The Staff Presents The Nugget for 1957 ENTER HERE TABLE OF CONTENTS: BENCHMARKS FOR THE 1957 NUGGET Frontispiece and Introduction 1-5 Freshman Class 6-13 Administration and Faculty . 14-25 School Life 26-41 Christmas 28-30 Dances 31 Junior Prom 32-33 Spring Concert 34-35 Candid Camera Angles 36-38 Science Fair............................. 39 Honor Society . 40-41 Sophomore Class 42-53 Activities 54-73 Band and Twirlers 56-57 Musical Organizations 58-60 Speaking Clubs 61 Academic Clubs 62 F.T.A., F.N.A., F.S.A. 63 Hobby Clubs 64-65 Athletic Clubs 66 First Aid, Jr. Sportsmen, Girls' Leadership 67 Behind The Scenes Clubs 68-69 Service Clubs 70-71 Publications 72-75 Junior Class 76-85 Sports 86-102 Football 88-91 Basketball 92-94 Fencing 95 Baseball 96-97 Track 98-99 Cheerleaders 100 Girls' Intramurals........................ 101 Senior Class 102-149 Class History 104-105 Officers 106 Magazine Campaign, Candids 107 Portraits 108-145 Play 146-147 Club Members 148 Closing .................................. 149 • The Bunny Hop leads B.H.S. students round and round the gym. THIS WAY « • Students, parents, alumni, and friends gather to cheer the team. TQ FOUR HARD YEARS , { % ■ _ pUZzIft n j I • Here of Butler H h °nd S0 ™e say'ng 9oes- A small, but important part of that eternal puzzle is hottn. i i Sch°°! '•'here we have learned how to cope with the problems of life and how oener to solve the more difficult ones ahead. Still, puzzles are not always arduous tasks. Most of us enjoy solving them, or we at least enjoy the result of the solution. As you think back you can recall several instances of this . . . Remember • ..n n( new faces on Freshman Day, but how quickly they straightened themselves out and the W P ... n0fTies , . . How about the Junior Prom? Would all the work ever get done? acquired now-tami WQS finally finished! But did anything ever look more beautiful How tired you were than the gym that night? . . . And College Boards. Now there was a real puzzle! But would life really be half as enjoyable or worthwhile without them? With these thoughts in mind, we have chosen puzzles” for our therne. We have given you a glimpse into the maze of our school life: teachers, classes, sports, extra-curricular activities, and students. All in all, we have tried to show you how one solves the puzzle here at Butler High School. And now it is with great pleasure that we, the staff, present to you this yearbook—The Nugget for 1957. We are poor little lambs who have lost our • The new principal, Mr. Gower, meets the new Class of I960. • This was posed, but misbehave and Mr. Perfetti makes it real. ' pc - Frosh Judy Welch, Nancy Skinner, Tim Russell, Santa Parisi, and Pat Hennessy prepare victorious debate over Sophomores. Council members, seated: Martha Morrison, Pat McIntyre, Bobette Chennells, Leslie Vargo. Beverly Martin. Standing: Sharon Stringer, Linda Wyman, Happy Drake, John Wendt, and Barbara Smith. LIFE CAN BE MIGHTY BEWILDERING On the first day of school, September 5th, the Freshmen foresaw the future as an unsolvable puzzle. During that first day especially, confusion was everywhere. After welcoming speeches in the auditorium, the Freshmen were assigned homerooms. The eight homerooms and their teachers were: II, Mr. Hawkins; 202, Mr. Scott; 206, Mr. Buckley; 211, Miss Dennis; 306, Mr. Perfetti; 309, Mr. Stevens; 312, Mrs. Nacinovich; 314, Mr. Kenney. Going to classes that first day, Student Council members were quite a help in directing the Frosh but many still got lost. And the next day—oh, those upperclassmen. After confusion died down, the class elected Millard 'Happy1 Drake as president and Leslie Vargo as secretary. Elected Student Council representatives were: II, Bobette Chennels; 202, Martha Morrison; 206, Barbara Smith; 211, Pat McIntyre; 306, Sharon Stringer; 309, Beverly Martin; 312, John Wendt; 314, Linda Wyman. On October 19, the Freshmen made their mark in Butler when they emerged victorious from the Freshman—Sophomore Debate. The topic was Resolved: that television is beneficial to students. With the screeching of cats and the screaming of witches came the Freshman Halloween party on October 26. An evening of dancing, games, and refreshments was carefully planned. Prizes were given to Santa Parisi, Cynthia Steele, Nancy Skinner, and Maureen McNomee. The whole evening was marked on the record as a howling good time. The annual Freshman play allowed the future actors and actresses of the class to show their ability. This year the Freshman and Sophomores combined their acting talents to present a play to the student body on February 14th and 15th. This comedy kept the audience in stitches. In the spring a few of the Freshmen girls had the exciting experience of being chosen floaters to check coats, serve refreshments, and take tickets at the Prom. The Class of I960 has made a good start in solving the puzzle and is anticipating the future as Sophomores. Believe-it-or-not this is a preview of a Junior Prom. These are a few of the Freshmen sorting out left and right feet in the beginners' dancing club. The finer movements come a bit later. Barbara Acker Evelina Afflerbach James Aiosa Jean Anderson Robert Applegate Jacqueline Arkenbout Grace Atkins Lawrence Aungst Kathleen Ayres Mabel Babb William Babcock Charles Bailey Jerry Bardi Judith Bauer Diane Beck Marianne Belline Donald Berry Paul Bertrand Lucette Bevelacqua Ralph Bielecki Robert Bigalow James Bigger Robert Bishop Brenda Blaine Nancy Bodle Aaron Botbyl Gerald Bowersoi Diane Brady ADVICE FOR FRESHME Sheila Brennan Tv Kenneth Brennin ' Arrina Brooks Carolyn Brown Peter Brown • Sam Brown Gary Brunje James Burns Robert Butler Gloria Cahill William Canfield Robert Capitolo Louis Card Martha Card Robert Carlson Elaine Carman Leonard Cataldo Linda Cousin Gary Celia James Cerniglia Henry Chardavoyne Barbara Charlier Bobette Chennells Robert Cobuzio David Cole Barbara Colfax Patricia Collins Ralph Conforti Jacqueline Conn Catherine Cooper Sharon Cornwell Amelia Costanile Phyllis Cramer Patricia Dalrymple Clare Daly Edward Dathe Gerald Davenport Harold Davenport Linda Dawkins Janet Dearcopp Joseph Decker Virginia Decker Michael Dedio Gladys DeGraff Louis Della Penna Ponny Della Rovere Ronald Dempsey Paul De Puyt William Dern William Doherty Patricia Dorrbecker Gail Douglass Millard Drake Eva Dransfield Martha Drelich Marshall Du Bois ') r-f x pi , to DON’T BE A DRIP” OR Paul Du Mont Robert Dunay Michael Egan John Elvin Robert Ernst Roger Filippini Lee Finger Geraldine Fioravanti William Fitzpatrick Dennis Flukey Ronald Fondo Loretta Fredtrici Roy Fredericks Karen Fus Merium Garder Roger Geiger louise Giannone Russell Gluck Richard Glynis Dora Gormley Elizabeth Gormley Bonnie Gould Phillip Greco Robert Griesenbeck Lois Halm Wilson Hargreaves Thomas Harris James Hartneady 9 Janet Hecht Doris Helmke Patricia Hennessy Rae Henry Joan Hersch Wahneta Hey Frank Higginbotham Lee Higginbotham Diane Hiler Anton Hoeflinger Gloria Holshoe Carol House David House Robert Howell Willard Korn Jeffrey Kreossig Steve Krieger Carol Krug Raymond Krug Michael Lailla Robert Lambert Joseph Larsen Jeffrey Lassen James Law Fred Leuthauser Joann Lewicki Margaret Little Janet Loomis Connie Lozier Kathy MacDonald Beatrice Macready Russel Maguire Edward Mai orik Bruce Manolakos Melanie Mardrus 10 Charlotte Marion Virginia Marion William Morion Beverly Martin Fred Mathes Harry Mathes •Harold Mothews “FUDDY-DUDDY”, BUT William Huber Barry Hubert Harry Jacobs Jerilyn Jensen Bradford Johnstome Jack Jones Raymond Keenam Douglas Kimble Leslie Kimble David King Nancy Kirchner Susan Kirchner Joan Koch-'i Mary Korkiner !''' i t i 4JU. Paul Mathews Marlene McCloud Patricia McCloud Richard McGuire Patricia McIntyre Judith McLaughlin Hugh McMenany Maureen McNomee John Mead Ronald Mead Minetta Meier Ted Merkooloff Jack Meurer Donald Meyer Lee Michelfelder Barbara Miller Betty Miller Claudia Moore Martha Morrison Daniel Morse Robert Morse William Morse Linda Nerrie Robert Obreiter Tamara O'Brien John Odenwelder Carol O’Karma Ronald Opthof THE WAY GETS DARK AND Fred Orcutt Beverly Padien Dorothy Painting Thomas Palkow Santa Parisi Carole Payne Ernest Pialt Gilbert Predmore William Reger Carl Repsher Beverly Rhinesmith James Rhinesmith Robert Rhinesmith Joyce Riley Barbara Rizzo Everett Robbins Sheron Rodgers Harry Rohrer Sally Roth Timothy Russell Frances Sanford Ronald Schultz Garret Semf Jeanne Shea Dennis Shoemaker Carol Silverman Linda Sisco Richard Sisco 11 Barbara Siscoe Nancy Skinner Frank Skorski Curtis Slingerland Barbara Smith Harold Smith John Smith Joyce Smith Roger Smith William Smith Joan Smyth John Sperger James Spiegel Diane Sprattler Donald Stackhouse Linda Stearns Cynthia Steele Louis Storms Sharon Stringer Charles Struble Joyce Struble Terry Struble William Struble Beverly Strutzel Susan Sweet Susan Taggart Fred Talasco Bruce Tollman Nancy Taylor Fred Temby Louise Terhune Suellen Thek i Marianne Thompson , Willa Tice JJames Tintle Charles Townsend Joseph Tracy Lois Trent Leonard Trommel Constance Turk Janet Underhill Patrick Urciuoli Richard Utter Georgia Vanderhoff Gloria VanOrden Gregory VanOrden Patricia VanOrden Leslie Vargo Gordon Vreeland John Walker Joan Wandalosky Lawrence Wassmei John Watt Sandra Weatherwolk Veronica Weaver Jack Wehrell r s Judith Welch John Wendt Ralph Western Kathleen Weurner Richard White Nadine Whittaker Barbara Whritenour Carol Whritenour Leo Whritenour Robert Wilberton Nancy Witty William Wolfe Barbara Wyble Lewis Wyble Linda Wyman Ada Young Gerald Young Robert Zipperlein TRY TO STUDY! SELAH! • Some of the Hallowe'eners got tired and took a breather. • Here is what the well-dressed Freshmen wear to the Hallow-'en Party '• • The square dancers pick up the beat of the call as the fourth couple goes 'round the outside ring. 13 i i r rA ■ i 1 1 L i 1ST u B. GLANN CO rs ISiR y fH 1 C. HEMPSTED C. HESSE P. ROACH F. TRAFLET J. ZERENER MIT BOAR □ I J. OSAR President THE NEIL B. EASTERBROOK, Superintendent of Schools, hos added many hours of work to his alreody long outstanding record. In his capable hands Butler High School has gone through a self-evaluation program preparing for next year's rating by a high school accreditation agency. JOHN M. BECKER, entering his second year as assistant principal, was promoted from one small office to two small offices from which he tried to bring order out of chaos. With understanding, tact, and firmness, Mr. Becker handled all school problems with wisdom and fairness. A D M I N I S T R A T I O N JOHN P. GOWER, new principal of Butler High School, has learned that the problem ’ 'V of watching after the needs and require-gyg. ments of 1500 students makes for a ver, ’ busy day. All concerned have found hin to be not only an efficient administrate but an understanding person as well. Life presents us with many puzzles and mazes. We may rush blindly into obstruction after obstruction or we may intelligently plan our route to circumvent disaster. Let us plan together a successful course, utilizing all the experiences, facilities and aids which our school offers. With the realization that progress is not made until obstacles have been cleared, let us work the puzzles and travel the mazes, confident that with intelligence and planning, we will emerge enlightened and filled with pleasant memories of our journey. GERALDINE ADLER . . . tired of former role as permanent 'substitute' . .. joined faculty to teach girls to be secretaries. FLORENCE ATHAY . . . chairman, social studies department . . . introduces Seniors to ins and outs of the Sociologist. FRANK BACE ... teased by his classes about his spelling ... a history quiz a day keeps the doctor away . . big football fan. LOUIS BAER . . . sends late students from Room 23 too early .. . expounds U. S. History—Mayflower to Eisenhower landslide. ANNE BAILEY . . _. congenial, reliable girls' guidance counselor . . . m motherly fashion takes students under her wing. MARGARET BANTA . .. has knack of making math come alive . . can also be found coaching debate .. capable, conscientious. JOSEPH BARKOCY . . . assistant football coach . . . Bulldog line depends on his drive . . . teaching math during off hours. THE FACULTY MURIEL A. BENOY . . . is pleasant, witty English teacher . . . wise in tricks of journalism . . . lectures witn sparkle in her eyes. LOUISE BOEHM . . . heads art department. . . Senior Play, Christmas Decorations, Prom came alive under her guidance. 17 PIERRE J. BONIN . . . not a French but typing teacher . . . kept busy overseeing operations of Nugget Business Staff. ROSEMARIE BRADY . . . happy and fun-loving . . . makes the gloomy face of nature somehow seem gay in science classes. FLORENCE BROWN ... right hand assistant in art department . . . she has task of making it palatable to beginners. ROBERT BUCKLEY . . . purveyor of H. S. Arithmetic . . . supervises the activities of the Modeling and Baseball Clubbers. R. KENNEDY CARPENTER, JR. ... a witty remark for encouraging the baffled young chemists . . coaches Butler fencers. DANIEL CARUSO . . . famous for his Biology study sheets . . . Science department chairman . . . First Aid and Wrestling. EDWARD CLEARY . . . guidance dept. Man Friday . . boys find good advice to meet all needs from jobs to army life. THE FACULTY NANCY COLE ... has Sugar 'n' Spice personality . . . keeps interest in English classes high .. . real debating enthusiast. EDWIN CONKLIN . . . specialist when it comes to science . . he has made Junior Sportsman a top activity here at Butler. 18 THOMAS CORR . . . occupied tending to the requirements of Algebro and General Math . also 'Grunt and Groan’ Club. CLAUD V. CRUM . . . has respect, cooperation of his English students . . advisor to the editorial staff of the Maple Leaf. CATHERINE M. CURTIS . . . head librarian . . . the well-head for Butler's fountain of knowledge ... books at her finger tips. ANN DEBUCHY . . . Miss D . . . quiet but always happy ... a real friend . . . willing to help both in and out of gym. JAMES V. DeLUKE . . . reminds senior of Mac-Beth and When shall we three meet again? . . . left Butler during year. ESTHER B. DENNIS . . . teaching English is her forte ... is counselor to underclass girls . . . and Freshman class advisor. MICHAEL DiANGELIS .. talents are on display daily to frosh-soph boys in wood shop (not shed). He is a good ball player. THE FACULTY SHIRLEY DRAKE . . . 212 .. . assists in seeing Student Council operates . . . proponent of all the facts of U. S. History I. HENRY T. ELLARD . . . major concerns: general science, p.a. announcer at home football games . . Barber Shop Harmony. 19 JOSEPH EMSLEY . . . serves as bespectacled guide through the maze of English composition, grammar . . . H.R. 209. FRANK FRANZETTI . . . spends his day training students for the world of business . . . ping-pong and skiing afficianado. SHIRLEY GATEMAN .. . dedicated to proposition one can eat better for less ... or at least can meet dietary standards. BENJAMIN GOLDBERG RANSLER HALL . . . . . . in class he explains the operations of government . . . Student Council falls under his guidance. physical education takes nis attention . . . added duties include coaching and driver's training. CHARLES HARRIS . . . sometimes wishes he had been a plumber. . a truly great band director . . . shows untiring devotion. WILLIAM HATFIELD . .. to his explanations of French accent marks the students reply, Nous avons change tout cela. THE FACULTY DONALD HAWKINS... concentrates his energy on the varsity football team . . . classroom hours go for Social Studies. ESTHER HAWKINS . . . synonymous with seniors . . . to listen to her is to see MacBeth . . . controls power behind 208. 20 ETHEL HAYWARD . . . possesses a quiet charm all her own . . . operates the English Department smoothly at all times. UotyuUorK FLORELLA HENDRICK- SON . . . capable assistant to.the librarian . . . willing to advise students how to find references. JEROME HURWITZ . . . will be remembered for approaches to P.A.D. . . . has provided group training for Young Politicians. FRED M. INGOLD . . . head, Physical Education Department . . . coaches on diamond and court . . known to all as Doc. FELIPE JACKSON . . . small in stature, great in personality . . . always chasing students out of halls back to homeroom. GLADYS JAECKLE . . . busy from morning until late at night directing multifarious activities of B.H.S. Guidance Office. GORDON JOHNSTONE . . . Industrial Arts Staff member . . . now works in Room 10 imparting skill in Mechanical Drawing. THE FACULTY RICHARD KENNY . . . blond crewcut... teaches English . . . usual warning Keep quiet or you'll stay in for the ninth period. RICHARD H. KERR . . . stoutly defends culture found east of the Rhine . . . part time counsellor of the underclass boys. 21 RUTH M. LAFFERTY . . . director of vocol music from soloist to chorus . . . leads Christmas Program and big Spring Concert. FLORENCE LOTT . . . carefree and congenial in and out of gym class . . . the real wit behind Butler's twirling squad. Attendance office KENDRICK M. McCALL . . . physics . . . Newton s Law of Gravity . . • Speed of Light . . . fro™ Archimedes to Einstein. ANN McGUIRE ... swell algebra teacher . . . likes equations . . . shows she's interested in arousing lazy brained students to work. JOHN MILLER ... to be found afternoons in the Elementary School. .. mornings spent here with Mechanical Drawing boys. EDWARD MITCHELL... Business Education takes up his day . . . specializes in bookkeeping, business math, business practice. . . . clothing is her subject . . . helps girls with their problems . . . aids with the new dancers. THE FACULTY DINA G. NIELSON . . . calm, cool, and collected . . . math is her specialty; power behind the Senior class . . . ability plus. GLADYS A. PALMER ... fond of using nicknames . . . sophomore English . . . interested in filling up ranks of future teachers. 22 LEONARD PERFETTI . . . Social Studies . . . Butler authority on Gettsyburg and dunce-caps . . . talks of daughters and chess. DORIS POMEROY . . . petite bundle of fun . . . has sweet, devilish smile . .. always been genuinely interested in the students. LOUISE POTTER . . . came new to Butler this year . . . the world is her subject—land or sea . . . mountains to the plains. JAMES E. POWELL . . . deducts five percent for misspelling Caesar. Nos morituri te salutamus . . . to blame for this book. CARL PRISBECK . . . a warm attitude toward everything . . . instructs in Biology and Gen. Sci. . . . has travelled widely. ETHA PRUSER . is World Geography teacher . . working for advanced degree . . students claim tests like Ph.D. exams. FREDERICK RICKMAN . tall and lanky . an ear to ear smile . collects mushrooms . Department head of the Industrial Arts. THE FACULTY DORIS SANDS ... the jovial school nurse . . . her sense of humor helps all forget their aches and pains . . . F.N.A. advisor. CHARLOTTE SCHLO-BOHM ... an outstanding student at B.H.S. . . . returned to teach girls Foods I, Homemaking. 