Battin High School - Red and White Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

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HOLLENBERC Bufineu RALPH HOVIS Buxinexx JAMES HOWELL Sorial Sludiex MARIE C. HUGHES Home Economirx JENNIE JANNELLI Secretary VIOLET JOHNSON Muxic av lk? f, ML' A f Thy ,nn- ROBERT H, JOHNSTON Ar! PERSEPHONE KAPSIMALIS Brarifzeu JOSEPHINE KAUI. Home Emrmmiff M. IRENE KERSTETTER Guidanre GEORGE W. KING Language MARGOT KLARNET Home Eronamirx LYDIA M. KOEPCHEN Home Emnomirx ALBERT KOMISHANE Englifb LEO S, KORNHAUSER Buxinen HARRY P. KURTZ Muxic MARIE LITTMAN Buxinen ROBERT L. LUSE Guidance ELLEN S. MaCNAMARA Nune GRACE MANCINI Language MARJORIE B. MARCY Sorial Szudiex MARGARET R. McKENZIF Marlaematirf HARRY V. MEINZER Art SONJA MEYERS Muff: JANINA MOLDOCK Bufineu ' MARY C. MUNRO Healtb ANN ORGEL Efzglifh HAZEL PRICE Srienre NAN RAMSAY Phyfiral Edumrion LILLIAN RICHEI. Secretary BERNARD ROSENFELD Englixb MADELEINE SCHAEEER Englixb HENRY H. SCHOPP Ar! GLORIA SEGEL Health ARLENE SHATSKY EngliJb MURIEL L. SMITH Englirb MILLICENT SNAITH Malbemuliaf RUTH B. STEBBINS Englixb HARRY A. STROHI. Sofia! Studie! HERMAN TOPLANSKY Mufir BLANCHE UPDEGRAPH Englixb JOHN M. UPDEGRAPH Srienre PETER J. WAITKEVICZ Guidante LETHA M. WESTFALL Social Studie: NATHANIEL WEIL Art LILIQIAN WIGHT Srienre CAFETERIA STAFF JANITORIAL STAFF 7 YEARBOOK RED AND WHITE LITERARY AND BUSINESS STAFES MISS ANNE BAILEY RALPH I-IOVIS Literary Ad1fi.rer Bu,rine,f.r Adiirer STAFF RED AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY AND ART STAFFS RED AND WHITE YEARBOOK STAFFS Ezlifor-in-Chief ....., Litemry Edirol' . Senior Edilor . Typing Editor ....... A.r.riJlant Typing Editor Art Edilor .......... Co-Edilor ....... Phologmphy Editor . Burirzerr Manager .. Fifxrt Arrirtaflf . . . . Second A.r.ri.a'laI1t . . . . Nancyjarknow Elizabeth Sabik ...... jean Allen . , , Wendy joseph . . .... joan Mickens .. . Caroline Denny . . . . . Terry Weiss . . . . . Georgian Xenos . . . . Barbara Staunton . . . Mildred Goeddert . . . Maryanne Schillaci l ROBERT H. JOHNSTON Ar! .Hld Plwlogmplaj Adlim' 'Y ami, . 1- X i Y K Qt x at xx? 2 45.9 R? Q , .W sr 4 if! .XMB- gg' Q O A :L . : 3 . , .. ,, My as- ' f H ? 2 h'Bs 'im'1'1. - ' 'Q + - ' t , ,, '5 ,L , , ., , K . ,fm 2- 1 ' V, 'N' G V K. -vw: ' ' ' ' ' , ' ,. . - - A y NWS . M ir, .. L A ' A A ' iliT'M'N'X35?5 2'Vf4'i3f ' J. 4. . lf:-L :,',.:',1' -:H4 . 5 l V ' ' ' M f, 'EY . V A 'A Y fk ' it ' .. Q' ' .,,.x.N- . vain, v ' ' fr Q 'fGi, 4 W , ,ggi . uf we Fl ' ikiffif ,lf-if-ily' kv' ff Q - ff- rr? fii . .. 7 fffji an my ' fs2E?fiQe?if'? ,A- ' fuyh.. L 0 0 V . Af A MESSAGE TO THE STUDENTS Dear members of the Class of 1958: ln selectlng Manhattan as the theme of your yearbook. you have chosen a symbol of promise and ac- complishment. of -opportunlty and achievement. Manhattan. the threshold of a new world. the clty of blg dreams! Who has ever failed to be moved by the beauty of the skyline. the towering strength of man-made buildings reaching up into the Infinite? Seen from our Jersey shore at night. etched ln vertical outline agalnst a dark sky. a fairy city of tiny Ilghts beckoning, mysterious. like Camelot of old seen through the eyes of the young knight. Gareth: a clty bullt to music and therefore never built at all, and therefore bullt forever. May you. as you iourney through life, sense the promise and selze the opportunity symbolized ln our great city. May you know the satlsfactlons of high accomplishments because. like the turreted skyline. you too. will be reaching up into realms fairer than you have ever known. May the world and its mysteries be lust so many Ilghts beckoning you toward ever higher achievement. My hope for each of you ls that you may ind -llte good because you have learned to look up and llft. Slncerely. Helen V. Decker 22 fig 5-22,7 Eiqifiggi XV' X325 - 2232-ff 2 iii 1 0 Q ' fi 1 ff? xy . gg-2 MDW 5 eniorg! , X .. Mn: . ,v i ..- THELMA FRANCES AIDMON Psyclrologixl Be content with what we have, Never with what we are. JANE ALBA Ojire Worker Peace and quiet can't be found. When this girl is around. mfg' ev-ni' DOLORES ALFANO Office Worker you make it. and undertake it. 'N JEAN ALLEN J . N 4 NJ AURETTE ALSIEUX C omptometriff ' ,Sree 1 - Typixf In true love there is no fear, N ff- ice and sweet That's why I'm not afraidygggg 9, Neat and petite. ff Af? BETTY ALVAREZ PAULINE ANTOINETTE Surrefx AMORIN Let not what others say, Typiyf Take you from the one you love. God helps those Who help themselves. GRETA ANDERSON Secretary True friends are like diamonds, Precious-but rare. GAIL DOROTHY SALI ARGINTEANU EMILIA BAPTISTA Dgnfer NHVJE C0.Uege To be happy in your chosen job The surest way not t0 fail. A gum! heart jg better than Is more important than riches. IsAto.-determine to succeed. All the heads in the world. JOANNE ELIZABETH BARA Secretary The way to be happy ls ya make others so. JOAN MARIE BARTLETT Marriage To err is human To forgive is divine. 4' 'II' vos MQ JOAN ANN BARTLETT X-Ray Technician Success is my goal. Ambition, my pathway. LORA H. BAUMGART Bookkeeper Smile through life's pathway Then happiness is yours forever. LILA M. BECKER Nurse We live in deeds, not years, X, EMILI . BE Teacher Our character is our will For what we will, we are. X el Nga Q ,F jEAN 1351161358 United States Navy The only way to have a friend Is to be one. 2 2- z-.Me ' ' ' Av BYRMAN H a p pineu The greater the obstacle, the more glory in overcoming it. 'C LYNNE A. BERNSTEIN MARILYN BIENER College College Inclividuality is the salt To dance is the joy of life. of common life. K ml , X. J C'x, L 1 w S at L . Qwfkfe-f-C BARBARA A. BLACK l Buyer Succesetis my goal, Ambition my pathway. I 'I X LORRAINE BLECKER Ofce Worker Silence is- for gods, But I am but human. ROSEMARY BOBITKA Seoretary Memories are a gift of God That time cannot erase. iw CAROLYN L. BOLL DOROTHY E BOLTZ LUCY M Surceu Smile and the world smiles with With malice tovwaxd none Serfelafj you, With charity for 1ll ri is only human Cry. and you cry alone. to forgive is divine BARBARA BORIS Serretary Be content with what you have But never wiQ1 wyhat you arc. HAZEL V. BOWERS LULA MAE BOYCE FLORENCE P BOYD Surrey! Hers are ways of pleasantness I cried becwse I had no shoe Things do not change And all her paths are peace. Till I saw a man with no feet We change SUSAN BRAN DT MADELINE BRINKLEY JAN E BRODA Nurying College Bminex School To be awake Knowledge comes, A heart full of love Is to be alive. But wisdom lingers, Is one full of happiness ELIZABETH BROWN Typift If God be for us, Who can be against us? lv eww rf-4' DOLORES L. BRYANT Secretary To love and be loved Is life's greatest ambition. CAROLYN A. LORRAINE JONTHEA CANN By-fjngtfj Nurye Bookkeeper Happiness is The greatest thing in life, Love and Being Loved is the The achievement of success Is happiness, Greatest Ecstasy of Life. SUSAN CAPORASO Office Worker A person of few words, Has none to take back. ff' BETTY JANE CARLSON MARILYN CARNEY Secretary Serretary A heart full of love Listen to your heart Is one full of happiness. And not the words of others. GENEVIEVE CAROLINE MARILYN ANDREA CAUTILLO CEURVELS Privafe Serretary Happiness Always zu smile on her lips If God be for us, Anil ri twinkle in her eyes. Who can be against us. OLGA CHRASTINA Nurse Your success is, What you make it. CATHLEEN P. JOYCE CIAMBELLI CHRISTIAN Sgfrglgry Nurse To love and be loved A friend is never known I5 llfe'5 Sfeffffsf goal. Till a man have need. JUANITA MARIE CICHINSKI Buxinefx School Do good to gt friend to keep him, To an enemy to gain him. LINDA COHEN College V Knowledge comes. But wisdom lingers. 'I' BARBARA ANN COLELLA Office W01'k9f If I have love, All other gifts are small. gr? NE? FRANCES CILIA LAURIE COHEN Secretory Tearloifzg Always a smile on her face, For whatsoever a man soweth A twinkle in her eyes. That shall he also reap. I BETTY JEAN COLE Surfer! To live and love Is life-'s greatest ambition. 1 . I ilk NANCY COLICCHIO Bufinefx College Success is my goal, Ambition my pathway. ' GLENDA E. CONDIT Bookkeeper In quietness and in confidence Shall be your strength. J' JUDITH CI-IARLENE GAIL COOK CONSTANCE CONNELLY College COSTANZO Receptiozzirt MuSiC iS the vr1ivf'fS-HI Stenographer It matters not how long we liveg Language Of mankind- Listen to your heart But how. Ami iloqwe words of others RITA P. COYLE PATRICIA ANN College CROWELL Our life is but woven wind. Businesf School The greatest gift we hold 'Is the friendly smile we own. ANN MARIE T. E. IRENE CZUJAK LANA DANIELS CUSMANO Serremry College Nurxe If God is for us, To live is to danceg veracity is the heart Who can be against us. To dance is to live. Of Morality. SHIRLEY ANITA DAYE Nurse With malice toward none With charity for all. FRANCES DEMSKI Ojire Worker' Love is the lock That linketh noble minds. ,,, .fi jim ' N J. 4 CAROLE G. DILLON General Ofre llvorker To will what God wills, is the Only science that gives us rest. i , -f.. .. .,.-. . , TA fxjfg .H it ELEANOR DE MARTINO Serrelary There's one key to happiness It's yours-When you End love. JEAN C. DEAKYNE Nurxe just as fruit is before flowers, So is faith before good work. ii KATHLEEN D. DILBATIS Bookkeeper A poison of fcw words, Has nonu to take bank. ffxiissiif N . .,. CAROLYN ANN DISPORTO Serfelary Smile tlirougll lifc's pathway Gain happiness forever. FAUSTA DiSARRO Secretary Bc thc best Of wlizitever you are. ..