Bernards High School - Bernardian Yearbook (Bernardsville, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1958 volume:

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The course over which we have traveled, beginning with our very first year, has been enriched by your thoughtfulness and consideration. Your valuable leadership in the physical education department will long be remcmf bered. P.E. classes and Friday dancing will forever remain as pleasant memories. The lively spirit portrayed by your jovial manner, permeated the classroom and spread its effects throughout the school. Certainly you will be missed here in B.H.S. but as our ship travels on may wc wish you a most happy and fruitful retirement in the Carribean. So with pride and best wishes, we dedicate to you, our 1958 Bernardian. A-s rd' f '7 Prmcxpal GEORGE W WATSON BS Columhn MEd Rutgers We as Semors are tspecnlly mdthted tv Mr Watson for m lkmg Bermrds Hlgh tht school It 15 to us From thlt opening assem bly when we were the b3blCS to our forthcoming graduation we can look batlc on four years ll'lSplI'6d hy Mr W1tsor1 H15 prlmary eoncern was Z1 consuentlous endeavor to see that we received the he t educatxon posslble Our acceptance of h1 xdeals was an mdxvldual choxce The fact that such goals wtre avaxlahle IS the result of Mr Watson's leadcrshxp and hard work AIIMI ISIIIMIII r XX RUSN AWDRE Nl 'X rx P 1 1 mn r 4 r f Nl An r r 1 xx t rl- mm 1 if ru th L I I ll I' l l XX lx I4 KK any student about any problem or question he may have Much of the policy and smooth eflicxency of Bernards High IS the result of Mr Andres expenence m the field of educatxon S. 'QV' of cz? X.. Vi. rf? 1 2 fab v NG ,,kVb 'T7 i Q, I l 'W .ss l -J S11 X lil. i . .11 1 N, ' -1:-3? - 1 1,1 ' z ff ' Af' fu. J ...Mal an Olflfl' CLCU ELIZABETH ABOUTOK B,A. Houghton College, Rutgers: M.L,S. Rutgers. Librarian-Library Club Adviser. Sophomore Class Ad' wiser. Better to take a thick book that's interesting than il thin one that's not! MYRTLE BENNETT B.C.S. Rider Collegeg Commercial Sub- jects-Assistant Senior Class Adviser. O.K. Folks-Take it for what it's worthli' HELEN BLACK B.A, Hunter: English-Assistant ,lun- ior Class Adviser. You Seniors will have to-7' CHRISTINE BLOCK High School Secretary. Vv'here were you fifth period7 CHARLES C. BRASHER A.B. Vvlashington and Lee: Syracuse: English-Assistant Senior Class Ad' viser, Service Corps. Now, what are the ramifications of this? JOSEPH CARTIER A.B. Colby: FrenchvHead Football Coach, Head Basketball Coach. Now's the time to prepare for the future. DORIS G. DALE Iowa State College B.S. Home Eco' nomics Education: Cafeteria Manager. XVill you please stack your trays on the right hand side? XYILLIAM li. DUNNE A.B., M.A, Boston College: Maths' matics --Assistant Coach of Football and Baseball, Freshmen Adviser. I'm going to ask you if you will please put these on the board. VIOYCE FENNIMORE Secretary to the Guidance office. Yes, I'll make a transcript for you. Sl0lIKIllllllHlS ul our ll I DONALD W. FERRY B.A. Political Science, Rutgers: Mont' clair State Teachers' College: History. Auto Safety-Assistant Coach Football and Basketball, Hi-Y Adviser, junior Class Adviser. Differences of opinion make the world go round. JANE EOREMAN Secretary to Mr. Andre. Did you file your building use permit? . MILDRED M. GENTZLER B.A.. Ivl.A. Bucknell: Guidance, Psy' chologyfF.T.A. Adviser. Be your best. QIOSEPH J. GERRITY BS East Stroudsburg, Pa, State Teachers' College: 'Physical Education, Driver 'I'rainingfAssistant Football Coach. Head Baseball Coach, Assistant Senior Class Adviser. This is a clutch and this is a brake, EDNA GILMORE Secretary to the Board of Education. just a minute and I'll look that up for you, PRISCILLA GOGGIN B.A. Music, University of Maine: N.E. Conservatory of Music: ,Iuilliard School of Music: Chorus Cue. You know where that gum he' longs! BARBARA C. HARTLEY BA., lvi.A. Montclair State Teachers' College, Social Studies - Assistant Sophomore Class Adviser. Please turn to nageiu MARION HARVEY B.A. XVilson College, University of Pennsylvania: Latin-Assistant ,lunioi Class Adviser. Latin Club Adviser, Cedant Carininibus Regesf' if-fy fed '7 Ar -ff -Q I 5 J, ep' I ll tv A -sr ' I 1-4' R is is QP: f , ff 'fx' 4-'TD' 13 K ..:,, ' l Q KATHERINE HOSMER - Y A.B. Rollins, Columbia, Rutgers, Sevf ' res: French, Spanish --Bernardian Ad- ! 30 Q Bser, Chairman Modern Languages 7' ' ' ' .e I 13 ept. 10' , T? Would anybody like to count V ' V I money? lvlf' , Q 3 ' BEATRXCE Hurcmisow A Secretary to Mr, XVatson. 'J' 1' A Please come to the oilice at the ix K, 1 ' ' end of the period. L, l Y J JOSEPH JASPER Hex - School Plant Superintendent. Q 1 N X You have three hooks here. so that '2 f f I P I4 comes to sod. STEPHEN JAYE BA.. M.A., Montclair State Teachers' College: Social Studies+Attendance. N Student Council Adviser, Chairman History Dept. :S I 5, as R And now we go tofu n - - G. BERNARD KOPP 04, iw-v' B.A. Alhright: M.A. N.Y.U.: Boys' 'T' Physical Education-Director of Athf letics, Varsity UB Cluh Adviser. 'KI want to see those heads shake! s HARRY H. KRUMBIEGEL BA.. Ohio University: M.A,, Colum- hia: Guidance, Psychology - Track Coach. Right? V LOUISA LUNCEFORD B.S.. Pittshurg, Kansas. State Teachers' College: M.A:, Columhia: Commercial Suhiccts W Treasurer B.H.S, Reserve . Fund, Assistant Senior Class Adviser. X , , , .. . , , . in x Ready for a timed writing? All set E if Q gm , now, let's go. 1 -- 'f 'df' . NATHAN G, MACADAM 7 ' BA., lvI.A., Lehigh: Physicsffkssistant ,Iunior Class Adviser, Ushers Adxiser. Q .. , 'L Xfsew Auditorium Ticket Takers Adviser. Q i ' Be a student. I 'i R Fifi? .if . A x I ,J w 0, aiclecl Lg larecizie an 1-ill-' .jr-..... 1.1 'XJ sun: VIRGINIA MCCRANN A.B., Albright College: Rutgers, Home Economics-Assistant Junior Class Ad- viser, F.H.A. Co-Adviser, Cheerleaders Adviser. Mmm, hmm, Now girls. ESTHER MCCUE R.N., Overlook Hospital: Newark State Teachers' College-School Nurse. How are you? FRANKLIN MYERS A.B., University of Illinoisg M.S., Cornell: Biology - Assistant Senior Class Adviser. These frogs have been kept in a solution ofiu HELEN E. NORMAN A.B., Upsala College, Geometry, Inter' mediate Algebra, General Mathematics I, P.T., Health-fAssistantD Sopho' more Class Adviser. I want to see you people busy. MABLE OTT February to june 1958. BS., Drexel Institute: Home Economics. You'd better use white thread there. EDWARD R. 'PALMER A.B., Montclair State Teachers' Collegeg English-Drama Club Adviser, Assist' ant Sophomore Class Adviser. 'Tm sorry I'm late, but I-. NAPOLEON I. PAPALE A.B., M.A., Montclair State Teachers' College: English-Assistant Freshmen Class Adviser, Crimson, Mountaineer, Assemblies Adviser. In the final analysis---. CATHERINE PYONTEK September 1957 to February 1958. B.S. in Education, Rider College, Com' mercial Subjects. Assistant Freshman Class Adviser. OK,-get busy!! -1 . 8 -4. ,A ., 59' .Z ' T' f j Q -A-f 3 n I 2 vu 0' -1 caufioud ncwigafion 7 ' we A ', 1 f . ala i -, ref'-is C! efermine our 0 icy an af' 5, fs. fre F X A 'A ki' Q I 5 -f'-'-yf 11 . vp - Ctr 1. ,G 3 Q? hs f 10' -4 3 O f- 45 4 I 6 '4 .P DOROTHY H. ROCKEFELLER BS.. Beaver College: Coach Girls' Sports, You have got to learn to budget your time. XVILLIAM K. ROEDER BS.. Bloomsburg. Penn. State Teach' ers' College: M.S.. Bucknell: Mathe- matics and Science-Assistant Junior Class Adviser. Now what can we do for you? CHARLOTTE I. ROY BS.. Elmira College: English-Assist' ant Freshman Class Adviser. Now you girls quiet down. EUGENE E. RULLO BS, in Chemistry, Saint Vincent's College: Chemistry-Assistant Sophof more Class Adviser. All right! That bell hasn't rung yet! NEL RUNYON February to june 1958. Trenton State Teachers' College: Commercial Sub' jects. Now there is nothing hard about a typewriter . . . JUNE j. SCHLOSSER R.N., Atlantic City General Hospital- School Nurse. Cheer up! Your broken leg isn't that bad! PATRICIA R. SPANG B.A., Albertus Magnus: English, Latin --Assistant junior Class Adviser. Vv'hy do you think Chaucer . . . ? IAMES SPRAGUE BS., Colby College: M.A., Columbia University: Clark Universityg Montclair State Teachers' College: Assistant Sen- ior Class Adviser. The beginning of action is think- ing, and the beginning of thinking is intelligent dehnitionf' receive our Cong ence. I BEVERLY STULL September 1957 to February 1958. A.B,, Cornell University: Clothing. Needles make very little noise, IESSE I. TAYLOR, IR. B.S., Rutgers: M.Ed., Univ. of North Carolina: Auto Safety, Mechanical Drawing-Assistant Iunior Class Ad- viser. And if you do this, what will hap' pen to--? HAZEL TITUS Boston School of Physical Education in Affiliation with Tufts Collegeg Girls' Physical Education. Girls, line up on the black line. Quickly! IOHN W. UTZ B.S., State Teachers College, Blooms' burg, Pa.: M,S., University of Pennsyl- vaniag Commercial Subjects- Athletic Property Manager, Assistant Junior Class Adviser. What size shoe do you wear? KENNETH H. WEBER B.S., Trenton Teachers' College: Le' highg Shop, Mechanical Drawing M Stage Sets, Assistant Senior Class Ad' viser, - You're really doing a fine job. GORDON WILLIAMS B.S., Mansfield State Teachers' College, Carnegie Institute of Technology, N.Y.U.g Band and Chorus. Let's put a little more bass in the bass. BEVERLY I. WOODS Stroudsburg State Teachers' College: Mathematics - Assistant Sophomore Class Adviser. Oh, oh, you'd better get a' study- 1n . HELEN C. YEAGLE Philadelphia School of Design: B.F.A., Moore Institute of Art: Art- -Stage Designs, Yearbook Art Adviser. You have the privilege of talking, but not at the expense of your art' work, Yip' N dr fs rr v I ,siefl , 1. jg.-Q., -.4-5 '- bf .V ,. 5gli'7F4, 5.'.,f3P, 'r :Zh ' - ' . 'Fein YZ-Lui, 2 'f M free?-.wifi :':.'+1ig,. , a:....f:- .J -if '. 'fbi xg f' ff? Q. 2 -- - 21 iw I.-t.:t'f-mi r 9 I i . A A. li 'lu , ,,Q.,A Q- ? 1 , 1 x d,,,l lf 4 V , 5 7 7 suv 1 ' ,1 V' 1 ,9'.- 0' Q- 7 1 no ' 7' 7 9 ,YP ' f Q - Q ' o ' Q ,PI 7 ' ' 5 - Y 1' 7 7 C QT' 3 7' 3 3 3 3 ? C' It sv' I ' '?g n.- gg um FQ 3 Q if 4 ,f g X wqgiymu f X 4590 'Nmlhb A ---Ill. T -.J 25532 . - -4, ...--'- vu ,. glgpggmx my t . .-,a-,wfv ,gxh-.1 X -P111 ar, -Iliff-55 x 'X 1 .'-. - cxfyilxx 'xg H' . 5 ,, Rf: :,.1- - f wg r 15,1 .,T35'5f'f57f:.' Tom Olivo President Barbara Wxegand Treasurer 7: NP Q-r 'y Fli'fU5 495. v-47 -1 .V '1 f ' 5h.,,', 4 -I .4, ai! I Sue Laubach Vice-President Alice Mayes Secretary CAP S ,Lv 3 Q 5 Mu 1:- Senior Advisers ROW ONE: Miss Lunceford, Miss Hosmer-chairman, Miss Bennett. ROW TWO: Mr. Weber Mr. Myers, Mr. Gerrity, Mr. Brasher. ABSENT: Mr. Sprague. Senior Class Histor Our first soc1al event as Freshmen was the baby party whlch 111 attended ID full costume In February we gave the Fre hman Return Party That year uc were led by Tom Olxvo Pres1dent Audrey Harr1s V1ce President and Babs W1egand Secre tary Treasurer As Sophomores mam under the leadershlp of Tom Ollvo and Bibs Wlegatmd 1n sports and clubs Class rlngs were recelved dunng our Jumor year The Chrlstmas hall decorations md Under the Sea our prom were commended by students and faculty allke Could lf have been otherwise wtth Tom Olxvo Elame Barto oan Snyder and Babs Wlegand as our officers? Seniors at last' Led by Tom Ol1vo Sue Laubach Allce Mayes and Babs Wxegand we enjoyed our front steps and sen1or lunchroom T was the Nzght Before Chnstmas the prom even surpassed our junior prom Soon we w1ll receive our diplomas and begm a new adventure Throughout our l1ves we w1ll never forget the fun the study or the fnends of our h1gh school expenence MJ' UU! Cty Obi . f . R V, . 2 K T 1 , 1 p i 1 A I 1 1 A , with Elaine Barto as VicefPresident, we gave the baby party, We were well represented 1 , , 1 A . ' 1 ' 1 J A ' 1 ' 5 , . 3 7 T' 0 cl M' SP ...ni -l EDXVINI KMERMAN A budding Rembrandt the ulet One alxxax ready mth a Joke poud of hx ar good mechamc CAROLXNI APGAR Carolvn Thx lnttle talker 1 full of pep blu he ea 1ly loxei to laugh college 1 her ambmon con clentxous worker T63 ,. 1 f 'V Q '17 IUDITH ASPRAY udx Play a mean Qax mce to know a loxcr of mu IC M1 Q Frlendly LEONARD BAILEY Lennx Remembered for track and football pre ldent of Var lty B s rare Gen e of humor left ua or e Marmef v Q Sie! Obi 0l'l Riu Q JAMES BARCLAY A B ulle lad frequents auto race quiet but an able auto mechamc to be MARY BARKMAN Mary L1kes drmvmg cars loves to gab loads of fun real happy go lucky pal always on the run Illllll Alllll llllll A .fEd.. x . . . 'gs f ' ' ' . . . lr 's c . . . , . 52 -.- , '4 s S' ...N '- T- 'S 'A . . . a 1 .A 'fi I V ' ' always has lun... . cute chick. lv-5: ' ' . Q f. . 'ff' th A an B - , 'M' , , ffm v -f ' l .v A Q A v u 'u ' fax . . . X - . - - 4 . 1 ' I I f . n . . A. f' ' 1 Done Most for B HS Ioan Snyder Drck Pnlch ELAINE BARTO Elame Known for her frlendly way actually llked chemx try quiet and re erxed Qure to be a ucce anythlng he doe SANDRA BAYLES Sandy Double Trouble often found w1th oan o dependable mll make a wonderful medlcal a ISE an everybody s pal SARA BAYLES Sara Beet known for ense of humor The Twm een talkmg to Ga1 wmll have a career m buymg pleasant smxle GAIL BEATTY Gm Good ense of humor alway keep them smllmg wonderful dancer usually Qeen ln Rldge Pharmacy lxkeable WESLEY BEHME Wes Member of the Llbrary Club found m 103 alway talking enyoys the outdoors RAYMOND BERG Rav Humor unllmxted head up m the clouds an All State uchoruser specxal 1ntereQt m guns ff?-ME., 'lx al - 4-'7 Q37 up pus IZ X i nl' asa NJ -qi 111 W1 I 1 wi I'-'37 i Most Lnlnelv To S1 cceed Duck Pnlch Elaine Barto JOHN BE'I'I'LFR Ol'l7'l'Yl'N rc 1 hx pecxa ty faxored rencei college bound excel lent pealter lea hand lrke 1 5' l ro DAVID BLUTHARDT 4 Q! Date Ha a harp crew cut barrel down the hrghway pn a red rod jorned 5: 3 1n prewrou ly attended Qt :Qu ,gf sms' 2 Bernard f.'v3.'+.. ww' JDDITH BOEHLERT udx Serrou hut fun enjoyed French vull make wonderful hou evufc loxal football fan lucky too ELEANOR BOOTH Susle v., Q.--r Has done great thrng for the Y Spam h was her faxorxte another gabbv Booth college 1n her future XX-45 JUDITH BOOTH udx Sen e of humor lrke no other ox h tof college hound alvtas een vuth her mouth L open 2 5 BKRBKRA BRANCH 1-P' Turg Qu h an mtere trng smxle neat dr cr u ually een talkmg uhdued Rene of humor Xi v brrght o fair we i s 1' Q Q l . ' Q 2 x 46 je ' Musf 'S 's 5 'l . . . ' - sc' .... f . . . f . S ' . . . ds ' . , K, no A- 5' Q, K .. ' H O V it H- s S f . . , S ' K igfhsh- A , 1 ' 4 . . . V I 'O ? Us A '57 - - - ' S ' K ' FRF 1 .7 c: , ein' 'ml '! f,-ee Jggzggi X ., . -- ...-. I '- I ' S . . , V , , F , S I .1 A? ll , ' ' - 5 . . . eny js oys mos all . . . - . . . ' ' js s ' Q' 1 . . .' , 5-er n. . Q. 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S ' s ' , A A X A 7 S . . .sn . . , so 0 x , S I Sl IURS of l953 PAMELA BRAY Pam Rare en e of humor enjoyed actmty mo t of all plans bu :nes career H1 Sam tall and elegant JEAN CATLIN eanme l.iLlLl'l1YlL1 her luolalvx 4 lldf the bowlxng alley hope to enter bu me s Held sparklmg eye ore tell brlght future ANDREXV CHALMERS Andx K QUICK ambxtnous guy enjoy IC alway smllmg howed preference for hlstory rs future the mlm try PATRICE CHESTER GZ 'vhss Per onal1ty plus neat sense of humor dark brown tre ses a trustworthy friend ure to be succe sful HAROLD CHRISTENSEN Chns Comes to B H S from Mlll1UgIOU faxorlte po se lon 1 hrs car exer hear that cowbell le gusta espanol IUDITH CONIOVER udx Commercxal work at BHS pomts to future clerical work pleasant com pamon not much for words T' Q 'FQ --r 4 Y 3 'F 35. -7 f exe f QX flea ' N-1 Z in -gig X, f Best All Around Tom Olivo, Elaine Barto 9 H ' x i ,il 1 . - bg, -1,41 f 4.