Clayton High School - Clipper Yearbook (Clayton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

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T551 '55 - 3215: I- I: ur Dedication Clifford F Kollmeler As we look through our Treasure Chest of Memories we recall the man who so ably guided us through high school In our adviser we found a friend who worked with our officers to 5,gl1ClC the class With project since our freshman year Class members know Mr Kollmeier not only as a mathematics teacher but also as an enthu siastic chaperone at dances a talented musician and an avid sports fan Therefore with gratitude we the Class of 1959 dedicate this yearbook to Mr Clifford Koll meier our adviser his help we originated the annual work-day activity which has been a successful money-making N Board of Education 'if BACK ROW, left to right: john Linnekin, Herman Scholz, Helen Born, Boyd Campbell, john Cerak. FRONT ROW: Edward Manbeck, Vice Presidentg Charles Ferrell, Presidentg Chester Hilde- brand, Clerk of the Board. Message to the Class of '59 A message to any of our graduating classes should convey our pride in each pupil's accomplishment, and our promise of continued interest in his individual life, Knowing how eagerly young people shake off the bonds of public school education and confidently rise to meet adulthood, we would not presume to advise, warn, or predict . . . rather may we encourage each of you to use this eagerness and confidence to maintain a life worthy of personal satisfaction. The Board of Education -up-X-XM The Administrative Team XFX .... x Administration As Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Kersh- ner-is responsible for the functioning of all the schools in the District of Clayton. MR. T. FRANKLIN KERSHNER l l , l MR. MILTON WARTENBERG MR. LAWRENCE SCI-IENCK Mr. Wartenberg served as Guidance Di- Mr. Schenck, who was previously princi- rector of Clayton High School previous to pal of the Clayton Elementary School, be- his two and one-half years as principal. came principal of Clayton High School in January, 1959. The Administrative Team The administrative team, composed of Mr. Davis, Dean of Studentsg Mr. Larocco, Guidance Directorg and Mr. Owen, Activities Director, assists the principal in the ad- ministration of school policies. MR. ROBERT DAVIS MR. VINCENT LAROCCO MR. WALTER OWEN gr THOMAS BALDOSARO MARY K. BOI-IAN THOMAS V. BUSCEMI B.S., Glassboro State College A.B.. BS., Mnrywoocl College B.S., St, Francis College Mathematics Librarian Mathematics ', C U nh Faculty will ii FRANCIS A. CHAUNCY Philiulelpliia Museum School of Art Art THOMAS J. CURLEY A.B., Kings College Biology. General Science ROl5lfR'l' P. DAVIS A.B.. MS. Duke University Temple l7nix'ersity Physirxil Etluoition BEVERLY A, DVRGIN LUCILIE IZBY B.S,,'l'emple University B.S., Ohio State University Physical liclucation Home Economics f . BARBARA KOSKO B.S., Misericordia College Chemistry, Physics Facult JOSEPH C. MARTIN A.B., Franklin and Marshall College History, Social Studies HOWARD E. METZ B.S., State Teachers College Indiana, Pennsylvania English HELEN F. MULLANEY A.B., St. joseph College Commercial Q in S ,an CHARLES E' KRAMER VINCENT E. LAROCCO Arnold Qouege B.S., Western Illinois State College , - - - - Temple Physical Education, Athletic Director University of Nebraska Guidance 1' I srl S E .E L yd: Hun ' .f 3 It ' :-- ' CHESTER NOVITT WALTER F. OXVEN B.S., University of Scranton B.S., Trenton State College Commercial Industrial Arts 'Ne -L.-- i ' ff 5 h ,ii 6 3 ' -' by 'lf-'l ' ' ,M . inf 3 . ,L , ' V fi , izrgiilm:-A. gn? A f X 7:2 Xjgggzliklv-'?. E X 'Q- PETER C. VENDZULES RENATE M. XVERDER EDMUND ZORANSKI BS., E. Stroudsburg Smtc Teachers BS., Glasslworo State Ckvllcgc BS., Kmgk Ckwllcgc Collcgc Social Studics CSL-mural Spiemc History ETHEL SHEPPARD .ind HARRY STETSER Tcmplc L.TIllX'L'fSil5' Commcrcml 'NINE DEVINE Surptnry 1 MARGARET DE EEO ELAINE STEELMAN MARY ELLEN SHARP Sccreta ry Secretary Nurse S enior Class fficers Pffffdfflf Vzce P1 erzdezzl CHARLES MURRAY FRED KIER C lass H zstor y S The fall of 1955 brought a grcat and wonderful change S WEMU' to each member of our class It was the be 1nn1n of the fffffmy DOREEN FAIR Frosh year and predecessor to manygunforggettable SANDRA TAYLOR exents Mr Charles McNally was elected as our frrst presrdent of the class of 59 Chosen to represent our class rn the annual Halloween Parade as The Queen of Hearts was the petrte Brss ean Pxoppr In commemoratron of Thanksgmng Day and St Patrrck s Day we presented the frrst two soclal eyents sponsored by the class Through these eyents plus the sellrng of lrght bulbs and football booster puns our treasury was off to a good start As the year drew to a close our banner took a place of honor rn the C H S Audrtorlum The desrgn a red rose and d1p loma rn thc class colors red and whxte was submltted by M1ss Carolyn Humphrys Thus we completed the flrst of four grant steps toward graduation Tfearwef Through our second electron of class offrcers we chose Tfemufef ANNETTE HOWELLS Mr Charles Murray as class presrdent who retarned thrs JOANN CLFVETNSTINF posrtron durrng our remarnrng years at CHS oAnn Clevenstrne captured the trtle of M1ss Clayton Hrgh School whrle representrng the sophomore class as M1ss Autumn Selectmg the style and color of our class rrng was an outstandrng eyent rn our sophomore year Thrs was also the year that we mrtrated the frrst Work Day whrch proyed so benefrcral that rt became our prrncrpal money makrng actrvrty Other frnancral boosters durrng our sophomore year were the jungle ump and the Sweetheart Swrng unror year we were at last upperclassmen' Thrs was offrcrally proclarmed when we receryed our class rrngs M1ss Kathy Barclay was selected as our yunror queen to pose as M1ss Sunburst durmg the Halloween festryrtres Moonlrght and Roses was the theme of our lunror Senror prom whlch was presented by our class under the charrmanshlp of M155 Dorxs Ternlla Class nrght found us formally attlred whnle partrclpatmg rn a fmal trrbute to the graduatrng senrors Where Oh Where are the stately sen1ors7 was a f'l1'Dlll tI' refraln to our classmates during that last and most unforgettable year as students at C H S M1ss Cathy D1Luc1a was chosen as queen of the senror class to represent Cmder ella as our last contrrbutxon to the Mardl Gras On the mornxng of March 11 our Washmgton trrp became a realrty as we boarded the waltmg buses We spent three days tourrng the Caprtol under the supervrsron of Mr Kollmerer M1ss Werder Mrs Horner Mr Owen and Mr Baldasaro Durmg class nrght a reyrew of our past and predxctrons of the future were brought before us as a frnal farewell before our departure Graduatron found us on the threshold of a new world where we are to shoulder responsrbrhty as well as accept success and farlure rn our strrde As we glance back the years seem to have slrpped by but all rs not forgotten for well we know that rt shall remarn foreyer 1n our Treasure Chest of Memorxes U. 4 24 4 7 4 ' S . 7 1- -y 4 f r r- , . 7 ,, .4 ' r' v ' ' , ' 7 7 . . a , c . 1 . . . . , ' ' ' S ., 4 , 4 . f 7 s . . . . -, . . .... 