Bound Brook High School - Echo Yearbook (Bound Brook, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

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' - w'.f.,, ti Wil f :' '52 D E D I I 0 EMMET F. MCWILLIAME ii in ai' 'ai Page 4 xi! EMMET F. McWlLLlAMS For the tremendous school spirit which was reflected in all he did, his great capacity for humor accompanied by a contagious laugh, a sincere dedication to his subject, and a willingness to help anyone at any time, we the class of '56, dedicate our Echo to Emmet F. McWilliams. A graduate of Rutgers University, Mr. McWilliams came to B.B.H.S. in l952. Since we entered in the same year, he became our special friend. Working with the Student Council and the Pep Club were two of his major extra- curricular interests. We will always remember the cheerful atmosphere of room l l0, the ruddy complexion, the Phi Beta' Kappa key, the flair for clothes, and, we hope, a few of the history facts he labored so long and so hard to teach us. fx X QP faculty Greig administration i 5, ki X 6 L X V and ADMINISTRATIO Board of Education Seated, left to right: Iva Maclennan, Dr. Neil Mackenzie lPresidentl, Ross Slingman, Lilyan Adler. Standing, left to right Robert E. Brokaw lDistrict Clerkl, Charles Della Peruta, John Mizerek, Dr. Ralph P. Gallagher lSuperin- tendent of Schoolsl, Philip O'Neil, Dr. Joseph Viscione, Christine Scheffert lSecretary Not pictured: Stanley Freedman. 5cf ' HENRY C. JENSEN Principal Graduation time is, as the title of your yearbook suggests, a time to lis- ten to the happy echo of high school days. More important, it is a time when youth looks to the future in hope and in confidence. The best wishes of all of us on the Bound Brook High School staff go with you as you face the exciting years ahead. May the ideals and knowledge you have gained here help you to find satisfaction in your personal lives. May they also help you to make your full contribution as citizens of the greatest free nation on the face ot the earth. HENRY C. JENSEN ri A MARGARET MILESNICK Secretary to Mr. Jensen DR. RALPH P. GALLAGHER Superintendent of Schools I hope that your years in high school have produced in each of you moral goodness, intellectual goodness, social goodness, and-those qualities of efficiency that will make :you good at some pursuit. If they have, we may wish with confidence, the best of all good things for you. RALPH GALAGHER ,s I 1 f' ' . ii X 'V X 4 tis Y ' I we CHRISTINE SCHEFFERT Secretary to Dr. Gallagher I. NEIL M. MACKENZIE President ln spite of the fact that life becomes more complex with each passing year, the simple virtues of honesty, depend- ability, determination, perseverance and consideration of the feelings of others are still important in the achievement of success. Your record in Bound Brook High School shows that you have learned this lesson well. The members of the Board of Educa- tion wish you happiness in your work. They will follow your future careers with keen interest. NEIL M. MACKENZIE, President Vice-Principal As you leave B.B.H.S. to take your place in society, we trust you will ap- ply the principles you have learned here. Be honest, diligent, eager to do a good iob whatever it may be and make the most of your opportunities. Best wishes to all of you. VIRGINIA LINTERN LOUISE DE FEO Secretary to Mrs. Lintern ELIZABETH ALBERT Commerclal In her tongue rs the law of kindness 'Wx Exam, WALTER CHERSACK JORETTA J CISNEY MU5'C Commercial All mU5'C0l People Dextrous are her tlngers seem to be happy 'Q iluunnvv-W' E in ,139 JAMES P CONNERTON Soclal Studles Wit may be a thing of pure Imagination but humor Involves ntrment and character GERTRUDE CRETEAU Home Economics A happy home a happy heart -A rf l Eb THEODORE E DRACH MARYLOU DUBOWlK Science C0mmerClC1l There s a mile ln every smvle C0fYCenfVU7'0n 'S mY motto 3? his 'fur 'H-......,. MARGE D ANTON JOSEPH V BARILE English Physical Education Oh gave us the man who sings at hrs work Teach thy necessuty to reason 'il 'Mx 4 5 AU DREA CODDlNGTON SOCICl SlUdleS Lqnguqge He that travels much knows much MARY K COLEMAN Prove all thmgs hold fast to that which IS good NORMAN CROMACK Math Industrial Arts Nothing great was ever achieved wuthout enthusiasm JOSEPH DONNELLY Patlence rs a monument tn0 'Y PHll.lP EWING Physucal Educatlon MUSIC Alm for the moon and settle Our hearts were filled with GENE FERGUSON first honesty, then lndustry, then fo, ,he sfms - ,he mU5,c he made mph Us concentration ' 4' 0- 5 of we f KV7 A fx .gg s,,s l'ff:k 1 V kklk K . jg K 7 A s o . . A eh. A , , Lf .away .P g L, f.Li l - P me , Se. . l , U .H kf..L Liskfr ,L t ,.s:c-,f.s, yep: trf ,-',,- A .7 ,L K -',' :.w, rw , W-.:. : sr . . l .H MABEL FRITTS ROBERT FOSS Physical Educatvon English Remember this that ver lrttle Qulelness IS best Y IS n ecled to make a happy life l L fm 'QQ' '-N... ROBERT GEORGES English Character and personal force are the only investments that are worth anything WILLIAM HERDER Soclal Studues Words without action are the assassins of Idealism .44-.4 Q 1 JOHN KUROWSKI Math Math makes the methodical mind dv' mill E te' STEPHEN FURINO lndustrlal Arts Trust men and they will have trust ln you treat them greatly and they will show themselves great Kinney, JOHN GLASS Industnal Arts Man rs a builder great thmgs great minds G-uv, X-V -qi 'Q' GEORGE KLINE LILLIAN HUTSKO Home Economucs Ef1Ql'5h The way to be happy rs to make others so A gentle heart is tled with an easy thread Nr -all-9' fn 'Fun' is.: ,x nu!-t A f f3gq.St'kf t se Z' Mgr! HARRIET LUELLEN GERTRUDE MALPEZZI Enghgh Commerclal Books build great mrnds I flfld 90 fl 'YO' QVUY bl-'l V057 Heaven not grim but talr of hue CAMERA 1 i-x MARGARET HAUBER CAROLINE HAWTHORNE Engllih Commercial High arms form high charac For who does nothing ters and most objects brmg out with a better grace? . rg nl... RAYMOND KOVONUK lndustrlal Arts Spontaneous wisdom breathed by health truth breathed by cheerfulness JAMES A MAYER Social Studles Guldance You may be decewed If you trust too much but you will lwe an torment If you do not trust enough L' L 1 L A W l, A 4 L'-1 . 1 1 . xi F, l f :- , ff-,1 Y: I A A I S 1 iililbl ' A 5' ' jg fri 9 ' ' ,..,A-eg ' W, sw-s f . U M' I L E . I , t 1 L' I K f A ' Vx l ,tr Q L, 4 ' S A at n U I U . . of -I - - . - I - H . 'S ssl -- L A f: l ,V el m,,,..f'l' g 4. u A . 'ig ,I N FV: K A Af.. 1 ' x 6' E , X ---r L -Y 'Z .f V A.: N l f N LX S L l . S y g,,, V it S H jg V if S ' L ' hw i ' A K V K -4 A ,sh ,ff , , L -- s , , g 1' 1: - N, f S S , L,-t L X c .3 ., Q :ik 1, Q L ' l ' Pvt: ' .1 l , . . I . . . . I . . I . ..i-'il' 'M' Milf I 53' f FACULTY 7. ts ALBRECHT MOLDENHAUER Language A man can say he IS truly edu cated if he knows a language other than his own Num CLIFTON L ROBINSON English Speech is a mirror ol the soul RUTH SCHUMACHER English The pen IS mrghtrer than the sword X, ll EMMET F. MCWILLIAMS Social Studies For every why there is a wherefore incur' PAUL W MOODY Math Science Everything that re ates to science ff?-. Q QW -fr' BERNARD F RODGERS Science Science rs organized x -gif X X JAMES F STEIDLE Math A man of figures is a man of brains X BENJAMIN B. MERRILL Industrial Arts A lrttle nonsense now and then rs relished by the wisest men r '!h VTX W -r-'V' MARGARET B MORRISON English Speech rs great but silence is greater Q'- MARY V RUTH English Nothing is more simple than is to be great 4 nn. MVN YW ALFRED F TAYLOR Science Anything worth doing at all rs worth doing well S ROBERT J. MEYER Language Don t relinquish right doing even rn dreams visa,-I' WILLARD B OTIS Science He laughs best that laughs last lgg MICHAEL SCHIBANOFF Physical Education His sporting blood doth show .-'Pl-Q5 -Hunan! FRANK H TUTTLE Commercial Without consistency there rs no moral strength 4 1 ,f51',gL:'7 ff,' g l,k.7 W z 4 ' ' I 4 .:' I ' V , 5 X, 'V it cu, N., A X . 1 ll I il . ,. - , 'I I E fs I' IQ' I H iw P L. , V , I, as Q man speaks, so he is. kngwledge. greatness, indeed, to be slmp e . I I P A A I gig ,.., . ef' 7 I , ' . ' 'I I I 1 I H 1 . A f 5 . 1.321 5 r, I Q 1 ., ,is 0 , Uv , , 5 , : - 1 bi X, f , . , 5, ill? uv f L. M. WEIDNER Social Studies Good order is the foundation of all good things FLORENCE WIDUTIS Soclal Studles The creative mdrvrdual motrv ated by the welfare of his fel lowman can enrich the earth 14 tap--' SHIRLEY ZlPKlN Physical Education The pleasure which there rs ln life Itself wa law 'N GRACE E REITZ School Nurse Good health and good sense are two of lrfe s greatest blessings 0 uw' PAULINE WHITHAM Art All great art is the expression of man's delight in God's work not his own Wxf EDWARD YARASHESKI Math The greatest reward IH the world IS a fob well done av' MARY ZSUFFA Commercial Ambltron IS the germ from which all growth of nobleness proceeds itsnik-wr gl' Sv MN' KENNETH O REYNOLDS Admlmstratlve Asslstant For every sorrow we must bear there are two toys WILLIAM H. WHITTAKER Language Brotherhood is wrought with understanding fggfvm A KATHRYN A YOHN Physlcal Educa ton The truth shall make you free CAROL L BYERLY Guldance To have a happy future we must live a fruitful today 21 X C gb ,flrvxvx X f . Pg T .P ' Q xoxox ' ll Not Pictured: DIMIS WEISBAKER HISASHI YOSHIHARA Science Scrence and logic he chatters ZENIA C FORDEMWALT Dletltlan Taking food and drink IS a great enloyment for healthy HAM Advice IS like softer rt falls the longer and the deeper It TACKNEY Librarian e IS wrse who knows he upon hf ls urce of knowledge who into the news who has written and mmd where rt as to be found hedl T' , ' ' ' . l f 23 E 1 ' K Q I T f es, V 1' ' in ' il . VAKKL K t - ft Q f' .L I - . 1. . 13 . .. X Q V trr In A i n b V ',.i.55r.5,. . r 5. L. fr . 1 na, f fn . .- . T M., ' f A , IW A . si X? 2 L llll l'll Z A R E A . T n f -C A N -. gr N ' if . T .C X V :ng .. .. - - - A r- - - f . -If If V . . , ' ' ' I I . I J , X ' T O l , ,l 1 1 ll A- ' 1 Q CAMERA -IW if'-'A 56 T Q'--...F Candid Cameras '56 on f AgMmnsTRATl0N 9 -is A 'QFWQW hi .--V .,f f'5gQg,qg, ffi9fL'f3'5+2F50ggff:Qy5izg:W may 5 W FACULTY bfi ' li 1- 3 5 Mani C I 16 fx S X Greig. ,T Q-fi!- 7 1 seniors CLASS OFFICERS ANGELO D'AMBOLO ..,YY,...,Y,,,,,...,,,,,,, President FRED HAELIG ..,Y,,.,.,,,,, ,,,.. V ice-President ANITA DI LIDDO ,,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,,, S ecrefary ANNA ALBANESE .... Y.,,A T reasurer Page ASS HISTURY We, the Class of '56, have now completed the final role in our busy years at B.B.H.S. Four years ago, after entering as frightened freshmen, we saw only work and the life of an understudy ahead of us. We tried, though, to show our interest by having the usual freshman magazine campaign, skating party, and picnic. As sophomores, we became more active and a better part of our school. We held positions in clubs, and some of us even became dramatists. Our sophomore dance was a great success, and the members of our class represented themselves well at our skating party and picnic. When we returned to school in September, l954, we realized we were no longer understudies, but rather the new starlets who would soon be playing the leads. Our iunior year was a hard one, but it was full of fun too, We had a skating party and picnic, but the biggest moment of the year was our Junior Prom. Our theme, Ebb Tide, was a huge success, and we were all very proud of ourselves. The end of the year found us saying good-bye to our dear friend and counselor, Mr. Nicholls. The following September, we went into production for a final season at B.B.H.S. This time we were the stars, the directors, and the leaders of the school. We had the honor to receive Mr. Jensen as our new principal, and we grew up learning that what was best for the school was not always what we wanted, We worked hard at the iob of editing the Echo and Searchlight, and we took our place in the dramatic field with the presentation of The Bishop's Mantle. Our athletes took their place in all sports, and members of the class of '56 were leaders and participants in all phases of our extracurricular school life. Our goal was finally in view, and we realized that our Senior Ball was the last dance we would hold as a class. We had our Senior Trip, and now it is the moment-the time for us to leave our friends and the fellowship which we enioyed and face the world. Therefore, as we leave you, B.B.H.S., we say good-bye and thank you for the best years of our lives. We hope we have helped to pave a successful way for future classes to follow. I4 Class Will We the class of '56, of the Bound Brook High School, of the town of Bound Brook, county of Somerset and State of New Jersey, being of sound mind, memory and standing, realize that we are ready to depart from our school, and deem it necessary to record a last will and testament on the l9th day of June, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-six. To beloved faculty members we leave: MR. MCWILLIAMS-all the answers to why. MR. CROMACK-a trig book with the right answers. MR. YOSHIHARA-a year's supply of T.S. cards. MR. HERDER-a vocabulary of one syllable words, MR. WEIDNER-June Ist deadline. GEORGES-Miss Ruth. ROBINSON-seniors who can make rehearsals. MR. MR. MRS. LINTERN-a lie detector. DR. CONNERTON-a pair of shoes for his wife. MR. TAYLOR-an emergency kit containing one gas mask, one box of repellent band aids, one tea kettle, one broom and dust pan, and one bottle washer. MRS. SCHUMACHER-a staff who doesn't call her Mrs. Schu. MR. OTIS-more assistants like Mr, Drach. MISS HAUBER-a brand new office. MR. MEYER-a life subscription to Sports' Illustrated. and MR. DONNELLY-everyone's undivided attention. For the main hall we leave a bronze statue of one of our most typical members, with his palm outstretched. Donations please. We cannot forget those who are to follow in our footsteps. To aid them on their way we leave the worthy underclassmen Ricci's school spirit, ManelIa's musical ability, Wells' traditional red sweater, Gelardi's car l?l, Haelig's late slips, Krenetsky's cowboy hats, Hutteman's pink iacket, Morris' plaid hat, Diamentes' athletic ability, Pogoloff's splicer, Albanese's wit, Lewis' absence slips, and one Vote for Vickie tag. Class Dean-MISS RUTH Lf,-..:zs:S' Class Prophecy Good mornung ladues and gentlemen' Thus us your rovung announcer Ralph Bungham brungung you another un our serues of televused vusuts to local unstututuons of learnung Thus week our cameras are located unsude the uvy covered walls of Bound Brook Hugh School un Bound Brook New Jersey Here comes our welcomung commuttee Thus us Dr James Dobson and Mr Maruo Bruno of the Englush department and Bull Wells Jr of the student body Thus beamung lady us the proud pruncupal Muss Grace R Smuth Are we ready to start our tour now Muss Smuth? Oh yes Before we begun l would luke to thank Super untendent of Schools Nucholas Novak and school board members Nell Evans Anuta Du Luddo Martun Konrad Beverly Tallamy and Thomas Marrow for theur aud un makung thus vusut possuble Thus us the office of the vuce pruncupal Mr George Martun Unfortunately Mr Martun has been forced to take a three month leave of absence at Haraben s Hudeaway to recuperate from hus strenuous dutues Hus uob us now beung filled by Muss Anna Duamente and Muss Frances Duamente The vuce pruncupal can now be un two places at the same tume Whule we are near hus office lets say hello to Mr James Moody recently appounted Durector of Athletucs Hello Mr Moody' We regret to say that the school nurse Muss Brudget Brldy wull not allow us to vusut the hustory classes beung taught by Mr Danuel Altuere and Mr Fred Haelug All members of these classes are beung quarantuned because of a newly duscovered dusease Saluns Sputballutus rapudly bemg overcome we are glad to say by Pasquale s Peppermunt Pulls Here on the first floor of the recently completed north wung us the new guudance department where counselors Wulluam DeMato Antounette Stashak and Robert Della Peruta are untervuewung sev eral new addutuons to the faculty Seated around the huge solud oak conference table are the Musses Caldwell and Brody of the math department Crofut and Lewus of the undustrual arts depart ment and Muss Wagner and Mr Holder of the physucs department Also un thus wung us the new gymnasuum where swummung classes are bemg taught by Olympuc champs John Terepan and Constance Testa On the wall us a plaque thankung the Voorhees Foundation for donatung the money for the gym Can we have a close up of that Dranovucs? Thanksl Yes there s Mr Voorhees name un foot hugh gold letters Chuef custoduan Barber and hus staff Morrus and Quunn are on 24 hour duty to keep ut polushed Thus us the Bound Brook Hugh School cafeterua where duetu tuan Ruta Staffleru us workung un happy harmony wuth the head of the home economucs department Wulluam Ferrus Musuc un the cafeterua us furnushed by Metch and hus Mullers Whule classes are changung let s take two munutes for