Ewing High School - Clepsydra Yearbook (Ewing, NJ)
- Class of 1958
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L ulii- Huy l'mlcn'l41w lfrlilfir ..... ,,K.llilj' Fitz-XIuuriu- Sfrlff UCr1il1z'1'x'.' 1 E 1 E -I4J5l'17il1IIl' igIXlIIk'lliliIU. Chill f.o.itc-N, Jllfij' Dill. i'iit'.llll1I'1' U51-, YlXi.lI1 Kowixky. 5.u'.mli lm- iixwiwillw. .Xiinw l..lIlI'lH'Nk'il. Cf.i1'o1 lieww. Xl.n1'Y lilwlmii, lmix lxlttvr. Cyimn liliwo. Ihfttv 1.1k- .icx lin-1111.1 lhomiif. Lim Xouiiq, .uid Shir- iu' illII L'f ART COXINII'I 1'IfL :Vt lfrlitor ....,, ,..,,...... ..,,,,,........ I l ipiy' I-.iXI.u' btzzff Vwfzfu rs: Muiniy Xlwrrix, xi.lI'il' i'4-tixzinio, jiiokic: lim-lux, .mini livin Xxlrumi. l'iIN,XNffl'f fffJXlXll'I l'1fif 5I1llSLl'I'1IflvHll Cflmirmfm ,,,, .,,,. . ..,,Nimi1c5 Kiiitmlr .xIlL'l'I'fiSL!llli7Af CIHIITIIHIVI ., .... ,,,.. .jguip-t j.1Np.m Stuff .Vx mf1i1'x.' 1 . . ' ' ' ' ' Lit liimufh-11. X-i.l!'1.lI1 l'.1r11i.1, Rohn-rt.i Rott- iw. .mil I5.irry Holla-i'. Ewing High School Ewing Township Trenton 8. New ICISCY 3 We the Ewxnq H1gh 'School C1155 of 58 hue chosen fol thc thcme of our xelrhook All the XX o1lcl5 1 St lge Our cl us hcrc It Exxlnff h ne been zctccl Ill thc cllssroolns the COII'1llOI'9 thc lunch hne, the lUd1f0I'1llITl md thc Ulmes Nlr Rumoncl lSS15tLCl us wrth the help of Nlr Hou51n1n, our assrst int chrector N115 cnsen, the CdSt1Hg ch rector xx 1th the flld of Nlr Ad uns 1115 helped us to Hnd thc p 1th xxlnch we 5h lll follow 111 litcr xelrs Also Qllldlflg us tow ucl our goll ire the teach e 5 15 prompters, technxcll ld usors lJllSlH6S5 IH lnwers, chore Tl1PllCI'b reselrch chrector ll1St0I1C ll 1clx15or5, and chrcctor5 Aftcr our role here It Ewlng IS clonc our role xull go to our llIN.lLI'StllLl1CS the unclercl155 men :E -x it 2 ,. , Q , , . l I 7 L , :KA v A 9 ' 9, ' Q Q . Q ' X 2 7. O L Y l I x H 1 i . . 7 Q 5 DQ . - . QM' Steketee, our clircctor, has Q1lJlV ' Q ' ' Q ' ' . ' , ' l . 2 Q ' 5 1 1 i r ' Q ' ' Q r L ' ' Q ' Q Q ' - I , Q ' ' ' Q Q - ' Q QD - 03,1 ', Q ' ' , r ' Q ' ' 'A 7. , , . ' . . . ,- .Q if I wg : h Q I TABLE OF CONTENTS ADNIINISTRATIOY FACL LTY AND STAFF SENIOR CLASS CABINET SENIOR Sl CTIOV UNDERCLASSXILX ACTIN ITIES FE ATL RES CLASS DIRLCTORY IN DLX ADVERTISLNIENTS I -' I? . I ,.,..,...,..,............,............ .. 7 T , A ' iY----------,--A-v,..A'--------. 9 .I . . . f ,.L,,L,.,.,.w....,,,..,.,,. . 16 'Iv E I ,,,,.,,,,.,. .......,.............,..,..,. 1 7 A '. 'I' v,.,..,,YIYSLYL,L,..,,.,.,,,..,Y,.,..... 47 . ' .,YL,,.v......SS.,vv..,..L,.....I.,,............,,..,. 55 SPORTS ..,,,L,Y,...,.I,.,LSS,v,,,.,,A,L,SLWY.......,,,,,,w..w.....,,. 73 4 M I ' .,.,.S,Lw.Y,.......,,vw.......,,,....,,...........,..... 85 ' T -v--'-Av-,fY-----,---v-'..A'-----.--'- I' 7 ....A..,......,..,..L...........L.....,.......,......,.......... 99 7. I ,.... .,L,,,v......,.I,.w...........,... 1 03 SEATED left to rrght Xlr Fred Ryan Xlr Fr'1nk Krregner Nlr Fmnk Dubel 1ndXlrs JTIIICC Elllott STANDINC' XII George Nloore Xlr joscph Xletzglr Dr GIIIHOIL F1Sl'ICI' md Xlr Vvllllllll Rrttcr ABSENT Nlrs Nltalle Lawler Xlr joseph C DAnnunz1o Ir Nlr K1rlCorn B0 RD OF EDUCATIO All the xxorlds 1 stage to minv of us hut behmd the scenes h 1rd md tlme Consumlng xxork IS twkmg plxce Nllnx of us rre unrxx ue of the xxorlt Pr lCt1C1llV everv Xlond IV nlght one Crn find the Bo 1rd of Educ 1t1on trx mg to work out the mmv problems xx 1th xxhrch thex rre confrontcd Smcc the Borrd of Educltron provrdes us Wlth the equrpment for 1 hrordcr cduc rtron xxc Ire lble to cqrrx on md mike our PI'0ClllCt1OI1 the Hncst cxcr to hc st lgcd XX 1th out the help of these men md xx omen xxe xx ould not h rxe hccn rhlc to lCl1lLXL our fine SllOVk1Hg XX e the Cllss of 58 would lrlxe to extend our th rnlxs to thcsc h rrd xx orlxrng people xvho rre workmg for the betterment of our school , ': . . , . . 1 ' , . . . , t r' . . ' .' l'1:.. Y. ,.. A . 2, .' A ,z '.. 1 H : . . . , . . . . , ., A . t . c c , a 1 ' ' 1. 2 ' . . k ' ' k L 'Z ' ' ' that goes mto our great PI'Odl1Ctl0I1. z z Q 1 t 1 'z ' a . ' ' ' ' z ' L . ' 'J a i 2 Q , , .1 , ,A I v 1 4 ' - 1 x Y. z z c L c '. ' ' x c . ' t 1 7 Y V 7 AJ Q x t H . 1 ' 1 Y. 7 . ' ' - - , ,, . , ,' , c , . 4 X ' 1. Y A ' 1 . . fin XV- urv proucl to iutmclllcv our supcriutvuclcut,, Dr. Ciliufwo Fislicr. who plays tho roll- of pmcliic-01' of our tlivuic-. 'A.' X ll thc- YYm'lcl's Ll Stugc-ll. Dr. Fislulr has rcccivvcl the following all-gi-ws: HS. from St. l,llXVl'UIlL'l'. KIA. frrmi Calum- hiu Tculclimsl College. and his Iluctm' of liclucutiuu also from Coluiuhia Teaclicrsi College. The Clam of 1958, thy- fifth L-Lux to grncl- l.ir prugixum to lu-lp yuu fly-vulup your Lilvutw u.1t4- fI'UlIl lfwiug lligh SL-lloul. ix .1 XDL'L'lLll um' llllll 11lf0I'CNfN Ill fl llfl'-lllv' willlll. E tu im- lN'Q'illlNL' thx: pupils who .irc If-lClll.lllIlLf I -'xltlllllllllll lllfll Wllfwflfl QI'-Hill-lllfill 1111-iflw A-lm-11-cl lxiiulm-r!.i1'tm1 in Svptc-iiilivr, 1943, thi- t.l'i Um'pLl1l'.H U Um' U hm ll lmlr ll ml It 1.1 I t t 1 k . 