Dunellen High School - Exodus Yearbook (Dunellen, NJ)
- Class of 1955
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And so if you look out the window tonight and see Why doesn't God take the murderer, or the common thief, those who are always demanding Something for themselves, taking but never giving, Hurling others, friends, foes, killing anything which is living? Why does Cod remove from earth the courageous, unfrightened man, - Instead of those who stand back and say, I don't think I canv? While we could do without the lesser of these two, God chose the better man, the same as you or I would do. We now have lost a wonderful man, friend to us all, And though he said, The best packages are those which are small, His heart was large, full of feelings for us alone, His smile and voice could melt any man, even one of stone. A star, nearer, brighter, different from the rest, It will be Mr. Kilishek, friend, teacher, still watching over us from high above, He who has shared our friendship, hardship, fun, and love. Mr. Kilishek, rest in peace, because peace is yours at last, And donft work too hard on the newly acquired God-given task. W e miss you now, and although the months ahead pass into years, We'll remember you always, though our eyes be dimmed with tears. God, yozive got a man, one of the best-- Mr. Kilishek, a little better than the rest. He might be with You now, but hz-fs in our thoughts, EOD. Take care of him Cod, he'll do his best for You. Why does God choose the best of men? vi-.17 L.. wk, ,X A .5 fu ,, H ' N , Q' -mr 1 4' , X- U' i , V, H MQ, ' ,-' N fu M. NFB 'f . y ,. . 5-11 , rf X, .Q 'f yn r W. .. + ,4 ,. .W Q E, 7. ,xi Q 4, h - Q sf AVC. , 9 , ki1,A. '-' 4. . 1.1 1 . -' T W-: w. .,. Vg v , ..,, KQV iw 1. N f.,,Q,,k '5'fs.4,'f,' my , T x W! ,Jw 1 1 , , Rh 'A A 4 T X . fm, ' 35-Q' Q mg ,A,,Ag, 6 .ww 469 3 cz KX ,Q J. . .fx 1 ..x H. nia- A V. - 1 5+ 1 A 1 Q Ri, , ,, 'Q v .A 34 y fw Q .. QQ? Q sm ., ,, as .g W. ' H ,f Gi ff ..'. 5- 7' ' A' 339 SM, in bb ,Q -rf 1 . '. K? i N sf f A. x 1 . ,A , 5, ,H G V 2 v :,' fl 2 k fx 'f nw QQ,-41 x ,.,5wfkN53,g, , ws, P .. J f ,YQ if .Nik 'aw Q. 7 ,QQ Al, A . gf! fi 1.5 f f 5: Mfnkz, '21 Y - .x.+:,,5 ' .. :ef Q'-Nw ' I X V ,4 ., ' Seated, left to rtght E Becker J Faber M Forman Standing G Smith C Schneider W. Chester R Mitchell Not pictured J W Merrill D Kiefer B0 RD GF EDUCATIO President ........... ........ .l - Faber Vice-President ..,... ........ G - Smith Board Members: E. Becker M. FOIIIIHH C. Schneider W. Chester R. Mitchell D. Kieter J . W. Merrill To the Class of '55: Each generation feels that it is besmirched with confusiong this is not so. lt is simply growing up. However, the training and education that you have received in Dunellen High School will greatly aid in keeping your generation an orderly one. Please remember that your generation, your society, your profession, your job and your LIFE will be only as successful as you make it. You will make it successful by the contribution you make in work and loyalty and faithfulness to America and to yourself. Be certain that you always make your con- tribution. Your generation will be a better one because of you. Dunellen High will be a finer schoolg a place of dignity because of you. Best Wishes, W. A. MILLER, JR. .Y - ,, ,- M , ,v, , I Him 1 :- I 1 . 179 f fx 34 I 5 EER f ,ri 'if 1 Q. 5-Eff.: X 'bv ff 7,13 M: nf? ,Ex g 5 1 L 4,3 2 K J 1 N .-535. we- ' F 153 f 4.4 FAC LT Y EVELYN AIKEY ALEX BALOGA B.S., Ed.M. B.S. Mathematics Physics, Chemistry GEORGE E. BARSTOW GEORGE BERGER FRANK J. BRENNAN, JR- B,S, B.S. M.A., Litt.B. Assistant Principal Business Education and Social Studies Geography English and Social Studies ANDREW CIAMPA LUCY W. COUGHLIN CATHERINE CHIARELL B.A., Ed.M. English B-5- Science Girls' Physical Education MARIE B. CROWLEY PAULINE D. FELICE JOSEPH DULESKIS Eg, Litt.B. B.S., M.A. B.S., M.A. xii Business Education U.S. History, Public Speaking I - Y qx s .S . A 3 f si as wx. xx FS yn, F Q xX X xg Nsix ses Q AGNES DUVET HOMER ECONOMOS CHARLES S. FAIRWEATHER B.A. A.B., A.M., M.A. Manual Arts French, Librarian Latin FRANCES FARMER RUTH M. FISHER R FRANCIS A. GARGANO, JR. B.S., Ed.M. B.S. B.S., Ed.M. Guidance Director Music Mathematics, Driver Training AILEEN JOYCE GULICK B.S. Home Economics LILLIAN C. KENNEDY HARRY LAVINE B.A., M.S. B,A, Home Economics, Hygiene English DW F N Education Instrumental Music DOROTHY LAWRIE J- WILBUR MAY B.S. B.S., M.S. Biology Mathematics ROBERT KELLOGG WILLIAM W. MCLAIN ESTELLE MILLER HILDA J- MOORE Manual Arts B-A- B-A-, M-A- English, History U-S- Hi-9307? FRANK A. MORETTI RITA NISONOFF NICHOLAS PANTELLA B.S., Ed.M. B.A. B.S. English, Social Science Spanish, English Mathematics ML QL H J sw ' im V MRS. MARION PLATTS ROBERT N. PRESTIDGE SAMUEL J. ROMANO Art B.C.S., B.S. B.S., Ed.M. Business Education Social Studies, English CARLTON W. ROSE PETER SAHARKO MICHAEL SHELLO ROBERT WILKINSON B.S., Ed.M. , B.S. B.S., M.A. B.S. Mathematics Iyshlgocial Studies jPhysical Education Social Studies A' ' . , X v. ' WL: E a E .W . if Q, 5 ff 3 Wi gg fx N, 51 G E5 an 5 5. fy 3 H E 5. X E 33 2 5 5 2 E E F 55 3 r z 1 .31 3 i E kwa H 3 151, 'A I z.h 5 QVZAXQ-. .M Wx? 'iff' N , wi W - Q ' 4 .Q ,gi g,,i,,. lakh 5 .. Y, Q My W fs, X- ,M , 309 . ' ':f,r-1521! :3,,Wq .V , i-7y,,,,3QQ,,J' Misf- iw ,, 45 P saw ffigfx' ef' ,.. , e,, J' .11 9' W fhffgfiiiw ,ev f'1:,f5 1221? 'tfef' .2 -3 g YK Q J 'J if xfkff ,ak-fr if QQWQ Q .v ,fp gs ,355 3 ,f .- A 1 fi ,Q Nm, cv' W' , xv se , 4 x .r 'mv R 4 A 'rf Q az. Wu, 5,,,, 'iw ,4,,, 4 1' A ees' gfy Q Hmpvsf 'pg by-P fi C: jfff Ml N53 5 CLASS OFFICERS .Y Stephen A. Cortazzo ...... ............... P resident r, X James A. Gasprich ...... ...... V ice-President , Karen E. Boyd ......... ............. S eeretary 4' . Frances A. Evans ...... ......... T reasurer ,. STEPHEN ANTHONY CORTAZZO Guin,' Ambition - Coast Guard-College Everything I have is Yours J. V. Basketball 1, 23 J. V. Baseball 1, 2g Hi-Y 2, 3, iVice-President? 43 fPresidentJ Hi-Y Council3 Varsity Basketball 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4g J. V. Football 23 Varsity Football 3, 43 Hall Deputy 33 President of Senior, Junior Class3 Assembly Committee. KAREN ELIZABETH BOYD Camille Ambition - Berkeley's Secretarial School Look for the Silver Lining Glee Club 1, 23 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g Junior Hi-Tri 13 Hi- Tri 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 81 Leader's Club 2, 3, fVice-Presi- dentl 43 Library 23 Senior Dramatics 23 J. V. Cheer- leader 23 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 43 Hall Deputy 3, 43 Secretary of Class 43 Honor Society fPresidentJ 43 Student Council 4g Exodus Staff 43 Hall Receptionist 43 Chemistry Club CSecretaryJ 4. FRANCES ANNE EVANS iGFran99 Ambition - Office Work Going Steady Choir 1, 2, 3g Library Club3 Hi-Tri 2, 3, 43 Treasurer of Sophomore, Junior and Senior Class. JAMES ALLEN GASPRICH Geese Ambition - College Dream, Dream, Dream Hi-Y iTreasurerJ 1, 2, 3, 43 J. V. Baseball 13 Band 13 Student Council lg Choir 23 Die Meistersingers 2g Hall Receptionist 43 Exodus 43 Senior Play 4g Vice- President Senior Class 4g Chemistry Club QVice-Presi- dentl 4. GEORGE WILBERT ABEL Salud!! Ambition - Navy Sh Boom VALERIE ANN AMMON G6 Val!! Ambition - Office Work ssloeyn Chemistry Club, 4. GERALDINE JENNY AMENDTLER Gerri Ambition - Undecided Hey There Photography Club 1, 43 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Senior Dramatic Club 2g Exodus 4. CARL HENRY AMUNDSEN Ambition - Chemistry Mr. Sandman Choir 1, 2, 3 CTreasurerJ 4g Die Meistersinger 2, 3, 45 Junior Dramatic Club 1 President, Mathematical Asso- ciation 3g Exodus 4: BARBARA ANN BARRY Babs Ambition - Nursing 'W hen Irish Eyes Are Smiling Senior Dramatic Club 3, 4g G. A. A. 1: J. V. Cheer- leader 33 Chemistry Club 43 Exodus 4. DANIEL RHODES BECK 5CDan!, Ambition - College Fm Walking Behind You J. V. Footballg Track Manager 3, 4g Football Managerg Exodus Staff 4. BARBARA MARIE BARTON Barb Ambition - Work Ain't She Sweet Sr. Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Receptionist 3g Choir 34 C. A. A. 3, 4. GEORGETTE MARY BELANGER George Ambition - Undecided Fm Hankering For You G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Twirling 2, 3, 4g Photography Club lg Argus 2, 3. JW A U! ' X f ' fn f Q All ' jk! bit on usi s fn! How You p k to an A gel G. A. A. -2, 3, 4, Arg 2, 3g Pho graphy Club 14 Girls St 3 Receptionis 43 Exodus 4. BRIAN JAMES BOWDISH ., Muff Ambition - College, Engineering Muskrat Ramble St. Peter's 1, 2, 3g Dunellen High 4g Chemistry Club 4. ERIC GEORGE BOLEN Ambition - College Oh My Papa Band 1, 2g Exodus 4, Senior Play 4, Student Council GLORIA DOROTHY BROWN GSGIOYS Ambition - Office Work Smile Sr. Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4g Senior Play 4. 4 THERESA LOUISE BUKOVECKY bGBucky,, Ambition -- Undecided Terry's Theme G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4! Senior Dramatic Club 2, Exodus 4g Receptionist 4. JOHN WAYNE CANARY Bird Ambition - College Sonny Boy Freshman Vice-President, J. V. Baseball 13 J. V. Basket- ball 1, 23 I-Ii-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 45 Student Coun- cil 4g Chemistry Club 4g Exodus 4. TANIA BUKRABA GiTee9! Ambition - Medical Secretary Oki How I Hate To Get Up in the Morning G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Vice-President 2, as Argus 3, 43 Exodus 4, Student Council 4. BARBARA ARLINE CATHCART Barb', Ambition - Office Work Green Eyes gl. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Girls Glee Club lg Chemistry Club STEPHEN HENRY CHABOK Gichaii Ambition - Navy Smoke Rings Baseball 2. ARTHUR BRUCE CLAPP Bruce Ambition - Air Force Varsity Drag J. V. Football lg Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4g Treasurer of Freshman Class. SHIRLEY ANN HELEN COLLINS Shirl Ambition - Secretarial Work Your Nobody Til Somebody Loves You GEORGE PAUL BERNARD CHINGERY The Hunley Ambition - College Mr. Touchdown Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 J. V. Football lg Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 J. V. Basketball lg Varsity Basketball 2, 3, fCaptainJ 4s J. V. Baseball lg Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4, D.A.R. Award 15 Assembly Committee 23 Hall Receptionist 2: Vice-President Student Council 35 Hall Deputy 3, 45 Exodus Staff 43 Honor Society 43 President of Student Council 4, Chemistry Club 4, Boy's State 4, Fire Deputy 4. JUNE ELAINE DAY Janie Babev Ambition -- Secretary ccDay Days! Glee Club lg Sr. Hi-Tri 2, 3, 45 Choir 43 Sztudent Court 4. ' if W DOLORES BERNICE FENO 5iDee!, Ambition - Secretarial Work Bewitched, Bothered and Bewilderedv Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Tri 2, iSecretaryl 3, fPresident 43 J. V. Cheerleader 3g Varsity Cheerleader 43 Honor Society 45 Student Council 4g Exodus 4. W ETHEL JEAN GCE. J.9I Ambition - Office Work Trust in Me Riviera Beach Jr. High lg Argus 4. JAMES ANDREW FERENCE Klint!! Ambition - U. S. Coast Guard Fm Trying '19 NANCY ANNE FERENCHAK CGNan!, Ambition -- Secretarial Work Nancy with the Laughing Eyes Library 1, 2, 43 Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4. if 4 WNW? MXANET ,f 1 'J JN , A An? 