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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

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MENTION THE ECHO WHEN YOU PATRONIZE THESE BUSINESSES ADAMS RADIO and TV SERVICE SO. B-6494- H.. 6-0529 215 E. Maln St. Bound Brook AMERICAN FURNITURE COMPANY 217 E Main Sl Bound Brook Congratulations Graduates El- 6 3900 APGAR BROTHERS MOTOR TRANSPORTATION Bound Brook Compliments of Fl 5 3131 Dbdge APGAR MOTORS INC Plymouth Bound Brook Bggf whhgg 41B 422 E MGIH Sl ARCHIE S MEN S SHOP Bound Brook JOSEPH A BARANSKI All Insurance Llnes 148 Vosseller Ave Bound Brook B and B SEA FOOD-Al Bohac Prop 45 W MUIU Sl Bound Brook Compliments ol E L BELLI INC Hamilton St Bound Brook lggt Wishes 307 E Second St Real Estate WALTER BIELICKY Insurance Bound Brook Best Wlshes Class of 57 40B Vosseller Ave BLANTON 8. STEELE HARDWARE COMPANY Bound Brook De Soto and Plymouth Dealer Main St BOLMER MOTOR CAR COMPANY Established 1908 Bound Brook Congratulations Class of 57 206 Tolmodge Ave BONADUCE BAKERY Success Through The Years Graduates 16 Mountaln Ave BOUND BROOK CHRONICLE AND STATE CENTRE RECORD Bound Brook Bound Brook Heartlest Congratulations Class ol 57 MACE IRISHS BOUND BROOK INN Congratulations Class ol 57 BOUND BROOK K W K CORP Amoco Service Bound Brook Bound Brook BOUND BROOK LAUNDRY SERVICE 265 W Unlon Ave Bound Brook BOUND BROOK PHARMACY LTD H Simon Reg Pharm EL 6 2177 25 Hamilton St Bound Brook Good Luck Class of 57 214 E Mann St BOUND BROOK SHOE STORE Bound Brook Compliments of-BOUND BROOK VETERINARY CLINIC Mountain Ave B Route 322 Bound Brook Success Class ol 57 BRADDOCK HEAT TREATING CO 26 W Main St Bound Brook BROOK BARBER SHOP Station Plaza Bound Brook Good Luck Class ol 57 24 W Maln St BROOK CHEVROLET COMPANY Bound Brook BROOK LUNCHEONETTE 12 Hamilton St Bound Brook BROOK MACHINE SHOP 30 W Union Ave Bound Brook BROOK MUSIC CENTER Everything Musical El 6 1243 229 E Mann St Bound Brook Best Wishes from THE BROOK THEATRE Bound Brook Congratulations Class ol 57 BUONO S MARKET 115 Talmadge Ave CAL S ESSO SERVICE STATION EL 6 9637 Cor Main B John St Bound Brook Bound Brook CENTER SHOE SERVICE-Men s and Boys New Shoes 430 E Main St Bound Brook Compliments of CENTRAL TIRE COMPANY EL 6 0632 424 E Main St Bound Brook Compliments of-CENTRE FOOD SHOP RITE 260 W Unlon Ave Bound Brook , . . ., 1 I , .- r r - i I' . i 'r . . , - ' 'r T . . , . -r . ., 1 I -I 'I I I I I T ' ' s . ., 1 I . I -, . I e I 1 ' T . . 1, Compliments of-BROOK BAKERY 414 E. Main St., Bound Brook . I I . -I - . i - . . -I I . - . V . . U ,I V - 39' Zggajff Mwgiigvagtca-Q' -Q . 5 .1 'Q' yg' . my ,ax . 1 , -ld 1 FROM THE EDITOR S DESK THE NEW BULD LUUK Thxs IS The New Bold Look' ln plannlng our yearbook the staffheads trled to publlsh a yearbook that would be completely dlllerent from all prevlous ones m baslc format and plan After long hours of research thought and work we the Class of 1957 proudly present the results of our efforts-the 1957 Echo Wllh THE NEW BOLD LOOK Because of thxs Look we hope the 1957 ECHO wlll be remembered not only for the usual thlngs but especlally for the unusual nts boldness ln defylng yearbook tradl tlon 1ts new and dlfferent ldeas and xts dlStlI'lCtlWC touch of lnd1VldUallSm And mdlvxdual lt 15 for our ECHO really has no year book theme ln the tradltlonal sense but attempts a presenta t1on through a well known present day mass communlcatxon medlum style-the magazlne From the four color llthograph cover whlch mcldentally IS an mnowatlon for hlgh school yearbooks nn ltself through the varlous sectlons to the final page we have attempted to be basically new bold and dliferent We sincerely hope that this wlll not spoll your enjoy ment of our olfermg but give you an addxtxonal thrlll that comes from something new and dlllerent So remember thls IS not a tradltlonal yearbook Thns IS The New Bold Look a yearbook for moderns Page through It and recall those pleasant moments at B B H S Juuus SULMONETTI Edztor fr Page 3 N 9 ,, . .....-.- - ' 9 , . ' 7 9 7 9 7 1 - 9 v ' 5 7 7 9 ' ,,. .. ,,.. - - xx x. af' 1 ECHO STAFF AND STAFFHEADS GAYL CLARK ASSOCIBTG Edutor Luterary .IUDITH REYNOLDS GAYL CLARK MICHAEL PLAVETZKY Sensor Staff Edltors DAVID STEVENIDN Sports Edltor r MARYELLEN MARROW PATRICIA KOILISKA Specual Senlor Feetures RALPH CHAMBERLIN Club Edltor MRS LU ELLEN Assustant Advusor CARMEN MAROTTO JULIUS SULMONETTI Editor In Chief KEITH HUNTER Advertising Manager SENIOR STAFF ELEANOR FOMA Typing Edltor CIRCULATION STAFF ART STAFF TYPING STAFF RALPH GALLA HER Photo Editor MR WEIDNER ADVERTISING STAFF Advlsor Assocuata Edutor Business f v lx' ' J , . x , f A h 1 I , . ', Q , X! I I , 'Ya ' ' 1 I 4 I Y I Q. -I 11 M X in ' OUR COVER We are very proud of our four colored llthograph cov er especaally sInce t I somethmg new for our hlgh school yearbook It was painted by a member of our class-Dlane Beecher Con gratulatlons THE CLASS OF 1957 As we the class of 1957 leave BBHS we take wlth U5 mifly happy memorles some of whrch we have re corded here Thanks for all the memones THE ADMINISTRATION Credit for a job well done must go to the Admlnlstra tlon and High School Facul ty Appreclatlon and gratl tude to each one from the class of 1957 SPORTS This years athletic teams can be proud of thelr rec ords and the school SDITIL they exhlblted Read about them and be proud too ACTIVITIES Extra curncular achv Itles played a large part In our school lIfe Turn to page 75 to see our new arrange ment of thus sectlon and find the part you played In thIs phase of IIfe at BBHS 1,141 'Il 'Ts ll' 4 22: 4l.!4.r3 a s -A?-SLK. L'-J CONTENTS COVER-ORIGINAL WATER COLOR PAINTING BY DIANE BEECHER INDUSTRIES BUSINESSES AND FRIENDS spoxsons COMMENT FROM THE EDITOR s DFSK The New Bold Look THE 1957 ECHO STAFF PICTORIAL FEATURE THE CLASS OF 1957 HISTORY Flrght Unlrmrted for the Class of 1957 CLASS OFFICERS AND cI.Ass DEAN PERSONAL GLIMPSES TI-IE CLASS OF 1957 SPECIAL SENIOR FEATURES PROPHECY From Beyond the Rrpplmg Thought Waees THE 1957 ECHO APFLAUDS Semor Whos Who WILL To Each-Our Own I-IUvIOR Through Magazrnes lust for Laughs PHOTO FEATURE A Semor LOOK At School LIFF SENIOR PLAY Curlam Call For All JUNIOR PROII 1956 A Nrghr zo Remember DEDICATIOR THE cLAss OF 1957 APPIALDS The Merry Maestro of Mrchrgarz State PERSONALITIES ADMINISTRATION SCHOOL SYSTEM Behmd rhe Scenes HIcI-I SCHOOL Eames: Workers Inc FACLLTY HIGH SCHOOL Our Prrde and Joy LNDERCLASSES They Also Lwe and Learn THE CLASS OF 1958 Port of Embarkanan THE CLASS OF 1959 Survrval of the Fzuesr THE CLASS OF 1960 Fresh In Mrnd and Sprru HOWIEROOMS PICTORIAL THE CLASS OF 1958 THE CLASS OF 1959 THE CLASS OF 1960 DEPARTMENTS SPORTS BASKETBALL A Team Named Desrre FOOTBALL Autumn Battleground IL38 -I0-41 46-4 I 50-51 54-57 60-61 62-63 WRESTLING And Then There Were None ur Sull Our Champs TRACK 1956 BASEBALL 1956 ACTIVITIES CLLBS AWD SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS Above and Beyond the Call of Duty PICTORIAL PICTORIA LLY SPEAKING ADIIIRISTRATION FAcI.I.TY SEVIORS CLASSES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SHOPPERS DIRECTORY BOUND BROOK MIDDLESEX NIANVILLE SOLTH BOLYD BROOK MARTINSVILLE ICKES ANNUALS YEARROOK PRINTER LORSTAN STUDIOS-YEARBOOK PHOTOORAPHIR 90-91 92 93 94-95 96-97 98-99 I0 UN 61 333333 S Pen sketcnes by NAGRODSKI THE 1957 ECHO STAFF THE CLASS OF 1957 Publrsher Bound Brook HIgh School Bound Brook, JULIUS SULMONETTI Eduor In chre ARTHUR CONSOL1 Crrculanon Manager GAYL CLARK Lrterary Edrlor KEITH HUNTER Advertzsrng Manager CARMEN MAROTTO Busrness Manager ELEAVOR FOMA Typmg Ednor L M WEIDNER Faculty Adusor MRS GERALD LLELLEN Asst Faculty Advzsor SENIOR STAFF ,I Reynolds M Plavetzky Ldnors N Pease P Bartow B Castelh R Chamberlam L Sutton S Zorella C Deschu E Foma F Sydlowskl P Kobhska PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF R Gallagher Edntor R DAngelo CIRCLLATIOV STAFF C Stys C Stumpf D Galle P Wou R Blondo J Mastrull R Chlarellx M Donofno I DCSIKIO ,I DaIley ,I Hulse R Shutack D Gobel ,I DIehl M Mangmo I Pola krewrcz M Sabatmo V CFISPI M La Pore M PonzIo S Redford N Howes N Curtrs ,I VIschettI D Beecher C Walsh C Teryek M Marrow E Ball C Boroskl ART STAFF P Nagrodslu Edltor R DAngelo I Mschettx R Chlarelll S Redford D Beecher T Cac cIoIa B Ramer AIJIERTISING STAFF R DAngelo F Ash C Stys M Mangmo N Pease C Fagan M Donofrlo R Shutack B Castelh K Jarus F Sydlowskr J Hulse D Danko B Densak 1 DIehl C Mehlenbeck N StaIIellI P Gulnck W Janus TYPING STAFF M Sabauno C Fagan A Hughes V CTISPI M Le Pore N Howes J Hulse ,I P0lakleWICZ D Calle B Dansak J Mastrull ,I Desmto ,I Dalley M Donofno S Zorella E Ball SPORTS EDITORS D Stevenson J Calabrese CLLB EDITOR R Chamberlam CLASS HISTORIAR P Kobhska SPECIAL FFATLRES EDITOR P Belardmella WILL AND PROPHECY M Marrow ART EDITOR P Nagrodskx TO ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY DFFP APPRFCIATION FOR YOUR COOPFRATION UNDERSTANDING AND PATIENCE iwmfmafqws ' Q9-53 figs , lim A , ,sa , ,. 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I - I ' I i- I ' Page 5 Success Class of 57 Good Luck Class ot 57 CHITCH S Pizza L D COOK COMPANY 14 Columbus Place Bound Brook 2 E Mann St Bound Brook CRUSADER LUNCHEONETTE 241 W Union Ave Bound Brook Compliments ol A D ANGELO S PHARMACY 463 W Unlon Ave Bound Brook Best Wishes DANSAK S 201 Talmadge Ave Bound Brook Health ls Wealth EL 6 2871 272 W Mann SI DOMANSKI DAIRY Julran J Domanskl, Prop Bound Brook EAST STREET BARBER SHOP-M A Santomen East St Bound Brook EDWARDS PRINTING B STATIONERY CO EL 6 0032 425 E Mann St Bound Brook EFINGER S SPORTING GOODS 423 E Mann St Bound Brook Complrments ol 266 W Unron Ave FETTERLY HAELIG CO Realtors Insurors Bound Brook FISHER S DAIRY 138 W Union Ave Bound Brook Best Wishes FORGET ME NOT BAKERY 222 E Mann St Bound Brook Success FRANK S BARBER SHOP 115 Talmadge Ave Bound Brook Complrments of GOSLINES HOBBY SHOP 429 E Mann SI' Bound Brook Ford Sales B Service HAVENS FORD INC 415 W Union Ave Bound Brook Compliments ol Next to Elks Club E Second St HAYDENS FLOWER SHOP Bound Brook Good Luck HEDY S 410 Vosseller Ave Bound Brook I I . , . ., I P I 'I 1 I' , . . ' . . ., ' . . s, - ,I 1 , . , , - -f Compliments at EI., 6-0560 101 W. Main St., Bound Brook 1 I , , . 'r 'I I . I -, ' 111- ., , . . I ., I ' E ' 'Y ' . ' I., T I ' .. - - U . - N Page 6 H 8. H CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH INC Sales and Service HOAGLAND MOTORS INC 216 John St Studebaker New and Used Cars Bound Brook El. 6 0300 Best Wlshes HOAGLAND S STATIONERY 306 E Mann St Bound Brook HUBER S SUNOCO SERVICE 261 W Union Ave Bound Brook J B J REFRIGERATION 7 East St Bound Brook Success Graduates MICHAEL JAMES CLEANERS W Unron Ave Bound Brook JAY S HOBBY B SPORT SHOP 1 13 Talmadge Ave Bound Brook Complrments of JOHANSON S BAKERY 536 W Umon Ave Bound Brook KELSEY S AUTO SALES 417 W Unron Ave Bound Brook Compliments of KEMPER PONTIAC 8. CADILLAC INC 491 W Umon Ave Bound Brook Compliments of THE KIDDIE CENTER 213 E Mam St Bound Brook KISSEL AGENCY-General Insurance 4oa s mga so Bound Brook S KLOMPUS I. CO Main B Hamilton St Bound Brook Compliments ol GEORGE KURTZ Newsdeoler 306 E Mann St Bound Brook Good Luck Class of 57 JOHN LASKO 8. COMPANY Beverages 29 Falrvrew Ave Bound Brook Compliments from LILAINE S 207 E Mom S Bound Brook Success Graduates LLOYD S DRUG STORE George DAngeIo Reg Pharmaclst Servmg the Communrty over 50 years 305 E Mann St Bound Brook Success LOREFS DRUG STORE 203E Mann St Bound Brook The Servlce Drug Store of Bound Brook PRESIDENT ...,A.... JULIUS SULMONETTI VICE PRESIDENT .....,., CHARLES WELCH is T565 at We we 'V.gf'Q Jijiwfl S5451 wi'-CT' xl ic 0 x K I ROSE AN 'V c secre ta:!4RELLl 04 'P4 re s 437' 9 56 an fe 44, ot-X vt' Mas eeonses Class Dean FLIGHT UNLIMITED FUR THE CLASS DF 1957 BASIC TRAINING We enlisted received our induction notices and entered B B H S expectant but determined to make the grade Our first year wasf one of learning and training watching what others did arrd hearmg what others had done before us The work was hard because it was different but we showed our strength as a co operative group by our maga zine campaign efforts the skating party we held and our winning freshmen athletic teams Our first year came to an end with the traditional freshman PICHIC STILL GROUNDED We took the title of sophomore proudly. as we stepped one goal higher, knowlng we would have to work even harder to keep the name We were beginning to feel surer of ourselves, and clubs and other extracurrlcula HCLIVILIES became part of our schedules One of our most outstandmg achievements of our soph year was our inauguration of the Sock Hop We gave our class skatmg party with the same successful results, that have followed us all through our four years, and we celebrated the end of our wise year with a full attendance at our usual class picnic. FLIGHT PREPARATION: I remember the sense of pride we all felt as we took our place as juniors. Upper classmen at last, we were aware of our new status and our record shows the strides we made. One of our greatest achievements was the freshness and creativeness of our Junior Prom. Our theme, Rhapsody SENIOR CLA In Blue will long be remembered by all of us We worked hard 1n making our skating party and class picnic successful trying hard to prove ourselves in preparation for what we would undertake the following year WINGS AT LAST Off and flying we rushed lnto our senior year with hopes high whirling amid the bustling of act1v1ty We got the year off to a wonderful start with our senior play Mystery At Greenfingers The middle of the year marked the de parture of our devoted friend and principal, Mr Henry C Jensen We were fortunate ln receiving in h1s place Mr Harry Swift, whom we are grateful to for helplng us com plete our last year with such success Time flew by so swiftly, and our recollectlons of our last big dance together, our Senior Ball, complete with tux, billowing nets, and the fragrance of flowers, will always be foremost in our memories We shall never forget the fun and enjoyment, which we always experienced in all of our undertakings, cllmaxed by our senior trip Time was draw ing closer, and we selected as our graduation theme, the class ring. Upon donning our caps and gowns. we, the senior class look back on Bound Brook High School and see all we have contributed and received. And as we prepare to ac- cept our wings, we salute you, hoping to apply all you have taught us. Psrmcm Kosusxfx OFFICERS SECRETARY . ....... ROSE ANN CHIARELLI TREASURER , , . ..... ,BARBARA CASTELLI CLASS DEAN .......,..... MRS. GEORGES Page 7 ROBERT ABRAMOWITZ om friendly f ure lic m his own business alway laughing. likes cars especially 52 fadlllaa: ready w it laughter makes the world go round IOSEPH R AREMINSKI Joe future undecided thusrastlc sportsman enjoys work mg with cars preferred English Baseball 1 He comes up smiling Page 8 THOMAS M ADAMSKI Tom driving able scientist plans to join his fathers business enjoys hunting generally quiet Football l 2 Student Council Alter nate 3 Assembly Committee 3 4 Words pay no debts gwe hzm deeds HOWARD LOUIS AMES Butch able hunter and fisherman enjoys mechanic al drawing and wood shop future includes drafting career quiet and industrious Student founcll Representatne 123 Photography Club 3 Hts job m lzfe rs hard to ll The CLASS RONALD O AMY Ron especially enjoyed psychol ogy plans continuation of educa tion at Maryland able wrestler motorcycle kid bright cheerful personality Wrestling 2 3 4 Merrzly merrzly shall I lzve now IOYOE R AROIERI Leader of many terrihc school especially enjoyed hlstory with M Mac knows well the ads antage of bemg punctual whatever she under takes IS done well Homeroom Chairman 12 Student Council 124 Recording Secretary 4 Cheerleader 234 F AA Sports 13 Freshman Council 1 Fxtrawaganza Semor Play 4 Pep Club 34 Honor Society 4 French Club 12 For nature made her what she ts and never made another J ADAMS IR worker future lies 1n enjoys progressive jazz of Marching Band to help a Football 3 3 4 Cafeteria Council 4 m need would FRANCIS O ASH Plans include securing a job after graduation generally seen sleeping or complalnlng about women drivers especially enjoyed history wealth of witty remarks Searchlight 3 4 Echo Staff 4 Thy wrt IS as quick as the greyhound . , . 