1. . V tum. xu- I't'.ll1l!', auul liupv tliiit you :lu tum ffmll ull ull ll ml N 'll ll lull Ill 'llmx th.1t .all li-.uuiuq mlum nut cuuu' lrmu liuulm lfJXVl1Nlll15. Slum- thc' clay yuu nfiilvrml sclmucml If Xu, limi, Nm.U.l,41t.,1 in ,timllltmwy Um U, our III-lllll' iHllk't'I'Il hm lJl'l'Il tu prminlz' .l Ufmufl 114, HHH- bmi in wlluulq yuu will lu- lilxvly' tt'.lL'llllIQ mill, tu wc- that thi-5, iuul you, h.1cl umtiiuu' tu clwm puur lu-xt in yuur puxt-Ngliuul .lcliyrllialtv fucilitizw in which tu xxorli. Quill tht' -llllllllfhi Wll-'l4'W'I' flll? NNY. llf'- I prupvr z-qliipuiwit .uiml xuppliu with Whig-li tu lll llU tl'l'l :ml lm' It lx llYflllU' A - - liupi- tllutvu1l'11i-wliuul l'XIN'T1L'IILk'N xxi.l pm wurlc. 'lhruuihuut ilu' Qrlmclw nur Qurrxculuiu - .- I , ,f . . cal xiiluv 111 yuur Xu,u.t utf-. win flk'N1llH'Kl tu hvlp you .mc-liii-xv xwrthy .icu- Clkllllij Lgcmlx .mul our .lctixity .uul :gxtr.s-c11r1'icu- C'll,XIUlllf l l5lllfll Our principal and director. Mr. Raymond Steketee, we now present with eminence in our lifels cliuiinri, entitled MAH the XVorld's Ll Stagcv. Having received his AB. from Hope College und his XIA. cle-grce from the Univcrsity of Michi- gan, we fccl that N111 Stn-lictec is L'Cl'fillllly compctcnt to hc our director. I hold the world but Us the world . . . A 1S'ffIQC'. where every num 77lIl.S'f play Il purtfi By the close of the senior yr-ui: the cupcning sccncs of the drzunu of life of each memhcr of the class lnzvc hccn enacted and gI'Llilll2lflfJH hrings down the curtain on the first act. YVhat we hnvc sccn has givcn Us some idca of what is to cornc, and we await with keen anticipation the further unfolding of the lives which hold so much of promise. As Q1 faculty we C'fJIlQl'LllllltllC' the mcrnhcrs of the Class of 1953 rind express the hope that each of you will play yfuur part well and find in it L1 full measure of happiness and success. RAYMOND STEKETEE 11t11111111111ff XI1 111111 Ions ll 18 Ill 11111 111 11 1 ff H111 1 1 Q 11 11111111 111111 111 1111 1111 XI A 11101101 f1OI'I'l Co 1111111111 L111111s1t1 I11t101111c111ff N115 G11111 s 1111 s1111 the 115111111 11111111111 of X11 V 111111 s 1 ff S1111 1 U 1 ff 1 1111111 R1 T1 111 1 111 111 1t11111 1111111 1111111111 1s11 I11t111111111111f XI1 '1'11111111s 1 111s 1 lll 11st111ff 111111 of X11 the 11111111 s 1 St1U11 H11 IS 111111 111111111111 for t1115 1011 111111111 1 B S 11111111 f111111 T1111 t111 S1111 T1 lC1l1lS C111111 1 11111 Q 11111 1111111 s 1 1111111111 1 I . 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N1 L 1 1111i X11' 11x11I1 II II L.1W1'11111'11 X11111i1.111. .11111 A , , Q. 1 1 12 SOCYIXI, S'l'l'IDII-fS DIfPARTXIIfN'I' Dwmg lllxlnI'lL'.lI I'4'Nt'.lI'i'll fur wur play. m fiuil tlu- lnixlwxihml .l1lXiNHIN. Xiiw Huw Xml l2rI'llI1uv, XIII Nmllvvli sf1't'I1'. Xlixx Xlklfj S' k.111m.' 1 Q 1 'i i ' Im-I gy , rx. CIITRJIXIL Ylxlikm-. .md Xlrw, Ruth XX'.mtm-r. Sffllfxfilf Dl'1P.XN'I'XIlfN'l' Clixing IIN wiwntific .ulviw for our clmmu nu' our wiv!ltifif-tccllllivll KlfIX'iNO!'i from flu' NL'il'IlL'l' lll'DZlI'tIllL'IltZ Xlr, liulwwt Stalrrvt. Xlrx. X'ir:i11i.1 Linw, Xir. XX'illi.xm GM. Xliw Jwlflifll Lvlm, Xlr. Carl limmsvqnuixt. in BVSINICSS IDIfI',XIiTXllCN'I' Our lamixn-Ns lHLlIl.lQ4'I'S. in bllllflt' uf tick- ctx :mul puhliq-ity for our play. am-: Srmxtvd- Xiixs Row llmxuliw. Xliw Xlury' P.lp.zrrmv, Xfrx xl.lTi.lIl BiHJc'z'. Stgunrling Xlr. 'I-lll'fJl!f7Tl' XX'.l!- IIUT. Xlr. .Xrtlmr Piffklth, Xlr, Clmrlf-N flllh-r ill lIli'lllIlt'I'N uf ilu- um11xu'rc'1.ll lll'I7.H'tII1l'Ilt. I'HX'SlfigXl, lfDl'CgXTIUN IJIfPXH'l'XIlfXT Ilw L'llUTt'UUl'.lD!lX' fur nur plan lx flfmf- In our DIIXNILII l'il!1l'.ltlHI1 mln-putvuuf-Ixt. It lx cum prmwfl uf Xlr, XX'iHwr XX-illlllvlf. Xlp, X'if'lz lily, Xllw Lntlly NJIIN. Xlr. l',1fxx.11'fl Xwlkrv xml XI1. Stn-plum XIVIIIILII. OFFICE STAFF Rl'pI'K'5i'l1tiIl! the usherettes in our play of life ure: Xlrs, Cir-urge Dixbrow, Miss Theresa liltil, auul Miss xlilfj' Arm P1rlYCllFlk. A Cl'S,I'ODI.XXS lIl'I'4'ilIA!'tll1' emtmIi.111xelealrillqtimr' xhlqv. .Manning tlll'IIl we we, Xlr, f:I.lTl'Ill'l' Lxllilll, Hr. fiI.u1-m-1- Sc-lnlanpif-11 Nlr. l'ramk I,m1c'N:1, Hr. Llnyl I lwtc-lmw, Xlr. lfrzmk I,zuu-. Nlr. 'IWIIOIHLIN NI.umi1aQ, Xlrs, Xlirrin- Kzxtilru, amd Xlr. Iiiehzlrd Sleepy. ,v,.,,...1--an , , ' ,x1 Hwy? .4 X Q W I QM., NURSE Our uurmc ix Xlrs. NI:11'g.1ret Aberclzly. CAFETIZRIA STAFF Our cafeteria stuff is seen us we see them every day as we go to buy our lunches. Com- posing the mrfl' ure: Hrs. Kaitherine Lawler, Mrs. Grace Xluzutelli, Xlrs. Freda Klugstcm, Hrs. Xlurion Xlcury, Xlrs. Eileen Vreelamd, Xlrs. Gertrude 'I'rau1tm1m. E i 1 LIBH.-XRIAN The research clirn-atm' doing work for the play is Xlrx. Hiaruarei XVl1itley. Facult Pla T The faculty this year eshihitecl their clramatie talents hy presenting a rollicking farce. ulilithe Spiritw, which was written hy Noel Cowarcl. Un Itllllltlff' 31 .incl l7ehruary' l. NSS. the curtain was all set to rise to display Charles Mir. john Laeyl anal his seeoml wife Ruth Oliss Elaine Noehumsonl extremely ewitecl ahout a seanee that they had planned for the evening with their friends, Dr. anal Xlrs. Braclman Olr. XYil- liam Crafton and Nliss Roseann Brunol. Xlaclame Areati Olrs. Mary Lou Deelierl. the meclium, finally arrivetl. l'nfortunately for Charles. the seanee was a huge sueeess, heeause it hrought the spirit of his cleacl wife lilvira Olrs. Viola Udyl baek to haunt him. The plot heeame even more comic-al when Charles realized that no- botly hut himself eoulcl see lflvira, not even Edith, the maid Olrs. Marian Bilheep. As Charles' life hecame even more eomplieatetl. everyone enjoyed the play more. All proeeecls from Blithe Spirit helped make possihle a Scholarship Fund for four deserving seniors of the Class of 1958. ff P x CQ by .A If 'Q . fb v- ? Smur oec 6400 :QM XXQQQIUQ C. S 'YQ K Xjw 3 O 3:25, X ' 22' ID JO!!! cg . 