23 hV'' HOWARD SCOTT . (T .A is new to teacher ranks ' of B.H.S. . . . spends his time explaining how x plus y obviously equals z. MILO SCHUMACHER . . . small, quiet, efficient . . . pleasant to get along with . . . teaches advanced Industrial Arts. WILLIAM SMITH . . . runs the boys bowlegged with his razzle-dazzle touch football plays . . member Phys. Ed. staff. GRACE THOMSON . . . slave driver to hear her students tell it . . . expects solid knowledge on American democracy. DONALD WHETHAM .. wears brown and white saddles .. . Step on that brake! . . . helps many get their driver's license. MARY WILLIAMS . . . added Dramatics to club list this year . . . new to staff . . . teaches English with a southern accent. JOSEPH YARMAC . . . Butler's white buck man . . . his favorite word is actually . . . instructor in Biology . . . Golf club. 24 THE FACULTY ...and the STAFF ALICE BOYLE Secretary in Guidance Office GRACE CANTELLA Secretary in Guidance Office NORMA CAPELLA Secretary to the Principal VERNA E. MORSE Secretary to the Superintedent BESSIE MUISE Secretary in High School Office CAROLINE W. VAN DRIEL Secretary in High School Office —------------ rlr= nn • One way to get a dance, • Come and get it! • Senior play 'halfback' joins the bench to watch the gome. CHRISTMAS Christmas is celebrated at Butler in a now traditional pattern of music and gay decoration. Under the direction of Miss Lafferty and Mr. Harris, respectively, the Choir and instrumentalists present an inspiring program of holiday melody. Artists under Miss Boehm's eye decorate the windows with winter scenes while the language students festoon the halls with greetings in foreign tongues. • Once again the traditional processional, Hope and Faith, marks the opening of the annual Christmas program. • The clarinet quartet playing To Us Is Born A Little Child. AND THE SPIRIT FLOWS INTO THE SCHOOL- • Christmas dinner a la Van Driel — What! No plum pudding? Tsk, tsk! • Jean Prall puts the final touch to the winter scene decorating windows of 208. • No plum pudding, but plenty of everything else from turkey to pie. And no waste! No siree! • The Spring Dance music of the Kiel House Katz brings out John Klapmuts and Sue Reifenstein. • Carol Worden and Ron Prichard find the balcony less crowded at the Prom. • Costumed Freshmen promenade the hall at the annual Hallowe'en square dance. • The Jack Frost is not all fun; someone has to collect tickets. THE BEFORE ... AND ... PROM • Ron Berry and Art Baker put final touches on storks nests. April 19, 1956 was a Holiday in Holland for the Junior Class of Butler High. From 8:30 until 1:30 revellers were under the spell woven by the music of the Velve-Tones. All week long the school had been undergoing a transformation in the hands of Miss Boehm and the Prom committee, who rolled up their sleeves, donned blue jeans, grabbed paint brushes, saws, and hammers and went to work. In no time at all the gym took on the appearance of a Dutch landscape complete with windmill, tulips, and Dutch hostesses. The evening was made complete by Chef Pete Van Driel who prepared a delicious smorgasbord served by the floaters who were chosen from the Freshman class girls. • With papers spread and brushes in hand, Les Bossard, Bobby Friesinger, and Jeanne Chapman transform paper and wood into a windmill which later appeared as the 32 bandstand background. • Standing on tiptoe, Jeanie Prall adds the last stroke to the Dutch girl decorating the bar in 109. AFTER!! • Will it never end? think Bobby Friesinger, Jeanie Prall, and Mary Jane Moeller as they untangle some of the streamers. • At last the work is finished and everyone can enjoy life by taking a Holiday in Holland. 0 Anne Spiegel, Rich Fairlamb, Nancy Wehrell, and Hal Jensen are delighted with the repast. 0 Carol Anderson, Tony Usinowicx, Bonnie Constanzo, and Ron Sisco enjoy the Velve-Tone rhythms. 0 Edythe Wichterman and Frank Virtue take time out for ice cream. Madelyn Wilcox serves. 33 34 Loretta Weir, Joyce Bruckner, and Edna Ressland await their cue as Evelyn Kenyon plays the accom paniment to South Pacific.” CHOIR... • Miss Lafferty leads the Boys' Chorus in their a c appella rendition of the old ballad Greensleeves. ... AND ORCHESTRA • Mr. Harris conducts the orchestra as it performs creditably Tschaikowski's War of 1812 Overture. • Keith Elvin plays a solo on his horn. The orchestra Hits in the background. • Jim Tintle wonders what's behind the Green Door. • Just to prove that things aren't always what they seem, the girls welcome a breath of good fresh air during the Spring Concert intermission time. • Mrs. Sands — Butler nurse and chief mender of broken hearts. ' St ' , • • Santa Paris!, Anton HoeBinger, and Martha Morrison examine the clay gladiators modeled by Aaron Botbyl. Merry Christmas, Friend! • Scarecrow decoration at the Jack Frost dance attracts lots of notice from several of the underclassmen. • Prom Floaters include, I. to r.: Madelyn Wilcox, Eileen DeValue, Lorena Salem, Louise Peterson, Karen Magenheimer, Diane Rankin, Lynn Marko, Barbara Bellars, Arlene Wroldsen, Charlotte Vreeland, Judy Kayhart, Marie Raynor, Jane Earl and Sigrid Rhodin. 37 • Look sharp, feel sharp, be sharp! • Mrs. Adler pauses to inspect the typing in progress. • Frosh Party soloist. • When you come to the end of a busy day ... • Johnny Reeves and Sam Fiorello explain convection radiation to an interested audience including Pat Painting, Paul Daly, Andy McGory, and John Odenwelder. • Mr. Carpenter beams as he awards Dan Schmidt the prize for having the best exhibit in the fair. Dan entered a display on the transmission of sound. • Barry Sanders demonstrates the latest thing in home-made midget runabouts. Rooms 107 and 109 bulged at the seams once again with the many spectators who attended the 1956 Science Fair at Butler High. The exhibits even flowed out into the hall where the midget car built by Barry Sanders and Elbert Van Splinter attracted much attention. Careful planning by Mr. Carpenter and the Science Fair Committee assured the success of the fair. Dan Schmidt won the Grand Prize for his exhibit of Light Beams Transmitting Sound. The first prize winners were: George Reynolds, John Reeves, Sam Fiorello, Fred Witty, Charlie McIntyre, Ernie Urfer, Flora Hand, and Betty Lou Cocker. 39 SOCIETY ' ■ k P all T|P . X « • . ; u • 1 • Vice President John Pfahl looks on as President Rich Fair-lamb Iseated, left I and Ardie Sehulster, secretary, bring an after-school meeting to order. • New Junior officers, L to R.: Vice President Marty Murphy, Secretary, Elke Gronemeyer I seated I, President Frank Parish Previously-elected Senior Honor Society members, BACK ROW, L to R.: Richard Fairlamb, Ronald Berry, Ardie Sehulster, Nancy Gormley, Bobby Friesinger, Leo Rizio, Ronald Geiger. FRONT ROW: Jessie Cassisi, Carolyn Dunne. Doris Jacobus, Patricia Weaver, Mary Jane Moeller, Irma Joseph. Barbara Camien. Absent from the picture are Richard Gormley and John Pfahl. Newly-elected Junior members, STANDING, L. to R.: Anne Spiegel, Beatrice Maikes. Elinor Roebig, Frank Parisi, Marty Murphy, Russell Tyldesley, Harriet Demski, Elke Gronemeyer. SEATED: Joanne Dearcopp, Dorit Silton, Karen Rupp, Joan Roach. Barbara Ward, Beverly Rodgers, Susan Reifensteln. H O N SOCIETY R Scholarship alone is not enough to be elected to the Butler Chapter of the National Honor Society. Character, leadership, and service are also necessary. Selection is carried on by faculty committees. Five percent of a class is tapped for membership in the spring of its Junior year. Five percent more is chosen in the spring of the Senior year to complete the total of 10% of the graduating class. At a formal ceremony on April II, the new members were inducted into the organization. Five previously-elected members, John Pfahl, Irma Joseph, Bobby Friesinger, Ardie Sehulster, and Carolyn Dunne, explained, respectively, citizenship, character, scholarship, leadership, and service. The history of the Honor Society and the method of selection were explained by Mr. Gower and Mr. Easterbrook. Afterwards, new members were ushered to the stage where they repeated the pledge and were thus absorbed into the organization. Dr. Clarence Boyer spoke at a dinner on April 12, at which new members underwent a less formal induction by previously-elected Seniors. Newly-elected Senior members, L. to R. FROM THE TOP: Garrett Walker, Patricia Brown, Arthur Baker, Ellen Wynn, Robert Silverman, Jeanne Alien, Lois Cook, and Linda Jaeckel. Not shown: Jeanne Chapman, Sylvia Eckhardt, Kathleen Hey, Betty Sharp. • Arden Culver, Carolyn Scoria, Carol Pendergast, and Margaret Smith prepare rebuttal during Freshman-Sophomore debate. ROBERTA BERRY S. C. Treasurer • SItown right, the Sophomore girls swell the ranks of choir and glee club with their vocal endeavors. The Sophomores, having experienced two full years of high school are now half way through the intricate maze of school life. Composing the largest class in Butler they were divided into thirteen homerooms: 105 B, Mr. Ellard; 21, Miss Pruser; 102 C, Mr. Corr; 102 E, Mr. Emsley; 105 G, Miss Brady; 106, Mr. Yarmac; 108, Mr. Prisbeck; 110, Mrs. Potter; 201, Miss Banta; 209, Mr. Bonin; 212, Miss Drake; 213, Miss Palmer, 307, Mrs. Adler. Jean Paduch was elected president with Marie Raynor as secretary. Student Council representatives for each homeroom were as follows: 21, Kathleen Milligan; 102 C, Marie Raynor and Barbara Smith; 102 E, Toni Repsher; 105 B, George Gill; 105 G, Diane Walker; 106, Thomas Oliver; 108, Sigria Rhoden; 110, Elaine Rogers; 201, Conrad Toub; 210, Judy Kayhart and Penny MacGregor; 212, Roberta Berry; 213, Jane Earl; 307, Barbara Bellars and Betsy Collins. Roberta Berry was elected Student Council treasurer. This fall, Conrad Toub was elected Lower House chairman with Jane Earl as recording secretary. Swing your partner and promenade were familiar words at the annual Sophomore Hop. Student entertainment, mixer games, round dancing and refreshments added to the successful evening. During football season, Janice Mooney and Sue Holshoe, both varsity twirlers and Judy Kayhart, a varsity cheerleader, added to the color of the games. The Sophomore debating team, composed of Margaret Smith, Carolyn Scorza, Arden Culver, with Carol Pendergast as alternate, met with the Frosh for the annual Freshmen — Sophomore Debate. The Freshmen were victorious. The Class of '59 proved themselves able and talented actors and actresses in a comedy presented to the student body. With spring came Spring Concert. These long hours of practice were well worth the effort, as the concert was again a grand success. Looking forward to next year, the Sophomores dream of being upperclassmen. Shown here ore the Sophomore members of Student Council. Barbara Smith. Standing: Jane Earl, Turid Anderson, Sigrid Seated, I. to r.: Toni Repsher, Dee alter, Judy Kayhart, Rhodin, Barbara Bailors, George Gill, Marie Raynor, Roberta Betsy Collins, Tom Oliver, Penny MacGregor, Jeon Paduch, Berry, Elaine Rogers, Kathleen Milligan, and Anne Ragg. 43 44 William Abato Donald Adams Regina Afflerbach Gloria Agnello John Aiello Edward Albright Turid Andersen John Anderson Judith Anderson Richard Apgar Betty Lou Appel Richard Arendt Vincent Astor Deanna Babcock Brenda Babula Gail Banta Michael Banta Joyce Barrett Joan Batson Ronald Bauer Kathleen Bauernfiend Raymond Baum Jack Baumann Fay Ann Bazicl William Bazich J Allen Bechn Barbara BeNor John Belline tv Claudette Benedetto Stanley Bentley Francis Berardi Roberta Berry Marilyn Berthoff John Bescher Raymond Blanchfield Gail Bond Roger Bond Herman Bosch Steve Boshart Ed Bowne Bernard Boyle Byron Bradbury Curtis Bradbury Richard Brannigan William Brickman Robert Brinster Joseph Brown Joyce Bruckner Jeffrey Buchholti Patricia Buckley Patricia Burck John C. Busch John Bylsma Marilyn Caldwell William Canfield Kathleen Canty Paul Card Edwin Cardinal Kenneth Carey John Carman Lillian Carmen Julia Ann Castora John Cerciello Norman Chaplin Lois Chiclco Clive Chilton Franklin Christ Carolyn Civen Mary Clapp Joel Clary Muriel Cocker Paul Cody Wesley Coe Patricia Collinge David Collins Elizabeth Collins James Collom Bernyce Conforti David Conklin James Conklin Thomas Conklin William Conklin Rachel Cook Ellen Copley ALSO KNOWN AS “WISE Jean Cormack Marjorie Cox Dorothy Creamer Alice Critchley Carol Crowe Winthrop Crowhurst Patrick Crowley Frances Crusco Judith Culver James D'Addezio Mildred D'Allessandro John Dalton Audrey Dawson Dolores Day Judith Decker Ronald Decker Joseph Dedio Lois De Freese Mary DeGraw Carolyn De Groat Helen De Groat Leonard De Merritt Alice Denmon Loretta Destito Eileen DeValue Hans De Waal Elaine Di Laura Olive Dilts George Distosi Barry Dolan William Doland Raymond Dolloway Dennis Dondero Jill Douglas Robert Doyle Phylis Drew James Dugdale Dennis Dykstra Jane Earl John Earl Richard Eben Helen Edsall Wilhelm Elfers Frank Erb Barbara Ernst Francis Essing Carol Euteneuer Lillian Fekety Richard Ferrell James Finn Lois Finnegan Andrew Fletcher Robert Fogg Elaine Fox Calvin Fredericks Elizabeth Freund FOOLS”: GRASSHOPPER Donna Fullard Diane Fulton Barbara Furgeson Ronald Furnbach Shirley Gallagher John Gallant Barbara Gary Alice Gates Andrea Gega Thomas Germonn Paul Gesicki Beverly Gibbons George Gill Jeffrey Gillman Gemot Goerke William Good Gerald Gormley Judy Gormley Harold Gould Jo Ann Granstrand Dorothy Grasso 46 William Gray Edward Green Joyce Gregory Donna Greulich William Grieves Linda Gronemeyer Janet Grossman Deanne Hamill Thomas Hamilton Alexander Hann Betty Jean Hansen Susan Hantke Karen Harby Joan Hardy Belwyn Harper Joyce Harty Diane Hazell Harry Hendrickson Janet Hennion Kathleen Herman Richard Hiller Louis Hoff Guy Hojnacki Catherine Holdampf Susan Holshoe Laura Hopper Paul Hopper Carol Hummers Kevin Hurt Elaine Husk Maureen Hynes Beverly Ike George Her Orvill JacksonK] Susan Jacobs x Ted Janner Herbert Jennings Judy Johnson Harold Jones Robert Kaye Judith Kayhart James Kelley Arlene Kelly Charles Kershaw Joyce Kerwicki Irene Kimble Patricia Kimble Jean King Frederick Kinsey Alfred Klein William Klimbach Austen Koenen Evelyn Kollmeier Albert Krasco Carolyn Kucha Dorothy Kuenzle Carol Kuhnert Ruth Kusant Edward Lackin Gordon Larsen Carol Lattimore Phillip Lisa Dennis Locke 47 James Longo Richard Longo John Lonsiak Dorothy Loomis Dolores Loughner James Lumzer Pearl Lundy John Lynch William Mabey Roger MacDonald Penelope MacGregor Beatrice Mackey Ruth MacKinnon Karen Magenheimer Steven Malandris Phillip Mancini Barbara Many Ann Marie Marion Donald Marion Patricia Marion William Marion Lynn Marko Joyce Markwis Robert Martin Ruth Martin Thomas McArthur Carter McCaffrey Ronald McCaskill Robert McCracken Philip McDonnell Kathryn McGinnis Rita McGuire Robert McGurty Mary McNally Bruce Mele Joseph Merola Barbara Mertrude John Meuer Patricia Meyers John Michalka Kathleen Milligan Natalie Milligan Daniel Moerman John Moffat Nancy Monks Janice Mooney Patricia Moore Gloria Morgan Jean Morgan Sheila Mosier George Mosser Ruth Mydosh David Neidlinger Dolores Nelson Kenneth Nelson Francio Nettles Dennis Nichol Robert Nicholas Douglas Nichols Judith Nolan Patricia Norman Eileen Norton Rita Norton James O'Brien Henry Okken Patricia Okker Kanen Olin Thomas Oliver Edward Organes Julianne O'Rourke Patricia Orsa Barry Osterhoudt Carolyn Osterhoudt Rosemarie Padham Jean Paduch Barbara Palkow Linda Pancheri Catherine Parker Evelyn Parker Flora Parker Margaret Parkhurst Carl Pasko Carolyn Pasquale George Paterson GET DONE. WINTERTIME Dennis Paulison Lee Paulison Robert A. Paulison Robert Paulison Joseph Pearson Carol Pendergast Ellen Peters Louise Peterson Carolyn Piatt Edward Pohl Frederick Pohl Marie Poole Sylvia Post Vivian Post Wilbert Post Gerald Potter James Pratt Dennis Prelich Carolyn Pritx Walter Procopio Judith A. Pulis Spencer Purdue Beverlee Quackenbush Ann Ragg David Randolph Diane Rankin Marie Raynor Brenda Reardon Judith Reardon Potrico Reardon Loncey Redner Lois Redner Ronald Riechert Antoinette Repsher John Reynolds Donald Rhinesmith Harold Rhinesmith Orlin Rhinesmith Sigrid Rhodin George Richardson Diane Ricker Ellen Lou Rickman Lois Riker Russell Riley Janet Rinkel Forrest Rodda Carolyn Rogers Elaine Rogers David Rohlonder Llwynne Ross Raina Ross Carol Rowe Diana Roworth Barbara Ryerson Lorena Salem Karen Sandal 'HOPPER HAVE SELF TO Barry Sanders John Sanford Robert Sautter William Scank Paul Schroeder Betty Schuermann Carolyn Scorza Larry Seabert William Selinger Philip Shahan David Sharpe Donald Sharpe Frank Shapiro Nona Shaw Janet Sillsbury Paul Simpson Clara Sisco Frank Sisco Mary Sisco Barbara A. Smith Barbara A. Smith Catherine Smith Charles Smith George Smith Kenneth Smith Margaret Smith Thomas Smith Helen Snover HUG; BEE ONE HAPPY Gloria Speaker Gladys Sperraxza Linda Spreitzer Valerie Stanevitch Joyce Stave Theresa Steeg Robert Steinard George Steinlein Robert Stevens Jeorgiana Stires Ronald Struble Warren Strydio Elizabeth Stukenborg Robert Sueter Elinor Swett Judith Swiuters Ralph Taggart Joseph Talasco Walter Tanski Hugh Thornton Ronald Tice Edith Titus Eileen Titus Adrienne Tlusty Jill Tonello Dorothy Toomey Conrad Toub Clark Townsend Julia Townsend Madelyn Travers Florence Turnquist Joseph Usinwicz William Valentien Lois Vandermeyden Harold Vanderstad Amy Van Dunk James Van Lenten William Van Orden Joan Van Soest Elbert Van Splinter Bruce Van Vliet William Vogel Andrew Von Der Heyde Charlotte Vreeland Clarence Vreeland Keith Vreeland Robert Vreeland Edward Wade Dennis Walek Diane Walker Dorothy Jane Walker Margaret Wallace Harold Walsh Derling Waltz Rosemarie Washer Helena Wassmer Ronald Wawra Evelyn Weaver William Weaver Weber Marie Wells Carl Wesley Marilyn Wetzel Cynthia Whitaker Jonathon White Robert White Beverly Whitehead Marilyn Whritenoor Mary Whritenour James Wickstead Madelyn Wilcox Ruth Wiley Jean Wilk Iris Williams Janice Williams Kenneth Williams Leslie Williams SNUGGLE BUG. SELAH! William Wood Carol Woodham Richard Wright Arlene Wroldsen Carol Wyble Charles Wyble Joseph Wyble Mary Wyble Kathleen Yankers Ross Yeisley Robert Youells John Young Robert Zoon Theresa Zowistowski 52 jp Sherman Zwiebel Spermatophyies —now there is a word for you. Sophomore students, I. to r.: Dee Walker, Carter McCaffrey, Sigrfd Rhodin, Cynthia Whitaker, Jack Earl, and Bill Weaver can tell you all about the meaning. • Do you see what I see? • Sophomores, I. to r.: Janice Mooney, Barbara Bel-lars, Elaine Rogers, Audrey Dawson, Diane Rankin, Tom Oliver, and Austen Koenen gather for refreshments. • Principal John Gower and his wife get acquainted with the Class of '59 in the informal setting of the Sophomore Hop. • Right hand to your corner and a left hand to your own! • In between dances, some sat, some talked, and some just stood around to pose for a picture. BUTLER • Head Majorette Bev Blendermann kneels in the midst of her fellow-strutters, I. to r.: Donna Vreeland, Yvonne Frawley, Susan Holshoe, Janice Mooney, Do die Boyhan, and Sandy Tintle. • Those who would recognize Ron Zimmer only when he is decked out in his full regalia as Butler Drum Major will be startled to find him diligently employed checking out band uniforms. 56 Band members gaily board the bus for an away game where they will perform at the halftime. PLAYERS MAKE THE BAND THE THING ROW I: Miss Mathews, Dave Winfield. Aarond Classens, Curtiss Slingerlond. Dennis Locke. Ross Yeisley, Richard Hiller. Jo Ann Dearcopp, Eva Dransfield, Barbara Smith, Jean Prall, Charles Reissano. Betsy Collins. Bob Steele, Carter McCaffrey, Jeff Gillman, Ronnie Zimmer. Mr. Harris. ROW 2: Ned Wade, Tom Conklin, Marilyn Caldwell. Ada Young, Ann Ragg, Joyce Cahill, Joan Fitzgerald. Sondy Paris!, Jill Tonello, Leslie Vargo. Barbara Ter-hune, Wilma Campbell, Frank Muth, Louise Peterson, Diane Hiler. Jim Elsenbrock. ROW 3: Russell Riley. Cynthia Steele, Jean Ander- son, Willa Tice. Linda Stearns, Lynn Marko, Barbara Ward. Margaret Smith, Bonnie Williams, Dave Randolph, Turid Anderson, Bill Wood, John Mead, Bill Marion. ROW 4: Bill Abato, Jack Baumann. Dave Rohlander, Bill Valentine. George Richardson, Bruce Mele. Arlene Dunay, Elinor Swetf, Scote Henderickson, Jim Tintle, Francis McCue, Jeanne Allen. ROW 5: Jerry Adler, Pearl Lundy, Bradford Johnstone, JoAnn Heinesy. Mary Jane Moeller, Douq Townsend, Kenneth Hirsch, Curt Bradbury. ROW 6: Richard Walek. Rich Mouw, Barry Huber, Gordon Haaland, Jerry Pinnix, Bruce Townsend. Richard Gormley. KIEL HOUSE Shown, right and below, are the Kiel House Katz caught at one of their Monday night rehearsals. The Katz provide an opportunity for musicians to play dance band arrangements and widen their scope of experience. They entertain the school with a performance at a special concert in March and, on occasion, supply the melody for one of the dances. ORCHESTRA • An addition to the school's wide range of musical organizations 58 was made when the Orchestra made its debut to ringing ap- plause. BARBER SHOP QUARTET • Barber Shop Quartet members include, I. to r.: Dave Winfield, Dick Copley, Brian Chamberlain, Harry Bessinger. All Juniors, they got together last year and have been in demand since. BOYS' HARMONY • Boys' Harmony Club meets in the Kiel House, second period on Wednesdays. The 18 underclassmen, directed by Mr. Ellard, practice their barbershop harmony mostly for fun, but also make an occasion-al appearance before the school in assemblies. 59 LISTENING CLUB • Listening Club meets in the Kiel House with Mr. Harris. Open to students with musical experience, it gives students the opportunity to hear and discuss recorded music. MUSIC APPRECIATION • Music Appreciation club is open to those students who enjoy music, but who do not necessarily have any formal music training. Two sections operate under the aegis of Mrs. Potter and and Mr. Emsley. GIRLS' CHORUS • Shown at the right is a section of the Girls' Chorus which meets in the music room during club period. Part of the spade work for the Christmas Program and the Spring Concert gets done here by Miss Latferty. BOYS' CHORUS Boys' Chous, 1ST ROW, L. to R.: Doug Townsend, Pete Fluhr, Ron Smith, Dick Copley, Don Schirmer, Allen Lambert, Henry McConnell, Ronnie Sisco. 2ND ROW: John Pfahl, Ron Geiger, Frank Schrader, Rich Fairlomb, Kim Worden, Al Smith, John Van Kuilenburg, Norman Biller. 