Belvidere High School - Clarion Yearbook (Belvidere, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

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K, K 4. ggi . D 41 ',.. I Belvidere High School party, Washington D. C., April, 1926. Belvidere High School party, Mt. Vemon, Va.. May, 1924. . I I iffzx ,ja Zi' v'.j N4 4th Annual Dinner, Belvidere High School Alumni Association. Iune 2. 1951. i-,, .mi- ff., .ff 986660 fwn x 'V We, ihieiudents ot Belvidere High School, wish to dedicate this yer book to the ideal of progress iri our coirimuriity and school throiidh the rv: thirty years. We have choseri as GU exeiiiplificatiori ot prvrareszfsivu Cllllltxllfill Dr. Maurice E. Beesley, Dr. Beesley served as a iiieiiioor ot the liwlvidc school board lor thirtyflour years. lhiririgg tliis: time, twenty om- yviir-s we spent as presiderit giviriq sound advice cmd leadersliig in our vdiicdtior program. May we, as did Dr. Becsley, qrasy- the siaziitxcmicv ol tic-edt progress and use it to better our own hoiiies and schools as well our community. ,,Q'yf?C1fif' E775 ,.-77 -if 7 'PF' ' sf'.'?1bL. , f ' 'w.- ,445 X '4'!9 W 3. sig --1 -- -. ' f ' UL. f ggfp n W , 1 'fill g iff? 1 f - My ,f -5 fr! fgadfv 4 ,,-A . 1 , . , n I ff! ,, WW I' AU ,, , if 1 f f 1 ff ,ff 1 '-f 'I r X 1 Q 1' , J!- 1 .. .-,.-.,.,. ' H f. f 1 , X5 fkm Xl WI 21 gf ' --7? 1'-'-'x' if N H ' N 5-J pf' A, - f- Q X if - If 3 r :- 1iij3:g,--1 1 L in .A f lbfx Wf if 'f ' W ? i' R V Il , fl ' ' ' Q - Q 7 M Z 44 fy, f? UA! Q V ' , ,V ' if V N7 5 Qffpf' QW 4' f 'W f ' Q12 x x:!hf2 f', , . L' M ,rl1m. f,. . x ' ' A XX-: MR. WILLIAM H. WEST, SUPERINTENDENT B.Acct.. B.Ed., Ed.M. Rider College, Rutgers University, New York University Dear Belvidere Pupils: A yearbook is a record of who we have been, what we have been and where we have been. As such it is a small part of the record ol life which we are developing continually. Some pictures in this book will prove to be real treasures in later yearsg others may lose significant meaning for you. ln this yearbook are pictures made by both experts and amateur photographers, The latter are in many cases what are called candid shots. ln lite alter school most mental pictures that folks get of you are candid-just as you are. Be sure you show all of them to best advantage at all times. You will if always you live each day the way you would like to be found living it by the Supreme ludge ol mankind. Sincerely yours, William H. West Superintendent MRS. FAITH BAYLEY Secretary to the Superintendent l- .-L . , ' tl, xii.: 4 . at U A h A. . .fix . 1 .f. 1: MRS. YVONNE WHITMORE Secretary to the Principal 0 3 MR. MARIO P. GRIPPI. PRINCIPAL B.S., M.Ed. East Stroudsburg State Teachers College, Rutgers University You have a good education one you can be proud ol. Yet it must not he forgotten that it your education is to be as valuable as your school has tried to make it, you must make practical application ot the things you have been taught. Reading, writing and arithmetic are tools for education. Education itself is a tool for living. You are today citizens of a state, a nation and of a World more complif cated and challenging than ever before. You have what it takes to succeed in this challenge, God Speed, Mario P. Grippi Principal 5 Mr. Domenick W. Colangelo Mr. Iulian Colonius B.S. B,S, General Science Industrial Arls Mathematics Rv Mr. Horace Herberl Mr. Zolton Kovacs B.S. B.S. Music Ari w 1 '53 Mr. Edward E. Mack Mr. Earl P. Matlison B.S. B.S. English III, IV English I. II. U. S. Hislory ll. Boys' Guidance Counselor Facult fra Q , . N M, E. Vx Mr. Bruno I. Furlin B.S. Social Business Bookkeeping 'JR lg., '1 Mrs. Thelma C. Libbey B.S. Hcme Economics 7-12 G--,., J I .ry . .M Mrs. Martha N. Galloway 8.5. English I, Spanish I, Il, Ill Mrs. Grace Lloyd R.N. School Nurse Home Nursing 5: Rf. f ' if O ll' f lf - if Mr. Ioseph McHale Miss Marie Mizdail B.S. B.S. Chemistry, Physics. Biology Mathematics -1 YQ Mr. William E. Mooney B.S. Secretarial Studies Mr. Robert I. Rees B.S. U. S. History II, World His- tory. Current World Prob- lems 'vw 'B Q f I , . A I Miss Irene O'Donnell A.B. History. English I. II. Girls Guidance Counselor M P 1 W - X I 9, --9 .L I K .W . I-kxf . . X f sf T Mr. Harry Schnieber B.S.. Ed.M. Vocational Agriculture 6. All - i' tl' EL.- Q ul' i' xftfz . -. ., K . -- ii 2 'Q .f. - qui:-. N - L 3 lrrfv' 'L :Jw . f. In lg' t W S . .':fJ?- a- 'ff Mrs. Renabelle Otten B.S. Home Economics Cafeteria Manager fr? l Mr. Iames Sheneman B.S. 7th Grade Dr-V 1? 'Q-'xx . 'hm A. V r 1 1 if , Miss Robbertina M. Pauls -B.S. Physical Education. Health 'fs fv 465. 1- was 11, Mrs. Estelle Sims B.S.. MA. School Librarian ML Fred L Vowinkel Mfg, Isabel F, Webber Miss Ruth C. Williams ns' am Grade F h xrkrlii' was H ' l Ed t' . H hh reno . . . . istory Physica ummm ea I. Girls' Guidance Coun- selor Facult WE ttih, t. ' im l : , . :NJ : : gg . .Hifi 'f Before the meeting and? BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. William West, Superintendent: Dr. Clark Gould. Mr. Carl Widenor, President: Mr. Harry Ackerman. Secretary: Mr. Harold Woliinger. STANDING: Mr. George Cook, Mr. Edgar Burd. Vice-President. MISSING FROM PHOTO: Mr. William Nolan, Mr. Stanley Gardner. We trust that your time spent in the quest of knowledge in the Belvidere High School has been pleasant and fruitfulg that as you go through life, many happy memories of the high school years will come to your thoughts. You have reached one goal set for yourself. There is great satisfaction in the culmination of this event. The friends made in school last a lifetimeg the experiences acquired will never be forgotten. So it is with knowledge, Many times you have wondered why certain subjects were required or why a teacher drilled so long on a particular subject. The answer to this cannot be found at this moment, but sometime during a lifetime to come, you will realize the need for this certain knowledge. Perhaps it will be only a quiz program, but you will be glad you know the answer, The Belvidere Board of Education wishes the best of everything to the members of the Graduating Class of l954. Carl B. Widenor, President Belvidere Board of Education t W , QM R --Ph' ,K ,ak Q EM, xii X n ' .1 M XX?-I fq Q N'-4-T1 L- 'ffl--'g.ilQf QNX 00M1l3fs,q an xl QW 'M W N f f f1'lfHfW?ai , :Q X A- iQl' X ' f ff ya. fa f x f' ,Z - :X K 5 I I Alf if - ,A Q 5 , 4,i,Ki3 ,A V7 ,J A Nuulifw' . , X X Q xi X . K ' x M' , f ' R11 Xi' . ,iX if w '1 ' r fx 3 ? l me .. ,.4 1513 ff' Our helpers during the joumey through Belvidere. 5 A msueuqm . . X fl-, Senlor Ufflcers L l hhh l ,.: If Xa. Our four years were short and happy cmd our senior clan officers helped make it more lo. 16 , . ,A-v--45' Here we are at one ol our quiet clan meelinql. CHESTER ROY ALLEN Belvidere Small in stature, Chet makes up for size in his good-natured manner. fv- KATHHYN M. ARNOLD Knowlton Kay is one of the peppy girls who make flag twirling look simple, HAROLD W. BARTOW Belvidere Not only Tojo's amusing antics, but his warm friendliness will be remembered by all, MARGARET L. BEASLEY Belvidere Although very quiet in class, Peg was voted most likely to succeed. I CAROLYN A. BEERS Harmony The hard worker and good citizen, Beersie is tops in anything. K, 4 X' GLENDA R. BERTRON Belvidere . t Our pert little flag twirler Squirt also does Q , ' well in her commercial course. ,i l V SHAHLEEN l. BOGLIOLI Belvidere A versatile musician, Shar1een is noted for her large collection of earrings. 