Clifton High School - Rotunda Yearbook (Clifton, NJ)

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A , ...adn 1JCd1C'1'ElOI1 O ALL who fnavc entered' thc doors of Cfzfmn H1515 50120411 ln the past ffty years, ne. tfvc ,Scnzm Claw of 1956. dedzcatc tim cdztzon of C011-1U.N.S, '- -- .-I K- ' -e L- 1 '5,,'k05'. - 7 -, QQE5-Qgx Q? .Q X x 4 1 - I . Q f 4-'lv ,, f ' In . -rl' -ix V4 pfgxx x F-if fi S QQ SENIIORS CLASSES STAFF 7 L dt nts QW AC IVITIEQ'-wow uv' SPORTS 99 X Q wi? ? ww' T., 5 qgf DR DORIS HOLTZMAN E THE CLASS OF 1956 feel honored to pay trxbute to Dr Dorls Holtzman Although Dr Holtzman was wxth us for so brlef a time just a year we shall never forget her We think of her as quxet and reserved We remember her genial personality and rrxendly smlle whrch endeared her to all those students who came to her ln the course of the days work The lmprmt whxch Dr Holtzman made upon these lives cannot be measured yet xt wrll always remam as a lastmg testrmony to a life and a spmt de voted to the service of youth She openeth her mouth mth wisdom and the law of kmdness was on her tongue Proverbs 31 26 Administration 'Y' ' f DR. CHARLES A. BERTHOLD Director of Research LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. Paul L. Hill, Asxixtant Superintendent of Sclaoolfq William F. Sliersliin, Superintendent of Schoolrg Ray- mond E. Royal, Assistant Superintendent of Sclroolr. SEATED, left to right: Albert A. Bednarzg john Shedlockg Basil W. Surgentg Edward S. Nlayo, Vice-President: Gerard W. Hollander, President: A. Shurtleff Drewg Gertrude Silver- mang Rufus D. Reed, Vincent P. Genthon. STAND1NG: Frank E. Wood, Secretary William F. Sliersliin, Superintcndentg Fred Friend, Counsel. I .v Board of Education Page 9 Page 10 QP W3 DR ELINOR E HANNA Przm :pal 1 THE CLASS OF 1956 welcomes Dr Hanna to the prmcipalshlp of Chfton H1gh School We W1Sh her success and 53f1Sf3CI1OIl ln her new posmon 'rv' 'fv X . i4m Qri R xx- RC 41 MAX JUGEI., Vice-principaf CDffice Staff HELEN BAUMGARTEN, Clerk EVELYN GEITZENAUER, Rcgiytrar DOROTHY FRANK, Clerk MARY FRANKOVIC, Librarian 1 1 -I Z x -r PSYCI-IOLOGICAL AND SPECIAL SERVICES LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Leitner, Speech Correctionistg Carol Rous, Speech Correctionistg Helena Jani, School Social Workerg Samuel Ressler, Psychological Examinerg jean Oakes, Speech Correctionistg Louise Noonburg, Speech Correctionist. NOT PIC- TURED: Elizabeth Large, Remedial Reading Specialist. PARENT-TEACHER-STUDENT ASSOCIATION SEATED, left to right: Lydia Wray, Treasurerg Stanley Koch, Presidentg Dr. Elinor Hannag Dr. Charles Bertholclg Mrs. Carl Griffen, First Vice-presidentg Mrs. Herbert Eeakes, Recording Secretary. STANDING: Matthew Brady, Third Vice-president: David Doorn, Second Vice-presidentg Dorothy Nehring, Cor- responding Secretary. iiint M' CAFETERIA PERSONNEL SEATED, left to right: Leona Babor, I Elsie Kneller, Josephine Delaney Laura Mach, Dieticiang Della Mo- ran, Gladys Oeser, Grace Patterson STANDING: Helen Vorgetts, Wilhe- mina Decker, Dorothy McLaren Catherine Carpenter, Janet Johnston Pauline Bannan, Elisabeth Nehring Page I2 . .. G.-. L. ..,,. ar I' H 1 jx . .- V-,V 4 4,51 .. v. Vi 1311? JANITOR PERSONNEL FRONT Row, left to right: Hubert Pasino, james McLaren, joseph Puleo. BACK Row: John Ad- zima, Stephen Sekula, Michael Gibba, Jr., George Sodor, Head janitorg Thomas Varetoni, Frank Grecco. , I . A ' ,. 5 ., Miss Gertrude Helms and Mrs. Clara DeKoyer supervise tlve Clinic. - '5su . 4 , A - 'V 9 ,L-fr if Xp 'C'-l gs . L-5... Dr Grottlze counsels Barry Garrxson on college plans 1 Miss W':lLm on boxes tlve senxors 'hu i George Telcslv gets specxal attentxon N. rom Coach Grecco XX Q Y ' , -Q ' . . ... , A -I I ' V-P .9 f f . H, 1 -. X i V A U T Tv 5 .. 3 5 'S . 0 ,, , s . ' N. X . , gi M MVS ,. ' , ..v',:1, .im .I , .. ., 'A ' ' 1 . 5: ' . f '- H N- .. -5 l ff l X ,Q-, N Sr- f 1 . C.. Page 13 I ,f La.: . if . COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT SEATEO, leff to riglvlz Amelia Del Eavero, Vivian Nlaggese, Helen Luques, Joseph Mullen, Head of Department: Harriet Wlillcinson, Helen Angus. Helen Berger. STANDING: Robert Scofield, Stephen Sure gent, Vincent Dc Vries, Gloria Wieiss, Terry Hanner. Nor PICTURED: Doris Connelly, Magdalen Riuli. Q -cm cs SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Left lo right: Gladys Alcillian, Charles Gersie, Philip Piaget, Thomas Dolan, Adrian Struylc, Lydia Wray, Randal Ham, Head of Depart- ment. Nor Picruizsoz Philip Piaget. y' 'T in ENGLISH DEPARTMENT SEATED, left to right: Esther Gatti, Constance Bateman, Elsie johnson, Clarice Smith. Head of Department: Elizabeth Morrell, Edna Nemeth, Hazel Bloore, STANDING: Eleanor Pedersen, Frances Burrofato, Arthur Benson, Marion Earley, Alice Eclcstein, Lula Howard. Geraldine lVIcGuire, Mary Richardson, NOT PICTURED: Hannah Kerwin. F a C u 1 t y FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Left to riglviz Eleanor Grimes. Music: Grace Loolchoff, Musicg James Moscati, Music: Mary Gardner, Arr. NOT PICTURED: Saul Kay, Music. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT SEATED, left to right: janet Marshall, Lillian Mills, Margaret Bender, Head of Department, Elizabeth Romary, Dorothy Klinlc. STANDING: William Mayer, john Dobol, Kathryn Kelley, Francis Hopkins. NOT PICTURED: Matthew Brady. Nicholas Persel. I INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SEATED, lfff I0 figbfi Julius LCVHMUXBU, Cecil MOFSC, EVBIYH D9 PICFQ, Left to right: Albert Lesko, june Brickman, John Hargreaves, Florence Linner Beams, George C0Ulfhafd7 ROY Golub' STANDING? Hubert Tum' Leonardis, Emil Bednarcilc, Head of Departmentg Virginia Altvater, son, Edward Klinger, Emil Lang, Joseph Grecco. Sheila Malone, james Grimes. NOT PICTURED: Walter Washnik. 90 .gl+q-L,-gl. 99 -- HN V xi. s TX .. 4 if 3 fiat . I' r ii A - mfg- S 1, jf ga a-wr-.ar 7-1 ,,-f MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT i SEATED, left to right: Marilyn Van Hassel, Ruth Van- derberk, Daisy Gogan, Blanche McCrea, STANDING: Al- fred Applegate, Head of Departmentg Charles jackson. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Frances Burrofato, Erna Stasse, Anita McLain, Margaret O'Leary, SEATED, left to right: Harriet Wilkinson, Cecil Morse. Edna Nemeth, Head of Departmentg Jeannette Mayer, Eleanore Schuster, janet Marshall. STANDING: Robert Scofield, Dr. Ema Grottlce, Kathryn Chase. William Mayer. 1 . 1 -. f '-4: ' I S p 0 n s o r S CHARLES GERSIE Mr Gersze s easy wu: and his confident rea sonmg seemed to make even the most com plrcated semor problem no harder than the slmplest formula m Chem Lab TERRY HANNER The hard work of Mrs Hanner nn helpxng us to plan and promote our semor actlvmes lh sured success for every alfaxr and enloyment for all who attended Page I6 1. 'vs Q... GLORIA WEISS No class can succeed vuthout umty among nts member Mxss Wexsss ablllty to help us malntaln th1s feelmg made our two years of class actnvxtv unusuallv harmomous ones . , v , . - f f ' :A V if SQQQ? I..-.. ' - -s , L. it 1 1 7. . f . 5. , ' Z WW? I K 2 in n A 9. 5. A' 5 HZ .qu 4. ,q . ,. A ' 2,y ',,'l i,f,-w--.n...4n-use r,..,.1un,,..nit-- Mi.. ,W...... . ,.-ln: ...,.... , 1- Y 3 11 ar Page 18 Class colors White and Gold President RICHARD CHOJNACKI C1655 flower Vicr'-prcsidmzt GEORGE ROESSLER W'hite Rose Secretary EVELYN HANKE Class motto Treasurer HANS KLEINE A fool wonders: a wise man asks. Ml HH' I?il A - I - A lax I M ll nn -,T 19 ,Q 'Ezines .la f!-, dal 7 'Zi' r+ I 'I I 4. Y-'u-u ' ill, ...LI ORGANIZATION OF C.I-I.S. EDNA AITKEN 22 Mountain Side Terrace GENERAL Swimming Clubg Home Economics Club DONALD ALBERS 61 Hall Street GENERAL CATHERINE ALLMAN 21 Rosalle A enue SECRFTARIAL G A A Bowling Club Cartoon Club PAUL ALTHOUSE 194 Notch Road GFNFRAL PATRICIA ALTIERI 7 Grabam Place GENISRAI. Basketball Clubg Softball Clubg Volleyball Club ARLIN E ANN ANDREWS 3 Mande rlle A enue SECRETARIAL G A A Bowlmg Club Arcbery Club EDWARD ANTHONY 24 Grove Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY Der Deutsche Verem Chess Club MARIE ANTONELLI 51 Edward Court SECRFTARIAI Bowlmg Club Swrmmxng Club Home Economxcs Club GAA Glee Club Student Secretary GEORGEJ SMITH Teacher Prmclpal I 9 .' 19 ' Fw O7 ll IZAML 19 ff' O8 FACULTY OF FOUR MILDRED ASHMANSKAS 132 Crestbill Avenue SECRETARML G.A.A.g Bowling Clubg Softball Clubg Home Economics Clubg Stu- dent Secretaryg Corridor Guideg Sen- ior Representativeg Swimming Clubg Girls' Glee Club JAY ASPER 223 Harding Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Student Council BEVERLY AZRAK 17 Madeline Avenue SECRETARIAL Bowling Club Home Economics Club G A A Swimming Club Student Secretary GREGORY BARON 220 Harding Avenue GENERAL GRADUATION 'i BARBARA BARWICK 27 Van Wagoner Avenue GENERAL Mixed Cborusg G.A.A.g Girls' Glee Club LEONA BASINSKI 328 Hope Avenue GENERAL G.A.A.g Girls' Glee Clubg Student Council ALAN BECKER 71 Lakeview Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY BRUCE BECKMAN 156 Broad Street GENERAL OF FIRST CLASS 4 L. J' - 'af' , if .itil - 19 if fl IO EW ll Lllllf be ENROLLMENT OF 90 PUPILS JEAN BEDNARZ 39 Vxola Avenue JANET BENKENDORF 599 Grove Street GENERAL COLLEGE PREPARATORY Softball Club Footllgbts Club Archery Club F T A Corrxdor Guide Der Deutsche Verem BARBARA BEIN Z6 Lenox Avenue SANDRA BERGER 90 Hazel Street SECRETARIAL Gxrls Glee Club Advanced MlX6d Chorus G A A COLLEGE PREPARATORY Debatlng Club Treasurer Bowling Club Proctor Natxonal Honor Soclety Q' ALICE BELLI 152 Cbrlstxe Avenue ROBERT BILLETZ 52 Chelsea Road SECRETARIAL GENERAL BEVERLY ANNE BELLI PHYLLIS BLEAKEN 58 Knapp Avenue 760 Van I-Iouten Avenue GENERAL GENERAL Advanced Gxrls Glee Club G A A Begxnmng Girls Glee Club Home Economlcs Club WALTER F NUTT Principal rw V .A Page 21 F 1 is il Xu.. -AL' PAUL BORTNICK 59 Avondale Avenue GENERAL Marching Bandg Concert Bandg Mixed Chorus ROBERT BORZOTTA 17 Bowdoin Street GENERAL Page 22 ll V I f.5 xvh st '.. 'B 3 I 'QQ ' ' R ? OJ I . 9 :nf ' guy' :L .. -af ww' , 1- I GQ? 5 DAISY CHAIN FOR GUARD OF HONOR LORETTA BLUM 57 Allwood Place COLLEGE PREPARATORY Bowling Clubg National Honor So- cietyg Footlights Clubg Att Staff, Yearbooltg Le Cercle Francaisg G.A.A.g Volleyball Clubg P.T.S.A. JOHN BOERLIN 41 Grant Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY A.V.A. CAROLE BOETTCHER 35 Rooney Street GENERAL Swimming Clubg Corridor Guideg Home Economics Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg G.A.A. ELLEN BOYD 126 Delawanna Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Volleyball Clubg G.A.A.g Bowling Clubg Softball Clubg Le Cercle Francaisg Swimming Clubg Basket- ball Clubg Speedball Clubg Girls' Glee Cltibg Student Council RICHARD BREGMAN 32 Jerome Drive GENERAL ELISABETI-I BRENDLI 31 Yearance Avenue GENERAL Der Deutsche Verein, Home Economics Club - 1: .A I A fs , 1 I A J ROBERT BREZNAK 111 Russell Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY MARY ANN BRINCKA 24 Van Riper Avenue GENERAL G.A.A.g National Honor Societyg Cartoon Clubg Art Editor, Yearbook 6 ,,. 