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V . ,K . ,, ALEXANDER CHARLES ALAMPI RUSSELL BABB Academrc Clayton Spear chucker remembers Miss Hrlls thlrcl perlocl French class alphabetxcally frrst every trme most Cllglble bachelor udge Narly b1 eak Babb O General Clayton Roller unk patron recalls hrttrng Mr W wrth snowball nn frosh year buddres wxth Carol Harold and Jack KATHRYN BARC LAY Acaclemrc Cl3l't0n Always has a smrle remembers junror Movrng Up Day to pass one of Mrss Koskos tests seen wrth Chas U' ho me 9 KHIIYJ' RONALD BIERNAT ROBERT G BOARTS Acaclemrc Franklmvrlle Academlc Clayton Fnplrsh cl rss cle irance 6 6 busnness future lournalzst to be an engineer qulet keeps the lrbrary m Hou 50,0 ,jml 0 I dff wwe' S11 mb THOMAS A BELL Acaclemrc Clayton Radxo ham summer of 58 buddies wrth Bxll ONe1ll uses radar durm basketball season N er ef D112 Q ,, I ,, I I I rf xr , . rf! rf rr V I U If - H ' SO-o-0-o tall . . . remembers Mr. Strucko's Mechanic . . . remembers Halloween '56 'it' '.-V ' ' fr V: v1 nBbn If ' . r ff U H ., . . , . , 0 V . , . U V If , ,II H ' H ROBERT BOYLE IKIKIUSIIIHI Arts hionfoeullg Freckles to Jom the Navy seen wrth Ecldre D and Herman shy? thats what you think' 017 bark Buddy PATRICK B BONIELLO JANET ANNE BORN Commerual Franklmxrlle A cute secretary for some lucky boss remembers October of all four years frxends w1th Dons Barbara and Pat D blusher I dont M101 U1 Commerclal Franklmvrlle Future auto mechanu and draft dodger junnor Vear an outstandmg memory pals wrth Vlto Bob K and Alex Hey gnu ldI0i a GLORIA JEAN BURNS Commercral Clayton Grggles Jumor Prom of 58 wants to mherrt one mrllron dollars best frrend to Bonnre and Gmger You tbmk you re funny Bumrze don! J WILLIAM BUSCHAM JOYCE CEKAIVICE General Franklmulle Atademlt Franklmulle Loves the drag rates summer of 57 Peppy leader of the norsemakers loxes to get 54 Ford runnmg easy gomg to dance future psychologrst tnmy smooth dancer jokes VIYHCIOUS Cao! play Sbakerpeme Wzllp I lhouglal Id dlfj 511411 ff fn ,f ., , . ' , . . J K - ff ' ' u HP H . A . tl ' ' , ,. ,. If J rr I' . .V . ,, I A,, H - H ff 1 ' 1 rf '11 , , - ff - 1 -ff f fu I A d. JO ANN CLEVENSTINE HARRY WILLIAM COATFS Commeru ll Franklrnvllle One of the class clowns remembers 1un1or year xx here theres George and 'Iom D there s Harry somethlng IS bound Aeademlc Frxes Mrll Power behmd the yearbook Mrss C H S college bound Lharmmg always on the go most versltxle H zrry ELFANOR MAE CRANMER Acaclemlc Clayton Not exactly qulet remembers july 18 ambltlon to learn Italran cookmg and score on Mr Buscemr Skip ll Eleanor HELEN PATRICIA DALY JUDITH ANN DAUGHERTY Commerual Clayton Aqademrc Clayton Enn go bmgla Carrones P J party Loves to srng and play the prano D1 Luclas shadow to be members May 16 5 best frlencl secretary Lmda to be a teacher Huny up Cathy' Helen udy THOMAS GLEASON DAILY Academxc Franklmvrlle Murder wrth the gurls summer of 58 what a devrlrsh gnn to become a good basketball player The eelnzg If mulual Spider I5 '58 . . . ' ' - ' ' If ' 'll II YY '57... 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If f ' - ' 'll If ' ll LINDA DEVLIN Academic Clayton Most dependable to be an archeologxst summer of 58 h1gh stepper durrng half trme seen 'mth Judy and Doreen Lmd I' CATHERINE RITA DI LUCIA Commercral Clayton Not flashmg but always glovung Carrones PJ party Dalys other half dreams of bemg an alrlme stexwardcss Dalit 711517 me 'Culbf' I6 PATRICIA DE MARCO LARRY DESSIN Commerual Clayton Central Clayton Acme and lttrutlve remembers 58 Iound vuth Alex Bob and lm 1 Pennsulle game to xxork at Penna Rall cloud of smoke rn study hill to be road presldent fof anythnngj Gel out 0 ben You lmlhfr me 1 Lnw DOROTHY JANE DI MATTIO Commercml M1laga One of the Malaga gang wants to be a telephone operator remembers those Pj partxes Ola gee Dame MARLLNE DI NISI DI MATTPO Commercnl Malagl Beautlful locks vsants to travel Dots Lousln another member of the Malaga gang Gueu ulml' Mmlezze fr- 1 4 s, ' 1 in ... ' ' ' ' , .' J ...bg I .., I . I ' 1 , 1 . .. I ., , U HP n ff Mn f 3 , rl 4 . 4 C' l 2 '71 v v f ' - f f i rf u rf 'n ff . w rf 4 H . R' , . v' P - . Y 'A I . . . , ',, , V, , ARNOLD LFON DIVI RS GFORGF F ERRIG General Glassboro General Franklmvzllc Oh to gmtluxte 56 Paulsboro gxme Quret flcshman year Shaw Mol pals vtlth Rlth George and XW1lbur llclc and Kcndlg wants to joan the sports star 1 gentleman Navy U 1111 r hz! jf um f Arnold Ola yeah GFMQF ANN BURLESON EVENS Art Major Clayton Artrstlp remembers being sweet srxteen pals xuth Glorla Betty and Chrcka ce to be 1 housewife and part tlme artlst Ok you lzzmu Annie CARL I ENNAL ROBERT FILLER 5606181 MODIOSVIHG Academm Frankl1nw1llc One of the famous fennals remembers Summer of 56 10 mtg 3 Chevrolet football season 57 to do somethmg, buddleg Wlth Charles P and Aff F constr mme m me Yuzne dffclmlllg Bo Mike no mfflakc Conn! DOREEN M FAIR Academrc Franklrnulle Demouats daughter remembers Mor mg Up Day to be thrs s patrent frrebug got a match? Guerf u lm! Dgyggy . , . 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If I, , ' U H bv! ff I - U ff H - - . . . oh, R.N. . . . , , , ff , :J H ,, DAVID W FRESNE Commffflal New freld Grease monkey lCI1'l6lUl'JClS sophomore Englrsh mth Mr W future l'I'lLLl11l'lIL You befiez believe If Hare Nor: ARTHUR FIRMAN CAROL SANDRA FISHFR Atademrt Franklmvrlle Commercral Clayton Plenty of curls remembers runnrng out Pfillfe to mother 8 fO0ll3ff1ll Ifiam of gas ID Prckcrrngs Ford to pass pals wtth Annette Kathy and Margle Spamsh quret trll you get to know 17,1 gf,,,,q lg 111, JW PM 'lllTl .7ee RICHARD GARDENHIRE Academrc Newfncld Murder on the grrdrron freshman has ketball lnuddles xuth Arnold Charles Tom and Fred to hc an arthrtcct study hall sleeper H1 barbel 71 :dw I8 Wm GENNA BETTY JEAN GQRE General Nux frcld Commerual C-ld? ffm Pumlc feet undefeated freshman foot NCWY 1 Llllll m0mCDf MUWHQ LP DJ? bqll tgdm in be ,1 farmer bgy to marry .1 nertam boy from Forest Dog gnne Il Int GICJXC CYHZQ Litflllllillgflel' Lfze zhaz Lou Bev J 1 . ' . 1 . ', 'lf ff V ,, 4 . 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HARPER General Iona Lake Sharp dresser party for SCUIOFS 58 future prcsldcnt of Food Falr date bart H1 U lllle obn CHARLES B HAUCK Academrc Clayton Quarterback football 58 buddres vuth Srd to vsrn Trl County and to attend college GEORGE ILLGAS Acadenuc Frankl mx llle Wlmlz on the footbzll fleltl Coates plrty to get muh I-lc gets qround ht docs 1 George KATHLEEN HUMMEL Commcltul Fl'lUkllf1XlllC' Glasses remembers limes 1n Phxllx Tumor yeau and dass mght 8 be 1 be-qutman 1U 11 II 1 IX 1171 CAROLYN MARIE HUMPHRYS Commerclal Ff3Ukl1l'lYlllC Remembers Cftrnones Pj pqrty to be 1 prnate secretary to young handsome boss 6fl'.1C1Cl'1f A16 91111 IIIIIIIFJ Clml Qlhaur ELMER IVFRS Amdemm Claw ton Freckles Carol s other half xx mts to fly alvs us clovs nmg around catrot tot blushes kl uy l1LIg.,ll I wif III: 1111111 Indd 20 EDGAR 'IEFFERS JERRY IOHNSON Aculcrmt I'mnkl1m1lle Auclermc Forest Grow Flutxomts nth lngh remcmlucls piss One lntcrtst lmsclwll tecalls fxrst ymr lwlotk on the football tum pals suth of I1 1n arxmson hue Gugg., Buschlm Qnd Coates HH 15,51 Afgdfbyjj ll 111 d gnu F11 F1113 1 . . . 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'nil .Y ' V ., - .