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M ,M , ,,.' .Q , V,-, 5 .:'.1 M -1. . , . ,. .- , .,,..- PUBLICATION OF THE SENIOR CLASS BUTLER HIGH SCHOOL, I Q , ' A Q BUTLER, NHBEH . - A X v-, . xt, ff Mo ' 0 sv xy , 5 'x A? :xx 1 .J s 55 u nu. .Fw ,W 5 4 1, ., W1 ,1 M- V' V, NX--v-Y' 1 Q v -, -7' .I . X ! St ' ft, M s xl, -.. V A- . ' 'wx -' 1 - V. . 2 , , 4. x lu - f v- ..'3 'aw f A-ivy Q ew f ' 'N t - .K .vv , ,ji a fy . f v 4 4 C 5 Y QC . 51 , uv' , ,- xifa 5 , . ,M-' ,Q 3, fp, v Q' : 3, X. ' ' .51 - ' ' ' f- f --Q 5 ' N-'D'-'Tc 1 o N. H4-.K - j. : M A . , - --i -.. . . ri h ,-wg,-I' Q. ,' . a ' X J - , N U' T QfE.,.,1..j.,LZ3 'E' In mum! Cmzfererzfex Mr, V411 Vliel, Mr EHJILI' In-w,l', .Him ffzeckle, EUGENE H. VAN VLIET New York U7Ijl'6?'JiffJ, A. B. ,Hozlfrlfzir Slale T6i1t'l76'7',f Colfege, High School Principal fm,--4. f,- x a f' 2. K, G LADYS H, JAECKLE New jerrey College for Wfomen, A. B. New York Urzii'efJity, M. A. Director of Guidance Inter-school Orientation, Post-school Counseling. GUIDANCE ,wx .Q v ANNE S. BAILEY Monzrluir Sfale Tearlaerf College, A. B. Guidance Auditorium Counselor Library Service, Baby Sitting Club. CATHERINE M. CURTIS New jewel College for Wfomen, li. L. Librarian Library Service. Textbook Control, Y-Teens. V 1 1 l l s 3 s em-'Hs f IZDVUARD A. CLEARY St. Pe1er'J College, A. B. Monrrlair Smle Tearlnerf College IH, A. Guidance Counselor Club Supervision, Armed Forces Con tact Group, Underclass Forum. l9J Cowzrelizzg Ojjzire fl 7.1 fQ EDITH R. CARLIN Urzirerfily of Miflaigan, A. B. Middlebury College, M. A. French, Social Studies I.e Cercle Francais, Les Dehutants, junior Class Adviser. I , i. A. - 'I ., ,, ' I NJ' ' Ifx of-7 FELIPA PEQUE JACKSON New .lefrey College for Wornen, A. B. Middleburg College, M. A. Spanish Dancing Club. - vis' v N LA GU GES ..i I 5 I-Q A-. ' lx 1.5. . I' xx 'X S it . , AE ll . DEBORAH SHAPIRO Monirlniv' Slale Tearlaerr A. B., AI. A. Latin, English Yearbook. College X . v MARION E. SMITH Elmira College, A. B. German, English German Club. gk cs i X itil' 'fl I' . .LX . .N 0 IJ 1 - ' -. ' ' L... Chaucer Projertf Spanhb C omfemzlion i111 Z' ' ' . ,xv M i. Cm V Q 5, L-all Geometric DEAN P. CURTISS Symcure Univerrity, A, B. Rutgers Univemrily, Ed. M. Mathematics Honor Society. ei A Puzzler MARGARET BANTA New jerrey College for IVomen, B. S. Columbia Unioerfizy, M. A. Mathematics Deparzmeni Clmirman, Debating Club, M. L. A, W., Assembly lines and ushers. E121 C. W1 B. LILLIAN BEDNAREK Montclair Stale Teaflaerr College. A. B. Mathematics 'Dancing Club, Freshman Class Ad- viser. GORDON JOHNSTONE err Claerlef State Teacherr College, S. Mechanical Drawing, Mathematics N .., MATH DINA G. NIELSEN Montclair State Teaclaerr College A. B. Mathematics Senior Class Adviser. 10' K, I Q DANIEL CARUSO Alfred L'r1iz'erri1y, B. S. Columbia L'r1i1'ev'Ji1y, M. A. Biology Deparlmen! Chairman. Wrestling Club, Freshman Football. 31' 'UT 1, ' 3 N1 ,,+. Y. . i - ' . --Y Science I SCIENCE N P .1 x 5 .vim R. KENNEDY CARPENTER, JR. Lafayette College, B. S. Columbia Ijniieriily. M. A. Physics, Chemistry Hi-Y, Fencing Club, Varsity Fencing. Science Club. MARY FOX Hunter College, A. B. Columbia Uniieffify, M. A. Biology Dancin Club So homore Class Ad- , g . P V1S6l'. HENRY T. ELLARD Springfield College, B. P. E. Harmony Club, Assistant Coach: Track, Basketball. xflj' .pow EDWIN R. CONKLIN Lafayette College. Pb, B. Rulgerf Univerfity, Ed. M. Science junior Sportsmen, Visual Aids Weather Station. .fix Chemical Equation! U31 ff ifr- Qs.--v INHQRIEL A. BENOY Elmira: College. A. B. Cf1lumbi.1 Unizerfity. M, A. Commercial. English D6p.1!l7Il6l1I Cl1.zirmar1. Maple Leaf, Secretarial Club, Assembly Commit- tee. ,HQ -'15 Mit' l fu'-fs JAY L, HAND EDXVARD O. MITCHELL Szuquelmnna L'r1iz'er.vi1y, B. S. Tllftillllllll College, A. B. Cnlumhilz Cnizerrify. M. A. Commercial Commercial Tcst Squad. CGMMERCIAL Slerm Trazurripliozz .I5Wl A, DORIS POMEROY P. A. D. Reportf Commercial junior Miss Club. mix.. -ring 7.1 Paterfon State Teaelzerr College, B. S. i ROBERT V BENSON Mzllermlle Stale Tearlverf College, Industrial Arts, Mathematics JOSEPH JAMES DE PASO New York Univevfliy B S M A Industrial Arts Head Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach, School Carpentry FREDERICK M. RICKMAN Yale Unirenrity, A. B. Rutgerr University. Ed. M. Industrial Arts Printing. 35- -df LOUISE BOEHM Fairmont Stare College, A. B. Art, Drama Department Chairman, Senior Play Art Service, Stage Crew, Make-up junior Prom. PI E RTS I I Unitferrily of Mirbigan, B. Al. E. Instrumental Music Band, Orchestra, Kiel House Katz, Ensembles, Musicianship Club. CHARLES K. HARRIS FAYE A. XWERNER Kutzzozvn State Teacher.: B. S. Art Senior Play Assistant, Dance Decora tions. RI'TI-I M. LAFFERTY Temple Unizferrify, B. S., Ed. M. Choir, Chorus, Glee Clubs, En- sembles, Assemblies, Music Service. f' V .omg FRIEDA hi. BOCK Ilmzler College. A. B. C0lIllII,7l.1 L'f1ire1-rifyi. M, A, Health. Physical Education Band Twirlers. Twirling Club. Follc Dancing Club. x . . . ' 'iw A5 5 if I ' , f girl, x A i.V,' if A FRED INGOLD P.1r1zer College, B, S. Health, Physical Education Head Baseball Coach, Recreation Club, Freshman Football. ,,1f' .-25 ' 'fi vs. Jef' .J -4 ,. nf, .' f ,,y' ' ' . M! e ,Y 0 .v-' Q t '59, f' if as ii V A 'L I lf S E .ff ' ' V . 4, gt F F DONALD S, HAVUKINS Cnlzmzbia College. A. B. Columlzia Uni1'er.fi1y, M. A. Health, Physical Education Head Track Coach, junior Sportsmen Club, Assistant Coach: Football, Bas- ketball. JANE CONNAIWIACHFR Panzer College. B. S. Health. Physical Education Cheerleading, Ofhcials' Club. PHYSICAL EDUCATIO DONALD R, XX'HE'l'HAM Trenmn Slate Teacher! College Drivers Education Director of Athletics. Cross Country. Track. I 181 DORIS XV. SANDS jerrey Cily State Teacher! College, B. S. IEIYYEQ City Medicul Cerner, R. N. School Nurse Health Education. 1 VERNA E, MORSE Sccretary X X 'CTT' QW Lgfi i ri' I 'VS Q' nf ' X ligfAYl'fvf,., 3 C. :uct NORMA M. PIANTANIDA CATHERINE A. REICHWEIN Secretary Secretary OFFICE CAROLINE NW. VAN DRIEL Secretary Niediral Cberk-up ,E E19 li Driving Imfrnftiozz T , ' E Q -, K., .5,, I f M ,Exw Q, f-E5 g Y 'un . E! ,. U J 4 -I nnwen mnuns UH V 1 ,,, ff 5 ,525 ph-Q Vx. Q, fi, if wg 5 NNITV' 5'Qx P21 SENIOR GFFICERS if SENIOR SERVICE .rteermg fommzttee or flu: artwztzef Wolfe Mary Lou VV1lson Dome Brand! Min Meade Frank Phnllmps Judy Leahy Gloria Holly 'Vhse Nxclsen Betty Petak Presrdent Vxce President Frank Phnllnps Cllff Monzegho Secretary Glorxa Holly Treasurer Mary Lou Wnlson Asslstant Treasurer Mary Meade xr f ,,- , 'D- 4 . 'T' : .1 'lr if I M 1 -' ff , . i. Q, Foreground: Joan De. Puy, Shirley Osterhoudt. Circle, left to rrght: Lorraine De- ! 3 I -Lg MILLIE AHLBRAND Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4, Choir 43 Game and Song 1. LEE ALLERMAN Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Track 2, 3, 4g J. V. Basketball 1, 2, Football 45 Recreation Club 2, 43 Junior Sportsmen 1. JOAN M. BAILEY Secretarial Service 4g Test Service 3, 43 Typing Club 2g Super Honor Trip 3, 45 Craft Club lg Knitting Club Ig Gregg Contest Award 3. KAY L. BAKER Glee Club 1, 25 Cheerleader 33 Choir 23 Nursing Service 4. fp: A 'qu 'H r . V. ' 1.55, iqr.,pf, f r,if4p ina , EJZQJ 1 v.Xff4L 4 1 '?f, 'Wann--gr R H 9 A lv hifnuw M , iii 1 W 4, w 4 x AMORY BALL Freshmen Football lg Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 43 Football Club 2, 3. JEANETTE M. BARRETT Secretarial Service 4g Test Service 3g Library Ser- vice 2, 33 Typing Club 2g Foreign Correspondence 1. ROBERT BARRETT junior Sportsmen 1, 25 Dancing Club 15 Recrea- tion Club 4g Aviation Club Zg Fencing Club 53 Wrestling Club 3. KENNETH BAUM Cross Country 2, 3, 4g Wrestling Club 1, 23 Track and Field 2. i231 ROBERT BIEMER Varsity Track 2, 3, 43 I-Ii-Y 4g Senior Play Cast 43 j. V. Basketball 33 Science Club 4g Recreation Club 43 German Club 33 Fencing Club 33 Aviation Club 23 Track and Field 13 Dramatic Club 13 in Dancing Club 13 Visual Aids 1. GEORGE BODENSCHATZ Visual Aids 1, 23 Math Club 13 Science Club 2. DOROTHY BRANDT , as ,E Win-vw' ' ' '-112+-E-. ' - 5113. '. 1 TCT' ,ini KX 3.. Q Vffhff-, ...Tyan-in 1. ! , Yearbook 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 33 Super Honor Trip 23 Senior Service 43 junior Prom 33 Student Council 33 Forum 23 M.L.A.W. Z3 Dramatic Club 1. ROBERT BRIGGS Varsity Track 2, 3, 43 Freshmen Football 13 Choir 2, 3, 43 Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Debating 43 German Club 2, 3g Radio Club 33 Dramatic Club 23 Football Club 2. f f X 3 f , mg ' Mmu L L 4 f Q ff? 4 f ',r'f L . in 1' 3 . 1'w1,.f,.r:11 , A 3- '- -.5-i,Yi'3fQ7,.,-fa' . 'io 41' w Xt , , ,. X1 . A . 2 If3f'1'i:5rfrcwfgr:1f',fa.Q -1' j - , 41. 3:ia'Qfl'i '?:-. 1:ff- r I Q A A. - .if gmsqa.-.,.,Q.gx, 5 lf , ,. , '31 K fix WILLIAM E. BURKHARDT Transferred junior year from Passaic Senior H. S., 3 Eh Mfr Passaic, N. J. Science Club 13 junior Sportsmen ,gy rv-N is . . 3, Forum 4, Assembly Usher 3, 4. WALTER C. BUSKE if BETTY ANN CAMPBELL Nursing Service 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Library Service 3, 43 Craft Club 13 Y-Teens 1, 23 Cercle Francais 23 Inter Nos 13 junior Prom 3. BARBARA ANN CANTY Foreign Correspondence Ig Typing Club 23 Year- book Typist 43 Secretarial Service 4. T241 l lf. 'Ft 25 1-v N? -If wwf' ..-ai. 1, Av' FRANCES MARY CLINT Transferred junior year from Bloomfield H S Bloomfield N J Radio Club 4 Club Service 4 TOM COLLINGE Freshmen Football 1 Cross Country 4 junior Sportsmen 2 3 4 Recreation Clubl 4 Football Club 2 Varsity Baseball 4 PATRICIA A CONKLIN Twirlmg Club 1 2 Craft Club 1 Game and Song 1 ETHEL M COOK Student Council 1 2 3 Secretary 4 Super Honor Trip 2 3 4 Cercle Francais 4 Foreign Corres pondence 1 Typing Club 2 25 r DESSEL K. CARD Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 43 Student Council 2, 3, Debating 1, 2, 3, 4g MAPLE LEAF 2, 35 Forum 4, Super Honor Trip 1. 2, 3, 4. HELENE M CASALEGGIO GleeClub1 2 3 Girls Basketball 3 4 Nursing Service 4 Dramatic Club 1 YTeens 1 ARLENF H CLAUSSEN Honor Society 3 President 4 Debating 3 4 Science Delegate to Rutgers 3 Super Honor Trip 7 3 4 Library Service 7 3 4 Forum Stience Club 4 JOAN E CLINCHARD Secretarial Service 4 Typing Club 2 junior Miss 2 Gregg Contest Award 3 fn flags., 'rf W nwfak ...qu F575 Zur -7 P in .VN-1. V A l gg-. , 1 ' ' l, , L 31 , . I ' V , Y Huy' , l w - - Q . r k , 9 . -Y - .34 3 ' S ' , Q . 'inf -- vg'fQ1 I A I I ' ' , s Q , ' , , , v 1 'Um' 1 ' , , 9 ' 1 ' - 9 A 'N' - A -N , , , 5, I J 'Q -f W. g l , . ' il, 9 I f X fi' ' '95 s ...... WT? BOB DAVENPORT junior Sportsmen 3, 4g Recreation Club 1, 2. JOAN A. DAVENPORT Glee Club 3, 45 Choir 45 Music Service 4g Craft Club lg Typing Club 2g Game and Song 1. JOAN DAY Yearbook Business 3, 4g Senior Play Cast 4g Stu- dent Council 2, 3g Debating 2g Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Cercle Francais 2, 33 junior Miss 2. BARBARA DE BONTE Secretarial Service 4g Craft Club lg Fencing Club 3. 1261 fn- wi' if DARRELL COOKE junior Sportsmen 1, 2. JOYCE H. CRUM Band 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 4g Y-Teens 1, Club lg Girls' Basketball 23 Musicianship ting Club 2. PATRICIA CRUM Craft Club lg Fencing Club 3. VIVIAN E. CURTIS 23 Craft 4g Knit Secretarial Service 4g Test Service 33 Typing Club 2. r 4 1 2'-,ilu , Mk.. , 1, M, is ,f '1 -vi 91 f '5- xx he divx .. N 1, '45 'N 'T'-v J! 4587 gv .-gs-2 DORLEE DECKER Make-up Squad 2, 3, 45 Costume Club 3, 45 Yeat- book Business 45 Art Service 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Cercle Francais 25 Bowling Club 25 Knitting Club 15 Sub Deb Club 25 Fencing Club 3. NANCY DECKER Transferred junior year from Lodi H. S., Lodi, N. J. Cheerleader 15 Chorus 15 Glee Club 25 Choir 25 Test Service 45 Y-Teens 4. PHILLIP H. DECKER Make-up Squad 2, 3, 45 junior Sportsmen 1, 2. SHIRLEY LEE DECKER Cercle Francais 2, 45 Dramatic Club 15 Craft Club 15 Super Honor Trip 1. 1' , , v -wwf. ikiw 5:'ii. v,sym,x-vk V ., Y: - ,. .. 'W cw. . wiwtv-1 .fi 51 tix 1.-'I'-'T' . .fr If i F . 1 K' X ' ' f x, 5 , X I - .. . 'N I -. 9 M t gf .lj I, i if ., Q C? ','- fl- Ur , lx ,X, ,, I I iii ' , KO A RICHARD DE DEYN j.V. Football Club 1. SHIRLEY A. DE FREESE Test Service 4, Girls' Baslretblll 33 Fencing Club 35 Dancing Club 25 Game and Song 1. ANTHONY DE LANO JOAN DE PUY Yearbook Business 3, 45 Senior Service 45 Super Honor Trip 35 Art Service 2, 35 Fencing Club 35 Y-Teens 15 Knitting Club 25 Girls' Basketball 35 Craft Club 1. I271 BOB DE STAFFEN junior Sportsmen 1, 25 Recreation Club 2, 35 Dancing Club 1. LORRAINE DE WOLFE Senior Service 45 M.L.A.W. 25 Knitting Club 25 YV 115- Cercle Francais 25 Fencing Club 35 Y-Teens 1. RUSS DONNELLY Transferred junior year from East Orange H. S., East Orange, N. Varsity Football 45 Football Club 35 j.V. Foot all 35 Varsity Track 2. RUDY DOORMANN Tranferred sophomore year from Clifford Scott H. S., East Orange, N. 1. Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Cross Country 3, 45 j.V. Football 1, 25 Senior Play Cast 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Class Play 35 Yearbook 35 Forum 2, 3, 45 Track and Field 35 Band 15 Wrest- ling Club 15 German Club 35 Spanish Club 15 Student Council 4. ima fin DN . ff.. , tlinfp , 'S ,.,,,, -ie.. A 1 S : V 5 , I. fl A ,.,. . If 'Sf 1 lsmiwffifilf 1 f W .-uf 'Q K.-'Z ,MrlWPHg,,V ' fi .Nb ff - , 'D' 4 51 , .I it . ,yr- 3. I f' tk ,V u QM' by E- X DON ,nbitsf Freshmen Football 15 J.V. Football 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Football Club 1, 2, 35 Class Presi- dent 15 Choir 1, 2, 35 Band 3, 45 Dance Band 3, 45 Class Play 15 Dramatic Club 15 Dancing Club 1. TOM EDGE Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshmen Basketball 15 Varsity Bowling Team 1, 2, 35 Bowling Trophy 35 junior Sportsmen 1, 25 Football Club 1, 2. MARY LOUISE EMERY Tranferred freshman year from Mac Farland junior H. S., Tampa, Fla. Secretarial Service 45 Typing Club 25 Cheerleader 15 Armed Forces Contact Group 45 Twirling Club 25 Glee Club 35 Fencing Club 35 Library Service 3. MARIAN E. ESTES Glee Club 1, 25 Art Service 2, 3, 45 junior Prom 35 German Club 25 Super Honor Trip 1, 25 Folk Dancing 4. U93 pina. ,N xg, . X ffm, figs ALFORD FEHR junior Sportsmen 1, Dancing Club 1. NANCY FE THERM AN Transferred freshman year from Pompton Lakes H. S., Pompton Lakes, N. J. Yearbook Business 3, 41 Honor Society 3, Secretary 45 Student Council 2, 4, Class Secretary 3, Super Honor Trip 2, 31 Forum 33 Inter Nos 1, 2g Cercle Francais 3, 43 MAPLE LEAF 4g Library Service 25 Magazine Sales Award 4. 1 , l ff W 1: 2 2 ADX 1 'unc ,W N f r 3 , 1 t if MATTHEW FOX , I ,xv . N514 Student Council 45 Hi-Y 4, Boys' State Delegate Weather Station President 4 Science 53 3, 5 Committee 3, 4, Super Honor Trip 2, Yearbook Fair 3, Forum 4g Debating Ig Cercle Francais 2, 3, Track and Field 2. L. WAYNE FREITAG Transferred sophomore year from Bogota H. S., Bogota, N. j. Science Club 1, 2g Wrestling Club 2g Senior Service 43 Senior Play Cast 4. jon W. FURNBACH ED FINGERLE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Sportsmen 1, 2, 45 Science Club 2, 4, Weather Station 4. ART FOOTE Boxing Club 33 junior Sportsmen lg Forum Cercle Francais 25 Science Club 4. 'ff 25 mf Jdlik fax junior Sportsman 3, 4, Science Club 1, 2g Dancing Club lg Fencing Club 3. JOHN A. GARBARINO Freshmen Football lg j.V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Football Club 1, 2, 5. l29Il ., g 'Ds- hi 'Ds- LA 7 I 'Qjr JIM GREENE Varsity Football 3, 45 j.V. Football 25 Freshmen Football 15 Football Club 1, 2, 35 Junior Sports- men 15 Recreation Club 15 Fencing Club 3. DIANE JOAN GRIESENBECK Choir 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Library Service 3, 45 Dancing Club 25 Craft Club 1. BETTYLOU GRONDA Yearbook Business 3, 45 Library Service 35 Radio Club 45 Dramatic Club 15 Fencing Club 35 Scribblers 15 junior Miss 2. DOROTHY M. HAND Typing Club 25 Food Service 45 Test Squad 4. 303 ANNE M. GEORGIO Glee Club-1, 3, 45 Y-Teens 1, 25 Game and Song ,l.. ' ' i A K I . CAROLYN L. GILLAND ' St dent Council 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 45 MAPLE LSAF 2, junior Editor 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 De- 'bating 1, 2, 35 Library Service 1, 2, 35 Class Play 25 Radio Club 35 Senior Play Cast 4. i . J 19 -.4 JANE M. GORMLEY Student Council 2, 3, President 45 Yearbook Busi- ness 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cercle Francais 2, 35 Super Honor Trip 1, 25 Girls' Bas- ketball 35 Library Service 1, 2. JOANCLAIRE R. GORMLEY Glee Club 15 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 German Club 2, 35 Library Service 4. 44 'E ,yi Y ll.. Z X lb, A ff , ,V,, Q 1 Q 1 1 cl QP sv' , .' I 1 .Q i 4445 , -- ' -' x 45 A , BRUCE H. HARTGERS ' ' Cross Country 2, 3g Varsity Track 2, 3, 4g Science Club 1, 43 Math Club 2g Craft Club 2. DICK HEDDY Hi-Y 4g junior Sportsmen lg Fencing Club 43 Weather Station 3, 4g German Club 3. ARLINE M. HERMAN Class Plays 1, 4g MAPLE LEAF 2g Glee Club 4' Library Service 33 Cercle Francais 2g Dramatic Club Ig Fencing Club 33 Girls' Basketball 35 Scribblers 15 Knitting Club 2. DON HODSHON Wrestling Club 1. -If 71 113-Q 435 x5imqw.1 ,pw fi-Q K. E3?'I'3.' i Kx'37 ' GLORIA HOLLY Senior Service 45 Yearbook Typist 4g Club Service 33 Typing Club 25 Y-Teens lg Baby Sitting 21 Class Secretary 4. fw- CLIFFORD R. HOLMAN Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g j.V. Club 2g Recrea- tion Club 4. JEAN E. HOPPER Student Council lg Glee Club 2, 33 Club Service lg Fencing Club 33 Food Service 2, 31 Radio Club 4. A , .R ' BEVERLY JANE HOYT 452' Club Service lg Typing Club 2g Game and Song A lg junior Miss 25 Fencing Club 33 Folk Dancing ' 4 45 Gregg Contest Award 3g Secretarial Service 4. 