Clifton High School - Rotunda Yearbook (Clifton, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1957 volume:

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Y WWW ff ffm 5 f,f':4i . , f ' f ff' ,Off 3, MQW T, i 51 Wi, , f ,:f4,?'f ,,9,ygw vzfif? ,nf X ,V f iff , ,W f :Z wif f4f,5',y , f?'fvQ6Z75 p!ffif?JfW4W Y HTXWV 'A V MQW? W ' W2 Foreword Four yeors ogo there opened before us the doors ot the Annex. Since Then we hove possed Through mciny portols, eoch offering something new ond chollenging. Not oll oT these doors hove opened edsily, however. ln foct, to borrow from on old toiry Tcile, we hove leorned thot There ore Tour Things needed to open o door. A sword, o clock, o smile, o Triend-these ore The keys without which mony doors would remoin Torever closed. In our honds we hove held The inconqueroble sword of determinotion to leorn. The clook of invulnerobility hos enobled us to beor whotever hordships ond disoppointments hove blocked our possoge Through certoin doors-. On our lips were often smiles, Tor we quickly leorned thot o smile will open mony doors which o frown connot. The lost key, o Triend, hos been indeed untoiling. ln Clifton l-ligh School we succeeded in torming mony losting triendships which hove not only unlocked doors in the post, but which will olso unlock mony doors ot the future. With these tour keys, we ore prepored to open the lost ond most chollenging door, the door to groduotion ond to our future. We hope to ottoin this door os we hdve the others. Then, we sholl Ieove Clifton l-ligh School with the ossuronce thot no one con deny us possoge to our gools- whotever they moy be. 1 P ,. Q 'Wk M 4 fm, ,V 3' ME, 1 ,MW 4' , , 4' Z .nun-ff nsxh wx A 'YW f ,Q 5 L f C wvewvs Supervision 7 Seniors I5 Classes 87 Activities 93 Sports II7 I ... r- .1-. zz? .. Z , Q' fgf. ff ff ' 9 Z, X 4 if ,f X . X, f ,X ff gf f 'T ff ffpfif ff, I 4:11 . n f xggliyg xkx. .xx , N N f- -- 4 I Afwx. .-- - - , X N 4 . f,ffi Af' 5 5 15 i - Ni ZX y0 A .. Vf Hx f x' XI g N QL-.. X F 2 C E k kxxk X Xik XX fx Q Q ff? 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X 1 3 2 ' , .usd WILLIAM F. SHERSHIN Supeflnlerwdenr of Schools RAYMOND E RQYM 9 A fJ,'f,',lc'f'f SUfQrlNQr1fJerulolS.h00l5 I -4. fk, l fer, nf, N, . I M DOCTOR ELINOR E. HANNA Principal fX ...No f, f7::'7yQ f X! A , ,f f 17 ff V zffyf 549 MAX JUGEL Vice-principal Page 9 f nf l . s 1, l l 2 4 ., . ,. ' i V' ,X 15 4 nw 4 l I K 'N A... - ' ' ,,7', A Clinic Staff Cloro Delioyer, Motron, ond Gertrude Helms, Nurse, r l' -? Twp., X ,, fix. ww I . r 'r4,, it l 54.1 xv t I 'X-i 14 I - 'X-as I O i -A attend o patient. Librarian Mory Frcznlcovic Office Staff Dorothy Frank, Clerk Helen Boumgorten, Clerk Evelyn Ge-itzenouer, Registror ILL -I.: Language Department Seated, left to right: Erna Stasse, l.ula Howard, Eleanora Donatelli, Anita Mclain, Eleanore Schuster, Fran- ces Burrotato, Standing: Catherine Chase, Margaret O'Leary-Head ot Department. Not pictured: Jean- nette Mayer. English Department Seated, left to mn' Eiifii' Gow, J Marie Tfebei, Alce Ectste 6 Cafic Smith-Head ol Dezcfffed Eiza beth Lawferce, Eeorar Pedefse Mary Richardson Strarg Edr' liernetr, Manor Eo'e,g Aoki Bef son, Elsie lorrsof, Pouiro Cnees- rnan, Mabel Holstef, Hazel Bloore Pilot pictured: losepf G'-ecco, lui Howard, Horror l'erfx'f 1 , ZH V ' E22 I qi' gi. Z tk f.- L-,.,, F, ' ,, X .w 7 V ...f ww ,uv 4, f lil .A 5 , 3, i H ,l ,MM Commercial Department Seated, left to right: Helen Angus, Amelia Del Favero, Helen Luques, Joseph Mullen-Head of Department, Vivian Maggese, Joan Fisher, Vincent De Vries. Standing: Olive Pruiksma, Harriet Wilkinson, Robert Scofield, Stephen Surgent, Gloria Weiss, Terry Hanner. Not pictured: Helen Berger, Doris Connelly. Page H Physical Education Department Seated, left fo right: Florence Salerno, June Brickman, Virginia Alfvater, Sheila l-ledelt. Standing: Emil Bed- narcik-l-lead of Department, Wil- liam Vander Closter, James Grimes, Albert Lesko, Martin Walsh, Joseph Grecco. Guidance Department Sea1ed, lelr ro right: Cecil Morse, Samuel Valla, Edna Nemeth, Janet Marshall, Standing: Robert Scofield, William Mayer, Erno Grottke, Har- riet Wilkinson. Not pictured: Matthew Brady. Fine Arts Department Lelr lo right. James Moscati, Saul Kay, Norman Masonson, Edyfhe Moody, Helen Koepke. Nor pictured: Mary Gardner. Mathematics Department Lelt to right: Marilyn Van Hassel, Blanche McCrea, Samuel Valla, Adrian Struylc-Head of Department, Ruth Vanderbeck, Daisy Gogan. Not pictured: Charles Jackson, Industrial Arts Department Seated, lelt to right: Samuel Valla, Ruth Van Dillen, Cecil Morse, Ruth De Piero, Roy Golub. Standing. George Coulthard, Emil Lang, Julius Levantman, Not pictured: Edward Klinger, Hubert Tunison. Science Department Lett to right: Charles Gersie, Thomas Dolan, Rita Caputi, Lydia Steepy, Dee Dundee, Philip Piaget, Rendal l-lam-l-lead of Department, History Department Seated, left to right: Kathryn Kelley, Elizabeth Romary, Margaret Bender -Head ot Department, Lillian Mills, Dorothy Klink, Irene Falcone. Stand- ing: Nicholas Persel, John Dobol, Francis Hopkins. Not pictured: Wil- liam Mayer, Janet Marshall, Matthew Brady. C of 'FJ' OP? to all J , R K l 1 9' y 22. Q? 4 t .QW it l ff' r Q 3 2 . l xlllllunll Y ,Y,,,, Page 14 Janitorial Stall Front row, left io right: George Soder, Herman Fisher, loim Vorgo, Thomas Toiipsicy. Bock row: Frank Grecco, Peter Sonkovich, Michoel Gibbo, ir., Dominick Coneodoro, Thomas Voreroni, lomes Mcioren. i ki o-- A .1 ' Q I 1 so A 6 h RT! Q ,i na F 4 ll Fi 'Rl as e fall NT Q' lil wi f I L r 1 ' ii ,' E 4 Q Cafeteria Personnel Sealed, leli io flglil' lrr5.fgrJl'iinfv Doiirrirry, Ami Oirios, Emilio O'Koi-ip, Florgngg Ling, Dellg Moron, Elizfrbeiii ileiiririq, Crlfrilyi. Oval-i, Cmiruili- Fiwir, Crime Poiiorsom, Willweririrwq Declfer. Sioridiriq Sylvifr Siewfiri, Aliqirliliiiluqllu,lvirriqfrilflDiqrWr1lii,fXlrlil3Lll4l,Ami Gludiowe sii,Morgriri:1 ii1:y,Aiiii liuuiiri, Miriy lliwli, llvlirir Kiiliwlw, Crfllllllfll' lVlllrlll1i'r, llair- lfiiu-lim, ,limi-1 lulmxiiin Bilvl an ful il ,fi ll il ll 11 'll 11 I I I 3 r..: Bl il A1 IH r get in -Q. 5? 355,-.ez- g,iv:'g 2, Q J WWF ff 7 H W V V 1 V H j HC J ,W . A FM L 7 fm 5, , 4 l mug' if 4 'hllum 1 l Qs 5 1 I ' LR ld fl lm nu' , rf W 1? Q I, H 4 l V if 1 J, n J - ' I xxx W f wh llllllllll wi MN ,M N X 1 'fl 'J af fmxjfw , 1- ' j W H H w ', w,lt WW ,I jf, Q , 9- ' .. 4 1 1 MARY RICHARDSON FRANCIS HOPVH lS Page I6 DORIS CONNELLV Uur Sponsors 'A H XX - A-A ?'xXx XX :', 1, g If X, ii KW CHARLES JACKSON Iwbmkh 3 XX C 53 C4 a. 1 WWA '9 ,ffM 'y I ,,..a- ' I A NW ,pn-.K 'U In I fi V Z CLASS OFFICERS WILLIAM BAUMAN-President JAMES VENTANTONIO -Vice-president Nw. ,WW CLASS FLOWER AMERICAN BEAUTY Rose CLASS COLORS 4 BLUE AND WHITE I I W ,I -4 I,,I W,,W,, W, cuss Mono From the Halls of Knowledge ' To Ihe Doors of Success f f will 'uw Hg? HARRIET JEZIERSKI-Secretary MARCIA MENEGUS-Treasurer I Page I7 RICHARD ABRAHAM Abe For I56 East Fourth Street A of-f General El Circulo Espanolf Concert Band 3 , -.-, fm., X Un W, 5. XML 7454 I 2 ' CLARE ADAMO Bonnie 'W' 51 Claverack Road it-'i General I 58 A g -4' r tai, --ez. V., f , ,V .hi 'vi D27 I , , , ir, .jun- PATRICIA ALESSI Pat 53 Stuyvesant Court General Mixed Chorus 3g G.A.A.g Bowling Clubg Junior Achievement! Senior Repre- ' Page I8 Ju nior Achievementg G.A.A. RICHARD ALACEVICH Richie 326 Lexington Avenue General MICHAEL ALBANESE Lefty 328 Highland Avenue College Preparatory RUTH ANEMA Ruthie I7 Prospect Place General Girls Glee Club, G.A.A. JOHN ANGELO John lOl Center Street General Basketball JOEL ARONOWITZ Joe 470 Piaget Avenue College Preparatory ANTHONY ANDOLINO ..-I-onyt. 1316-D Clifton Avenue College Preparatory Cartoon Clubg National Honor Society 25 Junior f' 1Zf ,, f,,ff , .7 J 11 Achievement, Knights of Pythagoras ' 5 on V A 4 6' I l -A , H1 at Footballg Cross Countryg Baseball 3, Footlights Club lPresidentl 2g Concert, Junior Class Treasurer, Senior Rep- Marching Band 4g Audio-Visual Aids resentative lRecording Secretaryl 2g Student Offi- 1 x7 cers Senate 2 3 JOYCE ASCHENFARB njoy.. 24 Day Street College Preparatory National Honor Society 35 Debating Clubg Cw.A.A. 2g History Clubg Columns, Senfgpiye Art Staftg Honor Guardg Junior Red I Crossg Knights of Pythagoras 2 qifwv :wx ,X . ,F G MURIEL AURYANSEN I It Mur A I h i' 'ii 870 Anim-,od Road as N55 General m i G.A.A.g Basketball Clubg Swimming A Club, Home Economics Clubg Volley- ball Clubg Bowling Club l ROBERT BABCOCK Bob 44 Fordham Road General MARY ANN BABICH ..Mor.. 32 Scoles Avenue if General oL4fF.N.A.g Mixed Chorusg Girls Glee Club 25 G.A.A. . tAtl0,yL,d-Aj' JOYCE BAIRD HJQYH 225 DeMott Avenue Business Training Bowling Clubg G.A.A.g Archery Club JAY BAKER ..Frogi. 372 Harding Avenue General IIJYW VIRGINIA BAKER Virginia I4 Springdale Avenue General Le Cercle Francaisg Girls Glee Club 2 LINHARDA BALINSKY Lin 80 Wesley Street College Preparatory Junior Classical Leagueg Knights of Pythagorasg Girls Glee Clubg Maiorette aww V' 'wf Uf'V'il MARGARET BAKER Peggy I I Windsor Road Business Training Bowling Clubg Volleyball Club 25 Swim- ming Clubg Color Guard 2i Softball Clubg G.A.A. 25 Girls Glee Club H' , ', Q37 I' 5, fm V z MWA If fffghf sf 4 l in yl. l ffl X, , ily, Mi' ' A WILLIAM BAUMAN tg if A l .x 4, .A Bill Bvlj 1' A I62 Harding Avenue l ' N ' ' I V l 7-1 1 j , General QV ,1 Q .YF Student Council 2: Student OFFicer Senateg Proctorg President, Junior -, by ' Classy President, Senior Classy Col- 1 ,--' ' 2 umns, Portrait Staftg P.T.S.A. if'-'fl Y Z' JR 1 . X BETTY BAUMANN Betty I28 Fenner Avenue Secretarial National Honor Society 3,g Office As- sistant 25 Girls Glee Club Page I9 CATHERINE BAY Cathy 764 Van Houten Avenue General Girls Glee Clubg Home Economi M L 'vas 'J X NN' 1 , I 3 1 I. ,-V X 2 it A cs Club ,rf Q 5 41 1 15? gg' THOMAS BEHAN Behanslri 68 Sussex Road General Junior Achievement Page 20 fi' AERA Nl' W5 t ,.. v T Q PATRICIA BAY Pat 764 Van Houten Avenue General Home Economics Club 21 Girls Glee Club WILLIAM BEATTIE Bill 5 Vale Avenue General Gridiron Club DENNIS GARY BECKER Dennis 447 Clifton Avenue College Preparatory Junior Achievement 2, Chess Club 2 Bowling Club 2g Der Deutscher Verein 1 4:5 '7- 'TU' Q 'h -,,i'fj.f7 f Qu-mf WI KATHERINE BELLI Kathy I7 Lennon Place Secretarial G.A.A. 3, Bowling Club 2, Volleyball Clubg F.5.A,g Student Council 3g Office Assistant 2g Girls Glee Clubg Junior Red Crossg Columns, Typing Staft RONALD BELLI GEORGE BEIN George 26 Lenox Avenue College Preparatory Le Cercle Francais 35 National Honor Society 35 Knights of Pythogorasg Con- cert, Marching Band 3 S4 A? QE' Ronnie 58 Knapp Avenue I General Cartoon Club lTreasurerl lf I . ,Xl U' RONALD BENDELIUS ', I, .. 1 l Ron r Ns, u r 21 Parkway Avenue I College Preparatory Der Deutscher Verein, Knights of Pyth- 7 agoras Qt Concert, Marching Band 5, Junior Achievement 2, Columns, Sto- L tistics Stat? 441 2 'Q itll' ' u JOHN BENKO John I63 Ackerman Avenue College Preparatory Basketball 'UW W www fl JW! Va Que ROBERT BERGVIST Bob 2 Edward Court College Preparatory cert, Marching Band 45 High-Way 25 Region I Band ww ' SUZANNE BERNSTEIN f 6 6 2 cg'-,fgi ig I PATRICIA BEYERSDORFER if V MPM., 1 ' 273 Pershing Road 4.A 3 College Preparatory I I Knights of Pythagoras5 History Clubp ' l ' V I Murals Club5 Columns, Co-Art Editor5 V G.A.A, 35 Junior Achievement5 Foot- RONALD BILOWITH Suzanne Ron I I TB Van Houten Avenue 225 Luddingtgn Avenue Gefleml General Girls Glee Club5 Knights of Pytha- Football, History ClUb5BC1nd goras5 El Circulo EspanoI5 G.A.A. ights Club5 Office Assistant5 Junior Red Cross5 P.T.S.A. M141 'iv-rf-wwf adj!!! ,ff 5 f . 'ar A A LOIS BERR HAROLD BLACK It IWW 1 .1 l Lois l'lGl'fY MW - ly ' X51 51 Cresthill Avenue l55 Christie Avenue f , , ' I ff VVFA College Preparatory General W A f f A G.A.A. 25 El Circulo Espanol 3 lVice- Knl9hl5 Of PYll'lU90 US L .7 j President llg Girls Glee Club 2 will WD 30471 I A LEAH BLACKMAN nl-ee.. 'iran DENNIS BETZA Betz 423 Clifton Boulevard General JOHN CALVIN BERRY Cal 489 Clifton Avenue College Preparatory Der Deutscher Verein 3 ., Q Z ,lil S rf i- 1' lt l if 1' 80 Cresthill Avenue College Preparatory Debating Club 3 lVice-President, Pres- identl5 El Circulo Espanol lRecording Secretary, Presidentl5 National Honor Society 35 Student Council5 Junior Rep- resentative5 Cartoon Club5 G.A.A. 35 High-Way5 Girls' State fn-'N IU' f .S 'hw' f Cl .1 ' .. ,Q 4 .I o .Q 5 f ,ss kg O I ' f u I I - Q Q. ff, A. I, ' Q PATRICIA BLAIR npof.. 2I7 Hamilton Avenue General G.A.A, 35 Bowling Club 35 A.V.A. 25 Soccer Club5 Softball Club5 Volleyball Club 25 Student Council 2 Page 21 HARVEY BLICKSILVER Haw I9 Haddenheld Road Q College Preparatory EI Circulo Espanol, History Club, De- bating Club 3, Student Council, Junior Achievement 2, First Prize, Passaic County Hire the Handicapped Essay Contest gf,-5? -'24 4 1 3 V ' 4611 W , GILBERT BOROWSKI Gil 818 Valley Road General A.V.A, 4, Cross Country, Track 3 Page 22 its ,J-f QS'-i GEORGE BOGGIO Bog 212 Harding Avenue College Preparatory History Club, El Circulo Espanol MARIE BONANNO Marie l22 West Second Street General CARL BONDINELL Bondy I5 Putnam Place College Preparatory Student Council 2, National Honor So- ciety 2, Senior Representative, Knights of Pythagoras, Track 3, Cross Country, Basketball, Boys State Yi if ,L .e 3 i 5 sf. MARYANN BOSITS Maryann 37 Lincoln Place Secretarial Student Council- Junior Senior Re re I r P ' sentative, National Honor Society, JULIUS BORRI Julius l3l East Eiqhth Street College Preparatory Proctor 2, Chess Club 'i'5sYv,, KC Home Economics Club iTreasurerl, Of- Hce Assistant l W Q flu DAVE BOSSON ,. .. V Moose 228 Notch Road College Preparatory Basketball 3, Football 2, Baseball 3, Student Council, Columns, Sports Staff L -i IEGQP MARY ELLEN BOWLES Mary Ellen 35 Claverack Road College Preparatory Girls Glee Club 2, G.A.A. 3, F.T.A. Honor Guard, Proctor ,ss W? RUTH BOYLE i'Ruth 290 Delawanna Avenue General Junior Classical League, F.N.A. Archery Club, G.A.A. 2, History CII Girls Glee Club 2 ELEZEBETH BRAND Betty 45 Oregon Street General Girls Glee Club5 Proctor, Mixed Chorus THOMAS BRENNAN ..-I-om.. 1-T., 7l Knollwood Terrace General MARGARET BRIDGER npeggy.. l l 2 Edgewood Avenue General , . G.A.A. 35 Junior Achievement I ,:7n,VVi:,fV! , J 5 1 ig. gr gf 2 V f' ' JOSEPH BRIGATI x iijoen 584 Clifton Avenue g , General , P g Junior Achievement5 Concert, Q ' V 5 A Marching Band 2 -fm. A ' V fs, 5, f 5. ff M A M, fy 4' ,fy , V , l, , wwf: 7ff 7, V. I ,rw 4 . V- 1 l 2' , '. 11 04 .1 Ca gwlvfbfibfdaww, , ff' - - V ?g ,Q,ci1..,V ,V,, , n w? , f Af ge ,f' 5kWgf i : i C J., , 5 fi ifk fliig ' , KENNETH BRIGHT llKenYl l32-C Richfield Terrace College Preparatory Swimming Club5 Volleyball Clubg ff L, JANE BROFEE Jane 5l Yereance Avenue General Bowling Club 25 Swimming Club 25 Archery Club5 Le Cercle Francais5 Girls Glee Club5 G.A.A. DAVID BROOKS llRedll 64 East Second Street College Preparatory El Circulo Espanol 2 REBECCA BROWNE uBeckYu I8-C Bruan Place College Preparatory a Mundi' ,V if ill ll Maiorette 25 Junior Classical Le gu F.N.A.5 G.A.A. 35 Girls Glee Senior Representative SANTA BRUCATO Santa i9 Viola Avenue Secretarial sl ,nor Bowling Club 25 G.A.A. 25 Girls Glee Club if v ,XWM J ' CHARLES BRUEGGEBORS A yi --charlie' Wi A6 72 Gould Terrace College Preparatory LN Le Cercle Francais5 Debating Club 3 lTreasurerl5 Knights of Pythagoras 25 f Proctor 25 Columns, Portrait Stafif ll Page 23 VERONICA BUA Ronny l l7 Vwfarren Street General C:.A.A. fi' - Rr A -W D- JBA fn . I VA Ri' , E4 ig AEC. lDA BULIN Ida lOo Howard Avenue College Preparatory Murals Club, Bowling Club, Baseball l N-9 tri? RUDOLPH BUCHAR Rudy 407 Lexington Avenue General Track 2 JOYCE CAROL BUCSKO Joy l9 Grace Avenue Business Training Bowling Club, Softball Club RAYMOND BUNGO J.B. i85 KUODD Avenue College Preparatory National Honor Society 3, Marching, Concert Band 4, Junior Red Cross fi an 'i tug K,- '. ' Q io Q 4 J li 4 ff' V , ,, . . f ,A fig -1,1 if V . fr , ' 3- , fy . 'i ,. ,f 5-if ,E - Q, in, in I ' ' IQ ' , , r , 5,2 - , . if K V74 if . fffi SHEILA CABABE Shell 84 Sixth Avenue Secretarial G.A.A. 2, Girls Glee Club, Home Economics Club FRANK CAMPIONE Campy l29 West Third Street General Footlights Club: Knights of Pythagoras 2 f MARY ANN CANDON Mary Ann 546 Fenlon Boulevard College Preparatory Junior, Senior Representative, Le Cer cle Francais F,T.A. G,A.A. 3, Col un-ins, Literary Staff, High-NVay, Proc tor, Soccer Club, Honor Guard Leaders Club 2 5091! if Xi-...' 'iv Club, G.AA, Columns, Art Staff A Leaders Club, Petlector, Art Staff Page 24 ALAN BURGHARDT .iAI.. 35 Fernwood Court College Preparatory Junior Achievement 2, Columns, Activ- ities StaFl, Junior Red Cross, Knights of Pythagorasg School Organist 3, Boys Glee Club Tl in--v W, . . 1 -,IF A if 65 tin? 2132 51 if JOSEPH CANNARIATO Joe l 94 Rowland Avenue General Football, Track, Gridiron Club lPres- identl, Boys Glee Club THOMAS P. CANNARIATO Tom 29 Prescott Avenue General 14? 434 4 W! - ....., f ' v , 59 , gg - v .-,, ,.,, X 'A L 'i ' A 2 , - .5 A 5 V 4 'f ' ,,r 1114! f'I Hifi K 9 J giyimiqq wx' .. -1, V' R, ' iq '3'5'f:5v.. A ' IE, Ig ' A-zhijfg-4 Q' PETER CAREY Pete 1157 Main Avenue College Preparatory :WG -sf NICHOLAS CAPUANO Nick 33 Donald Street College Preparatory El Circulo Espanol 25 Student Council 25 National Honor Society 35 Junior Achievement 25 Junior Red Cross RONALD CARAGIAS Ron 59 South Pa rkway General JOSEPH CARBONE Joe 28 Vale Avenue College Preparatory 5 rw, , 4' ifsf pf' tl Q r Q93 i Q55 JOSEPH CARLINE Joe 211 Parker Avenue General BRUCE CARLSON Bruce I4 Hillcrest Avenue College Preparatory Baseball5 Basketball LORETTA CARONE Rett 391 Lakeview Avenue Secretarial Home Economics Club lTreasurerl5 - ' Glee Club5 Le Cercle Francais F.S.A., Girls O ki ' ANITA CARLET Anita l69 Randolph Avenue College Preparatory F'.N.A. 3 lCorresponding Secretaryl5 Junior Classical League 35 Der Deut- scher Verein 35 G.A.A. 35 Swimming Club5 Girls Glee Club 25 Junior Red 71,4 Cross ,ff ,M it 4232, - 'BV ' Q'iF 5'5, . ilr' N f G ,. fir, ' ,lf uv. Q - 'P' '5 tfg'f ,,, --:,- ,.,,ffI4- fi t ri , ' i. ,f , Y' 50 ,B ie w Jr 4. vi sid J' LORRAINE CARONE Larry 391 Lakeview Avenue General Le Cercle Francais5 F.S.A.5 Girls Glee Club Page 25 DAWN CARROLL Down 2? 2 McCosr Road College Preparatory Girls Glee Club 2g Mixed Chorus Cerc.e Francais 3g History C ubl Ci -S7 ARTHUR CHAP An ' B5-rrrgtcr A-verue C5 egg Prepa'a':'f FCCQCG I r-3--Way Ez.-vttng, e Dewscrer fereir Page 26 JANE CARROLL Jane 900 Broad Street General History Clubg Girls Glee Clubg Mixed Chorus ANDREW CASTELLUCCIO Andy l23 Clinton Avenue General Mixed Clvorus A PATRICIA CELENKO 'Pct' ' 69 Neg' Trird Street College Preparatory lurlcr Classical League, F,T.A, 2 GAA. 3, Sruceot Courcii Corre- sporcfrg Secretary , lurfor Red Cross, CO'urr'n5, Tfpirg Ecqtcr, Swimming Cluo, Soccer Ctuo, Volevbail Club 1, AP' ' Y? -J' ff? g - -A ir' '- ,igwi .jifr f' t L 2. A , , n 45' xr 'CZ' FLORENCE CHAPLER Flo l92 Dwasline Road College Preparatory History Clubg G.A.A., Le Cercle Fran- caisg High-Way. Office Assistant, De- bating Clubg Latfn Club Passaic High Sclrtooll RQCHARD CHENEY Shane l69 Von Riper Avenue College Preparatory JANICE CHERIPKO Jon 7l Sun1rr1i!ROCd College Preparatory National Honor Society 3 Junior Classical League 2 X15 CAROL CHAPLAIN Red 65 Caroline Avenue General Bowling 3 iSecretary l, Vice-President ily Volleyball Clubg Softball Clubg G.A.A. li 3 Q9 J 5 sf' .....