun and learning. The traditional German joviality was always present when the rneinhers met, spur- red on hy their enthusiastic advisor, Mrs. Breslin. Un this year's agenda was a cake sale. the proceeds of which went to- ward sending CARE packages to Cer- many. The members celebrated Christmas with German festivities, and in the spring they saw a movie and dined in the Big Cityf' Oflicers were Eddie Collins, Pres- ident: Elaine Voltz, Vice-Presidentg lirsula lfvkernkanip. Seeretaryg and joan Kopf, Treasurer. 0 C. Molinet, C. Wanamaker, S. Flood, C. Shary, E. Freeman, J. Cavanagh, P. Horwitz, J. Grant, P. Culli ver, N. Fretheim, P. Cowan, J. Walsh, E. Voltz, K. Dengler, A. Mott, J. Walsh, J. Banker, J. McNally P. Vielbig, Miss C. Melrose, L. Robinson, J. Burrows: A. Smith, A. Carl, B. Walker, B. Miehl, E. Fong, P Kalos. G. Pfister., l . Erharll, C. Morse, J. Sagerman, H. W'olf. J. Kohl, L. Simon, E. Pickering, S. Wind, B. Hart mann, P. Burgctt, C. Wanzlmaker, A. Hoagland, J Bunker, W. Pruden, D. Centrone, D. Kazan, S. Zulli E. Colgan, C. Oliva-ru, P. Kearns, F. Knief, J. Potaseh nik, M. Wind, R. Crossman, W. Eckert, S. Steinberg R. W'estburg, J. Slattery. 1 l 9- 0'5- tv- Y fi A . '1 if: LATIN CLUB Volens et potensw . . . willing and able were the citizens of the S.P.Q.R.. better' known to the stuclents of BHS us the Latin Club. .Nlthougli the untimely cleath of its founrler anml amlxisor. Miss Gail Mel- rose. interrupted the planned activi- ties of the group. the club continued its work uncler the leadership of Con- suls Betty Varella and Phyllis Cowan. The activities of the club incluclecl buying l'.N.E.S.C.O. stamps for ltaly ancl atencling a performance of 6'Jul- ius Caesar. Other omcers were Joyce Walsh. Scribag Peggy Culli- ver Quaestorg and Nancy Fretheim, Censor. CCQu0 Vadisw uTlze Brave Bulls, SPANISH CLUB Asi es la vida . . . one can easily become acquainted with Spanish civilization as a member of the Spanish Club. Under the direction of Miss Mild- red Currie and Mrs. Anne Bohlinann, the club endeavoreml to study Spanish customs and culture by playing Span- ish games and putting on skits. Having the annual Christmas party and going to a dinner and movie in New York were just a few highlights of the year. The oflicers were William Pruden, Presiclentg Jane Banker, Vice-Pres iclentg Ann lloaglancl. Secretaryg and Dora Centrone, Treasurer. 14131' CLUB . 1 , M1 ....,f2i ? .ff Wiki X Ak C. Swcnsnn. M. W'in1l. J. I'0lllSC'llllik, R. Kaplan. K. Smith. T. X ' Mm-lin, J. Kovc-I, A. Ehrlich. R. Rovsr. R. Ruglcr, D. COIIIIJPS, , I 1-11 T. Yohv, D. Rurbvr. E. Collins, R. Longman, T. Robinson, W -A llmlgvs. E. W'incl, R. Rrunnvr, C. Fraser, J. 0'Rri0n, J, Pearl. ata-in. R. Conway, I'. Sl'4'fI'il'd, R. Mnlmlu-y, W. llumbrt-clit, J. lloughvrly, R. Yohu, S. Johnson, R. Cray, D. Chichester ,I y v . .. r , Crcwl l'..1yu'r'l11l1ol1.s' 'v Uailirvx :uni l'il'illl-llll 1':1111pa1ig11s ill'1' ll it-w zivtivi- lfluh is 1i1-will-el to St'l'Vit't' i11 tht' svliools null FUI!!- tiu 115.111-i41l1-1l 11itl111111-uf tlu- lu-at kiiuwu urgziiiizzi- munity. 'l'l11-ir lDlII't'illlStf of tha- e-11-l11ml'r-1 ll.N. ting, linux ill St'iltNbi. thi- iv-1 iiluh. Mr. Sziwyvrs 111:11i1- thx' ?4llt'l'l'S!-inlli t'it'ilIl-Up til'iVt' ill tht- High Srhool, itll uhh- auixisui' fm' thv rluh uiiiu-rs uhm 111-1'v limi- :uni tlu- ?wIPUIlSUl'Silill of fumi purvvls for thi' iwvcly 111-th Smith. l'11wi1l1-11l: 'lilmiiizix Maiviiu, Vif'1-.l'1'1's- hun- iuzuh' this rluh il wt-ll iillUWIl group throughout id.-mg -I111-I ixuwl. Sl't'l't'iill'ff zuul liuln-rt Kupluii, th1-1'u1111111111ity. ,. . V. . . , il't'ilNlIll'l'. 5INtIlN4ll't'li Ivy tl11- ix111z1111s Lluh. thv lx:-y XX XX 1 it i V Q7 A ,iff I' I 6 of ' .. 4 aug... ' X 4 1 Y 5 l r! 1 'Two Wheels and Cl Crank ll. l'1-truu-r. WI. Riaiuro. J. llnggvrty. K. Slmens. P. Yielbig, Tl. Rn-1-nf:-lil. R. llurluwv. U. Pillirrii-ri. A. Finkrl. R. Bau- . .... 11. na.-.111 .... 1. 11. 111...1.-.. iz. isaumng. Til If PROJECTION S UAD F111-ing .1 iihu i11-li-.1-I -it iI.lXiIl2 .1 11-:11l.1r r'ig1-- NfiltIlli.S Xilfitltlf xisuai ami a111liu ui1ls for miuvil- 1w11111l 11.1N .1l11.11x .1 url- 11111-f 1l1.111g1' lu Niiitit'lltN. limi. 'iiilt'Nl' 'liicif' illt'ill1it'ti il tup1'r1-1-urch-r. ll siich' .1111I -11,11-11 .1 itil'-.lX1'I'. t-1-1. Viiillx 111111111 .1 111-rimi uf lvrlfiwtur. illlli il pl1111111g11'z1pi1. us iwil ax ihf- film 11-l.1x.1t11111 l1v11111-I. hut 11- th-1 Y!L1'!!!i'I 1- Ili lh-1 lun- p111 i1'1t111. 'ilu' hwy- 111-rv kr-pt hug. fnrm'1'rti1r1'1- j1'1t11111iNt N-111.111 il 111--.1111 .1 -h.1r111' I--1 11111111 .111fl hu111h1'-I hlrux 111-iv -h111111 i11 iiuhiniii High this -1'IXi1 1' il, iill' Nl ilIH'i. WRU- Iilypyp 11.111 ,1i11,11x iw-xx 111: i1,1111i l11.1111'I.ti1'iil1' SCIENCE CLU 'it ul E. ii. X-- I 9 I 0 0 4 . J. Kovel, J. Logan, J. O,Brien, M. Hildebrandt, W. Pruden, J. Pearlstein, D. Fries, R. Kronke, A. Harrington, E. Smith, T. Casey. E. Yourch, W. Willis, L. Wilcox, R. Kaplan, C. Edie, I E. Boyer, R. Margilof, A. Hild, D. Chichester, W. Hodges, J. ciflllc-robe HllnterS77 Buglcr, W. Eckert, R. Stober., R. Kunze. The wizardry of Baldwin l-ligh's future scientists was shown in room 307 at the meetings of the Sci- ence Club. The organization was presided over by Joel Kovel, President, John O7Brien,Vice-President, and Jean Logan, Secretary-Treasurer. Mixing his humor with wise counselling, Mr. Staudte, the club's advisor, helped make it a profitable year for all concerned. On their agenda was an assembly program, a trip to Brookhaven National Laboratory, and the en- trance of various projects in the Long Island Sci- ence Congress at Adelphi. The meetings were well attended, due not only to the high interest of the members, but to the intriguing programs. BUYS GLEE CLU B B LQ K X - ig A9 Vu ,, .0 K , . CJ, J! R. Murphy. M. Rosenfeld, V. l'riore, ll. Diehl, R. Dorsey, H. Gregory, M. Katz, J. 0'llricn, B. Wagner, A. Eekhardt, J. ' Brinkman, J. f:i0gl'I'iI'll, A. Ricca, M. Maas, D. Harvey, R. Maher, A. But-lil. cc 77 Harmony The harmonious blending of fifty male voices brought pleasure to many this year. The musical ability of the Boys Clee Club was displayed at the Christmas Pageant, the Spring Concert, and the Graduation Ceremony. The soloists and outstanding voices of this year's group were James Boyd, Tony Buehl, and John Brinkman. Ollicers of the group included President, James Boyd, Vice-President. Fred Clark, Secre- tary, Bob Brunner, and Treasurer, Donald Harvey. The Heavens Resoundi' and nBrothers, Sing On are two selections the boys enjoyed singing. This year the Boys Clee Club not only increased in quantity. but in quality, remarked advisor Miss Hilda LeFaivre. 29 CHOR LIER NZ In IIN- Uqml oruler: J. 'Ne-l-on. li. xtlllltl. l'. It oekliffe. M. llurnwill. Nia-lliig. lf. Wann-r. IC. lfoster. Y. SUllll'. ll. 1iIll'lll'f. A. Smith, A. linrlu-, lf. Kissinger. J. llruxsn. lf. lirimlu. lf. lliI'l'll. lf. fsfillllll, ll. Curnu-ly, 5. Wllitne-5. ll. l'il'l'l'Nl0lll'. J. Smith. Under the direetion of Miss llilda l.el aivre, the ehoraliers onee again lived up to their reputation of outstanding vocal ability. T.V. auditions and a personal radio appearance filled most of their time this year. with numer- ous town reeitals. the Christmas Pageant, and the Spring Concert taking up the rest. After an appearance on a na- tional hook-up during Christmas time. they reeeived plaudits from Paul Whiteman. himself. Town re- eitals ineluded singing at the Bald- win Station and for the Kiwanis Club. Two selections which were rc- eeived most enthusiastically were Blue Moon and mln the Still of the Night. P 'filake ,fllirze ,llll.S'IiC CC Cn of fVlu.s'1c The Serenaders, consisting of eight hoy s. outstanding as tenors, haritones. and basses. added a note of melody and harmony to the musie department's choral pre- sentations. At Christmas time, the Seren- aders entertained patients at Nlerey liospital and sang tradition- al carols for the enjoyment of stu- dents at Shuliert and Steele S--liools. Their participation in the annual Spring Concert. under the direetion of Miss Hilda Le- l aixre. greatly enhaneed the prog- l'Lilll. .Xlthough Ll eomparatixely new group. tht- 5.-in-iizitlt-1's liave estalm- lisllml tlienist-ln-s as a highly ap- preeiated part of the inusie depart- ment. ERE ADER' In Iln- usual urflerz lt. i',4lxsul'1l-. J. Iffllllxlllilll. A. l!lll'lll. R. Moore. F. tllllx-l'.llllIl.llx.!c.Igl'lIllll1'l'.J.lsUfl'.JJlll'l 'Nei-nn. 30 l J THE Though they may not hear too close a resem- hlance to a uHeavenly Chorus, the members of the Baldwin High School Choir were always a credit to the music department and to their director,lVliss Hilda LeFaivre. There were 95 members in the organiza- tion, presided over hy William Buehl, Presidentg Judith Brown, Vice-President, Arlynn Vett, Secre- tary, and Robert Brunner, Treasurer. The Choir was called upon many times to dis- play its vocal talent. They sang at the Baldwin Sta- Tony stands poised, ready for action, while the Choir compares notes HOIR tion and at Mercy Hospital during the Christmas Season, but perhaps they are best known for their participation in the annual Christmas Pageant. They played an important part in the Honor Society in- duction and at Commencement, by giving a fitting lmackground to these ceremonies. The Spring Con- cert was the highlight of their season and we can truly say that this year the Choir has set an out- standing goal for its followers. T-T' V S, I X I 1 X . X. x, WhyAHcWf is G Y '?,-rua. i E C a gx'ly.l ?g,a'f'- 4 55 4 il V gulf 'S' 'B' p ir if R H J. , ,,y,l 'fx' W 7 ' f HLA f' , 'I4fii,.ftriie,ha'Ve an A,,please,,j-is one familiar quo- tation lllglflwllllil lm! TQiUIlll in liartlctfs, hut rather 'in the fbanr room. ,g , it , .!f 1 fi ,- The oroicsllgzl, rlircclcml lay' Mr. luugcnc North, plfayeml atlrschioi' assclnlilies, gave concerts at elc- 'inentaryJF-chools, aficl acconipaniefl choral groups in the Spring COIlCGI'lf'.' ,1', ' iThe main event poffitlie year was the Annual Banfl and Orchestra concert which took place in the spring. Some of the orchestra nuinlmcrs were wlleinp- 2 t I 5 I 'Quit' Q5 AAVA: I.'p 4 n V. Vr., '..'. , l , t - ac,c pppp .' f 0 iq V ciliclators of the Batonw TRA tationf' 6'0n the Trailf, from Crofe's '6Crancl Can- yon Suitef' and Pique Dame Overture by von Suppe. Barbara Fisher, the pianist, was accom- panietl hy the orchestra in Alec Rowleyas Minia- ture Conccrto for Piano and Orchestra. June Thistle was the concert mistress of the or- chestra. Members who received excellent rating at the All-State contest were Anne Kahl, fluteg Royce Crossrnan, lmassoong Peter Stocky, ohoeg and Elaine Mower, violin. Y Music Mm-slro, I lease Q I , .HT ' 2 - 4 1- sl'lli0I' lillllll illlll lMil'l1'rr- in f0l'llllll 1'0lH't'l'l 1ll'4-ew 'f 1 5 I .8 L V , N Q, I Q - -Inf SENIOR TW lRl.l-IRS: l,4'fl to righl: C. Truulwrin, NI. lil:-ic-r lf. Ki-sings-r. 5. Craig. Nl. Yon Numb. 34 Head Twirler, Audrey Hageman S E N I O R B The seeming perpetual-motion of director Eugene North's baton has left the band breathless and yet ex- tremely proud. This year the hand made more than a dozen public ap- pearances which meant many re- hearsals and practices. Led down the field by drum-ma- jorette, lVlary Henry, and head twirl- er, Audrey Hageman, the band made intricate formations at the football games, the Polo Grounds, Ebbets Field, and the Republic Avi- ation plant. During the fall they also helped put on pep rallies. The band performed its civic duty by parading on lVlemorial Day and when Santa Claus came to town. In February, the band put on their Annual Concert. This yearls guest artist was violinist, Samuel Gardner. The year's activities were Com- pleted by playing at Jones Beach and at Baldwin High School com- mencement exercises. Dru nl Majorelte, Mary X Henry fp..,,.ll, ll: 35 . 'J u u The Senior Band forms a len-gallon hat at the Ebbets Field performance. 35 ' ' if X :W Q 'Fl -rf ,ps-R -qu.: .-w ' X FM 5 . QA L QW 'iff Q Q21 f 'if-MU T Y Agnwg, 921 '21 .1 X., 4. A M47- 33' xv! Q H All '0 N 4? SPORTS' OMNIBUS By Bob Kaplan R Jean Logan N Virhf Nb u QU' tzmex ' 4-Q? fl vii fjguoweus -4- 54 9 I J ii '25 E 2 f , Loc as , W 221 ' 2 ffl? 6' 'M I v ash ' ' I YJ '7 Q f- -0 r,..,,., Fl... ,xg ' .-Q... - , 'R 5 .,,fs J- my ATHLETIC SECTION Pages 37-49 ..... .. ....... .... ........................... Boys' Sports Pages 50-59 ....... .. ....... ....Girls' Sports SPORTS' OMNIBUS Bob Kaplan k Jean Logan v.-v ' Wy, 1-li' ,Q-1515? ,iywm G - -- . -W ...f.-..' .ig 1 wif XA - :gy ,?:5g1,15 v , .v .Q 1 . Q Ig. Y? A A I 1 1 1 Y Democracy and Sport BOYS' LEA Not every school can boast of having as unique and useful an organization as the Baldwin High School Boys, Leaders Corps. Planned and estab- lished by Head Coach George Craig, the Leaders Corps has been serving the school for a number of years now. Rod Longman, Bill Hambrecht and Ken Smith were officers of the 1952-1953 organization. The duties of this year's squad included ushering at xl Easy does it . . . ERS CORPS the big sports events, supervising in fire and air raid drills and, most important of all, helping out in gym class. ln order to join the Leaders Corps, which has room for only fifteen members from each class, a boy must first go through a number of competitive skills tests and must obtain approval from all of his teachers. CZeader?f7w 'gig p r-Q .v--1 ' ,-4 f - i. 1. 4x , V. ' 23 .n 4 ., 1 'QI FOUTBALL 9-me Dun Colnbe-5 Hill lhlIllbl'l l'Ill -:pil - .-5 i V if QLLQ,-97 IWFLA4, ,U LJ UL I Q k lgilw. . 19' u pid' 'M ,pr -,P . , '-3-.' .... ,,...