Bernards High School - Bernardian Yearbook (Bernardsville, NJ)
- Class of 1954
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The curtain of our school life would be slow to ascend if Mr. Andre was not always lousy before and during each perform- ance striving for perfection in every production, The applause at Curtain Call is a show of thanks for our Director. ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR Q. -.tix G 7 1. ' that QJQ: F - - O I 17 W. WATSON Principal B.S., Columbia M.Ed., Rutgers He guides each step. coaches each line, and OK's each act as we put the pieces of our produc- tion together. Mr. Watson supervises all we do and is greatly responsible for the success ot our perform- ance. Cheers tor a iob well done bring Mr. Watson out from behind the scenery tor an extra bow. 'Wi nv A ' . RODUCED BY FRANCES B. ALLAN-ALLEN-B.M., Linden- wcod College: De Reske Vocal School: Vocal Music, Voice-Choruses. MYRTLE BENNETT -B.C.S., Rider College: Commercial Subjects -Assistant Iunior Class Adviser. GEORGE W. BOUGHTON, IR.-B.S.Ed., Trenton State Teachers' College: Industrial Arts-Assistant Sophomore Class Adviser. CHARLES C. BRASHER-A.B., Washington 6 Lee: Syracuse: English-Senior Class Ad- viser, Service Corps. CAROL CAFFEY-A.B., Mississippi State College for Women: .M.A., Pennsylvania State College: History-Iunior Red Cross, Assistant Iunior Class Adviser. ROBERT COTTER-B.S., Temple: Instrumen- tal Music, English-Band, Orchestra, Cheer- leaders. Twirlers, Color Guard, Assemblies. Sophomore Adviser. IUNE DICKINSON-B.S., New Iersey College for Women: Home Economics-F.H.A. Ad- viser. Drill Team Adviser. WILLIAM H. FOX - B.S., Springfield: English - Dramatic Coach, Assistant Sophcmore Class Adviser, Basket- ball. MILDRED M. GENTZLER-B.A., M.A., Bucknell: Guidance, Psychology - F.T.A. IOSEPH I. GERRITY-B.S., East Stroudsburg: General Science, General Math, Business Practice-Assistant Football Coach, Assist- ant Baseball Coach, Freshman Class Adviser. PATRICIA HALFACRE-B.A., Western Col- lege for Women: Home Economics-Assistant Iunior Class Adviser, Girls' Basketball. MARION HARVEY-B.A., Wilson College. University of Pennsylvania: Latin - Latin club. luv ,gms f.. W. I. HEGSTROM-B.S.Ed., Western Illinois State Teachers' College: Ed.M.. Rutgers: Alge- bra, General Math. Driving-Assistant Foot- ball Coach, Assistant Track Coaoh. KATH- ERINE HOSMER - A.B., Rollins: Columbia: Rutgers: Sevres:- French, Spanish - Ber- nardian, Tri-Hi-Y, Assistant Senior Class Adviser. BEATRICE M. HUTCI'IESON-Secre- tary to Mr. Watson. ALLEN S. IACOBSON-B.A., Westem Mary- larid: Spanish, English-Football Coach, Baseball Coach, Assistant Senior Class Ad- viser. STEPHEN IAYE-B.A., M.A., Montclair State Teachers' College: Social Studies- Attendance, Senior Class Adviser, Student Council Adviser. G. BERNARD KOPP-B.A., Albight: M.A., N.X.U.: Boys' Physical Educa- tion-Director ot Athletics, Intramurals. sl 3 41 Rx .1 ge. .Qs A X , .rj .ev gf! 2 ' f ,f -gf. I I 1 J' ,..,' 4' l P -2' r -I 1-7 -A.B.. Upsala College: English. P.T.. Health fn f A sci .ff 'J -Q' if -A 4.1 5-Aiilr 1 -Q. J, 1.1, we . AL ,sr 'L A . HARRY H. KRUMBIEGAL-B.A.. Ohio: M.A.. Columbia: History-Track Coach. Freshman Class Adviser. LOUISA LUNCEFORD-B.S.. Pittsburgh: Kansas State Teachers' College: M.A.. Columbia: Commercial Subiects - Treasurer H.S. Reserve Fund. Assistant Senior Class Adviser. NATHAN G. MACADAM- B.A.. M.A., Lehigh: Mathematics. Physics- Ushers. ESTHER MCCUR-R.N.. Overlook Hospital: Newark State Teachers' College - School Nurse. FRANKLIN MYERS-A.B., University of Illinois: M.S., Cornell: Biology-Soil Test- ers. Nature Trail, School Forest, Assistant Freshman Class Adviser. HELEN E. NORMAN -Assistant Freshman Class Adviser. fx, 'QW ! i in NAPOLEON I. PAPALE-A.B.. M.A.. Mont- clair State Teachers' College: English-As- sistant Freshman Class Adviser. Crimson. Hi-Y. Assemblies. ELSBETH B. SEARLES- B.A., Upsala College: B.L.A., Trenton Teach- ers' College: Librarian-Assistant Sophomore Class Adviser. .em ,,,g,g H 'I Q,, IAMES SPRAGUE-B.S.. Colby: M.A.. Colum- bia: Mathematics - Iunior Class Adviser. HAZEL TITUS - Boston School of Physical Education-Girls' Physical Education. f 7 if f I My J' X fi ji... DOROTHY THOMS - SecretarY to Mr. Andre IOHN W. UTZ-B.S., State Teachers' College. Bloomsburg. Pa.: M.S., University ot Pennsyl- vania: Commercial Subiects-Athletic Prop- erty Manager. IAMES F. WALKEM-A.B.. Michigan: M.Ed.. Rutgers: Chemistry-Sophomore Class Ad- viser. HELEN C. YEAGLE - Philadelphia Schdol ol Design-B.F.A.. Moore Institute- Art. Stage Sets. BACKSTAGE EVERYQNE ls IN PLACE AND AFTER 0NE P555 QT THE AUDIENCE F'-'Q 'L 7 FRGNT AND CENTER if 1954 ,E E1 rw , A E s W ' N I M E H 5 ' 5 HE CURTAIN v-3 SENICR OFFICERS Mr. Iacoblon. Mr. Brasher. Mr. lays - Chairman. Min Hosmer, Miss Lunceiord. 3 Frank Woznak. Ir.. President: Sondra Myers. Vice-President: Nancy Delfilippis. Secretary: Robert Beringer, Treasurer. SENIGR ADVISORS on I ,ni-J f ' f f ' X 1 1 'f 7 , X , J , ff r ' X Mr X X. ffl it I lj f gilt i X 4 f THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES The panorama of our four years of a successful career at B.H.S. calls to mind some interesting episodes. We entered the box office as small bewildered ingenues, full of eager admiration for the stars who were the upper- classmen. Our cast of aspirants was large and for our leading man we chose foe Brush, who with an able supporting cast, gave an excellent performance in our production of The Fresh- man Return Partyf' He repeated his success the following year as our stellar performer in The Baby Party, After tryouts, Dave Koppes made his appearance as the lead in our Iunior season in A Day in th'e Old South, the theme of our interpretation of what a lunior Prom should be. Through the years, we had many actors and actresses who scored hits in performances depicting sports, music, govern- ment and scholastic achievement. The current season has found us established performers in the theater, The entire student- body voted Phil Weinseimer their favorite actor and as such he assumed the duties of Student Council President, while our own spotlight fell on Frank Woznak who starred in this year's classic, The Palace of the Snow Queen. ' The footlights are fading now and the entire cast is experi- encing deserved bows and curtain calls for, although this period of our drama is ending, we. must continue in our careers with new roles and new scenery. May the applause be loud and long. lex ,gf ,EE ll 51 ' K l 4 ffl X Zi , Z A Z - if ' 41 I 43-11- .1 ...- -,TQ Sandra lean Aldridge Assembly Comm. 2,4, Sec. 35 Freshmen Return Party Comm. 1' Ir. Prom Comm 3' Ir Sponsors 3- Chorus 12 3 V' Pres 4 State Chorus 4 Lat1n Club 3 4 Tr1 H1 Y 34 FTA 34 Bernard1an 4 Ushers 34 Serv1ce Corps 4 Delegate to lersey G1rls State 3 S011 Testers 2 Cr1mson 3 4 RICHARD ACKEN Dxck I.1berty Corn r mb1t1on Chermcal Engmeer Gtrl Shy :Md 'Q SANDRA IEAN ALDRIDGE Sandy Gladstone Amb1t1on Nurse R1chard Acken Well Remembered VOICE 1 '!' l..at1n Club 3 H1 Y 34 Serv1ce Corps 4 Intramural Sports 1234 Baseball 234 If-5. fZ,4L.-Z 144' 2,6- YA1. CH! 699911 I fb mb1t1on Me 1 RQAALL4' , Gentleme er Blondes fc, LI Grease Monkey DAVID ALLEN C Baskmg R1dge 'V' Pleasure Man Attended Guelph Colleg1ate Vocat1onal Inst1tute 1951 Student Counc1l Sec 4 Dance Comm 4 Ir Class Sec 3 Freshman Return Party Comm 1 Baby Party Comm 2 Ir Prom Comm 3 Sr Prom Comm 4 Ir Sponsors 3 Chorus 1234 Dramatlc Club 4 S011 Testers Sec 2 Ushers 34 Bernardxan 4 Cheerleaders 23 Co Capt 4 Attendant to Queen of Hearts A Www loan Anderson Freshman Return Party Comm 1 Ir Prom Comm 3 Sr Prom Comm 4 Chorus l FTA 34 FHA 4 Tr1 H1 Y Bowlmg 4 Ushers 34 Basketball 12 Baseball 34 Skeeter Bernardsvrll Amb1t1on Undeclded Fasc1nat1ng Youth MICHAEL AMBROSE IOAN ANDERSON Baskxng R1dge lu AmblllOD Nurse an Mxchael Ambrose W1sh You Were Here Ir Prom Comm 3 Baseball 123 Capt 4 Intramural Football l Intramural Basketball 3 ,Sgt ' 1: 1,1 F 4-1. ?t, - ef J U I - : 5 0. 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' 4. t A 0 l AN ' .-of - A V h . y Bobby Carter Dance Comm 4 H1Y 34 Chorus l Football 1234 Track 12 3 4 Baskqtfball 12 3 4 BOBBY ROGER CARTER Rebel rnardsv1ll Ambttton Automob1le Salesman See How They Run Frank Casendmo Ir Prom Dec Comm 3 Sr Prom Dec Comm 4 Hall Comm 4 H1 Y 34 Chorus 1234 Bernardlan 4 lntra mural Sports 1234 Varsrty Baseball Mgr 34 Varsrty Football Mgr 4 ,ff Z-,azffbv L. FRANK CASENDINO Cassy Gladstone Ambltton Arr Force Merrrly We Roll Along ,1f'! gf-r Anthony Cmllo Football 1234 All County Football 4 wow ff' ANTHONY CIRILLO Anzalad Bemardsvrlle Ambrtron U S Army All for the Ladles 'tfif i IOAN BUCKLAND om Baslang Rrdge Ambmon Geometry Teacher ll s Oulet on the Westerr Front T sferred Mount St lohn Academy 1952 Ioan Buckland lass Sec 12 Class Treas 3 Dramatlc Club 123 Glee Club 123 School Paper Chief Arttst 1 Asst Arttst 2 Asst Edltor 12 Honorary Soctety 12 Ushers 4 Bernardtan 4 PAUL B CASCIO Paul Lrberty Corner Arnbxtton Restaurateur Hlgher an'd Hrgher Paul B Cuscxo Assembly Comm Co Chm 4 Lat1n Club 34 Dramatrc Club 34 Play Cast 34 Ht Y 3 Treas 4 Band 123 Ba ketball Band 2 Orchestra 1 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 State Chorus 4 8 Hats 4 Sr Quartet 4 IOSEPHINE CHIPPARULLO Io Io Bernardsvrlle Amb1l1OD Secretary Human Comedy Iosephme Chlpparullo lr Prom Comm 3 Sr Prom Comm 4 FH A l 2 Usher 3 S011 Testers 2 Sec to Nurse 4 Bernardtan 4 Bowl mg League 3 15 X ..I N, '11 F 1' I .U . 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W 1 , I, Carmm Donofno Ir Prom Comm 3 Sr Prom Comm 4 H1 Y 34 Chorus 12 Football l234 Track l Natu e Tra1l Contest 2 CARMIN IOSEPH DONOFRIO Saboo Bernardsvtlle Ambrtton Automobtle Salesman Pal loey w-'Q George Englrsh Radxo Club 12 3 4 Stage rew 12 3 4 J L GEORGE ENGLIISH 1 1, Bpsnkrng Rtdfge ,Ambttlon Undec1ded Come Ram or Shame -g X' GILBERT DICKSON l West Mrlltngton Ambmon U S Au Force Season 1n the Sun ,JF -fr J Af' IKFIE aonsnrson sccuzs an lame Bernardsvllle Ambxtxon Laboratory Techmclan Iane Eccles Student Councrl 4 Dance Comm 4 Freshman Return Party l Baby Party 2 Ir Prom Comm 3 Sr Prom COUUH 4 Chm Of Ref Comm Chrrstmas Dec Comm 3 ll' Sponsor 3 Trl H1Y 234 Chorus 1234 S l T O1 esters 2 Drama Club 23 4 SIGQG Mgr 3 Play Prorqpter 24 Cr1m son 2 News Edttor 34 Bernard1an 4 Latxn Club 3 Ushers 234 Color Guard 2 Capt 34 Service Corps Baseball 2 4 Jo X Donald Evans Baseball 3 .A DONALD EVANS Don Far Htlls Ambttlon Undectd Good News L IC ster Ambltlo rmed Forces as a Man Transferred East Orange Hxgh 1951 1'-09 Dave Encson Football 123 Capt 4 Basketball 24 Track 34 Attend ant to Kmg of Hearts 17 , Ar . . 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Hurry Gxlbert Smxth Spanlsh Club 1 HARRY GILBERT SMITH Smxtty st Mtllxngton Ambthon Me hamcal Englneer Seventh Heaven Sl er Ambmo j Danny C Schafer r ponsor 3 Choru 1 4 Spanx h Clu sketball 124 IV Letter 1 Var 1ty Letter 2 Ba eball 234 Varsxty Letter 3 Intramural Sport 124 Wiz? 2 2 fi! My 7 ffl-if y Q lag?-Lf' e han1c C 164 Laugh n Laugh Gary Seuth Class V Pres 1 Football 12 Intramural Sport 3 'I' i CAIYGESMITH Smltty rf Becrxknster I Ambuffoq F659 Kmd Rudy xk Carol Smith Servxce Corps 4 Caletena Comm Chm 4 Dance Comm 4 Ir Sponsor 3 Ir Prom Dec Comm 3 Chorus 1234 Bernardlan 4 Crmtson 12 2nd Pg Edltor 3 Dramatlc Club 123 U hes 34 Lattn Club 34 Tn H1Y24 Sec 3 Archeryl 29 L K Y C. R , A B 9 A a ' M -'KY , ,, .Si n :rv J M C m rs , 5 g1rIt'Y 3,, b2, 1 Q 9 ' BCI ,,g fi' . , 59- 613 1 :lr A 4 f ,X . .Y X , If ' 'cf' gf, P7 , . ' z A f 1 I 1 2 ' I - , 4 1 5 , K Y I7 C f A J CAROL ELAINE SHAUGER f , M- . 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A G1rl Named Pat Patncxcx Staebner lr Prom Comm 3 Sr Prom Comm 4 Be d rnar lan 4 Ushers 34 Trl l'l1Y 234 FTA 34 S011 Testers 2 Fl-lA 4 LUDWIG ST A 5.1 Berna sfvlrlleq Arnb1t1 Y g W1 mg ya? X Able nsferred Bogeflle Park I-hgh,-l95O Ludwlg Stetka Cafeteria Rep 4 lr Prom Dec Comm 3 Sr Dec Comm 4 Psychology Play 3 Football 1234 Basketball 1234 Intramural Spors 12 Qt 2 XLW X . ' A Ns. A' if 1,1 .e fzxng ' . 74 Wl.g:t Fvfvry Woman f' yu - 1 . , l I L, i - .I I I 4 A x 4 EQ A I I ' I 4 Z A I A mf lgl. I 1' fagt flgzmggcxv at F ea I p ' ,I ubuai, I I , g ' , P t A r Y k , ' . 