-I RICHARD CHOLEWINSKI 'Cholou l7 Madeline Avenue College Preparatory Student COUrtCil 3 VINCENZA CIOLINO Vinnie ,f l55 Gordon Street Business Training Student Council5 Softball Club 25 F.T.A 25 G.A.A. 25 Girls Glee Club ROSEMARIE COCO HRC.. l5O Sheridan Avenue Secretarial Knights ofPythagorc1s 3 lSecretary 2l5 National Honor Society 2 lsecretary ll5 Junior Achievement 25 Junior Classi- cal League5 F.S.A. 25 Student Officers senate CW' if FRANK cooA , f . . Frank Ml . i VV' 1 , my I 293 Lakeview Avenue 1 - College Preparatory Concert, Marching Band5 Track5 Bas- ketball5 Region l Band5 All-State Band5 Most Promising Athlete lHigh-Way Awardl '27 sr if BARBARA COLEMAN W' Barbara 5' V, 'J J 470 Piaget Avenue College Preparatory Debating Club 25 G.A.A. 2 f J DAVID cou.iNs ' 9' Dave 5 Irvington Place General Baseball A5:,. 51 Www' ANGELA COLLUCCI Angela 29 Linden Avenue General G.A.A. 35 Leaders Club5 Le Cercle Francais 25 F.N.A. 25 Proctor5 Soft- ball Club 35 Archery Club5 High-Way5 Girls Glee Club CLEMENTINA CONSERVA Tina 354 Harding Avenue General F.N.A. 2 lVice-presidentl5 History Club5 Bowling Club 25 G.A.A. 25 Student Council 3 DOLPH CORRADINO D0lph 35 Summit Road College Preparatory Junior Red Cross s'??w2fF'i i. sY,51n5c , i N-...fr 1 ' 5 r K r r s , ' Nl 6 ,sf ,4 , I .. 5 57, U ft, A, r 'A flu! l f A A L LEROY COLLINS LeRoy 86 Rutherford Boulevard General Football 45 Baseball5 Track5 Gridiron Club a 'S GENE COSTA Gene lO Nelson Street General Page 27 BARBARA COSTANTINE Bobs l59 Ackerman Avenue General Girls Glee Club Ag FrN.A. 2 36. W.. K .1 1:7 '17 JOSEPHINE COSTANZO HJC.. l33 Main Avenue General G.A.A.g Girls Glee Club RUTH ANN CROPCO Ruth 29l Luddinglon Avenue General G.A,A.g Girls Glee Club ANGELO CRUDELE 'T' ROGER CUMMING HROQ.. ol West Second Slreef General Carfoon Club JOSEPH CUOZZO Rocko 73 Curie Avenue General LORRAINE CZAJKOWSKI HAHQV Loree l7 Loke Avenue 16 Wesley Sfreef College Preporofory Segfeygrigl Foofboll 2zTrGCk31DerDeUfSCl1ef Orme Assislont 2, Hisrory Clubg G.A.A. Verein l A 'Y' BEVERLY CRUDELL ? Belle ' T8 Vernon Afer,-Je lv College Preporolory vill l X FTA, 2, Junior Clossicof Lelcgu- Z, rx GAA 3, Columng, Porlroll Sfofl, xy y Mlxed Chorus, Jurior Red Cross, Pe fu 5 FECYQ' Beginning Girls Glee Club ' ld Page 28 3- Bowling Club- F S A 2 Qs Yew' ROSALIE CUCCARO Rose l l26 Van Houten Avenue Secretarial G.A.A.5 Bowling Clubg Girls Glee Club Nofional Honor Socieryg Ofnce As- sisfanl fu ff X Nha' .wb . ' ' Nw ,ii A aim! Q f ' X 42 Sf RY i. 1 if THERESA CZERWINSKI Terry l lo Merselis Avenue Secrelarial Girls Glee Club 2g Mixed Chorusg E Circulo Espanolg History Club .IOAN DALBORA Joan 21 Hammond Avenue General G.A.A. Ag Girls Glee Clubg Mixed Chorus ' XX-X, i. . 4 E4 ii' il E ff .- Cililglr, - 'Wina- 'T-v-yy N.. EUGENE DE LORENZO Gene I8 Springdale Court College Preparatory President, Vice-president, Student Councilg National Honor Socletyg Proc! torg Basketballg Der Deutscher Vereing Baseball 'gl 4 it X PAUL DAVIS Paul 6 Glenwood Street College Preparatory PATRICIA DELEKTA Pat 88 East Second Street College Preparatory National Honor Society 35 Junior Classical league 3 lRecording Secre- tarylg G.A.A. 25 Bowling Clubg Junior Red Cross lit DEAN JENGEL DEL EAVERO ttoeonu I 26 Mahar Avenue t ' A College Preparatory Knights of Setoriiag Photography Clubg Opera Club lSeton Hall Preparatoryl. Der Deutscher' Verein 35 Knights of Pythagoras 25 Proctor 2g National Honor Societyg Concert Band 3 if Twvvp , 5 A . 1 I w .A -if m. will 5, I I ' A it J I' 'K ' as V M, ELAINE DE LUCA Elaine 5l Pershing Road Secretarial Softball Clubg G.A.A., Girls Glee Clubg Bowling Clubg Student Councilg Junior Representative, F.T.A.g Office Assistant ROBERT DE LUCIA Bob IO9 East Seventh Street College Preparatory A.V.A. Jov ANNE DE MARIO Hoy., I37 William Street General Home Economics 2g G.A.A.g History Clubg Basketball Clubg Softball Clubg Bowling Clubg Volleyball Clubg Swim- ming Clubg Student Council f . . .-fi' ' 0 .. , qi. .YQ V MADELINE DE LORENZO Maddie 24I Randolph Avenue General Softball Club, Girls Glee Club, G.A.A. ff' 1' I 4 . y A RAYMOND DE MATTIA HRGY.. 97 Ackerman Avenue General Page 29 RUTH DE PIERO fi 'ti Ruth 121 Lake Avenue Secretarial Der Deutscher Verein 3g National X? Honor Society 3j G.A.A. 2g Bowling e Club 3 A :P 7 FRANK DEvoRY 4 if N, Frank 2 87 Scoles Avenue General if 5 5 MK 0 1 X5 1 TJ' Page 30 JON DE YOUNG Jon 35 Helen Place General P ., GARRY DE VOS Dyke 677 Paulison Avenue General KATHLEEN DE WITTE Kathy 65 Sixth Street College Preparatory Le Cercle Francais 2g F.N.A. 35 March- ing Band 2g Concert Band 3 AA--. , wx 4' 5 f jr RONALD DIENER Uncle Ron 55 Runyon Road College Preparatory A.V.A.p Junior, Senior Representative Proctor 3g Columns, Business Staffg Knights of Pythagorasg P.T.S.A. RAY DI GRACI HRGY., 98 Washington Avenue General Chess Club LINDA Dl IANNI ..LYn,, 143 West First Street College Preparatory Girls Glee Club 3, El Circulo Espanolg F.T.A. Qui I' ROBERT DICKINSON Bob At' Sixth Avenue General Boys Glee Club if C5 GAIL DIXON Gail 105 Cathay Road Business Training G.A.A, 3g Girls Glee Club JOHN DONKERSLOOT John 37 Second Street College Preparatory . ax .all 'Z 1' WI' I M, -f f k I . fi j .W ,f THOMAS DUNN ..-I-om., 93 Linwood Terrace College Preparatory Basketballg Student Councilg Le Cercle Francais 'NJ 'Q-fr JOHN DORNIK Johnny 74 Christie Avenue College Preparatory Student Council ELAINE DRELICK IIE!! l 3l Dick Street Business Training G.A.A. 4, Volleyball Clubg F.S.A. STELLA DUDEK EDWARD DUTKO Duke 4 Liberty Street College Preparatory Student Council ALLAN DYLESKI HAI.. 626 Bloomfield Avenue General Proctor DORIS DZIUBEK Stel Dee Dee 32 Arthur Street 569 Gregory Avenue General Business Training Maioretteg Proctorg Mixed Chorusg Cartoon Club: G-AA-i BOWIIHQ Club Girls Glee Club 2 lil ' 's ' ff vm x 1 'ff fy, ,I i I X I ,, f it BONNA DUTCHER Bon 356 Summer Street General G.A.A.f Bowling Clubg Home Economics Club .xx 'ESQ 'Kyiv-hw.,,,,,, ni 'V'-vs. ,I DANIEL ECKHARDT Dan 484 Highland Avenue College Preparatory Chess Clubg Bowling Club lTreasurer Page 31 fxkv If j ff VINCENT ELARDO Vince 26 Nelson Street General mfg N 63 , A STEVEN EPSTEIN Steve 22 Greendale Road College Preparatory El Circulo Espanol, History Club lTreasurerl Page 32 23 NI 'Z7' JOHN ELIAS Pickles 50 Village Road General HENRY ENG Ba-Bo 229-A Lakeview Avenue General Bowling KENNETH ENHOFFER Ken 66 Speer Avenue College Preparatory of Pythagorasg Der Deutscher Vereing Proctor Knights X.-4 WA, . ld- v Yi 3' . JW' I 5 ' X 3' 4' In Ixljyf' l X 7.1 .J ' ' ROGER FARDIN Rage 2I4 River Road College Preparatory Baseball lCo-captainlg Basketball lCo- captainlp Football 4, Proctor 3g Studen Council 3g Gridiron Clubg Columns, Ac' tivities Staff GLORIA FARKAS GIor 207 Union Avenue College Preparatory Columns, Co-Editor-in-Chiefg Studen FRANCES FALLAVOLLITA Frannie 662 Passaic Avenue College Preparatory Junior, Senior Representativeg P.T.S.A.g F.T.A. 2g Leaders Clubg Le Cercle Fran- caisg Columns, Art Staffg Student Coun- cil 25 Knights ot Pythagorasg Honor Guardg Swimming Club 46' t fl'- Q. an Q' Councilg Proctorg Junior Red Cross 2g ' G.A,A, 4, Knights of Pythagoras 3f P.T.S.A.g History Clubg Reflector, Lead- t V ers Clubg Student Officers Senate, Honor Guard WILLIAM FARKAS Billy Boy 32 Hillman Street General Football Basketball Aj Track 2g Proc- IOV: AVA. 2g Gridiron Club L .X X .IQ g I W 'ue X X 2 I sl ' Q 1 RONALD FARRINGTON Ronald I38 Brookwood Road Colle-ge Preparatory PATRICIA FAY Pat I7-B Addison Place Secretarial Student Council, Office Assistant , 21 Junior Achievement 25 Girls Glee Club x A 5 Q -gt Q 3' A Vw' f h -ff' , ins! X Ag X 1 , PHYLLIS FRANKL Phylly I79 Mahar Avenue College Preparatory Maiorette 25 National Honor Societyp F.N.A. 2 lSecretarylf Knights of PYll U' gom 2g G.A.A. 3: Girls Glee Clubf Swimming Club 25 Junior Achievement V ygfnfy , wr' .4-.nv if X YY GEORGE FERMENT George 20 Lincoln Place College Preparatory ROSE ANN FILIPPONE Annie 27 Delawanna Avenue Business Training Softball Clubg Volleyball Club JACK FLAM Jack 78 Scott Terrace College Preparatory National Honor Society lTreasurer, Vice-presidentlg Debating Clubg Stu dent Officers Senateg Proctorg High Way, Reflector, Junior Achievement Knight of Pythagoras 919' GERALD FREDERICKS Jerry 39 Belmont Avenue General RICHARD FREED Alan I37 Center Street General RICHARD FREUND Rich 59 Forest Way College Preparatory Der Deutscher Verein 4, Murals Clubg History Clubg Columns, Co-Art Editor Reflector, National Honor Society 'so Navy' PAT FREDERICK Rebel I9 Caroline Avenue General Girls Glee Club 2 fi 55 X f ,f fff ,,,,, f, ! J . ff If X , I' 1' H 4a.?gf 5 U i' ,Q ,I I , , 1 f-, -ffl? RICHARD FRIEND Dick 348 Washington Avenue College Preparatory Der Deutscher Vereing Marching Band 3 lVice-presidentlg Concert Band 35 All-State Band 25 All-State Orchestra Page 33 HELEN FRONCZ Helen 40 Soeer Awenue Se:'e'ofiol G,A.A, xfclleybefl Ciub fe. Tj? A A Nctionol Honor Society 25 G SNllTlT . 'f Qx, fx, rg a,. 'WGN -7' DOROTHY FULLER Dol'tie l45 Elrrwood Drive Secretcriol Horne Economics Club ANNE FULTON Anne 64 De Mott Avenue Secretarial .A.A. 35 Q Club 2g Arcrery Club Offce Assistcift 2 .f f L ' i u i , :: 'e.A ' Q24 ' . . FRANCES GAMSU A gi Fran , .5 1 75 Anderson Drive General G,A,A, 2, omg Glee Clubg Bowling Clulog Der Deutscher Vereing Mixed Tk- Cl-iorusg History Clubg Reflector JOHN GANNON John l O4 Vlilliom Street General -3? A,V.A. WILLIAM B, GAVlTT Bill -1 1' 28 Mople Ploce College Preparatory Knights of Pythogoros 2, P.T.S.A. 2g Student Councilg Notionol Honor So- cietyg Bowlingp Debating Club' Col- umns, Literory Stal? 1.-r if I J L ' ' fix ' KENNETH FULTON LOIS Gene J ,I Kenneth Lo 5-ff ol Lotz Hill Recd 70 Rollins Avenue Q , 6 v-QM, General College Preparatory if-'ff' G.A.A 2, Girls Glee Club 2: Junior WC V X Clossicol Leogue, Junior Achievement, I Notionol Honor Society 3, Columns, ' Lilerory' Stofl J X- fl -3 P 5 ' 53 : ' L fmff t.-f ' - .-' ' T ' '55 , czllf f .. D, , Q F, a at LAUREL FULTON 4 taxi! ALFRED GlANNONE LOW K, -dv' A'Jig A7 Windsor Pond vw'-7 I, ' l59 Orono Street ollege Preporolory X i A College Preporotory Junior Cossiccl League, Ftl A, Girls f , Bosketboll, Notionol Honor Society: Qtge Cob 2,f.'l1ed Crorus I4 ' ' Page 34 Student Councilg Viceepresidenl, Jur1i0F - -f Closs fl? ROBERT GIRARDI Bob 175 Trimble Avenue College Preparatory li Y: 5 ,snuff WILLIAM GRABKOWSKI Bill 28 Pleasant Avenue General Football 'ff 5 Q L .1 D I K 15, BOHDAN GOJNYCZ I Buddy 22 Orange Avenue College Preparatory Aquarium Clubg Fencing Club lStuyvesant High Schooll ABBEY GOLDBERG ..Ab., 31 Fernwood Court College Preparatory El Circulo Espanol GEORGIA GOVERNALI Georgia 15 East Seventh Street Business Training Girls Glee Clubg G.A.A.g Bowling Club , wr ,. 'Zip ff -er, V ,, ,bl ff WW Z' ...uw f My JOHN GRAS John 190 Lincoln Avenue College Preparatory Der Deutscher Verein 3, National Honor Society 35 Cartoon Club, Boys Stateg Footlights Club lPresidentlg Par- ent-Teacber-Student Association lVice- presidentl ALEXANDER GRAY Alex 160 De Mott Avenue General Boys Glee Club ROSEMARY GRAY Rose 11 Caroline Avenue General Girls Glee Club 1 fl -1 ,,,i llll't ' Mx.-h i . , A , ,Z A 1 il if 'lf' 5, -'O --x.,aw X W, JOAN GRAP Joan 122 Clinton Avenue Business Training Bowling Clubg Girls Glee Club Softball Clubg Basketball Club, f ' ii i- . 'WIN fi J '37 V ,-, uf' C-04 My x Qtr' 'aim fs 1 f . J, DONALD GRAZIOSO Don 1469 Van Houten Avenue General Page 35 PAULA GRIFFEN Paulie 61 Virginia Avenue College Preparatory Le Cercle Francais5 .lunior Classical League lVice-presidentl5 G.A.A. 35 Color Guard 25 National Honor Soci- ety5 Girls State5 Mixed Chorus5 Foot- lights Club5 Swimming Club5 P.T.S.A. 2- History Club5 Student Officers Senate r j f ui iffb Spf 'Sf E JAY GROSSMAN HJUY.. 31 Urma Avenue College Preparatory National Hana' 5ociety5 Tracl-15 Der Deutscher Verein Page 36 AfS gy n s '5 A , ANTHONY GRILLI Chick 16 Rolling Hills Road General Junior Representative PHILIP GRISANTI Nickolas 230 Union Avenue General ARLENE GRISBACHER Arlene 27 Nelson Street Secretarial National Honor Society 3 R rg SIU' 4l?' asf' --1 nz:-57 GARY GUAZZO Gary 92 Merselis Avenue College Preparatory Knights of Pythagoras5 Cartoon Club ALICE GURTOV Alice 129 Haddenfield Road College Preparatory Le Cercle Francais 35 History Club5 F.T.A.5 G.A.A. 25 Girls Glee Club 25 Honor Guard CHARLES GUSKY Chuck 68 East Emerson Street General ,Pc 50' ev' N.- CAROI. GROUNDS Caroll' 56 Hobart Place General Girls Glee Club 35 Home Economics Club5 Honor Guard Q- Q ,Q Q iQ 5 :Z7 , X. 5 L. 43 up fir, D fb- 'S f, td -ni T A Ty' BARBARA HADRYS Bobbi 38 Lisbon Street Secretarial History Club DENNIS HAHOFER Dennis 68 Avondale Avenue General Der Deutscher Verein 25 Baseball lManagerI Quia Z. 5 Ailllik RUTH HANSEN Ruth 23 Belmont Avenue General Girls Glee Club r ibn ii' 41: i' LOIS LYNN HALPERN nl-on I4 Holster Road College Preparatory Latin Clubf Debating Clubg Penny Aid lPassaic High Schooll. Columns, Liter- ary StaFf5 Honor Guardf G.A.A. 2g Footlights Club 2g National Honor So- cietyg P.T.S.A.p Junior Red Crossg Cor- ridor Guide JOHN HANENBERG John ' 573 Gregory Avenue General Der Deutscher Verein JUDITH HANNAMAN Judi I3 Wickers Street General Mixed Chorus 3g Footlights Club lv-..l'i' , 'V -rv V Al' , 'Q' 5' Rs f a ADRIENNE HAROUTUNIAN ..A,. 249 Seventh Street College Preparatory Elmira College Key Award, National Honor Society 2 lPresidentlg Knights of Pythagoras lPresidentIg Le Cercle Fran- cais 2g Student Officers Senateg F.N.A. lCorresponding Secretarylg G.A.A. 2- High-Way lNews Editorl 1 CONSTANCE HARRIS Connie I 29 Woodlawn Avenue General Girls Glee Clubg Home Economics Clubg History Club: G.A.A. ROBERT HARWOOD Robert I7 Fitzgerald Avenue College Preparatory Marching Band, Debating Clubg High- Wayf Cross Country fi' A DIANE HARLAK DiDi I8 Paranya Court General Girls Glee Clubg G.A.A. 5, pf 0 4? f ' 1 , I ff , I ,, f 1 I Z J' ,. I 1' , . I VI, fl . ,Q V, , , , . f,. D ' l t 1' . ,J W' 52 ll J!!! 1 ff Q , ,rj My 4 .14 z Wi I , I ' X1 ,f mg..- REGINA HAUSER Reggie 276 Clifton Boulevard General Der Deutscher Vereinp G.A.A.g Girls Glee Club 3 Page 37 ,L' cr'- X C 4,, kk E wr 4. ..,. Q 5 fig l 1 MICHAEL HAVRlLl.A I LQ Q Mickey 'i L, xi tw Bl Grant Avenue College Preparatory X T Der Deutscher Verein 35 Knights of Pythagoras 25 Proctor ,Z A 'X - ' gg ,, RAYMOND HAY Ray Af X13-f lO36 Allwood Road Q 4' General X . XX xg, 1 X 'L l , if gf ., i J, J ,L T' J Y A gi Alice HEERSCHAP Z is fd 1.111 Foxie , 7 E if l24 Lincoln Avenue A gif! College Preparatory wr Le Cercle Francais 35 National Honor ij Society 35 Columns, Activities Editor5 , 5 F.T.A, lPresident, Vice-presidentl5 Girls j y fgg u i , . 5 l Glee Club 25 G,A.A. 45 Bowling Club5 Z' L jf' gf if Archery Club 25 Swimming Club 25 D L p !VolIeyball Club5 Soccer Club5 Student . 5 ,Q L Ofticers Senate i, A Lf , i cf J V U +A 5 ' ,ff J I , Cari-is , 1 ARLENE HICKSWA Hickey 57 East Ninth Street Business Training Office Assistant 25 F,S.A.5 Girls Glee Club Page 38 CAROLE HERMAN Cagey 32 Heights Road College Preparatory High-Way 4 lBusiness Editor and Man' aging Editorj5 G.A.A. 35 F.T.A, 25 Col- umns, Activity StaFt5 Swimming Club 25 Volleyball Club5 Basketball Club 25 Softball Club5 History Club lSecretaryi5 Corridor Guide ' Ln 2 Ca' .v Q Jr I5 l , A fi: f W 9331 Y ,f ' 'I ,. . f' . JANET HOFFMIRE Jan 4l Burlington Road General ' 'iii f Color Guard 25 Girls Glee Club 25 t G.A.A.5 Swimming Club5 Bowling Club5 F.N.A.5 Softball Club5 History Club 5,4 ,H i ' wtf nz. k nife' Ami . 2 'Z my Aff ' ' .7 Q '51 , I s , 5 ,5 5 ,say ff T Q. 'Iv il'-'37 ALBERT HOKINS ..Al,. l ll Washington Avenue College Preparatory National Honor Society 35 Knights of Pythagoras lPresidentl5 Student Coun- cil5 Cross Country lManagerl5 Columns, Portrait Editor5 Boys State EVELYN HOLSTER ..EV,, 60 Getty Avenue Business Training El Circulo Espanol5 G.A.A. 35 Volley- ball Club 25 Basketball Club 25 Bowl- ing Club 35 Proctor 25 OfEce Assistant 25 Student Officers Senate5 Junior Red Cross, Recording Secretary GARY HOPMAYER Honey 354 South Parkway College Preparatory Der Deutscher Verein5 Knights of Pythagoras 25 History Club D7 113 1' 1-1, .:wriiitii5. 1 f we , Mt' gs -411-v A . C fqx f 'G 1 lfl mr' 'gif F in 6, . sl PATRICIA HOPWOOD Pat 39 Mouth Washington Drive General Bowling Club5 Leaders Club5 Softball Club5 Mixed Chorus 25 Junior Achieve- ment: G.A.A. 35 Volleyball Club frffggQ?l ' JOYCE HUBER f '5-'Q HJOY.. 3l East Ninth Street iw' General G.A.A.g F.T.A.g Der Deutscher Vereing Volleyball Clubg Proctorg Softball Club iw wx JOYQCE HUDZIK Q A i lO Center Street JL M College Preparatory Al Proctor 2, Home Economics Clubi ' F.T.A. 25 G.A.A.g Girls Glee Club 2 I0 U! ,A n Pirie l J '33 M? DENNIS IAVARONE KV fm' Dennis 1 mfg, 90 East Eleventh Street 'ff-V College Preparatory Bowling Club 2 is Q s 6 BARBARA JAASMA Bobbie 157 20 Carol Lane ' General G.A.A.g Swimming Clubg Bowling Club C M NANCY JACOB Nan Ivy , l i4 Woodlawn Avenue College Preparatory Home Economics Club lVice-presidentlg 4 Girls Glee Club 2g G.A.A. 3, Bowling 'W Clubg Mixed Chorusg History Clubi Honor Gua rdf Proctor gm v-'Mft' SHEILA JACOBSON shea 33-C Brookside Drive General High-Way, G.A.A. 4g Mixed Chorus 25 El Circulo Espanolg Girls Glee Clubg Proctorg P.T.S.A. MARTIN JAHN HMGHY., 86 Van Riper Avenue College Preparatory National Honor Society, Bowling Clubg Golf Clubp Basketballg Der Deutscher Verein JAMES JANDORA Jimmy 27 Duane Road College Preparatory Bowling WW EUGENE JACOBI Gene 777 Allwood Road College Preparatory Der Deutscher Verein lTreasurerlp Knights of Pythagoras lVice-presidentlg Proctor 25 Student Councilf Student Officers Senateg History Clubg Junior Achievementg P.T.S.A.g Boys Stateg Na- tional Honor Society lPresident, Treas- urerl 7 -A A ,V Kid! ,, Ijvviff fr I ,yr buff -f'11m, a 'W' :i f. H2 tif' ,. f ff ' is p 13 A L, , W 5,37 ur fir f R ,wmv , f V' fvlg 1 il . .-,,.v. ' f 'Nfjfjy l , 'WW . , i ln Nr JOAL JANKOWSKI Joal 25 Grunwald Street General G.A.A. 35 Girls Glee Clubg History Club Page 39 HARRIET JEZlERSKl Harriet 265 East Seventh Street College Preparatory l ,- i 1? Der Deutscher Verein 35 Knights of , Pythagoras5 National Honor Society - 25 G.A.A.5 Volleyball Club5 Archery Club5 Softball Club5 Basketball Club5 Speedball Club5 Secretary, Junior, Senior Class5 Honor Guard - I il RRI my Q l Q-' DORIS JOCHMANN -nib C' Doris tk' tl 24 Myron Street College Preparatory G.A.A. 35 Softball Club 35 Volleyball Club 35 Basketball Club 35 Soccer Club 35 Swimming Club 25 Bowling Club 35 History Club5 Banner Guard5 Der Deut- scher Verein5 Girls Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus itll PV,'r sl mill rx A ,U V o Mtn tj! X inf f RICHARD Joiinsomlc Dick'4 82 Brookwoocl Road ' College Preparatory Junior Classical League lVice-presi- dentl5 Cross Country 2 Page 40 lr CAROL JOHANNING Carol l47 Clinton Avenue General History Club5 Girls Glee Club lNGRlD V. JOHNSON Blondie 237 Luddington Avenue General Girls Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus: Bowling Club 2 lVice-Presidentl yu 45 J. DEETLOF JONKER HJ.. l2O Speer Avenue General AMA. 2 lrresadenr 2l J. MARIE JONKER Shorty l2O Speer Avenue Secretarial G.A.A. 35 Swimming Club 35 Soccer Club 35 Volleyball Club 35 Marching Band5 F.S.A. 25 History Club5 Der Deutscher Verein MARY JUBRNSKI Mary 25 Caroline Avenue General Home Economics Club5 History Club5 Girls Glee Club5 Junior Classical League5 Bowling Club r' fg an 'ixu 5' YB' l 55:2 -'S tr RUSSELL JOHNSON Russ 423 Mt, Prospect Avenue College Preparatory A,V.A. 25 Reflector ff- - . gil Q..