East Orange High School - Syllabus Yearbook (East Orange, NJ)
- Class of 1954
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I 'ur F' ,5 .. -.1-Y. . 5 ' . 5,-' 1,19 .. , ..i....L 3,f,7i I. A,,,'Y 15.76. mf.: si V., -in ,L Sfvfif .'fin-,ilTT3?E'iiJVg:as -,-ASQ? In I E, -. K. . , A 4-44 , - x- x'lL 1 .I. 4 'Pv . r f. ' Dt: . 4 ,-42 K 'A .5 , ' . 2- .' 'xihjl Nfffx - LQ '-2'-'v,i:g - 2 Q 445, ,gc-:Avg--- , 1 0 We, the members of the Class of 1954, feel honored to dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Gertrude B. Jennings, who retired at the close of the first semester. Born in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, Mrs. Jennings attended the East Stroudsburg Teachers' College, Drexel Institute in Philadelphia, and received her degree at Teachers, Col- lege, Columbia University. A teacher of home economics and mod- ern living, Mrs. Jennings has watched the department grow from cooking and sew- ing to its present status. The department now ofers a course for boys in addition f. sam' fwasswswmsgfyi. , .. Maw , ,me 1 ,.g,ii,Q1JiLW.. ' ' M V '5 .:1w:f i':::'a'mmwm.. .... ,... .. ,, g g ..., .x v-we - .c ' , Y ' Q.. 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S we Qs Qokw W W- f ff WGN 51232 'ffks milf' O Our yearbook is actually a collection of the memories of our high-school days preserved through the magic of immortal pictures and prose. With this in mind, we chose a scrapbook as the theme for ?f'? 2M. :f?5t-in fml Szef5lfez,effL5T3f5s5fin- f- T , 1 y -, the 1954 Syllabusg and we proudly pre- sent this record of the many uscrapsn of our young lives, which for each of us becomes the concrete symbol of our four years in East Orange High School. Habus Board Barbara Brenner 4 .loan Carter Eric Denardo Justine Tunis Shirley Trautner s Page Five DR. HENRY E. KENTOPP Superintendent of Schools LEWIS B. KNIGHT Principal THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Right: Mr. William Hoffman, Mr. Frank Klein, Mrs. George Ross Starr fPres tl, Mr. Frederick B. Duncan fVice-Presidentl, Maurice N. Trainer. MEMBERS OF THE HAROLD I. PALMER, A.M. Associate Principal DEPARTMENT OF GUIDANCE GEORGE A. SWOYER, M.S. in Ed. Administrative Assistant DON S. HITCHNER, M. Ed. Administrative Assistant A ELLEN LEINONEN, M.A. Guidance and Social Activities JANE PERRY, B.S., A.M. Guidance and Chairman, Girls' Department of Physical Education HARULD K. SMITH, M. Ed. Guidance and Social Studies A A A : ... w w 2 N1 ..,,.V 5 .W T P2255 . l A-Q. :jf Eff, ' - W na. wif., - ' .::f,',.t- A gfa, TEEN ff 1:15655 X f. Y' 4 , V X Q., .3 '. K, 'KA I ,MF L A 4... v 1- ., 5.1 K . 413 Q es . 'J 3 .. ,fun if . s ..Q. I ww 'Mfrs Q93 . 3, X . Alec 3 Q S.. t X 14 A YT ESS?-C A f K A X sz 255 3 S AX ' FQ- . Q,-v,m.m1 , . 'gi' Q gems? A ., bl' -f .. ni , -5:-I . -, V 'S'-Y ' 'zz I 4 , 2-'iff A f 1' - ?.,5,,..af' we 1 Y ff i'f?', . 11 2. 2 f I Page Eight A ,W M 'R Sak vlgkilx QR Sig RW ssl? ws? A Ms X., 5. jg mf f .ZF . Q , g Lgg fi . f',f:'Ef:N : ' lfiz 557 V . ' me - 5-T. gif!-35iN'E,E.1 1:sm: ,. x Awf'x'NV 2 lX.E:',,,:ffl. 3 -'-' . T Qggigffl .fi , n 3? Y . 1 K 1 s, Eta , . ' is sf . 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A.B., B.S., English BODENSCHATZ, WALTER ..... ..-N...-.................- .... .........- AM., English BOWDEN, PAUL W. .-..W.,....s....,..............-...-.. A.B., M.Ed., English BRAGG, MARION K. ...... .... ................................................,.. M.A., English BRISCOE, RONALD .... ..........-............,....,..,...,.........-....-........- M.A., Science CAPRARO, FRANCES ......-...........,.,..................,.. B.S. in Ed., English CODEY, NATALIE D. ................,....................,....... Assistant Secretary COFFIN, THERON E. .......... .... - .... ,. .... ....,.. .... -...... .... . .... . .... -..,. A.B., English DAVIS, ELSIE P. I .... .. .........,................-... .............. Accompanist, Music DAVIS, FRANK E. ....... .... M. .... ...-.......-..-.-.--... M.A., Foreign Languages DAWSON, CHESTER S. ..............t...,.........,............... M.A., Social Studies DeMARZO, FIORENTINO A. ..-.,.... DePAMPHILIS, C. ARNOLD ..,....... ..,...-... 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WEE WVSN 11+ FACULTY HAHN, CHESTER N. .....,......,....,.,. HALPIN, FRANK S. ,...--............,.,...s. .... - .... ...... .... -......-- HAMMOND, CHARLES -..........-............,....- HELLWIG, EUGENE ...,-.......-.....--........ .... -.., .... ,................... HERRON, GOODSELL W. ...... .... .....,.....-.............-...,...,... A HOAGLAND, MATILD HOSMER, DONALD E. HUTSON, DONALD M. .... L..- .... ............-..................,... R. -.....,...................t- B.S., Science and Mathematics Ed.M., English B.S. in Ed., Mathematics A.B., Science MA., Science Assistant Secretary A.M., Foreign Languages, Head Industrial Arts JENNINGS, GERTRUDE B. -...- ..... -.-......... ..... B.S., Home Economics JONES, HERALD A. - .... ............. Music Bach., M.A., Vocal Musk KERR, JANE E. -..-........-.. ...,..... .... . .... ...,...... B.A., Assistant Secretary LARSEN, MIRIAM B. ...... .... M.................,...m.,........-...........-. LENNOX, JOSEPHINE M. .... -... R.N., Nurse .,................. A.M., Home Economics LePORI, ARTHUR A. ,.......-............ .... . .... -......... M.A., Mathematics, Head LEWIS, EDWIN D. ....c..q. M.A. in Phys. Ed., Physical Education LOESCH, MORGAN T. ..... -.... .... ..,.....,....,.................,..... MA., English LDNDELL, EVELYN .... -...,. .... . .... , .... . .... ... .......- MASON, MARGARET M. -... .... -....e.... .... . .... .....-......... MASSIAH, MURIEL E. -.... .... . .... . .... ..,...--....... MAZZOLA, ELIZABETH M. MILNER, FRANCES D. .... ....,- .... -...-..... MOHN, WILLARD H. .........-............... M.A., Home Economics A.B., Mathematics Secretary to the Principal ....,......,........ M.A., Foreign Languages BS., M.A., Business Education MA., Speech and Dramatics av 1.58 ,. , ,, e . ...Qs ts. f . .gf fs. . .Qi Qi kk ,X 2 A 27,24 . . 'fs e . Y lf i GJ X , 5 ' . - 4.25 ' :.,Agf,,,g feffwicg, -.5 s w f , Ni. -Has -A A : is .yf i ': .'Q' ..3! N ki ' L 'Q ! .5fn'LL-L IQ If - :iii flf' ' 'R' . 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M.A., Social Studies RICCIARDI, GLORIA ..... - ..., -...,. ROBINSON, GEORGE B ..., .... - ..... B.S., Physical Education M.A., Social Studies, Head ROBINSON, LUCILLE G. .... .................,....,. .... ...... .... .......... A.B., English RUBRECHT, RUSSELL P. .............,........-.......... Ed.M., Industrial Arts SCOTT, EDNA ..... ...,....-....,...... .... . .... . .... .....s..- .... B.S., Physical Education SECOL, TEPHEN J. .... ....... B.S. in Ed., M.B.A., Business Education k-S LESWORTH, MELVIN C. .....................,. M.A., Social Studies SLIKER, NELSON S. ..................,.. STACEY, RUTH DeM. ,........-.,..,...........,.... A.B., Business Education STUART, HUGH M. .......,,,..-......,.-,,.. SUTLIFF, EDITH F. ....-..,...... ...... .. Ed.M., Business Education M.A., Instrumental Music .,. .... ......... Assistant Secretary TABER, HELEN G. ...M .... ...-..M...,.-,.......-...............,. B.S., Applied Art TOWLE, PHILIP I. ..-.-.a,.-..,. B.B.A., UPHAM, DOROTHY A. VAALA, MARGARET L. Business Education, Head ...........,..--.........,...-.........,....-....... M.A., Fine Arts -.............. .... ...............,. A.B., Foreign Languages VAN DERVEER, HAZEL A. -...-....s...,..... .... S.B., Business Education WOLVERTON, HOWARD, JR. ...,. .... ..... .. .... ....... M.Ed., Social Studies In Memoriam CHARLES E. RICH OCTOBER 15, 1955 0 The students of East Orange High School pay grate- ful tribute to the memory of Charles E. Rich, a custodian here since August, 1943, and the head since 1945. Through the years we shall recall his constant efforts for our physical well-being, no matter how careless and thoughtless we had been with our gum and paper scraps. And especially we shall remember his kindly smile and friendly greeting, even when he must have been suffering. We give him now our sincere thanks for his part in our education: the lessons of forbearance and friendliness. - IN MEMORIAM KILLED IN THE KOREAN JOHN RICHARD WILSON CHARLES EADS COON S ,............... GEORGE HOSSACK GRANT ......... ............ WALTER SHORTS .....,..................,. RAYMOND DOLAN ............................ ........... RICHARD G. MOCKSFIELD ............ ,.......... JOHN LEO SHERIDAN .............. ROBERT A. DUNN ............ WAR Class of 1934 Class of 1944 Class of 1946 Class of 1946 Class of 1947 Class of 1950 Class of 1951 Class of 1952 Page Eleve Syllabus Editorial Staff 0 Row If A Coleman, R. Campesi, D. Gfroerer, L. Yerg, E. Denardo E Luehman S Youn Row 2 D s - , - E. I J. Morris, L. Clendin ning, A. Froelich, R. Felsenheld, W. Smith, R. Feder, A. Geflin ger, S. Maguire, E. Keller. Row 3: M. Baer, E. Quinn, T. Womack, W. Lunden, L. Willcox, D. Cavallo, R. Greene, D. Stritmater. R AEE-:EE5:23isis?sssa.assessR-iasiEs2!5E5s5.E.tEEE5.I uiiaiiffssii55:::zg::::i:5.g:::5:EI:' Page Twelve The Staff of the Syllabus Editor-in-chief ................. - ...................... N ................................... ERIC DENARDO Business Managers ............ .......... B ARBARA BRENNER, JOAN CARTER Advertising Managers ........... ........ S HIRLEY TRAUTNER, JUSTINE TUNIS Assistant Editor .......................... , ........................ ......................................................... D AVID STRITMATER Assistant Business Managers ..... .. ................................ INEZ DIAZ, DIANE MERRILL Assistant Advertising Managers .................. MAUREEN SCHNEYER, BEVERLY BALDWIN Senior Editor .................... . ................................. .................................................... - ..... ,..... E L AINE LUEHMAN Class H Istortan ...,................... - .................... ................................................................................ E LAINE KELLER Class Prophecy ........... Boys' W rite-ups ............ Girls' Write-u ps ......... Activities Editors Sports Editor .... .......... . Art Editors .............. t.. Junior Editor ........ Sophomore Editor .......... Freshman Editor ........ Typists ............,................ O ANNE MORRIS DAVID GFROERER CChairmanJ, MICHAEL BAER, DOMINIC CAVALLO, ROBERT GREENE, WILLIAM LUNDEN, EDWARD QUINN, LOUIS WILLCOX LINDA YERO, lChairmanl, LUcILE CLENDINNING, ANITA COLEMAN, ANN GEFFINGER, TERESA WO- MACK, SUE YOUNG ROSE MARIE CAMPESI, ALEX F ROLICH ROBERT FELSENHELD SUE PENDLETON, EDWARD BATHMAN, FRED KULLMAN, JOAN HUccINs DAvID STRITMATER SALLEY MAGUIRE WAYNE SMITH ELAINE LUEHMAN, SALLY MADUIRE, SHIRLEY TRAUTNER, LINDA YERG X sa Ur' P, 1 A ,r- ' ... 3 M 2. ' 042' ,sv ,Q .QW , A Akliw 35? 1? 3 if gfiaw ,, 3 ,. 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SE Housing Gum-:NB ELMSE LUEHMALN L V 0 8 4,0 W ALAA HOFIELI3 V Av :. A sk 4 L K K Q fs 7. L N A Q 2 ',.: ' , .- ! M IV if . QERX2MwWf!' .H wExS3Wfg5Qf55 ik? QXQSTS sQxSEifMQ 0 , .,, , .:-f . . :ff 1? ., ' Q Vx 1 t., v, . 'HAD w ., l 1 .. .1 - A X . A W' jf ' iii'--:SI--21 A 5, 5 i ff I if llli C is C Ps f -.L , K fix . - F iz, fi t M 335 - ' K 2 3 1 H ,O 2 r 'P I r f ! N 1 x r ij n 5 .,......,I Q , if X exam! .,., . f Y g ,.,. H X AJ! l S y 4 b ag If Ypjv :L 1 at 'X ' I .l ex, 3- f . 9 lt- 2 Q WT rf Egg... 5 z Y .R if X Q tis Q i N ., .. lxea. , , . . .' ' ., ' sf. .. A..---so we .xgS'Q..f sua ve . ' - . 5 ,, . ,..: 5 . ,.., , ,. Q. .K ks. li ev? s fo f ... K . 9 I . W w I 1 . . ANTHONY JOSEPH ADORNO General U.S. Navy News Salesman 2, 3, 4g C. P. 3. Tony's Navy bound-doesn't care for conceited per- sons-a firm believer in pigeon raising, and a skill- ful artist. f I OWEN AHEARN General Business Pegleg's leisure-time indulgence Kwhatever that isj is horseback riding -a most congenial fellow-his chosen field, that of Certified Prothetist and Orthotist. KIA ANAGNOSTIS Bus. Ed. Upsala C. P. 33 Student Council 23 .lunior Aides 1, 2, 33 Syllabus 4. Peppy Kia enjoys dancing-likes the initials B. J. C. land the owner?-wants to live in an extremely modern dream house with that certain someone. WALTER ARASIMOWICZ Col. Prep. School Track 3g C. P. 3g Student Council 2. Roz is en-route toward being a golf pro-knows how to enjoy life-leisure time spent at the park. ROBERT JOHN ARMENTO Col. Prep. College Hi-Y 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4g Baseball 2, 3, 4g Student Council Vice-Pres. 4. Bob can usually be found at Schro-Theers-quiet but explosive-especially likes summer vacations, but could do without exams. CAROL JANE ASSELMEYER Bus. Ed. Business Swimming 1. Modest Red doesn't like her nickname one bit- likes going to the shore and movies-a sweet person. HUGO H. BAECKER, JR. COL PNP- Undecided Really loyal to the.Boston Red Sox and the Cleveland Browns-full of fun, works hardr at the New Amster- A dam Casualty Co.-a willing companion. MICHAEL BAER Col. Prep. College International Relations Club 2, 3, 4g Syllabus 4g News l, Z, 3, Sports Ed. 4. .lovial Mike seems to possess a sagacious remark for any situation-a born comedian-desires to become a J p blic relations dgector. Bill? IW 275 'f 2 mn li! if 47 lid ollgcsffffl 5.411 Um f-GG if U 107 1 A . Cyndi gll7flfhdQ 'fM,f,fabGQyj,jq Z ,dn wily! ,wig pm if 1, ,axle f fa- Bday MARILYN BAKER Bus. Ed. ' Business Lin longs to be a secretary-can usually be seen at the movies with her friends-very jolly with the girls. JANET LOUISE BALL Bus. Ed. Business Volley Ball lg Modern Dance 1 lboth at V. L. D33 S. H. Council 3, 4. Blondie's pet like is being engaged to F rank- talkative people annoy her-to know her is to like her. MARY Lou BARNES Bus. Ed. Business Lu-Lu is a great girl to know-enjoys those hours with her friends--will be a fine court stenographer some day. ETHEL MAE BARTLETT Bus. Ed. Panzer G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4g Hockey 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1., 2, 3, 4: C. P. 3, 4. Lil Bott's pleasant smile is always ready-she doesn't like people who think they're always riglu--- wants to be a teacher of physical education. EDWARD R. BATHMAN Bus. Ed. Newark School of Industrial Art January Talent Showg C. P. 4. Eddie is on his way to the Newark School of Industrial Arts-wants that hot rod Ford desperately-someone everybody likes. WILLIE BEARD, JR. ' General Undecided 1unior's the coolest -loves that modern jazz, elpe- cially those jam sessions with Eddie-a lively com- panion. z5TRfvfilalQg+ligif3?l SL Music d nt oun 'l , F a I . ' piritilals f C o s. r. 'ice es. . i ' tea 's pe Q, two-twenty t -intends t nt' te ' Ilslfini Cole's wor str: es to seek th hei s of me. I FLORENCE BERTOLDO Col. Prep. Coll ge Los Cervantinos 4: Italian Club 3, 4: S. H. Council 3, 4g News 3, 4. Likeable Flo gets along with everyone-loves lien parties with the girls-can't stand those concetterl boys. Page Seventeen GLENDA CHARLYNE BIELSER Bus. Ed. Business Trio l lin -Kausaslg Hockey 2 lin Svottlg S. H. Council 4. Bunny loves those tall blond boys-hopes to be a policewoman-a welcome import from Kansas. WILLIAM ,L ,L 33,11- Col. Prep. lkge Physics Club 33 Chess ' The Dodgers find no Qoggr ' . il - pairing pianos in his' spare t' e gentle- man and an interesting comp I' . LORRAINE WITHERS BOND Bus. Ed. I Business School Modern Dance 23 C. P. 3, 4. Shorty does much reading-desires to become a pri- vate secretary-a mild-mannered, movie-loving girl. PATRICIA ANN BRAUN ' Col. Prep. Undecided C. P. 1 45. Orange! 3 Usher Squad 3, 43 International Relations Club 4g S. H. Council 3, Vice-Pres. 4. Viracious Patti dreams of owning a 1954 Chevy con- vertible-enjoys cruising with the girls in Bruno - will make some one lRalphJ a sensational spouse. BARBARA LEE BRENNER Future Tealllers of -huerica .3 Treas 4' Syllabus Busi ness Managel 4 Petite, energetic Bobi will be a favorite with the kindergartners as their teacher-usually seen with Winkie-has a smile for everyone. Col. Prep. College Tri-Hi-Y 3, Pres. 45 Los Cervantinos 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4: 'A ' . ' , . , - 1 , . 