Bogota High School - Purple B Yearbook (Bogota, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

- f ' 3 ffffwlllm THE SENIOR CLASS UF 1959 presents fhe PURPLE B mi ' , gf.wA u my-w gm' Lf 's3,L,.. , ' . ' X . 1 au! X. ' bil- .ae fi- ...u -g ' 'K ol:- F' V N.. x I IA, A , x I ' -. -vs , fp.. QQ - 'PQNA-. v 'L 1 4 ' , ,,, -3: , 4- ,,g. A.-arfa'5j- - 4 X , ---Q 1: 1.4, - V - A ' V' - F H. -, +-r' if V is ,, i Q f LL: if A err -?0:,,,.Y. 7-1 9 V I V ' ' MT - f T 1 2 g fizw 1 -.54-. Q ---, - . ' .,,. 'vp' 4-. ,5,..,, H-2---W 'S ., ' A 5 4 - -f -1: -3 -P'-zi ,f.g.., 1., ,1 ne,-:wi-' Ly L ' J. I v. D, ' W' . ' -Q51-' :'t ' f ' f v-gs Q -5156, . i. .sgjf . ,. ,A-E-gut! R . , .. A, A xx- 4' . , L - , - . X 'Et Y ' , ' ,lg 1,4 'EL'nl'. U - J ,A K fl Q . 1 -3 - . ,. -N fifth ' f -P .,v. .- .,- lu iii, -5.414 .fy ' 'iv' f'-1. . 4. 4.1.-Q .3 'fc- ffv -Q.. , 'nn 1 X 'L4L-.- -Nr' ' s 2 F x 2 ..:. - Y V -4- xi. 11, I ..AQ'ff S ..' 24,2 P Z U JPG-UWU ull ll? 'J Miss JANICE EVERETT M1 rs lllllfr M t Mllilfvgj We shall recall many teachers with much affectron and none more fondly than Mlss Janice Everett Her constructive crltlclsm and valuable counsel are marks of genuine Interest sincerely offered Her ablllty and dedication to her work her co operatlveness her under standing and her cheerful personality have won the esteem and devotlon of all the students x T E IT s l 5 A Z Acllljll 'Z l A0 Jim ' Q ffl! i UZ' 3 X lf Wa W mf f . , , may ,V ' I . . I - . l I - 'l ' A CM X . , . 1 K 0 ' l -JWQ1 Q wllllyw MISS EV loafs around wlfh The kids F, - faerie!!! fer- pf' L, W in X , IH her office and role in one of her classes FOREWQRD A great many forewords have been written and have passed unnoticed However the stat? of the Purble B has tried to recreate the scenes of the past years which the Class of 1959 has shared There have been tnmes of strife and failure but the 'oy of possible accomplishment always outweoghed the fear of attempt It us the hope of the staff that thus yearbook will recall the many memorles of our days IH Bogota High School .l -It S -5 f ul 2 I 0 l . . , c - . s , ' -' .- . Y . . , Q ,Q . U . . v - A. ,', .5 1 ' . . - ' ' . , ' ' ' '- - A '-1 . I Q. - -V Q 1 - . . ' ,1 1'-U-T , ,, ',--- ' '. . k ' K. - .t - , , ' ,a ff I ,,-i iw,-, gif- N- ' V, 'V -' -11 , - , , .-.- -.H--5 -- E. ff-lf.:-.--..:', , '14 'A . . - ' ' f '- .1 I. :.fs.g.1:-f'. 5: , 3 -' - 'V .' Q' ' ':' - --'15 ' .' it' ' h -- V ' .V ' -' V -- - ff -4 '.1 'l --' 4- 5 4 5 ' ' p -. - K . A -' 5 1 ' T' 'F'-v' -q . '- ' V ' ' 1 -.Q 1 . '- ' . I A' A - . X 4 A . ' 4 MR. CHARLES C. MaGILL A.B., University of Pittsburgh, 1934, M.A., University of Pitts- burgh, 1936, M.ED., University of Pittsburgh, 1945, University of Pennsylvania, Columbia University: Rutgers University, In- structor of History, Social Studies and Mathematics, Aspinwall Junior-Senior High School, Aspinwall, Pennsylvania, 1937-1942, Guidance Counselor and Assistant to the Supervising Principal, Aspinwall Public Schools, Aspinwall, Pennsylvania, 1942-1945, Principal of the High School, Riverside, N. J., 1945-1947, Direc- tor of Student Personnel and Professor of Psychology Monmouth Junior College Longbranch N J 19471948 Superintendent of Schools Oceanport Monmouth County N J 19481955 Super intendent of Schools Madison Township Middlesex County N J 19551958 Superintendent of Schools Bogota N J 1958 MR ROBERT POLLISON JR A B New Jersey State Teachers College at Montclair 1931 MA in Administration in Supervision New York University 1942 Head of Mathematics Department Manasquan High School 19311933 Instructor of Mathematics Bogota High School 19331943 Gund ance Director Bogota High School 1943 Principal Bogota High School 1944 ADMINISTRATION MR RAYMOND WATERS BS Springfield College 1943 Technical College of Columbia University 1946 Mathematics Instructor Bogota High School 1946 Assistant Football Coach Bogota High School 1946 Assistant Basketball Coach Bogota High School 19501952 Head Base ball Coach Bogota High School 19471956 Direc tor of Athletics Bogota High School 19541956 Vice Principal Bogota High School 1956 I , , - ., - : ' 1 1 1 - -1 ' 1 ' I 1 1 - -1 - : , , . ., . f- . , . F I D 5 . . . . . I 'Y 1 1 I , 2 1 g ' , - : . I . I - I - ' , ' , 1 ' 1 , . . ' 1. 'I .II ga' ' , M 11 . - ' 7 . 'fi . . ' 1 1 ., ' ' W' . 4 2 3 I f , , s I - , - . I I' f, ', '.I J A 1 '- QQ: I ' , ' .I I 5 1- I I 1 P .I I 1 1 1 ' 1 I ' .' , I I 1 I 1 ' 1 MISS KATHARINE BULLARD Clothing Home Economics MR HAROLD R BUNCH World Hrslory MRS ROY BURT Art Mechanical Drawing MRS. B. DEFREES BRIEN MR. CHESTER C. BODKlN MISS JOSEPHINE ALBANESE English l and ll Physics, Algebra l Librarian Mass Albanese worked for the U S A Signal Corps un Washington Fundamentals of Machines and Electricity Mr Bodkun us a disabled war veteran painter and plasterer Mrs Brien spent one year directing plays Miss Bullard cleaned a dead chicken that squealed Mr Bunch was an Army Axr Force Drill Sergeant Mrs Burt had an article on trnchmosus published an Hygeia and Readers Digest Cameron worked has way through college as a farmhand short order cook and a garbage collector Carroll taught surf rldmg at the University of Hawan Cooper lost has uniform whule scoring for hus basketball team Corr was a member ofthe Honor Society at College MR EDWARD W COOPER MR THOMASW CORR MR JAMESL CARROLL Business Economics Business Law Geography English IV Guidance Driver Educahon Business Malhemahcs MR. GEORGE CAMERON Biology i lfff 'gl V 0 MRS HARRYJ CURLEY MISS JOAN E DANIELS MISS MARION A DIX English Ill and IV Englnsh Il Latin SecretarraITranmng KNOW Typewrltmg I and ll Mrs Curley vowed she would never teach school again after she was marrled Miss Damels sang an a mght club Mr Dente bowls an average score of I73 Miss Dlx receuved her dnploma from Presudent Eusenhower who was then President of Columbna Umverslty Mlss Everett us a landowner nn the state of Florida Mass Fowler was a wautress at Rudgewood Country Club Mrs Gall was In a performance of Bell Book and Candle at the Portsmouth New Hampshire Naval Prison Mass Herman worked In a bank during summer vacations for seven years Mr Hllfman was a truant offlcer an New York Cnty Mrs Kaplan was once a real estate saleslady MRS SAMUEL H KAPLAN MR KENNETH J HILFMAN Spanish I and Il US Hrstory ll I Q-Q MR VINCENT DENTE High School Band MISS ,IANICE EVERETT Physical Education MISS CHRISTINE FOWLER Stenography I and Il MISS KATHERINE HERMAN Plane Geometry Algebra I and II MRS THEODORE GALL Foods Clothing Child Care MR. DONALD G. SCOFIELD MR. DOMINICK A. SGRO MRS. GROVER J. SACHTLEBEN Boqkkeepingl Driver Educafion U.S. History l and ll Guidance Director Jr. Business Training KNOW Mr. Scofield was a lumber iack, vending machine operator, and singer on television. 1. MR. JOHN J. SPEARY Civics, U.S. History l I I MR ROBE T T URGE Physic ducatlon Mr. Sgro practiced for four years to be a butcher. Mrs. Sachtleben traveled through forty-three states of the Union. Mr. Speary was the only one to win the M.S.T.C. batting champion- ship for three consecutive years. Mr. Sturges is interested in oil painting. Mrs. Tasca was a night clerk in a hotel in Texas and California. Mrs. Vietoris panned for gold in California. Mr. Wallace was a shoe salesman and is presently a zoo fancier. Mr. Waters was a member of the International Union of Cookie and Bakery Workers. Miss Wilson is a member of the Bogota Library Board. Mr. Yameron won a weight lifting contest. MR. RAYMOND WATERS Vice Principal Plane Trigonometry Senior Mathematics, Algebra ll MR. H. JAY YAMRON Girls' Glee Club and Mixed Choir MISS DOROTHEA L. WILSON Secretary to Principal ,v 9 MRS. PETER A. TASCA Public Speaking, English C159 MRS. THOMAS A. VIETORIS Nurse MR. GORDON J. WALLACE English ll, U.S. History I f. X y w., . A ., r-- P a . T- 9 x fifll' P I . ,QA4 5 u . . , N V :,Q 5, 5 ., H ,M , 4. fn .l J.-,, L L. M3, ,XL . .sg h , i , n x -Hu .I .w - . ,,. , .V v v ,W Q .. - ,, '. f. 4 f 1 , Q - J. .gig T ALK, xQYhy 1 I. -mi ,vpn 1 4.f.:q. ,..'h N , . U. . 51 5 .lP1. ,yfng qu. Q' 'x 731 1, l., , R. - .1 G. af 05, Q- n Qf,. rf - . 1. . . 3' 1 , '.,f,-fl, 3 ..,4' 1 . .. an n . ' .,. ' .f f w Q t' ,H -1 v ,lg r l n , 1 .15-. . ' 0, 4 1 . T. - 1.3, f v-ZX 1 y H- ., 0 - . ' ' .M .v . I. ,Z . , --w .,.. .,, -- Q -., 4.34 -1 1, V I '.-,.' V, Q ,.4 ,. .1 , . ,A 11 . , . .vw-4 s ' - 4 , 1 ' I , A ,, L. -.K ,:' -rr, Y a, ,-I.. t I L. Tl .1 l.L ,Q 4,1 4- . .', 1 Q' :A,-- 1 x v ' ' K4 I 'v f 'ix f ' fy -w .1 . Hug' :fi yi' f. 4 y ,,-,,.,. ,-1, . 1 'x 5 1,1 1. M.: N 4- ,Q ,. Y I' 4 -. -. I mx, ax of , v ,lf sf, 1,-' 'ht 'tif f' , x.. ,u ,. .4'. .'-,, ,., -s . x 1 . 1 'V 'x -1 1- l., 'RZ-l I I ,l-, , w.-,. v , 1 I K. I , rl.. ,.-.A,.,.-- l. -1 . , ,, 'I i ..A, , V .. nfl, . n ' - PATRICIA L AFRICANO I T05 Maywood Ave Maywood H R Treasurer 2 Glee Club 2 Intran 2 GAA 2 3 4 Spanish Club Trec 3 Tr HnY 3 4 Senior Concert C our Treasurer 4 Sensor Play 4 I2 DELORES E AC KLEY Dee MYRA RUTH AUMULLER HMV, 199 Stovola PI, Maywood No sweat! Soph Hop Committee 2, Klaxon 2, Intra- murals 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Refs Club 3, Music Appreciation 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Student Council Alternate 3, Yearbook 4. OLAF ARVID AASE O Ile 40 Maybrook Dr Maywood Buskolonas' Chess Club I Photography 3 Golf Club 4 ROBERTA WRAY AUSTIN 70 East PCISSCIC SI Maywood Amt it the truth? s Club 2 GAA 3 4 Stud Council 2 3 4 Music Appreclutlon 3 Senior Play 4 National Debating Society 4 Yearbook 4 Jr Prom Committee 3 PATRICIA ANN BALES df 262 Rea Ave Hawthorne H R Secretary 2 Gnrls Glee Club 2 Music Apprecsahon 2 3 Intramurals 2 3 G A 2 3 4 Refs Club 3 HR Tre s urer 3 Mlxed Choir 3 Jr Prom Committee 3 Co edrtor of Yearbook 4 GEORGIANA P BELLIS Georg: 874 Lmcoln Ave Maywood Dramutlcs Club 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Refs Club 3 Music Appre clatlon 3 Spanish Club 3 Glrls Glee Club 3 WILLIAM BARNES 687 Elm sf. Mgywogd Spanish Club 2, Music Appreciation 2, 3, Chorus 3, 4. PAUL C BECHTEL 151 Lmwood Ave Bogota How about a Q9 Football 2 3 4 Football Theory Club 2 3 4 Track 3 4 HR Presldent 4 HTY 4 PEGGIE BELLAVIGNA Be la 121 Cane St Bogota Maybe rt IS and maybe lt :sn tl muralsl 2 3 4 HR President 2 GAC 3 4 Gurls Cl-:ora Group 2 3 4 Muxed Cholr 2 3 4 Stu dent Councnl 2 4 lvbrary Councll 3 As sembly Committee 3 Jumor C'lass Treas urer 3 Jumor Prom Committee 3 One Act Play Contest 3 Refs Club 3 Numeral 3 Sensor Class Secretary 4 Senior Play 4 13 IIP Il -. i ' ' : 1 I 1 I .A. . , , 7 ' 5 .. G- 1 1 . ' . I ' . .. H -H ' I I I F n In , . sl.. b I I I. F . , . ' : : ,, -- --In ' Klaxon 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, umm'- , , , : -- ' 1 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, , 1 ' l , , i ' ' , , 1 A ' , : 1 - 1 . ' . ' 4 , 1 , , 7 I , 1 ' I ' ,, ,, , , : , k 1 I 1 I .. ' 1 '- . CHARLES BENE 842 Oak Avenue Maywood Chuck Spanish Club 2 4 Muslc Appreciation 3 H R Vlce President 3 4 Golf Club 4 GEORGE W. BRECKENRIDGE Breck 447 S. Elm Sr. Maywood H1 Babe! Science Club 2 3- Photo Club 25 'slknbh Club 3. GEORGE BERISSO 'I73 Prospect Ave Maywood Ya Yo Ya' Football 2 Track 2 3 4 Varsity Letter 3 4 Chour 2 3 4 Musnc Apprecua tuon 3 Golf Club 3 4 Tumblang Club 3 4 HnY Secretary 3 4 Cross Country 3 4 H R Treasurer 4 All State Choir 4 JOSEPH F BLACKGROVE H7 Chestnut Ave Bogota Alll 'wr Grab a football' ARTHUR BRANIFF nA' B.u 234 Elmwood Ave. BOQUNU Golf Club 45 Spanish Club 4g Chess Club 4. ot all l 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 Jig, 2 3 4 Football Theoy 1 4 Sophomore Class Presldent 2 Student ouncnl Vnce Presudent 3 H Y 3 Honor Society 3 4 Student Councul Press I4 JOHN JOSEPH ANTHONY CALDAMONE 59 Maplewood Ave Bogota lndlvlduahfy IS Sacredness One Ad Play l Klaxon l Mornlng League Volleyball l 2 3 4 Morning League Bas all l 2 3 4 Slage Crew I5 KATHY BRENNAN Knchne 170 Oakwood Ave Bogofu Drama Club l One At Play l In ra rals l Numeral 2 Soph Hop Ccmmlllee 2 Refs Club 2 3 JV Cheerleader 2 3 Trl HIY GA 3 4 HR Secreta Varsny Cheerleader 4 VlNCENT M CARAGLIANO Vmnle 174 Clmlon Ave Maywood Who! s cookm 'P Foolball 2 4. . . 