43 DOLORES ANN BRODKA Belvidere Dee with her happy-go-lucky disposition is an example of line school citizenship, H A A Seniors 19 4 GEORGE M. BURD Harmony Being a three letter man, George is one of our classmates who excels in sports, DALE F. BURDETTE Belvidere Dales friendly nature spreads into many fields such as the FFA and his hot trumpet in the band. MADELINE LYDIA COSTANTINO Hope Madeline with her quiet manner always has a nice word and a smile for all, VIRGINIA R. CRESPO Belvidere Ginny has a quiet manner, but she is well- liked and has many friends. . ly i Ng. If I , 13 PN I' L LYLE DEAN CROSSON Harmony l'Duke voted most comical, certainly liv'-:a up to his name EUGENE M. CZERNIECKI Hope Shy 'Genef' the class artist, has what it takes to be a success in this held. ARTHUR De-YONG Knowlton One of Mr. Schneibers boys, Art has :orvorl the Future Farmers ol America well GERTRUDE A. DeYONG Knowlton Although rather quiet. Gert is always will ing to lend a helping hand to a friend Seniors 1954 P 'Q' e it 2214 414.1 'S' he I , f , F .4 .lf ji .. - EMIL ROBERT GATTI White Pride oi the school with his convertible, Emil has proved an asset on the football team. DOUGLAS GEIS White A whiz on the football team as well as at baseball Doug is admired by all. IOSEPHINE B. GOUGER Knowlton losie is looking forward to a future of mar- riage, and we're sure she will be a success. IOAN ELIZABETH GROTENHUIS Harmony A college prep student Ioan also does well in the band with her trombone. Belvidere H. l is - J E. ARLENE DOMINE Harmony Besides participating in many school activ- ities, she doesn't forget her studies. ANNA E. FREDERICKS Harmony Though quieter than most, Ann is not afraid to let others know what she is thinking, SPENCER W. GARDNER Belvidere His likable personality and friendly smile have acquired for Spence a large circle of friends. SHIRLEY M. GARHISON Harmony One of our hotrods Shirt is always gener- ous, willing, and able with her services. X I it 5 r A 4' , It r I L BETTY MAE HOFFMAN Harmony A member of the color guard squad, Betty warms us with her pleasant smile. RONALD T. IVINS Hope Fun-loving Ronnie loves to tease, but he surely has a heart of gold, BARBARA IOAN IACKSON Belvidere Quiet-looking Barb can dream up some swell ideas for everyone-'s enjoyment. EDGAR L. KINNEY Harmony When it comes to farming, Ed is really at home on the tractor and farm. Belvidere H. K DONALD R. GRUVER Hope A little shy perhaps, but a guy you can always count as a friend. LAWRENCE E. HALLETT Knowlton With a joke, prank or witty remark Larry keeps his part of the world jumping. AUGUSTINE STANLEY HERBERT Belvidere Gus is a very sports-minded person, being able to answer any sports question. it BARBARA IOAN HILL Hope Behind Bobbie's friendly grin is a wealth of friendship and line jobs accomplished. Y , ag A ,.'N I A f B' - , i rt, . 1. W, PETER E. KNOEDLER White Although Pete frequently has a carefree air about him, a person who knows him better finds a note of seriousness. SHIRLEY E. LAMBERT Hope New in B. H, S. Shirley has settled down to make another reliable school citizen. lOl-IN O. E. LAUE Belvidere lohn's interest in sports and willingness to joke illustrates one of the easiest-going and friendliest dispositions of the class. CHARLES ROBERT LINABERRY Knowlton Besides being PFA president we find fun and enjoyment which is enjoyed by all. i pb ,-7 r, 4 J 0' - K Q lelh - J . - u I . t K X S. ,..w x .F it STEPHEN R. LUBASKX Belvidere With his accordion and musical ability, Steve will make music wherever he goes. CAROL SUZANN LUHR White One of our good-looking girls, Carol made a name for herself with her art work. SHIRLEY M. MANTZ Belvidere Louie, who is always neatly attired, is equally neat in the color guard. RUTH ESTHER McMUR'l'RIE Hope Esther plans to go into nursing, and her aptitude shows she'll be a good one. Seniors 1954 SANDRA l. MERRICK Harmony Our tall and ambitious majorette, Sandy is truly one of high school spirit. IAMES H. MILLER Hope Popularly called the class Brain, lim always does his best for the numerous organizations in which he participates. ALLAN C. MUNN Belvidere He's one of the more quiet ones in the class yet of great value to dramatics, WALTER F. NAWROCKI White The old proverb Still water runs deep, be- cause ol his silence, applies to Walt, .1 fl f .- 9 4 in ,- . . x 5. Q... .al CI , IEANNE F. NEIDIG While Quick to laugh, a friendly nature, and a manner to put people at ease make 'ileannic- a likable person, ESTHER M. O'NElL Belvidere Esther's job keeps her busy, but she is: always ready to lend a helping hand, EDWARD LEE PATTERSON Knowlton The envy ol many with his wavy hair Eddie certainly seems to have no worries FRANK W. PEARCE Belvidere You can always find Frank in a good mood and ready to be lriends with anyone. eniors 19 4 ROBERTA ANN PETTY .,,,,, While 'Qt Bert is certainly a dream bait who always looks swell to add a finishing touch. YM' ELLEN ANNE POLHEMUS While A literary resource in herself she's a willing V A , Q ! worker and one that can always be relied 0 0 3 upon. f SHIRLEY A. HAUB Hannony Although picked most bashful in the class Shirley shall b e remembered for her smile, CHARLES EDWARD RICHLI NE Our most bashlul boy Charlie may be sh but h Y, e shows up well in shop. IANE ANN ROMANI White a willing worker Ionic enter Quiet and , S into almost all class activities. fi' CLAUDE T. HUDD - Harmony A fine competitor and loyal friend, lio's tho Y sort you want on your side. J, -- if NK I 'L 'N i - lf 1 MARIE E. RUSH Belvidere Captain of our cheerleaders, Marie proves sports aren't all aches and pains 1 Y ROBERT KEITH SHEPHERD Harmony ' Bob has a pleasing smile and a willingness . to work especiall ' ' y in the commercial field. A 5' l l Belvidere H. W. is N 23 r Q l . . ,J .,. that -if 2 -Fw l -Sit! it.. , . . , , , .' :, 'itil l ',r J: E:-ple: 5-1+ - f -1-'V -. ' - ' 1- , ..i-ir. -.-w:.s.-ff. 'id --a ' s W l . 1 HOWARD ROBERT STECKEL Harmony Howard, the class Romeo, is another one of the fellows who makes school football interesting, SUE ANN STECKEL Harmony Besides doing well in commercial work, Sue helps make school pleasant. ROBERT C. SWANSON White Although being rather quiet about it, Bob is certainly on the ball in shop. IACK D. SWEET A credit to our football team and class, lack shall be missed by all. Seniors 19 4 KJ EUGENE SMITH White Gene has the drive, confidence, and ambi tion to be a sure success in life. GLORIA M. SMITH White Gloria loves to talk, but when there is work to be done she can be a sincere helper. RONALD E. SMITH Belvidere lake has an agreeable personality and although quite shy, if you get to know him there is never a dull moment. THOMAS WILLIAM SMITH Belvidere Being an Ag boy, Tom enjoys the out-ot- doors not only for work, but also for his favorite sports. .1 if ' i l X Li.. E R Y. ii, ,- ' 1 ii 'l., W, CLARENCE EDWARD TEETER White Teeter hails from Hazen where we oft times see him hiking off to school. IOAN M. THOMAS White loan has proved that her happy-go-lucky disposition doesn't hamper her work. DOROTHY IRENE TITMAN Dottie is another fine girl with a blissful future in view. JAMES C. VcmHORN Hope Class aviator, lay finds flying to be a pleasant and useful favorite pastime. .QQ fl- CZ' ,7aY'1A ?' 