Closter High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Closter, NJ)

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Wvmelle Nanette-Barbara Farrell Tom-Victor Belskie Sue-Rosalie Gugger Jimmy-David Campbell and Richard Cogan Lucille-Jean Fitler Billy-Conrad Kober Pauline-Judy Hosford lst Detective-John Voter 2nd Detective-Lester Allen OPERETTA Front row: H. Bullen, J. Fairbrother, E. Fuchs, P. Sweet. Second row: V. Demarest, R. Cogan, L. Allen, V. Belskie, C. Kober, P. Glynn, L. Wilde. Third row: J. Wirth, M. Spies, E. Castleton, J. Fitler, I. Hos- ford, B. Collins, P. Ryan, F. Bullen, G. MacBain, S. Testori. Fourth row: J. Burrage, P. Kenny, G. Mirra, L. Bockleman, A.. Lupardi, D. Bampton, M. Stephenson, R. Gugger, R. Munsberg, A. Smalley. Fifth row: B. Skirkie, R.Go1dis, A. Binaghi, E. Wilson, B. Lynch, M. Hughes, B. Lowry, E. Harmes, P. Bampton, A. Vize, B. Voter, P. Varian, G. Davis. Not on picture: D. Campbell, D. Pratt, F. Ceccotti, R.Gribble, P, Har- vey, B. Trupin, J. Voter, R.Guthrie, L. Schaeffer, D. Hemphill, B. Far- rell, D. Nolan, C. Gunther, C. Zabriskie, J. Short, N. Hughes, T. Lyons, S. Castleton, E. Wuebben, M. Grazioso, P. Anderson, B. Johnson. JR, SR. PLAY Front Row: C. Zabriskie, P. Sweet, D. Campbell, I. Fairbrother, D. Bampton, R. Schnaars, M. Daly, N Adams, M. Roth, M. Willich, L. Allen, J. Deer, P. Harvey, B. Morse. In Back: I. Fitler, V. Demarest, R. Gugger, L. Puglia. Uwe 77044 'gunned Miss Finch-C3l'Ol Zabriskie ,EKU Miss Brooks-Jacquelyn Deer Rhonda Allen-Pat Sweet Hugo Longacre-Lester Allen Mr. Wadsworth-Louis Puglia Ted Wilder-David Campbell Mrs. Allen-Jean Fitler Jane Drew-Ioan Fairbrother Miss Audubon-Rosa lie Gugger

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S. 0. Seated left to right - Beverly Del Monte, Carol Gunther, Rosalie Gugger, Judith Hosford, Ann Lupardi, Marion Bauer, Barbara Farrell, Secretary, Rich- ard Gugger, Vice President. Standing - Frank Smith, Fritz Dauterman, Paul Glynn, Victor Belskie, George Parsells, Mr. Hanley, Advisor, Gene Tolhurst, Treasurer, Richard Cogan, President. The S,O, is the student government. Its purpose is to further democratic student self-government and to increase student-teacher co-operation and student responsibility. This year your school government accomplished quite a few things. It set up a calendar of social activities and after school activities. It increased student inter- est in the S,O, by having discussions in the home rooms after its regular meetings. It established a hall patrol and monitor service, An election system was adopted to elect officers by a process similar to civil elections, For the first time in a good many years, the S, O. met with the faculty to discuss school problems, Your student government is actually you. Although strides have been made toward more effective action, there is still room for improvement. The S.O. of 1951-52 thanks all those who helped in making its organization successful. It wishes those who will undertake next year's task good luck. Good student government today makes good citizens tomorrow. 646005 Seated left to right - Carol Gunther, Margot Spies, Alberta Binaghi, Ann Lu- pardi, Co-editor, Nancy Adams, Co-editor, Dorothy Nolan, Rosalie Gugger Doris Haight. Standing left to right - Dorothy Bampton, Barbara Farrell, Phil- ip Harvey, Mr. Hanley, Advisor, Eleanor Fuchs, Henrietta Bullen, Patricia Sweet, Joan Fairbrother. Through the co-operation of many pupils, Closter High was again able to publish a printed Beacon. For the past few years, mimeographed copies were issued, but didn't completely satisfy everyone. During the summer, an ambitious group, led by Ann Lupardi and Nancy Adams, and supervised by Mr. Hanley met and made plans fora better newspaper. A tentative staff was set up and the first issue was printed. It was a success. Since then, a permanent staff has published many Beacons. We hope that future staffs will continue the good work that was started this year. Of course, many improvements will be made but now that the foundation has been laid it shouldn't be too difficult to establish a flawless publication. 24

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46 Ozaieatm ,YM ,6 .,'.il1gQAl3,l X . 1- vi X lx Nl Q-my ff I A5 7 ,I231,ig,1M.lf'Ti'l y,,q,r ,Vis i V J X 'BQ gl! X .2 i X X I I Violin-P. Troel, E. Castleton, N. Adams, S. Hagen, B. Voter, N. Trautwein, P. Varian, G. Davis, I. Burrage. Cello-B, Lowry. Piano-D. Bampton, M. Spies. Drums-L. Wilde, I. Wirth. Clarinet-A. Lupardi, A. Vize, L, Bock- leman. Saxaphone-V. Demarest. Trumpet-B. Farrell, A. Smalley, P. Bampton, B. Wilson. Bells-E. Harms. This year, the Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Edward Eicher, has been of great service to the school and com- munity. Highlighting its ambitious program have been assembly programs, community services and its accom- paniment of the musical comedy, No, No Nanette . The student body is indeed grateful for the fine work of the Orchestra. de gown! Clarinet-A. Lupardi, A. Vize, L. Bockleman, J. Claussen, M. Spies, M. A. Stevenson. Saxaphone-V, Demarest. Trumpet-B. Farrell, I.. Schaefer, D. Marsino, B. Wilson, A.. Smalley, V. Garefelo, L. Schnaars. Horns-D. Maurer, E. Castleton. Trombone-A. Meumann. Baritone-L. Allen, M.Hughes, Tuba-F. Warner, Bell Lyre-D. Bampton. Drums-R. Morse, L. Wilde, J, Wirth, H. Woodson, Y. Fulchiron. Flag Bearers-J. Irvine, J. Irvine, Twirlers-N. Syren J. Scherer, B. Collins, I. Short, M. Daly, D. Schnaars, J. Brenzel, S. Castleton, J. Zabriskie, B. Voter, Drum- Majorette- L. Gruben, 1 Once again, the Band of Closter High School, with Mr. Edward Eicher conducting, proved itself indispensable to the students of Closter. As it has done since its birth five years ago, this organization has played at the football games and has enlivened manya between-the-half intermissions by its rhythmic marches and colorful maneuvers. In addition, the Band has been a vital part of patriotic holiday parades and has served the community well when- ever it has been called upon to perform. The Band is to be congratulated on its splendid work during the year. 26