-J Nuys DOROTHY DOLOBACH HEDWIG DUDEK Bookkeeper Secretary Happiness is 21 silver lockg My love is from the heart. Success, ri golden key. BONNIE RAE DUNN College It is nice to be important, ,But more important to be nice SUSAN JANE EIG The art of life is to know how, To enjoy little, endure much. GLENDA ELLIS Serrelfzry The greatest thing to learn is to Love and be loved in return. Wv ABBE DOROTHY DOLORES MARIE ESOCOFF ESPUGA College Nurye He that can have patience 22 Can have what he will. Than that of friendship. Life has no pleasure nobler ,bm fn I SUSAN FARBER Art Srlmol It's better to forget and smile. Than to remember and be sad MARGARET FAY Tearber Keep your face to the sun And shadows will fall behind. MARY ANTONETTE BARBARA FELDMAN FEDELI C0llege Sefretary Happiness is not the end of lifeg Choose your love, Character is- Then, love your choice. i ff t MARILYN CARMELA R. FIORILLO F INKELSTEIN Bmineu School Serretary It's nice to be natural In youth we learn In age .we understand. I W: FRANCES FISCHER Army Nurye To smile is to have faith Without faith there is failure. When you're naturally nice. sf N-' 'hu-ax. MARGHERITA R. JUDITH FISK FISCHETTI College Medical Secretary Love as true as mine, Is hard to find. It matters not how long we live, But how. ELIZABETH M. BEVERLY FOBERT FLAMMIA Secretary Secretary It is nice to be important, Happiness and Success But more important to be nice My Iife's request. - SHIRLEY FORTUNE Singer Without a song- The day would never end. LORRAINE FORSTER N urrirz g Believe in God Everything will turn out right. ERNESTINE M. FOURNIER Legal Stenogmpher To have friends, ' You have to be one. ! MARCIA ELAINE FRANKEL College Ambition is the footstone Of success. MARIAN FRANZ Ojfte Worker A soft answer Turns away anger. YHUDES Y. FRANKEL C allege Do not judge alone. None may judge alone but one. UI 3 LORRAINE FRANKLIN JUDITH MARY FRANZ SONDRA L- FRIEDMAN Moirliciank Axyiftant Naming ' College Happiness is nothing if not Knowledge comes, If 15 Hof what WC' fake. but known' I But Wisdom lingersl What we give makes us rich. And very little if envied. 1 RUTH MARY FYNE Secretary A heart full of love ls one full of happiness. l ei fi BARBARA GADDY Seamxtren The hours that made us happy Made us wise. MARILYN LOIS GERALDINE GAYGA SANDRA LEE GENSEL GAWRON Secretary Ojice Worker Typjft It's nice to be natural, God works in mysterious ways Keep your face toward the Sun, When you're naturally nice. His wonders to perform. And shadows will fall behind. SANDRA E. GERNANDT Bible Sfbool If God be for us. Who can be against us, , Ei' MARY ANN EVELYN GLATT GIONATAISO College Haplbinefr Blushing is beautiful- A gong Qn her lips' Bllt S0lTlCtllTlES il'1C0flVC'nlCl'lf. And love in her heart. - ff illil l CHARLOTTE L- LEONA GOLDBERG GLOGCWSKI Commercial Arlisl Seffeldfy There is nothing at all in life Listen to your heart, Not the words of others. ROSE E. GOLDBERGER College Presently the present will go Never to be recalled. Except what we put there. -.tx . I ELAINE GOLDFARB Speedo Tbempitt Tis better to love and be poor, Than rich with an empty heart. ELLEN GOLDFIELD College He that questioneth much, Shall learn much. i -sin! - l I m fy FLORENCE BRENDA GOLDMAN GORMISE Buxinen College College Sincerity and truth are The basis of all virtues. BARBARA RUTH My mind to me a kingdom is. 5-vel. - l 'lil ,, 4 :l'ilQ?,x , f , fi :xt 114222, MARY ANN GRAY Bufineff Srlaool Success and happiness Are my life's request. if'-sill! lf - . QQ Y i ' ELAINE GRIEGAL ADELINE F. GRILO Science Secretary , Before God we are all equally A person of a few words Wise. equally foolish, Has none to take back, ROSALIE GUILLEN CAROLYN GUTBIER Ofire Worker Serfelafy Character the real foundation Friends are like diamonds. Of all worthwhile success. Precious. but rare. LINDA JANE HALPRIN HdPplll6J'.l' Courtesy is contagiousg Let's start an epidemic. RUTH ANN HAVYAR MAXINE HILL BARBARA HENCOSKI Ojjzice I-Worker Surfers College Where your treasure is, Be good. and let Knowledge is power. There your heart is. Who can be clever. EDYTHE HITTCON Tearber In youth we learn In age we understand. wx N PATRICIA ANN HREHA Serretary To love and to be loved Is all I desire. JUNE C. HOLLANDER College No canvas absorbs color Like memory, x f - JANE ANN HUFF Serretary Happiness is reflective, Like the light of heaven. MARY ANN IOZZI Ofre Worker' Memories are a gift of God That time cannot erase. ar f. LJ- '..i1-'X - 7. 1 . 5?-95i'3?1-,'X: .- r .- n 'fx his ,' 4 v .W '9 ROSLYN ISRAEL NANCY HARRIET BEVERLY H. JACOBSON College JACKNOW College The only way to have a friend Cgllege What we will be tomorrow, Is to be one. 50 little d0ne..50 much to do. We are becoming today. JOAN JANASIE MARILYN JENSEN C our! Steno graplaer Secretary It is better to forget and smile A heart full of love, Than to remember and be sad. Is one full of happiness. 'ii-J 'il M5313 liff GERALDINE HELENE L, JOHNSON KAAREN MARIE JINDRACEK Nur,-ing JOHNSON Nurse Always laughing, always gay, College The place of charity, Always talking, so they say. Behavior is the mirror in which Like that of God, is everywhere. I Everyone shows his image. rig. CONSTANCE EILEEN KAMPF CAROL ANN KANE KACHURAK Nurse Secretary Prizgqlg Sgfygidp-J' o From the lowliest depth is n There is no fear in loveg Love is the beginning, mjddlg, Path to the loftiest height. Perfect love casteth out fear. And the end of everything E CAROL ANN KARDASH IRENE KASPRZYK S'er1'elary Ojice W01'k6f At the end of every rainbow To err is human You will find happiness. To forgive is divine. LYNN JOYCE KASSIN MARGARET MARY CAROL ANN KEYS College KENNEDY Ofire Worker To teach is to influence, Undggidgd In youth we learn, And infiuence never dies. Follow the Golden Rule In age we understand. For a full measure of happiness. JOAN KICZEK Secretary The greatest thing Is to be in love forever ELIZABETH W. Teacher And put Thy Spirit O Lord, in my heart, KIM FRANCES MYRNA - KLEINMAN .' Tearlaer Knowledge is The fruit of life. JANE KOLAKOWSKI ROBERTA JEAN Secretary KOLOWITZ If you have love, Mdf1'iage All other gifts 3.l'6 small. If 15 nice to be important Q V . ADELE KOWSALUK Serreiary It all depends on me and I Depend on God. But more important to be nice. ANNE KOZALAK DANUTA LYDIA College KOZLOWSKI What is worth loving Is worth waiting for. - Office Worker May the snowy wing of innocence 3 And love, protect thee. EILEEN KROECK BARBARA A. KROK SOPHIE KRUPA Typift Secretary Receptionirt A good name is greater than Listen, all the room is quiet, There-'s one key to happiness. All the riches. In walks Barbara-there's a riot. Yours-when you find love. MARGARET M- PATRICIA ANN KUCY KRYSICK Office Wo1'ker Burinefr College A heart full of love The surest way not to fail Is one full of happiness. Is to determine to succeed. Mn ' -if 15141 ,Q I -I A V CQXQ. ... MARILYN KUPKA Surrey! Promise is most given When the least is said. S , BARBARA L. KURINZI Buyer There's more in the heart Than money can buy. N4- ! ROSEMARIE N. LAINO Secrelary What you love, You will fight'for. I ROSE A. LA PLACA ROSE M. LA PLACA f Office Worker Ojfire Worker Succeed in happiness If God is with us And you will gain the world. Who can be against us. ff siefWse 'K 11: W f' fi 'vw .4 wax: - jlfrzlgw ..2f,, . , , ,fr 4 ,x A553 1 . - ' ,eew,'fll1,, AGNES M. LAVERY Burifzerr College Smart and neat Tiny and petite.. 'X JANET LAZARCHICK Airline 5lewm'de.r.f Blue eyes full of mirth A gl Disposition best on earth. Ch0Sf'f1 SANDRA LEBOFF Secretary Forget others faults, By remembering your own. Than great riches. CAROLYN LEE Hczppinerr Our character is our willg For what we will, we are, ARLENE LEACH Secrelary ' mod name is rather to hc CAROLE ANN LEMISH Surfer: Don't push meg The world will wait. W 'D' IQ ANDREA LEPREE SONJA P. LEVENSTEIN NANCY LEWIS College College Secretary It matters not how long we live Honor above everything, Smile through Iife's pathway But how well. Then happiness is yours forever SONDRA LEE LIFSQHITZ JOAN LIHOU journalism Secretary As time goes by . .The Q If he is worth loving Things get curiqgsebadd lgIe's worth Waiting for, curiouser. ' ELLEN SUE LIPMAN Tearlaer Do unto others as you Would have others do unto you. ROSALIE LONGO Ofre lV0rker In true love there is no fear, That's why I'm not afraid. MARION E. LORD Nurfe Love is a platform upon Which all ranks meet. nrx T055 V A Y-gf A . it I 1 MARY ANN LQRIA ELAINE LUBAS MARIE MACYK Teacher Sefrelary Bookkeeper There is no power nor gtrengfh It m tte s not how long S ile through lifes pathway, Bm in God- ' But 'ic well we live. 'TTSQT1 happiness is yours. MARY ANN MADONIA JUDITH ANN Mediml Serretary , MAIORELLI Purpose is what gives life h Seffemfy meaning. 