1 I I ERNESTINE BRIMAGE General Undecided Usher Squad 33 Modern Dance 3. An industrious miss, Ernie desires to be a dietician- spends time writing letters-favors muslc as a pet like. WILLIAM BURDETTE BROOKS General Undecided Track l INQ-wark Te1'h.l, 3, -I-3 Football 2, 3, 4g C. P. 4. Always laughing and joking, Bill aims to be a con- tractor-usually seen enjoying life-favorite pastimes are eating and resting. V CLINTON L. BROWN General Business Track 2: Football l, 2. Buster loves those girls, girls, girls-is tops in the popularity parade-hopes to go into business someday. Page Eighteen f-ig-'lgf-f ' M W . . . V . 1 .1 R. , M, A Us ,, . . N .dwg 535 11' Y 'V Hiifiges- , fctt , , -x :-. Lzfjilgi 5 :W 1:1 K f gz lzxz 3 1 - Self! ' i f - 'sz .jliiff gap 1: K 7 -Y 'iii i 1-If ,,, A I .O - , A , A K 5 ,. . A, 1 '-S . ' --f ' - :--6-if 2 :Si--iff., ZZ, ILT? 3 . Y E's. ...t' 5-- lf ' L. - 7 NF ,gf ::-W w N... v L ' W-. :i'g5l -:'l. 5- Z .. gg. ,fifsifl 11 J. ffgw Fifi ee '45 , ' r, 'tw Jig' fi: -eww :ii XX 9 eff .QL JMB -1 f 'R -- wgzfzf, Ag ,, ., .... . .... . .-.J .. ,, .. , ,ts 'Hsi n ' Lgfwq r n, k .2 r- ,. .. ..,..,,,,g.,,..z:,, A-an 5. XX - X, ,Q - -J.. fe- e., .Y .-sms ,s I., 1. his , . ---f V is .Qsf.S.mgSf.. . . . is in-as T-if - 1. ' A -- Ii J is ' -- A A l A R A A - I . N - - 1 1 1 .f 1 . - M212-...zfsYg,2sQ?,,.. ew, - - 5 1 , ,itz 4 , A 1 t 1- . O . I ' , A I I 1 I , i - Q 355252 1 . f , . , , H...-ps,f.s..c . . sm 4 nf ses Q1 1 fue. . . . . . New ,V ' , - . WILLIAM A. BRUNNER us. Ed. Undecided ill spends his leisure time fishing-a congenial com- anion-wants to be a printer and can be found in he print shop after school. DAVID BUCKLEY 'eneral U.S. Marines rack 1, 2, 3, 43 Football l, 2, 3g Sox-cerg C. P. 3. W ave's big hope is to be that polished play-boy-he's rlways joking and ready to laugh--found after school rt Schro-Theers. ROLAND BURGER JR. Col. Prep. U.S. Navy Cross Country 1, 2g Basketball 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 C. P. 2, 3. Roe wants to become a dilettante, whatever that is -likes his blondes petite-is planning to join the Navy. MARIE BURKIIART Col. Prep. Undecided Girls' Athletic Club 3g Spring Festival 3 fboth in Dunmore Highl. A newcomer to E. 0. H. S., Marie wants to be a nurse ikes dancing and the movies-can be seen always ith her twin. MARLENE BURKHART ol. Prep. Undecided irls' Athletic Club 33 Spring Festival 3 lboth in unmore Highl . Marlene enjoys going to the movies-likes dancing and skating-wants to enter nursing school with Marie. DANIEL BURRELL Ceheral' Bus. Ed. anny's desire is to own his own business-likes to 0 to parties-discrete in attitude toward others. JAMES LEE BURRELL ol. Prep. Rutgers os Cervantinos 1, 2. ames is the jazz lover-dislikes hillbilly music- harmacy is to be his vocation, his avocation, visiting is friends. EDWARD BYRNE eneral Undecided aseball lg Basketball 2, 3g Football fall at Immacu- ate Conceptionl. d will go far in the business world-spends leisure ime playing sports-quiet and unassuming. 5 3-1, ,. .. . , . ,, W . .L ft - . 5 ?1??... LY. ' ' . ... . .M .... , H , W l, . 1' if? UAV? . ., Y s 'HY . sf N as , xx 'S gg V f Qi GEORGE CALLAWAY General Business Football 2, 3, 4. X Boy Boy goes for sleeping and eating-dislikes talkative people-looks forward to becoming a me- c anic. RosE MARIE CAMPESI Col. Prep. College French Club 2., 3, Sec. 4g Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g S. H. Council 3, 4: News 2, 3, Feature Ed. 4. As a teacher, vivacious Rosy will make her students' lives a joy-loves fiddling around at the piano-dis- likes critics of her tennis-playing. ANN THEBESE CARON General Newark School of Arts S. H. Council 35 C. P. 3, 4. Denny has a common horror for hockey-likes tc spend time dancing-an excellent artist. DANIEL CARTER General Undecided News Salesman 1, 2. Danny's a real sport fan-lots of fun to be with- spends much of his time reading and going to the movies. JOAN ZERLEASE CARTER L Col. Prep. College Girls' Court 3, Chief Justice 4g Syllabus Co-Business ?,Man. 43 Red Cross Council 3, Co-Chairman 45 Future Teachers of America 3, Pres. 4. .loan aims to teach-likes to mambo-a well-informed lady with a pleasing smile and a friendly air. J OHN CARTER Col. Prep. Purdue Chess Club 2, 3g Physics Club 33 Crafts Club 23 Los Cervantinos 2. Engineering is .lohn's life goal-he likes to sleep of that nauseating feeling caused by homework-a pleasant guy. SRIRLEE ANN CARUSO Bus. Ed. Secretarial School Usher Squad 23 Library Club 2, 33 C. P. 3, 4. Friendly Shirl loves to dance-strives to do as well as Ann Miller does-likes to pass the time with that certain Imperial. TERESA CAssoNE BUS- Ed- Business garisly Slripers QV. L. D.lg Baseballg Basketballg Terry spends her leisure time collecting records- likes especially dancing and the Army-can always be seen laughing. DoM1N1cK CAvALLo Col. Prep. Newark College of Engineering Projectionists 2, 3, Co-Pres. 4g Football 1, 2,33 Stu- dent Counril 3, 43 Canteen Comm. 3, 4. Dom is usually with the Projectionist cart or a very nice girl-will make an excellent chemical engineer -always ready to have fun. CONSTANCE RovELLA CHAMBERS General City Hospital Soft Ball 13 Swimming 2g News 3g Modern Dance 1, 3. Connie is quite a mambo dancer-will never be found wearing knee socks--happy and sweet, she'll be a wonderful nurse. DOROTHY CHAMBERS Bus. Ed. Business Dot enjoys West Orange company-desiresr to ,be a stenographer for a.lawyer-a- pleasing fith a nice personality 51 V Q, ' My ji H -4! f ff :j,f1,U 7,14 'V 4 ,., ' - If 1. .- t n76,j'g'fCH4Fl3,1I SE4gH,,E1iA41n'LE11 s f.Col.!Prep. 2jj7 ' I JVC' W, f ' ' College Clless Club 2, 3,1-LA Tra :4g: Foothill 2. An5,,quJaiiol.ap0yf,.nzf5lo, 19? Pberfghisk Dick, halt knob?-his amzwiob., is tio, teaeh history-a good- nathred fellour I ,,-' !.,.L!,g,f?C f I LEWIS CHASE General College Tennis 1, 2, 3, Capt. 45 Soccer 3, 43 Basketball 2, 4. Pleasant Skip will be the extra fine phys. ed. in- structor-always ready to spark up a party-usually busy with sports. JANET ADELE CLARK Bus. Ed. Pioneer Business College Swimming 2, 4g Basketball 2, 4g Volleyball 2, 43 Hockey 4. J. C. has a weakness for boys-hopes to be the best medical secretary in the business-has fun wherever she goes. SYLVIA CLARK Col. Prep. Nursing School f'A pretty girl fSylD is like a melody -a certain suc- cess in nursing with her quiet, winning way-enjoys good books and good music. LUCILE CLENDINNING Col Prep. College Y 3, Tres. 4: International Relations Club 3, 43 Girls' Court 3, 43 Syllabus 4. Friendly Lucy is liked by all-has her eye on a career in history or chemical research-can often be found working in 228. Page Twenty-One SHIRLEY CATHERINE CLIFFORD Bus. Ed. Undecided Student Council 43 C. P. 3, 43 News 2, 3: Usher Squad 4. With her sunny personality, Shirl will be n good private secretary-usually in Tommy's arguing with Dodger fans-favors the U. S. Navy. JOHN CLINTON Col. Prep. College International Relations Club 43 Chemistry Club 4: Intramural Football 1, 23 Clee Club 1, 2. lTlIe latter two at Regis H. SJ .lohn is all set to be an engineer-almost blew up the school with his experiments-a thoroughly like- able fellow. RICHARD A. COEN Bus. Ed. Undecided C. P. lg Syllabus 2. Dick loves that cool, cool music like those ja sessions at the Mosque-a sharp dresser with a sensek ol humor-never too busy to chat. General Brandeis Univers tk Football: Basketballg Baseballg C. P. Jolly Macocoa wants to be a globetrotter-lik girls and music--leisure time spent with either a basketball or girls. WILBUR COLE S ANITA WINSLOW COLEMAN Col. Prep. College Los Cervantinos 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g Student Coun- cil 4g Projectionists 2, 3, 4. Attractive, vivacious Anita's spare moments are spent on the Fashion Board at Kresge's-a Charleston and Bunny Hop enthusiast-will make an excellent buyer. DOLORES ELAINE COLANNA Bus. Ed. Latin American Institute Meet Arizonag Enchanted Isle: C. P.g Junior Aides. lAll at V. L. DJ Dee hopes to dance the SWAN LAKE Ballet at the Met-an inseparable pal of Audrey's-aims to please. AsA ALBERT COLYER Bus. Ed. Undecided Ace plays it cool in his Pontiac-doesn't go for the homework-usually seen with Norm or in Schro- Theers. MILDRED LOUISE CONRAD Bus. Ed. Jersey City Medical Center G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, -ig All-State Hockey 1951. Millie is bound to be a success as an X-ray technicuzn -known for her tennis game-a friend to all. Page Tu 'enty-Two ELAYNE GwEN.noLYN Cooks Col. Prep. Teachers' College Los Cervaniinos 3, 49 Swimming 3, 4g Basketball l, 3, 43 Enchanted Isle QV. L. DJ. Cookies likes that modern music-longs to return to grammar school as a teacher-always dons a sweet smile. CAROL COURTRIGHT General Undecided S. H. Council 3. An avid roller skating fan, Corkey wants to skate professionally-loves those canary yellow Cadillacs- a pleasant pal. NORMA CURRY Bus. Ed. Business Norma enjoys doing volunteer work-loves taking occasional cat naps -bound to excel as a private secretary. Louis D,AMORE General Undecided Lou keeps busy alter school, but spends his few leisure hours with the Thorpes' A. C.-is interested in many sports-his solemn look belies a friendly disposition. MARY D'AMoRl-3 Bus. Ed. Undecided C. P. lg News 3, 4g Syllabus lg Usher Squad 2, 3, 4. Merry Mary with her friendly smile, is sure to be a success-spends leisure time in Ritz Soda Shoppe- likes driving her father's car. ROBERT Louis DAv1s, JR. Col. Prep. Newark College of Engineering Baseball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 23 C. P. 45 Syllabus 2. To be an engineer L9 Bob's ambition--a perennial Dodger fan-has a friendly smile coupled with a pleasant personality. ROGER ALAN DAY General U.S. Navy Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3g C. P. 3, 4. Wah-wah would like to be an automobile salesman --an avid Giant fan-likes girls in general and one in particular. EDWARD D1: CAsTRo General Undecided Operetta l, 2. iEdison Jr. High Schooll. Easy Ed hopes to see a lot of the world-has a knack for sketching comics-an extremely popular guy. . - .. ,, .. 'z :. 1 f 1 ' s.:::.. wsiwzmwti-s::w-m .ws-m x V ..., 1 ' ' - . -- sv'f. ., ge . Q Mui. .N ., . AM- gk, U . itwi-15:25-f:.FP:.fz., 51... exft ' . gf., -- - . - p.iss...?..,... x.-.ffm-N-,,.,w,-. . f. ww or sf gf,-.Miele---ft. -if wee, e-H 2, A. wi.. Vx as :CN ' if ,f 'iss - 1 -Qfeziffstw f:s,.1,.:f N e 3, 'lf -7 l FV' :gli-1 5155? M 53245-Q5fa,f,iff if 5. Fx. 1 -35 5635 1 1 J. Vis? lit: ff' ,,,,...,. .Qs-E : -E ss. Xi ess- N. ' 'X Yfllf ' Z4 -' V 31352 Zim . ?s'i,i-, A if A JOHN DE MENA ' Col. Prep. lnsurance Los Cervantinos 2g Red Cross lg Football Man. 2. Meaner , who isn't mean at all, hopes to work for an insurance company-spends his leisure time watch ing T. V.-can be found in the halls with Hugo. ERIC VINCENT DENARDQ Col. Prep. College International Relations Club 3, 4: Chess Club 2, 3, 4. Vice-Pres. 2, 3, Pres. 43 Syllabus 3, Ed.-in-Chief 45 News 3, 4. Eric's a wizard in math-will make an eminent en- gineer-remembered for his excellent job as SYLLA- BUS Editor-in-Chief. JACK DE SANTIS Technical Business Hi-Yg Football 13 Track 1. Jack is keen on becoming a mechanic-always happy -spends his time in the Black and White garage. ANN GLORIA D1 AGOSTINO Bus. Ed. Business G. A. 2, 3, Swimming 2, 33 Student Council 2, 3: C. . 3. Delightful Ann wants to be a good receptlbnist-likes to dance with that certain Imperial -remembered for her sparkling eyes. JOHN DONAHUE Col. Prep. Undecided Truck 3, 43 C. P. 3, 4. .lack likes cars, horses, and women-wants to have u rancho in Southern California-leisure time spenl with Green and White. MURIEL DYCHES General Pioneer Business College Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Baseball 1, 23 Volleyball 1, 2, -lg Hockey 4. Merle aims to be ,loe's private secretary-spends her leisure time listening to the latest records-spirited and vivacious. CATHERINE EACAN Bus. Ed. Busines Bowling 2, 43 Volleyball 2, 33 Basketball 23 News 5 Kay is looking forward to becoming a model-spend much of her spare time riding around in a blue Mel cury-a cute kid with a pleasing disposition. MARY LoU ECKERT Col. Prep. Collega German Club 1, 23 Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Usher Squa4 2, 3, 4g C. P. 3, 4. Homework doesn't rate with our friendly Lulu-sh. has a special liking for red convertibles-hopes tl become a teacher. 1 h AUDREY ELKAS Bus. Ed. Business Chonita, Meet Arizona lV. L. D.Jg Modem Dimce 1. With her ability at figures, Audrey is sure to become a successful accountant-leisure time spent ciuising with Dolores-dislikes working at night. 1' NORMA A. ENG:-:L ' Col. r , Rutgers C. . . 's 'r ' . e armicist-likes hot Juds- sua see h school band at the I otball Q, ,, .. .. . if ' l ' 'lN 17' . , 'te Col. Prep. Co lege W gg. , . , I i Zi izii Buskin and Brush 3, 4g Tennis 2, 3, 4: Student oun- 5' '... I.. A '.ii cil 43 Assembly Chairman 4. To John, the wow possible sauna is the 8:30 beu -he has a warm outlook on life-hopes to be a suc- cessful business man. ,VA.:, A 1, ROBERT LEO THOMAS FAGAN . Q , Bus. Ed. Business ' , ' Syllabus 3, 43 Usher Squad 3. To be a jet pilot is Bob's ambition-a fine companion g he enjoys putting in time with the crowd at Slhro- Theers. K JOSEPH FALGARES General Undeeided Football 1, 2g C. P. 2. Joe's like for lounging around keeps him busy an the Thorpe's A. C.-an example of the easy-going busi- ness man-always ready with a joke. ALFRED FANT General Undecided Football 1, 2, 3, 4. Butch's desire is to be a plumber-quiet and well- mannered-can always be depended upon, especially to play football. . fs 5CX'XQuX 'VN A HQ 5 1 XFRANK FAISEEIE ootball 1 f0ra . 1c,:il3udz8'QlllleT' amen in 'the aggregate-doesn't nc' preciate 228-a j 'endlgglchap who enjoys relaxutio x- rxkcce' Xp-RICHARD ALAN FEDER Col. Prep . C . ollege Hi-Y 2, 3, Pres. 4g Student Council 2, 3, Pres. News 2, 3, 4g Boys' Court 2, 3, 4, Clerk 3. ' Winkie, our renowned G. 0. President, is destine QN,p,rGbaibi-EIQD NE BJ 0' Nunaecidea .ap- ri. 4: clto success as a lawyer-has a warm, witty personality- enjoys life and people. Page Twenty-Five ROBERT ARTHUR FELSENHELD, JR. Col. Prep. College Basketball Man. 3, 43 Student Council 2, 4g News 3, Ed. Assistant 43 Syllabus 4. Bob believes in getting things done-leisure time spent in pursuing life, liberty, and happiness-a fu- ture engineer. JANET FERGUSON Bus. Ed. Business S. H. Council 3, 4. Practical jokers on the telephone don't impress friendly ,lan-writing letters takes up her leisure time-.loves going with Don. FAITH DIANE FERRARA Bus. Ed. Business Hockey, 43 S. H. Council 3, 43 G. A. A. 4. Fer doesn't want to grow old, ever-this popular miss gfcesdto be with Eddie-a beautiful and charming on e. RONALD FILAN Col. Prep. College Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Student Council 4g C. P. 3, 4. Quiet Ron loves sports and the fairer sex-hopes for that engineering position-usually found waiting for vacations or those fabulous week-ends. HOWARD FINE Col. Prep. College Los Cervantinos 23 Physics Club 33 C. P. 43 Student Council 4. Conscientious, thoughtful Howie will someday attain the worldly wisdom he searches for--quick with the joke-likes people who are themselves. ANNE F1scHER Bus. Ed. Business Civics Club 2, 3, 4g Crafts Club 1, 2, Pres. 3g C. P. 3g S. H. Council 3, 4. Annie , an ardent Yankee fan, hopes to become a long distance operator--can't stand the phrase for Pete's sake -has a great sense of humor. MARJoR1E FLAMMER Bus. Ed. Business Junior Aides 1, CV. L. DJ 3 Volleyball3 Meet Arizona 1 QV. L. DJ. Marge, a tranquil miss, longs to be a private secretary -loves buying new clothes-enjoys writing to Bob. EDWARD JAMES FLEMING General Undecided Ed passes away the leisure time with Faith-pet aversion, 228-ambitious for lots of play and little homework. Page Twenty-Six at 'rrp st? QQ WIL ETCHER I r Newark llege of ngineering ic 3 all Man. 33 Syllabus Salesman 2. ' pe! aim is toward architectural engineer- g d 00 A. M. detention, but not parties- er sx rith a sense of humor. CAROL HELEN FOLEY d. Undecided um Aides 1, QV. L. DJ3 Projectionists 2, 3, 4g Tenni . Friendly Carol hopes to be a private secretary-spends her time driving around in her car-always has a ready smile. RUSSELL Fox Col. Prep. Howard U. Listening to records occupies much of Pee Wee's time-he's averse to trifling people-a very friendly pal who hopes sometime to be a doctor. ALFRED C. FREEM, JR. General U.S. .Marines Football 2. Al has aspirations of going into electronics-a pleas- ant, happy-go-lucky fellow-usually found in the halls with Gus and the boys. ALEX L. FROELICH Col. Prep. College Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Co-Chairman 45 Hi-Y 3, Vice- Pres. 