Belvidere High School - Clarion Yearbook (Belvidere, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1953 volume:

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A., M.A. B- S-s M- Ed- Rider College, Rutgers University, Thiel College, University of Wis- E3-St 5tf0UdSbUI'8 State Teachers New York University consin, Temple University COUGEB, Rutgers University SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL FORMER PRINCIPAL PRINCIPAL BUARD UF EDUCATIUN lt Left to right: Mr. Harold Woltinger, Mr. William H. West, Mr. Stanley Gardner, Mr. Harry Ackerman, Mr. Carl Widenor, Mr. William Nolan, Mr. Edgar Burd, and Mr. George Cook. Mr. M. Beasley, President of the Board, is absent from the picture. Mrs. Samuel Whitmore Secretary to Principal 'ir-ei' Mrs. Faith Bayley Secretary to Supervising Principal THE FACULTY , 53' X . 3 'L , 5? I gy MJ K' ' , W I 2. , . 3- Mr. DomenickColange1o B. S. my t. 1 General Science 1 , Mathematics . qh,r,r W .Wim Mr. Russell J. Emele A. B. M. A. Librarian llr. Walter G. Hagenbuch B. A. Bhemistry 'hysics Biology Mr. Harold S. France A. B. Music Mr. Zoltan Kovacs B. S. Art -I-rw' ,, ,if A ii i k ' fi' do . .,1 1 Qfz, ' fi it J., SLA L L Q Mr. A. John Deputy B. A. U. S. History II World History Current World Problems 1.,f4 ,g,...uu- Mr. Bruno J. Furlin K S Mr. Alexander J. Ducanis B. S. Industrial Arts Mrs. Martha Galloway B. S. B- A- Social Business Bookkeeping English I Spanish I, II, III I L Mrs. Thelma L. Libbey B. S. Home Economics Nutrition Mrs. William E. Lloyd R. N. School Nurse Home Nursing Mr. Edward W. Mack B. S. English III, IV Mrs. Kathleen Nelson B. S. Home Economics Mr. Fred I. Vowinkel B. S. Physical Education Health v , -ff I x. -.Ii if I f 5 . x W Q Y' f 2 1 . Q 355. . .. 3 4 5 air? I' Mr. Earl Mattison B. S. English I U. S. History II Boys' Guidance Counselor , eue1. I Q' V' Miss Irene M. O'Donnell A. B. U. S. History I English II Mrs. J. H. Wadhams 7th Grade Miss Marie Mizdail B. S. Mathematics Miss Robbertina M. Pauls B. S. Physical Education Health Mrs. Isabel F. Webber 8th Grade Mr. William B. Mooney B. S. Secretarial Studies . A Q e Mr. Harry Schnieber B. S. ED. M. 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O'Donne1l Secretary -- Elsie Gladd Treasurer -- Dorothy Halvey fs SARALEE ALBERTSON Sally April 16 General Hope, New jersey Ambition: To join the French For- eign Legion Favorite Pastime: Reading Noted for: Shyness Weaknes: Not studying JI sew Rs WMV' .www-.nm....,-K. , :f XX x' 1-2- V' M ..,, Wx ,ff ,W f I -K 11 RUTH ULDINE ALLEGER Ruthie Chip jan. 9 General Belvidere, New jersey Ambition: To become aprofessional artist Favorite Pastime: Painting and Drawing Noted for: Being seen with Chick in the Ford Weakness: Chick ,N I fa M, Mi , Tj K' 2, hmfglj . 1 'F ,v , H N-Q., I , 2' M, i DOROTHY MARION BATES Dot jan. 30 Commercial Columbia, New jersey Ambition: To become a secretary Favorite Pastime: Listening to Cowboy Music . Noted for: Being Quiet Weakness: That would be telling! -fn Q , STANFORD DOUGLAS ALLEN Stan Aug. 31 General Belvidere, N. 1. Ambition: To be useful in the world Favorite Pastime: Sports Noted for: Being on time Weakness: Studying 'gf' V ,,.. Q! 'V' rvrd i f if G G Qddd E Jw' 'Q wang, 'US- ANN MA RIE BANGHART Ann Aug. 10 General Delaware, New jersey Ambition: uWhat ambition? Favorite Pastime: Being with Ron Noted for: Always smiling Weakness: Ron STACY EDWARD BRUDEN 'Stace' March 27 Academic Harmony, New jersey Ambition: To play Pro baseball Favorite Pastime: Hunting, sports Noted for: Good Marks Weakness: Sports LEONARD SARSON BROWN Brownie' Sept. 12 General Belvidere, New jersey Ambition: To marry Ray and have a new home Favorite Pastime: Being with Ray and QNew Yorkj Noted for: Having a good time and staying out of trouble Weakness: The French QRayy DONALD HARVEY BRANDS Don' Feb. 23 General Belvidere, N. I, R. D. Ambition: Have my own furniture business Favorite Pastime: Swimming and Dancing Noted For: Wavy hair Weakness: Temper oz X' V., PATRICK M. CALAFIORE MARION ALICE BUCHMAN Bookie jan. 5 Commercial Belvidere, New jersey Ambition: Go to Mars on a pogo stick Favorite Pastime: Talking about Blair Noted for: Humorous nature Weaknex: Music Pat' Dec. 26 Agriculture Harmony, N. J. Ambition: To become a Veteri- narian i Favorite Pastime: Playing foothallg Hunting Noted for: Making time with every girl Weakness: 'janet' ROBERT CLARK Clarkie july 2 General Buttzville, New jersey Ambition: To own a Ford Favorite Pastime: Working on Paul's car CATHERINE MAY CASEY Sis july 24 Commercial Harmony, New jersey Ambition: To study at Lafayette Favorite Pastime: Skating, Fooling around Noted for: Changing jobs Weakness: Villa Roller Rink ANNE EILEEN CAVANAUGH Cabbage May 17 Academic Harmony, New jersey Ambition: To find out what my ambition is Favorite Pastime: Talking Noted for: Always talking Weakness: Blair Noted for: Long hair Weakness: jackie ELIZABETH G. CRESPO MIRIAM ELIZABETH COX 'BeUY july 4 General Belvidere, New jersey Ambition: To go to Texas Favorite Pastime: Receiving letters Noted for: Tallness Weakness: Jim 'Dot' March 3 General Hope, New jersey Ambition: To go to Hollywood with Dot Favorite Pastime: Talking and Dancing Noted for: Being with Clara Weakness: Going out with tall fel- lows FRANK DEMETER Dem june 14 Agriculture Washington R, D., N.j. Ambition: To own a car Favorite Pastime: Tinkering Noted for: Hunting Weakness: Engines F g x tg F A .IF HENRY DE BOER Chick july 22 General Belvidere, New jersey Ambition: To own a customized car Favorite Pastime: Working on my car at Al1eger's Garage Noted for: Having Ford Convertibles Weakness: 'Ruthie' -ajax 1 LORETTA MARCELLA DOMINE Retta july 14 Commercial Brainards, N, 1, Ambition: Never can tell Favorite Pastime: Ringing wrong numbers Noted for: Talking Weakness: Pay day , Y? wa .K A x.,.g,f wt, GOLDIE IDENA CRUTS Crutzy Sept. 27 Commercial Harmony, New jersey Ambition: To be a certain soldier's wife Favorite Pastimes Writing to jim Noted for: Gabbing with Pearl and Dot Weakness: jim G 'vi A , k , L-X .4 My Ljyil g j A iff' 'k,. 5, Wa, .it ,. , 5 xt 5 MARGARET LOUISE FENN Peggy April 27 Commercial Buttzville, N. I. Ambition: To be a good secretary Favorite Pastime: Having a good timeg Sewing Noted for: Being the youngest in the class Weakness: Claude sz ,nr ie'-4 K .gf K ,E 1 f f YVONNE BLANCHE FOLKNER Yvonne Nov. 4 General Buttzville, N, J, Ambition: Nursery School Teacher Favorite Pastime: Watching tele- vision and playing piano Noted for: Being short Weakness: Dean Martin and jerry Lewis .f t if .lg I or W s '11-of . DONNA ANN GIBSON 'Hoot' Nov. 9 Commercial Blairstown R,D.,N.j. Ambition: To be asecond Patti Page Favorite Pastime: Singing, Playing piano Noted for: Liking sports Weakness: Blond hair and blue eyes X: RICHARD NELSON GARRISON 'DiCk' Dec. 15 General Harmony, New jersey Ambition: To play Pro basketball Favorite Pastime: Playing basket- ball Noted for: Missing a lot of school Weakness: Girls in general 113' IRENE MY RTLE GAUS 'Renie' Oct. 4 Commercial Belvidere, N, 1, Ambition: Medical Secretary Favorite Pastime: Movies andTele- V1SiOl'l Noted for: Tallness Weakness: Perry Como ,lr OTTILIE FRANCES GEBEL 'Tillie' April 24 Academic Belvidere R, D., N, 1, Ambition: To be a nurse Favorite Pastime: Giggling with Barbara and Irene Noted for: Her giggle Weakness: Different weakness every day JOYCE R. GOLUB Red july 16 Academic Columbia, N, J, Ambition: To live on West Coast Favorite Pastime: Really living' Noted for: Long red hair Weakness: Oh! My wonderful one! DOROTHY MARY HALVEY 'Dot' Sept. 27 Commercial Mountain Lake. N.I. Ambition: To be asuccessful sec- retary Favorite Pastime: Playing the piano Noted for: Being with Goldie and Pearl Weakness: Having fun and laughing MARIORIE GLADD Margie March 9 Commercial Columbia, N, J, Ambition: To graduate in '53 Favorite Pastime: Driving Noted for: Yawning- -Oh those late hours!! Weakness: Billy ELSIE MAE GLADD Elsie Dec. 8 Academic Columbia, N, 1, Ambition: To get married Favorite Pastime: Being at Delaware Noted for: Playing hookey Weakness: Fords ii? 1: aa... JAMES FRANCIS HART 'jim' March 10 Academic , Phillipsburg, R.D., N.I. Ambition: To play Pro football Favorite Pastime: Being with Kelly: Sports Noted for: Sports Weakness: Carole 'U' JANICE G. I-IARTZELL jan Jan. 22 General Delaware, N, J. Ambition: To complete my travels Favorite Pastime: Dancing Noted for: Being with Sally Weakness: Snazzy cars EUGENE A. HAUSOLD Gene Nov. 2 General Stewartsville R, D., N. 1. Ambition: To be a Family Man Favorite Pastime: Riding the KENNETH W. HICKS Hicksie Nov. 21 General Belvidere Ambition: Get out of school Favorite Pastime: Dancing Noted for: Chewing Gum Weakness- Girls If-za., WILLIAM DAVID JONES J0nesy April 14 General Belvidere, N, 1, Ambition: To have my own quartet Favorite Pastime: Dancing Noted for: Dancing--being carefree Weakness: None--l'm well prepared Doodlebug Noted for: Being to class on time Weakness: A good set of tools CLARA M. HILLYERD Hillyerd May 11 General Columbia R, D., N, j, Ambition: To live in Florida Favorite Pastime: Being with That Certain Someone Noted for: Slow, careful drivinglll Weakness: '53 Pontiacs CAROLYN B, LA BARRE Lynn Aug. 1 General Columbia R, D., N, 1, Ambition: To make that certain suv happy Favorite Pastime: Being with Bill Noted for: Being absent Weakness: Bill 4 '5r 6 3' FLORENCE CAROL KUTZLER Florence Aug. 4 General Columbia R, D., N. 1, Ambition: To be a nurse Favorite Pastime: Driving Noted for: Being rather tall Weakness: A Certain person ,air Qi' MARILYN CLAIRE LAUGHLIN 'Tiny' Feb. 19 Commercial Phillipsburg R.D,,N.j. M . Ambition: To live in California Favorite Pastime: Roller skating Villa' Noted for: Perfect attendance Weakness: Julius LaR0sa--Saxa- RALPH PALMER KEYSER 'Pierre' April 13 General Belvidere, N, 1, Ambition: To pilot a jet plane Favorite Pastime: Driving a green '49 Ford Noted for: Going to Hope Weakness: Bobbie' ff ,Jw it ::,:: ,,t: ::.:::: . ee A 'B W ROGER lRVlN LEARN Rog Feb. 5 General Belvidere, N, J, Ambition: To join the Navy Favorite Pastime: Playing football Noted for: Being with joan Weakness: joan JOHN MAC VICAR jack Sept. 29 Agriculture Hope, N. j. Ambition: To become a successful farmer Favorite Pastime: Driving the car Noted for: Careful driving Weakness: Girls -I' - r '-s 1 , A jul, ' A :i , ,f' Tj1f. 