'P are ye the way of the Lord. . A Ma straight his paths. is ssssl sms in-1' DOROTHY MANDELA GERALDINE CARMEL ARLENE M. MANGO Medical Secretary MANETTA Secretdry True friends are like diamonds, Nuryg I It's nice to be important Precious but rare. Everyday Someone does Something But more important to be nice. That iust couldn't be done. ' Az-in 4 D -AV f3. ... GRACE E. MARTIN ELIZABETH MASON MARIANNE A- Serremry R6L'6Pfi07ZiJ'f MATI-O52 In true love there is no fear In youth and beauty Sefrelmy That's why I'm not afraid. Wisdom is but rare. Every girl is the maker Of her own fortune. MAUREEN MCCARTHY Ojfce W01'k6f We never know how much we Q love Till what we love is lost, fl wi FRANCES MELCHIONE Secretary Real friends are like gold, Precious-but rare. KATHLEEN ANN MCDONALD Airline Hofteu Life's last year's nightingale Love's last year's rose RITA MERRILL Ojfire Worker Prove all things. Hold fast that which is good. jf!! , -s ULRIKE A. MESZKAT Model lt's nice to be importantg It's more important to be nice W ...F x ' I HEDY MICHALSKI Office IV0rker A grand girl, very pleasant, Makes a fellow a nice present. Is Suv 1 ,ff ' . a - as , fwfffi wil--:' I. Y 1 DALE MICKENS Physical Therapift He who sits on a tack of success bound to rise. . rrr' ...wi . .r Q, WM F I JOAN MICKENS R Office lVorker Memories a gift of God That time cannot erase. ltl Q5 ' 4:57 JEAN MARIE MoLLozz1 United Stater Navy True friends are like diamonds. Precious-but rare. if If I fs' 'J' . ff 1 A 4 1 lv 5 ' f' l MARY M. MONTICELLO Surfers Happiness is not perfected Until it is shared. GERALDINE ANITA MORELLI Happiners Prayer calms the soul, As nothing can. W Wh-rl JOYCE MONTICELLO Secrelary Success and happiness, Ame my life's request. 4, . ag A 'sn' VIRGINIA M. MORRISON Cleriral Worker If God be with us, Who can be against us. 8 . i','T:.ffr L 4 924 he fu - Q , K? .wifi ,L.., ., , . I 1, ROSEANNE MORROW CECELIA MULLER JANET MUNGER College Olliife Wwkfl' Clerical Worker Modest is the citadel of God. T0 .live and love. Keep your face toward the sun Beauty and Virtue. fs M65 greatest ambition. And shadows will fall behind, ms 5 'W vi . MAUREEN ANNETTE ANN MARIE MUSTICH MURPHY Secretary Secfeiary A friend is a rare book Our character is our will Of Whifh One COPY is made- For what we will, we are. 51 tv i BARBARA ANN NAWROCKI Ojire Wa:'ker Everyone excels in something In which another trails. X DONELLA NELSON United Slater Air Force Morality is a private And costly luxury. . .Jill 'pf A N -, 2 , Qmgofl , 1:3 it eff PHYLLIS M. NELSON Buxinefr School To have a friend of worth, Is better than many worth nothing. BETSY ANN NICHOLAS Nurye To love and be loved Is life-'s greatest goal, BARBARA ANN NUNNICK Nurse The highest of distinctions Is service to others. x i fi CON CETTA M. O'GRADY Secretary Among life's greatest treasures Is knowing you are loved. PATRICIA M. O'KEEFE MARY ORTEL Pbgfg Cgigrihrp Prwafe Serretary Fate makes our relatives I-55330 to Your hfflff, Choigg mgtkeg our friends, Nllt to the WOl'dS of others. ARLENE M. PANITCH Tearber Whatsoever thy hand hndeth to do . . . Do it with might. if ROSEMARIE ANN PAPARELLA Clerk Typist Whats worth loving Is worth waiting for. B. RUTH PAILLAUSKAS Surfer! -. A good name is rather to be had Than great riches. -Y' JOANN PAVEK HELEN PAULUS Airline Hostess Secretary We live in deeds, not years. To love is to be loved. g.. ,,-, of age Q ,. -.X A - 1 ' i .2 ELENA PENA Teacher Abound in Charity, For it is the essence of love. MARION A. PHILLIPS JOAN E. PIASCIK Nurfe Bookkeeper We do not what we ought: If God be with us, What we ought not, we do. Who shall stand against us. MARGARET PIETA Ojire lVorker JOYCE PITCHELL Office Worker To err is hnman' Avoid evil' T0 forgive 15 divine- And it will avoid thee. PATRICIA ANNE PLANK Stenograplzer He that hath clean hands, and A pure heart. JOAN G, PLATH ELIZABETH ANNE BETTY ANN Sgffgfgfy Dreams are wonderful, Tedfffef ' Sfe710gI'apl9e1' Yet, we must live between them. The only gift Only those who brave dangers Is a portion of thyself. Comprehend mystery. I v 1 LILLIAN DELORES IRENE CHRISTINE POTTS PRASNAL Secretary Comptometer Opel-afar Thy word is a lamp unto my feet At the end of every rainbow, And a light unto my path. ,IYou will find success. EDNA PRIDGEN College Life however short, is made Still shorter by waste of time. CORA LEE PRYOR Cerlifed Public Arcountanl The lord is my shepherd No want shall I know. FRANCES QUARTARARO Ojice Work We never know how much we love, Till what we love is lost. ii ANTOINETTE REGINA .IOSEPHINE RAYMOND RAZIN Serretafy Ojfire Wo1'ker If it's worth loving The eyes lt's worth waiting for. Speak love's truest language. Rh ANNE MARIE RENDA Private Serrelary He who does his best Does well. LILLIAN RICHEL C leriral W07'kPf I would rather do, not promise Than promise and not do. 419 EMILY REMELGADO Secretary A heart full of love, Is one full of happiness. 'E f swim ' - er vw H. We .ni f.fL,e-are f,:, i A , . N Y RAMONA C. RICH Teaching Sister If God is for us, Who can be against us. JEANETTE ROBERTS Bookkeeper With faith. Nothing is impossible. RUTH ANN ROBERTSON Succeu A heart full of love, Is one full of happiness. Wh MYRNA M. ROMAN S erretary It's better to love and lose Than never to love at all. SUSAN S. RORK College To err is humanp To forgive divine. JANETTE A. Rosxo Secretary Where there is love, there is Happiness and success. CAROL JEAN RUNNION Serrelary Beauty is truth, Truth, beauty. JOAN N. ROSENTHAL Teacher Well timed silence Hath more eloquence than speech. SONDRA ROSS College Happiness is reflective Like the light of heaven. ELIZABETH LOUISE SABIK Nursing A helping hand that's me 'Q ELIZABETH ANN SACK College He is never alone who is Accompanied by noble thoughts. 4 When I'm needed, there I'll be. 15 XX KAREN SALABAJ JOYCE CAROL SANGINE RITA SCANELLI College College Offre Workei' You can do little with faith Happiness is a silver lockg lf you walk the road of love. But you can do nothing with- Success a golden key. You never walk alone, nut it. MARILYN R. SCHNITZER Private Secretary Whatever is worth doing Is worth doing well. RITA ANN SCHOLZ Secretary The anger of lovers Renews the strength of love, 'A 'Z X A JENNIE SCOTT ELEANOR SCUTIERI AURORA SESTO O re Worker Serretury Marriage Always a friend good and true, Always a smile and never blue. men. A little flattery now and then Makes husbands out of single Nothing is too high to be reached Or too good to be true. SANDRA SHANNON CAROL P. SHEINBLATT JUDITH A. SILVA Secretary College Buriizerx School It is nice t0 be important. Nothing great is accomplished A true friend But more important to be nice. Without enthusiasm. Is forever n friend. N. PHYLLIS SILVERMAN LOIS ANNE Callege SMARACKO Knowledge comes, R6'6'6,I7ii012f.ff But wisdom lingers. If God be for us, DARLENE MARIE SMITH Telephone Operator And this above all, To thine own self be true. Who can be against us. DOLORES A. SOBOZENSKI Marriage The religion of humanity is love. BARBARA ANN SPADER Typin The person of few words Has none to take back. V REGINA STANCHECK Secretary True friends are like diamonds Precious-but rare, BARBARA STAUNTON EILEEN A. STEFFAN College Secretary Get wisdom, get understandingg Smile through life's pathway Forget it not, Then happiness is yours forever VIRGINIA STEFFAN ALICE MAY STRYKER Teacher Nurfe None can teach admirably The L0rd is my salvation If not loving his task, Whom shall I fear? CHARLOTTE STUCKEY Music Teacher Education is, The foundation of democracy. Q QQ' JOAN THERESA ELAINE V. TANGO SZOTAK Secretary Typiyf A smile takes a moment If itvs Worth loving But the memory of it lasts It's worth waiting for. fofevef- E1 tw MAGDALINA A. TITZ DIVNA TODOROVICH ROSE MARIE TORBIK Ofce Worker College Business School God gives to whom he pleases For dancing ig life itgelf. May there be music And pleases whom he gives. Wherever I go, CATHERINE TRAPANI MARIE TRAPANI Happinefi Ojfre Worker Success and happiness To live and love is Are my life's request, Life's greatest ambition. JEANIE TRUNZO DORIS R. TUTTLE VERONICA UCCI Model Secretary Marriage A dream in her eyes If I have love, Godliness is the fruit of self And a love in her heart. All other gifts are small. judgement in little things. FLORENCE UNBEKANT CAROL URBAN we f. Z.. it rn. EVELYN D. URBAN College Secretary Private Secretary What we will be tomorrow, By plenty of try and oomph, Memories are a gift of God We are becoming today. Triumph is achieved. That time cannot erase. LENORE MARY JUNE RITA VELLA VAN LIEW Setretary Nurying When all is lost, I Every artist was First an amateur. The future Sflll fefmms- ALBERTA VITALE Private Serretary Serretary It is nice to be important But more important to be nice. JACQUELINE VOGEL No one sees what is before his Feetg we all gaze at the stars. .Q if FRANCENE VRABEL Nurfe I cried because I had no shoes Then I saw a man with no feet. CAROL ANN WAGNER ELIZABETH A. WALSH BABABARA ELVIRA Serretary Ofre Wforker WASHINGTON True love like a burning flame It's nice to be natural Medlral Terbfzologfff Never dies. When you're naturally nice. Impossible! That is not Good French. IRENE WASTA TERRY JOAN WEISS Secretary College Guide our minds with thy light, Trifles make perfection, but With love our hearts inflame. Perfection is no trifle. .1 fi BETTY WENZEL Ofre Worker Everything passes away, Except what is well done. SAUNDRA WESTPHAL JOAN ANN WILLIAMS College Secretary The first step toward Success, True friends are like diamonds, Is the desire for it. Pfmous but fare- X ..:!-fr BARBARA ANNE WITT Airline Slewardeu Num, God's will is the very Perfection of all reason. LORRAIN E WOJTON Choose your love, And love your choice. 