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Pres. of Vocal Ensemble 3. A great guy to have for a friend-Alex has displayed boundless energy in serving his school-highly likely to succeed. k-1.L.lF' ic- 'N X '+'+ 4L8EE1-H GARAFFAS If WL, diil.Xl'i?ep. RC' 'hard 90:5 gton Hall U. F tball 2' Truck-2 9-ifliiw' ' QV ' g -' V. J' 2 n . 1oe's great wish is to practice la s it hard to like Mondays at :30, bxur loves .ne'y and women -always laugh: 'iizell liked. 4 . V f5L. 1 ANN PHYLLIS GEFFINGER Col. Prep. Clara Maas Memorial Hospital Cheerleader 3, 4g News 3, 4g Syllabus 44 Red Cross 3. As a future nurse, Ann will be a joy to her patients -usually seen in Michael's with the girls-remem- bered for her peppy service in the cheering squad. GERALD JOHN GEORGE General Undecided .lerry seems set on becoming a carpenter-posesses a vivid admiration for the opposite sex-a club-loving gentleman. 4 f Q--fe . ' 2 if 54. X f' ,f -1 J, if .xi . if: 'VV :g m as 22.11 ta W . ?-fg155,11iis'if . . L TV 4 ' 51lL55. saiW?f ' it 'ffl ' We f, 1 ii ' I -- fl ' li 5 15512: , if . is ' E' T if:--1 xi-Q12 Q' f NANCY LE EYER 3 Col. Pre . College uns u A A 2 VnePres 3 C '- . bl, .,l' . . . , , . , Pre 5 ud Co cil, Sec. 4 ocial ' in. 3, 4. P p r N ce va s to go t lilorn' e of these .- 'Q ,u ' lc l JH 1 to ' 161, s t t rtc oves ose 1 at Point ' Pie' lih1viQy'44rlene-ltciade i e elle G. 0. IP . O DAJI ERER Ll. Prep. U Tufts Rifle ' Zggxlnr . Student Council 2, 3, 43 Vic res. Ili C 43 News 2 3 Front Page wp a e fic a man an inspiring companion- g ,or e e rricular activities. E . . FJ! , , lN'Dav .lo gs osition in industry- ' BARBARA GIANNETTI B d. Business uskin and Brushg Junior Aides QV. L. D.lg S. H. Councilg Syllabus. Petite, vivacious Bobbi will make some boss a good private secr tary-usually seen with that certain some-' Lf o f t ' if' WEN . one isliligx homgxpork of any sort. ' My . Qt C ' .'- EN ENNON l ' e ' AJ' College! 2 ' , Q 4' Foo 1, 2, 3, 43 Boys' Court 3, - Y ff- L c .4. Q 5 1. A Q si e illionaire matches his likingi 'QQ 1 et d friendly-avoids those whoQ - 039' thi t eyge aren't. ' ext I . SHS' O ROSEANN GLENNON Bus. Ed. Business! S. H. Council 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross. N Quiet Rose hopes to be a private secretary to some handsome man-bowling and working take up her spare moments-a friend to all. IRIS FAITH GOLD y Col. Prep. Collegei Spanish.Club 2, 3, Pres. 4g Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 3, 43N Civics Club 3, 4: S. H. Council 3, 4. Sociable, attractive I accomplishes much in her leisurely manner-destined for success as a teacher zreimembered for her excellent job as Spanish Club ea . ROBERT ALLEN GOLDBERG Ol. Prep. College ccer 3, 43 Track 3, -l-3 Student Council 4.7 Ticket Salesman 1, 2, 3, 4. Goldie is still searching for the female goddess cre- ated especially for me --a modest wit-spends spare time in South Orange and Maplewood. H. JOHN GONTER, JR. Bus. Ed. Business Football 23 Baseball 23 C. P. 3, 4. .lolly .lack has trouble getting along with homework -enjoys spare hours at the club-always ready with a good joke. g s g I I , L 5- 53:12 F I - :'., ,K . N y Q I J s .I ' Yi 5 E E X W . ,fem 4 5 1514 if a5??'7AM 41 3, QW axlliiga' B L . 9 Q 2 I as --W - v ,Q y +I I fl ' Ze? . 3 215 S ' s ' 5 W 5 df .1 DOLO ON Bus Ed A popular dep e . r dy to pal In nee ' R E u xx R I '- . 43 , . B bs taking 'I . ' o . New l is ANN GRIFFIN Bus. Ed. Bus addition to our class-a certain success in the ness world-loves good movies. itin ia -. . t s' l G. A. . 1. GV . 'Y Dee hopes to ' I 'e y ll 1 , -' da so l s he ' o I N ' . ' E': ' N I i .N ' :QI X tgers A A .4 . i0 ' P ' v l C ll - . . ci , Q, ' ' rt 2 , Syllab I t ' - cy n ' t e . i cl V ' P lm t I r X 'lege n-a 'lp a f Stu- IS 4. I 0181'- s-al o nce-a ltk ,able iness This gay, auburn-haired colleen makes a plelzsant busi- CATHERINE ELIZABETH HAMPTON Col. Prep. Scl1ool Spanish Club 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Hom-key 3, 43 Spirituals Choir Bus. Man. 2. 1. 2, Cathy writes to Billy in her leisure time-plans to be a social worker-avoids catty females. ELLEN BARTON HARRIS Bus. Ed. Bus Music Appreciation 2 iBaltimore, Md.Jg S. H. eil 4g News Salesman. Ellen writes all those letters to a certain service ifzess Goun- TIN!!! -enjoys nice music-hopes to do well as a private secretary. NORMA MONICA HARRIS Col. Prep. College 33 C. P. 3, 43 S. H. Council 43 is liked by all-loves to read, walk, to music-avoids conceited boys. .g3' SAMUEL HAYES Q eIlKal . Undecided l ,2gTra ,2,3gC.P.1,2. .rnie ants t e a million-leisure time is spent rea ' g spor agazines-a really swell fellow. GUSTAVE TIIOMA HENNAUT Col. Prep. lf 0 ' ' College .L1.F00Ib,t1lyhg Trai ,tllfg P. .IRA C . . a r al ition o' -QxlcflCh qjgick-sp nds t QI susjuot 1,0 rf' . , it ,IF al. h fi h aff- l I jf 3. ..!.?:i.z 1,zi:L',qi., eu. IU 4, V 4 fl! ra U' lv W A, Page Twenybfline vi 'L V I ,YH Aw JMU 'wi JU' H P v - 1 ' g ,ul A Q-J' fl I J. A,,. ffl Ll' VY., f -,'7 J ff. -' - - v JA fl n rp 7 Jvc. REGINA HERBERT Col. Prep. ala llalian Club 3, 4: Modern Dance 1, 2g C. . 1, 2, 34 Cheerleader 3. 4. Reggie desires to be a famous concert the baby blue and uflfte and that certai soccer blonde und petit VER R a n am e likes u -'A ff V P V 0 AT . ,' CULPHM, , C e S ' ' - I' 1- ev ' 1 terl W? L I tno l o . .. . . ' . .I , ,lo y wi e p e 1 h ' l Le - ' b all b t 1 rs-al fav oo ur d 735,64 cglwte o r goor?tif5'eg R ELEANOR MAY HOATSON Bus. Ed. Business Hockey 1, 2, 33 Modern Dance I, 2g Volleyball 1, 25 Basketball 2. Friendly Ellie hopes to be a private secretary-loves to write letters-doesn't look at all like her twin sister. Roman A E OAT ON 'if . Col. Prep clded Civics Llu o ncew 3 4 H. Council 4 f ' ', i ' , M n A , , g : s 1. Roberta longs tha ur ' ca -sp ex ti visiting hospit t w wy un e. use R mfr igijlgxi Col. Prep. elle International Relations u 3 A. 2, Cross Rep 3, 4. Little Hobbs loves music and sports vc boys and girls--desires to become a r i CARRIE Honns ' Col. Prep. Bellevue Medical Center G. A. A. 1, 2, 3g C. P. Pleasant Carrie excels in sports-especially likes music and animals-hopes to achieve her ambition of becoming a registered nurse. CAROL MARIE HOEFELE General Business G. A. A. 3: C. P. 23 News 2, 3. Hoefy lores to ride in horse shows-hopes to own a riding stable-a big-hearted gal. ANNA PATRICIA HOLLEY Col. Prep. College Receptionist 23 Spring Festival 1, 2 iOrange Highl. Pat spends leisure time practicing or talking to that special guy-has theater stars in her eyes-11 pleasant girl. Page Thirty GISELA Honwrrz General Undecided Library Club 2, 3, Pres. 43 International Relations Club 43 C. A. A. 4: Inter-Club Couuci 4., Warm-hearted Cisela is liked by ll know her inspired by good oks-di r d job as head of the Library Club. l 0 GI S Bus. Undecided S.H' ni 4 . ,4-. pdlph .l ' t' ' Iohnn -dislikes tzfgil. plbzljfh Qing y BLANCHE HUGUENIN Bus. Ed. School Club Martes 3, 43 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Modern Dance l, 2, 3, 43 Cheerleader 3, Capt. 4. Blanche dances well and lobes to do it-aims to be a secretary-nimble in all she attempts. ETHEL MARJORIE HUMPHREYS Bus. Ed. Business School Hockey 2, 3g Basketball 2, Modern Dance 23 Spring and Christmas Concerts 2, 3. Etc , the girl with a contagious laugh, hopes to be a stenographer-dislikes conceited girls-enjoys a good time. NANCY MARIE HUNT Bus. Ed. Brooklyn College Little Bite , a pleasant person, aspires to gradua from college-loves nice clothes-stays away from phony people. Roscoe THEODRIE HUNTER Bus. Ed. Armed Forces Football 2: Baseball 33 C. P. 33 Enchanted Isle KV. L. DJ. Iuney's desire is to make the headlines as a pro- athlete-spends leisure time playing basketball-a great kidder. MARGARET MAY JAMOUNEAU General Nursing Swimming l, 2, 3, 43 C. P. 3, 4g S. H. Council 3, 4. Friendly and sweet, Margaret wants to be a physical therapist-avoids noisy people-likes to be with Ioan. REGINALD THEADORE JEFFRIES Col. Prep. College Reggie spends his leisure in sports-has chosen the field of dentistry-jolly and ready with a broad smile. 'Q fl C 0.4 wt, ff N.- MARGERY SUSANNE JENKINS Bus. Ed. Business Civic-s Cluln lg C. P. 3: Usher Squad 2, 3g News 2. .Wargiv has that beautiful complexion-likes writing certain boy in the Air Force-will excel as a LVERIE ORTANIA JOHNSON Col. 'ep. School of Nursing A' Iluln 3, 43 Chemistry Clulr 4g S. H. Council 4. ite a pal is Rie -will go far in the nursing field a friend to all in need. MARLENE JOHNSON General Business Slim, an interesting personality, likes designing clothes and meeting tall boys-hopes to become a fashion designer-avoids those two-timing people. MABEL FLORENCE JONES General Undecided Modern Dance lg Football Program Salesman 1, 2: Softball 4-g C. P. 4. Mabelene is all for the Dodgers-hopes to be a suc- cessful songwriter-a dynamic miss. ELAINE KELLER Col. Prep. College International Relations Club 1, 2, Sec. 3, -lg News 1, 2, 3, Ed.-in-Chief 4g Treas. N. J. Assoc-. of High- School Councils. V ivacious Elaine is determined to write for the New Yorlt IMFS- s lei ure time practicing in the My ding leader tm American Institute J s 1 ' h ure time u ith the Bell Telephone yearns to be an interpreter-a pleasure to M 'L ' DR ANE KENT i ' ,' ' ' I-'I ' .' ', 1lr3q ' l . . 23 . H. Council 3 4' Twirl , M l , . ' lu- n r ' -' ff ' 1 ' n CAROL J EAN KETTENBURG Col. Prep. Newark State Teachers' College Los Cervantiuos 33 Swimming l, 2, 3, 43 S. H. Coun- 4-il 3, 4: Student Council l, 2. Carol's calm and considerate nature will carry her far in teaching-likes a good book-but not those concealed characters. AGNES E. KILEY Col. Prep. Newark State Teachers' College Future Teachers of America 3, -lg Civics Club 43 Pru- jectiouists 3, 43 C. P. 3. Pleasant Aggie is a swell gal to knou'-hates those long cafeteria lines and equally as long Spanish as- clsignments-soft-spoken and gentle. 3 -N050 ASX? My b' x J spy 3 035 -2' ---- Q lim 'j : f 'W 'las . R he-'te WQLMQ ffl E New get W! EDWARD KOROLUK L Football 2g Baseball 2g C. l'. 4. Ed is one who ushers you to your seat in assembly plans to become a sailor'-why does a regular felle spend leisure in n candy store? DAVID KOTERBA llusa-bull 3. -lg Football 4. 2. 33 C. P. charges more than a penny for his thoughts. NAN ELIZABETH KULP G. A. A. 1, 23 Swimming l. A I ' duddy people but hobnobs with the gay. ends his l wwe participating in vario sports. JAMES FRANK LASALLE with pleasant disposition 101 QAJ on LALW9- ln lil, MARY ERCELL LASHLEY Ush r ad , 3: C. P. 3, 43 Twirlers 3, 4. l' te ng the radio-fun to be with. ANDREW LAwsoN 3 is 1. to be wealthier than Rockefeller-likes friendly gir Bus. Ed. llllflC'l'llll'Ill T r General llusincs Friendly Dave spends leisure time in rarious sport.: n N -enjoys eating pizza pies-hopes to he a success i business. FRED KULLMAN Col. Prep. Undecided .l. V. Football 2 lliolumbia High S4-hoollg Baske Fred refuses lo reveal his ambition-does admit t spending leisure time in South Orange-one wh Bus. Ed. ' Undecide I.- ? o d Nan wants to own a Cadillac-has a special liking m' for those Saturday evening dates with Bill-avoids W1 LI M EXMB CR Pre u Undecided F 1663 ' Bill's am is be in engineer-quiet and rf!- as Bus. Ed. Undecide d Italian Club 2, 3, 4: Soccer 2, 3, 43 C. P. 1 IV. L. D.Iv, limmy's usually seen with that certain blonde-wants LQXSQCLMGLLD G' oc' 5 . .limhh ls N3 General School Lash .an o be an angel of mercy fnurseb-enjoys Ge r l Air Force hop ty to fly into the wide blue yonder wigz the 'r rc enjoys listening to the modern soun s -a ,f n ly chap. Page Thirty-Three I fs swf 0' o JAMES LESLIE General Undecided Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 15 C. P. 3, 4. Les spends his leisure time at Ward's-a pleasant companion-lives for those glorious vacations. ROSLYN LAHULA LIGIITI-'0o'I' Col. Prep. Panzer Spanish Club 3, 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 43 Pres. Spirituals Choir 4. Foots , athletic and competent, is sure to succeed as a physical education teacher-favors professional jazz and mambo records-loves those sports. lf , . 'L A A+' ir Q- J I U' J 4 I .5 ,.f Y ,,3Q1,,.-'ity Qt P 'rj' ' J , 'ilk mf - P Q VA OMBAIYDI I A V College m s slr s not to push doorbells as a door to door fi Aalesmiglr islilfes bills-always easy going and hy! ,pleas . FF JM JAMES H. LONGSTREET eneral Undecided C. P. 3. Jim dreams of visiting Hawaii someday-a taciturn fellow-spends leisure time watching television and dreaming lo! Hawaii?l. ELAINE LUEHMAN Col. Prep. College International Relations Club 2, 3, Sec. 43 Girls' Court 3, Clerk 4: News 2, 3, 43 Syllabus Senior Ed. 4. Elaine's studious and energetic nature insures her success in business administration-she likes a good book or record-but not people who talk too much. ii! , fs, JANEKLUHN 'Fins ' J 1, ' Business fi Erflimxnigpf 2,!3'f Basketball 2, 33 Bowling 33 Soft- ? 1.24-' ' . Fi if 1aiefl'k Uthose Bforoklygnillodgers lwho doesn't?l- seeiikgbith Plfil or the girls-a worthwhile 1 f ? 'L f L- 112, '- ig ' WILLIAM LUNDEN Col. Prep. Upsala C. P. 3, 43 Syllabusg Stage Make-up IV. L. DJ Bill always has a ready smile-is working towards that big insurance executive position-a pleasant guy. LORETTA IVIARJORIE LUNSI-'ORD General Trenton State Teachers' College Future TP81'll8I'S of America 44 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, C. P. 43 Spring and Christmas Concerts 1, 2, 3, 4. Ret aims lo teach phys. ed.-spends her leisure time helping blind people-has n gentle disposition. Page Thirty-Four . ,....., . . .......M ,...- A g -. 1,1 ..., . -Q EW, se fe.-swsf' ' - Q 4 I fi iff I . 5 5. f. .fl y Q.. I , ., W, sf.. ss. ' if xi' is Ji ' , . ...,. -f .fx ex., 4- .:flf' ...slam . L V5 ,.. I s if ,A .Y M., .. , 153, 1 .. ., -2- 1 '2 ff. ai-?: f4 ' iff.. 'A 'M' L w xixwi e gms 2 L W se if F M s Le X 'K af 9 ii Jas ' 5 S . Nia . t t .1 ,, s . ss ww ass fs X wx xx. ' 'qi . 'Q-Q, -4- I . 5 . 4 4 'mh- . . f, V7 .gfilh ' wtf? .'is ,, 3 5 gg e .1 et., , M 5 a , 1. s t ,5 ,gf w ifi -. filfrrkfril ?a imi- K . ,,:-f ,sh 'r ss sf f W , , , ,Q 'fig -r2. a. . - iffmllfililgm.. fx ' w si:'frrf?YFiwf4zv.5.1?f WH-'wil Y V 3 f f ff 1-:L zz--f - f ,V Mfg.,-. sg. 'iii 214 . ' . 4.--A 5 if 3l.i .?'ie ie 1 xx ' .tgzg 4. gg . . Q g 'ii .i :tt F s A - , t if 4. ' 1-'fa f.. . ',g 'ia'-'Q :5,75f5-5' A ,- , Y. U s V K N E GRAHAM MACFARLANE 7 , L. , Bus. Ed. X fl' Se, ool,-' Baseball 2g Som-ver 2, 3, Captain 4. ' 4 I f F Mac spends much of his spare time at Schlpojfheds-7 a real hustler-certain to do well in chosen fcclgpaz' tion of carpentry. I I ' . . 1.5 BARBARA ANN MACKLIN Col. Prep. Trenton State Teachers' College Los Cervantinos 3, 43 C. A. A. 2, 43 Modern Dance 2, 43 See. Spirituals Choir 4. Bobbie plans to teach physical education-dislikes phony people-neat and refined, and a dependable person to have as a friend. s' , ,m -3 J' B H .v L K l. rep. 0 17 lege . 3T'ken ,3'. . is ua - 4 ' 'oid' - that ever-present his- :-fu k Wg, endly personality-hopes to be a in . MICHAEL JOSEPH MAURIELLo III General Undecided Football 23 Baseball 1 1Both at Central High! 3 Base- ball 2, 4. Count's leisure time is spent in Nick's Sweet Shoppe with the Lucky Eleven-pet ambition, baseball-he has an eye for girls. CHRISTINA LOUISE MCCULLOCH BUS- Ed. Business Civics Club 1, 2: Student Council l, 2, 3, 43 C. P. 3, 43 A Cappella Vice-Pres. 3. .lolly Tina is aiming for her M.R.S. degree-usw ally seen with Gordon and the Red and White-has an aversion for model T Fords. BETTY Lou MCFADDEN Bus. Ed. Undecided G. A. A. Sec. 13 Girls' Court 3, 43 C. P. 4. To be a popular sin er is little Bett Lou's am I g y bi- tton--conceited people annoy her-sure to hitch her wagon to a star. DAISY LEE MCRAE Bus. Ed. Business School C. A. A.3 Basketball 2, 3, 43 Softball 4. Day enjoys having fun-especially fond of real cool records-to be a sten-ographer is her goal. SYI.vIA MENONI Bus. Ed. Business Basketballg Swimming3 C. P. 1, 2. The Navy has a special attraction for friendly Sylvia -she likes riding around in convertibles, preferably Fords-criticizes teachers who give homework over week ends. N 4 , ' ' swiss,-V 3 gh 'Za 'Q -. H :E5s-.5s-:.- .A , wi, ' N- M nl' gi x . - se. - A . .. N-f-f .. ,f .ff .-. :fee f -- ff'- :t ,f i dmv ffl-. L -i . s waz- -.au . . 