Columbia High School - Mirror Yearbook (Maplewood, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1948 volume:

■A C y w U jZ Z w £ . £, JLocjd U rj ✓ 2 9 . r.riddle W « wT' - vX , ZZzr. A Vyru IV SZ Ju o tyo lh ? py Jzyy yL 7%jL IsC t hiAulszJ JL c o yL i J 0 ,aSUl 4jf +-€; v.. f 5 ZylZ -t €f ?t G Z ocZty ZcZ i O 45 e ? yo (cz ue t j C- 4siZ tesou SxA j jz c Zt y Z z o £ ?y2tz jy Z £) Z CCcsZZ Z z, t L , Zf s ?£+y? to £j j-t ol cZ u J Q y, . £, Zf tfcnjt gs7U y jz y y. j£?j. X t. y 4t, y w A� £ J y + £ r_a_A_XM_ y L 1- a usocgfiiJ J y aJ s u zJJi . Q. skbj u A oc y yEp 3 J ‘-y y jf y y%y Z S j .rZl,_ tz 7Z y yu jy- ' siy vt £ frt+J ZsyTU yZhZ zZ The MIRROR 1948 I’uldished by THE SENIOR CLASS of Columbia High School South Orange and Maplewood, New Jersey This year the Minor is dedicated to the Cougar, that feline who for so many years lias been the symbol of the athletic prowess, the school spirit, and all the other things that Columbia means to all of us. He is important not just because he rep- resents our school, but also because he represents the spirit that throughout our three years at Columbia has bound us together, and made us as one in anything that relates to school. He is our tie with all those who have long since graduated from Columbia, for the spirit that he symbolizes was the same in 1928, and 1938, as it is now in 1948; the one thing that we have in common with everyone, everywhere who ever went to Columbia, is the Cougar. He is the spirit of Columbia, and he represents for all of us all the happy memories, the good times, the hard work, the joy and sadness, the football games, the baseball games, and the other athletic contests, which will forever recall to us our high school years, and re- mind us that these were, indeed, the “best years of our lives”. ulitor-in-Chief Donald Rech Associate Editor Nancy Palmer Business Manager Theodore Straight iJministra lion CURTIS H. THRELKELD. AM. Supervising Principal FREDERIC J. CREHAN. A M. Principal MARY S. HENDERSON. A.M. Vice Principal; Dean of Girls HARRY B. SHEELEY. A.M. Vice Principal; Dean of Boys Frederic J. Crehan Principal ENGLISH DEPA H TMENT Maurice E. Currier. M.Ed. Ida G. Alexander. Ed.D. Esther Ben . A.M. John I. Carlson. B.S. Doris B. Clough, A.M. Mary F. Clinton. A.B. C. LaRue Crosson, A.M. Theodore P. Gnagcy. A.M. Martha M. Gray. A.B. Gladys H. Howell. A.M. John E. Mattis. M.Ed. Marjorie Nichols. A.M. Ruth C. Paine. A.M. Margaret A. Sanders. A.M. Helene Smith, A.M. Irwin W. Thompson. A. M. John I. Wenker, A.M. LATIN DEPARTMENT Helen M. Carrigan. A.M. Anna B. Caswell, A.B. Laura H. I-ccch. Ph.D. Margaret A. Sanders. A.M. Ernest F. White. A.M. H 1ST OR Y DEPA R TMEN T Laurence G. Paquin. A.M. John A. Brown. A.B. Henry C. Gray. A.M. F'inar II. Johnson. A.M Margaret G. Lipcsci, A.M. Jack E. MacDonough. A.M. Mildred F. Memory, B.S. MA THEMA TICS DEPA R TMENT Frank W. Rogers. A.M. Norton C. Brown. M.S. Frances H. Dane, A.B. George F. Jackson, A.M. Theodore V. Mcllollc, A.M. Burnham L. Paige. A.M. Charolttc C. Smith. A.M. Clinton 1). Talbot, A M. Perry H. Tyson, B.S. John B. Woodhury, Jr., B.S. MODERV LANGVAGE DEPARTMENT Marie A. Sora. A.M. Lucy G. Ahern, A.M. Jeanette B. Alfano. A.B. Catherine M. Carrigan. C.E.F. Thomas H. Fleming. A.M. Cecelia P. Freeman. M.Ed. Bertha G. Gates. A.M. Frances A. Palmintcri, A.M. SCIENCE DEPA R TMENT A. J. FTickson, A.M. Norton C. Brown, M.S. Elton F. Chase. A.M. Mark E. I)ohl claar. A.M. Walter A. Hack. A.M. Allcnc M. Markham. A.M. Olin I). Parsons. M.A. j Stephen J. Pctrokubi, M.S. • Donald B. Summers. Ph.D. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT George B. Pontz, M.S. Mildred G .Bullock Josephine L. Conover, A.M. Gertrude H. Corning. A.M. James E. Decker. A.M. Carl Strony, A.M. Gertrude P. Young. A.M. ART DEPARTMENT Violet B. Demarcst, B.S. — PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Thomas W. Higbcc. A.M. Marian F. Allen. A.M. Francis R .Hoffman. M.S. Dorothy B. Horan, B.S. Mta M. Hoxsic. A.M. '—Marguerite E. Kuhlman. A.M. '♦•June M. MacDadc, B.S. Frederick R. Nuttall, A.M. Samuel L. Schiller. B.S. Philip S. Seitzcr, M.Ed. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Helen M. Snyder, B.S. Joyce I). Paul. B.S. Elizabeth D. Ziclenbach, B.S. INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT James E. Hopkins, M.Ed. Voris A. Linker, A.M. Ix onard S. Platt II. Emerson Powell Edwin F Spear. B.S. Af USIC DEPA R TMENT F. Russell Shenton. A M. Director of Music Department J. Harold Rudy. M.Ed. Director of Band LIBRARY Margaret H. Silvcrnail, A.B. Librarian Marylyn P. Davis, A.M. Associate Librarian MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Dr. Marie F. Grcgoty. Medical Director Dr. Richard Freeman, School Doctor Margaret M. Beach, R.N., School Nurse Helen Lawder, R.N., School Nurse OFFICE STAFF Margaret B. Cochran, B.$. Principal's Secretary Office Clerks Pearl Kompanv Dorothy R. Mitchell Mary E. Mulcahy Margaret Reismillcr Mary Sammartino SENIOR Senior Officers President Cam. MacWright Vice-President (Fatherin'k Schneider Our Ihm year in Columbia High School is rapidly drawing to a close, and soon the joys and sorrows that we. the members of the class of 1918. have known here, will become memories. Even now, though the past war is remote to us, we are to be rememberd as the first full ( lass to enter and gradu- ate from Columbia in the initial three years of peace following the war. Many Columbia students whom we did not know died in order to secure for us that peace: and now, at last, we are ready to repay them, by preserving it. These past three years have been filled with un- forgettable experiences. We are not likely to for- get that first year, our sophomore year, when we finally hit the big time.” We were easily recog- nizable by the trusty Highlights we carried with us constantly, and by our awed and bewildered ex- pressions, so characteristic of sophomores. We im- mediately joined clubs and committees, our talent manifested itself in the Sophomore Dramatic Club productions, and when, for the first time, we sat in the cheering section at Underhill Field, we be- came an integral part of Columbia. We viewed with equal enthusiasm the basketball and baseball games which followed until, before we knew it, exams were upon us. The long awaited summer vacation passed quickly and we returned to school assuming the role of the studious junior. No longer lowly sophs”, we immersed ourselves in studies in order to attain that seemingly un- attainable average which would assure our accep- tance in college. Our talent was again displayed in that off spring of the Pre Junior Night Committee, “Time and Tide”, which broke all previous records by demanding a third performance. With a wonder- fid musical score, a French girl, and an American boy, chcrchczing la femme , plus many complica- tions, the show was worthy of its acclaim. Then, alter weeks of spirited campaigning, came the school elections which were followed in June by the graduation of the senior class and many sad farewells to graduating friends. Finally, September, and we were seniors! We easily acclimated ourselves to this lofty position, and soon were busily engaged, in contrast to our junior year, in a multitude of obligations and extra- curricular activities. Appointments had to be made for yearbook pictures, the planing of the Mirror began immediately, the Senior Play Reading Com- mittee assumed its responsibilities, applications had to be sent to the various colleges. College Board Examinations taken, and college conferences at- tended. As our last class production, we offered Edna Fcrbcr and George Kaufman’s Stage Door, and the show, with its comparatively large cast and complicated plot, was extremely well received. Finally, in this, our last year, there have been many innovations in Columbia: the acceptance of girl cheerleaders and twirlcrs, the procurement of new band uniforms, and lastly, the introdution of music into the cafeteria during lunch periods. The activities mentioned on this page cannot accurately reflect the spirit of these past three years. Before the picture is complete, consideration must be given to the friendships that have been culti- vated. the knowledge gained, and the happiness that lias been ours here. 6 JOAN ABRAMS 130 Wyoming Avenue South Orange Junior Night Properties Committee; Senior Play Properties Committee; (i.A.A.; Pan-Ameri- can Club; Junior Night Chorus; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her high-keyed sense of humor, and her ahililx to wear dollies well. Maplewood Society; Fi- Senior Plav ARMANI) K. ADAM 16 Garthwaitc Terrace Junior Night Clast; Parnassian nance Committee; Camera Club; Advertising Committee. Remembered for: Silling at the wheel of hrf him h (at. and turning the corners oj ii MARY E. A1V£T 370 Ixmox venue Aj%.m Sophomore l)iam fu7 lul� f BTA ?rJ«u Night Cast; Personality Club; uouurnioiijj ur Chairman; German Club. Remembered for: Her rTuq ' fmrI week ends, anil wondeiful sens ff htiypi EILEEN KW Hamilton Road (i.A.A.: Pan-Amcric matic Club; Commercial Club; juni Chorus. Remembered for: Her numerous clothefr frtid I ADDOXI IO� ' '4 • it an C.lub; Sophofflor JBra � ■ 9 Y her jet-black hair with a lint of red in il. SHARI TERRY ALBERT 255 Warwick Avenue South Or Jayvcc Football; Forum Romanum; Pan mcrican Club; T raffic Committee; House and Grounds Committee; Lunchroom Control Com- mittee. Remembered for: His blond hair, reindeer sweater, and interest in the world series. DON ALLEN 211 Burnett Avenue Maplewood Senior Play Scenery Committee; Fire Com- mittee. Remembered lor: His curly hair, and often be- ing seen with Irene. S J DORIS JUNE ALLEY 9 Birch Street West Orange G.A.A.; Junior Night Cast; Twirlcr; Chorus; Sophomore Dramatic Club: Junior Night Chorus. Remembered for: being a wonderful gal with a load of friends, and keeping them dizzy with her twirling. ROBERT ALENSON 77 Oakland Road Maplewood Traffics Committee. Remembered for: Dashing about in his Model A , his broad grin, and oh, what a physique . MARIE AMBROSE 120 Hilton Avenue Maplewood (i.A.A.; English Guild; Junior Night Proper- ties Committee; Chemistry Club. Remembered for: Her loyalty to that certain guy, and her skill behind the wheel. WALTER AMES 779 East Clarke PI. Orange Fire Committee; Lyceum; Lunchroom Control Committee; Football Manager; Homeroom So- cial Chairman; Homeroom Treasurer. Remembered for: His Vim and Vigor as a foot- ball manager. Hey, Walt, where’s my helmett 7 COoCk' k®- V3 °� rv -€. V%o_A to rv«. c r c$.«r'x0 V m®i V d£,-o' 0 ' v% cxvnc OvS d ow W vi c z - c r .cuo®Vn W_ao%c_ Jett'S feat - -V c -vN V ;v c . p.Cv .vv u_. STANLEY AMSTERDAM 729 Prospect St. Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; Camera Club; Jayvee Football; Track Team Manager; Chemis- try Club; Senior Play Scenery Construction Com- mittee. Remembered for: His black hair, ruggedness, and hearty wit. MADELINE ANDERSON 19 Bowdoin Street Maplewood Junior Night Cast; Choir; Chorus; G.A.A. Remembered for: Being seen with George. A swell girl with bright eyes and a pretty smile. FRED ARNDT 85 Jacoby Street Maplewood Jayvee Football; Intramural Basketball; In- tramural Baseball: Jayvee Basketball. Remembered for: His fmpularity with everyone, and his interest in all sports. ROSE MARIE BAINE 1669 Springfield Avenue Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; G.A.A.; Forum Romanum; Pan-American Club; Junior Night Cast. Remembered for: Her slim figure, resemblance to Gene Tierney, and that sophisticated manner. ROBERT BAIER 9 Coolidge Road Maplewood Track Team Manager; Camera Club; Senior Play Scenery Committee; Mathematics Club. Remembered for: His sincere manner with everyone, and his solemn eyes. PATRICIA P. BARBOUR •153 Tremont Place Orange Sophomore Dramatic Club; Junior Night Cos- tume Committee; French Club; Senior Play Cos- tume Committee; Homeroom Social Chairman. G.A.A. Rembered for: Her big. blue exes, love for Bran- ford. Connecticut, and Perfidia”. E. KEENE BARD 32 Bowdoin Street Maplewood Track Team; Jayvee Football; Junior Night Cast; School Council Dance Ticket Committee. Remembered for: His aspirations to the diplo- matic profession, and also his desire to have dates with the cutest Sophomores. ANNE I). BARREL!. — W r fct . SO Ridgewood Terrace Maplewood Homeroom Chairman; Junior Night Cast; Sophomore Dramatic Club; G.A.A. Council; French Club; Personality Club?' Remembered for: Her laughing eyes, sweet dis- position, and skill in swimming. JOHN EDWARD BARTH 67 Hudson Avenue Maplewood Chorus; Veteran (U. S. Marine Corps) Remembered for: Being a swell sort of a guy with whom everyone seems to gel along. JAMES BARTHOLOMEW 612 River Terrace Hoboken Stevens Academy: Junior Varsity Basketlrall Captain; French Club; l.aiin Club; Hi-Y Club; Science Club; Homeroom Secretary. Remembered for: His humorous nature, and genuine interest in all sports. 0 8 pit S r v I ' i ,V . .Ijfs ■ % y ■ . jflL , ’ mm I 1� ll if '3ftk sjr . a ll 'fi DALE BASSI NI 43 OI crlin Street Maplewood Intramural Sporu; Football Ticket Commit- tee; Lunchroom Control Committee. Remembered for: His interest in sports, and just for being a nice guy to know. HENRY BATAILLE 51 Ward Place South Orange English Guild. Remembered for: His great love of art, and his quietness. JOHN BATAILLE 51 Ward Place South Orange English Guild. Remember for: His pleasant smile, and for often being mistaken for Henry. ELIZABETH ANN BEAVERS 148 Seton Place South Orange President of Personality Club; Junior Night Cast; Pan-American Club; Finance Committee; Sophomore Dramatic Club; G.A.A. Remembered for: Her activity in the Personality Club, and her sweet ways. GEORGE S. BECK 309 Highland Road South Orange Mathematics Club; Lyceum; Senior Play Ad- vertising Committee; Junior Night Advertising Committee; Intramural Baseball. Remembered for: His fondness of certain New England states, and his skill at sheeing and skiing. ROBERT BEERS 300 Western Drive South Orange Columbian Staff; Mirror Staff; Gym Team; Art Club; Parnassian Society. Remembered for: Liking winter, sftorts, and drawing those hilarious cartoons we see in the Columbian. BARBAR BELDIN 6 Burnet Street Maplewood Pan-American Club; G.A.A.; English Guild; Latin Club; Orchestra. Remembered for: Hein� a quiet, good-natured girl with a remarkable sense of humor. SUZANNE BENNETT 232 Village Road South Orange German Club; Forum Romanum; Junior Night Costume Committee; Personality Club; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her quiet voice, graceful walk, sincere manner, and aspirations for the future. JANICE BERGMANN 403 Lenox Avenue South Orange G.A.A.; Dance Club: Senior Play Properties Committee; Eorum Romanum; Music Box; Ju- nior Night Chorus. Remembered for: Her friendliness, sweet dis- posilion, and that lovely smile. IRENE M. BERNACKI 1907 Springfield Avenue Maplewood Chorus; Junior Night Cast; Choir; Commer- cial Club; Senior Night Usherette. Remembered for: Her warm nature, and living up to the motto: Laugh, and the world laughs u'ith you . 9 NANCY ANN BIRKENMEIER 451 Prospect Street South Orange amassian Society; Sophomore Dramatic Clul : nullity Club; G.A.A.; Homeroom Vice- airman; Civics Committee. Remembered for: Her just stepfred out of a ti box” look, and her petiteness. CM ARLES HKNRY BISCHOF 9 rl’lyi� « uth Avenue Maplewood 'unior Night Properties Committee; Traffic mm it tec; Chemistry Club; Track Team Man- r. . 'emembrrrd for: His cuily hair, alertness, anil Capability. MARION BISCHOFF lin Avenue Maplewood Senior Play Advertising Committee; ight Cast; Pan-American Club; Music or Play Scenery Painting Committee. bered for: Her shining hair, quietness, ry becoming wardrobe. ROBERT W. BLACK BOURN Boulcn Avenue Maplewood rack Team; Mathematics Club; Senior Play (ruction Committee; Pre-Junior Night Coin- cc; Chemistry Club. membered for: firing witty, willing, and well-liked. JAMES B LA KEY 220 Montague Place South Orange German C.luh; Homcnmin Secretary; Intra- mural Baskethall; Intramural Baseball; Jayvee Baseball; Chemistry Club. Ileinetnbered for: His Scottish air, and his steadfast purposefulness. RUTH BOGERT 52 South Pierson Road Maplewood Junior Night Chorus; Finance Committee; Chorus; English Guild; Forum Romanum; Pan- American Club. Remembered for: An ever-ready smile and twin- kling eye, accompanied by a fun loving nature. HAROLD M. BERNSTEIN 28 Berkshire Road Maplewood Track Team; Junior Night Cast; Chorus; Fire Committee; Lunchroom Control Commit- tee; Pan-American Club. Remembered for: His ever-present smile, and his chauffeur-driven truck. ROBERT J. BETTS 85 Midland Boulevard Maplewood Traffic Committee; Lunchroom Control Com- mittee; Track Team; Baseball. Remembered for: His skill in playing touch football, and his man of distinction haircomb. NANCY L. BET 102 Plymouth Avenue Maplewood Commercial Club; (unior Night Usher; G.A.A. Remembered for: That knack of having a girod time, no matter what the odds. ROBERT BIRD 110 Prospect Place South Orange Orchestra; Intramural Baskctliall; Gym Team; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: firing as unpredictable as the weather, and having the ability to turn girls’ heads his way. 10 Maplewood liomuionm rctj y; Treasurer: Ew Cqhuniucc: Pan •American Clui� ; C.A.A.; Junior'Night Ca L Forum Romanum. Rememb d lor Iteing a little girl with big. sincere g es, ryift that hedtRifut, shining hair. y ' tr J MmE F. BOYLE 1 54 Wavcm P|Ke . South Orange 'O.AaX.r Homeroom Social Chairman; Com- merciaLCIubj Modern Dance Club; Civics Com- mittc i junior Night Usher. Remembered for: Iteing a new member of C.H.S., but ralching on and getting into the swing of things right away LEONA BOGORDOS 205 Irvington Avenue South Orange Sophomore Dramatic Club; Chorus; G.A.A.; Personality Club; Civics Committee; Traffic Committee. Remembered for: Successfully devising a way to keefr lietsy in school, and for possessing a wonderful, fun-loving personality. BRUCE BORDEN 75 Oakvicw Avenue Maplewood Senior Play Cast: Homeroom Treasurer; Forum Romanum; Chemistry Club; Sopho- more Dramatic Club; Senior Play Scenery Con- struction Committee. Remembered for: Resisting all attempts at seri• outness, and for his conscientious, yet slightly flirtatious manner. CAROL JEAN BORDEN 55 Plymouth Avenue Maplewocxl Junior Night Cast; Civics Committee; Home- room Secretary; Homeroom Treasurer; G.A.A.; Pan-American Club. Jtemembered for: Those big, big eyes, long, lux- urious hair, and saucy smile. DOROTHY BOHRMAN 55 Schaefer Road Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; Chorus; G.A. . Remembered for: Hearing her fur coat to school, and for her many hair-dos. PETER BORNEMAN 275 Western Drive South Orange Civics Committee; Finance Committee; Senior Play Ticket Committee; Junior Night Ticket Committee; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Baseball. Remembered for: Iteing an all-round great guy with a grin for everyone, and a tough con- vetrible. CAROL STEWART BOSS 59 Burnet Street Maplewood Medical Office Monitor: Homeroom Social Chairman: Homeroom Committee; Chorus; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Personality Club. Remembered for: Her love of sports, and be- ing the eniy of all senior girls with her ally curly hair. COLLEEN BR DLEY 9 lower Drive Maplcwcxxl G.A.A.; Personality Club; Junior Night Cast; Homeroom Social Chairman; Senior Night Usher. Remembered for: Her argyle socks, ready laugh, warm friedliness, Irish eyes, and dimpled smile. ROBERT BRANCH 20 F'irst Street South Orange Varsity Football; Track Team Captain; Acap- |H-lla Choir. Remembered for: His long legs, and his remark- able skill on the football field. 11 RUTH BRATTSTROM 26 Boyden Avenue Maplewood Personality Club; Homeroom Social Chair- man; Junior Night Cast; English Guild; Pan- American Club; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: A ways being ready for a good time, her quick sense of Itumot, and those Fri- day night dales. PHYLLIS BRODY 459 Richmond Avenue Maplewood Senior Play Advertising Committee; Lyceum; Junior Night Cast; Columbian Stall; Pan-Ameri- can Club; Homeroom Committee Chairman. Remembered for: Her efferverscence in home- room, ready smile, and loyalty to Rutgers. IRENE BROTSCHOL 398 Boydcn Avenue Maplewood Art Service Club. Remembered for: Being a swell gal, who should go far with her artistic abilities. RICHARD L. BRYANT 3 Oakland Road Maplewood Traffic Committee; Senior Play Ticket Com- mittee; House and Grounds Committee; Fire Committee; Lunchroom Control Committee; Intramural Basketlrall. Remembered for: Capturing many feminine hearts, and. keeping them, plus always driving bek A' the impute speed limit. x EDMUND BURKE kUj MicTinaM lacc South Orange pyII; Varsity Baseball; Jayvcc BasHfmMM ZMFiytseball; Intramural Baskct- ttllVW .O rTTre President. 