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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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WARD President Vice President 4 ADMINISTRATION C. DONALD JESS Superintendent PAUL L. HOFFMEISTER MARION PRESTON Principal 5 Vice Principal ,ye V 1 'wif f?iv:,--'M -vm K -K ffs4QLm1,ff,11i .18 A.,A. ,H- Q Ms K Q N M X 'Q W Eng -Q sf Y vu, P' :M an ew. 3. x. -1 1 4 . mfwfgzga- 1555 7'.wmzg,g L,ff . ,.f.,W1.: 1, f ' s . ww f 'f we - 4351553 WFS Mmm Q.. vw QAQ ,r g , FACULTY MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Sitting: Mary Rule, Nellie Dolan, Augusta Dorfler, Blandine Jasnocka. Standing: William Cook, George Beard, John Begin, Stanley Brown, Norman Towns, Harry Adams. SOCIAL STUDIES John Le, Roy, Carl Smith, R. Everett Hunter, John Claxton. ENGLISH AND LIBRARIAN Sitting: Arlene Adam, Dorcas Bartley, Elizabeth Traina, Joan Abrahamson, Con- stance Soldner, Louise Frownfelter. Stand- ing: John Curry, Elizabeth Pierce, Helen Soumas, Patricia Sherlock, Richard Engsberg. 7 ,... F'?? l3: Ht? FACULTY GUIDANCE Sitting: Joan Morledge, Marion Preston. Standing: Herbert Luck, Ralph Brandt, Shirley Holland, Helen Pembleton. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND NURSING Robert Alvord, Margaret Shugerman, Charles Baker, Nancy Rowell, Kenneth Gulnick, Claire Millard. OFFICE STAFF Mary Ann Kovzan, Peggy Parks, Dolores Henze FINE AND PRACTICAL ARTS Sitting: Albert Mura, Gladys Lynde, Ruth Cox, Geretta Houschild, Ruth Hanson, Joan Mason, Edgar Dietz. Standing: Kenneth Walker, Richard Atwater, Bernard Baggs, Harold France, David Janowitz. 8 Le 5, 2 v OUR APPRENTICESHI P iff! i' ts g reri tli I ', T SSIYS. 199 .' , ? PP fem'9?5,l?l1F?5i'l'w1',f i?9I7?I??VE9SflQifQ1liiifilv tlll ?3r5fVl'rPP1sf fi1fa9ii'Whl'F ' i TRTF if? i 1 Q I IZ?-1l??if??lfW?iY?f? rrr llllr eslrl frIfzfzf+5Fi'Yf1t'1912lllO.PW-fYtf:f ssll 1 I Tst ' W? , l-is ' J1 shew 1 lweifeariialfeHQ2-422:14 llslll l ' iiri , sr,s l,tt,i JOHN AGAYOFF Intelligent . . . Senior spirit... Sure to succeed . . . nice to know. Debating Club, President Orchestra Band Tennis Junior Play Science Club PHILIP BARR Quiet . . . Honor student . . Shy ways . . . Nice guy. Science Club, Secretary Plant Club Band Audio Visual Aid Homeroom Vice President IO SENIOR CLASS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Dorothy DiGiovanni, Joan Rogers, Alan Siegal, Maureen Holl, Mr. Claxton, Louella Weiner, Steve Lafko, Gloria Gallo, Patricia Vehrkens. DAVID ANDERSON Nice to all . . . Honor Student . . . cut-up . . . blond hair. French Club, President German Club Orchestra Band Science Club Basketball Manager Traffic Squad BEVERLY BEATTI E 1 Friendly . . . Always on the go . . . Eric . A Cappella Choir Girls' Glee Club Girls' Chorus Christmas Pageant Triple Trio KENNETH BEDELL Very neat . . . Big eyes . . . Lots of fun . . . Cute guy. Baseball Club Basketball Club Booster Club Yearbook Staff Latin Club German Club Science Club ALAN YBLUMENTHAL Witty remarks . . . Talkative . . . Flirt . . . Corner store Senior Play Committee Christmas Pageant JUDITH BOYD Enthusiastic . . . Always help- ful . . . Intelligent . . . Willing . . . Friendly. Senior Student Congress Traffic Squad Assembly Committee, President, Vice Pres., and Historian Leaders' Corps, President Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President Extra-Curricular Activities Committee Senior Play Yearbook Staff EUGENE BRENDEL Gene . . . Good looking . . Lots of fun . . . Popular J. V. Football J. V. Basketball, Co-Captain Baseball Variety Show Booster Club ll FREDERICK BINGMAN Quiet . . . Witty . . . Blushes . . . Nice. Science Club, President Senior Play Committee Christmas Pageant Latin Club Junior Play Dramatics Club Booster Club DIANE BOLAND Sweet . . . Quiet . . . Graceful Serious Nice to know Glee Club Girls' Chorus Usher Staff Varsity Cheering Booster Club MARTIN BRAESKE Actor . . . Witty remarks . . . School Spirit . . . Nice to know. Band Christmas Pageant Senior Play Bowling Club JAMES BRENNAN Sports writer . . . Well dressed . . . Friendly smile . . . Will be a success. B-Hive, Editor and Sports Editor Basketball Manager Pan American League, Treasurer Tennis Homeroom President JOSEPH BRENNAN Seen with the guys . . . Happy- go-lucky. MICHAEL CAPUTO Swell . . . Nice personality Cute . . . Humorous. Track Rod and Gun Club Latin Club Science Club Yearbook Staff RITA COLGIN Personality . . . Sweet as they come . . . Nice gal . . . Star Gazer . Majoretfes A Cappella Choir Glee Club Triple Trio B-Hive Commercial Club Junior Play Traffic Squad Homeroom Secretary Yearbook Staff Senior Play Booster Club Color Guard BETTY ANN DeANGELlS Always laughing . . . Friendly . . . Quiet . . . Dark eyes. Band Traffic Squad Latin Club Yearbook Staff PATRICIA BROWN Cute . . . Sweet . . . Oh that giggle . . . Nice personality. A Cappella Choir Girls' Glee Club Twirling B-Hive French Club Usher Staff Yearbook Committee Reception Committee Traffic Squad Homeroom Vice President Booster Club CECELIA CECCHINO Friendly . . . Nice to know . . . Newcomer . . . Seen with Monica. Traffic Squad Tri-Hi-Y M1 E JUDITH DANIELS Sweet disposition . . . Lots of fun . . . Giggle . . . Richie Senior Class Executive Committee B-Hive Usher Staff, President Homeroom President Senior Student Congress Booster Club Traffic Squad Variety Show Yearbook Staff JOHN DeANGELlS What a wit! . . . Tonto . Flirt . . . Nice Personality. Booster Club JACQUELI N E DeGEORGE Jackie . . . Friendly person- ality . . . Quick wit . . Understanding. Variety Show Reception Committee Booster Club Yearbook Staff Dance Committee HELEN DESPOSITO Smart dresser . . . Good Lis- tener . . . My Tommy . . . Happy-go-lucky. Variety Show Booster Club Homeroom Treasurer FRANK DIMAGGIO Hot rodder . . . Friendly . . Seen with the fellows Senior Play CAROL DRABIK So sweet . . . Always helping someone . . . Understanding . . . Cute smile. Senior Student Congress Future Teachers of America, President and Historian Government Study Club, Secretary Yearbook Sales, Chairman Senior Class Play Tri-Hi-Y Lost and Found Committee Junior and Senior Dance Representative Traffic Squad H EN RY DELLARATTA Hank Lots of spirit and drive Well known by all Football Captain Baseball eception Committee DOROTHY DiGlOVANNl Dottie . . . Personality plus . . . Always jumping around . . . Friendship . . . Popular. Varsity Cheerleader Variety Show Homeroom President and Secretary Booster Club, Secretary B-Hive Dance Committee Yearbook Staff Senior Student Congress Executive Committee CARL DOHRMANN Nice personality . . . Always ready to help. . . . Honor stu- dent . . . Will go far. French Club A Cappella Choir Boys' Glee Club MYRNA DRAEGER Nice disposition . . . Future teacher . . . Cute Future Teachers of America German Club 'French Club Reception Committee Traffic Squad, Vice President Color Guard, Sargeant Variety Show Yearbook Staff Government Study Club Guidance Council Service JOANNE DUMMEYER Cute . . . Full of fun . . . Jo . . . Seen knitting. German Club French Club Usher Staff Traffic Squad, President Booster Club Guidance Council Service Government Study Club Yearbook Staff Senior Student Congress Variety Show JOSEPH DUNN lrish Temper . . . Hard worker . . . Weird stories . . . One of the Four Horsemen. Football Track Yearbook Staff Dance Committee Variety Show DlANE EFFEREN Sweet . . . Willing to help . . . active . . . School spirit . . . Friendly personality . . . Nice Smile . . . Quiet, soft spoken. Girls' Glee Club Christmas Pageant Senior Play Nurses' Club Intramurals Reception Committee Latin Club Government Study Club Tennis Club Yearbook Staff ROBERT ELMAN Nice to know . . . deep voice . . . Cut-up . . . With the guys. Track Radio Club Football I4 ROBERT DUNLAP Hot rodder . . . Easy going . . . Always smiling , . . Those eyes! Senior Play Committee ABBOTT D'VER Honor student . . . Scientist . . . ls sure to go tar . . . Very serious. Boys' Glee Club Science Club Government Stu French Club dy Club MARGARET EICHEL Marge . . Easy going . . . Neat and trim . . . Fashion con- scious . . . Tall and attractive . . . Friendly to all. Variety Show Yearbook Staff RICHARD ESPOSITO Cisco . . . Good dancer . . . Soda jerk . . . Latin lover . . . Lots of fun . . . One of the boys. Yearbook Staff Dance Committee Track ROB Quiet . . . Nice guy guys. Future Tea ERT FEIGLE Future teacher . . . . . . Seen with the chers of America CARL FRANZ Personality ways with . . . shy Band Orchestra Baseball ...Fllrt...Al- a smile . . . Friendly RICHARD FREITAG Sense of humor . . . Seen with Elaine . . . Blue eyes . . . Very easy going. Radio Club, President PETER GAYNOR Ace . . . Red . . Always laughing . . . Loves to eat . . . Never lets you down . . Pizza pies . . . Liked by everyone. Basketball Track Baseball Student Congress 15 WALTER FOWSKI Walt . . . Lots of spirit and drive . . . Got the know how . . . Nice guy to have around . . . Very smart . . . Class asset. Varsity Football Rod and Gun Club Yearbook Staff Science Club, Vice President Football Club BEVERLY FREI Bev . . . Cute . . . A riot .. . Full of fun and pep... Quick comeback. Yearbook Staff Variety Show Booster Club GLORIA GALLO That's our Charleston girl . . . What looks . . . Always on the go . . . Crazy capers . . . Pop- ular . . . College bound . . . Friendly smile. Jr. Varsity Cheerleader, Captain Student Congress Senior Class Executive Committee Homeroom President and Treasurer Booster Club, Vice President Dance Committee Future Teachers of America Variety Show SUSAN GEIGER Skating specialist . . . Nice . . . Movie fan. Reception Committee, President Band ' B-Hive French Club Christmas Pageant Future Nurses of America Senior Play Yearbook Staff SANDRA GRAHAM Sweet girl . . . Nice . . . Cute . . . Smart . . . Will go far Nice clothes. Government Study Club Junior Play Band Orchestra A Cappella Choir Girls' Glee Club Triple Trio Leaders' Corps Variety Show German Club, Secretary-Treasurer Homeroom Treasurer Latin Club, Secretary B-Hive Yearbook Staff STANLEY GRAVES Quiet . . . With the guys . . . Nice to know . . . Seen with Lou Yearbook Staff ANTON GROSS Quick wit White bucks F irt Sawed off Sam Talkatlve Band Orchestra Science Club Government Study Club, Treasurer Tennis Team, Captain Junior and Senior Plays Yearbook Staff French Club Latin Club Variety Show Audio Visual Aid All-State Orchestra CAROLYN HAGER Cute . . . Likes Music . . . Seen with Kathy . . , Many Friends. Student Congress Tri-Hi-Y, Vice President and Historian Band Leaders' Corps, Secretary Orchestra German Club, President Choir Girls' Glee Club Triple-Trio French Club Junior and Senior Plays JEANNETTE GRAVELIN Nice personality . . . Honor stu- dent . . . Always ready to help . . . Friendly. Extra-Curricular Activities Committee Band Orchestra Glee Club A Cappella Choir Government Study Club, President B-Hive Yearbook Staff Future Teachers of America Tri-Hi-Y Pan American Variety Show Junior Play Homeroom President and Vice President BARBARA GREINER Friendly . . . Nice girl . . . Honor student . . . Will go far . . . Hard worker . . Dependable. Glee Club A Cappella Choir Triple Trio Christmas Pageant Spring Concert Yearbook Staff Yearbook Sales Intramurals Commercial Club Traffic Squad French Club JUDITH GUNTHER Judy . . . Attractive blond . . . Speedy worker . . . Sense of humor . . . Friendly. Variety Show Yearbook Staff Booster Club Homeroom Treasurer Dance Committee Cheerleader KATHLEEN HEANEY Kathy . . . Those pretty lrish eyes . . . Loads of fun . . . Good dancer . . . Enthusiastic . . . Oh, that laugh. Cheerleader Variety Show Yearbook Staff Booster Club Homeroom Secretary Dance Committee I6 ARTHUR HEROLD Leap . . . Pizza pies . . . Nice guy to know . . . Always jumping. Basketball Baseball HAROLD HOGREFE Hoagy . . . Curly hair . . . Good looking . . . Well liked . . . Future farmer . . . Hunter. Rod and Gun Club, President Hi-Y Student Congress Baseball Class President 9, IO, 'll NANCY HOLLENBECK Nice personality . . . Always willing to help . . . Future teacher . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . College bound. Tri-Hi-Y Usher Staff Traffic Squad Future Teachers of America, Secretary Girls' Glee Club Junior Play A Cappella Choir Yearbook Staff LOUIS HORENS His green Buick . . . Big Blue eyes . . . Nice personality . . . Many friends. Extra-Curricular Activities Yearbook Staff J. V. Football Audio Visual Aids Club l7 WILLIAM HIGGINSON Tall . . . Intelligent . . . Curly hair . . . Deep voice . . . Good actor. A Cappella Choir Boys' Glee Club Science Club Photography Club Microscope Club French Club Audio Visual Aid Club Junior Play Senior Play MAUREEN HOLL Mo . . . Busy Bee . . . Leadership . . . Pretty girl Friendly . . . Popular . . . Cap- able . . . President of Senior Class . . . Respected by all School spirit . . . Nice smile. Yearbook Staff Latin Club, Treasurer Variety Show Booster Club Student Congress, Executive Committee Leaders Corps Usher Staff Tri-Hi-Y - Senior Class President Junior Class Vice President Color Guard Homeroom President and Secretary Dance Committee ALOYSE HOLMAN Sports and Acting are her fa- vorites . . . New comer from Ridgefield Park . . . Future teacher . . . Works hard. French Club Future Teachers of America Christmas Pageant Senior Play Yearbook Staff Leaders' Corps Debating Club, Secretary-Treasurer Assembly Committee, Historian B-Hive LILLIAN HOUGH Bunny . . . Neat dresser . . . Attractive blue eyes . . . Known by all. Pan American League Dance Committee Commercial Club, President Glee Club Maiorettes Government Study Club Costume Committee B-Hive , KENNETH HUGHES Quiet . . . Golf over at Knick- erbocker . . . Always with a gang . . . Smiley. MARYANN INGANAMORT Cookie . . . Big brown eyes . . . sweet and cute . . . Her heart is overseas. Varsity Cheerleader Homeroom Secretary Variety Show Yearbook Staff Dance Committee Booster Club HENRY JAGGI Sense of humor . . . Cruising . . . Nice to everybody. CAROL JOHNSON Crazy Driver . . . Cool shoes . . . Tall and friendly . . . Fortunate girl. Assembly Committee A Cappella Choir Christmas Pageant Girls' Glee Club Tri-Hi-Y French Club Girls' Intramurals Girls' Tennis Club Junior Play Girls' Chorus I8 Wi l -J ROBERT HUNT Boisterous . . . Usually buying records . . . Well liked . . . Full of fun. J UDITH INTROCASA Cute Laugh . . . Curly Hair Nice Disposition . . . Crazy driver . . . Known for her nice handwriting. Tri-Hi-Y F. T. A. Usher Staff Color Guard Band Festival B-Hive, News Editor Spring Concert Christmas Pageant Senior Dance Committee lRefreshments Chairman! Yearbook, Chairman of Log Girls' Glee Club, President Prom Decoration Committee English IV Assembly iMar. ii, Student Director 2 AUDREY JAMES Charlie . . . Artist . . . Posters . . . Respected . . . With a helping hand . . . A friend to all . . . Always smiling. Homeroom Treasurer Tri-Hi-Y Assembly Committee Glee Club, Ass't Leader Commercial Club, Vice President Yearbook Staff Art Club Girls' Chorus Costume Committee JOHN JORDAN Spade' . . . Known for his hair cut . . . Sharp dresser . . , Usually sleeping . . . Driving his Mercury. Band Orchestra French Assembly Class Treasurer Home Room Officer 5 ROBERT JOSEPHSON Blond Hair . . . Quiet . . . Nice to know . . . Seen with Dave Senior Orchestra A Capella Choir Boys' Giee Club Spanish Club, Vice President Yearbook Staff MICHAEL KARP Karpie' . . . Cut up . . . AI- ways a smile . . . Many friends. B-Hive Junior Play Ticket Committee Football Football Club Yearbook Staff 'yn ii 3 RQBERT KELLER Chief . . . Our reporter . . . Liked by all . . . One of the best . . . Tremendous person- ality . . . Lots of fun. Booster Club, Treasurer Yearbook Staff B-Hive, Sports Editor Basketball Baseball Homeroom Treasurer Band Orchestra HENRY KOEN IG Red . . . Well liked . . Smart L . . Good dresser . . Friendly. A-V-A Club, President French Club RONALD JURICEK Real cool dresser . . . Always fooling . . . Oh that red bathing suit. Science Club, Treasurer Band Junior Play Senior Play Christmas Pageant Yearbook Staff Spanish Club Track CAROL KEHOE Tall . . . Lover of sports Speedy gym dresser . . . with Kitty. Intramurals Yearbook Staff Assembly Committee Student Congress Seen MICHAEL KLAUSNER Nice smile . . . Personality plus . . . Likes to sing . . . Dimples . . . Cute . . . Known for Molly-O . Football Booster Club Yearbook Staff BARBARA KOSTER Quiet . . . A smile for everyone . . . Many friends . . . Full of fun . . . Nice looking. Homeroom' President Giee Club Leaders' Corp Tri-Hi-Y Commercial Club Yearbook Staff Booster Club I9 STEPHEN LAFKO Brent . . . Snappy dresser . . . Friendly . . . Smart . . . Respected . . . Regular guy. .. Polite. Boys' Glee Club, President A Capella Choir 'Homeroom President Student Congress, Treasurer Basketball Variety Show Latin Club German Club Track SANFORD LAMB ERSKY 'Cheese . . . Artistic ability . . Curly hair . . . Cut up. KENNETH LANE Spence . . . Nice dresser . . . Flirt . . . Cute . . . Crazy capers. Variety Show ALINE LeGOFF Good Natured . . . Giggling . . Pretty Blue Eyes . . . lnquisitive. Glee Club Commercial Club, Secretary Tri-Hi-Y Booster Club Girls' Chorus French Club Dance Committee Senior Play Library Council 20 3. l li E s LINDA La IACONA Smart . . . Friendly , . . Quiet . . . Sure to succeed . . . Conscientious. Latin Club, President Yearbook Staff, Art Girls' Glee Club Spring Concert Assembly Programs Dance Committee, Decorations RICHARD LAMBERTSON Quiet . . . Tall . . . Dreamer. A Cappella Choir Boys' Chorus 1zomvwf.zeMuwfwnz1w.sa'. zswzzfw1'r--'fiivw.:m:':e2e.45:L. JOHN L,EEMAN Sandman . . . Good Looking . . . Shy . . . Loves sleeping . . . Good athlete . . . One of the Four Horsemen. Football Track Basketball ANTHONY LEVATINO Levi' . . . Cool car . . . Typing whiz . . . Carefree . . . Pleasant . . . With the boys. Building and Grounds Committee Lost and Found Yearbook Staff Band Orchestra RICHARD LIBONATI Lib . Blond hair . . . Al- ways cutting up . . . Pizza pies . . . Well liked . . . Friendly . . . Headed for funf Audio Visual Aids Library Council Building and Grounds Committee JOHN LINDBLAD Senior spirit . . . Baseball catcher . . . Brown hair . . . Likes sports. Science Club Booster Club Senior Play Baseball 'E NICHOLAS LUBRANO Nick . . . Good dancer . . . Nice personality . . . Black Plymouth . . . Nice Guy. Football Yearbook Staff Booster Club Lost and Found Committee BARBARA MARESCA Barb . . . Tall . . . Good Dresser . . . Fun loving . . . Seen with Sandy and Jean. Variety Show Band, Head Librarian Color Guard B-Hive Yearbook Staff Government Study Club Booster Club Orchestra Extra-Curricular Activities Committee 2l SEBASTIAN LICATA Joe . . . Hot Merc . . . Many friends . . . Friendly . . .Nice personality. HAROLD LINDSTROM Tim . . . Crazy Oboe Player . . . Nice Personality . . . Crazy capers. Science Club, President Bowling Club Band Orchestra DOROTHY MACK Dottie . . . Dimples . . . Gig- gling . . . Maine accent . . . Quiet . . . Sweet. Tri-Hi-Y Assembly Committee Commercial Club Reception Committee Yearbook Staff Booster Club STELLA MAURER Moo-Moo . . . Tiny . . . Cute . . . Blue eyes . . . Always talk- ing . . . Easy going . . . Sunny sweetness. Yearbook Staff E Homeroom Vice President Booster Club JOANNE MCCORMICK Always smiling . . . Big brown eyes . . . No days like them are comin'. Maiorettes Government Study Club, Vice President Girls' Glee Club Booster Club Yearbook Staff KENNETH MEDEARIS Chin . . . Tall . . . Cut-up . . . Crew cut. Football Yearbook Staff DOROTHY MONSON Dot . . . Quiet . . . Neat dresser . . . Conscientious . . . Reserved. Glee Club A Cappella Choir Yearbook Staff WILLIAM MULFINGER Bill . . . Always cutting up . . . Never a worry . . . Seldom sad. Football 22 EILEEN MCLAUGHLI N 'Long dark hair . . . Seen w Barbara . . . Always late . Friendly . . . Quiet. Assembly Committee Home Room Secretary I LEILA MEERMAN ith Winning smile . . . Friendly . . . Adorable . . . Always happy . . . Good sport. Homeroom, Secretary and Treasurer Cheerleader, Co-captain Usher Staff, Secretary Leaders' Corps Dance Comimttee Pan American League Variety Show Booster Club Archery Club Yearbook Staff ADELE MOSS Dell . . . Quiet . . .Shy . . . Smart . . . Musical . . . Soft Spoken . . . Nice to know. All-State Orchestra A Cappella Choir Triple Trio Girls' Glee Club Orchestra Band Color Guard Leaders' Corps Tri-Hi-Y Traffic Squad French Club, Secretary KENNETH NAGEL Kenny . . . Nice smile Nice to know . . . Fun Easy to like . . . Many friends. EDITH NINTZEL Tall . . . Blond hair . . . Nice voice . . . Never a dull moment. A Cappella Choir Girls' Giee Club Orchestra Band, section leader Triple Trio All-State Chorus Drum-majorette Regional Band Tri-Hi-Y Variety Show Traffic Squad Senior Play Latin Club Government Study Club German Club Yearbook Staff CLAIRE OHMBERGER Full of Spirit . . . Nice to know . . . Libonati's pizzas . . . Friendly . . . Little doll. Varsity Cheerleader, Captain Homeroom Secretary Usher Staff Girls' Giee Club Variety Show Student Congress Yearbook Staff Booster Club EDNA O'ROURKE Eddie . . . Long blond hair . . . Pretty . . . Always happy . . . Sophisticated . . . Sweet . . . Nice to know. Decoration Committee Dance Committee Booster Club MARTIN PALCSIK Marty Blond hair . . . Good guy . . . Hot Rodder. FELICIA NOTARANGELO Feli . . Nice brown hair . . . Versatility plus . . . Always smiling. Usher Staff Majorettes Tri-Hi-Y Homeroom President and Secretary Student Congress Secretary Yearbook Staff Cheerleader CATHERINE O NEILL Kitty Sportsmanship Witty Doting Aunt Friendly Very good athlete Intramurals Yearbook Staff Booster Club MICHAEL PACCIONE Dancer . . . Nice personality . . . Big brown eyes . . . Friend to all. Football Pan American League Homeroom Vice President Extra-Curricular Activities Committee KATHLEEN PATTERSON Seen with Carolyn and Charlotte . . . Auburn hair . . . Friendly disposition . . . Orchids . . . Sweet. Student Congress Leaders' Corps, Vice President Tri-Hi-Y, President and Vice President Band Orchestra Glee Club German Club French Club Senior Play Traffic Squad RICHARD PATRISSI Happy-go-lucky . . . Daring low . . . Hot Rodder. Boys' Glee Club A Cappella Choir Boys' Chorus Christmas Pageant Spring Concert Building and Grounds Committee AUDREY PERRY Bunny . . . Freckles . . ways smiling . . . Good dancer . . . Fun. Dance Committee Yearbook Staff Booster Club Girls' Chorus GAIL PRENDERGAST Sweet . . . Always happy . . . lcky Poo . . . Amateur beauti- cian . . . Future teacher. Assembly Committee Tri-Hi-Y B-Hive Glee Club ' ' Future Teachers of America Yearbook Staff Booster Club JOAN ROGERS Jeanie . . . Top Hatters . .'. Stuffed animal collection . . . Crazy Capers . . . Nice blue eyes . . . Friendly, Booster Club Student Congress Usher Staff Leaders' Corps Variety Show Dance Committee Yearbook Staff Homeroom President Assembly Committee CONSTANCE ROINOS Connie . . . Always happy A Brooklynite . Nice person ality . . . Woman driver Cute. Tri-Hi-Y Yearbook Staff Costume Committee Dance Committee Booster Club ANNE SANDS . . . Daydreamer . . . Little Anne . . . Green eyes . . . Reddish hair. HAI.. Tri-Hi-Y Dance Committee Yearbook Committee ELIZABETH SCHOONMAKER Liz . . . Flirt . . . Pretty blue eyes . . . Seen in Tenafly . . . Vivacious . . . Attractive. Assembly Committee, Vice President Yearbook Staff Homeroom Treasurer Dance Committee ALICE ssoswick Sedgy . . . Bob . . . Nice clothes . . . Seen with Ginny . . . Tall . . . Friendly. Assembly Committee, Secretary Yearbook Staff Homeroom Secretary Dance Committee Reception Committee 25 ALLAN ROSENBAUM 5 Y l Shy . . . Always blushing . . . Crew Cut . . . Lots of T V. sets and radios. Boys' Glee ci Tennis French Club Latin Club ub ROBERT SCHOLP Bob . . . Qu'iet . . . With the guys . . . Mr Junior Play Senior Play Dramatic Club A Cappella Ch Plant Club B-Hiye Painting Club Mayor. oir ROBERT SCHUESSLER Driveway practicing . . . Crazy about basketball . . . Nice guy. Basketball Yearbook Staff Science Club ALAN SIEGEL School spirit . . . Good leader . . . Daniel Boone ll . . . Very helpful . . . Outdoor guy. Flomeroom President, Vice President Booster Club Extra-Curricular Activities Committee, President Yearbook Staff Football Track Dance Committee PETER SLAVI N Good dresser . . . Lifts weights . . .Cute . . . Nice to know Remarks . . . Witty. Football Yearbook Staff LESLIE SORKIN Smart . . . Long debates . . All the way with AdIai . . Always late . . . Intelligent . . . Good in Math. Booster Club Future Teachers of America, Historian Traffic Squad Junior Play Committee B-Hive Yearbook Staff ANN STORK Nice eyes . . . Pretty hair . . . Working gal . . . Names the same . . . Always laughing . . . Friendly disposition. Art Club Latin Club Extra-Curricular Activities Committee, Secretary and President Leaders' Corps Tri-Hi-Y Traffic Squad Assembly Committee, Secretary Yearbook Staff Homeroom Treasurer Dance Committee Student Congress GEORGE SUMNER Nice clothes . . . Dark hair . . . Workivng man . . . Quiet . . Nice smile. Christmas Pageant 26 ...Hs RICHARD SMITH Cute , . . Big blu'e eyes . . . Speedboat King of Greenwood Lake. Track Spanish Club Science Club Yearbook Staff HAROLD SPANDON IS Greek . . . Driving around . . . His philosophy . . . Mad scientist . . . Good end . . . Always has a joke. Football Track is VIRGINIA SUMMER Ginny . . . 