3RD ROW; Dave Winfield, Ron Zimmer, Brian Chamberlain, Dick Boyle, Ken Hirsch, Dick Cooper, Bill Oliver, Ron Berry, Bruce Townsend, and Horry Bessinger. International Relations Forum meets in Room 13 with Miss Thomson as faculty advisor. Topics of the day are discussed and analysed by student speak- • The Radio Club meets on Tuesday during first period in room 208 with Miss Hayward as the sponsor. The 15 members take turns in leading the morning exercises over the P.A. system on Thursday and in presenting radio plays on red letter days. Members of the club thus acquire self-assurance in facing a mike. SPEAKING CLUBS • Public Speaking has its devotees who meet with Miss Cole in room 200, first period Wednesday. The aim of the thirteen Juniors and Seniors is to learn to speak more effectively and less fearfully to a group. • For those Interested In any or all phases of the theatre, Miss Williams conducts a club that delves Into the problems of production, directing, acting, make-up, and stage management. 6 SCIENCE CLUB • Scientificana Club is the original of the two science clubs now operating at Butler under the watchful care of Mr. Carpenter. Major project of the club is the sponsorship of the annual Science Fair. Students are encouraged in all branches of study beyond the regularly scheduled courses in biology, physics, and chemistry. • The Language Club is intended to provide students with an insight into the problems involved in the study of foreign languages. LANGUAGE ASTRONOMY • Astronomy Club is directed by Mr. Emsley and is devoted to Identification and location of the major features visible in outer space. MATH CLUB • The Math Club meets with Mr. Scott in 201 during second period Tuesday. The nine members learn to solve and to create games in-62 volving numbers. F. T. A. F- S. A. F. N. A. • Future Teachers of America is an organization which holds monthly meetings to introduce the students into the problems of teaching and is intended to encourage those showing aptitude. Students are scheduled to assist elementary school teachers. Various teachers lecture to the club and illustrate the wide field which lies open to the needed prospective teachers. • Every Tuesday, first period, 22 Future Scientists of America meet in the chem lab with Mr. Carpenter to discuss projects, observe models, arrange exhibits, and work on their projects for the Science Fair. • The F.N.A. is a national organization and is found In most high schools. The purpose of the club is to group girls together who have an interest in nursing. The club encourages the girls to work as nurses' aides enabling them to get hospital experience. The Butler High School F.N.A. sponsored by the Passaic County Medical Auxiliary. There are 38 girls of whom 25 have completed a JO hour course at St. Joseph's Hospital in Paterson. 63 PHOTO CLUB • Photography Club meets elub days in the dark room located In the basement of the old elementary school. The purpose of the club Is to develop and print pictures and Instill an interest In photography outside of school hours. P YOUNG L I T I C I A N S • Young Politicians is new on the Butler scene this year. It Is intended to create interest in practical political operations. TRAVEL CLUB • Travel Club meets In room 13 on Wednesday, period one. It gives students a chance to find out about various trips which can be made and the sights to be observed along the itinerary. 64 MODEL CLUB • This club, under Mr. Buckley's direction, makes models of cars, airplanes, trains, and boats from balsa wood and plastics. CHESS CLUB • Jeff Lassen ponders his next move as Tim Russell looks on during a second period session of the Chess Club. Open to all underclassmen, the club, under Mr. Perfettl's supervision Is holding a five-man tournament with Passaic Valley. CARTOON CLUB • Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck are much-drawn characters each Tuesday and Wednesday during second period when 37 future cartoonists meet In 309. The Cartoon Club's purpose Is to develop Individual capacity to create humorous Images and to reproduce these Images in a communicable fashion. ATHLETIC L U B S Athletes who like their sport a la television can join In the fun of the grunt-and-groan art during the weekly meetings of the Wrestling Club. Working on the mat the students learn the common, basic holds and escapes. • Football Club operates at all four levels and is open to any boy who Is interested in the sport. As fans, club members watch the movies of the Butler games and listen to the coach's running commentary on the play. • Basketball season begins early and runs late for the members of the Basketball Club. During the fair weather the boys take to the outside court; In inclement times they resort to Indoor discussion of all types of play, offense and defense. • Baseball Club is naturally for those whose Interest lies In the diamond. Students discuss strategy Involved in simple and more complicated situations. Action moves out-of-doors whenever possible so that there can be some real live demonstrations. 66 • Mr. Conklin gives a graphic explanation of a point to his Junior Sportsman club. Jill four classes are included in this popular organisation. JUNIOR SPORTSMEN • The Girls' Leadership Club meets on Tuesdays with Miss Lott and Miss Debuchy as their advisors. The girls are taught to be good leaders and are supervised in intramurals. They aid the physical education department by organizing the gym classes and serving on locker room duty. GIRLS’ LEADERSHIP o a • First did Club serves the useful purpose of supply ng a simple, working knowledge of the treatment ot injuries under emergency conditions. Students are trained by Mr. Caruso in the application of makeshift bandages and slings and other devices serving to aid the injured until trained help is obtained. FIRST AID 67 I • These busy little bees may not be improving the shining hour, but they are certainly busy improving the appearance of the setting tor the coming Senior play. Taking their own time to come to school on Saturday, the Art Service group wielded a mean set of brushes and quickly had the stage looking trim. “BEHIND THE SCENE” • The Stage Crew was responsible tor seeing that the set was sturdily built and mounted, that lights were In place and operating for the play. • The Costume Club had as its duty the accumulation of the proper gear to clad the cast. Here they check on the football outfit for Judy Ohr. 68 CLUBS • Artists Doug Townsend, Bill Edsall, and Eleanor Roebig make sure there are no bare spots left on the Senior Play set. This mass of humanity represents the effort which goes into the production of a senior play. Under Miss Boehm's direction the cast assembled and sat while neophyte make-up artists learned their trade. Chairman of the group, Sandy Tintle, holds up a mannikin's head in the background to make a point. SERVICE • During first period Wednesday Girls' Officiating Club shown here meets in room 314 with Miss Lott as advisor. The ten members of this club learn rules of many sports including volleyball. basketball, softball, and field hockey. Having learned their duties, they work as officials for gym and intramurals. and Susan Hantke assist in Mr. as student secretaries. Girls halls help with filing and typing .for keeping track of the students. • Denton Kimble and Rich Hiller, as part of the duty of the Vis-Ed crew, show the famed movie ''Hunter-Safety. The crew gets projectors and jq all film to classrooms for scheduled showings. V • Butler weathermen Gary Cole, John Prekopa, John Reeves, Charles Bielecki are shown with their advisor Mr. Conklin. Readings are called to the Forest Fire Service daily. • Business Service members standing, I. to r.: Angie Russo, Betty Davenport, Janet Osborne, kneeling: Diane Filocamo supervise Dotty Reid as she is trying to work the adding machine. • Mr. Mitchell, advisor to the Business Service Club, instructs Jessie Cassisi and Lucille Scotti on operation of the mimeograph. Girls learn by typing and running off material for the teachers. Two of Miss Curtis' competent Library Service group are Lois Cook and Irma Joseph. At this moment they are busily engaged in preparing new physics books for the opening day of school. $ 71 THE MAPLE E A F EDITORIAL STAFF PAT WEAVER Editor-in-Chief • Editors and copyreaders meet to go over the galley proofs to make the necessary corrections before the edition goes to bed. • Here the entire staff gather to admire the result of their labors and incidentally to check for mistakes which have slipped through despite editing. 72 • Lois MacKinnon, head typist, sets the pace for her staff as they prepare original copy for the linotypists to set. t J BUSINESS STAFF • Business Manager Ron Geiger, Circulation Manager Laila Schuer-mann, and Advisor Mr. Hatfield go over the problem of fallen lists of sales and subscriptions to see what steps can be taken to keep the paper solvent. • The business staff gather in its office in the art room to check the ad section and maybe to peep at the paper's contents. ft ir Jr • An integral part of the operation is the Maple Leaf Apprentice Workers. A few, shown here with Mr. Kenny, learn the fundamentals of working on the newspaper staff. NUGGET... Jeanne Allen, circulation manager, consults with Mary Jane to figure out how yearbooks can be sold to the few stragglers. Business and editorial staff members attend the banquet at Columbia Yearbook Conference where they have just finished two days of lectures on the various problems of printing and distribution of an annual. Lee Simmons, Mr. Bonin, and Jackie Isbill are going over the accounts to see that the Nugget pays for itself. Money from the advertising is responsible for keeping the price of the Nugget within the means of all. So . . . Patronize our advertisers. ... STAFF • Senior Staff, seated, I. to r.: Barbara Decker, Gay De Angelis, Jo-Ann Hoff, Beverly Palkow, Alice Williams; standing: Lou Kres-saty and Bob Silverman, BOBBY FRIESINGER Editor • Junior Staff, seated, I. to r.: Barbara Ward, Dodie Boyhan, Anne Spiegel, Anita Biggio; standing: Beverly Rodgers, Kim Worden, and Meg Vreeland have finished their apprenticeship training. • Sophomore Staff, seated, I. to r.: Roberta Berry, Ellen Rickman, Karen Magenheimer, Cynthia Whitaker, Elaine Rogers; standing: Jeff Gillman, Dave Collins, Arlene Wroldsen, Barbara Bellars, Linda Gronemeyer, Marie Raynor, Jane Earl, Tom Oliver, and Conrad Toub move up a step in their training and responsibility. • Joan Roach looks to her duties as the corresponding secretary for Student Council. She won the post in the spring voting. • Junior Bob Steele checks over the band uniforms hanging from the plain, pipe racks in the Kiel House. Object — to find a fit for the coming band season. Juniors served os reliable Student Council members: Seated, L. to R.: Carol Worden, Marie Jiminez, Joan Jackson, Sally Kordula, Joan Roach. Standing: Gayle Hansen, Joanne Hennessey, Bill Hess, Frank Parisi, and Ron Zimmer. JUNIORS PREPARE TO LEAD The Juniors have solved the greater part of the puzzle. With three years of experience behind them, they have become adept at this art. This year, where to put the Juniors was quite a puzzle. Their nine homerooms were scattered all over the school — one was even in the cafeteria. The homerooms were as follows: 12, Mr. Bace; 22, Mrs. Gate-man; 102-D, Mr. DiAngelis; 109, Mr. Hall; 210, Miss Benoy; 212, Mr. Crum; 214, Miss Williams; 311, Mr. Hatfield; and 314, Miss Cole. When the votes were counted last year, the soon-to-be Juniors elected Will Greene president and Marie Jiminez secretary. The newly elected Student Council representatives were: Joan Jackson, 12; Ron Zimmer, 22; Sally Kordula, 102-D; Gayle Hansen, 210; Carol Worden, 212; Bill Hess, 214; Joanne Hennessy, 311; Jean Wotruba, 314. Joan Roach was also elected S.C. corresponding secretary. Several Juniors helped Butler cop the Lakeland Conference football title. Among them were Art Jansen, 'Red' Campbell, Joe Cresente, Jack Behrman, and Jordan Baranik. Spurring the team on to victory were varsity cheerleaders Carol Worden, Jean Wotruba, Marie Jiminez, Nancy Lou Carlson, Sue McCartney and Betty Mc-Coppen. Together with Ron Zimmer, drum major, and majorettes Dodie Boyhan and Mary Bashaw, the Juniors made a good showing at football games. The Junior-Senior debate was presented in a slightly different way this year. Instead of one topic, there were three shorter ones. The Juniors ably defended their side on three of them. For a week before May 3rd the Juniors could be heard but not seen, working behind closed doors, hammering, cutting and pasting, under the able direction of Miss Louise Boehm. The event? The Prom, of course. Once again the gym was transformed into a magical ballroom. • Seated around a library table, Junior members of the class debating team gather to discuss the problems of their side of a coming debate. JUNIORS MORE THAN HOLD THEIR OWN • Wearing a big Student Council badge, Joanne Hennessey came a day early in the fall to serve as hall guide for Freshmen confused on their first day at B.H.S. 78 • Head up! Tail down! Drive, Nick, drive! Jit practice on Friday before the game Nick Maglio demonstrates how to get in from his end post. • Barbara Ward would be considerably disturbed if we implied that she was catty, but here she is in the forefront of the Kiel House Cats playing her saxophone during a rehearsal in the auditorium. Gerald Adler Barbara Allen Kathleen Anderson Robert Anderson Joyce Arkenbout John S. Armstrong John T. Armstrong George Ashley Joan Babcock Dorothy Banta Jordan Baranik Mary Bashaw Ronald Beardslee John Berhman Horry Bessinger Anita Biggio Norman Biller Peter Bleignier Evelyn Blue Patricia Bogorman Janet Boulden Judy Bowersox Doris Boyhan Richard Boyle Barbara Braun Valerie Buchanan Barbara Burzinski Barbara Cahill TO THE JUNIORS, N.B.: Gordon Campbell Joyce Cantaluppi John Carboy Nancy Lou Carlson Joyce Castellano Brian Chamberlain Robert Chrisbacher Manter Clark Ken Claussen Bob Clearwater Joan Cole Michael Collinge Richard Collins Judith Congleton Joyce E. Cook Joyce H. Cook William Coons Raymond Cooper Richard Cooper Richard Copley Carolyn Coursen Dorothy Crabtree Joseph Crescente Harry Cropper Edmund Cueman Sal D'Allessandro Joanne Dearcopp Joyce Decker Diane Delarge Louis De Lima Robert Della Penno John De Marco Donald Demarest Harriet Dempski James Denmon Carol Dickert Richard DiLaura Anthony Di Mcglio Arlene Dunay Charles Duperly Walter Eckhardt Janet Edwards John Eichler James Elsenbrock Robert Endrikot Gordon Entwistle Peter Erb George Ernst Frank Errico Clara Evans John Fallon Susan Faltings Elizabeth Farrant Charles Fazio Mary Ann Figurelli Robert Filippini “A SHIPWRECKED SAILOR Diane Filocamo Louis Finnegan Joan Fitzgerald Sylvia Fleece Eddie Fletcher Gerard Florence Barbara Foster Ruth Frawley John Freeman Dolores Frey Lynne Gallagher Edna Gallant Donald Gardner Nancy Gardener Dorothy Gary James Gaul Fred Geddis Joe Genader Anne Glennon Robert Gorden Julia Gormley Barbara Gould Joyce Grobler William Greene Donald Gregory Will Groendyke Elke Gronemeyer Gordon Haaland Rose Hadam Ruth Hall Lawrence Hand Gayle Hansen Toni Harper David Harrison Richard Hartwig LoAnn Harty Frank Hastings Russell Hathaway Harold Hazell Virginia Healy Iva Henderson Joanne Hennessy Frank Hennion Mary Alice Herb Kenneth Hess William Hess Peter Hille Kenneth Hirsch Jay Hodshon Grace Hopper Gerald Huber Grace Hummers Gail Hunt Joan Hunter John Hurley Thomas Hurley Paula Inturrisi Dennis Intveld Malcolm Ireland Joan Jackson Chester Jacobia Arthur Jansen Carl Jennings Marie Jimenez Wayne Johnston Jane Jones Robert Jones Rodney Jordan Barbara Kastner Claire Keckeissen Janet Lee Kelleher Harold Kelly Kathleen Kelly Donald Killmer Denton Kimble Aarond Klaassens John Klapmuts Sally Kordula Frances Krasco Bernard Kraus Edward Lacey Madelyn La Cicero Allan Lambert Eva Langfritz Edward Lapenter Robin Le Breton Dawn Lefier Phyllis Levinson Thomas Lis Patricia Lokes Earl Ludwig Anne Lynch Maureen Macagney Susan Mackey Marie Macino Richard MacKinnon Nicholas Maglio Beatrice Maikis Carol Mara Donald Masker Albert Mathews Clara McCollum Susan M-Cartnery Mary Ann McClelland Betty McCoppen Francis McCue Michael McDonnell Charles McIntyre William McNally Nancy Mead Monica Meurer Jean Miller MANY A SHIP, ERE WE Renee Miller Marvin Milligan Joyce Monks Carol Morey John Morgan Harold Morse Linda Mosier Richard Mouw Karl Mueller Paul Muller Martin Murphy Jack Neill Carolyn Nicolai William Nunnemacher Louis Oberti Nora O’Brien William Obscherning Patricia Odea Donald Oehmichen Jean Oliver Arthur Olsen Betty Ann Olson Harry Olson Jo Ann Otten Dorothy Painter 82 Frank Parisi Gerard Parisi Robert Passarelli Michael Patrick Robert Pauli Virginia Peek Lorae Pellittere Richard Pessolano Robert Petterson Douglas Petty Robert Plog Beverly Porr Dennis Porter Glenda Pulis Thomas Quinn Edmund Racke Eileen Reardon Russell Reber Dorothy Reid Susan Reifenstein Mary Reilly Allan Resnick Edna Ressland Jean Rhinesmith Noble Rhinesmith Thomas Richard Robert Ricker Leo Rizio Joan Roach Ruth Roberts Walter Robertson WERE LOST, WEATHERED Beverly Rodgers Elinor Roebig Richard Rogers Francis Roraback Herbert Ross Karin Rupp Charles Russano Fred Rutherford Shirley Sanders Everett Sanford John Sawicki Frank Schrader Rudolf Schubert Lucille Scotti Teresa Scuccimarri Daniel Seymour Melvin Shahan Alvin Shough Doris Silton John Sinsabaugh Allen Sisco Albert Smith Carroll Smith David Smith Elsie Smith Mary Ann Smith Richard Smith Sandra Smith 83 William Smith Mary Snyder Robert Snyder Sandra Sohns Mary Speziale Anne Spiegel Robert Steele Barbara Steuert Helen Stocchetti David Struble Lawton Struble Robert Strutzel Margaret Summerville Robert Swarts Edwin Taylor Glenna Taylor Richard Teller Ernest Thomaier Robert Tibbetts Douglas Townsend Barbara Tracy Audrey Troxler Russell Tyldesley Bruce Vanderhoff John Van Houten John Van Kuilenburg Francis Van Luvender Fred Van Luvender THE RAGING GALE.” Leroy Van Orden Jean Van Soest Helen Van Zile Angelo Vigorito Elaine Villa Margaret Vreeland Richard Walelc Raymond Walton Barbara Ward Mary Ann Wattley Ruth Ann Weaver Nancy Wehrell Mildred Weir Jean Whritenour William Whritenour Bonnie Williams David Winfield Joan Winterberger Alan Winters Ernest Wolke Andrea Wood Carol Worden John Worden Peter Worden Jean Wotruba Ronald Zimmer Henrietta Zolenski Theresa Zwierko • In addition to their extracurricular activities the Juniors were also known to go to class on occasion, as shown here. Their top members were inducted into the National Honor Society this year. • Kim Worden and Bill Obscherning finally took up the duty of keeping the crowd posted on the score of the Butler home football games. • Ned Cueman indulges in a bit of bass slapping while Jerry Adler pounds out the melody. The place: the auditorium. The time: a Monday night. The occasion: a Dance Band rehearsal. BULLDOGS ii • Mr. Ellard announces the play-by-play of Butler home games from his booth high above the stands overlooking the field. • Co-captains Joe Gubick and Buzz Martin watch the flip of the coin just before the start of the game with Ridgewood. It turned out to be one of those rare days when all went wrong. • Mr. Hawkins, at the left, gets the Conference Trophy from Mr. DeLorenzo, V.P. of the Lakeland organization. 88 1ST ROW, L. to R.: Coach Barkocy, Coach Hawkins, Bob Blanchfield, Tom Van Orden, Jack Van Kirk, Marty Maloney, Joe Galizio, Joe Gufcu'ck, Buzz Martin, Chris Striffler, Hal Jensen, Hank McConnell, Art Baker, Jerry Tracy, Joe Col-ligan. 2ND ROW: George Distasi, Scout Jerry Crean, Will Greene, Jack Behrman, Frank Parisi, Lou Oberti, Mike Me- TAKE A QUICK LOOK AT THE RECORD... Butler 27 Passaic Valley . . . 0 Butler 41 Livingston .. . 0 Butler 26 Wayne 6 Butler 33 Ramsey 7 Butler 0 Ridgewood . . .14 Butler 24 Roxbury 6 Butler 25 Dover . 0 Butler 19 Pompton Lakes . 6 Butler 0 Boonton 0 Donnell, Rich Pessalano, Nick Maglio, George Ernst, Jordan Baranik, Joe Crescente, Leo Rizio, Art Jansen, Gordon Campbell. 3RD ROW: Manager John Fallon, Dennis Dyk-stra, Tom Quinn, Bob Doyle, Bill Scank, Bill Doland, Kevin Hurt, Phil Mancini, Bob Filipini, Phil Lisa, Andy McGarry, Jerry Gormley, Charlie Kershaw, Ron Rhinesmith, Bob McCracken. • Joe Gubick Wheels out around the end after taking a pitch-out from quarterback Jack Behrman who didn't lose his tongue — honest! • Buzz Martin kicks off to open Butler's scoring spree against Livingston. • It takes two to tango! The pass was incomplete. • It's Buzzie giving a would-be tackier the ramrod treatment. • Chris StrifBer goes high to snag an aerial from Jack Behrman, good for another first down. 90 • The versatile Martin boots another one through the uprights to add to the total rolled up by the Bulldogs. • Doc Meier attended the games to fix up the battle damage. Here he works on George Distasi who cried, not because his thumb hurt but because he wasn't allowed to go back into play. BUTLER: WON 7 IOST I TIED 1 • Behrman breaks loose for a nice run on a keeper. Look at hat block! • Ho hum! Puff, puff! Joe Gubick opens up a lead on his pursuers as he takes off on a touchdown jaunt. IrX), 1 — 11’ ig: • Butler forward Chris Striffler leaps high to beat his Wayne opponent for a rebound. Buzz Martin waits eagerly in anticipation of his next move which failed to be needed. B COURTMEN T L Varsity 2ND ROW:L. to R.: Co-captain Chris Striffler, Bob Blanchfield, Charlie Meier, Chuck Hafner, Coach Doc Ingold. 