-A X 1: 515nlv'A' ., pas 5 as yl f N 1 DY I 20 5, ga e ee atm' Most Popular Pam Welsh, Art McDermott RICHARD COVALINSKI Dick A quiet guy around school . . . good natured . . . plans to enter the field of psychology after college. AUDREY CROOT Audrey A friendly gal . . . one of the 'first of our class to become engaged . . . will make an ideal wife. ROBERT DANCY Bob New this year . . . tall . . . love that short brown crewcut . . . very polite . . . thoroughly enjoyed history. JOHN DAVIS john A music lover . . . quiet, but oh so talented . . . a whiz at the piano . . . future-Town Hall! SUSAN DAVISON Sue Always a smile . . . hails from jersey City . . . a member of the Alley Cats . . . fascinated by Spanish . . . usually on the run, JAMES DE COSTE uhm.. Little, but mighty big on the football field . . . a friend to all . . . hotfrod grease monkey . . . an out-door man. rx i ffl rv ,,.., , we Best Loolung Nancy Hamnlton Dave Dickinson RICHARD DE CO5 ER Moose Silence IS golden come from the Rldge clalms hlstory to be hrs favorlte ubject lookrng forward to college DIANE DE STEFANO Rusty Qulet m1ss of the commerclal depart ment fnendly always dresses mcely blg brown eyes that con stantly parkle DAVID DICKINSON Dave Usually een flrrtmg with the OPPOSIIC sex w1ll be professlonal landscaper chorus member drwes a real hot Chevy JOSEPH DI VANNA oe Great sports fan smooth dancer couldnt hve wxthout gxrls watch that smlle JOSEPH DOBBS oe Has a real cool Nash full of fun good dancer has a way wrth the glrls H1 Y presxdent JOSEPH DORMAN oc A great huntxng enthusiast on varsity football team handy wrth a hammer and saw wnllmg helper XJ sure of our destination ng' 1 '7 NJ! -qui -if Q9 -iQ wc' as 1 L. I in wr '1 En.. ff Sl IIIRS of H153 A9 STEPHEN DROST 'B+ Steve A terrxtic bram flaxr for phy IC and chemistry always has a frlendly grm enyoys hfe NANCYLEE DUNSTER Nancx De tuned to be a mu xc teacher great one at the piano fun to be wlth actxye ln church fellow hlp JILL DUVAL A new student tran ferred from Hackett town Hrgh School vxvacxous good thmgs come ln small packages neat dre er JERI DYER er Tall brunette lxkes to draw future nurse qurck mxle enjoys weekend Y conference a fan of the Naxy BARBARA ENGLISH o-17 Barb Full of the gxggles drawxng 1 1 faxorlte pastime usually een hot roddmg mth Mary college rs her ture arm M PAUL FEHN Pau D Tall lanky guy real gleam rn hm e e co chairman for Semor Prom crazy about guns wants to , be a doctor Class Cut up ean Catlm Chns Wood JOHN FISHER Falcon uxet hut frlcndly mwth gemu tra lx md hi kethall cnthu 13 t tenmi il o 1 faxomc a e hunter and 6 hcrmxn QKRMEN FORGIOINE Butch 3 via' Number 47 xar1tx ra c cn e f 7? r xc L onxcr '51 popular guy lxght on hr ai' CCC HARRY FR 'KNK Harrx 'K rcll chuactcr unu u c uf humor wud Collector of gun e ox huntm p lc udcr thin word RUDOLPH FRATTKLI Rudx Found xn 103 doesn t have much to sa eemed to faxor hop lender and lanky BRUCE GARRABRANT Bruce Good loolcmg kept choru ln tow Colo al per onillty Quhtlc humor hut lotQ of xt he tall' traffic IR lxne DONJALD GOSS 1 Don KN Mcchamcally mxnded crm he found 1round anythmg wlth an engxne plea ant per onalxty well lxked by 'Q--4 N -... ' proper . s FEW I 0 t H Best Athlete : 2 Q John Sullivan, Sue Laubach 3 5 i l I' r 4, l r L .. W A ' XE xx ff' ' , A4 .f , - ' Cf nm , K 'Q ig' a' A ff I f' ' l -N-J f , ,IUDITH GRAHAM Ujudy.. 1134 - Yrvacioirs blonde , , hcrc frmn Vrrf 4 'f'7 Y 2 5 . 0555 Q3 fp, S: H S.: ' 7417 ginia . . . a whiz at everything . . . artistically inclined , . . always busy . . . scholastically tops. GEORGE GRINDLEY George joker . . . constantly goes out through in doors . . . tall blond . . . drives seaffoam green Ford . . . life of the party. ELLEN GUZUM Ellen Subtle humor . . . third musketeer for Pat and Sandy . . . and that abstract art . . . excellent college material. CHRISTOPHER HADLEY Chris Frequently seen manipulating a slide rule . . . known brain in science classes . . . very quiet . . . aims to be a doctor. NANCY HAMILTON ..Nan.. Neat blonde . . . likes to sing and dance . . . cute cheerleader . . . ability as artist . . . plans to major in fashion illustration. ALFRED HARTLEY Skip Gets along with everyone . . . plans sales work after college . . . likes to swim . . . V.P. of Drama Club . . . always has a good time, I Fu 361 '7 '17' ' if G v X ass Magpie Iudy Booth Walter Marple 'N ROGER HASKELL Rog Verv quxet guy member of our baseball team enjoys huntmg an 6 hmg for recreatxon AMOS HAWKINS Amos ry Ll re cn x ar xx League Clothes! dreams of bemg a smxle for everyone SUE ELLEN HAYNES ue Able actnmes edxtor of the Bernardlan gal wlth the golden voxce beautlful hanr llkes boys VINBCIOUS per onallty DELORES HENDERSHOT Delores Hor es are one of her varled xnterests consndenng nursing as future occupauon gxft of gab usually seen smxllng LORRAINE HENDERSHOT Lorrame Tenms IS her favorlte sport 1 es to dance does a wxld jltterbug wnll become a bookkeeper PHYLLIS HERZOG P x The quiet type enjoys readmg and sewmg hopes to go mto com mercxal work consxderate Q 1 Ov' 'J -UF 'T 9 i S Class Flirt Bill Klrchlro Pat West WMF' vans 'K 'fri .ll ' A A 2 H J ,l if . ' J Q! 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' f :::.2Z'v0' 1 , I fi, g L :vi , -Q 1424611 - Qffgf'-57' JKNIICE HOBBIE a 'Xctne member of Gxrl Scout joxxal anne has an mtere t in h1 tory another nur e outlook on lxfe plea ant .IUDITH HOl'F udx Sweet a ugar candy artxstxc talents planG to be a fa hlon buyer such a cook' RICHARD JANSSENT xc u1et untll you know hmm enjoyQ the clences future pharmaclt ral es Seemg Eye Dog RONTALD -IENTSSEN Ron Ham fan takes flymg le ions remembered for Lost H011 on role jack of all trades plan une ude medxcal chool SHIRLEY IEROLKNAKN Slm' nt IH r ot a frlendly Ln. able gxrl 1 loxe for hor e ar thorus pam lpant ,ILDITH IOHNSTON u x met hut luke to haxe fun acute rn hur h work 19 golng to enter nur mg pretty ha el eye I ' A ! HJ nn . ' s . . . . Y. J .A - h Q . S . 'S ' . . . S . . . s ' ' s s ' . . . ' ' . . . . S ' , HR- tl 5 . . . 5 , . . 's ' ' 5. .3 Q X ,,.' ' ,I ' .s'1l ' K J- A K ' s . .' H7 ' 'L' -rv :!i?5 4 f :exe ,3 '- .fffi - fy V' . Q, sf - ', 6 ll l I H. 4 ,. I Iyyl 5.01: ff ' f ,Rf ', .- -.-1' f ff- -'lik . J. .u-di . 'f 4 I K nn . Il! Act' gl ls' 5 fb ll . . . 4 '. Ll 1 -e Y . . . . - s s . . . t . . 4 N 'c' ' . - .uk Q3 V Q Y L ,X -I d . 1 I . f Q J Q y S V ' h 1 ,V - c c ' ' . . . 1 ' s' . . . ' z ' s. f 5 , 4 1 cc. x. Sl lllIlS of l953 4-5 ROBERT jONES Bobby A recent addition from Will-resfBarre . . . football and basketball interests . . . intends to be a pharmacist . . , amiable grin. RODERICK KAGAN Rod Crazy about cars . . . quiet, reserved personality . . . owns an honestftof goodness hotrod . . . enjoys hunting and fishing . . . future undecided. LINDA KALINA Linda Riotous sense of humor . . . had fun in biology . . . lilies to resid, travel. dream . . . usually seen with Rispol. HAROLD KARN Harry Capable drill instructor of band-. . . plays a cool horn . . . happyfgo-lucky . . . occupies Service fforps po-t :it front of building. GEORGETTE KIEFER Georgie Small in stature, but great in person ality . . . enjoyed girls' sports . likes to tinker with her car. WILLIAM KIRCHIRO Bill God's gift to women . . . flirting is second nature . . . played football . . . exception to rule: tall, blond and hand- some. e' 'V .--. 139' Most Busmessllke F 0 Susne Booth Al Hartley EDWIN KLEIN Eddue Usually seen wmkmg at gxrls crazy about cars too good student future mechamcal engxneer DORIS KOENIG Pert cutle neat as a pm loves swlmmmg enjoyed chemxstry hopes to become a medlcal technxcxan SUSAN LAUBACH ue Known for her frlendlmess Servxce Corps member plays that blg sax does everything well sports whiz capable Senior Class and Band V P KENT LOUDEN Kent Typed as a Chmese actor wonder ful m Lost Horizon did a ternfic yob as photography editor of he Bernardxan social work In future ROSEMARIE LUND Porky Cute blond usually seen laughmg lnkes to talk too favonce ubyect Home Ec ambmon 15 marriage VINCENT MAIDA Vmcc Faxthful member of Drama Club yust mad about cars has hugh hopes of becommg a dentxst KX, Q . Y . Q if? if ov X ' . Den . Q A ' ...' . I l I . . .through all 1 'f' ' J-0 ,,,,,,, ff ll C! JOYCE MARELLI X traffic anus oxcc Cute dark haxred lxttle gurl ove to cook and cw cnyoycd Short hand hope to become a secretary WALTER MARPLE Walt Always seen talkmg very mce u 1 hrarn rn F1 tory hrrght future ahead ln electrxcal engmeermg Q' WILLIAM MATTIL 1 Hnstory and Bxology are Brll s favonte subjects u ually seen mxlmg handy wxth a rxfle future undecided ALICE MAYES Wcczre Seryxce Corps member actxve In clubs keeps a watchful eye on Lafayette lowes chxldren wr make a wonderful lower grades teacher I ARTHUR McDERMOT'I' Actlve m Scouts remember those ool sweaters hot sax and sweet notes composes RUR muslc hard workmg capable leader JANET MCDOUGALL an Loxes crew neck sweaters Great Books gy V brother Pete fnend to all x can really handle a baton xntelll Q' gent too li ! E? ffl ilk I Class Journalist Ellen Guzum Emil Von Arx 7 C T NJ I M 3 l HI 1. .. . ' h ' ' . . . l s .... it L -A f . X V M . - rx I 5, , . H? 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I Q 'H gr ' ...K f ,' ' ,A:r,bA,1' 1' . :fwfr 'V Q Sl IURS ul H153 'LRE Q13 ii i 'Os Nd '27 gl , xgkii fx 5 U13 Q67 OD Ni S PETER MQDOUGALL Pete Not exactly an mtroxert xery fnendly future englneer een will Vs mt keep p ll O Pllllf I L lLllf lll Cllf KKTHLEEN MCLENNAN Kathw 'Klway prompt e peclally with home worl. qulet enjoys domg exerythmg enjoyed tho e chem a ANNE MCSKINIIN Anne Glow lxttle Anme faxorxte color re first clarmet nexer queakc future cluool nnrm fheuen help the fourth grader J npprccnte .xr BRUCE MENNE Bruce Enjoye math vnll tudv engmeer rn Qports loxer work rddloe xery polnre we predict he wxll ucceecl HARVEY MICH-KELS Hanex Hur c- loser cowboy hats enjoy ports lxfcs werghts Hutt Earp of Bonme Brae rr rm future debatable SKLLY MOORE a X ery re erxed fun to be mth lmhmon college ew vyell cnjow coolung and drawing p ay the pxano true frxend Nicest Smile Joan Riccardi George Gtmdley Z x MAUREEN MOOSE No dull moments laugh and the world laughs with you bubbling conversationalist ambition to get a car' CHESTER NATIONS Chet Welcome home' miss that Florida sunshine? very athletic var ity halfback ambition pilot Smile its good for you LUELEN NEHBR Lam uiet and intelligent type ove to write letters friendly smile personality to match plans future 'eaching NEAL NIBUR Nea Warm personality enjoys the out doors in and out of his convertible . . . crazy about chem .... loyal friend. JEROME NOWAK any Silent but tricky . . . Dennis the Menace . . . wellflrnown in driving circles . . . can be found in his black Ford. THOMAS OLIVO Tom Class Prez four years straight . . . captain of the Football Team . . . terrinc athlete . . . an asset to any college. si ltzv if QP' AC xl, -so N Q Q our cargo well protected Best Dancer Janet McDougall Ronme Wxllshaw -I CAROLYN OPPERMANN Sandy Snappy sense of humor warm smrle always has good trme actmg abrhty shown rn Dmo helped make Iumor Prom a hrt MARILYN ORD Manlyn Loye to talk not easy to End her when she rsnt good natured a relrable secretary for the Bernardran PRUDENCE OTT Prudy Another of the collegxate mlnded t1l1 gomg strong rn chorus 1 e to hye rt up ubtle sophrstlcatron DAVID PALMER Dave Here he rs guaranteed to show you a good trme lrke Burcks can be found rn the trombone sectron of the band happy go lucky RICHARD PATRICK Duc Returned to B H S la t year quret lxkes to laugh never can tell where youll Gnd hxml PATRICIA PENNINGTON dl The hub of the wheel of talent rn B H S good person to know liked chorus always has a good time throws terrruc partxes too A ,. gun. -uv? 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A SUSAN PETITT uc Cheerful mxle came to us from St Lours headed for college beckoned by the wlld blue yonder wlll be alrlme stewardef RICHARD PILCH Dzc Able pre ldent of Student Councxl good at ba eball dependable Drck smcere wxll definitely go places DONALD POLLITT Don Newcomer to BHS halls from Mornftown mtereated ln cars dmes a traller truck BARBARA PRATT Friendly smxle radiates good cheer xaned Interests whxz at the plano con lderate of others wx make an understandmg teacher JOAN RICCIARDI aan Frequently een twrrlmg the baton wxth a m3g1C twmkle an xmpxsh grm sparklmg personallty rsplaya keen sen e of humor LUCILLE RICCO Ambmon beautlcxan enyoys danc m cuts a wxcked swath with the fellows a wrllmg worker always ready wxth a helpmg hand 18 an if Class Pessrmxst Pat Chester, Allnson Strang af' 5' i qi -If r-- rf' H995 Nix 1-4 f A xwi -.9 G? 57- q Mos! Collegiate Bruce Garrabrant Sandy Oppermann 32532. 23-'L S2 lllll :Sw 1--T 1 EDNA REITH Emma Curly harred cutre worked a tele phone operator for 'viarme marrred lrxe rn XVa h rngton D C NANCY RISPOLI Rwpol Eloquent dark eyes gun grrl for the color guard boundle s curxo rtx l1xeQ 1n the middle of nowhere rndependent GLORIA RUGGERIO o Long long dark tre e Cl e w mean utterbug lxm Hgure ecretarral ambrtlons hall rom Lyon SKNDRA RUVIPEL Sandw Patron of the arts ardent ballet tud nt lrtcrarx ahllxtx flcld ff vournilr 1 1 nc 1 mornin uc rld LLCILLE SALEGWA Lucxlle One of thc '14 crowd xou want ro hear a Jol-te een mth Glorra dependable t e lrf ea x hort n punkx ELLENY SCAFF Ellen ' 'K grrl of mans ta ent: rked heated debate rn Englr h cla End emoxment m the uolm 'Kll State Choru and Orche tra llll HERMAN SCHNEIDER Herman Remembered as a math and science brain . . . leads to career as engineer . . . quiet and reserved . . . Veni, vidi, vici. JOYCE SCIARETTA joyce Loyal Service Corps member . . . likes to laugh . . . friendly . . . always a cheerful Hi . . . often seen writing chemistry experiments. CAROL SIMMS Carol Quiet, friendly personality . . . neat as a pin . . . good dancer . . . sincere smile . . . loyal friend . . . ace Ber' nardian salesman. DAVID SKROBOT Dave Will be remembered as Dino in this year's play . . . an active member in 4'H . . . a top notch poultry grower. JOAN SMALL Ioanie Flair for homemaking . . . always courteous . . . ladylil-re miss . . . bright and busy chatter , , . ambition: marriage. GLADYS SMITH Chich Cool cat with beating feet . . . peppy cheerleader . . . where there's a laugh . . . there's Chich . . . first fiftyfeighter to marry. va l 0 J l I I i I ul llllill l l S XY l .ng :wx ,Gs I v , 4 'T o' 8 .N 515555-A : NZ. 2.-'3'C3'. !:r:.7.-43:31 I if 4 I ik' 1 N , AI , ,Q .Aims rf, K ' East. ' as 13, r, S391 5-I --av 5? Class Actor Pat Pennington, Ron jennsen 1. 'x U! 3? 