- ff - 1 ROBERT KENDIG Industrml Arts CIKYKOD P utr xl c SCICDCC Class Good Gu Go Mug: Bongo Bob recalls Mr Kellys futuu methlnxc FREDERICK KIER Academlc Clayton Henry J fan remembers Halloween o 55 most dependable to become a physxcrst Be fefzfzble Chief' ZI ROBERT LEWIS Academtc Iona Revcalls summer of 57 pls ut Charles Btll Pete and Tom to play it cool vshxle malung money Ya really lblllk 50 buh R0 CAROLINE LIBB Academlc Cl ly ton Bram cluld recalls summer of 57 seen wlth Conme Glorxa Bonme 'md Ginger wants to become a nurse Good mgbl Cmolzne 22 JAMES KUHAR ELIZABETH LEO Commercxal Newflelcl 'Ihat trip to New York xn yunlor year' to get marrted and be her husband s sec Industrnl Arts Cllyton Remembers trtp to Phlladelplmm ln yunnor year buddtes vuth Lou Charles Bill and Harold xx ants to get rxch retary P113 11 wo! 1 I1 Oh' .roujv IZ MARTIN MACALISTER LOUIS MAGLIOCCO Ac ulemnc Cl tyton Intlustu tl Arts M tl 151 Better late than newer remembers chem Chaslng, ll femme Paulsboro football lstry class motorcycle madcap u game In 57 pals xuth 1m Blll Her dues vuth Larry and Alex to get a bxg man and Lou wants to be a rtch play ger motorcycle 0 Ola uell Flzfla C001 II Loule 1 ' ' ...1z. 'ih N I I I Il bil il I A ' F f 2 f I 4232 6 1 1 A 1 'f ' V V , , , , . ..4 Y I . . ff L,- 'H f-B-g JMU ff U U HL-H Q A 1' , aan . by. rr ,w ar ry rf '-' rr lvl , L. 1' V ' V. . .V . V f. ' lf H ,-lf 'Q' PATRICIA MARSHALL Home Economics Franklmyrlle Wavy harr remembers Feb 73 l957 and Broyynre tlny to get marrled leader of the C H S Boosters Ya kuou 1 Lzflle P11 JOAN Moom Home Fconomrcs FI'1UkllI1XlllL Freshman year me-morles buddres mth Dolores jynell Alrce and Pat to be come a secretary and smger 0 17116 CHARLFS Mc NALLY Aculemtc New freld Recalls summer of 56 tn Vlflldyxood and xntramural games wants to be a partner vyrth O Brren lanky You guyr me fur! 100 foo much Char CHARLFS MURRAY Academic New freld Exerybody l1kes this boy and xye mean FVERYBODY' recalls Sv eclesboro basketball game rn lumor year c iss leader INU Ju ent' Mmpby ,M 7 . ff U ff -Y I U .L , I , 4 . . . ' . .. , . L ' ff fu rr - vu ,. A - ,, ,, y, - 4 , . . . . . , ' ' ,' . . . - y Y . -y . , . . . 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Y ' 'YL ' V . ., 1, Q. .yy ,, .l MARX MESS Home Economxcs Frmklmyllle Remembers summer of 57 secn with Pat Helen and Anne Oh garb R ch ANDREW MOLLICK Industrlal Arts Vmelancl Recalls sophomore year pals xy 1th Henry and George dreams of brrcluatlon Le r gel uzfb ll Andy 23 WILLIAM 1 ONFIL Imlustrral Arts Cluton Rememberi f st ly t juruor Xffll trci vxrth R llwlnptnsr It I Kun hot mtl fm Smofen HAROLD O BRIEN BARBARA ANN O DI LL Academrc Claxton Amtlemrt Frinklmxrlle Remembers mtrimurals utlt ru xxrtl Blonde .tttr tttmn future language teather Murray md LILNIHX lebrtu rtmtmbtrs Krtk Oft Dmce fmsh scar 1 B ff bn HLRMAN PI-IILPOT Industrral Arts Franklrmrlle Remembers hrttrng a tree rn froih wear pals are Maglrocco ONe1ll and Kuhar 4 ol CHARLES PICKLRINF Academrc Frankllmrlle Tall tales by Prtkle future doctor bucldres vlth B Frller A Frrman and I Tummmm 5rd perrotl french Oh 19-'fy 1 Pzfkle LOUIS RAMBONE Imlustrml Arts Malaga Oh that half sense of humor lrbmrx paw 122311117 to be a profewoml baseball player 01' V11 guys Lomf A, . ibri tat' 0 4 . butll'-. . mt .nl D, fsl Si ff Hllnfmll rf ,ff.'1 rn? fi ,7 lg , Q Z 1 g , ' 1 A , ' 1.if K A f HP ., 4815 WILLIAM IAMES REILLY IDXVARD ROXY I Industrril Arts Claxton Induitrul Arts Clnfnn Runnmg, Ins for Nr Ivhrtln 1lxx1ys Track Qtxr remlls Jumor year draggnngn that hot rod to Ovsn the plle mth Arnold Carnac Bob 'mtl Lou hottest mr 1D Claxton TI 5 I, em Eddie Rez! SHIRLEY BI-ATRICE SAMIT ALJC.lSIl1lC Ermklrnvrlle Intellrgxcnt rcnumlwc-rs Atlmm Crry a sun ruth Cuolrne lrbmrun Oh dt I7 Bez HENRY WILLIAM SHAW GEORGE SHEARFD Industrml ArtQ Forut Groxe IHClL1Sif11l Arts Fllflkllmllle Sharp gulfal Plaggf fgmembelg fhfgg Wqtth lllln 5,0 SECT! XX1ll1 A1'l'lOlCl car Lollmon rms to :graduate from to be 11 llfdff9ffHI1 fCmCml3ff5 football hxgh school md plax the Qultar 2619008 Ab ljgfbf SHNZH Bndmm 15-.Q MYRNA ELAINE SCHECHTER Aaademlc MHH83 N ref Q eg I Clzjper H1 Lzler cdrtor cant forget Joyfcs corny jokce md Walls S laugh would lrke to xun IH argument vt 1th Mr Hunt Fzfzulwzf M H 1 25 , - . -. . 4 Q 1 i , . '. , 4 ' '. I I . , Mm, Y I ff 7 J H .711 :rind il - , .. 0 - K r 4 . 7. , A1 I . I L' AYLW . .' . .1 1 44 . '2 -' ' ' .. A ', ' D ff L - ,U ff. -,. 1 . ,, Z-O., . . A if I ' I ' '- 1 I A Y . . , 4 I4 - A 4 ' -I ' , '4' L I , 4. ,, ,, ,, H 4, X 1, Q ,Q .S 'dv ,Y N .1 A .- . .Q gn, u , . . Q- , ' ' - H y'f.' TOM SANIN ORD SMITH Industrlal Arts Iona Mechamcally mclmed remembers flrght through study hall window future mechamc or student of electromcs doll Smzily DOLORES THERESA SMITH PAUL SMITH Home Etononucs Frmklmvllle Commcrual Ff'1l'llClll'lYlllC Qunet Glen Cluh member Chnst Shy guy speed skater blontly mls Dry 57 was most entertaxnmg., tr, but C, Shock newer xxorucs nexer xx ants to be tl nurse or slnger W1 Hou :haul ffm! Dolly' Slam 111101 Smzllj' LYDIA P SPINOSI Academy. Malrlgd 'Iemper temper frosh year college bound shorty 1 loy1l frm-nd Oh uahfafzrh 26 JOHN TIMOTHY STANGFR ROBFRT STEIGERWALT Imlustull Arts Clayton Comrmrual Franklmvrlle Speed sklter a good man to hue rn Freckles g.,1lore seen xx 1th George Russ the band to be an engineer Paul and Tom futu e saxlor You 1672011 If' Tzm Sfzrk rr ' 11 rf ' ,fr M yn' Hz, ' 5 .- J S 1 Q I x S I- , y a . , . , .- . K .... , . . . I - - - L' r' ' '... 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L 4 . ff ., H MARGARET JEAN STREKIS ROBERT EDWARD STROH CONSTANCE LYNNE STUFFER Commermal Frankl1nv1lle Glggles pleasmg summer of 58 Rlck Nelson fan Ob Beilg lf Connie Commercxal W1lll3mSfOXX n Commefr 1 11 Clayton Oflklflil Joke book Ford clrner Pedal pusher enyoyed mp ro Worlds remembers summer of 58 Bobby Fglf New Yolk ghfrmr H1 doll Mmgze G0 10 ff 0 ANGELA SUZANNE TAYLOR Commerclal Clayton Fnendly best memones of 57 and 58 W1lson Lake and Wxllramstoxxn rarmxal never wrthout jean another hope ful secretary Don! knou do you' Bunk SANDRA MARY TAYLOR Commercral Malaga Amxable and Lute fondest memoly June 77 58 mam arnbxtron marrmgc and a famlly Sandy PATRICIA ANNA MARIE SXVIRNIUK Commerual Clayton Loyal frrencl to jean recalls 58 shop boys hopes to be a secretary U hz: Il I d Sbuarz 27 ff , fr H 'I . . , Y . . N ff ' U 'V . ' 77 U ' H IFB bf! i , I ....., . I . i I H Il .. l , ' 'ff 1. ,-f - Y ' ,V V, , A., ., , . O! ' I' I S ELIZABETH ANN THURMAN Commercral Franklrm xlle Mam mterest Fred remembers Hal loxxeen 55 and trrp to see Rrck Nelson to be a successful secretary W bald you um! a medal? Betty RICHARD J TRASFERINI Vrneland vrvrdly remembers xntends to be a farmer Commercral Shy and quret Mowmg Lp Day or musxclan I fr g c 11711 Trax 28 VIRGINIA B TAYLOR DORIS TERILLA Comme-rual Clayton Academrc Clayton Loxes to srng Chrrstmas of 57 Drmples chatterer outstandmg wants to become a good housevtrfe memolrs frosh year and jumor Prom to rarse a champron collle to be an old mard school teacher Abou! gez blg Gzngef Ola' Fudge' Dorff' JOSEPH TRIBBITT JOHN C S TUMMINIA lever whrspers tall guy es Versatrle mus1c1an summer of junror frrend of G Sheared to yom Marmes year set on making a m1ll10n cm really heave a shot put Cmzy mm Slrozlg 1114121 ou 1: fr 1 ,I U rr 1 , . 3 , ' . r A 'H . . . I 1 , D . . . rf V- ' ry rf ' 1 H u rr ' 1 S Industrial Arts janvier Academic Clayton IN . . . . . . b t ' ' ' . . . 