'a S , LOIS-MAE WOLFF Nurying A little laughter now and then, Is relished by the best of men. FLEETA WOOTEN MARIANNE WULSTEIN Secretary NWI? Trust God and The reward of one duty is Live one day at 3 time, The power to fulfill another. GEORGEANA XENOS MARYANN ZABITA Ojfce Worker Receptionist The reward of one duty Smile through life's pathwayg ls the power to fulhll another. Happiness is yours forever. IRENE ZACHARCZUK Secretary Friends, true or false, Regardless, we need them all. 4-if-f K , . A LORRAINE ZAJACK Nursing Keep a place in your heart. For little dreams to go. as 19 pl-o Kill .,i . K.: 7 .F DESPINA ZANIDAKIS Stenograplaer This above all, To thine own self be true. ' 1 DOROTHY B. ZEMEI KIS JOANNE ZIMMERMAN College Nothing comes, Without faith and prayer. Marriage We walk by faith Not by sight. 'sr- ANNE U. ZIOBRO Serretary Memory is a gift of God Which time cannot erase. MAUREEN ZIOR Secretary Lost time is never found. 1 MADELINE ZAREMBA Nurfe If God be with us, Who shall stand against us. ANN ZIN NES Secretary It's nice to be natural When you're naturally nice JOANN HELEN ZYLA Secretary Our character is our willg For what we will, we are. al 'im-lb' MA Irs fa , 3 . ix 1. 1' ' F. Q53 gg 4 1 ff fi- SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pzwiffezzf ,..........,.,, Dolores lispuga I'u'e-Pwmlezlf . . . .... Axldrm Lcprcc Sewef.z1-y ...,.. . . . M.1dclinc Brinkley T1'ef1.u1zrer , ...,. Judith lfmnz I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS fx c .v. f. Qi y . s .-4 lil . . -- fl fu 4 . ,-1 lil . '- 4. . -I N1 lu ,lu :La 1 . .Q L1 xg' vu Q0 ,J I'- ..'z Preiiderzt ........ . . ....... Josephine Scrofani Via'e-Prefident ,... ...... J udith Hurdy Sevrelary ....... . . . Dorothy Grant Treaflzrer . . . . . . Leslie Mesenazos SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Preridefll ........,.............,.. Katherine Dowzycki V'ife-Pre,rider11 . . . ....... . Brenda Snell Serrelary ..... . . . Alice Henriques T2'M.i'lr-'Pr' .... . . . Marleen De Franco Wg X . SENIOR CHRISTMAS A X ink X A 1 '- .J . Af. . . PQRMAL -' r-,, 1- . . 4 . .2 i , Q . 'E ' . K js 1, 3. x -0. ' , .X ,lg , . 5 h , . f. 135.5 ' R X X x Q x Jw -' if - , N vi. a 2 - R y X 'I X X? N, eruice rganizafiona ks 1 Q' - fi 55 as S' -5 li si ULN: , Q mm 1 'wi Q Q.. ,w 4 ' 1 up 5 3 9' Q s q i' gif N, I' T Vs. is x Q V if Q5 'k'E,if1f T-gf . L l 1:7 I -at six M ? -2 YV - Ig BQ Q? 1' FT . -. Q .1 RWFSQ-E. NON MINISTRARI, SED MINISTRARE The Service Organizations of Battin Continue year after year To aid both our school and our community. Their initiative and dependability, Loyalty and integrity, Are evident In every phase of our daily life. They claim no reward Save their own satisfaction In the knowledge That their deeds Have made Battin A better place in which to live and work. 3 , Q - 1 K DANCE DECORATICN ART SERVICE 61 , i J' SENIOR HONOR DRAMATICS JUNIOR HONOR DRAMATICS 62 BAND MARCHING BAND ORCHESTRA I Z L 4 ' eb gb Q 9 Q Q, 1 3 -V it ' lQ y ff 3 9' A i Q - ff. 'V ,. 2 I , 6 5 V, 'M kv fl? , J . b b V r K l'74f1 ,-...rsr-v-'11-'vu-fqf'-:sg ADVANCED GLEE 'el oqngn '7gfg, 9-1 Q n1LA :, -MAY BATTI N CHOIR ,., . H. , ,MW M-, ,T.h...,,TM..,,.,,. .,.. ,W ,. . ME . , f 'Z R if ' if R FQ: A JUNIOR GLEE 64 po, 3 J. X W was Q i gl J.: X' SOPHOMORE GLEE G Q SOPHOMORE GLEE SOPHOMORE GLEE ,N U YS J 65 S I r . A in I K I K . 5 5 ': - .. Q A 5 - .fi . - , j Q , L - , - 3, i ig 5 5 ,, .. A A .1 6 X V 5 ii .K i 2,2 i 5 Y , ff, . - ' ' 5 1 I : ' . 3 ' x - 1 1 1 f K, . -A an . Q Y i , f . 6 X .n Q- -Q xo? 6 gg E A , -5 V 6 X G' - - . J .X ,S K Q ,, xx W., - . K 1 Q 4 K A E ii q K f Q. 3 ' S- if My . if it 5 if X Q ' X is , , , ,g . , BANKING STAFF i 1 A I ' .u 'I ww 'D ' ,.. T 41 I 4' xl K V . 1 ' ff mr N , JW BLUEBELLES 1 3 f we P0 , rp: X :Q I kiiag Ah 1 - Q: il ff. ' 1 Z 'J JV 'K f -. ' ' A' 51 ,f H . , a 5 2 r . 1 T xv R 7 F5 'Q ' 'P , 9 A f.'f M ' ' f A ' L :LAX YUM' I 2. M 1, 1.f ,f f 5 5 CAFETERIA AIDES L CLINIC AIDES gps-'e 1 COFFEE-ETTS 5,l1aQ'f P T Q 4- f n 'V S H - Q-7 3 2. , L. , W . R' X a cr , ' - B 1- ' , . HTI COLOR GUARD -X B HIGH SPOTS HONOR FORUM RETAIL LAB STOCK ROOM OFFICE AIDES we I LIBRARY STAFF 69 In X if 5' A tw A I SENATE SAFETY COUNCIL A SERVICE LEAGUE I N, 4 National Honor Society .. Q-iv--..-. . - . K 1 Q c tw oooo A 1 t i S? 13 Q21 5? i x. 2 , Q P if N543 r t t S X to lk ' N - L r is f . fi K ' Each year the Faculty selects the girls who are to become members of the Battin Chapter of the National Honor Society. To be elected, a girl must be in the upper third of her class, in scholarship, be of good character, must have given some of her time to extra-curricular activities, and must have been a leader while in Battin. S ln. f Am f fs Q' 'Q L N 'Q f xi ixixy Stags 'amply Sgxwgj, gikki i ., 1 4 ep K--w.n,':.'.Q, Q 'L 'L A A f, , A ' A w'sQQ' nvgcx P ' ' W ff' k Q' 'MQ 3 fzzp r f fffl-i f ?M 'M' u A ,,,, if .M Q4 -f 115 ,.X. A WM A K ,,,,,s- 4 ,. . 1,,,, ,W Q, .,,, , K . , KW'M w 9 .1-af 'GLY - 9' -W A A' ' ' ,MMM 1 f , . ,K L '77 H R I I if . sr- Y . E , - . M., . , .. - .,. m -M W 1 V if -M ' f 6 I I l 354 ' E 55 5 i 1 ,ff H- f V' if V f , 4,..NM 5 , df, M . -M bf, -1 T7 A,w,..,.M,, . 'j..Qg1Qf,Q,Q!,,-, - C V -- fm tb f 'A A. ... ,,.MA , Nm ,,Y 7 F .A r 1 ...- 3 - vu:-.. 'Fil 1 1 4 f Vg.,- wg Q 9 W, 1 , ,.,, as fi -... Y ... 1 'A41 if my 5- ,jx X -3-5 ' , V , 57.1-' ,iff 'mffcd N . ,-,gf .: ffl X, 4 ff ' V ,717 g x j WU fQ La ?fL,,Q. Xf. ff? S Nfl 4 . W W N A Y ' x W Q ,K K xx I I Y , I NH . omeroomki . Snior Junior gSzzpAomore HOMIE ROOM 105 HOME ROOM 111 HOME ROOM 215 HOME ROOM 314 HOME ROOM 104 HOME ROOM 205 HOME ROOM 501 AN' HOME ROOM 315 W-1-3 HOME ROOM 103 AI. Alba A. Alsieux L. Baumgart L. Becker B. Berman L. Bernstein M. Biener I. Cann I. Cichinski B. Cole C. Costanzo E. DeMartino F. Demski D. Dolobach E. Flammia B. Fobert M. Franz R. Fyne S. Gensel E. Goldfield L. Halprin M. Hill A. Kowsalulc A. Lepree N. Lewis E. Lubas D. Mandela D. Nelson P. O'Keefe E. Sabik E. Walsh L. Wolff F. Wooten I. Zacharczuk HOME ROOM 104 P. Amorin G. Angrist C. Boll B. Boris QI. Ciambelli A. EsocoH S. Fortune M. Frankel I. Franz G. Gayga S. Gernandt E. Glatt E. Griegal C. Gutbier M. Iozzi R. Israel C. Kardash L. Kassin E. Kim D. Kozlowski B. Krok A. Lavery C. O'Grady I. Piascik HOME ROOM 522 M. Pieta L. Potts R. Robertson V. Steffan A. Stryken M. Trapani I. Trunzo V. Ucci T. Weiss D. Zemeikis HOME ROOM 111 T. Aidmon J. Bartlett B. Black L. Daniels C. Fiorillo L. Forster S. Friedman B. Gaddy L. Goldberg M. Gray B. Jacobson I. Ianasie E. Kampf E. Kroeck M. Kupka R. La Placa I. Lazarchick A. Leach C. Lee M. Madonia A. Mango E. Mason R. Merrill H. Michalski E. Pena P. Plank E. Pollis C. Pryor R. Razin C. Runnion VI. Silva P. Silverman B. Staunton C. Wagner I. Wasta I. Webster HOME ROOM 205 G. Anderson E. Benner F. Boyd C. Burauskas F. Cilia R. Coyle P. Crowell C. Disporto S. Farber L. Franklin E. Fournier P. Hreha S. Leboff I. Monticello M. Monticello R . Morrow M. Murphy B. Nawrocki B. Nunnick R. Paparella I. Pavek . J. Plath I. Prasnal F. Quartararo A. Renda R. Rich J. Sangine I. Szotak, E. Tango E. Urban I. Vella I. Zimmerman HOME ROOM 215 -I. Allen E. Baptista L. Boyce E. Brown B. Carlson H. Dudek G. Ellis I. Fisk I. Kasprzyk T. Kelly C. Keys I. Kolakowski M. Lord G. Manetta , R. Paulauskas H . Pawlus E. Remelgado I. Rosenthal I. Rosko E. Sack M. Schnitzer C. Sheinblatt D. Sobozenski R. Stanchek M. Titz F. Unbekant A. Vitale II. Vogel B. Washington E. Wengel B. Witt L. Woiton M. Wulstein G. Xenos M. Zaremba A. Ziobro M. Zior Senior Home Rooms HOME ROOM 301 I. Bower I. Broda L. Cannarella L. Cohen B. Colella G. Condit G. Cook A. Cusmano B. Dunn D. Espuga M. Fischetti E. Goldfarb B. Hencoski N. Iacknow C. Kane A. Kozalak R. La Placa S. Levenstein AI. Lihou I. Maiorelli G. Martin M. Matlosz M. McCarthy K. McDonald -I. Munger P. Nelson B. Popovich A. Raymond S. Ross E. Scutieri D. Smith E. Steffan D. Todorovich F. Vrabel HOME ROOM 314 AI. Bara R. Bobitka H. Bowers D. Bryant S. Coporaso I. Czuiak S. Daye - S. Eig M. Gawron C. Glogowska A. Grilo F. Goldman E. Hittcon I. Huff M. Jensen G. Iindracek C. Kachurak I. Helleher I. Kiczek F. Kleinman R. Laino C. Lemish E. Lipman M. Macyk I. Mickens J. Mollozzi M. Ortel A. Panitch M. Phillips S. Rork R. Scanelli S. Shannon L. Smaracko M. Zabita II. Zyla HOME ROOM 315 S. Arginteanu I. Bartlett I. Berger A L. Bonavitacola S. Brandt M. Carney G. Cautillo M. Ceurvels O. Chrastina C. Christian L. Cohen N. Colicchio K. Dilbatis F. Di Sarro P. Fay M. Fedeli F. Fischer Y. Frankel R. Golclberger I. Hollander R. Kolowitz M. Krysick B. Kurinzi M. Loria D. Mickens G. Morelli V. Morrison C. Muller A. Mustich I. Roberts R. Scholz C. Stuckey C. Trapani S. Westphal I. Williams A. Zinnes HOME ROOM 522 D. Alfano B. Alvarez L. Blecker D. Boltz M. Brinkley I. Connelly I. Deakyne ' C. Dillon B. Feldman M. Finkelstein M. Gionataiso B. Gormise R. Guillen H. Johnson K. Johnson M. Kennedy S. Krupa S. Lifschitz R. Longo F. Melchione U. Meszkat I. Pitchell E. Pridgen L. Richel M. Roman I. Scott B. Spacler R. Torbik D. Tuttle C. Urban L. Van Liew L. Zajack D. Zanidakis HOME ROOM 318 HOME ROOM 115 HOME ROOM 116 HOME ROOM ,203 HOME ROOM 112 HOME ROOM 115 HOME ROOM 202 HOME ROOM 204 .L ..., . rj S 'E l . I' I 4 Homr Room 217 HOME ROOM 302 if Llplf lb lllj fllfff f Wi A Y HOMI: ROOM 505 HOME ROOM 309 HOME ROOM 112 I. Andrews L. Beale E. Crilly M. Demaratius M. Duddy V. Gaudiesus A. Gervase M. Goeddert M. Gray L. Herman V, Horowitz A. Iacks W. Ioseph I. Kosinski G. Kyryczenko S. Lassiter M. Massoni B. Morlock B. Oelgart D. Orlancli C. Pasterkiewicz L. Pfarrer B. Pobuta G. Putczakulish