- , rw 'f ' - l 0.14 h 1 hug HI' Rllhnlu Football By normal standards this wasn't an especi- ally' good year for the Golden Wave, but to Coach Craig, all that was needed for a suc- cessful season was the win over Freeport. '52 also saw the introduction of the two platoon system as Baldwin racked up a 4-4 record. Led by' co-captains Bill Hambrecht and Don Combes, Baldwin overcame its first two op- ponents, Mineola and Glen Cove. Junior Chuck Gondoli, flanked by seniors Tom Murtha and Bill Downey, was the big offensive gun. ln the third game the Wavfe came up against a tough line and a lucky pass play' to lose 6-0 to Lawrence. On the following Saturday, champion Mep- ham provided the opposition. ln a close game the long runs of fabulous Bill Sandie meant the difference for Mepham. The gridders hadnit crossed the goal line in three games after Hempstead handed them their third straight defeat. Getting back on the winning side, the team downed Central. ln this game ,lunior Ed Reece came into his own as the team's passer and Senior Ray Seager played a sterling game on defense and offense. The Colden Wave suffered a relapse the next week, falling before a powerful Sewanhaka eleven. The players, however, were just get- ting the mistakes out of their system in prep- aration for the Freeport game the following week. After a week of undercover practice at Steele School, the big day arrived. As game time came around, the field was a sea of mud and it was raining. ln the first quarter Bald- win played a great defensive game but was unalmle to move too well through the mud. With two minutes to play' in the half, big line- man Ted Nelson picked up a Freeport fumble and ran sixty-five yards for a touchdown. ln the second half, Baldwin twice came within a yard of the goal line hut failed to score. How- ever, the defense held onto the slim margin Seniors on the team other than those men- tioned ahove are: Dick llirshkind, Frank Kra- nich, Vic Feriola, Gerry' Dunn, Andy' Kaiser, Tom Maclin, Ed Colgan, Bill Heiherger, Boh Ehlers, Earl Sutphin, Ed Maher, Bill Manck, Charles Higgins and Bob Chiusano. f 'A ll -f f11H' 49 V 5 Q 'Tis ilie ifffffilq ll . .,,, . '- ' i-nP2-5-4 . use tilt, T- H' T: at gl Lip- ,I i. rtzNt s- 'pg . K 7 1 aff, .'t Us gs yi' H 'l'l'uining Uly mpie iillllllllllllllsn flross c30lUllff .Miter running away with an outstanding reeortl of six wins and three losses. the eross country team hnishetl sixth out of twenty . - . . teanns in the Long Island Lhainpionships. Captain Tony liuehl gallopetl away' to six wins tluring the regular season. placed eighth out of lot! in the Long Island Championships and raeetl honie fourth in the state ehainpion- ships. Another speedy' Senior. Doug Cowan. eonsistently finished second all year. Cowan tintl lluehl proy itletl a sound winning Combina- tion. During the regular season. Nlephain. Sewan- halta. antl lleinpsteatl tleleatetl the Waye while l.ynln'oolt. Nltilierne. Central. lireeport. antl laiw renee stitrtiiiilwtl to thein. This year's ret'- U .ntl was lmaltlwinis linest in inany seasons. N-ni-ns saying go-,tl-lwye are lony llnehl. lloug tiowan. llii-lt innnels. .intl Xlilxt' XX intl. lllllvts ull lllt' lt'LtIIt tit't't' D311 lil!-N hltilifi l'nitell.XX.ir1enl,i:lit.johnt.1iineii.llt't:1.trtl Xltlo-l. lhll Nan lloin. .intl llill liens-tn. ' F fraek This yearis traelunen were letl hy niiler Tony liuehl. eoaeh liay foellneris main hope for the Long lslantl lihannpionships. :intl eo- eaptains Doug Cowan anal llill Downey. llinn- pered by a tough sehetlule anal inatleqnate facilities. Baldwin still gaye at line aeeount of itself. Coach Zoellner tlepentletl on lfretl Clark :intl ,Iinnny Donnelly' in the sprints while the hui'- tlles were hantlletl inostly' hy lxen llurks. Hill Downey led the pack for the quarter inile and the half-inile was held clown hy' Doug Cow an. 'liony lluehl. at his hest in the inile, w as helpetl hy Warren Light. The lieltl events were holsteretl hy' sopho- inore liutltly Wagner in the tliseus untl shot. lliel-. Set-rho anal john Miller were the eliit-t inen in the pole vault. The hroatl jump was mliyicletl hetween August l'ilIl'l'lltll'tl. 'llony liuehl. ,liin Slattery. lliek lleins :intl Dong Cowan. Million-Mila-r Clear For Action' SOCCER Guided by Coach Leland Sweezey and under the leadership of the fabulous fraternal soccer combina- tion, co-captains Ken and Ritter Smith, the 1952 Baldwin soccermen fought and battled their way through tough SSAL competition to a solid third place finish. This year's varsity squad was composed of 13 skillful players, each of them constantly spurred on by competition for a position on the starting eleven. These thirteen soccermen were Dick Ackerman, Jack Barnett, Frank Conlon, Rod Longman, Rolf Mah- ler, Ray Montano, Cliff Olivera, Jerry Potaschnik, Dick Skillman, Ken Smith, Ritter Smith, Don Vogel Boot it! and Dick Waters. Outstanding among these thirteen were Ken Smith, center, Ritter Smith, left wing, and Ray Montano, goalie, each being chosen for all-scholas- tic. These three provided the nucleus for our 1952 squad. Baldwin's biggest problem this season lay in its inability to come up with the big ones. Two pound- ings by powerful Sewanhaka and two crucial losses to runner-up Valley Stream, account for Baldwin's third place finish. Both matches with Valley Stream were decided by one point and were thrillers that could have gone either way. J I ' J l' x ' ' ' K Ib f v ? Qgxaifi Q A if ',... V 3 U e uyloiih' ,t5mitlY BA KETBALL Its not every year that a high school basketball team finds itself blessed with a classy center like co-captain Bob Malone, tremendous rebounders like Bill Hambrecht and Frank Kra- nich, an aggressive driver like Dick Scerbo, a shifty play- maker like co-captain Kenny Smith, and a sixth man who could make anyone elseis varsity like Phil Seefried. Malone, a key man in the plans of Coach Marty Kilcom- mons and the backbone of the Varsity, averaged over twenty points a game, scored 35 in one contest, and constantly amazed the fans, players, coaches, and just about every- body else with his ability. He didnit have to be a one man team, either, because there wasn't a weak spot on the start- ing five. As the season began, it looked like Baldwin, which had once been the door-mat of the league, was finally going to have its big year. After romping through their first four games, the team seemed to be heading for first place honors. And this is when they met Mepham. Nobody knows why, but Baldwin just canit beat the '4Pirates.H Always present is the Mepham jinx, nervous tension, a bad night, the Hbreaksu or whatever you want to call it, but the outcome is always the same. After this first loss to Mepham, Baldwin ran all over the next five teams it faced. Included in this winning streak was a sound victory over Hempstead, which was destined to win the championship, and which defeated Mepham twice dur- ing the season. And then it happened again. In a tightly fought contest, Mepham once again came out on top over their 'fcousinsn from Baldwin. This loss shattered the team's morale and was the beginning of a late season slump. After defeating Valley Stream, the team still had a chance to come out on top of the heap, but a two point upset by Freeport and a loss to Sewanhaka following a victory over Lawrence, just about finished the Golden Wave for the season. Other members of the team were Mike Wind, Elmore Keener, Dick Hirshkind, Bob Brunner, Bob Yohe, Sid Johnsen, Charlie Methe, and Ritter Smith. They provided a strong bench, and some were being groomed for the following years starting five Backboard Magicians who performed Backboard Magic. ' ' Yi' I v4' Q 0 x . . 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Dick Hall next came out on the short end of an B-6 count and Dick Samuels lost the take down and was reversed by Nodland for a 41-O defeat. With seconds to go. Longman got an escape against Fisher and gained a draw in his match. Baldwin's hopes started to steam when Col- lins at 135 beat Watts, 6-4, and Holmberg came through with an exciting 10-6 victory over Gobetz. This put Baldwin ahead, 13-6, but lVlepham would not he denied. Murtha, Downey, Feri- ola, and Norton were defeated and Mepham won its 100th match, 22-13. Baldwin finished the season with triumphs of 35-5 over Oceanside, 25-13 against Long Beach and 23-16 over Lindenhurst. Say Uncle! Dick Norton resists a far arm and underhook. Xf ,, 1 -H 'VU' GA Kr' ' 'r Varsity and ,lay Yee 'Y UW -,awp ww, .x 1 . 4 I E I l s Q-QE 1, 23 A I QQJJAW NIl','. u1:I'l'l'll Iillllllllillfu GOLF With ilu- llwllipalgw Slate l':nlt as lln-ir honn-i' llnldyylns poll ti-nin. under the alili- lllll'VllUIl ol lioavll Mort ilillilll. linishi-d il lint- season. 'lille Ieznn lioasli-d lon! lt'llllllllItl li-tlernn-n. Alarlt l.awr'4-mu-, llirlt Larey, tililt Kiln.-ra. and llill llxnnlvrevhl. Other squad ineinlwis in-ie llielg llfgyphkiiifl. lien l'urdy'. and Hit-lt Sltillinan, Q ,J.. :iy,u , fir to J-H . v nf ,tn if . X if ,X A tl' i alt' ' ,. 1' ff 'IJ ,firmly f , ,, i ,JW rw, 'H My 'fs i A-11 X ' rl' . 1, Y .i , K , f V J. 1-1 'Ml .1 f- if I -f '- '. 'X Sl' 'll-5 if iff i w Vg 1,11 My N, Ne, X X i U if ' i '11 V ,Mylar ,lx I , V T ps Fl vi' J 'Ji X B X EB LL ' 3 PM ' ' .fi r ,i f A x uf... , .Ns the spring season rolled around and haselwall eaine onee again to Baldwin High. a great deal of optimism could he found among the players and fans. linder the guidance of Baseball Coach Dan tierardi. and resuming their heavy' three games a week schedule. the team was set for a winning sea- son. 'lilie pitehing stall proved. as it had in preceding years. to he a strong. sound one. Ken Smith. Don tloinlmes. Holm lleilsnyder and Jael-1 Barnett handled ilu- mound ehores. Graduating from last yearis ,l.Y. lo handle the infield duties were third liaseman Xlialler lyolilelxingg. shortstop Ed llei-ee and see' ond savlter llitter Smith. 'lihe remaining infield po- siliolls were uinlwiili-d as the sea-on lieuan. lieruus Shaw Milt-it depth lu the team. to-eaptanis lloli Lhusiano and vlionl Nlurtha roamed lvlit and renter tit-1.1. while the right fit-Id spot was louulit lor lu llolf lxhlers and lliilt llirsh- ltind. A6 ,bv a BUWLI C A new epoch in llaldwinis howling history was made this year as a junior Varsity team was or- ganized in addition to the Varsity. Oil to a had start. Coach llreseher sparked his team onto sueeessive victories. Cliinaxing the season lmy' winning the liong lsland llowling Chanipionship. Starring for llaldwin were eo-captains lloly Koi-gel and Perry l airehild. also George Smith and llandy Davis. 'l'lu- flllnlls-nge Y ill'-llj IA-tlrr '5o RIFLE CLUB The boys of Baldwin were quick to take ad- vantage of the modern rifle range which was re- cently set up in Plaza School. A rifle team was organized by Coach Saul Mines and Captains Tom Robertson and Joel Kaufmann. Team members include Jim Slattery, Peter Brady, Ralph and Don Lindsay, Tony Buehl, Bill Cibney, and Don Prosser. Guns Willlll'4I,, Al Bal with the Little League Wfennis Made Eusyn TENNIS Coach Ray Mihan led his tennis team through another season playing on the new courts at the high school and at nSergiois. Captain Mike Wind playing first singles, was followed by Lance Herold and Eddie Wind. Completing the squad were Robert J. Marlin Ronald Westburg, George Rockliffe, Joel Kovel Roger Cray, and John OiBrien. SOFTBALL Handicapped by the loss of eight members of his 1952 starting team, Coach Frank Uiskin still man- aged to lead his softball men through a relatively successful season. ln Baldwinis softball history, 1953 will be remembered as a year of experimentation and rebuilding. Returning members of the squad were Ray Mon- tano, Elmore Keener, Bill Manck, Richard Waters, Bob Kaplan, Ted Nelson, Gerry Dunn, Bill Pruden, Frank Ruggiere and Bob Phildius. A great many additions were made to the roster as the season progressed, especially from the ranks of underclass- men. Of the ten players mentioned above, the only two with extensive previous experience were Ray Mon- tano and Elmore Keener. Montano had worked as a catcher and third basemen during the previous two seasons and was a solid infield fixture this year. Keener played centerfield for the '52 varsity team and this season provided a steadying influence for an inexperienced outfield. F, '. . I 5 1 x !.h 1 F IQ., 1, .nga Q s , ' ' f 4 ,,,,,,, --fr: M M . Q 7 w f 'x X i vw! as ' fc '- if ff-,ins ' K .t if ' 1' ' I ' 'Y pg ' 'v shi Y I n s Q I ftik 4 fy z f!q,K. v Q. -Xa 4 I X. ' if . 1 3 V 4 .2 .1 1 V ' O , y x 4 ax. 'D 'I A ' 9 ,f . f 5 1 :' A v , 7 , I v x fi. L. 6541. - S '- .,,' i-Gm--Y ' , 4, .iff-x,o1.f-,. ' 4-Qs. .,.,f4z21 ga reg I k4,4',Q.,! 3f '-424511, In 1 lv' U . . ff - G ai I f H., lx ' 'fu .-La.f......?.. 6 lr , '-A f ,,,f1 i23V A Q ' V .' E- ' f- , ' 'Q ' . ,f . N ,. 44 li V,M' ' Q.. 1 X T ,w ai ' ' . '. 'fu I ' fl Q ,, j V . .-I N 4,5 , 44 I 5: Au! ' '5 F5 I , J . J' 4 h 81? I Q, ., !.'5!!S'. ..:x-55: , ' M gg -1. of , mY: A PFW ' 5 i ' . Ms' 6 ,iw , gel , +22 xX X ns ak LR ls1l1nf lc r-.onullly Plum! 1 1 1 1 GIRLS Ll+ADIfiRS CORPS the lioys' l,c-aflers Corp. They also went on an over- night visit to South llainpton. This year's Sports- nite fleinonstration was a series of exereihes clone in two eireles. To he eongratulatecl are the Uoltl Key winners, fourth year girls, who inelufle Sharon Craig, llev- erly lfverest, Iflaine Fftftitllllll, Marianne ltreese, Phyllis Cirault, Marilyn tiracly, Anita Langliauser, Roxanna Swift, Elaine Voltz, jean Walsh, Carol Wanamakcr, and Shirley Whitney. f p Q f' Us I8 J 1 'aif atnr 1 n'ai ' 5, CCWef1ne.s'day night exercises 77 GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Skillfully guided by president Marianne Freese, the G.A.A. board handled a full sched- ule this year. Included was a uDate With Daddyn and a Home Coming Partyw for the class of 752. The induction in January was highlighted by the announcement of Sports- nite captains. Class competition was encouraged by the organization of the G.A.A.F., with a plaque awarded to the class that accumulated the greatest number of points. Another innova- tion was the bulletin board which was pre- sented by the G.A.A. to the Girls' Physical Education Department. Members of the board were: Pat Bleier, Marie Burns, Pat Duncan, Betty Foster, Ann Hoagland, Nancy Kahl, ,loan Kopf, Willa Mc- Dowell, Roxy Swift, Carol Wanarnaker, and Roberta Young. SERVICE CLUB The main purpose of the brand new Service Club is to assist the Girls' Physical Education Department with its clerical work. The girls are awarded fifteen points towards an athletic award for working five 'gservice hoursf' and a gold key for twenty service hoursf, These are earned by helping in gym class, the gym office, the clinic, or by serving as an officer of Leaders, G.A.A., or Service Club. American Girls' Omnibus Keys to the Kingdom and L1-e Z 110:- ll! u Yilrfiii' ,lay-Yee '1'l1f-..1.l lvlf-X'Nlu.1N flmxlx-ul lg lllv llll'l'I'l1'Li1ll'IAF Utlwr lll1'llllH'I'5 of ilu- Varsity squad invludcd ull-1 xwrv al-:Html lry nw+.xpl.1i11f lil llrimm giml lflaim- l'1l'1't'llli.Ul. Carol xxliilliiflliiliiff, limvrlv Hur ln' l71- lll. .xml -ul HN-ll l-5 Nl1-- ll.arl1.1r.1 Nl.iUfQ'I'. 