Belvidere High School - Clarion Yearbook (Belvidere, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

Mr and Mrs Fenton Znnk Dorothy Zunk Jack Zlnk and Mrs Wrllxam Henderson and Mrs Frank Barr and Mrs Sykes and Mrs J J McDonald and Mrs Hulton Butler John Hopknns and Mrs Raymond Musser and Mrs Carl Morrvson and Mrs Morey Collnns and Mrs John Varsa and Mrs Roy Walter Mrs May Mormon Mr and Mrs J Dockery Lynn Schwarz Emnly Nemeth PTHIIS Mr and Mrs Charles E Langner Ruchard A Searles Mr and Mrs John Allshause Mr and Mrs Armando Fratelr Mr and Mrs Garry VanAlthuls Moor Emoh Stra Laurtsudnn Jeanne Hanna Donna Lee Dean June Ann Latourette Brenda and Arthur Raymond and Dons Latourette Lester and Eatha Brader John and Rose Latourette Mr and Mrs Bruce Elliot Mr and Mrs Robert Swetman Dave Hanna Gary Prutchard Mrs Faith Mlers Mr and Mrs G H Buchman Mr and Mrs larry Bucek Mrs Banks Barbara H loner Esther L Tet! Mr and Mrs Gus Tetz Mr and Mrs George Gardner Lenore Wylie Earl Smith Mr and Mrs R G Gruver Kathy Cook Rrchard Hartzell Knnneys Feed Servnce Ed Range The Range Snsters Mr and Mrs Wrllnam Dean Franklun Gansler The Trubenstem Famnly The All American Boy Ronald Schuster and Red Rev and Mrs W Hanna Vrnnets Beauty Shop Mrs Ethel Fisher Mr and Mrs Howard Mason Mass Betty Rosencrans and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs George Wllhelm Wnllaam N Cole John Bullger James Marcus Wnllard Dux Lawrence Brown Lester Everly l.emn Crevelnng The Lamberts and Children and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Wnllnam Graffln Jr Frank Hacker G Arthur Buchman Wm C Amey Mr and Mrs Harry Latteman Andrea and Penny Hayes Ruth Wulllams Alfred E Neuman Earl Cressman Jr Joseph Patlre Mr and Mrs Isaac E Read Dotty Read Ruth Morey Gertrude S Cool: A Fnend Nona Stoddard Patnck Calafuore Mr and Mrs Patrrck Calaflore Lorra ne Calafrore Mr and Mrs Carmen Ruta Dale Gray Gary Gray A Frrend at Mt Lake Wrllnam L Kurmes Pat Kovalsky Semor Homeroom 'lOl Mr and Mrs JamesW Gamble Mr and Mrs G Van Camp Mr and Mrs Howard DaKay Bob and June Mr and Mrs Robert Cunmngham Homeroom 'lOl Frances M Wrntermute Shenla Crevelrng Clara Ehouse J J Lubownkx and Famtly lOl ers Anthony Trlglam Lmda Gmny and Pat Wulhelm Mr and Mrs A Castaldu Mrs Geo I. Paul Mr and Mrs John P Reltz Yolanda Pulcxm an Mrs Joseph Gruber an Mrs John Pulslnellr and Mrs Wnlllam Upton and Mrs R F McCann Carolyn Sosnovrk Mr and Mrs E Schlerbaum Genevreve Sosnovnk Mr and Mrs Edward Hnllyerd Mr and Mrs Morrns Hnllyerd Mr and Mrs Harlen Hlllyerd Jane and Earl Mr and Mrs Harry Schmeber Emmett Bushell Robun Rebecca Parson Mass l. M Horter Mrs Wrllnam Kelley Glen Castlmore Mr and Mrs Harold Wrlhelm Peter DeYong Vlckne Kathy and Debbne George Pete and June Lorrame and Lmda DeYong Paul Pam and Ray DeYong Bonme Bischoff Mrs Gmger Bromca Mrs Ida Argentatl and Mrs L D Ross: James Argentatl and Mrs Wm Bischoff and Mrs Earl Hoff Fred Brschoff llnam H Myers and Mrs Otto Bischoff Mr and Mrs Vernon Sarson Rrcky and Monty Sarson Mr Ronald Sarson Mr and Mrs Willard Sarson Dale DeVore Mrs John S lskra lols and Carl Mr and Mrs Mules A Hutchmson Mr and Mrs Stephen Ehasl Roy Beers Helene Elsemann George Roy Beers Vern and Donna Sarson Elame Skears Mr and Mrs Harold Hamlen Anna May Bnschoff Mrs Joseph Dackow Mr Joseph Dackow Mr and Mrs Robert Hoppe Mr and Mrs Alfred Donst Mrs Edward Berry Mr Edward Berry Carol Ann Berry Rnchard Berry Mr and Mrs Carl Duckworth Marlon J DeYong Pat and Bob Gall Bud and Barbara Werkhelser Mr and Mrs Elwood C Thomas Mr and Mrs Albert Salter Albert Salter Jr Lorrame Salter Hot 49 Plymouth Mr and Mrs Chester Shoemaker John Grotenhuus Rev and Mrs Lew1sJ Grotenhuns Fred Grotenhuls Mrs Fred T Edie Mr and Mrs Arthu Merrrll and Famrly Dave and Edna Jo n T Fell S Debbue and Cathy Hutch and S Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Ruth Buss Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs atch H L Ackerman CharlesA Hoffman Sr Charles Hoffman Jr Clnfford F Wllson Fred W Fuchs Wnllram Sweet Mrs Bertha Davis Mr and Mrs Steve Kovatch Mrs Nora Mucculloch Mary and Edward Vorbach Alaska Here I Come Mr and Mrs Luther G Stout Pat Stout Mr and Mrs Alfred WlllIGmS Mrs Louls Dulmstra Arthur Jones Mr and Mrs George Houck Mrs Thelma Lrbbey Mr and Mrs Wnlllam Houck Allce and Greg Sarah Lutzenberger Dons Taylor Joseph M Taylor Sr Joe Taylor e Mr and Mrs Donald K Wolff Mr and Mrs Terpstra Lynne and Sherrn Mr and Mrs Vrncent Hanft Bettys Sweetre Pres Betty Demeter Mr and Mrs Howard C Bruden A Frnend Mr and Mrs Stacy M Bruden Muss Barbara Tooma Palmer and Gayle Mr and Mrs Vrctor Domme Joanne Freeby Mr and Mrs L A Hxldebrant Pablo Hartung Mr and Mrs Steven Sosnovnk Mrs Mary Sosnovnk Mr Joseph Wosnlewslu Glenn Hartung Mr and Mrs Harold Hlldebrant John Hnldebrant Wullaam Hnldebrant Mr. . 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A Kurmes Ernest Kurmes Mr and Mrs Harold Fetherman Mr and Mrs Gnlbert Rogers John Snrotnak Irene Slrotnak Robert Slrotnak John G Snrotnak Wrllrom Slrotnak PTHU5 and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs George Dye Norman Rush Robert Rush Earl Duck Jesse Dalrymple Mass JoAnn Sabol M and Mrs Wellaam B Mooney Jane Aluce and Mnchael Mooney Carol Ann Ross: Mr and Mrs Oscar Poyer Mr and Mrs Donald G Folk Martm Reich Alex Plushanskl Mr and Mrs Carl Dalrymple Jr Mr and Mrs Wullaam Waters Jr Mrs Patrucua Smuth and Daughter Joan Basra Mergen Mr and Mrs Floyd Scarlett Mahur Mergen Mr and Mrs Mlchael Echevarrla Mrs Anna Mengel and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs L DeMange Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs R A Buchman Carl F Beers Wulllam Bennett Wrlluam Lund Jay Rush James Kent Dr Raymond Roscuolr Mrs Harrnet Kent Mr and Mrs James Lance Wlllnam Kent Mrs Max Serb Glorla Qulck Mr and Mrs Clifford Dalrymple Mr and Mrs Charles Barbre Wrlluam Crane S Anna Crane Mr and Mrs Donald Boudreau Harry Muckle and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Wnlluam Stout Joseph Shoemaker E Raymond Snovel and Kevm Joseph Bufano Mr and Mrs Noel Hartung Frank Lens Texaco Mr and Mrs Albert Onley Compluments of Dvoor Brothers Albert Dale Onley Mnchael A Barron Mr and Mrs Carl Depuy Mlss Lots Maller Vw and lrv Nancy Muller Donald McKtnley Mr and Mrs Wnllus Rlchards Marlon Hub Mr and Mrs Howard Crosson RobertJ Bums Kay Snarlett Mrs Herbert.l Bnschoff Joan Buschoff Lee Buschoff Mr and Mrs Chas Purcell and Son The Oszeycznk Famuly Mr and Mrs John Coolack and Family Complnments of Helen Flannery John R Salter Martha Salter Mr and Mrs Clayton Salter Mrs Beatruce Stecker Mr and Mrs Robert Smuth and Son Mr and Mrs Harlan Hoffman Hamer Hlcks A Friend B B A en Ferdman the Bull El Torro the Bull Tom Cramer Mr and Mrs Stanly Cramer The Boys In Bnol Patrlcla Davls 55 Peggy and Freddue Johnson Mr and Mrs Earl Bertholf RIC Mr and Mrs Daniel Schofleld Sandy and Madellne Mr and Mrs Chester Smolenskl Sandra Drenchka Make Verna of the Naturals Mr and Mrs Stewart Woolf and Family Mr and Mrs Wnlson Woolf Don Streck Mr and Mrs Harold H Wolfmger The Durholz Family Genevieve and Wnlson Mr and Mrs Raymond W Schuler Sr and Granddaughter Mr and Mrs Lester Metz Elaune Ted and Marsha Metz Mr and Mrs Joseph Magyar Jr Robert Hopkins Ronald Ross George D Roseberry Carol Ross Ronald B Lastner Jamce L Bovee Ann Qulck Nettle Vntale Emnly and Arthur Mr and Mrs Stewart Lance and Famnly Mr and Mrs Wnllnams and Famuly Mr and Mrs Thomas Burst John R ent Rebecca Sapora Julla Molnar Mr and Mrs GaryW Smnth Joan Schuster Betty Molnar Ambrose Mr and Mrs Dale Rlchards Lmda Stout Accordlonlst JayJ Eger Mr and Mrs John Anthony Lorraune Jummle Randy Smrth A 3c Mlchael G Ktndrew Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Barry Dean Davud Dean Sharon Dean Wrlllam A Dean Mr and Mrs Fred Lusk Mayor and Mrs Harold J Smith Mrs E M Young 9 and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Chordett Otto Eger Richard C Osmun James E Trach and Son Robert Luhr Harry Carlson Woolvertan L R Gunter Albert Dunk C Robert Llnaberry Warren Lehr es Patrucna Kutzler R D VanHarn and Mrs Rnchard J Hayes and Mrs Walter Yerkes and Mrs Muke Klumko and Mrs R C Lmaberry uf Teddue Skrppy and Mrs Sam Llnaberry and Mrs Frank Dltzell and Mrs Harry Pursell J Walter Baker Evrrn Lutz Bob Jewell Wrlluam Brodt 86 . 