Belvidere High School - Clarion Yearbook (Belvidere, NJ)

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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

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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.