Clayton High School - Clipper Yearbook (Clayton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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CD Published oy Sehior Hose Kloyfoh High Sehool Zhzyfoh, New jersey Dedicafizm Upon completion ot our tour years of high school, we, the Class of 1958, would like to pay tribute to our class advisor. It was our good fortune to have had bestowed upon us a leader and a hard worker. Without her continued support and guidance, it would not have been possible tor our class to be a success. She has guided us in striving to meet the tasks that have confronted us as a class. With sincere best wishes and gratitude, we dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Frances Horner. We hope that she will never forget the Class of 1958, as she will always be present in our memories. ,- - - - ,fl dminisfracidu lf Zzculfqd Admzuzsfrafion and Zzculfy ini fm! 2714 A LIBERAL EDUCATION . . . . . . is the education which gives a man a clear, conscious view of his own opinions and judgements, a Truth in developing them, an eloquence in expressing Them, and a force in urging Them . . . NEWMAN T. FRANKLIN KERSHNER Superintendent Always do right, This will gratify some people and astonish The rest . . . MARK TWAIN MILTON WARTENBERG Principal U15 1671 rd of fdumf bn Front row J Bruce Justice President Charles B. Ferrell, Edward F. Manbeck, Chester L Hildebrand Second row: John Cerak, Boyd C. Campbell, Harold Zzculiy DORIS C GREEN HARRY T. GAMBLE VINCENT LAROCCO WALTER F OWEN B'0l09Y Commercial Guidance and English Industrial Arts Administrative 60 wi! The Council is a new organization appointed to assist the principal in fulfilling administrative and supervisory responsibilities. lt is composed of the above four faculty members whose responsibilities are as follows: Mrs. Doris Green, Cur- riculum Co-ordinator, is responsible for the development and organization of studies and curricula. Mr. Harry Gamble, Dean of Students, aids in establishing and maintaining good pupil-teacher relations. Mr. Vincent Larocco, Guidance Director, is in charge of vocational planning, testing, and counseling, to help the student develop his fullest potential and prepare wisely for the future. Mr. Walter Owen, Director of Student Activities and Financial Advisor, is to co-ordinate all student activities and maintain, change, or formulate new policies concerning extracur- ricular activities. The Administrative Council thereby strives to aid in producing, with the faculty, a well-rounded high school education. THOMAS P BALDOSARO MARY K. BOHAN THOMAS V. BUSCEMI ROBERT B. DAVIS Mathematics Librarian Mathematics Social Studies Physics .neat I I KATHERINE B. FREY JOAN A. GAMBLE KARL H. GODSHALL RICHARD A. GRAHAM Health, Physical Education Commercial Science Music ELOISE E. HILL FRANCES M. HORNER Language Language I I DAVID G. HUNT C. WILLIAM KELLEY CLIFFORD F. KOLLMEIER Social Studies Science Mathematics -- BARBARA KOSKO Chemistry CHARLES E. KRAMER l-Ouls M- NlASCARl HOWARD METZ Physical Educafion Ef19llSl1 EY'l9llSl'1 HELEN F, MULLANEY CHESTER NOVITT Commercial Commercial .. HAZEL K. OKINO JOHN B. STRUCKO LYDIA SUPLEE English English Home Economics NATHAN SUPLEE PETER C. VENZULES NANCY WELSH RENATE-MARIA WERDER lndusfrial Arts Social Studies Art Social Studies MARGARET DE FEO JUNE DEVINE ELAINE STEELMAN MARY ELLEN SHARP Secreiary Secretary Secretary Nurse ,Mcjores fbkrzimy H MICHAEL LACHOWICZ, President RAYMOND KLEMENZ PHILOMENA NICASTRO DOROTHY DOLINSKI JUDY WRIGHT Vice Presiclenr Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary Treasurer I0 The class officers and advisor are making future plans for the class. ROBERT C. ALBERTSON, JR. Industrial Arts Franklinville Wants to be a mechanic . . . good football player . . . Malaga Lake fan. Bibble JOHN AZEGLIO Academic Franklinville Lives for graduation . . . baby face . . . re- members the summer of '57 . . . cute and quiet. Nothing much and everything in general Shorty Y , SUZANNE BARCLAY Academic Clayton To marry an engineer . . . one of the Fabulous Four . . . class blusher . . . 'flirt . . . remembers shore '57 and New Year's '57 . . . breaks hockey sticks . . . cheerleader. What ya say, Babe usueu JOH N CHARLES BEEBE Industrial Arts Clayton Wants to be a billionaire . . . everybody's his pal . . . has a special interest in a certain senior' girl . . . remembers fourth period study hall . . . iunior year the greatest. Bones GERALDINE DOREEN BAILEY Home Economics Clayton Wants to be an undertaker or a nurse . . . Gilbert's girl . . . whiz on the hockey 'field . . . cheerleader . . . remembers doing the Cha Cha with Mrs. Frey. A Dozel, there's Nelson Gerry PHILIP A. BARBARO Academic CIBYIUVI Wants to go to college.. . . undecided . . . pizza eater . . . pals with crazy seven . . . all- sports star , . . nine-letter winner . . . re- members Paulsboro game '56. What are you, nuts, boy! Weeze JOSEPH C. BOOTH General Clayton Plans to become a draftsman or architect , . . another seven . . . good looking . . . cat on the dance floor . . . remembers Mole's science . . . lifeguard. Well, hello there, John Meat BERNICE BRACLIELLO Academic Malaga To be a successful school teacher . . . loves history . . . pals with 7-Teens . . . quiet . . . most studious . . . remembers December of '54, Oh, Fish Bernie ROGER BRAY Academic Franklinville Hopes to become an electronic engineer . . . known for crazy ieep . . . future radio debater. That's beside the point Jeepster ALBERT WAYNE BUCHANAN General Clayton Wants to be a forest ranger . . . good look- ing . . . remembers moving-up days . . . iunior year . . . future stage star. Oh, Sugar! Bukey PATRICIA BURKET Home Economics Fries Mill Only ambition is to be happy . . . tiny tot . . . remembers iunior class trip to Gettysburg . . Booster Club all four years. ,tpatu GEORGANNA CALLAHAN Commercial Clayton To be a private secretary . . . sharp blue Fords . . . likes to dance . . . pals with the gang . . . always on the go . . . remembers summer of '56 at the shore iunior year. What do you say, Sam! George . SHIRLEY ANN CAPLE Home Economics Franklinville Wants to dance in a rock and roll movie with Tony Juliano . . . TV Star . . . head maiorette . . . pals with Pat and Carol . . . remembers May '57. That's R-E-A-L-L-Y something Shirley-kins PATRICIA MAY CLEMENS Home Economics Franklinville Wants to be a telephone operator . . . always with Alex . . . future housewife . . . drum maiorette . . . pals with Shirley, Carol and Dot . . . remembers September '55, Oh, Fine! Hpatu SUSAN R. DENNIS Academic Clayton Wants to teach physical education . . . one of the Fabulous Four . . . remembers summers at shore . . . co-captain of cheerleaders . . . basketball