'Mil' MU K'LV I fu,: 2 K, ,pf .ki W BARBARA JEAN MILNER Jeanie March 28 General Belvidere, N. J. Ambition: To write a30-page letter to Mel Favorite Pastirne: Writing letters to Mel Noted for: Most comical Weakness: Mel i PEARL F. MAC VICAR B1ondie' Sept. 29 Commercial Hope, N, j, Ambition: To join the Air Force Favorite Pastime: Writing letters Noted for: Blonde hair Weakness: Boys BORTOLO MENEGUS Bonnie jan, 12 General Belvidere, R, D, Ambition: Make Money Favorite Pastime: Working Noted for Good Driving Weakness: Studying JOAN ANN MILLER joanie july 18 General v Belvidere, N, J, Ambition: To marry a certain guy and make him happy. Favorite Pastime: Eating, sleeping and writing letters. Noted for: That diamond ring Weakness: Horace CARL EUGENE MUSSER Muss jan. 8 General Belvidere, N, 1, Ambition: join the Navy Favorite Pastime: Playing basket- ball Noted for: Bowling Weakness: Girls A K VVV K 1 K i 1 . A tifxxsfal-1:51 aff ,,,,f :sw . 1a-+,:af- 1.55, 1 , ,.,l A 'L fi 5 'i??:1tf?if1::.'4-,11 Mff' Q5 -- 1 if ,iff 1iffgil5f'lij.J,5 1 1.j'1ri:: A 5 3 f ALFRED NIGHTINGALE Pete jan. 19 Agriculture Bl irstown, N, 1, Ambition: To be somgthing Favorite Pastime: Having a good time Noted for: Getting good marks Weakness: Girls EILEEN MUELLER 'Eileen' Sept. 13 Academic Belvidere, N, J, Ambition: To be successful always Favorite Pastime: Gym class Noted for: High grades Weakness: Day dreaming NAOMI JOAN MOREY Naomi DGC. 4 Academic Belvidere, N. I. Ambition: To marry Bob Favorite Pastime: Going dancing Noted for: Corny jokes Weakness: Bob MARION ANNA OLIVER Marion March 18 Academic Belvidere R, D., N, 1, Ambition: To be a registered nurse and be happy Favorite Pastime: Music and baby sitting Noted for: Always being to class on time Weakness: Good music and King GLEN WAYNE OSMUN Ozzie Aug. 6 Agriculture Delaware, N, J, Ambition: To farm or own a ranch with horses Favorite Pastime: Horseback riding Noted for: Plaid shirts and Dungarees Weakness: Farming was ANNA PETRILAK Enka Iune 5 Commercial Phillipsburg R.D., NJ. Ambition: To own a Cadillac Favorite Pastime: Dancing at Lin- coln Hall Noted for: Friendliness Weakness: Sports and Dancing MARJORIE ELLEN RACE Margie jan. 3 Academic Belvidere R, D., N, 1, Ambition: What's ambition? Favorite Pastime: Reading and sew- ing Noted for: Articulating a gigantic vocabulary Weakness: Soft, sweet music and modern discord 'l'llOMAS BRADFORD REED JR. 'M00se Dec. 3 General Belvidere, N. 1. Ambition: To own my own con- vertible Favorite Pastime: Riding with Fred and Pat in their Codillacs Noted for: Combing hair and being late for school Weakness: Girls from Brainards ROBERT H. RAFFERTY Bob july 23 General Columbia, R. D., N. 1. Ambition: To pilot a jet Favorite Pastime: Racing around with the outfit Noted for: Being class cut-up Weakness: Women Qwith boyfriendsj AINSWORTH MORRIS SCOTT Scottie july 8 Agriculture Belvidere, N, j, Ambition: To marry a rich widow Favorite Pastime: Driving the milk truck Noted for: Always coming to school early Weakness: Farmer's Daughters JOHN GERALD SIROTNAK 'jerry' April 22 Academic Brainards, N, j, Ambition: To be an Orthodontist Favorite Pastime: Driving the Pack- ard Noted for: Musical and acting ability Weakness: A brunette with naturally wavy hair or ,V 'z'i f ,ff - , 3 . ziih .vkgyfi g GAYLE RUTH SANDERS u5andY' DCC- 8 In 4. Academic Belvidere, N, j, . 2 Amhifiofff T0 be H 'First Lady A Favorite Pasfimef EH30Yi11g life Q ' Noted for: Her friendly personality ' Ai A I- Weakness: Looking forward to week- ends RONALD LEWIS SARSON Same July 20 Academic Harmony, N. I. Ambition: To own a new car Favorite Pastime: Sports Noted for: Sense of Humor Weakness: Blondes, Brunettes, and Redheads zu GARY WILLIAM SMITH Smokey Nov. 13 General Belvidere, N, 1, Ambition: To make Radar sets for blind bats Favorite Pastime: Dancing, Sleep- ing Noted for: Acting and staying out late Weakness: One o'clock jump QGo, SO, E07 : -A i H' I ff A -w . .M I W OLIVER SMITH 011ie Feb. 11 Agriculture Belvidere, N. J. Ambition: To be a dairy farmer Favorite Pastime: Working Noted for: Thinking out loud Weakness: Black hair MYgg.V 'J J is it I ,V 1 -4-'EEWI 5 3 If J e,4f,f 3' E Kkgm f fyfk . ELLIS S. STEELE Steelie April 29 Agriculture Harmony, N. J. Ambition: To marry a rich girl and retire young Favorite Pastime: Parking and sparking Noted for: Being late to Ag. class Weakness: Short brunettes and blonds vw I, JOAN ALBERTA SPITTLE Joan May 30 General Penn. Ambition: What ambition?? Favorite Pastime: Cheering for Roger Noted for: Being with Roger Weakness: Roger v-., ' f' F Q '......-.my - 'lqni' lg: V 53 2 P I gf 'E x . bt ffmf- f'r ff 51125 if f32 .j5if'ff:ki' f ff1fff,'TZg'- .fiiffkf1Lifzd4' -1 .fisefgff 121' f ft vzzeiihflgf K vig. 4. -Z.::ijs1,s,5,,,, .Q rfrf f1:::::r:,, , 41-W'i'!'f7 5112192-:f1u'3 f 5'v1'-' rwfifvafff .,15f:sW5g,2K2A z:-11123--, Q I ,A-.LEii1'i'Z,L5:??'fE2?2'2I1ZW1Z?1I 'l,3141'f.5 .l'y3 ' A' ' .ifnaav-:?Gz5:iQa:.,. uf: -1 ff::f:f r' JANE STAMPONE Janie July 1.5 Columbia N. J. General Ambition: To make other people happy Favorite Pastime: Being with that certain someone and having fun Noted for: Friendly attitude Weakness: Gray Chevies '37' , 1' il f v 1 A .U J 5' if 7 L iz sl' V I x t I ALBERTA MARION STEELE Bert May 28 General Harmony, N, J, Ambition: To marry Eddie Favorite Pastime: Being with Eddie Noted for: Going steady Weakness: Eddie PATRICIA MAE TWEEDIE Pm Nov. 19 Commercial Columbia N, 1, Ambition: Let's face it Favorite Pastime: Giving people a difficult time Noted for: Carefree attitude Weakness: Donald gf BARRY RlCHARD STOCKER l-lop' May 23 Agriculture Harmony, N. J. Ambition: To be a milkman Favorite Pastime: Arguing with fm. ,Qtr IOAN HELEN UDITIS joanie Feb. 21 General Belvidere, N, j, Ambition: To go to a good jam session Favorite Pastime: Dancing Noted for: Dancing Weakness: New York City Patsy if fi Noted for: Perfect attendance in if school Weakness: Hot dogs' especially johnny's WILLIAM T. STOUT Bill Aug. 4 ,,,. , General Belvidere, N. J. Ambition: Have my own home and family Favorite Pastime: Dancing, sports if Noted for Sports .d:.', Weakness Being introduced to nice - ' ss , f f lilt gsltgl W , ',:,-: jg: 'fii jk FRED A. VANNATTA, jr. Freddie Nov. 2 General Belvidere, N. J. Ambition: To own a new Pontiac Favorite Pastime: Wasting time Noted for: Talking in the halls Weakness: Talking long rides on Sunday afternoons HAROLD RICHARD VANNATTA Red March 30 General Harmony, N, j, Ambition: To join the Navy Favorite Pastime: Hunting Noted for: Walking the halls with Evelyn Weakness: Evelyn uf! as fa. dw, 'Yi fig gli. A r A Q 2 E JOHN ANDREW WISNER Wiz March 28 Agriculture Belvidere, N, J, Ambition: To play Pro football Favorite Pastime: Roaming around Noted for: Playing football Weakness: Small girls A I f 4 A PEARL EDITH WAGNER 'Pearlie' March 16 Commercial Phillipsburg R.D., NJ, Ambition: To be a success Favorite Pastime: Having fun Noted for: Roaming the halls with The Little Four Weakness: Clothes CAROLE JEAN WERKHEISER Kelly May 16 General Belvidere, N. J. Ambition: To be a singer Favorite Pastime: Being with jim Noted for: Singing Weaknew: jim R if LUCILLE CHARLOTTE WESTER Lou' june 4 Academic Harmony, N. J. Ambition: Ambition??? Favorite Pastime: Football games Noted for: Playing hookey with Elsie Mae Weakness: 'Pete' L3 Q54 ai A GRACE LOUISE WOLFINGER Wo1fie june 30 Academic Belvidere, N. I. Ambition: To be happy and suc- cessful Favorite Pastime: Gabbing with the girls Noted for: Being interested inextra- curricular activities Weakness: Clothes Q, ALMA MATER Where the Pequest joins the Delaware On the spot so dear Stands the school we love so well Tis fair Belvidere. Q. BARBARA LOUISE YEAGER Barbs Sept. 26 General Belvidere, N. J. Ambition: To make that certain guy happy Favorite Pastime: Collecting re- cords and having fun Noted for: Being withjoan, Irene and Ottilie Weakness: Bill 1 1' xy Chorus: Dear old high school how we love her Long may she endure p Hail to thee our Alma Mater B. Hail to Belvidere LL 5 As the fleeting years roll by May she stronger grow ' l Only honor and great glory She shall ever know y 5 Q 3 M ' ' yaiai K . A QF V ' . , A ' ,Mx ,i nie, IWW1 TM li .. r B 'A ,V lxibp , .,,i ld.. ' .v, L' - , i .. .w.:,ig:-Wg irl- .. 7 K xivvrr I KAK I M ,r.k - ' I ml M m .i ,' V, ,N ,, :H-e l y r B W me 45 fr 'W qv: W 'P' B . if-A 'P-la ss..M f.sw'U f' w 'W W ' r -n. ug, . - B ' , S, ever forget the earth-s Q ring day in 1949 when we mai - our gra ntranc t - V- - . ms o' leaming? W we nev . ll A bit afraid, yet curious, we A lis Steele, , esi ' jim - , Vice Pre lsie G1 o cretaryg and Goldie Cruts, Tr urer to guide us - through o ' is difficult year.T -a' t funds ro - we ex -- 1 industrious forcel f candy sellers during the ,' ewan Seaggn, f01 .Xi by our Fre .al 0 .g l ance proved to - other classes y that we were eally in the swing of Q- N . 1 - ' . 5 W ather in our caps--we were ' e resl Jim Hart poundin the avel - orge Couch oth ' vt. g g 9 '. assi ing i , Elsie Gladd sharpening the pencils, nd 'H s othy Halvey keeping track of o I we ium ntly sped through our second year. C i .1 the high spot of this year was the . . . v ther boost our now well-needed res 1 ces, e latched on to the opportunity of nants, hats pins, and emblems bearing the y - o seal. 1 v lassmen at last! Realizin capabilities of our v . officers we re-elected Ji 'W e p , Elsie Glad vm tS, and Ronald S Veep. 3 longa te la 1 : 1. a - o rc - lk -- -fy- - - , l ingju our mi - determine 5338: two successful card parties and a bake sale. W f ere recog hard wo ' and co-oper 1 -. this time and went ff , - - - - ' yd - most outst ever he our 1- i H t e fm ' of 'How Deep Is gl Ocean and the a Brad a.: g - las we tripped light fa .: tic unt 4 Awe- lock gretfully eparte represent 1 in th 'liihulljnni year the Seni The refreshm t stan ' fWe'd aired leadi . oleso urs lplays Gh, Wanted and A o lick if: Pu d a -. A experienc , were no ready t s - into e posi ne broug i us - into the Ur:- , , f i Da at our ' ught an en e .- t nior activities i 1 1 '. - for this--we n - I' takably seniors! To do it J . - in the 1 o ,- . ' ' Hart- Fred - at as the ring-leader Elsi aiadd .. busine alvey t insha ourrf i comin tri Tosett 4 ear kca ear me v- o the sal money A sol and - the b' -' lee whic f oved very profi e. A ther c u . a -. every' I gre ting car liis I t Sundae Party . ei to the fa to take to Q-hingt D i Even am d ur f money- . i l mes, t for our g: ' ' ' plus re 2 f f Chri io 1 1 . ,nu rous committee 'f.5,,X, planni , o - aduat ntalion -. ,- + p leadin roles of our schoolp e ' ' 5 Laugh g s bd X, t Sweetheart Steppin into the u ight, - cl all ho f ph0IT1 8 ling 0 Il- '. 