1-fl. l'z1l liurgc-lt. Limla fluillarrl. .-Xrline lllvm l'l1xi1x1' lx-llllwx 11 Ill lil.-.11lm-ll-Ilxlf-ring. ilu- fquall Urvlz-l1m'11 llilzman, and H1-rtha Hartman. 5 ' r- ' , W , llmxllm-ul ulilm llav luuul .lt lllv l'l1l.l lrIAUL1I1klN, a MODERN DANCE Jumping leotards might best describe the Modern dancers who work under the super- vision of Mrs. Grace Wheeler throughout the months of January and February. Each class, consisting of 15 participants, concentrates on composing an original dance and perfecting their required routine, which is common to all. The routines are an attempt to interpret moods by means of various body movements. This year, the Senioris dance, re-enacting the story of Pocohantas, was awarded first place on Intramural Nite. Points are scored on execution, originality and talent. The Sen- iors, as winners, repeated their performance in Sportsnite. Expressing Yourself Uylnnzlslic-s, 'I'unlbling and l'yrunli1ls TUMBLINC CLUB Blue bloomers and bruises-trademarks of the Tumbling Club. Working with their advisor, Miss Ethel T. Kloberg. the tumblers developed the spec- tacular stunts which delighted their audience on Intramural Nite, February 11. Each class presented its stunts on the four types of apparatus used - horse, parallel bars, balance beam, and mats. When the final scores were tallied, I X ! ii' I . 91 V' i i . 1 the Juniors were first, Sophomores second, and Freshmen third. Responsible for taking attendance, judging try- outs, and the general co-ordination of their class were the captains: senior Joan Seifert. junior Ann Aronson, sophomore Carole Mohrenne, and fresh- man Marilyn Conway. TAP CLUB 'LMr. Tap-toe could very well be the theme song of the sixty girls who make up tap club. During the months of January and February each class, under the direction of Mrs. Wheel- er, was busy perfecting its original and re- quired routines. Naturally, the choice of a song was all-im- portant. The seniors apparently made a wise one, as their dance to Blues in the Nightw won top honors lntramural Nite. The Fresh- men tapped to t'It Had To Be Youf, the Sopho- mores Five-Foot-Two, and the Juniors Sunny Side of the Streetf' 53 7 They Dance Along mrls -ruuml H.ll,5.. vulleylrall. umvllq-ml lay Miss llelcn Could. had als usual large turnuut. Fruul this ilu' class tl-mms anal the svlmul team Ml mln- sl-lmul ll-gun mul ilu- lmys ulmm th.-x llml ll1Xlll'4.l In plan xslllx lllt'Ill pl iyml ll IllLill'll. 'lllxv MlIlIlt'I'5 ul- lllis ggiuu- plum-ll 4111 Lillllllllllt' alum- WM I,,, W ,,,,, M. HOCKEY l.. l. ll. lf. ll. A. mul l,. l. 12. A. may suuml lilu- gnu-rnrm-nl ugl-m'i4-z-1, lmul to llu- lm-ki-x lrum lln-3 nn-:ml only um' llllllfgl UW4- wunl llmlvr Ilw voalvllill' 4-yv ul Miss lxlnln-rp. Iln- sl-Imwl llunur lt'1lIll vaum- mul on lup in lmlll pl1ly4l1 q slmrmsmw-ml lfy llu-sv urgunizaalimns. 'IH-rry Cl1'lIl4'llll',llll' lmrsl-working spnrls num A M 11514-r.llauulla-llllmis lxllclvll-allvcl ll'1llll. ,j 'l'lu- sf-luml lmmlr lvznn wmsisln-al of llvv lfvvn-sl, Dura fl4'Illl'UIl1', liluimf l ru Q lllilll.,l1Illl' Cmnt. lluxy Swifl. ffalrnl WilIlZllllllkl'l'. lllllllly l n-4-sq-, 'l'1-rry Cll'Illl'lll1, L' ' jam-I N1-lsml. lla-ily lfuslr-r. l'1-gpg llnrwilz, Juan Kupl, l'ul llurgvll, mul l'lli'ilIl0f Mm-inert. YOLLEYBALL :Ks wmv ul the lwslvlikml team 'H' S4'lx't'lv1l. .Xl Null:-ylrall Kite. llw jumurs an lln- 1-lass tcam play-ulls. Then xl Null llliil. lmr. 'Wullvy liull for XYunu-n A , ' iw-1.15 'af Keystone, Kids SOFTBALL Almost as reliable as robins for predicting spring are the after-school activity cards piled on Mrs. Wheelers desk saying Hsoftballf, From these, the class honor teams and the two pie-teams were chosen which hit and pitched their way to a very successful season. The all-im- portant school team was then chosen. Members of last year's team who were considered lor the team are: Norgie Smith, Elaine Freeman, Claire Davis, l'at llurgctl, Pat Winterberg, Irene Kolb, Margie Shea, Pat Duncan, Pat Bleier, and Peggy Horwitz. The season was climaxed with the annual five-school playday. Hoop Crazy 55 BASKETBALL Circle, or hdonlt pass across the basketw could be heard shortly after the new year was heralded in, as the feminine counterparts of B.H.S.'s Varsity practiced basket- ball in the gym. Under the direction of Miss Helen Gould, the girls became quite expert with the ball and hoop. Since there were so many girls out for basketball, the teams had to be split into two groups- the class honor teams and pie teams. BADMINTON Approximately eighty girls turned ont for the fall session of badminton. They spent much of their time developing the skills and techni- ques that make a good player. Ladder tourn- aments were started and used as a basis for choosing the school honor team. The activity was under the direction of Miss Helen Gould. assisted by her sports manager. Miriam Cottheimer. The Seniors came in first in the games tour- nament for the G.A.A.F. with the Juniors. Sophomores and Freshmen following in that order. Robin Hood TENNIS ,- Tennis is the Hsniashia hit of the individual '-s sports. When we asked what the uscorew was, rfty girls answered, 'Alt isnit a new 'racketf Jut we love itf, Of the fifty, nine girls represented llaldwin on the sc-hool honor team. They were Ruth an Xnn l'vterson. Marilyn Grady, Pat llonai. Dale Yan Pell. and Connie Mascriale in sin- gles. and Nanci lfretheim. jar-kit' Smith. janv lla It 'n 'eip and jean Walsh in doulmlr-s. 'lilies non all svlivcluletl niutrln-5 and plan-d third in tht- l,.l.ff..'l. 5portsdux. Nlnss llt'I'I1lt't' liohlmunn arts as udxisor. J 1 h.1mpion's flhrziraf' TABLE TENNIS In spite of the occupational hazards in- volved in setting up those crazy tables, table tennis is becoming more popular every year among the January-February sports. Working on a top-rung-takes-all basis, the girls set up ladder tournaments. Those who got there firstest with the mostest were Jackie Smith and Connie Masciale Cwho played as a doubles teamj and Eleanor Meinert, Paula Fricke, and Eileen Gottlieb who played singles. Miss Elna Biker was the advisor, and Con- nie Masciale, sports manager. Q X I! Sport for the Fun of It BOWLING Pity the poor pinboys when the B.H.S. bowl- ers hit the alley. With all those lucky strikes,', the boys really got a workout setting ,em up again. All this activity was carried on under the coaching of Mrs. Justine McConaughy, assist- ed by sports manager, Marilyn Horowitz. The teams are picked according to the aver- ages of the girls who bowl ten times during the season, the top five comprising the school team. This year the big tives' were Elaine Mower, Cynthia Morse, Margie Shea, Betty ,lane Jones, and Willa McDowell. Bowling for All ' ' Zf:942'Z2'--: Table Service for All Occasions PADDLE TENNIS Add fun, aggravating little boys. wooden paddles, rubber balls and the result-B.ll.S.is paddle tennis games. This sports period is held two times, in the spring and fall. Each group has two divisions, bandmembers and regular players. This year's sports managers were Buba llartlnann for the regulars. and Pat Duncan heading the band group. Iinder their advisor, Miss Evelyn Bond. the girls conducted championship matches at the end of the season. Barbara Brooks and Betty Fong collaborated to win the doubles game, while Gina Molinet took the singles. -Q S4 1 7 A . C' .1 11:55. r 35' 32' D' - ' , , I . , .. V - Q 'N 1. ag Q . ' 7,' . 'H - as ' iw3Q 'f S . ,. kr 'A I r A 'I f Nl i N gl ill -l K L , 1 A ' Sumluy N F' - . N' M Q l If T F' ' ' '-A V 5 . . M . J ws4Q,Q+fEfg .R 1 fli1f5. W1 I Q mg YI, uaxwiahk ' Qt 1 . .1 er - -, 1 , , 'S+ 1+-',4+1 ,I7q if 'J-Us Xf , wg.. 'Xsvizw mfg K -.L-1 F14 fav Monday ' GIRLS' E 0 BLUE Tea Dance .......... ..... 5 Co-operation .... ,,,,, 5 ' 2 NIBFCIIIIIQ' ............. ..... . Pageant ..................... ..... Ll- bong and Cheer... .... . 3 Posters ................... . .... 3 Games ............. ....,..... 2 1 'lhlnl ............... ...............,...,.........................,.. - L1 i l',l l'l'lll Uur Adslaora uxumbvr phlahe? COLD Tea Dance .......... ,- i 1 .vip WEEK i i i Co-operation ..... .... .... Marchmg ......,...... Pageant ..................... .... Song and Cheer Posters ..,..................... ..... Games ............ Total ...........,.............................,..................... 44- ws in 5' y 41 S Bubbling Overn u 'x 3 Q 3 . 5 . 4- .- 5 5 m m .. 'iv 4 5, bin! 'px 'N -,X , 5 , 19 3 , 'Q 'G -- 151' - gi I Vi' -gave: W W. ii .i tl ,iw li 4 f V N Ik X F i 5 A M - The Big Five Y . Tueeduy X Q . - bg Q Q i 1 Y 1 M WU we '25 5, ' i A Friday 8 , Thursday El ei V, V. ,mga f I 'fe fy , , Q x ' 1 1 .3 ff X . .qg Q' W . - 1 ' --V U '24 5 ! -Z'2'f!-Ref Q., , f n ,f fy .. iq . X l 'x ! '5 R 1' 55 :Nt 5: R FW 1 2, K 1 - ' h-,gdb J ln- i M' S, Sir :L F N fgfiefgifw DW MQW W 'gf J vLQ, UJJV-X GLYLQL L1-'Q w' f'W WW ' , A A r Q w jX,'Uc.k7 gn MMU WH? M, GRIMM'S FAIRY TALES By Tony Ehrlich l: W 4 yy :+- gan 2 ZF: QA iATTN-E: ?F F 'FF is, E I Eg igfb ig? 1 , G 6 I ,ik P the pause that refres 4 UN DERCLASSMEN SECTION Page 61 .... ... ............. .. ........... Grade School Pictures Pages 62-63 .......... .. .......................... .. ........ Class of '56 Pages 64-65 ..... .. ...... ..... .. ....... .. .. ........ ....Class of '55 Pages 66-67 ............. ... ........... Class of '54 l GRIMM'S FAIRY TALES Tony Ehrlich 5 QIII' Fibim ' -VL. - Urn J Jixvvfi'-131 -f ?5q!D3x'ilSv'ReEiW'W8liIN21 ?x ,.,!f?wL:iR7, ,,,, 4 1 Too Young The Peanut Calleryn Junior Frolics 'S'Juv':nile -lllrfll Two Peas in a Pod . . . Suzy Vollz and Paula Pratt 'Da Boys A Cust ol' Characters Slluberl School Play W. -N -1 5 . ,4-, Ms 44 '5 in-J LH, 5:- 0ut of the Months of Babes uglepplng into the World . . . Phyllis Girault W Young Star Gazer . . . Paul Fusillo 61 The Campfire Cirlbw . , Pat Rockliffe and Bev Everest f t China Doll . , , Carol W'anamaker bviiwlgi W 217 C L A 3 19 S 0 F 221 95 6 ,fi . 'x 'A 223 63 - I - L A S S xv 61 304 ' u ' LL... X, 'NIH YUIII .1 r . ,' 321 'Q W3 . ' u ,I 1: V I JU KN TIIFRIAlfI.T S 323 uwheelsq, at the Jack- 9 s OF 55 5 M BILL HODCES Vice-Pres. 327 fs, SANDY TURNER Treas. 330 lilllll E fI0l.l INN l'r4-s. CLASS OF . 954 3 '7 J .fi w In lllIKllK llXR'lW1kN I 206 X X I gkifbv H-.I ,Af - X s l BOB DeFUCCIO Vice-Pres. Tue Afioue QnoTo x5 THAT oF A ScunTuu.-fxhncv Cyenxvf., boob BULL,B L SS OF :QD f - xtx fkf, PALLA FRICKE Sec. 67 . Ar, 9 E A 5..Q - 'N , 5,62 L I ISA? X WHO'S WHO IN BHS By Rie Wolf 5 ? , ,, ' 2 'lj' Q? 1 : Ia. ..' 1 .-,-:Ei -EX l 4 Z-Q J 1. X J ' if 'fri-, ,gnu ex-ME .nfl 'A' -N - 2,.:ff.gg: JIUIVXXQ 7g'1'f:N2'-7 2:21533- I ' 451 I .- . 1 Q 5.1 H Vita. ne way of getting up in 4 N SENIOR SECTION Page 69 ................................ .. ............................. Advisors Pages 70-71 .......... .......... J unior Prom Pages 72-73 .......... .............. S enior Ball Pages 74-75 ..... ............. S enior Play Pages 76-77 ..... .. ......... ........ .. ........ N exus Pages 78-127 .......... .......... S eniors WHO S WHO IN BHS By R W lf T' , 14 ' . rm , 'A ' f, f A Qi, ' V154 Ytmlx- sv 5' , .' ,,.,, ' -:W 431- ' 4 A fm Gy, . mg gy, 1 4. '!, ,,q Hiildi-1.W3Lui'iYJ 'W Mlfinlr A 'hkswvf I Jh Jw V v NAIA, f I-. wand XL! EFJUIHSTB t G wg, L a mt 3, ' V X-K.t,,,' ' l li ai X I , ,fy , i i 5 , ' I l MR. WILLIAM SAWYERS Enthusiasm, pep, and vim abound in all you do Our class could never have gone far- unless led by you. Who could be more ably, more kindly led than we? Your willingness to work sure sparked the Class of '53! And as our school Hdays dwindle down to a precious fewi' Part of us, 6'Microbe Hunter, will always stay with you. UUR ADVISGRS MR. JOEL HILLMAN Since '51 our guide youlve been steering us along, Your humor, sense and good advice always will belong With us, For, the high ideals we seek are those ideals youlve shown And as you've led us through the years all of us have known Youlre tops, beloved 4'Huckster, the best we've ever met We know that you our moneyman we never can forget! 'X 'v ,W f ,llylf , ,F , ifsxl l l I 'rl' tl 4 r It g i ,,,,,K.,,5 rL,km'o . f X KNYL, V I Rixxlhn 'f I 1 e AN X I XX ' ,LL Alrlgdlffl . sig, , Rx , gfrxtgig at A' ,J N EVE I PARIl K1-nny und Anim Gil Ulld lll'll'll f 5 Z' 3: Dick Hall and Sue Flood are c owned King and Queen by Bunny Freese and Rod Longman 1 9 rf if Li Q , lf. . an I 0 1? L of 9Rov-1 oR 50:7 'Egg Judy und Sonny X Barbara and Mi 70 fF uf xr 11W ffchickia' and Pete Jerry and JOSH The fountain typifies thc prom, bubbling with the gaity of An Evening In Paris. J A , If i P, V A f I 3' if . il rooms, and Elmore Jack and Carol 71 A night on the clan of 53. I Inna' lh-ml.