1ST ROW: Buzi Martin, Co-captain Bob Morten-son, Doug Petty, Hal Jenson. Junior Varsity, 3RD ROW: L. to R.: Coach Ellard, Don Rhinesmith, Joseph Merola, Ray Blanchfield, Bob Marin, Austin Koenen, John Oden-welder. 2ND ROW: Hugh McMenamy, Jim Conklin, Frank Shapiro, Tommy Harris, Danny Morse, William Korn. 1ST ROW: Jack Baumann, Johnny Elvin, Jack Wehrell, Bernie Boyle. A VICTORIOUS SEASON The Butler Varsity courtmen scored another victory for '57 in the Lakeland Conference with a three-way tie for first place between Wayne and Passaic Valley. With high scorers Bob Mortenson and Hal Jenson backing up the team, they played the best basketball seen at Butler for a number of years. Doc Ingold's able coaching led the team to rack up a 64.4% victory record with nine wins and five defeats. Coach Ellard's Junior Varsity team experienced five wins and nine losses. Butler....................56 Boonton................. 60 Butler....................54 Wayne 34 Butler ...................56 Dover 39 Butler...................45 Morristown ............ 51 Butler ..................63 Pompton Lakes . . 60 Butler................... 44 Wayne .................. 46 Butler ...................88 Roxbury................. 36 Butler....................52 Passaic Valley.......... 45 Butler....................77 Pompton Lakes............57 Butler....................72 Boonton .................56 Butler .................. 47 Passaic Valley ” Butler................... 7 Dover ................. Butler.....................66 Roxbury 54 Morristown ...............67 Butle • Chuck Hafner, left, has a head for basketball; but his Wayne opponent seems to have the ball for a head! • Chuck Hafner finally takes the rebound away from Wayne, after Hal Jenson and Chris Striffler jumped in vain. • Hey, Ref! Did you know that's only half a ball they're playing with? • The question is, Which team, out of all of this tangle, was the one which made the basket? 94 • Believe-it-or-not, Butty managed to get two points, even though Wayne was on his back. • On guard! Rodney Jordan and John Prekopa stand ready to test their wrist action before the Newark Academy meet. Butler fencers, STANDING, L. to R.: Fred Monzeglio, John Klopmuts, John Prekopa, Bob Pauli, Dave Neidlinger. KNEELING: Frank Parisi, Rod Jordan. BLADESMEN -J; r:, The Butler High School Bladesmen faced tough competition this year, fencing more T experienced, larger class teams. The novice team, under the capable direction of Coach R. K. Carpenter, won 44% of L their meets. Fred Monzeglio and Frank Parisi led the team in points. Juniors Bob Pauli, Rodney Jordan, Frank Parisi, and EJohn Klapmuts demonstrated strong qualities for a stronger future squad. The interested and vigorous squad went as Rfar as the quarter-finals in the 22nd Interscholastic Fencing Tournament at New York University for the Castello Trophy. THE RECORD Butler 2 Dickinson 14 Butler. 1 Snyder 8 Butler. . 8 Lincoln 1 Butler. .. 6 Glen Rock 3 Butler 10 Glen Rock 6 Butler 9 Glen Rock 0 Butler 3 Barringer . 13 Butler 1 Newark Academy . II Butler 7 Morris Hills Regional 9 BASEBALL U L WON 8 L LOST 4 O • Fred Ingold, better known as Doc, directed the fortunes of the Butler diamond men through another winning spring season. • Joe Mewhiney swings and . . . was it a hit or a miss? RECORD AT A GLANCE Butler 5 Wayne 3 Butler 8 Morristown 4 Butler 8 Dover 0 Butler 4 Pompton Lakes . . 6 Butler 2 Boonton . . 1 Butler 8 Morristown 4 Butler 3 Pompton Lakes 2 Butler 4 Dover 2 Butler 3 Wayne 10 Butler 3 P.V. 0 Butler 8 P.V Shown seated, L. to R.: Wesly Coe, Bill Oliver, Don Rhinesmith, Dennis Dykstra, John Sanford, Bob Doyle, Marty Olsen, Frank Parisi, Don Gregory, Gorden Haaland, Neil Berardi, Chris Striffler. Bernie DcDonough. Austin Koenen, Joe Lynch, Peter Smith, John Alise, George Robertson, Jim Alise. • Rich Zerener, catcher, rounds first base at DeLazier Field after hitting a long ball to centerfield in the bottom of the fourth. • Joe Lynch, shortstop, steps back from a fifth inning ball one during the home game against Pompton Lakes. • Jim Alise digs hard tor first as he tries to turn a hard ground ball back of second into a single. BULLDOGS TIE CONFERENCE! The Bulldog Baseball team, which sped unimpeded through the Lakeland Conference race in '55, scored another victory for '56 with eight wins out of twelve games to tie for first place in the Conference with Wayne. Bernie McDonough, whose pitching was outstanding last year, came through again in this year's close chase for the Conference title. Neil Berardi strengthened the league to make the mound corps doubly tough. Catcher Rich Zerener backed the pair of chuckers, with veterans Pete Smith and Joe Lynch at second and short and Joe Mewhiney in center. Jim Alise played at third; Johnny Alise was in left, George Robertson in right field, and newcomer Claude Williams at first. Other members of Butler squad were: Wesley Coe, Bill Oliver, Don Rhinesmith, Dennis Dykstra, John Sanford, Bob Doyle, Marty Olson, Frank Paris!, Don Gregory, Gordon Haoland, Chris Striffler and Austin Koenen. 97 • Jim Sehulster was counted on for points and experience in leading a very green squad last spring. An early season injury sidetracked him for the whole campaign. meet results Butler 3M 2 Caldwell 44 Chatham Butler 31 Dover . . 86 Butler 63 Mtn. Lakes 54 Butler 46' 3 Wayne 70% Butler 29' 2 Boonton 41' ? Dover 54 P.V. ll' 2 Wayne 58' ? Butler 46 Boonton 71 Butler 57 3 Pompton Lakes 59% Butler 63 P.V 54 Butler 431 2 Morris Hills 73% A TIME FOR BUILDING Sated with victory from the previous year, Butler's thinclads went into the spring season with more hope than expectation. Graduation had sadly depleted the ranks of point-getters leaving experienced trackmen at a premium. A heavy blow was struck to Mr. Hawkins' charges early in the season when star miler Jimmy Sehulster came down with such a severe attack of shin splints he was out for the season. Seniors Denny Sweetman, Roy Greene, Ron Norman, Don Theune, Bill Knight, and Bob Van Handel scored well for the Bulldogs. Junior racer Joe Galizio broke the school record at 2:06 for the half ond won that race in the conference meet. Ron Norman was conference pole vault champ while the medley relay team scored at the 98 Morris County relays held at Dover. B U T THINCLADS E R • Buzz Martin turned from his baseball career to the unusual track combination of putting the shot and running the half mile — both with success. • Denny Sweetman turned in a sterling year to round out his four years of track. He was Butler's mainstay in the hurdles and quarter. • Roy Greene makes like the man on the flying trapeie as he Hies through the air with the greatest of ease. Using trapezes being illegal, however, Roy uses his own momentum to carry his leap out beyond the eighteen foot mark for a victorious jump. • Coach Don Hawkins figures the points during a close home meet. Having lost most of a powerhouse squad, he rebuilt successfully. -I J.V. Cheerleaders: L. to R.: Dotty Reed, Barbara Bur- zinski, Joan Roach. Carolyn Dunne, Sally Kordula and Kathleen Herman. Standing, L. to R.: Peggy Baker, Judy Kayhart, Bunny Williams, Marie Jiminez, Sue McCartney. Kneeling, L. to R.: Ardie Sehulster. Carol Worden, Jean Wotruba. Betty McCoppen, Nancy Lou Carlson. Under Co-captains Peggy Baker and Ardie Sehulster, the girls kept the stands roaring at Butler High football and basketball games this year. ARDIE SEHULSTER Co-captain 100 GIRLS' INTRAMURALS • Don't look now, keed, but you missed! • Believe-it-or-not but the story is that Do die potted this one. • Going up, up, up! iilillH • A nice return of serve. Now who can hit it back? CLASS HISTORY FRESHMAN YEAR September, 1953 . . . 400 boys and girls enter Butler High School tor the first time . . . Mr. Van Vliet, principal, welcomes these Freshmen, the Class of '57 . . . the largest class here to that date . . . What a huge place! . . . Where is that elevotor to the fifth floor? . . . The transformation from neophyte to old hand began with a fury which has little abated during the past four years . . . After learning our way around the school, elections were quick to follow . . . Ron Prichard elected president and Barbara Decker, secretary . . . Each homeroom elected a Student Council representative, too . . . Before we know it, it's October . . . First job of our officers — organizing the Halloween Party . . . The gym was kept in an uproar as we roared over the hockey stick game . . . Cider, doughnuts and prizes for the funniest costumes helped complete the evening ... In October, too, was the Frosh-Soph debate with our side bowing out to the more experienced Sophomores . . . Class thespians strut their stuff in the comedy, Prom Date . . . The fellows, although competed for positions in all novices, sports againsf those big Seniors . . . Spring came and with it our first Honor Trip to Fairless Steel Mills, Morrisville, Pennsylvania . . . others went on the Port Authority Trip . . . Fifteen of our girls get a glimpse of the Prom— Penthouse Serenade . . . Somewhere there were more sports, more activities, more classes, more, more, more, . . . and then I— SOPHOMORE YEAR The puzzling maze continues but we are now getting the gist of things . . . We all agreed that they're growing the Freshmen small this year!” . . . Everyone laments for last year's seven-period day . . . October comes and the class votes for round and square dancing at the Hop . . . President Sylvia Eckhardt and Secretary Sandy Tintle organized its barnyard setting . . . Zeke's Seven Cousins, a hillbilly band, provided entertainment . . . The play, a comedy, was Mr. Vincent about artist Van Gogh . . . Experience pays off and our debating team beats the Freshmen and Juniors to emerge as school champions ... A minute out of the hustle and bustle—classmate Art O’Dell is striken with polio but with the blessings of God he pulls through and everyone breathed a sigh of relief . . . Class members began to show up on varsity squads . . . Football—Blanchfield, Colligan, Gubick, Martin, Striffler, Thulin, and Tracy . . . Cheering—Ardie Sehulster . . . Twirling—Ethel Dahnheimer, Sandy Tintle, and Donna Vreeland . . . Ten out of 17 members of swimming team from our class . . . Holding Student Council offices were Jean Chapman, Carolyn Dunne, and Ardie Sehulster . . . Another Prom, Central Park, and this time some of the girls had dates! . . . Other sports, other activities, and classes, too . . . Our class had begun to moke its mark on B.H.S. Recognize These Sophomores? Sam Bisaccio Gary Cole Gay DeAngelis Jack Ellicott Irma Joseph Pete Kirchner ... Then Try These ... .. V h n n Don Koenen Gall Lepard Joe Lynch James Magee Chester Marion Henry McConnell Robert Mortenson Patrick Painting Sidney Prichard Ed Skorski Patricia Thompson David Van Ness Janet Vargo Alice Williams • Did all you eager beaver physicists Read pages 345-347, Text all the time last year? Mr. McCall didn't like you otherwise. • Remember the leisurely four minutes between classes? JUNIOR YEAR At last we were upperclassmen! . . . Ron Prichard is president again and Red Camien, secretary . . . The Guidance Department starts haunting us with those well-worn words— What are you going to do when you graduate? . . . Our boys are seen winning football games . . . Peggy Baker has been added to the cheering squad . . . Basketball season finds Blanchfield, Hafner, Jenson, Martin, Mortenson, and Striffler making points for B.H.S. . . . Wherever you look, the Class of '57 has found its notch . . . This year's play is a serious one, The Running Tide, a lighthouse mystery . . . The debate finds our class team losing to the Seniors . . . It's March and fifteen top students are elected to the National Honor Society . . . Everyone sees the induction ceremonies in an impressive assembly . . . April comes along with lots of hustle and bustle . . . Why? It's Prom time! . . . Ron and Red are busy setting up committees . . . Everyone has something to do . . . But the work was well-worth it because our Holiday in Holland was the best ever! . . . It's May and college-prep kids sweat through College Boards . . . Graduation time and we all say good-bye to the Seniors of '55 . , . How could it be possible? We're Seniors now—and here we are! SENIOR YEAR September, 1956, finds us on top at last . . . And what about this year's activities, sports and classes? . . . You hold in your hands this year's history ... If you have started at the beginning and worked your way through the maze to here, you have seen for yourself what we have done . . . The Senior class sets the pace for the school . . . Even where no Senior appears, there is nevertheless the influence of the class . . . And on the following pages you will find what is especially ours— • Sandy Tintle fixes Judy Crum's bun for The Running Tide as Bev Blendermann looks on. 105 CLASS OFFICERS RON PRITCHARD President RED CAMIEN Treasurer 106 LEE SIMMONS Secretary RON BERRY Ass't Treasurer LARRY LINHAM Vice President • Ron Prichard kicks off the Senior magazine campaign. SENIOR CANDIDS • Jeanne Chapman sits out a dance at the Junior Prom. The hoop provided something of a problem. • Star magazine saleswoman Doris Jacobus writes out an order from Mrs. Magnus. Doris leads the class in number of sales. 107 JEANNE ALLEN Woodland Ct., Kinnelon AMBITION: Doctor ACTIVITIES: Bond 1,2,3,4; Honor Trip 1,2; Intramurals 1,3; Chess Club I; Musicianship 2,3,4; Orchestra 3.4; Nugget 3,4; Girls’ State 3; Class Play 4; Lakeland Conference Band 4. JAMES W. ALLEN Scofield Road, Macopin Transferred from Bel Air H. S., Bel Air, Maryland, 3. AMBITION: Mechanic ACTIVITIES: Jr, Sportsmen 3; Movie Club 4. LOUIS ARAGONA 118 Jackson Street, Haskell AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Boys' Chorus I; Chess 1,2; Wrestling 2; History Club 3; F.T.A. 4; Young Politicians 4; Music Appreciation 4. EVELYN LOUISE AAKVIK West Milford AMBITION: College—Nursing ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2.3,4; Forum Club I; Secretary I; Art Service 3,4; F.N.A. 4; Special Dramatics 4; Senior Ploy 4; Choir 3.4; Makeup Squad 2,3,4. FRANK ACKERMAN 52 Rhinesmith Avenue, Midvale AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 2; Science Club 3,4. JACQUELINE ANDERSON Main Road, Hewitt AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Dance Club I; Glee Club 1,4; Test Service 3; Girls' Outdoor Life 3; Business Service 4. ROBERT AROMANDO 72 Haskell Avenue, Haskell AMBITION: Military Service Transferred from East Orange High School, East Orange 2. ACTIVITIES: Football 2; Football Club 2; Printing 1,2,3,4; Science Club 3; Maple Leaf 3. ARTHUR EARL BAKER 921 Ringwood Avenue, Haskell AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Football 1.2,3,4; Football Club 1.2.3.4; Dancing Club I; Track 2; Prom Committee 3; N. J. Boys' State 3; Maple Leaf 4; Young Politicians 4. 108 MARGARET M. BAKER Morsetown Road, West Milford AMBITION: Airline Hostess ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader 2,3, Co-Captain 4; Girls' Intramurals 2; Maple Leaf 3,4; Girls' Gymnastics 3; Beginners' Dancing I; Science Fair 2; Dramatics 4. CONSTANCE ELAINE BANTA Shelton College, Ringwood Transferred from Briarcliff Manor, New York, 4. AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Band 2; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Operetta Accompanist 2; Chapel and Assembly Committee 2,3; Maple Leaf 4; Glee Club 4; Choir 4. _____ JUDITH BARNES 34 Central Avenue, Butler AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Glee Club 1,2.3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Forum Club 2. KENNETH BARRETT 38 Main Street, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Plumber ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen Club 1,3: Wrestling Club 2; Young Politicians 4. ROBERT M. BEARDSLEE Cozy Lake Road, Milton AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2.3,4; Beginners' Dancing Club I; Visual Aids 1,2,3,4; Movie Club 4; Chess Club 2. KAY BELL 32 Roosevelt Avenue, Butler AMBITION: X-Ray Technician ACTIVITIES: Glee Club I, Secretary 2.3.4; Choir 2,3,4; Test Service 2; Prom Committee Chairman 3. ‘II RONALD BERRY 14 Roseland Avenue, Haskell AMBITION: Engineering ACTIVITIES: Chess Club I; Student Council I.2.-3,4; S.C. Treasurer 3; Honor Trip 1,2,3.4; Boys Chorus 2,4; Choir 2,4; Honor Society 3,4; Prom Committee 3. CHARLES WILLIAM BIELECKI Blakely Lane, Newfoundland AMBITION: Navy, Electrician ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3,4; Weather Station 3,4; Science Club 3. 109 SAMUEL JOSEPH BISACCIO Hamburg Turnpike, Riverdale AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen Club I; Formum Club I; Honor Trip I; Beginners' Dancing 2; Radio Club 3. JOSEPH BISHOP Lakeside Road, Hewitt AMBITION: Engineer ACTIVITIES: Latin Club I: Band I; Dance Club 3; Music Appreciation 4; Young Politicians 4. ROBERT BLANCHFIELD 31 Burnside Place, Haskell AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Freshman Football I; Football Club I, 2,3,4; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3,4; J. V. Basketball 3; Basketball Club 4; Varsity Basketball 4. BEVERLY A. BLENDERMANN 30 Union Avenue, Bloomingdale AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Honor Trip 1,2,3,4; Magazine Service 2; Home Mechanics 2; Radio Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Twirler 3; Head Majorette 4; Gymnastics 3( F.T.A. 4; Leaders Club 3.4. LESTER BOSSARD 13 Oak Street, Riverdale AMBITION: Telephone Co. ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Chess Club 2; Track 2; Modeling 2; Bowling 3; Science Club 3.4; F.S.A. 4. WILLIAM BOWERSOX 32 Main Street, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,3; Movie Club 4. JAMES BRESLIN Caywood Road, Hewitt Transferred from Red Bank Catholic High, Red Bank, 2. AMBITION: Millionaire ACTIVITIES: Dancing 2; Wrestling Club 2; Basket-ball I; Ceramics 3; Travel Club 3. SANDRA ARLEEN BRODT Smith Mills, Butler AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Beginners’ Dancing I; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Honor Trip 2; First Aid 2; Test Sevice 3; Business Service 4; Movi Club 4. 110 PATRICIA ELLEN BROWN 727 Ridge Road, Smoke Rise Transferred from Montclair High, 4. AMBITION: Travel ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Photography Club I; Twirling Club I; Dramatic Club I; Science Club 2; Special Dramatics 4. jr RUTH MADGE BROWN Smith Mills, R.F.D. I, Butler AMBITION: Nurse ACTIVITIES: Choir 1.2; Hockey I; Test Club 3; F.N.A. 4; Glee Club 4. V Service .irnwm' I ELIZABETH BROWNE Warwick Turnpike, Hewitt Transferred from Brooklyn High for Homemaking, 3. AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Glee Club I.2.3.4; Maple Leaf 3; Movie Club 4. RICHARD BURKE Skyline Lake, Ringwood Transferred from St. Mary's High. Rutherford, 3. AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: French Club 3. JOYCE M. CAHILL Westbrook Road, Newfoundland AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Twirling Club I; Forum I; Glee Club 2,4; Test Service 2; Band 2,3,4; Musicianship 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Radio Club 3; Choir 4. BARBARA ANNE CAMIEN 22 Pearl Street, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Nurse ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Girls' Intramurals 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2; Honor Trip 1,2.3,4; Twirling Club 2; M.L.A.W. 2; Girls' Service Club 2; Nugget 3,4; Honor Society 3.4; Prom Committee 3; Secretary of Class 3; Treasurer of Class 4; F.N.A. 4; Choir 4; Costume Club 4; Prom Floater I. DONALD FRANCIS BURNS Burnt Meadow, Road, Ringwood AMBITION: Forestry ACTIVITIES: Football Club 4; Football 1,2,3; Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3,4; Stage Crew 1,2,3,4; Baseball I. DOROTHY CAHILL Ridqe Road, Macopin AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1.2,3.4; Class Play 1,2,3; Forum 1.2; Nugget 1,2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Radio Club 3; F.T.A. 3,4; Prom Committee 3. • v 111 SHIRLEY ANN CAMPBELL 7 Brook Street, Butler AMBITION: Nurse ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Beginners Dancing I; Choir 3.4; F.N.A. 4. WILMA JEAN CAMPBELL Echo Lake Road, Butler AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1.2,3.4; I; Library Service 1,2; Science Fair 3; Prom Committee 3; Band 4. Glee Club F.T.A. 3.4: GERALD J. CECERE Cupsaw Lake, Wanaque Transferred from St. Charles College, Catensville. Maryland. 