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ELIZABETH V BALL Betty aln ays trymg to help some one enjoyed llSI6l'Ill'lg to rock lro pet peeye Mr Mac s history homework future secretary and housemle Commrrc ral I lub 2 3 4 Searrhlrght I A A Repre entatne 4 C Sports l2 3 Frho Stall 4 Leader f orps Z Honor Soc nety 4 4 pleasing personality a ulnnzng smtle PATRICIA I BELARDINELLA a future mcludes college generally seen reading especxally enjoyed steno desprses concerted people short, cute, and full of fun Student founcnl l Pep Club 3,4 FTA 1,2 Color Guard 4. ,lunlor Councll 3 C A A Sports l,2,3,4, Red Cross flub 1,2 Honor Society 4 Leader Corps Captain 2 Special Fea tures Frlrtor of Echo 4 Alternate to Ctrls' State 3 Lively, lrtendly jolly, and gay CELINE BARBIERI especlally enjoyed psychology dlslnkes concert You know dont you ' full of fun Class chalrman 3 Trl H1 Y 4 Its great to be good natured tt always wms the heart PATRICIA MAY BARTUW future llkes concerts would llke to attend Mlchlgan State generally qulet but dependable Marching Band 12 3 4 G A A Sports 1,234 Trll-l1Y 23 GAA Repre sentatue 14 Echo Stall 4 FTA 4 Better late than never 0 V957 NANCY LOU BEDDCE Nanc spends spare tlme wntmg to Mnke plans educatxon at Drake Busmess School accomplxshed swrmmer frrendly and dependable French Club 12 Tr1H1Y 34 Pep Club 34 GAA Sports 14 A tender heart hath she DIANE MARIE BEECIIER Excellent artlstlc abllrty ready and wrllmg to share abllxty to Interests of class and frxends lndustnous work dislikes mslncerxty always cheerful Extravaganza Publlclty Commxttee 1 2 34 Searchltght Art Edltor 4 Echo Staff 4 Honor SOCICIY 4 Art ts power if IACOB BARBAREVECII Sonny are photographer future Includes the Arr Force joyed World History spent spare tlme bulldmg models quiet with many frrends Photography Club l 2 3 4 Vlce Presn dent 3 Presndent 4 Searchltght 34 Quzelness ts best EDDA C L BENEDIK l',ddle petite and sweet marrnage following graduation enjoys readmg and llstemng to music favontb subject English ez peeve people who smack gum Red Cross 4 l'll speak to you through stlence Page 9 ' ' 'n' . 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' ' - ' . . . p IANET BENNETT Bound for N ,l State Teachers Col ege generally seen drxvmg read mg or cookmg especlally enjoyed stenography and history dlslrke of homework qulet and efflcxent Latm Club l FTA 4 Her ways were those of qutetness RUBERT EDWARD BLAIR o llkes fishing and dI'lVll'tg red head qulet future plans mclude servrce all around guy llked mechanical drawlng An honest man lS the noblest work ol God KATHERINE IEAH BLUWARS ean nurse of the future lkes readmg sports and US Hlstory fun lovlng gurl avxd B B H S fan Latm Club 12 Nurses Club 34 G A A Sports 1 2 3 4 Honor Soclety 4 A wrllzng hand and a loyal heart ROSALIE M BIUHIIIJ Rollre hopes to attend Bucknell to become Spamsh teacher lnely cheerleader pretty smxle enjoys readlng knlttlng and records liked hrstory and Spamsh dlsllkes long minded people Cheerleader 3 4 G A A Representa uve 23 Student Councll Representa me 4 French Club 1 2 Honor Society 4 Extravaganza 3 Dramatrc Club 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 A merry mtss wzth laughzng eyes , ' V 1 1 A ss - H , . . . . . 9 ' , , . . . v - - - . . . 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' 7' . . - 4 - ' y ' 2 l,2, , - .. ,. -Q ' f ' HELEN BRYER Re busmess school plans for the future enjoyed art as best class long red harr wxnnmg smlle G A A Representatnve 3 G A A Sports Great thoughts come from the heart Page I0 GILBERT STEPHEN BURUSKI Dependable leader enjoys muslc generally seen wrth Joanne plans to attend Rutgers Unlversrty favorite subject psychology ever present spark of humor and wrt Class Presldent 2 Student Councrl Representatlve 234 Football 234 Latm Club l 2 Chalrman of Screenmg Board 4 Dance Band 12 Double B Club 34 Honor Socxety 4 FTA 4 Marchmg Band 1 Concert Band 1 234 Extravaganza 1,23 How much ltes m laughter CARDL BUZZO Plans mclude busmess school joys crochetlng and kmttmg re ferred oHice practrce qulet and unassumxng Glee Club 1 She was calm and cool THERESA MARIE CAGCIULA Ferry full of fun future nurse enjoys swrmmmg and me skating faxorrte subjects-math and hrstory pleasmg personality Art Club 2 Echo Staff 4 4 frzend among rzends IDSEPH DALABRESE Pleasant dlsposrtlon Yeh ta mo good athlete mterested In Journallsm solld thmker man of few words Student Councll 12 Basketball 1,23 4 Searchlight 3 Co Sports Edxtor 4 Echo Co Sports Editor 4 Hrs heart was ln hrs work DAVID CAUL Date future college man flymg and photography frnendly manner likes psyrhology class Photography Club 23 President 23 Nearchlzghl Photography Fdrtor 23 One neter knous uhat one can do ROBERT CAMPBELL 'N 1 t a ert welcomed xn any group future Navy man dlsllkes xx 1se glrls basketball enthuslast Play 1t chnlly Not over serzous not too gay but a rare good fellow EVELYN CARMDN Connorsseur of cookxes very spe clal person 1n seruce an outer glow sweet Commercxal Club 24 ,lumor Councxl Representatlve 3 Senior Councxl Rep resentatlve 4 Honor Soclety 4 Gund ance Office 2 3 4 A charming maid with charmzng ways LILLIAN FAYE DARMDN BARBARA ANN CASTELLI l' aye earnest dark hanred ass pleasant smgmg vonce charmmg a pleasure to know A Cappella Choir 3 4 She ls gentle that doth gentle deeds Bobble mexhaustrble energy oya qunck wrt eyes for a cer tam senior boy a Joy to be mth C A A Representative 2 3 Student Councll Representatnve 4 Class Treas- urer 3 4 Pep Club Presldent B B H S Color Guard 4 A merry heart goes all the day .K DDNALD CAMPBELL Crewcut llkable U S Army future U S Hlstory I fan llkes those sport magaznnes Don detester of gxrls with real short halr ruts quiet manner Baseball 12 Basketball l Servnce Squad 3 Talk of school work away he wtll roam But lf tts sports he 3 rrght at home WW 4 f7,,f fif fl Z i .qinlrkpmmasntfcg 'D abrllty ,-gutstandlng scQl tw eyes have rt magnetic personall a future rmceton min 9earchlzghtQL,234 Cfa ordlruim Edt 4B'cho Stalli Echo Clu rtor founcll 4 lgenrfh Club4 Latin 1,2 Hondfawety 4 I7 hazsoeuer he doeth tzsuweu L Z ' Page ll . . . .r -- . . . . . . 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MYRTLE CLARK Myrt soft manner quiet sweetness our dancing a Gentlemen prefer blondes true friend Home Fconomics Club 2 3 4 Honor Society 4 C A A Sports 1 2 Gentle of manner gentle of heart Page I2 ROSE ANN CHIARELLI Pastime writes to Rit bobby sox beauty rongenial ec hoing laughter delightful debonnaire Prem h I lub 2 C A A Sportsl Secre tary 3 President 4 Pep flub 34 Echo Staff 4 Class Sem retars 4 Honor Society 4 Cheerfulnesv is an o shoot of goodness TERESA CIEMNIECKY Patty keen sense of humor warm personality money minded cute brunette nonclialant sourte of amusement Student Connell 12 Senior Play 4 As nice as they come The CLASS BARBARA CIESLIKOWSKI Barb fortunate in Mr Macs history tlass for two years bhthe spirit maiden of dignity always a friend genteel G A A Sports 2 3 Pep Club 3 Junior Red Cross 3 Honor Society 4 Office Staff 3 4 They re only truly great who are truly good CAYL CLARK Ambitious top notch student an always on the go senior a perky blonde mathematical future Marchlng Band 1 2 Concert Band 1 2 Honor Society 4 G A A Sports l 2 3 4 Spanish Club 2 3 4 G A A Represents tive 2 4 Nurse s Office Staff 2 3 4 Gym Office Staff 2 3 Associate Editor of Echo 4 Pep Club 34 FTA 4 Smiling cheerful always dependable Nothing about her that ts not com mendable DONALD CHASE lion . . . all-round good fellow . . . popular young man around the weaker sex . . , a real friend to his school- mates . , . a future r-ollege man . . . hobby-model railroads. Latin Club l.2,3,4: Art Club l: Serv- ice Squad 4: Honor Society 4, An affable and courteous gentleman. JAMES G CLARKSCN Moviegoer homework ugh' good natured liked by all easy going quiet manner biology fan eall him friend Cafeteria Squad 3 Happy am I from care Fm free uhy can t they all be as happy as me? ' , I 1.. .. . S . - ' ' . , - . . , l . . V . , V . , , . , . - . . . . . .. - f n il N ' N b ,Q ' ' ' ' , t I , 3 . . . , Z Z 2 . . . , , , Z ' . I 2 , , I . . . - . . 1 f 1 - 1 v - N V I . . , v - n . . u - - A . n .., X Vanta, Jie, V. . V.. 7,..i,W - 4 i . f .. .. . . Ai an . . I . i , . .. , : I . . I 1. . . , . - , : u n , I I 1 ps , . . - . . . ' 4 an F id' All . r , y . H Ti. 'fe4.A,1 , .. 'Qxgd-1 Wil Si :jgjr ik ff' ffif ff , ga, ,ag . mt WILLIAM CONNELLY 1 a ham rarho expert quiet and POHSPIPHLIOUQ agreeable personality a future teacher wnlhngness to help others accounts for his great circle of friends flee Club l 2 Be wzsely worldly but not worldly' wrse MARION RUTH CONSALVO Sunny natured hght of feet and hght of heart busmess tendencles well hked by all Commerclal Club 34 V1cePres1dent 4 G A A Sports 1 2 3 4 Extrava ganza 3 quch joy ambztton nds 3 ARTHUR S CONSOLI Greetmgs and Salutatnons con fettl seller mathematical future favored Fngllsh II wlth Mr Khne Artle Skevltz Concert Band 1 Dramatic Club 34 Semor Play 4 Extrayaganza 23 Stu dent Councxl 4 flrculatlon Manager of Echo 4 What should a man do but be merry ARLENE PATRICIA CONSALVO Pop musu' fan plannmg for a future ln the LIUCITIECS world smrernty sprinkled wlth kmdness precision at the typlng keyboard duties well performed a heart bot 1 young and gay I have a heart for every joy X Q 25,32 1 -, A .. ,L V ' ? l lf'i2.3'JL., ,Q I , . , , . - tt - n 'A -I p . - I, I - tl - - fy I 1 I tt - ss .. - 1, 1 v , .. . . 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' 1 A - S 1 A f ' . -' A u - l . .- VICTORIA A CRISPI Grumpy good natured grum bhng full of mlrth and merrymak m an un elfish worker happy splrlt flass Serretary 2 Llass Trea urer I G A A Trea urer 2 Student Councxl Repre entatne 2 Senlor founcll 4 She Ines she laughs and she rs zen happy IOHN WAYNE CORNELL Interested ln clerical work capable busme s man charmxng personahty lover of books rather quiet favors history clas Honor Soclety 4 Hts ways are those of quzetness JOAN CRETEAU A peppy cheerleader needle craft httle mtschlef strawberry blonde cute plea ant person a xty French Club 1,2 3 GA A Sports 1 2 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Pep Club 234 Honor Socxety 4 Home Room Chair man 3 Extravaganza 3 Iwely lrzendly jolly and gay IANICE CROWELL an a future halrdresser good eport chxmangl appeal mg laugh gay companion Cheerleader 234 Honor Soclety 4 Pep Club 234 f' A A Sports 1234 flee fluh I On uzth the dance' Let joy be unronhned Page I3 SUSAN CSEPEI Sue . . . Dear Virgil . . . I can see there's no conceit in your family: you have it all! . . . good cook . . . broad smile . . . contagious giggle , . . pleas- ure to be with . . . hobby-collecting popular records. Home Economics Club 2,3,4, President 4: Home Nursing Club 3,4: C.A.A. Sports 1: Honor Society 4. A modest maiden decked with a blush of honor. BARBARA DANSAK Looks forward to work in J. M. Re- search . , . c-an't stand lots of home- work over holidays . . . pastimeshcol- lecting records, reading, and bowling. Pep Club 3,41 Commercial Club 4: Senior Council 4: Dramatic Club 2: Glee Club 1,2. When lessons become a bore, I let my jokes cheer me up. Page 14 GERALDINE CZANOR Favorite class-steno . . . adores danc- ing . . . kept busy with Pandora Club in Manville . . . secretarial career in the future. 'Tis good will makes intelligence. TbeE REGINA FRANCES WANGELO Reggie . . . enjoys sewing, reading. badminton, dancing . . . plans to be- come department store buyer . . . sharp dresser. French Club l,2: Commercial Club 3. 4: Pep Club 3,45 G.A.A. Sports 1,2: Echo Staff 4: Senior Play Committee 4. Charm, gayety, and personality lead straight to popularity. JEAN ELIZABETH DAILEY Plans to teach small children after New Jersey State Teachers College . . . has one eye on T.V. and one on a book . . . saves souvenirs. French Club 1,2: C.A.A. Sports 1,2,3, 4: Library Club 3,43 Commercial Club 3,41 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g Swimming 3.4. All rests with those who read. CHQ DREW DANKO Bound for Coast Guard Academy . . . favorite subject- that girl in Dun- ellen . . . full' of life . . . many ac- tivities. Track 1,2,3,4: A Cappella 3,43 Dra- matic Club 4: Senior Play 4: Pep Club 4: Hall Squad 4: Operetta 4: Honor Society 4: Echo Staff 4g Extrava- ganza 2,3. He has an oar in everyone's boat, a finger in everyone's pie. NANCY LEE CURTIS Loves ice skating, water skiing . . . plans business school, after one year of hard labor . . . enthusiastic Spanish student. Marching Band l,2: Spanish Club 2,3. 4, President 3: G.A.A. Sports 1,2,3,4: Honor Society 4. A lady she seems of cheerful yesterdays and conhdent tomorrowsf' MATTHEW W. DEA KYNE You're in the Navy now . . . pet peeve-Hot Rods . . . enjoyments- hunting, fishing. girls, and working on the car. Football l,2: Track l,2.3,4: Wrestling 3,4. As quiet as a brass band. ANGELA DE CASTRO Busy girl , , , aspiration for nursing career . , . lots of interest in favorite class-Plane Geometry . . . hates troublemakers tireless worker Student Council 234 Honor Society 4 Pep Club 234 French Club 13 FT A 12 Extravaganza 3 Corre sponding Secretary of Student Coun cll 4 Yue President C A A 4 Chair man of Foreign Exchange Program '34 Cheerleader 234 Words pay no debts gzte her deeds JAMES S DIEHL Future Lmted States Coast Guard Academy homework over week ends-ugh that certain girl Westfield ah' Football 124 Latin Club l Base ball 1 Track 23 4 Extravaganza 34 Operetta 4 Honor Society 4 Echo Staff 4 But Hercules himself must yteld to uomen CARUI. ANN DESCNU College bound loves psychology and ar many activmes busy girl Honor SOCICIY 4 Pep Club 34 L1 brary Club 12 Red Cross Club 1 2 Cheermg Manager 4 Dramatlc Club Not too serious not too gay LURRAINE DIACU Lorries favorite pastlme horse back riding interest m chemistry plans for nursmg Latln Club 2 She wears a halo of serenity IOANNE CLAUDIA DESIATO Dizzy college swimming water skiing at Lake Hopatcong are her loves hates teachers who talk during tests Latin Club 12 'l'r1H1Y 4 Commer cial Club 4 Echo Staff 4 GAA Sports 1 2 3 4 A pleasing personality wlns frzends everywhere THOMAS UI AlFONSO Rocks always saying yea ta m digs biology the most watch out for his flying fishing rod Football 1,2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Bas- ketball l,234 Double B Club 4 CARULE LOUlSE DEER Plans to be a secretary or typist , . . enjoys reading, ice skating, and listen- ing to the radio . . , liked typing and ollice practice hobby-penny col- lectmg Tri H1 Y 4 The principal business of life ts to enjoy tt ANGELINE DI GIUSAFATTD Angle enjoys dancing likes Bobby plans for positron as ollice worker collects records Junior Council 3 G A A Sports 1,2 As merry as the day ts long Page I5 . . 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' ROBERT PAUL DOBROSKY Bo plans to attend General Motors Instxtute pet peeve wrntmg copies of the same Fngllsh composl tnon favorite sport baseball Baseball 3 Double B Club 3 Smile and the world smrles wzth you ROBERT I DUOLEY Anr Force asprrant weekends wrth out homework o work mg mth cars Band 12 French Club 1 Baseball l Stagecrafters 3 Brmg wtth thee lest and youthful lollzty Page I6 MARGARET ANN DONOFRIO Marge future beautlclan enjoys letter wntmg and psychology dark and pretty Trl H1 Y 3 4 C A A Representative 4 Latln Club 1,2 Commercial Club 3 4 Lrbrary Club 3 4 Sparkling eyes and a frzendly smtle if IUDITH ANN UUBECKY Promlse of success as a beautxcxan loves to wrxte letters' English wrth Mrs Georges G A A Representatlve 2 G A A Sports 1 3 4 Extravaganza 3 Glee Club 4 Youth comes but once rn a llfetzme The CLASS FRANCIS RICHARD DUDASH College un huntmg fishing trappmg cant stand walkmg behxnd two glrls up the stairs Football 1 Track Manager 2 Latln Club 234 Treasurer 4 Homeroom Chanrman 3 Wtllzng and able ROBERT STANLEY OUOASH Arr Force future hates the same routme favorites fishmg swlm mmg baseball Sttll water runs deep THOMAS RICHARD OONNELLY Count H8518 IS kung dlgs Jau favorite subject blology pet peeve concerted grrls amusement makmg model cars Wrestlmg 2 Football 3 4 A perfect sport from begmnmg to end PATRICIA IANE OUCCAN Intends to enter Berkeley Buslness School could dance and drive all night hates people who gossxp loved psychology ntce game French Club 1 2 3 4 G A A Repre sentattve 2 3 Trl H1 Y 3 4 Echo Staff 4 Searchlzght 23 Commercial Club 2 FTA 3 GAA Sports 1,234 Dramatic Club 2 3 4 Her laughter keeps her classmates 807, Her chatter cheers the dullest day .t bv- , . . . . . 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Q . . . ,,: 1 Y' ll PATRICIA ANN DZIELAK at photograph collector enjoyed ollice practxce dxsllkes unfnendly people qulet eiiclency l don t know TAP Representatlve 3 Red Cross Llub 4 Contentment rs the secret ol happmess We GEURGE A ERNST IR Ernxe plans to be a carpenter enjoys wood workmg favorlte su ject Woodshop Il has a car Cheerful company shortens the mtles C MADELINE ANN ESPUSITO Maddre Long Island lass nursnng career chology devotee who are late home radlo fan s pet peeve-people New York s her Honor Society 4 Lrvely frzendly jolly and gay 'V' s xmnnvnds :mcssou Handsome exchange student from Sweden plans for Umversxty of Gotebqrg ji md'diq!peJ enjoys typtng most rn B B H S favonte hob- bles-sallnng tenms Honorary Member of Student Council 4 Semor Councxl 4 French Club 4 Searchltght 4 Honory Member of Honor Soclety 4 What we know of htm we ltke' . I ' 0 '.,' , I x R, J ' 'N I ' n - ' 1 F - . t In s -Ive,-5'-ra U 'AXJX xl 1 rl . 5' Y X . '1 'L '-,-'o-. -'l, ,L-L . 