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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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'The oldest road in town was the Schraalenburgh Road, once called King's Highway and now Washington Avenue. On Schraalenburgh Road stood the old stone house lpictured abovel which was then used as a tavern. About the year 1907 the old stone house was demolished, and a frame dwelling house was erected on the site a little to the southwest of the intersecting roads. ln l923 the property was acquired by the Bergenfield Board of Education and the house was moved in order to pro- vide for the erection of the Harding School which, with recent additions, has become our Junior- senior high school building, 4: I. 'r .- ff fiv . ,X -,. F' -. ff 1 . ' 1 1 X , V ., . ,Rn . ,, ,AA A .-, . Q -'r f? 4 Q V .rrqghgr 3.7,-. 5 f 2 , yggffap x 0' Q : 1 1' A f ' xr S- ,Jus fp, fm,-gg iff '3',.,zf . .yr ' , Je: ev A A 85. In s 1' '-of Qin 1 ftp, Q f?'f 1 Jo. gy. o ,,.g J fifviiif fsg.aiv'1 W , W., f .4 Y 3 fy 1 Y, 4, MQ . -1 Q rr f M ,... 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Sitting: Charles Baker, Margaret Shugerman, Claire Millard, Wallace La Fountain. LANGUAGES AND BUSINESS EDUCATION Standing: Joseph Kennedy, Walter Smith. Seated: Kathleen Hansen, Helen Pembleton, Madeline Terra, Dorcas Bartley, Elizabeth McCann, Shirley Ayres. 5 FACULTY MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Standing: Robert Bickel, Robert Alvord, George Beard, Richard Kunemund, Roland Chinatti. Seated: Gertrude Wilson, Lillian Kunz, Mary Rule, Augusta Dorfler, Nellie Dolan, Wilma Shanahan, Marie Zofrea. OFFICE STAFF Eunice Roman, Dolores Henze, Peggy Parks. GU I DANCE DEPARTMENT George Beard, Herbert Luck, Jeanette Lindgren, Marion Preston, Helen Pembleton, Edna Deitch. FINE AND PRACTICAL ARTS Standing: Albert Mura, Edgar Dietz, David Janowitz, George Graf, Richard Atwater, Bernard Baggs. Seated: Gladys Lynde, Lena Green, Gerretta Housechild, Joan Mason, Ruth Cox, Margaret Jervis. 6 55 -af' Qi, f Loggi Flo, my 12+ W6 E4 xix Effniifkj' gx .X 2x K 55515 M- ? 1 6.3 .ZFX X Q . X., 5 +A' .,-YW, w- -i i gs 1' 6 -. E U In 47.59 fias- !!1':i..+ '2 W: N wh uns 2 f .D 'il' TJ-':: CARLTON ADLER Carlton is a buy of height, Who'll reach his goal without a fight. President of the Hi-Y is he, Successful he will always be. Hi-Y President, Math Club President, Science Club Vice President, Band and Orchestra, A Cappella Choir. JOAN AHERN A good dancer, peppy and full of fun, Joan is popular with everyone. Small, cute and always gay, She is swell in every way. A Cappella Choir, Variety Show, Yearbook Staff, Girls' Chorus. ROBERT ALLGOR This member of our Senior Class Har captured the heart of many a ass, Tall and dark with nice brown eyes, For him the girls give many sighs. Football, French Club, Yearbook Staff. RICHARD ATTANASIO Cheerful grins, smiling ways, Rich is a guy who will brighten your days: Hehis the boy with the dark, curly air Who walks around without a care- Building and Grounds Commit- tee, Christmas Pageant Intramurals, Yearbook Staff, ADELAIDE BENVENUTI Known for the orchestra is she: A great musician she's sure to be. A good worker, that is true, She is always there to see what she can do. Orchestra, All-State Orchestra, Band, Traffic Squad, Tri-Hi-Y. 8 DALE BERGER Her hair is curly and eyes so brown, She's sure to wipe away many a frown. In future years, a nurse she'll be. b A favorite member of the class is she. Senior Class Play, Yearbook Staff, Dance Committee, Girls' Chorus. DOLORES BLAICH Here's a girl who is really swell, She'sHone who does her work quite we . Her friendly ways and winning smile Will take her many, many a mile. Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Glee Club, Traffic Squad, Yearbook Staff, Junior Play Committee. H W7 xl Jfiierffm-Cf-ceeg ' ef , -- cowl fL2W4,,g?f7l..fC,fzt.-.XTC A ff PATRICIA 59129-map ,ezfcewif is Q L A little doll well all agree, hats our Pat right to a T fiivL5ys,:?ggg1gg?,qa full of fiin, 1 l I Pat is li ed byygryone .Ai wwwasi f.ffi,,i.,,ir,Szsc'-M151 ful Sbybw, Yearbook Sgff, Recep- A .,9Qee'ifa3s,4 'fi'--Seve if L I 0 ?' 1443-ffbdi 4, X C' y7fi4...fL4'L.4 ffl' C9 mf BRUCE BOYER Bruce never makes much noise, He's one of our most likeable boys. Tall, with good looks he can boast, Through life he will easily coast. Intramurals, Yearbook Staff. MARJORIE BRAND Margie has led us in many a cheer, A success .she'll be, that is clear. A friend like her you can not beat, With Tommy no one can compete. Varsity Cheerleader, Student Con- gress Treasurer, Leaders' Corps, Year- book Staff, Homeroom President. .W Mn Lyn I 6fJ..Q,f ' x ,ax-'t' H-fsvf ff fipdmfja ,fr ,4- f bf., N W A Y LJ-f' Acer-'NQ7 !b 41 - P'7X if if JZ id J W Ruregfb ,rl WNW O DORIS CANNING Doris is quiet, but friendly too, She always has a hello for you. Before graduation she will move away But she'Il be remembered for many a day. Traffic Squad, GirI's Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, Dance Committee, Intra- murals. VW fue. Uwvd fun, , -cc s Lffffw O-L?L LW LM! .14 L NELSON CEDERBERG With his smile we know so well Here's the boy we all call Nel . For his driving he is known, ln a car he's proud to own. - Orchestra, Science Club, Intramurals. MILDRED CHIARADIO Little Mil, so cute and pert, I Nice brown eyes, and quite a flirt, Always smiling, lots of fun, She's well liked by everyone. J, V. and Varsity Cheerleader, Usher Staff, Yearbook Staff. WILLIAM CLARK Bill's wavy red hair is his treasure, Teasing teachers is his greatest pleasure, An asset to our class is he, With plenty of personality. Hi-Y, Intramurals, French Club, Latin Club. 0,6107 +9 'fu ROBERT CLAY Bob never makes much noise He is one of our best liked boys, He never has too much to say, A regular fellow in every way. lntramurals. PETER COLLl His personality ranks A-l. Most popular of the cIass he won. He is tops in basketball, In other sports he leads them all. Football, Basketball, Track, Year- book Staff. eeffffjif ZJPCO A A cuter 9 y could n ,bg und, v one' happ he's dund, lirting he u gr un ' But Mary n th y one! Fo .L ' I tr urals, Latin Cl . HELEN DABRUSH Here is a girl with a friendly smile, Her companionship is very worth while, She is pleasant and great to know, Just smile - she will say, Hello . Junior and Senior Plays, Leaders' Corps, Commercial Club. Assembly Eloirrtmittee President, A Cappella oir. JAMES Dl LORENZO A friendly lad is he, ho es to be At Stevens he lp . I Though many think he's a quiet one, When really known, he's lots of fun. Hi-Y, Intramurals, French Club. lO ROSE DiMAGGlO Falr complexion, dark eyes and hair, She never seems to have a care. Many funny iokes she'll crack. In Union City you'Il find her Jack. A Cappella Cholr, Girls' Glee Club, Senior Play, Christmas Pageant, Commercial Club. ARTHUR DORAN Dody is a talkative one. ln every class he's lots of fun. Makes no difference near or far He's always seen in his car. Christmas Pageant, French Club President, Latin Club, Math Club, Intramurals. FRAYDA DORFMAN Friendly, neat and cute, too, You never find her looking blue. In the Junior and Senior Plays was s e, A pharmacist she hopes to be. Leaders' Corps. Junior and Senior gays, Dance Committee, Yearbook a . GRACE DREYER Grace is our cutest little belle, As a nurse she will do well, Always happy and never blue, Full of fun and personality too. Varsity Cheerleader, Variety Show, Yearbook Staff, Usher Staff. JOHN DUNN John never worries, seldom sad. He is one gay and happy lad, I To tease the teachers brings him joy, We think he is one swell boy. Football, lntramurals, Yearbook Staff. RUTH EBHARDT Ruthie 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. PATRICIA FORKEL Cute, smiling, and petite, Pat's a girl who can't be beat Friend of everyone is she And happy she will always be. Commercial Club, Girls' Chorus, Year- book Staff, Reception Committee, Sales Committee. EENA-MAI FRANZ A lovely girl to have around, A better friend cannot be found. A good worker, that is true, She is always there to see what she, can do. Senior Class Vice President, Latin Club President, Art Career Club Treasurer, Trl-Hi-Y President, Band and Orchestra President. FREDERICK FRANZ Blue eyes and blond hair, He is a boy without a care, Very bashful and Oh! so shy! He is really quite a guy. ROBERT FREDERICK Bobby is a little guy, Very quiet and oh,,so shy! A great boy to have around, A truer friend cannot be found. FRANCIS FRISINA Full of fun and happy too, He keeps us all from being blue. A friendly fellow in every way, May his success grow day by