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' , ' Carole and Dave Walter Dorn Blaser Mr and Mrs John Labor Mr and Mrs Francns Nmno Rose Smrth Barb and Joe Deborah Evangelrne Mr Alfred D Trnsman Betty Ann Rachards and Mrs W Clrfford Lyman John Feat and Mrs Eugene Crozrer and Mrs Ethelbert Smrth Georgia Harrton Mr and Mrs Edward R Kerner Mr and Mrs Kenneth R Kay Mr and Mrs Howard Hoffman Erleen Gall and Debbie Kochrs Edea Bully and Davld Snyder Mr and Mrs Wrllram Snyder Leon and Gyspy Mr and Mrs Anthony Esposato Arnold Esposrto Jean Colombo Barbara Esposrto Mrs Rhoda Parsons Donald Nemeth Jr lours B Georrg Walt Parsons Roy Yohe l H Stettler r and Mrs Robert Stettler John Esposrto Raymond Koch Charles Ross Lrttle Black Samba Thomas Cat Mrs Jenme Crusen Mr and Mrs T R Sutton Mr and Mrs Robert Kostenbader Mr and Mrs Kenneth R Kay Mr and Mrs Harry E Serfass Sherry Serfass lmda Serfass Mr and Mrs Wrllram D Sm: e Mrss Arlene Wrldrlck Afke Tlgchelaar Mr and Mrs W Stout Mr and Mrs Harold Alllson J Ralph VanDuyne Harold Parry J Mr and Mrs Samuel T Mrllar Mr and Mrs Walter G Muller Bea Lockard Mr and Mrs John A Smrth Rrchard Lockard Mr and Mrs Don Lerda Mr Roy DeHart Janet Fetherman Joyce Ann Fetherman Paul Hyduskco Jr Mr and Mrs Paul Hyduskco Patrrcra Reyes Mrchele Ann Krtchen Mr and Mrs Amos Osmun Kathy Belstra Mr and Mrs Edward Nerdrg Mr and Mrs Ralph Hartung Mrs Rudy Sexton Mr and Mrs Geo A Lrghtcap Van Y Cook Stuart Hartung Loretta M Domlne Wayne Stocker Mr and Mrs C T Crevelmg Mr and Mrs Fred Green Tony Cabone 85 PTHIJS Mr and Mrs Mrlton Dean Yvonne B Folkner John Mart Mr and Mrs Hope Mr and Mrs Layton Snover Mrs Edrth H Bartron Frances and Harvey Bartron Walter E Rush Wallace and Anne Clark Mr and Mrs Harold Dayton Mr and Mrs Harold Lambert Darts Ann Deremer Mr Ronald Wrllnamson Mr and Mrs Charles Wnllramson Mrss Gayle Burd and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Frank Trrmmer Arthur Mulner Henry Muller Wnlmont Osmun Mrs Joyce Rrchards Pearl and Bert Averson and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Jack Drckmson Joseph Toth Harold Walflnger Harvey Wolfmger Spencer Stopp Barry and Yum Mr and Mrs Wrllram Nolan Mr and Mrs ClarenceC Stout Mrs Charlotte Knerr Mr and Mrs Fred Garsler Beverly Geisler David Shotwell Mr John Read Mr and Mrs John T Sarson Lars Sarson Beverly Sarson Cornellus Swayze Mr Fred Sarson Brll Orpen Rev and Mrs Wllber Thrush Mr and Mrs Fred Russell Harry Pursell Brugler s Poultry Farm Sara L Andrews Robert Hartung Mr and Mrs Wesley Gouger Ethel Gouger Bermce May Mr and Mrs Wulluam May Mr and Mrs Ralph Duckworth Robert R Duckworth Mr and Mrs Robert Hamrll Ralph and Fay Mr and Mrs Paul Grraux Mr Russel Swayze Joan Mornsan Judy BHS and John WHS Nancy Fentsma Mr and Mrs K Fulmer Mr and Mrs Marlo Grrppt Kathy and Jack Helen K Hauenstem Gayle Benke BenlammJ Bosco Mrs Charlotte Stennhardt Mr and Mrs Theodore Pfouth Ag Homeroom A Friend June and Johnny Pretty Grrl and Danny Boy Frrends from E Bangor Cathernne Hardlman A Frrend Mr Jesse Thompson Mrss Grace Ruddle Mr and Mrs Wrllram Prnkerton Mr and Mrs Zachary Palega Mr and Mrs Henry Bard and Ann Danme Smrth and Family Kathy Souders Llnda Souders Mrs Lydia Kerkendall Mrs Gertrude Opdyke Mrs Dorothy Muller Mr and Mrs Geo Teabo Lester Bennett Jr Mr and Mrs Mrlton B Harmg Lrllre Harmg Mrlton B Harmq George M Harmg Elizabeth Srbel Helen Searles and Mrs Alfred D Glenn Jr Edward Frlburn Sgt and Mrs Pete Walker Erwun Pfauth Clara Frlburn Mr and Mrs James Cook Rev Fr John P Grabowskl Marla Bosco Joe McDonald Betty Lambert Mr and Mrs Frank Folkner Charles H Aschoff Jr Mr and Mrs Jack Sweet Mr and Mrs A Hofmann Mr and Mrs Charles Aschoff Duck Coppersmrth Marne VanSyckle Orrre Terpstra Mr and Mrs Albert Pursel Mr and Mrs Harry Henshaw wtllte Wrllram Kravchak Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs George John Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Donald Nemeth R C Schwarz Schwarz Robert Swanson Joseph E Streck John Melchor lm and Mrs Carl Musser and Mrs Del Ghettr Patrrck o ert Mucklm arry Hull and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs ry Fertsma Hayes Dalrymple Rnchard Dalrymple Paul Benke Nicholas Feltsma rank Lantrnea and Mrs J Hrvko Mrs John Venerus Jane Domrne Mr and Mrs Hank Robbms Mr and Mrs John Durbmo Mr and Mrs Elwood Trach Edna and Paul Nagy Henry and Ruth Bennett E Jacob D Qurck Mr and Mrs Harry lozrer Fred Johnson Mrs Wrlma Bleeker Mr and Mrs Paul Freeby and Boys Mr and Mrs Everrtt Hughes Ted Unterkofler Chrus Unterkofler J Levnts hnrgg Mr Franklm Burd Agnes O Nell Mr and Mrs H D Alexander Mass Tran DeGroat Mr and Mrs Amos VanHorn Ruth Van Althuus Mrs Faustman BUSI ESS Corporation of America Celanese Minassian Studio Belvidere Chapter F.F.A. Kilbourne Foremost Belvidere Hardwick and Donohue Dairies, Inc. Alumni Association Knitting Mills, Inc. Buckeye Glide Company Ford Furniture Store Peter P. Dennis Cook's Floor and Wall Covering Farmer's Feed Service H. L. Beers, Florist Mapledale Dairy Earl J. Frick MacFadden Funeral Home Stewart Chevrolet The First National Bank of Belvidere Fran's Barber Shop Steckel Concrete Company Lone Jewelers Jackson's Sporting Goods Harmony Garage Harmony Package Store Earl J. Mack Clothing Baker's Five and Dime Harmony P.T.A. Ayers Garage Davis Pharmacy Cook's Milk Service, James Cook, Prop. Casa Lussani, Rt. 46 The Belvidere Market Vannatta and Dean Triangle Service Station- Gene Thompson Culvert's Rest A. Y. Hissim, Inc.- Mason and Contractor Hub Roofing and Sheet Metal Co., Easton, Pa. Western Auto Bridgeville Plumbing and Heating Co. Crown Heating Service Smith Farm Equipment, Inc.- Washington Trans-Bridge Lines, Inc.- Chartered Coaches Al-Ruby Farms 84 PATHU 5 Jack's Bar B-Q Chickens-Rt. 46 Riverton Hotel Javes Bakery-Milford David DeYong-Hauling Wet Grains Belvidere Bakery and Fountain Delaware Valley Dairy C. T. Ivins, General Merchandise Crossroads Diner-Bridgeville Faust Brothers Joseph Unangst-Freihofer's Distributor Joan's Diner Helen Mae Beauty Shop Sunrise Stock Farms Dick Direct Sales-Hope, N.J. Fritz-Your Shell Dealer Johnson's Farm Capri Shell Restaurant-Delaware, N. J. Buttzville Garage Columbia Distributors, Inc. Columbia Gulf Service A. B. Hartung- Hardware-Confectionery Hoagland and Clark, Inc. Good Luck from Walt's Flying A Belstra's Esso Service George Dicker- Distributor of Freihofer Bread Hope Service Agency- General Insurance Oakhurst Cafe-Hutchison, N.J. Paul M. Souders Hot Dog Johnny's Stand Ken Brader and Son Gladys Glad Shop Gaston's Atlantic Service Bob's Pool and Confectionery Thrifty Food Mart King's Cleaners and Shirt Launclerers G. Hiram Buchman, Inc. Gardner Lumber Co., Inc. Henry Beauty Shoppe The Brass Rail Belvidere Diner, Harold Hamlen, Prop. Compliments of Dean Appliance- Washington Buckhorn Casino Doris Beauty Salon Chick's Tulsa Diner Lewis H. Jones, Plumbing and Heating Despife flre cold weafher our cheer- leaders are as ccfive as ever. Our J.V. Cheerleaders, in good form, demcnsfrafe one of their cheers. Senior boys falre over cheering of the losf game. ,..-W.. V-va .ik Ka N4 -elf-as FW, Q ,Av '93, SHARON KAUFFMAN 'g CAROLE BRUDEN '1 WM-w NL x MAQCIA HAM' EN lIHeHrIeadPrsJ 'wi E DURHOLZ Z UND-'A BUCPKENMYER LANNM uEH'N l 1 43 . 4 '9- 4 I x 5 Q4 .af P FIRST ROW, left io right W. Seiple, E. Berry, T. Streck, W. Crane, R. Hayes, J. Watson. SECOND ROW T. Washburn, R. Seiple, H. Parry, W. Sirotnak, D. Streck. THIRD ROW: T. Smith, Coach, W. Woolf, E Hothouse, W. Cale, J. Oszeyczik, Manager. Baseball Coach, Mr. Thomas Smiih Pre-season pradice in ihe gym. 6 79 FRONT ROW left to rght G Ward Manager B Hr ezalr P B on co W Cole J Knerr S Rosenk ons SECOND ROW .I Oszeyczlr Manager W Day l. Cole S Cole F Go gas R Scpora THIRD ROW G Pu sell A Benke R Kern H Wolfmger Mr P Pezutto Coach J V SCHEDULE Pen Argyl West Morrus Parochlal Hugh Bridge North Hunterdon Blaurstown Hunterdon Central Washnngton North Hunterdon Blcurstown Frenchtown Hackettstown Hugh Brudge Hunterdon Central Washmgton Haclcettstown Parochnal Frenchtown They '21 ,wif Team wo k as an asset io the JV U'-an 5 p xtffivf' FRONT ROW, left to right: T, Sfreclx, R. Hayes, J. Kovalsky, D. Davis, V. Smith. SECOND ROW: D. Streak, Monogerp J. Beers, E. Smith, T. Washburn, R. Seiple, W. Kurmes, Manager. THIRD ROW: A. Mark, Coach, E. Hothouse, K. Wolff. SCHEDULE We They 37 ,.,.,..... Pen Argyl .......... 55 66 ........., West Morris .......... 26 44 .,Y,.....,.. Parochial ............ 52 58 ..,......, Blairstown .....,..., 46 56 ,...,... Washington ........ 64 50 .... North Hunterdon .... 37 60 ...,....,,.. Regional ............ 56 56 .,,.,, u . Blairstown .......... 54 51 , ,. Hunterdon Central .... 64 49 ,, ..... Washington ........ 57 38 . . North Hunterdon .... 58 53 , ,. Blairstown ......, 49 58 ,,,, Frenchtown ........ .. 49 42 ,, , Hockettstown ........ 70 39 ,.,, Hunterdon Central .,.. 45 71 .... ,, High Bridge .....,.. 43 86 . .. ,. Washington ...... .. 64 63 . Hackettstown ........ 45 69 ,. A Parochial ............ 45 66 . Frenchtown .......... 47 Tournaments 64 Blolrstown ,, ,A 35 59 ., . Glen Ridge . , 68 7 Lv, W f C VICTOR SMITH Guord T .