Bogota High School - Purple B Yearbook (Bogota, NJ)
- Class of 1951
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Mx Q3-Aj-QLA 1 i 5 I i .dai mv ' s i . w I. f'4iE'3 9. . - ' , I x ' 5 y - l A i 1,16 4 f 'j ' -if - 1 it-V, za! ' ' . E JV' n -4 r i. 3 , . , I ' ,, 'f e i ' ' Y 'w 'S 7fze 1951 Powple V x! IHHHITA HIGH SCHIHII INIGUTA, NEW JIIRSIIY Dedication Faculty A Classes . Activities Sports . Calendar, Pictures .... Patrons ..... V l 'Pablo oi Content Activities and Ads. .....,. , Foreword May the opening of these doors recall to us memories ot our high school days. May the pic- tures bring to life past events which will always have a place in our hearts. ,.o,....Page 3 4 6 37 55 61 72 76 77 DEDICATED to MISS MARIDN DIX Because of your kindly in- terest and helpful guid- cmce, particularly dur- ing our sophomore year when your assistance contributed so much to- ward the success of our dance, and Because of your continu- ing sympathy to us, We, the Class of 1951, gratefully dedicatg this book to you, . -ut! 'ZX fi W e ' J The Faculty X . ' Q 1 KATHERINE BULLARD St. Lawrence U. Home Economics. Clothing Cafeteria Supervisor VINCENT DENTE B.A. Montclair State Teachers Music ' fat: .1 vo xx. :-fi ':f'- -' I .- A . X MRS. GLADYS M. HICKMAN B.S.. M.A. Syracuse U.. Cornell U. Latin, Guidance 4 IOSEPI-IINE L. ALBANESE B.A.. M.A.. B.S.L.S. Keystone State Teachers, Penn. State Columbia T. C. and School of Library Service Librarian HAROLD R. BUNCH A.B. Purdue World History. Civics .U QI? MARION DIX B.S.. M.A. Columbia U. Typing, Secretarial Training. General Business Training. MARY F. IACKSON A.B.. M.A. Denison U., Columbia U. Physical Education, Health. Driver Education. QQ! ' Yi ' 1 CHESTER C. BODKIN A.B.. M.A. l HARLAND BRISTAH B.A.. M.A. N. Y. U., Columbia T. C, Albion College, T. C. of Columbia General and Science. Fundamentals of Machines and Electricity, Physics MRS. CHARLOTTE C. BURT Columbia U., Wayland College. N. Y. School of Fine and Applied Arts. Los Angeles Art School. Art, Mechanical Drawing. W5 MRS. SUSAN I. GILNER Katherine Gibbs School. Secretary MRS. BESS A. LANGFITT A.B.. M.A. Wilson College, Columbia U., N.Y.U. English Mathematics in-1-' DORIS H. DAVEY B.S., M.A. Cornell U., Columbia U.. Montclair College. Oxford U Biology GEORGE C. HANCE B.C.S., B.S.. M.A. Rider College. N. Y. U. Bookkeeping Business Administration, Commercial Law, Acting Asst. Prin. 2 at r EARL E. PURCELI.. A.B.. M.A. Lafayette. Columbia U. Supervising Principal ANGELO P. LQROSE PHYLLIS G. MUIR MRS. LILLIAN 0, SACHTLEBEN Trenton State Normal School A.B. A,B,, NLA, Manual Training. Hood College. Notionol Univ- ot Radcliffe, Boston U.. Columbia. Mexico. N.Y.U. N,Y,U, SPUUISII Enqlish, Guidance, dau.. PAULINE SCHANDELMAIER A.B.. M.A. Syracuse U.. Columbia U. German. English WILLIAM C. SIMPSON B.C.S. Spencerian College. Univ. ot Akron. Shorthand. Economic Geography. .,...f:w MRS. MABEL B. TASCA GUY IOHN TIENE B.S.E. B.A., M.A. Mass. State Teachers, Harvard. N. I. State Teachers, Columbia U. Columbia U. English, French, Economics. Public Speaking, English. 195 5 CHARLES WEBER Roasnr POLLISON Jn, N- 1- 5F'1'e T'?f'Che BDA., M.A. American History Montclair State Teachers. N.Y.U. Principal ROBERT W. STURGES B.S. Springfield College. Physical Education, Driver Education. The Faculty MIRIAM L. SYNES B.S. University ot Wisconsin English MRS. VIRGINIA D. TRITENBACH RAYMOND WATERS R.N. B.S., M.A. Muhlenberg Hospital School of Springfield C0lleqe, Columk Nursing. School Nurse. Mathematics. 'G' HENRIETTA P. WI-IYTE A.B.. M.A. Montclair Stale Teachers. Columbia U. Chemistry mm.jE1lSl lI I -ns., HAROLD N. ZASTROIL B.S., M.A. Temple U.. N.Y.U. U. S. History CLAt't'Et THE SENIUR CLASS IIFFICERS P. Grosso, President: Y. Wolf, Secretary: N. Eck- enrode, Treasurer: D. Carron, Vice President. Senior lianee Uommittee P. Grosso . ,...,.,.......,.., Chairman I. Krieger, S. Arnold, S. Olsen. B. Wilson, C. Blackman, I. Den- man, P. Fleck, R. Strack, B. Lutz, I. Bene, R. Miller, P. Herzog, D. Dawson, C. Iackson, E. Miller. Y. Wolf, M. Trapani, I. Garvin. Year Rook tlifieers Editors-in-Chief .......,....... ,,.,. Literary Editor ....,..,...... Business Managers ..,..,. . Subscription Managers ......... Clubs .,......,.....,,..... .........,.. . ,, .... . Senior Play Committee Properties Tickets .. .. ., Publicity Stage Crew . .. . Lighting ,, Programs , . Ushers .. .. Costumes ..., Makeup ., ,. R. Miller P. Grosso . D. Hearn , . B. Cook K. Sorenson M. Kaul I. Lehman C. Blackman P. Comp Assistant Production Manager . . ..... T. Roth Master of Ceremonies ,. . . ...,.,.,. .. S. Thompson . .. US. Olsen, R. Strack . ...,...,., C. Blackman . . P. Herzog, B. Meier ., N. Eckenrode, M. Kaul D. Stassen, I. Garvin Photographer ...... ...,... . .. ......... ., ... . ... ,,. P. Grosso Art Editors ........ .. .,...,,.,, R. Miller, B. Keller, D. Hearn, R. Burhans Sports ......,. .,.... . , L . .... . I. Bene, H. Gastaldi Typing ...,.,. .,,,, , L. Ram. I. Hummer, E. Miller, I. Kuno, M. Snyder -.-, HM I n - .-.iiftwfz A ,, .., .,,a .Q - , ....,. . . 1 . y ,.f...:,.1 I: 3, jf, . 1 ., V1 X, ,T I '., ,kg , 4,1 gk: , I ,. .A gg i: -A 7 4 g- - 'B 5 ' 1 '::' A - 'ici 1 .Q ., ANTHONY IOHN AGRESTA ROBERT G. ARNEBOLD 1 X. M' .f J 'Xl s A .V r qi, ' A U My ' 1 . Y AJ- tw f , J YM tr I' , H M! X I I I J sf, . ,Az -p I i ' SARAH ELIZABETH ARNOLD ff ,J CURTIS w. BANTA 'N j,AU OO L N 4:3 s dv' 'Q' i A n 1 ,JU I Q14 a C , A, QQ wel. ,ps.Qv6ffw'+0 IVV CONSTANCE E. BEA S 1' . 6'p4'fW'4 If w 'ali sv 'wir -L, mcx FRANK asm: LSUZANNE M. BERGEN CAROLYN IARDEN BLACKMAN ROBERT CLIFFORD BUDINICH Law -'T- 5' R L 15 , 'rf' RICHARD W. BURHANS WILLIAM G. CAMERON DAMON R. CARRON CAROL SUE CHOMSLAND ra? 4 5 'vb ,Y F I H J I 1 'H H9 A ,I-,wrimqAnEm M. cozsu . ,L . A 'y ' ,aff J 0 f' 'OV ARLEAN DAMURIIAN , X , 9 I If I , -J N 'L Zylfv T X li: ,f X IV VI, 1 1 V' f ' fb U! ff ' f I DOROTHEA NYCE DAWSON IOHN C. DENMAN 9 299' i' in-lv' 3 IEANETTE C. DE NOCE f :KAY C. DUVIER UNM ' v Yu ' ' if 1-'A UV GEORGE FARRANCE ELIZABETH FAST Rim.. C ,I i J 011' N M I ' Q! NORMA C. ECKENRODE FLORENCE CAROL ENGELS 'ix -' 5' x is J, Qfx, L 13 'W' 'pd' .9 .1-F: ,K- 'v OJ' ' . ,il -ff W1 1 an 1 ffm P U 1 M1 f ,Ll 4'-fx! ll .,1'y I fl I A., - ' 1 EILEENLISH . Y . , .L 1 , 11' 'I J, f A' ' VPM'HfEI 55.5016 1-1 vvx RICHARD FERRARI-X ROBERTA A. FIELD 'Wk 3'-ff wb t X' 1 ,- 5' ' ' bmw ! M7223 f f phi' fy!! , If Z MN 6217 6 tr 'R ,W jf. ff, :I Ioszpu s. FRANCICA ,fx Y 1 j' 5 .4-W' fi Ax V x .S 'HJ ffjy 4' if WI, Dfw, Mmaco LFRAUENPREIS N .U ff 4 X! X E W A 11 gif? kt? DAVID D. GAMBLIN 119- WILBUR I. GAMBLIN. ln. A D X.. -D a+ .f x, . QQ wt'-v'f - D S ROBERT W. FREY EDWARD FUCHS QQ IOAN c. GARVIN HUGO GASTALDI gnu- 19 5 iw Q54 12 ALFRED I. GERARD PHILIP GROSSO PATRICIA LOUISE HARRIS DIANE BARBARA HEARN W N-.kk K I ERIC I. GUNTHER PETER HANSON PHILIP HERZOG RUDOLPH W. HODIC N h IJ A ' i . .. 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MESSINA Y' E X N 5 3, R T TTT 1 t I z k K ,, ,I ,wf5W' ,JWLWZMJ HM , by Q3 fy ,- gg L-I M v ,f wJ 'QQ R! all , ,JJ 5 Lv' f - ,ff RGUERITE MEYER J 5 , 4 , ,JW ELAINE WYNNE MILLER k -4 l..J ALICE MURRAY IRENE DOLORES NEBBIA I8 4' 5 'Uk' ,abrffw JM' :LE L-.frm-'Q fmt. AM .Eg RICHARD R. MILLER PETER MOULAND 5 . , . 1 I ,. , J7 fl , .I ' .' '- N , If I , ' 'i iw I., A 1 fl -. a , E fr 1,1 I ' Q f A mf V Q W MW df' 1 4 yfxilr M Z gfij ' l SANDRA HELENE OLSEN MARIE O'NEILL 1 LIN- ' GENE M. O'BRIEN PAUL C. O'CONNELL 7' ff 'X ,ff fl ' I' fl Q x' R' ff Y' X X-,f bv' I V' ,..-- 1 4 'f E -12.1 M 4.1 ,:1, w1L1.1AM H. Pi-:'141-:Rs M' . J EDITH FRANCES PETERSON n f' 19 X K -4, X .iw IOSEPH C. POVEROMO 0, MARLENE PROTZE n-Muni DONALD PIERCE ROGER C. PORR QQ-sf iv' CARLO P. RACAMATO LOIS DELAINE RAM SX-my I' ,BQ CABOL LOUISE BOPEB 'C' fx IOYCE ELAINE BOTH T T M .fb L' IA ,f9WL ' KW MDI BESA BOTH JV! '91 5 zz f 1,13 ff Af if ,fl I, ,,L4 PATRICIA SAMMABCO IOSEPI-I R. 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MCQKJ-1 4- I 5'...f5'f :LL I 'kv-'L ' I V fx. 'T' Ayn '?? -Q' ARDETH WOO D4 DIANE WOOD M. NANCY WOOD 'cf 'Qt vs, V' Xl 1 X I7 iv 57 ig' DC 4-x 'lx 8 7 .via 'X 5 Vw '3 v x I, - x , 7: C 4 1 ... A :J :Rr S' C C I., if ,S- b ,. .. ' F 4: :T ' .5 'v ks iq? AY. 2 'V .IU l0R Gail Ade Monica Aspinwall Maurice Arnold Bonnie Barnes Peter Bedrosian Dglgreg Begging Phyllis Bellassai Lguige Ann Betty Ianet Beyer George Brinkerhoti Leo Black lack Brinkerholl Marion Browde Ioyce Bussanich Carol Brown Philip Calitre Beryl Carron Lillian Christakos Dorothy Celander Iosephine Cirami Ben Cook Thomas Cross Ioan Costello Edward Deaver Donald de Cordova Paul Demarrais Bennett De Lalla Bert De Sousa Barbara Dowell Barbara Eck Ioan Dowell Tunis Edson Thomas Fay Betty Fetzer Iohn Fayko 5 Lois Fincken lane Forsythe Nancy Francica IGmeS Foss Frederick Frank r . ,- nv.. 4 M ,. LBJ Q., fi 1? A 'M Wlysitf ' A G. nf ., 2 i 1.0 vi EIN Ax.. 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Q F, .l E CJ qc! b vl J. 1 5' I G al Tl' G3 'C rs. 9 X f. 1- A K., fm. 5'-1' T 4-. f, A wzf ns' Q F. gf, at .P if YY :L fir' 5 M S' ofa A.. me-fi -L .-. 3 v- 4 Y' in QS- L George McCanless Catherine McCann Peter Meeks Frank Meyers Mary Morey George Mullen Anthony Nebbia Herman Neihaus Edna O'Niel Gerard Petersen Paul Reardon Barbara Ann Rielly Isadore Richmond Frank Roberts Ierry Ruzicka Frank Sayers Bobbe Lou Schmidt Geraldine Schroeder Elaine Sloat Raymond Sonheim Nlllllt' Virginia McCarthy Arlene McFarlane Richard Meyer Leroy Miltner Roger Muller Barbara Myers Ioan Ochs Diane Ohrnberger Louise Platt Robert Ploger Phyllis Reinemann Iames Reinheckel Edna Ross Albin Roth Iohn Schlamp Betty Lou Schlemm Neale Secor Ioy Sheehy Robert Springhorn Barbara Stagg 1952 'IT -. at 6- A 'X it N 1:1 C' 4. ' ,f -X t Q ..,: :T Q ' xv. - L Q Q 3 45 , rt .pl A . if A o 4 i, '7 ' ig' QW I if ea if li ren , 'E' , lr y Q Q . gg A gi X . .-L A mf s.i ' f r o- 5. 'x ty-XE?-r I V I I 9 V4 ,- W .L ,A 'vt x Q! F5 Q R P' F x if lg 1952 Ioe St. Pierre Robert Stark lack Toennies Iohn Tripucka Iames Wengenroth Robert Williams Gordon Wright Ruth Zulli President ......,........ Vice President .... Treasurer ........... Secretary .....,,.,...... Class Sponsor ....,. Beverly Steuert Eileen Strauss Barbara Wagner Marilyn Webber Ellen Winters Al Wisneski i Class 0ificers .......,..DONALD DE CORDOVA IOHN TRIPUCKA ...BETTY FETZEH ........,BOBBE LOU SCHMIDT CHARLES WEBER A Q f fl! I v 3 -C155 1' S' 1. tg. lsr In 3 ,Wy ir, K I IUNIORS NOT PICTURED Ann Donovan Ronald Frank Ann Heuser Marjorie Lonq Iohn Schulze Diane Stevens Karen Strommen Carole Tice 1 in F J F N F . 