1 X-1 Xi i U i r,Q.7 M 5 1- --1-v1' .Q--: Af L IOAN SNYDER joanic Poised . . . does a good job on any' thing she undertakes . . . with a smile. too . . . her ambitious nature will 5: take her far . . . good person to know. ,,,y X SUSAN SOHNLE Sue I is Extremely neat dresser . . . interested in cooking . . . has won many contests . . . active in 4'H . . . warm personality . college bound. CAROL SPENCE Carol Collegiate type . . . Duke enthusiast . . . enjoyed French most of all . . . medicine in future . . . sure to be a success. LORRAINE SPENCER Spence Loves to dance . . . favored psychology . . . usually holding up the walls with Ioyce . . . wants to be an l.B.M. operator. ANN STEINBRENNER Arm Usually seen gabbing with Carol . . . dislikes Milwaukee Braves . . . favored English . . . a future Florence Night' ingale. ROBERT STEVENS Bob The quiet type . . . came to us from sunny California . . . good looking blond . . . often seen in the Acme . . . love that smile. fk T 1-r' 5- 'xr CAROLYN STORCK Cami Humor all her own . . . owned and rode top horse in U. S. in '56 . . , college bound . . . sunny disposition. HAMILTON ALLISON STRANG, JR. UAV, Romeo on and off the campus . . . leisure time hunter and Hsher . . . dis' likes difhcult tasks . . . fast on the basketball court. KLAUS IURGEN STRUNZ Klaus Came from West Germany . . . known for friendly smile . . . favored French . . . a future engineer . . . Mr. Curios- ity himself. JOHN SULLIVAN Sully Sports is his middle name . . . favored baseball . . . suave man about town . . , plans career in pro baseball. LEO SUMMERS Vince The quiet type . . . possesses a hearty chuckle . . . likes hunting and baseball . . . is looking forward to college. BARBARA SUTTON Barb Our gal Friday . . . fine sense of humor . . . likes sciences and plush animals . . . hopes to knit small things someday. Most Artistic Harvey Michaels Judy Hoff Most Musical John Bettler . Nancy Dunster Q5 -A -af- t'? f 1: diff, Qi.- s. '43 W .J 2 C I 1' 'G Sl IIIRS of H153 RONTALD TAYLOR Ron Ardent hunter trapper H herman quxet good natured guy lked op enjoys lxfe JUDITH VALEINTE wdy Hard workmg gxrl loves horse faxonte hobbxe collectxng records enjoys a good yoke PETER X KV DI K-VVIP Pete Very tall guy love art whlz. m all CICHCE ubject on the quxet srde future includes college ANGELINIA VENTRIGLIA Angel Beautiful mgxng xoxce delightful gi per onallty vsect smrle friend lv to everyone alway does a good 0 MARY CAROL VITALE Marx i I 3 3 XX arm per omlxty hxgh repper of Color Guard always vnlllng to he p true frrcnd actne Service Corps member EMIL XON HRX III 'FT -H It Q7 Editor rn Fhxcf of Bcrnardran xen collegxate traxclcd through Europ lat ummer out tmdlng wctmg abxllty ,-' V' f., ,-- ,J ff .. f f f.,-we - f -ig ,'fg2?7'?F1?wf' Most Inquisitive Nancy Rispoli Ric Iannsen WAYNE XVASILER Vvaxnc Great outdoor man me to unt and Hsh good comer atmnalrt fon mechamc 'md chxcken mnmgl po lble future mclude land capmg BRUCE WATSON Bruce TCYFIHC basketball player dlrcct trafhc m down tarrs hall ca blusher popular fellow nkes ro n oll much per onalnty DONALD WATSONI Don Smooth talker collegmte dresser enjoyed 6th perlod lunch when he mlles wow' made hrs mark 1n Great Books MATTHEW WELCH Butch met 1mmed1ate plan are the Armed Servlces later hopes to become a paxnter mce guy PAMELA WELSH Pam Faithful Seruce Corps member one of our cute cheerleaders wr tackle any job great per onalxty PATRICIA WEST at Vnacxous captam of cheerleaders has hlgh hopes for future wr make xdeal axrlme stewardess neat and trxm dozens of beaux Oi t-'1 N9 rig -R-ii 'f ', 12:1 i gnu? 1 M' Yea ! 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'll , ' , . . . may A 1 ha., ' K - A 1' 39 l-our Q Acconnnodahons ff-'Y NC? ,qv- ' llrst Class Neatest Ronnie Iennsen Sue BARBARA WIEGAND Babs Bubblmg per onahty get klck out of Charlestonmg capable clas treasurer all four years hopes to be elementary chool teacher RONALD WILLSHAW Ranma On football team loves sports and partles usually seen talkmg to the gxrs fun lovmg fellow what a dnver' ANN WILSON Wzllze Crazy about ports aspxres to be h1gh school math and cxence teacher happy go lucky whlz at languages CHRISTOPHER WOOD Clms Faxorlte pastlme IS huntmg 1 e trappmg too easy gomg member of football team plans to further hrs educatxon m college Sohnle JEANI XVOOD 611717118 urcl-r tcpper of color guard very frrcndly m s good cook won prr es rn 4 H plan to tudy home M as-4 QQ economrcs m college ov- ji RUTH WYCKOFF Ruth Peppw member of band farthful frrcnd po rble career ln nur mg actne member of Drama Club wlllng worker ROBERT YOSHIDA To 'Yo Sport minded lad e pecxally lrke ba eball plans to jom Arr Force well llked by all takes Irfe 1: rt comes lot of un JOHN! YOLNG ohn uxet but many rded future Atlas llfts werght favorlte sr' ubyzct pby rcs hopes to become .CI U1 LNLIIICCY LFCII lillllltl' fPoQt Graduatej RICHARD FOX ' Duck ' Mad money collector fforergnj eaiy gomg lacroise entbuHraHt came to BHS lalt year from Pcddrc mce guy frrendly to all .av- ' uf' gf 1 14' -3 '77 Most Dependable Ahce Mayes Art McDermott 'Q :hw F- te 3 1 '7 Q'-- Y tl' kv? 41 8l'll0lf' EDwIN M AMBRMAN JR Ba kmg R1dge Ambmon X Rox TCCDTIICIGH Prom Comm 3 4 Ath Txcket Taker 2 L1brary Club CAROLYN APGAR Bernardmlle Ambmon College Prom Comm 4 Bernard1an 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Tn H1 Y 2 FHA 1 L1brary Club 1 JUDITH L ASPRAY Llberty Corner Ambztron Przmarx Teacher Prom Comm 3 4 Bernard1an 4 Chorus 12 3 4 Smgmg So s2 Band1234 Jr Sponor3 TYIHI Y23 Nlne Notes 2 Dance Band 4 Prmcess Valent1ne Ball 2 4 JOHN LEONARD BAILEY Peapack Ambmon Funeral Dwector Entered U S Marxnes December 1957 Student CouncIl 2 3 4 Prom Comm 34 Oud Tncket Taker 3 4 Jr Spon sor 3 Football 123 Co Captam 4 Track 1 2 3 Captain 4 Vars1ty B Club Pres 3 4 JAMES BARCLAY BernardsvIlle Ambmon Auto Mecha-mc MARY BARKMAN Bernard vxlle Ambmon College Prom Comm 4 Bernardnan 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Tr1 H1 Y 2 Drama Club 1 2 3 4 FTA 4 Baseball 1 2 3 ELAINE BARTO Bask1ng R1dge Ambition Med1ca.l 'Technologmt Student Council 12 3 Jr Prom Comm Chm Bernard1an Book Sales Mgr 4 Jr Sponsor 3 Latm Club 34 G1rls Basketball 4 SANDRA BAYLES Gladstone Ambmon Medzcal Office Assrstant Prom Comm 3 4 Tn HI Y 2 3 Bernardxan 4 SARA ELIZABETH BAYLES Gladstone Ambmon U'ndec1ded Prom Comm 34 Tn H1Y 2 G1rls State Delegate 3 Bernardxan 4 ELEANOR GAIL BEATTY Ba kmg Fudge Ambxtzorl IBM Keypunch Operator Bernardxan 4 L1brary Club 3 SecyTreas 4 Red Cross Counc1l 1 Basketball 3 Baseball Capt 3 WESLEY BEHME Baskmg R1dge Ambmon Undecsded Prom Comm 4 Ath Ticket Taker 24 Lxbrary Club 2 H1 Y 4 Football Manager 3 RAYMOND BERG Bernardsvxlle Ambtttorl Petroleum Geolog1st Prom Comm 34 Chorus 1234 Boys Specxal Group 12 3 4 r Spon or 3 Drama Club R3dlO Club 123 Proyectnon Club 12 All State Chorus 3 Jol-IN BETTLER Ba lung Rxdge Ambxtton MIHISITN Band 1 23 Pres 4 Student Leader 4 SEYXICB Corps 4 Jr Spon or 3 Track 12 Boys State Alternate 3 DAVID BLUTHARDT Bernardsvnlle Ambmon Farmer Tran ferred from St Bernards September 1957 JLDITH S1-IL RIwAv BOEHLERT Baskin! Ridge Ambmon Mfdlfdl Technolagxst Left chool January 1958 Prom Comm 2 3 Bernard1an 4 Band 34 U hers 3 4 Tn H1 Y 2 4 Socxal Chalrman 3 Drama Club 1 Gnrl Sports 12 ChrI tmas Hall Decora t1ons Chm 3 Valentme Ball 2 Chm 3 B1ble Readmg Comm 4 EL ALOR BOOTH Bernard ulle Amb1t1o'n Dxencxan Student Counc1l 4 Asembly Comm 4 Bernard1an 4 Cr1mson 3 Mountameer 12 Chorus 12 3 S1ng1ng Soph 2 Ushers 34 Tr1H1Y 2 Pres 34 Drama Club 12 Latm Club 34 G1rls C1t1zen h1p Alternate Delegate 3 Model Legrslature 3 4 Tr1 HI Y Conferences 34 Tr1 H1 Y Co Chm of the Northern Conference Central Atlantxc Area 4 Debatmg 4 Delegate to 8th Nat1onal H1 Y Tr1 Hx Y Congress 3 JUDY BOOTH Baskmg Rxdge Ambxtxon Urxdecrded Prom Comm 3 4 Bernard1an 4 Chorus 12 3 4 Bernards Belles 3 Sxngxng Sophs 2 N1ne Notes 2 Double Quartet gl Chorus Exec Comm 3 4 All State Chorus 3 Scotch 3ldS 4 BARBARA BRANCH Bernardsv1lle Transferred from Dover H S September 1955 Ambmon Secretarv Bernardxan 4 Y Bowlxng League 3 FTA l Student Counc1l 1 PAMELA ANNE BRAY Mdlmgton Ambmon Home Economics Teacher Prom Comm 4 Chorus 34 Bernards Belles 3 Usher 234 Tr1H1Y 2 Baseball 2 JEAN CATLIN Baskmg Rndge Ambmon College Prom Comm Chm 3 4 Bernard1an Manager 4 Slnglng Sophs 2 Chorus 12 Band 1 3 Lxbranan 2 Corr Sec 4 Jr Sponsor 3 Tr1 H1 Y 2 4 Drama Club 4 G1rls Sport 12 Orchestra 12 Red Cross Council 1 Service Corps 4 Crunson 4 Hall Decorat1ons 3 ANDREW CASSELLS C1-IALMERS Bernardsvdle Ambmon Mmlstry Prom Comm 3 4 Bernardxan 4 Chorus 123 4 H1 Y 4 Latm Club 4 Art Award 2 PATRICE CHESTER Baskmg R1dge Tran ferred from Dunellen H S September 1955 Ambmon Undended Bxble Read1ng Chm 4 Prom Comm 34 Bernard1an 4 Cr1mson 4 Chorus 234 Sxnglng Sophs 2 U hers 34 Lat1n Club 34 Model Leg1slature 3 Tr1H1Y 2 Tr1H1Y Conference 3 Y Councxl Treas 4 Duches Valenune Ball 3 Student COUDCII 1 Frosh Counc1l 1 Lxbrary Councnl 1 Jr Drama Club I G1rls Ba ketball l Scotch Pla1ds 4 HAROLD W CHRISTENSEN JR Mlll1DEIOh Transferred from St1rl1ng J H S September 1955 Ambmon Undecxcled Basketball 1,2 4 Jr Spon or 3 JUDITH AM. CONOVER Peapack Ambxtxon Clerxcal Work Tn H1 Y 2 Drama Club 4 Chorus 1 FH A 4 A RICHARD CONALlNSkl Ba kmg R1dge Ambxtxon Freld of Psxchologs Prom Co111m 3 Bernarchan 4 Mountameer l ALDREY BARBARA Caoor L1berty Corner Ambxtron Txprst . ' . S I S - Q f , ,-. . . . , vv Ev 59 .2 2 4,-1,1 -- ' ZS- ,g Q . . . ,.g ,-,: s U . ,- -. .,: ,-: - ,. s . . . . , . '!! 3 ISV' ' . h ' - s - ff 1 - ' - ' ', ', ,P . . v , I 1 . , , 1 . ,- - . , .. , 1 9 - ..,,Q ,,. . ,,. ' .-.., 1 1-,. s 111 ' 1 yas ' ' Y ' 1 ... 1 - ..: 1 - D-s y 5 .- -1 1 11.3 -C - ,,.,--., - ,,- - .1 ,i . S ,,:. . .: ,,, 2 . .,- , ,, . . , 1 11 S! Y ' ..,.i A . -.'.' . Q ., R .. - v , ,, , . ,y ,. . . 1 - 'nn ' s - . -1. , ,,., ': 1' s - , . . , ., . , .' .. s .., , .3 .,: 1 '- . .., .. s .. .. . ., : ,Q 1 r' -,3,4: - , .. ,.... . , , . f- , .. s , , - ,A . . Q . ,. , . . . . ' ' I 'Y' rl!!! ,-,,:J. S : : ..: . . ,. .-, . , V Q. . . N ,,. s . . . V' . V l !! ' 1 v . s , ,, . - If -5 g H- I. ' s' ' V . 5 , 3 .,. . 1'- ,: s ,, 'r -,. - irecfor ROBERT LEA DANCY Lyons Transferred from Hampton Va H S Noxember 1957 Ambmon Engmeer Prom Comm 4 JOHN DAVIS Bernard ulle Ambmon Undeoded Bernardran 4 Choru 12 3 Boy Specral Group 2 Track 2 Intra mural Table Tennrs ChampIon hrp 1 2 3 SLSAN DAVISON Bernard vrlle Ambmon Undecrded Prom Comm 34 BeI'nardIan 4 Crlmson 4 TflHlY 4 Drama Club 2 4 JAMES D DECOSTE Ba krng Rrdge AMDIIION Nam Prom Comm 3 ChorII 1 3 4 Football 4 Track 123 4 VarsIty B Club 4 Bernardran 4 RICHARD DECOSTER Baskrng Rrd Ambmon Advemsmg Prom Comm 4 Bernardran 4 Ath Trcket Taker 2 DIANE DESTIZFANO Bernardswlle Ambition Secfetarx Prom Comm 4 Chorus 12 3 Ushers 2 3 4 FHA 4 Bowlmg 3 DAVID DICKINSON Ba lung Rrdge Ambmon Professronal Landscapef Prom Comm 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Aud Trcket Taker 3 4 Ir Spon or 3 Drama Club 1 Proyectron Club 1 Football 4 Baseball 2 Track 3 Krng of Hearts 4 JOSEPH DIVANNA Lyons Ambmon Undecrded Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 4 Bernardran 4 JOSEPH Dosss Far Hrlls Ambmon Realtor and Insurance Salesman Prom Comm 34 Chorus 123 HIY 4 Bernardlan 4 Boys State 3 HIY Conference Delegates 3 4 JOSEPH DORMAIN Mrllmgton Transferred from Clnfton H S September 1955 Ambmon State Trooper Football 3 4 Track 34 Stage Crew 1 2 3 4 Entered U S Armed Forces March 1958 STEPHEN DROST Bernard vIlle Ambmon Chemncal Engmeer Prom Comm 34 Bernardlan 4 Chorus 1 HIY 4 Latrn Club 34 Track Manager 3 Sorl Testers 23 Delegate State SCIENCE Day 3 Drama Club 4 Debating 4 Model Legrslature 4 HIY 4 Announcers Club 4 Lrghtrng Crew 4 NANCYLEE DUNSTER Baskmg Rrdge Ambmon Publrc School Vocal Musrc Teacher Bernardlan Trea 4 Chorus 123 VICE Pre 4 Bernards Belles 3 Smgmg Soph 2 Band 12 Plano SoloIst 3 Ir Spon or 3 TrI HI Y 2 4 V166 Pres 3 Lat1n Club 34 Grrls Sports 12 3 4 All State Chorus 3 B Pm I2 Scotch Plards 4 JILL DUVAL Bernardsvrlle Transferred from Hackettstown H S September 1957 Ambmon Lab Techmcran Soph Brology Club 2 Brology Exchange Club 3 Advanced Brology Club 3 FN A 4 JERI DYER Bernardsvrlle Ambmon Nwsmg Prom Comm 34 Bernardran 4 Chorus 123 Srngrrf, Sophs 2 TrI HI Y 2 3 4 TrI HI Y Conference 4 Drama Club4 FNA 4 BARBARA JEAIs ENGLISH Baskmg Rrdge Ambmon College Chorus 14 Band 12 TFIHIY 2 Drama Club 2 3 4 FTA 4 PALL FEHN Baskmg Rrdg Transferred from IHS 74 Queens N Y March 1955 Ambmon Medlcme Prom Comm Chm 34 Bernardran 4 Baseball 3 Ba ket ball 3 4 Golf Team 4 Boys State 3 IHS 74 Honor Socrety 1 JOHN FISHER Bernardsullc Transferred from Chatham H S September 1956 Ambmon Undecrded HI Y 1 2 Basketball 3 Track 2 3 4 CARMBN FORGIONE Bernardsvrlle Ambmon Engmeer Student Councrl 4 Alternate I 23 Bernardlan 4 Aud Trcket Taker 4 Football 1234 Varsrty B Club Treas 34 Red Cross COUHCII I Baseball 4 Dance Comm 4 HARRY FRANK Far Hllls Ambmon Undeclded Rum' FRATTALI Bernardsvrlle Ambmon Shop Work Football Manager 3 4 BRUCE GARRABRANT Baslrmg Rxdge Ambmon College Specral Group 34 Aud Tlcket Taker 4 Ir Sponsor 3 Drama Club 14 Projectron Club 12 3 Football 3 Track 1 2 3 DONALD Goss Lrberty Corner Ambmon Undecnded Baseball 2 Projection Club l JUDITH WYMAN GRAHAM Baskrng Rrdge 'lransferred from Vrrgxma Beach Va H S May 195: Ambmon College Student Councxl 123 Sec 4 N I Conference 4 Prom Comm Chm 34, Bernardran Art Bdltor 4 Servxce Corps 4 TrIHIY 23 Social Comm Drama Club 3 Play 4 Latrn Club 3 Pres Cmzenshrp Alternate 3 TrIHIY Conferences 2 4 Word Typrng 2 Art Award 3 B PIn 123 NatIonal Latm Merrt Award 3 Surf Prmcess 1 D A R Good Cltl zen 4 Brble Readmg Comm 4 Prmcess Valentme Ball 4 Ushers 4 Chm 4 4 GIrl GEORGE HOWELL GRINDLEY Bernardsvrlle Ambmon Undeczded Prom Comm 4 Bernardran 4 Chorus 12 Pres of Fre h man Chorus 1 Drama Club 1 2 Football 3 Baseball 2 3 ELLEN GUZLM Bernardsvrlle Ambmon Undecrded Prom Comm 3 Advrser 4 Drama Club 1 Latm Club 4 IV Twrrler 1 Hall Decoratrons 3 Bernardran 4 ' - -s Y 1 L . , Q I ,.., I .V r , , . 3, , Q . . . . -, , . - . 1 . . . . .' s'3 . 5 ,-, . s ... - - . 3 Q 3 - , , - 4 -, - ,-, . , , , , - -, , 3 ' .I .' 5' .. . , . . 2 . , 2 3 5 ' f 1 - . . -, . -, , .., . - ' ' - ' c , . . . . ' - - 1 1 4 s - - - f 3 3 5 1 . Z 3 a r a 3 - gc - ' I 3 3 r 1 ' . Z 3 - -- , s 1 a 3 3 - ' I !'! i 'Y 1 ' ' ' ' ! 1 ! 1 D 1 - - y 3 I Z .' s 3 3 - , 3 3-3 r 3 - , Z '- . 5 , . . Q 3 9 . , . 1-y n 1 1 1 3 - -- Prom Comm. 3,45 Bernardran 4g Chorus 3, Pres. 4: Boys - , Z , , I ' 3 3 , Z - 3 - 3 ' - 34 e 3 3 q 1 T 7 ' 5 7 l I 5 7 , , - . . ., , . 1 y . , ' ' , - , . . . , , - - , . , . . . . . . . S . 3, - -, , A v 3 2 3 ' 3 1-9 1 - 1 - - 3 3 3 3 Q 3 Q . . 1 ' I 3 l ' v 3 ' ' a y - - 3 3 ' 3 l 1 3 y - 3 5 - 2 ' ' ,3, 1 50 'Y V O 5 v 3 Q s . . ' . . .. I . . . . . 3 : - - 3 f Q ' : s -1 ,.., 4 2 - 3, 3, 3 , - 3 - ' ' ... ' . . , -, , . . , , - Q ut it ' r . , , , , , , , . . , , . . s f - , : , 9 2 , . - -a v - . , 5 1 1 . 2 2 . . : 1 . CHRISTOPHER Pnmnaoxn HADLEY Basking Ridge SHIRLEY ANN IEROLAMAN Bernardsville Transferred from Webster Groves, Mo., H. S., Ian., 1957 Ambition-Seamstress Ambition - Doctor Bernardian 4: Hi-Y 2, Vice-Pres. 3,4g Astronomy Geology Club lg Latin Club 2. Ambition Fashion Illustration Prom Comm. 3.4, Bernardian 4' Chorus 1,34 Belles 3: Cheerleader 2,3,4g Ushers 2,3,4g Tri-Hi' Drama Club 1,3,4g Girls' Sports 13 Valentine Ball 35 Hall Decorations 3. NANCY Lelor-I HAMILTON Y ALFRED M. Transferred December Bucks H S Prom Comm 3 Chorus 1,23 Bernardian 4. K. JOHNSTON Bernardsville Ambition - Nurse Comm. 3,4: Bernardian 4: Chorus 1,2,3g Singing 2: Tri'HifY 2, Chaplain 3, Vice'Pres. 4g Library 1- Girls' Sports l,2,3,4g Softball Letter 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y nces 2.3.43 F.N.A. 4. JONES Bernardsville from Meyers H. S., Swim Team Basketball 3 Drama Club 3 Basketball 3 Ban 1 Debating 4 Play 4 Rocnn HASKBLI. Baseball 2 3 4 Amos TI-Io Lawyer Junior Band 2 3 Vice Pre HILL Peapack rom 1955 ANB Pluckemin BaskIng Taker 3 In Notes Reading from Battxn Ambltion 34 Bernardian 4 4 ann Sports l 2 3 4 2 umor Sec Union DELORBS Chorus 1 LoruvIINn VBRNA Chorus 1 2 P H A 4 P1-IYLLIS Hnnzoc Prom Comm JANICE Nursing Bernardian 4 Chorus 12 Singing Sophs 2 Band Recording Sec 4 Girls Sports 123 4 FNA Pres Prom Comm 3 4 Hall Decorations 3 JUDITH Hom' Ambntwn College Prom Comm 3 4 Chorus 1 234 Bernardian 4 Srngmg Sopns 2 Nine Notes 2 Tn HI Y 2 3 4 Drama Club 4 Girls Sports 1 Art Prizes 1 2 3 Rlcmmn WILLIAM IANSSBN Basking Ridge Ambition Pharmacist Prom Comm 3 4 Bernardian 4 Cnmson 3 4 Mountaineer l 2 Ath Ticket Taker 1 2 HI Y 4 Drama Club 1 2 3 4 Radio Club 3 4 Projection Club 12 Track 2 3 4 RONALD A IENSSEN Bedmmster Ambition Doctor Prom Comm 4 Bernardian 4 Crimson Business Manager 4 Aud Ticket Taker 4 HIY 4 Drama Club 123 4 Latin Club 3 4 Radio Club 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Debating Team 4 Frolics 4 Announcers Club Hall Decoratxons 3 Play 3 Basking Ridge Comm 1 2 3 4 Track l 4 Varsity LE N Basking Ridge mm Bernardsvllle 2 3 4 Drama Basketball 3 Comm 2 ANN LAUBACH Basking Ridge Ambition College CouncIl 3 4 Vice Pres Senior Class 4 Prom Chm 3 Sr Prom Adviser 4 Bernardlan Ad Sales 4 Crimson 3 Girls Sports Bd 4 Band 12 3 VI e Pres 4 Orchestra 12 Ushers 4 Service Corps 4 r Sponsor 3 Drama Club 123 GIrls Sports 1234 All Star Basketball 12 3 4 Baseball Letter 12 3 4 Grrls B 12 3 4 Hall Decorations 3 Cafeteria Chm 4 NELSON KENT LOUDON Peapack Ambition Minister Bernardian Photo Bd 4 HIY 4 Drama Club 3 4 School P ay 3 Rosnuarun LUND Peapack Ambmon Mamage Prom Comm 3 4 FHA 4 Baseball 23 VINCENT MAIDA In Basking Ridge Transferred from Archbishop Stepmac H S September 1956 Ambrtxon Dentist Prom Comm 4 Drama Club 4 Track 3 4 1 -1 2: ' . , 1: .. d . 