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A - . , . . an - ' as A I 'fr JOHN PAUL FILIPOVICZ rp standmg on the corner future at Rutgers preferred alge bra sports enthusiast dlsllked homework copiers A little nonsense now and then rs relished by the best of men WILLIAM I EVANS Royal Lancer flggety fingers on the trumpet mrestlmg rompeutor a Joe and ,lerrys fan 1 Basketball 1 Baseball l French Club l Band 12 Marchmg Band 12 Dance Band 2 4 Wrestling 2 3 4 Man of a few thousand words CARUL ELIZABETH FAGAN Hablts of goodness quietness mdu try dependablllty soclable nature G A A Sports 12 3 Commerclal Club 34 Pep Club 234 Echo Staff 4 Honor Society 4 Lnlzke most 0 us Carol goes about uzthoul much juss ELEANUR FUMA Assured and untroubled keen mmd F T A consistency In work sensmve qulet leader French Club 12 3 4 Llbrary Councnl 3 4 F T A 2 34 Secretary 4 Honor Society 4 Echo Typmg Edrtor 4 Echo Staff 4 Wrllzng and able Page I7 FRANK S FRANZYSHEN JR IN dx fllllfl Illdflllf fl I If t IIIHII 11 fri the fu ure xual xlt L I quiet rluymvtzon and earnest ,ai BARBARA MARIE GAGLIA Barb ene1g.et14 worker iarcei minded ax ourtonea wit per onined 1 s a L ount 1 4 rewli ent IINIIIIIIQ. an a er 4 ent I1 ll 1 I2 Dram 1 Her ums are wins of pleusuntness RALPH P GALLAGHER IR 'Ileehanital mind folumbia or Har xard bound hated thoQe mow ded hallwaw likes to draw IIPQILTIN of mat lime Kerman iluln IZ3 Honor Soiiety 4 amatim I ll I 7 34 Math 51 lence Presidint 2 Radio 1 llllt 4 getrmtars 4 burr lilrght I VII Feature I' 1or le! ltnonledgl grou from more to more THOMAS GLEASUN Amuaing companion precision on the mat untiring worker career minded faworitea liiators Nlr Nlar XX IIIIBIIIQ Fxtrawaganza 2 3 W rectling Squad 2 34 Double B flub 34 Seeretarw 4 The enthuwastrr and pleasing illusions of vouth Page I8 TI1eE IIOLORES MARIE GALLE I on-1 ientious worker littlr one tam t 11l true friend ee I Ilo 1 Stall 1 1 pleasing xmlle a the url! to unrli CI-IG CAROL MARIE GIAMELLA Pamtbruali entI111 I3 t maater of the baton goodwill ambassador Oli mv a fani w for fr1endI1ne dutie well pe rfoimed lwirler 34 Head Twirler 4 Honor Socletx 4 becretars 4 Iommercial Club I 7 3 4 I re ident 4 Delegate to 'N ,I Cirls State -Xlternate Delegate to IN ,I I 1t17enQI11p In titute 4 I'renel1 flu I2 C-L-L Sp0rtsI7'3 Iezer idle a moment but thriftx and thoughtful of others dd PATRICIA FULLER e 1 ani tl II at f carelullw groomed e 1 lorexer a friend e e LIIIII 7 Ncurfltr xping. I' IIIOI lloni Soni 4 Neiretary 4 Studmnt Ko 1 P re entatne 4 lou lllll Seldom it eztr meet one so quiet and suzet awejff. DALE GUBEL Prmceton go getter Doing what roms-Q naturallx conatant worker debonair Ginger A wreatler Q match o11r Student Council Veep qtudent fsmincil I 2 3 4 I we Prealdent 4 Football 12 '3 If reatliniz I2 3 4 Track I 2 3 4 A Cappella CIIOII' I 2 'I 4 Prealdent '3 Pep Club 4 Il he doesn t nrestle ideas he ll urectle men . , . lfatsvgmirip ja ,, '- ' Van- llut and vapzblf- . , . wneiblz- ' I . A 1r'1t11i11 VIII 'Ivxdyl H . . . sfio s . , . 'JIII1' ls tli' Iiivuksn , . . a j I1 UI tl14- .All l'10l'l'f' 1 t ' . -' 1' ' ., : int'Il'g:ent . , . Yi: ' g 'lf 31 ' ' . ' '. . 5 llle lflulm I1 I' p f L: 'l'gh1 3.4. Tn' ' 1 Iii ' 4: rr f Vety , Q ' ' .' ' I llII'Il R p- 14 of A I If . , . , o.A,A. swap 1,251 1,1111 1,1 3 -'1 a S- l,2.3,. 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' , HARRIS GULDBERG Wmsome smlle lower of the ab strart that rertaln Halr demon drlver Latm Club 123 Screening Board 4 Track 3 Pep Club 3 The manly part IS to do wzth mzght and mam what you ran do RUNALIJ HARVAT Lndetermmed future agreeable ways smnle deep laugh Ronnxe a pleasant Seruce Squad 3 4 quiet chuckle IS hzs wealth IUAN GRABOWY PETER I IilllICK Short and 'lllllei Om SIRI' Pete sports fan Arr Force gazer favorlte subjects-Busmess Math and ,lack Glee Club 3 G A A Sports 12 What secret delight a quzet lzfe ajords bound enjoyed hlstory sports pet peeve-Yankee fans study halls at drmk and be merry HELAINE ANN HAASE Quiet blonde enjoys televxslon baklng and cooklng meet her fancy tlon a job m the future Art Club 2 Nurse s Club 3 Trl H1 Y G A A Sports 1 34 G A A Representatne 4 GA A A good hem, ,5 better than SPOFIS3 all the gold zn the world Laugh and Helene laughs wtth you HELENE ANN GUM Irxdescent blonde shy affabxllty soft spoken definxte determma GERALD I GUULD Ta quret scholarly avor lte pastime troplcal fish and photog raphy enjoyed French I and II and Personal Use Typmg plans to attend Rutgers Unwerslty Latm Club 12 Photography Club 4 Honor Society 4 Good nature ts a great asset Us - 1 'X ' . , , . ' I . . h r ' . . G. l'.:w,.,. I I . ' . ' X .. 5 ' -4 . . . . . . . n ' Q . I . ' . 3 . - . 2 . - - 'v U E : : N . ' . . K . ' ' ' ' - we f . - ' ,, ' Q ilffflbFSf.F H' . . Q.-UL, A V 'w. , Wflmf vt Sag 15153 1 , ' 4ri:'916f'Z-airy ' ' l ' - , , - 2-' - ' s11:rifaaeeE'?s H ' 2 - ' ' , .' ' f ' Q . , ' ' - .-.,' -s Q Y, KA, . . ' . . . , ' 'Q ,M . . - ' 4 R . ' 1 ,,, .a - . , .: . 7 if ,,,,,,s, Q- . i , - . I , ' : '- - , f ' - I 1,Lf,,'r nl X l fi. - : . , ' NW' fy -- - - Q .. ' e ,, , 41.14. W' ...Q DENNIS HARVEY Harv The mechanic of cars dates with Claudia mto the wrld blue yonder frank outlook Track 2 Photography Club 2 March mg Band 3 4 The deep seated mtrzcaczes of his lalopy Page 19 LYNN HECKMAN Good sport . . . our band manager . . . eager helper . . . mirth and merry making . . . hobby-railroading , . . pastime-skating. Marching Band l,2,3,4: Band Manager 3.4: Extravaganza l,2,3,4. His delight is life itself. ' 1 . 9 . ANN MARIE HUGHES Mickey . , . friendly. . . contagious laugh . . , enjoys eating and writing to George . . , plans a career with an air- line. Dramatic Club 2: Glee Club 2: G.A.A. Sports l,2: Pep Club 3, President 3: G.A.A. Representative 4: Echo Staff 4. A merry miss with laughing eyes. Page 20 f KATHLEEN HRINIAK Kathy . . . future Ann Sothern , . . dancing and listening to rock 'n' roll . . . unforgettable History I with Mr. Mac . . . possessed a voice that carried . . . good attitude toward everything. A pleasant smile and the will to please. FRANCES HUDDCK Fran . . . enjoyed dancing and writ- ing letters to Steve . . . quiet but friendly . . , job as a stenographer. Home Economics Club 2,3.4. There is no argument to a happy smile. The CLASS MARY C. HUIJUCK Short . . . favorite subject was English II with Mr. Georges . . . career as a stenographer . . . Steve Soccer Kick 1: Home Economics Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,4: Honor Society 4. Thy happiness is contagious. DORIS MARIE HUDY Blonde . . . interest in modeling . . . enjoys riding around in a red and white ford with Chick . . . pet peeve is boys that are crazy drivers . . . favorite subject-office practice. Tri-Hi-Y 3: G.A.A. Representative I, 3.4: Glee Club 1. Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. NANCY E. HUWES Rhapsody in red . . . Boston University bound . . . a future lady in white . . . Bamberger's sales girl . . . enthusiastic student, French Club 1,2: Glee Club 1: Home- room Treasurer 2: Student Council Alternate 2: Nurse's Club 3,4: Pep Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Echo Staff 4: Honor Society 4: G.A.A. Sports 1. Not hall as fiery as her hair. IEAN FRANCES HULSE Future in college and with Richie . . . friendly smile . . . pleasing personal- ity . . . favorite subjects-typing, chem- istry . . . full of fun. Senior Play 4: Math-Science Club 3: Color Guard 4: Nurse's Staff 3: Nurses Club 3: G.A.A. Representative 2.4: G.A.A. Sports l,2,3: Extrava ganza 3. It's fun to be foolish. WILLIAM HUNT 1 enjoys eatmg sleepmg and gomg out with frlends favorite subjects are electrrclty and physlcs Navy college or technlcal school radlo enthuslast R8dlO Club 34 Presldent 3 Qutetness and stncerzty wtn all GLENN IVERSON Seemmgly qulet Navy career enjoyed gym llkes baseball football and huntlng Stlence has many advantages WALTER F IANUSZ Genuine genlal genteel accom pllshed plamst conscxentrous ant1Elv1s tall and stately tellxgent smcere Walt Honor SOCICLY 4 ACCOIdl0n Club 2 Service Squad 4 They are truly great who are truly good I KEITH ARMSTRONG HUNTER Ta good looking enjoyed smgmg rn the school choir first penod Englrslf' gesfnetry and psychology Football 1,2 ys Glee Clu 2 Glee Club 1,2 A ppella Chou l,2,34 V1cePres1dent 4 Dramatic Club 124' 3 4 Pres1dent4 Stage Crafters l 2,3 4 Chomr 4 Hall Squad 4 Honor Socl ety 4 Echo Advertlsmg Manager 4' Pep Club 4 Senlor Play 4 Dependabtltly clothed amtd personalzty J 'N . 'j 1 , Q , 44 ., 1 , ff ' , W .' f 11 - , I lv. D ,i sl V . 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I I . y 3 Z . . . v 5 H . . as ' . rs ' - - n IUHN S IONES ack a quiet s Army career seen at John s Con fectronary store favorite subject metal shop pet peeve-women teachers llkes progressne and modern jazz records Football 1 Dramatic Club 4 A good sport from beginning to end KENNETH VICTOR IARUS Ken frlendly full of llfe well llked enjoys sports Algebra I and eatmg career ln pharmacy Football 4 Basketball 34 Track 12 34 Latln Club 123 Senior Councll 4 Double B Club 234 Vxsual Alds Club 4 Stage Crafters 4 One of the best to have around ELIZABETH A IDHNSUN Betsy qulet but frlendly dnvrng llstenmg to the radio US Hlstory 1 plans to attend Berkeley Secretarlal School Glee Club 1234 Art Club 124 Senxor Trl H1 Y 4 G A A Sports 4 Of a gentle and agreeable humor KATHERINE IURGENSEN Kathy short dark and cute favorite pastrme-wrltlng letters enjoyed psychology class plans to enter secretarial school Bucky Cheerleader 34 Extravaganza 3 G A A Representative 1 Pep Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 C A A Sports 12,3 Dramatic Club 2 Thy happiness ts contagtous Page 21 IANET KAPUSHINSKY an good youe slnglng and dancln pa tlmes drrvlng skat mg and nngmg, fayorlte subject steno career as popular smger Accordion C lub 12 3 An ear for musze a IOICC of charm NANCY KOI'lL Ta slender curly harr Carmen plans for future include a job as a stenographer and later as a IIOUQPXNITP faxorrte subject Steno I Clee Club 12 Honor Socrety 4 Gracious and sweet attractively neat Page 22 MARILYN ELISE KISTNER Mxckxe a modelmg career favorlte pastxme was talkmg to Mrs Ceorges enjoys dancmg and lnstenrngz to musrc favorlte subjects U S History I and Engllsh III Student Council 2 ,Tumor Councll 3 Trl H1 Y 3 Commerclal Club 2 Home Pconomlcs Club 3 Llbrary Club 4 How can one gurl say so much? DONALD R KLINE Klmk Army bound enjoyed brology usually busy wlth huntmg fishmg archery and arrow makmg A perfect sport from begmnmg to end The ECI-IQ LILLIAN M KNEMOLLER r blonde fr1endly enjoyed OHIPC practlce and being with Daye hobby llstenmg to muslc office work pet pe-eve cllques or snobblsh people I lee Club 1 2 4 frzendly heart and a tumklmg eye PATRICIA KUBLISKA at pretty neat fr1endly smxle her faworltes Englxsh Cer man mu lc readmg and wrltlng career 1n journalrsm Douglass College Iatln Club I2 Art Club 1 German Club 1 Creatne Vl'r1ters Club 34 Searchl1ght2 3 4 Echo Class HISLOYIBD 4 Semor Council Alternate 4 G A A Sports A quiet smile a friendly uord il . . . s .:- , - . - . . . ' , s ...' - ' v Q - . .. ' , 1 ' tt - U - N . , . . : 1... , - ' V . J . ' . . , , , 2 I A I . . . . , , . I. ,, An ' ' 77 I ' as ' 7' ' 'C , . . 4' . . . ' , .. I . . . ,I . Q 7. , - ' , . . . . . H f .. . I. ' ' ' U . . 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' ' W Y - k 1 . , 3 ' . t. - - U .. - . ,, IOANNE KATHERINE KERN I oyer beautxful harr favor nte pastlme datlng Cll enjoyed psychology rlass plans to go to beautu-1an school Classroom Chalrman 12 Latm Club I 2 Cheerleader 3 4 Student Councxl Representatrve 4 C AA Representa me 3 Iep Club 34 Semor Play Prompter 4 Clee Club I GAA Sports 1 2 3 let us be gay ELIZABETH ANN KULOSKI Betsy Hx Honey enjoyed clothlng class hobby makmg her own rlothes pet peeye boys that walk on the mslde yslth gxrls I see only the brzght szde of ll e KENNETH KUSENSKY Ankles a good looking frxendly quxet pastime- bowllng favorite subject math dlslxkes people w ho never do homework and ask' for his ambltlon ls Rutgers and Curl Fngmeerlng Honor Soclety 4 Quzemesv and smcerzty wm all RALPH KUSH Lnlted States Alr Force enjoyed band and fhemtstrj enjoys TX Crea! frxendlw Nlarl han lland I 7 No one knous what hm fan dn nll he Ines ROGERS WILLIAM KRASE Lles a frxendly favor xte pastxme automoblles enjoyed blology plans to attend Tusculum College Where he meets a stranger he leaves a frtend BARBARA ANN KRESEFSKI Heart IS young and gay IHIICCIIOIIS laughter Barb constant source of amusement Home Fconomncs Club 23 Nurses Club 3 G A A Sports l A happy lace can only come through a happy heart THUMAS I KUMBATOVIC Tom undecxded about the future Ixkes to play baseball enjoyed ssoodshop class the most pet peeve Englnsh cute wavy hair mce all around frlend Football 123 Honor Socxety 4 There ts no frzend like a true frzend IUHN S KUNEY Kuney Rutgers Electrncal Engrneermg enjoyed mathematics classes best of all excellent scholar good mll toward all Latm Club 2 34 Honor Socmety 4 'Vlath Sctence Club 3 4 Searchltght 4 The only way to hare a lrtend ts to be one CATHERINE ANNE KOWALSKY Cathne mee clothes senous but frlenrlly favorite subject math plans to attend Douglass f ollege tearhlng career Student Councll 234 Chairman of Assembly fommlttee 2 3 4 Treasurer of Latm C lub 2 Honor Society 4 She takes pride ln her appearance PN- if RUNALIJ I LEBEDZ e 1 college l 'L baseball enjoyed I'ngIlsh most desplses Ins frnends rallnn lnm Flvns operatne student frlendly Ilaseball 2 54 Double H Club A pleasant smile and the will to please Page 23 .IAY LENUBLE Matts future seruee man later famlmrldge Radlo and T Y Sr hool records hked psyehologv the mo t hates Dodger fans e an as ter faslnoned mth mt ont tall l 2 'tl 4 XY re tlln 12 Ilnu n f BtIuh2'3-1 I'ue Squad 4 Make the ost of yourxelf lor that IS a there rs of you MARY ANN PATRICIA MANGINO Senstble PTIOUN and tatelx to ege hstentng. to rerord l'ngl1 It and Latln enthu ta t dam ln eager and reliable helper tu ent Kounul 'I Iep llul 4 lat Clum 12 C A A Hzpreentatue 4 TTIHIX 4 Her enlhuszasms and llttdlllflllxhfllflll knou no bound: Page 24 MILDRED ANN LePORE Mlllte keen appreclatton of of fue praetlu natural born secretary Tommy petlte and sweet heart enough for everyone pet peexe glgglmg gurl 'lrl H1 Y 3 4 Serretary 4 Her heart mer ows with kindly attx GARY PAUL LESSING Melun future WI enjoys huntlng and flhmg Ing all blond frlendlw always doing faxors for someone Track 12 Football 1234 Wrestllng 234 Love to some fnendshzp to many and good uzll to all The CLASS IUHN IUSEPH LIPTAK US HINTOTQ I llelen mak mg. and tudymg model planes quiet frlendly flothmg can bring you peace hut the lfllllllllh of prznelples ROBERT M MAERKEI. o sparetlme taken up by huntmg or llslnng llked hlstory and math classes best lNau frxend ly but s y good classmate eport enthu la t Stager :after I 2 3 4 YA restllng 3 4 'I Fark 1 2 3 4 A good sport 15 ezer rn demand LORRAINE ANN LENTO X tru: and pcrfert lady twplng. other graetue future serretart plavtng the plano Drakes IlllQllN'CS Night Sehool student flee Club I2 'Nurses Ofhre 2 Ar' rordlon flub 'S C' A A Sports l Here are the ewes that speak of many wonders CARMEN T MARUTTU Phalmat lst Rutgers enjoyed chemt try and Al ebra Il Nancy wonderful personalm llkely to suueed frlend to all Football IZ Basketball 12 Baseball 123 flee L luh 12 A Qappella f'ho1r I2 Student Counul I2 3 4 Fxtrawa aanla 'S Junlor fountll 3 Senior founc ll 4 Assoc late Busmess l' dltor of Lfho 4 laptam of Flre Squad 4 The reuard of one duly done lS the power to fulfill another - . - .' , V , . - v v' 1-4, ' - ' '- 1 f ,:.' ' 1. - I I ...,: 'slg ,':, ll- ' ' l .1 1... .. S. as I 'V as . 51 . .. - '. I . ' 5' 1 R D. ',t , '-.1' ' ' 5' . 1 ' ,. W.. ,, - - 17 1 71' ' 4- In - - L-ps u y - ' u '- as Lippy . . .Air Force.. .enjoyed B b . . . - ' ' ff' - ' . s s's. . . . . ya ' . , . I ' , . . e V' a ,,, . , . A ' T HIGH' .I - , - 1' - 's ' I g. I 's' ' s's . ' '- ' - - , . . , . l!--- ' - .',f:1 I .:. ' , ' . Sd l 'lfij fu:.in .Z ' --,3- 'l ,': - sl '- 1 ' L-51 ' 1 'A -f A . ., -. 1 l ' ' . -v I -4 . ' , .I 97 May our sailors be constant SAMUEL D. MARRIOTT Sam . . . Navy . . . cars . , . best vlass-mathematics. . . wit ., . friendly attitude to classmates . . . running to vlass late . . . good humored fellow. Baseball 1.2. as the needle and true as the rompassf' CAROL MCCOVERN f lerteal work 0 faxorlte classe lnglish and 1, S History 1 and II swimming pet peete dirty dungarees excellent tap dame-r friendly and helpful Auordgon ilub 1,2 flee Club 14 Honor Society 4 To all my friends I leate kind thoughts all 5 Q I , H , 1 . .. 