4 2' C0 , 12 x 2- Q. ? Q 3, ,-.,,,,,,.,.,,,, E QF 5 3 fn MM V '0 GUM WWM'-MQ'-,X - ,,,.,, , Q5 ,UW Y, U 1 2 f' fb 90 0 6 ? 'xl 915 C3 'WS NfH?iOiiGOV WOOHDS fanguoni augo.uoj SCIZBQ 31-Sl JO Xa A,-.-,,,.e-o Q. 00 xv HCQL WET? AUD1TCj,ggfUATSX :A THM WRX.. rec. 7 XXX ' ER QF .WH OO fy F Xxx S Se ,,.'f 'S Of F X -380 -Q, v W, ' ' Q X Q0 f . 9' H: fig- .xxx A - S 'xnxx WCf'fl2 S f. I . P If Xxxix CHOO! 6, L OCD 4 7.fQ EW! mi OF UMXXX Y.. . 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N-X llll H1111 slmulrl the clcul lmuc all tlm ,LJJOII tunes ki' -f ' c Louc 1 uolsnur Bwrux Ju L0 Ylzc uzt uf one man lucns flu aluy ROGER BAUER Radu A hit of fun .slzmL'.s' tlmruglz ll quiet appczmznce. 7 1 fl asf ..v ' GY' if JOAN ELIYHXBETH ARXII FACE 1 L Gettin to know you C li ACE XIARIE B -XSSXNO Cru please ll frunfl who pleases me fra? JOHN WILLIAM BELL Jn I choose to lue an Q Qc easy Izfe rd! ?.q,. f'-'Q ' ' JUDITH LOUISE BENNISON lli V A mumung, 1Jll'SUHllI1tIl and a Sunny smile ROGER BERES .Wx Lzfe rs a tou 11 lJl'0f7O.Slfl0ll and the first lxmulred years mc the hardest FRFD RICK PETER BERNHARD F rec c rather know a square ,gulf than own a square one RUDOI PH BI RRETTA Rudy ,X Ven of few words are .4-gb, the best men T IOAIN BRANCOLIXO II Alzke both m looks and good school .sportsmanshlp JOSEPHIXI C-XFIII RIXL BRANCOLIXO xlllxe hoth an loolss mul ood school sportsmanshzp PATRICIA -XXX BRUCCOLLRI 'l Her .sunny smile newr leaues one zn thz shrulg OY Shes lullm to help uf any tas All you clo 18 haue to uslx FRANK GEORGE BUSHNELL Butch -X future farmer ll happy fellow IAXIES EARL EARVIN CANTY lm Quzetness and confidence shall be your strength CARL STEVF CACCIAIORE Ch1ck 'Danger and delight grow on one stall. H .LION PJ LOIS JOYCE BRUNELL ..J ,, .lg b ' ' ..J. ,, 19 ELLLX -YXN1 CL Xlllx Lllcn Ilcr Ir1sl1 ufcs an alurlu snulm ROBILITI FHOXI-XS CLOPP Bo Cemrallu spculxzn le LUHCIIIIIU Spllllxlll WWQQW' QW' S image -n WW 'W Rx FILOXIENA ROSE CIANIPA Phil A pond sport, 11111171 grand frivnrl. JOHIN P-XUL CIRICOI O Peppy Pleasure is fur sweeter as rr f6l,7'C!lfl0Tl fhflfl IIS ll 111191 71698 15'-1 'PL ir N C ML CIIHISTIINL COATLS Cu Clxurm strikes tlxc 5 lt and ment mme the soul HOSE. LLAINE COHLN Hou I lzane brought golden opznrons from all sorts of people 20 H0131 Rl f UNH XD Woodx XLIf1lCf 1 111155 11111 1111 N 1 1111 1111113 1111 S111 SARAH ANN COXOXEH S1 x K 11111 s1111111s!11111111 11119s F111 uf 1111 1lfLI 111111 111111 pznvss 3- Q-7-vb' NI-XTTIH XX IRANCIS Cl XRXIICRI JH CLIN II Q 111 1111 t11c' 111111111 ,IIS 11ea11 IH t111 1I111111s DON AI D LOUIS DI B'XARIIx I' uzfy U T110 111111 15 511011, 1111! 1111 11'11r1c is 1lJ11,!.H XIXRX XXX CXIIII MINI CR X1 XI11111 1 1111 1 11111 111 LIll11fJLt1 1111 1 LOLISL CL LLIIX Lou 11161 IS 111 1 1 IL 11111 1111 s 1115111 1111 111511105 3 1 C -XROL NI AH DYXOXV T11 11111111st1111111n 1 1111115 t11c dupe 11ft11C11C111t EDW -XRD IR-XXCIS DI N1 Q If 1111111 111111 12111151111 0111911 Ict 1111111 11 s11111s11 RICHARD FDXIOND DTH Dxdx XV1v1111111 19 1101 II 111055111 e1111c11t111n 1s s01111t111119 ll curse IUDITH RECIXA DILL L1111,g11111 carefree 111151111 uazfs 1 Clzecrzn 11111015 111 1181 111111 may ROCCO Dlxf-Xf F10 Rocky I1 sports 111 111t1s 111111111 i111 1ILSt X111 111 fflLIIl1S1ll1J t111 111 1 pass t111 tc st JOHN L DLXN 1111 111 C1111rf11111css 11111 t11e IIIIILIIIIICFU of llfc' . . 1 3. 11 Q 1.9 11- ,, 4 , T , , HEY, .. . 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INCL hlthx Her mfhant pcrsmmhtzf shmcs throu h her C1145 TONE I OROS FLNRO Czlr U zt and iusdom are horn lL1fll a man ua ww? JOHN FR ANR U hat 13 hfL zutlwut laughter SHERXX OOD H FULHHIIR XX oody Such hi h-hrcfl manners sucz UU!l'll!lflll'L'!l wit. 25 INANCH ANN FOSS Is she so qluet and mare Varfhe hut dont he too sure CHARLES HILNRH F05 fl R Ru XVLII rlnnc 15 Iuttcr than well mul 'X .Q ima! N' A L 4 'hi' 2 I JR Ulf :J-1123 GA'-1 9. EDXVARD CANT Eclchc Tlurc 19 no uzsflmn lllxc frzmlxncss BXRB -XR-X ANN C-XRRETT Bun quut lmt fun loung, nature VVILLIANI AN FHONX C AW ROSlxl 1 Don t look at me that way 4r 'Z' PAUL RODN EX CILLNII R Roc Haste IIIUALS uustr, ulzy lzurry 'XAXCH XIICHELII CORTOIN A91 In Skunk 'TD- Tlu troulnlc of lur frzunls slze ll slzarc r 1 ln n s sunsz 1, G11 41 0, Lmryulzcrc VVILLIAXI RICHARD GRAFTON 1 Ask lzun to do anytllm and he u,1ll do it well 26 bHIRLLX i REEXE 5 ur Softly cpcalx mul sueetly smzln PLCCH SLI-XXXE CRICCS CS- Slzc zs lmul and ,graczmls Her manners are Lzuacmus ROSALLIE CHARLEXE CUARINIERI Roe Tell tlze truth and so puz le and confound your acl uersarzes VVESLEY CUNINIEL Llttle Conjol