3 , f J . T kk I , . I , I . ' B' ' 3,4. 1.2: 4: 4: Ir- 3: 3,4g Ir. ' T B ll Ch . ' ' - 1.2: , : ' : : I- ' I 3: ' .I , , 1 1 I ' ! . . .25 F - , , , : 5 ' 3,4- K I ' ' , 3 .... r Co . , 4. - ! I Y ' ' I Y I ! 9 1 0 IovcE MARELLI Peapack CHESTER BRADLEY NATIONS Basking Ridge Ambition - 5CC1Ctdfy Transferred from Coral Gables H. S., Miami, Fla., Prom Comm. 4, F.H.A. 43 Baseball 2, Girls' State Alternate September, 1957 3: 50 Word Typing 3. Ambition - Public Relations WALTER MARPLB Ambition - Electrical Engineer Bernardian 4, Hi-Y 3,4. WILLIAM MATTIL Basking Ambition - Undecided Prom Comm. 4: Chorus 4: Dramatic Club 4g Mgr. 3' Bernardian 4. ALICE LoUIsE Teacher Class Sec 3 hm Chorus 2 4 jr Sponsor Girls CItIzenshIp gate 3 Valentine Ball In Delegate to National ARTHUR A Prom Co Prom 4: Football 4, Ching Tang Fraternity 3, ELIZABETH NEI-IER Liberty Corner from Clgristopher Columbus H. S., Bronx, 19 6 Ambition - College mm. 3,4g Bernardian 45 Tri'Hi'Y 43 Drama Club 3' Girls' Sports 3 4' Basketball 12. Air Line I 2 3 4 Millington OLIVO Basking Rldge Pres 1 2 3 4 Prom Sponsor Chm 3 1 2 3 Basketball 1 4 t Council Student CouncIl Chm 3 4 Mountaxneer 1 Au Y 4 Drama Latm State 4 Service Corps 4 Ir Club 3 4 1956 PETER Transferred Prom Comm 3 l 2 4 Drama Club 4 2 Band l 2 K PI 3 Tennis KATHLEEN ANN Bernardian 4 Chorus Taker I Club 3 ANNE LoUIsE Student 4 Prom Comm Band 1 2 3 4 34 FTA 1234 Library Club1 TrIH1Y Delegate 3 All State Chorus 34 B Pm 3 Band 2 Scotch Plaids 4 2 Sec 3 Chaplain 4 BRUCE AUGUST MENNE Basking Ambition Civil Engineer Prom Comm 4 Radio Club 3 4 Basketball 3 Track 2 4 HARVEY MIC:-IAELs Millington Ambition Arr Force Track 1 Art Award 4 Bernardian 4 SALLY MooRE Basking Ridge Ambition Undecided Prom Comm 3 4 Bernardxan 4 Chorus 3 4 Ushers 4 Tn H1 Y 2 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 MAUREEN MoosE Peapack Ambmon Undecided Prom Comm 4 State Ambition 4 Hall Drama Latin 3 4 Bemardian Sec Ridge 4 Ushers 4 Model Legis C PALMER Bernardsville Comm 1 2 3 Sgt at Arms DrI Club 3 4 Radio Bernardsvnlle Military ry 1957 Ambition Air LEE PENNINGTON Bernardsville Ambition Musical Comedy Comm 4 Chm Hall Decorations 3 Prom Comm 3 Adviser 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Singing Sophs 2 Sponsor 3 TIIHI Y 23 Publxcity Chm 4 Drama 12 3 Sec 4 School Play 4 TrxH1Y Conference Delegate 2 Bemardxan 4 Senior Exec Comm 4 Frolics 4 SUSAN PATRICIA PETIT1' Basking Ridge Transferred from Ladue H S St Louis May 1957 Ambition Airline Stewardess Dance Comm 4 Bernardian 4 Chorus 3 4 Ushers 4 Tn HI Y 4 Drama Club 4 Y Teens 1 2 Pep Club 1 2 Modern Dance Club 2 Spanish Club 2 3 Camwal Comm 3 RICHARD PII.cI-I Basking Ridge Ambition Engineering Student Council 23 Pres 4 Dance Comm 4 Prom . I C . , C . , , , , Q . 4: P. . 3. K . . ll . - 'Wi . , . , 1 l il 3,43 . 1 ld 4: N80 .. . 5 d .' A , ' ' A 9 . 1 A f H. S., ' 4: lg 44 Y C' 'r T T 1. 4- . 9 ' . T H. ' . , 4: . . : 2 : ' : ' 9 T 9 , : 3- 1,23 'n Ig 0 . Q Q i S Q ', Z .1 , 2,3: 4g Chorus Y Belles 3, l 3: Chorus 1,31 Boys' 3: Radio ' - , ' 9 1,3- Comm 3 4 Bernardxan 4 Aud Tlcket Takers 4 Servlce Corps 4 Ir Sponsor 3 HI Y 4 Latm Club 3 4 Projection Club l 2 Vxce Pres 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Hall Decoratxons 3 B PIn 1 Crimson 4 DONALD POLLITT In Bedmmster Transferred from Mornstown H S September 1957 Ambmon Undecided BARBARA IOAN PRATT Bernardsvllle Ambntxon Kindergarten Teacher Prom Comm Chm 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Bernards Belles 3 Smgrng Sophs 2 Ushers 2 3 4 TrIH1 Y 3 4 Latxn Club 3 4 FTA 12 Sec 3 4 Student Councll Alternate 3 50 Word Typmg 1 Bernardxan 4 Scotch Plaxds 4 EDNA REITH Ambmon Mamage Left school October 1957 JOAN RICCIARDI Ambmon Beautxcmn Prom Twrrlers 3 4 Ushers 2 3 Co Trl HI Y LUCILLE Dance Comm 4 4 Trr HI Y 3 4 Legrslature 4 NANCY ANN Prom Comm 3 Color JOAN SMALL Bemardsvrlle Ambmon Nurse Drama Club 2 Lxbrary Club 1 GLADYS SMITH Baslung Rndge Left School October 1957 Ambmon Marriage Drama Club 1 Cheerleader 2 3 JOAN SNYDBR Baskmg Rrdge Ambmon Dxrcctor of Rehgxous Educatnon Student Councrl 123 Vxce Pres 4 Sec Ir Class 3 Prom Chm 34 Bernardlan 4 Cnmson 4 Ushers 34 Color Guard 23 Capt 4 Sec Ir Sponsor 3 Tn HIY 2 3 4 Drama Club 12 Treas 3 Pres 4 School Play 12 Glrls Crtlzenshxp Delegate 3 B Pm 23 New jersey Councrl Conference 1234 Servrce Corps 4 eadrng Comm 4 Hall Decoratnons 3 DAR Cmzen 4 EAN Sol-INL1: Ambmon 3 4 Bernardran 4 Us ers 3 2 3 4 F T A 1 2 fl HI Y Con alentme Ball Baslung Rldge Bdltor Vlce Pres 3 4 Bernardlan 4 2 Ushers 34 2 3 4 Ushers Club 3 4 GLORIA Secretary Chorus 123 Prom Comm 3 Belles 3 Tn HI Y 2 3 State Orchestra 4 l 2 Ushers Club 3 4 B Pm HEIQMAN Prom Lo Latin Club at Pm 1 3 Jovcn SCIARBTTA Ambmon Undecided Student Councrl Alternate 1 Prom Comm 3 4 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Ushers 3 4 Servxce Corps Drama Club 'Z Tn HI Y 2 3 4 Trl HI Y Homeroom Pres 1 Iumor Y Board Recordxng CAROL ANN Sums Ambmon Secretary Crlmson 4 Chorus 12 3 Grrls Cmzenshrp Prom Student Gxrls 50 Word YPUIE 1 Comm 4 Bernardsvllle I B M F H A 4 Baseball STEINBRENNER Sroacx from Edxson I H S Ambstxon Trl HI Y Model 4 ec Class Sec 1 Mlllmgton Comm 3 Sponsor 3 Baseball Comm 4 Mountaineer 2 Club 3 4 Football Hall Decoratrons 3 Mxllmgton December Ambmon Club 3 SULLIVAN Peapack Ambmon Professnonal Baseball Comm 4 Aud Trcket Taker 4 Servlce Corps 4 1 3 4 Baseball 1 2 4 Capt 3 Basketball 2 3 4 All County Baseball 2 3 All State Baseball 3 Basketball 3 Varslty B Club Sec 3 4 Sumuns Pottersvnlle Prom Comm 3 4 Bernardxan 4 Ambmon Mechamcal Engmeer JOHN DAVID Sxaosor Pluckenun Prom Comm 4, Ir Sponsor 3, Baseball 1,2 Ambmon Arrlme Pnlot BARBARA ANNE SUTTON Bernardsvrlle Prom Comm 3,4, HI-Y 4, Drama Club 4, Projectxon Club Ambmon Housewxfe 1, School Play 4, Track 4 Chorus l,3,4 , ,: ' g- - I. 3- .. ' :.' Q - : ,c D . - ns ' -Il urs: Q - ..... ,- S , . v 1 ' U - l .. '. ' D. T - 1 Z ,- .' . .,: ,,,': D : ' .: . . 5 3 ,,: ' ' 3: -,S : 3 ,: .I ,., ..: - D : .. .1 .. : ' ' 5 4 . ..: ,. ., .g ,g ., .. . ...,,. G , .. H . ' 4 -- ' R .1 ' : , . . ' .5 .. -2 ' : ' '.'. h , Ir. T Y3, ,,: ,: 3gV ' .V .: -4: 39 3 ' ' ,Q 3 Tri-Hi-Y Conference I 'L ANN WCS! MilliDf1f0I1 - .9 ' : 1,21 Q ,Q . , ' ,,g A 32 9 . . ,Q 4. D ..: r ..., .I ' - vi F 1,2,3, ' - QS. ,, . ,f -' is 4: I .. ., un. ., ., , , 3 3, 1. 2 ,Q 4: ' : ' Ste3g H.S., , ,. ' : I ..: H l anal. s 1: . T. . : Q' 'i :Uni ' ' 1 .': . :. : -, ... ,.. .. .. I vi S . 5 ,gin ., .. . 3: r I . - nl . i RONALD TAYLoR Basking Ridge Ambition - Charter Boat Captain Projection Club l,2,3,43 Stage Craft 1,2,3,4. JUDITH MARIE VALENTE Bernardsville Ambition- Office Position Prom Comm. 43 Bernardian 4. PETER VAN DE KAMP Basking Ridge Transferred from Westfield H. S., December, 1956 Ambition - Undecided Prom Comm, 3,45 Bernardian 43 Ir. Literary Club ANGELINA VENTRIGLIA Ambition- PoP Singer Assembly Comm. 1,23 Ath. Ticket Takers 23 Drama 3g Dance Comm. 13 Chorus 33 Hall Decorations Bernardian 4. MARY CAROL VITALE Ambition - Undecided Student 4: Dance Comm. Chm. 3, Comm. Bernardian 4' Chorus Belles 3: 4, Ushers Tri'HifY Sports Homeroom EMIL VoN ARx Basking Ed.'infChief, 1,21 Chorus 1 12' 4, Latin Boys' Aud. Ticket 3,43 Drama Alternate 33 WAYNE W Projection 4' Industrial Arts Craft l,2,3, Accountant 4, Ir Boys Stage Crew 1,2,3, PAMELA WELSH ar Prom Comm 3 4 I 2 3 Belles 3,43 2,3,4: Ushers Club 1,2,33 43 Bernardian PATRICIA Airline Stewardess Dance Comm. 43 Prom Committee 3, Co-Chm. 43 ardian 4g Crimson 2,41 Mountaineer 13 Bernards Belles 3: Cheerleader 2,3, Capt. 4 Co-Capt. 43 Drama Club 1,2,3,43 Latin Club 3 1,33 Homeroom Treas. 4: Hall Decorations 33 Sponsor 3. BARBARA WIEGAND Bernardsville Ambition - Elementafy Teacher Assembly Comm. 4: Class Sec.fTreas. 1,2, Treas. 3,43 Bernardian 4: Mountaineer lg Chorus l,2,3, Sec.-Treas. 43 Bernards Belles 33 Singing Sophs 23 Ushers 3,43 Ir. Spon- sor 3g TrifHifY 23 Drama Club 3,43 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,4: All Star Basketball 3,43 Baseball Letter 23 Girls' B 33 Prom Comm. Chm. 3,43 Hall Decorations 33 Frolics 4. RONALD WILLSHAW Bernardsville Ambition - College Prom Comm. 43 Chorus l,2,3,43 Projection Club 1,2, Pres. 33 Baseball 1: Basketball 13 Track 1,2,3,4g Football l,2,3,43 Varsity B Club 3,43 Entered U. S. Armed Forces, March, 1958. N ELIZABETH WILSON Basking Ridge Ambition - H. S. Science and Math Teacher m . Bernardian Sen' Writer 43 Or- Club 3,4: Delegate Pres. 4, Conferf Star Basketball Letter 3,43 Girls' Crocker Homemaker's Reading Comm. 4: Prom Co m 43 Crimson 3, Special Seller 1 2 3 2,3,43 Basking Ridge Editor Bernardian Sports 4' Service Corps 2,3,4g Varsity CHRISTOPHER Dance Editor 4 YN Wooo Ambition -- Council WYCKOFF Ambition - 3 4- Bernardian 43 'l'ri'HifY gate Tri'Hi-Y l,2,3,4: Delef 23 Play 3,43 F Ball and Govern' ll Millington U. S. Air Force, 1958. Bernardsville Group 3: Cox . . . Pluckemin from Peddie, February, 1957 from B.H.S., 1957 Ambition - Diplomatic Corps 3,43 Lacrosse 33 Swimming 3,43 Golf 2: Chess Vice'Pres. Rille Club 4. -8 A in 1 J S-nf' N41 ,,.,..f., 'TCI' F k ly TX W ,A 40 fa 95' Cl Gs gf' 03 ,. ef .Al tl, java! Wolfe A jagd is qw- vu 0 ,...,. 'S umor Class Advisers ROW ONE Mxss Spang, Mr Ferry chaxrman, Mrs Black ROW TWO Mr Reeder, M Macadam, Mr Taylor ABSENT Miss Harvey, Mr Utz Junmr Class Histor At lit we were upperell men We now eould look clown on two levels helow us ID th1s 1nst1tut1on of le 1rn1nff After XVCleOl'DII1f' the Fr hmen ID our role as umor Spon or we plunfted ewerly lI1tO our new eourses of tuely For mam of Um tr1nve ut exemnq worlds of elenee were ure e ore our very XLN 1 Mr M1e1d1m strfwe to enllffhten Us durmv thu e sev n perlods 1 w e 111 'Ou Th flwht throuv Inter me llte llld lLlVlIN.Ld 1l' 'Fl w lx ueompls e wut nx 1 le'xK Qtum s 1rg, lI1'fl1L f1ll our e ls rnws 1rr1ve TL t wert our 1 Wes of uperrontg, 111 we wore them wlth 1 re 1t prxde Turnmv to soeu lLtlVltlLN We mve t e H1 oween d.1nee and th 11, under th lL1dCI'Sl'llP of our ofheers we proeeeded to decor 1te the h1lls it Chr1stm1s tlme rn 1 plendor never hefore 1m1Q1ned Surv1v1n-Y mld term ex1ms we turned our thoughts to plan for our Iun1or Prom After mueh work and worry the wonderful event was over 1ll too soon Now w1th mlxed nITlOIlOD , we look tow ard our final year ,igf .sll,1g-1551?efgg f, L ff,N - 1, 1, f, V .1 2' .1 1 ', :zz-N, -F5111 e E144 f, , efywff Q W A L., ,lwrgg ,,f',L,.5,,Aj,y, Ai- :Q I fr l , e 1 - . ,- vw .:fe,,rQ Sa:,- :amz 1- v .. ' -r 4 ROW ONE B1rb1r1 Suiter Doris Croot joan Cormier Putnam A Cronk Exe Swrga Carol R1sson Tom Cooper ROW TWO Marx Ellen Farrell M1r1lou Crawford oan Dune Pollntt Dot Burke! Connie MllltO Rose D Angelo Terr: Buonpane ames Mntchell ROW THREE B1rb1r1 Behme Maxdxe Bennett Linda Board man Elizabeth Bl1ke Duck Muller BxllQteeIm1n Bob Scmrctn Edu 1rd Prustlex ROW FOUR W1lter Muller lurk Htnrw ff lf'llI9Ol l Hud on Grccn Charles w C' ,. Rntmegqr Rxchwrd icobus P1ul Olsen B1llKm-chlmn ROW FINE Bob 'Vl1cKenz1e Edwthe Brush Carol Blake Nerneen Craig C1rol Barto Valerie Augur Carolvn Caplcc Pete Gmllo ROW SIX S1lwatore PlSIllll Art Garrxson Edmond Ronew Tom Karn Earle Paynton Hnrrx Cl1rk nm Howland Garx Placlco ABSENT XIYQIYII1 -Xshvsorth Lwn Bmrdslev Richard RlCCl3Fdl Vu nllnm gurl: ec oaefeaame llVlllAIlKAll0 PHI l , . . '.ll ,. ,1 l X r --' .1 . ROW ONE: Georgie Long, Gail Kouflie, Elise Hazelton. Carol Huether. Myrna Fishbein, Sandy Maida, Nancy Ward. ROW TWO: Connie Heath, Gail Loolcer, Ginnie Farrell, Flossy Doheny, Audrey Grabaclc, Carrene Jones, Doris Little. ROW THREE: Pat Ludlow, Betsy Schwingel, Jean Leupold, Sandy Flynt. Bonnie Jones, Fran Weitz, Bob Bellai. ROW FOUR: Walter Cornish, Michael Toto. William Zwigard, Dain Sutton, Bill Burd, Richard . . . 6l,AA0lfLg we lllelfl a in. r'l' aw 1 - M Ansede, Ted Albert. ROW FIVE: James Banks. John T. Bowker. Joe Telesco, Maarten Van de Kamo, Wayne Wiegand, Bill Banks, Rolf Brachwitz. ROW SIX: James Waterman, Bruce Carlin, Phil Cooley, Jim Clarlc, Ley Whiting, Norman Ballentine. Gene Anthony, Orville Breeden. ABSENT: Jeffrey Wilday, Barbara Davidson, Noeleen Donnelly, Georgette Howell, Carole Dickinson. Fw l I e Alzarecl rifinfzufafion A ll ROW ONE: Marilee Fisher. Nancy O'Fee, Mary Ann Marlanc Crater, Judy Nalencz. Helen Mayes. Mesyna. ROW IWO: Mary Rattina, Dorothy Poles. Diane Mason. James Ziegler, William Harding, George Donner, Thomas A. Fargey. Edward De Silva. ROW THREE: Mima Strathern, Barbara Lighthipe, Linda Hull, Linda Gulnac, June Rude, Joyce Moore, Kathie Martin, ROW FOUR: Tom Cross, Bruce Faulkner, Gus Dante, Harry Manning. james Osipenlcof. Bill Kelly, Bob Cosgrove. ROW FIVE: Dennis Wy'ckoff. Barbara Green, Doris Mondoux. Carol Mondoux. Bertha Mills, Dorothy Perk- ins. Matty Domanslci. ROW SIX: Dick Townsend, Rob- ert B. Haulcnbeek, Dennis Townsend, Jim McCabe, Allan Danncr. Dave Houck. John Dixon, Dick Eberhardt. ABSENT: Peggy McCatharn, Karen Walters, Edward Croot, Ernest Croot, Michael Gianetti, William Pecci. N 9 'f, . Q , , ' .3 fue, u ' v I :it f J MZ' x 'Y' 5 I I , 4 .3 L .-am Xf- IAQIUOZSQ . ROW' ONE: Carol Rusch. Elizaheth Anne Pistilli. Diane Sward. Arlene Spindler, Karen Slconberg. Harriet Rinse, Pris Mader. ROW TWO: Mary Ann Rudy, Susan Greene. Jean Suiter. Phyllis Winckler, Gail Teisher, Sue VVeinseimer. Jeanne Youngmen. ROW THREE: Alice Wolsky, Vivian Sempf. Nancy Taylor. Betsy Talbot, Jane Nlaclcey. Carole Smith, Anita Ricciardi. Judy Shears. ROW FOUR: Robert Griffith. Bill Graham. Phil Gould. - ,Q Q Wanda Szarel-c. Robert Galhrrath. Ray Fort. Bob Hill. ROW FIVE: W'illiam Potts, Ken Frederick. Haas Galla- way. Ed Guldner. Christopher Kearns. Ray I-Iusveth, Bill Schumann. ROW SIX: Carl Modecki, Curt Graham, Lenny Perkins. Art Haines, Nels Nelson. Richard Fischer. Bill Holmes. Ernie Giglio. ABSENT: Eddie Garretson, Gary Hutchens, David Zimmerman, Marcia Von Sneidern. H. .1 993 'S' 21. Hx v--3? John Arrlson Vxce President Kate Spence Ken McDermott President Carol Seely Secretary -I :R Ja xhe-ff 157 Treasurer 7 Af tlw l0Ct0l' 5 Sophomore Advxsers ROW ONE Mrs McCrann Mrs Aboutolc chairman Mrs Hartley ROW TWO Mr Rullo, Mrs Norman Mlss Woods Mr Palmer Sophomore Class Histor SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The C11 of 1960 htgon the ye xr XV1tl'l IIS flrt socnl offur of the Fill senson the onnuol Bohy Potty held 1n honor of the UDll'lllCllfCQl Freshmen Slnce we were not too for removed from being Freshmen ourselves we dld our best to QIVL them 1 proper sense of respect for the1r superlors Whlle our rnferlorlty complex was being dttpelltd at the Bihy Party cl IS Cs rn hlolody Geometry and French plled up the homework untll we were reody to xx ul Oh I vvlsh I were 1 Freshman aqoln Our hard vxorklnv officers were Ken McDermott Presldent Iohn Arrl on Vltt Presldent Carol Seelw Treasurer ond Kmte Spence Secretrry They together xuth our helpful ldvlsers plonned a very sucee sful Sock Hop held rn the Wllltef As Sprlnff rolled oround we took stock of our ochlevements ind declded thlt xt hrd heen 1 very successful yeor Representitrve sprtrd our name ID ill octlvmt port muslc CIFIIVTIIIL ond tudent vovernment Reolxelng th rt our hlgh school dly lre just hmlf over we resolve to work 111 th hirder and make thxs clo s one that xxlll be lonv remembered it B H S . . , . 