0 S611 - ln, our new 'o we set ed - ur f- gpro i Orches- 1 n we re- f '53 was V f Crick. ons left by unior Class i agen -and aign f to party inal sum of found time ur ien .1 - - mu- tim f our Wash- ington tri Our time wait ' g sh K a - we hurried home to att in . - - gh sch rom before walking o we n the aisle gra 2 ' . Havin de a name ,. 1 .' - be 4' class for starting 2 i ft : added . ther -f h '53 ,. ur , Q -a newplaq . ' .- - . Proudly clutching Q I ficares, f' maimed hea p igh t the ix' mic pace set w - ' f: A -Q K- f ' ' ' world of l rtu '- it O ' Q, X 1 5 I 4 U in 1 x ' u : M Mi M in 1 , ftel' - X f . d ' -T! 'I- 1- -zz, 0 15 x i 1 N , 0 - - n ' ' Q I I we ,, . . I Ch UI cox . 1 , , t . D01 A I 5 1- . V g P, y na c start he se iv e ' Q- P the s , ionsta - resented an awem p 1312 if this t it , 'HI I v. . , , , ' I 1 1' p I ' v 1 C xl ' I - u K Th ' and Me '- eetcats. Y rev s A 3 in o memories were o fix v O l Q X like 1 0 L F S' s GA din 1 at we ve attained fro 1 r pare us for 1a1s or tri la ' ns t te h the doors o W t if ized the und - S '- t 1 .- . 'y i - A t 55 - E Q ' Q - ' S- e' g ' ' X , ay ,, .. y - Us in the fumf , 0 pg 5 an at . Alma Mat ever ting me Ll so w rful P return to us, memo is A . beforever cheri W our -- K , Mos'r LIKELY TO sUccEED MOST POPULAR Gayle Sanders 5 Jerry Si,-otnak Barry Stocker In Loretta Domine IN WORST WITH FACULTY MOST ATHLETIFI Donald Brands G Joan Uditis Jim Hart Km Joan SP1tt1e Through T 0 9 R P' , , BEST LOOKING Mosr BASHFUL PRFDE OF FACULTY Bill stout Cz Alberta Steele Dererny Bates a Harold vannaua 901416 CMS 5' hm Hart E Mosr s'rUD1oUs MOST MUSICAL I Ralph Keyser 81 Marjorie Race Jerry Sirotnak is Carol Werkhexser nrt Hole lg , I in . S -1 ui, A A fuk BEST ALL AROUND MOST COMICAL J Loretta Domine Kg Jim Hart Barbara Milner In Bob Rafferty , O ag .ff ,ll 5 i ' 'iff 5:- ' y BEST GIRL PALS BEST BOY PALS Naomi Morey Ku Joan Uditis Leonard Brown Ki Bill Jones MOST TALKATIVE CLASS HOT-ROD Amie Cavanaugh Ki Fred Vannatta Henry De Boer Bi Clara I-Iillyerd L 1Y7' BEST ACTORS MOST CAREFREE MUTT Ki JEFF Gayle Sanders 3, Gary Smith Patsy Tweedie Kr. Bill Jones Marilyn Laughlin 81 John Wisner We the Class of '53, being in full possession of our mental faculties and fully aware of the im Uding Circumstances that await US in the ful'-IIC, do hereby bequeath to the intelligent scnolars of is renowned institution the following treasures accumulated during our four years vovage, The Board of Education, our anticipation of a les rapid turnover of teachers in the years to come. Mr. West, several chaise lounges for his anxious visitors so they can wait in comfort. Mr. Grippi, our best wishes for the years to come at B. H. S. Mr. Colangelo, a six-foot-four junior Varsity basketball team. Mr.. Deputy, 'Movie Magazines to replace Time' for the Current World Problems classes. Mr. Ducanis, an Industrial Arts claw that will build easy chairs for the students. Mr. Emile, more students who behave as well as the Seniors. Mr. Furlin, a beautiful secretary to carry on his busines transactions and write out checks. Mrs. Galloway, we leave our hopes of buena suerte' in the future. Mr. Hagenbuch, anew miracle spot-remover, guaranteed to remove all traces of unsuccewful experiments now decorating the walls of the Chemistry room. Mr. Kovacs, our fondest memories of his patience with our homeroom for three years and untiring efforts in helping us make our junior Prom a succes. Mrs. Libbey, and automatic calorie calculator for her Nutrition clases. Mrs. Lloyd, a larger infirmary for all the students who get that 'sudden illnes when they want toskip class. Mr. Mack, a Senior English class that can comprehend the advanced vocabulary presented. Mr. Mattison, several bright neckties to add to his col- lection. Miss Mizdail, our hopes for boys going out for ushering at school affairs in the future. Mr. Mooney, a shorthand ll clam that can take dictation at two hundred words per minute. Mrs. Nelson, a future Home Economics class with les hearty appetites. Miss O'Donnell, a page to carry her numerous books. Mis Pauls, an air-horn so the girls playing on the far end of the soccer field can hear the signals. Mr. Schnieber, the dream of a ranch and all the equip- ment the Agriculture Department will ever need. Mr. Vowinkel, a set of muscles so that Mis Pauls won't get the best of him. Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Wadhams, a turnstile to slacken the seventh and eighth graders mad stampede to lunch. Miss. Williams, a candy vending machine for the buses to eliminate her worrying about the Senior girls who sell candy. MIS. Hayley, a typewriter that types the letters as she thinks them. Mrs. Whitmore, Robert, the Robot' to take care of her numerous errands. To the janitors we leave, simply, MORE janitorslll Saralee Albertson's French notebook to anyone who can possibly find tae for it. Ruth Alleger's position as art editor of the Clarion to Eugene Czemiecki. Stanford Allen's paper route to Russell Scott. Ann Banghart's ability to play hookey to anybody who can do it without getting caught. Dorothy Bates' handwriting to Dorothy Titman. Donald Brands offershis way with women tojohn Dornich. Sophomore Girlsll Leonard Brown leaves you his carl Stacey Bruden's good grades to Layton Snover. To Mary Ann Lubasky, Marion Buchman leaves her hu- morous nature. Patrick Calafiore's position asMayor of Roxburg to Henry Zellers. Catherine Casey 's interest in acertainsailor to Madeline Constantino. Anne Cavanaugh's position as majcrette to Sandra Mer- rick. Bob C1ark's ability to get along with the teachers to Bert Petty. Any sophomore who can do it: Miriam Cox's perfect attendance in her junior year. Betty Crespo's job in the cafeteria to Virginia Crespo. Goldie Cruts' 'going steady' ability to Shirley Garrison. Henry DeBoer's lock of'hair to Claude Rudd. Frank Demeter's ability to tease Mr. Schnieber to RLS- sell Widenor. Loretta Domine's grey hair to next year's Stident Council President. Margaret Fenn's ability to get along with people to Carol Luhr. Yvonne Folkner's height to Pete Knoedler. Dick Garrison's mayoralty of Harmony to jack Buchman. lrene Gaus' melodic voice to Sharleen Boglioli. Otillie Gebel's candy selling on the bus to Nancy Wagner. Donna Gibson's naturally curly hair to Pat McGrath. Elsie Gladd leaves her car to anyone who can complete the payments on it. Margie Gladd leaves and is glad to do it. joyce Golub's accent to Shirley Knerr. Dorothy Halvey's gay laughter to Shirley Rauh. jim I-lart's sports ability to George Burd. janice Hartzell's seat in Spanish ll class to Bob Riddle. To the Industrial Arts Classes Eugene Hausold leaves a new set of hacksaw blades. Kenny Hicks' camera ability to Phillip Lehr. Clara Hillyerd's 'Chevie' to anyone who can handle it. Bill jones' jitterbug style to jim Miller. Ralph Keyser's ability on pinball machines to Harry Hopkins. Florence Kutzler's height to Glenda Benron. Carolyn LaBarre's engagement ring to jackie Petty. Marilyn Laughlin's typing speed to Eileen Willever. Roger Learn's position on the football team to Nelson Poyer. jack MacVicar's title of 'Romeo' to Bob Smith. Pearl MacVicar's ability to stay slim to Anita Fazekas. Bonnie Menegus's jazzy haircut to George Schwab. joan Miller's long hair to Barbara jackson. Barbara Milner's title of most comical to Beverly Wide- nor. Naomi Morey wills her old boyfriends to any 'up and coming Senior. Eileen Mueller's ability to be quiet in class to Betty Roseberry. Carl Musser's position on the basketball team to 'Red' Abbott. Alfred Nightengale 's memories of his first period Math Class to Bob Linaberry. Marion O1iver's old pames to someone who is always late to first period. Glen Osmun's dungarees to Eugene Smith. Anna Petrilak's good sportsmanship to Martha Rowe. Marjorie Race's steady chauffeur to Ellen Polhemus. Bob Rafferty's ability to stay home nights QHahlj to Esther McMurtrie. Thomas Reed's Mapledale milk carrier to Frank Pierce. To Ann Whitmore, Gayle Sanders leaves some cute boy to replace her in walking to school. Ronald Sarson's touchdown to Ray jordan. Ainsworth Scott's position in Hungary Five to Steve Lubasky. jerry Sirotnak's tumbling ablitiy to his brother Bob. Gary Smith's suede shoes, peg pans, and watch chain to Bob Crane. Oliver Smith's quiet manner to Ronald lvans. joan Spittle's captaincy of the cheerleading squad to Marie Rush. jane Stampone 's friendly smile to Gloria Smith. Alberta Steele 's ability for going steady to Marlene Dit- sell. Ellis Steele's '39 'Chevie' to Sue Ann Steckel. Barry Stocker's 1946 Dodge, two door sedan, to anyone who can pay the garage bills. Bill Stout 's wavy hair to Greg Rosencrans. Patsy Tweedie's carefree attitude to joan Grotenhuis. joan Uditis's dancing ability to Sue Mack. Fred Vannatta's reserved Seal in Student Council to Barry Widenor. Pearl Wagner's ability to get rich while handling the money for the Clarion to Carolyn Beers. Carole Werkheiser's singing ability to Connie Beers. Lucille Wester's ability to write her own excuses to any hookey-players who need them. john Wisner's height and speed to Ken Kauffman. Grace Wo1finger's competent leadership ability to Ann Fredericks. Barbara Yeager's giggle to jeanne Wiedman. ln Witness Whereof, we, the class of '53, have set our hand and seal hereto this nineteenth day c june in the year or our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-three fl953j. ar v ax Wham! We hit the surface with a resounding impact and toss violently with the waves. With memories of our ventures beneath the sea, we climb from the diving bell onto ship board once again. To our surprise we see Ensigns Fred and Harold Vannatta who offer to show us about the liner. Soon we are amazed to leam that manyof our clammates are aboard. We see Margaret Fenn and Stacey Bru- den engaged in an active game of shuffleboard after an unexpected meeting during the voyage. At the pool lifeguard Bill Stout is supervising the not- able swimmer, Donna Gibson and her troupe in their rehearsal for the water ballet. The group includes Eileen Mueller, Ann Banghart, Lucille Wester, and Margie Gladd. Donald Brands, owner of the famous nation-wide chain of furniture stores, dictates aletter to his sec- retary, Dorothy Halvey, on the top deck while taking in the ocean air. Standing at the ship's prow are Gayle Sanders, Anne Cavanaugh and Marion Buch- man reminiscing old times of B. H. S. while en- route to Paris together. Gayle is Dean of Women