day. Junior and Senior Plays, Variety Show, A Capgella Choir. Dance Com- mittee, Year ook Staff. JOAN GARULLI A talkative little blonde is this gal, Always seen with a pal. A fine secretary Joan will be, That we surely do agree. Traffic Squad, Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Junior Red Cross. A JULIETTE oAvosTo .Iuliette's a girl with a cheerful smile, To be her friend ls really worth while. . An outstanding musician of our class, 1 We wish much luck to this sweet lass. Orchestra, Band, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Traffic Squad. JOSEPH GIUNTA With him a crowd of boys you'll always see, For there isn't a nicer guy than he. This boy's nickname has brought him fame But his friends call him Joe by name. Football, Football Club, Basketball Intramurals, Tennis, Boys' Chorus. DOROTHEA GMUER A quiet girl, although not shy, A loyal friend we can't deny, With personality and winning ways in life she'll have many happy days. Commercial Club, Junior Red Cross, Intramurals. ll RICHARD GOLDBERG Dick's the boy who is always late But with us he is sure to rate. l Proiud of his clothes and also his air, He'll,go through life without a care. Junlor Varsity Football, Intramural Basketball. BARBARA GROSS Barbara's clothes are her pride and !0Y. Thgy're sure to attract 'most any To :penn State she'II go next fall, Success is, wished to her by all. Senior Student Congress, Spanish Club President, Leaders' Corps, Usher Staff, Tri-Hl-Y. MICHAEL GROWNEY Mike is a boy who has what- it takes To organize jobs and make no mistakes, Intelligent, handsome and always un Mike has everything rolled into one. Junior Class President, Student Con- gress President, Variety Show, J. V. Sootball, Traffic Squad Vice Presl- en . KAREN GRUNDEEN This sweet girl with brown- hair Will go through life without a care, With Carol and Jackie she can be found, We'Il miss seeing her around. B-Hive, Senior Play, French Club, Yearbook Staff, Commercial Club. HAZEL HAMILTON Hazel is talkative, that's easy to tell, Everyone in her classes knows her well, Easy to like 'cause.she's friendly too, A business career is what she'I pursue. l2 PATRICIA HAUG A ngember of the Traffic Squad is s e. Her pleasant manner anyone can see, To a business career she will go, She will be a success, that we know. Traffic Squad, Junior Play, Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club. ANNE HENNESSEY With blue eyes and light brown hair Anne will go through life without a care, Pert little girl with clothes so neat, To look at her is really a treat. B-Hive. RICHARD HERBERT A very nice fellow, everyone knows, He brings cheer wherever he goes, Always ready to do his part, Always done with a willing heart. Senior Play, Christmas Pageant. GLORIA HINES Herulovely blond hair is the envy of Adiled to that she's attractive and tall. Her friendly smile and winning ways Will bring others happiness in future days. J. V. and Varsity Cheerleader, Vari- ety Show, B-Hive, Yearbook Staff. BARRY HINEY Barry's a student who is hard to beat, He sits at the head in the Presi- dent's seat. Brains, charm and spirit he has them all, From the top of the ladder he will never fall. Senior Class President, Senior Stu- dent Congress, Hi-Y-Club, A Cap- pella Choir, Traffic Squad President. KATHERINE HOLLAND Here's a gal that's never blue And to her Tony's she's ever true. Kay's. a girl with a happy heart And in this life plays a terrific part. Yearbook Staff, Variety Show. MARY HOLLENDER Mary is quiet in school, no doubt, You should see her when school is out. Small and stately she'll always be. Mary will succeed-just wait and see. Traffic Squad, Tri-Hi-Y, Commercial Club, Junior Red Cross. KATHLEEN HOLLMANN Here is a girl with a pretty face, With all her friends she's taken first place. A swell personality, a friend so true, When Kathy's around, you're never blue. Commercial Club. Intramurals, Bul- letin Board Committee. CORA HORENS She laughs a lot but never at The folks with whom she stops to chat. Her words so kind, her smile so true Keep old friends and make new ones oo. Junior Play. Senior Play, Dance Com- mittee, Girls' Glee Club, Yearbook Staff. JAMES HOUGH Jim was the center on our team, To be a star is his dream. A fellow who never blows his horn, A more modest boy was never born. Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball A Cappella Choir, Bo s' Glee Club: Y Christmas Pageant. ELBERT HOYT Elbert is one of our more quiet boys, For he hardly ever makes a noise. Always ready to say, Hello. Far in this world he will go. Traffic Squad, Boys' Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, Variety Show, Year- book Staff. GRACE HUGELMANN A lovely girl to have around, A better friend cannot be found. For Mickey, Grace will always wait Till he comes knocking at her gate. Commercial Club President, Leaders' Corps, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior Play, Senior Executive Committee. ROBERT HUTH Tall, dark and nice looking, Always wondering what's cooking? Always joking and kidding around, No better sport can be found. Football, Building and Grounds Com- mittee. ROBERT IVES Bob is friendly and full of fun, His iokes are enjoyed by everyone. He's noted for his ready wit, - We're sure he'll always be a hit. Homeroom President, Football, Stu- geinit Congress, Dance Committee, - uve. SAMUEL JAMES ln every sport he's a star, In his career Sam will go far. Usually grinning from ear to ear, He can bring you much good cheer. Football Club, Baseball, Basketball, Football. I3 ROBERT JOHNSON Bob's M.G. affords him pleasure, Girls delight him without measure, At mischief-making he's a whiz, A happy life will still be his. DAVID JOHNSTONE Dave is a student through and through, Liked by his fellow classmates too. He's he pful, willing, and sincere. -Of his success we are sure to hear. Traffic Squad, Latin Club, Boys' Chorus, Key Club, Yearbook Staff. RAYMOND KELLY Ray is a wonderful friend With whom time is easy to spend. With Roy he'lI always be found. For a life of success he is bound. Blue rinting Club, Audio-Visual Aids, P Boys' Chorus. THOMAS KELLY ,Nice, neat and good looking too, Tom always has a smile for you, ln every sport he's a star, ln his career he'll go far. Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Junior High Basketbal, Football Club, Student Congress. CLYDE KIMES Never a worry, never a care, Of friends he really has his share. A friendly smile, on this likeable SLUV- . . Ma es us all like him-and we know why. Football, French Club. I4 I l DONALD KIRKPATRICK Dqn is ohne of our happy boys, With a friendly smile he adds to our roys. A real nice guy to have around, For a happy ife he is bound. Senior Student Congress, Homeroom President, Intramurals. ELLEN KLEMAN A lovely girl to have around, A better friend cannot be found. Ellen's a girl with a haDDY heart, In our school life she played a part. Usher Staff, Tri-Hi-Y, B-Hive, French Club, Girls' Chorus. DOROTHY KNOWLES Lots of fun, always gay, We like her, 'cause s e is that way. With Gene she will always be, Why he likes her-it's easy to see. Leaders' Corps, Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, Girls' Chorus, Color Guard. 4' ,fic . ' ' 'W' n ash' ile, l . eww Mi r I a s to hav f n Y ' 'dlliea kn y every- iii Mi WM MARGARET were Her dark eyes and long, wavy hair, Swieelt disposition and complexion air, Her helping hand and ready smile Will be remembered all the while. Color Guard Cagtain, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Glee Club, Us er Staff President, Student Congress. JACQUELINE KUI-IRT Here's a girl that's hard to beat 'Cause when she's with you, it's a treat. She's as haPDY as can be, That's our Jackie, yes siree! J. V. Cheerleader, Junior and Sen- ior Plays. B-Hive, Yearbook Staff. RICHARD KULP A good natured guy is he, An asset to this world he'll be. A good student in every way. May his success grow day by day. Traffic Squad, A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Boys' Chorus, Vari- ety Show. WILLIAM LAGGNER Nice to know and have around. For success he is bound. Sort of quiet and reserved, Happiness he has deserved. 