the statuons on our natuon wude network to udentufy themselves Thus us statuon E C H O Today s program us bemg brought to you by Taylors Brudal Shop whuch features gowns by such famous desugners as Davud Prugh Chrus Massard Steven Cochulla and Muchael Rose Everythung for the brude attendants or formals made exclusuvely for you' lNot you Dranovucs' We have been asked by the socuety for the Curbung of Cruelty to Canunes Bob Puccu Chaurman to tell you of theur new branch recently opened on the corner of Unuon Avenue and Wun sor Street un your own Bound Brook Next we move upstaurs to the language department where Muss Wultrud Grauert of the Spanush department us guvung Muss Catherune Cook French teacher some late unstructuons un the new est steps of the Can Can You may have notuced the absence of the German classes Muss Roseanne Jennungs and her classes are now completung a tour of Tum Buc Too whuch they won for complet ung un less than 25 words l luke beer and pretzels because Thus trophy case on whuch the cameras are now focused houses some 80 odd Latun awards receuved durung the past year alone Durung thus tume the students unstructed themselves un the absence of theur teacher Muss Juduth Phelps Leavung the language sectuon we enter the part of the school where our most competent secretarues are trauned Department heads un thus group unclude Mr Noel Stanton master of stenography and Mr Augustus Gelardu chuef typust By the way uf you have been notucung the fine uob of the unteruor decoratung un the varuous classrooms ut was done by the students themselves under the durectuon of Mr Norman Jeremuah art teacher Paunt was donated by Perdue Pankowsku Paunt Prod ucts lnc Thus fine school us partucularly noted for two courses whuch have recently been added to the curruculum Of prumary unterest to the boys us the huntung and flshung course under the durectuon of the Musses Bette Betts and Betty Fulmon For the gurls a course un model ung us offered Famous socualutes lust returned from a European tour Davud Dennus and Donald Valentune are here to lecture on pouse and carruage We are makung our way toward the school audutoruum where the annual musucal productuon us un rehearsal Musuc Durector Em mett Capanna and Drama Coach Tony lmpelluzeru are lustenung wuth enraptured smules to the bagpupe lessons conducted by Muss Joan Du Bartolomeo and Muss Janet Jannone On stage famous ballet master Francusco Sunubaldu and hus troupe are workung out Truppung lughtly over the pueces of scenery are Clara Porto Roberto Sperduto Sylvua Spuno and Davud Colombaronu Later munuet unstructor John Vuccuca wull demonstrate some untrucate steps wuth hus group whuch uncludes John Vayda Allen Jelluffe James Hulse Fred Herruck Rose Mayer Maryann Jacoby Catherune Johnstone and Juluana Van Fleet Sunce thus us merely televusuon not smell o vusuon you people at home dont have the opportunuty to get a whuff of the fumes us the scuence department? lWhat s that? Follow your nose? Oh yes Here we are Chemustry professor Muchael Borheady us con ductung an experument wuth sulfur las uf we couldnt tell before' Over un the buology lab Dr Joy Heundl us dussectung some frogs whuch were caught un the Muddlesex Swamp un 1913 Scuence teacher Danuel Waslun us offerung hus able assustance Whats under thus mucroscope Mr Waslun? lCan we have a close up there? Thanks 1 What you now see on your screen there at home are buts of forelgn matter whuch have been scraped from the front bumper of the druver educatuon car Mr Waslun says they are anumal un orugun Bloody aren t they? Oh druver ed class must be over for today They re towung the car un now There behund the wheel us Muss Anna mow down Albanese druvung unstructor How many dud you get today? We hear by the soundung bell that the assembly program us about to begun We shall be honored thus mornung to see the famous Kuckettes chorus lune durected by Al Jannone AI and hus gals have uust completed an engagement at Raduo Cuty The gurls you see out there lust for kucks are Wulma Mytelka Rosemarue Farano Brenda Handelong Geraldune Flower Charlotte Godown and Ilene Galos For the educatuonal part of the program a speaker from a thruvung metropolus un Outer Mongolua wull guve an ullustrated lec ture What s that? We have lust been unformed that our speaker wull be none other than John Krenetsky that famous hustoruan who has lust completed a study of the saud reguon Professor Krenetsky s talk wull be entutled lnsude Outer Mongolua l see that our program durector Joe Graber us sugnallung that only two munutes remaun We have been asked by producer Frank Cumuno and hus staff to thank the sponsors of the underclassmen for relunquushung theur tume to read thus the prophecy of the class of 56 Page 15 1 I1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 II I I I I 1 , ' I I ' ' . ' 1 1 ,, . . 1 . ' ' ' 1 . 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 I I . . I . I . u I ' . . - I . , . , ' ' - ' . . I G 1 1 1 1 1 II I I I I 1 1 1 1 , , , ,, . . . . . I . ' ' ' ' ' I ' T 1 1 I 1 Q I ' I - 1 1 1 1 1 I I - , . . . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . I I I I I I 1 Q 1 1 I ' I ' ' 1 1 1 1 I I . . 1 ' ' I I ' I I I . . . . I 1 I I I I I 1 I I I . ' . . ' . . .I I . li ' ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I ' . 1 1 1 1 . ' I . - tl 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 , 1 ' ' 1 - - - , coming from the science department. By the way, Miss Smith, where I 1 1 I ' ' 1 1 1 ., .... . . . , , . . , , 1 - - 1, 1 . I . . I . 1- ' ' ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I I F I I I 1 1 1 I 1 I If I I I I F . . ' I ' -- ' ' ' ' . ' l 'em I 1 1 Q 1 . . E . . . . , I ' ' ,I 1 1 1 1 Q 1 'I I I I I I I I 1 I 1 1 1 I I 1 I 1 1I 1 ' ' I . I ut- - 11 - I - 1 1 . I ., . I . 1: I I - 1 ' , . 1 1 1 1 1 I I I ' I ' ' I I 1 . 1 . . ,I . 1 , . - . 1 1 I I I I I 1 1 1 Q 1 1 , 1 , , , Y I7 EVELYN ANN ABOOD A bright smile was the trademark for Evie, a senior iust full of good humor. The French Club and listen- ing to records took up most of her time, with the exception of time spent planning a nursing career at Saint Peter's Hospital. DANIEL ALTIERE Dan was a great asset to B.B.H.S. -both in school government and in football. His winning personality and drive was shown to best ad- vantage as freshman class presi- dent. This senior, who did a splen- did job of rewriting our school constitution, should make a success- ful engineer. Page 16 semm ANNA ALBANESE Ambition and a sparkling per- sonality describe 'Anna, senior class treasurer and top-notch stu- dent. This perfectionist was presi- dent of many clubs, manager of the twirling squad, our senior co- editor for the Echo and Girls' State delegate, Anna's determination and dependability will make her ,suc- cessful as a history teacher. I 9 GRETA ALBERS Although quiet and reserved, Greta could be counted on when a iob had to be done. A versatile girl, Greta enioyed participating in the Art Club, Commercial Club, and the Honor Society. She will surely be a very efficient, pleasing secre- tary. it 1'I1f' ANTHONY FRANK ADAMO Driving and girls were Tony's two main interests. His favorite hobby was raising animals, and he hoped to use this background to good ad- vantage in his chosen career, farm- ing. Lots of luck to this future agri- culturalistl ANGELINA GLORIA ASSANTE This quiet blonde was very ac- tive in sports, Honor Society and the Art, Commercial and Spanish Clubs. Besides 'her delightful hobby of making jewelry from sea shells, Angie had much experience writ- ing letters, which we know will help her to become a top-notch secre- tary. ALICE BALLAS Alice seemed to be the quiet type until you really got to know her. When you did, you discovered her to be a fun-loving, helpful gal. Be- sides singing with the Glee Club, Alice was a member of the Echo circulation and advertising staffs. ROSALIE BIELANSKI Rosalie actively participated in the Mask and Wig and Commercial Clubs while at B.B.H.S. She also enioyed square dancing during her leisure hours. Rosalie's sweet smile and friendly disposition will make her an asset to any occupation. ,fi X' If 1 .wb-'J ' .L SQ,-I GRACE BEDROSE Quite active in girls' sports, Home Economics Club, and Commercial Club, Grace was a tall, slender, cheerful blonde. Besides making her own clothes, she enioyed driv- ing, skating, and dancing. She will be an asset to any office as a sec- retary. MARION ELIZABETH BETTS Betty got much enjoyment from her favorite hobby-roller skating. A whiz on wheels, she was an expert in this field. She also enjoyed cheer- ing our football team on todvictory and being a member of the Senior Tri-Hi-Y. Betty's future plans in- clude marriage. l956 ylilfjiy QW W' I ,lf AN HONY JOSEPH X RB Our very able Student Coun President and quarterback for the football team was none other than Tony. This well-dressed, good-loolv ing athlete also participated in baseball and basketball for four years. The Class of 1956 is proud to claim this future engineer. Alfa 'ii . lr' L x,','i'Q'!me,' I L x 1 df ' , g.5so Gfh I J A 'fy . I MLZ? 'till' f jrygl. 'C f,l'liL6oxl 4. ye if 2 if 'D l LVM i lf RALPH E. BINGHAM , The Navy should make good use of the talents and hobbies of this senior when he realizes his ambi- tion for a life on the briney. His warm and helpful ways should en- able Ralph to master whatever he does. Page I7 iii V. MICHAEL BLAKE Having fun was the favorite pastime of this popular senior, who regu- Iarly represented B.B.H.S. on the baseball diamond as well as on the football field. Mickey, whose even- temper and quick sense of humor will make him an asset to any col- lege, was a member of the Double B Club and Service Squad. ESTELLE BORAWSKI Stash, the Polish equivalent of Estelle, was known for her ever- present sense of humor and her talent in art. Although she was kept quite busy by Mickey, this pert senior found time for Art Club, soccer-kick and her favorite pas- time, bowling. 'D al li 1 , X ll A J A ft ob Lf! X X til' bi, X fl W ,N J' VV .J Q f V. f 'L u , ffvv fl ' x, J X' ,, lf- If YJ Af XL f n IOJIYF all Vdll V yy I V l D 4 x L ,ff l if 'x ,' llvf' W l, C JI. If by L Li I Lf ' I4 V 4,1 , dl 4, I ALICE BARBARA BORKOWSKI Alice, who will be remembered as that iolly, always on-the-go senior, participated in many activities, in- cluding the Home Economics Club, Commercial Club and Echo staff. She liked to spend her leisure time dancing and swimming. Her ambi- tion is to become a comptometer operator. Page I8 uf' BARBARA BORHEADY Barb, one of the quieter ? mem- bers of the class, participated ac- tively in many G.A.A. sports. Barb's sincerity and good nature won her many friends. Future plans for her include a iob as a typist. MICHAEL BORHEADY Mike, that tall, good-looking senior who could be found holding down his service squad post, participated in basketball and track. Known for his witty remarks, Mike, in addi- tion to working at the Bound Brook Pharmacy, found time to partici- pate actively in the Honor Society. l956 5 4' CATHERINE BORLAND Cathy, one of our more artistically inclined senior class members, could usually be seen drawing car- toons. A whiz on wheels, she en- ioyed roller skating as her favorite pastime. Cathy is undecided as to her future plans. staff Her BRIDGET BRIDY Full of fun sports manded and a good cook descrrbes Brldget She enloyed baseball volley ball and bowling ID her spare tame Bridget hopes to become a typtst after graduation X We BRODY Interests Included playrng the piano many clubs and Echo clrculatlon nd sincere ways In people and her WI SUCCESS II'1 GUY at S Wftxfx VH A WA 1 DOROTHY BUDZINSKI Lots of fun and Dottte are synony mous Her favortte kmds of fun were being with Frank and drrvlng A Latln Club member for two years Dot looks forward to a nursing career after studymg at the Jersey Cnty Medical Center V VW fuwv MARIO JOHN BASIL BRUNO Friendly cheerful and wrtty were the three adlectrves best descrubmg Marlo the fellow who always man aged a friendly Hello for every one A football enthusiast Mano was a most welcome addttlon to the class of 56 ln college Marlo plans to study public accountmg 9 FREDERICK WESTCOTT BRUNS The good looking senior who was the newsboy at B B H S was none other than Fred' Intelllgence great personality and sharp taste In clothes were lust a few assets that were chalked up on his record This Honor Soclety member should be a great success In the field of englneermg WA M GERALD NE BULAUSKAS Gerry who came to us from Man ville was that quiet senior who en toyed partlclpatlng In the Latin Club and Home Ec Club Gerrys neat and helpful ways will help to make her one of our best nurses Page 19 MARIE BUON0 Marie was the type of girl who proved that good things come in small packages. Marie served on the sophomore and iunior cabinets and was an active member of the Home Economics Club. Conscien- tious ways will assist Marie in be- coming a successful secretary. EMMETT CAPANNA E one of our friendly seniors with an ever ready smile excelled In varsity football basketball and seball l h leisure tim could be seen driving around in his new red and white Mercury Hrs sincere attitude assures him of suc cess in business administration Page 20 iv' 56 BARBARA CALDWELL Bobbi with her friendly person allty and infectious giggle was outstanding rn dramatrcs and as news editor of the Searchlight Par tlclpatlng In many clubs and work mg on the nurses staff kept her busy Bobbrs pleasant manner and willingness to help will insure ' 3 X gb , 2 r MICHAEL ANDREW CAGGIANELLI Caggy, one of the quieter and more industrious members of the class, aided B.B.H.S. by being a member of the Stagecrafters for four years. An Honor Society and Middlesex Junior Rescue Squad member, Caggy plans to ioin the armed forces after graduation. J - law, - ' 3 - 1 aff of 2- ,c,J1g,4. .5 A N 1 -t 4 4, ,, 1 A K J 4' Q ri f A jx, r ' 5 .T tiff? , 231 ,,' Tiff grit - ' aims RUSSELL CANAVESIO Russ spent much of his spare time enloylng his favorite hobby rol ler skating Cafeteria Squad and French Club were two of his school activities Russ s warm personality and friendly smile made him a wel come addition to any group her success as a nurse ,Eggs WWW if Q fue: Q as if Kitisw ww 'ff exwtfizs 1 W2 a JOAN E CAPOLUPO Joan a member of the Senior Trl Hr Y Home Ec andJ R C Clubs ac trvely participated In G A A sports Her friendliness and sincerity as well as her attendance at a beau trcran school during her senior year will help make her one of our most promising beautlcnans NORMA J CHARNESKI Although she participated rn the Art and Commercial Clubs as well as basketball and Echo staff drrv Ing around became Norm s favor rte pastime To be a WAC rs her ambition and we wish her luck and success JOSEPH EDWARD CLARKE Joe was a big quiet fellow who almost always sported an ear-to- ear grin. His main interests were athletics track and football being his favorites. Joe plans to enter the Air Force after graduation. SQ,-I PETER CHESTER Pete was a quiet boy whom you often saw carrying a gun or is Ing pole to hrs favorite habitat Pete who always had a cheerful smrle for everyone plans to enter the service after graduation .Ewen GCT' FRANK MICHAEL CIMINO Crusher who could usually be found wherever Januzzi was l ways had a witty remark for every thing Hrs favorite pastimes were listening to popular music and play ing the accordion This sports en thuslast plans to attend South East ern Loulsrana College 1' ROBERT CHERNESKI Charne had an avld Interest rn hunting fishing and archery Any thing connected with outdoor ac tivutres Including two Manvrlle sports clubs Interested Bob By polnrng the Army he can show everyone that BBHS produces not only good students but also rugged outdoorsmen qu...