'ion - Secre rial Sc odl 'Q MX unnyf' iff Qzfffl he Sd L xl! Hi-'rri 3, 3, 4F Argug A4 All Recepti st 4 , ,J A 1 , , Afy l l J! . 5 ETHEL FLORENCE GARRETSON C6Eth!, Ambition - Nurse That Old Gang of Mine iPresidentJ 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4, Sr. Dramatic Club 2, 3, QVice-President? 45 Senior Play 4, Exodus Staff 4g Les Chanteuses, Hall Receptionist 4g Opera Board 4g Thespian Society 4. WALTER GODOCIK Ambition College I'll Get By Photography Club 3, Choir 4g Die Meistersinger 45 Exodus Staff 4. I , 1 JANET LEE HADELER Gi-Ian!! Ambition - Beautician It Had To- Be You G. A. A. lg Sr. Dramatic Club 3, 4. NANCY PATRICIA HANYEN S5Nan,, Ambition - Nursing Baby F ace Choir 2, 3, 4g Jr. Hi-Tri lg Exodus 4g Hall Receptionist 2, 33 Future Teachers of America 3, 4. ELAINE THERESA GREEN-HANSEN G6Eele!! Ambition - Beautician, marriage Beautiful Brown Eyes Student Council 2g Choir 2g Class Representative 3: Exodus Staff 4. FRANKLIN CURTIS HARE Pierre Ambition - College Glow Worm ' J. V. Football lg J. V. Baseball 1, 2g Varsity Football 2, 3, 4g Hi-Y 3, 4g Chemistry Club 4g Senior Play 45 Student Council 4g Co-Captain, Football 4. Q ff M 6 . U -fff9'Q! CAROLE MARIE HORNAK Ambition - Business School Someday G. A. A. 3, 4. TED SARGEANT HOLCOMBE iiHolk9, Ambition - College Anytime, Anyplace, Anywhere Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 J. V. Baseball 1, 23 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 J. V. Basketball 23 Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 33 Hall Deputy 3, 43 Student Court 3 iChairmanJ 43 Safety Patrol 33 Honor Society 43 Chemistry Club 4 lTreasurerJ 4g Exodus Staff 43 Senior Play 4g Student Council. H SANDRA HRINIAK Sang Ambition - Nursing fSomerset Hospital? Five Two, Eyes of Blue G. A. A. Club lg Hall Recep- tionist 4g Exodus Staff 4. JAMES JENKINS cajennyu Ambition - Service I've Been Working On The Railroad ,A ROBERT F. HUMINSKI Herm Ambition - Pilot Training School How High the Moon Latin Club 35 Chemistry Club 4. NANCY JANE KELLEHER Butch Ambition - Secretarial School Danny Boy Exodus Staff 4. rj!! ff ROY TRUMAN KELLER GiRoy,, Ambition - College Betty Co-ed Photography Club 1. FLORENCE KIMBLE iSFlo,, Ambition - Work, Marriage Mama, Don't Cry At My Wedding Library Council 1, 2, 3, 4g G. A. A. ANDREW KOROSEC Crow Ambition - Service Lazy Bones CAROL ANN KROPEWNICKI 65Kr0p9! Ambition - Work Here 1 Go Walking down the Road G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Sr. Dramatic 2. 3 VIVIAN FRANCES KROPEWNICKI GGVi,v,, Ambition - Nursing Hold My Hand G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 Senior Dramatic Club 25 Twirler 3, 45 Exodus 45 Chemistry Club 4. THOMAS GEORGE LAMBERT ffszimv Ambition - Notre Dame I Don't Care Hi-Y 3, 45 Chemistry Club 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 4: J. V. Basketball 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 J. V. Football 25 Track 3, 4. THOMAS JOSEPH KVEDERAS iGTippy,9 Ambition - Service The Things I Didn't Do J. V. Football 1. MARTIN JOHN LAMEY Marty Ambition -- College Heart and Soul Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Boy's Cooking Club 15 Chemistry Club 4. I f -'V 'A ' J , r 'i rn. . . ,f I ., I t,-I I, fl 1 . -J 1. if r ,. I ., . ' I fy 1 , I A, r , , 1 4 I. ld fa! I I if ri 1 I I 1 ROSEMARIE' ANN LA,P0'l'ASKY ff f f A ' A Dolly', ' ' A 5 , I, , , f ' Ambition -- Secretarial Job , 1 ' e ' ,I - A W1 t V J Little Things Mean a Lot LJ' G. A.1A.'1, 2,s3, 4. 3' 'N AA! ff A ,xr ,f:,-1,g!'ffL 4 JUDITH ANN MACK 'Elk , Gijudyi, I Lf ' Ambition - Secretarial Work fly' , ,- ffl Believe fi 'f alifjf G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Argus 3, 43 Hall SONIA LIMYANSKY W Son Ambition - Secretarial Work Shake, Rattle and Roll G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. I 1 , .4 ' , QVA' ,fl ww WINIFRED MARIE MAIER Freddy,' Ambition - Business lt Worries Me Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4g Vice-President 33 C.A.A. l, 23 Choir 33 Les Chanteuse 4g Senior Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 Treasurer 3, 43 Argus 3g Opera Board 3g Girls' State 33 Exodus 4g National Thespian Society, QPresidentD 43 Senior Play 43 Honor Society 4. ,L JACQUELINE VALERIE MARIENSCHEK 56-Iaclciii Ambition - Nursing Three Coins in the F ountain Student Council 1, 2, 33 G. A. A. lg Library Council 2, 3, 43 Twirler 3, 4-3 Choir 23 Chemistry Club 43 Honor Society 4. JAMES JOSEPH McDERMOTT Mick Ambition - Undecided Any Time Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. MARGUERITE ANTONIA MARSICANO Peggy Ambition - Taxi Driver Lady in Red G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH FRANK MELICHAR Jumping Joe Ambition - College Hey foe I. V. Football 1, 25 Varsity Football 3g I. V. Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4g Orchestra lg Chemistry Club 4. JOHN E. MERRILL Gijackv Ambition - Dentist Slow Poke J. V. Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 1, 2, 33 Chem- istry Club 4. JOHN ANTHONY MONROE li-Min!! Ambition - Commercial Art Hey Good Looking Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Junior Rotarian 43 Senior Play 43 Chemistry Club 43 Exodus 4g Co-Editor. CONSTANCE MARIE MIELNICKI Connie Ambition - Office Work Here I Go Again NORMA LOUISE MONTROSS Norm Ambition - Office Work All I Do Is Dream of You Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 3g Twirler 45 Stucle nt Coun- cil 15 G. A. A. 1, 33 Receptionist 23 Exodus 4. THOMAS JOHN MOODY Mood Ambition - Printing Mood Indigo I. V. Baseball 1, 23 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Student Council Representative. THOMAS EDWARD MYERS Tama Ambition - College Goodnight Sweetheart Band 1 fPresidentJ 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1 CPresidentJ, 2 lVice-Presidentl, 3. 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4g Swing Band 13 Chemistry Club 4 fPresiclentJg Senior Play 4. DONALD LEE MORRIS Donnie Ambition - Travel Let Me In, I Hear Music JOHN PATRICK O'BRIEN Johnnie Ambition -- College, Civil Engineering When Irish Eyes are Smiling New Providence High 15 Summit High 2, 3g Dunellen High 4g Hall Receptionist 43 Fire Deputy 43 Chemistry Club 4. 1 I, I, f , ef , Ar, .' uw K. rf I r-1 I , ,NYJ VM WMM? MJ O JOSEPH PETER OGURKIS 56.10893 Ambition - Work Dreamer's Holiday K . Z7 4 D- vl , M AN Wm P CHOTA ,ff fyf K, If ' Blondie X ff' Xiition - Le 7Secretary ' wwf- Np 6 A 1 X M Z, KV, X ROBERT PETER PETROCHKO GG-Bob!! Ambition - Navy Even Though ARTHUR JOHN POLLOCK GiArt!! Ambition - Army Wither Thou Guest ROBERT PRUCHNICKI Ag, Pooch , N Ambition - Butcher One Meat Bally Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. , Q -el. FRANCES ANN ROBERTS G6Fran!9 Ambition - Secretary Never Underestimaten Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Social Secretary 4g G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Les Chanteuses 1, 2, 33 Manager 43 Freshmen Council3 Radio Announcer3 Safety Patrol 23 Argus 2, News Editor 3g Senior Dramatic Club 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 2, 3g Basketball Statistician 23 Baseball Scorekeeper 2. -I U V JEAN MARIE REPKA Jeanne Ambition - Office Work Frankie and Johnnie G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Twirling 2, 3, 4g Receptionist 3, 4. BARBARA ANN RODRIGO Bobbi Ambition - Art or Secretarial Work Somewhere Over the Rainbow Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4g Jr. Hi-Tri 13 G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Leaders Club 2, 3, 43 Varsity Cheer- leader 43 J. V. Cheerleader 33 Student Council, Exodus Staff fCo-Editor? 43 Glee Club 1, 2. fa! WHA? , MILDRED DOROTHY SANDUSKY Millie Ambition - Secretarial Work I Need You Now G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Hall Deputy 3, 43 Junior Class Secretary. HELEN CLARA SCHEURMAN Snacks Ambition -- Music Teacher Doing What Comes Naturally Choir lg Library 2, 4-g Band 3, 43 Exodus 4. ROBERT SCHNEEBERGER ,S 4 O A Q1 'ws . XX - Gg T4 , X .6 ,rms K was L be D . X QQ5 Schnee Oo Q Ambition - Air Force 5,6 S Baseball, Baseball J. V. Baseball 1, 23 Varsity Baseball 3, 4. KENNETH ROY SCHWARZ Kraut Ambition - College Just A Regular Guy Hi-Y 1, 2, Chaplain 3, 43 Secretary 43 Class President 13 Student Council 13 J. V. Basketball 1, 23 Varsity Bas- ketball 3, 43 Athletic Council 43 Hall Deputy 3, 43 Chemistry Club 43 Exodus 4. of DEANNA ELEANOR SCHNEIDER S6Dee!, Ambition - Airline Stewardess I've Got the World on a String Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4g Jr. Hi-Tri ,lg Leaders Club 2, fSecretaryJ 3, QPresidentJ 43 Exodus Staff 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Chem- istry Club 43 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 43 J. V. Cheerleader 23 Student Council fSecretaryJ 43 Hall Deputy 3, 43 Honor Society fTreasurerD 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Hall Receptionist 3. - KENNETH SELODY GSKen9, Ambition - College, Work Personality J. V. Football 13 Varsity Football 2, 3, Co-Captain 4. .P C 4 ,ep .99 S63 , 4 s SANDRA SHANDLER . Gisandiii Ambition - College Swedish Rhapsody' Orchestrag Argus 1, 2, 34 Jr. Hi-Tri 1, Hi-Tri 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4g Student Council 3, 43 Class Council 3, 4g Choir 3, fSecretaryJ 4, Leaders' Club 3, 43 Thespians 3, 43 President Dramatic Club 4, Senior Play 4. - - . ,Jeff X , . XS 'L-:DSL ROSEMARY HELEN SIMBORSKI Teddy Ambition - Business School In My Own Quiet Way Exodus Staff 4. BERNICE ELLEN SHIMALLA ifBea!! Ambition - Secretarial School Time Will Tell G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Argus 3, 43 Exodus 4. STANLEY GEORGE SKILLMAN Stan Ambition - Air Force All I Want Is All There Is And Then Some' Boys Cooking Club 1. BEVERLY ANN SPITKO GiBev!, Ambition - School for Fashion Careers Bright Eyes Jr. Hi-Tri lg Sr. Hi-Tri 2, 3, 4g G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Fresh- man Class Secretary lg Photography Club lg Student Council 2, 3, 4, Hall Receptionist 23 Exodus Staff 4. RICHARD CHARLES STEINBECK Rich Ambition - Drafting School Land of Dreams Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, J. V. Basketball 2. 