'ff if ERWIN BUCI-INER 95 East Second Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY WALTER BUCHNER 406 Rutherford Boulevard COLLEGE PREPARATORY Golf Clubg Bowling Clubg Basketball Club 19 CLIF TON 'S APPROPRIATE BACKDROP RUSSELL BRITTAIN 159 Beverly Hill Road COLLEGE PREPARATORY Der Deutsche Vereing History Clubg National Honor Societyg Debating Clubg High-Wayg Student Councilg P.T.S.A. EDWARD BROCK 93 Fifth Avenue GENERAL Marching Bandg Concert Bandg Track CAROL ANN BROERS 93 West First Street GENERAL G.A.A.g F.T.A.g Girls' Glee Club Bowling Clubg Student Council 7 JOAN ANN BUDZ 196 Ackerman Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY National Honor Societyg Publicity Secretary, History Clubg President, Secretary, junior Classical Leagueg G.A.A.g Softball Clubg Junior, Sen- ior Representativeg Advanced Mixed Chorusg Who's Who Among Stu- dent Leadersg Citizenship Institute for Girlsg P.T.S.A.g Volleyball Club ELVIRA BURELLI 25 Knapp Avenue SECRETARIAL G.A.A.g Student Councilg Advanced Mixed Chorus SYDNEY BUSCH 1055 Main Avenue GENERAL Student Councilg Footlights Club A if W foe X 'ft JACQUELINE BYLE 303 Harding Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g Junior Classical League Home Economics Clubg P.T.S.A. Student Council GAIL CALDERARO 105 Crooks Avenue SECRETARIAL G.A.A.: Bowling Club: Student Sec- retaryg Senior Representativeg Golf Club: El Circulo Espanol Page 23 x txt ' NWS- if g Y .PHE TORCH OF LEARNING BRIGHTENED MARY GRACE CALI 234 Second Street GENERAL junior, Senior Representativeg G.A.A.g Golf Clubg Home Econom- ics Clubg Typing Staff, Yearboolc GERALDINE CAMPBELL 114 Fenner Avenue SECRETARIAL G.A.A.g Archery Club ROSE CATANZARO 50 William Street GENERAL Home Economics Club, Swimming Club, G.A.A. JANET CERVONE 22 Fair Hill Road SECRETARIAL Swimming Club, G.A.A.g Bowling Club, Archery Club, Treasurer, Home Economics Club DOROTHY CASAGRAND 103 South Parkway GENERAL G.A.A.g Bowling Club, Baseball Clubg Student Council GERALDINE CATANZARO 92 Louise Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY Latin Clubg Spanish Club, Drama- tics Club, Volleyball Clubg Hiltop Star fpassaicl . Literary Staff, Year- book, High-Way, G.A.A.3 National Honor Society, Proctor, Debating Club, Archery Club LORETTA CARLSON 14 Elm Street GENERAL Home Economics Club, Swimming Club, Bowling Club, Softball Club CAROL CHANDA 78 Fornelius Avenue SECRETARIAL Home Economics Club, G.A.A.g Bowling Club, Junior Representative .rr-1, af' - Q . Sr- ' , :X -C' 1 ' L. ,f fl .,,, JOAN E. CHASE 72 Sipp Avenue GENERAL Advanced Girls' Glee Clubg Bowling Club, Swimming Club, Basketball Clubg Softball Club, Volleyball Club, G.A.A. RICHARD CI-IOJNACKI 27 East Second Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY Sports Staff, Yearboolcg President, Electronics Club, Marching Bandg Boys' Stateg Student Council, Presi- dent, Senior Class I we if tr .J rf V5 MARY ANN CONTI 71 West Second Street SECRETARIAL Student Secretaryg G.A.A.g Bowl- ing Clubg Softball Clubg Student Councilg Senior Representative MARJORIE COOK 24 Fordham Road GENERAL Spanish Clubg Art Clubg Vocation Clubg Glee Club fPope Piusj S Ni . I 19 ESQ Al I f WL ,kgffffii HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA FORMED JOSEPH CHUDZIK 34 Vernon Avenue GENERAL Trackg Cross Countryg Manager, Footballg Corridor Guide WILLIAM CLEARWATER 18 Grant Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY A.V.A.5 Basketballg Cross Country BERNICE CRYNE 26 Dwas Line Road COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g Swimming Clubg Softball Clubg Basketball Clubg Literary Staff, Yearbook THOMAS CUPO 5 Lockwood Drive GENERAL Football JULIANNE COLLINS 87 Robin Hood Road GENERAL Student Councilg Majorette fBelle- villel. Footlights Clubg Literary Staff, Yearbookg Cheerleaderg G.A.A. JOHN DAL PAN 14 Wisnev Street GENERAL Cross Countryg Trackg Basketball t WILLIAM DANELSKI 17 Milosh Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY JAMES D'ANGELO 114 Barkley Avenue CoLLEGE PREPARATORY President Marching Bandg Vice president, National Honor Society, Manager, Trackg Captain, Proctorsg Der Deutsche Vereing P.T.S.A. Page 25 13 1 . SANDS OF TIME DROPPED QUIETLY AUDREY DANKO 616 Brighton Road GENERAL Swimming Clubg Home Economics Clubg Le Cercle, Francaisg Student Secretary CONSTAN CE D'ARCO 181 Randolph Avenue GENERAL G.A.A.g Home Economics Clubg - vi ,Y Student Councilg Girls' Glee Club ,Q 11 f' is GEORGE DAVIS 37-B Brookside Drive GENERAL Treasurer, Student Council BARBARA DECK 39 Sewall Avenue GENERAL Secretary, Student Councilg Photog- -aphy Staff, Yearboolcg Footlights Clubg G.A.A. Page 26 CHARLES K. DARVAS 73 Notch Road GENERAL Bowling Clubg Manager, Football RICHARD DE GHETTO 2 Seger Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Football JUDITH ANN DeLUCA 167 Luddington Avenue SECRETARIAL Student Councilg G.A.A.g Leaders' Clubg E1 Circulo Espanolg Secretary, Junior Class' T in Editor Year S YP g 9 ' bookg Basketball Clubg Soccer Clubg Volleyball Clubg Badminton Clubg Archery Clubg National Honor So- cietyg Proctorg Girls' Stateg Softball Club ROBERT DE MARCO 145 Silleclc Street GENERAL Boys' Glee Club GEORGE DEMCHAK 652 Passaic Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Track BARBARA DE PELLEGRIN 37 Garretsee Place SECRETARIAL Student Secretaryg E1 Circulo Es- panolg G.A.A.g Bowling Clubg Girls Glee Club 7 gi ,it ' NN. H' JULIA DE VRIES 141 Louise Street GENERAL G.A.A. RICHARD DIX 122 Mahar Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Knights of Pythagorasg Der Deutsche Verein A . FIRST YEARBOOK APPEARED HELEN JEAN DE RGSE 42 Mount Washington Drive GENERAL Advanced Mixed Chorusg Girls, Glee Clubg Archery Clubg Bowling Clubg G.A.A.g Swimming Clubg Junior Classical League DOLORES DE SANDRE 382 Highland Avenue GENERAL Home Economics Clubg Bowling Clubg G.A.A.g Swimming Clubg Baseball Club JORDAN A. DEUTSCH 39-F Brookside Drive GENERAL Vice-president, Footlights Clubg The Reflector ROBERT DIXON 59 Sussex Road GENERAL JOHN DONNELLY 92 Richfield Court GENERAL Cross-Countryg Traclcg Student Council DANIEL DONOHUE 677 Bloomfield Avenue GENERAL 'R DAVID DOORN 173 Orono Street COLLEGE PREPARATQRY Co-editor-in-chief, Yearbookg Presi- dent, Debating Clubg Second vice- president, P.T.S.A.g News, Copy Editor, High-Wayg Boys' Glee Clubg Advanced Mixed Chorusg Footlights Clubg Le Cercle Francaisg Boys' Stateg Reflector MARY E. DOYLE 279 Delawanna Avenue GENERAL G.A.A.g Mixed Chorusg Volleyball Clubg Student Council Page 27 SENIORS VISITED WASHINGTON ORRY DU BOIS 45 Montclair Avenue GENERAL Cross Countryg Baseball WALTER DUDEK 32 Arthur Street GENERAL A.V.A.g Proctorg Electronics Club ROY EGATZ 56 Seger Avenue GENERAL High-Wayg Boys' Glee Clubg Footlights Club BRENDA EGERMAN 34 Grant Avenue GENERAL G.A.A.g Home Economics Clubg Bowling Clubg Student Council BERTI-IA DZIUBA 84 Wesley Street SECRETARIAL Bowling Clubg G.A.A.g junior Class- ical Leagueg Student Council BARRY EAGER 241 Parker Avenue GENERAL Boys' Glee Clubg Advanced Mixed Chorus Page 28 RUTH DUROCHER 531 Highland Avenue SECRETARIAL Swimming Clubg Mixed Chorusg Bowling Club JOSEPH ELCHAK 127 Christie Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Chess Clubg Traclcg A.V.A.g P.T.S.A. T ARTHUR ELLIOTT 33 Delawanna Avenue GENERAL ARTHUR ENGEL 437 Clifton Avenue GENERAL junior Classical League DONALD FAZIO 27 Sheridan Avenue GENERAL President, Junior Classg Footballg Proctorg Student Council LOIS JEAN FEAKES 65 Maplewood Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Bowling Clubg Girls' Glee Club Mixed Chorusg Footlights Club G.A.A.g Junior, Senior Rrepresenta- tiveg Cheerleaderg Activities Editor, Yearbook l:R't .- i- 1 31'-123' L:-F-f'.- V- -fl '. -' --. 4 f-'Y-5' X . EPZ? 7 V ' . FRESHMAN ENROLLMENT OF 100 BARBARA ANN EXEL 76 Viola Avenue GENERAL Bowling Clubg G.A.A.g Home Eco- nomics Clubg Softball Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Senior Representativeg Leaders' Clubg Volleyball Clubg Basketball Club ANGELA FALLAVOLLITA 662 Passaic Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Secretary, Debating Clubg F.T.A.g Student Councilg G.A.A.g Footlights Clubg Swimming Clubg Senior Rep- resentativeg P.T.S.A.g Murals Club JOHN FAYKO 147 Washington Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Footballg Baseballg Bowling Club MILDRED FEGO 3 South High Street SECRETARIAL Home Economics Clubg G.A.A.g Swimming Clubg Bowling Clubg Girls' Glee Club IRIS FEINBERG 63-C Bruan Place SECRETARIAL JOEL FEINMAN 162 Rutherford Boulevard GENERAL Traclcg High-Way ROBERT FELDNER 765 Allwood Road GENERAL Footballg Baslcetballg Gridiron Clubg Boys' Glee Club DONNA FELTON 31-C Richland Court GENERAL Girls' Glee Clubg Bowling Club Volleyball Clubg Swimming Club Page 29 QQ Q X TI-IELMA FILIPPONE 102 Rowland Avenue SECRETARIAL Student Councilg G.A.A.g Swim- ming Clubg Student Secretary RICHARD FINCKEN 3 Barrington Avenue GENERAL Captain, Basketballg Baseballg Grid- iron Clubg Student Councilg Proctor Page 30 19 i lililifleili? L 2 O PUBLIC LIBRARY ESTABLISHED DIANE FERRANTE 38 Belgrade Avenue GENERAL Junior Representativeg Girls, Glee Club FRANCES FIDUCIA 115 Mountain View Drive COLLEGE PREPARATORY Bowling Clubg Swimming Clubg Leaders' Clubg G.A.A.g Girls' Glee Clubg junior Classical Leagueg Mixed Chorusg Archery Clubg Vol- leyball Clubg Softball Club JAMES FIELDS 42 Windsor Road GENERAL History Clubg Senior Representative ROBERT FINKLE 155 Harding Avenue GENERAL MARIE ANN FLEGO 18 Cliff Hill Road COLLEGE PREPARATORY Footlights Clubg G.A.A.g Swim- ming Clubg Archery Clubg Softball Clubg Home Economics Clubg Bowl- ing Club ALICE FLORIN 439 Mount Prospect Avenue GENERAL Majoretteg Senior Representativeg Girls' Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Basketball Club if ALAN FOCA 89 Wabash Avenue GENERAL Freshman Baslcetballg Baseballg Boys' Glee Club .IAN E FRANCIS 20 Belgrade Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Treasurer, Le Cercle Francaisg G.A.A.g Advanced Mixed Chorusg Girls' Glee Clubg junior Classical Leagueg Volleyball Club lv -Q JOHN FREIMUTH 246 McCosh Road COLLEGE PREPARATORY Chess Club JERRY FRISCO 109 Mahar Avenue GENERAL Baseballg Golf Club 4, S fe fm! I 1 r w5' 5661 19 SENIORS STAGED A CIRCUS NORMAN FRAY 141 Barkley Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Baseballg Bowling Club CHARLES FREDERICKSON 76 Athenia Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Der Deutsche Vereing Chess Club PATRICIA GALLAGHER 87-D Saint Andrews Boulevard GENERAL PATRICIA GALLAGHER 2 Adams Terrace SECRETARIAL 5 fall ROBERT FREEMAN 53 Village Road GENERAL JOYCE GALLETTA 410 Highland Avenue GENERAL Corridor Guideg Swimming Clubg Home Economics Club f, yi ,lx MQ JACOB GANCHER 173 East Eighth Street GENERAL A.V.A. BARRY GARRISON 703 Gregory Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Footlights Clubg Debating Clubg junior Classical Leagueg Art, Pub- licity, Feature Editor, High-Wayg President, National Honor Societyg President Histo Club ' Proctor' y ry l 9 P.T.S.A.g Literary Staff, Yearbooltg Who's Who Among Student Lead- ers in America X'-3 M' KAROLEA GENNEKEN 54 Vreeland Avenue GENERAL Basketball Club HELGA GERBER 10 Clair Street SEcRETARxAL Archery Clubg Mixed Chorusg Der Deutsche Vereing G.A.A.g National Honor Societyg Co-editor, Statistics Staff, Yearboolcg Volleyball Clubg Leaders' Clubg Bowling Clubg junior Red Cross 19 22 FIRST FOOTBALL TEAM UNDEFEATED EDWARD GARTN ER 100 East Fourth Street GENERAL MARIE GEMZA 37 Montgomery Street GENERAL G.A.A.g Student Councilg Archery Clubg Junior Red Crossg Volleyball Club MAXINE GENDELL 66 Heights Road COLLEGE PREPARATORY Annex Editor, High-Wayg G.A.A.g Footlights Clubg Proctorg National Honor Societyg Literary Staff, Year- bookg History Club L iw, Z ROBERT GERSTENBERG 1459 Van Houten Avenue GENERAL JERRY GIBBS 431 Mount Prospect Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Treasurer, National Honor Society Der Deutsche Vereing Proctorg Boys, State: Chess Clubg Knights of Pytha- goras JOHN GIBSON 77 Maple Hill Road GENERAL I ' s if sg.. .1 3- -.J ssl. JOSEPH GIORDANO 73 Rollins Avenue GENERAL Chief, Proctorsg Footballg Track JOHN GOIDICH 72 Diclc Street GENERAL ' 1 ROBERT GOODKIN 411 Rutherford Boulevard COLLEGE PREPARATORY Debating Clubg Junior Classical Leagueg Student Councilg Trackg Le Cercle Francaisg Photographer, High-Way LOUIS GOODMAN 10 Ravona Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY Bowling Club FIRST MEETING OF FRENCH CLUB CHARLES GOLDBACH 221 Speer Avenue GENERAL MICHAEL GOLDBLATT 17 Peterson Court COLLEGE PREPARATORY Concert Bandg Junior Classical Leagueg Traclcg P.T.S.A.g Co-editor, Business Staff, Yearbook RETTA GOLDMAN 88 Dawson Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g Footlights Clubg junior Classical Leagueg Bowling Clubg Le Cercle Francaisg Proctorg National Honor Societyg Girls' Glee Club 9' E' ROBERT GORDON 157 Luddington Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY ROBERT GORUN 10 Washington Avenue GENERAL Concert Bandg Dance Bandg March- ing Bandg Der Deutsche Verein SUSANNE GRANT 14 Springdale Court COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g Girls' Glee Clubg Softball Clubg Basketball Clubg Footlights Clubg Archery Clubg Volleyball Club w-Y, XI E Sf T51 'KT I VERNON F. GRIGGS 119 Clinton Avenue GENERAL Concert Bandg Marching Band Mixed Chorus RONALD GROSSEIBL 251 Vernon Avenue GENERAL Golf Club Page 33 I -4 1 r 'xx W K PAUL HAAS 31 Stuyvesant Court GENERAL Footballg Baseball ROBERT HAGEN 1390 Main Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Footballg Trackg Science Club fMi1itary Academyj Page 34 ORGANIZATION OF DRAMATIC CLUB BEVERLY GALE GROSSER 48 Frederick Avenue GENERAL Girls' Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Swimming Clubg Volleyball Clubg Speedball Clubg Bowling Club THERESA A. GUARRERA 233 Lakeview Avenue SECRETARIAL Home Economics Clubg G.A.A. MARGARET GURNEY 106 Oak Ridge Road GENERAL Junior Classical Leagueg Mixed Chorusg Advanced Girls' Glee Clubg G.A.A.g History Clubg Proctorg Leaders' Club LUCILLE HALEN 34 Fifth Avenue GENERAL Drum Majoretteg G.A.A.g junior, Senior Representativeg Student Council DONALD B. I-IAMM 13 James Street GENERAL JOHN HAMOT 103 Orono Street GENERAL Manager, Football 1 3 ,A 5. iff 4 4:- SY:-' .fmwfl A NE 1 A. ,1 av t- , .Y- 'I YZ' EA 1 1 4X1 EVELYN HANKE 24 Lennon Place COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g P.T.S.A.g Secretary, Senior Classg Student Council RICHARD HANLE 590 Valley Road GENERAL Baseballg Basketball Q x 5 I v ' ,, I 1 I 121 W EDWARD HELLEGERS 26 Bird Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY President, Future Teachers of Amer- ica, Secretary, History Clubg Sports Editor, High-Way, Boys' State, Na- tional Honor Societyg P.T.S.A.g De- bating Club BARBARA HILD 22 Kingsland Avenue SECRETARIAL G.A.A., Student Secretary, Ma jorette ZX FH?