75� .' Being lean and lanky, and a Tenter Jmr the jMMuAj diamond. ( J jfolJAREZ BURNSIDE 4p CtmRjgr Wul Maplewood 6vM MwS0x lub; Pan-American Club; Ccr- hematics Club; Columbian Busi- 'iiw Stirf rjohn Baptist School: Opera Guild. fRew4jf£ rrd for: Beauty, ftoise, grace, and a friendliness. MARILYN E. BURTSCHAELL 725 Valley Street Maplewood G.A.A.; Chorus. Remembered for: Dancing eyes, and sentimen tality, when it comes to slow music. tRefc’nh erson % cA+i i f-cu4s exo • etcoj+x r J ' iRACE A. CANTELMO 63 Wxnlside Road Maplew6c d Twirler; Choir; G.A.A.: Junior Night Cast: Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her beautiful eyes, and her naturally curly hair. v MARILYN BUSCH V2 Elbcrta Road Maplewood Homeroom President: Pan-American Club; Fire Committee; Chorus; Civics Committee; Soahomore Dramatic Club. hpth bered for: Getting a big bang out of TTfe. A girl who’s as peppy as a 4th of July firecracker. FRANCES H. CARL AW 16 Oakland Road Maplewood G.A.A. Council; Latin Club Secretary; Fire Committee Secretary; Election Committee; Civ- ics Committee; Junior Night Cast. Remembered for: being the capable secretary of the fire Committee, with a luscious mop of curly hair and a swell personality. ALBERT S. CARMICHAEL 155 Garfield Place Maplewood Lighting Crew; Senior Play Ticket Commit- tee; Chemistry Club; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Baseball. Remembered for: His height, might, and gen- erous good nature. ROBERT CARNEY 448 Prospect Street South Orange Tennis Team; Gym Team; Intramural Bas- ketball; Chairman of Junior Night Scenery Con- struction Committee; Senior Play Scenery Con- struction Committee. Remembered for: His avid interest in tennis and tumbling, and his remarkable skill in each. ROBERT CARUBA 9 Brookside Road Maplewood Camera Club President; Columbia Photogra- pher; Mirror Photographer; Vice-President of Camera Club; Treasurer of Camera Club; Ju- nior Night Advertising Committee. Remembered for: His excellent photography, examples of which are found in The Mirror . JOSEPHINE A. CASSIE 461 Valley Street Maplewood G.A.A.; Pan-American Club; Junior Night Chorus; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Senior Play Costume Committee; Personality Club. Remembered for: being a true pal to all who know her, and for just plain enjoying life. DOLORES CETRULE 388 Hall Court South Orange Homeroom Chairman; Forum Romanum; Ju- nior Night Cast: Sophomore Dramatic Club; Chorus; Mirror Staff. Remembered for: Being a well-dressed, well- liked, wonderful girl with a knack for making Ur able law’ll. CHARLOTTE CHAMBERLIN 237 Raymond Avenue South Orange Forum Romanum; French Club; Music Box; Mirror Staff; Parnassian Society; Fire Committee. Remembered for: being a swell friend, a hard worker, and a good sport. ANNA MAY CHOAT 69 Valley Street South Orange Commercial Club; G.A.A.; Chorus. Remembered for: Her poise, graceful posture, and long hair. DONALD CHRISTIE 39 Essex Avenue Maplewood Intramural Basketl all; Intramural Baseball; Chorus; Lunchroom Control Committee; Home- room Secretary. Remembered for: His resemblance to Henry Fonda, and his lackadaisical expression. DOMENICA A. CIAVATTA 219 Village Road South Orange G.A.A.; Commercial Club; Pan-American Club. Remembered for: Her sweet smile and laughing personality. 13 PATRICIA CONNAMACHER 27 Woodland Road Maplewood G.A.A.; Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Prop- erties Committee; Lyceum; English Guild; So- phomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her popularity, and her big smile that always catches the eye. CAROL CONNORS 101 Oakview Avenue Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; G.A.A.; French Club; English Guild; Bible Reader; Personalitv Club. Remembered for: Her graceful walk and dim- ples. BETTY COPE 34 Forty-Fourth Street Maplewood Chorus; G.A.A.; Homeroom Social Chairman. Remembered for: Her ever-laughing“ eyes and infectious smile. JANE L. COPE 20 Harding Street Maplewood Twirler; Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Cast; Pan-American Club; Personality Club; G.A.A. Remembered for: Her love for the shore, and her capability as a twirler. 30 Os (,c MARIE CLANCY k Terrace Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; C.A.A.; Latin Club; Lunchroom Control Committee; Pan- American Club; Personality Club. Remembered for: That up-to-the-minute taste in clothes, and f� erfect poise. DALE A. CLARK 12 Summit Street East Orange Columbian Stall; Civics Committee; Junior Night Properties Committee; Senior Night Ad- vertising Committee; Art Service Club; Sopho- more Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her wavy hair, business-like walk, and for trailing all year for summer to come. 184 SYDNEY B. CLIFF 444 Elmwood Avenue Maplewood English Guild; Mathematics Club. Remembered for: Heing interested in sports and cute sophomores. AMY COHN Oak Road South Orange Stall; President of Lyceum; Forum .A.A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club. for: Her hard work on the Co- and her heart-felt interest in wonderful girl. LORRAINE COLLAM 4? and Avenue Maplewood leader: G.A.A.; Forum Romanum; ry Club; French Club; Junior Night 'tibered for: Xola which she plays with uch vitality and ftep as in other things she 'dertakes. LOIS A. COLLINS Garfield Place Maplewood English Guild; Music Box; Junior Night Cast; Homeroom Secretary; Our Lady of the Valley; Glee Club; Biology Club. Remembered for: Her loyalty to her previously acynnulated friends, and for being well-liked her scores of new ones. 14 ROBERT X. CORI- 16 Hudson Avenue Maplewood Homeroom Treasurer; Manager of Track ream; Visual Education Committee. Remembered for: Being a lot of fun and a good sport at all limes. ROBERT COTSEX 617 Hamilton Road South Orange Intramural Basketball; Intramural Baseball; Senior I'lav Properties Committee: Junior Night Properties Committee; I.atin Club; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: His Baahston accent, and a terrific ability in building model airplanes. ROBERT CONVEX 57 South Pierson Road Ma| lc | Swimming Team; Camera Club; Mathematics Club: Tennis Team; Trafficc Committee; Ly- ceum. Remembered for: His pep. hearty laugh, and even temperament. STEPHEN L. COX 55 Woodland Road Maplewood Homeroom Chairman; Varsity Swimming Team; Pep Committee; Cheer Leader; House and Grounds Committee; Senior Play Cast. Remembered for: His appraising eye for the opposite sex. his frank remarks, and his un- usual wit. PATRICIA CREAX 115 Mercer Place South Orange Homeroom Chairman; G.A.A.; Finance Com- mittee; Fire Committee: Mirror Staff; Junior Night I slier. Remembered for: Trying to devise a way to get to (Georgetown—any way. A neat girl, full of pep. and having a wonderful, understanding nature. DAVID CRIMMIXS 11 Jefferson Avenue Maplewood Radio Club; Homeroom Committee; Mathe- matics Club; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Pepping up )29 every morn- ing- ELIZABETH CROAKE 416 Summit Avenue South Orange French Club; Mirror Staff; Personality Club; Senior Play Costume Committee: Junior Night Costume Committee; I-atin Club. Remembered for: Her small waist, petiteness, and cute smile. MICHAEL CLOZZO 110 W. South Orange Ave. South Orange Senior Play .Scenery Committee; Junior Night Scenery Committee; Lunchroom Committee. Remembered for: His love for all sports, and his wide range of interests and talents. EMERY CURRIER 22 Oakvicw Avenue Maplewood Camera Club; Math Club; Chemistry Club. Remembered for: His infectious smile and neat haircomb. ANNE MARK D’ANNUNZIO 529 Academy Street South Orange Sophomore Dramatic Club; G.A.A.; Junior Night Usher. Remembered for: Her prettiness, sweet smile, and league of admirers. 15 DAVID L. DANZIGER 61 Kendall Avenue Maplewood Intramural Basketball; Intramural Baseball; Senior l lay Scenery Committee. Remembered for: That cement-mixer he calls a car, and his angelic look—oh, brother. EMORY II. DARE 10 Park Road Maplewood Pep Committee; Chairman of Homeroom Committee; Junior Night Cast: Senior Play Scenery Committee; Homeroom Vice-Chairman; Homeroom Treasurer. Remembered for: His work on the Pep Com- mittee, his jet-propelled station wagon, and that wonderful sense-of-humor. JOAN E. DASSLER 391 Thomdcn Street South Orange G.A.A.; Pan-American Club; Personality Club; Junior Night Clast; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Chorus. Remembered for: Being one of that inseparable pair—Dot tie and Joan, and for adding a touch of glamour to C.HS. JANET A. DEBBS •453 Boyden Avenue Maplewood G.A.A.; Pan-American Club; Sophomore Dra- matic Club; Forum Romanum; Junior Night Cast. Remembered for: Being an attractive, well- dressed girl with a personality that attracts everyone. MICHAEL DeCICCO 133 Union Avenue Maplewood Varsity Football; Jayvcc Football: Jayvcc Bas- ketball; Jayvce Baseball; Lunchroom Control Committee; Civics Committee. Remembered for: Being a guy whom everyone likes, and for his flashing smile. THOMAS H. DECKER ISO Jacoby Street Maplewood Swimming Team. Remembered for: His interest in sports, his hearty good-humor, and his witty remarks. PHILIP DECTER 41 Plymouth Avenue Maplewood Senior Play Advertising Committee; Junior Night Cast; intramural Basketball; Intramural Baseball: Sophomore Dramatic Club; Traffic Committee. Remembered for: Making life in 216 a little merrier. RICHARD J. DcIESO 15 Oregon Street Maplewood Junior Night Scenery Construction Commit- tee; Senior Play Scenery Painting Committee. Remembered for: His hearty appreciation of a good joke. LORRAINE R. DE FRONZO 180 Fairmount Avenue Newark Junior Night Chorus; Personality Club; G.A.A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Twirler. Remembered for: Being a little girl with a booming personality, and for her winning ways with everyone. ROSLYN DIAMOND 477 Clinton Avenue Newark Eligibility Committee; Junior Night Adver- tising Committee; Senior Play Reading Com- mittee; Mirror Staff; Lyceum; French Club. Remembered for: Her petite darkness, and for leaving school almost every day in a maroon Buick—we wonder whose. 16 FRKI) 1)E JOHN 192 Tichcnor Avenue South Orange Ihiid; Choir; Scenery Construction Comma- tec: Chorus. Jefferson High School: Homeroom Treasurer; Band. Remembered for: His lankiness, and for being able to have a ripping good time. JOAN CHRISTINE DIMS 70 Maplewood Avenue Maplewood Eligibility Committee; Senior Scenery Paint- ing Committee; Junior Night Cast; C.A.A.; Pan- American Club; English Guild. Remembered for: Her contagious laugh, and that hapfry-go-lucky spirit. ROGER V. dc MARS 50 Stewart Place South Orange Orchestra; Homeroom Committee; Camera Club. Remembered for: His slang expressions, and good -natu redness. EDMUND J. DENBURG 91 Courier Avenue Maplewood Mirror Staff; Junior Night Cast; Lyceum; Traffic Committee. Remembered for: Iteing Columbia's champion golfer, although no one has ever seen him play. RICHARD DISBROW 381 llall Court South Orange Traffic Committee; Mathematics Club; Home- room President; Track; Basketball; Chemistry Club. Remembered for: Iteing a fast man, on and off the basketball court. DONALD DISTLER 35 Ball Terrace Maplewood Basketball Manager; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Parnassian Society; Pan-American Club; Junior Night Cast; Columbian Staff. Remembered for: His interest in gay music and cute sophomores. EILEEN DOLCH 71 Boydcn Avenue Maplewood Choir: Junior Night Cast: Twirling C.orps; G.A.A.; Personality Club; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her sweet, soft, twice like a nightingale. JAMES DORSEY 205 Garfield Place South Orange Varsity Swimming: Mathematics Club; Band Drum Major: Orchestra; Intramural Basketball; Chemistry Club. Remembered for: His “new car. and his suc- cess in winning almost any argument. PAUL R. DOYLE •139 Walton Road Maplewood Homeroom Vice-Chairman; Homeroom Treas- urer; Boss Sports Editor; Civics Committee; Jayvcc Basketball; Jayvec Football. Remembered for: His high average, and amaz- ing self-control in class. I.OIS E. DUERR 35 Crestwood Drive Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; G.A.A.; Pan- American Club: Modern Dance Club; Home- room Vice-President. Remembered for: Smiling the week away in anticipation of the weekend. 17 KENNETH DUKIET 171 Jacoby Street Maplewood Junior Night Construction Committee; Cam- era Club. Remembered for: Making 349 ring with mirth. A great guy. WILLIAM DUNLAP 303 Forest Road South Orange Junior Assembly Chairman; Homeroom Vice- Chairman; Intramural Basketball; Track Team; Stage Crew; Nominating Committee. Remembered for: llis half-inch haircomb, and his devotion to his jalopy. ALAN DUHNKRACK 28 St. Lawrence Avenue Maplewood Fire Committee Captain; Jayvcc Football; Swimming Team; Varsity Track Team; Gym Team. Remembered for: His deep voice, and for being a well-liked fellow. ALBERT EDWARDS 19 Mancly Terrace Maplewood Scoreboard Keeper; Football Usher. Remembered for: Working his head off in 234 dtiring homeroom jieriod. ROBERT S. EULERS 80 Courier Avenue Maplewood Junior Night Traffic Committee; Traffic Com- mittee; French Club. Remembered for: His summer job at Elsie's , and his antiquated car. WILLIAM T. ELLIOTT 12 Ridgewood Terrace Maplewood Homeroom Activities Committee; Social Com- mittee; Math Club; Camera Club; Track 'Team; Lyceum. Remembered for: I disagree , which he usu- ally follows by proving his own point by some means or other. MARGARET ELLIOT 123 Holland Road South Orange G.A.A. Council; Cheerleaders; Lunchroom Committee; Social Committee; Mirror Staff: Junior Night Cast. Remembered for: Her good humor, winning personality, and peppy cheerleading. MARILYN EMERSON- 37 Roosevelt Road Maplewood Mirror Staff; Chemistry Club: Modem Dance Club; Fire Committee; Civics Committee; G.A.A. Remembered for: Her beautiful auburn tresses, her warm, understanding nature, and her week- ends at Bucknell. J WICE ENGLER 329 West End Road South Orange Chorus; G.A.A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Music Box; Personality Club: Junior Night Cast. Remembered for: Always being on the go. and for often chattering with her many friends. ISABEL M. ERICKSON 4 Maryland Road Maplewood .A.A.; Fo um Romanum; Secretary of Pcr- C.:I Junior j j l; Sc- I. 'tfut a Sr. jfight fPropcrt ...... ..........r_X1 Rrnunnhfretl UM. Being a i real Jriftid trilljn wBnfii) 18 ADELE M. FELDBL'SCH 228 Hilton Avenue Maplewood Senior Play Properties Committee; Junior Night Cast; Library Monitor; Commercial Club; Personality Club; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: being a quiet, wise, and friendly girl. WALTER J. FENNESSEY I SI Orchard Road Maplewood Camera Club; Pan-American Club; Mathe- matics Club; Homeroom Vice-Chairman; Senior Play Scenery Construction Committee. Remembered for: being one of the sparks on the Fire Committee, and for usually looking twice at a pretty girl. RALPH W. ERRINCTON 41 Mcn el Avenue Maplewood Mathematics Club; Camera Club; Chemistry Club. Remembered for: His peppy good nature, and corny jokes. JANE EVANS SI Girard Place Maplewood G.A.A.; Parnassian Society; French Club; Fire Committee: Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Reading Committee. Remembered for: Her character, interest in a variety of things, and friendliness toward every- one. SAMUEL A. FABRIZIO •I Hi Montague Place South Orange Remember for: His highly humorous manner- isms and jokes, and for being a swell friend. MARIE T. FARLEY 731 Prospect Street Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; C.A. . Remembered for: Her sweetness with ci eryone who knows her. RI r.V SANDRA FAST 28 Colgate Road Maplewood French Club; Lyceum; Personality Club; Pan- American Club; Music Box; Junior Night Scenery Painting Committee. Remembered for: being a tall girl with a knack of wearing her clothes to the best advantage. ELENOR M. FKLBHR 103 Rutgers Street Maplewood Acappella Choir; Junior Night Cast; G.A.A.; Commercial Club; Chorus. Remembered for: being a dark-haired girl with meet ways and dancing eyes. ir ■s O� BARBARA JANE FETON 62 Ralston Avenue South Orange G.A.A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Math Club; Senior Play Properties Committee. Wood- Ridge High: Wig and Mask Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her sweet, soft voice, her darling little brother, and her host of friends. JEAN FILE 43 Boydcn Avenue Maplewood G.A.A. Council; Modem Dance Club; Cheer- leader; Junior Night Cast; Homeroom Secre- tary; Personality Club. Remembered for: Having an outstanding amount of pep. and a cheery disposition. 1 A DELE J. FILIPEK 25 Peach Tree Road Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; Treasurer of Per- sonality Club; G.A.A.; cappclla Choir; Com- mercial Club: Junior Night Cast. Remembered for: Her great degree of poise, and for being a real asset as a friend. JANICE FINGER 285 Beech Spring Road South Orange Forum Romanum; Personality Club; G.A.A.; Lyceum; Pan-American Club; Sophomore Dra- matic Club. Remembered for: Her radiant sense of humor, and for knowing her way around C.H.S. JOYCE FIXKELS VEIN 4 Walnut Court South Orange- Senior Play Advertising Committee; Lyceum; Columbia Reporter. Weequahic High: Feature Editor of The Marshall; German Club; Volley- ball Team. Remembered for: Her antipathy toward quiet- ness, but for being on the beam when it comes to serious talk. GLORIA FIORE 264 Valley Street South Orange- Sophomore Dramatic Club; Junior Night Usher. Remembered for: Her loyalty to her friends, and her Mission for music — slow and street. HARWOOD FISH 499 Ridgewood Road Maplewood Fire Captain; Stage Crew; Pan- mc-rican Club; Music Box; Mathematics Club; Junior Night Cast. Remembered for: His accordion plaxing, talent as an actor, and for his red and black boiler. J. ERIC FLANAGAN 304 Academy Street South Orange- Swimming Team; Track Team; Football Manager; Mathematics Club: Junior Night Scenery Construction Committee; Chcmistn Club. Remembered for: His capability as an excellent swimmer. ELIZABETH FLOWER 12 Claremont Avenue Maplewood Junior Night Chorus: Personality Club; G.A.A.; Forum Romanum; Sophomore Dra- matic Club. Remembered for: Her eh, Blimey , her ideas on mediaeval torture, and for being an all- around, all-grand girl. MARGOT LOUISE FOOSE 370 North Wyoming Avenue South Orange- Junior Night Cast; Art Service Club; Senior Play Scenery Painting Committee; Chemistry Club; English Guild; Music Box. Remembered for: Her wonderful parties, and her collies, Minnie , and Butch . 20 THEODORE T. FOSTER 266 Tichenor Avenue South Orange- Music Box: Forum Romanum. Remembered for: Being a quiet, likeable fellow with a genuine interest in his studies. ANNE MARIE FRAGALE 262 Valley Strccct South Orange G.A.A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her natural beauty, and for being able to turn heads her way. y ifi fa III i. 4 'ii. JAMES W. FRANCIS 431 Elmwood Avenue Maplewood Homeroom Secretary; Junior Night Cast: Pan- American Club; Intramural Basketball; Sopho- more Dramatic Club; Senior Play Ticket Com- mittee. Remembered lor: Walking a different girl to each class, and for that new Ruiik he so proudly chauffeurs. DONALD FREGGENS 78 Kendal Avenue Maplewood Parnassian Society: Stage Crew; Art Service Club; Visual Aids Committee; Senior Play Scenery Committee; Pan-American Club. Remembered for: His distinguished visage, casual remarks, and on-the-job attitude. FELIX FREIF.R 46 Headley Place Maplewood Intramural Basketball; Columbian Reporter; Band; Lyceum; Chemistry Club; German Club. Remembered for: His expeditions to the North country, and for his talent on the flute. ALBERT GAAL 25 Hickory Drive Maplewood Varsity Swimming; Jayvcc Football; Intra- mural Basketball; Homeroom Chairman; Home- room Treasurer; House and Grounds Commit- tee. Remembered for: Reing a charming escort to many fair damsels, and for his ability as a swimmer. CHARLES H. FUHRMEISTER 22 Coolidge Road Maplewood Baseball Manager; Football Lshcr. Remembered for: His even disposition and im- peccable haircomb. JOHN P. GARRI ! Y 1881 Springfield Avenue Maplewood Senior Play Scenery Construction Committee. Remembered for: Reing on the t uiel side, but havin’ a bit of the Irish devil in 'im, too. FREDERICK X. GARTSIDE 283 South Ridgewood Road South Orange Homeroom Chairman; Nominating Commit- tee; Lunchroom Control Committee; Track Team; Math Club; Chemistry Club. Remembered for: Reing a fine guy, well liked, and for possessing athletic interest and ability. GERTRUDE GAUKSTERN 25 Kensington Terrace Maplewood Social Chairman of Homeroom; Secretary of (German Club; Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Reading Committee; Senior Play Properties Committee; G.A.A. Remembered for: Those luscious eyes and her dreamy expression. WILLIAM H. GAUSMAN. JR. 17 Montrose Street South Orange Lyceum; I.atin Club; German Club. Remembered for: His “ideas on the subject , and his love for sports. RUTH LILLIAN GREUS 7 Henry Place Maplewood Junior Night Cast; G.A.A.; Senior Play- Scenery Painting Committee; Art Service Club; Forum Romanum; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her activity in the G.A.A., and her unlimited amount of pep. 21 RICHARD li. GIBBONS 157 Mayhcw Drive South Orange Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Cast; Traffic Committee: Jayvee Football; Swimming Team: Homeroom Chairman. Hr me inhered for: His nice fteisonality, many cars, and fur being a guy one can have a lot of fun with. MARJORIE GILBERT 589 Prospect Street Maplewood Junior Night Cast: Senior Play Properties Committee; Senior Play Scenery Painting Com- mittee; G.A.A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Forum Romanum. Remembered for: Her ftel gripes on the sub- ject of school, but for liking it just the same. A great gal to know. FR WCIS J. GILHULY 143 Jacoby Street Maplewood Chorus; Intramural Baseball. Remembered for: Heing in a home-room full of girls, but never seeming to complain about it. WILLIAM A. GLASS 34G Richmond Avenue South Orange Visual Aids Committee; Junior Night Cast: Pan-American Club; Intramural Basketball; Chorus. Remembered for: His witty remarks, attendance at most fiarlies, and unquenchable amount of speech. ALMA GLUCK 16 Evergreen Place Maplewood G.A.A.; Modern Dance Club: Columbian Stall; English Guild; Junior Night Cast; Sopho- more Dramtic Club. Remembered for: Her style, energetic and suc- cessful try at good marks, and her friendliness. DOROTHY CARROLL GOEDECKE I t Washington Park Maplewood Vice President of Personality Club; Chorus; Finance Committee; Junior Night Chorus. Mount Royal High School: Girl's Basketball Team; Choir. Remembered for: Her beautiful complexion, large, innocent eyes, and all-round good nature. EVELYN MARIE GOOD 42 Dunncll Road Maplewood Vice President of Parnassian Society; Acappclla Choir; Chorus; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Junior Night Cast; G.A.A. Remembered for: Heing a sweet girl, whom we have seen many-a-time behind the footlights, doing a wonderful job. HELEN H. GOODZEIT 497 Richmond Avenue Maplewood Pre-Junior Night Committee; Chairman of Junior Night Scenery Painting Committee; Chairman of Senior Play Scenery Painting Committee; Columbian Staff; Secretary of Ly- ceum; Parnassian Society. Remembered for: Being a well-liked girl who will be a second Michaelangelo, soon. ANSEL V. GOULD 16 Ohcrlin Street Maplewood Lighting Crew Chairman; Mathematics Club; Visual Aid Committee; Parnassian Society; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Keeping Columbia Thespians in the spotlight, and for keeping the lighting crew calm and collected. CLAIRF. GOULD 71 Dunnell Road Maplewood Junior Night Cast; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Personality Club; Music Box; G.A.A. Remembered for: Being tiny, but jammed full of personality and cheerfulness. 