-r 'haw STEVEN JOSEPH COCHILLA KoKo was one of the wittiest members of the senior class. This fellow who really believed in en- ioying life could usually be de- pended upon to liven up any class- room. Sports and hot-rod books were high on Steves list of pas- times. Page 21 DAVID M COLOMBARONI Seemingly qulet but actually full of fun Clams vnce presldent of our Student Council could usually be found on the athletuc Held or drllllng wnth the band Frnendly and wr mg to help Cams as s re to be on asset to any college he attends JEANETTE CREWS .lan who llked to pass the time by lust havmg fun was a member of the Glee Club Nurses Club and Echo staff Jan would luke to en ter the nurslng professlon Her pleasant personality wall Insure her success Page 22 Wins., 560 MARTHA CONWAY Marty one of our more qulet sensor gurls enloyed partlclpatmg In the Library Club Her experuence In library work and In typing and filing wall and her as a secretary Martys consclentlous ways and willingness to work wall help t make her a success ln that field x0f5 CATHERINE HUGHES COOK Cathy a gurl with great leadership abllltles was always busy yet al ways frlendly Sports and Butch took up most of her spare time whsle Echo staff Searchllght and GAA filled up the rest After graduation Cathy plans to go to Douglass College ng, 'rs-if gnwvdf p vm P CONNOR ave s nt much his after school tlrfle partuclpatmg m the actuvntles ol,lhe Stagecrafters He also en loyed ou oor actlvltles Including hunt ng tis ng and YI e shooting Alt ough qu1et by nature Dave voon mahy frlends durmg has stay at B BETTY ANNE CROFUT Betty had an abundance of pep whrch she u ally let go In D Connertons class Her wlllnngness to work helped produce many a lob well done Betty s actnvltles In cluded Echo picture schedullng swnmnmng and sewnng She plans to become a laboratory techmclan DOREEN ELLEN CULLINS Doreen was synonymous with fun Her good humor was shown In grr s sports which she enloyed almost as much as writing to Bill We can see that there are definitely good things In store for Doreen 7 QCJ- ak f' X 'UK Www. sc, ROBERT DELLA PERUTA Bob was never without a witty re- mark. Although usually seen work- ing with many school clubs, Bob found time for his hobby-cars for show and go. One of our hardest working seniors, Bob will will always be remembered at B.B.H.S. DEBORAH WELLS DAVIS That pert blonde dashing back and forth from Echo meetings to senior play rehearsals was Debbie Her exuberance and vitality explain her active participation in GAA sports An Honor Society member she plans to study elementary teachrng at Bucknell l fttiittiiia F ROBERT JOHN DELESKY Although he spent much time on his favorite hobbies fishing and hunt mg Bob stlll found time to par ticupate in Honor Society With his slow engaging smile Bob should ramly be success in Marines QQ jaw' M..- ANGELO D AMBOLO Wherever you found laughter there was Chubby our senior class president A Student Council member for two years we will re member him as one of our foremost football basketball and baseball stars After graduation he plans to attend school at Eastern Carolina WILLIAM DE MATO Porky an outstanding athlete was usually seen playing on the Crusader football, basketball, and baseball teams. When not taking part in these activities, he could be seen with the gang at Scotty's. Porky's immediate ambition is to ioin the U. S. Marines. Page 23 DAVID DENNIS This witty, masculine senior was Martinsville's outstanding contribu- tion to the track and wrestling squads. Bucky, always so well- dressed, enjoyed hunting and fish- ing and should be a success in college, where he plans to study forestry. JOAN MARIE DI BARTOLOMEO Always smiling, forever having fun -that was Joanie! As a member ofthe Honor Society and the Span- ish Club, she was kept busy. In her leisure time this future secre- tary loved to read, skate, and spot airplanes. Page 24 senlms ANNA F. DIAMENTE This athletic senior participated in G.A.A. and displayed good sportsmanship. A member of the Honor Society, Spanish Club and secretary of F.T.A., Anna plans to become a physical education teach- er. Her sincerity and eagerness to help will make her rank with the best. 9 FRANCES A. DIAMENTE Fran, the other delightful twin, was a capable Leader Corps captain, of- ficer of the G.A.A. and the F.T.A. Club, member of the Honor So- ciety and an active participant in all after-school sports. With her sis- ter, this Iittle miss plans to attend Trenton State Teachers' College to be a physical education teacher. 56 LORETTA DI ALFONSO With friendliness, a spirit of co- operation, and a sparkling person- ality, Loretta was a welcome ad- dition to any group. She partici- pated in many clubs and was a fine representative of B.B.H.S, as a Color Guard. Loretta certainly has many qualifications for becoming a top-notch nurse. ANITA LOUISE DI LIDDO Intelligent, pert, and talented - that's Anita. This head twirler, as- sociate editor of the Searchlight, Honor Society member and A Cap- pella Choir accompanist always had a cheery smile for her host of friends. Her winning personality will insure success in teaching. JAMES W. DOBSON That slow, lazy, very friendly, humorous but also sincere, red- headed senior, whose textbooks seldom went home with him, was Jim. A hunting and fishing en- thusiast, Jim was also a stock car lover and owner of a 52 noise less? Ford VlVlAN A ERNEST Viv that small blonde with the shy smile plans to become a sec retary She could be seen at any meeting of the Senior Council She participated in the Library Club and Nurses Club She was also active in sports fb Dy? 95611, ELAINE E is ture s cretary ould usually? be found vm rr with her f ends I tm in G Ylbfborts or at eg! ing Echo staff ep Club or es Club meetings Col lectmg ular records was Jos favorit obby db fs JOYCE DOLORES ERNEST Joy might have been small but her personality made up for her size Sports Library Club Commercial Club GAA and Color Guard took up most of her time Joy will always be remembered for her petite grace and sparkling charm Mwst is is ANNA DRANOVICS Seeing a group assembled could only have meant that Anna was in the center of it, chatting gaily. Be- sides being a member of the Dra- matic Club, French Club, Echo Stoft, and Honor Society, Anna found time to be the cheering man ager MARGUERITE ANN ESPOSITO Marg was a quiet girl who could always be counted on for a warm smile As a member of the Com mercial Club she hopes to be a comptometer operator ln her spare time she enloyed reading and driv rn Page 25 NEIL EVANS Nell who was known for hrs non chalant personallty had the gnft of prolectlng a feellng of ease and frlendltness to all his classmates Thus redhead an asset to our track team for three years plans to torn the Army '57 WILLIAM S FERRIS Bull was well llked because of his friendly and helpful ways Actnve In many school clubs and functlons, Bull was the photography edutor of the Echo An Honor Soclety mem ber, thus small package of pep plans to make dentlstry hrs career Page 26 560 MARILYN FARRELL Marllyn a sports minded glrl con tributed her athletic abllltles to soccer luck softball and badman ton for four years She also was an avld roller skating enthuslast Mar plans to do some type of secretarral work after graduation 9 IGYS ELAINE JUDITH FAZEKAS Elatnes Interests ranged from her partlclpatlon In many clubs lnclud mg the Honor Society to her artts tlc and domestlc ablllttes She was kept busy as typing edltor of the Echo Elatne s future plans Include secretarial work and a certain Marine named Blll if QU99 Hifi' ROSE MARIE FARANO A ltttle shy frlendly smlle attrac ttve helpful that was Ro One of our prettiest seniors Ro was liked by all her classmates because of her pleasant and helpful manner and was a member of the Glee Club We wrsh Ro all the uck and success possible for the future' PATRICIA MAY FIELDSON Pat, one of our most ambttlous seniors, belonged to the J R C , Searchlight, Honor Society, G A A , Nurses' Club, and was president of the Latln Club, as well as clrcula tlon manager of the Echo Her frlendly personalnty and wlllmgness to help wnll and her an becommg a successful nurse f I JL , . N' r 'K ,S P WALTER FILL Walt, one of the better-looking senior fellows, was often seen es- corting several girls to class. When it wasn't girls, it was boats that took up most of his time. Walt plans to enter college after graduation. AUGUSTUS P. GELARDI Tickling the ivories in the B.B.H.S. dance band and wrestling were Gus's favorite pastimes. Gus, known for his friendliness and sense of humor, could be seen taxiing a gang of boys in his '32 Chevy. Gus's ambition is architectural de- signing. '.6' s ' nrt., 1 gp..-mr A Nr... 0 f tr K . r 56 GERALDINE J. FLOWER A tall blonde'with quiet and pleas- ant ways makes us think of Gerry. Her interests centered around read- ing and planning for a career as a WAF. Gerry has us all wish- ing her the best of luck. nifjr ILENE GALOS Cooking, skating, and being with her many friends were a few things that took up much of this tall, quiet, blonde's time. A music enthusiast, Ilene plans to work in an office after graduation. l956 BETTY HELEN FILMON Seemingly quiet, this senior proved to be bubbling with personality upon better acquaintance. Betty actively participated in the Senior Tri-Hi-Y and enioyed G.A.A. sports. Her demure and neat mannerisms will help to make her a wonderful secretary. ROBERTA JEAN GIAMELLA Usually seen typing furiously in Mr. Reynold's office, Robbie was one of our hardest working seniors. Aside from being an excellent stu- dent scholastically, this friendly and attractive gal was a member of the Student Council, Latin Club, Honor Society, and president of the Commercial Club. Page 27 JOSEPH FELIX GLEASON Joe's pride and ioy was his black '48 Chevrolet, and he was usually seen making use of it. He also lent his talents to the German and Art Clubs. After graduation, Joe hopes to attend college. WILTRUD H. E. GRAUERT Wiltrud, one of our more intelligent seniors, came to this country in i950 from war-torn Germany and really appreciates life in these United States. She plans to study languages at Douglass College in New Brunswick. In her leisure time, Wiltrud liked to do needlework. Page 28 569 RICHARD GOODEMOOT Dick, one of the more quiet mem- bers of our class, was a fellow who could follow his favorite pastime- loafing-and still make the Honor Society. Besides holding an after- school iob, Dick was a member of the latin Club. This brain wants to enter the scientific field after graduation. SGW JOSEPH GRABER Good-looking, well-dressed, friend- ly, and well-liked by everyone, Joe could always be counted on for his tremendous sense of humor. When not in school, Joe spent most of his time fishing, driving, or at Joe and Jerry's. l956 if CHARLOTTE L. GODOWN Although Charlotte was quiet and reserved, she had the qualities of friendliness and diligence which will no doubt enable her to become a good, efficient office worker for some fortunate executive. Her fa- vorite pastimes were playing the piano, painting, and writing letters. CAROLYN GRECK Secretary of the Tri-Hi-Y during her senior year, Carolyn was also a member of the Latin Club, Home Economics Club, and G.A.A. She enioyed horseback riding and be- ing in a certain tan convertible. Her friendly Hi will certainly be missed. DONALD R. GUM The boy with the unusual nick- name, Gumball, was a member of the Stagecrafters for three years, and, as a senior, served as presi- dent of the group. An outdoor type, Don enioyed fishing and hunting in his spare time. PATRICIA ANN HARCARIK Pat, that petite brunette from Mar- tinsville, was one of the more artis- tically inclined senior girls. She was active in the Art Club and enjoyed sketching in her spare time. She also enioyed sports, being active in G.A.A. after school and ice skat- ing. After graduation, she Plans to join the Waves. 5 an ., W U, 11, .,,,M is. 5, --f rf fi- f I W , -S Q . M il.. l X. W- 2 NR vm, 'N t :H 'N i 4' if 'Z sf .el gl 2 . it SE'-I BRENDA M. HANDELONG Brenda, one of our more musically inclined seniors, enioyed playing the trumpet in the B.B.H.S. march- ing band during half-time in foot- ball season. Her interest in the wel- fare of people should make her a successful practical nurse. FRANCES MARIE HARABEN Fran was one of our classmates who was often seen but seldom heard. An active member of the Honor Society and the F.T,A. club, Fran hopes to become an elemen- tary school teacher. Among her fa- vorite pastimes were reading and listening to good music. FREDERICK WEST HAELIG This impish blond, who was class vice-president in '56, could usu- ally be found directing hall traffic or playing his trumpet. Aside from having three years in the band to his credit, Fred was also a mem- ber of the Honor Society and the Math-Science Club. .MM I956 fled' K J it r 7, W! if f . mf we I. 'Q i i., ' X .f .Q ' .,, , . , H ffaiza U f A4-ff , I A I f lil A VIRGINIA HAVER V iifit' ' Q I ' ' T 5 Sparkling wut, vim, and vigor can V. V best describe Ginny. Being an ac- : ' tive member of the cheering squad, A f Honor Society, and Student Coun- s i cil took up most of her time. Gin- fw' v E Z . i X. rr.. . ny's pleasing personality and win- ning ways will certainly help her to become a successful elementary school teacher. Page 29 ELIZABETH M HAYEK Talent seemed to be Betty s mud dle name She proved her abuluty by beung co author of two E travaganzas a member of the Hugh Honor Socuety and exchange edrtor for the Searchlught A Iuberal arts college us Betty s next goal ETHEL HOBEL Ethel was one of those gufted peo ple who made fruends quuckly She actuvely partucupated un gurls bas ketball soccer kuck volley ball and baseball for GAA pounts Ethels luvely personaluty and wut made for many a happy moment Page 30 i' A15 MARGUERITE M HEINDL Joy our future Englush teacher was kept busy wuth her actuve par tucupatuon un many clubs as well as the Honor Socuety Thus statuesque brunette enloyed readung and druv ung un her leusure time Joy dud a wonderful uob as senuor staff co edutor of the Echo SGYIIGI BARBARA HELGESEN Everybody knew thus luvely untel lugent senuor who was actuve un the French and Home Economucs Clubs She also partucupated un softball and enloyed dancung un her leusure tume Thuruk of the lucky boss who wull have Barb for a secretary' 9 FREDERICK GUY HERRICK Thus talented trombone player spent much of hus tume wuth our Dance and Marchung Bands Freds chuef unterests were photography and Pat A member of the Honor Socu ety Fred us goung to college to study dentustry 4--W-4 ,4f s 4,m,-7 ,JPN vi! 'l.': ' PATRICIA ANN HOFFMAN Busy and talkatuve best descrubes Pat In addutuon to beung treasurer of the Tru Hu Y she was a member of the Home Economucs Club and took an actuve part un after school sports She hopes to attend a beau ty culture school after graduatuon . , ,, . I KA ' . X- . . . . H I I . . . - I I . Q 1 I - ll 1, a u I ' 1' , - , . f -. 155 g - use ,.1.,,w.,sL-tu 1. ,r - I 41, I 'L'ff3g?'.??Zlg9M7Llgffzsff I ' I I 'I r mf -. . 4 .f ' I' 7 r ' ' W ' . ' ' ' - I ,S ,ur I I h ' . , K . . . . , I 5 1 I . I 1 I ' D usp, , X f . , . , .lf 3 X , , ' , I! Fw F ,. XI f ' it A - -K ., , , f , V- lien V E 1' f milf Q12 . 1. I Vik . . Q, . . . . . . , - 1 - - I u ' I I ' , . . . ' 5 f A , N -bl-Y 'N ARTHUR HOLDER Butch that tall blond energetlc semor contrvbuted much to our football team Besudes has lnterest In football and un Cathy Art was an ardent member of the Servlce Squad and Student Councll His athletic abullty will and hum In be coming an excellent physlcal edu catuon teacher irq.. in qu-1. sefllgr PAUL HOLUB Paul was that happy go lucky fel low who enfoyed everything and llked everyone Thus semor who lnked to flsh and hunt In his leisure hours was quite an outdoorsman at heart After graduation Paul JAMES H HULSE .llm was the handsome lad from Martmsvllle who enloyed flshmg hunting and drlvmg He made many good frlends and partlclpated on the Flre Squad and an the Honor Socuety Upon entenng college he ELEANOR HOLINKO To those who dldnt know her too well El appeared to be the qulet type Actually El was a good con versatlonallst and fun loving Her BBHS actlvutles Included Art Club sports and GAA EI plans to do secretarnal work after grad uatlon flr . . I I n ' Z 1 .' ' . 5 N 1 . , Y 2 ' l A 5 A lx by 1- ' , f F 1 ' E .5 55 1 CTI . 5 1 Q ' I ' 9 ' 3 V xx 'ng , . 