-v NORMAN JUSTESEN Pinky 27 Byron Place College Preparatory Knight ot Pythagoras ANN KAMINSKI Ann 41 Christie Avenue W W JV, , W, , ,, -. .I 4 ., 'cf . PN I , .fn an I f College Preparatory yy National Honor Society 35 G.A.A.g I . , ,'-i' In A Honor Guard wh' ' 15 , 'iff' inewvxwhx K 9' I 4 THOMAS KAMPHAUSEN MELVYN KELLER . wr Tom HMSIH 22 De Grqw Avenue 187 RUIl'lEI'fOl'Cl BOUleVCl'Cl General General , ','- irir A W - r ' JOHN KANTZ WILLIS KELLER if ,gh John Bill i 201 West Fourth Street 1 10 Avondale Avenue G General General , Cross Country 25 Track 25 Footballg 'xx Gridiron Clubg History Clubg El Cir- X ' culo Espanolf Boys Glee Clubg Knights X L of Pythagoras X 1 FRED KAPLYSZ LOUISE KELLEY Fred Kelley 35 Orono Street 95 GSITY Avenue Mb, College Preparatory BUSlf1GSS ug-cf National Honor Society Cl 99fleGClEf 2: Girls Glee Clubg Swim- JOYCE KARLOVICZ Joyce 130 Sylvan Avenue College Preparatory Le Cercle Francais 35 Debating Clubf F.T.A. ming Club 25 Basketball Clubp G.A.A. 3 lcqyg' ' CAROL KELLENBERGER Carol 28 Cloverdale Road General G.A.A.g F.S.A., Der Deutscher Verein ll , ff.. , LM. ,f ww., My X Msgs N6 fa ,147 1233 , ' ' 1 r.:f4ff,T,. if fwlwlfhgzf llluwv wr ,f K DAVE KENNEDY Huck 210 Merselis Avenue College Preparatory Chess Clubg A.V.A. 2 Page 47 if CAROL KEON 28 De Mott Avenue College Preparatory Concert, Marching Band 45 National Honor Society 3, lSecretary ll, Knights of Pythagoras 2, Junior Classical League, G.A.A. 3, Leaders Club 2, Vol- leyball Clubg Swimming Club, P.T.S.A. 2: Junior Achievement, Girls Citizen- ship lnstitute, Honor Guard. fi 'nw bw' K , sg vr' K ROSEMARIE KLEE Rose 19 Rosalie Avenue General Der Deutscher Verein 25 Bowling Club, F.N.A., Girls Glee Club 3, Mixed Chorus N if Z? 3 CAROL KIEVIT AUDREY KLING Jw G9 if Carol Audrey 29 Harrington Road 112 West Fourth Street College Preparatory College Preparatory Bowling Club 2, Archery Club: Le Junior Classical League, G.A.A., Cercle Francais 2, Mixed Chorus 3 F-N-A X i' 1, JOHN Klevlr CARL KLOTZ 'x H Jack Carl 3 5? 'I 49 Livingston Street l88 Union Avenue '21 '4 General College Preparatory Proctor, Football 4, Baseball 2, Boys Cl'1eSS ClUb lPF6Sld6f1llz Knights Of Glee Club 2, Gridiron Club, Le Cercle Pyfhvgorcsz Nctional Honor Society: Francais Junior, Senior Representative, Boys 'WU iw it ,Wa WL 'hh-7 fl I ' EVELYN KLAUS , .7 JJ J,i.0fl5'N HENRY KLAIMAN V, , Hank JL If 6 llO Fairmount Avenue College Preparatory History Club 2, Knights of Pythagoras 2, National Honor Society 3, Junior Classical League, Concert, Marching Band 4, A,V.A. 'Psi' 'nt Ev ' bl Rooney Street General Swimming Club, History Club, G.A.A. Page 42 i x State, History Club JOHN J. KMETZ John 69 Curie Avenue College Preparatory fi! G A S X 3' iif St J GERALDINE KNAPP Gerry 41 Orono Street General Home Economics Club KG ERNEST KOCSIS Hurricane 61 Nelon Street General Football, Track, Junior, Senior Representative hd' '36 ' 1 1 ul 5 INGEBORG KOENIG Inge 124 Knollwood Terrace Secretarial National Honor Society 3, Student Council, Junior, Senior Representative, Der Deutscher Verein 4, G.A.A., Swim- ming Club, Archery Club ALBERTA KOESTNER Bert 105 Emerson Street Secretarial G.A.A. LORRAINE KOHLER l - iQ1f.1f'li1i13lig?, 1 ,x ',i, f 2 an Q J ff Q ! BARBARA KOPEC Bobbie 15 Vreeland Avenue Business Training Marching Band 3, G.A.A. 2, Bowling' Club 2, Girls Glee Club 3, Archery Club CAROLE KOSTECKO Carole 23 Elmwood Drive Secretarial Girls Glee Club LARRY KOVATCH '4 JOHN KOLLER John 38 Harvey Road General ZIV! Lrg 1 f l ,J W ,i We VV X -.,, , fd 1 Mxligrz I fljfl W ' 0,1 ff '.,, - W' I ! J. Lorrie Quaker 570 Paulison Avenue 326 Delawanna Avenue f College Preparatory General Maiorette 2, lDrum Maiorette 11, Vol- 'H-fggf, Ieyball Club 2, Basketball Club 3, X ' Swimming Club 3, Speedball Club 2, G.A.A. lVice-presidentl, Corridor , . Guide, Softball Club 2, Bowling Club, S cms oiee Club f is JJ , . FRANcescA KoLANo V V ' 'N MARUN KOWAL Fran , My i x if HKlll'-ern 8 -I-remon, place .',' A Z :AA 4, 1 K .. V 1008 Broad Street Business Training '--' i 'il A General G.A.A., Cheerleader A is , 'f 1:51, f - 32 Page 43 ANNETTE KRAK Net'ta 3l Milosh Street College Preparatory Footlights Clubg Le Cercle Francais 3g Bowling Club 1-'J I 'sr' i l it ., i , r I I A 1,1 1,1 A' f 1'!.sf'l thy, I, yi Ux LW V ,I ' ,, pf J ,PA r ' ' 4. '-A ' ' . 4 ' MARBLYN KUCAR Mm ' l Lf ff uf 'fy 6 nf' If 91 J U :J if ea R si R 1 1' 386 Clifton Boulevard College Preparatory Proctor 3g Home Economics Clubg F.T.A. 2g G.A,A. 2g Columns, Literary Staff, Student Council 21 Junior, Senior Representativeg Girls Glee Club 2g Mixed Chorus 25 Archery Club I 38,9 lr, 1 MELVIN KRAMER OLGA KULYK . Mel Olga 353 Piaget Avenue 697 Van Houten Avenue College Preparatory College Preparatory Cartoon Club Leaders Clubg G.A.A. 3g Volleyball Club, Swimming Clubg Soccer Clubf Der Deutscher Verein 4g Girls Glee. Club 25 F.N.A. f IRA KREJTMAN EDWARD KURKJIAN, JR. I Hiram uEdn 24 DOY Sf,-eef 96 Greglawn Drive Y 5 College Preparatory GEHGFGI if '77 rx MARSHALL KRUGMAN Marsh 42 Mountain View Drive College Preparatory Junior Achievement Page 44 Student Council 4g Junior, Senior Rep- resentativeg A,V.A,g National Honor Society 3 lTreasurerjg Boys Stateg Proc- tor 3 ' G.A,A., Club GERALDINE KRENC Gerry l8O Speer Avenue General Swimming Clubg Volleyball ,. ,Qi get 1 ' il PETER LA CORTE Pierre 38 Kennebec Street General Football Ag Basketball, Baseball 3g Proctor 3g Gridiron Club 3, Boys Gle Club if H 48 '51 Ni ii Cul l 5. e ANNE LADIKA Anne 2l Barrington Avenue College Preparatory Junior Classical League lPresidentl 4 lVice-presidentlg G.A.A. 2 Proctor, Columns, Business Staflg Stu dent Oflicers Senoteg Corridor Guide Junior Red Cross, Bowling Club. Typ ing Club lPompton Lakes High School F,T.A. CATHERINE LAMPONE Rena l6 Fernwood Court Secretarial Girls Glee Club5 G.A.A, 25 Footlights Club lTreasurerl5 Mixed Chorus5 Soccer Club5 Proctor5 F.S.A. s. 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AUDREY LANG ROBERT MICHAEL LAURENTIS Audrey 2lO Grove Street College Preparatory Cartoon Club5 Der Deutscher Verein 25 G.A.A. 25 Girls Glee Club 2 5 gb ,4 ' U'-C LAWRENCE LARKIN Lawrence S' My 'J 56l AllwoodlRoad Q-f L 6, Genera Slgvflth' 1 WALTER LAS Walt 55 Johnson Street College Preparatory Latin Club5 Cross Country5 Track iPas- saic High Schooll cox JUDITH LA RUSSO Shag 7 Hamil Court General Basketball Club5 G.A,A. 45 Archery Club5 Girls Glee Club5 History Club5 Mixed Chorus ,tv JU Q--ay.: The Great Houdini 222 Union Avenue General JACQUELINE LE BORGUE Jackie lOl Emerson Street Secretarial G.A.A. 25 Le Cercle Francais 25 Bowl- ing Club UDO LEHMANN Udo 193 Madison Avenue General Student Council5 Der Deutscher Verein PETER LASENICK Bleach 148 West Fourth Street General , ,f lk., f l .4 SONIA LELET Sonia 625 Brighton Road College Preparatory Proctor 25 Der Deutscher Verein 25 Junior Classical League 35 F.N.A.5 G.A.A.5 Columns, Statistics Staff5 Girls Glee Clubg Mixed Chorus Page 45 JOYCE LEN Joyce 34 Martindale Rocd College Prepcvatgry Le Cercle Francois 35 Junior Classical Lecgueg Girls Glee Club 2: G.A.A.g Proctor 4 , if? 5' ,. -'Qs r X 1 E l m' 2 v 'Lf GRACE ELAINE LISBONA 'Gracf 62 West Second Street College Preparatory Nctlgrc' Honor Society 3, 5 fiV1'iV'f iQ Club 3, G.A.A. 3, Student Council 2: Leaders Club 2, Le Cercle Francais 2, Junior Clossicol Leogue 2, Vollefbcll Club 2, Sgftbgll Club, Soccer Club, Archery Club, Girls Glee Club, Cbeer- leader Page 46 mai BERNARD LE VERN Berny i2l Hawthorne Avenue College Preparatory Mixed Cborus 4 ROBERT LING Bob 272 Harding Averwe General Mixed Cnorusg Boys Glee Clubp cert Band SHIRLEY LINGER isbirli l55 Starmond Avenue Business Training Home Economics Club, History C G.A,A. ox '90 Q7 Con- fu' 2 ' 7 ' 53511, if 'I A , ng., iff T ' f ,ri W - . 4 , -w'F.e,-- 4 X f 'Ziff-.:.zJj,'2,:gf BARBARA LlTWlN Bunnie 46 Frances Street Secretarial THERESA LO MANTO Terry 36 Montclair Avenue General Cartoon Clubg G.A.A. JOHN LONG 'Jack' is ' 63 Christie Avenue i College Preparatory Gridiron ,-X n 1 n il' ' LQ 'J W lt lub Der Deutscher Verein, National Honor 4 Society Concert Band Marching Band- Region l Bond ROBERT LISOFSKI Kid 7 St, Michaels Place General Clubg Bowling Clubg Football ge ,4n. NJ 'Q' Y' fl: kc. F iQ-? KAREN LOONEY Looney 35 Dumont Avenue General High-W'oy' PNA.: Girls Glee Club 2g Mixed Chorus GAA. 3, Swimming Club 3 'L e AP ok, ,,,,,, I, V,,, PRISCILLA LORD ' Pris s' 'wi 82 Chelsea Road -Al College Preparatory Q Q G.A.A. 25 Archery Club5 Footlights I Club it wr Q44 s rf GORDON LOVAS Gordon 66 Dalewood Road I f College Preparatory Student Council5 Track if , A :fig r. 13. .. f-r- , is ' ALBERTA LUCHETTI 6. Chip ' 5 Duane Road College Preparatory Cheerleaders lCaptainl5 F.T.A.5 His tory Club5 G.A.A.5 Volleyball Club5 Basketball Club5 Swimming Club5 Lead- ers Club5 Girls Glee Club 25 Corrido Guide MARION LUONI Marion l4O East Eighth Street Secretarial Home Economics Club5 F.S.A. GLORIA LUTZ I' JACQUELYN LYONS Jacquelyn 58l Getty Avenue Secretarial CORNELIUS MAAT ncopn l2 Sewall Avenue General Football 4 lCo-captain Il5 Track 3 lCo- captain Il5 Proctor 2 lCaptain ll5 Gridiron Club 25 Student Officers Senate DOLINA MacLEOD Dolina 264 Washington Avenue College Preparatory Junior Classical League 25 G.A.A. 25 Soccer Club5 Volleyball Club5 Leaders Club5 Footlights Club5 Junior Red Cross5 Girls Glee Club5 Columns, Junior Assistant, Statistics Editor5 His- tory Club I2 It fl .7 F , N V ft ' f 5 n1W1..ff' '.A:Z2 -1, ,f ,sly 5, , ,J J, ,-f -fa. XR RAYMOND LYNN Cherockee 8 Wilson Street General Football 35 Gridiron Club ig 5 it sais .i'Il , w ,. XQX X Wh CAROLYN MACRI Glor '51 ' Inch 42 Harrington Road qs, ff k 102 Nelson Sheey Seffelafiol sv J College Preparatory Swimming Club 35 Volleyball Club 35 ' A 5 L4 F.'I'.A.5 Girls Glee Club. G'A.A Leaders Club 35 Bowling Club 3: BGS- ,QV , f ' ' ketball Club 35 Softball Club 35 Soccer - club 3, Archery club 2, G.A.A., sm- of y ,XSL I 5 e 5' . dent Council H V CW Page 47 PHYLLIS MADISON 'Pl-yi i75 Rutherford Boulevard N- Secretarial Footlights Club' G,A.A f f,-wi . .3 Q in .R nd tif' wr YZ' 'DE it-7 EDWARD MADSEN ..Ed.. 65 Curie Avenue General Bowling 35 Baseball, Football, Treas- urer, Bowling JOAN MAGNOLI Jeanie 317 Parker Avenue Secretarial Maiorettep Mixed Chorus, Girls Glee Clubg G.A,A., Swirning Club, Archery Club, Bowling Club THOMAS MAIELLO er t I 1 - Torn - ' 48 Cristie Street 'CT' V' General Ju' f I J 4 rrr S 11,7 STEPHEN MAJERCAK Steve '0' 98 chnsne Avenue 'M' College Preparatory ' Proctor 2, Student Council f, I Page 48 l A, . 1 'A' RONALD MAKARA Ronnie 92 Russell Street QQ General Student Council, Proctor, Vice-presi- dent, Secretary, President, Bowling Club,A.V.A. MARY MALCOLM Betty we AO Sears Place 15' General Girls Glee Club 2, G.A.A., Student Council V GLORIA MALITSCH Gloria 109 Fornelius Awfenue College Preparatory Mixed Chorus: National Honor Soci- ety: Student Council: Junior Repre- sentative: FTA., G.A.A.g Bowling Club Basketball Club:All-State Chorus JOHN MALONE I 'laclf' l7O Harding Axenue ' W College Preparatory' Student Council x. Q tt il' X ALAN MANN SO Haddentield Road College Preparatory Hi9l1'WOY Staff Photographer, Col- umns, Stott Photographer, Trackg His- tory Club i QM ,, -I VICTOR MARCHIONI Vic 8 William Street General Basketball r- ,ls ff! mf LL !Mf X J I I W! -f I Sill I Q , 2 .nfffl SONDRA MATLIN Sandy 24 Day Street College Preparatory World AFFairs5 National Forensic League, lMinneapolis High School F.T.A. ,. .:..., - -, fwf- 1-rr, rl.. -Q1-.:p 'f.', I GFT44 I VITO MARIANO uvitorr 353 Main Avenue General Mixed Chorus MAXINE MARQUART liMaxn I I De Graw Avenue General G.A.A.5 F.T.A.5 Girls Glee Club LOUISE MARTIN Louise 363 South Parkway General is A riff 1--1 5, 'ir' ,- 4- ,, 5 ,vvlr In G7 1 MARGARET MAYOSKI Margie 87 Trimble Avenue Secretarial G.A.A. ROGER MAZUR Roger I73 Bergen Avenue College Preparatory National Honor Society 25 Der Deutscher Verein 45 Knights of Pytha- goras 25 Proctor 25.IUt1IOI' Achievement GERALD McAULIFFE Jerry I4 Albury Road College Preparatory Le Cercle Francais 35 F.T.A.5 Marching Band 2 .e,5, MARILYN MAYER I47 Knapp Avenue Secretarial Maiorette 2 My f , I W' 3, ' , Q, x Lb!-,i-'l ' fb? 4 D' ' X7 TLJIXX ,L ce' vm -V .2 WQICD X , ,I ft L f , . nfl, 1 f-LJ., ', 7 , I H 5, f ,rtiliigggr--317 if .,r, '5 I-X, ,', u LX . A MARILYN McCONAGHY Marilyn 37 East Fifth Street College Preparatory Der Deutscher Verein 4 lPresident II5 National Honor Society 35 F.T.A.5 Bowling Club5 G.A.A.5 Junior Red Cross Page 49 LYDlA MEHRING Lee lO8 Doherty Drive General GAA. 2, Girls Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus, Student Council, Corridor Guide 6 T i510 FRANCES MELILLO Fran 33 Oakridge Road College Preparatory A omg oiee Club, am., G,A,A, 2 'ti' ' 1 MARCIA MENEGUS 'Marsh' 90 Marilyn Place College Preparatory Cheerleader 2, Treasurer, Senior Class, GAA, 3, Leaders Club 3, Stu- dent Council 2, Soccer Club 2, Soft- bgll Club 3, Swimming Club 3, Volley- ball Club 2, Bowling Club 3, Archery Club, Basketball Club 3, GAA, Page 50 BERNICE MENDYK Bunny 38 Pleasant Avenue :-:fu General Student Council 2, F.S.A., G.A.A Bowling Club CAROL MENEGHIN Carol 55 Gould Terrace Secretarial S -A V7 36.4. new FRANTZ MENNE Frantz 265 Piaget Avenue College Preparatory Der Deutscher Verein MARIE MEOLA Ree 623 Crooks Avenue Secretarial G.A.A., Softball Club CHARLES MIEDEMA Charlie 91 Luddington Avenue College Preparatory 'S if MARTHA MENEGUS Marty T43 Lakeview Avenue College Preparatory National Honor Society, Knights of Pythagoras lSecretarYli G.A.A. 3, Maiorette lSergeantl, Marching Band lSecretaryl, Girls Glee Club 2, Volley- ball Club, Corridor Guide 5 f L., ff' 1' 'ef vi? ,M-J 1, Q so fs' 9 9. ALICE MIKOLAJCZYK Mickie 22 Orange Avenue Business Training Girls Glee Club 2 ELIZABETH MINE Liz ll6 Knollwood Terrace College Preparatory National Honor Societyg G.A.A.g Ma ioretteg Swimming Clubg F.N.A.g El Cir- culo Espanol lRecording Secretaryl Corridor Guideg Honor Guard s ik 1 QI' if 'l 3 ,ffl -I i AA,r U Y., V, V i flint , , f - EVELYN MITZKO ..Ev.. 4 Springdale Court General Girls Glee Club 3 15 'SCD' a THOMAS MINERO Tom 224 East Sixth Street College Preparatory Marching Band 25 Knights of Pytha- goras 2 lVice-president ll, Der Deutscher Vereing Concert Bondi Junior Achievement ARLENE MINNELLA ..Arn 723 Van Houten Avenue General Girls Glee Club 31 G.A.A. DOLORES MODROVSKY Dee lO3 Huron Avenue Secretarial Swimming Club FRANK MOGAVERO Butch 89 Knapp Avenue General Cross Countryg Track PHILLIP MODIG Phillip l48 Allwood Road General A.V.A. l t FRED MINTZ HENRY MOISSINAC - bl X Fred Hank x f,,'ar'm' 2' 1? 470 Piaget Avenue l73 West Fourth Street c College Preparatory General ,Li Debating Club, lPassic High Schooll Le Cercle Francais History Club 4 fl V I L J. . Y 9 A i , , - ,L F, ' f !liQA,, ,., Pi? ' fi cl!! fm' , Q lf Donor:-iv MoL 5 2 Dottie w at NS X ,mf r N P ' Ulf P1 28 Sewall Avenue ' A .1,k N Secretarial -ll'-'r 1 J , roofnghrs Clubg cms Glee Club x. Marching Bandg Columns, df Stalifg Honor Guard , F uae fer ' A Vx' A Page 51 K N . JEAN MOL Jeannie 87 Hudson Street Secretarial Home Economics Club 2g Mixed Chorusg G.A.A. 'Sao ' if 'CI 7' i'- 'HIV JACQUELINE MOYER Jackie 59 Marrion Street Secretarial G.A.A, 3g Junior Representative Page 52 MICHAEL MOLK Mike 44 Lincoln Avenue College Preparatory El Circulo Espanolg Junior Achieve- ment, A.V.A. RICHARD MORAN Dick l63 South Parkway College Preparatory History Clubg Le Cercle Francais, Columns, Sports Staftg Gridiron Clubg Football 4, Track 2, Baseball 25 Junior Representative, Student Councilg Proc- tor LOUIS MORREALE Lou 4l East Second Street General Glee Clubf Hobby Club lSt, Joseph's High School, Patersonl Corridor Guide 2 fig? C2 vi J ' Q 19.32 ,., t mx I K, JOSEPH MURCKO Joe 72 East Emerson Street General EUGENE MUSE rlceneu 602 Paulisan Avenue College Preparatory Chess Club CHARLES NAGY Chas I3 Randolph Avenue General ,,..4C 177 DONALD MULLEN Donald 213 Lakeview Avenue General Bowling Club Q .494-Y 'mv' fir A 'ta Oy 153' Q , ' Q ,.-its egg-M1 ' 6f+m5QiS1vf?fQa ig 4 , 1 A -1231113 ' f. 4 .ff 'fifii . fl' , ,Xanga .1 Q3 ., ,A L .,.V.,.3,A ..1 , 1 4 wr. this if 'TQ S-J I JOHN NEIDER John 2-1 Brantwood Place General PAUL NESTEROK Paul I 3 Nettie Place General ee ,J s..., '3 1 . Q sl? I Vif fifilllt WWJWI1 uWM G ,Vrtlfl BARBARA ANN NICK Bobbye 307 Madison Avenue College Preparatory Footlights Clubg Junior Classical League lSecretarylg Der Deutscher Vereing Swimming Clubg Girls Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg F.N.A.g G.A.A. Ci I I 1 kp' 1' X f I ,lb A 3' QU, f' g I N IJ 'Ab I- L ,ZLLXQQJ LEVLLTJ I Q-, f' I' -I A Q, J T f L J' V rv f 'I'-islfjg JLQNLQ i- LIN' 'Jy MICHAEL NOVACK Mike I I IO Van Houten Avenue General Student Council lTreasurerly High-Way Proctorg Baseball 25 Basketball 3 Track 1.556 ill L Q f 1 V-L , ROBERT NIGHTINGALE HHQPPYH 204 West Second Street College Preparatory History Clubg Basketball, Senior Repre- sentativeg Mixed Chorusg Boys Glee Club ANDREW NIKOVITS Andy 65 Starmond Avenue College Preparatory Der Deutscher Verein 35 Bowling Club 25 P.T.S.A. 25 F.T.A. 2 lTreasurer ll 2 A12 -A Us ROBERT NUGENT 23 Marlboro Road General .LU I MARIE NUTILE Marie 6 Wester Place General Girls Glee Club BARBARA O'BRIEN Barb 88 Long Hill Drive General Le Cercle Francais 2, F.T.A. 25 Girls Glee Clubg Mixed Chorus 2, Student Councilg Senior Representative .rlf kv Kik- ANNAMARIE NUCCI Ann I I3 Maior Street College Preparatory Le Cercle Francaisg Junior Classical League lPresident, Vice-presidentlg Stu- dent Ofticers Senateg National Honor Societyg Swimming Clubg Accompanist, Mixed Chorusg Accompanist, Girls Glee Clubg Corridor Guideg Proctor, G.A.A. J N. , 1 W' ' 'fr fir, A , R ,lx .J I ff rg Q GE ARD o'BRlsN I mliyi , ,J Gar l JJ De Mott Avenue ' 4 ' i, College Preparatory I CoQmfIf,! Art StaFF, Knights of Pythq- r90fC1SV, , xlfx C, L I if FIX vi, Mp G f ,tx I Page 53 is 753152151 X7 ' ' A K2 -IB X H 3516. .W 1 BRUCE O'CONNELL Bruce 168 Knollwood Terrace College Preparatory Track5 Marching Band le L21 fa-.' 1.- ifi' L DOROTHY OGDEN Dot V 354 Summer Street V A . Secretarial Le Cercle Francais 25 National Honor 43 v ' K. 9 ,vu , 54 1 Society 25 G.A.A. R F 1,9- i Z, M f , Wg , my f ' A S' FRANCES ouven ' Frances Y 'f' 473 Highland Avenue F ' f General I Q r R as A JOYCE OLSZEWSKI Joyce l83 De Mott Avenue -.