-'4 PRESENT HIGH SCHOOL OPENED MARGARET HANZL 116 Barnsdale Road COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A., Bowling Club, Archery Club, Baseball Club, F.T.A., Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Chorusg Speed- ball Club, Der Deutsche Verein DOROTHY A. HARDIN G 41 Cherry Street SECRETARIAL Captain, Cheerleaders, Treasurer, Junior Classg President, Home Eco- nomics Club, Archery Club, G.A.A., Swimming Club, Speedball Club LORRAINE HARNER 53 Englewood Road COLLEGE PREPARATORY National Honor Society, Student Council, Der Deutsche Vereing junior Achievement, G.A.A.g Vol- leyball Club, Swimming Club, Arch- Corresponding Secretary, Gi ' ' ery Club, junior Red rls Glee Club, Club 344. , 1 .' . EDITH MARIE HILL 37 Paterson Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Le Cercle Francais, History Club, National Honor Society, Bowling Club, Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A. JANE HOFFMAN 52 Linwood Terrace COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g Student Secretary, Jun- ior Achievementg Swimming Club, Bowling Club, Volleyball Club, Archery Club ROBERT HOFMANN 21 Knapp Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY O 1' EVELYN I-IOLLASCH 383 Rutherford Boulevard SECRETARIAL G.A.A., Swimming Club, Manager, Bowling Club, Basketball Club, Speedball Club, Softball Club: Vol- leyball Club, Manager, Archery Club, Badminton Clubg Typing Staff, Yearboolcg President, Leaders, Clubg Secretarial Club NANCY' HOLT 20 Windwr Road COLLEGE PREPARATORY Majorette: National Honor Society! Le Cercle Francais: G.A.A.: Senior Representative, Swimming Clubg Bowling Club . I' ' . - X 5 , r -I K -, JOAN MARY HOWANICE 7 Liberty Street SECRETARIAL G.A.A. ANNA HRINA 47 Kulilc Street SECRETARIAL Swimming Clubg Home Economics Club Page 36 ,fx fo I I , . x . , I a .- 19 1 26 I Slggrs M. FIRST GRADUATION IN NEW BUILDING JEAN CAROL HOODIMAN 630 Paulison Avenue SECRETARIAL G.A.A.g Bowling Club JOHN A. HOPKA 89 Gourley Avenue GENERAL Baslcetballg Bowling Clubg Electronics Club HENRY HOSSACK 1596 Main Avenue GENERAL ALMA HUEGEL 19 Broolchill Terrace GENERAL Footlighrs Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Student Secretaryg G.A.A.g Swimming Clubg Bowling Club MARJORIE ANN I-IUTH 112 Bergen Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g History Clubg Archery Clubg Mixed Chorusg Cheerleaclerg junior, Senior Representativeg Foot- lights Club: Volleyball Clubg Basket- ball Clubg Swimming Clubg High- Way BETTY INTVELD 642 Broad Street SECRETARIAL Bowling Clubg Mixecl Chorusg G.A.A. ext' -fi- . o9 ',-' ' i - .V SANDRA ISAACSON 171 Highview Drive GENERAL G.A.A.g Girls' Glee Clubg Chess Club ALBERT JASIONOWICZ 27 Milosh Street GENERAL Bowling Clubg Golf Clubg Baslcetbnllg Baseball if RICHARD JUHRDEN 27 Surrey Lane COLLEGE PREPARATORY Bowling Clubg Der Deutsche Vereing Knights of Pythagoras COLLEEN KACMARIK 46 Lockwood Drive SECRETARIAL G A.A.g Bowling Clubg Archery Clubg junior, Senior Representativeg Corridor Guideg Student Secretary Z I Zfjy' .ZX-Lflfgq 42? -', fz , ,X START OF GENERAL ORGANIZATION FRANCES JEFFERS 19 Tristan Road SECRETARIAL G.A,A.g Home Economics Club Bowling Clubg Swimming Club JOSEPH R. JEFFERS 19 Tristan Road GENERAL Footballg Basketball ROGER JOHNSON 632 Bloomield Avenue GENERAL Bowling Club JOAN ANN KAPLINSKI 110 Lake Avenue GENERAL G.A.A.g Cheerleaderg El Circulo Es- panolg Student Secretaryg Mixed Chorus MURRAY KASHTAN 225 Parker Avenue GENERAL Footballg Basketball KATHLEEN KASNI 38 Spring Street GENERAL Home Economics Clubg Bowling Clubg Student Secretary 1' ' STEPHEN KAZIMIR 193 De Mott Avenue GENERAL El Circulo Espanol VIRGINIA KAZIMIR 25 Scoles Avenue GENERAL Mixed Chorusg Girls' Glee Club Swimming Club Page 37 X if an ff' X OLIVE KIEVIT '56 Athenia Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY unior Classical League Assistant Editor in chief Editor in chief High Way National Honor Soci ety Home Economics Club Historv Club Student Secretary Girls Citi zenship Institute Who s Who Among Student Leaders of America Student Court VIVIAN KILIANSKI 66 Bergen Avenue SECRFTARIAL Bowling Club Home Economics Club G A A Corridor Guide Swimming Club Xl, Ax, l f X 1 ' 1, X tx x U i, y, Q V f gi A A - it ie' 1 1 - Q fv - - f'.3 ' i ' ,N I 1' ' I I ' 1 1 I A ORGANIZATION OF HONOR SOCIETY ALLAN KEBLESS 120 Campbell Avenue GENERAL JEAN KEIEFER 16 Clay Street SECRETARIAL Home Economics Club G A A orridor Guide Swimming Club MYRA KELLER 268 Broad Street GENERAL Swimming Club Home Economics Club Softball Club Girls Glee Club Mixed Chorus G A A ALICE KINGSLAND 84 Ardmore Avenue SECRETARIAL Home Economics Clubg G.A.A.g Corridor Guide ROBERT KLEIN 99 Martin Avenue GENERAL Track I-IAN S KLEIN E 12 Everson Place GENERAL Der Deutsche Verein Student Council Treasurer Senior Class Us ,4- 9' iv QS x 5:7 -rv' FRANK KOBLE GENERAL Proctor SONIA KOCHNIUK Z3 Campbell Avenue SECRETARIAL Bowling Club umor Classical League Home Economics Club G A A Student Secretary l J ' U i L U -,' M. . C ' i S i , '.'. , E i - ' l x 3 I inf' f -'K A A . . A . 4' Q A 3 Q ' L w , 'R 4 T ,, f lv 'I X .. K K . 1 5 - K G.A.A.g Corresponding Secretary, A 169 Arlington Avenue I - ' 'Q v' ' ' his if E ' H ' , 2 Q - f - 4 1 1 ' f f: - - . i JOHN KOVALCIK 189 East First Street GENERAL Electronics Clubg Gridiron Clubg Basketball BEVERLY JEAN KOZIAR 64 Hobart Place GENERAL G.A.A.g Bowling Clubg Softball Clubg Girls' Glee Club 19 Sian 1' L 29 ADDITION OF SOUTH WING BERNICE KOLLET 28 Graham Place GENERAL Bowlin Club' Home Economics g s S Clubg Junior Classical Leagueg Arch- ery Clubg Swimming Clubg G.A.A. SONIA KOSAK 53 Orchard Drive GENERAL Advanced Mixed Chorusg Girls' Glee Clubg G.A.A. MARIE KRANYAK 122 Fairmont Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Bowling Clubg G.A.A.g Softball Clubg Junior Classical Leagueg His- tory Clubg Basketball Clubg Swim- ming Clubg Girls' Glee Club PAUL KRAUSE 146 Louise Street GENERAL El Circulo Espanolg Der Deutsche Verein IRENE KOTOMSKI 166 Hadley Avenue SECRETARIAL Corridor Guide PATRICIA KRUPP 15 Campbell Avenue SECRETARIAL G.A.A.g Home Economics Clubg Bowling Club 1. . f', 4 f .?'. aff f I 1 I r FRANCES E. KUCI-ITA 32 Prescott Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY National Honor Societyg Bowling Clubg Swimming Clubg High-Wayg Junior Classical Leagueg Chess Clubg G.A.A.g Proctorg F.T.A.g Archery Clubg Creative Writingg Student Council JOSEPH KUHL 161 Day Street GENERAL Cross Countryg Traclcg Boys' Glee Clubg A.V.A. Page 39 C' 7 7 4 160' 19 30 '54 i WATER BOY SENT INTO GAME FRED KURTZ 40 Myron Street GENERAL LYNNE KYSE 288 East Sixth Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY Vice-president,' History Clulag G.A.A.g Le Cercle Francaisg Junior Classical Leagueg National Honor Society WILLIAM LEACH 286 Madison Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY THOMAS LEDERER 52 Fernwood Court GENERAL A.V.A.g Cross Country QS JOSEPH LARKEY 49 Laurel Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Student Councilg Gridiron Clubg Senior Representative DENNIS LAZORCHAK 26 Vernon Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Baslcetballg Metal Craft Clubg History Club Page 40 RICHARD LANCASTER 32 East Seventh Street GENERAL Baseballg Baslcetballg Student Coun- cilg Bowling Clubg Golf Club we-, ANNA LEFEROVICI-I 130 Lalce Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY National Honor Societyg Junior Classical Leagueg History Clubg Bowling Clubg Le Cercle Francaisg G.A.A.g Treasurer, Junior Achieve- mentg Mixed Chorusg High-Way 55 BERNICE LENK 441 Hazel Street GENERAL Senior Representativeg G.A.A. Swimming Clubg Speedball Club Student Council JOSEPH LESKO 65 Speer Avenue GENERAL Bowling Clubg Junior Classical League Q51- ASHLX MARIE LISBONA 1070 Van Houten Avenue SECRETARIAL G.A.A.g Bowling Clulng Student Secretary DONALD LOCASCIO 628 Gregory Avenue GENERAL 19 INITIAL MEETING OF G.A.A. JONNY LIEBCHEN 2 Everson Place GENERAL Der Deutsche Verein MARILYN LINDSAY 54 Ploch Road SECRETARIAL Home Economics Clul: DOROTHY LIPTAK 265 River Road RUSSELL LOMAURO 7 Hawthorne Avenue GENERAL Cartoon Club ARTHUR LOMBARDO 22 High Park Place COLLEGE PREPARATORY Junior Classical League AUDREY LONG 108 Cresthill Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY SECRETARIAL . . National Honor Societyg Proctor: G'Aa'fX'5S Cade? BaETl'b.MZrd:ng Footlights Clubg P.T.S.A.g junior Ban ' wlmfmng .U ' rc ery Classical Leagueg Leaders' Clubg Clulng Junior Classical League Literary Stag, Yearbooks High- Wayg G.A.A.g Debating Clubg jun- ior Achievement CHRISTINA LONGO 327 Summer Street GENERAL G.A.A.3 Girls' Glee Clubg Archery Clubg Footlights Clubg Soccer Club Student Council PETER LORD 82 Chelsea Road GENERAL Marching Bandg Mixed Chorus Page 41 -1 if ' 4 , V Q I ff! fiis wi LEONARD MACALUSO 19 Sewall Avenue GENERAL Footballg Trackg Gridiron Clubg Mixed Chorusg Glee Club PAUL MACI-IAK 275 Parker Avenue GENERAL A.V.A. Page 42 l9 32 GEORGE WASHINGTON REMEMBERED JACQUELINE LOUGI-I 26 East Second Street GENERAL Archery Clubg History Clubg Bowling Club BARBARA LULAY 163 Louise Street GENERAL Softball Clubg Volleyball Clubg Basketball Club JOHN MADDOCKS 470 Piaget Avenue GENERAL A.V.A. NANCY MADISON 84 Maplewood Avenue GENERAL Bowling Clubg Student Councilg Home Economics Club ROBERT LUSSIER 102 West First Street GENERAL MARCIA MAHOUCHICK 142 Louise Street GENERAL Glee Club fpope Piusjg Advanced Mixed Chorusg G.A.A.g Archery Clubg Swimming Club ADRIAN MAINARDI 115 Avondale Avenue GENERAL Captain, Baseball MAFALDA MAINIERI 303 South Parkway COLLEGE PREPARATORY President, Student Councilg Associ- ate fManagingj Editor, High-Wayg Vice-president, Future Teachers of Americag Secretary, junior Classical Leagueg National Honor Societyg History Clubg Debating Clubg Le Cercle Francais ALBERT MARDIROSSIAN 25 Lenox Avenue GENERAL Bowling Clubg Le Cercle Francaisg Dance Band 3 Concert Bandg March- ing Band RUDOLPH MARTINA 22 Edison Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY Basketballg Student Councilg A.V.A.g Senior Representativeg Chess Club TOWER USED AS YEARBOOK THEME VERONICA MANGO 9 Gould Street GENERAL G.A.A.g junior Achievementg Arch- ery Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Student Council AUDREY MARCHIONI 123 East Eighth Street GENERAL Girls' Glee Clubg Swimming Clubg Volleyball Clubg Bowling Club JOHN MARCHISIN, JR. 18 Bergen Avenue GENERAL SALVATORE MARTORELLI 214 Bennington Court COLLEGE PREPARATORY Marching Band AUDREY MASLOWSKI 77 Edison Street SECRETARIAL G.A.A.g Student Council FRANCINE MASSEY I6 Sylvan Avenue GENERAL Footlights Clubg G.A.A.3 Mixed Chorusg Swimming Clubg Volley- ball Clubg Bowling Club SANDRA MATERA 324 Rutherford Boulevard SECRETARIAL Swimming Clubg G.A.A. ANN MATHER 29-A Sycamore Road GENERAL Mixed Chorusg Girls' Glee Club Page 43 I W 3 ix JILL MCNEIL 15 Clifton Terrace COLLEGE PREPARATORY Marching Bandg G.A.A.g Bowling Club JOANNE MECCA 168 Richfield Terrace SECRETARIAL Swimming Clubg -Home Economics Clubg Le Cercle Francais Page 44 19 VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE BEGAN BARBARA MAYO 63 Martha Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g Junior Classical Leagueg Basketball Clubg Archery Clubg Softball Clubg Bowling Club RONALD MAZZARISI 63 Hamilton Avenue GENERAL ROBERT MCKEOWN 35 Franklin Avenue GENERAL Marching Band 3+ EVLYN MEIMA 1 Summit Avenue GENERAL Bowling Clubg Softball Clubg G.A.A.g Swimming Clubg Archery Clubg Corridor Guicleg Home Eco nomics Club, Girls' Glee Clubg Speeclball Club DONALD MEISSNIER 67 Mountainsicle Terrace GENERAL Electronics Club BARBARA MESSNER 584 Broad Street GENERAL Swimming Clubg Home Economics Clubg G.A.A.g Der Deutsche Verein DOROTHY MEYERS 44 South High Street SECRETARIAL -' Softball Clubg Bowling Clubg - l i ii' G.A.A.g Corridor Guicleg Home Eco- , -fig' 4, - ' ' nomics Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Mg' WRX Er Speedball Club BARBARA A. MICHALKO 84 East Second Street GENERAL junior, Senior Representativeg G.A.A.g Archery Clubg Bowling Club A it WAYNE MCLNAR 159 Hamilton Avenue GENERAL Traclcg Cross Country ARLENE MOORE 132 West First Street GENERAL G.A.A.g Home Economics Club 19 'C C1 CLIFTON FIELDED A NELDA MILLER 143 Knollwood Terrace COLLEGE PREPARATORY National Honor Socieryg Archery Clubg Junior Classical League, El Circulo Espanolg Volleyball Clubg Softball Clubg Speedball Clubg Con- cert Bandg G.A.A. RICHARD MINERO 224 East Sixth Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY Knights of Pythagorasg Concert Bandg Marching Band EMIL MOHEREK 71 