1 I ' Basking Ridge if 43, M, If jj J he g. 5531 ,X tr f f t I I It X l N 'Dx Aff 5 ., 4,0 K., YW t2 M I U be I - -- ak h ,, ,J '- '- ff: -- V fx ' 1 f A , X X U 1' V' 4 ' r , 1 ' ' ' : ' - I ' U ' pf, I A f ' I I I -'ll' e u n .A f -'Y f X X X615 T wJ rv! , I 1 f . X I fs . Y , f'-f i . .Y , ' x I ,lag I Ydljd lr X x l , 'fgjg X' 4 up V n f C .4 ff 4 Norman R. VanArsdale Sotl Testers 2, Track l,3, Intramural Sports 12,34 gf D! fly NORMAN R VanARSDA'lgE Q Sklp P apack Ambltlon Mort1c1an The Flatterlng Wor 511-Q Ihxlxp msexmer J' X Student 1 PyeIL4 ervtce Coins 4 Dance Comm? 4J Ir Spongsbf Pr s 'Sponsor 4 Model Legl Ure 3 Ba Pc? LQIUE2 Ir Prom Co Cho 1 ang Club- vgramdpc Club Trea 3 oll Tester 2 1cke aker 34 nardlah fscglgawre Tr?1 Aw d ily Intramural S orts et 1 B ball ootball 2 34 WJ' O66 JE af PHILIP C WEINSEIMER Ph: Baskmg Rtdge Amb111OD Undectded The Strong are Lonely Robert Allen Wllloughby Servlce Corps 4 Student Counc1l 4 Dance Commlttee 4 Ir Prom Dec Comm 3 Sr Prom Dec Comm 4 S011 Testers 2 ROBERT ALLEN WILLOUGHBY Bob Ltberty Corner Ambltlon Engtneer P1cn1c V1 DAVID URBSTON , Monk Bedminster Ambxtton Farrne Shuttl Alc g Dowd Urbston Baseball 123 Basketball 123 Football 123 lrmt mural Sports 1 2 3 HJ-Ll' six K ly IOAN WARD Wardxe Peapack Ambmon MISSIONGTY Sttll Voices Ioan Ward Gxrls C1t1zensh1p 3 Chorus 12 3 4 Trt 1-11 Y 2 3 4 FT A 2 Crtmson 2 Bernard1an 4 Latln Club 34 Bowlmg Team 3 4 Nature Tra1l Award 2 Csulfmf C kj lobes PETER WENTZ Pele Bernardsvllle , Ambttton College x -I Whlsthng LIU the Dark vlulrfl lfefffi ttyl 1 eff 2 if eter Wentz Ir Sponsor 3 Cnmson Photographer P otography Edt tor 2 Bernardlan Photography Edltor 4 Dramatxc Club 12 Athletlc Txcket Taker 23 Prolectton Club 1234 V Pres 4 S011 Testers 2 Fiadxo Club 3 V Pres 4 Track Team 12 Mgr 2 31 11- C' I l X C . ,f 1 ' QW V ,VWVIK A 1 W? ffl! 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Peter Seddon Wyckoff Z Servlce Corps 4 Dramatrc Club 34 Latin Club H 3 Chorus 4 Cr1mson 4 F otball 1234 V Letter 3 Intramural Basketball 13 Volleyball 23 Bernard1an 4 Q YM ff I PETER SEDDON WYCKOFF Chxck Bedmmster Ambrtxon Wrrter Castles 1n the Arr ,J POINT OF NO RETURN 32 l,,...-ff Sr Prom Comm Ushers 2 BAILEY WOOD Beetle Basxmg Rrdge Amor or Marme Blologrs A Case ot Sprmgtrrre Barley Wood RUTH ANN WRIGHT Foohe Bernardsvrlle Ambl11OH Fllght Nurs Dear Ruth uth Ann Wnght 4 Bernardran 4 Chorus 1234 BEATRICE YUHAS Betty Bernardsvllle Ambltron Texules Heaven Can Walt Becltnce Yuhus Chorus 123 '1'r11-11Y 234 Ushers 34 Latm Club 3 Bernardran 4 1 L , E Vx, Y :N Q Q, -.3 rx zr 1- ' V CIN.: - ' . . Q ' .'112f3f l t P ffffrff , ff!! 1' u I IR. yn ff! - S NJ I KI mob I 1 b 'i Track 1. 7 ,fx 5 A O R5 4 1 9 f , A I I f . 314i I4 1-Y 5 g I 5 O ,,,g . I: A , , , 1 3 1 N17-Jvtl .. . ,, 4 ,uf 4 1 J 42,3-if W ! A-1 A 6 'L '- 1 H 9 0 f VJ M 1 P A l .. . ., F, A. tv 7 , ,, YI ' In 'QV Q 2 tt M ' ' 3, 9 1 ' 0 f, 'f' f A , ' Xe 1 fl l A 1 Q . , l l ' Sl fllf - R, 1' X5 xl f ' ' X X.: y -j XX r y 1. A 1-1 Y IL f l Q Y? gr if 5,2 u ' 3 I Mos! Likely to Succeed V 6 as Done Most for BHS S' Rogers' P' Palmer G. Onderdonk. I. Brush .. Q, SENICR .4-1 I -1-195 1 , X L ,v X 1 F SUPERLATIVES N,-2 Sf- Q Q X X V U .2 S. '3,:1ifzn:x:,., f e f 1 17X sr l l ll QA' Mos: Dependable l I L l lX I. Boss. n. Befinger f ' M 'lk 'T X Most Bus ness Lake ,gg N DeF1l1ppxs R Bennger ' 7 Most Friendly H. Curley, A. Maslrobaltistu X I Y Qi' 4, -4 f f Z Z Z e Z Q fe Z ? Z 4 Q 7 if 6 4 f QF X ul -EJVL Lxfx L f lcior and Actress Mont Arhshc C Kennedy P Welnsexmer 04 10 V Lntlp IN A Stem I Brush 0 1, Belt Smgon lldndgo W AIPICY 1 Q 1-.31 lfffy Besi lnstrumentuhsts I Brush W Hobble Belt Dancer! F. lnramanol I Modugno Class Flirt! I Eccles F Woznak W '11 I X 5 K Q 5' '7 I . 1 Z' E.Alld hPW '7 F Wznak :ff K I tT k an lWdH.M 5 M -QW if ihthlt K.Kl asCl n Se ih j X Z Q Q-9 X Z 4,,, or coulzsf , 5+ WITHQUT j425A,, 3wf?,Qgg 254 4 THE SUPPORTING CHST if 53- QJUR PLAY WHDUL NEVER D 1HIWW'?f!5 nj A4 Q THE EOGT U SEEN GH T BHCHSTHGE ,QR Gary Snable, President: Bruce Sahler, Vice-President: Carol Personette, Secreiary: Alexander Sutherland, Treasurer. THE Q3 U DERSTUDIE Q v 'X'. 8 1 , . -,,,- Q:-7 X .A ggi ,, X '--- il, S S i iff.: T34 ' i V if- Mr. Sprague. Chairman: Miss Hallacre. Mins Harvey. Mix Bennett. I CLASS or -IUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Standing behind the scenes, we watch the star performers and think that next year we'll be doing the same parts. We commend them for having done such a wonderful job in their big performance, and only hope that we will be able to equal it. And as we look back, much to our surprise we find that we are fully prepared to take our places on the stage as main characters in a big production. ln our first season, although we were very shy in our first entrance, we quickly overcame this and elected Gary Snable to plan our performances for us. Alex Sutherland took care of details and Marilyn Smith of advertisements and receipts. The next year, we entrusted our performances again to their care, and also received applause for a job well done. Even though we still were underclassmen, we were proud of ourselves for entering into school life with so much success. We then became understudies and had a little more responsibility toward the producing of more and better shows. Because of his previous well done jobs, we again elected Gary Snable'as our head producer and as his assistant, Bruce Sahler. Since we had so much more advertising and receipts, we elected Carol Personette to take charge of the former and Alex Sutherland to be entrusted with the care of the latter. Under their leadership we have put on many a pleasing production for the public and are extremely proud of our accomplishments. We now loolgforward eagerly to taking over the spotlight and the responsibility of being the star performers in the major production. 5H-0e ' 4. it g! ,Z JU IOR C ASS ROW ONE: Frances DiVanna, Sally Fox, Gail Ram- sey. Elaine Gennuska, Virginia Mueller, Iocelyn Douglass, Carolyn Kraus, Susanne Elliot. ROW TWO: Iudee Knapp, Wallis Lytle, ludith Lauer. Barbara Coleman, Mary Martin, Doris Grindley, lean Burke, Martha Anstedt. ROW THREE: Mary Cicrmpaglione, Mary Beth Kitchener. loan Harris, Doris Hardesty, Helen Iacobus, Doris Cobb. Diane Holton, Rose Grabarczyk, Donna Goss, Mary Brown. ROW FOUR: Theresa Mercurio, IoAnn Crovelli, Eileen Maddaluna, Mary Clewell, Iulia Gorczynski, Nb! Ioyce Fennimore. Christopher Goes. Dick Conrad. Mark Chapin, David Farley. ROW FIVE: Fred Franklin. Dick Blodgett, Arthur Hoffman, George Malley. Dick Wahl, Ricky Back, lay Herpel, Richard DeCoste. Anthcny Anelli, Anthony Casendino. ROW SIX: Harold Crater. Ioe Iames. Nick Bolio, Iim Car- michael, Leo Davis, Walt Bettler. Wally Faber, Walter Harvey, Peter Hardesty, Frank Bocchino. Bob Reilly. ABSENT: Anne Ferrante, Richard Hoy. Thomas Currier. Robert Hoffman, Arthur Iacobus. Ronald Icckers, Iames Lincoln. Am ,...,.. 'E 'A' il ps. 1.55 ROW ONE: Marcia Vieth, Mary Szarek, Virginia Rogers. Nancy Holman, Ruth Haynes, Nancy Rei- singer, Sandra Santini, Lois Tiger. ROW TWO: Louise Wortmann, Margaret Petrakian, Lena Schia- vone, Sara Norman, Thelma Wiegand, Ianice Iohns- ton, Carol Personette, Iudy Pratt. Virginia Water- bury. Io-Ann Morrow. ROW THREE: Betty Yorlano. Antoinette Perrone, Cannela Mancuso. Sandra Schmidt, Maryanne Waldeck, Anne Oifutt, Sandra Shellenberger. Dot Paynton. Dot Weiss. Lois Nab- ben. ROW FOUR: Iohn Osborne, Ted Rieth, Donald VRD 5 6 f . 5 Ki?- 1,49 Ng, Ord. Iohn Welle. Gerald Reed, Carl Ricciardi, Gary Snable, Donald Yuhas, Alex Sutherland, Ashley Brown. ROW FIVE: David Howell, Mike Sakele. Richard Mondoux, Wayne Stephenson, Charles Boc- chino, Kenneth Watson, Brooks Von Arx. Iames Louden, Bruce Sahler, Wallace Harvey. ROW SIX: Richard Young. Robert Wolsky, Stephen Weitz. Roger Stores. Philip Lindabury, lay Smith, Robert Rich. ABSENT: Elizabeth Roff, Patricia Ward. Thomas Ofiutt, Austin Roos, Larry Speck, Donald Telesco. THE IT if 1 9 'C Dunxel Ferry Prelxdent lamce Cox Vxce Preudent Andrew Skonborq Secretary Treasurer PLHUEHS SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY At the end of our second season behmd the toot llghts at B H S as We look back to our operung ntght we see that we have accompltshed much on our road to eventual stardom As tngenues and members of the company we chose Dan Ferry to be our representattve to the Theater Counctl Iantce Cox as hts asststant and Andy Skonberg took care ol the box othce recetpts Members of our cast dtd not hesttate to audttton lor many ot the vartous act1v1t1es here and many of them obtatned tmportant parts 1n chorus band sports Our cast successtully produced the Freshman Re turn Party that year wtth the help of our leadmg men and ladtes and the1r supporttng cast Dan Iamce and Andy took an encore tn our sopho more season and rzghttully so Agatn they d1d a colossal 1ob of productng The Baby Party t mtroduce the new actors and actresses to the ms and outs of our theater We have made great strtdes m our careers so tar but the show must go on' We are looktng forward to The Thlrd Season and another fme year for all ot us CLASS CDF 56 'NX YYY' 11 'U 715' juni Mr Utz, Mr Cotter Chalr man, Mr Fox, Mrs Searles, Mlss Caffey, Mr Boughton, Mr Hegstrom C-':lidtCw '3'-m l'- ? if 43 I I I Q . V ' Mu., ,q- .- ' . ' kg ' . . ' 0 'O ' . . . , xxx 'L' I 1 , , , xv JJ V 1 Q and clubs, H .QA ,.,, . . - ku' I1 rr v - wx' If O . l I 2 .'as.u'!1g,4 D-51,7 F ' ' fXN c' 1, N? 'Ct ,lf .,f 1 F6551 Wi 1 QM. Q GPN lx L IIQAF lx A T di u P 'Q fa.. ' SOPHOMORE CLASS ROW ONE: Bonnie Kirby, Rose Abbondanzo, Edith Pattberg, Betty Peterson, Shirley Ferrante, Louise Bearlepp, Virginia Bellai, Barbara Beatty, Barbara Calder, Ianice Cox. ROW TWO: Barbara Ortman, Beverly Hall, Mary Galbreath, Margaret Konderock, Priscilla Bayless, Ioan Allen, lean Dulaff, Inge Rist, Ginny Koller, Dawn Dickinson. ROW THREE: Ioan Gronau, Hilda Mueller, Barbara Gopel, Peggie Eggling, Betty Iefferson, Barbara Cipparulo, IoAnne Wyckoff, Loretta Faber, Suzanne Dilks, Barbara Woodruff. Shirley Harris, Barbara Kress. ROW FOUR: Dan Ferry, Bill Pickel, Tom Mason, Walter Murder, David Pearce, Raymond Rodrigues, Charles Donaldson, Iames Lincoln, Tom Currier, Edwin Roos, Arthur Iacobus, Bob Hoffman. ROW FIVE: Andy Skonberg, Dick Moody, Steve Byelick, Bobby Piano, A s Bill Wolsky, Lyn Carlin, Iohn Nalisnik, Steve Har- man, Scott McKinley, Robert Krause, lack Miller, Peter Rome, Ioseph Bolink, lohn Fay. ROW SIX: Paul Hackenberg, Fred W. Schaan, Richard Trent, Iim Matthews. Don Rothard, lim Stansbury, Ken- neth Black, Eldridge Ward, Greg Welsh, Tom Turn- bull, Iohn Ryan, Connie Ferrante, George Raitt, Rcbert Osborne, Bob Sutherland, Dan Dansburry, lames Thompson, Marvin Nielsen. ROW SEVEN: Bill Perry, Iohn Frendak, Ir., Gary Stinson, Ronald lockers. Lewis Parr, Walt Pickell, Dan Rossi, George Lund, Iohn D. Agastina, Iohn A. Grosch. ABSENT: Dennis Lombardo, Robert Pilch, George Schneider, Maureen Conroy. Ann Hackenbury, Linda Hartman, Leonora LaGuardia. 49' l P 'J M mme F. te v 4 y I 41 ,ab hh ' ', .Aw ' I t, , , L-1 Ji .1 1 L V All ' 'F :X ii' P :li 1, it XX -,fi lj' if lx ri 'O f . ROW ONE: Bette Losaw. Pat Turnbull. Mary Sutton. Barbara Schanley, Anne Scalf, Roberta Ramsey, Patricia Sciaretta, Evelyn Mossey, Margaret Mon- gan, Adrienne Onderdonk. ROW TWO: Ann Muller, Carole Bauerle,-Kathyn Hiller, Vivian Treppiccione, Ioan Schuck, Barbara Searing, Barbara Gould, Bar- bara Nedelka, Barbara Rumpel, Ioanne Rinse. ROW 'l'HREE: Emily Strupp, Marie Potts, Beth Byelick, Marie Volpe, Estelle Zayiack, Edna McWilliams, loyce Oberman, Doris Dale, Maud Wyckoff, Ann Marks, lean Otrupchak, Susan Garretson. ROW FOUR: Lorraine Williams, Margaret Harned. Diane Minikus, Katherine Seppo, Rose Maglione, Ioni Gianquitti, Camxela Gomez, Elizabeth Cool, Mary- ann McGrory, Ioanna Pacilio. Lillian Wilkinson, tim, ffwfigw, , e J ff QXC1 cf chef. ijt' frlbki Cl nfl y 'r' fjfi' Off, c'?.,,lQ,Ug2L,4., A C1304-E., J! U fi , 1,07 -' L' C ' FJ D . if 1-Tt,1 'L-' , L' gawk : - Q- Eleanor Metzler, lean Liesch. ROW FIVE: Dennis Cremin, lim Greene, Zygmund Cimosz, Iohn Boc- chino, Chester Dates, Raymond Smith, Donald Rock- weli, lohn Anderson, Phil Lindabery. Harold Cralt, Ralph Hill, Warren Alpaugh, Robert Frattali. ROW SIX: Russel L. Duryea, Ir., Thomas DeBacco. Bob Hill, Louis Buonpane, Pat D'Amico, Pete Lindabery. Ichn Betz, Ir., Iohn Croot, Donald Pereyra, Kenneth Fullan. loe Ashworth, Iohn Charles Smith, Brownell Ferry, Robert Felter. ROW SEVEN: Daniel Ballentine, Dick Drake, David Feider, Dick Czarevich. ASBENT: Robert Braithwaite, Austin Conover, Richard Darling. lack Davidson, Tom Evans. Iohn Forbes, Iohn Frendak. Donald Rockwell, Katherine Lippo, Leslie Magee, Ann Marks. Barbara Nedelka, Georgia Ross. 