'Lots of fun . . . Always smiling . . . Disposition tops . . . Paterson State bound. Traffic Squad Dance Committee Tri-Hi-Y Leaders' Corps B-Hive Booster Club Usher Staff Varsity Cheerleaders French Club Homeroom Vice President Yearbook Staff LAVINIA SWIFT uLee-1 hair . Eas YQ . . . So sweet . . . Blond . . School spirit . . . oing . . . Always a smile . . . Friend to all. Sen ior Play Tri -H i -Y Recepti Booster Yearbook Staff Cos tum on Committee Club e Committee ii, DANIEL TELESCA Spike Track star The Bomb Pizza lover Sports Happy go lucky Crew cut Student Congress Football Track Football Club NORMAN THOMPSON Norm School leader Good looker Nice to know Respected Liked by all Nice smile Smart Student Congress President and Vice President Science Club President J V Basketball Basketball Baseball A Cappella Choir Boys Glee Club German Club Traffic Squad SERAPHINA TORTORICI Fine . . . Friendly personality . . . Always happy . . . Nice . . . Oh those pleasant 'ways. Tri-Hi-Y Booster Club Dance Committee Senior Play Yearbook Staff HELEN TSENTAS Neat and trim . . . Full of am- bition . . . Nice to know . . . Friendly ways . . . Nice smile . . . Dark eyes. Yearbook Staff. Band, Student Director Orchestra, Student Director Choir Girls' Glee Club Traffic Squad Triple Trio Christmas Pageant All-State Band All-State Orchestra Region I Band ing gas. Football Track ROBERT THALER Lots of fun . . . All-star gym class . . . Hot Chev . . . Pump- ROBERT TOEDTER Bob . . . Blond Hair . . . Seen with the guys . . . Nice to know . . . Quiet. Rod and Gun Club. RICHARD TREMPER Dick . . . Crazy cut-up , . Crew cut . . . Friendly person- ality . . . Dancer. Football Team Track Team A Cappella Choir Boys' Glee Club Homeroom Vice President Football Club Variety Show JOAN VAN VALEN Pretty dark eyes , . . Good all Wound Qirl . . . Friendly ways . . .Seen with Bev. Dance Committee A Cappella Choir Girls' Glee Club Christmas Pageant Triple Trio 27 PATRICIA VEHRKENS That's our Tex , . . Always ROBERT VOGEL happy . . . Liked by all Sweet ways . . . Cute Eddie's girl. Juniori Varsity and Varsity Cheerleader Usher Staff Leaders' Corps Yearbook Staff Booster Club Glee Club Variety Show Class Secretary ll and I2 DOLORES VONN Hey Twin . . . Lores Long Brown Hair . . . blue eyes . . . Cute . . smile . . . Sweet little gal. Glee Club ' Variety Show Booster Club Year Book Staff Building and Grounds Committee Those Nice EDNA WAGNER Eddie . . . Tall . . . Attractive blond . . . Sweet smile . . . Friendly to all . . . Nice to know. Reception Committee, Vice President Yearbook Staff Intramurals Christmas Pageant Dance Committee DIANE WASHBURN Friendly . . . Quiet . . . Nice smile . . . Attractive . . . Dark hair. Assembly Committee Dance Committee Senior Play Junior Play Yearbook Staff Bob . . . Quiet . . . Nice to know . . . Certain to succeed . . . Conscientious. Track Rod and Gun Club Extra Curricular Activities Yearbook Staff DOROTHY VONN Hey Twin . . . Dotty . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . Small and Cute . . . Talkative . . . AI- ways smiling. Yearbook Staff Booster Club Variety Show ELIZABETH WARD Betty . . . Full of vim . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . Brown eyes . . . Peppy ways . . . Talkative girl. Tri-Hi-Y Traffic Squad French Club Yearbook Staff Dance Committee German Club JACQUELINE WATERHOUSE Jackie . . . Cute- giggle . . . Friendly personality . . . Lots of fun. Yearbook Staff Tri-Hi-Y Traffic Squad Dance Committee l BEVERLY WATSON Bev . . . Seen with Stella Her Eddie . . . Friendly . . Quiet . . . Easy going . . . Nice. Yearbook Staff HERBERT WESSELL Basketball . . . Track . . . lntel- ligent . . . Friendly . . . Will succeed . . . lrnitations. Track Baseball Basketball Science Club Biology Club, Vice President Homeroom Treasurer Rod and Gun Club Traffic Squad Yearbook Staff mmf's fv:s CHARLOTTE WlNTSCH Piccolo Charlie . . . Quiet . . . Most likely to succeed Good person . . . Intelligent. Leaders' Corps, Treasurer Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain Senior Band Senior Orchestra Traffic Squad Yearbook Staff Costume Committee All-State Band Girls' Citizenship Institute FRANK WOLPERT Clarinet tooter . . . Good guy . . . Likes to dance . . . Always happy . . . Big eyes. Band German Club Variety Show Basketball Tennis 29 LOUELLA WEINER Louie . . . Nice clothes . . , Popular gal . . . Friendly . . . 'Liked by all College bound School spirit Senior Class Vice President Junior Class Treasurer Homeroom Treasurer Yearbook Staff Usher Staff Student Congress Leaders' Corps Tri Hi Y Booster Club WILLIAM WESTON Bill . . . Crazy ways . . . Barber . . . His speed . . . Trap and hunt . . . One of the Four Horsemen School spirit Popular. Rod and Gun Club Booster Club, President Football Track ,MARGARET WIRTH Maggie . . . Always laughing . . . Giggle . . .Sweet . . . Al- ways talking . . . College bound. Tri-Hi-Y Girls' Glee Club Traffic Squad French Club Yearbook Staff Junior Play Committee Tennis Club YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE Front Row: Mr. Claxton, Alan Siegel, Maureen Holl Michael Paccione Patricia Vehrkens Joh A ff. . , , n gayo Back Row: Robert Vogel, Beverly Beattie, Louis Horens, David Anderson, Philip Barr. SENIOR ACTIVITIES Sitting: Dorothy DiGiovanni, Gloria Gallo, Patricia Vehrkens, Walter Fowski, Beverly Beattie, Claire Ohm- berger, Leila Meerman. Second Row: Carolyn Hager, Mary Ann Inganamort, Judy Gunther, Louella Weiner, Joan Rogers, Judy Daniels, Maureen Holl. Third Row: Kathleen Patterson, Sandra Graham, Jeannette Gravelin, Barbara Maresca, Barbara Greiner, Carol Drabik, Nancy Hollenbeck. Fourth Row: Adele Moss, Constance Roinos, Charlotte Wintsch, Ann Stork, Susan Geiger, Rita Colgin, Felicia Notorangelo. Back Row: Dorothy Mack, Lesli Sorkin, Aloyse Holman, Myrna Draeger, Patricia Brown, Gail Prendergast, Edith Nintzel, Helen Tsentas, Ronald Porath, Robert Keller, Herbert Wessell, Michael Caputo, Michael Klausner, Kenneth Bedell. Adviser-Mrs. Hansen. YEARBOOK SALES COMMITTEE GENERAL ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE Lesli Sorkin, Diane Efferen, Betty Ann DeAngelis, Susan Geiger, Lavinia Swift, Aloyse Holman, Chairman, Joan Rogers, Dorothy Vonn, Barbara Reese, Helen Tsentas Adviser-Miss McCann. Michael Karp, Barbara Reese, Leslie Sorkin, Elizabeth Schoonmaker, Alice Sedgwick, Carol Smith, Edna Wagner, Catherine O'NeiII, Ruth Ann Pereira, Carol Drabik, Jacqueline Waterhouse, Anne Sands, Adviser-Mr. Le Roy. I 3 I 1 ART COMMITTEE Front Row: Patricia Brown, Audrey James, Linda La lacona. Back Row: Ronald Porath and Ronald Juricek. LAYOUT COMMITTEE Front Row: Gloria Gallo, Maureen Holl, Judy Daniels, Joan Rogers, Claire Ohmberger. Second Row: Jacqueline Waterhouse, Dorothy DiGiovanni, Judy Gunther, Louella Weiner, Leila Meerman, Joanne Dunmeyer. Back Row: Felicia Notarangelo, Carol- W Smith, Edna Wagner, Judy Boyd, Margaret Wirth, Myrna Draeger, Dorothy Mack. Standing: Stanley Graves, Anton Gross, Louis Horens. Adviser-Miss Cox. 1 32 L 4 Q E T, K 5, H k S W ELEVENTI-I GRADE GIRLS CLASS oFFucERs ' PdtJkCIyStyAtt , ecre ar, nne e dt T , Alice Stoldt, Vic P d t Rodger Nogaki. :LEVENTH GRADE BOYS I Q WT 'ka f,-:gr . Wm Y f Q f fs, ' V K 'fy' 3 l R if ll il 3: if if if lll if i I -H 4 ' .gn A V. 4 , ff a. U it ,. X films 1 45 V ' in 19+ 'N ' 11 . M Nm if K I EIGHTH GRADE MISS PISANO'S HOMEROOM MR. COUSAR'S HOMEROOM MISS HANSON'S HOMERGOM MISS VALOIS' HOMEROOM MISS DOLAN'S HOMEROOM 2 F: Q 12 V. l E 1 1 1 l I ' SEVENTH GRADE MR. LUCK'S HOMEROOM MRS. 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M., , , ,X .xi ffm ,gm X X X X Xa XXQXXQ wg QXSXXXX ' rp A 1, s X:-X' if WSXX: mgm .wggf 1 if X:-Q1 irq ' X.f X ,, - -ui! ,spin ws 'A:':we - ,X 5 , Ag, 12a1X,e kg-ev, 1,X,g.g,9 g51,'k .- , 2 ' fx . bus zfmf awk Eaffmiz X Mem 1 XXX.--X: ,XM V 1 g .1 .1 ,- X -. L L 'XmAo,,l.Xi a-N., , 1' i 1 SENIOR STUDENT CONGRESS The Senior Student Congress is the representative body of the students of the' sen- ior high school - sometimes referred to as the fountainhead of the extra-curricular pro- gram-and is organized to promote a better understanding of the duties and the respon-, sibilities connected with a student participation program. lts purposes are to promote better student relations, to coordinate student activities, and to encourage participation and good school citizenship. Some of the activities of the Congress include: the production of the annual Vari- ety Show, Treasure Chest Drive, annual Youth Day Celebration, School Color Day, and participation at the State Convention of High School Councils, Rutgers University. QThe officers are Norman Thompson, president, James Hiney, vice presidentg Felicia Notarangelo, secretary, Steve Lafko, treasurer. The faculty sponsor is Mr. Joseph Kennedy. 42 JUNIOR STUDENT CONGRESS The purpose of the Junior Student Congress is to promote school morale, good cit- izenship, and participation in extra-curricular activities. These activities include ,the sale of the Calendar of Events, Variety Show, Treasure Chest, and participation in county and state meetings and in school assemblies. The officers are Martin Rathke, presidentg Jim Lorenzen,,vice presiclantg Christine Vogel, secretary: and Maureen Griffith, treasurer. Miss Roberta Morris is the sponsor. 43 BOOKWORMS STAFF The Bookworms staff is composed of Library Council members who are interested in publishing the magazine which keeps faculty and students in- formed about new library acquisitions. On the staff of Bookwormsi' are Gary Heide, editorg Barbara Wogisch, assistant editor, Dorothy Wood, art editor. Miss Arlene Adam is the sponsor. HONEYCOMB Honeycomb aims to provide for Bergenfield Junior High School students an opportunity to learn basic trends of good journalistic style and to plan and work their material into a comprehen- sive and interesting newspaper. The editor is Linda Crozier, assistant editors are Susan Starr and Melinda Erdbergg secretary, Lucille Giganteg treasurer, Danny Longberg. Miss Patricia Sherlock is the sponsor. In December i9-'12, a year and a half after Bergenfield High School was built, the student body clamored for a school newspaper, and B-Hive was born. In its fourteen years B-Hive has seen a number of changes. From birth when B-Hive was a small ll inches high by 8 inches wide release, it has grown to a full-sized paper, i5 inches tall by IO inches wide. The first issue of B-Hive resembled mimeographed sheets but it was a beginning. Over the years B-Hive has improved 'as a school newspaper. Starting out with a second-class rating, it worked itself up to a First Place at Columbia University. Two years ago it was rated one of the ten best school newspapers in New Jersey. This year's staff includes: James Brennan and Jean Gravelin, co-editorsg Sandra Graham, news editorg Bob Keller, sports editorg Judi lntrocasa, feature editor. The sponsors are Mr. John Curry, editorialg Mr. Joseph Kennedy, business. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEES ELEVENTH AND'TWEi.FTi-I GRADES The purpose of this Assembly Committee, which meets once a week, is to schedule the assembly programs and to assist, when necessary, in the presentation of these programs. The committee strives for programs which are both educational and inspirational. The officers include Judith Boyd, presidentg Elizabeth Schoonmaker, vice presidentg Alice Sedgwick, secretary, Aloyse Holman, historian. Miss Louise Frownfelter is the sponsor. JUNIOR HIGH The Junior High has two assembly committees. They are the same in structure and purpose, but are completely separate in regard -to officers and the group for whom they perform their services. Each group consists of at least one member from each homeroom of the specific grade conerned, and has for,its purpose the planning of assemblies that are both educa- tional and inspirational. . cITSU'? i - ' 1 ' Ji' IQ . issfe gf- I 1-w i iw. 5 .I LIBRARY COUNCIL The Library Council was organized to assist the librarian in making all the resources of the library available to faculty and students. The officers are president. Lynn Ulrich, vice president, Gary Heideg secretary-treasurer, Barbara Wogisch and faculty sponsor, Miss Arlene Adam. TENTH GRADE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The Tenth Grade Assembly Committee, under the sponsorship of Miss Louise Frownfelter, consists of one representa- tive from each tenth grade homeroom. The members help to secure sponsors for the assemblies and they assist, when necessary, in presenting programs. Sue Engelhart is president: Ellen Swicker, vice presidentg Emily Cesareo, 45 . . . . . secretaryg Iris Kristiansen, historian. f . ,fgbvff 3 ,X R? 4 3155 2 s7L:ifft1ef,. saw'-'-iffgafigafgzg, fmygggr T63 Y I 'lA:n-M e we ...mann w.wmf,, BUILDING AND GROUNDS COMMITTEE The Building and Grounds Committee is sponsored by Mr. Paul Hoffmeister, the prin- cipal of our school. The permanent officers are president, Mike Gross, vice president, Herb Hendriksong secretary, Carol Von Scheidt. Our activities are many. We take care of lawn signs, help with the locker inspection, assist in landscape maintenance, report building needs, and run cleanliness cam- paigns by means of posters and homeroom meetings. USHER STAFF The Usher Staff consists of thirty girls who are selected by the faculty and student members. Our purpose is to welcome our parents and friends at important social func- tions, the Variety Show, Senior and Junior plays, Christmas Pageant, Spring Concerts, and Junior and Senior Graduations. The officers are: president, Judy Danielsg secretary, Leila Meerman. The faculty ad- viser is Miss Constance Soldner. EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE This committee is a standing committee of Student Congress. It acquaints the stu- dents with clubs open for membership and encourages the participation of each student in two clubs-one a large one and the other small-so that experience is obtained in group projects. The committee stresses the importance of supporting all -school activi- ties. 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When she discovers that football playing and being a girl are incompatible, a return to peaceful family living results. 50 -W1 '- N- mm W- A ...urn -2154-f 1-gf'-W if 'UB ' mg? I N y L, , f M' Fira ' 1 I ,. ,. Q . - , wg f gg, X. ,,. , vi Y. Holger . Steen . . Bertel . Old Woman Priest . . Candlelight Processional to the Nativity Scene composed the Christmas Program. Characters of the Play . . James Hendrickson A Lady .... . . . . Allen Dubetsky A impervious Man . . . . Robert Klass A Young Girl . . . Diane Efferen The Mary . . . . Martin Braeske The Joseph , . Aloyce Holman Ronald Juricek Madelyn Louis . Judith Adler George Summer BERGENFIELD HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR The Bergenfield High School Choir is the major mixed choral organization performing in the senior high school. Its members are chosen by auditions, and the choir has assembly pre- sentations and performances at the Annual Spring Concert and Christmas Pageant, along with various outside performances. This organization meets twice a week lunchtime. Credit is given for participation in the choir. This year the head section leader is William Higginson, and other sections leaders are Adele Moss, Barbara Greiner, and Robert Pihl. The sponsor of the choir is Miss Joan Mason. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Senior High School Girls' Glee Club is the major girls' group performing in the senior high school. Membership in the organization is determined by auditions, and the girls meet one day a week after school. The Glee Club performs at the Annual Spring Concert and at assemblies. The head section leader is Judy lntrocasa, and other section leaders are Kathleen Patterson and Patricia Brown. The sponsor is Miss Joan Mason. 53 HIGH SCHOOL BAND l The Bergenfield High School Band is composed of eighty-four musicians, and under the direction of Dr. Bernard Baggs and Mr. Albert Mura is one of the outstanding groups in Bergenfield High School. It performs at all Afootball games, participates in the annual Clifton Festival, and climaxed its marching band season this year by again leading the annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York. ln the spring the concert, and later at the Junior Play. The band's performances are concluded with the Memorial Day Parade and commencements. The drum majorette is Edith Nintzel. - INSTRUMENTAL STUDENT STAFF H IGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA The High School Orchestra directed by Dr. Bernard Baggs performs for all Senior High School assemblies and the Senior Play. The highlights of its appearances are the annual Christ- l 54 mas Pageant and the annual Spring Concert. ib- 1, 5 v-W1 ff' l H 6 , . Q f ,a'w,' I 'M ' , . K , . , fu I . 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These students work to help make rehearsals function smoothly and provide student leadership in the choral music groups. BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club provides opportunities for senior high school boys to sing men's music together. The performances of the Glee Club include assemblies. The head section leader is James Hiney. The sponsor is Miss Joan Mason. 56 JUNIOR HIGH BOYS' CHORUS This group meets once a week under the leadership of Mr. Harold France. Membership is open to all boys of the junior high school who desire to sing. It is a relatively new group and performed in the junior high Christmas assembly. JUNIOR HIGH DOUBLE QUINTET This group is selected from the Girls' Chorus. The ten members meet under the leadership of Mr. Harold France. They perform in assembly pro- grams and present a type of music which is usually not presented by the main chorus. They are on all programs of the Junior High Music Department. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' CHORUS This group meets every other week under the leadership of Mr. Harold France. Mem- bership is open to all girls of the junior high school who desire to sing. The organization per- formed for the elementary schools before the winter holidays and before the Spring Festival. It also presented a 'Christmas program in the assembly and took part in the annual Junior High 57 Spring Festival. 'Kim I I h 9 , 7-n' k PLANT CLUB The Bergenfield High School Plant Club consists of fourteen members of the senior high classes. Each member tries to follow his specific interest with plants, using the school plant room facilities for propagation, plant study, making decorations or any other re- lated use. An interesting program of individual plantings, field trips, Christmas deco- rations, festivities and conservation, has been arranged by the club of- ficers: Lana Leman, presidentg Ron- ald Henrickson, vice presidentg Chris Meadows, secretary and treasurer. SCIENCE CLUB The purpose of the Science Club is to promote interest in all phases of science and to explore the possibilities of science as a career. The club is limited to twenty-five members, with first choice open to seniors and jun- iors who are interested in this field of study. Activities include weekly programs and one service project for the high school each year. The president is Fred Bingmang vice president, Harold Lindstromg secre- tary, Philip Barrg treasurer, Ronald Juricek. The faculty sponsor is Mr. Harry E. Adams. MICROSCOPE CLUB The Microscope Club is sponsored by Mrs. Wilma Shanahan and meets on Monday of each week. The of- ficers are Robert Cook, presidentg Otto Stolz, vice president, and Fred Klenk, secretary-treasurer. There are no set qualifications for membership but all members should have an interest in science and biology. The purpose of the club is.to promote a better un- derstanding of life around us. The club sponsors many activities. Field trips are taken to various points of interest, such as Lederle Labora- tories and a dairy farm. Also the club helps to distribute literature on the various campaigns against heart dis- ease, etc. 60 DRAMATICS CLUB The aim of the Dramatics Club is to promote interest in play production and to put this interest to work in giving short plays for the assemblies and the club. ln order to present these plays ef- fectively, individual study on the var- ious phases of stage arts is presented to the group in the form of reports. This knowledge is utilized by the members who serve on the different committees needed for presentation of a play. This club is open to all students from grades ten through twelve. The only requirement is an enthusiasm in dramatic arts. Dorothy Nelson is the president, Gail Doucette, secretary, Miss Louise Frownfelter, sponsor. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club meets every Tuesday under the sponsorship of Mr. William Cook with the assistance of Mr. Norman Towns. Bob Haut is the president, Bruce Leges, secretaryg John Major, treasurer. The club aims to help students sin- cerely interested in photography to learn how to operate the equipment and to learn the techniques of taking pictures and processing the film to the finished print. The club takes pictures of all school functions, such as, athletic events, class plays, class dances, special class- room assignments, etc. We have a working agreement with, the B-Hive and several of our prints have been accepted for the school newspaper. Once a year we sponsor a photography contest open to the entire student body. CREATIVE WRITING CLUB The purpose of the Creative Writ- ing Club is twofold: to learn the mechanics for creative fiction writing, and to submit the original works of the club's members to the school paper and to scholastic mazazines where they may be considered for publication. To qualify for membership a stu- dent must be in the senior high school and must have an A average in Eng- lish. The president is Judy Lenz, vice president, Ann Brandtg secretary, Kathie Agayoffg treasurer, Phyllis Leg- giereg faculty sponsor, Miss Helen Soumas. THE AQUARIUM CLUB The Aquarium Club is sponsored by Mr. Ralph Clark. Officers include Jef- frey Prendergast, president, Bob Hauf, vice president, and Linda Koster, who serves as secretary and treasurer. The members take care of the aquarium in school. They also raise and breed their own tropical fish and thus they try to further their knowledge of tropical fish. HOBBY CLUB The Hobby Club is organized for students who have special interests and abilities in one or more of the following activities: doing things, col- lecting things or acquiring them, mak- ing or creating things, studying or learning about things. The members display the many articles which they make or collect in a show case. These are enjoyed by the entire student body. The officers are: president, Phyllis Lindstromg vice president, Michael Dow, secretary, Thelma Fucinig treas- urer, Ronald Buthe. Miss Augusta Dorfler is faculty sponsor. ROD AND GUN CLUB The purpose of the Rod and Gun Club is to encourage the outdoor sports of hunting and fishing. lts activities include field trips, hunting and fishing trips and participation in conservation projects. The officers are Harold Hogrefe, president, Jim Hiney, secretary, and Alan Siegel, treasurer. The sponsor is Mr. John Le Roy. 62 STAGE LIGHTING CREW Paul Daisy, John Hough, Mr. Fred- erick Hohn, Sponsor, Glenn Furchner, James Di Sciascio. LEADERS' CORPS The purpose of the Leaders' Corps is to improve the standards of sports- manship among the student body of B.H.S. and to help the Physical Edu- cation Department. The activities of the club include a carnival, playday with other schools, and a Faculty game. The club also gives a scholarship to a deserving sen- ior girl in June. The officers of the club are presi- dent, Judith Boyd, vice president, Brenda Brown, secretary, Carolyn Ha- ger, treasurer, Charlotte Wintsch, point keeper, Adele Moss. Mrs. Claire Millard is the sponsor. SENIOR HIGH DANCE COMMITTEE The Senior High Dance' Committee organizes groups for dances, schedules class dances, determine procedures re- garding dances, and supervises the dance program for the year. The officers include Kathy Lindner, president, Carol Holland, secretary, Jean Smith, treasurer. Mr. William C. Beard is the sponsor. 