3. AMBITION: English Teacher ACTIVITIES: Accompanist 3,4; Boys’ Chorus 3,4; Choir 3.4; Astronomy Club 3,4. XENIA JEANNE CHAPMAN Pinecliff Lake, West Milford AMBITION: Math Teacher ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1,2,4. Corresponding Secretary 3; Glee Club 1,4; Girls' Craft Club I; Honor .Trip 1,2; M.L.A.W. 2; Girls' Intramurols 2,3,4; Choir 3.4; F.T.A. 3.4. JOHN JOSEPH CAREY, III 33 Poplar Avenue, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Navy ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3; Boys' Chorus I; First Aid 3; Movie Program 4; Public Speaking 4. JESSIE CASSISI 1101 Ringwood Avenue, Haskell AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Honor Trip 1.2,3,4; Craft Club I; Baby Sitting Club I; Library Service 1,2,3,4; Club Service 2,3; Girls’ Home Mechanics 2; Test Service 3; Honor Society 3.4; Photography Club 4; Business Service 4. JOYCE LENORE CIER Skyline Lakes, Midvale AMBITION: Beautician ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club 1.4; Glee Club 1.2.3; M.L.A.W. 2; Prom Committee 3; Business Service 4. GAIL CLUFF Union Valley Road, West Milford Transferred from St. Mary's Academy. Sloats-burg. 3. AMBITION: Buyer ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1.2.3; Intramural Basketball 1.2; Science Club I; International Relations Forum 3; Junior Ploy: Prom Committee 3: Dro matics Club 4; Senior Play. 112 BETTY LOU COCKER 90 Burnside Place, Haskell AMBITION: Airline Stewardess ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1.2,3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Dancing Club 2. GARY COLE 5 Warsaw Place, Wanaque AMBITION: Air Force ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Jr. Sportsmen 1.4; Band 2; Construction Crew 3; Basketball Club 4; Weather Station 4. JOSEPH COLLIGAN Hope Place, Erskine Lake AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen I; Football 2,4; Foot ball Club 3.4. MARYANN CONNELLY 27 Bergen Avenue, Haskell AMBITION: Dress Designer ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I: Food Serv.ce I; Dancing Club 4; Prom Committee 3. SHARON CONRAD Longwood Lake, Oak Ridge AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Babysitting I; Beginners' Dancing I; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Girls’ Outdoor Life 3; Leadership Club 3,4; Business Service 4; Intramurals 3,4. MILDRED LOIS CONWAY 92 Boonton Avenue, Butler AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Beginners' Dancing I; F.T.A. 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Choir 2,3,4. LOIS JOAN COOK 29 Bailey Avenue, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Missionary ACTIVITIES: Glee Club I.2.3.4; Choir 2.3.4; Music Service 3,4; Library Service 3.4; F.T.A. 3,4; Radio Club 4. PATRICIA ANN COSBY 463 Laurel Lane, Smoke Rise Transferred from New Rochelle High School. 3. AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2; Football Committee 2; Dance Committee 2; Choir 2,3,4; Maple Leaf 4; Girls’ Chorus 4. 113 BONITA COSTANZO 14 While Haven Place, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Nurse ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I: Babysitting I; Glee Club 2; F.N.A. 3.4: Girls' Outdoor Club 3; Choir 4. WILLIAM COX 40 Greenwood Avenue, Pequannock Transferred from St. Mary's High School, son, 2. AMBITION: Food Stores ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 3; Photography Pater- 4. m HOWARD CRANE Newfoundland AMBITION: Diesel Engineer ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen I; Wrestling Club 2. IRENE CRANE Clinton Road, Newfoundland AMBITION: Art ACTIVITIES: Craft Club I; Movie Club 4. RICHARD H. CRONENWETT 73 Hopper Avenue, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Mechanical Engineer ACTIVITIES: Science Fair 1,2; Model Club I; Basketball Club 1.2,3,4. ROSEMARY CROWHURST 480 Pompton Turnpike, Pompton AMBITION: Secretary Transferred from Belleville ville, I. ACTIVITIES: Glee F.N.A. 3.4; Club 4; Library Service 3.4. Plains High School, Belle- Club 2,4; Girls' Mechanics 2; Prom Committee 3; Business Service JUDITH ANN CRUM I M a in Street, Butler AMBITION: Nurse ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Foods Club 2.3; Glee Club 2.3.4; Prom Committee 3; Girls' Outdoor Life 3; Girls' Intramurals 3; F.N.A. 4; Junior Play 3- Dancing 4. JOSEPH NORMAN D'ADDEZIO 9 Cedar Road, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Salesman ACTIVITIES: Boys' Chorus I; Track 4; Jr. Sportsmen 1,4. 114 WAYNE DADDIS Pequannock AMBITION: Agriculture ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3; Printing I; Wrestling Club 2; History Club 3; Movie Club 4: Football 4. PAUL D. DALY Ridge Trail, Fayson Lakes AMBITION: Forestry ACTIVITIES: Swimming Team 1.2,3.4: History Club I; Jr. Sportsmen 1,2.3.4; Honor Trip 1,2; Chess Club 2; French Club 3; Science Fair 4. ETHEL M. DANNHEIMER 30 Hampton Avenue, Pequannock AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Twirling Club I; Crofts Club I; Twirler 2; Glee Club 2; Test Service 3; Young Politicians 4. ELIZABETH ANN DAVENPORT 5 Poplar Street, Butler AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Craft Club I: Home Mechanics 2; Girls' Outdoor Life 3; Girls' Gymnastics 3; Girls Leadership 4; Business Service 4. • V w ' JEANNE ANN DAVENPORT 131 Van Dam Avenue, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Home Mechanics 2; Dancing 2; Nugget 3,4; Business Service 4. DOUGLAS DAVIS 720 Ramapo Avenue, Pompton Lakes AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing Club I: Forum Club 1,2,3; Astronomy Club 3,4; Science Club 4. GAY DEANGELIS Cliff Trail, Fayson Lakes AMBITION: Medical Illustration ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Trip 1,2,4; Choir 2,3.4; Nugget 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Music Service 4; Science Fair 4. BARBARA JANE DECKER 5 Pearl Street, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Geriatrics Nurse ACTIVITIES: Forum Cfub I; Twirling Club l,2l Debating Club I; Freshman Class Secretary; Varsity Twirler 2; Home Mechanics 2; F.N.A. 3.4: Nugget Editorial 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Girls Leadership 4. 115 NANCY AGNES DECKER Butler, R.F.D. irl, Echo Lake Road, Butler AMBITION: Nurse ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; F.N.A. 3: Girls' Outdoor Lite 3; Glee Club 4. NANCY LEE DECKER 90 Mandeville Avenue, Pequannock AMBITION: Secretory ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Babysitting I: Girls' Intramurals I; Girls' Mechanics 2: Test Service 3: Prom Committee 3. .1 RONALD DECKER 17 Roosevelt Avenue, Butler AMBITION: Marines ACTIVITIES: World History Club I; Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3,4; Wrestling Club 2: Bowling Club 3. MARGARET DEERING 220 Hemlock Lane, Smoke Rise, Butler Transferred from Georgetown Visitation Prep. School. Washington, D. C., 4. AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Sodality 1,2,3: Dramatic Club 2,3; Young Politicians 4; Basketball Team 3. BARBARA LAHOMA DE GROAT Millertown Road, Ringwood AMBITION: Beautician ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Dancing Club 2: Glee Club 2; Movie Program 4. BARBARA GAYLE DEKKER 92 Jackson Avenue, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Glee Club I; Forum 2: Girls' Mechanics Club 2; Nugget 3,4; Service Club 3; Costume Club 4; Movie Program 4. DOROTHY ANN DEMAREST 90 Newark Turnpike, Riverdale AMBITION: Typist ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Beginners' Dane ing I; Choir 4. FRANCES DEMAREST 335 Lakeview Avenue, Lake Erskine AMBITION: Nurse ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Doncing 1,2; Library Service 1.2,3: Gi rls' Home Mechanics 2; Girls' Outdoor Lite 3; F.N.A. 4; Dancing Club 4; Glee Club 3,4. 116 HERBERT ROY DICKERT Macopin Road, West Milford AMBITION: Business ACTIVITIES: Wrestling Club 1,2; Science Club 3. DALE M. DIEDRICHS Route 23, Newfoundland Transferred from Charles E. Ellis School, 3. AMBITION: Economist ACTIVITIES: Beginners’ Dancing I; Babysitting Club I; J.V. Twirler 2; M.L.A.W. 2; Twirling Club 2; Dramatics 3; Debating Club 3; Elsonian Club; Dancing Club 4. DANIEL DONNELLY 2 Cook Street, Butler AMBITION: Bell Telephone ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen I. ing I. Company 2,3; Beginners' Danc- HERBERT J. DOORMANN Box 74, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Engineer ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,4; Chess Club I; Honor Trip I; Wrestling Club 2; Archery 2; Stamp and Coin Club 3; Radio Club 3; Science Club 4. ANNE E. DOTY 1007 Ringwood Avenue, Haskell AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Babysitting Club I; Home Mechanics Club 2; Test Service 3; Prom Committee 3. RAYMOND JOHN DOUGLASS R.F.D. 1, Route 23, Butler AMBITION: Engineer Transferred from St. Peter's Prep School, Jersey City, 3. ACTIVITIES: Football 2; Debating 2; Dramat.cs 3,4; Track 4; Wrestling 4; Dancing Club 4; Maple Leaf 4. JOYCE DREW 78 Union Avenue, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Babysitting I; Beginners’ Dancing I; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Leadership Club 3,4; Gymnastics Club 3; Movie Club 4. CAROLYN E. DUNNE 740 Turnpike, Pompton Plains AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Forum Club 1,2; Student Council I. 2.3,4; Glee Club I; Informer Staff 1,2,3; N.J.A.H.S.C.1,2; Honor Trip 1,2,3,4; Makeup Club 2,3,4; Choir 2; Science Fair Committee 3; Nugget Staff 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Honor Society 3,4; J. V. Cheerleader 4, 117 PHILIP EARNEST Lake Arcadia, R.F.D. 1, Butler AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Model Club I; Radio Club 3.4; Science Club 3.4; Science Fair 3. BARBARA ANNE EBEN 3 Terrace Lane, Midvale, AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Twirling Club I: Babysitting Club I; Beginners' Dancing I; Dancing Club 2; First Aid 2; Travel 2; Girls' Gymnastics 3; Secretary Service 4: Test Service 4; Attendance Office 3. i SYLVIA ECKHARDT 65 Mountain Avenue, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Debating Club 1.2; Glee Club 1.2, 3,4; Intramural Sports 1,3,4; Croft Club I; Class President 2; Choir 2.4; Makeup Squad 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Girls' State 3; Dramatic Club 4. WILLIAM F. EDSALL 75 Roosevelt Avenue, Butler AMBITION: Architectural Draftsman ACTIVITIES: Forum Club I; Chess Club I; Dane-ing Club 2; Science Fair 2; Radio Club Chairman 3; Rddio Club 4; Bowling Club President 3; Makeup Squad 3,4; Art Service 4; Class Play 1,3,4. JUDY EGAN Shady Lake, West Milford AMBITION: Nurse ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club I; Babysitting Club I; Home Mechanics 2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Foods Club 3; F.N.A. 4; Prom Committee 3. JOHN HENRY ELLICOTT 60 First Street, Butler AMBITION: Air Force ACTIVITIES: Modeling Club I; Jr. Sportsmen I; Archery Club 2; Maple Leaf 3; Bowling Club 3; Basketball Club 4; F.S.A. 4. MICHAEL JOHN ESPOSITO Box 368, Lake Swannanoa, Oak Ridge Transferred from A. J. Demarest High School, Hoboken, 3. AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Maple Leaf Editorial Staff 3,4; F.T.A. 3.4; Dancing Club 4. RICHARD CARL FAIRLAMB 43 Cliff Trail, Fayson Lakes AMBITION: Aeronautical Engineer ACTIVITIES: Swimming Team 1.2,3,4; Boys Chorus 1.2.3,4; Choir 1.2.3.4; Music Service Club 3.4; Jr. Sportsmen Club I; Honor Trip 1,2.3; Prom Committee 3; Class Play 2,4; Honor Society 3, President 4; Science Club—President. 118 HELEN FALL 31 Andrews Place, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Executive Secretory ACTIVITIES: Craft Club I; M.L.A.W. 2; Volley-ball 2; Girls' Home Mechanics 2: Honor Trip 2; Nugget Business Staff 3; F.N.A. 3; Young Politicians 4. CAROLE ANN FERNER Main Road, Milton AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Babysitting Club I; Girls' Home Mechanics Club 2; Test Service 3; Library Service 3,4; Business Service Club 4; Movie Program 4. i SEBASTIAN G. FIORELLO 13 Park Street, Midvale AMBITION: Aircraft Mechanic ACTIVITIES: Basketball Club I; Jr. Sportsmen Club I; Archery Club 2; Science Club 3; F.S.A. 4; Science Fair 3. MARLENE FISCHER 168 Lakeview Avenue, Erskine Lakes Transferred Wood Bridge H. S., Wood Bridge, 3. AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Spanish Club 1,2; Junior Dramatics I; Intramurals 1,2; Wig and Mask 2; Leaders Club 4. DOUGLAS FRACKE Oak Ridge AMBITION: Forestry ACTIVITIES: J.V. Football I; Jr. Sportsmen I; Jr. Sportsmen Trip I; Boys' Chorus I; Dancing Club 2; Photography Club 4; Movie Club 4. MARY LOUISA FRAHN 14 Bartholdi Avenue, Butler AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Forum Club 1,2; Glee Club I; Freshman Play; Honor Trip 1,2; Student Council 2,3,4; Sophomore Play; Choir 2,3,4; Nugget 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play. 119 MICHAEL J. FITZPATRICK 130 Bartholdi Avenue, Butler AMBITION: Paving Contractor ACTIVITIES: Debating Club 1,2; Math Club I; Forum Club 2; Cross Country 2; Nugget Business 3,4. ILENE MARY FLECK 16 Garden Place, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club 1.2; Glee Club 3.4. YVONNE FRAWLEY 29 Hillside Avenue, Butler AMBITION: Beautician ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club I; Glee Club 1.2; Twirling Club 2; Majorette 3.4: Girls' Outdoor Life 3. ROBERTA FRIESINGER 13 Burt Avenue, Pompton Plains AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club I;. Twirling Club I; Debating Club 1,2,4. Secretary 3; Yearbook — Editoral Staff 1,2,3, Editor 4; Honor Trip 1.2,3,4: Test Service 2; M.L.A.W. 2; French Club 3; Girls’ Gymnastics 3; Makeup Squad 3,4; Citizenship Institute Delegate 3; Honor Society 3.4; Prom Committee 3; Art Service 4; Senior Play. GLORIA ANN GEBHARDT 46 New Read Street, Pequannoclc AMBITION: Modeling ACTIVITIES: Craft Club I; Club Service 2; Prom Committee 3; Girls' Gymnastics 3; Dancing 4. RONALD GEIGER West Milford AMBITION: Doctor ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Boys’ Chorus 1,4; Science Fair I; Chess Club 2; Honor Trip I 2.3,4; Maple Leaf 3, Business Manaqer 4; Choir 3,4; Honor Society 3.4; Boys' State 3. JOSEPH A. GALIZIO Echo Lake Road, Butler AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Track 1.2,3.4; Jr. Sportsmen I; Dancing Club 2; Football 3,4; Football Club 3,4. JAMES FRANCIS GALLAGHER 24 Valley Road, Butler AMBITION: College—Business ACTIVITIES: Beginners’ Dancing I; U. S. History Club I; Freshmon Basketball Team; Forum 1,2; French Club 3; Young Politicans 4; Music Appreciation 4. JUDY MARIE GENTHON Van Orden Road, Newfoundland AMBITION: Laboratory Technician ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Glee Club 2; Maple Leaf Editorial Staff 3,4; Astronomy Club 4. NANCY GERRITSEN Union Valley Road, West Milford AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Craft Club I; Honor Trip I; Babysitting Club I; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Library Service 2; Science Fair 2; French Club 3; Prom Committee 3; F.T.A. 4; Glee Club 4. 120 MARGARET GILES High Crest Lake, Butler AMBITION: Physical Education Teacher Glee Club I; World History Club I; Girls' Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Girls' Service Club I; Chess Club 2; Girls' Leaders Club 3.4; Nugget Editorial Staff 3; Girls' Gymnastics 3; F.T.A. 4. JACQUELINE A. GOGARTY 98 Mt. Glen Road, Skyline Lakes, Midvale Transferred from St. Pius Commercial H. S., Bronx, 2. AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Student Council; Editor of Class for Paper; President of Class 2; Dancing Club 4. U I MARLENE AUDRY GORMLEY Gormlev Lane, Butler AMBITION: Travel ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing 1,2; Food Service 2; Science Club 3; Girls' Outdoor Life 3; Movie Club 4. NANCY JANE GORMLEY 25 Kiel Avenue, Butler AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Club Service I; Chess Club 2; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Test Service 3; Business Service Club 4; Movie Recreation Club 4. RICHARD GORMLEY 2 Gifford Street, Butler AMBITION: Mathematician ACTIVITIES: Band 1.2,3,4; Track 1,2; Cross-Country 1,2; Dancing Club 1,4; Musicianship Club 1,2,3; Chess Club 2; Nugget Business Staff 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. WILLIAM F. GORMLEY 22 North Western Avenue, Butler AMBITION: Business-Administration ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club I; Boys' Chorus I; Chess Club 2; First Aid Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Visual Aids 3,4. FLORENCE GRAHAM 7 Ballston Street, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club I; Library Service 1,2; Girls' Softball I; Attendance Office 3,4. JANET MARY GRAHAM 22 Fredericks Street, Wanaque Transferred from Eastside High School, Paterson, 2. AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club 2; Club Service 3; Business Service Club 4. 121 _ FRANCIS X. GREGORY 131 Main Street, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Mechanic ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3,4; Dancing Club 2. DIANA HELEN GRYSKIEWICZ Gordon Lakes, Butler Transferred from Westwood High School, I. AMBITION: Nurse ACTIVITIES: Glee Club I; Student Council 2.3.4: Girls' Home Mechanics Club 2; F.N.A. 4; Movie Program 4. JOE GUBICK 10 Arch Street, Butler AMBITION: Printer ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball Club 2; Football Club 3,4. CHARLES RICHARD HAFNER 21 Bartholdi Avenue, Haskell Transferred from Immaculate Conception, Montclair, 2. AMBITION: Pharmacist ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 2; Basketball Club 2,3; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Maple Leaf Reporter 4. SALLY WALLIS HAIGHT 293 Boulevard, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Glee Club I.2.3.4; Beginners' Dancing 1,2; Maple Leof 3; Special Dramatics 4; Library Service 4. FLORA-JANE HAND Weaver Road, Butler AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2.3.4; Forum I; Honor Trip 1,2; Science Fair 2.3.4; Maple Leaf Apprentice 2,3; F.T.A. 3,4; Music Service 4; Debating Club 4. SHIRLEY EUNICE HAND West Milford AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Babysitting Club I; Beginners' Dancing I; Test Service 2; Girls' Outdoor Life 3; Glee Club 4; Movie Program 4. STEPHEN HARBY Cutlus Road, Riverdale AMBITION: College, Farming ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Jr. Sportsmen 2; Maple Leaf Apprentice 2; Chess Club 3: Football Club 3; First Aid 3. 122 JAMES ELWOOD HARPER Sunset Road, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Landscaping ACTIVITIES: Boys' Harmony I; Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,-3,4; Dramatics Club 4. JEAN HEWITT Oak Ridge Road, Oak Ridge AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Glee Club 1,2: Girls' Home Mechanics 2. KATHLEEN JOYCE HEY Adalist Avenue, Butler Transferred Sophomore Year from Sussex High School, Sussex. AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Knitting Club 1,2; Banking Staff 2; Bookkeeper Banking Staff 2; Glee Club 3,4; Choir 3; Honor Trip 3. REGINA ETHEL HILLER 50 Wanaque Avenue, Haskell AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Movie Program 4; Dancing Club 4. JO-ANN MARGARET HOFF 30 Pleasant View Avenue, Bloomingdale AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Glee Club I; Chess Club 1.2; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Girls’ Service Club 2; Nugget 3,4; F.N.A. 3; Girls' Leadership 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Girls' Intramurals 1.3. 123 ROSEMARIE HELLER Rhinesmith Avenue, Midvale AMBITION: Model ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Doncing I; Babysitting Club I; Home Mechanics 2. STANFORD SCOTT HENDRICKSON Fayson Lakes Road, Fayson Lakes AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Band 1.2,3,4; Varsity Swimming 1,2,-3.4; Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3; Basketball Club I; Football Club 2; History Club 3; Student Council 4. JAMES HESTER 1286 Ringwood Avenue, Haskell AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Chess Club 1,2; History Club Young Politicians 4. m r' - ' H ROBERT HOFFMAN 8 Grove Street, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1.2.3.4: Boys' Chorus 1,2; Football 2,4; Track 2,3,4; Basketball Club 3; Choir 1,2; Football Club 4. WILLIAM HOPPER 32 Morris Avenue, Riverdale AMBITION: United States Marines ACTIVITIES: Visual Aids I; Basketball Club 4. NORBERT A. HUEBSCH, JR. 31 Village Road, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Interpreter ACTIVITIES: Freshman Footboll I; Model Building Club I; Wrestling Club I; Chess Club 2; History Club 3; Fencing 4. ROBERTA HUNTER 3 Warsaw Place, Midvale Transferred from Wilson Junior High, Passaic, I. AMBITION: Telephone Operator ACTIVITIES: Crafts Club I; Babysitting Club I; Dancing Club 2; Home Mechanics Club 2; Movie Club 4. 