'Dc-0-If K3- GL-1, 4 tuL.l.'t0 Q 9.331 qifl '-'- ' I Kurt C-0! Q I iL,r.M 3 N-1 !l0 Lair, 5:1 ,Q 'YK Stuart Tuffnell, President: Edmond Vitale, Vice-Presi dent: Ieanette Calder. Secretary: Nancy Parry, Treas urer. FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY When we first entered upon our roles as ingenues, we came shyly onto the stage and acted our parts through in utter bewilderment. But big brothers and sisters immediately came to our aid and offered us their assistance through the first few performances. With this guidance, we now have become an estab- lished part of each performance. Having successfully taken part in various school functions, we are extremely proud of ourselves for entering so skillfully into school scenes. We were guests at the Baby Party and had to put on a dress rehearsal as babies for the bit players. We watched them carefully and took help- ful hints and suggestions in order to make our future tries at producing a success. We placed Stuart Tuffnel as head man in our pro- ducing department, and Ed Vitale as his right hand man. Ieanette Calder was designated to handle our publicity and Nancy Parry to take care of our receipts. ln our first show under our new department heads, we put on an extremely prosperous performance and we are now eager to try our hand at more and harder productions. For the time being, though, we will have to be content in just playing small roles in upper class performances. As new doors of opportunity open to us we will be able to accept more responsibilities through the knowl- edge we have gained in this our first year before the footlights and we eagerly look forward to bigger and better parts in future shows. IHGEHUES CLASS Mr. Knnnbiegal, Chairman: Mt. Gerrity. Mr Papale, Mn. Norman. Mr. Myers, Mr. Walkem 9 U' 7 X 3-14... ' f - L.1 . ' 14 A 'i l, N . X gg .I ,t 'i F A :fn e f 4 I A' , sl' fi, ' , 'Sf' 5 l x Q U . gg ,P I.. iw NX S, Xxilix, ii .II ,Il ,Q 4 1 3 X hm H66 ,nw I2 .. v fe FRESHMAN CLASS ROW ONE: Iosephine Farese, Iudith Holmes, Bar- bara Bcsso, Carol Germuska, Carole Gaebel, Peggy Wortman, Geraldine DeFilippis, Phyllis Beck. ROW TWO: Lois Hertz, Dorothy Feld, Nancy Reilly, Gail Reisinger, Elaine Zarhardt. Barbara Yingling, Mabel Ieiferson, Victoria Miller, Carolyn Graham, Eliza- beth Acken. ROW THREE: Carol Ellsworth, Dorothy Mayes, Carol Wallhausen, Nancy Parry, Ioan Mot- ter, Edna Schreier, Nancy Maher, Mona Cremin, Elizabeth Ferrante, Donna Power. ROW FOUR: lean Fagans, Virginia Norman. Harriett Hibbert, William Ballentine. Gary Ludlow, Doug Roper, Gregory F. Lane, Iames Lightboum, Bill Gemhardt, Lucille Picone, Ioan Iohnson, Iacqueline Oppermann. ROW FIVE: Steven Cabllr, Stuart Booth, Bernie Iewson. Fred Russo, Martin Rudy, Iames Farrell, Iames McCatham, William Eckstein, Robert Rapone, lack Hill, Emest Ader, Robert Dante. lohn Haas, Peter Richardson. ROW SIX: Ierry Rankin, Robert Eccles, George Dennis, Paul Welter, Don Childs, Donald King, David Morris, Donald Suiter, Richard Water- man, Richard Mercer, Robert Moose, Francis Dougherty. Robert Beatty, Robert Meszar, Louis Primavera, Nils Floden, Howard Schili. ABSENT: Robert Gould, Ann Meigs, Gloria Robb. il' fnf' r 'I N r'N 9 M A A ROW ONE: Ellen Lund, Nancy Kress, Helen Iordan. Diane Scheifler, Patricia Fargey, Ann Ramsey. Nancy Petty. Linda Cooley. ROW TWO: Linda Mellichamp, Lois Wilkinson, Lola Metzler, Ieanie Ferrante, Carolyn Conroy. Katherine Farley, Ianice Dobbs. Elizabeth Slagle. Byna Rammler, Leonore Knapp. ROW THREE: Trina Hendershot, Natalie Terry, Martha Smith, Martha Ieter, Katherine Drechs- ler, Rosemary Lange, Carole Frank, Barbara Crane, ludie Dodds, Carole Nordstrom. ROW FOUR: Linda Murphy, Ieanette Calder. Margaret Gibson, Rose Ansede, Ronald Sarko, William Hill. Dave Ric- ciardi, Nicky Sansone. Ir., Margie Schmidt, Meredith Buist, Ioanne Doremus. Monica Perkins. ROW FIVE: Ronnie Crait, Clay Bennett. lan Gordon, Iames laquis. Bruce Freeman. Ted Smith, Winston Kock, Iohn Personette, Peter Ward, Ioseph Perrone. Dave Brewster. Daniel Bumby, Robert Adams, Robert McElroy. ROW SIX: Nicholas Shestople, Peter Brush. Terry Rogers, Frank Santorelli, Edmund Vitale, Ian Peterson. Frank l-larned. Iohn Terry, Douglas Neyer. Andrew Hasley, Paul Balter, Peter Wetzel, Douglas Lawrie, Lewis Barrows, Bill Allen, Stephen Fox, David Washington. ROW SEVEN: Bruce Buchanan. George Edw. Seymour. Ieifrey Everitt, -Roger Kellogg, lohn Breunig. George Os- bome. ABSENT: Harold Barker, Dave Ricciardi. Pete Ryden. Mary Crowell, Diane Hyler. ,4-ur' ff'-f'524 ft, ., UJUHH 53:9 E! 3 VS VFW ' C? -'1' pi' W R IT ERS ROW ONE S Lantz E Lucas E Graham A Stem ROW TWO C Mmutello I Ward P Staebner G Bocchmc ROW THREE B Hobbie F Woznak B Willoughby P Helm bach ABSENT A ONeill N DeF1ll1ppis Bob Bennger Business Manager: Ioe Brush Circulation Manager 1-x EDITORS ROW ONE: P. Wentz, Photography Editor: P. Palmer, Treasurer: A. Parr, Art Co-Editor. ROW TWO: N. Olsen, Sports Editor: S. Myers, Activities Editor: I. Brush. Secretary: C. Blaine, Senior Editor. ABSENT: C. Ken- nedy, Art Co-Editor: R. Fishbein, Novelty Sales Manager. Sally Rogers, Editor in Chief Miss Hosmer. Adviser mf BEHHHRDIHH ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY ROW ONE: I. Smith, C. Smith. G. Hamilton S. Aldridge. ROW TWO: I. Chipparulo. E Koechlein, P. Stuyvesant, G. Rusch. F. Miller I. Marco. ABSENT: M. Connolly. C. Donohio L I I, 4' L- I, u' , I fi 'I ,LQ 4 Q35 Ori stage olaymg one of the le ding r es ,. n,,, 'N a 1 P4 197' ROW ONE I Brush Sports Edltor C Blaine Fea ture Edxtor G Onderdonk Ed1tormChxel M Papale Adviser S Myers Format I Eccles News Editor A Sutherland Art Editor ROW TWO D Paynton C Shauger I Koller I Norell K Kleist I Brush Head Van Typist I Buchanan Head Pica Typmt S Aldndge ROW THREE I Pratt Assistant x 'L' I i -u 1. F1 J I xx! 'Q IN. Fcrmat E Schreler M Schmidt M Smith Staplmg Manager A Onderdonk Dzstnbutxon Editor B Rumpel B Nedelka ROW FOUR A Casendmo I Lightbom W Gernhardt R Bennger R Willoughby F Miller Photographer I Marko I Welle BBSENT B Coleman Assistant Format RIMSON at BHS is publishes six iriterestiria a.. students aria Crimson staf four classes. The Crimson The Crimson issues a year and .eavez ..e ao viii d valuabie irhpressgo.. I ti. .. and .. f is comprised of The adviser Mr. Papale, the road thro ggi all the S' ,An Wawfefq ...-...r., .., ri NM -V. ou. ,. .ff ef-.v 1-V KC 5'Cm ...a STAN. C.. . nn,- IC l'f If6f.CTI'Hc,...,9S Y.,-f:.-rm of meeting '.-fritihoi tyofa ara .. ... , ...J al.. r, .Aa .... 54 aead- ccs V' lines, Then, the curtain falls at the ,ha of the year, The Crimson takes its curtain Calls for another successful production. The Mountaineer is written and produced entirely by the younger members of our cast, the Freshman and Sophomore classes. With David Pearce as editor The Mountaineer is issued six times a year at the same time as its big brother 'The Crimson. Under the guidance ot Mr, Papale the hard- working statt of the newspaper produces a line account ot the activities and interests of the Freshman and Sophomore classes. l'The Mountaineers' accounts of their sports events have brought Iunior Varsity sports into the spotlight of school attention. ROW ONE: P. Brush. Sports Editor: D. Pearce Editor-in-Chief: Mr. Papale. Advisor: P. Turnbull, Feafuro Editor: G. Ron. News Editor. HOW TWO E. Schreier, M. Schmidt, M. Smith. A. Marks, B 5 t MGU TAI EER J Losuw. ROW THREE: P. Wetzel, P. Ward. I- I-ighf' bourn. P. Baller, W. Gemhardt. D. Brewster. D. Neyer. 11 3 5' A! STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Evelyn Alldach, Secretary: Frank Woznak, V. President: Phil Wein- seimer, President: Dave Koppes. Treasurer. .TQ it 42 x,1 .' ' 1 - tg ROW ONE: R. A. Willoughby, Room 109: C. Blaine, Room 104: D. Koppes. Room 103: P. Weinseimer, President: Mr. Iaye, Adviser: F. Woznak. Ir.: Senior Class President: E. Alldach, Cheerleaders: D. Far- ese, Senior Representative-at-large. ROW TWO: E. Patrick, Drum Maiorette: G. Onderdonk. Crimson: G. Hamilton, Service Corps: I. Boss, Tri-Hi-Y: S. Rogers, Bernardian: I. Eccles. Color .Guard: G. Boc- chino. Room 214: A. Stern, F.'1'.A.: C. Smith, Cate- teria Committee: A. Ramsey. Room 215. ROW THREE: D. Ferry, Sophomore Class President: I. lx W 'N' I 1: C 7 V TUDE T COUNCIL This year as in the preceding ones, Student Council occupied the the spotlight of school attention. The Student Council is composed of the homeroom representatives of the individual organizations and clubs in the school. With Phil Weinseirner in the leading role of presi- dent and Mr. Iaye as adviser, the student council has completed another successful year devoted to improvement Within the school. ln the fall the Student Council sponsored the sale of association tickets and throuahout the year has had many interesting and profit- able discussions. The main objective of Student Council is to promote better understanding and coopera- tion among the student body, the faculty, and the administration. Brush, Hi-Y:. W. Memmott, Chorus: N. Olsen, Pro- iection Club: I. Iohnston, Room 107: C. Kraus. Room 213: I. Cox, Room 201: I. Liesch. Room 204: N. Parry, Room 200. ROW FOUR: I. Herpel. Room 108: G. Snable. Iunior Class President: I. Mazo, Latin Club: P. Palmer, Band: W. Hobbie, Orchestra: H. Craft, Room 210: B. Sahler, Room 205: I. Farrell. Freshman man Representative-at-Large: A. Skonberg, Room 110: C. Goes, Iunior Representative-at-Large. AB- SENT: L. Barrows, Room 212: B. Moose, Room 1: B. Osborne. Room 208. HJ -X? V: , I n 0-01' 'll OJ. Ill.: lg Y- wiv, ROW ONE P Wemsexrner G Hcrmxlton Co Cap Hoppe I Boss I Buchanan ROW THREE. R Wxl tam B Memmott Co Ccrptcnn Mr Brasher Advlser loughby D Koppes I Brush B Bennger P F Woznak S Aldndge ROW TWO S Rogers H Wyckoff R. Davxs N Olsen R Acken W Iackson Curley I Eccles S Glover A Stern S Smxth S P Cascxo ABSENT A ONe1l ERVICE CORP The SGFVICQ Corps conslstmg of members selected from the SGUIOI' Class was always on hand rn the halls or on the statrs to keep everythtnq runnmg smoothly and to he p Freshmen and new students tmd the r1ght classrooms W1th the help of the Servlce Corps rt was not long before the Freshme were Well acauatnted w1th the BHS tratfc system Thls years Servlce Corps was o captamed by Ga1l l-lamllton and Blll Memrrott and had lflr Brasher as ns advrser Co Captcuns connxve catch cnmmals 1' U HER The Ushers were the group of girls who were always on hand in the auditorium when performances were given either by the school or by outside organizations. They helped in handing out programs and in showing people to their seats. This year these girls who were under the leadership of Carole Kennedy and Deanne Farese were both courteous and efficient and were able to complete their job successfully under the guidance of their adviser, Mr. Macadam. ROW ONE: I. Chipparullo, E. Kolf, C. Blaine. I. Eccles. S. Aldridge, Mr. Macadam. D. Farese, Co- Chm.: S. Lantz, K. Kliest, S. Hoppe, H. Curley, G. Bocchino. ROW TWO: I. Smith. R. Grabarczyk, I. Harris, I. Koller, I. Norell, I. Buchanan, E. Patrick, S. Ord. L. Nonemaker. E. Greenawalt, C. Smith, I. Ramsey. ROW THREE: S. Schmidt, N. Reisinger. N. Holman, I. Douglass. R. Haynes, S. Fox, M. Vieth, I. Burke, I. Fennimore, B. Barkman, E. Graham. M I. Fennimore, I. Anderson, P. Staebner. ROW FOUR: A. Colantone, V. Pierson. M. Szarek, G. Ramsey. B. Yorlano, A. Perrone. C. Mancuso, V. Mueller, M. Martin, B. Coleman, S. Shellenberger, D. Paynton, D Weiss, I. A. Morrow. ROW FIVE: E. Milnor. I. Buck- land, I. Boss. E. Lucas, M. Brown, A. Parr, E. All- dach, I. Iohnston, S. Elliot. F. DiVanna, E. Germualra E. Maddaluna, M Ciam a lione L. Nabben. AB . p g , - SENT: M. Clewell, D. Cobb, M. Connolly, N. DeFil- lippis, R. Fishbein. S. Glover. D. Goss. D. Grindley, M. Holmes. C. Kennedy, Co-Chm.: A. Offutt, A. O'Neill. C. Personette, M. Petrakian, B. Ross. S. Santini, C. Shauger, A. Stern, M. A. Waldeck, T. Weigand, R. A. Wright. B. Yuhas. 