'Fr if ul 'ff 5+ .J , .ef I, ,A mg? W' lil 2. . .A :EL ' T? t'4.'l4 1' 1 5' l v F lj if ul F- : 'T ., gy vt 53 :- VF if , ai Robert Amadei Dorothy Anderson William Berquist Betty Lou Betsch Gloria Bordeaux Carol Bowers Gary Bush Carol Caldanone Carol Coghlcm Ma rlyne Calwell George Crawford Donald Cumming Mary lane Davis Carl DeForest Marie Dillon Margaret Downs Margaret Euteneuer Gerard Fiedler Raymond Fowler Marilyn Fyie 0Pll0MOIlE Helen Avakion Faith Baker Robert Bhend Virginia Blauvelt Arthur Bramley Gilbert Brightsen Richard Caruso Donald Clark Philip Compagnone Richard Cowell Gerald Cummings Richard Daubenberger pf? ma Armand DeLuca Walter Detweiler Arline Dreisbach Russell Drinlrard Mary Anne Fish Arthur Forsythe Dolores Garvey Ioseph Gilligan QT? Yr A .!. 'H' rf' lil 5 Vt! A gs i f I . N, i If? .31 f gl if Q A V fl I bi N14 W. l ' ' . 4. ' km L Z, ' - ,I Ei. . ' 4 Q- ' QQ 1 Q. .k Q ' ax - -1 , ll: fn, is A . '- 1 . .L ga. ,Q vs . 5, my ,. .li n ,R ,J 1? fu dp 4' 'ns 5 A I G Z 'Q i k..L. 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Al.- rv I -.-Q git- li Mrmffb 44 li HOPHOMOREU Emily Mills Eleanor Minkus Iune Moaca Elizabeth Moyer Barbara Neqrini James Neville Nancy Nolan David Northrop Marilyn Olsen Ruth Olsen lean Parmelle Ioan Paul Patricia Philqren Richard Pike Danial Polett Roberta Pollison Robert Flemschel Robert Rice Marilyn Rosher loan Monaco Patricia Morris George Muller lerry Namerow Richard Newton Carol Nolan Emest Oest Edward O'Hara Frances Orcrvetx Paula Onel Richard Penque Wayne Picciano Richard Pinto Harry Ploehn Betty Quinn lacques Read Ianet Richard Cliliord Roltsch Vincent St, Angelo A l 5 Q W D- Ms if 'r 46 2. i . ,J vx L '55 viii S F 4 , 'xWH 'Un ' E' ,i V A r,'DN... W Vs, Allan Rosenberqer lohn Schiller vs.- tj 'as 1' 9 1 'L . 'S' - , x W -X vu . Q ' il N 5, A 'ss 's - :. ,.. 1 is -. , '- Ruth Schmidt Walter Schmidt David Smith Audrey Stastney Harry Tice Arthur Tracy Thomas Wallace Susan Weiss Dorothy Wilson I oyce Wohrlin SOPHOMO Marie Braeunig Iudith Burnell Donald Heiner Iohn Kenyon Iohn McCloskey Betsy Schumacker Philip Simon Robert Stevens Carol Stricker Robert Ullrich Kenneth Vander Vleit Edwin Wiemer Willa Williams Ioan Yates Dorothy Zweil RES NOT PICTURED: Paul Nolan Lois Olsen Ioan Pekaar Francis Reilly Herbert Weisslloq Class llliicers President ............. ...................................,.....,....,.... I Ol-IN LIATI Vice President ...... Secretary ........... ,. Treasurer ............ Class Advisor ....... .......GEORGE CRAWFORD HUND YATES CHARLES WEBER l953 Ol 1 .WI E' . Al.. I A.. ,B 'F fx Q7 Q-3 w v., 1. is . 'W L md x4L Class of 9 . 'W I ff,-YN . - - wry:-r First row: E. Parmelee, K. Wilson, H. Rothe. S. Wehrmaker, B. Peroq, B. Wagner. Second row: I. Butterworth, H. Romano. I. Riddell, B. Thompson. P. Qualey, C. Salek. Third row: E. Protin. Fl. Reinhaqen, E. Schlamp, R. Ryan, D. Piotrowski. E. Taylor. Fourth row: W. Tozer, W. Westphal, C. Poveromo, E. Smith, W. Theuret. - -. Y, I .Nw 11x fs 45 X First row: C. Francica, I, Downs, B. McCanless, P. A. Baumann, R. Hill, R. Clausen. Fourth row: C. Amorusco. Kraus, I. Cortorillo, R. Carney. D. Hanrahan, C. Ibach. A. Hallstein. M. May, F. Bielitz, I. Dillon. D. Mullen, W. Second row: K. Amoruso, L. Kutsch, D. Bateman, A. Pal- Ebeling. Filth row: I. Hess, I. Garbarine, B. Brown. L, misano. O. Beyerle. B. Ferrara, H. Kalman. A. Arth. Third Fish, B. Brandow, D. Carlson, Sixth row: A. Hinqsamer. row: E. Kueck, R. Maraqliano, C. Miller, E. Endress. W. M. Haai, K, Kirchoti. R. Kuenzler, S. Oleson, D. Elliott. 9 In 4 0 'bl I T' H. Whyte. I. DoNoce, H. Schan- zenbach. E. Petersen. lf i Z Z 2 c Choxnsldnd' If af' l' 1 E7 in ...B f if s xi ' Q .l-in Standing: T. Roth, E. Fast. B. Schwarz. I. Lehman, I. Knam. Seated: N. Kup- lrian, P. Fleck, P. Sammarco. l. Krei- qer. Standing: B. Meier, R. Hodic, B. Speciale. Seat- G- 03 ed: I. Francica, D. Springhorn. B. Cameron. 17911. S ' A '0ld. unit n....r '- H. Gastaldi. S. Olsen, C. Blackman. -,,.......,-.-:. fgkannf.. Q - h1 - -ll A. Murray. 3. Taylor, B. Field. Q M. Trapam. I. Iourdan. C. Kutsch, E. Fish -A g nn. + ,i 5 75, X - Q: S X- ACTIVITIE Q1 av NC First row: President, R. Strach, Vice-President, D. DeCor- dova, Secretary, B. Lutz, Assistant-Secretary, I. Hilde- brandt. Second row: G. Mullen. W. Frotscher. D. Carron R. Porr, B. Ferrara. Third row: B. Wagner, I. Paul, C Bowers, I. Monaco. D. Benzing, B. Iacobsen, P. Harris W Westphal, T. Wallace, A. Roth, D. Wolf, Mr. Pollison. THE Pl HPLE It The year book staff consists of members of the senior class, selected after tryouts. Its chief duty is to gather and compile material to make the year book a good one that the seniors, looking back, will enjoy. r l'UIlIlN'P CUUNCIL The Student Council, which is an example of Bogota's democracy, consists of student- elected representatives and officers. Meetings are held regularly where these representatives have the opportunity to speak for their fellow students. Our Student Council has done a fine job this year of heading our school activities and solving our many and various problems. vi 'PPV A! 019 d9SkI C- BIGCICYHGI1. R- Struck. 5- OIBSD. N- ECKBH- Last row: R. Meier, P. Herzog. H. Gastaldi. P. Grosso. R. rode. Middle row: Mrs. Langfitt, I. Garvin, R. Burhans. Miller, B. Keller, M. Snyder. L. Ram. D. Stassen, I. Kuno. 38 E. Miller. E. Hearn, I. Hummer, M. Kaul, Mrs. Sachtleben. YQ fa I I ' 1 F l lk xt! 4 -J S mls First row. sitting: Miss Synes, C. Blackman, P. A. Gilcher, R- I-iuti. M- ASPQHWUH- I- Galvin. 5- OISGI1. P- SGmmGrCO. D. de Cordova. B. Schmidt. C. Brown. D. Demarrais. R. E- Stwvss. I- Sheahlf- Thad fawf F- Salfefsf A- Mann' Frank, Mr. Tiene. Second row: C. Banta. I. Head. R. N- Seaaf' M- Long. B- Cook- I- Bassaniahf E- KWPPQI- E- Schiller, A. l.aPlace. B. Eclr. C. Salelr, D. Kuenzler, S. Owen' A- Hainzman- R- Laplace- 5- Befgenf 5- Wehf' Arnold, N. Griesser, I. Lehman, P. Harris, V. McCarthy. maker' P- Kraus- B- Reilly. K- Hefman- B- McCunless. Tllll KLAXIIN The Klaxon, our paper, has served as our crystal ball for the past four years, informing us of news past, present, and future. A new feature this year. which proved very popular, is a column for news of alumni. With the help of the faculty advisors, Mr. Guy Tiene, serving for the first time, and Miss Miriam Synes, the Kalxon had a successful year in every way. s' 5 v . ' 1-Nl I-,EMM-.j.r-f' D . Sitting: C, Blackman P. Gilcher, D. De Cordova, editor: L. Betty, H. Hisgrove. L. Livingston, Mr. Tiene. Third row: B. Schmidt, C. Brown, P. De Marrais, R. Frank. Second I. Yates, C. Beams, R. Kozlik, B. Stagg. C. Stricker, D row: Miss Synes, T. Wieczorick, H. Miller, G. Maquire. Cummings. I t t . CHEN ULIB I I The Chess Club meets every Wednes- day when members challange each other to a game. The members are listed according to skill. The best five players represent the school in tourna- ments with challanging schools. First row: E. Kircholf. A. Agresta, P. Meeks. D. Carron. D. Gamblin, I. Schlamp. Second row: T. Sheppard, Miss Whyte. W. Bergquist. RADIO CL B The members of the radio club are for the greater part ham operators: in the club meetings, experiments are per- formed and radio construction is studied. Lett to right: R. Ulrich, Miss Whyte. I. Iourdan. I. Kenyon. D. Northrup, President: R. Hall, P. Meeks, A. DeLuca. -'N-W-Ill I-l .NW First row. sitting: N. Secor. D. DeCor- dova. D. Canon. G. McCanless. H, Porr, G. Mullen. Mr. Bodkin. First row. standing: I. Fayko, B. Frotscher. E. Hearn. G. Giles. W. Gamblin, G. Wright. A. Nebbia. E. Melia. R. Frank. Second row. standing: E. Fuchs, A. La I Place, D. Feasley. T. Sheppard, T. N .5 Wallace, B. Cook. P. DeMarrais. H'-Y The principles of the Hi-Y are to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. This organi- zation quietly assists at guarding doors at basket ball games, provides an excellent assembly program, and distributes to Bogota residents. Bogota Schools, a pamphlet concerning the general school problems. published by 40 the Bogota Board of Education. I' I out mi vnu: , ,., A I nl A weekly program is given by a member on some topic of scientific interest. Trips were taken to such places as the Planetarium, Museum of Natu- ral History, Lederle Laborato- ries, N.B.C. Studios, and the Garry Moore Television Show. Another activity of this club is the showing of scientific films and filmslides. A 4 if S lsf. Selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, cooperation, and charac- ter, Tri-Hi-Y members are junior and senior girls who are vitally interested in high standards of living and service to school and community. To maintain this program, their many projects include the Red Cross drive, the March of Dimes, lunch room duty, office duty, ushering at school affairs, favors for hospital patients, a Mother-Daughter Tea, and Father-Daughter Fun Night, World Service projects, and special guest speakers. There's time for fun, too, with weenie roasts, Swim Nights at the Y, an assembly program, Christmas caroling, and the annual Christmas and Easter parties. 0IlA'l'0IlIl7Al, U0 TE 'T Each year the American Legion of- , , V fers a prize of 3525.00 for the best speech ' k. given about the Constitution. Anyone I in the school is eligible to enter the contest. The speeches were on various parts of the Constitution and had to be from four to six minutes in length. This year's winner was Roger Porr. Seated: H. Porr. B. Eck, P. Herzog, Mrs. Tasca. Standing: D. Hearn, M. Browde. F54 G. Logan, H. Remschel, W. daumanl Robert Bhend, D. Smith, H. Ploehn, Mis Davey, I. Read, l. Denman. 'Pri-Hi-Y First row: Miss Muir, Y. Wolf, I. Neb bia, A. Damurjian, I. DeNoce, I. Hilde brandt, D. Dawson, D. Hearn. Seconc row: R. White, B. Eck. S. Arnold, B Fetzer, B. Steuert, B. Carron, I. Lehman P. Harris. Third row: D. Benzing, L Fincken. E. Miller, H. Schanzenbach E. Peterson, H. LaPlace, I. Larson, C Beams, G. Ade, L. Meyer, N. Prancica 41 E Y- i tg H if , I lf f Y' avi? vi 'fl 4 ti! . 