- iw '73-M -V iewl JZg,q,5Z lzuwte Basketball 3 ll gli THEODORE STRECK Forward KENNETH WOLFF Forward Head Coach-Mr, Andrew Mark and Captain-Jack Kovolsky JACK KOVALSKY Guard si , Everybody fries fo gel in on the lackle. A. Sfreck went 80 yards against Nefcong behind blocking like this. L Mfg M MQ Sigyaumbv-Njwmwvngwv dwNW Nm'NL3,,,j1qw We 0 6 0 26 53 6 21 33 if Kovalsky picks up needed yardage against Frenchtown. SCORES Hunterdon Central Washington Frenchtown Parochial Solebury Netcong HGCkelfSfOWf'l Franklin Seiple evaded fhis blocker fo make lhe lackle. They 13 19 20 6 13 19 39 O 75 CO-CAPTAINS Bill Seiple and Jack Kovalsky - is 4 J d Q. FRONT ROW, left to right: W. Crane, J. Hutchison, W. Woolf, W. Sirotnak, T. Washburn, T. Streck, J, Kovalslcy, W. Seiple, A. Fratezi. K. Wolff, J. Watson, R. Seiple. SECOND ROW: Assistant Coach, P, Pezzuto, Manager, J. Oszeyczik, R. Thorp, R. Hayes, E. Smith, G. Ward, G. Beers, E. Hay, W. Cole, D. Streck, Head Coach, Domenick Colangelo, Assistant Coach, Thomas Smith. THIRD ROW: H. Parry, E. Bacon, G. Pysher, H. Woltinger, S. Cole, G. Baker, D. Tiett, D. DeVore, P. Bronico, N. Bronico. FOURTH ROW: J. Knerr, S. Rosen- krans, P. Sozanski, L. Cole, W. Day, P. McCann, l. Woolf, T. Hale, W. Hay, R. Smith V. Hriczok, R. Sapora, A. Benke. Head Coach Domenick Colangelo and assistants, Thomas Smith and Peter Pezzuto talk over flaws of previous games. Although our 3-5 record was not impressive, this year's team was termed as one of the best in the school's history. Whether they were winning or losing, you could always ex- pect a wide-open, action-packed game. . 4- swf ff ' f . fi., ,z,-g,-,ff . . ,:,U1,,, U., L 2 ,, L.: zfftzmws-Q an 1 s I nl N, 'll 'I My 3, , fi! A . 1.1 J. Til dnl if it -mf . l - -'bn JS.. S1 ...,i , fx , X ,wth ,ze , J X mf ff' fi B. ,323 JB HE, 'lf-ra Sft Fnutllall x f lx X . N '. , ' f-is . 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Think l'll make il? asks Bonnie Miers as slie tries fo jump inlo lhe sack. 1 1 . xv, S UWHALL The highlight of the holiday season at Belvidere High School is the Snowball which is sponsored by the Student Council. Such an enchanting time in a vvinterlond of snow, centered around St. Nick, will live in our memories forever. The big beat is enjoyed by all. St. Nick rules ove r ihe holiday crowd. Time to catch your breath. E ,.., ': The king and his holiday queens Our theme . . . Sayonara . . . a Japanese good-bye. Q xxvi swf' t l liAttl'll 9 wr ill Mr. Kovacs directs the construction X -XX, 1 tx? my i Hx 'X w X The royal couple and their court. From left: Kathy Bronico, Sandra Stanaw- slci attendants, Virginia Hall, Queen, Carl Morrison, King, William Howell, Russell Holsterman, attendants. Prum A gilded cage in an oriental garden of silhouettes sets the scene for an enchanting evening. Dancing to the soft and soothing music of Park Frankenfield left us in a heaven of dreams. As we left, in passing under the Shinto archway bearing the theme Sayonara, an indellible im- pression was imprinted upon our minds of a never to be forgotten Japanese good-bye. 66 After waiting so long, it went so fast. V I ,- I. ug- . L A 1 f , . ' N f . ' xx 1-1' Malnrettns fs' 5' N3 ix , KATHRY JA? fl .1- fig? ff i ffq an rf Ik Jr!! Sf r '-gg 54: ffkfw NANCY RUSH e-od T ANDRA BECK C 54-5 ' f f ' OM AQCHJFF I IUDITH A ETZGAR HAPTHA fi' X An tu H fZ' X K '1 K, ,,-td ff' 34' , , W CE-1 Zta 'D Q!- if Q.. , 'XL ,L f XX' W ... . Y 'N ' I N4 -J A Z .,, '-G L iv J , f' . A F L' 1 fr - -' ' N n L Z u - ' N Nw, AS 1' k A SAJER rx , i 1 ? 'N 12, 1 fx I -if -f ' , Q' . ,5 f J. f X A N 1 A if, 1 , ,N In T I. -3 f Q I, ,,. X . A'fl.E if BENKE H62 . -,'f:jorf 'C- VF l Q.: NI '. . ' f N X 'Lx V2 ' A X. . I xv - 5 fp' ' A K V ' r V V' -Y, ' ' 1 G u-.fr -5:52 , ' -f f' 4 ' ' ' ' ' Q! V , ' f Y ' 'x K f 4 ' K Q K I Y F, ,- W , --4 X xr . ' V . f ' X 1 f Lg , C I A if - ,H ' f fr 6 ' v 1 ,, '53, Q, K . J -XF ,L,' K, rff- :Xfire xv ,I , R WALL. X ' V' I I X-2? , . I ., ' A ' ffr , fi , L X l K 1 , M 1 I Q:-yJw4,,..- I I 53- , .,, X .K ,fl ,Q -- A1 P A l wx ff ,' ' ,ffl Yr - C. 'I' 1 1 JA , xf , V Y 1 ? CJ- d Q' . ' 1 f -Qi - f 1 3 LQ . , V x , C- Q f . , .A xv' - J f 7' ' r x P' 4 , , L -f Q .V l. .' . V . '5 ' E - - fl' ' Q 3 AA' ,lk I i , XV , H M :M , . C' D I '. Z7 K P49 BOYS' GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW: Harry Read, Joseph Sims Brass Samuel, Thomas Cavanaugh, Mr. W. Figert, Directory George Pierce, Edward Berry, Donald Tiefl. SECOND ROW: John Howard, Eugene Smith, Clark McCleon, Robert Dinger, Jack Zink, Paul Rebner, James Beers. THIRD ROW: Patrick McCann, William Seiple, Robert Seiple, James Watson, Joseph Kovatch. Musical Activities The singing of the Christmas carols by the chorus brought humility fo our hearts. The Kings pay homage to the Babe in our Christmas pageant The Prince of Pilsen On May 16 and 'l7, the B.H.S. Auditorium became a Broadway theater where the gay and lively musi- cal, The Prince of Pilsen was presented. Jake Boomer, a Texas oil tycoon visits France and is mis- taken for a prince incognito. He plays the part well but things begin to pop when the real prince shows up to claim his title. The townspeople mistake oil tycoon .lake noomer, James Hutchinson and his sister Jean, Virginia Hall, for the Prince and Princess ot Pitsen. Jalre's Names Hutchison! French provides many amusing misunderstandings. The high-stepping can-can dancers entertain at the hotel. Artie, Jack Zink, the photographer from the London Chit Chat, tlirts with the girls. Mildred Nancy Rasely serves as recorder for . . . , ' iv SENIOR PLAY CAST FIRST ROW: Ellen Durholz, Alberta Lussani, Cleora Williams, Nancy Rasely, SECOND ROW: Bonnie Miers, Carol Rossi, Mae Cook, Noreen Windeatt. THIRD ROW. William Kurmes, Jack Zinlx, Clark Mclean, Armando Fratezi. Senior Pla Meer Corliss Archer The seniors once again showed their captivating talent in pre- senting the humorous comedy, Meet Corliss Archer, on December 5th and oth. The action centered around a demanding and out- spoken relative Cousin Agnes, CAlbertc1 Lussanij, who turns the house- hold into a turmoil by shaming Dexter Franklin, Clock Zinkl, Corliss' boyfriend right out of his girl friend's house. The whole mix-up started because of a tictious diary written by Corliss, CNoreen Windeotti, and it finally takes Dexter's parents, the Franklins, CCleora Williams and Armando Fratezij, to straighten the whole thing out. Corliss ,Noreen Windeatli :magma los? diary causes troubles and e diary. for Corliss and her friend. worries Cousin Agnes takes over. Cousin Agnes 'Alberta Lussanij announces lm leaving! is Q 15 J Q A , 1 A , Q N-...s SEATED: Mr, Kelly, Advisory Miss Andrews, Advisor, Linda Wilhelm, Genevieve Sosnovik, Joyce Lutz, Ella Bucek, Sandra Beck, Arlene Benke, Barbara Esposito, Sherry Serfass, Jane Mack, Emily Nemeth, Delores Poyer, Miss Williams, Advisor. STANDING: Linda Souders, Dawn Dal- , i rymple, Margaret Ward, Kathryn Hawes, Elaine Lozier, Esther Tetz, Lorraine Weber, Joan X Bisholt, Patricia Ghetti, Jackie Kunkle, Susan Grippi, Kathy Belstra, Nancy Rush, Elaine Skears, f. Barbara Wolff, Kathleen Cook. MISSING: Julianne Smith, Sandra Drenchko, Donna Dean, ' Mariorie Fulmer. The Future Nurses' Club was organized at the beginning of this year for the purpose of giving a general background of the duties and functions of nursing. Some of the activities undertaken by the club include volunteer work at War- ren Hospital every Thursday. Guest speakers from nearby hospitals help to in- form the club members as to the qualifi- cations for admittance to a school of nursing. Lectures are also given on vari- ous topics, to give a more varied back- ground in science. The club members are looking forward to a trip to one of the nearby hospitals to observe nurses at work. The club is under the able guidance of the following officers and advisors: Presi- dent, Carol Ann Rossi, Vice President, Carol Becroftp Secretary, Ellen Durholz, Treasurer, Marian Hub, and advisors, Mr. Jcseph McHoIe and Mrs. Lloyd, R.N. SEATED: Eileen Stout, Elaine Skears, Beverly nf' F. T. I-I. The Will G. Atwood Club, Fu- ture Teachers of America, have been busily working toward their prospective careers in the field of education. The organization has heard various guest speakers and has recently made a trip to Tren- ton State College. These and nu- merous other activities have added to their preparation for the parts they will play in the future of our nation. f , V I in Sarson, Margaret Ward, Sharon Kauffman, Lynn Schwarz, Kathy Rossi, Sandra Hutchins. STANDING: Darlene Zelinski, Alice Schuster, M McHale, Advisor, Carol Rossi, Ellen Durholz, Marion Hub, Carol Becroft, Mrs. Lloyd, Advisor Judy Giroux, Carol Erickson, Katherine Souders, Noreen Windeatt. SEATED1 Irene Stout, Janet Black, Irene Meissner, Kay Pursell, Beverly Gaisler, Betty Lambert, Carol Rossi, June Dill, Judy Walters, Beverly Charles, Ruth Black. STANDING: Martha Solters, Betty Richards, Sherry Serfass, Janet McCann, Nancy Rietz, Mrs. Simms, Advisor, Marion De- Yong, Helen Mitchell, Sharon Metzgar, Etta Teabo, Dorothy Metz, Judy Stevens. Lihrar Illuh The library staff under the di- rection of Mrs. Estelle Sims de- serves a great deal of credit. They have worked throughout the year to keep the library in good order, enabling us to obtain information which we so often need, as well as giving us wonderful books for pleasure reading. 