22 GR1MMK Vo PATRICIA 41 Park Road Mapelwood Junior Night Cast; G.A.A.; Personality Club; Music Box; Chorus; Camera Club. Remembered for: Being a quiet, sensitive, but strictly “ on-the-ball kid with a swell nature. WILLIAM GRIMM 7 Field Road' Maplewood Junior Night Cast; German Club; Mathe- matics Club; Chorus; Chemistry Club. Remembered for: Being ever-smiling, and al- ways on the go, — a perfect combination for a happy life. EDMOND K. GRAHAM, JR. 107 Durand Road Maplewood Orchestra; Band; Intramural Basketball; Jay- vcc Basketball; Mathematics Club; Pan-Ameri- can Club. Remembered for: His blond hair, eye for the girls, and his good-sportsmanship. FRANK P. GRAZIAN 532 Summit Avenue Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; Latin Club; Junior Night Ticket Committee; House and Grounds Committee; Chorus. Remembered for: His interest at Sinnigans, and his undying love for the New York Yankees. ROBERT GREEN 318 West South Orange Avenue South Orange Camera Club; Lyceum; Student Operator Committee; Intramural Basketball; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Chemistry Club. Remembered for: His popularity with people, and that wonderful, marvelous, stupendous car. VIRGINIA ANN GREEN 2 Hemlock Court Maplewood Junior Night Chorus; Personality Club; Modern Dance Club; G.A.A.; Sophomore Dra- matic Club; Chorus. Remembered for: Her tall, slender slimness, and for getting her Phil of the funs of life. ELLEN GREENWOOD 94 Collinwood Road Maplewood G.A.A.; Modern Dance Club; Pan-American Club; Junior Night Scenery Painting Commit- tee; Senior Play Advertising Committee. Remembereed jor: Being a hard worker, and co- operative in every way. NORMA GAIL GREENWOOD 513 Prospect Street Maplewood Twirling Corps; Parnassian; Parnassian Society; G.A.A.; Modern Dance Club; Art Serv- ice Club. Remembered for: Her acting ability, and for never being too busy to do a friend a oror. GEORGE N. GROSSHANS 31 Fairvicw Terrace Maplewood Junior Night Cast: Senior Play Cast; German Club President; Parnassian Society; Homeroom Treasurer; Traffic Committee. Remembered for: His Uncle Charles, and Kings- ley, of featured productions, and his sophisti- cated manner. HERMAN E. GROEZINGER 21 Nelson Place Maplewood German Club. Remembered for: His generosity, unbelieveable good-nature, and love for all sports. 23 RUTH NANCY GROSSMAN 290 Wyoming Avenue South Orange Sophomore Dramatic Club; G.A.A.; English Guild; Lyceum; Music Box; Homeroom Com- mittee. Remembered for: Her slightly wind-blown, but very becoming hair-do, and her intelligence and common sense. BETTY JANE GUEMPEL 23 Rutgers Street Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; G.A.A.; Home- room Committee Chairman; Junior Night Cast: Senior Play Scenery Painting Committee; Latin Club. Remembered for: Being a lot of fun, a swell friend, and one of our letter girls in G.A.A. JEANNE LOIS GUEMPEL 23 Rutgers Street Maplewood Junior Night Cast; Cheerleader; Senior Play Scenery Painting Committee; G.A.A.; Person- ality Club; Civics Committee. Remembered for: Being one of our grade A cheerleaders, and for doing a swell job in G.A.A. IRENE GUEST 145 South Centre Street South Orange French Club President; Homeroom Chairman; Homeroom Social Chairman; Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Cast; Parnassian Society. Remembered for: Being a popular little gal with a knack for acting, and an ever-ready smile. ARTHUR E. Gl.STAVSON- 724 Prospect Street Maplewood Swimming Team; Homeroom Vice-Chairman; German Club; Camera Club. Remembered for: His slow, easy walk, his all- round friendliness, and his hearty good nature. KATHERINE IIAHN 372 Thornden Street South Orange G.A.A.; Parnassian; French Club; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Homeroom Secretary; Orchestra. Remembered for: Her gay and intellectual spirit, and her avid interest in photography. KENT W. HALSEY 258 South Orange Avenue South Orange Senior Play Cast; Junior Night Cast; Track Team; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Parnassian Society; Fire Committee. Remembered for: His casual, infectious smile, and his appreciation of a joke . . . that slow, slow, laugh. RICHARD HANDEL 105 Wyoming Avenue South Orange Intramural Baseball; Pan-American Club; Chorus; Lunchroom Control Committee. Remembered for: Reindeer sweaters, coal-black hair, and a deep basso profundo voice. ANNE HANKINSON 31 Park Road Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; Personality Club; G.A.A.; Traditions Committee; Civics Commit- tee; Junior Night Cast. Remembered for: Aunt Aggie, and her other hosts of acquaintances, her vim, and unquench- able taste for excitement. SABINA R. HANSON 45 Prospect Street South Orange Homeroom Social Chairman: Junior Night Cast; Nurses Assistant; East Orange: Library Club; Acappclla Choir; Modern Dance Club. Remembered for: Her petiteness, energetic vi- tality, and her devotion to a certain pair of bell- bottomed trousers. 24 RICHARD M. HANSCHKA I! Hughes Street Maplewood Chemistry Club. Remembered for: Having lo gel up earlier, and liis slightly reluctant walks to school. JACQUELINE HARDY 225 Elmwood Avenue Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; Junior Night Usherette; Chorus; Choir. Remembered for: Her gay spirit, and her loy- ally to her many friends. LAMAR HARMON L 359 Turrcll Avenue South Orange‘S Junior Night Cast: Mirror StafT: Intramural Basketball; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Overpowering the ladies with that smo-o-th southern accent. JAMES HARROCKS 41 Ridgewood Terrace Maplewood . Pep Committee; Senior Play Ticket Commit- tee; Radio Club. Remembered for: His great sense of humor, and his Whizzer-Rike. LILLIAN M. HARSCH 22f Oakland Road Maplewood Vice-President of Music Box; Commercial Club; Bible Reader; Civics Committee; Home- room Secretary; Junior Night Chorus. Remembered for: Her graceful manner, and her beautiful idealizing. RICHARD HARTFORD 71 Oakland Road Maplewood Forum Romanum; Assembly Committee; Stage Lighting Crew; Co-Chairman of Junior Night Lighting Crew; Co-Chairman of Senior Play Lighting Crew; Parnassian Society. Remembered for: His smooth appearance, and hard work on the lighting crew. RONALD A. HAUSMAN 108 Wyoming Avenue Maplewood Junior Night Cast; Parnassian Society; Sopho- more Dramatic Club; Camera Club; Mirror Staff; Intramural Basketball. Remembered for: Iteing a wonderful desk clerk in Junior Site, and a mamelous practical joker. JOY HAYES II Wentworth Road Summit Homeroom Vice-Chairman; Civics Commit- mittec; Senior Play Reading Committee: G.A.A.; English Guild; Personality Club. Remembered for: Those ultra-special dates with college men, her super clothes, and that orange roofed dream house. SARAH RUTH HEANEY 171 Valley Street South Orange G.A.A.; English Guild; German Club; Vice- President of Commercial Club. Remembered for: Her quiet mannerisms, and luscious eyes. NICKI B. HECHT 50 Warren Court South Orange Senior Play Stage Manager; English Guild: Pan-American Club; Personality Club; Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Reading Committee. Remembered for: Her plans for the future, and her twinkling eyes whenever a certain soldier is mentioned 25 FRED I.. HECKLAU 194 Jacoby Street Maplewood Homeroom Chairman; Fire Committee; Fire Captain; Junior Night Ticket Committee; Camera Club; Homeroom Social Chairman. Remembered for: His loyalty to his friends, and his high ideals. ROBERT 11 El L 135 Parsonage Hill Road Maplewood (Uuncra Club. Remembered for: His unlimited amount of laughter, his somber eyes, and for looking for- ward to that happy day — Graduation. JOAN A. HE1TMANN 35 Courier Avenue Maplewood G.A.A.; Homeroom Vice-Chairman; Sopho- more Dramatic Club; Senior Play Properties Committee; Personality Club; Junior Night Chorus. Remembered for: Her neat appearance, gener- ous nature, and her constant smile. JANET HELLER 30 Van Ness Terrace Maplewood Music Box; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Junior Night Cast; G.A.A.; Chorus. Remembered for: Her happy-go-lucky nature, and her smooth apfrearance. MARILYN HEMMINCER 114 Oakland Road Maplewood Senior Play Properties Committee; Junior Night Scenery Painting Committee; Music Box; G.A.A. Remembered for: Her smooth and sophisticated ways, plus an all-round peppiness. THOMAS HILL 511 Prospect Street Maplewood Track Team; Junior Night Cast; Homeroom Chairman; Homeroom Vice-Chairman; Mirror Staff; Civics Committee. Remembered for: His Red Skelton laugh, and for sweeping many vulnerable maidens off their feet. JAMES H. HIND 13 Lincoln Place Maplewood Indoor Track Team; Cross Country Track Team. Remembered for: Being well liked, and for re- garding C. . S. as not such q bar| place, after all . MARY LOU 34 Park Road G.A.A.; Junior Nigh Mathematics Club; Romanum. Rememberet G.A.A. an leaves her, Maplewood lAiglish Guild; VCiub; Forum im Xt'ork on the sLjrirt th ever 26 WILLIAM HOGENCAMP 492 Prospect Street Maplewood Camera Club; Junior Night Properties Com- mittcc; Intramural Baseball. Remembered for: Being light in stature, but heai'y and witty in his speech. RICHARD K. HOLLANDER 5 Wellesley Road Maplewood Lyceum; Indoor and Outdoor Track Teams; Cross Country Track Team. Remembered for: His verbal renunciation of the longer skirts — you’ve got ’em, why hide ’emT MICHAEL J. IANTOSCA 77 Mixon IMacc- South Orange Intiamural Baseball; Intramural Raskctl ai!; Chorus. Remembered for: bring able to laugh at a joke, although he’s heard it a thousand times before. ROSEMARIE IANTOSCA 157 College Place South Orange Personality Club; G.A.A.; Pan-American Club: Junior Night Properties Committee; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Commercial Club. Remembered for: Reing one of the Crickle- wood’s most charming waitresses. A sweet girl with an honest and generous nature. NANCY C. INGHAM 77 Tuscan Road Maplewood Music Box; G.A.A.; Pan-American Club; Ju- nior Night Cast; Chorus; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: A big smile and mischiei'ous manner that come in a small package. JANICE JACKSON 221 Ward Place South Orange Vice-President of French Club; Pan-American Club: Personality Club; Co-Chairman of Junior Night Costume Committee; Senior Play Costume Committee; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her well-earned good marks, and her perfect page-boy. JOAN HOLLANDER Mb Kynda Road South Orange Parnassian Society; Secretary of French Club: Columbian Reporter; G.A.A.; Senior Play Cast; Lyceum. Remembered for: Her enviable aiTrage, and out- standing art work. CONSTANCE HOPKINS 5 Jefferson Avenue Maplewood Homeroom Secretary; Orchestra; Music Box; Acappclla Choir; French Club; G.A.A. Remembered for: Her quiet, but genuinely sin- cere manner, and her attractiveness. SANDRA FERN HORWITZ 36 Ball Terrace Maplewood Junior Night Cast: Senior Play Reading Com- mittee; Chorus; Parnassium; English Guild; Pan-American Club. i 11 _ Remembered for: Her smart taste in clothes, and V® her interest in school work. BARBARA HUNTINGTON __ 138 Oakland Road Maplewood j _ ft 'i ( Cheerleader; Homeroom Chairman; G.A.A.; O Council; French Club I reasuier; Pan-American AJa A � Club; Miimi Bool 3 Remembered for: Her sendee to the school, antlr . f PPV ch'crt'admg. V « 7 A. STEPHENS HUTCHCRAFT. JR. 22 Winthrop Place MaplcwoodVjU _ Or _ Varsity Swimming Team; Intramural Basket- (j ball; Homeroom Chairman; Traffic Committee: Senior Play Ticket Committee; Senior Play Ad- vertising Committee. Remembered for: His fire-alarm red hair, and adeptness at swimming, — and that’s no fish story, either. O. WENDELL HYDE 9 Owen Drive Maplewood Junior Night Cast: Senior Play Cast; Forum Romanum; Camera Club; German Club. Remembered for: His large part in Senior Xite, and for that high, high, high average. XM 27 PATRICIA A. JAEKEL 664 Irvington Avenue Maplewood Homeroom Secretary; Treasurer of Latin Club; G.A.A.; Parnassian Society; Junior Night Cast; Minor Stall. Remembered for: Her mischievous smile that Hah I uft her whole face, and her warm gen- erosity. BARBARA JAMES 10 Kensington Terrace Maplewood Junior Night Cast; Pan-American Club: Sophomore Dramatic Club; G.A.A.; Homeroom Secretary; Fire Committee. Remembered for: Those wonderful ftar ties at Kensington, her beautiful blond hair, and for fteanut butter and marshmallow fluff. NORMAN S. JOY 6 West Parker Avenue Maplewood Jayvcc Football; Senior Play Scenery Con- struction Committee. Remembered for: His everlasting knack for find- ing different things to do — that's the way his- tory’s made — you're a great guy, Norm. MARION JAYSON 15 Norfolk Avenue Maplewood Homeroom Secretary: Mirror Staff; Junior Night Cast; Eligibility Committee; Lyceum: Forum Romanum. Remembered for: Her dark hair, her high ideals, and her u'ittiness. DONALD JOHNSON 40 Mountain Avenue Maplewood Senior Baseball Business Manager: Vice-Presi- dent of Homeroom; Gym Team; Senior Play- Ticket Committee; Junoir Night Cast; Swim- ming Team. Remembered for: His hard work on the gym team, and his enthusiastic work as cub reporter in Junior Night. DONALD W. JOHNSON 114 Wyoming Avenue South Orange Junior Night Properties Committee; Senior Night Properties Committee; Sophomore Dra- matic Club; Lunchroom Control Committee; Fire Committee. Remembered for: Iteing a guy whom everyone likes — a recommendation anyone would be JANET A. JOHNSTON HO Maplewood Avenue Maplewood English Guild; Lyceum; G.A.A.; Junior Night Cast; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Library Mon- itor. Remembered for: Her knowledge of everything about e eryone, her tall slimness, and her shiny hair. JOAN JOHNSTON 22 William Street Maplewood G.A.A.; Dance Club: Parnassian Society: Sophomore Dramatic Club; Personality Club; Junior Night Cast. Remembered for: Her dancing ability, bright red hair, and her interest in acting. RICHARD A. JONES 16 Revere Avenue Maplewood Varsity Track; Intramural Basketball; Traffic Committee; Latin Club; Jayvee Football; Ger- man Club. Remembered for: Those “out of the corner of the mouth” jokes, and for being a speedy track man. CONSTANCE P. JUDGE 43 Madison Avenue Maplewood G.A.A.; Personality Club; Sophomore Dra- matic Club; Senior Play Scenery Painting Com- mittee; English Guild. Remembered for: Her sufeet way, many friends, and piquant expression. 28 FRED KAPP 287 I illou Road South Orange Varsity Football; Acappclla Chair; Chairman of Pep Committee; Junior Night Cist; Lunch- room Control Committee. Staunton Military Academy: Jayvec Football. Remembered for: I'm only a thawf amore, his fteft announcements, his wit, and that routine in “Dugout . MARION KARG 292 Western Drive South Orange G.A.A.; Personality Club; Homeroom Secre- tary. Remembered for: Her ability for getting to know people and her eternal smile. JfT MARY JOAN KENNEY 47 Headley Place Maplewood Junior Night Cast: Sophomore Dramatic Club; G.A.A.; English Guild; Chorus. Remembered for: Her passion for green, her bright red hair, and her graceful walk. WINIFRED F. KESSLER 81 Hudson Avenue Maplewood Senior Play Cast; Junior Night Cast; G.A.A. Council; Civics Committee; Mirror Staff; Home- room Secretary. Remembered for: Her serious interest in dra• matirs, and her success on the Columbia stage. JEAN LEWIS KEITH 5 North Terrace Maplewood Senior Play Cast; President of Parnassian So- ticay; Homeroom Chairman; Civics Committee; sscmhly Committee; Junior Night Cast. Remembered for: Her intelligence, her great presence of mind, her sendee to the school, and her appearance on the stage. DORIS M. KELLER I May Terrace Maplewood President of Pan-American Club; Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer; Homeroom Vice-Chairman: G.A.A.; Lunchroom Control Committee; Co- Chairman of Junior Night Costume Committee. Remembered for: Her willingness to help, ami her ambition to become a nurse. DONALD KELLY 81 Tiffany Place Maplewood Intramural Baseball; Intramural Basketball. Remembered for: His hard work in homeroom fteriod, his peppiness, and that long ride to school. JACK KELLY 89 Tiffany Place Maplewood Intramural Baseball; Intramural Basketball. Irvington High School: Baseball. Remembered for: Being the first one out of school on Friday’s at 2:16 — a great guv. o A' PtflSofiAur£ THOMAS F. KII.COM MONS JR. SO Cottage Street South Orange Track Team; Varsity Football; Jayvec Basket- ball; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Foot- ball; Civics Committee. Remembered for: His passion for new cars,— como nostros —and all around friendliness. r ALLEN KILIK III Ralston Avenue South Orange Remembered for: His bewitching smile and his talent for chemistry. 29 ROBERT KIMBALL CARLA A. KLEBSATTEL 306 Ixnox Avenue South Orange Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Reading Com- mittee; Columbian Stall; Forum Foranum; Ger- man Clul ; G.A.A. Remembered for: Her curly hair and breezy walk,—what just flew by? CAROLYN KLEEMAN 103 Tuscan Road Maplewood G.A.A.; Junior Night Chorus; Music Box: Personality-Club; Homeroom Social Chairman. Remembered for: Her slam-bang personality, her ability to adapt herself to all situations. ROBERT C. KLEIN ■4 St. Lawrence Avenue Maplewood Captain of Gym Team; Jayvee Football; Swim- ming Team; Track Team; Fire Committee; Junior Night Cast. Remembered for: That physique, his short hair comb, and his Ability on the gym team. W8n KLINGBEIL fir Maplewood Club. His si--ide trombone, and 4!e igets from it. crrai MABEL L. KLOS 20 South lk ydcn Parkway Maplewood Homeroom Social Chairman; Junior Night Cast; President of Commercial Club; G.A.A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Chorus; Mirror Stall. Remembered for: Her quiet manner and friend- liness,—a real pal to everyone. JO ANNE KNAPP 114 Oak wood Avenue Maplewood G.A.A.; Social Committee; Homeroom Chair- man; Junior Night Cast; Personality Club; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her serene expression, sweet disfrosition, and for being a swell mixer. ROGER KNIERING 21 Ridgewood Terrace Maplewood Homeroom Chairman; Homeroom Secretary; Homeroom Treasurer; Assembly Committee; House and Grounds Committee; Civics Commit- tee; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: l)an I 'an Dorn. Lee Trimble and Dave Stratton. A swell guy with a host of friends. CRAIG KOCH 12 Maple Terrace Maplewood Traffic Committee: Homeroom Committee Chairman; Mid-Winter Dance Committee; Ju- nior Night Ticket Committee. Remembered for: His neat haircomb, his subtle wit, and his great love for school (?). 30 ROBERT KENNETH KOEHI.ER HA (-EE KRONER 14 (Colgate Road Maple woo I j Parnassian Society G.A. .: |unior Night 7 Il opcrrtA wiinMutt Club; Personal- it _X-liil� ; Pan-African Club. Remembered or: Her chic afiftearance, and her qu tpappealing fature. , p01tT.Y I). KRUEGER 10 Norfolk Avenue Finance Committee; Club; C.A.A. Remembered lor: Being a well dressed. neatly tressed girl, and all in a pint-sized package. Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic MAY M. KUBICHEK 263 Vosc Avenue South Orange G.A.A. Council; President of Dance Club: French Club; Homeroom Committee Represen- tative; Chorus; Parnassian Society. Remembered for: Her swell leadership as presi- dent of Dance Club, and her quiet naivete. JUNE VIRGINIA KUENSTNER 293 Vosc Avenue South Orange G.A.A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club; French Club; Chorus; Personality Club; Camera Club. Remembered for: Being the girl in green with a mad passion for Heartaches by Ted Weems. 