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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

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NMR, I 3' 6 i , . 3 Q 3 A 11+ ff f ' is W' N ,1 W J .,.....f4--v 'Wy f i' . ..-,'I- fy S, 1 ,-.., A.-- f -- X u ma, ,Y 1? s ... aim .. im 2: 2 ,, - 5 1 Q M S CAROL AARONS To our school she has recently come. You'll seldom, if ever, find her glum. She has a smile for everyone. She and Barbara have shared much un. ALLAN ADEEB To tease Miss Brown is Allan's plea- sure, In photography, he's found his trea- sure, What a joker, his friends declare. He likes to flirt-so, girls, beware! B-Hive. JEANETTE ALVAREZ Si, si, says Jeanette since Spanish she speaks, To be a teacher is the career she seeks, She loves dramatics and music too, Pat and Jeanette, best friends through and through. A Cappella Choir, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior gfriety Show, Traffic Squad, Spanish ub. ROBERT ANDERSON Pizza and beer are tops with Bob, Anticipates college and then a job. Football player, personality plus, Over him girls always fuss. Football, Junior Variety Show, Year- book Staff, Decorations Committee, Reception Committee. ELIZABETH AVERY Sew a dress or sing a song, To be a success won't take Betty long, And, if you ask us, Who's your choice? lt's Betty-with the lovely voice! A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Opera Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Variety Show. I0 GERTRUDE BAMBERGER Carefree Gertie is full of fun With best friend Joan she's on the run. To giggle is her favorite pastime And it's usually done within class time. Twirling, Junior Variety Show. MARILYN BARTELD A wonderful girl with big, bright eyes, ' And plenty of charm, we surmise, Altho' she seems quiet, her friends know better, I I She can make noise-you just let her. Traffic Squad, Intramurals, Assembly Committee, Girls' Chorus, B-Hive. LEE BARTH Here's our Lee, happy-go-lucky, To her, everything is just ducky, In athletics she's rough and ready, And as for boys, she's got her steady. Intramurals, French Club, Girls' Chorus. HUGH BELL Tall, good-Iookingm, quite the guy, lnlradio and mec anics his interests ie Mr. President, his homeroom has named him. That big green Buick is what has famed him. Traffic Squad, Hi-Y, Junior and Senior Plays, Audio-Visual Aids, Radio Club, President. MARION BELL Here's a bell with spirits ringing, Joy to her friends she's always bringing. Popular music is high on her list. Richard Widmark, she can't resist. Glee Club, Chorus, Intramurals, Year- book Staff, B-Hive. JOAN BENDELL Joanie on the field you see Cheering the team to victory. Making friends-her greatest Icy, A flas ing smile she does emp oy. Cheerleader, Yearbook Staff, Stu- dent Congress, Senior Class Secre- tary, Traffic Squad, President. ELIZABETH BODENSTEIN Blonde hair and eyes of blue, Friendly, neat and intelligent too, Always happy, always gay Hour by hour and day by day. A Cappella Choir, Traffic Squad, Senior Plan, Junior Variety Show, Riding Clu . MARIANNE BODENSTEIN At all the games she has been seen Rooting for our champion team. She is cute with twinkling eyes, Her bubbling personality she can't disguise. Leaders' Corps, Junior Variety Show, Intramurals, Yearbook Staff, Home- room Treasurer. HELGA BOLTE Helga with her nice big grin ' Your friendship very easily can WIt'l. Smart and witty, with an interest in all, She favors riding, swimming, and football. Tri-Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Make-up Committee, Swimming Club, Year- book Staff. ROBERT BRESSLER Here comes Bob, that big tall boy, His wit and humor we all enjoy, His teachers claim he's one for the books, That's very true, he has good looks. Hobby Club, Senior Play Properties Committee. MARIE CANGIANO A witty ioke, and a ert smile, Her friendship youll say is very worthwhile. Our twirler Marie is liked by all, Swgen and carefree, always on the a l.. Twirler. SALVATORE CANGIANO As a football player Sal's really great, As a student he's always late. Cracking iokes wherever he goes, A lot of fun, everyone knows! Football, Junior Variety Show, Christ- mas Pageant. JOSEPH CHIARADIO Maestro Joe is his nickname, For playing the piano, he has won fame. He's a music lover, through and through. ' We'll all admit he's a smartie, too! Orchestra, A Cappella Choir, The Mikado , Opera Club, French Club. ANDREW CHRlSTEN Andy is a carefree lad Usually happy, seldom sad. ln sports and such he finds his fun From sun-up 'til the day is done. Basketball, Football. KENNETH COLE Kenny is so very tall He does excel in basketball. An admirable quietness he possesses And a fondness for all sports con- fesses. Basketball, Tennis, Football Man- ager, Junior Variety Show, Sales rew. ll BARBARA COOK In acting Barbara is terrific, ln any lead, to be specific. Lends a hand to all we do, She is a great help, that is true. Leaders' Corps, Girls' Athletic Club, President ' Junior Vari , , ety Show, Jun- ior Play, Senior Play. CHRISTOPHER CURRAN Chris is so slim and tall, Liking him is not hard at all. A smile he has for everyone And always a joke, he's lots of fun. Visual Aids, Radio Club, Band, Jun- ior Play, Senior Play. BRUCE CURRIN Bruce never makes much noise, He's one of our most likeable boys. Usually grinning from ear to ear, He can give you much good cheer. Soccer, Stage Crew, Christmas Page- ant, Senior Play, Band. ROBERT DESPOSITO A center on our football team, Depsy sure is on the beam , His peronality, we all admit, Whqerever he goes will make him a it. Football, Yearbook Staff, intramur- als, Junior Variety Show. FRANK DiGENNARO Futers , one of the Mighty Mites, Is surely bound to reach great heights, His first love, sleeping, his second, his car, Bergenfield is proud of this football star. Football, Basketball, Soccer, Year- book Staff. I2 JOHN DOUGHERTY Quiet and shy, that's John for sure, A talkative person he could easily cure. Nice, with such retiring ways You'Il remember him in future days. MARILYN DOW The prettiest girl in our senior class ls the title given to this lass. She loves the rink and loves to skate. With everyone she is sure to rate. Intramurals. JOHN DRAKEFORD Touchdown Johnny that's his name, He has helped Bergenfield increase its fame. He flifghts real hard with might and wi , There aren't many who can match his skill. Football, Baseball, Basketball. CHARLES DREYER CharIie's the guy with the curly hair, Roaming around without a care. Fiddles and drums are his delights, Ever supporting the Mighty Mites. Band, Orchestra, President, Hi-Y, Audio-Visual Aids, President. SAUL D'VER If a broken radio is your concern, Saul is the one to whom you should turn, He'lI be of aid, a help to you, And be pleasant and friendly too. Audio-Visual Aids, Radio Club, Trat- fic Squad, Latin Club. CONSTANCE EVANS Connie has eyes of beautiful green, Her future good fortune can readily be seen. She's known by all for her charm and dress, This girl will be a great success. Usher Staff, Secretary, Junior Play, Junior Variety Show, Yearbook Staff, Intramurals. ROBERT FAY As a member of our champion team, Bob's football skill was on the beam. Count on him for lots of fun, He's well-liked by everyone. Football, Basketball, Yearbook Staff, A Cappella Choir, Traffic Squad. ANN FLANNERY Whosoever will remain Will find our school to be quite tame Without our peppy Anne around To holler, Roller Derby is in town. Traffic Squad, Junior Variety Show, Yearbook Staff, Opera Study Club, Chorus. MARLENE FREDERICK Cute and petite with plenty of pep, This little cheerleader sure is hep , With great big eyes .to match her smile, To know her is well worth your while. Cheerleader, Junior Variety Show, Usher Staff, Reception Committee, Yearbook Staff. LAURA FRIBERG Blue-eyed Laura is tall and attrac- tive. In various sports she has proved very active. Her intelligence, friendliness, and laugh sincere, Her good nature, too, we'II miss when not here. A Cappella Choir, Orchestra, Leaders' Corps, Junior and Senior Play, Junior Variety Show. RUTH GALLAGHER Ruth is quiet but friendly too, She always has a hello for you. After graduation to business she's Qoing. Aside trom that she has a flair for