59 I 'X I 7 . 5 4 i l FIRST ROW: Robert Cathers, Robert Ball, Donald Hiedlick, John Salters, Craig Buel, Douglass Charles, Franklin Gaisler, Thomas Huff, Frank Van Althuis, Harold Erickson, William Schuler, Orrie lerpstra, Albert Swisher, Richard Demeter, Jack Rowe, Donald Myers. SECOND ROW: George Beers, Thomas Foyer, Lamar Sem- Future Farmer The F.F.A. members kept busy right through the summer with thirteen of them showing dairy animals at the Warren County Fair. Then in September seventeen animals were shown at the New Jersey State Fair and many outstanding awards were re- ceived by these exhibitions. With the beginning of school a new roof was put on their storage building in Mason's orchard. mel, Donald LoBarr, Janet Hillyerd, Mr. H. Schneiber, Advisor Gloria Quick, Jane Hillyerd, Connie Parfrey, Douglas Vorbach Donald Schanzlin, Donald Moore, Paul Buchman. THIRD ROW Floyd Poyer, Thomas McGrath, Amos Zellers, Gary Jahnsdn, Ronald Hiedlick, Richard Thorp, Robert M. Duckworth. s nf I-lmerilza In December a very successful Christmas tree sale was held with 211 trees being cut and sold. The big shop project during December was the sanding and repainting of the Belvidere Board of Education School Bus. Most of January was spent learning about tractor maintenance work. Then with the ,coming of spring quite a bit of work was done on their field crop projects which Franklin Gaisler and George Beers keep the equipment in order. The Ag. boys show their fine workmanship by refinishing the school bus. consisted of ten acres of hay, three acres of corn and two acres of apples. Regular chapter meetings with interesting pro- grams were held each month. A report of the supervised farming activities showed that chapter members completed seventy- two farm projects, seventy-four farm improvement projects and demonstrated 199 supplementary farm practices. . With all of these activities we can easily see that the F.F.A. is doing a fine job of producing a better farmer for the future. Editor Arlene Benlre conters with Bonnie Miers, Assistant Art Editor on plans for the coming issue. Business managers Cleora Williams and Lorraine Salter proof read the copy. FRONT ROW: Lorraine Salter, Cleora Williams, Kathleen Wester. SECOND ROW: Mr. William Mooney, Miss J. Sobel, Advisors, Kath- leen Carlson, Joan Bischoff, Ellen Durholz, Arlene Benke, Noreen Windeatt, Patricia Stout, Jackie Kunkle, Kathy Belstra, Miss D. Bart, Mrs. E. Sims, Advisors. THIRD ROW: Sally Jo Behe, Sherry Scarlet Sump First news first! This certainly describes the effi- ciency of our reliable newspaper statt. The Scarlet Scoop reports faithfully on both academic and social activities, thus we are well informed on all events which take place throughout the year. Sertass, Julie Palega, Linda Hivlro, Sandra Beck, Irene Meissner, Margaret Ward, Margaret Post, Susan Grippi, Nancy Rasely, Sydney Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Kay Pursell, Kathryn Hawes, Audrey Beacroft, Janet Eisenbach, Sandra Hutchins, Julianne Smith, Wanda Richman, Mae Cook, Alberta Lussani. - 1413153.94 ' ffl- 5,. Almighty Seniors are rushed for si natures Miss Williams' food and hospitality moke working easier. g . Junior editors learn the ropes. Rb The first section editors work hard lo meet the deadline. From left: Noreen Windealt, Miss Williams, Charlene Jones, Joyce Lutz, Nancy Tyler and Marcia Hornlen. ,Q Sv-!'11'i...., f ff ,- A -,.sI1lL- - .Www VV . TN 7' F 8: T -:T f 5 3 l 'J ill, as as . 1 !i:: I I' I F -L 4. N9 . - , A 2 l 5 Qi 59 l '- .e M 5 ' The business lmanagers, Joyce Fetherman and Elaine McMurlrie, check the records EL!-XHIU Throughout the year all of us have had many pleasant experiences that might well be forever hidden in the vastness of our memories, if it were not for our yearbook. The Clarion staff has endeavored to put into pictures and words these memorable events so that long afterward they will re- main a clear picture rather than a foggy memory. 55 Q FIRST ROW: Jack Zinlr, William Seiple, Arlene Benlie, N0V99f1 Windearf, Joyce Lutz, Charlene Jones, Armando Fratezi, Ellen Durholz. SECOND ROW: Joyce Fetherman, Elaine McMur1rie, David Rosenkrans, Advisors: Mr. H. Fremounf, Mr. Z. Kovacs, Miss R. Williams, Mr. W. Mooney, Bonnie Miers, Marilyn Souders, June Wilson Woolf ond William Seiple, sports ecli- The photographers select pictures From lelt Artists at work From left Bonnie tors review the sporls highlights while linda David Rosenkrans,Jack Zink and Mr Fremount Miers M Kovacs Marilyn Souders Hivko and Ellen Durholz, academic editors, Und ju,-,e Gamble look on. CLARION STAFF AND ADVISORS Editor-in-Chief .......,....................................................... Joyce lull Assistant Editor .,.. . ,.,,... Nancy Tyler Literary ........... .......,...........,..... N oreen Windeatt Senior Section .. .....,. ,........ ..... ,..... C h a rlene Jones Activities .........,.... ...... A rlene Benlce, Armando Frafezi Academic Editor ....... .......,.,.................,............,......, E llen Durholz Sports ...............,.... ............ ....., ,........,................... 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A . -, 'Mi l Q, If V, ' . .M fo' in 14 13 I' r 'Lk , V 5,- 45 W l -1,4 4 ' ,, Rx Q M Nlf' E 1 N' , I - Mi casa es su casa. My house is your house. -Spanish x Wl1a1 N you have? -Home Economics. --Q L, 3, a' ' Q n Vx -A - . Ready for fha? Paras vacahon, now ihaf we all speak French? - French 6 ln! Good clean outdoor lun is always essenfial -Physical Educufion 50 4-5 Hey reach looks luke we have some left over Bfology Looks easy doesn'f if? - Basic Review -English Seniors, fhis job ol ho? making! Hafs made by, from lell: Ruflwnn Cofhers, John Hordiman, Nancy Hardy and Allen Smilh -- Arf. -e lf' N.. 0 'Q' iii V One of Mr. Mooney's fyping classes of work -Typing Mr. Kelly infroduces the Freshmen Vo the lobcrovory equipment-General Science 48 Wl1aVs1l've 1heorem? Jus? ask Susan Grlppi or Jackie Kunkle-Plane Geometry. Art- Two more lessons and you'll be iusi like Rembrandt, says Mr. Kovacs. .di Ronald Hayes and Todd Ayers earneslly work on lheir shop projecfs-Shop. Diligence + lnfegrify + lngenuify + Character I Wisdom A well balanced curriculum makes for a well balanced wisdom Ollice rouline - Tedious and repelifious, buf lun-Office Pracfice Elemenfary my dear Wafson, or rafher William Kurmes English. f, cross your fingers and close your eyes, Madame Rossi is ol worlreflwemislry 47 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS FIRST ROW: Vice-President, Kay Pursellg Treasurer, Sanura Beck, Head Advisor, Miss R. Wiiliomsg Advisor, Miss B. Teoma, Secretory, Carol Milner. SECOND ROW: Advisors, Mr, H. Fremount, Mr. T.SmitI1, Mr. A. Trigiani, President, Douglas Davis, Advisor, Mr. A. Ruggiero. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS FIRST ROW: Treasurer, Esther Tetz, Sec- retary, Jane Domine, Advisors, Miss M Leonard, Miss G. Stanulis. SECOND ROW President, Thomas Hale, Advisor, Mr. P. Pezzuto, Head Advisor, Mr. H. Schneiber, Advisor, Mr. A. Mark. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS FIRST ROW: Advsors, Mrs. E. Sims, Miss J. Sabol, Miss D. Bart, Mrs. T. Libbey. SECOND ROW: Advisor, Mr. J. Snyder, President, Robert Seipleg Vice President, Donald Teiffg Secretory, Betty Jane Ko- vatch, Treasurer, .loan Bischoff, Head Ad- visor, Mr. Wm. Mooney. . f r . X, , in J I ' vu' y v- .f?l.f7lQ0i1f'i Q 1. -9 Longyhore l.UbOWICkI Lyman Mcgyer McCann McCann Mclaln Metz Muller Muller Mnllheum Molnor Nemeth Parr Posquunl Poyer Pursell Pursel Race Rentz Rnedle Rosenkra ns Ross Sapora Schecter Schuster Semmel Shafer F3436 Q .,.. I. 4l Supel Smith Smnth Sosnovnk Speck Stout Mlssmg D Parson S Relyea The Freshman Class A B l. J M 45 M Schmidt Schuster Smnckle Smnth Souders Sozanslu Staples Teobo Tetz Thomas Trach Van Duyne Vitale Watson Wnlhelm Wnlllams Wnllnams Wnlllumson Wnlson Wolf? Woolf Wyckoff ussmg omca Borcl: 4.4 'Z Q55 Q CD -AA i 'x -F' N 9334 l R. Lis R. .. A ni 'V 9 ng Q, 4 R. ' ' 5 Q , . 3, 5 .Q J. ., 'f ' - i- 'f 1-1 J. . l X ,4- ' A ,M y-1-'f M 1' J J, ' P. D. ' - 1, Q ,N , .. J L, -5 J I. Q! 'WJ J Q.. l.. B. . ' ' '- '- ' ' ' Ji H. ' . A -1 , n! 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X JH + - g. E. .1 X- fvff' 55:1 1. 