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RAYMOND WALTER VILLEC BEVERLY JEAN VENNELL Commerclal Clayton Academlc Clayton Natural blond harr Mov1ngLp Day Math rates h1gh Sul john Lou and always xuth Gmgcr and Glorla Ray to be an engmeer to be a prrwate secretary for Elms Presley Tbm, ,Uugb ,my ,y 7 117116121 zbe bell gown 71712 Bwzmg JYNELL LONNESE WALKER Commerclal Franklrm rlle Plenty of spunk m btsketball remembers anuary 19 58 an atqountant to be so well groomed One dzg new yen' Snake CHARLES HENRY XWILLIS DOROTHY E WITTE Industrial Arts Franklmvrlle Academxc Malaga Terrxfre reader' emoyetl Mowmg Up Natural athelete remembers May 17 57 Da frlencl of VU1ll1e and Eddle hopes to play a North Afrrcan hockey w ' to own the worlds blggcst skatmg rmk team how far thrs lrttle candle throvts You 41721 fagnz 710127171 Ruby H5 beam Hub' Dome SIDNEY WEINSTEIN Academrc Clayton Clovsn remembers Boarts brrclge pals Vifalls and Fudd Got gm m new Ra 29 Alma Mater Oh Flaylon Hzghf Oh Clayton Hzghf The yfdff 11111yf LOIIIL the ycau may go O111 loze 01 lhee hu1115 ez 61 hrzght We loze lhee OI fhy 51'1e11glh ana' Nllgbl O A177251 Mafe1 good ana' 1'1ue, 7771719 IJOIIOH rung a1e eze1 neu Thy eleeclf haze eonquefed 111a11y a oe Thy fonf me 151101111 uhue 61 lhey go The yea1J flldy pau and ue a1e old, But flzll 1161016 fhe Blue ana' Gola' WALLACE R ZINNI Art Mayor Chyton Handy wuth a brush oh :har hugh W1 11 uo1h O1 Ihee 0,711 gllldd ana' llghf By thy Hue 1h1l111e11 ffzll kept hnghl remembers Wllldwood last but not least EDITH QIAQER VUALTER Oh No' Blg Daddy Class Poem LIFE S MIRROR 11616 an loyal 17611115 117616 a1e K17l1Iff h1a1e 'Ihe1e a1c Jouln fha! 1116 171116 and t1ue A1261 fhe he ff u11l eonze hmh to you GIZQ loze ana' loze Io you1 l1 e uzll low, And flffllgfh 111 10111 111111051 needs 11111 111111 111112151 won o hca1If 11111 Jhou Yheu azth 111 you1 uo1h ana' deeds C111 1111111 and you1 gz 15 11111 he pazal 111 hula' 41111 Yong a song wzll 111ee1 A1251 fha v1111le 11171617 It f1l66f 11111 51116111 11111 A fllllld that If yuff af Ju eet G11e pzty and fo11o11 to fhove uho 77l0Zl1ll, 5 ou uzll galhe1 111 loue15 agazn The 5ea11e1ed 566615 1o111 you1 fhoughz 0111601726 Though lhe Jowzng 566777661 111 1a111 111 l1 1 fha 11111101 o hzng ana' Jlaze, 111 yurf uhaf ue a1e and do lhen gzze Io the uo1la' the hex! you haze Anal Ihe hevt 11111 107716 haeh fo you MADELINE S BRIDGES J ' 1 . . 1 , 1 1 -t - 1. ,y . . 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Clayton TAYLOR ANGELA 400 S Denms Dr Commerual Clayton TAYLOR SANDRA Hardrng Hrghway Commercral Clrpperettes 3 4 Pres1dent4 Glee Club 1 7 3 4 Queen Attendant 7 4 Class Secretary 1 4 Elmer TAYLOR VIRGINIA Maln St Commercral Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Clrpperettes 3 Mode-Img Club 1 Clayton TERILLA DORIS 120 S Delsea Dr Academrc Prom Commrttee 3 Charrman 3 Cheerleader 1 7 3 Clzpper H1 Lzler 3 4 News Edxtor 3 4 FTA 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Natronal Math Club 3 4 Honor Socxety 3 4 Clayton THLRMAN ELIZABETH Rarlroad Ave Commerczal Prom Cornmrttee 3 Franklrnxrlle TRASFERINI RICHARD RD 1 Blue Bell Rd and Catawba Ave Commercral Scrence Club 1 Vmeland IIRIBBITT JOSEPH Llncoln Ave Track 3 Wrlllamstown IIILIIWIIYIIIXIIA JOHN 45 E Clayton Ave Academrc Nrtnonal Math Club 4 Honor Socrety 3 4 Key Clu 4 Bandl 3 Clayton VENNELL BEVERLY 184 E Llnden St Commerual Modelmg Club 1 Clayton VILLEC RAYINIOIND East Ave Academxc Football 1 2 3 Honor Socrety 3 Franklrnulle WALKER JHINELL PO Box 133 Commercral Basketball 2 3 4 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WAYNE STREITZ Correyponding Serrefmy DORIS BLAKESLEE Recording Secretary . NANCY PUSTIZZI T7'e?!1.fIl7'Ef BETTY LOU MILES Adzivor MISS H. MULLANEY Sophomores This year the sophomores proved once again that hard work doesn't frighten them. Their biggest proj- ect was the Valentine Dance held in February. The class was well represented in sports and clubs in school. Now that the sophomores have ordered their class rings they are looking forward to their junior year. Pre.x'ide11l . . JOHN DANYLIW Vive Prefidezzt GEORGE HAMMES Correypmzdifzg Secretary . . .. .. DALE LEXVIS Rfrordizzg Serremr'y . . ANITA GENNA Trefarzzrer . LORNA KIER Adrimr MISS R. XVERDER Freshmen The first activity in which the class of '62 par- ticipated was the Halloween Parade. This was a high- ly successful enterprise as the yearlings captured third place in the float competition. The frosh went on to a successful year, both financially and socially. The highlight of their year was the Wfelcome Home Dance given in honor of the seniors upon their re- turn from Washington. Pnavidefzl BERNICE SCHMITT Vive Prwidezzf CAROL DOUGHTY C0rreJp011di7zg S6Z'l'6lI17'Q SUSAN BUCHANAN Remrdizzg Serrehzrj' PATRICIA WISEBURN Treasurer MARY LOU HOWELLS Adzirm' MR. T. BALDOSARO utsta cimg U nderclassmen y TOM BOMPENSA JOANNE FREY PATTY SILVER JOE BONONCINI 15: Team All-Tri-County All-Star Hofkey Team Queen of C.H.S. AU-Tri-C01U1Iy III Tram All Gump Il Honorable Mefmon STAN ALBERTSON WILBUR FENNAL RAY HOFFMAN lr! Te 1m All T11 County B1Ck Of the Wwk Av Grd 2nd T-mm All TW CUWUJ Ir! Team All T11 County 2114 Tfriffl All GVUNP ll IJ! 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' v F, F gk fm X 1 I ophomores Class 0 f 961 Freshmen BACK ROXW, left to right: Mr, Martin. coach, R. Welsh, S, Pickering, G. Hammes. 1. Broselow VV. DeGuenther. J. Colan. XV. Hughes. D. Reola. J. Culbreath. W. Evans, W. Schneeman, W Evans. C. Vennell. Mr. Strain, coach, SECOND ROW: Pop Kramer. coach. j. Danyliw, P Mungiole, E. Donaldson. VU. Nothnick, P. Guerin. A. Reim, T. Maloney. V. Spinnato. J. Bononcini T. Bompensa. R. McCleish, J. Gardenhire. Mr. Curley. coach. Mr. Vinterelli. THIRD ROXV: W Reilly. H, Coates. I.. Magliocco. C. B, Hauck. G. Sheared, A. Divers, G, Illgas. R. Gardenhire. S Albertson. L. XY'illiams. Mr. Kollmeier. coach, After a fast recovery from losing their first two games of the season to Paulsboro 24-7 and Pennsville 25-13, the 1958 Clipper football team, coached by Mr. joe Martin, proved to be the most successful in .1 number of years. In the next four successive games. Clayton downed Salem 20-12, Pennsgrove 12-6, Swedesboro 7-0, and Gloucester 25-7. The powerful running attack featuring Wilbur liennal, Stanley Albertson, and Co-Captain Arnold Divers proved to be too much for the opponents in each of these four games. With Clayton needing one more victory to capture their first Tri-County title in six years, the Clippers met Wfoodstown whom they tied 12-12 in one of the most exciting games played on our home field. ln the following game Clayton played Glassboro. a Non-Tri-County team. who proved too much for the Clippers, with the final score showing a 27-18 loss. The Thanksgiving game was the biggest setback received all year. Clayton was still very much in the running for the championship, needing only a tie with its arch rival, Pitman, to take the title, Pitman spoiled all hopes by becoming the first team all year to hold us scoreless while their backs ran the score up to twenty-five. At the close of the season several members of the team were chosen to the All- Tri-County League Team. They are: Tom Bompensa, Wilbtir lfennal, and Stan Albert- son. Ray Hoffman and George lllgas, Co-Captain of the Clipper squad, were chosen to the second team, Football -L . s I Q v Sports C0m'U- fellas, talk if UP! O-tee-O way-lay way-ma-ma Strike three,' --, P Turn me loose! ll ii .xi Y 16 Three plus two fand friend, Sunny days at hockey camp. And they're off pots You're Out Let's have three short rahs for Clayton I think we might lick'em, Pop! Get those rebounds Ipit Z a photo finish OK Lefg go, gang! He flies through the air. etc. BACK ROVU. left to right: -I. McMenamin. R. Hoffman. W, Fennal, C. Hauclc, A. Reim. J. Bon- onrini. H. Shaw. R. Delvlarco. SECOND kROWl