5351.2 WILLIAM ROBERT STENDER Bill Ambition - Rutgerj University . ilBn I! I llly Bpy ,ll fc Choir 3, 43 Die VERONICA JOSEPHINE ST. JOHN Ronnie Ambition - Secretary Turn Back The Hands Of Time G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hall Deputy 3, 4. My y Q Rwersule JM M ,W I 5 rfiwl J -,Jo W JW A ik . I I 5 ,ff 19W ' 2 ily' ,75S,.! '! AIANNE PATRICIA SULLIVAN Dee-Dee Ambition - Secretarial School Pvc Got Rhythm G. A. A. 13 Glee Club lg Library Council 3, 43 Lead- er's Club 3, 4, Talent Club 45 Chemistry Club 4. BARBARA DOROTHEA TYBURSKI Barb Ambition - School or Work You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby G. A. A. 1, 2. 37 Q M MJ' ,W LUCY JEAN WILTRAKIS i6LuI! Ambition - College Fame and Fortune Clee Club 1, 2, 3, Corresponding Secretary 4g Orchestra 1, iPresidentl 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Argust Staff 2, News Editor 3, 4g Chemistry Club 43 Hall Receptionist 2, 3, 45 Future Teachers of America fPresidentl 3, fSecretary-Treasurerl 4, Exodus Staff 43 Boys' Varsity Tennis Team 1, 2, D. A. R. Award lg String Quartet 1, 2, 3, Girls' State 33 Honor Society 43 All State Or- chestra 3, 4. JOSEPH VERCHICK Gijoeif Ambition - Navy Jersey Bounce Varsity Baseball 1, 2, J. V. Football ROBERT ALONZO VESCOVI Scove,' Ambition - Air Force Out Among the Red Men Nw WL LORETTA MARIE WUELFING L0fie,, Ambition - Secretarial Work Speak Softly To Me Ir. Hi-Tri, Treasurer of Freshman Classg Hall Recep- tionist 2. 0 BARBARA DOLORES ZAREMBA iiB0b,, Ambition -- Newark State Teacher's College Grant Me the Right Glee Club 1, 2, 3, CTreasurerJ 43 Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Jr. Hi-Tri 13 Sr. Dramatic Club 33 Future Teacher's Club CTreasurerl 33 Honor Society 43 Chemistry Club 43 Receptionist 43 Exodus 43 G.A.A. 1. DAVID JOHN ZEZENSKI Rza!! Ambition - Architect What Did I Do Band 13 Orchestra 13 J. V. Baseball 1, 23 Latin Club3 Chemistry Club 4. c Y me BA ANN ZWQZCAN J U Barb L Ambition - Secretary I Need You Now A. 1 Sr. Hi-Tri 2, 3, f Typical Seniors Most Artistic Always Together Ted Holcombe -- 'gDee Schneider HDCCH Schneider - JOIIII M0nr0e Tania Bukraba - Bernice Schimalla I TGP Best Dressed Most Athletic John Monroe - Barbara Tyburski George Chingery -- Angela Blasse Best Looking Sleepiest Most Intellectual .lim GHSPl'iCh - Barbara TYbu1'Ski Barbara Rodrigo - Roman CBooJ Heleniak Lucy Wiltrakis - Carl Amundsen Best Personality Most Musical Best Dancers Dee Schneider - Steve Cortazzo LUCY Wiltfakis '- Tom MYCFS PBSSY Ma1'5iCaU0 M D011 M01'l'iS TEENS Class Cut-ups Always Together John Canary - Tania Bukraha Tom Lambert - George Chingery I 1 l ei G 1 Frierldliest Class Flip-gs Most Likely to Succeed Gloria Brown - Steve Cortazzo Theresa Bukovecky - George Chingery LUCY Wiltfakis - Steve Coftazzo All About TEENS - NAME Abel. George ................,.... ..,. Am:-ntltler. Geraldine . Ammon, Valerie ..... Amundsvn. Carl llarry, llarbara , Barton. Barbara lim-k. Daniel lie-lang:-r. Georgette , Blassc. Angela Bolen. Eric . ., Botttlislt. Brian , lloyd. Karen ,. Brown, Gloria ,.., ., .. Bukoverky. Theresa .,.. Bukraba. Tania . .....,,... , Canary. John . Catht-art, Barbara .... Chabok. Stephen Chingery, George Clapp. Bruce .,.. Collins. Shirley .,,. Cortazzo. Shephen Day. June .....,. Ebel. Ethel , . Evans, Frances F:-no, Dolores Ferenre. James Ferenchak. Nancy Garretson, Ethel Gasprirh, James ..., Gazi. Janet ....,.......... Godocik, Walter ,,.,..... Green-Hansen, Elaine Hadeler, Janet ,..,. .... Hanyen, Nancy ..,.. Hare, Curtis .......,., Heleniak. Roman .. ,, Holcombe, Ted ...... Holt. Jean . , Hornak, Carole .. , Hriniak. Sandra .,......... Huminski, Robert .....,A Kelleher. Nancy Keller, Roy Korosec. Andrew . .. Kropewnicki. Carol Krnpewnicki, Vivian Kvederas. Thomas . Jenkins. James , . Lambert. Thomas Lamey. Martin ..,..,....., Lapotasky. Rosemarie .. Limyansky. Sonia Mark, Judy , .,.., Maier. Winifred .....,..... Marienschek. Jatqueline Marsicano. Marguerite ...... .4.. Mt-Dermott. James ,,...,. Melichar. Joseph . ..,.., .. Merrill. John .. ,,...,..... .. Mielnicki. Constance Monroe. John ....... Montross. Norma ..,... Moody. Thomas .... Morris. Donald .... Myers. Thomas ...... 0'Bricn, John .,,.,... Ogurkis, Joseph .......... Petrochko. Robert ....... Piet-hnta, Jean ............ Pollack. Arthur ..,....... . Pruehnicki. Robert ..... Repka. Jean .,........,...., Roberts, Franres .... Rodrigo. Barbara .. Roth. Phyllis ..........,.,.. Sandusky. Mildred ,.... Sanislo. Joyce .......,.... Scheurman, Helen ....... Sehneeberger. Robert Schneider. Deanna ..... Schwarz, Kenneth ....... Selody, Kenneth .,..,, Shandler. Sandra ...... Shimalla, Bernice .,..... Skillman. Stanley ....,. Spitko, Beverly ,..,...... Slender, William ......,.. Sullivan. Dianne .....,..... Simborski, Rosemary Steinbeck. Richard ..... St. John, Veronica .,.., Strokis, Jeanette ...... Szobonya, James ......... Tyburski, Barbara ...... Vescovi, Robert ..,..,.. Verchick, Joseph ...... Wiltrakis, Lucy .,,.,,.,.. Wuelfing, Loretta ....... Zaremba, Barbara ..... .. Zezenski, David ........... Zwiercan, Barbara ...... DESCRIPTION 5'9 ,...,..........,................ Blond hair. blue eyes ...,. lllut- rye- , C-R- 't-Z-X . ... Uptintistiv. l'es-emistiv Curly, brown hair .. Tall . Slnffff! . italian Soda Jerk Giant economy Silt? .. Muscular ,. Gorgeous hair , . 5'2 . Eyes ol blue Small and cute ., Full of lun . ....... ..,.. . A strapping senior .... , Green eyes , .........,. Fair ., .,,......... Grown in Crew-Cut ..,. . Long curly eyelashes .. ...,.,..... .. Naturally straight hair ..... , ,........ Good looking and loves to eat .,..... Those a-yes .,... ..,.. , .,.. ....... . . Small and Petite .. ........ ,, Short l npredirtahle , .. Shorty .... . . .. Naturally curly hair . .,....... , Fussy , ,.., ..,, ,..,... ........, . Tony Curtis' competition llint-Sized fun .,....,,.,.,..,........ Xtgtlant ,, ., ...,... Bewildered 5'5 ... , .. Short and Sweet Tall ., ,. ..,, ....., . Husky . .... , ,...... Tall and slender , ,,..,. . Blond hair, blue eyes ....., Reserved .. Petite. blue eyes Beat Optimist . ., EH! .. ...,..,.. ,. 6'234 - with stash Big brown eyes ,.,.. Never silent .,... ...,.. .. ,.,.,.,....,.. ., all , lm lbs. . ..., , Tall. -lim. and dashing Y oung and dashing ............... Tall and dark??? .,.... ., Oh-Boy! , ,,.,.........,. . Little pivie . ...... . Rushing ........,...,.............. 5'21f2 . blue eyes .............,... Tall. dark and beautiful .,.... A doll! ..........,.......------- Mathematical Whiz . ..,... .. Lumberjack .............. Quiet ..,., .......,......... About that ....... Long Hair ,,,..,. Dark eyebrows ,..... ...,. ,.,..... ..... . N. D. C. E. .,..................,..,,........ . Tall, dark and handsome ,....... The hunter ........,..............,......... Average height ,..,........ ...,..,.. VO , Brown hair ,..... Green eyes ,..,.........,.. .. ......... ,, Not Bad ..,..,,...............,..............,..,... .... Horned Rimmed blue eyes .....,.. .... Atomic energy .........., ..... ,.... ....... Ambitious ....,... ..,.,... .......... That Spanish look ,.... . Tall, dark .....,..,,.......... Pretty as a picture ...... Short and cute ................. Blue eyes, blonde hair Average ........,............... Flaming red hair ...... sang' ,,.,....,...................,,..... ........, Tall., dark, handsome ....................... .... Blonde from 'fstrawhat circuit Always laughing .,,................,.......... .... EH! ...,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,...,.,,...,.........,... Curls ....,.......... 0. K. ,..... t Sweaters ................. Very shy .............,,....... H-A-N-D-S-0-M-E .... Sweet pertness ....... Typical Juvenile ...... Moles ....................... M-M-M-M-M .. Ask Mother ...... It ......................... Busy .........,................ Blue-eyed brunette ...... Tall and slim ............ Available ........... .. Dark curly hair .. ..... .. .......... NOTED FOR Hair in his eyes .......... Natural curly hair .. Smiling . , Intelligence . Hamburgers 'at liettyls Bt-ing a good driver , . Red Ford Convertible . Twirling , . Cutting up in gym , , His father .. . , Slipping people . .. ., Cheering . . True long blonde hair ,.,. Talking and brains Living it up , ..., . Black spot capers Long hair .. Smoking ,, , . Always getting caught ..,. Never doing bool: reports Eating lunch with girls . , Eating and sports ..,.. . Writing letters .. ... . .. Being well-dressed . ,.,,. ,,..,.,...... ....,. . Neat Dre-st-r . ,. Looking through corner of her eye Road Racing . ,..,,., ...,....... ...........,,,,... . Knocking down street signs .. ...,. .. Saying things at the wrong time .... Blond D. A. .. .,...,, , .,,. .. ....,..... Laughing .....,.......,........... ,..,,........ Being quiet? .. ..........,., X ....... .. Big Brown eyes ......... ...... , Red hair ....,.......... .. Long brown hair .,.... Blushing ...,.........., Fleetness ,. ,..,.. .. Laugh ........, .,., Day Dreaming ............,..,.... Jet black hair ...................,.... . Going with 6' tall fellows Sleeping in English ..,............., Wrong side of arguments ...., Fuzzy hair . .................,..,....,.. . Cruising down Pope Street ,....... Agreeing with everyone .,... .... Asking questions .. .,.,..... ..... , ,. Getting Moody Mad .. .........,..., Cruising down Pope Street ...,... Speed ,..,..........,.,..................,...... Letting Jim use his car ......... That Lapo Look! ....,, Moods ............. . Her baby talk ...,... But l'm broke! . Wearing sweaters Dancing ......,,..... His personality Jumping ..,...,.. ..,..,,................ His Tuba ......,....,,..,.,........,............. Listening to cowboy music ....,... Roaring of 8 mix-up cylinders ..... Knitting argyles ...................,.,........ Green Ford Victoria ....,....,........ Dancing ,,,... ............. His horn .....,...,............ Not much ...,...,.,..........,... Walking with Jimmy ..... Nothing .,...,...,...,..,....... Steno ..,.... , , ,......, Blue eyes .,.,,.,... Butt-hering .,..... F. T. initials . ........ . Hurrying slowly ..... Blushing ,.......... Being with Joe Dimples .,.... . . Cute smile ........,.,...,.......................,...., Talking ......................,.,..,.......,...,........ Being with the Boys from Arbor .. Art ability ...,,.,...........,,...,......,....,..,,...... New Years Eve Parties .,.........,....,.. Clean white bucks .,.... Helpfulness ..,........... Being with Tee ..... Mustash .......,........,..,......,.,.. Singing? t....,,..........,..... ,.,..... . . Trying to pass Algebra II ...,.. Dancing in stocking feet ..,......... Being Mr. Romano's secretary ..... Shiney shoes .....................-.-----.-4----- Neatness ...tt...............A...--.--.-.--Y- Fingernails .................,............,, Sitting on Arlene's porch .....,., Everything ....... ,...... ..,,...... ' . 1 ..... Getting Moody mad .................,......... Dull jokes .....................................,,....... Toting a load of books around ...... Smiling .....................,....................... Friendlinesn .......................................... Knocking over fire hydrants ............ Talking ..................................... .... 1 IVEAKNESS Jimmie ......................... Al and his Mercury ......... A certain someone ..... Brooklyn .,,.. . .,...... . Blue-eyed blondes ....... Hudson Convertible Lustont cars .. . , . Hank . .... . ,. . Neat dressers ,, , lnrls , Tight sweaters Dancing , l'ink . . tiute guys .,.. .. ,. lit-rtain redhead ,. Fentalcs . Bolt Z, . . Girls ..,.,, Yitiman pills , Maureen . ,. Bob Dfkngelo .,.,, Food' and girls . ll. H. 5. ..,. , Al , .,,. . .... .......... , . A Bed Head 4Mickl ....... Strawberry milkshakes 3:00 ,A. M. .... ...,.......... . . Green Packard ..,.. . Food .......,................ Juggling Bottles ..., The shore ........,......,....... Girls ..............,,................... Airman from Georgia . ....... Carl ....................,....,..... Potato chips ..,,........,. Football ....,..,.,.....,........ New 'York Giants ..... . Short' hair .....,,............. Drivitng family car ....... Popular music . ..,., .. Prinuetonians Aircraft ,.,........ .....,. Smiling faces ...........,..,.,........... Betty Monroe ........,,...................., Sitting near Barb in Math ....... Bob ......,.,.,..................,......,,..,. Ray ....., .,...,...,........., Blue-eyed blondes 5 miles a night ....... Food .,...... ......,.,..,, His girl .. Johnnie Ambrose ..... Dance Music ............,....... Bill ..,... ............t...........,...., , Graf Bruno Von Maier ...,,... Spaghetti .................,,...,..... Kenny ...... ' ...,...,.,............. . Fran .........,........,..,.......... That certain someone ........ Stoning girls ..,...,..,.........,.... Driving in New York ......., His Tuba .......................,., Dick's brown eyes ....... Pin ball machines ..,.... Money . ,................ . Blondes .......... Deer .................. Jimmy Jenkins 4 ..... Book Reports .,.. Annice's Car ....,. -a 'J Short Blondes ,,,.... Frankie ,,...,.,.,, .,.....,,............ Clothes .....,,,.............,.............. Blue eyes and long lashes r.... Joe .,v....,.,.........,....................,.. Art ............... ,....,, Tall boys ....... Eating 1 ....,.,.............,.....,.,.... Baseball ...,.......,.......,.,............ Chocolate mint ice cream .....,. Foodl ..........,,..........,................ Peggy ..............,...Y................, Murry ...,...,.............,...............t Dark hairland blue eyes .,.,..., Joan Vadlmski ......,,............ Clothes .........,,.,..,.,..................... New cars .............,..........,...........,,...,......,, .... Dancing in Phils on Sunday .........,,... ,.., Vaughn Monroe and Ted Williams Blue-eyed Blondes .................................... .... Blue eyes and blonde hair ........... -. Tony ..........,...................,............ Weeds ...........,........................ Charcoal gray trousers ........... Only one person knows??? Girls .......,,.........,,,,.........,.,,.,,,, 'AFrys ...............,............... New clothes ..... Blue eyes ..... ................................... - ..................... Girls , ........... ........................................................... .. . Butch ..... ........ .......................................................... USUALLY SEEN Where he's at ...,,......,.,.....,................ Trying to open Senior lockers ......... With Barb, Shirl, Bubs, and Jan ..,.... Brooklyn . ....... . . , With Nan, Kal, Barb, Shirl and Jan ....,. Everywhere and anywhere . ,....... . ln his Bed Ford .. . , With Ang and Sandy ., . With Georgette and Sandy ,. latlnoring at Smallefs Hardware .. Going to' the island , ,. At game- . , At all activities church antl school ..... At Btu-ky's in Manville . . . .. Down the Bird with Bernice . Flcxing at the Flexatoriuni , With Kal. Barb. Jan, Nan, Shirl . .,.. Walking to New' Market Making life miserable for Ruth Hatnshar ln the Fraser .. ,. .. . ln Newark ,, , ., ,. , , , ,. With ll. P. and B. C. walking to practice ln Boom 203 witlt Mrs. Crowley ...,,.,. ,.... . .... . Dairy Belle . ,, . . , . .. In a cool yellow convertible With Janet . .,.., . .. .. ,. , . . New Market .. .......,.. . . . Anywhere and everywhere ...... With Jean ,. ...,...,.,...,. ....,.,. Being chased by girls ..,.,.. .,.,. ...,....... ...,. With Dolores . .... ,. .,... ..,......,................. . .. Home, school, church, 'Sl Studebaker r..... Writin letters with Helen, Phyl, Norma ....,. ll With Carl .,............,...........,.......,.... .....,..,..,.,..,... . .. Here and there ......,...... ...,..... ......, ...,....,... Parked on Second Street ..,., Watching Giants on TN. .... . Through eyes ..,,...,.......,....,,. With Ethel .....,,.,....,.. ,.,..,.....,.... Anywhere and everywhere ...... With Ang and Georgette ....... ........ Art Color ..,..,. ,. .,,..,..,,..................... ...... . . Dancing in Ben Franklin at noon .....,. With Betty ,.....,... .,,......, ,...,.,.....,....,.,.. . . . By Dolly's .,,....,.,.,.........,.,,................... Bakutes in Somerville ....... Weston tno man's land! .... ln Arbor .....,... ........,..,....,...... By Dolly's .,......., ........,,,., Sitting down ,, ....., . ............ Peeling around corners ,..,,,,, ..,. . With Sonia and Peggy everywhere .,.... Chuck Wagon .....................,.......,........,,. Around and everywhere .......................,...... With Lu, and Bob .......... ..,...,.,....,..........,..... With Anne. Helen. Norma and Phyl .....,. Lefty's Taxi .........,...,..,,,.,........,.,.................... Yellow Convertible ...,., .... . . ...,.,. ......... . . At work ........,.....,....... Around ....,.......,,......., ..,....,...... .,..... In School ................,,.......,.....,....,,,.....,....... Not usually seen ............................,..,.......... With Phyl., Ann, Helen, Jackie, El ......,. With the Arbor guys ...........................,.. Late at night . ..,,.. .,.. ln school ...........,...,..,...... ...,.............. Not usually seen .,... .,.,..,. ................ With the boys from Manville ....... With the Manville Boys ............,. At the Candy Kitchen .............,.. Anywhere but home .,.,... Lounging .,..., .,......,..... In Cyburt's ..........,.......,... ,..,....,.. ........... By Study Hall door ..,., ......,, ..., . ......,...,...,... . . .. Yes . ...,....., , .......,....,............,... ..,......,......,........ . .. With Norm, Anne, Elaine, Helen, Jackie ....... .,.. Writing letters to Art ..........,....................,......... .... Walking down Main Street in Manville .......,. .... With Anne, Jackie, Phyl, Norm, Elaine ..... .... On the diamond .....,..........,..............,,........,...... Cheering .......... ......................................r..... Hi-Y Meetings ....... Home in bed .,..... Around ,..,.. Blue Bird ....,...,... With Joan ............................. In Cars ....................................... In No. 204 after school ....... With her sister ....,................ With Estelle and Betty ...., Anywhere and nowhere ..,.. In her new home ...,.. ...........,... Candy Kitchen .,...,....,..................... With the boys down Dolly's ............ On opposite end of candle stick ....... Dairy Belle ..,....................................... ln Manville ........................... With Bob and Freddie ..... H? Car-Lot ...,...............r....... With Lu and Freddy ........,.... Everywhere and anywhere ....... With Butch ............................... PET PEEVE Cowards who dort't take Biology Wise guys 2nd period study Mon. and Fri. Biology l ntruv fri:-mls Huy- who don't like girls who smoke X dirty 1-.tr LUINJ-Illlllllhi Dirty -hoe-'f Heavy perfume Girls who at-ar Bermuda shorts llatty girl- l,it-en-e and no car!!! lleaalliannl- Serious people lleatlhtuitl- People who take things, for granted Brownie- Girl- who smoke Nlr-. Tulak liatty girls Crabby teachers Jim Baker People who think they are perfect Nancy Ferenchak Homework School People who don't like people who smoke Being stuck behind slow-walking people liirls who swear tbey're ?'queens Boys who can't dance l'nmannerly people English class People who know it all - so they think Show offs 'tliscalling the toss before football games Dodgers and Yankees Tall girls Calories Loud Mouths Hank O'Toole Following women drivers Wish-washy people Woman drivers Fruits Mr. Economos Clicques The Leech Fruits People who don't hustle Girls that smoke l.nud mouths Noisy eaters The Marine Corps People who aren't punctual lionceitcd people Mr. Economos Last minute telephone calls Road Hogs -2 Homework Girls who swear they're 'Queens' Her nickname l'il'0tvhlt-4 Working for l'ncle Sam Sticky valves Marks Boys who don't pay their dues Pe-aged pants Catty girls Women Drivers Spelling People who cut their long hair tflammy handshakes People misunderstanding me Girls who put on! ' Dirty spaldings? Tall girls P. A. D. Leeches Hair that needs shampooing Busy Phones Mr. May Big Wheels People who are never on time Wioman drivers and bleached blondes G asses Dunellen Railroad crossing at noon Bovs who break dinner dates Going from No. 14 to No. 205 and back again White bucks Being teased. Squares Cool Cats Guys who don't like girls who smoke Fruit boots Brooklyn Dodgers Algebra Sth period Study Hall Sophisticated people Homer Economos Our large senior lockers TU 'Hope they fit K,.1' Ye,Y,,,,,,,, Y Curtain Call The Class of 1955 Present 660ur Girls 99 Elmer Lovejoy . Mildred Lovejoy Vivian Lovejoy Jesse Lovejoy ........,o .....,, Francis Lovejoy Aunt Jessie ...... Mrs. Wattles .......... Phyllis Wattles Chester Wattles H ulda .................. Expressman ...... 