45 A faq CYNTHIA ANN HUBNER Art Service 1, 2, 3, 43 Make-up Squad 1, 2, 3,14 Senior Play 4g Junior Prom 31 Radio Club 4 Scribblers 1 3 Cercle Francais 1, 23 Knitting Club Zi MARJORIE L. HUNT Student Council 1, 2, Vice-President 33 Cheer- leader 2, 3, Co-Captain 43 Honor Society 3, Treas- urer 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Forum 2, 43 Super Honor Trip 2, 33 Senior Play Cast 43 Girls' State Delegate 33 Make-up Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 junior Prom 3. ALMA JANNER Transferred junior year from Passaic Valley Re- gional H. S., Little Falls, N. J. Glee Club 1, 3, 43 Tumbling Club 1, 2, 33 Choir 2, 33 Bowling Club 1, 2, 33 Girls' Ensemble 2, 33 Hockey Club 1, 23 Girls' Softball Team 1. ELLEN W. JARDINE Choir 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 3, 43 Dramatic Club ff ,fx ,pw J? wh Vw. -vt A x 1'-F 1, Class Plays 1, 4, MAPLE LEAF 2, Library N ' Service 3: Student Council 23 junior Prom 33 Knitting Club 2. H ie' 1 ' A iw 1 , Y DICK JENNINGS I X Varsity Baseball 3, 4g junior Sportsmen 1, Avia- ' tion Club 23 Wrestling Club 33 Recreation Club 4. 4-s .0'W K wtf' f f 0 GLORIA JEUNE gl Choir 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Senior Play Cast 43 Yearbook 3, Underclass Chairman 4g Music Service 2, 3, 4g Radio Club 43 Class Plays 1, 33 Dramatic Club 13 Cercle Francais 23 Student Council 1. gf? riff VICTOR JIMENEZ 30' r Q, .ff ' 4 . Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Football Club 1, 2, 3. rsz CARL N. JOHNSON Varsity Football 3, 43 j.V. Football 23 Freshmen Football lg Football Club 1, 33 Wrestling Club 1, 23 Track and Field 23 Printing Squad 3. J Us JN -mutt 3' 1534. wa... PEGGI L KING Debating 1 2 Vice President 3 President 4 Yearbook Make up and Club Assistant 3 Chair man 4 Honor Society 3 Vice President 4 junior Prom 3 Super Honor Trip 2 3 Cercle Francais 2 4 Forum3 Student Council 3 MLAW 2 YTeens 1 2 Dramatic Club 1 Magazine Sales Award 4. SANDRA KOHRS Glee Club 2' Costume Club 2 3' Dramatic Club 1' Secretarial Service 4' Library Service 2. BARBARA ANN KUSANT Choir 2 3 4' Glee Club 2 3 4- Fencing Club 4' Y-Teens 1 2 3' Inter Nos 1' Student Council 1' Craft Club 1- Food Service 3. GERALD A. LACEY Senior Play Cast 4' MAPLE LEAF 2 Sports Edi- tor 3, 45 Freshmen Football 1' Varsity Football 43 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, Trenton Dele- gate 3, 43 Science Club President 4g Boys' State Delegate 33 Super Honor Trip 1, 23 Class Play 3g Forum 2, 3g Student Council 33 Cercle Francais 25 Dancing Club lg Dramatic Club 15 Varsity Track lg Freshmen Basketball 1. E331 MARY LOU JONES Ban 1 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 4 Girls e Delegate 3 MAPLE LEAF 2 3 4 Forum 2 3 4 Choir 3 4 Class Secretary 2 Senior Play 4 Cercle Francais 2 3 junior Prom 3 JACQUELYN JORDAN junior Prom 3 Senior Play 4 Dramatic Club 1 junior Miss 2 Radio Club 3 Dance Band Art Service 4 JOE J KAZMIER Transferred sophomore year from East Side H Newark N J Choir 3 MARILYN KENNERUP Game and Song 1 Typing Club 2 Club Service 3 Secretarial Service 4 ,K , r Ut, V gf ' if 454 . , , V V. . yy , 4 , '- , lg 'A ' 3 ,,,,,' v H 1, f it if . za. 4. I , gr o sf. 1 ,- .. :'7 ,l - M5 f - 'Q A. V . ,sf A ' A , E 2 za, ff., I? rf -wove- sar - '55 . S x' 'I , JUDITH MACE Band 3, 43 Orchestra 3, 43 Choir 2, 3, 43 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 43 junior Prom 33 MAPLE LEAF 43 Cercle Francais 2, 33 Class Play 1: Dramatic Club 13 Y-Teens 1. WILLIAM MACKENN Freshmen Football 13 Varsity Football 43 j.V. Football 33 Varsity Baseball 43 Wrestling Club 2, 33 junior Sportsmen 2, 33 Recreation Club 4. ANNE MAC KINNON Yearbook Typist 43 Bowling Club 23 Typing Club 23 Fencing Club 33 Library Service 33 Knit- ting Club 23 Y-Teens 1. JEANNETTE MANETAS Choir 43 Glee Club 2, 33 Game and Song 23 Folk Dancing 43 Dramatic Club 1. i3-41 3, 1... Q0 'be Aff. :il il JUDITH LEAHY Choir 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Costume Club 3. 43 Class Plays 2, 3, 43 Senior Service 43 Library Service 1, 2, 33 junior Prom 33 Twirling Club 13 Y-Teens 1. AL LONGO j.V. Football 23 Varsity Football 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Recreation Club 43 Football Club 33 Math Club 13 Science Club 23 Dancing Club 1. PATRICIA E. LOUGHLIN Y-Teens 13 Knitting Club 23 junior Miss 23 Secretarial Service 43 Craft Club 13 Radio Club 3. DON LYON Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Play 43 junior Prom 33 MAPLE LEAF 43 Fencing Club 33 junior Sportsmen 13 Dancing Club 1. ,,. it ,D ,ff JW DANIEL MATHEWS Super Honor Trip 35 Science Club 25 Junior Sportsmen 1. ARLYN A. MAYER Class Play Props 2, 3, 45 Art Service 3, 45 junior Prom 35 Gregg Contest Award 35 Secretarial Ser- vice 45 Fencing Club 31 Knitting Club 25 Y-Teens 1. ROSE M. MAZZA Girls' Basketball 2, 3, 45 Typing Club 25 Secre- tarial Service 45 Christmas Play 25 Y-Teens 1. SHARON MCCARTNEY M.L.A.W. 25 Cercle Francais 25 Dramatic Club 15 Fencing Club 35 Girls' Basketball 45 Knitting Club 25 Y-Teens 1. PM-fa., 'R5 'K ,1iF' rlyimll 1 5 , f- 5149 QR f 1' IU wx. ' Q ff , 13277 it ' ' 'r I ia . , Ss pl, , ave MARY MEADE Cheerleader 2, 3, C0-Captain 45 Senior Service 45 Senior Play 45 Class Treasurer 45 Secretarial Ser- vice 45 Glee Club 35 Gregg Contest Award 35 Twirling Club 25 Typing Club 25 Y-Teens 15 Craft Club 15 Dramatic Club 1. ' AGNES M. MEYER ' Secretarial Service 45 Test Service 45 Dramatic Club 15 Craft Club 15 Fencing Club 3. CHARLIE MEYER Hi-Y 45 Junior Sportsmen 15 Fencing Club 45 German Club 2. DORIS MICKLITZ Y-Teens 15 Dramatic Club 25 Folk Dancing 45 Fencing Club 3. l55l X ROBERT MILLER Varsity Wrestling 2, Wrestling Club 2, 3, Band 2, 3, junior Sportsmen 1, Boys' Chorus 1, Dra- matic Club 1, Class Play 1, Freshmen Football 1. ARMIDA MILLIGAN Secretarial Service 4, Club Service 33 Game and Song 1, Twirling Club 2, Dancing Club 2. ROGER MOBERG Transferred junior year from West Orange H. S., West Orange, N. 1. junior Sportsmen 3, Weather Club 3, Radio Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Auto Mechanics 2, Airplane Club 2. CHARLES MOELLER Stage Crew 2, 3, President 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Service 2, 3, 4, junior Sportsmen 1, 2, Recreation Club 1, Senior Play 4. . 32557, ' 1 f tfafff Y y !i:L 5 L af: Fwy 5' 'brisk ,mtg vm, 1 fl CLIFF MON ZEGLIO I-Ii'Y 2, 3, President 4, Class Vice-President 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Wrestling 1, 2, 33 Senior Play Cast 4, Varsity Basketball 4, Varsity Track 1, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Super Honor Trip 2, Senior Service 4, Student Council 2, 3, German Club 2, 3, Wrestling Club 1, 2, 3, Choir 2, 4, Boys' Chorus 2. MARY JAN E MOONEY Glee Club 2, 3, 4, junior Prom 3, Dramatic Club 1, Cercle Francais 2. EVELYN M. MORIARTY Y-Teens 4, Fencing Team 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, junior Miss 2, Craft Club 2. PHILLIP MOSCATO Recreation Club 3, junior Sportsmen 1, 2. i361 465s l 1 13 MICHAEL A. NESTICO Super Honor Trip 25 Varsity Baseball 45 Hi-Y 45 Junior S ortsmen 1 2 3 Buck De ree 45 Weather , P , v , S Station 3, 45 Science Club 4. JOSEPH O'DEA Junior Sportsmen 1, 2. WARREN O'DEA Junior Sportsmen 1, 2, 35 Football Club 35 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY L. OSTERHOUDT Cheerleader 3, 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 MAPLE LEAF 2, 3, 45 Senior Service 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Secretarial Service 45 Gregg Contest Award 35 Girls' Basketball 35 Cercle Francais 2. f37fl JOHN MYERS Choir 2, 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 2, 3, 45 Music Service 2, 35 Christmas Play 15 Dancing Club 15 Foreign Correspondence 25 Radio Club 3. JOAN MYNETT Glee Club 3, 45 Yearbook Typist 45 Secretarial Service 45 Y-Teens 15 Gregg Contest Award 35 Typing Club 25 Knitting Club 2. DORIS ANN NEILL Club Service 25 Typing Study 35 Secretarial Ser- vice 45 Knitting Club 2. JIMMY NELSON Band 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew 45 Senior Play 45 MAPLE LEAF 45 Wrestling Club 35 Football Club 25 Track 25 Dancing Club 1, 25 Junior Sportsmen 1, 2. 47 X, pw 'UU ELIZABETH H. PETAK Yearbook 45 Senior Service 45 Costume Club 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 junior Prom 35 Cercle Francais 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1 5 Music Service 2, 3, 45 Forum 25 Foreign Correspondence 1. MARY ANN PETERS Honor Society 3, 45 Super Honor Trip 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society Award 15 Yearbook 3, Art Co- Chairman 45 Debating 45 Forum 35 Choir 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Make-up Squad 2, 3, 45 Art Service 2, 3, 45 Class Play 35 junior Prom 33 Cercle Francais 2, 35 Dramatic Club 25 Y-Teens 1. LLOYD WILLIAM PETERSON Printing 1, 2, 35 j.V. Football Club 1. LORRAINE PFIZENMAYER Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Presi- dent 25 Yearbook Business 3, 45 Class Play 3g Senior Play Cast 45 Glee Club 1, 25 German Club 2, 3. 381 402 Xe, ,rf Ny. I , .W MARGARET KATHRYN PADDOCK MAPLE LEAF 2, 3, Associate Editor 45 Y-Teens 2, 45 Regional Conference Delegate 35 Make-up Squad 2, 3, 45 Art Service 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Super Honor Trip 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 45 junior Prom 35 Inter Nos 25 Glee Club 1. PATRICIA PARKHURST Test Service 45 Library Service 45 Secretarial Ser- vice 45 Typing Club 25 Fencing Club 35 Game and Song 1. GERALD B. PAULISON Stage Crew 3, 45 Art Service 3, 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Class Play 35 Science Club 25 Boxing Club 1. ELSIE C. PEER Glee Club 3, 45 Yearbook Typist 45 Knitting Club 25 Craft Club 15 Y-Teens 1. Q: E 1 A V. ,. f' if we KW I FRANK H. PHILLIPS Class President 4, Boys' State Delegate 3, Senior Play Cast 4, Hi-Y Secretary 3, Chaplain 4g Year- book Art 3, 43 junior Sportsmen 1, 2, Buck De- gree 35 Super Honor Trip 23 Choir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 2, 35 Senior Service 45 Art Service 3: Math Club 1. JAMES PHILLIPS Cross Country 2, 3, 4g Varsity Track 3, 4, Boys' State Delegate 3. NANCY A. PORTER Cercle Francais 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4g Year- book 3, Faculty Chairman 43 Choir 3, 4, Inter- Nos 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 33 Senior Play 4g Super Honor Trip 1, 23 Y-Teens 1, 2. LOIS M. POST Dramatic Club 1, Glee Club 23 Club Service 3. he fix tiki Q ff I so I f f 4 i Y 'Kc f MARILYN POST Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 43 Super Honor Trip 2, 33 Varsity Twirling 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 43 Secretarial Service 4g Yearbook Typist 33 Girls' State Delegate 35 Club Service 15 Twirling Club 43 Gregg Contest Award 3, National Bookkeeping Award 3. BARBARA H. POXV ELL Transferred sophomore year from Vfayne H. S.. VUayne Township, N. J. Yearbook Art 3, 4, Super Honor Trip 2, 3. 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Art Service 3, 4, Make-up Squad 3, 4g junior Prom 3, Senior Play 4, Science Club 4, Glee Club 3, Inter Nos 23 Forum 3, Newspaper lg Library Service 2. CHARLES PRIPUTIN Christmas Play lg Class Play 15 Football Club 1. 33 Sea Explorers 2, Fencing Club 33 Boys' Chorus 2g Library Service 1. DONALD JOHN PRUDEN Transferred sophomore year from Passaic Valley H. S., Passaic Valley, N. J. Fencing Team 3, 4, Fencing Club 3, 45 NX'restling Club 2, 3, Varsity Track 3, Track Club 23 Spanish Club l. If?- X 1 I39 JAYN E E. PUCKEY Library Service 45 Folk Dancing 45 Dramatic Club 15 Typing Club 25 Nursing Service 4. CARMEN PURCARO junior Sportsmen 1. EVONA QUIN Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 Dramatic Club 15 Nursing Service 3, 4. ARTHUR RHINESMITH Baseball 15 Wrestling Club 25 Recreation Club 4. 1 ,u yaf N it if lam XX X X 1 fix W-Qt, 'V' JEAN LORRAINE RICHARDS Glee Club 15 Twirling Club 1. CAROL HOPE RICHARDSON Choir 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Fencing Club 35 Y-Teens 1, 25 Inter Nos 1. CHARLOTTE E. RICKER Secretarial Service 45 Typing Club 25 Gregg Con- test Award 35 Dramatic Club 15 Y-Teens 15 Knit- ting Club 25 Cercle Francais 2. FRED WILLIAM RICKER Wrestling Club 1, 2, 35 Varsity Wrestling 35 Dancing Club 15 German Club 1, 25 Christmas Play 25 Recreation Club 45 Senior Play Cast 4. E401 9- Q 'Ga fbi- xiif ff' Wifi. JOAN G. RIKER Game and Song 1, Twirling Club 2, Typing Club 3, Secretarial Service 4. 1' 'T FRANK A. sANcLEMENr1 Transferred freshman year from Pompton Lakes H. S., Pompton Lakes, N. j. Wrestling Club 33 Recreation Club 4, Bowling Club lg Hi-Y 4, Boys' State Delegate 3, Radio Club 3. PATRICIA M. SCHATZEL . . W 1-ft A Knitting Club lg Baby Sitting 23 Library Service ' , V M ff 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Y-Teens 2, 33 MAPLE ' , LEAF 2, 3, 4, Costume Club 3. 2 if -Q... . WILLIAM sc1NsK1 r A an s fy ' Transferred junior year from Pompton Lakes H. S., Pompton Lakes, N. J. Freshmen Football lg 4, , . Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, J.V. Basketball 1, 3, r ,HM '1 A, Varsity Basketball 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 43 Foot- 'W af' ball Club 3, junior Sportsmen 2. , Mwligfu ,ri livin, GEORGE SCOTT ' Recreation Club lg Wrestling Club 1, 2, 3. vi... Aw 3 1 4 y fit, ' DONALD G. SEHULSTER .1 O - Freshmen Football lg Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, A- - Wy' j.V. Basketball 1, 23 Varsity Basketball 3, 4, 'N 1 ' Varsity Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Club 1, 2, 3, ' , Q C' Recreation Club 1, 4, All-State Football 4. ' f ii F ' y 4 LEM HAZEL SHENISE Secretarial Service 4, Craft Club 1. JANET T. SHENISE Varsity Twirling 45 Secretarial Service 4, Twirling Club 2. f41 Il vf ,... G? . X tv QQ , . 3. ar ttf? 11 5, 4' .., 3, .. . 41 Qt as ff 1 ,1 ' if A. JACK SIDNEY Transferred sophomore year from Pompton Lakes H. S., Pompton Lakes, N. J. Dramatic Club 13 Fencing Team Manager 43 Radio Club 3, 43 Fencing Club 3. 43 German Club 2, 3. MARYLOU SINSABAUGH Transferred freshman year from Curtis H. S Staten Island, N. Y. Super Honor Trip 33 Secre- tarial Service 43 Art Service 33 Dancing Club 2, Game and Song 1. MARGERY RAE SISCO Secretarial Service 43 Armed Forces Contact Group 43 Gregg Contest Award 33 National Bookkeeping Award 33 Club Service 23 Baby Sitting 23 Knit- ting Club 1. ANNA BELLE SMITH Yearbook 3, Senior Co-Chairman 43 Forum 43 Dancing Club 23 Y-Teens 13 Super Honor Trip 1, 2, 4. S ' HOWARD SMITH ' Yearbook 43 Forum 2, 3, 43 Junior Prom 33 Ger- in man Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Art Service 2, 3, 43 Class Play ,rn 23 Boys' Chorus 13 Dramatic Club 13 Debating 13 A',,. fi. , 'V' 3, Student Council 4. ' LOIS M. SMITH L . -. Craft Club 13 Game and Song 23 Glee Club 23 ld i f Fencing Club 33 Art Service 53 Make-up Squad 5, 43 Yearbook Art 43 Secretarial Service 43 Gregg I Contest Award 33 Cercle Francais 2. 5 Q 1 -ka 1 z L f GEORGE W. SNELL Transferred sophomore year from Pompton Lakes H. S., Pompton Lakes. N. XY'restling Club 2, 3, 43 Recreation Club 43 Cross Country 43 Varsity Track 4. FLORENCE A. STOCHEN Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 MAPLE LEAF 2, 3, 43 Dra- matic Club lg Y-Teens 13 Super Honor Trip 1. E421 'fm-4 av tfg -5 715 , Z B HERMAN C. STOECKLE Student Council 4, Varsity VC'restling 2, 33 junior Sportsmen 3, 4, Wfrestling Club 1, 2, junior Prom 3, Forum 4, XX'eather Station 3, 4, German Club 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club 1, Radio Club 3, Recreation Club 2, Track and Field 1. jOAN STOKEM Secretarial Service 4, Typing Club 2, Fencing Club 3. JOHN F. sroizivis j.V. Club 1, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, Choir 2, Recreation Club 4. LORELLE STORMS Super Honor Trip 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretarial Service 4, Gregg Contest Award 3, Dancing Club 2, Y-Teens 1. . any I G: ff' 1' 1 . 6.12, i . , ,gii , .Aw fr, .i-H.. :E , sr If . 'N. . 5, ' 1 3 l 1, it .3 4 -Iv? 4-5, -15 'r is-., IT'- 'Us I , , ,. iw Ts, ,W fi S 15 f IRIS C. STREIT Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Band 3, Orchestra 32 Y-Teens 4, Library Service 2, 3, German Club 2, Knitting Club 1, Game and Song 1, Super Honor Trip 1, 2, 3, 4- .IOANIE IREN E STRUBLE Craft Club 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Food Service 3. LESTER J. STRUBLE Cross Country 2, 3, 4, junior Sportsmen 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track 2, Printing 2, 3, Track and Field 2, Recreation Club 4, Dancing Club 1. PAMELA A. STUBBS Transferred junior year from Peekskill H. S., Peel-cskill, N. Y. Choir Z, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3. 4, junior Honor Society 1, Fencing Club 4, Student Council 1, 2, Intermurals 1, 2, School Paper 2, Junior Prom 3, Secretarial Service 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2. 