-r.1-Imirmnn nf llll'll1lH.llllu's Bill IlLlllllbl'I'1'Ill lm' u Sh-igh Hide-. I -ulifilf H -'Wi DUN Dora and Huy liurburu und Doug - . f Marilyn and Ev and ccskipvs PBI and Frank ff . la --5 ig 4 Elaine and Vic Jane and Bob Ronnie and --Fuzzy 147 'Z' W B B U U R R N N S' S' M NI A A N N T 'T L L IC ln '5 '5 I 2 X, ? V! ,, W fr L .Q V ll Q S 1 .8 ... CCSO WONDERFUL IN W H I 9 9 Th4- nc-rip! Nuys . . . H v l ,'f- '-.E 5?5 ? CAST Peg Shipman ............... BARBARA HILLIER Janey Held ........................ CYNTHIA MORSE Eleanor DeWitt Miss Cresson ..... LORRAINE SIMON IUDITH BROWN Gall Stevens ..................... DORIS GAENZLER Ginny Brash ................... 1 .... P ATRICIA EGAN A new girl ............... NAOMI LUSTERMAN 3 Nl , N I And she's still alive? Leaving so soon ? N. 2 .. J ' g n. A l 1 75 ' 2 'Z i, llnurcl all work lulmlnling Sn-niur pull- urn- D. t:l'llll'0l'l4', S. lfloml. ll. Wulf. l,. Filllllll. und lf. llillivr. 'lxllusv nl' Ihr Sa-ninr -4-vlinn -lun' not pirlurrd ure-: H. lfnre-y, lf. Wluxu-r. J. Suge-rnmu. l'. lfgun. W. Willi-. und J. Nlrllrrnmll. Pvg llorovsiu inalrucla lu-r Muff on how lo ful pic- lurca. Tha- ink-rm-fled nu-mbcra of Avlisiliea ure: E. Yollz. J. llunkvr. NN . Eckert, Nl. Eiwnacher, A. Kuhl, B. Eu-real. and l'. Rovklilfc Qnol ahownf. Uur -hullvrlrug-. he-.nh-d by l. Krmbruxlrr. look on-r lI'llllN of IIIVII' Lxlmr. H. luwinrr. V. Frhwub. l'. l.u Hurquc. .und H. lxnllvr. l. khrllrh and Nl. frm--1' uf 76 lfncullv .uni lluh'rcl.nflm-n N-cliurn .rlfu ub-Q-run ' w 4 X J 1 NOX Y SWll 'l' Nlcllillbl'-ill-1llliffu 'ni Ay MR. A. D. Nh-KlBlilN Chia-f FF marry FOSTER A iii-i':i i Watch your P's and Q's cautions E. Freeman to her secretarial stall' of M. Mahony, M. Bleier, V. Mar- chitto, and M. Cottheimer. Others on the staff are: P. Heiss, E. Pickering, T. Clemente, and L. Diehl. 'Assistant Editor 59 'iv X-ll li PETE STOCKY Art Editor mm Checking over layouts for Sports are J. Nelson, J. Logan, D. Cowan, and scaled J. Grant. Component members of both boys and girls' sports included: C. Davis, P. Girault, B. Kaplan, and J. Potaschnik. J. Yvalsh, head of publicity, points out what W'CDP means to E. Kissinger, and M. Grady of the art staff while R. Montano and C. W'anamal-ter, Business Man- agers, look on. The art staff included E. Smith, P. Seefried, H. Johnson, and J. Brown. f? a 3 Q S . LLXH5 Ul'l'll.l',ll5 Hur lour 1'0l'lIlxl'Nl0Ill'?-I lxvu Slllllll, 'l'l'4'aslll'1'r' 5 liuuuy l i'e-vw, xlfl'-l,l'1'Hllll'Ill1 lim-xi l'iva-rml. S1'4'l'4'liIl'yf, illlll lfml l,ml-'- F' umu. l'rv-iela-nl look zlllvzul In llu' future' ull:-r la-auliug Ilu' Svnior lilan-is lllfhllgll an r-in-re-H:-lull yvnr. L'lOl1 if Il imzuzx i in um Nfwii' Lol All-NIAN --lyihlw' . I . Nlmrkli,,: l,r,m,, U, . N Springfield Garden? gif! to Bnlduin lam kl maui.: lnr Ill.llllllU .. . nlmf- nun- - - -'NUUVF Ulf 4' Hlfml llllure WWIWIIWI' dprx with I, l,,.,, . I ' hu- qui,.L ,,l,,,,l,l on im- -Lal:-5 ur on ilu- mlurire- flour lll.llHlt'I' will go l.1r lmuxrcl- llhllslllll - - - 5 41 l'l 'lUl1r4ll'l 'f flwll TPUHP In-r .1 'll1'4'0 NllIl tlxiu-ling Nm-rvI.l1'x. Fl I'l- - lfuulinu. .lurziur ll rlfurf' inrurlw. I'l 4U 'f'lUiClub '-'4f'f.-Tffffw' Nvxux 78 x CAROL ARNIBRI STER Eng' does it . . . mlm, cool, und rol- lecled . . . never flush-rod . . . allways bufy doing for olherw . . . clefirm to he u linguist . . . well liked anal nd- mired for her ability and manner. llurlminlnn. Vollvylmll. lfaskolbnll, flrrhvry, Frvnrh Club, llvllu Ili-Y, 'Nvxus lI'hnlog. lfrlimrv Uulflvn Ulrurn, 0.11.11 .. llnrmr Snrirfly JOHN BARNETT ' Co-partner ofthe Conlon-Barnett clam A JANE BANKER digging duo I an enterprising guy Ceniality is her middle name . . . never gplzrldgerrlilgtaof ggite This is guys- I JEAN liARlUNCT0lNl a lament . . . ready L'Hi for all . . . fa real lad hunter thou h We hear! Hciglw - - - U Whiz With 3 dmwms Pen' future plans include a man . . . will be someoie to Winch g ' cil . . . success as an artist is sure to a success in anything she does. ' ' ' ' be hers - - - Quiet and unassuming T , KS, rt M rj B I . mn Soccer, Varsity Baseball, Wrestling manner . . . sensit' ' ' ennzs 10 s g. , armzn , Hockey, Volleyball, Ping Pong, Sports- nite, Tap Club Cl , ee Club, Spanish Club flfice Pres.J, Latin Club, Alpha Hi-Y fSec.l, G. ALA., Class Council Nexus, G ll , o ren lVave, Honor Society ne and sincere. Clee Club, Nexus rf 5 ROBERT BELLIS Y Mr BHS h . , . . . a ard worker full of zip and go . . . timely retort for every oc- CARRY BECKER casion . . . will make his mark in the field of mechanics. Renowned member of the famed Cib- . , bonsl' . . . makes even the moodiest 'hmm' Prom Commmee laugh . . . '6Beck has a unique charm about him that ' . capuvates people into lasting friendships. Varsily Baskelb all, Baseball 79 lil . A l N li li l .N l I l-Ill l're-My av- ilu-y funn- . . . 4-le-gnlwv nl Apllrmlih- . . . lluxrn lmiu-ll mul mlrllx- lul . . . lewrs lu l-ml . . . m'ollu'lln-nl lmy- urn- lnlum , . . nur lrnmla- lun- l'1lKlilQ'l'. llcm-ling, T1-nnis. Snlllmll. Sports- nila-, lluslfvtlmll. 'l'up Club, lla-lu lli-Y, G..-l.:l., Svninr Prom flormniuvv. .uf ,J C. AROLYN PJRCH ller passport is a smile . . . really lmppy when slw is 1-ngng.ecl in a gal: les! . , . lwr lmclenmrle is a llliing, voiw . . . l.5nn's eyes llnslx rm-ml when sumcnm- snys l lolcl you sol llmmlirrs, lflmir. llvllu lli-Y. Ur- rlwslm. Ulm' Club l1l,0lllA BEN F,lllCT lmsny lmir. lmlny-laluv 1-yes . . . llmfs Nllluu . . . llllx-R gill ld 1llWily5 fvilkly lm' u luuglx . . . ax grunt mllwr lvspuci- . . any in ,Indy hun, I l A M H N,4.n.uu-y Janna- rx u crawls slxol Ol! llw rifle mugs' sln-'ll re-ally lu-up lxur lmss on his toes, - - ll-0lll l'k 'Nl'f him' mul In lWl4l , I H , h n-url lu num' 1 . . . r-wmv! uns sensllyla- INN H l ' l, 'l'H l 's' B xl ' . . . love-a u guml clulmh' in Mr. Slllltblllld hull Hubs. fllwir. Claw Club, lllhllllllllllll. llmvl- ing, Arrlwry, Sporlsnilv, 'l'vnnis Musflw I, llunnv Frr-P - s sv - za 1 ,, ' dflfl u ul-r.llll1s for all Bnliczl Llllllillllqn Hip l . , pniorsl A 'll llpir 80 JEANETTE BLACK We note that Blackie,, is at home on the ivories . . . hopes to teach mus- ic . . . a natural . . . never a sharp,' word from her . . . wants to travel and see the world. Howling, Clee Club WU' MARIE BLACK A demure smile and a sincere attitude characterize Rie . . . quiet but unique . . . Rie rarely gets into the spotlight, yet we are assured of her presence by her easy going manner. MARILYN BLEIER Pert and lively . . . a smile that radi- ates exuberance 6'Mar brings Tennis' Bowling, Sp0 m e, Nexus warmth wherever she may go . . . as capable as she is charming . . . the perfect legal secretary. Bazlminlon, Tumbling. Kappa Hi-Y lPres.J, Clee Club, Youll: Cenler Council, lVe.rus, Class Council Uni, Twirling, CJLA., Sporlsnile ,Q-sw. 'tl' 1 JANET BROWN Our live wire . . . can talk faster than , , , ffjefs play Serious J d sound . . . feet that love to dance . . . Brownie wants a man and live kids . . . band-box dresser . . . the blonde dynamo. Badminton, V olleyball, Sportsnite, Modern Dance, Delta Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Nexus 81 JUDITH BROWN Ta-ll and graceful as a willow . . . her voice is her fortune . . . a winsgme personality . . . vivacious smile . , , spontaneous and combustible laugh u ytvs Volleyball, Badminton, Dance, Della Hi-Y fPres.-.lrJ, A523552 Club, Senior Play, CAA., Senior Council, Choir C Vice Pres.l, Chora- IIGFS, Sportsnite Committee lxlzNNl-,l ll BURl,lNt, Almaty, in htylo with u mrnilc . . . novcr plum . . . tht- puwur behind the scenes JOSEPH CANTO xx HALIAM IHXFML in hrluml playa . . . in-rklval hut ncvvr A lumttiv tncchaniic . . . Hot Rod Joe lruuala-tl . . . round 'n' round thu turn- . . . 4ltsct'cut und uitnble . . . xt num llnhlwin llighk Mr. Supliiatirnte- . . . uhh- gm-B inr lin-n, our lmuru dim- with u ra-nl pnssimi-fvntttos, xnttosqtnton up and mining, ringing, M-n-utimt . . . ju.-kvy. . . snmll, hut he sure gets uround. . 'filthhlnjllllidllwlll'l'l:seil'u . 'fill ,,'rmUlil' 'l l Muxqup' Ligmiug V l 1 N l4'l'llllH'Illll tllll Hudhl . 'l'r4n-lf, Cross Country, l.va4l4-rs, Choir, Clos- Club, Doulllv Quurlvt Rlt'.ll.kRD CAREY Klan ol Diftinctinn . . . an on the lull hmth-r . . . earnest. sincere and fum-c--ful . . . our future psychologist HELEN CARLTON . . . la-.tres nuthing tu he defired. Quiet? . . . guess again! . . . neat and Gulf. llou-ling. Frrnch Club, Latin mllmbl? ' mmm lady m while ' ' ' Hub MMM giggle? with her eyes . . . pleasant and ' ' A ' easy to get along, with. Sportsnile. Basketball, Volleyball, Kappa Hi-Y, G..'l.A., Glee Club 82 ROBERT CHUISANO Chissy . . . regal personality with DORA CENTRONE a grin to match . . . devil-may-care . . . . . . . oh for the life of a sport and a Emhusmquc' energelhc DO? ' ' ' snmu' million,dollars . . . destined to be a lates lasting companionship . . . fer- m n f d.Sti t. vent worker . . . provacative, witty a 0 I no mn' and willin . . . that's lau hter lurk- Football, Wrestlin , Baseball, Ke ' ' h g g Cl b g y mg in er eyes. u Hockey, Tennis, Basketball, Sports- nite, Spanish Club fTreas.l, Tumb- ling, G.A.A., Delta Hi-Y, Nexus 1Re- write Ed.l, Colden Wave NICEST EYE S x , , L , that bcwitch The CYCS '. ll' illld A nn Mmme 1' belong to To mmY Murth 21 TERESA CLEMENTE A mild form of hysteria . . . always excited . . . Terry never wears a frown . . . we'll never forget the Creeper . . . a rabid record collec- tor . . . package of TNT. Hockey fSports 1'IIgr.J, Volleyball, Softball, C.A.A., Modern Dance, Jun- ior Prom Committee, Clee Club. Kap- pa Hi-Y, Nexus, Service Club fSec.l, Sportsnite Q'Q 'P EDWARD COLGAN Colstumps,'. . . the rogue . . . mas- ter merrymaker . . . expressive per- sonality . . . has a way with the girls . . . perennial optimist . . . sees the lighter side of life. Football, Wrestling, Track, Spanish Club . Q 'Rl , ,, xfmwczxs M. 4:oN1.0N K 'X E 'C ' lVlmm- hm- Ihr trails. ol Ll good law' x , W , ye-r . . . irlu-ll hy girls snmlh-r lhnn RHAIARD LON AX DONALD COMHRS hrxlxtm-lf . lvlnfatsxugihrnxiliugor Ll nslulisx . . . linll. hlniul mul :llglnly ' ' '1 - ...anxrmau '0llH'lHll'lll HMT- 0l'lZ1llll12lll0.llN I. . .I our .Mm'rln'nn 4-mlnn-lun ul wlmu-va-r ha' clues. 1f,:,'::,:,m l bl. W-Tun, U, ,Rudy gvolfum, Ulla adidas lfld,hvl:uTl onllhfn Sorvvr, lnlru-mural Softball, Wrvst- l kSl ' ' ' l'wl 'l llmllfhl 'hm mn lQr:i:hZM ' 'Hl'l:m'..H H lst 'fi UNK lulk . . . not ra-nlly shy gun 1-1-M-rvn-al. way, bv rl.,Q,,.'n,h,.n.d' l ' ' L I Tirrgfr, :qlflll-l:1'IIl'lll ll4l:'lFc'1lnlll. Sol! , - ,lr,,'rm4l. 1 Foullmll lilo-lfnpl.l, Vursilv lluw- m ly I Q H H lmll, l,f-mls-'s, Km' lllulr, 12.0. 1l'rvx.i Junior l'rmn f:0HllIllUl'f' MUST - II llwlllllllllg FRI-IDlNl-I COOL5 l-'remhlix- . . . in school she's quiet and 4lt'lllUI't'. uulfimlefuell. were not fo fun' . . . pm-rfnnnlily nl her msn . . . path-m. cnnfinla-rule. friendly. Spnrtsnilv 43 ,- R .iq Ihx ' 4 lxmgz uml Um.. X F4'lll . I 'Il 1 84 Ilhlllilll 1lll'l .lamp lf l'U lP'- llmrlrl 1 l lcwf-ll , I N . 1- Hr, elpon, laugh U' lifl- 1 X. Q, SHARON CRAIG 'gMiss'Arnold Constable . . . a smile DOUGLAS CQWAN that matches her personality . . . snap, crackle 'n' pop . . . svelte stylist . . . ROYC Regone dull care . . . happy-go-lucky fsoark Eyesv was written for her. ' E CROSSMAN . . . never worries about anything . . . . . Quiet and distinguished . . . a talented an infectious smile and personality Tenn'-9, B0-9k9'b lL Bowlmg, fsbff' musician . . . should be a success if makes Doug one of our favorites . . . ball, Leaders Corp, CAA., Tap Clllb, hard work has anything to do with it congenial to all. T'U l '6' . . . competence personined. Track lCo-Caplainl, Cross Counlry, lnlra-Mural Softball, Bowling I Var- Inlramural lfaslcelball, Latin Club, silyl, Spanish Club, Band, Orchestra Nexus, C olden lVaue CLAIRE DAVIS Unerring, disarming mannerisms . . . a heart of pure gold . . . shines in athletics . . . a valuable friend, an asset to any club . . . a natural joker to complete our deck. Basketball, Hockey, Softball. Bowl- ing. Badminton, Bela Hi-Y fPres.J, Art Club, Sporrsnile, G.A.A. 85 GLORIA DEECAN Silence is goldenv . . . 'iClo is quiet on the surface but underneath is what counts . . . a future X-Ray Technician . . . oh, those eyes! Badminton, Sporzsnite, Bela Hi-Y, Clee Club, Choir, Junior lffelfare So- ciely m'rux.1-:r,N lblf.NtLl.ER N lxiLi'!' lnuglxing rye-fa :mal pvrl lvn- lurv- nmlw ln-r 11 rm-ul ruin' . . . rllx- R01gmg'yDlAl t'lQ'llt'? is lwr mlelellv llilllll' . . . lrlvml- 0 h i 1,9151y1..IN1l,xlu,-ISI. NNN, is nw kr!! In hm- Mn-ww D I l ul lxlliliilillilll l. lull mul ntnsy gmng u I N. xl th ,H-, hh ...nmnmnomm-1 MW 1'5 I--1-Nw 'Wlllfl RP 'Null V ':!' 'lu mln 5 Um dh' lmnvhh' am Ulllllllrklllhllt' lm! l'lm4l4ll-lllinllllwlu-rc nur It . . N-p.nl'n-nl lull: pe-r-oufllxly Sporlsnila-, lull:-ylmll, kuppu Hi-Y. mllcl you gn-l llmsc ruguislx 1-yon? - - - l'l l Will' DUN - - - N0 l'1ll'- Mmlvrn Dum-v. Svnior Iluml, Sa-ninr uh I, , .. , I ' ' ,. , lim' 1 'l'H'N Ol 5lH'l'lN- Urrluwlru, hum Llulr, .-lr! Linh, Hon- rm' ml' or slN'll'lY 4a ' N ' f , f ' ' l.l'.0. 