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

 - Class of 1955

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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 above? which was then used as a tavern. About the year l907 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 i923 the property was acquired by the Bergenfield Board of Education and the house was moved in order to provide-for the erection of the Harding School which, with recent additions, has become our junior-senior high school building. BOARD OF EDUCATION Sitting: Francis J. Ward, Roy W. Brown, William H. Ellers, J. Wayman Brown, Emil J, Schneider Standing: Charles J. O'Dowd, Clifford L, Anderson. WILLIAM l-l. ELLERS J. WAYMAN BROWN President Vice President 2 7, 1 N X ,XX Q fl' I. I .M XV in L .V ! 2 h at X ,ff ,A4 ff? .I . i Q i ' ' I J . 41:53 ' ,M . 1 Av' M WE :Z fs- f 12 .571--1--1 l,I u X . ,Q ,,w, if. 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Edward Maiestic, Lois Myers, Rose Welter, Marianna Cutrona, YEARBDOK STAFF SENIOR ACTIVITIES Front Row: Jeanine Ferrari, Rosemary Graeber, Ann Rogers, Marcia Gottfried. Margie Bendell, Betsy Clarkson, Marianne McClelland, Blossom Kessel. Second Row: Lenore Kinnaman, Jeanne Kenny, Toni Tripaldi, Peggy Deravin, Mary O'Brien, Mary Ann Koyzan, Joan McGarry. Third Row: Marilyn Nayara, Nancy Anderson, Stephini Kroh- malney, Marie Schirripe, Helen Bross. June Ptohl. Joyce Saba, Rose Mare Lex, Luz Kleldson. Fourth Row: Edwyna McDonnell, Gay Melvin, Emily Carl- son, lna Kampff, Athena Pistis, Barbara Myers, Joanne Nagel, Janet Mayer. Back Row: Ken Walther, Bill Holl, Jack Baist, Bob Moyse, Ted Gottry, John Hiney, Mike Curtin, Bob Dahlin, Mike Teresa. PHOTOGRAHY Blossom Kessel, Rosemary Graeber, Bob Patterson, Priscilla Kehler, Joyce Merwede. Qw.na..,, GENERAL ACTIVITIES Sitting: Bill Holl, Joan Stephen, Barbara Gaughan, Betty Young, Howard Wiley, Standing: John Shana- han, ' Terry Green. Tommy Weisse. C fi 4 x 1 QL . P maui ,lm-re, Nuff 0-was lefofrab NTU Lv., . GAIL BEUCLER ivuxkc Freckles . . . Red hair . . . Temper ' . . . Nice clothes . . . Personality . . . Mischievous grin . . . Black tights. G-JL Twirling, Leaders Corps, A Cappel- la, Glee Club, Usher Staft, Variety Show. ld CHARLES BOEHM Scotty , . . Pontiac lover . . . Regular guy . . . Polite . . . Easy to talk to . . . Sometimes quiet. ini il F A ,lv g- , LJ ll 3 - .4,'V P' 3: ' B o ' C k '.llq'. ' A .el'2,3ef iitygf QW. ugy.'7i?Zf3 . . Qfilge? y all , . jx riendly smili g 34' il Tj! ', :J f 40 7 MARGUfR'lTE QRADSI-lAWl Late . . .That long amz 1511 . '. ,l Alweyptalkirxgf. . . Laughing Nice eyes . . . Closing windows. F .av ' 7 DAVID BREAM Dave . . . Tall . . . Smart . . . Quiet and shy . . . Nice smile . . . Seen with Ralph Band, Orchestra. French Club, Sen- ior Play, Hi-Y, Chorus. g.f X 4 lr R Kd va-f W N i ca' Q51 x 1, ,A .- x ,- .X wqtn X N I -i X -A' Rx A LOIS DAlSY Red tresses . . . Red Oldsmobile fever . . , Flashing Baton . . , Nice to know . , , Friendly smile. Usher Staff, Maiorette, Student Pan American League, Traffic Squad, Junior and Senior Play Com- mittees, Variety Show, Yearbook Staff. JAMES DANIELS Good-looking . . . A whee . . End . . . Follows girls . . eserv ...Nicetoknow... u Roc 98 . . . His S Ile. Track, Footbal , F all , Year- book Staff ' Mi iff PW BERNARD DEAMER Bernie . . . Quiet. . . Drum Player . . . Likes animals . . . With Arnold . . . Veterinarian . . . Boots. A Cappella, Glee Club, Hi-Y. Key Club, French Club, Latin Club Vice President, Bowling Club Vice Presi- dent, Yearbook Staff DENNIS DEAN Denny . . . Mischievous . . . Witty . . . Liked by all . . . Hud- son . . . With Tom . . . Freckles . . . Crazy laugh. Senior Christmas Dance. VN C 59 ,manga AN o ma do sk Good cre AY . . I - S?n:er?' N'ic.i.miWen l ' I N X' N .iifxa XE rrtt X, lifllfbdpu 26,1 , I J . 11-ioMAs FRAsco ' Chief . . . '49 liockef Olds . . . Gas pump jodcey . . . D08 lover. Football, Baseball, Football Clubf Y I ,X mf, r ,nfl A , NH r . , , fi Jxllffj ly! l ' ARGBE FRl'l'17c Tall Curly ha r . . . Easketball star . . . quod sense of h or . . . Knmwn fPr his walk . . . riendly. ! 1 Var i y Basketball. I 1 4' 'Z A E . ,cf . ,'c vLll f- ,fl liV',ii.'L ' My! f' ,J My F, ff, P ' f f it A lj:-'dffllf' 04 .jfwpw Gyelfwlfl' :rid-'f'..F ...' . Fu with . . . Zarsifyzflltfhe girls . . ' if '-Traffic Squad, Commercial Club, Yearbook Staff. LAN I Lafgazy MAePc:tX9 'gXRieol,J 5 . vn e es eo f d gu re te TriHi 1 ' i ay- J variety show, Traf g,B French Club. THEODORE GOTTRY 1951 Nash . . . Quiet . . . Seen fixing cars . . . Grease job . . . Seen at the station . . . Many friends. Yearbook Staff. 'V . ,A draw JFUQJU' x G BER? sch ol pir . . . Re- Organizer . . . t as cards . . . L ver of sic. B-Hive Student Plays, Squad, Chris- - 1 THERESA GREEN Terry . . . Tall . . . Quiet . . . Blue eyes . . . Nice to know . . . Nice smile . . . Seen with Barbara. Yearbook Staff. Q i .iff ' l LJ, . ,LVM C f' f, I V I , tl ' ' pflfu X JI! . 