'frx ' A ,, ' 755' ' , . ' ' ' ' '-N.. -,- - ' .f . 5 - I ' - ,Q ,af Y' O-ilk -rn. s J E fx, .-ff A ' j X. 5 . A 'KX .ni , L . .'. nf ,, v, -3, . . LGYYY Johnson Anna May Bischoff Randall Green CLASS HOT ROD MOST BASHFUL N 79 K, ff I - J , lv -Te -'Q be fthe Ig, rggifzg-1 :W :Tig 9 ,X 9, mf-1 T 'A -W 'Q' ,fff X I V-Qi Q ' f f T ,.:. ,- , g. ' ,X -X A, MW, , ' ' . T ,f s, 1 C 1 lv, ' - -4 .T g M, . . a - 1 'f ' .:z w .S +--r . . .Q . e 7. - Jff' W, .. aff? A .5 ,, I X 'QUT L T gy f N ,f Noreen Windeott BEST ALL-ROUND Arlene Benke Jock Kovalsky MOST ATHLETIC 4: Xg? 'fXN 1- A N C' ,, ? F I ' 'X f 1- 1 , A 'N' Q f 'f :,yf252 ' . M 'P 1 -xl 2' If-rl: . ' ',t ' f-' 1 ,oi ,551 ' .TTT -TQ, , Kathleen Wester ' BEST LOOKING ik V.p., , ,gm - 'f ' na, ' .V 1 L.Au1?, U A n'e S ' 7 E 'X ' A , . ,. f',i mf' ll. if fggfgl .,, ,, V X ,, ui' L: If fig , f , T, in ,, a 3 of T ' or a 21, H- ' , f- .f - F J f I 3 le I X ,, , I I 3 , J .i , rl . ' 1 U' V f, . A M ' -. 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R X Class Hlslnr Snnce we made our flrst appearance at BHS on that memorable day an September of 1955 It seems almost Impossible that four years could have gone by so rapidly Let us now turn back the pages of those four years The new and rewardnng experiences of thenr contents wall brtng a refreshnng reminder ofthe Important events whtch we hold hugh an our luves As we began our freshman year the followmg were chosen as our class offlcers Joyce Fetherman Presudent Duane Bosco Vtce Presudent Lorraune Salter Secretary and Anna May Bnschoff Treasurer We had as our class advisors Mr Rees head advlsor Mnss Tooma Mrs Libby Mr Eaton and Mr Mark As for the flnancual vnew our treasury started growmg from the annual magaztne campaugn and from our dance the Sock Hop Our other actnvttles Included parts rn the school play Perfect Gentleman and un the musucal Councul After successfully completing our freshman year we found ourselves gaunung more confidence Even though we were stall underclassmen when we agatn entered BHS the following fall we were able to adlust more readily and soon we were building up our treasury by sellung more magazunes than any other class Takung charge of the basketball concessnons and sellrng Easter candy also proved very profitable tn the asset department During thus year we chose Wulluam Seuple as our Presudent Kenneth Wolff as Vuce Presrdent Nancy Rasely as Secretary and Joyce Lutz as Treasurer Our advisors unclucled Mr McHale head advusor Mvss Tooma Mrs Scheneman Mr Colangelo and Mr Schnueber Our class play entitled Cleaned and Pressed proved a great success We also had the lead and many supportlng roles In the mustcal Oklahoma lt was at the end of thus year that we elected our Clarion representatuves who would hold thenr postttons for the next two years Our Junlor year turned out to be a very busy one In order to be deemed worthy of our new dustlnctnon s upperclassmen we set rught out sellnng I ,ff-' K' ,, Y ,, B i W V x X . 4 - ' v I 7 2 7 ' 7 ' 7 ' ' 7 ' 7 7 ' 7 A . ' 7 . , ' 7 ' , . , . , . . . . I . . . ,, ,, . . . - - 11 11 - - 7 7 Girl Crazy. We also took an active part in the membership of the Student ' ll- ll ' - 7 - - - 7 - 7 7 f 7 1 - 7 ' 7 ' 7 - 7 - , . . ' ll ll , . ' ' ' ll ll ' ll ' ll ' 1 1 u O ll ,yy . - n V v T ' l ,.- 's ltia- 1- f ffj 25 FN magazunes and Chrnstmas candy Our work on the football concessions also proved quute profitable Of course our long awaoted class rungs were receuved wuth great excutement and enthusiasm Our able leaders for thus year Included James Watson President Noreen Wundeatt Vuce Prestdent Charlene Jones Sec retary and Joyce Lutz Treasurer We agatn welcomed Mr McHale as our head advisor with Mass Eusemann Mass Tooma Mrs Sums Mr Colangelo and Mr Schneuber as has capable assistants Our Junuor play A Date For Bobby Sox and the HA WA BE Bl Basketball dance both netted a very good proht Last but not least we cannot forget the Junlor Sensor prom whuch transformed the gym unto nts theme of Sayonara Perhaps the most memorable day of all occured when at last we reached the plnacle of all achnevements the day when at last we became Sensors For thus year Noreen Wundeatt was elected as our President James Watson as our Vuce Presndent Charlene Jones as our Secretary and Joyce Lutz as our Treasurer We were very fortunate to have Mr McHale back agaan as our head advusor wlth has able assnstants Mass Andrews Mlss Eusemann and Mr Colangelo We started the year off with a bang by sellung magazunes and followed up by sellung Chrnstmas cards The receptnon of our Sensor pnctures and name cards caused much excrtement as dnd the presentatnon of the well known Broad way play Meet Corlnss Archer whuch was a tremendous success Next came the most cherushed ev nts of all our long antuctpated trap to Washungton D C where we had a truly delrghtful tnme Upon our return from Washmgton we qratefully attended the Prom gnven In our honor by the Junnor Class Other graduatuon actuvntues were upon us almost before we realuzed Class Nnght Baccalureate and flnally Commencement These wonderful four years are now hustory our l s l dont thank we can ever forget the reward ng tumes we have experienced for to keep these rememberances ruch ln our hearts we need only look back throuqh these memory filled pages and relvve each moment THE END SN fi-.-1 .iff-1' f NX I 1 X Q ix 1 I 1 I 1 ' 1 1 - - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 ' - 11 11 I . . . 1 - 1 1 . . . . . 11 11 . I ' - 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 I , . 11 - 11 - 1. 1 1 - . D . . . . . ., , , . .Q . - 1 R f V 1 1 1 - . . . 1 . In IVE . 1 ' ' . ' 1 , , , sz' President Noreen Windecm 'K 5 Class Ufficers and Advisors LEFT TO RIGHT: Miss Heiene Eiserncrwn, Mr. Joseph McHcIe, Head Advisor: Mr, Domenlck Colongelo, Miss Sora Andrews. Vice Presidenf James Watson Secretary Charlene Jones Treasurer Joyce Lutz E7 jg ?Dx I iL.' A cheerful gal with always c smile- To be l1er friend is well worth-while. NAME: EVELYN ELOISE MILLER Hccndyn GAME: Tecsing Mrs. Libby . . . Rock 'n Roll music . . . Sports . . . Being a good listener ond u happy-go-lucky gal. AIM: A college education. l N Und trim ull o un , EL Make NAME: KATHLEEN MARIE Kathy GAME: Glee Club . . . Al wearing a IKE Scoop . . . Laughing . . . Talking to I if t . if WMO.. ally busy on the run Cleo I i4l'l!5Z'AniE5c RA wiLuAMs I G ME: Band . . . Musicals . . . Student 1,6 ouncil . . . Glee Club . . . Scarlet F in Office Practice claxs. 'l :Tobeasu essi lieLf - friendly smile . . . Being with that crazy' guy . . Her neat, trim appearance. AIM: Just to be happy. Sincere, dependable and nice to know- Sfte's always helpful and on the go. NAME: NOREEN S. WINDEATT nNeenu GAME: Senior Class President . . . Stu- dent Council . . . Senior Play . . . Scarlet Scoop . . , Clarion . . . Musicals . . . That pleasant personality. AlM: To be a nurse. 1 1 JIU A Pixie hair-cut, fun all the while- Never a frown, always a smile. NAME: SYDNEY LEE WILSON Hsydn GAME: Scarlet Scoop . . . Swimming . . . Talking . . . Those crazy remarks . Carrying huge pocketbaoks AIM. To be a beautician. 'YD Q . F ' gff . . I ' 'iff- ,. 3 r - ' fl H f'- ti ., I A 'r I . : .' 415 V- -. fp-f. Tall, good looking, and always neat- Here's a guy that's hard to beat. NAME: GEORGE WILHELM iiwillyir GAME: Hunting . . . Cars . . . Girls Being with the gang . . . Being our Best Dressed guy. AIM: To ga to college. Rather quiet, well-mannered and fun- A friend to almost everyone. NAME: KENNETH C. WOLFF Foxie GAME: Football . . . Basketball . . . Hunt- ing . . . Wildlife . . . Observing the outdoors . . . Friendly disposition. AIM: A college education. fag An intelligent, hard-working guy- Rather impatient, not at all shy. NAME: JOSEPH M. TAYLOR ,then GAME: Always being good for a laugh . . . Talking . . . His comical riots in boys' phys. ed. classes . . . Coaching those wild football and basketball games in intramurals, AIM: To go to college. A tall fellow with dork hair and eyes- Always seen with the Harmony guys. NAME: DOUGLAS EDWARD VORBACH if-I-ext, GAME: Hunting . . , Fishing . . . Quiet yet fun . . . Wearing black . . . Shy manner. AIM: To be a game warden or a forester. 795 Q 5 A cheerful guy, Billy's twin- Easy-going manner he's sure to win. NAME: FRANK VAN ALTHUIS Frank GAME: Being confused with his twin brother . . . Driving around . . . Teas- ing. AIM: To be a successful dairy farmer. A quick little guy with a smile for all- With amiable ways who needs to be tall? NAME: ORRIE TERPSTRA Horn GAME: Getting into trouble . . . Wearing a size 'ISM class ring . . . Those football games in boys' phys. ed. classes. AIM: Farming. One of the twins, who's pleasingly shy- Always happy and a real nice guy. NAME: WILLIAM VAN ALTHUIS Bill GAME: Running a taxi service to and from school . . . His cheerful manner. AIM: Farming. 