I. Scrofani M. Senzek S. Sharpe H. Sheppard I. Stanley I. Stiefler S. Turner B. Velez L. Wasilko C. Whitken HOME ROOM 115 A. Alezander B. Bauer I. Bowen A. Caprario D. Carme O. Cotton R. Doherty I. Farrar N. Firetto M. Flowers I. Gnclomslci L. Gilbert S. Hall G. jackson L. K11CZkJ1'llWSk1 I. Leahy B. Lumlin M. Malley B. Meiselman I, Michalek B. Mikusankis M. Perone M. Ringled L. Salcines D . Snlley L. Samolewicz C. Stockel S. Snelson G. Supak C. Toso B. Trela M. Vardzal M. Williams G, Zaklynskyj Junior Home Rooms HOME ROOM 1 15 J. Beier V. Bonder C. Bonnetti C. Buytnes D. Carter J. Czerepuszko M. Dango K. De Antonio A. Gartz J. Gilbert M. Goldberg B. Glawitsch J. Goldie S. Holtz B. Klimek C. Koziel M. Mcleigue S,Mc Laughlin M. Mc Teigue A. Miller T. Mladineo L. Muraca R. Nydiclc C. O'Brien M. Payne G. Potts M. Riggs J. Sankus A. Simmenroth J. Skiba R. Weinstein R. White HOME ROOM 116 B. Bara R. Cladwell M. Cash E. Corwin A. Cristallo M. Davis C. Fine A. Fowler R. Garvey C. Gerow E. Giesler L. Green P. Huss C. Janeway R. Kasprzyk M. Kugler D. Luster P. Mai H. Mims B. Morrison E. Oelgart J. Ogozalek A. Orazi R. Piccolella M. Rogers L. Scholz S. Turner C. Veltre C. Vignes B. Zalowitz HOME ROOM 202 S. Bailey A. Bohdan M. Brazinski N. Cannizzaro M. Daniels M. Domingos E. Ehrenberg L. Franklin B. Fraser M. Gladdis L. Golda D. Grant s--.i .f Junior Home Rooms P. Gualano E. Harris I. Heidal L. Hurst J. Kindervater G. Knorowski J. Krivinski J. Lightner B. Lutz M. Mazza J. Odom C. O'Malley K. Patricia F. Perricone M. Rudo J. Smallwood B. Smith C. Stanziola B. Van Hart .D L. White M. Witherell J. Young B. Zielinski HOME ROOM 203 B. Alexander H. Barnard P. Brazaitis J. Cardonsky J. Chokov S. Cox M. Dargis A. Dimperio J. Dudas C. Fonesca C. Graham P. Gruber I. Haligowski L. Holmes G. Howard V. Howlett M. Hoyer N. Jeannont B. Kertesz J. Liedel J. Maddox F. Mangina L. Melchione J. Mesgleski B. Marich M. Malone N. Miller J. Moser S. Munger C. Nocera Y. Romano A. Rothkirk T. Sciscion J. Scott J. Stutzman C. Termini G. Tikotsky P. Tripicchio J. White L. Weiss HOME ROOM 217 J. Asunskis T. Bartell B. Brazaitis J. Cere S. Coplin H. Cosof A. Daye C. Efsen E. Gemmell R. Greenman J. Grzebyk R. Hussey R. Jamora A. Kaulfers S. Keefe N. Kneissler A. Komisar F. Krasnick E. Kratson A. Lodato J. Mahoney S. Malone J. McLouth L. Miniscalchi B. Moriarty I. Mundy R. Nufrio E. Occhipinti B. Odom C. Rutyna D. Senese J. Sliwiak B. Turpin B. Wallin C. Westcott B. Young HOME ROOM 302 P. Bartone R. Bethlehem F. Bingham J, Blake P. Bonner L. Coven D. Danielson D. Dessewffy C. Raychel L. Russo A. Schulden V. Smith R. Soldt G. Walsh C. Weist P. Werner M. Wojciechowski HOME ROOM 305 J. Bily B. Brown F . Brown J. Cierpial G. Cohen P. Conrad A. Erm I. Fahey D. Grillo J. Hurdy R. Jazwiecki M. Kurinzi G. Lauch B. Lihou T Lodzinski C. Mangano J. Mankowski B. Maybank J. Meakim A. Norton P. Parrinello A. Rielly M. Romano C. Saich J. Silverman HOME ROOM 316 L. Acheson A. Anderson J. Barros B. Bowers R. Bright R. Brothers M. Callands D. Cook R. Johnson B. Nichols J. Orcutt M. Richmond A. Scarlata H. White HOME ROOM 317 P. Amorin A. Avrutin M. Baines F. Conte D. Fern M. Gonsior B. Harris R. Hoffman E. Horin H. Hrynishak R. Johnson S. Klinghoffer R. Kovak C. Kozoriz J. Kritzer L. MacDonald L. Matlosz B. Merritt E. Nahalka B. Pines E. Rochat D. Roman M. Sniezak R. Topetro A. Vasilevich S. Wallace S. Westphal c. Williams D. Williams HOME ROOM 318 P. Bawolek C. Beer E. Campbell M. Carroll G. Cavanaugh C. Donaldson D. Gallagher I. Miller G. Mishkinis A. Mitchell J. Pfannkoch J. Rauh C. Reilly J. Saniuk M. Swope R. Torres L. Tucker L. Tucker HOME ROOM 204 P. Baldwin J. Carracino B. Christine C. Davis C. Dengg C. Denny A. Fedosh M. Feldman R. Foster G. Grillo J. Guenot R. Havyar K. Hazelton I. Herbert Y. Hill C. Holubeck D. Kirk E. Feldman B. Folkenliik T. Gaddy D. Gleiforst E. Holden J. Jacques L. Krosser D. LaBrutta M. Lesniak M. Lubischer G. MacMillan P. Marrow K. McNair E. Nelsen J. Nieddu V5 M. Simpson J. Sirois M. Skodi M. Szymczak V. Watson B. Wilson J. Zajack E. Zielinski HOME ROOM 309 B. Allen T. Bethlehem B. Bohn B. Brown A. Bullaro J. Cosenza A. Fedun B. Gendell C. Gionataiso M. Grace S. Gray L. Hasenauer D. Holden A. Kaseta N. Kirshenbaum A. Kozak E. La Breque G. Lamb M. Loffa G. McGee L. Mesenazos M. Nelson A. Nycz M. Pengelly B. Rabels J. Rapp J. Read N. Rimini C. Rosenfeld L. Schumer C. Steranka L. Topreto B. Wysocki I. Zemboulis L. Gerber J. Green M. Grillo M. Holzer R. Jacobson S. Leach B. Lewis G. Maiorelli K. Martin S. McKechnie F. Munger B. Osuch C. Rogucki C. Rokosz P. Rubin P. Schwartz M. Shocket J. Siano A. Sisnetsky V. Smith A. Sniezak L. Stephanik M. Witkus C. Yaiuga f 1 . AX W fjf fl via 3 .X ,N ' ' K ? 35 ? ' ?' li as 1 N Q l 3. 'W Af-1 . ff -1 - I ' Y I 'ZQ aj-.,1 Lf fu Q15 , .Ev V Riff H I 3 ' Q H O , .PB E Q ' m Q U' 1 if , YNY' IIOME ROOM 14 QT E' w' 'J bfi' A HOME ROOM 105 HOME ROOM 114 Ni-J HOME ROOM zov A 1 X fl' 0 HOME ROOM 102 HOME ROOM 109 HOME ROOM 201 HOME ROOM 214 ,' 1 4-1'-,Q 1 1 311 n ,fy K HOME ROOM 216 HOME ROOM 303 ,lf HOME ROOM 304 HOME ROOM 307 an '-ff HOME ROOM 308 HOME ROOM 311 LW WDW' x, 545 A ! 'B' . -0 LJ 3.4. PH HOME ROOM 312 HOME ROOM 313 , V E l Y HOME ROOM 14 Sophomore Home Rooms zavvzogsp Aravick Archer Bandera Bayerlein Bentivegna Clark Crabtree M. Cummings M. Cushing E. De Boer Einhorn 41 unter K. . m 96' mild' - .vc R. Jarman S. Kelber L. A. L. C. Knapp La Morte Mollica Moneypenny M. Murin M. Naperkowski B. L. I. Pridgen Prunkl Reina M. Scaturo D. B. Signore Siuta M. Skalitza P. J. L. Smith Smoskna Solomon I. Synosky J. Wagner C. Wo i towicz J. Zuk HOME ROOM 102 P. A. Bastardo Benesch D. Bryson S. Carter M. Colicchio M. Diggs J. L. I. L. J. G. Dreher Flammia Florchak Goldfein Gryzbowski Hartman M. Karczenski .l- F. D. C. I. M S. C. B. M D. K. K. C. D. M V. Kearne Y M. Knapp Laffer Leach Lenard Lewis . Mandela Mawnis Milewski Minichiello . O'Brien Queen Remlinger Scaturro Scheckler Stewart Warner ,fx Wright I V HOME ROOM 105 M. C. Alvarez Balchunas I. Berenson B. M. K. Bladzinski Bonura Boyce M. Culp F. Cunningham R. Durschmidt I. Fillmore A. Gabriel A. Henriques B. Hogrefe B. Kates M. Keenan Z. Kerker G. Kondrosky M. Krok R. Krosky J. Kurtz C. Lastovica P. Leonard M. Loveland M. Maiuri E. McCarthy M. Migliorino V. Munger C. Rea D. Rosenski T. Sadczenko V. Savickas G. Schwartz D. Sokol C. Thomas E. Zimmerman HOME ROOM 109 B. Adler ' A. Artis K. Banora G. Bartys R. DeMarco C. Fisicaro V. Franz S. Frost J. Fuchs J. Glover F. Godette E. Gray S. Hollander E. Jagiello P. Kozelnik C. Kudela L. Kutner C. Loffa D. Murray P. Novak M. Rode B. Russell M. Shaw S. Silverman G. Spikes P. Walker R. Weeks S. Wolfson F. Woodyard H. Zmuda HOME ROOM 114 S. Babish D. Beier A. Boone A. Bryant J. Caruso C. Crowell S. Cuttler L. Disano R. Falconi N. Fedunka V. Ferreira M. Gordon R. Hopkins J. Johnson B. Kirson B. Kocot M. Letters' C. Lieb B. Merrill L. Mollins L. Occhiuzzo P. Riggs D. Rolfe D. Ross A. Ruberti B. Snell M. Stephanik B. Taylor ' R. Vollero H. Vosburgh I. Walker M. Wenk J. Wheaton HOME ROOM 201 L. Abraham B. Boczkus B. Briel J. Brusco J. Camicia J. Casino M. Cure B. Demeter P. Devanney M. Dillon S. Elbert N. Feldman E. Franklin C. Goldblatt J. Goodman J. Hardy P. Hojnoski M. Kinelski C. Kinghorn E. Kowat B. Malinowsky C. Martinelli G. Mazzarelli M. Meagher A. Mihalechko B. Mitchell M. Muscatello D. Salerno M. Schillinger B. Steranka V. Townsend N. Turner L. Valuck P. Walicky N. Warner ' M. Weyman HOME ROOM 207 D. Babinec E. Brokaw I. Cambria I. Cason M. Catalano M. Decker M. DeFranco F. Feinfeld A. Gala L. Goncalves C. Hamilton I. Heathcote A. Johnson J. Katz C. Kipila M. Lear K. MacDonald L. Marks P. Mc Cabe M. Mc Goohan J. Nail C. Nawrocki R. Quartararo J. Roberston C. Shields A. Sterphone J. Thorpe Y. Tyler L. Vander Pyl HOME ROOM 214 P. Boff C. Bowen V. Brittain M. Byrnes J. Coppa n ' P. Eckalaritz I. Freedman I. Hall ' B. Hill L. Hockenbury I. Horsley C. Jackson E. Jorgensen Y. Karalis M. Kenney B. Koester C. Kutschman R. Masino B. Meier S. Menendez K. Moritz J. Morris N. Newton L. Parker B. Patton B. Pearl M. Rabels L. Russo C. Samsel T. Skeuter S. Sussman J. Transue E. Whelan HOME ROOM 216 R. Bahr B. Blick L. Ciambelli M. Dango L. DeFrancesco J. Favor V. Fay C. Gayga F. Greenberg B. Jacek A. Johnson H. Kulinski B. McDaniel I. Morgan ' S. Muldrow C. Piserchia C. Porter A. Powers V. Rollo R. Sachs J. Sconeld M. Selliken M. Sharkey A. Simo J. Solow J. Stacy E. Starjak B. Sternlicht L. Tempalsky P. Webster R. Yanchitis J. Yoos K. Zimmerman HOME ROOM 503 R. Algieri R. Balboa H. Bielawski J. Carter M. Colquhoun J. Cook M. Farbaniec G. Fiechter M. Gale L. Groves O. Harris M. Kennedy B. Kranick S. Kurtzer A. Kvietkauskas J. Kwadecius M. Laing P. Livio C. Lombardi P. Long I. Lovey P. Lubereski M . Mariano B. Maurer R. McCrae C. Navarro I. Pellicia D. Reese M. Rose D. Rotolo M. Soldt M. Tobin T. Valente - B. Varderwinkler HOME ROOM 304 K. Baruskie A. Biener M. Brodkin B. Butler R. Carino C. Cooper D. Dalia P. Danish C. Davenia D. Davis A. De Rose J. Farrar L. Goines J. Goldfield P. Hildreth A. Hopson C. Iskrzycki C. Kinghorn F. Kwiatek S. Mayers A. Mazza M. Oriscello G. Otto C. Pasko K. Peterson J. Portman J. Roden P. Saunderson J. Sorrentino J. Stuckas T. Templeton B. Waleska J. Williams I. Zamorski HOME ROOM 507 N. Baker