0lx,X lllllll . N X R Xrv you raxuly 'Z l.a-ff pol . . . l.x'e s flu-rn-ml ln-r xmy into ilu' lwurh ol ln-r A I V 1-ln---xu.ulv+ . , . In-va-r Alll n minute WHJLKAN1 UOWNEX . . . runl.xgiouf l.mglx . , ,nllmplvml gnu. Ever! one knows Huang-Q our vigskin lluelwllmll. Fnlllmll. Spurlwnilv. l'9flC llUmf.l - - Z Food Ume5 and laugh' Tumlflnm: Club, hmmm HM Qgmulh lm-r lullov- m ln: lflolsleps . . .fslxere N4-un. l'hm-rlvmle-rx vl'n-Cupminl lr lu: on weekends! . . . out xslllx the lmg 5, ol coursel lursiry Foolbnll, Wrestling. Track llia-lIupI.w 86 I , a. AUGUST EBERHARD Augie', has an insatiable love for hot- CERARD DUNN rods . . . mention a car and his eyes 5 ,, light up . . . real yearning to own an G6 agoelggefitt Egebziiliotlglsllahiiz hir' auto repair shop . . . his first period hot rods D I I Pappfs always got a hang-out is the Book Nook. wisecrack at the opportune moment Track, Bowling . . . never a dull moment with this live wire. Intra-Mural Softball, Intra-Mural Wrestling, Soccer, Football WILLIAM ECKERT Bill . . . the talent and intellect to achieve whatever he sets out to do . . . the world is his oyster . . . never moody . . . always finds something nice to say about everyone . . . Geologist to be. Science Club, Spanish Club, Nexus, Choir, Honor Society CLIFFORD EDI C Prefers to remain in the arms of Mor- pheus . . . reserved until there's some- thing to say . . . a bright future lies ahead in the electrical engineering field. Science Club 87 PATRICIA EGAN 'gKippie . . . our '4Wild Irish Rose . . . always a perfect quip . . . many versatile characteristics . . . a rare compound of friendliness, frolic and fun . . . she enjoys life and we enjoy her. Badminton, Tumbling Club Soft- ball, Basketball, Masque, Senioi Play, Choir, Nexus lUllll ,ll'l' l'illl,l .ll5 ll-ill, our griclirnn Mar . . . anal ra-y In gr! along xsilli . . . new in a r-ipzn ul gre-alln--H liigll amliiliun'-. 01' lllllli' quiet . . llils l unify lwmllmll, lluwbull, 1,4-lulvrri. fil1l.SSli0Illl4Al' 'S' Th--f ANTHONY RllRl,ll1lI Nlr. Cmnplq-xily . . . llh'l'l'.Pi so murli ln la-arn almnl 'l'nny . . . llc-vp person- ality. hlNllllLllH'0llT1 langli . . . 4-aay lo lallr lo . . .1-:mi1-r'lnli:xl4'l1lu . . . 4-li-ve-r anul rapalila-. lnlrn-Mural Softball, lnlrn-Mural llmkvllmll, Km' Club, llc-rmun Club, l,4'1ulvra. Nmux llfurully lfllilorl 41' GEORCETTE EMEIGH 'X luv ol red liair and a winning smile . . num-1 in llifpo-ilion . . . Crowe . Q 1 love-P a gnml time . . . 4lnn'l slate rall Rl TH ANN ENGLAND lwr Rell . . . a lulurr gwrmmlanl. A hegrl gl goodness . . . filled Wllh T21- Tvnnis. Spurlsnilr. Tap Club. Del- lu H1-l diance . . . wrapped with sincerity . . . lied v-illi cliarm . . . 'Rae's a real prize package. A rrhcry. Book Nook 88 MARW1 EISEN Milllill l .vn-rylliing you vnulsl po:-silily mile lor in ilu- way ul a lrin-nal . . . laslylilce anal mu-el . . . neva-r to ln' lorgotlen . . . a all-volml 4-lasslnah-. Sporlsnilv, Choir, Claw Club, Ring lilHlllIllH0l', Spunisb Club, llvllu Hi-Y lSl'l'.l , Nexus RICHARD ENGLERT BEVERLY EVEREST Enthusiasm of immeasurable quantity . . . friendly as a puppy . . . person- l 155. , ' 'th as many radiant facets as a PERI UE FAIRCHILD Deep, deep voice . . . always seen dash- giyyozii - I . we couldln hav d ne Q in? in or onli oflloozl Dlikis witlibut our Bev.,, e 0 Perry g'bowls us over. . . 'sstrikesn a il Ulllfe W01' ef m I e e 0 me 3 ' . friendl chord . . . his S are time is Iurgy ' I l 3 quiet guy who gets things Hockey, Volleyball, Tennis, C.A.A., his Dwi ' . ' no one WH? ever upins, done with ease. Sportsnzle, Sportsrute Capt., Modern this boy down , Dance, Latin Club, French Club, ' Gddefl Wave, French Club' Lalm Nexus, G.0. Council fTreas.l, Class Vf1rsilyB0wlif1g Club, Selenee Club, Nexus Council lSec.J. Leaders, Cheerleaders, Honor Soeiety MOST MU li.. 1101-wil im' SICAL D, re I-' ti- Fostcr make beau I Bcity 89 Char mfrcther. ful 1llllhlC 1' fi 1 VIRGINIA FAMULARO Can't seem to make '4Cinny mad . . . even-tempered always . . . long brown hair and blue eyes . . . an unusual combination . . . according to Cinnv, boating is the greatest sport. 4 Tennis, Softball l'ill.l'il'1N l-'lilltil-1 Mostly augur . . . ru-elntv mul ale-tnurv . . . ln-r ways nrt- winning ont-at . . . urountl wha-n thru- in work to ln- alone . . . thorouglily ala-pe-ntlulilc . . . wrre- tury to ln-. llmlnninton. Ping Pong. Tennis, Sporlxnitv. Pudcllv T4-nnis, Softball, l'oHvvlmH. llnskrtlmll. U.A.!l., Beta Hi-Y SYZANNE FLOOD Sweeter than laughter . . . Sue has rlnurtnc-tl her way into everyonefs heart . . . she glows with enthusiasm . . . uttrnvts and holds friends like a mag- net . . . in Pvrry' way. she's our ideal, Trnnis. Hmlminlnn. l'olIf'5'bnH. Sporlsnilv, Sportwnitv tfupt.. Latin Club. llmlvrn Dunrr, Clues Council. .Hphu Hil 1l'rv'H ' 5. LAROLE FElbEl. The nuturul color hair women dye tor . . . Ditty likes gub Keats with VICTOR FERIOLA nw lun H-HH' lmffllhi m gflmanl if llHS's Hercules . . . a tlirtatious grin, hope-n to ruisc u Llnlslrena our 0 X 1 . e-xpressivo eyes . . . oves to tulu: life her own ' ' ' loves to hugh' out-ty . . . his luvorite dish--lootl . . . Bowling, Arc-harry, Sporlsnitv, Glen 1nrring,'s hcudctl for u career in the Club Nlurinos. Footlmll. Wrestling Most AIJMIIKICU XA I 5 2 X .lx I!! E l ', Un tho g ure- B Ol' 'ff tht- world at 90 unny prpph. I l , the 10, I. W dm' Kumi' Slllllllo uw lim, ELAINE FREEMAN Vivacious and versatile . . . proof of ELIZABETH FOSTER perpetual motion, capability, grace, ., ,, - , . and charm rolled into one priceless Benya t'aI'e'1tgge pioerzg gyuytxlsitileggg gal . . . an expert in all she attempts authoress . . . interested in everyone 'xfllowunluch we ve loved geffmg to and everything . . . possesses a store- 0 yo ' house of dynamic energy. Hockey, Tumbling, Bask tb ll e a , Soft- ball, Sportsnite, Latin Club, Leaders Ur. Hep.l , 0.0. Council, Nexus lSec.2 , - . , oc ey, BHS: Honor Society fPres.l, CAA. lSec.J lcetball, Badminton, Tap Club, Bowl- ing, 0.0. Council, Sporlsnile, Golden Wave fNews Ed.l, lr. Prom Comm. lCo-Chairmanl Nexus 1Ass,t. Ed.l, Honor Society, C.A.A. 1Pub. Mgr.l, Choir, Choraliers Alpha Hi Y iChaplainj H lc MARIANNE FREESE Few know Marianne, but everyone knows Bunn ' y . . . a picture words can't paint . . . popular and admired . . . there's rhythm in her blood . . . a natural at sports . . . someone we'll remember. Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Bad- minton, Modern Dance, C.U. Council GAA. lPres.l, Senior Class U' ice Pres.l, Clee Club, Leaders, Nexus, Sportsnite, Ring Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Senior Ball Comm 1 i PA UL FUSILLO Hot rod enthusiast with lots of 'gdrivel' . . . Fuzzy', can work miracles with a hammer and saw . . . always comes up with the perlect solution t o an un- answerable problem . . . understand- ing and esteemed. Intra-Mural Basketball, Senior Ball Committee, Junior Prom Committee 91 DORIS CAENZLER Her hair is her crowning glory aspires to become an acc u o ntant . . . on stage she's b a udding actress . . serenity and tactfulness are her watch words . . . thoughtfulness and care guide her way. Archery, German Club, Masque, Senior Play ,.-q X ll AN MUND tLftltlVNl-ill llxty . . . ll lie'l1lN ol ll'c't'ltli'w ':.'tNNll on at v-unity lun- . . . 2-lnulrnl l'5' 3' re-il tlmtvh , . . int:-mln to ln- u lill'lllt'l' . . . lw'll iw-up lmnlu'l-N ol llillllll llrrm. .lANliT GOEl3l:.l, lam . . . never ovorftx-ps the lwoumls Wll.l,l.NNl tllllNliY 'l'hi- le-lloxfa an sure- uhm in any lin-lil . . . quirlt on tht- trigg,vr with at rvlort . . . llllllxl'B at hulls on-U on-ry time-. Killa' 'l'4'um of good meta' . . . Ll pvrlerl lguly from 4 Y T ln-ml to lov . . . nntnrnl :mil fun-vt . . . JOXCE' GOODW lm kmmn hy all lor hvr nn.:--inning good Redheaded misuess of me giggle . l . ni'lU '- up on her toes when it comes to his- tory . . . the blithe spirit . . . mirth oi-copies most of her time . . . friend- linesf if her most valuable asset. Pallfllv Tennis. Volleyluill. Basket- ball. Solihull. Sporrsnire. G.,4.,fl.. l,u- tin Club. 92 l'llYl.l,lS tllllAUl.'l' llvm-rntor ol vin-my lhut's l'hil . , , crm-nlor ol luhuloua luiilta-il som-las . . . it trin- ronliilunt . . . u hi-lingual um'- ra-tawy in he-r xilnlrilion . . . popularity uml l'hyllia. un insi-puruhlo tluo. il RITAMARIE GORDON Rita Marie . . . a gal who's on her in dancing or in the social whirl 3. 1 MIRIAM GOTTHEIMER 4'Mimi . . . a madcap who hates hats . . . she likes to chat . . . we like to toes listen . . . most comfortable in blue Jeans . . .-dependable, cooperative, . . ' ' ' and friendly suit her to a TS quiet and demure as a violet . . . we like her. Badminton fSporls Mgmt, Nexus, . . S 1. 't,V ll 'b ll,B 'l' Tennis, Sportsnile por gm 8 0 ei U ou mg N1CEST'SMILE 4llggE!izLTQ? i gfgitq, ,bA-q II' Slllllcs 3 joan Lu lll dCCker' He broad ff Om Dick SC erb0 and lr:- ' MARILYN GRAD Y A fastidious dresser who'll never go out of style . . . greatly gifted. piano wise and artistically . . . perfect ex- ample of intelligence and skill . . . respected and well liked. Tennis, Softball, Basketball, Bowl- ing. Leaders, French Club, Class C oun- cil, Honor Society, CJLA., Nexus fi I. aff! AfL,f 'f JANE GRANT Man, those white bucks . . . Jane's overflowing with vitality . . . radiates electricity about everything she does . . . brimming with ideas and fun . . . everything with this gal is 'LBig Deal. Hockey fCr1pt.l, Basketball, Soft- balL Sportsnite, Latin Club, CAA., Tap Club. Della Hi-Y lPres.!, Nexus, Dance Committee P ANN Gllll liNllMLl .N X v KN The ,url :mal annul nl ,lonva llc-awlx rr-ally uppa-ul to Ann . . . an-vxuingly F.l.lCANOR CHUMM H 1 N l I quh-l. hu! we hllwpl'4'l wllghlly vxplo- ,x l - . U - H I , of-,l - . Mil . - - 'lil' l3f Blu - - - N QV Vi mllvflfbl' '. ' lwr hu-mhhlv H M val' looking on the lnshlvr ol PiUK'1'l'hS . . . R i l!.- 'Wlihhon ...nl home' Ullhl'l'lNLl H ' ' 'H Um' ' lil nirruxlou-ra good limos . . . un un- vll lm- fill' 0 'N'1'l'l b1 'lu' 'l l' - ' - Hurlnnirllmn. Hlbllllllfl, l'aal1lI4- Tvrmis, lox'g4-Huhlv '51h'r. 1' M HU L'l m 5 lf 'lH- l'f'H W'l 'H- HHH l'U'lIl- 'f 'ioflfmll 'I'a-unix Tumblinll Kahlua LIU! 'llmmr ll pump NNQWW Hi-Y, lllu-vrlvadvrs lCapl.l. Uanva' llonmxillvv, Choir, llhoralu-rs. Prom l:0lllllllHl'l', C.!l.!l.. Sporlsnm' NX llll KN! Cl LUX HR Who! .r hu1.xKirnl l'.lXlllg. lllkllllkllxfu . . . Nxulrlx llill XNIIFH Nonwone plays , Y ,N V llouglv Woogie . . . Xnh. mnmf . , . AL DREX HAGEMAN l1 Ul l? ll lf'ff-'l SUE. - - - -' W-'l 'U' Beautiful. long. brown hair. hazel eyes, .liq.lu,,li-1 , , . nor Ll- muon-nl ns he and dimples . . . pu! lhern all together .rppq-.nrx. ond you'll have Audrey . . . our out- lnlru-Wfural Solihull. Sl'll'lll'l' flulr 'hmdmg hfzad Nude' ' ' ' her lnendlf ' manner will luke her far. Tumbling. Basketball. Sportsnile, Alpha Hi-Y. G.f1.A.. Hand. HvadT1cirl- vr. Urrhvstru. 94 HL., RICHARD HALL An indispensible member of BHS's RITA HAHNEL restling team . . . Dickis friendly RT . n intriguing girl with 8 wide silnile reveals a dynamic gzersonallty WILLIAM HAMBRECHT is a ' , , lrilet of interests . . . active in many ' ' '. a Sports einhusmst vi 0 6139525 '6Brawny Bill has displayed his ath- dilganiations . . . a friendly person, lmtnullgfeaggmnshlng ' ' ' to now lc letic prowess on the gridiron as well ramble worker I . . bound to be 3 is 0 ' ' as on the basketball courts . a Suhyess in the business world. Wrestling fCo-Capt-J, Key Club, husky package of personality . . . likes . S Cross Country, Freshman Football, girls and they like htm . . . wants to b Z0g9J'I::7Sl2itf'fVhi7Z l?SZ':gg5'ClZ'Z' Class Council, lr. Prom Committee get rich . . . we think he will. 1 , . . ., , If 'Sh' glasque, Senior Play, Golden Football fCo-Capt.l, Baslretball, WZW Golf, Leaders, Key Club, 0.0. Coun- cil T' RICHARD Hams Ci 'I.1 1' fist Winning friends has kept Dick very busy at BHS . . . an alert mind and WILLIAM HEIBERCER pleasing personality . . . reliable and Bill's an all-round joker . . . likes a capihleh'-' i-smooth manner' ' ' Waffh good laugh and provides many . . . out or is me' among his virtues are friendliness and Tfllfk modesty . . . a typical fellow who fav- ors girls and money. Football, Intra-Mural Wrestling PHX l.l,lS lll'1lSS l'liil'r- aww- u-ll gi nlury . . . vxriling un zi nnvvl mul hsivu- uw my:-h-rioiis . . . olnliging null lrulivmnu- . . . our future- lN1i+-- Miami. l ollvslmll, Ilmlminlnn. Trnnix, Spnrlsnilv, Mmlvrn llumw-, Knppn Hi- Y.lQ..4..1.. Nvxuw Stuff if l'.llARl.ES IHGCINS We all know Skippy . . . lufs that lull lmppy-gn-lucky iellmf is illi a rare- lrm- mumwr . . . liif evcr present vit an--iirvp liim nl fiirrvfs. Fnullmll, Bnsvlmll. lnlrn-Wfurnl Has- krtlmll, Hand MARION HENKEN Mrs. BHS ligurea to ln: u nurse . . . luis ilml irrce-inlilylu vumlyimilion of wnrnulx and awe-einem-x . . . eva-r emil- iug Suu will remain unlurgullen in llie lu-urn ul ull who luivn- lannwu lu-r. liadnninlon, Vollawlmll, Sporlsnilc, Hola Hi-Y. Junior We-lfurv 61 M ARY HENRY Mary . . . our po ulnr drum nmjoretle p . . . an lrialay, so pelile . . . with lier iuumauuiing and A strut into uuuiy wee! wuyn Maury will ai licnrl. Modern Dunva, Vollvylmll, Drum Mujorvllv, Kuppu Hill' lil+1S'I' DA Nl IERS ,423 I if , ij x ,-,fvf nutillnl Frm l ' . ahk h Q nl' llw l,,ll LI I 96 WU Pulau-lirlik and Il1dmKiH ' with uw onnn. rid, ' 'Uwan Hi-Y, G.A.A., Sports- -Q ,255 E L ,,. , C f , --.. BARBARA HILLIER in Barby . . . bubbly as champagne . . . K 495 f EILEEN HILFERTY first class comedienne . . . an actress Irish as Killarney is this fair lass . . . ggtfdgiffgili friends ' ' ' RICHARD HIRSHKIND her bright, gay personality makes her , , , l popular wal, her friends . . . sweet Bling Pong? gsilfeggall, Volleyball, EIS fffllfy 'O Zak? glokff hafieafned rl l vely . . . Chickie', wonit need a rninton, a e ennis, Masque, mh le 65960. 0 .IS Cffmffl .CS - - - lldlur lteaf clovers for luck and happi- Sportsnite, Latin Club fSec.l, Senior Tfnend to all fs Dmk Wlfh hls dfoll ness- Play, Senior Ball Committee, Beta uyfdafli magnenc personality - - - one 1 - o a o s. Tennis, Bowling, French Club, Tap giigfj Nexus' Golden Wave fEd' In y Club, Masque, Sportsnite F ootball, Baseball, Golf Basketball Key Club, Leaders Club, llance Com: mittee W4 1:1 I I . ,f 4, AUDREY HOCHSTEIN Possesses a pleasing and friendly style . . . Aud's', daydream is t t l . . . ANN HOAGLAND a clever sense of humor . .ti wlilllemake Herels Hoagiel one of our fashion an efficient secretary in the future. wise gals . . . a smile is her trade- Bowling, Sporymife, Badminton, J,- mark . . . Snookyis her haven . . . ever Welfare Society fVice-Presl, C199 charming, ever industrious . . . B.H.S. Club, Tap Club will miss her. Basketball fSports Illgnl, Badmin- ton, Paddle Tennis, Softball, Tumbling fSports Mgr.J, Spanish Club fSec.l, Class Council, Clee Club, G.A.A. Board, Alpha Hi-Y, Service Club, Sporlsnile, Dance Committee 97 M ARM NRI-'fl' ll0l'Il.Y,lill l'u'g . . . lnlolul anal lrlue-exeml . . . a darling. clirnplvtl -mile . t . -meet and damn lo earlli from lu-acl lo lon- , . will rgtlrli ilu' ey' ol P-lH't'l'!