1. Q. - 15? . AK 1 ,-f N 'T' l f ' My ,if I M4- . ' A e ' 'Z' ,Are TI' Q. ,Q-U' 5 U X - 'ef B fl , I A lx f i X 'I l f NANCY I. VORBACH White New in Belvidere during our junior year, Trenton's loss is Belvidere's gain. NANCY I.. WAGNER White Saturated with school spirit, Nancy has a friendly nature. She is a faithful and valuable member of the band. ANNA ELIZABETH WYIITMORE Belvidere Ann who is filled with schoof welfare always seems happy to be working around B. H, S, BEVERLY R. WIDENOR i Belvidere Carefree Bev, is a faithful band member who has served it for six years, Belvidere H. Nothing. even gates will stop B.H.S. students. vvvvvgr, EM 1 , r G' GEORGE ZANGERLE Hope A willing worker in closs ond out, George hos or cheerful disposition with o sense ol responsibility. ' Remember when? 'H . iw, N S Relaxing after school. How healthy can you gel? pn--...M A 1 X 3 I if 5 , - fi- X , , fA!rXPfh1,4g affix X-xx 1' , 'I-1--' fig -F fi E iii X 1 I L-if -S X xg. XRF xg -I1 , , 7 lv . ' ' V r ,M .i- 1: K -i qu ,Q-Xl Xx '27 ' , ' ' 75-- , 14 i '-- 'mil-.,-X n X ' - 'T--'- .hui ,? f ' .' ' f '-4-555 X XQ-Fixx ,ff-X 'E-, gf f 41 , :W V XNZS1. Q ,Z--W- , , NB 'IM .anim 1 , X 5.4- 4 --r Lk' 'Wi ...git I X , X PS5 X: ' 1 , . w 'J 1 ' r 'fx V v J if b ,. , + f'?f61u0': M1?'f' f 1 q I . if f g ' V I E H --Q-:+I ...-sa-..5:r:-. 1. :Ill 'X . MAHN ,s-A, -, K i- '- vs-1-we S- ..-ef f Y--4? it TT! - - f- . , Qc -- St. '- -X 'Hi S ' ' M, .. s +5 Q ir Ax 2- -s'N -,,-- Q Y . Siii R -g 3 Class Advisers LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Kovacs: Head advisor. Mrs. Otten. Mr. Furlin. Miss Pauls. Mr. Mack. Class Flower Iuniors LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Dornich. Secretary: E. Rue Treasurer: T. Echevarria. President: R. Iordun Vice-President. ikgf ... .-.-. ,-,, ....4- J' .M wal nn..-P ophomores The Class ol '56 has chosen four competent students to lead them. They are, from left to right: Iohn Duimstru. President: Bette Smith. Secretary: Bob Nolan. Treasurer: and Donald Osmun. Vice-President. Class Advisers Class Flower ,rl I V.- -4 7 B 3' ...v Freshmen CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Dorothy Reed, Secretary: Barry Widenor. President: Icmet Fethermun. Treasurer: Robert Patterson. Vice-President. MOTTO The fruit of knowledge is sweet but ihe roots are bitter. Class Flower ,..4 J y , ' ' 'Spun Class Advisers IJII1. 1 'Fifi CLASS ADVISORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Galloway, Head ad- viser: Mr. Colonius. Mr. Rees, Mr. Schnieber, Miss O'Donnell. Miss Mizdail, study supervisor. keeping watch over a Freshmen study hall. 33- Q-ll 'f. x Q -gg, lvl -QlY'l 5. f :fd I . '.!- X . r--. . F, .. V 1 FIRST ROW. Leit to Right: I. Normington, C. Frazier, P. Vester, I. Good, D. Hicks, K. Abbott. R. Vannattcx. G. Griffin. I. Plews, M. Norman, B. Dalrymple, I. Bcxrtron. V. Rowe, V. Rogers. SECOND ROW: H. Dayton. P. Snyder. G. Burd, F. Stopp. C. Ross, Mrs. Webber, D. Zink. R. Bcmghart, B. Howell, B. Smith, D. Allen, D. Wintermute. THIRD ROW: I. Englemohr, I. Freeby. R. Hostermcm, D. Swetnam, D. Baker, B. Miller, I. Hardy. C. Seiple, E. Paul. th and 8th Grades FIRST ROW. Lett to Right: E. Durholz. E. Mueller, A. Benke. D. Bosco. P. Stout. I. Smith. S Crane. N. Hardy. B. Cole, A. Abbott, F. Alexander, G. Auble. C. Williams, N. Rusely. SRCOND ROW: V. Smith, R. Scarlett, R. Snyder. C. lones, R. Sherman, I. Gamble. Mr. Shenemcm. I. Hanna. N. Windecrtt, C. Buckenmyer. A. Reitz. A. Hopkins. D. Allen. THIRD ROW: A. Smith, B. Wcxtchom, K. Wolii, G. Wilhelm. E. Berry. I. Zink, I. Kovulsky. B. Crane. R. Scott. ll wvf, if . ,, i., .l J. V , v l x ' . 1 X. .ai-A A , E , rv 4 'f-f'i.4.., 2 , . ' ,kiwi-, Q E - -W ' A ', 1, - ' Q if 1 'X N V A V ' f 1 X. il gf! W g M f Q' WJ SY 54 if A1 gn K I f F I I We are presented to the study body. P L1 'Dj :E gb, as g rf-...Q 433 Miss Williams and Mr. Mooney, Clarion advisors, going over the dummy with Mr. Taylor. the company representative. S i 5 There are two reasons for having a Student Council. The first is to provide a place Where students can learn good gov- ernment by practicing it. The second is to improve the school life in general. The success of these high aims de- pends on the cooperation of every student and the hard work of every council member. This year the council has tried to fulfill these purposes and at the same time build a stronger organization which will improve in the years to come. ,,,.,.--. 41 Advisors and members of the Executive Committee of the New Iersey Association of High School Councils meeting at B. H. S. The committee's purpose is to coordinate Student Council activities in New Iersey high schools. --ln 1, - A -- l U, f - I I .1 , 72- N . Leaming what is before us. -ll O df, ...nv t, x md -f J wg.. gl V 5 Z? D . .. gf .. ' -he fs Jn - . ,vw-sf .. .... , -.- 4. . . 1. ,f . , , V , FIRST ROW. Left to Right: S. Mack. D. Allen. SECOND ROW: B. Widenor. I. Zink, C. Seiple. L. Snover. S. Boglioli, I. Pierce. I. Grotenhuis. B. Crane. S. Hawk. I. Hannah. I. A N Neidig. THIRD ROW: E. Smith. M. Ditzell. P. Kovalsky, V. Woliinger. T. Laubach. I. Woliinger, T. Libbey. P. Bowman. D. Hawk: Direcior, Mr. Herbert. FOURTH ROW: R. Scarlel. D. Rogers. R. Nolan. C. Hess. L. Kern. R. Smiih. G. Rosencrans, M. Slager. .55 r--' 1 fgwlg I vwfi7 7'1 TW1I'l6I'S and FRONT Row. Left to Right: D. wouinger, D. seeckef. s. Ackerman. v. Rasely. S. Merrick. G. Bertron. K. Amold. B. Case. BACK ROW: I. Cole. K. Watchorn. A. Domine. B. Roseberry. B. Hill, B. Hoiiman. I. Romani. C. Fenn. T. O'Donnell. H. Frey, C. Frazier. 36 Stirring music makers Practice, practice. practice-good, better, best. EY' Good, better. best. never let it rest till good becomes better and better becomes best. V! N' J Q '55 i . - I ' I' ' . A , I I , 1 I ,I ,, -.,,v ,ful . 1 , X x f,'7' I . Thirty years ago an eight piece orchestra-today: c 50 member band organization. 37 . in sf. I '-1 Combined Glee Clubs presenting their annual Christmas Cantata. Mr. Alex Miller, who is now takinc the place of Mr. Herbert, ha attended Boston University Nev York University Columbia anf Harvard, He has received hi Bachelor ol Music and Master c Arts Degrees. Here we have our newly organized pep band practicing under the direction ol our new musical director, Mr. Alex Miller Although started late in the year, the pep hand was on hand to give our boys support dur' ing the championship basketball game with Frenchtown, W - Chorus 5 A : 1 R Er . .NCS . FEA .-...... .-..-. ........-.4 09 O FIRST ROW: E. Howell, D. DeYong. I. VanHorn, R. Crane, I. Buchman, R. Raub. SECOND ROW: H. Hill- yerd, I. LaBarre, R. Kitchen. A. Molnar. H. Zellers, E. Stampone. D. Hildebrant. S. Garrison, W. Planer. R. Hale. THIRD ROW: R. Menegus, E. Creveling, I. DeBoer. H. Poste. Mr. Schnieber, I. Schrefller, H. Stevens. S. Dale, L. Kem. FOURTH ROW: D. Burdette. I.. Iohnson. W. Brands. R. Widenor, H. Nooitgedagt. Future Farmers of America The F, F. A is a National Organization ol boys studying vocational agriculture in high schools. The course is supervised by Mr, Harry Schriiebor, who has been with the Department of Agriculture iii the Belvidere High School for a number of years Study includes such proiects as raising calves, chickens and grow- ing field crops, There are also other progressive activities which club iiierribers participate iri. Accident?