1773 Springfield Avenue Maplewood Manager of Track Team; Homeroom Chair- man: Junior Night Ticket Committee; Traffic Committee; Fire Committee; Senior Play Ticket Committee. Remembered for: Being a quiet sensitive guy. but one who's really nice, and well liked by his friends. DONALD KOEHLER 1773 Springfield Avenue Maplewood Traffic Committee; Homeroom Vice-Chair- man; Mid-Winter Dance Committee; Senior Play Ticket Committee; Homeroom Treasurer; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Easing along good naluredly with a minimum of effort, but for being a top man on any job. CHARLES KOHAL'T 38 Hughes Street Maplewood Mathematic Club; Intramural Baseball; Intra- mural Basketball; Junior Night Scenery Con- struction Committee. Remember for: His ability to keep on the good side of the law. and for helping to keep the local world rocking. MARSHA KRANTZ 19 Sterling Drive South Orange Junior Night Cast; Chorus; Music Box; Pan- American Club; G.A.A. Remembered for: Being blessed with charm, and a sophisticated manner. HENRY VV. KREUTER 12 Norfolk Avenue Maplewood Assembly Committee; Finance Committee; Traffic Committee; Tire Committee; Jayvcc Base- ball; Varsity Basketball. Remembered for: F. E. Boone, his love for bas- ketball, and his big black fluick. WILLIAM F. KRONE JR. 22 North Crescent Maplewood Jayvcc Football; French Club; Junior Night Cast; Lunchroom Control Committee; Intra- mural Basketball; Assistant Chief of Fire Com- mittee. Remembered for: His unbreakable silence dur- ing homeroom periods, his ambition to become a doctor, and his way with Phvllis. s' 21 FLORENCE KURUCZ 54 Bowdoin Street Maplewood G.A.A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Junior Night Scenery Painting Committee; Personality Cluh; English (.uild; German Club. Remembered for: Her swell disposition, beauti- ful complexion, and her facetious manner. JAMES G. KYLE 81 Hixon Place South Orange Veteran of the United States Navy. Remembered for: His irrepressible wit, and his s tarklinj good nature. FRED LAGOMARSINO 102 Congress Street Newark Remembered for: His intelligence, quietness, and I unloving ternp-rament. DONALD LAN 300 Elmwood Avenue Maplewood Swimming Manager; Jayvcc Football; intra- mural Basketball; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Junior Night Picket Committee; Lunchroom (kmtrol Committee. Remembered for: Being able to hold his own in just about any argument,—a swell guy with a great deal of forethought. JOAN CLAIRE LEA MOND 473 Valley Street Maplewood Personality Club: Modern Dance Club; French Club; G.A.A.; Visual Education Committee; Fi- nance Committee. Remembered for: Her generosity, hard work, and high ideals. ELIZABETH LEBRECHT 21 Edgcwood Place Maplewood Homeroom Chairman; Homeroom Social Chairman; G.A.A.; Junior Night Cast; Lyceum; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her long enviable hair and for those naive eyes with the crinkly corners. ARTHUR C. LF.ISER 18 Hudson Avenue Maplewood Jayvcc Football; Orchestra; Band. Remembered for: His classy clarinet playing and his infectious smile. JANET LEPORE 14 Oregon Street Maplewood Chorus; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: That unknown language that only she can speak, and those big, brown eyes. DAN LIEBERMAN Box 25 Middletown Ficldston School: Community Service Com- mittee; House and Grounds Committee. Remembered for: His lack of promptness every- where but in the lunchroom. BETTY JANE LORENZ 39 Sanford Place Newark Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Cast; Parnas- sian Society; French Club; Faiglish Guild; Bible Reader. Remembered for: Being one of the F. Simon girls, her sweet dimples, grace, and winning ways. 32 RICHARD LIEBERMAN 130 Oakland Road Maplewood Pre-Junior Night Committee; Senior Play Reading Committee; Feature Editor of Co- lumbian; Traffic Committee; Senior Play Ticket Committee; Track Team. Remembered for: His whizzing sense of humor, and his high airrage. JOAN LINDQUIST 7 Tower Drive Maplewood Parnassian Society; Senior Play Cast; Home- room Vice-Chairman; Sophomore Dramatic Club; C.A.A.; Dance Club. Remembered for: That banana scene in Senior Night her high pitched hello’s , her defiant walk, and her complete naturalness. JANET LANGENBACKER 144 Jacoby Street Maplewood Junior Night Cast; Chorus; G.A.A.; Personal- ity Club; Forum Romanum; Sophomore Dra- matic Club. Remembered for: Her jet black hair, and peaches and cream complexion, plus a hearty hello for everyone. DAVID LAWRENCE 106 Hemlock Terrace South Orange Homeroom Chairman; House and Grounds Committee; Lunchroom Control Committee; Jayvec Football; Varsity Football. Remembered for: His basso profundo vocal chords, his deep laugh, and a long string of cuties. WALTER J. LAYER I I East Cedar Lane Maplewood Junior Night Service Orchestra; Acappclla Choir; Band; Camera Club. Remembered for: Swearing his car is worth fifteen hundred, and for that sultry, swoony sax. MARY LOU LE COMPTE 9 Essex Avenue Maplewood G.A.A.; Junior Night Usherette. Saint Vin cent's Academy: A.A.; Annual Play. Remembered for: Her sftanking red and hearty manner, and for the nickname ROBERT I). LEWIS 46 Euclid Avenue Senior Play Properties Committee; Night Ticket Committee; Visual A tec; Camera Club; Chemistry Club. Remembered for: His lackadaisical generous nature, and for his cooperati DONALD F. LI DIME 13 Brook wood Drive Maple Homeroom Chairman; Homeroom Commit- tee; Senior Play Construction Committee; Ju- nior Night Construction Committee; Jayvec Football; Intramural Baseball. Remembered for: His laughing eyes, avid inter- est in sftorts, and in the fairer sex. CONSTANCE ANN LIPSON 67 Tuscan Road Maplewood Music Box; Personality Club; Pan-American Club: Sophomore Dramatic Club; Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Properties Committee. Remembered for: Always emerging from the pool with curly hair. JAY LOEVY 108 Mercer Place South Orange Assistant Editor of Columbian; Pre-Junior Night Committee; Junoir Night Cast; Chair- man of Senior Play Reading Committee; Senior Play Cast; Parnassian Society. Remembered for: His service to the school, amiability, and for those satirical witticisms. S3 ALMA LOFTNESS I I I incasicr Avenue Maplewood Parnassian Society; G.A.A.; Personality Club; Junior Niglit Cast; Senior Play Cast; English Guild. Remembered for: ller beautiful hair, and her glamorous appearance. CHARLOTTE MARIE LOITER 17 Peach Tree Road Maplewood Twirier; Forum Romanum; Personality Club; German Club; G.A.A.; Junior Night Cast. Remembered for: Her high pitched voice, high pitched azvrage, and prize winning loyalty. ROBERT B. LUBMAK 39 Fielding Court South Orange Junior Night Cast; Mathematics Club; Pan- American Club; Intramural Basketball; Jayvcc Basketball. Remembered for: His coal black hair, black and white shirt, and that yellow convert,—too bad, Rob. BERNICE LUDLOW ■10 South Kingman Road South Orange Pan-American Club; Junior Night Cast; G.A.A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Chorus; Acappella Choir. Remembered for: Her sweet ways, hard work in Columbia, and for being a true friend. RONALD LOOS 191 Hilton Avenue Maplewood Homeroom Chairman; Chorus; Veteran (U. S. Navy). Remembered for: Getting a big bang out of life, and for having an amazing capacity for food. GERALDINE N. McARTHUR 410 Summit Avenue South Orange Junior Night Scenery Committee; Senior Night Costume Committee: G.A.A.; Forum Ro- manum; Pan-American Club; Personality Club. Remembered for: A sweetness equalled by very few, and her high ideals. JEAN MACDOUGALL 366 Turrcll Avenue South Orange French Club; Senior Play Scenery Painting Committee; Junior Night Cast; President of Homeroom; Civics Committee; Sophomore Dra- matic Club. Remembered for: Her pert ways, twinkling eyes, ftassion for sentimental music, and those Friday night ftar ties. MALCOLM MACKENZIE 216 Thoraden Street South Orange President of School Council; President of Forum Romanum; Vice-President of Forum Romanum; Junior Assembly Chairman; Asso- ciate Editor of the Columbian; Mathematics Club. Remembered for: being our hard working Presi. dent of Student Council, his wide-range vocabu- lary, neat appearance and fterfect diction. H. CLARK MACW RIGHT JR. 29 Broadview Avenue Maplewood President of Senior Class; Varsity Football; |unior Night Cast; Pep Committee; House and Grounds Committee; Homeroom Vice-Chairman. Remembered for: His hard work on the foot- ball team, his all-round friendliness, and for al- ways being Wright about everything. WILLIAM J. MADDEN 57 Fern wood Road Maplewood Band. Remembered for: His hardworking, scholastic ability, his Hollywood haircomb, and his disser- tations upon the clarinet. DOLORES JEAN MADISON •� 1 Jefferson Avenue Maplewood Secretary of Student Council; G.A.A. Council Treasurer; Civics Committee; Fire (Committee; Homeroom Vice-Chairman; Junior Night Cast. Uemembered for: Her capability as Secretary of Council, her sluftendous wisecracks, and for har- ing her name mixed up with ice cream. GLORIA A. MAFFEI 153 fx'xington Avenue Maplewood Pan-American Clui� ; Commercial Club; G.A. .; Chorus; Junior Night Cast. Uemembered for: Her ever smiling hello for everyone, ami her originality in those corny, corny jokes. ALBERT F. MAGLIARO 310 Irvington Avenue South Orange Senior Play Scenery Construction Committee. Uemembered for: His dark hair, tjuiet way with the girls, but raucous laughs with the gang. ROBERT MANCI. 52 Maplewood Avenue Maplewood Lunchroom Control Committee; Senior Play Ticket Committee; Senior Play Scenery ta� n- struction Committee; Junior Night Scenery Con- struction Committee. Uemembered for: His loyalty to the ladies, dry sense of humor, and his likeableness. PAUL MARING 131 Tuscan Road Maplewood Junior Night Scenery Construction Commit- tee; Chemistry Club; School Dance Ticket Com- mittee. Uemembered for: His corduroy sports jacket, and short haircut. JAMES MARQUIS •I Woodhill Drive Maplewood Traffic Committee; Finance Committee; Lunchroom Control Committee; Mathematics Club; Homeroom Committee Chairman. Uemembered fttr: His interest in skiing, and for driving that jalopy — sorry, Jimmy, — ire mean car. JOAN R. MARQUIS 11 Park Place Short Hills French Club; Forum Romanum; Music Box; Senior Play Properties Committee; Chorus. Mill- burn High School: Junior Play. Uemembered for: Her naive expression, impec- cable style of dressing, almost straight dark hair, and her well-groomed appearance. JUDITH MARRUS 67 South Munn Avenue East Orange Parnassian Society; Senior Play Cast; Person- ality Club; Lyceum; Pan-American Club; G.A.A. Uemembered for: Her fine acting in Senior Xight, her sophisticated ways, and her curly hair. BETTY J. MARSH 21 Van Ness Terrace Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; Homeroom Treas- urer; G.A.A.; Pan-American Club: Forum Ro- manum; Junior Night Chorus. Uemembered for: Her gay and friendly nature, and her blond prettiness. A gal who is popular with everyone. SELMA HELENE MAX 40 Sulfolk Avenue Maplewood Chorus; Senior Play Advertising Committee; G.A.A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Junior Night Program Committee; Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom. Uemembered for: Her healthy glow, neat ap- fteatance, and naturally curly hair. ROBERT H. McNEAL 32 Headley Place Maplewood Editor of Columbian: Intramural Basketball; Junior Night Cast; Color Guard; Lyceum. Remembered for: His hard work as editor of the Columbian, and for being one of our privi- leged color-bearers. NEIL MACPHEE 1 Rutgers Street Maplewood Varsity Football; Varsity Track; Mirror Staff; Homeroom Secretary; Lunchroom Committee; Gym Team. Remembered for: His ability on the Columbia elei'en, his shocking red hair, and his popu- larity. AS- Ce MARLEEN MAXWELL 55 Randolph Place South Orange French Club; G.A.A.; Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent; Homeroom Secretary; Junior Night Cos- tume Committee; Fire Committee. Remembered for: linking up just after first period, her craze for drairing, and her spick and span apftearance. tom McDonough 246 South Ridgewood Road South Orange Track Team; Fire Committee; Mathematics Club; Intramural Basketball; English Guild: Chemistry Club. Remembered for: His always concentrating appearance. fn e-slar energy and for his rare but pleasant smile. IRENE McCRATH 181 Indiana Street Maplewood G.A.A.; Forum Romanum; Pan-American Club; Personality Club; Junior Night Cast: Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her numerous suits, cute re- marks and jokes, plus O.T.H.'s forever, EDWARD W. MACGRATH 211 Conway Court South Orange Mathematics Club; Lighting Crew; Student Operator; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Baseball; Homeroom Treasurer. Remembered for; Always being on hand when •here is a movie to be shown, and for turning the color of a beet, easily and often. JAMES McKENNA 15 New England Road Maplewood Senior Play Properties Committee; Lunch- room Control Committee; Jayvcc Football; In- tramural Basketball; Intramural Baseball; Pan- American Club. Remembered for: His outward shyness irith the women, but we know belter! — and his popu- larity. C JANE IM II CoIgSte Rwd%CV —“ Maplewood “ Senior Pla c!Ssi. Seiii tjPlay Reading Com- mittee; 'Jifr'junVpr Night ptpuniitcc: Junior wgl 'Cast; lioffiCTOoiir Prevident; Vicc-Prcsi� dent of Uoifinciui� . C. a- C s' Rfimffloerep ravr- m, yulfr off the r_ (utflre complete poixc higli I.Q., and thaJkTlrawbeny blond hair. claire McLaughlin 25 Boyden Parkway Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; Chorus; G.A.A.; Secretary of Commercial Club. Remembered for: Her effervescent wit, sweet ways, and loyalty to her friends. ROGER CORDON MACLEAN 25 Garthwaitc Terrace Maplewood East Orange High School: Stamp Club; French Club; Homeroom President; Homeroom Treas- urer. Remembered for: His sincerity, appreciation of the corniest, and his winning ways. 36 RICHARD MKKDKR 23 Arcularius Terrace Maplewood Student Band Director; Service Orchestra; Pep Committee; Junior Night Cast; Civics Com- mittee. Remembered for: Those wonderful sessions with the hand, his Hoodie Rlues, and his good naturedness. GERALD E. ME EH 23 Ellx-rta Road Maplewood JAMES F. MEEHAN 210 Mayhcw Drive South Orange Remembered for: Always being dressed to kill, and for his interest in a certain cute little red- head. JOAN MEEHAN 47 Concord Avenue Maplewood G.A.A.; Chorus; Junior Night Cast; Commer- cial Club. Remembered for: A smile that lights up her lace, and her trim appearance. STUART (). H. MERZ S55 Furrcll Avenue South Orange Varsity Football; Vanity Basketball; Varsity Track; House and Grounds Committee; Lunch- room Control Committee: Chorus. Remembered for: His white socks and loafers, and outstanding athletic ability; a speedy back- field man, basketball player and trackman. SUSAN B. MILES 271 Vosc Avenue South Orange Junior Night Cast; Columbian; G.A.A.; Modern Dance Club: Port Jefferson High School: Latin Club; FUlilorial Staff of School Newspaper. Remembered for: Her grace, poise, and danc- ing ability. DOROTHY MILLS .M3 South Ridgewocxl Road South Orange G.A.A.; Homeroom Vice-Chairman; Home- room Secretary-Treasurer; Junior Night Clast; Senio� - Play Properties Committee; Pan-Ameri- can Club. Remembered for: That chatterbox ways of hers, and unusual set of i ocal chords, and for always liking Saul-t. JACK MILNOR 12 Clinton Avenue Mapclwood President of Mathematics Club; Gym Team; Junior Night Cast: Lyceum; English Guild: Par- nassian Socictv. Remembered for: Hrilliance in his school work, and for furnishing thrills when he performs on the high bars. FRADA MINI 323 Radcl Terrace South Orange Junior Night Cast; Chorus; Pan-American Club; G.A.A.; Personality Club. Remembered for: Those slim skirts, dark rimmed cheaters, and her low laugh. PHYLLIS M. MINT 1813 Springfield Avenue Maplewood Mirror Staff; Senior Play Reading Committee; Senior Play Advertising Committee; Pan- Xmerican Club; Junior Night Cast; Personality Club. Remembered for: Her fun-loving temperament, snappy hello and generosity. JOAN PHYLLIS Ml KM AN 16 Sunset Terrace Maplewood Senior Play Cast. Fast Orange High School: Newspaper; Buskin and Brush; Oirls Study Hall Council; G.A.A.; Library Club. Remembered for: Her curly hair, interest in dramatics, and big eyes. BARBARA LOUISE MOIR 23 l)e Hart Road Maplewood Assembly Committee; Pre-Junior Night Com- mittee; Parnassian Society; Mirror Dramatics Editor; Twirlcr; Columbian Staff. Remembered for: Wearing corsages on Mon- days, and her oustanding service to the school. 6V U I 7 ‘ WALTER LEMBKE MORAN 29 Brooksidc Road Maplewood Varsity Swimming Team Captain; Homeroom Chairman; Varsity Track Team; Intramural Basketball Captain; Lunchroom Control Com- mittee; Homeroom Vice-Chairman. Remembered for: That smile that sweeps the girls right off their feet, and his fast paddling on the swimming team. GILBERT MORGAN JC 36 Rutgers Street Maplewood Intramural Basketball; Intramural Baseball: Pan-American Club; Cross Country Track Team; I lomcroom Treasurer. | Remembered for: being a guy who would rather J fish Ilian eat. and he can really pull them in, • loo. JANE MORRISON- 32 Wetmorc Avenue Maplewood Senior Play Costume Committee; Junior Night Properties Committee; Eligibility Committee: Lunchroom Control Committee; Personality Club: Pan-American Club. Remembered for: ller athletic ability, business- like walk, and her husky voice. JOAN R. MORRISON 32 Wctmorc Avenue Maplewood Senior Play Costume Committee; Lunchroom Control Committee; Eligibility Committee; Per- sonality Club; Pan-American Club; Junior Night Pro| crtics Committee. Remembered for: Her sweet leays, serene man- ner. and her vivacious spirit. CECIL MOTTKR JR. 13 Field Road Maplewood Remembered for: A surprising frankness, power of words, and good fellowship. GEORGE MROZ 204 Orchard Place Maplewood Irvington High School; Football. Remembered for: Spending his afternoons at Gruning's, and for his snappy clothes. CLAIRE MUENCH 228 laurel Avenue Maplewood Pan-American Club; Commercial Club; Junior Night Scenery Painting Committee; Senior Play- Scenery Painting Committee; G.A.A.; Sopho- more Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her gift of gab, friendliness, and her swell taste in clothes. BETTY MULLIGAN 274 Beech Spring Road South Orange Forum Romanum; C.A.A.; Junior Night Cos- tume Committee; Homeroom Chairman; Lunch- room Control Committee. Remembered for: Her devotion to a certain handsome Irishman, and her sincere friendliness. 38 RICHARD MtRI’HY 209 Jacoby Street Maplewood Remembered for: His work as taxi driver of that proudly called “car , and no meter, either. ANTOIXETTE NARDONE 67 Essex Avenue Maplewood G.A.A.; Commercial Club. Remembered for: Her warm and apftealing gen- erosity, and her merit as a true friend. JOE L. NARDONE 67 Essex Avenue Maplewood Senior Play Scenery Committee; Junior Night Scenery Committee; Lunchroom Control Com- mittee. Remembered for: His raven hair, mania for shoveling snow, and for his I VME-S NICHOLS 21 Curtis Platx ’’ Maplewood Junior Night Cast; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Baseball; Forum Romanum; Camera Club; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: His satire, sarcastic jokes, in- telligence in classes, hard work, and for being well liked. JUDITH NOLL 1.183 Clinton Avenue Irvington Mirror Stall; Junior Night Cast: Bible Reader; Eligibility Committee. Beard's School: Honor Council; Costume Club. Remembered for: An enviable average, and an interest and conscientiousness in everything she undertakes. EDWIN NEFF 27 Mcnzcl Avenue Maplewood Traffic Committee; Intramural Baskelliall; Track Team; Indoor Track Team; Jayvcc Foot- ball: Swimming Team. Remembered for: being a hard-running miter on our track team. ROGER NEFF 14 Hudson Avenue Maplewood Track Team; Chorus. Remembered for: being one of our six foot midgets, and a real rooter for the Dodgers. Too bad they lost. Rog. JAMES B. MENS FED I 320 Tichcnor Avenue South Orange Junior Night Scenery Painting Committee; German Club; Intramural Basketball; Football Program Sales Manager. Remembered for: His curly hair, shocking frank- ness. and for loving Friday afternoons so much. DAVID NOBLE 21 Washington Park Maplewood Captain of Varsity Baseball Team; Varisty Basketball; Jayvee Football; Treasurer of School C-ouncil; Homeroom Vice-Chairman; Traffic Committee. Remembered for: being Red to all, for his skill on the basketball court, and for his interest in a sweet little Cookie. PAT NORION 28 Hoffman Street Maplewood Art Service Club; Sophomore Dramatic Club; O.A.A.; Civics Committee; Social Committee; Secretary of Homeroom. Remembered for: Her minus one fender car, Irish beauty, devotion to a certain guy, and slam bang weekends. JOAN NOR’TON-TAYLOR II Plymouth Avenue Maplewood Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Cast; Secre- tary Parnassian Society; G.A.A.; Council; Sopho- more Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her fly away hair comb, work in Jr. and Sr. Xights. and for her alert mind. SUSAN NOR I ON-TAYI.OR 11 Plymouth Avenue Maplewood Junior Night Cast: Senior Play Cast; Par- nassian Society; Homeroom Vice-President; G.A.A.; Council; Orchestra. Remembered for: Her athletic work, honest sin- cerity, and for being mistaken for Sue. — mean Joan. HELEN C. NOUVERTNE 8.1 Hughes Street Maplewood band Uniform Committee; G.A.A.; Social Chairman of German Club; Junior Night Usher; Commercial Club; English Guild. Remembered for: Her athletic ability, and for always being interested in others. ANITA NYMAN I South Centre Street South Orange- Mirror Staff; Junior Night Cast; Fire Com- mittee; Secretary of Sophomore Dramatic Club; Finance Committee; Homeroom Secretary. Remembered for: That Huick convert., her un- definable nose, grace, poise, and excellent taste in clothes. BOB OBNER 12 Edcr Terrace South Orange- Swimming Team; Intramural Basketball; Homeroom Secretary; Senior Play Scenery Com- mittee; Junior Night Scenery Committee. Remembered for: His white hair and blue eyes — a divina splash on the swimming team. the look of tomor- her, and her fond• BARBARA JEAN OETJEN 29 Norfolk Avenue Maplewood Senior Play Properties Committee; Fire Com- mittee Captain; Mirrow Committee; Parnas- sium; Secretary and Treasurer of Forum Ro- manum; Junior Night Cast. Remembered for: Her short hair-do, high aver- age. irresistable laugh, and warm generosity. row’s ness for Rill. JACK OKIN liU Crest Drive South Orange President of Columbian Camera Club; Colum- bian Photographer; Mirror Photographer; Ly- ceum; Senior Play Advertising Committee; Junior Night Advertising Committee. Remembered for: His avid interest in photog- raphy.