26 Always carries a smile for you- He's lovable, witty-and good looking too. NAME: JAMES B. WATSON nwmn GAME: Football . . . Baseball . . . Vice President of the Senior class . . . Hunt- ing . . . Trapping . . . Being our Class Flirt. AIM: A college education. 'ki 55'-1-f 5' A bug on cars, a rather quiet guy- Tall, good looking, but not really shy. NAME: ROGER SINGERLING HROQI, GAME: Driving the Merc . . . Church activities . . . Smiling . . . Quietness AIM: To ioin the Marines. An artist member ol our class- An intelligent and attractive lass. NAME: MARILYN SOUDERS Marilyn GAME: Clarion Art Editor . . . Glee Club . . . Musicals . . . Changeable ways . . . Her Mad magazines . . . Al- fred E. Newman's avid lan, AIM: To attend Calvin college. , 4 'gig 15 An attractive lwirler with wavy hair- Always talkative, never unlair. NAME: JULIANNE SMITH HJUIH GAME: Glee Club . . . Musicals . . . Twirling . . . Talking . . . Being with a certain guy . . . Being quick and comical. AIM: To go to college. 'wp 1, t as .R . if Friendly, smiling and gracefully slim- A hard working gal that's lull al vim. NAME: PATRICIA LOUISE STOUT Pat GAME: Scarlet Scoop . . . Roller skating . . . Dancing . . . Always laughing . . . Driving . . . Her weakness lor fellows from Pennsylvania. AIM: To be a secretary. 25 .rl y X123 l 'Y Qu. 4 Happy-go-lucky and lull of lun- Vic gets along well with everyone. NAME: VICTOR A. SMITH trvici, 5 GAME: Football . . . Basketball Friendly, happy ways . smile . . . Helpful nature. AIM: A college education. Tall, dark, and handsome, with easy-going style- Known lor his teasing and his genial smile. NAME: GEORGE T. STRECK 1,-red.. GAME: Football . . . Basketball ball . . . Friendly manner certain girl out of school. AIM: A college education. OPI Warm Base- That ovely hair and neat attire- o be a nurse is her desire. AME: BEVERLY ANN SARSON ugevu AME: Working in the hospital in her spare time . . . Swimming . . . Wearing a sweet smile . . . Observant, con- servative ways. IM: To be a nurse. nown for her quiet, pleasant ways- he enjoys good music, books and plays. AME: VELMA MAE SCHULER Velma AE: Library Stafi . . . Reading books Swimming . . . Watching T,V. . Her quiet manner, Secretarial work. 3 Friendly and sweet, appearance lresh- It's hard to beat her loveliness. NAME: LORRAINE H SALTER Rain GAME: Musicals . . , Glee Club . . . Playing the piano . . , Hillbilly music , . . Being with Jim. AIM: To be successlul in whatever she does 5 RI Light brown hair, brown eyes- Always friendly with the gals and guys. NAME: ALICE CATHERINE SCHUSTER 1rAIn GAME: Swimming . . . Dancing . . . Calor Guard . . . in the Band . . . Joking and laughing . . . Helping Mr. Mark in the cafeteria. AIM: To be a medical secretary. ,,,,. A Steno whiz, a hard working lass- A brand new addition to our class. NAME: CAROL ANN ROSSI Carol GAME: Bowling . , . Watching T.V. . . Witty remarks . . . Pleasant smile . . Being with Bert and Nancy. AIM: To be a nurse. Friendly, willing, obliging to all- Althaugh awfully busy, he stay' on the ball NAME: WILLIAM C. SEIPLE ffseipu GAME: Student Council President . Clarion . . . Baseball . . . Music . . Chorus. AIM: Ta be a music teacher. m 'Q f 1 It it I A talented guy with n great singing voice- For friendliness and personality he's o number one choice. NAME: PAUL F. REBNER ,,Reb,, GAME: Band . . . Musicals . . . Glee Club .I ff X, . A good, hard worker, a commercial gal- Short and sweet and quite a pal. NAME: GRACE CAROLYN QUICK Gracie GAME: Being with Mae and Wanda . . . Enjoying Steno classes . . . Being good in Office Practice. AIM: To be a secretary. He likes to work, he likes to play- He's a serious worker throughout the day. NAME: HARRY RHODES iiHorrYii GAME: Fishing . . . Hunting . . , Interest in Math . . . His quiet, observant manner. AIM: To join a branch of the service. 2 'vs T' V .i.- ilu I R VL . . . Playing the accordion . . . Singing . . . Buddy Holly records. AIM: To study music and ioin the service, Quiet and shy- But o regular guy, NAME: ALAN J. REITZ UAV, GAME: Fishing . . . Quiet, polite manner . . . Collecting tropical fish . . . Being a serious working guy. AIM: To get a good oliice iob. .lu fi fr Here's a Miss, quiet and petite Always looking nice and neat. NAME: NANCY CAROL RASELY Shorty GAME: Senior play . . , Musicals Student Council . , , Riding around in the Caddie with Bert . Being pint-sized. AIM: To do well in college. Happy-go-lucky that's this gal- To everyone she is a pal. NAME: WANDA IRENE RICKMAN Wanda GAME: Scarlet Scoop . . . Being with Mae and Gracie . . . Always looking happy . . . Those sparkling eyes. AIM: To be a success in whatever she chooses to do. TZ7 7 --I ,fr l.:v'I ' V With gentle yet prevailing force- She's very intent on her destined course. NAME: ELAINE JEAN MILLER Elaine GAME: Library Staff . . . Chorus . . . Reading . . . Studying hard . . . Slow manner. AIM: College. Full of lun, a 4H gal- A true-blue lass, a faithful pal. NAME: MARGARET ANN POST ,tpeggyn GAME: Scarlet Scoop , . . Chorus . . . Square dancing . . . Grange Meetings . . . Her cheerful, friendly manner. AIM: A higher education. ,0- ff' Blond hair, blue eyes- 'Alwa s lau hs, never cries. X, , r Q NAME: FAYANN MORRIS HFCYH GAME: Dancing , , . Going to the movies with Betty . . . Laughing , . . That long blond hair. AIM: To be o beautician. ff'-. 492 Known for his wild pink and white car- Though quiet and shy, he should go far. NAME: DONALD MYERS ,Donn GAME: Riding around in the Ford . . . His crazy haircuts . . . His quiet disposition. AIM: To be a successful farmer. 22 TW Very pretty, neat and petite- Kind of quiet, awfully sweet. NAME: VIVIAN MILLER nsomn GAME: Being with a certain guy . . . Blushing . . . Being seen with Ruthann and Anna May . . . Wearing nice clothes. AIM: To go to business school. One ol our quiet, amiable guys- He hopes to succeed in whatever he tries. NAME: FLOYD POYER Floyd GAME: Driving the Merc . . . Hunting . . . Being quiet during homeroom period . . . Being late for homeroom, AIM: To be a mechanic in o garage. f - - 1 , -'ai , AAP 'Ns Tall, good looking and smartly dressed- As a loyal friend he meets the test. NAME: THOMAS McDONALD H-romn GAME: Basketball . , . Getting into trouble with Mr. Trigiani . . . Being a quiet riot. AIM: To ioin a branch of the service. A pleasant smile and talkative live-wire- To be a court reporter is her desire, NAME: PATRICIA ELAINE McMURTRlE Elaine GAME: Clarion . , . Chorus . . . Day dreaming . . . Talking . Jalcing with Mr. Mooney . . . Working in the omce. AIM: Court reporting. C3 A tall fellow, a regular guy- Though he may look it, he's not very shy. NAME- THOMAS MCGRATH it-I-emi, GAME: Being generally quiet . . . Trying to grow a beard . . . Getting into trouble . . . Tall dark appearance. AIM: To go into the service. 3' .vg Always quiet, never loud- A new classmate ol whom we are proud, NAME: JAY E. MEIXSELL Jace GAME: Roller slcating . . . Hunting . . . Dancing . . . Trapping . . . Quie manner. AIM: College or to join the armed lorc' 0-QQ nys- -147 Loves to argue, witty, lull of vim All these things belong to him NAME: CLARK McLEAN HMUCH GAME: Arguing . . . Having a dry sense of humor . . . His great expert ments . . . Sly grin, AIM: To go to college. This cute Miss of Room 101 is Always happy and full of fun NAME: BONNIE FAITH MIERS GAM? irsonu Scoop .llr we 1 1 01 lf, I xlf Ml NJ :il fb. K, 1 -1:-,Z swf He likes his work, he likes to play- Always happy, always gay. NAME: RAYMOND LATOURETTE Katerat GAME: Football . . . Driving his car . . Riots in 'IOth period English class . . That devilish laugh. AIM: To ioin a branch of the service. Aifracfive, zestlul, a most active lass- Always to be remembered by her class, NAME: JOYCE J. LUTZ iijoycen GAME: Treasurer of Senior class . . Glee Club . , . Clarion Editor Participating in sports . . . Her help- ful manner. AIM: To be alteafher. 7. 1, 1 4- 'I xv N xrs 4, , 1 55? I .,, , 1 1 . to If 50 His love of mechanics, rough farm work- Prove that this guy will never shirk. NAME: RICHARD Locicwncu om GAME: Mechanics . . . Helping Mr, Schnieber . . . Being late for homeroom . . . Farming. AIM: To be a successful former. f eg! I 2 Q01 JN fb. Ever talkative, ever gay- A smile ihat's cheerful every day. NAME: ALBERTA ADELE LUSSANI 'faefw' GAME: Student Council . . . Senior play . . . Musicals . . . Driving the Caddie , . . Talking . . . Being a clown. AIM: To go to college. t 'f 1 I Although in size he may be small- His good nalure reigns above it all, A successful housewife she hopes to be- Soon to obtain her Mrs. Degree. NAME: SHIRLEY V. MATLOCK ShirI GAME: Riding in a '53 Merc with a cer- tain guy . . , Being very quiet and shy . . . sewing. AIM: Marriage. NAME: WILLIAM C. LYMAN fi'-ymh GAME: Cars . . . His quiet, shy manner . . . His good nature . . , Joking with C. Mr. Colangelo. AIM: To be an automobile mechanic. 