Columbia High School - Mirror Yearbook (Maplewood, NJ)

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194 7 Ml II IK OK S E » IO IIS THOMAS BAER Mo Mo Head Usher; Lunchroom Committee. Remembered for: being full of laughs and having a big smile and bright “hello for everyone. DON BAKER T.O. Parnassian; Junior Night Cast; Camera Club. Remembered for: a line with the women, able acting, and his ability to coax life from a venerable jalopy. MARY EL BANTA ••Med” Secretary of Personality Club; Senior Play Reading Committee; junior Night Chorus; French Club; Finance ('.ommittcc: Flection Committee; Homeroom Vice- chairman; C.A.A. Remembered for: blonde hair, sailboats, wonderful poise, and the ''Polish Hop . GEORGER BARRADALE Remembered for: a “Hail fellow well met nature. JANET CONSTANCE BATEMAN Bates Homeroom Treasurer; War Bond Committee; G. A. A.; Camera Club; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: cream cheese-and-olii e sand- wiches, and a fancy for red. NANCY BAUHAN Nan” Senior Play Advertising Committee; Junior Night Cast; Fire Committee; G.A.A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Personality Club; Treasurer-secretary of Home- room. Remembered for: her all around appeal—a swell friend to everyone. CLARIS I I E BATTLE C.A.A.; Junior Night Cast. Remembered for: her beautiful brown eyes and her naturally sweet disposition. BARBARA N. BAXTER “Barb Junior Night Chorus; G.A.A.; Pan American Club; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: being perpetually tired and hungry—jitneying people in her car, the Rat-a-tat-tat . Page Twen ty•eigh t

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19 4 7 Mill IIOII ft EX IO lift JOAN AMBERG Secretary of G.A.A.; Chairman of Social Commit- tee; Junior Night Cast; Lunchroom Committee; Mir- ror Staff; French Club; l.atin Club; Sophomore Dra- matic Club. Remembered for: her petiteness, gay temperament, and service to the school. ROBERT AMSTERDAM Columbia Camera Club; The Columbian. Remembered for: being witty, well-liked, and will- ing to help out. BETTY ANDRES Andy” Social Secretary; G.A.A. Remembered for: always being ready for spur-of- the-moment fun and dreaming about Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. ROBERT R. ARMSTRONG Boh” English Guild President; Fire Committee Captain; Math Club; House and Grounds Committee; Track Team; Swimming Team; Junior Night Cast; Intra- mural Basketball. Remembered for: being the perfect example of the strong silent type and for his pretty girl friends. T. RICHARD ARNOLD Dick Visual Education Committee; Orchestra. Remembered for: stroking the strings of a viola in the orchestra, having a cheery attitude and an ansieer to everything. JOANNE ATHERTON Jo- Junior Night Cast; Pan-American Club; French Club; G. .A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: gorgeous blond hair, big blue eyes, and an infectious grin and personality. JOAN AUFDERHAR “Auf-de-beam” G.- .A.; Pan American Club; junior Night Cast; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Columbian Typist; Colum- bian Business Staff; Finance Committee. Remembered for: bring a baseball fan with un- dying love for The (Hants—the gal who put the pep into pepper. MARY ANN AUFDERHAR Sophomore Dramatic Club; G.A.A.; Junior Night Cast. Remembered for: a staunch devotion to a certain baseball team and a keen sense of humor. Page Twenty-seven

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1947 Mill IIOII y: io ii s WALTER A. BEERS, JR. Waldo Junior Night Cast; Track Team; Leaden Club. Remembered for: being a radical Republican and a whiz on the ice. BARBARA RITA BEINNER Bobbie” Senior Play Advertising Committee; Victory Corps; Pan American Club; Personality Club; G.A.A.; Junior Night Cast; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Student Librarian. Remembered for: her friendliness and neat” ways in every sense of the word. MARJORIE BELL Butch” G.A.A.; Music Box Club; Junior Night Usher; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Chorus. Remembered for: her passion for horses, sailboats and her loyalty and sincerity. BEATRICE BERNZOTT Bca” G.A.A.; Art Service Club; Senior Play Scenery Painting Committee; Senior Play Usherette. Jonathan Dayton Regional Nigh School: Personality Club; Ser- vice Flag Club; Art Club. Remembered for: blue, blue, and more blue- fashion designs that you may hear from someday. EDWARD S. BIGOS “Speed” Vanity Track. Remembered for: being one of the sparks on the track team and a fresh air fiend with a wire brush hair comb. E. LOUIS BILLINGTON, JR. Lou” Traffic Committee. Remembered for; being a quiet, congenial, all- around fellow. ELAINE BINDER Baincy” Homeroom Secretary; Camera Club Secretary; Junior Night Costume Committee; Senior Plav Costume Committee; Personality Club; Mirror Stan; G.A.A.; Pan American Club. Remembered for: laughing so hard that she cries and, on the side, an ardent interest in photography. BETSY JANE BIRKENMEIER Bets” War Stamp Committee; G.A.A.; Monitor; Sopho- more Dramatic Club; Senior Play Advertising Com- mittee; Chorus. Remembered for: good looks and an excellent taste in clothes. Page Twenty-nine