2 ff ' ' r ' 1 ' l 5 1. l qs,t,,, At' 'Q K 'f ,N ' D. l 5 l , WN can M h n . I n Y I S -fi' 'Hx try' I If V fi .I ' .l . ' I ' M Alllll A ' - . ' . ' Wm,? T , S' , KNN L Q . Q X 1 , , ' Q ROBERT D HUTTEMANN Bob our versatile track star also enloyed welght llftlng and hunting This dependable semor was a hard worker and a very mce person to know Bobs future plans Include attending the Coast Guard Acad emy to study engmeermg plans to attend a trade school plans to study englneermg 7u ' 8-uf inf CAROLYN ROSE HUZZY Carol was the gurl you saw elfher struttlng down the football field wlth the Twlrlers wrltmg letters to ac IE o gust plam grvmg frlendly Hn to someone Thus tu ture secretary enloyed sewlng and babyslttvng m her lelsure tnme Page 31 ANTHONY IMPELLIZERI Whether out with the track, the baseball or the football teams, Tony could be counted on to do his best to lead B.B.H.S. on to victory. His sincere manner will make him a welcome member of the Air Force. JANET V. JANNONE It was a real iob to keep an eye on little Jan, not because of her size, but because she was an active member of eight clubs, associate editor of the Echo, and the co- author of the i954 Extrava- ganza -and a conscientious, hap- py student. Page 32 S6096 MARY ANNE JACOBY Peppy to say the least, Blondie could always be found where there was excitement. Her hobby was music, and her activities included Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A. sports, and Senior Council representative. Blondie's ambition is to become a Wave. ALBERT C. JANNONE, JR. AI, a quietly busy senior, was al- ways ready to help his classmates. Outstanding scholastically, he was a member ofthe Honor Society and the Latin Club, not to mention his success as a baseball player. Al plans to become a pharmacist. I956 ROSE MARIE ANN INCAO Ro is the girl you saw working to make an Extravaganza a suc- cess and riding around in Bob's yel- low convertible. She was a member of G.A.A. and enioyed dancing. Her willingness to work and her pleasing personality will help to make Ro successful as a book- keeper. FRANCIS LOUIS .IANNUZZI Francis was that quiet senior who was proud to be a member of B.B.H.S. His easy-going manner, so recognizable on the football and basketball teams, will always char- acterize Francis, who plans to go to college. JANICE JEANETTE If you were feelung down about thungs you could count on Jan to cheer you up wuth her wutty remarks and pleasung personaluty Jan served as art edutor tor the Search lught and partucupated un varuous gurls sports She hopes to become an occupatuonal therapust NORMAN W JEREMIAH, JR Whether on the football field, Sen uor Councul, or Servuce Squad, Jerry could always be found working for the honor of B B H S Hus excellent traut of sunceruty wull help hum to become most success ful un hus chosen career the mun ustry 41 S ALLEN JELLIFFE Al an outdoorsman at heart had a rather unusual hobby of reload ung shotgun shells Thus fitted wuth hus huntung Interests Al s maun extracurrucular actuvuty was the Ac corduon Club Next year he plans to matruculate at Rutgers Agrucul tural School as ROSEANNE JENNINGS Roseanne wuth her contaguous laughter and entucung sense of hu mor really enloyed lute at B B H S She was actuve un German Club Nurses Club and GAA sports Nursung holds a promusung future for Roseanne in 45--r LOUIS S JEFFRIES Jeff one of our more quuet sen uors hauled from Manvulle Thus tall lad belonged to the Art Club and engoyed makung model aurplanes when he wasnt busy wuth school work Jett s wullungness to work wull help to make hum an excellent draftsman CATHERINE JOHNSTONE Cathue, a member ofthe Latun Club, F T A , Dramatuc Club, JR C , and Honor Socuety, was that tall, versa tule redhead who could talk con vuncungly about ANYTHING She enuoyed knuttung, deep readung, and beung a senuor lufesaver The nursung prdfessuon wull happuly wel come Cathue Page 33 . I l . I . ll . . ' . 'x , V 4 4 - ,KX , fl , H A I 9 5 6 us RUTH M. KALPIN This stylish senior was always busy attending various club meetings. Among these were Spanish Club, French Club and Echo staff. Ruthie was also a great G.A.A. sports en- thusiast Following graduation this trim miss plans to study dress de signing at Miami University MARTIN KONRAD Marty an active member of the Stagecrafters Honor Society Ger man Math Science and Photo Clubs was usually seen working on or driving his car This Intelligent and sincere senior will certainly be successful as a physicist Page 34 560 ROBERT CARMEN LOUIS KELLER Bob was that senior who had a witty remark for any situation or out of class A member of the Glee Club ID his freshman year Bob plans to attend college Hrs easy going affable manner will help to insure success in The Halls of Ivy Q A: Q' L ..,, . I KJV JOHN KOBERLEIN JR John, one of our easy going seniors from Middlesex could usually be found with a group of car enthu siasts or reading sports car maga zines When not m school h worked as a gas station attendant John plans to be a mechanic after graduation -'Ch' VICTOR KARGOL Vic, a true sportsman at heart, en- ioyed hunting, fishing, and trapping in his leisure hours. His shy and quiet mannerisms insure a success- ful career in the Air Force. BARBARA ANN KONZ Barb although seemingly quiet could always be found in the mid dle of mischief Besides marching as a Color Guard Barb was an ac tive member of the Library Club A future secretary Barb plans to en ter business school ROBERT A KRASNANSKY JOHN C KRENETSKY MARY JANE KOZIC That fun lovung gurl who hauled from the Martunsvulle hulls was Janue Always dependable and band box neat she was actuve un Spanush and Art Clubs and G A A sports After graduatuon Janne plans to become a stenographer ls QV' Thus lanky good lookung fellow forever popular wuth the gurls was known for hus contaguous good humor Kras asude from beung un the Honor Socuety could b found runnung around uhe track un the sprung He plans to work wuth hus father un the future serv ,,w',h 58 ROSALIE KOZURA Rosalue a quuet gurl was always fruendly and very helpful Rosalue partucupated un after school sports and also enloyed dancung readung roller skatung and makung crepe paper roses Rosalues plans for the future unclude office work K-ou l THERESA KOZYRA Terry one of our nucest senuors excelled un home economucs She was presuderut ofthe Home Ec Club and won several awards un that field Her unselftsh unterest un peo ple and her sunceruty wull help her to become an excellent nurse P' 'QQ MARTHA DARLENE KOZIK INDESCRIBABLE thats Marty' She was a muxture of lufe spurut fun vutaluty and sweetness Secre tar of her freshman lss member of the Ground Observer Corps French Club and Echo staff Marty plans to become a labora tory technucuan X John who was our tropucal fish enthusuast could always be counted on to luven up thungs wuth hus wutty remarks John s conscuentuous ways and good nat-ure should make hum successful as a teacher Page 35 alwvw' FRANK STANLEY KRETCH Everyone was sure to have a good time when Frank was around. Al- though full of laughter, Frank spent much serious time on his favorite hobby, model planes. Next year Frank plans to enter college tc study engineering ,av WALTER R LAWSON Butch that fun loving senior who could always be counted on for a bright smile engoyed playing foot b during h leisure time H s winning personality will surely help to make hum atop man in the Indus trial world Page 36 i E. ...can Y l t.. 1 R'-vf'1 ' 1, Wksw. if a1s 56mm BARBARA GAIL LANCASTER Gail s warm smile and cheerful personality won her many friends here at B B H S She served on the Student Council and participated in G A A Gail s hobbies included col lectmg stuffed animals and dorng work in art She will certainly be an asset to someone s oftice RICHARD J LAULER One of Middlesex s contributions to the school scene Dick was an en thusnastrc sportsman and a handy guy around a stage production His work with the Stagecrafters in B BH S should pave the way to the trade he hopes to enter ...L flu. 'l M--1, DOROTHEA LA BAR Dolly, with her lively sense of humor, loved dancing and listen- ing to rock and roll music. Her zest for music was evident by her four years participation in the Glee Club. Dolly is undecided as to her future plans EVELINE ANN LEWIS Lynne one of our prettiest sen iors will always be remembered for her beauty and her sparkling eyes as well as her All BOY physics class with Mr Yosh Lynne s intense interest in religion explains her ambition to malor in Christian Educahon ' 9' A gk I . F X A . 'J at 3 .,.. g 1 , ' ' j X V f' ' ' ,, A If A 1 I 3 I fx ' l , . I I ' ' I fxl f wee y A I p ,F rf! C A ff s'.i Q ,. all. ' ' is ' ' , ii 1 A- H -' , iiii 3 BERNICE LOPA Bermce who lakes to play the prano and sung contrcbuted her talents to the Glee Club for three years A member of the Commercial Club and Honor Socrety Bernrce rs sure to become a successful stenogra pher with her pleasant personalrty and wrllmgness to help 'Qia- Els WWW L. -r nf yodflft' f L!!! ,Vue LAW CAROL GRACE MACLENNAN Actlve frlendly well lrked and In telllgent describes Carol B B H S s representatrve to All State Chorus Carol led a busy llfe ln school be mg a member of numerous clubs as well as edltor an chref of the Echo Her wlllrngness and dependabnllty Insure a successful future as a teacher Q -'hr 1! '? Dwww' 58 DONALD LUKSZA Luke who greatly enloyed hunt Ing and swlmmlng as his favorvte pastimes could usually be seen helpmg to keep order In the cafe terra as a member ofthe Cafeteria Squad Luke wlll always be re membered for hrs nonchalant wrt and easy gorng manner 425' MARIE JOAN LUPINE Marne one ofthe more active mem bers of our class partlclpated rn the varlous G A A sports and also rn many clubs Her favorite pastime was playlng tennis Marne s friend ly attitude will help to bring her success as a secretary or -it PATRICIA A LOPIS A four year member of both the Glee Club and the Library Club Pattre was one of our more versa tlle students ln her lersure time she enloyed skatrng swnmmmg and llstenlng to the radio Upon grad uahon Pattre hopes to become an office worker i?'4l' MARGARET JOANNE MALLOY Harllng from Martlnsvllle thas cheery sensor had a smlle and a frlendly Hr for everyone Maggie enloyed participating ln Latin Club Dramatic Club and wrltmg for the Searchlight and could usually be found drlvlng around them thar I s Page 37 BARBARA ANN MALONE One of our quiet busy llttle seniors was Barbara She was an actlve member of the Home Economics Club for four years and the Com merclal Club for three years Bar bara s sense of responslblluty as sures her of success as a secretary mi r sk S ANNE MASTRO Always cheerful never lmpatlent notable for her sportsmanship and energetic beyond compare spells Anne Thus quiet gurl who came to us from Pennsylvania an her sensor year has made many frlends Anne hopes to become a receptionist Page 38 l '9 FRANKLIN THOMAS MARROW Better known as Tom thus good looking Intelligent senior IS plan nlng to study engineering at Rut gers upon graduatuon An actlve member of the German Club the Honor Soclety and the Math Sc: ence Club he was an asset to the class of 56 'Fwy , .I f assert! YW will 9 GEORGE MARTIN George wrth his odd sense of humor always tried to keep those around hlm chuckllng He could often be seen lending a hand In the cafeteria After graduatron he plans to enter the armed forces -4r ' , V .fx DONALD MANELLA Ever falthful to our Marchmg Band Don was noted for playing has hot sax The school Dance Band and has own band The Melo Tones took up most of Don s spare tlme Next year he plans to study elec tromcs at Rutgers VICTORIA J MASTROBUON0 Whenever VICkIe came on the scene sparks flew She did an ex cellent lob as lumor class treasurer and she wlll always be remembered for her splendid portrayal of Lex an the Sensor Play I . . N .' ,, . JM J . , W 'N ,al 7 l X, wa? fx 3 ' I 1 J A ,7Q ng, -- .' It V L 8 N l I .1 7 . . . -sw A , , ' . M 3 T my 1 ' ' ll ' . ll tl ' A I A I X . K I r . x 4 M 1 9 ffIf,f,j,f U ,-fk figtgl,-' .f - A . . . '. l. ' l 1 s Q . I , , 1 ' . . , , is . ' Q KM - V, K , , r 'U' Q., 1 , , I . ' ' I ' l l ' 1 I ' . - 1 f If . -' y, If' . . VV, In ' 4: rf 'I 'v fl fi ' 'J I CHRISTIAN VMASSARD Chris, our import from France, was the quiet but congenial fellow with the flashing smile. Although Chris came to B.B.H.S. in his junior year, he made many friends and was ac- tive in track. Chris plans to loin the Navy after graduation. P ,V PATRICIA ANN MENDEZ Pat an active member of the Sen nor Tri HIY also enloyed partici patlng in many sports During her leisure time Pat who plans to be a typist enloyed listening to cow boy music and driving ...I 36 'THQ'-S LUCILLE ANN MAURO ROSE ELIZABETH MAYER Siu Ann was the gal with the beam ing smile and gift of gab interests along with dating dancing were varied Lu Ann oLour more ambitious seniors a pleasant person to know loads of fun to be with el' an One WGS an 9 Ro who hailed from Martinsville was noted for her friendly smile and quiet ways Quite active in GAA sports she enjoyed play Ing softball Ro was also a mem ber of the Art Club After gradua tion Ro plans to do office work Tr 5 N' K' If gaiii PATRICIA ANN MAUGER Although Pat, our associate busi- ness editor for the Echo, was quiet, she could always be depended upon to do a good iob. Next year Pat hopes to go to Berkeley Secretarial School, where she will study advertising. ii. iv- MARI M MENTE With a warm smile for everyone Mar was usually seen with a group of girls She belonged to the Home Economics Club Trl Hi Y and participated in many sports With her pleasing disposition Mar should succeed in whatever she undertakes Page 39 ' A 9j, I . Qi!! . ' . d ' . fjxixkxjf JV . I Cl D H H i . C ,- I 5 6 V U 1 I ' .9 gfff I 4' I fi Q4 , Aygp I sf!!! A ' - I fs. My I I I A If I .QVJJIVW V! 4-'fly rf' I 5 . I I . . - Q' K tl . , .i I -' .' ' I, f , 4 L, of t f' L,. V l,, 1 I Kes mf ,X W K pl! K7 f,fU y Ll V 'L J DONALD H METCH Don was the frlendly wlsecraclung sensor fellow whose Interests ran along the agricultural llne A mem ber of the 4 H Club and winner of numerous county and state agrlcul tural awards Don hopes to make farming his career GEORGE A MORRIS Wearong his famed red pland hat George our Searchlight and Echo sports edltor could be seen cover mg B B H S sports events for our local newspapers This Honor Soc: ety member with hrs frlendly per sonallty and creative wrt already has a good start toward a success ful career tn lournallsm Page 40 't '-an SGWGY PATRICIA ANN MONSEES Patty was known for her athletic abllrty and wmsome smlle Among her many accomplishments was the Honor Soclety Other actlvltles In Pattys busy schedule were Latln Club FTA and GAA sports After graduation Patty plans to at tenc Trenton State Teachers Col ege 9 S JAMES MOODY Joy could usually be depended upon to llven up any class with hls wlttlclsms Jay was the president of the Methodlst Youth Fellowshlp an Martlnsvllle and was an avid hunt er He plans to go to college fol lowmg graduatlon 'Nw-V fo-ff FRANTZ LUIS MICHOT Frantz the fellow with the wavy hair and the shy smlle plans to loin the armed forces after gradu atlon lt wnll be no surprise lf he chooses the Navy booting and boat bulldmg have been has mam lnterests bil JOHN P MUSA Johnny was qulte Interested In and quite proud to be the owner of a Sl two tone Mercury A member of the Service Squad he was also on the varsity football team John ny plans to attend a school of higher educatlon after graduatlon V fL, s . at xr 1 of ' , , , l , - 1 I , 4 . 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' 2 s f , I n .gt Hg y WILMA MYTELKA Wllma the friendly girl wlth the pretty eyes was very consclentlous about her work and appearance This traut wrll help make her a suc cess as a secretary Along wlth the Honor Society and Commercial Club she Inked popular musrc 59111 Urs ELOISE SEDA NAZARIAN El was one of those people who seem able to be everywhere at once Her actlvltles Included Dra matic Club Accordlon Club Pep Club A Cappella Choir and Marching Band Always acttve al ways smlllng El wnll create new excitement on any college campus 532255 v- ' PATRICIA BARBARA NEWMAN Pat lrterally swam through three years of school wtth side excur slons Into archery Latm Club and the Honor Soclety Her favorite pastlme centered around a certam Glenn and besldes marriage she favors a secretarial career RICHARD NEGRAN Always eatmg always smllmg and always glvnng a friendly H his friends described Duck Being one of our more talented art stu dents Duck plans to attend a draft mg school In Newark Hts favorite pastimes were butldmg model planes and cars ELEANOR M NEMES El was that tall blonde from Man vllle seen smgmg wnth the Glee Club One of our more athlettcally mmded senlor gurls she named swnmmmg as her favorlte pastime, and enloyed such GAA sports as volley ball soccer kick and sof all S ccess I5 Ih thus gurls future' l956 'PBI fi BX 'Sf as-sv .,f ' ELLA MARIE NIELSEN Marte who was very musically In clmed was usually seen playmg the organ or smgmg In A Cappella Cholr She furthered her musucal Interests by partnclpatlng m the Extravaganza four years and dld a fine 'ob ln thus too Her warm smlle wlll help pave the way for a successful llfe Page 41 RICHARD J. NILSEN Dick was one ofthe very artistically inclined members of our senior class. His interest in cars, no doubt, had some connection with his work- ing at the Chevrolet Body Shop. One of our better-dressed seniors, Dick plans to enter the Army after graduation. ROBERT OLISH Although Bob did not find time to participate in many activities, he was well-liked because of his friendly disposition. Hunting and fishing were among his likes as well as iust having fun. Bob plans to enter the Air Force after gradua- tion. Page 42 ap- P 'ir 'Ss NICHOLAS JPAUL NovAK Nick, the smiling, absent-minded scientist of our senior class, was active in German, Photography, and Math-Science Clubs as well as on the track team. Boating took up much of his time after school. Nick plans to study physics in college. I 9 Eddie. ,. , . R 5 -- N Q. , ' a fini it ki 8. iv . S.. 4. -V HELENE JANET OBERHUBER Seldom seen without a smile, Helene was always busy. lntra- mural sports and the Glee Club crowded her school schedule, while roller skating and sewing took up most of her leisure time. Future plans include bookkeeping courses at Drake's Business School. ?3ii7i7f,misfQ7i' 7. Z.