sewing. A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Junior Variety Show, Ticket Committee. GRACE GENTILE This pretty brunette has expressive green eyes, Twirling and dancing her talents comprise. She's very friendly, and full of fun, A pleasant smile-known by every- one. Usher Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, Leaders' Corps, Twirling, Yearbook Staff. PATRICK GROWNEY First in class and in athletics, Just a real man through and through, And so thoughtful and so kindly ln the things he likes to do. Basketball, Hi-Y, Tarffic Squad, A Cappella Choir, Orchestra. RUTH HAAB Ruthie has a voice so sweet, Just to hear her is quite a treat. Always nice, a wonderful friend, A willing hand she will always lend. A Cappella Choir, The Mikado , The Gondoliers , Girls' Glee Club, Student Congress. WILMONT HAFNER Will's wavy hair is a pleasant sight, We admire him for his build and height. An outdoor man -hunting is his sport, Pheasfnts, rabbits and game of that SOI' . Key Club, Recreational Basketball, Traffic Squad. I3 JAMES HAGAN Huggins is one of our mighty 'team, His playing is always on the beam, Cultwecgvith dimples and clothes very The 'type that makes a girl look twice. Football. MERILLYN HALLIGAN With dark, curly hair and twinkling eyes, A bright, cute manner of pleasant surprise, So attractive and peppy that we all agree, Anbadorable model someday she will e. Traffic Squad, Yearbook Staff, As- sembly Committee, Ticket Commit- tee, Junior Variety Show. JOHN HAPPERSETT John is a fellow who loves to fish. Owning a boat is his ardent wish. His shiny green car is his pride and IOY- He is a very likeable boy. Hi-Y, A Cappella Choir, Glee Club. WILLIAM HARGREAVES Everyone's pal is good old Bill, Selling ice cream, he's had his fill. Personality plus-and we're not kiddin', To a future success he's surely skiddin'. Hi-Y, President: Student Congress, President, Traffic Squad, A Cappella Choir, Yearbook Staff. MARGARET HARTZ Soft wavy hair and eyes of blue, Modeling is what she wants to do. Her arguing with Audrey never ends, But still they are the best of friends. Tri-Hi-Y. i4 ROBERT HARVIE Here's our president, he's our boy. Tok the seniors, he's brought much roy. He has lots of work and he's always willing, He leads a life that is very thrilling. Senior Class President, Junior and genhor Plays, Key Club, Soccer, Glee U . RONALD HAUPT Ronnie seems to have a rule About his coming late to school. Why should he earlier arrive When Ann's not here to make him strive? JOAN HIRTES This dark-haired, brown-eyed charm- ing lass, ls one of the prettiest in the senior class. Her personality catches your eye. A dental assistant is what she'll try. Leaders' Corps, Treasurer, Usher Staff, President: Student Congress, Secretaryg Traffic Squad, Senior Play. JANET HOLDEN Janet is athletically inclined, A better pal you cannot find. A student nurse is what she'll be, A big success-just wait and see! Leaders' Corps, Secretary, Tri-Hi-Y, Traffic Squad, Junior Variety Show, Girls' Athletic Club. JOHN HOLDER So cute, so neat and yet so shy, The girls all sigh as he goes by. His eyes of blue and wavy hair Make them all stop and gently stare MYRA HOLTZMAN Mikey is respected and is every- one's friend, No matter what the problem she'll help till the end. She has a big smile and a nice hello. She is really a wonderful girl to know. Leaders' Corps, President, Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer, Junior Play, Junior Var- iety Show, A Cappella Choir. THOMAS HOPKINS Good-looking Tommy is liked by all, A sailor he'll be come next fall. His mischievous smile he can't dis- guise, Nor that happy twinkle in his eyes. Junior Variety Show. ALICE HOYT Alice is talkative, that's easy to tell, Evernone in her classes knows her we . Easy to like 'cause she's friendly too, A business career is what she'Il pursue. Traffic Squad, Junior Variety Show, Sales Crew. WILLIAM HUTH Popular Billy is quite a wit. A liking for drawing he does admit. To be a cartoonist is his aim, ln the future we shall see his name. A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Traffic Squad, Senior Play, Key Club. WALTER JAEGER Likeable Wally is a bright red-head, Just crazy 'bout sports and his car, 'tis said. In football and basketball he does excel, In any career he will do well. Football, Basketball, Tennis, Key Club, Junior Variety Show. ROBERT JAGGI This shy, blond boy is really cute, We wish he'd look our way, There? are many girls he sure would sul , Well-tomorrow's another day! RUTH JAMES Always chattering, never quiet, Full 'of gossip, sure a riot, Singing has earned her quite a name Bu: talking has brought her greater ame. Traffic Squad, B-Hive, Intramurals, Latin Club, A Cappella Choir. CORINNE JOHNSON Her bright blue eyes smile straight at you, Her voice and laughter mingle too. Thyose smiles we know come from her ear , We'll miss our Susie when we part. Leaders' Corps, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Va- ggeth Show, Student Congress, Usher a . ROBERT KOVZAN Cute, blond and shy is Bobby. Piano playing is his hobby. He never has too much to say, A regular fellow in every way. DONALD KOZAK Don is friendly and full of fun, His jokes are enjoyed by everyone. He's noted for his ready wit, We're sure he'll always be a hit. Glee Club, Intramurals, Lost and Found Committee, Yearbook Staff, B-Hive. I5 JOAN KRUPINSKI Joanie loves to sing a song, For she is happy all day long. No cares has she at any time, They vanish to a far-off clime. Make Up Club, Glee Club, A Cap- pella Choir, Junior Variety Show, Yearbook Staff. CLAUDETTE KULP Claudie is little and full of fun, Her laugh is known by everyone. To a business career she will go. She will be a success that we know. Traffic Squad, lntramurals. HERMAN LATZ Nice, neat, and good-looking too, Hermie's ioys are many, his cares are few. ln football and baseball he has helped us win, lt is hard for one to equal him. Football, Baseball. RICHARD LATZ Kind of quiet, kind of shy, But even so he's a regular guy. In sports our Richie does excel, And all who know him think he's swe . Baseball, Football. NANCY LEVINSON Smiles, personality, laughter, and fun, That's our Nance all in one. This talkative lass is liked by all, A student nurse she'll be next fall. Glee Club, Assembly Committee, President, Junior Variety Show, Traf- fic Squad. l6 WILLIAM LINDBERG Here's a voice you cannot beat, Each time he sings it's a special treat. As president of the A Cappella, He is an all around swell fella, A Cappella Choir, President, Junior Xargaty Show, Glee Club, Key Club, l' . MARY ANNE LISKA Noisy, little Mary Anne, Joey is her Dapper Dan, So cute and neat, and full of fun Not overlooked by anyone. B-Hive, Gateway, Yearbook Staff, lntramurals, Junior Dance Commit- ee. RICHARD LUS Rather quiet in school is he, Absorbing all there is to see. Golf is the hobby he likes best, But soon the Navy-then no rest. DONALD MACLAIRE Witty, lively, always gay, He's quite a fellow we all say. Mickey is seen with never a frown, We'll sure miss seeing him around. AUDREY MALLETTE Rolling along is Audrey's theme Since on skates she's really queen. Her smile sure gets you, what twin- kling eyes! She's the girl you'll idolize, Tri-Hi-Y, Skating Club. EDWARD MANKE If your radio needs repair, Turn to Eddie for his care. A good mechanic he will be Because he knows his A. B. C. Junior Variety Show, Radio Club, Hobby Club, Audio-Visual Aids. VIOLET MASTROBERTE Her eyes are brown, her long hair too. She always has a smile for you. Twirling is where her interest lies, Her majorette abilities she can't disguise. Majorette, Glee Club, Chorus, Tri- Hi-Y, Traffic Squad. WILLIAM MAYER Bill is a fellow you should know, ln Beucler's truck he's quite a show. His business acumen is the best. He'll make good, we don't have to guess. JOHN MAZZILLI Football is the sport for him, Mutzie is always out to win. To eat ravioli and pizza pie Makes him feel like quite the guy. Varsity Football, J.V. Basketball, J.V. Baseball, Junior Variety Show, Homeroom, Vice President. PATRICIA MCCORMACK Pat is a charming Irish miss With a merry twinkle in her eye. Her cheerful manner dispels all gloom, Her smile for sadness leaves no room. A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Tri- Hi-Y, Assembly Committee, Traffic Squad. ALICE MCFARLAND Mickey has the mid-west drawl. Her personality is tops over all. Horses are a love of this popular ga . She'll always be a faithful pal. A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Intra- murals, Leaders' Corps, Traffic Squad. RICHARD MENHINICK Richie is cute and witty, too, A grand personality it's true, A good student in every way And well-liked, his classmates say. Junior and Senior Plays, Senior Class Treasurer, Key Club, Traffic Squad, Student Congress. WILLIAM MEYERS Basketball, baseball and football, too, Bill is a sportsman all the way through, With a good build and always full of fun, Our vote for a great guy he has won. Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball. ELEANOR MILES She's dark and she's attractive And a girl you ought to know. In the field of art she's active, Here her drawings steal the show. Gateway, Decorations Committee, ln- tramurals, Yearbook Staff. ROBERT MILLER Though quiet and shy he may seem, To be a pitcher is his dream. To cheerfulness his fame is due, He is one of the fellows, too. Baseball, Football. I7 JOSEPH MINAFRI Joe is friendly and full of fun, Called The Flute by everyone. Known for kidding around, it seems, To be in the Navy is one of his dreams. Football, Basketball, Intramurals, Junior Variety Show, B-Hive. MAX MITTELHAMMER A capable president of our band, His music is known all over the land. Always attentive and quiet in class, But still he has his favorite lass. Band, President, Orchestra, Audio- Visual Aids. RICHARD MONGUZZI His ready wit has made him known, His serious side he has also shown, A lo al friend to all indeed, We know next year he will succeed. Audio-Visual Aids, Glee Club, Hobby Club, Radio Club, Chorus. JOHN MULLEN John is cute and very shy But yet he is a regular guy. He is well liked by all the class. With his work he will always pass. BERNADINE MUZER Thlis blonde, vivacious and friendly ass Has a pleasant manner few can sur- pass. Ruth Phillips is her closest friend. An introduction to Bernie we recommend. Tri-Hi-Y, Bowling Club, Intramurals, Traffic Squad, Yearbook Staff. l8 HELEN NELSON Short, blond, petite, and demure, Neatly dressed, you may be sure. Unobtrusive, sincere and sweet, This is Helen from head to feet. WlLMA NELSON Willie has beautiful hair of red, She's surely bound to get ahead. She's happy-go-lucky and career bound, A nicer girl could not be found. Leaders' Corps, Tri-Hi-Y, Usher Staff, Junior and Senior Plays, Girls' Athletic Club. ALLEN NEWMAN This boy from Vreeland Avenue way ls one you ought to know. Hed grows more handsome day by a Y As this picture's sure to show. Football. MATILDA NOBER Here's a girl we all love best, She's the one who'll meet the test. Her friendly smile, her winning ways Will bring much happiness many days. Sales Crew, Yearbook Staff. BARBARA ODDO Barbara Oddo is her name, A housewife is her greatest aim. A friend like her you cannot beat, With Freddie no one can compete. Glee Club, Chorus, Traffic Squad, Yearbook Staff. NADINE OSTENDORFF Nadine has led us in many a cheer, A success she'll be-that is clear, Vivacious and neat this girl so sweet, To know her and see her is really a treat. Cheerleader, Leaders' Corps, Year- book Staff, Junior Variety Show, Intramurals. ELAINE PASSEGGIATO To our cheerleader captain, little Emma by name, A talkative manner has brought great fame. This little miss with a swell person- ality Will be a hit in any locality. Cheerleader, Captain: Leaders' Corps, Traffic Squad, Usher Staff, Student Congress. RONALD PATERNO Tall, dark and very good looking, Alwayss wondering, What's cook mg .. Always joking and kidding around, No better sport can be found. JEROME PERAZZO Tall, dark and handsome as the saying goes, Fits Jerry to a T as everyone knows. A wonderful smile and hair so wavy, He soon will be found in Uncle Sam's Navy. RUTH PHILLIPS Here's a girl whose ambition is sing- ing. . In the halls you can hear her voice ringing. . I As a friend she is quite true. There is nothing she can't do. Senior Play, Usher Staff, Glee Club, Junior Variety Show, Yearbook Staff. LLOYD POOLE An asset to our class is he, With plenty of personality. He's very quiet, it is true, But a loyal friend, through and through. Junior Varsity Basketball, Sales Crew, Soccer. ELEANOR PRUNTY Eleanor, the peppy girl ls alwa s in a merr whirl Y Y - With hair and eyes so very brown. She is a girl of great renown. Majorette, Make-Up Club. BETTY PYNN Betty's prettiness we all can see Will aid in her career-to-be. A snappy brunette, talkative but smart, Happiness in life will play a part. Traffic Squad, Yearbook Staff, Re- ception Committee, Glee Club. RICHARD REA In every sport he is a star, ln his career he will go far. Good-looking, popular, he's one great QUY- On his good-nature we can rely. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Key Club, Junior Variety Show. JOAN REVER Joanie is a girl you should know, The athletic type with plenty of go. You're likely to find her with Joan Starr, A friendship we hope nothing will mar. Sales Crew, Yearbook Staff. I9 CARL ROLOFF 'Blond and husky, a regular guy, He sure has a liking for pizza pie. The Marines are waiting outside his door, He will be great in the rough, tough Corps. Key Club, Recreational Basketball, Library Council. LOIS ROSCHER Lois's smile is known by all, Her sweetness we shall all recall. She has worked hard for B. H. S. A liking for tennis she does confess. Junior and Senior Plays, Junior Va- riety Show, Leaders' Corps, Publicity Manager, Traffic Squad, Intramurals. MARIE ROSITO A pretty name for a pretty gal, This 'cheerleader is fun to have as a P3 I With a warm, friendly smile and a cheery hello , She will be welcomed where'er she may go. Cheerleader, Yearbook Staff, Traffic Squad, B-Hive, Junior Variety Show. JOSEPH SACCHI Sgokie is the nickname given to im, You rarely see him without a grin. His friendly nature is envied by all. Top on his list we find football. Football, Junior Variety Show, B- Hive. EMIL SCHNEIDER Shorty has blond and wavy hair, And Oh! so cute is he. lf you want talent that's better than fair, A great ghost or villain he'll be. Hi-Y, Glee Club, French Club, Traf- fic Squad, Orchestra. 20 EDWARD SCHOPPE Eddie seems quiet, a little bit shy, But to those who know him he's a swell guy. A real whiz with math, electronics and such, And radios work after Ecl's magic touch. Senior Play, Audio-Visual Aids, Radio Club, Traffic Squad, Hi-Y. GENE SCHROEDER ln football Gene is one of the best, This tsix-footer towers above the res . Hehhas eyes of blue and light brown air, . He goes through the day without a care. Football, Basketball, Intramurals, Hobby Club. MARILYN SCOTT She has long blond hair and nice green eyes. 'Her pep when cheering no one denies. Te be a dancer is her ambition. Her talent in drawing is another addition Cheerleader, Usher Staff, Leaders' Corps, B-Hive, Yearbook Staff. HELYN SEAMAN A member of traffic squad is she, Her pleasant manner anyone can see. Helyn and Ruth are best friends you know, Their companionship has a very warm glow. Traffic Squad, Ninth Grade Glee Club. DOROTHY SEARS Brown-haired and full of fun, Sports and music keep her on the run. Nursing is the career she desires, Dottie has all it requires. Junior Variety Show, Leaders' Corps, Tri-Hi-Y, All State Chorus, A Cap- pella Choir. JOHN SEITZ Jack is popular, cute, and tall, His flashing smile is known by all. Of sports and girls he'll never tire, To be a sailor is his desire. Basketball, Baseball, Football, Key Club. VERA SHOWLER A stranger to our school she came, Ne York's loss-Bergenfield's gain. Long brown hair and big brown eyes, Her personality she can't disguise. Assembly Committee, Intramurals. MURIEL SIMPSON Cereal Mimpson is her name, Trig, the subiect she cannot tame. A peppy girl with lots of glee, She'll go far, as we can see. Junior Variety Show, Traffic Squad, Tri-Hi-Y, Yearbook Staff. RUTH SINDT Ruthie is quiet in school, no doubt, You should see her when school is Out. Tall and stately she'll always be. Ruth will succeed-just wait and see! Junior Variety Show. ROBERT SIRONEN He helped our team to win last year. When you are with him, lend an ear, For he talks on and on and on. We'll miss this fellow when he has gone. Football, Hi-Y, Traffic Squad. ROY SIRONEN He's husky and blond, and a Ford he drives. On work in a store he certainly thrives. He's friendly to all, a really swell guy- , , We'Il miss this fellow, and that is no lie. Football, Hi-Y, Traffic Squad, Junior Variety Show. RALPH SITER Ralph is nice-looking, slim, and blond, Of sports he is especially fond. He is a rooter for the Yankee team, Just say the word and see him beam. Recreational Basketball. JOYCE SNEDEKER Joyce is pretty with nice blond hair. She has the manner of devil-may- care . Her personality truly clicks. She is one of our slickest chicks. Girls' Glee Club, Intramurals. JOAN STARR This girl is a Starr athlete, Her personality can't be beat. Always for the Yankee Team, She is always on the beam. B-Hive, Homeroom President, Intra- murals, Junior Variety Show, Traffic Squad. RUTHANNE STE I NER Quietness is her middle name. From Teaneck High to us she came. Blue eyes, brown hair, you will see Successful and happy she will be. Yearbook Staff, Assembly Com- mittee. 