1t's terrible, Elmerl' ....,,...Eric Bolen Frances Roberts Curt Hare .James Caspricll .....,Jol1n Canary .vvinifresl Maier Ethel Carrctson Gloria Brown Ted Holcombe .Sandi Shanlller ..,......Tom Myers 44 Good night, Aunt Jessie Y . 2' X i i 7 ,. Q A 3 T ' 1.2 fe ' Z .5944 X 1 wir 1 f2'e4f1-4 Q G- 4' ,5 P in 5, Q2 fa 6 W We just adore having you herev fn Your Jesse broke the window' It was taken a few years ago LASS WILL GEORGE ABEL leaves his ability to Jimmie Henne??? GERALDINE AMENDTLER leaves with tears in her eyes??? VALERIE AMMON leaves before they make her take Algebra over. CARL AMUNDSEN leaves his old Driver's Permit to Janice Sutton. BARBARA BARRY leaves her 6th period Chemistry explosions to those with nerves of steel. BARBARA BARTON leaves Dunellen High to the rest of the gang from Arbor. DAN BECK leaves to Tom Pizzio the good parking space on Dunellen Avenue. GEORGETTE BELANGER leaves her boots to ' Maddie ANGELA BLASSE leaves her argyle socks to Bob. ERIC BOLEN leaves peace to his Dad. BRIAN BOWDISH leaves his good deportment record to the school. KAREN BOYD leaves her deputy post to Ruth Hamsher. GLORIA BROWN leaves to somebody the excitement of being chosen to be in the Senior Play. THERESA BUKOVECKY leaves everything! TANIA BUKRABA leaves Diane Katz to finish knitting those black socks. JOHN CANARY leaves his crazy stunts to an up and coming Senior. BARBARA CATHCART leaves her long walk to her brother Bill. STEPHEN CHABOK leaves the school with Jim Ference GEORGE CHINGERY leaves his gavel to the next Student Council President. BRUCE CLAPP leaves Maureen to walk the halls alone. SHIRLEY COLLINS leaves her gym lock to Mary Shefsky. STEVE CORTAZZO leaves his deputy post to some poor soul. JUNE DAY leaves Kay Handleman for Mrs. Crowley to worry about and to give her advice. FRANCES EVANS leaves Mr. Ciampa to peaceful Science Classes. ETHEL EBEL leaves to join AL DOLORES FENO leaves her homework headaches to her brother Michael. JIM FERENCE leaves the school with Stephen Chabok. NANCY FERENCHAK leaves Skippy Johnson a long walk to school from Arbor. ETHEL GARRETSON leaves the job of watering Miss Fisher's plants during vacations to Brenda Erd- mann. JIM GASPRICH leaves all his A.B.C. gum to Miss De Felice. . JANET GAZI leaves her secret hiding place to Sandy Anderson. WALTER GODOCIK leaves the desire to get as much out of education as one possibly can. ELAINE GREEN-HANSEN leaves with pleasure!!! JANET HADELER leaves to go to something better? NANCY HANYEN leaves her seat in Room 14 to Cynthia Lund. CURT HARE leaves his football jersey 4164 to Lynne Hare. ROMAN HELENIAK leaves to Jim Dugan a techni- color picture of the Giants. TED HOLCOMBE leaves Mr. Baloga with his exploding sinks. JEAN HOLT leaves the walk from Mt. View Terrace to her brother and J ack's sister. CAROLE HORNAK leaves her locker to some deserving junior. SANDRA HRINIAK leaves a you know what to Arlene Mazur and Goldie Lizak. ROBERT HUMINSKI leaves to carry out his dreams of an airport resort. NANCY KELLEI-IER leaves all her Steno II worries to some unfortunate Junior. ROY KELLER leaves his broken-down English book to some up-and-coming Junior. ANDY KOROSEC leaves to Phil Cummings his voice and stash. FLORENCE KIMBLE leaves her shadow, Ronnie Neu, to Beverly. CAROL KROPEWNICKI leaves Marie and Robert Kropewnicki to the school. VIVIAN KROPEWNICKI leaves D.H.S. two more Kropewnicki's. TOM KVEDERAS leaves his place on the corner to Harry Stewart. JAMES JENKINS leaves a bump on his head to Danny Petrochko. TOM LAMBERT leaves nothing. MARTIN LAMEY leaves with joy. DOLLY LAPOTASKY leaves with Peggy and Sonia. SONIA LIMYANSKY leaves with Dolly and Peggy. JUDY MACK leaves to Maureen Tulak the memories of the second week of August. WINIFRED MAIER leaves to Coach Shello her brother, Dick. JACKIE MARIENSCHEK leaves her twirling vacancy to any new twirler. PEGGY MARSICANO leaves with Dolly and Sonia. JIM McDERMOTT leaves his parking space to anyone who gets there. JOE MELICHAR leaves his remarks to Coach Shello. JOHN MERRILL leaves his tuba. CONNIE MIELNICKI leaves her locker to her sisters, Gladie and Fran. JOHN MONROE leaves his Ford problems to anyone who can afford to repair them. NORMA MONTROSS leaves with regrets? It's all yours Val, don't give the teachers a hard time. TOM MOODY leaves his credits and old book reports to Mike D. DON MORRIS leaves Dunellen High with the best years of his life. TOM MYERS leavesfthe first chair in Band and Orchestra to Mike. JOHN O'BRIEN leaves his curly hair to Mr. Ross. JOE OGURKIS leaves to Don Petrochko his class dues to pay. BOB PETROCHKO leaves his credits to Emidio Fransozzo. JEAN PIECHOTA leaves locker gtf:10 in gym class to whoever wants it. ARTHUR POLLACK just leaves. BOB PRUCHNICKI leaves to Bill Lange the two-mile hike to school every day. g JEAN REPKA leaves her spit-curls to Arlene Mazur fwho cut her long hairj. FRANCES ROBERTS leaves all her speeches, especially A the long ones, to Mr. Bolen. BARBARA RODRIGO leaves Jean Metteis to find another cheering partner to mess up Zipper cheer. PHYLLIS ROTH leaves her Majorette's uniform to some Junior twirler. MILLIE SANDUSKY leaves to Joyce Buczek a wallet filled with doughnuts. JOYCE SANISLO leaves her locker to anyone who can open it. HELEN SCHEURMAN leaves her band uniform to any up-and-coming glockenspiel player. BOB SCHNEEBERGER leaves his place on the corner to an up-and-coming Arbor boy. DEE SCHNEIDER leaves a couple of freckles to Carole Vollono. KEN SCHWARZ leaves his tweed pants to Phil Cum- mings. KEN SELODY leaves his half-shoes to one of the slow backs ffootballj. SANDI SHANDLER leaves Dot Patterson to walk home with sister, Carole. BERNICE SHIMALLA leaves to Goldie fthe only seniorj to wait for the Manville school bus. ROSEMARY SIMBORSKI leaves her job as secretary of the Exodus Staff to Betty or Estelle. STANLEY SKILLMAN leaves to the school his best wishes. BEVERLY SPITKO leaves to Mr. Gargano better driving pupils. BILL STENDER leaves his Senior .locker :H:72 to Dallas Folk. . DIANNE SULLIVAN leaves her crazy laugh to her crazy sister. RICH STEINBECK leaves a blue '46 Dodge to anyone who can feed it gas. RONNIE ST. JOHN leaves her seat on the bus to her sister, Polly. JEANETTE STROKIS leaves her short-hand ability to any wanting Junior. JIM SZOBONYA leaves his old razor blades to I Don Petrochko. BARBARA TYBURSKI leaves her beauty contest title to any Manville girl. BOB VESCOVI leaves a couple of Weeds', for Mike Derewicz. JOE VERCHICK leaves his curly f?J hair to anyone who wants it. LUCY WILTRAKIS leaves the boys' tennis team sto the boys. LORETTA WUELF ING leaves her senior locker 4117 to Ruth Hamshar. BARBARA ZAREMBA leaves Mr. Baloga to her sister, Nancy. p DAVID ZEZENSKI leaves the hair on ihis chest and legs to Buddy Becker. BARBARA ZWIERCAN leaves Harold Getz all her headaches of homework deadlines. Q4 wi? Njr 6 3 xg IU A. M ,as , H1 K 5 K' ik, im M- Qi, f ' Qfrnw.. Q. ' A A V Q- jf. Q X 1f '5' sw' 5' , .. Wir Qs' 4 1.1 V gg, Q5 if' ' 2311: 9. f M, 2, ig Y wif Q ? K feens '- ecLmJ ' .J f- ,Q X if ig dai v Q 5 - gag V , 4 ...mv ,Q 7 WSJ f M Q W' 1.5 Si W. n, M w Ht M. ,, f -1+ r 'sc- Once again the Exodus had its base of operation in room 14- This year's staff really got on the ball and did fine work 1n Sl I l turning out the finest yearbook ever. The staff wishes to thank all those who have aided them ln any way, and they hope that the Exodus of '55 will be something long remembered with pride by Dunellen High School. Co-Editors: Barbara Rodrigo, John Monroe. Advisor: Mr. Samuel Romano. Senior Section: Angela Blasse, Norma Montross, Elaine Hansen, Karen Boyd. Layout: Barbara Zaremba, Nancy Hanyen, Deanna Schneider, John Canary, Barbara Barry, George Chingery. Literary: Lucy Willrakis, Carl Amundsen, Ethel Garretson, Jean Holt, Nancy Kelleher. Advertising: Sandra Shandler, Tania Bukraba, Beverly Spitko, Sandy Hriniak, Theresa Bukovecky, John Canary, George Chingery, Curt Hare. Cover Design: Dee Schneider, John Canary. Business Manager: Winifred Maier. Staff Secretary: Rosemary Simborski. Publicity: Gerry Armentler, Eric Bolen Sandi Shandler, Walter Godocik, Bernice Schimalla: Tania Bukraba, Ken Schwarz, Ted Holcombe. Subscrip- tions: Carol Kropewnicki, Dolores Feno, Helen Scheur- man, Winifred Maier. Sports: Dan Beck, Ken Schwarz, Ted Holcombe, Jim Casprich, Curt Hare. Photography: Jack Merrill, Beverly Spitko. Fw, 'vo ,4 Q QL ,, V - If ........,., .e..W,... .,..x,,,, Class President ,,.... ..... Vice-President ..... Secretary ,,.,....... Treasurer ,..,. A dviser ...... K of 1956 HENRY .......,,.IRENE HAYDOCK .............LYNNE BULLOCK ROSEMARY KILISHEK 'ifff..M1SS EVELYN AIKEY Bottom row, left to right: B. Hasulak, E. Zacek, B. Meehan, B. Bartok, J. LeCoultre, G. Shanahan, E. Dy- lewski. Second row: D. Dodds, W. Crans, T. Stein, P. Cerolstein, S. Novinski, B. Lange, D. Forgash. Third row: T. Pugliese, S. Golden, C. Morrison, V. Edwards, R. Appell, M. Zakszewski, B. Munro. Top row: J. Vogel, F. Henry, N. Klementowicz, P. Cummings, G. Stutz, B. Bartholomew, A. Sluzenski. WSP Bottom row, left to right: M. Abel, M. Bohl, M. O,Brien, L. Koval, A. Munro, B. Cooper, S. Verboski. Second row: M. Zuza, C. Sullivan, R. De Marco, R. .. it Kato, D. Petrochko, M. Pankowski, I. Haydock, C. Nati- .f czak. Third row: H. Getz, R. Westervelt, L. Brecht- sl lein, T. Pizio, P. Clark, R. Kilishek, M. Wenzel, A. Wood. Fourth row: D. Loveland, A. Kriney, J. Luszcz, ' R. Rabbitz, R. Pohli, T. West, R. Merritt, C. Schilling, D. Cook. -S ,, i. ' T' I S' 'Rf -, I v 5, ' s . ? 5, In ' I Q r - ' -R .4 at v 1 t . .Rv I . if N. r. f A s ,r slx 1 n 91 l E BN Dbl v. Al U 1. x 'l i l 5 J xl l 'Q J Nl WI v X x xv S 2' R9 TQ N ' 1 . , Ha, ,X . l sz 2 ,x my .635 it 1. 'x Bottom row, left to right: D. Katz, D. Kramer, A. V, Mazur, M. Jacob, L. Bullock, J. Henne, M. De Noyes. K3 Second row: D. Zahriskie, B. Larsen, M. Teripan, R 4 Wilczek, M. Sclafani, M. viagra, M. Shefsky, G. Lizak. Third row: B. Janacek, M. Kropewnicki, S. Anderson, B. Zakaluzny, B. Renkis, R. Hamshar, MJ Tulak, J. Matteis. Top row: A. Owczarski, F. Dauncey, R. Niem- czyk, F. Walz, R. Scalingi, E. La Bonce, E. Kelly. 