Columbia High School - Mirror Yearbook (Maplewood, NJ)

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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

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 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

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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