— no expenses spared. JEROME JOSEPH O'ROURKE 210 Lenox Avenue South Orange Intramural Baseball; Intramural Basketball; Forum Romanum. Seton Hall: Intramural Basketball. Remembered for: His limpid blue eyes, deep voice, and shyness with the ladies. 40 ta Us. . “ 6 WILLIAM OTT 191 Village Road South Orange Varsity Football; Homeroom Chairman; Homeroom Vice-Chairman; Nominating Com- mittee; Lunchroom Control Committee. Remembered for: His amazing prowess on the football field, and for always having a tan. FRANK S. OWEN 415 Lenox Place South Orange Intramural Basketball. East Orange High; Homeroom President; Student Council Repre- sentative. Remembered for: His love for basketball, that slick hair-comb, Uncle Jack, and that so sweet car. JAMES I ASM AN 108 Maplewood Avenue Maplewood Swimming ream; Junior Night Cast: Civics Committee; Homeroom Vice-Chairman. Remembered for: His perfect haircomb, fast driving, and his well-developed exe for the girls. WILLI M PATRICK 328 Lenox Avenue South Orange Remembered for: His Ionj steps, all around in- telligence, and warm friendliness. NANCY PALMER 170 Scotland Road South Orange Assistant Editor of Mirror; Pre-Junior Night Committee; G.A.A. Homeroom Vice-Chairman; Junior Night Cast; Forum Romanum. Remembered for: Her Veronica Lake hair do and her preference for the opera Siegfried . MARIGOLD C. PAPPAS 151 South Centre Street South Orange Sophomore Dramatic Club; Personality Club; G.A.A.; Junior Night Chorus; Finance Commit- tee. Remembered for: Her jet black naturally curly hair, and her big brown eyes. NANCY WINSLOW PARKER 7ti Maplewood Avenue Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; G.A.A.; Art Serv- ice Club; Junior Night Cast; Pan-American Club; Senior Play Scenery Painting Committee. Remembered for: Shuffling off to Ruffalo; her creative art work, and her pencil slim skirts. LEO PARKS 53 Franklin Avenue Maplewood Intramural Baseball; Junior Night Scencry Construction Committee; Senior Play Ticket Committee; Intramural Basketball; Camera Club. Remembered for: His practical jokes: slick hair- comb. and liking for the outdoors. MARGARET E. PATTERSON I K� South Center Street South Orange (.. .A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Forum ....anum: Homeroom Social Chairman; Per- 'on.ilitx Club; Senior Play Properties Commit- tee. Remembered for: Her long beautiful hair, quietness, naivete. EDWARD PAUL --------- 119 Sherman Plate South Orange Swimming Team; Cheer Leader; Orchestra; Mirror Stall. Treasurer of Sophomore Dramatic Club; Homeroom Chairman. Remembered for: His strumming of the bass viol, liking to sleep outdoors, and for being .r hard working cheerleader. Vs5' 41 Tie me inhered fullviolin pla 9 iBriarclifl ( AForum R«i '( rchestra. Ac I emembered I lond hair, a )emembered bilily, blus Remembered rew, and his LORRAINE PIAZZA 35-B Newark Way Maplewood Chorus; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Commer- cial Club; junior Night Usherette; Senior Night Usherette. Remembered for: Her lovely tersonaHty and beautiful wardrobe, — the envy of all, and her Pennsylvania accent. BLANCHE T. PILOT 4 Cottage Street South Orange- Chorus; Junior Night Cast: Commercial Club. Remembered for: Her pleasing personality, bubbling spirits, and mania for folk dancing. RICHARD L PITMAN 33 Burnett Terrace Maplewood Senior Play 'Picket Committee; Mirror Stall; Mathematics‘Club; Finance Committee; Home- room Secretary; Jayvce Football. Remembered for; llis interest in. and knowl- edge of, practically every sfrort, and his friend- liness. J j-S PATRICIA PAULSON veil tie testra; Music Box; C.A.A. for: Her midget voice, and wonder- playing. EVELYN FAYE PETERS Court Maplewood Romanum; German Club; Music Box; Acap|� ella Choir; Mathematics Club. for: Her high ideals, strawberry hair, and interest in music. ANN L. PETRUZZELLI Ridgewood Road South Orangc Sophomorc Dramatic Club; G.A.A.; Junior Cast; Commercial Club; Senior Play Assembly Review. for: A pretty smile, and athletic , plus doing a swell job in Junior Night. GEORGE I). PETRUZZIELLO Academy Street South Orange tage Crew. for: His great work with the stage , and his devotion to a certain brown-haired DORIS PFISTER Dunnell Road Maplewood Homeroom Social Chairman; G.A.A.; Pan- American Club; Fire Committee; Personality Club; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her pleasant ways, friendly manner, and blond hair. WALTER PFEIFER 118 Oakview Avenue Maplewood Vice-President of Homeroom; Trallic Commit- tee; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Intramural Basketball ijavvee Basketball: Intarmural Base- ball. Remembered for: His love for sports, curly hair, his love for a certain little girl. HELEN PISCATELLI 187 Franklin Avenue Maplewood Chorus; Junior Night Usher. Remembered for: Her expressive blue eyes, and neat disfrosition. , 42 JEROME POMERAN . SO Burr Road Maplewood Lyceum. Remembered for: His quietness with the ladies, and his aptitude in the field of science. PETER PORTER 3ti0 Cumln-rland Road South Orange Pep Committee; Intramural Basketball, Mathematics Club; Homeroom Treasurer; Homeroom Vice-President; Homeroom Social Chairman. Remembered for: His long legs, yellow hair. Reft Assemblies, and his ever present willingness to laugh, — at his own jokes. SI AWE THOMSON PL'RDOM 118 Oakland Road Maplewood Acappella Choir; Forum Romanum; French Club; Personality Club; G.A.A.; Music Box. Remembered for: Her petiteness, quietness, and naivete. . y. Junior Nigbt Cast; Parnassian Society; Civics (amunit B j- Personality Club; German Club; G.A.A. Remembered for: Iteautiful blond hair, an en- viable complexion, and her tales of week-end adventures. ALBIN W. RAUCH JR. 44 Spier Drive South Orange Varsity Track; Lyceum; Chemistry Club; Ger- man Club; Fire Committee; House and Grounds Committee. Remembered for: Training conscientiously for track, and his quiet sincere manner. LEXANDER M. REAVES 51 Church Street South Orange Jayvec Basketball; Varsity Football; Intra- mural Baseball; Lunchroom (iontrol Committee. Remembered for: His skillful plaxing on the Cougar eleven, — a guy well-liked by everyone. 35 Kllx-rta Road Maplewood Track Team; Editor-in-Chief of Mirror; Civics Committee; Pre-Junior Night Committee; Co- lumbian Staff; Homeroom Treasurer. Remembered for: Iteing the hard-working editor of the 1918 Mirror, and for his interest in track. 43 PRISCILLA N. REDFEARN 127 Prospect Place South Orange- Senior Play Assistant Director: Chairman «I Eligibility Committee; English Guild; Parnas- sian Society; Secretary of Lyceum; Civics Com- mittee. Remembered for: Her quiet manner, soft voice, and graceful poise. JANE REICH 18 Washington Park Maplewood Assembly Committee; Mirror Stall; Senior Play Cast; Junior Night Cast; Homeroom Sec- retary-Treasurer; Modern Dance Club. Remembered for: ller copious class notes, and her assistance in many a wonderful assembly program. FRANCES REINFELD 441 Twin Oak Road South Orange English Guild; Forum Romanum; Mirror Staff; Junior Night Assistant Director; G.A.A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Gorgeous clothes, jet black shampooed hair, and an amazingly quick wit. BARItARA ANN REINFEI.DER 5 Tower Drive Maplewood G.A.A.; Personality Club; Sophomore Dra- matic Club; Senior Play Usher; Homeroom Social Chairman'. Remembered for: Her shiny blond hair', her little black coupe, her fnquant expression, and her irrepressible giggle- SHIRLEY JEAN REISS 209 Montague Place South Orange Sophomore Dramatic Club; Commercial Club; Music Box; Personality Club; Junior Night Usher. Remembered for: Her sultry imice and frert nose. JOANNE RICHARDS 11 Lincoln Place Maplewood Twirlcr; G.A.A.; Treasurer of Music Box; Chorus; Junior Night Cast; Fire Committee. Remembered for: Her capability as a twirier, her two brothers, and her all-round popularity. JOHN R. ROARK 496 Summit Avenue Mapelwood Varsity Football Captain; Chorus; Varsity Baseball; Junior Night Cast; Lunchroom Com- mittee; Civics Committee. Remembered for: Being Robin to all, his cap- able captaining of the football squad, and his brilliant success in Columbia. ANN ROBINSON 426 Tillou Road South Orange President of I.atin Club; Junior Night Assis- tant Director; Mirror Stall; Senior Play Cos- tume Committee; Parnassian Society; G.A.A. Remembered for: Her sweet disposition, and her pretty smile. HOWARD ROBINSON 69 Union Avenue Maplewood Jayvec Football; Footl all Usher; Junior Night Construction Committee; Intramural Basclxdl. Remembered for: His amiability and readiness to laugh even though the joke is on him. SHIRLEY ROBINSON 9 Ohio Street Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club: Personality Club; G.A.A.; Chorus; Acappclla Choir; Junior Night Usher. Remembered for: Her poise, quiet voice, and pleasing nature. 44 JAMES J. RON AN 134 College Place South Orange Jayvcc Football; Intramural Basketball; In tramura! Baseball. Remembered for: His dishing out of the ice cream in Grunings, and his muscles—all of them. JOHN ROSS 3 Colonial Terrace Maplewood Intramural Basketball; Finance Committee. Remembered for: His peppy personality and one-sided grin. MYRA ROTHEKBERG 81 Hudson Avenue Maplewood G.A.A.; Pan-American Club; Music Box; Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Properties Com- mittee. Wcequahic High School: Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her pretty clothes, long dark hair, and horn-rimmed cheaters. GALE RUDINE 41 Headley Place Maplewood Homeroom Chairman; French Club; Junior Night Cast: Sophomore Dramatic Club; G.A.A.; Homeroom Social Chairman. Remembered for: Her avid love for horses, and riding, and the magic she wields with her violin. BOB ROCKEFELLER 75 Riggs Place South Orange Intramural Basketlxill. Remembered for: being mistaken for his brother, and ftossessing the art of being able to laugh — at anything. CHARLES ROEMER 19 Overhill Road South Orange Varsity Football; Track Team; Chairman of House and Grounds Committee; Traffic Com- mittee; Lunchroom Control Committee; Home- room Vice-Chairman. Remembered for: His blond hair, rippling muscles, love for the shore, and preference, for little girls. WILLIAM 1). ROWE 25 Broadview Avenue Maplewood Jayvcc Football; Junior Night Cast; Chemistry Club; German Club; Radio Club; Sophomorc Dramatic Club. Remembered for: being an extremely friendly guy, and for his practical jokes. SHIRLEY RODGERS 39 Woodland Road Maplewood Forum Romanum; G.A.A.; Senior Play Scenery Painting Committee; Junior Night Cast; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: bring quiet, but friendly, and having a ready laugh. cv oo c BETTY A. ROH ' 13 Woodhill Drive Maplcwoot Vc7 Chorus; Acappclla Choir; Finance Commit CM . tec; G.A.A. Remembered for: Her summers at Sea Girt. business-like ivalk, and her manipulation of —. t_VcO Qb that Chevie. 1 NOAH JAMES ROMANO 158 Valley Street South Orange Intramural Basketball; Intramural Baseball; Junior Night Scenery Committee; Lunchroom Committee. Remembered for: His avid interest in all kinds of sports, his quietness, and for always being on the go. «I-aUl Be Good 45 77 Boyden Avenue Maplewood Senior Play Cast; Nominating Committee; Mirror Stall; Homeroom Vice-Chairman: Home- room Social Chairman; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her success on the stage of Columbia, her interest in dramatics, and her all- around attractiveness. FRANK J. RUSSELL 200 Indiana Street Maplewood Homeroom Treasurer; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Baseball. Remembered for: being a guy one can have a lot of fun with. GERALD RYAN 96 Durand Road Maplewood Mathematics Club; Intramural Basketball. Millcrcck High School: Class Basketball. San Jose High School: Debating Team; Sports Editor. Remembered for: His friendly smile, and his interest in sports. GORDON H. SAEDIK 79 Riggs Place South Orange Pre-Junior Night Committee! Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Reading Conuufttcc: Pamy sian Society; Track; JJomeibom V c-Chairman. Remembered for: ffacturedeem ■Hfs'hair, and hjs totyTfor the Q II road y U� iucj h i (tume'Cc Social Cfl tfyian; junior Xigfyi rfiflrtee; Fortyft RoWanuni .GwVrA j,iib :fiorus Ji A Her. lofnttly to QfjfJfitnms, •sition anii hr Aaturaflx ciudy fa Rj.ES TUcflARD SWWRO v p3tihMcnuc Maojeyrwotl (.mid: PatTiaxsRiu SociQ r Forutn Roma mini; SpnioOffiy tkcaefy Painting Com- mittee; Rutgers Preugto School: Glee Club. R me'ntbered, jqK bring ex t rente ly in for mo- tive persoftydn all supjects. frotryjrdfe Ur ‘emetiti I). PATRICIA SAUER 339 Beech Spring Road South Orange- Sophomore Dramatic Club; Chorus. Remembered for: Her bright red hair, and her preference for that Meehan boy. RICHARD J. SCHLENGER Junior Night Ticket Committee; Senior Play Ticket Committee; Intramural Basketball; 'Traffic Committee; Fire Committee; Camera Club. Remembered for: being alert and on the fob at all times. NORMA SCHEURER 33 Iarxington Avenue Maplewood Pan-American Club; G.A.A.; Junior Night Usher. Remembered for: Her famous name, and brink- ling eyes. PHILIP SCHLOSSER 377 Irving Avenue South Orange Varsity-Track Team; Fire Committee; Junior Night Ticket (Ommittee; Camera Club; Mirror Photographer; Latin Club. Remembered for: His hearty laugh, his willing- ness to help, and his happy-go-lucky ways. 46 ROBERT R. SCHWANH AUSER 31 Glcnside Rood Soulh Orange Pan-American Club; Mathematics Club; Fi- nance Committee; Junior Night Ticket Com- mittee; Senior Play Ticket Committee; Bennett High School: Stamp Club. Remembered for: His ruggedness and infectious ways. JANET L. SCHWARZ 129 Franklin Terrace Maplewood Twirier Corps; Chorus; Junior Night Chorus; G.A.A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Homeroom Committee Chairman. Remembered for: Her good taste in clothes, friendliness, and her swell personality. ROSA WE SCHMIDI 112 Oakview venue Maplewood O. .A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club; English Guild; Junior Night Cast; Personality Club. Remembered for: Her wonderful taste in clothes, magnetic personality, and that magic touch with a brush. CATHERINE JANE SCHNEIDER r l Garfield Place Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; Civics Committee: President; Junior Night Cast; Dance Club; Vice-President of Senior Class. Remembered for: Her long blond hair, activity in the C.A.A., and believing that an Epfrel a day keeps the doctor away. ROBERT W. SCHNEIDER X Hodman Street Maplcw Fire Chief; Nominating Committe for Studc Council; Homeroom Treasurer; Senior Play Co struction Committee. Remembered for: His little green car, and his wonderful shit it and success as chief of th ‘ tire Committee. S ROBER T SCHULTZ 9 Peachtree Road Maplewot Jayvcc Football; Swimming Team; Track Team; Junior Night Scenery Committee; Sopho- more Dramatic Club; Varsity Football. Remembered for: His loir, low voice, and his blue Hudson. RUTII E. SCHUMACHER 9 Norfolk Avenue Maplewood Properties Chairman of Junior Night; Assis- tant Director of Senior Night; Organization Editor of Mirror; Fire Committee; Parnassian Society; Assistant Secretary of Forum Romanum. Remembered for: being a success in everything she undertakes — a wonderful girl to know. PHYLLIS R. SIIUMU'AY (MM) Valley Street Maplewood G.A.A.; Personality Club: Guild; Junior Night Cast; Senior Night Scenery Painting Commit- tcc; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her good humor, and alirays being full of laughs. SON DR V DORIS SCHWARTZ Junior Night Chorus; Senior Play Scenery Paint- Junior Night Scenery Painting Committee; S Beach Street Maplewood ing Committee; Senior Play Properties Com- mittee; Lyceum. Remembered for: Her interest in her studies, and her willingness to try anything once. JOHN SCOTT 22 C-olonial Terrace Maplweood Varsity Football; Chorus; Varsity Swimming; Co-Chairman of Lunchroom Control Commit- tee; ‘Track; Homeroom Vice-President. Remembered for: His all-around fmpularity, curly hair, and his way with the women. 47 CHARLES Q. SCRANTOM 9 Warner Road Maplewood Fire Committee; Traffic Committee; Finance Committee; Vice-President of Mathematics Club; Camera Club; Senior IMay Properties Commit- tee. Remembered for: His high average, and dial beautiful yellow convertible. EARLE B. SCROM 242 Wavcrly Place South Orange junior Night Cast; Co-Captain of Varsity Track Team; Homeroom President; Homeroom Treasurer: Nominating Committee. Remembered for: 11 is playing of the wolf in Junior Night, and his interest in track. FRANK E. SEBOROWSKY 101 Boydcn Avenue Maplewood Football Business Manager; Music Box; Camera Club: Homeroom Treasurer: Senior Play Ticket Committee; Junior Night Advertis- ing Committee. Remembered for: llis art in telling a joke, and his interest in following the sports news. ZELDA ENID SEGAL 7 Berkshire Road Maplewood Parnassian Society; Junior Night Chorus: Lyceum; Columbian Stall; Library Monitor; English Guild. Remembered for: Being a cherry person with a bright smile and an infectious laugh. PATRICIA ANN SELZER 17 Men cl Avenue Maplewood Corresponding Secretary of Personality Club; Chorus; Junior Night Chorus; Pan-American Club; Forum Romanum; C.A.A. Remembered for: Hating to giiv oral talks, anil for her cheerful disposition. RICHARD S. SEMEL 125 South Kingman Road South Orange Camcra Club; Lyceum; Visual Aid Commit- tee: Chemistry Club. Remembered for: His highly humorous jokes, and Id errrla tin r smile. MARCAREI ELLEN SERINO 2 Vose Avenue South Orange Sophomore Dramatic Club; Parnassian Society; Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Usher; Home- room Secretary-Treasurer; G.A.A. Remembered for: Artie and “Peg () My Heart by the Harmonicats. HERMAN DAVID SCHACHTEL 139 Oakview Avenue Maplewood Junior Night Ticket Committee; Senior Play Ticket Committee; Traffic Committee; Columbia Camera Club; Intramural Basketball; Lyceum. Remembered for: His interest in his studies, his many friends and his witty sayings. DANIEL JAY SHANEFIELD NO Rvnda Road South Orange Radio Club; Camera Club; Lyceum; Mathe- matics Club; V'isual Aids Committee; Chcmisirv Club. Remembered for: His subtle ways, and his ever- lasting belief that chemistry is here to stay. ELAYNE SHAPIRO 116 Twin Oak Road South Orange G.A.A.; Music Box; Personality Club; Sopho- more Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her twinkling eyes, and being one of the first to wear the Sew l.ooh. 48 347 Harding Dnve Co-Chairman mil tee: HomcroO iircr: 'icc-Presidei Civics Committee., Hr me inhered for: Her service to the school, her kill in athletics, and her all-around popularity. RICHARD A. SHI ELS 464 Academy Street South Orange Student Operator Committee; Public Address System; Radio Club; Senior Play Sound Effects; Junior Night Sound Effects. Remembered for: His quiet hard work, and his desires for success in the field of radio and tele- vision. MARY JANE SHOTWELL .15 Salter Place Maplewood Chorus; G.A.A.; Student Operator; French Club; Finance Committee; Junior Night Chorus. Remembered for: being a conscientious worker, a wonderful friend, and having unbounded en- thusiasm imer almost anything. PATRICIA SICKLEY •r� 2H Melrose Place South Orange Chorus; Junior Night Cast; Sophomore Dra- matic Club; Elections Committee; C.A.A. Remembered for: Her cowboy drilling, her de- sire to go to a college near babson, and her numeioils hen-frarties. JEAN RAINES SIDDALL 410 Summit Avenue South Orange French Club; Forum Romanum; Personality Club; G.A.A.; Mirror Staff; Junior Night Cos- tume Committee. Remembered for: being quiet, but an extremely hard-walking girl with innocent hazel eyes. ELLEN C. SEIMON 20 South Crescent Maplewood Homeroom Chairman: Homeroom Social Chairman; Parnassian Society; Modem Dance Club; Mirror Staff; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her ready line of flatter, ap- pealing nature, hard work, and neatness. ETHEL SIEVE! 