In this corner we lmw math English and clunz zstry and m the oppown corner Gummel XIADELIXE NMRY CURALSKI X ag Aener a dull moment ARTHUR EDWARD CUYER .,Art,, It cloesrft pay to worry -Q if K fd' -Q? XIARX DIANE HILTON Dmnc Remember dzshumzter helps to keep a ucealdmg rmg, brzglzt THOXI XS HOBSON Tom Self trust zs the rst secret of success Q ku! Wm -':, SANDII -X XIARLIIXII IHC EXIAN 3 Indy Glue me fl mlxe gnc me ace That :nukes szmpltmty grace JOHN HAXSBURX Vuch s Lamed from tmse who say Izttle VVILI I-XXI IIOXI X 1 Silence IS siren ELIZABETH LUCILL -X HOOD Beth Hou, sueet and fazr she seems to be C LXDXS IR XNCLS HUXX XR l H C luhlu sc om IS Lnozun u III I rt to do nut lzrtuc zozng, JFRIH HL f H15 Rest first than uorlx 4,-,J PETER INX ERSO Pete A footlmll player tnecl and rue X11 all arounzl fellow too Jaxm JasPAx ill To all my frtcnzls I lcaue Lmzl tlzouglzts 29 LQ' in--Z' r 3' auf ROBI R1 SCOTT HL LICIx B0 Little soul IS soonest nzcnclecl S AR AH -XXX IXIXIORDINO Ao mmfl is tlzorou y me or am Cl' that 19 llc ficzent ln a sense of lzumor YN FXITH jOIIN50X 1 Life is short so llc ,Lau LALRA Joxns A silent aflelress 19 the ,-genume eloquence of sm cerzty LOLA JVAN JONES Lo 1 A faithful frlenrl is IC meflleme of hfe BILL R I0'NlLS 1 In sports hes always on the beam Anrl he ranks hzglz on eeery team TNAN CY KINITNEIK lN mee Lnvfaltf I9 the hnlzest ,gnorl m the human heart JOSEPH ROCER OC Books tis a zlull and endless stnfe 4 I A v . A v nFl y,- H . . ,, ' Y , Q . Y A ' 4 ff H. J J . 1 ' ' . . U v V . AL 1 A '. ff 1 ,- 4 H . . . tl . . . H , . T . . -fB.un ff , Q , U ' Y A A H , v 4 . 1. . . 1 4 K V - I U r 1 HI v 4. M , . l 1 ll 30 X IN IAN XDI LI' ROSOFSIQ IN A lumpy azr a gemal smzle Shes a real true friend all the ulule H ROBERTA ROTTRE Bert IS better tn be fazthful than famous AN N NIONICA RRULL Tmkey Frlendly to all great and small L1XIAR uc y If you should hear a bzt of u,1 Xoull fincl that shes the cause of 1t JOHN L AR ASON LAXIBERT 0111 Tall easy gomg and care ree A fellow of krzoulcclge and ingenuity RICHARD GERALD L -KXINC R1Ck A lrttle work a lot of play 31 uv. yn alt . D - ' 1 IUDITH BASSETT .KJ 1 N .'t, .KJI H F Q 4-'S' RLBLCCW LORLTTA LAXX RLNC 1 Bcdn 'Vo un 1 so strongz as ,Lcntlcncss N un 19 so Lntlc as real stun tl: EN OXX E RAX LLFEBX RL Bonny, A true fzzend 19 foreuer ll frzenzl .rf 'Yi tv 'sf 16-'-F ir'- ' JOSILPII JOHN LIROCCA Bnopy marry mmpanwn IS as ,goorl nv Il wagon ALIFI' XIA1 LAUHOLSCH It as not enough to In good one must do It he nght way ILXXIS C Xlil IIITXIAX Lux Sturlrf 1s his almf zmpurtam L S XXIUL I D-XRROW LORD S lm Fasy mn ll,lfll0llf Il Care Hes made lus friends by Jlaym fair -XXTHOXX XI LOHI Tom ll ss on o 1111s Il 1 lL1S6Sf 111111 lust S-XNDR-X LEL LL XD Smdx Small III I1 I e141 flzozlys pal Qg,, 'Kuna XX -XXXL XVII LI XXI XI KCLLIXL LC The only tlun between 1 111 511 cess IS ze ladder ARTHUR XI ARTEXS r Suppress me 1f you can I am Il marry lest 33 Ani Sgr, -ir' 'WV' qv-....,, x J, XLFRLD HEX RX LX ON A nc pI11ye1 on the court X 1e11Il1r fellou. and Il sport SXNDH-X JFXXXL XI XC-XUL-XX S mdy Coocl health and ood sense are 1 4 reater ble ssm S 161' +5 '1 Qi 'FAI' 99' 1-n- Y f'x fix cG 1 Q54 KATHFRINE NIARTIX Keatlue The best may to haue I1 frzencl IS to be one DOLORLS XIARTINI Dec Small and rn many tll17l,L,S' ruse XV1th dark brown hmr and clark brmtn eyes JERRX XIARTIINI It 9 better to keep szlent than to speak BRUCE SEIDEL XIAR1 L Inssentml for a leader abzlzty and truthfulness LESLIE SONDRA NIAH as Eflicleney abzhty IUIIIL, ment tact Few of these qualztles cloes she laclt FLORENCE ELAINE XIEXER L lll'l1C A lzttle miss so slueet and 5-all Dancmg., along life zn ler happy uay XY ILLIXXI XII I ER Brooklyn The monuments f t surune the monuments of power DON -SLD XIILLLR X oo Gmc him ,IIS car his lrl and hes happy GERALD XIILLLR erry Ready to help zn any denuor Hes sure to stay on top foreuer SARAH NIILL5 Sa ly A ready snule and ll frzendly glance PATRICIA MORRIS '1 W'hat a wonderful place this world would be If everyone here were as happy as she. SANDRA ANN MORRIS Sandy In general she speaks but little. in 'Gb N1 'E Wig 2:5 ' ' ' N if '1I V ix F'-A PLTER 'NO IARIANNI 1t1 11 1111 1111 1 S1161 1 C1 HS1 ll 111111118 11111 lb 111 111115 111785 1 st111111111s LOHIJIT A ANN l'AHIxLH A111119 S 1 s 1 1111 11111111 ll 111111111 l 1v hw f T57 'Q 'O 'inf' ff' '-am m 1 mb' ufx 4 ' Mr She gave him ll 3111110 BARBARA ANN NAISNIITII Barb with ll future 111 lt. LORRAIN ALICE NEXIETH Illl Ijlillll HHS? lLf1 1Oll,L 111111111 111111 KVh11s full 11f 11111 111111 Luth out fl 111r1 C LRALD PKI ILRSON LITX 111 1111111111511 11111111111 1111111 1 511111 111 1111111 st1111 tl XIXRIE X IRC IXIA PEIR XNTO XI 1r11 Happy 11 1llL1xIl from 11111 ry 111111 care frm XV11y arent they 1111 C1111 tente11 111113 Wane X 36 ARTHUR PULLEN Art Never to be forgotten. WILLIAM ALEXANDER QUERE osandyn No matter what happens, there is always someone who knew it would. 