-No, iust hooking on the chain. .Mr. Schnieber and his boys-the F. F. A. officers. awards from state representative. Bob was named Star Farmer and Frank was recognized for his Outstand- ing Project. V 4 li . I l I l I f f 2'-f ff 2 'fi' -4- f Z R 'W 0 Airplane Dramatics Dance UI' Clubs Archery Library Handicraft Hobby Mechanics Photography Ping Pong and Quoits B Qi -.fe A , W, 340- ,Mi nz nowball Dance Each Winter the traditional Snowball is put on by the Student Council. There is always a large turn out at the dance, because the Whole student body can participate in the affair. Although it is run by the council, all are asked to help in the decorations. By doing this, we have learned to achieve better co- operation and good will among the students of B. H. S. School Pla , -,4 4. 5 T' Q'-.fr R ,gy X' 5' o on Q. V I 5 P? fm o o 1 Nr XX Q :Q gh ' W x' 1552. ft -. 1 fi!! Beryle watches Iohn count play money. Pat McGrath goes oii stage. Ronnie shows oil his tux. 44 la q.. Qv - 1. -11 66 Wo more J omewor S-L we ie' X , , -ll , l ggi' N, t .viii -as -. ,- I !7N'.N . ' is N 'X YK xt ,hi 'zsi W ' : ll , lv Q, n . ' 5, T, I-N :'h ' v x Preparing the scenery. 1 '. - l'-,fl. .4 F 'f' .W ---. '- ' The first school play of the year was a N I ' ' U three-act comedy No More Homework, The . lg f ' story tells what happens when three hiqhf f -1: f' school students became principal, viceprinci- fb pal and secretary lor a day. Two successful performances were given on the evenings of December 4 and 5, Ellen gives Layton the bucket in No More Homework-Dorothy Reed. Beryle Fredericks Ronnie argues with Claude-Iecmne Neidig, Beryle and Ieanne Neidig watch the action. Fredericks and lim Miller look on. Iames Miller and Margaret Beasely beg! girl pals, most likely to succed. Mos! bashiul in school. Shirley Raub and Charles Richline. Barbara Hill and Dolores Brodka the I 9 -, 4 Our most studious are Eugene Smiih and Nancy Vorbach. Who for ihe most comical but Bar- bara Hill and Lyle Crosson. Loyal to the and-uses! huddiei QQ l.l , - , X .,,, Walt Nawrocki and Frank Pearce. 3 L .1m'1v:g5 5: fu xzf. Pride and Friends oi the Faculty- Anyone for music-Steve Lubasl Carolyn Beers and Iames Miller The best looking Gnd GUYb0dY'B and Sharleen Boglioli. wanna date list-Howard Steclrel and Roberta Petty . VID Wx' Q9 mmf Who Vhat a pairl ln worst with the UCUUY -' R0b9l'fU PUUY and Emil Those llxrts Howard Steclrel and Who else but the most popular iatti. 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I ,'l 'fd Q 4 95 1 33 -I F - ' Al ...I tg I 3, g QI . il - t ' ' . ,. '- .gs-Q ' nl, . -' - . , .-' I I 'nf ' . 1 'fa r Y E-in J, V '- -x- nv.: .- I W . . -f 3,1 'YI 1 , - If ,v 'A . . V .4 . 1 -' , ' - K 1 ll Of 3 - i ad. xt8'laf 'Qn' I-'S , Lily ,5 Q -1 ' ., . I ,4 5 Q A!-4' . , .1 I A. W Q I I I 5 3 , 9- Av , , ,, . V , E . If-'W 0 1. Nfl 'N' ' 1 f e- I A I ar e V .9 w W 1,,W . ,Q In I , M , .4 E. . 9 - - f V , L I 143 r'.I55ii4Q'?..t.ji1f'f4 V 'Q jTfL+:fg,. 5 , , . . 64, J, Hx.,-.' F ,: A ,- .ju ft-vjvh. :QV fi... in-rn, xt,-ff .,..,k ,Q Mijn v9','- lip, -4, 'wi -h -. Faggy 5 5':A5V'f.Q -L.iif A7 'iff-' I 1 N . We'1' I ii5?wf3f::G?3r7iTfg.4-e25fI..'Q:WIS-:1f?'ff':ff?1'.gENiF1'.--eqf.f...,wf.g.f+':Z.2.1l' .- . I' A . . FIRST ROW, Leif to Right: R. Brands, R. Riddle, W. Lightcap, R. Sirotnak, I.. Crosson, E. Gatfi, I. Laue, R. Swanson, I.. Fetherman. M. Echevarria, R. Iordun, B. Nolan, T. Echevarria. SECOND ROW: H. Hopkins, D. Soloman, C. Cooper. G. Burd, D. Geis. R. Linaberry, P. Knoedler, C. Rudd. D. Gruver, H. Steckel, L. Halleit, I. Sweet, I. VanHorn, H. Abbott, D. Markle. THIRD ROW: D. Colcmgelo, E. Mattison, D. Albanese, I. DeBoer, C. Wildrick, N. Poyer. I. Oszeysik, G. VanHom, P. Santini, R. Swetnam. W. Brands, P. Iohnson, F. Pearce. Coach Vowinkle. FOURTH ROW: W. Planer, I. Gardner, I. Chanda, T. Slack, B. Rcseberry, N. Titman, E. Iohnson, I. Melchor, R. Patterson, R. Graiiin, I. Duimstra, Mgrs. K. Kaufiman, R. Whiteside. 'nf AK 'isL.. 313 3 40 .QQ .n at FOOTBALL i:'.::'X.':ri:::F Our varsity football team ran into a series of bad luck this year and as a result won only one ball game while losing six. Beiore the season opened, three varsity holdovers from last year's strong team were lost because of injuries. Throughout the season injuries to team members continued to hamper Coaches Vowinkel, Mattison and Colangelo in their efforts to field a winning eleven. Despite the ill fortune to the team we saw a team that thrilled everyone with its high scoring, wide open brand of football and its never say die spirit. Seniors departing from the gridiron wars are: George Burd, Iack Sweet, Claude Rudd, Lyle Crosson, Emil Gatti, Howard Steckel, Donald Gruver, Frank Pearce, Bob Linaberry, Pete Knoedler, Bob Swanson, Larry Hallett, Douglas Geis, Iay Van Horn and Iohn Laue. These boys will all be missed when the fall rolls around again next year. TEAM RECORD Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere if nine 13 .... Belvidere 25 .... 0 .... 7 ..., ' 34 .... 14 .... 0 .... ...Lid Flemington Washington Frenchtowu Parochial Mountain Lakes Neteong Hackettstown rl. 3. I .1 A l ,. I I I , LE!-'I' TO RIGHT: Coaches Colangelo. Vowlnkel and Mattieon. 51 A fine example oi co-operation in football is Physical fitness is a necessary requirement for demonstrated here as Harold Abbott blocks for football. Here we see some of the fellows getting their examinations given by Doctor Baldaul. the school physician, while Coach Vowinklo records the iacts. nay Iordon. I R. VARSITY FOOTB LL For the last time the Seniors get their final instruc- Making 5 gogd fun buf in vain, George Burd ig tions from Coach Vowinkle. Bl0PP0d bY U HGCKBNSYOWH Tiger- ctw' nlaxrstown blue and Gold put up a iutile fight Scarlet and White battle against Blairstown rivals against the big Scarlet team. Final score read: in our gym. It was an easy --Lime 1:-our-I victory. Belvidere 65, Blairstown 41. BA KETB LL Bob Swetnam and Bob Hampton go up for the top during the N.C.I.I. B.L. championship game as Harry Hopkins prepares to take it. Belvidere won E3-61. FRONT ROW. Left to Right: Pete Knoedler. Harry Hopkins, George Burd. Harold Abbott, Larry Fetherman. Bob Swetman. BACK ROW: Manager Bill Widenor, Bob Sirotnak. Don Albanese. Tony Echevarria, Coach Mattison, Howard Steckle. Gus Herbert. Ronald White- side. Manager David Swetnam. WF' LV. Team romps to another of its many hard- eamed victories. Belvidere High School started oft with the biggest bang in its basketball history, Hopes are high that we will capture both the coveted Little Four Trophy and also the N.l.C.S.L. The results of the first half of the season showed the team to be really hot, with great scoring potential, Belvidere Hackettstown Belvidere Frenchtown , Belvidere High Bridge Belvidere Blairstown . Belvidere Parochial ,, Belvidere Flemington . Belvidere Washington Reserves run up lcore against outclauod Blairstown. . -:I 'fr ,fgv : G 'uf' 1 Inn nl M 1' U V E .. .. . . 'QS - - K e Yankees pose in tull umtorm fp. . P W after another completed baseball A ' season. I Q5 ' 1 nth , i ' .A Here Coach Vowinkel gives Ray V N W .hx Iordon and Red Abbott some first x 1 ' H QA? l X l . hand information. it ' an N . W ' V, ' V XV l 4 4 Q' 'I -A I, jtgllldf- l:'f'rA- V ll -'L' l. 'tg-...Sl Afvah I K . '-1:-L' F if ,. C3 ,. ' f 8 414 ,MA ,ra .I , .r..gcft'. 1 Ngo.: 4 Q I f , ' ' , fb - ' V 'x D urs-A - V , .I A I :.d tl., 1. A. i 1 1 , Q V ,v - 5 X 4 11 A .I 6, N ' 'I .9 - ,Q 5 sw-- Q .fm 4' -1 .. , h 'th p' .. - lg. .i-F V: I. it-'f y,?'i,n 54i'Ul'vg .. . - 5 , fWT:'Mgzvm'eA ' - . 