4 Q f , NANCY ANN MARTIN THOMAS MARTIN Nan future secretary mirth Tom Navy sports minded and merry making likes skating favorite class-metal shop cars Fnglish collectxons of post cards friendly but quiet desires pennants and pictures her desire- shorter school day helpful to to tour U S someday enthusiastic classmates student Acttons speak louder than words flee Club 12 C A A Sports 1234 Her mtrth the world required o 1957 IOAN ELIZABETH MASTRULL secretary enthusiastic student Secretarial Practice class despises superficial people golden friend Pep Club 3-I French Club 1,2 Tri 1-11Y 34 Echo Staff 4 Class Treas urer 2 Be a ltfe long or short tts complete ness depends on what tt was lned lor CLAUDE T MAZZACO I laude a good dancer wxtty plans to attend Lmon ,Tumor Col lege enjoys hunting Sen ice Squad 4 Dramatic flub 4 A man of feu words but mom' thoughts ,sv Tr . tiff , MARYELLEN MARROW College hound . . . favorite classes- English, physics . . . Mike . . . working on Searchlight , , , horseback riding . . . helpful . . . friendly and unforgettable. l Class Secretary 1,2,31 G.A.A. Sports 1,21 ,lunior Red Cross 1,21 Will and Prophecy Editor of Echo 41 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Vice-President 4: Creative Writ- ers' Club 3,41 Searchlight 3,4, Editor in-Chief 4: German Club 3,41 Girls Citizenship 1nstitute'3: Honor Soci ety 4. A woman in earnest Ends meansg or if she cannot find, creates them. CARL SHEPERO MEIILENBECK Tiny lab assistant fondness of chemistry hshtng nice personality subtle wit drums Marehing Band 1 2 3 4 Student Coun l 3 Basketball Manager 1,2 3 Double B Club 4 Tmy and small but nlce Page 25 kt Q1 ' E0 S! ' . , 1 . . . . . . - , ,, . U Y t 1 - - - 1 1 1 - it - - v .R ' .Io ... L - ' ., 1 Z '- - K '- , 1 1 . . .- .. V - s ' ' , ' ' -' as 7 . y, fy ,I . Ao- , V I .1 wi 'fr' y v. . ., s . . , , 4 ev . . . . . . '- ,,,: - - . , . ' . j , - Cl 1 , : . ' I 1 I , 1 1 - - h- V ss - ' rv . 1 , . .. - , , . 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' LARRY M MERK ar future cuvll engineer plans to attend lehngh especially IIICCS chemistry coins as 3 hobby faxornte pastime rs worklng on car fnendly Band l Track 23 Math Sclence Club 3 Goodness L5 the only Investment that never falls EDWARD MDDNEY romment semor archxtecturnl minded auto enthusiast hand some kxd dependable Hall Squad 4 Honor Society 4 Budget Campalgn 4 Sctenee Fair 4 Whenexer men hate become sktllful archztects at all there has been a ten deney rn them to buzld huge Page 26 WILLIAM CHARLES IAILLET 1 Rutgers Umverslty bound fond of Chemistry lnterest held by Frshmg huntmg baseball and teleusnon good scholastlc student Knowledge zs the lamp of ltfe CDNSTANCE I MINER Connle qulet but frlendly thought foods and clothmg class were the best finds pleasure ln cooking and sewing future home maker Home Economlcs Club 234 Nurses Club 2 3 4 Doing easzly what others nd dz cult l5 talent The ECI-I0 ROBERT MICHAEL MIZEREK Muze Army public speaklnp 4 ass Joe and Jerrys C rusader I ombo re echoing laughter Latin Club 12 Marchmg Band 12 Dance Band 12 Concert Band 1,23 Wrestlmg 12 3 4 Double B Club 3 4 Learnzng laughmg and lovtng ltfe RICHARD MDNDRDNE Happy golucky good sportsman encouraging smlle future ln dehnlte swell guy proven ath ete kmd Joker short but rugged Wresthng 23 Double B Club 34 As happy a man as any ln the world for the whole world seems to smzle upon me PATRICIA MARIE MILESNICK at future secretary lkes television and radio enjoyed steno et peexe ts QYIOIDIHCD people flaw ihanrman '3 Junror Red Cros 4 Clee Club l A smzle for all a greeting glad an amzable jolly wax she had 1 Q64 I IDANNE MDRSE er lalllldl lTllI'llI like box am teacher future nur e Brook lyn tran fer I lee I lub 3 qome think the world nas made for lun ana' mln JOHN MOSCETTI Moose Where? Tlp Top Lunch eonette W nth W hom ' the guys of roureel Army future lxkable Yeah ta mo llked publlr' speakmg and Mr R0lJlTlN0Tl Q mg fan a happy hunter Anythmg for a laugh boys WWW gf CAROL ANN PANKOWSKI Speedy klnd nur-mg: Nt bool lllQIN lullblllx muan good Ildllllflll enjoyed lllNI0IS :ook lllg baking and motte- take up llfl time Yum- flub ll Home lronomue T lub l 7 I futazn mmethrng that makes czeryone hu hum! eww: 'Alf Q65 me war A' gsaflwgzgff PETER S NAGROIJSKI llandaome male artlstu ally talented outdoor man Navy commercial artlwt wlld llff- enthusiast nonitrur tlye thlnker trustworthy Stage: rafts re l2 3 4 Frho Art Fdl tor 4 The bourgeots artist who retains hts zntegrltv I5 the only really happy man tn the world MICHAEL ROBERT PALADINO l'aQy gum, :ffl 1 r mueleal all the xx ay Soutluastern loumana follege real fool drummer cheery Marfhlngz Band 12:34 Danre Band 2 3 4 fomert Band 12 34 Extrava g.an7a 2 3 4 There I9 no truer truth obtainable hy man than comes of music WALTER JOHN OKUROWSKI Okne pet peeve detention happy go luc ky sports and muslc' minded likes records Football 23 Marchmg Band l I ltke work If fascmates me I could szt and look at rt for hours DONALD PANEK on future as rx 11 :man likes uor'l- mg. on hm 1 ar fayorlte subyecta wood hop metalahop hot rod hobbyist ta frnendly Gmtle lzfe ts gay lf you make tt so 'Q 1' PATRICIA MURRAY XX :tty dam Ing liked glim- praetue future alrllne hostf-QQ Trl HI Y 3 4 Av merry as a rrreket LEONA H PANKOWSKI Lee ' competent Qtenographer znyoys muslc pleastng lIldlYILlll3l enjoys steno and danelng ff A A Sports 1 if A X Repreeenta me 5 Honor Soenety 4, Home Eco- uomns Club 2,3,-1, Y ue President 4 Cond nature ls agreeable Page 27 lflgzvi, QQTUA , Hf?7 J 'f'-'K 'j,f hifi L 'flidfi . f , , . , . . , ' . v . . 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' X' L , f f.vtg,1- .rf A 4 'f - ,fl .-on .'.ug,g 2 ,3 fe e: ng-14 ' , -aw ait ' ' 4' 0 ,iff RONALD I PASTUR may ur roperd quret rntcllut rr .rtrn Heal drflssel N .1 but Flea toner rentrous worker rnf ub Starr rght A lrall l Honor born-ty 4 A man of judgnrurt an I to llllki CUNCETTA PERONE Pleasantlx attrartrre frrendly per euaeron heart uarmrng smrle Qerretarx to lu rongenral rome-rea tronalrst CA A Sports 123 Art flubl Com merrral flub 3.4 Pep flub 34 'Her smrle rs the sweetest that ever was seen Page 28 NANCY M PEASE LURRAINE IUAN PEGA 1 aptnatrng blonde college asprrant Lorrre secretary to be re r tlreerful per onalrtw enjoy rrrr rg. aluau rc ads to be a frrend S ranr-h t lub 2 54 lreasurer 3 ec retarx 4 Marchrng. Band 12 'S 4 1 on ertlland 12 3 4 lzcho btafl 4 C A A are usuallw quret brrt attentnf lrkes to talk on the phone ltked brologw l'u ure 'Nurse llub 4 ,lunror l one 34 I -XA bports 'ml I 'Um 4 frrendlr grrl urth a smrle fo all Majorette Alternate 4 A frrendly sprrrl urlh happiness untold The CLASS ELEANOR I PEPPER uret actrxe lrstens to records enjoys Qquare danees and football games faxorrte subjeets brology and twprng. ambrtron secretary Fxtrar aganra 3 fommercral Club 3 4 f' A A Sports 12 3 Glee Club 3 4 Her ways are ways of pleasantness WILLIAM ll PEPPER Rather quret Nawy huntrng and hshrng. proud Martrnswrllran enjoxed metal shop outdoor man YY restlmg 3 As nrce as ther' come MOLLY PATULLO ood rrtrzen aluaws ron rderatf perseserrng trartv enjoys drn mg. rrndecrded future quret sort l'ren1 lr C lub 1 C A A Representatne 4 Student touncrl Alternate 4 If amen show a front of zron 4nd gentle rn therr manner thex lin bold zhrngs rn a quzet way WILLIAM ARTHUR PFEIFFER llrrrrrnrrtrxe stature actron packed good sport college preparatorx agrr eable flrarar trr responirble ' dependable a- helprng hand Ba-eball Manager l 3 Double B I lub 54 Thrnlr naught rr trifle though rt small appz ar Nrnall sands rrlalre lht or um momerrlx malre the war rgrigaff w r' I Al A -S 'rung . . , .tt ---rm . . . 'Pe . A rp -' . . . - S' . - ' A ' 5' , . . illll' 'ip' ' Ql1'0llt'Qll' vf- W 2 . . . . ' A ' 'E . . . r ' - ... ' ,.,. 'm'll ff' t fu I ' . ., ... 'f , - . . LA: V A. U I I I. .I A. ,Q . . , . Lat .l 1.2: . ' 'hl 2.3: llane- , If , - . : ,.. ,. , ' : ' 6 if ln V ,fl fl I I A I . . . sv, 'I if, XL ,rf f f -Q. . . A r r FE' Y J ' l ibn I 1 I .s ll...: j '. d r',.. I' ' . ' .i ' ' 2 -- ' 1 . : 1 - ' t .' J sk Q ' 1 ' ' Ref If .' .. . Z l' ' : I. ... Cr ., f. 1 Z., .., E 1.2. S1 's 12.3.41 Pep Club 3: J fl ' -V ' V U- ' r ',', .35 'V I M '.', , I Q' - .... A 1- . . S . . 1 , . ' I .. n f ROBERT S PHELPS Amlcable classmate Arr Force radno fanatxc huntmg and fishmg casual car enthusiast favored physncs Football l Ylsual Ards Club 4 Radio Club 4 Pres1dent4 Ltje ts a jest and all thmgs show rt I thought so once but now I know IJ 1 HM t ill. HELEN PUNGRATZ loot le- llked chemistry dis lnkes too muth homework enjoys lnlllnllx mum 1 A X Sports 1,234 els nrre as they fume THUMAS I PLUHAII Butch football hero genuxne sportsmanshlp future Unlverslty of Tennessee carefree type ladles man Football I 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Wrestlmg 3 4 Double B Club 3 4 MICHAEL I PLAVETZKY I erv blond SCll'IlllIatlYlg personal actrve Lehlgh bound electrlcal engineer math and elec tromcs wlzard outdoor llfe Class N lce Presldent l Jumor Councll 3 Senlor Council 4 Searchlzght 4 Student Councll Alternate 4 Honor SOClCly 4 Y tee Pres1dent4 The real ones the rtght ones the strarght ones and the true A mmd of cleverness and wtt The peerless sportsmen thezr num bers are but few 0 V957 IOANNE POLAKIEWIGZ buslness world hkes to read and sew enjoyed Algebra I and II French Club 1 FTA 1234 Vlce Prestdent 4 Honor Society 4 Search ltght 34 Echo Staff 4 Junlor Red Cross Club 4 G A A Sports 3 S'he speaks belzeves and acts just as she should IUHN PLUTAR 'Nlu u mmded happy studl ou hard worker pharmaclst bug smlle Acc-ordzon Club 12 Echo 4 Red Cross 4 Muszc speaks under his ngers LUCILLE PIIIUNE wxtty m a hurry future secretary sports mmded me skates Hlstory I Pep Club 34 CAA Sportsl23 Laugh and the world rvmfaughs wzth you ,Lat Meeks ELIZABETH PONICHTERA Betty future secretary Joyed oflice practlce roller skating enthusiast C A -K Sports I2 Iwtrawaganza 3 Trl H1 Y 3 A cerlazn szmplzczty that makes eteryone her friend Page 29 - E Q - . .. .I . . , . . . 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SMEILA MARY REOFORO llans to attend college enjoyed chemistry and Advanced Math at dislikes girls that brag Latin flub 12 Pep Club 2 Nurses Club 2 Student Council Represents tye'i f-KA Sports1234 Honr Society 4 Math Science flub 3 Art Club 4 Cuidance Office Staff 34 Echo StafT 4 Searchlight 4 She hlls the mr with pleasantness Page 30 3? v' 1 ARLENE JOYCE PUZIO Tw., lhickie set retarial work in the future dislike concerted people enjoys dancing tollecting records and eating fayorite subjects math English ofhce practice Cool lt CAA Sports1234 P j if 5. all A 13491 ROBERT I PYOKOWSKI tame from S0mCfNl11C in 1955 likes to listen to politics and hillbilly music enjoyed history Bo One of the best to hate around like champagne she sparkles FRANK RADOSTI l'uture ailor friendly good dam er helpful sports fan Football 12 'S I atm C lub 12 e terla Squad 4 Fire Squad 4 Fxtraya ganza 2 Ready wtlllng and able BETTE LOUISE RANIER Bette artistic talent plans for setretarial and art work joyed l-nglish likes drawing read mg and covyboy music dislikes teachers who talk too much Art Club 134 Youth Week Class Representatiye 3 Echo Staff 4 -1 frtendly spzrtl wzth happiness untold Wg! W f Z ROBERT E. PROKOPOZYK Bob . . . plans to attend college . . . enjoyed algebra . . . likes hunting. fishing, ears, and driving. Football 1,23 Track 1,2. 'Nome think the world was made for fun and frolic-So do I. THOMAS RESOH l'njoyed history hunting is his pastime likes growing orchlds l'xtray aganza l 2 A lzttle nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men If few , , wi, . . f V V I1 ',' ' .. ' ' ... b. ' - Q I ' ' x ' 1 A at V va 1 - - .4 - sv ' ' 1- ,. . , , , . . .4 0 - ,, A - A lf i ' t ' . . . .... . . . ' ' ' . . , en' ' ...:,'f ,:Caf- .' 1 1 ' I : . : A ' - q . O s . . . - - it , - - H . ' 1 I . . . - ' 1 ' ' ,Q-W E J! ' ,,f, I ' I 4 I 'I fel :N . , ,att . ,,,, V H , . ' I . : . : . .' H ' : ' . - ' ' H i'.:i...., . o A : 1 ' ' , 1 . . . 7,526 . 'X K, J ,i X F L , IUDITH CAIL REYNOLDS udy future nurse lkes sports and readm dnsllkes con celted people always busy llttle redhead Marching Band 12 Pep Club 3 lon rert Band I Honor Society 4 C A A Representatlve I C A A Sports 1,2 3 4 Trl Hu Y 'S 4 Pres1dent4 Nurse s Office StaIT 234 Echo Senior Staff to I'd1tor 4 I ym Ofhce Stall' 2 Span rsh tlub 2 3 4 Nurses Club 4 She mat be lzttle she may be shy But theres a twinkle zn her eye MARIE SABATINO Dodger fan hates dead beats Jolly slncerlty reflected xn soft brown eyes welcomed m any group That's the breaks wrt and mlnd so clear Salou French Club 1,2 G A A Sports l,2,3 Searchltght 4, Echo Staff 4. Honor Socxetw 4 Senmr Councxl 4 Fa1thlul to duly to the end A perfect sport and loyal friend Q ,fax LYDIA CATHERINE RCIJCERS Seen every hrst penod mth absentee sheets wearer of bangs Bunny lustrous hanr leads m plays and evtrawaganzas cherxshed frnend CAA Sports l Clee Club l Red Cross C lub 3 4 Y lce Pres1dent3 Pres ldent 4 Pxtrawaganza 3 Senior Play 4 Honor Socxetw 4 GAA Repre sentatlve 23 Student Council Alter nate 3 4 Her Lone nas ever soft gentle and 011 In errellenl thing rn a woman PATRICIA ANN RUMANC Patty Ann Berkeley BUSINESS School enjoyed shorthand listening to records dlsllkes gossxps 'Wo Klddln George Latin Club 12 TFIHIY 34 .lunxor Councnl 3 Junxor Red Cross 4 Pep Club 3 4 .Shes charming and sweet So deltczously neat '57 1395 .Jw WW Qi PATRICIA CAII. RUIICERS at plannmg to attend secre tarlal school enjoyed psychology pastime getting together mth the klds GAA Representatlve 14 Pep Club 234 Student Council 24 Cheer leader 234 Head Cheerleader 4 An attractive kind of grace PATRICIA NANCY RUSTIC a cute Interested m sung ln llkes hxllbllly and rock n ro future beautlclan Eddle Trl H1Y 3 The mzldest manners the gentlest heart ANTHONY I RICCI Seemmgly quiet college and Navy plans seen at Joe and Jerrys enjoyed Algebra II likes sports Baseball 2 He only looks serzous ANTHONY I SADUSKY Tony plans to enter college or the service enjoyed World Hlstory llkes huntxng Servlce Squad 4, Flre Squad 4 I do what I please, I do tt with ease Page 31 HELEN A SALVATO a future stenographer enjoyed psychology lrkes to hunt favorlte pastlme lrstentng to hull bllly records Spanish Club 2 3 4 Tr1H1 X 3 4 Treasurer 4 Honor Soclety 4 Not too backward not too forward ROBERT SOAHHICOHIO o qulet saxophontst future mechanlc enjoyed Algebra I and ll drslrked homework Football I2 Marchl-ng Band 13 Fx travaganza 13 Dance Band 34 Dont wake me up-Pm sleepzng' PATRICIA CAROL SOHUESSLER a plans for office work enjoyed A Cappella Cholr and US Hxstory ll collects popular and htllbllly records dlslrked drsre spectful students always frnendly A Cappella Chorr 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Accordlon Club 1,23 Secretary 23 Extravaganza 23 Honor Socxety 4 The mtldest manners and the gentlest heart THOMAS SAHSOHE Quxet efficlencj mtelllgent congemal asset to wrestllng team future college medicine IS hrs callmg enjoyed math always eager to help Tom German Club 12 Track 234 Wres- tlmg 2,34 Double B Club 3 Treas- urer of Student Counrxl 4 Honor So ctety 4 Prestdent 4 Dramatic Club 4 Loads of fun combzned ulth athletzcv equals a smcere personaltty an -- ' r ' ' ' ' . rt sv ' . '- '- Y A Q 1 - . Z 1 1 - v 1 . - ' 1 v - - Q . , u ,, I ' , n . . . ' - . s - ' H . V. . , . . . ,, ' .4 rs P t . . . . . , - Bb ... ' A , v Q Q . A ' . 1 1 , I 1 1 1 1 - A u Q - n 1 Q Q 1 . 1 z ' Y ' . , X u - .3 1 fr '. lf. 'T F Y ,lk A ' f ' ' ,..'f,','p :4:,f , A , aw - t I' I K X A L 5 Y 5,5 f.. A gint. PIA, Y. Y , 1 q V y N ' . . . V Y , . ' I .. . . . as . . . ss - ' . q - v - ss ' 99 ' A A As' 1 .. vw . .. vt . . . . . ' , u V - . ,, ' . . . . . . , . ct- v - n RONALD CHESTER SHERWIH Ronny gets along mth exeryone always mllrng conslderate spontaneous smrle trustworthy sports mlnded fawored hlstory class headed for the sewxce The only way to haue frtends IS to be one Page 32 IOSEPH l SETTINERI Athletic abrlrty lrkes football enjoyed hngllsh cheerful smlle Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Track 1,2 3 4 What should a man do but be an athlete? ROSE SHEREOOS Constantly smgmg or collectmg rec ords future stenographer wrlt mg letters and dancing gentle dark eyed gamme qulet manner appeallng smlle muslc has charms. Glee Club 1,2 3 A Cappella Choxr 34 How sweet and fazr she seems to be IREHE SHULAOK Irene soclable fun lovmg pleasant appearance class prodrgj personalxty plus wrllmg likes dancmg ltstemng to rock and roll and wrrtmg letters to Rlchard future secretary G A A Sports 1 Honor SOCICIY 4 She wears a halo of seremty RICHARD A SHUTACK Duck all around guy qutet leader frrendly shyriess mtent THVOFILC9-m8Lh and hrstory headed for college Football 12 3 4 Baseball 12 3 4 Stu dent Councnl 12 3 4 President 4 Class lresndent 3 Double B Club 23 4 Honor SOCIETY 4 He only rs a well made man who has a good determtnauon WADE ALISUN STALLER Frxendlw neser too busy to help others passes tlme by watching TY enjoyed math Handsome dlsllkes to See girls wearlng flat shoes Unlversrty of Oklahoma hrs future our weather forecaster and baseball fan mdustrxous s n cere There's determination htdden tn hrs qutet ways CATHERINE ANNA SLUVAK Kltty pleasant smrle wrtty personallty loyal frlend spends much of her time llstenmg to rock n roll secretarlal goal Serrously now G A A Sports 1 Honor Soclety 4 Pert chrpper and saucy SIMONA P E SIAITS Smxttj rmpressronable person rlch woxced dependable polrsh of secretary classes favored Fngllsh smgmg and psychology walkrng readrng and domg drshes drsllkes people who dont say hello flee Club 1234 GAA Sports 2 A merry heart goes all the day 0 I957 MARY ELIZABETH SIIUIRE Betty a true frlend appealtng eager helper fun lovxng and reader clerical goal fommerclal Club 1,234 Searchlzght 4 Spantsh Club 2 C A A Sports 1 2 3 4 Sober steadfast and demure NINA L STAFFELLI Page boy blonde beautiful dreamer tactful language and math mclmatlon happlest at Seaside Heights Duke Unnerslty Honor SOCIETY 4 Spamsh Club 34 Latm Club 1 Marchmg Band 12 Concert Band 1,2 Pep Club 3 Echo Staff 4 C A A Sports 1 23 4 Extrava ganza 3 Pleasanlness conquers all things BARBARA ANNE SIEBEL Barb: mdescent blonde complacent and full of God s grace good sport nnterest muslc future Trenton State Teachers Col ege Twrrler 4 A Cappella Choxr 12,34 Qearchltght 34 FT A 3 4 Accordion Klub 34 Tr1H1Y 34 GAA Rop- resentatne 4 French Club 1,2 Muszc ts well sand to be the speech of angels ,re SUSAN ELIZABETH STANGLE ue a smlle for everyone carefree and gas expressxve eyes subjects most enjoyed were office practlee and ty pmg being with Don was her favorxte pastime dislikes catty girls plans for the future Include a secretarial positron 1 ery good Spamsh Club 2,3,4' Trl Hx Y 3,4 If A A Representatne 2 ulundness gums many lrtends Page 33 IAMES STANISLAW lm easy to please frnendlx sportsman specxal mterest rn US History I headed for Uncle Sam Football 3 4 Theres nothmg so becomes ll man as modest sttllness and humtltty PETER J STAZO Pete qulet but tt all comes out nn hrs marks affable sold rharar ter considerate IS heart belongs to Chemlstry pastime cars grrls future undecided Seruce Squad 4 Honor Soctety 4 As he thznketh rn hrs heart so ts he DAVID GEORGE STEVENSON Dave competent congenial oya math sports mtnded college campus Searchltght 234 Sports Editor 4 Echo Staff 4 Latin Club 1,2 3 Track 23 Echo Sports Edttor 4 Photog raphy Club 2 Student Council Alter nate 3 Cafeteria Squad 4 Honor So clety 4 Its ntce to be natural when you re naturally ntce ANTHONY NICHOLAS STANZIOLA Tonv wavy halr and long eye lashes qutet but sure fun when you re w1th htm wood shop expert only complaint detentlon IS too ong bellbottom trousers Stlence has many adtantages file It L, , Y ' 'l 2 . he . , , C ' ,' l . y U I ' I - , . l . . . . u y . 