2l BARBARA STILLIE Barbara is the joking kind, A greater girl we cannot find. Her hair is blond, her eyes are green, An all-around girl here is seen. JOAN SUHR Lively, gay, and pretty, too, Joanie always has something to do. Dancing, twirling, seldom at rest, She fosters school spirit by her zest. Majorette, Twirler, Ticket Commit- tee, Junior Variety Show, Tri-Hi-Y. BARBARA SULLIVAN A lovely girl, so sweet to know, Filled with talent from head to toe. She entertains at dances and shows, She will be welcomed wherever she goes. B-Hive, .Editorg Glee Club, Arts and Ceramics. ALBERT TENNY To us he is Skippy , as everyone knows. He will be happy wherever he goes. His friendly smile and quiet ways We'Il all remember in future days. Football, Intramurals. HENRY THAL We find quiet sophistication In this good-looking boy. His tall, blond appearance ls one the girls enjoy. A Cappella Choir, Glee Club, Camera Club, B-Hive. 22 FLOYD THOMPSON Tot:'Jimmy we'll hate to say good- yes. Upon him we can always rely. We've often wondered what he'll be. So Iet's sit back, just wait and see. Audio-Visual Aids, Yearbook Staff. NAN ETTE VALCOURT She is cute and quite a flirt, A little miss, so trim and pert. She's known for her lovely clothes And makes friends wherever she goes. Junior Variety Show, Traffic Squad, Reception Committee, President, A Cappella Choir, Glee Club. RUTH VALJAVEC Girls like Ruthie are sweet and true, And to her future we have a clue. As a secretary she'll make her fame, We know her goal she will attain. Traffic Squad, Glee Club, Opera Study Club, Chorus. RONALD VENEZIA Ron's a whiz with math and chem, His film collection is a gem. He plans to be an engineer, Someday of his success we'll hear. Hi-Y, Audio-Visual Aids, Traffic Squad, Band. THOMAS VINCIGUERRA To play hooky once Tom desires, But to better things he really aspires. His car affords him untold pleasure And girls delight him without measure. WERNER WALTHER His buddies call him Weeze by name, And, if you wonder at his fame- A flashy two-tone Buick car Proclaims his travelling near and far. Key Club, Basketball, Tennis Team, Traffic Squad. BERNARD WEISSE His clothes are neat, his manner the same, To the name of Wese he has 'brought fame. His personality and smile, we know, Will make him popular where'er he may go. Football, Baseball, Intramurals. DORIS WELTER Whenever there's something to be done, You can see Doris on the run. Her helpful hand will always heed Any friend who is in need. Tri-Hi-Y, Traffic Squad, Bowling glklub, Yearbook Staff, Junior Variety ow. JOHN WELTER What is Johnny's pet diversion? Go with him on an excursion, You will find he knows so much 'Bouthfish and bait and lines and suc . GUY WEYNAND A good looking fellow, we confide, In Mr. Adams' room resides. A member of the National Guard, A success will be if he works hard. ANDREW WIDHOLM Andy's smile has brought him fame. To see him play spices the game! Known for iokin and full of fun, X He is well liked gy everyone. Baseball, Basketball, Football, Junior Variety Show. JUNE WIEGAND Here is a girl who is very sweet, One you'd really want to meet. Sewing, skating rolled into one, Altogether she's lots of fun. Junior Variety Show, Ticket Com- mittee, Tri-Hi-Y, Skating Club. PATRICIA WILEY That silence is golden Pat has heard, And actions speak louder than the word. Thus she wastes not her time in chatter, But accomplishes things which really matter. Band, Chorus, Lost and Found Com- mittee, Yearbook Staff. j.....f BARBARA WILKEN Peppy, cute, and capable too, Barbara's success is well in view. Shi has cheering ability, beautiful air, And also plenty of charm to spare. Cheerleader, Dance Committee, Jun- ?rHlVariety Show, Yearbook Staff, ' IVE. BARBARA WULLSCHLEGER Blond hair and friendly eyes of blue With softspoken word and pleasant manner too. She's very active and heads Tri-Hi-Y, Hegrating with all who know her is - ig . Tri-Hi-Y, President, Leaders' Corps, Student Congress, Traffic Squad, Junior Variety Show. MARY ELLEN WILLIAMS Skip's greatest weakness is the men, For driving she sure has a yen. She has big brown eyes and dark brown hair, Her personality we can't compare. Junior Variety Show, Junior Play. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Richard Menhinick Joan Bendell Robert Harvie Corinne Johnson Miss Elizabeth McCann Treasurer Secretary President Vice President Sponsor SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Sitting: Harry Adams, Elizabeth McCann, Robert Harvie, Helen Pembleton, Mary Rule. Standing: Joan Bendell, Hugh Bell, Joan Starr, Corinne Johnson, Richard Menhinick, Elaine Passeggiato. We Q x L jeg wr Y . 4 u-.0 i X A D sr ' o ! . r 'lt' f F v I 1 ,Im 4 M, ., Y 'f x. QL 0 I L1 .al s P' 9' Tv Jr.. 6 ,vs u QV, 539' 'Klx 'fi vv JUNIOR HIGH CLASS OF I952 JUNIOR HIGH CLASS OF I953 1 355 32 44 in .uv- '.- .ff 1.- ..-P' 'v- 4:-' -'ff' M. ,m -v'E ' 'S :iii- .M .-.X 5, :Q dp xv s x w. -Q 5 i S I I ...M gf .AM ,, Q N- 'x , .ggi Q Q5 'f x SOPI-IOMORES I 9 9 J? fi T 5 6. Q x f. y ,463 FRESHMEN .J -1 l 1 'N 1 5 :Q 7 ,fn ,Q - Hx' I' 1' r .41-. -'QE ---- -,-- -fix 4 5 3? 2? sm, K5 W as N? Sw v: few- AW 't Q- -my it ap-N ,547 8th GRADE . ,N xx? ww 25 e - ifwa,-,, 1 . is L X9 : Q, Q 'r V I Ji Av A ,, avr-2. , . 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The editor of Bookworms is Richard Curran. Miss Ar- lene Adam is the faculty sponsor. RECEPTION COMMITTEE THE Reception Committee extends to the public the hospitality of the school on Parents' Night. Members of the committee put the names of the teachers on the doors, place chairs in the halls, and escort guests to the rooms which they wish to visit. The officers are: presi- dent, Jean Noberg vice presi- dent, Gail Lubranogsecretary, Astrid Johnsong treasurer, Valerie Valcourtg faculty sponsor, Miss Nellie Dolan. 41 XJ J r K5 gy' l x Q A xj X k x C-2 'CZ X 1 X 1 4 ,Y jizfxx' I X -:FX 'f - K B.. X Hmssffe U' -' N X 1 f' l J Ax I l- io' N GJQX ' ' A: JN , ff X Ylfygvx Ya Y 6 jf 613-1355 , X I 112JF 3, K I! y W K , T 4 CEU, jill N ' ,A xi gg? 'Til X N W I 4 ., Q gf 1 --bg! j! W ' 595333 ' X ' ' W Res, ' 1 , 4 xi i' Qi-7' I ,1 ' ' 'I f haefw QQ? 7553 A RTS is :www Q ' gs wvfm 1' 'mass 4 i mf bgvv 4 V' 'f '3!'W -f Q 1 .5 1 I Q,RGg,, 63300 if ' Y' X5 Q Q gy' K 1 ' ,, '- 1: 1 14, . A gs: -if ,1 I W 4 A K . gy, . qua s K 1 ff ,. 