E. Berman I. Bryant D. Buchy D. Carnevali G. Cicchitto S. Coralla E. Cotton D. Cusmano I. Dalesandris V. Di Guilio I. Golda B. Hatch I. Hoffmann I. Irving B. jones AI. Kearney V. Kneipp B. Kolodziej B. Kroh I. Lubas G. Onda A. Peterson E. Pfeifer I. Rodgers T. Scafuri G. Soltis D. Starr A. Urban I. Venezio C. Wilkes P. Wise H. Zimmerman W. Zytko Sophomore Home Rooms HOME ROOM 308 D. Baines C. Benedetto I. Burgoyne K. Dowzycki M. Forman I. Gale R. Grant C. Huber L. Iohnson I. Kachur H. Kobovitch A. Kowal M. Kresge I. Lise I. MacMillan G. Marino R. Misiur A. Nessler J. Norton M. Phillips E. Platt I. Pobuta D. Royal M. Schillaci R. Scutary M. Simmons I. Skillenge B. Smith C. Swenson K. Truzack K. Unice V. Van Lierop B. Weickert B. Zimmerman HOME ROOM 311 B. Banovsky B, Bollent E. Borys M. Brandt D. Byron B. Catale L. Claque M. Curry B. Decker VI. Dendor M. Diamante M. Falconi M. Gagliano R. Gernandt C. Gurko B. Hemingway K. Horan I. Iuran B. Kayser H. Kazlouskas G. Krutsick E. Mairowitz E. Mallon II. Mandel L. Mc Rae P. Orgel M, Pritchard I. Shweci M. Snyder B. Thomas L. Woods M. Zekeres HOME ROOM 312 D. Alonzo O. Bober M. Bonner C. Brogan H. Caldwell V. Coppa L. Davidson L. Denman M. Donahue D. Dysko I. Fedin F. Fichner I. Fournier D. Frazier C. Graham I. Hayes I. Hergert M. Irwin A. Kest I. Lerman QI. Levy S. Marcus N. McGraw S. Mendelsohn B. Miller C. Moran M. Moren M. Myers C. Sammartino I. Sergi C. Smith C. Speth B. Tocco H. Weisbrot P. Weitzner B. York HOME ROOM 513 C. Bracey M. Bryant L. Cady P. Diggs I. Enright B. Feinberg R. Fernandes B. Garbinski I. Gutkowski S. Isaacs A. ,Iazesf G. Iones G. Kaczorowski M. Klebosis A. Kresge L. Kulbis C. Marques S. Mayrowetz K. McCormack V. Morgado G. Mueller M. Nardone C. Nash S. Palochak P. Peek D. Riley M. Rosenfeld P. Scarlata QI. Sirois I, Tarnow M. Trano A. Warner R. Weiner R. Zilinski R 82 .fix Wk -'-v'vv1png -w'lnI - was WW WWW -ww 'Wiz SX Qs Nirvw Q ui' Q'9 A vnnwv-gk.. M r K fx f- sf :ry 'K 3 ...ef xwv, --N rx 13, W lla Wankaffan A beam of light From the highest point of the Empire State Building Illuminates a path Across the Hudson And shines on Battin High. For three years we have lived, Worked, studied, played In this light. Soon Battin's own shining lights, The graduates, Will make their way To the Big City. There they may glow less brightly Than in our smaller metropolis. But we hope they'll add Their own luster To the hot and glaring city lights. PAV X X I M H :Manhattan-. MEMQRY y J 'f xgvv if if I - A, s , A Bustling metropolis, Gargantuan paradise of Concrete and steel- The lives of millions Are recorded In your history And events you witness, Both trivial and important, Are recorded forever In the history ' Of the world. p Living in the shadow Of your skyscrapersj We have been Ever mindful Ofiydurfplflsifrgrihvlibmfion To learning, culture, Excitement and romance. So have we lived A 1 If U eff fy' fOur schooldays. 'Ndw'ElQatw6l!ave,1eichEd The end of our 'senior year, We look back And reminisce About our past three years At Baffin. Initiation! That fearfully anticipated day Bibs, sashes, bows and Bulging pillowcases Made us look As young as we felt. Our voices Timidly singing to the tune Of Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star We have come to Battin High The traditional Thanksgiving program Which sent chills Down our backs. The awe inspiring Christmas Pageant With the voices Of Advanced Glee Club Ringing out The lovely old carols. Then came A whirl of exams, reports, Trips, elections, And a freezing Field Day. And suddenly We were watching The new Sophs come in. Now we were juniors, ' Feeling a little superior As we saw The bewildered Sophs. Battin's halls were a maze No longer. And teachers were not Hazy faces and names, But individuals. I Again we were caught up In the now familiar patterns. Once more we thrilled To the beauty Of the holiday programs. The year progressed And we felt more Like upperclassmen. We'l1 remember that wonderful Midnight in Paris That we spent so blissfully- The Junior Prom. Seniors at last! We started the year right By turning the clock back To the Roaring Twenties And initiating the new Sophs Sweet revenge! We posed For our yearbook pictures And eagerly awaited Our proofs. The Christmas Formal Was a sparkling affair. Then In a whirl of preparation To meet the future Came the long awaited Senior Prom, A never to be forgotten occasion And the last dance XVe had at Battin. We reigned supreme On Senior Day. The pride of achievement And sorrow of leaving Made a bittersweet mixture On Class night, And as we, The graduates, Received our diplomas On Commencement Day, An indelible picture Was printed In our minds- A picture Of three wonderful years Of living, learning, And growing up In our equally bustling, Liliputian metropolis, Battin High. is ...- Ag, Lash sv. K rg ., if 2 l l A I I ' ' Q h if V, L, ' .3 A ia 4 f l he lin' AI'f7'C.f.Y ,...... Artis! .,,., Aifvfdc' ..,. , C'l.1.s,v limirl , . , Har! l7rv,rxml , Barbara Kurinzi lwnnc Bcrnstcln . . . Flccta XVnotcn llarlmra Gormisc V Silllllllffl W'cSIpl1al 01110.11 .........,,..,.. .,,.,. S ophic- Krupn Dlzrlcw' ...., . Mmt Likely To Surreed llllllifirlrl . . . . Mos! Arlirc' .. Omfor .,..., . l'r'r'.srn1l11ily Pfur Singer ..,.... A I.ana Daniels Dolores Fepuga . lJorml1y Holtz . , Shirley Uayc Nancy Alacknnw ,. . . janet Bower Shirley Fortune 'l'1j1iml Iiulliri Slvllorv . . I , Andrea Lcprcc llvizt, ,...,.....,,.,. ....... A lane Alba ll mlm' .... Sandra lifsclmitz Wifi' if li ' ,J i All I 5 f X i 1 I x 'Nb' ,. I 0 S I, Qc: I 1 si . :.f N J': 'J 1' V J f 4 I N 'NA 2X in- -P xg gg, -U ,rf + fm It N Q Y Q We 3 Y V ,fx Fiievx - Q xx '- - V 'gm ' Nw- i 3 ,,QAH! ' g K K. . x wfiflgmjiiiilj OJMWWQLM 1 9 rt li I , if Nw PLQJLNG YV S it y 3' For the college world, Business world, marriage, The Big City - Wish to leave To the Class of 1959 Those things Which we most cherished In our three years At Battin. Dolores Espuga, Madeline Brinkley, Andrea Lepree and Judith Franz Confer upon the officers Of the Class of 1959 Their indispensible leadership And their unbending loyalty To Battin High School. Nancy jacknow bequeaths The standards of The National Honor Society, Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. Gail Angrist and Andrea Lepree l .fl Mdflirlj ijiiwi li TJ Mryiiig W My l l 'B lf V8 90 Of Service League and Safety Council Leave their concern And untiring work For the welfare of Battin. In spite of the obstacles Of rain, cold, and tough competition, Elizabeth Kim and Judith Maiorelli Have cheered our teams To victory. They leave their Costumes and their pep To next year's squad. Shirley Daye bestows upon All aspiring stage managers The many backstage headaches That make for unforgettable productions. Swift fingers, apt minds, And superior grades, The standards Of Commercial Honor, Are left to all the future Gal Fridays. Their lithe movements And graceful choreography Are willed By the modern dance groups. The Assembly Advisory Council Leaves the difhcult job Of planning better entertainment For Battin girls To next year's Council. The Bluebelles Leave their candy-striped uniforms And their genuine concern for others To Battin's future nurses. Florence Unbekant Leaves her gavel To the new President Of Honor Forum. Sondra Lifschitz And the other editors Of High Spots Leave their noses for news' And deadline worries To next year's board. Dorothy Boltz And all the members Of Band and Orchestra Leave their instruments To the junior music makers Lastly The Red and White Staffs Leave a sincere thank-you To our advisors, Miss Anne Bailey, Mr. Robert Johnston And Mr. Ralph Hovis. Without their guidance We could not leave Our last token- This book. igyhfw Sw HWNJQQQ 5 ,5 5 AV! ' ? ffffQg3zfMWE QA:ff' .2 friwnrfwfgg QW wwf gi ij? 'fgfjfffggy xiii? WM My Miiwf,?WfW mfg lg QW, WG5556 MMV? ,WWF L7---V ,JC-,-.0 M ods Mar C fade If 7 - fyfiwa sflfffiy W WWW? 5 W Q fb -S'f.1f '7V,i,s.yvX Co' . WR Xb M . O99 6 G? n F-Lan H is fygwiff -we VNQE B ,ff qwwwgyfxk wiQCbLi5 awww Mbwwfkkii Wigwam 31 H254 3 E A if WWW jwi w9'2,-'ZW M WW N W ,,.,J L A f WW W ffivw-0 Ff EQf vQg f QM W MZA MW W3 FATHER KNICKERBGCKERS fr, A U If -' WML -4435 FGRECAST nl, I' gb 4 .ph wc During our high school days, Manhattan Had always Seemed a wonderful place, And the opportunities For careers there, Unlimited. I wondered How many of my classmates At Battin Had achieved Their ambitions To live and work In this great metropolis. I decided To take A Manhattan Holiday! The year was 1968 . . . Before arriving At Idlewild Airport, I realized that A Joanne Pavek and Barbara Ann Witt Were working, not in, But over Manhattan, As airline hostesses. In the coffee shop, I saw Cashiers, Judy Franz and Fleeta Wooten Ringing up the checks Of movie actresses, Barbara Kurinzi and Shirley Daye, As they rushed to board Their Hollywood bound plane. Taking a cab, I arrived at my destination- Manhattan. I left my bags At the Plaza Hotel Where I saw Eloise, Who greatly resembled Lana Daniels, Perched precariously On a window ledge On the thirteenth floor. fHer flower pot just missed me.j Starting my tour of the city, I headed towards Central Park Zoo, Where Gail Angrist was Feeding the seals, And famous zoologists, Abbe Esocoff and Elaine Griegal, Were busily recording The actions of the baby elephant That had just arrived. I