1451 I qi! MARION K. SUTTON Nursing Service 43 Science Club 23 Radio Club 3: Food Service 33 Game and Song 1. ELLEN TAYLOR Honor Society 3, 43 Elmira Key 33 Class President 33 Super Honor Trip 1, 2, 3, 4g Yearbook 3, Art Co-Chairman 43 Debating 2, Secretary 3, 43 Make- up Squad 1, 2, 3, 43 Art Service 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 23 junior Prom 33 Radio Club 33 Cercle Francais 2, 33 Library Service 23 M.L.A.W. 23 Baby Sitting 23 Craft Club 1. CAROLINE THOMPSON Secretarial Service 43 Typing Club 23 Craft Club 1. JOAN TOWNSEND Secretarial Service 43 Typing Club 23 Game and Song 1. 'G 3 'VA s.. li fix I , , N, I 'QZEW BETTY A. TURK Gregg Contest Award 33 Knitting Club 23 Baby Sitting 23 Craft Club 1. MARLENE A. VANDERHOFF Glee Club 1, 3, 43 Choir 43 Food Service 4g Game and Song 1. EDWARD N. VAN DUYNE MAPLE LEAF 2, 3, Sports Editor 43 Science Club 1, 2, 43 German Club 2, 33 Radio Club 33 Dancing Club 1. SHIRLEY VAN ORDEN Knitting Club 23 junior Prom 3. E441 is -. .aff 1 V xy X I , 3,3 l l -lf. UW lc QCW Ak X BOB WAGNER Radio Club 3, 43 Visual Aids 1, 2. CHARLES E. WALLACE Boys' State Delegate 33 Science Fair Award 33 Visual Aids 1, 23 Science Club 1, 43 Sea Scouts 1, 23 Recreation Club 4g Wrestling Club 33 Fencing Club 33 Weather Station 33 Track and Field 23 German Club 2. MARILYN WEBB Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Make-up Squad 1, 2, 3' a Fencing Club 33 Armed Forces Contact Group 43 Game and Song 23 Y-Teens 13 Cercle Francais 2. BARBARA A. WELTI Yearbook Art 3, 43 MAPLE LEAF Art Editor 43 Art Service 1, 2, 3, 43 Super Honor Trip 2, 3, 43 Temple University Cartooning Award 33 Knitting Club 23 Game and Song 1. i K , .,,. ,. ELEANOR VAN SPLINTER Yearbook Typist 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Twirling Club 23 Knitting Club 1. EDN A VAN ZILE Art Service 2, 33 Girls' Basketball 33 Secretarial Service 43 Dramatic Club 13 Craft Club lg Y-Teens 1. JANET VISCARDI Transferred junior year from Jane Adams H. S., Bronx, N. Y. Glee Club 3, 43 Library Service 43 Foods Service 43 Costume Club 43 Senior Play 43 Fencing Club 3. NANCY A. VOLPE Yearbook 3, Senior Co-Chairman 4g Choir 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Music Service 3, 4g Super Honor Trip 2, 3, 4g Science Fair Committee 3, 43 Math Club 23 German Club 2, 33 Y-Teens 23 Game and Song 13 junior Prom 3. - , A A is 2 'QS 4. vi' ' ' -'si 4 I 4 47' M ., 5i .'i'. ' 1 . F . 7. . . 4 V wir , uf., 3 , 3, R, 'L E451 f Q. 1 3, ' , 1 ' , , I, Y - , 'tim Eg, Q 4, up , ,ff lex 'f ' X i re. MQ 'K .5 . if . . W , at . f 2 r k.'1.::.? I MARJORIE WILSON Yearbook Business 43 Secretarial Service 43 Dra- matic Club 13 Fencing Club 33 Club Service 33 Craft Club lg Knitting Club 23 Typing Club 2. MARY LOU WILSON Transferred sophomore year from Summit junior H. S., Summit, N. j. Class Treasurer 43 Yearbook Business 43 Senior Service 43 Senior Play 43 Sec- retarial Service 43 Library Service 33 Gregg Con- test Award 33 Fencing Club 33 Typing Club 2. ANN I. WINSLOW Y-Teens 1, 2, 4, Regional Conference Delegate 33 Student Council 43 MAPLE LEAF 2, 3, 43 Super Honor Trip 2, 3, 43 Cercle Francais 2, 43 Debating 23 Class Plays 1, 33 Radio Club 3g Craft Club 13 Girls' Basketball 33 Magazine Sales Award 4. NANCY XWISEGARVER Secretarial Service 43 Test Service 43 Club Service 13 Fencing Club 3. 461 Ef,J f in rw' . v i 'R o GEORGE W. WHRITENOUR Truck and Field 23 Recreation Club 1. GERALDINE WI-IRITENOUR Knitting Club 13 Club Service 2. BARBARA WILDEY Glee Club 13 Forum 43 Typing Club 23 Dramatic Club 1. NANCY WILLIAMS Honor Society Award 1, 23 MAPLE LEAF 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Super Honor Trip 1, 2, 3, 43 Forum 2, 3, 43 Cercle Francais 2, 33 Nursing Service 43 Foreign Correspondence Ig Inter Nos 2. New-1-:xv N ' I fa-Q l' 4 GEORGE WITTY Recreation Club 2, 3, 4. ERIC WOOD Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Visual Aids 1, 23 Recreation Club 1, 23 Printing Squad 23 Folk Dancing 4. MARGARET WUESTER Choir 2, 3, 43 Library Service 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Yearbook Business 43 Y-Teens 1, 23 Music Service 3, 4g junior Prom 33 Nursing Service 4. DICK WYBLE Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Freshmen Football Ig Varsity Basketball 3, 4g j,V. Basketball 1, 2: Football Club 1, 2, 33 Track 2, 3. x'l'f -t if'-f '-I -' . 3 fu' 1'- . E ... . fx '45 f' Alf! I Uh Q ,. X vlqyf I ' I . . . ' . fy 'VC f ff lf. , . ' 1 ff 1, ' give fa s Q-Q 'r 'B' i 7 A f ju. ' , 3,33, if af' Q r 5- QR gf 7 ,kr S... I- 'wrglgf' A ' If fi JOSEPH F. WYBLE Freshmen Football 13 j.V. Football 1, 2g Varsity Football 3, Captain 43 Football Club 1, 2, 33 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 43 j.V. Basketball 13 Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 All Conference Base- ball 23 All-State Baseball 33 All-State Football 4. JOSEPH R. WYBLE Recreation Club 1, 4g Track and Field 2. PRISCILLA A. YATMAN Dramatic Club lg Typing Club 2. PATRICIA YOUNG Transferred sophomore year from Clifford j. Scott H. S., East Orange, N. J. Basketball 13 Hockey .7 r Club 13 Swimming Club 13 Modern Dancing 13 Typing Club 23 Game and Song 23 Test Service 51 Secretarial Service 4. L47 -:F BEST MIXERS Marlgzc Hunt Al Longo fff vs., 'Ii' BEST DANCERS Sandy Kohrs Dick jcnmngs GUY. qs... MOST MUSICAI Dessel Card Bob Bnggs Il TFF BEST LOOKINC Clnrlotte Ruku 4' 958 5 2 ? ' ,na 31 CLASS LIVI WIRES Lorrunc Pflzcnmlycr Duck Icnnmgs av I '5 if ,Af 'Pix I X7 ,P Kal' Q ' l 1' - , 7 V I lg Tw.. . '52 T ff ao , mm .44 :W , f bf, A -., X - fvi SK- 4' 'Y ' 4 5 , 7 1 W J ? X ,.-We,-. 5 I I 1 ' It !L..!.M5 f'. A ' . 4 1 Bob Blcmer 3 D X 5' Q I, i D .W ,N , A ,f fr'w T , A ' X 7 V Mx K I 'X 5 fn, - vb Q- v Lv vi . 'r 0 ' ' A ni M ., 1?-L f 4 'T' of 'f I 4 . 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Marjorie Albinson I .21 1, ,-, Anita Anderson 1 A: .1 A :7 , 1 Shirley Andreson Rosanna Aragona lg 'ef TI-IE CLASS CDF NINETEEN FIFTY THREE This year the junior class occupies six of the twenty sentatives are Joyce McCoppen 109 Phyllis Copley eight homerooms in the school The 247 students are J 302 Mildred Keller and Marvin Levine 307 Gene divided into the following homerooms Mr Ingold 1 X' vreve Lrndenberg and jane Meyer 310 jo Ann Isbill 109 Miss Benoy 302 Miss Hayward 310 Mis Q and Gail Baumann and Margie Magee 314 Struyk 312 Miss Carlin 314 Mr Goldberg 307 ildred Keller brought honor to the junior class when The Class elected Tony Cervasio as president and kk she was elected vice president of the Student Council Betty Rrker as secretary The student council repre I Each homeroom strives for IOOZQ student organi e l,.9, ,ce ww, au .vfw ll -' hw! fag' 5 ll ,, ml if A J rv Wm' 52 +-' aff Shirley Arvidson Daun Aten Barbara Banta Eugene Barkocy Ray Basley Gail Baumann Gail Beal John Beal Pat Beam Bill Beebe joan Behrens Bob Beyer William Bower Frank Boyle Don Brace Arlene Bucceri Denis Buchanan Catharine Buckholz Harold Burd jack Burt Shirley Butler Alice Cahill Grace Cahill jean Cahill Thelma Cahrll Betty Canty Arnold Card Shirley Carrrgan l I 'gg 4 , , k . 4, r - . . 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' Qff' 3 1 7 , Leonard Carter Robin Carne Floyd Caywood Anthony Cervasio joe Cisco Carol Clark Louise Clark Pat Clemens Leland Clint Rose Marie Cobuzio Joyce Cole Harlo Conklin james Conklin Mary Conklin Noel Conklin Sue Connolly Phyllis Copley Luchie Coscia Sylvia Cyriaks joyce Day Barbara Decker Bill Decker Lois Decker Dolores De Cosmo john De Diminicantanio Ernest De Graw Richard De Graw Pat Del Longo -, f. . -J 5 3 V' -J .yn F, , Ain. 'bg-,Ydgg 354' Rigs,-Dx 1 sv 'O 'lQ3fJ 16 ' F1721 Qu 4-' VE fmt -' x.yr,., J' 'li' 81' ffifk H' iv? i - ' XC x J. 1 -. 'Q Q Q Ax -V . ' 1 l, A4 X . ally' lr. A Xa in f W -,i , 242. t A ' li 911' f f .J la 'il'- dl , 7 ian my sf' 'Pv- Lg, y F7 '27 , A, Y 5 fr 5 x 4 ,fd 'Z -L li V'- ,,,, ff '- I, 5 -, Y a 'f i 4 'r' ,' . .- - J- f,l14 i fk V -l,f': , A , --g , g ., , a 1 -.1 Q-1 11 9 F3 ,- .. ,.. ,-, ,' ,.- f 'VA ,- , ff ,fl ,fri ' 'I if f is 3' A 5 THE CLASS OF NINETEE FIFTYfTl-llfEEL 'f' joan Demarest Joyce Detweiler Phyllis Detweiler Mary Jane Di Angelis Ed Di Laura Dolores Di Marco jane Dixon Jeanette Dolloway John Dondero Alberta Dumper jack Ebbels Marion Emker Dick Fagan Bob Fallon Frances Feeny Sally Fetherman joseph Fiorilla Claire Foulkes john Fredericks Robert Fredericks Bud Freeman Judy Freeman joan Gainer Bette Gallagher Barbara Garfield Bob Garrison jerry Gaylord Shirley Gillespie 3-1- '1'7 ,, 0- .U-r X '....: .J :al fi' A -.1 . . 1'1'-A,-. 1 ' ' i I . f ' J '11 , , . 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' 41 ' ' U .,.,---- no ..- -..f Q !. are 2 I 1 ' 'www-'l Inge Heidere Janice Hemmer Donald Herkstroter ,, ,N Betsy Hester , Cathie Hughes Bob Huxster Bob Irwin f Jo Ann Isbill Phillip Jackson Dawn Jennings Shirley Jennings Isabelle Johnson Lea Jordan Lee Joseph THE CLASS CF afar 1 , Ar -fe xr ' zation membership The successful hu oms made the grade were 514 310 and 0 1, X -+--. Y 'JI'- 'J X xy 1 4' so Z I 2' be FIPTY THREE One of the most im or t ve s t cl s the junior senior debate pic scusse a mitted one and only 0 sen om school solved That every h1gh e e M 3-if 3 ati' 1-. N? X -v' 2 fi basin ,pn b.-'fd duri g ch term except for death in the immediate ly personal illness for which he must have a ctor ertiticate Although the seniors vton the id a fine job in upholding the athrmative s speakers were Joyce McCoppen Claire ou and Martin Levine Joyce McCoppen gave N 'CLXK ' 4 Lorraine June John Kalupa Lil Kartanowicz George Keckeissen Mildred Keller Janet Kelley Dorothy Kimble Robert Kinsella Barbara Kirk Joan Kitchell Bob Klan Dolores Klein Bob Kohle Rose Krapohl Ed Lamoureaux Betty Lee Dave Lefurge Carolyn Leifer Albert Lento Marvin Levine Bob Lmares Genevieve Lmdenberg Anne Lofsgaard Theresa Lokes Richard Lasslett Margaret Magee Lehman Mann J 1 4 I X f . - , X . , V V ' , I I W V1 3: t ,N ,ix '73 13 'Q I , 'A a- . . A Q .4 11 ,Y IO 1 . . ' 'A , ' , , L, ' ' Q, 'C A , K, xy W R ly N . It 1 V if-I H ' - I 'I at 9 J ' ' 9 o . . 1 i .C 1 . . . . , , - i ' ' ' e r ' a i A I ' ' ' , : ' A st X' p id ' , ' ' a if I F ,B ' . 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'fy H' ' r , . v ,f fer be , wwf! r Marie Maragliano Lucille Marsano jean Martin Dolores Mathews 'J fa' Martha Mathews Shirley May joan McCann ,a 71, 'if l c -f af HJ 'fb 912' Q .1 , Eva McCloud Joyce McCoppen jean McEwan Patricia McPhee jane Meyer Loxs Mezey Bill Miller Paul Miller Ronald Miller Alta Mills Betty Anne Montanye joan Macchiavello john Moore jim Morreale THE CLASS OF NINETEEN EIFTY THREE the rebuttal Pat McPhee was the alternate The senior speakers for the negative were Pegg: King Ellen Taylor and Mary Ann Peters Bob Briggs was alternate Ellen Taylor was the rebuttal speaker May 16 was a night that will be remembered be cause of the eventful junior Prom supervised by Miss Ed Mount Stanley Mulse Jean Mynett Frank Nepura Anna Mae Norman Charles O Brien ,J-1 Donald Parks Ed Parmee Anna Mae Paterson Millrcent Patterson Angela Pavero Ann Platt Gayle Post Les Prichard Carlin class adviser and Miss Boehm The juniors have shown intense musical interest Marvin Levine attended All State Chorus Credit should also go to john Fredericks for without him at the piano or organ no assembly program would be complete I ,, Gmf? 'A john Provost Phil Pulls Bill Quackenbush Francis Racke Katherine Racke Ann jeannetteskanney Frank Reardon ffk f I M gliEnRRe l A ar ie mes Ar Ricker a P J v 55 D' S C I I v fn' fx , r 40 '93 A , , , fb , f' E , L I ', , 5 .2 a' t S lf' w .5 , 2' H' W 3 A1 - . P ' ,P.,1r-ag-. -:s W v v FA., X -EC A eb :g g It ' Lf! ' I .1 I ' T T ' I if 4 I l ' v . . iq ' f I .ir tra' 1 ' 'lf l 4 O O ,fb -A' ' A: lt 'V nl- . qv- ,L y Jai.. l x , , A 'A . ,- -,T '3 17 ll . . Sf, ' , . -shy, , if td i f r' , 1 V K LN -,. ,,. Y rf . by fzf Cyl' V , A Q vw v y I , . l M.. X 1 Q T if L In . fa.. 1: .Q D . A H 645- A l D an ' M ' ,fa ' ' .fy F ' V E L ,T 'W T A M A I JI, E6 '5-'4 '9 L- A 3 l 'nn . I I I ,. Oi' 'A ' Q I ..l 51 V - If gy, ,JA jj ' I Q, 7 X s W I ,lj ,gl . I 1 K 1 V A ! ' , I . .N N . e .. ', ' e , We fi. ' f if A h' it ,' , g. Q' , f g 5 A t rs I ,g ' 1 .- , A , ' ' tty er ' ff Q V' .1 Kr f 4.9 f . ,. .5 ' f I I: 1 Ch R f. X Qc A 1 ,P ss, N, l I I .1 Lx D Q J - H A ' u ,E 3 pl .L . . . - ,, - 'L uri asf' l 56 H5 'f'. r I 1' U . I A ' 5 . I v 7 1 f ' A VH Y' 4 X , ik if Lf ' R' Joel Riley J ' N N' A Judy Riley I Q 1 ' NY Betty Ann Rogers , ' ff' ' ' ' ' Frank Rogers 5' ff- fs 5 , -' 3' A V, X , 0 T' , Shirley Roxby , V V ., h ' ff ' q -A ' 1, ' K Lillian Rundecker T ' 1' 'V N V J 3 Bill Ryerson L .-,REI .. 4 R ' 3, ' L li t 7 ml p V 'tl-H ' ' , ,X f , Judy Sawer X , hh- Barbara Schelle Q Q A J, ,. Bill schlegel T, ' 6 tl Ronnie Sehulster U, h 4, Dave Shenise J Lenora Sliker -rf' -1: , ', Allen Smith f u I 4 , .V A .X o . , t ', X' A 'AR' J , Bill Smith .A 'ui 2 Q ' fi 5 Donald E. Smith ' Q fe gg Q H f.-'ff V w A ,--R 3 ' Q Don R. Smith .11 - ,df ,X J 1 'Pff' .3 V .3 A f A-G 5 ' Edward Smith C7 R X.: .,: T' lk., 'eXJV , ' Q-. xt ' Carmella Spadaccini ' ' , T' ,fi XY: ' I ' Evelyn Spreitzer X K- fi X 1 !.jPJz 5 All kv Carl SflClClC . , JN . , u JJ -RY' -l I X 'S 1 ,W ' Jim Struble V I I4 5 ' J 'S T1-IE CLASS QF R TEE ,iff-'TY,THREEs. . 'fl' lk 9 J F' f V cv if-2' ,. '-R M is W in Mez V. ,q T: 1 3 .M 1 X vw A ' T. wtf- .rg A ,., L, R R f R ghx ' 7' ' A -Q 'iii' f J -'f X il ' - J' ' ' MQ' l x. Ol- ol Z' L, J Rf L ' -- I LJ- 'fr' .4 rm' lg XS, s 1 N-' . Y ffl? w ' J QV ,' fx 'Q , L J, . I .3 J , ' Q .4 It , if-. 1 54 s fl if -I .1-D f 1' 'P -J X 3 ,f ...A Qw- lvf I' lu fl.. ' sf Donny Sturm Patricia Stutz Dolores Tanski Gail Taylor Anthony Terio Le Roy Tice Jim Tintle 'j - l N Joyce Titus ' William Utter Wesley Vanderhoff ' Lorraine Van Dyke Merna Van Etten Roberta Vargo Marilyn Vreeland 'XX5 Theresa Walek Jeanette Wasck N Joyce Welch X Douglas Weller , John Wenisch Louis West Joan Wetzel Y Judith White Leroy Whitehead Larry Whritenour Bob Wilson ' Kenneth Winkler Sherman Zeak Jack Zerener will no 1 9 5 7654 K'NL i I tiff A 'I A Rolf Aakvik Ruth Abbott Kathleen Alheidt Achilles Aragona Genevieve Atkins I cv!-If Robert Bailey Bartley Baker Richard Baker THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FIFTYJIOUR The class of 1954 with 275 students occupies seven homerooms: 105, Mrs. Pomeroy and Mr. Thoreseng 106, Mr. Ellardg 108, Miss Fox, 110, Mr. Caruso, 203, Miss Athayg 300, Miss Schmittg and 304, Mr. Mitchell. Francis Barkocy Barbara Barmore jim Bashaw Carolyn Baum jack Bayles Gerald Bertsch Lee Biggio Betti Ann Bishop Mari Ann Bishop Evelyn Bollenbach jack Boss Ruth Bott Doris Boulden Nancy Bowersox Ronald Bradbury Bill Briggs Mayona Brown Holly Buclcman Joyce Burns Eileen Byrnes Kenneth Campbell Walter Card ,,4Y'i'4 Richard Carlsfii! Carole Carlton 'll' Wanda Chardavoyne Betty Ann Clark fi Dick Clark 'fi A Margaret Mary Clark The sophomores elected jim Moore as president and Evelyn Wilk as secretary. The class also chose these students as council representatives: Herb Gliick and Linda Vas, 105, Ronald Gerard, 106, Eleanor Hirth, 108, Marie Kelly, 1103 Barbara Meyer, 2035 'lar -4- r '-S - in ' 'A 7 '1 ' ' ' 5 N 'O li li 'J V 1:1 i 1 ' ' P, -:sf 1 AA 334' lf ' I Y M ,U 1 iii?3'wt 1. A , , . f ff' 1 'G ' I f 1 I A if , 5 r kr J , ' , 1 . '.' I , 4' V S w xx,.A sx l A ,lilly - Pl l WX 1 41 A V 4 is H ' N -vi' 'J' at x ll 7 wi? ' O O O 557 U81 Xl -fl av , Barbara Claussen Joyce Conklin Gail Cooper George Corte: , 'D ' D Q N Walter Corter ,L X ,i J W 'F 'C' W Richard Cox ' W f f... .3 ' ,L - George Crissey 6 Ev, V I A -A jg -5' W sf 3 J 3 , fr , , f 'wa . t . Aa' ,fi Nw lt ffl . x Harvey Davenport i Edward Decker E ' ' ' james Decker ' , Mary Decker . E- 4' 1 - Q L ,, aa Phyllis Decker L F4- - 14' J 4 4. 4 M ?l21'lS5fnf?'aW L W0 .ffl ' Fd T7 arg J r ' If 7 L Q X s ' ff. l W '5 S K iq Lois Demarest ,, , William Demarest , an 9 jane Dilzer ,M Donald Downs ,W P N' '3 . - cb as Marian Drake J , Y, '21 ' A ' if ,g Daniel Dransfield YY J ' 'Ja f 'J 'C 4 1 L Q-35 . june Due 4 ir, K 1: S C Q M , 1 , . 1 1 Y' ' ,K I4 ' ' --, LL. ,aff 174 fra - f A i Tl-IE CLASS GF NINETEE FIFTYFQUR Phyllis Peek and Nancy Van Luvender, 300, and Robert Taylor, 304. Miss Fox, class adviser, supervised the Sophomore Hop held on September 28. Students, directed by Miss Boehm, Miss Werner, and Mrs. Sands, helped turn the gymnasium into a barn , Josh Billings taught arg: rm . A fb we H 3 W , 4 1. we J ' 1-r ' ..f,... 3- , QU fr' P- 4 . -'ru -' ' ' '. :mg ' P- pl Q n ,g.:,-ie., 9 I my .-::.::.. H, and called several square dances. Dick Carlson, ac- companied by Ed Fredericks, sang. Pat Magee gave a recitation, Peggy Vreeland and Elaine Ringle sang a duct. Clint Gurnce, Harold Haycock, and Larry Edsall combined in an instrumental trio. Marie Kelly and Ernie Mancini sang a novelty selection. Calling them- Thomas Duffy 'l Pearl Dyer Q A Larry Edsall , 4' F5 . I y Robert Elliott Q' P 2 ' p . William Ellis J ' ' ' s L ' Barbara Ericson 7' X r Cf jack Evans 1 A s vi l ' A fl , Daniel Evtuch my Patricia Fagan ,C Doris Ferrella Gail Fetherman ' is L f '55 Frank Figurelli wr' ' ' ,,. rw 7 ,9 Peter Fischer .Q X J it A Xt' Robert Fleming 5 l V V I . .