- Secretarial G.A.A. 2 A nf 4' ,. f PATRICIA OLSZEWSKI Pat 48 Trimble Avenue Secretarial National Honor Society5 El Circulo Espanol Page 54 Swimming Club5 Archery Club 2, if LORRAI NE ORLOVS KY Lorri 463 Lexington Avenue Secretarial CAROL OP'T HOF Carol 63 Rosedale Avenue College Preparatory G.A.A.5 Archery Club5 Footlights Club5 Der Deutscher Verein5 Swimming Club5 Girls Glee Club 2 .K-X 7-I6 wi, Footlights Club5 G.A.A. 25 F.S.A.5 4 r History Club MARGARITA OTTO Rita 582 Mt. Prospect Avenue General Mixed Chorus 25 Girls Glee Club 2 Le Cercle Francais 25 G.A.A. REGINA PACOSA Ginny l9 Portland Avenue College Preparatory F.T.A.5 Girls Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus5 Archery Club5 G.A.A, Z 4V is-4' Q N I, RONALD PANYKO Mr. Peepers 64 East Eleventh Street College Preparatory Der Deutscher Verein 25 Footlights Club5 Knights of Pythagoras GERALDINE PAPENBERG Gerry 27 Chelsea Road Business Training Footlights Clubg Swimming Clubg His- tory Club fwfr 1-fa, r- r s--y-rl Alex .v,A , ' 1' S kv i 'lar r iuyfky 71? GERALDINE PASSETTI Geri 4l Fair Hill Road Secretarial G.A.A.g Le Cercle Francais lSecretarylg Swimming Clubg Softball Clubg Basket- ball Clubg Bowling Clubg Soccer Clubg Leaders Clubg National Honor Societyg Student Councilg Girls Glee Club 2 5.- H15 W lr DANIEL PARYLAK Dan l5 Lincoln Place General RONALD PASCRELL N Ronald lb l34 Warren Street l General l RICHARD PASSAFIUME Archie 363 Rutherford Boulevard General Football 4, Gridiron Club 2 r l Hw y 'W - V A --f lr rw H l, ,lf ff .,.' - f ' '. , 1' HENRY PAXTON If ly ..H k.. M ff-amy, on . 1 gf' 26 Manor Drive V ,442 General Cartoon Club lPresidentl ., , r , i f ' il' A i l?z'Zl5Q2'f7ill 1 Vf.,wffL4rgZrrf f I ,f ' I -A susAN PAYNE Sue I 431 Hazel Street 4 , rr College Preparatory Z Ar - ' V I Student Council 3, High-Way, Swim- 177.9 ming Club 35 Der Deutscher Verein 3g Z X F.T.A. 25 Bowling Elubg Girls Glee Club f Vg Lois PEAcocK L 'sf ' ' Lo ' ' fy , 52 Doremus Place if College Preparatory Concert, Marching Band 45 G.A.A. 35 'il ,, ' -, H0 Junior Classical League 2, Swimming Clubg F.N.A.g National Honor Societyg Region I Band 2 r Z .4 Kit Iv,- Doms PECORINO pn 4 --Dow ,ae fm' 59 South Parkway j General V, Archery Clubg Girls Glee Club 2, sae- 'L , V cer Clubg Volleyball Clubg G.A.A. 3 pa A r.1.':,qEg f ,, 'X . r 'F ,, A 21 4: ,- MARY PELESH , gg N' K UMGYY., A gil A 80 Liberty Street , ' ' General E Swimming Club, Le Cercle Francais i ' XGirls Glee Club --'Q-if S 1 W OJ Z Page 55 BASIL PELUSO Basil l l3 East Sixth Street General Student Council, Glee Club lPope Pius High Schooll 455' ttf' I 1 C nk- ix ' H-j,,v. ':ff'i1,: ,V 4, gf f Zlaf 'gf V ' ,,,y,-'.gA,.,-, , .- .L fry-7.4, ,,jfyjAwf, r'm'1f,' A -of ,, ,, up I .V V' af 21 EMIL PETRASEK Emil 324 Summer Street College Preparatory Bowling 3 lPresident ll, Chess Club 2, Der Deutscher Verein, Knights ol Pythv agoras Page 56 xkcff l C 'lain JOAN PENK Joni l Leopold Terrace College Preparatory Der Deutscher Verein 2, Swimming Clubg National Honor Society 3, G.A.A.g Columns, Typing Staff JOYCE PERSEN Perse 2O Mt. Washington Drive General G.A.ALg Junior Achievementg Bowling Clubg Concert Band DAVID PETERSON Dave 250 Grove Street College Preparatory Mixed Chorusg Der Deutscher Verein pl ANTOINETTE ,PICHIRALLO Toni l 9 Huemmer Terrace General MARY ELLEN PIDA Elly 82 Center Street General Reflector, High-Way, G.A.A.g Glee Club 2 ANTOINETTE PIONTEK Annette 227 Speer Avenue General Home Economics Clubg History f, . rf- , -ew. W ' 3 Girls Club FRANK PETRASEK Frank l28 Barkley Avenue General Bowling Club 'T 3 4 iff . mr ' v 4-Q, ri K 'O 5' SANDRA PITONIAK Sash 254 Valley Road College Preparatory Le Cercle Francais lTreasurerlg Girls Glee Clubg History Clubg Debating Clubg High-Way, G.A.A.g Swimming Clubg F.T.A.5 National Honor Society CAROLE PLASKON Rosalie 315 Luddington Avenue College Preparatory Le Cercle Francais 25 Colorguard 3 lsergeant 21, G.A.A. 35 History Clubg F.T.A.g Girls Glee Clubg Home Eco- nomics Clubg Footliglwts Clubg Glee Club lAccompanistlg Reflector 3 'N-'-23' '. 1 l ' f 4. W ef, ' I ,W , 40 1 2 -V as Vwff , ,-f' f SAUL POLLOCK Sauly 3 Madison Avenue College Preparatory Marching, Concert Band, Bowlingg Der Deutscher Verein JOE PLECHY Joe l Linden Avenue College Preparatory- JOHN PLOKHOOY Johnny 49 Frances Street General Student Council KATHRYN PLOSIA Kathy 67 Arlington Avenue College Preparatory +04 1. ELLIS POPICK Elvis l44 Madison Avenue General Cartoon Clubg Track MAE ROSE PORRETTA Honey 103 Rowland Avenue Commercial Baseball Club, Student Secreta G.A.A, 45 Swimming Club 2 ARLEEN POSNER Posie l Grace Avenue Business G.A.A, 2g Volleyball Club Mb ry 25 ROSALIE POPE HRC., Meadow Court General Girls Glee Club 3 S ' nr 5, , ' M0-I -..v-Qu HELEN F. POST Helen l7 Pine Hill Drive General I El Circulo Espanolg Student Omcers Senate, High'Way, Business Manager 25 F.T.A. Page 57 GEORGE PREKEL George 242 McCosh Road General Track, Junior, Senior Representative f X ii-Y L T. ,.c , . VND fr rl-v14'44144 vi ' 1 vwvvzh 1444,-.QAM 4 1 v.g 5.W.,.v, 1 4: f .1,1'4'4-wiv' 1, v NANCY PRESCOTT ' ,lj Torchy V 40' , J, i'L C l34 Knollwood Terrace Q r' Vi ' 4 College Preparatory V- A A lil phil! X. -Junior Classical League 2, P.T.S.A. 2, I , liao if E I, Reflector, Mixed Chorus 2, G.A.A., , f y n- . fzj fy L L , N I , , JA. ry P fri , ,S J, ...iz lu - L , I . A4 ' ff .J ,H it 'E 5 ,. re 5. A' .Jia ,if V 'H at 'Q inf, at if x if KENNETH PUSTILNIK Ken 60 Brookside Drive College Preparatory Service Squad llarnaica High Schooll, Baseball Page 58 omg Glee Club BARBARA PROTZO Protz 382 Harding Avenue General Girls Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus, Soc- cer Club 2, Bowling Club 2, History Club, G.A.A. 2, Volleyball Club 2, Basketball Club, Color Guard PAUL PULICHINO Paulie 58 Greenlawn Avenue General Football 2, Track 4 lCo-captain ll ln' I 1 if x . if 127' 'si PHYLLIS QUINLAN Phyl 210 Pershing Road College Preparatory Columns, Literary Editor, Footlights Club, F.T.A., High-Way, Feature Edi- tor, Honor Guard, Reflector, Volley- ball Club, Speedball Club, G.A.A., Leaders Club, Student Officers Senate JOSEPH RABAKOZI Joe 225 East Eighth Street General HAROLD RACHESKY Hal lO Martin Avenue College Preparatory Debating Club, Mixed Chorus, Boys Glee Club 2, Junior Classical League, Bowling Club, High'Way, Sports Staff, Student Council, Cross Country 3, Track 4 r ,N Lv ik DONALD PUZIO Donald l Liberty Street General ff' T TT' sf Cty L -.01 x 1 1lr 'f7 XD N f 65' ' ROBERT RAlNEY Butch 5 Summit Avenue General Concert Band 4, Marching Band JEANETTE RANKIN Jan 245 East First Street Secretarial National Honor Societyg Student Coun- cal G? ls! .Q gr Q, 'lamb' MMO' ALBERT REISCH HAI.. 29 East Third Street General Baseballg Bowling Club: MUVCLWLHQ, Concert Bandg Region l Bond T' ,1- 2.9 MARION RATZER Marion 21-il Delawanna Avenue Business Training Girls Glee Club 2 NANCY RAZEN iiNcnvv 36 Heights Road College Preparatory W,.of,f,,,, .C,, , ,f f JUDITH REMIG Judy 30 Woodward Avenue College Preparatory G.A.A. 35 Swimming Clubg Leaders Clubg Le Cercle Francais 3 lSecretary l, Vice-president l, Presidentlg History Clubg National Honor Society 35 Stu- dent Councilp Senior Representativeg Columns, Typing Staftg Student Officers Senateg Honor Guardg French National Honor Award EDITH RETTBERG Edie 220 Union Avenue College Preparatory ANTHONY REITER Tony 365 Union Avenue College Preparatory Basketball 3, Baseball 25 Proctor 25 Der Deutscher Verein .ffm Wwfz., , , :WM ' I will ,, ff M71 LXZQ MAX f mf nigger' X Xff X ff X7 f?f f ,Z Z4 ,Ay ,y qw ny ,I f Qfffofi , M ff' ,yy 44? f ' ff' My Le Cercle Francais 35 G.A.A. 35 Na- Lo Cercle Francois 3 lsecfelcft' ll, tional Honor Society Bi High-Way 2 Notionol Honor Society 3: Aooompon- lEdll'Ql'-in-Chief Juniof Classical ist, Glee 3j League, Columns, Literary Staftg Foot- lights Clubg Girls Citizenship lnstituteg P.T.S.A., Reflector FRANK REICHARDT Lefty I5 Clinton Avenue General Junior Achievement ROBERT RINALDI Ace l37 Center Street College Preparatory Cross Country s 11 Yyfnf if! 'i A Jfl t ' 7 V ' .ef WALTER RITTGER Walt 983 Valley Road General Page 59 CHRYS-ANN ROBERTSON Chris I O7 Birchwood Terrace to---'Y General x Swimming Club, Archery Club, 'r-' G.A.A. 2 'V' F V f L - I lf' 'I' ,il WILLIAM ROBINSON fl I Bill I62 Sylvan Avenue f If ,ri if A, E 'si College Preparatory gl Ili Der Deutscher Verein 3. X'q-1 DORIS ROSENTHAL Dodo 470 Piaget Avenue College Preparatory Bowling Clubg Girls Glee Club 4g Na- tional Honor Society 3, Color Guard 2, Footlights Club, Junior Red Cross, History Club, F.T.A., Knights of Pytha- goras STANLEY ROSENMERTZ Stan 24 Day Street College Preparatory Concert, Marching Band 3, National Honor Society 3, Junior Representa- tive, Knights of Pythagoras 2, Student Council - V wb? f MAUREEN ROONEY NORMAN ROSENTHAL -Q xi re Maureen 'lNOrm H-.f 40 Clinton Avenue 375 South parkway ' 'L' SeCf97UflUl College Preparatory G.A.A.f NGIIONOI HOUOVSOCISIYQSWIVU' Chess Club, History Club, Knights ot ming Club, Pyfhgggrgg Vg rlry , MARIE ANN ROSE GEORGE ROSKOS L31 Rosie George ERI 42 Belgrade Avenue 39 Ann Street if F fl' General General HV ' F,N.A. 2 lTreasurer Il, Junior Classi X 4' cal League 3, Knights ot Pythagoras 2 ' i, C Girls Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus, Iwi, ' G,A.A. 2, Swimming Club L If Ny M A I I I l ' ff 'isi s i?'l'7i'4 u ' as eere f W- I .jf y 'ff ri BARBARA ROSENKRANZ PATRICIA ROSS Barb fx ,NR KS Rossie 2I I Lincoln Avenue 'S ax 9' 'V 269 East Seventh Street College Preparatory 0' ' S General ' F,T,A, llreasurerl, G.A.,A, Student it ly!! 9 -.sa Basketball Club, Soccer Club, Golf Ofticers Senate, Ie Cercle Francais, lwbvilrzv Xt Club: VOll9Yball Clubg Softball Club! Volleyball Club, Speedball Club, Lead- 5 Speedball Club, G.A.A, 42 History ers Club, High-Way, Exchange Editor, ay- Club 2 Columns, Business Staff, History Club Page 60 I T, . XB - X tm we S n A ' 0 r , ' ,N X . - ANK ROSSI xo Frank 401 Mt. Prospect Avenue I 6 College Preparatory , Marching Band5 All-State Band5 Region 'F A X I Band . I Iii FRANK ROWENS ROSEANNE RUSSO Frank Rose ,V 181 Speer Avenue 38 Comfort Place ,, College Preparatory Secretarial 4. w- ff 1 , 4 Org ' ,, , VW Bowling Club5 Baseball ELAINE RUBISKI Elaine 41 Taylor Street General Girls Glee Club 2 MONA RITA RUDBART El Circulo Espanol5 Bowling Club 25 Swimming Club5 National Honor So- ciety 35 P.T.S.A. lCorresponding Sec- retaryl5 Oftice Assistant 25 Proctor CAROL RUTAN Carol 15 Hibben Place College Preparatory Junior Classical League 35 Der Deutscher Verein 25 History Club5 Swimming Club 25 Girls Glee Club IRWIN SACKS --More Earl 21 Ravona Street 124 H0191 Sffeel General College Preparatory prodori De, Deutscher Verein 45 His. Student Council 35 Baseball 35 Senior tory Club5 Bowling Club 25 Concert RGPYGSCUICITIVB Band 45 Junior Achievement 25 Ama- teur Radio Club lSecretaryl NICHOLAS RUSSO Crash 106 Allwood Place General Football cil5 Senior Representative5 Proctor ICO-ca ptainl5 Student Coun- vc I 5 ff zf, , fy, 91 ww , to Q -ur' f Nuff . - if ' Jovcs sr. AMOND HARVEY Runn 5 K , 5 c H H HH H QS M ai ' Q gb 150 w tSolcond sneer 91 Martin Avenue ew, ' 5 Vs' es e I College Preparatory A ' I . to I College Pfepafafoff . Junior Classical League 35 G.A.A,5 El Clrculo Espanol' Boys-Glee Club 2, rfl A A FN A 2 lPresident ll' Proctor- Girls Mlxed Chorusl Marching' Concert I A 1 I Glee Club5 Columns, Portrait Staff Band5 Track 1 Page 61 A512-QV: c ' X L '- ga .f gc 1 RONALD ST. LAURENT . 6, W ,V JOYCE SAPOCHAK l'Saint 35' fly ? F' 'S Joyce 26 Winding Way I A W, 178 Starmond Avenue General 1 xfif' V A 'C' Secretarial Reflector, Art Stott, High-Way, Art Edi- H I National Honor Society 3g Bowling tor, Columns, Art Staff A Clubg G.A.A. 35 Footlights Clubg F.S.A. g X 4 5 , , R-I X A H 1 f in 2 : A R 1 .. rl, .xg sk: , Wvllfu, Who 'C 'f?43'1'?1' S 9 i ' a -5 ,Ax NANCY SALVATORE FRANK SARTI -K 'De was . .. .. 'P' f . Q , Tiny FrCIl'1lK 1 . i - ,J - 'I' l K 198 Rowland Avenue 229 Crooks Avenue 1' on 5 YZ? Gene,-gl College Preparatory J 1 1 1 .P Girls Glee Club 35 Swimming Clubp l-6 Cefde FVUVWCCUS ' -f N , soccer Clubg Basketball Club 2, Vol- , ' 1 A leyball Clubg GAA. 4 , 'E ' w X t l ff ,X I 'JF f 1-.J , cv'-49 MARCIA SAl.VlA Marcia 15 James Street General Home Economics Club lPresidentl G.A,A. 1 fp f r fni 1 n li '1 4' 1' Q ROBERT SANDERS 3 5' I .C , Bob , ' ' . 140 Park Slope , i ,Q 1 ' hi t College Preparatory if Footlights Club ' ' ' 1 9? ' C1742-, :..Q ,-' 4 RALPH SANTILLO - sl 5 , Sandy A 27 Fordham Road S-g General Proctorg Mixed Chorus 4 Page 62 1 l r 'lt JUDITH ARLENE SASIELA Judy 339 Delawanna Avenue General Girls Glee Club 2g Baseball Clubg G.A.A.gOf1'ice Assistant NANCY SCANGARELLA Nan 84 East Seventh Street College Preparatory Mixed Chorusg Student Councilg Senior Representativeg G.A.A,5 Basketball Clubg Bowling Clubg El Circulo Espanol Bc' 13 5410-5, Q ,,, ar , oqocli 'P F kr.. New-. Ps JAMES SCARFO Jim 519 Clifton Avenue General MCVCNUQ, Concert Band 4g Mixed Chorus ROSE MARIE SCHAUDER Rosie I I Randolph Avenue Der Deutscher Verein5 Home Economics CIub5 G.A.A.5 Girls Glee Club 2 I' LN, i . i W, , I . XJ 'Sv' int' S , .YA ,gs ' f- gg X 4, mf' JW, GW X . CAROLYN SCHMITTAUER Car 28 Samuel Avenue General Der Deutscher Verein 25 History Club5 G.A.A.5 Mixed Chorus5 Girls Glee Club tv YFF3' ,Av x ROBERT SCHERAGO ..Bob.. I7 Laurel Avenue College Preparatory Marching, Concert Band 45 Region I Band 35 All-State Band 25 Footlights Club 25 Junior Red Cross5 Columns, Literary Stat? PATRICIA SCHIAVINO Pat I I7 Livingston Street General Cheerleader5 G.A.A.5 Softball Clubp Basketball Club5 Swimming Club5 Soc- cer Club5 Volleyball Club5 Bowling CIub5 Leaders Club5 Girls Glee Club 2 SUSAN SCHMIDT Sue 59 Doremus Place College Preparatory El Circulo Espanol 25 F.N.A. 25 G.A.A. 45 Archery Club 25 Swimming Club 2 . fr' Aff! M ff' 1 I 51 A' g Q Wy' I f l' . 'Y ,491 'vu ' ANITA SCHOEM Anita 7l Hazel Street College Preparatory T.T.A.5 Junior Classical League5 Girls Glee Club 3 ERIC SCHOLAR NEHG.. I 20 Henoch Avenue College Preparatory Le Cercle Francais DAVID SCHUBERT Dave 89 Fenner Avenue General Xlglfl-M illi. lb .M-,. , g g X 91 1 f Q 4 I I '- is f-its S ' X I- Egfr IG! it Q' Q95 555' WILLIAM SCHNEIDER Richard 272 Grove Street College Preparatory WU, f 5 ,,, ,f ' 'luv K' 1 'Wi 'Hu ' f lf! 1 lfmf iff, r I z 'f,',,r Og? -iid C X , RAYMOND SCHULZE Red 42 Kulik Street General El Circulo Espanol5 History Club 2 Page 63 ,W ELAINE SCIRYK if 3 I A Eee 5' P f P l33 Van Riper Avenue ll ' L E -5 General G.A.A.g Bowling Clubg Soccer Clubg A Basketball Clubg Leaders Clubg Cheer- leaderg Student Councilg Corridor 'A Guideg Softball Club ,,. l 'Dx 'br ' Q JAMES SCRITTORALE DIANE SHE'-I-HAMER Tiny Dee z, 344 Delawonna Avenue 75 Alfred Slfeel General Genefcll Corridor Guide Girls Glee Club Zi Leaders Clubg Soft- ball Club Q: Q30 1 W , AD l Page 64 WALTER SEADER Butch incoln Avenue DONALD SIME ..Don., X IQ s P agoras 2g Junio CJ' 'Sf 119- RJ 45 Cottage Lane I College Preparatory V, SGHFOI' Marching, Concert Band 4 College Preparatory tive octor Q Q on ANDREA SEMON Bunny llO East First Street General Leaders Clubg Girls Glee Club 25 G.A.A. 2 -QM Vp' Etr r ! oc? Sf' QS ix C Q ENN C xp 532-f f A ,fi E E 'Q 4-- rig Qxfr rx! , 'E CXHQ9 if 'SJ FRANK SEIDER ..r ' rf E - ' ' -'L BERNARD SIMONAJJ O rf K., ,e L 5' is Cider Bernie l X r as U V Cenfef Sfyeef FOUl1lClln Slfeel in Q General College Preparatory NF- ' Le Cercle Francaisg Junior Achieve- mentg Knights of Pythagorasg National Honor Society fm is SSW J A ,.. ,N RICHARD SEKULA 'Q' ' a Zeke 1 F, i sq' X'--VL 4 Orange Avenue fl r -Q, lx f' General ' , 5 rj R. . 'lil - I V N ily R CAROLE SISKO Carole 26 Fairmount Avenue Secretarial Basketball Clubf Volleyball Clubg Lead- ers Clubg Cheerleaderg Home Econom- ics Club lSecretarylg G.A.A.g Soccer Club X . RAYMOND SITAR Raymond 20 East Russell Street General U nm., N X ., it 'Ni fh 'Q -nv W1 ,Q , .- . 1 wr N inf' 6 . y . 7 l I JAMES SKRINE Jim 177 Lincoln Avenue General Marching Band 2, Junior Achievement 2 we li , ! ' 1 N X if Nd. +, t li J ARLENE SIVER HR.. 155 Van Riper Avenue College Preparatory G.A.A., Softball Club, Basketball Club, Swimming Club, Soccer Club, Volley- ball Club, Bowling Club, Leaders Club, Girls Glee Club 2, Student Council, Junior Representative, Archery Club MARY ANN SKLEPKO Pixie I8 De Graw Avenue General Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, G.A.A., Bowling Club, El Circulo Es- panol lPresidentl, Senior Representa- tive, Home Economics Club, Corridor Guide, Hisory Club HAROLD SKOGLUND Skogy 92 West First Street General ln ' I r '5 E0 A 'X all IAXVJ A .5 J I Q 1 X, MARYAN SMAGULA Maryan 35 Martin Avenue Secretarial National Honor Society 3, G.A.A. 4, F.S.A., Swimming Club 3, l.e Cercle Francais 2 CAROL SMITH 39 Pinobscot Street Secretarial HENRY SMITH Henry 5l Heights Road College Preparatory Le Cercle Francais 3, Knights of Pytha- goras 2, History Club, Proctor 16 -i sv 'iff JANET SLEZSAK Jan 53 Frances Street Secretarial Girls Glee Club, Archery Club, Bowl- ing Club, Swimming Club, G.A.A. fffw, , f ,r m we - HK q,..,.,-r ROBERT SMITH Smitty 52 Park Slope General Football, Gridiron Club, Proctor 2, Student Council Page 65 Softball HAZEL SNUDDEN Snookie 6l9 Crooks Avenue General Club 4, Basketball o.A.A. 2, Volleyball Club 4, Girls Glee Club lar, A ff .1 as ,, Q , fl Club 4- JUEINE SPEER Y Juney a ff l24 Maplewood Avenue r E , ' It s' , 'Q College Preparatory ,J i . f ' ' ,, 'rls Glee Club 2g Mixed Chorusg if , 0 I' I . fA. 2, Junior Classical League 2 , .Xp , ,iw -fly, 1 'Jjv jf 'ii .' fs Hill- ' fly' f . ff GERDA SPRECKELSEN Gerda Q' l5 Trimble Avenue A 4.5 College Preparatory G.A,A.g Girls Glee Club 2g Der ! Deutscher Verein 2 f l f , X MARYANN STAGEN Mimi '-1 616 Valley Road , College Preparatory 'Af Le Cercle Francais 4 lVice-president llg G.A.A, 2g F.T.A, 2, National Honor Society, Girls Glee Club K X l PENELOPE STAMLER Penny lo Lincoln Place 'TT' General Horne Economics Club 2g National Honor Society, Student Secretary, G.A,A,g Girls Glee Club Page 66 Ilia X' li' flaw' ' f fl JONATHAN STEPHENS Jack 436 Lexington Avenue College Preparatory Baseball, Basketballg Marching Band 2 MICHAEL STERANCSAK Mickey 70 Cutler Street General Marching Band 4g Concert Band 2 PAUL STEVENS Steve 47 Hemlock Street General Football Ag Gridiron Clubg Marching Band 2 li - 1 'F-rx ,- JACK STANLEY Jack 89 Athenia Avenue General History Club, Track 1 :7 5 n s Vg 1 .ru ' , 1.- ' , ll xx- 4 - v A.1 , I Q II , N -, r h. h 'gn I . I 'S 7. 'F' ' X - -. -. .3 1 . , ,. .