left Central Park To window shop On Fifth Avenue And noticed Some chic creations By the famous designer, Sandra Westphal. Her two models, Ricky Meszkat and Sophie Krupa, Rushed to an appointment, Hatboxes in hand. I walked toward Greenwich Village Where I visited The celebrated art studio Of Lynne Bernstein and Susan Farber. At their village party, I found writers, Sondra Friedman and Barbara Feldman, Discussing the new novel By Sondra Lifschitz- Activity. In the next apartment, Shirley Fortune was practicing For her debut At Carnegie Hall. l left Washington Square And proceeded uptown To meet some classmates At Columbia University. As I walked Through the halls, I was glad to see That Virginia Steffan and Evelyn Glatt Had accepted offers to instruct there. I only nodded to them, Since they were busy teaching. I heard later Through famous columnist, Carol Sheinblatt, That Marianne Wulstein and Lois Wolff Were registered nurses At Bellevue Hospital, And Barbara Gormise was a prominent surgeon At the New York Hospital for Special Surgery. On my way back To the Plaza, I stopped for coffee, And noticed Jean Allen and Kathleen Dilbatis Sitting at the next table. ' We talked for some time About their secretarial jobs, High school days, And high school friends. Back in my hotel, I thought about My Manhattan Holiday And what fun it would be At the Battin Reunion To really talk To the classmates I briefly saw Living and working In Manhattan. 95 fig? : s ,fn ks' gh .P ,Q 5, V Y 'QT S . fi, N ug Sm ,tear A ,B JM' .-:guage 1:2 E, ig R 1 Y wi. kf- -,Q vw 3.35 EJ' .fa 4'-'I 1' I i3 '15lZ+.gA ,W ,fy M, oi ,gr Kun ily I , ' , f ' 4 N H A Mg, FASHION ILLUSTRATION The pm'f1o.re of tbix club if to arqaaint the Baffin 1 girl with the torrent fail:- I A ion trendy and to improve Xa K3 tbe girly knowledge of budgeting, lwyirzg and car- ing for their rlotbef. ffl T3 I H ,iig!!!'!32 'm lM - !feseeeeef'5!??'i ,id U was I SHOPCRAFT V Tlve girly itz tlaif club learn to appreeiate, ,rind y and make practical metal, wood and fllaftic objertr. DISC SPINNING Tbif Flllli ezzablef girlf to liftezz to and diffzzff the zfariozzy type! of mafia 'Q VOCAL TRAINING Mufif wafbef away from the Jon! the daft of everyday life. rm 1 lf. y.le M . .L -W N x . -12-A I Af 'lte M I8 3 98 I 'N A I x - Q I v ' I- ' fe 'LN up . L QW ag ' L . :'t': ,N 52 ' A . I I A 1 1 1 ii G s- , 1 1-V, . -sk, 1 E115-1 g ' 11 ' 1 5 COMMERCIAL HONOR GREGG SPEED BUILDING Girly 11'l1r1re 111z111e.r 11lt1Ii1e,1r 011 1116 plfff 111111 fe1'11111f yjljj' flnb if 1fe.1'iLq11e1f fm' ,fflltJL'Uf,f 111111 IJ.ZI'8 H1111- bmmr roll llwire ill .f111'c'e.rJ'ir111 are efigible to j0il1 ,bfeled Nm J'e'.1l'.l' of ,fl1111'fl111111l. lf'J p111'pwe if 10 if lbvy are 111e111be1'J of fbe b11fi11e.1'f 1le,l11z1'l111c11l. i71U'c'rI,fc' J1e1111g1'.1j1l1i1' .rpeed 111111 1'111'.1I111l111'y. ' BOOKKEEPING LAB F Tlvif flllb if l'L'.l'6I4I6'l! fm' rllflllllfdlf bnr1l2l2eef1i11Kq .l'ffld?71f,f 11110 eifber have 11.1117 111' are fIl'8.I't'1Iflvj' l.1l2111tq ,111 .1d1'.z111'ed 4'0lll'.l'6 111 !1r1f1klwep111g, The .rl11de11l.r zwzrla 011 11111rl1111e.r, do pl'dl'I'iI.'? .ren of 11 modef l111.1i11eJ.r. hem' .rpe11ke1'5 and get help from fbe i11.r11'11rff11' 11'be11 11e1'e,f,1111'y. N , l . - .. 6 J- - f' .: ,, , ' 1 x ' ' ' -- , 1 .- 3 :fl -, 3, Q5 M A . , 1- ' 5 if .. Q , ,if A fl? ., ' - , Qi 5' if d . 1. 1 521 Q- Io-,Q ' YK .FP- ' i ii ,f ff . - E224 Q' W ' 'SEQZIW 1 1 . X , P , BOOKKEEPING WORKSHOP. . ' Bookkeephzg lVo1'!afl10p ferzfef af fl lab period for perhizf de,ri1'i11g 111r11'e exp'e1'ie11re - 99 with b0ak16:eepi11g pl'0bl67llJ'. ' I U- D L Xl JOURNALISM Memherf of lhe fozmmlimz Cluh learn mme of fhe flllldlllllfilfdlf of 11e111Jfmpef' u'm'la,' ueuxr and fefdfrre fwritifzg and heed- line 1l'l'lffIIg.,' and fz,f,ri.rl in limiting out High Span. ,,.... u.......a J STENO Thif club if defigzzed for .fflldellff who have rompleled two yeary of Jhorthfzml. Ii'r pm'p0.fe if I0 iflrrefire .vienn- grfzphic Jpeed and zfombfzlfzry. 'ik' 1 TYPING FOR PERSONAL USE Only girly who ha11en'l had any typing and would like 10 learn how to type are in thif dub. 100 HIGH SPOTS ADVERTISING The girly in this rluh learn the fmzzzcial afperlf of printing a newx- papen MACHINE LAB. MACHINE LAB. 71lI76J6 rfnbi wmbfe b11.fi11e.fJ .rfzzdezztx fu do fzdditiomzl ojfzre ,fmzffire and wider fbe direfliorz of lbe legzfber learn ojffe rofzifzze. MACHINE LAB. In I if MACHINE LAB. MACHINE LAB. - I K -., G , ,, -A 'J ra. it fikq 5 ,,s5, Q ,, A N 1 'le - N ,pw J I ix TYPING WORKSHOP Tl1i.r club Jerzfef at tm aid to tbofe Jtlidetitx 1l'Z70 defire to brtub ftp 011 their typing. i 1 , - 1 f ' 1 4. AVIATION DISCUSSION The nmiu fwzrtimz of tbe Aviation Club if to make The purpose of thif club if to develop difeluriofz -IUIIIIG airmitzdefl and ever fomrioizf of the frozzliefzr ability tbrazzgla lending and participating in dinin- iu aviation that could be opened to women. fiom on current .rrbool and world problemf. ' . fi t - - Tl y Q O 1 ft. g..-.4 :L 1 ' I AUTOMOTIVE Tlfif orgfzzzizatinzz .flnrlief ,rlale 7'rnflir Lrllllf, road l'0lH'f6.fl6.f, and the rare and operation of a mr. Prepamtiou for dri1'er'.r tefly if atm lHIdEI'f:1k?7?. 102 I ww my e e f A iz 1 T f i . 1 ' -5- -..:, X A 1 g 5 - .. - . V - n f b A: 1 A J 1 , , ff., i' h V' ' -Q-' N W ir. v- Q 5 3 I -, 4 5 as The girlf in fhif rfnh fe.1ru r1!l0llf Alllffflif Rfwmfz Ci1'ifiz.1fim1, They fzfm fegzwz fffiflllf LATIN 70 mlflzre and L'll.5'fUll1A' of Rome. 1 , lk na -3. 0 C7 ' Eff N v 3 N - l The Fl'67lt'!7 ,ffndeulx .zre given lhe f1X1f70l'flll1jf.1' In f0llI'Fl'.f6 in Freufh and ge! helfer FRENCH m'q11.zi11fed zvilh Ifrezzrh ljlfljzzlfiflll .xml fzfm .fflltfy .rome nf fhe rew'e.zfim1f1f 11ufiz'ilie.r. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS The main lf7lH'lf70.fl? if fo f!1NIiIh1l'fZ6 the girly with the tearhiug pr0fe.r.riou. Diferenl FUTURE TEACHERS hram'he.r of edmxzliwz are di,u'11.f5ed and the girff are given all Opporflmiry for arlmzl OF AMERICA leaching exper'iem'e,v. i eb ar if' ' 1. To provide flfzdezzly wilh fhe 0p,fmr!m1iry to heroine belief' nffjfzaizzled with the Jzzbjert of nmthenmlirf fl7f0llgZ7 refearrh fhiftory, me-J, rerreaiionfj, and ex,lJr'eJJi011 MATHEMATICS 103 fdmmatizationx :md duplayfj. r' This dnb way Jet up to frrnzfide all opfmrtmzily for Soplaomoref 10 develop fpenk- ing nbiliiy before gronpf. SOPHOMORE FORUM u v , ,. v . ' e. 'L C1 , , 0 K J A . . A, v A fy - A .Xu Q 0 pu Q V I A .- HONOR FGRUM girl! bold debater in felaool and aim oulyide of Jvbrml. HOBBY The pfzrpoxe of lbif dub if 10 mppfemezzl Jewing elrufef and aim to give girly an op- porlunily 10 create mefnl -5' -F Y ef' baud work. i v . vv' 5. O X , Q The purpoye of flair club if I0 df,fz'I1.Y.f the different p7'0b!67II.f fzlfillg uf lodfzy. r The A I Q , it :ga Q I I YOU ARE THERE The purpofe of fbi: dub if to acquaint Baffin girly with the geogmpbiral l0ftZlf0IlJ' 104 of lbe wzriezu fitiey, Jtalef, and founlries. F5 The fzzzrjlme of ffm M1111 if In m'qm1i111 ffm zfzezfzberf with Ibe dijfe1'eNf rlnrlozzls, frmlifimz, mm z'nfHn'e of .JH Ilw Spfzlliflv-,fpfazkizlg Ibeopfe. SPANISH CULTURE 1 VISUAL AIDS '1'lw.re girff !v.1r'11 hm' I0 luzzdle flu' IIIJIIYQ' ll'ffj,67'6IIfxf7l'0jKff0l',f, f7l70710gl'f1f7l9J' and nlber eqlzipulwli uw' lure Iz1'.1Zf.1bfe in fflvnnf. .md pu! flair izzforzmzliofz in lrkre. I 5 , A . -ftff' VISUAL AIDS -ea I .. .f 3. 9 1 VOCABULARY BUILDING If0L'!1bl1!cZI'j' Club if made up of Jffzdefm who have zz general fIIl6l'EJ'f nz enlarging their !l0ff!bll!:1l'y and are pl'epr1ri11g for 1'6'l'bd!!1PlIflld6 rein, 105 PERFORMING MODERN DANCE 115 e11deaz101' if p1'i111fzrily rZ1f11'e0g1'f:play flfffb the pm'- pofe of expfr11'i11g all re- lated art feldx adapled for dazzre form. WORKSHOP MODERN DANCE The dl1IIt'c?!',x' ,fH'j1 6 rn defefap advmlfed f6fb7?iqllE and a grerzl 4111011111 of 1'l1m'e0g1'apl1y. APPRENTICE MODERN DANCE Membefir rgfeire fllfI'0LJIll'f0I'-J' tefl11ziqne.r and bafir llveorief of r0111p0Jili011. SOPHOMORE DRAMATICS Tbiy club if aimed 10 give the Jludentf experienre in the ZldI'i0llJ' plvaxef of dmmatirs, barb 011 Jtage and og. 106 'nf' t7 va 4 I fe v . nvov -'L+' 4 'ii ' Q0 'MULU' ,355 The Cflllllllllllffj' Sw'1'1be CZCj7 11l41ke.f loyr, Jrrfzp bookf, and oflver odzlitief for the COMMUNITY rbifdrezz -zwfm are in lJ0.rf1jAzl,f 0gFS7lll'.f6'I'j' Jrbooly. Ysfwasfw SERVICE K , . Q I I I . 'fi ' , A X, I The .reu-Kifzg flfrbx af Baffin offer 1111 opporfzzniry for .rfzzdenrf fe make blofzxex, Jkirlx SEWING and fIl'L'6JJOJ'IL'.Y or fbey may work on problemx from regular Jewmg clfmef. I f f-- ' 1 ,- I -.,,.,' A ,ss f , . l X 912 'vs i. 1 V as Q. f wk I 4 gs . ' a ' v . ' .W -.. , 1 vis, 5' V , ..a Q , .H e ' . ., I W.. 2' . W O 7 42 ,Bb I Vi , R I' i ',,l K A YT' , 0 LW 1 1-v ' Y Q J ' ,. P vv- vs' , X - W .- ' , r . X' 4, x q s, 1 4. h ' X K- y I f' . V K The purpoxe of rbi: rlub if to plan, prepare and Jerveglighy refrefhmentf for SNACKTIME enterlfzlzmzg. ' ' 107 Our aim if to help the Amerirazz Canter Soriety follect material arid a.rJi.ft in CANCER DRESSING making dreffirzgx. Our work enable: tbif group to help many who need tbif Jerzfire. T7 FIRST AID Thif rlub if rompored of a group of girlr who are working to afhiezfe their Firft Aid rertijiratm from the Amerirarz Red Croff. NURSING The Nurfirzg Terhzziquey Club ir defigrzed to arquairzt girly -bo !1t?NIlIf8t'E.ffEd in TECHNIQUES rzurfirzi ax a rareer with the uariouf llllllfitlg proreduref whirl? wiimlp meet the needf of an i l peryon. ...Tv it RED CROSS The purpofe of thiJ club ix to make arlirley for bofpital ufe. Some of tbefe tlfringf are: afglaaru, Jfrapbookx, and record roverf. 