Columbia High School - Mirror Yearbook (Maplewood, NJ)

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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

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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

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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