Allwood Place COLLEGE PREPARATORY El Circulo Espanolg Chess Clubg Bowling Club it SOCCER TEAM ARLENE MORBELL 28 Haussler Terrace COLLEGE PREPARATORY Student Councilg G.A.A.g Bowling Clubg Cheerleader, Annexg Girls' Glee Clubg Junior, Senior Represent- ativeg President, Advanced Mixed Chorusg Softball Clubg Junior Class- ical Leagueg Archery Clubg P.T.S.A. JOAN MORO 189 Randolph Avenue GENERAL JOAN MOSS 482 Valley Road GENERAL Archery Clubg Golf Clubg G.A.A. , ,:' C 1 DAVID MOUW 54 Hazel Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY Boys' Sports Clubg Bandg Chorus Current Events Club fEastern Chris tian High Schooll . SANDRA MULLEN 16 Tristan Road SECRETARIAL G.A.A.g National Honor Societyg Student Council Page 45 ff ?fQ213I12 L 'H Y' .. ,133 , ,.. ,au I , O v ' if A 19 Rig In lg U z 1 a rr ' CLIFTON'S FIGHTING MUSTANG WILLIAM MUNDT 67 Paterson Avenue THEODORE NEIDENGARD 211 Pershing Road GENERAL COLLEGE PREPARATORY ROBERT MUSSAY NINA NETTO 187 Merselis Avenue 31 Van Riper Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY SEQRETARIAL Chess Clubg Baselnallg A.V.A.g Junior Red Cross G.A.A.g Student Council ROSALIE NAUGHTON CHARLOTTE NIBBLING 60 Piaget Avenue 196 East Fourth Street GENERAL GENERAL C1.A.A.g Basketball Clubg Swimming G.A.A.g Archery Clubg Home Eco- Clubg Advanced Girls' Glee Clulng nomics Clubg Advanced Mixed X Mixed Chorusg Le Cercle Francais Chorusg Bowling Club THOMAS NEGELE 165 Van Riper Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Footballg Glee Clubg Bowling Club DOROTHY NEHRING 165 Clinton Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY junior Representative, Co-editor-in- chief, Yearboolcg Der Deutsche Ver- eing Girls' Stateg G.A.A.g National Honor Societyg Corresponding Sec- retary, Parent-Teacher-Student As- sociation Secretary, President, E1 Circulo Es- panolg National Honor Societyg RAGNAR NILSEN 62 Chelsea Road COLLEGE PREPARATORY Chess Club JAMES N INN IS 48 Greenlawn Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Junior Classical Leagueg Knights of Pythagorasg Sports Staff, Yearboolcg Foothall Q J ELAINE OESER 20 Summit Avenue GENERAL Home Economics Clubg Advanced Mixed Chorus RICHARD OHL 163 De Mott Avenue GENERAL HISTORY CLUB ORGANIZED DAVID NOAH 78 Heights Road COLLEGE PREPARATORY EI Circulo Espanol ALBERT NORBE 17 Sherman Place GENERAL DOLORES NORBE 36 East Eighth Street GENERAL G.A.A.g Speedball Clubg Student Council DANIEL J. OLMSTEAD, JR. 10 Homer Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY Boys' Glee Clubg Chess Club REINOLD OLSON, JR. 424 Clifton Boulevard COLLEGE PREPARATORY President, Vice-president, A.V.A. LAURENCE OVERTON 66 Terrace Avenue GENERAL A.V.A. S. YI ' 7 E f STEVE PADUHOVICH 135 Louise Street GENERAL Footlnallg Traclcg Proctor DONALD PARUTA 242 Trenton Avenue GENERAL Track: Football Page 47 I K ft. fit K 'rt .L OLGA PELESH 80 Liberty Street GENERAL Girls' Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Junior Classical Leagueg Proctorg G.A.A. CHARLOTTE PILTZ 28 Burlington Road GENERAL G.A.A. Page 48 19 FIRST YEAR OF BAND JANET PATASNICK 12 Campbell Avenue GENERAL Bowling Clubg Murals Club MICHAEL PAVLIK 218 Merselis Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Chess Clubg A.V.A. GERALD PEAT 56 Fernwood Court COLLEGE PREPARATORY Basketball JAMES PIVIROTTO 40 East Eighth Street GENERAL A.V.A. RICHARD ALLAN PLOG 333 Piaget Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY junior Achievementg A.V.A.g P.T.S.A. DORIS ROSE POJEDINEC 51 Center Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY Art Staff, Yearboolcg G.A.A.g Cheer- leaderg A.V.A.g Junior Classical Leagueg Softball Clubg P.T.S.A.g Bowling Clubg Volleyball Clubg Stu- dent Council Z' MYRNA POST 126 Broad Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g Junior Classical Leagueg Home Economics Club CON STANCE POWELL I8 Claveraclc Road GENERAL G.A.A.g Swimming Clubg Home Economics Clubg Student Council 9. R I N ,K- R I- 'ls ANDREA QUACKEN BUSH 206 Harding Avenue GENERAL Volleyball Clubg Swimming Clubg G.A.A.g Bowling Clubg Basketball Clubg Girls' Glee Club CRAIG QUINLAN 88 Scoles Avenue COLLEGE PRERARATORY Der Deutsche Vereing Chess Club: Boys' Glee Clubg Advanced Mixed Chorus l C.H.S. VISITED WORLD,S FAIR MAXINE PRAIL 109 Clifton Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Freshman Cheerleaderg National Honor Societyg Le Cercle Francaisg Footlights Clubg Proctorg G.A.A.g Leaders' Clubg Statistics Staff, Year- boolcg Bowling Clubg Girls' Glee Club DORIS PRA SISTO 864 Broad Street GENERAL Archery Club JEAN PRA SISTO 870 Broad Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g Archery Clubg Bowling Club ' Fi. FRANK RACZ 13 Fordham Road GENERAL JUAN RAFAC 116 De Mott Avenue GENERAL G.A.A.g Student Secretaryg Home Economics Club -IACQUELINE RANGES 7 Yorkshire Road SECRETARIAL Bowling Clubg Softball Clubg Home Economics Club' Cortes ondin sec v P g ' rerary, Student Councilg Leaders' Clubg Swimming Clubg Student Sec- retaryg Photography Staff, Year- boolcg G.A.A.g Archery Clubg Mixed Chorus .gav- T ,f J H E V E Y milf THOMAS RANKIN 4 Highland Avenue GENERAL Boys' Glee Clubg Cartoon Clubg Murals Clubg Proctor LAWRENCE RASCHER l09 Fairmont Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY A.V.A. Page 49 5, J . E ly- Q- ' L if .ff C.H.S.'S SKATING RINK LOIS READDY 101 Bergen Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Latin Clulv: Vocation Clulng Eagle- Lite Newspaper Staffg Glee Club fPope Piusl. Le Cercle Francais F.T.A.g G.A.A.g Archery Club GEORGE REDLING 563 Lexington Avenue GENERAL Bowling Club NEIL RIZZIE 47 Elm Hill Road GENERAL Student Council WILLIAM ROBERTS 52 Valley Road COLLEGE PREPARATORY A.V.A. LEONA RICUCCI 203 Valley Road SECRETARIAL G.A.A.g Junior Achievement: Arch- ery Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Student Council BARBARA RIFENBURGH 12 Englewood Road COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g Bowling Clubg History Clubg F.T.A. Page 50 MARGARET G. RICHARDS 5 De Graw Avenue GENERAL G.A.A.g Bowling Clubg E1 Circulo Espanol . if .7 Aixam A JAMES ROBERTSON 107 Birchwood Terrace COLLEGE PREPARATORY Cross Countryg Traclcg lunior Representativeg Boys' State iq. JEAN ROBERTSON 41 Martin Avenue SECRETARIAL Proctorg Student Councilg G.A.A. GEORGE ROESSLER 81 Hadley Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Captain, Traclcg Captain, Cross Countryg Proctorg Football: Vice- president, junior, Senior Class '?. A L RENA RUDELL 42 Allwood Place COLLEGE PREPARATORY Junior Classical Leagueg E1 Circulo Espanolg Le Cercle Francaisg G.A.A.g Treasurer, History Clubg P.T.S.A.g Debating Clubg Proctorg F.T.A. JOSEPH RUFF 362 Colfax Avenue GENERAL Baslcetballg Student Council ANI Q,-X' C.H.S. WENT TO WAR CHARLES RUTH 681 Paulison Avenue GENERAL Marching Band DORIS ANN ROTOLG 107 Bergen Avenue GENERAL Home Economics Clubg G.A.A.g Cheerleader VIRGINIA ROY 37 Lisbon Street GENERAL Home Economics Clubg G.A.A.g Archery Club if Jar af Z -41 RONALD RUSCONI 470 Highland Avenue GENERAL JACK RUSSO 210 West Fourth Street GENERAL Baslcetballg Cross Country A. ., PI-IYLLIS RUSSO 114 Rutherford Boulevard SECRETARIAL Cheerleaderg G.A.A.g Typing Staff, Yearboolcg Archery Clubg Student Secretaryg Softball Clubg Volleyball Club ARLENE RUTH 162 East Seventh Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY National Honor Societyg F.T.A.g Der Deutsche Vereing Bowling . Clubg Softball Clubg Speedball Clubg Basketball Clubg Volleyball Clubg G.A.A. ANN RUTKOWSKI 36 Kenyon Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY Bowling Club: G.A.A.g National Honor Socierv: F.T.A.g Speedball Club: Der Deutsche Yereinl Volley- ball Club: Softball Club: Basketball Club BRUNO SABOLEWSKI 18 Milton Avenue GENERAL GEORGE SAITTA 149 Lakeview Avenue GENERAL Footballg Boys' Glee Clubg Senior Representative Page 52 FIRST ISSUE OF TI-IE HIGHWAY ROBERT RUTKOWSKI 53 Altbea Street GENERAL Student Council THOMAS SABATINI 301 Tbird Street GENERAL JOHN SABO 142 East Clifton Avenue GENERAL SILVIA SALVI 136 Aclcerman Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g Girls, Glee Clubg High- Wayg F.T.A.g Archery Clubg Speed- ball Clubg Volleyball Club JOAN SANFORD 165 East Third Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g National Honor Societyg F.T.A.g Der Deutsche Vereing Speedball Clubg Volleyball Clubg Softball Clubg Baslcetball Club RITA SARISKY 19 Whitmore Place GENERAL Glee Clubg Dramatic Clubg Student Councilg Carmeliteg Future Nursesg Cheerleading Clubg Yearbook Sales llV1t. Carmel High Sclaooll pr . Y Y, i -an-4' - ., we F S 1 Ii X-f I , ROSE SASSO 1107 Valley Road GENERAL Junior Classical Leagueg G.A.A.g Senior Representative CLAUDETTE SCHENA 36 Comfort Place SECRETARIAL G.A.A., Home Economics Club Student Council: Swimming Club Bowling Clubg Softball Club P.T.S.A.g Corridor Guideg Leaders Club S2 A ,. -fai- 0, WI., -EA. EDMUND SCHNEIDER 123 De Mott Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Junior Classical Leagueg Le Cercle Francaisg P.T.S.A. FREDERICK SCHOFIELD 26 Knapp Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY El Circulo Espanol I-J' 19 43 JOAN SCHILLER 140 Roosevelt Avenue GENERAL Home Economics Clubg G.A.A. ALFRED SCHMIDT 103 Fernwood Court COLLEGE PREPARATORY Traclcg Cross Countryg Proctor ELEANORE SCI-IOLTE 139 Union Avenue COLLEQE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g Speeclball Clubg Volleyball Clubg Basketball Clubg Badminton Clubg Der Deutsche Vereing Ciirls' Glee Clubg Home Economics Club SUSAN BETH SCHOMER 350 South Parkway COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g Bowling Clubg Junior Class- ical Leagueg Le Cercle Francaisg Na- tional Honor Societyg History Club F.T.A.g Proctor ELIZABETH SCHMITT 80 Union Avenue SECRETARIAL G.A.A.g Student Secretary RALPH SCHRYVER 258 East First Street GENERAL History' Club JOHN SCHUBERT 89 Fenner Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Cartoon Club JOYCE SCHURMAN 643 Paulison Avenue SECRETARIAI. G.A.A.g Leaders' Clubg Bowling Club Page 53 ROBERT SEIJAS 159 Harding Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Footballg Traclcg Gridiron Club JOHN SEROVICH, JR. 258 Ackerman Avenue GENERAL Page 54 19 O. 44 THE SENIORS' MARCH HOWARD SCHWARZE 1 Fitzgerald Avenue GENERAL Der Deutsche Verein JOHN SCHWEIGHARDT 199 Union Avenue GENERAL DONALD SEABECK 80 Hudson Street GENERAL Footballg Trackg Cross Countryg Art Staff, Yearbookg Proctorg Boys' Glee Clubg Mixed Chorus: Reflector Staff JOSEPH SEVENTKO 32 Sylvan Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY El Circulo Espanolg Proctor PATRICIA SHANAI-IAN 26 Princeton Street SECRETARIAL G.A.A.g Junior Representativeg Bowling Clubg Leaders, Clubg Home Economics Clubg Student Secretaryg Corridor Guide ROBERT SHANKS 308 Union Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Boys' Glee Clubg Advanced Mixed Chorusg Debating Clubg Junior Classical League 5 ROBERT T. SHANNON 150 Sixth Avenue GENERAL Boys' Glee Clubg Mixed Chorus HARRY SHAPPELL 217 Madison Avenue GENERAL Marching Band DIANE SLAFF 46 Cresthill Avenue GENERAL i Dance Bandg Freshman Cheerleaderg Bowling Clubg Art Staff, Yearbookg Le Cercle Francaisg Murals Club di-. BRENT SMITH 48 Katherine Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Footlights Clubg Secretary, Debat- ing Clubg Treasurer, Junior Classical Lgagueg Junior Achievement . xxgfgpx Q Z 4 fffp 19 X' I 15 fill-eff. C.H.S. ENTERED BEVERLY SIMKO 28 Fairfield Road COLLEGE PREPARATORY National Honor Societyg Marching Bandg Student Councilg Proctorg Junior Classical Leagueg G.A.A. ELAINE SISCO 79 Mount Prospect Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY National I-ionor Societyg Junior Classical Leagueg Home Economics Cluhg G.A.A.g Co-editor, Statistics Staff, Yearboolcg Junior Red Cross LORRAINE SKUDERA 326 Rutherford Boulevard GENERAL Home Economics Clubg Swimming Clubg G.A.A.g Softball Club an P Qi 9 1. Me. 'R A X , 5 X-XA. X ,I r rf ilg :,.'E.- .