15 .swf- I -C-39' 0 M, V31 VI 99 ROYQV' ANGSIQ ' 75' Roy ' Jriendl l of.fun, No ver I o e we do have to guess F ill.do Test, less. sgbal , Footbal rinting Club. s' orijs, we ,A JOHN LARKIN I This fellow is oh! so handyl Having him around is really dandy. Known for ioking and full of fun, Jack is well liked by everyone. B-Hive, Junior Play, Traffic Squad, Lay-Out Staff. ANNE LEUCK Silence is golden, Anne has heard. An acgion speaks louder than a wor . l So she wastes not her time in idle I1 tte c a r. But accomplishes things that really matter. Yearbook Staff. BRUCE LEWIS A good looking guy is our Bruce. Better known to some as Moose. Though he appears to quite shy, We know one girl who has caught his eye. Basketball Intramurals, Boys' Chorus. GEORGE Ll BONATI Blond, good-looking. a likeable guy, He'll never have trouble getting by. His personality and smi e, we know, Will make him welcomed where'er he may go. Basketball Intramurals, Yearbook- Staff. ' I WILLIAM LIBONATI Blue eyes and blond curly hair Make all the girls want to stare, He never has too much to say, A regular fellow in every way. Audio-Visual Aids, Assembly Com- mittee, Decoration Committee. I5 ff-ff RUBY LIND A pretty girl and full of fun, Working keeps her on the run, Easy to like 'cause she's friendly too. Voted best looking in the senior Who's Who. Leaders' Corps, Girls' Glee Club, A Cappella Choir, French Club, Year- book Staff. EUGENE LIST Driving his car he may be seen, He also was manager of our team. A real nice guy, we all do say, Success will always guide his way. Basketball Manager, Baseball Man- ager, A Cappella Choir, B-Hive, Variety Show. RICHARD LOWENSTEIN Q A finer boy you'll never meet, Always friendly, hard to beat, This likeable guy, we do proclaim, Will someday have both fortune and ame. Yearbook Staff, Senior Play Com- mittee, French Club. f '57 yay, 4j,,,bgf'l.F A L ., Yyxiv' S OQF V, J ln is ' 'gk ma , . , ,. t' 1' ' degfb any, ju es acuvzg . i t ohfiolsb is sur reat o . , www e C at liorhiy ol I . - ' A ,I ,fZf',x,!ff' 'L i'!v'p0 'iff f ' y V fer , r ,A 5.1.4 1, . , ,L ,V , 1 . .gf X U ' il Q. JOAN MAY You'Il find Joanie always talking, Whether she's sitting, standing or walking. Her gigg es and her lovely smile Keep you happy all the while. Senior Play, Yearbook Staff, Girls' Chorus, B-Hive, Dance Committee. l6 . ,Ns WWE-+94 In 11 -- ' - ame 1 ' I 5- , t mural oys' us. , K K v v V ' my EDMUND EL M A quiet and resgv6fllguy, Eddie is bright and a bil' shy. He seems so quiet and demure But underneath? Wa're not too . W' SW Q, FR can a 5 grass if looks an ill ta im Frank ' own as a oo ll star BF Fiji all, a bm Glee b P i- dent J o5Pla , Chr' m - ea f . fgwlfl, .- , 1 I .fnllhl X llnliufll' J i ' JQANZJMERRITT i, W he 'z.:.:,.2':P,a0: iw ,:'2,,':gf:f QQ wt T ' ' ann? . Sh asv li! eewglcoeiied fwherever she ,. A ff- fgwar ati: hdl Asmile and a L 1 fl ,1t'maY 90 nf V ilk, yd oip , L V Che rleader, itil-firaiv, wi srb k'Staf? Girls' it Choruse. ,it I ' , y' K, i!! l H K, . . ,qi ,I w . . 1 X59 . 'MWA yb, 6 F My as I bex, 'A in Y gn-i i - S h i- is u i-I-1:1 , Quin .f N . Va' 1, C ' fu! ' his d ' rin and fun-lov- Q h s anyah p . I d a irl y i I1 l 'U 5 h ' ' S ' ' I I 1 bash af r A 6 0 .T Jax -ef' A cute J S Y Dance Dolores But We , ,bulb . ZA! TY vggoss Be 's the :always get A I ' 'ii ghd hclipirfiiliig Iflpbfbwff the class at can, eat L r ' s P i e a o Glrs St ent Congress Tm'2gE9,flgilnMH 'U Aea i ir, ' I ' x X D MULLEN to see. Audio- Latin .., 4, - WRX.. .mul K j., yy C- if, '- Ceo,-51 g , - . s ,,,.,.,.,, , VaARBAizA Leg NESTORNIQ-is A cute little blonde, with clothes so neat, A.- 4'- , ' As a cheerleader she its hard to beat. An easy talker, never shy, She is the envy of many an eye. M .g , x Y -N., L-', - ' . VarsitynCheerIeader, Tri-Hi-Y, Vari-' ety Show, B-Hive, Yearbook Staff. 1- Y .A., V , , D' ,XX Y ' - , og Q ' 'sq ' v ' W' x ' . -x 4 - - ' X. X. is - X i M- g ,gg 5 x--A -tw. .s X, .s NANCY NOTORANGELO Nancy is known for her giggling ways She will be happy all her days. You can always find her with Joan, The Class Pals are never alone. Commercial Club. JOAN PACCIONE Joan's smile is known by all, Her sweetness we shallhall recall. Always with Nancy, an inseparable pair shew: 'go through life without a care. B-Hive, Commercial Club. RICHARD PARKER In football Dick is a successful star, Liked by all. he's sure to go far. The way he dresses has brought him fame, His friends call him Snarky by name. Football, Baseball, Track, Football Club, Building and Grounds Com- mittee. I7 CAROL QUINLAN She always has a friend in sig Her friendly smile and winning wa Long black hair and eyes so briglg Will bring much happiness mai days. Girls' Chorus, Usher Staff, lntlg murals, Art Career Club, Assem Committee. , I Q L pf, P Ja olR Whlve she , she ha a ,s l ln cheer ul d spirits e set 'JJ style 4 1 Her f ds are , en mies, f Irene life will n ver b Year oomtaff ,. WALT? , f- fl ,rl :Vi fgjwfffj MILS bbtztoilfz Th' - ' . s I f ' 1' ' 1' S ' s orgggo Wes S 5 A' h ey is Mitzie' p ide M Ang Kenny isr er orite boy ,gmero rea ur ? bro e t1 5 io . l ' H WA! , a on mittee, earbpo t , Sale og mittee. my. XTVL' ,C .X l MARTIN ROHAN But to those who know him h quite a guy Marty seems quiet, a little.bit sl ' e We've all wondered what he'll b So let's sit back. and wait and s Senior Play, Hi-Y, Traffic Squ Yearbook Staff, Boys' Chorus. ROBERT ROVER Far can you search before you fir n r A heart like, this, so manly, so ki He'll be remembered forever mo For he has friends and friends galore. Basketball, Baseball, Traffic Squa l8 VW'-M ' pw wwf LTE 'Q Kinda t, lu n of ggi J ll alw s T Club ln- ? I 'A , 7 . 'X . Ks . ,, Au loyal frm - t fl e' deed? : n -1 4 ' ay 1.1! n , ' 'ii' Q .t r' tee, x , .ty-' . s. N 0, WILLIAM SCHNELLBAECHER As a Mighty Mite he is great, Many times he has been our fate. A real nice guy in every way, May his success grow day by day. All State Baseball, Basketball, Foot- ball, Yearbook Staff. I i XI U pl.. 'SCHVRQEEE' 'jk' ,, ld , fi Jihis ight-haired,Mlieieyedfcharm- ' wlasswf! 'jf' ls e arytfs ofiur Senior Clpsg A Wind like in 'you cangwt bear, it no one'can compete. s 'Statf, garb' Staff, Vari- Show,f S ent ' gress. -j , ' YV' VY, il , P, . V ,ff y, MX l HORACE SCHUPPE Here is Horace known as Ace, With his camera he's won his place. In Chemistry class he's very smart But photography is his one real art. B-Hive, Photography, Orchestra, Spanish Club. EDGAR SEITZ Basketball. football and baseball too We think he's great, indeed we do In many ways he is a wit, ln any crowd he'lI make a hit. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Foot- ball Club, Variety Show. , l BARBARA SHAW With her actinfg she has won The applause o each and, every one. She's always seen with iust one boy And Ronnie is her pride and ioy. Junior Play, Senior Pla? Color grand, Commercial Club, earbook a . LEONARD SITER Lenny's cute and yet so shy We all know hes a terrific guy Basketball has brought him fame We hope his life is a winning game: Basketball, Baseball PATRICIA SMITH She is cute and quite a flirt, A little miss, so trim, and pert, No cares has she at any time, They vanish to a far off clime. B-Hive, Chorus, Dance Committee, Junior Play. CAROL STOLDT A busier girl can not be found, For a won erful future she is bound. Ed is the boy that Carol chooses, With her as a friend no one loses. Senior Class Secretary, Senior Stu- dent Congress Secretary, Senior Play, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee Club. ALAN STOLPEN This young lad is quite a boy, He's sure to bring you lots of ioy. Although he appears to be very quiet, I 1 Sometimes he really is a riot. Junior Play, Science Club, Math Club gecaetary, Boys' Chorus, Boys' Glee u . RICHARD TURRONE A ioljy lad, always full of fun, He is nice to each and everyone. Health, happiness and lot of ioy Are part of all we wish this boy. Football, Traffic Squad, Student govress, Junior and Senior Plays, i- . SHIRLEY VEROST A wonderful personality has this gal, Who wouIdn't want her for a pal? In the business world, she'II be a success, For the future we'wish great happiness. Senior Play, Commercial Club, Year- book Staft, Sales Committee, Girls' Chorus. ALICE VOZZA Here's a girl who is never blue, And to her Walt she's ever true. Alice is a girl with a happy heart, In life: she will play a worthwhile par . Homeroom Secretary, Girls Chorus, Assembly Committee, Library Coun- cil, Sales Committee. RAYMOND WARCH Here is Ray, a real swell lad, You'Il never find a day hefs sad. He helped win glory for our team Because, as center, he was on the beam. Football, Basketball. I RENE WEGNER Her friends say she's loads of fun, We alwayms see her on the run. Typing s e can do with ease, As a secretary she will please. Sales Committee Girls' Chorus, Com- mercial Club, Senior Play, Yearbook Staff. I9 RICHARD WEYANT Here's a guy who's tall and fair, You will see him most everywhere. A real nice fellow in every way, May his success grow day by day. Hi-Y, A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee Club, Traffic Squad, Boys' Chorus. EUGENE WOLF Gene is one friend we are glad to know, On the success road he's sure to go. This tall lad is witty and lots of fun, He really is liked by everyone. Football, Baseball, Yearbook Staff, math Club Vice President, Tennis u . JAMES WRIGHT A real nice guy to have around, For success and wealth he is bound He never has too much to say, A regular fellow in every way. Band, Junior and Senior Plays. Hi-Y, A Cappella Choir, Boys' Glee Club, JAN WULLUM A more quiet fellow you'lI never see. And in his car he likes to be. A very likeable chap to know, There are no heights to which he can't go. Baseball, Track. 