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U 1 - vs rage 1 CAROL STYS farol packed mth charm and vttallty always smlltng pert and pretty neat appearance specializes nn saying H1 favors steno and Pngllsh III much of her tnme IS spent tn wrrtrng letters to Joey future plans Include secretarial work C A A Sports 12 Pep Club 3 4 A pleasant personalzty a wrnrung srrule Page 34 OAROLYN E STUMPF Tum but dynamlc lnfectlous glggle soft spoken qutz kld frrendly unassuming a boy named Blll enjoyed algebra most plans to go to work pet peewe boys who thunk nts smart to make thelr tures squeal C AA Sports l Echo Staff 4 Honor Qocrety 4 Semor Council Alternate 4 Blessed with that charm RICHARD I. STURDIVANT Rrch delights tn maklng Jokes ewerybody s friend congental academic smcere hard worker wtlllng to accept responsl bllxty hkes electrtc shop most cars take up most of hls txme e peeve length of school day lndus trlally minded Honor Soclety 4 Be stlent and safe stlence never betrays you JULIUS SULMONETTI Iwerybody s chotce mustc bug sports actne lntellrgent quick laughter gun out for gum chewm glr s Ohlo State French Club 12 Basketball 1 Con cert Band 1234 Honor Soclety 4 Marching Band 1234 Class Prest dent 4 Track 123 Boys at Representatne 3 l'drtor1nCh1ef o Echo 4 gel reterence sell knowledge self aonlrol These three alone lead t soteretgn power LORELEI DIANE SUTTON Lory sweet and patlent obllgmg wlnsome smlle glfted musical ablllty college hound future teacher latm Club 12 French Club 34 A Sports 1234 FTA Marchlng Band 1234 Pep Club 3 Orchestra 3 Cym Office Staff 23 Home Room Representatne 2 Honor Soclety 4 Trl-HIY 4 Echo Stall' 4 loncert Band I234 Senior Coun Fl 4 Her lttlle nameless unremembered acts of kzndness and of love '.... !- ' ROSE OAROLYN THOMPSON W orks at Lloyd's Pete and a Ford likes psvchologx plans for marriage dxsllkes stuck up people 4 light heart Ines long FRANCES ANN SZOBONYA Fran lnfectlous laughter dancmg and Shorty are her favorxtes collects records dlsllkes moody people competent atm sec retary Student Count-nl Alternate 4 Commer clal Club 3 4 G A A Representatlve 2 GAA Sp0rts1234 Laughter ts not at all a bad begtnntng for a frtendshtp CHARLES JAMES TERYEK Chas you cant mxss hxm that mtellectual look determmed always wlllmg just an old pro at football popular nonchalant hard worker hxs first love geometry spent most of his tlme workmg on a certaln 48 Ford con vertlble Class Vlce President 2 3 Student Councnl Representatne 2 3 4 Football 1234 Double B Club 34 Sergeant at Arms 4 The noble acts zehtch he dtd and hts greatness they are not wrttten for they were very many VIRGINIA MARY TELLER Ginny frlendly determmed qulet and studlous the more you know of her the better you lxke er charmmg appearance enjoys popular and western musxc llkes Steno and Clothmg goals- to be a secretary and marrxage Glee Club 1 Jumor Council 3 Honor Society 4 The jirst element of success ts deterrnznatzon REGINALD THOMAS eg classroom wlt always happy steadfast oya unassummg bowling star favored blology headed for Mont clanr College He that ts of a merry heart hath a conttnual feast gg , FRANK SYDLOWSKI IR Sonny crevtcut speclal must cal man just give hnm a car devoted screntlst dependable Bucknell bound Concert Band 1,234 Dance Band 1 234 Marchmg Band 1,234 Honor Society 4 Echo Staff 4 Extravaganza 1,234 Ah my clartnet and I RICHARD OOUGLAS THUM Ru kv ' tollege f I liked psychology class LFIHQCFSH pastnme taken up by horseback rldlng, fishing hunting well rounded per -onalm Wrestlmg 3,4 Good nature and good sense are good companions Page 35 H 1-. .t . 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I n 5 1 , X, 5 . as ANTHONY TRINCHERA Future serviceman Ski hunter and fisherman rampaigner for shorter school days Baseball 2 I s great to be good natured ll always wms the heart STUART WAHL u mtty future Includes molle e lrkecl al ehra and chemistry lla e harp dres er football Mana er 23 Double B flulr 'S 4 YY restllng 3 4 Smzlc and the uorld smllex wzlh you Page 36 CONSTANCE URBANUWICZ lonme enjoyed oEice practrce future typtst qulet but mce brunette tresses ROBERT C VELCHECK Sleppy time guy 0 co lege bound friendly smlle Baseball 1 Latm Club 12 Senior She s likable laughable and lovely Councll Alternate 4 Be stlertt and safe szlence never betrays you The CLASS BARBARA ANN VINTERE JOANNE VISCHETTI Bobble happy hearted o record listener English to be mth broad grln char enthuslast genlally cordlal C A A Sports 1 3 CA A Representa ar ter topped wlth humor C A A Representatne 1 Nurses Club the 2 Pep Club 234 Echo Staff 4 34 G A A Sports 1234 I have a heart for every joy Heres a happy go lucky azr a heart untroubled by throes of care RAYMOND LOUIS TYLECKI Ray , , , Rutgers , , , perseverance trll work ns done mcely dressed good classmate enjoys reading best class geometry May those who exert the lndustry of the bee be ltke htm laden wtth rtches RITA MARIE WALLITSCH 1 reserved llked chemxstry and of course boys future mcludes 4-:uae and college I-K A Sports1234 To know her rs to lzke her MARTHA MARIE WALSH Marty pleasing personality full of fun bookkeeping and house keepin plans for the future seam e hates hot roddlng. Home Room Representatne l C A A Repre entatne C A A Sports 12 3 4 Clee Club l Harness rs of great importance IOAN ANN WILLIAMS Willie . . . pretty . . . likes roller skating, U.S. History I . . . pet peeve -noisy study halls . , . future-office work and marriage. German Club 1.2. A personality that attracts. JAMES W WARRELMAN Ace tall and blond hopes to join Naxy likes riding arounfl with a certain girl pet peewe teachers 4 snule and a word for eteryone CAROL JEAN WEAVER Short and mute plans to become hookkeeper or accountant enjoys watching television and listening t Rock and Roll pet peeve teacher who always think they re fl ht C' AA Sports 12 Clee Clubl Honor Society 4 Latin Club 1 2 Contentrnent ts the secret of happzness 0 l957 ALBERT EDWARD WEDDERMAN Albie interest sports certain blonde ba ketball ace tall and blond Basketball l 2 3 Somettrnes I Stl and think and somettmes I just Sl! E CHARLES WELCH. IR Chas enjoys sports math Snow future college friendly all around guy Student Council l Football 1234 Wrestlmg 1,2 34 Band l Latin Club 1,2 Double B Club 3 4 Vice President 3 President 4 Class Vice President 4 Theres deterrntnatton htdden by hts qutet uays 1:4 JIIDITH WARNER Puza friendly smile ofhu work and marriage for the future lsn t that mute' llked being with Walter LS History l with Mr Nlar dislikes snobs Hit '3 Pep Club GAA Sports l To know her well is to like her better W- PAULA WOU Day dreamer . . . character fashioned with humor . . . likes baking, cooking and trying out new recipes . . . Hong Kong beauty . . . talking talent. Tri-Hi-Y 4. She may look quiet but look again. Page 37 ELAINE KAY WRIGHT N-ie-iir dignity , . . enjoys sewing . . , . . , favorite class-r-lothing. GAA, Sports 1: Student Council Rep- resentative 3: Twirler 3.4: Honor S0- ciety 4. They are truly great who are truly good. wa ffhxl FLORENCE YACKOWSKI Florie . . . enjoys listening to rec- ords . . . future plans include secre- . . , happy riding in a certain green Mercury. As pleasant ax the day is long. THE CLASS UF 1957 SONJA YALSH futurefhusiness education. Cluh 1.2: Searchlight 3.4: Council 4: Color Guard 4. She does all things willingly and well. long tif-sses . , , college in the future- tarial work . . . Now is that nice? Busy brunette . . , efficiency tinged Tom . . . silent artist , . . fancy for with merrymaking . . . Cas out! . . . fiSlling . . . doodles and sketches . . . F.T.A. 1.2.3.4. President 4: French flvm' Senior Silenfe has many adz'anlage.e. LAVERN R. ZAREMBA Dark and quiet . .. future in drafting field . . . enjoyed reading, water sports. fishing. drawing, and mood working . . . pet peeve-females. I speak through silence. ADAM ZAVALICK Butch . . . South Bound Brook boy . . . armed forces future . . , rock 'n' roll records . . . Van's . . . favorite subject-physics. Laugh and the world laughs with you. THOMAS ZELESNICK hopeful hunter . . . future college stu- Page 38 ANDREW IOHN ZANGARA Andy . . . gas station in the future hall . . . favorite class-gym. The prinripal business of life is to enjoy it. ' SONIA MARY ZORELLA 5unya'i . . , reading and driving en- thusiast . . . sense of humor . , . willing worker . , , Persian cat named Fschii Chu. French Qlluh l.2.3.4: Searrhlight 3.4: l.ilu'ai'y filuh 4: ffrlm Stall 4. HA light heart lives long, . . . likes hasehall. lmaskethall. and foot- Sf'VVlf'f'm3n - - - likes Hismfy I and ROBERT ZINGLER Holi , . . driwing enthusiast .. .future fooling with cars. Baseball 1.2. ff quiet fellow. but a good une. SENIORS NOT PICTURED Raymond Billman lean Paprzycki John Kiddish Charles Smoot FRDM BEYUND THE RIPPLING-THOUGHT WAVES FLASH' Bee beep' Hurrah rt works Ha ha hee' I heard thrs strange mrxture of sounds and shouts upon enterrng the electronics laboratory of the notorrous Profes sor John Kuney As I halted somewhat frrghtened two assrstants Mrke Plavetsky and Ralph Gallagher strode qurckly to restrarn the leaps and other athletrc feats of the Professor After hrs excrtement subsrded he explamed to me hrs drscovery of a thought wave televlsron apparatus You need only to thrnk of a person or place and my machrne wrll tune rt rn automatrcally he declared You are welcome to test rts effectrveness I was happy to accept thrs rnvrtatron and allowed my mmd to wander On the screen there appeared a large hos prtal whrch I recognrzed as Somerset Gorng up the starrs to the burldrng were several grrls clad rn whrte Joanne Morse Nancy Howes Judrth Reynolds Lorrarne Draco and Celrne Barbrerr all grumblrng about that rarse thev drdn t recerve In the hall there were more famrlrar faces to be seen Walkrng brrskly down the corrrdor was Barbara Castell: hummrng a tune to Ann Marre Hughes who was berng pushed along on a stretcher whrle explarmng her afflrctron to another nurse Angela DeCastro Ann Marre was suffer mg from an rnfected hangnarl acqurred as a stewardess on the Teryck ulrck Lrptak Inc Arrlrnes rn collrsron wrth the skylrner of a rrval firm Dudley Kush and Barbara vech Comfortrng the patrent was another stewardess Pat 'Vlurray and the prlot Dennrs Harvey Next I saw the chemrcal laboratory of the hosprtal rn whrch pharmacrsts Carmon Marotto and Kenneth Jarus were argurng wrth medrcal technologrst Rose Ann Chra rellr over her dragnosrs of a blood sample taken from the Golden Arm of Pat Bartow world re knowned trumpetrst In the next room Dr Barbara Gaglra famed psycholo grst was applyrng her secret method of headshrrnkrng to composer Walter Janusz who was over excrted by the success of hrs latest song Heartbreak Motel sung by Janet Kapushrnsky Down the hall farther was a large office room where I recognrzed sex eral typrsts clustered around the watercooler Katherrne Jorgensen Carol Stys Teresa Cremmecky luelyn Larmon Carol Bozzo Myrtle Clark Eleanor Pep per and Lucrlle Perone Suddenly they all scurrred back to work as Mrldred LePore and Joyce Arcrerr who ap peared to be the hosprtal clerrcal bosses came frownrng through the doorway Rushrng out of the operatrng room was Dale Gobel brarn surgeon followed by hrs assrstant Tom Sansone They were drsagreerng vrolently over the technrque of an operation and were allowmg the patrent a smokrng perrod whrle they came to a conclusron Suddenly around a corner came heart specralrst Arvrd Errcsson pursued by Pat Koblrska and Joe Calabrese of the Bound Brook Chronzcle who were tryrng to persuade the doctor to release hrs new operatrng method to them A foot was mrsplaced accrdentally and the floor came up to greet the doctor Pat Fuller who was wartrng to demon strate her Itsre Brtsre electrrc potato crusher to the head cook scurrred to hrs ard The prcture on the screen began to fade strangely agarnst my wrll Then another prcture appeared It was our own B B H S larger but strll essentrally the same Next I saw Art Consolr prrncrpal and Catherrne Kowalsky vrce prrn crpal loudly reprrmandrng a student I was surprrsed to recognrze Dolores Galle and Patrrcra Rodgers who were the oliice secretarres Thomas Gleason athletrc drrector was pep talkmg some freshman whrle hrs secretary Joan 'VIastrull grrnned at the famrlrar Irnes In the gurdance ofhce were Barbara Srebel Wrllram Connelly and Sonja Yalsh B B H S counselors and therr secretarres Angelrne DlGlOSaf3Il0 Marlon Consalyo and Geraldrne Czahor Teachrng rn the burldrng I notrced Janet Benett Ger man Jean Darley mrchanrcal drawrnff Eleanor Foma musrc and Gayl Clark general math In charge of the bookroom were Kathleen Hrrnak and Vrrgmra Teller Busrly bent oyer a blue prrnt of the new hrgh school were archrtect Fd Moonev and the cryrl engrneers of Schutack Incorporated Drrk Ken Kosenskv and Larry Merk Blrnk' Beep' Crash' My machrne shouted Professor Kuney What have you done to rt9 Get out out-out' Out I went wrth the ard of the two assrstants I was grateful for the opportunrtv to see some of my frrends a am and happv that they we re all so prosperous I only wrshed that the machme had lasted long enou h for me to yrsrt wrth more of them NIARYELLEN Murrow I sc - 79 . . . - ' ' . , . , . , , - 1 ' 1 1 , 1 1 1 , . , ' 1 ss - . . . 1 . 1 - - - - - 11 cc - . 7 ' H- ' ' 7' - ' cc 59 ' 1 . . 9 - . . . . . 66 , , , W , 1 1 1 1 , . 7 , 4 1 1 - . . 1 v , 1 1 1 , ' ' 7 A . 1 ' ' . , , 1 Q 1 - 1 , . 1 1 1 ' , . 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' 1 , ,L ' 11111 THRUUGH MAGAZINES JUST FUR HOLIDAY Bouler breaks down NEWSWEEK Week of getting report card grades Behlnd the Wheel Beglnner sn new Drlver Ed car Letters' Mrs DuBowlk s steno classes Who and Where Favorute questions on Mr Mac s tests Short Stones Mrs Georges pet assugnment What they are saymg Teachers Meetnng Everybody s acting Senior Play The Complete Mystery Why teachers glve homework Now They ve Done It Extended dlsmlssal bell to 3 30 lt s the Law' No gum chewung Why don t they' Have 50 mrnutes for lunch periods Somethlng s Flshy Mr Mac s erasers are mlsslng again The Short Short Story Reason for belng late Modern Llvmg Elevators In school On the Spot Searchlight reporters The Meeting Echo Staffheads Between Us Echo Dedlcatlon Splrlt of the Future Sensors 03 Famous Lost Words Two minute speech for publlc speaking Smllmg Faces Flrst day of school FIELD AND STREAM Passnng between classes LOOK' No homework Speaking of pictures Echo photographer Worth frammg 95 on report card PATRIFH Bn ARDINEI I A LAUGHS Page 43 l ll ' I 11 I H ll I I . l Y H I ll I . . , ll ' YI l - , . ll I ' ll I 1 ' ' II I ' II ll I II u I ll I n I 'll I I ll I Il I . ' . an ' I ' VI I , . . . H I ll I H ' ' II I ll YI I n ' ll I ll ll I II ' ' I II ll I YI H ' ' ll I . ll ' ' I ll 44 ' ll I A Senior LUUK at School Photos by GA LLAGH ER ..