3' ' - .J PATRiciA GRflE:FlTH Green eyes . Popular galf. . Stuck,dn 'Rich ., . . Limpin he r- Ieader .QW Baby taIkK4 . . E y . the eyes . . .fljtdfudgex s fb V. Cheerleader, Student Congwss Sec- retary, Usher Staff, Varie Show, Commercial Club, Tralzlfic Squad. 'i w f A H' WA l ,Q i L ,Q C ,fi My Llfd! 5 llfvl liii ,Ji W ff JXRBQBQGRL ' fand m . . . on Aimbvwith W Q Mllifffli if M ,Lf f ,y l JUN ' Ari' ' RICHARD GROTH ER Always laughing . . . Black '5l Ford . . . Seen witth Barbara . . . Personality . . . Liked by all . , No worries. BARBARA GRU DEN Oh those Monday nights . . . Hopes to travel . . . What a driver . . . Cheery smile . . . Curly brown hair . . . Quiet disposition. Senior Play, Student Pan American League, French Club, Plant Club, Traffic Squad. 4 , , ' ARTHUR GUNZEL . i s I' Artie . . . Tall Q- ,-'. Pootball . . .fGym class star . . . Happy-go- lucky . . . 'Feanetk . . . A pleasure todmow. . , , 1 A Cappella, Glee Club,,CT'16I'us, All- Coumy Chorus. , i: , , V . . 1 A ev , f A ff' ARUQA G T SOIZI V If JGussi ' . . Blo . . es If .. .AIM ys laug g . . .G looks ...S rt...' tella , .Oneol the uls 1 '- ' K Variafty, Qhowi g CluPf'Yea,- - S' book l4Staff. j X .ff lf' f 1 , i i . if UW i iv lx , 1 , fig . DOROTHY- Hfamiltorsi 'W U Dottie . . . Crgiiy laugh . Bowling tan 5. Hap y-go-lucky . . . Known for. r wal . . .One of the girls, V M lv f v tv Bowling Club. L 4 LUZ KJELDSEN Lucy . . . That frlendly voice Small and cute . . . Dancing and skating . . . Sewing . . . On Tours . . . off to Trenton. Usher Staff, Commercial Club, Tri- Hi-Y, YfaQaookfStaff, Traffic Squad.f L X ' ff' ig - 4 iw ' ' LL ft l 1 ' fy! 4 Xl! xi' ff ft I IV LVL f ,Ml L' J T Q, if j l i T fi ROSE MARIE KJELDSEN Rose . . . Dancer . . . Europe . . . Long black tresses . . . Accent . . . Skating . . Tours . . . Good friend. Yearbook Sfaffls ,. f. , i . gk!! 4 1 if If x V4 f Q f 3 . f N2 , -' ,...- WIP' , . ' lf 7 , ,ffff '. ' , 1 f 'J ' it cgtizoivvwyli. QJLLQ, J That ,ifbiabulary . . . But that's not the point! . . . Discussions . . . Danny ,. . . Personality . . . Brown, hair- 4J'i -'Ai-'flf . vw' -' . ' 5 f Latin Club, Commericialzj b, Yeaijqha book Staff, ,. I 01 ' J V , An 1 4 - 5 Ja 4 DONALD KOSUR , Handsome guy vi. . . Winnfng smile . . . Never a worry!-. . . Assetoto football team . . . Nav und , . , Poker . . . Seenumgs house . . . Hot rod. Variety Show, Football, Football Club, Yearbook Staff. f f' Qlwrufjlw' ffwb C KOVZAN Clu4fe...Sm' .n ,... Crazy about r c e . en with George . . b I pla ers w' Mi I neecaps. ive Variety Sho ear ' v v n Staff, o eroom Vice ' ent j l th G d - l rig by ' 1 fu if M f lf T MGZ!L Bl . Bashf . . . Crazy ou 6 Fords .' . . Never a worr , ever abide . . . Nice smile . . He d 'enny. .f F fi 4 , ,. rl ii N djJV?1i'jlN' A LTER R H Q W t . . ie piril' . . . i f e am o ee th OD . . ., Senior Pr sident. 'i 'X ll i 1 . . J Jim . . . er i. .NjCurIy hair .wjaunis . . Nerve . . . Quick t smile . . azy tricks. l 'J . Z N x, A SMX X if L Q go Ano MAJEQ C ff f M feginkl MP9 rit plus .C . Variety ' x J 3 Cx, fx RALM Mnilviic Th v'if' d 1 Made dileswlgf . . ,Ni Qfaigr. . . Smart . . . History! I6 Senior PQI, Hi-Y, French Club Vic Presl ent, Traffic Squad, Bqys' C rus, Personal Typing Club, Pho-' f graphy Club. 4 . 0-fi, Jfyx K M L X 5 fi X me s! JU 'x xi Ax' 1 XNQHOLAQ MAETBOGIOVANNI Pizza lover . '61 ll anal cute In his QQ 1 That laugh Fulk car-. . ..SDCQ,'1Eff bendei' --A Capbella, Qhorus Boys Glee Club ' i Varlely Committee A ' Q Q, if f reckle Etc r e ' Tll Show. XM' J MARIANN E MCCLELLAN D Blue-eyed colleen I. . . lngenuous ingenue , . . Flirtatious female . . . Letters with that Notre Dame crest. Usher Staff Secretary, Traffic Squad Secretary. A Cappella, Junior Play, Ticket Committee Junior and Senior Play, Variety Show, Yearbook Staff, Tri-Hi-Y. EDWYNA MCDONNELL Eddie . . . Blue eyes . . . Cute . . . Daily naps . . . Talkative . . Good sense of humor . . . One of the girls. Variety Show, Bowling Club, B-Hive, French Club, Yearbook Staff. I ' x i s . . . Good figure . . Gab tress Always ' . .. own for her Com Y rbook a . I a V OAN '.' ' pple ili led , U 1 I w . L s C re ,' fY Sh cia 4 , H St 1 67 PAUL McLEES '42 Ford convertible . . . Never a worry . . . Nice smile . . . Quiet . . . Small and friendly. l I 1 '!, 'r GAY MELVIN Good lookind' ..,. 3 lue eye! . . . 