20 CONSTANCE ZITELLI To know Connie is quite a pleasure, Beautiful clothes are hers to treas- ure She is tops in personality, A great success someday she'lI be. Yearbook Staff, Sales Committee. CONSTANCE THEIS July 27, 1936 -April 8, 1953 In loving memory of Connie. We understand death for the first time when he puts his hand upon one whom we love. Madame De Stael 1 Qi E ' - 4. 1 - . - , . ' I as 1 ' ., ,,...L,,,... ,,... . .. l - I .I z A- ffl 2' A , 1 1 ,,,,,-. If V 6 1 I 'iff 3 1 2. if S , , ..X. . if - 5 1 ,.., . 5 ai 1 . Q W - f fiiif -KAA P 'L H K- we L. 1 K . 1 , I ' ' , ' ,. 1' ., if ' v 'i' . -V ' Z T T5 . 3 .. ,' if 4' Wi - - ,N 'ww gg ,N ' f,'f:2ff-' 3 5' E f E' . ,-QI, f' 323 ' ' ' -- , - fm '?1z,f ' ,f 41. , . if ww - S3 Q 3 -v 'A V V' A ' 3 j .f... - 4 p t. 5 ii 'ffnif ' fikgv v--- 1 m.m,,,, A 2' 'f . . ' ,H K' 2- . . ' A , .A 1 1 ' ' 1 Mgfgg .- . ,I h t V m 'E .R 55 . N , 1. if. . 5... A , ., . . , 2 51,3 f m-. iw J ' . . - . ., .. f W L -- X - - -A W ..mM.Ww-.f-wwf MMM- MW Q , ff. K I fi k' x 4 x f . M- - v ' Lf ,.. w ,Q fx if.- It P: ,: . .,.. Q, M...-A . - K ' fa in L, . ,i ,. ., 'L' mi! 'f s YE 7 i , 3 5 f 55 5 ' -,.f..,.,. I Z . W mu, GENERAL ACTIVITIES Standing: Shirley Verost, Barbara Shaw, Richard Attanasio, Peter Colli, Martin Rohan, William Schnellbaecher, Joseph Giunta. Dale Berger, Jacqueline Kuhrt, Seated: Nancy Bruhns, Mildred Chiaradio, Barbara Burr, Grace Dreyer, Milsa Rodriguez, Karen Grundeen, Irene Wegner. PHOTOGRAPHY James Wright, Jacqueline Kukrt. Grace Dreyer, Marjorie Brand, Nancy Bruhns, Carol Stoldt. YEARBOOK STAFF SENIOR ACTIVITIES Standing: Mildred Chiaradio, Barbara Burr, Barbara Shaw, Grace Huglemann, Francis Frisina, Robert Allgor, Barry Hiney, Karen Grundeen, Jacqueline Kukrt, Milsa Rodri- I guez. Seated: Marjorie Brand, Patricia Forkel, Constance Zitelli, Patricia Bor- chard, Nancy Bressler, Kay Holland, Barbara Nestor. SALES AND TYPI NG Back Row Standing: Frayda Dorfman, Helen Dabrush, Grace Dreyer, Patricia Borchard. Second Row Standing: Constance Zitelli, Grace Hugelmann, Nancy Bressler, Elbert Hoyt, Richard Lowenstein, David Johnstone, Richard Kulp, Nancy Bruhns, Dolores Morrow, Juliette Gavosto, Elizabeth Moss. Seated: Ruby Lind, Judith Morris, Carol Stoldt, Dale Berger, Joan Merritt, Milsa Rodriguez, Barbara Shaw. ART AND- LAYOUT Standing: Peter Colli, Richard Weyant, Carlton Adler, Terrance McClelland, Francis Frisina, Jack Larkin. Seated: Jane Schreiber, Cora Horens, Frayda Dorfman, Eena-Mai Franz. 22 coTu-:ER 5 KN TN fn fx V , w 'mv 5 l P I! 3, L ...- as f :J ,P F-0 Q ' Q .raw KW Q .smug -1 ww N :wif K 1 iii! 5 fx i n ws! ri 3 ,f- ,.,- ,985- ww 1 ' 4 I J gg aff fi! A GRADE COOK Vice President ENXG President JANET WAL Treasurer SEVENTH ROBERT JUDVTH KO LACE JANET HA Secretary GEMAN Y A T L Qi, Q ' . 'F , Q, by 5' QW ui im 5 Q? .. -- A ,Q - , fn:-A H... X HX MM ALL-STATE REGIONAL BAND Gordon Currin, Donald Van Harken, Eena-Mai Franz, George Potter. SEVENTH GRADE HONOR STUDENTS Agayoff, Kathleen Alderton, Richard Alger, Edwin Anderson, Bruce Bruckner, Jeanette Cook, Robert Dagner, Carolyn Eigen, Christel Engelhard, Sue Flach. Karen Forkel, Ronald Hoffrnan, Linda Jones, Bruce Koenig, Frederick Koenig, Judith Kunath, Carlton Leggiere, Phyllis Liebenhart, Flora Lenz, Judith Lowenstein, Helene Marvin, Margaret Mathews, Phyllis Pastine, Elaine Peraino, Charles Pihl, Carol Spence, Arlene Templin, Maryann Thorson, Beverly Ulrich, Lynn Wallace, Janet EIGHTH GRADE HONOR STUDENTS Borlaz, Arlene Braunlich, Gertrude Brown, Brenda Buchanan, Phillip Butler, Adrienne Doucette, Gail Hiney, James Karaffa, Elizabeth Komisar, Joan Moss, Carol ' Newba uer, Mary Anne sheer, Alice Tarpenning, Betty NINTH GRADE HONOR STUDENTS Ban, Phillip Boyd, Judith Dohrmann, Carl D'Ver, Abbott Fowski, Walter Graham, Sandra - Hager, Carolyn Hall, Maureen Koenig, Henry Latko, Brent Lombardi, Judith Moss, Adele Silverman, Robert Stork, Anne Thompson, Norman 34 TENTH GRADE HONOR STUDENTS Alison Appleton Frances Blenke Nancy Blickenderfer Jean Cunningham Jean Gabriel: George Koenig Marilyn La lacona Lesley Lorenzen Patricia Lubbe David Major Frances Menzel Carol Moses Mary Mosher Marilyn Mountioy Carole Sandersen Ruth Weyant ELEVENTH GRADE HONOR STUDENTS Janice Bennewitz Elizabeth Clarkson Michael Curtin Robert Dahlin Rosemary Graeber Priscilla Kehler Terry Kerner Rose Marie Lex Walter Marsh loyce Merwede Donald Pahl Marie Schirripe Dorothy Steinmetz Joan Stephen Michael Teresa William Thoman TWELFTH GRADE HONOR STUDENTS Nancy Bruhns Robert Buchler Helen Dabrush Eena-Mai Franz Joan Garulli Juliette Gavosto Michael Growney Barry Hiney Richard Kulp Eugene List Judith Morris Betty Moss Robert Rover Jane Schreiber ALL-STATE ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS Back Row: Marilyn Johnson, Bruce Chatterton William James. Front Row: Anton Gross, Robert Buchler, Dolores Morrow, Adelaide Benvenuti 35 fi ,sw N, mg Y S45 '-Lf 5' if Qi: P 3 S Q., wg., ,M Q ls , .E ga E i 'qrfhlf . 5 R. N 'DI 'L Ik ' ' Q .432-Q. ' Y if' QF Y 2 gl, 559 El HQ? if ?' S 5, ilfi QQ, 595. in 5585 jill if si? L- LM? VI? ,ages .. if N ,,. Q 1 , x Qt QV' LQ N Q C3 SENIOR STUDENT CONGRESS The main purpose of the Senior Student Congress is to take an active part in the extra-curricular government of the school. The accomplishments of the club include the Treasure Chest Drive, the Variety Show, three dances, the publicity for the Christmas pageant and attendance at the State Conven- tion at Rutgers. John Hiney is presidentg Carol Stolt, secretaryg Margie Brand, treasurer. Mr. Everett Hunter is the sponsor. 38 J UN IOR STUDENT CONGRESS The Junior Student Congress has as its main purpose the creation of a high standard for the school and being active in its extra curricular activities. Among its accomplishments are the Treasure Chest Drive, the Variety Show and the selling of the Calendar of Events and school letters. The officers are: president, Robert Silverman: vice president, James Hineyg secretary, Felicia Notorangelog treasurer, Stephen Latko. The sponsor is Mrs. Jeannette Lindgren. 39 B-HIVE Now l2 years old, B-Hive continues to be published for the information, enjoyment, and self-expression of the student body. B-Hive, the newspaper of B.H.S., aims to present to all students of Bergenfield High School a clear, con- cise account of the news of the school. The life of any school extends beyond the classrooms, and it is the desire of B-Hive to increase the appreciation of all activities carried on in the school. News alone, however is not the only feature of B-Hiveg editorials serve to present pertinent ideas and thoughts to the students, while feature stories and columns serve to entertain the students and inform them of the in- formal Iife of the school. The staff is composed of: Editor, Nancy Bresslerg Sports Editor, Eugene Listg Feature Editor, Lorraine Kilkenny, Senior Reporters, Karen Grundeen, Jackie Kuhrt, Betty Moss. COMMERCIAL CLUB The purpose ofthe club is to further the secretary's knowledge of outside activities through plays, field trips, etc., and to become acquainted with the new systems and methods of busi- ness. During the year, the Commercial Club saw the ice show, visited the U.N. and took in a,couple of New York shows. The officers are: Grace Hugelmann, president, Lorraine Kilkenny, vice president, Rosemary Lex, secretary, Pat Griffith, treasurer. This year the club was sponsored by Miss Madeline Terra. 