1 01' 'CQH 0 9 n. ri git I W ffm. F! .Q J K7 X X 4 1 Qi TICKET The Ticket Takers at B.I-IS. are divided into two different sections. The first of these is a group of eight Senior boys who work with the ushers at school functions and they are under the guidance of Mr. Macadom. Among the most important programs in which they ,participate are the school play, Class Night, Baccalaureate, and the grad- uations for both the Grammer School and TAKER the High School, They also help at various other functions throughout the year. The efficient job these boys do has made them an indispensable part of our student body. The second group includes several boys who handle the money and tickets at the home football and basketball games. Mr. Watson supervises these hustlers. Q1 ROW ONE: S. Weitz. G. Seymour. Mr. Watson. I. Everitt. N. Sheltopfe. ROW TWO: T. Offutt, T. Currier. V. Miller, I. Fagans. M. IOHOYIOII. I. 1 my x ? Marko. I. Iuquis. ABSENT: V. Nor- I ' man. A. Meiggs. 3 I i t 1 1 1 ROW ONE: F. Woznak, Mr. Maca- dclm, Adviser: N. Olsen. ROW TWO D. Keppes, P. Weinuimor. P. Wyc- koff. R. Willoughby. ROW THREE: W. Iackson. R. Beringer. I. Brush. I. Maxo. 2' ' W ' f ' 0 'fr , ',,.,Wri.lff,L -'f ussy , 'B . , s nw 'vs 1 A' f f , A ,A 4 .. K :J T I jx hut? l 4' I if r N . 1 . A 3 , - 1 , ,N l .I Iii, if ROW ONE: A. Parr, E. Alldach, I. Brush. Co-Chairman: Willoughby, C. Smith, H. Curley, I. Mazo. W. Iackson, Mr. Watson. Adviser: S. Rogers, Co-Chairman: I. A. Mustrobattistcr. ABSENT: B. Carter. C. Kennedy. Eccles. HOW TWO: Wm. Hobbie, P. Weinseimer, R. 4- 60 ANCE CCDMMITTEE lt was the Dance Committee with Sally Rogers and Ioe Brush as co-chairmen that successfully planned so many enjoyable dances lor BI-l.S. this year. The Dance Committee was always lousy tryf ing to provide. the music the students wanted at their dances. The money received was usually spent to buy new records but the committee hired a band lor a few dances This years committee was an exceptionally active one, and showed new enthusiasrrg icy offering novelty dances. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE This committee, headed by cofchairrnen Carol Blaine and Paul Cascio, has worked diligently to produce interesting and varied jcroaraxns. With the assistance of the Bible Reading Coziitrnttee, this group has done a capable job of presenting to the student body many croarartis from the school itself and also others from vzsitgna aroups, Supervised by Mr. Watson, Mr. Papale, and Mr. Cotter, this committee kept the school well entertained. ROW ONE: P. Ccxscio, Co-Chairman: Mr. Cotter, Mr. Watson, Mr. Pcxpale, C. Blaine, Co-Chairman. ROW TWO: E. Greenawalt, G. Onderdonk. S. Hoppe, I. Eccles, I. Brush, S. Aldridge. ROW. THREE: P. Wein- seimer, N. Olsen, W. Memmoit, R. Beringer. ABSENT: M. Connolly. P4 LK i V ., TY I gk fl ,gs 3, Q- 'A Chem1stry ,Saw N! History XV, ' 'Q , ws? - Latin X .xxx-f i English Biology 'bl Physics ,ks General Math sv. CLASSROOM SCENES Algebra As we peek back ot the curtain, we tind rehearsals going full swing. The directors are rehearsing each scene and coaching those in need cf assistance. Occasionally someone torgets a line, out this always prof vides a little entertainment and takes a little strain out of each rehearsal These snapshots let you the readers take a peek and see what goes into the making ot' a successful production Trigonometry 63 X., Art Shop xg is Cooking Sewing 1' '12 -X4,5f:gQQ,. ,., 5 949 O l X Tix' 'ka -A 'Q 0 ,Y 299 ! 'Q Q NT -L' F fb N I is asa 9'1 Getset... l...2...3...4,AscenterBill Rapone snaps the ball to Iackson, ends Weine seimer and Erickson and back Carter set up their pass pattern, Meanwhile, the linefguards Koppes and Stetka, and tackles Cirillo and Modugno-with the help of backs Snable and Glsen repel the onrushing defense. A short pass over center and five more yards are chalked up. This ,past season the Bernards High! football team was able to make many of their plays click to carry them through a good season. Only three times out of eight did they falter, and even in defeat they never gave up Nobody likes to lose and that was true of especially Coach Iacobson. He spurred the team on and helped them do their best. As much as he wanted to see his team win, he would rather have them lose than win by foul means. From the very hot days of early September, until the nights in November, when matches had to be lit to show the team Where to run, the boys really worked hard. Any one of the boys who finished the season was ready and able to Work hard. Coaches Gerrity and Heg- strom were indispensable for their help and assistance. The I.V.'s did not have an exceptional season, but what they gained in experience has had a big part in,deve1oping their skill in the game. ROW ONE: I.. Stetku. G. Snable. W. Iockson. N. Olsen, D. Erickson. Captain: B. Carter, T. Cirillo, D. Koppes, I. Modugno. ROW TWO: P. Lindubery. B. Ropone. I. .Fox-bes, P. Weinseimer, C. Dqnofrio. B. Sahler. R. Wolsky, G. Raitt, C. Ferrante. C. Goes, P. Wyckoff. RCW THIEE: R. Moose, I. Farrell, R. McCann. T. Evcms. L. Buonpane. N. Bolio. T. Heder. R. Kellogg. A. Conover. F. Suntorelli, A. Hasley, I. Ccxnnichoel, F. Carlin. R. Rodrigues, Mr. Iacobson, Coach. FUUTBHLL Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. SCHEDULE 25-Roxbury Away 9-Scotch Plains Home 2-Hackettstown Home 17-Bound Brook Home 24-North Hunterdon Regional . Away 31-North Plainfield Away 6-Ewing Township Away 14-Somerville Home ponent U 8 0 20 U 19 0 12 ,tx . , a' 1 . Y . 'm lg 5 'xl xl 1' 1 x an ' 1 lxt Y Qs I i wig ,' sf? , WI' V' 'iv if v I +- .,, . BASKETBALL As the ',4.' histte the deck began te :Lck and the Qzarne was underway The startmg teazr. 1-was Captam 'ffeznak Peru-fard, Dave Errcsen, Guard Dan Schafer Guard Carl Ric- ctardg Fer' 44.' ard and rieweeriier hm Star1sb'.1r',' Center All these eri the bench were watching imemly as the :score mexmted and hoped that ttie team weuld and alse hoped that they rrttaht play The tar.:-1 in the stands, although riet :harry ztiade ur' ter the tack et reegite by yelhrra and loudly temdma moral suripert Under Seach Fox the team exrfertertced TI rough schedule agamst welt seasoned Clubs, but falrewed frahtuijg .npirrt and fapertsrrrartshigi tmrzxatched by any ef therr Competitors. The IK' team, tmder Seach Cetter, and eertrgartssed ef underelassmert qave stiff oppose tier fa teams with uprreretafasmeri in their hrretlps. Altheuah hampered by lack ef hexght, and det 'mnntmfq :harry frames, they certainty drd burtd a let of character and qairt much experrenee far next year, ROW ONE: I. Farrell, I. Betz, T. Rogers, T. Smith, G. Osborne. ROW TWO: D. Schafer, C. Ricciardi, D. Ericson, Captain Woznak, R. Back, I. Stansbury. ROW THREE: Coach Fox, C. Bocchino, H. Goetchius. B. Von 'ff ,.-qui' Dec Dec Dec Dec Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb. 'Y t. BASKETBALL SCORES Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Away Home Home Away Away Home Away Away Home Away Arx, G. Malley, F. Bocchino, Coach Cotter ROW FOUR: F. Miller, Manager: S. Tuffnell, E. Vxtale F Santorelli, D. Ferry, D. Wahl. D. Conrad, Manager . ,-,KT 7: . 0- y I . n '?,,,,.,, :Wind . , IIIIIJI' I 1 5 .. 4 N a. av' I -' - ' 1 If . 3 , I -. x , I 1 ' 4 4 wt ' I . ',Q rl... I , g lr-.L .55 :E ' f I ' c ,Leg . 4 ,111 ' J' 4 BASEBALL SCHEDULE The umpire yells play ball and here comes the pitch, lt's a home run! Spring has come and, as always, the Baseball season. We in Bernards High have our own Little League to follow and, though it was not in the national spotlight, it still had its own surprises and excitements, losses and disappointments this year. Again this season, under the leadership of lvlr, lacobson, the team provided an excit- ing schedule, losing its share and winning its share ol games. Mike Ambrose captained the team this year by playing at short stop. He was assisted very ably by Danny Schafer, Warren Iackson, and Bobby Carter, who helped him catch, pitch, and hit toward a victory. The games were always exciting for those who came to Watch and though they did xlose a few, the morale of the team still continued to be very good because of school spirit showed by the students. As the spotlight begins to fade out, the ardent fans are still yelling for our team, ROW ONE: G. Raitt-C, I. Carmichael-OF, S. Tuff- nell-OF. M. Ambrose-SS, A. Potts-P, R. Back-P. D. Schafer-2B. ROW TWO: F. Cusendino-Mgr.. R. Mercer-P, I. Stansbury-IB, F. Bocchino-P, B. Sahler -C, F Santorelli-OF, R. Rapone-Asst. Mgr. ROW THREE: Mr. Icxcobson-Coach, G. Knapp-ZB, W. Al- paugh-2B, D. Telesco-SS, R. Osbome-P, D. Neyer -C. P. Lindcrbury-OF, Mr. Gerrity-Asst. Coach. ABSENT: R. Acken-GB, R. Carter-P, L. Carlin-OF. I. Farrell-OF, W. Iackson-C, C. Rlcciardi-2B, E. Smith-ZB. . April 20 North Plainfield Home 22 Bound Brook . - Away 27 Roxbury Away 29 North Plainfield Away May 6 Somerville Away 7 Bound Brook . Home 21 Somerville . Home 25 Roxbury Home ' -'ff J..-za-as -Jr - c -C-fl-Q L., 44 .nJ,,a 6.5-6-3 v'7 'V ' 5 ' 4- X ' swf ic M523 K f aff. is-. ,, X .Magi ,C L K 1 ,, EKG, ' X ke S 'A 'l' ' -if-,fb l ll -it if rf- L 'fu Y,jL'ff' X . i QW QU, '54 n xX H ' . fllyu as XX- 311' 244, 'X I, v. XNEQJI 'fl I 'tml 'xl N lx i fo 4' , 1 -5' ' f Vx TRACK SCHEDULE April 21 North Plainfield , Home 26 Somerville . Home May 3 Bound Brook , . Home 5 Highland Park Away I2 County Meet . Home 17 Relay fCountyJ , Home 26 Roxbury .. . . . Away On your mark, Get set, Got As the boys race down the track, the fans cheer for Bobby, Charlie and Gary to win in their respective races, as they streak past the stands. Mr. Krumbiegel standing on the sidelines giving encouragement to dll the boys. This year, besides all last year's performers, there are many newcomers sharing the spot- light. All those Freshman, Sophomores and Iuniors who have never been out for track before, the fans cheered on their way toward victory, Many of those boys never won, but still continued to stick it out with the team. Running was not the only part of track, many boys threw the discus, javelin and shot- put, and jumped the broad and high jumps. Mr. Hegstrom and Captain Chris Goes were pulling for these boys who took part in the field events. Although the team didn't win many of their meets, they did gain much experience for next year's team and provide much excite- ment for the fans who cheered them on. Infact , ,. , , .f,. - - lla ' Op. 'lm l twu, on Qlldg, nr, ,of,'5'P 'E' 4. A 5 Y ..... RSX gg: 5'aNAg4.A .q,NApa V , V, r :P -sl, f 5 f - 9 i 1 I , l'- H' ii I 'wifi .1 if, 'k af X' Q 5 -3 if 4 .fn fa P dv ' ,, f ' KAR 3 i ' ' AQNAPQ 'gtg NA ,W r X Y , xf fjn W' ROW ONE Weights-D. Koppes: Runners-A. Fei- der, C. Bocchino: High Iumpers-C. Goes. K. Fullan, I. Forbes: Pole Vaulter-R. DeCoste: Runner-G. Snable. ROW TWO: Asst. Coach-Mr. Hegstrom: Weights-W. Iackson. R. Conrad. L. Buonpane: Run- ners-M. Sakele. A. Casendino: Hurdler-R. Rod- rigues: Coach-Mr. Krumbiegel. ROW THREE: Run- ner-R. Meszar: Hurdlers-W. Murder. D. Pearce: Z. iff' if if-Za-M' iff:-if Role Vuulte -T. Gerges: Runner-R. Czarevich: ' dj 1 ff. WQ,,9f ' 1147 0 vr' 'I-,4 .., ,A - ' - 50'-Q. . fy 'f',.mf Q -ihv-fy .Tv 5 , ,gn --Y - -- f A ' ' 5 h 'N 4 ' X -l 3? 1 .3 ?y .rw r -N . . ,A ...A ,I,.t:!txf.?l A ,.t.4- V ' -' J v ' - 4. U4 H- ' . , - ' . S909 :gi :ho N1 Lf 9 Tx 35? -' ii V. A 3 ' I . , lf ' H , . N1 x ' ' R If Q-N - 918-401 . .l' QV 1, p...tW . W F s 1 . K QQ K I 1 :x5 Pe wa 42 ' 01N-49 P t.:v?i PJ-cr'5 ri if 'ff A-. K f Hurdlers R Sutherland A Osbcme Runner M O F a'Q ' o Chapin: Hurdlers-S. Weitz, I. Anderson. R. Trent. ROW FOUR: Broad Iumper-T. Muder: Runners- R. Smith, D. Ord: Weights-E. Ward: Runners-T. Rogers. W. Gemhardt: Hurdler-C. Bennett: Weights -B. Freeman: Runner-I. Rankin: Hurdlers-I. Gor- don, S. Cablk. ABSENT: Broad Iumper-I.. Carlin: Pole Vaulter-C. Ricciardi: Sprinter-R. Carter: Discus-B. VonArx. 