1 9 Nice clotheb . . .V'GoiKg to collegef' ' . . , Mysterious Miss Bergenfidd . One0f fhe girls' r B-Hive. Variety Snow, Bowling Club. Yearbook Staff. i f 4 , I I I ' M i l 1 t I K 'ogse f 1 115 5 fx 'x C- . , to . ' 9 lg' 'X X I xg YjROBERT FIKTTERSQN Tree . . v Big-game huiyfef . . . Seen in af'Jeep .I . . Loves yoball 'Mitt who tries long be 'Good' looking. '. Football, Yearbook sfofi WILLIAM PATTERSON Blonde . . . With Tom . . . New cars . . . Good looking . . . Seldom sad . . . Many friends . . . Personality . . Laughing. . I rf' ' X 4 75. i L Q, I 1 f JUNE 'l9FoHi. X fm, , 1 Fun of fun . . Always smiling, . . .JMarifjie9 . . .'iJ alkative . , o- Friendly, L Alwayi. with a crowd. Bownff I CIub ornm . I retary l2th Year, Yearbook Staff. ROBERT PHILLIPS Shy but friendly . . . Louis Arm- strong . . . Known for his laugh . . . Yes, To a friend . . . Quick thinker gf , C erc'aI CIUbR Tickets Senior Play, Homeroom Sec-ol I jf in math. A Fannnlla Hi-Y Ranrl Rmfo' CI-- ,ef ' I uf KXU ff .Eff , , IJ' ff ' H Ui T, :V f. ,A lvl I sf' 4' Q ff 'f V 4 'JV ' I :M T QATHENNLJPISTIS if STX .. H XJ ,v f I weet little gal . . . .L'vely L . . Short . . i Dark hair? . ,VJNice smile,-,. . Friendly to allr ' Cake Club, Bowling Cluti Tennis ,CIub, Yearbook staffs rx iv ' 271' l ' ' 'I .JV f IN 'I I ,XLL 'I V X ri V' I lu fi ,Maw I Lil xo I I 'uf' MI ' is - ANN ROGERS ' ' Petite . . . Personality , . . Yeah . . . Dreams of being tall . . . Chief cook and needle threader . . . Ye Know . Leaders Corps, Tri-Hi-Y, Junior and Senior Plays, Traffic Squad, Year! book Staff. , in CIWW JIM! W6 Wd cv? ARTHUR RUSCHMAN Percy . . . Tall . . . Smart . . . Red convertible . . . Always listen- ing for train whistles . . . A little shy. WILLIAM RUSH Quiet . . . After school work . . . Tall . it. Nice laugh . . , Air Force . . . Ruygto be with. Wy! Jovps SIDA Pe lity s ., . ented jokes' . ense h r . . . Known by all , re Olds . . . Class wi . . , e Dad's store. Dance o X ittee, Variety Show, Bowling Cl , Yearbook Staff. MARIE SCHIRRIPE Dark black hair . . . Cheery dis- position . . . Never a dull moment . . Seen with Stephini . . . Wel- come smile. Leaders Corps, Commercial Club, Variety Show, Dramatic Club, Year- book Staff. A will R T ris . . I erce ted Pass . . C y . . , Th smi . . N hirt ldom m . . driv F o Footb ll CI , rack. I, I Aikerovljy' B.aSke.tbg2odr sense 'of humor...Fri Iy...TaIl... Giant fan. I fu ff . 6 ,A Vi V,7ZA!94 C17 l i ' fu ' '-S .7 .1 f V if ' .V -WL , ,ea W A W Wy! U V6 JOHN S,A N grease monkigeft. . G. argciela OTIIBC... guar with a crew ut . . . Good humor . . . Ireland forever. Football, Football Club, Homeroom Treasurer I 2th Grade, Yearbook Staff. X ROB RT SAR FATYj V Loves pizza . . . Mad scientist . . , Mat . . . Character a delooks . . . Junior Partner . . . Ikkes friends easily. Football. SHERIDAN . . Dad's car to -smile . urning red. y ANNE SITES Blonde hair . . . Blue eyes . . . Quiet disposition . . . Headed for bright lights and grease paint . . . Flying high . . .Winning smile . . . Real pal . . . Carefree. Usher Staff, Traffic Squad, Dra- matic Club, Junior Play, Christmas Pageants, Variety Show, Yearbook Staff. ,E ' W1-,.,,-Xinfriff ff' ,X - .J ju' XQJJECJ cf ,,,,, it O ,T -' 21.1 ff' if in of ,la igict-iAireibfsPi su kjfbllif , .jflandsome . Happy-go,-' tLYcky,.,. . ,Covgbey . . .,Q.A. Nl'-Lf' .,M,,V ,J YP X- ,y Tdaclgffjekch Clubffeajbdok Staff. ,f ' wg ,Cl ' 1 , ,V T- ,ir it I XVXJIM ,Jr DOROTHY STEINMETZ Red hair and green eyes . . . Talent and brains . . . I say there, Bea- trice . . . Violin . . . Charm and Friendliness . . . Monologue. Orchestra, Co-Captain Color Guard, Traffic Squad, Junior and Senior Plays, French Club, Yearbook Staff. JOAN STEPHEN School plays . . . Chestnut Hair . . . Known for her laugh . . . Spanish . . . Dumont dancing . . . smiling. Junior and Senior Plays, Student Pan American League, Traffic Squad, Library Council, Dramatic Club Yearbook Staff. lr, .1 ,i' , f, 5, ,l W! J' x '.j' '-. ' - i - 'Lf' I. 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Q. 1 I M' ffl 1 12 'I lg -'75 MOBILE, OIL PAINTING, PAPIER MACHE OIL PAINTING ART ACTIVITIES FROM ART I, ART II, ART III, ART IV CLASSES I I .. img L, 1 V. 1 1 I' . Z fy , Q - A' N 'Pm W ,H 4 5' I ,H STAGE DESIGN PAPIER MACHE 55 Q W, Q 12 , I V I , egg!! V. HH ' 5 , ,I 6222? I t ' . - v-.. J' ' F 4.1 ,f :, -1 s l A Q A M W 1 ' - 4 l . ,ix M- My ' ,Q QM SF Q ' ui , 1 l 1.4 .w., ii:t1i,,..,4y.... 'W- Q 1,-.55 gn., ml 4 x wi . M WX W' L-, J, Em Q x X Ka ' x 4 I' y J, Rpm, ' A ,faq . ,, 1 , , - ' K' - if r V V .. skgh ' fm: fl. 5 X 4 V ,, N ,I K V V M 'iV'N. -JI' Vg- -k Q 31 N W X gil L MI., 1 -'?:. ' ' -'iiilmkiaxg tw .' K.: . , A ' 1--. 5 I K: ' - V x 1' f x 4 J 5 x 2 ' 'LK' e 2 N , M if 1 af' X v Q4 1 5 1 S , . .- to .. 4 ' 5754? H, X L 'S -va..-A -N: Q, N gf' xfozy' R-:sung-kg-1 Vwsgm n U A FYNL DLL 2' 9 M M' A vlx 'PIUWK x Ppmf n'CYO- Sbmfg we K 2 J Fa wn Ltkiue Yatrxbvw Sccengg, pLQnfI eng- I X f lt O fi R , ini' - . 'vmt' 'xi 3-,A f' K+ , X fx Aff-' XP I , A Q + Mg Q .55 5V I i . .' '4- 1 . 1 w . 2 M2 1, I . avg- Wiki fa-fl .X 9' i s 9-f . 37 gk V. - J' f 1 ' Q :YL ' 1 fr .ii E'5 Sff 'v- G f:'?2g: P . Q Q ' few V1 'su IV f my ,, . Q Y 1 sf- 5 -f 2. ii ii .A ' V 21 1,1 6 . v .ah avg '. U' f, Q X. . . eff' Jffx 1..