4. b ' ' A .- -A -- All .1:5kQx v. ' f.'f'.g9.u. 22-.-v-+':..:'-sw 4 1 - l -'lla 1:44 .fs-, 4'm'l 2-fH'...: H. 11:-1--H ' .. x, , - f '.i f .. -:V .- w .-T. ,-...1.. W -c '.. -9144.4 u.. . Our two ace pitcher's. Hay and Red getting in condition tor this year's big season. With Bob Sirotnak, Ray Iordon. Claude Rudd, George Burd and Red Fethermen we hope to win back the Little Four championship cup. ' The boys start the season ot! ng it with some warm-up exercises. '43 GUI, 5 as-W4 -1:-1:3 .,. , .T I Rf 'nil' 'nll5 f- , . sim., GIRLS' SPURT 'l'hirty years ago the girls had inter-scholastic basketball. Every qirl looks forward to the period of the day when she can forget her studies and enjoy the sports activities which our gym course offers. The qirls find a varied program in basketball, volleyball, tumbling, soccer, soft! ball, and hockey, Belvidere gym classes play hostess to repre- sentatives of the Warren Courity Little Four. Same activity. only a rousing game of volley ball. Our vivacious and high spirited gym teacher. D-u 90 if H . 'if - 1 . n .1 ' I-.1 o r J ,yi an g?,,,4fi fa X , :tw 0 U IQ ,'-L: 3 ' . H 5 7. .c if' JI- -J 1+ X4 Nl s I ' N Bn 1 ,, 'L ' f f x ff- QE ' A7 TQ ,, X Q .4 pa 1 I , . 1 X Q H: I -'Ls -.,,N-,Y . r. 2, 1 K r - K . T.: , A . 4xHFy'fZ'1 --.ggli- , .4 , ..,' X-...bw 1- 2' V. Qi: . w . F xi , !'y,- . ., , 4-1 W 1 . y' ff' f f if . .., ,,u l 5 It I ' s ,,, ,L AI' Services Rendered by Friends of B H . 'TS Mrs. Burdge. Mrs. Mengel and Mrs. Sunday supply us with the energy we need. Mr. Ryerson and Mr. Alberts supply us with the heat we need. The A. A. A. saves us money by providing Cmwell Cgllief and Cufgi, Mqgq- season tickets. zine Companies provide us with a way in which to earn money for Washington. D. C. L fx: '4'I i f'!1'.': 1 '!f'Wi ff'i ? ' '1'-'iw.'gw v' P tudent Director CHET ALLEN Band l, 2, 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, Prom Committee, Snowball Committee, Archery I, Christmas Program I, 2, 3, 4, Senior Dance Committee, Brass Choir If 2. KAY ARNOLD Girls' Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, Social Dance Club 3, Cafeteria Cashier 3, 4, Girls' Sports Editor-Newspaper 3, Flag Twirler 4. HAROLD BARTOW Orchestra, I.V. Basketball, Prom Com- mittee, Glee Club, Intramurals, Dec- oration Committee, F.F.A. MARGARET BEASLEY Social Dance Club 2, 3, School News- paper 2, 3, Glee Club l, 4, Handi- craft Club 4, Intramurals, Art Club l. CAROLYN BEERS Hobby Club l, Social Dance Club l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, Class Secretary 3, 4, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Intra- murals I, 4, N.I,C. Delegate, Girl's State 3, Handicraft Club 4, Assistant Clarion Business Manager 3, Clarion Business Manager 4, Iunior Refresh- ment Committee 3. GLENDA BERTRON Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2, Student Council l, 2, 3, Cafeteria Cashier 3, 4, Staff Editor-School Paper 3, Flag Twirler 4, Bridge and Canasta Club l, Glee Club l, 2, Dance Club 2, 3, Play 3. SHARLEEN BOGLIOLI Band l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3. DOLORES BRODKA Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Class Vice-President 2, Art Club l, Social Dance Club 2, 3, Glee Club l. Prom Committee 3, School Paper 3, Graduation Exercises Usherette 3, GEORGE BURD Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, Ping Pong Club 4, Dance Club 3, Tumbling Club l, 2, Usher Class Night, Baccalureate, Commencement 3, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Snow Ball Committee 3. DALE BURDETTE Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Brass Choir I, Z, Band l, 2, 3, Dance Club 4, Play 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, Christmas Program 3, 4. VIRGINIA CRESPO Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club l, 2, 3, Cafe- teria Worker 2. Mnnsims cos-rnrrrmo Kitchen Kapers l, Glee Club l, 2, 3. 4, Hobby Club 3. LYLE CROSSON Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Usher-School Play, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Ping Pong Club 4, Tumbling Club l, Wrestling Club 2, 3. EUGENE CZERNIECKI Art Club l, 2, 3, Ir. Prom Committee 3, Snow Ball Committee 4, Usher- Class Night - Commencement - Baccalureate, Boyst State, 3, Me- chanics Club 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Clarion 3, 4. ARTHUR DeYONG Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Art Club l, 2, Wrestling Club 3, Dance Club 4, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. President 4. GERTRUDE DeYONG Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 4, Kitchen Kapers l, Dance Club 2, 3, Cafeteria Cashier 3, 4, Usher in Plays 3, 4. ARLENE DOMINE Band l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, Class President 1, Student Council Secre- tary 2, Class Vice-President 3, Stu- dent Council Vice-President 3, Assist- ant Clarion Editor 3, Clarion Editor- in-Chief 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Ir. Prom Committee 3, Student Council l, Twirling 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert 2, Student Council Executive Mem- ber 1. ANN FREDERICKS Kitchen Kapers l, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Intramurals 3, Dance Club 3. SPENCER GARDNER Glee Club l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, F.F.A. l, 2, Operetta 3, Chess and Checker Club l, Art Club 2, Social Dance Club 3, Prom Committee 3. SHIRLEY GARRISON Hobby Club l, Social Dance Club 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Handicraft Club 4, Usherette for School Play 2, 4. EMIL GATTI Chess and Checkers l, 2, President of Sportsman Club 3, Ouoit Club 4, I.V. Football l, 2, 3, I.V. Baseball l, 2, 3, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Baseball 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 4. DOUGLAS DALE GEIS Band I, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Tum- bling Club 1, 2, Dance Club 3, Ping Pong Club 4. IOSEPHINE GOUGER Glee Club I, 2, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Kitchen Kapers l, Dance Club 2, 3, Cafeteria Cashier 4. IOAN GROTENHUIS Band I, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, Brass Quartet 4, Pep Band 3, 4. DONALD GRUVER Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 2, Wrestling Club 3, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, F.F.A. Executive Com- mittee 4. STANLEY HERBERT Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, I.