+-.,14,-- sl, 1 .,,--9 THE ATOMIC AGE LUCY ANN SMITH 268 Burgess Place GENERAL ROBERT SMITHSON 74 Harvey Road GENERAL NICHOLAS SOLANKO 999 Valley Road COLLEGE PREPARATORY Student Councilg Basketball '-.x15'i'?E:'3xr7'3,! S-ii e 11- vpg,Q,uP:,1 as . ,Lf fi MARION SOLAZZO 8 Arlington Place SECRETARIAL Italian Club fpassaicjg National Honor Societyg Student Councilg Archery Clubg Student Secretary GAIL SORENSEN 12 East Second Street SECRETARIAL Library Assistanrf Dancing Clubg Office Assistantg Program Commit- teeg Honor Society-Arista fAn- drew jackson High Schoolj. Proc- torg Student Secretaryg Archery Club 'TP 4' 91 ,,..u A I? v X SANDRA SPENCE 19 FOOTBALL TEAM TO OYSTER BOWL JOAN SORRENTO 24 Piaget Avenue SECRETARIAL Le Cercle Francaisg G.A.A.g Swim- ming Clubg Home Economics Club Basketball Club HELEN SOVA 250 Ackerman Avenue GENERAL G.A.A.g Junior Achievementg Arch ery Clubg Viceapresident, Home Eco- nomics Clubg Student Secretary WILLIAM A. SPEER 124 Maplewood Avenue GENERAL Senior Representative 3- STANLEY STANKIEWICZ 32 Cutler Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY EDYTI-IE STARK 26 Laurel Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g Le Cercle Francaisg Na- tional Honor Societyg junior, Senior Representativeg Photography Editor, Yearboolcg Bowling Clubg Girls' Glee Club VENITA STEFANACCI 19 West Parkway COLLEGE PREPARATORY Student Councilg Cheerleaderg Glee Clubg Dramatics Club fpassaicj. Debating Clubg History Clubg Treasurer, Le Cercle Francaisg Na- tional Honor Societyg F.T.A. CP' 5 1 1111 1 no 1 ROGER STEIGER tif' , Z3 Harrington Road 1 181 Bennington Court SECRETARIAL f. X GENERAL Majoretreg G.A.A.g Student Coun- , 1 L cilg Bowling Clubg Der Deutsche K V ' Vereing Mixed Chorus fi .A ' L l A , DONALD STACY 68 Katherine Avenue GENERAL Page 56 Y? f 'f HILDA STENGER 1 Davidson Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY Senior Representativeg G.A.A.g Stu- dent Secretaryg Junior Achievementg Swimming Clubg F.T.A.g Archery Clubg Basketball Clubg Bowling Clubg Home Economics Club f as S 4 T Vs... 19 66567 YEARBOOK TOLD A WINTER'S TALE JOHN STOWELL 118 Vreeland Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Secretary, E1 Circulo Espanolg Chess Clubg Traclcg Cross Countryg Elec- tronics Clubg Proctor MANFRED STROTT 597 Crooks Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Der Deutsche Vereing Proctorg Jun- ior, Senior Representativeg Student Council WILLIAM SUPKO 7 Broolcwood Road GENERAL Marching Band yo . 1,1 GEORGENE SURGENT 75 Gourley Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Proctorg Mixed Chorusg Girls' Glee Clubg Bowling Clubg G.A.A.g Speed- ball Clubg Volleyball Clubg Archery Clubg Student Councilg Swimming Club RUTHANNE SUSLIN 2 Nash Avenue SECRETARIAL G.A.A.g Student Secretarvg Proctorg Swimming Clubg Bowling Clubg Na- tional Honor Societyg Mixed Chor- usg Student Council xx in CAROL SUTYAK 54 Althea Street SECRETARIAL G.A.A.g Der Deutsche Vereing Bowling Clubg Leaders' Club EILEEN SVEDA 11 Greendale Road SECRETARIAL G.A.A.g Junior Achievementg Ad- vanced Mixed Chorusg Bowling Clubg Speedball Clubg Softball Club BONNIE SWEETMAN 221 Madison Avenue GENERAL G.A.A.g Mixed Chorusg Girls' Glee Clubg Leaders' Clubg Swimming Club E-C: sf-725 555 4 LJ gb.- Y A I 1 DAVID SWEETWOOD 420 Rutherford Boulevard COLLEGE PREPARATORY Bowling Clubg Debating Clubg Vice president, Le Cercle Francaisg Treas urer, Knight of Pythagorasg Track Co-business editor, Yearboolcg Cor ridor Guide ROBERT SWIATEK 125 Clinton Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Proctorg History Clubg A.V.A. Page 57 K 1 I gil A f L 19 MICHAEL SYSYN 651 Van Houten Avenue GENERAL Marching Band BEVERLEY TANIS 245 Union Avenue GENERAL F.T.A.g G.A.A. lr 4 P.V.C. CHAgPION SHIP AGNES THOMSON 34 Fenner Avenue GENERAL History Club GRANT T1-IORBURN 26 Springdale Court GENERAL JACOB TELESH 517 Clifton Avenue GENERAL Electronics Club, Junior Achievement CAROL TERRE 161 Clinton Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g Footlights Clubg Speedball Club Page 58 GECRGE TAYLOR, JR. 626 Gregory Avenue GENERAL Der Deutsche Vereing A.V.A. 'tr' f BARBARA TIMM 332 Mount Prospect Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY National Honor Societyg Swimming Clubg History Clubg Student Coun- cilg F.T.A.g Bowling Clubg G.A.A.g Archery Clubg Basketball Clubg Softball Clubg Junior Achivementg Junior Representativeg P.T.S.A.g Girls' Glee Clubg Speeclball Club 'S' C AX 1. of THOMAS TIVEY 20 Prospect Street GENERAL Cross Countryg -I.V. Baslcetballg Co- captain, Trackg Senior Representa- tive JOSEPH TKACH 80 Russell Street GENERAL Football M? MARILYN TOTH 15 Claveraclc Road GENERAL Home Economics Clubg G.A.A. LESTER TRIOLO . 37 Marhar Avenue GENERAL BEGINNING OF NEW WING BARBARA TOLLAR 145 Knapp Avenue GENERAL G.A.A.g Vice-president, Home Eco- nomics Clubg Le Cercle Francaisg Student Council DIANE TOMESKO 77 Wonham Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g Der Deutsche Vereing Bowling Clubg Student Secretaryg Leaders' Club BARBARA TOSCANO 138 Nelson Street GENERAL G.A.A.g Home Economics Clubg Basketball Club PAULINE TRITAK 112 West Third Street GENERAL Bowling Clubg G.A.A.g Home Eco- nomics Clubg Proctorg Speedball Clubg junior Representativeg Na- tional Honor Societyg Advanced Mixed Chorusg Girls' Glee Club, Archery Club THERESA TROJAN 587 Clifton Avenue GENERAL G.A.A.g Softball Clubg Basketball Clubg Volleyball Clubg Speedball Club CAROL TROMMEL 26 Nettle Place COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g El Circulo Espanol DORIS TUCI-IINSKY 7 Femwood Court CoLLEcE PREPARA'roRY G.A.A.g Volleyball Clubg Activities Staff, Yearboolcg National Honor Societyg junior Classical Leagueg Girls' Glee Club PETER TYAHLA 116 Van Riper Avenue GENERAL Boys' Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg Baseball Page 59 Fai t A I ff Y, . K f, lggff - : . ,gm , M ,S it RUTH VAN DER WENDE 676 Paulison Avenue SECRETARIAL Student Secretaryg High-Wayg G.A.A.g Girls' Glee Clubg Cartoon Clubg Bowling Club CAROL VANDER ZEE 637 Gregory Avenue GENERAL Bowling Clubg G.A.A.g Home Eco- nomics Clubg Girls' Glee Clubg Swimming Club DEDICATION OF STADIUM WILLIAM VAN BLARCOM LUCILLE VAN DIS 163 River Road l 16 Clinton Avenue GENERAL SECRETARIAL AMELIA VAN BRITSOM 55 Dawson Avenue GENERAL Bowling Clubg G.A.A.g Archery Club El Circulo Espanol BEVERLY VAN GULICK 12 Edgewood Avenue GENERAL G.A.A.g junior Achievementg junior Representativeg Home Economics Clubg Bowling Club fat: in ,els WILBUR VANDERSLICE 68 Orchard Drive COLLEGE PREPARATORY Marching Bandg Proctor X HARRY VAN HOUTEN 34 Fenner Avenue GENERAL E -J I V MARIAN VAN ISI-I 207 Martin Avenue SECRETARIAL Student Secretaryg G.A.A.g Student Councilg Bowling Clubg Archery Club CORNELIUS VAN KERSEN 271 Washington Avenue GENERAL s 4 19 ' W ' ,9 -'n e f F' : ,135 iuklm. A iv ' A ft is v 1 1 E JOSEPH VAPNAR 28 East Russell Street GENERAL Electronics Clubg Bowling Club LORETTA VASLERI 223 Dayton Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g Softball Clubg Student Sec- tetaryg F.T.A.g Speedball Clubg Vol- leyball Clubg Co-editor, Photography Staff, Yearboolcg Cartoon Clubg Archery Club DR. CHARLES BERTHOLD, Principal CAROLYN VAN WAGENINGE SUSAN VDOVIAK 203 Union Avenue 60 Orono Street SECRETARIAL SECRETARIAL G.A.A.g Cartoon Club G.A.A.g Mixed Chorusg Archery Q Clubg Cartoon Club 1 '., X X ELIZABETH VAN WAGENINGE LENORE VER HOEVE 130 East Third Street 233 Union Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY SECRETARIAL Footlights Clubg F.T.A.g Girls' Glee G.A.A.g Mixed Chorusg Bowling Clubi National Honor Societyg Clubg Archery Clubg Basketball G.A.A. Club JOHANNA VAPNAR 28 East Russell Street SECRETARIAL junior Achievementg G.A.A. 1 JOYCE VETRI 40 Greglawn Drive GENERAL Mixed Chorusg G.A.A.g Girls' Glee Club 'Q'- ' - , a A.. ROBERT VIERA 135 Nelson Street GENERAL LORRAINE VIRGA 32 Martin Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g Le Cercle Francaisg Proctor Page 61 'W SHG! M l 115 J. STUART VOORHIS 81 Belgrade Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Concert Bandg Dance Bandg Der Deutsche Verein LEA VREELAND 247 Valley Road GENERAL Page 62 FOUR P.V.C. CHAMPIONSHIPS PATRICIA VISOCKY 63 Greenlawn Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Proctorg Secretary, .National Honor Societyg Literary editor, Yearboolcg Bowling Clubg G.A.A.3 Glee Clubg f'.T.A.g History Clubg P.T.S.A. JEAN VOLIKAS 23 Greenlawn Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Literary Staff, Yearboolcg Student Councilg History Clubg Bowling Clubg Mixed Chorusg G.A.A.g Treas- urer, junior Red Cross CAROL VUONCINO 43 Randolph Avenue GENERAL Cartoon Clubg Junior Achievement Student Secreta ' Statistics Staff, fy: Yearboolcg Student Councilg Speed ball Clubg G.A.A.g Archery Club Volleyball Clubg Softball Club Leaders' Clubg Junior Red Cross JOYCE WAGI 116 Cresthill Avenue GENERAL Junior Achievementg Student Coun- cilg G.A.A.g Basketball Clubg Swim- ming Clubg Archery Clubg Home Economics Club ! fir SX . PHYLLIS VOLOS 5 Sargeant Avenue SECRETARIAI. G.A.A.g Bowling Clubg Junior Achievement SIGNE WAGNER 108 Clinton Avenue GENERAL Student Secretaryg Home Economics Clubg Archery Clubg Swimming Clubg Softball Club KENNETH WALENCIAK 109 Trimble Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY Chess Clubg Bowling Club FRANK WALITS 69 Lake Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY 4' va Ai W gi . A .4 A JANET WEISS 161 East Second Street GENERAL Glee Clubg Home Economics Club LORETTA WESLEY 172 Orono Street SECRETARIAL G.A.A. 0.131024 19 H-fi Q 53 FOOTBALL TEAM WON ERIE BELL LORRAINE WARD 32 Lisbon Street SECRETARIAL G.A.A.g Archery Clubg Bowling Club DOROTHY WARGASKI 73 Village Road SECRETARIAL President, Home Economics Clubg Junior Achievementg G.A.A.g Arch- ery Clubg Swimming Clubg Basket- ball Clubg Student Secretary WILLIAM WEHRKAMP 9 Cliffhill Road GENERAL KAY WEST 470 Piaget Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g Junior Classical Leagueg Girls' Glee Clubg Sports Staff, Year- bookg President, junior Red Cross Bowling Clubg P.T.S.A. JOHN WILLIAMS 292 Burgess Place GENERAL Boys' Glee Clubg Mixed Chorus WARREN WITZAL 483 Clifton Avenue GENERAL QQD' QQ Mi VALERIE WOLDANSKI 187 South Parkway SECRETARIAL Archery Clubg Softball Clubg Bowl ing Clubg Swimming Club ALAN WOODRUFF 246 Union Avenue GENERAL A.V.A. Page 63 ORGAN DEDICATED GLENN WOODRUFF 246 Union Avenue GENERAL KENNETH WYKA 257 Speer Avenue HELEN YL TNGINGER 63 Surrey Lane GENERAL Mixed Chorusg G.A.A.g Student Secretary JUDITH ZAGAYA 210 Bennington Court SECRETARIAL Student Secretaryg G.A.A.g Junior Representativeg Treasurer, Home Economics Club i 1 X. v ' 5 A ! GENERAL Bowling Clubg Football AL YARRISH 146 Speer Avenue GENERAL X X Bowling Clubg Student Council ld 7 ' J l i I A SL 1 . 1 4 ROBERT YELLEN 84 Wonham Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY CONSTANTINE YELLINSKI 10 Wisnev Street GENERAL Page 64 ELIZABETH ZAJAC 29 Gilbert Place GENERAL li N? uk L iq- CAMILLE ZANGARA 73 Fairmont Avenue COLLEGE PREPARATORY G.A.A.g Swimming Clubg Bowling Clubg Junior Classical Leagueg Glee Club CHESTER ZAWACKI 39 Grunwald Street GENERAL 19 n ,L J Congratulations I I ORGANIZATION OF P.T.S.A. so LEONIA ZAWACKI 4 39 Grunwald Street GENERAL 5 G.A.A.g Advanced Mixed Cliorusg Girls' Glee Clulng junior Classical League . . ,t zu HELEN ZIELONKA 35 Dick Street COLLEGE PREPARATORY Junior Classical Leagueg National 5 Honor Societyg Advanced Mixed Chorusg Girls' Glee Clulng G.A.A.g Proctor E Q stag- if - l OLIVE KIEVIT, Valedictorian, and MAXINE GENDELL, Salutalorian ai Say Cheese, jackie IN the fall of 1952, the weathered old building just off Main Avenue outstretched a friendly hand to a quaking group known as high school freshmen. We, the aforementioned group, took the outstretched hand and entered into a new kind of life as high school students. We learned to love that old building, whose auditorium had a floor that creaked incessantly, whose surrounding yard was not quite large enough to accommodate us en masse. Few of us stopped to think that the entire high school had once been housed in one corner of this building, now bursting at the seams with freshmen alone. As mature high school students, we had new problems to faceg Algebra, Latin, and General Science were only a few. Our effect on the Annex may not have been singularly outstanding, but high school had a profound effect upon us. T HEN the Big High! Those first days were sheer agony for most, trying to go up the down stairs just a few times left us too exhausted to argue about the summons we received. To help us poor sophomores, the obliging seniors for a nominal fee sold us passes to non-existent elevators. The wonders of biology soon began to unfold, and to our amazement, no one fainted while dissecting his hrst well-preserved frog. The Merchant of Venice and Julius Caesar brought culture to our plebian world. We learned that assembly periods sometimes meant aptitude tests and visits to our counselors. These were the trials and tribulations of sophomores. Our effect upon the high school as second year students may not have been world-shaking, but being sophomores had a profound effect upon us. Page 66 lass iisitoir N ! A 'Isl 'T,n:n BEFORE we knew it, our junior year had arrived. Of course more subjects were then open to us: electrifying physics and American history with its generous supply of departmentals. Our class was organized under the sponsorship of Mrs. Terry Hanner, Miss Gloria Weiss, and Mr. Charles Gersie. After a vigorous campaign, we elected Don Fazio as President, George Roessler, as Vice-president, Judie De Luca as Secretary, and Dot Harding as Treasurer. One diploma apiece is quite enough. The first social event