'L , I, R 1 VW ,,., mis, h ,J x 1, ' 1 L , UQ 4 bg is.. H gb . V I uv W5 Q39 sr,,,g.,mL. 3? ,pg S! ' JUNIOR CLASS PLAY THREE one-act plays replaced the traditional junior play. They were: Caleb Stone's Death Watch , Neighbors , and Enter the Hero , the first two of which had juniors as players. Caleb Stone's Death Watch was a story about a family's reaction to the expected death of Caleb Stone, a miserly old man. All hoped that he would die, so that they could get his money. Unknown to the family, the dying Caleb had a conversation with two spirits, who, when alive, used to be in his employ. The little men decided that Caleb was a changed man and permitted him to live. The play ended with the family's startling reaction to the fact that Caleb Stone was going to live! The cast included: Caleb Stone, Ronald Venezia, Carrie Stone ihis sisterl , Wilma Nelson, Antoinette ihis daughterl , Myra Holtzmang Henry this son-in- lawl , Robert Harvieg Tom this sonl , Bill Lindberg, Toni this grand daughterl , Jane Lieberman, Nurse, Laura Fribergg Doctor, Chris Curran, Jim, Emil Schneider, Fred, Richard Menhinickg Prompter, Barbara Wullshlegerg Director, Miss Claire-ScheIl- hase. UNEIGHBORSH was a play about a group of people living in a small town. lt showed how the coming of a small boy to the community changed these self-centered individuals into a happy group wanting to help others. The cast included: Barbara Cook, Connie Evans, Lois Roscher, Mary Ellen Williams, also Edward Ar- guello, Ronald Glazer, Lois Marino, and Janet Pratt with Miss Claire Shellhase as director. V ,S a f K wx , v 1 1 ,K ,wf-rf . . p -Q m 4 I M f 3 2 A Q 2 2 A My . 'll NE - 'IQ W . Q. Q, Q ,ry Q' K giffg 'WAQ4 1 ' ,KE-is ,. ,.1 +i s Q f'-x- . . 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The officers are: president, John Mastro- giovanni, vice presidente, Ann Sager, secre- taire, Barbara Marolla, tresarier, John Kulp, sponsor, Miss Shirley Ayers. STUDENT PAN AMERICAN LEAGUE THE name of our Spanish Club is the Stu- dent Pan American League. We are an international organization and our headquar- ters are in Miami, Florida. The officers are: president, Joyce Young, vice president, Ed- ward Klass, secretary, Marie Marino, treas- urer, Florence Bolte, sponsor and adviser, Miss Dorcas C. Bartley. The purpose of the club is to learn about Latin Americans and the countries in which they live. At our social meetings, we adapt Latin American fun to our own enjoyment and pleasure. We are now making a case for our Latin American coin collection. We are negotiating for a pen pal through our headquarters. LATIN CLUB ALL students in the Latin classes are eligible for membership in the Senatus Populusque Romanus. The club aims to help its members learn more about classical civili- zation and to give them the opportunity for comparing the life of the ancient Romans with present-day habits and customs. An annual event is the trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Greek Games at Barnard College. The officers are: consuls, Ruth James and Louis Schwarz, scribe, Ena-Mai Franz, quaes- tor, James Nollasg censor, Edward Bauer, faculty sponsor, Miss Elizabeth McCann. S4 M3 2 g , Q R r Q, nu' V ff , 24431, M ,iv-4 QV, , .1 4 l is -...W W S 4 ,Q , , , Y Q .E-,. . . ,,,. , Q A- 1, .. . NMA. W- 4, W A . t x V n X N ,Q Q r I xaiiigfx Q JF. y , A I , , 1 Q My . aw 5x 2 ' 1 - may -IH!! fu 9 - f ,Z ' il- l , .111- k 9 Q P S3 E V' 3 . , M, ' E , wvflgf .52 L,g., ,,l,f- 'L .-as - K A 'ggi 8 t . , - ., Y: . MMM., Q ' s - r .Q . ' ' 1 I A 7 - ...- - x 2 , 'KAW ' . ,G I ' N L ' I - F ' M ,.2A 4 9w ,,W,4,f-.'..,E ' -, - x E 3 A gin ' gi 'Z 7 ' ' ' ew ix. .--Q: -4,6 3 Inf! 2 1 Hi A Y Af' 4 . I ' W ., ' A X, 5 W A J LIL1 A ,, kv. M ,Q ' Q , 7:55 'Q' M ff' Q61 r 1 sfe 4 5 as 1' , .rikr Vik. A Iv F Q.. iv Q wiiyf ff V A . i ,. A M' f vi Rvws' 6 5 2 'f .ff -ff 1 M fx wy?2W? Qi fs ' V A 1 ,Qqrxf viykgfr ' T ,gg , Y 1 Q 1 SEVENTH GRADE CAMERA CLUB THE seventh grade Camera Club was or- ganized in January for the purpose of creating interest in and teaching funda- mentals of photography. Members have learned to take, develop, and print pictures. An exhibit of pictures taken by the club is planned for the month of May. James Sears is the president, Howard Prunty, vice presi- dent, William Jeslinek, secretary, and Mr. Carl Smith, faculty sponsor. LOST AND FOUND COMMITTEE THE Lost and Found Committee cares for articles which are lost in the school. Ar- ticles which are found are brought to the library where the owners may claim them. Unclaimed articles are sold at auctions. The money realized from the auctions is added to the Treasure Chest fund. The officers are: Patricia McCormack, president, Donald Kozak, vice presidentg Harriet Roberts, secretary, and Stella Marion, auctioneer. The faculty sponsor is Miss Arlene Adam. OPERA STUDY CLUB THE purpose of our group is to understand better and to increase our appreciation of Grand Opera. In our meetings we hear and discuss records of the opera to be broadcast the following Saturday afternoon. Most of us listen to the broadcast each week, with its interesting and educational intermission fea- tures. We also attend some performances. Our officers are: president, Joseph Chiara- diog vice president, Ruth Haabg secretary, Laura Friberg, treasurer, Anita Lummg and record librarian, Myra Holtzrnan. Miss Mar- tha Wasson is our sponsor. 56 MODERN DANCE CLUB THE Modern Dance Club meets once a week and is composed of junior high school girls who are interested in learning more about dance techniques and composition. They have as their goal each season to put on an assembly program of their own, be- sides contributing to other assemblies. The manager is Astrid Johnson. JUNIOR FROLIC-ERS THE Junior Frolic-ers is a social club for the seventh graders in particular, and is open also to any eighth or ninth graders who care to join. Our purpose is to have the new comers to the school get acquainted and have fun with their classmates and thereby feel they have an important place in the school's activities. To date the Club has had weekly meetings and has learned the fundamental steps of square dancing and social dancing. A Hallo- we'en party given in October was very suc- cessful with all the preparations, decorations, entertainment, and refreshments handled by student committees. The club also took part in the Red Cross party given in December. The same committees handled all the club's activities. There are no officers. Miss Patricia Sherlock is the faculty sponsor. MAKE UP CLUB THE Make Up Club consists of girls from the Junior and Senior High School who are interested in changing fellow teenagers into characters for plays. Beards, mustaches, and gray hair on student actors are but a tew of the results obtained by members of the Make Up Club at the senior play, Christmas pag- eant, sophomore-junior plays, operetta, and assemblies. The president is Barbara Ann Rieglerg vice president, Helen Seyartog secretary, Miriam McCormick. The faculty sponsor is Miss Louise Frownfelter. STAGE CREW THE Stage Crew consists of an organized group of boys who do the work of erecting the scenes and backgrounds for plays and as- semblies. These are the boys who operate lights and curtains, change scenes, etc. Hours of work and imagination are demanded of them in accomplishing most of the desired effects. 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SPORTS DINNER Most Likely to Succeed Myra Holtzman, Ed Schoppe Favorite Teachers Mr. Scott, Mrs. Pembleton Most Sophisticated Henry Thai, Vicky Showler Most Bashful WI-lCD'S Best Actors Barbara Cook, Pat Growney Cutest Joan Bendell, Emil Schneider Pat Wiley, John Dougherty Best Personality Corinne Johnson, Jack Seitz Class Lovers Hermie Latz, Elaine Passeggiato Most Respected John Drakeford, Barbara Wullschleger Most Musical Joseph Chiaradio, Ruth Haab 70 Class Flirts Class Pals Nanette Vaicourt, Micky Maclaire Robert Harvie, Bill Hargreaves WI-IO Most Popular Corinne Johnson, Johnny Drakeford Class Artists Ace Anderson, Eleanor Miles Best Dancers Best Looking Bub Rea, Vicky Showler Elaine Passeggiato, Bob Fay Contributed Most Corinne Johnson, Bill Hargreaves Best Athletes John Drakeford, Joan Starr Best Dressed Class Cut Ups Nancy Levinson, Mickey Maclaire School Spirit ses' All Around Joan Hines, Jimmy Hagan Marianne Bodenstein, Richard Menhinick Corinne Johnson, Bub Rea Most Talkative L J 1 Nicest Smile Class Pals NHUCY Levinson. Bob Sironen Jack Seifl. Corinne Johnson Gertrude Bamberger, Joan Suhr 7l Name Carole Aarons .... -. ...... - Allan Adeeb .................. Jeanette Alvarez ............ Robert Anderson A........... Elizabeth Avery ............. Gertrude Bamberger- Marilyn Barteld ,... ......... . Getting up early ...... Pet Peeve Distance between N. J. and Shakespeare Ave. ..... . Surprise tests ...................... Moody People ...... Getting up ........... Homework .............. Getting up in the morning .............. Lee Barth ............. -----People who give Hugh Bell ............ - Marion Bell ................... . Joan Bendell ............ Elizabeth Bodenstein unwanted advice ............ English Lit. .....................--- Soup v.... ..........................--- Closed mouths at games ....., Homework .......................... Marianne Bodenstein ..... .Peo le who can't P take teasing ,--,,,. - Helga Boite ................ --.Falling off a horse ...... Robert Bressler ............. - Marie Cangiano ............. Salvatore Cangiano ........ . Getting up in the morn mg ....................... -- A certain actress and poet in B. H. S. ............... Living. ....-.-.- Used cars ................... ...... . Joseph Chiaradio ............ Television ............ Andrew Christen ............ Kenneth Cole ........... Barbara Cook ................. Christopher Curran ........ . Bruce Currin .................. Robert Desposito ............ Frank DiGennaro ............ John Dougherty ............. r Marilyn Dow ......... ....... John Drakeford .............. Charles Dreyer-------Q Saul D'Ver .................. -- Constance Evans ............ . Robert Fay ....... - ............ Anne Flannery ...... ...... Marlene-Frederick .......... Laura Friberg ................. Ruth Gallagher .............. . Grace Gentile ........ ....... Patrick Growney ............ . Ruth Haab ............ ...... Wilmont Hafner ............ . James Hagan J................ Merillyn Halligan-- ........ John Happersett ............ . Willi-am Hargreaves J....... Margaret Hartz .............. Robert Harvie-- ............. Ronald -Haupt ....... - Joan Hlrtes ........,.. ...... Janet Holden ,....... ....., John Holder ......... ...... . Myra Holtzman .....,.. Thomas Hopkins ....... .... Alice Hoyt ............ ......, William Huth -...... -..... Walter Jaeger ....... ....... Robert Jaggi ...... ...... Ruth James .......... ...... . Corinne Johnson ....... ..... Robert Kovzan ...... ......- Donald Kozak u,..... ....., Joan Krupinski ......... Claudette Kulp .............. Herman Latz ........ ...... Richard Latz ...... ....... Sore heads .............. Homework ................. Pessimistic people.-- ,-- Girls who smoke .,,. .- Turnips ........... --- ..... - Empty gas tank .......... Cars that don't start -... ........ Getting up ........................- People who talk when she interrupts ............. .... -----.C hem istry----.-- 1:1His car ......... Crazy About Brooklyn College ...... ....... Kissing--- .......... ...... - Dancing. ............................ Pizza and beer .,.................. Known For CLASS .Clothes ............... ....... . To marry a rich Sense of humor ...... -.--- young lawyer -Doctor .Her sneeze ......... - ..... -Teacher Being late ----.-...-- -----.-- P lay boy White Tower hamburgers .... Singing ability -.-.--..---------.-. .Dress designer ---.-JoanIe------------------------------ ----- Peach ie ---- -The Admiral ------ .------- .Girls .-.. -..-.---- .---- ------ Popular music ---.-.- -.------ Mr. Scott's class ---.--. -..--- Swimming -...---.-..-- ---.- Girls ------.... New cars -.--..... Good music -------. -.-----. ---.-.Sports------------- -----.Basketba l l--.-.-- ------Dramat ics------- Nash cars ..--.. -- Sleeping ...-... ....-.---.---.---.- S peed --------.-- Cars ------.... Modeling A,,,,... Exams ,...,.......,...,.... -- - .--.- Despy's car ------- - English .----.-....-------. Mr. Scott's jokes ---.---. Men drivers .--.---.------- Women drivers -------.-.---.---- - People who don't like Roller Derby -.---------..------ Western films ---.----..-- Short boys ---.-. Baby talk .---.... Tradition ..-....- Volley ball -.-........ Short hair -.------.------. Marching in gym .------- ------ . Manual labor ---..--..-. Crew cuts ------.------ Alarm clocks ----..-. Tall girls -----..-... School ----------.-.-- The Yankees .-----.. Empty wallet -----------...--.----- . Teachers who try to everything -----------.---..-.--- Miss McCann ---------.-.---.-..-- . Men drivers -.--.- - Loafing -----------.---.-----.--.- Mud-splashers -.---------------.. Girls who wear high-heels.-- People who fool with his ties ---.--..------- - --.------- School --....-.--------------- -.--.- Middle name -.-- ---..-- ------ Learning to drive .-.--.-- -----. Mickey -----------.------. ---.- . History --..---.-.- ------ -----. Food .-------------- ------Lonn ie's eyes.------- ------.Vacations.------- Pinchers ------.----------. ---- - -- nrun, , Television .-----.----------------- -- Jersey Jolters ---.---.-------------- Frankie Lane -.-... Cheering ----------- ------- Skiing -----.---.------ -.--. Modeling. --------------.-----.-.-- - Blue eyes and red hair .---.-... Being seen with Joanie -...... -Secretary Homemaklng. ...-----...--.....--- To be happy Dependability -------- ------- Common sense ....- .- -.-------.. - Swabbie's wife Being a good guy --.--- --.-.- Will power -----.-.---..-- ----... . Private secretary .Engineer -To be successful -Gaiety -.-------..-.-.------------... - Horse back riding .......-.....-- .Private secretary Friendliness -------.-.... - --.-----. Office worker -Travel ,,,,--Teasing..------------ ------Accountant --------Twirl ing ab i l ity-------------- -----To be happy His wit ---.--...----.---------- -- .-.- New car dealer Piano playing ....,.. - ...........- .Teacher or pianist Being happy-go-lucky .------.- Basketball pro. Height ----.------.- --- --.-------.. -To succeed Good nature ---.-....---.------ .-.- A CtreSS -m-,wjet propelled bike.---------.---- Radio and T. V. Technician Stage crew and his snake.-- -To find a gold mine -----Flirting-----------.------------------.Join navy with Futers - .......--..- Quietness ---.-- .Prettiness ---------.-.------ ------ ----------.Join navy with Despy - Navy -Model Athletic ability -------..---..-----. To graduate ------.-.Wit and band activity---------.Aeronautical mechanic .Corny iokes ---..-.....-.--.-. ------ B usiness manager .Sophistication ------...---..------ ---,----Cuteness-------------.--------- Roller Derby .....-- - .-----.---- -Model His cars ......-.-..-.-.----- -------Machinist -Secretary -----.To live happily ever after -----,Her idea ls---.---------------------.Col lege -----.Pennsylvania---------------------- Rushing to home room--- People ---------------.-..-.----------. Eating, sleeping, basketball- Opera. --.---.-------...-----.--.----- Barbara .------. --.-. Pizza .--- .--.--- -------- Money ---.---..--. -----.Skati ng .------- Flshing. ----------. -- His wife -.--.-.----.-.-- A certain person -..... Sports ---.---.-..--.--.-..---------- -- Pretty girls -.-.-..------------------ University of Alabama .....,-.- . Work -------..--.-------.------.-- -Swimming .--.....-. .Tropical fish -..-.. Loafing -..--...... Basketball ---....-.. Opposite sex -----.... .Lake Hopatcong. ----.. Baseball ---------------. Music ----------------.-----.--.------- Music haters ,,,,,, ,,,,.. B etty HUHOH and Brothers. .-.....- .-.---- . . Loud girls .---- --.-- --..--..---. Mr. Fasano --.----- - ---.- - Vaughn Monroe ---.--.------- Bill ---------..--......-..- Elaine --.--... Pool .--.-.. Driving ---.-----------.--...---- -.--- Hls6 l ----.----------......-.--- - .--- Interior decorator - Dancer Personality ---.--..--.-.-...---- - ' ' -.Dentist .Collecting money in l05 .---. Singer .Curly hair -.-..--------------....---- To yell in the library Dimples --.-----. ..--.---------.----. . Navy Peppiness ---.--.- --.--- - To be happy .Quiet ways-- ---..-..- -..-..- . College --------Friend Harvie--------.-- ------To be successful .Being with Audrey ------------- -To retire Friend Hargreaves---. ----..----- To own a boat .Marriage -------.---.------ -- Friendliness --.---- - ---- - -----Tw ins --Drive a car .Athletic ability ------ ----.Nurse His car ............... --- .------ Automobile mechanic Ability .--..-----.-- -.--.---------- S ocial worker Big grin ------.- - ---....--- .Sailor Shyness ----..-- ------- . Office worker His wit ....... .....-- C artoonist Blushing .....--..-...-- -.----- . Sailor .Cuteness ....-..-..-....... -..--.- M illionaire Laughing manner ,,..,,,,....... .Social worker .Cute ways ------------.--- .