40 wi'-K A mb 2? w gil, xg X' Nw Q 5 LOST AND FOUND COMMITTEE Members of this club collect and return articles. The articles which are found are brought to the library where they can be claimed. Unclaimed arti- cles are auctioned off and the proceeds go to the Treasure Chest. Each home- room elects a person to be a member of the committee. The officers are: president, Janet Hageman, vice president, Janet Ci- chewiczg secretary, Christel Eigeng treasurer, Virginia Conroyg auctioneer, Alex Sardanis. The sponsor is Miss Arlene Adam. TRAFFIC SQUAD The main purposes of the Traffic Squad are: to promote safety, to maintain order and to see that traffic moves in a dignified manner 'while classes are passing. The squad is composed of seniors and juniors. Members are required to have passing grades and a good record in school citizenship, subject to faculty approval. The officers are: president, Barry Hineyg vice president, Mike Growneyg secretary, Dick Turrone. Mr. Robert Bickel isgthe sponsor. USHER STAFF The Usher Staff is composed of twenty iunior and senior girls selected by the faculty and members. Their purpose is to welcome our friends and relatives at important social functions. In doing this the group has become a necessary part of our school activities. The officers are: president, Mar- garet Krieteg secretary, Nancy Bress- lerg faculty sponsor, Mrs. Elizabeth Pierce. 42 was 3 'si f I 5 V ,, X 1 S- 2 ' 5 15 Q ,K A 23 i V51 .N ' .: 5 'igii-. Iiir .1 Q? f 'sk Q' Af as jf s: if ,I Q U 9 si 3, SHE 'N wg, - . I ' 'JT' -3-9. Q' . lx' R: ,Eg s K 'QM ' N V , A 445, YQ 1' KN ' X: I . - N V - , K V .ix V , W a- 5, 'S' L W? .93 hi ff ' ,Q ,Q K - x- : - 4. , kg L L , gg, ' J ,A-. af, 1 - b- --we Rf :Wh Lg? zur ' K T: 19'QSi In - x K -2-I Q: , ' ' , iw x. 1 ' S 4-. if-f .A ' 2 4, , 1 S 4. . , 'a 'S A ' J IR fi' . R, H H A- f . f - -Qi 1 A -.1.- Q ' - X 1 V Wiiiw? .. : -Q L. , , ms -, ,lg - ev A1 - Q asv 51 Q, if fi f' -L .. ' ' Q- hw L, 1 5 A ,, S. TN AM li ,J fx , X - .if 4. . 9 'f ,- 1 f 1 ' - i . , - ' ' ' v M , I f 1 A , ..: ' If A ' ' . ' Q Q E - W :Q ,sw -Q A.V.A. CLUB The purpose of the A.V.A. Club is to serve the school by scheduling and operating all types of audio and visual equipment. We train interested students so they may become good members of our service club. All minor difficulties are repaired by our mem- bers. Records of all aids, members' operating time, shipments, insurance and orders are kept in the A.V.A. files. We have fifty-two members in the club, which is divided into junior and senior groups. All students are eligible for membership in this club. They must fulfill certain duties to keep in good standing. The officers of the club are: presi- dent, Charles Boehmg vice president, Arnold Fishery secretary, David Sher- man. The sponsor is Mrs. Wilma Shan- ahan. THE JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross is one of the service organizations in our school. The purpose of the club is to help the unfortunate children and the blind, and to entertain the aged. Some of the accomplishments of the club are: taking charge of the ice cream roomg enrollment of classes: making lap rugs for the aged, carol singing in various hospitals during Christmasg the adoption of a Greek orphan and his sisterg and making various types of favors for nursery schools. The officers are: president, Carol Kehoeg vice president, Judy Boydg treasurer, Carol Johnsonp secretary, Barbara Greiner. The sponsor is Miss Roberta Morris. X X1 Jw L ffv I fb.. 4.,f I E ! 1' -fx ,f fi? if NJ! 5 5 ff! ff 9-,X KN x 5 5 2 I 5 2 E E ,iw . f ff! I 635 kj! 5 J? W 'LQ fe' '. Jfvnv.. .ini Mf.gt' x QM ,Qi 4 NK W, W .,. ,H h AP' ' ... 6 ,M , , K Q W -I A- 1 I x 1 f 4 Q .si W vihf'-In N 1 . w i , 4: J., ,, , 3 . f . 535 ' 4- . ., fm Tk, ge-A N N M' 1 N f ...,i5-sggnwxgy-L 'Y 1- J - ' .V U -w . p I 1 P A Mmwwwxhmv NM ann, my ,M M, W X NSN wt W4 f Y , ww I , ' u P ' ' , ' W rf- 1 -- .vs -A L , . k h' x Q' 2 aw MY ,Q ,Lf ,E Q' fa Q .1 'QQ ' 'JI .ln f w 11. . lily.-'xg 2 , , ... i :Mn a M. 'V' C V ' vii I -.1 , ,-.V E1 D - x NI.-N x 1 pp K1 if ' ? i L 3' 595 E '-'Ulll 'Q .wg x Q' 3 N. 1 ' X V 43' :RP 'S 1 ix I7 4 x 'W' 9' Y ' K x.. 'P gi IWW . F S: 1 J' Q-X' 9 i un. I g X .. H y' 53 Q P I 1 'L' Ti ' ' VL y 54 ' , Q v 4 V. , X xr fa m ' X , A ' K , Q ' ,,- ,.f.' V K an ' .. ' f ig, '.-f, atm , I n - x 'V' - f X 1,51 ' A 1 ' ' af ,A sal ff -F F ? i fi f N! 5 -ff A-if Q ,JL mf 9 4' fy, ix Q . sb Q- is ' Y 'runes' it N m -' -' fn' 'I 1' 5' 1 ' lsveshrm. 'sf Q: fs r ' Y' SENIOR PLAY Archie Andrews by Carl Jampel was presented to an enthuslashc BUCIIEYICS on November I9 20 and 2I by the class of I954 The play IS one of the more memorable mis-adventures of the same teen-ager who pranced in and out of trouble with his friends and family on the N. B. C. Network for years. THE CAST Archie Andrews . . ...... RICHARD TURRONE Martha . . . .... . . .DALE BERGER HELEN DABRUSH Mom ' CAROL sToLDT Dad . . . . RICHARD HERBERT Bam, I I I I IFRAYDA DORFMAN I JACQUELINE IcuI-IRT Mrs. Jenkms . . . . CORA HORENS J-,Ighead . . . RICHARD MILLER Genevieve . . IRENE WEGNER any . . . . I6ixIIIrgIIEi.IIIIII1I4RIGI-IT Ve'0 'Ca ' ' lBARBARA SHAW Pinky .... . DAvE IoI-INSTONE Mayor Higgins . , . . FRANCIS FRISINA Agama I I I I ISI-IIRLEY VEROST ROSE DI MAGGIO Uncle Oscar . ........... MARTIN ROHAN Director: LOUISE FROWNFELTER 2 .II .KI. , ..e,... -,-.-,...-.... R iff fm 4 .5 - i Y W s X ' s 1 Y i Q . i K kg , Q EXW i wi S 4 MM 1. 15 xx R a v Q Y Y Q 1 sr 15 2, wif 1 L sl' H' 5 x- gf X Q 'fs ' Q1 ggi L . wa, f - 2 - 551-b - ffi 1 ugh 5, fig 'X , 3: vii . if . +, -:pg 7 if . R 3 ?-iw X. Y . i 53 .gif 4' ' -'ik - 5 f'7 M . I , V v Y, 4 'rg .J , H A K 'I 'fi . Q I E '4 . X l 1 L -.Y 'I V f fn- JK , Q K A -'z ,I , ,' J --ff-251' A H . , ,Nw 4 I. , r .5 i ,Q K 'f 6 : 5 i g Y bi ' . -.E J 1 QQ Ex , x , we -r E e 1 xl , si - 2 A X f 0 L 3 gs-5 It ' , ,z. 45.312 1 I--fi f f V' v 1 :guy ff v SJ . f . . V: L E wr: .t fl K N :Z A S K S . , A I v . ' Y '+R , - , aj 'k A ,. Q T sq-.wi- 5 I t 2 ,vit ,Wu N,...,,, 5 X Nab, . A ,,,: Q :E - F 4 K E ' Wm, , A gif f i L H3 lg. 1 --5 L X , ,- 4 E A ' M Y I . .w-QM WM Q ., Y .Q Y. . ' '.- . 11 - .. Wm ' '- ' WNY ,,.. ,1x' 1 ' fir , A ,-f N . N , L, ' wwxw x' , N'.' ' ' ' axfiif. 1-., , X .145 Nw.: fx vx . .As in Q, A , ,.. ' :N 1 if ,Jw .Aa 3 hwy!! . .X ww 0. Xfzrb CLUB ,QR R143 Ni-ff'-' C '14, Hl-Y The Hi-Y is a service organization functioning throughout the country. Our purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christ- ian character. Our service projects include sending delegates to all important conferences throughout the county and state. ln conjunction with the Tri-Hi-Y we sponsor the sports programs for foot- ball games. The proceeds from this program go to the World Service Fund and the war orphans. Our pro- jects for the school include landscap- ing the school grounds and providing speakers for our assembly program. The officers are: Carlton Adler, presidentg Richard Weyant, vice pres- ident, Robert Buchler, secretaryg Barry Hiney, treasurerg Robert Lane, histor- ian, David Major, chaplain. The club is under the joint sponsorship of Mr. Harry E, Adams and Mr. Richard'Kun- emund. TRI-Hl-Y The Tri-Hi-Y is a girls' organiza- tion affiliated with the Y. M. C. A. The activities throughout the year include the induction of new members in conjunction with the Hi-Y, mother- daughter tea, faculty tea, printing and selling sports programs, sending a Thanksgiving basket and a Christmas basket to a needy family in town, world service projects, and programs ofa social nature. The officers are: president, Eena- Mai Franz, vice president, Betty Mossg treasurer, Nancy Bruhnsg secretary, Rosemary Graeberg chaplain, Margaret Krieteg historian, Lenore Kinnaman. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Helen Pemble-ton and Miss Norma Marston. BIOLOGY CLUB On January 6th, l954, the mem- bers of the Bergenfield High School Biology Club spent a wonderful day visiting the Lederle Laboratories at Pearl River, N. Y. Other trips of the members were to the Hackensack Water Works, Bergen Pines County Hospital, international Flower Show at New York City, some local florists and growers, and the movie, The Living Desert. 54 , .5 , . x 1 L , p ' 1 V . N ' Y 1 .,- J .-U. 1. , .. X qs.: 341. ,lei ' I 'qrfft 5 ..,1S , ,,f..'t 4.1 f . .- ,I v , 11,5 ' me 'n', ' . S, ::PrJm M -M G Q , -I5 X2 , V y N' ,x is . P-X Q im ff' 5' ' , 1 gz 'g 5 6 - 5 Fife S 8 L 1 ' 9 I u' K' V5 ' Q f ' ' ' '5 7 W f . F, Q , ,',.tg .55 , V J- - iw 45 Qs A 5 Q L I ' v-'Qs EQ , l 1 .f , f X - R H-fn f:::s.:::.:. Q' - X -ff 'S' - :uf w f ff at I I w .1 M? x X 2 K i ' V I .ns , ', I 4 by xr ' ,Ig fi t' 'R 1-4Q,'i ' V .: wg K -mf -f 41+-N 0 -If: . ' f - l 1 ' STAGE CREW This year's stage crew consists of only one member who is assisted by the craft class. The work that they are requested to do consists of erect- ing scenes, lighting for assemblies, preparing scenes and props for plays, and setting up the stage. They have created many imaginative ideas for de- sired effects. The stage manager is Edward John- son and Mr. George Graf is the sponsor. THE JUNIOR FROLICKERS The Junior Frolickers are members of the seventh and eight grades. The main purposes of the organiza- tions are to teach the students to dance and to have fun while they are learn- ing. The students try to learn the basic dance steps. They do various square dances, the Virginia Reel, fox trot, polka, waltz, and any fancy steps they wish to learn. The Junior Frolickers haven't any officers but there are representatives in each of the homerooms. Almost all the members of these grades are mem- bers. Mrs. Marie Zofrea is in charge of the seventh grade, and Miss Patricia Sherlock is the sponsor of the eighth grade. 