'Qlnf-.5 A. T'- -- CYRUS RICKARDS Hzs personalzty uazll en dure m all tenses pas present and future KENNETH RIDGE Ken sports he s aluays ranl, u hz h And on him cucryonc can re y 37 C-Y diff SQ in Ls' J' ,dura-vnu: vt Ni? ,nw s u CAROL REESE Colrol M eels as a lamb and wzsclom to spare IACQUELIN E REUSS Iackxe Rare compound of oddrty frolzc and fun' Who relished a foke and refozced zn ll pun U ,, C ff A in ,, I kv Q 1 , L K f . H . ,, A - .. , A . , ,. J . il , . 7 . . . ,, if ' Hcyn CK 1 ' .' - 1 'L I ' I ru. -,, ?' Bw ,Age L, 11,'1',, , v .. '7 ' L Yi HV - . .. ,, t, , ' 3:- uln p h I I ' A 4' ' . ' . ' r 1 U4 ff Q I A ' ' ' ' ' , , ' .1 I ,, if ,f ' .N ff -f 1 5 I . :A 3' Tw f'lu1v ' ,Qi O Q-A .4 BARBARA JOYCE RIORDAN Bobb1e Quzet but a fun louzng, nature NIARY RISOLDI Slczll and connclence are an unconquered army LOIS XIARION RITTER In school spmt she does excel Eutzng, Hz l1 ufzll remember lzer well GEORGE CHARLES ROLLAND A lzttle nonsense now and then So relzslzefl by the best of men JOSEPH ANTHONY RUBIXO OC One who has piouecl lns abzlzty zn muszc 38 X IRC IXIX NIARIL HLSSO Cmm ull u IIfC and Ifm 19 of fun XIALHEEN R'1 AN X on L S su nc mL tl at Ll cs In nal n n For sfzn fills 111111 moments ruth lmppzncss BETSH -XXX RH N L -XRSON uzct but not unnotucrl EDYVARD XI ATTHEXV SCHALLER Klan u.ztlz0ut uonmn uoulcl In us stupzzl a llllll, as 1111111 171 dzulxcrs alone SCOTT TIIOXHS bCHEIRER Ozmt und scrmus ulzwus cl um! smrt XI -XRTH -X SCHH XDLH CfJOI1Slxlll 11: mass fr the run to haw zleluatc thou lzts uf' 59r 11 - Ut' Q1--haf N N.. rd? id' --std! PHILIS ANN SH-XIICO I IN merry heart ,goes all the day XIICIIAIIL IOIIN bIxLRCIILIx Xllkg If umm Izttlc to stufy ess Ylnts 1 111411 of harp: ness 495 TW? ,fu vw.. ,W VINCENT SECAL HBIUIOU IWlzy fake life seriously? Ymfll never get out alice. PENELOPE SELZER Penny A clay for toil, an hour for Sport But for a fricnd is life too short. If S-'C' J JL DVI II I I IIHKBLTII SIIUK ARI Ill X I mph IIIL ll VL fun t an unzffmzlzj RICH MID B -XR PON SICRILLS Dllk One num be IIIIIIIIJIL out of pmle S-XNDRX I I L SRILLXIYX SIIICIX Crc is wma zn au U 111411 In :Mist ymnztc rv um not truce BETTX ANN SNIITH Helpful and 40 opcrrztzw m the nuzlxzng O erm md nz mall school lllll!Cl'tfllxlIlg 13: Wu-N J' ip'- snmpg K...- DON SPR-XNLX Ixnoulczl C zs poucr VVXLTER STXTON Xhldmm XY llt A player urzufuallcrl I1 spnrtsnzan Lmnpletc IQ an an 511 'v 'fff'? SALLY SXIITH Siu The fazrcst arden ln her 10015 And an her nmul the uzscst books DON ALD SWOOR SHOOL All play and no work is my zdea of school AWN +--fi' -had -faraway .ffm auf .au-H' ROBERT STEIXXIETZ Bo H1s quzet and gentlcmanly may Hakes hmz more hkeahle each dau XIXRX STI RFTI I1 XIITY She has hcautu hrams and so much more JOHN JOSEPH SUNTATO Butch He 19 always laughm for he has an in nzte deal f ul ELIZABETH NIARIE TACKACS Betty She mums auutlu and on ll! thc same may ROSI XIARX IVAN 'I XY LOR 41 v 'Shel capable, she'9 meet, 5hc's a gurl U0ll,ll Izlxe to meet INAONIA PEARL TETTENIER 1'XIitzif: Smiling, happy, full of fun! FRANK TI-IEER HCIIOOCIIH 'It'S better to have 11 little than nothing. REC INA LLAIXL I'IIOXI-XS Reggxe the sun colors flowers does art color lxfe 10Hx JOSEPH TOBIASZ The fashlon of the tunes where none lull sweat BARBARA VIRGINIA X ANDLRVEER Barb Haunt, frzenrls as the yoy of ltfe W ILLI ANI THEODORE X ECERE Life S too short to bother utzth small thzn S LEE VEGOTSIQ By the uorlx one knmts the uorlxnzan 43 K4 C ,pr it 'YF I ie 1' ESTHER LLIZABETH XX HITARER Always really to lencl a lielpzng lland IACk LEONARD XX IC LEY XX xgglu BOOL? l71llSff0ll0lL 9C1e11eeS not sczuzccs lmolxs ,K the PATRICIA ANN VUOLO HPz1t', IIapp!!, tlmuglitful, kinrl, and true, Tlzere is no faunr slze will ,, not clo. JUDITH ANN XVATERS .iludyv 'She is tiny and sweet, Tlzorouglzly amiable and exceedingly neat. fs? -nr 3. 'wi l C':.- v -:Wifi 3' v'uQ , ,fi RICH ARD LLIC H XVILSON Padua lxmll of quiet lxmll of slzu ue all Lima ILS a real great guy B-XRRH XVOLFER 0 Tlzere I5 no are! emu 716.58 S . r . , , A Es f . ,, K I , ,, . ll rl , .' T ' ' '.' ' . I, , W t A. mf. mv V , my - . 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' 1 - ,A 5.113 N ,f 5 yfflfix 1 Still A wmE A ra - 1 11 Xxwwfxwmn ro 'ff' M ' V N 9 3 X1 fgfv' N1 ' 4' 31 F. UL77' L A . ' . 2 5 - Sf, GO! AUDI l 34,1 'JN , E ' V ' ,. I jdmif, X 'J' Q21-lf' ' f 31 Q51 .75 I ,xg 3 ' ,. '. ff c f - ' 1 DQ 1501 ' 2 Q 1 -1 11, 5' . 16 If M N 1- 3 F4 ' 41 f7f.y 4? 1 1- - - . 1 0 9 Z 1. C 2 ' O ' 1 UO f f1 U 11 - ' 7: Q, ,. W 5 , I DV - 1- 1? .1 C, N JH U -1 H. 3 Z Z -L 1, '3321 13 - 1 1' N 1 ' 121' 6 W - 1- L ' 0- f 301111 fx -1 10 Jo - fi I- 2 H L '. 9 3 NC? 38' , Q0 2 Vi' iff' ' 11 Q9 Q, Q ,. 1: J Nw !OOg,- is Q, 7' X 1 V . E. , ' 07 C' W A . . ' Ei 1- 1 1 4' , ' 1' -1' V'f' ' AQ, .1 4 .30 Q 2 1 - , 12 ' 40 19 Q0 U, 4 .a Q9 2. ONIM- 4 9' . 51 c - ., A , A 041 6' 1 Ai 41 O 'Y 9- -gt yn A U1 W NR , 0 2 - - ' 0 1 , A 1 4' 1.1 2 O H58 P104 P1113 110111 103 Q 1.13 U1 ,N1 n .JRIUM Iunior 1111. DIPPEL-221 FIRST 110112 11-ft to right: 111111 511111111-, 11.0111 C11rti11.1, D11r11t115 1'0- 1i11ski, 1111111111- C1111111'111i, C11t11y C1111ksr, Z11y11 Kr111111-r. SECOND 110115 Beverly Hutton, A11it11 11cCl1111ig111, 1l11'L'11'l1 '1'1111111.1N, 111111111111 11111111-11111, D11111111 1111113111, Est1-111- Phillips. T1111'1D ROW: 111. 