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 4, Varsity Base- ball 4, Band I, 4, Glee Club l, 4, Christmas Program 1, 4, Tumbling Club 2, Card Club 3, Dance Club 4, Ir. Prom Committee 3, Class Night Committee 4, Football Refreshment Committee 3, Brass Choir 1, 2, Sports Editor Clarion 4, Assistant Sports Editor 3. BARBARA HILL Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 1, Art Club l, Social Dance Club 2, 3, Glee Club I, School Paper 2, 3, Edi- tor 3, Graduation Exercises-Usher ette 3, Orchestra l, Band 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Play 1, 2, Clarion Staff 3, 4, Play Usherette 2, Waitress for Prom l. BETTY HOFFMAN Band 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Make-Up Club 4, Intramurals 3, 4, Ir. Prom Committee. RONALIT 'rnncv rvms Student Council 3, Class President 3, Baseball 1, 2, Photography Editor, Clarion 3, 4, Photography Club l, 2, 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA IACKSON Student Council I, Glee Club 1, 4, Newspaper 2, .Staff Editor 3, Social Dance Club 2, 3, Handicraft Club 4, Canasta and Bridge Club l, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Football Concession -Chairman 3. EDGAR KINNEY Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling Club 3, Tumbling Club 1, 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. PETE KNOEDLER Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 4, Track I, 2, Baseball l, Intramurals 2, 3, Glee Club 4, Operetta 3, Dance Club 3, Cross Country Track I, 2, Ir. Debating Club 2, Ping Pong Club 4. SHIRLEY LAMBER1' Glee Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, Dra- matic Club 4, Library Club 3, Cashier 4, Usherettes 3, 4. IOHN LAUE Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Class President 2, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, Tum- bling Club 3, Ping Pong Club 4, Plays 2, 3, 4. ROBERT LINABERRY Intramurals, FFA. l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. President 4, Football, Vice-President of Class 4, Dance Club, I.V. Basket- ball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, I.V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Tumbling Club 2. STEPHEN LUBASKY Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 3, Student Council Treasurer 4, Brass Choir l, Spring Concert 2, Camera Club 4, Christmas Concert fBandl I, 2, Clarion Secretary 4, Pro- jector Operator 3, 4, Member Execu- tive Committee of Student Council 4, I.V. Basketball 2. CAROL LUHR Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Intramurals l, 2. 3, 4, Art Club l, Social Dance Club 2, 3, Handicraft Club 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Stage Crew 2. SHIRLEY MANTZ Glee Club I, 2, 4, Bridge and Ca- nasta Club l, Social Dance Club 2, 3. Handicraft Club 4, Color Guard fBandl 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, High Lines and Bylines l, 3, Cafe- teria Cashier 3, 4, Christmas Pro- gram l, 2, 4, Candy Seller l. ESTHER McM'URTRIE Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Con- cert l, 2. 3, Art Club 2, Hobby Club 3, Handicraft Club 4, Play Usherette 3, Cafeteria Cashier 3, Bake Sale Committee 3. SANDRA MERRICK Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 2, 3, Clarion Staff 4, Twirler 2, 3, 4, Home Economics Club I, Glee Club I, 2, Treasurer of Class l, 3, 4, Prom Committee l, President of Student Spring Concert 2. IAMES MILLER Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Executive Committee, President of Student Council 4, Member of Executive Committee New Iersey Association of High School Councils 3, 4, School Play 2, 3, 4, President Dramatics Club 4, Wrestling Club 2, Chess and Checkers Club 3, Social Dance Club 2, Stamp Club I, Intramurals, Base- ball l, 2, 3, Football l, 4, Basketball 2, Highlines and By-Lines 3, I.V. Football 2, 3, I.V. Baseball l. ALLAN MUNN Art Club 2. Play 2. 3, 4. Chess and Checkers Club 3, Christmas Pro- gram 4, Chels Club 4. WALTER NAWROCKI Band 1, 2, Chess and Checkers Club 2, 3, Ouoits 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. IEANNE NEIDIG Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 3, Play 3, 4, Usher for Play 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Christmas Program I, 2, 3, 4, Make-Up Committee 3, Spring Concert 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Helper 3, Gift Committee 4. ESTHER O'NEIL Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Social Dance Club 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3. EDWARD PATTERSON Art Club I, 2, Baseball I, 3, Intra- murals 3, 4, F.F.A. l, 2, Social Dance Club 3. FRANK PEARCE Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Tumbling Club l, Chess and Check- ers Club 2, 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3, Social Dance Club 4, Iunior Prom Decorating Committee 3. ROBERTA PETTY Intramurals 4, Dance Club 2, 3, Home Economics Club I, Glee Club l, Prom Committee 3. ELLEN POLHEMUS Band l, 2, 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Hy-lines and By- lines 2, 3, Glee Club l, Band Con- cert 2, Prompter of Play l, Plays 3, 4, Christmas Card Committee 4. SHIRLEY RAUB Glee Club l, 3, Kitchen Kapers I, Social Dance Club 3, Intramurals 2. CHARLES RICHLINE Handicraft Club I, 2, 3, Dance Club 4. IANE ROMAN! Girls' Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Kitchen Kapers l, Glee Club l, 2 ,3, 4, Stu- dent Council l, 2, 4, Usherette for Play 2, 3, Christmas Program 1, 2, 3, 4, Play 3, 4, Make-Up Com.mittee 4, Student Council 4, Color Guard in Band 4, Prom Committee 3, Clarion Advertising Editor 4, Social Dance Club l, 2, 3, Cafeteria Helper 4, Snow Ball Committee 2, 4. CLAUDE RUDD Football 3, 4, Basketball 2, Base- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Play 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Club 1, Wrestling Club 2, Dance Club 3, Ouoit and Ping Pong Club 4, Prom Committee. MARIE RUSH Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, Social Dance Club 2, 3, Cheerlead- ing Squad l, 2, 3-Captain 4, Christ- mas Program 2, Usherette for Play 2. Modern Dance Club 3, Finance Com- mittee 4. ROBERT SHEPHERD Art Club l-President 2, 3, Chef's Club 4, Student Play Director 4. EUGENE SMITH Band l, 2, 3, 4, Hy-lines and By- lines 3, Class President 4, Dramatics 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Band Concert 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Operetta 3, Stu- dent Council 4. GLORIA SMITH Intramutals l, 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Chess and Checkers 3, Social Dance Club 2, Band 1. RONALD SMITH Band 1, 2, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Aircraft Club 3, 4, Brass Choir l, 4, Spring Concert 2, Prom Committee 3. TOM SMITH Band l, 2, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Sportsman's Club 3, Archery Club 4, Brass Choir l, Play 3, Prom Com- mittee 3. HOWARD STECKEL Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling Club 4 l, Wrestling Club 2, Dance Club 3. Quoits and Ping Pong Club 4, Play 4, Clarion Staff 3, Prom Committee 3. SUE ANN STECKEL Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 2, 3, Clarion Staff 3, 4, Home Eco- nomics Club l, Glee Club l, Prom Committee 3, Usher for Play 4. BOB SWANSON Handicraft Club l, 2, 3, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Ir. Prom Com- mittee 3. IACK SWEET Intramurals l, Z, 3, 4, Handicraft Club 2, Social Dance Club 3, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 3, Ouoit Club 4. CLARENCE TEETER Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Handicraft Club l, 2, Social Dance Club 3. IOAN THOMAS Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l. Social Dance Club 3, Kitchen Kapers l, Commencement Committee 4. DOROTHY TITMAN Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Social Dance Club 3. IAMES VanHORN Tumbling Club l, 2, Social Dance Club 4, Wrestling Club 2, 3, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Football 4, Base- ball 2. NANCY VORBACH Buzz Newspaper Staff - Copy- reader I, Sports Nite--Modern Exer- cises 2, Spring Concert-Second Violin 2, Orchestra-Second Violin 3, Girls' Science Club 3, Library Club 3-Library Assistant 3, 4, Girls' Intramurals 3. NANCY WAGNER Student Council l-Secretary 3, 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, Z, 3, 4 -Treasurer 2, Play 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 2. ANN WHITMORE Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Bridge and Ca- nasta Club l, Social Dance Club 2, 3, Handicraft Club 4, Prom Com- mittee, Hy-lines and By-lines l, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Program l, 2, 3, 4, Usherette for Plays 2. 