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A gg 14- L .- L: tx . J ' I- 1 ,lx AX V7 . 4, I ' ? 1 if if 54 .3 u , 1 1 Si ROW ONE: Tina Halsey, Betty Howlett, Pamela Kay, Lee Christie. Sharon Kellogg. Pat Hunter, Eileen Ger- muska. ROW TWO: Bruce Lawrie. Paul Rigterink, Keith Erickson. David Heyer. John Houtz. Harold Frommelt, Pat Lardieri. Barry Arndt. ROW THREE: Patsy Motter, Laurine Stefany Peggy D'Eustachio, Pat Mercer, Lois Morris Barbara Hassinger, Jackie Joyce. Shirley Jansson. ROW FOUR: Art Helmbrecht, Ronnie Stevens, Pete xv' ouridf or uri. . . . CC iI 6LU8 4 4 Qc 4' I wo: -0- Vrfff TSI. Fargey, James Calvin, Rod Haulenbeek, Alan Creelman Thomas Devany. Jim Dobbs. ROW FIVE: Laura Hoff man. Barbara Hopper, Karen Keslculla. Ellen Denton Agnes Ann Farrell. Madeleine Weissmann, Judith Klein Michael Feider. ROW SIX: Harry Peery, Charles Fox Richard Olivo. Van Neher. Dave Frederick, Fred Blazure Dietmar Friedrich, Bill Black. ABSENT: Thomasina Con drack, Steve Parr. Paul Smith. 58 v u Y Q 77 do roa enmg .. . N, 4 I ..,il.... ....... , r j ROW ONE: Penny Back, Linda Moore, Joanne Frost, Bonnie Cascio. Debi Decker, Ioan Ricco, Ioan Price. ROW TWO: Peter Smith, jeff Stores, George Tir-pak, Perry Molinaro, Roger Nibur, Kenneth Chamberlain, Harry McCatharn, Charles Jones. ROW THREE: Don- na Lee Reynolds, Diane Kimball, Doris Houck, Claudia Miles. Patricia Picone, Carole Enyingi, Carol Rich, Mar- garet Salvia. ROW FOUR: Richard Haulenbeek, Duane 1 1 .. - 0 ,..': - ..?q, I4 n Qls. . , Q 1 . ' - .VP 44, L.: if Rolstad, Harry Ike, Bruce Heath, Bill Weiss, Joe Hoh- mann, Charles Seymour, Carmine Picone. ROW FIVE: Ginny Moody. Marianne Ricciardi, Gerry Sallco, Lillian Corcoran. Pat O'Keefe. Mary Banks, Lynne Miller, Pat Bolash. ROW SIX: Ronnie Rankin, Mark Iennings, Ronnie Minion, John Konderock, Lee Huether, Bob Wood, Bob Stulack, Bob Kitchener. ABSENT: Richard Heydecke, William Smith, Barbara Kocon. ., ,,... ,x . 1 -+- 59 A 0 - s si 45 ' Q bd ,J F .K N, ROW ONE: Elsie Watson, Carol Tiger, Bette Lou Fee, Kitty Santillo, Irene Donovan. Cathie Graiser, Pat Shoudy. Carol Barclay. ROW TWO: Jeff Anderson, Frederick Schaefer. Karl Herklotz, Tony Clarke, Pete Szarek, Milford Middclstaedt, Bob Clewell. John Bird. ROW THREE: Pat Badgley, Ellen Walker, Marianne Bocchino, Brenda Fisher, Carol Bellai, Mary Lynn Wall- hausen, Janice DeStefano, Beverly Branch. ROW FOUR: Robert Prescott, Wally Teeple, Robert Knox, Glenn K v .1 Cortelyou. Lawrence Geiner, Ed Macaulay, Robert Nations. Kenneth McDermott. ROW FIVE: Bill Red- wood, Linda Ward, Sue Wilson, Liz Ericson, Carol Seelig, ,loan Cangelosi. Kate Spence, Gloria Bcardslee. ROW SIX: Bruce M. Rowley, John Arrison, Mike Trot- ter, Richard Sellars, Tom Greene, Dave Archer, Roger Quimby, Steve Lindnbury. Jens Dennis, Dan McGrory. ABSENT: Kathleen Wire, Dave Reichey, Joan Fisk. 1 an we Inedfy d Adj. 931- . -.I X. i 5 ROW ONE: Margery Herzog, Mary Louise Gianetti, Mary Kay Foldy, Cecelia Fooshlcill, Ioan Killian, Daune Thomas, Lynn Legband. ROW TWO: Robert Koehler, William P. Thompson, John Amerman, Ralph Russo, Mike Heaney, Alan Verrier, Bernd Strunz, ROW THREE: Ruth Larson, Germaine McGrath, jo Ann Km-ser, Barb Klumbach, Lucy Humiston, Barb Mayes, Bev Greatorex, ROW FOUR: Tom Wolslcy, Gorman iii ' '9-.r OZ Couldron, Donald Duryea, Richie Otten, Ken Dunster, Harvey Muendel, Bill McCabe. ROW FIVE: Nancy Moore, Nancie McKee, Nan Macadam, Janice Henderson, Josephine Frartali, Birdie Gordon, Jo-Ann Fox. ROW SIX: George Eckstein, Don Goodhand, Dan Headington, Dave Petty, Burt Wronsky. ABSENT: Alexandra Kotarslci, Michael Adams, Louis'Mastrobattista. 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FrcS11..1 1 . 1' -1 Q XXL 11111Q'1'1f 1 1111 111 Q '111 XX: XX'111 1:11 11 gc 11s 111X'1S fthe 111XX ' 1111 h114Q1'18S ' 1111 1-- S'1X , 15. N 35451 ,, . ,ar A -Q ,i 3, gr : ,M Li s x .f x .rg-:'B,, , 3 . 1 ..... ,- , I . Q A I X R lfl rt . I . fx,4 ,: W . -5 W yx so -1 f . f VJ Nix or , L1 W ' Ti, ft' F x . V lm ' ' . ROW ONE: Elaine Hansen. Jeri Belton, Lael Grady, Susan Smith, Catherine Galbrearh, Linda Welsh, Susan Wetzel, Elizabeth Logan. ROW TWO: Bill Teisher, Barney Blake, Tom Marsden, Brian Baxter, Bruce Humis- ton. Marion Cimosz, Charles Meeker, jack Howland. ROW THREE: Dottie Landon, Carol Lucas, Priscilla Hendershot, Mary Lynn Corbin, Ruth Hagen, Flora Perna, Heidi Herden, ,lan Blake. ROW FOUR: Howard Kollar, Paul Lund. Angelo Perrone, Joe Caccavale, Anne 'lflllwwlfo 0 'ff Qi. Kazmierski, Roy john Bayles, Dennis Young, Vito Syl vester. ROW FIVE: Katherine Dodd, Lynda Schanley Elaine Tice, Jo-Ann Conroy, Barbara Ledford, Diane Skrobot. Edith Atrell Valerie Barnes. ROW SIX: Joe Paden, Peter Sellars, James Hazelton, Gary Betz, Freddy Woods. Mickey McDonald, Wesley Bennett, Danny Potts, Joseph Pacilio. ABSENT: Jens Dennis, Ronnie McNeill, james Parr, Fred Williams, Rose Maddaulna Daniel Barraford Slllllllll Y' .4-so Xl ROW' ONE: Carol Vfillshaw. Paula Jones. Diane Henrys, Nancy-lynn l'Vlagee. linda Davison, Jane Cooper, Sandy Donofrio. Kathy Small. Rosann Santillo, ROW' TW'O: Dave Daxltoff. John jarlcsotn Richard Hush. Edward Duval. lfrrd Rammlcr. Joi- Sclarrtta, Nlario ff. I,l'lI'lCl'ltUl1t'. Roger liiwln-r. Richard .-X. l,ind.1ht-ry, ROW' THREE: l.xnn llannan. Allie .-Xtthry. Susan Sullivan. Rosalind Bailey. lin-nda lame. Bonnie Ri-isingrr. Dianna' Trcpicv fiom-. Diane Pa-llt-lc. Judith Hartley- ROW' FOUR: Steven liudlt-r. WVJVHC' Tri-nson.. Joe Sutton, Gary Jollifle. Dennis LUQ LUQVQ 6tlfU'lIfl8C!! Rankin. Bill Parillo. ,lim Wfyclcoff, Chris Moore, Albert Pecsi. ROW' FIVE: Kathy Mongan, Mary Ann Terry. Christina Kocsie. Adele Koenig, Peggy Lane, Vincent Hcndershot. Robert jones. Bob Shomcr, Paul Cnmara. ROW' SIX: jatnes Wfvgm-lr-r, james DeVore, Fred Degroot, Hill Reeves. Gary llowell. Kenneth Howell, Ernie Buff, joe lirummclt. james lVlcEwan. Bill Esbester. ABSENT: Robert Banker, jeHrey Peterson. 'loan McKeown, Edwin Brooks. IW FACES . .. EW PIMIIS. AP IAIIR ll-:las Q 1 .' 1 Ill Beriairrls Hiuli lt-.idcrsliip lz.1- M111 1111tst.1zw,l1m1 1:1 Artur l l1'Y, TY1'H?'Xi l S sI.llLiCDLNl'.Q1'st' Feen q11fti'.:r1r111e:i 112 tit 1 1111t safe 31,1 1446146 reg , .. f,er1tr.1l Atlantit Area for two tw.. sucvitiue year-, S11-ie for l'F7f1?S .iixl istty 1.11 ivssfv, The Somerset Hills YMCA rankmt: third in the state in HVY, TrifH1'Y clubs, was one of the six areas send' me deleflates to the Model Legislature in lvlareh armed with hills and Candi, dates for ofhcc. li SEATED: John Snyder, Betsy Talbot, Connie Heath. Pete Cornish, Archi- , bald Alexander. former state treasur- E , I erg Al Hartley, Walter Marple, Gail 1 i i ,' I l ' Teischer. STANDING: Ed Vitale. O 5 BHS '57, Boy Governor '57g Robert Pope. general secretary. Somerset Hills YMCA. ABSENT: Emil Von Arx. Susan Sohnle. Ruth Wyflcoff. Carolyn Storck, Stephen Drost, Lucille Ricco. Q . 1 ROW ONE: Dick Pilch. Herman Schneider, Walter Marple, ROW TWO: Joe Dobbs, Art McDermott, Paul Fehn. 41' -ll 'I ROW ONE: Sara Bayles, Carol Simms. ROW TWO: Pam Welsh, Joan Snyder, Alice Mayes. Leaders 11111111111 the cl.1-- 1-f 'FS atteiitletl Boys' State at Rutgers 3 last june, Sara :mtl Carol went to rlzt- Girls' Citizeiisltip liistitiite. The other girls were tlultgrites to Girls' State. Joan Snyder, Judy Graham. Eleanor Booth, Mr. Pope-Executive Secretary, Somerset Hills YMCA, I Two Seniors who tied for the DAR Bgtgy Talbgf, Mrs' Mccrann' Ann Wllson Good Citizen Award. Ann Vdlsom receives the Betty -, , . ' - Hn Crocker Horiieriialters Awiirtl for BHS i from Mrs. N1CCYHDIl. i , Y L' 1: vw 1 vi ' I f'N -2 ., .. ,, Q Q 7' tvi ' I ROW ONE: Ann Stein- brenner C11, Ioan Cormier U1, Judy Hoff 111, Andrew Chalmers 111, Judy Graham 111. ROW TWO: Joe Hoh- mann 121, Robert Bellai CI1. L.. Q11 International Humane Poster Contest. Q21 Scholastic Art Awards. ln addition to cont' h 'i' ' to the aesthetic Ile, el-ol ll:C 'r lard'- Nk l 'J A . fl ., . .... -1 students hrir: lozwt- t 1 on the national aiu' national front if ROW ONE: Patricia A. Cronlr CI1, Mary Rattina CI1, Gloria Ruggerio C21, K31. ROW TWO: Marilee Fisher 121, Beverly Branch 131, Angel Ventriglia 121, 01, Ioyce Marelli C21, K31. ROW THREE: Nancy O'Fee 21, Maureen Moose C21, Marilyn Ord C21, Sandy Flynt C21, Flossy Doheny C21. C11 100 word shorthand certifi- cate. Q21 80 word shorthand certificate. C31 50 word typing certificate. Ccnninercial Acliieveinent was recognized hy Greg: sh-vrtluind and typing certihcates. H A 1 VM 2:11 Ellen Scaif, Valerie Augur, Anne Mc- Slcimin. ABSENT: Ray Berg. Ellen's violin brought her a place in the All'State Orchestra. Valerie. Anne and Ray were our AllfState Chorus memhers this year. 1 john Sullivan, Tom Olivo. Bill Kirchiro. Tom and Bill were named to AllfCounty Football for the Falls efforts, Sully hrouilht honor to BHS for 1957 in AllfCounty Basket' hall and AllfCounty and All' State Basehall. Mountain Crystal. Carolyn Storck Carolyns chestnut mare wa Grand Champion fivefuaited sad dle horse of the lfnitel State and Canada in 1956 and has since won over hfteen ilrand-champion ships and fifty first place prizes 4-H Cluh activities nlay xi inaior nart in the lives of many BHS students. These 4'l'l'ers have all received awards in some phase of the eluhs' riroerain At Somerset and Morris County Fairs, the Fleminflton and State Fair. Lainh Shows. Poultry and lrood Demonstraf tions and Dress Reviews. fvlenihershin on the Somerset County 4'l l Council is held hy several of our students with lean Wood as President. ROW ONE: Leni Neher, Ioan Sny- der, Linda Boardman. Susan Sohnle, Jean Wood, Susan Wetzel, Ken Cham- berlain, Ruth Larson, Roger Fischer. ROW TWO: Allan Danner, Robert Wood, Van Neher, Ric Janssen, David Slcrobot, Richard Fischer. we .gzciafprog l 6U'YlI'l'lQ WCM PEIHHZIIUN Y The HVY Tr-'Hn' xww-Q Bev' M- , rr , rue... ..e ... -.H . 4 Dave Dmkizisx Il fiffd Joyce Sgfarctt. wars rparncd Kmg and Queen of Heart: -.-.us 71 311.1 Qiiiiilfl in spite L-f the H1::z1rd Vikllh mics 4 ,utsida Rcundiug wut Aur 5 :ml scascn we auf 'gel .tteziiing parties if :rs 'rad hy the Bcrztfirdsvilc i I , Rsgrcatix-11 Assfvciet' 1. th-3 Sfuicztt C ,11iQ11 I 5 : Ares. ellrs . ,, i j H fa Judy Hartley is fauzzled as to whether Freshman s re n pmvcn. 3 fi 1 hw rg. 5 5, tu em lmftw xxx' to 'wc gm. TCLL1 un. Return Party refreshments are safe to eat. Will these frilly Freshmen ever gmw Chaperons seem to have as much fun as the students. up? Dave and Joyce lead the royal procession. Y XJ 11c.11'cr. .1gt1'v1tj.' .tri Lllhl BCYIIUJ1 Huh 1:2f grmlux Tr.1J1t1'11.1il3' it ig the :oh if tht .lllill rx tw get Us all 111 the Chmstmsas s111rft hx' Jt'g1r.1t1111' tht- haha 1111J thc :.1t4ctcr1.1 Chrttlx .1ru hard .md the 11r+1m.1 -wt pmc .mel Qprucc fills the sclwtfl, After m.111x rcl1c.11'Nt1lN .md the dc:1vr11t11111 wt the Stage 1' r tht' hlg avant Q- mes the Chorus Christ' 111.14 pr-1gr.1111. Th1s yur at was the xlESSIJiZ XX'llll tht- Qpccinl trc.1t 111' the 1frg.111 and Bcrmrds li1'.lIHHl2lT.S Miss Young git her harp. Miss Young featured on the harp gi Pamela Kay, promising solo- ist. it The Scotch Plaids and their Christmas offering, MESSIAH soloiats . . . Sue Haynes . . . Maidic Bennett . . . Dorothy Perkins. v i 4 QI. l 1 ff ' 1. I Who said boys couldn't cook? This year's male cooking class proves they can. ABOVE: Sonny Pistilli shows some of the fellows how to make pizza. '4 Z Click . . . Click . . . Click! Typing class can be almost as noisy as band . . . but not quite. Bernarcls High presents ai wide selection of courses from which to choose, Currie' ulurn is hroken clown into four different areas: College Prep. General, Commercial and Industrial Arts, fN - 'Y 9 The shop, with its up-to-date manual and power equipment, is the home of many beautiful pro- jects. Here Wayne Wasiler. an expert with the power saw, demonstrates for a newer 1' -rr. 5-I 'ic ..4 Miss Yeaglels art classes have proven time and again that Bernards High has some of the best artists around . . . You should see George Grindley fingerpaint! student. Teddy Bowker concentrates on his Mechanical Drawing problem for the day. .sv -A. l rv- ' 2. if l .S y i ., T: Y IQ xl Y wr V ' 'TI L i 1 1 i 'JV . k 1 ' I C rl . if-1 IH-. l AX 44 Spanish II and Al Hartley' points out a tasty dish on a Spanish menu to Pat West. , K3 John Sullivan explains just how he broke his ankle to Mrs. McCue, the school nurse. The student who selects the College Prep or General program is in for four interest' ing years. Mathematically. he may face Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced Algehra. Plane and Solid Geometry and Trigonometry. Biology, Physics and Chem' istry also hold places of importance. General Math, General Science and Applied Physics may he selected lay the interested student. Languagefxvise. the student may choose from Latin, French and Spanish: English lacing a requisite. Of importance in the English department is the Senior English Great Books class. Based on the great hooks of the past and present and the creative writing efforts of the students, this class Q Ives-1 l Sewing class . . . where the girls learn to make their own clothes. AL That smile on Coach Kopp's face means that Bruce Watson is doing n good job bandaging Al Strang in First Aid Class. I Mr. Krumbiegel and Chris Hadley discuss medical school during a Senior conference in the Guidance Ofhce. ' X has proved to he one ofthe most stimulating in Bernards High. Another worthwhile suliject is Psychology, taught hy two teach- ers to the largest and most interested single class in the school. Offering a complete Commercial program that includes secretarial, accounting and clerical training. Bernards High is notetl for the numher of students it has turned out fully prepared In accept a position as clerk or secretary. The necessary hackf ground for such a joh is provided in the course which includes stenography and hookkeeping, Typing is also open to all at B.l'l,S. and few graduate without first he' coming competent typists. .., Mrs Gilmore announces 1 special message over the PA newest addition to the office equipment all' oe Dobbs and Eddie Klein tackle a couple of tough Solid problems while Dave and Bruce discuss last nights homework 9-.L . ,st A ' 7 Fi-'L' Q - French III students Richard Cox Pat Penmng ton and janet McDougall study a Parisian ad vertising kiosk llpel x UI' K X , L u LR mi 1 t u f rx ri mi 5 ' L trm I' LXL Llllf Q L I lim Sl xlX 1 tl Firt Aid our L LII ee t rm Ulm 1X t 1 ernirel 1 1 entxt 0 r ll K L tor th ti in Mrs. Aboutolc, librarian, maintains silence as students gather research material for term papers and reports. Everyone seems to know the answer to Mr. Jaye's U. S. History II question. 