- -'3 150 113 151' 9135 FRENCH ll CLUB The main purpose of the French Club is to have the students come in contact with French outside of class and to do different things that cannot be done in class. We have made French dishes, had a pageant for Christmas. We also sing and play games. The officers of the clubs are: George Koenig, President, Ralph Mal- vik, Vice President, William Higgin- son, Secretary, Abbot D'Ver, Treas- uer. THE STUDENT PAN-AMERICAN LEAGUE The Student Pan American League of Bergenfield High School is affiliated with the International Pan-American League. This League has its head- quarters in this country in Miami, Florida. The meetings of the Bergenfield High School Student Pan American League are held the last week of every month. The meetings from beginning to end are conducted entirely in Spanish. The object of the Student Pan- American League of Bergenfield is to keep close contact with our southern neighbors and to promote friendship between the U. S. and the Pan-Ameri- can Countries. The officers are: Bobbie Joyce Brey, President, Robert Josephson, Vice Presidentg Betty Young, Secretaryg James Brennan, Treasurer. Faculty sponsor, Miss Dorcas C. Bartley. THE LATIN CLUB The purpose of the Latin Club is to provide opportunities for learning more about classical civilization and for comparing ancient habits and cus- toms with modern ways of living. There are two kinds of meetings! business and social. ln planning the social meetings the club attempts to follow the Latin Calendar, by observ- ing Roman holidays and important his- torical events. The officers are: Marilyn La lacona, Wilma Hennig, Consulsg Sandra Gra- ham, Scribe, Linda La laccna, Quaes- tori and George Chiorazzo, Censor. The Latin Club spon,or is Miss Eliza- beth McCann. 59 + - at . I Q if 2, iv.: .1 W. fi LW If z A' ,z P P -Amman L2-ll., Q , ,V Q 4' 3, 5 'E 1 R45 lxg: kg Hffiixu .LA if 'f f 'j .H N :V Il' W by lo I qw Sf THE JUNIOR FROLICKERS The Junior Frolickers are members of the seventh and eighth grades. The main purposes of the organiza- tion are to teach the students to dance and to have fun while they are learning. 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 haveri't any officers but there are representatives in each of the homerooms. Almost all the members of these grades are members. The sponsors for the club are Mrs. McGoldrick and Miss Wilson. There are ninety-four members in this club. GIRLS' TENNIS CLUB The Girls' Tennis Club was formed this year under the sponsorship of Mrs, Millard and Mrs. Kinney. The club is open to all the eleventh and twelfth grade girls and meets on Thursdays at the Tennis Courts and in the girls' gym on rainy days, The club was formed to give students an opportunity to learn the fundamentals of tennis and to practice and perfect their skills. 61 IQ: gf ' 'Q 10' 4 4 .-. 'N,,G,? 1, 'sz w an ,fr V A v ' 2 ' ... , N 1 V -'Vg f -ff B 4 ,. 1 ff Bm 1 6, df' .I . I if ' Y -'vf,,.ITf. X Q A - f-rf' ' - Bla' 'F ll, , ' Y 5 IE A 1 1 , , , V N . V 1 Y . 1 3 uf. f ' , ' Q ,i K an Q s. 5 5.24 ' V r 9 J A -3:5 J K I If ,L-f .au it h 'sl ' Y h .af V A I--' l I A EZ ,Q 4 fav! kg. x - ' J' 6: 'QI A P 4 Q gglxsa 4 I 'if 'wx 1 sz, L AL V' El Q' 'Q iv' SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB The purpose of the Dramatic Club is to instill in its members enthusiasm for all phases of dramatics and to teach them how to present club and assembly programs. The makeup work for all Dramatic productions is done by the members of this club. Each year the club attends a play on Broadway to watch professionals at work. Miss Louise Frowrifelter is the mod- erator and the officers are: Lister Glaisek, President, Francis Menzel, Vice Presidentg Lorraine Mazza, Secre- taryg and George Koenig, Treasurer. JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB The Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Grade Dramatic Club is for the pur- pose of furthering interest in all phases of dramatics. Reports, one- act plays, and pantomines which are given,at the bi-monthly meetings are for the purpose of instructing the members and giving them an oppor- tunity to develop their talents. A trip to a play on Broadway is planned each year, The officers are: Sandra Coughlin, President, Anne Ei- gen, Vice President, Kathleen Hiney, Secretary, Adrienne Butler, Treasurerg and Miss Louise Frownfelter, Adviser. BLUEPRINT AND TRACING CLUB The Blueprint and Tracing Club is composed of boys from third and fourth year mechanical drawing classes. The purpose of the club is to make tracings of drawings and blueprints whenever it is necessary for all mechanical drawing classes. Donald Pahl, this year's Bausch- Lomb Award winner, is president of the Club which is sponsored by Mr, Edgar Dietz, 63 FRENCH I CLUB With the same aims as the French II Club the French I Club is geared to the beginner level The officers are Jeanne Gabriels President Judy Berman Vice Pres: dent Sandra Hopper Secretary and Jean Slafer Treasurer The sponsor is Mrs Shirley Tilden FRENCH II CLUB The French II Club is experiment ing with putting their French to prac tical use at social evening meetings at the home of their sponsor. There they sing songs, play games, and prepare French dishes. The sponsor is Mrs, Shirley Tilden. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America is a newly formed club in our school under the faculty sponsorship of Miss Rule. The purpose of the club is to investigate the field of teaching and help interested students to appraise their responsibilities and qualifications. The club has been named for Cath' erine Beecher, a woman who did much to establish education for women. The officers of this year's club are: Jeannie Kenny, Presidentg Patricia Eliasen, Vice Presidentg and Frances Blenke, Treasurer. 64 ' 1- -P-'mn ' ,efay 'l Q BVI ,, 5 4 I xi fl . ', yr I ' , , ' :N f f4f.k h f . J' Q .HJ .--.., Hx Ml' ff nw--5' 'M A A I Q1 In ' , Q , 52' :VR Tx fr, , ,' f M'4f 3 L Q' 1 W Aaffjil '55 af 1 TM: 1 4 32 X 1 4 9 I , . A l t ah, -Q Jw-fa , , X . 1 , STUDENT CONGRESS VARIETY SI-IOW STAN FREBERG AND THE TOADS 4' 'r P, jf V f I .af ' .K 1- 9 G A A N.. 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Along with twirling at school auditorium programs and local parades, there was much preparation this year for the festival which was held at Clifton Stadium and for the Macy Day Parade, where along with our band they were televised. The first team twirled with two batons, Their sponsor is Miss Joan Mason, ll- ill .I V, 1 ---5-Q--P .4 ei The sponsor is Miss Mason The number of members is ten The officers are Jofran Co L Q R Woods, and Dorothy Steinmetz who are co-captains. The purpose of the club is to carry and guard the colors for the Bergenfield High School Band. The Color Guard marched with the Band in- the Macy Thanksgiving Day Parade and at 6 U A R D Clifton Stadium, executing its many new and intricate maneuvers. ff. IA A 1 ' A 3 4 S l W' ig mg' 3 -v- 1 Q9 , f f - E :fr , f f 'N 9 oo kk, 1 r . 2 - ! k','.I , P Q , , . 1 .. gk 7 vj - , y' 71 ' wtf? fx - ' -NIM , E f A V3 ' af if ' . ',f1 74'Q,m'f' A 33 I K I ' 1Q iiiifihi? 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Jurucek Ina Kampff Robert Kaufl Prusculla Kehler Jeanne Kenny Terry Kerner Blossom Kessel Lenore Kunnaman Luz Kueldsen Rose Kueldsen Carolyn Kolb Donald Koster Mary Ann Kovzan Stephunu Krohmalney Rosemary Krueder Marue Langschultz Pet Peeve People who smoke Women druvers Car wreckers Wund sprunts Women druvers My golf score Unfruendly people Dodger fans Gurls wuth bleached haur Hot rodders Knuckle crackung Snobbush gurls Homework Beung broke Loud people But your name must be Barbara Slowness Sully gurls who guggle Square musuc Certaun men druvers Fush People who call me Red ltaluan cookung Grumpy people Gettung up un the mornung Mosquutoes Bookkeepung Mr Hunter s tests Leather Jackets School spurut Yankee fans Tall gurls Gettung up un the mornung Kuds wuth no school spurut People who are always late Gettung up un the mornung A certaun person Goung to bed at nught Mr Beard s homeroom People who aren t on tume Slow druvers Affected people Woman druvers Those crazy maxed up uce cream books Men druvers People who won t cheer Gettung up early School People who talk at meetungs Chevy Pugs Burnt cheeseburgers People who can t make up theur munds Female druvers Wund sprrnts Luberace Party Crashers Beung too young to get a druver 5 lucense Sour notes Women druvers Duscourtesy Gettung up early U S Hustory Rudeness Casts Conceuted people People who poke me un the rubs Cranky people Gettung up un the mornung to go to school School lnconsustent people Englush The nucknarne Monk Independent senuors Workung Sundays To be kept wautung Crazy About Buucks Gas money Cars Yankees Gur s Hullbully musuc Yankees Boys Roast beef Swummung Hot rods and gurls Playung golf Steve Actung Crew cuts People Swummung Oldsmobules The Green ug Food Bowlung and money People old enough t a Iucense Summertume My gray tank Fushung Red convertubles Roast beef Hullbully musuc Sports Work Short gurls Vacatuon tume Lake George Mary Hullbully musuc Druvung Druvung Basketball Musuc Beer Clothes Dodgers Musuc and movues Tall boys Ruchue Ruchue Barbara Druvung Sue K Freddue Don Hot rods Puzza Graduatung Gurls ltaluan food Cheerung New cars Knowledge A certaun saulor Those crazy deuces L Wutnessung for my Conventuons A certaun person Fashuons and puzza Musuc Teddy bears Dancung Danny Money 53 green and whut Enlusted men Roy Freckles 82 et ord O ds Known For Never walkung Hus way of druvung Her ambutuon Hus cuteness Hus heught Travelung Her natural blonde Beung tough Her laugh Twurlung Red haur and smule Hus car Hus heaves un gym Beung late Beung wuth Ralph haur Her uokes Drunkung coffee Beung un the buology roo Beung a hullbully Her car Hus crew cuts Her antucs Playung the trombone Her pony taul Navy reserve meetungs Hus basketball shots Fruendluness Hus braun Tucket commuttee chaurman Beung a flurt Blowung hus horn Hus pranks Her sweetness School spurut Baseball Beung a swell guy Pretty clothes Hus bukes Hus curly haur Beung wuth Joan Hus smule Beautuful clothes Hus Nash Rambler Her untellugence Her boy fruends Cheerung Her laugh Hus Ford Readung Hus walk Her haur Her haur Mechanucal talents Leadershup Uncle Wully Hus partues Hus musucal talents