9 ,,. L 'Tir' .i,, S GIRLS' S ORTS Although girls' sports do not share the same limelight as boys' athletics do, it, none-the-less, still functions as an important extra-curricular activity to the girls. Thislyear the season started early, under the guidance of Miss Pat Hallacre, with basketball getting under way in October. Practice teams, to get the girls in shape, were followed by class teams, with the Seniors winning these. From these teams, two color teams were picked, with three games being played to choose a victor. Around about the beginning ot April, soft- 4 ball gets under way, this year coached by Mrs. Norman. The teams are set up much the same as in ,basketball-and are followed shortly by archery. For all of these extra sports- one must not forget the daily routine in Miss Titus's gyrn classes, Expecially nostalgic would be lst period P.T. - with icicles accompanied by one bass drum and shivering vi'ctims. However, for all our joshing we really have had some great times. I. -f fr If J. .- f '. 3' 'O .Q 0 'v' . a It . 5 ,. , . . s A .f f ,.,,,,,.f'-,w, ..1 ., ' 4 Q A 1-v ' ' I o 9 Q , n ROW ONE: S. Myers. S. Rogers. K. Kleist, C. Blaine, l. Brush. ROW TWO: I. Harris, I. Otrupchak. B. Kress, A. Guallcrrano, I. Allen, P. Bayless, G. Ramsey. ,,.k-,N, , ,ns .- fs , QU N I EHSE J' Sw' 'F fl 'Fr 0 fl A ., HCT hx U. 42... .. '-' .'.'.IL l' .--- ,. .X Q . r fi , ff' j. 'tt in 7s HL E' I -,. 4.- .3 of , I-... I f . f v 0. 0, 1 , MU Al I F5 Q V ...A 1 ,E nu: n .:. .f l-fra.. ay. X I , Q.. T -1-rtn: ' -sv-rf it' it s 1 gf KAR to -- 13 . Pri' tx 1. peg., Y my ' 'W '! . ,A , fvwf- :fr .,' L 'LA 'J I I arch 25. S0 -..uldt'5s'?5pS l I I . . --.1 E 4 1:?'S. .i ., p . 'Wee 'K' , I RHVE 4 z , l PRIZE WINNERS ROW ONE: State Prize in Physics-I. Mazo: State Prize in Mathematics-P. Palmer: U. N. Essay Contest-D. Koppes. C. Smith-lHal- lowe'en Poster alsol. ROW TWO: Art Prizes -Hallowe'en Posters-Doris Hardesty Glu- mane Society alsol, P. Tumbull, I. Opperman. S. Harris, I. Rist. ROW THREE: L. Primavera. D. Pearce, I. Lauer, A. Sutherland, D. Ord. SPORTS ROW ONE: All County Basketball Team. 1953 -F. Wcznak. ROW TWO: All County Football Team, 1953-T. Cirillo, R. Mondoux, D. Koppes. Roslyn Fishbein-State Vice-President F.T.A. HI-Y - TRI-HI-Y ROW ONE: Delegates to State Tri-Hi-Y Con- vention, Bemardsville, October, 1953 - S. Glover, V. Rogers. C. Blaine falso Vinelandl, I. Boss, Area Pres.: I. Eccles. S. Rogers. ROW TWO: Delegates to Area Tri-Hi-Y Conference, Vineland, February, 1953-M. Anstedt, D. Hardesty, D. Paynton, R. Haynes, C. Kraus, I. Iohnston falso Bemardsvillel-Area Vice- President. ROW THREE: Delegates to State Hi-Y Convention, Ridgewood, December. 1953-P. Koechlein, N. Olsen, P. Cascio, I. Brush, I. Herpel, L. Hurley. ROW FOUR: B. Sahler, F. Bocchino, Wm. Palmer, P, Wyckoff, D. Koppes, W. Iackson, P. Weinseimer. ALI.. STATE CHORUS LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Woznak. Bass: P. Cascio, Baritone: C. Kraus, Soprano: W. Memmott, 2nd Tenor: W. Aspray, lst Tenor: S. Aldridge, Soprano. .4,,. 2 . -. .-.... , Q, '...,e1 ,, 'K 5' , 'tint' ' fi LV . I ml ,J . .WSI f- 1: 'fs .v vb x it B Q, .its ri 3 . , 0 ...UQ . K w f Aix . U-'. .4 I ..,.. NATURE TRAIL AWARD WINNERS IUNE 1953 ROW ONE: I. Douglass. V. Rogers, F. Di- Vanna, Mr. Myers, G. Ramsey, M. Szarek, E. Germuska. ROW TWO: B. Yorlano, I. Pratt, D. Hurdesty, B. Coleman, S. Shellenberger, C. Kraus, S. Elliot. N. Holman. B. Nedelka. ROW THREE: B. Sahler, N. Reisinger, D. Cobb, A. Perrone, A. Guallarano, C. Personette, S. Myers, A. Sutherland. ROW FOUR: D. Koppes, B. Reilly, D. Conrad, G. Snable, B. Suther- land, T. Gerges, P. Kneser. ABSENT: I. Gor- czynski, T. Offutt, R. Czarevich, G.,Ross, I. Bolink, T. Greene. SPEED TYPISTS 50 Word Typing Certificate: I. Brush. Absent: N. Delfilippis, I. Buchanan, Miss Lunceford, Instructor. 60 Word Typing Certificate: A. Guallarano, G. Bocchino, A. Parr. 120 Wcrd Stenography Certificate: G. Boc- chino, Miss Bennett, Instructor. IUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Carolyn Kraus, Miss Cafley, Adviser: Iocelyn Douglass. CITIZENSHIP ROW ONE: Girls' State Delegates-S. Ald- ridge, C. Smith, D.A.R. Citizenship-G. Onder- donk. ROW TWO: Boys' State-D. Koppes, P. Palmer, R. Beringer. W. Memmott. ROW THREE: Girls' Citizenship-S. Rogers, I. Ward. Model Legislature-I. Brush, P.' Weinseimer. . I . -1 , X , Y t . c 2' 5 I , 4' . '. . . - H gl l ! 'lv , , '- , I 1 I .i . -I ' ' I Y 'I 1 , ,. lg: 1.x Y' 5 I 1 . t: -33 it ,' A. . In -t.. , ff ,f ' ia ff ' 'N til llili D . A.. 'sri if fl? f 1 Q, 5,- E . v . I B crgmws '+. Q... gun, As .iq -,A ' ' Q R - 'X 1' f f, I-' 34 1 -1 -,i ,H A 3 - , P77 .. .. . - ' - ' if if iii ti I E2 K -' gn' 2'-We-f' .Z f E .af .at .tt 4 1-.J Q- - we 2l'T'1',' 1f'b.'5. TTB Sem 1 , l 'wi I ' X 1 Nl -Q fg 1-I 15 I I 3 a 1 if H- If Q5 - n w .Q :Vi sf - ' ' 1. -'J ...- . Wx.. -1 l ...I H ' , feiwlwf iff . fi 4 Ivfbuf 'Q fx 2 thSt.! P, K ,.. 1 8 M. 5: prices! J-3 A 'fm' lx ' 1 f 1 - x I ..- C -sf ROW ONE: Violins-A. Bearlepp. C. Wallhausen. B. Beatty. I. Dulati, I. Oberman. Flutes-S. Rogers, Librarian: M. Galbreath. M. Ieter, M. Smith. Cello- V. Rogers. ROW TWO: Clarinets-S. Glover. I. Smith. I. Ashworth, B. Beringer, P. Palmer, A. Feider, I. Motter. French Horns-W. Palmer, G. Lane. ROW THREE: Alto Saxaphones-I. Brush, Secretary: L. Cooley, L. Murphy. T. Rogers. Tenor Saxaphones- I. Doremus. N. Parry. Baritone Saxaphone-I. Her- ORCHE TR This year B,l'l.S. again had an orchestra of which any high school would be proud. Each year it seems to be better than it was the year before. The members ot the string, woodwind, brass, and percussion sections made up a forty-tour piece unit. The highlights of its performances in- cluded recording the background music lor llState Fair, playing the annual Spring Con- cert and at graduation, Mr Cotter was the director who made all these performances it CI SUCCESS. pel. ROW FOUR: Piano-A. Marks. Trumpets-W. Hobbie. President: M. Chapin. G. Onderdonk. M. Anltedt, D. Ord. Snare Drum-B. Losaw. Cymbals- L. Hertz. Tympani-V. Koller, I. Boss. ROW FIVE: Mr. Cotter, Director. Trombones-A. Skonberg, E. Ward, I. Otrupchak. Tuba-R. Meszar. Trombones- G. Hamilton, W. Memmott. Bass Drum-N. Shestople. ABSENT: Violin-I.. Hartman. Ji' ..-2 ' 6 1 A Xvvf R r Q35 ROW ONE: Clarinets-A. Feider, P. Palmer, Pres.: I. Ashworth. B. Beringer, I. Smith. S. Glover, D. Brewster, P. Balter. I. Motter, Baritcne-I. Allen. ROW TWO: Snare Drum-B. Losaw. French Horns- W. Palmer, V. Rogers. G. Lane. A. Marks. Flutes- S. Rogers. Librarian: M. Galbreath. M. Ieter. M. Smith. Baritone-D. Bumby. HOW THREE: Snare Drum-I. Oberman. Alto Saxaphones-I. Brush, Secretary: L. Cooley, T. Rogers. I.. Murphy. Tenor Saxaphone-I. Doremus, N. Parry. Baritone Saxa- phone-I. Herpel. Baritone-D. Howell. HOW FOUR: Cymbals-L. Hertz. Snare Drum-N. Shestople. Trumpets-W. Hobbie, G. Onderdonk. M. Chapin, M. Anstedt, D. Ord. M. Rudy. R. Craft, W. Allen. Trombone-W. Memmott. ROW FIVE' Head Twirler -Ellen Patrick. Trombones-A. Skonberg, E. Ward, G. Hamilton. Tubas-B. Gemhardt, R. Meszar. Trom- bones-I. Otrupchalr, R. Trent, L. Barrows. M. Per- kins. Bass Drum-I. Boss. Tympani-V. Koller. Mr. Cctter, Director. X jx ii B. H. . AN Even before the opening of school in September, the band spent a week practic- ing in preparation for the coming football season in band camp at Camp Spears. During the football season the band braved all types of Weather to make this another exciting year. At the annual Spring Concert the band presented a fine perform- ance of Carousel and the Grieg Piano Concerto, To its conductor, Mr. Cotter and its presi- dent Peter Palmer belong the credits for the praise this hard-working organization receives. - .J 5 x . - , ,1 I - 1 .Q R ' - J 4. .1 ... w.. N , I : iv. CHEERLE DER The l.V.'s also played a big part in inspiring school spirit at BHS. These are the girls who will replace the var- sity cheerleaders at all the games next year. They added color and spirit leads ing the cheers at all the l.V. football and basketball games. They helped at pep rallies and at the home games of the varsity. The captain of the l.V.'s was Barbara Rumpel. I .., ROW ONE: I. Giunquitti, S. Perrcmte. M. Hamed, V. Trepiccione. ROV! TWO: A. Per- wne, E. Mauduiuna, B. Rfimpei. bnpimnnp. Konderock. A. Oxuierdoqk. - fef I f . , . . .4 ' . 1 ' 1', ' E.1.' sf t T 5 , I t. . by '17 Ac! CJ 17 'L Q M T 1 '27 COLOR GU RD 1 'o Another cheer for the Color Guards 'who again represented our school so Q for well at all of our football games. Cap- 1 tained by lane Eccles, as they marched 'Y ' down the field in front of the band, ' 't'hey bore the flags which stand for I rl our school, our country, and our ideals. ln order to prepare for activities Aarting with the football season and ending with the Memorial Day Par- ade, the Color Guard this year again attended Band Camp before school opened. ROW ONE: I. Eccles, Captain: S. Fox. ROW TWO: I. Iohnston, B. Beatty. ROW THREE: M. Vieth, C. Personette. B. Gopel, N. Reisinger. .4 i ,L HEERLE DERS Q. 1 I Q7 A 1: , ff? for I I A -1. :fb ',... TWIRLER This year the twirlers lead by their Drum Majorette Ellen Patrick showed variety and enthusiasm at all the games. There were six twirlers and also, for the first time, a Drum Major, Louis Primavera. One of the most outstanding events of ,the season was the game with Scotch Plains High School where both the Drum Majorette and the Drum Major twirled fire batons, ROW ONE: I.. Primavera, E. Patrick. Drum Maiorette. ROW TWO: M. Szarek, G. Ramsey. ROW THREE: D. Dickinson, R. Ramsey. ROW FOUR: S. Garretscn, B. Nedelka. The Varsity Cheerleaders led by cof captains Evelyn Alldach and Deanne Farese, made this' another spirited and colorful year. Leading the cheers and backed by everyone in the grandstand they encouraged our players at all the football and basketball games. They also added new cheers and twists to the pep rallies held in the auditorium. The cheerleaders, so essential in keeping the spirit of the team high, were backed by a cheering student body at all the games. ROW ONE: D. Fcxrese, Co-Captain: E. All- dach. Co-Captain. HOW TWO: I. Douglass. E. Germuska, N. Holman, F. DiVunna. if A?vf V fi ' ' 4,.',.f -- 8 Y HCRU This year the chorus ot Bl-l.S. again played a leading role in school activities Under the direction of Mrs. Allan-Allen the chorus worked very hard all year to pro- duce the two annual concerts. At Christmas time all Who saw the tradi- tional Candlelight Service were much imf pressed with the beauty and simplicity ot the performance which was closed when the audience joined the chorus in singing several well-known carols. The annual Spring Concert was also very successful. The chorus was again invited to attend the Trenton Festival where they competed with many other choruses in the state. Chorus members also enjoyed their an- nual picnic in the spring. The president ol chorus this year was Bill lflemmott. GIRLS' TRIO LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Waldeck. Alto: N. Rei- singer, Alto: E. Kolf. 2nd Soprano: A. Stern, 2nd Soprano: E. Alldach. Soprano: S. Ald- ridge. Soprano: Mrs. Allan-Allen. Director. THE EIGHT HATS LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Forbes. Bass: B. Beringer. Baritone: P. Cascio, Baritone: F. Woznak. Bass: T. Rogers. lst Tenor: W. Memmott. 