77 -fi All of- 1- ,ily .4 1 1 ' - v of . 1 78 ts Dino, one of thc Bernards High School Drama Cluhs most amhitious productions tru date, employed a large cast and hack stage crew who displayed a variety of talent. The play, which was originally a CBS-TV Studio One prof duction and has hccn rnadc into a popular rnovic. provided the higgcst challenge which our Drama Cluh has faced yet, The members proved that HHHIIIS f:.. IJAL-1.A.' FACLILS .:. fi liaxs. as M rcilla 3:g:1n K , Alive Ku:-ff, :S 31.7. Pratt Pi..-if SEQ. .. 4... A I h il 1 A A-, 11- :Q zu DINON wlicn the pressure was on they could como through and prcscnt to us a truly satisfying piece of drama, Dino was a play that was supposed to present a large numlwcr of novices to BHS audicnccs. Instead, our new players demonstrated the polish of tried and true performers. This is a sign of their skill and of the directing prowess of Mr. Palmer. GROUP ONE: Ernie Giglio, Pru- dence Ott, Franny Weitz. Burt Wron- slcy, Bonnie Cascio, Gus Dante, Sal Pistilli. GROUP TWO: Bruce Carlin, Pete McDougall, Ronny Willshaw, Pam Bray, Nancy Hamilton. CEN- ? TER: Ellen Scaff, Pat Pennington, Al 'Hartley, Sue Haynes, Bruce Garra- U brant, fbaclcgrouncll. GROUP A THREE: George Grindley, Elsie Wat- son. Joe Telesco, Margaret Salvia, Ed Macaulay, Ray Berg. GROUP FOUR: Dave Dickinson, James DeCoste, Gary i Hutchens, Carolyn Capice, Meryl Carol Vitale, Joyce Sciaretta. -552 E ROW ONE: Pete Cornish, Alice Au- brey, Al Hartley, Jane Cooper, Hud- son Green. ROW TWO: Pat Penning- ton, Carolyn Oppennan, Lynn Han- nan. Bruce Rowley, Ken lVIcDem1ott, Tom Cooper. Kathy Graiser. Kit Dodd, Ruth Wyckoff. Sharon Kellogg, Ger- maine McGrath, Doris Houck, Carol Huether. Wally Teeple, Chris Keams, Dave Slcrobot, Judy Graham, Emil Von Arx. . JQJ. Illll FROLICS For many years there has loeen talk of putting on a show which coordinated the Chorus, Band and Drama Cluh, This year it was finally accom' plished and the Bernards Frolics were presented on Vxfednesday. February twelfth, Under the general direction of Mr, Williainis, the Chorus and the Dance Band worked out their segments of the show, Mr, Palmer was responsihle for the direction of the dramatic portions, The end result was one of the funniest, hestfreceived shows in the history of Bernarcls High. We hope that such close cooperation between the three groups will continue and that Bernards High will henef fit by way of other fine programs in years to come. ' It xsfs-f 1...-an 'vkus 1 Q Mr. Clay and the camera that helped make our Bernardian. g K Ne.1l's Ihr0W' Senior asleep and Joe's not that milk carton. Oh. thosi- privilegesl R going to Yi School's over and we're all homeward bound. -.,,, K--A. '4 -1 12- Wd Linda Boardman, drum majorette. proves that the football season is one of the greatest. K arg xiii, Sl' :ft E Debators lined up for an intramural debate: Resolved that small colleges are more beneficial than large collegesf, The Mellonaires at one of those rockin' pep rallies. W, V N Q53 J ,,7. . r' S 4 QF! a Tommy races toward the goal and our first county victory. Bcrnnrds has tough sledding against Hackettstown's night raidcrs. ' nidihsg LQ!! ' Qc BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS BHS rv -,sw-- ,. V ,A 'J,5xif.'f '11 '1 - 'W , . - -.5 x t ' ,t -W. . - - -1-' - -. -:ww -' au'-f',Q1.r '-fy iw- , -v '-' fa --,. ,I '. .ws-' - X, -. ,S ,Ln . .u ' I , Schedule and Scores 1957 Football Season 6-Roxbury ........... 13-Sept 7-Hackettstown . . . . . . 27-Oct. 0-Oct. 0-Roselle Park ........ 20-Oct. 7-North Plainfield ...,. 46-Nov 6-Bound Brook . . . . 2O+Hanovcr Park Reg. . . 19-Nov 12-Somerville ......... 6-Nov SO--Whtchung Hills Rvg, . ?Nov 88 137 Won 4-Lost 4-Percentage .500 '21..'5-nt, Qs'-'-ap Short yardage on :A close play. .,.,-4 Y -QL-.4,'s, .-- , - -. , x Q ,,z:'ft?.'Ni': in ?,,'5Y,V: '89, .gr h . .Ti-, V 1 jx .x Q A uae. e t I-ff. '--C . J ' t. QI' , Ci2 GPM.. no ROW ONE: Carmen Forgione, Camiine Picone, Bill Steelman, Jim DeCoste, Sal Pisrilli, Bill Kirchiro, Tom Olivo, Leonard Bailey, John Sullivan, Ronald Willshaw. ROW TWO: Bob Galbreath, John Houtz. Phil Cooley, Norman Ballentine. Chet Nations, Bob Nations, Dick Miller, Gus Dante, Al Strang, Chris Wood. ROW THREE: Joe DiVanna, Dave Dickinson, Richard Croot, Ed Croot, Matty Domanslci. Mike Adams, Tom Cross, john Konderock, Bob Jones, Bruce Carlin. ROW FOUR: Coach Cartier, Rudy Frattali, managerg Coach Gerrity, Joe Searles, Gary Betz, Coach Ferry, Coach Dunne, Gary Howell, Harry Ilce. l00lIlAll The season of 1957 presented a prohlem to Coach Cartier, although he had six returning lettermen the remaining live starters would have to he relatively inexperienced laoys. Early in the season we serimmaged Morristown High and due to unpreparedness lieth mentally and physically we were rolled under. A week hefore our Hrst game we had a threefway scrimmage with Dover and Delharton. We were well prepared for this scrimmage and made out hetter than was expected. ln our first two games we suffered from laelc of readiness hut in the second half of the Hackettstown game we showed our full alaility. As a result, the following week we heat a favored Bound Brook team. In the ensuing two games we again relaxed hut then our season really started tr' roll.i' We came from behind in two games and managed to heat a New W:itelit1ii-1 Hills Regional team. Bernards High was represented on the allfeounty team lay Tom Olivo and Bill Kirehiro. Lenny Bailey was our representative on the Bernardsville News allfcounty team. Other seniors who put in a eommendahle joh were john Sullivan. Carmen Forflffilw. Dave Dickinson, Jim DeCoste. Al Strang, Chris Wricwd, Ron Willshaxx' and Chet Nations. Y. U v Nip and tuck under the op- position's goal. BASKETBALL TEAM ROW ONE: Paul Fehn, Al- lison Strang, Tom Olivo. Bruce Watson. Chris Chris- tensen, Bruce Faulkner, John Sullivan-capt. ROW TWO: Van Neher, Dave Frederick. Dain Sutton, Ken Frederick, Phil Gould. Mr. Cartier - coach. ROW THREE: Dan McGrory, Dave Heyer. Har- vey Muendel, Alan Verrier. Phil Cooley, Jeff Jamison. Kirk Henry. ROW FOUR: Walter Cornish-mgr., Mar- io Petriccione, James Mc- Ewan, Fred Rammler, Bill Reeves, Bruce Lawrie, Rolf Brachwitz-mgr. 1 BASKHBAll S Dec. 10 - Home North Hunterdon Regional .......... 44 13 - Away Roxbury ....... . . . 60 17 - Away Manville ....... . . . 64 Ian. 3 - Away Bound Brook . . . . . . 73 7 - H0319 North Plainfield ...... 73 10 - Home Somerville ..... . . . 61 14 - HOUIC Manville ............ 56 17 - Away North Plainfield ...... 67 21 -- Home Watchung Hills Regional ..... . . . 75 24 - Home Bound Brook ........ 96 28 - Away North Hunterdon Regional ..... . . . 50 31 - Away Somerville .... . . . 73 Feb. 4 - Home Roxbury ....... . . . 62 7 - Away Watchung Hills Regional .......... 56 11 - Away Hanover Park Regional 56 Q This yearis Varsity Basketball team. led hy john Sullivan as captain, won four and lost eleven games. Although the older hoys usually laring home the glory to the Mountaineers, this year the talwles were turned. The Junior Varsity, led by Jamison, Henry and Sutton. produced seven wins and eight losses. John Sullivan. after playing Eve games and malt' ing an average of twentyffour points a game, hurt his right foot and was unable to finish the season, The captain of next year's Varsity is to be Bruce Faulkner. gif! If. fy ..,., X v .1157 iss. f I 'T r , i , . N ' 1 ' ., i ' B.H.S 74 65 59 63 68 56 53 50 71 35 52 54 72 50 35 2' , . 1, vt --, ' T ' 5 NF Ai X 4 lk I i 'Q 1 I i fl BASH3All With the advent of spring, the gray flannel unit forms of the BHS hasehall team were given out, and soon the players hegan husily preparing ff r the approaching season. Under the capable leader' ship of Coach Gerrity, the Mountaineers were a str,ng contender for the County Championship. Comprising the varsity squad were several Seniors- Captain john Sullivan, Tom Olivo. Bruce YVatson, Roger Haskell, Dick Pilch, Don Goss, and Chris Christensen, augmented hy promising underclassmen. Bruce Faulkner, john Konderock, Dain Sutton. Sal Pistilli, and jeff Jamison. The many outstanding young players on the bl, V. team, guided hy Coach Dunne. assured a laright future for hasehall at Bernards High. BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1958 Thursday April 17 Roxbury Away Friday April 18 Watchung Hills Regional Home Tuesday April 22 Hanover Park Regional Away Thursday April 24 Bound Brook Away Friday April 25 Hanover Park Regional Home Friday May 2 North Plainfield Away Tuesday May 6 Manville Away Thursday May 8 Somerville Away Tuesday May 13 Manville Home Tuesday May 20 Watchung Hills Regional Away Friday May 23 Somerville Home Wednesday May 28 Roxbury Home Thursday May 29 North Plainfield Home Tuesday June Bound Brook Home Pnl'--'.El. .. ,x,..7f'f:'b . , -v --' Q. N 3 ix ln: '.. ' ,mx -len 'kg-mg, ,gf 1' 1' , . 6 P 1 pf , i L , Z' 19, ' 4-A .. v .-. ji 'gf-1' -' Q B, . j , fi' .A x 'L Q 1 . ' -o f? i'1i, Sully and Bruce keep an eye on the team ROW ONE Bruce Watson Tom Olivo John Sullivan Captain Chris Christensen Salvatore Plstilli Dick Mul ler ROW TWO Mr Ger rity Coach Roger Haskell Norman Ballentlne Matthew Domanski JQHJBYTIISOI1 Dave Heyer Dain Sutton M Dunne Assistant Coach ROW THREE Gary Betz Barney Blake Mike Heaney. Kirk Henry Joe Telesco jim McEwan Don Goss Ed Roney. ROW FOUR: Wayne renson, John Arrison Earle aynton, Bruce Faulkner. Dick Pilch, Fred Rammler, Fred Blazure, Carmine P'- cone. ROW FIVE: Mario Petriccione. Iohnny Kon- derock, Ralph Russo, Marion Cimosz. Dick Lindabery. Carl Modecki-Manager: Bill Mc- Cabe -- Managerg Ioe Scia- retta-Manager. Ley wins. Find him. '-..- '- TRACK With spring practice in full swing, this year's track and Held team under the fine leadership of Bill Kirchiro seemed to have a good chance for a successful season, Coach Krumhiegel's cindermen were paced by Jim De Coste, Bruce Carlin, and john Houtz in the sprints and hurdles, and Bill Koechlein, Ed Garretson, and George Donner in the longer distances. Coach Weher's field men gave a good showing also, with Bill Kirchiro and Chris Wood holding down the weight events. The broad jump, pole vault, and high jump could have been stronger, but the boys showed no signs of giving up their attempts for one more inch. DeCoste practices for a meet. ?'?'2 , 5 ' . ' - .. ' A 4 ai .-an . A .,. 1.....1vr.,: 'l - -'.-! xr - . . ..,. , -,,.. .. 1 A .., ,N .,. 1, - . -, - f 0 I - : , - 2 xr f-- 'v- - ' a . ,.. ., -, a - Y , , 4 Q , H A - : - H.. ,-.-' . 5. . . .,, , ,. - - lr- . . - A' ' - r. L- r 0 .gs . -- V 4 ,.- . lpn. 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'- ' - 4' Wa- ' , ff ' '. , S ' ii 's :bl -.t Sw ig' Afgix C?-ilflf i Lg 'Qi'-if l4vsi: is 'ag' iviipai -lx Q' I a 9 :, ,P eh .' ,f',W,,y7l 3 53-.1 -1 , Lvl a A Li 't 1- 9 ' 2 ' f' 3 3 , ap ... . 1321: ,X-, Q' D Q4 rv: ' cffuwnlg CY- -.0 , 4 f..L1.,? ,Q NAJN v .r talent, Aff., .5 -Q, 1, 04 ,gy f Qf,uxAd ,Qv6,Q Q?-Qc, fi, IVQNAP0 ' sz as .. - , f A - ' .U ,v 5 X ' 1- I , V QI' X' r N Q T li Ne Q '11 I I 5 f April May June ROW ONE: james Ziegler, john Houtz, Bruce Carlin, Chris Wood, Bill Kirchiro, Jim DeCoste, Paul Lund, Richard Olivo, Ted Albert. ROW TWO: Charles Ritt- weger, George Donner, Bill Graham, Peter Smith, Iohn Amerman, Robert Prescott, Kenneth McDermott, Ioe Sutton, Chris Moore, Dave Sl-crobot. ROW THREE: Glenn Cortelyou, Karl Herklotz, Keith Erickson, Paul Smith, Bill Redwood. Robert Koelfler. Ley Whiting, Pete Szarek, Bill Teisher. ROW FOUR: Tom Cross, Phil Gould, Phil Cooley. Ken Frederick, Bruce Menne, Richard Sellars, Alan Verrier. Miclcey McDonald, Bill Reeves, Wally Teeple. ROW FIVE: Mr. Krumbiegel-Coach: john Fisher. Ed Garrctson, Herb Neher. Dave Frederick, Rolf Brachwitz. Bill Koechlein. Ronnie Ranlcin, Ric Jans- sen Managerg Steve Drost-Managerg Mr. Weber- Assistant Coach. Carlin is ahead at the first quarter. gy l TRACK SCHEDULE 1958 28 Somerville Home 30 North Plainfield Home 5 Boundbroolc Home 5. - v X 5 h 7 Manville Home N I x ' X '-'-'-- . ,wit V A 12 Watchung Hills Regional Home 1 'R ' U ' YN ,,,, . fi 14 Hanover Parlc and N. ' Y '01q ' . Hunterdon Home i A Q2 . ,tg fwfr .: ' I xxx, 21 County Meet Home -A, - 5 , gf' Ivy- K I 26 County Relays Home D 1 ' .Q-5 ' x . 28 Roxbury Away l ,J 31 Long Branch Relays Rutgers U. 5 -- I 7 State Meet ,4 F - - i -.. .-I-If' ' 5- M-'H -. .,, 2 sits 1 S ...Lv , 9 irzi if! .-3 Looks easy. Doesn't it? LETTER GIRLS ROW ONE: Ann Wilson. Sue Lnubach. Barbara W'ie- gand. ROW TW'O: Mary Vitale. Sandy Maida. Gail Beatty. Georgette Kiefer. il aporfa Hollywood Mayes tips the ball for strike two. Archery. softball, haskethall, track and field hockey were the sports into which the sportsfminded girls of Bernnrds High threw themselves wholeheartedly. under the coach' ing skill of Miss Titus and Mrs. Rockefeller. Intramural competition in haskethall and softball was as keen as ever. The team of each class put up a fine showing. The 58'ers would have their day though: hoist' ing the victory flag became a habit. Hit itl Donlt lticlc it! Miss Titus supervises a three-man ball game 1 fif- A 5 X . x ' 4,-ffl '-ff, fi I O 5 4 J' , ,Wx M I M.. fl -'Wd A -. A ' im. YR 282. - ll in' K 11:22 -,-K' X Q -' In-. 'T 1 r I V'I,II , X ,f A. M' 1 I 'fr ,. 0 p -4 jfagilkip 0 our ine Bill Alllllfl BERNARDIAN EDITORS ROW ONE: Ann Wilson-sem ior ed.. Emil Von Arx--ed.-in- chief. Miss Hosmer - adviser, Arthur McDermott-features ed. ROW TWO: Kent Loudon - photog. editor, Sandy Opper- mann-clubs editor, Chris Wood -sports editor, Marilyn Ord- secretary, Sue Haynes-activities editor. BERNARDIAN MANAGERS ROW ONE: Jean Catlin-novelty sales, Elaine Barto-book sales. Nancylee Dunster-treasurer, Sue Laubach-ad sales. Have you been able to find the picture on Boarding 'hi' SS- LibP!'i5- Hwhy' page 80? didn't we Stow away?,' 94 BERNARDIAN STAFF ROW ONE: Jim DeCoste. Nancy Hamilton. Sara Bayles. Gail Beatty. Barbara Branch. Chris Hadley. ROW 'I'WO: Judy Johnston. Sandra Bayles. Phyllis Herzog, Linda Kalina, Al Hartley. Janice Hobbie. Ron Jenssen. ROW THREE: Jeri Dyer. Georgette Kiefer, Carolyn Apgar, Susan Davison, Pat Chester, Susy Booth, Carmen Forgione. ROW FOUR: Judy Aspray, Judy Booth, Paul Fehn. Diclt Coval- inslci, Judy Hoff. Andrew Chalmers, Ellen Guzum. ROW FIVE: Joe Di- Vanna, Harold Kam, Bruce Garra- brant, Ric Janssen, Stephen Drost, Joseph Dobbs, John Davis. ABSENT: Mary Barkman, George Grindley, Shirley Jerolaman. MORE BERNARDIAN STAFF ROW ONE: Anne McSlcimin, Bar- bara Pratt, Carol Ann Spence, Allison Strang, Alice Mayes, Joyce Sciaretta, Chet Nations, Prudence Ott. ROW TWO: Judie Valente. Ann Stein- brenner, Susan Sohnle, Lucille Ricco. Don Watson, David Palmer, Dick Pilch. Herman Schneider. ROW THREE: Sandy Rumpel, Kathy Mc- Lennan, Carolyn Storclc. Gloria Rug- gerio, Carol Simms. Lorraine Spencer, Walter Marple, Sally Moore. ROW FOUR: Pete McDougall, Susan Petitt, Ruth Wyckoff, Joan Snyder, Nancy Rispoli, Bruce Watson, Pan Welsh. Pat West. ROW FIVE: William Mat- til. Pat Pennington, Janet McDougall, Ellen Scarf, Babs Wiegand, Leni Neher. Jean Wood, Pete Van de Kamp. H ii S XA s'5.,M-51 Xl 'fi A 9 FW 6 , . . 4 , ' . 1 C .J 5 V STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE: Arthur McDermott-Assembly Committee, 109g Tom Olivo-treasurer, senior presidentg Ioan Snyder-vice-president. 