-1 pf i ,-,, V f 1 5 laws? Wt ' M J I J I Ai Nellie Flood Dot Forte g Joseph Fox -3 Robert Fox G 4 W ,a Sue Franco A 2 ' N' Eve Frank 3- 1 'I -'- K iffy, Edward Fredericks l it as . N V . , r Q ' I M 'JZ jackie Fredericks Genevieve Garbarino Richard Geiger Bill Genader Ronald Gerard Joan Giacini iff Herb Gliick 13' O O O Frank Golden Bob Gormley Roeeanna Gormley Roger Gould Sandy Griesenheck Ronnie Grossman Clinton Gurnec Mary Guy Robert Haan Donald Hackney Pat Halligin Robert Hammell 4? joe Hand Donald Hlnsen W Daniel Harnen Harold Haycock Shirley Hewitt Eleanor Hirth Robert Holley fs. Alberta Holman Nancy Huber Tl-IE CLASS Vincent Ipsale Ernest jacquel Kenneth jimenez Ed Katona Marie Kell Kay Kenworthy Doris Kimble ev Ruth Kirchmeier Karen Kleinhammer Thomas Klinder Barbara Knapp Al Knox Richard Kraus Consuelo Lacey james La Sala 14 joan Lear Patricia Leech Leo Leroux 0 Arthur Little Reinhard Loy Helen Luyster Gerald Mabey - ' ' john Mackey joan MacKinnon Diane Madsen Dora Maellaro Patricia Magee X 'W f Qin. OF NINETEE FIFTY FGUR ,fo ,, john Koslowski ll L Q ,,..f I 1 ' - .,v 'lf 'lf' ' 'ai x 2. l ,N Q '13 ','- fs ff' 'v- ' 4. , , ff , .d f-7 -Q -J -J ' I 7 1 '7 C-7 J N x 0 'x f., qv 1 ff ' ci 182- - ,Q ov .J ix 1' Q 4, ' 3' er Y' E59 'BP , ' -,fa 9' Q, Sv xi , 4... r , , sd .4 it M, an if L , Q' f ,L f ,, , . M- .5 . . i 1 .aaa ., ,ia ' ' Ji 1-Y 'V ,Y -191' 4 'L Ql' ,n V q 1, ' 0 . . Y Ernest Mancmx Y 4 4 Catherine Mann ' - . p Evelyn Marion I Q , 2 ' Helen Marion W 2 . J 'Y .g., 4- s .t rn A Gr- .gr '4 QI '7 ' 'rx x X ,Q Xfx I D X ' 1 1 1 L, I 2 5 5 . , is 'IS' 7 V fi. .nf Kita? 1' V G... , Aix , ,J john Maschler , 3 Ted Masters ' . Frank Masterson Bette Mathews Miriam Mathews Gregory Mazza .f I jrm McCartney Shrrley McGrady Carol McGruther Pat McKeever Ann McKenna joan McKmnon TI-IE CLASS OF NINETEE FIFTY FCDUR selves Seven Sharps and A Flat john Mackey, Harold Haycock Ed Frederrcks B111 Genader Ronnre Bradbury Don Traflet Clmt Gurnee and Larry Edsall provrded a musrcal treat The annual freshman sophomore debate was held rn November The toprc was Resolved That m order lt? id I V l' 0' M40 to leave a New jersey hrgh school after the age of srxteen and before graduatron a student must prove that he has a yob and obtam a certrhcate from the school that hrs work rs up to date and passing The sophomores wrth the negatlve slde won the debate The members on thexr team were Marllyn Tmtle m Arthur Merrltt Nora Mertrude Barbara Meyer Betty Meyer Alrce Mitten Arthur Mrller Nancy Mrller fi? s.. 'Ilan Robm Muller Lance Mrlls Elame Monks Frank Morse Ran Morse Evelyn Musall Andrew Nestxco Barbara Newman Bob Norman Duck Norman Donald Norman Shrrley Norman Margaret Noto Carl Nyman Brll Ohlmeyer Mane Palano Joyce Parkhurst aff 0 Ronald Parkhurst Stephanre Peal 0 'T 1' Phyllls Peek D 5 A , X ., at 'H' , l u B f i v gf L, A . JJ . . .rf J 'R - 1 f .- 1 .o my ' ,Q r .. I 7, .4 1, ' . .Ja U 'iw Liga' gf ig K . V' X 'Ag X 'W W -. as 'va 'F . - U1x:,.Zzri t . . ' o o o .. ' ,,, . , . , , Q . I a , . , , . . . - f , ' . . I , . u 1 ' . 3 , JI I V- 'W vo f' M b -1- !, 5 all A -f -..: g N ,e . ' ' 1 , TZ? eff f t J ' 'f' 1 ' W, , - james Moore ' c Q '6 4 rx -2- T W' R A X 'M I I --1 U ,A - ' , I - ly X xy' - Ki Lx F, ' l ' , . pi. 3 -in Q U 0 W 1:4 ,fl Q '4 Y,-Q, . -'v gf, ' Y ' ' X 1 - as W, i V ' ' x 7 f l walk 1 , A , QL. , ', . ' . A Z a A -7 ' A u F ' . Q fx ov A, 7 c .ft , e ffl B fe- ' 'fl f . ' J -X j -V' K . 4 . X : . 'J W, , Q gl, - ,' 1 e ,aff ,A , , ag, A x Ag. M 4' 44 Bob Mandeville fn 4 ' I ' , If Lee Marion 1 '51 M4 . , 4 Carl Pellington Pat Phillips Donald Podlas Doris Post William Post Dick Quackenbush A il John Rauner Barbara Redner Vera Redner Chester Reed John Ricker Elaine Ringle Dorothy Robbins Johanna Rudolf Gloria Rundecker Charlie Sanders joan Sanford Jill Schaab 3 'Q .73 fn- F: 3' rl , x A . ' , ' '5,'4 '?' b ' K V 3 'K Q 3 lp i V, K K K! . it In O f E' ' 4' m+13iiroy1'i ' 31 '7 .fi 51131 ' A Tl-IE CLASS OF NINETEEN FIFTY FOUR Moore and Ed Fredericks jim Moore gave the rebut tal and Marie Kelly was alternate The sophomore play Lemon Pie for Andy one act comedy directed by Mr Goldberg was pre sented in January The play told about the efforts of Bets Barton QBarbara Newmanj and her mother Dot Schmunk Nona Schultz Albert Schwab Lois Search Bev Seebeck ' C' Shirley Senn Alfred Shauger Frank Sheehan Lorrarne Shenrse Alrce Shields Shirley Simerson Lrn Sinsabaugh C? Shrrley Sinsabaugh Eugene Srsco Donna Slaughenhaupt Harriet Smrth Marion Smith Dale Snell joan Snyder Wrllram Snyder Evelyn Solo Y! W-v it fSandy Grresenbeckj and father fRobert Foxj to make her boyfriend fS1d Waldronj propose Lizzie the part time maid fEvelyn Wilkj and Bets kid brother fHerb Gluck, completed the cast Two sophomores represented the class at All State Chorus ane Drlzer and Dan Dransfield W' IO' V7 No Anthony Sorgr A JK Sharon Soule Elsie Spellmon Anthony Squitieri Gail Standaert Paul Stoddard Emery Storms N' 61 ' .fr 1 ' 'Q I A ' x i . , V 1 i fi P' -5 7- We K if Vi WJ ut . W - 1' N ' f fa 4 ' ' N li li J 2, ' ' A '. . W f ,Y Q S X 1 1' . ' V6 ? sf' L I A' ,ff i A 5 1 Y , M A , T' vi S K 1' 45 L A '4 I 'ffl A K ' 0 O Q 7 . , ,, D . ,,, a - . In , . D , . , , J ' - Q' ' fp , .I I, ,.v W, T 5' 3 S 'J ' , 'D Q Q ,J I M' V sti of f' fa ' Q , V . ff. rife . . 4 41 t . Elf -1 . . T M a y l ,R if i . b. . - A an ,ri 1.3 , I I . . X A. , A F 'S F M wg W fa ' We R 4' ' X I 'ad' nl 1 I 'I A 1 , .n f L: - I ' . . . x i ' N ' ' , 3 .3 A. ' W ' -, A 2 A ,E M A I ', 'i -35 L ' .ap , '-' 'W' , A . 4, 4 .L xwxfy A vw JT ,.,, ,, C, f - .gg ' -b ' l - 'A V f 1 I L up J, .. ,F 4 K ,J p t , .H , 5.4 1-.' .. K, .05- it 1 --f 1 'Ji --v .3 -we X41 ,al , ' I W f .,.o, Q '7' ri l- f .U , George Straka Frank Streelman Janice Strickland Robert Struble Shirlee Struble Bob Taylor Joanne Terhune Peter Tiger Charles Till Lois Tintle Marilyn Tintle Don Traflet Anne Treiber Paul Treta Madeline Vanderhoff Bob Van Etten Kenneth Van Luvender THE CLASS CF NINETEE FIFTY FOUR Nancy Van Luvencler Al Van Orden Gerald Van Orden Gerard Van Orden Alta Van Riper Ed Van Splinter Lrnda V s Doris Viscardr Peggy Vreeland Eugene Wagner Sid Waldron John Wanick Leonard XV atherw Leonard Weaver Dorrs Weissbach Harry W' est Betty Wfheeler Alice W hritenour Shirley VUhritenour jack NX ichterman Margaret Whegard Evelyn Wfrlk Evelyn XX'1llenbroclc Anne Wilson Shirley Wiseman Dave Worden Carol Yatman Mary Lou Zrtzmann alks 4--11 Svc! 40 xbvz Sw' 77 'nv I -. Q9 'IJ 1-M11 ,ff f fl YM Sonja Aakvik Grace Ackerman 1 V Richard Alheidt ' l A A, A L 1. , . U . 1 J ,ma 2, 'fs' f 'TTI . William Allen john Andro Charles Anthony Q A - er zz 2' A V, rr lf, J' ' . ,,, -v- it .f, A . v-1 ' I ,- 4' l N Y Y' X. 1 .-6' L Vinnie Amore Robert Arnold Richard Aten PZ? iw ll 5 V47 ,.,,,,y3 ears' 4. , . vcr? ,J A -if Q1 'J A i X 'C A gr' THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FIFTY FIVE The class of 1955 the largest in the school, con srsts of 335 students The eight freshman homerooms are Mr Hawkins cafeteria Miss Chadwick 202 Miss Bednarek 207 Miss Dennis 211 Mrs jackson 212 Miss Palmer 213 Miss Banta 214 and Miss Ketchum 309 cd ...z S T7 M ru ,pr N5-fi '1' The freshmen chose as their president Marlee Fredrrcks and as secretary Ruth Frenzel Each home room elected student council representatives They are john ansen 202 Rose Urfer 213 Peggy Chap man 207 Annabelle Keckerssen 211 Ken Owenbey 212 joan Uhrlas 214 Athenra Frelrgh 309 and Harry Axakowsky Robert Babcock Shirley Babcqck Tommy Babcock Peggy Bam Gordon Banta H Walt Barr Howard Beam Lynne Beams joan Bennett William Berkmeyer Howard Bock Frank Boden Mary Lou Boetsch Jeanette Bond Phyllis Boob Kenneth Bowersox Betty Breakey orrame Brunyes N7 john Cahill Karen Callejo ra 5 'f Lorraine Campagna Doug Campbell Grace Cantella Lawrence Card 63 joan Carrr gan Edward Casey 1 Cervasxo ' O Q Q , . . 1 1 ' y i J 1 ' I x ' 9 , 9 , 4 , 1 , an , , - Q y Q s S 0. fa 1 -v 'C f 51 7 , A Q, . A A ' ' iq . A I xw-1 ivtr ,X I Vg A , VA, 6, M 1 3' ' . . - ' 'A , ,W , .Q ,W lg? V, n A x ,t ' .f It , J 1 cs' 7. -7, ,gf M r ., :, , 'L Q L . . 1 ,J .A I - ' V .. X 'fl 'Q ' if ' r '41 V y f U t ,. H , nr' 'A 'fi I L',: . I ar A A F - A ' Q I ' ,-A , , ' ' 2, ' f 5' 1 Q ,Q - , , U 1 1-A Q, ,A ,G B11 2 . , , 'Q i V 5 u 1 , 4 A .. I 4 MM ml uri 64 Peggy Chapman Ellen Chrisler Eileen Cole Marilyn Cole .. f- ,, f-ev 1 2- 2 Tiff wah- ' .,,.,..., ,Q .,: J, - .' '7 .-4 -1 , fd 2 of if 4 . 1 -ff ' fa I . A ' Roger Cole Russell Congleton Dick Conklin l , ' I by 'i ' f f ' 4 it p t l , - , ... ,. , s , , Eugenia Cook joan Cooper Marilyn Copley jack Cormack Kenny Corter Evelyn Crane ff 'IN ' 4? 352,31 f nb aa.. ,U 1 - -M ' 3.-7 A 'J 'fx A Ruth Anne Creamer rn, f'. -4 4 Xxx, A X 3 1 Barbara Crescente Donald Critchlaw jack Cropper nm' 6 'V 4 yn-'vm' Wuxi ,, , v . ' '- , - ' . Y . .. , W x -Vip -- in 1 '. Shirley Crum 1,1 Geneva Curtis ' e R ., Albert Daley X- ' Gary Dalrymple A s A x . . 1 A 1 I if 1 J X 0 U A Y 1 .21. bs THE CLASS OF NINETEE FIFTY FIVE Richard Treta cafeteria The class was eager to join the student organrza tion and these homerooms gained 100727 membership cafeteria, 202 207 211 215, and 309 The annual freshman Halloween party was held in the gymnasium in a ghost and goblin atmosphere Lawrence Davenport Leon Davenport Patricia Day George Decker jane Decker ,.., joe De Dimmrcantamo Richard De Groat ,suv Sandy Del Longo Eileen Demarest Shirley Demeritt Rrchard Derrcks Diane Dilzer Duane Dilzer Frank Drstasr Ruthanne Doland Robert Dolloway Ronald Dolsay Alfred Ebersbach Ronald Edwards fu Pat Eggar joe Essrng Joyce Evtuch Jane Ezzo Agnes Farley Patricia Finley Robert Frorrlla Ingraban Fischer Johanne Fiske 'Q x-Y The evening started with the grand march led by Mr Ellard Dressed as twin cats Pat Hartneady and Sus anne Genthon won the Miss Halloween title Wehner as an elephant won the honor ot being Mr Hallowe en Robert Roth was most original as a scare crow The ludges chose Frances Hannah a Spanish X 'Y N' N..4+ gs. ui 37 'T Yi? 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' U , '1 1 A, ' ' - , ef' ' 1 'lk 1:1 rib Wrllram Fletcher Wrllramj Fletcher Frances Flood Maryann Ford Robert Frech Marlee Fredrrcks Athenra Freltgh 1 Ruth Frenzel Carolyn Furnbach Carol Garder Betty Grancola Alex Grbbons Susannah Genthon Grace Georgro Crosby Gormley Geraldrne Gormley john Gormley Wrllram Gormley Dolores Gould Theresa Graham Roger Gray Margaret Gremwald Gordon Guenter Elsa Ham Patrrcra Hammell Carol Hanahan Phoebe Hand Frances Hannah THE CLASS CDF fv- 'Q Y X15 4 7-6 at '-V 7 , ' 'J '-:1 'lull' W' IAP ,Nay 5 NINETEE FIFTY FIVE Bus :YQ 41- 'EY 'fb va? s 'sq ,ff Gy w 9 I A I 'I A Ole Hansen Davrd Hardy Neal Harrrs Patrrcra Hartneady Roger Hedges Evan Hendershot Ruthann Hensel Barbara Hrller john Hrrth Ruth Hoff Erleen Huber Karl Huttman Brlly Isselrn Helen jacquel john Jansen Edwrn Johnston Mrldred jones Milton jones Irene jordan Rudy Jordan Paula joseph Yvonne junrer Beatrrce Kametse George Kane Elame Kayhart Annabelle Keckerssen Brll Ktevrt Patrrcra Kimble 5 I ' 'Q ,Z vs if ' N . 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A QV, I an , 'az Q-N Ralph Kinney Eva Kirchmeier Berenice Kohler XVilliam Krasco Fred Lautz Barbara Lento Dolores Lento David Lewis Elaine Lindenberg Gail Lindeburgh Stephen Linham Gail Lockwood joan Longo Doris Mandeville Carol Mann Annabelle Marion Dennis Marion Theodore Marion 1 si if ' We A , 1 A ,E 7 N-at . x wld l is 1 0 of 'I' rf I' s, for 6 'T' I -rv Lf 1 1 A b 1 va 0' 1 xg' fx kiwi X. 4 L, gl Q I W V -at 'Y J I J 5 5 , A THE CLASS OF NINETEE FIFTYFIVE . . . , as I- ii 'fir ' an ' f a i Q5 i 7 I 'ev ' i 1 4 l , .t sz l af 5? an f F.. J, vo- fn' , , .4 l , .li J 1 ' . f 'J -an I W ' , ff' 5, 5 2 it I' I I Q, K ' 2 . , v ,Ji V - Q it if -.1-. L S X if lily ,i,- E X I AA Julius Maros Carol Martin Edward Mathews john Matthews Margaret Maxwell Betty McConnell Doris McConnell jerry McConnell jack McCoppen Pat McCormick Arlene McKinnon Myrtle McKinnon Verna Mead Edward Meagher David Mege Elsie Merkooloff Doroth Mertrude Y William Meyer Michael Mihalik Harold Miller Roberta Milli2an Donald Monks Nancy Montrastell Joyce Morey Barbara Morse Frank Moscato Kathleen Mullaly Katherine Muller 75' .. .v 4 Y 1 ' ' in . v 'J 4 ' - ' T ,' . T H, ' ,. x . 'Na Roger Navratil Rose Nazzaro julia Nielsen Edward Nolan Victor Nordee ' Mariann Nuzzo 3 - 1 , or gl Raymond N yhuis Walter Oakes Anita Obscherning Margaret Okken Harriet Olson james Olson ' J -1 -if 2 - T N- 4 1 ,... o an A 5, Q.. TN 1, f William Olson Harry Orr Bob Osterhoudt ,, ps T , Kenneth Owenbey ' Dick Paddock ,o Gerrit Parker rag lr it R-4 .. A -,T Ji . R' ' + 7 f l Tl-IE CLASS OF NINETEEN FIFTY FIVE lady as the prettiest The lucky door prize winners were Joyce Morey and Doris Mandeville Several stu dents provided entertainment Mr Hawkins and Mr Becker led the games In November the freshman sophomore debate took place The freshmen debaters were Rose Urfer Kenneth Parkhurst William Pasco Fredenc Paul Jake Paulison Margaret Peek Bobby Penland Marie Peterson 3 Al Pescatore Clare Plager Rrchard Post Roger Post George Predmore Carol Pulls james Pulls 'an-,ef Thelma Pulis Vera Quick Lois Quin Janet Rath Dorothy Raymond Nancy Reardon Betsy Repsher .1 john Rhmesmith Kenneth Richards Mary Richmond Glendon Ricker John Riker Richard Riker .1 Carol Roach Q-2 Muriel Webster and Pat Day John ansen was the alternate Rose Urfer gave the rebuttal The freshmen on the affirmative side put up a good fight but lost to the more experienced sophomores The freshmen presented Two Crooks and a Lady a melodrama dtrected by Mr DeLuke Two an '-7 Xca i 'Y K., 67 ' o o o ' ' ' 1 5 . . , . , H, i . . . 4 l f v . I Q 'V A4 T 7,5 ' or -L . ' w f ri Tie it ' l , , , fr 'PT ' R t , . T - T 4 T ,t T M' n ' T 'Y' f . ff T ef- fr-,rf V TJ T if , n 'I T K 1 lx. 'J ' A Q Q as. A A .i 'J 3 , ' I . ts- , 'T' It v-it , 20 l 5 ' . tg R 1fT , A Ta - 'A ' ci -A T ' :Tit W - T I, 3 V. W T W ag, ...,,,, , . 1 V I V NX 4 K , T1 p , fs , A l . . - V, ' E 'Y' ,V l. ,,, V., XJ If .2 I 'V h , I 42 Q i 5 :35 ,4 My A swfwf 'rig A ll T' l 68 V' sa , .,. , l in 4 1 my 4,1 ' V 'fx 1 Inf 6. 3 t 12 3 1 av,-os ,Q- .1-an .43 5 t 1 9 J .A Wk THE CLASS OF NINETEEN Ralph Sremer Billy Sinsabaugh Spencer Smsabaugh Betty Sisco Raymond Srsco Shirley Sisco Jeanne Sloat Charles Smith Clarence Smith Dave Smith Evelyn Smith Harry Smith Louise Smith Terry Snyder Beverley Speaker Bill Spear john Spellman jack Squier Nancy Stage Robert Stage Larry Stearns Harry Stokem Pat Storms Earl Struble Patricia A Stmble Patricia J Struble Paul Struble Qu 7 fm NAA 'S Ann Rogers Carol Rogers Nancy Rohr John Ross Robert Roth La Verne Roxby Shirley Ryerson Robert Rysdeck Charles Sanders Neva Schatzel Larry Schnorr Bernice Search Patricia Sehulster Carol Sheehan Allen Shenise joe Shenise John Shenise Martha Shough FIFTY FIVE .0- --4 ,I pun QM? . i ' v ' 'E ' if 7 MSL A I . . 'la L Q V gl -V ,qi L, . 0 . . A E. lv' J d ,tai V , . N , R Q4 , u u it 4.41 ' X R A ,, if ' . Q K K ta li ,? A PL 'Fw A . . ' it 3 AL h , I ff, . Z in it ' 'S N , ' 1- A I 5 i Y R l Q .V 1.4 ,, X 4 R, If 4 Raymond Spellman 3 fi- F w as k v x fs. it . FN ' I 2 - fi' f . x S V P . . 1. . . l A ' ,j l 'SA ' ' Q ' ' 'S 'J' Y . M ., , 'xv-,ff , 4 uit Sylvia Struble Donald Tenned Pat Terhune Ruth Terhune Bob Tintle 4 N' , T, ,4- ', x, ,- , . t 1 k x.-I .A4 :7 Donald Tintle I - V 3 F' it Ia FP A mb 3 4 7 1 X .,,' 'f' . . a , f,. V, H' L A .ui . 511' f igff, JJ Loraine Tintle Barbara Titus Dick Treta Harry Troller Victor Turr Joan Uhrlas I .6 45 4 , r it yi 1, 7'1 , L Rose Urfer Patricia Utter Ralph Utter Mildred Van Dunk T Raymond Van Luvender I Edward Van Orden ,XL w f - -- M A L THE CLASS OF NINETEEN FIFTY FIVE casts one for each assembly performed The play told how Mrs Simms Vane a wise old lady Uoyce Evtuch and Anne Rogers, outwxtted her maid Uoan Uhrlas and Athenia Frelighj and the maid s boy friend fD1ck Paddock and Ken Owenbeyj who are trying to rob her The cast also included the nurse Uune Williams 1-f 'Z' lx! nil? .X and Nancy Reardonj and rnspector QAI Pescatorej and the policeman Uoe Essmgj Nancy Reardon and Rudy Wawra were understudies Student committees supervised by Miss Boehm for stage and make up and Miss Schmitt for costumes also helped Evelyn Van Splinter Stillman Vonderhorst Margaret Voigt Arlene Vreeland 1- john Walrk Kenneth Walker Sandy Walker William Walton james Wattley Rudy Wawra john Weber Warren Weber Joseph Wehner Parker Weller Gordon White Raymond Whitehead john Whitmore Shirley Whntenour .g james Wiggins W fs? janet Widmann 5 june Williams Ti 3 Theresa Winkler 4, Marrlyn Wood Sandra Wood Leona Yost Richard Wotruba Muriel Wuester T'7 V1 'I F john Wyble 'ff' f-'f' N. XE I in .I y k ' O O O , , I - -. . . V . , . . . . , - , , L PM S ' 2 W f- if fi W -fa - L A Q3 Yr gi. V! -1' ei T Q W x, , J L ff Q ' - i 5 ' . , 2 -J J A 8:2 Q , J y . 4 if lr- t I .1 'W f, at y 1 2' l 1 1 v' I X t J ' I ' J :La if 453, i 'S RTA gg, M. . . i ' ' A Q X ' ,J X TL 'I 7, l N I. . ' 0 K . f A 4 fs' : w t o . r I - 'L f r f 69 ii !,4cQ, . I K W' s dy? NX. if fm, my , Adrk v s is 5 5 ,ge M1 v 2 ki, , V- - , , dz 2558 . , 3' ' L ' ' 35 ? 4' A N I ,Y u-me , Q , A ,, x U 1 A o ? 