-H. llowlinpz, alrrlaerv, llaulminlou. Sporlniile, fifl.,-l., llela lli-Y. Ulm Club CHARLES JERSEX' Charlie . . . a pin! filed package oi fun 'n' lrolie . . . rorkey 'n' sell as- fured . . . one of the many menilwrf of the ,lerfey rlan . . . friendly to all who know liini. kill ARLES ll0R'l'0N llliarlit-'n known for agile lingers on the lu-ylnoartl . . . a popular guy with a r-ulnle 1-eine of lunnur . . . inotleht und lrielully . . . a touch ol aopliiwli- ration with a ple-avant manner. lnlra-Mural Softball, lflmir, Clev- lflub. Leaders L .. K L l FLOYD JOHNSON Although many are deceived by bis shyness. Floyd's friends know birn to be the possessor ol an engaging, per- sonality . . . a quiet and reserved manner . . . someday we hope to see him on the baseball diamond. lntra-Mural Basketball, Varsity Base- ball 98 gk PEGGY ll0llW l'l'Z Peg, ol our liearlsu . . . one niinnle a iuatlt-ap. the next quiet and llimiglillul . , . ever industrious . . . ever under- slamling . . . u hilarious lu-art wurnier . . . one oi llie nminstayi-i of our t-lm-H. llot-key, llaxlretball, Volleyball, Howling, Softball, Latin Club, Tap Club, 0.0. Counril, Nexus lflet. l'I1l.l, Golden Wave, Class Connell. Alpha Hi-Y. C.fl.A., Sportxnite Mistress of Ceremonies, Cheerleaders, Senior llall Committee VW' 7 EUGENE JONES If an easy wit and pleasant smile HELEN JOHNSON mean anything, Gene is practically Twinkung brown eyes has She with a posmvedotf sucsiess . . .lan admirer of ANN KEHL ready smile . . . cheerful, serene, ever Ievf an hneri y peop e 'IL ' S DIY as 'sNancy . . . most likely to .succeed helpful . . . Helen can do magic with mo asses ut 3 Ways Comes mug ' . . . sugar 'n' spice 'n' everything mee a paintbrush . . .a talented but modest Wresgling, Leaders . . . a friend as sweet as anyone could person, want . . . always ready to give a help- Badrriinton, Bfowlzng, French Club, Llgiolrafoglh monopo Med the high Sportsnlte, Junlor Welfare Society, Driver Training Club I 1 Bowling, Volleyball, Badminton. C.A.A. fEd.J fTreas.l, Honor Society, French Club, German Club, Orchestra. Band, Leaders, Sportsnite, Nexus osT SOPHISTICATED M 'p ROBERT KA PLAN Kap . . . how he enjoys palling with ssthe guysln . . . possesses a definite pene- writing talent . . . quiet but a trating personality . . . thoroughly - likable . . . a future professional man. u fTreasJ Leaders Smenre Klub en W'ave f . TonY Buehl and the WWI' for A night on 99 ,lean Wa lsll. Softball, Intra-Mural Basketball, Kev 7 CI b .. , ., ', f . Latin Club. Nexus fSports Ecl.t, Cold- Q Hitt Ml. XS ix Milli-ll. JOEL iiAl FMAN Trip- to country rutv high with Jovi . . . rom-e-x'v1ttivv hut is ith un Q-xciting nmnm-r that ph-at-tw nil . . . at ronsci- vlitmo- works-r umi xt good frie-mi. Nnuhfhu ' ' ' i F' and vnihm ', ' ' Sorrvr. Iiotrlirtg, lnrru-Mural Hus- ntotnw NNiN'll lplllllfti . . . tttgvlttott- wha-li it ronw- to autos . . . it-is nord hut mann ure'onipii-hun-nt-. P Xt t. RF. XRN5 Xu :wld hat-vhgiii hm tUmigvrf. of ftmrft-t , , . inxoritv haitth' rry . . . XY.tit tiii twxt unit . . . . in yvgtrx to routr ihutil voirv ssiii hr routing over our radio- lnfm-Hurul Hmkvrhtxll. 1. I. Huw- 'NIH ka-rlmll, 5of1lnuH.fIvrnutrt Club fill , Lhtnhtng ilu, lull 4 44. und N, M , r In ,.,,.,, 100 JIU, kuhl- fffrwrn ul-4,14 'Ut' D APHNE K AZ AN DztiTy . . , :tn ova-nn of fun . . . smart drt-an-t' . . , it'ra-pre-maihh htughtvr thut he-gin-4 in hor htm-I a-yvs . . . horn un1h'r xt htrky stair . . . iortunu follows in hvr shzttiow . . . in-tuivti iot' Kath- oriuv liihhs. Hudrninlon, 'I'vnnis, i'ollvvbuH, Manl- vrn Uum'4', Sporlsnill' K P Sl11:4:t.g,.3,, vw Q R. ws wi Kovpl JOHN KEENAN This boxer packs a terrific walloln . . . a swell guy who never uerosses you up . . . will never go down for the count.', 5' ELMORE KEENER Calling Dr. Keener . . . an ardent udrag racern . . . sporty dresser . . . at home in the water as well as on the high diving board. Ilaslretball, Softball, Learlers, Class Council JAMES KERR .limmy', . . . a real gone eomedian . . . laughs at anything and expects the same . . . natural harborite al- though he never dams up . . . lover of boats. Ilztra-Mltrtll ll restl1'ng, Soft ball : iv x X Q' FRANK KINGS A grin that captures your heart . . . blessed with dark hair and a person- able air . . . the fair sex approves . . . this cool guyi' aims to he an air von- ditioning contra:-tor. Varsity Haselmll. Softball lCapt.l, Varsity Football. Ilttra-Mitral Wre.9t- ling 101 EVELYN KISSINCER Eva . . . our tall. artistir' beauty . . at home with a haton ora Jai h 1 nt rush . . . has 'Ldesignsv on the faahion Held llavlterball I? I - ' . lIfl71l'l1f0fl. Modern Danee, P Ill. T ' f f an P enms, I ollewball Q..fl.f1.. Sportsnile. Kappa Hi-Y, Tu-irl mg. Clzoraliers, Nzzrtlx. Choir, Clpp Club. 00111011 lVm,'o 441 it i 'w err' x t X i I X X' N FRED KNHQF ...Y Quia-t :md ,hy on thi- :iirfmw . . . ai hzirre-I ul hm . . . iiaiiwiiuiiimii :imc ROBERT KOEGEL , l-itl...i'.it'-'-a't-z- . Ri .lNl .il ixi.l .iN illxiiamh hvhih u mt H m N N M hmm- m ai hihurulmy . . . rohust NR . X -in A. I. A I i ' humm' . . . u trim-miiy guy tn htm- 4-ms . . . uttl :umm uupurt mlm lmmimuml Sommnl fl-nwk' Slum, Mnuml . . I his t.0n,..i,.mimH wily! hm- nun tha- uns-rtuni :md :uhnirutimi hh Club Hunk lmldm, num worth nt nil xxhn hmm him . . . imhiwtriuu- Srivrwv Club with il thiir for writing, . . . nir1'c's-v-titiiy inn-ta-ra-d IT yvnr- uf I-ingii-h in I2 niutithw. it J Xtitjl F,i,i5QF ROHL .K ra-ni pixiv . . . hive' that hhmd hair and thu-v -purkiing. eyes . . . inex- r 1 h.iu-Lihiv rhnttvrhux . . . full of merri- JOEL Rox EL mvnt and mirth . . . its hard tu keep A fmuu, donor whose umhumed .rpm np xx ith hx-r limitirx- vitality. ncmg- hah made him kncmkl ' 104.5 Hmlrnintnn, Hoirling. Umlwtluxll. i'ff'f it'U0nn is 3 S006 hugh 601' MW 5I,,,,,,,,i,,.' prim Um aihurmt . . : un.i.urther examination sw hnd hes diligent and industrious . . . ding.n0rif' is u surf' fucress. Tvnnis. Km' Club tSvr.l. Srienre lfluh tTr0us.!. Lmulvrs. Golden Wyure 1Hd.v 102 ROBERT K UHN Duke,, . . . girls and cars fill his FRANKLIN KRANICH sparedmoments .h. . always ready flor t umorous eo eae KIll1l0ll', - - - 3 demon on the basket' llogsnivitllnlthis South of thi Blbrderw ROBERT KUNZE ball court . . . a robber of hearts .1. . guy- A Scientific mind teamed up with 3 1 'kr... tallinthesadde,, , 11 1' ...gh It 1 .a.lllalllli'.aAlZbtis himself .l. . the gift of lnlffl-M1w1lWfeS2lmg iauBt0iSs.lTeTSZ?S is as iflfsuajz gab . . . never to be equa ed. razorfs ed Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Golf, Key Club ge . . . greatly admired . . . always has the last word. Soccer, Softball, Bowling, SCif-V109 Club, Colden Wave, Honor Society 'jk nl H w ANITA LANCHA USER Y Hwfm . . . gregarious . . . sparkling with personality . . . what's new? ALAN LANE . . . always in the midst of things . . . d t d th d ' 1 . Cars are Alls chief interest . . . a whiz as goo na me as e ay IS Ong in metal shop . . . an ace mechanic Volleyball, Baslfelball, Archery, . . . school work incidental . . . a light SP0'l-Vllleq Leaders Corps, C-A-A-, hearted merry-maker . . . future race Hallo' Soflely driver. 103 4.1 3: if .l0llN l.Alllll'.Nt.E I V W A hmilv ne- vontaigious as xi yawn . . . Y x H golf :mil vonking, ure hir. sperinltiem-1 ALHE Lhlul . . . th-tvrmini-al and dmiliing . . . u --gh, .m Hip.. uw ,ii ht bm nu.,-il IUAN l-Al INHNN guy trouhaulour . . . mln-linitcly ai hulicrs' winwnw Lodi: l u I guygmld dvngmgul jo . . . nlssnv- happy. ulvuiya kiml 'mm' . . . pri-vii-w ol tha' lutttrv: luke u . lilu--1 lll'll' pvnph- up thi- humoroun S04-,-pf. li,,5lH.glmlL fgoll' j,l1r4,.Mu,-ul lvttvr, Mins lmithlu fl mu. lo 'mm' ' ' ' 'mmy N 'H Tvnnis, Pmldlv Tvnnis. liaskvlbull. dulmxumu' l'ollvylmH, Junior 'lUl'Ulll'l' Suri:-ty, lhllmluill, .fl rrlu-rv, limrling, C. f1..fl., Sporlsnilv Spnrlxnilv, lifulminlon. Ping Pong, lIlluil',Cla-4'f1l11b,f,..'l..'l. ,Ai K -XNNF l ,FX EN DRCRER Kuna' . . . our luturi- Wave . . . refrrfh- inug ii- .1 ami lirm-lv .5 . . mirtlmsing RALPH LXNDSAY yuh 1,-A . . . is 1- lore-we success sth.-n lu-r -hip ronw- in. Carefree and casual . . . Dr, Lina is our rhemic-nl engineer . . . best at play- ' ' ' , f' 'or- ing pool . . . ax hfherman wshoae .iw iw pastime is his outboard runabout . . .11 vure fhot with all. Gvrnmn Club. Senior Band lol ESTELLE LITTLE Alert and alive . . . our new addition from Southside was a hit from the start . . . likes to kid and be kiclded . . . fun in every way. Basketball, Softball, Sportsnile . AND MR PATRICIA LOFSTRAND Pat enjoys skating and dating . . . al- ways ready for fun . . . a very likable miss . . . stepped out of a band-box MARGARET LOGAN and into our hearts. Bowling, Sportsnile, Choir, Book Nook S. BHS Jeanie with the light brown hair . . . Clee Club, enthusiastic and reliable . . . piercing wit . . . self-possessed and diligent her pen is mightier than her sword. Hockey, Tennis, Tumbling Club, Sportsnite, Basketball, Archery, Sci- ence Club fSec.-Treas.J, Leaders, 0.0. Council, Golden Wave, Nexus fSports EdJ K. V MR 1 1 hearts and first of each othlj:rBelliS and First in i 'C Seniors, B0 in the he usucsv artS Of the Henken' 105 RODNEY LONCMAN Mr. President . . . ready, willing and able . . . 6'.lughead's best at talking his way out of trouble . . . and getting into it . . . energetic and efficient , , , a popular personality. Soccer, Wrestling fCo-Capl.l, Lead. ers lCo-Capt.J, Key Club fTreas.r C.0. fVice-Pres.l, Senior Class fPres.J,, Civil Defense 1. IUAN l.l liF.t'.Kl .lt tfnptivnting pvr-mmlity . . . l'lli -t'llil'X'- min an n nmgpia- . . . lun-ly to limit nt . . . ala-liglitiul tn knms . . . gingvr- vnting . . . un l'llKLli1,illj!, P-lllill'. Horkf-Y, rlllllnl' Tvnnis. Spurlsnitv, Tumbling Club, fllphn Hi-Y THOSLXS W. Nl.XCl,lN . . . tliinks in terms ot food Nl in . irnprrtnrbulile . . . likes to work . quivt till lw gets going . . . liend' ing tmsnrd n run-vr in civil engineer- in g. Fmiflnrll. llrrsllirxg. Km' Club Nw., I ive-l'rvQ.l -1 l 10 AN Ll W NDGREN A lguly in rc-an-rvo with an vulrn smile mul lnunnm-rs . . . lwvn as alia' is lxintl . . . ,luairfi-t u ling, nn punrtuulity . . . an-H gmnl nuture-ml :incl lria-nally us tlu-y Nll0Ml l.US'l1ERMAN mlm Putin-, sw:-vt. tluinty, und ne-nt . . . l 0HvybuH, Hualnlinlun. Howling, tliut'n Nikki . . . liuanitiiul, ilusliingr, flrrhvry, 'I'nnrlix, llmkvlhrlll, Sports- cyan . . . nn intense inturunt in people nilv. C.A.11., I .H.fl. l'l'r1'ux.b . . . cluairua to lu: u linguist . . . enjoys lintuning to niue-wiv und reading. Sporlsnita, French Club, Mnsquv, Svnior Play, Nexus, Choir zvmsw' A1z'l'lS,m: 1 ' 'V II- . nllill Johnson juli 1 I, ' I If is n ' 106 m 't fI'H'f'1-. ' hll Svvfria-al'-a lu! . PM vii- PETER MAHER Pete . . . happy-go-lucky . . . an undis- EDWARD MAHER covered genius . . . a woman hater . . . t' t d t ' u . . . un- A Feadl' Sense Qf humor - - - Well liked fazeahlellfixl aarrilanmviiiliildgfiliite ideas. ROLF MAHLER ' ' - 3 loyal fflend ' Q, ' fllvfflys ready Quiet, but friendly . . . camping and ti lfelp hgh flies ffd dnvih ' 62 ' '53 Mother Nature occupy most of his o vlous e s eer own e roa - to success. Varsity Football, Baseball, Intra- Mural Basketball, Wrestling time . . . enjoys collecting anything from stamps to stones . . . plans to become an engineer and travel. Soccer, Intra-Mural Basketball, Lead- ers, Stamp Club MARY RITA MAHONEY M.R. . . . flaming hair and crackling ef 1 ROBERT MALONE Moldy', . . . . . unruffled . . . full of the devil . . . loves to fraternize . . . aims to be a professional basketball player . . . a one man punchinello wit . . . aglow with fun and mischief definitely approves of femal d i . . . talks like wildfire punctu t d b a e y holy cowv . . . future secretary if the boss c ' ' an get a word in edgewise. Paddle Tennis, Volleyball, Basket- ball, Badminton, Sportsnite, Service Club, Al I '- pta H1 Y, C.Al.A., Nexus 107 I es an vice versa . . . 'LWho,s got the money? Basketball. Baseball, Key Club XD 1' V ll1'l'ORl A Nl ARCIHTTO 5- 'Kimi Vicki . . . huhhlen with gaiiety . . . torn- in lap . . . has time lor everyone und everything . . . twinkle in her eyes wn'l'l'xM MANUK v-liown niin-hiel hrewsing. llill plana to lu- an iurnu-r . . . he htm Anyww' Howling' ,I-wmis' SPONS- U ..rr0v.- nl tlmul h-it-mln . . . if lu: 'lim' ,rub Club, MMU nity' GJLA. Npiowtf' through all olmturlvr- in the future he ie- e-ure to lim've-1-I Minn-mt. l oullmH. lfrawllirtg. Solihull x- ,NNN Nl ARINELLI Quiet and cle-inure until . . . dreamy eyes mul rnrly hair combine to form un ngrveuhle picture . . . Ll lncly . . . tl:--ern-s the three award . . . litmpe-r.ttiu-. linpnlule. and lionrteouf. Hauling, Latin Club, livin Hi-Y ROBERT A. MARTIN Bob is lriendly with an inlectous grin . . . plans to be a lighting technician , . . has a glowing personality . . . hes sure to have a bright future, well lit with happiness. Tennis. lnlra-Mural Wrestling, Trurk. Projerlion Squad. Masque ,fi ROBERT M ARGll.OFF Roh . . . xnnhitions nncl likuhlc . . . Mr. Genius hm-t xt very at-ientiiiv mind . . . hreetln tropicul iish, hut dislikes sen iootl . . . hus n genuine concern lor everyone . . . vatltnxhle xnlclilion to any group. lnlra-Mural Howling. lnlm-Mural Iluslwtlmll, Honor Sovic-ly, G4-rnum Club 'Zb- DA VID C. Mc-ALEESE 1' A maestro at the piano . . . wants to ROBERT J- MARTIN make 325,000 before he's twenty-five B b u I I th- It .. 