and hockey. Sons-a-gun! Hoey., RUSSELL DEOLA Industrial Arts Newfield Doesn't plan to work for a living . . . hot rodder . . . flirt .... good looking guy . . . remembers iunior year. Crawling with Bear Frenchie JOHN DESSIN lndustrial Arts ClaYl0n Quiet boy . . . pals with Rosu . . . likes to hunt. Johann EMORY DOBSON Industrial Arts ClaY'f0n Terrific fullback . . . good looking . . . quietest of class . . . great haircut . . . called Jughead and Butch. Moose THOMAS JAMES FERRELL Art Maior Clayton Hopes to be a rnaior league ballplayer or an artist . . . artistic . . . football and baseball . . . remembers freshman float committee . . . one of the crazy seven. uBUCkyu LOIS FORTE Commercial Franklinville Would like to have an Italian fiesta . . . Glee Club . . . pals with 7-teens . . . friendly . . . remembers first day at C. H. S. Oh, yea l NLC., MADELINE FORTE Commercial Franklinville Would like to own the U. S. Railroad Lines . . . pals with Theresa and Phil . . . keeps to her- self . . . sophomore play . . . remembers sum- mer of '57. Gee, Zachary Paddlin' Madeline KENNETH GALLAGHER Industrial Arts Clayton Tall boy . . . big smile . . . I. A. boy . . . has a convertible? . . . hair trouble. . Smiley DOMINIC GAROFOLO Academic Franklinville Plans to become a plumberson . . . likes sophomore girls . . . remembers summer of '57 . . . seen with AI, Fred, Mike, Walt, and Ray. What do you say? Sorearm Dom THOMAS H. GEORTLER Academic Clayton Wants to be a traveling salesman . . . one of the gang . . . hot Chevy . . . remembers Salem basketball game '57 . . . captain of basketball squad . . . Romeo. n-I-ornu ANTIONETTE A. GALLINA Commercial Malaga To get married . . . co-captain of Clipperettes popular . . . comic . . . Pete's girl remembers Wildwood game '56. Home Plans Oh, it's cute Toni CAROL GANT Economics Franklinville to own a floral shop . . . pals with Pat and Shirley . .' . Maiorette . . . remembers iunior year and Gettysburg trip . . . black Chevy. l don't know Carol CAROL A. HAYDEN Commercial Clayton To go on a safari . . . seen with Fran . . . re- members dance at Valley Forge Military Academy . . . 'funny girl . . . great laugh. You know me Carr CATHERINE A. HARRINGTON Home Economics Franklinville Wants to be a housewife and telephone operator . . . a good singer . . . remembers March 14, 1957. Solid, Baby Kitty-Kat CHARLES WILLIAM GOODWIN, JR. Academic Clayton Wants to play for the Yankees . . . always with Rock . . . remembers All-Sports Banquet '57 . . . captain of baseball team . . . great ioker . . owns hot Ford . . . one of crazy seven. Hey, now, wait a minute! Goody JO ANN MARJORIE GRUNDLOCK Commercial Wilson Lake Wants to be a private secretary . . . natural blonde . . . remembers New Year's Eve '57 and iunior year . . . likes Scotties. Hey, Gang IIJOII MICHAEL HEADLEY Academic Franklinville Wants to be an engineer . . . always disagreeing . . . knows a lot about cars. - Mike FRED B. HOPKINS Academic Malaga Wants to go to college . . . blushes . . . girl shy . . . plays basketball . . . dancer. What ya say, Babe uAppIeu RAYMOND F. KLEMENZ ETHEL DELORES JOHNSON Home Economics Franklinville Wants to be a nurse or hairdresser . . . pal of Gerrie . . . remembers July 4, 1957. Genie, here comes Gil Dozel JOSEPHINE HUNTSINGER Commercial Franklinville Wants to do clerical work . . . good worker . . . remembers August 10, 1957 . . . quiet. Oh, my gosh Josie HATHA L. KELLN ER Academic Franklinville Wants to attend college . . . one of the 7-teens . . . remembers North Wildwood . tall girl. That bugs me! Hath RICHARD KEENAN Commercial Forest Grove Pals with Marty and Frank . . . plays the guitar . . . quiet. Rich Academic Franklinville Wants to fly the fartherest, the fastest . . . sharp dresser . . . remembers iunior chemistry class . . . wanders away on trips. What d'ya mean? HRBYH CHARLES W. KRAMER Industrial Arts Clayton Wants to be best mechanic in the country . . . hot rocl fan . . . remembers Frey's car . . . class flirt. You better believe it nchipn BARBARA HARRIET KUHS Academic Franklinville Wants to be a nurse . . . one of the 7teens . . . remembers North Wildwood and summer of '57. Oh, really! Barbie KATHRYN D. KURTZ General Wants to be a disc-iockey on radio always remember August 8, 1955 . float committees . . . likes Cats. Where is he? Kitten JANE CAROL LARUE Academic Clayton Wants to learn to shoot a bow and arrow one of the gang . . . co-captain of the hockey team . . . most versatile . . . remembers skating rink '57 and April 30, l957 . . . athletic l don't care. Lash FRED LESSER Commercial Clayton Can't wait until June, 'l960 . . . class clown , . friendly . . . remembers Pitman basketball game and the shot Stack made. You're a village idiot. Freddie WILLIAM LINDMEIER Industrial Arts Franklinville One of the I. A. boys . . . has a black and yellow convertible . . . shy . . . likes sopho- more girls. BiII HELENA CECILIA MALON EY Home Economics Clayton Wants to get married . . . class flirt . . . collects ivory from Africa . . . remembers summer of '56 . . . likes to talk. ' Love ya, Hon! Nina FRANCES MARILYN MATTIACE Academic Clayton Wants to play the accorclian in Carnegie Hall . . . very musical . . . remembers summer of '57 . . . sharp dresser. That's tough, kid Fran ALONA MAY MCCURDY Commercial Iona Wants to play the piano like Liberace . . . very quiet . . . remembers Mr. Quirk's English class. So help me AIona FRANCES ANN MONZO Home Economics Clayton To graduate and ioin the Waves . . . always seen with Carol . . . blushes easily . . . likes to laugh . . . remembers summer of '57. l'm going on a diet Fran NORMA JANE MORRIS Academic Clayton Wants to go to college . . . most co-operative . . . yearbook editor . . . one of the Fabulous Four . . . remembers Prom of '57 . . . hockey and basketball. Look, what ya doin, huh? llTankll LAURA MAY MITCHELL Commercial Franklinville Wants to work in an office . . . real redhead . . . always seen with Alona and Josie . . . remembers Gettysburg trip. Don't ask me Laura HARLEY MONTGOMERY Academic Clayton Dreams of being head technician at Westing- house . . . hot Mercury . . . can really do the sIop . . . remembers Gettysburg trip. Let it sIide Mounty WILLIAM HARRY MUTHARD Academic CIGYTOH Wants to be a missionary in South America . . . most studious in class . . . very friendly . . . member of the Hi-B. A. Bill GRACE E. NEWMAN Home Economics Clayton Wants to graduate and get a good iob . . . one of the 7-teens . . . quiet . . . likes to dance . . . will always remember freshman year. You're kidding Gracie PHILOMENA M. NICASTRO Commercial Newfield Wants to be a private secretary . . . good piano player . . . popular . . . Vineland prom '56 . . . F.T,A. queen . . . most