2nd Tenor: I. Ashworth, 2nd Tenor: W. Aspray, lst Tenor: Mrs. Allan-Allen. Director. fa A 9 1 ,, .4 - W 1 ,Z '35 fry' ,Eb rn. if rw O03 f0O OODQ OOO 0-1v H'3o QDQQGQOO QC OOOO 'BIQITTIOUOQOIOVOIQIO I 1 STAGE-CHORUS TWO-ROW ONE: S. Rogers, I. Boss, I. Eccles, I. Burke, M Waldeck, A. Stem, E. Kolf, G. Hamilton, B. Beringer, P Aspray, I. Ashworth, T. Rogers, H. Crater, S. Aldridge Anstedt, N. Reisinger, M. Cascio, W. Memmott, W. E. Alldach, F. DiVanna, M. Martin, V. Mueller, B. Gopel, A. Scafl, I. Oberman, B Searing, M. Mongan, G. Snable. ROW TWO: L. Tiger, V. Koller, I. Rinse, L. Hart- man, M. Kitchener, R. Maglione. B. Beatty, M. Connolly, S. Fox, N. Holman, N. Olsen F. Woznak, I. Forbes, F. Casendino, R. Fratalli, P. Lindabury, C. Personette, B Coleman, A. Onderdonk, R. Ramsey, S. Elliot, I. Pratt, D. Holton, A. O'Neill, B Barkman, E. Graham. ROW THREE: A. Ottutt, L. Nabben, D. Paynton, S. Myers I. Ward, C. Smith, M. Fennimore, H. Cralt, I. Smith, B. Sahler, D. Yuhas, R. Hill P. Wyckoff, K. Fullan, I. Anderson, L. Davis, I. Reilly, G. Knapp, I. Norell, I Koller. C. Shauger. R. Wright, M. Hyler, I. Douglass, C. Kraus. PIT-CHORUS TWO-ROW ONE: B. Ielferson, M. Conroy, B. Cipparulo, M. Sutton. ROW TWO: I. Cox, B. Schanley, M. Wyckoff, V. Rogers. ROW THREE: E. Zayiack, L Bearlepp, I. Pacilio, K. Richardson. ROW, FOUR: E. Mossey, B. Kress, D. Dickinson D. DeCoste, H. Lindabury, D. Ferry, Z, Cimosz. AT PIANO: Mrs. F. B. Allan-Allen Mrs. Koppes, G. English. ROW SEVEN: B. Ferry, I. Matthews, R. Moody, D. Dans- bury. ROW EIGHT: B. Reilly, C. Dates, L. Buonpane, I. Miller. ROW NINE: A. Marks, T. Wiegand, S. Norman, I. Morrow. ROW TEN: S. Garretson, B. Rumpel, M. Clewell, I. Gorczynski, D. Goss. ROW ELEVEN: S. Santini, C. Mancuso, A. Perrone, R. Grabazczyk. ORCHESTRA-CHORUS ONE-ROW ONE: R. Eccles, G. Ludlow, I. Perrone, B. Yingling, M. Buist, K. Drechsler, M. Smith. C. Gennuskcx, E. Schreier, C. Gaebel, A. Ramsey, P. Wortman, B. Crane, C. Frank, I. Holmes, N. Kress. ROW TWO: P. Beck, M. Cremin, B. Bosso, N. Petty, D. Mayes, N. Maher, C. Ellsworth, N. Reilly, B. Slagle, L. Hertz, B. Rammler, I. Dobbs, N. Parry, B. Ferrante, G. DeFil- lippis, G. Reisinger. ROW THREE: I. Rankin, S. Cablk, R. Meszar, B. Freeman, D. Roper, I. Lightboum, I. Gordon, F. Santorelli, W. Gemhardt, L. Knapp, M. Iefferson, I, Motter, T. Hendershot, D. Brewster, G. Lanef 85 B. Calder, I. Knapp. ROW FIVE: P. Ward, D. Telesco, R. Smith, I. Croot. ROW SIX: 1 00000 135' ROW ONE: S. Aldridge, Chr. Ref. for Valentine Ball: S. Lantz, Recorder Zeta Chapter: I. Smith, Chr. Epsilon Chapter: D. Hardesty, Chr. Gamma Chapter: I. Eccles, Chr. Alpha Chapter: S. Elliot. Chr. Beta Chapter: C. Kraus, Chr. Delta Chapter: G. Ramsey, Chr. Eta Chapter: I. Boss, President: C. Blaine, V. Pres.: I. Iohnston, Sec.: V. Rogers, Treas.: S. Glover, Chaplain. ROW TWO: K. Kleist, S. Hoppe, E. Patrick, S. Rogers. I. Ward, I. Norell, I. Saunders, I. Buchanan. I. Ramsey. S. Ord, M. Holmes, Curley, A. Bearlepp, M. I. Fennimore. ROW THREE: E. Koli, G. Onderdonk. P. Staebner, B. Nedelka, A. Onderdonk, B. Kress, I. Schuck, V. Bellai, A. Muller, E. Greenawalt. L. Nonemaker, C. Smith, A. Gual- larano. M. Hyler, E. Graham, B. Barkman. ROW TRI-HI- The Tri-Hi-Y, with Ianet Boss as President and Miss lrlosmer adviser, is the largest and most active club in BHS. Because of its size this year the club was divided into seven chapters. Each chapter had charge of a dif- ferent service project as sending clothes to needy or sick children, wrapping gift boxes for servicemen overseas, or making favors for hospitals, The girls also sold candy at athletic games. Swimming at the YMCA, and an annual Christmas party were among the activities of Tri-Hi-Y. Other activities included the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet and a Weekend camping trip, With the HieY, the club sponsored the Commencement Dance and the Valentine Ball where the King and Queen of Hearts were chosen. The biggest project of the year, however, was a three day conference held in October and attended by nearly 200 Tri-Hi-Y delegates from the entire Central Atlantic Area. Ianet Boss, who was also President of the Area, presided. V 3 i K-31' 9 l .- FOUR: M. Wyckoff. A. Scaff, B. Schanley, B. Beatty, B. Calder. D. Dickinson. L. Mossey, I. G. Knapp, I Pacilio, L. BeariePP, M. Anstedt, I. Burke. M. Martin B. Coleman, L. Wortmann, I. Crovelli. ROW FIVE: W. Lytle, I. Harris, M. Kitchener, M. Vieth, S. Fox. I. Douglass, N. Holman. N. Reisinger, R. Haynes. S chmxdt D Pa nton S Shellenber er B Gould I. S ' , . y . . g , . , Cox, M. Mongan, D. Grindley. ROW SIX: L. Nabben I. Otrupchak, S. Garretson. A. Marks. I. Fennimore D. Goss, V. Mueller, I. Oberman, B. Rumpel. I Rinse. P. Sciaretta, R. Ramsey, M. Sutton. B. Sear- ing. B. Losaw. B. Kirby, M. Galbreath, E. McWilliams I. A. Morrow, L. Tiger. ABSENT: D. Dale, A. Ferrante I.. Hartman, C. Kennedy, L. Magee, E. Rott, G. Ross P. Ward, B. Yuhas. Q? 1 ROW ONE P Wemseimer N Olsen B Sahler Secretary I Brush President Mr. Papule Adviser I Herpel Vice President P. Cascio Treasurer: B. Bennger ROW TWO R Back. C. Ricciardi D. Koppes W Iuckson A Sutherland P. Koechlein B Ven Arx I Louden D Howell F. Ccrsendino F. Bocchmo ROW THREE G Knapp D. Ord I. Welle T Rieth P W ckoii R Davis W Palmer R Ack n . , . y . , . . e , W. Memrnott L. Hurley. ROW FOUR: A. Casendino D. Yuhcxs. H. Goetchius, R. Conrad. R. DeCoste, R. Wolsky, A. Brown. P. Heimbuch, C. Anthony, T Offutt. ABSENT: A. Fullan, D. Schaefer. I GN HI- if The Hi-Y is one of the service clubs ot B.H.S. and is part of a nation-wide organization. This year thirty-nine Iunior and Senior boys were members. Ioe Brush was president and Mr. Papale was the club's adviser. Throughout the year Hi-Y conducted many activities and offered a varied program to all its members. When it was time for the initiation of new members, they all had to do as they were asked by the other members of the club who offered many suggestions about how they must dress that day at school. Many members also attended several con- ferences and conventions during the year, in conjunction with the national YMCA. Regular meetings are held to plan the club's activities and in the spring, boys are chosen to represent BHS. at the Model Legislature at Trenton. This years program also included the annual Valentine Ball and the Commencement Dance presented with Tri-Hi-Y, which were both very successful. I 87 THE PL Y WITHIN OUR PLAY STATE FAIR This year the Dramatic Club presented State Fair under the direction el Mr: Fox. The play tells the story ol the Prake tarnilyls stay at the lowa State Fair. Each rneniber of the taizizly hopes that for nit: this will the be-st state fair of all. Mr. Frake is certain his pig, Blue Boy, will be az-:arded me blue ribbon, Hrs Frake also is sure that this year her pickles 'xigll heat those cf Mrs, Rallins in the annual pickle contest, Wayne lzcpes to inipress Eleancr, his girl friend, by winning all the prizes at the hoopla stand, and Margie hopes she will have an opportunity to meet someone new from the city. They set out lor the tair in spite ot the pessiniistic warning of the store- keeper who thinks that since the Frakes want'so rnuch to they 'xxili not enjoy the fair. For a while everything seems to go wrong tcr them me they begin to believe the storekeeper may have been right in his predictions However everything turns out well for the Frake faintly and the play comes to a happy ending, j K., , ' . g .j ,lf ffrzi M i Whew!! We made it with- out tco many mistakes. STHTE HHH f 5' j Q fi? - X l QW' .5 W L W ooh!! when he said. I ROW ONE: S. Garretson. P. Sciaretla. B. Kress. B. Rumpel. M. Wyckoff. D. Cobb, C. Shauger, A. Onder- donk. A. Ramsey. B. Slagle. D. Dickinson. C. Graham. M. Szarek. R. Ramsey. ROW TWO: F.. Stem. P. Cascio. S. Rogers, Mr. Fox, Director: S. Fox. I. Herpel. I. Doug- lass, D. Ferry. G. Rogers. I. Brush. R. Haynes. R. DeCoste. B. Beringer. M. Perkins. E. Koll. T. Hender- shot. M. Waldeck. M. Connolly. G. Mueller. B. Searing Csittingl. N. Heisinger. l... Mossey. B. Von Arx, R. Conrad. S. Schmidt, I. Eccles. I. Buchanan. 89 fl- ono '0o0 A ft, 5 mall l 'N :Q 3 ..,f.. V0.1 rl 4. I .l l 'tb i li 1 IH so it - 't.',t,1t vit-'s shi ROW ONE: D. Ferry, S. Rogers, N. Reisinger, I. Her- pel, R. Haynes, I. Brush, Mr. Fox, I. Douglass. P. Ccxscio. B. Beringer, B. Von Arx, V. Rogers. ROW TWO: B. Seating, C. Kraus, E. Kolf, K. Kleist, C. Blaine, I. Eccles, I. Ramsey, I. Boss. A. Parr, D. Farese, E. Alldcrch, M. Anstedt, B. Crane, A. Stern. ROW THREE: M. Perkins, A. Onderdonk, I. Buch- anan. V. Mueller, G. Ramsey, N. Holman. S. Fox, M. Vieth, M. Szcxrek, A. Colcmtone, B. Bcxrkman, E. Graham. D. Pcxynton. D. Weiss, S. Shellenberger, I. Doremus. ROW FOUR: B. Kress, S. Lantz. S. Hoppe, H. Curley. H. Milnor, E. Lucas. B. Yorlano. A. Perrone. C. Mcmcuso, M. Martin, B. Coleman. E. Greenawalt, I. A. Morrow, S. Schmidt, L. Ncrbben, M. Wcrldeck. ROW FIVE: A. Guallarcmo, K. Drechs- let, M. Buist, M. Schmidt, B. Slagle, A. Romsey, M. Smith. V. Waterbury. F. DiVanna, M. Iefferson, D. Cobb, L. Tiger, T. Hendershot, M. Ieter, V. Miller, P. Wortmcm. ROW SIX: P. Wyckoff, P. Brush, W. Iack- son, D. Ko es. C. Graham. C. Ellsworth. B. Rumpel, P PP B. Gopel, L. Mcssey. D. Dickinson. R. Ramsey, Sciurettcx, I. Obermqn, B. Loscxw, M. Wyckoff, S Garretson, R. Rodrigues, D. Conrad, T. Rogers. B Gemhardt, P. Weinseimer. ABSENT: D. Dale, D DeCoste, P. Eggling. I. Ferrante, H. Iordcxn, D Laurie. B. McElroy. A. O'Neill, P. Ward. DR MATIC CLUB An extra round of applause goes to all the members ot the Dramatic Club who combined hard Work and tun to produce excellent enterf tainment. With loe Brush as president and Mr. Fox as adviser and director, the main production this year was State Fair with its side shows and blue ribbons. The Dramatic Club also gave several one-act plays directed by members. Every member of the club participates iii productions -acting, helping with makeup props, publicity, or lighting. The Dramatic Club both teaches and entertains, Weil-established now as a BHS. troupe, the Dramatic Club Went on the road successfully and with much acclaim, ,J -I ,VX 'P 4 In partes tres. HOW ONE: G. Hamilton, E. Greenawalt, I. Mazo Vice-President: Miss Harvey, Adviser: S. Myers, President: B. Beringer, Secretary-Treasurer: A. Stern, G. Onderdonk. ROW TWO: S. Glover, M. Kitchener S. Ord, L. Nonemaker, I. Smith, S. Aldridge, C Smith, K. Kliest, F. DiVanna, C. Blaine. ROW THREE M. Anstedt, S. Shellenberger, M. Martin, S. Elliot I 0 y 1 L TIN CLUB . f .Juana . .A.f, Nu The Latin Club is a member of the Iunior Classical League, a national organization, which students who have studied at least two years ot Latin may goin. The club tries to show how the culture ot Greece and Home has influenced our modern language and civiliza- tion, On its annual trip to New York, the Latin Club enjoyed the movie lIulius Caesar and visited the lfrick Museum. The Club also spon- sored an exhibit on Roman Civilization tor the AAUW hobby show, This collection of Latin protects was also on display for the County Teachers' Organization, This year the president was Sondra Myers and Miss Harvey was the adviser. I. Ward, I. Douglass, N. Holman, C. Personette, H. Haynes, C. Kraus. ROW FOUR: P. Palmer, P. Casqio. P. Weinseimer, W. Iackson, N. Olsen, A. Anelli, '1 Snable, I. Herpel, I. Welle, S. Weitz, T. Olfutt. ABSENT: I. Brush, B. Coleman, E. Germuska, M. Holmes, D. Koppes, B. Von Arx. 7:- 2 ' I ,. 1 F. H. A. The Future Homernakers of America which is part of an international organization, has found many interesting and worthwhile pro- jects. Under the guidance of its adviser Mrs. Dickinson and president Betty Barkman, at Christmas time the club made stockings and stuffed toys for needy families in the area. For Valentines day they baked and sold cookies and the club made the popcorn balls which were sold at some of the basketball games. The main objective of this club is to prepare ,its members for home-making and to interest them in working together. ROW ONE: E. Graham, Pianist: B. Barkmcxn. Presi- dent: Mrs. Dickinson, Adviser: A. Colantone, Sec- retary: I. Anderson, Vice-President. ROW TWO: L. Bearlepp, E. Maddaluna, A. Parr. R. Grabarczyk, M. Iefferson, B. Cipparulo, E. Zayiack, T. Mercurio, G. Goss. ROW THREE: I. Schuck, A. Miller. I. Harris, R. Abbondanzo. S. Santini, I. Saunders, M. I. Fermi- more, P. Staebner. ABSENT: A. O'Neill, R. Fishbein, M. Conroy, V. Bellai. it- v . .M Q ' . Q Y ,o F 56510 V A- XQ I A t, Siellar teachers ROW ONE L Nonemaker A Stern Treasurer E Greenawal! V1cePresxdent Mxss Genlzler A Bear lepp S Myers S Aldndge ROW TWO S Ord P Slaebner N Rezlly G DeF1l1ppxs I Dulafi I A Mor row D Hardesiy H Curley ROW THREE I Smxth S Hoppe M Clewell M Kxtchener M I Fenmmore I Anderson E Graham S Lantz E Lucas A Colantone ROW FOUR P Brush N Sheslople B Coleman M Marhn B Peterson D Wexss S Shellenberger D Paynton B Barkman I Welle D Ord ABSENT R Flshbem Presxdenl C Germuska M Holmes C Ken nedy E Mllnor A ONe1ll G Robb V Waterbury Although the Fu r Teacners of Arnerlca IS pr1mar1ly a cub l r stuaenls CO'lSld9Il1'lQ teachma as a rcless n mary others also und the FTA lnteresnrg Among rts actvnes dunng the year Nere the party for the xntatlon of new merpleer and the collectmg a d sehdlng of toys to the Vmelancl TTGlI lI'1Q School at Chrrgrmgg, Through workvng on such P oyccts the mer' bers recelve polrts tofa d serv ce rms awarded by the clun Each spnng lhc cluln looks forward to lls arnaal Alumm Dance and to attendmg a statewlde conference at Stoke Forest 93 PROJECTION CLUB With guidance by Mr. Walkem the Projection Club was able to carry on the fine and dependable job that it has done in the past. This year the president of the club, Neil Ulsen, and his competent operators showed many interesting and