-.sim r'-. . - r , izgnrl X S , .5 ,,,Z?tg.,. K ,, , is fi :J I y . -f STEPHEN C. NOVACK Steve was one of the great wres- tlers for B.B.H.S. During his fresh- man, iunior and senior years he was outstanding in sports. Steve won many friends because of his cheerful, always-ready-to-co- operate personality. The Navy will certainly welcome Steve. JOANNE ONDREY This tall, quiet senior helped to make three Extravaganzas suc- cessful while at B.B.H.S. Joanne also participated in many G.A.A. sports and enioyed listening to popular music. After graduation, she plans to attend beautician school. RUTH MARY OPDYCKE Ruth was a hard worker who llked to laugh and have a good tame She parhcapated on after school sports and lrstened to the radro un her lelsure hours Ruth who made many frlends among her classmates plans to be a secretary 'lu' 5--5. I RAYMOND PAPA Rays love for sleepmg mnght ac count for his benng such a quret fellow When not satrsfymg thas love Ray engoyed working at Calco or belng wlth hrs friends at Scot tys He rs undeclded about his plans for the future Vnv 56 ROBERT PALAZZI One of Tago s mam Interests In BBHS was sports Although he played basketball for two years football remamed his favorite pas trme Bob who was also a member of the Servlce Squad and the Stagecrafters mtends to enter mlll tary service after graduatuon 9 le 95 rug,-S CLEMENS A PANKOWSKI Clem one of our better football players enloyed being a member of the Cafeterla and Fare squads ln has sensor year Much of has lelsure time was spent flshmg bowlmg or watching televlsron Clem s happy go lucky manner wnll wan hum many friends Ih college hi hw... A CONSTANCE ESTELLE OWSIK Conme had that somethmg spe clal which won many frlends and wall surely help her to be an out standmg asset to the nursmg pro fessron At B B H S Conme was an actlve member of the Nurses Home Ec and latm Clubs as well as the Senior Tn Hu Y S. KENNETH PARISH Ken one of our athletlc senior wull always be remembered for hrs friendly personality He was also an achve member of the Double B Club A conscuenhous worker Ken plans to study busmess admmrstrahon after graduatlon Page 43 CLAIRE ANN PARKER Nearest and dearest to Claire's heart was her horse Honey, Claire was active in soccer-kick and other G.A.A. sports as well as the Honor Society. After graduation she plans to become a secretary. l - JOSEPH PATULLO Joe, one of the sport enthusiasts of our class, displayed his talents and efforts in both basketball and base- ball during his four years in high school. Joe,',1a'quiet fellow, who possessedythose characteristics that made him well-liked by everyone, plans to attend college. 1, Page 44 ...ng 1 560' BETTY PEARL PATILLO Friendly and fair-minded are ap- propriate words to describe Pearl. She was known for her love of sports. ln addition to being G.A.A. representative for three years, she participated in G.A.A. swimming, soccer-kick, baseball, and basket- ball activities. 1-W' Wu.--f 0Y5 y ANTHONY PATULLO Quiet but full of fun best describes Tony. This senior spent much of his spare time either at sports or at sleeping. Upon graduation from high school, Tony plans to ioin the Army. l956 FRANK MICHAEL PASQUALE Pat was always the live wire in a class with his remarks and deep laugh. His favorite hobby was tinkering with cars. After gradu- ation, Pat plans to ioin the U. S. Marines. JOYCE HELEN PAWLICK Although Joyce was one of the more quiet members of our class, she belonged to the Commercial Club, Art Club, Honor Society and par- ticipated in many sports. Knitting was her hobby. With her pleasing personality, Joyce will be a success- ful secretary. ROBERT PERDUE Perdue, a great wrestling champ for three years in B.B.H.S., enioyed being an active member of the Double B Club. This ambitious sen- ior plans to enter Cambridge Radio and Television School in order to pursue a career as a TV camera- man. BARBARA PONGRATZ Barbara, with her friendly Hi, could usually be seen participating in the after-school sports of volley ball, soccer-kick and softball for G.A.A. points. Her neatness, effi- ciency, and quiet ways will help to make her successful in any office. 5 'if . 'jp ik. 2,4 2 as his J senigr MARI ANNETTE PLUMMER Although she was a newcomer to our school, it didn't take long for Mari to become acquainted with B.B.H.S. This pretty, artistically in- clined blonde was a member of the Art Club and Honor Society. Mari's ambition is to go to an art school in California. RALPH J. POGOLOFF Poggi, one of the more versatile members of our class, was a very likeable guy with his friendly grin and good nature. Quite active in several clubs, Poggi plans to study micro-biology at the Univer- sity of Oklahoma after graduation. l956 iv-fs fx i 'll c X ... o W I xx ' ta.. .-- 5 C JUDITH PHELPS R Activity was Judfs middle name. A ioy to know with hes wit, chafm, 'bud personally plus, our drum maiorette wasyalso active ln latin Clob, , A Cappella, Dramatic Club, a Student Council. Judy plans to maior in psychology college. X V 4 58-ewan CLARA PORTO Clara always seemed to be happy about something, at least her smile made it seem so. Besides doing an efficient iob, this Honor Society member should brighten any office she works in after her graduation from B.B.H.S. Page 45 DAVID M. PRUGH Dave's mischievous smile and hap- py-go-lucky manner brightened up many a meeting of the Honor So- ciety, German Club, Dramatic Club, as well as Searchlight and Echo staffs. Noted for his famous rock collection, tennis, dancing and the Senior Play, Dave plans to study mining engineering. JO ANN M. RANIER Jo, one of our more quiet senior girls, could always be depended on when someone needed a good friend. She was an active member of the Glee Club as well as the Nurses' Club. After graduation, Jo hopes to become a comptometer operator. Page 46 56 STEPHEN PDCHER Steve came to us in his iunior year and has made quite a reputation for himself by being made a mem- ber ot the Honor Society. Steve intends to capitalize on his ability, drawing, by attending an art col- lege after graduation. 169' S2 PAUL QUINN Paul, our Echo sports co-editor, A Cappella Choir member and Math- Science Club president, was also the indispensable manager of our football team. His intelligence, wit, and pleasing personality will help to insure success as a pre-med stu- dent at Notre Dame. l956 fl . UN x 1, Y Q -,Sa , I 41 ROBERT L. PUCCI Pooch, one of our most athletic seniors, participated in football, track, and wrestling during his four years in B.B.H.S. Besides sports, Bob was active in the Student Coun- cil, working hard at many of its projects. , . B., ' 4 if , ', L' GlYlLEl.DAV RANKIN Gwel, .delicate in appearance but ,full of l,lfe,wZs active in A Cappella Q' Choir, GA. ., sports, French Club, and fchp,'staf'f. Knoyfjcby all, Gwel will be h sure success as an elemen- ,ftarwg fchool teacher. K 4 ., 1 ,l. t, ,Jw I JACQUELYN REED Jackie, that quiet girl with the charming ways, could always be counted on to lend a helping hand. Her favorite pastimes included knitting, reading, roller skating, and ice skating. .lackie's ambition is to become an efficient secretary JOANNE RICCI Jo our enthusiastic head cheer leader was very active in many clubs and in GAA sports She served on the Student Council and acted as corresponding secretary of that organization Jo s frlendli ness and dependability should make her tops as a secretary Lf! E- S PHYLLIS S REGIEC Phyl proves that good things Come in small packages Besides being on the Echo staff Commercial and Art Clubs and an active participant in GAA sports Phyl found time for dancing and listening to music 9 GERALDINE L RENNIE With an interesting story for every one Gerry brightened up many high school days A happy go lucky girl with a deep understand ing of nature and the animal world she took life as it came along Although undecided about the fu ture Gerry s time at Bound Brook was well spent 9 ,ff ff CHARLES REERS One could usually find Chuck tak- ing pictures for the Photography Club, reading a real-gone sci- ence-fiction novel, or experimenting with chemicals. An avid chemistry student, Charles plans to enter Rutgers University to study chemi cal engineering MICHAEL J ROSE Mickey was a member of the Double B and a great lover of football Aside from his athletic abilities Mickey was known for his friendly personality and wise cracking na ture Future plans for Mickey in clude military service Page 47 ' A ,M s , PH - - . l . ' its ., f .Q +6 Q a BARBARA ANN ROZYCKI Bobbie, who was active in G.A.A. sports, the German Club, the Nurses' Club, and the Home Economics Club, also enioyed roller skating and ice skating. Bobbie's friendly personality should enable her to become a fine nurse. RENATO SCANNICCHIO Did you need some help? All you had to do was to call on Rennie for anything you wanted done. Friendliness was the keynote of his personality. Among his interests, basketball ranked first. The future, which includes a iob at Johns-Man- ville, looks very bright for Ren- nie. Page 48 fun' 560' ALEXANDER R. SADUSKY Alex, who came to B.B.H.S. from Dunellen last year, was a welcome addition to the Senior Class. He was an active worker on the Senior Ball decoration committee and made many new friends. Success should be this blond's future. of 5 PETER SALINS The intelligent, hard-working, con- genial, witty club enthusiast who was a natural at playing the part of Hastings in the Senior Play, was Pete. This high honor student plans to study architecture after gradua- tion. I956 arf' Wllnf' X' 5' 'X A EDWARD SADUKAS Eddie, who came to B.B.H.S. from Pennsylvania in his sophomore year, gained many new friends. A true outdoors enthusiast, he en- joyed hunting and fishing. This quiet senior plans to work as a machinist after graduation. CAROLE JEAN SCHUYLER Although Carole seemed quiet, one could feel her friendliness and will- ingness to be a good sport. When- ever you saw her, a shy smile greeted you. Skating and drawing were her favorite pastimes. Ca- role's neat manners will be an asset in her chosen field of beautician work. GEORGE SCOTCH George, with bright red hair and a quick smile, could be easily spotted even in the crowded halls of B.B.H.S. Interested in sports, George also spent much time oil painting. Next year George hopes to enter Rutgers University to study engineering. 17' 14... DANIEL H. SEIGLER This tow-headed Manvillite was noted for his ability to bring down enemy runners on the gridiron. Danny, who was interested in things electrical, plans a career in elec- tronics. :Pi ' ,, viii' .,f' N ,if 1 I N i VNV i .,,-xl if K T' .VX ,Wi ,- in . i i , 4,7 l xr i - 1 vs A I M4011 I .f I, ljfff 1 ,qty 7 2 PATRICIA A. SINIBALDI Pat, whose interests revolved around music, was a member of the Glee Club, A Cappella, and Ac- cordion Club. This senior girl, also president of the Tri-Hi-Y, enjoyed driving, reading, skating, and iust having fun. Pat's plans include sec- retarial work in the future. THEODORE SEIGLER Ted's shy and quiet manner quickly disappeared when he was exposed to a conversation about hunting, fishing, or trapping. These three ac- tivities occupied most of Ted's time. After graduation, the Marines will have Ted's brown, wavy head bob- bing in its ranks. 9 FRANK SINIBALDI Frank, friendly and witty, was well- known and liked by all. Endowed with an amazing musical ability, he will certainly be missed by th Dance Band next year. There is little doubt ot Frank's success as a chemical engineer. 56 wiv wi K pn 'E 'hr' .4-- ' W7 vars-V GRACE R. SMITH Music played an important part in this senior's life. In school Grace participated in A Cappella Choir and presided over the Accordion Club. Playing the piano occupied her leisure hours. She'll go through life With a Song in Her Heart. Page 49 PHYLLIS JEAN SOPKO The stage in some form was always keeping Phil busy. She helped write the Extravaganza of '55 and '56 and appeared in the Sen- ior Play. Phil, who was vice-presi- dent of the Honor Society, wants to study psychology in college. P CAROL BARBARA STAMP Carol will always be remembered for her bubbling personality and witty remarks. During her leisure time, she enjoyed being a life- guard, driving, and singing. Carol plans to attend Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs to study nurs- ing. Page 50 56006 sYLviA DEBORAH sPiNo Sylvia, one of our more quiet sen- iors, enioyed reading and sewing in her leisure time. ln school, she was a welcome addition to the F.T.A., Commercial Club, and Honor Society. Next fall, at Trenton State Teachers' College, she plans to study elementary teaching. I 9 mg., 1 . .... . , , RITA ADELE STAFFIERI i'Ri, known for her pretty black hair and contagious friendliness, looks forward to nursing school. She contributed much to B.B.H.S. as a member of many clubs and as Student Council treasurer. Ri's friendly personality will help to make her successful as a nurse. 1 ':v ROBERT SPERDUTO Spert, one of our nicest and most intelligent seniors, was presi- dent of the Honor Society and an active member of the German Club and Echo staff. His shy but friendly personality and his helpful ways won him much respect. Spert's future plans include college. FLORENCE S STANGLE Tootsie was considered to be one of the quiet members of the class, but when wound-up, a fun loving personality emerged. Her favorite pastime was listening to records, and her hobby was driv- ing. After graduation, Tootsie plans to do office work. NOEL RUSSELL STANTON The class sage always was ready with a humorous observation. Ac- tivity-wise, he participated in track, dramatics, Honor Society, Student Council, and Echo, and was out- standing in each lhurdles to Man- tle to Will and Prophecyl. The Brain spent his spare time on electronic experiments. He is plan- ning to follow this interest by study- ing physics at Rutgers. THOMAS A SZYMANSKI Tom who enloyed sketching trap ping and fishing had a really dry sense of humor Hrs wlttlclsms brightened many a class Tom s leadership as homeroom chairman rn his sophomore and rumor years will help ham to be one of our better lawyers '1'?'r f' 56 LORELEI STYS DOROTHY SWELTZ Loreler was that friendly senior with the pretty blonde hair Well liked by her classmates she was elected treasurer of GAA and was also very active In the Student Council Lorelei may attend business school after graduation Dot known to all for her friendly smlle enloyed playing her accor dlon and dancing She was also an active member of girls sports G A A and Art Club She will cer tam y be a success as a secretary ,455- fig 'ln 'MP ff WMM has New Huw ANTOINETTE C. STASHAK Talkative Toni was one of our busiest seniors, she could be seen almost any afternoon dashing off to some meeting or other. Outside of school, Toni enioyed driving and dancing. She plans to enter nursing after graduation. U K V . VM? as fx ff' BEVERLY TALLAMY A magnetic personality and sincere and happy smile made Bev a wonderful friend to all who knew her Active rn Honor Society Searchlight Dramatic Club and as Echo advertising manager Bev plans to become an elementary school teacher Page 51 VIRGINIA ANN TARANTINO Gunger was the luttle gurl wuth the laughung eyes and the pleasung personaluty Future secretary she took an actuve part un many school clubs and actuvutues ln her spare tume Gunger enuoyed druvung her father s Cadullac MARIE C TERYEK 'Terru brughtened many gloomy days wuth her cheerful smule She was actuve un many school organuz atuons, uncludung the Home Eco nomucs, Dramatuc, and Commercual Clubs Her favorute pastume was cookung After hugh school, thus Honor Socuety member plans to be come a secretary Page 52 56 ARTHUR M TEATZNER If Arty wasn t busy wuth the Stage crafters he could usually be seen wuth Lorrue We wull always remem ber hum for hus dumples and shy ness Upon completuon of hugh school Arty plans to enter the Coast Guard Academy ...,,s mms TERESA M TEDESCO Terry was a petute gurl who was filled wuth energy Besudes belong ung to the Honor Socuety she was actuve un the Home Economucs and Commercual Clubs Terry has prac tuced for her future by beung sec retary to Mr Mayer . Y JAMES M TAYLOR Jummy that real cool fellow wuth the pegged pants and the ever ready smule wull soon be tradung un the former for bell bottoms H genual n ture and hus all around adaptabuluty should unsure hum many fruends un hus naval career CONSTANCE L TESTA Connue was that quuet gurl who was an actuve member of the Spanush Club and G AA sports Upon graduatuon from hugh school, she plans to enter the Colburn School un New York, to study fashuon de sugnung JEAN TITUS When Jean wasn't listening to rock and roll, she was dancing to it. A big smile was a good ex- ample of her friendliness. Success will play a large part in .lean's fu- ture, which includes plans to enter nurses training y iyv nw- BARBARA TURIAK Twmklmg eyes bright smile friend ly that was Barb' Because of her wonderful personality and helpful ways Barb was liked by all A member of the Honor Society Jun lor Red Cross Club and Echo staff Barb hopes to be a secretary after graduation 56111 WYATT JAMES TREVENA Although Flip only came to us in his sophomore year everyone knew him for his wrtty remarks and pleasant smile Besides tinkering with hot rods Flip enloyed sports football basketball and skating After graduation he ll look very handsome in a Navy uniform lice i Urs JANET B TRIMM .lan that quiet good looking sen lor liked to write and travel in her leisure time This busy miss espe cially enroyed participating ln the Extravaganza Jan s friendliness and sense of responsibility will help her work her way through secre4 tarial school, lf ffl' its ig-if? l x LUCILLE TORLISH Lou was that rather quiet but friendly girl with the pretty smile and twinkling eyes! A conscien- tious worker, Lou hopes to be a successful secretary. Aside from skating and driving, she enioyed being a member of the Art Club and Glee Club 'Wk WM DONALD DOUGLAS VALENTINE Don an ardent sportsman enloyed hunting riding his Martinsville bred horse and square dancing He was an asset to our track team and participated in the county pole vaultang tournament In college Don plans to study forestry Page 53 , . . .., . l A f 'NW ,A Lk. . ,, . . . , i '-- , ,i I l ' ' - - Q , ' ' 1 . ig ' . ' I I. ' I I ' l I V I I ' ' - , . ' 1 'Q 1 1 - L 'lt . . , 1 . ' ' , . 