56 Q I ,ha I 'Q . ' if, ,if .X , IFJ A xwfli, f sg! L 1 v , ' Q9 ' Q K gp Q 2 t I x FR x nm? xr W KIA 1 , X , I Am Ev M 1' , VA :vim- , ::, u-' s 5 - V 3 i i , , L A ,.. EY? Yagkizfgi ' iff n 1 V 1 Vern, -1 Q., A gba! I i f ,ig 'T'7f , - via 1 WA. I S X .355 Ak ,Q , MS .,' 5 :WM . A gf I k!L X . X -.2 W4 L Pl i5 V? I-wr 1 if :lat :iffy 1faJf5l'Hf lg , W Z! Mvivgy M y, Qi, Ni ., lla I'-. if V 3 :L 'mf ' .QI ' J L L X' Qi X +5 4, . 5 X if ' H Q, 4 '5 ' Af f , - ., 9' w ' v ,..,: ' X, , ,, . , ev W' 1 nf 4 1 2 QQ -Q: X2 ' ,, Q 1 A Q ' ' K HES: kT ' A . x . . ivy fx ' M f if Q q V 1 2,1 ,, . 3555 - 5. ' e Q X ' . gi fb f L - ' K . .., - ,, X,,,.., 'g ' ,, ' F. A -?:?56f'f k if ix H W ,V , -b x L . M ' ' M .df---'f 'rv ' 'fly I Xrgy-r , , . K! ' 5 ' N . 5 Q H . , wr 'QM W W 4 3,-L-ww a J Wmr - x fn ,F W -R. M 5: ,, H lg ?l S '- a ,ff S we in S wwf: 44 ji Qi, U TX if 5 X M. 6 A 4 f X ,, A 21 X 3 I - Y i f , I x F U , 5 ,. W x - 1 Y , I g , , 1 , I 4 2 . Fl g 2 3 - 1 . as Q Jia. I V Fgfcxt. 3 5 ' Ama! NGN is E wig, i xg! f Egg? ? 3 X l ' av X K Ya 2 e l . P X L , mi' will 31385 5 4 E Eg Fx ,,:h A f . H av f 1 1 5 4' K' Fw-yfw 58' - ,e f 2'72:-fl ,fQv?fili:o.-f' S53 WJ 4 k K vi S . .Mm ,X Wiwf i wk fgfvmjfifg Q 5, if 4 if 33 1 1 CLASS MEMORIES With starched collars and bows, a proud young group entered the halls of B.H.S., unaware of the happenings in the corridors. Despite the wrong directions from the upper classmen we managed to find the right stairways to the right classes, thus beginning our Freshman year. Many sunny days were spent at school, while we thought of our class trip to Rye Beach, which, by the way, was on a rainy, dismal day. But in spite of the weatherman everyone ate, laughed, and had a good time. Sunday best took the place of skirts, blouses and dun- garees on a warm spring evening, when the Freshmen attended their first dance. Much to our surprise graduation was upon us-pins were turned and voices rang out with, Swing Low, Sweet Chariot. We all felt mighty proud to be going into our Sophomore year. Our first dreaded experience as Sophomores was entering the Biology class and looking eye to eye at a frog, with scissors CLASS We, the Graduating Class of l954, being of sound mind and body, do hereby set our hand and seal to this last will and testament dated June, 1954, and do hereby bequeath the following: Mitzie Rodriquez, Jackie Kuhrt, Ray Warch, and Bobby Frederick empty their parking spaces for Jerry Bumbaco, George Scott, Wayne Gelder, and Tommy Frasco. Cora Horens appoints Joyce Saba to carry on her comments. Barbara Burr, Mildred Chiaradio, Lee Nestor, Pat Bor- chard, Kay Holland, Gloria Hines, Grace Dreyer, Margie Brand, and Jane Schreiber leave their capers and missions to anyone who can carry them out. To George Lyddon we leave the basketball hoop with the hope that he will fill it many times. Lennie Siter, blushing for the last time, turns his shyest title over to Mike Teresa. Nancy Bressler sweeps out room 206 and leaves it to next year's B-Hive editor. The departing cheerleaders leave their mascot, Mike, to next year's squad. Eena-Mai Franz and Barry Hiney leave their class leader- ship to Barbara Myers and John Hiney. Joan Ahern passes her dancing shoes on to Barbara Lewis. Dick Parker leaves his Skinhead to Bob Moyse. Barbara Gross, Barbara Nestor, and Margaret Kriete leave their well-dressed appearance to Nancy Anderson, Marcia Gottfried, and Jeannie Kenny. in our hands. With the year almost over we held a dance which was the final social high light. Saturday - cheering for the Mighty Mites was one of our favorite pastimes in our Junior year. Long rehearsals and sore throats brought forth a great play, Best Foot Forward. The show case by the music room was the hangout of large groups deciding upon which ring they wanted to bring them into their Senior year. The long awaited moment finally arrived when we could set an example as Seniors for the lower classmen. Many weeks were spent typing term papers along with rehearsals for our second successful play, Archie Andrews , working like mad on our year book, selling Christmas cards, getting ready for the Christmas dance, and hoping for a beautiful evening for our last social event, our Junior-Senior Prom. Though we may not be all together, our thoughts will always stray back to the fun filled days we spent at our Alma Mater. WILL Billy Schnellbaecher leaves his athletic fame to anyone with enough talent to carry it on. Dotty Knowles and Gene Wolf leave their romance to Valerie Vautin and Eddie Majestic. Clyde Kimes passes his smile to Larry Jaeger. Dolores Morrow leaves her voice to Carol Moses. Peter Colli leaves his antics to Tommy Weisse. Ruby Lind leaves her dimples to Joan McGary. Joan May, Nancy Carpenter, Pat Forkel, Connie Zitelli, and Shirley Verost leave their mischief to Dotty Hamilton, Edwina MacDonald, Emily Carlson, Gay Melvin, and Barbara Gustafsen. Tommy Kelly passes his 'best looking title on to George Scott.. Gloria Hines leaves Jofran Woods her long hair. Barbara Shaw and Dick Turrone leave the stage to Lor- raine Kilkenny and Lester Glaisek. Nancy Notorangelo and Joan Paccione leave their lasting friendship to Mary Anne Kovzan and Rosemary Lex. Seventh period history class leaves Mr. Hunter's room- freezing! Mrs. Hansen, Miss Rule, Miss McCann and Mr. Kennedy leave their headaches as class sponsors to Miss Bartley, Miss Feist, Mr. Hunter, Mr. Curry, and Mr. Beard. Finally, the seniors leave their memories in the halls with the hope that they will never be forgotten. 64 ' fb W g'QQw,f Q Q Mf as -f i +!edQ+5Q 'ig Q 2 2 Q 5 Q A . W- if wff FOOTBALL E? f A I L, .L A . aff if , K 4 ' Q 1 if f Q' X1 V lb -N6 I A I i Q p . Y . V f F L -.,x,,.,m , -1 'U' AFA 3 3 2 WBFJEFSEQE A 3 E36 5 g ? gv?J 5fgv5yQvQ 5 3 v , fBQWl pa BASKETBALL The 1953-54 basketball team had a below average season with nine wins and ten losses. The seniorsleaving are Rob- ert Rover, Peter Colli, James Hough, Sam James, William Schnellbaecher, and Edgar Seitz. VARSITY SCORES B.H.S. Opp. 44 Englewood ........ -- ..... 48 58 Tenafly ........... ..... 5 2 66 Hawthorne .................. 52 35 North Arlington ........-. 50 56 Hasbrouck Heights ...... 65 55 Closter --- .......... - ........ 48 67 Dumont ............ .. ........ 59 44 Fort Lee ...... ..... - 60 49 Westwood ....... ..... 4 7 61 Wood-Ridge .....,.......... 51 49 Park Ridge ...........,.... ,. 66 59 North Arlington .......... 70 44 Hasbrouck Heights ...... 47 47 Closter ........................ 56 47 Dumont .. .................... 82 59 Fort Lee ...... ........... 5 6 46 Westwood ...,.............. 51 70 Wood-Ridge .,,., - ..,.,, 59 74 Park Ridge ....... .,... 9 O Record 9 Wins 10 Losses TOURNAMENT Bergenfield 44--East Rutherford 66 JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES B.H.S. Opp. 48 Englewood ............,.... L Hawthorne ..... ,.--,..--,,, North Arlington - ........ Hasbrouck Heights .... - Closter --.-- ..... -- .... Dumont ,.... , .... ,.. ,,,. ,N Fort Lee ' ....... ----....---- Park Ridge .... -2- ,.... --- North Arlington ........ .. Hasbrouck 'Heights ...... 47 44 49 45 62 61 Westwood .......... ..... 6 4 52 44 50 48 Closter ..........,.. - ,.,.. an 46 Dumont - .......... ----,-- 53 52 28 52 52 62 55 42 50 53 65 Wood-Ridge ................ 53 ' A 54 44 53 44 50 Fort Lee ............. --,.-,. 42 52 58 Westwood ,,.------,..., 47 Wood-Ridge ---.--.-..- 29 Park Ridge ,.,,... .,.. M ,, 51 Record 10 Wins 8 Losses 68 B AS E BA L L VARSITY SCORES Bergenfield High School's i953 baseball team won thirteen il3l games while losing only three l3l. They won twelve ii2l and lost two i2l in the B. C. S. L. to capture the league title, besides being co-champs of the state with Newton High School of Group ll Section l. April April April April April April May May May May May Mya May May May May Wood-Ridge .................... --- ODP 5 Fort Lee ---.. ....... .. ,,.,.....,,,,., - ll 5 Dumont .................., ..,... Closter .,...... ----.. Westwood .....,.... - ........., .-- Hasbrouck Heights Park Ridge ............. ---N Woodl Ridge ........ Fort Lee ......,..,,. Dumont .-,- ........ Closter ........ -, ...,,... -- Dwight Morrow, ....... ,-- Westwood -.- ..... .. ....... ...,, , Hasbrouck Heights Dwight Morrow ....... - ,.......,.. Park Ridge ..... ,. ...,.,,,. ,,, Z 5 3 3 O l O 4 5 2 3 5 5 W X lx sp y Q, N A 53 + 'S wf T, Q J, +3 575 2 D 5 ws JUNIOR l-ll6l-l CHEERLEADERS Two days a week the junior high squad cheers at both home and away basketball games. Tryouts are held in the fall of each year. This year's squad in- cludes both eighth and ninth graders. They are: Leila Meerman, Gloria Gallo, Claire Ohmberger, Alice Sedgwick, Judy Gunther, Martha Sears, Helen Tsentas, Patricia Vehrkins, and Judith Lombardi. The sponsor is Miss Janet Feist. INTRAMURALS 0.6! su. y, wr fide? J I 1 Q 1 , 1 w w 1 1 Q' gl SDA MECRMHZQ T I CLASS Name Carlton Adler ....... Joan Ahern ..,,... Robert Allgor ................... Richard Attanasio ............ , Adelaide Benvenuti ........., Dale Berger .....,..........,.... . Dolores Blaich ........, ...... LOG Pet Peeve .-.-..A certain brunette.---.-.-..------. -..--.People disliking Johnny Ray .... 7 ............................. Patricia Borchard ,..,....,.,... People who expect me Bruce Boyer ,.................. -. Being quiet .......................,.. Being called Charlie ......,,.. Shoes ..,,,....... ,..........,...,,..... My kid brother .....,....,....,. . Having my picture taken Crazy About Chicken. .........,.., Cool music .......... Midgets. ......,.....,. ,. Beautiful girls ,....... Blue eyes. ........... Goobers. ,......,.,. Julius La Rosa to be on time .................. Hugh ..........,. Marjorie Brand. ....... - .... .People with no sense of humor ........................., Nancy Bressler ........ ...... P eople who lie ................. Nancy Bruhns ...... Robert Buchler ........ ..... . .-..-.Cheerleaders who won't Girls ..,.,,..,........................... Dixie ....................... Having a good time.-. .The seashore. .......... practice ......,..................... Sports. .................. . Barbara Burr .,,,.....,,.,...,,,. Cranky people.-. .... . . Valerie Callahan.--- ...... --.U. S. Army ........ -. . Nancy Carpenter ...,.......... Boys who lie ........ - Nelson Cederberg.- Mildred Chiaradioiiiii .Old cars. ............. ..... . William Clark ..... .... ...... Y a nkee fans. ............. . Memorizing. ........................ The Draft ...... - ...... ...... .Vacatl0n. ........, - ..... Known For Hi-Y .................. Dancing ........ Flirting ........ His beard ........ Her violin .......... Will Most Likely Be A senator A giant A bachelor Charlie Chaplin Barefooted Hertdisposition. ..... ........ A basketball star Sewing ......,....... Personality .... -- .--.-..Elbows.-........ Popularity ......., .. ,..,... B- Hive ....... .. .-.---Her smile...-.--. Brains .......,. - .-.--...A dressmaker .--.---.Confused -.---...F.B. I. Agent .-.----.Eating at Tommy's .ln headlines A secretary l .. ..... .A scientist Driving ....,...... ............. E ating A certain person. ....... ...... . .George W.-- ,................,.. - -Quietness ........ Ricky ..............................., Talking. ....... Cheeseburgers .................... Fun with Barbara and .His car? .............. him.--Flirting ............. --- .S ....... .Mrs, Wahl -.-.--,,-.,-,.With Ricky - ...... A farmer --.----.Mrs. A Betting. ........................... A Yankee Hamburgers ...,.........,.,.,.... Mechanical ability .......... Mr. Touchdown ............... -.A mechanic .ln Chicago Talking about girls. .......... ln love Junior and Senior plays ..... Mrs. Sparrow Sports information ....... --- Robert Clay .......... ..... . Homework ................... ...... ' 'My car ........................... Peter Colli .........,.. ...... B . H. S. school spirit ,... ......... . Wise guys ....... ...... Joseph Costello ....... ...... E nglish lV .... - .... 4- ...... ...... O pposite sex ....... ...,.. . Helen Dabrush ................. The Dodgers ......... ...... T he Giants. ............... ..... . James DiLorenzo,-.. ......... .Woolen clothes. ..... ......... T he Yankees ..................... - Rose DiMaggio .... ., ..,,...,.. .Moody teachers ...... ........... . Jackie and driving ............. Arthur Doran ................... Frayda Dorfman ...... .. ....... Poor dates. ................ . Homework.- ........ - ...... . l94l Ford. ..... .. ........ Pharmacy ......... .... . - Cute things ...... Grace Dreyer ........... .. ....., .Selfishness. .......................... . John Dunn ........ Ruth Ebhardt ................... Patricia Forkel ......... ..-----. Eena-Mai Franz ....... ...... Fred Franz ....................... -- ..,. ,inexperienced drivers ............ A certain teacher. ............ Richie .................... Boys who won't shave. ........... Other bassoon players ............ School ........ - ........................ Robert Frederick ............,. Tall people. .................. ...... Francis Frisina.-- .......... --.-. Joan Garulli ......... .. .......... Conceited people ........... -- Juliette Gavosto ...... ------ Joseph Giunta ...... Dorothea Gmuer ...... ..... . Loud mouth llers. ................. . Richard GoIdberg--,. ......... Getting up for school in Barbara Gross. ................. . Michael Growney ............. . Karen Grundeen ...... ...... Hazel Hamilton ....... ..... . Patricia Hau Q .......... ...... Anne Hennessey .............. Richard Herbert ...... ...... Gloria Hines. ,....... Barry Hlney-. ................... Katherine Holland. .......... . Mary Hollender .........,...... Kathleen Hollmann .......... the morning .......... 2 .... . ..., .. Mood bo s W. L. ............... ...-.- Cora Horens. ..,................ .Teachers who think they James Hough. ..... . Elbert Hoyt ..,.......... ..,... know it all ................... Jay walkers. ...... .. .................. People who kipaw at all ..... ffl Madden ..................... ........... Jammed lockers.--. ............. Girls who smoke ........ ----. Pessimistic people ........ ...... Pegged pants. ........... ......... v Y ------- ---- 'e--'------- Catty girls ........ .. .... English .......... .... - Loud people. ........................ . Noisy people ......................... People that know it all .......... . Staying after school. .............. ' Chemistry teachers. ...... ..... . Conceited people ....... ..... Grace Hugelmann ...... ...... . Conceited people ....... ...... Robert Huth. ........... .... - Robert Ives ........... Samuel James. .... -. Robert Johnson, ...... David Johnstone. ..... ..... . Pushing stuck cars. ....... Fellows from Room 3 .......... -----.Exams.--.-.-.--.------.-......- s.--- Exams. ....... ...... Rowing. ...... ...... Money ............. Brown eyes. .................... . Dody. .................... ....... Laughing Carrots. ...... -.. ..... - ..... ,...... . Being cute ....... Red hair .... -.. Giggling ....... Petiteness ........ Activities. ........ Waltzing ...... - ................... . Driving ................. .. ...,...... Quietness .... ..... Sharp clothes ....... .. ............ .lmpa ............ Optimlsts. ........... --- Red convertibles ........ h Driving. ............ .. ............... Pizza, women, wine ...... - .... A certain sailor-.. ....... ...... . Beautiful women ....... Cake and pizza ....... Swimming ........... Horses. ............... Boys with cars ...... ..... Eating. .................... Eating ........ Shoes. ........... Her cello. ..... - Easy going. ...... Being shy ......... Eyes ............ New fads. ........ Friendliness ..... Being gullible ........ ....... Her ways. ........... Her lau h Cadillac convertibles .. ,........ Hamburgers ....................... Meatball. sandwiches and him ........... .............. Mouse ..... ............. Tony ............................. . A S4 convertible ............ Everything l'm not 'Joey ..................... g . ....... Her perfume ....... Horn-rims. ...... Hair ................ Leadership. ...... Thumbelina .... Nash Rambler ........ ....... Dimples in chin ................ Crazy actions. ...... - ....... .- allowed to do .......... 4 ,... . A certain girl ............ Food. .................. Mickey ...... Pool ........... --.Cars. ..... .. Sports ..-.... . Fast Cars. .... .- Boats ........ . 7-6 Height ................ His name ......... Blushing ....... Wit ............. Nicknames. ..... Being cute. ...... Sideburns. ............. ....... . History reports. ...... ....... .A fan A truck driver In Chemistry class ..-...--Wearing a fur coat ..-.