-V' Q 2'-45 -mmf mm 1 lla: l,' ' f ' d if 'Y Ag Q if Page 44 LUKE'S SWEET SHOPPE 264 W. Union Avo. Success, Class ol '57-LU ZAN'S MEN'S I1 BOYS' WEAR 405 E. Main St. Bound Brook Bound Brook Compliments ol MAIDEN LANE BEAUTY SALON Success to the Class ol '57 MAM'SELLE BEAUTY LOUNGE 14 Malden Lane, Bound Brook 311 W. Union Ave. Good Luck from MAROTTO S CLEANERS Frank Marotto Prop. 101 Talrnadge Ave. Bound Brook Bound Brook MARTIN S 211 E Maln St Bound Brook Best Wrshes MAZUR S SHELL SERVICE Umon 81 Thompson Ave Bound Brook McMAHON AUTO REFINISHING 454 W Umon Ave Bound Brook Success Class ol 57 W Umon Ave MIDDLEBROOK DINER Establushed since 1930 EL 6 2330 7 W Mann St MIKES WOOLEN SHOP Michael Barber, Prop MILLIE S MILLINERY EL 6 2624 427 E Mann St Bound Brook Bound Brook Bound Brook MONSELL BROS Auto I1 Bike Parts I1 Accessories 17 HCIDIIVOYI SI Bound Brook NAT S CAMERA SHOP INC E Mann St near Mountarn Ave Bound Brook OWSIK MARKET EL 6 1216 141 Vosseller Ave Bound Brook PATULLO BROS EL 6 2141 316 Talmadge Ave Bound Brook Compliments of PARK BARBER SHOP W Umon Ave Bound Brook Compliments of PARK LUNCHEONETTE and VARIETY STORE W Umon I1 Thompson Ave Bound Brook Success Class ol 57 420 North Vosseller Ave PAUL and MARY S MARKET Bound Brook PEDERSON S YOUNG WORLD 14 Hamilton St Bound Brook Compliments ol PETER S JEWELERS 401 E Mann St Bound Brook Compliments ol PERRINE S ESSO STATION EL 6 9706 W Umon 81 Vosseller Ave Mdnvllle Brunch P 81 M FURNITURE 81 APPLIANCES INC Vvswller 257 No Mann St Bound Brook s Largest Store Best Wrshes Class ol 57 STEPHEN J PONICHTERA MARKET 202 Talmadge Ave Bound Brook 81 Union Ave Bound Brook Bound Brook Compliments of QUALITY MARKET 11 Hamilton St Congratulations Graduates EL 6 2315 200 E Mann St RODRIFT PRINTERS 81 STATIONERS Bound Brook Bound Brook Compliments ol EL 6 0665 120 W Second St ROMANO S DELUXE BUS SERVICE Joseph D 81 Vlncent A Romano, Props Bound Brook R G M MOVERS INC EL 6 1199 200 E Mann St Bound Brook Compliments ol ROSE S BEAUTY SHOP 6 Hamnlton St Bound Brook Compliments Class of 57 ROTUNNO S MARKET 322 Talmadge Ave Bound Brook Congratulatrons Class ol 57 573 Thompson Ave Bound Brook ROY BUICK INC THE RUNYON FIELD LUMBER COMPANY 417 E Mom St Congratulatrons Class ol 57 EL 6 0838 RYAN S DAIRY Complrments ol SANFORD ALUMINUM WINDOW COMPANY SANTOMEN BROS HARDWARE Compliments ol SCAMORCIA S GROCERY STORE 207 W Umon Ave 3 East St 216 E Mom St Bound Brook Bound Brook Bound Brook Bound Brook 79 Talmadge Ave Bound Brook Compliments ol DR PAUL SCHILD Optometrist 222 E Mann St Bound Brook Best Wishes Class ol 57 SOMERSET MUSIC CENTER 309 W Umon Avo Bound Brook Success Through the Years Graduates 16 Homrlton St STEINMAN S SHOE STORE Good Luck Graduates STEVFS SERVICE CENTER Talmadge Ave 81 Romney Road General Auto Reparrmg and Parntmg Compliments ol STOLLMAN S DEPARTMENT STORE 204 E Mann St Bound Brook Bound Brook Bound Brook Bust Wishes SUNNYSIDE MARKET AI Pete and Norm 303 E Mann St Bound Brook Contrnued on page 49 Page 45 1 r r I , . . ., . , - 1 ., . ., , . 1 - -1 . - . ., , 1 I . 1 - ' . . ., .1 ,I , . . , . . . .1 . - -1 . . - ., . ., . ., 1 1 -1 U , . -1 . , . . ., . , . . - . ., r ' ' - 1 , 1. 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FUR ALL i e lass of 1957 presents by J B Prlestley November 16 17 1956 Bound Brook Hugh School By Arrangement with Samuel French Ltd A The curtam rose for the presentatlon of the Senlor Class Play Mystery at Creenfingers wrltten byJ B Prlestly and dxrected by Clifford Roblnson dramatlc coach on No vember 16 and 17 This well performed three act play con tamed both comedy and mystery which made lt thoroughly enjoyable to both parents and frlends Much of the enjoyment was due to the fine performance of Kerth Hunter Rosemary Chapman Ralph Gallagher and Arthur Consoll who had the major roles The remaxn der of the cast also dld a fine job m the supportlng roles The settmg for the entire three acts was the staff room of a hotel The characters found themselxes ln compllcated but amuslng sltuatlons when they dlscosered that thev could not find the l'l'llSSlI'lg bodv of a non exlstant woman X 3I'l0llS commlttees were set up to help present the play The ticket commlttee was headed bv Janlce Crowell who was asslsted bv the semor homeroom chalrmen Hand props were obtamed bv Barbara Dansak Reglna D Angelo Jo anne Vxschettl and Carol Fagan Joanne Kem and Pat Belardlnella were prompters The stage manager was l arrw Merk and the stagecrafters helped mth the scenerv PATRICIA BE! ARDINEI I A Page 46 Faculty Advlsors Director Mr Clifford L Robinson Make Up Mnss Margaret Hauber Mlss Paulnne Whltham e Mr John Glass Student Drrector Kelth Hunter Commlttees Propertues Barbara Dansak Chaurman Reguna D Angelo Carol Fagan Joanne Vlschettl Tlckets Jamce Crowell Chairman Sensor Play Cast and Sensor Council Homeroom Chairmen Stage Setting Larry Merk Chairman Thomas Adams Asslstant Art Tom Adamskl Frank Dudash John Pacelln Make Up-Regma D Angelo Joanne Vlschettl Pat Rodgers Ushers Sue Csepeu Nancy Beddoe Joanne Deslato Pat Connelly Mary Koch Carol Schadt Florence Yackowsku Betty Ball Janet Kapshunsky Music Marjorle Whltenack Barbara Slebel Publlclty Jack Jones Chanrman Claude Mazzacco Peter Nagrodsku Cast of Characters Mass Tracey Rosemary Chapman Edna Sanders Mrs fRoseJ Heaton Sally Phlllps Clara Packer Kelth Henley Arnold Jordan Fred Poole Robert Crowther Prompters Patrncsa Belardunella Joanne Kern SYNOPSIS OF SCENES Jean Hulse Vlctona Cnspu Joyce Arclen Lydna Rodgers Keuth Hunter Art Consolu Drew Danko Ralph Gallagher The scene throughout as one of the staff rooms of a large resort hotel Ac I An evenung un March about a fortnight before Easter A ll Nextmornmg Act lll That afternoon lA ' St, , ..... . j 1 1 I Z 1 I I 9' - ' l I nf' ' '. . + x ff'V 'E-X I . is - - M -Q ' ' - f j - l .5 A Helen Tennantumm, ,Theresa Ciemenlcki 7 . 1 4 4 I I U . .. 1 I- I t - - ' - , U' . ., 1. ct '. MYSTERY AT GREENFINGERS 'uf' II: ::Q 4 ,Al al il Q 1 , ,. 4:21 VP: Page 47 A NIGHT T0 REMEMBER Couples danced to the theme of Rhapsody in Blue in a setting of silver stars and musical notes at our Junior Prom. The ceiling of the Elks Ballroom was covered with blue and white streamers and sparkling silver stars. Colorful musical notes adomed the walls and windows. Two soft blue lights brought out the sparkle of the centerpiece which was a huge silver star that hung from the ceiling. Besides dancing to the music of Clarence Mick and his orchestra, everyone enjoyed the entertainment and special door prizes which were awarded. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen who reigned over the affair from their beautifully decorated thrones. Almost our entire junior class worked together on the various committees to make this social event a success. General chairmen of the prom were Charles Teryek and Maryellen Marrow. The other chairmen were: Decorations: Barbara Castelli and Julius Sulmonetti. Orchestra: Carmen Marotto. Clean-bp: Jim Diehl and Tom Donnelly. Chape- rones: Maryellen Marrow. Publicity: Diane Beecher. Bids: Joyce Arcieri and Carmen Marotto. Refreshments: Marilyn Kistner. Chaperones for the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Frank DuBowik. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Merrill, and Mr. and Mrs. George Schumacher. Special guests for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jensen. PATRICIA BEl..um1NEl.LA THE JUNIOR PROM-SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1956 3. 's., ra Page 48 Congratulations Class ol 57 Station Plaza H A SUYDAM Insurance Bound Brook luck To All TIP TOP SANDWICH SHOP Cor Vosseller I- Umon Aves Bound Brook TREASURE AISLE GIFT SHOP 212'Vz Main St Bound Brook Congratulations El 6 31 1 1 Hwy 22 oil Mountaun Ave THE TRIPLE ELM PIZZERIA George Muscle, Prop Bound Brook UNITED CLEANERS-3 Hour Servlce 143 Vosseller Ave Bound Brook COMPIIMGMS Of VAN SYCKEL INC Real Estate and Insurance 20 Hamilton St Bound Brook Compliments ol VINCENT S DRIVE IN CLEANERS 416 W Umon Ave Bound Brook Success Graduates EL 6 1154 VISWAT S DAIRY Hnghway if 22 Bound Brook Compliments ol WAHL S DEPARTMENT STORE 226 E Mann Bound Brook WEBER S DELICATESSEN Fme Foods 215 E Main St Bound Brook WENDELL S EXPERT WATCH REPAIR 47 W Mann Bound Brook OTTO W WILLIAMS Schwinn Bulll Bicycles 113 E Maln Bound Brook Compliments ol WRIGHT S HARDWARE STORE 302 E Mann Bound Brook Best Washes Class ol 57 ZANELLI S for Fine Candles 30 E Mann Bound Brook Compliments ol WM ZEPP AND SON Plumbing B Heatmg 18 Malden lane Bound Brook SHOPPERS DIRECTORY MIDDLESEX Congratulations Class ol 57 BORO HALL PHARMACY 571 Bound Brook Road Middlesex Good Luck from BOSCO S GULF SERVICE Lincoln Blvd 8. Raritan Ave Middlesex CASE'S DELICATESSEN 301 lincoln Blvd , Middlesex Success Class ol '57 Reallors CLARK 8. BETSCH ASSOCIATES 49B Umon Ave , Middlesex lnsurors Compliments of CRICKLEWOOD LUNCHEONETTE 646 Lincoln Blvd , Middlesex DE FINO'S GREENHOUSES Ramsey Road, Middlesex EDDIE'S BARBER SHOP 1317 Bound Brook Road, Mlddlesex Compliments ol FERRIS BROS INC Umon Ave , Middlesex Congratulations, Class ol '57 GREENBROOK DELICATESSEN EL 6 103B Mnddlesex LAKESIDE ESSO SERVICE STATION, Louls Trouo, Prop EL 6 9752 Umon Ave , Muddlesex Compliments ol LOUl'S BAKERY 1323 Bound Brook Road, Middlesex Compliments ol MIDDLESEX BARBER SHOP Middlesex Compliments of MIDDLESEX PASTRY SHOP 1230 Bound Brook Road, Middlesex Compliments of MIDDLESEX PHARMACY Bound Brook Road, Middlesex Best Wishes, Class of '57 MIDDLESEX SWEET SHOP Bound Brook Road, Middlesex Success, Class of '57 PERMASEAL MFG. CORP Factory Lane, Middlesex Best Wishes, Class ol '57 ROYAL PURE FOOD MARKET Bound Brook Road, Middlesex Compliments ol RYAN'S MARKET Umon Ave , Middlesex Good lurk, Graduates HENRY SCHNITZSPAHN, INC Cut Flowers Potted Plants El. 6 0607 495 E Umon Ave Middlesex SERVE RITE CLEANERS 1313 Bound Brook Road, Mlddlesex STEMRICH'S CITIES SERVICE STATION EL 6 9875 Umon B Harrls Aves , Middlesex Compliments ot TOBEY'S HARDWARE 425 Bound Brook Road, Mlddleiex guggggg, Clan gl '57 EL 6 1200 Umon Ave , Middlesex THOMAS YOUNG ORCHIDS, INC. Page 49 . v r 1 , , - I ..- . . ' -I -r ' . - . ' ., , . . .I . I . . I' 5 . T . l . .I 1 ' - ' ' 1 ' ' . ' St., 1 -In - rs - . ., ' ' . ' St., . - ' ' ' . ' St., ' ' . ' St., ' , ' - ' ' ' 1 . ' so., - I T . . I I . 1 ' 'i I ' . L ., I THE CLASS UF 1957 APPLAUDS . .. E MR CHERSACK THE MERRY MAESTRO UF MICHIGAN STATE A w1nn1ng personalxty smcere frlendshlp and an ever present sense of humor are but a few of the characterlstrcs of the dedlcatee of the 1957 ECHO Mr Walter Chersack Mr Chersack attended Mlchlgan State Umverslty where he recerved hlS B M degree ln 1950 he was awarded a masters degree ln Muslc Education from the Unlverslty of Mxchxgan In 1951 he came to Bound Brook as Supervlsor of MUSIC At Bound Brook Hlgh School Mr Chersack galned the support and frlendshlp of all who worked with htm The entlre student body took to hlm when he presented the B B H S Dance Band whose assembhes were eagerly awalted and when he devoted hls untlrmg effort to help make the annual Extravaganza outstandmg A pit band to play for the performers durmg the Extravaganza was lntroduced by him Page 50 Not forgotten are the new and umque formatlons whlch the marchmg band performed durmg the football season Durmg the tlme he has been at Bound Brook Mr Chersack has bullt a band that IS outstanding m central New Jersey and one that the school and town can be proud of Because of hls promlnent muslcal ab1l1ty he was se lected to conduct the 1956 Reglon II All State Band When not occupled w1th muslcal HCEIVIEICS Mr Chersack takes to the outdoor llfe enjoylng archery fishlng and camping He IS also a home craftsman Who can forget the elght A M drllls the running through the aud1tor1um at the end of an assembly to start the band muslc resoundmg through the halls first period and the laughter of thls teacher and frlend rn all sltuatlons Tm: Emron X 9 a ' .. - - ,. . ,- s - 1 5 - ' n 7' 9 ' ' 9 7 .. , . -- 1 , f 9 9 9 . , - 9 A Happy Spartan Crusader at Work and Play C' 'Q buy l I I I 4 r N 6 X .- 3 VTYVN 7 lf sw N p. . -KO .135 v Q W S x , ' 0 - U5 665 vxkcp 3 6,3 .cfdx if-'OO - la, ' 50' Page 51 THE ADMIN SCHOOL SYSTEM , . T T DR. MACKENZIE President of the Board MISS SZWAHLA Secretary DR. GALLAGH ER Superintendent 5 , x c MR. BROKAW District Clerk BEHIND THE SCENES A perfect exemplification of the old familiar saying Out of sight-out of mind is our Board of Education. Because they work behind the scenes, little is seen of this group of individuals. Yet they serve as the back'bone of our system of public education and work without pay and little praise. Let's meet some of the members of this group. Dr. Ralph P. Gallagher is well-qualified to be a member of the Board of Education and Superintendent of Schools. His education began in Michigan country schools. Upon graduation from a small-town high school in Fowler, Mich- igan, Dr. Gallagher then attended the State Teachers College of Michigan and Rutgers University. He also at- tended New York University, Harvard, and Columbia Uni- versity Teachers College. It was at the latter college that Dr. Gallagher was awarded his B.S., M.A., and Ed.D. degrees When not busily occupied with helping Bound Brook schools to be as good as possible, Dr. Gallagher takes Tennis and skating take up what leisure time Dr. Neil M. Mackenzie has. As President of the Board of Educa- tion, the niajority of his time and effort go into Board affairs. A graduate of Yale in 1934-, Dr. Mackenzie received his Doctor's degree in organic chemistry in 1937. A B.S. degree was awarded Mr. Robert E. Brokaw upon graduating from Rutgers University in 1924. Preceeding this, Mr. Brokaw, who is Secretary of the Board of Edu- cation, attended local schools. The years following his grad- uation from Rutgers were marked by employment in vari- ous banks. Evenings found him attending the American institute of Banking, to pursue his studies. Also devoting their unselfish services are: Mrs. Scott Maclennan, Mr. Ross Slingman, Mrs. A. A.4Adler, Mr. Charles Della Peruta, Mr. John Mizerek, Mr. Philip OiNeil, Dr. Joseph Viscione, and Mr. Stanley Freedman. JULIUS SULMONETTI pleasure in oil painting. Standing, left to right: Dr. Joseph Viscione, Mr. Stanley Freedman, Miss Szwahle, secretary, Mr. Philip O'NeiI, and Mr. Charles D ll P t . esatlniulgft to right' Mrs J S Maolennan Mr. Robert Brokaw, Secretary of the Board, Dr. Neil Mackenzie, President of me Board, ir. Ross S ingman: Dr. Ralph P. Gdllagher, Superintendent of Schools, and Mrs. A. A. Adler. Not pictured is r John Mizerek. BOARD OF EDUCATION Page 52 f M as e r sf f ,f ' ff f K V ri , 551' Y' if A isl e 1 f'-' . MRS LINTERN Vlce Prmclpal MR JENSEN MR SWIFT Prlnclpals MR REYNOLDS MISS DGFEO MRS MILESNICK SBC to Mrs Llnfefn Sec to Mr Swift and Mr Jensen EARNEST WORKERS INC Headmg the hlgh school admrmstratlon for the first half of the year was Mr Henry C Jensen Coming to us 1n July of 1956 Mr Jensen acqulred many friends because of hls congenial manner Last January It was made known that he was leaving Bound Brook Hlgh School to accept a posi t1on as the assistant supermtendent of the Southem Re glonal High School ln Ocean County Because he entered Bound Brook Hlgh ln 1956 the same year we entered as Semors we w1ll always conslder Mr Jensen as part of our e ass To occupy the pos1t1on held by Mr Jensen the Board of Education appolnted Mr Harry Swift as the new prm cxpal Mr Swlft was first met by the class of 57 four years ago when we were freshmen at whlch tlme he acted as our guldance counselor and class dean Bom and raised ln Indlana Mr Swlft attended his home town hlgh school and whlle there was Presldent of the Student Council and a track star He graduated from Wabash College ln 1926 h1s mayor work there being ln mathematlcs and Engllsh During 1929 he studied at Teachers College Columbla Umverslty receiving h1S masters degree after completlng hls studies there At present he has almost completed his requirements for a Doctor s degree ln education from the Umversxty of Michigan and Rutgers Lmverslty Mr Swift s 28 years of experience include two years as a mathematics teacher ln Amherst Massachusetts and a teacher of mathematics and head of various departments ln Bound Brook High for 25 years During these 25 years Mr Swlft headed the mathematlcs department for 21 years the guldance department for 17 years and was coordlnator for busmess education lndustrlal arts and home eco nomlcs for four years He has also taught evening courses IH mathematlcs at Rutgers UHIVCTSIIY When not occupied wlth school work Mr Swlft enjoys workmg on hlS 18 acre farm ln Mlddlesex New Jersey Worklng capably as Mr Swlfts secretary is a petite blonde Mrs MllCSHlCk A graduate of Bound Brook Hlgh School she IS kept busy typmg the notlces recelvmg v1s1tors and performmg other lnvaluable servlces Across the hall from Mrs Mllesmck s oflice IS the office of Mrs V1rg1n1a Llntern Vlce Prxnclpal If at any tlme you wlsh to see her el1m1nate first perlod as a posslble meet mg tlme Mrs Lmtem has her hands full wlth a lme of tardy students a lme whlch at times reaches the mam hall Behlnd the desk though hearlng each student s ex cuse IS a cheerful and llkable woman Halllng from the Adlrondacks Mrs Lmtem was awarded a BS degree from Syracuse Lnlversxty and a Master of Education de gree from Rutgers Unn ersxty During what spare t1me she has Mrs Lmtem enjoys readlng and playlng brldge Also very busy first period IS Mrs Lmtern s secretary Mlss DeFeo A dark eved and quiet miss she IS constantly kept busy wlth her olhce work These are the people who helped make our four years at Bound Brook Hlgh School enyoyable and profitable We are confident that they will contlnue the good work for future classes JULIUS SULMONETTI Page Admmlstratlve Assistant Qs 'Q 53 . , . , a 9 ' ' ' a s ' 9 - - - . . I , . . . , I , , . . 