1 .1 ,. as ' X T- A sl , ri: - , .A .M - may -- - - -f RM- ,:, 'xv - -. - . w. .5 wg. as . . . . f s--2 ,,,,,...,. .- f .. , ,, .. - .K sk, , ,. WT -vw .ffws - , yu JSM 1 .A Q it gl? ii' QXDLM ss - .ssl Xb K1 MARTIN WESLEY MEEEDITH Col. Prep. College Football 1, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 4g C. P. 3, 4. Mart has winged feet both in track and on the dance floor-hopes to earn his pilot's wings-spare time spent with a beautiful girl. r JEAN G. MILLER Bus. Ed. Art School Swimming 23 C. P. 1 IV. L. DJ. Lovely Jean wants to excel as a commercial artist- dislikes homework immensely Cdon't we all?D- spends time dancing and in Michael's. PETER N. MINICHINO, Jn. Bus. Ed.- Business Baseball 3, 43 Soccer 4. Playing baseball claims Pete's leisure hours-a re- served fellow-to be a successful businessman is his goal. LILLIAN DOROTHY ANN MOORE Bus. Ed. Business Charm Club 1, 2, Psychology Club 1: Junior Class Sec. fAll at Central Highl. Lee likes reading and horseback riding, except that certain horse-wants to become a good wife and mother-has poise and charm in just proportions. MARY ANN MOORE Bus. Ed. Pioneer Business College, Pa. Bowling 13 Basketball 2, 43 Volleyball 3, 43 Modern Dance 1, 4. Moore is usually seen with Hilda and the gang-hopes to be a secretary-a pleasant companion. RUTH Jo ANNE Monms Col- Prep- Stanford International Relations Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-Pres. of the New Jersey International Relations Forum 43 Student Council 2, 3, 43 Football Program Comm. 1, 2, 3, Chairman 4, News 1, 2, 3, Man. Ed. 4. Jolly will be remembered for her interviews with famous people-hopes to be a Pulitzer Prize winner -dislikes people who misspell her name. BEAUMONT S. MUNFOED General Army Football 1, 2, 3. an avocation a friendly quiet companion easy to get along with s R Beau has a flair 'for mechanics-likes football for 0 EUGENE MUNFORD College to be an athletic coach-likes to eat-one Orange's top football players. ' We' ! ALYNE MUN1z Bus. Ed. Bu iness Swimming 13 Modern Dance 1, 23 Usher Squa 4. Alyne dislikes Mohigan haircuts-plans to be a ental assistant-her avocation, photography. JEAN MURPHY Bus. Ed. Undecided Murph, a clever, witty gal, enjoys going lo the movies with that certain party--dislikes peopll who pretend to like her-has hitched her wagon to in star. HORTENSE ANN MITSTO Col. Prep. Nursing hool Buskin and Brush 33 Los Cervantiuos 33 Swirhming 23 News 3. ' Teddie keeps 'em laughing-will nurse her piztients with witticisms-spare time spent in Michael's with the 0utlaws . CAROL ANN NASH Bus. Ed. I.B.M. hool Rifle Club 2. Carol aims to be a typist-loves horses-a swe t and quiet girl who will likely make her mark as an artist. PA'rmc1A ELIZABETH NEw'ro Col. Prep. B siness Basketball 2, 43 C. P. 33 S. H. Council 3, 4. Pat spends her leisure time with Gus-has an aversion to being called Patricia-a wonderful girl and friend. JAMES J. NILAN General Air Corps Basketball 1 I Watertown, N. YJ . .lim aspires to be a pilot-enjoys a good book very pleasant fellow except when you mention the Y lnkees. 'ph 4' WMQL F55 127 ANGELA NISIVOCCIA 1 Bus. Ed. ' Undecided rlity lub 1 lOrangelg C. P. 4. v ee spends most of her time with t I t cer- dark, and handsome guy-prefers eople a sense of humor-a friendly companion. CLAUDIA JEAN NOBILE Col. Prep. Clzllege French Club 3, Pres. 43 S. H. Council 43 Ne s Ex- change Editorg Civics Club 3, 4. Ever-friendly Cloud hopes to be a juvenile court worker--can often be found playing tennis at emo- rial Park-an experienced traveler. Page Thirty-Seven ANDREW NOLAN General Undecided Projectionists, 2, 3, 4. Red doesn't understand teachers who don't under- stand --says he wants to be a soup-line attendant-a jolly, efiervescent friend. JEAN CAROL NORRIS Col. Prep. College Canteen Committee 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y Vice-Pres. 4g S. H. Council Pres. 43 All-State Chorus. This charming miss wants to go to college, travel, and get married-can be seen walking around with Dom -a versatile student. MARLENE GAIL OBERT Bus. Ed. Upsala Cheerleader 3, 4: S. H. Council 3, Usher Squad 2. This peppy cheerleader spends her spare time with that certain boy who graduated last year-she hopes to own a convertible-will certainly go places. GLADYS OLIVER General Lincoln School of Nursing Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball 2, 3, 4. Olivier is usually happiest when with Roy-an en- gaging miss, she'll go far as a nurse-dislikes con- ceited people. JOAN HELEN 0,ROURKE Bus. Ed. Business Witty Joan wants to go to California with Betsy and Betty Lou-can usually be found at Michael's-dlLs- likes catty girls. ROSEMARIE PAPPALARDO Col. Prep. College Italian Club 2, 3, 43 French Club 4g S. H. Council 3, 4. Ro's career lies in the missionary field-loves week- ends without homework and with sketching-a calm miss. HENRY PARIS General Undecided Baseball 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3. Hank hopes to make the majors someday-everybody's pal-has a flair for the opposite sex ibut the girls take second placel. NELLIE MAE PARIS General Undecided Friendly Nell loves going to dances and parties-will make a fine secretary-spare time is spent listening to records. Page Thirty-Eight BARBARA ANN PARKER Bus. Ed. Business College Basketball3 Hockey3 Baseball 1 lV. L. DJ. A sweet girl with a lovely voice, Bobby hopes to be a singer-plans to keep busy-also likes writing to Me . JOSEPHINE PATANIA Bus. Ed. Washington School Civics Club 23 Tennis 3g News 2, 3, 43 Syllabus 4. Little .lo's ready smile makes her loved by all-she wants to be a court stenographer-usually seen with that certain party. WILLIAM A. PATETTA Bus. Ed. . Undecided Italian Club 23 Baseball 43 Football 1 KBloomfie1d Tech.l: C. P. Willie is developing into a professional athlete-re- membered for his clever quips-dislikes homework. SUE CAROL PENDLETON Col. Prep. College S. H. Council 3, 43 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 43 Syllabus 1, 2, 3, 43 Twirlers 2, 3, 4. 0ne of the best twirlers, Susie spends her leisure time with the red and white -especially likes tall redheads-blonde and vivacious. MARJORIE PETERSON Col. Prep. Nursing School Usher Squad 2, 3, 43 Bowling 2, 33 C. P. 2g Student Council 2, 4. Marge aims to be another Florence Nightingale-a pleasant miss with an aversion to prejudiced people -enjoys crocheting in her leisure time. HARVEY MELVIN PHILLIPS General Undecided Football 1, 2, 43 Track l, 2, 3. Funnytime wants to be a musician-enjoys clown- ing with the boys-one of E. 0.'s staunchest athletes. BERTHA POLYCHRONY Bus. Ed. Undecided Bert has ambitions to marry a millionaire-sailors are very nice people according to her-a jolly friend. -1 W PREs'roN KIRBY PROCTOR General Undecided Baseball 23 J. V. Football 2. Chicken's ambition is to be a professional singer-- disapproves of girls who don't uct their age-possesses the joy of youth. 305.4 gy lxx If I cf Sf x . Y W. 0 .f tacbk OJ 04 ewvs AQ ,rv -V vw c' wg' uv' UW . 0' X U Bus Ed 0, A Businc cola xx? Ijgggwfjognngjji PURKDUE pi C. Axwi, 3, 4- Bi etb'll mttldpl. 3,44 Softball 4g.5tti'P.n3, taaf 00 ' 3 QNNJloalY 'S Vullflutlorkaa IW teople happy wont ' hard Sqealize--Oslle I s leisure time swimming X Jlirgibing-avoids h people. . dv, .:,'5 1 AA M LJ. ff ' l rx ,A I SEKWARD QUINN Seton Ha lg Football 3: C. l'. 3, 4: Syllabus 4. a warm friendship all his own-spends summ days watching his favorite team, the Bums -a go guy to liven up the crowd. SHIRLEY ANN RANSOM Bus. Ed. Wa Shirl wants to be a Wave-spendsgime watching tl vision and listenin o goo lihfsfl-Ljd0eS ft like bc ful boys--pleasaaiiuld svvigifgiloais. fbi? . ,f QYUW .cfs . ll' fzvxlidwgj K l VK A, 9 QWQN EP RD if iggff Cggefly - V Y N. ix ' l QW Colle JIy'isusi,LlEsi'li a lx 'FILJ1 351.5-'hcl 45,4 rA,g- ati ..ublgL .VL ?lakE?z4ifiEv5X if. he 4PlVI'lgSl0I1l. A b b lqjgzaglghsient stkggtllli aysllirrlali thi Zonfpllrrigrl f, l Z . ll P' fkfwoalf -SVUO I M ,oe J-I 1? I I arte,-pduiet and unassuming. hfi'-240' V7 M E DOLORES RICHARDS Ed. Berkeley School for Secretari f, Student Council 1, 45 Glec Club Sec. rogram Salesman 2. Attractive and well liked, Ar enjoys cruising wt Harry-westerns don't appeal to her-but the Bl and White rate high. ' CAROLE PATRICIA RICHARDS Col. Prep. Berkell C. P. 2: News 32 Twirlers 3, 45 Usher Squad 2. The Red and White is Rickie's pet like-she's oft' seen with Chuck-a certain success as a secretary ar lots of fun. ANN H. ROBERTS Bus. Ed. Newark State Teachers' Colle! French Club 25 Red Cross Rep. 43 News 1, 2. Happy Ann likes blues records and writing to th certain some one-conceited people, beware!-she 'make a wonderful teacher. LOIS ANN ROBINSON Col. Prep. School of Nur-sin Red Cross l fMaplewoOd Jr. Higlllg Biology fC. J. SJ. New to our school, Lois is a pleasant addition-a lov! of fine books, she'll be a popular nurse with evel Z -I sl QD! - BILLIE RUTH ROBINS N Undecided 1 Basketball 1, 2g Baseball 3 lull at Robert Treatl. Bill is a future nurse who dislikes Yankee fans- extra time reading or at the movies-a quiet, stranger in our midstf, spends I' STEVEN ALDEN Romans al Navy Baseball 4. ' Tennessee wants a happy home with that certain girl -avoids detention like the plague-a happy yopng man, especially when playing football or base- a l. JACQUELINE ROSENSTEIN Col. Prep. College Los Cervantinos 3, 4: Future Teachers of America 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 43 S. H. Council 3, 4. As a kindergarten teacher, Jackie is sure to gain her pupils' ajections-enjoys playing the piano in her spare time-a versatile student. PATRICIA ANN Ross General Business Smiling Patti's ambition is to get married-leisure time is spent with the girls or watching football games-always a joke and a friendly word for all. .gli fi. ha V4, 1 'lx ., Y , fl,'g,l9'E' In gy- 61719 15 9' XV , f . ,lo1fP'Uf5'lf sM1'i ' ,I , ' ' A I, W b , -.gy IA. , . , 7 K Q C,- WILLIAM J. Rossi Bus. Ed. Business Italian Club 3, 43 Trayk 2, 3, 43. Football, 3,1-31' C. P. 3 4 V ' A , . ,. V. 5.41 .i Bill foams' th?'jlikihg!A.lCa iliihinglfrefe time-a fellow always leady with argad libfyaspires to be a comedian. . - - , All f - L GEQQKGE f -L 'XANDER ST. CLAIRE, Jn. duly F1-gp? ' 'l J College sk In ug , .f I A Glee fjilub Pffb. Football 1, 2, 33 Baseball 2, 3, 43 ,L Christmas p ay. The Saint is a music lover-desires to be a techni- cal engineer-enjoys having a good time. MARC ELLA SALIERNO General Business Music and cars rate high with this dark eyed charmer -she detests so-called big wheels-a handsome man in her future. LORRAINE ELISABETH SAUNDERS Col. Prep. College Los Cervantinos 43 S. H. Council 3, 43 C. P. 4: Jr. Aides fV. L. DJ 1. Larry hopes to become a private secretary-loves to travel-the blondest blonde in school with the nicest of nice dispositions. Page Forty-One MONA KATHLEEN SAYLE Bus. Ed. Ollice Work Projectionists lg Basketball 3 lsummit Highl 3 Valley Ball 3 1Summit HighJ3 Syllabus 2. Mona hopes to work in an ogice-hates catty girls- enjoys listening to popular music with Peter. JOAN META SCHADES Bus. Ed. Business Swimming l, 2, 3, 43 Bowling 3, 43 S. H. Council 3, 43 Receptionist 4. Ioan, a sweet person, will make a good accountant- usually seen with Margaret-lives for those week- ends and holidays. 4 2' ' Il l' ,f , - 1 I . . . 0 I V J in :alll ut: 'C i N M t ,S 1, pu' . A 'ill' ,QW ' 5 V-Nfl 1 0,NEIL SCHOEIELD ' 7 General Undecided Track 3, 4. I Scho's a jolly good fellow-likes swimming and horse- back riding, but girls best-has decidqdilo be an in- dustrial artist. , . '-if If 1 'b4'5,i2A.G,'-7 fi . lf' M' , ' f A mx WAL afrlfi- CIPFSGEDEK Col.NPrep. ff it f '1,L.fV Lyfffff' f WZHLQ College lf ffruns oniigds line, unde stiihds it-a born goal, is t7f, be a ,iaulbmotive engineer. r SQ I , It , ill! if WILLIAM ROBERT SCHULTZ Col. Prep. Architectural School Bill hopes some day to be an architect-quick to make friends with everyone-enjoys lolling in candy stores and filling thosfe weights. , li figs 1 -'f i 1 W QE Hu A of Ii 31951-'if' K 1 , 1' , lf? KJ , f . , , Q N5 Colg,g5fabJ.Lg K Jfiafy- ,wif ,,'.3.., College AX C. USA gif Sound .Lf l5UEasy to get, 'long riliih is Don-has his eye on a cer- Q W tain QQ?-footf,'qlltie'-Eldoks forward to being a land- fl-'SCGPCE- jg- nf' l - ' ll 1 li? A fc' l N gm 4. 1 -- F R BARBARA ELISABETH SHANN Col. Prep. College International Relations Club 3, 43 Projectionists 2, 3, 43 Student Council as News 3, Adv. Man. 4. Barbara hopes to become a buyer-people who raise their voices unnecessarily incur her wrath-pleasant dark-eyed beauty. THOMAS ZACHARY SHEPARD Col. Prep. Yale International Relations Club 3, 4g Student Council 3g News 2, 33 George Washington Slept Here 3. Tom wants to become a pianist-composer-he's to the music world what popcorn is to the movies-stuck-up girls don't get along too well with him. Page F orty-Two ROBERTA SHERMAN Bus. Ed. Business Modern Dance l IV. L. Dfrg Student Council 23 Cheerleader 3, 4. Petite Bobby can be seen with Ed almost any time -loves to talk and dance but she hates catty girls- a peppy cheerleader. , Y In W am l ' ,D f ,LYC xi 'lf' BIONAIEIVBT , frunfggo- l- X Col. Prep. ad- 1.0 ' 11't' ' ' Rin of 6 W. , .tl fs?-sl 'rms 1,3-Us .yn g Ay if ,W A I X To be a veter' 9 ri is'2D E A HQ:-alulays ' r X, pared wit co gpfxck- ,M ' spare timqxbpwlpgf? v fnfblilt Mfr' - .Jv- A, .4 f' Q11 .ff ! :fl MICHAEL SIKORSKY Col. Prep. Engineering School Mike plans to be a draftsman-likes to speffd leisure time cruising around in a car-a lively, friendly per- sonality. .X Col. Prep. Se l C. P.: S. H. Council. No one would mind being sick if Chris were nurse-likeable and friendly, she spends leisure t visiting acquaintances-not an enthusiast for home- war . KIRSTEN SIMONSEN wp HORACE SIMS Col. Prep. Undecided Party Planning: Journalism 4 fin Jacksonvillel. Horace plans to make his fame as an architect--a lively individual with zip to spare-a regular movie- goer. SPENCER Slvn. Col. Prep. College Physics Club 33 Projectionists 3: Chemistry Club 4. The Sphinx's pastimes are hiking and climbing-a quiet pleasant friend-he plans to enter electronics engineering. JOAN MAY SMITH Bus. Ed. Undecided Science 13 Tennis 2 Qhoth at Orange Highl. Joan likes writing to a certain English boy-dislikes conceited people and homework-assured success as a secretary or model. ISABELLA MILLIGAN SNEDDEN Bus. Ed. Business Buskin and Brush 2:, G. A. A. 2, 33 C. P. 4: News 3. Mario Lanza rates high with Isa-this pretty miss wants to become a model-always has a cheerful word. A y. 1, fl- K iv , ,A 2 , i A . 1 J N 1 15' Wi Wiki'-ix lf? 5-H? iii :f ... , ,sf-Q 3- C7355 wx 'Q f 5 N- 'V viz ' . -HV . -f--A, Wg 'SKS 1X -3 ' . ' r?::: -f 1:1-:I--9'W?s'5: if-f e-if ' . .fr 6' 2 :fs ME? 't - .5-.iff A3 K ' 122' , . W--b 'A . :-:Q s A if- - -.5 X4 V f, ' .' Sl . ' . . T -i' if ...if X-. ..fx . , if -if-is -- . - H pexxsrwfv ss, . ff' R . ,. , - I . R TL .2L.f:?'5iQ'1fZT3 5 s f- ALAN D. SOEIELD Col. Prep. U. of Virgini Chess Club 3, 4g International Relations Club 4g Rif Club 4g Baseball Mgr. 2, 3, 4. Friendly and resourceful describe Alan's chara ter-he likes black-and-white sodas-will make a su cessful engineer. ELIZABETH SPICHIGER Bus. Ed. Busines Swimming 1. Good natured Betsy wants to go to California wit Betty Lou-likes to listen to progressive jazz whe not with Ted-a friend to all. BARRY JAMES SQUIER General Undecide Usher Squad 1, 2g Football 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 23 Pr' Boys' Glee Club 2. Good-natured Barry enjoys seeing the greenbacks rl in-knows how to have fun-spends time in pickiz up odd jobs of all sorts. ELIZABETH MARGARET STEPHAN Bus. Ed. Undecidc Tennis lg S. H. Council 3, 4g Usher Squad 4. Marion spends time talking on the telephone-lik those tall fellows-a friendly person with high az bitions. MARY ELLEN STIGLIANO Col. Prep. Panzc G. A. A. 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 43 Tennis 3, 4g Soi ball 2, 3, 4. Stig aims to teach Phys. Ed. in E. O. H. S.