1111511101111 Dippcl, Put L11r1xi11, C11r111 Ci111i1111, 1111111 Barker. FO1,'1i'1'11 11011': 11115' 51111111gyi, B111 B1l1'L'f. 131111 '1'1111rx1.1r11. 11-0111 P11111-1', Bob 111111115, 1711111 X1L'f1l111'C, 11115. DL'X1'111QY-213 1711151 110111 1111 111 112111: C1.lI'U1 51'11w.11'1L, 1J1.llIL' c1.lII1', 1.111c1 1...1w- r11111-1-, 511111 D1-111111, .1111-11 511111-- 11111k1-r, 1L1L'1lIl0l' 1111r111.111. SECOND 11011': L5111111 111111'1Nt1111, 1111'1xi1- 1311111-11, C:-lTU11'11 B11r11.111Q, Peggy 151.11-k111r11, C.lI'U1 11'11t11111, A11111rt11 1..L151'iO. TH111D 110111: 131111 1511-mc. 11111111111 DL'I1NL'f. 1110111 1I1111r1'r.11t. D1111 D1-1'- ri1-11, 11111 17r1111gip.111i. 1115. 11-r1111 Dl1I11D11L'1'. 110111111111 110111: 1111111 1..1x111'r. 5L'1J1t B11y1'1'. .1rt1111r 11.1rt1111N1 011111111 D11x'1i11. 1111111 SL'11Il17t'I'1l1f. N11r111.111 101165, D11x'i11 51-111111. CLASS NIR. COLE-210 51' 110111 11111 111 l'1LI1l1Z 11-I'llL11' 111Ill11L'1'i, 111111 L1-11111, 111111 1Jll1Ql', 1I111'y 511111-11111111'1', 1'.111'i1-1.1 1'.111'11- 11111-, B111'11.1r11 11'i11i.1111x. SIQCOXD 110111: 11.11ri1'i.1 K1:.1111-1', 11'1'111- C.11'11yt11, 1'.1t1'i1i11 11111111111-11. 1111511 111111 51-1111111-1'1, 11.11'j111:i1' 111111- 11cl1. 11111111 110112 11111'y.11111.C.1xt1'.11111x.1, 5115.111 C111111w1'11, 1.111111 .11ll. 1'.11- ricih Killltx, 1111 1'1l'.lll1'i c1l11l'. 1'ULfl1'1'11 110111 11111111.11 111111111 11511111 .-1111111151111. 11111111111 1211111111 11111111111 btrykcr, 1'.i111'.lI'l1 11.111111- 111111. A1351iX'1': 12111411111-111 fJN11'Ik, 11111 C.1s- t1-1iy1-, 11111111115 15.1111 1111, C011'11'1-1 1-1 1'1'1iD: 17.111'i1'i11 11.111111-11. C111111 1'11rzi1111', 511111111 1'1-1w1111'111, 111111111 51111111113 1'11t1'11-1.1 1JlllIL'.llI. 5.1111 111'1111Q1'.1111. 'OXD 110111: 11111it11 Kixl11.11'1. 111-1011 C11i11i1-11-11ix11i. 5111.111 11.11- 1.fL'I'l1II1, D111111'1'w 51ll1l'l1, 1111111111 T1111ckr.1y, 111-t111'1.1 51111111-11111 11D 110111: 1111 1111111111 111111111 11-0111 511-1-py, 1211111111 l11i11n, 12llIlL'N 112lC1L1lJL'1i, 111s1'p11 K1JL'11ll1lL, Kottkc, 11101111111 P1-111. OF199 XIR, IXCEXRRAXDT-108 IIIRSI ROW, lett to riqhtz NIr. Ileorge Ingenlmmnclt, Kutliy Rtinnl- Io, Anitti Xliqlinrese, Carol Fergu- son. j.1niee IJl'IlL'II.lI'lI. Nliltlrecl Dtuis. XI.1r:a1ret 'I'it11s. Betty Kle- XLRII. Kathy Pnllen. SICCOND ROYY: Rita Berlienkopt, AIllIIL'l'4I1llI'llCf Rtth I whn on Xl nit X . . , ' 1 s , , 1 ' ' Preston, -Itlllt' .Iik11Ii.1Ic, R.1rh11r.1 jenson, Ralph Tneeillo. Illll Renti- voqli. john Beiswunger. '1'IIIltD RONY: Xlilie Curtis, Xlvillialni Slllltll, Richard Smith, Curl Illialn, Hike Xientlelsohn, Charles Deeker, Jim Sliuinute. NIR. LACYs107 FIRST ROXV, left to riuhtz Dolores Dowtlell, Xlzlrie Cioe, SIILITOII Riee, Karen Ruywootl, jean Lawrence, BQIIAIXITJI Rrowtler. SICCOND ROXV: Penny Mount, joyee Wlitson, Kay Dilts, Carol Naylor. THIRD ROXY: Hr. John Lacy, fireg- ory Rrnther, Perry XVL'tlYCI', 521111 Reutl, Arnolcl Briggs, Roh cI1'ilItOIl. FOURTH ROYV: Bob NVeer, Barry Dishrow, Pete Di Pietro. Ahsent when picture was taken: YViI- Iiznn Cater, Don Iusko, Henry Law- ton, Bill Niuehleiscn, Susan Tahris. NIRS. LINSE-229 FIRST ROXV, left to right: Joy XVIIIITEIICQILI, Dorothy Sanford, Mari- an Rinaldi, Cuil Sayers, Put Pic- eone, Nancy XVI1itIoeIft. SECOND ROXV: Put Prolmseo, Edna Lenox. THIRD ROXV: XIiss Linsc. Pete Saip- ner, Teal Cutler, Richard Nix, Bob XVhite. FOURTH ROVV: Don Bush. Roh Klo- sier, Tom Oliver, Ray Rice, PAIIII Scherer. MISS PANARO-212 FIRST ROXV, left to right: Frances Ritzo, Iuniec- Royson, Florence N1- toli, HincI11 Rnhin, jntly SJIIJIIIIIIU. SECOND ROYV: Thehnn Wills, Rur- Imrn Nitzherg, Carol XXIIIIILIIIIN, 8.11- Iy Yates. THIRD ROXV: XIieI1.1eI Rosenth.lI. Eclwalrcl ITTAIIIIKS. Rohert YYooIx'er- ton, Curl XIIIOIIPT, Keith SI11-filer. Niiss IA'IlOI'1l Pnnnro. FOURTH ROXY: XViIIizi1n Yvelsh, Ruyinoncl Vnnnozzi, Rieliurtl Rit- ter, Riehurtl XViIIey. ophomore NIR. COST-205 FIRST ROXV, left to right: Nlr. NVil- liam Cost, Barbara Davis, Catli- erine Sneddon, Barbara Ferri, Louise Costello, Pamela Cook, Gloria XYoolverton, Doris Conner. SECOND ROXV: judy DeNVitt, joan Iimann, jane Danbbury, Fat Di Nicola, Audrey Everson, Betty Donovan, Leslie Farrow, Betty Falzini. TIIIRD RONV: Fat Coyle, Pat Evan- ko, janet Cornmesser, Norman Coa- tello, Stanley Nowalsky, Grace Wyeoff, Klirista Kuseliimki. MRS. NI.-XY-NIECHANIC.-XL DRAXVING ROOM FIRST ROXV, left to riglitz Nlrs. Francis Nlay, jackie Scrone, Du- recn Pane, jean Ann Lainpinan, Gail Rotlistein, Xlary Ann Gcntilc, jane Sclioeli, Tliclma Scliloclicr, Kay XYortl1ington, Beverly Nlriglit, Naney Yeager. SECOND RUXY: Gail Rotli, Gratt- Scrnby, Diane Slit-cts, jackie Shar- go, Gay Runklcs, jcrry Segal, Nick Nlizcralt, Toni Rue, jeff Take, jacli Strotlicr. 