at the Belvidere Technological University, Marion, secretary to the head doctor in Montclair City Hos- pital and Anne, a critic for a fourth-coming dance review in France. We also see concert soloist Irene Gaus, about to retire to her stateroom. Irene has just finished a billing with the Met. Following our ears, we are greeted by enthusi- astic shouts as we pass through the gymnasium door. There Jim Hart, athletic director on board, heads a recreation program. Carl Musser and Ralph Keyser, professional basketball stars, keep in trim while Dr. jerry Sirotnak, orthodontist, limbers up on the mats. With about an hour left to ourselves before dinner we leave our guides and browse through the shops. At one of the counters we site Dorothy Bates, secretary to Sara Lee Albertson, aprominent French translator, on her way to Bordeaux to visit friends. Buying post cards and souvenirs nearby are Betty Crespo, govemes for the Rockefeller child- ren, Miriam Cox, heiress to an estate in France and Barbara Yeager, commercial artist for Cosmopolitan Magazine. At one of the writing desks sits Thomas B. Reed, Wall Street broker, waiting for news of the stock market. On the way to our stateroom to drew for dinner we pass Marion Oliver and Ottilie Gehel, nurses assigned to the trip. Relaxed and refreshed we are once again out on deck. Strains of Ainsworth Scott 's orchestra fill the air with enchantment. Soloists with the ensemble are Carole Werkheiser and Bill Jones. We sit down at a table near a group which is engaged in gay festivities--celebrating a double wedding anniversary. Our clasmates, the former Alberta Steele and Barbara Milner and their respec- tive husbands, are the guests of honor. Seated also at the table are Goldie Cruts, receptionist to the presidentg joan Miller, on her way to see her hus- band stationed in Germany, Naomi Morey, owner and operator of a fashion shop on fifth avenueg and Carolyn La Barre, President of the Fifth National Bank. With this, the spot light is focused on joan Uditis and Gary Smith. Joan teaches dancing in Boston and Gary teaches dramatics in the adjoining studio. The master behind the lighting on ship is Kenneth l-licks. As we look around we take note of many celebrities. At one table is Joyce Golub, ace of the Roller Derby, and her colleague, Clara M. Hillyerd. Nearby sits Stanford Allen, baseball manager of the National League. Suddenly, everyone's attention is drawn to the stage, for the entertainment is about to begin. Im- mediately the drums thunder and the curtains open for the entrance of none other than Robert Raf- ferty -- Red Skelton of '53, Following this act joan Spittle and Tier coralettes, a modern dance group including Patsy Tweedie and Elsie Gladd, make their appearance in lovely costumes designed by fashion artist Ruth Alleger, in an alluring fan- tasy of colors. On the left are two men dining at a table-- both seem deeply engrossed in the show. Our waiter tells us they are Henry DeBoer and Robert Clark, owners and manufacturers of custom de-luxe stock cars. Leonard Brown enjoys an evening alone with his wife since Yvonne Folkner, head of the nursery, is caring for their family. Glancing around, we see a group of our former classmates who are now composing a committee headed by Ellis Steele, Secretary of Agriculture in the United States cabinet, on their way to lran to survey farming conditions. Assisting him are: Frank Demeter, authority on jet-propelled farm equip- ment, Eugene A. Hausold, renovsmed inventor of a self-rnilking cowg jack MacVicar, prominent auth- ority on crop rotation and soil erosiong Alfred P. Nightengale and Glen W, Osmun, president and vice-president of the United States Agricultural Universityg Oliver Smith, leading produce distri- butor, owner and operator of a large fruit and veg- etable martg and Bonnie Menegus, famous cattle dealer in the West. Dawn breaking across the horizon finds us re- freshed by a night's sleep and gaily strolling the deck. Upon hearing a shout of joy our eyes travel upward to the crow's nest where Pat Calafiore stands poised with a telescope in his hand, eagerly scanning the sea for memiaids. Our walk is disturbed by heavy panting and pounding of feet. Tearing arotmd the comer come john Wisner and Barry Stocker, professional football stars, keeping in shape with an early moming lap around the top deck. Behind them at a graceful gait is Loretta Domine with her Mclasy canines. Stepping into the Captain's cabin, we see Anna Petrilak and Pearl Wagner, shorthand books tucked under their arms, about to begin their day's tasks. Man overboard! Oh nol lt's only the great scientist, Marjorie Race leaning over the rail at- tempting to determine some unknovsm facts about marine life for her new book. Suddenly Marjorie emits a joyful shout for she thinks she has found a new species of fish, but it turns out to be Ronald Sarson in his diving suit, diving for pearls. Continuing on our way, we pass several girls sunning themselves in deck chairs. On second glance we recognize Janice l-lartzell, working on her new novel Three Fathorns Deep g Florence Kutzler, newly appointed ambassador to Luxem- burgg Pearl MacVicar and Catherine Casey, co- executives of a reknown chain of department storesg and Marilyn Laughlin, famous model of Dazzler's nailpolish. A roar above us reveals Roger Learn zooming about an upper deck testing rubber bumbers that were made by that famous manfacturer, Dick Gar- rison who stands watching nearby checking for deficiencies that may cause an accident. Stepping into the club room we see lounging in one of the easy chairs, that famous laboratory tech- nician, Grace Wolfinger, who is taking a vacation after discovering a cure for coronary serocic of the optic nerve. As we gaze across the room we notice jane Stampone and her multi-millionaire husband look- ing at travel folders, trying to decide where to take their next vacation. Realizing that our tour of the cruiser is comp- leted, we meander out on the deck for the last time, where our diving bell is silhouetted against the rays of the sun, slowly sinking in the horizon. As we climb aboard our diving bell, which is about to submerge once again into the ocean's depths, we reluctantly wave good-by to all our classmates whom we look forward to seeing with great antici- pation in the near future. if l N, ., ,. R '-ii : its in 3 .,.. ,W Iliff i 4 f-:viii -t ,Pro -ia law - . .g-fi- Y21i.Z. Lf' 7 ' -if K at .. if .. ,, ri . -.xt smarts! ,. T Q' 2 -f - 'ta . A . I 'L , W1 N I 1 - ff 0 A B C D E F G I K L M N O P umoxg pnauoaq qmog aoiof .xananw uaaug sxapuug apfvg q3neueAe3 auuv -T939IIV lllnli 18 umuqong uouew paag urog, ssang .xamnog auuofxgg uosqgg uuuoq 9-IOUBIUO 19d 1-IVF UI!! .ISSEQA emqxeg auoduxmg aun 1- .za8umoM aoelg peed Sz IUMA URW FWF! ,. - 5 '5 .' E gill -f . - ' - V - l . il ' b , -A -A ma Q f f 'Lf 'K . ' ff - 1 V 'K ' f5195Qf'-1fN2M'. 'r' Hp- ff? fi z an . ' ??W'?Wf?4fi7 'f1 fQ f i f 2,1 , ' . f' 315, ' I MMF' A Qf ,H gg, :,, i it 5 1,3 QQ .Mff A , L . -, -4, ' 5U f, Q ,Y ,WLM My i iff f B A -bw J i 1,5 N Jw. 362 ,, H, V. 3732! ' K '1',: 325, 3+ if - -,,. M 4' 'Q I HQ iz ,HV if v 'Q Q Y W-xxx 'UKKX 'KX '4- I K f--. .,,.. , N-XXX. W M, SN N Q., F , Q A I.. 55, 1 Z n' Q5 , ,fm f i Agn - I s A , ,s Q ,f U1 s 1 I L1yl,h L, H A P w r ' Q , M ' A f 4 .f x f E r sh f f s' 4 1 :yi 4' 'ififlffg ,, 1 I ff A 3 , Q16 3 Qyqyi if M 1 w I 5 If ' nw' 0 4 Q , I y 5 5 gl fl xg 1 f Jil If O Q ,fp jf' '51 C, Q' -WI Q f , . an 'V ' . ,,i.,t,. ' - N W i,,Q fi E7 L , . . d f l Q 1 :, Q , J ,f f Q , Q if 9 Y 3 N' r K 'Eff' 'P if rg . A.V !i V Y, 5-J A, G: 1 Q ff-35 , , 4 X , f -2 E , iq' Y nm g an . PQ 5 Q? X I ' H 1,5 ig! xx f Q D Z! 4 ' 'M qk .and .AEIEIIEM II if si... rrisimmi n 1fIHi?iil.Btlf4.ff iiififllib- an CLASS ADVISERS Mr. W. Mooney, Mrs. K. Nelson, Mr. R. Emele, Mrs. T. Libbey, Mr. W. Hagenbuch. JUNIORS --Typing Home Room Front Row-- Left to right: M. Constantino, A. Fred- ericks, J. Gouger, G. De Yong, V. Crespo, C. Beers, S. Garrison, A. Domine, J. Grotenhuis, S. Boglioli, D. Brodka. Second RoW-- C. Allen, E. Gatti, G. Burd, R. Ivins, K. Arnold, G. Bertron, M. Beasley, S. Gardner, D. Geis, E. Czerniecki, L. Crosson. at '33 1 Nflr JUNIORS -- Chemistry Home Room Front Row --left to right: F. Pearce, C. Richline, E. Smith, A. Munn, R. Smith. Second Row-- S. Lambert, E. McMurtrie, E. Polhemeus, J. Neidig, E. O'Nei1, S. Merriclg B. Hoffman, R. Petty, C. Luhr, B. Jackson, I. Makatura. Third Row--P. Knodler, C. Rudd, J. Laue, J. Miller, D. Hendershot, B. Hartung, B. Hill, S. Mantz, W. Nawrocki, R. Shepherd, E. Patterson, S. Lubasky. K. a CLASS OFFICERS R. Ivins, President, A. Domine, Vice President, S. Merrick, Treasurer, C Beers, Secretary. IUNIURS 'Q JUNIORS -- Home Economi Front Row-- Left to right: Rush, A. Whitmore, B. Wi H. Steckel, J. Sweet. I. cs Home Room D. Titrnan, S. Raub, J. Romani, M. Ryan, N. Wagner, S. Steckel, G. Smith, M. denor, J. Thomas. Second Row-- T. Smith, R. Swanson, C. Teeter, G. Zangerle, . 