-, v .Q .D . .v .,- - - L 3 JACQUELINE STICH Jackie 36 Gould Terrace Secretarial MARILYN STIDL Marilyn I355 Broad Street Secretarial Girls Glee Club 2 I 4' rwwfcf fifW'z , f 4? MARJORIE ANN SULLIVAN Marge 398V2 Highland Avenue Secretarial G.A.A. 25 Girls Glee Clubp El Circulo Espanol PETER SUPKO Pete 384 Washington Avenue College Preparatory Marching, Concert Bandg Cartoon Clubg Der Deutscher Verein JEAN SURGENT irjeonu IO74 Van Houten Avenue College Preparatory owing b EI Circulo Espano s I in C b Softba u I' l 5 i li if1 Club 2, Mixed chorus, Sw' g IU 5 II CI by . .A.2 Q51 JOHN SWEET Sweet 213 Edison Street College Preparatory Concert, Marching Bandg Corridor Guideg Knights of Pythagoras wx 'wvx 'iq'-V' , ff f wif? t 3 f , 5 IK 7 Zpgqgy 10' 17 MARY BETH SZABO Mary Beth 34 Holden Street General F.N.A. 2, G.A.A. 25 Bowling Clubg Soc- cer Clubg Home Economics Clubg Swim- ming Clubg Mixed Chorusg Girls Glee Club 2 JOHN TABAKA Bud 72 Hadley Avenue General BENJAMIN TATTERSALL Ben I IO Linden Avenue General , , ALBIN SWIATEK Butch 56 Trimble Avenue General Bowling Clubg Concert, Marching Band 3 -mn L ' -'wtf --ni' 'iq 'UN N-Q' DAVID TAYLOR Dave I I5 Stanley Street General Boys Glee Clubg Mixed Chorus Page 67 if , 1 1 f V l , I l' V' ,Q QV f, sry fav' ALBERT TENCZA 1 I AIU yur h H 42 369 Lakeview Avenue 'V 4 T College Preparatory f W .V , TV' 1, V J 'A A , 0 l is X L f fan ' ' , ' 1v'!7j1H3ff,51i,L -S lf? V' , 33351 9 1??' I 5 vi . os sa A 2? l 7 r i r I ,f ' 1 P i 14W f x xx, 1 . ROBERT TERPSTRA Bob l33 East Sixth Street College Preparatory Bowling Club PATRICIA TERRIBILE Pat 2l 3 East Eighth Street College Preparatory National Honor Society 3g Mixed Chorusg G.A.A, 3g Bowling Clubg Girls Glee Clubg El Circulo Espanol BARBARA TIEDEMANN Boots 'f ll5 Cresthill Avenue It LL . College Preparatory I Concert, Marching Band 3g G.A.A. 3g Lejagefs Elub, Archery Clubg Swim- ng lp 12, Basketball Club 2, Soft- ,7 Lhldll 35 Der Deutscher Verein 2 ri ' ill U U i iii ll! I Y . I ix J I., 1' 'l I Y 4 ' I , 1 LM' ,J N YJ ,gd lL L Uvil' 1 ll ll- A if A I if ll Xllluh ,slid lJllJVstvQ'fL, ' ii, ' J If T X J 'fr ' y I l 1 l l I J l i ll X! THOMAS HEFENBACHER A ,L TiFfy , 7 Peru Road 1 College Preparatory V Football 4g Boys Glee Club lg Mixed Chorus if Track lg Der Deutscher Verein 2g Gridiron Club lg PrOClOr 2 Page 68 H Q A V up ' r. OLIVER TISDALE ELIZABETH TOM Liz I33 East Eighth Street General Der Deutscher Verein 35 F.T.A. l ..-I-iz., 72 Dumont Avenue General Footballg Student Council 6 ri ii lb Jbo V XM, 3 S C fl ,-,gb ,qfxl 1' 3' J ' BARBARA TOWNES Barb - 3 44-D Addison Place 6:5 General Home Economics Clubg G.A.A. 3g U!-J., Swimming Club 25 Bowling Club 2- Of- ,L fice Assistant I W PETER TRITAK Pete ll2 West Third Street General QM 4?- AMELIA TROJAN Mickey 587 Clifton Avenue Secretarial .G.A.A.g History Club A X it M ' 4 47414- '-1 fkwvi' 7. . VALERIE TRUEMAN Val 89 Maple Hill Road Secretarial Le Cercle Francais 2, G.A.A. 3g Bas- ketball Clubg Softball Clubg Girls Glee ClUl-7 2: Soccer Clubg Leaders Club 1? Cf c , llc. X. as 553 gs, 'wr GAIL UNGEMAH Gail ll Warren Street College Preparatory F.T.A.g G.A.A.g Volleyball Clubg Lead- ers Clubf Basketball Clubf Swimming Clubg Girls Glee Clubg Mixed Chorusg El Circulo Espanolg Columns, Co-Editor- in-chiefg Bowling Club, Reflector, Stu- dent Officers Senate if 'QT J 4 4 -. r t th, 1 R J fi ff CYNTHIA TSOUCALAS Cini 436 Lexington Avenue General Cheerleader 3g Softball Club 35 Volley- ball Club 2g Archery Clubg Soccer Clubg Swimming Clubg G.A.A.g Basket- ball Clubg Bowling Club 2g Honor Guardg Corridor Guide JOHN TUROW Jake 33 Frances Street College Preparatory Knights of Pythagoras 2 MARILYN ANN TUZZOLINO Tuzz 380 Union Avenue General G.A.A. 4, Volleyball Club 25 Softball Club, Basketball Clubg High-Way, Soc- cer Clubg Leaders Clubg Archery Clubg Le Cercle Francais 2g Student Council 3 fm , , , ,f --c.- gf 'W ,f DIANA VAN BEVEREN Dee 352 Clifton Avenue General Junior Red Crossg El Circulo Espanolg F.N.A. LORRAINE VANCA Lor 128 West Third Street General G.A.A.g Cheerleader 25 Junior Repre sentativeg Bowling Clubg Archery Club Swimming Clubg Girls Glee Club RICHARD VANDENBROUCK Dick 434 Lexington Avenue General bv 1 MARY GRACE VAIL Mer llO Nelson Street College Preparatory G.A.A.g F.T,A. 2g Student Council 2 lRecording Secretary ll, Junior Classi- cal Leagueg Junior Red Cross, Debating Club, History Clubg Girls Glee Club W y '27 w V J . .. W J ,cr f ' 'W 5 D we JANET VANDENBURG Jan 47-A Brighton Road College Preparatory Girls Glee Clubg History Clubg El Cir- culo Espanolg Student Councilg Leaders Clubg Soccer Clubg Softball Clubg Speedball Clubg Volleyball Clubg G.A.A. 35 F.T,A.g National Honor So- ciety 3 Page 69 BRUCE VAN DER VLIET Moose A Q l86 Ackerman Avenue 'A T General X-I i' ' 0 r ' ' - ,C K MONA JOAN VANDER WIELE ' -J 7 Mona ! ' l78 Harding Avenue General G.A.A. 25 Girls Glee Club 14,- s ,N . RUTH VAN DONGEN Ruthie 3O Viola Avenue .!.,,,, Secretarial Sf G.A.A.g Student Council, Bowling Club , z, 5 BEVERLY VAN EMBURGH lil Garrabrant Road Secretarial Junior Achievement 2g El Circulo Es- panol 3:3 'L ELIZABETH VAN HOUTEN Betty 277 Madison Avenue V'-f College Preparatory F.T,A.j El Circulo Espanolg Girls Glee Club Page 70 4 V..,a-.., g, ez? fi v WAYQQ K i if t Q' 4291, ge 1 N .., X ,, ,Q ffl' fs I gvywttf' 3,15 , .H K V. wi - . KF' . , rx . .SP- 'frli f 1-5 1' e . .',rU'ffl -,- nf. grftf? : 1-15, 1,5 Q, , 4 . ' 1 1- f . I Qi'-Q ,. ' , 11- . JF 5515, Wfrflf 'ffl s Yi-rs 3 '-sig fm' lg 11:5 , H , '.'.fill-Mat' af- , .sf islfi,-1, 1 A fi .m. ' ' !.'--' RUSSELL VAN SPLINTER 6 Grant Avenue College Preparatory Track 25 Football 2 ROLAND VAN WINKLE ..Rip,. 337 Washington Avenue General Concert Band 3 JAMES VENTANTONIO Jim 240 Livingston Street College Preparatory Knights of Pythagoras 25 Footlights Clubg Senior Representativeg Vice- President, Senior Class ,pil nfngwx . Q K Noi 4 . i HOWARD VAN LENTEN Howie 15 Athenia Avenue College Preparatory F.T.A,g National Honor Society, l.e Cercle Francais 35 Knights of Pytha- goras 2g Columns, Literary Staff, P.T.S.A.g History Club E4 Q. 1' if-' 5? if FRANK VERBINSKI Frank 24 Prescott Avenue College Preparatory REGINA VIDA ELEANOR WALLS Jeanie A Ellie 22 Cristie Avenue xi 56 Fenner Avenue GGFIGFGI V A General G.A.A. 25 A.V.A.5 Softball Club5 His- 'F' G.A.A.5 Footlights Club5 Swimming IOVY Club: Soccer Club5 Bowling Club 2 I , Club5 History Club5 Archery Club5 Girls Glee Club5 Leaders Club lSecretaryl I I' G? VALERIE VUONCINO LINDA LEE WARD Valerie Lee v 43 Randolph Avenue l5I Rutherford Boulevard if Secretarial General Girls Glee Club: G.A.A. 2 Footlights Club5 F.N.A. lSecretary, A Treasurerl5 Senior Representative5 Girls Glee Club 25 G.A.A.5 History Club5 Softball Club L . ,L ft' I ffyA!NI4 ELSIE WAITT CHET WARGASKI ' U 'Q 'Lf Ann HP4ohey Qifii iizw' Sli H A rv MIQjLI'l 8-A Bruan Place I3 Village Road pf Lv, Ly U General General ii CPMNGIQ ette 25 Bowling Club 25 F.N.A. 25 Football iv' 51 ' If LI' 5 ,G.A. .35 Junior Red Cross5 Girls Glee , My it ll Club 3, Softball club, corridor Guide 1 xt , . ' ,VL M -' 5 A 4 LU JI' 'TIJ U 'A i L ' L. fj 4f Q 'W 2 A RUTH WALLENBURG 48 Central Avenue Business Training Swimming Club 25 Archery Club5 G.A.A, 35 Bowling Club5 Volleyball 2 JI' ll, ff ff' I if Oi, MARION WALKER Peenie 841 Lexington Avenue General Maiorettes5 Softball5 Girls Glee Club K- -im- xl Ili A E3 5 if 398. M' , ET' J V A I 'i . A? -as f .gi-lr 5 ARLENE WARREN 5 .I Arlene Q I05 Friar Lane ' 4 It Secretarial I if G.A.A. 4 5 R , L 0 .f i' fix W, A ' .- - ' K X, ' Q of 5 V335 .C I Q '73 ANDY WASOWSKI fi IM, X Whitey Xi , .--ff I43 Edison Street College Preparatory Track Team5 Cartoon Club5 High-Way Page 7I JOAN WDOWIAK Yonk 50 Merselis Avenue General Der Deutscher Verein 2 il if 377' Co- N , . MARY ANN WEALE Little One l l l West Second Street General G.A.A. 2, Bowling Clubg Home Eco- nomics Club 25 Corridor Guideg His- tory Club ERNEST J. WEBER Ernie 581 Valley Road College Preparatory Footlights Club 25 Football 25 Senior Representative ALLAN WERNAU Allan Junior, Q CHARLES WESTRA Wes 162 West Second Street General WALTER WHITMAN Terry 502 Clifton Avenue College Preparatory KENNETH WIEBE Wiebenine DOROTHYANN WESTHOVEN Dottie 665 Van Houten Avenue General Swimming Clubg Girls Glee Club 4 'tj' ! '64 w--v, --.. WU 97 Madison Avenue College Preparatory Baseball, Basketball 6 Mandeville Avenue General s,pv E- META wemen 5' 1 5' A ALois wicou Mew V V L. Areas ' H22 Broad Street ' -' H ., J 25 Foil l-llll Road College Preparatory ' ,l General G.A.A. 3g Bowling Club 3, .Soceer .11 in , 1, Recording Club 35 Junior Achievement Clubg Volleyball Club 2g Swimming f '.l'-Q, 'T A. 2 lRahway High Schgoll Club, Basketball Club, Leaders Club Wx till.:-:'.j.i. 'I Page 72 V A' lf LOIS WIKLUND Wiki 25 Clit? Hill Road College Preparatory G AA 3 Le Cercle Francais 3 . . . I i icon. cert, Marching Band5 Swimming Club5 Softball Club wf,Jfl .25 5 l f ' 1 WW W5 2 EILEEN WINDISCH nl.. 158 Luddington Avenue General Der Deutscher Verein 45 Girls Glee Club 35 F.N.A. 25 History Club Y fp. Myfwf aff W W .fu , 5531 - r W ,111 gm ,Bmpr ff . - qi I , r X 5 , L 2' CAROL WITTIG Schatzie 22 Elema Place General Der Deutscher Verein 25 Swimming Club5 G.A.A, 45 Soccer Club5 History CIub5 Softball Club5 Junior Red Cross ANITA WINKLER Tink 350 Union Avenue ' College Preparatory F.T.A. 3 lSecretary 215 G.A.A. 35 Cor- ridor Guide5 Der Deutscher Verein 45 National Honor Society 25 Student Of- ficers Senate5 Swimming Club5 Girls Glee Club 3 ROBERT WINTERS Whitey I7 Helen Place General Bowling 3 ROBERT C. WOLL Bob 38 Holden Street General ALBERT WOSNITZER Snitz 20 Harrington Road College Preparatory LORRAINE WURST Larry 249 Ackerman Avenue Secretarial Le Cercle Francais 25 Archery Club5 G.A.A. 45 Maiorettes lg ywx gjfyw-fJ-3.0 xsXS2,.c '39 GERALDINE WOJCIK Gerry 218 Second Street College Preparatory G.A.A. 35 F.T.A.5 Swimming CIub5 Ma- iorette lSergeantl5 Girls Glee Club 2 5, 'E' l X A X 2 JOANNE YANKO HJC.. ll Madison Avenue Business Training G.A.A. 3 Page 73 V fig! f ' L -Q JEAN-ANN YUBCHANIK A ATEN , Joan 5, 148 Orono Street A ws,-5, General ,V G.A.A. 35 Swimming Club5 Girls Glee 'A Club A ' vw Ji fi 5' ANDREW YuHAs '- ,,4 Buzzy ,. IM' PU! '17 f I ' 'T' V' 1 ,a Page 55' 'N MYRON ZALOM Myron 1450 Main Avenue College Preparatory Baseball 74 54 Yearance Avenue College Preparatory Student Council5 Basketball 2 BARBARA YUNKER Bobbi 981 Valley Road General Economics5 Corridor Home G.A.A.5 History Club DORIS ZAJAC Guide5 E' xi 'Q' ,pin Q' GERALDINE ZANUSSOE Gerry 270 Washington Avenue General Girls Glee Club 25 History Club GLORIA ZARECKI GIor 52 Marrion Street General Swimming Club5 Girls Glee Club 2 ALICE ZARZECKI BARBARA ZANETTI Barb 129 Elmwood Drive General Columns, Art Staff5 Junior Red Cross5 Girls Glee Club5 Leaders Club5 G.A.A.5 Speedball CIub5 Volleyball CIub5 Bowl- ing Club5 Archery Club5 Swimming Club5 Basketball Club5 Softball Club 'Y 'hu TW5 il 5 1 0 1 , E XY --Deen Alice 29 Gilben place 14 Loretta Street Genefgl Secretarial G,A.A. 3, Swimming Club Qi volley. EI Circulo EspanoI5 Leaders Club ball Club 25 Softball Club5 Girls Glee tx Club5 Basketball Club ,-J 7 - fx . .,- ,bn Q- I if , in of A ix 1 il ' - 7 'N - GERALD ZELENKA N, N, A Gerald -ff :gig-H W I 8 Anton Street J 5, , College Preparatory , N' Track5 Der Deutscher Verein 25 His J- tory CIub5 Knights of Pythagoras 2 itil? ct till- A - bi wg. L,-smiling . .' 5-' ,.. jm1 1u 'H I '. I trivia will-I Exit? ROBERT ZIBYOCK nzib.. 96 Center Street General A.V.A. 5 5 may f f l fff -Q.. 5 I , 'Y -.Q ! 5 img, l 5 ,l ROBERTA ZIEMBA Bobbi Xl I44 Piaget Avenue General G.A.A. 35 Basketball Club 2 Softball Club 25 Bowling Club 35 Soccer Club -' l 35 Volleyball Club 25 Speedball Club JM , eaders Club 3 CHARLES ZIESING JUDITH ZOELLER Chuck Judy 8 Bobbink Court 2l Chelsea Road General Secretarial Swimming Club5 History Club5 Mixed Chorus JAMES ROBERTSON lO7 Birchwood Terrace College Preparatory Cross Country5 Track5 Junior Representative5 Boys' State ww enum? ,if ,Af 74,026 ERNEST CSASZAR Ernie 115 lake Avenue General , n 1z x.n n :gn' :.'v ::g4 x u.r 1 : ,,,,,,,, f' I f Y f f , f F ,X Million Dollar Smile Most Popular JOAN MAGNOLI CHIPPY LUCHETTI NICK RUSSO BILL BAUMAN Boy Pals LEROY COLLINS- RICHIE PASSAFIUME RALPH SANTILLO -- ROBERT SMITH - 'L rw., v- ii, , 4 I f f f ., I X Girl Pals I GERALDINE PASSETTI I VALERIE TRUMAN Beg' Dressed CICISS CIOWITS PATRICIA SCHIAVINO ROBERT NIGHTINGALE ALAN DYLESKI DOT MOL in 4 ,I ' ' 'iii offFT '! E, PM TX- ,. Most Athletic ROGER FARDIN GLORIA LUTZ all of Fame Mr. and Miss Congenialily MARY GRACE VAIL MIKE NOVACK ,f-4 s 'r 'UI my 5.1 is 4 IM Most Likely lo Succeed CARL KLOTZ ADRIENNE HAROUTUNIAN QE? Class Flirfs GRACE LISBONA DICK MORAN Class Politicians LEAH BLACKMAN WILLIAM GAVITT 2 Most Talenled GLORIA MALITSCH DICK FRIEND Best Looking FRANNIE FALLAVOLLITA JACK KIEVIT Class Workers EUGENE DE LORENZO MARY ANN CANDON Class Dreamers VINNIE CIOLINO ERNIE KOCSIS Besf Dancers JACK MALONE CINDY TSOUCALAS Class Bookworms RICHARD FREUND DEAN DEL FAVERO farm E WA ifffifiiw Over the Threshold . . . he doors of the past are closed and locked behind us, never to re-open, For a moment, however, we pause on the threshold of the future to recall the wonderful times of our high school years. Recollections crowd in' of fun-filled, care-free hours spent with our acquaintances, of long, tedious, but mean- ingful hours spent in study and in classrooms, and finally of those most impressive moments spent marching to the tune of Pomp and Circumstancef' The freshmen of i953 walked through the first door of high school when they entered the doors of the High School Annex. Here was spent a year filled with anxiety and apprehension. Many obstacles were to be overcome -growing up, new acquaintances, new subiects, and a variety of special events. We felt like mass safe-crackers at times as we enthusi- astically opened our new-fangled combination locks to get the books that gave us our first smattering of for- eign languages, algebra, typing, and science. And who can forget the talent show, that tiip to the ballet in New York, the Annex's girls' victory over the Senior High soft- ball team, and Jackie Moyer's being named the Posture Queen ? The next doors we approached, those of that mighty fortress of learning, the Senior High School, welcomed us as sophomores. Perhaps the welcome was a little strange at times as we sought non-existant elevators to which seniors had sold us passes, or as we wandered dazedly through a maze of stairways, halls, and rooms. Neverthe- less, we began to have a realization of class solidarity as Miss Doris Connelly, Miss Gladys Akillian, Mr. Francis Hopkins, Mr. Charles Jackson, and Miss Mary Richardson were appointed our class sponsors. P 78 Saying goof!-liye to olfl lnenfls at the age CCJFVlfUGflVE'fTlGl'll Dance n ' a The Line-Up forthe Annex Talent Show. ln May the class politicians came into their own as they excitedly campaigned for election of iunior officers. After a vigorous campaign, we elected Bill Baumann as presi- dent, Al Giannone, vice-president, Harriet Jezierski, sec- retary, and Mike Albanese, treasurer. lt was with a sense of belonging that we walked up the front steps and opened the doors to still another year at Clifton High School. Despite somewhat crowded condi- tions-and music-filled lunch periods-we managed to make more friends and learn our lessons too. We remember that snowy week-end when we partici- pated in the first Educational Jubilee at Woodrow Wilson Junior High School, Then, suddenly, everyone was on his very best behavior and looking his neatest, as C.H.S. wel- comed the Evaluation Committee. How pleased we were to learn that the school was given an excellent rating, and that students, teachers, and officials were highly praised for their efforts. fveryonos flnni ing the Barnyard Bounce. Histor of the Class of '5 . i .,r -4' . ft- 4 P4 22' . . 2 eq -255714 :si- ff 'es -Wt 3- 1 :1 , v ix :act X,51:ffa5T :mx-.' S Q- YW ,L ,Q ,FS it .. -. ,lp 'f ' 4.-.-- .W .. .,, i . rw .- ,fl A v ' i't.'t . .,, ,-. Q N r , ' fu it lt 1 ,ip B L .,f t' A 5' t' A l Susan Payne and Diane Harlak work to transform the gym into a ballroom. Behind the elegant doors of the Wayne Country Club, amid the rustle ot frilly gowns and the black tuxedoes, many of us danced to the music of Jimmy Grimes and his orchestra at the Junior Prom, Serenade in Blue. The mad, crazy, fabulous Flapper Fling, with a Roaring Twenties floor show presented by talented members of the Junior class, was an overwhelming success. For many iunior girls the thrill of being chosen to serve in the Guard of Honor on Commencement Night was one of the most looked-for happenings of the entire year. Finally, as the DeLiters' rhythmic music made the Senior Commencement Dance a memorable event, we realized that in another year another iunior class would sponsor a Commencement Dance for us, the graduating class of l957. As we, the Seniors, stepped through the portals of C.H.S. to begin our last year, we realized that our time to stay was short. Yet this time has been crowded with many memories. i Arranging authentic decorations forthe Barnyard Bounce. We shall always picture Bill Bauman, our president, holding open the door to the senior representative meet- ing for Jim Ventantonioy vice-president, Harriet Jezierski, secretary, and Marcia Menegus, treasurer. At the Football Victory Dances, our Valley Conference Championship football players demonstrated that their dancing ability was on a par with their footwork on the football field. We found jail or marriage at the Barnyard Bounce, the only way to catch one's breath, during a strenuous eve- ning of Salute your partner and Do-si-do. Dining and dancing to the music of Bob Manzo Combo made the Senior Banquet, held at the Alexander Hamilton Hotel in February, an evening to remember. We missed our principal, Dr. Hanna, but a telegram, read to us by Mr. Jugel, assured us she was on the road to recovery from her recent operation. In May, dancing to fox-trots and cha-cha-chas, under the domed ceiling of the Essex House ballroom marked the last formal event, the Senior Prom, that our graduating class would sponsor. At the traditional Commencement Dance, presented by the Junior class in June, we said fare- well to our classmates and hailed those who would take our places as seniors in the fall. Proudly wearing caps and gowns, we walked through the door of Clifton High School for the last time. Before the watchful eyes of parents, teachers, and friends, we entered the stadium to complete the course we had begun four years ago. We know that we can no longer enter the doors of C.H.S. in the same way that we did in the past. The doors have closed firmly, to be re-opened to others, crowding close behind and eager to take our places. Yet, memories, realizations, knowledge, friendships gained during four wonderful years, can never be shut away from us. This part of Clifton High School is forever ours. lf' Kwan .GV Q. . .. . 5 .-.ww S' .,,Q..-A 1 N g 'i'i BW-re. T ii The Honor Guard receive their wands from Mrs. Angus. Page 79 WMM X , 'J 'WH ki V fl' X X W1 My ff ,WW W , W M ,, W X jf! ' ff ,VV w 0 Mmxqmw M ,V I fn , ' nw,- WW ff mm W W0 VM, mm f,, Mpff fw, W ye! W W 'Mn H W J ,om ' Wg, LLM: H2131 ff, ,ff ,wg ECTS CYS -nw, ...nl Ernie Kocsis, Franlc Campione, Pere La Carre, Dave Bosson Gnd Arlene Siver PlWlll5 MC'dl5O ' feUeUle5 Bill Bauman. Where did rney learn Italian dofhe Cl1C1rlesfOn llie BIUGS SWQQV Lyrics? VVillis Keller, Graee Lisbona, Marilyn Tuzzolino, Ron Pascrell- The l?elresl1menlCorni'niiree Smiles reign ar the Grand Finale Time auf lor ears and lalk -v..ln..r-vi in 7' - 1.-ay: .1 1 A We A Gab EQ? ff BMIIIIIEI 5555 fn ',, Lfy ,, x I , 4' iq if 'Ln ,fd 5 if 5. ,,,. , ,,,, , L, A I Q N s .N ,. QM ns W Vu e 4' . 