4' :L - . gg 1 I es QT! First row. K Wilson. A. Hmgsamer B. Wagner Second row: C Amorusc C Miller C Amoruso Mrs Tasca IIIIAMATIC B First row: I. Butterworth. O. Beyerle, F. Bielitz, C. Salelr. H. Romano. Second row: P. A. Kraus. L. Fish, B. Brown, I. Read. B. Thompson. I. Hess, B. Mc- Canless: I. Riddell. Mrs. Tasca. S W3 ci P X 'T I if DRAMATIU A The dramatic clubs train would-be-Thespians in voice placement and enunciation. Each member has a recording made of her voice: this record- ing is used as a basis for voice improvement. 4 MEXICO A 'iv S UPA It H ULIB First row: D. Hearn. M. Cozer B. Eck. Vice-President: C. Beam: President: I. Garvin, Secretary and Treasurer. Miss Muir. Ser ond row: S. Bergen. B. l Schmidt, Y. Wolf, I. Denmal C. Banta, N. Secor. P. Fleck. Goodwin. I. DeNoce. A newly developed organization is the Spanish Club. The principal func- tion of the club is to study customs and ways of the Latin-American countries. During the meetings, held every two weeks. the club learns Spanish songs and dances. One assembly program a year is presented by the group. 42 ART ULIB Drawing, painting, molding- that's what the art club does. Students who are interested enough in art to go beyond the art classroom to further their studies in the Art Club are the members of this group. They work for themselves-painting pictures and making ceramics. They also work on decorations that are used for school activi- ties, such as plays, dances, and concerts. This year the art stu- dents entered a contest for high school students of Bergen County. auf, U D ff xx W Z f 5 . . It 5 First row: I. Krieger, B. McCanless. F. Oravetz. Second row: I. Goodwin, P. 'F , Fleck, K. Strommen. M. Morey. Third row: Mrs. Burt, A. Donavan, B. Schlemm, N. Griesser, M. Fish. via Y Sitting. first row: R. Pollison, K. Her- mann, C. Hietel. S. Weremaker, E. Mills. Sitting, second row: M. Merlo, I. Kowalczyk. D. Kuenzler, B. Negrini, A. Mann. Standing: R. Bhend, G. Cum- mings, L. Miltnor, L. Livingston, I. Monaco. I. Yates, H. Kozlik. B. Wagner, Mrs. Burt, H2532 at I ni TYPIIIIWAII Front row: I. Bussanich, I. Cos tello, A. McFarlande, L. Christa- kos. Second row, seated: T Roth, I. Mosca. N. Eckenrode B. Barnes, E. Fish. Third row standing: A. Wood, P. Morris E. Kreppel, Y. Wolf, D. Wood. Miss Dix. The Typing Club meets every Friday activities period. Its purpose is to further advance the skills of the business student, to teach the correct usage of all business machines, to improve typing skills. The club also has films and time 43 writings. NIIII lllllll txhg, Pls. LIIIIIAIIY CIIU CII. The Library Council is composed of students interested in books and library work: members of this group help with the routine work of the library. F. Engels. Miss Albanese. I. Roth. L. Myers, P. Pihlgren, H. Schmidt. AS 'EMBLY ll0MMI'I I'IlIl The Assembly Committee presents interesting and varied programs of both educational, cultural, and recreational value to the student body. It also: serves to stimulate school spirit, sup- plement class work, and integrate cur- ricular and extra-curricular activities. ' ' I I I first row: Miss Dix, R. Zulli, M. Long, L. Platt, D. Orhnherger. F. Baker. K. Klrchoft. M. Fish. Second row: M. Kranzler. R. Schmidt. F. Engles. C. Chomsland. A. Drisbach, D. Hancock, I. Kowalczyk. M. Pyle, P. Morris. B. Thompson. F. Bielze, I. Mosca, R. Bhend. I. Cummings. Third row: D. Garvey. D. Wood. A. Wood. I. Larsen. I. Paul, C. Heitel, A. Hills. H, Polli- son. R. Pilhgren. First row: L. A. Betty. Miss Muir. Miss Davey. Mrs. Tasca, B. Quinn. Stand- ing: Miss Schandelmaier. Second row: Mr. Bodkin. Mr. Pollison, Mr. Dente. Mr. Weber. B. Cook. B. Ullrick. D. Piotrowski. Third row: I. Sheller, P. Meeks, I. Laiti, K. Sorensen. D. de Cor- dova. D. Carron, R. Strack, B. Hill. CA A IA ULIB The Canasta Club was founded in 1950 by a small group of students in- terested in the game. The club has a membership of forty-two students. The group meets in the Library every Mon- day during the Activities Period. Diane Ohrnberger is Chairman of Activities and Miss Dix is its sponsor. 44 4:4-um Ili! RIIW LING ULIB The two-fold purpose of the Bowling Club is to afford its members the op- portunity tor constructive recreation and to improve their own technique in the game. Membership is open to anyone in the student body: the en- thusiasts bowl each week at Feibel's Bowling Alley, Teaneck, and from time to time participate in local and region- al competition. f ' gf l'H0'l'0GllAPHY UL B Each week the members discuss var- ious techniques oi photography. Three times a year a contest is held. Win- ners are selected on photographic and artistic quality oi their prints. First row: P. Grosso, B. Cook. I. Wengenroth, R. Budinich. Miss Whye. Second row: M. Ar- nold, P. Simon, P. Meeks. G. Wright, I. Schlamp E. Kirchofi. At Camera: K. Hancock. Seated: B. Farrance. I. Denman, E. Banta. R. Arnebold, R. Sonheim. L. Black. Standing: I. Herrmann. N. Se- cor, G. Wright W. Frotscher, I. Ruzicka, F. Sayers. I. Schlamp. LA'l'I CL B The members of Secunda Nulli tsec- ond to nonel aim to gain a more thor- ough knowledge of Roman life, cus- toms, and language and to understand better the practical and cultural value of Latin. Membership requirement is that the student must have had at least one term of Latin. First row: N. Secor, A. DeLuca, D. Penque, G. Wright, Mrs. Hickman. Second row: A. Dreisbach. B. Negrini, H. Schmidt. M. Fyie, P. Reardon. P. Baker. M. Merlo. D. Hancock, I. Monaco, A. Henizmann. K. Herman. ALL- I'1I'I'E HIICKEY Each school holding a membership in the State Hockey Association sends a group to the fall tournament at Tren- . - ton. From these groups, the All-State team is selected. Bogota High School was honored in having five students selected for the first team. The girls were judged by several of the outstanding coaches and players in the state. Lett to right: I. DeNoce. R. l.aPIace, R. White. L. Fincken, N. Francica, Miss Iackson. a R-ef - D71 I 'Wbwqll-els' Q ,X RIFLE CL II The Rifle Club is organized to teach the fundamentals of riflemanship. The club meets once a week for theory and 4 once a week for practice on B the range at School Three. A competitive program with other schools is the major object of the club. Kneeling. Ielt to right: H. Ploehn. G. Lund, G. Brinkerhott. G. Wright. I Ruzicka. Second row: E. Krieck. I. Costello. D. Rute. M. Dillon, S. Wehr maker, M. Kranzler. E. Moyer. Third row: G. Muller. I. Schiller, P. Simon. D. Northrlup. V. Iackson. W. MacFarlane, D. Hanson. I. Marin. Mr. Weber. Cltandlngj. Fourth row: R. Hall. H. Hheinhagen, D. Smith. G. Bush. I Iordun. I. Wengenroth. A. Forsythe. W. Bowman. D. Hammerhand. 15: tsl: NUMEIIAL HIILIIIIII Numerals are awarded to all girl' who have participated on one or mor: winning teams in sports. Kneeling: M. Browde, G. Ade, G. Schroeder. I De Noce. L. Meyer, G. Houghton, P. Bellassai. N. Francica. Second row: C. Beams. C. Kutsch C. Peterson. H. Schanzenbach. I. Hummer. S. Olsen, I. Garvin, E. Miller. D. Benzing. Standing third row: D. Dawson. l. Nebbia. E. Fish. L Fincken, B. Steuert. A. Damurjian, D. Hearn. S Arnold. T. Roth. N. Wood, R. White. ?f-Ga.. we -o. RAIL In order to become a member of the Gir1's Athletic Council, one must first be a member of the Gir1's Athletic Association and then be voted into the council by G. A. A. and old mem- ber of G. A. C. Members are selected on the basis of interest in athletics, leadership, de- pendability, cooperation, and ability. The purpose of the G. A. C. is to assist in the organization and promotion of athletics through intramurals, playdays. and sports- days, to develop leadership and initiative through the athletic program, and to assist in conducting all gym classes. HUCKEY CL B A first and second team, representing each class, competes in the hockey intramurals. After many exciting games of close competition the Senior First Team and Iunior Second Team were victorious Standing: I. De Noce, C. Kutsch. I. Garvin, H Schanzenbach, D. Dawson, A. Damurjian. S. Ar nold. R. White. T. Roth. E. Miller, I. Hummer E. Peterson, C. Beams I 1 ri-rea First row: B. Quinn. D. Benzing. R. White. H. Schanzen- bach, D. Dawson, Miss Iackson. Second row: A. Damur- jian, B. Stewart, L. Fincken. E. Miller. E. Peiersorx, R LaPlace, D. Hund. I. Nebbia. Third row: P. Orzel E Bowers. M. Browde, G. Ade. I. Schroeder, P. Bellassai' I. De Noce, N. Francica. sag? . . k- ,Qff H- gangs 'V ig-Lg ...., K , K Tw xy5,,kp.k5,,,, g . on 1.-My VJ Air y K iq.. .sg ,y 00 cf I nh Seated: Miss Iackson, R. White, N. Wood. M. I. Davis. S. Arnold, A. Damurjian. B. Eck. G. Maquire. B, Quinn. L. Fincken. M. Roscher, B. Steuert. Second row: D. Dawson, V. McCarthy, E. O'Neil. R. LaPlace, C. Roper, E. Miller, H. Schanzenbach. E. Peterson. C. Miller. D. Hund, P. Orzel. A. Hingsamer. Third row: M. Kranzler. I. Larson, I. Richards. C. McCann, M. Browde. G. Ade. I. Schroeder. P. Bellassai. REFEREE' CLUB Any girl in Bogota High School is eligible for membership in the Referee's Club. Members are trained in the tech- niques of officiating at games as well as given a background of knowledge of official women's rules. The club meets once a week to practice officiat- ing the sport of the season. In addition, the better officials are selected to offi- ciate at intramurals, class tournaments. and playdays. At the spring letter day assembly, awards are presented to the outstand- ing officials of the year. 47 Any girl in Bogota High School is eligible for membership in the Girls' Athletic Association. Activities scheduled for the year include tive sport days, a Christmas party, and a shore trip. Members of the G. A. A. may be selected tor teams playing other schools. It is from the G. A. A. that members are G.A.A. elected in the G. A. C. 145.gif IICCER At B.H.S. the months oi September, October, and November mean Soccer. Intra class games are played. This year, after successfully defeating all other teams. the seniors became the champions. 