1 5 v 1 CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Z. Kovacs, Mr. B. Furlin, Mr. E. Mattison, Miss R. Pauls, Mr. E. Mack. SOPHOMORE Home Room 201 Front Row--L. Cladd, R. Brands, J. Dornish. Second Row-1 G. Duckworth, A. Crane, C. Kolhase, T. Libbey, D. Dereamer P. Davis, L. Grotowitz, J. Linaberry, E. Cowell, M. Horvath I. Hosterman. Third Row--R. Bates, A. Apgar, P. Jolmson R. Souders, C. Aldrick, C. Ferm, S. Ackerman, D. Albancse H. Abbott, D. Detweiler, T. Echevarria. SOPHOMORE Bookkeeping Home Room Front Row-- Left to right: K. Dauffman, R. Sirotnak, P. Lehr, K. Shoemaker. Second Row -- C. Reeder, M. Rowe, C. Lupin, M. Marzola, V. Rasley, T. 0'Donne1l, J. Miller, S. Mack, E. Rue, B. Roseberry, D. Normington. Third R.ow-- N. Poyer, R. Smith, R. Riddle, J. Petty, R. Mclnerney, P. MacGrath, L. Snover, H. Kola, W. Orpen. W Q Jim tW ,, Q Q I I ' . CLASS OFFICERS W. Widenor, President, V. Woliinger Vice-President, S. Ackerman, Treasu- rer, E. Rue, Secretary. SUPHUMURES SOPHOMORE Art Home Room Front Row -- Left to right -- B. Sweet, S. Stout, A. Smith, V. Wolfinger, J. Wolfinger, F. Slager, J. Weid- man, C. Woolfe, D. Stecker, E. Thorpe, E. Willever. Second Row--B. Swetman, B. Widenor, P. Thorpe, R. Whiteside, C. Wright. ...fi R CLASS ADVISERS Mr. H. France, Mrs. M. Galloway, Mr. F. Vowinkel, Miss M. Mizdail, Mr. D. Colangelo. ' .L 'H' FRESHMAN Home Room 202 Front Row--Left to right-- M. Echevarria, D. Boudreau, A. Cicale, D. Fohr, C. Hardy, J. Buchman, R. Allen. Second Row--J. Cox, M. Bates, C. Burham, C. Brodka, P. Cole, C. Case, M. Ditzell, W. Dalrymple, S. Brands, D. Third Row --J. Duimstra, R. Graffin, A. Beasley, Beers, F. Dalrymple. J. Gardner, J. Foster, H. Frey, J. Ehrie, J. Burd, D. Crosson, L. DeVore, W. Bortz, W. Bischoff, J. Schanda. FRESHMAN Home Room 103 Front Row-- Left to right -- H. Lehr, S. Hawk, A. Hansen, A. Hardy, M. Hess, S. Halpin, R. LaBar, M. Lubasky, S. Knerr, D. Hess, T. Groff. Second Row--B. Nolan, H. Hopkins, D. Murkle, D. Osmun, J. Roof, F. Lambert, S. McMurtrie, J. Jones, J. Oszeyczik. if CLASS OF FIC ERS President, J. Melchor, Treasurer, B Smith, Secretary. FRESHMEN ,, I ,,, 3 , V ,k.,. ai t . . '. fe ., ff Q21 S ,fx 2 ' S H . , wi ' v R3 ' ., 'Tri . I - , A E B w W ij FRESHMAN Biology Home Room Front Row-- Left to right--R. Smith, G. Wilhelm. Second Row-- B. Smith, E. Waltz, A. Wester, J. Schu- bel, K. Watchorn, C. Siepel, B. Vannatta, S. Thurber, R. Williams, B. Westra, J. Yerkes. Third Row-- G. Rosenkrans, P. Van Scoten, G. Van Horn, L. Whitbeck, W. Sherman, N. Titman, F. Van Scoten, H. Stevens, I. Schaap, R. Salters. E S. Knerr, President, B. Vannatta, Vice- if? 3419 GRADE 8 204 Front Row-- Left to right -- C. Rowe, J. Englhmohr, F. Howell, C. Hess, B. Nolan. M. Lupin, D. Wolfinger, P. Kovalsky, W. Thatcher, E. Snyder, L. Pursell, T. Mucklin, E. Johnston. Third Row--P. Tersigni, T. Smith, A. Gilby, P. Benke Rue, B. Widenor, L. Weikhieser, R. Libbey, D. Stewart. SEVENTH AND CLASS ADVISERS El G H Mrs. L. Wadhams, Mrs. I. Webber. Second Row -- F. Supin, Libbey, N. Thatcher, R. , J. Pierce, C. Auble, T. .A .4 1 5 N f 255- 'Dix GRADE 7 203 Front Row-- Left to right --D. Wintermute, D. Allen, R. Scarlet, P. Snyder, G. Burd, H. Dayton, W. Howell, A. Smith, R. Hosterman, F. Stopp, R. Banghart. Second Row-- M. Norman, C. Frazier, I. Cole, V. Rowe, V. Rogers, R. Vannatta, J. Good, J. Normington, G. Griffin, D. Hicks, K. Abbott. Third Row--D. Rogers J. Hardy, R. Miller, B. Dalrymple, J. Bartron, D. Zink, C. Ross, J. Pleues, E. Paul, J. Freeby, D. Baker v Q VV .,' : ix V by Ig 0 Aa K, 1,4k 1 ,, :iff V L I ' .X 'D A 'P , v 1 9 Q 1 ZW.-0 S19 l ,jf Q Q Af '9 9 Q 4 5 1 4 X or . 1, 'Q ' 4 Q? :O 'Q 'if' M4 3 5' R J 4 4 . Q K Q 1' 2 U' 7' 'J fi xllul .fb-, A4 9' L-uw si Rv Q if ..., 4 , ' ,QQ fi , ,FQ Fil' qi? ggg? 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In not , A 1 nv n j qh p ' for 'too eagflyio beginxhinking about s ' f G , . E , r M umm' , 111811, . W e p it. Tlzoffwluniors are mei-:ing plans get KX By GNU ' Wm vw Inn' 111015 arid preparations for their big V r p mm 'QRS 3111111-318 s o event of the year, Junior and f s A Jn XrxN,3QfC0wYQ p ,Weyff ss no m.,,,.r e - senior- boys, sam thinking who g QgeCUf2f',51axQ+QQX.Qy,Qr's - G vue -lgadnaw Xi , t 'Vw fLdiQ?i'iVlRf' , . 1, W. , FUTURE FARMERS UE AMERICA Eff X ..,, A ,wr Xi: A www ,wi f Y EASE' 1115? I CDMBINED GLEE CLUBS M SIC zimgff ' - I ' f L Qi eii iix ,g '.V,L A 5 5 , ,gf UUTET BAND ' X W st. t x R w THE C TWIRLERS 1: X' 2' if. , I , H X J 'Y S L Q ef SUCIAL DANCE CLU CHESS, CHECKERS. HANDICRAFT CLUB ART CLUB f 'Nx HUBBY CLUB AND CARB CLUB L -21 Qi' 'Qu 'al-.. ga. -2 Q, 4, a ' Vt: 4- 'b L. '1F't7-. 5 1' -as g 4,f-., .r2'c,'f4A'Qxxfxwdtd-?a',.',.v,l' 4, PHUTUGRAPHY AND 14-1 8:5 '5- MAKE UP CLUB z., ,.f- 0 STAMP CLUB 3.-v--v --..... mfnf fm4nfVN STAMP s 'ff BHEIU 1uunn-u--- LIBRARY CLUB C7 PRUIECTIUN CLUB -La SPURTSMAN CLUB Q fb 3 s Laurie finds herself in a predicament in this scene from 'The Little E Dog Laughed. 'Men Are Like Streetcars' proved a great success. THE GALLEY HSH BOWl With the help of these cashiers our cafeteria runs smoothly 0 f' V, , ji o by V 'W A A f-as-7 4 llljd y fy 44 wr fi' Ig Wd 51 'M my an A T. J' N as M' V fir' 1,4 , 'f , M , Af i -- C xt W3 Record OPP Flemington 0 Washington 7 Frenchtown 1 9 Phillipsburg Parochial 20 Mountain Lakes 13 Wharton 0 Hackettstown 21 N Belvidere 20 24 30 20 14 26 7 mtvlw' Belvidere 20 ---------- Flemington 0 This was just the beginning of the Belvidere gridders winning streak. The County Seaters fought hard and vigorously in an attempt to win the Little Three trophy. The season ended with a total of five wins, one tie, and one loss, thus B,H.S, lost the trophy that they strived so hard to win. Even though the trophy was lost, Belvidere High made the best showing since football was started back in the early thirties. This has proved to be a successful year and we only hope B,H, S, can main- tain this high standing in the future years. SW awww mtfm N .5 1 is Record ' 923 ' oi K- if H his Ea la' if. if f . t , f ha A h:,1 ,,. . ,, Opp. Belvidere Hackettstown 51 38 Phillipsburg Parochial 57 45 Blairstown 35 41 Flemington 32 66 Washington 33 49 North Hunterdon Regional 55 51 Blairstown 29 58 Frenchtown 70 48 North Hunterdon , Regional 58 48 Hackettstown 51 59 Flemington 48 59 High Bridge 42 49 Washington 55 61 Phillipsburg Parochial 62 57 High Bridge 48 60 Frenchtown 57 51 Little Four Cha pionship Hackettstown 54 55 figs . D if . ,,i, 39 ,,11r 7 itl. if ls... B BATTER UP! Record Opponent Belvidere Washington .... 1 0 Bangor ....... 0 15 Phllllpsburg . . .h 9 3 1-Iackettstown. . . 4 8 Parochial ..... 1 8 Regional ...... 5 12 Blairstown .... 3 4 Hackettstown. . . 4 8 Washington . Blairstown . Parochial . . Bangor. . . . Phillipsburg 2 0 4 6 1 2 ...14 4 ... 4 1 mm xx The Senior Stars really shone with their fine soccer ability. 'E 42:44. W A A - fxrM rm: A. QM IFE X 51 13911 W 5 52 5:1 1,135.1 5 Hwy. 3 ii? ,,.s......rm5s uf f fs it I z.' vi ff., af, .t 4 A ,A e 8 emi K an t - af:.fz:,eg1'e.:.-, V 'f ffifdvfzif' f 'iii 'fFH,,..5,iS'2zfEQii :Ni V ETIQQLZ? 'I- ' in 7, PT' 'A a 7 are f ' Q S WW. .. ,A , f egg?-1eff-iii? fw it M t .. 'f 2 , .ff iJs HM if .9 'Wg ., uf-rj 'fj- 'Y KINGS UF THE SEA I Flemington team scores high in the boys Intra- mural tournament. Another top honor for the Senior Stars Basket ball Team. SENIUR DIRECTURY SARALEE ALBERTSON: Glee Club l-4, ChesshCheck- ers Club 1-3, Archery Club 1, Girls' Intramurals 1. RUTH ALLEGER: Newspaper 1, Glee Club 1-2, Girls' Intramurals 1-2, Clarion Staff 3-4, Art Editor 4, Band, Twirler, 3-4, Junior Prom Waitress 1, Prom Deco- rating Committee 3, Play Usherette 1, Christmas Pro- gram 1-2, Operetta 1, Variety Show 2, Snowball Deco- rating Committee 4. STANFORD ALLEN: Basketball 1, Art Club 3, Band, Orchestra 1-2, Sportsman Club 4, Intramurals 1-4. ANN BANGHART: Handicraft Club 1, Hlghlines It By- lines 1-3, Social Dance Club 3-4, Band 4, Assembly Committee 3, Glee Club 1-3, Intramurals 1-4, Card Party Committee 3. DOROTHY BATES: Chess and Checkers 1-4, Social Dance Club 4, Glee Club 1-4, Girls' Intramurals 3. DONALD BRANDS: Prom Decorating Committee 3, Glee Club 4, Social Dance Club 3-4, Tumbling Club 1- 2, Intramurals 1-4, Football 3. LEONARD BROWN: Operetta 1, Assembly Committee 3, Prom Committee 3, Social Dance Club 3-4, Glee Club 1-4, Intramurals 1-4, Highlines In Bylines 3, Christmas Program 1-4, Exchange Assemblies 1, Band Concert I-2, Hungry Five 1-2, Band 1-3. STACY BRUDEN: Football 3-4, Baseball 4, Chess and Checkers Club 1-2, Tumbling Club 3, Sporstman Club 4, Intramurals 1-4. MARION BUCHMAN: Student Council 1-3, Orchestra 1-3, Highlines Ez Bylines 1-3, Clarion Staff 3-4, Glee Club 1-2, Operetta 1, Girls' Intramurals 1-4, Junior Prom Waitress 1, Junior Prom Decoration Committee 3, Senior Card Committee 4, Card Party Committee 3- 4, Social Dance Club 3. PATRICK CALAFIORE: Football 1, 3-4, Tumbling Club 2-3, Social Dance Club 4, Boys' Intramurals 1-4, Bas- ketball 2-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, F. F. A. Bas- ketball 2-3, F.F.A. Secretary 4, District F:F.A. Treas- urer 4, Assembly Committee 3, Stagecraft 1. CATHERINE CASEY: Glee Club 1-4, Stagecraft Club 1, Chess and Checkers Club 2, Social Dance Club 3, Canasta Club 4, Usherette for Graduation Exercises 3, Christmas Program 1-2, Spring Concert 1, Play Usher- ette l, Refreshment Committee 3. ANNE CAVANAUGH: Band, Twirler 2-3, Majorette 4, Newspaper Staff 3, Orchestra 1-2, Glee Club 1, Pianist 1-4, Operetta 1, Clarion Staff 3-4, Advertising Mana- ger 4, Social Dance Club 3, Stagecraft Club 1, Junior Prom Committee 3. ROBERT CLARK: Intramurals 1-4, Football 3, Glee Club 2-4, Archery Club 4, Chess and Checkers Club 3, Tumbling Club 1, Social Dance Club 2. MIRIAM COX: Glee Club 1-4, Girls' Intramurals 1,4, Modern Dance Club 2, Chess and Checkers Club 1, Bridge and Canasta Club 4, Social Dance.Club 3-4, Zafeteria Worker 3-4, Operetta 1, Mixed Choir 3, Iunior Prom Waitress 1, Card Party Committee 4. ELIZABETH CRESPO: Glee Club 1-4, Operetta 1, Girls' Intramurals 1-4, Social Dance Club 3-4, Can- asta Club 4, Cafeteria Worker 2-4, Chess and Checkers Club 1, Junior Prom Waitress 1,3, Gym Demonstration 1, Christmas Program 1-4. GOLDIE CRUTS: Class Treasurer 1, Student Council 1, Girls' Intramurals 2-4, Glee Club 1-2, Operetta 1, Junior Prom Committee 3, Social Dance Club 3, Usher- ette for Graduation Exercises 3, Play Usherette 2-4, Teacher's Secretary 4, Candy Salesgirl 4, Program Committee 4. HENRY DE BOER: Social Dance Club 3, Tumbling Club 4, Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3, Intra- murals 1,3, Football 2-4, Handicraft Club 2, Science Club 1, Junior Prom Waiter 1. FRANK DEMETER: Intramurals 2, Science Club 1, Handicraft Club 2, Chess and Checkers Club 3-4. LORETTA DOMINE: Student Council 2, Vice President 3, President 4, Town Council 2, Orchestra 1-3, Plays 3-4, Girls' Intramurals 1-4, Clarion Staff 3-4, Social Dance Club 3, Photography Club 3-4, Candy Salesgirl 4, Play Usherette 2-3, Library Assistant 4, Girls' State Representative 3. MARGARET FENN: Student Council 3, Treasurer 4, Glee Club 1-4, Operetta 1, Girls' Intramurals 1-4, Band 3-4, Handicraft Club 1, Modern Dance Club 2,4, Social Dance Club 3-4, Candy Salesgirl 4, Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3, Snowball Committee 3-4, Play Usherette 3. YVONNE FOLKNER: Band 1-4, Orchestra 1-4, Intra- murals 1-2, Operetta 1, Glee Club 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1. RICHARD GARRISON: Basketball 2, Baseball 3, Chess and Checkers Club 1-2, Tumbling Club 3-4, Boys' Intra- murals 1-4. IRENE GAUS: Glee Club 1-4, Chess and Checkers Club 4, Social Dance Club 4, Intramurals 3, Press Club 1-3, Girls' Octet 3, Library Club 3. OTTILIE GEBEL: Bridge and Canasta Club 2, Photog- raphy Club 4, Social Dance Club 3, Glee Club 4, Girls' Intramurals 1-4, Candy Salesgirl 4, Cafeteria Cashier 4, Plays 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Card