1 -s. , 4- 1 iswss: glass YOFEGC TODAY, JUNE 22, l987, you ore ottending the opening ceremonies of the lorgest building in the world, the Mile-l-ligh Omce Building, locdted in Clifton, New Jersey. This extroordinory structure wos designed by Pollock ond Jondorg, orchitects, ond built by the Ponold Corogios Construction Com- pony. Close by you, ore T,V. reporters, Joel Arono- witz ond Gerold Fredericks, describing the memo- roble event to gudiences oround the world, however, becouse of temporory mechonicol difhculty, techni- cion Robert Scherogo is colled for immediote repoir service. After gdmiring the colorful scenery grrgnged by the Grilli Londscoping Cornpony, you enter this gigontic building through the outomgtic doors oper- oted by on electronic eye monufoctured by Blick- silver ond Beyersdorfer, lnc. There ore mgsses of people, ond there is profound confusion in the moin lobby. You force your woy through o crowd to see renowned gossip columnist Phyllis Quinlon inter- viewing multi-millionoire Steve Epstein, fTnoncier of this monstrous proiect, who counts his pennies with o steom shovel. As you wolk to ioin the guided tour group of the building, you view mony colorful theotricol posters odvertising Broodwc1y's lotest smctsh hit: So You Wont to Mount o Horse! written by Noncy Prescott, ond stgrring Judi l-lonnomon ond Doris Posenthol. At the shop operoted by Pichord Freund ond Deon Del Fovero, you stop to buy o souvenir booklet describing the building. There seems to be some confusion ond excite- ment ot the end of the corridor. You decide to in- vestigote the situotion. A mon hos been murdered ond there isn't on gvoiloble clue, but F.B.l. mon Oliver Tisdgle will solve the cose. Meonwhile the body is being removed to Grobowski's Morgue. You orrive ot the designoted offlce to begin the tour of this imposing edifice. The fTrst phgse of your odventure is being tronsported to the upper floors in on elevotor operoted by Cgrl Klotz. The offlces of these fTrst hundred floors gre occupied by such world fomous professionol people ds: A. Chop, l-l. Kloimon, l-l. Von Lenten, ond Sons, ottorneys, who ore now engoged in o dispute concerning whose ngme is to ctppeor fTrst, here olso in the directory listing ore: Dentists Ferment, Kreitmctn, ond Rosen- mertz, Public Accountonts Victor Morchoni ond Stephen Mojersok, Pothologist Corol Keon, ond Chemist Don Echcxrdt, who incidentolly in the course of experiments hos blown up his sixth loborotory, prominent New York speciolist, Dr. Mortin John, is perfecting his new mirctcle serum from Hydroniums which he is corefully growing in little pots in the medicgl lgborotories on the fTve hundred ond thirty- third fToor. You will olso fTnd doncing instructor Buzzy Yuhos inventing o sensotionol modern donce to occom- pctny Adrienne l-loroutunion's ond Leoh Blockmon's lotest l?ock'n'l?oll tune. You gre dmozed to see o foreign outornobile ogency on the three hundredth floor. As you look through the gloss doors, you view sport-cor enthu- sigstAlctn Mgnn selecting his lotest model, whose non- toke-of7t tires were designed by Nick Russo. ln gnother ogency Ken Bright hos iust completed the sole of the fTrst spgce ship to politicion Will Govitt who is plonning compoign speeches on Mors. You olso notice Noncy Scgngorello emerging from the Fronz Menne Pet Shop, ofter hoving pur- chosed ct swon. Corol Meneghin is seen running ond screoming from Mike Molk's Foot Weor Shop, where he wos trying to squeeze her foot into o shoe four sizes too smoll. The omce of the Moron-Novock Yocht Bgsin ond Woter Ski School is being visited by the Novy's most fomous odmirol, Jgmes Ventontonio. Another oflflce displgy feotures moster coke-icer Dennis Betzo, odvertising le Roy Collins's choin of restouronts in o gloss enclosure. You flnd cover girls Mgrion Wglker ond Joon Wdowiok owoiting interviews ot the Lovely Modeling Agency heoded by Roger Fordin. You glonce ot your wotch to Und thot the time for ending your fgntostic doy is neoring, for it is neorly 5 P.M. So, you go up to the roof ond seot yourself comfortgbly in o l-lorwood designed let, while oirline stewordess Peggy Boker honds you your chewing gum. Fosten your seot belts! You ore off on your speedy woy home to the swgying pglms of the South Pole. Page 83 Ernst ill auth Ivntamvnt e, the Senior Class of June l957, ipso facto having control over our involuntary senses, and sine die in memoriam of all who have gone before us, do devise, leave, and bequeath to the following for- tunate individuals these obiects of general and universal interest for the summun bonum of the recipients. First, the graduating class of June i957 desires to grant one magic wish at the deep well of our sincere appreciation to all re- sponsible for opening so graciously the enchanted doors of knowledge. Secondly, we bequeath elastic halls for bulging crowds, home rooms with less than 35 students, the secret, scientific facts developed in chem and physics labs, a brand new elevator and, oh yes, the best years of our life. Thirdly, we bestow the following specified articles upon those herein named: To Miss Smith, a year's supply of Salada Tea, To Mrs. Gardner, a hoe, To Mr. Hopkins, plaid shoe laces for his white bucks, To Mr. Surgent, our appreciation for his school spirit, To Miss Helms, a cover for her book of experiences, To Miss Kerwin, a book about How Many Get That? , To our Junior and Senior class sponsors, our gratitude for their fine work, To Miss McLain, a tool box for Mortimer, To Mrs. Salerno, a personal problems clinic, To Coach Vandercloster, a homeroom of Dave Bossons, To Mr. Struyk, a fresh supply of little fishes from the Passaic River, To all future Junior classes, an annual Flapper Fling, To the Proctors, bodyguards, To a Junior with a crewcut, an appointment with Jim Ventantonio for a lesson on How to Let Your Hair Grow without being Arrested as a Vagrant , To a tax collector, Ronny Diener's ability to collect class dues from tight-wad seniors, To someone with Audrey Kling's ability to blush, a generous supply of pancake flour, To some rigid sophomore, Buzzy Yuhas's bouncing walk, To the stadium, foam rubber cushions for the benches, To all math, chem, and physics classes, more horse sense to do some stable thinking, To all sophomore girls, the traditional capezio anklestrap shoes, To an underdeveloped male iunior, Harold Rachesky's red T-shirt, To a sophomore girl who owns a kilt, Mike Novack's Canadian tammy, To a pair of knee stockings, Beverly Crudell's and Phyllis Quinlan's lace garters to adorn the tops, To a cold snowman, John Gras's silk scarf and hat, To a card shark, Mike Molk's royal flush, To a staunch Republican, Will Gavitt's speeches, To a rope maker, Gail Ungemah's ponytail, To Lawrence Welk, Jean Surgent's champagne socks, To a Charles Atlas advertisement, Bob Lorentis's and Earl 5ac'ks's muscles, To haunt C.H.S., the spirit of school spirit, To Max Factor, Lois Gede's home room beauty kit, To Revlon, Sue Bernstein's nails, To a Mad Hatter, Dick Moran's hat, To any remaining Pilgrims, an invitation to one of C.H.S.'s Annual Thanksgiving Dinners, To Silas Marner, Myron Zalom's crumpled five and ten dollar bills, To a future mason, George Boggio's ability to build a garage, To future Christmas assemblies, Dick Friend's and Chick Grilli's ren- dition of Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer , In conclusion, we, the undersigned, do hereby sign to this docu- ment of dubious value our footprints andfor thumbprints. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 'J'-, A I 1 I-' n il , x, Q 'iw N S X X x E X ff If! f f 1 V X , .X 'P' L..-1' -fl, .-,sg -,, M- ,gn- The down of onofher day, .ff- ,rf l Mrs. Cheesmon supervfses occuporfonol fesis in Home Room 278. V 2 E If I 1 w W Vi ig- Lofefro ond Lorrcme Ccrone sxmpffx' 'Pe X how-comb Hg r 'Lol Y' 'QI 4 2 9 9 '2..,,i , , , MY... I ,Hz .l il-4 fd in 'F ---W. .. , W IM-+fl.uu1.hl!fn I gm wH ! vxplmn H1190 len rw 1 ffuf- '.1 flmilvlf'-X In fXf1l. HODMIIS. ,- A img Mod Che mfvslgx VV!!! G . Fm!! ,D UWM, Cor! BON efrgsek dmeff, f Qqgegvse J? Q Q ,Q ,Q 2 I rvgqlefzg 'Qing lf, V l',:zvWZ71!2l4f,f ,M iff? V5 V ., 44 Wadi?--lcff Z V W., 141194 .Al '4mQiggQQ3j,Q't' ffl Jw! .J Cori Bondmell le ,.., Mg offs lhe Flog Solufe IH Home Room 201. , I? Q If-A , '12 e I I ' fr' X ,. X V -. x I A .- Mr. Mullen checks ofrendonce records, y Q, xl f ll , l'Q'-hvA,v ,-. fn rn 1: Dr. Dundee pomls our o broclcel fungus in biology. . Liwkl 2 THE BEDNETRY up REPEATINB DESIGN gg.-5 QV 7477 -1 .l 11:-ff .Al I Y V g Q V' ., it 'PF , 4 ..,r-aff M, ' ., 'n 7 'fl Nr -' 1 ' .- V- we Q., ill? Rfchord Freund 1562 31-.ww 1 1875 64375 fi ZM37 554657 if 2500 45000 5 Mr. Coulrhord felis Sfeve Huzodo ro follow the blueprint, explorns cr theorem in geomerry. Mrs. Keepreg floss procrrces opprecforfon rnrougn porno oorron .IV ' 4 Mr, Mosonson conducrs rne Woodwinds, Mrs Coroner odvrses Joyce Ascnenforr os Rf-:noro Frewc cornpleres hrs oss gnmenh rv-ff., 5 x. 1 'ff ff lf fltijiivf' ff l If I fl f I V ' I vgznwBwj,V, V3 2 ,. , ww -4 1 - : .,,,,,, .l k ,- 1 L' mr , -V H I , ' I If V ' W ' Wiiihr , ' , , H if 5. - . ' ' 1- f me + K, E n ' 1 ,'., 1 ,. ,. -. N I! ' , ' 'A ' f M . . WIN UWVU 4 fMC3'g4lg 'MWL --V wfikz ' We VW . , M . z..',z.,,.mA mn, M ' ,M ifwv-J .-N , -1 ,,.T,,,,q,.af,,1 Ailh XRAY s an-.Q Qtgumy 0 , Unv 7'Yg9L,..W, Q r 1 gl! I--l C Cl-l.S.'s amaleur Chefs help prepare Take a Cleep breath-hold ir-fhal's all. h - ,V ,..,,., +5 num CLUB rf' I HAI' .1 ' ff, 4 'Ya LN Q' ff'-Q Slag lme for lunch! I e noon day mea Soups onl Carolyn Mach' helps Marshall Krugman and Tony Ferrer solve frovvflecl conditions in the cafe. Cl-l.S, is lnvadefl lily sea monslers callerl OflapU55les l l5 GSOVQG' Belfl Sfill llU'7QVY2 -Ni ,M la Mr M, S l 1- r ff' HW' f If Wh , 0 1 a I Anorrwer book report is due! Page Coro!Ploskor1leodsjom session in creoffve wrrfmg do 3 wi Senorrlfrs Cfrppoflorrfrfrrrfffx'fMlfow',l1lorrrrrr Hw- Sponrzrr-ape-rrPmrJ f rrurrfrrf-ur1l.'.r111HrfXmr'r1frr 'ST' 'X 25 5 4 Joyce Olszewski onswers Arlene Hicksvvds question on leffer writing. Sf we x A 5. , m L S -fig K Y ,W . :X k A Q -.11 . Aw. -qfgfx 'gypsy , -Q - -new ASW gxmgy -4 - x Q , , eeee Norway Sconoorello does o pantomime rn speech CIOSS Rrchre Possofrume pornfs our rhe Mome'Comodron border. Todays sludenfs-lomorrovfs secrelorles, ii g Cowboy lock Kfeyll males flue vyllol lvronfo. Ecrryez-vous lroncols? lVlo1s,ce-rlovnmenrl c CUI Mrl Wolsh explolns lo Morllyn Kucolc how N07 lo hfl 0 pedeslrfon. 'Morching through Georglow ln Efghllw Perlod gym closs. 4. f f ,f, ' rxxuaafgthtib l Mf- ,,,sg1f1iw l 'Y Q., Does loy De Mono reolly lvoye o lroclured skull? Page 91 3 X N 'L Q. 4 . V S 1 Six sfeps In mokmg on angel coke. i .. Y I 1 I ,V,.,-1' 3- 1 ggi' Lf- yi .,-.- . A x 4.1 ,,,, ,gf . 3 ,W A I I Lofesr fashions from me sewmg class. K 5 , , 1 ,, 'ff ix' 'b ,, ,.,. V 1 ' A ' ' Q! , ,,,,n, . , NCXQS5 I , . V-pg O A 'f f,,Uf'5 wee . F 'J Y rm Lew ffm Mr Gersfeseffgfffgr1,qL'grf0ffy1Qf,yflU,, gqmei 1 an Mr had k , wp mr' XGA? N ig-. Sf,-x M T L Icukc ,MLA X' c O'JF'U V 55 N05 ODEO xii' ' gnu-W '- I .. lvzlk 1' 4 o ,ix iw 5 X Ei QX tx , K Wv TOQW Q EN! OR K9 W1 Wm 1 MI ff! 5 J V 1. xi id ff 4I W n - -o . . X ' P gi K N56 if 4250 7 ' Q . . gg. ' fl 643' uf' 2 24 llldl 1 HIL: 'Sf u rf fT I 9 'Nui U, Q x A 'U ?7 f LLL . .q 45-0' 1.- ... H1-,, -r sf gi l L activities AS THE school term begins, everyone starts ioining favorite clubs. Those students attaining an 85 average may ioin the Honor Society. Those interested in gaining experience in manning motion picture and slide proiectors may ioin the Audio-Visual Aids Club. Then there are such clubs as Future Secretaries, Future Teachers, and Future Nurses in which members can learn about these profes- sions. While for future housewives, there is the Home Economics Club. Other girls, more socially minded perhaps, may loin the Tri-Y group. The Language Department sponsors various clubs to further interest in speech and customs of many countries. For aspiring young actors and actresses there is a Footlights Club. The Debating Club holds sessions once a month and each year sends selected members to New York University to debate with other high school students. Some pupils join the History Club for further study of world events. No math problem is too deep for the Knights of Pythagoras to attack. Amateur radio operators too have their organization. Junior Achievement provides an excellent opportunity for practical business experience. Choral and instrumental organizations are available for those interested in music. Proctors and Corridor Guides help to control traffic in the halls. School interest and activities are well publicized in the handbook, the yearbook, the newspaper, and the literary magazine. The Parent-Teacher-Student Association provides a meeting ground for the three groups, all concerned with the general welfare of the school. Not the least of Clifton High School's organizations is the Student Council, consisting of representatives from each home room. The Student Council charters all clubs, supervises the publication of the handbook, and assists in planning assemblies. lt also concerns itself with student problems and provides a strong liaison between pupils and administration. .,..-4 Q1 ' :W- 'Q '45 P P '3 'F -....e, ,,,, A lJ ' ' fl '-ffffk' 4! F ' 'f,JJ'f7? ,XV OFFICERS: Mrke Noyack, Treasurer, George Telesn, Vrce-presrdenl, Gene De Lorenzo, President, Pal Celenko, Correspondrng Secretary, Mary Grace Varl, Recorrlrng Secretary. Student Cfourrcil -nd, if fr The gym be comes an art sfudio. PE! A.:?':L-q?. I 33, x 0 1 r 1, ,, 1,93 Rrchard Freund, Joyce Ascnenfarb, ana Mrs. Gardner drsplay menu covers for the Navy af sea. Yxnm ,- AW' Mrs. Van Hassel superyrses Harvest Hop decorarions Ulf' MA 7, Q X N Senior students and parents chat with Miss Nerneth Page 96 KN- Parent-Teacher Student Association Mrs. Von Den Deale, Vice- presialent, Mr. Louis J. Razen President, Dr. Erna Grottke, Vice-president, Mrs. John D. Ulrich, Past-president, Passaic County Council ol Parent- Teacher Organizations, John Gras, Vice-president, Rose Ann Russo, Secretary. Not present: Mr. Charles Gersie, Treasurer. John Gras, and Carol Von Den Deale sign up members lor the P.T.S.A. No lorgeries in these families. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lefl lo righf: Phyllis Pieiak, Treasurer, Roseann Savasta, Vice-president, Frances Beagel, Secretary, George Telesh, Pres- idenf. TRI-Y CLUB Leff fo right Barbara Plog, Pres- ldenf, Marilyn Paduhovich, Sec- retary, June Kabbash, Treas- urer. Nof presenff Dale De Lorenzo, Vice-president. I DEBATING CLUB 1 fi 4 QQ 'Min 4, af , ,. ,. 2- is .F C. .. I III ,4-93' EZ:- 4 f mv.. 'J , I fli b,r,,,. -..ZS . 24.95 , . A. . ,,,,,. , fy, yi ,W ,Y gf ,, 1 1 ,iff f r . f - ' fr ,.f . ,, I . .. 2.7, , ,,,,,,, 7 . I I , ' 4 I y .,,, U , I 'V .. 47 4 fffkyl ,fm fe ff , V, .I Q mf, ,,.4,,,,, .,,, ,, X, ,Q ,, . I . , . . 7 . .,yf.,, f, V 4, ,. . 1, , . I f gy I 1 I , ff I - . 2 A7 f ,fi r ' ll A X. 74, ,., ' I f x i N! 3 1 .1 3. I I I' I , f f . f .I I i - I 1 sl 5, I i II Hamill Firsf row, leff fo righf: C. Brug gebors, L. Blackman, H. Way- sek, B. Curtis, K. Nicolaro, B. Bess, Mrs. Hazel Bloore, Spon sor. Second row. S. Molk, J. Aschenfarb, H. Michels, C. Baugher. Third row: A. Gold berg, B. Alfshuler, M. Gian none, F. Kramer, J. Molodowifz, J. Cohen. Fourfh row: Y. Chan- da, E. Freedman, L. Mandel, D. Zaenfz, G. Kanoff. J fl III 4 II 435-J 'T f I I ,. -2 3525-'Q:w '4s3r? If - IJ AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Sealed, left fo right: G. Guazzo, A. Tencza, R. Sanders, G. Bein, M. Kramer, M. Rudbarf. Sland- ing: W. Figel, J. Sherman, A. Belli, Edward Klingler, Sponsor, S. Krulen. W7 Lxfj N .1 .r , I I tfearbaak Stay 4 U ,neil gg.. LITERARY STAFF Seated, left to ri ht: M A g ary nn Candon, Nancy Razen, Phyllis Quinlan, Ed. 1 . . itor, Lois Gede. Standing, Robert Scherago, William Gavitt L ' H I , ois a pern, Marilyn Kucak. Not f H present award Van Lenten. u f , , fry, , , ,ff V I Y W ,yy . , :ite , glfwgr Q .x 1 A- - i g-iff: Luft 3f3t?3fQL,3f gtg ,' ' 513, 34.2141 A , ,E ,ft -1 ' ' A .- .,, It sammy. 4' ,- V, i JI, ' ff' J- . f-. STATISTICS AND ACTIVITIES STAFF Seated: Charles Bruggebors, Statistics Sonia Lelet St t' t' , , a is ics, Dolina Mac- Leod, Editor, Statistics, Alice Heerschap, Editor, Activities, Carol Herman, Activities, Standing, Alan Burghardt, Activities, Ronald Bendelius, Statistics R . . . . . oger Fardin, Activities. Not present: Pauline Swiatek, Helene Waysek Junior Representatives. Q 3401 X1 PORTRAIT STAFF Left to right: Albert Hokins, Editor, William Bauman B v I , e ery udell, Joyce St, Amond. STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER ALAN MANN , ,. -i 'lv f' QW pn- ,ls li? iss tis ls Q 'wg' iii' l iw QA 121 19' .,..,,7,,4, 5, f .L57W'lZZ'7J7 fun ,, , ,nf fwf fy., ,my MM .,.,, .ZWQ4 .ssh 5 , .H -:Rl 6 N14 nylyji BUSINESS STAFF Left to right: Anne Ladika, Miss Amelia Del Favero, Adviserg Barbara Rosenkranz, Ronald Diener, Dorothy Mol. ADVISER AND I CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF J Miss Eleanor Pedersen, Gail Ungemah, - jg 5' ' 'li Gloria Farkas. M 1 J fv A ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Mrs. Mary Gardner, Art ln- structorg Mr. Nicholas lckes, lckes Annualsg Mr. John Amor- ison, Photographerg Mr. Irwin Raveson, Photographerg Pater- ' ' son Evening News. W K 7 'I vlgiwllh I ,J gnfsr-+f.,. , ART STAFF Sitting, lett to right: Joyce Ashenfarb, Frances Fallavollita, Ida Bulin, Pat Beyersdofer, Co-editorg Richard Freund, Co-editorg Barbara Zanetti, Jean- ette Rivenburg. Standing: Gerard O'Brien, Ronald St. Laurent. SPORTS STAFF TYPING STAFF Len lo rlghl:DRlC.l:jGLd MomEnCi.'lonGlne Kohler' Lett to right: Judith Remig, Patricia Celenko, Editorg GV' osson' lor Joan Penk, Katherine Bella. :I- -ss L L , if' V ,flawff STAFF First row, let't to right: Kay Smulio, Publicity Manager, Charles Kevowitz, Alan Mann, Chief Photographer. Second row: Angela Colucci, Marie Hakim, Nancy Razen, Editor-in-chief, Carol Herman, Managing Editor, Frances McCarthy, Paula Epstein, Miss Clarice Smith, Adviser. Third row: Mrs. Paulina Cheesman, Adviser, Marilyn Raitano, Carol Biss, Phyllis Pieiak, Barbara Rosenkranz, Jay German, Phyllis Quinlan, Feature Editor, Adrienne Haroutunian, News Editor, Andy Wasowski, Phyllis Puckle, Linda Vrooman, Gail Emaus, Florence Chapler, Helen Post. Not present: Mrs. Marion Earley, Business Adviser, Ronald St. Laurent, Art Editor. fkxi ogigiit ' 'F Cllr' 6' M3-90 lslllzas 060125011 plied l'Ger your I-lrglw-Way, cries newfsliwggi Phyllis Pieialf. C n QSKS ffcxiltli iiiilrxliqx wit Pa ren iS ' Eve B005 f Is SucceSS lay German and Charles Kevowitz proof-read the sports galleys, xi A . Mrs Cheesman Adrienne l-larourunran Gail Emails and Rai Smutla paste up the l-llgh-VVay. V7 VP' M T' A mg lyk levi Nwr1i'. 4- A 5, A f 'f M 'fhxul yi, , T f NY X lg? Y ,, TQETLTQUTQTT ATQZLFQT QQMLXETEQXTSSSM A QHRZZQT or Q, ,fill i lil ill 1, ill-,f QQ M fe f NX A W ,W ,in LM M. Z l,payi4'lrfriliwlriiwfli 1 Wif- lmlf 'fr fl 4? 'W fwfr,-1 , ligill ,A l EDITORIAL STAFF Adrienne Haroufunian, Jack Flam, Gloria Farkas, Josephine Pecorino, Phyllis Pieiak, Phyllis Puckle, Carl Klofz. ., V, ,,A,., , , , P T ,,QVf,A, . ART STAFF Pat Kreske, Richard Freund, Ronald Sf, Laurent, Kathy Supko. TYPING STAFF Lona Kosack, Geraldine Papenberg, Barbara Townes, Joal Jankowski, Mary Ann Smagula. CORRIDOR GUIDES 4 . ..., 1L..,.., , .M,..-...,,.,--..M . .Ra N ,... - 'Y G x. I , . fl I, 2 l , f . V in ya-f :f'ji'? r V, V ' f M ff wh, :A .. 1 Q .. mmf, 4 ' . . . . V, f, . .,.,....,... -.........s...,... , .. .M,. .,,.. . . ,.w........,....................., . .,.., Q .-,...- N ......, WUQQ.. p. 7 CEST f -Mn, . 