of the year was the junior prom. The mysterious letters A.S.F.I.F. posted around the school had us all wondering, until its meaning was disclosed as Attend Stat- light Fiesta in February. Don Seabeck and Nancy Holt were our King and Queen, with Bob Seijas and Joyce Galletta as Prince and Princess. After taking the Practice College Board Exams, many of us felt sure that we would never reach college. But June rolled around again, and for many girls a highlight of their junior year 'vas being an honor guard at graduation. Our effect upon the high school as third year students was rather noticeable, and being juniors had a profound effect upon us. FINALLY we were Seniors. Out class ofhcers were President, Richard Chojnackig Vice-president, George Roesslerg Sec- retary, Evelyn Hanlceg Treasurer, Hans Kleine. The intensity of our struggles with Beowulf and Q'Macbeth were rivaled only by the intensity of the explosions in chem lab. This year there was a change in the principalship. Upon the promotion of Dr. Charles Berthold to Director of Research. Dr. Elinor Dining now-dancing later. .1-gl an-Q fm' The Guard o Honor assembles S1-:A .1--1 l'Ve waited so long for those rings. Are those caps going to ft? Hanna, first woman principal of Clifton High, took oHice. Dur- ing this year too, the entire school went through a period of soul- searching reappraisal as students and faculty prepared for the evaluation in April by a committee representing the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools In spite of all this between tests and college applications we found time for a banquet which gave us the finest of dining and dancing and some fine after dinner speeches too Then come our senior prom follow ed by graduation Our effect upon the high school as fourth year students was cmewhat noticeable and being seniors had a profound effect upon us We were proud to be the class to marlc Clifton High Schools fiftieth year Perhaps we were being ostentatious in wearing gold tassels on our caps at graduation set a fiftieth birthday is a golden das At the same time we felt a sense of true humility as ue considered the proud record of the past fifty vears. Wfe also realized we were preparing to face an often sterotvpcd but trulv existant condition a rugged world. XVhat its effect upon us will be. what our effect upon it will be. we dare hope but dare not sav. Page 67 s E X Eg QQ, 5 5 wx '9 f X tw ,,,,,. Lb 5 I 1 1 t .ri rt! ff? 4 ,, 1,1 X ff ,X 4' r. Q Y unzbi mm Page 68 -If 'fl. ,J - ,.,,-. , ,,,,,, .., , , , ., - . ,- f 'f ,A--., ,,,...,. uf- ' , 'I' - .. 1 , -. Y -.- ------.N-. ,, .. .... , f- ,, 1 f W I ' ,A ,, , -.. ,. .. ',1f ' f lf X X I I J N-I N a , 1M-I-I--':,,EiEj:iELu.i 1 1 I lllll I' l ,,,.,., z.-- H V lt. ,t ffffiaiiiivf '2?Tfiifr:?55'5 ff ' e 'V+ , Blunt H3111 zmh weztamvni E the Class of 1956 bemg of student body and creattve mmd have prepared thts document for those that shall remam after we are gone Th1s legacy shall be xndellbly mscrtbed not only on thls leaf of our Yearbook but also ln the annals of Txme lmmemorlal IRST we bequeath to the class of 2006 fifty years as eventful and rewardlng as Clrfton High School s first ty years have been ECOND, we bequeath the followmg artlcles to those specrflcally named MISS Morrell some medxcme and bandages for the Engllsh Cllnlc Mxss Pedersen and Mrs Bateman a soundproofed room for future Column: and Hxglv ll av meetmgs NIISS lhflalone a book entltled Hcu lo Deal mth Rambunr nous Senzorr Miss Brtckman a box ot gym sult belts with our com pltments Mr Grecco a case of nerye tonic to be taken after each drlvmg lesson Mr Ham an egg Mr Brady a new deck of cards for explammg mental telepathy the Gutdance Department panence yy hen they are hounded mth program changers all future Senlor Class Sponsors a book enntled Hon 1 Get Dues rom Mmrly Semor the Cl1h1C Staff one truck load ot charcoal grey prlls to match the matchless pmk ones a sallow sophomore Dorxs Pojedlnec s freckles whoever wants tt Diane Slaff s kllt the Cha Cha a pusxllammous jumor a statrway proctor s courage a drab sophomore Tommy Cupo s pmk slacks Tarzan Kenny Wyka s and Bob Bllletz s harrdoes a future Rembrandt Russell Brrttaln s artlsttc abrlxty an anemlc robm erry Grbb s blush the chem lab Lorry Blum s bottle of H O the next Secretary of the Student Councxl Barbara Deck s abxllty to take mmutes rn seconds alphabet soup A S F I l' and RU GOING the football team a week of Frlclays the success of an auto wreckmg concern Mxlhe Ashman skas s abllxty to smash fenders the Debating Club membershtp tn the Natronal Forenslc 0 0 a bumpt1ous sophomore Dot Nehrlngs unaffected er sonaltty the sandman Bob Feldner s sleepy attrtude someone wlth a 32 meh waist llne weartng slze 40 trousers Rxchte Lancaster s suspenders anyone who needs xt the answer to the ,564 000 questlon someone wtth a strfl neck Bob Seljas s turtle neck sweaters the C H S Golf Club the golf hats of Dave Sweetwood and Bob Goodkm some future class polltxclan David Doorn s abxlxty to make a speech anywhere anytxme the Knxghts of Pythagoras an xnsolvable math problem the clrmkmg fountains water a deadpan sophomore Maxme Prarl s expresswe eyebrows an lrrshman Fran Kuchta s green nall polish a future harrter George Roessler s track shoes a stop watch Ollye K16VlI s rendttton of the lVlmute Waltz a lackadalstcal junior Edvthe Stark s energy the seagulls on the athletxc held a real bird bath the Amer1can Socletv of Plastxc Surgeons Barry Garrlson s propensxty for chewmg off people s ears a lonely oyster Pat Vrsockv s pearl earrmgs a tlhy sophomore Audrey Long s high heels an army recru1t Steve Paduhovtchs secret formula for shlnmg shoes our front parkmg lot an overslzed sponge to absorb the puddles on ratny days a lighthouse George Sattta s wmk a flrghty jumor Barbara Bern s stncerltv an oncommg starlet erry Peats long eyelashes a magpne wrth laryngxns Sandy Matera s mcessant chatter the undersrde of a desk Rlchard De Ghettos well chewed plece of gum ASTLY to Dr Hanna and Mr jugel we leave League Signed 50 o 'N annul L ll f x X E. 9 . lr F , , t t l 5 rf To V . ll V To g V v l , p ' To ' . , . 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Class Politicians DAVID DOORN - EDYTI-IE STARK HALL OF Most Likely to Succeed BARRY GARRISON Class Wits ARLENE MORBELL BILL ROBERTS 'xy ws Qzff EX f- P , - 1 Nzcest Smile DORIS ROTOLO RICHARD FINCKEN Best Loofzmg Most Talented JUDY COLLINS JANE FRANCIS ,-f- ' BOB SEIJAS SAL MARTORELLI Best Dancers Class WOTRFT5 Most School Spirited RICHARD CI-IOJNACKI BARBARA DECK MEFF MAINIERI STEVE PADUI-IOVICI-I ELLEN BOYD Most Popular DOT HARDING DON FAZIO Page 71 6' IT IS the year 1981 and Chfton Hlgh School s Dta mond ubnlee has hnallv arrxved To commemorate thxs glorlous occaslon a clty wtde celebratlon IS belng held The hosts are the Class of 1956 who graduated at Cllf ton s Golden Ann1versary Great crowds are expected for Cllfton 15 now the largest cxty ln New ersey and promlses to be one of the major clttes of the world ln the near future To accommodate the crowds and exhxbxts a great hall has been bullt by the Sweetwood Constructlon Com pany from the plans of archltect Russ Lomauro who also designed the Cllfton TV Clty The ultramodern hghtmg was deslgned and installed by the prominent team of De Ghetto and Chojnackl electrxcal engineers Lorry Blum Maryann Brmcka and Dlane Slaff dld the unusual murals whlch decorate the walls Alumm from all over the world have come to help make this a gala affalr Most of them are staying at the Hotel Grant one of the largest m the East Heading Sue Grants staff are Elame Slsco home economist George Redlmg head chef and Don Albers baker extraordlnalre Many of the guests were flown here xn a jet alrhner pnloted by George Dav1s wrth Stewardesses ackle Ranges and Carol Boettcher These planes whlch are the fastest ln the world were designed by Ragnar Nxlsen and Dlck Plog To control the vast amount of trafhc an extra detall of troopers have been called out by Mayor Walter Dudek and Chief State Trooper Bob Borzotta Entermg the Jubllee hall we xmmedlately notlce U S Senator Davld Doorn dnscusslng economlc problems wxth Congresswoman Edythe Stark Llstenmg mtently are Tom Tlvey mllhonalre phllanthropxst Barry Garrison Attorney General of the Umted States and Fran Kuch ta first poet laureate of the U S Standxng by the exhlblt sponsored by the Cllfton Med :cal ASSOCISIIOH IS Audrey Long plastlc surgeon ex plammg her latest methods to Dr Mxke Goldblatt head of the Cllfton Clmlc Dr Manfred Strott who has just discovered a cure for encephalltxs lethargxca and medical technicians Joan Budz and ean Volllcas Page 72 bwenfy ftve eaves ence As we look up 1nto the press box we see orclan Deutsch and Gerry Cantanzaro editors of the Cl1fton Clarlon and Pat Vlsocky noted h1stor1an who 15 tak mg down the proceedlngs for posterity Conferrmg w1th them IS Roy Egatz presxdent of WCOC TV and h1s secretary udxe De Luca A large crowd of women surround the exhlbxt spon sored by the famous Fashlon House of Thomson and Tollar Modelmg the wlnter collect1on are Loretta Carl son and Beverly Van Gul1ck Ha1rstyles for the models were created by Dot Casagrand and Terry Trojan Holly wood halrdressers Takmg notes on the fashxons IS Fran Fxducxa buyer for Speer s Department Store the largest m the world Chattlng at Goldbachs Snack Bar IS Don Paruta who owns the controlllng share ln the ABCP and has pro vided all the food for the occaslon Wlth hmm are Steve Paduhovlch famous stockcar driver mtsslonary David Mouw who has just returned from Africa geologist Dennxs Lazorchak chemlst ohn Sabo who has just Barbara Beln who between bites of hot dog IS ex plalnlng her Cosmic Theory As we enter the Audxtorlum we see Ollve KICVIC founder of the Instltute for Treatment of Mentally I-Iand1capped Chlldren sxttmg wxth psychologists Susan Schomer and Nelda Mnller Walkxng toward them are nurses Helen Zrelonka Barbara Excel and R1ta Sarlsky Approachmg are dentlsts lm Nmms and B111 Roberts wlth thexr HSSISISHIS Elvtra Burelll and Carol Trommel The orchestra under the dxrectlon of Eddle Brock and Sal Marterellt IS tunmg up wlth thelr feature drummer Bob Freeman and p1an1st ane FFBHCIS Talkxng to the conductor about her number IS slnger Ann Mather The publ1c1ty work of Sydney Busch has certatnly been successful for the audltorxum ts fllled to capaclty As we settle back the curtain kmtted by a speclal process developed by Barbara Deck Bonnie Sweetman and Carol Vuoncmo argyle socks manufacturers goes up Chfton Hlgh School s Dxamond ubllee has begun 4 - .. . , . ' , J , - . I . . . , . . . . . . . v s 1 ' , t . , . - 7 . '. . '. ,J ' - ' 3 a 1 1 D . . . . , . . . , . . . . , , 9 ' - , , - . , . ' 7 I I . , . Q . . . 7 ' - u 4 , . . . . , g , , . 1 1 . 3 7 ' 2 J , 7 - . . . . . . mvented a super fuel for Jet propelled carsg and physlclst n p Q - 1 Q . , , . . - J ' . , ' ' , , , . . , . . . , , 4 n Y I . I , , . . ' . . . . . . J ' ' ' , U a u 7 . . . 1 n Q n n v . 1 I, . . l l 7 7 7 . . J . . 3 ' . . . , 1 1 I I . . , , - o e 4 I 7 7 7 . . - . . . , , . , ' . . . , , 7 ' 7 , . . . . . , , I 9 4 . . n ' ' Y ' ' , J - 1 - Q- S lv' 4- 'L,-my .A-9 J fy P. H., ll I kk 'Y J wr Ei 'I 41 I 1 3dX', A In-,G 5 K ' -uvnqitu 45 Tbose bugs don? bite, Carol. u.t 5 aaa -... I 1 1 Labor and management problems call for mucb study. A Wax.--L1 fllufz Omnzs Gallia rn tres partes dnxsa est ek A Mcarz1z'fviI4', bark at the ranfb . . Pcrmnal pmbfemv require vcriouv rm1xia'crari0rz. L .EV ll' gui. 4.1 It f rxgbr ben on tbe fbart fllurrax Page 77 -lrtixtv of flue ruler and Compass. r f lV,'l E ,iff ,Q K fr' IF fl R Q .X ' X . v 'HJ' F ' , 4 c- ' v x - ,alll Qu? U99 -woo ' - 999 ' no h 1. - 0 .I 1- 195 -as ua. g I Not all Clifton students ride in Caddies. Czffffmx UNIVAC? Mixs Smitlfs helpers muxt be good climberf. IU good lo be outdoors for a clmngcf all, W? Z' my' 5? 53 U' 45 MA L55 NL! ZZ'- Q f-5' S-Z sv-N, N-1 QX QE Qu gzlcfivliies SHCRTLY after Clifton High School was established. the hrst extra-curricular activitv, a publication called The Ama- teurl' began. Today, a wide variety of or- ganizations appealing to everv interest is offered to Clifton students. These activ- ities not only give everyone an opportunity to associate with those of similar inclina- tions but also foster good citizenship. group understanding, sociability, and even a chance to pursue a particular interest or hobby. As new needs arise, new clubs appear. Since September new organizations which have received official recognition include the Student Officers Senate, the Junior Red Cross, the Corridor Guides, Future Secretaries of America, and Future Nurses of America. Older groups have continued to he active and have had their membership strengthened. As our school continues to grow, undoubtedly new interests will ap' pear and the roll of organizations will in- crease to meet the requirements of a truly democratic American high school. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Sponsor: MISS ELEANORE SCHUSTER DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN Sponsor: MRS. ERNA STASSE A W gykuw.. xg- SPANISI-I CLUB Sponsor: A MISS KATHERINE CHASE JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Sponsor: MRS. MARGARET O,LEARY iw 3 Columns Staff l ART STAFF Left to right: Loretta Blum, Doris Pojeclnec, Mary Ann Brinclca. Editor: Donald Seabeclc, Diane Slat? l l.:b STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Alan Marm SPORTS STAFF Richard Cliojnaclci. Kay West. rg james Ninnis V ' -Y. f ACKNOWLEDGMENTS IRVUIN RAVESON, Photographer COLYER-ROUX, Printer HANDYBOESSER, GEORGE RowEN, Photographers PAs5A1C.C1,1fToN HERALD NEWS, CLIFTON JOURNAL f' 3 LITERARY STAFF let to right Penny Cryne Maxine Gendell Audrey Long Gerry Catanzaro Barry Garrison Patricia Visoclcy Editor Page 82 jean Volilcas, Judie Collins 'Q f TYPING STAFF Judy De Luca, Editor: Evelyn Hollascli, Phyllis Russo. Grace Cali 75 Vl- PHOTOGRAPI-IY STAFF l,,4,,.., .i,, ,, ,I l : L -Eg' J 'h 1 . ,An -1 f y I EDITORS-IN-CHIEF AND ADVISER Left to rigfvlz Dorothy Neliring, Miss Eleanor Pedersen. David Doorn ACTIVITIES AND BUSINESS STAFFS Left to right: Doris Tucliinslcy, Activitiesg Lois Fealces, Editor, Activities Stafilg Micliael Goldblatt, Business Co-editorg David Sweetwoocl. Business Co-editorg Marjorie Huth, Activities I. J' A .sr STATISTICS STAFF AND Left to right: Barbara Deck, Loretta Vasleri, Co- JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Cdiffifi Edyihe Stark, C0-CClif0f5 Jacqueline Ranges SEATED left to ri bt: Maxine Prail, Elaine Sisco, Co-editorg I S Helga Gerber, Co-editorg Carol Vuncino. STANDING: Dolina MacLeod, Barbara Rosenkranz, junior Representatives fp - gk Q .. X X 'W A SENIOR MEMBERS OF ADVANCED MIXED CHORUS MA JORETTES FRONT Row, left to right: Sandra Spence, Marilyn Mayer Lorraine Kohler, Martha Menegus, Alice Florin, Beclcy Brown. BACK Row: Phyllis Franlcl, joan Ma noli, Nancy g Holt, Elizabeth Mine, Ann Wait, Gerry Wojcik. Choral groups, music appreciation, and organ classes all form part of Clifton's music pattern with Mrs. Grace Loolchoff as director. One-third of the student body are enrolled in these groups. They too have done their part to make assemblies more interesting, and they have also given special programs and con- certs. A highlight of the season came at Christmas time with the performance of the Advanced Girls' Glee Club at the Passaic-Clifton National Bank. Their voices were recorded and broadcast later over radio station WPAT. BOYS' GLEE CLUB CHRISTMAS CONCERT STUDENT COUNCIL Offcerx Lef! to right: Jacqueline Ranges, Cor- responding Secreraryg Barbara Deck, Recording Secretary, Mafalda Main- ieri, President, Eugene DeLorenzo, Vice-president, George Davis, Treasurer i JUNIOR RED CROSS Officers Left to right: Alba Velez, Vice-chain many Lorraine Hamer, Corresponding Secretary, Kay West, Chairmang Eve- lyn Holster, Recording Secretaryg Jean Volilcas, Treasurer I O I N255 m.- lpn JUNIOR CLASS Officers Left to right: Harriet Jezierski, Secre taryg William Bauman, President Alfred Giannone, Vice-president, Mi chael Albanese, Treasurer ,Hi f ., K I I , . I A' ir ,Vff A? 'ff 1, 'r 'Yi I Q? , .. 'vac . i' g .h ,n 'S SI. I' .g : A . V - Z-f' I f,ff 'i' 1 , 4' S ,tw t- U vcvnu 'T T u I Q ' . Drums in lfw Night Left to right: Carol Terre, jim Vententonio, Alma Hugel, Bar- hara Nick, Rena Lampone, Rohert Sanders, Doris Rosenthal ll Ellttllg -xl V N 1:17 .X , lVxlfmr Takes His zVIec1'icine Left zo riglvz: Rachel Klein, Brent Smith, Charles Pierson Marie Flego, Carol Terre THE DRAMATICS CLUB THE STAGE CREW S 1 , N?IZZ?LKNNAH KERWIN Brent Smith, Joel Aronowitz, Robert Scherago The Nlurals The year of 1956 will see the completion of the murals upon which a selected group of Clifton High School art students under the supervision of Mrs. Mary Gardner have been working for four years. These murals present the history of Clifton from the days when the hrst Dutch settlers came and struck a bargain with the Lenni Lenape Indians to the present. The murals completed in 1955 depict the streets and people of old Acquackanonk Township las Clifton was once calledj, boating on the Passaic River, and racing day at the once-famous Clifton track, now a parking lot and park in front of the school. The last group of paintings represent the period from World War I to the present time. These murals will he placed on the walls of the cafeteria as an ever-present reminder of Cliftonls part in the American scene. 'W' 'W' ,Q F' A ,f fl QW? X S HM QL Uxlwv Wd E 0 N ext Um hmmm G E' X ugh W1 V3 if 443490 '7 of ' E e rqiwltl l Xb 6,911 in Seem AK M 5 UDLDUK .aim W, YXa?sess W,-,en Qx W ,sm L les XM Schnl eune Show Qbxum cient Edge' Prom fe Sf X1 d Hd' C b M1 dmv The Hlgh YVQX Staff 1 SEATED le t to rxglvt Mrs Constance Bateman Advrser Barry Garrlson Ruth Vanderwende Ollve Klevlt Edltormchref Mafalda Mamrerl Davld Doom Edward Hellegers Miss Clar ICC Smrrh Advrser STANDING Geraldine Catanzaro Susan Velxlcy Gall Hodax Roy Egatz Errc Gerst Ray Smutlco San dra PlfOIl13.lC Marvin Ehrllch Michael Novaclc Carole Her man NOT PRESENT Mrs Marlon Earley Advrser The Reflector Staff uw- ,rw sw' CHS! Wu pn 1+ Page 90 SEATED Mxss Clarlce Smlth Advrser STANDING le t to nglvt Donald Seabeclc Ronald St Laurent Lorrame Ward Colleen Kacmarxclc Nancy Prescott Ronald Olson Phyllls umlan Anthony Grllll Olxve Krevxt Frances Kuchta David Doom Nancy Razen, Sandra Mullen, Mary Ellen Plda f ' C . 4 f , f ' g ,ff 'f r ' 5 Q V ' Vx ,A A 3 W' . , faff A ' , Y X xh . X g w . 2 ' ' Y 'nw l ,x ' 5 4 Q , 4 S I g an , T X 1 3 'E' 5- - T 'o U n X E C A 3 K PQ I ' P A 0.11-fl T , . gvf' f , 4' 1 - -J, I P fa I, , ., 29 'Y , - f , ,sz ' - T fllgif at A - NH .5 if: - Q Zliiiiig y 4 5, , Z . . 5 '. I ' 1 f ' - 1 1 ii ., - ' , , ' ' ', ' ' 5 I Q' ' . . . . . h . 1 X ' ' ' ' I ' ' ' . : ' A ?m',,d,,. 1. I , , 1 ' 7 3 le ' -' A ' , Payne, Lmcla Larkey, jay German, Frances McCarthy, Erleen . r ' A Q Q 5 a s 9 9 ' b wt' WV L ., 'v Av , , , - W ' ' . . H 1 we ,-H' . QA A . . . . , . , l . , ' ff. 'V .r ' A IWW fi C P C ' V Al- N hi ' Y nm.-mn+ll 'A l ' g F1 . A J S w L ilu P 'Y ': P . WA a f ,KV N.. 2 , E' Kguurgtis- Plaff , ,X an , xx Ghibli' - X X I Y .h I 4 T J il ',U,f,., , .V ..-- 'l V I SALYW' . ' K 'A W V 4 ,ss M,- ' V.. -' 1 1 nt -V if t V , YB L ' K 'f fs' gc ' N ,, ' Ania... x V . if +1 W, A,.,f , - un ' U fi 2' H ' mf Coq - K -' pa Y Q , v U , v T .-if ' 4 wk . . a I 5 Q A ' v 1 r ' Q V 'X' l I '1 T, I 5 . .gqgwy ws -I , -j' K I - V x ' ,V X Q - I- . N 6 . . v. - 'f'- ., :naman V- A-1 12-N '- 'V 5, b, Q , x ,t,, P:-. m544.1.g I' , Y 593-f'.ff14r .T . A 5 P, V : 7 ' A , f I I 7 - 9 , ' . . . , I ' Q l 2 Y 9 , , r N Q . X E Z 8+ if I Q-W' . I , s r ,W 1 5 -, 9 'WrV' LfL'r:' a-Q0 L - Cv AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB Sponsors: MISS MARY FRANKov1ci, MR. XVILLIAM NIAYER CORRIDCR GUIDES Sponsor: MISS I-IANNAH KERWIN PROCTORS SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES S ponsorsz Sponsors: MR. JOSEPH GRECCO, MR. CHARLES GERSIE, MRS. TERRY I-IANNER, MISS GLORIA WEISS MR. JAMES GRIMES IS. N i E . ' I ,Q-V 3, - ' ' J . X' 62. x 1 .pa g, P W ' Qzlj ' v CORRIDOR SUPERVISORS Sponforfz MISS JANET MARSHAALI. 5 liz 0 3 QV 1 PL ., . '. ggi' 3 'Eta' v K Su ,413 -,x 53. 13- 'J 3 u ff. M593 GGYQZGQ3 fi gx q 99' Q 5 Ny? 9' ,4 J' :Q tra 9 Q A V-V. 5 I U . if 1 .-a I -as M, fx Q . ,gh fav- 4' WM ' ' Q' 1- K lf' W f: as Q' '-X T 1 3 9: . Q ' Q fs' 7 v ' L: A .1 . M ,P vs . - ' Q ' we A 4' f:' V , V 1 5 -. 5 As Ng O J 1 Q, ,, Je Ui Y, l E .1 ll Xlh..nJl 1f 1 .v . .. .V 'C B .. . 1' 'J 4 -'fi 2 88135411 Q '1 17'-il'-' 45 + 9. in Q 1 JB 5 -QQ, f 3 is bfi Chorus smgs a vong 0 Easter :?,. K r 'iv L r , :jr e as vp S- I5 HQ' have three Harry' ,lamevesf ,J Cliflorz Higlv School does not forget. Edythe Stark and Dick Plog with their guests from abroad, Genevieve Martineazz and Franfesco Brioschi. Finalists, Olga Pcleshl, Robert Shanks, and Mildred Ashmanskas compete in Safe Driving quiz. -..,,: Hb. Summarizing Labor-Management problems. iff' vasfnzas GL ' if M' - A -Z.. 3 Q 1955 Page'98 Q..-I .. 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W'ql ut '-' .: FRONT Row, left lo right: Wayne Grunstra, Manager, Gary Mayer, joe Cannizzo, james Robertiello, Richard Inhoffer, Gene Porier, George Sturm, Jim Donnelly, Walt Maka, John Hamot, Manager. SECOND Row: john Hargreaves, Coach, LeRoy Collins, Roger Fardin, Don Fazio, Bob Seijas, John Fayko, Co-captain, Steve Paduhovich, Co-captain, joe Tkach, Richard DeGhetto, joe Cannariato, Joe Cannatta, joseph Grecco, Coach. THIRD Row: Emil Chaky, Coach, Bill VanderCloster, Coach, Tom Tiefenbacher, Ray Lynn, Angelo Crudele, Bill Farkas, Neil Maat, Dave Bosson, jack Kievit, Nick Russo, Dick Moran, Pete LaCorte, Walt Semon, Coach: Frank Pecci, Coach, Charles Bobroski. FOURTH Row: Mel Lynn, Victor Trentocost, Ernie Kocsis, Tom Nenger, Bob Gursky, Larry Kolk, Paul Pulichino, George Telesh, Bob Ungemah, Pete Lehr, Paul Stevens, Russell Van Splinter, Richard Passaffume, Jim Fusaro. outfall The history of football in Clifton has been a glorious one ever since that fabulous year of 1922 when Clifton fielded its first team and enjoyed an undefeated season! Since the first days of the Passaic Valley Conference in 1936, the Clifton football team has gained seven cham- pionships, in the years of '44, '46, '47, '49, '51, '52, and '53, Without doubt Clifton is one of the foremost foot- ball powers in the area, even in an off-year, no team can take Clifton lightly. The 1955 football team had an overall record of five wins and four defeats, to gain second place in the P.V.C. with a 4-1 record. The Mustang eleven gained wins over Central, 32-0, Snyder of Jersey City finitial contestl, 27-12, Paterson Eastside, 28-13, East Rutherford, 20-14, and Garfield, 28-0. Of the four losses, three were non- conference contests, and the remaining was a 7-0 loss to Passaic. Many players helped to make this an exciting football year for their school. The sophomores included Larry Kolk, George Telesh, and Pete Lehr. Among the juniors can be numbered next year's captains, Nick Russo and Neil Maat, Paul Pulchino, Bob Smith, Dick Moran, Richie Passafiume, Leroy Collins, Dave Bosson, Roger Fardin, Bill Farkas, Jack Kievit, Paul Stevens, and Pete La Corte. The seniors who have played four years of football at Clifton are the co-captains, John Fayko and Steve Paduhovich, Bob Seijas, Don Fazio, Rich De Ghetto, and joe Cannariato. Joe Tkatch, Joe Cannata, and Bob Hagen also performed well. The coaching staff, headed by Coach Joe Grecco, came through with an outstanding job in molding the team into a smoothly operating unit. Much credit must be given to Assistant Head Coach Bill VanderCloster, who also doubled as the End Coach, Line Coach Emil Chaky, and Backfield Coach Walt Semon. An innovation in 1955 was the formation of a Cap- tain's Committee to help make things run smoothly among the coaches, teachers, and players. One job of this committee was to help carry out the idea started by the school newspaper, The High-Way, of giving awards to deserving players at the end of the season. This year's awards went to halfback Don Fazio, Most Outstanding Back, Co-captain and tackle John Fayko, Most Out- standing Lineman, Co-captain and tackle Steve Padu- hovich, Team Sparkplug, sophomore fullback George Telesh. Most Improved Player, and quarterback Bob Seijas, the Student Football Award. The possibilities of this committee are numerous and should enable football to contribute more than ever to the life of the school. Page 107 5 V Q,i 0ldTlme l t Cliff0nH ' 'llc' 'a X - nSn0W5 ' alexa - , Conques - , US! Bl Qkeb agisl l . A W3 0 n - fizfffw Oomfleld Gund slant? new E s nlnlal Cffffon a -1 n, B-'fl f,. fQnn . Te mu ill 6016 8 ln ple .a .,., ,,Q,Wnf.,Q,nkQ.nQ,,f am M RSX Rv el... ..k, - --l,g-::: lJ'fff':iE231321: Openin Uses Gr t E - ..-- -V 'x4-' f'f2Sf113f?5xf: -252'fi'ff5f3?1f 1 l:5TQSQQQE-:2'E3:J.S ,f jf1:, M. A 9 Gqm 64760 Fazlo mto the line. ' L ff 'M f Z0 Conilwot k4,,,n e PT?-game strategy, Rdfk up :ix more, in lmvofmt ft .. i. I. at snow ,,,,,, f 1 ? Wxwlnanl Eosl Rulherlg'dClM!6ef5 ' gag Edsfv Qlilgls Third Gome 'A' 'i : A' ' : A' 3 VQ' T551 d Bl' 20 13 Clifton llomps llver Central, 32-llg Th' Saturday TGC Conference - ,,.. -' - Faces Passaic Here IS ' uma. mm.:-.lay pu ' ml l.......fX ln, run 1. n K -mu-n 14-um -nn mm annum 1 .. .. ,. .l... 4-llnnn r-lmlun. vw W- mf I-,Aman 1 l' D448 llllLlIr!ltW ' .l l n t 'lm mf Mmunp um mmwq - - ..