63 DIE DEUTSCHE STUNDE This club, composed of German students, is sponsored by Mr. George Van Lunen and its officers are Carolyn Hager, president, George Schember, vice president, Trudy Braunlich, sec- retaryg and Sandra Graham, treasurer. The purpose of the club is to get acquainted with German culture, Dur- ing the year the members participate in the Variety Show, have a Christmas party, learn German songs, corres- pond with German students and take a trip to New York to eat in a German restaurant and to see a German movie. FRENCH CLUB The French Club, which meets every Tuesday, is open to all students of .French from grades 9-l2. The purpose of this club is to develop an interest in the history, institutions and culture of France. This purpose is accomplished by various activities, in- cluding the showing of films, and slides, games, and informal talks and reports about France. The officers are Carl Brundin, president, Carol De Genaro, vice president, Mary Ann Neubauer, secretary, Marilyn Kadu- son, treasurer, The faculty sponsor is Miss Ellen Manassee. LATIN CLUB All students in the Latin classes are eligible for membership in the Senatus Populusque Romanus. The club aims to help its members learn more about classical civilization and to give them the lpportunity for comparing the life of the ancient Romans with present day habits and customs. Two meet- ings are held each month - business and social. The officers are: consuls, Linda La lacona and Sarah Matisoffg scribe, Barbara Weeningg quaestor, Ene Stock- holm, censor, Leah Eisensteing faculty sponsor, Miss Elizabeth McCann. 64 . l l 5 1 r l i i 5 w l l 1 . r . . PAPER CRAFT CLUB The Paper Craft Club was organized this year under the sponsorship of Miss Joan Daniels to help the students develop the ability to work with their hands. Membership is open to students of grades nine through twelve. Activi- ties include learning to create objects of art from paper. The president is Diane Sardinasg vice president, Linda Challesg secre- tary, Joan Lampineng treasurer, Cathy Castellano. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ART CLUB The Junior High School Art Club, meets each Wednesday afternoon. The students are allowed to try art activities which under normal class circumstances might be difficult. This semester many of the members are working in clay. The officers are president, Nancy Steing vice president, Nancy Flanagang secretary, Joan Lampinen. Miss Ruth Cox is the faculty sponsor. 65 MASQU ERS The Masquers, the Junior 'High Dramatic Club, is sponsored by Miss Audrey Besaw and Miss Juliet Valois. The officers are Carla Brandt, presi- dentg Linda Glassman, vice president- treasurerg and Terry Cox, secretary. The club meets every Wednesday afternoon and the only qualifications for membership are an interest in dramatics and the intention of taking part in club activities. The purpose of the club is to encourage an active interest in dra- maticsg to discover through dramatics the fun and enjoyment of make- believe and imaginationg to provide an opportunity for 7th and 8th grade participation in dramaticsg to provide an outlet for the interest and ability of these students, to prepare the stu- dents for participation in the senior 'high dramatic activitiesg and to prac- tice the skills of stage craft. This year the club has worked on three plays and enjoyed a field trip to New York to see the play No Time For Sergeants. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Future Teachers of America was organized to acquaint high school students with the various aspects of the teaching profession. Boys and girls of fine character and scholastic achievement are encouraged to join. The members of the club have an opportunity to teach in the elementary schools, assist teachers in the high school, put on assembly programs, visit neighboring colleges, entertain the faculty and alumni at teas, and present an annual scholarship to one of the senior members. The officers are: president, Carol Drabikg vice president, Joan Probert, secretary, Nancy Hellenbeckg treas' urer, Alice Stoldtg historian, Robert Feigleg point keeper, Mary Lou Bos- chang librarian, Brenda Brown. The sponsor is Miss Mary Rule. FUTURE NURSES' CLUB The Future Nurses Club was or- ganized for the first time this year under the sponsorship of Mrs. Mar- garet Shugerman to help students find out whether nursing is a career for them, to acquaint them with the op- portunities and requirements in the nursing field, and to satisfy their in- terests in personal and community health. The president is Evelyn Gabrielsg vice president, Marita Volpe-Q secre- tary, Jean Smith, treasurer, Ann Keller, PERSONAL TYPI NG CLUB The Personal Typing Club is open to members of Grades lO, ll, and l2 who have not been able to get Typing into their regular schedules. Here they learn to type for their own personal use. Members meet each Tuesday in Room 5. Beverly Thorson is the chair- man and Mrs. Helen Pembleton is the sponsor, TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y is the girls' organiza- tion affiliated with the Y.M.C.A. Some of the activities of the club during the year include the induction ot new members in a joint service with the Hi-Y, a faculty tea, a mother and daughter tea, selling Sports Programs, and giving 'a Thanksgiving and a Christmas basket to a needy family in Bergenfield. The purpose ot the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend through- out the home, school and community high standards of Christian character. The officers are president, Kathleen Patterson, vice president, Carolyn Ha- ger, secretary, Lana Leeman, treasurer, Annette Stoldt, chaplain, Charlotte Wintsch, historian, Margaret Wirth, sponsor, Miss Joan Abrahamsom. Hl-Y The Hi-Y is sponsored by Mr. Richard Engsberg. It meets every Monday to create, maintain and ex- tend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian character. The activities of this or- ganization include the publication and sale of Sports Programs, the sale of soda at football games, landscaping of the school, serving at Parents' Night and at Open House, and participation in Y.M.C.A. conferences. The officers are Paul Kemmerer, president, George Chiorazzo, vice president, James Von- Frank, secretary, James Hiney, treas- urer, Richard Lindstrom, chaplain, David Adler, historian. GOVERNMENT STU DY CLUB The Bergenfield High School Gov- ernment Study Club has been or- ganized tor the purpose ot studying governments on the local, county, state, national and international levels. Its membership is open to all stu- dents of grades lO, ll, and I2 who qualify according to B.H.S. rules for club membership. The officers of this club are: presi- dent, Jean Gravelin, vice president, Joanne McCormick, secretary, Carol Drabick and treasurer, Anton Gross. Mr. R. E. Hunter is sponsor of the Club. ff. ,K am? ? ,Q 1 wx x g ' Q' A ,fffvv e 'H ' 5 WGN zen' wg, A 513 . lx. Q Q J 4 E32 if Qi' .L 2 gf? ' a! 55 sg E figlgi. Qffvif' fav QA QF W, M ,ww J 4+ , x 3 dwg Y.-wwg .WQTXQQ A 1 ' ,'gfgz.se' .' igfaiivsm-i,?5,SWr3'J'4'x2 5 Q ziffivwzizk ' fi - ' M' - .:' M f ' , N iw ' . , ff 1,'lQ1:1 , v QYS ti' 1 2 5 'li wg w Q ,gn . b lv K 4 W ', , . . , X B , 11 Y, f, A Q U .ig 'f 1 ,gm . - 3.w5isQ, , ,K5,,,N,, X , 1 ., An. fy, 1 , ,K K , 1 -3:13. 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O - 21 Away 17 Wood-Ridge ..... ....... 3 9 - 13 Home Despite the fact that the Mites had only a mediocre season, posting a 3-4-1 record, Coach Charles Baker boasts that he had a most enjoyable season. After dropping the first two games to Tenafly and Westwood, the Mites dumped Weehawken and Hasbrouck Heights. ln the last four games of the seeason the boys played their' finest football, offensively and defensively. The highlight of the season was a scoreless tie with league champions Dumont, a game in which the Mites completely outplayed the Huskies, but were unable to cross the Dumont goal line. Optimism runs high for next year's squad. However, fourteen seniors on this year's squad will be leaving: Gene Brendel, Henry Dellaratta, Joe Dunn, Walter Fowski, Michael Klausner, John Leeman, Kenneth Medearis, Ronald Porath, Alan Siegel, Harold Spandonis, Daniel Telesca, Bob Thaler, Richard Tremper, and Bill Weston. 72 aw, Rfiif Q3 qi JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL B.H.S. Opp. October I Tenafly ,..,.. .,.... ..... O - O Away 8 Westwood .............,,....... 32 - 7 Away l5 Pascack Valley Regional 6 - 19 Home 22 Hasbrouck Heights .,...... 26 - 7 Home 29 Fort Lee ,.,...,,.,...,,......... I3 - 7 Home November 5 Dumont ....,,,.,........ .... O - I3 Away I2 Bogota ........., .... 7 - O Home 19 Wood-Ridge ..... ..,. l 9 - 6 Away FRESHMAN FOOTBALL B.H.S. Opp. October 12 Northern Valley Regional .,.. 2- O Away November2 Fair Lawn lMemorial Jr. Highl ,,.. 20 - l9 Away 16 Englewood .,.... I3 - O Home BASEBAL L VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE April May 6 Tenafly ......... Home I I I Wood-Ridge ...,. Home I5 Fort Lee ....... Away I8 Dumont .... Away 22 Bogota ,.,,,-..,,,.,,-,.. ...,,. H ome 25- Park Ridge ................ ..... A way 29 Hasbrouck Heights Home Tenafly ...... Westwood ,,... Wood-Ridge .... Fort Lee ....... 'Dumont .... Bogota ..,.............., ...... Park Rldge ............... ...... Hasbrouck Heights Westwood ................ ...... Englewood .........,.... ...... Q , 'lu ., fd -:Q I SENIOR BASEBALL MEMBERS Away Home Away Home Home Away Home Away Away Home BASKETBALL The basketball team with Coach Robert Alvord and Manager Jim Brennan enjoyed one of its finest seasons when it posted a IO-8 record. The high points were two victories over arch- rival Dumont. Pete Gaynor, Ed Cichewicz, and Ken Bedell led the scorers with Gene Brendel, Bob Schuessler, and Art Herold close behind. Englewood .U Hawthorne Tenafly ,,,,.. Wood Ridge Fort Lee A,,.,. ,,... Dumont .... Bogota ...,....,,......, -M Park Ridge Hasbrouck Heights ...., ,,,, 1-If VARSITY BASKETBALL Home Away Away Away Home Home Away Home Away Westwood ..... ,,..., Saint Cecelia Wood Ridge Fort Lee ,.,,. ,,,,,A Dumont .... Bogota ........ .....,.., ...... Park Ridge .........,,..... ..,.,, Hasbrouck Heights ...... ....,, Westwood .,,,,.........,.. ....,. 5i. Away Home Home Away Away Home Away Home Home FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Despite a slow start, the potential-laden Bergenfield Freshmen found themselves in time to finish strong in the Bergen County Junior High School league. Their league record read 6-6. The Mites were only defeated by Englewood and Ridgefield in the second half. Victories were gained over Fairview, Leonia, Ridgefield Park, and Cliffside Park. ln other games the Freshmen defeated Dumont and lost to Fort Lee. A strong Lyndhurst team midged the Frosh in their bid for a tournament victory. 77 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Cheerleaders, sponsored by -Mrs. Claire Millard, meet twice a week. The purpose of this club is to cheer at all Varsity football and basketball games. The club also par- ticipates in pep rallies, cheering competitions, the annual Sports Dinner, and assemblies. , Q : f , HW tim? at Kr gr The members of the 1956-57 squad are Claire Ohmberger, captaing Leila Meerman, co-captaing Dottie Di Giovannig Felicia Notorangelog Ginny Sunmersg Cookie lnganamortg Pat Vehrkensg Diane Bolandg Jean Smith, managers We, the graduating cheerleaders, are proud to say, We are the girls who cheered for the i956- 57 Mighty Mites. fe i 5 'S T 5 ' 5 ,. - W ua H X , F U'5:fiff'il1 -- C ' - zgxzff T 1 ' f f i,svf ii'1FF'z Uffflr .sfiisftzfgii -f g7f,e7,efgQ2 PW , fzvififiir fiflfizfvffrg 'Q t,.w,.4i w: K 1 k,5Fr,5y5, . 