1 I AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB First row, left to right: R. Pagano, M Moherek, R. Norbe, V. Crapser, P. Blair, A. Lisbona, F. McCurdy, A. Di- Palma. Second row: J. Kukol, B. Chere- iak, J. Aronowitz, J. D. Jonker, C. Sokolash, F. Gangi, W. Figel, G. Hahn, G. Lipkin, V. Holmkvist, R. Mangione. Third row: G. Borowski, Miss Mary Frankovic, Sponsor, J. Crapser, C. Vebelacker, William Mayer, Spon- sor, J. Kruk, A. Stiskin, W. Bobak, S. Rosen. First row, left to right: A. Waitt, J Jandora, J. Russo, G. Prekel, P. Quin- lan, Miss Janet Marshall, Sponsor, I. Carrie, P. Hopwood, J. Roth, B. Plog Second row. L. Ward, I.. ,MoriaIIe, A Grisbacher, L. Dilanni, J. Machok, M Paduhovich, P. Schiavino, G. Passetti D. Pecorina. Third row. B. Jaasma, A Latzoni, M. Jahn, K. Lupinski, C. Hall 1 A. Hinall, J. Jehl. Fourth row. J. Rei- mesch, L. Mandel, I. Stoiano, Z. Kra- wiec, D. Saffioto, H. Ehrenberg. PROCTORS First row, left to right: D. Del Favero, J. Borri, C. Brueggbors, R. Dumer, R. Fardin, J. Flam, M. Bowles, R. Lam- pone, J. Cannata, A. Dyleski, J. Peco- rino, T. Reiter. Second row: G. Farkas A. Nucci, R. Mazur, S. Jacobson, S Dudek, J. Huber, S. Lelet, M. Rudbart R. Klein, M. Maioran. Third row: J Hudzik, E. Holster, D. Jordon, A. I.u- chetti, A. Calucci, J. Len, N. Jacubop, M. Novack, G. Jacobi, M. Candon Fourth row: M. Kucak, A. Ladika, B Brand, P. Carey, G. Telesh, R. Passa- flume, B. Farkas, W. Brink, P. Torrha Fifth row: K. Enhofter, B. Bauman, J Canizzo, D. Moran, D. Bosson, J. Fu- sara, I, Kreitman. Not present: James Grimes, Sponsor. I I 1 GRIDIRON CLUB Leff fo right: L. Kolk, L. Collins, H. DeMuih, G. Porier, M. Lynn, D, Bos- son, Joseph Grecco, Coach, D. Ma- hanchick, J. Lasaro, G. Slern, R. Lynn, A. Grorsky, P. Sievens. JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT Seafecl, leff fo righf: J. Brudzinski, B. Lauck, P. Baron, P. Kreske, L. Gede, D. Sachs, C. Felrman, R. Coco, P. Frankl, M. Rudbarf, Standing: J. Skrine, H. Blicksilver, P. Fay, A. Refz, R. Bendelius, P. Beyersdorfer, C. Kean, J. Brigafi, N. Capuano, T. Minero, A. Burghardt, K. Panesko, Joseph Mullen, Adviser. KNIGHTS OF PYTHAGORAS Firsf row, left fo righf: M. Menegus, C. Keon, P. Frankl, T. Minero, R. Coco, A. Hokins, P. Epstein, C. Baugher. Sec- ond row: D. Maarschalk, P. Beyers- dorfer, A. Tenza, H. Smith, H. Way- sek, G. Farkas. Third row: H. Fuster, G. Hopmeier, R. Bendelius, E. Jacobi, R. Duchaine, M. Rose, D. Del Favero. Fourfh row: W. Bobak, G. Hopmayer, B. Victor, C. Bruggebors, G. Erhardt, F. Campione, C, Bondinell, J. Vent- anfonio. Fifth row: M. Havrilla, H. Vanlenfen, H. Klaiman, C. Klorz, W. Seader, G. O'Brien, Charles Jackson, Sponsor. Mi .J on 1 ,g- .-gg.,-U. if Ili Q4 MAJORETTES Mlfp 5 ffffwjeo ' ,ouif ML ftofybdwbf' pw-LfQieJlJU1 The Mustang Band is an important part of Clifton l-ligh School. When September rolls around, after In each school day a iumbled mass of young people S i ui with their musical instruments try to assemble them- selves in an orderly fashion, After much organizing, the group finally marches haphazardly through the parking lot in front of school, dodging cars, rocks, ditches, and the like. Furiously they attack the proc- ess of learning clever maneuvers to be used for various events. Then, suddenly, their initial appear- ance at the first football game is at hand. Who would ever'drea liat this precision band was the same 'Ll l Le f QJ1lE1lo . nl'l0Ffmlre, 'fx f jj lp M ' l lr rm ,ff rf' flcimf QM' Qs WLM! Qpfgw'-fdfffuftfit , f I W v '- R ' . I 1 . . I , f I , - by-U fl yn - V j I c k H I , ,I 4, fl LVD! Z Lg ' 4 - I ' , I , l JJ Xi OKI rl I Rfb! , l I + f -I I ' ' ,- sl I L 'V I I ' f ' WJ W 0' fp Z mo y C Qpfot g opl W t only c few eelcs I , , ' bo CIM vwffle ily cas ti ies on. 'I I ' ,JI A t eo suc tu ctio s th Bond 'ft :vol th mberg r e, At the some y J! me Qthey Inu to o gu or op! oronces 'VI'I'4'!?f4 vbry S oy d ring ot I n. I oy the f I I f 0, os D C flyml' fl st B d ve . . ors in porocl th I This ye r, r- n of the b members W el ct ol e e- ion I, All, t te Bond. Three er te the ,ll-Stote Orchestre. u o n I d X I ALL-STATE ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS John Sweet, Curt Krieger, Gloria Molitsch, Irwin Sachcis. ,Q fi , l-4 K' f diy, Qi duff tiff CLE 5.4 X, , , REGION I ALL-STATE BAND J ff? 'L ,..L I I Seated, left to right: Roy Bungo, Pot Molodowitz, Jock long, Frank Coda, 5 ll ' ff! It YJ Lois Peacock, Mike Bischok. Standing: Joel Aronowitz, Curt Krieger, Bob Ji Scherogo, Bob Deluccx, Steve Fozio. gg H lg I BOYS' GLEE CLUB Left to right. J. Jawnski, J. Kievit, H. Harte, A, Grilli W. Brand R. ...N-.-.c.....c......c,.w-...s.... Nosal, A. Malonovsky, K. Shelmock, M. Dudasik, ' A. Grey, G. Friend, R. Koch, J. Smith, P. Hochman, J. Mingoia, A. Fleischner, Norman Masonson, Sponsor. ADVANCED MIXED CHORUS First row, left to right: Mrs. Helen Koepke, Sponsor, R. Otto, J. Speer, J. Hannaman, P. Celenko, M. Babich, A. Grilli, J. Scarfo, H. Rudd, R. Gray, B. O'Brian, D. Carroll, R. Weber, E. Weber N. Scangarella, B. Baldanza. Second row. A. Nucci, M. Dyer, D. Jockman, K. Looney, A. Heer- schap, L. Fulton, C. Ziesing, A. Castuluccio, R. Klee, R. Lampone, M. Kucak, P. Madison, F. Ganrzu, B. Nick, G. Malitsch. Third row: G. Papenberg, J. Mol, G. Ungemah, B. Crudell, P. Alessi, M. John, R. Nightingale, A. Douglas, l. Johnson, N. Jacob, J. Surgent, E. Veliky, R. Pacosa, C. Kievit, M. Rose, B. Protzo. f tsl. ii Z , 'V ill 2 ii , , - J: ' i f .. ., 5. fr. i, ' ,t 1 ? f , 5 1 , 4 E 1 . ll 5 v ? 5 J V' , t 1 its J g 1 . E lll , ' 1 5 S l l l WV 7 f Fl. ' Q. il Qtfbq 041411, Ct fl' i T wx-fl 450' lnlilwlilflllg g rt i 'mil '0.zfilf't' rt? Clifton l-ligh Schools choral groups represent the Une musical ability ot a large number of students. These groups perform at many assemblies during the year and also participate in a number of outside activities as well. The tTrst big event of the year comes in December when the Christmas Concert is held. This year an especially splendid pertormance was given under the direction of Mrs. l-lelen Koepke and Mr. Norman Mason- son, both at the regular assembly for students and in the evening for parents and triends. The evening performance was highlighted with the solo appearance of Gloria Malitsch, and also the singing ot the Senior Quartet and Sextet. Another achievement was realized when the Advanced Girls Glee Club gave a concert at the Passaic-Clifton National Bank in Passaic. Gloria lvlalitsch was chosen a member ofthe All- State Chorus, and she was also chosen with eleven others to sing in the Ninth Operatic Festival Concert sponsored by the Metropolitan Opera Guild. SINGERS IN NINTH OPERATIC FESTIVAL CONCERT Left to right: Martin Jahn, David Taylor, Jueine Speer, Judy Hannaman, Edith Rettberg, Alex Douglas, Jim Scarfo, Charles Ziesing, Mrs. Helen Koepke, Adviser. Tl! mill CH l24il'lIi,Ji Page 107 ,,.... JMW-,v,.,...f,,..,..,,.,.,.,,,,,.y. ,..., H. ..,,.. f . SENIORS First row, lett to right: D. Del Fovero, J. Flam, C. Keon, A. Haroutunian, Mrs. Esther Gatti, Sponsor, Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence, Sponsor R. Coco, E. Jacobi, B. Simon, I. Kreitman, A. Andolino. Second row. R. Cucaro, J. Vandenburg, A. Nucci, P. Delekta, S. Pitniak, J. Gras J. Remig, L. Gede, M. Smogula, I. Koenig. Third row: W. Gavitt, R. De Piero, L. Blackman, M. McConaghy, G. Malitsch, E. Mine, M Rooney, R. Russo, J. Sopochak, E. Rettberg. Fourth row: M, Stagen, A. Winkler, P. Terrible, C. Bondinell, J. Long, H. Klaiman, J Grossman, S. Rosenmertz, R. Freund, N. Capuano. Fifth row. R. Bungo, A. Kaminski, A. Grisbacker, G. Bein, R. Mazer, A. Heer schap, P. Frankl, A. Hokins. Sixth row: L. Halpern, J. Aschenfarb, J. Cheripko, D. Rosenthal, C. Klotz, E. De Lorenzo. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY JUNIORS First row, left to right: S. Kaplan, C. Kreiger, R. Liptak, F. McCrea, J. Kelley, P. Molodowitz, Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence, Sponsor K. Maier, J. Crowley, M. Brenner, L. Madison, S. Shaw. Second row. E. Galinski, P. Budnicke, P. Epstein, D. Doychak, R. Savasta J. Sczewcyk, C. Baugher, B. Baldanza, R. Hassert, G. Waksmonski, M. Bischak, C. Pierson. Third row. P. Pieiak, P. Puckle, R. Nehring J. Pagano, J. Reimesch, N. Decker, D. Passenti, C. Yelland, B. Laudi, E. Intelisano, E. Wachs. Fourth row: R. Donnelly, J. Zislin, M, Wyhopen, J. McBurney, P. Swiatek, H. Waysek, S. Krulan, P. Johnson, U. Forker, M. Hengeveld. Fifth row R. Duchaine, B. Fitcher M. Sutter, W. Bobak, D. Maarchalk, M. Moherek, E. Geist, C. Mazawicki, J. German. ' wwwf, .. -vxggv 1 lfL'ZZ6i in ll 9 on D ...g,wn 5 ,i fl fs L The year lust passed saw the completion of the Clifton High School Murals. Four years ago a selected group of students embarked upon an exciting task under the supervision of Mrs. Mary Gardner, Clifton High School's art teacher. The task proved to be difficult and at times even exasperating, but the satisfaction at its completion was glorious. The scenes of the murals tell the story of CIifton's part in the history of America from early days to the present time, The story begins with the days when the fTrst Dutch settlers came to strike a bargain with the Lenni Lenape Indians. There are scenes depicting the streets and the people of the old Acquackanonk Township, as Clifton was once called. There are scenes of booting on the Passaic River. Also there are scenes of our once-famous Clifton Track where exciting horse-races were held. Our school parking lot and Memorial Park also have now taken the place of this track. ln the last group of the murals are scenes representing the period after World War l to the present time. The paintings show the best talent of Clifton's art students. A great deal of credit is due those who spent countless hours on this proiect. ln the near future the murals will be placed on permanent display onthe walls of the cafeteria. K 'Ns FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA First row, left to right: L. Johnson, M. Rose J. St. Amond, A. Carlet, P. Frankl, L. Con serva, Miss Gertrude Helms, Sponsor. Sec ond row: D. Reinhart, P. Hovastak, J. Speer A. Coyne, M. Luria, W. Weisfeld. Third row J. Molodowitz, L. Reinhardt, M. Hengeveld L. Bonnee, T. Streili. Fourth row: P. Johnson B. Crawford. Not presentg Mrs. Lydia Steepy, Sponsor. FUTURE SECRETARIES OF AMERICA First row, left to right: Joseph Mullen, Spon- sor, L. Orlovsky, A. Warren, J. Olszewski, J. Terpstra, A. Fulton, Dr. Erna Grottke, Spon- sor. Second row: D. Madrosky, J. Coyle, M. Walker, D. Gras, R. Coco, M. Jonker, A DeVito. Third row: L. Wurst, B. Lauck, P Olszewski, M. Sullivan, M. Mayer, M. Selitto, J. Tiedemann. Fourth row: J. Yanko, L. Szabo, B. Macaluso, R. Chiarieri, J. Waskiewicz. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA First row, left to right: J. Hudzek, B. Belli, R. Voorhis, D. Larnarucci, J. Moloclowitz, J. Linchak G. Re, S. Durante, K. Gallina, C. Steelman, E. Van Houten, L. Dilanni. Second row: M. Dyer, F Dinin C. Y ll ' ' tz, A. Heerschap, Miss Anita McLain, Sponsor, A. Wink B. Siegelbaum. Third row: J. Sczewcyk, J. Nasuta, M C . . o, e and, F. Romano, A. Nlkovl ler, A. Ladika, D. Demarest, A. Brunner, dika, K. Farrell, B. Rutkowski, R. Sonntag, M.lMason C. Macri. Fourth row: J. Sutyak, C. Baugher, B. Bal danza B Crudell P Cel k E e rung, J. Pagano, G. Ungemah, M. Vail Fifth row: J. Zislin, R. Pacosa, S. Payne, M. McConaghy G. Malitsch, M. Stagen, E. Rettberg, S. Pitoniak, A Nucci J Kabbash Sixth M uevnt, J. Wolf, R. Sawczan, B. Klelnschmldt, E Enhofter, L. Kromka, P. Johnson, M. Luperspeck. Seventh row: J. McAuliffe, C. Schroeder, D. Turgess. R. Kron, M. Barone, C. Elbeck, C. Feltman, E. Lestwan, B. Spataro, S. Kusmider. i andon, M. Bowles, F. Fallavolllta, F. Mellllo H La- r , . , . en o, . Hofifman, L. Win- dish, R. N h' '. I , . . row: .Kucak, M.Marquart, C. K' ' ' ' . EL CIRCULO ESPANOL First row, left to right: M. Yacono, S. Am meraal, Miss Kathrine Chase, Sponsor. Sec- ond row: J. Ondas, A. Barette, J. Englert, L. Blackman, E. Weber, R. Weber, M. Lan kenau. Third row: L. Worab, B. Negryaz K. Smith, E. Galinski, G. Boggio, L. De Rose M. Jesion, M. Van Son, L. Berr, R. Bachant J. McBurney, E. Mine. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS First row, left to right: T. Guillow, J. Le Borgne, N. Razen, P. Rodaman, J. Jehl, L. Wilkund, E. Rettberg, S. Pitoniak, M. Stagen, J. Remig, P. Epstein, E. Wachs, F. McCrea, Second row: A. Goldberg, E. Gerst, D. Sachs D. Carole, P, Molodowitz, B. Baldanza, H. Waysek, S. Bird, M. Luria, M. Snell, S. Shaw R. Klein, Miss Eleanor Schuster, Sponsor. Third row: J. McAuliffe, B. Kanoff, E. Pried- man, M. Tudor, H. Van Lenten, C. Baugher D. Doychak, J. Karlovicz, G. Emaus, G. Saxe r 1 1 'S DER DEUTSCHE VEREIN First row, left to right: R. Di Fronzo, O. Ku lyk, T. Reiter, M. McConaghy, C. Opt Hof E. Windisch, R. Freund, M. Jahn, A. Winkler Second row: R. Mazur, S. Lelet, J. Reimesch, L. Windisch, G. Friend, T. Stomato, C. Roess- ler, M. Luisersbeck, B. Nick. Third r0W: D Del Favero, B. Bobak, T. Siciliano, J. Heller F. Menne, G. Zelenka, J. Marrocco. I-tries JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE First row, left to right: A. Goldberg, G. li- mide, B. Pearce, S. Lelet, D. Jordan, B. Nick Mrs. Margaret O'Leary, Sponsor, F. McCrea, A. Nucci, A. Ladika, E. Friedman, S. Selzer. Second row: N. Anschutz, G. Brudzinsky, J Gursky, B. Casagrand, V. Cassatly, H. la- dika, P. Potterton, B. Plog, H. Michels, S Molk, L. Hopka, J. Petrick. Third row: J, Jehl H. Waysek, J. Zislin, P. Donnelly, J. Kelley J. Crowley, M. Rose, D. Vanak, J. Aftowitz M. Kirkman, L. Zabawa. Fourth row: A. Kline, A. Carlet, P. Delekta, J. Rhinesmith, M. Malik, K. Essert, J. Shields, G. Russell, F. McCrea, B. Altan, J. Smith. Fifth row: D. O'Leary, W Figel, Z. Krawiec, R. McDermott, B. Kornotif, D. Dancz. I I I 1 Page HI 1 FOOTLIGHTS CLUB 'Firsf row, leff fo right B. D'Ananzo, B. Huston, B. Sforch, K. Farrell, J. Belli, R. Klein. Second row. J. Crowley, E. Enhoffer, L. Korpy, B. Monz, L. Meringoff, B. Deluca, Y. Chanda, L. Halpern. Third row: E. Weber, J. DeBonis, Mrs. Evelyn Holster, Sponsor, J. Gras, D. Sfadfmauer. H955-56 Sponsor, Miss Hannah Kerwin.l f ll , i l L . 1 Q L 3 f 1 I f Q l fl l Z I Z-an-gm . Some eller? Cen L SM down! Have something lo EOL., The lxllQlOV9Sf'f?f1E'!lW 'l?0rm'1m'Ql5q Rgflpll SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES First row, left to right: L. Ward, E. Kocsis, W. Bauman, W. Seader. Second row: M. Sklepko, J. Moyer, M. Menegus, B. O'Brian, M. Jonker, P. Alessi. Third row: E. Weber, I. Kreitman, C. Klotz, E. Dutko, R. Nightingale, H. Jezierski, P. Grifien, R. Browne, I. Koenig, J. Remig, M. Bosits, G. Prekel, M. Candon, G. Bein, F. Fallavollita, Francis Hopkins, Sponsor. HISTORY CLUB First row, left to right: C. Yuhas, G. Hara- yela, L. Nehring, M. Singer. Second row: R. Freund, B. Collins, J. Novack, J. Smith B. Negrycz, H. Tlustiak. Third row. J. Figu- relli, J. Janish, J. Geise, J. Pagano, K. Supko K. Von Den Deale. Fourth row: R. Altshuler M. Albaum, S. Bohen, C. Herman, S. Epstein, D. Minkin, M. Sutter, G. Waksmonski, R. Moran, J. Rohack, J. Hacise, C. Wang, S. Tamboer. Not present: Miss Margaret Bender, Sponsor. I HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First row, left to right: S. Loges, N. Mortel- Iite, L. Carone, M. Bosits, M. Salvia, M. Aury- ansen. Second row: B. Curtis, P. Colombo, J. Lyle, K. Wurst, P. Orlovsky, A. Mancini, M. Cucci, G. Dutcher, M. Gilner, M. Sobieski, D. Kmetz, C. Grounds, P. Yablonski. Third row: Miss Ruth Van Dillen, Sponsor, B. Grant, K. Pristas, J. Alesso, M. Tulenko, C. Scienski, F. Minsky, J. Boenish, T. Noges, A. Pelech, P. Jordan, C. Lighthiser, V. Triolo, R. Chia- rieri, H. Temple, J. Tiedeman, J. Waskiewicz, P. Stamler, A. Kellogg, J. Whetzle, Miss Cecil Morse, Sponsor. Fourth row: J. Musial, H. McDonald, A. Nagy, J. Joswinski, P. Bay, G. Kovak, G. Hoza, F. Remick, G. Maiewski, S. Petregal, M. Rapbtoz, M. Szabo, K. King, S. Walch, P. Potterton, A. Jarosz. ,ffff fn f J... I A X ,fs WW. f ,6 'M . n 1 0 0 lf. Q. , 'lie Mr, Poloniolc, Chief Adviser, ond Mr. Mullen, Cl-l.S, Adviser, C-l'l-3 lOmllY plugs HSef9f700'e in Blf-te-H discuss products with Junior Achievers. , . 2 , Kg Drill Sergeant Bosson lines up his platoon in Not for Glory, Helene Wovself receives dvvord tor Voice ol Democracy contest, 1 1 ,K at 'ss .I Spanish se , ir N c ln memory ol those killed in worl 1 i X x3X 1 W Al W, c, i - if is 4 W' l LL ?T 4n-1' l x i A QQ M 9, -a. 'X ,,.. . N. I , I N, . N49 x ' , 454-.g N N l ,.f-HJ - A . 5 r .ekixx S W . 'Ev , A K ,fi .Il 1 k1'T!k5' II ' - N 3 ' Q F i ' Q 5 RJR l?s l V . I 5 K V lik I . 1 'vo' . rf' i Q. 1 . i ,g r. .. A gm li 54 if QV l Jill l lil l N ' l i Dr.l-l anna speaks before National l-lonor i 5 . l l Ecl Friedman ancl Alex Goldberg re-enacl Lincoln-Douglas debate. Society assembly. lg-5-.. .4 ..,.,, - -M ,. M, .I ,--. :,, , .... S l,L,' , Es., nv Y V N ' , L.. 1 . 'r - ' V, , i mp.. ,g r v ,e-13,7 ' Dxz. Chrislmas carols ' flvmd - under the direction al Mrs Kaeplfe. gps, od ..,... ,,.,,,,,,,,, ,W 5,1 in The Champagne Music of Clillon High. wikis Psychological help for slay-a-beds. A . ' ma sam r s Wi 1 l ?fQi,r 2 l 1' K fl Y 1' X ir 1,,,,,.y,, .,w-.M N-qw A i es ' 'DW QKWW' Glhri 1111215 I imv N N ij, ,Q fi 2 6 X X X XX ,' .1 I 1,12 , I I ,s -'I-, , F 'f' v 1...w:lvwnu-av 4 71 fb! f 1 . 1 V 1 W :I , .fy , 5 sl Q , ' I ,.., . ,,-uv' ,, f. 1-143'- ,ff H-f f f 55? . 1 A 1 if ff un. xi ft-:ffm if r 'Til fl +A ff 'EH-+1s . I 'A . 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Second row: Joe Grecco, Coach, John Pellach, Coach, Walter Semon, Coach, D. Seacock, R. Prado, A. Chap, J. Smith, J. Fusaro, P. Lehr, J. Kievit, R. Smith, R. Lynn, G, Telesh, I.. Kolk, P. Stevens, T. Tiefenbacher, J. Boettcher, Frank Pecci, Coachp John Hargreaves, Coach. Third row: John Corrubia, Coach, B. Unge- mah, Manager, E. Burke, D. Max, S. Tani, R. lnhoffer, G. Sturm, B. Gursky, A. Crudele, G. Poirier, M. Ehrlich, R. Harris, D. O'l.eory. Fourth row: G. Hahn, Manager, A. Palatini, M. Albaum, B. Brand, A. Grotsky, R. Saam, A. Langheinrich, G. Manning, B. leciston, T. Grego, E. Youngman, J. Scangarella, B. Csigay, J, Panico, J. Nagy. 1956 , I 3,4 -v 1 A, . 1, .1 Nfl! 'Q V 5 I4 13 in 29 'YJ Q , IX S I 1 .. , r' 3 if 2, ' , . , I on i 5' ,, , 4' sa 2, A l . -.gm .Q f- w... , Q .. 1 i V4 Q'Na,.,? I A A E A . i 5 f W 1 . f' fn... A K , f , . ' . 'Nx- mw fn . Q,QfLfCf,f,f , ,, V W' 1 -1, ,- - 3 f . . 0-f,.wfW,,4 .l 1 md, fr 2 f' f ' ,, . - ' 'W ,, 4 , 1 f f 5 . . ' .4-gf 1 fl? 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Aw -'Y 2,5 Pg .V ' 5 .2 A Q O Centrol O Possolc O Bloomfield O Snyder O Eastside 20 EostRotl'1erford 6 Nutlev lo Montcloir , 6 Garfield l .. l fi?