-can't stan teachers' pets or homework-is always ready with witty comeback. LO1s ANN STRUEFOLINO Bus. Ed. Undecidei Modern Dance 1, 23 Bowling 1, 2g C. P. 3g Chee leader 3, 4. StruH , a vivacious cheerleader, spends time wit that certain boy and the Red and White -to ow a Cadillac is her ambition-has a gentle way. WILLIAM THOMAS General Undecide Track 1, 23 Football 1, 2, 3. Smopy likes to drink malteds-dislikes the Yankei -41 modest and genial youth who anticipates a lol and fruitful life. CHARLES ROBERT THOMPSON Col. Prep. Colleg Chess Club 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4g Rifle Club 13 Track 4g News 4. Peppy Chuck always appears to be in good hum: -spare time spent with the DeMolays-likes swim ming. RICHARD THoMPsoN Col, Prep, Undecided Records are tops on Dick's popularity list-he hopes some day to be in the phonograph business-a very ambitious young man. . BERNARD TILLETT T ical Undecided s bound to be a wizard of a mechanic-but it's hard to pin him down when it comes to home- work-enjoys relaxing at Schro-Theers. SHIRLEY TRAUTNER Col. Prep. College German Club 1, 23 International Relations Club 43 News 43 Syllabus 2, 3, Co-Advertising Man. 4 Shirley, a connoisseur of life, is usually working madly in 123-we doubt she lacks ambition fthough ,she says sol-ready with a pleasant smile. a X-SOX MARY ELIZABETH TREADWAY General Modeling School Hockey 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Softball 3, 43 Cheer- leading 1 fAtlantic Highlands Public Schooll. Betty longs for that modeling position-dislikes jeal- ,Q ous girls-has a remarkable personality. . , ' N ' 1 . , , 7 . ' 2 ' ' of , ge , A ,, na, ,B L .wif li , 2 as, 4. 3 ' ' .. H! 1 Q .assi SPM img s Q ei arivylf X mc' 9' W, R L' ILI1IAM FRANCIS TUIQLY5 General Undecided Ride Club 3. Bill can't stand those women drivers-works on hot- rods in his spare time-a well-liked individual. JUSTINE TUN1s General Business International Relations Club 33 S. H. Council 3, 43 Syllabus 2, Co-Advertising Ed. 3, 4. .less aims to get hitched to Tom-spends Tuesday nights with the girls-is a gal who's fun to know. ANTHONY TUNNERA General Undecided Projectionists 1, 2, 3, 43 C. P. 33 News 13 Track 3. Tony hopes to find his career in photography-is luke- warm about school--an entertaining chap. Page Forty-Five WENDELL URLIN1: Col. Prep. UPSHIS Physics Club 35 Riiie Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Projectionists 2, 35 Track 3, 4. A crack marksman, Wendell wants to go into Engin- eering Research-hates red tape-a swell, considerate fellow with a broad smile and a pleasant air. ALEX E. VANADIA Col. Prep. Newark College of Engineering Los Cervantinos 2, 3, 45 Projectionists 3, 45 Student Council 2, 3, 4g News 3. To be an Aeronautical Engineer is Curly's ambition -usually he's seen toting a camera-a pleasant and ambitious young gentleman with a fine sense of humor. ROBERT VAN VALEI1 Col. Prep. Armed Services Bob left us to join the Armed Services-fond of music and that very special person , but not of homework -tall, slender, and friendly. ELAINE VASILAS Bus. Ed. Tobe-Coburn C. A. A. 2, 35 Student Council 3, 4. Always friendly, the charming Greek will go far as a fashion coordinator-likes tall fellows with blond crew cuts- bopsters leave her cold. MICHAEL M. VELARDO General Undecided Friendly Mike has that weakness for young ladies- spends leisure time driving the Plymouth-an im- portant position in business appeals to him. WILLIAM EDWARD WALKER, Jn. General Colgate University Football l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45, Track 4. Junie is remembered for his driving bursts of speed in football-likes eating, football, and girls-a great sport on and of the field. HAYWARD ALEXANDER WEBBER, Jn. Bus. Ed. Bloomfield Vocational School Art Club 2: C. P. I Cleveland Jr. High, Newarkl. Hayward wants to be an auto mechanic-doesn't like those nosey people-a quiet fellow with a friendly grin. PAUL WILLIAM WEICHSELFELDER General U.S. Marines Track 1, 25 Football l, 2, 35 C. P. 2, 3. Weich's now helping Uncle Sam in the Marine Corps --still enjoys that Ford andseeing Peg-a genial and friendly private. Page F arty-S ix . IJ XX C A i 'f ki X 'i f. x ,fx 1 jf- f .X 3.7 QFJJ E' rg? NU! hi' N C' X.. 15113595155-SITE I-S34 r . ' 1' ' ,-5' Ohio State I r dt O i e ti s .lulpx2,3,g'Soc1-er 1, 2, 3, Man. 5+ 43. Wg en .. ,ounciLjQi2, 3, 4. all's' are 'tibnxis to be a successful lawyer- csze his -X . time making money-a real East range num. JOHN RAYMOND WESTON Col. Prep. College Projectionists 2, 3, 43 Soccer 3, 4g Tennis 2, 4. Ray proved vital in soccer-engineering is his am- bition-a guy with a lol of incentive to succeed. ,gwiff W' O' pp' 885, X WIIATLEY - College tino t I ub l, 2 fboth at Robert Tree WJ 0531 3, 4. Whatley wan to b a successful business man-likes girls in general-a refined gentleman and top-notch football player. LOUIS LEE WILLCOX Col. Prep. College Physics Club 33 Chemistry Club 43 News 2, 3, 45 Amahl and the Night Visitors 3. His ambition is in the field of forestry-loves both the outdoors and the YMCA-a great pal. PATRICIA ANN WILLIAMS Bus. Ed. Business School Glee Clubg Physical Culture Clubg Basketball 1 all in West VaJ. Quiet and reserved, Pat enjoys reading good litera- ture-avoids cats-will make a successful secretary. ROBERT DONALD WIMs Col. Prep. M' . if Seton Hall Ba kemqll 3, Q5.i'00um1I'a,,4, C, P. 4, Boys' com 4. Skins H411 isssolgtsy-'amjhedlme desire-enjoys dis- T 9150118 wit. ,',Uncel4a big man with a bigger F? mL1.' Q Q: x., '4 : - - L' ,V Q! .. .. J, L 5 UF, u ,br .gm ' 1 . ' I 'L' ve' ff, L .fbi 3 fl' M TERESA ANGELYN WOMACK Col. Prep. Pre-Med. I French Club Vice-Pres. 43 Student Council 2, 3, 43 News 2, 3, Bus. Man. 45 Social Comm. 3, Chairman 4. Friendly and stately Teresa wants to become a good doctor-is forever busy-likes her men tall. DOLORES ELLEN WRIGHT Bus. Ed. College G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. De wants to succeed-loves listening to modern sounds-a girl who's very nuke to know. 1- ' . .A , ..,. . I is -'Q e - 1 i Y .i : Q.. I . A Page F any-Eight LINDA EDITH YERG Col. Prep. University of Oklahoma Projertionists See. 1, 2, 3, Co-Pres. -l-g Swimming 1, 2, Lifeguard 3, 4g Student Council l, 2, -ig Syllabus 3, 4. One of Lyn's main ambitions is lo be able to cook like MarIy's Mom-spends leisure time with the Pro- jectionists or talking-a popular girl. JOHN NIICHAEL YOUHAS Col. Prep. Undecided Quiet and sincere, .lack is eager to be a pilot-spends his leisure time doing part-time work-can lire with- out model airplane building. SUE YOUNG Col. Prep. n College Los Cervautinos l, 2, 3, Ser. -lg S. H. Council 3, 43 News 2, 3, Back Page Ed. 4g Tri-Hi-Y. Susie's headed toward a career in the field ol journal- ism-dislikes insincere people-a stimulating, ener- getic gal. WARREN YOUNG General Panzer Basketball 1, Band 1 tboth at Central High, North Carolinal. Dick's ambition is to be a physical education teacher -very quiet and conservative--likes to go to the movies. MARGARET L. ZANE Col. Prep. Jersey City Medical Center Los Cervantinos 2, 3, -ig C. A. A. 2, 33 C. P. 2, 33 Usher Squad 3, 4. Margie is usually seen with Myrna-has a pet aver- sion for Latin-possessor of beautiful hair coupled with a pleasing air. BARBARA ZIIVIKUS Bus. Ed. Undecided Bobbie goes lor boys and girls who aren't snobbish- likes typing and wants to make a career doing it- a friend to all. JEAN MARIE ZUBRITSKY I Bus. Ed. Girls' Vocational School Syllabus Bus. Staff 33 Christmas Coucertg Spring Con. rertg Glee Club 1, Vice-Pres. 4. To be a beautician is ,leanne's ambition-she goes in for Sports, dllflviflg, and 'nice clothes-sees no need to study history. Class l-listor SEPTEMBER 6, 1950 . . . Our big day . . . we're high school freshmen . . . school looks awfully big . . . the map in the Handbook is confusing . . . we get into the swing of activities . . . attend our first big social event, the New Student Party . . . we don dungarees and old shirts for the Hobo Hop . . . cheer at the pre-Barringer game rally at Upsala field . . . we see the Old Guard trophy returned to Barringer for the first time in four years . . . sit on the edges of our seats at the thrill-packed three-act NIGHT MUST FALL . . . for the first time we behold the stirring candle-light procession at the Christmas Concert . . . vacation . . . our first taste of mid-year exams . . . we turn out for the Sweethearts' Ball, honoring the Juniors . . . have a gay time on the Rye Beach Boat Trip . . . finals . . . the Grad Dance set in the atmosphere of the Old South . . . goodbye, freshman year! 1951-1952 . . . raised up from Olll' lowly position, we greet the V.L.D. crew . . . Youthopia is old stuff to us-we buy membership cards without the sales talk . . . we search through the comic strips to come up with costumes for Kartoon Kapers . . . see some of our teachers in the Flora Dora chorus line at the Talent Show . . . we cheer the football team to an even season . . . take the Barringer defeat in our stride . . . we howl at Charlie's Aunt . . . the Christmas Concert and then vacation . . . we know all about mid-years now . . . we get a bit of Old Yiforld charm at the Junior Prom, Evening in Paris . . . have music in the cafeteria . . . the Band Concert . . . jump the finals hurdles . . . say good-bye to seniors at Neptune's Nocturne . . . half our high school days are past. 1952-1953 Upperclassmen . . . new coach, Mr. Redman . . . great team . . . we do-se-do at the Hayseed Hobble . . . see Barringer beat E. O. at Thanks- giving . . . something new added to the Christmas Concert, the opera Amahl and the Night Visitors . . . a touch of the East at our Junior Prom, Oriental Dream . . . we crowned Nancy Lee Geyer Miss Junior Prom . . . school evalua- tion . . . we howled at the antics of Mr. Loesch, Miss Capraro, Mr. Bodenschatz, and company, in George Washington Slept Here . . . we take an active part in G. O. election campaigning, for some of our own are running . . . primaries first put into use . . . congratulate Dick Feder, Bob Armento, Nancy Lee Geyer, and Jack Glennon on their victories . . . for the first time we attend the Junior-Senior Awards Assembly . . . exams . . . and . . . the Grad Dance. . . . 1953-1954 Seniors . . . the year of years . . . we elect class officers: .lim LaSalle, Dave Gfroerer, Ann Gelfinger, and Roz Lightfoot . . . we come out to cheer our winning squad . . . see them crush eight opposing teams, including the couldn't-be-beaten Montclair eleven . . . the never-to-be-forgotten Mont- clair victory rally the Monday after the big game . . . and the special edition of The News . . . we root valiantly at the Orange game, but it's a lost cause . . . journey to Newark to see the game that brings the Old Guard Trophy back to E.O.H.S .... have a rip-roaring time at the Harvest Hop . . . enjoy A Woman's Privilege, a one-act play in assembly . . . support our last Christmas Concert . . . new ucandlesi' for the candle-light procession . . . our last mid-year exams . . . ,lunior Prom in the atmosphere of a Yvinter Carnival . . . the days are speeding by . . . and soon . . . 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' - tor se head 11 ' ' ' OE1EL , R SPENCER Protnising ca11c11c1.1te ED QUTNN. This week he shareti t11e ANNE MOEETS. ' : pages are ii11e41 with stories o11 O'NE1L DCH vents in the recent Oiyntpics. 1UN1E V7AL1CE , tave organized a pro1essio11a1 footba11 COLE, under the snper- ' tters TW T1 e sport- track e NEOED 1 VTLBER C 1obet1o . con- wig -1 9511 -1 . cupped most of the ACK CLENNON, and DON 'MU - , outdone., EOE OAVTS anti V- GAEAFFA, have bought the 1 ' ez the East Orange Syntphony, ' ALLEN LOMB ARD1, NCEL, wi11 , shi, ssyyy 1 X -sf 1:4- if X I in it ,, My R rs ' ' 12-fsffisfw-.f -Q1 1 LL iff why, MJ .SM If fr-2 .T ...x yi X is-.WN , ...W NAM 1 fin - 1 4.5: K if if . ig X 1 mis 1 ': .tgsifgf -2-L 5 W '1 gyms.. , 1-C.-sus at ,Q 91555-:i.s 5.4 team. 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Tennis Team Page Fifty-Six Tennis 1955 Clifford Scott 3 4 Millburn East Orange 3 Montclair 4 Westfield 5 East Orange 3 Columbia 4 East Orange 3 Montclair 5 Westfield 5 Columbia 3 Millb111'n 5 Kearny 3 Wiest Orange 4 Wfest Orange 3 East Orange East Orange Bloomfield East Orange East Orange Clifford Scott East Orange Kearny East Orange East Orange East Orange East Orange East Orange East Orange East Orange +' East Orange 7 ......... .................... . . Orange 5 Irvington 5 ........ .......... E ast Orange 0 Columbia 5 ....... ........... E ast Orange 1 West Orange 3 .....,. ........... E ast Orange 0 Columbia 9 ........... .. East Orange 3 Montctair 8 .......... ........ E ast Orange 1 East Orange 4 .......... ........ O range 2 East Orange 2 e 0 B arringer 4 ......... Bloomfxeld 4 BeHeviHe 6 East Orange 3 St. Benedicfs 5 West Orange 4 East Orange 9 ........... East Orang .. East Orange 2 Nntley 1 East Orange 4 East Orange 1 8 Kearny JV- 0 Row I L P enlston I DelGue1-ci R B RBdman wfiachj S Thomas R 0' o D ' . wserv J- B avls, H. Paris, Rolxg, B. Johnson E . rmenl0., R, lfetr-lleflgrson, J piz I . . zo ato, D Kate . rba, Row 2 5 M l fce I, S Ro - s en fMqnagen. r Pag , e F'f'9 Eigbf pgs G .CREW Qin wndms n lo -1 Wana. S u Yhihps ,R.GetX1a , mmaw S ChiKes,NQ-v. B13 H n er , - K an sys, M. Meredith C. Ckifford VLH ',C.'YXo QS ne Lassen lglliixx, 5- : CoachN, N- Gaffeux ' . h p, 0'Bryam, Lf. Bus M Nh Smit: KCOUC N . nee1,i,g5:B..Sxnxeo 4 C ' 3, Donahue. - ,I mierson kzissmstan u wks, A. Chhes. - CXark,5.BY00k5vX ' Nlnbes-us kCouc K . Umm. XA., N Ps K V1.0 uXe,R. Slahnx, C3 Sghofie K CA K ones, - 9 s ' , A ,ll Ba QWZQSLEQ gxgber B-. I . Lees. N Traclq 1953 East 0 W ran Eaiitgjdege ......... Eagt 0 ange 83V East Orange 801 12 East o'ange 19 6 052:26 6916 asf 0 ge 95 East 02226 34 e 6 ......... Eelleviue S ast Orano' W?l1lh Sidge O est Oran range ge N ew ark Voc. Tech. Irvin Qutlc-:g5E0n eequahic Newark Bo -.S ard f Essex ecgrudnglage EdllCati0n Meet mu? IV Meei.. T . hxrd Place O1-an . ge R 1 With C0tiIlayS'TFirSt P Illblaj lace 47 48 331! 2 365f 38 6 251 22 A 33 41 Brno bk. on, Ps. F0 Marshal . R leiiew W. hX , G. Gam Q Soccer 1953 East Orange East Orange Harrison Chatham Kearny East Orange Summit East Orange East Orange East Orange Summit East Orange Chatham Irvington Verona Montclair East Orange East Orange East Orange Montclair Irvington East Orange Verona Belleville East Orange Belleville East Orange East Orange nwf R WU '25 Q1'G0e'Y L. hkpih Lnvaqliis hi, S. 'You Y, mi-ig 1 pt. 93 Qcoall 3 maria. GerhbsX'.YGfg:,':m0f. Goldb M6 aviasqr Lam mavH'x'2S'eb1x'g.ffi1ii: WS' tlhaseikkglysfmxxenxiziglll 9' ee1i 5:1.'SW' Row 2: km? ' 1? Claaiixxavms' ca. W' Bu' 1: 'G ,yo x. ' W. C' gchuxim Page Fifty-Nine Page Sixly 0 Row 1: IL. Chase, R. Small, H. Getcliffe, S. Hawthorne, W. Honeker, R Vannoy R Raye P. Plan-enti. Row 2: Mr. Lewis, Mr. Milner, C. Vannoy, F. Elia, J. Moore R Armento S Thomas, P. Nazzaro, R. Davis, R. Willis, R. Felsenlleld. Boys, East Orange West Side Orange Our Lady of Irvington Nutley Montclair East Orange East Orange Orange Montclair Columbia East Orange East Orange West Orange East Orange East Orange Tournament VV est Orange 51 ..,.,... 48 ............................ ....... 39 ................,............................ the Valley 68 47 65 ffffQffffIffffIfffIf1ffIfm' Qfffff 55 ......... 54 ......... 62 ......... 55 ....,.... 71 ......... 58 ......... 61 ......... 51 62 ......... 69 ......... 82 Galgg ......... 60 .............. Basketball Alumni East Orange East Orange East Orange East Orange East Orange East Orange West Orange Nutley East Orange East Orange East Orange Barringer Bloomfield East Orange Columbia Barringer East Orange Girls, Athletic Association BOWLING in the Emerald Lanes, playing hockey in the school yard, enjoying modern dancing in the gym, and swimming at the Y.VV.C.A. are only a few of the various activities in which one might find a member of the Girls' Athletic Association engaged at intervals throughout the year. Starting oil' the year with the election of Nancy Lee Geyer to the office of president, the G.A.A., under the guidance of Miss 'Edna Scott, has carried on. a most successful program. Wlith Diane Weber assuming the next highest office, and Dagmar Wintzei' and Carol Brauer taking on the responsibilities of secre- tary and hostess, respectively, the program was destined to succeed. Among other things, every one had a hilarious time at the annual picnic and swimming party held at Olympic Park in the spring. Any girl participating in an activity at least three times in one year is automatically a member of the group and has in store for her much fun and good companionship. 