Beung un the band Hus blonde haur Readung Grundung the gears Hus uutter buggung Her fauth un God Clothes Her T V appearance Lady luke qualutues Playung the puano Petuteness Summer tours Talkung Hus looks Beung wuth George Actung Cute ways Leadung the band TT1 Wull Most Lukely Be A taxu druver Combung hus haur Makung money A cowboy Laughung At West Pount Marrued A wrestler A comeduenne Wuth her Scotsman A nurse ln hus green Pontuac Walkung Late for her weddung An unnkeeper Short A beautuclan A buologust Pruvate secretary A Mrs In the band A model A musucuan Helpung out Tunkerung wuth The Tank In college Smulung Enguneer Successful Druvung an Olds ln the drum corps Havung fun Y Yellung at the games A bug league baseball player Wuth the boys In a hosputal Peddlung Shootung baskets Skatung Stressung a pount Well dressed A mechanuc Very successful Aur lune hostess Mrs M Mrs Grother Wuth Barbara ln the lubrary ln Teaneck Mrs Cochran Mrs Ruschman Workung un the garage Successful A bartender Tryung to start hus car ln the band room Cheerful Worryung A mussuonary Wuth Bobby A hustory professor A munuster s wufe Smartly dressed A scholar The owner of a puzza Happy go lucky Marrued Dancung her way through lufe Mrs Gruffun A mulluonaure Workung wuth frgures Wuth Marue Mrs Wheeler Twurlung SKOFE ' ....c, ..,.. 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Thoman Rachard Thorson Tonaa Trapalda Gloraa Tufts John Vozza Kenneth Walther Machael Weber Phalap Weber Thomas Weasse Rose Welter Stuart Welter Howard Waley Larry Wood Jofran Woods Betty Young Pet Peeve Late people and braggarts Waatang for people who are late Slow dravers Moody teachers Bergenfaeld School Seventh graders who run an the halls People who are late for appolntments People People and Harold Stoppang at stop streets Women dravers and slow dravers Those crazy men drwers Cranks People who are always late Lady dravers Walkang Conceated People Redheads Workang People who hate the Navy School I5 cent beer Hypocrates People who don t wrate letters Moody people Short boys Party poopers Slow dravers School Garls who say I don t know Englash IV Moody and Cranky people To be kept waatang People who lake the Navy Band rehearsal after school Rude people Rude people People who are always late Women dravers au Not gettang the car Makang fun of other people s names People who are never tame People who smoke Dodger fans Cars that won t run Cars that shammy an t e front end Fraends that dont say Hello Tragonometry People who copy Claques Work Knowang my lanes senaor p ay Short people Englash lV Bermuda shorts People who come on a conversataon Conceat Workang for the In ate Gaant fans Women dravers Party poopers People who are School School Hungry jocks Exams People who don understand me Non athletac boys always late Crazy About Laftang weaghts wath Barbara Roth Typang Cars Eatang and sleepang Motaon pacture daredevals a Food Desagnang let planes ltalaan cookaes A good tame Lavang Cars Notre Dame Dogs Turkey Cars Money Teachang Horses and Rebel Carol Navy s football team 53 Merc A good tame Frances Shramp cocktaal A certaan person Twarl ang Betty Cookaes and Harry Malatary polace Racang boats Tonaa Arlene Custom cars Talkang Dave Days off Red and whate Olds r Nursang Sewang That red Convertable Women Mysteraous capers Sports Pacnacs Mambo New York Gaants Powerful Pontaacs Fast Fords Actang Rosemary Lollapops Jack Chras Makang money Barbara Basketball Flot rods Dancang Hallbally musac Beer Sports Clothes Mambo and garls Mrs Teresa s pazza Old cars Cars The hoop Basketball and pool paeS Bag brown eyes Tennas 83 Known or Her expressaons Her nace personalaty Has Ford Basketball Has acrobatacs Beang late to class Has braans Has rockets Has clothes Beang wath Louas and Her cuteness Has fraendlaness Gettang along wath everyone Flartang Her cookang Has car gralle Mass Bergenfaeld Her knowledge Radang horses Smokang Has lakang the Navy Has car Has haar Skanhead Her neatness Short red haar Her abalaty Gettang has car to school early Beang called Irma Her constant talkang Beang shy Assortment of cars Tree Readang Talkang fast Her personalaty Has braans Playang the bugle Her drawang Quaetness Beang tany Jugglang fruat Has wavy haar Being happy go lucky Standang an the halls Curly black haar Has buald Gym class gockang Has M G Day dreamang Her actang 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Giant And Midget l Nick Mastrogiovann Louie Moini Bob Ann Rogers Best Actor And Actress Ralph Malvik Stephini Krohmalney Walter Marsh 31000 Patterson tufted S 'idum W Sen li a5uReR' oF HoT Mo:-:cY Most Likely To Succeed John Hlney g 3 Best Dancers YY ,Bob Kaufl xx' Rose Marie Kjeldsen Q' Class Flirts Larry Jaeger Edwyna McDonnell Rosemary Graeber Most Respected John Hiney Best Personality Barba ra Myers FQ moi, Tom Welsse M Janet Most Popular Mike Teresa Pat Griffith ayer i DNTQM P0 Dressed net K Bill Marucci g Gottfried Nsxonlr-L Class Memorues The fall of 5l brought new and eager