--.A slow driver Driving his car Happy A bunny A bassoon player Walking ln overalls -.. .... ,Clicking along -.-----.With Mary A musician Successful A Wave Bald Fashionable Travel ling A jockey With Donna Hungry --.---.Mysterious An actor A model A politician Mrs. Marcello With Joan Engaged .A comedian -.-.---.A thinker Trying to be a singer Married At Luhmann's A cabby All American Driving his M. G. -Up the creek CLASS Raymond Kelly ................ Thomas Kelly .........,,...... - Clyde Kirnes .................... Donald Kirkpatrick. ...,..,a, Ellen Kleman ................... Dorothy Knowles. ............ Micke Koro hlian LOG. Pet Peeve .The Yankees ..,...,. '36 Plymouth ,,,-,a.. English ,,.. ............. .Homework ............... Getting up early ,,,-,,. .Cranky teachers ....,.. .Book reports. v,,,-,,A Dieting ..-.-.--.-........-. v .Q A--- ------ Margaret Kriete ..... Jacqueline Kuhrt ........,.... .Conceited people ,,,A,.., Crazy About No Comment ..... Football .,......,..... Basketball ,.a.,., Sports. ,.,,,...,, Jim ,.,.,.,..,. Gene ....,,,,. Cars ............ West Point ..,,, Ford Victoria ,.,,. Music. ......... - Bowling. ....,..... L ........ Travelling ....,.. Travelling ...,,... Babies .,,......, Barbara ..,...., Claire ..,,,,.. Girls. ,,,......... Dave ........... Richard Kulp ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,. .Lima lJEBI lS. .......... .-.,. . Y William Laggner ............ --EXSFTTS ---..-----,-------- - Rgbert Lane v,,,,,,,,, .,.,..., G ll'lS Wl'1O SI'Y10lQE .......... ....... Roy Langslef ,,,,,, ,,,,,,., C ars that don't run .............. .Skiing ............. Jack Larkin ........ ........ C razy people --------.Ae.,---,-,,---- Anne Leuck ,,,,,,, .,,.,,,, S nobbish-know-it-all's .......... Bruce Lewis .....,.... ........ 5 chool --,---,,,-----f--------------- George Libonati. ...,.......... EXamS- ----------,-.-------',--,,------ - William Libonati ............,. Girls who say no ------ Ruby Lind .........,...........,.. Moody people. -A-----.-----h------, - Eugene List ........,.....,.....-- Edgar -------,,, I -------------A-----A---- Richard Lowenstein ........,, Thomas Maloof .............,.. Joan May ,e...................... Terry McClelland ............. Edmund McGloin ............. ' Frank Mele ........,............. Joan Merritt. ........ ....-... Richard Miller ,...... ....... Ronald Mingst ..............,.. Judith Morris .................. Teasing people ...,..,.... 7th graders ........... .D. A. haircuts. .,...,. . Women drivers ,,.,..,,,,. .Walking to school e,.,... Duncan Morrison ............. D0dQef fani ,-----,----a---- Dolores Morrow--. .........,. - Betty Moss. .........,. ....... .Conceited people ....,... .People who borrow homework ......,...,.. - Margaret Mullen ..,......,..., Duty Week-6f1dS. ...... Barbara Nestor .....,.......... .Craz drivers . Y ------- Nancy Notarangelo. ......,., Nothing much ....., Joan Paccione ,..........,,,,,.. Term papers ...... Richard Parker ...... ........ T he Yar1l4e6S. ----,--,-- Carol Quinlan. ....... ....... . School ---.-----------------f.- Irene Riquier .,...,,.,.,.,...... Boysthat hit girls. ...... . Migla Rodriquez ...,... -.. .... English 4 ................ - Martin Rohan .... - ............ . Robert Rover ........... L ,..... Walter Scherf ..,........,...... William Schnellbaecher.-. Noisy people. ...,.., . Cheerleaders. ,,.,..., Women drivers ..,..... -Waiting for people ,..... Jane Schreiber ....... - ........ Liver --..--.------------,--,--, Horace Schuppe .....,,..,. Edgar Seitz ........... .,..... Barbara Shaw ........ ........ Leonard Siter ........ ........ Hugh Starr .,....... ....... Carol Stoldt ,....... ....... . Alan Stolpen ,,....... ....... Richard Turrone ............... Shirley Verost ....... ........ Alice Vozza .............. ' ....... Raymond Warch ........... --. Irene Wegner .........,........ Richard Weya nt ............... Gene Wolf ....... - .............. James Wri ht Being broke .,.,.,.... .The Yankees .,...,,.. Cranky people .....,,,. The Dodgers. .............. .Wlseguys ....................... ...... . None which the avera e Q person could comprehend.. People who smoke in busses... End of Band period .....V,......,.. .Quiet people . ..................... .. Being called Squirrel ......... 49 Kaisers. ...,.,...,................ Patricia Smith ....... ........ T he Yankees ,-,,--,,--4------------ A .Girl friends who flirt .............. People who crack gum ........... CommercialLaw .................... Term papers ..,,...,...............,. Homework ............................ Exams .,.,.,,,.. .. ...,.,...,..,.,...... -. Being called Waterhead .... Cliques ...............,.....,........... Chopped liver ..................... Known For His reserve ............ Irish smile ....... His build. ,....... Loud shirts ......... Jokes. .............,..... .......Winning ways.......- .-...-. ...--..Name....--.--...---.. .-.....Reducing .--..---. .-...-.Parking.---.-.. Baby face ..,........ Wooden Indian. .,,.. ....... White bucks .... -.-..-.His sandwichesjri Spider ................. Quietness ............ Moose. ............................ ,---... Blond, wavy hair------.------ Smile .....,............... ...... . Being happy ..,..... Will Most Likely Be ...-.-..With Roy Teasing Lifting weights A florist In Dumont Mrs. Wolf Cutting Up A cadet .-.-.--.Wiping the tears from her eyes A professor In front of a cigar store A lawyer With Ray A journalist ln Betty Lee's Mr. Burr Driving his car Making pizza ---..-.--.Out with the girls Being manager ................. A mortician Travelling ...,.,......,...... ....... D rearning ..........- Trumpet playing Hot Canary -. ..... ................ . . Don ............................... -.- Judy ...,.............................. Somebody in Tenafly .......... Sports ............................... Dancing ....,..,.....,..... Pickles ........ '50 Olds ....... ....,..Terry..-.-.--.....- The Giants ......... Good music. ...... . Music. .......... ....L..... . Car's paint job ....... Eyes. ................. . Eating nuts. ...,. Hot dogs ...... Dancing. .,.....,....... President A painter Teacher's pet With Judy -.----..In Tenatly -.---...OIympic champ Walk .,....,..,.,....,.............. Smiling .-.-...Jokes.--.---.----.-..-.-. Neatness ............ His brown car ..... Singing. .............. Leaders' Corps ....... ....... Bell Bottom Blues ........... Her limp ............. Capers ..................... Driving ................ Rock Hudson ...... Liz Taylor ..,,... Money ....... ........ Sleeping. ,....,.......,.... Silliness ...,....... Her Chevy ....... -----..FriendIiness..-.-... --.-.-.Clothes.---.....-.----. Her questions ........ ..-.--.Being nice..-..---.- Kenny ,,,.,..,,,,,..,,,,,..,.,,,,,,,,. Helping out ........ Fishing and hunting. .......... Bashfulness. ..... -. Bowling ..... ................ Convertibles. ............ Baseball. ...,,,... Kenny .,..,. His walk ........., ..-....His car.-.-.-.-- -.-....Homeruns -...--.Wink......-.-.- '49 Buick. ...... - ............. Pipe. ...... - Food . ........... - ......... Ronnie ..... Baseball ....... Food.---L...-.. Pat .........,........ Weekends ....... Food .... ................. Blondes, brunettes, redheads ............ -- Tuesday nights ...,,. Walt .....,............ Pat .................. Dancing. ..,... Dancing, ...... Dotty ........ ,Strin ties ............................. Girls ,..... Q ------- ------- Q Jan Wullum .......... .....,.. S Chool ............ Constance Zitelli ............. .Smart People ...... Carol ..... ..,, Sailors ....... 77 Wit: ,,.,,,,,...,.... --.--.-Acti ng .--------.--.-.- With Helen Typing after school .......... .--.--.--.Driving '39 Plymouth Mrs. McClelland .-.-.-.,A Dodger An opera star Studying Hopping along --.- Snow White With Joan With Nancy ----.--.At West Point lawyer Happy Mrs. Sarel .-.--.-.A fisherman ..-----With the Cheerleaders ----..-.With a woman driver -...---.A Major Leaguer -.---...Raising kittens A photographer An M. C, ---.--.Married ' Blushing ................ ....... A bat boy ----.--Cute hair-do's.----.- Teasingg .......................... Her smart clothes.- -.-.--- Brains ..--.-..-------.-.- Talking. ............. . .-..-..Vouce Promptness ........... Walt His convertible. ..... .-.-.-.Being timid.--.----... -.-.---His parties.-.--...-. .Mole ................. .... ....... . ------..FIirting A detective .-...---...With Ed. -.-.-.----.Picking up his books An actor A commercial lawyer - -------.ln l05 secretary A doctor --.-.-.Crutches.----.-.-- -----.-----. --.-.--A bartender In Solid class . Yumpin' Yimini ........... 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