20 X After all is said and done what's life- Wilhout a liflle fun. NAME: LARRY L, JOHNSON Arnold GAME: Clever art work . . . Cracking crazy jokes . . , Cars , . . Cars . . . Cars. . . Having fun. AIM: To make something of himself. Well-liked, a neat dresser, lhe good- natured kind- A better friend is hard to find, NAME: JOHN KOVALSKY, JR, Stompanato GAME: Football . . . Basketball . . . Base- ball . . . Neat clothes . . . Teosing . . . Parking in the Hot Ford . . . Forgetting the endings to the iokes he starts to tell. AIM: A college education. fi P2 Atlractive and friendly, always neat- Our cheerleading captain is hard to beal, NAME: CHARLENE L. JONES Jonesie GAME: Clarion . , . Captain of the cheer- leaders . . . Secretary of the Senior class . . . Flirting . . . Teosing Mr, Colangelo and Mr. Mooney. AIM: To have a successful future. -CG'- 'Y A friendly guy with hair fhafs curly- He slarled dating girls quite early. NAME: JAMES D. HUTCHISON Hutch GAME: Football . . . Musicals . . . Hill billy music . . . Playing the guitar . . Flirting. AIM: To be a success. Slretching and painling colors ol every hue- Will make her fondest dreams come lrue. NAME: DIANNE E. KOECK Spirit GAME: Horses . . . Getting into trouble . . . Drawing , . . Arguing with Mr. Kovacs . . . That extra long pony tail. AIM: To go to art school, I9 Slow, deliberate, always a friend- To his good nature there is no end. NAME: WILLIAM LAWRENCE KURMES ffsanff GAME: Manager of the basketball team . . . Swimming . . . Pleasing manner and personality. AIM: A college education. ,f 1 lf' fvi CL- This amiable guy aims to please- His boyish smile is quite a tease. NAME: EDWARD HAY i,Edn GAME: Football . . . Fishing . . . That crazy laugh . . . His riots in shop class . . . That certain girl. AIM: To become a contractor or a car- penter. A regular guy from Room 707- Always happy and ready for lun. NAME: THOMAS HUFF Hume GAME: President ol the F.F.A .... Being a good worker . . . Interested in school work , . . Always looking for a good time. AIM: To be a successful farmer. A CVUIY Individual who appreciafes lun- Quile well-liked by everyone. NAME: ALFRED CHARLES HOPKINS Homo GAME: Driving . . . Fishing . . . Visiting the Pool Room . . . Being with Scotty, AIM: Business college. With classmates as a friend he rates high- Has a happy manner, is a regular guy. NAME: LOUIS E. HEINBOCKEL HI-out, GAME: Hunting . . . Fishing . . . Under- classmen girls . . . Always out looking for a good time. AIM: To be a teacher. 3? A friendly gal, who's full of lun- Known and liked by everyone. NAME: SANDRA LEE HUTCHINS Hutch GAME: Listening to the radio . . . Sewing . . . Talking . . . Being iolly and cheerful. AIM: To be a beautician. Short and sweet, mighty neat- Here's a gal fhaf's hard to beat. NAME: MARION ELIZABETH HUB Hubby GAME: Band . . . Chorus . . . Dance band . . . Going places with Dianna . , . Always having something nice to say to you. AIM: College. V? A pleasant girl inspiring to know- A 4H gal that likes to sew. NAME: F. DIANNA GERKEN Gerkie GAME: Chorus . , . Being with o certain guy . . . Witty remarks . . . Her pleasant smile. AIM: To be a nurse. Attractive, friendly, with dimples deep- A wonderful girl you'd love to meet, NAME: JEAN FAITH HANNA Jeanie GAME: Chorus . . . Writing letters . , . Being very polite and well-mannered . . . Always wearing that warm smile, AIM: Bible college. .9 G 'L X.-t c k x Generally quiet, not very loud-- Known as the bashful one ol the crowd. NAME: RANDALL WAYNE GREEN nRondyn GAME: Being shy and bashlul . . Studious manner , . . Being a hit in boys' phys ed. classes. AIM: To ioin the Marines. 4 '. 9 ..t X 1' I I : W f JR I 'I ' J 1 I X, I ff Usually seen laughing, talking and such- We all think she has just the right touzhf NAME: NANCY MARIE HARDY Nant GAME: Roller skating . . . Dancing . . . Looking for fun . . . Driving her Hot One . . . Being mischievously funny. AIM: A successful iob. I7 V , e rw Ya- vsp- , xi 1 , N. 1' I E .4 I Quick and witty, quite a tease- Short in height, aims to please, NAME: JOHN T. GYORFI Johnny GAME: Cars . . . Teasing . . , . . . Happy appearance . manner. AIM: A successful iob. I Hqre's a fellow on whom to call A rarld pol to one and all. NAME: RICHARD J. HARTZELL Dick Sly smile , , Quiet GAME: Tormenting Miss Sabol . . . Dry humorous way . . . Studying hard . . . Witty remarks. AIM: To become an accountant, YL-L,'7 ,ug -1 1 I , 9' A pleasanf, pelile, ellicieni lass- Her beneficienf manner is unsurpassec NAME: JOYCE ANN FETHERMAN Joyce GAME: Clarion . . . Driving . . . Lisfen- ing to Rocl: 'n' Roll music . . . Friendly smile . . . Shorf, sweet ways. AIM: To be an oflice worker. One of Mr, Schnieber's pals- A friend fo all flue guys and gals. NAME: FRANKLIN ROBERT GAISLER Franklin1 , GAME: Treasurer of F.F.A.f . . . Driving his Dodge , . . Being polite and friend- ly . . . Always willing Io lhelp. x 0 AIM: 'Io ben successful Dairy Farmer. 1 u H' KJ f , X Q' 1 I X A r IZ 'kv Wa A friendly guy fha? loves fo lease- When worlr's lo be done, he aims lo please. NAME: ARMANDO JOSEPH FRATEZI, JR. Mondo GAME: Football . . . Senior Play . , . Musicals . . . Clarion . . . Slow man- ner . . . Serious working guy. AIM: A college education. l all An affraclive gal, lull of lun- Always fhinlring of him and no other one, NAME: JUNE ANN GAMBLE June GAME: Clarion . . . Ealing . . . Making her honey happy . . . Hoi dogs . . . Potato chips. AIM: Marriage. 'I6 ' L , lg gov .X .N X ,I lnfelligenf, quiel, he likes lo work- ll you need his help, he'll never shirlc. NAME: FREDERICK R. FUCHS ffrfeaff GAME: Library Staff . . . Experimenting in Science . . . 4H exchange farmer . . . Quiel, helpful manner. AIM: College. Alfhough she jus! joined us lhis year- For Belvidere High shelll give a cheer. NAME: MARY A. GARREN HMCHYH GAME: Dancing . . . Swimming . . . Play- ing records . . . Chewing gum . . . Pulling prociical iokes on peoplen AIM: To be a success in life. .,g C, ' 'L O- Our head flag-twirler, strutting tall- Cheerful, friendly, and well-liked by all NAME: SANDRA DRENCHKO Sandy GAME: Flag-twirling . . . Chorus , . . Eat- ing . . . Movies . . . Dancing , . . Raising cain in gym classes. AIM: To go ta college. Tall and attractive with clothes so keen- She'd be a perfect model for Seventeen, NAME: JANET RITA EISENBACH njcnn GAME: Scarlet Scoop , . . Bowling , . . Skating . . . Dancing , . . Being our Best Dressed girl , . , Writing letters. AIM: To be a fashion model. 'R A peppy cheerleader, an attractive lass- A well-liked member of her class. NAME: ELLEN M. DURHOLZ Ellen GAME: Clarion . . . Scarlet Scoop . . Student Council , . . Senior Play . . Dancing . . . Talking. AIM: To be a nurse, 15 :I 76? --v' A friendly guy who's college bound- Tinlrering with cars he's usually found NAME: JOHN M, EHASZ John GAME: Hunting . . , Cars and machinery . . . Being normally quiet but nice. AIM: A college education. I5 .l A serious worker through and through- Very quiet and a little shy too. NAME: IRENE STARLEIN DUNN Irene GAME: Library Staff . . . Cafeteria worker . . . Watching T.V .... Her good nature. AIM: A successful job, Not a worry, not a care- That's our Carol with the light brown hair. NAME: CAROL B. FENN Carol GAME: Chorus . . . Eating , . . Dancing . , . Watching T,V. , . . Always looking for fun. AIM: Secretarial work. kj I I X Devilish manner, eyes of browrf- Alwoys a smile, never a frown. NAME: RUTHANN CATHERS itFunnyn GAME: Dancing , . . Riding motorcycles . . . Gootin' around with Nancy . . . Getting into trouble. AIM: To get a good iob. He likes his work, he likes his play- But what a tease throughout the day. NAME: PETER DeYONG Pete GAME: Working . , . Talking . . . Mis- chievous smile . . . Easy-going style. AIM: To find a successful job. S L, L, Six loot two, lull of tun- Bill ls liked by everyone. NAME: WILLIAM FRANKLIN CRANE lll Cranie GAME: Football . . . Student Council . . , Forwardness . . , Talking . . . Crazy jokes and songs. AIM: To ioin some branch ot the service, ,fps-.... 