7 . I e l l .Viv 'AI ,,. A' I : C 1 Y - mu , 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. ll, 2, 3, 4, 2,3,.dg ici , , .. ' ',,S,Q, , . Q!! lf llll xx 61, l l ff lf A L M Af y f A 1 ,I .uf ,N if I, f 'A A 2 W kolb , I, 1,1 gl l 3, - A- A' ,X V , f M 'wx A 1, Q 'YS JEAN MARIE CARR Jean 34 Lmwood Ave Bogota Hey Madelme I gotta tell you something Klaxon 2 3 Refs Club 3 Music Apprecla tuon 3 Golf Club 3 4 Assembly Commnt tee 3 4 Typmg Club 4 Steno Club 4 ROBERT CARDONE o 519 Bergen Ave Maywood I doubt ut Spanlsh Club 2 Mlxed Chonr 2 Football 3 4 HR Presndent 4 Sensor Play 4 WM' IRENE KATHARINE CA E 'V lrene 65 Pune St Bogota You d be surpnseclll ee Club l Art Club 'l GAA l Refs Club 2 Mxed Choir 2 Musnc Apprecnahon 3 Typing Club 3 4 TrrHlY 3 4 Student Councal 4 Year book 4 NEAL CARRON 401 larch Ave Bogota Science Club l Assembly Committee l 2 3 Rlfle Club 2 Visual Aids 2 Stage Crew 2 Photography Club 2, Music Ap precnatnon 3, Track 3, 4 HIY 4, Senior Class Treasurer 4 JACQUELYN CHESTER Jacky 939 Sprung Valley Ave Maywood It was a real not! Klaxon 2 3 4 HELENA CIKA Cheekle 712 Oak Ave Maywood Really? Glee Club 2 Dramahcs Club 2 Golf Club 3 Music Appreciation 3 G A A 3 Typing Club 4 FRANK R CUNNINGHAM French 307 Palisade Ave Bogota All ngllfl Music Appreciation 3 Morning League Bas etball 3 4 Golf Club 3 4 HIY 4 Track 4 KAREN LEE COOK Cookie 902 Spring Valley Rd. Maywood This is ridiculous! Dramatics Club 2, Soph Hop Committee 25 Golf Club 31 Music Appreciation 35 Assembly Committee 31 One Act Play Cos- tume Committee 3g G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Ye - book 4. JUDITH ANN CORCORAN Judy 45 Cypress Ave Bogota What a blast' Art Club l One Act Play Costume Com m eel 2 Intramurolsl 2 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Refs Club 2 Music Apprecna tion 2 3 Student Council 3 Junior Prom mmnttee 3 Tri HiY 3 4 G C 4 CFall Sports Managerj Senior Play 4 H R Secretary 4 X 1 WJ I J!jK 4111, BERYL CLARKE 72 Cypress Ave Bogota Take it cool' Music Appreciation 'I Student Council l 2 Mixed Choirl 2 Intramuralsl 2 3 Choral Group 2 Assembly Committee 2 Bergen County Girls Choir 2 HR Secre tary 2 Refs Club 2 3 One Act Play 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 Entry in Temple University French Contest 3 TriHnY 3 4 Senior Play 4 Future Teachers of America 4 7 , L, Z , My 15? , 1, JJ 1 , . f L 11 .11 C . C 0 rf!! 11 11 f 6 1 ' ' ' 1 1 - - 1 f l 11 11 - 11 1 11 I . . II - ll li 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' , 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , , , 41 G.A.A. 'l, 2, 3, 45 Klaxon 'l, 2, 3, 45 1 ' 1 . , . U I . ' . I i . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 '- '- 1 1 ' 1 11 11 11 11 iff 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 . I I . I . Co ' 1 '- '- 1 1 -A- - 31 - 1 ' 1 .. . -I ROBERT JAMES DAW o 2l E Hunter Ave Bogota Hello' HIY 4 Basketball 4 Track 4 RONALD DEN BLEYKER Ronnie l56 Maybroolc Dr M'3YWo0d Thar the way rf goes WHEELER DELL Guz De 250 Elm Ave Bogota Whos gomg up? Football I Basketball 'I HR Treasurer 3 HR VlcePresuden14 Baseball 'I 2 XX, KIRK DE NEE Coles Sl. Mqywogd We can'f be perfect all the time. Track 25 Chefs' Club 25 H.R. President 3: Hi-Y 4. CRAIG l. DE NEE 653 Coles Sl Maywood Don l panic' I8 l, 1 JOAN BARBARA Joan 144 E. Magnolia Ave. Maywood Creati One Act Play Make-up Committee 2, Mixed Choir 2, French Club 2, 3 fPresidentJ, In- tramurals 2, 3, 4, Choral Group 2, 3 CHistorianJ 4, Kluxon 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, One Act Plays 3, Entry in Temple University French Contest 3, Bergen County Choir 3, Girls' State Representative 3: National Honor Society 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Senior Play 4, G.A.C. 4, Entry in Miss Arnold Constable contest 4. 19 LINDA JEAN DILLER Dill 488 Leonia Ave. Bogota Shuddup!!! Glee Club l, G.A.A. 'l, 2, Choral Group l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Choir 1, 2, 3, 4 lSecre- taryl, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Typin Club 3, 4 CPresidentl, Tri-Hi-Y 4, 52 if gif CARL FRANK DETTLOFF Butch 3 8FirstPl. Bogota bf Just for the novelty of it! otball 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 4. HELEN EDNA DOUGLAS Helen 175 West Shore Ave. Bogota That's the way the cake breakslf' Dramatic Club 2, French Club 2, Klaxon 2, 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Senior Play Prompter 4, Mixed Choir 4. JEAN ANN DWORKOSKI Jeanie 575 Lincoln Ave. Maywood WeH-I-I Dramatic Club 2, Music Appreciation 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Golf Club 3, Typing Club 3, 4, Year- book 4. SYBIL ELIZABETH FAIR 65 Washnngton Ave Maywood Hope I get a letter' ee Club 2 H R President 2 n ra murals 2 e u 3 G 2 3 4 Muslc Apprecnatlon 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 Delegate to Gurls Cltlzenshxp Institute 3 Senior Play 4 Klaxon 4 H R Treasurer 4 Future Teach ers of Amernca Club 4 Mew U wyyk 20 RUSSELL FINLEY uss 231 Sanzan Pl Maywood You know I HR Vice Presldent 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Tumbling Club 4 ELINOR DIANE DYSON E le 'I75 Maplewood Ave Bogota Give It up o little' Band 1 2 Musuc Appreclatnon 'I 2 Intro murals 2 3 Jumor Prom Commlttee 3 French Club 3 One Act Play Commnttee 3 A 3 LORRAINE FONT BARRY N FOGEL 8 Maybrook Dr Maywood Ill do t Football 2 Basketball 3 Lorru 44 Folrvuew Ave Bogota Anybody got the homework? RAYMOND FOOTE C 66 Howcroft Rd Mqywgod You re loose MARC GARRY Rock 30 Hull St Bogota Want to go up? Truck I Football I 2 4 Mormng League f 'g,,',,, YQ, I RENATA LUCREGIA FUNGHINI Renny 193 North Ave Bogota What a hunk' Transferred to Bogota September 1958 PATRICIA EILEEN GARRISON npmu 436 Elm Ave. Bogota Oh, heck! Klaxon 35 G.A.A. 3, 4, Intramurals 3, 45 Senior Play Prompter 4, Yearbook 4. EDWARD GANDOLFI 245 Maplewood Ave Bogota Hey mon 2'I BRENDA GILLE ea 78 West Hunter Ave What a riot' Glee Club 3 Intramurals 4 JANE ANN GUIMES Mouse 658 Briarcliff Ave Maywood W. SUE GRIFFITH Susie 407 Palisade Ave. Bogota Don't be so self-referential. Dramatic Club 25 Music Appreciation 25 Assembly Committee 2, 35 One Act Play Prompter 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Intra- murals 3. 45 Klaxon 3, 4 CManaging Edi- 5 G.A.A. 3 - Tri-H3 . Thats the way it goes' Drama Club 2 Music Appreciation Assembly Committee 3 Golf Club 3 4 Talent Show 3 4 Typing Club 4 ANTHONY GUIDOTTI Tony 263 Palisades Ave Bogota Night League Basketball l VlRGlNlA ANN GRUNWALD Ginny 309 Esplanade Maywood Ah, come on' Soph Hop Committee 2 Glee Club 2 3 G A 2 3 Library Club 2 3 fSectl 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 Mixed Choir 4 22 .,,,.rl CHARLES HENRY HERBERT Charlie 436 River Rd. Bogota They said it couldn't be done. Science Club 'l, One Act Plays l, Basic Photography 2, Assembly Committee 2, Jersey Boys' State 3, Music Appreciation 3, Morning League 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Ad- vanced Photography 3, 4, Yearbook 4. I ,',1J' l,f 'V' no ' fu l li ,AH V ,f' 1' If' -fl' ,lf Z l' .r' L' cf .lf 1 I J' . n , 4 lf' f'l 1 - , ,3 Jxlin' l', -1 ' 'VJ ' . - f by J , Kyu I I Ze' J'.: J 23 14 . -' . 1 I- , Q: i. ..4 JOE HEALY 344 River Rd. Bogota Transfered to Bogota, September, 1958. . f ' .S A ,f l. JAMES O. HENDRICKS Jim 130 Fairmount Ave. Bogota Morning League 3, 4. CLAIRE J. HERFURTH 54 Third Pl. Bogota Rats! Intramurals 1, 2, 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Choral Group l, 2, 3, 4, Music Appreciation 2, Bergen County Choir 2, French Club 2, 3 fSecretarYl: H.R. Secre- tary 2, 3, 4, Klaxon 2, 3, 4, One Act Plays 3, Delegate to Girls' Citizenship Institute 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4 CCounty Treosurerj Senior Play 4, Yearbook 4. GESINE K. HILDEBRANT ircesff 352 Concord Dr. Maywood Intramurals 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Typing Club 2, 3 iSecretary-Treasurerl, Girls' Glee Club 2, H.R. Secretary 2, Sophomore Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, G.A.C. 3, 4 CTreasurerJ, Mixed Choir 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3 fSecretaryJ 4 CPresidentJ, Color Guard 4, Yearbook 4. fe-1 JO ANN HOPPE I79 Beechwood Ave Bogota Gee Club I One Act Play 'I Fashion owl 2 GAA 2 3 4 lntramur 4- Mixed Choir 2- Klaxon - Refs Club 2 3- Music Appreciation 2 3- One Act Play Costume Committee 2 3 4: Honor Society 3 4- Ti-Hi-Y 3 4- Sen'o Play Costume Committee 4- Yearbook 4. 24 RICHARD HOFFMAN Ricky 48 Stellnng Ave Maywood Baseball 2 Basketball 2 Morning league 1-wie KR' 595-3 PHILIP J HOELAND Mouse 63 Belle Ave Maywood HR Vice Pres1dent2 3 Basketball 2 3 aseball 2 3 all President of HR 4 LINDA R. HRIZE Linda 74 Maplewood Ave. Bogota Art Club I- Assembly Committee I 2 3, e Act Plays I, 2, 3- G.A.A. - H.R. Treasurer I 4- Music Appreciation 2, 3, Student Council 2, 35 Fashion Show 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4. RICHARD HUCKINS Richie 212 Stavola PI Maywood Morning League Basketball 3 4 M n In Volleyball 4 DIANA A HUGHES Huge 50 W Magnolna Ave Maywood What a blast' Drama Club 2 Golf Club 3 Must: Ap precnotuon 3 Talent Show 3 4 Typnng Club 4 Yearbook 4 PETER A JORGENSEN Pete 129 Grove St Bogota Science Club l Stage Crew I 2 Track am 'l 4 Che C 2 tography Club 2 Vnsual Atds 2 Assembly Commlttee 2 H R Treasurer 2 One Act Pl s 2 3 Klaxon 2 3 4 QEdltorI HR President 3 Jersey Boys State 3 lass Presndent 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 H Y 3 4 CPresldentJ Sensor Play 4 Student Council 4 School Correspondent to Bergen Evemng Record 4 l PETER JAMES HUNTER, JR. lndian, Jim, Pete 61 Cane St, Bogota Candy store cowboys. Chess Club lg Basketball l, 2, 3, Base- ball 'l, 2, 3, Football 'l, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4, Student Cou1cll l, 3, One Act Play 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-President Hi-Y 4, Co-Chairman Magazine Drive 4. PRISCILLA ANN JOHNSON Bunny 214 Radgefield Ave Bogota Ar Clubl 234 GORDON W HUOTT I 467 Bergen Ave Maywood Wheres Washington Square? Sophomore Hop Commnttee 2 French Club 2 Jumor Prom Committee 3 Golf Club 4 nw' I NT CHARLOTTE JUST CharI 12 Demarest PI. Maywood What a blast! Refs' Club 2, Music Appreciation 3. PETER KRAUSS Hpefeu 95 Maple Ave. M'-'Ywood Spanish Club 25 Tumbling Club 32 FOOY' ball 2, 4. S 4 lsr CORINNE MARIETTA KIRBY H off, 210 Oakwood Ave. Bogota ' Ye gods! YJ Girls' Glee Club 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, Library Council 1, 2, One Act Play Contest 2, Spanish Club 2, Music Appreciation 2, Mixed Choir 2, 3, Klaxon 3, Fashion Show 3y Yearbook 4. wiLuAM Kosren oo Beech sf, Maywood Chess Club 4. BARBARA KATHERINE KRAUS Kathie 114 Larch Ave. Bogota Glee Club I, Dramatic Club 1, H.R. Sec- retary-Treasurer 1, Girls' Choral Group 1, 2, Mixed Choir 1, 2, J.V. Cheerleader 1, 2, CCaptainD: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 41 Refs' Club 27 Bergen County Choir 2: H.R. Vice President 25 G.A.C. 2, 3 KAssistant Treosurerl 4, fSecretaryJp Junior Class Secretary 31 NJAAG Repre- sentative 35 Girls' Citizenship Institute 3: Junior Prom Committee 35 Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 3, 47 Varsity Cheer- leader 3, 4 ICaptainjg Yearbook 47 Sen- ior Ploy 4. 