dependable. l'm starved Ilphilll DAVID NICHOLS Academic Franklinville Wants to be an engineer . . . blushes easily . . . Student Council member . . . remembers Gettysburg trip. FIy away llNiCkll FRANK NUNZIATO Commercial Forest Grove Wants to become an accountant . . . baseball player . . . most likely to succeed . . . re- members baseball season '57 . . . friendly. Hmmm, Andy Nugget ROSAN NA HELENE OCHS Commercial Malaga Wants to be a private secretary . . . Goody's girl . . . cute and quiet . . . remembers All- Sports Banquet '57 . . . basketball player. Tough one. Rock CONCETTA ANN PANNULLO Commercial Newfield Dreams of meeting Ricky Nelson . . . short and cute . . . sophomore queen . . . basketball player . . . remembers carnival in Malaga, summer of '54, Nasty blast uACeu CHARLES E. PHILLIPS Would like to become a chef . . . buddies with Al, Dominic, Reim, and Lesser . , . owns a hot hearse. Ain't that something! PhiIIips JOHN REIM lf'ldUSlI'lBl Arts Star Cross Wants to be a cop . . . quiet . . . remembers sophomore year in shop . . . good-looking . . . football and track. Too bad Rim HOWARD J. RENCHER Industrial Arts Franklinville Wants to become a typesetter . . . one of the I.A. boys . . . remembers riding to school in Roger's ieep . . . Boys' State. I like you, too! Wrench ANNA PUGLIA Commercial Clayton Wants to take a trip around the world . . . seen with Carol and Fran . . . remembers sum- mer of '57 . . . very shy . . . quietest girl in class. That's funny, Ha! Ha! uAnnu THERESA ANN PUSTIZZI General Newfield Wants to become a beautician . . . seen with Madeline and Phil . . . cute . . . remembers Miss Rochford and social studies class. Trese GEORGE ROSU Industrial Arts Clayton' Sports new Chevy convertible . . . pals with Dessin . . . short guy. Rosu LU DWI K S. SAMSELSKI Academic Iona Wants to become a music teacher . . . quite musical . . . remembers Roger's ieep . . . seen with Mike, Ray, and Roger, Crazy nLoUn JAMES SAU NDERS Industrial Arts Newfield Has no ambition . . . quiet . . . remembers plaster falling on his head in study hall . . . one of the l. A. guys. Jungle Jim PEARL SCHULMAN General Newfield Wants to be a telephone operator . . . one of the 7-teens . . . remembers sophomore year . . . blusher . . . quiet. lt's atrocious Squirrel FRED SEVERANCE General Franklinville Wants to graduate . . . 'friends with Rencher and Saunders . . . remembers plaster falling on his head in study hall . . . very quiet. Davey Crockett JAY LEE SHMUKLER Academic Wants to become an accountant . . dresser . . . one of the crazy seven members baseball team, iunior year . laugh. Really Diamond Clayton . sharp . . . re- . crazy ELIZABETH H. SEAGRAVE Home Economics Clayton Wants to get a iob and get married quiet . . . remembers freshman year Oh, no! Belly MARGARET J. SERLICK Commercial Wants to be a success and never grow old co-captain of Clipperettes . . . remembers school year of '56-'57, One-time Little Lulu SANDRA L. SILVER Academic Clayton To go to college . . . one of the Fabulous Four . . . class clown . . . co-captain of hockey team . . . remembers P. J. party and summer of '57 . . . F.T.A. president. Now just what seems to be the trouble? usandyu NICHOLAS SIMIONE Industrial Arts Forest Grove Hopes to become a mechanic . . . one of the I. A. boys . . . Mr, Muscleman . . . remembers Mr. Morgan's first period science class. Boy! Whata squirrel! ulvickn ALBERT STEIGERWALT General Franklinville Class blusher . . . visits Glassboro . . . shy . . . pals with Lesser . . . tall boy . . . played basketball and football. Stack CHARLES E. STRATTON Industrial Arts Janvier Wants to get a good iob when out of school . . . buddies with Tom, Nick, and Lou . . . remembers time the shop was flooded. Well, I'lI be darned MeatbaII LEONA STREKIS Commercial Williamstown Wants to ioin the Navy with Fran Monzo . . . belongs to The gang . . . remembers all four years at C. H. S .... quiet . . . plays hockey. Good grief! H ee.. ' L WALTER SURDAM Academic Forest Grove Wants to be a chemist or a salesman . . . buddies with Ray, Martin, John and Dave . . . remembers Mr. Morgan's chemistry class . sense of humor. Tough darts! ,,Ned,, THOMAS VILLEC Industrial Arts Clayton Ambition unknown . . . football player . . . good looking and muscleman . . . Toni's idol. Pete PATRlClA ANN WINTERS Academic Franklinville Wants to teach handicapped children . . . one of the 7-teens . . . future teacher . . . re- ' members Twirp Twirl of '55. Oh, sugar llpaill THOMAS W. VAN DERGRIFT Industrial Arts Franklinville Wants to be a draftsman . . . very dependable . . . remembers Mr. Morgan's first period class . . . cute. Oh, well Vande CHARLES JAMES VENNELL Commercial Clayton Wants to become an accountant . . . football and baseball manager . . . remembers Glass- boro football game of '54 . . . tall boy. Let's go, you guys Charlie JANICE WITTE Commercial Malaga Wants to be a stewardess on America's first missile . . . co-captain of cheerleaders . . . re- members Gettysburg trip . . . senior queen. Oh, my gosh! llJanll ELEANOR JUDY WRIGHT Commercial Clayton Wants to become a Heaven knows . . . buddies with the four . . . sharp dresser . . . remembers skating rink '57 and paiama party '56 . . . loves to dance. Hey, buddie! rolI! lllJudyllI Glass ffisfrfry ln September, 1954, the Class of 1958 began the quest for education in Clayton High School. The iourney was crowded with many new adventures, and the Twirp Twirl and the Welcome Home Senior Dance, the activities we sponsored, were huge successes. Our class float captured first prize in the Halloween parade. We also received our banner our freshman year and hung it in its place of honor in the auditorium. The following year we began our festivities by again winning first prize for our class float. Santa's Frolic and the Raindrop Hop were our featured dances. As we entered our third year, our iourney was nearly culminated. In early October we ioyously and excitedly received our class rings. Once again our float was honored with the top award. Our Harvest Hop was a grand Thanksgiving affair. Moving-up Day portrayed us as the stars of our own TV show. Spring saw us traveling to Gettysburg for our junior class trip. Finally, the grand climax to our activities appeared-the Junior-Senior Prom. Now our iourney is terminated. Entering the school as mighty seniors, we sponsored the Kick-Off Dance to begin our reign. Our class established a record by capturing first prize again for the class float. However, many other memorable events took place before our journey came to an end-Washington trip, Baccalau- reate service, and graduation. We leave our Alma Mater with many cherished memories and rich with the education we have obtained. Consequently, the senior class now begins a quest for more knowledge as each member iourneys into a new world. Thus, to Clayton High School, our Alma Mater, we bid our last good-bye. 