1 tn . . . marvelously talented with a paint Y . .0. always 'fnglife 57ifaii5 .e. flfguie. brush - - ' has designs on being an VEROMCA MCCOWAN duece that this guy is Hsetv in any amlmect' Ronnie', . . . always on her toes . . . Held- Science Club mention dancing and Ronnie's feet Tennis BEST DRESSED jack LaurcnC0 hes? l the Pages of Vogu l 1 w ll 'ff s A1111 Hoaglan d SICP from start moving . . . a friendly smile and a peppy uhi for all . . . our own :Vera Ellen. Sportsnile, Hockey, Archery Soft- ball, Tumbling, CAA., Kappa fli-Y JACQUELINE McDERMOTT flacquiew. . . an engaging smile . . a lively sense of humor . . . will make an excellent Flo Nightingale .. . varied likes from the color green to eeramics make .lacquie an interesting friend. Paddle Tennis. Volleyball, Basket- ball, spfmsmve F.H.A.Q Clee Club, Nexus 437' IOAN MsNAl.l,Y oanief' . . . a neat little pm-lcage wrapped with willingmzss and sealed JAMES MENNEG . f 5 with aint-1-rity . . . anyone would like 'MNMM MANHXLLL to ra-on-ive tliin parcel ol tatlcnlml lem- Yemni ln be fl why Seaman in Unfle An l'llU,tlglllt!, unila- . . . 1-any going, and 5,,5,,g,y, Snnfa Navy . . . lim SCCHIR to llltve tt goml nature-al . . . a f-port . . . a upon- H , , I , lnsvination lot' girls . . . energetic . . . tam-nun langlt . . . u guy to re-nn-tnlwr ,I K ,H f l 'F,- l 0H 7'l, 'ug 5l'0 '5' always prepared lor lun. nllv,l,lm1r,f,lvvf.lub, Latin Llulr and lilw. Iulra-Mural llasln-llrall, lnlra-Mural uvffifllllfl. Indra-Mural Softball JOHN MXSSACK lark . . . friendly and full of fun L . . . has a joke lor every occasion . . . spends ltis spare time working on his RAYMOND MONTANO mr' Mr. All Round Guy . . . inescapable Hou-ling, Baseball grin . . . loves a party . . . ready, will- ing. and able . . . sports ian from way back . . . Wire going to miss you around here. Soccer, Softball. lnlrn-Mural Basket- ball, lntra-Mural Wrestling, Senior Class 4Bus. Mgt! ,Golden Wave lBus. Mgnl 110 DORIS MORSE Forthright and sympathetic . . . con- CYNTHIA MORSE genial people rate with Sissy . . . 'LCyndie,' . . . full of drama and life Egllfjff df:fe fg0f'1a efZnj?ffi fgfjj ANNE MOTT ' ' ' :fu the Worlds 3 stage for syn laugh . . . fated for a fabulous life. The Pfdufe Of P052 - - - H 50411130 and ' - - Wmyv dark eyed beauty ' ' ' hkes studious gal . . . active participant in men and mrs ' ' ' generous flflfl un- Blowliz? Tennis, grchery, Baseball, Sports . . , widens her knowledge by denrstanding . . . never too busy to do B115 felbfl , C199 Chl traveling.. . will make a good chemist. a avor. G. .A., B ' , ' , , Baclminlon, Volleyball, Bowling, Bowling, alcl',1llvZlei,blalZlennljoZgf,bi1?l, Sporlsnile, C.A.A., Spanish Club, Mas- Sportsnite, F.H.A., Lalin Club , que, Service Club, Golden Wave fEal.l, Nexus, Senior Play -'R 1' ELAINE MOWER A redhead with a fiery personality to match . . . never has a dull moment . . . easy to get to know . . . easier to like . . . always busy as a beaver. Badminton, Sporlsnite, Softball Bowling fMgr.I French Club K , a , Uppa Hi-Y fClzaplainl, G.A.A., Service Club, M s T a. que, ap Club, Nexus, Choir, Choraliers, Orchestra 111 THOMAS MUR THA At home on the gridiron and on the dance floor . . . a dignified and oh so bl' ' o igmg guy . . . Mr. Athlete . . . casual air. Football, Wrestling, Baseball fCapl.l 'fl Pi as D AX' HD MX'A'l 1' Sirirllv the- mn-rhmr iypv . . . in he-nl zu huul-4-upiug . . . Huw-h-rn umi happy pn-mph' ruin' high xsikh Dave- I l l. D l n Hi-Y. C.A.A., Na-rua, Un-In-slra, Chnru- ' uime- in ha' is 1-ii vm urn va JANET NELSON A pawhzugv ni vupiivaliiig joy . . . ES- ihvr Wiiiiznm- ui that Clams of 55 . . . JEAN NELSON ai huh, ui guhh-n ham- frnnica the hive . ui nr rxriwlrh-vom mugs-1 . . . wherever Bl'lLll!hlH!. Jvam . . . guaranteed lo pm Jun im 'un 3,4 Mm. U, fuxloyq. you in guocx humisr . . . one of thc , , . 'an...lwk' whirl-' llorkvv, lollvybull, Softball, Lulm 'iantiivrgurwlst NH l ov. wr m lllnh, Minsqm-, Mmlvrn Durwv, Alpha Hnwling. lhulminton, Sporlsnile, UN, l,.A.,4.. 'Pup Club, Latin Club, Ur- rhvslru 45-' Q54 THEODORE NELSUN Big TQ-xi . . . nhsnys knee-deep in 4-min-r-nliun . . . his he-ight and per- -mmlily are bhlh lrc-nn-ndous . . . llhlhvi fhnrp rhmlho- husk hvller . . . di-arming grin. luriitv Fnollmll. Vursily' Softball, lnlrn-Hum! Huskvlhull. Iwfidrrs. Ger- mun flulr Mi U' rr ml A I slum-H: Kvm ' W Sl ' mn Fi.. lllllil rf-mls ilu, rulvl Q H2 . ll! H rg-ally for U I, s Nvilllp Run' P ' lun, Plvr- JOAN OBERT Statuesque, blue-eyed blonde . . . a true fan of gab fests and Italian food . . . mistress of math . . . .loan is well- known for her even disposition and whimsical way. Junior Welfare Society, Latin Club, Orchestra, Bowling, Hockey, Badmin- ton, Volleyball, G.f1.A., Sportsnite 1 1 ff fi EILEEN 0'BRIEN Refined red-head with a keen and nim- ble humor . . . unforgettable charmer once you know her . . . will make the f world sit up and notice. T H d CZKLIFFORD OLN ERA . . a , ar ', and handsome . . . l'k Tenmg, B0wllng'GIZ'ZfelZaH' girls and golf . . . easy to talk vlittlis mmmn' porlsmte' ' ' eff' . . . never Hustered. . . our suave math genius . . . hard to resist. .l.V. Football, Soccer. Golf. Intra- Mzlral Softball, Spanish Club. Intra- Mttral Basketball Cl- JANE PERDLSE smile and a cheery hello . . . Jian ARTHUR PATTERSON join the Waves . . . lucky Naiy. Among Bugsy's', favorites are cars, sport shirts, and dates . . . always rar- ing to go . . . midget racing fan . . . liked by all. Wre.stling, Intra-Mural Basketball, Intra-Mural Softball 113 Janie is the quiet type . . . always g xh i RX 'YH ANN Vlf,'l'F.RSON la-uw plus- . . . HKAVVQ' nu . . . P010 xuuke-N lon of frie-wh . . . nu nw um PNN M' PF.'l'R ON FAI U xun XR x vlglluun-'I-,X Mauh . . . va- lthow who H ha' xx xsluuvr ..4-AWA.-'-., uk.-S mum 'hh ' . t In V Ill 'uw num-h. - x -l P' I L Uur d.uulx d.uu-4-1 .. . prtih- .uul 'll'l'l- ,, ' , . Mudumh 'up' ugh ' '. ' H gum' Spur' N . . Nhlww :md Wulhnvuml IUIIIIIS, Howling, llorluw. linslrvl- . . . wnvyl Xlllll' lopf MT Jun rughx humor BNN il gwu uhm' lm-WMM' 'Him hull. Sporlxnilv. I.:-fulvrs. Honor Sn- . .. lllllhllltllli lo owu hir own huahu-e-H. lhr rguw- gih nf mugs- rwlv. 11.11.11 ., Bvnmr Huncl ,I-nwk Tvnnis, Hmrfinp. Tap llluln. H4-m Ili-Y ll il'l'-',fI'5.' . Iflllill lllnh l 'rvlla.1. fl.:i..1., SlHlY'fNl'lifl'. King.: f:0lllllIiHl'1' K A F l .l,F.XNOR l'H'.hF.RlNll H f,-' f ' X Pl phuv lo hv .u1 Jilqillt' hu-xv-S . . . Nhrlu NNN lu Nxlrrvv- uhh 'IPI' good wu-v of humor . . . Nha- pro- JERO'ME POTASCHNXK lQ 'hu h--r --h.u-m- lu m,1k.- hu- of jf-rr . . . suave and Goyuuslicaued . . . ! i 'l lhv fair sex approves . . . n style seller 1',.,,,,ii' fg,,,f,,,g,,,,,,,- 1',,', f'1,,1,- in 4-lodwf and on the' mhuwe fhmr . . . ymm. CIW muh Hlmlmzh Qlmmxh XYoo1.lhnl Rhumhzfl . . . lerry and lfulr lhmr H4 pond hruve go hand IH hand. Snrrvr. Intru-'Uuml fizlskvlbull. Mus- quv. Spanish Club. Colden lfvrwv. Kvp' Club 1lforr. Sr'r.I WIA. Gnu.. Long INIHYH1 Dislrid I . Nvxux WILLIAM PR UDEN 'N-4 'iPrude is not as quiet as he would PAULA PRATT like you to believe . . . heis got designs - - on a future as a civil engineer . . . flfffgpfboiy ha P-hfs Sapp 're Gigs, good natured and aepenaabxe . . . win KENNETH PURDY y y a spirited personality, , divide by U0 Visibie faults ami file definitely get ahead' Our man Purd', likes sharp dressers, results equal Paula - - - ii Hifi Wil0 Wiii Intra-Mural Basketball, Spanish Club food, and girls . . . personality plus leave ber mark,' in the world. CPres.J, Science Club . . . subtle humor that creeps up on Bowling, Tennis, Sportsnile, CJLA., you ' ' ' everydayis H fiesta with Kenny! French Club, Nexus, Band Wre.stlz'ng, Softball, Golf, Key Club BEST LOOKING 300 O EDU429 1 N - lll'0ugh the . e . pCC15 t 1 Dick fA4lon1sl bklllnmn untenuI1Ce of Caro 115 lcblikiiiil g Wanalllaker' 1 on l S UPOH the CO HS , if :gf 4 1E'3:9igS 1 r 9 HUGO RICCA A bit of the British in this vhap . . . extremely intense in purpose . . . the pattern of chivalry . . . subtle humor . . . serious but interesting. Basketball f1Wgr.! . lllasque Wh- ir tLF,URKLi'1 ROC'.ki.il l i'1 Plane, to in- ai iam yn-r . . . vmirls the Q N Q Y i W 1 llirif . . . in-'H iw h,illCil!.l'li-A an axiom-as PNIRHJA R0Q'kLu'l'h . . . wa- lin- jury. iimi him guilty --R .k 1.1 f.1 1 ,- - m1 in . , -Nl-QN fl I 1- II ' my ...lui .imma-10 in 1 NH. HUB! H D pmu-wining. .1 knyiunziiii itulenl .uni 'hm of blond han, and mm, eyes h I . Ml LUV Ui 'ii'U'N'Vi U - - - 1' 'h 'l'l d 'i 'n','w hm' U' 3' hi Ui wud la-mpling, und mlxluiimilig, an-1 sugar and iN 'i- HH N lm m h Wi - - - if' iurmml' spin- . . . iuva-:4 lu lvzisn- nmi iw N-mwsi NMR h'm ,n ' HV 5 Hn ' - - i d ' Iiuxvlmll, Howlirlg-C, 'l'4'lll l Club - - - PKUYWRP' lm imilill-MU of hm and pn-mia-nl ilunkvr. h-qliq-, Tvnrais, l'urlfHa- Tvnnis. Ilm-lcvv. Haulnlinlorl. i'oHvybuH. Tvnnis Hun-ling, 'Holla-ru l,lI7lf'l'. Uvflfl Hi-Y. Spurlxnilv. C.f1.fi.. Mmlvrn ',fIlll'l', AI Sporlmilv phu Hi-Y, Nuns, Chu' Club, fflmru livrs MUS' X Fl .5 X Niii'.ii.XF,i. RODNEY Soil-spuiwli . . . vnsy ZONE-Z - - - Un-SUY5 mining thing- fur min-rf . . . un :nr of g,-11,-,-wily and de-vp cmirvrn . . . has plan- lu iw Llil'Q1l'iIf'f. I' l'IN'l'Hli5 .1 .M 1 your lmnm-r, fm, 1 I ' 11 . 116 im' l.UIlgIll'1n . H lui! au . Jllil RUM gnu-If ll1'. lAs'rlc: rr, 1 1 1 ...lv 1 DONALD RUMSEY '6Red,' likes practical jokes . . . almost 'QT ELAINE ROSEN blewfup thedChem. lab accidelnt I2 U SEY , . . . un an merr -ma in r e 1 giglfhllfffe indbsizii Zfldakrlgjissden .1. . easyi to please . plais tio be En HSM In SHIiLi1Er5arllI to be . . . U11 0 . . . - - - r , , , D . . . piling to marry and raise a family . . . e ednca engineer letter perfect as a friend . . . the an invaluable friend in all respects 4'type everyone likes . . . a perfect ...loves to dance. carbon cozy ofdmodesty . . . she,ll . - - far on t e roa to success. A li , B ling, Sportsnize, Ping go Pong? elgb,drllz?wTennis, Clee Club, Volleyball, Modern Dance, Clee G.A.,4, Club, French Club, Sportsnite, Choir , K, JOAN SAGERMAN 6'Sissi . . . unpredictable as the weath- er . . . effervescent as soda pop . . . always ready to listen to a story or tell one . . . never Hustered when called upon for a few Ihundredl words . . . sympathetic and scintillat- ing. French Club, Spanish Club, Masque, C.A.A., Badminton, Ping Pong, Sports- nite, Senior Ball Committee 117 fi. -y J RICHARD SAMUELS Dick . . . likes dancing. girls and going out with uthe boysn . . . well liked . . . there,s a method in his madness . . . impetuous and adept. Wrestling, Cross C ounlry, Softball, Inlrzz-Mural Bowling INHUYI Nl . X NNN 'ill-IRISH linux . . . lHil1h1lll.lkl' nf Lmgh- . . . lnxv- h.nli.m i-mel .... x 1h'lo'l1nhu'd ual . . . eh.ulh-rlmx hum M45 hulk . . . y1uuJllJlllll'll. Hmlrninlnn, Spnrlxnilv FNIILY FCHNHTT nu . . , lu-hhul lhnl plan-id ronmen- un 1- Uv- .un rsvl' thoughtful .md vids' n 'Lv girl . . . km-rn -vn-v nf humur . lm- .x l11.ll1i.l fur pupuhr Nong-. lilmling, lrrhrrs, 5pnr!sni1v, Pud- :Ha 'IJ-nmx, Pm: Pong. Ulm' lflufr llll'.ll.XRD SCICRBO Sn-rlf' . . . nmu-hnlum :md unnwum- mg . . . an gulvpl nl lu-ing, il'it'lNny us 1 Ul NNY. Slilll .1-'.lDl ,R lil' 3- all lllllkillgl lmskvl- . . . he-'H :IH Uv . . .pe-rpe-hmlly axniling . . 5.04 for lun .uul fun hu' ull. for tlillltillg, amd f1mHmH ganna jg,,,jk,.,f,,,H lnllnlvlva likv lHll'lL1llllly . . . :lnu'1'h'll an she' ia ulbligillgl. 517 11m'v xRD Si'.Hl KIRNKAN Muay- thu- right nord at noi always the right lima' . . . thank our Schurk . . . Nw rnurl je'-lcr . . . under dw l'0l!N'1hLlH-1 dunk lie- nn :turns-at and de-vnlvd pe-rwmulily. lnlru-'Huruf Hflslmlbflll. lntru-Mural Snfllmll ug lhnrling, Symrlsnilv.fI..'l.,'1. LT! PHILIP SEEFRIED Dapper Dan, the lady's mann . . . lik- RAYMOND SEAGER able Seef', . . . suave and sophisticated . . . 1 d h h f b - An air of nonchalance . . . intriguing gins is 51,3 pzlltypi JOAN SEIFERT personality . . . lives for football . . . , , Dreamy blond . . . waiting for a sail- a genial gent with an eye for the G Zaaffg' gaskftzallf Va -WJ' Softball, or. . . good natured and amusing . . . ladies. 0 ' ' ' use 0 a quiet ' ' ' Football, Intro-Mural Wrestling miss with a friendly way. Softball, T umbling, Sportsnite, Della i-Y, Orchestra i FER G US SHA W Modesty is a candle to his merit like s to fish . . . an ardent Ci ,Y .um ant fan . . . ready and willing . . . a tranquil traveler. Baseball G I b ll , o f, Intra-Mural Bask a el- 4- , JUDITH SHOCK .lud ys versatility is amazing . . . at home at the piano keys or singing the latest tunes . . . a pretty face and figure go hand in hand. Pa , , UP Club, Modern Dance, Senior Council, French Club, Kappa Hi-Y, Sportsnite, Spanish Club ddle Tennis Badminton T fx S 1 lKl1'.H'XRUShll.l.NlNN 'Hkillf' . . . approx:-ml hy lair wx , A . JAMEQ Sl NYTFRXV Uhr- the- gn-nl uuuhmr- . . . parks xx I ' I , xmllap with xhgn pl-rmnaliu . . .rl-allx Smiling lrhhmnn . . . must mv:- l-Ulul UNL snlux ,Xu-H Q., gum, , A , .hm yqnilp lhgn Lian-nl thu- hlurm-y shun- . . . my:-h-ri- --l'm,3,. r I . ,,1,,,,,. ha. ,Q -milv . . l'l'l'I'llH up an you IHQNX nXRl ., 0ll?1lNNllllsll' in his 1'yc'ri,l'4'llA'1'lllIl,!,llulu- hkr' lu mul ' ' ', xx' ln! Ll HAL! ' Sorrvr, ll rvslllng, llawlnall, lfluw 1 :l:.l:Qta- '. 'f,'l51 hnxul hir I ll' I ilu' qui:-l wax nn uhhh -he' Lll'l'4llIl- Vmlmn -.1 1 'N will 'IFN VH' W V' null' nl ',1i.,h,-,, hm- 1,1-lu i- rmnuu-mlahlv. A llwlr W 'NHPF- wlmlmn 5,,,m,, mm' fQ'1l,1M N,.,,, 'Foallmll llllgfj, 'l'ra1'lr. Spanish l ra'urlu lllulv, Spanish filulr lllllllv HUVWV 5fH'H'w ION Fl. UNF SMITH Smitty . . ,our porirnilifi . . , Ll piv- lnre- of pa-r-mmlily , . . painted uhh ELEANOR SMYK-H v,,i.,- , , . lrnuwd hy rhnrm . . .hung N X I 0 . 