3, Plays-Prompter 3, 4,- Student Coun- cil l, 3, Ways and Means Commit- tee 4, Graduation Exercises Usher- ette 3, Modern Dance Club 3. BEVERLY WIDENOR Band l, 2-Secretary 3-Librarian 4, Glee Club l, 2, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Hy-lines and By-lines l, Student Council 2, Cafeteria Cashier 3, 4, Plays 3, Commencement Committee 4, Christmas Program 1, 2, 4, Spring Concert 2, Candy Seller l. GEORGE ZANGERLE Intramurals l, 2, Clarion Staff 3, 4, Art Club 1, Photography Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Student Council, Magazine Campaign Chairman 3, 4. LQTH1, I gf' . .., -1 -'IV' 1 N - 1, nv '- Q ' -- -.. ' in V ' 'I ' ,' M 1 ' f,. M N J ' JQQPFY A J , A I O W 6, 4 Y ' XQCPS 0 uc ' uit so rr an V U Q D 3 WJ J, M Q05 00:2 -. 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Corona Mrs. Vinnet Zeich Compliments of BELVIDERE MARKET Iesse and Iiggs BEST WISHETS FOR A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE T U N G - S O L ELECTRIC, INC. Route 69 cmd Park Avenue WASHINGTON, N. I. ' WASHINGTUN S LEADING EIECIRUNIC INDUSTRY A 0004 Place t0 Work MINASSIAN STUDIO and CAMERA SHCP Official Photographer oi 1954 Clarion STECKEL CONCRETE CO. Pioneers of READY MIXED CONCRETE PHILLIPSBURG. N. I. 5-2951 - 5-2263 - 5-0900 COMPLIMENTS OE HARDWICK KNITTING MILLS BELVIDERE. N. I. Ph I52 COMPLIMENTS OF KILBOURNE and DONOHUE 14 Park Place NEWARK 2, N. I. COMPLIMENTS OF AMERICAN HOUSE OF HOPE Specialized in P I Z Z A IURZI - Hope PRESS PUBLICATIONS ' The Blairstown Press BLAIRSTOWN, N. 1. ' The Portland Press PORTLAND, PA. ' Netcong-Stanhope News NETCONG. N. I. PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS WATERFRONT INN FAMOUS POR FOODS Route 46 Chick Buckenmyer, Prop. 72 YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND REAL COMFORT AT . g. ' I I A R, W f f , . TN RI, y V EE F, ,.., , ,. ,, l4:,.4.. I ' A ' '. ' ' I '1 .J-J F u FORD FURNITURE STORES BELVIDERE - WASHINGTON CSince 18919 A FRIEND 73 Compliments of Arthur K. Walters Russell V. MacLean GENERAL INSURANCE UNDERWRITERS 1180 Raymond Building NEWARK, N. I. Phone: MArket 4-3030 COMPLIMENTS OF B E L V I D E R E WOMEN'S CLUB 74 1 i G. Hiram Buchman, Inc. FARM and DAIRY EQUIPMENT 318 Water Street BELVIDERE. N. I. Lewis H. Iones PLUMBING and HEATING Dealer in OIL BURNERS cmd ALL HEATING UNITS 782 Oxford Street BELVIDERE. N. I. Compliments of Geo. A. Buchrncm 6. Son BOARD OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS IACQB G. SEIP RALPH BOWERS HAROLD F. BURD Decder in POULTRY and DAIRY FEED LIME cmd F ERTILIZERS R. D. No. 2 PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. HARMONY. N. I. 75 I . - Compliments ot Bagan Chevrolet. Inc. BLOOMSBURG. N. l. BEST BUYS IN USED CARS Iacob Mayer 60 Years On The Square MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR EASTON, PA. Best Wishes From Harmony Garage HARMDNY. N. I. Earl Garrison, Prop. GENERAL REPAIRS FENDER and BODY WORK 24 Hour Towing Service Phone: 5-5471 Congratulations B e 1 v i d e r e Hosiery Mills, Inc. Fifth and Knowlton Streets BELVIDERE. N. I. Raymond S. Sipple Bros. WELL DRILLING 407 Hardwick Street BELVIDERE. N. I. Phone: 296-12 Edgar M. Gingles FLORISTS BRIDGEVILLE, N. I. West I ersey Telephone Co. 256 Paul Street BELVIDERE. N. I. Garder Lumber Co., Inc. BELVIDERE, N. I. Phone 366 for Building Materials COMPLIMENTS OF Blairstown Diner BEST WISHES OF St. Luke's Episcopal Church HOPE. NEW IERSEY St. Iames' Episcopal Church DELAWARE. NEW IERSEY Zion Episcopal Church BELVIDERE, NEW IERSEY Remember Thy Creator In the Days of Thy Youth. -Eccl. 12:l. Best Wishes From I Hoagland 6. Clark, Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE I License Bureau Building I OXFORD, N. I. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 54 Belvidere American Legion Post 131 L I l l Compliments of I Orres Gibbs William I. Raub TEACHING MODERN GENERAL CONTEACTQE DRAW TECHNIQUE and BUILDER Studio-Keller Bldg. ROOFING ' BUILDING 221 Northampton Street ESTIMATING CONCRETE WORK EASTON, PA. R. D. No. 2 New and Used Drum Sales and pH-ILLIPSBURG, N, I, All Repairing and Rebuilding Phone: 5-6268 Phonei 8884 COMPLIMENTS - E C. T. Ivins O GENERAL MERCHANDISE , P a r s o n s HOPE. NEW JERSEY MOIOISI IHC- 79 Ellsworth Case Service 219 North 3rd Street A EASTON, PA. Phones: 4208 or 4209 Monroe and Cattell Streets EASTON. PA. Phone: 2-9369 168 South Main Street Pl-IILLIPSBURG. N. I. Phone: 5-9028 FAMOUS FOR SERVICE Congratulations and Best Wishes Samuel B. Cole CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 702 Oxford Street BELVIDERE. N. l. Phone: 35621 Earl I. Mack CLOTHING - HATS - SHOES FURNISHINGS 13 Market Street BELVIDERE. N. I. Phone: 2041 1 CONGRATULATIONS Davis Pharmacy Compliments ol Compliments of MODERN BELVIDERE BARBER SHOP FLOURING MILL Compliments of GLADYS GLAD T R I A N c. L E SERVICE STATION E. S. THoMPsoN, Prop. Mill and Greenwich Streets BELVIDERE, N. I. FASHION SHOPPE KATHERINE JACKSON, Prop 299 Mill Street BELVIDERE. N. I. Compliments of IOE'S BARBER SHOP IOE PATIRE, Prop. Greenwich Street BELVIDERE, N. I. Compliments of HARRY RUNY ON Compliments of A FRIEND VINNE T ' S BEAUTY SALON , -'T Compliments ot LAMBERT'S TEXACO SERVICE AND DINER Route 46 DELAWARE, N. I. Compliments of SUBURBAN PROPANE GAS CORPORATION Box 98 BELVIDERE, N. I. Phone: lOO ADAM'S MARKET QUALITY MEAT PRODUCTS FRESH POULTRY 190 Market Street BELVIDERE. N. I. Phone: 28631 Compliments of ALLEGAR'S GARAGE Specialized in NASH SERVICE GEORGE K. MCMURTRIE AND CO. FEED, SEED and FERTILIZER JOHN DEER FARM MACHINERY Farm Supplies - Home Supplies BELVIDERE. N. I. Compliments of ST. CLOUD THEATRES Compliments ot DR. W. P. MELENEY Congratulations W A L T TYDOL SERVICE STATION CHARLES L. KARCHER PLUMBING - HEATING TINNING BELVIDERE, N. I. One: 3-2231 Compliments Of BIG SPUD FARM CABBAGE and POTATOES EHASZ MARKET MICHAEL BHABZ, Prop. Compliments Of HOPPAUGH'S DEPARTMENT STORE BELVIDERE. N. I. Complimenis OI LAYTON 'S MARKET EASTON GLASS WORKS csmce 18525 GLASS - MIRRORS - FRAMES 224 South 3rd Sireet EASTON, PA. FLOYD I. BEERS BUILDING CONTRACTOR R. D. No. 2 PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. ne: 5-5066 B R O O K S I D E POULTRY FARM CHICKBNB and EGGS Iohn Teeter, Prop. I. C. ROY 6. SONS COIUDIIIUGUIS Of FEED - SEEDS - FERTILIZER FARM SUPPLIES A HARDWARE - APPLIANCES F R I E N D BLAIRSTOWN. N. I. Phone: ESSRZ or 65R3 Compliments of ALLEN HARDWARE HACKETTSTOWN. N. I. COUNTY TRADING POST 12-18 Belvidere Avenue WASHINGTON, N. I. Phone: 984 Compliments of E G E L U N D THE WOODCRAFI' SHOP L U M B E R BELVIDERE. N. I. HOPE' N. L ALBERTSONIS Compliments of SUNOCO SERVICE MACKEY'S ORCHARDS HOPE. N. I. I I Phone: I2R3 Phone: Bel. 3-2251 LOUIS I. DUMISTRA GROCERIES - MEATS - VEGETABLES HAINESBURG. N. I. Phone: Blcxirstown SOR32 Compliments of IOE KELLEY Your BLUE COAL DEALER DELAWARE. N. I. Phone: Bel. 213-R-5 BRAINARD'S GARAGE DOMINIC DOMINE, Prop. FALTEICH'S ARMY 6. NAVY STORE Everything for the Workingmon ond Sportsman ot Popular Prices WORK CLOTHING - SPORTSWEAR SHOES - RUBBERS - GUNS CAMPING