5 First row. kneeling: I. Hummer. I. De Noce. H. Schanzenbach. E. Peterson. E. Miller. Second row. standing: C. Beams, C. Kutch. T. Roth. A. Darnur- jian. R. White, N. Wood. G.A.A. First row: L.. A. Betty. D. Orhen- berger. A. Damuriian. L. Finclr- en. M. Roscher, D. Kunzler. C. I Salek. D. Hearn, S. Arnold. T Rothe. K. Kirchoti. R. White. Second row: M. Iackson, G Bordeaux. A. Heinzman, E. Peter son, P. Orzel. I. Hoehler. D Hund. R. Schmidt. E. Krepple L. Fish, E. O'Neil, D. Hancock L Livingston. H. Hisgrove. C Roper, I. Nebbia. V. McCarthy M. Downs. Third row: N. Fran cica. L Meyer. P. A. Kraus, B llcCanless, I. Downs, K. Herman B. Peroq, R. Koslick, C. Cough lon. K. McCann. P. Philqren. H Romana. C. Tice. S. Wehrmalzer. B. Wagner, L. Kutsch. C. Miller First row: F. Baker. A. Mann, B. Ia cobsen, B. Quinn. G. Maguire. B. Kerri gan. B. Ecke. N. Wood. M. I. Davis N. Eckenrode, E. Fish, Miss Iackson Second row: M. Olsen. l.. Olsen, M May. A. Hingsamer. B. Brown, I. Lar son. A. Hallstein, M. Kranzler. M. Mer lo. D. Benzing, M. Kaul, B. Steuert, D. Dawson, I. Hildebrandt. Third row: C. Francica, I. De Noce. P. Bellassai G. Schroeder. G. Ade. M. Browde, I. Yates. I. Paul. C. Stricker. B. Schu- macher. H. Hothe. R. Pollison, A. Pal- misano. I. Monaco, R. Maragliano. E Endress, H. Schanzenbach. E. Miller: R. La Place. C. Bowers. . -43 I . I Brran rhrs rs Mr Prm Mr. Carraway Prm LIST OF CHARACTERS George Morden' I P Roger Pon' fannouncmg her! Olivia, his wife Dinah, his niece Lady Marden, h1 aunt Ioan Hummer Brian Strange Canaway Pim r Anne A ,A , r Prompter Noi NO! gfqy fhegel 90 on playing ve just remembered hrs name was This is to be a porrrart of Lady Strange Ernesf Polwlrrle not Henry 'Ei l0R PLAY I' i S-N., om ,ad fum, s., , Q.- ? 4 1 , ,,- zf. A S. 1 .1 r , R-Z . t 4- ,f X f 0 A X7 f' Af' I Left to right: Luke Bentley Cliloqer Porrjg Abraham Bentley QPhilip Herzoqjg Annie CSally Arnold 7: Mary QDorothea Dawsonjg Pat Sweeney Qloseph Santolibg Coach-Mr. Simpson. JUNIUR PLAY Left to right. back row: Detective QEd Kirchofij: Hheba QMarion Browdej: Penelope Sycamore QBarbara Eckj: Essie LVirginia McCarthyJ: Alice QBeryl Carronli Gay Wellington CBarbara Godejg Mrs. Kirby Cloan Hilde- brandtjz Mr. De Pinna CPaul De Marraisj. Front row: YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU Moss Hart and George Kaufman 8 , wg Lt .4 , T ff- ,-'-212: -A 3: ' wif? 't'X'.?'.2r 4- -QQ. Detective Cllonald Frankji Prompters Clfranlr Sayersj: Tony Kirby CGeorge Brinkerhoiilg Martin Vanderhoi tDonald De Cordova D: Paul Sycamore QGordon Wriqhtjy Mr. Kirby QPaul Reardonl: Detective Qlerry Ruzickaj: Ed QNeil Secorj: Boris Kolenkhov Qlsadore Richman. ab- sent from picturej. eaffjdf '0PHOM0llE PLAY 5..- XV' . Q F N 1 l . Y J I J !. .1 1 ss. f' L, Lett to right: Mary CCarol Coghlanl: Iunior Chrmand DeLucaj: Prompter Clanice Gemmellj: Paul Iones Uimmy Nevillej: Iane CBetty Quinnjg Student Director Clohn ' ' Father CDavid North- Shillerj: Mother QAdrrenne Marmj. IUPDI Coach-Mr. Tiene. ..-vf NV l ,W- I , LN , 1' fri' Leit to right, back row: Wilber CCharles Ibachjg Cliff nie Cflamona Maraglianojg Judy CBarbara Perogjg Betty CBob Carneyj: Mr. Maxwell QStuart Olesond: Bob CWil- Lou CPeggy Arm Kraus jg Bernadine Llanet Ridellb: Mrs. liam Theuret5: Prompter QBernard Perraraj: lack CWalter Maxwell Clklice Hingsamer J: Mary CBetty Lou Wagnerj. ' ' ' Front row: Con- Eblinqbi Frank QDon Prtrowskr, absentl. First row: C. Miller, A. Palmisano, I, Downs, R. Marag- liano, I. Garvin, C. Beams, G. Bordeaux, C. Knam, E. Parmelee, M. Haaf, I. Riddell, M. May. Second row: L. Kutch. I. Davis, D, Celander, I. Garbariene, C. Amoruso, A. Hingsamer, S. Wehrmaker. C. Amoruso, H. Rothe, H. Romano, P. Sammaraco, B. Wagner. Third row: I. Paul. THE GLEE ULIB P. Pihlgren, S. Bergen, I. Burnell, P, Harris, I. Lehman M. Hanrahan, M. Kranzler, M. Roscher, D. Garvin, B Barnes, K, Kirchofl. Fourth row: L. Fish, A. Heinzmann C. Heitel. D, Hancock, A. Dreisbach, C. Stricker, D. Kuenz ler. I. Yates, D. Hund, B. Quinn, C. McCann, E, Winter Filth row: I. Gemmell, V, Knowlden, B. Perog. The Glee Club exemplifies to a high degree the musical ability of B.H.S. students. The boys and girls have spent many wone deriul hours under the leader- ship oi Mr. Dente. Their out- standing performances are the Christmas and Spring Concerts which aroused much iavorable comment. Members of the group frequently appear in school as- sembly programs. MR, DENTE Director First row: S. Arnold, C. Francica, P. A. Gilcher, I. Bene, C. Rocdmato. B. Wilson, D. Carron, A. Agresta, D. Cum- ming, C. Roper, I. Beyer, E. Schmidt. Second row: B. Car- ron, D. Hearn, B. Lutz, T. Edison, I. Fayko, P, Mouland, G. Bordeaux, C. Coghlan, B. Schumacher, R. Scimidt. B. Schwarz, D. Anderson. Third row: M. O'Neill, B. Reilly, I. Sheehy, A. Wizneski, T. Sheppard. R. Schlossareck, R. Muller, N. Secor, R. Pollison, S. Olsen, I. Knam, A, Mc DAWN STASSEN A ccom pan ist Farlane. Fourth row: R. La Place, B. Wagner, K. Wilson T. Wieczoreck, B. Arnebold. G. Cummings, C. Banta, D Wolf, I. Whittaker, C. Bowers, C. Brown, V. McCarthy Filth row: B. Iacobsen, P. Orzel, P. A. Kraus, C. Meyer C. Iackson, E. Banta, B. Frotscher, H. Avakian, M, Fyle C. Salek, B. Kerrigan, E. Mills. Sixth row: D. StassenI Mr. Dente. ff Cyl 'f' nc 1 M La' CHRISTMAS 1950 CONCERT fCathedral windows by Art Departmentl Photo Courtesy of Sunday Sun 'A llfl ll S si ' ' Adding much color to our toot- ,gw .. Ask-24 QP V N R. --f dflt i ,Q .4 tit: I 2 G ii' kim g x ,T.'x' 'N Q. Q f mx X i F' ' . g - l .wry Karyn, 'u w . I - V NOHMA ECKENRODE ball games was the B. H. S. Band. Besides participating at these games. the band provided music lor the Memorial Day Pro- gram. participated in an annual concert, and performed ior grade school assemblies on special oc- cassions. Much credit should be given to the members. who worked hard to give B. H. S. a good band. to the twirlers, whose tireless eflorts have brought glory to the organization. and last, but not least, to Mr. Dente. who has spent so many hours arranging and directing the mu- sic which we have so much en- joyed. lit-fg N K N .wi U yy-Nail. 4, i ytg A ,iv T7 RW KJV Head Twirler First row: R. Langen. A. De Luca, G. Schroeder. H. Car- ney, R. Clausen. D. Celander. L. Fincken. S. Olesen, Albin Roth. T. Wallace. P. Simon. T. Cross. W. Frotscher. R. Porr, D. Northrup. B. Schumaker, W. Williams. B. Quinn. L. LOIS RAM Maforette Ram, N. Echenrode, A. MacFarlane. I. Hildebrandt. C. Mc Cann. W. Theuret. C. Holtch, R. Budinich. G. Geils. R. Hall. A. La Place. Maurice Arnold, A. Mann. W. Baumann. B. Ferrara, B. Carron. E. Winter, G. Bush. B. McCanless. ll 'z I l1,r,i'? I xl Y-u-levy :- . wiv' . ,- , 'r ..,W- ...Me A . , '- . ,,,.. ,,...,.,, is wc-.. .. . A . . . . ' 1 --wM'wi.- w.'3..a.o---...wi -M.,.,, 1 1 .Mya H A ' Qf+fa9nQii5.w-Z'-,'.. ..4.s'?Efi1w..... .,'iL..n . .tier 17' 'i 111 -X Z' 'Ellll Allllll ' These talented boys of Bogota High School fre- quently play at dances and other social events during the school year. G. Bush. M. Arnold, C. Roltsch. T. Wallace, D. Burhans. Luca. .J 'T K1-'Q mfg: Lei, 1 y L 2 ll. ' 4 I' 1 I t . I Gllllif' UHUHAL GRO P The purposes of the Choral Group are to ad- vance the musical ability of its members: to further their appreciation of mu- sic: to give music a promi- nent position in the school and community: and to stimulate interest in mu- sic. Its members are selected through tryouts: any female member of the Glee Club is eligible to become a member. 54 A. lx-. ,. A. Do VAGABO ll' The familiar voices of the Va- gabonds have brightened many school assemblies, dances, and other social events. Bogota High School was proud of these boys when they appeared as contestants in the Northem New Iersey Radio Contest. I. Faylro. B. Wilson, N. Secor, D. Bur- hans. ' First row: I. Sheehy D. Dawson. V. McCarthy, B. Iacobsen, B. Quinn. S. Arnold. C. Saleh. Second row: B. Carron. R. Schmidt, M. May. C. Roper, C. Brown. D. Hund. E. Winter. Third row: C. A. Stricker, G. Bordeaux. I. Paul, P. A. Gilcher. S. Olsen. B. Perog. C. Hietel. I. Knam. At Piano: I. Beyer. Directing: Mr. Dente. 1 -f 9.- ' f w? 5 'Q lx, . -2,4111 X ' ,J in V, 4, , ,J In 4- 1 ffwvo ,Z ., ,Ty -:J Q fax f Nw 1 X V an X N 'X K We .fad gaefufffunq Jul' 0444 Name am! Une Game :ilk Lett to right Gustcldx Wieczoreck Gleason Richmond Laiterly Messina Ridgefield Park Lyndhurst ....A..w Ridgewood .,V,., Pompton Lakes Hawthorne .,...V Ramsey .........,.. North Arlington Fair Lawn ...,..w, Leonid ....,.,.,....t Won 1 Los 8 Lett to right: Hanson Melia Steimle McCabe Schmidt Rchmond Lai terly. Van Del Vleet Frcncica Daubenberger Rosenberger 5 if 5 A .r' if .. , 2 Q Rows 4 -.-J We t . .alex ' irfgw? Ei ,,,,, I, ' ' '97 Q X Q 1. ,mf Ns .. K .rw 4. I VU Sue he X li, .. is Q. . swf' Laying plans for rhe second hall. Steimle !Babel throws Key Block as Schmidt smashes Leonia's line. , A. Q YJ Vp we f fair 'Q rf A his Melia takes a lrnoclrolf and spurts for the Leonid defense. Speciale prepares to shoot while Hodic guards 57 Bogota surrounds Ridgewood lor a rebound. R Si Alf 1 '31 VARSITY Tenatly .....,.....,. ..... .........,,...,.,.,, St. Cecelia .....,..... . ,,,,, Ridgefield Park Westwood ......,. Bergenfield ,..4w,. Y... Ridgewood .,.,,.. .... Ramsey .,.,,w... Fair Lawn .w,..... Lyndhurst .oo...... A.... Hawthorne .,.... St. Cecelia .,......w. ..... Pompton Lakes Fair Lawn ...,......w. .... Ridgewood ..,.,o Ramsey wvv.......,t. .,.. Lyndhurst ....,ooot .w.. Hawthorne ,...ooo,.,oo,,,,, vv.w Ridgefield Pmk Won 7 Los Bergen County Iamboree Holy Trinity ..o.,,........,...,o.,.A.,.,....,. Standing: I. Gleason. I. St. Angelo, I. Fayko B Speciale Kneel ing: Mr. Bunch, C. Rolsch, P. Bedrosian, I St Pierre R Hodnc R. Springhom, T. Edson, D. Fuessle, Mgr. St. Cecelia ,..,.. Ridegiield Park Westwood ,..... Bergenfield ...... Ridgewood .,,. Ramsey .,,.... Fair Lawn , Lyndhurst ..,,.. Hawthorne . .. c St. Cecelia Pompton Lakes Fair Lawn Ramsey .... ,.... Lyndhurst ,.....,, Hawthorne ..,.... Ridegfield Park Won 6 Los 0 xi ty QQCW To our outstanding athletes who have parti- cipated in competition games, thereby earning a required numbers ol points. an honor sweater has been awarded. Leit to right: Ieonnette DeNoce. Ioe Francica, Edith Peterson. Tom McCabe, Elaine Miller. Pete Hansen, Dorothea Dawson, Rudy Hodic, Arlean Damurjian, Bill Speciale, Teresa Roth, Kenneth Steimle, Regine White, Ed Melia, Hugo Gastoldi. George Schmidt. Left to right Boys Ioe Francica Don Piotrowslci, Floyd Latierty, T. Edson. T. McCabe. T. Shep- pard B Messina D Woli A Rosenberger T Wieczoreck. P. Hansen, H. Hodic. B. Speciale, K. R Steimle E Melia I Gleason H Gastaldr G Schmidt, D. Daubenberger. Left to right, Girls: I. DeNoce E Peterson C Beams C Kutch I Hummer. E. Miller, D. Dawson. A. Damurjian, S. K. Sorensen rr- 1 q 'SWE av r C 55,3 'Q Q Q ' I , . A .2-,. In ' '. ' i si .fl -. ., .