- qu. mr sm- Tbe point that counts, it 'L' N llug. ...nn ,mu ,Ir 4 f -.. N vw.: .W I , , 4- A I , - -V - -x -n :ammo-nn f H e's lighter this year! on F0otb l 1' a - 2 G I R ah --- n 0 5 to Upset VlCfOl' Qebounds 'lflliflnn Ends With Winql YvcrGarfieldg Chffonfs S 'K A, Y y Ver Snyder LJ Retains Chance To Tic For PVC'l'itls- Pat eCOfld 1 F A W C Y-kr iv' Q 5 1 . L M i For flu: second :height your the Musfongs el Clifton l4ightusedoT ' B V -. ':'::..z':.'..a':::a..:::zji:.1 l:.'.a:...'? ,1'g'gfgq.:.igf:'5.'jG'Q5:g :::c,'::..,,h4',.ngf,ifg1, r q,V, Slde by 28 to B S eats 1 oo N - Cf! -,,,1 F N :rlzllllii :,: V, : Q 4 1 Uuummph! Ama gn fi M80-klilllall athexa T Oaay G Next 59909 .K - The most improved runner of the year was Tom Tivey. Tom with his famous last kicks, usually managed to come in second or third. john Dal Pan, Larry Rice, and A1 Swan also turned in admirable records. Slart of the pack. tinue to be the team to beatf' Cross Country 'Q C1ifton's 1955 Cross Country season was one of the best ever, as our record of Cinder supremacy was again upheld by the Grimesmen. Coach Jimmy Grimes kept the boys moving, cutting time day after day. Thus, the Mustang Cross Country machine ran at 100W efficiency at all times, giving best results with maximum work. Two and one half miles seemed a long way when our boys first began practicing, but, when the season opened, they had never looked better. When the season ended, our record showed wins over Ram- sey, Eastside, Passaic, and Hackensack, losses to Bloomheld, Nutley, and Eastern Academy. The Eastern Academy meet was a heartbreaker, since we lost by one point. George Roessler took the lead in the performance field, finishing first in every meet except two. George, rated one of the cop cross-country men in this area, was quite an asset to the .Mustang cause. :Bi The 1955 Passaic Valley Conference meet was held at East- ' side. With George Roessler taking the lead, followed by his won by a decisive margin: Clifton 32, Eastside 41, Passaic 54 ,Ll comrades, Tom Tivey, A1 Swan, and jerry Tito, the Mustangs Compared to the fifty years of Clifton 1'1igh's existence Cross Country is in its infancy. As recently as 1950, our teams were very small. Then big guns started booming, as we won our hrst conference in 1952. Since then we have won consistently This fabulous record stands as proof of Coach jimmy Grimes's versatile ability. Under his instructions, the Mustangs will con- F51-'ic Coach and captain talk things over. 1IIy,o cu HLGHEHJ .A . ' 5 B' ' V 1 4 .. , L . -4' e , fr- 1 Q 3 Milli- ,isa-lad gk' I 1 vu UC ,L -' 2 Q '11 5: 1 J 1' Q.,-ifllszgfiln 1 xx I el . 'C Ull pizza, PM 1 . 'Ulf limi W ' f 'AQ R111 -Qi - 'ou' ATV, 'fr HX' FRONT Row left to nght Charles Pierson George Soder Carl Bondinell Larry Rice Mike Albanese Robert Harwood SECOND Row Joe Chudzik Wayne Molnar Captain George Roessler Tom Tivey john Dal Pan John Stowell STANDING Robert Hassert Paul Torma Rudy Bucher Frank avero, Richard johnson, Ronald Rinaldi, Gilbert Borowski, Harold Rachesky, john Tito, A1 Ewan, Coach James Gnmes. Page 103 f' 1 A irfwrrza' Q .51 -Q . '- RNUN1 bf?dlZ1Vlg fvaff mile ffnxslv. Another frst for Puliffzino. 3 iid IE- V Q X u Last lvurdlef A ,L F f , xi-rv X v ji .If .. s... Q ,, , ! Seabefk splashes to a win. Body-English. L, . 'kai iw If wg! pn- at-- ,... ,, 0 ' 0 ,...,.. , A M, 0' 0. y' 'TTT' 'S l:v-'t'- - ,Y . 1 .. L r-,lou-Y gt '. H ' I t Nt- ' bl ,Ai-'Q' QQ. K. ,I . f g, , X ' ,, n 'Fw L ' ., 5 I.. lm im ' 'Q ', :bw 4 ' e ' - Je ' ' 'Q' ' ' 1' 4 f 1 I ' ee iso.: H SA1w,i-r e M' 3 Q X .x 'BM 3 wr . V Y - ' ' ' Q 1 , A at J 3 A --':r'-- xi' -. . f- . 1 f Zia ' lijqf, . ' QL 5 :V . ' ' ' 2 I ll 1 l in 'O 'H'-flaw I' g 'N ex QI Q I . :fx I :Liv H 1 A T ' ' W if 'Wi 4 giifvfi A ! i s vu :QCD A A 5 - it 4 X gf? rm' f ' F1 ,- ' . s. V ' QQ 1 fi, as ,f 'L' '51 - -5 N- mf .. 1-is-f.'f'-0 ,. ..,,,,.,, M 9 V. e f fGil:1.Pl ct rf' ,.' FP 1 Y 1 si! , we -5, LA wiikfm Acglikv JW,-gtf, JJ ' . if S' 0 WW' its Og' U Q- QQ' FRoN'r Row, left to right: George Demchik, Dick Moran, joe Chudzik, jerry Tito, Larry Rice, john DalPan, Carl Bondinell, john Motsho, Emi Koscis, Charles Pierson, jimmy Rutt. SECOND Row: Bill Coda, Frank Salavatore, Fred Person, Mike Boyko, Fred Schmitt, Barry Mayer, Don Sea- beck, Tony Giordano, Bob Seijas, Paul Pulichino, Larry Antisto, Alfred Schmitt. THIRD Row: Tom Pasternak, Manager, Jimmy Grimes, Coachg An- gelo Crudele, Richard DeGhetto, Dave Sweetwood, Richard Klein, Don Paruta, Wayne Molnar, Russ Vansplinter, Willis Keller, Steve Paduhovich, Neil Maat, Harold Rachesky, Andy Washowski, Jerry Zelenka, Mike Cuzzemona, Craig Peat, Gene Troy, Walter Seaman, Coachg James DeAnge1o, Manager. BACK Row: Alan Mann, Jay Grossman, Richard Panieo, Andy Nickovitz, Gil Borouski, Bob Goodkin, Leroy Collins, Tom Tivey, Robert Terpstra, Fred Hamway, joe Elchak, Ellis Poppich, George Roessler, Joe Canariata. Track During the fifty years that Clifton High School has been in existence, it has had its share of athletic honor. The contribution of track, first introduced as a competitive sport in 1921, cannot be belittled. In the Passaic Valley Conference, our record has been average with seven wins since 1936. However this record does not include the many times when only a point or two sepa- rated the scores. Clifton's 1955 season, though not too successful as statistics go, was a building year, featuring many promising young as- pirants such as George Roessler, a spectacular half-miler, who was a certain pointer at every meet. Another was Paul Puli- chino, both a splendid 120-yard low hurdler and a 100-yard dash man. Still another excellent performer was Barry Mayer, who in the last event of the Nutley meet thrilled the rooters by racing across the tape to tie the score, 43-43. Coach jimmy Grimes worked the boys hard, teaching them , speed and endurance as well as courage and fair play. These necessary components of the game brought frequent victory and made losses easier to bear. Our record stood at wins over Pope Pius and Fair Lawn, ties with Nutley and Lyndhurst, and losses to Ridgewood, East- side, Passaic, and Garfield. The climax of the season came with the Valley Conference Meet at Clifton. Although Clifton captured only third place, our team's efforts were undoubtedly the best of the year. The speed of George Roessler, who won the half-mile, of Donald Seabeck, who came in second in the mile, and of Paul Pulichino who finished second in the 100-yard dash made a thrilling climax to close the season. .X XX Brain Trust Page I05 If' all 1 Q '11 ' I 1 'g r'- - ' tm.-at J.. .-:, '- . 4,,,.,'.,,-. ,Q 51 -f 5-'ff ' 7' en L.3:,.':-'gy' 'fi - 1 'rf 'Ziff J . 1' 3 f 5 3 B 3-' .15 91' s f f ' i . c fg y T I I 1 aaa. F2551-rv ' 592192-fr., '. Q'- fs-ai 'x Fmsr Row, left to righl: Al Amadio, Pete LaCorte. SECOND Row: Charlie Volpe, jerry Berr, Bob Post- humus, Carl Carlson, Bob Morelli, Tr-uno Row: Emil Bednarcik, Coach, Eugene Del..orenzo, Manager, Al Land, Pete Tyhala, Richard Hanle, Dave Bosson, Mike Albanese, Alan Wemau, Robert Burkfast, Manager, Edward Bednarcik Coach FOURTH Row john Fa ko N F D C ll B b M , . : y , orman ray, ave o ins, o urray, Myron Zalom, Roger, Eardin. BACK Row: Jack Kievit, Bruce Carlson, Adrian Minardi, Mike Novack, Pete Lehr. Baseball Baseball in Clifton began in 1909 and has func- tioned vigorously ever since. Through the years there have been many outstanding teams such as the teams on which the two Bednarcik brothers, now our coaches, played, and the championship teams of '45, '46, '47, '52, and '53. Of course we are hoping to add to this list in 1956. Before the 1955 season began, Coach Eddie Bed- narcik predicted that his team would give some clubs plenty of trouble, and that they did. In many cases the team lost heart-breakers by only one run. Errors, poor base-running, but mostly tough breaks which marred the season, all took their toll. Even under these difhculties the team came through with the drive and enthusiasm which has come to be a Clifton trade- mark. Led by catcher Charlie Volpe, and Butch Ama- dio, second baseman, this team was one of the most highly spirited in the league. Without this spirit the one-run losses could have been devastating to the tea.m's morale. . Clifton held wins over Kearny and Montclair, split with Garheld, Central, and East Rutherford, and lost to Nutley once, Passaic and Eastside twice. Although Clifton was not predicted to be strong at the pitcher's position, Berr and big Carl Carlson showed themselves very capable. During the season Adrian Minardi, a Heet-footed hrst baseman, Roger Fardin, a third baseman, Pete Tyhala, an outfielder, Richie Hanle, the center fielder, Bob Morelli and Pete La Corte, who altemated at the shortstop position, all looked good. 1955 was a hard-luck year, but it was also a year for rebuilding the squad into one that should be the finest in the PVC. With at least three Sophomores and four Juniors returning to varsity competition in 1956, we feel sure that we can say with Brooklyn Dodger conhdence- Wait till next year. 'T -2 '..- .--.zgg -' ,,g.:i:- .,'.- '.. ,- .. 'lbe wif 1 f-.-Z, l, +ve-4 Alu,-s P L Bowling Club The Bowling Club is one of the newest activities at Clifton High School ,although bowling was probably the first of all sports ever played in the city of Clifton, whose original Dutch inhabitants dearly loved a game of Nine Pinsw as bowling was once called. This group has many enthusiastic members who meet on Mondays at the Garden Palace, each one hoping that some day he will bowl that perfect game. Miss Gladys Akil- lian and Miss Lydia Wray act as sponsors of the organization. One highlight of the bowling season is the yearly Christmas tournament held during the holiday week. This year's winner in the boys' singles was joe Vapnar. In the girls' singles Phyllis Volos won. In the boys' doubles Joe Vapnar and Richard Rehenslci came out ahead, while Barbara Kopec and George Erhardt were victors in the mixed doubles. Trophies were awarded to the winners. The Bowling Club is a member of the American Bowling Congress which has tens of thousands of clubs in the United States and Canada under its jurisdiction. The rules of the game in all its varieties are published by this Congress. Scores of the winners of the local Christmas tournament are entered in the annual competition sponsored by the A.B.C. Hopes are high that some Clifton bowler will place in the judg- ing for national honors. Q , ..-:-. Q,-,r-J! , F.. E-1 Q' X meg X ,f',,-Z Z X H-I Q W fb 'A fu I Q' 2' 9. N s S. 2-. 'V Q 3' 5 NN 5 E Q. 3 v N Q QQ QQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQ Sl. -'11-LSA :fl.:fi.'3vl.:+1:ASA5+4-'7fS3l.'Tf1:A:+15'+4,TAFvAF4.5fi, Fl PYP' f'9r'!I'!f'1f'Yf'1f'9f f'1l'9P1f'YF'ff'!l'!f'Vf'Y o oo ooooooooooooooooo 5 33 UUSDITIIBCISIIU-5521333 vu vu oxxlxocxoxxxoxoxoxoxxrwoxwox-r-v1 oo cox Oxxlmoow.-No4swNoo-xoxo-no m ff -4 5 51 rn ,sq in 4? 5 H! 2 m M? 'S O O . ':r- C 5' A w 2 PU A Z m U-1 rn ITI ,z 71- P rn Q, A, U1 'N Z ua vs Cm FY FY Z PU FO DH 5 E Us EU F11 'FU IT! 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A Es sneakers was standard equipment-picturesque but hardly 1 Y., suitable for vigorous exercise. g The girls of todav are encouraged to participate in sports. . 4 1 5 ' and times have changed in other wavs as well. Now attire is , ' . A If '77 ig -- ., +2-1 sensible and comfortable. Changing from street to sports attire 1 i l 'X ' v. Q if is easily accomplished. Our sports clubs include archery, soccer, 'B-, A, A' ' , . , -I ' 1 ' ' ' 'lr speeclball, volleyball, badminton. basketball, bowling, softball. ll ' -. and swimming. There is also a Leaders Club for the purpose -gg V Y h 5 A ' ' ' . '51 2 Q'-' -, of training girls to be referees and lead- aii- ' - , I ' ' ' ' ers in all sports. The officers of this club sl - - . . ,' 5 -, . ' ' ' , , 7 PW, , ,AV . -Lf ... , are President, Evelyn Hollasch, Vice- 'ii- '!fa ffff.':z-' E- '.. 4 president, Lorraine Kohler, Secretary, .-AL. --:ez-4...4, -.1 - ' . ' +53 ' r I ..4,,.'s I , - Eleanor Walls, Treasurer, Gloria Lutz. I-y -:J Aw. cw, - 7 '. N ' ' 1 ' All these sports clubs are under the direc- l1 f'ji' if 'I ' tion of the Girls Athletic Association, af- i Flliated with the New Jersey Athletic As- sociation for Girls and supervised by the Physical Education instructors, Mrs. Vir- ginia Altvater, Miss June Brickman, Miss Florence Leonardis, and Miss Sheila Malone. 1 L -I 1 ' , 4 . fb f ' 4 ,I 1 F 'V ' . ,Q 4 l ' ' A ' I 5 I I g ' f I r . ' i -ml Cheerleaders f. E.. A. Je'-11 ,Qa- FRONT Row, lefl lo right: Alberta Luchetti, Judy Collins, Doris Poje- dinec, Dorothy Harding, Captain: Doris Rotolo, Lois Feakes. BACK ROW: Patricia Schiavino, Lorraine Vancn, Louise Kelly, Cynthia Tsou- calas, Sandra Lyon, Carol Sisco Page H7 0 Av I N avg 6, M BOB FELDNER mm QISGQQX5 HJ 4' 96 J 5 O ?Zf4 G 71 JI ll X5 XNXK Srl Q3 266009: Z Lexi O an OHSVH XQ W Aix wg U Tiff ,fx 6 1,0 3 ? BLA xx be ,fi Q64 4545? 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