faces to the rolls of freshmen the Class of 55 Most of us were plannung for the tume when we would go out to face the world but most of all we were thunkung of those days when we would be senuors Instead of lowly freshmen We sponsored the usual nunth grade actuvutues to buuld up our treasury for the graduatung Class of 55 The year flew by all too quuckly and there we were luned up outsude Muss Dorfler s room to get our class puns The excutement of our class trup to Rye Beach seemed unsugnufucant when the busy last weeks before graduatuon arruved wuth sungung and commencement practuce Then the nught funally came and as our name was called we walked up and receuved that duploma Seems luke yesterday' Upon enterung the tenth grade we were at last a part of the upper half of the hugh school We were now consudered to be un senuor hugh whuch seemed to rause the upper classmen s opunuon of us As we went through the year the teachers began to see less and less of paper aurplanes stuffed unkwells weurd drawungs on desks and all the thungs that go wuth uunuor hugh One nught we all parked our shoes at the gym door and entered to enuoy the furst Sophomore Sock Dance un the hustory of B H S The dance was a success and so a tradutuon was orugunated that has been carrued out every year sunce uts unutuatuon by us the Sophomore Class of 53 Junuors we were now called and we were pretty proud of that tutle Our furst offu Not long afterward on a cold November nught we had our furst dance The Turkey Hop Followung thus our school band had the honor of beung un the famous Macys Day Parade We were full of pep that year and led by Muss Frownfelter our play The Luttle Dog Laughed went over wuth a bug bang And wull we ever forget the bunny hop at our Junuor Juve9 Then before we realuzed ut we had our noses pressed agaunst the show case outsude the musuc room scrutunuzung our class rungs How many arguments there were before we funally decuded on one' Now we could prove we were soon to be senuors and to prove ut even more we were gettung set for the Junuor Senuor Prom That year of 54 was undeed a busy one Senuors at last' Thus was the year for whuch we had wauted so long Muke Teresa took over the reuns as he led our class unto the Chrustmas card campaugn We sold to all we met We even canvassed the town We seemed to be contunually busy rausung the needed yearbook money We had a rught to be proud of our school and class as our band now led the Macy s Parade Our play Pure as the Druven Snow was a bug suc cess In December everyone had a great tume at our Chrustmas Dance We worked luke beavers to get our yearbook funushed on tume Wuth excutement we awauted our last hugh school socual The Prom After the prom was over the only thung left was graduatuon and though we wanted to be graduated we were all sorry to leave our Alma Mater for as we revuewed those days we found that we had spent some of our very happuest years there wuth some of our funest fruends 86 I ' ! I cial act was to elect John Hiney for the third straight year to lead our class to success. ' I ! S u . I Class Wrll We senrors of the Class of 55 berng of sound mrnd memory and understandrng make the followrng bequests Emrl Abraham leaves hrs thrrst for knowledge to George Koenrg Charlre Amter leaves hrs seat rn the Senror Class to hrs brother Nancy Anderson Emrly Carlson Barbara Gustafson Dorothy Hamrlton Edwyna McDonnell and Gay Melvrn leave therr mrschrevous ways to anyone who rs crazy enough to carry them out Bob Anderson Jack Barst Jrm Danrels and Brll Holl leave therr football abrlrty to next year s team The Weber twrns leave therr crew cuts to Pete Salveson and Dave Kemp Tom Frasco fed Gottry Paul McLees Brll Patterson George Potter and Artre Ruschman leave therr crazy cars to Jrmmy McKenzre Don Mrller and other daredevrls Walter Marsh Frank Prrhoda Prrscrlla Kehler and Joyce Merwede leave therr brarns to the Junror Class honor roll students Dave Bream Bruce Chatterton and Bob Hrkade leave therr trombones rn the band room Margre Bendel land June Pfohl leave therr frrendshrp to Pat Lubbe and Lenore Lucchesr Bobbre Joyce Brey and Betty Young leave therr seats rn Spanrsh class to Edna Taylor and Barbara Parella Gerry Bumbaco Jeanrne Ferrarr Lours Mornr Tom Norton Nrck Mastrogrovannr and Charlre Boehm leave therr parkrng spaces to anyone who can get there early enough to take them Peggy Deravrn leaves her school sprrrt to Frances Blenke Rrchre Erchner leaves hrs baseball abrlrty to Red Hot Marcra Gottfrred and Barbara Myers leave therr neat appearance to Pat Laetzo and Rosemary Anastasro Tom Lrndner and Ann Rogers leave therr herght to Pat Elrasen and Nrmrod Goerrng Pat Grrfrth and Marrlyn Johnson leave therr cheerrng abrlrty to next years squad John Hrney leaves hrs leadershrp to Dave Major Arnold Frsher Donald Pahl Paul Josephson and Bob Frrtz leave therr A V A experrence to next year s A V A operators Luz and Rose Marre Kreldsen leave therr dancrng shoes to anyone who can frll