3 l 2 A Aniif, A51 Jkif' mph Im Q4 SENIGRS PRESENT HJU IOR Missa The Senior Play at Butler High School under Miss Boehm's direction scored a triumph last Now em ber 16 and 17 when a cast of nineteen class mem bers presented junior Miss , a three-act comedy about teenagers and their parents. Four hectic weeks of grueling rehearsals produced the story of 13 year old Judy Graves and the problems she created for her resigned parents, her exasperated sister her wondering family friends, the embittered family maid, and her adoring friend. Those two nights, as Judy emerged into a young and lovely junior Miss, propfinders, make-up squad members, costume hunters, prompters, and stage crews members quietly waited behind new backdrops Qpre sented by the Class of 'SU for the verdict of capaci ty audiences who later classed the comedy among the best of Butler's annual senior plays. ICirrlej judg: Fully, there's a crisis going on this house. Grace: Oh judy, this is stunning !--XVhat is it? to the hilarious delight of the audience. , ax i , . K Suwperzded anion: Judy begins her dating career Sophisticated woman of the world -Lois with a bevy of her admirers. Harry Graves - oe ........ -- Grace Graves --- Hilda ........ Lois Graves --- Judy Graves .... Fuffy Adams .... J. B. Curtis ..... Ellen Curtis ...... CAST --- Gerald Lacey ------ Joe Paulison -- -- - - Carolyn Gilland Lorraine Pfizenmayer ---- Marjorie Hunt ---- Shirley Osterhoudt Willis Reynolds .... Barlow Adams .... Western Union Boy Merrill Feurbach -- Sterling Brown .... Albert Kunody ..... Tommy Arbuckle -- Charles .......... Henry .............. Haskell Cummings -,- --------- Joan Day --- Rudy Doormann ---- Gloria Jeune ---- Frank Phillips -- Jimmy Nelson -- Charles Moeller ---- Fred Ricker -------- Don Lyon ---- Wayne Freitag ----- Bob Biemer ---- Joe Wyble ------ Vic Jimenez --- Cliff Monzeglio Ellen: 'Prepare for a surprise Dad-This is Willis Reynolds my husband. Night of :be big party: Judy indeed becomes a and Harry say good night. J Junior Miss-Grace, Wfillis, Ellen, J.B., Haskell S XA , s- ff N 0 V' 1 ll f S Q L 4 il' dai 14 J my 3 Us U41 1' ,A ,S id Giflf' Glee Clubi' Jing IVind in lbe Palm Tren . Lights out-silence-and then combined Choir and Glee Clubs advanced with lighted candles toward The Shining Goal . The darkened atmosphere tinted by colored slides, the organ accompaniment, the variations of vocal and instrumental selections made the December Festival of Fellowship and Brotherhood through Music a most significant one. Christmas came to us in another way, too. Using tree ornaments as their theme, art students beautined the front windows. Cleverly designed snowmen, angels, and lambs bounded forth from the artistic decorations. The simplicity and striking appearance of these windows combined with the music program to form a memorable Christmas. Combined vocal group: harmonize In O Holy Night CHRISTMAS s Irma Gormley tourbef up angel in 207. Harvey Darenport deroratey libr-arg bulletin board. Marilyn Tirzlle, Haf-1feyDa1-enporlpainz ofife window. judj Ll l1i1e. Roberta Vargo finiils u'ir1dou'5 in 207. U51 If! I F iii Q l Y 763 THESE UNDERCLASS GROUPS PRESENT ff' 'xxx xt, Andy ,rlzowf Lizzie the ring he plani zo give Bets. Ilfrelgn. Sidi The Barton family, wailing for Andy, plan llyeir rlrategy. Sophomore Play Two Crooks and a Lady , directed by Mr. DeLul-re, was presented in December. Dealing with the attempts of two thieves to rob a paralytic old lady of her jewels, it was a fine example of melo- dramatic suspense. Lemon Pie for Andy , directed by Mr. Goldberg, was a well-done humorous satire. It concerned a meddlesome family who inadvertently discourage a young man's intentions to marry their daughter. The final play, pre.sented in February by the junior class, was The Pink Dress , a play with human im- pact, directed by Mr. DeLuke. The story, dealing chiefly with three people, tells of their confused feelings and frustrations, The dissension between father and daughter attains dramatic heights when, at the end, the father voices his deep love for his daughter and brings about a reconciliation. SOPHOMORE COMEDY LEMON PIE FOR ANDY CAST Mr. Barton -- .................. Bob Fox Mrs. Barton -- ......... Sandy Griesenbeck Bud Barton -- ...... Herb Gliick ------- Sid Waldron ---- Barbara Newman Lizzie ...... Evelyn Wilk Andy ...... Bets ..... A COMEDY, A MYSTERY, A D DRAMA FRESHMAN MYSTERY TWO CROOKS AND A LADY DOUBLE CAST Lucille ........... Athenia Freligh, joan Uhrlas Miller, the Hawk --- Ken Owenby, Dick Paddock Mrs. Simms-Vane ..,. Anne Rogers, Joyce Evtuch Miss jones ...... Nancy Reardon, june Williams The Inspector ................ Albert Pescatore The Lieutenant ................... joe Essing UNIOR DRAMA x lf: Final Jfene: Mn. Simmr-Vane tellr Ike poliremen of the attempted robber-3. ffoe, Al, joan, june, THE PINK DRESS j0yre.j Frefbman Pla-1 CAST Mr, Willard --, ............. Marvin Levine Mrs. Willard --- .7........,... Janet Kelley Cora .,,..... -,- Dolores Di Marco M155 DCUFUS JOYCC Day unzor Play in rebearml Le I I0 ugly! IUQIE Day Policeman Leonard Caftef Dolorer D1 Marta amfe Hemmer Mr De Luke Manny Lerlne Mafllpn Kafmm Leonard Curie: and Berry Hand f i 4-i '5 1 fy, I' ,,v,4-a1 F ' Ks..- 1-11 j U7 3 as W, UNDERCLASS FESTIVITIES INCLUDE y X191 Party time at Butler High School began this fall with the Sophomore Hop on Sep- tember 27 in the high school gym. Sopho- . 11,17 N6 Pi. Friday afiernoon frerhnzen derorale Ibe gym for their annual Hallouzfen party. mores were invited to Come To The Barn where wagon wheels, kerosene lamps, feed bags, drying corn husks, shiny milk cans, saddles, wooden horses, and benches provid- ed the atmosphere for the square dancing and entertainment led by Class President jimmy Moore. Joyce Burns, Decoration Committee Chairman, worked with Bob Fox and class advisers to plan for and gather props. The doors of Ghostland yawned wide for costumed freshmen on October 28 this year when eerie phantoms, dusty cobwebs and evil-looking spiders, ancient grave- stones, and a sleepy owl greeted them in the gymnasium for the annual Hallowe'en Party. ,PWA Esta. .. . Rerulu of rareful planning and preparalionx A .rucrerrful Sophomore Hop. Sophomore Hop Sopbomorer add nal laucher to their U81 DANCE, A PARTY, A D A CDNTEST Butler students have started a tradition painting ugly witches, beaming pumpkins, somber graveyards, dancing skeletons, weird ghosts, and horrible hobgoblins on the downtown store windows just before Oc- tober Slst, This year, as in the past three years, during various times in the day, well over 100 high school and grammar school artists sketched and painted the windows of 47 stores. Every 45 minutes, when a new class period began, the students would be seen trudging back to school or running downtown to the special stations which held their powder-paints, water, rags and brushes. On Halloween Day, Mr. Cleary, Mr. john- stone, and Mr. Whetham judged first place winners as Harvey Davenport and Donald Hanseng second, Frank Phillips and Barbara Weltig and third, john Kalupa. Fm? 21 A lnipiml group: Robert Rolo and Rolzeit Slage paint Butler Neill Company wirzdouf. 10 ta, Fnif plate ulnnerrs Donald Hanfen and Haney Daieriporl hm la IAJPII' tune on Lezme Slore windou f. l79l K Ar1i,i'f Donald Hansen expreiref zmiiour moodi of colorful Hullou'e'en marie on Lerine Store lL'lHd0ll',f. -,..'.:. ' f- , y 1 X . Ken Prunerz ibuu i Geiger colnzfer in ure. Another smash hit recorded by B.H.S.- the Science Fair. Entries ranged from a simple Hower arrangement to a static elec- tricity generator, a miniature radio trans- mitter, and even an atomic energy demon- stration. Sixty-eight students exhibited original pro- jects and displays belonging to the science department in the spring competition, Rein- hard Loy won the first place trophy with his Wfilson Cloud Chamber. Second honors went to Lea jordan and Lee joseph, who operated a blood-typing station. Charles Wallacee's Cottrell Precipitator received third place OMIC UDON E si 17 ILL I -X i R f xlvrzzwzlm mda md pfffzez SUCCESSFUL COUNCIL DANCES ATTRACT EN THUSIAST EfzIwf.1n1r11enl.' D.1r1l4f Aq11in0'5 O1'ffJevIr'.1. AKIIIIIM' uzwjirzg ullilflflg f8l ' s In if-iw C S ll IIW fx q JU 1012 PRO The junior Class of Butler High School requests your presence at-A Colonial Ball -Friday, April zo, 1951-8 P. M. to 1 A. M.-High School Gymnasium-Music by Bob Wald's Orchestra-R.S.V.P. Our Prom was launched! For days on end, committees crowded into the busy art room to cut, shape, roll, draw, and plan. Sheldon Duffy's committee worked over rolls of gold and silver foil that eventually turned into a huge chandelier. Prom Chairman Peggi King worked on schedules, planned committees, and agonized over costs with Miss Boehm, junior Prom Director. The result was a breathtaking and perfect setting-the massive chandelier glittered high above framed silhouettes, bright spring flowers, and period furniture borrowed from neighbors' musty attics. ,KN ,--1-N 2' 7 f Ellen Taylor. junior' horlen, green Roger Struble and Illmg Meftinr in the flower-bederked dining ball lrafeterial. Between danrex Dirk De Deyn, Pat Mahoney, Sheldon Dtqfy, and joanie Struble eat Magnolia Dee-light! and MirJirrippi Mudi in the Joda fountain fpbyrifr labl. Stupended moment: Bob Wfbritenour and Arlyz Mayer create an old farbioned .frene at our old- falbioned ball. Q., K y'-Lag. , ' -- -Q--, x ,, . i.z.:-.-ufldiemglx. ., ., ,, ..,.,-.. ,N v,,Js64-ff av ,,.-' .Q ,. V pr Iggy' , 4, ,gg in T akin' ff' . 'aff' 1 J I' . f 413221, 5 ,X I 45 . Ali li, WI? ' 31,5 .Y gh. sgfflys 25553 'fi' H , TQ dn ,Z , ,K - , X ix, ,ff if ..,,,.1f ' ' , ,,,.... . .nf-+'0 ' V ,f j K f 5f5'Yi!.Hgi, 1 I 'IE fliy AQ.?i,h. :gl .wg 1 I ' V J YQ! 1,55 1 3 -if v4 f Dale uh! rzfrired uwf furry d1'e.fJer. 7 ff of A 'na I A ' 5, 5 it , u An outstanding fashion show, interesting student exhibits of canned foods, and a guest speaker from The Vogue School of Modeling highlighted Butler's first evening fashion show last june In ten cleverly dramatized skits, the girls of the clothing classes modelled pajamas, shorts, skirts blouses, and dresses for all occasions. Not only did they feature their own Creations, but they utilized upper-class boys as indispensable props The skit, Date Night , brought down the house Curtain rises: eight boys stiffly waiting-corsage in hand. Curtain drops: seven couples and one boy still waiting. Prom-goerr don evening gownr 861 SPRI G CONCERT ATTRACTS PUBLIC il ll fx - 6-1 'N Panlomime Skit- Tin Ragtime Wedding. jim Sbauger, the Sailorf Rag Ferbermafz, line Bride? Fatfaerg and Barbara Haddaw, the Bride. X 1 N-:p-A' The largest group of music students ever to par- ticipate. took part in our Spring Concert, May 10, 11, and 12. 1951. So great was the interest displayed by the public, that the music department decided to extend the usual one night performance of previous years to three nights. Music groups included Choir, Girls' Glee Club, and Boys' Chorus, all directed by Miss Lafferty. These choral groups were featured on the first half of the program. The concert band, conducted by Mr. Harris, performed during the second half of the program. Both groups presented various types of music, rang- ing from spirituals and other religious works to samples of folk music and popular melodies. Many of our outstanding music students had opportunity to display their talents at the concert. Among these were Shirley Peters, a four year Choir member, who besides conducting a chorale sang a duet with Lloyd Canty. Geraldine Van Dyck, soloist on the program, and Lloyd Canty were our All-State Chorus members this year. Bob Condit, Bob Huxster, and jim Tintle, well-known members of the school dance band, exhibited their talents in a trumpet trio. Mildred Bedell, a familiar figure on the football held, directed the band in a rousing march. The finale, combining all vocal and instrumental groups, rose to emotional heights climaxed by the inspiring message, And all that man is, or ever will be, is born of the song that he holds in his heart. TO THREE CAPACITY PERFORMANCES PROGRAM PART I PART II Lord, While for All Mankind We Pray --- Rossini High School Cadetr-March .... --- Sousa Combined Choral Groups lmglgefm ----4-------------, ,---, S tainef Shirley Peters, Student Difeffof Amer-iran Folk Rhaprody ............ Grundman Nou' All Ihe Wfoadr Are Sleeping .......... Bach . ,. . . . Aummn Erh0erwTrumpet Trio .......... Holmes lung ferm Ir A-Lzrtemng ........ .... a rr, Cam Bob Comm Bob Huxt r ames Tintle The L0rd'r Prayer ............. --- Malotte ' C ' J Choir Malagzzerm .......................... Lecuona 1,-5 Liege Diff, ----,-----,-----.---.--- Grieg King Cotton-March .................... Sousa Soloists: Shirley perm, Lloyd Camry Conducted by Mildred Bedell, Majorette Ifzviftzzr ............................... Huhn Ragtime Wfedding ..................... Yoder Ma Liltle Banjo ..................... Dichmont Characters: Narrator, Charles Wiegardg Donkey Seremzde ...... ........... F riml-Stothart Bridegroom, jim Shaugerg Bride, Barbara Boys' Chorus Haddow: Bride's Father, Ray Fethermang Cloudf ....................... ..... Ch arles Preacher, Gerald Lacey gin' LgrlehF e'gl2Cl0f'k ------- ---- 5 Zuntz Prelude. and Fugzze ................. .... B ach orne rznarzze renmg ............-.. o gers . , - H Clzmh UP, Ye Chilluu, Climb .......... arr. Grant Ddnmig TalgfsggIggloiigljeiglczzgriggrg'-U' Po a LehmaZ.y34ann'. Srudent Director D k Clarinet Quartet: john Jensen, Dorothy Someughere 1 .Ir Suzggigl----Ij', ,i,T ly ema Guenter, Donald Carter, john Mackey ,f I 60:55 lm af bylaw Love If The uma ............ Mitehe11-H0w0frh Bfmd Of A fe ff Maffh --------------- Lavarre The Star ....... 6 -1 H61 .... ig ........ Rogers FINALE ' ' C gong of ,be Hajufzlilsu-ff---Li ------- arf. Gaul Song of Man-Choral Procession ........ Kountz Soloist-Geraldine Van Dyke All Muslcal Gr0uP5 When Y0u're Away ................... Herbert Choral Clubs, Band Soloist-Robert Fox Piano: Shirley Peters, Organ: john Fredericks Ch0if Soloists: Herbert Walker, Richard Carlson, '18 Viff0i'y' ....................... --- Lehman Mann Combined Choral Groups E ox., l i, KN AS o E 'll eg' v J 5 ' 4 of' A 4342 l90fl COUNCIL CONDUCTS ALL ELECTIONS Student Council, officially elected group of rep- resentatives forthe student body, has been the lead- ing organization at Butler High School since its creation in 1930. The Council's duties include hnan- cing the club program, subsidizing the underclass pictures in this yearbook and the underclass social functions, leading the weekly assembly programs. representing every homeroom, raising money, en- couraging citizenship in school by hall duty, and promoting school spirit. Led this year by President jane Gormley and ad- vised by Miss Struyk, Mr. Goldberg, and Miss Palmer, the thirty-three council members have been actively carrying out their duties since the first day of school when they took over citizenship posts. Carolyn Gilland, treasurer, reported in November that about 900 students bought Student Organiza- tion cards which enabled them to attend dances and buy student-rate tickets for games. For the tirst time, through Council. students bought blue and gold bookcovers decorated with the Alma Mater and our Bulldog, and read mimeographed minutes of the Council meetings. compiled by Secre- tary Ethel Cook and posted on homeroom bulletin boards. In late October freshmen elections were STUDENT COUNCIL: Standing, left to right: Marvin Lev- ine, Herman Stoeckle, Miss Struyk, Miss Palmer, Mr. Gold- berg, joan L'rhlas, Peggy Chapman, Richard Treta, john XX'hitmore. First table: Margie Magee, Phyllis Copley. jane Meyer. joyce MtCoppen. Gail Baumann. Howard Smith. Marie Kelly. Second table: Barbara Meyer, Ronald Gerard, held. Council backed the jack Frost Dance, Christ- mas Dance, the Sadie Hawkins Dance, and the Spring Dance. The standing Council committees had these Jhairmen: Decorations. Kathryn Paddockg Re- freshments, Nancy Porter, Citizenship, Nancy lietherman and Phyllis Peek, Assembly, Ann Wins- low, Bulletin Board, Nancy Fethermen, and Dance Committee, whose chairman, Vice-president Mildred Keller, planned the social program and named the committees for all dances. The lzzfm-mer Committee published a little book- let for incoming freshmen of next year introducing them to the school, its curriculum, marking system, clubs, sports, and activitiesfand to the functions of the Council itself. This year, Chairmen Ann Winslow' and Mildred Keller worked with Ethel Cook, Eleanor Hirth, Athenia Freligh, jane Meyer, Phyllis Peek, and Rose Urfer with the aid of Miss Palmer. ln May, Council conducted elections for class of- licers and next years Council members. Council's last meeting of the year in june closed the 1951-52 school year with the election of the new officers for next year. Nancy Van Luvender, Rose Urfer, Matthew Fox, Nancy Fetherman, Bob Briggs, Phyllis Peek, Eleanor Hirth, Linda Vas. Third table: Rudy Doormann. Kathryn Paddock, Ann Wfinslow. Nancy Porter, Athenia Freligh, john Jansen, Annabelle Keckeissen. Foreground: Ethel Cook, Mildred Keller, jane Gormley, Carolyn Gilland. A D FINANCES CLUB PROGRAM - - - 541 Q-, . MHS, i i.- ? 'i COUNCIL OFFICERS: Carolyn Gilland, treasurerg Mildred Keller, vice-presidentg jane Gormley, presidentg Ethel Cook, secretary. COUNCIL ADVISERS: Miss Struyk, Mr. Goldberg Palmer. HO OR SOCIETY SPONSORS STRETCHER DRI The 1952 Butler Chapter ofthe National Honor Society, advised hy Miss 'Iaecltle in the ahsence of Mr, Curtiss, launched a three-day Campaign in Feb- ruary to buy a super-special , four-wheeled. ad- justahle stretcher for the future Forrest S, Chilton HONOR SOCIETY Seated left to right: Mr. Cur- tiss,adxiser, Nancy Fetherman. secretaryg Arlene Claussen. presidentg Peggi King, vice- presidentg Margie Hunt, treas- urerg Kathryn Paddock, Stand- ing: Ann Vfinslowy Nancy XX'illiams, Ellen Taylor, Mary Ann Peters. Newly elected senior mem- bers, not pittured: juan Barley. Matthew Fox, jane Gormley. jerry Lacey, Frank Phillips. Barbara Powell, Anna Belle Smith, Nancy Volpe. 