'w , x a 'f , g f Q' 14,4 g 5Q '1 If Q ' Q ,f J Sv. 'Um X I Wx. K, A, 1. 'Vi . if Q'ia?' , 415, f' 1 iw: i Qljf M, .x, 1 in? i ks N s: . ? A Y 1 V 51,93 4 ,f-J, aw: f my ' , 7, ...W ,,A,. I I fV'l4J 4 J f' f fy N, . A Y Sw am L if fi A ,QL qw 4 . n .f in nv V, 4, ' 1. pg x' ww-f if f M,-f 3 nw. 5 , . v 5 .fp-a. I' 3 . , Z A 2 3 Bottom row, left to right: D. Patterson. G. Suba, C. Montanye D, Eckman. J. Rozkrut. Second row: C. Caswell, B. Pielrzvk, R Moschak, J. Grimm, C. Brown, A. Rodrigo. Third row: A. Bayer M. Derewicz, G. Dunn, B. Sheplcy, W. Pine. Top row: W. Siegrist. 1 Bottom row, left to right: J. Granskie, C. Lund, M. Vennesland E. Tumas, J. Waterhouse. Middle row: P. Kane, J. Peluso, B Smith, D. Folk. Top row: J. Tombro, J. Komar. an fy ,, ' -Nw HE- 'J ' ,A an Pk - 1 fy A7 V. X A X A 'M Kixxxgk x 5- , . J , . f ,, , it L nf' I gxixgs. .lg 4 . , -S Lal' , ks , A u ,Q 1 ,L Yf 2 w 4 NW? Y ,az 4, -1 ' ,- ff- 1 fx?.h?,:fp Q, dbg! , f' ., if' 4 yM'j,f , f V - W ' yif' ful Y 7531 ' 'R ' ' Q2 'f'1j'HQ,, ' NW 5 ,Q . Q Q wif fr H we ff 414.5 ,v , if . V, , W if 1-M M 5 W ' - fl- , - fg . V ' ' ' -W3 U 'Xu 5 'L 1155 . gf. f - ' F Y .- e - ' 131435: . 'M ,y 31 'Q A ' E- F f ,, ,gh Y q - ' b , ,,, .vi , K k 3 ' 7 mf , Mkff ,gy K ' 'ff - K Q Vi, 5 Y Y Vw 1.- MN .-4. ,, 'I' -N :L sv A 61 R , 5 1. . , ,, A '?.+'.1 me Qfffg 'Q Q, , .V-Q. ..,+,g'1,y,ggm,fffwf- J. .1 Y wx-if fn ff ' ' in , W., ffed.-f,f,aL1g.f8 V ' 'ifwm P fsif2f'Q Lf'?'1f2'v ,Q , 5 if f.,w, Q 5-5 1 Q QQVI-Qyki E .far ,fi 'Q X wfp'v.f,f,, . X ,. f.f,f',',Q sf, , QQ, ' A ', ' ' x - f M. ,,, Q, ,, Q I. My ., fx! x .I X -A ' , V W: 2' ' fx 1 fjg,-1T. lvL,qi,,gEEf, lf I, if 1- f n , Av: .1 t 'S 4 zwt:.M -wg I ,sghgi R L , . if ,ul xr X M 5 ,vin N , Q x f. , X., A f 4 J, 5' K .EV A 1' N Y Jef, , X ,W ff 1 P fig., H?-we 1-, ' H. 'wif --frflw' .,, 1 Y wax 5 W- W is .. x gif Ky-f jk. 1 1 ,, 5 X 'a-w- . nw -1 ,i.k,g 4 54' fyfmigvf? 'EM 7' k ,Rev , ff Ffmwgv D -, ft. if 1 'A' Wm! w if l , 2 . ' 6 L , . . 2, 2 . 45 5 4 ...gf--0 n! A J' oi 4 3' . Qu B ' . , - 4 U flu ottom row. left to rlght. W. Healy, E. Bogdanovlleh, J Ver- boski, M. Toliver, C. Coleman. Second row: T. Ogurleis P Marsicano. S. Johnson, R. Roskell, Marce. Top row: love, D. Bersller, E. Von Schondorf. xx, Bottom row, left to right: L. Beeson, D. Luther, J. Fisher, I. Harney, H. Gill, S. Clark, R. Borlolon. Sevonzl row: J. Leushner. W. Calllrart, M. Tranosky, B, Shurts. B. Blunt, B. Heiny. Third row: J. Holovach, F. Benfante, F. Belles. H. Doll, R. Corlazzo, E. Cherneski, T. Kotarski. Top row: O. Becker, E. Corel. vi' in X. ui, svn Sill' 'II if all QL Wifi, but Bottom row, left to right: C. Ritter, V. Kenzel, S. Kulaszewski, B. Strasewski, L. Bachman, P. Morse, J. Perasso. Second row: R. Swanson, C. Kane, F. LeManquais, C. Wyc'koff, R. Walsh, J. Buczek, S. Driscoll, A. Spiller. Third row: R. Doochack, L. Bachman, R. Goble, M. Shoppe, M. Skripko, P. St. John, B, Van- defveer, A. Nakonechna. Top row: M. Braco, B. Kukwa, C. Snyder, P. Frederick, N. Stutz, C. Young, J. Sutton, S. Bartus. Chl? Bottom row, left to right: R, Meehan, J. Utasi, T. Madak, A. Sutherland, R. Giesler, R. Stinner, R. Klaus. Second row: F. Robertson, C. Mielnicki, A. Goodman, A. Dencklau, F. Brower, L. Wisniewski, T. Kantor. Third row: J. Lazowski, J. Bevan, C. kicgrdi, L. Deily, C. Redrup, M. Lambert. Top row: G. Getz, 57 . ower. 2 svn eww X7 ,Q 'QQ' I ai Bottom row, loft to right: D. Crmno. XV. Morrison, W . D1'e1'ksnf,:c, J. MvAuley, J. Syson. N. Tnllvn. SPVUIIII rmv: D. Lani, J. Mlin- arovivh, W. llalogll, D. Diehl. A. Vurson. Thirzl row: R. Pio- trowivz, WY. Raysivk. J. Mallet, C. Kuclln, R. Koblis, D. Zcnslcy. Fourth row: D. Rydbcrg, L. Decker. Bottom row, left to right: M. Parry, K. Czlllmry, S. B0g!llLlIl0Vlll'll, G, Bentryn, J. Knapp, P. M054-lmk. M. Milchunoski. Second row: A. Plutnick, J. Nava. P. Chalpok. J. MrKug.5nr1, J. YVyrk0fl', J. Bond, D. Frusc-0, E. Cmlflingzton. Thirzl row: J. Lunley. G. Voss, J. Conassa, R. Carter, J. Powell, P. Sagem, E. Zujkowski. Top row: W. Eissmann, E. Gubernat, S. Ziglar, W. Krzcnsicwski. D t oils 'ay 1 g . 1 1 i Q ,: , J. 'N ii ' l J X .1 K 1 . ,M n -f . Q M. ..w -. ' . it ff V 11 .. V .V Q. '7 .3 'ini M N Q l i - . 3 gf f , 1 , 1 QQ. Q f WJ' .6 ,aif . QQ- ,.-A , , , 0 . , - .IW v V in . ,Q .ffl l.,l x . f' . - 1 sw . N. .-- X. . ' ' 2 f to I Wiwhanm f 3, MP1 o .wi r A' K Q , 5 , ' . D t 'W fl 1' , xr. W li 'V 'Ri 1 CJ? . ,C j . . f T? , S , f .' . S , x j Ill tl! . sa?y,f Mn5R,T,,,,'K,?h Q A., 14.31 R QAQW k iiiii? AAQQQN Mg kia A N, A Ak if 1 , 5 fu S754 .3 --YQ? in-'fi y , f 2 imma , N' f' ' ' 7,w.q?65qf1A,A ., 5 f AA 1 1- A57 .ws 1. Avy, ,AA - 2 A A f A8191 + QQ? Qjiy, ,QE mf ,M 'S-fee' -,as 3, A wk - Q, , QA, MQ, I an , ,R ,.,, N2 Q Q ,gi Aifmmig li if k AAQQ ,ws 1 Q A aa f aw A 7 , , S' ,A A Q71 nf fs . ,, 443. ' , - f x A-A Af f ,J ffl A f U - JN V f A ,, K A A, ' , fgy Wi! 4 W. , wx N ff A-s,fA'A' A A-' ,Rf ,A wa, 3. pug-' - Q3 M' af 2' , ' W 99217 ,ff fv' As' MNAQ, ,' f 32 AA, .1 idwu f W 2 HA , -'gfsff f , 532' im1,,E,,f-A W.Af-A,fe',,w',,A.f'AQ , - ,Q,f',-',,ifvLmf - , A 5 M A Ag A: - ,- Af gy, , S3 fiw, : , ' if fu ' M v f' A ff ' 721.3 M Af ,w f',z'f.-ffm 1- ' A' :Q fi U K wa, , -, QQ , as a, 4 . ' ' ' Qi KA f X.. A Aw-A A ' k ' ral: W ki f ,, 1, , L Qaf. , Ak, .5 :, k AMA ,ff A V g af A ,, RN-7, 3 we 24 WJ' Q l 'X ,,,,,. C7 THF Bottom row, left to right: N. Shanahan. M. Benesz, F. Renda P. Dvlewski, C. BilU'll0, Z. Kulz, J, Polney. Seroml row: A Owc-hlxrski, C. Corlazzo. D. Zukuluzny, J. Frankowski, T. Welmber, Wh Heinzer, B. llolwin. D. Frusco. Third row: R. Stfeinlyack, V Kohl, J. Kerr, A. Kababil-a, V. Zydalis. A. Chyb, B. Nelson Top row: T. Reed, S. Balog, R. Terry, R. Clark, W. Helcnink, J. Seigler, A. Szakavs, P. Lusvz. f is .V ul.- x Bottom row, left to right: E. Heinie, S. Maluskak, C. Terra-Nova R. Migliore, M. Wal1'hinsky, C. Wilmot, N. McGonigz1l, D. Har per, J. Zupko. Second row: R. Lang, M. Faso, D. Chabok, B Zedowski, ll. Wyckoff, J. Moore, D. Daily, W. Jones, E. Klein Third row: .l. Dempsey, J. Fessock, T. Simo, W. Lullonce, W Jones, Cyril Snyder, D. Vlfatls, C. Huzinec, J. Burton. Top row. R. Cummings, J. Rutkiewicz, D. Kamm, E. Wisheski, R. Franzoso S. Perun, R. Kropewnicki, J. Covcleski, C. While. i gg, 5 fy ,f V 2 L t 2 z gil gl lint! lypfnl' Bottom row, left to right: I. Vanderveer, J. Pctruziello, M. Lau, C. Maliszewski, J. Varga, H. Saunders, R. Kubizna. Second row: B. Cherry, G. Coddington, M. Doty, T. Lesinski, L. Coleman, J. Bevan. Third row: R. Eskesen, M. King, S. Lippincott, K. Ryan, R. Tyler, M. Lukacs, J. Dugan. Bottom row, left to right: J. Hager, L. Eytel, B. Banas, E. An- dreosky, B. Lancaster, D. Crabowy. Second row: I. Granget, H. Stewart, F. Mielnicki, J. Pine, C. Wagner, B. Kozyra, L. Krzicw- ska. Third row: K. Hacker, D. Mattox, E. Fasinski, S. Latocha, M. Barton, C. Shaw. Top row: C. Liccardi. ' . Z . 5-4' I? g 1 i E i E E 2 5 Bottom row, left to right: C. Sausto, I. Jacob, P. Seyerle, T. Simon, G. Lapozynski, D. Lavanna, E. Cherncsky. Second row: J. 0'Rourke, D. Rayne, D. Kastner, J. Moraller, L. Petralic, C. Petrochko, D. Thorp, J. Ulman. Third row: T. Brown, C. Schnei- der, J. Bozenbury, M. Sohl, C. Tcnsel, J. Vvilson, M. Millin. Top row: L. Zinn, J. Wallace, R. Parson, A. Reid, J. Kelly. l Bottom row, left to right: J. Zydallis, M. Feno, D. Pituck, T. O'Bricn, E. Cathcart, R. Mon, J. DeRossel, E. Terra Nova. Second row: S. Brazdovic, A. Boudreau, L. Harris, J. Whitford, L. Proctor, J. Clark, R. Edwards, J. Ingcrto. Third row: J. Durham, E. Field, P. Wolfing, J. Danick, T. Pie-trzyk, N. Shurts, E. Wolven. Top row: B. Schenk, F. I-Iaberland, R. Caswell, R. Wetchkus, D. Curtin, J. MacAndrew, E. Bergheim, P. Chester. Y . ' a R . 5 l l 5 ima, uzfmxma .M if A 5 Q' ,fl W 5: C' 4. 5 5 1. 33. V 1. ,jx 1 ,mn -.N V QV, Q wx ,JW ' ,,,A' 'Q k,,, fp H. 5 EA W D k ,. fa - v. SSX Wi.-H ' V J aw. 4'-My A 5 5 9 ' QHKKQ ff,,-5,.fK ' ' ' X f: 'W fa lkjifizzf ,M 3 yn P' 1,4 , H .5 W in j , -, FQf,x,5,gM W , K V, V- , M ,Th V QW ,VM ,, ,X -pk ,. , gh - f , Q, 'sv' . -1 ' , bw, Q X ffl fl. ' -ff M V1 K A ILM ' mx Q-,Kit wa aw 4 ,izwf 4 , ,A f Q 'f f , 1 K M E Mx - wi K ., A . W Q 'Z fvf 1 Q K 'L K t . Q , .Ha W fx, 571 L. vu: V M iw A N . ,I , X 1 A .X f ' .f g f 6 0 enf OUIICI I J President. ................ .... ..... .. . ...... Genrge Chingexiy The Student Council is the governing body of SLi2f5F3gd2'2i,ggg'+y'iiiiii ,... iiiiiQ1313535a'5f'Efh5e?5ZZ the eeheel- It ie eemveeed ef emdeme fevfeeeeeine Corresponding Secretary ..,,.,. ..........., , ,Ann Deficklau all the grades. T ................,,....... L ,..... .................., D 1 F . Afizglgcl ,YArlnhh.....'.'-....l------ -A---,.,w, M iss fg1':1TSM0T::.g Each year the Student Council sponsors the sale , Y X 1 I 1 A of Student Activity Tickets and is the sponsoring organization for many activities. .S?lflJ2l'lt Collfff Vice-President in Charge ....,....... Fred Henry Chief Judge .,.........,.................. Ted Holcombe Assistants ,.....,,,........,.,..............., Irene Haydock Robert Shepley Court Clerk ..,... ........,.......,......... J une Day Advisor ...........,................ Mrs. Marie Crowley Student Court aims to maintain orderly conduct in the high school, and provides for the safety of the students. The Court enforces the rules stated in the Good Citizenship Code. onor Sociefy President ................... ........,.... K aren Boyd Vice-President .......................,...... Phyllis Roth Secretary-Treasurer ..,....... Deanna Schneider Advisor .........,.................. Mrs. Marie Crowley Honor Society members are chosen on the basis of character, scholar- ship, leadership, and service to the school. The Society is self-supporting. The club presents a pay assembly each year, the proceeds of which pay for the Honor Socgety pinsug 1 '-.' ' 1 'J VV SJ Olxxf Qin, M551 ' s K is NN VM M pc, XJ y ki ll xl all X, 'S N J xii 1 'J U AN VT! ' N ll ' W v u - ,Q Y QW If NV y ,Rf ln ' r U - .' all N , N 'V .W X-I .4 NV! ff P X J Nil f A ' .lf A I' .fl 'ml K, if 7 N 52 VV.' , U SX I NV , to Il r X' , 8I'LL0l fanla LC U, M4 f li f, President ...........,........... ......... S nd Sh ndl r - - - Vice-President ummm-ngthega Garietsfn The Senior Dramatlc Club, open to students IH Recording Secretary ...,..... ........... B arbara Zaremba grades 10, 11, and 12 offers experience in all phases gfllfiffflfff.,,fiffff,fffi,,fj .,,..,,.,.,, ,,., Q ,1'fjjj,'f,'jiiZf,'2Freiilaiiliff Of dramatic Work- During fheuyeaf the Club Presents Assistant Treasurer ...,..., ..,.........,....,.....,................ G ladys Suba a play in assembly and goes 1nto New York to see Librarians .................. .......... B arbara Barry, Donna Luther Advisor ....... ........ ,..........,..........,.. M r s. Lucy Coughlin a famous Broadway Play. unior ramafic Pre-ide!!! -.......,... ......... E llen Bergheim Vice-President ...,., ..,,.,,. R ose Esposito Sevfelllfy .....,Y, .,,,.....,, B eryl-Gay Titus Treasurer ..... ................... B arbara Blunt Advisor Y.... ....... Y............ M i ss Rita Nisonoff The Junior Dramatic Club offers an op- portunity for members of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades to participate in discussion of the theater, in short plays, and in one play presented as an assembly program. During the year, the cluh takes a trip to New York to attend a Broadway play. 77a fiona! edlaian ociefy President ..........,..... ....,.... W inifred Maier Vice-President .....,.,,, .,...... F rances Roberts Secretary-Treasurer ..,. ......,,...,.,...., G ludys Suba Advisor ...,.,...........................,...... Mrs. Lucy Coughlin The National Thespian Society is de- voted to the advancement of Dramatic Arts in the secondary schools. lts IIIGIII- bers consist of students who have earned a sufficient number of credits in some department or departments of dramatics and who have the necessary, desirable qualities. One of its projects during the year is the induction ceremony for the new members. ofaffn CM President .......,,.,.... ..,.,.,,....,... A nita Parsons Vice-President ...... ,........ M arie Zakszewski Secretary ...,...,,.,.. ..............., D onna Luther Treasurer ,....... ..........,,.,....... W ayne Crans Advisor ..,,.,.. ....... M r. Homer Economos The Latin Club, composed of the Latin I and Latin II Classes, meets every Friday during class period as a supplement to the classroom Latin lessons. The club members seek to widen their knowledge of the classical world. 66 W , , ' -v1.- Q Q:-J N ' QD if 'F A if .5 Q, V saw? gli rar? ounci President ..,.,.,...,,,,... ...,...., J acqueline Marienschek ViCe.Pre5ident ,w,,,A,, AA,,,,A,,,A,,,,,, E lizuheth ,lanecek Sggretary ,Y,,,,,,, AAA.A.,A.,..... F l0rCl'lt'B KiHlblC Treasurer ........., ..,..... C ertrude Shanahan Advisor ,,A,,,,,,, ,,,,AAA ,,,,.,.AA,.AA M i ss Agnes Duvet The Library Council was first started in 1941. Its members provide library service for the students, develop leadership and co-operation, and receive lihrary training which proves helpful in the future. pa mrfhingfon Crane jufure lac em o!,,x4merica President ,.,...,..,, .,.,,,.,.. B arhara Zaremha Vice-President .,...,e.. ..,,,..,. R ichard Pohli Secretary-Treasurer .........l...,..........,... Lucy Wiltrakis The F.T.A. seeks to acquaint those stu- dents interested in the teaching profession with tl1e ideals and opportunities in the teaching profession. The club advisor is Miss Frances Farmer. unior Qc! 60:14 President ----'--------, ........ B etty Ann Janecek Vice-President ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,--,,-,,,.,A- A nn Stein Secretary ......,.....,,.,,.,,,, r,r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,. E ileen Kelly T750-Wfef --4--------AVvv---,---,- ...,,...........,........ E lsie Kasar Sludffli C01-l7lCil RCP- -....YA......,....,. Betty Stetthacker Advlsvr A-----------,--.----.---....... ..... ll Iiss Frances Farmer lllemhership in the Junior Red Cross Organization is open to every student in the school. The club meets each Thurs- day afternoon for one hour. Hvlle Serve is the club motto. Chemiafrg President .......... .........,.,...... T homas Myers Vice-President ...,. ......... J ames Casprich Secretary .............. ,.,.,..,.,, K aren Boyd Treasurer ................,. .......... T ed Holcombe Sergeant-at-Arms ......,. .....,,.,..,....... D anny Beck Advisor .,..,........,...,...,........................ Mr, Alex Baloga In its first year of organization, the Chemistry'Cluh seeks to give a better un- derstanding of chemistry in industry and in the community. During the year tl1e club invites promi- nent people who are connected with the Chemical industry to speak. Films of sci- entific interest are shown. The secondary purpose of the cluh is a social one. The club is open only to members of tl1e Senior Class who are en- rolled in the Chemistry classes. pLofograpAy C446 President .,,,..,....,,.. ........... D Olli Calhcart Vice-President ...... ....,..,.... J im Buckmelter Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,, .......... G erri Aillehdllel' Treasurer ....... .......-..A.--. .l lldy Moraller Advisor ,,,,.,, ................., M r. Watson McLain The purpose of this club is to teach its members to he proficient in taking, de- veloping, and printing photographs. Mako CM President .,................ .. .........,......., Douglas Cook Vice-President .....................,,............. Alex Owczarski Secretary-Treasurer .....,........,............. Thomas Marks Advisor ................................ Mr. Charles Fairweather This club is officially known as the Samuel Kilishek Memorial Station in memory of the first faculty advisor. The call letters are WZFND. The aim of this organization is to stimulate interest in amateur radio operation and electronics in general. 342 .!4l'gu5 News Editor ........... .....,.,..,,.,......, L ucy Wiltrakis Business Manager . ........... Karolyn Handelman Advisors ................ ...,..... M r. Frank Moretti Mr. Frank Brennan The Argus, the school newspaper, was formed to provide practical experience in newspaper technique for students interest- ed in journalism. 69 i enior i - ji President ..,........ ,.............. D olores Feno Vice-President ..... ,.,..,....,..... S andra Anderson Secretary ,.......,,. .......... K arolyn Handelman Treasurer ....i............. ........... B arbara Zwiercan Sergeant-at-Arms ..., ,..........,,. E thel Garretson Advisor ..........,...,,............,,,......... Mrs. Ann Anderson The Senior Hi-Tri is open to all girls of high school age. The club acts as a service organization by helping its com- munity. A secondary purpose of e cy, bf!! is as a social organizationi, ' V Zlrfjf J . If , . 1 if ii ,df ' ,17 U, l f 1 ff' flw 1' , ' 4. , ,Of ' li If 'T ff ' fi! f V 9 ' V 1 . J lil is I if vw 1 , if F P N lf 1' l' V ' -'lib f li , f .gf , ifl puff r 'T ,' ! I if K i e , P y .Henry .M- I lr V0 . W 51979-Sider!! ..-.-----. ..... ........... S t eve Cortazzo U ice-President ..... .,....,........ C urt Hare lS'6Cf2illTy ----------- ......... K en Schwarz Treasurer ....... ..,,,,,,,,,,, J im Gasprich Chaplain -.-...-. ...,...... G eorge Chingery Advi-GOT ...... .............................,.... M r. Frank Morelti The Frank Henry Hi-Y Club is a service club of the school, home, and community. Its purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. The platform is clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarship, and clean living. J4 Cdldliwjd Cdou' President ..............,...............,..,,.....,.., Conrad Schilling Vice-President .,..,,. ......., V incent Edwards Secretary ......,....,. .........,.... D olores Feno Treasurer .... ,....,.,,..,...,. C arl Amundsen Director ,..,..........,,,,......,.,........... Miss Ruth M. Fisher The Choir, composed of high school girls and boys from the Junior and Senior High, participates in the traditional Carols by Candlelight and in the Spring Music Festival. During the Easter season the choir presents an assembly and a radio program. lie mia feminger Mana er ...,..,. .,,.. .... ........ R i c hard Bower g ....,.. .,... ,... ,..... . Director and Accompanist ...,. ,.,Miss Ruth M. Fisher The Die Meistersingers is composed of a group of boys that are especially in- terested in music. The fellows participate in many pro- grams during the year and have a major part in the annual Carols by Candlelight. The group participated in many assem- hlies during the year. Qirza ' gnaemdze Manager ......................................,...,.,.A...,..... Zelda Katz Director and Accompanist ......,. Miss Ruth M. Fisher This vocal ensemble is composed of girls of the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. The group sings in the 'LCarols,,, at Step- Singing, and in other programs during the year. Girls with outstanding voices are asked to sing in the Les Chanteuses when they enter Senior High School. can Ckanfeuaea Manager ................................,..,,...,..... Frances Roberts Director and Accompanist ...,.... Miss Ruth M. Fisher The Les Chanteuses is a singing or- ganization composed of twelve girls with exceptional singing ability. The ensemble rehearses Wednesday' noons. The group sings for its own enjoyment, as well as for assemblies and other programs. get ca President ..,..............,.,.. ........ E thel Garretson Vice-President ......,......,...,.. ,........ W inifred Maier Recording Secretary ,........... ......,,..,,,.....ti J ean Holt Corresponding Secretary .......,........ Lucy Willrakis Treasurer ............ , ............,. ,.....,.,.,. . .Barbara Zaremha Social Secretary ..,,...................,..,..... Frances Roberts Director and Accompanist ....,.,. Miss Ruth M. Fisher The Glee Club is open to girls from grades seven through twelve who love mu- sic. The members have a full year both mu- sically and socially and proudly keep many traditions from year to year. Some of the activities are the Fall Hike, Initia- tion Party, Carols by Candlelight, Con- tests in February, Scrapbook Night, and Step Singing followed by the Farewell Party. gall! President .............. .................,,,,A.,.....,. T homas Myers Vice-President ....... ,..,..,..,. D oris Zabriskie Representatives ..... ............,.. B arhara Larsen Mike Braco Secretary .......... ..A...... K arolyn Handelman Librarian ...Y.....,...........A..............., Barbara Hartfelder The Band is a service organization that contributes much to thc school. Each year the band gives one formal and one Pops Concert with the orchestra. The Band represents tl1e school at all the football games, on special holidays, and at community functions. The Band performs at assemblies, and plays for school broadcasts. The Band is under the direction of Mr. Robert Kellogg. OPCL ed fftl President ...,,...... ,........ L ucy Wiltrakis Vice-President ..... .,.......,...... J ack Merrill Representatives .,.... .................... T om Meyers Karolyn Handelman Secretary Y.......... ..,..... K arolyn Handelman Librarian ......, .............. B arbara Larsen The orchestra serves the school by play- ing for assemblies, performing at the senior play, playing for Baccalaureate and Graduation. The orchestra presents two concerts each year, a formal concert held in the winter and a '4Pops Concert held in the spring. The orchestra is under the direction of Mr. Robert Kellogg. .SJOLI-HC! .sgyri fell! President ......,..,... ......, ,.,........... D 0 uglas Cook Vice-President ......, ...................,.. T homas West Advisor ............,.....,.......,........... Mr. Andrew Ciampa This newly formed club seeks to in- struct its members in the operation of the school sound system and related equipment. The members operate the equipment as a service to the school. 2 F Q S if if F 2 r 1 5 'E Ei E H 4 ff 5 il' E E 2 2 E 2 v if 'af E N Q rf R sf Y fl 3 E 3 2 2 5 .4 ,. v gp ' 1 2., b V' l ' 1 2 ,Q fu K z ,A 'A 2 ' f tai fe AS F L .,. W V154 M22 e N, N A :Q mlw , X ,,,A 4 l U I ELEM '-ig: iffy A i y y 5 -ix -Q X 4 . S 173552 X ' I - v:.::Q .M i l ' 1 i ' H ' ai H A 'd i fy , y VYVV x.,h S .W uni Q ii V' A Q . , . Am? ' mm Y VA 2 '. 4 may A Q I Q fm A A . ff f I '.4 ' f . Q V .- .w- f 41? ,lbs 1 5 f f -. V qw, vu. wi .r I 4+ ww ' 51 V A . N 1. 4' .L 1 .6 - kr 'K S255 A r , M 1 A N 1 ,, f f i 'Nm , K V, ,tw ,, w if A-it 1 Lx 5 G Q 1 gi' I fi 'gjillfsj 3:6131 Jlffifp : if Q f ':u3f?f if fmi f 1 K F3 lu? haf g , 4 k,..,Q 4 Jafvyn- ,Z ji vita is K hx ii IS A,f.1f. W 4 Q K1 , ff ,JF , 'fwisaf ,f 2,15 mf , 5- .W . , 36 xg M, av PM g X d ' M aww, ' 4. LI 0,456 .7M5 ,, K uy- ,, avg: Iwi, x . , Ms in 'Y' 3 ml tw? .F ,VY Q-u .121 Wm .ff G Q U jootlaf ey f h e cf is? 2 , f I ' is ii? L -7 R 37 5 , 5 Jia ...f.2f:i:2' gg 31, K K W if K .. . T va 5 K 1 Q I I . Top row, left to right: Coach Peter Saharko, R. Cortazzo, R. Piotrowics, E. Field, R. Doochack, D. Matrox, D. Lant. Second row: W. Heinzer, R, Roskell, S. Lippincott, J. Dugan, R. Koblis, R. Eskesen, S. Marce. Bottom row: E. Heiney, D. Curtin, C. Schilling, F. Haberland, W. Mistove, D. Loveland, J. Maffelt, C. Snyder. I , - ., ,Y , 4: I L r jwirdra 'C Left to right: Rose Marie Kilishek, Norma Monlross, Jeanne Repka, Carol Shaw, Madeline Tranosky, Ann Dencklau, Car- olee Vollono, Mary Vidota, Vivien Kropewnicki, Jacki Marien- schek, Georgette Belanger fAssistant Majoreltel, Lynne Bul- lock, Phyllis Roth fHead Maj0retteJ. Robert Wilkinson, Coach. Bottom row: S. Cortazzo, R. Schneeberger, T. Moody, T. Holcombe C. Chingery. Top row: D. Folk, R. Merritt, T. Pugliese, B. Bartholomew, H. Getz, M Derewicz, C. Redrup, P. Gerolstein, T. West lManagerJ. amify gadedaf 7, v fffkrf f I T- figffff fem Q16 UL fe! we Wi, fox J' 'ZX JXJL, MH 0 K Q- f 9 fw ,Q Lx xffff 0' gffwfwx C..fz 77 gg- ,- X Left to right: Ted Holcombe, Bob Schneeberger, George Chingery, Steve Cortazzo, Tom Moody, Mr. Robert Wilkinson fC0achD. f QQSLLQ Y?3xE'Ll f ill wg n A Ewa-Q QEIL qg iig? NQEilg K AM,,,,,,,,,,....1.3W?i E545 V-532555 V EIIAI if Q9 1-S9Qi5f EL xiiggw WEQLQ fNQgi5 -.wp The Destroyers turned in one of the best records in history, winning 19 out of 20, as the yearbook went to press, the lone setback being a last-second 62-60 loss to a strong Cranford five. Key to the club's success was the team,s overall balance with all five starters scoring consistently in double figures. Roman 113005 Heleniak led the scorers with a 23-point average, while captain George Chingery was runner- up with a 15-point average. S C 0 R E S St. Peter,s ........ Home .......... Won 71-67 Somerville ........ Home .......... Won 56-54 Madison ....,....... Home .......... Won 62-51 Somerville ....,... Away ............ Won 49-43 Keyport .....,,..... Away ......,..... Won 64-63 Scotch Plains .... Away ..,......... Won 73-57 Metuchen ,.,...., Home .,........ Won 82-63 Highland Park.,Away ............ Won 65-54 No. Plainfield..Home ,.,.,..... Won 66-51 Metuchen ........ Away ........,,.. Won 49-43 Bound Brook ,... Home Cranford ....,..... Away Scotch Plains ..Home No. Plainfield..Away Morris Hills .... Away ..........Won ............Lost ..........W0n ......,.....Won 60-42 60-62 88-73 74-60 ....Won Cancelled Roselle Park .... Home ...,....,. Won 67-59 Matawan .......... Home .......... Won 51-32 Bound Brook .... Away ..,..,...... Won 72-47 Highland Park..Home ......,,.. Won 60-48 Princeton .......... Home .......... Won 79-72 Coaches Sahurko and Shello George Chingery , .V . of if KP 1Dee Schneider c. oval , Left to right: Jeanne Matteis, Ruth Hamshar, Goldie Lizak, Maureen Tu- lak, Karen Boyd, Dolores Feno, De- anna Schneider, Barbara Rodrigo. This year's Varsity Squad is composed of four senior and four junior girls who have worked well together in close friendship. As cheerleaders, they were busy making pom- poms for football games, giving pep-rallies and com- posing new cheers like We Gotta Win. The squad won't easily forget the fun they had marching through town after football games, get- ting out on the court to cheer for that fabulous basketball team, and all the other things done to make their squad one that the school won't easily for- get. Gtfdify 4 'l ff JZ f trye ftrit ,,,,:g. 4,,,,,A- pf' M., sam-,J 1. .. Qgerdaclerd Karen Bard s e . ' , , ,y ' f' . 7'1vL. Nfl,-,,,,,s.4, 'QmnN'., .. ,..4,.,, 141 -Le.,..w.,..o,., ,A ell 4 .fa-'LQ , 1-Q,AJ-14-, 3 't-4252 ..-sfunf J Dolores !Feno 4' MM' an -W7 4' odwafgfl 1 - s - f XA Au. J! . Barbara Rodrigo --..J' .I if 1 if 1 . 'M CAQQPLQCJQIU The Junior Varsity squad con- sisted this year of 3 sophomores and 3 juniors. The main purpose of the squad is to help our J.V. team by hacking them with moralsupport. They really a lot of fun work- ing together 'this year. A Q s - I if H, 1..4'f ' ,HJ ,f X N 'J ,I wr, 'H ' ' -' Q . jf' Front, left to right: Christine Mitchell, Ar- lene Mazur. Back: Janice Sutton, Jean Wycoff, Marie Kropewnicki, Kathy Kane. i ' ,DH-' 1 fs f Tye! row, left to right: Coach Pete Saharko, John Andreasky, Rn er! Roskell, Ronald Eskesen, Ronald Cummings, Herbert Doll, Elmer Heiney, Raymond Cortazzo, Douglas Harper, Girl Rose, Coach. Bottom row: George Voss, Lavern Bretcht- lein, Jim Lamey, Jimmy Dugan, Clarence Reclrup, Walter Eissman. ,W fa , fl' 'Y C 2 I 1 ,rt 'i .ff T90 'K+ v xt' -A-V , 1: G 'President .i ..... Q ...... ..... can em .Deanna ' Schneider Vice-President ..,.. ,,.,,,,,,,,,,, K al-en Boyd Secretary ..,,,,,., Admsor .............. ....... ..........Gladys Suba .......Irene Haydock ...Barbara Rodrigo Lfreqpurer ........... .. Point Manager .... ..... .Catherine Chiarell ,CAA 'A ii X 4 This organization aims to :encourage whole- some competition in girls' sports with fun and recreation as a by-product. There is activity for every girl, and all that is necessary is a desire to participate and co-operate. S' xi :Q 3 Ye 'Q K, 2, -F ,L af al Vi fi in if K, 2 ke v. M 1 v Q5 2? ig, Q. if A 2 9 3 V 5 , 5 fi if 5 Fi 3' 5 Q 91 k ... ,X 1, 3 Sf. 25 p w :za Q wig fn. S, Qs , iw? 1 ua um af. r an xv.. iihfi. Q51 i.?Q ....,hg, Vi. v . 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Miss Hisako Shimazu, of Osaka, Japan, and Mr. Sai Sang Toom of Taunggyi, Burma, arrived in Dunellen on January 15. Miss Shimazu was the guest of Phyllis Roth, 375 New Market Rd., Dunellen, and Mr. Toom of Ted Holcombe of 28 Church St., New Mar- ket. Both hosts were members of the senior class. Miss Shimazu, 18, is a third year student of Tezukayama Gaukin School in Osaka, Japan. The war years have left bitter memories, but she recalls a happy childhood spent with her grandparents who managed a large well-known department store near Tokyo. Miss Shimazu enjoys reading, music and the movies. Mr. Sai Sang Toom, a student at Kambawsa College, Taunggyi, Burma, has just turned 16. When the Japanese occupied Burma, his family was forced to live in the forests and subsist on wild animals and fruits. At the end of the war he was sent to India for an education, then to Kambawsa College. After a year there he learned that his father was ambushed and killed. Mr. Toom's hobby is stamp collecting. His ambition is to become an engineer. Mr. Toom says: 6'Burma will need engineers to bring it to a modern standard with bridges, buildings, and above all a new and better civilization. A student committee was formed to plan a schedule of activities for the visitors. Members of this committee were: Phyllis Roth, Deanna Schneider, Frances Roberts, Lucy Wiltrakis, George Chingery, Ted Holcombe, Curt Hare, and Fred Henry. Some of the activities planned were a faculty introductory tea, an assembly program, a party and dinner for the visiting students and the host families. Sai and Host Host family Sai Sang Toon and Hisako Shimazu Meeting the Administration 1 L Y nr Ax- ? it fs, s hunk 1 .mmf :1 1 Sf - Wg t ,5 lm 'K fa W Z i , k i QQ! QT' Q 0- ,ID ' ,fs -L J if jffg f Z ,ZX -fl 60I1IP6h'lenfJ 0 RT COLOR PRI TI CUMP NY 24i -Ly- ZX ff if E54 ja 2 xx ,Q-1' 2 -2.2 l .fx -Qt ix, -QQ gg V A 5 ...ix .J ,I - ,Q -1 -. 'R ' Q fp xg , M f--' ' ' JR V QLZN xx .-., 'J'-ff N - - , . 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These expenditures have helped provide jobs in many Gil other industries and have contributed to an ever-increasing standard of living for the people of this community. Johns-Manville is proud to he a neighbor in an area as progressive and as American as this. Johns-Manville, Manville Plant DU 2-5899 DUNEILEN PHOT0 SHUI' RA Y PHOTOG LH . I COMPLIMENTS Cameras 0 Photo Supplies 0 Prmtzng Enlarging 0 Photostats O Projector Rentals 369-373 North Ave. Dunellen, N. J. 0F DUNELLEN BOUND BROOK Bl0CK'S MARKET TUWN SHOP DUNELLEN 367 NORTH AVE. 409 E. MAIN ST. DUNELLEN BOUND BROOK Phone SO 8-2110 BROOKSIDE CREAMERY SOUTH MAIN STREET MANVILLE NEW JERSEY DUNELLEN LUMBER 8. COAL CO. FUEL OIL 0 HARDWARE MASON MATERIALS 249 North Avenue DU 2-6890 PETRONE'S SHOE STORE SL REPAIRING ...... ....... M ain Street, Manville, N. J. DAVE'S MEN'S 82 BOYS' SHOP ................... ......................... M anville, N. J. B R U N N R A D I O ...,..,......,............,..,........... ...................... 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