0055 17585515515 26 ,VJVCLAJ .IOYC E ANN LAETZO Joycle 175 E Sprung Valley Ave Maywood Gollyl :ng Club 2 3 GAA 2 3 Cheerleader lSubslltufeJ 3 H R Secretary 3 Intramurals 3 4 TnHnY 3 4 GAC 4 Varsnfy Cheerleader 4 2 PETER C. KRUG ,fpewff 150 Harfwich Sf. Maywood Forgef if. Radio Club 2j French Club 2, 35 Morning league 35 Golf Club 4. MMO JUDITH KRIEGER 'Judy 146 E Central Ave Maywood Norm' Girls Glee Club 2 PAULINE LALLY 'lollypop 94 Elm Ave Bogolo Okoyzee A 3 lnfram rols 3 OLGA LAKATOS O I8 647 Lmcoln Ave Maywood Music Appreclahon 3 French Club 4 Secretary 4 Mlss Bogota Hugh School 4 LARRY M LESH Nook 26 Terrace Ave Maywood Hof Nooklsl H R Presldenf 2 Choir 2 French Club 2 Band 2 4 Baseball 2 4 Track Team 3 Music Appreclahon 3 Golf Club 3 4 HIY 4 MICHAEL M LAVES Mike Mechanical Drawung 2 3 Golf Club 3 Chess Club 3 4 , M QV VM QV , q 1 f r Joel ROBERT STEVEN LEVIN o 'l'l5 Harfwich Sl. Maywood Give up! Morning League 2' Spanish Club 2- Art l' u 2 - ac 3- Go Clu : 28 Yearbook 4. ,W 669 Oak Ave Maywood, M ELAINE MAURER LANGEN Lame 163 Maplewood Ave Bogota JV Cheerleaderl 2 Gzrls Glee Club I 2 Asslslanf Accompanlsf 1 2 Siu dent Council 1 2 Glrls Choral Group 3 Mix d hour 2 3 4 resndentl GAA 1 2 4 G 2 3 4 lntramuralsl 2 3 4 Ber Counly Choir 2 3 TrlHnY 2 3 lMusic Chalrmanl 4 CVICG Pl'ESId9HT, Refs Club 3 Girls State 3 HR Treasurer 3 4 Nohonal Honor Socuery 3 4 Chour Ac mpanlsr 3 4 Varsity Cheerleader 3 4 lCo Caplaml Yearbook 4 7 K 1 EHANOR ANN LINDSLQYL EI? lLZlChesfnui59Ave Bogolq S I, Ye gads' Ol Act Play PLYAPTGI' ml 2 3 xoryl 2 3 4 'Choral Group 'l 2, 3 4r', Muxed C 'I 2 8 4 Bergen Counly Ghorrf All-Stole Chorus 33 Carmen Opera Feshval.'3 GAA 3 4 lnlramurals 3.14 Semar slay 4 Yearbook 4 LILLIAN RUTH LUCK 161 Elmwood Ave Bogota Drama Club 2 Photography 2 Music Appreciation 2 3 Klaxon 3 Spanish Club 4 Lubrary Councnl 4 imfflf RICHARD ROBERT MAIRE Rich 181 Roosevelt Pl MCYW00d Oh, yea! French Club 2 llLilll 1 1 ' ' , : 1 I . ll 1 1, - H BILL MARIN Maxie 202 Walnut Ave Bogota Well III be dipped' Track 2 Football 2 3 4 ROBERT MARR Hsimf, 755 Wyoming Ave. Maywood You beiter believe it! H.R. Vice-President 2- Baseball 2- Foot- ba 2 3 4' H.R. President 3- Tum 'ng Club 3 Track 3 JAMES McCAW 182 Spring Valley Ave Maywood I doubt it s etball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 4 V1cePresldent 3 Track 3 HR President 4 Golf Club 4 BOB McBETH Mac 140 Fairmount Ave Maywood Pass the church key WILLIAM MAURIELLO Moe 209 Palisade Ave Bqgofq Grab a football' Football 2 4 30 H If I 1 ll , , , , bln f . l If H ll 'll I If ,I ll I ' ll I i : I I - ff llJimll If - If Bak , , 1 , :H.R. - ' 1 : .- ' 2 . I I I ,I ,I H If RHONA JEAN NICKERSON Rcnme 15 Sfellmg Ave Maywood Don? bafher me' GAA 2 Intramurals 2 Sludenf Councul Club 3 French Club 3 Music Appreclu n 3 of ub Ar Clu Drama Club 4 2y- lkgsenlbly Committee, 25 Girls' Glee no f GI CI 3, 4, 1 b 4, 31 CAROLE OLSEN 56 Cypress Ave Bogota Oh brother' Muxed Choir 'I 2 4 Muslc Appreciation 3 HR Vice President 4 Typlna Club 4 JOHN OJANIIT 234 Faarvuew Ave Bogota rnlng League l 2 3 Tr lc 4 CrassCountry 3 4 HIY 4 13' ANDREANNE O ST Andy 662 Palmer Ave Maywood Got o match? GAA 2 Drama Club 2 Music Appre clatlon 3 Glrls Glee Club 3 Golf Club 3 4 Typung Club 4 Yearbook 4 BARBARA MARGARET OTTEN Barb 200 Sprung Valley Ave Maywood Eat a bug' Klaxon 2 Spanish Club 2 Intramurals 2 GAA 2 3 Gurls Glee Club 3 Assembly Commrttee 3 Music Apprecnatlon 3 Golf Club 3 4 Typmg Club 4 Drama Club 4 ROBERT H PARSONS Snap 644 Grant Ave Maywood Grab a football' Track 2 3 Football 2 4 Football Letter Wnnner 3 Tumblung Club 3 Student Councll 3 .1 32 1 W L LINDA ANN PISCOLI 61 Pune St Bogota ramatuc Club 1 fs ub nro murals 1 2 H R Treasurer 1 4 One Act Plays 1 2 3 CStudent Dnrectorl GAC 1 2 3 lSports Managerj 4 HR Secre tary 2 Tr:HlY 2 3 4 ISecretaryl Stu dent Councnl 3 Jumor Prom Commottee Twxrllng 3 MARILYN BERNICE POSNICK 680 Grant Ave Maywood Musee Apprecnotlon 2 3 French Club 2 4 ROBERT BRUCE POETZ 136 Thoma Ave Maywood Baseball 2 Assembly Committee J Nlght League Basketball 3 Golf Club 3 4 Mornmg League Basketball 3 4 Mornlng League Volleyball 4 HR Secretary 4 Semor Play 4 Hn Y 4 MELANIE F POMERANTZ Me 102 Beech St Mqywogd Maybe I wlll and maybe I wont Spannsh Club 2 Refs Club 2 Music Ap precnotron 2 GAA 2 3 4 Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Kloxon 3, Semor Ploy 4 Ill MADELI NE E POLESKI Mad 862 Wyoming Ave Maywood Hey Jean gotta tell ya somethm' A 2 3 4 Mixed Cholr 3 Ty Club 4 Golf Club 4 33 . : 'V ' 'J 1 , : ,J :'- - Y ,.. .Qi D ' pRe'Cl1pIt- ff' 1 I -- fi 1 , , ' 7 , Ll , , :-- ' I : -- , . 2 - ,L I . ' : X1 K 3: 14- l - - A .fx f I H H ' .5 .- H -ffl , . G.A.. , , 5 ' ' 1 ping : , l I ., In A ll I' ' Ill .' l D I D l , , - f 1 li MARY J PROTEAU 96 Sfellmg Ave Maywood What u fIO,l Glee Club 2 Mixed Choir 2 Choral Group 2 Sensor Concert Chorr 4 Gnrls Concert Chalr 4 Yearbook 4 ROBERT RANK o 305 Larch Ave Bogota Science Club 'l Photography Club 2 ross Country 3 4 H Y I Chaplom 4 Track 3 4 SUSAN ELLEN PYTLAK ue 687 Coles Sf Mqywgod Honest to Pete' s Club 2 Glee Club 2 GAA 2 4 Library Council 2 3 CSSCFETCIYYTFBCIS urerj 4 CSecreturyD T HIY 3 4 Mlx d Cholr 3 4 Yearbook 4 ZANA QUKU 224 E Fort Lee Rd Bogota Really? nramurals l GAA Vice President 2 Muslc Appreclotnon 3 :Y G u 4 Ty Club 4 CONSTANT QUEl.l.ER JR Conme 459 Oak Ave Maywood Basketball 2 3 4 Music Apprecnatnon 3 Jersey Boys Sta e 3 Chess Club 4 Mormng League 4 Bowlmg Tournament 4 34 BARBARA A. RIBORDY Haobll 186 E. Central Ave. Maywood You old Hemmerflemmer! G.A.A. 'lg Bowling Club lp Steno Club l. BARBARA A ROBERTSON Barb 729 Maywood Ave Maywood Holy cowl Photography Club 2 Yearbook 4 Ora torlcal Contest 4 35 APRILE ANN ROMANEK 106 Belle Ave Maywood Could be' Intramurals 2 3 4 Glrls Choral Group 3 Gnrls Glee Club 3 Muslc Appreclatlon 3 H R Vnce Presldent 3 Refs Club 3 JV Cheerleader 3 GAC 3 4 Trl HIY 3 4 Mixed Cholr 4 Varslty Cheerleader DONALD REISLER Don 37 W Magnolla Ave Maywood Baseball 2 HR. Treasurer 3 Plng Pong Tournament 3 School Bowlmg Tournament 3 Basic Photography Club 3 Boys State 3 Basketball Manager 3 4 Golf Club 3 4 Mornmg League Basketball 3 4 Chess Club 4 Mornmg League Volleyball 4 JEAN K ROMBOUGH 34 E Pleasant Ave Maywood Guess what happened' Klaxon 4 YZ! DONALD G RUTH Teensle 83 E Hunter Ave Maywood Homeroom Treasurer 2 36 WILLIAM E RUDLOF 56 Terrace Ave Maywood French Club 2 Club 4 JOSEPH E ROSENHAGEN Rosle l48 E Mann St Bogota Scuence Club I Chess Club l Baseball I 2 Mormng League Basketball 1 3 4 A.. BERND B, SACHS 'I57 Ward St. Maywood Chess Club 25 Golf Club 3: Senior Play 45 Morning League Basketball 4. I. HR President 3 Bowllng Tournament 3 Mornmg League Volleyball 3 4 H Y 4 WILLIAM C SAUERBREY I 598 Lmcoln Ave Maywood Vvsual Alds 2 3 4 Photography C b 3 4 Radio Club 3 fljf- x f PETER C SCHALLOWITZ Pete H0 E Grove St Bogota Klaxon I 2 3 4 Stage Crew 1 2 3 4 Science Club 2 3 Radio Club 3 GEORGE J SCHUETZ Schuetzne 841 Grant Ave Maywood Are you kidding'-' Student Council Alternate 2 French Club 2 Golf Club 3 Track 3 HR Secretary dent Councll 4 HlY 4 Q, BARBARA ANN SCHMIDT Bobbi Ann 38 Palisade Ave. Bogota What a panic! Intramurals lp Music Appreciation 3. C ROBERT SCHORTAU o 75 Pune St Bogota Science Clubl HR Presudentt Morning League Basketball 1 4 Spanish Club 2 Track 2 HR VncePresldent 4 Golf Clu 4 HIY 4 JOYCE SCHNEIDER 58 East Broad St Bogota Photography Club 1 Art Club 2 Glee Clu 2 Ltbrary Council 2 4 Music Apprecnatlon 3 Drama Club 3 4 Mixed Choir 3 4 37 l 7 ibn I I 4, Lf ln lr I I 9 a , . , 1 . , , : , ' , : ' , f , D , C ll ' If H - . H 32 Morning league Basketball.3, 41 Stu- l I l - ' b 1 ' I ' , :I ' J l 1 IIB bil I J - . ' - ' 1 9 b z '- . ROBERT JOSEPH SHEA o 440 Elm Ave Bogota Prove nl Presndent of Dramatacs Club 1 2 Klaxon 1 2 3 4 KCO Editor Stu nt Councul Alternate 1 2 3 One Act Play Contest 1 2 3 Magozme Campaign Drlve Wm ner 1 3 Faotbull 2 3 Jr Prom Commnt Play 4 Yearbook 4 Debatmg Club 4 CAROLYN SICA Cow 568 Sprung Valley Rd Maywood Get out of here' Klaxon 2 Intramurals 2 3 4 GAA 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 fVlco'Preadent1 JV Cheerleader 3 Musnc Approciatnon 3 H Secretary 3 Future Teachers f Arnonca Club 4 GEORGE ROBERT SEPP Zep 49 Hull St gogom ack 'I Football 1 2 4 HR f dent 2 4 Spanlsh Club 3 LYNNE G SHULTIS Lynnle Shultzy 75 Palnsade Ave Bogota r Club Secretary 1 Kl xon 1 2 A 1 Int 4 One Act Play Make up Commlttee 1 2 3 4 Soph Hop Commuttee 2 TrlHnY 2 3 4 Student Councul Alternate 3 Sensor Play Costume Committee 4 Color Guard 4 Yearbook 4 PETER F SHOPLAND Muscles 81 Rlver Rd goto Yeah man' opt 2 FotbaIl1 ,A 1 fVlcePreslddn1l 4 ysketba 1 Bose. 2 38 H H M ' T' 7 , , 3, I .. 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Qf ball ,4.yj'.Aj ' .1 I 7 ff , A If A! , , . - 1: do ' , , 1 , : , : - '- V I , tee 35 French Club 3, Hi-Y 3, 4: Senior I Q . rt H ll ll 1 LB: M , P 0 . , ff X ,4 I 1, - tt tt H At 1 0 , , 3: G.A. . , 2, 3, 4: ramurals 1, 2, 3, RAYMOND P SMITH U 74 Walnut Ave Bogota s etball 'l Football l 2 3 4 C Club 2 Mornung League 2 3 Track 2 4 Sensor Pla 39 NORMAN SIMON Norm 678 Maywood Ave Maywood Mnxed Chorus 2 Muslc Appreclatnon 2 3 Chess Club 2 3 Alternate to oys State 3 Sensor Play 4 Yearbook 4 MARCIA SILVERANG Marsh T62 Clinton Ave Maywood Good grief' Klaxon 2 H R Secretary 2 Spanish Club President 3 Varxuty Cheerleader 3 4 Senior Play 4 Future Teachers f Amernca Club 4 DAVID E STANNARD Dave 70 Howcroft Rd Maywood But Mrs Tosca JOE STEGLE 154 Oakwood Ave Bogota Im tired Vnsual Aids 2 Morning League 2 Stage Crew 3 One Act Play 3 H R Treasurer 4 Football 2 Track 2 3 4 Cross Country 3 NNJ Dramatnc Contest 3 Temple Unnversnty Speech Festival 3 Muslc Appre cnatlon 3 HTY Treasurer 3 One Act Plays 3 4 Golf Club 3 4 Tumblmg Club 3 4 Mormng League Basketball 4 Semor Play 4 Debate 4 BARBARA JOAN STELLMANN Ste 234 Cypress Ave Bogota Bag' rs Glee Club lnr murals 1 2 Bergen County Festnvol 2 reasurer 2 xed o1r Muslc Appreclatuon 3 H R Vlce Presrdent 4 JOYCE ANN ULLRICH 679 Coles St Maywood Oh shoot' Photography Club 2 Mlxed Chour 2 3 4 Yearbook 4 MARYANN TEMPLIN 111 Oakwood Ave Bogota Bowung Club 1 GAA 2 MALLE VAARSI Ma 165 Walnut Ave Bogota For Pete s sake' rs Glee Club 1 ramurals 4 One Act Play Costume Commnttee 1 2 3 4 Art Club 2 lTreosurerJ 3 CTreas urerj, Muxed Chour 2, 3 Fashuon Show 2 , GAA , 3 4 French Club 3 Sensor Play Costume Commnttee Chalrman 4 Yearbook 4 40 MO NA M TOSCANO Mona 40 Cedar Ave Maywood Musnc Apprecnatlon 3 Golf Club 3 4 Yearbook 4 Senuor Chour 4 Mixed Cl'1o1r 4 Spanlsh Club 4 LYNN VAN SICKLE e 914 Sprung Valley Rd Maywood No sweat about the whole srtuotlon GAA 2 3 Mus1cApprec1at1on 3 Spamgh Clu 3 Golf Club 4 1 an Q? ,, W, y Gil' 1, G.A,A. 1, 2, 10- ' 1-1.R.1 ,Ma Ch'2,4l 1' ':' A Too bod! 1' , . . , . HR du I h .B .?, , U , ,, ,,, Gil' , 1111 1, 2, 3, ' , 3- . . . 