7 ' 9 7 .. . . , . . , . . . , , . . ' 7 . .... . . , ,r . . , 7 ' . ' . . . . . . Y. . . , 9 l ' 9 1 ' ' . . . . . . , . , . , . 'I 9 ., . . ,- . . , . 1 5 ' ADAMS tchlnson Kansas BS Wlchlta U Kansas State College Plttsburgh MRS ANTON New Brunswick N J MISS CISNEY Shlppensburg Penna B S Shlppensburg S T C MRS CRETEAU Mooslc Penna BS Penna State K' MRS ALBERT Penna Colle sf MR BARILE MRS BUONO Bound Brook N J Bound Brook N J MISS CODDINGTON MISS COLEMAN Plamfleld N J EIIIBUBU1 N J B A Keuka College B A Montclanr ST C M A Columbla TC MR CROMACK MR DONNELLY Forty Fort Penna New Brunswick N J A B Wllkes College B S Trenton S T C Columbl, UTC M A Bucknell U Rutgers U M A Rutgers U Page 54 FACULTY MR CHERSACK Pontlac Mnchlgan B M Mnchvgan State M M U of Michigan MRS CORNACCHIONE New Orleans La BA Southeastern Louuslana College MRS DuBOWlK Middlesex N J B S Trenton S T C M Ed Rutgers U . 1 41- 3 I A 4 MR. - Hu ' ' I - .' es. . ' ' E. sig.: ' u. Q ,- D .J 1. 1 B.A. Douglass' ' a.s.Ed., M.s.Ea. riutgeis u. 55, Douglgsg ' , . ' I I p ,.,-' ' ' V lm , 'ml lwiw Sffvv 7 ' Q FACULTY MR EWING MR FERGUSON Ipswich Mass Wmdsor Msssoun B S E Stroudsburg S T C B S Central Mo State College M A N Y U M M Loulslana State U MRS FRITTS MR FURINO MRS GEORGES MR GLASS Plalnfleld N J Wrchlta Falls Texas Belford B S Trenton S T C B A Mldwestern U B S Trenton S T C M Ed Rutgers U M A Ohio State U Ed Rutgers U SClEr xxDlN MR GUNTHER Bath Penna BAM 10'ig1g ,S0,j Se Miss HAUBER MR HERDER MRS Hursxo D Beyond Masters Lehigh U Bound Brook N J Somerville N J New Brunswick N J Muddlebury College A B College of St Eluzabeth B S M A Rutgers U B S Mvsencardna College U of Freiburg M A Rutgers U MR KLINE MR KOVONUK MR KUROWSKI MRS LANGE New York N Y State COHGSO PRNUS Palmerton Penna Honesdale Penna B A New York S T C B S M Ed Penn State B S Kufltown S T C B A Syracusg U M A Lehigh U Page 55 . - . -J V t XR . ,R.N. . . . .I-' . r .. ..,: .. 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I 'A la FACULTY W , ,Mt 'f MR MCWILLIAMS Somerville N J A B M Ed Rutgers U MRS LUELLEN Bound Brook N J A B Skidmore College .ii if MR MERRILL MR MOODY MR OTIS MISS PROZNIK Eveleth Munn B A College of St Scholastlcs Stlrlmg N J Gorham Masne Bound Brook N J B S Ttrenton S T C B S Ed U of Mame B S Cornell M S Rutgers U M Ed Rutgers U M A Columble TC MR ROBINSON MR RODGERS MR SCHIBANOFF Falmouth Mass Dunellen N J FYOONOICI N J B S Ed Brudgewater S T C B S Ed Bloomsburg S T C B A MOYHVIBI1 Collese M Ed U of Maine M A Ed Columbus STC M A COIUITIDIG U MRS SCHUMACH ER Plamfneld N J B A Montclair S T C M A Rutgers U MR STEIDLE MR TAYLOR MR TUTTLE MRS VISWAT Jam Thorpe Penna Mlddlesex N J EBSYPOFY N Y Hope Arkansas B S E Stroudsburg S T C B S Ed M Ed Rutgers U B C S Rnder College B S E Texas State College Page 56 B S M Ed Rutgers U for Women Henderson S C 'Q .. y x U J l , 1 'l Y .I p.. ll' ' fb 51174: J HY tg J qs. ., .R . -'ZS ., N -S , Q X ' , . ,.. ..-- ,. .Q I Af I ., . 1 - v-- .--- J --T.. . Q .. FACULTY MR WEIDNER Pottstown Penne B S Ursvnus Colle e M A Columbia T MISS WHITHAM New Brunswlck N J AB Douglass MR WHITTAKER Scranton Penna B S Ed E St d b STC MR YARASHESKI MRS YOHN Glen Lyon Penna Port Jervls N Y A B Wllkes College A B Cornell U rou s ur Certlflcate of French tudles M Ed Rutgers U of Besancon MISS BYERLY MRS FORDEMWALT Bound Brook N J Hepler Kansas MISS ZSUFFA Newark N J B S Ed Trenton S T C MR YOSHIHARA Honolulu Hawau B S Wlsconsm State MR MAYER Martinsville N J B S Bucknell U B S Kansas S T C A B Westmlnster College M Ed Rutgers U Not Plctured Dj Mrs Wndutls Socnal Studnes Mnss Cyganowsku Social Studies Mr Eusenhower Business 'JL MRS REITZ R N Bound Brook N J Dickson Cnty Penne RN Somestl-losltal AB BSmLS MISS TACKNEY r e D Matrlculatlng for B S Marywood College Page 57 . Ar VA .ggi il . Q1 V Rf I .. 5 4 it S 5 li If af 4 -f e ' J je 'T , .avtffs ' P 'f ku Nl,- .' v 1 Civ K ,v re, V+, ' S : X l by , A 1 . XX 1 . A I , , . ,. 21 . ' . 'lf flflllpl I 'I' SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer I f 1 1' ffff' THEY ALSO LIVE FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Presldent Ronald Naldl Vlce President Susan Chittenden Ral h Perone Secretary p D0r0fhy WyC0ff JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Adolph Schelfele Vlce President Geraldine Dlamente W Vice Presldent Secretary Nancy Ruch Recording Secretary Treasurer John Lopls Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Class Dean Mr Mayer presment Peter Hall Anthony Alalmo Beverly Gallus Joan Conklm Gall Judson Class Dean Mr Swift W Class Dean Mrs DuBownk fly PORT UF EMBARKATIUN Lnder the falthful guldance of Mrs Dubowlk our class dean we began the jumor year We soon got under way as upper classmen and elected our officers who were Peter Hall as presldent Anthony Alalmo as VICC president Beverly Callus as recordlng secretary ,loan Conklm as correspondlng secretary and Call Judson as treasurer In order to relmburse our treasury we began a vigorous campaign of sellmg book covers On January 12th the class held its first dance of the year the Sweater Swmg The settlng was a soda shop with huge records and muslcal notes as decoratlons Perhaps the most important event of the year was the Junior Prom on March 2nd Decora tions were m keepmg wlth the theme Hawau To round out an already memorable year we held our skatmg party and finally the plCfllC whlch blended perfectly Wlth our annual Spflng fever Our boys contributed a great deal to all athletlc teams this year and gave us great hope for next season Our school band had many falthful members Four were chosen to play with the Reglonal Band and two w1th the All State The majorette for the year was Claudia ,Tones and we were well represented ln both the twlrlmg and cheer leadlng squads The annual Extrax aganza was wrltten by three Jumor glrls The class also had the honor of sending a member abroad to represent the school ln the Summer Exchange Program Along wlth provldlng good support 'Sf 1n all clubs and HCEINIEICS we were proud to be the first junlor class to achlewe IOOW subscrlptlon for the budget campalgn After a summer x acatlon we look forward to makmgsour final vear as senlors an even greater success MARY ANN ROHRHURST SURVIVAL UF THE FITTEST Our first two years at Bound Brook Hlgh School have been busy ones but they have also been happy ones Our sophomore year started off with the electlon of our class officers Adolf Schelfiele was elected president ,Iohn Lopls v1ce presldent Ferry Dlamente secretary and Nancy Ruch treasurer On December first we had our first big event the Sock Hop whlch was approprlately called Sock Hangmg Other important ex ents lncluded our skatlng party and class pxcnlc ln June We were well represented ln the varlous sports Four sophomores received xarslty letters and we had many players on the basketball wrestlmg track and baseball teams We also gate much of our tlme to student councll actn mes and partlclpated ln many clubs Now we are looking forward to next year when we w1ll be upper classmen and we are hoplng that our next two vears will be as rewarding as those we leave behlnd us JOSEPH HANLON Www mg 2elt..r.Af0 We Page sa . 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MIM L, .rr ' .5 1- If 4 l Z N9 N9 nj Ulf ...Annytytln ,J gf , , fe M Xp FRESH IN MIND AND SPIRIT W To the great rellef of our grade school teachers we en tered high school ln a sllght daze our confuslon rapldly arose untrl finally under expert guldance we pulled through and settled mto the routme of everyday llfe at Bound Brook Hlgh School Soon we began 10lIIlI'lg clubs and gomg through the gruelmg process of ll'llll3llOI'lS whlch made us a part of the blg system The opportunlty of obtalnlng money for our class treas ury was made posslble by the magazme sale 1n whlch stu dents set out to test their salesmanshlp From our treasury came contrlhutlons to the Exchange Student and Flag Fund Next came the problem of procurlng leaders for the freshman class Homeroom Chalrmen under lnstructlons from the classes placed the names of candldates on the ballot ln January we went to the polls to choose those best sulted for the ofhces Ronald Naldl was elected president Susan Chlttenden v1ce president Ralph Perone secretary and Dorothy Wycoff treasurer Under the dlrectron of Mr Paul W Moody the freshman football team had a successful year wlth a record of five wms and four losses Our athletes show great promlse The first event of the new year was the skatlng party and despxte numerous bumps and bruises It was a great success As the school year drew to a close the annual plc mc took place Eat drmk and be merry was the theme and It was carrxed out to the fullest extent And so after runnmg the gauntlet of final exams we completed our freshman year ID Bound Brook Hlgh School ELLEN MACKENZIE HOWARD JONES K ..,1de-'-Q- g MRS DUBOWIK Sit -TT, Class Dean I MR Swlrr I MR MAYER Class Dean CIBSS Dean Page 59 Home Room 101 Advisor: Mrs. Dubowlk Chairman: Jill Knowlton Um -fvwli-Ja' Q-,biz Home Room 213 Advnsor Mr Ferguson Chanrman Angelo Ceresa General Shop Advlsor Mr Furuno Chalrman Anthony Spaslano Home Room 106A Advnsor Mrs Hutsko Chaurman Ruth Teatzner THE 9 .. IKXQA ZJ- Advnsor Chavrman Louis Barile CLASS Advusor Mr Chairman Susan Valentlne Chaurmen Ju Llbrary Mr Merrill m212 Home Roo s Schumacher H me Room 111 0 Advisor Mr Weidner duth Adam: Gary Judson Home Room 201 Advnsor Mr Yoshihara Chanrman Thomas Clcerelle -li! Pag e67 f Page 62 Home Room 216 Advisor: Mrs. Anton Chairman: Adolph Scheifele ZLL ijlf XLXC 1 if X L f Zfbkf !fL Ld 2,114- Jf 77 vw! 7i1f1ff'l'7w,!f U 771.42 Home Room 208 Advrsor Mrss Coddrngton Charrman Geraldlne Dramente or V25 Wood Shop Advrsor Mr Glass Charrman Frank Brenslnger Home Room 214 Advisor Mr Kline Charrman Barbara Grass: Home Room 202 Advisor Mr Otis Chaurman Renate Hau CLASS + Home Room 206 Advusor Nllss Prozmk Chairman Jane Ogden J .,Xfv VV ...i LJ K X. Home Room 305 Advusor Mr Robmson Chairman John Lopns . Home Room 306 Advusor Miss Whltham Chaurman Amy Kerstetter Page 63 . : g V Q X a , . I x- X f 4 f ' , ! 6' I I o V, , . uf' JN' L K X . - . f 1 . 2 5 - ix 'wejx 3 V i .I - , x ,V , X v F! Nile, ' .W vp' xp' gk H' iv ' ' X' f 1 LMA LLXON . Lxi- ' xl LIL -,-- I I I L V. ' . ., I : : . U f J . - A . Lf' X 1 Page 64 Home Room 300 Advisor: Mrs. Cornacchione Chairman: Priscilla Burgess Advisor: Mrs. Frifts Chairman: Linda Heller Advisor: Mr. Yarasheski Chairman: Steven Perone Cottage Advisor: Mrs. Creteau Chairman: Anita Gallo x THE 0'i:ww we 'vu N' QV Q95 M f' of Vxqmjjiyiyx 1 .1 A ff.ii'3fi1 if Q Home Room 301 Advisor: Miss Coleman Chairman: Alex Morecraft Home Room 302 Advisor: Mrs. Lange Chairman: Ronald Naldi CLASS 1960 Home Room 203 Advisor: Mr. Moody Chairman: Samuel Staffelli Home Room 204A Advisor: Mr. Rodgers Chairman: Joseph Borin Home Room 304 Advisor: Mr. Cromack Chairman: Robert Schofield fb Lf Home Room 303 Advisor: Mr. Whittaker Chairman: Betty Ann McGrane Page 65 , UN Calabrese, K. Jarus, T. DiAlfonso, L. DeMato, R. Bullrnan, J. Kelly, P. Hall, S. Johnson, R. Frank, W. Lyne. m, J.V. Squad: Manager W. Altiere, D. Foy, P. Plummer, H. Turner, L. Lapinski, T. Seiler, G. Horner, J. Lopis. , Marra, T. Leonard, and Manager R Toth ETB M annum msn T , T summons ON THE BALL GOING TO COURT sumznsu cnuurv page 66 BHAMPIUNS tell? SMOOT pmt? 4- CALABRESE STATE BHAMPIUNS A TEAM NAMED DESIRE DESIRF flfeelzng ofuzshzngmlenselw orsomethzng A feellng called deslre hrought Bound Brook 19.37 Ba ketball team 1ts first Group lll State Champlonshlp ln twenty year It was a happy juhl lant moment for Coach Bar1le s cagers when they defeated Hlllslde 50 44 to w1n the state crown Most of the 3 000 fans ln thls final game were Bound Brook fans and all the cage stars recelved thelr hearty blessmgs For the Crusaders lt was a further step up the ladder after wmnlng the Somerset County and Central Jersey tltles The cagers hlt full strlde ln thelr last 10 games by wmmng nlne of the Sf whlle losmg only to a hot Hlghland Park qumtet On December 14 the Flu saders started off their 57 campalgn on the home hardwoods as they trampled North Hunterdon 8056 Junor Pete Hall came wlthln three pomt of a whlpped South Plainfield twlce North Plainfield Somervllle tw1ce Ber nardsvllle Dunellen South Rlver and Westheld whlle the defeats came at the hands of Prmeeton Westheld Plamheld North Plarniield HlgZlll3Ufl Park Dunellen, and Bernardsvllle ln the county play oil' tllt Bound Brook crushed North Plamfield 74 60 and whlpped them agam 67 62 for the Central Jersey Group III Champlon shlp On the road to the Central Jersey Champlonshlp the Brooks also nalled defeats on Manasquan, 6160 and South Rlver 62 37 In the state seml finals B B H S downed Woodrow Wllson of Camden 52 41 For Coach Barrle 1t was the first State Champxonshxp team he has coached Besldes Mr Barxle much cred1t has to be g1VBH to Pete Hall and Charlle Smoot, both emerging as all county players Pete averaged 18 pomts a game and became the county s top scorer and one of the top scorers ln Central Jersey Charlie emerged as our top rebounder and hlt his peak m the county play off game as he scored 17 pomts Floor general Tom D1Alfonso Ken Jarus and Joe Calabrese along w1th Charlle Smoot were the senlors who played thelr last game for B B H S Thmgs look remarkably well for next year as Coach Barlle has experlenced men ln Walt Blelecky John Kelly Walt Lyne Ben Stes enson Dan Ctlllngs and Lou De'Vlato JOSEPH CALABRESF Du ID STI-'X ENSON GRIIIIP Ill MR BARILE MR KOVONUK Head Cgach Asssstant Coach xi 4 JARUS DI ALFONSO v 'S as 99 ac . ' .- - ' , jg + 97 ' G4 ' 97 7 9 ' - ' s s ' . , . . ,- y t , EL ,a e - r 1 7 'lt r . . . A v I 'V .P W4 , . 1 ., . ,X 'Eff' . . . V1 f N 9 f f ' ' ' - . ax it ' .. Xt 3 if ,A , , . ' ' A 4 - , 5 if 1 ' - 9 9 D J ' S 1 5 X scoring record as he dumped in 31 points. As the season rolled on, the Brooks A A . y . . , . , . , . , Q 3 Q 3 ' 1 Q 9 , , , . - , I t . l 1 ' r ' it Q 1 n q 1 s ,A f A X . , . is J X C . 9 9 7 ' ' - A A 4,,.,f-' 0 I g X , 3 1 , . . . . , ' . av AV 9 ' . ly! . . . . . A, . , , 9 7 9 f , . . I ' , sh X1 . ' , ' ' ' y ,' ,If 4 . ' ,,9 ' 'V' ' Q 9 9 9 1 l . '9 9 , '9 J 9 J. l 9 71+- m ,az 'X ., wx W l 4 fir N 1 L - Q ' A My K V V , , V V ,K .Vw ,H Y Mi Z 1 1' ,, fy A ' 5.33 kg, 5 0 .6 ' ' -v. ,, '. 7 ..,5.