Party Committee 3, Bake Sale Committee 3, Hay Ride Com- mittee 2. DONNA GIBSON: Student Council 4, Glee Club 1-4, Highlines and Bylines Staff 1, Operetta 1, Girls' Intra- murals l-4, Modern Dance Club 2,4, Social Dance Club 3-4, Card Party Committee 3, Plays 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3. ELSIE GLADD: Class Secretary 1-4, Girls' Intramurals 1-2, Glee Club 1-3, Student Council 1, Band 4, Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3, Junior Assembly Com- mittee 3, Modern Dance Club 2, Social Dance Club 3-4, Graduation Committee 4 Candy Committee 4. MARJORIE GLADD: Girls' Intramurals 1-4, Assembly Program 3, Glee Club 1-4, Social Dance Club 3-4, Mod- ern Dance Club 2,4, Operetta l, Handicraft Club 1, Christmas Program 2, Band 4. SENIUR DIRECTURY JOYCE GOLUB: Jimlor Prom Theme and Decorating Committee 3, Handicraft Club 2, Social Dance Club 3, Bridge and Canasta Club 4, Card Party Committee 3- 4, Play Usherette 2-4, Usherette for Graduation Exer- cises 3, Student Council 3-4, Snowball Committee 4, I-llghlines and Bylines Staff 2-3, Student Identification Committee 3, Shuffleboard Club 1. DOROTHY HALVEY: Class Treasurer 2-4, Assistant Manager of Magazine Campaign 3, Manager of Maga- zine Campaign 4, Student Council 3, Financial Commit- tee 4, Girls' Intramurals 1-4, Glee Club 1-2, Modern Dance Club 2, Social Dance Club 3, Candy Salesgirl 4, Play Usherette 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Pro- gram Committee 4. JAMES HART: Football 1-4, Basketball 1-4, Baseball 1-4, Class Vice President 1, President 2-4, Tumbling Club 1,4, Varsity 'B' Club 2-3, Social Dance 3-4, Glee Club 4, Boys' Intramurals 1, Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3, Sportsmen's Club 4, Christmas Program 2. JANICE HARTZELL: Chess and Checkers Club 1-3, Social Dance Club 4, Photography Club 4, Girls' Intra- murals 1-3, Highlines and Bylines Staff 2-4. EUGENE I-IAUSOLD: Handicraft Club 1-4. KENNETH I-IICKS: Chess E Checkers Club I-Z, Clarion Staff 3-4, Photography Club 3-4. CLARA HILLYERD: Glee Club 3-4, Social Dance 3-4, Card Party Committee 4, Candy Salesgirl 4, Backstage Helper for Play 3, Dance Committee 2, Christmas Program 3-4, Cafeteria Cashier 1-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Clu-istmas Program Usherette 4. WILLIAM JONES: Junior Prom Committee 3, Glee Club 1-4, Social Dance Club 3-4, Operetta 1, Tumbling Club 3-4, Football 2-4, Basketball 2, Baseball 4. RALPH KEYSER: Sportsmen's Club 4, Handicraft Club 2-3, Tumbling Club 1, Basketball 4, Boys' murals 1-4, Student Council I-2, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3. FLORENCE KUTZLER: Cafeteria Cashier 2-4, Social Dance Club 3-4, Glee Club 3-4, Candy Salesgirl 4. CAROLYN LA BARRE: Glee Club I-3, Girls' Intra- murals l,3,4, Kitchen Kapers Club 2, Social Dance Club 3-4, Bridge and Canasta Club 4, Christmas Con- cert I-3, Operetta l. MARILYN LAUGHLIN: Chess and Checkers Club 2-4, Glee Club 2-4, Girls' Intramurals 2-3, Play Usherette 1, Highlines and Bylines Staff 4. ROGER LEARN: Football 2-4, Basketball 2-4, Base- ball 2, Student Council 1-2, Handicraft Club 2-3, Tumb- ling Club 1, Glee Club 1-2, 4, Boys' Intramurals 1, Junior Prom Committee 3. JOHN MAC VICAR: Tumbling Club 2-4, F. F. A. Presl- dent 4, Chess and Checkers Club 4, Social' Dance Club 3, Sportsmen's Club 4, Archery Club 4, Boys' Intra- murals 3-4. PEARL MAC VICAR: Glee Club 3-4, Girls' Intra- murals 2-4, Chess and Checkers Club 2-3, Social Dance Club 4, Candy Salesgirl 4. BORTOL0 MENEGUS: Chess Ka Checkers Club 1-4. JOAN MILLER: Student Council 1, Handicraft Club 1, Bridge and Canasta Club 2-4, Social Dance Club 4, Band 3, Cafeteria Cashier 4, Teacher's Secretary 4, Christmas Program 1-2, Glee Club 1-4, Bank Teller 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Hlghlines and Bylines Staff 4. BARBARA MILNER: Girls' Intramurals 1-4, Glee Club 1-3, Modern Dance Club 2,4, Social Dance 3-4, Oper- etta 1,2, Christmas Concert 1-4, Gym Demonstration l-2, Hlghlines and Bylines Staff 1, Cheerleader 2-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Knitting Club 1, Class Re- porter 1. NAOMI MOREY: Glee Club 1-3, Social Dance Club 3-4, Modern Dance Club 4, Stagecraft Club 1, Social Dance Instructor 4, Cafeteria Cashier 2, Christmas Concert 1-4, Operetta 1-2. EILEEN MUELLER: Glee Club 1, Social Dance Club I, 3-4, Girls' Intramurals 3-4, Bridge and Canasta Club 4, Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3, Basketball Team 2, Card Party Committee 3-4, Chairman Basket- ball Program Committee 3, Junior Prom Orchestra Committee 3, Christmas Program Usherette 4. CARL MUSSER: Basketball 2-4, Boys' Intramurals 1- 4, Vice President of Sportsmen's Club 4, Sportsmen's Club 4, Handicraft Club 1-2, Tumbling Club 3. ALFRED NIGHTINGALE: Boys' Intramurals 1 -4, Tumbling Club 3-4, Sportsmen's Club 4. MARION OLIVER: Glee Club l-4, Librarian 2-3, Band 1-4, Librarian 3-4, Girls' Intramurals 1-4, Orchestra 1-4, Assembly Committee 1-2, Operetta 1, Mixed Choir 3, Girls' Octet 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Clu'istmas Concert 1-4, Teacher's Secretary 3, 4, Brass Choir 4. GLEN OSMUN: F. F. A. Basketball 3, Soft Ball 1, Foot- ball 1, F. F.A. Farm Shows and Sales Committee 4, Tumbling Club 3-4. ANNA PETRILAK: Girls' Intramurals 1-4, Glee Club l-2, Social Dance Club 3, Christmas Program 2, Oper- etta 1, Junior Prom Committee 3, Clarion Staff 3-4, Clarion History and Description Committee 4, Candy Salesgirl 4, Library Assistant 4, Play Usherette 2-4, Teacher's Secretary 4. MARJORIE RACE: Band 1-4, Librarian's Assistant 3- 4, Orchestra 1-4, Glee Club 1-4, Mixed Chorus 1-3, Girls' Octet 3-4, Clarinet Quartette 2-3, Cafeteria Cashier 2, Operetta 1, Girls' Intramurals 1, 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Plays 1, 3-4. ROBERT RAFFERTY: Boys' Intramurals 1-2, Tumb- ling Club 2-3, Make-Up Club 4, Stagecraft Club l. THOMAS REED: Boys' Intramurals 1-4, Football 3-4, Glee Club 1-3, Baseball 4, Sportsmen's Club 4, Chess and Checkers Club 2-3, Social Dance Club 4. SENIUR IJIRECTURY GAYLE SANDERS: Clarion Staff 3-4, Editor 4, High- lines and Bylines 1-3, Orchestra 1-3, Usherette for Graduation Exercises 3, Plays 3-4, Student Council 1, Pianist 2-4, Cafeteria Cashier 2, Glee Club 1, Junlor Prom Committee 3, Social Dance Club 3. RONALD SARSON: Football 2-4, Tumbling Club 2-4, Class Vice President 3, Boys' Intramurals l-4, Student Cotmcil 2, Chess and Checkers Club 1, Junior Prom Decorating Committee 3, Social Dance Club 3-4, Var- sity 'B' Club 2-3. AINSWORTH SCOTT: Football Manager 2-4, Band 1- 4, Boys' Intramurals 1-4, Social Dance Club 4, Handi- craft Club 1, Basketball 2, Glee Club 1, Brass Choir 2. JOHN SRIOTNAK: Boys' Intramurals 1-4, Band 3-4, President 4, Student Council 3-4, Vice President 3, Glee Club 1-4, Operetta 1, Plays 3-4, Baseball 3-4, Basket- ball 2,4, Tumbling Club 1-2, Play Usher 2. GARY SMITH: Plays 1-4, Operetta 1, Boys' Intramurals 1-4, Football 3, Band 1-2, Junior Prom Committee 4, Social Dance Club 3-4, Glee Club 1-4, Clarion Staff 4, Basketball Manager 2, Dance Committee 4. OLIVER SMITH: Band 1, Baseball 3, Boys' Intra- murals 1-4, Chess and Checkers Club 3, F. F. A. Treas- urer 3, Stamp Club 1. JOAN SPITTLE: Glee Club 1-3, Girls' Intramurals 1- 4, Modern Dance Club 2, 4, Social Dance Club 3-4, Op- eretta 1-2, Highlines and Bylines Staff 1, Christmas Concert 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Cheerleader 2-3, Captain 4, Gym Demonstration 1-2. JANE STAMPONE: Glee Club 1-4, Handicraft Club 1, Social Dance Club 3-4, Modern Dance Club 2, Card Party Committee 4, Candy Salesgirl 4, Girls' Intra- murals 1-4, Make-Up Committee 4, Operetta 1, Christ- mas Program 2-3, Assembly Program 3, Graduatio: Committee 4. ALBERTA STEELE: Girls' Intramurals 1-4, Glee Club 1-2, Student Council 1-3, Handicraft Club 2, Social Dance Club 3-4, Modern Dance Club 4, Operetta 1-2, Christmas Concert 2-3, Junior Prom Committee 3. ELLIS STEELE: Boys' Intramurals 1-4, Class Presi- dent l, Tumbling Club 1-4, Social Dance Club 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, F. F. A. Basketball 2-4. BARRY STOCKER: Football 1-4, Basketball 1, 3, Var- sity 'B' Club 1-2, Social Dance Club 3-4, Boys' Intra- mlu'als 1-4. WILLIAM STOUT: Football 2-4, Basketball 2-4, Base- ball 2-4, Boys' Intramurals 1, Social Dance Club 3-4, Tumbling Club 1, Handicraft Club 2, Sportsmen's Club 4, Varsity 'B' Club 2-3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Glee Club 1-4, Gym Demonstration 3. PATRICIA TWEEDIE: Girls' Intramurals 2,4, Glee Club 2, Play Usherette 2, Twirler 2-4, .Handicraft Club 1, Assembly Program 2, Cafeteria Cashier 3-4, I-Iighlines and Bylines Staff 2, Assembly Committee 2, Student Council 1-2, Chairman for Candy Committee 4. JOAN UDITIS: Girls' Intramurals 1-4, Glee Club 1-3, Modern Dance Club 2, 4, Social Dance Club 3-4, Oper- etta 1, Christmas Concert 1-4, I-lighllnes and Bylines Staff 1, Junior Prom Waitress 1, Gym Demonstration 2, Knitting Club l, Assembly Committee 3, Junior Prom Committee 3. FRED VANNATTA: Football 3-4, Basketball 2-4, Base- ball 3-4, Student Council 3-4, Snowball Committee 3- 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Tumbling Club 1-2, 4, Social Dance Club 3, Football Manager 2, Boys' Intra- murals 1-2, Class Vice President 4. HAROLD VANNATTA: Basketball 1-4, Boys' Intra- murals 1-4, Tumbling Club 1-2, Social Dance Club 4, Sportsmen's Club 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Assem- bly Committee 3. PEARL WAGNER: Girls' Intramurals 1-4, Glee Club 1, Operetta 1, Clarion Staff 3-4, Business Manager 4, Social Dance Club 3, Candy Salesgirl 4, Play Usher- ette 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Teacher's Secre- tary 4, Program Committee 4, Financial Committee 4. CAROLE WERKHEISER: Girls' Intramurals 1-4, Glee Club 1-2, Highlines and Bylines Staff 1-2, Modern Dance Club 2, 4, Social Dance 3-4, Operetta 1-2, Christmas Concert 2-4, Variety Show 3, Talent Show 1-4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Gym Demonstration 2. LUCILLE WESTER: Glee Club 1-3, Social Dance Club 3-4, Student Council 1, 4, Girls' Intramurals 1-2, 4, Junior Prom Theme Committee 3, Chess and Checkers Club 1-2, Bridge and Canasta Club 4, Graduation Com- mittee 4, Candy Committee 4. JOHN WISNER: Boys' Intramurals 1-4, Football 3-4, Tumbling Club 4, Chess and Checkers Club 2, F. F. A. Treasurer 2, F. F. A. Vice President 4, Basketball 4, Stamp Club 1, Social Dance Club 4, President of Chess and Checkers Club 3. GRACE WOLFINGER: Band 1-4, Treasurer 4, Card Party Committee 3-4, Student Council 2-3, Play Usher- ette 2, 4, Junior Prom Orchestra Committee 3, Junior Prom Decoration Committee 3, Candy Committee 4, Christmas Card Committee 4, Basketball Program Committee 3, Bake Sale Committee 1-4, Candy Con- cession Committee 1. BARBARA YEAGER: Glee Club 1-4, Chess and Check- ers Club 4, Bridge and Canasta Club 2-3, Social Dance Club 4, Girls' Intramurals 1, Operetta 1, Highllnes and Bylines Staff 4, Junior Prom Refreshment Committee 3, Christmas Program l, 3-4, Handicraft Club 1. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Lewis G. Howard R. Hill Gene Laughlin Joseph Wagner H. D. Galloway Hamilton Rev. and Mrs. Ira M. Wheatley James Kovacs, Jr. Dorothy Gordon Samuel Siff Beverly Chisler Mr. Wilbur Garrison Mrs. Ruth Morey Agnes Walz A Friend Al Glenn Mrs. Elsie Jackson Thomas Vitale Howard Willever William Millheim John E. French M Co. 11th lnf. Regt., IGMR Cynthia C. Cooper Mr. Frank Stout Harry Baker Spring Brook Place Robert C. Vannatta Jane Fowler Carolyn and Vicky Lowther Cline Reed Buying Cows and Calves Seal Weidman Mr. Dominick Colangelo Ronald Sarson Mrs. Roy Beers Mrs. William Fackenthal Bertha and Paul W. Cool Mrs. Belle Crisman Mrs. John G. Flora A Friend George Weidman Green Tree Gift Corner Kathryn Buchman Miss Maire Mizdail Kathleen Guyette Robbertina Pauls William H. Titus William J. Karabinus, Jr. James G. Sandt Stanley Herbert A Friend Florence Barnes PATRUNS Mr. John F. Stampone Donna, Phyllis, and Bustor Mrs. Ida Lorenzo Raymond S. Sipple and Brothers Joseph W. Roseberry Compliments of Penn-Jersey Ba Audrey Alleger Pearl Mac Vicar Mr. Kovacs Marion La Bar A. John Deputy Af2c and Mrs. Whitmore Jean and Barbara Bayley Mr. John Stillwell Harry Van Horn Mr. Bruno J. Furlin Mrs. Charles Wendland A Friend Richard C. Walker Sharon Seeger Mrs. Elizabeth Lantz Ethel M. Fisher Miss Irene O'Donnell Fred J. Vowinkle Mrs. A. C. Kellogg Marion Poyer Barbara Hartung Private Gene Casey A Friend 1 Charles V. Beck' Mattie Allen Brainards P. T. A. M. M. Vannatta Mrs. Gelbert S. Befford William L. Shipley Mrs. Virginia Predmore Thomas Corcoran A Friend Compliments of Floyd W. I-lil1's Amoco Service Margies Cup A Friend Starner's Pharmacy Portland Shoe Repairing John Marchel Mrs. Gladys H. Hill Mrs. Irene Mensch Donald Douglass Erwin Pensack Pat Rasely Mrs. Anna Mackey Beers r Kr. Grill sssssssssssssssssssssssf-assessssssssssssssesssss 0 0 . Q . . and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. Harvey Wolfinger Clark Gould Joseph Glacier Andor Wester Charles Dutt E. T. Schotz Henry W. Dinger Earl J. Mack Charles E. Langner F. W. Sanders Harry S. Vosburgh Max F. Mueller D. K. Roseberry Fred Halvey Floyd A. Cassels Paul Good Kenneth Buchman Robert G. Vannatta Harry Gross W. G. Hagenbuch J olm Starr Edmund King George Dicker William B. Mooney Hiram E. Alleger Robert Watchorn Thomas Hartzog Kenneth Shoemaker, Jr. Wilmont Osmun Albert Salter Harold J. Casey A. G. Tinsman Augustus Herbert Kelsey Fulmer W. A. Gaugler Harry Vetter Stephen Petrilak Harold Andrews C. W. Maxwell William Stewart Walter Ott Edward Wismer E. C. Tigar Channing Harold France Frank Bair Alexander Ducanis PATRUNS Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr.'and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Baldauf Norman Keyser R. Emele Edward Mack Robert Crusen E. F. Orpen Harold Herman Stephen DaKay Joseph Steele, Jr. Clyde Brands Edward Yeager Earl Cathers J. B. Normington Frederick Vinson L. S. Batt George Wilhelm C. M. Richards H. George Lockard Leonard Rue Walter Read, Sr. Fred Fuchs Walter Hanna D. A. Gibson Rev. and Mrs. C. B. Munn Mr. Raymond E. Learn Grace G. Walters A Friend The Portland The Garden Joan Jackson House Frank H. Folkner Milton B. Haring Fred Bischoff Cpl. Horace E. Baylor Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Hampton Edward J. French Earl R. Learn Foster Myers Raymond Willever William Martin Chester B. Creveling Raymond A. Wolfinger John Sirotnak Ollie Cruts H. L. Butler Orval Hoffman J. Harold Cavanaugh COMPLIMENTS OF BELVIDERE MARKET IEssE and IIGGS COMPLIMENTS OF REMBRANDT STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHERS F012 THIS YEARBOOK sPEc1AL1sTs IN PORTRAITS AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Centre Square EASTON. PENNSYLVANIA R'ff'fTf 'f' 'WTF' 'r' Y ' . . CONGRATULATIONS AND CONTINUED SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATES CLASS OF 1953 BELVIDERE HIGH SCHOOL CELANESE CORPORATION OF AMERICA PLASTICS DIVISION BELVIDERE PLANT CONGRATULATIONS BELVIDERE HOSIERY MILLS, INC Fifth and Knowlton Streets BELVIDERE. NEW IERSEY BELVIDERE BLOCK COMPANY BUILDING BLOCKS cmd CHIMNEY BLOCKS Route 6 and 46 Plant Located at: BRIDGEVILLE. NEW IERSEY OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF 1953 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BELVIDERE BELVIDERE. NEW IERSEY WEST JERSEY TELEPHONE CO. DELAWARE VALLEY DAIRY F. E. DUTT, Propl MILK -:- CREAM PHII.LlPSBURG. R. D. 2, NEW IERSEY Phillipsburg 5-3005 POTTED PLANTS CUT FLOWERS EDGAR M. GINGLES F L o R 1 S T ' FLOWERS Fora ALL occAS1oNS P. O. BELVIDERE, NEW IERSEY RT. 6. BRIDGEVILLE. NEW IERSEY Phone 257-R-22 COMPLIMENTS OF A VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS N0. 5193 COMPLIMENTS OE BELVIDERE WOMEN'S CLUB SOLID COMFORT THROUGH THE YEARS GRADUATES . . . Q ,TUAT f YoU'1.L BE PROUD OF THE V. ,,Q'Q,:1f-1? In u -'-,f :zlz I 4,.,.,.4., ' .zllia 21? '.,1.:1:Z111 2 12' HOME TO-BE, WHEN HHS QQQW i'f ':A111 : :-,.1 iiilliiiliiais .:feaeafee2s2ai2222ae21 :11 2111:'1'1 T T. SUETlT Q 7 1 iA 'A SS,Q ISHED BY T1i'T . S FORD ' FURNITURE I Q Xggg, , '--'- f'- 1 -'f:-1251z25:::3g:1,:5:3.g-I-1:2: :-:-1'-' --,,Q,.1f,T 3ii-321, ug X' f ffhalniffw' s.x4'S.-9' CROWN HEATING SERVICE INSTALLATIONS and SERVICE OIL BURNERS - ELECTRICAL - PLUMBING HEATING R. D. COLUMBIA, NEW IERSEY Iephonez Blcxirstown 49R12 THE MEETING AND EATING SPOT BLAIRSTOWN DINER THE HOME OF DELIOIOUS FOOD On Route 8 BLAIRSTOWN. NEW IERSEY 2. -v . -54,4 ,u .I DELAVAL MILKERS and SEPARATORS ESCO MILK COOLERS and FARM FREEZERS BEAN POWER SPRAYERS and HAYMAKERS FAIRBANKS MORSE WATER SYSTEMS G. HIRAM BUCHMAN, INC. FARM and DAIRY EQUIPMENT BELVIDERE. NEW IERSEY IAMESWAY BARN EQUIPMENT - SEPCOTTOT WATER HEATERS CROSLEY RANGES, REFRIGERATORS and FREEZERS MAYTAG WASHERS cmd IRONERS Phone 395 COMPLIMEN TS OF FRANK I. FOLKNER BLUE SUNOCO BU'I'IZVI1.LE,NEWIERSEY COMPLIMENTS OF PEQUEST KNITTING MILLS Ph ne 152 LOG BILL DONST BELVIDERE. NEW JERSEY C A B I N INN WATERFRONT INN FAMOUS POR FINE FOOD SEAFOOD - STEAKS - CHOPS TURKEY and CHICKEN IN THE RUFF DINNER - BANOUETS - SANDWICHES - PARTIES Route 6 BELVIDERE. NEW IERSEY Compliments Of PHILADELPHIA DAIRY PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers Of ARISTOCRAT ICE CREAM SERVED AT OUR CAFETERIA ALLENTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA Phone 7253 ygafwj y SALES - FORD - SERVICE We Repair Any Make CUT Of Truck coMPL1MENTs ' PARSONS Morons, OF INC- LAY'ro N's Greenwich at 4th Streets M A R K E T BELVIDERE. N. I. 5 Market Street WALTER PARSONS, President Phone 240 After You Graduate . . . Subscribe to THE BELVIDERE S' PARK MILLER APoLLo-IOURNAL IN S U H A N C E QSCHOOLNEWS REAL ESTATE - SPORTS N-QW will-Biz 0 SOCIAL EVENTS Q CHURCH NEWS Phone 5-3016 Keep in touch with your school friends through your local paper. PRESS PUBLICATIONS PRINTERS - PUBLISHERS THE BLAIRSTOWN PRESS NETCONG-STANHOPE NEWS THE BLAIRSTOWN PRESS BLAIRSTOWN. N. I. THE PORTLAND PRESS PORTLAND, PA. CASE - NEW IDEA FARM MACHINERY HARDWARE - PAINTS GLASS PAUL M. SOUDERS HARMONY. N. I. FOR SALE PURE BRED cmd TOP GRADE HOLSTEIN and BROWN SWISS COWS SEWELL P. FOX WASHINGTON. N. I. Telephone 574 FARMERS TRADING POST I . G . H A L L AND SON DELAWARE QUALITY POULTRY and LIVESTOCK FEEDS POULTRY SUPPLIES Route 30 OXFORD. N. I. Phone: Oxford 272-R-12 I A C K S O N ' S SPORTING GOODS 315 Mill Street BELVIDERE. N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF C R O S S R O A D S OTHER AUTQ ACCESSORIES DI N E R BRIDGEVILLE 3 F ist f NEWIERSEY S T E C K E L CONCRETE CO. PIONEERS OF READY MIXED CONCRETE PHILLIPSBURG. N. L Phones: 5-2951 - 5-2263 - 5-0900 f George K. McMurtrie L 6. CO. The Farmer's Department Store BELVIDERE. N. I. Telephone 26 ---1 rs A HAPPY FUTURE TO EACH MEMBER OF THE GRADUATING CLASS L. E. RITTER LUMBER CO. Best Wishes to the Class of '53 A C O O K ' S FLOOR 6. WALL COVERING MAGEE RUGS - LINOLEUM BISSELL SWEEPERS - TILE VENETIAN BLINDS - WALL COVERINGS Call Us For Free Estimates 304 Front Street BELVIDERE. N. I. GEORGE L. COOK Phone 40412 Ei' 'TPVXRG -' ' ,N ,... .,..M,5.. 4, , h BLAIRSTOWN HEATING 6. PLUMBING CO. PLUMBING and HEATING CONTRACTOR Water Systems - Heating Systems Bathrooms - Oil Burners BLAIRSTOWN. N. I. W. E. READ 6. SONS CARPENTERS - CONTRACTORS BUILDERS BLAIRSTOWN. R. D. 411 Phone: Hope 16-R-14 L . W . H U F F coNTRAcToRs - BUILDERS CABINET WORK OUR SPECIALTY BLAIRSTOWN. N. I. Bloirstown 38R7 COMPLIMENTS OF AYERS' GARAGE MANUNKA CHUNK. N. I. R. D. COLUMBIA. N. I. Phone: Belvidere 9049R12 Compliments of W H I T E C I TY RIDING STABLES INDIVIDUAL and CLASS INSTRUCTION By a Competent Instructor CSpecia1 Attention to the Inexperiencedl Reduced Rates During Winter Months and to Clubs and Groups Route 6 and 46 MANUNKA CHUNK, N. I.. Telephone: Belvidere 49-R-15 Sixty Years of Satisfactory Service WIDENOR BROTHERS, INC. HOUSEWARES - HARDWARE ELECTRIC and PLUMBING SUPPLIES Hotpoint Appliances - Paints Glass Oil, Gas and Combination Ranges Corner Water and Market Streets BELVIDERE. N. I. Phone 381 MQCFADDEN FUNERAL SERVICE LICENSED IN PENNSYLVANIA and NEW IERSEY 325 Hardwick Street BELVIDERE. N. I. Phone l 10 IE IT'S TASTE AND TOAST IT'S lAVES. I AVES BAKERY lvnironn. N. I. Phone 4-4227 BEST WISHES FROM HOAGLAND 6. CI.ARK. INC. GENERAL INSURANCE License Bureau Building OXFORD. N. I. WISHING YOU HAPPINESS FOR YOUR VOYAGE THROUGH LIFE WALT'S TYDOL SERVICE STATION WALTER NORMAN, Proprietor COMPLIMENTS OE KILBOURNE AND DONOHUE I4 Park Place NEWARK 2. N. I. DUNCAN MOTORS SALES and SERVICE DQSOTO - PLYMOUTH 615 Water Street BELVIDERE. N. I. Greenwich Street Telephone 14221 BELVIDERE, N. I. COMPLIMENT S FROM BRIDGE STOP CHARLES ROSS Compliments of POYER PRESS 3 Prospect Street BELVIDERE. N. I. HUFF'S THE ONLY STORE ON THE HILL C . T . IV I N S GENERAL MERCHANDISE Memorial Parkway Hgpg, N, L PHILLIPSBURG, N. I MICHAEL LABAR FRED