Columbia High School - Mirror Yearbook (Maplewood, NJ)

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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

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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

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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.