-ag' ' V 522315 flff 'Ziff' 7- 1- f55ff .1ff5f ,.. EK, f YS-. lf' TG 41 in , W6 'asv 415' F ' 518 E Y ' My DI ALFONSO LE NOBLE DONNELLY AUTUMN BATTLEGRUUND Cheerleaders bands and spectator gathered last fall on the autumn battleground to witness Bound Brook Hlgh School march on to one of 1ts more successful campalgns w1th a 5 3 1 record As banners flew the Crusaders took the underdog role ln all but two contests and came through wrth four upsets Powerful Clark Reglonal was knocked off rn the opener 53 27 Pete Hall electrlfied the fans on the fir t klckoff by runmng 85 yards for a touchdown BTCSSICUTS Stanlslaw Settlnarl Stryker and Housell also broke 1nto the scormg column St Peter s capltahzed on our bad ballhandllng the following week and swept to an 18 0 wlctory Tom Pluhar and all county tackle Charhe Welch howexer handled their chores w1th expert efiiclency ex en 1n defeat Jay LelNoble blocked a klck IH the closing second of the Roselle game and gave the Brooks a 13 12 uctorw This t1me a palr of jumor Cllbert Lower and Jlm Housell took scorlng honors Central Jersey Champions Bernard ulle scampered to two qulck touchdowns 1n the openmg mmutes and then coa ted to a 25 6 wm ox er the Crusaders The Canucks of North Plamfield had Pete Kmg show us a few trrcks 1n passmg as they rolled up a 14 O first half core Then the Brooks became teachers as Pete Hall and Joe Bettmerr passed and ran for a 19 14 win wlth two touchdowns comlng IH the last few mmutes The Blue Deuls from W e tfield had a second half surge and went on to a 21 0 w1n The Crusaders rode rough shod oxer a haple s South Rner team with a 19 0 Wln D1ck Shutack had a field day and connected w1th two touchdown aerrals to Pete Hall and Bob Stryker and Joe Settlnerl crampled for hrs fourth T D Though sufferm from a bad case of fumbleltls the Crusaders came through w1th a 1913 w1n oner South Plalnfield Charlle Welch Tom Pluhar and Cary Lesslng tore up the Tlger hne as all county halfback Qettlnerr scored UNICC and Shutack once Thanksglvlng found the Cru aders m the1r tradltlonal battle w1th the PIOHGCTS from Somerulle The Brooks could only manage a t1e 13 13 rn the1r final Jlm Housell found running room and set up both touchdowns wlth runs of 60 yards Housell scored one touchdown and Joe Settlnerl h1t paydlrt for the final tlme for Bound Brook Davin Qrrzvswsow Q W DIEHL I WELCH SETHNERI STAMSLAW sHuTAcK JARUS BOROSKI TERYEK 1 MR RODGERS MR FURINO MR KOVONUK A5SlSt3f'lt Coach Head Coach Assustant Coach Bottom Row lleft to rlghtl: R. Mlzerek, W, Evans, C, Welch, F Greck, T. Sansone, J, Housell. G Lessing, D, Gobel, T, Gleason, M. Gentile and L. Tullo Second Row' D Slnnbaldl, L. Barile, D, Chnarvalla, E. Wood. K Lesslng, F Ramhurst, F Fltzslmrnons, J, Zelensy, and F. Wall. Thlrd Row:nB. Applegate, K. Balliet. J Pelrrot D Merk, B Copeland, T. Pluhar, D, Danko, J. Bell, S. Wahl. R. Nlemeck, D White. B. Holup. SUMERSET CUUNTY CHAMPIONS x J, Vlzzuto, Coach N, Crornack, WV fl , 5 T f,f 'WW W A vf tl V v SENIOR MATMEN MIND OVER MATTER MIZEREK GOBEL 'WM MR scHlaANoFF M2 ZROMACK Asslstant Coach ea Coach AND THEN THERE WERE NONE BUT STILL OUR CHAMPS And then there were none And that s the way our wrestllng team s hopes turned out ln the state Though probably havlng the best all around team ln the state a pomt they proved by beatlng both state champlons Washmgton and Umon the Bound Brook Hlgh Wrestllng Team could not w1n the state champ1onsh1p or produce a state champlon The grapplers however flnlshed wlth an undefeated season and won the DISTYICT 11 champlonshlp ln a breeze The matmen rolled up easy wlns ln defeatlng Trenton Cathollc 41 2 North Plamfield 35 8 West Pomt 22 5 Sprmgfleld Reglonal 33 2 Plalnfield 22 9 State champlons Washmgton 29 13 Rahway 25 5 and Perth Amboy 31 5 Somervllle and Lnlon gave our wrestlers more trouble but they stlll defeated both by 19 14 and 19 13 scores respectlvely Four supermen of the mats came through as DISTTICI Champlons I ou Tullo Charles Welch, Thomas Sansone and Marlo Gentlle hold that dlstrnctlon Lou and Chas were runner ups ln the state MHFIO took a thlrd spot and Tom settled for a fourth spot Bob Mlzerek and Thomas Gleason though both undefeated dxd not reach the states For thelr last two years however both boys have been undefeated and were runners up ln the dlstrlcts Another runner up was Ronnle Amy Ronnle complled a number of WIHS and only suffered one defeat Dale Gobel also had a good season wxth a 7 2 O record, and went undefeated 1n hls Jumor year Bllly Evans Cary Lesslng, Frank Crek and Jun Housell round out the plcture of the undefeated matmen All these boys came through w1th lmportant wlns throughout the season DISTRICT ll CHAMPIUNS LJ GLEASON My WELCH SANSONE The picture looks bright for Coach Cromack next year as he will have Tullo Centlle Crek and Housell returnlng and an exeeptlonally fine group of Jay Vees comlng up Dum STEX Exsox EVANS LESSING Page 71 Page 72 SHOPPERS DIRECTORY MANVILLE BUCKY S MEN SHOP 81 TAILORING Compliments ol THE CENTRE SHOPPE B CZAPLICKI Meats Groceries Produce Compliments ol ED S RADIO 8 T V Compliments ol FILL S FURNITURE CO Compliments ol KLIM S RADIO 8. T V SERVICE KONKUS GULF SERVICE Towing Lubrication 81 Auto Repalr Compllments of LICCARDI MOTORS, Inc De Soto Plymouth 277 S 243 S Mann St , Mann 312 S 215 S 2525 Mann Mann Mom St Camplonn Road 325 N Mom St RALPH S BARBER SHOP Where Servlce Counts THE MANVILLE CENTER 106 S Mann St Monvnlle Manvrlle Manvllle Manvllle Manvllle Manvulle Manvulle Manvrlle Manvllle Manvllle MANVILLE PRINTING CO Complrments ol NOVICKY S MUSIC STUDIO Best ol Washes from RISKOS PAINT 8. HARDWARE STORE 279 S Mann St 12 S Mann St RUZYCKI S PHARMACY 56 5 Mum 5' SOMERSET BAKERY Purveyors to the Partnular 918 CamPIU'n Rmld Best of Luck to the Class ol 57 SUGAR BOWL 601 W Camplam Road WARCOLA S GIFTS 236 5 MOH' Sl ZELL 5 68 S Mann St Manvnlle Manvllle Manvllle Manvllle Monvllle Manvulle Manvllle Manvulle SHOPPERS DIRECTORY SOUTH BOUND BROOK ARLENE S BEAUTY SALON Arlene Bohay Prop Manager Compliments ol N J BARBER Real Estate 81 Ins Best Wishes BUDD SCALE 81 INSTRUMENT CO 78 Mann St EL 6 1690 30 Cherry St EVERGREEN PHARMACY IG A SUPER MARKET 34 Mann St 69 Mann St Congratulahons JOE S BARBER SHOP Elizabeth 8. Canal St South Bound Brook South Bound Brook South Bound Brook South Bound Brook South Bound Brook South Bound Brook Best of Lusk Graduates JOHNNY S RICHFIELD STATION John Sarboukh Prop and Gang MARK MOTORS Known For Flne Cars MESSINGER MOTORS PUCILLO S GREENHOUSE Compllments ol SOUTHLAND LANES Best Wfshes SOUTHLAND SNACK BAR Complrments SUN INDUSTRIAL WELDING VAN S CONFECTIONERY Compliments ol VAN NOSTRAND DAIRY 14 Mann St 50 Mann St 14 Mann St Canal Road 16 Elm St 16 Elm St 176 Edgewood Terrace EL 6 9605 4 Mom St 10 Cedar St South Bound Brook South Bound Brook South Bound Brook South Bound Brook South Bound Brook South Bound Brook South Bound Brook South Bound Brook South Bound Brook SHOPPERS DIRECTORY MARTINSVILLE CHIMNEY ROCK INN No Thompson Ave Compllments ol DAVIS HARDWARE 8. PAINTS Washangton Valley Road Mortmsvrlle Martlnsvllle FRANK HUNTER Coal Fuel OII Heatmg Equipment SO 8 5516 JOE S FRUIT FARM Fresh Apple Cider Joseph S Muslalowskl Complfments ol PEDIGREED SEED COMPANY Jersey Cnty Mr Selmer Loft Pres Lofts Farm Martunvllle Pluckemm Martmsvllle New Jersey Complrments ol MARTINSVILLE BAKERY Washington Valley Road Best Wishes Class ol 57 STANGLE S TRANSPORTATION Martlnsvalle Martmsvllle Compliments of TONY 5 BARBER SHOP Washington Valley Road Martmsvllle Comphments of WAGNER S MARKET Washington Valley Road Mortlnsvulle WALDRON S STATIONERY Candles Crgarettes and Papers EL 6 9740 Chimney Rock Road Martmsvllle ... I 1 I 1 - . st., . -- . , S 1 12,2 - v M . sr., - ' , . se., I I 1 1 ' 'I 1 1 1 I 1 ' ' 1 1 747777--t I ' ' ' ' . ., . , ' ' . ., An I, vt ' I ' ' 1 . , ' . ., -. , . - , , ., - , ,, ., .. ,, , . . . - ., ., . . ., , . . 1 'I -, , I I ' - , , , ,- - , , . , - , , . . First row D Gobel T Pluhar. L. Merk, J. Settineri, T. Gleason. Second row: T. X -W' Sansone, D. Danko, D. Stevenson, J. Diehl. First row left to right: Coach B. Merrill, G. Horner, J. Buzby, T. Kruzel, D. Gobel, A. Fitzgerald, J. Settineri, T. Gleason, L. Willy T Sansone Coach M Schibanoff Second row' N Soma E Jagiello N Gehring D Salisbu J H l . , , . , . , . ry. . ousel, T. Jagiello, C. Massard, M. Gentile, A Bayer F Dudash Third row J Clark A. Jannone, R. Goodemopt, S. Johnson, R. Canavesio. T. V S' kl G. S an ic e, enna, L. Merk, R. Stager, D. Stevenson Fourth row H Cooper N Allesandro. B. Hutteman, J. Diehl, D. Danko. B. Stevenson, G. Feno, D. McKenzie, W. Bielicky, T. Pluhar. Fifth row T Seller J Burke TRACK.. .1956 Coaches Mike Sr-hibanoff and lien Merrill van he proud of tht- 1956 travk team which gained the best track revord in the history of the school, The Crusaders downed Bernardsville. Somerville, Highland Park. St. Peteris. Dun- ellen. Westheld. and South River. while North Plainfield handed the Crusaders .their only loss by nipping them in a rain-soaked Contest. The Brooks Contained a number of outstanding boys: ,lim Housell. weightsg Noel Stanton. hurdlesg and Bob Hutteman. high jump-all of whom managed to break off tie records existing at B.B.H.S. Ken Jarus. Steve Johnson. Jim Diehl. and Bob Nlaerkle were others who were inches and seconds away from breaking school records. et?33'0 ' 1 T1- l? ns ull'lE 11ar F 5' QQUIDJ717, A, , IX, L' ., I 1- is 17 -' 'Z Qi SENIORS COACHES: MERRILL AND SCHIBANOFF X . Tr A k -15.1.1 , N, -4 v-- --Q -fr'--a - -n . . . X -, I - ..- ., i,,, .f M , , ' - - ' r k A iv- L it ',w,, ew.. . N, A -, ,- ba., 1 . N . . 'Q' ' Mp. , W., , AL . , . . . ,, Top row left to right: L. Lapinski, G. Spahr, T. Plick. Second row: S Bellomo, R. Slahetka L DeMato W Lyne R Serwell J Lopls J Dace and R Toth Third row: Manager W. Pfieffer, J. Zuccarelli, R. Porter, A. Tomaro, B DeMato L Hemerda R Applegate J Barber and Manager K Olsen Fourth row: Coach S. Furino. D. Cusatis, A. Patullo, M. Blake, E Capanna R Dobrosky R Shutack P Hall L Tullo and Coach P Moody BASEBALL.. .1956 Faced hy the splendid pitvhiiig of Tom DiAlfonso and Nlivkey Blake. f-omliim-el with tht- hitting of Uavc Coloma haroni and Tony Patullfi. thv tilrzmule-i's canw up with a formidahlc- H16 rw-ord during tliv 1956 vampaign, Both UifXlfonso and Blake- turm-tl in nmiwt-louis johs and had QFPHI indixidttal Il0I'l-0I'IIlZlll1'1'4. Pulullo. tht- Vviiterhelflffr had an average- ol' .filfl and H114 limiorml with ll Spot on the All-County te-am. Colonilizmmi. NtlI'flIlll llitrt'Ill3ll. was n good hitter as wt-ll as 11 gumlht-lfle-:'.l+11t Daw distinguished himsf-lf as a terror on tht- lust- paths, Bcsiflec these boys. fin? iohs worst turned in ln' lilif-lt Slmtzir-lx. .-Xlcw Tomam. Tony Rarhf-r, and Pvtv llttll. Jlisui-it Cx1xBmisE X X, X 1 x, X, XX' Q'ii! X X X Ng X X Ahove and Beyond the Call of Duty Our school 15 far from all work and no play We are proud to be able to sav that 1n addrtlon to our athletlc program our school sponsored oxer thlrty actne co cur rlcular or anrzatlons to balance our cholastlc educatlon We conslder these warxous HCIIXIUCS as lmportant ln our development as future cxtlzens and leaders These clubs fall mto SIX general categorles SCFVICE Or amzatxons const1tuted the largest of these groups These clubs were dexoted to helpm the school 1n a varlets of ways The Cheerleaders Twlrlers and Pep Club exlsted to 1nst1ll ln us the school Splflt necessary to cheer our teams to uctory The Student Councxl play ed an lmportant role 1n our school l1fe deallng senslbly to com bat our problems as well as to lmproxe cond1t1ons The Searchlzght and Journallsm Club serxed to publlclze our school and succeeded ln coxermg school news accurately and mterestmgly The Junlor Red Cross sought to arouse 1n us an mterest 1n the hr h ldeals of 1t lnternatlonal cause C1rls Leader Corps and the C1rls Athletlc Assoclatxon served the lnterests of the athletlc females The Llbrary Club mana ed to keep the llbrary operatrng efhclently Real workers erx ed wlth the Stagecrafters and V1SUalA1dS Club to lend practlcal ard to assemblles dramatlcs and film showlngs The Hall Cafe-terra and Flre Squads were found most helpful to the entrre school because they greatlv re heved passmg con estlon ln the corrldors kept order at lunch perlods and 1nc reased fire drxll efhclenrw The 'NIU 1cal Groups prouded entertamment for us all The Concert Marchmg and Dance Bands were great parts of our assembhes concerts and dances and of course our football games and parades wouldnt haxe been complete wlthout the clexer formatlons of Mr Chersack s devoted followers The Cholr and Clee Club furnlshed excellent xocal mus1c on numerous occaslons The Lan ua eClubs French Cerman Latln and Span rsh concerned themselses wlth arousmg mterest and ap prec1at1on for the1r language and culture Comblned they sponsored an Internatlonal Dlnner Hobby and Career Clubs flourxshed The Mask and Wlg Club dl played 1ts talents ln lts annual play whlch pro uded 1ts members w1th practlcal experlence The Commer cral Club furthered xnterest 1n lts members The Art Club Creatne Wfllffq Club Future Teachers of Amerlca Home ECOIIOITIICQ Club Nurses Club and Photography Club pro uded outlets as well as experlence for the talents of the artr ts authors prospectne teachers homemakers nurses and photographers respectnelv The two Honorary Groups were the Honor SOCICIY sen lors w1th a h1 h scholastlc achlexement and the Varslty Double B Club athletes who hase been awarded Double Thrs war the only school communlty club was the Bound Brook Qenlor Tr1H1Y a lrls club afhllated wlth the YW CA RM PH CI-IANIBERLIN Page 75 - - 1 ' 7 9 , v l ' - - 1 9 's Y . . Y , V , ., , ' ' .. or Q ' C ., , . , . ' , ' ' -. J V . . ' . . . . . U U v- I . - . ' U P' 7 9 5 . U . . . . V V. . . D , P, .. - f v V . U . . . . . . . C . I . , V. v. I I. Y .S . . . - ,. , ' ' , . ' ' v . K . , . . 1 . . . V f . , . c , , . 7 . Y . 'T . . s. b U 4 I N 1 l' .. V -4 v . . . . .U . . C . . .Q . Y C c . .. . . , , , . , . , . . . . V Y I 0' , . Y . . . 7 y v . E , , I , U . . . . v. .U . . A . z: ' r- a s ' ' ' ' , . - ' ' . . . . B, - , . 5. vi . A 7 I vx - N t I v v . - L - - U 5 , r . . ' :- . . U . . . V, - I F - . , . c. . .I . V , . 5. 'l I . A A A A Vice-President Recording Sec Corresponding ,r SENIORS Student Council Fire Squad PFBSIUEM ........,.,.,....... TFBBSIITBF ..................,. SERVICE STUDENT COUNCIL Advisors, Mr. McWilliams, Mr. Merrill Richard Shutack .,...Dale Cobel . . .Joyce Arcieri .Angela DeCastro Thomas Sansone retary, ........... Secretary ....,.. HALL SQUAD Advisor, Mr. Kurowski Captain .,..,...r...........,..... Dale Sobel FIRE SQUAD Advisor, Mr. Ewing Captain .,,,.....,............ Carmen Marotto URGANIZATIUNS CAFETERIA SQUAD Advisor, Mr. Kurowslii Captain .,.....,...........,. lulius Sulmonetti ' 1 ' ,f SEARC'HLIGHT ' a Advisors, Mrs. Schurnaclter,-llliss Zsuffa . .Maryelten Marrow Co-ordinating Editor ........... Co-ordinating Editor .,4.. .,.. Editor-In-Chief , .....4,,.., . . News Editor .,.,.... .... ltalphujlhamberlin .wricii Kollllska .1 Ierol, Dhellis Feature Editor ..,., ..... R alph Gallagher Sports Editor ...... . . . Sports Editor .,...., .,.. Exchange Editor ..,.., . Typing Editor ...,.. . Photo Editor ..... Art Editor ..,.,,... . Business Manager ..... . . Q gf fm OU .David Stevenson loseph Calabrese ...loseph Hanlon ...Patricia Fuller ., . . .Robert Toth . . .Diane Beecher ...Louise Forbes 2 f NME: B- Advisor, Mrs. Swan N X SENIORS Journalism Searchlight Cafetefla Sflllad SFRVUWQL QR- fix.: VK ' I N 4, 7 ' ' Af .V 'F' L, V ff' . L 46 E J CRUSADER Lybf L, J 'V ' ' 1 D . 5 Advisor, Mr. cimmdls' ,Lib ' President ....... ..,Birh5a C tlllfp Vice-President ..,..,.. . . vteraldine lizmante , Secnliy-Treasurer .....,. l ...,. bloat McKay ,QL f ., ' Q A C i if p ' J,b'l' ' ff' 4,-.,- TWIREERS .A , S Advisors, 5 Mr.- Chersack Head Twirler, .Q ....... ..t.CaroI Giamella ' x A 7 Q , CHEERLEADERS Advisor, Mrs. Buono Head Cheerleader .r..,.,,.,... Patricia Rodgers Manager ....r..... r....,. C arol Deschu SENIORS Twirlers Cheerleaders Pep Club ORGANIZATIONS I ij ww WJ A Clk!! Milli, f ti ,524 LI ARY CLUB 17411, LAiWjr Miss Tackney Preside t . A... Barbara Gaglia Vice-P ldent . . . ..,...,.,,... Olivia Verheeck Sec ary-Treasurer .......,..... Mary Ann Toth JUNIOR RED CROSS Advisor, Mrs. Albert President .................,,.,. Lydia Rodgers Vice-President .... .....,.. K eith Hunter Secretary ,... , .......... Ruth Teatzner Treasurer ,... ..... M ary Lou Canavesio STAGECRAFTERS Advisor, Mr. class President i....,,.,.,,......... Robert Maerkel Vice-President .... , .... Peter Nagradski SENIORS Red Cross Stagecrafters Library Club SERVICE CE ORGANIZATIONS VISUAL AIDS CLUB Advisors, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Donnelly President .I.. . , .Robert Toth Secretary-Treasurer I , . . I .Kenneth larus HONOR GROUPS HONOR SOCIETY Advisors, Mr. Swift, Miss Byerly, Mr. McWilliams President ,..,.,.....,......,. Thomas Sansone Vice-President .... ....... M ichael Plavetzky Secretary ,t... ...,,,. P atricia Fuller Treasurer ....... Carol Giamella VARSITY DOUBLE B CLUB Advisor, Mr. Furino President ,..,,...,............ Charles Welch Vice-President ..,. .......... P eter Hall Secretary .,.,. ...... T homas Gleason Treasurer .,... ..... 1 ames llousell SENIORS Honor Society Visual Aids Club Varsity Double-B GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION GIRLS' LEADER CORPS visor, rs. o n fJ Ad jig? jf' If nw I W IQLYMXQQXI 'I I ,f if :O Ziff Xing JW iffy Ly' GM, lj I 4 ij I SOCCER KICK Advisor, Mrs. Yohn Xggfj fyd KAYVL JLQJ- 'xefOgrcVQQJLQfU?fQ'0W' ea Q-fvv MPM! -9f 'M OD GIRLS' CWA I ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Advisor, Mrs. Yohn President ..,...,.,..4,..,.,. Rose Ann Chiarelli Vice-President .......,..,.,.,, Angela DeCastre Secretary ...........,...,.. Mary Ann Rohrhurst Treasurer .,.,.... .... Mar Ann Re nolds L VM I dj 1, www A . ,Ie I HOBBY UR MASK AND WIG CLUB Advisor, Mr. Robinson President ,,...... ........,.... K eith Hunter Vice-President .i,. .,.,. A rthur Consoli Secretary ..... .,....... I oan Conklin Treasurer .......,.,. A... I ean Maclennan J . -N SLLS QLNAAAQN fi.-Aa CREATIVE WRITERS' CLUB Advisor, Mr. Kline Scribe , . ................ Olivia Verbeeck ART CLUB Advisor, Miss Whitham President ....... ,..... P atricia Musialowski Vice-President A... .,.. E Iizabeth Berezansky Secretary .,... .,...... B arhara Wahl Treasurer . . . ....,.. Doris Evans SENIORS Mask and Wig Creative Writing Art Club CAREER CLUBS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Advisor, Mrs. Creteau President ...,... ,............. S usan Csepei Vice-President ..,,. ,...,. L eona Pankowski Secretary .,..,, ......, M yrtle Clark Treasurer .... ...,... M ary Hudock i FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Advisors, Miss Byerly, Mr. Barile President ...,.,..........,..,... Sonia Yalsh Vice-President ..... ,.r.,,. I oanne Polakiewicz Secretary ..,.... ......,, E Ieanor Foma Treasurer .... ..i.. L orelei Sutton FUTURE NURSES' CLUB Advisor, Mrs. Fritts President .,.,... ..,.... M arlene Capolupo Secretary-Treasurer ....,.. Diane Borawski SENIORS Future Teachers of America Future Nurses Future Homemakers W 'wwf E, fm M if 5' is K QA X. 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