------ . College .Being the first one out of school .................. .Staying out of the Army -------.S Being with Elaine .----- .-.--- Violating traffic rules -.---.--. ize .------------.-----.---..------.-. Air corps Talking about Mr. Curry ..... .Singer ' -Accountant -Baseball player Baseball ----------.----- -----.- . Own a beer garden Richard Lus f.........-...----- L O 6 Name Nancy Levinson ............. William Lindberg .... ....... Mary Anne Liska ........... . Donald Maclaire .-..........- Audrey Mallette ............. Edward Marike ............... Violet Mastroberte ,......., William Mayer ....,.......... John Mazzilli ..............-.. Patricia McCormack ....... Alice McFarland. ..,........ . Richard Menhinick ....,.... William Meyers ............. Eleanor Miles .... ............ . Robert Miller ............. --. Joseph Minafri .............. Max Mittelhammer ........ Richard Monguzzi ......... . John Mullen ..........-------- Bernadine Muzer ........... Helen Nelson ........... -...- e Wilma Nelson ...... Allen Newman ........------- Matilda Nober ...........---- Barbara Oddo .........-- ----- - Nadine Ostendorff ......... Elaine Passeggiato .,....... . Ronald Paterno .............. Jerome Perazzo-..--..-...- Ruth Phillips ................. . Lloyd Poole ......... s ........ . Eleanor Prunty ............... Betty Pynn ........... .. .... . Richard Rea ....... Joan Rever ........ Carl Roloff ........ Lois Roscher ......... Marie Rosito ........ Jose h Sacchi p ....... .... - . Emil Schneider ............... Edward Schoppe ............. Gene Schroeder-.. .... - .... . Marilyn Scott ....... Helyn Seaman ...... -- Dorothy Sears ....... John Seitz-- ............... -. Vera Showler ................. . Muriel Simpson ..... - ....... Ruth Sindt ......... ..-.- .... - Robert Sironen- ....... ..- Roy Sironen.. ................. Ralph Siter ............... ...--. Joyce Snedeker ...... .. ...... Joan Starr .....,....... -- .... Ruthanne Steiner ........... Barbara Stillie .........--.-... Joan Suhr ................. Barbara Sullivan ............. Albert Tenny ...........-..... Henry Thal .......... Floyd Thompson ............ Nanette Valcourt ........... Ruth Valjavec ................ Ronald Venezia .............. Thomas Vinciguerra ....... Werner Walther ............. Bernard Weisse ............. . Doris Welter ........ ......, John Welter ......... ----- Guy Weynand ................ Andrew Widholm .......... June Wiegand .......... ..--- Patricia Wiley ,...... .. ....... Barbara Wilken ,........,.... Mary Ellen Williams ....... Barbara Wullschleger ..... Pet Peeve People who don't laugh ....... Bop. ....................... .........--- Barbara's love life ........-.....- School ...................... ....... Women ..........s...... School .......... Wlmmln -.. ........ .... - .-. Catty people ....... Rain ........................ ........ This school ! .....,................. Waiting for people .............. Mr. Hunter's tests. .........,... . Crazy about Dancing and Mr. Hunter ..... . Singing . ............................. A certain person ............. .... Cars. ....,............... ........ Known For His guitar ....... ......... Gyping ......,. Green car .......... ,,,,,,,J oan .--------.--.----. --------.Cutting - up .----.--.- Skating ............. ........ Pizza and girls. ..s.. -- Twirling.- .......... ....... . Cars. ........... Girls. ........ Parties. ,.......... .Skating ability ......... Ambition School spirit ...... ........ . Nurse Radio engineer To marry a wonderful guy Estimater of d ------Photographer ------ Cosmetician His books ....................... Air Corps Twirling a.,.. ........,............... N urse Driving Beucler's truck ....... Good nature ................ Winning ways .................... Horses. ,..,.,.,.,.,,, ......, . Loving horses ...... - People against Roller Derby.Jersey Jolters ,....... -- Benches and splinters ,.,....... Mr. Scott's jokes ................, Small drinking glasses ......... Sports ,,,............ ........ Personality ........ His build ........... Art ,.,.,.... .,.,,,,...,,,,...,.....,... . Artistic ability ...... Baseball ..,..... - ,...... ......,...... . Mannerisms ....... -- -Teachers ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,......,., ,Lazzara's Tasty Crust .... Work ........................,........ Homework ............ Getting up. ............. . Conceited people ...... School ,...... s .......... Stop talking .................... DFIVIHQV ,.......e------- School ,................ ............... ' 35 FOrClS ..-........ Boys who smoke pipes ......... Traditions in B. H. S. ......... - Hypocrites .......................... People who crack gum ......... -----.Klddlng .----------------- Food .,,... ..,....,................,... . Clarinet and sax.----- Electron ics ......................... -,,----. Fords His laugh ............. Quiet manner ....... -Her smile .......... --.-.-Qu iet Manner------ Al ........................ ....... Gasoline stations. ..... -- .Auto mechan .To get out .Secretary istance ic Riding instructor Roller Derby skater To get off the bench Fashion designer -.---.Mechan ic -.---. Navy Aircraft mechanic Electroacoustic engineer -.---To be rich ------ Secretary -.---.To be successful -----.-..Auburn hair.-------- ----.To marry a m --..----.Growing rice--..------- Farmer A Certain boy ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,., H er smile ,......... ...... O ffice WOrl4eI' ,Freddie ................... ........ . Her laugh. ........... ......... T o be happy Sports ........ ........................ Herm ie .............,...,......... ---. Her hair ....... - ......... Cute ways ...... ------. His walk .......,.................... New York City ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., Fishing and hunting. .........., Alpine police .... ....----..----- Boys who smoke cigars. ....... Dodger fans ....................... Driving. .-........... Golf ...... - .... -.- .... - ........... Dancing. ............................ The bakery ............... ........ alter ------- 1 -,-.e-..- Conceited people ...... Giggling girls ......... Harry's jokes ......... Tradition .................. ........ Monday mornings .............. - Alble ....................... Red heads ............. Tall girls ...... Be Bop ............ Smart girls ......... - Mr. Scott ............... Ruthie's moods ...... Trig. and Solid .... -.. lneligibility ........... Moody people ........... Joseph .... ... ....... - .............. Snakes .......... Girls ................ Boys ................... Yankee fans ............. School ................................ People against sports .......... Insincere people ................. Men drivers .............. ........ Short fellows ....................... People who stare ................. People who are late ............ . Earrings .............................. .Teetotalers ............... His smile .......... .. ...... .. ...... Friendly ways. ...... ------.Famous speech ,,.,,, -- Her wit ............. ........ Pizza and Billy ......., ........ . Her laugh ...... -M--..Sports .--------,--------- -----------,H is. looks.---------- Eating .......... ..... Sports ......... Cheering ................ Sports ................. - ............. Swimming . .... - ........ ........ Dave Rose .......................... -,,,,,,,Nad ine.-----------------------------. Jimmy and cheering ...... Tony .................................. Bob ........................ Vermont ...... ...... ........ ,--- ..... .Eating. ............. ---. -- ..... Roller Derby ........... .Her smile ................... -----.---.--Cute ways and hair------ .Artistic abilit ............ Y Height ..... .. ............. - ----.To be happy -.Mrs. Latz illionaire .To own a new car Turf technician -----.Secretary .Undecided Secretary --.--.Secretary -.----,To be happy ------Nurse ------Rancher -----Advertising .To be happily married ,Air Corps ------ Chemical eng Communications engineer Height .............. ........ N avy pilot Brains. ........... Ballet ..... ............. ........ Height .................... Being with Bob ........ Brews. ............ .. .......... -His smile ............. - -,,,, My Honey ---.-- Hallovah . ........... Being crazy ........ Boys. .............. Girls. ........... Sports ....... Boys ......... Sports. ...... Horses. ................. Long h'alr ................ ........ -----, Cereal Mimpson -------------. Her wit ................... ........ His chatter ........... ........ Their car ........... ....... Bashfulness. ...... -To be very ha Marriage ------N urse ------Undecided ineer PPY .Travel and art French interpreter ,W. A. F. Farmer -Marines --.--- Farmer Her hair ............... ........ M arriage Athletic ability ........ . -------.Sports writer Bein uiet .......... ........ . To graduate Q Cl Mike. ...................... ........ D riving. .................. - June's boy friend .......... Barricini chocolates ....... Fishing. ........................,.... . Joan ........................ ....... . Women ....... Being with Gertie ....... Dancing .................. His smile ............. Photography ........ --------Singing ability----.- Chemistry ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, , Freddie ........... ...... ....... . D rlving ............. Tony ..,,...,,,,, ,,,,,,, P . B. .................................. .Long nails ...... English ............ ......, T he Yankees. ....... - ............ .A. V. A ..... -- Long dresses ,,,,.,,,,. ,,,,,,. S hort dresses ......... ........ . His car ........ -.- Women ,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,.,,-,,,,., Food. ................. ........ . Weight .......... .............. Mr. Scott's tests .................. Baseball .......... Getting up early ...... .. ......... .Eating ....... Denny ................... Girls ................... .Truant officers ...... Crabby people ....... Noisy people ...... -- Homework ............... Insincere people .... --- Exams. ................. - Fishing. ............. Sports ................... Pool and football ...... Travelling ....... ...... Food . .................... Jimmy ..................... ....... . A certain person ...... ........ French fries .......... -------.To be happy -----.Secretary To have adventures ------Rancher --.--.Photog ra pher Foreign diplo . m .D ietic ian ------.Secretary .-----Chemist Undecided .Business man Speed. .............. - .......... Navy Helpfulness ....... Height ........ .. ....... Gyping. ....... Swede ..... Rufus ........... -- Being quiet ....... Cheering. ..... -- --.--.Secretary .Navy cook --.-.-Undecided at .Proprietor of a beer garden -----.Designer .----.Secretary ----.-Secretary Driving. ,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,, , To marry rich Being quiet ....... ---,,College , 2 I X Q if-w .W S Q as Si , X fiffiyaz I 1 2: X as I xv ,, Q, .H Y 1 ,. .,,aA . , , E.: Q sw 1 HE: 1 G' 'A-.Q .Q fm '- , , af 9 fam iw 1 Y' ,Wifi D5 'nk a:g.. , xuimg . 'M 'sgggzgk H? I may Lak ' T w Q- 'YA xl ' .xv 55 2, Qgkgw Sw 'G Qc is is 'X ,, A ' .- ' i srgg 'K ' MILA s - ,,. Ss.. . fi? Us E 4 , 3' ' Q r 5 y. . fi fi Q up 3 V 1 G X X fix X X . 4 3 I .A1, in M r h.. 4 .Ny . sa Sf: . gU' 1' I ill, I W I ,,.x,, 'gm . - .a ,, . ' fr qz pg 1- W .f33f'? K rm 4-- ' fe al ' ' W . Si' M6 Q. K- . L W P9 ' 5 ' 1 Q s 5 AC., Q Q . f' 5 53 g.----- I A K IX 2 v -Jw Z5 CLASS MEMORIES THE bright, golden days of September I947 found a new group of eager freshmen on B. H. S.'s doorstep. Our first taste of high school activity was the Spring Dance which we so proudly sponsored. The year sped quickly by and our biggest thrill came on a clear, sunny day in June when we steamed happily up the Hudson. Remember how sunburned we all were l l Junior High Graduation found us singing Now the Day is O-o-ver-er and applaud- ing our president Johnny Drakeford. The next fall we were sophomores. lt was a good feeling no longer to be the babies of the high school. Those senior assemblies were really great! We could almost see the stage from our seats on Washington Avenue! Our Fall Dance and April Showers Dance were our social events of the year. Juniors l-one word into which was packed fun, excitement, activity, and plenty of hard work. An innovation in our junior year was the performance of three one-act plays which took the place of the annual Junior Class play. Our greatest thrill was the presentation of our sensational variety show This ls What Killed Vaudeville . Our Shirt Tail Prom was the first of its kind to be given at B. H. S. but the traditional Junior-Senior Prom that soft and starry May night was, of course, a much greater event. Seniors-at last l l l Our exciting senior year got off to a flying start with our simply terrific football team. We cheered madly from amid the Darlene bars, hot dogs and root beer. Bob Harvie was elected president and he did a fine job despite the fact that he was murdered in the first act of The Thirteenth Chair . The Christmas Dance was a festive, holiday affair with twin Christmas trees-one aglow in the court yard and the other adorning the dance floor. We worked very hard selling Christmas cards but it was worth it, for re- member that wonderful day in late January when we heard, We have enough money for our yearbooks! We have more than any Senior Class ever had l l l Because of our surplus we were able to choose a new cover for our familiar Crossroads in hopes that B. H. S. would be especially proud of the l95l edition. Our most glamorous event was the Prom. Once again we thrilled to the rustle of gowns, sweet music in the background and excitement in the air. And finally, graduation l l l-the goal we have strived for these many years. Our paths will go in many directions but our thoughts will now and then stray back to the Memories of the Class of '51 76 CLASS WILL To the future seniors the Class of '51, being of sound mind, memory, and understanding, makes the following bequests: We, the members of the Traffic Squad, bequeath to the juniors the stampeding traffic and the traffic buttons. The senior cheerleaders, Elaine, Marie, Marlene, Marilyn, Joan and Barbara, leave to the J. V.'s the hard to equal spots held by them this year. Miss Brown's English students leave her rush, rush classes to the juniors with the hope that they will be able to keep up with her better than we did. Willy Hafner donates his curly hair to any girl who needs it on a rainy day and he will walk away bald. Barbara Oddo, Mary Ann Liska and Eleanor Prunty leave their seats in the Campus to Ann Brown, Camille DeFlora, and Kay Holland. Connie Evans, Marlene Frederick, Vera Showler, and Barbara Wilken leave their broken hearts to any girls who have the misfortune of having boyfriends who join the Navy. We, Billy Huth and Mickey Maclaire, give our much needed height to Dick Appleton ahd Dick Brand. We, the twenty-five truant boys, leave our truancy and punishment to any junior boys who feel it's worthwhile to try it. Marianne Bodenstein, Anne Flannery, and Merillyn Halligan bequeath the honor of seeing that their post is supplied with food to Mr. Claxton. We, Marilyn Dow and Audrey Mallette, contribute our skating talents to Alice Larsen. Johnny Drakeford passes down his athletic ability to anyone who can catch it. The senior members of the football team bequeath their outstanding record to the team of '51 . Nadine and Vicky leave their long hair to Carole Santon and Harriet Roberts. Joan Hirtes, Grace Gentile, and Violet Mastroberte, as twirlers, put away their batons and leave, knowing that the up-and-coming junior twirlers will carry on. The two Mr, Presidents , Harvie and Hargreaves, leave their responsi- bilities to anyone who is lucky i?l enough to be elected. We, the senior hot rods leave being souped up to any car that can take it. Joe Chiaradio leaves his difficult music and position as accompanist to Janet Pratt, and all the rest of the senior musicians leave their hard to fill spots in the band, orchestra, choir, and glee clubs. ln conclusion, we, the Class of 'Sl depart with happy memories of the happenings during our stay at B. H. S. Many of those memories would not be happy if it had not been for our four wonderful sponsors, Miss McCann, Mrs. Pembleton, Miss Rule, and Mr. Adams. They have helped us through the most difficult situations and we shall never forget them nor their unselfish attitude toward us. 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