0 Row 1: B. Huguenin, C. Hampton, D. Wintzer, N. Geyer, D. Weber, C. Braun, C. Eagan, L Yerg. Row 2: B. Macklin, E. Humphreys, E. Bartlett, M. Dyches, M. Zane, R. Lightfoot, M Conrad, S. Trautner, M. Stigliano. Row 3: C. Nohile, D. McRae, J. Schades, D. Cordon, E. Cooke, J. Purdue, A. DiAgostino, C. Kettenhurg. Row 4: M. Treadway, J. Luhn, S. Clark, M. Johnson, R. Hoatson, M. Peterson, L. Lunsford. Page Sixty-One Page Sixty-T100 HOCKEY 0 Row 1. J. McLleary, M. btlgllano, Y. Holt, A. Knorr, ly. Robertson, M. Lonrad. J. Ray, R. Greene, J. Worrell. Row 2: P. Chambers, B. Huguenin, R. Lightfoot D. Cordon, F. Ferrara, E. Bartlett, J. Bowers, G. Garvin, B. Macklin, H. Branch. Row 3: M. Brooks, C. Hampton, M. Fisi-her, M. Johnson, D. Weller, K. Crichlow, L. Lunsford. C. Brown, B. Stohrer. GIRLS' SWIMMING ADVANCED MODERN DANCE 0 Row 1: B. Hnguenln, B. Collins, D. Wxntzer, L. Taylor, R. Hoatson, S. Leuchs, G. Taylor, E. Harris, S. Brown, R. Bloxom. Row 2: D. Meisinger, M. Koroluk, F. Howard, R. Greene, J. DeVita, M. Evans, B. Meisinger, K. Russell, B. Lytle, C. Armstrong, M. Cuff, B. Davis, G. Higgins. Row 3: B. George, Y. Holt, E. Bartlett, R. Jones, I. Svhwarlz, I. Ray, M. Dalbo, G. Garvin, J. Ehrich, A. 0'Neill. 0 Row 1: G. Horwitz, S. Berghauser, L. Myers, .I. Loria, A. 0'Neill, S. Maguire, P. Steiger, M. Aronin, C. Rhodes. Row 2: M. Jamouneau, C. Kettenburgs I. Schades, C. Leuchs, B. Kaplan, L. Yerg, R. Jones, B. Forlenza. Row 3: S. Linden- Held L. Ta lor B. Caruso, J. Gibbins, A. Lindhardt, D. Merrill, C. Brozey, B. Page Sixty-Three 'ws 5 Mwwg. 1.-K. :,,'i-44,5 .A A-Qeif V Sf' M I . ff. fm, I 2- W1 I is - yn' '--mf 'V nr 9 er . Q Xflb. ii-r xg r X fee' rfv4 1 ,I . t. ' fl kv!-?TJ5'l 1L4B'WT4z'L.HEfS?-'C5Sl-NW:'f.1ikSP.L AHI E , .:::- K f-,V xW fe J wg, Q: V x Q YA A 1Q,,iXYi' v ' f am-f 'Ti 0 5: sa? f I , .lg'A3tT1'u Q .uf .- -1 a W ., ,L Vx X- 4 ,Ni X-- . ,rb Q :,. k W Q If sf N .A Q . I 21 1 .',, 7. -' X 3,65 ki i:, K S Q5- , 1 V ' V ' 1' 7 if 4 ' ' . ff 2 115 . S .,- E6 Qg?,.?, I ,WQMH , 2 T i S as X A -' W if F r X, 1'.' X, , jA Q 2, QRS Officers HOME ROOM ll9B 0 Row 1: E. Redborml, E. Paine, S. Rog- ers, T. Masetti, L. Norman, K. Reeves, R. Roberts, E. Snyder. Row 2: D. Parisi, A. Pappalardo, C. Olivier, A. Schrei- hofer, D. Schaffer, E. Mason, J. Mezger Row 3: D. Newton, C. Mead, R. Parsons, YV. Peterkin, P. Reynolds, E. Schroth, R. Petruccelli. Row 11: F. Kullman, E. Mer- chant, J. Roselle, C. Phillips, H. Phipps. HOME ROOM 201 0 Row 1: C. Ross, A. Russo, K. Quinn B. Sherman, M. Schettini, J. Snyder, M Ruane. Row 2: P. Scioscia, J. Speen burgh, B. Ruggiero, T. Reeves, C. Pow ers, P. Salierno, K. Russell. Row 3: S Redmond, J. Schick, M. Strauss, J Smith, W. Serwatka, R. Small, E. Riese- beck. HOME ROOM 119G ' Row I: H. Mendez, J. Paul, M. Mc- Kenna, A. George, J. Olivier, F. Meyler, J. Morrow. Row 2: P. Meeker, E. Nitsch, Y. Pelouze, M. Phillips, M. Ott, N. Paris, C. McCallum, S. O,Neill. Row 3: L. O'Connor, P. Murphy, D. Nixon, K. O'T0ole, S. Morris, R. Mcllhenny, S. Pellington. Row 4: J. Mayes, M. Mayt- ner, J. Pierce, M. Porter, D. Merrill, G. Ormsby, D. Pullin. .4 -. i - .- fl. - 1. . ' L' ',. ., f P lx ROOM 204 0 Row I: L?'Benesta, E. Beltramine., L Allen, C. Blair, R. Bloxom, B. Brauer Row 2: I. Ameriks, H. Barto, A. Bertino M. Bancroft, W. Batchelder, R. Black C. Braun. Row 3: R. Blakely, H. Amis YV. Bankson, S. Anello, R. Ashton, G Bahto, A. Bettencourt. -J '6 - -'-'af 19 A'-L4 - -.,.,,-'Y . ,Q -..., .1-Q., 7.-.2+dt., f-2-.,. - -5-.nigga Sixty-Sexen P g Sixty-Eight HOME ROOM 205 0 Row 1: T. Carumpalos, M. Bruno, L Chambers, B. Collins, J. Cardillo, .l Conforti, P. Calhoun, J. Carino, M Byrne. Row 2: M. Caruso, B. Brodbeck J. Buccella, C. Clifton, M. Burns, E Conradi, J. Coleman, D. Callaway, F Conte. Row 3: H. Colvin, J. Brown, P Clouston, E. Clark, L. Condos, D. Burgel D. Carnevale. uw , M .07 ' Nlwfflwf W . ROOM 206 fe . f w 1: F. Eno, I. Oraz, J. Fant, M. alla, . e o , M. Cuff. Row 2: D. Cr ws, . Ferguson, G. Dyclles, C. DeGoria, K. Fant, M. Koonce. Row 3: J. Duval, S. Diner, A. DePaola, K. Crichlow, E. Koonce, J. Farkas., S. Engle. Row 4: E. Fagg, R. Coyle, S. Cuff, W. Davis, R. Edwards, C. Davis, F. DeCapua. fr 4 x 2 ,YI 5 V HOME ROOM 207 0 Row 1: M. Glevy, A. Giordano, T Gutelhofer, M. Halligan, J. Gauge, C Fiore, H. Hargrave, R. Greene. Row 2: B. Haines, M. Cowan, V. Green, D Green, F. Fessler, B. Fillingham, S. Gos manian, E. Guy. Row 3: M. Fletcher M. Gugliuzza, N. Garrett, W. Foster, R Hamilton, W. Harmon, M. Jakubowycz M. Garfiukel. . 'gff' 5 HOME ROOM 212 HOME ROOM 208 0 Row I: M. Hunter, Y. Holt, F. Hill, C. Harris, B. Kaplan, F. Howard. Row 2: E. Hewitt, B. Kernan, H. Karns, N. Klaus, I. Jones, H. Healey. Row 3: L. Hillenhach, W. Honeker, .l. Jones, S. Hawthorne, C. Hemphill, E. Harris, .l Heath. Row 4: P. Kelly, R. Jones, H Jeffrey, P. Jonitz, F. Heller, A. Jones. - fs a w az., 1- .- ff-' - 2 f f ' f f 'll f 'f X ff A f' bfigff l f f ,vkw , J., K., ,I lv M A7 X4 K flnflgjjffh I-Aglyd , 2:L,zfCff,Z 4-.,s ' Row I: I. Yvilliams, R. Tuttle, C. Vescio, L. Sylvestri, P. Walsh, C. Unger, D. Zimkus, P. Vasta, F. Vassallo. Row 2: L. Taylor, C. Updike, C. Warclell, D. Stritmater, R. Wfillialns, K. Umsteacl, C. Youngdahl, D. Wieber. Row 3: J. Tier- ney, S. Thomas, N. Yvallace, J. Tranberg. L. Wfhittle, J. Wahlers, N. Yarhro, A. Thompson, S. Wesley'. HOME ROOM 210 ' Row I: .l. Leonard, C. Kronhaus, M Marzarella, D. Kraus, S. Dunbar, S. Le- pore, M. Markert. Row 2: V. Marelia, C. Lucas., S. Leuchs, C. Link, D. Lippa M. LaMerro. Row 3: R. Laczko, L, Lentz, L. Engle, T. Leach, J. Mangani- ello, R. Kunz, G. Madonia. Page Sixty IN me 'S g 4.3. .. . 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Morris, E. Denardo, E. Schringer. Row 2: F. Dederbeck, M. Stempel, C. Thomp son, F. Guenzel., D. Jordan. Row 3: J. Clinton, F. Colucci, L. Corrin, H Barto, J. Carpenter. Row 4: J. Pilato, W. Bolen, A. Sofield, J. Carter, D DiMassin10. es L -Q.-.wry ruse. HL :-. sf 11 - ,- Hr- :rf 2-mm Art Club OOQFDUF' 0 Seated: B. Becker, D. Crews, . Taylor, K. Crichlow, A. Johnson . Wintzer. Row 2: C. Bachmann, Garvin, A. Volz, V. Merriam, . Cooke, S. Lindeniield, F. Howard., . Fraser., W. Brandt, C. Leuchs, . Brown. Row 3: V. Cardace, M. Eckert 9 J. Lawler, D. Stritmater, G. Stewart Crafts Club 0 Row 1: R. Pappalardo, G. Johnson, S. Lindeniield. Row 2: L. Krieger, Miss Taber, P. Cemprola, W. Matta. Hi -Y 0 Row I: D. Gfroerer, R. Armento, L. Chase, A. Froelich, R. Feder, L. Froe- lich, D. Gfroerer, D. Sand. Row 2: R. Small, W. Honeker, J. DeSantis, D Cavallo, D. Koterba, L. Krieger, Mr. Anderson. Fred Douglas Hi -Y 0 Row I: H. Phillips., K. Reeves, W. Urling. Row 2: S. Thomas, St. Claire, R. Davis. Row 3: S. Haw- thorne, N. Garrett, L. Peniston. . . .. :::::::x::.::z:::':::,:'. ,gz::::::s::::::-:::::: ..,.....,.,.....,5... .5 . .. , . ..... . ...... . .. . ..... . . ..... ... ...L .. ..:.! .......... ... .. .......... an ni annul lun: nllxxwlxunsnq as suinuuxun - ll - . .1 I. .1 :JIIE 33, V -:::.5: ..-.:... :- :.'-'::': Tri-I-li -Y 0 Row 1: C. Nobile., L. Clendinning, J. Norris, I. Gold, B. Brenner. Row 2: S. Young, A. Coleman, P. Braun, .l. Rosenstein, E. Keller, M. Bruno. Row 3: Miss Massiah, M. Bancroft, M. Porter, D. Weber, R. Campesi. X ,QE Ms' I, Y! l fi? 75? siw - A. ssv 5 L. if Xwm 2 Q Q 55 .,a xx 5? 4 1,1 Q Si v we Page Severity-Six International Relations Club 0 Row 1: B. Meratclmik, G. Horwitz, R. Greene, L. Clendinning, E. Luehman, E. Denardo, A Coleman, E. Keller, E. Redbord. Row 2: C. Nohile, J. Tunis, M. Conrad, J. Morris, M. Eckert S. Trautner, B. Kaplan, P. Braun, S. Maguire. Row 3: L. Trippett, H. Karns, B. Shann, D Merrill, D. Weber, A. Lindhardt, F. Fessler, L. Krieger, M. Stempel. Row 4: D. Gfroerer, J Clinton, A. Schreihofer, W. Bankson, L. Willcox, A. Sofield, D. Schaffer, J. Carter, M. Baer. eaaa S.. siliiiiiziiassmisessssseseii. Ziilisiii in . Civics Club 0 Row 1: J. Snyder, M. Markert, C. Harris, M. Bruno, V. Rosamilia, J. Morris R Campesi J Marshall, A. Kiley, P. Ceurl, H. Mendez. Row 2: P. Vasta, D. Garfinkel, D. Nixon L O Connor N. Engle, B. Collins, R. Pappalardo, B. Brodbeck, N. Geyer, I. Cold, C. Nobile L D Amore Row 3: C. Kettenburg, J. Ehrich, C. Link, D. Weber, S. Clark, M. Steward, A Fischer K Fritz D. Merrill, J. DeVita, J. Cooke, D. Riel. Row 4: N. White, M. Garfinkel, H Barto L Froe Itch, B. Edwards, R. Chandler, T. Womack, J. Smith, N. Harris, A. Froelith E Luehman R Hoatson. 9 Chclmstry Club 0 Left to right Mr Bnscoe A Coleman, S. Trautner, J. Morris, E. Luehman, L. Willcox, R. Mass W Bolen A Froelxch J Morns, W. Young, J. Clinton, T. Womack, R. Greene, A. Sofield. ..,-..-.., -. -,-v..... ..,. .... , -. ..----... Future Teach U. b0l'd0n, A. KODCFIS. ,gQ,v,afJ,6.L95. I if Zff5 pWa a v WM 'gmffif f07fV54Wf fffgv fnfvu ,,f4 1911-.,.L,a,L4. Zfffkflf fully frfmfdfwow Q 5 ' f'-176 fffv-4 , w460flf JC 7-Lfwa iff 47 ., wg- HOME ROCM 106 0 Row 1: G. Annuzzio, H. Branch, P. ' H Ambur Q Ber llauser C Burlan, . y, .. g , . Bachmann. Row 2: M. Aronin, J. Bey- erle, M. Berg, J. Breit, J. Bilodeau, B. Becker, C. Armstrong. Row 3: A. Banks, L. Benimeo, M. Brooks, J. Bowers, L Brea, M. Batten, M. Beatty. Row 4: S Bowen, B. Baldwin, A. Bonvini., J Brooks S. Bazinsk L Bilotta, F. Bo- R. Bodenstein, B. Bennett, A. Alliger: 9 y? ' rowsky. Row 5: S. Angiulli, H. Anderson R. Barber. Page Eighty ga. W somo QRES Class Officers HOME ROOM 107 0 Row 1: D. Cianci, E. Charles, C. Cap pello, S. Brown, I. Bruin, C. Carnevale, B. Carr, J. Caruso. Row 2: G. Byrne, C. Brown, J. Cooper, J. Brantley, M Brooks, B. Budnik, L. Chambers, J. Carl penter. Row 3: C. Byrnes, S. Brown, C Brown, B. Caruso, B. Stubbs, AC. Brozey B. Cantelmo, C. Kelley. Row 4: S Chiles, N. Terregino, D. Cunnane, J Burke, J. Cheffer, B. Carocci, V. Car- dace. HOME ROOM 109 0 Row 1 : M. George, B. Fortune, G. Gar- vin, E. Gaiter, L. Fiore, V. Fardella, D. Gesell. Row 2: R. Fendrick, R. Gerhardt, J. Gianquinto, M. Fuller, J. Gamble, F. Giardino, J. Clark. Row 3: S. Fenner, N. Fanelli, B. Ford, L. Froelich, F. Fiorenza, R. Foley. 1 y, ,HQME L ROQM 108 ' F . , 57 . ' RL' x ' 'f I4 , ff df' Nw 1,- ,. ' I ,1 Sybil .5 ,1 AQ' s J J F' 'vi . , ,If . ' Row I: A. DePalma, R. Donahue, B Crum,,. A. Denmark, C. D'Amore, B Davis. Row 2: M. Evans, J. Drumm, F Dederbeck., . Daniels, M. Dalho, B Dalbo. Row 3: R. Crosta, J. Dente, F Colucci, L. Fallon, R. Dreher, W. D'Ales sandro. Row 4: D. Di Massimo, S. Curry R. Connor, F. Elia, N. Dowtin, H. Gian: netti, B. Davidson. HOME ROOM 110 0 Row I: P. Gingerelli, B. Houlis, A. Houlis, B. Jackson, S. Hughes, P. Gor- don, L. Hawker. Row 2: B. George, J. Hug, J. Harvey, P. Iannello., M. Hayes, P. Jones, M. Hidalgo. Row 3: J. Gib- hins, E. Hart, A. Crasso, N. Hill, R. Hogenbirk, B. Guenther, M. Hunt. Row 4: F. Guenzel, R. Jackyra, D. Hamilton, J. Irby, P. Hall, J. Heller, H. Hamilton, B. Harris. 'V HOME ROOM 113 ' Row 1: P. Yvalker, H. XVheeler, J. Vfor- rell. Row 2: S. Yvilson, L. Yvilmot, D. Volto, J. Brown, J. Stizzar, P. Toole, J. Tranberg. Row 3: B. Vannoy, J. Wfatson, T. Yvilliams, J. Touhill, R. Van Kooy, C. Wfilliams, R. Yvyngard. Row 4: S. Vlfeems, T. Stutts, A. Sturchio, L. Vitalis, W. Vlfomack, R. Torsiello, K. Willcox. a e Eigbtg-Two X HOME ROOM 112 ' Row I: L. Malanga, B. Lytle, L. Law- son, C. Kaufmann, C. Marinelli, M. Koroluk. Row 2: P. Kelly, S. Maguire, C. Liantonio, D. Lowney, G. Kunz, J. Keogh, F. Lunto. Row 3: N. Lightfoot, V. LaGreca, M. Johnson, D. Johnson, A Lindhardt, D. Jordan, B. Layer. Row 4: J. Lynch, J. Lawler, L. Krieger, J. Mar- shall, J. Kilby, J. Lees, E. Kiley. A , su . I HOME ROOM 116 ' Row I: P. Pramuk, P. Parsons, S. Mc- Call, G. Riggins, V. Polcaro, M. Preite, C. Rhodes. Row 2: V. Rosamilia, J. Rav, G. Robertson, S. Pitts, B. Roberts, J Pelouze, D. Jensen. Row 3: N. Jackson J. Thorn, P. Perger, E. Ricks, J. Fiore D. Riel, D. Barnes, V. Rist. Row 4: B Roma, R. Raye, A. Field, E. Kinallan, P Placenti, J. Pilato., B. Pfetzing. . A HOME ROOM 114 ' Row 1: B. Oliver. J. Milligan, S. Elin J. Mcflleary, C. McLaughlin, D. Nisivoc cial. Row 2: J. Moon, B. Meisinger, D Brock, L. Myers, A. O'Neill, D. Meisin ger, J. Lovin. Row 3: V. Merriam, R Ott, P. Moscoe, A. Mentor, M. Milligan J. Metules, H. O,Malley. Row -I: D Milano, H. Neubauer, R. Matusiak, L Minotti, K. McGrath, B. Moran, F. Mul vihill. Row 5: G. Miller, M. 0'Neill, P Nazzuro, J. Jones, C. Mc-Donalrl. J. Mc Culloch, K. Miller -1,Jg,1Q4...J.,.,.. LOAA -Jig:-5 --.f A Z . .7 . x . K ,LY rl? -4 -I ,g.:.is..1.,1-I. fx: .X - K Lg H HOME ROOM 118 ' Row I: R. Santoro, J. Ruffin, J. Mar- shall, C. Hennessy, P. Steiger, D. 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V , 4- bei 'B , 'Nun use ovffmmz g 5 'xx-QESYSA 6 L'-mmf' ' , -,oumx season. I Hx fb: F - gms' qv .-. bees-Xeadets vm n...- , , 1 A-nee?- ' tn, U. aussi! 10 1, ' I ' ' ' --ya n 'air . ,-4. - .xgir '--- ,1ag,j .A -4- ., 6 , ' -I f . v .. , .ef - in . ,Sl , 11.-1, 2.8. Q l X ' ' .f.-ft... 'Q 5. ' 55,5 EK. 4 :xx .f - 1-.skf f gi --..-!-. . my lj. 0 Row I: S. Young, P. Vasta, L. Benesta, R. Feder, R. Armento, N. Geyer, B. Brenner, J. Carino, G. Hor- witz. Row 2: A. Coleman, C. Nobile, H. Fine, A. Richards, J. LaSalle, J. Norris, S. Pendleton, E. Keller, M. Bruno. Row 3: I. Gold, D. Crews, L. Clendinning, L. Froelich, L. Yerg, J. Morris, T. Shepard. Row 4: S. Engle, L. Hillenbach, L. Krieger, J. Wells, D. Cfroerer, J. Carter, N. Engle. Row 5: R. Felsenheld, D. btritmater, L. Taylor, J. Caraifa, A. Froelich, E. Denardo. Row 6: C. McCulloch, J. Ernstrom, T. Womack, T D. Cavallo, R. Greene, R. Goldberg, J. Clinton. THE SCHOOL YEAR 1953-1954 was a memorable one for East Orange High School students, and much of the credit for this can be given to the Student Council. Under the able leadership of Richard Feder fPresidentI, Robert Armento fVice-presidentl, Nancy Lee Geyer fSecretaryJ, and John Glennon fTreasu.rerJ, the Student Council proved itself to be an industrious and influential body. Every one who went to the annual picnic had a most enjoyable time, and the games and fire- side singing were pleasant ways in which to get acquainted with fellow members. The Rye Beach Boat Trip Committee, headed by Elaine Keller, very enthusiastically planned to try to bring back the trip which every one had enjoyed in the past, and this committee should be commended for its fine work. In order to have this trip restored, the committee sought to provide better supervision and organi- zation. While this plan was being formulated, other branches of the Student Council were equally busy. The Rally Committee kept close track of our football team, and at crucial mo- Page Ezgbty-Six ments of the season its rallies aroused a greater sense of school spirit and helped the team to become one of the foremost elevens in the state. The News and the Student Council took part in the annual Community Chest Drive and to- gether collected almost 352,000 within one week. Alan Sofield assumed leadership of the annual canned goods drive for the Orthopaedic Hos- pital, and Joan Carter, co-chairman of the Junior Red Cross Committee, headed the gift box drive. The canned goods campaign was successfulr, and in the latter drive there was a thirty-box increase over the number collected last year. For the first time in ten years, officers for all four classes were elected, the Election Committee, headed by Alex Froelich, established the new procedure and put it into working order. Many new ideas were absorbed by our Coun- cil's representatives at the Student Council Con- vention at Rutgers. With the able assistance of Miss Leinonen and Mr. Hitchner, this yearis Council made full use of these suggestionsg and it hopes that next year's Council will provide much service to the school and have all the luck in the world. ' 5. sg QQ' F Y x A vw K C! J. f 3... Nz r?'1.',15T N s A Cappella Chou' 0 Row 1: P. Holley, G. Taylor, R. Hoatson, P. Hall, L. Willa-ox, T. Leach, C. McCulloch., E. Stephan. C. Blair. Row 2: F. Eno, C. Nash, J. Breit, W. Seco, T. Williams, F. Dederbeck, J. Tunis, R. A. Tuttle, B. Brenner. Row 3: K. Anagnostis, P. Vastu, S. Morris, R. Greene, C. Wasner, E. Mason, C. Vescio, C. Kaufman, M. Schettini. Row 4: C. Braun, D. Merrill, M. Banrroft, B. Squier, N. Wallace, D. Stritmater, B. Baldwin, I. Gold, J. Norris. Page Eighty-Eight v x.1s.vvn.1. 