'zEYlft1es,s i'a5l5issiT: V , MQVN '5 t I 80 I A 7: -,',. QW' w: jf' - ,Q 'fm-.s:,, V A ., A ,X .. w Q ,:.,. Z Q -zz, :txt , . 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MwN.1c.,,., w.,,.,....A,..v,.W,Wh .,,,,..,..-....,..,.E Who's Who - Best Personality Pat Vehrkens Pete Gaynor Most Respected Audrey James Norman Thompson Best Dressed Helen Desposito Ken Lane Class Flirts Elizabeth Schoonmaker Duck Tremper Venus and Adonis Cufesi' Joanne Dunmeyer Ken Bedell Class Dreamers Alice Sedgwick Blll Weston Mary Ann lnganamort John Leeman Who's Who Shyest Adele Moss Philip Barr Best Looking Margaret Eichel Harold Hogrete Most Likely to Succeed Charlotte Wintsch Walter Fowski Class Pals Kathleen Patterson Class Pals Ca 0lYV1 Hagel' Tony Levatino Bob Keller Best Smile Leila Meerman Mike Klausner Best Athletes Carol Kehoe Gene Brendel Class Cut Ups Judy Introcasa Who's Who John De Angelis Best All Around Maureen Holl Henry Dellaratta Class Lovers Diane Washburn John Jordan Most School Spirit Diane Efferen Alan Siegal Hot Rodders Jackie De George Bob Feigle Most Musical Tony Gross Jean Gravelin Best Actress Best Actor Carol Drabik Bill Higginson 90 Qt. . . Ar-fy , if' 1 N' - 4 S' 'f Ns-.-I' f 'W W WW W f i. s ffiiii i is . his , X V.v- f gl- yan - .E f WW f by ci.Ass Msmomiss 4 - . S i W Dear Alma Mater, W 'W W WW W' WWW' W W V wmW h W h H We readfthis first as we are readying ourselves to leave you. But we XS! te-1, s a not soon orgetyou. ' fe'e' 'eirf r eree WT A As freshmen, the eyes of the junior high were upon us as the gradua- Wi Wi g f ., ggi y ting class. We were thrilled, when our pinsfinally arrived, andywavecl glee- y gf J' X fully as the buses pulled away from the school onrthe morningof the'1itradi+f7iiWi'ai W 4 ff tional class trip to Rye Beach. We were all on pins and needles awaiting the ggi? inspiring cejregiony that marked the end of one phase of our g,'g7' highyischool, 'W . g .ii ,vi , f career-an t e start of another. WW WW T W W 1' WW W W 'WW W W W if 'iWW ' Xl i g We entered biology the first day of our sophomore year expecting the W W Wil I f worst. Soon, our very successful Sadie Hawkins dance was hel.cl5l.,,,, Novemberg, rgi .yyyy y yyly , ff fflil, y foungl the school gloating about our band leading the Thanksgiving Dayf' W ' i . . .,, Para e. Spring brings back memories of visions of blocks and circles, mem- ories of theitestsitaken this year. - . 2 T , ,'t1 N-..,,, , - f Junior year taught us some high pressured sales talk, asWWWwe peddledi WW W ' T y cardsand stationery. Many of our mothers, surely will recall the cake we sold at lunchtime. Nowthat we were juniors, more and more-'of your oral' T' . T s 1' 4 f ganizations were open to us, and we got our first tastes of flying from one K gd meeting to another. Time Qut for,Ginger scored a big hit, ,We began toy, ,X feel very grown-up as we attended driver-ed classes, aridicourited'thfe'daysf.Wi i DL, ,..- L,,5l,, K until- 'W C W . Our two successful dances, the,Sock .Rock,.r,and .t.l9,e, Winter Wonderz W y land, helped us to end our junior year with more money than ariy class 'W'i , K g preceding ours. fp, fd' ' Who will ever forget the thrill- of choosingffthe ring? The symbol of ig. g, Wi 3 J, seniority, emblazoned with the magic numbers '57, at last arrivedQ Now, now, we were almost seniors. . 5 We all eagerly awaited the adventuresknownasSenior Year. Septemf yf QQ, , ber rolled around, bringing with it the realization that we entered your por- We 1 tals for the start of ourlast year of high school. The days passed in a flurry A I of clubs being reLorganizedW, football,fcheeringfband practices, andifchoifce, - i jg of the Senior Play. October was upon us, and Christmas cards came right ' ' with it. The Variety Show was really Mostly Martha, but the Guest Conductor helped all the talented senior dancers, too.ix WNoveWmber1brought 1 i ...i.... if X xx I: Z I y Mr, Barry's Etchings and an unforgettable scoreless tie in our last i Dumont game. - , y C, , y , Thedays flew by as Christmas approached. Whoswill ever forget the' af g transformation of the gym at the Christmas Dance? January really con- 2- tained a Wpile oflrbooks,-fast resolutions tosmake ii, the last. semester the best. , one were made. Decisions on colleges, careers, business schools, or?ArmeWd Wt qi Forces were made and re-made. y g g , WW 'Weshall, Alma Materjf let the memory ofwour.lastsmicl-yearijjexanris . i remain quietly at restl W WW W fy! i, , March roared in, bringing ourywonclerful last year-closer and closer to .llfyil j its climax. The heightened fieeling'Wof lasts crept into our ii.t SVGl'YiW,l'r3Cl'l0YfiWZiWw iil'5f,f'v the last Spring Concert, the last Elk's Dance. But' April and May, the naonths of,Spring, reawakened thenyew exe ,,g,y U ,ffl citing feelings of firsts. W e dreamed of theW wonderful, mysterious, fu'llW,' 'rii W '.'r I . .Wfffi WW and exciting life that Iav just around the next bendg just over the hill 'i, f namedWCommencement. T . . , i ,. . i , . , , Commencement, The bustle of rehearsalsg the strains of Porno aaar fr i i cz- 'F Circumstance g the curiously-damp eyesg the nostalgia of visiting our fav- , Ai ', orite teachersg of saying So long, and best of luck to all our ,wonderful Nj '.,, g ,,..yggi , friends. This was Commencement, the beginning of things new and W , unknown. V g ' S W We thankyou, Alma Mater, for ourfours years. You hayegiven ,V.i i 5 ix i, W of yourself to us, and we leave you with the hope that we leave some of ' W fy i it ourselves with you. g , g , ,1 fi., i W ff' The Fabulous.f757 W -.'y. I9 - . ,V git' , ii, y . . .K ' my fy A I ff fy' ' r .',. 'I ,Wi .i': . Earl, . x 1 V f , f -. 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The Yankees. .....,... .,,.,.,.,,, - .,,,,,,----,,,,-, French .......,..,....,,. .... ......,.,,,.,,,,,-,,,,,,,,, , Being happy and having fun .............. One girl .......................,..,....,..,,,, , Nights out ............,...........,,..,,,. Full tank of gas ....,..,......,,.. ..,,, ,.,.,,.,, Driving Penelope thesecond ....., Driving .......,...,..,.,.,,,.,,,,,,,,, -, ,,.,, Mint green T-birds ....... Will Most Likely Be Research, scientist ...... A statisticlan ..........,... Going to college ........ Married, .,.,,.........,..,. A comedian ,.,....... E'nslaved ............................. ...... Merchant ...........,......................,,.,., .- ...,. Clowning with the other two Musketeers. ...................,......... . .... . A doctor .... .......,..,,...,............. ..... School Sp0l'l'S .........,.,. Playing sports ,,,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,,, M --,,--,,-- Food and SDOFTS ...... ...... A wealthy business man ....... l-BYFY .-----..-----... - --.. . .......-,.......,............ Private secretary ............. Rock n' Roll ....,...............,.,,, ,.,,.-,.. ..,,,,, L 0 st .,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ,,,--.,,,, , - Dancing to Fats Domino records. ...... . Cookies ............-..,..., ,,,,-.. .,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,, Indiana ..............,...,,,.,,, 4,,, ,,-,--,,-,,----,,-- Driving my Dad's car ....., Being crazy .......,.,.... . .....,,..., Henry my car ......,. - ........ Ellen .... .,... Tom Weisse ......... Dorothy. DiGioyanni .........,. Ronny .....,.........., ,,,,.,,,..,,,,, Frank DiMaggio ....... - ,.,..... Driving .............,.. ,,....,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, Carl Dohrmanfn .... ..- ......,.. . Carol Drabik ..,...-... .,.,.. Myrna Draeger ................ - People old enough to get a license ....,..........,................,, Nibbling .,,....,........,,....,,.,,, - ,,....,. Dumont, when they lose ....... Joanne Dummeyer ............ ,Tony ............ ...... . .............. . . Roy Dunlap .,........,.... - ..... .Cars .............., . ,... - .,... - ....... Joseph Dunn .......... . .... ,. Football .....,,......,.,..... Abbott D'Ver ......... Diane Efferen ........... Dancing and Singing- ..,,..,... Margaret Eichel .......,,,,,,,,,. Dancing ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, ..,, Robert Elman.- .... -..., ........ People old enough to get a Richard Esposito ....... license ........... : ..,.......,..... - ..,,.,. Pizzas. ....... .....,.............,...,. ,,,.,..,,,,, , , Robert Feig le. ........,..,,,,..,,, Diane .,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,---,-,4.,-----.,, ,-,- g --,,, Walter Fowski ...,....,.....,,,,, , Driving and a good time ...... Carl Franz .........., - ,,,,,,, Girls- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4,,,,-,--.. ,,,,--,,.4,, Beverly Frei ..., L ...... Ricrard Freitag ...... -. certain --..- ....-Cars, pizza pies...-,...... Gl0rIa Gallo... ..... ... ........... -Having a good time ,... .... . . Peter Gaynor..- ......., ,... - Susan Gieger .......... Sandra Graham ............ .Luhmann's .......................,,.. ,.,. I ce skating................-...-......-..- Ferris Wheels and crew cuts ...... Jeannette Graveliyn ,.., - ,,,,,,., M usic ,.,.,,-,,,,,,,,-,,,,-,,,--,,4,,,-,,.,,. Stanley Graves-.. .,.. - ......... Lu hmarin's .........,.,...,..... ,... . .. Barbara Greiner .............,-.. Anton Gross .........,...,......... Carolyn Hager ....... Kathleen Heaney ...... Arthur Herold..- ...... . William Higginson ............. Laura ..................,,..,,... Busy Beaver secretary ....... ... Secretary ........................,. ......,.... ..,... Airline hostess ............, . A nurse ........ ,... .... A dentist .............. ....- Travel ing...-....-...... ......... An accountant .........................,,, Married..-. ......................... - .,,.....,, --,. Forever knitting Ronny's socks ....... ..... Engineer ........................................ . Wal ki A teacher .......... - ....., ..... . ......A teacher..-......... ...... ...... Lab Technician..--.. ........... salesman.-.--..-. .Ditch digger ............................... CLASS Known For Natural wit His accent Shyness Her Laugh His eyes Baseball pools Flirting Quietness Being active in many activities Goofing off Happy ......................... ..... . .. ........ ..... . ....Sports -....Sports writi-ng Eating slowly -..... Blushing Dancing Being an alto Driving her '56 Chrysler Licorice stick Beinga clown Hot rodding Nickname Bull Pixie hairdo ..Chattering His car His height Dimples Car-azy Nash ...-.Being with Myrna ...-.Southern accent Duck A millionaire ................,..... - ....... - ............. Raising fruit flies A singing nurse ................. - ....... .-.. .An 'air-sick airline hostess .... ....-An engineer..............-,...... .Aviator ........ .. ....... Math teacher. ......................... . ...-..,EngIneer..................-,............-... ...... ...-.At the Grand Union..-................... ..-... .School spirit .........-.Her clothes - ......... His head Cisco Marlon jacket Combination of braiyns and brawn Grand Union ...... Found staying in for Mr. LeRoy..-.. ...... Being with Joan . ..... Electrical Engineer ........................... ..... . Analyzing people...-. ...... ln the Army...-...... blood tester.-.-......... Rushing to be on time .................. ,Dry humor - ............ Charleston .Basketball Ace Sitting on her flute Being one of the Big-three Shortening skirts ...,..... ,,.............. ...... ' ' .... -Her music Dish washer at Camp Greenkill....... ..-...His walk COCOIWT-Cream puddings .................... A singing secretary ....................... ...... R eliability All kinds of mathematics .................... On Davis Cup Team ........ ,........ ...... H i s stature Judith Gunfhef ------ -- ------- JOB ---- ---- A - ---- - ---.....- - ....... .. ....., - ....... Married to Joe ................... - ............. Her figure ............Hurrying to be on time........ ...-,Acting ability ---.-'P9l'e------- Married.....-......-.........-.-...-L. Being late ------5P0ffS------- .. .. ....-In service.......... ...... Leaper .....,....... ......Engineer...-.......,.. ......... Slide Rule l'l8l'0lCl l'l0Ql'efe ..... -... .... ..Bl'lf.. ..... .....