1 JACQUELINE MAE ISBILL 97 Arch Street, Butler AMBITION: Model ACTIVITIES: Forum Club I; Twirling Club I; Freshman Play; Nugget Business Staff 3,4; Attendance Office 3.4: Senior Play; Prom Committee 3; Special Dramatics 4. DORIS JACOBUS 5 Dale Avenue, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Glee Club I.2.3.4; Honor Trip 1,2,3; Home Mechanics 2; Girls' Intramurals 3.4; F.T.A. 3.4; Honor Society 3,4; Music Service 3,4; Choir 3.4; Girls' Leadership 4; Beginners' Dancing I; Prom Committee 3. LINDA JAECKEL 68 Main Street, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Elementary Teacher ACTIVITIES: Red Key Club I; Library Service 1.2; Latin Club 2; Biology Club 2. GLADYS MARIE JATZEN Beech Road, Hewitt AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Babysitting Club I; Beginners' Dancing I; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Glee Club 3.4; F.T.A. 3.4. 124 WILLIAM D. JECKER Main Road, West Milford AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen I; J.V. Football HAROLD JENSEN Derrygally Circle, Boonton R.F.D. 2, Kinnelon AMBITION: State Trooper ACTIVITIES: Football 1,4: Basketball 1,2.3,4: Choir 1,2,3,4; Boys' Chorus 1,2,3.4: Jr. Sportsmen I; Advanced Chorus 2; Basketball Club 3,4. OTTO JORDAN Macopin Road, R.F.D. Newfoundland AMBITION: Baker ACTIVITIES: Chess 1,2. IRMA JOSEPH 736 Ramapo Avenue, Pompton Lakes AMBITION: Social Work—Author ACTIVITIES: Doneing Club I; World History Club I; Library Service 2,3,4; Debating Club 2.3, Secretary 4; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Radio Club 3; Gymnastics Club 3; Maple Leaf 4. FRANCES ANN KATONA R.F.D. I, Lincoln Park AMBITION: Receptionist ACTIVITIES: Beginner's Dancing I; Babysitting Club I; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; F.N.A. 3; Girls' Outdoor Life 3; Prom Committee 3; Movie Program 4; Honar Trip I. BARBARANN KAY 746 Turnpike, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Choir I; Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Beginners' Dancing I; Maple Leaf 2; Travel Club 3; Movie Club 4. PETER PAUL KIRCHNER Snakeden Road, Wanaque AMBITION: Forester ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Weather Station 3,4. CAROL KOEHNLEIN 9 Woodward Avenue, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Twirling Club I; Glee Club 2; Test Service 3; Business Service 4. 125 DONALD KOENEN 152 West End Avenue, Pompton Plains AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1.2,3.4; Baslcetboll Club I; Freshman Basketball: Chess Club 2; Science Club 3.4. CONSTANCE MARION KREGAR 36 Riverview Terrace, Riverdale AMBITION: Music or Dancing ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1.2.3 4; Advanced Chorus 2.3; Sophomore Play 2; Choir 2.3.4; F.T.A. 3.4; Orchestra 3 4; All State Orchestra 3.4 Radio Club 3; Honor Trip 3: Drama 4. LOUIS T. KRESSATY 20 Haskell Avenue, Haskell AMBITION: Pharmacist ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2; Freshman Football I; Basketball Club 1.4; Chess Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Nugget Sports Editor 4; Track 4; Nugget Business Staff 3. DOLORES LA FITTE 38 Storms Avenue, Haskell AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Beginners’ Dancing I; Dancing Club 2.4;. Home Mechanics 2; French Club 3; Maple Leaf Business Staff 4. RICHARD E. LANDRY Glenwild Avenue, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Navy ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3; Beginners' Dancing 2; Dancing Club 4; Photography Club 4. ROCCO LASALA 895 Ringwood Avenue, Haskell AMBITION: Builder ACTIVITIES: Basketball Club 1.4; Beginners Dancing I; Dancing Club 4. GAIL ROSE LEPARD High Crest Lake AMBITION: Private Secretary ACTIVITIES: Girls' Service I- Beginners' Dancing I; Girls’ Intramurols 1,2,3; Honor Trip 1,2,3; Nugget Editorial Staff 2: M.L.A.W. 2; Forum Club 2; F.T.A. 2: Radio Club 3,4; Girls' Archery 3; Maple Leaf Typist 4. LILLIAN LINDSEY 43 Jackson Avenue, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Glee Club I; Test Service 2.3; Forum Club 3; Movie Program 4. 126 LARRY L. LINHAM Cupsaw Lake AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Swimming Team 1,2,3; Football Club 1,3; Basketball Club 1.4; J.V. Football 3; Student Council 3.4; Class Vice-President 4. CAROL ANN LITTLE Kanouse Road, Newfoundland AMBITION: Accountant ACTIVITIES: Twirling Club 1,2; Honor Trip 1.2,3; M.L.A.W. 2; F.T.A. 3; Music Appreciation Club 4; Dancing Club 4. ROBERTA ANN LOHREY 457 Laurel Lane, Smoke Rise Transferred from Sacred Heart Academy. Hempstead, 3. AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Student Council 2; Cheerleading 2; French Club 3; First Aid Club 3; Prom Committee 3. JOYCE LOUGHLIN Erskine Lakes, Ringwood AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Test Service 3; Gymnastics 3; Library Service 3. IRENE F. LUCHANSKY R.F.D. I, Butler AMBITION: Clerical Worker ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing 1,2; Craft Club I; Glee Club 2: Test Service 2.3; Movie Program 4; Dancing Club 4. JOSEPH LYNCH 33 Prospect Avenue, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Sports or College ACTIVITIES: Baseball 1.2,3,4; Jr. Sportsmen 1,3,4; Chess Club 1,2; Archery Club 2; Dancing Club 4. JAMES P. MAGEE Pompton Plains AMBITION: Engineer ACTIVITIES: Boys' Chorus I; Jr. Sportsmen I; Freshman Football; Freshman Play; Archery Club 2; Printing I; History Club 3; Movie Club 4; Football 4. TONY MAJDANSKI Notch Road, Oak Ridge AMBITION: State Trooper ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3 Beginners' Dancing I; Chess Club 2. 127 MARTIN E. MALONEY Partridge Trail, Fayson Lakes AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Freshman Football; J.V. Basketball 2; Jr. Sportsmen I; Bosketball Club 1,2,3; Stage Crew 3,4; Varsity Football 4; Football Club 4, PATIENCE NADINE MANN 72 Miller Town Road, Ringwood AMBITION: Nurse ACTIVITIES: Dancing 1.2; F.N.A. 4. THOMAS MARCHSOTTO 377 Boulevard, Pompton Plains ACTIVITIES: None. CHESTER EARL MARION 29 Guenter Street, Butler AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Musicianship Club I; Beginners' Dancing I; Band 1,2,3,4; Basketball I; Student Council 2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4: Prom Committee 3; Listening Club 4. PATRICIA ANN MARION 383 Newark-Pompton Turnpike Pompton Plains AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Dancing I; Babysitting Club I; Twirling Club 2: Home Mechanics Club 2: Test Service 3; Young Politicians Club 4. HOWARD J. MARTIN, JR. 7 Tilley Road, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Football Coach ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football Club 1.2.3,4; Footboll 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 3,4; Student Council 4; F.T.A. 4. henry McConnell 87 Hamburg Turnpike, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Football 1,3,4; Jr. Sportsmen Club 1,2: Baseball 2; Football Club 3. PATRICIA ANN McCRUM Venezia's Lane, Haskell AMBITION: Kindergarten Teacher ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2: Dancing Club I; Craft Club I: Choir 2; Foreign Trovel Club 3: Gymnastics 3; Usherette for Graduation 3: Senior Typist for Mople Leaf 4; Maple Leaf Club 4; Movie Recreation Club 4. 128 ANDREW T. McGARRY Fiddlers Elbow Trail, Fayson Lakes AMBITION: Forestry ACTIVITIES: Chess Club I; Jr. Sportsmen Club 1,2,3; Swimming Team 3,4; Weather Station 3; Football Club 4. PRISCILLA M. McGUIRE Jackson Street, Haskell AMBITION: Nurse ACTIVITIES: Babysitting Club I; Food Service 1,2,3; F.N.A. 3,4; Girls' Outdoor Life Club 3; Croft Club I. 1 I A lois McKinnon Conklintown Road, Midvale AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club I; Twirling Club 1,2; J.V. Twirling 2,3; Guidance Office 1,2,3,4; Maple Leaf—Head Typist 4; Maple Leaf Club 4. gerald McNamara 81 Doty Road, Haskell Transferred from Power Memorial Academy, 2. AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Wrestling Club 2; Jr. Sportsmen 2; Dancing Club 2; Makeup 1,2. CHARLES WILLIAM MEIER 850 Gifford Street, Butler AMBITION: Draftsman ACTIVITIES: Freshman Basketball I; Beginners' Dancing I; Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,4; First Aid 3; Basketball Club 4. JOHN CHARLES MEIER 20 Fairview Avenue, Butler AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Band 1,2,3,4; Musicianship Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3,4; Honor Trip 2. 1,2,3,4; BERTHA MERTRUDE 996 Ringwood Avenue, Haskell AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Dancing 1,2,4; Glee Club I. DAVID LEE MICHELFELDER Main Road, West Milford AMBITION: Own Gas Station ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3; Club I. 129 Model Plone MARY JANE MOELLER Macopin Road, West Milford AMBITION: Nursing ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3: Forum Club 1,2; Girls' Intramurals 1,2; Music Service 1,2,3; Honor Trip 1,2,3; Choir 2,3,4; Band 2,3,4; Sophomore Ploy; Nugget Business Staff 3.4; National Honor Society 3; Prom Committee 3; Girls' State (Governor) 3; Girls' Nation 3; Honor Society 4; F.N.A. 4; Senior Play 4. PATRICIA ANN MONKS V 24B Babcock Lane, Bloomingdale •' AMBITION: Typist ACTIVITIES: Home Mechanics Club I; Art Club 1,2; Chess Club I; Test Service 3; Craft Club 2. FREDRIC J. MONZEGLIO 93 Greenwood Avenue, Pequannock AMBITION: Navy; Architecture ACTIVITIES: Radio Club I; Math Club I; Jr. Sportsmen Club I; Wrestling Club 2; Fencing Team (Varsity) 2,3,4; F.S.A. 4; Music Appreciation 4. TIMOTHY MOONEY Echo Lake Road, Butler AMBITION: Navy ACTIVITIES: Football I; Jr. Sportsmen I; Basketball Manager 2; Track 2; Maple Leaf 3; Bowling Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Dancing Club 4; Movie Club 4. ROBERT MORTENSEN 8 Kent Place, Pompton Plains AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Freshman Basketball I; Basketball Club 1,3,4; J.V. Basketball 2; Jr. Sportsmen 2; Wrestling Club 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4. STEWART MUNRO Loy Avenue, Riverdale AMBITION: Air Force ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club I; Band 2,3; Chess Club 2; Forum Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Art Service 4. DON MUSTIC 2 Afterblow Way, Riverdale AMBITION: Gym Teacher ACTIVITIES: Fencing Team 1.2,3,4; Freshman Football I; Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3.4; Football Club I; First Aid Club 3; Prom Committee 3; Weather Station 4; Dancing Club 4. FRANK T. MUTH 18 Ogden Terrace, Butler AMBITION: Phormacist ACTIVITIES: Musicianship Club 1.2.3.4; Band 3.4; Visual Aids 1,2.3,4; Science Club 4. 130 1.2. JOHN MYLES 344 Sunset Road, Pompton Plains AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1.2,3,4; Weather Station 4; Science Fair 4. WILLIAM HENRY NAGLE R.F.D. I, Lincoln Park AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Model Club I; Jr. Sportsmen Dancing Club 4. RUTH A. O'BRIEN High Street, Mt. Glen Lakes, Butler Transferred from Eastside High School, Paterson, 3. AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Music 1,2,3; Science Club I; Sports 2; Young Politicians Club 4; Movie Club 4. JOHN O'CONNOR 12 Post Road, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Navy ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1.4; Printing Club 2.3,4. JUDITH ELLEN OHR High Crest Lake, Butler AMBITION: Journalism ACTIVITIES: Form Club I; Girls Service Club I; M.L.A.W. 2; Test Service Club 2; Sophomore Play; Prom Committee 3; Maple Leaf 3,4, Feature Editor 4; Costume Club 3,4; Secretarial Service Club 3; Senior Play; Special Dramatics 4. CAROL JEAN O'NEILL 2nd Avenue, West Milford Transferred from Prospect Heights, Brooklyn, 2. AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: French Club 3; F.T.A. 3; Prom Committee 3; Dancing Club 4. GAIL R. ORR 30 Manor Avenue, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1.2,3.4; Dancing Club I; Choir 2,3,4; Test Service Club 2; Nugget 3; Intramurals 3,4; Honor Trip 3; Prom Committee 3; Music Service Club 4; Girls' Leadership 4. 131 WILLIAM RENWICK OLIVER Bear Mt. Road, Cupsaw Lake, Wanaque Transferred from Peddie Prep School, I. AMBITION: Physical Recreation. College ACTIVITIES: Swimming Club 2: Baseball 2,3,4; Boys' Chorus 2,4; Choir 2,3,4; Radio Club 3,4; F.T.A. 3.4. -T1 ■•vvv JANET OSBORNE Mandeville Avenue, Pequannock AMBITION: Typist ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Croft Club I; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Test Service 3: Business Service 4; Movie Progrom 4. JOSEPH PADDOCK, JR. 33 Winding Way, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Technical School ACTIVITIES: Basketball Club I; Jr. Sportsmen Wrestling Club 2: Dancing Club 4. I; M BEVERLY ANN PALKOW 20 Fourth Avenue, Haskell AMBITION: Privote Secretary ACTIVITIES: Twirling Club I; Food Service 1.2; Girls' Service Club I; Girls' Intramurals 1,2.4: Beginners' Dancing I; M.L.A.W. 2; Student Council 2; F.T.A. 2; Girls' Glee Club 3.4; Choir 3,4; Nugget Editorial 3,4; Library Service 3; Prom Committee 3. CLIFFORD PARKER West Milford AMBITION: Auto Stylist ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2; Radio Club 3. PATRICK JOSEPH PAINTING Kiel Avenue, Kinnelon AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: U. S. History Club I; Honor Trip I; Chess Club 2; Forum 2,3,4; French Club 3,4. LOIS ANN PALANO 12 Franklin Place, Haskell AMBITION: Secretory ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Glee Club I; Club Service 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Business Service 4. KENNETH PEINE 20 Morris Avenue, Riverdale AMBITION: Carpenter ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2; Chess Club 2; Bowling Club 3; Science Club 3. GERALDINE CLAIRE PELAK Route 23, Newfoundland AMBITION: Buyer ACTIVITIES: Twirling 1,2: Dancing 1,4; Home Mechanics 2; Glee Club 3,4; Traveling Club 3; F.T.A. 3,4 132 MARILYN MAE PENALUNA 13 North Western Avenue, Butler AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1.3; Craft Club I; Girls Outdoor Life 3; Young Politicians Club 4; Movie Club 4. JOHN PFAHL Townsend Road, Wanaque AMBITION: Commercial Artist ACTIVITIES: Chess 1.2; Honor Trip 1,2,3; Boys Chorus 1.4; Choir 1.2,3.4; Beginners' Dancing I; Science Fair 2; M.L.A.W. 2; Debating 3; Maple Leaf Junior Editor 3; Makeup Squad 3.4; Prom Decoration Chairman 3; Honor Society 3; Honor Society Vice-President 4; Art Service 4; Senior Play 4. BARBARA MARY PIATT 116 Arch Street, Butler AMBITION: Office Worker ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1.3,4; Dancing Club 1.2; Food Service 3,4. JERRY WILLIAM PINNIX 4 Woodland Place, Pompton Plains AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1.2,3; Math Club I; Basketball I; Dancing Club 1.4: Band 2.4; Science Club 2; History Club 3; Radio Club 4. JEANIE CARTER PRALL Kiel Avenue, Kinnelon AMBITION: Art Teacher ACTIVITIES: History Club 1.2; Glee Club 1.2; Science Fair 1,2.3.4; Band 2,3; Library Servico 2; Choir 3,4; French Club 3; Prom Chairman 3; F.T.A. 3.4; Makeup Squad 3.4; Art Service 4; Public Speaking 4. JOHN EDWARD PREKOPA West Crest Trail, Fayson Lakes AMBITION: Chemist ACTIVITIES: Band 1.2; Jr. Sportsmen Dance Band 2; Swimming Team 2,3,4; Station 3,4. 1.2.3,4; Weather MICHAEL S. PRELICH 96 Arch Street, Butler AMBITION: Draftsman ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2. RONALD PRICHARD Ridge Trail, Fayson Lakes AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Class President 1,3,4; Swimming Team 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2; Track Team 2; Prom Committee 3; Stage Crew 3,4; Football Club 4; Young Politicians 4; Basketball Club I. 133 SIDNEY PRICHARD Ridge Trail, Fayson Lake AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Varsity Swimming Team 1,2,3,4: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2: Basketball Club I; Sophomore Play 2: Prom Committee 3; Chess Club 2; Stage Crew 3,4; Football Club 4; Movie Club 4. ALMIRA DORIS PUCKEY 13 Third Street, Pequannock AMBITION: Telephone Operator ACTIVITIES: Beginners’ Dancing I; Babysitting Club I; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Test Service 3; Forum 3; Movie Program 4. FAITH H. RAGONESE R.F.D. 1, Newfoundland Transferred from Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School, Flushing, N. Y. AMBITION: Clerical Worker ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2; Science Club 3; Dancing Club 4. JOHN H. REEVES 10 Decker Road, Haskell AMBITION: Dairy Farmer ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1.2,3; Beginners’ Dancing I; Dancing Club 4; Music Appreciation 4; Science Club 3. V v YVONNE REGER Marshall Hill Road, West Milford AMBITION: Elementary Teacher ACTIVITIES: Babysitting I; Dancing Club 1,4; Glee Club 2; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; F.T.A. 3,4; French Club 3; Honor Trip I; Science Fair 2,4. VINCENT MICHAEL REINO 25 Dupont Street, Haskell AMBITION: Sheet Metal Worker Transferred from Machine Metal Trapes High School, New York. ACTIVITIES: Music Appreciation 4. RICHARD WILLIAM RENKA Main Road, Oak Ridge AMBITION: Military Service ACTIVITIES: Stomp and Coin Club 3; Photography Club 4; Movie Program 4. JOAN RHINESMITH Stonetown, Wanaque AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,4 F.T.A. 3: Beginners' Dancing I; Honor Trip 2; Home Mechanics 2. 134 ROBERT RHINESMITH 2 Stephens Avenue, Wanaque AMBITION: Business ACTIVITIES: Freshman Basketball I; Varsity Basket-ball 2: Basketball 4; Track 1,2,4; Jr. Sportsmen I; Varsity Football 3; Dancing Club 4. RUTH RHINESMITH 2 Stephens Avenue, Wanaque AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: World History Club I; Dancing Club I; Softball Intramurals 1,3; Girls Home Mechanics 2; Test Service 2; Science Fair 2; F.T.A. 3; Nugget Business Staff 3,4; Honor Trip 3; Photography Club 4; Prom Committee 3. SHIRLEY RHINESMITH Eastside Avenue, Midvale AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Girls’ Home Mechanics 2; Secretarial Practice Club 3. RICHARD P. RHODES 5 Woodland Court, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Draftsman ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3; Boys’ Chorus I; Archery Club 2; Wrestling 1,2; Printing 1,2; Football Club 4; Movie Program 4. SANDRA JANE ROMAINE 16 Park Avenue, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council I; Craft Club I; Choir 2,3,4; Nugget Business Staff 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Intramurals 3. WAYNE A. RUMSEY 20 Sunrise Avenue, Bloomingdale AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Wrestling Club I; Chess Club 2; Dancing Club 2; Jr. Sportsmen 3,4; Stamp and Coin Club 3. 135 GERALD RICKER Route 23, Butler AMBITION: Business ACTIVITIES: Freshman Basketball; Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3,4; Bowling Club 3; Basketball Club I. MARILYN RUTH ROGERS 41 Reeve Avenue, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing. I; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Business Service Club 4. ANGELINA RUSSO Union Avenue, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Housewife ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club I; Glee Club I. JOAN MAE RYAN 484 Turnpike, Pompfon Plains AMBITION: Merchandising ACTIVITIES: Twirling Club I; Girls’ Home Mechanics 2. DONALD SCHIRMER 23 Hasbrouck Avenue, Butler AMBITION: Art Teacher ACTIVITIES: Boys’ Chorus 1.2; Choir 1.2; Chess Club I; Bowling Club 3; Art Service 4. SUELLEN SCHMITT Upper Greenwood Lake Transferred fom Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School. Flushing. N. Y. AMBITION: Legal Secretary ACTIVITIES: Cheering I; Art Club I; Glee Club 1,3,4; Choir I; Girls’ Home Mechanics 2; Prom Committee 3; I.R.F. Secretary 3; Honor Trip 3; Usher at Graduation 3; Dancing 4. ROBERT SCHOELLER Pompfon Plains AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Wrestling Club 1,2; Jr. Sportsmen I; Football Club 4; Movie Program 4. LA I LA SCHUERMANN Route I, Newfoundland AMBITION: Nurse ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,3; Choir 3,4; Beginners’ Dancing I; F.N.A. 3,4; Junior Prom Committee 3; Craft Club I; Maple Leaf Apprentice 2; Maple Leaf 3; Maple Leaf—Circulation Manager 4. ARDITH LORRAINE SE HULSTER Crane Avenue, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Student Council 1.2,3,4; Underclass Chairman 2. President 4; World History Club I ; Honor Trip 1,2,3,4; Varsity Cheerleader 2.3, Co-Captain 4; M.L.A.W. 2; Intramurals 1,2; Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; N. J. Girls’ State 3; Elmira Key 3. VALENTIN SEREDA 2 Mann Place, Haskell AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen I; Chess Club 1.2; Test Service 2; Music Appreciation 4. 