4-11.4uxfA.J-.LLJJ.x.r 0 Left to right: L. Yerg, R. Tuttle, B. Macklin, I Cold, H. Neubauer, R. Campesi, K. Quinn. Boys' Glce Club 0 Row 1: P. Placenti, J. Manganiello, C. Arace, S. Thomas, H. Phipps, D. Cunnane, M. Gugliuzza, L. Krieger. Row 2: L. Bilotta, J. Richardson, L. Phipps, K. Neal, W. Carocci, E. Sehringer, S. Fenner, D. Smalls. Row 3: K. Reeves, R. Roberts, B. Harris, H. Hamilton, G. D'Elia, R. Vannoy, R. Dulje, W. Harman. S il-ituals Q hOiI- ssssssases..asseassasssssssss :::::::::: :g:::::::::5g5g55g5g:5, 555555535zi:iE55i5EiE:::::::::::: , :-:'::::-- 'g-:::: :: 5g5pg555g:g5- 0 Row 1: B. Huguenm, E. Koonce, C. Barron, W. Harmon, J. Irby, R. Patterson, C. Hampton, E. Cooke, R. Lightfoot. Row 2: 'f' ': :R 'f A. Johnson, B. Oliver, L. Holmes, L. Norman, E. Fagg, R. Vannoy, ' 1 ' I Q 'ii H. Phillips, C. Brown, B. Haines, B. Macklin. Row 3: M. Koonce, ' S. Pitts, B. Collins, H. Amis, S. Beasley, S. Cuff, B. Harris, M. Dyches, G. Robertson. Page Eighty-Nine ,Vw 1- . i xii E . o2af 0+ +wf 4 f Q .QQ Z , X ' K' L f fx? .- R Q glifil Zfff 0 Q 6 2 .. ff - , A gg is - ' , V 5753- Q 5 A 4 H X A ..1A W , Q L' ' W QM Q h bm . h , h gf K',,' 3 J KY Q g V V , f' MX ' ,'LkA 9 x ' 1-va. . L W W' i i L 1 if gl Q Q' X ' p 1 . y . ' i x A ,. .. , i ' ' 'Q ' A . ,Q , ' ir, A,.. ng! X -vgv SQQXQT-K K - 5 a ,ijisgv gggmkqy? My ak-Atv 5- J like 4 Y, ' ' I Q - '. Q Im ' 1 A L' ' 2 T 1 W ff ' KK L W h I 5 111 Jw! .1-ww! 2 A x W. ,Q , fl ,WSH M gf M, gig a QFIOIH an editorial from The Newsj this year has been one of the most efficient law enforcing groups ever to serve under the girls. able direction of Miss Ellen Leinonenf' In affiliation with the Girls, Court, Presi- dent Jean Norris's administration has done much to expose the notorious talking and Senior Study Hall Council 0 Row 1: I. Gold, G. Bielser, B. Brenner, E. Keller, S. Young, J. Rosenstein, R. Campesi, A. Johnson, G. Horwitz, S. Caruso, L. Bond, A. Coleman, P. Braun. Row 2: F. Ferrara, S. Pendle- ton, N. Geyer, A. Richards, M. Eckert, M. Jamouneau, K. SllllOI13Cll, J. Tunis, J. Norris, L. Trippett, C. Nobile, J. Ferguson. Row 3: S. Kent, J. Purdue, J. Schades, M. Peterson, R. Glennon, L. Saunders, J. Ball, R. Pappalardo, C. Kettenburg, F. Bertoldo, J. Morris. Row 4: S. Clark, E. Stephan, J. Huggins, C. McCulloch, N. Harris, P. Newton, T. Woli1a1'k, S. Menoni, R. Hontson, E. Harris, E. Luehman, J. Carter, A. Fischer. GIRLS' STUDY HALL COUNCIL COMPLETES SUCCESSFUL YEAR Furthermore, the Study Hall Council tary Joan Carter. unior and Sophomore Study l-lall Council 0 Row 1: S. Pcllington, H. Mendez, E. Guy, D. Nixon, N. Engle, L. Hillenbach, B. Brodbevk R. Bloxom, S. Engle, J. Gange, M. Ruane, J. Leonard. Row 2: F. Howard, K. DelRusso., J 1 41. .. .... , 1. QE? gum-chewing ring which has been abusing the privileges of a democratic study hall gov erned of the girls, by the girls, and for the Worthy of commendation in this campaign against misdemeanors are other retiring oiii cers: Vice President Patti Braun and Secre Carino, M. Bruno, K. Russell, M. Markert, S. Lepore, B. DeRosa, J. Snyder, R. Greene,.M Glevy. Row 3: M. Schettini, A. Giordano, M. Failla, R. Sherman, C. DeGor1a, E. Beltrannne P. Calhoun, C. Vescio, R. Tuttle, K. Fan! A. George, C. Harris. Row 4: E. Nitsch, P. Scloscm F. Hill, S. Brown, C. Braun, J. Ferguson, Mayes, C. Blair, D. Crews, D. Green, J. Speenburgh: L. O'Connor, J. Fant. Row 5: J. Burcella, S. Diner, C. Clifton, S. Redmond, D. Merrill, S. Leuchs, M. Porter, E. Conradi, G. Anderson, B. Ruggiero, G. Ornlshy, M. Maytner, E. Harris. 1 ging-irqfiiixisglxmrggggaiiwin- Q77 . A , , W W YYYY KY YY ,Y Y Y lrwgifimr-,,,,,,,.. SOCIAL COMMITTEE THE SOCIAL Commlrrss or 1953-1954, under the helpful guidance of Miss Leinonen, was headed by Teresa Wfomack fChairmanJ, Leona Taylor flflecorations Chairmanj, and Lorraine Benesta fSecretaryJ. Other members were Linda Yerg, Nancy Lee Geyer, Carol Fiore, Alex Froelich, Bill Bankson, Bill Honeker, George Stewart, Dave Stritmater, and Tom Leach. The first big social event of the year was the New Student F rolic. A talent show in the audi- torium, featuring some of the top talent in the school, cheers led by the cheerleaders, and re- freshments in the gym highlighted the festive event. lilany new acquaintances were made and all enjoyed themselves immensely. With the walls of the girls' gymnasium appro- priately decorated with corn stalks, pumpkins, and paper turkeys, the Harvest Hop will be remembered as one of the most enjoyable dances of the year. Fred Riecke and his Country Or- chestra supplied the entertainment, which in- cluded square and round dancing and amusing games. 1, ln honor of the .l unior Class, the Social Com- mittee sponsored, on the night of February 13, the .lunior Prom, its theme, Winter Festival and the A. S. Kreiger Society Orchestra. There was a good turnout for this annual dance, and everyone marveled at the beautiful decorations in the gym. The Social Committee appreciated the help of those juniors who assisted in the decorating. Highlight of the social calendar was the Grad Dance on June 12. The theme was Hawaiian Paradisei' and in a very picturesque and mem- orable setting seniors and many underclass- men and alumni danced to the strains of the Bud Laird Orchestra. A feeling of nostalgia hovered over the dancers as most of them at- tended their last E.O.H.S. dance. Long to be remembered was the traditional grand march in which the honored seniors participated. The conclusion of this event was the singing of the Alma Mater, with reverence and pride, to the glory of old East Orange High. QVEJBL' QW Social Commntcc 0 Seated. L. Yerg, L. Taylor, T. Woniack, L. Benesla. N. Geyer, C. FIUOYC. Standing. W. Honeker, G. Stewart, T. Leach, D. Stritmater, W. Bankson, A. Froehch. Girls' and Boys' Courts Ticket i Salesmen i and Publicity l Committee l l Red Cross l Council Youthopia Club Martcs Senior Usher Squad 0 Row 1: D. Wright, C. Oliver, B. Huguenin, E. Koonce, D. Gordon, N. Curry. Row M ff R reen A Geor e K Reeves Macklin M. Koonce D. Green 2: .Cu,.C e,. g,. ,B. ., , . Row 3: G. Dyches, N. Jackson, L. Lunsford, E. Humphreys. N ewf Editorial Staff 0 Row 1: A. Denmark, M. D'Amore, J. Censtein, D. Gesell, J. Morrow, J. Patania, P. Beardsley, B. Jackson, C Eagan, P. Burian, T. Carumpalos, J. Beyerle, J. Keogh. Row 2: C. Silvestri, B. Crum, R. Campesi, D. Gfroerer, J. Morris, Mr. Loesch, E. Keller, M. Baer, S. Young, B. Brnuer, L. Benesta. Row 3: P. McCulloch, D. Gfroerer, M. Koonce, J. Heath, K. Russell, M. Stexnpel, S. Maguire, A. Vanadia, J. Cianquinto, T. Shepard, R. Dulje, M Ruddell. Row 4: E. Chiarvallo, Bertoldo, A. Geffinger, C. Brozey, N. Klaus, M. Hidalgo, S. Rosen, A. Mentor J. Gibhins, N. Geyer, E. Redbord. Row 5: C. Nobile, M. Milligan, C. Braun, S. Diner, F. Fessler, H. Lyon, K Willcox, E. Luehman, B. Caruso, C. Lucas, J. Buccella, S. Trautner. Row 6: R. VanKooy, R. Felsenheld, D Newton, A. Schreihofer, T. Leach, L. Willcox, J. Ernstrom, J. Clinton, A. Thompson, D. Schaffer, R. Wyngard :'m !'P-aw K , u-- .,,, , - V-A East Grange High School News Recipe for cl good newspaper 9 TAKE six WILLING womcsns and assign them to their tasks: Elaine Keller, editor-in-chiefg Jo Anne Morris, managing editorg Dave Gfroerer, front page editorg Rose Marie Campesi, feature editorg and Mike Baer, sports editor. Add to that an inspiring advisor like Mr. Morgan T. Loesch and a news-conscious staff like the 1953-54 reporters, cartoonists, typists, and photographers. Put their heads together on a typical copy day. Sift out the tasteless frag- ments of writing and carefully arrange the stories on a penciled dummy sheet, gradually adding the headlines. Combine their talents with an ample sprin- kling of advertisements faithfully submitted by Page N inety-Six the business staff under the guidance of Mr. Arthur A. LePori. fLet this business staff be one with a storehouse of ideas like basing the price of The News on the number of subscrip- tions received.J - For special flavoring throw in a mimeo- graphed extra edition in October to celebrate the victory over Montclair. Boil slowly for two semesters, stirring constantly, and you have the f our-page bi-monthly called The News. Yield: ten issues a year. Amount: sullicient servings for students and teachers of East Orange High School, not to mention the schools all over the country that receive exchange issues painstakingly addressed and mailed by the busi- ness staff. if fy 1? ay Football Program Committee 0 Row 1: B. Meratvhnik, B. Pieper, F. Paxton, Y. Jones, M. Peters, J. Storniolo, P. Cearl, J. Genstein. Row 2: Y. Holt, P. Braun, G. Garvin, J. Morris, B. Cantelmo, P. Chambers, J. Heath, M. Koonce. Row 3: J. Brant- ley, J. Richardson, J. Clarke, M. Steward, W. Smith, N. Jackson, K. Fritz, J. Bowers. Cheerleaders 0 Left to right: J. Calire, F. Eno, L. Struffolino, M. Ohert, B. Huguenin, A. Ge-ffinger, R. Herbert, R. Sherman, C. Ross, I. Diaz. Page Ninety-Eighl Band 0 Row 1: P. Braun, J. Watsoli, M. Dowtin, N. Yarbo, R. Page, J. Calice. Row 2i E. Fanelli, N White, B. Davidson, D. DiMassimo, E. Denardo, J. Marshall, W. Foster, C. St. Clair, W. Har: mon, J. Morris, C. Davis, M. Hunt, J. Carpenter, M. Cuff. Row 31 L. Bilotta, E. Hart, P. Beardsley, D. Shetter, D. Jones, J. McCulloch, D. Mendola, F. Colucci, A. Lombardi, R. Wyn gard, J. Tonhill, R. Gerhardt, A. Ferris, M. Stemple. Row 45 E. Donatiello, D. Smalls, F Giardino, F. Mulvihill, N. Fanelli, R. Moran, R. Weston, P. McCulloch, D. Newton, K. Willcox D. Wintzer, H. Ambury, M. Conrad. a Twirlcrs and Color Guard I Row 1: M. Clevy, S. Pendleton, D. Nixon, J. Gange, E. Lashley, N. Engle, M. Bancroft, S. Engle, S. Kent, D. Lippa, S. Morris, P. Meeker, M. Caruso. Row 2: J. Farkas, L. Hillenbarh, C. Richards, P. Kelly, L. Allen, B. Brodbeck. Row 3: H. 0'Malley, S. Pellmgton, D. Berkeblle. Page Ninety-Nine Q, Q., ggi, li, ff' fi-l i Mgsaa , fe-'SQ if Q ' is 'Xa 'ff K ,,w ' umm X New -w.f..,, wi QA I GT .K gf fs ww 4 X I ,a.s. .I 42 f' PRESI-IME Class Officers i HOME ROOM 105 ' Row 1: B. Quinn., L. Rizzo, D. Pigott, P. Schwab, J. Rimlinger. Row 2: E Stoppiello, C. Silvestri, M. Taliaferro, F McGill, S. Salaky, E. Rickaby. Row 3: E. Sehringer, J. Richardson, W. Sablom D. Shetter, S. Rosen, J. Stiner. Row 4: G. Petruzzelli, R. Pultz, P. Roskein, R Roberts, J. 0'Neill., L. Schmall. 1 HOME ROOM 300 0 Row 1. J. Carino C. A ers N Cohos, ' 9 y s ' P. Cemprola, J. Becker, D. Anderson Row 2: J. Aloia, V. Burns, Y. Brandon W. Brandt, Y. Bell, A. Blanks. Row sf K. Bathman, J. Brown, B. Brea, B. Barb, I. Carver. HOME ROOM 105 0 Row I: M. Williams, A. Wander, ,I Cooke, C. Ebery, N. White, A. Volz, J Thompson. Row 2: D. Smalls, G. Smith G. Taylor, B. Wilson, M. Sefick, A Woods, J. Storniolo. Row 3: W. Simp- son, B. Merwin, C. Wasner, F. Stewart, E. Smith, E. Simms, W. Smith. HOME ROOM 301 ' Row I: B. Chambers, K. Coyne, C. Wills, J. Crichlow, B. Dulje. Row 2: B. Cobb, R. DeAngelis, W. Clifton, L. Eichenlaub, W. Child, E. Chiaravalla. Row 3: B. Collins, J. Clarke, L. D'Amore, E. Donatiello, R. Detore, A. Condos. Row 4: D. Kelly, V. Dowtin, J. Carlisle, W. Dietrich, J. Choice, L. Corrin. f HOME ROOM 305 0 Row I: M. Frayne, E.. Fanelli, L. Cenevrino, P. Gill, J. Genstein. Row 2: A. Fortunato, S. Grant, D. Gfroerer, M. Feula, B. Evans, V. Bulger. Row 3: B. Ellis, B. Fulton, E. Flue, R. Gross, M. Fischer, R. Corlin. Page One Hundred Three HOME ROOM 504 0 Ron' I: W. Harman, L. Holmes, G. Hunt, P. Harrison, W. Indian, A. Maas, R. Hoffman, D. Johnson. Row 2: J. Hurst, B. Forlenza, E. Haas, J. Eibell, M. Malvarez, C. Johnson, J. Marshall., E. Hayes. Row 3: M. Hermaut, M. Igals, C. Edgerly, A. Martin, G. Lamond, B. Hine., C. Hines, F. Holgate. HOME ROOM 316 0 Row I: R. Perrone, L. Forlenza. P. Beardsley, J. Clarendon. R. Haydn, J DeVita, M. Delaney, S. Blank, E. Robin son. Row 2: G. Edgerly, Y. Jones, L Lowney, J. Ehrich, J. Morris, M. Peters. P. Cearl, B. Pieper, J. Nevins. Row 3: J. Wlavne, M. Steward. R. Yvilkinson. M Wf'llH-, F. Tombnro, AK. Fritz. P. Mc- Culloch. HOME ROOM 307 0 Row 1: M. Morrow, B. Meratchnik, L. Peacock, M. Naso, G. Petriccione, L. Mills. Row 2: R. Mezger, L. Phipps, F. Paxton, W. Mayer, E. Peterkin. Row 3: K. Neal, J. Smith, D. Mendola, E. Mc- Adams, G. Morris, YV. Matta. HOME ROOM 518 0 Row 1: B. Lang, A. Knorr, R. Jones, G. Kamps., M. Lowery, J. Martino. Row 2: P. Loos, D. Jones, C. Leuchs, R. Mason, R. Larsen, J. Kressler. Row 3: F. Kirkman, S. Lindenfield, H. Lyon, A. O'Bryant, M. Kelly, M. Kennedy. I ur Ea! ,UMA ea . . TO THE 1954 GRADUATING CLASS You have reached an important moment in your lives. Before you lies a challeng- ing world. Yours are the hands, minds I and hearts which will guide that world in all phases of living-Government, 1 Industry, Science, the Home. Use them with dignity, honor and kindness. THE EULU IAL LIFE ISUHA IIE EU PA YI OF AMERICA EAST ORANGE, N. I. RICHARD B. EVANS President Page One Humlred Five Congrafufafiorw ana! Ea! makea fo fke Kfaaa of 1954 Lam fke H 1 gh S I3 h U 01 Parent - Teacher Association l'? Z' 1 '11 1 reefingd jo we C2 aria of I VIOLET RIZZO GLENNIS HEIFNEB EILEEN FRANZ Class of '53 Class of '46 Class of '52 I We Would Like to See You At I TU G-SDL ELEETHIE EU. Page One Hundred Seven Ea! ,UMAAM fo ill grcwluafing CALM CHRISTINA MCCULLOCI-I ALYNE MUNIZ SUE PENDLETON D CAROLE RICHARDS LOIS STRUFFOLINO LINDA YERG One H umired Eight Ea! wakes fo flue CAM 0 Marie Failla Vera Farclella loyce Ganqe Maria Schettini Mickey Caruso Lee Hillenloach Carol Stiehl Lee Sylvestri Pat Scioscia Caroline DeGoria Inez Diaz Kathy DelRusso Phyllis Vasta 1954 Lorraine Benesta Barbara Brauer Dorothy Votto loan Carino Ioan Buccella Pat O'Connell lean Zubritsky Ioyce Carino Geraldine Petriccone Marge l-lennaut Dahlia Schettini Kathy Oidfielol Frances Bellino Page One Hand Kari 0 OZLCL fo flue Cinema of 1954 Maureen Powell Dee Nisivoccia Reqqie Herbert Ann Geffinqer Arlene Richards leanne Murphy Marlene Obert Shirley Caruso lanie Morrow Mary lane Glevy Barbara Kernan Pat Salerno Terry Gutelhofer Yvonne Pelouze Madeline Ott Dorothy Lippa Rita Finkelstein lean I-luq Dolores Nisivoccia Louise Lawson Marilynn lohns Pat Santello Barbara Cottman Ro Donahue Ioy Pelouze lane Bruett O Hundred Ten 1 WHY GAMBLE . . . BE SURE Come to H U 0 T 0 M 0 T 0 H5 FOR GOOD USED CAR VALUES 180 CENTRAL AVENUE EAST ORANGE, N. I. ORc1nqe 4-2855 - 4-9524 IT PIQEASES Us TO PLEASE YOU U TELUMPE FEDERAL SAVINGS I AND LUAN AEEULLATLUN 44 Years oi Safety and Consecutive Dividends Accounts insured up to 510,000 227 NORTH 18th STREET EAST ORANGE, N. I. I Pg0 HddEI IEWELERS FOR YOUR CLASS RINGS llieqes 8. Elust MANUFACTURING IEWELERS 17 IOI-IN STREET I NEW YORK 8, N. Y. RINGS PINS MEDALS CHARMS TROPI-IIES Newcrrk's School Savings Bank The Howard Savings Institution 768 BROAD STREET NEWARK I, N. I One Hundred Twelve THE EULUNIAL HUME W. N. KNAPP 6? SONS W. NELSON KNAPP, II, President Licensed Director 132 S. HARRISON ST. I EAST ORANGE, N. I. ORange 3-3131 106 PROSPECT ST. SOUTH ORANGE, N. I. SOuth Orange 2-4870 YOU ARE INVITED TO SAVE . . . In the Oldest Mutual Savings Bank in Essex County URANGE SAVINGS HANK Chartered 1854 MAIN STREET corner SOUTH DAY STREET I ORANGE, NEW IERSEY 100 Years of Service in This Community Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I 1854 1954 ,Page One Hundred Thirteen Saving is the Best Way to Security Open A Savings Account ' At ,B e HALF nnvna I 'J smrluss BANK 356 MAIN STREET ORANGE, N. I. I Serving Savers and I-Iorne Owners for 84 Years Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Success comes to the one who is We1I dressed. Lomar's caters to young men who are style conscious FEATURING ARROW SHIRTS . . . MALLORY HATS HICKOK BELTS . . . BOTANY TIES BRENTWOOD SWEATERS . . .SWANK IEWELRY LUIVIIIIFS 536 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE One Hundred Fourteen I-IUmboIcIt 2-1536 i HUSTESS FINE QUALITY ICE CREAM 29 MORRIS AVENUE NEWARK, N. I WALTER H. PHUUEN, INC. 604 CENTRAL AVENUE EAST ORANGE, N. I REAL ESTATE Residential, Investment and Industrial INSURANCE Fire, Theft, Automobile, Surety Bonds, Plate G1o'ss, Casualty Years oi Experience-At Your Service Free parking at rear of building lentrcmce Harrison SLD Page One Hfmdrerl Fzfl SHISSS MUTUR SALES, INC. ORc1r1qe 2-1122 100W SERVICE AT 100 MAIN STREET NEW and USED CARS and TRUCKS PARTS and SERVICE 160 MAIN STREET 100 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE, N. I. EAST ORANGE. N. I. SOuth Orcmqe 3-4040 BHENNEB S CU., INC. REALTORS - INSURANCE -:- Member of the Board of Realtors 65 SOUTH ORANGE AVENUE SOUTH ORANGE, N. I. 0 Hdd.S'r