11 Ill Memorial Hospital in Pompton Plains, XX'ith a goal ol SI75. the students Contributed 3209. Xwith the added amount, the Honor Society bought extra attachments for the stretcher plus a tiny plaquenff From the Students of Butler High School, IOSL Miss I91I t '43 rf' ,,..-J -'N A yearbook theme e our tirst big problem! Scarcely was the ink dry on our 1951 medalist book before this year's Nugget Staff met to choose a cen- tral unifying thought around which to build a 1952 book. Of one thing we were certain: our theme had to be completely different, completely novel, and completely adjustable to our needs. Rightly or wrongly, we felt that a music box was our answer. After that we were set. Warned and advised of the rushed, anxious, tense struggles be- fore final deadlines, our group still lost itself blithe- ly in copy, pictures, captions, ads, idents, headlines and typing. Our four deadlines seemed to hit us in quick succession: Underclasses, December, Seniors, jan- uary, Sports and School Life, February, and Ad- vertisements and School Activities, March. Gloria MAPLE LEAF EDITORS NUGGET CHAIRMEN Seated left to right: Ellen Tay- lor, Art, Gloria jeune, Under- classesg Nancy Porter, Faculty, Peggi King, Make-upg Nancy Volpe, Seniorsg Anna Belle Smith, Seniors. Stand- ing: Nancy Fetherman, Adver- tising, jane Gormley, Busi- ness. Absent: Mary Ann Peters, Art. jeune fwith some underclassmenj counted, num- bered, and identified pictures for the first deadline. Nancy Volpe and Anna Belle Smith similarly han- dled the Senior Section. Bob Beyer worked for hours on banner headlines and snappy captions for the Sports layout pages. Work on general make-up for School Life and Activities under Peggi King, assisted by Joyce Day, Marvin Levine, and Nancy Porter, went on apace. Eleanor Van Splinter, ma- jor typist, and Nancy Fetherman, master salesman of the business staff, finished the last bits of copy and advertising that had to be done. With the hope that newsy banner headlines, eye-catching captions, accurate idents, lively copy, descriptive pictures, pic- torial advertisements, and a simple cover create a charming and delightful tune for the Music Box Edition , the yearbook staff ' presents The 1952 Nugget. Mi s Benny. adviser: Carolyn Gilland, editor-in-chiefg Lea jordan, junior editorg Ed Parmee, reporter. V' 0 U Q F 'le' 4 F 9 v , 9 Q' o .0 'eb -L 8. 0 o 4+ 5 0 Q Y ' Y 09 4 y 0 P 9 LCUM xy not 9 5 P' Q v- we an UGGET AND MAPLE LEAF Lbs: y U lliilltilllllll lllllllllf DEBATIN G Left table. left 'to right: Patricia Day, Muriel XX'uester, Ralph Kinney. john Jansen. Claire Foulkes. Marvin Levine, Rose Marie I'rter. Gordon Ciuenter. Center tahle Pat McPhee. Two Butler clubs met the needs of students inter- ested in public speaking and informal discussions. 'I he Debating Club. with four class teams of six mem- bers cath. carried on interclass debates and panels un- der the direction ot Miss Banta and Miss Chadwick, After the sophomores and seniors had won their preliminary debates, they argued the topic Resolved: That All High School Students Should Ifurnish Their Own Books and Supplies to determine the school champions. For the third consecutive year, the sen- FORUM Left to right: john Fredericks, Dessel Card, Howard Smith, Nancy XX'illiams. Herman Stoeckle, Rudy Doormann, Mat- 54 Peggi King, jane Dixon. Right table: ,lim Moore, jackie Fredericks, Joyce Day, Joyce McCoppen, Marie Kelly, Pat Magee. Fd Fredeiiclxs. Standing: Arlene Claussen. Bliss Chadwick. Miss Banta, Ellen Taylor, Dessel Card. iors, who had upheld the athrmative. emerged as the triumphant victors. The International Relations Forum consisted of twelve seniors and six juniors who showed an active interest in current events and international arfairs. Wfith Miss Belding acting as moderator, the club dis- cussed present-day political and economic topics. One ot' the year's highlights was the I. R. lf. Conference in Montclair, which Mary Lou jones and Howard Smith attended. thew Fox, Margie Hunt, Mildred Keller, Carolyn Gilland, Elsie Agzigian, Mary Lou jones, Bob I.inares, Bill Burk- hardt. Anna Belle Smith. X3 -. -s Y. x Lt!! 5 'VL X f ' x , .. ': ': .. . , X . ,Q , ,V fs , - .tif 5 ' it f Et in 0 I' , 1.. . X X ., VI. .V x Q f yr 5 XV , 1 R , i , i R 2 N ., wb .. . . SW, y 1, ' .1 y A . X g I fx-y'i'r f fl il' -CN . P it ' 'Ld ' - ' 144. C . N at ' .,... i A J. ' 'X ---A.-i, T, A l 5 Q-------na-1 1 ' . 5 . .g I T, B' ily' iii ' 4 ' HI-Y Seated, left to right: Rudy Doormann, jerry Lacey, Cliff Monzeglio, Frank Phillips. Standing: Dick Heddy, Bob Both the Hi-Y and Y-Teens, affiliated with the Morris County strive to foster good fellow- ship, character building, participation in school ac- tivities, and service to school and community. Hi-Y members proudly assumed the daily re- sponsibility of raising the American flag in front of the school. jerry Lacey, as a member of the cabinet, and Phil Pulis, as a press bureau worker, represented the Hi-Y in the youth government at Princeton and Trenton. The club, directed by Mr. Carpenter, organized Y-TEENS Briggs, Bob Biemer, Charlie Meyer, Frank Sanclementi. Mike Nestico, Matthew Fox, Mr. Carpenter. a basketball team and a rifle squad and held out- door initiations in September and june. The candy campaign, sponsored by the Y-Teens, became an important first this year, W'ith the cooperation of the student body, the girls collected, packaged, and sent 1165 bars of chocolate to Stu- dents in England and Germany. The delighted recipients wrote enthusiastic let- ters of thanksg one German girl replied, We all who have eaten your chocolate are very glad that an Ameri- can school thinks of German boys and girls. First table, left to right: Kathryn Paddock, Barbara Powell, Second table: Ann Wlnslovx Iris Streit, Miss Curtis. if av' 4 4 32 I .i -1 I Qa-ai' LIBRARY SERVICE Left to right: Diane Griesen- beck, Peggy Wuester, Miss Curtis, joanclaire Gormley, Jayne Puckey, Betty Ann Campbell, joan Struble, Arlene Claussen. SER ICE GROUPS BE EFIT SCHOOL The success of the service clubs depended on the willingness of members to give up precious time in and out of school to benefit the school. The Library Service assisted Miss Curtis in keeping the library running smoothly and efhciently. The main tasks of the members were to check books in and out and help repair them. The Music Service members were usually in the music room cataloguing music, tiling records, prepar- ing slides, distributing choir gowns, and checking that the victrola and recording machine worked pro- perly. These students, directed by Miss Lafferty, also arranged musical assembly programs. The Radio Service planned and presented educa- tional and entertaining broadcasts commemorating na- tional holidays. Miss Hayward added the finishing touches to these programs in which students had a chance to show their potential talent. Everyone knows the importance of morale to our fighting men. The Armed Forces Contact Group tried to do its part by writing to alumni at army camps in this country and abroad. Their letters related happen- ings of interest in the community and school. Mr. Cleary aided the group in setting up a bulletin board and also helped them obtain new addresses. The Food Service learned to plan meals. Mrs. Gerrish showed the girls the proper way to serve foodg they put this knowledge to use at the annual Teachers' Reception and other school functions. All these clubs gave students an opportunity to utilize their special abilities and be of service, too. ewguuaw ,mp l MUSIC SERVICE Rose Kraphol, Sharon Soule Left to right: Gloria Jeune jean Mynett, Ronald Edwards Michael Mihalik, jane Dilzer Nancy Volpe, Lehman Mann RADIO SERVICE Left tim right: Bula Wlrigncr, Betty Hand. Joyce Day. jane Dixon, jean Hopper, jerry Gaylord, Gloria jeune, FOOD SERVICE Left to right: janet Viscardi, Merna Van Etten, Marlene Vanderlwff, Dolores Di Cus- mo, jane Meyer, Ruse Mazza, Carolyn Leifer. CLUB SERVICE Left to right: Dorothy Kimble, Daun Aten, Barbara Decker, Grace Cahill, Mary Conklin. SERVICE CLUBS PERFORM ESSENTI L JCBS l98ll Several other service organizations contributed to the club program by performing essential jobs. Col- lecting the absentee lists and checking club attendance during the activities periods were the tasks of the four Club Service groups. Miss jaeckle, Mrs. Bailey, and Mr. Cleary supervised the girls. Busy at the presses turning out tickets, programs, and booster cards, the members of the Print Squad produced most of the school's print work. Mr. Rick- man guided the boys in setting up these jobs. Are you interested in taking a trip to Mars? That's exactly what the Science Club did-an imag- inary trip, of course. With their adviser, Mr. Car- penter, they discussed the type of rocket ship and clothing they would need and also calculated the dis- . , ' tance to Mars. The students discovered it was a great thrill to reach Mars before anyone else. Getting material typed and mimeographed is a problem in any school. That is why the Secretarial Service, directed by Miss Benoy, performed such a necessary service. Preparing data needed for classes and clubs, the girls typed records, cut stencils, and ran off materials for the teachers. The Te.st Service Squad aided Miss Belding in tab- ulating the results of the weekly Spelling and World Affairs Tests. They then worked out the grades which appeared on the report cards every marking period. Students who served in these clubs felt a real sense of accomplishment as they realized how much assist- ance they had given the school. PRINT SQUAD -qi Left to right: Jim Morreale, Don Sturm, Bob Irwin, john Zerener, joe Fiorilla. x SCIENCE CLUB Left to right: Bill Miller, Ed- ward Lamoureaux, Bruce Hart- gers, Charles NX'allace, Bob Biemer. 4-. TEST SERVICE First row, left to right: Shirley De Freese, Betty Lee, Arlene Bucceri, Mildred Hannah. Sec- ond row: Inge Heidere, Ma- rion Rebele, Joan Bailey. Third row: Shirley Andresen, Joyce Detweiler, Agnes Meyer, Nancy Wfisegarver, Pat Park- hurst. Fourth row: Judy Riley, Gail Taylor, Evona Quin, Sue Connolly, sl' gr- SECRETARIAL SERVICE First row, left to right: Bar- bara De Bonte, Caroline Thompson, Janet Shenise, Lor- elle Storms. Second row: Joan Stokem, Sandy Kohrs, Ha- zel Shenise, Jeanette Barrett. Standing: Armida Milligan, Doris Neill, Marilyn Kenne- rup, Joan Riker. f99 1 E Z w 'Ni' A, A ,p 1001 INSTRUME TAL GROUPS REHEARSE First row, left to right: john Fredericks, Harold Haycock, Don Dorst, Danny Dransfield, jean McEwan, john Matkcy, Dc-sscl Card. Second row: Larry Edsall, jim Tintle, Bob Huxstcr, julius Maros, Les Prichard, Larry Stearns, Bill Bcehc, Mr. Harris. il' 195 af' 41 of '4 Y ORCHESTRA I AUDITORIUM A D KIEL HOUSE The instrumental groups composed this year of the band, the orchestra, and our school dance band, the Kiel House Kats, were all under the direction of Mr. Harris, assisted by Miss Hayford. Most of the orchestra and dance band members had also been members of the marching band fsee pages 114-1151. In preparation for the weekly games, the band rehearsed daily, parading past the school on their way to Memorial Field to practice. When the strains of March, March to Victory floated into classrooms, heads began to nod here and there and tapping feet kept time to the rhythm. On Saturdays the sight of the blue band uniforms braided with gold gave added pep and spirit to the team and the eager spectators. After football season, the transformation from the outdoor environment of band practice to the in- door setting in which the orchestra and dance band rehearsed, took little time. After outdoor rehearsals, the change to Kiel House and the auditorium was welcomed readily, and the members easily adapted gan preparations for the Senior Play program. The Kiel House, a stone's throw from the school, is the center for all instrumental practice and instruc- tion. The dance band or Kiel House Kats derived its name from this rehearsal location and practiced after- noons and evenings here for performances such as the class play. This was the first year that the Kats had played for Senior Play, and their performance was remarkable. Later in the year, Mr. Harris held tryouts for vocalists with the Kats. Those chosen were Gloria Jeune, Lehman Mann, and Ernie Mancini, who had been vocalist last year. In February the Kats gave a very successful assembly introducing the new vocal- ists and many new numbers. Honors for length of service go to Mary Lou Jones, Dessel Card, and Cliff Monzeglio, who were four year band and orchestra members. Dessel be- longed to the dance band, also. During February the orchestra, composed of 34 members, rehearsed daily in the auditorium during seventh periods. The re- sult of this long and tedious work was the superb themselves to the new situation. Soon after football season ended, the dance band in the Kiel House be- music heard at the Spring Concert, which is fast be- coming a school tradition. Standing: Mr. Harris, Ed Fredericks. Trombones, left to right: Les Prichard, Larry Stearns, Don Trafiet, June Due. Horns: Shirley May, Evelyn Wfillenbrock. Trumpetsi Cliff Monzeg- lio, Julius Maros, Mary Lou Jones. Saxophones: Jean McEwan, Judy Mace, Dessel Card. Flutes: Barbara Morse, Lois Tintle, Betty Riker, Elaine Ringle, Shirley Arvidson. Strings: Jim Moore, Bill Cervasio, Bill Allen, Bob Mandeville. Clarinets: Ronald Bradbury, Lea Jordan, John Mackey, Jeanne Sloat, Joyce Crum, Leonard Carter. Percussion: Jane Dixon, Anne Lufsgaard. farry Edsull, Stan Muise, Roger Gray. 5101 if ' '9 QQ 99 5 GOWNED CHOIR VOCAL GROUPS PARTICIPATE IN Three hundred students in the Choir, Girls' Glee Club, and Boys' Chorus work under the direction of Miss Latferty. Aside from participation in school af- fairs like the Spring Concert and the Christmas Pro- gram, the vocal groups enjoyed many outside activi- ties. jane Dilzer, Danny Dransfield, and Marvin Le- vine - members of the New jersey All-State Chorus -sang at Convention Hall in Atlantic City and at the Mosque in Newark. Another student group, Nancy Volpe, jane Dilzer, Mary Lou jones, Judy Mace, Lehman Mann, and Bob Fox, was chosen to sing in the Operatic Musicale at Millburn. There is much interest in opera here. Nearly a hundred students attended one or the other of two trips to the Met to see La Tm:-'iam or Pagliarri and Cazulferia Rzulimna. In February a few students viewed a behind-the-scenes working rehearsal of Otello at the Met. Noteworthy, too, is the fact that Mary Lou jones, john Fredericks, and Ronald Edwards are members of the Metropolitan Student Opera Guild. This organization helps to further interest and know- ledge in musical education. i- CHOIR AND GLEE CLUB Inset: .I SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES THESE CLUBS TEACH EUROPEA LIFE The French, German, and Folk Dancing clubs share the common interest of discovering more about the peoples of Europe. The Folk Dancing Club, under the guidance of Miss Bock, gave its members the opportunity to learn many European customs which are expressed in the dances of these lands. The club, composed entirely of girls, made or borrowed authentic costumes which added much color to the dances, and helped to make them more effective. In this way it was possible for the members to gain more knowledge about many European cultures. Music for the dances was sup- plied by a new assortment of phonograph records. Le Cercle Francais and the German Club famil- iarized their members with life in France and Ger- many. One of the activities of the French Club was to gather articles, maps, newspapers, magazines, and other forms of printed matter pertaining to France. Each member kept a scrapbook for these collected materials. The club adviser, Miss Carlin, who recently studied at the Sorbonne, supplied many unusual items of interest. As an outgrowth of the club's activities, a group of seniors in February attended a French film and had dinner at a French restaurant in New York City. During February, representatives of the club conducted the morning exercises over the Public Address System. On March 14, all students taking French participated in an assembly planned by the French Club. The program featured a lively skit, with the students impersonating French puppets. The entire assembly joined the club in singing Alouette. They also presented a short French film to the entire school, adding much variety, and incidentally some amusement to the program. The German Club, under the guidance of Miss Smith, found out a great deal about Germany and its customs. Miss Smith, who travelled in Germany for some time, had much to offer the club from her own experiences. In early fall, the club went on a hike to the top of Kakeout Mountain where they had their lunch and topped off the day with the singing of German folk songs. Many times throughout the year, the club had opportunity to see and take turns wearing native German costumes acquired by some of the members, Seated, left to right: Shirley Decker, Ethel Cook, Ann Xwinslow, Marie Mar agliano, Nancy Fetherman, Lee joseph, Cathie Hughes, Nancy Porter, Gail Beal Standing: Marvin Levine, Shirley Arvidson, Miss Carlin, Judy Sawer, Roberta Iilolq Vargo, Robin Came. CUSTOMS, A D CULTURE - - - FOLK DANCING CLUB Kneeling, left to right: Kath- erine Racke, joan Vifetzel, Standing: Inge Heidere, Thel- ma Cahill. Joyce McCoppen, Merna Van Etten, Carolyn Leifer, Lil Kartanowicz. Seated left to ri ht Reinhard Low Ed Fredericlts Bob Fox Filecn B rnes Flaine Ringlez Betty Hindalanite Heniiher, Margaret .CrAeinwald,ijune l5ue,jl3arbara Meyer, john Frederitlcs. branding., Ann Jeannette Ranney. Linda Vas, Peter Fischer, Hans Oehring. U05 LHNEUQCES w CLUBHL FENCE MAKE.UP SQUAD Left to right: Philip Decker, Ronnie Cassidy, Miss Boehm. Lois Smith, Ellen Taylor, Cyn- thia Huhner. Kathryn Paddock, Margie Hunt, Leonard Carter, Barham Powell, Dorlee Deck- er. Marvin Levine. ,- L -Q., r Aggie 31 E v . 