Coach. Mr. Davis. F, Kier, L Cresitelli. B, Goodwin. F. Nunziato. -I. Schmuckler. J. Ferrell, J. Johnson. In the 1958 season. the baseball team, captained by Frank Nunziato and Bill Goodwin, showed great improvement in the basic fundamentals. Although the teams weakest spot vvas hitting, their pitching and fielding ability to-ind them with seven wins and nine losses at the end ot., the season. Mr. Davis. coach ot' the team, feels that in '59 an even better record can be made as there are eight lettermtn returningto the squad. From the Limp-'s point of view, ,lerrv winds up ,. l l I ,s wif 1 ab F, ff' I' X 'xi -4 fm: si' 9 ere T L , .ar fm ports Remew Sports haxe alyy ays played an rmportant role rn the ln es of the students of Clayton Hrgh Each year there has been an lncrease rn the number of members rn the Athletrc Assocratlon In add1t1on more students are attendlng the athletlc games to cheer the teams on to yrctory Our new hockey coach was Mrss Bey erly Durgln shown vxrth co captams Dot XYf1tte and Pat De Marco Mlss Durgm IS a member of the Umtcd States Held Hockey Tourrng Team Thls year our yery successful football team was coached by Mr joe Martrn He was asslsted by Mr Curley Mr Stram Pop Kramer Mr V1tterell1 and Mr Kollmerer The yarslty basketball team under the coaching of Mr Moe Tener shovsed great rmproyement mn the 59 season The V team was coached by Mr Edmond Zoranskr Intramurals played an lmportant part xn students lrfe durmg basketball season Almost exery day the student body could be found cheermg on therr team durxng the nrnth perrod games Mr Kollmener and Pop Kramer were the proud coaches of the frosh football team In n1ne games the boys vsere defeated only once The freshman basketball team completed their season wxth a record of three wrns and tvto losses They were coached by Mr Tom Curley Pfeiident Vice President CHARLES MURRAY GEORGE ILLGAS Advisor Mr. D. Hunt displays new Student Council banner. HOMEROOM PRESIDENTS is FRESHMEN, BACK ROW: P. Wiseburn, J. Mounier, I.. Groch- owski, S. Buchanan, P. Cekaivice, B, Schmitt. L. Jones. SOPHO- MORES. THIRD ROW: A. Muller. I. Danyliw, G. Hammes, N. Azeglio, M, Recchio, I.. Kier, E. Dougherty. JUNIORS, SECOND ROW: D. Ferrell, W. Streitz, C. Fabrizio, R. Moffa, J. Senior. SQENIORS, FIRST ROXV: H. O'Brien, J. W'alker, G. Burns, F. ier. 54 Enthusiastic Campaigners tudent The Student Council began functioning with the adoption of a new constitution in September. The election of home- room officers followed. On October 29, the officers of the Council were elected by the entire student body with the exception of freshmen. O HOMEROOM VICE PRESIDENTS FRESHMEN, BACK ROXV: K. Young, M. Nixon, B. Faubell, H. McCleish. SOPHOMORES, THIRD ROW: R. Cugini, F. Gills, B. Kendig, B. Masters. JUNIORS, SECOND ROW: A. Berger, j. Nolder, R. DeMarco. SENIORS, FIRST ROW: P. Huetter, A. Alampi. Secretary Trearurer Student Council Assembly . Counczl The members of the Student Council worked in organ- izing the hall patrol and many student-run assembly pro- grams. During the year the group met weekly to discuss current issues, receive petitions, and draft resolutions to be presented to the faculty. HOMEROOM SECRETARIES JOYCE CEKAIVICE JYNELL XVALKER The Dixiecrats display the signs V for vic- tory. HOMEROOM TREASURERS FRESHMEN, BACK ROW: C. Falciani, C. Shunk, M. Witte, S. Pannullo, M. Howells, E, Corica, D. Brown. SOPHOMORES, THIRD ROW: R. Sandelier, B, Wright, A. Genna, C. Albrecht, E. Langley, JUNIORS, SECOND ROW: R. Carione, M. Terilla, K. Hauclc, j. Sandelier. SENIORS. FIRST ROW: V. Taylor, J. Harper, C. DiLucia, L. Kovacs. FRESHMEN, BACK ROW: B. W'ilbur, J. Majowicz, R. Aretz G. Derico. SOPHOMORES, THIRD ROW: I. Cerak, L. Phillips K, Riley, L. Parave, A. Woodell. L. Gallina, S. Engelke, JUN- IORS, SECOND ROW: H. Barbera, L, Weintraub, E. Linn, M Fineman, J. Gagliahone. SENIORS, FIRST ROW: M. DiMatteo S. Taylor. fl HS 'F x ff l 'I 651- 55 W WL , may Q z V YV fm 4'-Gfx' 4 .SL- 1 Anne Falrsr Lmda Forte joanne Trey Barbara Kendrg Judy Jacobs Substrtutes absent from plcture Penny Cekarvlce Gall Metzger School Band The majorettes made an attractne front for our band They were able to secure two new unrforms one for the head malorette ane Howells and another for Llnda Devlln the band majorette Along w1th srx regular majorettes D1ane Wolfe arded Honey McCle1sh as band mascots In therr second year of oramzatron the Chpperettes executed team dr1lls and marchlng maneuvers w1th sklll and prec1s1on Together wrth the band the glrls marched at all football games and rn the Halloween Parade Varlous Cllpperette act1v1t1es throuvhout the year as a bake sale Ugly Man Contest and shaker sale proved to be hxghly successful Doughty M Krrenes J Bonrello J Sandelrcr SECOND ROW H Daly M Strekrs C Wre mann J Srmpson C Bregler L MHYZCI P Leonard T Lucas J Gouger THIRD ROW A Cranmer J Kunze R Bakley C Albrecht D Lexus M Castellr M DrMatteo P Wolfe FRONT ROW R Hamllton F Grlls C DILUCIQ 9 Txylor L Francesco M MlH0lty E Lrnn L Gallma Majorettes BAND MAJORETTE Llnda Devlm Clnpperettes l A 7 . 7 J 7 A . . G s a a 9 BACK ROW, left to right: C. Humphrys, E. Kaye, E. Cranmer, J. Nolder, M. Steinberg, i V Clipper Hi-Lilies Staff Nw FIRST ROW, left to right: E. Leo, K. McMahon, E. Linn, J. Adams, J. Suchman, R. Daisey, D. Davis, E. Corica. SECOND ROW: M. Dejoseph, M. Mulholland, B. Schmitt, L. Grochowski, S. Ciangalini, B. Mullin, J. Deane, K. Philpot, Mr. Metz, Advisor, E. Leo. THIRD ROW: A. Spinnato, L. Spinosi, R. Lewis, L. Forte, M. Schecter, M. Steinberg, D. Terilla, T. Pagliarini. M. Fineman. An aim for higher standards of journalism was the keynote of the Clipper Hi-Lites this year. Positive accomplishments were made in presenting an unbiased account of the news, constructive editorials, and entertaining features. A pyramid of organization was formed in which staff reporters were directed by individual literary editors who were responsible to the managing editor. All editors, both business' and literary, were under the supervision of the editor-in-chief. Files were kept on all personnel and the demerit system was strictly enforced. Left to right: A. Spinnato, Photography editorg L. Forte, Art director: D. Terilla, News' editorg L. Spinosi, Staff member: M. Fineman. Business managerg R. Lewis, Sports editor, T, Pagliarini, Feature editor, M. Steinberg, Managing editor: M. Schechter, Editor-in-chief. The Chpper Staff Lrterary Staff Busmess Managers Admsors and Edrtor m Chief ,,.,-1 Mrs Kimball .Q JoAnn Clevenstine Mrs Ritchey Barbara Buchanan Mr Owens Harry Coates joyce Cekaivice Annette Howells Edztor john Senlor We the 1959 Clipper staff have endeavored to give you a complete and concise plcture of the activities and events which have taken place this year A book is only as good as the people who work on it From the beginning in the spring of 1958 the staff and advisors have worked with one oblective in mmd to present an outstandmb 59 Clipper Our work is finished our oblective has been reached and we present the 1959 Clipper to you Art Staff Typmg Staff Photography Staff oi jeff Creighton Pauline Karpovich Anthony Spinnato Wally Zinni Elaine Sibila Richard Krasner Editor Carolyn Humphreys Editor Editor Francis A. Uzzo ofthe ational Honor Chapter Those students who be came members of the N.H,S. were nominated by the admin istration and voted upon by the faculty. Maintaining a Scholastic average of 85 per- cent or better in all subjects