199 Lincoln Avenue Orange Parnassian Society: Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Cast; Lyceum; English Guild; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her Florida tan. interest in acting md her numerous clothes. PHILIP J. SIEVERING 141 Tuscan Road Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; Junior Night Ticket Committee; Senior Play Ticket Commit- tee: Traffic Committee. Remembered for: His maroon buick, love for the shore, and quiet friendliness. JOAN HARRIET SILVERS 247 Trcmont Avenue Orange Lyceum; Parnassian; English Guild; Sopho- more Dramatic Club; Ci.A.A. Orange High School: Sock and Buskin. Remembered for: Her gay hair-dos, bright fier- sonality jind her high altitude average. JOHN ANTHONY KENT SISTO 447 Ridgewood Road South Orange Varsity Swimming Team; Junior Night Stage Crew; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Fire Com- mittee. Remembered for: His cowboy driving, Turban bey hair comb, and the ability to give each teacher one more gray hair. 49 YOLANDA SISTO 400 Highland Terrace Orange Pan-American Club; Personality Club; Dance Club; G.A.A.; Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Advertising Committee. Remembered for: Her quiet attractiveness, lux- urious dark hair, and taste in clothes. JOHN P. SKUDRIS 6 Kensington Terrace Maplewood Varsity Football; Varsity Track Team; Junior Night Cast; Color Guard; Band; Orchestra. Remembered for: Being a ladies man and a man's man, good looks, sharp clothes, and be- ing the strong silent type. NINA SLUTSKER 77 Crest Drive South Orange G.A.A.; Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Prop- erties Committee; French Club; Art Service. Remembered for: Her irrepressible giggle and that lowly blond hair. LEWIS H. SMITH 361 Irvington Avenue South Orange Remembered for: Being a quiet, well-liked fel- low, with the ability to amuse people. EDWARD B. SMITH JR. 506 Prospect Street Maplewood Homeroom Chairman; Band Drum Major; Mirror Circulations Committee; Elections Com- mittee; Assembly Committee; Orchestra. Remembered for: His quiet ways and his ability to always give forth with a gone trom solo. THOMAS SMITH 30 Headley Place Maplewood Veteran, U. S. Marine Corps. Remembered for: His preference for blondes, his original nicknames, and his black convert- ible. a ,, . 1 . a P ' [M| - I jL EDWARD SOCKLER 165 Franklin Terrace Maplewood Gym Team; Lyceum; Track Team; Jayvce Football. Remembered for: His ruggedness on the Jayvce football team—a swell guy to know. VINCENT SPECKHART 78 Ixrxington Avenue Maplewood Band; Junior Night Cast; Track Team; Cam- era Club; Music Box; Chemistry Club. Remembered for: His shyness with the ladies, and his lough guy part in Junior .Wight. JOYCE SPIEGAL 121 Rynda Road South Orange Columbian Stall; Lyceum; English Guild; Bible Reader; G.A.A.; Mathematics Club. Remembered for: Her pretty smile, lowly eyes, and graceful posture. JOAN SPENCE 31 Ohio Street Maplewood G.A.A.; Junior Night Usher; Commercial Club; Personality Club. Remembered for: Her pretty complexion, brown eyes, and skill on the skates. 50 ROBERT SPIOTTA 2 South Centre Street South Orange Varsity Football; Track Team; Chairman of Traffic Committee; House and Grounds Com- mittee: Lunchroom Control Committee; Home- room Chairman. Remembered for: His cars, his clothes, his heard, his friendly smile, and his popularity with both sexes. FRANCI K SPITZER 67 Hillside Avenue Newark G.A.A.; South Side High School; Dance Club; Science Club; Service Club. Remembered for: Her mischievous smile, inter- est in others, and her fxtmpadour. LORRAINE MARIE SPITZER 11 Concord Avenue Maplewood Treasurer of Commercial Club; Junior Night Costume Committee; G.A.A.; Mirror Staff. Remembered for: being a sweet blond girl, with a great deal of loyally for her friends. MARILYN SPRITZER S Burr Road Maplcwosxl Chorus; Senior Play Reading Committee; Junior Night Cast; English Guild; G.A.A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for; Her grace, froise, beautiful hair, and up-to-the-minute wardrobe. DONALD O BRIEN SQU1ER 25 Deltart Road Maplewood Photography Club; English Guild; Chemistry Club; Junior Night Properties Committee. Remembered for: being a hard worker, an obliging guy to hitchhikers, and for having a great interest in photography. JUDY STAHL 9 Colgate Road Sophomore Dramatic Club; Parnassian So- ciety: English Guild; Junior Night Scenery Painting Committee; C.A.A.; Chorus. Remembered for: being an attractive girl from the top of her head to the tip of her toes. a rr. Maplewood 0 0 PAUL WILLIAM STEEB 1815 Springfield Avenue Maplewood Remembered for: His interest in airplanes, and his always smiling face. MARY E. STF.HR 80 Van Ness Terrace Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; G.A.A.; Chorus: Junior Night Usher. Remembered for: being an intelligent little girl with a host of friends. ARTHUR STEIN 44 Headley Place Maplewood Intramural Basketball Captain; Jayvcc Basket- ball; 'Track; Band; Fire Committee; Junior Night Advertising Committee. Remembered for: His smile, his instrumentals, and basketball playing. EDWARD STERN •163 Baldwin Road Maplewood Chairman Visual Educational Committee; Radio Club; Junior Night Sound Effects Com- mitter; Senior Night Sound Effects Committee. Remembered for: That airplane all his own, bringing music to our lunchroom, and for contributing greatly to the assembly programs. 51 KENNETH R STEIN 21 Burr Road Maplewood Columbian Stall; Mirror Staff; I'rallic Com- mittee; Track Team; Football. Remembered for: Drawing those swell cartoons, and for his hard work on the football team. RAYMOND J. STEIN 17 Girard Place Maplewood Homeroom Secretary; Junior Night Construc- tion Committee; Intramural Basketball; Camera Club; Pan American Club. Remembered for: His interest in the sports page of the Sews, and his friendly smile. DOUG STEINBERG ti.1l Ridgewood Road Maplewood Fire Committee; Mirror Stall: Junior Night Scenery (kmstruciion Committee; Swimming leant; Homeroom Treasurer. Remembered for: The maroon Buick he so proudly drives, the glint of mischief in his eyes, and his interest in music. JOAN MARGARET STEPHANS 1 Berkshire Road Maplewood Junior Night Cast; Homeroom Secretary: Personality Club; G.A.A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Mirror Stall. Remembered for: Bewitching eyes, a catchy smile, wonderful taste in clothes and waiting e free tan tly for the summers. JAMES T. STEWART o’s Revere Avenue Maplewood Pan-American Club Vice-President; Home- room t reasurer; Band; Elections Committee; Junior Night Cast; Intramural Basketball. Remembered for: His Hollywood connections, anil for being well-known to all. ROSEMARY STIEVE 109 South Orange Avenue South Orange G.A.A. Remembered for: Bring a swell girl, a good sfrort, and lowing wonderful athletic ability. J. STECHER :c Maplewood Basketball; Intramural Baseball. for: His hearty hello and friendly rm. JOHN W. STRAHAN 20 Hickory Drive Maplewood Treasurer of German Club; Junior Night Cast; Columbian Staff; Parnassian Society; Se- nior Play Cast; Music Box. Remembered for: His happy-go-lucky spirit, and his success in acting. THEODORE C. SI R MCHT 58 Jefferson Avenue Maplewood Homeroom Chairman; Business Manager of Mirror; Junior Night Cast: Traffic Committee; Elections Committee; Junior Night Scenery Painting Committee. Remembered for: Coming from a long line of talent, and being a hard worker on the Mirror. DAVID KENT STR ATTON 114 Oakland Road Maplewood Junior Night Cast; Traffic Committee; Civics Committee; Elections Committee; Football Man ager. Remembered for: Dan I’an Dim. I.ee Trimble, and Roger Kniering, and his interest in little Irish lassies. 52 ARTHUR SIR USSI1ERG I Woodland Crescent South Orange Captain of Varsity Tennis Team; Fire Com- mittee; Junior Night Properties Committee; In- tramural Itaskethall; Homeroom Committee Chairman. Remembered for: His terrific tennis ability: popularity, all-around appeal, and just being an extra wonderful guy. ROBKRT SUMMERS 37 Headley Place Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; Color Guard; Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Cast; Homeroom Treasurer. Remembered for: Being a tall, quiet, and ex- tremely likeable guy. WALTER C. SUENDERHAFT 719 Prospect Street Maplewood Jayvec Football; Junior Night Construction Committee; Senior Play Construction Commit- tee. • Remembered for: His jovial laugh, massive frame, and genial manner. RICHARD SWAN- 13 Jefferson Avenue Maplewood Radio Club. Remembered for: Being a swell gUy, liked by all who know him. THELMA SWE.MSK 290 Walton Avenue South Orange Personality Club; Parnassian Society; G.A.A.; Chorus; Music Box; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Being a good conversational- ist. well-liked by all—having effenrersence plus that wide-eyed look. CONCEPTA A. TARAN TINO 09 Roland Avenue South Orange Sophomore Dramatic (dub; Junior Night Usher: G.A.A.; Senior Play Scenery Painting Committee. Remembered for: Her long jet hair, and amiable personality. ALFRED TATYREK 27 Orchard Road Maplewood Gym Team. Remembered for: Studying in homeurom, and excelling on the high bars. DIANE TAYLOR 18 Suffolk Avenue Maplewood Homeroom Secretary; Homeroom Social Chair- man; Civics Committee; Election Committee; Orchestra: Forum Romanum. Remembered for: Her loi e for Potsdam, and for cats, and her quiet good-naturedness. EILEEN JANE TF.PPER 328 'I illou Road South Orange Junior Night Cast: Assembly Committee; Music Box; Columbia Staff: G.A.A.; Chorus. Remembered for: Her popularity, her out-of- this-world singing, and her vivacity. GRACE MARIE THIELE 18 Iturnct Street Maplewood Lyceum President; Parnassian Society; Home- room Social Chairman; English Guild; Colum bian; G.A.A.; Junior Night Usher. Remembered for: Her interest in world afjairs. those marks that everyone envies, and her quiet friendliness. 4?S. ‘ri ■ - U. „ LA VONNE THOMANDER 41 Kendal Avenue Maplewood Senior I’lay Cast; Junior Night Cast; Orches- tra; Secretary of Music Box; Pan-American Club; Personality Club. Remembered for: Caressing the keys of tlir piano with skillful fingers. VICTORIA AW THOMAS 18 Broadview Avenue Maplewood Sophomore Dramatic Club; Pan-American Club; Junior Night Scenery Painting Commit- t Ajght Scenery Painting Coin- mittce; POxrnTImtyriiili. s Jlrmernlu gjkrr pep and energy, keen 11uinoi a girl you can always count on. .... ......0rangc it bnirman; Vice-Treasurer c 1 timcfudilF� Ireas u rer; Homeroom Z,. . • w cc-President- SeniorJ£|ay Cast; (junior Night X. Remenjpered for: Her dentist delight smile, '- € l,,tU Unclothes. f '________________ DmWrfny Maplewood rioTTuTiK) Personality Lacrosse Team; of Student Gov- a? 'UjUCX U 4A1 er platinum oxen a jalopy. Maplewood Homeroom Treasurer; Roger Kniering, his dancing in Junior I f BLITZ Maplewood Play Ticket Coin Intramural Baskct- Academv: Var- many cars, which sideways. he JANE TUREK Maplewood Avenue Maplewood Mirror Staff; lIomercKmi Chairman; Home- room Social Chairman; Social Committee; Civics Committee. Remembered for: Her prettiness, infectious per- sonality, and not for Jack, Jack, Jack, but Mac, Mac, Mac. AUDREY VAX ALLEN 190 Jacoby Street Maplewood Acappclla Choir; G.A.A.; Junior Night Cast: Music Box. Remembered for: Her sfrarkling smile, that golden halo, and a frersonality that makes her an all-around gal. IRMA R. VONARB 254 Ward Place South Orange Twirling Corps; Personality Club; G.A.A.; Commercial Club; Junior Night Cast; English Guild. Remembered for: Being fropular with both sexes, her ready wit, and that kitten-like ex- pression. DONAI.I) UPDIKE 18 Plymouth Avenue Maplewood Finance Committee; Elections Committee; Foruin Romanum; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Junior Night Ticket Committee. Remembered for: His smooth blond haircomb, his hard work in classes, and for his neat ap- pearance. EUGENE VAN BUSKIRK 596 Valley Street Maplewood Senior Play Ticket Committee; Junior Niglu Scenery Construction Committee; Intramural Baskctlxill; Intramural Bascliall; Homeroom Treasurer. Remembered for: His powers of discussion, warm grin, and being an all-around good guy. HAROLD C. VANCE, JR. 33 Oakview Avenue Maplewood Senior Play Cast; Junior Night Cast; Traffic Committee; Mathematics Club; Chemistry Club. Haddonlicld Memorial High School: Band. Remembered for: His neat appearance, and his host of friends. DANIEL VAN DORN 265 Wyoming Avenue Maplewood Homeroom President; Junior Assembly Chair- man; House ami Grounds Committee; Civics Committee; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Baseball. Remembered for: Roger Kniering, Dave Strat- ton, l.ee Trimble, and for being tall, dark, and handsome. CAROL VAN POZNAK 452 Walton Road Maplewood French Club: Lyceum; G.A.A.; Junior Night Chorus; Chemistry Club. Remembered for: Her sincere interest in her studies, her naturally curly hair, md her quiet friendliness. JULIA VIEDT . v 77 Woodland Road-.; Miplewood G.A.A.; Parnassian Society; --English i� uild; Homeroom President; Sehior Play Cast; Modern Dance Club. Remembered for: Her terrific performance in Senior Night, and her ijiterest in Yale. RUTH LINWOOD VOLLENWEIDER 65 Tuscan Road Maplewood Parnassian Society; English Guild; G.A.A. Remembered for: Her red hair, her quietness, a true friend, and a wonderful girl to know. ETHEL J. WACKER 13 Menzel Avenue Maplewood G.A.A.; Personality Club: Commercial Club; Music Box Club; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Junior Night Cast. Remembered for: Going in all directions at once—a cute little blond with blue eyes. JOHN ROBERT WADE 508 Prospect Street Maplewood Junior Night Ticket Committee; Intramural Basketball; Intramural Bascl all. Remembered for: Making his classmates roll in the aisles, and being seen with a certain junior. BOB WALDELE 43 Kendall Avenue Maplewood Varsity Baseball: Varsity Basketball; Jayvcc Basketball; Jayvcc Football; Traffic Committee; Intramural Basketball. Remembered for: His fine pitching, his equally fine basketball, and his interest in the opposite sex. BLONNIE WALDEN 36 Union Avenue Maplewood Chorus; Junior Night Usher; G.A.A. Remembered for: her interest in Reno, in sports, and for her friendly smile. 55 HENRY T. WALLH UJSER .11 Kensington Terrace Maplewood Jayvee Baseball; Jayvee Basketball; Traffic Committee; Homen oin President; Homeroom Treasurer; Elections Committee. Remembered for: Making feminine hearts flut- ter, but being able to lake ’em or leave ’em. JOSEPH P. WALSH 14 I.imlsley Avenue Maplewood Jayvec Football; Intramural Basketball; Intra- mural Baseball; Traffic Committee. Remembered for: being Jughead” to all, his massive frame, and his neat haireomb. RICHARD B. WALSH 30 Edcr Terrace South Orange Pan-American Club; Sophomore Dramatic (Mtih; ( horns; Visual Education Committee. Remembered for: Being alert and on the job at all limes, and for wearing his black and red shirt. HERBERT M. WALTER 440 Baldwin Road Maplewood Columbian Art Stall; Camera Club; Assembly Traffic Committee; Mirror Art Committee. Remembered for: llis cartoons, proficiency on the accordion, and his maroon station wagon. si EVELYN DOROTHY WALTER 258 Academy Street South Orange I wirier; Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Art Committee; Choir; G.A.A.; Music Box Club. Remembered for: Her interest in acrobatics and twirling, her skill at both, and for her never ending pep. JOHN J. WARD tK) Dunncll Road Maplewood Homeroom Chairman; Varsity Baseball; Var- sity Football; Senior Night Scenery Committee; raflic Committee; Lunchroom Control Com- mittee. Remembered for: His i uiet ways, and that smile hat puts a gleam in the eyes of the opposite ELAINE R. WARDEN 205 Highland Road South Orange y} Secretary of Parnassian Society; G.A.A.; Firu. Committee; Junior Night Cast; Senior Play Casjr Pan-American Club. Remembered for: Her enviable summer gleaming smile, friendly ways, and her Sea summers. FRANCIS R. WART A 495 Brydcn Avenue Band; Varsity Football; Junior Night Camera Club; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Being a good-natured fellow who placed third in a milking contest—with a Guernsey too. Newark Society; Eng Debating plate apftearance, , and her trim bangs. A DELE C. WEI LER I Road Maplewood Homeroom Chairman; Homeroom Social Chairman; Eligibility Committee; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Personality Club. Remembered for: Her interest in horseback- riding, her cute remarks, and her hearty friend- liness. 56 DOLORES T. WEI M AX '� 10 Summit Avenue Maplewood G.A.A.; Homeroom Secretary; French Club: Homeroom Committee; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Thai significant ring on her left hand, her curly hair, and her sophisticated manner. ANTON J. WIENER m Courier Avenue Maplewood President of Radio Club; Columbian Staff: Parnassian Society; Junior Night Cast; Lyceum; Camera Club. Remembered for: His oratorical powers, and his interest in radio. MITCH EL WEISL PHI Mayhcw Court South Orange Intramural Basketball Captain; Basketball. Remembered for: Being a true friend, and often having to duck to get through doorways. RICHARD WEISS :M Van Ness Terrace Maplewood Oym Team. Remembered for: His perfect build, his curly hair, and for standing on his hands in gym. STANLEY WEISS 7 Fairvicw Avenue South Orange Pre-Junior Night Committee; Homeroom Chairman: Intramural Basketball; English Guild. Remembered for: His suave attire, his hard work, and for alivays seeming to be busy with something. GEORGE A. WELLS 39 Pierson Road Maplewood Homeroom Chairman; Varsity Basketball; Ju- nior Assembly Chairman; Co-Chairman of Civ- ics Committee; lavvee Football; lavvce Basket- lull. Remembered for: His rugged good looks, inter- est in basketball, and his way with the women. JOAN WELTER 2N Ward Place South Orange I wirier; G.A.A.; Personality Club: Chorus; Pan-American Club. Remembered for: Those big blue eyes, and for always being loyal to her friends. JOHN WENZELBERGER 69 Maplewood Avenue Maplewood Finance Committee: Parnassian Society; Home- room Chairman; Camera Club: Civics Commit- tee; Senior Play Cast. Remembered for: Being seen driving with Ar- mand. and lor walking his dog. A swell fellow with a heart of gold. LILLIAN E. WERNER 9 Lombardy Place Maplewood Commercial Club: O. .A.; German Club; Chorus. Remembered for: Being a swell girl—generous in spirit, attd alert in mind. ROBERT S. WHITE 31 Courier Avenue Maplewood Traffic Committee; Camera Club; Junior Night Construction Crew. Remembered for: His avid interest in photogra- phy. and those famous hikes. 57 ' VV „ f T ) LAURENCE E. WILSON, JR. 28 Arcularius Terrace Maplewood Senior Play Properties Committee; Junior Night Scenery Construction Committee; German • Club; Intramural Baseball. Remembered for: His friendly spirit, and his innocent expression. BETTY ANN WISE 31 Norfolk Avenue Maplewood Civics C-ommittee; Mirror Stall; Homeroom Social Chairman; Eligibility Committee; Lunch room Control Committee; Junior Night Cast. Remembered for: Her blonde petiteness, her skillful bridge playing, and her popularity with everyone. y v ' CAROL JUNE WITTEn 3 7 Norfolk Avenue Maplewood G.A.A. Asssitant Secretary; Junior Night As- sistant Director; Fire Committee Captain: Flec- tions Committee; Mirror Staff; Homeroom Vice- Chairman. Remembered for: Her energetic and enthusiastic work on the G.A.A., her wavy hair, and those high marks. HERMAN F. WOERNER 79 Plymouth Avenue Maplewood Homeroom Chairman: Homeroom Vice-Chair- man; Football Manager; Camera Club; Senior Play Ticket Committee. Remembered for: His warm grin, and his snacks between classes. 58 ROBERT S. YOI.'RY 5 Clinton Avenue Maplewood Lighting Crew; Fire Committee; Sophomore Dramatic Club; I-atin Club; Pan-American Club; Parnassian Society. Remembered for: His sendee above and beyond the call of duty with the lighting crew. MORTON F.LLIS SIMBKRKOFF 524 N. Wyoming Avenue South Orange Valley Forge Military Academy: Legionairre Circulation Staff; Inter-regimental Athletics; Time Awards; Battery Club. Columbia; German Club. Remembered for: His sharp clothes, alertness in school, and that yellow Dodge convertible. ROBIN WOOD 20 Garthwaitc Terrace Maplewood Civics Committee; Chorus; Homeroom Social Chariman; G.A.A.; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Pan-American Club. Remembered for: bring oh, so sleepy in the morning, and for bring small and gay with an adorable smile. LAWRENCE WOODRUFF 7 Lombardy Place Maplewood Remembered for: His heart of gold, and his good ■ na t u redness. JOAN WRIGHT 234 Conway Court South Orange G.A.A.; Parnassian Society; Sophomore Dra- matic Club; Homeroom Social Chairman; Home- room Secretary-Treasurer; Orchestra. Remembered for: Physics in her junior year, her flashing smile, and her pleasing disposition. MARY A. WRIGHT 79 Woodland Road Maplewood Homeroom Vice-President; Homeroom Secre- tary; Civics Committee; Junior Night Cast; Pan- American Club; Art Service Club. Remembered for: Her blond hair, and most of all for her loi e for Clark. CAROL YAUCH 29 South Centre Street South Orange Parnassian Society; Mirror Staff; Junior Night Usher; Homeroom Social Chairman; Finance Committee; Homeroom Committee. Remembered for: Her baby talk, her good-look- ing suits, and her slim, trim appearance. EMILY JEANNE YOUNG 165 Garfield Place South Orange G.A.A.; Chorus; French Club; Music Box; Art Service Club; Senior Play Scenery Painting Committee. Remembered for: Her numerous clothes, and her vivacious manner. Night Cast. League; Biology Remembered for: Her one, and her happy-go-lucky manner. CAROL ZWIGARD 25 Mountain Avenue Maplewood Traditions Committee Chairman; G.A.A.; Art Service Club; Sophomore Dramatic Club; Pan- American Club. Remembered for: Being a tiny gal with blond hair, and an A plus personality. 