'Ds ,J- uq, . .. . .A ., .W ' 4.11 f 1' I - 'i .'4 ..' . . ', ff ' ,fly .I . - if , , 'Ou x .1 'lb Five toot two with a gentle smile- She keeps you laughing all the while, NAME: BETTY JANE DEMETER nElmn GAME: Dancing . . . Bringing pie and cake to Mr. Mooney and Mr. Colangelo . . . Goofin' around with Fayann. AIM: A secretarial iob. i .JW if 5-.rf WX L I ,J Dx U L l t .ll O fp . LJ' WJ Xi ,xr It KX I. .WV L, L5 Here's a gal with n combination rare- Big blue eyes and pretty blond hair. NAME- MAE GEORGIANNA COOK Cookie GAME: Chorus . , , Scarlet Scoop . . . Driving through red lights . . . Hanging around with Gracie and Syd. AIM: To be a beautician, A fellow who sings and is always gay- lnsteacl of work he'd rather play. NAME: ROBERT H. DINGER Hmng., GAME: Singing . . . Hunting . . , Glee Club . . . Musicals . . . Being a big tease. AIM: College or Military service. ., 5 .sqm I' 1 1 'Ei' K, TV' Always smiling, lull of joy- I X V 7 .i,7 fi t ,J V v L 1: Everyone lcnows he's a wonderful bay. NAME: EDWARD J. BERRY Bear GAME: Sports . . . Singing . . . Music - - - Cheerful greetings . . . Warm smile . . . Friendly attitude. AIM: A college education. Short and cute and never rare- lf miscl-iief's afoot, you'll find her there. NAME: DIANE MARIE BOSCO 1iBi'sU GAME: Musicals . . . Dancing . . . iokes . , . That wiggle in her and that giggle in her talk . . ...Fun...Fun. AIM: To be an airline hostess. S237 Corny walk . Fun A lovely girl whois very neat- With a quiet disposition that's hard ta beat. NAME: ANNA MAY BISCHOFF 'IAnnie GAME: Being very quiet and shy . . . Hanging around with Vivian . . . Hav- ing a neat, clean appearance. AIM: To be a beautician. .Nr-, fr--- A quiet guy who's easy to please- Seems very shy, but loves to tease NAME: PAUL A. BUCHMAN Paul GAME: Roller skating . . Working with Mr, Sthneiber Having his arm in a sling. AIM: To drive a feed truck. itil Afv Her smile cheerful Help to brighten NAME: JANET BLEEKER HYonkcU GAME: Glee Club . . . Hillbilly music . . . Hot-rodding around . . . That crazy giggle . . . Being seen with Tina, AIM: To put forth her best in whatever she attempts. Mischievous, carelree, without, a worry- Never been seen in much of a hurry. NAME: HENRY L. BUCKENMYER 55kip GAME: Teosing, . . Hunting . . . Fishing . , . His friendly ioking manner . . . That white Ford convertible. AIM: To, go N hysiness college. XX J l 11 Ei' -nln- --- ' x Always smiling always neat- A well-mannered guy that's hard to beat, NAME ROBERT D ALTEMUS a GAME Sleeping Loafing Always av, smiling Hs nice quiet manner A blue-eyed lass wilh lots ol style- Prefty red hair and a winning smile. NAME: FAYETTE B. ALEXANDER Red GAME: Riding in a certain convertible . . . Hillbilly music . . . Hanging around Nel's . . . Square dancing. AIM: Marriage. A member of Mr. Scl1neiber's team- To be a larmer is his scheme. NAME: GEORGE ROY BEERS George GAME: Swimming . . . Hunting . . . Foot- ball . . . Enioying farm work . . . His happy-go-lucky manner. AIM: To be a farmer. '...'7 always displayed. AIM: To join some branch of the service. 1 ff W . This little gal is full of lun- All paclred up in five loot one. NAME: GRETCHEN AUBLE Gretch GAME: Driving the Big Buick ing fun . . . Going to NeI's' small size and neat appearanc AIM: To find a good job. e. Hav- Her Quiet, well-mannered and sincere- Helplul, and when needed, she's always near, NAME: DOROTHY ANN ALLSHOUSE Dottie GAME: Chorus . . . Eating . . . Watching television . . . That friendly, helpful, manner. AIM: Success in a good iob. Pleasant smile and so very sweet- Our highesfepping Drum Maforette is hard to beat NAME: ARLENE JOY BENKE Arlene GAME: Student Council . . . Clarion . . F.T.A .... Scarlet Scoop Editor . . Twirling . . . Glee Club . . . Dancing. AIM: To be an elementary school teacher. fi 'D ff.. ..1, ,-,k.f, -, ,f.w,:. A X ' x I W! N 5 9 iv 2 TM if T Z 53.3-,1v, , '. 1 'ff ,. , I . .cf if View -. . 1 aw. wi' .gd . H YV 6,21 I Z7 'I 1' F, rf! 1 'fig , X ..--14' ' ' -f ,4 -A-,fi A. .,,... rl'Lj!? J .1 1,4 -SJ . Q , 4., 5 V5.ii'4fQ. fg'i 4 , ........., ,4 1, .V ,li x iz? 5 IQ f MR. HARRY SCHNIEBER MRS- ESTELLE SIMS Rufgergr B,S,, M,Ed College of New Rochelle, A.B. Columbia University, M.S. ollll 1-. Il3llI5I6 QIIII 1111 Il 'Y 311711193011 MR. GERALD A. SNYDER MISS GERALDINE STANULIS E.S,SAT, College, B,SA in Seq Ed, E.S.S,T. College, B.S. in Health Ed. fx an 'v 0. .,4 ' MR ANTHONY TRIGIANI ESST College BSun Sec d -rum. X, ' ,-ox ZZ! ,, is B 5 Q. MR. THOMAS SMITH E.S.S.T. College, B.S., Health E d MISS BARBARA TOOMA Pennsylvania State University B.S. in Sec. Ed, ' ts. R. .4 fu' ima!! MISS RUTH WILLIAMS Wnlson BA New York Umversnty MA CTX .5271 M155 SARA ANDREWS MISS DOROTHY BART MR. DOMENICK COLANGELO Dickinson College! A-B4 E,S.S.T. College, B.S. Scranton Universiiy, B.S. MR. FRED KELLY MISS HELENE EISEMANN MR. WILLIAM FIGART E,S.S.T. College, B.S. E.S.S.T. College, B.S. Wilkes College, B.S. in Music Bucknell University, M.S. ve Faculty N MR. HENRY FREMOUNT MR, BRUCE COUILLARD 7 E.S.S.T. College, B,S, in Bfology Millersville Stole, B.S. in Ed Superintendent nf Schnnls MR. MARIO P. GRIPPI B.S., E.S.S.T.C. M.Ed., Rutgers University All Americans have some responsibilities in common, both as individuals and as citi- zens. Therefore, there have been some studies and activities that all of you have shared. The remaining time in school was devoted to elective subiects which were chosen by you to tit your particular in- terests, needs and abilities. This is the philosophy of our educational program. May it be a vehicle to your obiectives in life. Good wishes to you. However, remember, it takes a bit more than wishing to reach the pinnacle of success. Mario P. Grippi iff! . X Principal MR. FRED J. VOWINKEL B.S., Manhattan M.A., Lehigh University You who are graduating in the Class of 1959 are passing another important milestone in your life. With this step many of you will soon leave home for various purposes. Some will go away to school, others will start to work and a few will marry and make homes of their own. This freedom from parental supervision will bring you serious responsibilities. We hope that your education has helped to give you the background to use your time wisely and to enable you to think and come to decisions that are right. Enjoy your liberties and your right to think for yourself. Covet them dearly for, although often taken for granted, they are two of the most priceless possessions you will ever have. Fred J. Vowinkel Principal Bnard nf Education Another school year is coming to an end and Belvidere High, like all schools and colleges in the country, is again graduating a fine class of pupils. Each member of the Class of I959 will leave a bit of his personality behind when he departs in June, and he will take a bit of the personality of Belvidere High with him as he goes through life. This group has seen a good many changes take place here, and has left its own mark on the school, as each class does. During the graduating exercises in June, each member of the Class of 1959 will proudly step forth and receive his diploma. He will receive, also, a handshake and a word of farewell. Both will be sincere. To each graduate we wish a life of success and happiness. HARRY L. ACKERMAN, President Board of Education ofthe Town of Belvidere SEATED: Mr. R. Emele, Mrs. J. Pierce, Mr. G. Cook, Mr. R. Miller, Mr. C. Widenor, Mr. H. Ackerman STANDING: Mr. H. Wolfinger, Mr. M. Grippi. MISSING: Mr. J. Bosco, Mr. A. Harris, Mr. B. Jones Dedication Life begins as though it were a mountain brook. In its immaturity it babbles along the stretches and curves, happy in its youth and new-found freedom and indifferent to its course As time goes on this stream of life flows ever more slowly penetrating deeper and deeper into its bed of wisdom No longer can its careless babbling be heard In its place can be felt the maturity that can come about only with the passing years To the challenges of the future and the hope that the wisdom to face them will be ours when needed we dedicate our Year book We have every confidence that we shall share a full measure of the promise of to morrow but remember to do it with a deep humility and gratitude to God I f . Fc. A ' r,,n,, Ks 'X . -fs ,L -. f- f s . nj x - X - X- x x , K' x Y. X - . - , P xy-K -. Ns, ' .xxx ' f -. , -, 'X l Q .l yi, ig. W , X OH X I tl. g NL4, I X. are A -3 N X A X A -- .J x - te , pf ?X ff 'uf' of fi ff few 43' SV? rx iv' -ai4i 1'3'- --Yi M 4 . 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A , W V .iv i. , , A ' C?--Y s,-.s 1 A .A,f,f, , nf,-ft ab v, af ., .1 1 fs A :MZ .71 'Y' SL l Si Contents ADMINISTRATION 6 SENIORS T2 UNDERCLASSMEN 40 ACADEMIC 47 ACTIVITIES 54 SPORTS 72 STAFF 83 Fnruwnrd As the years go slipping by like grains of sand in one's fingers, we have a tendency to remember our years in high school as one of the most rewarding experiences in our lives. These memories are deeply embedded in our minds as a time of icy and sorrow that go into the making of better people. In representing you in the Clarion we would like to recall to you, your friends and fellow classmates, the times you have had and shared with others. May this book bring back to you throughout the coming years, the best of memories so that you will never forget your years at Belvidere High School. Wx V YY! 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