Bergenfield High School - Cross Roads Yearbook (Bergenfield, NJ)

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he PHYLLIS JULlCH This charming maiden has a definite interest in the Marines. Though Phyl is rather quiet in classes, you cannot tell a book by its cover. Yearbook Staff Senior Class Secretary JOSEPH KNAPP This mad chemist amazes the mathematics and science classes with his ingenuity. Joe's red hair doesn't seem to affect his temperament. CARL LARSEN Both well-known and well- liked, Swede constantly seeks recreation which he usually finds in the boys' Hgymui Football Basketball RICHARD KABBEL This lanky fellow has one prime interest in life-flying. You'll have your chance now, Dick. Tumbling Scenery Committee FRAN K KOLB Kolbie, who has dancing feet and plenty of rhythm, is always a lot of fun. Football Weight Club MILDRED LARSON Mill is one of our musical students who played the bass in the All-State Orchestra. Junior Play All-State Orchestra MARY KERSHAW Although quiet, Dolly has left evidences of herself throughout the school with her artistic ability. Art Club Newspaper Staff MURIEL KYNE Penny is as bright and cheerful as her name sug- gests. Her sincere friendli- ness and sparkling personality have made her everybody's favorite. Cheerleader Dance Club ANTHONY LIBONATI Libby , the fellow with the smiling personality, talks in- cessantly and breezes out of homeroom like a spring zey- pher. Office Helper NORMAN KLEY Normie's corny jokes are an institution around school, but when they are accompanied by his bright personality we don't mind a bit. Movie Club Soccer BERNICE LAHM Although Bernice's hobbies are sewing and dancing, she has all intentions of work- ing in a defense plant. Dramatic Club Lighting Committee JOHN LIGOURI Johnny's desire to teach mathematics has been chang- ed by plans of Uncle Sam. Dance Club Basketball

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ROSEMARIE GREINER Rosemarie is usually quiet, nevertheless she is willing at a moment's notice to help out wherever she is needed. A girl like this is an asset to any school. Junior Play Bookholder for Senior Play GEORGE H EMM ER George is one swell fellow. He is a blond, good looking fellow, very interested in the drums. .Who knows, maybe we have a second Gene Krupa. Baseball Senior Play Committee LILLIAN HOPKINS There is always plenty of life when Lil's around because her sharp wit always keeps one on one's toes. Junior Play Traffic Squad ANNE HAMMETT Ann is one of our quietest girls, but she is fun when you get to know her. En- ioys being a senior. Glee Club Dance Club JANET Hsnze Janet's spontaneous wit and carefree attitude toward life make her liked by every- body. Junior and Senior Plays Traffic Squad WALTER HUBBARD Walt really isn't as quiet as he seems, but he is more intelligent than he would have us know. The army needs men like you, Walt. Soccer Homeroom President THOMAS HAMMETT Ham can easily be identi- fied by his jalopy which, in better days, he proudly drove to school. Football ' Baseball MIRIAM HOLTER -Blond-haired Mim is full of fun and has a certain inter- est in the Army Air Corps. Newspaper Staff Yearbook Staff RICHARD JANSON This six foot senior is our ideal Beau Brummell. Rich's interest in various types of sports may offer him an op- portunity to visit many cities. Basketball Football HlLDA HARDER A competent worker, Hilda has attained an enviable scholastic record and will be a welcome addition to any office. Yearbook Staff Riding Club GERTRUDE HOLZER ' Petite and charming Gertrude hasn't an uncooperative bone in her body. Senior Play Chairman of Assembly Committee ROBERT JOHNSON A sure thing for success is this energetic fellow. Bob's business like efficiency is a real asset to the school and to his future work. Traffic Squad President Junior and Senior Plays Q .scsasmis-is s-. . mi a:e:. .

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FRANK LUS Ginge is one of our quiet- est seniors. He has hopes of going into office work, but the Army will have first call. Swimming Club Airplane Club LAWRENCE MALONE We won't forget Larry, a tall, rather slim, good-loolv ing fellow, whose main inter- ests are athletics and girls. Baseball Camera Club TONE MINKO Tone, a happy go-lucky fel- low, is one of whom we saw very little this year. He left early to join the Navy. DOUGLAS LYVERE Doug is certainly one of the best known fellows in our class. He left early this year to loin the Marines. We are sure he will do his part now over there. Football Basketball CAROL MANNA The more you know her, the better you like her. She is sweet, sincere, and reliable. Basketball Red Cross JUNE MIZRAK Nick, a member of our newspaper staff, can easily be recognized by her iovial gait and hearty laughter. Newspaper Staff Student Council ANTHONY K MALDONATO Tony's favorite sports are tumbling and soccer. His im- partial attitude and modesty will make him many friends. Soccer A Cappella Choir ELSIE MASSAR Els' likes to sketch pictures: may want to do it as a pro- fession. lf you've met her, you like her. Art Club Yearbook Staff RICHARD MONTGOMERY Monty's willingness when there was work to be done has given him a high stand- ing among his fellow stud- ents. He has fulfilled his ambition by entering the U. S. Navy. Basketball Dance Club HELEN MAERTENS Although Nell is quiet, she is liked by all her friends. We never hear much from her, but once in awhile she adds a little wit to her classes. Softball Knitting Club NORMAN MlGLlORATO Miggy, our class Casano- va, is interested in dancing. He'd like to join the Naval' Air Corps. Football Traffic Squad ROBERT MULLER Don't ever make a bet with Muscles because you will always be the loser. Play Property Committee Newspaper 111 1s:. nm-n