is the qualification for eligi- bility into the society. Service, Character, and Leadership are characteristics required of each member. Having met the above requirements, the mem- bers are permanently invested into the society in the first semester of their senior year. Muon ocisry ociety Adi I-IOP' Miss B. Kosco Pre Ifdillf Charles McNally Club Members FIRST ROXV, left to right: R. Villec. H. O'l5rien. j. XY'alker, J. Kuhar. lf. Kier. SECOND ROXY: D. Terilla. B. Samit, I.. Devlin I Tumminia, J. Daugherty. M Schechter. THIRD ROW? j Q21 ' Clevenstine. C. McNaIlv. C. Mur- uA'ruoNA j 7 'X S jj ray, B. Kosko, Advisor, I The National Mathematics Society MKII The National Mathematics Society is an outgrowth of the local Mathematics In Action Club. Each mem- ber had to have a scholastic average of 85 per cent as a requirement for membership. Assemblies concentrating on the subject of mathe- matics and an investiture ceremony for Society members have contributed in making this N. M. S. one of the most active organizations in C. H. S. Another project introduced this year was that of estimating the average marking period percentages of the student body. In order to accumulate funds for their banner and society 'I'r't.1f11ri r FIRST ROW: C. Murray, D. Terilla, B. Filler. C. Libb. M. Schech- ter, J. Tumminia. SECOND ROW: J. Daugherty. F. Kier, B. Samit. I.. Devlin. 1. Clevenstine, T, Buscemi. pins. several financial projects were promoted. xldiiior Mr. T. Buscemi Pruffdizzf Fred Kier Vice PM ifzfuff Linda Devlin 5f'f ff-IU Beatrice Samit -IoAnn Clevenstine Tri-Hb Y OFFICERS Prerident Barbara Buchanan Vice Prerident Annette Howells S erfelar y Arleen Woodell Trearurer jane Howells Chaplain Cathy Miles f Hirlorian Alice Cranmer CLUB MEMBERS FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Puglio, B. Buchanan, L. Pleis SECOND ROW: C. Callahan, P. Wiseburn, P. Swirnuik, E. Kuhar. THIRD ROW: R. Hamilton, S Buchanan, L. Stache, F. Stam baugh. FOURTH ROW: A Woodell, B. Dennis, I. Frey, P. Degen, P. Smith. This year the Tri-Hi-Y sent letters to twenty girls in- viting them to become mem- bers of the club. Following their initiation, the girls were formally inducted into the' The club was able to send representatives to sev- eral conferences including the Junior-Senior conference, Of- ficers' Training, and the-Area Council. In addition to several serv- ice activities, the girls enjoyed camping trips, debates with other clubs and bowling. Key lub Youth Serves Youth is an appropriate slogan for the Key Club. These boys have endeavored throughout the year to develop initiative in themselves, to serve the school and community, to cooperate with the adminis- tration, and to prepare themselves for useful citizen- ship. For the first time the club entered a float in the Halloween Parade, electing Miss Pat DeMarco as their queen. A hilarious assembly and one week of initiation was devoted to the new members of the Key Club, climaxed by a successful dance. Ad1f'iJ0r.r ........., .. Mr. R. Davis, Mr. N. Suplee Prefidenl ........ . ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,.... Charles McNally Vice Prerident ,... .....,,......,,...,,. C harles Murray Secretary ,........ . ..,,,,,,, George Illgas Trearurer .. ...... Harold O'Brien KEY CLUB MEMBERS: D. Ferrell, J. Broselow, A. Spin nato, J. Danyliw, T. Daily, J. Gaglianone, W. Fennal, V Spinnato, W. Hughes, D. Grigg, V. Genna, C. Illgas, C McNally, advisors, Mr. Davis and Mr. Suplee, A. Alampi, R. Hoffman, J. johnson, B. Moffa, J. Kuhar, W. Streitz, J. Senior, J. Bakley, R. DeMarco, J. McMenamin, R. Gar- denhire, A. Divers, H. O'Brien, and C. Murray. Bunny Dennis Cookie Kier jean Roth Cheerleaders ll ,,,,...., ai-wig fa' I Joyce Cekaivice JoAnn Clevenstine 'ss N. Soistman Zh. I Fran Smith my-5 ' g, . .ty fog-.- -ja 3 . Q is L. K -, ,S I it al f CO-CAPTAINS ADVISOR: X Q Mi SUBSTITUTE: jean Vassallo Anne Marone JoAnn Fisher Let's go, is a familiar introduction to a peppy cheer presented by a squad of ten vivacious cheerleaders. Preparations for football and basketball seasons began last summer when organization was the watch- word. A victory dance was promoted in order to bolster school spirit. Pep assemblies prior to football and basketball games were held. An effective penalty system was established by the cheerleaders, whereby demerits were given for the violation of the rules in the cheerleaders constitution. An excessive amount of demerits will result in the loss of a varsity letter. l Belle Witte Arleen XVoodell A ' I Booster Club Freezing cold? Wfant a hot dog or a cup of coffee . mul :,.,,5-Q Left to right: A. Deschler, C. Matowski, T. Strekis. A. Knotts, K. Phil pot. L. Kovacs, Mrs, L. Suplee. P. Coates. M. Recchio. and M. Rhimer. while you're enjoying the game? All you have to do is go to your Booster Club stand where you will find competent members of this service organization ready to serve your needs. All proceeds go to the Athletic Association for the benefit of the high school athletic program. Throughout the year the girls aid any project in which their services are needed. Adz'i.mr MRS. L. SUPLEE Preridezz! PATRICIA MARSHALL Vice Prerjdezzf THOINA STREKIS Treafzzrer' LOUISE KOVACS Glee Club TOP. left to right: A. Spinnato. B. Mofta. M. Ifineman. R. Biernat. V. Gonna, R. Lentini. SEC- OND ROXV: E. Kaye. P. Karpovitch. E. Cranmer. M. Steinberg. C. Miles. D. Fair. I. Frey. A. Howells. V. Taylor. I.. Forte. J. Howells. THIRD ROWI P. Silxer. M. Strekis. M. Krienes, J. Simpson, D. Blakeslee, I.. Mazzei. T. Pagliarini. K, Riley. I. Ceralc. I Sandelier. N. Doughty. FOURTH ROVU: A. Cranmer. S. Ciangalini. Ii. Alampi. j. Couger. C. Xweimann. C. Shunk. J. Daugherty. L. Francesco. P. Leonard. T. Lucas. R. Daisey. BOTTOM ROVU: N. Ruggiano. B. Mazowski. P. XY'olfe. D. DiMatteo. M. DiMatteo. Mr. Graham. leaderg S. Remolde. J. Bracaliello. A, Marone. I Vassallo. E. Linn. E. Leo. The Clayton High School Glee Club, totaling seventy voices, participated in the Thanksgiving assembly, Christmas assembly and Spring Concert this year. In the spring semester the Glee Club was open to freshmen, while the fall semester was limited to sophomores. juniors, and seniors. Junior Town, Meeting ofthe Air W'orld conditions have supplied the 'lunior Town Meeting with ample topics for debate in their weel-:ly radio broadcasts from station XVSNI, Bridgeton. The range of problems ex- tended from local, student. civic. and school responsibilities to the problem of international control of outer space. Adziwr MR. PETER C. VENDZULES Prwirfezzf RONALD BIERNAT Secrelmg . TERESE PAGLIARINI Left to right: Mr. P. Vendzules. H. Coates. R. Stroh. G. Burns. A. Exens. B Samit. R. Biernat. T. Pagliarini 63 Through thc ldusorshnp of coaches Mxss Bexerly Future Teachers lub BACK ROW left to rxght C Murray J Walker J Harper E Jeffers T Daxly C B Hauck B ODell K Barclay SECOND ROW H Bacon Gouger R Gardenhxre THIRD ROW B Stevenson A Marone C Fabrxzro P Wfolfe K Hauck L Spmosl N Doughty FOURTH ROW E Surdam G Parks B Mrles FRONT ROW Z Clmton J Nolder J Daugherty C McNally D Terrlla M1ssE H111 Varszty lub Durgxn and Mrs Betty Strcun the xarsrty club IS an all glfl group sshxch endeaxors to stlmulate the IH terests ln all phases of grrls athletncs The members of the club are those who haxe earned a X7HI'Slfy Letter ln hockey or bisketball huh yur therr mim project IS to help raxse money for sendlng the follovsmg years hockey team to a summer camp VARSITH CLLB MEMBERS left to rlght Mxss B Durgrn advrsor C Humphrys B ODell J Clewenstme L Devlrn P DeMarc0 D XV1tte M Schecter M Teulla K Hauck L Krer, B Wrrght, C Bregler, J Cekarvrce D Farr, Frey,J Walker D Blakeslee Mrs B Strarn advrsor FTA The Future Teachers Club actrutres th1s year xncluded a usrted to the campus of Farrlengh D1ckrnson Umversrty a f1fSf PIIZC award for then' float m the Halloween Parade and representatlon at the N J F T A conference rn the sprmg Money was rarsed for therr Scholarshlp Fund by a food sale dance and a candy sale Pfeszderzt JUDY DAUGHTERY Vice Pferzdezzl CHARLES McNALLY Senetmy JUDY NOLDER HIJIOVIHIZ ZENNIE CLINTON Adzlsor MISS E HILL -M 1' l ' All ' N .7. . . V 7 7 7 5 ' . , . . , . , . . 