2 , , ' , ' ' A 'X I J LINDA KATHRYN VIETORIS Nunn IB5 River Rd. Bogola Dramalics Club I Wise-President 'lst Semj, iSecreiary 2nd, Sem.J, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. l, 2 lSporfs Monagerl 3 CCorres- panding Secretaryl 4 lPresidenU, Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 2, Refs' Club 2, Sophomore Hop Commiilee 2, Girls' Choral Group 2, 3, Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Sludenv Council 3 QAssist nt Secretaryj 4 faYYl7 N ' or Q Girls' Choir 4, PM Ie f Y X ,Im JEAN ANN WHITE 250 Palisade Ave. Bogola Oh, god! Glee Club 'l, Mixed Choir 2, 4, H,R. Treasurer 3, Typing Club 3, 4, H.R. Secretary 4. THOMAS WEBER 111-omu 97 W. Magnolia Ave. Maywood Dons Chess Club 2, Phoiography Club 2. V QD if BRENDA RENEE WEIGELT Candy 329 Grove Sf. Teaneck ,, Oh, peachie keen! ALFRED E. WILLIAMSON Eddie 49 Woodland Ave. Maywood Gung-Ho! Morning League Basketball 3, H.R. Vice- President 3, Junior Prom Commihee 3, Pholography Club 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, H,R. Presi- den? 4, Morning League Volleyball 4, Yearbook 4. LI 1 ,:'s' fu J 2'L7L,lf .v ',L ' W STEPHEN WILSON Sieve T31 Beechwood Ave. Bogom ,ig,4Q,a44f Ga Don? gel shook' W-ffl ,aww LESLIE GAY WINTER WALTER J ADAMS NORMAN Y wan Nom 295 Orchard Terr Bogofo 92 Belle Ave Maywood 671 Coles Street Maywood New Jersey Judy Came io Bogola High In February Pholography Club 2 Chess Club 2 TYP 9 Club 4 Foalball 3 MARTIN YOUNG Marty 24 Taplnn Ave Maywood ll Chess Club 2 Baslcelball 2 3 4 Track President 3 Class Vnce Presldenl H17 4 Mormng League Volleyball 4 BARBARA YACHECHAK Ya l2 Maybrook Dr Maywood nch Club 2 G A A 2 4 In m rals 2 3 4 Klaxon 3 Semor ny Costume Commltiee 4 Yearbook 4 GAll. ZIFF 22 Demarest Pl Maywood Glee Club 2 Musuc Appreciation 3 Refs Club 3 GAA 3 Yearbook 4 , f l Q ,ff ll ll l ll ll ll ll V I ' II ll H I H 1 : ll X : 1 , 1 2, 3, 49 Student Council 2, 3, 4, H.R. . l . l . 3 4- I l I , W Q ' ' H ku I 5 ' I ' 1 . . . 1 . Fre 5 . . . , 3, 5 fra- U , , 1 : Pl I , ' .- i X ' 5 . 4 Y f fi x 2 51 NMSTY5' N!! fa ETF? gl H Rag J' 15.44 P MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kathue Kraus Pete Jorgensen F I UV iff X 4 fx 4 M BEST LOOKING Barbara Offen Russ Fnnley BEST DRESSED LATE RISERS Bernd Sachs Marcia Salverang Steve Wnlson Mr Waters and Zana Quku , x W A E .4-T FRIENDLIEST BEST SMILE Joe Stegle, Renata Funghini Bob Cardone, Linda Vieroris WITTIEST CLASS COUPLE POI Af iCUn0f L0 Y Lesh Dave Stannard, Ronnie Nickerson ' 1 4 f 1- ,I ,,r. I , 1 A 1 It 2 g g f i - A ' ' iff ' I S if 3 ,Q V ,gsm K f' if 1- g ff-, MOST POPULAR BEST ATHLETES Peggue Bellovlgnu Paul Bechtel Chcrlohe Jus? Joe Blackgrove BEST ARUSTS BEST Acton AND Acmzss Bob Levm Mcmlyn posmck Bob Shea Clolre Herfurth Quleresr Mosr 1AucAnve Bull Koster Olga Lokufos R07 smnh MY '-7 Aumuuef CLASS CHUMS BEST MUSICIAN S Carole Olsen Jeon White Chuck Bene Elame Lungen Bam Marr Russ Fmley 46 is JOAN DOREMUS 1958 JOSEPH BLACKGROVE 1958 awww, f 'a '?Vl Vg! 5043 QA? iii SU E GRIFFFTH 1958 JO ANN HOPPE 1958 NATIGN AL HONOR SCCIETY X X PETER JORGENSEN X KATHIE KRAUS 1958 1958 X W M El-AINE 1-ANGEN UNDA VIETORIS 1958 1953 PATRICIA BALES 1959 '19 J ,ru -as GESINE HILDEBRANDT 1959 Hirx BERYL CLARKE 1959 3 - CHARLES HERBERT CLAIRE HERFURTH Q if Q . T wg ' H' ?f 41 if 2 , LINDA HRIZE 1959 JAMES HUNTER 1959 1959 1 959 L32 ELLEN McG EE 1959 if ' 5' A fn , ,L . ' ar ' , ' -'W KY , A' b y - L. i N817 1 - A L E ' K' . ' fl n f w Lf L ,X . f I A 1 L, ,L sf 1 2 'Q 'L 5 A L , I X , Ky , ,, , T 1 I Q ' JEANETTE OBERG 1959 gefda if 5. 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SECOND ROW: E. Frylinclc, F. Flefcher, R. Feder, J. Gallagher J. Garrison, B. Ferraro. THIRD ROW: B, Gernza, M. Fish, C. Feinbloom, A. Dyson, S. Funghini. MISSING: J. Dorshimer, C. Duncan, J. Dungan, A. Ebert, C. Fenning, C. Feoronzo, W. Flircroft, V. Foole, L. Foschini, R. Garrison, M, Gary, D. Gern- onl, M. Gill. 50 Home Room 441 1 FIRST ROW: C. Carriddi, M. Casey, N. Dalmar, S. Carlon, J. Dechert. SECOND ROW: S. Colwell, N. Corcoran, L. Davis, C. Darby, Mrs. Brien. THIRD ROW: H. Bunfield, K. De Marrais, M. Dickson, P. Dobson. MISSING: M. Burneston, R. Cariz- zo, L. Carroll, R. Clancy, J. Collins, R. Colwell, H. Corr, D. Crawford, F. Cunning- ham, D. Desmond, P. DeVencentis, M, DiSfosio, S. Dohanick. Cixi K I Home Room 13:27 FIRST ROW: J. Lewis, E. Kieszlcowski, J. Keber, C. Keller, F. Krezel, D. Krauss, Mr Cameron. SECOND ROW: K. Koster A Kmetz, F. Leiderman, E. Katz, S. Lee THIRD ROW: S. Klotz, G. Lewis, J. Liati E Lepori MISSING- N Kin H Kirchhofl . . , , gl , V D. Kneer, S. Kowningsberg, P. Kraemer, R. La Gattuta, G. Lehman, D. Liddel, R. Liebezeit, R. Lofg ren. HOME ROOM :13 FIRST ROW: A. Jehlilc, I. Herman, B. Gold, S. Horowitz, S. Hunter, C. Hill, Mr. O'Don- nell. SECOND ROW: L. Hager, M. Hoelz, I.. Kaplan, L. Heydt, C. Kaltemaier, J. Henderson. THIRD ROW: C. Hoviland A. Jones, R. Janssen, K. Hoff, R. Goodwin, T. Heinzman, H. Heaney. MISSING: E. Gillen, M. A. Guidatti, R. Gunther, F. Halvorsen, K. Hansgen, D. Hayes, R. Hendricks, J. Herold, W. Herrmann, F. Hoppe, H. Hyson, J. Jacobitti, R. Kalterakus. 0 Y Q gy .ix ATE 'Hz - HOME Room 1-,ma FIRST ROW: H. Murder, E. Martin, D. Melia, L. Morgan, J. Nelsen, Mr. Recchia. SECOND ROW: R. Lofts, E. Manasse, A. Lofstedt, M. Murray, S. Ludwig. THIRD ROW: A. Manoclc, R. Miller, C. Lonegan, L. McCullough, J. Mentovay. MISSING: M. Magoulis, M. Martone, W. Mathey, N. Mil- ler, A. Moncclc, P. Morgan, J. Morrison, M. Mueller. 51 HOME ROOM 41:30 FIRST ROW: A. Silberman, J. Scillieri, D. Schwaighofer, J. Sherman, E. Schlemm, G. Sibbald, Miss Malugani. SECOND ROW: A. Suriano, D. Shoplancl, D. Simpson, H. Silverglafe, C. Stewart, L. Tafsch. THIRD ROW: W. Sianford, G. Siclxinger, J. Shylxo, R. Schulz, D. Singer. MISSING: M. Russel, D. Ruth, U. Saltzman, D. Schempf, W. Schlossareclc, D. Smith, D. Sfannard, D. Sfannard, E. Siiefel, B. Sfopera, C. Tedesco. Home Room 429 FIRST ROW: C. Nitzel, G. Pritch, M. E. Pahlclm, K. Raymond, L. Rukasin, J. Nie- banck, R. Norris. SECOND ROW: R. Pharao, C. Rasmussen, E. Rorhe, H. Rosen- dahl, T. Rasmussen, R. Pierce. THIRD ROW: R. Pataky, R. Prive, T. Randolph, G. Polman, A. Poehler, M. Pefrillo. MISSING: H. Neubert, B. A. O'RourIie, .. Paul, S. Perry, A. Pike, R. Pozzo, R. Preuschofi, L. Ramirez, R. Reinhagen, E. Rhodes, C. Robertson, B. Rudlof. HOME Room :,Ii32 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Kaplan, J. Wilkes, B. Wagner, P. Wigglesworth, I. Tureizlcin, C. Williams. SECOND ROW: R. Tobias, A. Trelala, A. Wild, D. Wolfersberger, J. Tielmann, D. Weissflog. MISSING: G. Ter- ianian, J. Torforiello, E. TurncIiIT, D. Van Sanders, F. Wagner, P. Wagner, C. Weiderman, E. Weinberger, W. Wheeler, W. Wurdemann, E. Yales, D. Young, J. Young, M. Zuelch. 52 HOME ROOM :I FIRST ROW: B. Cafassa, P. Buckley, K. Brick, D. Blake, C. Beger. SECOND ROW: C. Caes, A. Bertane, M. J. Andrus, J. Carlon, J. Baker. THIRD ROW: D. Brink- man, R. Balutis, J. Bogert, E. Borntrager. MISSING: M. Adam, R. Aldea, R. Ander- son, J. Antonie, R. Barber, G. Bell, A. Berenbach, C. Blaut, B. Bennett, M. Born- troger, C. Broeunig, K. Bramley, R. Bram- ley, B. Breckenridge, G. Brown, M, Brussa, P. Byrnes, P. Caragliano. HOME Room gs FIRST ROW: Miss Dix, K. Fullam, J. Gill roy, D. Jacobsen, J. Flannelly, S. Irwin SECOND ROW: M. Garry, J. Hoogesteger, S. Hileman, V. Heubel, G. Jae, J. Hofl man. MISSING: M. Fraysse, A. Gaeta, M. Gardiner, D. Giovanelli, R. Giraud, G Grasser, W. Greiner, S. Griesbach, T Griesbaclw, P. Grimaldi, B. Hartwick, M. Helth, W. Hill, R. Holt, R. Hughsman. 53 2 Home Room ips FIRST ROW: G. Cikc, P. Conklin, A. Dyson E. Fields, C. Dispenza, Mr. Scofield. SEC OND ROW: M. Ferellec, M. Flaccavento M. Dervitz, J. Ferrara, B. Crammond, B Cotterill. THIRD ROW: J. Caso, E. Droz dowski, L. Eckel, N. Cook, K. Clarke, J Eckert. MISSING: E. Cauheld, C, Christian sen, J. Cole, W. Domrau, H. Della Casa P. Della Casa, E. Devor, R. Dicks, V DiCuia, J. DiLascio, R. Dix, G. Dolan, J Fair, F. Faustini. Home Room igzo FIRST ROW: C. LoCascio, C. Kane, M. Journee, B. Journee, R. Katz, M. Kropp. SECOND ROW: F. Kalfenmaier, A. Levi, G. Gelden, M. Kaeser, N. Lemlxe, S. Knox THIRD ROW: D. Klimm, J. Levy, E. John son, E. Johnston, E. Liggett. MISSING: W Keller, J. Kelly, M. Kenny, S. Knox, E Kruft, W. Kuisch, R. Lotta, B. Leonard. Home Room 324 FIRST ROW: J. Pulzello, S. Platt, K. Nink S. Pearl, F. Olsen, A. Minella, B. Pfaff Mr. Koplowifz. SECOND ROW: D. Parsons H. Nygaard, C. Reis, C. Meyer, M. Picariel- Io, M. Reurer, A. Roggi. THIRD ROW: J Moore, R. Qucley, M. Rice, C. Peierson L. Policosfrc, N, Prisco, P. Morrison, P Oleson. MISSING: P. Morris, M. Muller R. Nafole, P. Nurnberger, R. Olclren, G Osfrander, K. Paul, J. Pisano, C. Poleslci, S Pruschen, R. Reinhagen, C. Riffel. 54 Home Room 4123 FIRST ROW: R. McNamara, L. McAvoy, T Mamolo, C. McCaffrey, P. Lonegan, M Meeker, Miss Daniels. SECOND ROW: E McCaw, S. Maccagnano, L. Loro, W. Lock- wood, C. Mognilico, E. Meisferfeld, G McCaffrey. MISSING: B. Ludemann, T Maire, L. Marks, M. Morkwalter, R. McCann. 'MJ nf Home ROOM 11:25 FIRST ROW: S. Stroub, N. Sagaas, L. Stephen, D. Stanford, K. Sorrentino, J. Schallowitz, B. Stoddard, N. Schnaars, Mr. Bodkin. SECOND ROW: R. Russel, J. Rosner, J. Scillieri, E. Schurich, E. Seidel, L. Spiro, E. Seller, P. Ross, THIRD ROW: M. Saba, B. Schneider, D. Siebert, S. Spero, R. Scholl, P. Sobat, A. Sorbello, D. Strock. MISSING: J. Robertson, R. Rossi, G. Scracco, G. Small, M. Spina, J. Straat, D. Straub, S. William. ' Home Room :QE26 FIRST ROW: M. Tamburro, A. Vintaloro, B, Yates, R, Wood, N. Williamson, R. Trai: ano, L. Weisselberg. SECOND ROW: M. White, L. Winter, E. Wagner, J. Tedesco, F. Thompson, V. Walsh, J. Tuordo. THIRD ROW: R. Trapp, L. Sword, C. Tivado, S. Tropello, R. Wiemer, S. Tirch, E. Templin MISSING: G. Tedesco, D. Troiano, R. Tuor- do, R. Vintalora, C. Warren, R. Weichand. J. Weiss, R. Yachechall. 'S sf Lg, M . ,.,..,,,,,..W,.:w k.V, , ,Q L 'ff 4 A Lge X' 2? V T a X' 3. mf is 1 Q. V , A. 'H s 1 r 'V W 35 as -kr 'Q Kg ,g E ' f, ? Q' Q n ,GA if g,,Q, QSM 323511 191091 ww W an ww r .5 Sophomore Class Officers Steve Turch presudenf Barbara Leonard sec retary Louls Pollcastro treasurer Charles Chrrshansen vice presrdeni 57 ' Junior Class Cfflcers Char1es Fennbloom vuce presndenr Judy Dech err secretary Ruth Ann Benn treasurer Harry Rosendahl presrdenr - ? 5' - w '-it -i 'i- :Qs N XX QRS l I . . . ' , I I Q Q I .1 I ' . ,, I Q ' , I 1 . , ' ' , ' ' Q . Q . 'b , . I . 1 - . - - '. ' Q A. 4. ' 0 Q A s. 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Claire Herfurth, Gesine Hildebrandt and Bob Shea Art Editors,,,,, ,,,, , ,,,,..,.,.......,,....,. ,... L inda Hrize and Bob Levin Sports Editors. .,.,,, ,, , ,Kathie Kraus and Charles Herbert Club Editors ..........,,..,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,, ,,Karen Cook and Corinne Kirby Advertising Managers Barbara Yachechak and Eleanor Lindsley Layout ...........................,...,.,..... Roberta Austin, Jeannette Oberg, Lynne Shultis and Gail Zitt Business Manager ,..,...,... ,,,, ,.,.., . , ,, ,Norman Simon Subscription Manager .,.,...,.,.........,,.....,,..,,,.,...,,...,..,, Jo Ann Hoppe Typing ..,,..........,,.... Myra Aumuller, Maryann Templin, Sue Pytlak, Mary Proteau, Delores Aclrley, Helen Douglas, Barbara Robertson, .Joyce Ullrich, Pat Garrison and Mona Toscana Photography .....,...................... Bill Wheeler and THE KLAXONH PURPLE YEARBOOK STAFF FIRST ROW P Africano C Herfurth M Aumuller l Cardel J Ullrlch SECOND ROW L Hrze ngen J A ppe R ea B L Vietoris C Herber M Vaarsi K Kraus C Kirby TH ROW G Hildebrandt M Proteau J Obera Miss Schandelmaner Miss Herman Mrs Sachtleben R Austin D Ackley M Toscana FOURTH ROW G ZitT H Douglas B Yachechak A Williamson S P ak P Garrison L Shultls FIFTH ROW J Dworkoslu E Llndsley R Levin N Simon M Tempin B Robertson KN ll : . A , . , . , . , , ' h. : . l , E. La , . , Ho , . Sh , P, ales, . ' ' , . t, . ', . , . ' . IRD yn 1 f l. if ' ' ', . ', .' , . In The Student Council is a service organization representing the entire student body. All clubs and activities of the school must be approved by this organization. Each year the main project of the Student Council is to support its Korean orphan, Kim Mai Ja. This year money for her support was raised through a candy sale. The primary purpose of this organization is to pro- vide a democratic student government in Bogota High School where questions of interest to the student body may be discussed. Each homeroom has a representative whose duty is to keep his homeroom informed with the CounciI's decisions and activities. The election of Student Council ofticers is an important springtime event. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS H Sllverglate vice president L Vletorls secretary J Blackgrove D E U N CII- president 1 Sherman .m..,.,m secretary FIRST ROW P Bellavigna H Silverglate J Sherman J Blackgrove L Vietorns Mr Bodkin SECOND W R Russel R 1 R Sm D Jacobse A Besslnger K Kraus P Buckley THIRD ROW Jorgenson G McCaffrey M Young G Schultz J Lnatu C Fexnbloom FOURTH ROW C Kaltemauer S Perry L Polncastro L McCullough M Conklin I Cardel 1 I 1 ' ' I I - I -1 I 4 1 - 1 - : . ' I . ' , . , . , . ' ', . '. RO I , , . Kat, . all, . n, . ' , . , . . . P. 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - I .1 1 I 1 5 - . 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 A I 1- - The Klaxon and its staff members have brought an innovation not only to the newspaper, but also to the club organization itself. Due to rising costs the size of the Klaxon has been reduced. A department for training of new members has been added under the supervision of an additional adviser, Mrs. Lee, while Mr. Hilfman continues to advise the publication of the newspaper. The Klaxon is published through the ettorts of its staff. KLAXON MANAGERS K L A X O N FIRST ROW S Griftith managing editor P Jorgensen editor in chief J Doremus news editor SECOND ROW Mr Hillman R Shea feature editor K De Marrais sports editor Mrs Lee FIRST ROW Mr Hllfman Mrs Lee R Shea K De Marrals J Doremus S Grlftith P Jorgensen J Oberg S Fair S Ludwig A Suriano M Murray E Lindsley SECOND ROW N Giannella E Siedel M Ferellec H Nygaard M Kropp S Higgins D Brown R Perry T Natress J Wright J Morrison J Baker J Wolff K Fullam THIRD ROW D Giovanelli S Klotz W Wheeler R Cnrrig R Schmidt J Bayersdorfer H Silverglate J Young M Slavik E Corcoran J Garrambone F Krezel K Sorrentino FOURTH ROW B Woods :. . I . .it I .- '-'y. , '. :. A, - , ':- ', ': - .- : .l , . ,. I . ',. ,. ' ,. ,. 1- .f- .f- . f - I-. - 7- 1- 1- ,. , . ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. ,. . :.' ',. ,. ,- 1- ,- ,.' ,. ,. ',. ,. ,. ,. . x xr J L., D Mello S Lee SECOND ROW S Sherman P Afrlcano J Laetzo Mnss Dlx J Corcoran P Bellavrgnn J Oberg THIRD ROW L Dnller S Pytlalr S Grnltlth J A Hoppe J Doremus TRI HI Y The Bogota Tru Hr Y consists of thrrty members selected on the basis of scholarship Ieadershnp, cooperatlon and character Tn Hn Y members are rumor and sensor gurls who are vntally mterested In hugh standards of luvung and service to school and commumty Accordnng to Mass Dlx, theres time for fun too wnth weenle roasts an assembly program, Christmas carolung and the annual Chrnstmas and Easter portres VY? w s ,S D ..-1 ner N orcoran A Romanelc K Brennan L h I1 Cardel B Clarke E McGee HY The Hn Y IS a servrce club guvnng servnce both to school and to the commumty During the year the mem bers delnvered the school budget helped rn the Easter Seal druve and sold refreshments at the football games Every year the Hn Y challenges the Faculty to basketball and softball games the proceeds of whlch are sent to the Korean orphan The annual Queen of Hearts Dance was also sponsored by the club FIRST ROW R Shea G Berusso J Hunter P Jorgensen P son THIRD ROW J Rosenhagen, C Herbert P Mangone F Rank A Monaclz Mr Scofleld SECOND ROW G Snbbald R Cunningham C DeNee D Rensler K DeNee J Blackgrove Smith N Carron, M Young R Daw E Mensterfeld A Wnllram .1 L, Vlllll' . n -' W - :. , ., g Q , r 2 , sl 'I f 5 I 4 -,-4 1 - lx - 1- . - 'T 6 x. S - I ' 2 I .s , ., I 1 ' -0 x I lo Q. , ' 'J . F I ' 5 E. Xi, 5 FIRST ROW: C. Duncan, L ,PisicoIi, G. Hildebrandt, E. Langen, E. Schlemm. FOURTH ROW: C. Herfurth, R. A. Bein, C. Kalte- ' f.- 1- 1 - ' ,J mo' , .C , . , . , .Sut's,I. r I ' ' v I I ' ' ' ll ' II - ' FIRST ROW P Bellovugna G Huldebrandt K K aus L V torus J Sherman N Corcoran L Schlemm SECOND ROW Muss Everett J Loetzo D Melua J Corcoran A Romanek K GIRLS ATHLETIC COUNCIL The GAC plans the actuvutues of the GAA and through the sale of football programs a dance and varuous prouects rauses the money necessary for all gurls athletuc awards As a member of the Bergen County Sports Councul the Bogota club takes part un playdays wuth other schools The year culmunates wuth the electuon and unutuatuon of new members, a trup to Cedar Hollow and a banquet honorung the graduatung senuors Brennan L Pusucolu E Langen THIRD ROW E McGee C K emauer R A Be J Dorem B Buosottu A Lofset R Qualey REFEREES CLUB Referees Club us open to any gurl who us unterested un learnung the technuques skulls and fundamentals f refereeung The gurls ref all untramural games playday actuvutues and gym class competutuons At the end of the year flve gurls receuve awards for superuor abuluty FIRST ROW C Kane B Wagner J Morruson M Flaccovento aufold M ervu z u rra 1 e Corcoran L ShelTe SECOND ROW D Parsons M Kropp y Pe M DuStasuo K Raymon Weuderman N Schnaars F Kaltemauer THIRD ROW H Nygaard N Wood D Jacobsen J R sner E Martun A S ano S Perry J Keber L Sword FOURTH ROW D Krauss A Beemer B Buasottu L Weusselberg C Keller T Rasmussen A Dyson R Qualey B Crammond S Ruflel FIFTH ROW A Lofstedt B Stoddard H Meyer Muss Everett : . 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' . : , INK UPPERCLASS G A A FIRST ROW P Bales M Pomerantz M Aumuller J Morrison I Herman K Raymond C Duncan D Flaccavento K Kraus M Snlverang C Snca J Garrambone B Wagner SECOND ROW R Austin L Van Sickle J Gunmes B Otten R Nicker son J Carr P Lally K Brennan P Bellavlgno J Corcoran A Romanek L Diller R Funghim THIRD ROW B Bamster N Gnannella F Krezel J Gallltano D Schempf S Carlon D Wolfersberger E Schlemm J Sherman A Kmetz L Davis GIRLS ATHLETIC Through the activities ofthe G A A gurls interested in sports participate in playdays throughout the year The annual Christmas Party provides an evening of games, gifts, and galety Often members of this club are invited to loin with GAC members at playdays with 1' L Bellno FOURTH ROW C Kaltemaler L Hrlze S Perry R A Bien D Melia E Martin P Germanesco E Corcoran S Ludwig J Keber A Surnano Miss Everett FIFTH ROW M Murray L Pnsncoli P Afrlcano E McGee J Laetzo I Cardel G Bellus J Oberg G Hildebrandt L Shultis J Doremus E Dyson SIXTH ROW C Hull en L F Fletcher Keller T Rasmussen R Pierce B Buasottl L Vletoris E Langen C Herfurth SEVENTH ROW A Beemer A Lofstedt M Tas cano M Proteau H Douglas C Kirby P Garrison S Pytlak Lundsley J A Hoppe Yachechak L Kaplan L Heydt S Griffith ASSOCIATION other schools An election ns held at the end of the year to select candidates who are elected to the Girls Athletic Council The years activities end with the an nual shore trip UNDERCLASS G.A.A. FIRST ROW: A. Dyson, B. Quintana, C. Kane, J. WoIH, M Flaccavento, C. Kaufold, M. Dervitz, J. Wright, J. Murray SECOND ROW: S. Higgins, D. Parsons, J. Gillroy, M. Kropp, R. Luck, K. Ninlx, K. Pike, E. Corcoran, L. Sheffe. THIRD ROW E. Weiderman, S. Irwin H. Nygaard, R. Wood, B. Cotterill D. Jacobsen, J. Rosner, J. Hoogesteger. FOURTH ROW: M White, L. Weisselberg, C. Coes, B. Leonard, B- 5f0CId0fd, R Qualey, B. Crammond, F. Kaltemaier. FIFTH ROW: L. Spiro, L Lora, N. Schnaars, L. Sword, H. Meyer, N. Cook, J. Hoffmun D. Klimm. TYPING CLUB The Typing Club consists of twenty mem- bers. Its purpose is to advance the skills of the business student by teaching the correct usage of all business machines and by improving typing skills. FIRST ROW: G. Winter, J. Dworkoski, L. Diller, J. Guimes, M. A. Guidotti, D. Blake. SECOND ROW: D. Hughes, I. Cardel, Miss Dix, B. Allen, L. Davis, D. Schwaighofer. THIRD ROW: L. Van Sickle, J. Carr, J. White, B. Often, A. Oberst, C. Olsen. llllllllll H-,ff FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The Bogota Future Teachers of America, a new club with thirty-five members, was or- ganized under the sponsorship of Mrs. Curley. The members explore their own interests and abilities, learn more about college requirements, consider the oppor- tunities and responsibilities of a teaching career, and seek to develop the qualities essential to a good teacher. FIRST ROW: C. Hill, D. Flaccavento, G. Bellis, C. Sico, M. Silverang, N. Giannella, M. Dervitz. SEC- OND ROW: C. Locascio, M. Harder, J. Gillroy, J. Murray, C. Kaufold, M. Flaccavento, M. Burr, M. J. Andrus. THIRD ROW: S. Platt, S. Maccagnano, J. Ros- ner, R. Wood, D. Parsons, Mrs. Curley. FOURTH ROW: L. Heydt, C. Meyer, D. Wolfersberger, D. Schlempf, S. Carlon, L. Kaplan, D. Klimm. DEBATING SOCIETY The primary function of the Debating Society is to learn skills in argumentation. The debaters follow a definite outline and are logically sufficient and coherent. They make the basic position clearn and develop relationships between the issues. Evidence and authoritative opinions are studied for kind, pertinency, reliability, source, and amount. FIRST ROW: J. Hunter, R. Austin. SECOND ROW: N. Simon, E. Lindsley, R. Shea. -4' SPANISH CLUB The aim of the Spanish Club is to familiarize its members with outstanding events, personalities, and contributions of Spanish-speaking people. Through pen pal letters it also brings its members into com- munication with students of Latin America so that they may reciprocally exchange in- formation of life and customs in their respec- tive countries. The Christmas meeting had the traditional pinata to be broken, Christ- mas carols in Spanish, and the story of Christmas celebrations in Spanish-speaking countries. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Kaplan, G. Lewis, L. Heydt, B. Banister, S. Carlson. SECOND ROW: D. Weissflog, J. Moore, N. Giannella, M. Toscana, S. Platt. THIRD ROW: C. Williams, C. Haviland, D. Singer, J. McCaw, C. Bene. FRENCH CLUB At present the members of the French Club are corresponding with French students at the LYCEE CLIMATIQUE in Carachon, France. Their aim is to learn more about their French friends, their customs, and their ways of life. All activities and projects are planned with the hope of raising money for an orphanage abroad. The Christmas proiect was a MARZIPAN SALE, proceeds of which were for the orphanage. A trip to New York City to enjoy a magnifique French dinner in an authentic French res- taurant has also been planned. FIRST ROW: M. Posnick, J, Garrambone, K. Hansgen, F. Krezel, Miss Malugani. SECOND ROW: J. Keber, L. Stephen, E. Fields, J. Flannelly, S. Horowitz, E, Martin. THIRD ROW: A. Kmetz, J, Cale, C. Hoff, F. Halverson, C. Lonegan, S. Lee. 111 'Bb xg,,Nr, Y Mft' DRAMA CLUB This year the club has been engaged in writing a constitution and in formulating plans for activities designed to give experi- ence in acting and speaking before an audi- ence. Extemporaneous speaking, panto- mimes, as well as prepared selections, have been given. Under the direction of Mrs. Brien, the club plans to produce a one-act play for an assembly program and to at- tend a Broadway show. FIRST ROW: R. Norris, J. CoIe,C, Kaufald, L. Stephen. SECOND ROW: A. Zumbo, D. Campman, M. Kipp, J. Murray, Mrs. Brien. THIRD ROW: J. Schneider, C, Trapp, M. McFarland, I. Kunnapuu. ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Advanced group works on proiects, such as taking portraits of students as mod- els, retouching negatives, copying pictures, multiple printing, comparison of film speeds and guide numbers, and intensification and reduction. FIRST ROW: D. Simpson, A. Dyson, J. Wilkes, P. Blei den. SECOND ROW: W. Wheeler, Mr. Recchia, M. Reuter, A. Silberman. THIRD ROW: R. Colwell, K. Hoff, C. Herbert, A. Williamson. x ,V-ggi-F. .. ff.