136 ALFRED SHAHAN 14 Village Road, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Further schooling ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,3,4; Wrestling 2. BETTY MARIE SHARP Ricker Road, Kinnelon AMBITION: Nurse ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club I; Honor Trip 1,2; M.L.A.W. 2; Maple Leaf Editorial Board 3; Prom Committee 3; Maple Leaf 3, Associate Editor 4; Science Fair 4; F.N.A. 4; French Club 3; Library Service 3; Intramural Baseball 3; F.T.A. 4. ROBERT JAY SILVERMAN 72 High Street, Butler AMBITION: Lawyer Transferred from Clifton High School, Clifton, 2. ACTIVITIES: Maple Leaf Staff 2,3; French Club 3,4; Debating Club 3.4; Track 3; Boys' State 3; Nugget Editorial 4. LEE SIMMONS Riverdale AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club I; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Home Mechanics 2; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Nugget Business Staff 3,4; Choir 4; Girls' Citizenship Institute 2. SUSAN ANNE SIMPSON High Crest Lake Transferred from Ramsey High School, 4. AMBITION: Math Career ACTIVITIES: Class Corresponding Secretary I; Class Vice-President 2; Student Council I; Latin Club I; Knitting Club I; Radio-Dramatic Club I; Pickwick Club 2; Girls' Chorus 2; Art Club 2,3; Junior Play; Prom Committee 3; Radio Club 4; Maple Leaf Editorial Staff 4; Science Fair 4; Debating Club 1,2,3,4. RONALD RUSSELL SISCO 59 High Street, Butler AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Choir 1.2,3.4; Boys' Chorus 1.2.3.4; Dancing Club I; Science Fair 1.2; Class Play 2,3,4; Music Servi.ce Club 2,3.4; Prom Committee 3; Senior Play Reading Committee 3; F.T.A. 4; Senior Play. EDWIN SKORSKI 9 Scott Street, Butler AMBITION: Forestry ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3; Beginners' Dancing 2. JAMES SMITH 9 William Street, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Architect ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3,4. 137 NORMA L. SMITH Smith Mills, Butler AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Glee Club 2: Girls’ Intramurols 2; Test Service 3; Business Service 4; Movie Program 4. V 1 RONALD BRUCE SMITH 15 Center Street, Butler AMBITION: Dozer Operator ACTIVITIES: Choir 1.2,3.4; Chess Club I; Beginners' Dancing I; Cross-Country 1.2; Advanced Chorus 2.3,4; Wrestling Club 2. HARRY SPELLMON 196 Boonton Avenue, Butler AMBITION: Factory Work ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club I; Young Politicians 4. Vy DON SPRINGER 31 Roseland Avenue, Haskell AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen Club I. DAVID STANDAERT 108 Boulevard, Pequannock AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1.2; Movie Program 4. GRACE STELLA 4 Manor Avenue, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Nurse ACTIVITIES: Babysitting Club I; Beginners' Dancing Club 1.4; Food Service 1,2; Girls' Home Mechanics Club 2; Craft Club 2; Science Club 3; Astronomy Club 3; Glee Club 4. ARLENE STORMS Westbrook Road R.F.D. I, Newfoundland AMBITION: Nurse ACTIVITIES: Twirling Club I; Forum Club I; Craft Club I; Science Fair 2; Home Mechanics Club 2; Magazine Service 2: Glee Club 2.4; Intramurals 2.3; Library Service 3; F.N.A. 3.4; Maple Leaf Editorial Staff 3.4; Prom Committee 3; Cafeteria Chairman 3; Art Service 3.4; Makeup Squad 4; Astronomy Club 4. MORGAN STORMS 1434 Ringwood Avenue, Haskell AMBITION: Horticulturist ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club 1.2; Jr. Sportsmen I; Music Appreciation 4; Movie Club 4; Chess Club 2. 138 CHRIS STRIFFLER Hamburg Turnpike, R.F.D., Butler AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Freshman Basketball I; J.V. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball Club 1,2,3,4; J.V. Basketball 2,3,4; Varsity Football 3,4. BEVERLY STROHEMEYER 87 Juinear Farms, West Milford AMBITION: I.B.M. Operator ACTIVITIES: Beginners’ Dancing I; Babysitting I; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Girls’ Outdoor Life 3. i, LOUIS J. STRUBLE West Milford AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Football I; Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3,4; Movie Club 4. CLARE M. STUTZ R.F.D. I, Butler AMBITION: Physical Therapist ACTIVITIES: Jr. Forum I; Honpr Trip 1,4; Babysitting Club I; M.L.A.W. 2; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Glee Club 3; Girls' Intramurals 3,4; Choir 3.4; Radio Club 3; Public Speaking 4; Science Fair 4; Library Service 4; Girls’ Leadership 4; Debating Club 4. I WALTER SWEENEY 61 Gifford Street, Butler AMBITION: Navy ACTIVITIES: Visual Aids I; Beginners' Dancing 2. i RONALD TANIS )3 Village Road, Pompfon Plains 'ransferred from Lodi Hiqh 1 MBITION: Forest Rang r h°o1, CTIVITIES: Astronomy Cluk s r lr. Sportsmen 4. Ub 3: D°ne,n9 Club 4; JOSEPH TAYLOR Mt. Glen Lake, R.F.D. I, Butler AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Study Hall 1,2.3. GAIL TELMOSSE 32 Pequannock Avenue, Pequannock AMBITION: Office Worker ACTIVITIES: Beginners’ Dancing I; Test Service 2: M.L.A.W. 2; Archery 3; Dancing. 139 V •• BARBARA E. TERHUNE Union Valley Road, Newfoundland AMBITION: Nurse ACTIVITIES: Math Club I; Craft Club I; M.LA.W. 2; Girls’ Home Mechanics 2: Girls’ Outdoor Life 3; Archery 3: Girls’ Intramurols 3.4; Public Speaking 4; Girls’ Leadership 4; Science Fair 4. BARBARA L. TERHUNE La Rue Road, Newfoundland AMBITION: Kindergarten Teacher ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2; Musicianship 1.3.4; Band 1.2.3.4; Choir 3.4; Honor Trip M.L.A.W. 2; F.T.A. 3; Prom Committee 3. DONALD THULIN Upper Lakeview Avenue, Erskine Lakes Transferred Freshman Year from Glen Rock Junior High School, Glen Rock, N. J. AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,3,4; Basketball I; J.V. Football 2; Football Club 2. SANDRA JEAN TINTLE 12 Western Avenue, Butler AMBITION: Art Teacher ACTIVITIES: Varsity Twirler 2.3,4; Twirling Club 1,2; Art Service 3,4; Makeup 3,4; Junior Prom Chairman 3; Class Secretary 2; Class Play I; Radio Club 3.4; Glee Club 4; Choir 4; F.T.A. 4; Test Service 2; M.L.A.W. 2; Special Dramatics 4; Crafts Club I. JOYCE TERHUNE Union Valley Road, West Milford AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Honor Trip I; Glee Club I; Student Council I; Girls’ Home Mechanics 2; M.L.A.W. 2; Archery 3; Prom Committee 3; Choir 3,4; Maple Leaf 4. PATRICIA ANN THOMPSON 8 Elm Street, Butler AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Floater I; Choir 2.3,4; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Prom Committee 3; Young Politicians 4; Nugget Editorial Staff 3,4. BRUCE TOWNSEND 23 Fredericks Street, Midvale AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Choir 1,2,4; Boys' Chorus 1.2.3,4; Chess Club 1,2; Music Service 1.2,3.4; All State Chorus 3.4; Bond 4. JANET L. TOWNSEND Terrace Avenue, Butler AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Dancing I; Glee Club I; Girls’ Outdoor Life 3; Prom Committee 3; Dancing Club 4. 140 GERARD TRACY 14 Maple Avenue, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Football 1,2.3,4; Football Club 1.2, 3,4; Chess Club 1,2. RICHARD TRAVERSO Maple Avenue, Haskell AMBITION: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Basketball Club I; Dancing Club I; Chess Club 2; Prom Committee 3; Young Poli- WILLIAM TUCKER 17 Paul Place, Haskell AMBITION: Retail Food ACTIVITIES: Nugget Business Stoff 3,4: Beginners' Dancing 2; Dancing Club 4. PATRICIA TUTTY 95 Valley Road, Butler AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Glee Club 1,2; Test Service 3: Girls' Outdoor Life 3: Prom Committee 3: Maple Leaf 4: Dancing Club 4. ticions 4; Movie Club 4. RONALD VAN DYKE Hamburg Turnpike, Riverdale AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Jr. Sportsmen 1.2; Astronomy Club 3,4. JOHN VAN KIRK 123 Jackson Street, Haskell AMBITION: Navy ACTIVITIES: Football 1,4; Chess Club I; Football Club 1,4. DAVID VAN NESS 2 Pearl Avenue, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,3; Beginners' Dancing I; Archery Club 2; Chess Club 2. RONALD VAN ORDEN Morberg Hill, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Fireman ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,3; Model Club I; Chess Club 2; Stamp and Coin Club 3; Movie Program 4; Photography 4; Dancing Club 2. 141 THOMAS VAN ORDEN Echo Lake Road, Apshawa AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2; Beginners' Dancing I; Football Club 3; Football 3,4. ERROL VAN SPLINTER 13 Locust Street, Midvale AMBITION: Auto Repair Business ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3; Beginners' Dancing I; Printing I; Boys' Chorus 2; Basketball Club Manager 3,4. THOMAS VAN VOORHIS Bellot Road, Lake Erskine AMBITION: Machinist ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3. JANET VARGO Route 23, Butler AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2.3,4: Croft Club I; M.L.A.W. 2; Maple Leaf 3,4; Choir 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Special Dramatics 4; Costume Club 4. BEVERLY DONNA VREELAND 4 Morris Avenue, Riverdale AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Twirling 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4: Twirling Club 1,2; Leadership Club 3,4; Gym Club 3. WAYNE G. WALECK 20 Wilrue Parkway, Pompton Plains AMBITION: Navy ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Wrestling 1,2. GARRETT WALKER 80 Newark-Pompton Turnpike, Riverdale AMBITION: Engineer ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen I; Honor Trip 1,2,3,4; Chess Club 2. FREDRICK WALTER WALLACE, JR. 2 Riverside Drive, Pequannock AMBITION: Linemon, Bell Telephone Co. ACTIVITIES: Model Club I; Jr. Sportsmen 1,2; Football 2; Public Speaking 4; Movie Program 4. 142 CHRISTIAN WALSH Cahill Road, West Milford AMBITION: College m ACTIVITIES: Basketball 1; Basketball Club 1; m f 9n V Football Club 1,2; Football 2,4; Track 2. O SUSAN E. WARD 451 Pepperidge Tree Terrace, Smoke Rise Transferred from Lacordaire High School, Montclair. AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Girls' Basketball I; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Service Club 2; Girls' Outdoor Life 3; F.T.A. 4; Glee Club 1,3; Special Dramatics 4. GENEVIEVE WEAVER R.F.D. I, Weaver Road, Butler AMBITION: Industrial Nurse ACTIVITIES: Glee Club I; Dancing Club I; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Radio Club 3; F.N.A. 3,4. PATRICIA WEAVER R.F.D. I, Butler AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2.3.4; Junior Forum I; Honor Trip 1,2,3,4, M.L.A.W. 2; Maple Leaf 3,4, (Junior Editorial Board): F.T.A. 3,4; Girls' State 3, (alternate); Choir 3.4; Honor Society 3,4; Prom Committee 3; Editor-in-Chief, Maple Leaf 4; Science Fair 2. v ,! PETER WESTERHOFF Bellot Road, Lake Erskine AMBITION: Carpenter ACTIVITIES: Wrestling 1.2. MARY WHALEN 85 Ringwood Avenue, Midvale AMBITION: Airline Stewardess ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1.3; Dancing Club 2.4; Drama Club 2; Forum 3,4. 143 I MARSHA WEMLINGER Kiel Avenue, Kinnelon AMBITION: Secretary ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club 1,2,4; Crafts Club I; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Girls' Outdoor Life 3; Attendance Office Service 3,4. WENDY L. WENDT Smoke Rise, Butler AMBITION: Nursing ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Craft Club I; Choir 2,3,4; M.L.A.W. 2; Prom Committee 3; F.N.A. 4; Young Politicians 4. JAMES A. WHITEHEAD 17 Ella Street, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1.2,4; Beginners' Dancing I. ALICE MARIE WILLIAMS 21 Bartholdi Avenue, Butler AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: World History Club I; Glee Club I. 2,3; Library Service 1.2; Girls Intramurals 1.2.3; J. V. Cheerleader 2,3; Varsity Cheerleader 4; M.L.A.W. 2; Choir 2.3.4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Nugget Editorial Staff 4; Special Dramatics 4; Girls State 3. FRED EDWARD WITTY Glen Wild Avenue, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Riding Stables ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3,4; Beginners' Dancing I; Football Club 2; Stamp and Coin Club 3; Visual Aids 3.4; Movie Club 4. EDWARD WOODHAM I I First Street, Pequannock AMBITION: Undecided ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen 1,2,3. NANCY WUESTER Burnt Meadow Road, Wanaque AMBITION: Teacher ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1,2,3.4; Debating Club I; Choir 2,3,4; Maple Leaf 2; Nugget 3; Prom Committee 3; F.T.A. 4; Science Fair 4. ELLEN WYNN Boonton Avenue, Kinnelon AMBITION: College ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Babysitting Club I; Honor Trip 1,2; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Chess Club 2; Nugget Business 3,4; Intramurals 3; Prom Committee 3; Choir 4; Young Politicians 4; Glee Club 3,4. 144 EDYTHE B. WICHTERMAN 684 Turnpike, Pompton Plains AM8ITION: Secretory ACTIVITIES: Glee Club 1.3; Craft Club I; Freshman Play I; Girls' Home Mechanics 2; Maple Leaf Apprentice 2; Sophomore Ploy 2; Mople Leaf Junior Editorial Staff 3: Prom Committee 3; Mople Leaf Sports Editor 4. KATHLEEN CAROL WILKIE Capstan Road, Stowaway Park, West Milford AMBITION: Secretarial College ACTIVITIES: Beginners' Dancing I; Glee Club 1,2; Test Service 2,3; Prom Committee 3; Nugget Editorial Staff 3; Girls' Service Club 4; Makeup Committee 4; Costume Club 4. V. —7 LESTER YERKES 5 Woodward Avenue, Bloomingdale AMBITION: Business Administration ACTIVITIES: Jr. Sportsmen I; Beginners' Dancing I; Wrestling 2; Stamp and Coin Club 3; Science Club 3; Astromy Club 4; Music Appreciation 4; Dancing Club 2. KATHLEEN J. YOUKET Cedar Trail, East Fayson Lake Transferred from St. Pat's Academy, Binghamton, New York, 3. AMBITION: Personnel Representative of Bell Telephone Company ACTIVITIES: J.V. Cheerleader I; Varsity Cheerleader 2; Glee Club 1,2; C.S.M.C. 1,2; Paster Club I; Choir 1,2,4. aEuifclBl ART O'DELL • Stricken with poliomyelitis during his Sophomore year, hospitalized for months, told he might never walk again, he has made a strong-hearted recovery and has again been able to resume his studies under a tutor. He showed his loyalty to his school when he turned up during football season and the Class of '57 is proud to claim him as one of its very own. MISS DINA NIELSON • Senior Class advisor, without whose patient help such mere trifles as class rings, magazine campaign, senior play, and senior trip would have been impossible. A few members also would add thank you for her help in teaching them math. 145 • Judy Ohr, determined to play football in spite of threats to have her expelled, flaunts her equipment for all to see. The cast, L. to R.: Ronnie Sisco as Tommy Green, John Pfahl as Mr. Wilson, Mary Jane Moeller as Joan, Jackie Isbill as Agnes, Judy Ohr as Ginger, Jeanne Allen as Liz, and Bill Oliver as Eddie Davis. “TIME OUT FOR GINGER” A talented cast of ten under the direction of Miss Louise Boehm had the audience rolling in the aisles with their presentation of Time Out For Ginger, a hilarious three-act comedy, on November 16th and 17th. Father discovers that raising three daughters is enough to create more than a few grey hairs, especially when the youngest, Ginger, decides that she is going to be a girl football player. Stage Crew, Costume Club, Make-Up Squad, Construction Crew and all the senior homeroom ticket chairmen worked hard to make it a success. The proceeds helped the Nugget business staff find its way through its maze of financing the yearbook. • Ronnie Sisco leads with a left onto the chin of astonished four letterman Bill Oliver. • Mary Jane Moeller and Gail Cluff listen seriously and quietly as their mother, Jackie Isbill, explain the big problem of Ginger and her football career and the other problem—their father who has become a wild-eyed football fan. • John Pfahl records the names of the cast on the back-stage wall. 0- J i ' B,il O f uo Rs '1 pf s' ' • Judy Ohr gives Ronnie Sisco a piece of her mind right after her father, Rich Fairlamb, advised him to stand up for his rights and to show her who's boss. • Rah! Rah! She scored a touchdown!!! • Stars in her hair. Senior debaters, I. to r.: Sue Simpson, Bobby Friesinger, Bob Silverman, Flora Hand, Irma Joseph, and Clare Stutz. S E N STRICTLY 0 R Four year band members, I. to r.: Frank Muth, Scott Hendrickson, Rich Gormley, Jeannie Allen, and Barb Terhune. Senior members of the Student Council include, seated, I. to r.: Larry Linham% Scott Hendrickson, Buzz Martin, Ronnie Berry; standing, Carolyn Dunne, Wilma Campbell, Mary Lou Frahn, Diana Gryskiewicz, and Jean Chapman. STUDENT COUNCIL ADVISORS MISS DRAKE AND MR. GOLDBERG ARE QUOTED AS SAYING: IPIATlR 0 NIIZ E u ADV E R USERS 1. 2. 3. 4. THE FOUR-WAY TEST Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to all concerned? Will it build GOOD WILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned? Copyright 1946. Rotary International ______________________________________________ WATSON JEWELERS 105 Wanaque Avenue Pompton Lakes, New Jersey JOSEPH H WATSON, Prop. TErhune 5-1041 PAUL’S JEWELRY Pompton Lakes New Jersey Watch Repairing Special Order Work WILLIAMSON’S JEWELRY 58 Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey Walter A. Wagenhoffer, Prop. BUtler 9-0333 MAX ROTH Pompton Lakes Cleaners TErhune 5-0090 VAN NESS LUMBER COMPANY Pequannock, New Jersey MOuntain View 8-0020 Little Falls 4-0090 KITCHELL LUMBER AND WOODWORKING CO. 122 Hamburg Turnpike Bloomingdale, New Jersey Next to the Theater Phone: BUtler 9-0253 Compliments of VET’S DRY CLEANING SERVICE CUENTER MOTOR COMPANY 57 Main Street Mr. Guenter Bloomingdale, New Jersey 3-Hour Service RIVERDALE MARTINIZINC CLEANERS Hamburg Turnpike and Mead Avenue Riverdale, New Jersey Pick Up and Delivery Service Store Hours: Friday 7:30 to 9:00 Monday to Saturday 7:30 to 6:00 TErhune 5-4849 TErhune 5-3462 Fast Pick-Up Delivery ABC 3-HR. CLEANERS Always Better Cleaning Expert Spotting Service Daily Commuter Service In by 8:00 A M. — Out by 6:00 P.M. 1067 Ringwood Avenue Haskell, New Jersey 152 StRV URStLF MismimF LILLIES FAMOUS BRANDS Quality Shoes at Bargain Prices 49 Hamburg Turnpike Riverdale, New Jersey J. M. DACLIAN DEPARTMENT STORE Electrical Appliances — Dry Goods Furniture 100 Main Street Butler, New Jersey TOWNE DRESS SHOP 126 Main Street Butler, New Jersey Phone: BUtler 9-0848 tiii- • .-1 3 ■— ALLEN TYPEWRITERS 32 Colfax Avenue Pompton Lakes, New Jersey TErhune 5-1654 Royal Distributor and Products by Royal TONIS SPORTSWEAR AND FORMALS 276 Wanaque Avenue Pompton Lakes, New Jersey POMPTON MOTORS DODGE Sales and Service 173 Hamburg Turnpike Pompton Lakes, New Jersey TErhune 5-0940 HERMAN STURBLE. Prop. inney elly V leaners Route 23 Butler, New Jersey 4-HOUR SERVICE BUtler 9-1425 TErhune 5-2776 587 Turnpike Pompton Plains, New Jersey J. P. GRANT STORES 5 10c BLOOMINCDALE’S VARIETY STORE 61 Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey TErhune 5-4488 SEMEL’S DEPARTMENT STORE 1066 Ringwood Avenue Haskell, New Jersey Men — Women Children’s Apparel TErhune 5-2881 THE FABRIC CORNER Silk — Cotton — Woolens Slipcovers - Drapery Fabrics and Supplies 264 Wanaque Avenue Pompton Lakes, New Jersey THE PLAINSMAN MEN’S AND BOY’S SHOP 595 Turnpike Pompton Plains, New Jersey Opposite Bank THE DESIGNER’S SHOP DRESSES AND SEPARATES HELEN GAYLORD DORIS SENNERT TErhune 5-1755 THE KNIT SHOP Knitting Yarn and Accessories 258 Wanaque Avenue Pompton Lakes, New Jersey POMPTON CALE SHOP Sportswear - Knitwear - Lingerie 212 Wanaque Avenue Pompton Lakes, New Jersey 155 KRESSATYS PHARMACY KADISH REXALL DRUGS “Just A Good Drug Store” 1068 Ringwood Avenue Haskell, New Jersey FRED KRESSATY Registered Pharmacist Tel. TErhune 5-1627 Butler, New Jersey When quality is our first consideration the drug store to choose is WEST MILFORD PHARMACY Main Street West Milford, New Jersey Phones: Day or Night WEst Milford 4-9841 WEst Milford 4-5471 “We Can Fill Any Prescription” SHARR DRUCS E. TINK, Reg. Pharm. Phone: TErhune 5-0494 135 Colfax Avenue Pompton Lakes, New Jersey Prescriptions and Camera Supplies (Graflex. Bell Howell and Eastman Headquarters) Drugs — Cosmetics Dependable Prescription Service Movie Cameras — Costume Jewelry PINK’S PHARMACY The Prescription Drug Store HAROLD STRAUSS, R.P. 178 Main Street, Butler, New Jersey Phone BU 9-1063 BLOOMINGDALE PHARMACY Main Street — Ford Building Bloomingdale, New Jersey : Complete Prescription Department BUtler 9-1212 BUTLER CLEANERS Cr DYERS BILL’S HARDWARE 638 Ringwood Avenue 15 Boonton Avenue Midvale, New Jersey Butler, New Jersey WM. KLEIN, Prop. “Friendly Service” TErhune 5-H32 TErhune 5-1035 FRANK’S MOTOR SALES CIRCLE AUTOMOTIVE, INC. Route 23 268 Main Street Riverdale, New Jersey At The Circle Butler, New Jersey Everything Automotive BUtler 9-0056 157 TErhune 5-4800 PLAINS PHARMACY WBP i Jfl| Pompton Plains Free Delivery Established 1888 Main Street, Butler, New Jersey PONTIAC y ROYAL PONTIAC Route 23 Butler, New Jersey BUtler 9-1400 158 FALLON MOTORS WARD’S PHARMACY I Route 23 R.F.D. 1 Butler, New Jersey “You Are Always Welcome At Ward’s” THE BUTLER NEWS COMPANY School Supplies Greeting Cards and Gifts Wrappings Toys and Games for All Age Groups 12 Main Street Butler, New Jersey STUDEBAKER AND PACKARD SALES AND SERVICE Main Street, Bloomingdale, New Jersey BUtler 9-0857 SPIEGEL’S BUTLER FLORIST 93 Kiel Avenue Butler, New Jersey BUtler 9-1090 WANAQUE FLORIST, Inc. Call TErhune 5-4328 895 Ringwood Avenue Haskell, New Jersey F. B. WHITTLE HARDWARE COMPANY Plumbing and Heating Butler, New Jersey Phone: BUtler 9-01 17 DONALD W. SHORTER. Prop. BUTLER-NEWARK DAILY DELIVERY, Inc. Al Kochka, Sr. Al Kochka, Jr. “We don’t cover the world, but we do give superior service in Northern New Jersey.” 