educational films in the classrooms and auditorium. The Projection Club, as usual, sponsored an assembly program this year and showed a film to the entire student body and faculty. During College Day the club aided the college representatives by showing several films telling about colleges in the United States. A growing organization in BHS., this year the club had forty-five members. DA l -1 'F' fl 'X.. A President Olsen at the Rotary football banquet. ROW ONE: F. Miller, S. Myers, Secretary: N. Olsen. President: Mr. Walkem, Adviser: P. Wentz, Vice-Presi. dent: I.. Hurley, Treasurer: l. Marko. ROW TWO: G. Seymour, I. Everitt, T. Oftutt, S. Booth, E. Schreier, E. Zarhardt, R. Adams, B. Allen, P. Wetzel. F. Hamed. ROW THREE: W. Kock, P. Ward, N. Shestople, B woisky. D. Pearce, R. Smith, D. Pereym, R. cron. yi Breunin , E. Roos ROW FOUR' B. Reill Person 9 . . y, . ette, D. Rockwell, I. Terry, I. Anderson, A. Anelli, I. laquis, R. McElroy, R. Meszar, L. Lawrie, D. Neyer. ABSENT: D. Bumby, R. Fishbein, I. Gorczynski, A. Has- ley, E. lettery, D. Washington. tN ?f'? N 'I S x x . letter e Mr. Koller explains at a meeting. Rf 1' , X A--H' yi ROW ONE: P. Palmer, G. English, President: P. Wentz. Vice-President: P. Koechlein, Secretary-Treasurer. ROW TWO: T. Rogers, I. Marko, A. Feider, P. Stuyvesant, I. Mazo, D. Ord, S. Booth. DIO CLUB Each year the Radio Club has become more and more active at B.H.S. and again this year it proved to be very successful. This season Mr. Koller, who is employed by' the Bell Tele- phone Laboratories, Was the Clubs adviser and with George English as president was able to plan some very interesting programs. The Radio Club also improved and enlarged the public address system in the auditorium as '54's parting gilt to BHS, Every Tuesday night the club met at Mr. Kollers home where the meeting was opened by a short lecture on radio theory. Then the members worked repairing and building radio sets or learning code. SOIL TE TER Although the Soil Testers is a fairly new club in Bl-l.S., it has quickly become active in both the school and the community, The club offers to test samples of soil for people either in the Biology laboratory or at Gar- den Club functions. At the spring meeting ot the Bernardsville Garden Club, the Soil Testers maintained a booth at which they tested the acidity of any samples ot soil brought to them, as they have done every year since they were organized. The club also tested many other soil samples which were brought to the biology laboratory. The Soil Testers is under the guidance of Mr. Myers. l 'Z' President in the spotlight. -4 44' li ,i . :MQ eww ... D ROW ONE: I. Bocchino, A. Marks. B. Nedelka, G. Ross, Mr. Myers, R. Rodrigues, D. Feider. D. Rockwell. ROW TWO: A. Skonberg. President: H. Lindabury. D. Ferry, I. Matthews. D. Pearce, R. Hill. I. Ryan. ABSENT: I. Forbes, G. Schneider, B. Hall. V. Waterbury. R. Trent. A ll f -v 355.5 r X f K7 G1 -r 2 ' sg 4 Q N 0 if ' 5 li!! I 'J' ,fi JE. LE .: 2,11 t I -..,:.-,L , .,., .V,M,J4w1,ww-w.,.,MM, ,A .. , 2 , Q . . V.-M ,rsh . f 4, 1 ,, 4, W 1 lf' v . ggi' Ax, 'Q' 4 j 1 Q ' Q , Q ' W Y Q g'i 3'5' 'fk 5171- ' 'f5.L+h.YMf.'L 41 iff I W ,ff Q 4 in , , S 24 sf X 1 .K r I ,gr ig E, , , ' I-QL 'gpm ,lin A m 'N 4',gu.7 QM -, v 1 I av .,-4 nm QA by ,.w,, X SOMERSET HILLS NATIONAL BANK Bf:RNAnDsv11.LE BASKING RIDGE Speclal Checkmg Accounts Safe Deposlt Boxes Banklng Hours Monday through Frrday 8 00 AM to 200 PM Even ng Hours Buskmg Rldge Bernardsvxlle Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal DSDOSII Insurance Corporatlon Member New Iersey Safe DGpOS1I Assoclatlon 98 Tuesday 7:00 - 8:30 PM. Friday 7:00 - 8:30 P.M. l i GLADSTONE MARKET, INC. Member of United Service Grocers WHOLESALE cmd RETAIL BUTCI-IERS cmd GROCERS GLADSTONE NEW IERSEY M Cooper CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE RIDGE PHARMACY BASKING RIDGE S M I T H S SERVICE STATION TIRES TUBES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES Somerv1lle Road BEDMINSTER NEW IERSEY Peclpczck 8 9752 Earl Smlth Prop HY GRADE 'I'YPEWRITER STA'I'IONERY CO 78 South Streei MORRISTOWN NEW TERSEY L E WESCOTT W I ZILKA BELLS BIRD FARM PARAKEETS COCKATIELS BUFF COCI-IIN BANTAMS CAGES cmd SUPPLIES South Fmley Avenue and Mount Alry R LIBERTY CORNER N I oad OI GRATULATIONS FROM SOMERSET HILLS PASTRY SHOP 18 Mme Brook Road BERNARDSVILLE N I B mcrd J1IIe 8 0838 Ioseph Ncrdor BEST WISI-IES TO TI-IE GRADUATES IAMES A BRUSH BASKING RIDGE NEW IERSEY I . A. I - 6: Momstown 4-2866 Tel. MiIIington 7-0251 C I 99 Congratulatlons from F HORACE SALMON STORES Inc 5c and l0c S100 up Shop the Self Servlce Way ART BUSH SIGNS Truck and WIUGOW Lettermg SIGNS OF QUALITY Neon Wood and Metal SIQDS Mcnn Street Bedmmster N I Pecxpack 8 0115 Mme Brook Rd Bemardsvxlle N I Be 80189 Robert M Stryker Mrs V1ctor M Huyler BOB S FLOWER SHOP Mam Street PEAPACK N I Peapack 8 0676 DUNSTER S PROTANE GAS SERVICE 24 West Oak Street BASKING RIDGE N I Bern 8 0979 Bern 80759 Bern 80132 C FORGIONE 61 SON Cesspools and Sephc Tanks Cleaned Modern Equlpment Reasonable Rates 39 Bemards Avenue BERNARDSVILLE N I OLA BURD O1l Burners Stokers Sales Service Nlght and Day SSTVICC Peapack Road FAR HILLS N I LESKO INC Your FIRESTONE Store Trres Batteries Toys Wheel Goods Automoblle Supphes 41 Olcott Square Peapack 8 0443 Bern 8 0806 100 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 I . . 1 e 'V I 1 tt . u ' ' , , 1 1 1 . .1 1 - .-- 1 ' I 1 1 1 I n 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 -t . . 11 . . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 O JIPLII EI TS OE THE PEAPACK HOTEL COMPLIMENTS OE BETTE HOARE NOVO MOTORS INC HPVSI ER P' YMOUTI 87 Mme B ook Road ui BEPNARDSVILLE N I L T CRAIG PAINTING and DECORATI C BASKING RIDGE NEW IERSEY VVIGHTMAN S FARMS 165 ACRES BERRIES FRUITS VEGETABLES HICKORY SMOKED HAMS Gnd BACON Mt Kemble Avenue MORRISTOWN NEW IERSEY LINDABERY S BLUE KNOT STORE POTTERSVILLE N I PHILCO TELEVISION APPLIANCE HARDWARE PAINTS GROCERIES CERINO BROS South Fmley Avenue BASKING RIDGE N I Tel Bemcrrdswlle 8 0154 ff I A I I I C . H - ., . :I , 'S 1 A 1 Rf fe T2 x , . . ' NICK ROSELLI PT6C2ICIf?T'If Bemf:rdSviIIe 8-0296 IUI Congratulations to the Graduates ot the CLASS OF '54 L. V. LUDLOW G COMPANY Mme Brook Road FAR HILLS NEW IERSEY CLASS or 1954 IOSEPH DAPOLITO 6 SON FAR HILLS NEW IEHSEY BEST WISHES FROM KARL M IEROLAMAN BERNARDSVILLE N 1 COMPLIMENTS FROM VINCENT MASONE BASKING RIDGE NEW rsasx-:Y CLAYTON AMERMAN DoDoE PLYMOUTH PEAPACK NEW IERSEY k 8 Congratulations to the I Sales and Service Phone: Peapac -0143 102 Corgratulatrons THOMAS BUONPANE SR PAINTING and DECORATING All Kmds of Wallpaper Sarutas Punnno DICOUAHNO CONTDACTOQS AHIQICK BERNARDSVILLE N I Berrardsvxlle 8 0335 Delxvery Servxce SOMERSET HILLS FLORIST FRESH CUT FLOWERS FROM OUR OWN GREENHOUSES BASKING RIDGE NEW IERSEY Bernardsvlll 80420 A Good Place to Eat WATCHUNG VIEW INN SDSCIGIIZIHQ m ITALIAN DINNERS A LA CARTE New Addmon for PRIVATE PARTIES and BANQUETS Route 202 208 Norih of Somervxlle PHONE Somervllle 8 9547 Em1I1o Loretx Prop BERNARDSVILLE MARKET INC IOI-IN A CAPORASO Pr s1dent Free Dehvery GROCERIES MEATS VEGETABLES 37 Olcoit Square BERNARDSVILLE N I Bernardsvllle 8 0008 0009 Comphments of GALLAWAY cmd CRANE FUNERAL HOME BASKLNG RIDGE NEW IERSEY BERNARDSVILLE NEW IERSEY E Haas Gallaway Ranslord G Crane , I 103 RGRFPR 9 QSXUNM WQOG R' Y Q , Q R mbm j wca fe Q? W' 11 NEW IERSEY POWER 61 LIGHT COMPANY I H M1ller D1v1s1on Manager GEORGE R LAYTON L 2:36 FUNERAL DIRECTOR B1-:DMINSTER N 1 f 954 IOSEPH DCBBS, Inc. IAMES C- MIILDQWNEY BUILDERS OF Basking H1dge Plumbmg 6 Heatmg. lnc FINE HOMES BASKING RIDGE, N I BERNARDSVILLE, N I B 8 1114 3 9 0717 104 . , Q F ae, 1 1 o E 1 -I A 1 0 y ' Q 1 wif .A IWW - V Q 'Q Lsgiw NF: M so 4? Compliments of X ' X -L - 1 Main Street Congratulations to Class o 1 G R-- LYONS LUMBER 6. SUPPLY nc The Friendly Lumber Yard Stone House Road PO Box 205 BASKING RIDGE N I Be rx 81414 Comphments of FRIEND g,,5W' F ranklvn L Nuse Agency BE SURE FEEL SURE INSURE BERNARDSVILLE N I BONDS INSURANCE Be 82373 Comphments of ELLIS TIGER COMPANY Gmnsrons N I Comphments of ZATKO POULTRY FARM LIBERTY comma N I F AR HILLS MARKET Royal Scarlet Store Dumont Road Peczpcck 8-0300 CLIFFORD E. LUDLOW COMPLIMENTS or L L O Y D G O U L D Congratulations from WM H SUETER 51 SON FAR HILLS Nl Congratulations from ARTHUR N STARIN ARCHITECT BASKING RIDGE N Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1954 at 7 0599 Arthur Compton Ir ARTS AUTO BODY SHOP METAL WORK WELDING PLUC AUTO PAINTING SPRAY GLAZING Long H111 Road MILLINGTON N I MW KELLY Choice Meats cmd Poultry Birds Eye Frosted Foods Groceries PEAPACK. N. 1. Pecxpack 8-0120 DEVORE 6. WALTERS Inc Heating - Plumbing - Sheet Metal Pumps - Oil Burners - Appliances 3 Claremont Road BERNARDSVILLE. N. 1. Bem. 8-0385 COMPLIMENTS OE GARRABRANT FUNERAL HOIVIE BASKING RIDGE NEW IERSEY PAESSLER THATS ALLI GLADSTONE NEW IERSEY BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS IULIE'I'I'E SHOPPE 33 Olcott Square BERNARDSVILLE NEW IERSEY Bemctrdswlle 8 0483 Comphments of THE BERNARDSVILLE PAINT and WALLPAPER COMPANY HEALTH HAPPINESS PROSPEHITY TO ALL THE GRADUATES TWIN CEDAR FARM OLE OLSEN fs SONS Valley Road W MILLINGTON N I V1S1t Our Farm Store FOR CUT UP POULTRY AND FRESH EGGS Mxllmgton 7 0403 MARY EYERS SHOP GIFTS and CARDS The Shop I Know Youll Emoy VlSlflI'lQ FRANCES G MOSS Owner I1 12 Olcott Square BERNARDSVILLE N I Berncxrdsvllle 8 1032 CONGRATULATIONS FROM FREEMAN S ESSO STA'I'IONS BERNARDSVILLE N I BASKING RIDGE N I 's 107 Bm 8127 Best W1ShGS to the CLASS OF 1954 FRANK H MILLER CERTIFIED BUILDER Washmgton Corner Road 108 BERNARDSVILLE, N. I. e . - 1 NELSON WORTIVIAN p m nt I FAR HILLS INN fIlIn,Ior1 7 C018 cmd 7 CHIC NIght C3115 A D RUNYON COMPANY KOPPERS COKE EUEL OIL COAI OII Burner Sales cmd Serwce DIv1s1on Avenue MILLINGTON N I HOBBIE S GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIR LUBRICATION SUNOCO GAS cmd OIL 18 Qulmby Lcme BERNARDSVILLE, N. I Bemcxrdswlle 8 0834 N O R D S T R O M PRINTING SERVICE BASKING RIDGE N I COMPLIMEIJTS OE THE OLCO'I'I' MEN'S SHOP 109 IAIIIIUQIOU VGUQVI, 7fO681AI Of VGUII53 C3fiI 1IIe s G' ' A THOS E CROSS INC BUILDING CONTRACTORS CUSTOM MILLWORK BASKING RIDGE N Berrordsvxlle 8 0936 DIEH1. S IEWELERS GRADUATION WATCHES Authorlzed Agency LONGINES WITTENAUER BULOVA BENRUS ELGIN HAMILTON and TISSOT WATCHES 20 Olcott Square BERNARDSVILLE N I R S SWICK PHOTOGRAPHER Photos Taken m Your Home OLDWICK NEW IERSEY WELSH S MOTOR SALES KAISER WILLYS PASSENGER CARS TRUCKS IEEPS FAR HILLS NEW IERSEY BILL HILL S GROCERY FROZEN FOODS SGYVICQ and Quohty WILLIAM C HILL Prop Mum Street BEDMINSTER NEW IERSEY TIME TO INSURE HAROLD B THOMSON Peapcck 8 0777 FITTERER and BORNMANN PLOQR and WALL LINQLEUM RUSS CARPETS South FIDIBY Avenue FORMICA TOPS BASKING RIDGE N I ASPHALT TILE 27 Olcotl Square BERNARDSVILLE N Bemurdsvllle 8 0952 Ernest Bommcmn Bernc1rdsv1IIe 8 0563 , . I. Phone: OIdWick 37fW PSCIFGCIC 90109 , . I. IIU SOMERSET HILLS DAIRY ff' lu' BILL S TELEVISION CENTER B 8 91 WILLIAM FRAZER BEST WISI-IES A FRIEND CONGRATULATIONS I 4 GRAYCE and IOYCE SOMERSET HILLS ANSWERING SERVICE 81781 MURIEL BOSS MINNESOTA IVIINING AND MANUFACTURING CORPORATION A BA'I'I'I and SON 8 0850 p r 1 Compliments of ,Elf . e. -22 f from Class o '5 from 24 Hour Service Class '53 Bern, - Bemc1rdsville's Foremost De crtmen S Bern. - lll HARRY B CLAY IR PHQTQGRAPHER Studlo AT 25 Mornstown Road BERNARDSVILLE NEW IERSEY Bemcrrdsvllle 8 0208 THE CLASS OF 54 PAUL THOMAS TEXACO SERVICEN'I'ER LIBERTY CORNER NEW IERSEY MARY ANNE BEAUTY SHOPPE 1 Y BASKING RIDGE N I 8 DEBUS DRUGS PEAPACK NEW JERSEY 112 u 1 u Best Wishes for Church Streei and Lyons Road Cgnqphmenfg gf South Fin e Avenue Bemardsville -1567 Compliments of Clothes for Students with the University Fl BEN STA'I'I.ER'S UNIVERSITY SHOP I'n1,LS For Students cmd Young Executive MODERN MEMORIAL FORMAL ATTIRE FOR HIRE Mt. Airy Road BASKING RIDGE N. I. 123-125 Watching Avenue PLAINFIELD N I 4 905 SHADY GROVE REST VAN S DELICATESSEN BASKING RIDGE N I PEAPACK N I '-Q-..,,N' against IUMBER MILLWORK MASON MATERIALS Be 8 0365 COAI HARDWARE PAINT METERED FUEL OIL 99 103 Mornstown Road BERNARDSVILLE N I 113 Pl. - 9 I Compliments of ' - Morristown Road NYY-Q I -N N fa- . . A K MSE' , - I C' W -ww A ' ,, . . ' ' -1 I' 2'-M f- --.msn-. .U .4 4, E.. -A JLLEH n Vx - , ..u. 1 I n 1 77 K - CONGRATULATIONS FROM H W ALWARD nc ROBERT A WARD PLUMBER PEAPACK N I FOX S BOROUGH HARDWARE M BERNARDSVILLE N I BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 54 NORMAN NARDONE BERNARDSVILLE N I TRUCKING HENRY ROBINSON BEDMINSTEH N I p k B DUN KERS DELICATESSEN GROCERIES FROZEN FOODS COLD CUTS SALADS Ch1nc:r and Srlverwcxre for Rental Cctermg Free Dehvery I I 1 I . Point - House Furnishings - Tools Service cmd Quality with Economy 12 ine Brook Road Bedminster Terrace Pea CIC -0574 114 BEST WISHES PROM THE ROTARY CLUB OF BERNARDSVILLE 5 D DOC1 LJ 7 GQNAT 10+ IHVIS SUNOCO SERVICE Valley Road MILLINGTON NEW IERSEY to Z LUBRICATION ee P1ck Up CI d D 11 ery Bcxldcssor Best W h ARDIS LEIGH ANTIQUES BASKING RIDGE N I KENNETHA TURNER PROFESSIONAL ENGINEER and LAND SURVEYOR BASKING RIDGE and BERNARDSVILLE NEW IERSEY R D SNYDER PAINTING cmd DECORATING 28 Lee Place BASKING RIDGE N I Bernardsvllle 8 1987 THE BERNARDSVILLE SUPPLY CO MAURICEI NEILL Proprletor COAL FUEL OIL HAY GRAIN FEED Etc BERNARDSVILLE N Bemcxrdsvxlle 8 0260 115 ' 1 ' A Fr ' n e'v I 1 I Millington 7-0033 lim e I - is es . . I. B H. S.