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President .......... .....u.u.....ua J OHN SENIOR Vice President o.... uuu.uuuu V INCENT SPINNATO Secretary e........s .,.. . ..,a . NANCY PUSTIZZI Treasurer .s..... ovo.oa,, W ARREN NOTHNICK Advisors ..... .,,,, M ISS H. MULLANEY MR. C. NOVITT junivrs With the arrival of class rings, in October, the juniors officially began their third year. A work-day activity not only provided funds for the treasury but also proved that the class of T959 is unafraid of work. In addition to the Thanksgiving Dance, the juniors pre- sented the annual Junior-Senior Prom. President ................,,,s,.. . ss,,..s,,.,..... CHARLES MURRAY Vice President ......s s,,,s..,,.s...... F RED KIER Secretary ,,,,........ ..,,..,.,.,,,, D OREEN FAIR Treasurer ....... ,,,,..,,,,, . ANNETTE HOWELLS JOANNE CLEVENSTINE Advisor ...... ss.,,s. . ,,s, M R. C. KOLLMIER greslzmerz The freshman class has presented its share of social activities and has endeavoredito make each one en- ioyable by adding a new first. 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Villec, R. Deola, A. Divers, R. Gardenhire, A. Reim, G. lllgas, H. Coates, C. B. Hauck. Third row: E. Dobson, G. Frey, M. Lachowicz, R. Bompensa, P. Heuter, P. Beakley, J. Bononcini, L. Rambone. Coaches Kramer, Gamble, and Larocco. T Zfrffball The C.H.S. Football Team, coached by Mr. Gamble, Mr. son. Losing five games by one touchdown or less indicated that iust a little more effort on the part of the team could have produced a winning season. Bad breaks and iniuries, however, played a big part in the losing campaign. Hopes are high for next year when the team will boast sixteen letter winners. Divers breaks through The line. Larocco, and Pop Kramer, had a very discouraging sea- , --H Y--- -- 'F-1-av-fag - ' H11 key Under The coaching of Mrs. Frey and The leadership of Their co-capTains, Jane LaRue and Sandra Silver, The girls displayed skill and sporTsmanship. The Team Tied for Third place in The Tri-CounTy League, winning one game, Tieing Three, and losing four. The hockey Team was well represenTed on The Tri-CounTy All- STar Team. Sandra Silver and Gerrie Bailey made The first Team, while PaT DeMarco, DoTTie WiTTe, and Linda Devlin acquired honorable menTion. VARSITY-Kneeling: J. Sandelier, S. Silver, J. LaRue, B. Buchanan. Standing: G. Bailey, A. Cranmer, D. WiTTe, L. Devlin, M. Schechter, P. Demarco, N. Morris, K. Frey, S. Dennis, D. Fair, J. Cekaivice, J. Clevenstein, B. B. O'Dell, S. Bar- clay. Co-Captains Jane and Sandy discuss The score with Coach Frey. J.V.-Kneeling: E. Jackson, L Strekis, B. Wright, C. Lambert, M Terilla. Standing: K. Frey, C Humphrys, J. Frey, L. Mazzei, M Strekis, J. Sanclelier, C. Weimann L. Kier. -.... P. Leonard, J. Gouger, K. Hauck, if-45, Sparta 1 mp. M ..--15i'::a:5--w:S::if,. lT1'I A5? EW? X745 A ,, V . 'ly L- ,,,.w,V.,Z:K Lai-3i: 5, 5,5 A H .fy -,QL -1 1,5 H M leger- ---':.- .-,pw .. 1 1 1:53 .-iff - sk 2 1.1 mf fl. , f f , ., A , . , ,,.. Mmm, Kevicw VARSITY-Front row: P. Heuter, B. Goodwin, C. Murray, T, Geortler, F. Kier, T. Dailey, Coach Davis. Second row: R. Gardenhire, A. Divers, T. Bell, D. Ferrell, F. Hopkins. Not shown: P. Barbaro. 42 Kay ' l5'r1sk fb ll Coach Mr. Robert Davis worked determinedly with the basketball boys for a decided improvement in ball handling and shooting over last season. Senior Phil Barbaro aided scores through his excellent shots and rebounds. The two strongest rivals challenged on the court were Woodstown and Pennsgrove. J.V.-Front row: T. Bosich, L. Wein- traub, W. Streitz, J. McMenamin, R. Carione, T. Spina, Coach Kelly. Second row: G. Frey, P. Huetter, F. Kier, T. Daily, J. Gardenhire, D. Ferrell. Up goes Rich! fs-vaggfs rf ' VARSITY-Left to right: S. Barclay, R Sachs, J. A. Frey, K. Barclay, J. Walker E. Coyle, P. Silver, A. Howells, S Silver, J. LaRue, S. Dennis, M. Strekis P. Demarco, R. Ochs, C. Pannullo, G Parks, A. Cranmer. Not shown: N. J Morris. J.V.-Left to right: N. Ruggiano, K. Dilucia, J. Fisher, H. Dailey, K. Hauck P. Leonard, D. Blakeslee, Z. Clinton P, Carpevich, E. Kaye. girl ' gd kefbal! This year the girls' basketball team displayed fine skill and sportsmanship in all their games. However, luck was not with them, and the year did not prove to be successful. The girls received new uniforms for the '58 season. They were blue satin blouses and shorts, which were quite dif- ferent from previous years. Mrs. Frey coached and the seniors of the varsity team took turns as captain. The girls warm up before practice. 43 Kaseball After a slow start in the 1957 season, the Clippers, under the fine coaching of Mr. Robert Davis, who was assisted by Robert Wooton, showed great improve- ment as the season progressed. For the coming season Coach Davis will rely on such vets as Lou Rambone, Bill Goodwin, Jim Ferrell, Phil Barbaro, Jerry John- son, and others to present Clay- ton High a winning, champion- ship team. OUTFIELDERS l l INFIELDERS B. Goodwin, L. Rambone. vmmm Kneeling: C. Johnson, C Hauck. Srahding: Coach Davis W. Surdam, B. Carione, P Barbaro, G. lllgas, L. Crescitelll Kneeling: F. Nunziato, H. Shaw Standing: Coach Davis, F. Kier -ce, Front row: J. Reim, M. Lachowicz, W. Fennal, A. Divers, H. Coates, P. Barbaro, M. Headley. Second row: R. Fennal, P. Heuter, T. Bell, M. MacAlister, R. Gardenhire. Crack The 1957 track Team once again was coached by Pop Kramer. The team participated in five track meets. ln The Group I Meet in Ocean City, John Reim won The iavelin event, Tom Bell was sec- ond in The 440, and Phil Barbaro, second in The high iump. Though the Team wasn't very successful They all worked hard and did Their best. T.. mW..,.e,,-,,. f -1 . im L,-am... .... ,AV ZW ,... 1 ' TV at ' T- s r.. ., :ff H iller. .. :V ..., A Kr, fgg'N -f i1.'f151.::'.,zff:.w.. milfs, .g.g,..-.gs T-,ww T,g., Ilfmsc sf 11104 g l, ' T TQTWYBKTTT - T . Fagan' .-,' Q-flats. are 'T-alla ew . mwzfl 1'fz..s12..sf 1 , , 9 i'..T W . ,f if .. ., .,,f + ,..,T.,, .,l,, ,.r. l T ' lAi,'izTfiQ-We 56 iTlgiEr.gEgflZfffTf.f Vffigiai -lass .iP?sie.w'r'f2211zi Stiiffris aifsw . llfilfiz 34.52 ---, V 555441.52 ff --TH ,ggrw sg .