-. -. .--ou, -,. S- BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Basic group works on proiects, such as the operation of a camera, develop- ment of film, contact printing, projection printing, the taking of pictures without a camera or without film, and the making of photographic greeting cards. FIRST ROW: R. Schmidt, F. Gammo, G. Natress, W. Dyche, Mr. Recchia. SECOND ROW: S. Spero, F. Wagner, B. Wagner, J. Fitch, R. Corrig. THIRD ROW: E. Meisterfeld, S. Kroeger, G. Ligget, C. Haviland, A. Katz. 2 ART CLUB Many interesting craft proiects, such as tooling metal foil and leather, and deco- rating plates, placques, tiles, iewelry boxes, and ceramics, have been made in the Art Club. In this manner, members acquire skills through self expression, imagination, and originality. It is hoped that they will inte- grate this art knowledge to life experiences. FIRST ROW: N. Saagas, B. O'Rourke, E. Fields, J. Flonnelly, L. Davis, J. Zuelch, J. Schallowitz, Mrs. Burt, C. Darby, E. Johnson. READING SEMINAR The Reading Seminar meets to discuss literature which is not included in the regular high school curriculum. The members have read ANIMAL FARM by George Or- well, Shakespeare's OTHELLO, and PYGMA- LION by George Bernard Shaw. In addition, several students attended a presentation of MY FAIR LADY, which is an adaption from Shaw's play. FIRST ROW: S. Ludwig, M. Murray, A. Kmetz, L. Carroll. SECOND ROVV: D. Flaccavento, H. Marder, J. Garrambone, L. Kaplan, F. Krezel. THIRD ROW: Miss Daniels, J. Gallitano, D. Troiano, J. Liati, W. Wheeler. I I I LIBRARY COUNCIL Students interested in books and library work constitute the Library Council under the direction of Miss Albanese. The mem- bers of this group perform such duties as shelf reading, book repairing, book and library displays, and library publicity. FIRST ROW: J. Hoogesteger, N. Williamson, V. Grun- wald, S, Pytlak, R. Luck. SECOND ROW: M. Kaiser, M. Kipp, Miss Albanese, J. Ferrara, R. Hunter, L. Carroll. THIRD ROW: E. Krutt, S. Heilman, C. Tirado, P. Fish, J. Schneider. ga sei' 1 t, ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The Assembly Committee is composed of representatives from each class, ofTicers of the Student Council, and members of the Proiectionists Club and Stage Crew. Under the direction of Miss Albanese, all programs are planned for the enjoyment of the stu- dent body. FIRST ROW: F. Fletcher, J. Blackgrove, L. Rukasin, C. Sica. SECOND ROW: L. Winter, L. Belino, Miss AI- banese, A. Silberman, M. Pomerantz. THIRD ROW: J. Flannelly, S. Jurbala, P. Olson, J. Cole, M. Silverang. RADIO CLUB The amateur section of the Radio Club has set up a ham shack in the projec- tion room. The receiver used by the club belongs to Mr. McKenna, Industrial Arts teacher at B.H.S. The club has filed an application for a station license with the Federal Communications Commision and is trying to procure a transmitter to make the radio room equipment complete. A training program for newcomers has been intro- duced. The Radio Club is studying the tech- niques and problems of controlling vehicles by radio. With the advent of better weather in the spring, the group hopes to have some practical demonstrations of control- ling power model aircraft by radio. FIRST ROW: Mr. O'Donnell, L. Tutch, P. Grimaldi, R. Norris, J. Scillierri, K. Clarke, C. Magnifico, W. Sauerbrey. SCIENCE CLUB A very active Science Club of thirty mem- bers, under the direction of Mr. Cameron and Mr. Kaplowitz, has made this club an enioyable, interesting organization. These members report on various scientific sub- jects, hobbies, and proiects in competition for prizes and scholarships. In addition, information on scientific subiects is sup- plied to the students through film strips. FIRST ROW: E. Engels, D. Giovanelli, J. Levy, S. Koeningberg, P. Grimaldi. SECOND ROW: A. Graf, L. Rukasin, L. Winter, E. Kruft, Mr. Kaplowitz, THIRD ROW: S. Kroeger, G. Liggett, J. Moore, J. Bogert, Mr. Cameron. PROJECTIONIST CLUB The Proiectionist Club, a service organiza- tion, has assisted the teachers in presenting many interesting and informative education- al films to their classes. The aims of the club are to strive for excellence in the quality of the projected picture and to gain a basic knowledge of the construction and operation of audio-visual equipment. The activities of the club were climaxed with a tour of the proiection booth of a maior motion picture theater. Mr. Nolan, R. Trapp, A. Dyson, R. Norris, L. McCul- laugh, R. Goodwin, C. Magnifico, D. Simpson, V. Walsh, A. Levi, W. Sauerbrey. BOWLING CLUB A Bowling Club was organized as part of the expanding intramural program. A league composed of eight four-man teams was formed, with a handicap system to equalize this competition. The club bowls every Monday afternoon at Feibel's Recrea- tion Center in Teaneck. FIRST ROW: G. Sibbald, R. Feder, K. Clarke, N. Simon, C. Magnifico, R. Trapp. SECOND ROW: P. Olsen, P. Sabat, S. Klotz, Mr. Sturges, A. Dyson, E. Meisterfeld, L. McCullough. HUNTING CLUB The members of the Hunting Club discuss the advantages and the disadvantages of various types of shotguns and ammunition, the deer problem with the usual legal battles, game laws, hunters' safety, and many types of clothing worn by the hunter. Last fall the group actually did go on a hunting trip. A Liar's Day is also being planned. :lRST ROW: Mr. Recchia, A. Silberman, J. Scillieri. SECOND ROW: D. Singer, H. Heaney, A. Levi, R. Boodwin. WRESTLING CLUB The Wrestling Club was formed during the school year 1958-59 to provide a more diversified intramural program and thereby afTord more boys an opportunity to par- ticipate in the athletic program, and to develop experienced wrestlers who could form the nucleus of an interscholastic wrestl- ing team next year. The turn-out exceeded all expectations when 'llO boys reported for the first practice. FIRST ROW: Mr. Corr, R. Feder, D. Shopland, K. De- Morrois, J. Mentovay, R. Goodwin, J. Eckert, R. Carlson, R. Kerrhig, D. Gerry, M. Polatta, V. Messina, N. Perisco. SECOND ROW: H. Rosendahl, A. Levi, K. Clarke, L. Rukasin, J. Rhodes, P. Shopland, .I. Galla her E. Schuric J Scillieri, A. Silberman E 9 f I ' I 4 Arnhols, Scillieri, C. Rose. THIRD ROW: Mr. Sgro, M. Dickson, R. Tobias, S. Tropello, P. Morrison, P, DeVencentis, O. Aase, H. Buntield, E. Lepori, T. Heinzmann, H. Heaney, A. Ruch. FOURTH ROW: M. Petrillo, D. Singer, A. Monack, M. Barntrager, P. Wagner, P. Sabat, C. Haviland. DANCE BAND The Bogota High School Dance Band, a newly formed organization, is comprised of four trumpets, three trombones, two drums, five saxophones, a bass, guitar, and piano. lts repertoire consists of approxi- mately twenty-two well arranged songs which will be heard at school functions. FIRST ROW: M. Sabo, F. Fletcher, W. Lockwood, C. Reis, L. Tedesco, J. Sherman, P. Shopland. SECOND ROW: Mr. Dente, H. Bunfield, S. Trepello, P. Olsen, M. Brewer, J. Eckert, J. Tortoriello, A. Levi, W. Dyche. CHESS CLUB The Chess Club of twenty-four boys meets weekly for chess and checkers. The scramble for good equipment, the progress of the tournaments, the arguments over the rules, the surprise at a quick victory, the spilling of the board, and the masterful, indefensible move that is born of concentration and sharp thinking are among the highlights of this club. Petrillo, D. Singer, A. Monack, M. Barntrager, P. FIRST ROW: J. Liati, C. Queller. SECOND ROW: R. Feder, L. Rukasin, R. Lofts, J. Gallagher, P. Bleiden, M. Brewer, A. Levi. THIRD ROW: Mr. Wallace, E. Johnston, R. Prive, G. Lewis, D. Singer, J. Peloso, D. Reisler. STAGE CREW This group of conscientious boys is re- sponsible for preparing and lighting the stage for all assembly programs, as well as for concerts, plays, and other school functions. Under the direction of Mr. Bod- kin, the crew is trained in the operation of the new lighting panel and other elec- trical work necessary to stage performances. R. Wiemer, A. Monack, J. Tortariello, E. Templin. Francie Wilkes ....... ,AAA,A,,,,,,,, E leanor Lindsley S E N R P Extras ,,,7.7.....,..,... Roberta Austin, Kathy Kraus Melody Jones .,,,,,...,..,,..,.. Bruce Baxter ....,,,, CAST .....Claire Herfurth ,,..,,,.Peter Jorgenson Elaine Walkins ,,,,,,,, ,........ P eggie Bellivigna Gary Boyd ,,,,,,, , ,,.,,,...., Robert Shea Mrs, Mary Jones ,,,,,,, ,r..,.. . Joan Doremus Mr. John Jones ,.r,rr ...,....... B ernd Sachs Jack Jones ,ee,,rr,rr ,r,rr ..,. D a ve Sfannard Jennifer Holmes ..,., Laura Walkins ,.,, , . Kathy Richardson ,,,,, ...s,.s,.r..,.Beryl Clarke ,,A.,..Melanie Pomeranfz , .,,,. Judy Corcoran Kenneth Carpenter, , A. ,,,,. Norman Simon Stretch Appelbeyw, , ,,,.., Bruce Poetz Melody Jones Melody Jones is the kind of girl every girl wants to be because she is honest, straight forward, and uninhibited, the kind of girl every boy likes, the kind of girl every father adores. But all the ioy went out of Melody and her family that evening at the party when her cousin Elaine in a fit of jealousy tells Melody that she is adopted. This is the story of a young girl's laughter and tears-a story to make one proud of America's youth. pf THE PHYSICAL THREAT Lucy Turner Joan Doremus Henry Turner , ,,,, ,,,,, ,,.,,,,, B o b Shea Ed Turner ..,,.,, , ,..,. A.,.,A,, B ruce Poetz Mary Turner .,,,,..,.,.. Peggie Bellavigna Jack Marshall, ,,...,,,,,, Pete Jorgensen Chuck Connolly ..,C,C,.,.,.,,,C.C,C Jim Hunter David Preston ,.,,,,...,A,A. George Schuetz Ted Ludwig ,..,.,, .,,,,,.,..,.,,,.., L arry Lesh Terence Reed ,,.,,,,,,,,, Eddie Williamson Grace ..,,,,,...,.,,.A ,,o,,,,,.,,.. L ynne Shultis Daphne ...,..... YY,,,AY.,..,,.. M ary Proteau Maggie ,Y,,,,,,,, Betty Harris .A,,,, ,,.....,Jeannette Oberg ....,,,,,Linda Pisicoli FIRST ROW: C. Herfurth, L. Pisicoli, L. Shultis, P. Bellav 9 R Shea Miss Malu ani SECOND ROW G Schuetz E. . , g . : . , Jorgensen, C. Kirby, J. Doremus, E. Williamson, J. Hunter. Senior One Act Play Junior One Act Play Ginger ,,,.. Robert .,.,, Sam ...,,,.,,... FIRST ROW: M. Murray, J. Morrison, C. Hill, Mr. Wallace. SECOND ROW: H. Silvergate, B, Allen, G. Sibbald, J. Niebanck, J. Liafi. Blossom ...,,,, ,, Gwendolyn . ,,., . i na, M. Proteau, J. Oberg, Lindsley, J. A. Hoppe, P. HANTIC SPRING Elbert ,,,,,., .,,,, ..,,, G e orge Sibbald Hilda Marder Jane Morrison Harvey Silverglate James Liafi , . Marilyn Murray 76 FIRST ROW: F. Kaltenmaier, G. Jae, C. Reis, M. Ferellec, L. Winter, J. Rosner, S. Platt, K. Fullam, Miss O'Conner. SECOND ROW: S. Tropello, W. Keller, J. Bogert, C. Magnitico, J. Levy, D. Giovanelli, J. Eckert. Freshman One Act Play AN APRIL NIGHT Sam Adams ....,.,. .........Chris Rose John Hancock ........ ....------.-- E CI Engels Jonas Clark ---,,--- ,,.,,,, M ichael Bendel Lucy Clark ,,,,,,, ,,,,.,.. K athy Pike Paul Revere ................-------.-- Bob Small 591, Mum-oe ,.,,,,,,,.,, John Bayersdorfer Lydia ............... ------------ Dolly ......... 77 .Jean Wright .......Marjorie Burr THE STOLEN PRINCE Long Fo ..,........,.,...,,...,........, Jack Eckert Wing Lee .,,......,,., ......,. J udy Rosner Royal Nurse .....,,..,.,,,..,..,,,,.,, Grace Jae Hi Tee .,....,..,......,.,.......,. Carl Magnifico Li Mo ..............,,..., Francine Kaltenmeier Jay ...........,...,... ,,.......,,,,,.. C athy Fullam First Soldier ........ .....,.... J im Cole Second Soldier ,....,. ............ B ill Keller Executioner ...... ......,,.. C raig Peterson Chorus .....,..,.,........... Damon Giovanelli Property Man .......,..........,..... Carol Reis Orchestra .,,..... 