1 . , T. Paglrarrnr, J. Sandelrer. A. Berger, S. Jaggers, A. Boyd, B, Samrty J. I .v - - I : - 1 - a ' , . , . V , . , . n : . , . f , . . I : . , . , . ', . ', . . . . Q I a . , ., . . . , L K - I - v V ' , ' U I I ' I ' . in ' 'jr I 4' f V 1 ' I I ' r , . D I , Y . . , - - - - U , . , - I . . . . . . ' , . , TOP left to right L Devlin S Wi t' K , : . , . eins ein, . Barclay, D. Grigg, R. Krasner, J. Cekaivice, J. Johnson, A. Howells, H. O'Brien, D. lfair, BOTTOM: F. Kier, J. Clevenstine, J. Tumminia, B. Collins. You're dead! Director N am J' Andy ., . . Aim! Snilj Marilyn , Larry Berry Ernie foe . Prudj' Sieve , Oh! Those corny jokes. Oh, Andy, not your football medal! W e W ere Young That Year When on December 5 and 6, 1958, the class of '59 presented the play, WE WERE YOUNG THAT YEAR, they revived the tradition of a senior play at Clayton High S h l ' ' ' c oo. The plot centered about a young girl s remembrance of her first romance. The patience and persistence cf director, Mr. John B. Strucko, were rewarded with a top performance given by the entire cast. John B. Strucko JoAnn Clevenstine .. ....... Fred Kier Doreen Fair ,, Joyce Cekaivice Jerry Johnson Annette Howells Howard O'Brien Richard Krasner . Linda Devlin Sydney Weinstein Parry Dzzmzie C are! H ll!! mu Old U70 1111121 Qzmrleffe Bafkflage , M. Schechter, Joan Tumminia Bruce Collins ,. Kathyrn Barclay David Grigg ,. .. Betty Thurman M. Schechter, H. Daly C. Di Lucia, B. Thurman W. Zinni, P. Huetter, E. Ivers J. Daugherty, J, Kuhar, B. Kendig ,fig ? ? 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AND THE SPOTLIGHT REVEALS IN IOK f cv xx 0 Maqnificenl Sunshine Gold ,f X I Exclusive Original Design X ' Every Ring Beaufifully Engraved - S ' Deep Dimension Die-Work I 0 Thiclr Facefed Slones wif- Plus a Hosl' of Fealures in The , X Joslen Tradifion of Qualily. T E H I lllll ll IJIHSS lllllli IJ H SMART T ING Hall Patrol in a Got a match? And it doesn't even ' n I listen to WFIL cto Band practice again? Quiet! Gemuses at work at seems to be the trouble? Oops! COMMUNITY OIL SERVICE G. E. Appliances Healing Sysiems Sales and Services FRANKLINVILLE NEW JERSEY ART BOOKBINDING COMPANY Esf. I 923 Complefe Bookbincling Service for Schools-Libraries Privale Colleclors l23 Nor'l'l'i l3'l'l1 Slreel' PHILADELPHIA 7, PA. Locusl' 4-5052 DORA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 344 Delsea Drive CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY Phone: Tulip I-4880 FRANKLIN WAYSIDE Furnifure Reupl1olsI'ering Hofpoinl' Appliances S. Delsea Drive FRANKLINVILLE NEW JERSEY Tulip 1-2708 Ed Lovuolo, Prop. MASSO'S SANDWICH SHOP Delsea Drive GLASSBORO. NEW JERSEY BOULEVARD LANES I-I3 N. E. Bui ldmg VINELAND. NEW JERSEY BILL RONCHETTI, Prop. OX. 2-3343 THE DAVID SHOP Men's and Boys' Wear 2I3 Delsea Drive CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY Also PAULSBORO, NEW JERSEY BOB AND SKEET'S CALSO SERVICE STATION 962 Nor+h Delsea Drive CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY Open 5 A.M. Tuhp I-5043 CompIimen+s ' of JOANN AND FRANK ZINNI Complimenrs of RAINBOW INN Refreshing Beverages Free Delivery CLAYTON. NEW JERSEY Complimenfs of STANDARD PENNANT COMPANY BIG RUN, PENNA. FeII' and Chenille Awards, LeH'ers, Emblems, Banners, Caps Complimenfs of THE DUTCH MILL MARKET Dufch Mill Road MALAGA, NEW JERSEY HOWARD ZEUNER, Prop. WOERLE'S Signs-Painf S+ore House Painiing Tulip I-I739 CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY Complimenfs of Your Aufhorized Dealer of ROCK OF AGES SOUTH JERSEY MONUMENTS S. Delsea Drive, Vineland DRIVE CAREFULLY, WE CAN WAIT Phone: OX. 2-8757 How dry I am Co-captians Pat and Dot This tun ic's too big Cheese Bes+ Wishes and Success Q11-Mi, H 'pd XX'hat ll crew! The Maffia 72 Emu IXQIM E 0' f Mz.::,QL wil. f'f1T:r:.. THE WAY T0 SUCCESS cA'rloN M61 +o +I1e Class of I959 Ladies' Apparel WYNETTE SHOP 59 Sou+I1 roadway PITMAN, N. J. Lu.-9-9595 Com pIimen+s of LILLIAN'S GIFT SHOPPE Complimenfs of HUNGERFORD AND TERRY HUNGERFORD AND TERRY, INC. Tel. Tulip I-6666 EDMUND CACCESE CACCESE MOTORS, INC SOLIII1 Delsea Dr. FRANKLINVILLE TU Complimenfs AN D TU RN ER Of CLAYTON MALAGA NEW JERSEY LIQUOR STORE ASPHALT PAVING CORP. PeduIIa Bros. Road Paving and Cons+ruc'l'ion MALAGA, NEW JERSEY Phone Office-OX 2-7506 OX 2-9433 HARMONY SHOPPE The CompIe+e Record Shop' 535 Landis Avenue VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Phone: OX 2-4667 CompIimenI's of THE LIBERTY INN Harding Highway MALAGA, NEW JERSEY CompIimenI's of THE BORELLI AGENCY MALAGA, NEW JERSEY Complimenfs of C0mPIImenI'5 BENFER's of ATLANTIC SERVICE MACK'-Y'S DRUG STORE CLAYTON. NEW JERSEY Wthy Charleston-j M194 Snap it befor If ll l p Another live long and short of t A' J Wh needs a recipe? O A woman's touch T hour coffee break ARTHUR F. DEGAN Insurance a Specially Nol a Sideline 730 Norlh Delsea Drive CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY SUBURBAN SCHOOL PHOTO COMPANY ELKINS PARK PENN. CHARLES B. FERRELL DAIRY PRODUCTS CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY Phone Tulip I-9029 I+ Pays +o Lisl' Wi'I'l1 GLICK AND HORWITZ REALTORS CLAYTON. NEW JERSEY Tulip l-4900 MlLLER'S MARKET Known for Our Fine Qualily Meals 228 E. Clayfon Avenue CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY Phone: Tulip I-6698 RUBINOFF FEED COMPANY Delsea Drive CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY Tulip l-3l04 Tel. Tulap l-aa2s CLAYTON BUILDING SUPPLIES FuII Line of Lumber, Mi I-Work, Pain+, Glass and Masonry Producfs A'I'Ian+ic Avenue CLAYTON, N. J. CompIimen+s of FIRST AND SECOND PERIOD SENIOR ENGLISH CLASS PICK-UP AND DELIVERY Tulip I-9768 REOLA'S FRIENDLY SERVICE Washing-Au+o Repairs-Lubrica+ion Delsea Drive and Roberis Ave. CLAYTON, N. J. if V? ,X Complimenfs of CATTELL'S JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP Fine Diamonds and Wa'Iches Guaran'I'eed Wafch Repairing 43 Norfh Main Sfreef GLASSBORO, NEW JERSEY Tulip I-2732 GLASSBORO LUMBER COMPANY Lumber-Millwork-Hardware Building Ma+eriaIs Glassboro, New Jersey Tulip-l-33o Lehigh Coal FueI Oil J. T. ABBOTT 8: SON, INC. Pain+s-Hardware IndusI'riaI SuppIies I47 Easf High S+reeI GLASSBORO. NEW JERSEY Taro Our pride d l , TQ. .1 H 'Wi .1 Candldly not d d HCR It s dune th -I' Ycstcrvcxlr ISV! W '- ., 'Wffmff' MW 2 ff I, NW 7'2'f !W ' 0 W !' CompIimen'Is of CLAYTON NAHONALBANK CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY DOUGHTYS Furnifure and Appliances CLAYTON. NEW JERSEY CY STEAK HOUSE S+eaIcs-Subs Hamburgers Richmans Ice Cream Tulip I-9799 06 DELSEA DRIVE, CLAYTON DUTCH MILL TAVERN Harding Highway MALAGA, NEW JERSEY Rou'I'e 40 and 48 Phone: OX. 2-9634 GOOD FOOD DELICIOUS DRINKS FORBES MOTOR SERVICE Complefe AuI'omobiIe