them George Bazaz leaves hrs front seat rn Englrsh class to any runror who srts there next year Carl Carlson leaves hrs saxophone to Don Van Harken Betsy Clarkson leaves her pony tarl to Mary Lou Kubre John Mazza leaves hrs seat rn the Senror Class to hrs Sister Janet Mayer Joyce Saba and lna Kampff leave therr thrck wallets to Joan Bross and Beverly Swartz Mrke Curtrn leaves hrs alertness rn class to George Koenrg Marranna Cutrona and Glorra Tufts leave therr tennrs rackets to next year s racket squad Dennrs Dean leaves hrs mrschrevous ways to any crazy mrxed up yunror Paul Costanzo leaves hrs hot roddrng to Rrchre O Dowd Bernre Deamer and Marguerrte Bradshaw leave therr dreamrng rn class to dreamy runrors Madelrne Dean leaves her shyness to Vrrgrnra Sheppard Dave Feeley leaves hrs cookrng abrlrty to next years boys cookrng class Barbara Gaughan leaves her seat rn the home room to the senror srttrng rn It next year Joanne Curran and Arthur Gunzel leave therr seats rn the Senror Class of l955 to someone who wrll be there rn l956 Bob Patterson leaves hrs name to Arlene Paterson Larry Jaeger leaves hrs flrrtrng to Bob Drmasr Joan Jurrcek leaves her frngers on the typewrrter Terry Green leaves her flrrtrng to Helen Dobbelaar Bob Kaufl leaves hrs dancrng to Lrster Glarsek George Lyddon and Mrke Teresa leave therr co captarn shrp of the football team to some outsandrng runror Jeannre Kenny leaves her rrfle to Sandy Hopper Marre Langschultz leaves her baton to next year s drum marorette Tom Wersse and Don Koster leave therr messy lockers to anyone wrth trme enough to clean them out George Scott leaves hrs football jersey to anyone who rs brave enough to wear rt Bob Moyse leaves hrs racoon coat to John Kruprnskr Bob Dahlrn leaves hrs curly harr to Ronald Rosen Lenore Krnnaman leaves her prano musrc to Lesley Lorenzen Evelyn Barteld leaves her long harr to Alrson Appleton .lanrce Bennewrtz LoRae Reed Brlly James and Bob Phrllrps leave therr vorces to next year s A Cappella Garl Beucler leaves her clown surt to Barbara Pahl John Bono leaves hrs ambrtron to Eddre Sherrdan John Stephen leaves her cackle to the hens Tonra Trrpaldr leaves her quret ways to some vrva crous runror Helen Bross leaves her perfume to her srster Edrth Brueckner leaves her traffrc post to Ann Cummrngs Anna Bulna and Lors Darsy leave therr majorette boots to Barbara Lyons and Mary Lou Kubre Barbara Grrmes and Rrchard Grother leave therr locker to next year s lovers Marrlyn Navara leaves her twrrlrng abrlrty to Barbara Lours George Mrller and Kenny Mrller leave therr name to Don Mrller Blossom Kessel Joanne Nagel Mary OBrren Marranne McClelland and Anne Srtes leave therr frurt boots to the runrors who have worn therrs out Ralph Malvrk Stephrnr Krohmalney Dave Strne Janet Rerger and Dotty Sternmetz leave therr dramatrc abrlrty to next years senror play cast Wayne Gelder John Vozza and Jrmmy Stewart leave therr hula abrlrty to next years varrety show Una Reese and Rose Welter leave therr art abrlrty to two artrstrc rumors Carolyn Kolb leaves her freezrng seat rn Mr Hunters hrstory class to the Eskrmos Mary Ann Kovzan leaves her B Hrve wrrtrng to Carol Moses Elarne Leggrere leaves her beautrcrans work to some bald junror Rose Marre Lex leaves her blond harr to Pat Lubbe Jrmmy Maro leaves hrs accordron playrng to Lrster Glarsek Ed Marestrc leaves hrs rushrng to class to a fast runror Brll Maruccr leaves hrs brarns to next years chemrstry class Joan McGarry leaves her drmples to Marrlyn Knudsen Pat OBrren and Lors Meyers leave therr talkrng class to the talkatrve rumors Gcorge Olewrne leaves hrs blue Plymouth to anyone who can drrve rt Athena Prstrs leaves her runnrng to school rn the morn rng to the track team Marre Schrrrrpe and Brlly Rush leave therr curly harr to Judy Berman and Bob Drmasr Rrchard Thorsen Stewart Welter and Ronnre Scrrvanr leave therr seats rn Mr Coyles room to be frlled agarn next year by the runrors John Shanahan leaves hrs motorcycle to some crazy runror Larry Wood Phrlrp Sherrdan and Bruzzy Walther leave therr workrng rn the Super Market to three mrllronarres Rrchard Spressl leaves hrs pocket books to therr authors Brll Thoman leaves hrs mathematrcal abrlrty to Ernstern Howre Wrley passes the basketball to Red Hot Jofran Woods leaves her tardrness to class to Betsy Rae Leo Barbour leaves the Senror Class rn hopes of gorng West Pornt Pat Carson leaves scrubbrng the bakery shop wrndows Edna Taylor Rosemary Graeber leaves her troubles rn the rce cream room to the runror takrng her place next year We the Senror Class of l955 leave our helpful sponsors Mrss Bartley Mr Hunter Mr Curry Mr Beard and Mr Coyle to some future graduatrng class and we leave Ber fenfreld Hrgh School rn hopes that we shall never be forgotten o , , . . . . , r ' , . . , . r I . , . . r n - , ' . .. r r r . r , , , I ' . . . . l I I . . . . . 7 7 r r , r . . . . , . . . . . - r . . . , . .. , . - . . , V. 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