1' I Lxzfi' I . 4 vfnallxqki . ' ' f ' 1'9,'gfl 'B .L K, ll ll r-- Ao- 106 L--4 ART SERVICE Foreground: Kathryn Paddock, Howard Smith. Back, left to right: Ronnie Cassidy, Barbara Welti, joe Paulison, Arlyn Mayer, Dorlee Decker, Cyn- thia Huhner, Barbara Powell, Ellen Taylor. , Sv ll COSTUME CLUB Foreground: Dorlee Decker, jane Dixon. Back, left to right: Judy Leahy, Shirley Os- terhoudt, Betsy Petak, janet Viscardi. -405 94, ll X :R . J- y I J 1 f STAGE GROUPS PERFORM VITAL JOBS Helped by the unceasing and untiring efforts of the stage groups, who are so vital in giving any play the needed polish and finishing touches, student actors were able to present spectacular productions. First, the Costume Club hunted up, sorted, mended, pressed, and fitted the numerous garments for all performers. These girls often had to fashion outfits from odds and ends of attic relics. Next, the Art Service supervised and produced all necessary materials. The artists designed paper mache props, painted the scenery which the Stage Crew had built and assembled, and planned posters and pro- grams. The Make-up Squad first studied the art of stage make-up. Then, applying their knowledge of proper powdering and rouging techniques, they created natural, colorful, and true-to-life characters. Finally, the Stage Crew supplied sound effects and expert lighting, and pulled the scene-ending cur- tains. The only recognition these groups received and wanted for their painstaking preparations came from the perfection of the performances. Left to right: Alfred Ebersbach, Neal Harris, Don Lyon, Bob Fox, Dick Carlson Charlie Moeller, jim Nelson, Dick Paddock, Gerald Paulison. 7 ,jg -'12 r 2? JU 1oR SPCRTSME OF MERICA I give my pledge as an American to save and faithfully to defend from waste the natural resources of my country -its soil and minerals, its forests, waters, and wildlife W this pledge is the backbone of the junior Sportsmen of America. This year 129 boys, who will eventually advance through the stages of Embryo, Fawn, and Buck, joined the four clubs. During the year Mr. Conklin and Mr. Hawkins, S. A. advisers, educated the boys in the ways of the outdoors. For his help in furthering the ideals of wildlife conservation, Mr. Conklin received the George Neill Award, a full size deerskin, from the Essex County Conservation Officers Association. Through their hunting, fishing, camping, and trapping program, J. S. A. members received training in good sportsmanship and conserva- tion. A trip to the N. Y. Sportsmen's Show, an opportunity to exhibit handicraft at the B. H. S. Science Fair, and a chance to participate in the junior Sportsmen's Field Day highlighted the year's activities. Circle: Bob Haan, Lance Mills display 4' string of furs. A ' Leffs Ronald Parkhurst admires his first . spike deer. .r - Rigln: Bob Linares views his day's 'fl ' A catch. Circle: Mike Nestico and his bird dog. Belnuz' Boys check hshing Belau: Club members examine shooting equip- ment. RIS THICYW ARI! V3 --u-QL., . ' ---PLUS EATHER STATION Meteorological Station B H. S.. otliciallv atliliated with the Forest Fire Service of New jersey, occupied the school roof. The science department chose twelve boys, who had in- cluded physics in their school program, to participate. Viforking with Mr. Conklin in groups of two. the members checked weather conditions twice daily, at 8:50 A.M. and 5:50 PM. They charted the temperature. barometric pressure, speed and direction of the wind, rainfall in inches, and the relative humidity. The boys spent their weekly meet- ings discussing weather forecasting and at- mospheric conditions. lforty boys, supervised by Mr. Conklin, op- erated .ind took care of all visual aids equip- ment. The Visual Aidersn showed sound and silent movies, tilm strips, and slides to help vitalize academic work and enliven as- sembly programs. S A1 l 6- YC my Q , 'Dt .,.,. . 'al . ,441 x., XII, :cm pw Us 2 Y ,f -v 50 -.. First row, left to right. Mr. Conklin, Matthew Fox, Mike Nestico, Boh Irwin, Douglas Weller. Second row: Cliff Monzeglio, Bill Beehe, Herman Stoeckle, Don Guenter. Third row: Ed Fingerle, Vfilliam Miller. Circling right from Mr. Conk- lin: Frank Figurelli, George Straka, Dick Clark. Ronnie Crosta, Alan Van Orden, Ern- est jacquel, Al Knox, jack Gormley, Duane Dilzer, Bill Cervasio, jim Pulis, Rudolph jordan, Ed Van Splinter, Bob Holley, Fred Paul, jack Boss, Leon Davenport, Evan Hend- ershot. ---AN VISUAL AIDS gk D091 4 in CLUB l QU' , Q . A I BABY SITTING gf , W E xp.. '-:A ix . Q' , , 1 . X sv A v Seated, left to right: johanne Fiske, Mrs. Bailey, Baby Nancy Sechrist, Mrs. Sands, Mary Richmond. Second row: Carol Mann, Gail Lindeburgh, Pat Sehulster, Elaine Kayhart, Dor- is McConnell. Third row: Vera Quick, janet XX'idmann, Mar- garet Voigt, Sonja Aakvik, Louise Smith, Gail Lockwood, Annabelle Marion, Myrtle i r 1 m -. '- fx K - McKinnon. 51103 ,ag . 4 EWCOMERS WIDEN CLUB PROGRA With the expanding enrollment this year, several newcomers have appeared in Butler's already extensive club program. People interested in a good baby sitter can now contact graduates of the Baby Sitting Club. Not only do these girls know what to do in case of emergency, but they've used live subjects to demon- strate their techniques. Mrs. Bailey, who has two .small children of her own, advised the four groupsg Mrs. Sands aided the girls with her lectures on child care. You don't know how to dance? Even the shyest freshman or sophomore learned every phase of dancing in the Dancing Club. There were eight clubs, four each term, consisting of over 200 members in- structed by Miss Fox, Miss Chadwick, Mrs. jackson, and Miss Bednarek. There's nothing better than a good old song fest or barber .shop quartet. At a get-together of the Harmony Club, Mr. Ellard, an active member of SPEBSQSA Inc., led the boys in both. Band members who wanted to learn more about music found the Musicianship Club helpful. Under the leadership of Mr. Harris, they learned sight read- ing and received additional musical instruction. S 'g I N' . , ,Kar . :fs-A R . DANCING CLUB Left to right: Dora Maellaro, john Rhinesmith, Margaret Delano, Ronald Dolsay, Shir- owsky, Stephanie Peal, john Spellman, Ralph Utter, Miriam Mathews. ley XVhritenour, Harry Axak- f C J J WRESTLING CLUB -T' ,f ff SPORTS CLUBS AROUSE INTEREST IN MAJOR VARSITY SPORTS THROUGH EARLY TRAINING METHODS I 111 FENCIN G CLUB er, 31'- Ick d C l X vu-.x 1, 4, an 114 ARCHI USICIANS BOOST ORALE First row, left to right: Ronnie Cassidy. Les Prichard, Don Trailer, Bill Beehe, John Koslowski, Nancy Mon- trastell, Larry Stearns, Ed Fingerle, Janice Hemmer. Second row: Edward Fredericks, Shirley May, Evelyn NVillenhrock. Bob Fox, Vlfalter Card, Holi Beyer, Shirlcv Senn, Howard Beam. Third row: Mary Lou Jones, Gail Beal, Carol Hanahan, Bob Norman, Grace Ackerman, Harold Haycock, Bob Penland, Ruth Terhune. Fourth row: Robert Haan, Edward Nolan, Julius Maros, Arthur Ricker, Denis Buchanan, Cliff Monzeglio, Donald Hack- ney, Le Roy Tice. Fifth row: Miss Hayford, jean McEwan. Tony Terio, Judy Mace, Dessel Card, l 'F vf K' I af o-4' . an 1 X 'Y Exim' of Q What's that? A whistle? And here come eighty- four running people-the largest band in Butler's history. ln order to have enough time to perform their many, tricky routines, band members used track techniques and raced from one formation to another. As exciting games gave the loyal rooters cause to yell, the band formed the loudest cheering section ever. The winning team also allowed the band ample opportunity to lead victory parades through town. SHOW FANCY FOR After football season, the band crowded into the auditorium for daily practice since band is a regularly scheduled class now. This extra practice plus hard work and the able leadership of Mr. Harris insured the band of a most successful and enjoyable year. For the first time, the band elected officers: Mary Lou jones, president, CIiH Monzeglio, vice president, jean McEwan, secretary, Judy Mace, treasurerg Stan Muise, Evelyn Vlfillenbrock, and Lee joseph, librar- ians. ATION S AT HALF First row, left to right: Rudy Wawra, Elaine Ringle, Shirley Arvirlson, Betty Riker, Lois Tintle, Barbara Morse. Harriet Olson, John Mackey, Lee Joseph, Gerard Van Orden. Second row: Terry Snyder, Dan Drans- Gelcl, Pat McPhee, Ronald Bradbury, Ioan Day, Joyce Crum, Leonard Carter. Jeanne Sloat, Third row: Robert Mandeville, Barbara Newman, Sandy Griesenbeck, Ka- ren Kleinhammer, Lea Jordan, Nancy Reardon, L0- raine Tintle, Ann McKenna. Fourth row: Roger Gray, VVilliam Cervasio, Lawrence Edsall, Stanley Muise. have VVorden, Lance Mills, Arnold Card, Fifth row: john Frerlericks, Anne Lofsgaard, Jane Dixon, Mr, Harris. fl 15 T' I I n M A UNDEFEATED CHAMFI ENTSHIP GRIDDERS X, H N ' 4 ' XY, 'D ' ' 'x N I 7' NX Y' v' ' ' Q I Y X' NVNJ xi 23 lxrst row left to nght John Carbxrmo Don Sehulsler Bull McKenn Carl Johnson Russ Donnelly Don Dorst Dxck VVyble Ixm Greene. Second row Gene Barkocy John Zerener Ink Burt Bob Huxster John Dorwlero jim Tintle, Bob lxlang Thxrd row Manager Greg 'NI1771 Robert H'lllEV R11 Morse lee Blgmo, ,lulm Moore Jerry Nluhev Dlck C1rlQon W' ar e ol k f N l ' Arai, A , ' , .3 ' , vu I 't . X 3552 ' A fp' Q A 5 tu- .T V' fx si ' . pg' Q, 1 X PUT TEAM I FOOTBALL LIMELIGHT Vat in First row, left to right: jerry Lacey, Vic Jimenez, Joe Wyble, Bill Scinski, Manapzer Al Longo. Second row: Dick Norman, Luchie Coscia, Larry Whritenour, Harlo Conklin, Tom Duffy, Ronnie Miller. Third row: Ernie Mancini, Pete Tiger, Dick Clark, Al Lento, Ken Jimenez, Ron Parkhurst. Buller we! open buddle for fini time. 6- WYBLE, COSCIA STAR AS BULLDOGS Players await jqnal gun. After opening the season by downing Passaic Valley, 34-6, Coach Becker's Bulldogs went on to become Butler's second undefeated football team. Only a 20-20 tie with Madison marred an otherwise perfect record. In the big game of the season against Pompton Lakes, the Butler offensive and defensive squads proved themselves too strong for the Pomp- ton eleven and, for the first time since 1946, came out on top, 13-O. Much of Butler's success was due to the eleven touchdowns scored by Captain joe Wyble and Luchie ..., , f ,. . .4 if WA.. ' an i, ,.,..W.y fa: u 1. --Q . , l . X, N X ' ., . W i 1 4.45 'C , -6 s,is - 'lf We .5 g 3 f y ev' g if P K, Q X V, Wyble referrer trophiev at atlalefir dinner. Coscia each and the twenty-three points kicked by Bill Scinski. joe Wyble and Don Sehulster achieved recognition on All-State, County, and Conference teams. All-County and Conference honors went to john Dondero and Luchie Coscia. Harlo Conklin and Bob Huxster received All-Conference mention. Head Coach Becker, Assistant Coaches De Paso and Hawkins, and Freshman Coaches Ingold and Caruso feel that following the policy of building for the future has placed Butler in its rightful position on the gridiron. Once again Manager Al Longo was the sparkplug behind the team. 1181 Coarber plan Jtralegy. Manager Longo taper D0fJl'5 ankles. A at f---'lm ' B Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Butler Btuler Butler LLDOZE CO FERENCE CO PETITIO NL! Captain joe Wyble. 34 -- --- Passaic Valley 6 20 -- --- Madison 20 25 -- --- Roselle Park 12 33 -- --- Ramsey 6 41 -- --- Bernardsville 13 27 -- --- Roxbury 12 13 -- --- Dover 0 -- --- Pompton Lakes 0 -- --- Boonton 0 13 33 H Q C5 lvv w.--,2,f, lU.a3n'y.:l .m UP' I fi msg 7 1 ' 1 First row left to right John Shenise Richard Wotruba Bob Tamie, waiter Barr, Jack Mecbpphen, Bill Isselin: John Matthews, Neal Harris, Donald Monks, Harry Orr. Second row: Joe De Diminicantanio, Gary Dalrymple, Steve Linham, Richard Dericks, Kenneth Parkhurst, Ray Spellman, John Weber, John Spellman, David Lewis. Third row: Joe Essing, Jack Squier, Douglas Campbell, Frank Distasi, Allan Shenise, Kenneth Richards, Harry Troller, Robert Babcock. Liner flafb in P. V. Game. E119 Margie 1:1201 CHEERS, TWIRLS ADD ATMOSPHERE 'ii - -so x, 'QQ ff 'dv ae' 36 Him! , W 1 I First row, left to right: Barbara Rohr. Second row: Lois Mezey X6 U' , Q' -+ - Cf f Mary Meade First row, left to right: Joyce Titus, Marilynn Post, Carolyn Baum. Second row: Alice Cahill, Joyce Parkhurst, Janet Shenise, Evelyn Bollenhach, Dot Robbins. 'I', il L -1 - wir, , oo,, A 'F'4'f '5 if s W' s , a i , 1 is ' fl f f 1 , Q 'l 1 y w .A 77:2 K W S: 1 'Mild 0' A J ' i V l ,L J wr-5' i H Q f I . K Y' .,.. ,,, f ., at ' s'- A .r :F My ' ' 1 W 5 Rl Marilyn Vreeland STARTERS SHOW COURT TECHNIQUES K 'J ,...q, 2 clf HI U21 ff Y - x A , - ,X ', ' ' 11 -5 X if X . 'W X . , L! X l x A Y ' df ' e J: X Q ? 9 ' f ? ,M f. -5 l ka 1 ljtk uvjfl 5, C 1 11' ,ll ' F3 Q ' 1 .fu In t '. x I X s X xg , 'X X 55 V 1. fam , X X f 'X Nl ' 1 I f x T E1 I B 51. ap A -:El 1.5 ,mc iff ff HH EDGE, WYBLE HIGH SCORERS AS wifi . t., , , .JL ill X, SCHEDULE Butler ........ Millburn 55 Butler --- -- Franklin 36 Butler Butler Butler --- -- Boonton 41 --- -- Wayne 31 ,-- -- Dover 43 Butler --- H Morristown 41 Butler --- -- Pompton Lakes 43 Butler --- -- Wayne 34 Butler --- -- Roxbury 51 Butler --- -- Passaic Valley 34 Butler --- -- Chatham 38 Butler --- -, Pompton Lakes 42 Butler --- -- Boonton 60 Butler --- -- Passaic Valley 49 Butler --- -- Dover 56 Butler --- ..- Roxbury 35 Butler --- -- Morristown 51 Butler --, -- Millburn 59 ...gf First row, left to right: Cliff I Monzeglio, Joe Wyble, Tom Edge. Second row: Pete Tiger, Dick Wyble, Al Lento, Luchie Coscia. Third row: Coach De Paso, Noel Conklin, Bill Smith, Man- ager Al Longo. Fourth row: Ed Smith, Bob Klang, Lee Allerman, Cliff Holman, Harlo Conklin. si X if' V First row, left to right: 9 g jack Wichterman, Bill Ellis. Manager Al Longo, Albert Schwab, Greg Mazza. Second row: Lee Biggio, Gene Barkocy, Dick Carlson, Still- man Vonderhorst, Ray Basley, Paul Miller, Leo Leroux, Les Prichard. BUTLER BATTLES BASKETB LLERS Basketball hopes were running high at the begin- ning of the seasong it looked as if Butler would cap- ture the Lakeland Conference title in all three major sports. But, the Bulldogs lost a heartbreaker to Pompton Lakes by a single basket and, after an upset at the hands of Passaic Valley, finished in second place with a conference record of seven wins and three losses. Coach De Paso's well-balanced squad presented scoring power in Tom Edge and joe Wyble as well y ,www f, x if S as rebound strength in Harlo Conklin and Lee Aller- mang Dick Wyble and Cliff Holman alternated as the fifth player. Tom Edge, playing his first year of varsity ball, scored 235 points to break Ed Conklin's 1947 record of 217. Although five of the regulars will graduate, strong varsity reserves and a wealth of material from Coach Hawkins' j. V. and Coach Ellard's freshman teams are coming up as replacements. slafnu ga aaa D -Mi-f f V Lg ww . First row, left to ' FRESHMAN fight: Joe asm, Bob Frech, Steve Linham, Ray Spellman, Bob Roth, Bill Fletcher. Second row: VValter Barr, Roger Hedges, john Mathews, Richard Paclslock, Garret Parker, Frank Boden, Milton Jonel. Thirrl row: Harry Orr, Jack Mcffoppen, Neal Harris, Charles Anthony, Duane Dilzer, Parker Weller, Bill Isselin, Coach Ellard. Edge rearber for cz high one. ' ff aux: W . A i ll a Ps ' B be H15 in rwaimfir D. Wyble ,rmopr for a low one U-231 '7 .L i L.- Q e '-0 ' 1241 TR CKSTERS RACE IN SPRI G, FALLg Z sf' Q 4' 'G' fa :ii VM .-Qa . 