50 JUNE CAROL ZWIGARD 25 Bumel Terrace Maplewood Homeroom President; Mirror Staff; Person- ality Club; Civics Committee; junior Night Cast; G.A.A. Remembered for: Her shiny hair, closetful of clothes, and for finally fHissing the five foot mark. ELEANOR HUTH 5 Schaefer Road Maplewood G.A.A.; German Club; Junior Night Cast; Commercial Club; Sophomore Dramatic Club. Remembered for: Her friendly smile, avid in- terest in baseball, and for bring just Eleanor. Once again we pause lo review our three-year sentence at Columbia. As we stand outside and ga c at our beloved school, large drops stream down our faces. (It is raining.) However, as we stand here with only a Latin book to cover our heads, we know how little we realized the number of opportunities that were available to us when we first entered these portals. Why, besides the regu- lar curriculum we could enjoy any number of clubs or organizations. Remember those member- ship-drive slogans? “Get Rich Quick — Join the Finance Committee!” Learn How to Slander in Four Easy Lessons at the Lyceum!” Or, Every- body Can Join the G. A. A.!” (This one produced some mighty embarrassing moments.) But now let us review the accomplishments of the class of i4H. Our sophomore year — how close it still seems to us (because we haven't got mentally very far away from it)! Remember our first year of geometry, when we learned that parallelograms weren't tele- grams, and that a hyjxnenuse wasn’t an African animal. There were several dramatic productions, too, and among them was the Sophomore Drama- tic Club play, which, of course, all seniors snubbed. How those seniors took it out on us Sophs! That reminds us of a story: One day a large elephant came u|xm an under- sized mouse. “Boy, you're small,” said the elephant. “Why, you're the most insignificant thing I've ever seen.” “Yeah, 1 know,” said the mouse. “I’ve been sick.” So let us now pass on to our junior year, and its greater advancements. And what did Shakespeare have to offer now? More people got killed in Mac- beth than in Julius Caesar. And remember Junior Night — the only show with threec performances? I'hey couldn’t believe it the first two times. Then, at the end of the junior year came the elections for school officers. “Elect Mackenzie and he’ll tell you why he switched to another brand.” Finally, we arrive at our senior year. In Hamlet more people got killed than in Macbeth. Now that we were seniors, we thought we'd have the best seats at the senior play; if we had been given a scat one more row back we could have helped collect tickets. But the senior year brought innovations: a new coach, new band uniforms, girl cheerleaders, girl twirlers. and — new girls. Then there was the distinction of being in the integrated class (the in- telligent group, you know). Take for example, this scene in the library: One pupil who had been looking in a book of statistics turned to another and said, “Do you know that every time I breathe a man dies?” That’s interesting,” was the reply, “Why don’t you try Sen-Sen?” As we come to the end of our senior year, we arc faced with the problem of college entrance. This problem is made more confusing by the rc- ejuired tests. College Bored tests! Some of the ques- tions which appeared have had the most surprising answers. For instance, on the geography exam we found: “Where is Chicago?” Answer: “Nearly at the bottom of Lake Michigan.” Or “Where is Den- ver?” Answer: “Beneath the middle o in Colorado. On the biology exam was the cjuestion, “Why is a fish? Answer: “Because one of its legs is both the same.” So now as we walk away from the entrance of Columbia, and as we balance the NO PARKING sign for the last time, we are reminded of the im- mortal Shakespeare. As Romeo said in his farewell speech to Juliet, in Act III, scene 2: “Farewell.” That’s a joke, son. 60 (Class Mill Wc. the graduating class ol 1948. departing to tread the path that Columbia hast taught us , tearfully discard our Magruders and gym bloomers (which. I� y this time, are ex- | ectcd to depart undei their own power) and. with many a sigh, leave our high school days behind. Therefore, we do hereby submit, with that superior air of the senior class, our LAST WILL ANI) TESTAMENT as follows: Item I: I, Doug Williams, leave the entire school, the many memories of tinkling on the ivories, a terrific hand, and a certain tunc called Doug Out. Item 2: I. Bob Spiotta. leave to Hud Becker, my azure convertible, splendid for a winter date! Item 3: 1. Carol Whitney, leave my knack of always look- ing disgustingly healthy to joanic Taylor. Item 4: I. Johnny Ward, bequeath a touch of my tall, dark and handsome'distinctions to Jack Drury. Item 5: I, Anne Hankinson, will to Emily Grady, the lbought of what chaos wc might cause if the man who in- terned the Toni Home Wave saw our naturally curly locks. Item 6: Wc. Craig Koch and Art Gustavson. bequeath our handy little licvcragc containers to that always-thirsty Dough Mansell. Item 7: I. Dolly Madison, leave to'lris Owen, my never- ceasing and irresistahlc laughter. Item 8: Wc, the senior Im� vs. do hereby IKqucath. with all manner of sacrifice, a sharp razor to Mike Sellitto. Item 9: I, Peter Porter, will to Dick Martin, my remark- able resemblance to a certain radio personality on at seven- thirty. Monday. Wednesday, and Friday nights. Item 10: I. Jane Turck. willingly leave the power to run home. eat. change clothes, and Ik back in a 30-minute lunch |K riod. to any junior without gym the period Ixrforc. Item II: I. Jack Scott, leave to Griff Amcrman. that devastating power over the femmes in the cheering section— any cheering section! Item 12: Wc, Miggy Elliot and Barbara Oetjen. leave to Dot Christiansen and Julie Paddock, our deft and fero- cious tactics on the soccer field. Item 13: I. Fred Kapp, Ixqucath my varied repertoire of crazy antics to that erstwhile scholar Fred Stiencr. Item 14: I. |une Zwigard. leave my Lilliputian stature to Pat O'Dell. Item 15: I. Bill Oil. alias “the look. leave the look to Bob Wigdcr. Item lt : I. Malcolm Mackenzie, will to the president- elect. the worries and tribulations of many weighty matters. Item 17: I. Carol Borden, leave to Jean Sharkey, my big. «lark eyes and long, curly eyelashes that sweep up nothing but envy. Item 18: I. Audrey Van Allen, leave to Shirley June, the pr«K f that all men prefer blondes. Item 19: I. Zander Reaves, will to brother Bob. the assurance that he won’t have a big brother around to get confused with next year. Item 20: I. Fats” Mccdcr. relin«|iiish my knowhxlge of the current b«x kie practice to any junior who can constantly pick the winner and collect without re«l tap?. Item 21: I. Pat Sickley. leave my endless stream of con- versation to Dotty Brun. Item 22: Wc. Clark and Mary MacWright (Opps!) leave our hallway rendczoiu clear for Sandy Schellcr and Mary Ruddick. Item 23: I. Carol Zwigard. Ixqucath my cutcncss and pertness alike to Nanny Oslromc. Item 24: I. Stu Mcrz. leave a large hunk of my pul- chritude gliding ar«� und in the form of Barry Kalb. Item 25: I. Rosa mu- Schmidt, leave to Margy Mcns- fchler. the art room and the hope that she can locate models :o sit still long enough. Item 2b: I. Robin Roark, will t«i next year's captain, the f«x tl all team and Coach Hoffman. Item 27: I. Chuck Roemer. leave t« anv junior with a convenient game room in his cellar, the ability to throw a bang-up party! Item 28: I. Joan Lindquist, leave with a shrill whistle lustily blown between two sterling front teeth ami the as surancc that they’re still weak from laughter at Senior Night. Item 29: I. Charlie Kimmcl. brush the girls off my weary arm and Ixqucath them to Bob Stewart. Item 30: We. Joy Hayes and Joan Hinson, leave our «ollcgc weekends to any junior with a man in every college. Item 31: We. Lois Sheridan and Cathy Schneider, be- |ucath our freshness (even at 8:25 A.M.) to Mary Jane Rad- cliff and Button” Cooke. Item 32: I. Zckc Dare, leave a touch � f my infectious smile to Dick Wit ig with the whispered assurance that it will do wonders with the women. Item 33: Wc, Winnie Kessler and John Strahan. leave the memory of the Hessncssncrs” to linger on with Junior Nights to come. Item 34: I. Rulic Waldclc. iKqticath my trend toward Bachelorism and a dea«l eye on the court to Don Campl cl!. Item 35: We. Joan Stevens and Pat Norton, bequeath our smooth tastes in clothes, especially that new look,” to Neal llagel. Item 36: I. Barbara James, leave my all-around sweet- ness and charm to Joy Clason. Item 37: I. Tom Hill................will. Item 38: I. Betty Mulligan. Ixqucath my smiling eyes to Joan Towcy. Item 39: I, Hank Krcutcr, leave my sister Cookie......... take care of her fellows! Item 40: I. Ted Smith. relin«|iiish my most important and honora Me position of drum major to Don Satterfield. Item 41: I. Helen Good eit, leave memories «� f painting- and sketches done f«ir all the enjoyment at C.II.S. Item 42: I, Evelyn Walter, leave my baton to Ik twirled by talented Franny Dcnardo when our blazing baiul again sets forth. Item 43: I. Bob Lightening Branch, leave to any slu- «lent studying the art of expression, my own. which is al- ways studious yet thoroughly whimsical. Item 44: I, Liz Flower, leave my incessant giggle, so familiar to us girls in the gym locker room, to haunt the place next year. Item 45: I. Lamarr Harmon. sh« ’ null do Ixqucath ma’ slight south’rn accent to any junior who may have trouble managing the women. Item 4t : I. F'lainc Warden. iKqucath my all year ’round tan appearance to Dotty Ecclcs. Item 47: I. Bob Bird, would like to leave a certain car but for some reason I can’t even gel riel of it that way. . Item 48: Wfc, Georgia Ralston and lk lty Lorenz. IKqucath our tall, blonde, and glamorous looks to ? Having thus distributed our worldly possession, we hereby IKqucath. as a class, the following: To the Janitors: A much wider broom and smaller refuse cars that won’t Ik big enough to hold fugitive stu- dents trying to hide. To the Lunchroom Committee: A «piict. disgestive lunch |K ri«Kl. I'o the Student Ihxly in general: A post graduate Junior High School c«Mirse foi every incoming Sophomore. To the Faculty: A Monday morning alxscncc note that presents an entirely revolutionary excuse. I'o the Assembly Committee: A more scientific way of producing time killing assemblies. I'o the Spanish Teachers: A gum that automatically «lis- solvcs ii| o:i entering la clasc dc espanol.” I'o Mr. Jackson: A search wan ant making it simpler to distinguish the guilty outsider from the student sitting in the cheering srction. To Mr. Fleming: Girls who will look at the French les- son and not at Mr. Fleming: To Miss Lipscci: One U. S. history class which will sur- prisingly recall incidents taught us in Junior High. I'o Mr. Hoffman: A team next year that will appreciate him as much as the team of '47 did. I'o Mr. Shcely: A bulletin lioartl committee with noth- ing on their minds but the bulletin lx� ards. To Miss Henderson: Conscientious 7th peri Kl monitors who refrain from leaving their posts early merely to avoid the lx ne crushing and disastrous 2:4f mob. To the Medical Department: Several new symplons and a logical reason why one should suddenly develop them — an ! suddenly recover!! To the Class of '49 and ’50: The sincere hope that your senior year finds you as happy as wc arc. and — as sorrv to leave. 61 C ,t of Suv 2, Susan Paige ...............................Jane Reich Bernice Niemcyer .................Winifred F. Kessler Olga Brandt .....................I.aYonnr Thomander Mattie ................................Joan Hollander Mary Harper. (First Mary)..........Joan Norton-Taylor Marie Harper, (Second Mary) ......Susan Norton-Taylor Madeleine Vauclain ......................Mina Loftncss Bobby Melrose ...........................Joan Timson Judith Canfield .................................Joan Lindquist Ann Braddock ............................ Jane I Cope Mrs. Orcutt ...................................Judith Marrus Kaye Hamilton ................................Beverly Russell Pat Devine ......................................Jane McKim Linda Shaw.............................Joan Johnston Jean Maitland ...........................F.thcl Sicvctz Ixtuise Mitchell ........................Joan Mirinan Frank Tcrrv Randall Sam Hastings Jiminv Devcrcaux Fred Powell ....................... John Wenzelberwer Lob Milhauscr .......................John W. Strahan III David Kingsley ......................George N. Grosshans Keith Burgess ...........................Stephen L. Cox Mrs. Shaw ..................................Jean Keith Dr. Randall .................................Jay Loevy Tony Gillette ......................Betty Jane Ix renz Ellen Fenwick .............................Irene Guest Larry Westernt ..................................Richard Gibbins Billy ...................................Wendell Hyde Adolph Grctzl ............................Harold Vance 62 AfTMCTiVi kost POPULAR senior TATI IICSn MOST ATHLETIC ooue nost for 0CST STUDENT e . Jentor 'I he year 1958............It had Ixren ten years since I had last set f«x� t in Columbia High's hallowed halls. You can imagine my surprise when I received an invitation to attend a Class of 1948” dinner at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. After donning my light tan pin-striped cutaway and green ascot, I set out, with great expectations, for the Wal- dorf. When I got there I was refused entrance, because all I was wearing was my cutaway and ascot. After remedying this situation, I once more set out for the hotel.’This time I was admitted. At once 1 was ushered into the main ballroom by a page boy whom I later found out was Malcolm MacK.cn ic- (his party had lost the recent elections). As I entered, I noticed that Joy Hayes, a famous Conover model at last, was wearing the new 1958 look — saddle shoes, skirt, and sweater. At the bar I was heartily thuui| cri on the back by Chuck howdy partner Kocmcr who had become one of the biggest cattle owners in the West. He told me that his partner. Stu Mcrz couldn’t attend Irccausc he was having trouble with a heifer on the ranch. Music was being supplied by l)oug Eliot Lawrence Williams and his Sophisticated Men of Rhythm: Skin Mccdcr on baritone sax. John slippery lips Skudris on trumpet. Eddy thumper” Paul on l� ss, and Walt Layer on straight pipes. I mean, tenor sax. I spoke to Doug and he told me that Led Smith was breaking it up at the Onyx Club on fifty-second street. Irene Guest was not at the party Ixxausc of the open- ing of her new show Follow the Boys . Over in a corner 1 saw John Bugsy Ward and George I don't ever win! Wells playing five card stud. I found out that lie and John were owners of the blackjack concession at the N'cw Jersey World's Fair. At the bar again, I met Clark loose-joint MacWright. He showed me the business card of his famous.law firm. MacWright. Wright. Wright, and Adler. While we were talk- ing. Charlie the Duke Kimmcl walked by. Clark whispered to me that Charlie was the owner of a chain of nightclubs in Maplewood. He also told inc that the Statue of Lihcry was going to l c replaced by a statue of Liz Flower. The crowd was being entertained by the world famous dance team of Knicring, Van Dorn. Trimble, Pasrnan. and their managers Al Gaal and Jim Whitclaw; on the other side of the room Ann Bareli, Cathy Schneider, ami Jim Mehortcr were also providing amusement as they performed in a weight lifting contest. looking on was Steve high fella! Cox, who it was rumored, would graduate from Columbia this year — if things went right. I happened to look up at the ceiling, and there I saw Boh Klein and Don Johnson playing “I got it on the chandeliers. As I watched, I was suddenly gral� l� ed from Ixr- hind by Jim the hand Harrocks who was now the owner of the tip and coming Whizzer Bike Company. He was with Pete scoop” Porter, who was now a featured columnist tin page four of the Daily Sews. Next I noticed Jane Turck sitting over in a comer with Anne Hankinson. jane told me she was taking skiing les- sons from a Scotch 'champ. Anne, on the other hand, was now learning to play the trumpet. Near by a group of lioys was clustered around Joan Lindquist who was giving them a few lines from her recent show in which she was the star comedienne. prophecy While patronizing the bullet table I met Dolly Madison, Liz Libret lit, Marion Jayson, and Vicki Thomas, who were, as usual deciding what movie they would sec the following Fririav night. Just next to them, the now world famous bridge club of Anito Nyman. Dolores Cctrulc. Jean Mac Dotigall. Pat Sickley, Betty Wise, Nancy Parker. Ginny Green. Judy Veidl, Ann Bareli, anti Nancy Palmer, was open- ing its weekly session at the card table. Sneaking l ack to the bar I found Robin Roark trying to teach Jack Scott how to make a zombie, Looking on to learn Robin's technique I was kicked by Jack Milnor who was practicing Giant Swings on the bir rail. I noticed a bunch of girls standing not far from me and hurried over to speak to them — only to find Torn Hill in the center of the group. Tom was now employed as a cover model for Health anil Strength magazine. Also in the group was Colleen Bradley, now one of America’s finest young ballerinas. With her was Joan Johnston. Powers model — she models gloves. Sitting quietly to one side were Joan Rumson. Betty Mulligan. Joan Quinn, and Robin Wood. They were still waiting for the l� ys to get home from col- lege. Staggering track to the bar I met eke Dare and Bob How do I do it? Spiotta. They were in a deep discussion. Bom who now owns the American Shops, was trying to sell .eke a double breasted pin stripe; eke was desperately try- ing to find out how Bob was making out with the women. Suddenly everything went black, and turning. I found that 1 bad wandered into the shadow cast by big Jim White- law now head basketball coach at Columbia. kWith him was Rul� e Waldele Iretter known as LSrrry Owen Walrielc. sportswritcr for the Maplewood News. As I was reaching for the last bit of free lunch, the hand of Georgia Ralston grahltcri it first. Georgia, who was now- in league with Lamar “hi! you all Harmon to move the Capital Irekiw the Mason Dixon line, dragged me to a table, and gave me the lowdown on some of my former classmates. She told me that Bill Ott had finally taken out a girl and that he was now one of the most famous Maplewood Casan- ovas. She also mentioned that Frank Warta was now in the employ of the Alderney Dairy Farms. He moos at the cows to keep them more contented. Pat “my heart Irelongs to Georgia Moran had succeeded in swimming the Pacific Ocean at last, she told me. and added that Barbara Rein- felder. Joan Stephans, and Adcle Wcilert were now starring in the Theater Guild production of Macbeth as the three witches. While gulping down a few more drinks she told me that Lillian Harxch was now featured at the Met. I thanked Georgia for her information, and under her guid- ance made my way back to the bar on all fours. Here hanging next to me was George Pctrozcllo. a product of the Kloct cr School of Fine Arts, who was teach- ing stage lighting at Columbia now. Parting the haze of my cigarette (given me by Dave “I'm a family man Noble), I saw Fred Kapp coming through the door. Stanley Amsterdam, who was now running a marriage bureau told me that Fred had Ixrcomc head of Wriglcy Chewing Gum Inc. It was getting late, and I had to leave, so I bade my former classmates a fond adieu. As I was carried out of the ballroom which was now a shambles, I thought to myself that there never had Ixren. and never would l� e. a class like good old 1948. 68 John Thompson reasure i iimlfkr Chairut .obert Fiflintahi '•Acuity Adviser f iss Ziclenbarh x esinent fcyrofcjl Donald icY President fiithia liarius Kcretary kw Jo Marcv easurer b Lanes im Chairman Vbcwty Adviser � 4r. Mellottc r President, Ann Harrington; Vice-President, Richard Somers; Secretary Lawrence Peer; Treasurer, Joan Taylor; Social Chairman, Arlene Carlson; Faculty Adviser, Mr. Pont . President -(jpah-y C rly- y vL rcsidJltf; - jtfancy Osborn Juncsproufe A, - ? . ' ' si I ,K ‘ Trvasurpr ,, ’ Boli Redpa'tli Social Chairman JC ImtiTiU r f, hait pai , Hill Evans'ftud ) 1111 Lcbo Emily Grady; Secretaiy, Neal Jot - Chairman, Jane Raymond; Faculty 7£«A £ v 'jt+r 0 isurer rrnati .aukktcrn P esident J nces Di nard rman oscoej Chairma icorar Cain ■SvjjcXV VXt Ou)iv a v cmj J £X or. t® «. 1© v) p 'X ‘ A- -f r-fszr I A nOOV vJCv' zs TW WV.auc •6 L z. wu - lC jC£ 4 S ytZ SiWilgr WrMro feobert Moore; Secretary, Joan „ Litzcbauer; reasurer, Mert Merchant; Social Chairman, Marcia Stoddard; Committee Chairman, Robert Aufdcrhar and Helen Leister; Faculty Adviser, Mr. Tyson. 70 Vice-President Dkk Witzig — y «ufOLi Oeat i but Faculty Adviser Mr. Wenkcr Ar +J: of c X - l TytcrfZ a 325 President, Steve Miller; Vice-President, Jeanne S eremany; Secretary, Janet Albert; Treasurer, Jeanne S eremany; Social Chairman, Jeanne Szcremany; Committee Chairman, Jeanne S eremany: Faculty Adviser, I)r. Summers. 71 tU - A__, 333 President ThomasRcliIclcit Vice-President Herbert Roenjjnele SectySryy J I Sartpla (i ! yrgtfstirtt' -A Mp,'a,,k 'tj p ° n {sociatCfwrrruul Iiarlrtira 1 otirtcHwn orn nut tinman Rap line Staatsburgc 'r y Fat � -ftdiT% , WmP . . Ysfy I ] r if? • , IWmS£ Ss J vy yfy y, 'President n, .Phyllis Daiyfi sL rr Vk nWntJ l) Jack L airr hin m OciaL ’a yulJj} A di Mv Jatksbn V: Vc .