- . T T' ' V - ' ... -- Q if John starts a Ready-get set . . . Jumpers and pole Sho' and discus practice throw. vaulters, Kenai The Tennis team, organized by Mr. Venzules, held regular practice sessions after school during the spring and fall. Mr. Venzules is hoping to schedule a few matches with other schools that provide tennis as a sport. This activity is new and we hope it will continue at C.H.S. throwers. Front row: R. Kenclig, A. Alampi, W. Streitz, H. Philpot, R. McCleish. Second row: R. Babb, F. Lesser, L. Dessin, R. Bray, Mr. Venzules. ,.L,.. ,A 1 1 l fl 45 il M .Wesfa Uwe Mcfivilicy az Q- fudem' Hvuncil The Student Council, this year, has attempted many changes under their new advisor, Mr. Hunt. The first of these improvements was the revising of the club's constitution. The second was the es- tablishment of a new school store. The store, lo- cated in the school lobby, sells all school supplies. These include pencils, books, notebook paper, and 'book covers. Also the store provided a lost and found department. During the year the Student Council held no principle activities. They entered a float, entitled Democracy in Action, in the Halloween parade and it captured third prize. The club's main purpose is to provide an oppor- tunity for better relations between administration, faculty and student body. President ........... .............. s UE BARCLAY Vice President ...,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,--,,, D AVE NICHQI-5 59-ffefafy ------------ .....A.... C ONNIE PANNULLO Treasurer ,,,, ,V-.,,,-,,,,,,Y,,V E NID LYNN Advisor ........., MR. D. HUNT ff-'rf--fy mfr gr., -11 sag-va:1w1f.aE:.1:r:i 1 ?u!urc Zfeachvr af Amar ka Among the activities of the F.T.A. Club this year were a prize winning Halloween float, a Christmas reception for college students, and the sale of candy to raise money for the scholarship fund. Interesting speakers, a colored film, an opportunity to visit and assist teachers in the elementary school, and the establishment in the library of a nucleus of books pertaining to teaching completed the year's program. President SANDRA SILVER Vice President JUDY DOUGHERTY Secretary .IO ANN CLEVENSTINE Treasurer BERNICE BRACALIELLO Historian PAT WINTERS Advisor MISS E HILL ' -L. :-- . sb., ,.s,.is f:wz1gf U16 1958 Front row: J. Grundlock, D. Dolinnski, J. Ferrell, N. J. Morris, J. La Rue, J. Wright, P. Nicastro. Second row: R. Ochs, B. Goodwin, S. Barclay, F. Nunziato, S, Silver. YEARBOOK STAFF The iob was big, We often wondered Had us all on the rung If we would pull Through We all worked hard But our advisors were faithful And had loads of fun. Ancl the staff was true' Editor-in-Chief . . . Miss Okino and Mr. Owen have given us a helping hand in the creation of this book. NORMA JANE MORRIS Editorial Staff . . . JANE LA RUE Literary Editor SUZANNE BARCLAY SANDRA SILVER BILL GOODWIN Sports Editor Business Managers . . . JUDY WRIGHT FRANK NUNZIATO Typing Staff . . . ROSANNA OCHS Typing Editor JOANN GRUNDLOCK PHILOMENA NICASTRO Art Editors . . . DOT DOLINSKI JIM FERRELL Advisors . . . MISS OKINO MR. OWEN Financial Advisor 611,40 r Staff TYPING STAFF LITERARY STAFF Jo Ann Rosanna, and Philomena are discussing the problems Suzanne, NOTYTIB Jane, Jane, and Sandfa are working hard to of typing on a triplicate form. OUR THEME Since the selection of the yearbook staff in April, 1957, the members have put much deliberation into the selection of a theme. Our choice of Spain, we believe, is both unique and original. We hope that by our pictorial and written copy you will get a good interpretation of this exotic, colorful, and romantic country. We have tried to associate some of the aspects of Spanish life with the activities of Clayton High School. complete the dummy copy. Dot and Jim are receiving helpful suggestions on their art work from Miss Hill. junivr Crfufiz Meeting The club is composed of eight students, who discuss current problems and Topics of interest. These discussions are broadcast over the radio from station WSNJ. In South- ern New Jersey there are eight other schools that participate in the broadcasts. The club gives members a chance to enter these. dis- cussions and get experience in public speak- ing. President ...,.... ,,,,,,A,,,, R QGER BRAY Secretary ....---- .ccc .,.. . H Att-IA KELLNER Advisor .......--- A,cc...,., M R. P. vENzuLEs ri-fm-:sf fiszmznalsuaamwnu mmmrnt Varsity gfllb The Varsity Club is composed of those girls who have earned varsity letters in sports. The club establishes good sports- manship rules which are to be followed in games. The organization won the T956-57 Tri-County Good Sportsmanship award. The Varsity Club holds dances to help defray the expenses of hockey camp. This year the club is composed of eighteen varsity letter winners. President ,,,...,,,,,,,, ...,..... S ANDY SILVER Vice President ...,,.,, ..,.,,..,.... J ANE LARUE Secretary-Treasurer ,.,,.cc.... DOTTY WITTE Advisor ,,,,.,,...., .,..,c... M RS. K. FREY key 61116 Selected on the basis of scholastic standing and participation in extracurricular activities, the boys of the Key Club provide special serv- ices tor the school. At the start of the school year, members guided new teachers on a tour of Clayton High School. The group is sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club. President ,,,,.,,,.., ........,v. B ILL GOODWIN Vice President ....... .............. J IM FERREU- Secretary ..,.,....,, ................cY....c.......c. B OB MOFFA Treasurer .,,,. ,....,...............,.,.,. C HARLES MCNALLEY Advisors .. ........ MR. R. DAVIS, MR. N. SUPLEE l6'00slcr 611111 The Booster Club is a service club which served the Athletic Association by selling refreshments and programs at the football and basketball games. All proceeds from these sales go into the funds of the Asso- ciation, which in turn makes possible Clay- ton High School's sports program. President ...,aY,,..... ..,,......,, M ARIE FROST Vice President ,,..,.,, .,...,, P ATRICIA BURKERT Secretary .A,,..,....a,. ,........ C ATHERINE MILES Treasurer .......V... ...,..... H ATHA KELLNER Advisor .Y .....,Y, MRS. L. SUPLEE M.-ZV4. 61110 The M.l.A. stands for Mathematics in Ac- tion. The club's purpose, to further the use of mathematics, was macle meaningful through guest speakers, tutoring services which were available to the one hundred members, and through access to mathe- matics material owned by the organization. The M.l.A. Club is divided into four maior committees: Membership, Suggestion, Pub- licity, and Legal. President ..........,.... ,......... R AYMOND KLEMENZ Vice President ...... .,.......,,,. P HlLlP BARBARO Secretary-Treasurer ....... BERNICE BRACALIELLO Advisor .... ..,..,..,... M R. T. BUSCEMI Stwfball Klub The Football Club is an organization nade up of football players to help main- tain interest in the sport during the off- season. The activities engaged in are principally money-making in nature. The money raised through dances and athletic events is used to purchase film for future football games, and to offset the ex- penses of th.e annual football camp. Advisor ........... MR. H. GAMBLE E . - : i. - at-Jo. ll ooo This year a