-A W Nfl-5' SQSQSX-Q ffl ' Q I. U i VL' 'M Qtzf' .,,,,Jlli,i.g www-fm X S' L 4 , Wh ,ig wi A . K t 1 D Q mia .lf ix 'lWlm 3 . APN' Mil ' QS 3 ' .f ' f fp, I , '4 nw. L i ,L train Wi., IUHQ Cliffs!! King Footballl That's what they seemed to call it here in Clif- ton this year. The Mustangs went all out this fall, starting on September 3, when the team left C.H.S. for the Silver Lake training camp. The team was prepared to start football work- outs on the sandy field near the lake, however, everyone returned home almost immediately for polio shots, since one of the players had been exposed to the disease. Nevertheless, the team was determined to be in shape for the start ofthe season. On the second day back, the Mustang eleven scrimmaged with,Hackensack High, and Coach Joe Grecco could see that he had a team determined to fight and win, So the men worked arduously to whip their so- called weak defense into shape. This weakness, according tothe sports writers, was going to plague the Clifton team all season. But Coach Grecco and his staFf had other ideas. Coach Vander Closter had a man-size iob in getting the defensive and offensive ends into the best possible condition. He did a fine job with Neil Moat, Leroy lTigerl Collins, Pete Lehr, and Gerry Manning. Coaches Emil Chaky and John Pelach took care of the guards and tackles. Enough can not be said about their hard efforts to produce linemen from the material available. A look at our defensive record can iustify the work of these coaches, l i l i .-se 27 l u-'Q 131. If x .LM One reason for Clifton's having such a favorable record this year can be found in the work of coaches Walter Sea- man and John Corrubio, who kept the speedy backs in shape, ln the first tive games the Mustang defense held opponents scoreless. For the entire year Clifton scored 308 points to 5l by their opponents. The Mustangs wound up the season with an eight and one record, losing only to Montclair. Furthermore six of the All-conference team were Clifton players. They were Roger Fardin, quarterback, Bob Smith, center, Leroy Collins, end, Nick Russo, guard, George Telesh, fullback, and Dave Bosson, tackle. Neil Maat, Paul Pulichino, Bill Farkas, and Dick Moran gained the second team or honorable mention. George Telesh and Dave Bosson made Associated Press All-state, Roger Fardin and Dave Bosson made the Newark News and Star-Ledger All-state teams. Also Roger and Dave were elected to the National High School All-America Foot- ball Team, picked by Wigwam Wise Men Association and Scholastic Magazine. But this alone can't be a measure of the great success the Mustangs encountered this year. lt took the sweat and grind of every man on the squad to uphold the spirit and record of the Fighting Mustangs of Clifton High School. 's an . , Y' f fi ff , fl fi f, ,f 'fill' 'ff Ts' 1 . ,, ' ul 1 9' ' ' - .7 is it ll l ll .h i' f i' f, f 'IL' ll f Z Q e . 41 N44 - if 4,7 vi 4 . . ,Y 'V Z 'fav' T , .,.. ,, W, .- gf ,hm 5 . 1 'ti' - ' 'l NQ':t.Gf -' an Q-'f ,,:'f,,fi.tti,x. f ' li i-u's, -.- ' '5' , L. Q1 ff'-tr' I vinyl, 1 qyigf , E il- fly if an Xgf' v .gg 'H ygisgih ,fry gl-P V . V if iw J 'F' Yt '- f'f,.'C zi.. gil? ff 3 tg , ' . ,Wt-'Wt-, Qt. ft 31 JA- -. - lf -Jkt? user. i N 4 ' .1 fi ' it W 4' 'i V1.5 ' '1- .ir . X 2 i 'W 'T T- ff' rr. -'st ixfflk A si' ,ff it 'R ' 1 rl' ' Front row, left to right: Neil Maot, Dove Bosson, Nick Russo, Bob Smith, Dick Moran, Bill Farkas, Leroy Collins. Back row, Jack Kievit, larry Kolk, Roger Fardin, George Telesh, Paul Pulichino. Page 121 '?'-s. '91 ,- .j, QM, .3 1 r 9 Z2 ' l w ,f QL' ln armw I ,J ' hu...- Firsf row, leff fo right: R. Winlers, D. Becker, B. Gcvilf, J. Jandora, R. Makara, Mr. Martin Walsh, Sponsor, H. Grieves, E. Madsen, M. Jahn, A. Reisdh. Second row. S. Pollack, A. Nikovilz, C. Kievit, M. Weale, Mrs. Lydia Sleepy, Sponsor, I. John- son, A. Swiafek, H. Eng, E. Pefrasek. owling League The Bowling Club, which meets weekly al the Garden Palace Under the spanscrship al Mrs. lydia Sleepy, is one ol lhe mggf pgpulgr gpgrlg gl ClliTOl'l High SCl'lOOi. Al Cl1riSlVTlOS lime when the season is in lall swing, ihe yearly lournamenl is held. This years winner in The boys' singles was Terry Trasl Don Mullen and Al Swialek won the boys' doubles i , 44 K yd- .-1 nn ll. K Y . I 1, ..:- -v-ft 0 AKA I -'L L lin'-.ik 1 N .,' f The mixed doubles nas lalsen by Carol Chaplain and Ed Madsen, while Barbara lsopec worn the girls' singles. The Bowling Clab is a member ol the American Bowling Congress Scores ol the loarnamenl winners are cnlered in annual compelilion spon- sored by lhe nalional organizalion. This yOar hopes are high lhal some Qlillgn lwowlers will place rn lhe lodging far na- tional honors. Brrrliara Capparlono Checks lhe stores. S ,,, F t X If I A 1 X .QU -'M X XX . . . l V xl Hbuvsnrrar 5 ' is Ci? . ,F . .-,.:. v r 6 ' J QSWEQH, or Jr LIFTUN . v RT , , twmllo l twmllo , time SGH SCHU Wwe Eiifriil itil-it E303 UPTON. if-lfitf lv H' LL l stiff. 'xg GCH6 QEHUU, PHGQEHUUL ECB' l I H , X - P . I N .fl 'X,. 6 f , . .WA ii M314 Y - z. , it .,, .. ' P r ,sf c 4 ' 2, L 4. . SIT 1-1 . 5 X an A V . 'I l' if . --, -I 1 1? F , IAI ' C A - 4 ,k., ' ' l 4 Q . -ry gf- ,JXNTX XX T rtwfrtlf it ss 'W Y AL,, . . A ' XXX V ,e My A . 2-X iyl WM .Vkl - ZF' J .lvv ,- fy V N NY s.. -E K Q15 lx fr 1 Q X X it 1 T V . T xi First row, left to right. W. Pazin, B. McDermott, G. Kluhy, L. Caulfield, R. Paterno. Second row: R. Kwarta, F. Mogavero, H. Rachesky, L. Rice, C, Pierson, P. Davis, G. Soder. Third row: C. Chamberlain, James Grimes, Coach, A. Hokins. Cross Countr The i956 Cross Country squad was young but very promising. Graduation had taken many stars of previous seasons, but everyone was certain that Co-captains Jerry Tito and Larry Rice, as well as Harold Racheslcy and Al Swan would turn in creditable performances. As the season progressed, the harriers gained experience, but they couldn't muster enough power to fake the Passaic Valley Conference title. l-lowever, the year brought many surprises in such runners as Frank Mogavero, Richie Pazin, Craig Chamberlain, and Charlie Pierson. Larry Rice and Jerry Tito were usually well up front at the finish of every meet, These two also placed in the hrst ten at the Valley Conference meet. With so many underclassmen on the squad, Clifton can have high hopes that the experience gained in this year will produce a winning team in l957. CROSS COU NTRY SCORES Clifton 23 .................................................. 32 Passaic Clifton 32 ...,,..................................,......,,,... 23 Wayne Cllflon 3l ...... ....... 2 4 Eastern Christian Clifton 39 ...... ................,.. l 6 Eastside Cliflon 39 ...... ............ l 6 Bloomfield Clifton 22 ...........................,...........,,,,,,A.,,,,, 33 Nutley PASSAIC VALLEY CONFERENCE Eastside 36 Clifton i8 Passaic i8 - P . 1+-. S X -s X Do I have any volunteers? Endurance lestl -1 iaanlvw Track Led by two very capable trackmen, George Roessler and Tom Tivey, the Clifton track team turned in a fine record. The season began as well as any season could begin with a win over Nutley in which Co-captain Roessler competed despite an iniured ankle. The Pope Pius meet, which came next, supplied its share of thrills. Eastside was the target of the third win, thus offering memories of the previous year's loss. Victories over Garfield, East Rutherford, and Passaic kept the record unblemished. But a mighty Fairlawn could not be denied, although the Mustangs turned in a fine performance. Then Lyndhurst, a newcomer to the Valley Conference, set the Mustangs back, with the mile relay as the deciding factor. Ridgewood was the next opponent. Once again our cinder- men met defeat. l-lowever, they did quite well so far as team comparisons went. Thus ended the regular season. The Valley Conference meet was one of the most exciting and evenly matched in years. Lyndhurst nosed out Clifton by only a few points to take the championship. The Mustang spirit remained high throughout the season. Paul Pulichino accounted for at least T5 points a meet. Bob Seiias piled up points with his wins in the high iump and seconds in the hurdles. Co-captain George Roessler and Tom Tivey, the half-mile man, seemed to take turns coming in first. They also showed their versatility by their successes in the relay. Other valuable men, like Larry Rice, John Super, Frank Coda, l-larold Rachesky, George Demchak, Don Paruta, and Bob Goodkin helped to make the T956 team one to be remembered. First row, left to right: J. Tito, J. Chudzik, F. Schmitt, G. Thorburn, R. Seiias, G. Roessler, T. Tivey, J. Stowell, J. DeIPan, S. Paduhovich, G. Demchak, G. Brobrowski. Second row. J. Stanley, J. Cannizzo, H. Rachesky, R. Goodkin, G. Sturm, D. Paruta, G. Lovas, M. Novack, G. Prekel, N. Moat, P. Pulichino, R. Prado, E. Popick, B. Van Hassel. Third row: Jimmy Grimes, Coach, A. Swan, C. Chamberlain, W. VanderWende, S. Tani, S. Fazio, L. Rice, J. Tito, R. Sasso, J. Mazko, F. Mogavero, G. Soder, L. Caulfield, J. Super, R. Buchar, A. Crudele, Manager, Walter Semon, Assistant Coach. le' 9 Q C' 9 i l - !i,. . f J !0 nl' I N ll All J an E iw ' JQU ti? we 'ff J A 7' 'QQT T I ' l ll ,Wag . 5 , Eu. ' LI 'rg -Llp . , -.lr Uflr, gan, sglfggluifl ' qilllu Hgfuilli D f' -it ltr, ' ll: l Q lid?-rr t 0 l ' my fl 'T ul Q 4, , , . H Q' 3 Q ' ,..' ,-JI' 470' gif, Q ff , .im . Q r 4 E ' i r T' ' ' i rlrl 1 A, 11 9 55 - -. . rw-ww ' ' -wan, Theyre oft and running at the C.H.S. Track Meet. Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton SCORES 6l ........... C .................... .......... 2 5 Passaic 53 ...... - ....... ..,..,,... 33 Pope Pius 44 ............ - ................,... 42 Nutley 54 - .... C .,.,... ...... 3 2 East Rutherford 4725 --- ...... ........ 3 8113 Garfield 51 - .,..... ..........A.......... 3 5 Eastside l5 , .-.... ----- .,,. 71 Ridgewood 24 ....,,. ,..... 6 2 Fairlown 44 ...... .... 4 5 Lyndhurst ia '43 'F , .' ,L -,,. V A' wif- u f mfs kr --.K -tix F -.c , A Barefoot boys and sneakered students, they all go out for track. 7 it , .2 3 The win-nah! Larry Rice. Up down, up down. Calesthenics make good track men. ssl is 5 ,1 1 i Q. KKL. X X. fx X. Q ,vs '- 'Vo 5 , V X -A f. , .. - 2 , - . it gs 1 Y bfi. 4 V 1 X 4 K wp 1 - .. ,- Li s , is :Q t . , . , ' . s. ss 5 eff? 35 , 47-,ggwwsf .Q X ' N . 1 . N' - X. g X- N 3 3 i 4 .X .- .- tit- 4 . . A A. 'R' PM' . ,. A sa . e X . .: -4' - f -. 4 4 61+ 'pr ix i W , - 5 . ,.4 - ' . f.. .,.s.,i,. .X .. . . .. a ., . .. , i . .. ' Q1 if ' wmv -45:51 i ' ss f. M 5 .. Q l,...,..., ' L S f ... . .K s ,N I if Qnnuuvlvs K H Q. Q, Q f ' ' - on 15315: Q 4 5 E . f 4 - Q. . -s-5. gig. k . K llWx?5w:..X c. i . ..X-t A N ,Z ,,....: K ,N s,NwQ..x.fs A 4. X, N . ,,.L .,,. g , . . . , 'N-up .ax-,M fc, , 'QL ,L - Over the hurdles goes Paul Pulichino for Clifton. .g , Q, V ,,m , g My W we V 1 .ra Kleen ' . 1 15 '- ,,,, -f -f gi- : au.- fzugf wsgm .QW .- 1 A Ma. ,,. ,, 'Q ,,.,. -i ff . X .. -' .g -f .., -i.. ' Q'-fi., pf , J.. n.. .. f i. ' i . f . . ., we . '- M' . t if . . ,1'.'7Af1?25'd'f Af fm. - . .7 f ' ff. Lt Y A figiieiiqff'-'sf -V 2V4WM'4Mwjew9vv4bf1hPSl4Ki5fan6t Qiivm-f'?va4'f4,,,fe,,M..i,.,.g'..,.,, M, f , . . -M-f X' , ,H X 55,-,:.,1,-.MZy.:l.:f y I .waffw .. , , any .?4,M,,,.,i,.,,kf. , J W-V , Q f ,fy iwyiyqaygg,-g,i'f f I A M -f.Q,f,,, yy!-w! ,Um . K., ,V 7, , 1,iw,2,.,u,. Baseball Roger Fardin, Clifton third sacker walked, Rich l-lanle was hit by a pitched ball and Adrian Minardi beat out a bunt single to load the bases. Myron Zalom walked to force in Fardin, and the score was now 2-l in favor of Garfield. Norman Fray sacrificed l-lanle home, and Al VVernau's infield single broke the game up as Clifton came out on top 3-Q. This is the kind of ball Clifton played all season. The pre-season pre- diction placed the Clifton nine somewhere in the conference cellar, but the boys applied clutch pitching and good sound batting to gain the loop lead at the end of the season. The roster, which conquered all conference foes at least once and usually twice, ran somewhat like this. Playing second base and leading off was Moose Bosson, Roger Fardin, All-Conference pitcher, was used on the hot corner when he was off the mound, and he batted a sound second, batting third was co-captain Rich Hanle who was also an All- Conference outhelder. in the cleanup spot came All-Conference co-cap- tain Adrian Minardi, whose speed enabled him to play a fine first base. ln the fifth slot was hard-hitting Myron Zalom who played left field, swing- ing the timber sixth was shortstop Al Reisch, seventh was catching star Norman Fray, who was a fine ball-handler as well as a good man with the bat. Batting eighth was right fielder Al Wernau, whose smooth eye could adapt to almost any pitcher he faced. Rounding out the order was All-Conference pitcher Tony Reiter whose fast ball whiffed many a batter. One man missing from this lineup is Earl Sacks who came on late in the season. l-le accomplished feats never before known at C.f-l.S. For example, in one game he hit two successive homeruns, with his teammates not far behind. With similar performances by his teammates, there was little won- der that the conference record at the end of the season was seven wins and one loss. First row, left to right: P. Wilhowsky, Manager, T. Stomato, Manager. Second row: R. LiGuardia, Manager, R. Fardin, R. Hanle, M. Albanese, B. Riccucci, R. Moran, P. Lehr, N. Fray, D. Bosson, D. Hayhoffer, Manager. Third row: Edward Bedncrcik, Coach, A. Reisch, M. Zalom, T. Reiter, A. Minardi, B. Carlson, L. Collins, A. Wernau, G. Becker, Emil Bednarcik, Assistant Coach. ,--,ev .V J .M 4, 5 ,i y rs. 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' ini 'li' ' I -tl:-..-Q' Z' I M' 6 Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton Clifton Warm-up time before a big game. SCORES 3 Wayne 2 Garfield 5 East Rutherford lO Montclair 5 Passaic 9 Central -. ..........., 3 Nutley 2 Garfield i East Rutherford .. ...,...... O Eastside 2 Passaic 2 Kearny 2 Wayne 8 Bloomfield 1 Hey, fellas, you're supposed to use the bat to hit the ball! Hit it in that direction, boys. 7 , 4 ,., ,ff 5 6 499' nu' I 4 , V n-,f,,,h.,.,,,.,.,.,,, 1---,,..,' ' ,, .,,,,.,, ,,,. ,, , V I '-3lff'.f'WL 'm ' 1' L' V f . 4-..,,.,..,,,. ,f,, M ' f it , , , . h 'ww-M...-,..,, ,, :..,...4w-H .4 , 0 . i, ff ,L ,mf ' , ,, I I ff , ' , f A 5 0, y V 15,24 q,ty,,,, ,, ,,' , A ,H ,V ,f fe, f , . WWA, M I in WJ ,' V ' W : i 'f f , 4 nf Foul ball. f i,,, W, 3- ggyv.,4:ffE5mLL4I A, 2 fi ,..,,..W,. M . .V , ,V y,-,,,M.1hfs. 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' 'nw - if www , ' , , ,ff ,W - my gi ' ff ' ' , ,, yi , ww, , , 5, ,,. v- , z..,,-smut. - First row, left to right: R. Knight, J. Angelo, M. Novack, J. Benko, A. Yuhas, G. Hild, J. Hazinski. Second row: R. Ungemah, Manager, D. Bosson, R. Nightingale, M. Potterton, T. Reiter, .l. German, Emil Bednarcik, Coach. Not present: Roger Fardin. Basketball Clifton l-ligh's T957 cagers started oft at a hot pace, handing defeats to seven foes before being upset by Passaic. As the season progressed the team received a few more setbacks but never let down until that final buzzer sounded. Led by Co-captains Mike Novack and Roger Fardin, Clifton defeated all out-of-conference clubs except Bayonne. Although the boys lost the conference title, they were always a threat to any team they met. Other members of the first team, besides Mike and Roger, were Tony Reiter, John Benko, and Bob Knight. One reason for the Clifton team's having such a suc- cessful season was that they had a strong bench. With boys such as Buzz Yuhas, John Angelo, .lack l-lazinski, and Marsh Potterton, Coach Bednarcik had no ditihculty in replacing any one of his first five. Team morale was also kept high by a faithful and enthusiastic rooting section. After dropping the Jamboree to Lyndhurst, the Clifton five entered the State Tournament. Playing as if inspired, the boys swamped Union l-lill, ln the second tilt, held at Teaneck, the Mustangs took on Dickinson. lt was a slow game with Clifton staying four or five points ahead. Then, in the final minutes of the last quarter, Dickinson took the lead by three points. Clifton scored on a long one-hander by Zeke Knight Next a drive by Roger Fardin put Clifton in the lead again, Time was passing, with fifteen seconds to go, Dickinson scored an a set shot. With nine seconds left, lack l-lazinski stole the ball, Page l28 rushed it down court, and passed off to Roger, who looked in vain for a drive, Finally he faked and threw a bounce pass to Zeke, who let oft with a one-hander from twenty-five feet which dropped through the hoop like the ball on the Times Building on New Year's Eve. That shot sewed up the second tournament game. ln the third game, Clifton was knocked off by Bayonne. Thus ended the most exciting and rewarding season that Clifton has known in a number of years. '?. 1 2 . TB: l BeefS,eOk from me bclskeybou ,egm Mike Novack asks, Hey, man, wheres the basket? SCORES Clifton 62 ...... .,.,,,,A. Awv,-,,,,,,, Clifton 54 ...... Clifton 51 ..... Clifton 72 ..... Clifton 58 .v,.,...,-..,......,. Clifton 69 ,..v, , ,,..-.,,,. Clifton 71 - ,.,., Clifton 70 ..,,,, ,.,,, H ,,,,,-, ,--,.,,-,.-,,,,,- Clifton 66 ,,.,, M ,,,,oA,, ,,,w,, Clifton 63 ...,. ,,,,,,,,,,, Clifton 51 ..,,. H ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,w,--, Clifton 71 ...,..,,,,, , ,,,..,- Clifton 85 ,md ,,,, W ,.,,,, ,,, Clifton 56 ..............A..... ....,......... Clifton 73 ..... - ......... ...... Clifton 61 .,..., ,,,.,,, Clifton 56 ...,...., - .,..,,.,.,,.. Clifton 81 .,.,,,....,,. K .... 2 ..,..-..... Clifton 86 .... - .... -..- .,.. ...... . .. . JAMBOREE Clifton 51 ...... ,7,............,.,.... Clifton 73 ...... .... - ..,.......,....,.............7....... STATE TOURNAMENT Clifton 71 ...,.. .- ....E.............A......................... Clifton 52 .... 2 .... mn--- .......... F ............ Clifton 51 .,,. , ..... --,----, .... Mike Novack sinks pre-game laY'UD- -r 'HV ff,,,, f fffwwffwf wh,,ff:'v-W nf, wiwmn-aafwnmnu Q .....,..,, 90 Eastside 47 Passaic 47 Ramsey 49 Montclair 48 Nutley 57 Belleville 53 Alumni 60 Central 88 Eastside 65 Garfield 60 East Rutherford 74 Passaic 58 Lodi 1 66 Lyndhurst 1 John Benko leads i'Ring-around-the-rosie. 65 Garfield 65 East Rutherford 78 Lyndhurst 53 Central 61 Kearny 62 Lyndhurst 61 Passaic 46? 56 Union Hill 51 Dickinson 81 Bayonne f 7 Pep-talk from Coach Bednarcik. From the Chest, Hold your breath! ,. im-in min-:awww kmwldynm Www iw f,m,:wfw:w,f: wwfy .yn J ,W M 'wx vi- f Y , 2 A .f ff 3 V as A 'cu 1-,M -.MM I 41 4 1 ' , f, fir Girlz' There are many sports ottered to the girls ot Clifton l-ligh School, Some are seasonal, but others are held on a yeor-round basis. Bowling, under the sponsorship ot Mrs. Altvoter, is o popular activity attended by ex- perienced, beginning, ond even frustrated bowlers. Swimming is ofllered for the aquatic-minded, under the sponsorship ot Miss Brick- mon, at the Y.W.C.A. pool, For baseball enthusiasts there is softball, sponsored by Mrs. Solerno. There is a new badminton club which meets on Mondays under the guidance ot Mrs. Salerno. The archery club, tor the girl with the pertect land not-so-pertectl oim is very popular. This group meets spring and toll with Miss Brickman in charge. The SVP ' lk 'F ' T T .,,. ' f I-f T , Y 1-1511, -WTWQ4 , ,, 5 , ,, T745 if T T ,, Q l Q? f t TQ Q T T 4, , fff ,T 17 I 'f L f f MW V 7, Q Q 'ut , ,WWZ f WYJKV .Ah 4' st 27. . . CHEERLEADERS First row, left to right: Pat Schiavino, Louise Kelly, Alberta Luchetti, Lorraine Vanca, Cindy Tsoucalas, Sandy Lyons. Second row: Roseann Savasta, Diana Jordon, Marcia Menegus, Geri Passetti, Elaine Scyrik, Grace Elaine Lisbona. 1 A r. . I ' f ' ' ' ..- Lh L, h I-- n.- L.- -- -- T ' .wan - - ,. f - -ft y' f' li AL Swartz soccer club meets in the fall. 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