- • £( cT . r SG Resident, Shirley June; I ice-President, Dick Woodcock; Secretary i '«Hara - hara Larson: Treasurer, June Rose; Social Chairman, Joan Ritrhings; y f Aillce Chairman, Adrienne Williams; Faculty Adviser, Mrs. Crosson. PLt9 Lyyt u w� u Set ole ] roductr it. humo N] ( M jujven uires chariot ve daught tf th ft anu, lie inoUi � - id ou a suo ol une CII uice U Ius Ins; alui the wl wf by the (I back into id bn rned the yjimising 10 yas running for romi.� Pa , ericii cn wfuskc goUs o 4 Mount Olympus.1 ;e, the five Americans jire Altering a riddle or being ter. figuring that lions are w„ ,w , cats, arjd 'would 'therefore like nip, the five finally receive lie wimbs up' i from Carter. Cleopatra, apd other spectators. Don Satterfield aim Eel Coleman combined to write four songs, ‘VJhn I Youry. In My Roman-� I oga. Holiday Song, find ' Sdng of the Soldiers. 7� Laura Jane Klein wfoteythe song 1‘By Hercules, - bv Jupiter. I I.ove You, K 340 President Marie Kohaut Vice-President Don Campbell Secretary Patty Hipp T reasurer Earle Wicks Social Chairman Gayle Breuggeman Committer Chairman Carol Weiss Vacuity Adviser Miss Lipcsci { senior V '3Hunts Up v fk y y' tr . I I nc leacU of the juniors’ extravaganza were as w.'vv aximilius U Welchum Li via ....... gIV throv Paulus Senator Boj j ct Ptolemy JuC t kirs. Dfnwittlc V J Schmovius .... | osed the song. j‘, Roman Rogue.” and Dick Szcrem.%ny tpm .......Jack Bam Bob Claus Nancy MacDonald Fred Gaukstern Don Winston Pete Rommel Emily Grady Fred Marenghi Bobby Gordol A F V Pat Odell Chip Masters Dave Douglas r yV m O' Dick a Comu c NfAgistcd of J o L gman vLee Be k, Victor Bill M tfrne ; moic1 of A iss Ma ten direct Horan.1 Daniels eaimKDarrcll, r) b - Ar Eflfly GradyA ' t, drfuj.' 'Latlm iw llcry Jrob Mori Winberg. Morris, Am - i m) MaS under the direction .b Inchjtveregiven for the en r'in; the jjlhyoyere under the Ita Iloksfe and Mrs. Dorothy QlP : v r Facti L ner larorCushinan oyi S t Prqjident Idman fticretary NsS� anley Kaish T reas lirer Stanley Kaisli Social ('.hairman Dorothy Eccles Ur, Committee ( Catherine G; T reasurer Gorinne Peters Social Chairman Nancv Rowe Faculty Adviser Mr. J. A. Brown 'ii ■ --rW. 144 President, Dick Huntington; Vice-President, Charles Evans; Secretary, Kay Reiner; Treasurer, Everett Felder; Social Chairman, Eleanor Knapp; Com- mittee Chairman, George Dcnardo; Faculty Adviser, Mr. Currier. 78 U- « � ! O 0 w 'H - •’t ' -? C = - i I Li alk ! Treasurer Billie Riemer Social Chairman Betty Hogencamp Committee Chairman Alfred Sheldon Faculty Adviser Mr. Gnagey 207 President Janies Weaver Vice-President Jeanne Lomax Secretary Bcverlcc Wilson Treasurer Robert Ingham Social Chairman Susan Shehadi Faculty Adviser Mrs. Conover HI Li g©?® 209 President, Donald Brief; Vice-President, Fred Reidenbach; Secretary, Carol Pierson; Treasurer, Todd Grant; Social Chairman, Donald Cooney; Committee Chairman, Dick Henry; Faculty Adviser, Mrs. Corning. TO 231 President Dick Whitehead Vice-President Carol Schneider Secretary Harriet Plant T reasurer Harriet Plant Social Chairman Art Grove - Calole Saslow Com tn it tee Cha irtnan Joan Nichols Faculty Adviser Miss Bullock 232 President Oliver Lee Vice-President Roger Stein Secretary Ann MacCalluni Treasurer Ann MacCalluni Social Chairman Ruth Adler Com m it tee C ha irm a n Roger Stein Faculty Adviser Mr. Strony 305 President, John Hunter; Vice-President, Walter Farrier; Secretary, Bernice Gaal; Treasurer, Bernice Gaal; Social Chairman, Joan Ahlgren; Faculty Adviser, Mr. Erickson. 80 ' 'fj 9 isV A Dick Kelly; Secretary, Jack (V 81 � 7 £S$ v% - Social Chairman J r p Electa Driscoll Faculty Adviser Mr. Hack 319 President Virginia Thiele Vice-President Ann Rose Secretary Irene Wei land Treasurer Eugene Koch Social Chairman l.ois Cooney Com m ittee Chairman Seymour Grossman and James Voltaggio Faculty Adviser Mrs. Palminteri % 337 President Gail Warden Vice-President Earlcen Feldman Secretary Joan Ranson T re as u rer Robert Erb Social Chairman Carol Shiels Faculty Adviser Miss C. Smith 346 President RoIk-i i Brody Vice-President Ingrid Mellgren Secretary Lois Dchls Treasurer Jack Carroll Social Chairman William Kearney Committee Choirman Fred Shchadi Faculty Adviser Miss Clough 348 President, John Kcmpson; Vice-President, Norma Williams; Secretary. Gale Stokes; Treasurer. Gale Stokes: Social Chairman. Barbara Hirschfield; Committee Chairman, Carol Rettig; Faculty Adviser, Miss Sanders. 82 404 President Barbara Strauss Vice-President Polly Black Secretary Matthew Payton Treasurer Gus Maywald Social Chairman Fern Kristcllcr Committee Chairman Susan Black Vacuity Adviser Miss Freeman SOPHOMORE DRAMATIC CLUB PLAY Cad of 0..n % ayic Mother Father Wendy .. Butch Gossip Friend..... Movie Star Grandmother Joan Shecklcy Roger Stein Joan Thompson ...Larry Russell Maria MacCabe .. Barbara Bach .... Roy Gresham Virginia Thiele 83 ARI SERVICE GERMAN CLUB President Phyllis Knight Vice-President Emily Grady Secretary Margie Mcrsfclder Adviser Miss Dcinarest CAMERA CLUB President Jack Okin Vice-President Donald Squire Secretary Helen Schwartz Treasurer Roliert Car(iha Adviser Mr. Dohlielaar FRENCH CLUB President Irene Guest Vice-President Janice Jackson Secretary Joan Hollander Treasurer Barbara Huntington Advisers Miss Carrigan. Miss Freeman, Mr. Fleming COMMERCIAL CLUB President Maliel Klos Vice-President Sally Heaney Secretary Claire Mcl ughlin Treasurer Lorraine Spitzer Advisers Miss Bullock, Mrs. Conover m L DANCE CLUB President May Kuhichek Vice-President Shirley June Adviser Miss Hoxsic G.A.A., President Cathy Schneider Vice-President Lois Sheridan Secretary Joan Norton-Taylor T reasurcr Joan LcFrank President George Grosshans Vice-President Ludwig Pictz Secretary Gertrude Gaukstcrn Treasurcr John Strahan Adviser Mrs. Gates FORUM ROMANUM President Ann Robinson Vice-President Jane McKini Secretary Frances Carlaw Treasurer Patricia Jacket Advisers Miss Sanders, Miss Leech LYCEUM President Amy Cohn Vice-President Boll McNcal Secretary Helen Goodzeit Treasurer Boll Gray Adviser Miss Lipcsei MATH CLUB President Jack Milnor Vice-President Charles Scrantom Secretary Patricia Meeker T reajurer Patricia Meeker Advisers Mr. Paige, Mr. Talliot. Mr. Woodbury MUSIC BOX President Dick Szeremany Vice-President Lillian Harsch Secretary Joanne Richards T reasurer LaVonnc Thomander Adviser Mr. Shenton PAN AMERICAN President Doris Keller Vice-President Jim Stewart Secretary Barbara Cook Treasurer Barbara Cook Advisers Mrs. Palminteri, Mrs. Ahcam ENGLISH GUILD President Grace Thiele Vice-President Sydney Cliff Secretary Stanley Greene Treasurer Richard Sandford Adviser Miss Nichols PERSONALITY CLUB President Betty Beavers Vice-President Carol Gocdcckc Secretary Isalicl Erickson Treasurer Adclc Filipck Adviser Miss Clough RADIO CLUB President Anton Wiener Vice-President Jack Fox Secretary Ludwig Pictz Treasurer Ludwig Pictz Adviser Mr. Chase SOPHOMORE DRAMATIC CLUB President John Kcnipson Vice-President Joan Burwcll Secretary Ruth Huber Treasures John Schumacher Adviser Miss Alexander 86 SclJ Council Off,. iceri President ...................Malcolm Mackenzie Secretary Dolly Madison Vice-president Carol Whitney Treasurer David Noble Editor-in-chief Assistant Editor Business Manager Ole CoLmli an Bob McNeal .... Jay Loevy Nancy Osborne Faculty Advisers: Editorial ....... Business ........ Mrs. C. L. Crosson .... Mr. Carl Strony 87 a PAN-AMERICAN CLUB PERSONALITY CLUB LYCEUM LATIN CLUB MATH CLUB GUILD RADIO CLUB GERMAN CLUB PARNASSIAN PLAY Mrs. Fairfax ............ Leah .................... Jane Eyre Mr. Rochester............ Adele Varens (Rochester's Grace Poole ............. Mason ................... The Maniac .............. Blanche Ingram .......... Cait of Jon. €r. .. Judy Marrus Joan Norton-Taylor Norma Greenwood ............ Jay Loevy Ward) Ruth Solomon ............Jut y Guzy ............Steve Miller ............Julia Vicdt ........Joan Johnston Lady Ingram ..........................Ethel Sicvitz Lord Ingram .........................John Strahan Briggs ...............................Jack Milnor Reverend Wood........................ George Drake Diana Rivers ......................Elaine Warden Hannah ..............................Alma Loftness St. John Rivers ................... Richard Lawall Directed by Miss Mildred Memory 90 Head Coach Francis Hoffman Assistant Coaches John Mattis Theodore Mcllotte Samuel Schiffer Perry Tyson Captain Robin Roark Student Managers Walter Ames Bruce Willetts Frank Scbrowsky Barrett Hazeltine Elliott Cross Joseph Joseph son Gale Stokes Robert Corney Salvador Brutaniti Russell Smith Faculty Managers James E. Decker Edwin Spear Trainer Philip Scitzer Columbia Opponent � 3- .. Kearny 6 •3— .. Plainfield '3 7— Morristown 6 21 Orange 12 ■5- Westfield 26 6... Montclair 20 25” .. New Brunswick .. 6 o . East Orange 0 18 West Orange ... 2 C heerfeuJeri Lorraine Collani Margaret Elliot Jean File jean Guempel Barbara Huntington Carol Whitney ■a . Joan Le Franck June Rose Fern Kristeller Dome Christensen Beverly Jones Sue Kirbergcr Carol Pierson Ed Paul Stan Greene Dennis Lafcr | aines Lebo Fred PolakolF John Kempson BETWEEN HALVES 5 7 93 Coach Walter Hack Columbia Opponent 35 45 Fairlaivn 12 27 39 45 21 44 22 29 28 39 Westfield 27 44 ... ... 22 45 ... West Side ... IS 29 ... 27 ... ... 37 41 ... 32 ... Irvington ... ... 25 Third Place in Stale Meci Captain Pat Moran Managers Don Lan Barrett Hazeltinc Columbia, 3 East Orange, 2 Columbia. .| West Orange, 1 Columbia, 5 .....................Irvington, o Columbia, 2 .................... Montclair, 3 Columbia, .| West Orange, 1 Columbia, .j ................East Orange, 1 Columbia, o .....................' .....Nutley, 5 ZJennis w Coach: John Wcnker EasLlUt Columbia Opponent 47 Plainfield . 21 57 . 36 38 . 50 ■17 42 . 35 27 . 30 35 . 10 35 . 46 58 . 47 30 . 31 54 41 . 6« 33 31 43 East Orange 37 43 37 46 28 50 East Orange 39 Coaches F. R. Nut (all. Head Coach J. B. Woodbury. Assistant Coach Student Manager Pete Bomcman Faculty Manager George F. Jackson 95 Head Coach F. R. Nutull i3a.Sc Columbia II Assistant Coach Theodore Mcllotte Lit -1947 ? Reason Opponent 0 : 8 3 I 7 3 8 2 17 0 4 0 4 13 12 7 Hillside 1 7 5 8 6 2 0 y 2 ..Orange ....... ..Kearny ....... ..Orange ..Montclair ____ ..West Orange ..Central ...... ..Newton ....... (Tournament) ..Bloomfield .. ..Hast Side ... (Tournament) ..Caldwell .... (Tournament) ..Irvington ... (Tournament) I 0 Lo . 5 .. s 8 ,. 0 1 . 4 „ 1 .. 6 Penn Relays: Columbia, first in class mile: tenth in the two-mile. Triangular Meet: Columbia, j2J4. South Side. 32: Nutley, 71 2. Newark Hoard of Education Meet: Columbia, second place with 31 points. C J rriangular Meet: Columbia. 72 5 6: Orange, 34 5 6: Bloomfield, 24 1 3. Jrcich Mountain Lakes Invitation Meet: Columbia, second with 10 jxnnts. Dual Meet: Columbia ( 3: Clifford Scott. 45. Montclair Invitation Meet: Columbia, first place. Triangular Meet: Columbia. 851 2: Weequahic, 24 : Irvington. 22. Dual Meet: Columbia. 80: Barringer. 28. State Meet Columbia, second place with 23 points. Inter-Oranges Relay: Columbia, first place with 23 points. Coach: Philip Seit er: Managers: Robert Cort, Robert Baer, Robert Kohler. 96 Cjirl Sports The girls of the graduating class of Columbia take with them many pleasant memories of three years of participation in the athletic events of the G A. A. Each of our three years in Columbia held many high sjK)ts in the G. A. A. but the last year was by far the best. We started the year with a big initiation and welcoming party for the sophomores. The first sport of the year was rough and tumble soccer, and then we were soon in the swim with the ever popular swimming team. “Time out was called for the big Christ- mas party. With two Santas, the party could not help being the success it was. Then we turned our attention to the badminton tournament, which lasted for several months. This new tournament proved popular and produced champs in each of the three classes. Soon we put our hands on the basketball and turned our eyes to the baskets. Then we moved on to the next sport, which was volleyball. In the spring, we went into the pool again for life saving and then into the fresh air, batting and catching softballs. Once again this year the Dance Club con- tributed largely to the success and popu- larity of the G. A. A. The biggest and best event of the year, the Awards Party, toward which we had all worked, brought to a close the finest ol three grand years in the Ci. A. A. [CUT pec x: hquunA.orp. io.j VSM Hr range Recreation 102 Telcphtmc “s Cake £nop ilia Ci nark Stores, G. Stoneham's .............. I hetford School of Music, The Topft Maplewood Pharmacy I'lifted States Mai ijie (an | s Village Motors, Inc. ■ Village Photographep. 1 he towt Sons, ........ Whelan Drug While Studio. Inc, .. Williams, Wingate Studio Wyman Motors, Inc. Ly Xrmincrnian-Haitman t 99 THAT SETS A PRINTING STANDARD human communication-reproduction of word and picture by printing—is 7 worthy oj the creative planning, skilled craftsmanship, modern eguip- ment, and dependable services by which the Colyer Printing Company seeks to make every job an ideal of perfection. COLYER Printing Company 22? NEWARK 4, N. J. SUSSEX AVE. DEY ST. A telephone operator, we mean. From the transoceanic call that affects world affairs to the social call that brings friends together, she plays an im- portant part in the activities of the community and the nation. No wonder girls like to work for the telephone company. NEW JERSEY BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY fe 101 Founded 1883 Executive — Secretarial — Steno • Secretarial and Accounting Courses INTENSIVE SUMMER SESSION 308 Main Street Orange, N. J. W. C. COPE, D.C. , President H. B. LLOYD, B.C.S., Manager Romoser’s Cake Shoppe Not Just a Bakery Telephone SOuth Orange 2-5300 South Orange, N. J. SO. 2-9(527 . B O W LING Maplewood and So. Orange Recreation Sun Nelson, I’rop. Fred Hewitt, Mgr. 4(59 VALLEY STREET SOUTH ORANGE, N. J. 102 Rug Cleaning At Its Best Give Your Fine Rugs the Care they Deserve O Range 3 5382 9 TUNING’S Where (load Friends Meet fi. SH ORIENTALS DOMESTICS THE TOP S0IMS broadloom carpeting 51-59 CENTRAL AVE. EAST ORANGE Noor Grove S� . ORongc 3-S3S3 Guaranhid Cftomng •Ripairing and Storog MArket 3-1790 H. A. GREEiNE CO. Sporting Goods Serving the Schools of New Jersey with dependable athletic equip- ment for over a quarter of a century. Team Uniforms, Jackets and Sweaters our Specialty. (near Central Avenue) 30 Halsey Street Newark 2, N. J. For Fine Fo Vex And There’s a Challenge In the Future of the Class of 1948 Wyman Motors, Inc. w 1713 Springfield Avc. Maplewood, N. J. Your Dependable Ford Dealer 103 104 • WINGATE STUDIO Music ;iiul Correlated Arts Private Instruction Piano - Violin - Cello - Flute All Orchestral Instruments Voice • Singing and Speech Courses for the Beginner, the Advanced Student and the Artist Day ami Evening Appointments 304A Main Street Near Mttnn Avenue Fast Orange, N. J. ORange 4-9037 Established 187!) A. K. DeL Henry F. . Book and Sheet 10 Central Avenue Newark 2, N. J. LA SALLE MARKET •110 Ridgewood Road Maplewood, N. J. SO. 2 0008 Free Deliveries Meats, Poultry, Birdseye Crestmont Jewelers Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry Watch and Clock Repairing 1802 Springfield Avenue Maplewood, N. J. SO. 2-0356 Alice Marie Gift Shoppe Distinctive Gifts For All Occasions 1003 Springfield Avenue Maplewood, N. J. SO. 3-0441 J. LEWIS FIACRE SON Realtors - Insurance 1874 Springfield Avenue Maplewood, N. J. SO. 2-8400 105 A Jik ry roii Go, • 5! ami our division JUAPLECREST RADIO AM) AITIJAXCK CO. STONEHAMS Has everything for the HOUSE ANI) GARDEN lust Call SOuth Orange 2 3211 MANGIERI BROS. Fatuous Old Fashioned Ice Cream and Candies 1875 Springfield Avenue Maplewood, N. J. I'llE LIBRARY LOUNGE New Books - Rentals - Cards i'ams to Knit and Yarns to Itrad THE KNITTING LOUNGE Free Instruction • Blocking • Finishing 25 Scotland, Road South Orange, N. J. SO. 2-9624 South Orange Morristown JUNURE HOUSE Changes It’s Name To FIELDS’ Fields will now serve not only Teen Ages and Juniors, hut Misses ami Women as well. Fields for all suburban fashions PLAINFIELD - SUMMIT - RUTHERFORD THE MUSIC CENTER Television - Records - Radios Electrical Iteffairs • Prompt Service 9 Scotland Road Tel. SO. 2-9721 South Orange, N. J. Topf’s Maplewood Pharmacy I). Fricdlander, Ph.G. Prescriptions - Drugs 1885 Springfield Avenue Cor. Pros| cct Street Maplewood, N. J. Telephone So. Orange 2-3732 Hilton Paint Varnish Works of New Jersey ami Pennsylvania General Offices and Stores 1497 - 1503 Springfield Avenue Hilton, (Maplewood), New Jersey U. S. A. Founded 1921 Phone S. O. 2-5405 10C Records Map le wooc 1 C ircu la t i ng Transparent Rulers Slides for Educational Plastic Drawing and Instruction Instruments Purposes Library The Sillcocks-Miller Co. 1901 Springfield Avenue Fabricators of Precision Plastic Specialties Maplewood, N. J. 10 W. Parker Ave. Maplewood. N. J. I iometown Cleaners Telephone SO. 2-8210 of Maplewood Village Motors Inc. 1899 Springfield Avenue DeSoto - Plymouth Specialists in Evening Gowns 165 Valley Street SO. 2-4629 South Orange, N. J. TELEVISION Dumont - Philco Westinghouse • Laundcrall - Magic Chef Radios • Refrigerators - Washing Machines Klee trie Irons . Ranges. Etc. Ace Electrical Co., Ltd. 185 Maplewood Avenue Maplewood, N. J. Compliments of WHELAN DRUG PHONE SO. 5-0640 168 Maplewood Avenue Maplewood, N. J. Maple Pharmacy. Sales Agency Ed. A. Bcnus, Reg. Pharm. PHONE SO. 2-9512 R. WILLIAMS GROCERIES DELICATESSEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 163 Maplewood Avenue Maplewood, N. J. South Orange 2-1300 - 2-1501 Q$I(?en Evenings and Sunday FREE DELIVERY Sporting Goods ROD AND GUN REPAIRS Burke : Gould Bill Burke • George II. Gould SO. 3-0798 or SO. 3-1370 any time 1787 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE MAPLEWOOD, N. J. 107 TIONE M M'l.FUOol) 'eftendnUe frescript ien'ici nice Afi- S JL A ft'0 (jO i inl ICEC wKl J unuy irv i. xigcy Vt- i lingN aiu arlb yy MApMwOQI). j. , O ILy •) )’ Crj)qch yrul Slot 2 - ivun apppgfield rrmic . . dferpew . N. J. ' ■ ,J (j! jjj ' 2 r Parker venu f?j. o, I ' l „ n c NTog ry gfolanI —-v.-A T Wr¥Z jA’f yC T, A SOmJj ftnmgc 2-9689 JY Cnrs W jT 32p£( l • - v ;« rd :. (plgft-SX 5 . lest Wishes to Phone S. O. 2-0354 SO. 3-1300 THE CLASS OF 1948 — Ziitfmerman- Hartman — Crane Milligan 168-170 VALLEY ST. SOUTH ORANGE 54-50 Edison Place Newark, N. J. Our Sew Home Specializing - Cadillac • La Salle Buick • Olds, and Packard SO Years of Service in South Orange Phone SO. 2-5644 Phone SO. Orange 3 0100 Maplecrest Awning Co. AWNINGS AIR COOLED AWNINGS - CANOPIES VENETIAN BLINDS - WINDOW SHADES Represented l� y S. Ilcrnacki 1908 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE MAPLEWOOD. X .J. A. Volks Sons Cleaners and Dyers Office and Plant NO VALLEY STREET SOUTH ORANGE. N. J. Take Advantage of Our Discount Plan Drive in and Save 20% All Types of Laundry Service Dry Cleaning - Rug Cleaning Gleason Laundry Co., Inc. 7 PARKER AVE. MAPLEWOOD. N. J. (Near Columbia High School) For Your Convenience You Can Use Our Night bundle Drop After Closing Hours THE Thetford School of Music Saxophone • Piano • Clarinet - Flute Trumpet - Piano Accordion • Tromlrone Guitar Musical Instruments • Accessories So. Orange 2-8889 - Res.. So. Orange 2-5863 50 SOUTH ORANGE AVENUE SOUTH ORANGE. N. J. John G. Alain Rene P. Arcsi. The Village Photographers Portraits - Babies - Weddings Patronize 15 SCOTLAND ROAD At The Center SOU TH ORANGE, N. J. South Orange 2-2542 Mirror Advertizers 109 X J 9 fLy .xv.f o-- ji LASS OF ,1948 Wi, i 520 FIFTH'AVENUE NEWYORK CITY OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER To THE 1948 MIRROR no Ed 11 o ria I De fm rt m e n t .Donald Rcch Nancy Palmer «• Editor-in-chief Associate Editor........... Senior Personals Committee: Chairman ....................................Anita Nyman Members ...................................Margaret Elliot, Winnie Kessler, Barbara Octjcn, Jane Reich, Joan Stephans, Betty Wise Organizations Committee ....................Charlotte Chamberlain, Barbara Huntington, Ann Robinson, Ruth Schumacher Photographers...............................Bob Caruba, Jack Ok in Statisticians...........................Pat Jackel, Frances Reinfeld Boys' Sports Editor .....................................Paul Doyle Girls’ Sports Editor ....................................Carol Witte Dramatics Editor.............................................Barbara Moir Class Historian.......................................Marion Jayson Class Prophet ...........................................Fred Kapp Class Lawyer....................................................Jane Turek B usi ness l)efm rt rn enI Business Manager.......................................Ted Straight Circulation Committee..........................................Jane Cope, Bill Dunlap, Lamar Harmon, Ed Paul, Dick Pitman, Jean Sidall, Led Smith Advertising Committee...........................................Pat Cream, Emery Dare, Ed Denburg, Tom Hill, Neil McPhee, Phyllis Mintz, Beverley Russell, Bob Spiotta, Art Stein, Carol Yauch Congratulations to tfje dlrabuates from tljc United States Jflarine Corps 112 Cu 3j2AA ft-' J7 t n r r fccK ') £ Tlh lUy ‘Wfc • . -•— Turn fr T eAv O ls' J rr� i ij ?'V (TV Tfr? sAy po A 'r , f 6 r y J Jy? ru 'Hsnr t f??' p 6 vr c W? v ,yf rm _r rm j} 7JjZ 2 -W’ ’ v w f Mr rsr r,' r-r « , + jy r r . 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