Repairing CLAYTON. NEW JERSEY GAS CITY Delsea Drive and Weymoufh Rd. NEWFIELD. NEW JERSEY The ci q Hit and The Lin Spring Moonlight and Roses Reception I t P IF cl ick's orchestra' akly spiked Complimen+s of CLAYTON HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL Complimenfs of THE FOX COMPANY NEWFIELD, NEW JERSEY THE ORIGINAL HOBO BAND lncorporafed PITMAN, NEW JERSEY Parades Dedicafions Concerfs Complimen+s of JAMES W. DEVLIN 4+h PERIOD SENIOR ENGLISH CLASS Mr. John B. Sfruclto Ronald Biernal George Errig Ann Evens Carl Fennel Ari' Firman Viio Genna John Harper George lllgas Charles Pickering Paul Smifh Wally Zinni LUMMIS' CANDY SHOP 46 S. Broadway PITMAN. NEW JERSEY Shellenberger's Candies Candy Cupboard Schrafffs Breyers Ice Cream Our Fufure Goes To School Today FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CompIimenI's of THIRD PERIOD SENIOR ENGLISH LEE TRACTOR COMPANY Whea+ Road, Easi' of Main VINELAND, NEW JERSEY Phone: Vi-7-4075 NEWFIELD OIL AND COAL CO. FUEL OIL-COAL-COKE I-IEATING SYSTEMS INSTALLATION FUEL OIL BURNER SERVICE Phone Ox-2-3550 Newfield, New Jersey COLUCCI LUMBER COMPANY Building Ma+eriaIs Millwork Hardware PainI's New Sfreef MALAGA, NEW JERSEY Phone: Ox-I-OI77 CompIimen+s of PAPIANO'S LEW AND JOHN Nor+h Delsea Drive FRANKLINVILLE. NEW JERSEY JAMES I. COBBIN Wafchmaker-JeweIer 4I Soufh Broadway PITMAN, NEW JERSEY Junior Town Meeting HI-WAY GARAGE Experi' Aufo Repairs and Tune Up Brakes and Generaior Repaired Harding Highway ancI Main Rd. Newfield, N. J. Phone: VI-7-3835 Tri-Hi-Y counts its riches Compllmenfs C L EA N E RS Tri-County All-Star Hockey Team Complimenfs of JIM MARCACCI'S MARKETS VINELAND AND FRANKLINVILLE New JERSEY DELSEA ARENA Roller SIca+ing AMERICA'S GREATEST SPORT FranIrIinviIIe New Jersey NEWTON TOOL 81 MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Tools, Dies, Gages, Me1'aI Sfampings, Assemblies Screw Machine Produc+s General Machine Work Linden Avenue and Glassboro Road WENONAH NEW JERSEY 3 50 Club meets aga n Telephone ULysses 7 0595 Where Craffsmanship Counfs Couni' on Us THE ADVERTISER Prinfing From a Card fo a Newspaper FRANKLINVILLE, N. J. Tulip I-274I I Congrafulafions Class of I 959 VINELAND TIMES JOURNAL Inland South Jersey's Progressive Home Newspaper Compliments of LANZALOTTI MOTOR CO. Main and Ches'I'nu'l' Sfreei' 8 WILLIAMSTOWN, NEW JERSEY Phone: Na-9-7454 Compliments of 3 BEE'S INN Choice Beverages Sandwiches Delsea Drive FRANKLINVILLE, NEW JERSEY Tulip I-9824 ROY'S GARAGE Main Sfreef and Garwood Ave. WILLIAMSTOWN, NEW JERSEY ROY AGRESTA, Prop. National 9-6447 Visi+ THE BROADWAY THEATRE - PITMAN - The Besi' in Motion Pictures DAILY 7 AND 9 P.M. MATINEE SATURDAY. 2:I5 CRANE OIL COMPANY Delsea Drive - CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY Dis+ribuI'ors of ESSOTANE BOTTLE GAS ESSO OIL BURNERS ESSOHEAT FUEL OIL ESSO MOTOR OIL The future varsity It's called La Crosse And the score goes up another notch' Intramural Champs, '58 Q. Congra+uIa+ions +o +he Class of From +he Operation crayfish I - H I -Y Grandma Fisher Safe crackers Who's next? For Your Vacarion Ren'r This Shasfa IONA MOBILE HOMES Parlc and Sales Tulip I,3362 BILL KRIST BOB JAYNE IONA, N. J. Mlllll If US FRANKLINVILLE HOTEL Delsea Drive FRANKLINVILLE Bar and Package Goods DODSON'S FLOOR COVERING Tile-Linoleum Mohawk Rugs Telephone TUIip I-4868 Soufh Delsea Drive GLASSBORO. N. J. Congra+uIa1'ions fo +he I Class of '59, From STEELMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL 502 Linden Sfreel' CAMDEN 2, NEW JERSEY Woodlawn 4-3369 May We Invire You fo Visif Our School af Your Convenience Compleie Business Training Refresher Courses Day or Evening Classes Speed Building Courses in Gregg Shor+hand and Typewrifing Summer School Individual Insfruciion CompIimen+s of POPULAR DANCE STUDIOS Delsea Drive FRANKLINVILLE. NEW JERSEY Teaching All Popular Ballroom Dances KEN AND ESSIE WILDERMUTH Sfudio Hours Daily-3 P.M. 'I'o II P.M. Sat-II A.M. fo 3 P.M. CompIimenI's of DEL MARKET 457 Nor'Ih Delsea Drive CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY TUIip I-9861 MERRITT'S House of Flowers I70 S. Broadway PITMAN, NEW JERSEY J. REEVES MERRITT FIorisI' and Decorafor WILLIAMS' GULF SERVICE Main S'IreeI' and Clayfon Ave. WILLIAMSTOWN, NEW JERSEY A. WILLIAMS, Prop. Phone Na. 9-5353 A FRIEND SIMPKIN'S HARDWARE STORE House Furnishings and PainI's Toys CompIe+e Line of Garden and Farm Equipmen+ io W. High S+. CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY Tulip 1-2896 YE OLDE COLONIAL SHOPPE Cusfom Marble Work Marble Refinishing Giffs and Anfiques N. Delsea Drive FranIrIinviIIe, N. J. MR. AND MRS. H. BUD GILLESPIE Proprieiors Tel. TUIip I-5IOI IDA McCLELLAN- SHOP AII Women's Wear for AII Occasions 20 S. Broadway PITMAN, NEW JERSEY LU-9-6322 R land and His Ghoulis Charleston Capers The Stately Seniors? Moving-Up Day, ' 58 h Crew VINCE'S CAFE J. BLATT TOWN FAIR JEWELER Main Street at Blinlcer Light Na. 9-8I45 WILLIAMSTOWN, NEW JERSEY CLAYTON MOTOR COMPANY Pontiac 606 N. Delsea Drive CLAYTON. NEW JERSEY Tu. I-5I52 5I5I Home Phone Tu. I-34II B. HENRY HOFFMAN Owner LODGE'S PHARMACY Roy P. Lodge, P.D. 39 S. Broadway PITMAN, N. J. Kodaks, View Master Whitman Candies TWO VIC'S SPORTS CENTER South Jersey's Most Complete Sports Shop Tunp I-2763 3I N. Delsea Drive Glassboro, N. J. Compliments ot WOERLE'S PAINT STORE AND SIGN SHOP Tulip I-I739 SEDGWICK'S GOOD EATI NG Clayton New Jersey HARPER MOTORS Buick PITMAN. NEW JERSEY AUTHORIZED BUSINESS MACHINES INC. I080 N. Delsea Drive CLAYTON. NEW JERSEY . I Tulip I-6582 NICHOL'S Complimenls gf LUNCHEONETTE HENRY News Agency AND Seallesl' Ice Cream JU'-'AIS and Subs TAVERN FRANKLINVILLE, NEW JERSEY Tulip I-9745 CompIimen+s of Cong,-a+ula1-ions SILVER CHAMBERLIN From COMPANY Hue CLAYTCN, NEW JERSEY CLASS GF FRANKLINVILLE GULF SERVICE Delsea Drive and Porchfown Rd. FRANKLINVILLE Tu.-I-9880 Fronl'-End Alignmenl Complele Molor Tune-Up Mr. Godshall is cutting-up ag r. Graham leads the OrCheSI.r Key Club Initiation Play Senior Play rehearsal The Kickoff Go, go,- go! Get him! Complimenls of 'lhe FRESH MAN CLASS OF I 962 NORMAN C. THOMPSON General Insurance 344 Main Sfreel' WILLIAMSTOWN, NEW JERSEY Compliments of KRASN ERS SOUTH JERSEY MUSHROOM GROWER CARLO LEO, Prop. Dulch Mill Road NEWFIELD, N. J. Phone: Oxford 2-7427 STRATl'ON'S TIRE SERVICE Dependable Service Since l929 2I0 Landis Avenue Vineland. New Jersey Ox. I-2580 SEIBERLING TIRES T.R.I. RETREADING T rkey for dinner COMMUNITY AND CLAYTON LAUNDRY Phone: Tulip I-6595 IONA, NEW JERSEY SOUTH JERSEY ART CLASS Lamp and Shades Hand-Blown Glass Draperies Delsea Drive CLAYTON, NEW JERSEY AURA BADGE COMPANY Manufadrurer of Lapel BuH'ons Ribbon Badges BOX 2l5 CLAYTON NEW JERSEY TUInp I 9026 was Prop ANTHONY P BARBARO Shlldt d 1 nz' AUTOGRAPHS I I I 5 - Eg, ' f STS? , R572 N . , . , A 5:5-Cl 5 .J T 4' - , 1 ' 'Y-L1'vf ' A 'x . A ra? fx' .'.- 4. ' ' xv 1 A ' ' -R' in ,Qin H , Q ' '. u' 'MA ' - QI .' ,g '.-, ,..QW.f. '- Vw? ., . c oo 's c ose o ay There were ttmes we thought we woulofn, t But we finally got tt done It took a lot o e fort But we had a lot of fun Here tt ts Our Treasure Chest of Memortes W e hope you lthe ttm The Staff ' 9 9 7 f f 2 I . U . . . L9.'a:,U:ssSHw9,C9wANY ,,?,-'gig-qp n,..'mp,,,,,4a,V1,.'ur..' !,- lk Q ALR A ' if ' 3,.,urnv' ',u.,,, , -,.,,.... .-4-1 v- -f - ,.,,,YQ ' p f r nv 1 ,- . .. -n , ..- ,.. , -f .- 1 1 r , - . ,., . 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