- - f 'E. Melia 1 1 .vw ,'M3 P Hansen I.. Stahll. B. Meier. D. Struck. M. Trapani J' -B. R. Ferrara. P. O'Connell. I. Bene 60 C. Bama, S. Bergen M. Snyder --Ab C. Beams, I. Garvin A ,415-M mfr . Q 'f I Y L ,, ft, I V X vi SV 5 Y. Wolf R. Sonheim, D. Stevens E. Ross, C. Iackson Q O 0 io 09 J . . r 'I 49 M E 4-n dx. Q T' . M ., -V 'A' - ...x , ,. ,. . 9, M - 5. ,.N.. . p,. J R , - avi! ua.. C. Kohnley, I. Kuno 14 Zfecw ia Rememdm, MIINTH BY MIINTH... The opening of our senior year seemed much the same as other years. The J 1 appearance of the cheerleaders. twirlers, and football team in uniform clearly showed that sports were under way. I , p , lf' Come on team! Let's light! FX 5 r ,fo Cheesecake! ! nah, Rah, Team! ! 1 ' . ,.+ K 1 sa Auf As Halloween drew near the Teaneck Chamber of Commerce sponsored a window painting contest arnong the surrounding high schools. The Bogota team of H. Burhans, I. Fayko, T. Wallace won first place. Mr. Pim Passes By, our senior play, opened our senior activities with a bang. -we X f if 'vifffi is 'la is s. at g -.-H Treas. lohn Primoshic of the Teaneck Chamber oi Com merce presents the Window Painting award to R. Bur hans T Wallace andl Fa ko. The Winning Picture ' ' ' ' Y no nj PMNY- l:m:u'l'A 1-Ill svllou NM R P1 M PASSES Bl xx -Y ADM ISSION H0 1 La leccion para manana- Standing: Miss Muir. First row: S. Bergen. C. Beams, I. Garvin. Second row: Y. Woll, M. Cozen, P. Fleck. N. Secor. Courtesy oi Sunday Sun .. T' .rt g4Y H. v The end of the foothall season, a Thanksgiving. picture contest in .Hacken- sack, and a storm wh1ch turned the Rlvervxew Fleld mto a swxmmmg pool were the high points oi the month. ,tk '., .1 What! I ! ! ? A football field? The Bogota Team, Burhans, Wallace, Fayko, win first place in a Hackensack Window Painting Contest Courtesy of Sunday Sun Leonia Game. Laflerty IRJ on a lateral. f S d S Counesy O un GY un Courtesy ot Sunday Sun Band Rehearses-Looks Good to us! 41 an 4 'q-3,1 xd- 1-F550 ,Y'FI!LJ lifgd' The Basketball season is on its way. The band is now so well organized that when Mr. Dente can not be present at early assemblies members direct. ,,f' C1055 IIEUEMBER Hodic almost pushes the ba!! in Courtesy of Sunday Sun Sewiflq Period 51h 'vcr' 65 The month of blues, discouragement, cmd exams, followed by report cards. not always the most pleasant thmgs to see. Budinich and Arnold consider the situation Busy-lirtle beavers Keeping in shape v T 15 5.11 ll Q L A new semester begins. Pubhc Servxce bus dnvers stnke but school authon txes see to it that we do not mlss school The state orders Au Rcud Dnlls the only time we are absolutely qu1et 1--,K , . ifl 355 '-at ' .--in 431. The special bus deposits Maywood students at the door. D. de Cordova seems to doubt his own posszble results ,V MARCH I LA ational Honor ociet . 5 In .2 'R ' I fi Tlx, Al.. , Q. 7 'II DAMON CAROL MARGARET CARRON CHOMSLAND COZEN 1 DIANE I-IEARN f -s.. I' Q CONSTANCE DOROTHEA IEA NETTE NORMA JOAN BEAMS DAWSON DE NOCE ECKENRODE GARVIN I0 F I W, ROGER PORR M PHILIP GROSSO 4,1 ,SQ qs-0 ,C 5 'Q JL :Q II Y, V277 I ' ' ' ' ' I SANDRA THOMAS RICHARD MARIE DELORES LOUISE ANN OLSEN SHEPPARD STRACK TRAPANI BENZING BETTY X I 191 A A I - CAC 4, A I is X ' 3 :-f T ' -- L f fi, DONALD IANICE GEORGE BOBBE LOU NEALE de CORDOVA LARSON MCCANLESS SCHMIDT SECOR The year nears the end. The weather is too nice to study, It's spring! APRIL 5 n t s 1 1 f 1 'l'hey're working? The men who put up the scenery and turn on lights: Tall ladder going up: B. Meier, I. Shiller, B. Cook, K. Sorensen. Small ladder: P. De Marrais, B. Ullrich. Stand- ing: I. Francica, D. Northrup, A. Gerard. Assembly: Senior, foreground: Iuniors, at left: Sophomores and Freshmen, balcony. ill? -7 X .rr , A KA mai 8 fn. -. ll. ' 'fix' 'C' ., '12 f. ., Y vw fi. .... i 1 5 'mill 71 :lf 1 1 e I 1 q T 1' Y :.-., .4 S1 533441 A BUF ill ll Il!! IlIflHHISl'HH'H , BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS R. Port-S. Arnold I xvl ,V mf, Xl ,W N 1551 P fmlnuudlf n INR ING . DGWSOD PEPP W' Speciqlelisifr Mfu ' el' W l Cainer 1115215 H9329 '7 Artirlvs. x mrivx. I!-,x -1 at .............. ur VVel!es K . - - . KI'ieger,E. Twoome Vey Gmttnn MOST STUDIOUS ! D. Canon-D. Hearn vu iews, Src. POP LARITY Day' . X 1' X M g' A lg E255 l DLXEST YRIEN ers T. FrcmciCG'1 ' Humm - 2 xi 'gy , Y Q CUTEST R. Frey-L. Myers E MOST ARTISTIC I. Krieger-R. Burhcms-M. Frcruenpreis 'I' BEST ATHLETES R. Hodic-R. White BEST P. Herz0g13qIEISSgD ozen T Ev-I-'U'DEdFe H.. ...., ,h,,,m, gllfl! mag A ,hs T Musmcu-NS Exmsfg mms SAUCERS BBS en SHYIS ,D. S1055 D. W T R- Po Qual- Whnakef MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED P. Grosso-D. Hearn HAR O Q , ,M 53' ., 535: 1 71 a Q, 'A' 1 fi if '11 . +s h - .3 A .qw . 'z , 'wi ' n, . iw -Q x .ya si ,. M1 1 ,K . .Q H, pa , X MOST VERSATILE W. Speciale-D. Dawson MOST DIGNIFIED L. Ram-P. Herzog-D. Canon- I Garvin BEST DISPOSITION I. Francica-I. Nebbia 0LlTI Hard at work' fBookkeeping class! ...- .1, ,fa S Student demonstration in History II Jxhwxlzl Q Xf?..f,x X A' .,, 5 g x , x lame In future years when lile's a play And we are grey, let come what may, Our thoughts revert to the days of old When we staked our all on the Purp There's a castle built on knowledge The place where friends are made, It's a stepping stone to college Where our path of life is laid. Although the world we travel 'round Although the end is nigh, We'11 not forget the joys we found At our dear Bogota High. le and Gold ff X ,'. 1' -t -X.. .ff 'es Block Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Busters I. E. Hanson Edward Stoll W. D. Wengenroth V. I. Gilcher Katz Raymond I. Moore Mr. and Mrs. A. Ronalgia Mr. and Mrs. George Quinn Eddie and Fred Wood Mr. and Mrs. George, Mac, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. T, Shoe Miss Muir Mr. and Mrs. Langhorst Mr. and Mrs. C. Shortall Ruth Banina Mrs. W, Eckardt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bauman Mrs. Irma Scheerer Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Brandt Ir. Mr. and Mrs. F. Bene Mrs. F. Stickel Mr. and Mrs. William Delg Mr, Yvonne Wolf lean Kuno Peggy Ann Kraus Marcia May Bob Carney Stuart Olesen xx ond Mrs. Arthur Muhlhohm Omg o ht L -'21 -- yy o o - i , Li Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller Theodore Cardel Kenneth H. Koepplinger Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Diaz Mr. and Mrs. C, M. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Mr. and Mrs. Orzel Miller Hearn Mr. and Mrs. I. Maguire Mrs. Mary Wolle Edward Fuchs, Ir. Mrs. A. I. Stager Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rhoodes Mrs, M. I. Moloughney Mr. Frank Moloughney Miss I. E. Moloughney Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hippe Stone Busters Ronald Clausen Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knam Mr. Iohn Broomhead Mr. and Mrs. Gus I. Miss Marian Arnold Mrs. G. Goebel Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Barbara Perog Bill Westphal Don Piotrowski Ramona Maragliano Carole and Dolores Loreita's Shop Joyce Bussanich Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Diana Stevens Dreisbach Kirkland De Noce Pebble Busters Mary Iackson Miriam Synes Doris Davey Harold Bunch Vernon Iackson Mrs. B. F. Downey Mr, and Mrs. William Beckmann Mrs. Henrietta Keller Mr. and Mrs. Adam Helfert Mr. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Martin Mr. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Dauter Dauter and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. and Mrs. W. E. Wood Bruce, .Anthony Samuel Kuno Rebuilding Grover Sachtleben I. T. Kaul Larsen Charles Staas Walter Fetzer G. W. Stassen E, Derrow Nana and Aunt Peg Edward L. Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Eckenrode Mr. and Mrs. Darnurjian Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Cozen Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph I. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Oscar E. Olsen r IC' fu .N Ya S as ' 'I 0 Q s Peggy Gilcher Carole Salik Bette Wagner Sue Wehrmaker Ray Reinhagen Frances Brelitz Ianet C. Kaul Loretta Fish Barbara Brown Ioan Butterworth Bob Ryan Elliot Smith Mr. and Mrs. Otto Vestal Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Markwalter Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph E. Masterson Mrs. Rainey Mrs. Perre Betty Quinn Gloria Maguire Richard Cowell Pat Hearn Buz Hearn Frank I. Tibbitt Alan Fuchs Mildred Fuchs Boots and Mickey Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Metzler Mrs. Madeline Laudon Mr. and Mrs, Frank Charles Rippe Betty Fetzer Eileen Gropler Nancy Wood Dolores Kuenzler Burke Barbara Thompson Helen Romano Bill Brandow Iohn Kalore Don Mullen Eddie Taylor lane and Ruth Miss Dorothy Fetzer Mr. and Mrs. Ralph De Torssco Mrs. Helen Lewandosky Elaine Lewandosky Bradley Grey Rae Koslik Doris Bateman Don Carlson Alice Hingsamer Pauline Schandelmaier Ki. Ecky, Eddie. Bet Al and Edna Bill and Celeste Bobbe and Iean Mary, Glenny. Cathy. E l0ll STATISTICS ANTHONY JOHN AGRESTA Glee Club 1, 4: Chess Club 3, 4: Photography Club l: Latln Club l. ROBERT G. ARNEBOLD Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Bowling Club 4: Men's Choral 2. SARAH ELIZABETH ARNOLD Glee Club 1, 2. 3, State Chorus 3. 47 Student Council l: 3, 4: Soccer 1, 2. Numeral Holder 2. 4: Bergen County Festival 1. 2. 3: All One Act Play 1. 2, 3: Senior Play 4: Klaxon 3, 4: Glrl's Choral Group 1. 2. 3: Hockey 1, 2. 3, 4: Varsity B 3 4: 3, 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: Bowling Club 3: Dra- matlcs 1 3: G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Ballleibdll 1- 2. 32 TGUDU 1, 2: Sophomore Dance Committee 2: Home Room Pres. 2: Home Room Vice Pres. 4: Referees Club 1, 2. 3. 4. CURTIS W. BANTA Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Bergen County Festival 2, 3: Klaxon 4: Quartet 3: Spanish Club 4: Stage Crew 3: Men's Choral Group 2, EDWIN H. BANTA Glee Club 2, 4: Bowling Club 4: Men's Choral Group 2. CONSTANCE E. BEAMS Numeral Holder 2. 3, 4: Varsity B 4: Dramatic Club 1: Tennis Club 1, 2: One Act Play Committee l: Soccer Team 2. 3. 4: Hockey Team 2. 3. 4: G. A. A. 2.3: Sophomore Dance Commltee 2: Klaxon 3. 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Bergen County Festival 3: Tri-Y 4: Iunior Prom Committee 3: Sec- retary and Treas. Home Room 4: Bowling Club 3, 4: Spanish Club Pres. 4. JACK FRANK BENE Glee Club 1. 