Belvidere High School - Clarion Yearbook (Belvidere, NJ)

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CLASS HISTORY We were anxious to start our new life at B.H.S., so in September 1943, we put on our Sunday clothes and set out on our four-year journey, happy but scared. It didn't take us long to get acquainted and to find the correct rooms-just a matter of a few months. We chose Doc Buchman to act as our guide on the beginning of this journey, Alan DePuy as our vice-president, Shirley Kostenbader to count the money and Margaret Read to keep the minutes of our monthly gatherings. Because the boys were so bashful we decided to hold a Leap Year dance and give the girls a chance. Not only was the dance successful, so were the girls. Now we were sophomores, and we went right to work initiating the freshmen. We again selected Doc Buchman as our president, Clayton Kosten- bader became vice-president and Shirley and Margaret continued their positions of treasurer and secretary. We kept up our social standing by giving our Foot- ball Hop, one of our most outstanding dances. Then came our junior year. This time we elected Curtis Marc as president, Leo Smith, vice-president, Liz Guiler, treasurer, and Doris Denker, secretary. We got off to a good start by giving one of the best-liked plays ever presented at B.H.S., Spring Green. We worked hard on the junior-Senior Prom, fC07llf?IllEd on Page jjj D0ris D Swrwaijlker off Erin R Tboifytivshi 4' nt I 'I P Vi . , effrsen 5 I . Pr 1' -flrlf Kei te UWC' rw' 'ul inelwn

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FACULTY MR. JOSEPH MANZI B.S. in Ed., East Stroudsburg S. T. C. General Srieme, Chemistry, Pbyrirr MISS DOROTHY OTT B.S. in Ed., Trenton S. T. C. U.S. History, World Hiflory MR. JOHN PENNINO B.S. in Ed., Rutgers University Algebra. Senior Malbeumlirf Plane Geometry, General Matbemalirr MR. HARRY SCHNIEBER B.S. in Ag., Ed.M. in Ag. Ed., Rutgers Vnralimlal Agrirnlmre, Girlx' Modern Living University MR. JAMES SHELLY A.B., St. Francis College M.A., Teachers College, Columbia University E11 glirb MR. FRANK STROCKBINE B.S. in Ed., Temple University Marie MR. SAMUEL E. TEMPLIN A.B., Dickinson College S.T.B., Temple University Lalin, E11 glirb MISS RUTH WILLIAMS B.A., Wilson College M.A., New York University H irlory, Frenrb 4? Left to right: Mr. Frank Strockbinc, Mrs. Frances Campbell, Mr. Alex Ducanis, Miss Maryclare Donnelly, Mr. John Higgins. IN APPRECIATION The Clarion staff and the Class of '47 wish to thank everyone who has assisted us in making our book a success. We particularly wish to thank Miss Donnelly, Mr. Shelly, Mr. West, and Mr. Sterner for the un- tiring effort they put forth. Without their splendid cooperation this book would be only a dream instead of a reality.

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101 Mm VIRGINIA ACKERMAN Ginny is one of the most likeable girls in the class. Pals with Liz. She'll be a success in her work whether it's in the field of nursing or art. BE'I'I'Y ALLISON Never talks Qwhen she's play- ing her clarinetj. A very ambitious gal, and a shark in history. She's usually seen with Milton. just ask her who he is! Wizb the B.H.S. boyr, 1innie rate: biglo, Wbefz Ji :be parrer, Ibey give wilb a Fofler Albanere bar blame, wavy hair, He rerlainly ran make lbe girlx rare! ROBERT ALLEN Likes to delve into the mys- teries of the photographic world, and he never allowed his popularity with the fe- male population to interfere with the grand job he did as photography editor of the yearbook. , i , P FOSTER ALBANESE Foster is a sharp dresser and a second Harry james. He has his own orchestra and soon will be taking Harry's place in the musical world. Keep up the good work, Faut. Bob Allen ir really a rard! For our yearbook, be Jure worked bard. CATHERINE ATWOOD Cathie puts everything into her cheerleading and we know if she has as much pa- tience in her teaching career as she had with us she cer' tainly will succeed. Belly ir our rlarr musician, To be a Trrlaaikoufrley, :he is ufirb- in' A star in barb playr was Catherine A., There'.r a lol more abou! ber we could Jay.