5 ' , lr ff 2 ' 1 1 ' 1 s. 7 I J f f V Y , ' f ,X l ,f f - I Q A Ek ff J N ! ', I I :xx . Ak I X V . , . . X , r A f A Z ,kg , r E ' K 1, f. . l 1 , ' , ,, 7 V In 1 . . - ' ' ' ' TE: ::,.'. :.QE x A . it ,,r rf' 4. . 'f f Y, fr , p.e ,,, 7 l-1 i 212 Qi? Lg 2 ,,., K , . . - , G gifig Ilgg ils I I 1 1 ' L 3' I 1 I ' ' - , 'Q' J I ' - . ..,. I , , , . I - 1 1 - I 46 JULIANA ROSE VAN FLEET Ju re who belonged to the Honor Soclety French and Com mercral Clubs was a welcome ad drtron to any group Thus rntellrgent senror plans to become a teacher upon gradu rom Trenton Stat Teachers llege We ll Gill re be lggflas that tall Collar uard mare-hlng before the band-bon the otball field X. 5 isdn 10-M N5 8-1 K x We 560' rsP', k ELAINE KATHERINE WAGNER Pert full of fun ambltrous thats Elaine one of our most popular senrors She partrcrpated rn the Dramatrc Club JRC FTA Hon or Socrety and drd an excellent rob as edrtor rn chref of the Search lrght Her frrendlmess and grft of gab unsure her success rn teachrng Page 54 JOHN F VAYDA One of Johns clarms to fame an B B H S was hrs membership rn the Honor Socrety Outslde of school John enloyed playing basketball John rntends to spend the next few years nn the Arr Force wr- 9-px 1 -x 0Y5 JOHN VICCICA Chlco was one of those happy go lucky fellows who never worrred about a thrng Although he drdnt enter B B H S untrl hrs sophomore year he wrll always be remem bered for hrs Jltter bug dancing After graduation Chlco plans to rom the Navy A SUSAN VAN HORN Sues pleasing personality contra ducts that old sayrng Red halr hot temper She enloyed slngrng rn A Cappella Chorr watchrng tele vrslon and spending her leisure tame wrth Dale Sue rs lookmg for ward to secretarnal work after gun nor college JOHN WASENDA Popularly known to hrs classmates Whrtey thus good lookmg senror was a member of our base ball team Double B Club and Frre Squad Out of school he enloyed skatrng basketball and bowlrng Whltey s ambrtnon IS to be an ac countant ri' ,N H I . . , . . - . 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There was no need to answer Never dld a fish mg or huntlng season go by with out Dan s partlcrpatlon Always to be counted on for fun Dan plans to contrlbute hrs talents to the serv ce S 51 ll if-v 4... ,W ELEANOR MAY WATSON Eleanor a quiet mlss enloyed working with ceramics when time permitted A sports minded sensor she participated In after school sports such as soccer klck and bad mnnton El plans to do office work after graduation WT? BARBARA JEAN WHEELAN Bobble with those brilliant blue eyes and that quvck smlle was often seen skatln dancing or drlvung 9 She was also a Home Economlcs Club member and a G A A repre sentatlve Bobbnes responsubnllty as vlce presldent of the Senior Trl HrY should help her succeed rn any office DONNA EILEEN WEAVER Donna has been a faithful member of the Glee Club and confides that her pet hobby ns llstenlng to as well as making music Her ambltron to become a beautncnan will cer tamly be aided by her grand per sonalrty and style consciousness WILLIAM L WELLS Bull who proved has abrllty for dramatrcs lThe Bishops Mantle many tlmes also enloyed partlclpat mg In Senior Councll Spanish Club and Creative Writing Club meet ings A member of the Honor Soc: ety Bull with hrs l0VIGl dlsposltlon will be an asset to the socrology department of any college ,AGU wb--- ' 4211+ ELIZABETH JEAN YARKA A ready smile and warm personal :ty are trarts rn which Betty excelled They may help explain her keep mg the Whitehouse New Jersey postman busy delivering lmportan t personal mall This senior was very actnve rn G A A swnmmung and the Art Club Page 55 .I V mt, ,mp ' g sf I . - xi ,v 3 N A l ' . . if A ' , 5 i A , ll I ff , A 1 , L JJ JOAN YEAGER was as busy as she was pretty. Besides being a cheerlead- er, she also found time for the Pep G.A.A., and after school sports. Driving was one of her fa- vorite pastimes. Her future ambi- tion is to be a stenographer. Joni Club, t iii.: if J senlms jf, PETER ZEBAN, JR. This valuable member of the Honor Society was a real Whiz at math. Although Peter gave the impression of being quiet and casual, he actively participated in baseball. After graduation, Pete plans to at- tend college and maior in mathe- matics. JOANNE ZIEMIANEK Jo, who could usually be seen laughing around school, will al- ways be remembered for her keen sense of humor, Dancing was her favorite pastime. She will be an asset to any oFfice in which she works. I956 Page 56 BARBARA A. ZURIS Even though Bobbi came to Bound Brook in her junior year, she made many friends and was active in after-school sports. Dur- ing her leisure time she enioyed dancing and skating. After gradu- ation, Bobbi plans to go to busi- ness school. EDMUND ZABAWA Agreeable and friendly, Eddy was easy to get along with and always fun to be with. This senior, who was a conscientious worker, spent most of his spare time fishing and ice skating, After graduation, he hopes to ioin the Coast Guard. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Victor Daku Hebert Hartman John Terepan Joseph Yanko 'eQ www 1 Jo E Bucky D Joanne D Barb C Carol M Bn? M'CkeY B Donme V Elaine W Gal L CAMERA 7 www? Rmvzuq wmv SENIORS Some Young P G M1 u'1,,,3,,M' Q 'Q Q' Betty C Pat M Noel S Anna A Anita D 9 rw fix . , - 'M 3 'xl 'Hs y- ,om ' Q I ,, E 1 -r if c Cathle J Pat N Bull W M -uv-Q-'than mme? 'VH' TONY B Joy H Barb and Mlke B I V I ' L1 f -',. t W -' 'A 3 -, 2 a A. NF, I b. K B B '- I :M -, ' , ifwsf ' - .2 V 5 - 1 K, fi, 2 K . - . .I ..Ri., 5 4, 4 V iv. : H B 1 ', ' -iwea , 1 '56 V W A 1 r 1 Q h I -:i fi s N . I W . ..,-. rr - - .-,4- L,'p, M gp, :U 'lin ' . ,M 1 , . . ,, :u f w e B , , f A J' . ,A 2 in r, - as Q , .V fi r 5 f w 11 Ligv ' .ft ' 3 9 -' ai, ,wiht in . , Bs' ,fe-' ' Q CAMERA TV S Page 58 Presents TOP YOU ARE THERE at 8 25 A M LET S TAKE A TRIP Popular club protect BEAT THE CLOCK Gotta Hmsh that test 564 OOO QUESTION Co ops THIS IS THE LIFE No school THE BIG STORY Excuse for belng late LINE UP Lunch period DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT Chemustry lab FRONT ROW CENTER Assembly BIG SURPRISE No homework' TWO FOR THE MONEY Drag cheaper than stag LETS SING A SONG Glee Club CHANCE OF A LIFETIME Buy a budget ttcket APPOINTMENT WITH ADVENTURE The prnnclpal wants to see you THE GUIDING LIGHT Mr Mayer Mlss Byerly and Mr Swlft CANDID CAMERA The Echo photographer WANTED Home for an exchange student CROSSROADS Wnnsor and Unuon DOLLAR A SECOND Rate at whnch your money goes Peter Sallns Can You Picture TH S Qwfgq- L MR HERDER broadcasting the World Serves from Ebbetts Field MRS REITZ sellnng Bayer Aspurln between scenes of the Mflllon Dollar Movie MR SCHIBANOFF as moderator on Juvenile Jury MR CHERSACK on So You Want to Lead a Band DR MOLDENHAUER emceelng Deutsche Fernsehstunde MESSERS BARILE FURINO and RODGERS brlnglng you the Miss Amerlca contest Ilve from Atlantlc Cnty MR MCWILLIAMS dotng a guest shot on Dmg Dong School MRS FRITTS being technical advlsor for Medic MR WEIDNER appearing as a neurotic on the above program lToo many Echo meetzngsl MR KUROWSKI subbnng for the ull George Gobel MR YARASHESKI and spouse as The Honeymooners MRS YOHN MR EWING and theur square dancmg troupe on Arthur Murray Party MISS HAUBER wnnnung the S64 OOO Question by answerung Who led the Saskatchewan League In unassusted double plays an l9O99 DRACH on Lrfe Begins at Eighty YOSHIHARA as the chaplann on Navy Log GEORGES portraylng Napoleon on You Are There MR OTIS replaclng Fess Parker as Davy Crockett on Disneyland MRS DUBOWIK appearing tn the feature bout of a Ladies Wrestling Tournament MR TAYLOR playlng the bull ftddle on Ozark .lubllee Paul Qumn TWENTY mt. ,5L ui I Y I, . -, ll '56 A- S' I3 I 43 T , ,- at V M . f M 4 wmhml .A ,E X il- '-I-.lf I sym- THE MILLIONAIRE. ,,,, . .Teacher with a new car. , .mst--5: 4 If4YiJIlllF ' JA 5 Y, ., fl.,-1, . tg' hil' Q. .fe ,- fr-Il' ' ' -fr 'wvx4mv'1A:f,4t,au MR. ' ' ' . MR. ' . MR. ' . CAMERA '-7 .. Y A li 2 , AL.. , - ' P- :Hai- ' f - K - Candid Cameras '56 on 's SENIQRS f 'A Q A 4-mnjnrh ,V x N x ' 'M 11-mlmg Wt, .lf 3, bi' 'i', CLASS WIT MOST TALKATIVE Catherine Johnstone Antoinette Stashak Stephen Cochilla ' CL'ASS MUSICIAN Anita Diliddo George Martin MOST STUDIGUS Anna Albanese Noel Stanton CLASS fum David Colombafonl Most INNOCENT Antoinette Stashak Donald Mcmeno Robert Della Peruta A Sylvia Spino Albert Jannone t 1 aniel Altiere BE T CLASS Acton at Actreess EVeHEg?e'fl':G Barbara Caldwell wauacm Wells James HU'5e 4 V . 4 n , .... CLASS ATHLETES .ANNO Albwese Catherine Cook Anfh0nY Bmbel' Emmett Capanna DONE MOST FOR B.B.H.S. J R. . Virginia Haver Dunne 'Cc' AnthonyBarber MOST VERSATILE .NJ R ' ,LWLI6 L 'Cf fx R NJ N ,RA if The Bish0p's Mantle 5 Q-K, XLV DLL. i, i.'L'I H L A RL' CAST ply Y Rf ' Hasfirigs ...... ,..,.. .,,,.4 .............. P ETER sALLNs Xxrifb r ff Hilary Laurens .,,.. ..A , w ILLIAM wELLsk V ja Ny 2 R Miss Mowbray .s,.sss.ss,..s. .s.s..,s E LAINE WAGNERIVJ , I Dick Laurens ,.........aa,s..ssa, ,,.ss.,.,,. D AVID PRUGH' WIN' , ,TE I X X, AIexc1I Lex IMCCoIIy 'yd X VICTORIA MASTROBUONO uf .L ,QW I Miss L-Lerrie Breckenridge ssss.,,, ANNA DRANOVLCSIRJ' .W LID Ii Mrs. Warner Reed .,..,sss.s,s.. BARBARA CALDWELLL IJ! Mary Perkins McComb .,.....s..s.ss..ss JOANNE RICCIX, VMS .I. V. Dunn as..L....,.......L,s ..,s,,s.. N OEI. STANTON Mr. Alvord ...,,..s.L..L..,. ....... G EORGE MORRIS Samonfho Adams .....,. LsL..... P HYLLIS SOPKO Maudie Dunn .a..,.L..as...sLs......s.... DEBORAH DAVIS COQCI11 CLIFTON ROBINSON CAMERA Y it XX -11 im ' - :nw K B' N i if .P fi nr QL, ,,,h mo'lPLf 'F' 'V W xgrx K Y X 1 . r 5 ww .,,.,..-Nw 41123, MW I ,.f swf, s HX in Glu W if 7 S gi Candid Camera -,, '56 ,a WW v W I -5. I ....---- , V v-PF' CAMERA lv iz ak, is 1 56 , PROM 'P Candid Cameras '56 on 5 IFN 1 955 ,LLM K '41 up K L bw KLA PM uf, Q54 QPX Y ,ix-WJ xf X kJ NJA? S. lf AA iv vWW f L+ f underclasses 1 , 1' I , 'uLA , 1 X ,Q 1 ,X x. , AA A, f,1,12. l . 'MAIL' CLASS OFFICERS RICHARD SHUTACK ,,,, ,,...,, P resident CHARLES TERYEK ,,,AA,,,,, ,Y..,. V ice-President MARYELLEN MARROW , . .,.. Secretary BARBARA CASTELLI ,,... ,,,,, .R...,,,, ,,., ,,,.,,,, T r e asurer General Shop Advisor: Mr. Furino -- Chairman: Wasyl Berezansky Home Room lO6A page 68 Advisor: Miss Malpezzi - Chairman: Celine Barbieri .. .3 f-Q 1 1.4 'fy Juanior Class 1.-s 'A li ,A fj Tiff We turn the knob of our television set, and as the picture , , 'lslowly becomes visible, we sink back into our chairs and await a X ,Vpleasant evening. The first program is This ls Your Life, and ,, 'ts ,Jas the narrator begins his story, we find our minds wandering. The if '13 scenes on the screen seem to fit our thoughts, and we remember ,- ,ks our lives during the past few years. t -Ig' As the tirst scene becomes clear, we recognize B.B.H.S. Stand- ' J ing around in groups are many boys and girls, all looking very ,X lj Nexcited. We think back to our first day in high school and smile to WT' 'X fourselves as we remember how frightened we were. Next we see .Xi Csome students rushing from house to house, obviously trying to sell I gjsomething, and we remember our freshman magazine campaign. 'Then we see a roller skating rink and then a ball field and picnic grounds, and we think of our skating party and class picnic. The program goes on, and we are reminded of the various ' Pevents which we held during our sophomore year. There is the -A jbrightly decorated gym where we danced at our Sock Hop and then w cs I the scenes which represent our other regular activities. 'fb Finally, we come to our iunior year. We see pictures of our- kgjfselves during our first year as upperclassmen, and we can't help e wk R 4 . , V' .J ,N e H a- remembering how proud we were as we entered the auditorium on .3 4 the first day of this last term. We think back to our first class meet- .X R - , X 'N - S Ju as , , ' i Library Advisor: Mr. Merrill -- Chairman: Marilyn Kistner f ' ,Q O J' ' i'3!iFhihXil'qThQ121pu,q.w+ Q CAMERA .. CLASS i1 U iv' L Marv lP q.p- f , 4 K I ii . '56 I C J y I DF gsm! X :- A U1957 'Aww' 'i 'W . lf 'J Ji L 7 Wlf1i1:5e - so L f V B f 1 V Q If Pl . l . iiiiilw. Class Dean: MRS. DUBOWIK History o I957 ing of the year and remember how we elected Richard Shutack as president, Charles Teryek as vice-president, Maryellen Marrow as secretary, and Barbara Castelli as treasurer. We recall how our skating party was the first one of the year and remember what a success it was. Of course, we can never look back on this last year without thinking of our Junior Prom, which we held at the Elks' Ballroom on January 2l. Our theme of Rhapsody in Blue pro- vided a beautiful atmosphere, with its array of silver stars and blue drapings. Then, too, there was our sport dance, an informal gather- ing which brought an evening of pleasure to many of us. Lastly, we think of our annual picnic, held at the end of the year and one of the pleasant highlights ofthe year. As the program comes to an end, we think for a moment of those students who have brought recognition to our class, either in the field of sports, as cheerleaders or twirlers, or by serving on the important committees, which help to make our school a success. We change the station now, and think about our coming year at B.B.H,S. We realize that our time is running short and wonder what the future holds for our Class of '57. We can only hope that we will find our last year in high school as rewarding as the three preceding ones. Maryellen Marrow Home Room 201 Advisor: Mr. Yoshihara - Chairman: Keith Hunter : f 'L H f f ,ly K f ,r Lp if fr fr' A J ,fyk Home Room 218 Advisor: Miss Morrison - Chairman: Francis Dudash Home Room 212 Advisor: Mrs. Schumacher - Chairman: Kenneth Jarus fgig sy , '-vile Mil Wit .5L, cu i' A f J I K g A j k . A, ,. Home Room l l I I . . - J J ',.-Q Advisor: Mr. Weidner H'-'LUN' Chairmen: Patricia Belardinella, Julius Sulmonetti Page 69 1.- .. . ... -4... P' Class Dean, MR. MAYER Histor o l953 Two other class activities ot the year, the skating party and picnic, followed later. They both received high ratings, and a fine time was had by all who attended. Many sophomore boys participated in the school's sports program. All of them did a fine iob and brought much honor to their class and school. Before most of us knew it, our sophomore year had come to a close. The role was about to change, and next year we would all be upperclassmen. And when we reflect on this year, we will all see what a fine performance it was. John Zuccarelli Susan Valentine A-4-f J ' .,JL,ezrzfgiliwfzis tl CLASS OF -' Q haw fx .I 'if .u... h I Home Room 303 Advisor: Mr. Whittaker ----- Chairman: Daniel DiSisto f t A it f J if 2155, 1 ,J , li ,,,....,...., Class Dean: MR. SWIFT Tk To 1 ,.,.,frr,-1sfre-uv+ff8':11fPiai?f'fltA'il!i'.jh? ll! ' OF 4 'ifitmwmqil 4 I History . l959 5 Our freshman football team was the best in the county. We won six, tied one, we were only beaten by St. Peter's. The team showed outstanding ability, even though they played to very few viewers. ln December, students were nominated for class offices. After Christmas vacation, students were elected to fill these offices. We really got the show on the road, and on January 7, our skating party at the Plainfield Rink came into the spotlight, and our rating went way up. ln June we had our annual picnic, and it was a great success. This was the last scene of the first act. Now, with the first act over, we will put away our cameras, booms, and other equipment for the summer intermission. We will soon be back though, longing for the curtain to rise on act two. Joseph Hanlon Home Room 204A Advisorf Mr. Rodgers - Chairman: Gail Romanok +4 Cottage Advisor: Mrs. Hutsko - Chairman: Lorraine Ruddiman Home Room 302 Advisor :Mr. Meyer - Chairman: Linda Ritter D1 Home Room 203 Advisor: Mr. Moody - Chairman: Anthony Laeyt Page 73 CAMERA 7 X- f 'vhf' k ,vf,::,,gw-+- F 5-ur ',-:J X. Candid Cameras '56 on CLASSES i L Q V Y Y Ty X 3995:-'gggqrw . f z N2 I Er S ! Q Q7 5P0rt5 A 16 QQ Y fy Q S aotball The 1955 Season Ending the season with a disheartening loss to Somerville, 21-6, the Crusaders finished with a 3-5-l record. County-wise the gridders were winless in three tries. Wins were recorded over St. Peter's, Highland Park, and Hamilton, with the South River game ending in a 6-6 tie. , Inability to put together sustained drives was the big drawback to the team's offensive. Dave Ridley and Joe Setteneri proved the best pigskin toters and carried the bulk of the Brook's offensive. Ridley's end runs provided several thrilling moments for Bound Brook fans. The defensive line was the Crusaders strong point. Sparked by seniors Emmett Capanna and Bill DeMato, the line gave ground grudgingly throughout the season. A goal-line stand against St. 