new club, the Tri-Hi-Y, was organized for the girls in Clayton High School. The purpose of this club is to do service for other people. The girls have enioyed a week-end camping trip and several hayrides at the Y.M.C.A. camp in Medford, New Jersey. The Y also held a very successful dance in order to raise funds for further service to the town and The National Honor Society is a nation- school. President .........,,... ,.....,,,, A NNETTE HOWELLS Vice President ....,...v ,........,,.. P AT SWIRNICK Treasurer ....,.,,....., ........., K ATHY BARCLAY Secretary .A,....... ......,.....,....,.,., C AROL FISHER Chaplain BARBARA BUCHANAN Historian ....,.,........,.. ALICE CRAMMER Advisor . ..MRS. M. BUCHANAN L'iorory,4ssisfoufs The library assistants are not an or- ganized club but are students selected to aid in the library. They are representa- tives from each class, and they help in marking of books, distribution, and filing In the absence of the librarian, Mrs Bohan, the assistants are in full charge. Advisor ..............,...,.................v...,..... MRS. M, BOHAN ?ror1oos ,4. llzzo Hlzopfor of tho ofiouol floozor Society wide organization recognized every- where. To be elected is the highest hon- or the school can bestow upon its stu- dents. ln order to be eligible for con- sideration for membership, a student must attain an average of 85 per cent or better for his four years of high school work, regardless of the course he takes. The members are selected not only for scholarship but also for leadership, char- acter, and service. ewsprzper gfllb THE CLIPPER Hl-LlTES underwent extensive reorganization this year. Among the changes were the publication of eight issues a year instead of six and the addition of a news editor and a definite typing staff. The business staff expanded and became a real functioning organ of the newspaper. More attention was given to the editorials than formerly in order that they may contribute to the betterment of Clayton High School. Edffof-in-Chief .ssssA. ss.... M YRNA SCHECHTER Adyisgr g,At4 ttt,,,ttt M R, H, M511 Glas 61116 The Glee Club has performed with great success under the direction of Mr. Graham. The seventy-two members of this choral group presented the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts, which were pre- viewed in the assemblies for the students' enioyment, They also sang for the graduating- class at the Baccalaureate Service. Advisor ,,,.,...,,,,,,,,,. .,,,,Y...... . ........... ,....s M R . R. GRAHAM f . 5.1 s LEM-i 'W ,Majoreffcs Leading The 'band when iT is marching are The high-sTepping rnaioreTTes. The drum maioreTTe is PaTricia Clemens, and The head maioreTTe, Shirley Caple. Following Them are Tour Twirlers: Carol GanT, Eileen Grund- lock, Jane Howells, and Linda Devlin. An added aTTracTion This year was Their mascoT, six-year-old Darlene McCleish. Advisor .,,....................,..,,,,.....,,....Y......, ,MR. R. GRAHAM Hheerleadrrs The Cheerleading Club is composed of The Ten VarsiTy cheerleaders and The eighT J.V. members. Now a member of The Na- Tional Cheerleading AssociaTion, The club abides by organized rules. This year The group sponsored Cheerleading Clinics Tor New Jersey schools encouraging good rela- Tionships among The cheerleading squads. In order To raise money Tor uniforms and accessories, The club held social acTiviTies afTer baskeTball games. Co-Capfains ....,..,,......,..,........ .,,,,..,,,, S USAN DENNIS .lANlCE WITTE Advisor ... ........, MRS, K. FREY Galax' Guard Under The guidance of co-capTains KaThy Barclay and Barbara O'Dell, The color guard concenTraTed on The perTecTion of old drills and The creaTion of new ones. Their workmanship was ably displayed when colors were presenTed aT sporTing evenTs, various parades, and school and P.T.A. TuncTions. The addiTion of a TiTTh member, JoAnne Frey, who subsTiTuTed for regular members, PaT Silver and Doris Blakeslee, was a change from previous years. Advisor .,,,.,,, .MR. R. GRAHAM The band, under the able direction of Mr, Graham, participated in many activities this year. Besides an marching at the football games and in three major parades, the band presented two fine programs, the Christmas and the Spring Concerts. President ...,.,e,e,, ,,,,,,,,,, R OBERT MOFFA Secretary ,,,,, ee,,, . JUDY DOUGHERTY Vice President ,,,,. .,,,,, R ONALD LENTINI Librarian ,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,. ..,.,, R OBERT MCCLEISH Advisor ,,.,.. Y,..YY, Nl R. R. GRAHAM f The Clipperettes, a newly formed marching unit, participated during halfftime at the football and basketball games. It is the only one of its kind in South Jersey and the girls were an added attraction at these activities. C0-Captains ,,,,,,Ac,c, ,WTONI GALLINA, MARGIE SERLICK Advisor ....YYYY..........VYYVYY-----.- f.v.Y----YY---f------------ M RS- K- FREY a, ,i. A fagc 9mm f 6 P11 I .fewwsufam1:vs.Qxrs:fe1s1A.Qme:fa14:f':fi v f ww wrms:2L:1szsMwwiifw wma 115121 ameswamafmewm-'Huw' In ,,fM A Af flffff X W1 FRIENDLY PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. William Richman and Family Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Buchanan Nathan W. Suplee Robert Wright Peter Bracaliello Frank Dennis Mr. and Mrs. John N. Bradshaw Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Basile Amadeo Nunziato Henry Shaw Salvatore Genna Fred Whitson, Sr. Willis Clevenger Charles Vennell Joseph Seagrave Louis Koos Howard Huntsinger Jake Steelman Ernest Taminini Cy Genna William Aptz Ed Behm A. Frank Howard Rencher Walter Hoffman Albert Hoffman Richard Gordon Thomas Buscemi Howard Hammerstead Pat Pannullo Albert Levato Thomas W. Vandergrift, Sr. Joe Bass Robert Wilson Lt. and Mrs. Joel Scheffler Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Howell h Ben DuBois, Jr. William C. Barclay Lloyd LaRue Samuel Silver Alex Dolinski William Smiley Lawrence Robert Kurtz Leon Harris Ben DuBois, Sr. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Frank Monzo Bob Woolcock Joseph Maloney Louis Crescitelli Fred Zinni Charles Clemens Robert Davis and Son Charles Goodwin Frank Gerrato Paul De Feo Peter Azeglio . Michael Nicastro . Daniel Booth . Victor De Marinis Mr. Chester Novitt Mr. Goldsmith Mr. L. Neron Mr. C. Porch Mr. R. W. Weldon, Sr. Compliments of a friend Miss Joan M. Laye Miss Barbara Kosko Miss Hazel Downs Compliments of a friend Mrs. Margaret Kuhs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mary Stratton Elizabeth Huntsinger Maude Caldwell Frances Horner Compliments of a friend Friz Jose Lois and Bud ph Faller Geortler Edith Stratton Kotok Hardware Unsworth Motor Company Stratton's Auto Service Dutch Mill Tavern F 8- M Supply Pleasant Valley Inn Antlers Bar The Toy Shop Weinstein's Service Station Franklinville Gulf Service Clayton Variety Store Woods Cut Rate Steve's Tavern Lucas Store Wendy's Store Henry's China House Franklinville Texaco Service T Bi M Electronics Ashwood Card 81 Gift Shop Harmony Shoppe, Vineland Mattioli's Hardware Elizabeth Wilson JoAnn Grundlock and Judy Wright William F. Burkert Chas., Kathy, Elmer and Carol Bruce, David and Marion Cox A Friend Dot, Judy, Sandy, Mary Dale, Mary Alice, Connie Lucille, Jeanie, Mary Lou Belle, Carole, Sandy, Marie Floss, Ida Ann and George Turner Paulyn and Effa Campbell Ricks Chicks BUSINESS PATRONS Mainiero's Liquor Store DiPrimio's Welding Service Scotty's Tavern Klein's General Store Vince's Cafe Franklinville Hardware Pat's Radio-Television Service Rae's Shoppe, Williamstown D. Weiss Department Store Zucca's Tavern Forest Grove Motors Broadway Theater Pitman Motor Parts Mother 8. Daughter Specialty Shop Wynette Shop Esterlund's Beauty Salon Pitman Jewelry Shop Blvd. ESSO Servicenter Landis Upholstering Darnell's Atlantic Service Colucci Lumber Company E. and J. Poultry Farm Bonnie, Ginger, Gloria Betty Seagrave and William R. Turner Mike Haynicz Loretta, Elaine, Kathleen, Ann Mary K. Bohan Tomas Lyle Carolyn, Pauline, Elaine R. C. Stedford Harold Hoffman Theresa Pustizzi and Jack Beebe ' Joe Pannullo Tony's Rainbow, Pfef, and Scaley Mike, Ray, Lou Jerry, Frankie, and Felix Witte, Spinosi, Carione, Schechter Janet, Connie, Lydia, Betty M. J. Jarboe Joe, Hazel and Joe-boy Tello Cookie, Peg, Barbara-'61 Patrick Spinnato and Carl Vandergrift Carolyn Weimann and Sally Walker Deke Longstreth Anthony Fabrizio and Marius Fresne Jennie, Carolyn, Shirley, Babs Lois, Kay, Dottie, and Them Jane LaRue and Kenny Born Mr. John B. Strucko Mr. Joseph Crescitelli Mrs. Marie Devenney Miss Werder The Kaye Family Twyla, Jane, Louise, Carol Sylvio Cifaloglio C.H.S. Maiorettes The Four Musketeers Leona, Margie, Thoina Strekis Nick, Joe, Mike, Antony Bernice Bracaliello and Hatha Kellner Sarah and Frances Ewan Carrie Frince Helena and Georganna S. J. Lucchesi, D.D.S. Henry Cifaloglio Cliff Kollmeier Hazel and Al Harold Eckbold Hauling Jimmie's Steak House South Jersey Monument John Spatafore and Sons Vaccall's Truck 8- Tractor Repairs Drissel's Hardware Williams Gulf Tall Pines lnn Vincent's Hairdressing Whites Flower Shop Goldsmid's B. Wolffbrandt 81 Sons Williamstown News Agency Venuto Cleaners Grace's Sweet Shop Dovers Ramblers 81 Reo Trucks Strother Live Poultry Jimmies Rugs 81 Linoleum 'Delsea Floor Covering, lnc. Clevenger's Market Horn's Food Market Printcraft Card Company WILLIAM C. BARCLAY FUNERAL HOME Broad and Maple S'rs. CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY Tulip I-3040 CompIimen+s of MR. AND MRS. JAMES LEONARD AND FAMILY ELITE BAKERY Fancy Cakes and Pasiry 208 Wes+ High S+reeI' GLASSBORO, NEW JERSEY Tulip I-6644 Complimenfs of SILVER - CHAMBERLIN COM PANY cLAYToN, NEW JERSEY Complimenis of Complimenfs of PAPIANO'S CLAYTON LEW and JOHN Nor+I1 Delsea Drive P.T.A. FRANKLINVILLE NEW JERSEY Complimenfs of CHEMGLASS, INC. Manufacfurers of Medical and Chemical Glassware Rena S+ree+ NEWFIELD, N. J. Good Luck Io I'he Class of '58 CLAYTON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL CompIimenIs o-F GEETS' DINER Black Horse Pike and Roufe 322 a+ 'rhe Traffic Ligh'l' WILLIAMSTOWN, NEW J.ERSEY NEWTON TOOL 81 MANUFACTURING COMPANY INC. Tools Dies Gages Me+aI S+ampings Assemblies Screw Machine ProducI's General Machine Work Linden Avenue and Glassboro Road WENONAH, NEW JERSEY Phone ULysses 7-0595 Congra+uIa+ions Class of I958 VINELAND TIMES JOURNAL InIand Sou+h Jersey's Progressive Home Newspaper JAY CEE MARKET Qualify MeaI's and Groceries M+. Vernon S'IreeI' VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Phone Ox-2-5576 SIMONS CORNER 0 Spor+ing Goods I Shoes 0 Men's Haberdashery Black Horse Pike WILLIAMSTOWN. NEW JERSEY LARRY'S MOWER SERVICE N. Delsea Drive CLAYTON. NEW JERSEY New and Used Mowers All Makes Repaired PHONE Tulip--I-5306 VINELAND MUSIC CENTER and SCHOOL OF MUSIC STAN soLoMoN, Prop. Fines'I' Name Brand Ins+rumenIs 7'I'h SI'reeI' and Landis, Avenue VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Phone OX-2-830I CompIimen'I's of FOX COMPANY NEWFIELD, NEW JERSEY Bes+ of Luck 'Io +I1e Class of '58 MORRIS ATLANTIC SERVICE CompIimenI's of THE SUNOCO SERVICE STATION Malaga, New Jersey ANGELO FALCIANI 24-Hour Wrecker Service Long Dis+ance and Local HEAVY DUTY TOWINC-5 Reliable and Reasonable BlLL'S USED AUTO PARTS N. Main Road VINELAND. N. J. PI1one Ox I-4669 SIMPKIN'S HARDWARE STORE Pain+s 'I' House Furnishings 'I' Toys CompIe+e Line of Garden and Farm Equipmenl' I9 W. High SI'ree'I' CLAYTON. N. J. COMMUNITY OIL SERVICE Oil Burners-Healing SysI'ems Sales and Services FRANKLINVILLE, N. J. Complimenfs of TONY AN D LARRY'S Furnirure and Appliance VINELAND. N. J. Complimenls of DRUGSTORE DELSEA DRIVE INN Delsea Drive CLAYTON. N. J. CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY JIM AND MAE'S LUNCHEONETTE AT THE STOP-LIGHT CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY aqfv- SOUTH JERSEY ART GLASS Lamp and Shades Hand-Blown Glass Draperies DELSEA DRIVE Clayion, New Jersey LEE TRACTOR COMPANY Oliver TracI'ors Shur-Rane Irriga'rion WheaI' Rd. EasI' of Main VINELAND, N. J. Phone Ox-I-4075 HI-WAY GARAGE Experf Au'I'o Repairs Tune-Up Harding Highway and Main Road NEWFIELD, NEW JERSEY Ox-I-3835 CompIimenI's of .HMS USED AUTO PARTS Harding Highway NEWFIELD, NEW JERSEY Ox-I-4676 GARDEN STATE FLORIST Wesi' Landis Ave. Opposife High School VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Phone Ox-I-2040 When I+'s Flowers Say I+ Wi+h Ours DOUGHTY'S FurniI'ure and Appliances CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY MRS. KEE WEST SIDE FLORAL GARDENS Flowers 'For All Occasions 2Il Landis Avenue VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Phone OX I-26I4 FRANKLIN WAYSIDE Furni+ure Colonial - Modern - Provincial Chair Reupholsiering Sou'I'h Delsea Drive Franklinville, N. J ED LOVUOLO, Propriefor BATTELINI'S SERVICE GARAGE AuI'o and Truck Repairs-Gas 24 Hour Towing Service PHONE Ox-l3025 Harding Highway LANDISVILLE, NEW JERSEY - Oil MAURELLI'S, INC. Furni'I'ure - Appliances - Television Cen'I'ral Avenue MINOTOLA. NEW JERSEY Phone OXford 2-9060 IDA MCCLELLAN SHOP All Women's Wear for All Occasions 20 Soufh Broadway PITMAN, NEW JERSEY LUI'her 9-6322 POLMONARI'S BAKERY Wheai' Road Vineland, N. J. PHONE OXford 2-9127 Bread, Rolls, and Cakes Specializing in Wedding Cakes TURNER 81 TURNER Chrysler - Plymoulh CLAYTON. NEW JERSEY MITCHELL'S TIRE SERVICE DisI'ribu+ors of Goodyear Tires and BaHeries Du Pon'I' Prod ucI's Tire Recapping Our SpeciaII'y N. Delsea and Bris'I'oI Drives GLASSBORO. NEW JERSEY Phone TU ip I-6868 Where Crafrsmanship