1 with hhhh-n humor. Norileu ' -i - lflllh Maori' m SUY lmmff . ...u v'.'f.x llorlwv. Plulrllr Tanniii l alllwlrall- this rooklli' iiwayrlaili' llrelg lgolirkhg Spurlsnilr. lklllvlm ll l - l lun I ', 11nynne'1-palate . . . vvlrialile. llaclminmn. Vollvylznll. Basketball, Solllmll, l'acl1ll0 Tennis. Sportsnilo, Hauling. flrrlwry. Kappa lli-Y. Svnior Prom ffanxnxillvv 120 slr'-r KENNETH SMITH '4Smitty . . . a whiz at sports . . Q ELIZABETH ANN SMITH liked by everyone . . . straight forward- Cameo features I i U beautiful, dark manner which is carefree and casual ELIZABETH SQUIRES Howing hair ' . . exotic de th . . . a regular guy . . . we go for that H ,, n D . Slightly mystic possessorpof - Sense of humor. Betty . . . wants to be a millionaire . . . , y S 9 - - - talents . . . laughter as light as gossn- Varsity Baseball, Varsity Basketball, miilhj Igfnmerthgwlzlllb 'I l 'aquggfl mer' Varsily Soccer fC0'C p'-ls Key Club knowing a friend worth havin Tumbling Band Orcheslr Si fpresl' Leaders CCo'Cqpl'l' 6'0 SOUTCC Ol SfnCeI'ilY- g . I . Club C109 61 b ' ' U' renee Senior Class Treasurer ' u Badminton, Bowling, Sportsnite. .lunior Welfare Society E s1QUE AND FIGUR BEST PHY ATL AS C A-,H,.., Xl ......, v VG r Dunn er Y 1 muscles- St have I woman, That mall mu - ,ce supporllflg a 121 Cl ttinlf Cxpcrl is S ' k Judy S1100 ' STEPHEN STEINBERG Steven . . . active member of the Bull Stories Club . . , has an answer for everything . . . should never be taken seriously . . . specializes in driv- ing teachers crazy . . . man about town. Soccer, Intra-Mural Softball, Colden Wave, Spanish Club .4-1 dr' 'xl t f 1 1 4 X A fix- T , t 1 I H x K gg Q . , 11 if 1 PETER S'Y0t'.kN -'W' A 1 .fi va'h ' . . . mx artist . . . Yu-t with xt I - way with nmrt- than ntthnuls . , . hut 5HEu'A STUART Ru-lujxun 51-Uni,-AR in tht- ht-urls of ull -.thu know htm . : . Amhhimm l l , utwuys un u mm-I-v,m,, lhntqghlfttlhhta'1-Nw. . . vnpuhh- :trust nmml . D I mwm- whhmn H Huw-- uS 'k xu ' ' ' M' mu 5 :md N 'l Wd , l'1'fk d nl N U '- worth-1 . . . rvfrvshhtg vonvn-r-antiolrtlist 'rin mv.. mn, mr ' I ' num: .high Latin Club, Hand, f,fl ll'5ff1l,Nl'XlIi. ' ' ' quam 1'1'-'X-ffl'-M V d iVi ll- ll'l FN l'fN UIYU' . . . YY, lll0lll l! lll.llIHl'f , . I .' . K MUNI' 504'H'W Hfldllllllflill, Sportsnilv, Bowling, .ltsrufrr W1-Iftnrv Sorivly. Claw Club, . :mr hu -t tum him ntzmv hum! . 1 f'nunlrv lntru-Hum Crux , , fluf s1'il'Ylf'l' fflulr, ',l'lIl'l'YR, Stump , r, ffluu ffnunril if ...L F, -SRI. SYTPHIN t xnttx Haunt Brummel 'Utuf' . . . 1 . , J sit -harp:-r h.tir rut . . . . ' 1 mrp w . . dt 1 txnm hr-1 thought ii it-nth. . . , . ' Ns xu'h'ulIh'. tt s hu 1- 'uhm gn-nth-m.t w . f nl Hui- fun! bull. Suflhull. lntm-Hur krtfmll I Snfllmll. N 5 35'V HAIR gt? -'PWM-I. ill'l'll.l I L for tl H wk' 1 'f-1' tt , - - f-- . . 22 sn, .lam-1 xhtml' an ilbrcputtlgm glory ' lnlllul urv lo 'nik l. ! P' T' 7 I .1 ,, es f , :L . be ' IRI-:NE TEWKSBURY A 1 Bouncy and delightful . . . likes to get ROXANNA SWIFT dressed up . . . brightens up any class Our sunshine on a rainy day . . . vim, with her chatter . . . a boating en- BARBARA LOUISE THAYER vigor, and vitality all rolled into one thusiast who will sail to success. KB bb, L ,, t, t I d,I, t K 1 f . , o ie ou...sen1mena,11gen si e,,,.::,sgL'3 Sssznsizegz Tissue: CMJ, .. . but heard M of the because shels herself. time . . . still everyone's aware of her Nexus fE1litor in Chiefl, Leaders presence' , lPres.I, Honor Society, Class Treos- glee Club, Cfwff, Colden Wave, urer fSoph, .Ir.J, Colden Wave lFea- Book Nook ture Ed.J, C.0. Council, GAA., Hock- ey, Tumbling, Tennis, Sportsnite Com- mittee, Baslcetball Junior Prom C , om- millee, Orchestra, Ring Committee CAROL TRAUTWEIN g'Tweedy . . . always in the Vogue a subtle hint of sophistication . . l BARBARA THABOLD Hirts with her dark eyes . . . never To be an efficient secretary is Bobbyls undevresumate the powfr 'ff tins heart highest ideal . . . those who know her breaker ' ' ' an earned nor er' agree She 15 kiUdlY and Sympathetic Beta Hi-Y, Twirlers, Senior Band . . . her interests are varied and many, a practical gal who's really down to earth. 123 1-A IRAN NNN Alllilllillli . 'l'vmpling an- u f-unclaw . . . pe-au-lu-s :mal rra-:nn rmnplvxiun . . . an ml.-nu-d llws- JEAN VlClil:.llS lu ,ru .l.lw..SH'.'L plan . . . 4-njuyn bmlnuwing :mil pn-uplv This miss ..cuck5-- Wim good umm u i I Q . . . hllllllf lm-n In gunna lui amlnlly ix ..vrinh.d-- with H Hun., ' 1 U ...un- :N prrlti-rl u-Lulu-r . Z.. um- xslmn gm lurlxy willi an M4-iingluplu-r lllu- ,le-un, hwgmr. with il-imulnlww . l . HUM .-,lpplv ilu may pupull. .-34. , . .Ann fl-Minis' Hmrhng. ,rap Club' C..4'A.' .mnmi-. Us Bhwmlhy . . . hm. lmmw mullwnlalllr- nw-al.-ql lu prnn- llmli n u SMNH, Club. Slmnvliw D ' I vhuluwxmhy. of t.0m.m.- -wwll gal In lumw. . 1 Arrlwrv, liowlmg, I' .H.f1. llhnrulivrw, Choir. Ulm' flluh, Spun- ish illub, Sport:-rain-, Hun-ling, Hurl- minion i' JOHN Your lixlrcxm-ly ally until ilu- in- is broken . . .llwn ilu- mural? is ill llms . . . dili- gvm f-luslvul mlm-v private' lilv re- ELMNEYUVTZ main- pl'lW'.lll' . . . ale-pe-mlnlxlv and Our elecxris-ally rlmrged live wire . . . ilmrnugli. perpetually in a dillier . . . vivacious RMP limb rmllu-nd . . . everywlxere that Suzy umm the men are fure lo follow . . ln-luvcd mis-lresv ul the mix-up, .lrrlwry 'Sports Hgrg, Tumbling. Cvrnmn Club lliirv Presn. Lmin filllll. Vvrm. Culdmi ll m'v. Leaders, Hnnnr Surivlv. Hunrl, fyffhflylfll 124 ,, , Q JEAN WALSH A delightful comhination of sophisti- ' t MYRNA VON MUMB cation, poise, and personality . . This cutie steps high in everything she negellat- 2,3053 fort wings ' ' 'f reid? CAROL WANAMAKER attempts . . . mathematically inclined an mrm to gon I e mp 0 a a ' pattern of perfection l I l refreshing . . . casual manner plus her sunny dis- H0f'lf9y, Tenfli-Y, VOZIQTIWIZI, SPOUS- as a Spring min . n ' B Hgjs Venus . . position add up to one tremendous nite, Bowling, G.A.A., Leaders, Basket- always welcome D l I leader in every: senior . . . specialties? . . . twirling bflll, Lflfifl Club fPres-J, HOIIOI' SO- respect. and making fudge for Mr. Reed. ciely, Badminton, Glee Club, Ring . 1 Sllorlvnile Della Hi Y Tap Clz ll Committee, Nexus' b Bloglkeyl Tenmgl Tumbling, Volley- - f- ' , 4 , ' ' C-fl-fl-, Twirlers, Class Council H , portsmte apt., Spanish Club, C.A.A. lCo-Ed.J, Latin Club, Leaders, 0.0 ' ., Class Council lBus. Mgr! Ch ' eerleaders, Honor Society fSec..l, , Nexus, Girls' Stale, Modern Dance Y MUST FRIENDL Q A ,,,,, ik 59 Oi i 1 ani L A -illign rfiad BunnY FreCSff have l -ll Rod L0llgHlan ulldnls And Influence PCOP e 125 Wm F110' .allow To RICHARD WATERS Retiring guy . . . interested in boats and photography . . . Doc enjoys spending his week-ends fishing . . . sure to 'chookn success. Soccer, Softball IU' JANL NN P.hl.1.H l Janna- plum- hu bv good huusm-wife . . . nhl- di-h vujuy- dm.-A . . . n wel- RQNMAD wyq5'1'mqRgg runu- fria-ml lu vvvrwum- . . . sh:-'ll , AVUIUAN XYFASS lnnkn' zu l'll'llllH21XSI'l'v. of nu oh:-lm'l1'r4, A w u'u'uv l d guy ' ' ' inn 0i,quwl A l'!U'l'l llx lnnlulrh- uf 14llllVl'l'! Ll1i0ll . . P A H . 'I' , 'X 'nlnmr mul inn ' ' '. fhwlxH.' dwhkun li mum num' low! W Ml ' ' f' hmm-work . . . nmlnlmn: to huye n ' ' A .' ' ' ' lurga- hunk zwvuunl . . . nnv ln n plana ln lu' an v-1-rn-Inu and all nn the' .u. lm--' lap ..., N ml ilk:-H lu Huy with ml um' Tvnrlis, lntrn-Mural Uuslfvlbuu, Nw happy pf-nplv. Spurtsniu-, lhm-ling. Tvnnis Spanish Club Q' B I-ZTT Y W FX N BER G Um B i- so pn-lilv . . . sweet and ndurdrlv . . . ulunps xsiHing to hdp . gx pu! . . . ll friend of ynuh ix ax frifnd MARGARET WHMJEN of hvr- .... x vnhuunir fn-n-v of humor. Xyhvn 1,-iq, 9595 arp Smiling . U 0 Sure Slmnmmx CIM, 4-,HIL l:N,m.h Club. and Pgg swixls mfr Ywarls 3VN 3y . . . S:-rrirv Sqmul.H1-ru HLY. Nunn -nnpp.5 drew-cr sfxlh a bubbling per- fnmxhly' . . . this popular miss is 3 Npe-Hbinde-r. Trnnis, Hmrlinpz. Sporrsnile, Bam Hi-Y. CIM' Club. Goldvn Write, Nexng 126 16 5 1 4 ,f SHIRLEY WHITNEY T im. Neat, and Terrific . . . a popular ROBERT WHEALY cohnbination of good sense and good Bob is interested in boats . . . has h11m0l' - - - Shiflis QYCS are GXPWSSIYC oceans of friends . . . always fish- imd IOVGIY - - - Shes W0n 3 Place m ing for fun . . . we know his future Om' hearts- holds only uclem' Sailing? Volleyball, Badminton, Tennis, Modern Dance, Sportsnite, Hockey, Softball, French Club fPres.J, Science Club, Clee Club Ch ' , oralzers, Leaders, G.A.A., Honor Society fVice Pres.D S' dir Q-V 'Y iff WILLIAM WILLIS lrresistible Will . . . . his face lights up when he laughs . . . such loooong lashes! . . . ever generous with his car and time . . . thoroughly dependable . . . destined to become President. Science Club, Nexus, Latin Club, Class Council ! cc. MICHAEL WIND ndy enjoys his week-ends out with the boys . . . reliable and con- scientious . . . a man of many moods . . . lightning fast on the tennis courts. Tennis. Basketball. Track, Key Club, Spanish Club, Leaders swf 'I27 'S HENRIE WOLF Our miniature lmogene Coca . . . dy- namic bit of dynamite . . . short in stature and faults . . . tall in character and personality . . . uHoney . . . num- ber one extrovert. Beta Hi-Y fSec.F. French Club, Spanish Club. lllasque, Colden Wave tEflitorJ, Nexus tSr. Sec. Ed.I,C.A.A., Modern Dance. Sportsnite. Badmin- Ion. lr. Prom Committee, Class Coun- cil, Honor Society. n '-1 I . A w 5113. 1 Q - f Mfw. 'Osh ' V ., .- ,JA Q! 1' f 1, J I .. , A-My ,,,. N ws, ,,-, , . gf. 654 4 .1 4.1, mcg! 1 7 551 111- 0106111 flr,n6r Roxyette Ronnie MCC Bi Terrific' E781 usfer 'Wh sen' 01- Says 'Show Z 1L's me most wonderful thing supervised, we had edca,-OJ that ever hlppened w mer replied parties and it0r of Ahhh C0 Veronica R.U1'1n.ie McGowan, P611 39011 RGOLDQV U71-N rusle, n senior, when asked how she felt four nors ajdw W EA-US. Jrm me Roxrmws or 0 11 'WE and S B hl Cofrmoo Lu' To BQH-o oy J' ghtest fo Won mfbection A e Da r the R0 ost about dancing xy Thea ri M me frie and Rgd L0 rmsshms fovfil in of A X'-1 SYM-T2 4-,nook race C1355 of ,5 39 V ngman, B S Crt Con N811 7779 tba 0! tfjbu 'Cal Fil UPS I H Freesg Q Senlcjl, P 0 - y ' the Ro., YL mn W tu R 'C d1.v-Tey L m4 Us COW-'LN 0 ' hon Rnd .. 'L um ' 'nd D H or of H mon orc ALE v C -1 T ulfror .d hl ,pr0XlC, Wig O11 5en gxxf'-Mu W1 a -fmufer xemon b.v'chum nfnnd fn gated Wm c on fwur- If U' f,h':r0s1 mme 1ny Smith' Senior 'dIy,.. lngflny pn Wpuhr 5552, - d D13 ' U Hein nl. .Ulla 1. c ' 'mm hfiar Cya and If 0 H071 0 0 m0ll 'Phu-e n wxu be ,Hep Khc End owlrd 1 on ind .Inc In f ponllllrn d UIQ Uv 'XS V' Y Mgr' 5'-'hu'-h Ben ol' ho In ht' gk un-X1 A 011 H ' lngn .Y Fo' 'lor' H 0 Tug was RTW' B Mon' S0 Pot enken ire 2-'ld Jlh lol' rgcel In most wg? YOCNC lschm Mr Ot N Vgd t V 8865 D dues.-ed K and . .Ind chan ,, he un ' known Rmzme Mc ,MII B,,: :3t hum e ' - .JL ' rr- v evepmg The ed KRW white 'TNS Y Whuey xs wx Kioacn mired C5 Lx XS A one-J Getting Reddy dev win be 'xi -A smash 95 ghefnf of the Senior Ball, T0 Tub in me steeie School gym of ' 27 For 'S Dick leigh Ride' '53'S Pfom Th 23 N T ew Sofia Qf?0fNat1b?zlembETS eme wer 'Mfg 'uckemug Q1 H Enter TGPS' 'flew MGUQL-.1 Went can bl atm in y -img, ales ,v-YOIQSQ T00 alxlspee elm wthev semandm S 7921 Ch -96111 Hg 01x ake G Klv p'Ches0I11e0rI11en0I'3o. 0 4 AU Ruin by Naracber 3 adershlh agsem Pear r, N eGaq.. Clel- rwv Mm my WD' wr -fisher mich M y The, Kepson 3' Jeanc! were Iangel' me Vollognn D Hit-1-t nel' nd 'N Accor and R0 tg ' Mirgm 'Vine membe' ' consfhudfns toxaflne Q In U00 Ulg S H, lor Shutterbug Nanc A 1 nd, Third In Photozra I man Pla h C 0 t fl ests Finders Keepers! No, don't start Senior Thespians Planning Two Plays lwklng for something unless fS ws your ticket to the senior pmy Choo! . This yea: phe classes 'sa is put ' Ing ,f 1118 n wo a s an canal P1 y, d the Glqjen, b d Flanders 'UNL y B 0 , u, 'wma ob Mu aldw ' w bfzra. compa1U!mm,mlhmt'l ry Zyftltlet un -91-ing I , twssm::1'::ghtZ u I mr- co-w1 '1'--1-. .::: Smith Cops Prize In Hofstra Exhibit Emilie Srn41Uh's portrait won a for Baldwin High at the A!!- Yelend Art Exhibit, held recently. entered in 1 Yradkce? applets Staff ham VJ 111 G1 1 Me? v vwpxefs O - yKoQe5 YEA agreeing ,nm 'non P h on 3 seas Cyan malice M wresmmg emi! :K a 2006 M5 ln xons 6 wofymi muck on me - are he W 3 .. boys can 60 ' dm was may am as m2Youp xx elilham ag!-vleliw' gt X0 xl. ine K an YQYGY' OKC 'and 6 Comme 5 3-55106 and Q igivtdt 1 owe! Yiogtaw res tiers Se Mar? Ven que H Th , O1 Daffngzlufe 0 espfan ds Pgu f fgo S A Ou eh: t tjzlfghts ccept fs, and ed mating WOO ilu: Gu 'lr' melee, J -A'.f'i'.:'.r mmm . . . Sl' tio' the ' 'nlql m00Mn3 was htm No'- nr. Hunk! Wynn 3 IIICS' ave Set For Big G Free ort k Then p Back on the winning trall the Craigmen will try to pass the .500 mark when they oppose Sewanhlk Fleld tomorrow. The Baldwin team hopes to rlde lnto Freeport on a two-game winning su-ea f d 1 lt again this year. The Red Devils ,f recently lost their star end when Jac 13-6 score. It Senior T 'C-Dtto Sgsheu Prob Stud ablx The 0 has a very gomd chance of ong k Rayner broke hls leg How was the first time Baldwin had vu ended up on the rlghl. slde of th e..A couple of juniors, and Chuck Gondoli, led I enllis Ch s Referee f At amp Efjresf Hills B-Aura mow NWO' ri mem fOr that w , sheven by Ruth pear. but um um Ann 2 an year. D11-ed at Fofegerson Whout 9315 H1118 thefl is nly New Officers Interviewed k 8 8 1 'b uefilxnaw ot wg Gaim- , 0 W. xgflfov W owe' B 'Golden Wave Reporter 00 01 K-105 ,WA 'og 9063, K, y xg, ' ,amor She was on the GAA. board 056 X 059' The mst that ne yearslewas O-wunculmmmwerooil 'fs ow we 1'-Q ...rev 5,999 wi' omoers are really WS? P009 0 - -1-..l +A mn reporter l no ls the highest point Winner who had classes, lass wl- do c Bev Eve is the ember of phe 'elif
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