- .... -,. ......, -, ,,,,, ,- ,,.,..,, ,,,,,, A farmer ,.,-----, M ,,,--,,-, -4 -.-.--- A----Hig Iogkg Maureen Holl ................. ....People ..................,.,., Nancy Hollenbeck ....... - .... Peppermint ice cream ,,,.,,,, Aloyse Holman ......... ......Sports..-....-....-.-..,,-..-- Louis Horens .......... . ...... .Luhmann's .... ....... ,..,...,,. . Lillian Hough...-- ............ . Kenneth Hughes ...,........... .Printing ............. ....,...,., Robert Hunt .... - ...... .. ........ Smilifng ........................................ ..... .Activeness A nursery school teacher ............... ...... ' 'The V2 Kleenex box .A physically fit mathematician ....... ...... .Clever sayings ......Around..............-........................ ......Being a good-time-kid' CPIIHQSG food. .----- ...... -. .............. H aving fun at college ........ ....., S ophistication Urinter......................... ......-....''Greetings Rock fl' RON --------- - ------- ..-.,. D isc iockey ................... ....... , ...... H is record collection Mary Ann lnganamort ...... Bill .................. - ...... Judith lntrocasa ................ Henry Jaggi.-. ..... .. Audrey James.- ................ Carol Johnson .................... John Jordan.-- ........ .. .... ... Robert Josephson .............. Ronald Juricek ....... .. .... .- Michael Karp ...... Carol Kehoe ........ Robert Keller ......... Michael Klausner ............... Writing letters ........... ,.....,. Cars ..........,..,......,,,,,,,,,-- - ,-,,,, F ------, Dancing, good times ,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,---..,, Ricky ..........,........,, ,,,,,,,-,-,,.,,,,,,,AA-,----,- , A certain jealous female .... - ...... - ...,,.. Dod ers ............ ,.... , .....,.....,,,.. ,,,,, 9 Basketball ............ ....., - ,,.,,,. - ,,,,,,,,,,.,,, Women . ................... .......,.. Pizza.- .......,.,,,,,,,,, Q ,,,, 3 ,,,,,,,,,,.., Girls and '50 Oldsmobiles..- ...... . Goofing off .,.,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. Henry Koenig ........ .... - --Cars ,...,..,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,---,,---,-,A,,,-- - Barbara Koster ....... .-.-..-. Stephen Lafko ...........,,...... Kenneth Lane ........... .- .... Linda 'Lalacona.- ............. , Sanford Lambersky ........... . ....,. ..-..-Confused...-.........-.... .Mechanic .... - ...,. - ..,.. . ,- ..,,,,,,,,,,, Interior decorator ...... Married .... . .............. A millionaire ...........,........,,.... ...... Going to colIege.------.,.---, -..- Connected with aeronautics ........ ...... ,Poor ....... . .... , .... .. ...........,...... .-- ., ....... Secretary ............,,. ..............., .-...J ournal ist ,...44,,,,,,,,,,.,.,., ,,,, . . A pharmacist ............................... ...... Parties, pizza ................. ..... - ,,,,. .,,,,,, . , A secretary -,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,,.,. Basketball and water skiing .....,. Sleeping ,.,.,,,,, ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,, N ,,,,,- F- ,.,,,-,,,-' , Eating .... , .... . ..,,.,....,,.,,,,-----,- - Mozzerella cheese ........ In business .............., ,................................ Loaded ....... .-..- ...... -..- .... - ..,.... - ......... .. A teacher ................ .... - .............. ...... Commercial artist ..,.... .... - ...-.- ....... B2 A private secretary ....... . ..... Going to college..- .... -... .... -... .... -. .. ........ Sleepiness Leadership nspecs.. Her giggle Her sportsmanship Spade Conscientious Flirting Wise cracks Sports ......Crazy music Cute smile His red hair Her quiet ways Being late Being a flirt Her quiet ways His beard L06 Richard Lambertson .......... John Leeman ..................... Aline LeGoff A... .......,........, Anthony Levatino .............. Richard Libonati ................ Sebastian Licata ...... John Lindblad ..............,.... . Harold Lindstrom .............. Crazy About The country ...,............ Just plain crazy ,,.. ......... . .. Will Most Likely Be A farm .....In the service........ Parties, potato chips. ............... . .... .. A happy person ....... Home made pizza. .,............................ Business tycoon. ......,. . Women drivers who don't drive! ...,.. . ' A pizza chef .................. Mechanical engineer ..,..... Girls ..,.................,.... ............................ Building hot rods ........... ,..... . .. 'SO Plymouth ,.......... .....Chem ist.......................... .....EIectronics engineer...... Known For His wavy hair Dreaming Her China doll looks kool kar ng up His 'nicknames ........His flirting His pipe His curly hair Her pleasant ways Her clothes Her flirting '56 white Ford convertible Spit curls Nicholas Lubrano ,,..,...,,,,, Phyllis ................,,....................,. ....... A playboy ...............,.... Dorothy Mack ..... ..........,... . Music ....,,,.....................,...................... .A secretary .............................................. .- Barbara Maresca .........,.,,.. ,Greenpond and The Gumper .......... .Saving souvenirs .............................,.,........ Stella Maurer ..............,,..... Pizza and dancing ,................... ....... . A housewife to a sailor named Bob Joanne McCormick ...,..,..... Ronnie. .........,......................... ....... . A secretary ......................,,........................ Eileen McLaughlin ........,... Dancing and parties ....... ....,.. S ecretary. ..,,.......,..........c.......................... .. Kenneth Medearis ...,...,..... Cars ............................. ....... . In the navy .............,,.. ....... . Leila Meerman ...........,,..... Dorothy Monson ...........,.... Adele Moss ........................ William Mulfinger ............. Kenneth Nagel ..,,.............. Edith Nintzel .......,............. Felicia Notarangelo ........... Claire Ohmberger .............. Catherine O'NeiIl .............. . Edna O'Rourke ........ Michael Paccione ...,........... Martin Palcsik .,..,...,,......... Kathleen Patterson ........,.. . Richard Patrissi .........,....... Ruthann Pereira ................ Audrey Perry .......... Robert Phil ........... Ronald Porath. ...,.... ,...... Gail Prendergast ....,,,,.,,.,,,, Barbara Reese. .....,. . Joain Rogers ......,.....,......,.., Constance Roinos. ..... Ann Gale Sands ...... - ........... Nurse. ............................ . Apples .....................,.......... .. ...... .A Children ,......, .......... A .........,..... Cranberry sauce on turkey sandwiches. ........................ . .... . Printing ..............,............... Drag races, ............,...,...... Chocolate nut sundaes ........ Ice cream.. ......,.... .. ............ ... A crazy mixed up kid ....... .A teacher ..................... A printer ...,........ Loafing...A .....,..... ... A singing nurse ........ .....Th in king ................ George ... ...,... .4 ........ , ......... ... Pizza ple ...........A................ A 6' Z , 225 lb. blonde ....., Thunderbirds. ....,.............. ..... . . Peeling out .................... Volkswagens ............... Girls that are 5' tall ...... Certain someone .....,.., Dick ,....,........,........... .... Football .......,.........,........... ... Army wife ...... ,.... .A secretary ......... Housewife ........ Sleeping. ....,.,.. . .......On the road........ On a diet ............ ln traffic court. .... . .....A secretary............... Married to Dick ............. Boats. .............. . ............. . ........ Ari artist ...... A .................. .. construction worker......... Bernie and Rock n' Roll ...... ....... . Typing .............................. ....... Dan5ny.... .... 1 ................. . . Living it up ..................... ... Allan Rosenbaum .............. 'Sl black olds ......................... Tall boysg one in particular ...... A teacherA ..............,...... . Typist ......... A nurse ...... A nurse ....................... .......DentIst........................... ....With Jackie and Edna...... Elizabeth Schoonmaker ..... Dancing ............................... ....... R unining to work ......... Robert Scholp .................... Art ........................... ....... A n artist ................... Robert Schuessler ....,......... Basketball. ............... ........ A n engineer ................ Alice Sedgwick ....... ........ A F li320372 .............. ........ L ab. tech. engineer ....... Alan Siegel .......... Peter Slavin ...... Richard Smith ......... ...... Lesli Sorkin ....... - ............... . Harold Spandonis .............. Ann Stork ............... ........ Virginia Summer ............... George Sumner .....,. ....... . Lavinia Swift ........... ....... Daniel Telesca ......,. ..,,,... G olden Hawks ,......... Robert Thaler .................... Norman Thompson ........... Robert 'Toedter ............ , ..... Seraphina Tortorici ............ Richard Tremper .....,......,.. ........Hunting and fishing...... Driving ........................... ... ..A certain junior ............ , ................. Goal lines even though we can't .....In the service,............ .....At Greenwood Lake.......... Rock n roll .......................................... A biochemist .......................... Being easy going Smile Being quiet Her blushing Cutting up His car Drum majorette Versatility ' Captain of cheerleaders Sports Long blonde hair Bird calls Hot rod School spirit Side burns Her blonde hair Her wild ways Being shy ........His nicknames Her crowning glory Being quiet . ...... .Twang Professional speedball player ....... cross them ................ ................... . .. Having fun ................................. ......... Cheering and fooling around ......... A certain junior girl ..... ............. Brown eyes ................... . ......... .....A teacher....................... .......Psychiatrist or crazy...... ....... Happy wa nderer.......... Sports. ........................... .. ..... The locker room odors ........ Eating pizza .. ............ . .At Bob's gas station ,..... .Blondes ............................. ........ A doctor ...................... .....Out in the woods........ Secretary ..................... Dancing ......... . .................. , ....... Flirting with girls ................... Judy ..................................... ....... . Giggling, .,,................................. Lab technician ........................... ......... . Helen Tseritas ......... ....... . Clothes and new fashions. ................. . Joan Van Valen ...... ....... . Patricia Vehrkens .... ...... Dolores Vonn ....... Dorothy Vonn ...... i Robert Vogel ....... Edna Wagner ....... Bette Ward. ..... A ,............... , Diane Washburn ................ Jacqueline Waterhouse ..... Beverly Watson ................. ' Crew cuts ..........A.,............... .Fishing and basketball ........ William Weston ................A Charlotte Wintsch. ........... Louella Weiner ............ - .... Herbert Wessell ...... ....... Riding around with the girls ........ .- .... Jimmy .................................................. Eddie, my red-headed lrishman..... Brown eyes and tall fellows ...............A Riding in that Olds ......... L. Blondes with blue eyes ....................... Loafing ................................... With Eddie ..A.......................... Seen talking ......................... An Admiral ............................. ........Traveling.............................................Seen with Anne and Jackie...... Eddie ............................................... Driving .... , ............. Fort Worth. ........................... A..A ...... A certain person who is always lat A certain pair of blue eyes ............ Sports ............................. S. A teacher .................... , ........... A secretary ............................. .....Seen with Anne and Edna...... .....A Navy wife........................ Buying clothes .................. In the Air Force .......... .....'Line of diesel workA....... Margaret Wirth ..............A.. Chewing gum. ....... Frank Wolpert ................... Cars and girls .... .... Mr. John Claxton .............A Medical technologist..A... A nurse ...................... .......Cruisifng ............,.................. Class of i957 ........ ....A.. Mrs. Kathleen Hansen. ..... .Peace .,................ Mr. John LeRoy ................. Grouch. ................................... Forever hoping for Utopia. ..... .. Students ............. ... .... .... Miss Elizabeth McCann ..... My f'Chariot .............. ....... Mr. Richard Engsberg ....... Music ............... - ...... Driving it another 20 years ..... U. S. Senator .............................. ........ Remembering H. R. No. 13. ...... ....... . 93 Her cute smile Driving around town interest in Navy Flirting Acting Yellow convertible Figure N School spirit Sense of humor ........Kidding around A in Chemistry Being a clown Coyness Rushirng around Track ability ........Friendly ways ........ The Bomb ........His nickname animal .Versatility ........Being quiet Her jokes Gettihg excited French horn Sweetness Beautiful eyes Saying, No I am not Dottie Saying, l am not Dolores Sharing homework Nutty driving Pleasant ways Going with John Jordan Writing to 'Navy Her diamond Knitting Fishing ........ Persona I ity Her piccolo Giggle Dancing Threatening punishment in lieu of goodies Extensive work with the Senior class His Opportunities Her car-azy homeroom Senior- pics John Agayoff leaves his chemistry apron to anybody will- ing to make up his experiments. David Anderson leaves his interest in sports to any junior who likes to read the paper. Philip Barr leaves his seat in Mr. Brown's Solid class to any' ignorant junior. Kenneth Bedell .leaves his basketball ability to Ed Cichewicz. 'Fred Bingnam leaves his ability to break glasses while playing basketball to Jim Von Frank. Alan Blumenthal leaves his chair in his homeroom to any junior who wants it. Diane Boland leaves her crazy laugh to any junior unlucky enough to have it. Judy Boyd leaves her presidency of Leaders' Corps to a capable junior girl. All her activities to a junior silly enough to take them all. Martin Braeske leaves his jolly red bass drum to any junior sporting enough to carry it. Gene Brendel leaves his 3rd base to Art Latz. James Brennan leaves his white bucks to any junior who can keep them clean. Pat Brown leaves her letter writing to Lehigh U to any junior who can keep it up. f Mike Caputo leaves his auto-mechanical notebook to Paul Oneto. Cecelia Cecchino leaves her hike to school every morning to her sister Monica. Rita Colgin leaves her three TTT's, on her jacket to a lucky majorette. M Judy Daniels leaves her flaming red hair to Diana George, and Usher Staff presidency to her successor. Betty Ann De Angelis leaves her band music, uniform, and dirty shoes to any junior in the band who will have as much fun as she did in band. John De,Angelis leaves his complete gym uniform to Bob Sarkisian a junior. Jackie De George leaves Henry's parking space to any junior's car small enough to fit in it. Henry Dellaratta leaves his great friend Carl Meyerhuber his football uniform and shoes. Helen Desposito leaves her parking space. Dorothy Di Giovanni leaves her enthusiastic ways to Judy Burghard. Frank Di Maggio leaves his seat in U. S. History to any junior who wants it. Carl Dohrmann leaves his journals and ledgers to anyone taking bookkeeping. Myrna Draeger leaves her hot rodding to her sister Elaine. Joanne Dummeyer leaves her parking spot on Monday for any junior who wants it. Roy Dunlap leaves his recked-up heap to a reckless junior who can handle it. Joseph Dunn leaves his good humor to Art Latz. Abbott D'Ver leaves his stop signs and bills he picked up along the way. Diane Efferen leaves her seat in voice class to any junior who needs it. Marge Eichel leaves her career at the Florence shop to any willing junior. Robert Elman leaves his financial problem to any junior with ability to handle it. Richard Esposito leaves his parking space to his cousin, Stan Pentz, Robert Feigle leaves his driving skill to all juniors. Walter Fowski leaves his torture of waiting for a license when everyone else has his. CLASS Carl Franz leaves his job at Grand Union. Beverly Frei leaves her letter to Dorothy Dix to some forlorn junior. Richard Freitag leaves his job at Acme. Gloria Gallo leaves her red clothes to any junior who loves the color red. Pete Gaynor leaves his parking space to Frank Cumiskey. Susan Geiger leaves her seat in the Campus to any junior who can afford it. Sandra Graham leaves her first-chair trumpet to Russ Baccaglini. Jean Gravelin, Barbara Maresca, Sandy Graham leave their friendship to any BigA3 in the junior class. Stanley Graves leaves his history notebook with facts, facts, facts in it to Dennis Miller. Barbara Greiner leaves her chair library work to Carol Stillwell and Betty Palovchik. Anton Gross leaves his perpetual chair in All-State Orchestra to David Renk. Judy Gunther leaves he rmessy locker to any junior with nerve enough to clean it. Carolyn Hager and Kathy Patterson leave their crazy schemes to any junior nutty enough to carry them out. ' Kathy Heaney leaves her dreams to Carol Holland. Arthur Herold leaves his nickname Leaper to Barry Rover. William Higginson leaves his real low bass notes to Jim Hiney and Walter Schenck. Harold'Hogrefe leaves his chicken-plucking job to any lucky junior. Maureen Holl leaves her senior-class presidency to any deserving junior. Nancy Hollenbeck leaves her kleenex to any junior who has hayfever, sinus, and a runny nose. Aloyse Holman leaves her rectangular parallelepiped from Solid to the first lucky person who claims it. Lou Horens leaves ,his place on the diving board to Barry Rover. Lillian Hough leaves all she learned in Drivers Ed to any junior who wants to be in the Soap Box Derby. Robert Hunt leaves his record collection to Brenda Rode. Mary Ann lnganamort leaves her nickname Cookie. .ludi lntrocasa leaves her private seretary duties for Mr, Claxton to a junior F.T.A.erlwho can fill the bill! Or her position as class wit to Lee Stravalle. Henry Jaggi leaves his parking space in front of the school. Audrey James leaves her laughter echoing through the corridors. Carol Johnson leaves her alto seat in Choir. John Jordan leaves his car to anyone with a good battery. Robert Josephson leaves his '47 Buick. Ronald Juricek leaves his advice to study to any junior Carol Kehoe leaves her unused books to any junior who wants them. Robert Keller leaves his column in the Times Review to any ambitious junior. Michael Klausner leaves his matching shirts and socks to a stylish junior. Henry Koenig leaves his car to the highest bidder. Barbara Koster leaves her seat in Homeroom lO to any junior who wants to fill it. Brent Lafko leaves his Senior Student Congress Treas- urer position to some untrusting junior. Linda La lacona leaves her book of aspirins to any walk- ing medicine chest in the junior class. WILL Sanford Lambersky leaves a pair of Ievis. Richard Lambertson leaves his electric typewriter to Paul Kemmerer. Ken Lane leaves his nicknames Spenc and Skip to any junior who can use them. John Leeman leaves his sleeping pills to Richard Valliant. Aline' Le Goff leaves her unused books to any junior un- lucky enough to get them. Anthony Levatino leaves his dented car doors to Marita Volpe and Florence Knauf. Richard Libonati leaves his dark Italian complextion to Tony Koch. Sebastian Licato leaves his junked '47 Merc to any junior. John Lindblad leaves his Black Book to Richie Stepanian. Harold Lindstrom leaves his Oboe to any junior who has wind enough to play it. Nick Lubrano leaves his towel stealing in gym to anyone who thinks he can get away with it. Dorothy Mack leaves her giggling in study hall. Barbara Maresca leaves her position as captain of the majorettes to any willing junior. 'Stella Maurer leaves her long letter writing to any willing junior. Joanne McCormick leaves her majorette boots to Barbara Wogisch. Eileen McLoughlin leaves her dancing in New York to Margaret Masters. Ken Medearis leaves his gym towel to Art Latz. Dorothy Monson leaves her top spot on the stairway to any junior who has the courage to rise early. Adele Moss leaves her quiet ways to Barbara Wogisch. Bill Mulfinger leaves his typecase in Graphic Arts to someone who wants to sort it. Ken Nagel leaves his '50 Chevy to a reckless junior. Edith Nintzel leaves her baton to any junior who thinks his arm is strong enough and who likes early morning and late night hours. 'Felicia Notorangelo leavves her twirling ability. Claire Ohmberger leaves her captainship of the Varsity Cheerleaders to Jean Smith. Edna O'Rourke leaves her easy schedule to any sleepy junior. Michael Paccione leaves his nightly pin-ups to any straight-haired junior. . Kathy Patterson and Carolyn Hager leave their crazy schemes to any junior nutty enough to carry them out. Richard Patrissi leaves his sideburns to any junior who is too lazy to shave. Audrey Perry leaves her moth-eaten gym suit to any deserving junior. Robert Pihl leaves his '4l Plymouth to any junior an- tique collector. Ronald Porath leaves his speed to Frank Cumiskey. Gail Prendergast leaves her kilt to a brave junior. Barbara Reese leaves her typing ability to a junior girl. Joan Rogers leaves her apron in Chemistry class to any mad junior chemist. Connie Roinos leaves her nicknames to any junior who wants them. V Alan Rosenbaum leaves his seat at library table in home- room to any junior who wants it. Robert Scholp leaves his White Owl cigars to Margaret Cookie Kirsch. I Liz Schoonmaker leaves her track shoes to any late junior. Robert Schuessler leaves his test tubes in chemistry to Art Latz. Alice Sedgwick leaves her history notebook to any junior who wants it. Alan Siegel leaves his flashy '54 Ford to any junior who can afford it. Dick Smith leaves his name Smitty to. any junior with the last name Smith. Lesli Sorkin leaves her chemistry breakage fee to any wealthy junior. Ann Stork leaves her changing of jobs to any junior who can keep it up. Virginia Summer leaves her car keys to any junior girl who thinks she is brave enough to use them. George Summer leaves his locker and track spikes. Dan Telesca leaves his driving football spirit to Tony Koch. Bob Thaler leaves his trouble in finding a parking spot at 8:28 to R. Vallaint. Norman Thompson leaves his President's chair in Stud- ent Congress to a deserving junior. Robert Toedter leaves his privileges to become a senior. Serephina Tortorici ,leaves someone the 'privilege to carry on the name of Elvis Presley in Miss Terra's Steno class. Dick Tremper leaves his statistics board to any football player that gets injured. Helen Tsentas leaves her position as Student Director of the band and orchestra to a capable junior. Joan Van Valen leaves her friendship with the twins to Carol Stillwell. D Pat Vehrkens leaves her undecidedness to any un- decided junior. Robert Vogel leaves his slide rule, to any Junior Physicist. Dolores Vonn leaves her last minute decisions to any junior who can make up her mind. Dorothy Vonn leaves her yakity-yak ways to any gabb junior. Edna Wagner leaves her place in the bakery to any in- dustrious junior. Betty Ward leaves her Moby Dick suit to some rain- minded junior. Diane Washburn leaves her place for two outside home- room il3. Jackie Waterhouse leaves her daily trips between Ora- dell and Bergenfield to some ambitious junior. Beverly Watson leaves the honor of being the first senior girl engaged. Louella Weiner leaves her argyle socks to a collegiate junior. Herb Wessell leaves his bombing in gym class to Rich Stepanian and Dave Adler. Bill Weston leaves his barber shop to Tony Koch and skunk skin to Butch Vaginez Koroghlian. Charlotte Wintsch leaves her job in the library to Bar- bara Wogisch. Margaret Wirth leaves her laugh to any junior who can imitate it. Frank Wolpert leaves his shadow to Rich Stepanian. Mr. Claxton leaves his lovely disposition of the '57 class. Mr. Engsberg leaves his sale of the ice cream to juniors. Mrs. Hansen leaves her study hall frown to any unfor- tunate colleague who may need it. Mr. LeRoy leaves his knack for making up opportun- ities to a colleague. Miss McCann leaves her homeroom I2-l activities to Miss Bartley. ffl: . 1 121 1i lx Egg if fi . 2 if ss 4. 1, . il 35? ln l g, K, lu ' s .. .1 6? 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