2. 3, 4: Art Club 1. 2: Men's Choral Group 2: Bergen County Festival 2, 3: Morning League 1. 2. 3. 4: Bowling Club 3: Year Book Staff 4. SUZANNE M. BERGEN Glee Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Klaxon 3, 4: Bergen County Festival 3. CAROLYN JARDEN BLACKMAN Dramatic Club 1: One Act Play Committee 1, 2. 3: Senior Play Committees 4: Klaxon 3, 4. Advertising Manager 4: Year Book 4: Tennis Club 1. 2: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3: Bowling Club 3. 4: Iunlor Prom Committee 3: Sophomore Dance Committee 2: Costume Committee Chairman, Senior Play 4: Hockey 2, 2nd Team 4: Klaxon Dance Committee 3. ROBERT CLIFFORD BUDINICH Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Rifle Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Science Club 2: Photography Club 3. 4: Radio Club 3: Art Club l: Bergen County Band 2. RICHARD W. BURHANS Football 3. 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3.: Art Club 2. 3: Men's Choral 1: Quatet 1, 2. 3. 4: All State 3, 4: Yearbook 4. WILLIAM G. CAMERON Football 3: Morning League Basketball 2. 3, 4: Moming League Baseball 2. 3. 4. DAMON R. CARRON Glee Club l, 4: Latin Club l Vice President: One Act Plays 1. 2. 3: Senior Play 4: Science Club l: Rifle Club 2. 3. 4: Bowling 2. 3: Chess Club 3, 4: National Honor So- ciety 3. 4: Iersey Boys' State 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3. 4: Assembly Committee 3. 4: Vice President of Senior Class: Ping Pong Toumament 2. 3. 76 CAROL CHOMSLAND Canasta Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. MARGARET M. COZEN Science Club 2: Spanish Club 4: Glee Club 2, 3: National Honor Society 3. 4. ARLEAN DAMURJIAN G. A. A. 1, 2. 3, 4: G. A. C. 3, 4: Play Day Manager 4: Tri-Y 3, 4: Vice President 4: Referees Club 2, 3. 4: Soc- cer 1. 2, 3. 4: Hockey 1, 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2 3: Volley- ball l, 2, 3: Art Club 1: Numeral Holder 2, 3. 4: Speed- ball 1. 2. 3: Softball 2. 3: Typing Club 2. 3: Tennis Club 1. 2: Varsity B 3. 4: Honor Sweater 4. DOROTHEA NYCE DAWSON G. A. A. 1. 2. 3, 4: G. A. C. 2. 3, 4: Corresponding Sec- retary 4: Citizenship Institute 3: Soccer 1. 2. 3: Hockey 1. 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3: Vol1!yball 1, 2, 3: Speedball 1, 2, 3: Softball 1, 2 3: Dramatic Club l: Referees Club l. 2, 3. 4: Varsity B 1. 2, 3. 4: Choral Group 1. 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4: One Act Plays 2: Senior Play 4: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. 4: Captain 3: Co-Captain 4: Tri-Y 3. 4: Bergen County Festival 1. 2. 3: Sophomore Dance Com- mittee 2: Numeral Holder 2, 3. 4: Tennis Club 1. 2: Music Chairman of Tri-Y 4: Bowling Club 3. JOHN C. DENMAN Rifle Club 3: Bowling Club 3, 4: Science Club 4: Spanish Club 4. .IEANETTE C. DE NOCE Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Speedball 1. 2, 3: Softball l. 2. 3: G. A. A. 1. 2, 3. 4: G. A. C. 1, 2. 3, 4: Soccer Manager 2: Hockey Manager 4: Referees Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Trl-Y 3, 4: President 4: Dramatic Club 1: Tennis Club 2: Spanish Club 4: Varsity B 3, 4: Numeral Holder 2, 3, 4: New Iersey Field Hockey Association. First Team 4: Referee's Em- blem: Honor Sweater 4. RAY C. DUVIER Morning League Basketball 1. 2. 3: Morning League Soft- ball 1, 2, 3. NORMA C. ECKENRODE Art Club 1, 2: Typing Club 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Science Club 1: Treasurer Iunior and Senior Class: Sophomore Dance Committee 2: Twlrling 4: Basketball First Team 1: 2nd Team Basketball 2: Volleyball 1: G. A. A, l. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Yearbook Stafi 4: Treasurer Home Room 3. FLORENCE CAROL ENGELS Canasta Club 4: Library Club 4. GEORGE FARRANCE Bowling Club 4: Science Club 4: Chess Club 3. 4. ELIZABETH FAST Secretary Home Room 2: Science Club 2: Glee Club 2. 4: G. A. A. 2. RICHARD FERRARA Art Club 1, 2: Morning League 2, 3, 4: Bowling Club 3. ROBERTA FIELD Glee Club 4: G. A. A. 4: Hockey Team, 2nd 4. EILEEN FISH Science Club l: Art Club 2: G. A. A. 3. 4: Sophomore Dance Committee 2: Soccer 3: Numeral Holder 3: Typing Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1. E lllll 'l'A'I'lS'l'lCS PATRICIA FLECK Canasta Club 3: Art Club 2, 4: Spanish Club 4. JOSEPH S. FRANCICA Home Room President 1. 4: Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, Morning League 1. 2. 3, 4: Student Council 2, Vice President 3: Varsity B 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Class President 2: Honor Sweater 3. MARGO L. FRAUENPREIS Art Club 2, 3: Soccer 2: Basketball 2nd Team 2: Volley- ball 2: Speedball 2, ROBERT W. FREY Science Club 2: Morning League Basketball 4: Morning League Softball 4. EDWARD FUCHS Football 3. 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Morning League Softball 2. 3, 4: Morning League Basketball 4. DAVID D. GAMBLIN Chess Club 3. 4. WILBUR J. GAMBLIN. JR. Hi-Y 3. 4: Bowling Club 3: Morning League Basketball 4: Morning League Soitball 4. JOAN C. GARVIN One Act Plays I. 2: Dramatic Club 1: Speedball 1: Bas- ketball Znd Team l: Bowling Club 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Bergen County Festival 3: Senior Play 4: Spanish Club 4: G. A. A. 1. 2. 3: Klaxon 3, 4: Ping Pong 2: Prom Com- mittee 3: Sophomore Dance Committee 2: Hockey 4: Cos- tume Committee 3. HUGO GASTALDI Football 2, 3. 4: Morning League 2, 3: Glee Club 2: Vice President ot Home Room 4: Alternate to Boys State: Year Book Staff 4: Varsity B 3, 4: Senior Play Committee 4: Bergen County Chorus 2: Honor Sweater 4: Sophomore Dance Committee 2. ALFRED J. GERARD Morning League 2, 3, 4. PHILIP GROSSO Football 2: Photography Club 2: Vice President lunior Class: Delegate to Iersey Boys State: President Senior Class: Yearbook Staff 4: Photography Club President 4: Chairman Senior Play Committee 4: Prom Committee 3. ERIC J. GUNTHER Softball 2, 3. 4: Basketball 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Volleyball 3. PETER HANSON Morning League 1, 2, 3. 4: Football 2. 3, 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4: Varsity B 3, 4: Morning League Baseball 1. PATRICIA LOUISE HARRIS Klaxon l, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y 2, 3. 4: Glee Club l, 2, 3 4: Stu- dent Council 4: One Act Play Ticket Committee 2: Senior Play Committee 3, 4. DIANE BARBARA HEARN Glee Club l, 3. 4: G. A. A, 1. 2. 3. 4: Bergen County Festival l, 3: Canasta Club 3: American Legion Oratorical Contest 3, 4: National Honor Society 3. 4: Art Club 2, 3: Senior Play Committee 4: Tri-Y 4: One Act Plays 2g Dm. matic Club l: Numeral Holder 3: Soccer 1, 3, 4: Hockey 1. 4: -Basketball 1, 3: Volleyball 3: Speedball 1. 2. 3: Baseball 1, 3: Year Book Staff 4. PHILIP HERZOG Senior Play Committee 4: Year Book Staff 4: Morning League Basketball 4: Oratorical Contest 4. RUDOLPH W. HODIC Morning League 1, 2: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1, 2: Varsity B 1, 2, 3. 4: Student Council 3: Home Room President 4: Honor Sweater 3. JOAN AGNES HUMMER Soccer l. 2. 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2. 3. 4: Basketball l, 2. 4, 2nd Team 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Speedball 2. 3: Baseball 2, 3: Class Treasurer l: Class Secretary 2, 4: One Act Play 4: Dramatic Club 1. 3: Typing Club 2, 3: Referees Club 2: Year Book Staff 4: Sophomore Hop Committee 2: Numeral Holder 2, 3: Varsity B 4. THOMAS JOSEPH IBACH Morning League 1. 2, 3, 4: Bowling Club l. CALVIN R. JACKSON Morning League 1, 2, 3. 4: .Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Bergen County Chorus 2. 3. 4: Bowling Club 4: Boy's Choral Group 2. JOAN M. JOURDAN Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Typing Club 3: Klaxon 2. MARY FRANCES KAUL G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. 4: Typing Club 2, 3: Basketball 2nd Team 2: Soccer 2nd Team 4: Hockey 2nd Team 4: Library Council 2: Year Book Staff 4: Program Committee Senior Play 4. BARBARA DOROTHY KELLER Glee Club 1: Klaxon 2: Band 1, 2. 3: Prompter Senior Play 4: Year Book Staff 4. JULE HARVEY KNAM Bowling Club 3: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Bergen County Chorus 3: Senior Play Committee 4. ANN BARBARA KRIEGER Bowling 3: Senior Play Committee 4. IRENE ELLEN KRIEGER Glee Club 2: Art Club 4. JEAN ELLEN KUNO Typing Club 2, 3: G. A. A. 2: Year Book Staff 4. NOEL KUPFRIAN Glee Club 2, 3: Bergen County Festival 2: Science Club 2, CELESTE K. KUTCH Glee Club l, 2, 3: Typing Club 3: Referee Club 3: Soccer 1, 2. 4: Hockey' l, 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Speedball 2: Baseball 2. 3: G. A. A. 2. 3. 4: Numeral Holder 3, JEAN E. LEHMAN Re-entered Bogota High September, 1950. Klaxon 4: Glee Club 4: Tri-Y 4. R. GORDON P. LOGAN Entered Bogota High. September, 1950. Science Club 4: Senior Play Committee 4. ARTHUR C. LONEGAN Entered Bogota High, September. 1950. BERYL ESTELLE LUTZ Home Room Secretary 2: Bergen County Chorus 2: One Act Play Committee 2: Student Council Dance 3: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Student Council. Assistant Secretary 3: Sec- retary 4: Typing Club 2. 77 t E lllll TATISTICS JOHN P. MATHIS Entered Bogota High. September. 1850, from Alsace- Lorraine. Morning League 4. THOMAS MC CABE Football 2, 3, 4: Band l: Morning League 1. 2. 3. 4: Home Room Treasurer 4: Varsity B 3. 4: Honor Sweater. WILLIAM JOHN MC FARLANE. JR. Basketball 2: Baseball 2: Morning League l, 2, 3. 4: Rifle Club 3. 4. ROBERT F. MEIER Class Treasurer 2: Home Room Treasurer 2: Hi-Y 3. 4: Home Room President 3: Class Ring Committee 3: Senior Play Committee 4: Chairman of Oratorical Contest 4: Year Book Staff 4. EDWARD J. MELIA Football 1. 2, 3, 4: Basketball l: Baseball 3. 4: Morning League Basketball 2, 3: Morning League Softball 1. 2: IB-Y 4: Varsity B 2, 3. 4: Honor Sweater 3. ROBERT E. MESSINA Football 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Morning League Basket- ball 2: Home Room President 2: Varsity B 4: Honor Sweater 4. LOIS MARGUERITE MEYER Varsity B 3. 4: G. A. A. 1, 2. 3. 4: Glee Club 1: Library Council l, 3, 4: Tri-Y 4: Student Council 3: I. V, Cheer- leader 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4: Numeral Holder 3. .4: Soccer 1. 2. 2nd Team 4: Hockey 1. 2, 3, 2nd Team 4: Speedball 1. 2, 3. ELAINE WYNNE MILLER Dramatic Club 1: G. A. A. 1, 2. 3. 4: G. A. C. 4: Tri-Y 3. 