SUPPLIES - FISHING TACKLE 8 Market Street BELVIDERE, N. I. BRYAN'S FLOWERS FLOWERS Pon ALL OCCASIONS W. Washington Avenue WASHINGTON, N. I. Phone: 52 Alonzo I. Bryon, Prop. WASHINGTON SPORTING GOODS SPORTING GOODS MODELS - TOYS ARTIST SUPPLIES 7 Belvidere Avenue WASHINGTON. N. I. Phone: 516 C O H E N ' S WASHINGTON. N. I. Compliments of CLAYTON L. KOSTENBADER E. A. MILLHEIM MASON and CARPENTER REPAIR WORK BLAIRSTOWN. N. I. BU'I'I'ZVILLE Atlantic Service Station BUTTSVILLE. N. I. Compliments of DON ROSEBERRY REAL ESTATE ond INSURANCE 206 Greenwich Street BELVIDERE, N. I. S. and W. MARKET GROCERIES, FROZEN FOODS PRODUCE Dave Markle Quality Mecxts - Fresh Poultry Phone: lll Front and Mansfield Streets BELVIDERE. N. I. Compliments of IANE'S FRIENDLY FLOWER SHOP CROSSROADS 723 Oxford Street BELVIDERE, N. I. THOMAS IACKSON R. D. No. 1 BRAINARD'S B1.AmsrovvN, N. 1. C A F E lOl-IN SIROTNAK, Prop. OIL BURNERS cmd REFRIGERATORS SALES and SERVICE Phone: Hope 17RZ3 Compliments of MR. and MRS. AUGUS'I'US HERBERT FAUST BROTHERS MSF. WILSON, Ph.G.R.P. THE REXALL STORE 247 Wcxter Street BELVIDERE, N. I. Compliments of SHERIFF FRANCIS I. LENN ON Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '54 IOHN M. BODINE HOPE SERVICE AGENCY GENERAL INSURANCE R. S, Bowers - A. S. Bowers Phone: Hope 511B CHARLES I. VAN NESS REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 321 Mill Street BELVIDERE. N. I. Compliments ot RICHARD'S QUALITY MARKET BELVIDERE. N. I. H. T. BUCKENMEYER REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 316 Front Street BELVIDERE, N. I. AUTOMATIC PI-IONOGRAPHS WURLITZER - SEEBURG UNITED SALES 6 SERVICE 240-242 Water Street BELVIDERE, N. I. Amusement Mochines Phone: 27421 Compliments From BRIDGE s1'oP CHARLES ROSS Compliments of BAKER'S 5c and l0c Store HAZLETT'S HATCHERY BABY CHIX - PoULTBY FEEDS SUPPLIES BELVIDERE, N. I. Phone: 30721 Compliments of GULF SERVICE STATION MRS. EDWARD EVINRUDE MOTORS SALES and SERVICE Compliments of SEE I. CLEANERS 308 Front Street BELVIDERE, N. I. Phone: 48512 Compliments of BELVIDERE PAINT 6 WALLPAPER STORE B8 Compliments of VINCENT BANOS BROOKFIELD GARDEN NURSERY DELAWARE, N. I. Compliments of IRVING'S INN Route 46 DELAWARE, N. I. DIAMOND RINGS O DEVOTION Sold Exclusively By MORRIS IEVVELERS 327 Northampton Street EASTON, PA. HUNTER'S LODGE C L A M S Route 46 DELAWARE, N. I. Mike ond Kczte Compliments of DELAWARE MILLS Miles A. Hutchinson, Prop. KASCO FEEDS FEED - FLOUR - GRAIN - CEMENT Compliments of MONAHAN'S GENERAL STORE MEAT - GRGCERIES - FRUITS VEGETABLES - FOUNTAIN SERVICE DELAWARE, N. I. WILLIAM GRAY'S COAL YARD COAL oLD COMPANYS LEI-HGH IEDDO of HIGHLAND PHILLIPSBURG SPORTING GOODS EVERYTHING FOR EVERY SPORT 344 South Main Street PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. Phone: Belvidere 2l4R5 Phone: 5-2701 1 SU'I'I'ON'S GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRS WELDING HOPE. N. I. Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 54 LEVINE BROS. DEPT. STORE WASHINGTON, N. I . SLAMPYAK'S MARKET FRED BOEKHOUT PERMUTIT WATER SOFTENERS WASHINGTON. N. I. Phone: 1395 CARVER'S AUTO PARTS 310 So. Main Street PHILLIPSBURG. N. I. 1: 5-6412 BESECKER'S DINERS EESECKER BROS. E. STROUDSBURG. PA. PORTLAND. PA. FRITZ SCHROEDER YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD SHELL DEALER Route 46 Compliments of IACK SCHENAWOLF FREIFOFERS DISTRIBUTOR , 1 1 1 90 Ti 1 l I ELLIS APGAR'S Compliments of CUSTOM MAKING SWEET CIDER FOR SALE V I L L A ROLLER RINK HARMONY, N. I. Phone: Phillipsburg 5-5053 Compliments of IIMMY.S -M O M. Famous Hot Dog Stand CANDY - lCE CREAM - SODA Phone: 30622 THE KITCHEN SHOP H' L' BEERS FLORIST BOTTLED GAS Belvidere Road PHILLIPSBURG. N. I. MAYTAG - Appliances - PHILCO Phone: Phillipsburg 5-2769 Compliments of A L L E G H E N Y BEEF COMPANY RUSSELL C- I-INABERRY AMERICAS Mosf UNUSUAL GENERAL INSURANCE MEAT DEPARTMENT BELVIDERE, N. L MT. BETHEL, PA. PHONSI 34321 Phone: Portland l2l-48-B-4 1 l l I 91 1 ERNEST C. ARNOLD ' DITCHING - HAULINC BURYINC OIL TANKS Phone: Blcrirstown 5UR15 S M I C K L E ' S SERVICE STATION BRIDGEVILLE, N. I. GAGAT'S GENERAL STORE' GROCERIES ond MEATS Brass Castle Road Phone: Oxford 255-R-4 IOE'S SERVICE STATION COMPLETE WRECKING SERVICE OLD CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD BRASS CASTLE SOLD Phone: Oxford 55501 ED. VLIET GENERAL REPAIRS WELDING SERVICE Trucks ond Tractors Complete Old Quarry Road HAZEN, N. I. Phone: 242R7 PAUL S. RACE ARRLES - CIDER - PEACHES R. D. No. 1 BELVIDERE, N. I. Phone: Oxford 55711 HENRY BEAUTY SHOPPE HAIR STYLISTS Specialists in PERMANENTS ond FINGER WAVING HAIR BLEACHING and DRYING 412 Front Street BELVIDERE. N. I. Phone: Bel. 30422 PERCY H. SIVIITH CONTRACTOR ond BUILDER Bu11dOzing - Experienced Operotors Modern Equipment BRIDGEVILLE, N. I. Phone: Bel. 177-R-11 92 ' Y O U R PRUDENTIAL AGENT Compliments Of HILLBRAE FARM HARRY B. STOUT S SON FIVE ACRES Restaurant :S Soda Fountain 1. D. B. SWENSON Route 46 BELVIDERE, N. I. Phone: 257-R-21 TOBY'S HOT DOG STAND PHILLIPSBURG, N. I. GABOR I. HORVATH SAND - GRAVEL CEMENT BLOCKS HARMONY, N. I. Phone: 5-2021 S T E W A R T CHEVROLET CO.j SB1e-S: CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE FENDER and BODY REPAIRS 4 Prospect Street BELVIDERE. N. I. Phone: 334 MARSHALL'S FARM MARKET FANCY HOME CROWN PRODUCE STRAWBERRIES - SWEET CORN Route 46 DELAWARE, N. I. A. B. HARTUNG HARDWARE and CONFECTIONARY HOPE. N. I. I 1 -I w - 93 Dunccm Motors SALES ond SERVICE DESOTO - PLYMOUTH 615 Water Street BELVIDERE, N. I. Phone: 14221 Compliments of I ct c: k s o n ' s Sporting Goods 315 Mill Street BELVIDERE, N. I. VANNATTA 6 DEAN PHILCO SALES and SERVICE 313 Mill Street BELVIDERE. N. I. ROTARY GARDEN TILLERS AND ATTACHMENTS FRED MIERS. IR. Harmony-Brass Castle Rd. HARMONY. N. I. Phone: 5-1061 ALBANESE'S ESSO SERVICENTER Eree Pickup ond Delivery Service LUBRICATION - CAR WASHING ACCESSORIES - ATLAS TIRES Phone: 24531 ' i SUNOCO GAS and OILS F. I. F OLKNER BU'I'I'ZVILLE, N. I. Best Wishes Class of IQ54 WIDENOR BROTHERS, INC 1892 1954 BELVIDERE, N. I. HARDWARE - I-IOUSEWARES ELECTRICAL and PUMPING SUPPLIES Do It Yourself voGUE ISEAUTY SALON 96 S. Main Street PHILLIPSBURG. N. I. Our Specialty Is BEAUTY CULTURE Over 20 Years of Experience Dial: 5-l35I - 5-1333 LOUIS NARDI soHooL or DANCE State Theatre EASTON. PA. Compliments and Best Wishes Famous Trading Post oxronn. N. I. Best Wishes to Class '54 Cook's Floor and Wall Covering MAGEE RUGS - LINOLEUM BISSELL SWEEPERS THE VENETIAN BLINDS WALL COVERINGS Call Us for E ree Estimates 304 Front Street BELVIDERE, NEW IERSEY Phone: 40412 George Cook o 1 rr 'Congratulations and u Continued Success to the GRADUATES A Class of 1954 BELVIDERE HIGH SCHOOL CELANESE CORPORATION C' of 1 H AMERICA Ab 1 ' Plastics Division Belvidere Plant Vk, .. V V. v . ,x-V. ' 1 . ',V ,A in .nr--3, VVVJKVAQ P .. .1 V. ' , Y 'il K .1 Je. :V -FLJFV., V V V .V V V My--V'V'VV.q.Q.VV' . V. .V u . . -. 'VJ'-2, ,, --V ' ,..1s--.I '. ., -., , VV- -V I ,V X . ..,,.VV,,,:V, V.. V. , V V 1. V u., .V. -V V, , , ,. -JV L V 'V ,' ,V, . 1 V ,.,. V 3-I .., -'ii A -5 ,SQ-' . . .fLV-' iq .03 Q V'V,4.,.,' r . . .V VV .5 I -'J-.V V J' VV' VU- - - Jai V' F ' - ' -1 .V 'fl' 'z -v F3 ,Auf VH ' I, f r- ' -.. V-sv, -.-1+ my , , ., -ag 'Q . .. V ',gV:-', f- VV 1-,Vs 1 fc- ,VV V' 4 .. 'H L?-V4.VVVl VV- JVV.l-if..-VQVVELVA Y,:x:Vgg.4: VVV V . 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