-1909 BEST WISI-IES FROM WILLIAM G HALSEY BASKING RIDGE N I KING GEORGE INN MT BETHEL NEW IERSEY H yd M t 7 0410 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WARRENVILLE FLORIST D N WARRENVILLE N I FRANK HUNTER COAL d EUEL OIL OIL BURNERS INSTALLED PLUCKEMIN NEW IERSEY fld5 3 ANTHONY FERRANTE 6. SON INC SOMERSET CRUSI-IED STONE INCORPORATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS BERNARDSVILLE NEW IERSEY Bemcrrdsvllle 8 1080 M. Icrmes O en illing On - cm R. F. . o. 2 Washington Valley Road e: Ploin ie -8575 Phone: Somerville -5516 I 1 I I 116 Compllments and Best Wlshes from the LIBERTY THEATRE BERNARDsvI1.LE N I HOWARD A BRUSH Vmllage Apphance 6- Hardware Refngercxtors Washers RadIos Apphances BASKING RIDGE N I Bern 8 0040 Comphments C R MCCOLLUM Inc GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES PEAPACK N I VISII I-IEI.ENE S SPECIALTY SHOP 29 Olcott Square BERNAHDSVILLE N I Dresses HOSIGTY SkIr1s Llngefle Blouses Sweaters 8 0207 W I T S E N D GIFTS BOOKS CARDS YARNs BEDMINSTER N I Route 206 ALLENS GARAGE Inc IOHN LUCAS Prop De-SOTO PLYMOUTH BERNARDSVILLE N I Be 8 0880 or 0881 Compliments LA VERNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Claremont Road 8 0733 Compliments of THE NEEDLECRAFT SHOP ROSALIE M, KUDOLLA Be. 8-0311-I BEST WISI-IES rom AFRIEND KENNETH IEROLAMAN Dealer 1n I U N K Scrap Iron Metals Rags Paper BERNARDSVILLE N I QUIMBY S FIRE PROTECTION Rechargmg of All Types of Flre Extmgunshers Phon your needs to Peapack 8 0485 M BEDMINSTER N I Health Wealth and Happmess to the CLASS OF 1954 Serv1ce Protechon ellfy pallljey ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE 35 Olcott Square BERNARDSVILLE N Be 8 0997 f Be. - New and Used in Stock I 118 54 FORD The new STANDARD of the AMERICAN ROADl BEDMINSTER MOTORS INCORPORATED BEDMTNSTER NEW IERSEY FORD TRUCKS Parts Sales SGFVICG 119 I ' I Peapcrck 8-0256 GEO. W. WOOD, President FRIARS MOTORS Inc s M B BERNARDSVILLE N I B 8 0 bl h d SOMERSET GRAIN 6. FEED tt t O K SHOE STORE D ,S 1 Y 3 Olcott Square V BERNARDSVILLE N I G F HILL6. O BUILDING SUPPLIES I-'ARM MACHINERY Garden Tractors Frlgldaire and Internatlonal Refrigeration Peapack 8 UO I 5 GLADSTONE NEW IERSEY 120 ttqtlaftr-S' I . I 59-6 ine took Road e. -017 Esta is e CO A Be er Feed to Fi Your Need Poultry Equipment air upp ies - Ha - Grain Feed and Straw - Fertilizer Wide ariety of Quality Dog Foods , . . . . C . THOMAS BOCCHINO BUILDING CONTRACTOR 32 Mme Avenue BERNARDSVILLE N Berncirdsvllle 8 0270 AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY SHIRTS DRY CLEANING REPAIRING M111 Street BERNARDSVILLE N 1 Bernardsvxlle 8 2195 CONGRATULATIONS FROM PETERSEN MARKET Long H111 Road MILLINGTON NEW IERSEY Mlllmgton 7 0296 WIS1-IING THE 1954 GRADUATE SUCCESS IN I-IIS CI-IOSEN ENDEAVOR MAN SFIELD PHARMACY 1 Mme Brook Road BERNARDSVILLE N I RICHIES ESSO STA'I'ION State Hxghway 31 PEAPACK N 1 SERVICE WITH A SMILE I-IERSI-IEYS ICE CREAM CASTLE BROTHERS INC PLUMBIING HEATIDG G1LLE'I'I'E N I M1l11r1gto'1 7 0789 W Best W1shes to the Class of 54 C A R M I N E BEAUTY SALON INC CUSTOM PERMANENT WAVING Claremont Road BERNARDSVILLE N I 121 , , I, . . . Telephone: Pecrpcrck 8-0691 Richard L. Scllviq , . I I Z?f7!I!A ffA JCHNS MANVILLE PRODUCTS CORPCJRATION ed ia ea 0 Q Cfaaa of 7 954 MANVILLE PLANT so 8-8400 - 8-9534 Res.: so 8-8377 BA , 'S GARAGE CHAUCEY M. BALLENTINE Prop. Automobile and Tractor Repairing - Radiator Repairs Car Painting - Body and Fender Work Complete Welding-Electric and Acetylene Wheel Alignment - Gas - Oil - Tires - Tubes and Accessories Batteries and Battery Service - Road Service Wheel Balancing Corner Route 31 - Washington Valley Road Try Conklirigs First for Everything in Building Materials CONKLING LUIVIBER CO BUILDING MATERIALS FUEL OIL - COAL PLUCKEMIN N. I. EMMA K FOSTER INSURANCE 49 Mine Brook Road BERNARDSVILLE N I Bern 8 0604 Mendhcim 3 0552 Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 54 Harry R Stern Cornpllrnents of PALUIVIBO PHARMACY Inc Flqwefg by DELAN EDWARD KURLANSIK Bsc 10 Mme Brook Road BERNARDSVILLE N I Be 8 0055 Be 8 0078 16 Mme Brook Road BERNARDSVILLE N I 123 A A. I. Castellano FRIEND REMEMBER! When You Are Buymg or Sellmg Real Estate THE MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE OF SOMERSET HILLS CAN DO A REAL IOB EOR YOU CONSULT ANY MEMBER EACH OE WHOM IS A REALTOR Only a REALTOR 1S a Member ot Natlonal State and Local Boards ot Realtors MEMBERS BASKING RIDGE BERNARDSVILLE E H Bockoven Carl H Booth Harold B Thomson Ellsworth Dobbs V1llage Realty Assoc1ates Wallace W Hlll Ph1l1p B Lawrence LIBERTY CORNER FAR HILLS Edward I Egan Russell S Wood BEDMINSTER Warren G Holmes 124 For excellence . RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES 1n des1gn crcrftsmcmshlp and qucxhty Iewelers for Your Clorss Rmgs MAN TUR QOSIUK f FR VIDENCE PAUL HOUSEL Typ BASKING RIDGE N I YAEMBE9 INUUIJH CUMFUHT 04 'filumunms B5 RADAIRE INCORPORATED 1 Y BERNARDSVILLE N I 8 BERNARD S ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE SERVICE RADIO d TELEVISION SALES d SERVICE I9 Q mby Lan BERNARDSVILLE N I 8 STAN S TEXACO SERVICE REPAIRS AND SERVICE ON ALL CARS FIRESTONE TIRES AND ACCESSORIES R ute 202 BERNARDSVILLE N I C1 8 I ,s W f' UFAC ING lEWElERS . 17 JOHN STHEELNEW YORK B.N.Y. . u Congratulations from ----- MERRITT WELLS PUBLISHING Congratulations from 'Your ewriter Dealer ' Fine Avenue Bernordsville -IIIU on on I ui e 0 ordsville -1563 Bern rdsville -H48 125 I'IELENS BEAUTY SHOPPE HELEN KOHLER Mg HAIR STYLES BY DAVID BERNARDSVILLE N I 8 FITZGERALD SPORTING GOODS CO MORRISTOWN N I GUNS AMMUNITION ARCHERY TACKLE IOHNSON MOTORS HOBBY DEPARTMENT Berna 4 3441 FRED I KLEIN ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING and ENGINEERING 120 Lake Road BASKING RIDGE N rdsv111e 8 1489 QUAINT YET MODERN Its Dlfferent Rehable Enjoyable LUNCI-IEON LATE LUNCH AND TEA TO 4 30 DINNER COCKTAILS OLD MILL INN BERNARDSVILLE NEW IERSEY On U S H1ghway 202 Between Berncxrdsvllle and Momstown Open All Year Closed Mondays AIR CONDITIONED AMPLE PARKING SPACE Bernardsv11Ie 8 1 150 126 , r. Bemard's Inn D nardsville -1028 48 Park Place , .. I -I- M ristown - I ATLAS' MARKET 29 West Street BERNARDSVILLE NEW IERSEY PREMIUM MEATS Grocerxes Frozen Foods Our Own Itahan Sausage ltahan Bread Rolls and SDSCIGIIIGS Free Dehvery SGTVICS Bemardswlle 8 0712 C 1 1 Omp lmen S Comphments of MAX S ELM!-:RE GARDNER 25 Speedwell A e e ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR MORRISTOWN N I Bernardswlle 8 0097 G T GIANQUl'I'I'I 6. SONS GENERAL HARDWARE and SUPPLIES TOOLS and MACHINERY LOYAL H ROBINSON For Farm Stable Dalry Laundry Knchen and Garage YOUR GOOD GULF DEALER BERNARDSVILLE N I BERNARDSVILLE N I Bernardsvxlle 8 0004 0005 Estabhshed 6 V I TIGER 6. SON PLUMBING and HEATING WATER PUMPS and SYSTEMS HENRY S KRAUS CONTRACTOR and BUILDER 93 South Fmley Avenue BERNARDSVILLE N I Bernardsvxlle 8 0231 BASKING RIDGE N I Bernardswlle 8 1279 8 0045 I Chester 131 127 ' of A 33-35 Claremont Road ' ' ' A - - ' ' 191 ' - Pe - - THE BERNARDIAN Wlshes to thcmk ihe Iollowmg who helped to make our book posslble MISS ELIZABETH ELLSWORTH MR ALBERT LQROCHE MR SIDNEY SUSSMAN MR ond MRS IUDD PARKER CHARLES S HAMILTON EXCAVATING CONTRACTOR PEAPACK NEW IERSEY p k 8 PAUL H EBERHARDT COMPANY HEATING d OIL BURNER ENGINEERS BERNARDSVILLE N I COMPLETE HEATING SERVICES HILL CHEVROLET GLADSTONE NEW IERs1-:Y A THRILL ON GRADUATION DAYI A BRAND NEW 54 CHEVROLET I Phone Peoporck 8 0400 I I Main Street I . . A - Office Phone: Peo ac -UU75 I Best Wishes to the Class of '54 - cm I 128 UT ' H. BOUND BROOK N I COLD FUR STORAGE SHIRT LAUNDER SERVICE Branch Store Bernardsv1lle N I 22 Claremont Road EL 6 2424 WX 3530 Cno toll charge-7 CHESSON S MARKET 8 0672 Q EY 101 Cl BERNARDSVILLE N I Courtesy of the Balley CoMPL1MENTs A R T H A L L Funeral Home Maln Street PEAPACK. N. I. 129 XF 3 Ili ' - V l . . QW a 'ni is - - g- J f , 2 , , 'rf-'J' -1 F I I I : ' . . . I Prime Meats Fresh Fruits ond Ve etobles Bxrds e Frozen Foods aremont Road U . l OF - 1914 At the Same Location 1954 Transporting pupils Also selling two ol Americas best cars, Chevrolet and Oldsmobile, ln the past year and a hall 71 pupils have received their drivers license on our dual control Chevrolet. Furnished by us and maintained by Bernards I-ligh School. A very fine record lor both ol us. MOFFETI' MOTORS INC FAITH LOYALTY SERVICE BASKING RIDGE N I B E R N A B D S TOWNSHIP KIWANIS CLUB GREEN GROCERIES SUPERE'I'I'E SUCH A NICE PLACE TO SHOP BEDMINSTER N I PEAPACK GLADSTONE BANK GLADSTONE NEW JERSEY Banking Hours PBIDAY EVENINGS 6 30 P M 8 00 PM Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Depos1t Insurance Corporatlon 130 MONDAY - FRIDAY-9:00 AM. - 3:00 P.M. Best Wishes from HOWARD H. ORTMAN BUILDER BERNARDSVILLE. NEW IERSEY BEST WISHES FROM PERRY A HOFFMAN PARK S MARKET ROICEST MEATS AND POULTRY MEAT EOR FREEZERS BASKING RIDGE NEW IERSEY Telephowe Bemcrdsvllle 8 0660 THE VILLAGE REALTY ASSOCIATES REALTORS cmd INSURERS U S Hxghway Robert W Gu Iebe THCWTOS E Maher Ir Te Bef Ordsvllle 81212 81213 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF B H FROM AFRIEND A L B E R T S TOYS RECORDS SCHOOL SUPPLIES MODEL CRAFT 7 Olcoti Square BERNARDSVILLE N THE SERVING THE PUBLIC SINCE 1849 OLD STONE HOTEL Olcott Square BERNARDSVILLE N I . .S. . . I. . . ' 202 BASKING RIDGE, N. 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CONGRATULATIONS FROM RUSS SODA SHOPPE BERNARDSVILLL: N I THE SOMERSET SEAFOOD MARIEIT 13 Mme Brook Road BERNARDSVILLE N I IALL KINDS OF FINE SEAFOOD AFTERMATH OF PRODUCTION The curtams have closed the house lights have gone up the electrlclan IS ready to pull the swltch on the marquee and another show IS becomxng only a memory The hnes have been spoken and the parts have been acted The stars ln the cast w1th changes here and there prepare thexr parts lr' a greater produc hon But before packmg away the flats there are some bouquets to be d1str1buted to those people who helped th1s show g t started and COIIIIHLIS on 1lS SUCC9SSlLIl I'U.I1 The loudest applause rs for our head drrector M1ss Hosrner wlthout whose help thls show would sttll be only a have reached reallty derful Job of guldmg edxtxng thls yearbook A Encore also dream and would never She dxd her usual won us through the paths of for Campus Publxshmg Company who handled our excuses and late materral wxth much pahence Always In the spothght for h1s efflcxent help IS our Oll1ClUl photographer Harry Clay II To all those who cooperated with us to make thls productlon a great success staff members edltors faculty and pnnclpal our sm ere thanks and deepest gratrtude To all the busmess staff an extra hand of applause for the largest box OlllCe ever We wrsh to acknowledge the angels four advertlsersl who enabled us to present thxs lavlsh productlon May the1r own busmesses and endeavors meet wlth the same success as our e forts Now as the audience flles out commentlng on the show we all feel a letdown but we do hope that you have enloyed seemg our show as much as we enloyed puttmg 1t on ROB RT BERINGER Busmess Manager MASTERTONE CAMPUS PUBLISHING ll20 WALNUT ST PHILA I I 1 - . 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