Kongrafufafiona fo fie Donna Berkebile Pai Meeker Shiela CD'Neill Ioyce Leonard Barbara Crum gfaafs ro! I954 Barbara Becker Sandy Bazinsky Pat Pramuk Greta Kaufmann Ruth Wilclaner Congrafufafiond fo fAe C6156 0 1954 TRI-HI-Y BARBARA BRENNER, President IEAN NORRIS, Vice-President CLAUDIA NOBILE, Secretary LUCILE CLENDINNING, Treasurer MURIEL MASSIAH, Adviser Marjorie Bancroft Patti Braun Marianne Bruno Rosemarie Campesi Ioan Carino Anita Coleman Iris Gold Lee Hillenbach Elaine Keller Carol Lucas Maureen McKenna Helen O'Malley Marcia Porter Iackie Rosenstein Pat Steiger Diane Weber Sue Young Page One Hundred Seventeen Ea! llfualwa Ioan Z. Carter Marjorie Peterson Marilyn Carnegie Lenear Hayes Gloriette Curtis fo .fdnfoneffe Warfinez Lam Roberta H. Brown Shirley Brown Ann Smith Ioan Herman Laverne Inge Delores Cuttino Gongrafufafiona fo fke Kfaaa of 1954 Nancylee Geyer Betty Lou McFadden Betsy Spichiger Kathy Russell Suzanne Pellington Iucly Asselrneyer Carol Braun Nancy Engle Sue Engle Ianice Asselmeyer Margot Geyer Betty Brodbeck Lois Ferrer Eileen Conracli Doris Nixon Sally Maguire Florence Eno P g O Hundred Eighteen Mr Mr Mr. C. Ritter Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. F. Currid Bill Honeker Dom Cavallo Gene Mason Lewis Krieger lack DeSantis . H. A. Moore . E. Seabeck pa frona Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Coen Mr. and Mrs. M. Huben G. Freeman Mrs. M. Heine S. Petrucceli Mr. and Mrs. A. Brenner H. Neal Mr. A. I. Haster Mrs. K. M. Pegg I Mr. A. Siegel I I Mal ,Miles gram Me I M' y I jo .7442 Clpaaa of 354 I DICK FEDER. President ALEX FROELICH, Vice President lack Glennon, Secretary BOB ARMENTO, Treasurer LEWIS CHASE, Chaplain KENNETH V. ANDERSON, Adviser Dieter Sand I Dave Gfroerer Don Gfroerer Ronald Small Dave Koterba Page One Hundred Nineteen If you work in a town, in heaven's name work for it, if you live in a town, live for it . . .Speak well of it. Stand tor its civic and commercial supremacy. Charles G. Dawes EAST ORANGE RECORD 581 MAIN STREET ORange 5-8600 MArket 3-1790 - H. A. GREENE CO. SPORTING GOODS . . . FISHING TACKLE Club Jackets and Sweaters Outfitters: East Orange H. S. Athletic Teams 28 HALSEY STREET fnear Central Ave.D NEWARK 2, N. I. YOUNG MEN . . . If you are interested in learning Toolmaking Call on Us R. G. SMITH TOOL 6 MFG. COMPANY 245 SOUTH STREET NEWARK 5, NEW IERSEY WARD S. SANDS AND COMPANY, INC. Fine Furniture - Broadloom Carpet Resilient Floors - Lamps 25-Z7 PROSPECT STREET EAST MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE, NEW IERSEY MENDHAM. NEW IERSEY ORange 3-7453 - 4 Page One Hundred Twenty - if ommge 3-3978 IOSEPH P. WEBER CO. Electrical Contractors 118 EATON PLACE EAST ORANGE, N. I. MOONEY'S APPLIANCE CENTER TOPS IN Television - Tires - Radios - Refrigerators Ranges - Heaters - Electrical Appliances ALL LEADING BRANDS ' Making Friends for 30 Years with Quality Equipment and Super Service at Lowest Prices in New Iersey ORcnqe 4-8266 ORanqe 4-9334 ORange 4-9335 323 ELMWOOD AVENUE At Sanford Street EAST ORANGE. N. I. EAST ORANGE NEW JERSEY 22 Prospect Sv Orange 3 1246 New York I7 420 Lexmglnn Ave White Plains NY 80 Grand St v 45 , Q,Nra,f45 Prepare now for a pre- tion fr rred HQCTLEBTI il pos: Berkcley trained secre- taries 'ne associated with vude xanetg of business or ganizations. Courses for high- school graduntes and college women. Distinguished fwculty. Effeclixc placement service. Cnt- alogue. Write Assistant Director. Terms: Feb. July Sept. BEIZKELEY 5011006 Phone: ORange 4-3480 Open Evenings ANDREW AUTHORIZED RADIO, TELEVISION G SOUND SERVICE 381 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE. N. I. Page One Hundred Twenty -One ORange 3-D022 I IOSEPI-I I. FINNERAN I FUNERAL HOME 102 So. CLINTON STREET, ' EAST ORANGE NEW JERSEY New Iersey's Largest Photo Supply House L. KALTMAN 6 SONS Inc. Visual Aids . . . Cameras . . . Accessories Motion Picture Equipment . . . Lenses R. H. SCHULER, Director ORange 5-6355 585 CENTRAL AVENUE EAST ORANGE NEW JERSEY MArket 2-7154-7155-7156 287 WASHINGTON STREET NEWARK 2 NEW IERSEY ORange 2-4333 RAY GEYER 6. CO. 150 CENTRAL AVENUE at the U. S. ROYAL sign ORANGE, N. I. OR 6-6800 Page One Hundred Twenty-Two - - P X 1 1 '1- . 1 , , ,kj 1 vw 1 - - ' f 1 1 x ,, 4 l . ' K S K Ln ' ' 1 N1 1 , I ' - 9 .' w - n -t ' 1 A . A . V xx y' , fl X W5 'lj J J 7 yfalf fl! FJ ffl Dol gc . 1 l jf -,7 U l l' 14 F L 7 M ,bv ly Q P . s l X 1llljL?l l lil 'Till' x X, lj. ,L .1' ,T jf l -H 5 W A 4- . 1 BEST WISHES TO N K lfll rf' UU THE CLASS or 1954 I , ' J :vii it ' ff ,rf t t M - A Wan mp l LL K 'T 130 -l l 1 1 l Jf If r Vg- ,J A, loan Purdue 'PWM fl., lf!! ' VL 1 2 ' 9 ' lean Merlau f h ' HfJI1:TI?,B .Dr Maureen Wiqiall 'fd , ITP? ' til , 0 Faith Ferarra h A '. . - J' Rita Wass .' l' ' A - It If J X aureen Kelly I, ff' yvlf Fran Liento fl Kathleen Mohr P ARm0'Y 4-6757 Founded 1883 ORange 3-4058 DRAKE ROYAL-CREST LAUNDRY MARKET and 32nd STREETS PATERSON. ri. I. EMERALD LANES 8 Modern Bowling Alleys Open Bowling Saturdays OR. 4-9572 Secretarial School of the Oranges Executive Secretarial Stenographic and Accountancy Courses Thorough Business Training Accelerated Individual Program 308 MAIN STREET, ORANGE. N. l. Every Graduate Placed in An Interesting Position You do not need a long course. concentrated study saves you time and money. 418 CENTRAL AVE. EAST ORANGE - C011 Or Visit - Page One Hundred Twenty-Three ROBERT H. WUENSCH CATERING CQMPANY Fancy Sandwiches, Salads . Corsets MRS. CHARLES STEIN ' Bras I Lingerie 'Footwear 653 FRANKLIN AVE- NUTLEY' N- I- aa HALSTED STREET, EAST ORANGE, N. Telephone NU. 2-7688 OR- 4-2500 SCHRO-THEERS ALL ICE CREAM MADE ON PRE1vusEs 51.00 QUART soc PINT zsc V2 PINT 374 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE. N. I. A BOOK MAKES A LASTING GIFT A CARD MAKES A LASTING MEMORY POST'S IN E. O. CENTRAL AVENUE cor. HARRISON s MArket 2-0921 W. GILES ROUS Insurance Service 24 COMMERCE STREET NEWARK. N. I. ORange 2-2148 Prompt Service You Cali Us and We Will Call For You E. WHITEHURST TAXI CO. Metered Cabs Cor. HALSTED ST G CENTRAL AVE. EAST ORANGE, N. I. ORange 4-2085 KARL I. OLSON TRAVEL AGENCY Sieamship - Air Lines - Bus - Railroad Cruises - Hotel Reservations - Travel and Baggage Insurance American Express Travelers Checks 335 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE. N.- I. OR. 4-B200 F. GERALD NEW 6. BRO. I ewelers 195 S. HARRISON STREET EAST ORANGE. N. I. Page One Hundred Twenty-Four, BERNARD'S The Women's and Chi1dren's Dept. Store 532 MAIN ST. EAST ORANGE, N. I. ORange 3-4141 ORange 3-6868-2200 IORDAN'S DRUGS Prescription Druggists H. S. BERZON. B. S. 104 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE. N. I. OR. 3-5044 OR. 3-1476 EAST ORANGE TOY SHOP One of America's Largest EAST ORANGE CAB co. ' ORange 5-9000 Serving East Orange 51 Years ommge 4-3194 EAST ORANGE HEALTH FOOD CENTER Complete Line of Health Foods Health Luncheons Served All Day 7 A. M. - 7:30 P. M. 383 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE. N. I. I HERBERT E. GOLDBERG I Real Estate - Insurance I Toy Shops 488 CENTRAL AVENUE 519 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE, N. I. OR. 6-5900 EAST ORANGE. N. I. ORange 5-8501 THE FARM ROBERT W. HENDRICKS Real Estate and Insurance 364 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE NEW IERSEY DAIRY PRODUCTS Fresh eggs and Fresh killed I Poultry from my own White Cloud Acres Farm, R. D. Long Valley, N. I. I 40 MAIN STREET. EAST ORANGE OR. 7-2069 Page. One Hundred Twenty-Five Linens - Lingerie - Neqliqees Blouses - Hosiery Children's Wear - Gifts 32 PROSPECT ST. EAST ORANGE. N. I. Comer William Street EVELYN ANTAKI OR. 3-2031 ORange 2 -0376 MODERN ARTS and CRAFTS Artists' Materials - Picture Frames Everything for the Amateur and Professional Artist 450 CENTRAL AVE. E. ORANGE. N. I. Cor. of S. BURNETT STREET ORange 5-203 1 ' MAP1.E's flowers 15 AMPERE PLAZA EAST ORANGE NEW IERSEY WE CALL 6. DELIVER WALNUT CLEANERS AND DYERS on. a-aasv TAILORS - FURRIERS We Repair and Press Ladies' and Gents' Garments 82 NO. WALNUT STREET EAST ORANGE. N. I. Cor. William St. PARK AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Complete Bumper to Bumper Service WHEEL ALIGNMENT SPECIALISTS Phone ORange 3-9530 30 PARK AVE. EAST ORANGE, N. I I. ARONIN Diamonds - Iewelry Fine Watch and Iewelry Repairs onunge 3-4431 353 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE HELEN IVIICHEL Handmacher Weathervane Suits S25 .95 - 329.95 531 MAIN STREET At Brick Church EAST ORANGE. N. I. onanqe a-9370 OWEN AGENCY 'Insurance Be Sure and Insure 431 CENTRAL AVENUE EAST ORANGE. N. I. Page One Hundred Twerity-Six ORange 5-7870 KAYE'S PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE MICHAEL SORDILL - ALBERT FRIEDERICH Registered Pharmacists Prompt Free Delivery 392 WII.LIAM STREET Corner Walnut EAST ORANGE, N. I. Full Dress Suits and Tuxedos For Hire CLEANING - REPAIRING FALCON BROS. Est. 1904 LADIES' AND GENTS' CUSTOM TAILORS Phone ORonge 3-3678 141 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE, N. I. WWW' ,,.,,.W EMRWMLWMDF' siege W . , S DINER . W Mvtoqqdbwb AL VW . 61.9 JY' C'09'U'QQJ I VICTOR D'ALESSANDRO Maker of Men's Clothes Fabrics Now on Display 396 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE NEW JERSEY BEARINGS AND BRAKES Inc. 318 MAIN STREET OR. 3-8825 ORange 2-0176 AMPERE HARDWARE 6 SUPPLY George L. lLou7 Siegel, Prop. Electrical and Plumbing Supplies B. P. S. Paints - Floor Sanders - Wallpaper Keys Made 45 FOURTH AVENUE EAST ORANGE, N. I. ORange 4-7237 AIVIPERE Sc. 10c and 254: STORE 42-46 FOURTH AVENUE EAST ORANGE NEW IEHSEY ORcxnge 2-9500 AMERICAN COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY OFFICE FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT One Stop Headquarters for All Oifice Needs 396 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE. N. I. Page One Hundred Twenty-Seven E. T. MERRILL Umbrellas we repair We do them with good care 9 WASHINGTON PLACE EAST ORANGE OR. 3-3660 HARRIET L. MOORE Realtor 7 NORTH ARLINGTON AVENUE EAST ORANGE OR. 3-2343 DAN ROSEN Z5 NORTH ARLINGTON AVENUE EAST ORANGE OR. 4-0699 MELODY MOTORS 37 CENTRAL AVENUE EAST ORANGE OR. 5-5720 ROTHEY SPECIALTY COMPANY 508 CENTRAL AVENUE EAST ORANGE V. E. RALPH 6. SON 50 NORTH 19th STREET EAST ORANGE on. 4-2443 OR. 3-7278 WOOD'S DRUG COMPANY R. G. so 574-576 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE OR. 3-2900 Page One Humlrea' T-:Realty-Eight PALMER HOUSE A place of distinction for t y for weddings and eceptions. MAIN and MAPLE STREETS EAST ORANGE NEW JERSEY OR. 5-5836 BOWL-O-DROME mo CENTRAL AVENUE EAST ORANGE onunge 3-9725 PREVENT FIRES NORTH ARLINGTON DELICATESSEN 29 NO. ARLINGTON AVENUE EAST ORANGE OR. 3-5080 NOTTE SAFETY APPLIANCES CO. E. H. NOTTE 7-9 NO. MUNN AVENUE EAST ORANGE. NEW IERSEY OR. 3-4500 -- OR. 3-4293 STANDARD ELECTRIC COMPANY 493 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE OH. 2-9598 on g 41000 THE SERVICE DRUG COMPANY GEORGE H- MILLER C0 I 231 PARK AVENUE EAST ORANGE Insurance - Bonding 231 PARK AVENUE OR. 3-0806 EAST ORANGE NEW IERSEY Page One Hundred Thirty HAL'S TYDOL SERVICE 34 PARK AVENUE EAST ORANGE CITY HALL RESTAURANT 369 MAIN STREET OR. 2-9863 EAST ORANGE. N. I. ORange 3-1395 ORanqe 2-9153 V Rent a Typewriter . . . Practice at Home Better Speeds - Better Marks 3 Month HSIIIGI 510.00 -:- Luncheon - Dinner -:- ' 611 CENTRAL AVENUE EAST ORANGE NEW IERSEY May be applied if purchased ECKERSLEY N. I. TYPEWRITER CO. 15 WASHINGTON STREET EAST ORANGE. N. I. Established 1921 ORange 3-0157 CRAMP'S ART STORE Framing of A11 Types Prints - Paintings - Restoring - Photo Frames 15 PROSPECT STREET EAST ORANGE. N. I. FRED'S SHELL SERVICE Cor. PARK AVE. and NO. 16th ST. EAST ORANGE. N. I. ORcmge 3-3443 DODGE - PLYMOUTH - DODGE TRUCKS G. W. TISDALE. Inc. Authorized Dealer Est. 1922 Celebrating 31st Anniversary Showrooms cmd Sales: 490 MAIN STREET Service and Parts: 47 GREENWOOD AVE. EAST ORANGE. N. J. OR. 8-1963 IOSEPH M. RYAN AGENCY Heal Estate - Insurance 58 4th AVENUE EAST ORANGE, N. I. n Page Or1e Hzmdred Tufdrzty-Nine AMHERST BARBER 186 AMHERST STREET EAST ORANGE OR. 5-0497 ESSEX CLEANERS 3 Hour Service All Work Done On Premises 28 WILLIAM STREET EAST ORANGE OR. 4-9723 ORcmge 3-S760 AMPERE VALET SERVICE Cleaning - Dyeing - Tailoring sa FOURTH AVE. EAST ORANGE ANTON'S CLEANERS AND TAILORS First Quality Cleaning and Alterations BRAUN MANUFACTURING CO. CHUBBY'S FOOD SHOP FINE HOME BAKING BREAD - CAKE - ROLLS 25 WASHINGTON PLACE E. ORANGE OE. 7-2489 71 PARK AVENUE EAST ORANGE OR- 53129 NEAR 17th STREET on g s-zava HERRMANN'S GROCERY BILTWELL AND DET-TCATESSEN UPHOLSTERING SHOP A. L. LUTSKY Home Made Salads, Cold Cuts Frozen Foods - Hersheys Ice Cream 231 PARK AVENUE EAST ORANGE OR. 5-5409 Interior Decorator 495 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE, N. I. Page One Hundred Thirty-0 I V 1 S ORange 3-1141-2 A S SARI AND SONS Main Street Cleaners and Dyers, Inc. TAILORING - REMODELING 485 MAIN ST. EAST ORANGE ORange 4-7697 S. F . MELNICK The Ieweler Nearest Your High School Agent tor: Hamilton, Longine, Elgin, Croton Watches and Gerard-Perregaux Fine Watch and Iewelry Repairing Keys . . . Rings 387 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE. N. I. ORange 3-2195 V A Y ' S CLEANERS AND DYERS Plant and Store: 213 SANFORD STREET and 467 CENTRAL AVENUE EAST ORANGE NEW IERSEY OR. 3-3438 - 9 YUDIN'S PAINT STORES WALLPAPER - SANITAS - WALLTEX PAINTERS SUPPLIES INDUSTRIAL Pratt 6 Lambert Bl Products I EAST ORANGE. N. I. I Cabot's Stains - Collopakes 501 MAIN ST. AT HALSTED onunqe 5-2239 MICHAEL STEIN 6 CO. Ladies' and GentIemen's Custom Tailors Dry Cleaners - Furriers 16 HALSTED STREET EAST ORANGE, N. I. ORange 5-9488 IAMES GREGORY. Prop. THORPE'S PET SUPPLIES Paralceets A Specialty 482 MAIN STREET EAST ORANGE, N. I. ORange 5-3270 Estimates PHILIP SCHMIDT Furniture Repairing - Slip Covers Custom Built Upholstery 455 MAIN STREET COpp. Ashland Avenue! EAST ORANGE, N. I. ORange 3-9810 Res.: ORange 3-7191 OSCAR'S LUNCHEONETTE Tobacco - Candy Stationery - Toys 199 N, 16th ST. E. ORANGE, N. I. Page One Hundred Thirty-Tbree YOUNG 6- MacART ASSOCIATES Insurance Brokerage Office 5 N. Arlington Avenue, East Orange. is honored in giving its support to the 1954 Syllabus, and in extending to all. Staff, Graduates and Faculty. its congratulations. May good luck be yours. LILLIAN DEAN 580 MAIN STREET ORANGE, N. I. ORange 4-8990 OR. 5-9719 TULLY'S ESSO SERVICENTER PARK AVENUE and 16th STREET EAST ORANGE PALERMO HAIRDRESSERS 300 MAIN STREET OR. 3-2043 EAST ORANGE. N. I. OR. 4-7204 We Deliver COLUMBIAN PHARMACY Prescriptions - Cosmetics 160 GROVE STREET EAST ORANGE NEW IERSEY HENRY M. LESHER Real Estate - Insurance ORange 3-4276 Res.: ORange 5-7807 MANAGEMENT MORTGAGES APPRAISALS 58 NO. GROVE ST. At Grove St. Station EAST ORANGE. N. I. ORange 3-8907--3-8908 EHRMANN'S MARKET Prime Meats and Poultry Fruits and Vegetables Frosted Foods 50 HARRISON STREET EAST ORANGE, N. I. ORange 5-2863 P. H. LAWLESS Real Estate - Insurance 17 WHITNEY PLACE EAST ORANGE. N. I. Page One Hundred Thirty-Four 1 I 1 WMM W! Conqraiulafions and fhe besf of iuckl We of Lorsfan are proud of fhe par? we have had in helping to male your cfassbook as permanenf reminder of your school years, recording -with phoio- graphs one of fhe happiest and mos? excifinq Hmeshzof your life! We hope Qhaf, iust as you have chosenx us qswyour class phofogmpher, you wiil continue to fhink of Lorsian Siudios when you want phoiogrephs fo hefp you remomborgoihorghwomenfous days to come! When you choose Lorsfan portraifsfyou are sure of the Fnesf crefismanshipyaf the' mosf modefafekpricesi LORSTAN W TUDIO Foremosf School Photographers in fha Eosf Page One Hundred Thmy Fwe 14 X Q, S2 9- S-V, 'L gf 1 A ., , A . -sr. 'VELZ E , so 1 1 gil x En' , fasy f. 1' 'KEY-'f ' ' k E af' wg? 7 . v i ,un -,QQSXIZ N I ,Zu , , - f f., f s n ' . 4 . 1, .f Q , V -'K ...Q I -X5 X Rf' N X A A lx X T A .f if WX THAT SETS A PRINTING STANDARD Ee most sig1zQ9Ca,1z.t form of human eommwzieation 'XJ 1'e1b1'0dueti0n of word and Qbieture hy fl-ri1zti1LgNvis worthy of the efrealtive ilIlCl1'l'IZi7Zg, shilled craftsmanshija, modern equijz- ment, and elelbendahle services by which the Cobver-Roux P1'inti1zg Company seehs to mahe evevy john, an ideal of pmfeetion. COLYER-ROUX Printing Company NEWARK 4, N. J. 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