4: Referees Club 3. 4: I. V. Cheerleader 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3. 4: Numeral Holder 3, 4: Varsity B 3. 4: Honor Sweater 3, 4: Soccer 1, 3, 4: Hockey 1. 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Volleyball 1. 3: Speedball l, 2. 3: Softball 1, 2. 3: Manager of Softball 4: Sophomore Dance Committee 2: Senior Play Committee 4: Year Book Staff 4. RICHARD MILLER Klaxon 2, 3, 4: Sophomore Dance Committee 2: Senior Play Committee 4: Klaxon Dance Committee 2. 4: Year Book Stati 4. PETER MOULAND Science Club 1: Bowling Club 1: Latin Club 1: Glee Club l. 2, 4: Photography Club 2. 3. ALICE MURRAY Typing Club 2. IRENE DOLORES NEBBIA G. A. C. 2. 3: Treasurer 4: Tri-Y 4: Treasurer 4: G. A. A. I. 2. 3, 4: Senior Play Committee 3, 4: Typing Club 3, 4: Soccer 2. 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2. 3. 2nd Team 4: Speedball 1, 2: Baseball 2: Home Room Treasurer 4: Sophomore Dance Committee 2: Numeral Holder 2. 3. 4: Dramatic Club 1, GENE M. O'BRIEN Dramatic Club 3. 4: Bowling Club 3: Morning League Softball 2. 3: Photography Club 3. PAUL C. O'CONNELL Student Council 2: Football 2. 3: Hi-Y 3. 4: Glee Club 2: Morning League Basketball 3, 4. SANDRA HELENE OLSEN Band 1. 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Choral Group 4: G. A. A. 2. 3: Klaxon Dance Committee 3: lunior Prom Committee 3: Sophomore Hop Committee 2: One Act Play Committee 3. 4: Basketball 2nd Team 2: Soccer 2: Klaxon 3. 4: Bowl- ing Club 2. 3, 4: Numeral Holder 2: Bergen County Cho- rus 3: Senior Play Committee 4: Hockey 2nd Team 4: Year Book Staff 4: Secretary of Home Room 1: Tennis Club 2. 3. MARIE O'NEILL Science Club 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 2: Bergen County Chorus 3. WILLIAM H. PETERS Football 2. 3. 4: Softball Morning League 2, 3. 4. EDITH FRANCES PETERSON G. A. A. 1. 2, 3. 4: G. A. C. 2. 3, 4: Tri-Y 4: Typing Club 2: Science Club l: Soccer l. 2. 3, 4: Hockey 1. 3. 4: Speed- ball 1. 2. 3: Volleyball 1. 2. 3: Basketball 1: 2nd Team 2. 3: Softball 1. 2. 3: Numeral Holder 2, 3. 4: Varsity B 3. 4: Referee Club 4. DONALD PIERCE Chess Club 3. 4: Bowling Club 1, 2. 4: Rifle Club 2. ROGER C. PORR Bowling Club l, 2: Rifle Club 2: One Act Plays 1. 2. 3: Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Latin Club 1: Chess Club 3: Tri-Y 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Senior Play 4: Oratorical Contest 4. JOSEPH C. POVEROMO Softball 3. 4: Moming League, MARLENE PROTZE Volleyball 3: Softball 3: G. A. A. 3. cAnLo RACAMATO Glee Club 4. LOIS DELAINE RAM One Act Play Committee l: Tennis Club 1: Sophomore Hop Committee 2: Home Room Secretary 3: Typing Club 3: Senior Play Committee 4: Home Room President 4: Drum Maiorette 4: Year Book Saff 4. CAROL LOUISE ROPER Oratorical Contest 3: G. A. A. 1. 2. 3, 4: Glee Club l. 4: Girl's Choral Group 2. 3, 4: Referee Club 4: Softball 1. 2: Soccer 2nd Team 4: Hockey 2nd Team 4: All State Chorus 3. 4: Bowling Club 4: Band l. 2, 3: Senior Play Committee 3: Bergen County Chorus l. 2, 3. JOYCE ELAINE ROTH Dramatic Club 3: Library Council 4: One Act Play Com- mittee 3. TERESA ROTH Soccer 3. 4: Hockey 2, 3. 4: Volleyball 2, 3: Basketball 2. 3: Speedball 2, 3: Softball 2. 3: Typing Club 2. 3, 4: G. A. A. 3. 4: Numeral Holder 3. 4: Varsity B 3, 4. DOROTHY JOSEPHINE RUTE Library Council 3, Vice-President 4: Rifle Club 4: G. A. A. 2. 3. 4: Typing Club 3. 4: Hockey 1. 2: Soccer l. 2: Softball 1: Volleyball l. 2: Basketball 1: Art Club l. PATRICIA SAMMARCO Klaxon 2. 4: Basketball 2nd Team 2, 3: Soccer 2: Home Room Treasurer 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Volleyball 2. 3: Klaxon Dance Committee 2. .E lllli 'l'A'l'l 'PICS JOSEPH R. SANTOLI Morning League 2, 3: One Act Play 2, 3: Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 2. 3: Senior Play 4, HELEN JEAN SCHANZENBACH Glee Club l: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: C.A.C. 3, 4. Vice-President 4: Tri-Y 4: Referee Club 4: Soccer 2. 3. 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3: Volleyball 2 3: Speedball 2. 3: Soft- ball l, 2, 3: Numeral Holder 2, 3, 4: Varsity B 3. 4: Senior Play Committee 3: Honor Sweater 4. EDITH SCHMIDT Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Home Room Secretary 2. 3: Volleyball 2. GEORGE J. SCHMIDT Football 2, 3. 4: Basketball 2: One Act Plays Committee 3: Morning League 2, 3: Varsity B 3, 4: Honor Sweater 4. THOMAS D. SHEPPARD Science Club l: Chess Club 3. 4: Morning League 2: Stage Crew 2. 3. MARION T. SNYDER Basketball l, 2. 3: Latin Club l: Typing Club 2, 3: Presi- dent 3: Hockey 4: Year Book Staff 4: Sophomore Hop Committee 2. CARL KENNETH SORENSEN Visual Aids l, 2. 3, 4: Senior Play Stage Crew l, 2, 3, 4: One Act Play Stage Crew l, 2, 3. 4: Vice President of Home Room 2: Klaxon 1 2: Christmas Concert Stage Crew 1, 2, 3. 4: Radio Club 3. WILLIAM SPECIALE Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Student Council l: Secretary of Sophomore Class 2: Varsity B 2 3, 4: Secretary oi Home Room 2. 3: Morning League 1: Honor Sweater 3. MARIE G. SPINOSA Dramatic l: Typing Club 2, 3: Referee Club 4: Art Club 2: Senior Play Committee 4. RICHARD A. SPRINGHORN Football l, 2: Baseball 1: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Morning League 1, 2, 3. 4: Bowling Club 3. 4. CONSTANCE N. SCHELLMAN Entered Bogota High School November 1950. BARBARA LOIS SCHWARZ Basketball 2nd Team 2: Glee Club 2. 3. 4: Home Room Treasurer 4. DOROTHY K. STAGER Home Room Vice-President 1: Dramatic Club 1: One Act Play Committee 1: Typing Club 2, 3. LORRAINE ELIZABETH STAHLI Typing Club 2: Softball 2: Klaxon 3: Oratorical Contest 3: Soccer 2nd Team 4: Hockey 2nd Team 4. DAWN .IOANNE STASSEN Soccer 2: Bowling 2: Photography Club 2: Numeral Holder Z: Ping Pong 3: Bergen County Girl's Chorus 3: Soccer 2nd Team 4: Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Year Book Staff 4. KENNETH R. STEIMLE Morning League 1. 2, 3. 4: Football 2. 3, 4: Home Room President 1: Varsity B 3, 4. RICHARD WILLIAM STRACK. JR. Klaxon l, 2. 3: Sophomore Hop Committee 2: Iunior Class President 3: Student Council President 4: Latin Club 4: Home Room President 2: Year Book Staff 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Student Council Dance Committee. SHIRLEY ANNE TAYLOR Glee Club 2: Spanish Club 4, STEVE A. THOMPSON Glee Club 1: Morning League 1. 2, 3, 4: Home Room Presi- dent 3: Football 2. 3: Chess Club 3: Football Announcer 4: Senior Play 4: Bowling Club 3, 4: Morning League Baseball 2. 3. 4: Bergen County Chorus 1: Volleyball 3: Ping Pong 2, 3, 4. MARIE ELLEN TRAPANI Typing Club 2, 3: Secretary of Home Room 4. EDWARD J. TWOMEY Morning League l, 2, 3, 4: Football 2. 3: Home Room President 3. 4: Bowling Club 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Ping Pong 2, 3. CARMEN VERNIERI Football 2: Photography Club 3. 4: Morning League 2, 3. 4: President of Home Room 2. ROBERT H. WATSON Morning League 2. JANET L. WHITAKER Typing Club 2: Glee Club 4. REGINA M. WHITE Soccer 1. 3. 4: Hockey 1, 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Volley- ball 1, 2. 3: Speedball 1, 2 3: Softball l, 2, 3: G. A. C. 1 Z, 3. 4: President 4: Tri-Y 2, 3, 4: Referee Club: G. A. A. 1, 2, 3. 4: New Iersey Field Hockey Association 3: Varsity B 3, 4: Numeral Holder 3. 4: Ping Pong 2. 3: Science Club 1. THEODORE WIECZORECK Football 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3: Student Council 3: Klaxon 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Mens Choral Group 2: Bowling Club 4: Morning League Baseball 4: Morning League Bas- ketball 3. 4: Band 3, 4. ROBERT J. 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ALL SHOES EXPERTLY FIT BY X-RAY Tel. Dlumond 2-4297 Walkover Buster Brown W. W. SAMMIS OIL BURNER SERVICE 0 Call Dlamond 2-0340 Compliments of RUDHARDT'S LUNCHEONETTE Specializing in Home Made ICE CREAM AND CANDY Conrade Ruhe 259 MAIN STREET Otto Eckhardt HACKENSACK. N. I. Compliments of BOGOTA SHEET METAL WORKS, INC. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '51 NYSTROM'S RESTAURANT - SODA FOUNTAIN AN EXCELLENT PLACE TO HAVE A PARTY o . Tel. HUbbc1rd 7-5933 ROUTE 4 PARAMUS Near Main St., No. Hackensack 13 0 aa J R L ' Q50 ' 5 ' ' dw CANARIES -' Compliments 7 of FIEBEI RECREATION CENTER, Inc. 728 PALISADE AVENUE TEANECK, N. I. Telephone TEcmeck B-1288 PUPPIES E- ffl X A40 TROPICAL FISHES 4- X 0 X0 All Pg, Foods - Remedies gl Fumishings H I W J ' 1 X...S I fT ' QUEEN ANNE PET 'SI-IQPJ Two I+? Acoumuum f 'I f 59 ly 328 QUEEN ANNE ROAD TEANECK, N. I. 'ff ,E Phone TEcmeck 6-5256 CJ BEAUTY CUlTURE AND l'lAlRSTYllNG is a fascinating career ASSURES YOU A STEADY INCOME. GOOD PAY. INDEPENDENCE, AND PERSONAL CHARM A FOR FREE INFORMATION X ON BEAUTY CULTURE TRAINING ' ,I can, Phone. Or wrne Today - I I rf? -I' For An Appointment L. FREE APTITUDE TEST GIVEN - NO oEI.Ic:ATIoN Q I' U PAIIISIAN BEAUTY SCHOOL R. Harry Comp, Director Awarded Intemational Grand Prize in Hairstylinq 114 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK. N. I . Telephone HUbbard 7-2204 HUbbcIrd 7-8561 Old Floors Made Like New N. ODEGAARD Hardwood and Parquet Flooring Furnished, Laid. and Scrcrped 153 OAKWOOD AVENUE BOGOTA. N. I. ANN GLEIM. GIFTS 268 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK, N. I. EDWIN C. LUDWIG Insurance 60 EAST MAIN STREET BOGOTA. N. I Compliments of SCHOOL THREE PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION FISHER AVENUE, BOGOTA. N. I. Compliments PROGRESSIVE SILK FINISHING, co O O THE NU-SCRATCH MOIRES AMERICAN Irelon AUXILIARY ' 616-632 CLINTON STREET HOBOKEN, N. I. Compliments ot A FRIEND O Phone I'IUbbard 7-0225 BOYLE'S CRAFT SHOP HANDICRAFTS - ART MATERIAL INDIAN CRAFT -Free Instruction in Crafts- 45 E. MAIN ST. BOGOTA, N. I. Compliments of BARNEY BOBEK REGISTERED I EWELER American Gem Society 286Vz MAIN STREET HACKENSACK. N. I. HUbbard 7-7971 Phone Dlamond 2-3173 MARION'S BEAUTY LOUNGE Specializing in the New NESTLE FLEETWAVE Revolutionary Method of Permanent Waving 60 WEST MAIN ST. BOGOTA. NJ. OPEN TUES.. THRU SAT. - S A.M. to 6 P.M. THURS. G FRI. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT CLOSED ALL DAY ON MONDAYS Professianal Education Compliments of Courses in Accountancy, Iournalism Secretarial Science, Commercial Teaching, Business Administration, R U S S E L L ls Medical Secretarial, Social Secre- ' 1, F' . n:AsANr Avmu: 'am' 'mee M A R K E 1. B.S. and A.A. Degrees CATALOGUE FREE ON REQUEST , RIDER COLLEGE Founded 1865 Trenton GARDEN STATE NURSERY 8. FLORIST 132 ROUTE 4 PARAMUS. N. I. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASSIONS Dlamond 3-4769 CONTINENTAL BAKING COMPANY INCORPORATED Bakers of WONDER BREAD and HOSTESS CAKE 534 ELLISON STREET PATERSON 4, NEW IERSEY rag., HUbbard 7-1606 Aw. 201 RAILROAD AVENUE RIDGEFIELD PARK. N. I. William V. Purich TOBlER'S SPORTING GOODS CAMERAS O UNION CITY HUbbard 7-0902 MILTON FABRICS REMNANTS AND YARD GOODS Ill MAIN STREET HACKENSACK. N. I. Congratulations From the Makers of METAL AND RUBBER MULTIGRAPH PLATES BOWNE AND TURNER 22 WARREN STREET NEW YORK 7. N. Y. Diamond 2-3039 SHARON BEAUTY SHOP 27 QUEEN ANNE ROAD BOGOTA, N. I MR. GBE 6. SONS ruxsnos ron HIRE -- cusrom nmons TELEVISION - RADIOS - REFRIGERATORS WASHERS - APPLIANCES - RANGES RANIERI BROS. Fred and Rudy 3 EAST PLEASANT AVE. Diamond 2-6534 MAYWOOD. N. I. BOGOTA HACKENSACK 320 PALISADE AVE. 253 MAIN STREET HGCK. 2-1452 HUGE. 2-8519 Airgfep Hoblee B 6. H SHOE SHOP 200 MAIN ST.. HACKENSACK. N. I. ALL SHOES EXPERTLY FIT BY X-RAY Tel. Diamond 2-4297 Wnlkover Buster Brown W. W. SAMMIS OIL BURNER SERVICE O Call Dlamond 2-0340 Compliments of RUDHARDT'S LUNCHEONETTE Specializing in Home Made ICE CREAM AND CANDY Conrade Ruhe 259 MAIN STREET Otto Eckhardt HACKENSACK. N. I. VINCENT Vll.lANO PLUMBING AND HEATING Oil Burners Installed 401 PALMER AVENUE MAYWOOD. N. 1. Dlamond 2-5802 Compliments of BENNY'S BARBER SHOP e MAYWOOD, N. I. m7fffM-Jfvfe SPORTSWEAR F OR THE HIGH SCHOOL GIRL CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES HI-WAY TRANSPORT SERVICE IOSEPH SPECIALE 132 MAIN STREET IOHN MONTEPERRARIO COTTIBT Demarest M HACKENSACK, N. I. YOUR FLORIST HENRY WEISSMANN SODA FOUNTAIN 12 ARTHUR sr., RIDGEFIELD PARK, N. CUNY ' TOYS - 5 f0 e'Y Diamond 3-6217 Flowers Delivered Anywhere By Wire I. 127 QUEEN ANNE ROAD BOGOTA. N. I. Mrs. A. Deters LA PETITE BEAUTY STUDIO Offers COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE For Appointment I0 QUEEN ANNE ROA I-IUbbard 8-7918 BOGOTA. N. I. D HACKENSACK PORK STORE Malrers ol Fine BOLOGNAS AND PRANKFURTERS Special Discount to Clubs and Organizations 80 MAIN STREET I-IACKENSACK. N. I. Diamond 2-0042 Hubbard e-sou PRESS. THE VALET CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING Men's Suits Made to Order H. C. Mmcx, Pres. R. E. MINCK, Sec. PETERMANN CO. Manufacturers ol HIGH-GRADE CARBONATED BEVERAGES Tel. UNion 7-1590 101 QUEEN ANNE ROAD BQGOTA. N, 1, 109-11 36th STREET UNION CITY. N. I. Compffenfs HARLRS PE'rzoLD IULES GLASS SHOP DIPLOMAS FRAMED I-IACKENSACK. N. I. 00 -o C 315 MAIN STREET Q0 -. HACKENSACK, N. I. 'ICIPXX Phone HU. 7-8328 Compliments ol BOGOTA DELICATESSEN. Inc. 350 PALISADE AVENUE, BOGOTA. N. I. Telephone I'IUbbard 7-8572 Compliments of FRANK I. MEIER IOHN REINHARDT. IR. . . . . , . Compliments Servicing Bogota with Drug Store Requisites FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS of Open from 8:30 A.M. to 10:30 P.M. every day Sunday irom 9 A. M. until 1 P. M. Phone Tecmeck 6-6870 I-'on FREE snnvlcl-: DANIEL'S HAIR CUTTING PERMANENT WAVE SPECIALIST Teaneck 6-9837 738 CHESTNUT AVENUE, TEANECK. N. I. BERGEN DETECTIVE AGENCY Dlamond 3-7232 Congratulations from STARCHY'S SERVICE STATION ROBERT DARLING, Prop. Corner FORT LEE ROAD and RIVER ROAD TIETIEN COAL COMPANY, Inc. OIL BURNER SALES AND SERVICE 45 W. HUNTER AVENUE MAYWOOD. N. I. Dlamond 2-8877-2-0878 Compliments oi MAYBROOK SWEET SHOPPE Dlamond 2-1500 NOTARY PUBLIC WILLIAM WARREN Licensed REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE MAIN ST. G PALISADE AVE. BOGOTA. N. I. DEsT wIsI-IEs ELLA 6 ROY SCI-IMIDT BRUNTON PIANO CO. FA ' Serving the Public Since 1898 GARO Low S PIANOS - RADIOS - TELEVISION - RECORDS BGGIHY Shop-Barber SMP Hammond Solovox -- Sales and Service 244 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK. N. I. 44 QUEEN ANNE RD. BOGOTA. N. HUbbU!d 9-7944 Phone Dlamond 2-7262 IOHN SEXTON 6. CO. MANUFACTURING WHOLESALE GROCERS P. O. BOX 423 G.P.O. NEW Yom: 1, Nrzw Yom: Tel. Dlamond 2-5363 CASS' GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS Casimir Dudzied, Prop. 209 RAILROAD AVENUE RIDGEFIELD PARK, N. I. Phone Dlamond 2-4881 TAGLIABUES QUALITY MEATS and PROVISION MARKET Comer QUEEN ANNE RD. G FAIRVIEW AV. BOGOTA, N. l. H U N K E L E ' S Bar-Grill-Liquor Store 26-30 WEST PLEASANT AVENUE Mnvwoon. N. J. Telephone Dlamond 3-9796 ALgonquin 4-0242 BENCK FURNITURE C0., Inc. 0 860 BROADWAY PALMER BROS. Established 1918 Groceries - Fruits - Vegetables Dairy Products - Frozen Foods Wines - Liquors - Beer Phones HUbbard 7-B916-7-6917 14 QUEEN ANNE ROAD N. E. corner 17th Street New York 3 BOGOTA, N. I. FOR LOVELY LINGERIE Compliments AT MODERATE PRICES of V A N I T Y S H 0 P BERNIE J. WAGMEN PAINT CO. o TEANECK, N. I. 238 MAIN STREET . HACKENSACK Diamond 2-3640 Cvmpliznenfs O PETER LUHRS DELICATESSEN-HOME COOKING Beer - Wines - Liquors - Frozen Foods BOGOTA LUCHEONETTE and Stationery WEST MAIN STREET AND ELM AVENUE s QUEEN ANNE ROAD BOGOTA, N. 1. pmps, G, and V, Cm, , - Prompt Free Delivery K R 15 G E R S For Your DRUG STORE Needs Call DI. 2-1404 OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS MAYWOOD PHARMACY 154 MAIN STREET HACK1-:NsAc1c, N. 1. Pew' B0ng'O C'n Pm' Maywood 6. Pleasant Aves.. Maywood, N. I Compliments Compliments of ol CLASSIC BARBER SHOP 62 WEST MAIN STREET BOGOTA, N. I. Paul Sparaco, Prop. MAIN CLEANERS 6 DYERS 68 WEST MAIN STREET BOGOTA, N. I. QUALITY COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY OXFORD STUDIO 25 QUEEN ANNE ROAD BOGOTA Proprietor W. Lund Hack. 3-2343 Dlamond 2-6167 BETTY BEAUTY SHOPPE MODERN AND COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE Cor. OAK and PLEASANT AVE., MAYWOOD Compliments of PAUL FAST SURPRISE LAUNDRY MAYwooD. N, 1. Dlamond a-oazo I ARMAN Shoes For Men AUTHENTIC STYLES FOR REAL WALKING PLEASURE HACKENSACK, N. I. Dlamond 2-4115 FORT LEE 8-9610 BRIDGE TOWERS AUTO SERVICE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS 6. TOWING 2149 LEMOIN AVENUE FORT LEE. N. I. Compliments ot LYRIC SILK SHOP SILKS-WOOLENS-COTTON GOODS Curtains - Draperies Largest Yard Goods Store in Bergen County Diamond 2-4841 - 205 MAIN ST. - Hackensack Compliments of STORM'S OPEN KITCHEN Hours 4, PARAMUS NEW IERSEY DINNERS AND ALA CARTE Compliments of IOI-IN ANTHONY 6. SONS H O B B Y L A N D Hoaanss AND Toys 390 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK. N. I. GRAYSON FURNITURE CO. OF N. I. 94 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK, N. l. KARTCH'S Boys' and Men's Shop MAIN AND SALEM STREETS HACKENSACK, N. I. MAYFAIR GROCERY 6 DELICATESSEN 110 W. PLEASANT AVE.. MAYWOOD, N. l. Compliments ot A. ELLSWORTH, Prop. P. Hrznzoa, Mgr. RQMAINE HARDWARE CQ, OPEN SUNDAYS , Office Telephones: TEaneck 6-0890-6-4475 Compliments I IAMES H. SWEENEY O MR. AND MRS. IOHN E. SCHWARZ REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE - MORTGAGES 336 QUEEN ANNE ROAD and DeGRAW AVE. TEANECK. N. I. Compliments ot MRS. IOHN D. DICKSON Compliments ot MR. AND MRS. H. DAMURIIAN E N C K E FLOWERS Fort Lee Rocxd, Teaneck, N. I Compliments oi O'NEIL'S SERVICE STATION MAYWOOD, N. I. Compliments of QUEEN ANNE THEATRE BOGOTA, N. I. Phone Dlcrmond 2-3225 KASSLER SHEET METAL WORKS SHEET METAL IN ALL ITS BEANCHES as WEST roar LEE Roma. nocorzx. N. I EBLING SERVICE STATION VERIFIED ESSO LUBRICATION BATTERIES - TIRES HUbbcxrd 7-2198 Z. MOLLAYAN AND COMPANY Russ CLEANED AND EEPAIEED 3 EAST FORT LEE ROAD EOGOTA, N. I Diamond 2-9837 RUtherIord 2-S468 DE PAOLERA'S SEWING MACHINE SALES AND SERVICE ALL MAKES M. De Paolera. Prop. 73 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK, N. I. Compliments of ESSEX BARBER SHOP 765 ESSEX STREET HACKENSACK. N. I. A. LEBSON, INC. I E W E L E R S 134 MAIN STREET In Hackensack Since 1906 Compliments of ESSEX CHROME CO. At The T op Oi The Hill 326 ESSEX STREET I-IACKENSACK. N. I. Dlomond 2-2805 0 DINNETTE SETS 0 KITCHEN FURNITURE Dlomond 2-1454 GLICK 8. TRIOlO PAINT - VARNISHES - WALLPAPER Artists' cmd Sign Painters Supplies o 328 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK, N. I. P. NAPOLI AND SONS I E W E L E R S Complete Selection of Fine Gifts at Our Three Branches 208 Main Street Fort Lee. N. I. 709 Anderson Ave., Grcmtwood, N. I. 454 Cedar Lone Tecmeck, N. I. Teaneck 6-5178 5 Barbers in Attendance RALPH 6- SONS HIGHLANDS AMERICAN BARBER SHOP Chi1dren's Haircutting 75c Ladies' and Gents' Haircutting 85c 265 DEGRAW AVENUE TEANECK, N. I. imim Young Clothes for Young People 231 MAIN STREET I-IACKENSACK. N. I. Dlamond 2-4885 Compliments of SCHOOL 42 P. T. A. Compliments of WOMEN'S CLUB OF BOGOTA NOTHING Bur rm: Bssr WOLF'S DELICATESSEN Beers - Wines - Liquors-l- l--Groceries - Frozen Foods - Salads 40 W. PLEASANT AVE., MAYWOOD. N. I. Dlamond 2-3253 U. S. CLEANING COMPANY 316 PALISADE AVENUE BOGOTA, N. I. Goods Called for and Delivered Dlamond 2-5664 HILLMAN'S CONFECTIONERY 41 w. PLEASANT AVE., Mmrwooo. N. 1. Featuring Schrafit's, Whitman's and Page 6. Shaw - Greeting Cards - Stationery BERGEN COUNTY'S LARGEST SELECTION MAGAZINES AND NEWSPAPERS gif., Fifi Q-'il 'S 9 QQ F A MAGAZINE -- NEWSPAPER Covering Maywood and Rochelle Park 575 ELM STREET. MAYWOOD HUbbard 8-9133 Dlamond 3-6572 IOHN M. EASTERBROOK HAND LETTERED ADVERTISING A Complete Sign Service Compliments of SCHOOL Jil P.T.A. 101 STONE STREET MAYWOOD. N. I. CONGRATULATIONS G BEST WISHES MARAGLIANO BROS. -Y gg E FANCY Pnuirs AND vf:GErAB1.f:s 5 2 H-Delicatessen and Groceries- 8 E Soda, Beer, Wines. and Liquors 201 WEST PORT LEE ROAD. BOGOTA. N. I. Hackensack 3-0800 A 14 EAST FORT LEE RD.. Corner Leonia Ave. Dlamond 2-9141-9140 BOGOTA. N. I. Phone TEaneck 6-9712 PAUL'S SERVICE STATION GULPLEX LUBRICATION Tires - Tubes - Batteries - Accessories Car Washing - Cars Called for and Delivered QUEEN ANNE ROAD and DEGRAW AVE BEST WISHES BOGOTA BAKERY W. Ullrich - A. Kech 67 W. MAIN STREET BOGOTA, N. I. HAckensack 3-0092 MEYER MULLIN SODA - CANDY - CIGARS - STATIONERY 296 PALISADE AVENUE BOGOTA. N. I. Reid's Ice Cream Served Exclusively PHIL'S BARBER SHOP Men's and CIzildren's Haircuttinq Specialists Ladies' and Teenagers' Hair Cut and Styled 320 ESSEX ST.. MAYBROOK CENTER. Dlamond 2-2751 MAYWOOD, N. I. Rm: Punusl-rmc COMPANY 127 Valley Rd Montclair N I 13 A '1'4'f
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