105 Bartholdi Avenue Butler, New Jersey BUtler 9-1200 TICE HARDWARE COMPANY Paints - Plumbing - Supplies Sporting Goods 16 Main Street Butler, New Jersey TErhune 5-0993 JONES HARDWARE COMPANY Floor Sanders Waxers Rented Keys Made 600 Turnpike Pompton Plains, New Jersey Flowers For All Occasions FUNERAL DESIGNS WEDDING BOUQUETS CORSACES - CENTERPIECES 160 RICHARDS FUNERAL HOME Riverdale, New Jersey TErhune 5-0164 Cyrus Stickle, Jr. STICKLE FUNERAL HOME Compliments of Newfoundland, New Jersey POMPTON FURNITURE COMPANY NEwfoundland 9-8141 Telephone NEwfoundland 9-4552 ARDLEY’S FURNITURE BOOTE SUPPLY CO. Hardware - Household Goods Facing Lake Swannanoa Oak Ridge, New Jersey Main Street HENRY W. BOOTE, Prop. ARTHUR CLAESER, Mgr. Bloomingdale, New Jersey 161 ARTHUR JANSEN General Contractor ROMEO ROOFING COMPANY ] Kent Place Asbestos and Insulated Sidings Pompton Plains, New Jersey Aluminum Siding and Porch Enclosures Bloomingdale, New Jersey TErhune 5-3783 BUtler 9-1844 D’AGOSTINO Funeral Home Haskell, New Jersey TErhune 5-4220 RILEY HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. Ceneral Contractors Roofing Siding Combination Aluminum Windows Doors 273 Newark-Pompton Turnpike Pequannock, New Jersey MOuntain View 8-1506 BUtler 9-1731 NEAL RILEY JOHN RILEY TO THE CLASS OF 1957 May The Highway Of Life Be Paved With Success Phone: BUtler 9-0952 Phone: BUtler 9-2000 ‘‘Anything in Masonry” DEMOTT CAHILL Mason Contractor Lafayette Street Butler. New Jersey JOSEPH H. MARTIN SONS Aluminum Awnings, Combination Win dows. Doors, Venetian Blinds Window Shades - Jalousies Porch Enclosures Our Specialty Office: State Highway No. 23 Butler, New Jersey A Full Line of Artist Supplies Phones: TErhune 5-3380 — 3381 COLFAX PAINT SERVICE Your Agency For . . . Dutch Boy-Multi Tint Adelphi-Spred Satin Largest Selection of Wallpaper in Northern New Jersey 207 Wanaque Avenue Pompton Lakes, New Jersey Inquire About Instructions TErhune 5-H19 WANAQUE SUPPLY Excavating Shovels and Bulldozers Estimates Cheerfully Civen Ringwood Avenue Haskell, New Jersey 163 Esso WITTY’S SERVICE Bud and Fred WILLIAM F. MORRISON. Director BUtler 9-2290 Clenwild Avenue Bloomingdale, New Jersey Phone: BUtler 9-0178 MARTY’S GULF STATION Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey Phone: BUtler 9-0788 P. J. MONAHAN Paints State Highway BUtler 9-1433 BLOOMINGDALE SERVICE STATION Pompton-Hamburg Turnpike Bloomingdale, New Jersey BUtler 9-1426 GILBERT G. TRACY. Prop. Compliments of ALEXANDER J. MacKENN LANDSCAPE CONTRACTING ORNAMENTAL AND PRACTICAL “Your home, like a precious jewel, needs the proper setting.” 104 Glenwild Avenue Bloomingdale, New Jersey Phone: BUtler 9-0174 164 Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class of 1957 LEVINE FURNITURE COMPANY 118 Main Street Butler, New Jersey BUtler 9-0142 BILL’S SERVICE STATION Price With The Ice MEIERS ESSO STATION Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey Phone: BUtler 9-0546 TINTLE’S ESSO SERVICENTER Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey Phone: BUtler 9-0104 HARRY RHINESMITH’S CARACE Bloomingdale, New Jersey DeGRAW’S GULF SERVICE Richard DeGraw Corner of Hamilton Street and Union Avenue Bloomingdale, New Jersey BUtler 9-1464 Route 23 Butler, New Jersey All Night Services BUtler 9-1366-J Tel. TErhune 5-0236 MIDVALE CARACE Repairing - Lubrication Service - Parts 550 Ringwood Avenue Wanaque, New Jersey F. CHRISBACHER PHILLIPS TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Greenwood Lake Turnpike Hewitt, New Jersey 167 TErhune 5-5580 Congratulations and all good wishes to the Class of 1957 from JERSEY STATE SYSTEM CARWASH Hamburg Tpk., Black Oak Ridge Rd. Pompton Falls Paterson 2, New Jersey FRAWLEY’S SERVICE General Repair 24-Hour Towing Service Butler, New Jersey BUtler 9-0530 BUtler 9-2303 YOPPY’S Bear Wheel Alinement and Balancing Service 126 Hamburg Turnpike Bloomingdale, New Jersey J. BRANDT RICHARD F. CORMLEY Insurance of All Kinds 2 Gifford Street Butler, New Jersey Telephone BUtler 9-1284 Phone: TErhune 5-5666-7 RIVERDALE AUTO PARTS Newark Turnpike Riverdale, New Jersey FRANK CORMLEY, ACENCY Joe McKeon Insurance 19 High Street Butler, New Jersey Telephone: BUtler 9-1044 168 EDWARD A. CASEY Realtor - Insuror The Term Realtor Assures You of Ethical Representation 13 Union Valley Road West Milford, New Jersey Tel. WEst Milford 4-8931 JESSE WARD ACENCY Established 1888 Every Line of Insurance Butler, New Jersey BUtler 9-1140 HERBERT C. LYON TErhune 5-2914 Real Estate — Insurance Motto — INSURE TO BE SURE OUT-O’-DOORS 354 Pompton Turnpike Pequannock, New Jersey Tel. MOuntain View 8-1 175 Outdoor Furniture State Highway No. 23 Just North of Traffic Circle Riverdale, New Jersey MANHATTAN BUS LINES Route 46 East Paterson, New Phone: PRescott 7-1213 ■■■ Compliments of THE BLUE N’ COLD u XL 170 Telephone BUtler 9-0280 LA SALA S CONFECTIONERY We Have Everything Samuel P. La Sala, Prop. 137 Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey THE PRO’S SWEET SHOP Newspapers - Magazines Cift Wrap - Greeting Cards 6 Boonton Avenue Butler, N. J. NEwfoundland 9-7157 MIDVALE SWEET SHOP Midvale, New Jersey Breyer's Ice Cream RUTH’S COFFEE SHOP Fountain Service Savory Meals and Tasty Sandwiches Oak Ridge Road at Route 23 When in West Milford, Stop at “THE GREEN TOP’’ To Meet the B.H.S. Gang of West Milford Phone: BUtler 9-1138 LAKELAND RADIO TV SERVICE 108 Main Street Authorized Dealer DUMONT - MOTOROLA HOTPOINT - EMERSON JOE DOMINGUEZ, Prop. DALE CIFT CARD SHOPPE Exclusive Gifts Hallmark Creeting Cards 51 Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey BUtler 9-0309 _________ . - 2 BLUE DOOR LUNCHEONETTE MASKIN’S Candy - Stationery 1073 Ringwood Avenue Haskell, New Jersey TErhune 5-5774 “Meet your friends here after school’’ Turnpike and Jackson Avenue Pompton Plains RIVERDALE SWEET SHOPPE Karpiak Brothers OLD BARN MILK BAR Alderney Ice Cream Soda - Sandwiches - Sundaes - Waffles Pompton-Hamburg Turnpike Riverdale, New Jersey Pompton Falls, New Jersey The Mayor and Council of the Borough of Butler Extend the Congratulations of the RESIDENTS OF THE BOROUGH OF BUTLER to the CLASS OF 1957 . . . WILLIAM DEAN, Mayor LAWRENCE F. BRINSTER, Council President FREDERICK W. HAZEKAMP CHARLES W. MABEY WILLIAM F. BROWN RAYMOND E. ESSINC FRANK D. MUTH 173 Sales — Service Large Selection of Records 180 Main Street John Havens' MIDVALE RADIO TELEVISION Butler, New Jersey Phone: BUtler 9-0245 642 Ringwood Avenue Midvale, New Jersey TWIN TOWN Radio — Television — Bottle Cas Electric Cas Appliances RCA — PHILCO BUtler 9-1565 125 Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey MAPLELAWN FARM Lawrence Kayhart and Son Boonton Avenue Kinnelon, New Jersey Strictly Fresh Eggs and Poultry Free Delivery BUtler 9-3017-J 174 BROOK VALLEY POULTRY FARM Watson Kayhart Boonton Avenue Butler, New Jersey BUtler 9-0226-J ROMANOS MARKET 112 Main Street Butler, New Jersey Phone: BUtler 9-1413 McKEON’S MARKET Meats — Groceries 160 Main Street Butler, New Jersey W. J. CLEARY’S MARKET Butler, New Jersey Phone: BUtler 9-0011 Since 1922 MArket 3-1790-1 H. A. GREENE COMPANY SPORTING GOODS COMPLETE ATHLETIC OUTFITTERS School and Club Jackets and Sweaters 28 Halsey Street Newark 2, N. J. (Near Central Avenue) Phone: BUtler 9-0869 ROYAL ECONOMY MARKET, Inc. Complete Food Market Imported and Domestic Wines and Liquors 29 Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey Compliments of CIRCLE CROCERY 90 Hamburg Tpke. Bloomingdale, New Jersey BUtler 9-1543 TErhune 5-0098 RAFKINDS MARKET Finest Quality Meats Sold in North Jersey Riverdale, New Jersey TErhune 5-4609 JAYE’S MARKET Prime and Choice Meats Home Freezers Stocked at Wholesale Prices Service Our Specialty 612 Newark-Pompton Turnpike Pompton Plains, New Jersey Good Luck and Much Happiness to the Class of 1957 BOROUGH OF BLOOMINGDALE Mayor WILLIAM TICE Council KENNETH MATHEWS WESLEY DeCRAW LOUIS McKEEVER JOHN BRANDT WILLIAM WORTH W. THOMAS TINTLE Clerk SAMUEL D. BABCOCK 177 HARRY B. DEMAS Sunset Delicatessen Corner Cameron Avenue and Newark-Pompton Pike Open from 6:30 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. We Will Serve You With All Your Needs Including GROCERIES, COLD CUTS, NOTIONS DRUGS COSMETICS, SURGICAL SUPPLIES, GREETING CARDS, NEWSPAPERS CANDIES FROZEN FOOD HERSHEY ICE CREAM $.99 per Vi gal. — 30c per pint SODA We Will Cheerfully Deliver Orders of $1.00 or more Phone TErhune 5-5723 MARCOS MARKET Self-Service Pompton Plains New Jersey 178 Compliments of PEQUANNOCK MARKET For beautiful permanents LOREE BEAUTY LOUNGE 53 Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey LOUIE’S BARBER SHOP 135 Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey JENNINGS’ TAXI SERVICE Stanley C. Jennings Route 23 Modern Cabs If no answer call residence NEwfoundland 9-2321 24-Hour Service Taxi Stand NEwfoundland 9-5481 TRI BORO HOME LAUNDRY ‘A Week’s Wash Done in 30 Minutes” 93 Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey PAT’S LAUNDROMAT 11 West Arch Street Shirts Laundered Butler, New Jersey Dry Cleaning No Muss, No Fuss, No Bother We’re just as near as your phone BUtler 9-1575 BLOOMINGDALE TAXI Radio Dispatched STANDS: Acme Market Big Leader Bloomingdale, New Jersey 179 ok am a am open Monday thru Saturday ’til 10 p.m, CLOSED SUNDAYS CORPORATION TE 5-4402 Route 23 Home of the Alemite Five Year Guarantee BERKELEY SCHOOL EAST ORANGE. NEW JERSEY 22 Prospect St. Orange 3-1246 New York 17. 420 Islington Ave. White Plains. NY. 80 Grand St Prepare now for a preferred secretarial position. Berkeley - trained secretaries are associated with a wide variety of business organizations. Courses for high-school graduates and college women. Distinguished faculty. Effective placement service. Catalogue. Write Assistant Director. Terms: Feb., July, Sept. RINCS PINS MEDALS CHARMS CUPS PLAQUES TROPHIES excellent design skilled craftsmanship superb quality CLARENCE YOHE BARBER 164 Main Street Butler, New Jersey Telephone: BUtler 9-0040-J YOUR CLASS JEWELER DIEGES 6l CLUST 17 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK 8, N. Y. BOSTON • PROVIDENCE GENE S BARBER SHOP 1097 Ringwood Avenue Haskell, New Jersey 181 MANUFACTURING JEWELERS SUNSET FLOWER CARDENS Retail Florists BURD AND AL ARNOLD WE SEND FLOWERS BY WIRE ANYTIME AND ANYWHERE” Florists’ Telegraph Delivery Sunset Road and Boulevard Pompton Plains, New Jersey DANIEL MOTORS, Inc. 261 Wanaque Avenue Pompton Lakes, New Jersey DODCE “JOB RATED” TRUCKS DANIEL A. SALAMENO. President TErhune 5-2800 Established 1897 JAMES F. COLLINS CO. Kitchen Equipment and Supplies For Hotels, Restaurants, and Institutions 149 Mulberry Street Newark 2, New Jersey Phone: Mitchell 2-0855 Craftsmanship Tells The Story VAN ZILE VERA Floor and Wall Coverings Carpets, Rugs, Linoleum, Tile 99 Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey BUtler 9-2363 182 SMOKE RISE — HALLMARK OF QUALITY Smoke Rise as your address is a hallmark of quality—for membership in this discriminating club stamps you as the enviable part owner of a 5000 acre estate; a carefully planned community unique in the Metropolitan area. Your land and the house you build on it, the surrounding natural, wooded terrain, your rights to the roads, Club areas and beautiful Lake Kinnelon protected forever by the Smoke Rise Club Plan. Here, only 30 miles from New York, you will find country living at its best, yet you can drive to the City in 45 minutes on uncrowded dual highways all the way. More than 300 families are now living at Smoke Rise—each family in a house custom-built to individual plans and specifications— each house on a site of an acre or more. Brochure on request. If you are interested in country living at its best —at reasonable living costs—you owe it to yourself to visit Smoke Rise THE SMOKE RISE COMPANY Take Lincoln Tunnel to Dual Highway 3 to Route 46 to Route 23—then 14 miles along Route 23 Kinnelon Borough, Butler P. O., New Jersey. Tel. Butler (N. J.) 9-0045 FACTS ABOUT SMOKE RISE All-Year Community 30 Miles from N. Y. C. 5000 Scenic Acres 1000 Ft. Elevation Club Plan Protection Swimming Fishing All Winter Sports Club Commuter Coach to Times Square Sites from $4,500 Minimum 1 Acre Custom-Built Houses—$30,000 to $75,000—Firm Contract Price Complete Planning Building and Financing Services 183 After You Craduate Will Banking Be Your Career? Young men and women who would like to discuss the advantages of a career in banking in one of New Jersey’s largest and most progressive banks are invited to stop in and get details from Mr. Stephen Cermond, Vice-president at our Ellison Street Office, 125 Ellison Street, Paterson. You’ll receive a cordial welcome. r NATIONAL BANK Ah T USl COf ANt O PATtRS J 18 Convenient Offices in Passaic County MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ATKINS CHEVROLET HOME OF Pompton Lakes, New Jersey TErhune 5-5050 GIENWILD AVe. BlOOlllinGDALE DRAPERY AND RODS YARD COODS In fact, just about everything in fabrics for you and your home— and at substantial savings, too. Money Back Guarantee 184 Congratulations to the Class of 1957 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BUTLER Butler, New Jersey Main Office PARK PLACE BUTLER Pequannock Township Office THE TURNPIKE POMPTON PLAINS Seasonal Office NEWFOUNDLAND MEMBER F.D.I.C. AND FEDERAL RESERVE IMPROVEMENT 185 DELMA STUDIOS 521 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York OUR OFFICIAL YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER OFFICE AND LABORATORY 9 West 20th Street New York 11, New York Phone: WAtkins 9-1880 186 NEwfoundland 9-7157 Phone: WEst Milford 4-6301 TRIANCLE WASHERETTE Laundry — Cleaning Shirts RUDY’S HOME BAKERY Main Road at Route 23 Newfoundland, New Jersey MILLIE’S HOME BAKERY Fresh Bakery Coods FRESH ROLLS — BREAD CAKE DAILY 142 Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey Main Street West Milford, New Jersey Phone: BUtler 9-1388 lii i HASKELL BAKERY B. A. Crasso, Proprietor H. J. KIRBY 5 10 The Bakery of Quality Main Street 1089 Ringwood Avenue Haskell, New Jersey Butler, New Jersey Phone: Pompton Lakes 7-1933 CLARENCE H. RINKEL THOS. HOFF Oak Ridge, New Jersey 86 Main Street “If you have it, I’ll buy it (junk)” “If you want wood. I’ll have to sell it!” Bloomingdale, New Jersey Phone: BUtler 9-0834 FRANCIS L. CHRISMAN REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 32 High Street Butler, New Jersey Telephone: BUtler 9-0167 BRANCH OFFICE Chrisman and Davenport Union Valley Road West Milford, New Jersey Telephone: WEst Milford 4-9281 LOUIS LEVINE SONS 1 54 Main Street Butler, New Jersey North Jersey’s Finest Store For Men and Boys Telephone: TErhune 5-0992 RED’S NEW LOOK CLEANERS Pick-Up and Delivery Fur Storage — Tailoring 95 Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey BUtler 9-1949 Italian Sandwiches Dinners 901 Ringwood Avenue Haskell, New Jersey TErhune 5-1477 189 Best Wishes to the Class of 1957 From the Class of 1955 WEDDINGS AND PARTIES SUNDAY DINNERS Newfoundland 9-4891 DANCING EVERY SATURDAY NITE! Longwood Valley Road, Oak Ridge, New Jersey 190 ' of t -jp WILBUR W. FREDERICKS Coal Oil Complete Heating Systems Class of 1929 Class c ''Oak Ridge, New Jersey wfoundland 9-8291 SHIRLEEN BOTTLE CAS CO. Oak Ridge, New Jersey Complete Line of Home Appliances Phone: NEwfoundland 9-4663 JOHN D. CHARDAVOYNE Cr SONS Fuel Oil — Kerosene Metered Service Oak Ridge, New Jersey Phone: NEwfoundland 9-3301 Compliments of L. C. KITCHELL, Inc. Compliments of POMPTON CRUSHED STONE Riverdale, New Jersey Phone: TErhune 5-0029 Courtesy of “COMPLIMENTS OF COMAR PRODUCTS, Inc. A FRIEND” AL'S DINER AND RESTAURANT Main Street BEAMS BROTHERS Bloomingdale, New Jersey Phone: BUtler 9-0546 SAMPLE PRODUCTS OF THE AHR CO. FAMILY 193 Phone BUtler 9-1443 TErhune 5-0645 ZUK’S SERVICE STATION General Auto Repairs 24-Hour Towing Service Ringwood Avenue Ringwood, New Jersey HOWARD M. BANTA Builder Kakeout Road Kinnelow, New Jersey BUtler 9-0438 LAKELAND TRUCKING CO. Cesspool and Septic Tank Service Garbage Removal 198 Union Avenue Bloomingdale, New Jersey R. J. Kelley, Proprietor Compliments of WAYNE MACHINE AND WELDING CROWN SERVICE STATION 47 Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey 194 Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey Phone: BUtler 9-0421 DUmont 4-3326 FRANK PLO MUSIC COMPANY VALLEY FAIR SUPERAMA Instruments — Music — Repairs Frank Plocharski 69 South Washington Avenue 78 Main Street Bergenfield, New Jersey Bloomingdale, New Jersey BUtler 9-1575 — 3134 CORDON D. STRUBLE Neon Signs Sales — Service — Maintenance “The finest food for any mood, “The oldest Neon Service featuring meats of distinction!” in Lakeland area.” 62 Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey BUtler 9-0823 LICENSED MASTER ELECTRICIAN Electrical Contractor WESLEY O. JONES Repaired — Motors — Rebuilt 30 Captolene Avenue Bloomingdale, New Jersey 195 Compliments of PEQUANNOCK VALLEY PAPER COMPANY A. H. ROEMER CO., Inc. Books of All Publishers for Children and Adults 39 Maple Street Summit, New Jersey CRestview 3-4800 MR. J. L. EMDIN, President Congratulations and All Good Wishes to the Class of 1957 KIWANIS CLUB of Pompton Lakes, New Jersey CHARLES M. HEMPSTEAD Painting - Paperhanging - Colorist Telephone 51 High Street BUtler 9-0303 Butler, New Jersey “Hempstead Decoration'’ Dedicated To The Achievement Of Cood Taste And Refinement 196 W. T. GRANT COMPANY 10 Wanaque Avenue Klugetown Shopping Center Pompton Lakes, New Jersey Phone: BUtler 9-0233 Compliments of NENA’S CERAMIC STUDIO Instructions — Supplies — Firing Greenware — Ceramic and Porcelain 1 33 Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey C. B. VAUGHAN, Inc. Quality Sporting Goods SUPERIOR ALUMINUM PRODUCTS Manufacturers of the Smoothest 3 Channel - Combination Window in the World Preakness Shopping Center Hamburg Turnpike Aluminum Combination - Storm - Doors Windows - Screens - Jalousies Venetian Blinds - Railings - Porch Enclosures - Awnings Oak Ridge, New Jersey Tel. NE 9-6281 Tel. Mt. View 8-0928 DAN SHEEHAN, Prop. Quality Beverages DOW’S BEVERAGES COMPANY Bloomingdale, New Jersey Under New Management (Lvenj il PI. olo r«p lie 234 WANAQUE AVENUE POMPTON LAKES, N. J. TERHUNE 5-2213 Phone: BUtler 9-0203 197 G. SCHIRMER, INC. Established 1861 MUSIC PUBLISHERS AND DEALERS 3 East 43rd Street, New York 17, New York NEWFOUNDLAND DRUCS Morris Friedland, B.S., Reg. Ph. Frances Friedland, B.S., Reg. PH. Route 23 At The Old Mill Farm Newfoundland, New Jersey NEwfoundland 9-6161 WEst Milford 4-3278 IRA M. DAVENPORT Paints — Oils — Class Hardware — Building Materials Main Street West Milford, New Jersey OLAF HAROLDSON Licensed Real Estate Broker General Insurance Tel. TErhune 5-0648 Hamburg Turnpike Pompton Falls R.D. 1, Paterson, New Jersey Your Friendly Acme Market 59 Main Street Bloomingdale, New Jersey Manager Joe Campagna 198 FT 199 INDEX FOR ADVERTISING Automobiles, Sales and Service 152, 154, 157, 158. 159. 164, 166, 168, 184, 194 Bakeries 187, 188 Banks 176, 184, 185 Barbers and Beauty Shops 179, 181 Beverages 197 Cleaners 151. 152. 154, 157, 189 Confectionery Stores and Snack Bars 166, 170. 171, 172 Contractors 162, 163, 164, 178, 194 Department Stores 197 Florists 160, 182 Fuel 191 Funeral Homes 161, 162, 164 Groceries — Meats 174, 175, 176, 178, 179, 187, 195. 198 Hardware — Electrical Equipment 157, 160, 161. 195. 198 Home Furnishings 161, 165. 169 Industrial Concerns 188, 191, 192, 194, 197 Insurance 168, 169 Jewelry Shops 151 Laundries 179, 187 Lumber 151 Music Supplies and Studios 195. 198 Newspapers — News Distributors 158, 159, 160 Organizations and Individuals 150, 165, 169, 173, 174 185, 188, 192. 196 Paints and Painters 163, 164, 177 Pharmacies 156, 158, 159, 198 Photographers 186 Radio — Television 171, 174 Real Estate 169, 189, 198 Restaurants 189, 190, 192, 194 School and Supplies 168, 181, 194, 196 Signs 195 Specialty Stores 153, 154, 155, 171. 175, 182, 188, 189, 197 Transportation 167, 170. 179 200 PROGRESS CALDWELL, ASSOCIATES INC. 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