3 , i . rn T 951 Lp? cg F f .I DO r ' fy, 5 4915. I l VX' X QTICQ. , QGTLPA I X. fs. s rxltlp 5, Na up ,.,, 1, w.. First row, left to right: John Moore, Jim Phillips, Rudy Doormann. Bob Biemer, Jack Ebbels, Herb Walker, Ernie Mancini, Bob Briggs. Second row: Coach Ellard, Bob Gormley, Sherman Zeak, Don Schulster, Ron Bradbury, Richard De Graw, Ernest De Grziw, Don Pruden, Fred Dunn.. Third row: Lee Allerman, Russ Donnelly, Jim Struble, Ray Basley, Dick Hemmer, Bob Klang, Paul Tiger, Grant Van Saun. During the '51 season, Coach Ellard's track squad produced some sparkling performers. jim Struble, who took the 120-yard hurdles in 16.2 at the Lake- land Conference meet, was Butler's highest point scorer. jim excelled in both track and field events. Bob Briggs, another steady and reliable runner, won the mile at Roxbury. Ray Basley, Lee Allerman, Fred Dunn, Paul Tiger, and Bob Gormley scored in track events. Butler held Held supremacy in the Delbarton-Boonton meet to emerge victorious by a fourteen point margin. Slruble pun the Jhol. O Seton Hall Relay Roxbury-Wharton Morristown-Chatham County Relays Eastside Long Branch Relays Penn Relay Mountain Lakes Dover Lakeland Newark Invitation Boonton-Delbarton County Meet Dunn Joan over bar. l n In K i Rx VM, if X KV K - 'K . r. KN STRUBLE, BRIGGS STA DOUT RUNNERS si i I, r A I.. First row, left to right: Rudy Doormann, jim Phillips, Lee Marion, Tom Collinge, Lester Struble. Second row: Joe Wehner, George Snell, Ken Baum, john Walek, Paul Struble. Barley, Slruble Dover Eastside Clifton State Meet lake burdler. Although Butler's cross country team failed to win any meets, it presented an outstanding runner in Bob Briggs. In a seventeen-school meet at Elizabeth, Bob was the only Butler man to place. In the Clifton meet at home, Bob ran second, only a fraction of a second behind the winner. Les Struble, jim Phillips, Ken Baum, and Rudy Doormann were the other veteran seniors. Mr. Whetham took over the reigns as coach for the first time this year. Stfuble gain: on Ramrey. lr. - Q . 125 DIAMOND STARS REMAIN VICTORIOUS x Butler Butler Butler Butlcir Butlcr Butler Butlcr liutlc r Butlcr Butler r-. 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K4 X X . if f M ' E 1 X j .f I ff ' X Q 5 ff gbj ,- 1. TEAM, UNDEFEATED IN CONFERENCE Butler made baseball history in 1951 by becoming the first team in Lakeland Conference history to win all eight conference games. The Bulldogs finished with a season's mark of nine wins and three losses, losing only to Morristown in regularly scheduled play. The other two losses came at the hands of Southside, Newark in the Greater Newark Invitational Tourna- ment and Lodi in the Group III State Championship playoffs. All-State honors went to pitcher Red McDowell, who won eight games, and joe Wyble, who sparkled in the infield. McDowell, Wyble, and Tom Edge made the All-Conference team. Will Utter finished the season with an impressive .451 batting averageg McDowell, Wyble, Edge, joe Phillips, and Al Mc- Connell all hit well over the .300 mark. With five returning lettermen and strong reserves, Coach Ingold is looking forward to another fine year. v . .ll Coach Ingald rieufr lropbief. First row, left to right: joe VYyble, Hank Corona, Ray Fetherman, Ronnie Miller. Tom Edge, Coach Ingold. Second row: Al McConnell, jerry Lacey, Bill Scmski. Bob Nyhuis, Dick Jennings. Third rfvw: Will Utter, Harlo Conklin, Red McDowell, 1283 Tom Duffy. QUT!-6,7 .blk 1, avifte, C . l an 7 Ki, 'ii' in 1 E it Wt SETS RECORD S-N? I C FRESHMAN g2.'fs,5avf Art Mcrrxlt. I t I 2 Il lnlei A ARMA' - ,Y 1 ' .. l ' 'L'1 f1'w f - A I i Q' .Ha M- A F a 1 si -1' lf 1 USSIII onr row: vinci n U m . 4017113 - flfm. lene I lfrnest jucquv. .nn . c :ir ney, xogcr Gould. rc' A KW 'R . ' I 5.-ru-li fq 1. f' 41' I ga 1 Ii Z 5 If Iiarkucy, Frank Iluyli-, Mike Nesticfr. I I' NI K' I I' GARDE! SWORDSME FLASH FOILS Fencing is now an established sport at Butler. juniors Frank Reardon, Bob Fallon, Denis Buchanan, and Bob Linares have been foil fencing for three years and also have two years' varsity experience. Butler fencers have continued their custom of meeting both college and A.F.I..A. teams. Throughout the year, the clash of foil.s is audible in the lower corridor as Coach Carpenter encourages the lunges and parries of the future swordsmen. ,aff W- ,ff I f Cru!! I mifx ..s- ' M, ,IQQQQ ', A I if ' I3 Ferris, Jersey City Barringer, Newark Bloomfield Dickinson, jersey City Biddle Trophy, N. Y. U. Snyder, jersey City Lincoln, jersey City State Tournament if J4 :V Left to right: IFIEPJCIIPJCH Puff FHCHU- IVilIiam Miller, Robert Maschler, Frank Reardon, Denis Buchanan, Robert Irwin, Robert Fallon, Don- ald Pruden. f1291 EDITORIAL knit YT' 'F 'fue V 7 221 'X -4, ,sss -b YZ STAFF YEARBOOK ADVISERS Sl.1I1Llll'1g1 Mr. Thwresen, Plintngrapliyg Miss Athay, Business. Smtetl: Miw Bnehm, Artg Miss Hawkins, Etliturialg Miss Shapiro, Etlkiturirll. fisoj - ,,lJL'O ,.,wu. 'H-., X AX 41 Y it Nl Standing. left tri right: liil Frcrlcricks, june Dixwn, Gail l5.lLllNQlHH, lil Mount, Lee joseph, Put McPhee, Marvin Levine. Seated: Phil -Iacksnn, Dut Brandt, Bi-h Beyer, Betsy Petak. Barbara Canty, Nancy Porter, Elsie Peer, Hnwartl Smith. Peggi King, Gloria -Icunc, Nami' Volpe, Anna Belle Smith. UGGET STA FFS ART STAFF lillcn Triylnr. Denis Butlmriim, Barlmrii XX'eIti, Frank Phillipx, Mary Ann Peters. Q' WW ., .AJ f so K Y X t 6 Standing, left to right: Sylvia Cyriaks, Mildred Keller, Carolyn Hawkins, Elsie Agzigian, Lucille Marsano, Rose Marie Krapohl, Seated: Marjorie Wilson, Mary Lou Wilson, Joan De Puy, jane Gormley, Lorraine Pfizenmeyer, Nancy Fetherman, joan Day, Betty Lou Gronda, Peggy Wuester. 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' 9 U 9 E POM PTON MOTORS Sales and Servuce Struble Bros Props 173 Hamburg Turnpuke Pompton Lakes New Jersey Day Phone Pompton Lakes 7 0940 R and J SERVICE CENTER Bob Demaresf Route 23 Butler New Jersey Jack Brassell Phone BUfIer 9 0766 HARRY RHINESMITH S GARAGE Bloomingdale N J ROSS GULF STATION CompleteCulf Products Snmonuznng Washing Lubrication Hamburg Turnpike Bloomingdale New Jersey Phones Office BLJtIer 9 0788 Resndence BUfler 9 H73 M SALES HUDSON SERVICE SCHERER MOTOR COMPANY Hamburg Turnplke Pompton Lakes 7 OI66 Ruverdale N J BEST WISHES FROM SIG S GARAGE TO THE GRADUATINC CLASS West Milford N J WEBERS ESSO SERVICE STATION Route 23 Cnrcle Riverdale New Jersey I4 4 TErhune 5 I065 : :o: : : :: : Q : : : Q-: : 0-0- o------oQo------oooQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ . , . v v - . v . v , . . Y I v ' V . 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I -- - --- -- Q ---------- - ---------eo-Q---------o---------------ooo-ooQ-------------ooo HARRY HENNION Best Wlslwes to the Class ot 1952 CLARENCE YOHE Barber Shop 164 Mann Street, Butler, New Jersey DOROTHY'S BEAUTY SHOP 270 Wanaque Avenue Pornpton Lakes New Jersey FRANS HOUSE OF BEAUTY Frances Edwards Prop 99 Mann Street Bloonmngdale N J BUtIer 9 1526 lvl MODERN BEAUTY SHOP Clara E Jackson Prop Park Place Butler New Jersey Phone BUtIer 9 O7I9 BUTLER CLEANERS AND DYERS Expert Cleaning Friendly Store JoI'1nA Zerener Prop 15Boonton Avenue Butler N J LEANERS BUILD ON QUALITY and SERVICE RITEWAY CLEANERS We Call and Deliver Newark Pornpton Turnpuke Pequannock New Jersey 147 Mt View B IOO6 1 , , . . . , . . , . , , . , --------QQQQQQQQQQQ------oQ------------------oo-o-s---------- ----- -- - ------------------------------------------- --o---- VET'S DRY CLEANING SERVICE One Qualuty The Best Mann Street, Bloomingdale New Jersey Phone BU 9 0980 BLOOMINCDALE SWEET SHOP Serving Dolly Madison lce Cream lvlaan Street, Bloomlngdale New Jersey JANE'S CONFECTIONERY To Serve you the Better, We Serve the Best' Mann Street Bloomingdale New Jersey Phone BUtler 9 0280 JORDAN S SWEET SHOPPE Bob C7 Thomas Rangwood Avenue Mldvale New Jersey Phone Pompton Lakes 7 IOS4 Tel Burner 9 0280 Res BUtIer 9 1289 R LA SALA S CONFECTIONERY We Have Everything Samuel P La Sala Prop Class of 32 l37 Main Street Bloomingdale New Jersey OLD BARN MILK BAR Alderney lce Cream Sodas Sandwiches Sundaes Waffles Pompton Hamburg Turnpike Pompton Falls New Jersey THE PROS SWEET SHOP Ceorge lvlynttunen Prop 6 Boonton Avenue Bloomlngdale New Jersey l48 I . 1 v v u I v I 9 --------- --------------------------------------------------- -ae--------------o------------------------- RIVERDALE SWEET SHOP York Brothers Riverdale, New Jersey TOWN SWEET SHOP Newark Pompton Turnpike Pompton Plains, Ni J, ABE VAN DERHOFF'S STORE l-lersl'iey's lce Cream - Candy - Cigarettes - Crocery Crove Street, Bloomingdale, New Jersey HOWARD BANTA Carpenter Builder Estimates Cifen Kakeout Road Kinnelon New Jersey Phone BlJtler 9 0353 M HARRY DEMAS Contractor Kinnelon New Jersey ANDREW DE PUY Electrical Contractor Bloomingdale New Jersey Phone BUtler 9 O96O Main Office BLJtler 9 l3l6 L G KITCHELL Inc Excavating Contractors BULLDOZERS SHOVELS TRUCKS CRANES Route 23 B er N J l49 - i s Q g o --------------------------Q----------------------------ooo--- ---------------A--- QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ WILLIAM MONKS -o--------------,------------Q--- -------s--- General Contractor and Builder Rucker Road, Klnnelon Borough, Butler, New Jersey Phone BLJtler 9 l247 ARTHUR RICKER General Trucknng, Sand, Gravel, Full, Top Soul Klnnelon New Jersey Call BLJtler 9 Ol 37 RAYMOND D. R. SNOVER GENERAL CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Rnverdale New Jersey Phone Pompton Lakes 7 O4 l ARDSLEY S FURNITURE lvlaln Street Bloomingdale New Jersey BEN S SHOES Shoes tor the Entare Eamuly X Ray Elttung Shoes Wedged and Shoes Arched 94 lvlaln Street Butler New Jers y BUtler 9 O62l J M DAGLIAN Department Store Electrical Appl: nces Dry Goods and Eurnlture IOO Mann Street Butler New Jersey ELEANORS DRESS SHOPPE ISB Mann Street Butler New Jersey Phone BUtler 9 0890 l5O , , O . . Y D , - J . , - . . . .6 . Q I , , 1 , , --------------------.---------------------------------- ------- LOU FINNECAN S ELECTRICAL and GIFT SHOP 224 Newark Pompton Turnpike Pequannock New Jersey lvlountarn View 8 l592 Congratulations and Best Washes to the members of the l952 C-raduatnng Class from le J age lor 4. LEVINE FURNITURE COMPANY BUTLER NEW JERSEY LEVINE BROTHERS Herman L Levune Samuel W Levine Department Store lvlam Street Blomungdale New Jersey Phone BUtler 9 0304 LOUIS LEVINE The Best Merchandlse In Butler Butler New Jersey Phone BUtler 9 0393 RUSS MILLER Complete Lune ot Fnshnng Tackle Riverdale New Jersey TINY SHOP Eyerythrng for the Tots l37 Newark Pompton Turnplke Pequannoek New Jersey Phone 'Vlountaln Vnew 8 l455 J TOWNE DRESS SHOPPE Afternoon Sport and Street Dresses l32 Mann Street Butler New Jersey Phone BUtler 9 0848 l5l ------------------------------------------------------------- P - 4 C Q 7 f ' gl, 'all 5 . .. . .. T I lt I l - - . , - -- - --- - - - - - - - KIEL AVENUE FLORIST Earle V. Saunders We Deliver l26 Kiel Avenue, Butler, New Jersey Phone: BUtIer 9-O354 Nlfwtoundland 9-3Bl3 SPIECEL'S BUTLER FLORIST 23 Sprung Street, Butler New Jersey BlJtler 9 lO9O JOHN SHIPPEES FUNERAL PARLOR 7 Manning Avenue Butler New Jersey Phone BLJtler 9 OlOO BIG LEADER SUPER MARKET lvlaln Street Bloomlngclale New Jersey Everythnng for your table sold under one root wlth Satlsfactuon guaranteed or your money back W J CLEARYS MARKET Butler New Jersey Phone BUtler 9 OOl l COOK S CROCERY Groceries Fresh Vegetables Route 23 Butler N J Phone BlJtler 9 0327 ALVIE A CRUM Crocerles Bloomnngdale New Jersey l5Z Telephone BUtler 9 OB59 J v V T , . n 1 V 1 4 - ----oo---o--------QQQQQQQQQQQ-------------------------------- lv ------------------------------------------------------------- EDDIE'S PINECLIFF MARKET Prime Meats and Groceries West Milford, New Jersey Phone: West Milford 4-78l 5 FRANK'S GENERAL STORE Best Wishes to the Glass of l952 Greenwood Lake, New Jersey LARRY'S DELICATESSEN MARCO S MARKET Self Service Pompton Plains New Jersey MCKEON S MARKET Meats Groceries l6O Main Street Butler New Jersey NESTICO S Self Service Market Choice Meats Groceries Frozen Foods Fresh Fruits Vegetables lO95 Ringwood Avenue Haskell New Jersey Phone Pornpton Lakes 7 0347 PICK Cr PAY MARKET N Passarelli Prop Quility Foods lO76 Rinewood Avenue Haskell New Jersey l53 Tel TErhune 5 ll45 a a v c ------------------Q-Q-----------------------------------9-0-0- RAFKIND S MARKET Best Wxshes to the Class of l952 ROMANO S MARKET Meats G Poultry Cold Cuts Frozen Foods Frunts 8 Vegetables l32 Mann Street Butler New J rsey Phone BUtler 9 l4l3 ROYAL ECONOMY MARKET Inc Complete Food Market Imported Cr Domestuc Wunes G Lnquors Mann Street Bloomnngdale N J SUNSET DELICATESSEN Cold Cuts Frozen Foods Crocerles Ice Cream Newark Pompton Turnpxke Pompton Plalns N J Pompton Lakes 7 l804 TEDS HILLTOP MARKET Meats Crocerles Delicatessen l3O Knel Avenue Butler New Jersey Phone BUtler 9 0365 THE VILLAGE FARM Robert MacLaury WHRITENOUR S GROCERY Frozen Foods Candles Statnonery Knel Avenue R F D No 2 Krnnelon Borough Butler N J IRA M DAVENPORT Paints Ouls Class Hardware Bunldrng Materials Agent for Hartford Indemnity Company West Milford New Jersey Phone West Mllford B79l l54 --------- --- -- -- --------- ------- - - -- --- --- - -- Y I ' Q v 1 5' , . ! . . West Multord, New Jersey Y ------------------------------------------------------------- FRIEND S HARDWARE 270 Wanaque Avenue Pompton Lakes New Jersey Hardware Paints Class Toys House Furnlshmgs Electrucal and Plumbnng Supplues Kelvlnator Refrigerators Televnslon lO7l Rmgwood Ave Haskell N J Phone POmpton Lake 7 2320 POMPTON VALLEY HARDWARE STORE Newark Pornpton Turnpuke Pequannock New Jersey Mountann View 8 2264 F B WHITTLE HARDWARE COMPANY Donald W Shorter Prop Plumbing and Heatsng Butler New Jersey Phone BUtler 9 Ol I7 ACME TEXTILE SCREEN COMPANY All knnds of Screen Maklng and Prnntxng Crngunal Desugns Made to Order Pompton Turnpike and Pequannock Avenue Pequannock N J HASKELL FABRIC MILL Yard Goods of all Klnds at Mull Prices 4th Avenue Haskell New Jersey PEQUANNOCK VALLEY PAPER MILL POMPTON FEED G' SUPPLY Inc. Best Washes to the Craduatung Class Rnverdale New Jersey QQQQQQQQQQQ--Q-Q------Q--Q----o--------------e---- l55 POrnpton Lakes 7 O3lO JACK'S HARDWARE STORE ., , . . S - ----------- Rnverdale N J L La Beur Pompton Lakes Comptroller 7 2l53 4 FRANK GORMLEY AGENCY Joe McKeon lnsurance Notary Public l9 Hugh Street Butler New Jersey BUtler l 44 RICHARD F CORMLEY Insurance ot All Kunds 2 Cuttord Street Butler New Jersey Phone BUtler 9 l284 REAL ESTATE SALES Cr SERVICE Gustave Dumont Jr Dumont Pompton Plaxns N J TErhune 5 l609 R OLAF HAROLDSON Real Estate and General Insurance Pompton Lakes New Jersey Phone POmpton Lakes 7 C5648 HARRY HUNEKE REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE l6 Belleynew Avenue Butler New Jersey - ---- - - --------- - --------------- --- - - --- ----- 156 SUNSET ENGINEERING COMPANY I J J 9- 0 , Z...- SMUKE RHSE 922 fda! gouuhy Quin? The Story of the GATEHOUSE Cuardung the entrance to Smoke Ruse us thus picturesque buuldung which sunce i885 has stood sulent sentinel protect ing the pruvacy of all who luve wuthun u s huge iron gate A private estate untul I947 Smoke Ruse us now open to mem bers on the Smoke Ruse Club Plan A gateman us on duty for the convenience and protection of Smoke Ruse club members and their guests Houses custom buult to your own plans and specufucatuons from S20 OOO to S40 OOO on furm price contract Plots from S3 OOO Complete buuldung planning and financing services 45 Minutes from Tlmes Square Luncoln Tunnel to Dual Highway S 3 to Route 6 to Route 23 then ll mules along Route 23 SMOKE RISE EXPRESS COMMUTER BUS T0 TIMES SQUARE If you are difficult to please and have been searching for Country Living at its best, you owe it to yourself to inspect Smoke Risewthe growing com- munity unique in the Metropolitan area. lf you are interested we shall be glad to show you Smoke Rise' or write for brochure. THE SMOKE RISE COMPANY Address Kinnelon Borough Butler PO, New Jersey Telephone BUtler lNew Jersey? 9-OO-45 IS7 H J STRONG ASSOCIATION Inc Kiel Avenue Knnnelon New Jersey REAL ESTATE G INSURANCE Phone BUtIer 9 0743 VIRGINIA STRUBLE Lucensed Real Estate Broker Notary Public 21 Leary Avenue Bloomingdale New Jersey Phone BUtler 9 lO48 J OCET JEWELERS J Speaker Prop l l6 Mann Street Butler New Jersey PAUL S JEWELRY Pompton Lakes New Jersey PAT S LAUNDROMAT No Muss No Fuss No Bother l l West Arch Street Butler New Jersey BU 9 l368 TRI BORO HOME LAUNDRY Complete Washlng G Drying Eacllutues Bloomingdale New Jersey JOHN D CHARDAVOYNE and SON Fuel Onl Kerosene Route 23 Oak Rndge New Jers Y NEwtoundland 9 33Ol l58 QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ,Q o a , . 1 v r - v 1 v 1 I v I I . 1: QQQ Q QQ Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ------------o---QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ -o--------Q--Q QQQQQQQQQQ THE BUTLER AND LUMBER COMPANY D G H ANTHRACITE FUEL OIL KOPPERS COKE 69 Mann Street Butler, New Jersey Phone BUtler 9 OOI4 VVILBUR W FREDERICKS Coal OuIBurners Stokers Complete Heating Systems Class of l929 Oak Ridge New Jersey Newfoundland 9 4664 PEQUANNOCK COAL AND LUMBER COMPANY Coal Lumber Fuel Onl ll3 Maln Street Bloomrngdale New Jersey Phone BUtler 9 OOl2 Phone Mountaun Vlew 8 OOZO Luttle Falls 4 OO9O VAN NESS LUMBER COMPANY Pequannock New Jersey WEBBIES OIL SERVICE Fuel Oul Kerosene Bulk Onl Oll Burner Servlce Hamburg Turnpike Raverdale New Jersey Offace BU 9 l375 Nnte Calls BU 9 l367J THE OAKES MOTEL Dan Mead Prop De Luxe Cabms L U M E R F U I -ICI NO C00 Butler, N, J., Route 23 and Kiel Ave. At Traffic Light 159 -I2 o---------oo----------------,----- --------------------------- THE BUTLER ARGUS Established lBBB Phone: BUtler 9-0300 W BlJtler 91234 MAIN STREET BUTLER, NEW JERSEY BUTLER NEWS COMPANY Greeting Cards - Stationery - Toys lS0 Mann Street, Butler New Jersey ROBERT M BRUBAKER DDS Success to the Graduating Cla s Best Wishes to the Class ot 52 From THE SOMERVILLES GEORGE P SIEK TRI BORO POST 8096 Veterans ot Foreign Wars ot U S ln Memory George P Suela Standard Bearer KADISH REXALL DRUGS Butler New Jersey KRESSATY S PHARMACY Fred Kressaty Rngpnstered Pharmaclst Just a Good Drug Store l068 Plngwood Avenue l-laslcell New Jersey l60 Phone POmpton Lakes 7 l627 . y . - . 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