108 6' 7 Wi! HOBBY The Hobby Club prnzfidef an opporlwzify for girly to rreale mmetbizzg mefnl in hazzdzvork, .rlzpplemefzlizlg yewirzg flubf. 1 3 T 1 I I A IL J The purpofe of lbif rlfzb if to belp girl.: plan for a fzzcreufal and laftizzg marriage. BRIDES K, ,Q .. ci Q il Qai- I 1, HOST-ESS The girly learn lame to be a good b0.l'l6,f.f, plan rarionf mrial djfdiff and Jet 11p tablef correctly for many dimzerx, buffet meal: ana' leaf. nv. vw The glirlf learn to knit and rrorbet af begimzery and make knifled garnleutf for KNITTING tbemxelves and ollverf. 109 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS .AQ-:Tj I 1 I V , I W ' E mf '?S bt I . Gigs' I A A a ' . ,I I 5 , V 55 . L L N 1 X I V My P , WJ lv A I., xixgx in . , , Ef'i 'SHN xx I . N ,Y TX I N . v I 1 N ' ' 5 Q f j ' X 5 I 'Q 'S I ' I -ra? ,,,, I H 2 5 - I , ,. A lv All A I , ' 'A 5 f t ia ER M 5 1957 SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM 1957 JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 110 TENNIS CHAMP? 3 s gQ I A ,N N N L A qw- . L , N, NL 3 I HONOR GYM A.J...an N mi 1 TABLE TENNIS VOLLEY BALL L Q ff' E ff A 'S 'L f mg '. gf! M L 111 K , zf, 35, yv , ,I ly .. M .,,,w.1 ,.,. Q -5, P,F,,,- 5 Km Q, ., x v , 4 . LL L iff: L va + K A ' GL A 45? -f N . 1 .. , In L ' .5 H12 Gmduatef lt's D1Day lDipIoma Dayl for your School Savings passbook, too! Come in NOW and transfer your balance to a Regular Savings Account. Keep up the Savings Habit! Our Sincere Congratulations and Best Wishes. The Home of School Savings in Elizabeth iii! + ' 1' . 4 N 'W rl '- 3 . , lu! Q7 fsililwiis .mf.5n,huau East Jersey near Broad Elizabeth, N. J. lI4 CEifQ4fMff'df.j-ftff 4522315 -,----- - Best Wishes to the Class of '58 The Elizabeth Daily Journal Established 1779 ROBERT C. CRANE, Editor and Publisher H5 U. S. Government Inspected Establishment 612 Mltchell 3-l94O-l-2-3 WOrth 2-7735-6-7 WHitehall 3-2940 R MIDTOWN VEAL 5' MUTTON CO., Inc. ABATTOIRS Beef, Veal and Lamb R CHARLES H. COLDMAN, Vice-President 37 Legal Street Newark 5, N. J. ASTOR ABATTOIR Alqwvliliif 324 ASTOR STREET V5 If NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Bl 3-1932 :poq:--:po--,, ,,----- H6 oc-:vocAAA -------- -oooAA-- ------------,- -,,---- ELizabeth 2-7390 DANELLA SHOP The Finest in Leather Goods 209 Broad Street Elizabeth 4, N. J. VOGEL'S RECORD CENTERS l West Grand Street Elizabeth, N. J. -Also- Rahway - Linden - New Brunswick Telephone: ELizabeth 3-8848 MANN'S Millinery and Handbags 72 Broad Street Elizabeth, N. J SQUARE CLEANERS 659 Jackson Avenue Phone ELizabeth 2-2l28 Elizabeth, N. J. ELizabeth 3-0308 MELODY SHOP Records - Record Players I l72 Elizabeth Avenue Elizabeth, N. J. ELizabeth 3-7270 NA-VET Printing Company Commercial and Job Printing LARRY J. FRANCHINI 547 Elizabeth Avenue Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-7247 KELLER'S KEY and SAW FILING SHOP We Specialize in Saw Filing and Grinding 1078-80 Elizabeth Avenue Elizabeth, N. J. Phones: HUnter 6-6566, 6-9535 BEAN'S SERVICE CENTER Truck and Car Repairs-Road Service Lubrication - Accessories Complete Esso Service 2030 So. Wood Ave. Linden, N.J AAA-A-Aoo A--- AA---oooAA'o-A-- :::::::::::::::o::::o:::: -----,--- -------- MA 3-66l9 TANTLEFF BEEF COMPANY ll Mulberry Street Newark, N. J. Sloppy Joes Party Catering The Finest in Beauty Care For the Discriminating Woman EL 5-9769 ALBERT'S, HAIRDRESSER Specialists in Hair Shaping, Styling And Permanent Waving SALEM DELICATESSEN 570 North Broad Street Elizabeth, N. J. Free Delivery ELizabeth 4 7882 Open For Your Convenience 8:OO A.M. - l l 130 P.M. 84 W. Jersey St., Elizabeth, New Jersey Best Wishes JOHN D. BANNER Luncheonette 78 West Jersey Street Elizabeth, N. J. Best Wishes C. A. STAFFORD CO. Plumbing and Heating 82 West Jersey St., Elizabeth, EL 2-6900 N JOE AND FRlTZ'S DELICATESSEN lOOO Sheridan Avenue Elizabeth, New Jersey Finest in Cold Cuts Improve Your Playing at EVELlNE'S Accordion-Piano Studio PRIVATE LESSONS ONLY Certified Teacher-American Accordionists' Association Life Membership with l.P.T.A. 9 Broad St. - Near All Bus Lines - Opposite Court House - Elizabeth PHONES:- EL 2-2888, EL 2-8175 Authorized Dealer MELODIANA ACCORDIONS Accordion Rentals - Music Books and Sheets --vvvv .--- -vv- ...-. vov--- ll8 HOROWITZ PHARMACY 32 Grove St. lcorner Vinel Prompt Delivery - - EL 3-3282 You Ring, We Bring ELizabeth 2-2340 JOHN E. GAVITT Prescription Opticians 109 Jefferson Avenue Martin Bldg. Elizabeth 4, N. J. :::::o::ooo:::::co:::o: :::::o::: :::: I Specialized BUSINESS TRAINING Individual Progression DAY AND EVENING Enter Any Time SUMMER SCHOOL June, July, and August BULL GE ll39 East Jersey St., Elizabeth, N. J. Phone EL 2-5509 R. J. HALL, B.C.S. Manager Member New Jersey Association of Schools of Business LAMMERDING OIL CO., Inc. SERVICE TO SATISFY Oil Burners, Boilers and Oil Burner Service One Lowden Street, Elizabeth, N. J. Serving ELizabeth 2-6300 Union County Since 1931 GOLDEN LINK STORE l42 Catherine Street Elizabeth, New Jersey LEE'S DRUG COMPANY Wm. Einhorn, Reg.Pharm., in Charge 780 Newark Avenue Elizabeth, New Jersey EL 5-7676 0ooooc--oc-Qc--1 ----- ------ -- - -- -- on Il9 A. LINSENMANN Cr SONS, FLORIST Floral Avenue corner McClellan Street Phones: ELizabeth 3-6868, Bigelow 3-5994 NEWARK 5, N. J. FENSTER'S Yarns - Notions - Trimmings l2lO East Grand Street Elizabeth, New Jersey MAtawan l -6200 GALE GAS CO. LPG Essotane Bulk and Bottled Gas Highway No. 35 Cliffwood, N.J. Compliments of THE EDDIE FRENCH ASSOCIATION DOMINICK ARACE TRAVEL BUREAU Prop. N. Pavia and E. M. Belfatto Steamship - Airline Agents General Insurance - Foreign Exchange 654V2 Third Avenue, Elizabeth, N. J. Phone ELizabeth 2-7342 VILLAGE DRUGS, Inc. S. L. Friedman, R.P. 1233 lvlagie Avenue Phone EL 3-8200 Union, N. J. Tel. ELizabeth 2-9296 WIEGAND'S MEAT MARKET, Inc. Hom-emade Bolognas Opposite State Theatre 5l7 Elizabeth Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. -----AA-----:po4:--:poc----A-:poOt-----J-4:--- oooc .... :-:v1:---oc-:Doooc-:h-c-'---- - --- - - -Y--,-:bc:::: JOE MAC BARBER SHOP 442 South Park Street Elizabeth, New Jersey Authorized EDSEL Dealer S. LICCARDI MOTORS 1052 Elizabeth Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. Tel. EL 3-3100 Say lt With Flowers MERTEN BROTHERS Flowers for All Occasions Blgelow 3-3044 24 Floral Avenue, Newark 5, N. J. ELizabeth 3-6143 1131 Madison Ave., Elizabeth 4, N. J. DI ZEFALO DEPARTMENT STORE 955 Elizabeth Ave., Elizabeth 4, N. J. EL 2-8857 One-Stop Family Shopping Center Men's, Boys', Women's, Girls', Infants' And Work Clothes ::::::ac:Jc::::::::: Y, ,.v,,,,,,,,,v,,,, csc--- ELizabeth 2-5627 CHARLES J. COVERT Typewriters - Adding Machines Sales - Service - Rentals 102 West Jersey Street Elizabeth, N. J. RED SUAREZ Shell Service Station We Serve to Please 1025 Elizabeth Ave., Elizabeth, N. J. ELizabeth 3-8914 EL 2-5990 James J. Lechner, Prop JlM'St AUTO BODY SHOP Complete Auto Body Painting Fender Refinishing Duco - Dulux 633 Fourth Ave., corner Christine St. Elizabeth, N. J. SCHlLLACI'S Q FRUIT EXCHANGE On the Triangle ' at 433 Edgar Road, Elizabeth -A-A-94:-:poo get ----- - -----... ----- ---- - --:,.t-A- Compliments of JEAN'S BEANS 958 Sherman Avenue-Opposite Burry's TAKE-HOME MEALS FRIED FILET - FRIED CHICKEN Elizabeth, N. J. - SALADS BENJAMIN KOSBERG CO. Paint .. Wallpaper - Art Material 231 Broad Street lat Archl 43l Elizabeth Ave., Elizabethport Elizabeth, N. J. Phone: Ei. S'-7645 , LES' HOBBY HOUSE Trains Our Specialty H58 Elizabeth Avenue Elizabeth, N. J. EL 2-1902 Established l9l0 M A F F E Y ' S Master Locksmith Industrial - Commercial Residential H72 East Grand Street Elizabeth, N. J. Compliments of KOLKER'S I I76 Elizabeth Avenue Elizabeth, N. J. CLAIRE ANGRIST 2l5 Broad St., Elizabeth, N.J ELizabeth 2-0569 RINCSIDE LIQUOR STORE EL 3-6663 600 South Broad Street Elizabeth, N. J. 122 WILLIE SING LAUNDRY Compliments of W' D' An' Kind 'f 'd'Y WILLIAM RAUH e soN, ina. Sheridan Avenue 600 Grier Avenue Elizabeth, New Jersey Elizabeth N J Permanent Asphalt Driveways, Sidewalks Sl'IUSTER'S DRUG STORE A. 6 J. RUSIGNUOLO Prescriptions wiU95'L1QUP'5-Bee' 35 LaFranCe Avenue Bloomfield, N. J. For Free Delivery, Call Pl 8-5489 WA 3-121 3' WA 9'97Ol' WA 9-9720 Anthony Rusignuolo John Rusignuolo E izabe'h 35644 CHARLES E. Heck SARACENO'S BAKERY Carpenter and Builder Italian Bread and Italian Pastries 1729 Morris Avenue 814 Third Avenue Elizabeth, N. J. Union, New Jersey Acknowledgments The Staff of the Red and White wish to extend its thanks to the Advertisers, McCutcheon Studio, Progress Associates, Inc., and all those who contributed time and effort toward making the 1958 Red and White yearbook a reality. Q PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS V 123 Cjfawffc cf4f'497a'4'j ij ----- - ---------- AA- ----- -A --A---A--- ----- --------------:b-1:------- ---,,,,,,- The McCufcheon Studio GALEN BERKEBILE, Photographer H7 Westfield Avenue Elizabeth, N.J. Q Official Photographer for RED AND WHITE I24 1 ! L 1 2 ' ' K 1 I A 1' -. ik' 1 i 1 4 1 S x 5 5 as. - I 'lil a. ' ,-.. -11 up-'11 1 - ly, I WM ll