'I'lIlRD IIOXY: Bob Riortlan. Let' Sliarlin, Walt Ryan, I-Xrtlnnr Sliadcll, Roger Slialler, Twin Sandlnofi. Sain Sciarotta, Lyinan Saidt, Dennis Xlor K n Rollind Lirry Roni me MRS. BILBEE-153 FIRST ROXY, left to right: Nlrm, Marion Bilbee, Barbara Bushnell, julia Bibihi, Bertha Price, Addie Petranto, Frances Hewitt, Penny Cubberley. Fat Cadmus, Fam Co- alne, Sa1.dra Flunnner, Tlieda Bnmli- nell. SECOND ROXY: Sally Butclicr, jo- annc Bawaiio, Carol Beatty. Slielia Bloom, june Bitlcr, Ft-lcr Bona, Sain Bruccoleii, Nlaltcr Duryca, Robert lxupin, Gary B-ll'QL'I', jamcx Barrett. THIRD RUXY: Frank Aiitlwiala, jolin Corona, jerry Axlnnan, jolin Aekin, Asbury Sellcrx, Gary KiM, jaines Banglnnan, Fred Nyilliainm. MISS BRUNOSZUS FIRST ROXY, left to riglit: Xliw Rosc- ann Bruno, Darlcne Xlillcr, Franceb Gallo, Katlileen Tenaglia, joan Fineburg, Ellen Stevenson, judy Bergbtrom, Carol Hanniweli, Sliir- ley Tinsley, Slielia Geagliion. julie Hill. SECOND ROVV: judy Grama, Leona Hafitz, Faye Ann Hafitz, Carole Garsky, Lenora Frantz, Ottilie Til- ton, Lebter Gilbert, Lance Hewit- son Edwin Gillmer Norman I'ra5- , , cella. T H 1 it D R o xv: James Font, Charles Hollinger, Robert Tilton, Arnold Gervasio, james Hardman, Robert Fritz, XValter Drogan, Robert Gaug, Robert Miller, Rieli- HELASS MISS I'.-XIX-XIIUXIC-120 l'IllSl ROXY. I1-tt IH ri!l1i: Mix- M.11'5' l'.1p.11'o111'. lf1litl1 Ilulmlmx. C.11'ol Lvcw, M.11'y I71-luvlm. II'l'l1l' lI11111.111. l.or1lI.1 IIo111.1. Io.111 Ixo- x'11c-. Toby Koxolxlq, K.11A1'11 IIUIISOQ- llUlLlt'I'. SECUXIJ HOU.: l7m11I1l1' KIlUXXll'N. Cl11il XY.1!111-r. l'i11tl1l1'v11 Kow11.11'lxi. Ciilllll U-l1111.111, Do11 II11li1,'lN. llolm II1111t, -lol111 l..1 Moml. llol1j.1111'11'lx. IQ1l QlI'llIL'lllL'f, Ifrcnl Z.1l1ito-lqy. TIIIRD RUNY: Clmrlvs I.IlLl'i, liflltt' II11:l1w. C-.lI'I'f' DlIlIlJk'lQ. ljull XXTIICTS, Rozcr Joni--, I..lI'1'f Kil- coym-, TILIIFQ' IIollb.1111-1. jol111 M1-t, L1-Roy L1lIlL', 5.1111 T1'.1xi11. NIR. Pll l .51TII-222 FIRST ROXYQ Mr, A1'tl111r l,1ll11tl1, Sillltllll XICINIIUII, jo .-X1111 Mimlcow- bki, Mary M111'1lz.1, L111-illc M.1f1i- tvlli, .-X1111I- McC.11'Il1y, l5111'l1,11'.1 M.11-T11gg.11't, Cl11'1xti111- M1-yer, M.1r- ci.1 Sl1.1rli11, Iioli Mol11.11'. SICCUXD ROXY: Bully Millvr. ,l.1L'lxi1' M111'.1w:l4i. Dori- NTK.'.xllTSIL'I', C.lI'C7l L.1x'1111, Murgc ML-Clintolq, M111'ily11 Mimgllcr, D1-li.1 XICxIlllli'll, Clnvryl Myers, Doug M111'x'.1l. THIRD ROXY: Milic Mvlcliioilnlo, Milw Matclloli, Milw xIC.'llIIUNll, Ken NVl1itc, Bob XYl1i1l111.11111, L.11'1'y Zzunpini, Bill Mitclicll, jolm Mul- lodgc, Fred Monk. OF 1960 MISS STAIGER-III FIRST ROXY: Mixs Marjorie ST-IIQCI' Li111l.1 XYl1it1'l1v.11l, Do1'otl1v T,I'IIlL'l' Bonnie Ricliclxlcllcr. Doiis xml mor, B.1rlD11r11 lim-w, K.1tl1c1ri111f Sof- fvl, Sliirlvy Y.1lc11ti111f. M.1rci11 XYojcick0wslQi, janet X1-w11ll, M.11'y- illlll Parziulc. SECOND ROMV: Milxv Mvooplx, Yin- ce-11t Polig111111o. Paul I'11l11tt, Diiik Murciuo, Boll Rc1111111'1w. Ro11.1lcl Nix, Bob Olxzak, Gcnc R1-id, 131111-c Perclli. THIRD ROXY: Tl1011111N St11r1lcx'.111t, .-X11tl1o11y R.111fo111-, Do11!l.1s I'.11'- ri5l1, jim Xvllllllllb, Dick Rip-l111rzls, D.1x'1- Pliillipx, I r1111k Ilollim, Imi- Pimuro, Sinlm 'l'11wL-ul. M.1rio M111- vel. MRS. TROTTER-2.36 BOTTOM ROXY, I1-ft to ri!l1t: Mn. Louc-ll.1 Trotter. Ex'cl511 Si111o11, Jerry Biicklcy, jucly SIIIIOIIS, Lil- li1111 II1'1111ix. I'rincill11 5IY-ICIK, I.o11ix Taclialcx, -IOJXIIIJ Sc-i11wi.1, Ijl.1i111- Stumlcl, C.1il Sution. MIDDLE ROXY: I.j'1111 SIl'TJl'I'S, 111.111 Sw1111xon, N.111cy A11xti11, Di.111c Spr.111z.1, M'ill111111 XY.1m-11, St.111l1'y Stoop, 1111111-w Socli-11, Ifrm-xt Kurti, Ri1l1.1rd Stout. TOP ROXY: Mliyiio Si11imo11S, Rich- aril Curtis, D.1vi1l Sl1.1cl1-ll, jowpli Spim-Ili, Rolavrt Stccpy, Stove B011- j11111i11, Robe-rt Taylor, TJUIIAIKT l5.1rl4- llolz, Iolm Sri-nlimki, Victor Sllllfll. Freshman CLASS OF 1961 MIIS, DECKlfli--C.-Xl l'f'l'I'IBlA FIIIST IIOVV, left to right: Lyncla Maahsen, Mary Mastropoli, Mary Ann Petrowaki, Gerry Polinslti, Gloria Pogorzelski, Boaalincl Baltomi, Sheila PI'IfL'llill'll. SECOND BOXV: Gladys Mahan, Pat Lyneh, Michele Mann, Nancy Haywood, Muriel Mc- Guire, Ellen Martz. THIRD HOXV: Mrs. Mary Lou Decker, Pat Matthews, Mary Lou Maxon, Frank Mara, Richard Loahe, jack Mt-Donalcl. FOURTH BONV: john Leese, Toni Monette, Toni Macaulay, Russel Meflinnis, Davicl Leigh, Rich- ard Peterson, Stuart Lloyd, Bruee Putehat. MISS LEHN TEACHERS' DINING ROOM FIRST BOVV, left to right: Peggy Slnallwoocl, Arlene Serer, Carol Buhin, janet Sherr, Pat Schino, Eileen Sehino, Dorothy Sallie, Leslie VVatts. SECOND BOXV: Toni SL'llllCI', Bon Lennox, llieli Solnogyi, Bolm Selnnirlt, Bolm Smith, Frank Smith. THIRD IIOXV: Miss juclith Lelin, Boh Buhin, Carry Sehnerr, Bill Barrett, llarry lleacl, john Bussell, Dennix Shuek, john Spira, FOUBTII ROXV: joe Sehiecller, jiin Searlotta, jiln Simmons. MISS NOCHUMSON--211 FIRST BOXV, left to right: Beverly jenxen, Ennna Lecato, Helen Krainer, Dorothy johnson, Mari- an Kerr, joan laquinta. SECOND BOXV: Claretta Sue Clolieli, ,-Xuclrey Laurence, Patrieia jones, joan Klausner, Betty Lou johnson. 'IIIIBD BOYY: Misx lflaine Not-luunson, Cywynn Klinzalt, fleorgianne jones, Kathleen Kearns, Anthony Perxielielli, xyllllillll Kiw. lfOUli'l'Il ROXV: Louix ,lat-alms, Kent jaeolms, Al Laxko, XVayne Kino, lfranlc Koxke, l ll 'l'II BOXY: lluxsel lluhlmx, Cleorgle Kinley, lliellarcl jualxo, jAlIlll'S La Monrl, joseph Kenller, llohert XVallaee, Bonalrl Laarx. MISS IIIIfDlfL-llfl FIRST BOXY, left to right: Barlmara Hartley, Loretta Ilenne, jean Iaquinta, Katherine fier- Yasio, Marlene Ilutehinson, Xaney fiuralslii, Barbara Ilawley. SECOND BOXY: Sally llalclo, Suxan Ilurley. Ilene Ilerlmert, Prixeilla Ilanlley, Boxalie Catarinieeliia, Bonnie Henclerxon. TIIIBD IIOMIL Mixx lflinor Bietlel. james lingers, janu-5 llarcly. Donalrl Ilannnett. jr-llrey Hewit- son, Bieharrl Ilunt. 