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X W W N399 tx LF'-'X Q Qu u--f -x. , APRILE ROMANEK MARCIA SILVERANG CHEERLEADERS ELAINE LANGEN Co-Captain D E ME JEANNETTE KEBER on' UA 'T 'ji j X ELLEN M GEE H d T I fi M591 I .X , 'Q A jf? Sl W I ' I I , K 3 .' I , , V NJ TWI RLERS 3 I if-inwf Xxx NANCY CORCORAN 15' W 5, ,A A Y Z 'V V Y , kr '-Q, if,-'ff X X 1 1 'PT K r Y 1 q aaa,k i X ns, 'X , QJ LINDA Plslcou f CATHIE CORCORAN M f I PAT GERMANESCO X X ,XL 5 -...Qu FIRST ROW: E. McGee, C, Corcoran, L. Vietoris. SECOND ROW: A. Minello, P. Germonesco, M. Murray, A. Lofsiedi, N. Corcoran, L. Pisicoli. ANGELA MINELLA 1 . ,QQ f Q41 -1 .M N w I X ,fi MARILYN MURRAY If Q ' 1 y H.. N , ,f ' ' ' 'u 1 F . .tl X 3 ,: i 14 A v. f L lf' XX f L gf- -X X cf? -- K A . SJ LINDA VIETORIS ANN LOFSTEDT Drum Mojorema 1' . L,,- L4 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM T ROW C Ro f SECOND ROW M Sco G SENIORS M Scofeld CROSS COUNTRY f? iifgwa XMAUEE ami N : . se E. S 'ch, A. Jones, B. Lockwood, A. Gro , M. Fraysse. : r. Held, B. Rank, J. O'.lcnif, . Berisso, E. ns n, . Dyson. B n nk, J, oianm, G. nemo - ' , .. . , A r. I . . 4 , ' E . , 4- , , A -V ' 1 t 'I .N ,. J-Shhvdlxtj-. ' -., , . I f'--fn A R A - K I 1 X. '. 5 ' -.Fin V Y . A '45 4.5. A ,- .- . I ' . A 1 kv P1 -I , A. . A , ... E 1,3-,S - 5 , , if Kg 5-14 Ll 'Ki l 'X Mr Sturges coach D Relsler R Phcro A Guldofh J Rosenhogen R Muller FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: D. Sfonnord, M. Gary, P. Hoelund, E. Arnhols, H. B. Heany, S. Peirillo, J. Blackgrove. FOURTH ROW: Mr, Speury Rosendahl, Mr. Sgro, J, Funghini, B, Parsons, N. Prisco. SECOND B. Wheeler, D. Crawford, B. Mouriello, B. Kutch, R. Finley, J ROW: C. Defflof, J. Herold, M. Dickson, K, DeMarrois, S. Hunier, D. Simpson, Mr. Corr, Funghini, P. Lally, L. Policasiro, P. Bechtel. THIRD ROW: G. McCaHery, B. Marr, B. Ccrdone, G. Mager, G. Sepp, R. Smiih, N 4I 6 D B GERRY MAGER LINE: R. Smiih, B. Marr, C. Detloff, R. Finley, G. SBPPI B. Mauriello G. Muger. BACKFIELD: P. Hoelund, J. Bluckgrove, H. Rosendohl, S. Funghini. RAY SMITH FOOTBALL mm MARR sos masons I s I mx, I 1 JIM HUNTER RUSS FINLEY X ! , ,Q ,-.t 5 X MARC GARRY .xg OE BLACKGROVE x x X ! A A , 'A fm., QE N 4 4 X x K CARL DETTLOFF PHIL HOELAND f 5 Q GEORGE SEPP 1 m 'f X, 6'-f MARTIN YOUNG JIM HUNTER l JIM McCAW CHARLIE FEINBLOOM JOE HEALY LARRY BROWN CONNIE QUELLER JOE BLACKGROVE . gr F ' if -ff .. ,af ,:.,, fri K sv 'AF Y SGT'-ff ' ' nz .-W'- . W' ev' BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Mr. Bunch, W. Flifcroff, C. Feinbloom, J. Healy, S. Funghini, L. Brown, C. Queller, Mr Scofield. SECOND ROW: C. Christiansen, D. Reisler, J. McCow, J. Blackgrove, M. Young, J. HUHVEY, E Gilfen, T. Jabour. THIRD ROW: R. Okken, G. Tedesco, M. Fish, A, Poehler, J. Bqyersdorfer, C. Warren G. Liggeh, E. Johnston, E. Arnhols. Don Relsler Russ Fmley Jerry Mager .hm McCaw Jam Hunter Mr Cooper Mr Sfurges Joe Blackgrove wheelef Dell Joe B,mk9,,,,e FIRST ROW Mr Cooper B Stopero J Hunter G Mager J Blcckgrove J McCow D Rensler R Small Mr Sturges SECOND ROW R Newberf G McCaffrey A Monulz D Desmond B Yuchechok H Rosen dahl J Brown E Leporn R Schmndf FOURTH ROW A Poehler E Ccuneld P Morrnson A Sorbello J , N . r 4' . A I g Q 7, 21' R AS! X 7 - 1- ,- 1 - 1' f- 1- 1- 1 . . :. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . - ,. ,. ,. . 1. ,. ,. ,. . On Making P ans High school graduation represents the ending of one period in your life and the beginning of another which is more important. XVhatever plans you may have for this new life you will need money -as much as possible. This means saving as much as you can, regularly. If you do not already have a savings account, stop at the Bank of Bogota and start one right away. Saving even a small amount each week will make any plans you have much easier to fulfill. Yes it's true-regular saving is the key to success! Zllest ago ta, lee w 8 flmfive eznrey 3722 BANK UF BUG UTA Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ANTHONY'S STYLING SALON 60 XY. Main Street, Bogota, N. HUbIJard 9-5636 THE FELLOWS GEAR SHAPER CO. 150 XV. Pleasant Ave. Maywood, N. I. DI 2-3544 Free Delivery .IOYCE'S MARKET Prime Meats, Poultry, Frozen Food 32 Pleasant Ave., Maywood, N. I. F. I. Gentile L. C. Miller Compliments of NYDIA D. MONTI STATIONERY 41 XV. Fort Lee Rd. Bogota, N. I. SCHERBY SPORTSWEAR Outfitters for IVork and Sportswear' HU 7-9270 130 Main Street Hackensack, N. I. SUBURBAN HOME MAINTENANCE AND IMPROVEMENT CO. 219 DeGraw Avenue Teaneck, N. J. TE 6-1785 FRANK PLO MUSIC CO. Instruments - Music - Repairs DUmont 4-3326 69 S. Washington Ave. Bergenfield, N. I. Dlamond 2-9653 MAYFLOWER DELICATESSEN Known for the Best Salads and Cold Cuts in Town -Delicatessen at Its Delicate Best- 100 XV Pleasant Ave. Maywood, N. I. l I II'orlc Called for Phone arul Delivered DI 3-4983 TIMELY CLEANERS - FURRIERS IVe Satisfy 144 IV. Pleasant Ave. Maywood, N. .I Best IVislzes to the Class of '59 NU-WAY OF LIVING, INC. Maywood, N. I. HOLMBERG'S SHOES Fine Shoes for All the Family 118 IV. Pleasant Ave., Maywood IIU1JIJard 7-0277 ENCKE FLOWERS IVe Grow Our Ownn TEaneck 6-1267 Fort Lee Road Teaneck, N. I. BOGOTA HIGH SCHOOL CAFETERIA Congratulates the Class of 1959 Ili-F i Plionos, Electrical F ixtures, Radios, Television, Appliances Sales and Service Fred - RANIERI BROS. - Rudy Dlamond 2-6534 111 W. Pleasant Ave. Maywood, N. I. Phones: Dlamond 2-9843 TURRO an GULINO 39682 SERVICE STATION 105 State St., Hackensack, N. I. Main St. 61 Euclid Ave., Hackensack, N. I. 1. Gulino 1. Zisa DEGRAW BARBER SHOP Ladies' Clxildren's, L' Gents' Haircutting 265 DeGraw Avenue Teaneck, N. I. TEaneek 6-5178 RIDE ON THE BEST - INSIST ON GENERALS BAXTER'S GENERAL TIRE CO. AT ESSO SERVICENTER FOREST AVE. AT RT. 4 OVERPASS PARAMUS, N. HU 9-2700 DI 3-9665 PARK RIDGE Coat, Apron, Towel 8. linen Service A Complete Linen Service for PROFESSIONAL OFFICES - STORES RESTAURANTS - FACTORIES HOTELS Uniforms - Towels - Aprons - Gowns - Napkins HUbbard 7-1038 249 TEANECK ROAD RIDCEFIELD PARK GEORGE FANGMANN, INC. 1892 - 1959 COAL - FUEL OIL - COKE OIL BURNERS SALES if SERVICE 2-IVay Radio Equipped DI 2-0555 OL 9-8111 COMPLIMENTS OF MUITITONE ENGRAVING COMPANY, INC. ir Compliments of GUNTER'S HAIR STYIISTS IVe Specialize in STYLING, CUTTING, TINTING, and PERMANENT WVAVING 54-A NV. PLEASANT AVE. MAYWOOD, N. Telephone Dlamond 3-9795 HU 7-2830 QUEEN ANNE BAKERY BOGOTA, N. 1. 18 QUEEN ANNE RD. 'A' Open Sundays 7-8 BOCUTA NATIONAL BANK PALISADE AVENUE Gr MAIN STREET BOCOTA, NEW JERSEY Member: Federal Reserve System and F .D.I.C. CHARLIE'S CORNER IS THE PLACE FOR GOOD SODAS, SUNDAES if ICE CREAM 92 YV. PLEASANT AVENUE DI 2-9890 HU 8-8354 R. Stunn ERNlE'S DELICATESSEN, INC. HOME MADE SALADS 0 COLD CUTS WINES - BEERS - LIQUORS 127-A Queen Anne Rd. Bogota, N. I. FOR THE FINEST IN FLORAL DESIGNING THE TOWN FLOWER SHOPPE HUbbard 9-5383 320 PALISADE AVENUE BOCOTA, N. 1. Harold and Rita Knutsen TED REIS TEXACO SERVICE STATION CORNER MAIN STREET Sf PALISADE AVENUE BOGOTA, N. J. Phone DI 2-0621 HARRITT FOOD PRODUCTS WHOLESALERS IN INSTITUTIONAL GROCERIES 633-35 IACKSON AVENUE ELIZABETH, N. I. Elizabeth 4-4643 .lOSEPH'S PHARMACY 22 QUEEN ANNE ROAD BOGOTA, N. 1. DI 2-0729 I.UDEWIG'S HARDWARE BUILDING dr PLUMBING SUPPLIES PAINTS - HOUSEWARES The First-Aid Store for the Home Free Delivery-Phone TE 6-4991 321 Queen Anne Rd. Teaneck, N. I. Use... TUSCAN FARM PRODUCTS TUSCAN DAIRY NEW JERSEYS LARGEST SCHOOL MILK SUPPLIER LODI, N. J. KENNETH CLEMBY HUbbard 9-6000 10 Air Conditioned Alleys OLYMPIC BOWLING LANES 125 Essex St. Maywood, N. HUbbard 9-4911 A.M .F . Automatic Pinspotters I. SHARON BEAUTY SHOP 127 Queen Anne Road Bogota, N. I. Dlamond 2-3039 MAYWOOD PET SHOP Complete Line of Pets if Pet Supplies Phone DI 3-2474 42 XV. Pleasant Ave. Maywood, N. I. Tcl., UNion 7-1590 PETERMANN CO. Manufacturers of High-Grade Carbonated Beverages 109-11 36th St. Union City, N. I. DE-.IAY'S BAR 81 RESTAURANT Italian and American Foods 314 Essex Street Opposite Maybrook Gardens Diamond 2-9872 Dlamond 2-5664 U. S. CLEANING CO. 316 Palisade Avenue Bogota, N. I. LESTER EVERETT MASON if PLASTERER HALVORSEN FLOOR CENTER 221 DeGraw Avenue Teaneek, N. I. Telephone: TEaneck 6-3110 Compliments of A FRIEND SUGAR BOWL 127 Queen Anne Rd., Bogota, N. I. Stationery - Toys Fountain Service KCountry Club Ice Crearnl CONRAD SCHMIDT 264 Main Street Hackensack, N. I Dlamond 2-6709 SHIRMER LIBRARY Records - Instruments - Repairs Sheet Music of All Publishers MILL TO HOME SHOP 68 VVest Pleasant Avenue Maywood, N. I. -Fabrics of All Types- WOODMERE ESSO SERVICE CENTER Stephen I. Valko, Prop. Tel. DI 2-2346 68 Essex Street Corner Lucille Drive Lodi, N. I Compliments of SCHOOL 592 P.'I'.A. Bogota, N. I. CLANCEY'S Frozen Foods dr Groceries Beers, Wines if Liquors 31 Fairview Ave. Bogota, N. I Free Delivery-DI 3-9642 TE 6-7125 TEANECK CAMERA SHOP, INC. Photographic Supplies - Sporting Goods 441A Cedar Lane Teaneck, N. I FEDERAL PAPER BGARD COMPANY Inc. J nmes ' excellent PINS I design MEDALS skilled CHARMS craftsmanship CUPS superb PLAQUES I quality TROPHIES YOUR CLASS .IEWELER DIEGES 8. ClUST aosrom I7 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK a, N. Y. PROVIDENCE Manufacturing Jewelers r. +1 lr' Queen Anne Pet Shop Aquarium Parakeets, Tropical Fish, Puppies, Canaries All Pet Foods, Remedies, Furnishings 238 Queen Anne Road Telephone: Teaneflk, N- TEaneck 6-5256 Compliments of Ladies Auxiliary of Bogota Fire Deoarfment YOUR PRESCRIPTION IS OUR PERSONAL TRUST MAIN PHARMACY George V. Bowden, Reg. Pharm. so WEST MAIN STREET BOGOTA, N. J. DI 2-1365 GOOD LUCK! GAFFNEY PRINTING CO. FORT LEE ROAD and ELM AVENUE BOCOTA, N. I. Diamond 3-7500 BLUCO SUPPLY COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS OF ALL TYPES OF HEATING EQUIPMENT Pumps - Controls - Feeders - Circulators C ut-Offs 289 RAILROAD AVENUE HACKENSACK, N. J. RALEIGH ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT CORP. 44 COLUMBUS AVENUE NEXV ROCHELLE, N. Y. BERGEN WHOLESALE MEATS Now Located at 154 HACKENSACK AVENUE HACKENSACK, N. J. DI 2-2138 S. Pressburger A. LEBSON, INC. JEWELERS In Hackensack Since 1906 134 MAIN STREET YOUR FLORIST HENRY WEISSMANN CUT FLOWERS - CORSAGES FLORAL DESIGNS 12 ARTHUR STREET RIDCEFIELD PARK, N. 1. Diamond 3-6217 I0 4 Building Materials Mason Materials PARAMUS BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Route 17 and Century Road Paramus, N. I. CO 2-1818 Hardware Insulation TO YOUR GREATER SUCCESS WOMAN'S CLUB OF BOGOTA MILDRED'S GIFT SHOP Gifts 0 Greeting Cards 0 Costume Jewelry Phone D1 3-4554 42 XV. Pleasant Ave. Maywood, N. I. BERNIE J. WAGMAN PAINT CO. The Paint Doctor 225 DeGraw Avenue Teaneek, N. I. TEanecIc 6-2207 Open Daily 8 AIM. to 7 P.M., Closed Mon. PHIL'S BARBER SHOP QPHIL THE BARBER? Ladies' Hair Styling Men's if Children's Haircutting 320 Essex St., D1 2-2751, Maybrook Center Compliments of KOI'ILER'S SWISS CHALET A Charming Place to Dine Dinners - Luncheons - A La Carte Dlamond 2-2711 Rochelle Park, N. I. -Banquet Capacity 1000- HOME STYLE CATERING Caterer to 1Veddings, Banquets, Communion Breakfasts Buffets and Beefsteak Parties 392 Main Ave. CR 3-7528 XVallington, N. I. KRIEGER'S MEN'S WEAR Ilart, Sehaffner if Marx Botany 500 Hackensack, N. I. 164 Main Street D1 2-4473 No Better Service Anywhere WONG'S LAUNDRY 8: DRY CLEANING Complete Bachelor wb Family Laundry Service 9 East Pleasant Ave. Maywood, N. I. AMERICAN BOTTLING COMPANY 98 Hudson Street Garfield, N. j. Wholesaler of Blatz Beer and Soda Real Estate - Insurance - Mortgage Loans EDWARD CILLICK 129 Queen Anne Road Bogota, N. I. DI 2-5352 Compliments of THE DAVIES FAMILY 175 River Road Bogota, N. I. VOGUE TEXTILES For Fine Fabrics 126 Main Street Hackensack, N. J. Phone Dlamond 2-5364 MAYWOOD HARDWARE CO., INC. 39 XV:-st Pleasant Avenue Maywood, N. HU 8-9133 Tel. HUh1mrd 7-5747 Since 1888 I'I. PLAGER 81. SONS O U R T O W N Furniture Mayu:o0d's Newspaper 190 Mainlit, Faekensalelc, N. I.t 58 Pleasant Avenue Maywood Rf'l W '51,n3a,'RQ'L'glj6ye, l'1l P0' ' XVEI 9-5409 FIESTA THE ULTIMATE IN GRACIOUS CATERING ROUTE 17 WOOD-RIDGE, N. I FOR YOIH CONTINL ED Sl CCESS BOGOTA HIGH SCHOOL PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION MT he Most Walked on Name hz Bogota H. W. KERR 81 SON MASON CONTRACTORS TE 6-2605 CONCRETE WORK i' BRICKWORK BLACK TOP PAVING 'A' PLASTERING CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES if DRIVEWAYS REPAIRS and MAINTENANCE BERGEN-OXFORD CLEANERS 81 LAUNDERERS Two Stores to Serve You Better 25 Queen Anne Rd., Bogota 197 Main St., Ridgefield Park Call DI 2-2342Prompt Pick-Up J: Delivery SID HILLMAN Confectionery - Stationery -The Largest Small Store in Town- 41 XV. Pleasant Ave. Maywood, N. I. HUbbard 7-9818 JOE'S LIQUOR 8: DELICATESSEN 40 NV. Pleasant Avenue Maywood, N. I. Tel. Dlamond 2-3253 Compliments of A FRIEND WACO MACHINE CORP. 96 Essex Street Rochelle Park, N. I. MELODY SHOP Cameras - HiFi - Television - Records 198 Main Street Ridgefield Park, N. I. Dlamond 2-1520 DI 3-8418 SWANSON'S SPORTSWEAR SHOP 56A West Pleasant Avenue Maywood, N. I. QUEENS BEAUTY PARLOR With or Without Appointments 252 DeGraw Avenue Teaneclc, N. I. Tlianeck 6-5707 CONSULT YOUR INSURANCE AGENT AS YOU NVOULD YOUR DOCTOR OR LANVYER The Fleischmcm Agency, Inc. Roy B. Wright, Inc. Dlamond 2-6000 Dlamond 2-1611 Frank E. Murphy Co. Rosdahl Insurance Agency Dlamond 2-1490 Dlamond 2-1500 LYRIC 205 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK, N. I. 