'A' X57 Peter's was the high point of the defensive team's performance. Defensive backs Mike Blake and Art Holder broke into the scor- ing columns by scoring on intercepted passes. Coaches Furino, Barile and Rodgers Co-Captain E. Capanna SENIORS First Row, left to right: Coach J. Barile, Coach S. Furino, A. Ceresa, J. Setteneri, C. Grap, F. Jannone, C. Garry, R. Stager, C. Teryek, J. Lenoble, A. Barber, Coach F. Ryan, Coach B. Rodgers. Second Row: L. Barile, T. Adams, A. Alaimo, A. Tomaro, G, Boroski, J. Housell, M. Blake, F. Sinibaldi, F. Gentile, T. Kumbatovic, Managers P. Quinn, S. Wahl. Third Row: J. Stanislaw, E. Copanna, D. Ridley, R. Eckerstrom, D. Goble, M. Bruno, L. DeMato, R. Ulmer, D. DeSisto, M. Rose. Fourth Row: R. Pucci, D. Altiere, C. Pankowski, C. Welch, T. Donnelly, R. Shutak, J. Burke, A. Holder, N. Gehring. Fifth Row: R. Stryker, D. Seigler, W. DeMato, K. Parish, W. Okurow- ski J Musa , . . with 850 is 0 First Row, left to right: Mgrs. C. Mehlenbeck, W. Altiere, A. Ceresa, A. Barber, K. Jarus, D. DeSisto, S. Johnson, D.. Salisbury, Petrovic, D. Gillings, J. Calabrese, Mgr. R. Toto. Second Row: W. Lynn, G. Haver, A. Wedderman, L. DeMato, R. Perlni, F. Januzzi, A. Fitzgerald, L. Sangiovanni, D. Colombaroni. Third Row: Coach J. Barile, E. Capanna, T. D1Alfonso, R. Skobo, J. Kelyman, J. Vayda, K. Parish, J. Kelly, C. Smoot, P. Hall, B. Stevenson, S. Johnson, R. Frank, A. D'Ambola, Coach R. Kovonuk. Basketball Lacking the necessary height,the Crusader basketball squad finished another season of play with a dismal three win and thir- teen loss record. The cagers opened with a victory over North Hunterdon Regional. The Brook Five followed by stopping Bernards- ville and six games later again turned the trick over the winless Mountaineers. lnconsistant shooting sprees resulted in all of the starting five averaging around ten points a game. Leading the attack were Dave Colombaroni, Tony Barber, Albert Wedderman, Charles Smoot, and Pete Hall. ln addition to Dave and Tony, other seniors on the squad were: Emmett Capanna, Angelo D'Ambolo, John Vayda, Francis Januzzi and Ken Parish. The Crusader Quintet finished third behind North Plainfield and Somerville in the county loop. A loss to North Plainfield put the team in the number two slot in the Somerset Jamboree. Next year, Coach Barile will have to mold a new squad from the JV's. The prospects, however, look good with the calibre of players moving up from the JV and freshman squads. Good luck, Coach Barile. Coaches Barile and Kovonuk ..4wM v l J SENIORS R MW J. ! Page 77 restli n g WVV if fl Mei. s .. ...ss L fs. ' ,-f . gin., First Row, left to right: T. Gleason, R. Amy, D. Gobel, C. Welch, G. Lessing, S. Novock, D. Dennis, J. Housell, J. Patullo. Second Row J. Lusczek, D. Cusatis, R. Mizerek, F. Greck, R. Mondrone, K. Balliet, T. Sansone, J. Zuccarelli. Third Row: W. Pepper, L. Barrle M Gentile, P. Craft, C. Garry, T. Pluhar, Coach J. Connerton. Fourth Row: Coach N. Cromack, R. Niemeck, R. Timm, R. Eckerstrom B Page 78 Copeland, S.WahI, M. Assante, R. Thum, R. Novack. Continuing their great success of recent years, the Bound Brook wrestlers boasted a seasonal record of nine wins and one loss. The only interscholastic defeat was to the state champs 'from Union, although the Crusaders grapplers also lost to the Plebes of West Point by a very close score. Three members ofthe squad remained in the undefeated class in all dual meets: Thomas Gleason, Robert Mizerek and Dale Gobel. Tom pinned seven out of ten opponents for an outstanding record. Steve Novack, Dave Dennis and Joe Patullo were the seniors who helped the team win 8101, of its matches. The Brook matmen finished six points behind Washington in the District Il competition for second place. Bob Mizerek, Steve Novack and Charlie Welch won district championships in their weights while Tom Gleason and Jim Housell took second place honors. Steve went on to win state honors in the l4l pound class. COACHES: Cromack, Connerton SENIORS: S. Novcick, Dennis, Patullo . It.. Baseball rack ff s . , l t X First Row, left to right: A. D'Ambolo, R. Behler, E. Capanna, A. Barber, D. Colombaroni, J. Wasenda, M. Maggio, M. Blake, H. Pepper, SENIORS J. Stone, R. Mignella. Second Row: Coach S. Furino, R. Toth, B. DeMato, T. DiAlfonso, W. Lynn, A. Trinchera, E. Bartok, P. Hall, R. Shutack, A Tomaro, Coach P. Moody. Third Row: Mgr, R. Olson, L. DeMato, T. Plick, J. RaFferty, M. Bruno, A. Jannone, C. Marotto, A. Ricci, P. Zeban, D. Salisbury, Mgr. D. Damron. Starting the season with a no-hit, no-run performance by Bob Johnson against Westheld, the Crusader nine continued at a respectable clip all through the season, ending with a 9-5 record, and finishing second in county competition. The Brooks remained in the race right down to the wire, when they were stopped with two solid defeats by the Canucks of North Plainfield. Besides Johnson's stellar mound performances, other out- standing iobs were turned in by John Wasenda, Jim Stone, Mario Maggio, Dick Mignella, and Bob Behler. Wasenda, with his con- sistent hitting, and Stone, a long-ball hitter, led the Red and White attack. Defensively, Mario Maggio in center-field exhibited a fine talent for hauling in those long drives. Dick Mignella's pitching gave Bound Brook a fine one-two mound combination. Behler persevered through several iniuries and was a mainstay at his backstop post. For their fine performances, Stone, Johnson, and Maggio merited All-County honors. For the first time in many seasons, the Crusader cindermen came through with an even .500 year. To climax the season, the squad ranked second behind North Plainfield in the county track meet. Taking all first place awards against Dunellen, the tracksters followed with wins over Bernardsville, South River, and St. Peters. The Crusaders suffered defeats to Somerville, Highland Park, North Plainfield and Westfield. The big triumph of the season was the new school record in the iavelin throw set by Fred Adams in the final meet. Jack Twy- man was the team's most consistent winner with Herb Hoffman, Lou Stravato, Paul Milgrom and Bob Chabot also displaying good form. First Row, left to right: Coach B. Merrill, N. Evans, R. Hutteman, N. Stanton, J. Clarke, C. Massard, D. Valentine, D. Ridley, Coach M. Schibanoff. Second Row: D. Stevenson, K. Jarus, L. Stravato, C. Embley, M. Dea Kyne, D. Ridley, J. Setteneri, B. Cinelli, R. Stager, F. Adams. Third Row: S. Johnson, J. Twyman, D. Harvey, J. Sulmonetti, R. Munro, D. Trimm, A. Consoli, P. Milgrom, G. Haug. Fourth Row: P. Norris, S. Johnson, D. Gobel, L. Merk, T. Sansone, J. Housell, R. Ulmer, R. Eckerstrom, J. Diehl. Fifth Row: D. Danko, G. Lower. SENIORS iiifiitlll r'...ef X 9 QP activities Q, A f X N ,,, A CAPPELLA CHOIR Advisor, MR. FERGUSON Presidenf .... ,.,,..,,.,..,,..,,,,,,,,,w,,,,,,,,,,,, D ALE GOBEL Secrefory ...... ....... C AROL MACLENNAN Treasurer ....,......... CAROL STAMP ACCORDION CLUB Advisors: MR. STEIDLE, MR. MEYER, MR. KOVONUK Presidenf ....,...............,................,.. GRACE SMITH Vice-President .,................,....... ELOISE NAZARIAN Secrefory ....... ...... B ARBARA SIEBEI ART CLUB Advisor, MISS WHITHAM presidenf ---,----,-V.,-,Y,,,,,L,. .... V IRGINIA TARANTINO Secretary-Treasurer .... ...---------- E I-AINE FAZEKA5 BAND Advisor, MR. CHERSACK Yi wwf BOUND BROOK SENIOR TRI-HI-Y Advisor, MRS. EDMUNDSON Presideni .Y...,..,....,,............... PATRICIA SINIBALDI Vice-President ..,,., ,,.....,. B ARBARA WHELAN Secrefory f.,...... ....... C AROLYN GRECK Treasurer ,..,.., ..,... P ATRICIA HOFFMAN BOYS' GLEE CLUB Advisor, MR. FERGUSON CAFETERIA SQUAD Advisor, MR. MERRILL Cqprqin ,,,,,A,,A,,,.,,..,,,.,,,., NORMAN JEREMIAH 1 , r' I I ,V ,L ,L qt! rf, R 4, - 3. L 91.6 ff L ht-4.4 'I ff-4L,,m.zA,, K.. !'..f'f'Lf f- 'LfC.m...f3 -gg M, ,fmmd LVL - I ' 1. if in-.gc Q fj.Q,Q H1- - 4- W. f . I f., -,,f'fTQ,1, fl ,- , f R' BOUND BROOK HI-Y-Af' Advisor, MR. YOSHIHARA , I A i CHEERLEADERS Advisor, MISS ZIPKIN Manager ,,...A.................,.,.,.,.. ANNA DRANOVICS Page 84 COMMERCIAL CLUB Advisor, Miss CISNEY President ,,,,,,,,.,A..,,,,,.,,.,L....A. ROBERTA GIAMELLA Vice-Presidervf ,,.,. ,,,.,,,,........ G RACE BEDROSE Secrefory ......,, ....,....... T ERESA TEDESCO Treasurer .. ,,.,,.,, MARGARET ESPOSITO f i I 1 Ll , CONCERT BAND ,pi Advf50f,MR. CHERSACK 7 U' 4 'i J' 1' AA ,L ' I, 7-f ', 4 'IX L 'Y' '3 fl if lilly JA - 4-'L 1 ff! 1 i ZW 1 if f 1 in J - A V , f f I , 'fi If JN, V I Lf' , lf' 1-'Q L A if M ., f - T f , , ' Y J' , A , , 1 , , , L, 1 1 f , ' , ' 1' . , 2 aj bi! 502 Alix i f L L U 44 E f 4 1 f j L 1 W V , J xi J 4 ig' ,A 1 7. ,lf I ' ,I 4 L ' QLJ H -f' 'T it ' Zi' ' If ' i M4 1' 'L .A 4 if ,W T A . if 1,261 4 ILA, ff L , y7LT QW Li ' , 0 . V, CREATIVE WRHERS' CLUB Advisor, MR, KLINE DANCE BAND Advisor, MR. CHERSACK FIRE SQUAD Advisor, MR. EWING FRENCH CLUB Advisor, MR. WHITTAKER President .....,...,........................ CLAUDETTE GRIBI Vice-President ,.,... ...... J OAN CRETEAU Secrefary-Treasurer ...... MARI PLUMMER 5 Y mvalsuwxgwwmg-.15 - F.T.A. CLUB Advisor, Miss BYERLY Presidenf ., ,..... ,,....,..,..,,...,.,.,,. A NNA ALBANESE Vice-President .,... ,.,.....,...,.....A,. S ONJA YALSH Secretary .,....... ,.,,., F RANCES DIAMENTE Treasurer ..,... ANITA DI LIDDO Page 85 1 Page 86 GIRLS' SOCCER-KICK Advisor, MRS. YOHN GERMAN CLUB Advisor, DR. MOLDENHAUER Presrdenf .......,,......,....,.........,... ANNA ALBANESE Vice-President ....., .......,...... C ARL SZYMANSKI Secreiary-Treasurer ,..... ROSEANNE JENNINGS GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATICN Advisor, MRS. YOHN President .....,........,..................... VIRGINIA HAVER Vice-Presidenr .....,. ......,.. F RANCES DIAMENTE Secretory ........... ........ R OSEANNE CHIARELLI Treasurer .,..,... ..,.... .... S A NDRA CHUDY GIRLS' LEADER CORPS Advisors, MISS ZIPKIN, MRS. YOHN HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Advisor, MRS. CRETEAU Presidenf ............, ......,.,......... T HERESA KOZYRA Vice-Presidenf .,.... ....... T ERESA TEDESCO Secrefary ......... ...... J OAN CAPOLUPO Treasurer ...... ......... M ARY HU DOCK HONOR SOCIETY Advisor, MR. SWIFT Presldenf .......................,.....,.. ROBERT SPERDUTO Vice-Presidenf ...... ............ P HYLLIS SOPKO Secrefary-Treasurer ....... ..VIRGINIA HAVER 45 uv QQ, J .JI 'I' ,KJV I Y XA -RNUELI ff 0 JI? 0 I K9 IN X J' QW J Y tbI,XgNs Xvcy of . 'G Y 4 -XIV 'S' 2. f' L X0 fo JOURNALISM Advisor, MRS. SCHUMACHER 5-nd JUNIOR RED CROSS CLUB Advisor, MRS. ALBERT Pfesfdenf --LL..L...A.L....,,........ ....... A NNA ALBANESE Vice-Presidenfs ANITA DI LIDDO 8..LYDIA RODGERS Secrefary-Treasurer ,,,,4,v,,,V,A,,.,. ELAINE WAGNER Page 87 MATH-SCIENCE CLUB Advisor, MR. TAYLOR President ,,...,.......,...................... -...,. P AUI- QUINN Secrefory-Treasurer .,,A,.,.., CAROL MACLENNAN Page 88 LATIN CLUB Advisor, MR, MEYER Consuls .... PATRICIA FIELDSON 81 WILLIAM FERRIS L. gecrefarvf .....,.............,.,,....... PHILLIPPA MALTESE X919 III J rv ' ,I 'I N I , U, vii!! W 'lf l dbh , Q' 1,1 i I I A AA I AL, 1 . 4 I f . f I J, ww' I 1 I- I' 10,1 . 2 , X lfjv :I fl I I ff MI , ,y L X fi If Ie If f 'K , , X4 7 fM,r51!Wi WQI' I, I fl I' 1 I, 7 if br ,-- 'J ,, fb' ,f v ff LIBRARY CLUB Advisor, MISS TACKNEY President ,,.,s,..,.........................,. JOYCE EARN EST Secretary-Treasurer .............,.,. BARBARA GAGLIA MASK 84 WIG CLUB Advisor, MR. ROBINSON Presidenf ............., .......,,.......... N OEL STANTON Vice-Presidenf ....... ....,.... E LAINE WAGNER Secrefory .....,.... ........ J ANET JANNONE Treasurer ....,.. ,,..... C AROLE CHELLIS NURSES' CLUB Advisor, MRS. FRITTS Presidenf ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ROSEANNE JENNINGS Secrefqry-Treasurer ,,,,,,..,,,, BEVERLY TALLAMY PEP CLUB Advisor, MR. MCWILLIAMS Presidenf .,,,,.,,....A.,,....,.,,,,,, ANN MARIE HUGHES ViceAPresidenf .................,,,.... BARBARA CASTELLI Secrefary ....,...., ......, T HERESA BOROSKI PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Advisor, MR. DONNELLY Presidenf ...,.,,,....,,,...,,,,,.,,A,,.,.,,, ,..,., D AVID CAUL Vice-President ....,, ..,Y..,. J ACOB BARBAREVECH 0..X,q ll' if-L PRESS CLUB Advisor, MRS. SCHUMACHER Pf9Sfd6f'f ---,,,,,-----............. ......... C AROLE CHELLIS Vice-Presidenf .,,,, V,,AVVw L OUISE FQRBES Page 89 ,, , . r Ts, if SEARCHLIGHT Advisor, MRS. SCHUMACHER Edifor-in-chief ..,..,, ,HELAINE WAGNER Associafe Edifor ......A .......,..... A NITA DI LIDDO Newg Edifor ,,,,,,,,4, ,,.,,,, B ARBARA CALDWELL Feafure Edifor ....A RALPH GALLAGHER Sports Edifor ,,,,,,,,..,, ..Y,,..., G EORGE MORRIS Exchange Edifor ....,., ........ E LIZABETH HAYEK Typing Edifor ,,,,,,., ...,Y,,. B EVERLY TALLAMY Aff Editor ,,,,,,AAA,,,,,,,, ........ J ANICE JEANETTE Photography Edifor .,,... ........... D AVID CAUI- SERVICE SQUAD Advisor, MR. MERRILL Ccipfoin , ,.,,,,..,.....,,,,,.,...,,,.,. ANTHONY BARBER f 1 4 -A fn- f 1, ol A Q I. JW L VL , ,f ifiv I rw of, ,X ,I L I I ,y ,J Mft, fjufq 1 ,J Vxfb U f . X f I I affix I npr, X r 4' NM! Jfx, V ' 1 lf L' JL' SPANISH CLUB Advisor, MISS COLEMAN Presidenf Y,,.,,,...,.......,...,..,.,,,,,...... NANCY CURTIS Vice-President ...... ...,,,... J ANET JANNONE Secrefory ...,,,.... .,...... .I OAN CONKLIN Treasurer .,,,,,. ,....,.. N ANCY PEASE STAGECRAFTERS Advisor, MR. GLASS Presidenf .,,,Y.,,,.,...,, ,,,,..,.....,,..,,, D ONALD GUM Vice-Presidenf ....., ..,....,,,.. A RTHUR TEATZNER Secrefury-Treasurer ..,..,.. MICHAEL CAGGIANELLI STUDENT COUNCIL Advisor, MR. MERRILL P,-esidenf ,-,,,,.,,,AA,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,.., A NTHONY BARBER Vice-Pfegidenf ,,,,,,,,,,,,,L,,., Secrefary fReC0fdit1gI .................. VIRGINIA HAVER Segfefgfy fC0rfe5p0f'IdIr1gi ...........,.. Treasure, ------,AA,,,,,,,,,,,,,,AA,,,, ,,,,,, R ITA STAFFIERI 5 - sl TWIRLERS Advisor, MR. CHERSACK Manager .....,...,.........,...,.....,.... ANNA ALBANESE Head Twirler .... .....,.. A NITA DI LIDDO VARSITY DOUBLE B CLUB Advisor, MR. FURINO Pfefideflf -..............A..............., EMMETT CAPANNA Vice-Presidenf ,,,, .,LA,,A,,,A,,,, CHARLES WELCH Secrefvry ......... ......,, R ICHARD SHUTACK Treasurer .. ..Y.D,..., MICHAEL BLAKE VISUAL AIDS CLUB Advisor, MR. REYNOLDS Presidenf ...............,..,...,... ROBERT DELLA PERUTA Secrefary-Treasurer ......A.,.........,,..., ROBERT TOTH CAMERA 1 A V-, - wig,-ze, ,f 'I-Y ' ,M H ,RA wh- bg-fp Y 1 ,Q-ef... 1Cm0fqfC21p-B13 ei 1 Q Yi Y .31 Wi' ,A-N-44545449 5 ff'-mv-'qu J L41 Candid Cameras '56 on ACHVITIES -'I EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Carol Maclenncn ADVISORS R. A. Georges I.. M, Weidner ' I I we 5- I STAFFHEADS Edifor-in-Chief W ,WCAROL MACLENNAN CIub Ediior HCATI-IERINE .IOI-INSTONE Associaie Edi?or, I.iIerary,,,JANET JANNONE Sporfs Edihvrs -- GEORGE MORRIS Associa'e Ediior, Business,PATRIClA MAUGER PAUL OUINN Senior Sfaii Ediiorsa ANNA ALBANESE Adverfisinq Manager , BEVERLY TALLAMY MARGUERITE HEINDL CircuIaIion Manaqcr PATRICIA FIELDSON Dedicafion ,WDEBORAI-I DAVIS Typinq Ediior, ELAINE FAZEKAS WiII-Prophecy , NOEL STANTON Picture SCI'-eduIinq Edifor BETTY CROEUT CIa5s Idisforian ,L CAROL STAMP Ari Ediior GRETA ALBERS Phoioqrapny Ediior, ,, WILLIAM FERRIS Adyieorsi L, M. WEIDNER, ROBERT A. 