2145 Dick Pilch-president, Mr. Jay-adviser. Judy Graham-secretary, 1043 Susy Booth-Assembly Committee, Mary Vitale-Dance Committee. ROW TWO: Betsy Talhotfl07. Pat Ludlow-102, Carmen Forgione-103, Bruce Faullcnerk Junior Class president. Phil Cooley-108. Dick Mullerfl. Ken Frederick-205, Sue Laubach- Cafeteria chairman, ROW THREE: Ronnie Scott Rankin 204. Dave Frederick-208, Karen Keskulla+l00. Carol Barto-lOl. Lee Hut-ther-204. Kenneth McDermott-Sophomore Class president. Debi DQCl4Cfm200. Marianne Bocchino-201. ROW FOUR: john Arrison-204-B. Tim McEwan-110. Bill Teisher-212. Gary Betz+Freshman Class president. Jan Blalcea215. lghristiga Kocsis-111. ABSENT: Dan Barraford-2. Louis Mastrobatusta-211, Richard icciar i-1. Ulu? ,464 ,ii 6 I I O ' STUDENT Couucit at ict intervals tw discuss the prwhlun S 'tn 4 i gf 'lf The Student Council. government of our student hotly, functions :is unc uf the leading nrganimtinns 5' Y . - . SCIIYQIUVC TYOHI Cl1Cl'l lH4'INC!'iM1ID. rYlCCI1DfS SITC in our schnnl, The incinhcrlhip cnnsists nf il rcprcf held 1 wt the stu' the Qwiiiniittcus. Thtw QHININZIICC4. such its the zisscinf l dcnti .intl this sclwi l. xwlicn rciwrts .irc given lv' I ht tht :thi vi il. ' 7 3 l , , , . hlv. tlaiicc, .intl in.iiiitvii.iiiqt' xuirl-Q tw lmnt Vntlcr the -tipciwisii n iii Mr, plays and the lc.itlcr1 ship 'I lrcsitlvnt Diglt lzlqn. tht' Cvunctl has in Nffldfi for 1iiii'riivt'ziit'iit, T114 4 I'Qii!llI..lII1'!I. pm 1 .ide Llf' ily. tries tn pri-iniitt' the hast interests nt tht hfwil in mf ipcmti-iii with the tligiiitjt' .intl gidininistraitiin FXS in the ivlst ytlirs, tht' Qtutlfiit Ciiunqil Qpvnl rctl illf illu' U' lsii lil 'I I'iri '4 ,l- ll '.'C.iI'. YKK I..JlWI' t . i. C... .i it C. .. ..t.. . t C t.i,.. sti.. Student Council officers gather to discuss an important .,l,,,, , ' ,1 , , ,, .,., , , issue with Mr. ,lax-e. iifiii-iilflwil .intl .Q tl-fiwttiig gr up with was rg.ini:t',l in ,l.i:1u.n'j.1 ui it 'ine x-'ci tl1vL1sst'l 1 iw W ' 'win .iiitl .itz lit i r .,, -. ., B .li t .mst .t - utr. .l.sti.sfttl ....h 1 tubs It -FV ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The Assemhly Committee did a eapahle joh of presenting to the student hody many varied and interesting programs. Student participation was the all important feature of this years prograrns, Art McDermott and Susy Booth were th cofehairmen of this committee. ahly assisted hy the Bihl Reading Committee. Ulm rogramme irecford DANCE CQRIIVIITTEE The Dance Committee, a hraneh of the Student Council, arranges for dances to he held throughout the school year. YVith Mr. Watson as adviser and Mary Carol Vitale and Anita Rieeiardi as eofehairmen. the committee did much to enliven the social life of B.I'I.S. DANCE COMMITTEE ROW ONE: Dick Pilch. Mary Vitale-co-chain man, Anita Ricciardi-co-chairman. ROW TWO: Harold Kam, Bruce Garrabrant, Carmen Forgione, Chris Wood. ROW THREE: Lucille Ricco, Pat West, Pat Pennington, Sandy Opper- mann. ASSEMBLY AND BIBLE READING COMMITTEE ROW ONE: Arthur McDermott-assembly committee, Susy Booth-assembly commit- tee, Mr. Watson-adviser, Pat Chester- Bible reading committee chairman. ROW TWO: Bible reading committee-Andrew Chalmers, Carol Spence, Mr. Papale-ad- viser, Ann Wilson, Sue Haynes. ROW THREE: Nancy Rispoli, joan Snyder, Barbara Wiegand, Judy Graham, Susan Sohnle. ' 2 i Y X .i K JUNIOR SPONSORS ROW ONE: Doris Little. Pris Mader. Carol Barto. Linda Gqlnac ---- secretary. Carolyn Caprice-- chairman. Linda Boardman. Helen Nlayes. Connie Heath. ROW TW O: Maidie Bennett. Sue Greene. Pat Ludlow. Betsy Talbot. Sue Weinseimer. Mary' Ann Poles, Fran Weitz. Betsy Schwingel, Gail Lookcr. Karen Skonberg. ROW THREE: Ernie Giglio, Kirk Henry. jeff Jamison. Bruce Faulkner. Elizabeth Blake. Dick Muller. Phil Cooley, Ken Frederick, ROW FOUR: Richard Fischer. Bob MacKenzie, Bill Steelman. Tom Karin. Ted Albert, Bill Graham. Norman Ballentinc. ABSENT: Gary Hutchens, Richie Ricciardi. Virginia Ashworth. Pat Howell, Miss Gentzler-adviser. A' 53?-jr. .ll 'Ninn SPONSORS 1 vxv- Crafting tlic new :intl Olllllllrkl students rn thi' ' S . , . A f., fwricntaitifm clay lwti-rc liliiwl Qictimlly iipciiutl. vxsrv tluc yllllllfll' Sgniwwrs. They quislqly cxplainccl tlw 1 , , - Q- ifpcratlniisgiml traclitiiins wt the sclifinl and then cwnductccl this new Stntlcnts tliriwngli tlic yxiriizus ,Av clzissriinnis. litilizing the alan that was tlcvisctl last l III' . . 1 . . -' . year. that is .ctting the stntlcnts lwcninc xicqnznntscl I .7 1 wirh the school ll day lrcfwrc it pens. this nricntaf tion has loci me gi ycry succcssful operative-n. Fi r 1 many years the hluni -r Spf nsfirs have lsccn doing .i splendid iwlx :intl iirchids to Miss Ccnt:lcr. the adviser, the junior Sponsors themselves and their The aud 0 um holds Close to ' ' chairman, Carolyn Capicc. Chairman Capice explains some of the fresh- man's obligations. ' QCQCU1 Qllfil 4' 64' .22 1 4- mi I re, CRIMSON ROW ONE: Susan Sohnle-feature editor, Al Hartley- sports editor. Pris Mader-'associate editor. Marcia Von Sneidern-editor-in-chief. lVlr. Papale-adviser. Sandy Rumpelgnews editor. Ronald -Ienssen--business manager. Sue Laubachfgirls' sports editor. ROW TW'O: Bill Holmes-distribution manager. -Ioan Snyder--roving re- porter. Carolyn Capices-special writer, Gail Teisher- exchange editor. Wanda Szarelc 'special feature writer. Carol Rusch and Doris Little-head typists. Ann Wilsonf special feature writer. Ruth Wiyckoff. ROW THREE: Carol Simms. Ann Steinbrenner. Ginnie Farrell. Flossy Doheny. ,Iudv Shears. Kathie Martin. Marilou Crawford. CRITNISON luring the fast year. eailm issue if ilu' Vrims 11. 'lm 111 crQl.1ss1:1t'z14s nexx'1g'.iper, gum' is tfqtii T, up t itll-' iw1:'1'1I 1 w 1-I' sql. l .igtfvitzes fl' .2 fi?'f f - 'i A r -r 'Ili fXluztpiM '4 'V Hx: ffl .Pvt is -rg.iz1:: rr' T39 1' ll ., 111:14 'J-YIIIIIQ, txfittg f ' fr' .fi .l ti x tiient This yttar. the l':':rtf ,. 'J X xitalvz' th' -.lit r l 'Nlargia vin Snitxlqrzx .:1.l tlt' l.. :f'xzf gliitlizxu fr Rl lj tie C. I1QY'.'flll.lIE- ir Vrfri 1 Y' r Zrirzztzwi V1 I know I dldn't write it that wa . l V, Nancy Ward. Fran Weitz. Mary Ellen Farrell. ROW FOUR: Pete Cornish. Jean Catlin. Carol Ann Spence. Pat W'est. Pat Chester. It-an Leupold. Betsy Talbot, Linda Boardman. Connie Heath. Gail Looker. Alice Vvolslcv. ROW' FIVE: Art McDermott. Carl Modecki. Ric Jans- sen. Peter lVlcDougall. Allison Strang. Dick Pilch. Paul Olsen. Kirk Henrv. Hudson Green. Bill Schumann. .-XBSENT: George Donner-photography. Edythe Brush. Sue Davidson. Nlyrna Fishhein. Patty Howell. Linda Hull. Chris Kearns. Sandra Maida. Mary' Ann Rudy. Mimi Strathern. Phvllis Wiinclcler, SPH! I 4 KlUI'NTFxlNl1Eli 'Q Tia' RI fiiii ' :1 'Kiwi 1' tip gfzzlfxg ti X111 ll pal yii2s1:-Eir,1 fs ss ' .i -mimi. th- Cfriziiwii. H :sex 1 thi' fxli iii' airy ii ti mg' srl Z liiw-l.i'if:z iiitl hiipliiriiiiir is ei: ii i' ri ' ti rt. th' Vrtr' X ti, lts stall ,iirfei ,l ii: ,lui Hi..lf:1 ri, l..fi' riiirffl1iY't..li.l .iii exp-lltm it ii ti i. 'rizig BH 9 ii 'yi rmftl it thi' ii.iiii't'iiiiigs it th--v tv. - ,ii us, l3fs:.l - iff ri'i1g all rl.. 11s'l.'l iivv. . th .i,l,liy.l other sfcgiil 1 ,L', mir- 1 i their uilitz zz: nvhirli were in paitiqiil ir izitfrcst ti aff, Ti..-ir hurl xv rk :mtl LlCIa'I'IDlIl2lIlf were rewgirolcel isy the .i,l1iiii'.ii1i ii and .ipprcgiatioii of ever iiiiu. MOUNT.AINEER ROW' ONE: Ronnie Scott Ranlcinfsports editor. Joan nan, Linda Davison. Lois Morris. Peggy d'Eustachio. Price-ns-ws editor. Marcia Von Sneidern-student ad- Karen Kcslculla. ROW FOUR: Bill Teisher. Bill P. viser, Ian Henderson+c-ditor-in-chicf. Mr. Papale-acl Thompson. Bruce M. Rowley, Kenneth McDermott. viser. Beverly Branch-ty'pist. ROW' TVUO: Sue Wilson. Michael Feider. ABSENT: Rosalind Bailey. Daniel Barra- Kathv Ware. Germaine lVlCGrath. Alice Aubry. Marx' ford. Brian Bgxtm-, GQ-grgp Donner-photographer. Ann Terry. janv Cooper. Judith Hartley. ROW THREE: George Eckstein. Barbara Hopper. Claudia Miles-fcamrc Pamela Kay. Patsv Nlotter. Christina Kocsis. Lynn Han- editor, P. Smith, Madeleine Weissmann. 1 ' -if ' iv, P . s w 1 ', is S ,-.n 'sd' I I X1 lv' so 0 on 1 L .,f K sf. , ,xg USHERS ROW ONE: Sue Laubach. Sandy Oppermann. Barbara Wiegand. Sue Haynes. Pat West-co-catutain. Alice Nlayes-captain. -loan Ricciardifco-captain. Mr. Mac- adam--adyiser. Joyce Sciaretta. Mary C. Vitale. Harriet Rinse. ROW TWO: Gail Loolcer. Ellen Staff. Carol Ann Spence. Linda Kalina. Lucille Ann Ricco. Judy Graham. Susan Sohnle. Susv Booth. Pat Chester. Barbara Pratt. Susan Petitt. ROW THREE: Nancy Hamilton, Doris Koenig. Pam Welsh. -lean Wood. Sally Moore. Janet McDougall. Ioan Snyder. Prudence Ott, Nancy Rispoli. ,ludv Booth. Judy Nalencr, ROW FOUR: Pat Ludlow. Ht-len Nlayes. Sue Greene, Ginnie Farrell. Carolyn Capice. Jean Leupold. Betsy Talbot. Linda Boardman. Pam Bray. Diane Destefano. Fran Wfeitz, Betsy Schwingel. ROW FIVE: Gail Teisher. Pris Mader. Linda Gulnac. Carol Barto. Nancy O'Fee. Mary Ann Poles. It-anne Youngman. Sue Weinseimer. Elizabeth Blake. Connie Heath. Anita Ricciardi. Sandy Maida. USHERS If you have eyer attended a program at Bernards High, yi u were undouhtcdly aided hy some pretty, young usher. She may have escorted you to your seat for any ine vt our schwl sponsored perforrnances. such as the schcmwl play. the vocal and instrumental concerts, wr graduation. The ushers giye up their free time to serve you in any xyay iwssihle and do a diligent and worth' while ioh, lxlemhership is ywluntary and the activity is open to .luniur and Senior girls thinly, Due tit the inereased numher nt' girls desiring to he ushers. this year the leadership was placed rn the eapahle hands i ti Aliee hlayes as Captain with Iwi: Cf.t'Captains. .loan Ricgiardi and Pat 'XVest. .-Xlxyays there to guide eurreetly in ease -it mishap is Mr, Txlatatlatii. the adyiser. W Captain Yveezie .md co-captains Pat and Joan post another - list of assignments. f so '- Y '- '-1s'v IZ ,, V Silk Q ... .'.1s Q I. ,1' 1'--1 T. 1 : 'f x ANNOUNCERS' CLUB ROW ONE: Ray Berg, Mr, Watson, Ron Jens- sen. ROW TWO: Al Hartley. Ric Janssen, Paul Fchn. Stephen Drost, Pete McDougall. ATHLETIC TICKET TAKERS AND PROGRAM SELLERS A familiar sight at all B.H.S. athletic events are the ticketftakers and program sellers. Under the capahle supervision of Mr. Watson this group of young people sell and receive tickets, distrihute programs and are helpful in various and sundry ways. Whether at the gate of the foothall field or the door to the gym. they are always at your disposal. Their assistance helps to make our sports events at BI-IS. more successful. F , I 'I' .. 'mic '-.-Q. - 0- - g, L.- , Y f'A Du-U -,,- 9 a . ANNOUNCERS The Annfvuncers Cluh under the direction of Mr. Vyfatson and chairmanship of Ron Jenssen. an' nounced all the home focthall games. The eluh also plans to repair the scorehoard and to extend their announcing services to all h :me haselaall games and track meets, All equipment has heen loaned to us hy the Bell Telephone Lahs. and all technical pr f i lalems are under the guidance of Mr Calhreath, who was instru- mental in the formation of this group. I Q AUDITORIUM TICKET TAKERS ROW ONE: Chris Wood, Mr. Macaclam adviser, John Sullivan. ROW TOW: Emil Von Arx, Art McDermott, Carmine Forgione, Ronald Jenssen. ROW THREE: Dick Pilch, Tom Olivo, Dave Dickinson. Bruce Garrabrant. AB- SENT: William Kirchiro, Ronald Willshaw. AUDITORIUM TICKET TAKERS At all activities in the BI-IS. auditorium. from September to June, from the play to commencement the ticketftakers prohahly get the least recognition of anyone. These hoys. all seniors. stand at the door to receive your tickets and bid you a pleasant 'LGood Evening. Deeiphering the section numbers and answering innumerable questions of all decriptions are just two of their duties. This is a group to which we are indebted for the success of the programs at B.H.S, ATHLETIC TICKET TAKERS ROW ONE: Dianne Trepiccione, Ann Wilson, Mr. Watson, Sue Wilson. ROW TWO: Pamela Kay, Wesley Behme, Tom Cooper, Bill Weiss, Wally Teeple, Art Garrison. 103 seep A599 nggeee 59-9 'S-inf?-...I 'f '.2295'2?2 sfa'E'e 9as OQQPGQQQQQQ be giegeoo als-of: ca 0 ee e'-at 1:1 if YVIY CHORUS TWO AT ORGAN: Mrs, Koppes. Mr. Williams. ROW ONE: Pat Shoudy. Peggy d'Eustachio. Carol Tiger. Ruth Larson. Marianne Bocchino. Jo Ann Fox. Linda Moore. Sharon Kellog. Pamela Kay. ROW' TWO: Pat Hunter, Lois Morris. JoAnn Kneser. Donna Rey- nolds. Lynne Christie. Judy Klein. Sue W'ilson. Mar- gery Herzog, Mary Gianetti, Lillian Corcoran. Agnes Farrell. ROW THREE: Debi Decker. Shirley Jansson. Beverly Branch. Jerry Salko. Kitty Santillo. Barbara Mayes. Jackie Joyce. Tommie Conderock. Nlargaret Salvia. Elsie W'atson. Beverly Greatorex. Gloria Beards- lee. ROW FOUR: Carolyn Apgar. Barbara Sutton. Valerie Augur. Ellen Scaff. Barbara W'eigand-ex. comm.. Mary Carol Vitale. Pam Bray. Pat Chester. Judy Booth-ex. comm., Nancylee Dunster-view pres.. Janet McDougall. Sue Haynes-ex. comm.. Joyce Sciaretta. Nancy Hamilton. Prudence Ott. Bar- bara Pratt. Betsy Talbot. Maidie Bennett. Dot Perkins. Ronnie Jensen. ROW' FIVE: Barbara English. Mary Barkman. Kathy McLennan. Gary Hutchens-ex. comm.. Burt W'ronsky. Jim DeCoste. Dave Dickinson, Bob Sciaretta. Bruce Garrabrant-president. Ken Frederick. Bruce Laurie. Chris Kearns. Andy Chalmers. Bruce Carlin. Pete McDougall. Judy Aspray. Pat Pen- nington, Judy Hoff. Sally Moore. Sue Petitt. ROW SIX: Diane Sward. Carol Blake. Carolyn Capice. Sal Pistilli, Gus Dante. Joe Telesco, Bill Matill. Ronnie Willshaw. John Young. Ray Berg-ex. comm.. Bob MacKenzie. Fred Blazure. P. Smith. Harry Mc- Cathern. George Eckstein. Pat Badgley. Bonnie Cascio. June Rude. Linda Hull. Mary Farrell. ROW SEVEN: Doris Mondoux. Carol Mondoux. Dietmar Friederich. Eddy Macaulay. Mike Adams. Ernie Croot. Bruce Rawley. Peter Smith. Harry Nlanning. Pat Lardieri. Ralph Russo. Eddie Dc-Silva. Rod Haulenbeck. Milford Middlestaedt. Robert Knox. Edythe Brush. Bonnie Jones, Georgie Long. Gail Looker. Judy Nalencz. ROW EIGHT: Audrey Graback. Mary Rattina. Pat Howell. Elizabeth Blake. Harriet Rinse. Sue Wein- seimer. Mary Anne Poles. Jean Leupold. Linda Gulnac. Verneen Craig. Judy Shears. Rosanne D'Angelo. Dori othy Mason. Terri Buonpane. Connie Milito. Fran W'eitz. Mziry' Anne Rudy. Nancy Ward. POUOCCL lille Qflteflaiflefd 4 SCOTCH PLAIDS Ls AT PIANO: Barbara Pratt. STAND- ING: Pat Chester, Judy Booth. Pam Welsh. Ann McSkimin. Janet Mc' Dougall. Nancylee Dunster. CHURUS THE CHORCSES Under the direction of their new leader. Mr. Vkfilliarns, Chorus Two Qft off to a splendid start with a wonderful Christmas proqrani, Everyone who attended was very impressed. A variety show was planned to he put on in the latter part of Noyenif ber, hut had to he rescheduled because of a cancelled foothall game. The show was finally presented in February and was a tremendous success. The annual Spring Concert was looked forward to with much anticipation. Wheii it was given, attendance gave it just trihute. This year Bernards Hivh placed three chorus mcmhers in AllfState Chorus. They worked hard at their joh, receiving many fayoralwle comments, Chorus One in preparation for joining the ad' vanced singers next year met twice weekly under the direction of Miss Coggin. CHORUS ONE ROW ONE: Mary Ann Terry, Ruth Hagen, Miss Goggin-director. Heidi Herden, Flora Perna. ROW TWO: Elaine Hansen. Ieri Belton. Lael Grady, Brenda Lane, Joan lVIcKc-own. Dianne Trepiccione, Bonnie Reisinger. ROW THREE: Io-Ann Conroy, Diane qs -1 Jjffl ,, Pellek. Diane Skrobot, Lynda Schanley, Dottie Landon. Carol Willshaw, Elaine Tice. ROW FOUR: Paul Lund, Ray Fort, jim McCabe, Marion Cimosz, Richard Lindabery. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ROW ONE: Fran Weitz. Carol Barto. ROW TWO Linda Gulnac, Nancy Ham ilton, Pat West. Pam Welsh Mary Ann Poles. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Amid New ,lersey's northern hills, there is a little town, and in this town there is a school of wondrous great renown, her sons to her will 'ere he true, her praises they will sing . . And with the school song echoing in our ears, we. the class of 58 will look back with fond memories on the fine work of the foothall and haskethall teams, spirited on hy the enthusiastic varsity cheerleaders, headed hy Pat West. nf -bl Q j.V. CHEERLEADERS Our faithful Jr. Varsity cheer' leading squad, kept spirits high. under the ahle leadership of eapf tain Lucy Humiston. They led the cheers for our football squad and lr. Varsity haskethall team at all of our home games . . . and with the shouts of loud hurrahs. old Bernards hills will ring. We'll shout for B.H,S.. of all the xhools she is the queen: shout. shout for Bernards High. oh we'll keep her memories green . . . J.V. CHEERLEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Ellen Wallhausen, Joan Price. Lucy Humiston, Pat Mercer, Ellen Walker. in loolou ar gone! fadfe COLOR GUARD Marching before the band with perfect precision in the crisp Fall air, our Color Guard proudly held high the brilliant flags which best symbolize a spirit of loyalty to our school, to our nation, and a hope for the future. This group, under the direction of their captain, Joan Snyder, ap' peared at BHS football games as a part of the band, contributing greatly to the success of the season. COLOR GUARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Rispoli, Jean Wood, Helen Mayes, Ioan SnyderL-cap- tain, Priscilla Mader, Joan Cormier, Mary Carol Vitale. ABSENT: Eileen Germuslca, Betsy Schwingel. TWIRLERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Wanda Szarelc, Ioan Ricco. Beverly Greatorex, Linda Boardman -captain, Joan Ricciardi. Joan Cangelosi, Jane Nlackey. TWIRLERS Shimmering silver in the bright autumn sun, flashing hatons in the darkened auditorium-our B.H.S. Twirlers. Under their captain, Linda Boardman, this talented group added to the success of the foot' hall season by twirling at every game and at several pep rallies. In addition, the Varsity Twirlers oc' casionally acted as substitute cheer' leaders, again showing their school spirit. The j.V. Twirlers under their able captain, janet Mc' Dougall, added their talent. 4 lil D l 'll E ii SENIOR BAND ROW ONE: Wanda Szarelc. Joan Ricco. Beverly Greato- rex. Linda Boardman. joan Riccardi. Joan Cangelosi. Jane Mackey. ROW TWO: Anne Mcslcimin. Susan Sohnle. Janice Hobbie. Jim Ziegler. Tom Karn. Doris Little. Nancy Taylor. George Donner, Kathy Galbreath. Made- line Weissman. Bob Koehler. Carol Huether. Jean Catlin. Dave Palmer. Karen Skonberg, Ted Albert. Ed Garretson. Burt W'ronskv. Billy Banks. jim Wy'ckoff. ROW THREE: Sandra Elynti Verneen Craig, Gail Koufiie. Steve Linda- hury. Virginia Ashworth. James Mitchell. Ruth VVyckoff. john .-Xrrimon. Ronnie Rankin. W'ayne Trengon. Peggy Lane. Elizabeth Lo an. Rolf Brochwitz. Harvey Muendel g . Art Helrnbrecht. Sue Laubach. Bill McCabe. Dave Petty. Kate Spence. Ernie Giglio. ROW FOUR: Dan Heading- ton. Linda W elsh. Barbara Hopper, Lael Grady, Beverlev Branch. Nancy Moore. Karen Keslculla. Brian Baxter. Ernie Buff. John Bettler-president. Harold Karn. Dennis Yvyckotf. Judy Aspray. Bill Redwood. Myrna Fishhein, Bonnie Cascio. Edythe Brush. Dave Fredrick. Boh Pres- Cott. ROW' FIVE: 'loan Snyder. Nancy Rispoli. .lean Wood. Helen Mayes. Pris Mader. joan Cormier. Marv Carol Vitale. Joseph Sciaretta, Alan Creelman. Dietmar Frederich. Bob Sciaretta. Adele Koenig, Joanne Frost. Ronnie Minion. Pete Cornish. Dave Houck. Ellen Denton. Barrv Clark. DANCE BAND ROW ONE: Trumpet-John Bettler. Harry Karn. Dennis Wyckoff, Piano-Ernie Buff. Solovoxfloanne Frost. Saxophone Sue Lau- bach. Judy Aspray. ROW' 'I'WO: Trombone! Bill Banks. Ted Albert. Sax4Bill McCabe. Kate Spence, Dave Petty. ROW THREE: Brass-- Bob Sciaretta. Drums-Pete Cornish. ABSENT: Trombone-Ed Garretson. 9 f l I i 4 Q BAND The hand is one of the most active crfanizations in the schffl. laeqinninq their activities in Auiust with Band Camp at Camp Spears in preparation for the ff wtiaail seast ti. In additiftn to the annual spring' Cczicert. they play regularly for assemblies. the schccl play and participate in the Bernardsville Mentirial Day Parade. ln November. the Band was again invited to march in Bamlaerieris Parade of Liihtsf' This year our hand was chosen to appear in The First Chair of America, a yearlatitik with the ten hest hands frfim each state, The Freshman Band is a preparatory group, with many memhers from the Grammar School. They perform at Bcrnards Grammar School activities. The Dance Band was organized this fall to provide training in this Held of music and to furnish music whenever wanted at school dances. wifi: indlairing lemon BAND accomlaanimen ROW ONE: Trumpet-Kenneth Weber. Andrew Walton, Edwin Selovcr. Richard Ziegler. Oboe-Brian Baxter. Flute-Henry Ziegler. Clarinet-Phebe Clynes. Wietslce Rinse. Brenda Lane. Susan Smith. ROW TWO: Trumpet -Joseph Pacilio. Roger Fisher, Arthur D'Angelo. Ricky Bechtoe. Flute-Bonnie Baxter. Pat Hartman. Clarinet- Patsy McNeill. John Vantrease. Helen Williams. Cynthia Hill. ROW THREE: Trumpet-Kip W'ickerson. Richard Friedlander. Jean McLennon, Nancy Williams. Flute- Karen Bringelsen, Baritone Jerry Townscn. FluteA Beverly Booth. Clarinet-Ann Aubry, Judy Joyce, Doris Aucone, Carol May. ROW FOUR: Trumpet-Albert Zanengo, Ronald Palma, Douglass Macaulay. Saxophone -Paul Nibur. French Horn-Ernie Buff, Bill Williams. Flute-David Pawdish, Cymbals-Fred Caucluzzi. Clar- inet-Richard Matthews, James Bowdish. ROW FIVE: Trumpet-John Hannan, Eric Rankin. Trombone-Peter Cooper. Drums-Paul Blake. Bob Larson, Dennis Rankin, Barney Blake, Joe Sciaretta, Nick Stone, Russell Young. ni-,nn If A mn g I9 701 ,IR 6 DRAMA ROW ONE Linda Boardman Susan Smith Liel Gmdx Marlwne Cmter Phyllis Winckler Nludu Bmnnett Buss Talbot Gail Ttlshtr Elizwbeth Blwke Flizihtth Logan ROW TWO Ron1ld Jenssen Susan Sohnlt prudence Ott P1tPenn1ngton secrehrw Al Hartlex nee prtsi dent Mr P1lmcr adviser own Snvder president met 'N1CDoug1ll trmsurer 'Vlarcii Xon Sntidtrn Bah Co grow ROW THREE Bruce Rowlu Cwrolxn Opper mmn Lxnn Hannan Chrm Kmrns -Xlict -'Xuhrx Dnid Skrobot Thomas Cooper Sharon lktllogg Gtrmum xilcflfh Cirol Hutthtr Emil Yon Xrx ROV lOlR Barbira Bthmt Dnnt Swlrd IFIL Cooptr Doris Houck .1 11- raiwr. wily Teeple. Kerim-th NlCDermott. Hu son Green. udp' Graham. Ruth W'xflruH. Pen' Cornish, ROW' FIVE: Carolyn Capirv. Carnl Ru ch. 1,4-ni fe -r. t-.in WR w. la s W'irg.tnd. Georgette Kiifrr. 'ri Scarf. .- nn Win son. .ro .pcrwt-. N.lI1l'S' Ria we I. I CILB Pat West eln Catlin Sue Hwxnes ROW SIX Barham Grun Catherine G1lbre1th udw Shears Nancy H1mil ton Lindw Dawson Christina Kocsis own Cormier Putricia Cronlm udith H1r!le'v Linda Moore, Sue Wilson udx Conour Barbzra English ROW SFVEIN Henderson K1thw Small Susan Petit! Sus1n Davison Pwr 'Vlarcer Let Christie Sally Moore Nancv McKee Rosalind Bulex eri Dver udx Hoff 'Vlarx Terry Kath lun 'Vlongm ROW EIGHT Ric 1nssen Stephen Droet Robert Knox Bill Blick lee Huether Bur! Wronslu Hruu Guribrint Dnid Palmer Allison String Peter Nicllougill lun! louden William 'Vhttil Bill Holmes George Grindlcy. Arthur McDermott. ABSENT: David Archer, Virginia Ashworth. Mary Barlcman. Barhara Davidson. tv,-Xnn Fox. Rifhard Heydeclce. Sandy Niaida Lynne Milla-r. Susan Sullivan. THE SHIPS ll HHH THE IHIIIM LHHHP 5 I Y-I D -vs- . i'l I ii X' hh 1 G ff PLAY CREW LEFT TO RIGHT: MakeupFDebi Decker, Kathy Mongan, Maidie Bennett, Diane Sward, Prudy Ott-chairmang Props and Costumes-Nancy McKee, Pam Kay, Marcia von Schneidern- chairmang Publicity-Sue Sohnle-chairmang Judy Hartley-prompterg Mr. Palmer-coachg Set-Ed Macauley, Ric Janssen, Richard Heydecke-chairmang Lighting and Sound-Bill Black, Ron Jenssen, Robert Knox, David Archer, Lee Huether, Steve Drost, Bob Cosgrove-chairman. DRAMA CLUB One of the outstanding highlights of the Draf matic Club occurred last December when the play Dino was presented. The production had a theme in which we are all interested . . . teen' agers. The play was very well received on the nights of both performances. With Mr. Edward Palmer as adviser and Joan Snyder as the able president the club took an active part in school affairs this year. Though it U Q is one of the largest organizations in school, well- planned activities and excursions give all the members a chance to participate in the functions of the club. Y Y L Jean Wood and Judy Hartley go to town on Dino. A f 111 I J F.T.A. lzi if '1h.Fut1w5 Tegfltf 2 Awe' ii, tix 1: i.: irttcrqftsl 'tt lczilfzig ti - ' '.1.' fcfgi ti ti- future ruff? in 'ur rtatf an 'li Tks R' Fir: Finlay Qhfiftcr 'ii BHS ir J-A' t-fl tv '-riiig :irvut tic teaching fr icssii ii zizigl Jcvfl rfril lcxzlf crshzj qualities amfzig the nxcrtihcrs. Urtdzr the lzajcrsiij ff Miss Gcitzler and Prssiglgnt lean Lcuf li. tht :iuh Jzgl 1 :ic xxvirl-Q 2,1, 'izh tits mentally.- rct trial tml t ili .i trip t i fflalcrvs thc zmtivftics at the Stats 'lliilicrs' C llcics. On the sffgizil side for thc clur wc liiitl tlicir trip to Ncw Yi rl: to sac a play .mtl .ittciitlaiigc .it thc Future Tfsiglicrs' Can' iframe held .it Str-lags Stats First. I: ROW' ONE: Gail Loolcer. Gail Teisher. Jean Leupoldf presidcnt. Phyllis Winclcler vice-president. Ann Wilwn. Linda Boardman, ROW' TWO: Wanda Szarelc, Verncen Craig. Edythr- Brush. Alice Wfolslcy. Kathie Martin. Mari- lou Crawford, ROW' THREE: ,lane Cooper, Lois Morris. 115 2 I fu ' ' .T .A. Nancy Taylor. Marcia Von Sneids-rn. Nlarlam- Crater. Carol Rusch. ROW FOUR: Ruth Hagen. Valerie Barnes. Pamela Kay, Hudson Green. Doris Little. Anne Mc- Slcimin. Barbara English. ABSENT: Barbara Pratt. Linda Hull, Germaine McGrath, Patty Howell, Mary Barkman. W1 H I 1 v7 ' WTI. ., A I Q' 1 I1 'f t f' ' . lx President Barbara at an enthusiastic meeting- appropriately in the cafeteria. The Future l-lomemalqers of America is a busy organization in Bernards High School. The purpose of the cluh is to prepare its members for homemaking careers, XX7ith the help of their adviser, Mrs, Mcffrann. the girls help organizations in the community, plan exhibits. participate in debates and provide refreshments at the Student Council dances. At Christ' mas, the club made cookies and gifts for ai childrenis home. There were several conventions held during the year including the National Meeting at Purdue and 21 convention at Asbury Park. which some BHS. members attended. . l .Yr 3 1' I qc , rj' ' 5 .p. Yi , , - -' , 1 , c 1' ' In vi - W F.H..-X. ROW' ONE: Judy Conover. Lorraine Spencer. Pa- !ricia,A. Cronk-secretary-treasurer. Joan Cormier- vice-president. Barbara Behme--president. Mrs. Mc- CrannAadviser. Joyce Marelli, Pam Bray, ROW TW'O: Lorraine Hendershot. Barbara Green. Carol Rayson. Eva Sarga. Diane Destefano. Rose Lund. Lucille Salegna. ROW' THREE: Laura Hoffman. Ioan Pollitt, Sue Wfeinseimer. Jeanne Youngman. Carol Barclay. Dianne Trepiccione. Bonnie Reisinger. Betty Howlett, .-XBSENT: Audrey Grabrack. Carol Dickin- son. Diane Swarcl. Barbara Davidson. June Rude. Karen Walters, Josephine Frattali. Carol Bellai, Kathy W ire, Carol Willshaw, Diane Pellelc, Betty Pistilli, Delores Hendershot. 'S fi 4:- Q. 3 PROJECTION CLUB ROW ONE Fred Pegrott Paul Olsen John Bowlcer Dave Houck ROW TWO Allan Danner Jeff Anderson Wayne Wasller Roger Quimby ROW THREE Bob Stulack Tom Wolsky Art Garrison Curt Graham ABSENT Mnke Adams Wnlham Peccx Angelo Perrone Wlllnam Potts Dave Pelchey Ronnie Taylor PROIECTIONISTS CLUB Thls year as m the past the PI'Oj6Cf1Of11StS have fa1thfully performed thelr two fold task Flrst they have shown the many fllms obtamed throughout the year and second they have mamtamed the valuable equlpment needed to how these film Every year the group presents an assembly m XVh1Cl'1 a full length feature 15 shown Thl5 year the club was fortunate m obtammg the mov1e Hemo the Magnlficent whxch was enjoyed by all Hats off to Mr Weber and the Projecuomsts who have done so much for the school' -I E - - 3 , J- S. O - 5 Li' ' ?' 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Y 116 'x Betsy, you'll have to move around if you want to learn anything. A0 J? FNA ROW ONE jen Dxer 'Nancx Rlepoln Ruth W-.clcoff Bates T1lbot sccrttarx 1nxce Hobhxe presxdent Put ludlow uct prasxdmnt Estherl 'Wcfue 'lduser udw ohnston Dot Burlu! ROW TWO 1ne Vlackes lknren Sl-conhtrg Carolt Smith Carol Rusch 'Vhrs Ellen flr rell. Duane Sward, oyce Moortr. Elise Hazelton. Carol Hut-ther. ROW' THREE: Judy Shears. Pat Hunter. Ella-en Germuska. Pat Nlercer. Lillian Corcoran. Peggv d'Eu5tachio. Jan Henderson. Brenda Lane. Corky lVlile:,, o-Ann Fox. ROW' FOUR: Linda Nloore. oan NlcKeown. l ul Gmdx Susm Smith Duane Pellelc Carol Wlllshw Bzrhirl Ltdford Chr1sun1 Korsxs Elame Hansen lmd1 Dawson tr1Balton ROW FINE lN1ncx Moore Xnm lkuznmrslcx lxuhx Small Susan Sullnan Rosalind Bulu lt Chrxstxe 'Vhrnnnf Bocchmo Shxrlew ansson lxnda Schanley. udxth Hartlev, Ellzabcrh Logan. ABSETNT. . f aviwn. . use Aubry. Kathy Wlre. Linda u. Pattv Howell. Sands- Flvnt. Rosann Santillo Agnes Ann Farrell. Barbara Hopper. 3 .1 L VARSITY B CLUB ROW ONE: Carmen Forgione, John Sullivan, Tom Olivo, Bill Kirchiro, Mr. Kopp-adviser. ROW TVVO: Phil Gould. Dick Muller. Bruce Watson. John Konderoclc, Bruce Carlin. ROW THREE: Ric Janssen. Ed Croot. Gus Dante. Norman Ballentine. Bill Koechlein. ROW FOUR: Dave Dickinson. Chris W'ood, Bruce Faulkner, Chet Nations. Phil Cooley. ROW FIVE: Ron Willshaw', jim DeCoste. Carmine Picone. ABSENT: joe Dorman, Sal Pistilli, Bill Steelman. Bob Yoshida. Mr, Kopp helps with plans for the March dance VARSITY B CLUB X 1 t X ir im L l L 'NIU i ii x r mi L ter in VI m r 1 ir ti timu in mi L 4 tr 1 mim 1 .ii . ' ' ' ' 4 x' 't or iw ii. . ix' 2 1 Q 'il ' V H ' W N mom 'ri mv 5 Ne X fi 1 Vwr iiix ti' cu nn' 'cc i Q ' 5 ' fl itim tvy live nun 'iii Q' Q ma cms 7 ru ning 4 LXYLQIIIIZH A . it Now 'after you dim the house be sure t bring up the .. K- .Q -- A.. LIGHTING CLUB ROW ONE: Mr. Palmer, Robert Knox, Bob Cosgrove-chairman, Lee Huether-secretary-treasurer. ROW TWO: Bill Black, Richard Jacobus, Ric Janssen, Stephen Drost, Bruce M. Rowley. ABSENT: Dave Archer, Richard Haydeclt, Bill Weiss. Charts, charts, charts!! What we need are charts. LIGHTING CREW Under the direction of Mr. Palmer. the Lighting Crew has hecomc an integral part of many school activities. Through the efforts of the memlacrs of this crew, our modest stage has heen transformed into the world of Dino Falcaro. then into a chapel at Christmastide, Few people realize the amount of work required to produce the various desired effects on the stage. Boh Cosgrove, chairman of the crew, has ini' tiated many new techniques which have resulted in many pleasing effects. Members have cooperated with all stage productions and even got some fancy effects for the cxhihit case in the upper hall. LIBRARY CLUB ROW ONE: Kit Dodd. Sue Wilson. Jan Blake, Mrs. Aboutolc, Ann Wilson-president, Gail Beatty-secretary-treasurer. Amos Hawkins--vice-president, Bonnie Iones, Lee Donnelly. 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