'A' DI 2-4841 Compliments of MR. and MRS. CARL JOHNSON 'k FRED'S QUEEN ANNE MARKET 135 QUEEN ANNE ROAD PRIME MEATS Complete Line of Groceries - Frozen Foods Fresh Fruits and Vegetables just Call DI 3-4757 -We Deliver GRECO'S GOLDEN LOAF FRENCH and ITALIAN BREAD 121 SOUTH MAIN STREET LODI, N. J. Phone GRegory 3-5651 Compliments of HOWARD'S SERVICE STATION CORNER OF WEST FORT LEE and RIVER ROADS BOGOTA, N. 1. HU 9-3712 WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS DUBY THE FLORIST 187 MAIN STREET HACKENSACK, N. I. Tel. Dlamond 2-1428 Dlamond 2-3335 BRACHT HARDWARE, INC. PAINTS - ELECTRICAL if PLUMBING SUPPLIES - HOUSEWARES GARDEN SUPPLIES 6 Queen Anne Road Bogota, N. I. Mr. Louis LA PETITE BEAUTY STUDIO COMPLETE BEAUTY SERVICE 382 QUEEN ANNE ROAD TEANECK, N. J. For Appointment: Dlamond 2-4912 IS IS R PROUDEST HOUR Culmmatlng a perlod ln your llfe you wlll always want to remember As your official photographer we feel elated to have been able to document thls chernshed era with photographs pulsatmg the very life you hved the very thoughts you spread the very feelmg you so warmly and sincerely shared Thus reality though captured m a spht second will be an everlasting record for posterity The future holds many events for you that you wxll want to remember Please feel free to call upon us for all of your photographnc needs LELEEMOQQMF H919 9 MAYOR and COUNCIL of BOGOTA FRANK FELLER, Mayor C ouncilmen: Eugene Brophy - Walter P. E. Freiwald Edward C. Herold - Ronald Lockwood Henry Minck - Harry H. Tice Dlamond 2-0378 PREPARE FOR COLLEGE . . . Save at BOGOTA SAVINGS 8. lOAN ASSOCIATION 60 EAST MAIN STREET BOCOTA, N. I Congrafufafiond anal Maf wakes . . . AND ALWAYS REMEMBER! In the Future, as in the Past, Your Hometown Newspapers Are Always Ready to Serve You THE SUNDAY SUN THE SUN BULLETIN TEANECK 'k BOCOTA 'k RIDCEFIELD PARK NEW IERSEY - Your Hometown Newspapers - Compliments Of GRACE A. FERRARA Distinguished Faculty ' Guidance ' Placement Service A20 Lulngton An. 832 USNO lvl- 22 Prospect St. NOW York 11 N.Y. WIIIII Flllltl, N.Y. E. Orlltji NJ. Mu 5-uh wn s-use on 3-xiu Comprehensive, intensive two and one year secretarial courses for high school graduates, college women. Enter glamour fields: radio-TV. advertising, fashion, airlines, many others. Executive trainin . C t l . W 't h A ' D' g a a og rx e t e ssistant. lrector. New classes: February, June, September. Compliments of Compliments LILLIAN M. STEEN SCHOOL gf P' T' A' nusssus MARKET MAYWOOD, N. I. Compliments of scuoot 33 P.T.A. if I Compliments of STANDARD PENNANT COMPANY BEST WVISIIES Big Hun, Pcnna., ,leffersoil County S Felt and Chenille Awarrls, Letters, PROM Emblems, Banners, Caps We Feature a Fine Line of jackets, Sweaters, Tee and Sweat Slzirts Memorial school P'T'A' emccmo sci-loot or Music Maywood Elementary P-T-A 264 Main Street , HaCkem,,Ck,NAJ, Maywood Jr. Hugh P.T.A. HU 7-2990 RIDGEWAY FURNITURE COMPANY ROUTE 17 - MAYWOOD, N. COME AND SEE US FOR ALL TYPES OF FURNITURE HU 9-7234 BOGOTA BOARD OF EDUCATION FREDERICK R. HILL, President FRANK MARKWALTER, IR., Vice-President David Corcoran - Mrs. Raymond Badu - Edward M. Kroeger H. L. Richard Osthofl - Thomas Tinghino Sydney Walker - Archer Williams BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 SIMON BROS., INC. MAYWOOD NEW IERSEY BUILDERS if DEVELOPERS Of CEDAR CREST HOMES WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP NEW IERSEY TEaneck 6-1288 FEIBEl'S RECREATION CENTER The Bowling Show-place of the Eastn 32 ALLEYS - AIR CONDITIONED FULLY AUTOMATIC 730 PALISADE AVENUE TEANECK, N. I Hubbard 7-1898 24-H our Service TRI SERVICE CO. F U E L O I L COMPLETE HEATING SYSTEMS Water - Air - Steam - Gas 53 FAIR STREET HACKENSACK, N. William R. De Lorenzo WHITE 8. SHAUGER, INC. RETAIL-Living Room - Dining Room - Bed- room - Carpets - Rugs - everything for the home. WHOLESALE - Plumbing - Heating - Oil Burner - Electrical - Refrigeration Sup- plies. Open Thursday and Friday to 9 pm-Saturday to 5 pm - Ample Parking Space - COME IN AND BROWSE AROUND 435 STRAIGHT St., cor. of 20th Ave. PATERSON, N. SISCO DAIRY FARMS HIGHEST QUALITY MILK and DAIRY PRODUCTS 1896 - OUR 621161 ANNIVERSARY - 1958 The Safe Milk for Infant Feedingv 66 MT. PROSPECT AVE. CLIFTON, New Iersey GR 3-1500 BOB'S SERVICE STATION 51 QUEEN ANNE ROAD BOC-OTA, NEW JERSEY Phone: H Ubbard 9-9068 24-Hour Towing Car Repairs and Bobis Automotive Road Service VVest Shore Ave., Bogota, N. TEaneclc 6-5178 The Best of Luck FIVE BARBERS To the Class of ,59 MR. 81 MRS. CARROLL MARR MR. 84 MRS. RUSS SMITH DEGRAW BARBER SHOP Lculies', Childrenis if Gents' Haircuttingg 265 Degraw Ave. Teaneck, N. J. MAYWOOD HARDWARE CO., INC. A H S I. E Y ' S 39 XVest Pleasant Ave. 561 Elm Street M' I N. . dywooci J h F U Maywood, N. I. Phone Dlamond 2-.9364 A reunion of the Class of '59 will be held in five years. There is inevitably a great deal of confusion in finding and contacting all the members of the class due to a change in name or addressg therefore a committee has been fonned to eliminate this problem. It would be helpful if every year, perhaps during the Christmas season, any member of the Class of '59 who has had a change of name or address would contact his designatctl representative. Likewise if il reprtsentative has a change in address or name he or she will notify the people in that group. These committee members will then send their reports to Peggie Bellavigna, the class secretary. In five years the committee will meet and decide upon the place and time of the re union. All the members of the class will then be notified, The committee members' names and the last initials of the people in that members' group are listed below. Their addresses are in the Senior Section. Pete Jorgensen ...............................,.. A 65 B Elaine Langen ..., ...... ......, IX I , N, 51 O Martin Young ...................... C, XV, Y, 61 Z Linda Vietoris ........ ......., P , Q, Bt R Neal Carron ......,.. ........... D Bt F Roberta Austin .....,.........,.............. C 6: H Kathie Kraus ..... ....,. I , K, St L Pat Belles ......,..................... S, T, 0, Sl V MECHANICAL REPAIR SHOP 203 WEST SHORE AVE. BOGOTA, N. 1. 'k SONTANGELO MOTORS, INC. QUALITY USED CARS COR. BRANDT ST. 8: ROUTE 46 LITTLE FERRY, N. Proprietors Carlo Santango Victor Santango Pres. Sec'y if Treas. Donald Laetzo Vice-Pres. A Friend Howard Anderson Mrs. jonathan Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Aulnuller Myra Aumuller Mrs. H. R. Austin Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Bales Barbara and Tony Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bartlum Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Beermann Mr. and Mrs. Benson Mrs. Marie Betts Mr. and Mrs. F. Bitterly Bob and Barbara Brenda and Bill Mr. and Mrs. Amando Brennan Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Brenner Maureen Burneston Carolyn and Marcia Cathy and Nancy Charlotte and Al Roderick C. Clancy Lorry Cohen Suzanne Colwell Mr. and Mrs. XV. Curry Margaret Davis Mr. and Mrs. M. Dill Delores and Bob Delta Sigma Phi Mr. and Mrs. P. DeVaney Dick and Al john D. Dickson, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Dicks and Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald Diebert Curt Douglas Helen Douglas Al Dyson The Facchini Family Ray Foote Miss Fowler Mr. and Mrs. F. Frank Albert Graf George and Margie Mr. and Mrs. Gomber jane Ellen Greenspan Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Harding Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Hildebrandt Gesine Hildebrandt Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Hill Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hoppe Harry XVm. Hoppe jo Ann Hoppe Sheryl Horowitz Barbara Isenberg Jeanne and Elizabeth ploy Z. and Jerry M. Karen and Eddie Kats Kabaretn Clare Kaufold Barbara Kirby Mr. Thos. F. Kirby Sid Klotz Bill Koster Elizabeth Kroft Mr. and Mrs. D. Laetzo Ioyce Laetzo Mr. and Mrs. A. Lambertson Elaine Langen Anna Lauach Mr. and Mrs. C. Liebezeit Eleanor Lindsley Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Lofstedt Robert Lofts Mr. and Mrs. G. Lokker Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lonegan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lonegan Charles Lonegan Lynn and Bill Mrs. Selve Maas Mr. and Mrs. A. Maiorino Ken Malkin Malle and Anne Maryann and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Mattera W. L. McKenney Mr. and Mrs. McKinney Mrs. B. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. John McLaughlin and Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Melchers Edward R. Miller Allen Monack Mr. and Mrs. H. Murray The Murray Family Nancy and Larry M1'. and Mrs. L. Neff Bob Negrini Mr. and Mrs. NI. Mc-Nemmitt Mrs. H. Neuhert Joanne Niebanck The Non-Thinkersl' Norman and Judy Mr. and Mrs. E. Oberg, Jr. Marion Oberg Joyce O'Connor Mr. Charles O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. A. Olofson Mr. and Mrs. Ordile Richard Owens Pam and Zarv Mrs. Patroni Rita Perry Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Peterson Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Peterson Nancy Peterson Mr. and Mrs. Les Proteau Mrs. Raven and The McCann,s Ronntrar . Buzzy Rosendahl Harry Rotter's Mr. and Mrs. Rute Don Ruth Mr. and Mrs. George Ruth Ruthanne and Bob Mr. and Mrs. L. Salva Mr. and Mrs. B. Schlatterer Mr. Howard C. Schneider, Jr. Mr. Sgro's Boys Sharon and Lou Lt. Comdr. Francis E. Shea Robert Shea Mr. and Mrs. Silverang Harvey Silverglate Norman Simon Mr. Song of Democracyl' Mr. and Mrs. V. Sontak Mr. and Mrs. Strubb Mr. and Mrs. John M. Stull Sue Sue and Al Tom and Judy Mr. and Mrs. Turetsky Mr. and Mrs. R. Ullrich Mr. and Mrs. Karl Vaarsi Mart Vaarsi Tom Van Steenbergh M1'. and Mrs. Thomas Vietoris Tom and Jack Vietoris Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Vuillant Dr. and Mrs. VV. D. VVebb Eileen WVeidennan VVoodmere Spa Mr. and Mrs. H. F. VVorcest Jeanne VVright Zorro el'