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ADVERTISING STAFFwMyra Brody, Anioineife Siasbak, Jeannede Crews, Consiance Tesia, Barbara BorI'ieady, RaIpIi POQOIOIIT, PInyIIis Sopko, Barbara Lancasier, AIice BaIIas, Marqueriie Esposifo, AIice Borkowski, David Rruqb, Joanne Earner, Grace SrniII'i, Caiberine Cook, EIizabeIIi I-Iayek. TYPING STAFF-WiIma MyIeIka, Joanne Ricci, Joanne Earner, Dnrofny SweIIz, Narnia Cnarneski GweIda Rankin, Marie Teryeli, Barbara Borneady, Anna Dranovics, Barbara Lancasrer, PIiyIIis Reqiec i Barbara Turiak. ,,,,,A LITERARY A. Albonese, J. Jonnone M, Heindl BUSINESS P. Fieldson, P. Mauger, B, Tcillomy Page 94 ,,,-il' AND NOW A WORD FROM - OUR SPONSORS 4 CAMERA -1 I '56 .. ,gl f INDUSTRIES, BUSINESSES, and FRIENDS whose fine spirit of cooperation and generosity helped to make this yearbook something of which our class, our school, and our community can be proud. They deserve your cooperation and patronage MENTION THE ECHO WHEN YOU PATRONIZE THESE BUSINESSES ADAMS RADIO and TV SERVICE Ra 5 6494 EI 6 0529 215 E Maln St Bound Brook Best of luck to the Class of 56 A FRIEND Middlesex Compliments of ALLISON DAIRY WX 2850 South Bound Brook Best Wishes Class ol 56 Bound Brook AMERICAN CYANAMID COMPANY AMERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY 217 E Main St Bound Brook Success Class of 56 120 E Main St AMERICAN VELOUR MILLS INC Bound Brook Congratulations Graduates EI 6 3900 APGAR BROTHERS MOTOR TRANSPORTATION Bound Brook Best Wishes 418 422 East Mann St ARCHIE S MEN S SHOP Bound Brook ARLENE S BEAUTY SALON Arlene Bohay Prop Manager Arr Conditioned 78 Main St South Bound Brook Compliments of DR T M Altschuler Optometrist 102 So Main St Manville Congratulations River Road BAKELITE COMPANY A Division of Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation Bound Brook Success through the years Graduates River Road Bound Brook BALLAS 8. TILLANDER, Inc, Nurserymen and Florists JOSEPH A BARANSKI Insurance 102 W Franklin St Bound Brook Compliments ot CARL BAUMEISTER 175 Clinton St South Bound Brook Success Graduates FRED L BAUMEISTER East Bound Brook B and B SEA FOOD AI Bohac Prop 45 Main St Bound Brook Compliments of BELL FUR COMPANY 573 Bound Brook Road Middlesex Compliments of E L BELLI INC Hamilton St Bound Brook Compliments of ANTHONY lBuckyl BENDETTI Fmdern Compliments of EI 6 1919 14 Mountain Ave Bound Brook THE BERING STUDIO Photography BILL S TYDOL SERVICE 506 E Maln St Bound Brook Good Luck from BIOLZI PAINT CENTER Main St Bound Brook Best Wishes Class ot 56 408 Vosseller Ave Bound Brook BLANTON 8. STEELE HARDWARE COMPANY BLUMBERG HARDWARE 2035 Mem sn Manville De Soto and Plymouth Dealer Main St BOLMER MOTOR CAR COMPANY Established 1908 Compliments of BONGE S CITIES SERVICE Lincoln Blvd 8. Raritan Ave Bound Brook Bound Brook BORO CLEANERS El 6 6963 648 Lincoln Blvd Middlesex BOSCO S GULF SERVICE Lincoln Blvd 8. Raritan Ave Middlesex BROOK BAKERY Wedding and Birthday Cakes Fancy Pastries Bread 81 Rolls 414 E Main St Bound Brook . - 5 . - . ., 1 . - 1 1 . ., 1 . 1 . -, , . 1 -. I , . - ,I 1 1 , . .. . 1 1 - -1 . . . , . ., 1 1 1 . . , . ., -1 I 1 , - . 1 1 - -1 1 . . , . ., . ' ny , . . ., -1 - 1 1 -1 . ., -1 . , . . . -1 . - ., , . . . . ., 1 V I , ,I Success Through the Years Graduates 16 Mountam Ave BOUND BROOK CHRONICLE AND STATE CENTRE RECORD BOUND BROOK DRUM 81 BUGLE CORPS INC Bound Brook Bound Brook BOUND BROOK GULF SERVICE Tony Patullo W Umon 8. Vosseller Aves Bound Brook BOUND BROOK LAUNDRY SERVICE 265 W Umon Ave Best Wishes Class of 56 BOUND BROOK OIL LESS BEARING CO Llncoln Blvd Bound Brook Bound Brook BOUND BROOK PHARMACY LTD H Simon Reg Pharm EI 6 2177 25 Hamilton St Bound Brook Compliments from BOUND BROOK SR TRI HI Y Congratulations Graduates 223 E Mom St BOUND BROOK TRUST COMPANY Bound Brook Good Luck BROOK BARBER SHOP Station Plaza Bound Brook BROOK CANDY SHOP 12 Hamllton St Bound Brook Good Luck Class of 56 24 W Mam St BROOK CHEVROLET COMPANY Bound Brook BROOK MACHINE SHOP 30 W Umon Ave Bound Brook BROOK MUSIC CENTER Everything Musrcal 229 E Mann St Bound Brook Best Wishes from BROOK THEATRE Bound Brook BUCKY S TAILOR SHOP 3858 204 Camplam Road Manvnlle Complrments of BUD S TIRE EXCHANGE W Camplam Road Manvllle Best Wishes BUDD SCALE 8. INSTRUMENT CO 30 Cherry St South Bound Brook Complrments of CAL S John and Mann Sts Bound Brook CARRIE S SHOP Ladies and Chrldren s Wear 650 Llncoln Blvd Middlesex CASE S DELI 301 Lincoln Blvd Middlesex CENTRE FOOD MARKET W Umon Ave Bound Brook CENTER SHOE SERVICE Men s and Boys New Shoes 427 E Maln St Bound Brock CHARLES JEWELERS Engravmg Done on Premises 38 S Mann St Manvllle JOHN R CHARNESKI Realtor and lnsurance 20 E Camplam Road 220 S Mann CHASE 8. COMPANY INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE Manvllle s Oldest Agency CLARK 8- BETSCH ASSOCIATES Realtors and lnsurors 498 Umon Ave Manvllle Manvllle Bound Brook Success Class ol 56 DANIEL H CONROY Bound Brook Compliments ol Llncoln Blvd CONSTRUCTION SERVICE COMPANY Engineers Constructors Bound Brook Good Luck Class ol 56 2 West Mann St L D COOK COMPANY Bound Brook CRICKLEWOOD LUNCH EONETTE Newspapers Magazmes Candy and Ice Cream 646 Lmcoln Blvd Middlesex CRUSADER LUNCHEONETTE .Ioe Tarentlno 241 W Umon Ave Bound Brook Complrments ol D ANGELO S PHARMACY Congratulations Class ol 1956 DANSAK S 463 W Umon Ave Bound Brook 2 01 Talmadge Ave Bound Brook Compliments of RALPH S BARBER SHOP Vosseller Ave Bound Brook DAVIS HARDWARE 8. PAINTS Washrngton Valley Road Martlnsvrlle DE CICCO S SPORTING GOODS Toys and Stationery 31 So Mann St Manvllle Cvmpllmerlts of Ramsey Road Middlesex DEFINO S GREENHOUSES Success Graduates Fmdem DIEHL MANFACTURING COMPANY Success Graduates 321 Bound Brook Road Mlddlesex DON'S LUNCHEONETTE 8. GIFT SHOP Success Graduates DRAKE COLLEGE PI 5 0344 40 50,119,599 gp plamqew Complete Secretarial Courses DONT MISS CANDID PICTURES ON FOLLOWING PAGES Q , . 1 - I ' 'r . I ., I 1 I ' . I ., , ., . I , . . . - I ., I 1 . I ., 1 I 1 . .I ' Ra. 5- ' , ' I 1 - 'r 1 - - - . . .I . Compliments of the CENTRE SHOPPE-Apparel for the entire family 243 S. Main St., Manville , Q - . I . I . . 1 . SL' . 1 I . I . .I . Y 4 r I of 1 V 7 Vi viii YAY -I W YYY Y I I Y Y -i -7 Yvvb 1 1 ., . , W - . ' . -I . I . T 1 , l 1 A: wifi 1 1 ..,f-.-ifwifiwfiiw P 4 -' ' CAMERA 1 Candid Cameras '56 on W FACULTY rf Congratulations Graduates Bound Brook EASTERN STEEL BARREL CORPORATION Compliments of EDDIE S BARBER SHOP EDWARD S PRINTING 8. STATIONERY CO Portable Typewruters EFINGER S SPORTING GOODS Compliments of EGANEY 81 ALLEN Best Wrshes ELLIOTT LUNCHEON Compliments of A PROFESSIONAL FRIEND ERNIE S DAIRY Du 2 2695 Bound Brook Road Mlddlesex 425 E Main St Bound Brook 423 E lllam St Bound Brook 53 Mann St South Bound Brook 120 Mann St South Bound Brook Manvllle 488 Bound Brook Road Mrddlesex ESPOSITO S BAKERY Italian Bread 81 Rolls El 6 1481 303 Talmadge Ave Bound Brook Compliments of 34 Mann St South Bound Brook EVERGREEN PHARMACY Congratulattons Class ol 56 Umon Ave Mlddlesex FERRIS BROTHERS INC Compliments of FETTERLY HAELIG CO Realtors lnsurors 266 W Umon Ave Bound Brook rms FURNITURE COMPANY 215 S., Mqln Sl Mc,,,,,.11., Best Wishes E59 1888 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BOUND BROCK lMember Federal Deposit Insurance Corp I FISHER S DAIRY FOUR BROS SERVICE STATION Lancaster Bros Good Luck to the Graduating Class GARDEN STATE REALTY Best Wishes Chrysler Plymouth GEORGE S PIZZERIA Spaghettu 8. Italran Tomato Pres Best Wishes GREENBROOK MARKET Lots of Luck for the Future from GREEN LEAF CONFECTIONERY Compliments of GEORGE E GREK AGENCY GREGORY S VARIETY HALPERIN S PHARMACY Your Health ls Our Business Ford Sales 8 Service HAVENS FORD INC Compliments of HAYDENS FLOWER SHOP Good Luck HEDY s HOAGLAND MOTORS INC Studebaker New and Used Cars Sales and Service HOAGLAND S STATIONERY HUBER S SUNOCO SERVICE FRANK JANNONE Complrments of FRANCIS JANNUZZI JEAN S BEAUTY SHOP Specializing rn hair styling permanent waving and harr cutting JOE'S FRUIT FARM Fresh Apple Cider Pressed On Premlses Good Luck Compliments of .IOHANSEN S BAKERY 138 W Umon Ave Bound Brook Plainfield Manvllle 101 Mann St Bound Brook EI 6 0560 0561 54 S Mum St Manvllle 43 Bound Brook Road Mnddlesex 81 Mann St South 210 E Maln St 410 North Vosseller Ave 37 So Mann W Umon Ave Next to Elks Club E Second St 217 Talmadge Ave 216 John St 306 East Mom St 261 W Umon Ave Vosseller Ave 3 Wahnetah Drlve Bound Brook Bound Brook Bound Brook St Manvrlle Bound Brook Bound Brook Bound Brook Bound Brook EI 6 0300 Bound Brook Bound Brook Bound Brook Bound Brook RA 5 8949 Manvrlle Joseph S Musralowskr Frurt Grower 536 W Unlon Ave 27Zi'Z?2'l m JOHNS MANVILLE Pnonucrs coRPoRAnoN Congratulations JOHN S MARKET 287 Talmadge Ave Best of Luck to Graduates S 14 Mann St South John Sarboukh Prop and Gang S 417 W Umgn Ave Martmsvllle Bound Brook Manvllle Bound Brook Bound Brook Bound Brook Page 97 1 - 1 . 1 .- . ., . ., 11 1 ., 1 . . - , , . . - ., -1 1 .1 , . - .1 .- . .I . ., 1 . . ., . , . -1 1 . . . , I . ., 1 -1 - 1 . ., 1 -1 1 I. . . I . ., . ., , . 1 - -1 1 1 1 ,V r ' ., 1 11 1 . ., -1 1 , . 1 1 . ., 1 1 - - 1 1 ., f---se 'iff' fm YY- -7- emi, fn, W if W I - r -1 , . 1 . . ., W-.al e 'i Complrments ot Congratulatrons Class ot 56 KEMPERS PONTIAC INC 491 W Umon Ave Bound Brook A KERICO 8. SON 114 Llncoln St South Bound Brook Good Luck Graduates Compllments ot MIKE KERWIN THE KIDDIE CENTER Du2 213 E Mom St 9855 Bound Brook Road Mlddlesex Bound Brook KISSEL AGENCY General Insurance 403 E High St Bound Brook KLIMS RADIO and TELEVISION S KLOMPUS 8- CO 213 So Mann St Manvllle Compliments of MR 8. MRS LEO KONZ JOHN KRIPCZAK AGENCY GEORGE L KURTZ Newsdealer Compliments of LAKESIDE ESSO Good Luck Class of 56 Mann 8 Hamilton St 119 Cllnton St South Bound Brook Bound Brook So 8 6581 445 Mann St Manvllle 306 E Mann St Bound Brook EI 6 9752 302 Umon Ave 29 Falrvlew Ave JOHN LASKO 8. COMPANY Beverages Compnmenrs LICCARDI MOTORS Inc 325 Norm Mum DeSoto Plymouth Compliments from LILAINE S 207 E Mann Best Wishes LION SHOES 225 East Mann Good Luck to the Graduatmg Class LISKA S 41 So Mann Bound Brook Bound Brook St Manvnlle Bound Brook Bound Brook St Manvllle sugfes, Gmduayes LLYOD S DRUG STORE George DAngelo, Reg Pharmacist Serving the Community over 50 years 305 E Mann Success I-OREES DRUG STORE 203 E Mann I The Service Drug Store of Bound Brook Compliments ot LOUI S BAKERY 1323 Bound Brook Roc LUKE S SWEET SHOPPE Lunch Fountain Greeting Cards 264 W Umon Ave Success Class of 56 LU ZAN S MEN S Br BOYS WEAR 405 E Mann St Bound Brook Bound Brook d Mlddlesex Bound Brook Bound Brook Heartlest Congratulations Class ot 56 MACE IRISH S BOUND BROOK INN Bound Brook MACKIEWICZ BROS Self Service Groceries Meats Vegetables Frozen Foods Mann St South Bound Brook Compliments ot MAIDEN LANE BEAUTY SALON 14 Malden Lane Bound Brook Success Graduates MAM SELLE BEAUTY LOUNGE 311 W Umon Ave Bound Brook Compliments ot MANOR ESSO Umon Ave 8- Bound Brook Rd Mnddlesex THE MANVILLE CENTER MANVILLE ELECTRIC COMPANY MANVILLE PRINTING COMPANY MARK MOTORS Known for Fine Used Cars Good Luck FRANK MAROTTO MARTIN S Compliments of THE MARTINSVILLE INN MARTINSVILLE SHOE CLINIC Expert Sh oe Repamng 8 Accessories Best Wishes MAZUR SHELL SERVICE MCMAHON AUTO REFINISHING MICHAEL JAMES CLEANERS Success Class of 56 MIDDLESEX BOROUGH PHARMACY Compliments ol MIDDLESEX HARDWARE MIDDLEBROOK DINER 106 S Mann St Manvnlle 12 Arlington St Manvllle 279 South Mann St Manvllle 50 Mann St South Bound Brook 101 Tcllmcldge Ave 211 E Mann SI' EI 61 41 Umon 8. Thompson Aves 454 W Umon Ave 6 2424 West Umon Ave W Unlon Ave Wrth Best Wrshes E67 77 1315 Bound Brook Roo 1319 Bound Brook Roa Bound Brook Roa Bound Brook Bound Brook Martmsvllle Martinsville Bound Brook Bound Brook Bound Brook Bound Brook d Middlesex d d Middlesex Middlesex MIDDLESEX PASTRY SHOP Best Wrshes Class of 56 MIDDLESEX SWEET SHOP Bound Brook Road Middlesex MIDDLESEX WINDOW SALES CO --Comb Storm 8. Screen Wlndows El 6 6164 Ra 5 9254 644 Llncoln Blvd Mnddlesex Success Class of 56 MIGNELLA S RADIO B. TELEVISION SERVICE 65 Plam St South Bound Brook Established smce 1930 EI 6 2330 7 W Mann St Bound Brook MIKES WOOLEN SHOP, Michael Barber, Prop MILLER S SELF SERVICE MARKET Shop and Save 645 Lmcoln Blvd Middlesex . ., I , ., V ' ' I . ., T . ., . ., . I . ., . . , ., . ' . .1 . 1' . ., . - ., I . . 1 ., r - ., ' ' ' St YYYY ,YY , YY YYY ,,,, ,YYYYYYYY ,Y YY, YY,Y .,,, YYY, Y 'AY Y YYY .Y 1 Y YY, ,YYY ,Y Y, Y ,Y Y Y Y Vg xi in' if i iw hniir ir my Y W? in- if H if Wi iw . . 1, . 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'Saw M ii-N Complrments of MILLIE S MILLINERY 427 E MCIIN St Bound BYOUIK Good Luck C1955 of 55 203 S Mann St Manvrlle HARRY MINDER MONSELL BROS Amerucan Flyer 8. Schwmn Brkes 17 Hamilton Sl Bound Brook Congratulations Class of 56 PIUIHIIEICI NIUHLENBERG HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Cgmpltmenps gf Chrmney Rock Road Bound Brook NORTH JERSEY QUARRY COMPANY MANVILLE NEWS N Arlmgton 8 E Camplarn Road Manvnlle NAT S CAMERA SHOP INC Mann St near Mountaln Ave Bound Brook CITIES SERVICE Lubrrcatlon Car Washing Repairs El 6 9114 South Bound Brook NOVICKY MUSIC STUDIO Instruments rented sold and taught 12 S Mam St Manvllle O BRIEN S JEWELRY STORE 218 E Mann St Bound Brook Success Class ot 56 Raritan ORTHO PHARMACEUTICAL CORP OWSIK MARKET EI 6 1216 141 Vosseller Ave Bound Brook Best Wrshes P 81 M FURNITURE 81 APPLIANCES INC Vosseller8. Umon Aves Bound Brook Bound Brook s Largest Store Good Luck Graduates North Mann St Manvrlle PARKWAY BOWLING ALLEY Best Wishes Class of 56 PATULLO BROS 316 Talmadge Ave Bound Brook Success 420 North Vosseller Ave Bound Brook PAUL AND MARY S MARKET PEDERSON S YOUNG WORLD 14 Hamllton St Bound Brook Compliments of PERRINE S ESSO STATION El 6 9706 W Umon 8. Vosseller Aves Bound Brook Complrments of PETER 5 JEWELERS 401 E Mann St Bound Brook Success Graduates Luncoln Blvd Middlesex PIONEER LATEX 8. CHEMICAL COMPANY Best Wishes PUCILLO S GREENHOUSES Canal Road South Bound Brook Compllments of QUALITY MARKET Free Delivery El 6 0095 11 Hamrlton St Bound Brook OurVeryBestWrshes R B H Gmduahng CIUSS of I956 Drvlslon of lnterchemrcal Corporatron Congratulatrons Graduates Bound Brook Bound Brook RESEARCH COTTRELL INC ROSE BEAUTY SHOPPE Specralrzlng rn Permanent Wavrng EI 6 1347 6 Hamrlton St Bound Brook Success Class of 56 ROSE MARIE BRIDAL SHOP 262 W Umon Ave Bound Brook ROTUNNO S FOOD MARKET 6 4778 322 Talmadge Ave Bound Brook Congratulotrons Class ol 56 573 Thompson Ave Bound Brook ROY BUICK INC Best Wrshes Class of 56 ROYAL PURE FOOD MARKET Bound Brook Road Mrddlesex Congratulations South Bound Brook THE RUBEROID COMPANY THE RUNYON FIELD LUMBER COMPANY 417 E Main St Bound Brook Success to all of you Class of 56 21 Hamilton St Bound Brook RUTH S DRESS SHOP RUZYCKI S PHARMACY 56 S Mum St Monvrlle Compliments of RYAN S MARKET Umon Ave Bound Brock Good Luck SANTOMEN BROS HARDWARE CO Mam St Bound Brook Compliments ol DR PAUL SCHILD Optometrlst 222 E Mann St Bound Brook Good Luck HENRY SCHNITZSPAHN INC 495 E Umon Ave Bound Brook Success Cla s of 56 Cut Flowers Potted Plants El 6 0607 Bound Brook THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS COMPANY SHOR BROOK SHOE5 Mountain Ave 8 Mann St Bound Brook Compliments of THE HARRY F SMITH FAMILY SOMERSET HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Compliments of SOUTHLAND LANES Best Wlshes SOUTHLAND SNACK BAR Success Through the Years Graduates STElNMAN'S SHOE STORE STEMRICH S CITIES SERVICE STATION A 1 Lubrrcatlon Washmg Accessorres Good Luck STEVE S SERVICE CENTER ST PETER S GENERAL HOSPITAL SCHOOL OF NURSING Complrments of STOLLMAN S DEPARTMENT STORE Success Class of 56 GYSBERT O STRYKER Mrddlesex Somerville 16 Elm St South Bound Brook 16 Elm St South Bound Brook 16 Hamilton St Bound Brook Harris 8- Umon Ave Middlesex 365 Talmadge Ave Bound Brook New Brunswrck 204 E Mom St Bound Brook 654 Metape E Bound Brook . 1 ' , ., V . . . ., r ,, ., . , - r r . . , r - - 'r T r - -r r r ' . ., , . r . - ., V ' -r r I -r - r I ... , ,I -r 1 , . -r . - . ., . ., 1 -r r r T . - ., - - r - I o 1. 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SUYDAM-Insurance Besf Wishes, Class of '56 Lincoln Blvd., Middlesex sees lessees ssss 2 ROFGUQ IC'SiJfff1Ef 6 fliipifffebff of TEXAQO 559952. em.- 2, so ,,,, -ee e Weeeeeeeel-LQQL-1 iQ9Qe,P!ese,ewsfslmx UP roR,sANDiNicHwR , ' union Ave. a Carleton sf., Bound sfeeif TES HARDWISIRE , l , , Jas Bound meek Road, Middlesex Compliments of TONY'S BARBER SHOP 21 Tulinodge Ave., Bound Brook se?iWlEIfeY93B ' ' f P f' lCPClCCC lCCPCPP Meavfsi., zieeeellaveek BOUND BROOK TOWN SHOP izEAsuRs'AAisE c5FiioPiU.4Lee: cinfafcreennge P' 21211, E. Mein si., Bound Brook LZQIKJIJF?ifkwofgfghofmffm' ' 'Mn ' 'i1EEH6iH?f'BQE1I4'lsf66R uNijgD cLEAN5Rs5ls Hour Service W ' H ' ' ' ' P ' Vosgller Ave., Doug-gee! Complimenls of VAN SYCKEL, 20 Hamilton Sf., Bound Brook W 1 YUM W 77 Real Eslale and Insurance WWW !AN'S CLONFECTIONERY iw NY El. 6-9605 4 Mein si., seem Bound Brook VISWAT'S DAIRY , , , 6 w. Union Ave., Bound amen Complimenls of WAHL'S DQARTMENT sroRE f 226 E. 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