Ewing High School - Clepsydra Yearbook (Ewing, NJ)

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TBA -32, . ' 'N-K-1 A slightly different membership with the same names, but older, more knowing looks, comprised the ninth grade crew. Our class members had lived onthe boot's deck for a year and knew the ropes completely. There were a thousand little things that let us know that here we be- longed. MR. MULLlGAN'S GROUP Joe Kaplan, John Kuck, Mr. Mulligan, Ruth Olson, Edna Howell. MR. LACY'S CLASS Barbara Howarth, Janet Schwartz, Nick Lannutti, Bev Richebacher, Carol Haney, Ginny Inman, Jerry Matcho, Jackie Donovan, Connie Fogal, Doreen Johnson, Mr. Lacy, Gall Stakem, Jackie Rakosi, Lou Scartocci, Joyce Raymond, Carl Rebbeck, Nancy Bair, Jean Cacciatore. ln tenth grade we were older, wiser, still on course, with much ocean behind us, and many knots to go. MR. ZAHLER'S CLASS Janet Schwartz, Barbara Howarth, Mr. Zohler Carol Honey, Bev Richebacher, Arthura Thomas Lane Farrow, Lou Scartocci, Richard Timms. MISS DAVOLlO'S CLASS Nancy Bair, Yvonne Ash, Isabel Brancolino, Doreen Johnson, Marie Albertson, Jean lnverso, Miss Davolio, Ginny Inman, Jackie Donovan, Gail Stakem, Barbara Howarth, Connie Fogal, Ginny Whitlock.

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I ,lourneY 5 pcsl CloSS t-list0fY METAL SHOP Left to right: Mr. Brooks, Ted Bernhardt, Richard Csutor, Robert Tucker, Emilio DeBlasia, George Dorsett, Albert Miller. Seven long years had gone into prep- aration for this most important of all trips. Before entering Ewing, we packed our heads with elementary primary informa- tion, trying to cope with our present prob- lem while looking toward the future. ln eighth grade, with a new high school, all were ready to sail. We hoisted the mast of education for the Class of '56 was an its way! Crew members were from Lan- ning, Parkway, Reed, and Fisk, guided on course by many helping captains including Mr. Steketee, Mr. Cooke, Mrs. Jensen, and all our teachers. CHEMISTRY CLASS Left to right: Ralph Blumhardt, Mr, Cost, Virginia Whitlock, Sue Eames, Barbara Stellies, .lack Flynn, Ralph Jemison, Rocco Maruca, Gordon MacKay, Charles Voorhees, Robert Schiedler, Tom O'Kellv.

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UNITED STATES HISTORY II Left to right: Susan Lamata, Shirley Anderson, Carolyn Goldstraw, Mr, William Eberly, Ted Bern- hardt, Geranium Waldron, Bob Tucker, John Lan- ing, John Kuck, Bill Jones. f'l'f1: FAMILY LIVING CLASS Jackie Donovan, Reed LeFebvre, Bob White, Sam Iorio, Nancy Logan, Sis Hurley, Gail Stakem, Mrs. Barbara Boone. 'IW'-L Q tix X xl , sa-s With but one boat in front of us and many waves closer to land, the Class of '56 arrived at eleventh grade, the next to reach her destination on the horizon. Mr. Kenneth Pederson was at the helm, helping with the iunior prom, class rings, and the magazine drive. Mr. John Lacy commanded us in Our Town. LIBRARY Left to right: Joan Fell, Pat Arena. TRIGONOMETRY CLASS First row, left to right: Dave Baldwin, Pot Arena. Second row: Ralph Stout, Rocky Maruca, Dick Gauck, Ralph Blumhardt. Third row: Lou Russo, Herman Meury, Ralph Jemison. Fourth row: Andy Wagner, Jim Cantwell.