MIEHS. IR ARTESIAN WELLS M. E. ROTARY GARDEN TILLERS PAIRRANKS - MORSE PUMPS HARMONY. N. I. BLAIRSTOWN. N. I. Phone 25-R-4 Phone 5-1061 GENERAL ELECTRIC MAYTAG ERNEI.I.A MIERS ARTIST SUPPLIES PEACHES - APPLES 235 Northampton Street BELVIDERE R. D. EASTON, PA. NEW JERSEY Phone 8773 .V l......x Compliments of DELAWARE MILLS MILES A. HUTCI-IINSON, Prop. KASCO FEEDS FEEDS - FLOUR - GRAIN - CEMENT C A S A L U S S A N I FAMOUS FOR ITALIAN FOOD COMPLIMENTS OF BRIDGEVILLE COAL YARD COAL and FUEL OIL SANDWMARKET GROCERIES, FROZEN FOODS P R O D U C E DAVE MARKLE Route 6 Quality Meats - Fresh Poultry COLUMBIA' R' D' Front and Mansfield Street BELVIDERE, N. I. Phone 49-R-3 Phone Ill COMPUMENT5 'COLUMBIA GARAGE QP W. B. DUFI' MODERN BARBER SHOP COLUMBIA' N- 7- 244 Water street Phone: Portland 38-B-11 BELVIDERE. N. I. Compliments oi ELI-IS APGAWS ROCKWOOD FARMS 'CIDER MILL FRUIT and DAIRY CUSTOM MAKING SWEET CIDER FOR SALE HARMONY. N. I. Phone: Phillipsburg 5-5053 LESLIE STEELE HARMONY, N. I. Phone: Phillipsburg 5-1043 ' Congratulations to the Class of 1953 THAT'S IF YOU EAT A LOT OF HOT-DOGS I O H N N Y ' S HOT-DOG STAND Route 6 and 46 BUTTZVILLE. N. I. BOGLIOLI'S PALACE OF SVVEETS BELVIDERE. N. I. M . D E A N HILL TOP FRUIT MARKET COLUMBIA. R. D., N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF FLUSHING SHIRT CO. BELVIDERE. N. I. EDMUND GULICK DEALER IN G.L.I-' QUALITY FEEDS VAII.. N. I. Phone: Blairstown 51-R-2 ISLAND PARK MR. and MRS. H. MOUNTAIN BU'I'I'ZVILLE. N. I. BELVIDERE PAINT AND WALLPAPER STORE ASAM WALLPAPER and MATCHING FABRICS PITTSBURGH PAINTS Historic and Rubberized Paints I. I. LUBOWICKI Telephone 2-3311 DR. IVIILTON FRANKLIN OPTOMETRIST 322 Front Street BELVIDERE. N. I. H. T. BUCKENMYER REALTOR REAL ESTATE ond INSURANCE 316 Front Street BELVIDERE GARDEN STATE SUPPLY CO. A COMPLETE LINE OF POULTRY AND BARN EQUIPMENT VETERINARY MEDICINES Off Highway :HG BRIDGEVILLE. N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF BELVIDERE DINER HAROLD I-IAMLEN, Proprietor BELVIDERE. N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF STAR DOLLAR CLEANERS cmd DYERS PI-IILLIPSBURG, N. L' Phone 5-3771 COMPLIMENTS OF HA1VIILL'S MARKET COLUMBIA, N. I. DAVIS PHARMACY ALFRED DAVIS, Reg. Ph. DRUGS and COSMETICS 329 Front Street BELVIDERE, N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF SINCLAIR REFINING COMPANY AUSTIN HENDERSHOT, Agent HACKETTSTOWN. N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF KNOVVLTON AIVIERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY POST No. 418 COMPLIMEN TS OF HUN'I'ERS LODGE DELAWARE, N. I. HAZLEI'I S HATCHERY BABY CHICKS - POULTRY FEEDS SUPPLIES BELVIDERE. N. I. Phone 7R6 COMPLIMENTS OF T RI A N G L E SERVICE STATION E. S. THOMPSON, Proprietor Mill and Greenwich Streets BELVIDERE. N. I. GLADYS GLAD FASHION SHOPPE KATHERINE IACKSON, Proprietor 299 Mill Street BELVIDERE. N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF VINCENT BAN OS BROOKFIELD GARDEN NURSERY DELAWARE, N. I. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1953 FROM HARMONY PARENT-'I'EACHER ASSOCIATION COMPLIMEN TS OF A. B. HARTUNG HoPE. N. I. TOBY'S HOT DOG STAND PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. HARRY W. FOLKNER SAND - GRAVEL EXCAVATING - BULLDOZING TRUCKING BU'I'I'ZVILI.E. N. I. WILLIAM I. RAUB GENERAL CONTRACTOR and BUILDER ROOFING - ESTIMATING CONCRETE WORK R. D. 2 PHILLIPSBURG. N. I. Diol 5-6268 ATEN'S MARKET BERTHA ond FLOYD ATEN CHOICE MEATS on-d GROCERIES HOPE. N. I. Phone 5-R-31 BLAIRSTOWN SALES AND SERVICE, INC. FORD CARS ond TRUCKS GAS - ACCESSORIES Route :q:8 BLAIRSTOWN, N. I. HARMONY GARDENS GEORGE BETTERIDGE, Proprietor LANDSCAPING - HARDY PLANTS BULBS cmd POTTED PLANTS R. D. 2. PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. HOPE SERVICE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE HOPE R. S. BOWERS A. S. BOWERS HENRY BEAUTY SHOPPE HAIR STYLISTS Specialists In PERMANENTS cmd FINGER WAVING HAIR BLEACHING cmd DYEING 412 Front Street BELVIDERE Telephone: Belvidere 30422 VINNET'S BEAUTY SALON COMPLIMENTS OF THE GARNEI' SWEET SHOP Morris Street PHILLIPSBURG. N. I. Best Wishes from NORTH IERSEY KNITTING MILLS, INC. LADIES' FULL-PASHIONED HOSIERY 111 Mansfield Street BELVIDERE. N. I. Phone 305 BELVIDERE APPLIANCE CO. FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES EASY WASHERS ADMIRAL TELEVISION 308 Front Street BELVIDERE, N. I. COMPLIMEN TS OF NAGY'S SERVICE CENTER SUNOCO GAS and OILS BELVIDERE PIKE OSMUN FEED SERVICE ART OSMUN, Proprietor CUSTOM GRINDING and MIXING FEED - SEED - FERTILIZER MOLASSES Route 6 DELAWARE, N. I. Phone: Belvidere 213-R-23 GAS-UP - DRINK-UP AND EAT YOUR HOT DOGS AT WILDWOOD F. WASHBURN, Proprietor Route 6 and 46 MANUNKA CHUNK, N. I. lNear Belviderel COMPLIMENTS OF MACK'S MOUNTAIN VIEW MARKET ORMAN'S HOT DOG STAND Memorial Parkway PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. EDWARD A. RANGE ESHELMAN FEED - SEED FERTILIZER - WET GRAIN AND TRUCKING Before You Buy or Sell See Range COLUMBIA. N. I. Phone: Hope 7R51 Centerville BELVIDERE SERVICENTER SHELL SERVICE FRITZ SCHROEDER Route 6 BELVIDERE, N. I. COMPLIMEN TS OF B L A I R S T O W N ESSO SERVICENTER Route 14:8 BLAIRSTOWN. N. I. G A R Y L E E SPORTSWEAR COMPANY BLOUSES TI-IE NEW ALBERT'S INN From Motnunkcx Chunk Now At WASHINGTON, N. I. Route 24 ITALIAN-AMERICAN FOOD AND PIZZA PIE Compliments of SLAMPYAK'S MARKET BLUE IcNo1' STORE BRAINARDS. N. I. Phone: 5-3057 Compliments of FRED B. CRUMBOUGH GROCERIES COLUMBIA. N. I. Compliments of THEO. HOPPOCK DISTRIBUTOR OF SCI-IAIBLE'S PRODUCTS PHILLIPSBURG SUPPLY COMPANY LUMBER - BUILDING SUPPLIES STARLINE - BARN EQUIPMENT Phone 5-1106 ALLEGHENY BEEF COMPANY AMERICAS MOST UNUSUAL MEAT DEPARTMENT MT. BETHEL, PA. P tlcxnd 121 -48-B-4 COMPLIMENTS OF OLIVER S. BRUGLER AND SON COLUMBIA. N. I. MILLS MARINE BASE SHOP IN EASTON PARK CONVENIENTLY AT LOU GOERIG'S SHELL PARKING LOT BRAINARDS CAFE 1oHN SIROTNAK SI-IUFFLE BOARD AND TELEVISION FIVE ACRES RESTAURANT AND SODA FOUNTAIN I. O. B. SWENSON Route 6 BELVIDERE, N. I. Telephone 257-R-21 SIVIICKLE'S MOBILE STATION Route 6 BRIDGEVILLE, N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF HORVA'I'I-I'S BAKERY EASTON. PA. COMPLIMENTS LOUIS A. GRAY BELVIDERE. N. 1. ne 224 COMPLIMENTS OF B U T T Z VI L L E G A R A G E COMPLIMENTS OF K N O W L T O N HOSIERY MILLS BELVIDERE, N. I. SIVIITH MOTOR CO., INC FORD - MERCURY Sales and Service FORD TRACTORS DEARBORN FARM EQUIPMENT WASHINGTON. N. I. Phone 281 COMPLIMENTS OF CROSSROADS FARM MARSHALL'S FARM MARKET FANCY HOME GROWN PRODUCE STRAWBERRIES - SWEET CORN Route 6 DELAWARE, N. I. CEDAR RIDGE FARM ED'S REPAIR SERVICE WELDING SERVICE HAZEN. N. I. COMPLIMENTS OP BELVIDERE BARGAIN STORE COMPLIMENTS OF MIR. and MRS. HAROLD I. SMITH BELVIDERE RESTAURANT FEATURING COMPLETE LINE OF SEAFOOD CHANGE OF MENU TWICE WEEKLY SUNDAY-COMPLETE FULL COURSE DINNERS VERNA - MICKEY, Proprietors COMPLIMENTS OF BAKER'S FIVE AND TEN CENT STORE BELVIDERE, N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF MAPLEDALE DAIRY S. D. WILLEVER, Proprietor Remember The Ten Of 53 RUTH CHIP ALLEGER MARION BOOKIE BUCHMAN GAYLE SANDY SANDERS ANNE CABBAGE CAVANAUGH LUCILLE PETE WESTER IOYCE RUSTY GOLUB EILEEN DREAMER MUELLER GRACE WOOF WOLFINGER CAROLYN LYNN LA BARRE IANE PONY STAMPONE MILLIGAN PRESS PRINTERS HACKETTSTOWN, N. I. Phone 744 SEE AND DRIVE THE. MOST SHOCK PROOF CAR IN THE WORLD THE NEW NASH AIRFLYTE AT ALLEGER'S GARAGE H. E. ALLEGER C. E. DEWEY BELVIDERE. 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Hillbrae Farms BILL NOLAN BELVIDERE' Ni T- Home 434-zz Phones: office 147-Z2 Compliments of Compliments of AIVIERICAN HOUSE S T E W A R T , IN . LARRY QIEZEN-IIAI-1535!-E?RILLIi5'roprietors SALEg?IgHEQgE'fggTEgL1ig3EJBILE THE BEST IN SANDWICHES FENDER and BODY REPAIRS AND ITALIAN FOOD 4 Prospect Street HOPE, N. I. BELVIDERE, N, I. Telephone: Hope 10-R-21 Phone 34 COMPLIMENTS OF HOPPAUGH'S DEPARTMENT STORE Front Street BELVIDERE. N. I. EDWARD C. HOY T FIRE omd AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE 519 Oadord Street BELVIDERE. N. I. 'I'I-IE WHITE HOUSE CANDY - ICE CREAM som FOUNTAIN - LUNCH Blairstown-Hope Road BLAIRSTOWN. N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF HENDERSHOT'S DELAWARE, N. I. CCMPLIMENTS OF IACK SKOW'S GARAGE Next to D. L. 6: W. Railroad Station Blcrirstown-Hope Road BLAIRSTOWN. N. I. SEE I. CLEANERS AND TAILORS MADE TO MEASURE CLOTHES STORE - BELVIDERE, N. I. PLANT - BLAIRSTOWN. N. I. Compliments of D E L A W A R E ESSO STATION Distributor of ARMSTRONG TIRES Route :H 6 DELAWARE. N. I. McMURTRIE'S FEED SERVICE MIXING cmd GRINDING FLORY'S FEED HAY - GRAIN - FEED UNADILLA SILOS - ALPHA CEMENT HOPE. N. I. Phone 16-R-23 G. C. KINNEY AND SON POULTRY, EGGS and FEED HAINESBURG, N. I. LOUIS I. DUIMSTRA GROCERIES - MEATS VEGETABLES HAINESBURG, N. I. Phone: Blorirstown 50-R-32 CLARENCE LA BARRE S 6 S CONTRACTORS FRANK SNYDER EXCAVATING - RIGGING MOVING HAINESBURG, N. I. Phone: B1c1Irstown 50-R-14 VVILLIAM GRAY'S COAL YARD C O A L OLD COMPANY'S LEHIGH IEDDO OR HIGHLAND Phone: Belvidere 214RS DISTRIBUTOR OF FARM IMPLEMENTS COMPLIMENTS BARN CLEANERS SILAGE CARTS - FEED CARTS BARN VENTILATORS POULTRY HOUSE VENTILATORS ALL PURPOSE LIME SPREADERS COMPLIMENTS OF BUCKHORN CASINO OP A FRIEND Compliments of RICHARD HILLYERD ELECTRIC and GAS WELDING MCMILLEN OILS ' HAINESBURG. N. I. COMPLIMEN TS OF M O N A H A N ' S GENERAL STORE DELAWARE. N. I. HARMONY INN IOHN M. LENNARD CHOICE DRINKS - SANDWICHES SHUFFLEBOARD R. D. 412 PIm.LIPsBUnG. N. I. ALBERTSON'S SERVICE STATION GAS - OIL GENERAL REPAIRS ACCESSORIES SUNOCO GAS ond OILS CIGARS - CANDY - SODA Great Meadows R. D. HOPE, N. I. Phone 12-R-3 You Are Always Welcome Here I-IILL VIEW FARMS HOWARD R. HILL, Proprieior DEALER IN DAIRY ond ALL KINDS OF BEEF CATTLE BLAIRSTOWN. N. I. Phone 482R-2 F . I. B E E R S BUILDING CONTRACTOR II. D. 412 PHILLIPSBURG. N. I. Phone 55066 GUY'S BAR AND GRILL SEAFOOD - SIEAKS - CHOPS 665 Columbus Avenue PHILLIPSBURG. N. I. Phone 5-9174 COMPLIMENTS OF PEQUEST BEND ARMANDO FRATEZI One Quarter IVI.ile East of BELVIDERE Phone 288R4 LET US ENDEAVOR SO TO LIVE THAT WHEN WE COME TO THE END EVEN THE UNDERTAKER WILL BE SORRY. -MARK TWAIN F R E D G . L A U E KNAPP SHOES - FARMSBY SHIRTS BLAIRSTOWN. N. I. 'v, ' I X 4, A M, 1. Q, 9 . YV uf 1.1 f:.Jf.a5g-A1455 11: A . . N, , , 15,41 . ,V Lggahis '-w rif'-ew'-1'3'11' J ' ,f .'f' E' 3191? - 'cifkfw354'-:WJQ12-2214? :-my .-.-:ip .Jw 1 -5- ,Q-1-4m'r Ay '11..A - .1 A.. 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