CounI's . . . CounI' on Us. Learn More - Earn More STEELMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL Serving Camden Since I924 THE ADVERTISER Prinring From a Card +o a Newspaper FRANKLINVILLE, N. J. Tulip I-274I CompIe'Ie Business Training Refresher Classes Summer School Day and Evening Ciasses 502 Linden S'I'reeI' CAMDEN 2, NEW JERSEY Phone WOodIawn 4-3369 LANZALOTTI MOTOR COMPANY Buick Chevrolei Sales and Service WILLIAMSTOWN. NEW JERSEY NA9-7454 I GAS CITY Delsea Drive and Weymoufh Road NEWFIELD, NEW JERSEY Phone Ox 2-9786 NEWFIELD OIL AND COAL CO. Fuel Oil-Coal-Coke Heafing Sysfems Ins+alla+ion Fuel Oil Burner Service Phone Ox-2-3550 NEWFIELD, NEW JERSEY Complimenls of THE DUTCH MILL MARKET Dufch Mill Road NEWFIELD, NEW JERSEY HOWARD ZEUNER. Propriefor Complimenls of LIBERTY INN Harding Highway MALAGA, NEW JERSEY FORBES MOTOR SERVICE Comple+e Aulomobile Repairing CLAYTON. NEW JERSEY CRANE OIL COMPANY Dis+ribu+ors of Esso Prod uc1's Delsea Drive CLAYTON. NEW JERSEY DODSON'S FLOOR COVERING Tile - Linoleum - Telephone Tulip-I 4868 Soufh Delsea Drive GLASSBORO. N. J. Mohawk Rugs HARRY 81 RAE'S DELICATESSEN 203 Wes+ Academy S+ree1' CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY MARANDINO BROTHERS General Masonry Con'I'rac'Iors Curbs - GuHers - Cemen'I' Drives Block and Brick Work OX'ford 2-6327 LANDISVILLE, N. J. NICHOL'S LU NCHEON ETTE News Agency SeaI+es+ Ice Cream and Subs FRANKLINVILLE. NEW JERSEY TULip I-9745 MELINI BROS., INC. Goodyear Tires and Recapping 3rd and Wood S+ree1's VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Phone OX I-3600 RALPH'S BODY AND AUTO SHOP Repairing and Refinishing Cusfomizing oxford I-2369 VINELANDQ N. J. Good Luck McDERMOTT'S MARKET ARNOLD'S FORMAL SHOP Formal Wear for Hire 'for SaIe All Merchandise in S'l'ocIc Oxford I-0768 6 Norih and 7+h S'I'ree'I' VINELAND. NEW JERSEY CompIimen+s of THE DAVID SHOP Men's and Boys' Furnishings II05 Deiaware Avenue PAULSBORO, NEW JERSEY HAzeI 3-0393 2I3 Delsea Drive CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY TUIip I-8855 Complimenfs of CHARMAE RESTAURANT MABEL and CHARLES ' l PANCHO MOTORS EDSEL Sales and Service 540 Nor+h Easl' Avenue VINELAND, NEW JERSEY ANTHONY PANCHELLO, Owner Complimen+s of THE BORELLI AGENCY Real Es+a+e - Insurance MALAGA. NEW JERSEY MALAGA SUPPLY COMPANY Wholesale and Reiail Phone OX-I-0062 Delsea Drive Malaga, N. J. FRANCIS R. CIANCAGLINI SAM EHRLICK Complimenls of MELINl'S HATCHERY Delsea Drive and Oalc Road VINELAND, NEW JERSEY DELSEA ARENA Roller Skaling FRANKLINVILLE, NEW JERSEY H s a Family Recreal'ion Complimen+s of POPULAR DANCE STUDIOS Delsea Drive Y . FRANKLlNVlLLE, NEW JERSEY Teaching All Popular Ballroom Dances KEN ancl ESSIE WILDERMUTH NEILL 81 SPANJER Whi'I'e Pine, Mahogany, Hardwoods HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY Complimen'I's of MANBECK'S 3 BEE's INN SU Choice Beverages Delsea Drive and Clin+on S'I'ree'I' Sandwiches CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY Delsea Drive Tulip M724 FRANKLINVILLE, NEW JERSEY TU I-9824 VET'S CALSO STATION Cgmpiimenfs CLIFF TAYLOR, Prop. of Gas - Oils - Accessories AuTo Repairs - Tires - Tubes - Ba'l'+eries Phone: Tulip I-9864 No. Delsea Dr. FRANKLINVILLE. NEW JERSEY AURA BADGE CCMPANY Manufacturer of Lapel Buttons-Ribbon Badges BOX 215. CLAYTON. NEW JERSEY Tulip 1.9026 Prop.. ANTHONY P. BARBARO IONA MOBILE HOMES Park and Sales Delsea Drive IONA, NEW JERSEY IONA LAKE HOTEL Bar - Grill- Package Goods Open Daily and Sundays LOU and LAURA SAMSELSKI Propriefors T'-'IIP'I'3352 FRANKLINVILLE, NEW JERSEY BILL KRIST BOB JAYNE Tulip-I-9773 COMM U N ITY Complimenfs OIL SERVICE of Oil Burner MANTON BROTHERS PAINTING CONTRACTORS Healing Syslems Sales and Service FRANKLINVILLE, NEW JERSEY NORMAN C. THOMPSON General Insurance Nofary Public lf Insurable-I Can Insure I+ 226 WALNUT STREET Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Walnul'-5-OI I8 344 SOUTH MAIN STREET WiIliams'I'own, New Jersey Nalional-9-6I55 STAR CROSS FOOD MARKET JOHN and EDITH LYND SHARP BROTHERS Ready Mix Cemenr Building Malerials WILLIAMSTOWN, NEW JERSEY Nalional-9-7474 Somers Poinl'-387I CHAS. H. FAUBELL 81 SONS Tuckahoe Road Nalional-9-6628 F 8: M Supply Delsea Drive Tulip-I-9285 Feed - Garden - Pei' Supplies Lumber - Building Malerials FRANKLINVILLE, NEW JERSEY GLASSBORO LUMBER COMPANY Lumber-Millwork-Hardware Building Iv1aI'erials GLASSBORO. NEW JERSEY Tulip l-33o WILLIAMSTOWN BAKERY Specializing in Cakes Wedding - Bir+hda.y - Anniversary Phone NAI'ional 9-6462 Washingfon Ave. WILLIAMSTOWN. NEW JERSEY Complimenfs of LEVY'S Men's and Boys' Wear Arrow Shir+s-In'rerwoven Socks Champ Ha+s-Dress and Work Cloihes 20 Eas+ High S'I'ree+ Glassboro, N. J. Tulip I-28I8 Courfesy of HUNGERFORD 81 TERRY, INC Engineers and Manufac+urers of Wa+er Condi+ioning PIan+s CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY, U.S.A. C. D. 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WILLIAM PARK ReaII'or - Mor+gages Es+abIishecI I925 Farms, Business and ResidenI'iaI Main S+ree+ aI' Iigh'I' WILLIAMSTOWN, NEW JERSEY NATIONAL 9-6I03 NATIONAL 9-6I I8 SOUTH JERSEY SCHOOL OF MUSIC Ins+ruc'Iion on All Ins+rumen'rs-Voice Ren'raI Plan Besi' of Musical Ins+rumen+s on Sale Sal Scarpa, Direcior ancI AccorcIionis+ E. Oak Road. Befween Main and Brewsfer Vineland, N. J. Phone OX 2-9499 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILLIAMSTOWN WILLIAMSTOWN. NEW JERSEY Drive-In Banking McFADDEN'S VARIETY STORE 3 S. Main SI'ree'I' GLASSBORO, NEW JERSEY CompIimen'I's of CLAYTON NATIONAL BANK CLAYTON. N. J. MERRITT'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS I70 S. Broadway PITMAN, NEW JERSEY J. REEVES MERRITT FIoris'I and Decorafor GEIGER'S COUNTER A Good Place 'Io Ea'I -Take-Ou'I Service- 737 N. Delsea Drive CLAYTON. NEW JERSEY Phone Tulip-I-4902 CHEVROLET SALES SERVICE 'Broadway and Park Ave. PITMAN, NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN JERSEY METAL PRODUCTS, INC. 7 S'Ia'Ie SI'reeI' GLASSBORO, NEW JERSEY Tulip-1-5372 Hea'ring, Air Condi+ioning MeIaI Fabricaiion LU-9-2020 CompIimenI's of CAPRIOTTI BROS. INC. General Coniraciors VINELAND. NEW JERSEY AUTHORIZED BUSINESS MACHINES, INC SaIes - Service - Supplies I080 N. DeIsea Drive CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY P8fB MODERN DINER GLASSBORO, NEW JERSEY Rouie 47 Sreaks - Chops - Sea Food Full Course Dinners GREEN'S FAIRLAWN MARKET Norrh Main Road FOREST GROVE Mears - Produce - Groceries - Hardware Sandwiches - Founiain Service OX 2-9630 OPEN 24 HOURS Tulip I-9847 JAMES i. COBBIN Warchmaker - Jeweler Complimen'l's 4I Sourh Broadway of PITMAN. NEW JERSEY Na+ionally Adver+ised Diamonds. Wa+ches, Srerling Silver Lenox China C. T. 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