'IxllflIllilN llanlilton, IIjlIOlllilN Howarcl. I OL'B'l'II BOYY: Bolmert Ilowarcl. Bohn-rt Ileatll, :Xloyxins Clunnnel. M'illi.un I.Iill'Il. llaul Biley. john Flaeco, Bruce Hornstein, Stuart Clertrnan. Dayicl Millx. ABSENT: Shirley Ceiw, Boherta Ilollrnan. Peter Nurnxnan. 52 NIR. ROSEQL'IS'I'-223 FIRST ROXY, left to right: Xlary Ann Curly. Bar- hara Coniislwy. Xlary Dcqncr. ghlricniu- Davis. Suzanne lfrosch. ju.nu'ta Clarli. Lincla Dcllnar. Ijanlinc clllfitlllt. SECOND IIOXY: Pat Rogers. Annie Friuls. IDI-lou-s IIIIQUFIILIII, Bt-xt-ily Bushnell. Cathy Dclflesco. Pain Fish. Vera lforostenlco. THIRD ROXY: Ricllard Homna. Charles Burchcll. Catherine Rohinson, Clail Connuarc. Nlarge Dainiani, David Daily. jinnny Day. FOURTH ROXY: Keith Canltou. XYilli.un Berger. Dick Cook, john Palisc. Ifarl Cranage. NYarrcn Driver, Charles XYt-hster, Xlelvin Rurchctt, Ar- thur Ciiuino, Nlr. Carl Roscquist. Xllt. S'I'.-XItIlE'I4'I'-2.3-3 FIRST AROXV, -left. to right: Rosalie Yegotslcy Patricia Sturgis, Sandra Sasho, Elizabeth Young Nlarshall Orr, Barhara XYcaver. SECOND ROXY: Nancy XValton, Clail Zoineclv Xleredith XYright. Sandra XYtljL'Il't,'ll1JXYNKI. THIRD RONV: Nlr. Rohcrt Starrett. Richaril Villas, Charles NValtz, Bruce XYhite, XVillia1u IValtcr, Richard xvtlflll, Donald XVilson. FOURTH ROXV: Rohert Zahn, Michael NVintcr, Robert W'iese, Thomas Parks, Francis Palise, Richard XVehstcr, David Voorhees, Richard XX einroth. FIFTH ROYV: james VVells, Timothy NVest, Rocco Palicarc, Ralph Pagano. ABSENT: George Falklcr, Thomas O'Ronrke, jill XVaters. MISS STAUDIQNXIAYER FIRST ROVV, left to right: janice Devlin, janet Blyth, Bonnie Brisson, Lillian Ferguson, june Baycr, Betty Ann Bates, jackie Boxvker, SECOND ROXV: April Fish, Alice Bellanclo, Bar- bara Field, Marie Rt-tx, judy Fabian, Lois Swart- wood, Sheila Pointon. THIRD ROVV: Nliss Xlary Sidney SilIlltIt'lIlIIiIy0I', Phil Fcrrarra. joe Avella. Alexander Rowanko, Phil Boscau-ll, john Yillclla, Richard Braucolino. FOURTH ROIV: Roh XVarren, Peter Bleasc, Don- ald Allen, Les Carr, Bill Brooks, Clarence Bauglnnan, Roger Barger, Leon Adams, Bob Bishop. NIR. XYAClNIZIIi120A FIRST ROXV, lt-ft to right: 'Xlaryann tlonld, Elaine NI:-nry, Margaret Xlerrith, Delores Bailey, judy Nliller, judy Xlc-Tighc. SECOND ROXV: Nlaryann Xliknliak, Kathy Klum- iny, Xlargaret Xluchiluson, Patricia Nevins, Barhara Cordon, Kathy Nolan. THIRD ROXY: Fred Nix, Steve Bogclen, Richard Armitage, john Nlueller. David Ouhurn, Nlr. Rohert XVauner. FOURTH RONY: Charlcs Nicholas. james Nlellor, XYarrcn Xlernone, joseph Xloroze, james Hc- Laughlin, Rohr-rt Xlycrs. ABSENT: Steve Nictakis, Beatrice Anderson, Nan- cy Nlitchcll, XVIIIIAIII Reynolds. XIIIS. WAN'I'NERi22fJ FIRST ROXV, left to right: Carol Stout, Cla-u Totcr, joyce Yitelaro, Shirlcy Yelit, Susan Strchlow, XVihna 'I-llilClil'I'j, Shirley Steepy, janet Taylor. SECOND ROXY: Kathy Thoryvood. Linda Stelljes, Vivian Volk, judy Richard, Xlarion Stout, Pamela Sturgnet. Pat Richardson. THIRD ROIY: Xlrs. Ruth XYantncr. Bruce Yaughan, john Steflaun-lli. Andy XYilli.uns, Roh- ert Tharp, jerry CQ. 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SECOND IIOXV: Nlike Nlechiondo, Carol YVilliams, Judy Bennison, Beth johnson, Tim YVest, john NVest, Rich Somogyi, Sarah Im- inordino, Sally Conover, Itosie Fer- ri, Vince Segal, Bob Fritz. THIRD BOXV: Bruce Pere-Ili, Tom Steepy, Alberta Lasko, Carol Nay- lor, Bruce Steel, Michele Mann, Barbara Hawley, Kay YVorthington, June Bitler, and Betty Falzini. ABSENT: Estelle Phillips, Phil Bos- carell, XVayne King, Lois Duke, Lillie Hcnnix, Judy XIcTughe, Pat Probasco, and Nlary Steketee. The Student Council, one of the most important clubs in the school, is under the leadership of Mrs. Carolyn Updike. The council is composed of one representative from each homeroom, the editor of the Highlightsv, and the executive cabinet. This year the executive cabinet consists of Bruce Martz, president, Bob Nlosier, vice-president, Indy XVaters, recording secretary, Phyllis Shargo, corresponding secretary, and Bob Clopp, treasurer. The council's purpose is to solve the problems that exist in the school. This year the council sponsored a dance, held a Thanksgiving drive in co- operation with the PTA to help the needy families of Ewing Township, and took charge of an annual Students, Day program. The Booster Club, under the leadership of Mr. XYilliam di George, is one of the outstanding clubs in the school. This club performs many services which aid the various activities at Ewing. The Booster Club is designed to help other clubs of the school which are in need of money, uniforms, and equipment. XVithout this club, it would be very difficult for many other clubs to succeed. Booster Club FIRST HOXV, left to right: Bescha Spector, Iiieharcl Sit-klcs, Lois liit- ter, Larry Rommell, Xlr. Difleorge. SISCOXD NUNY: janet Blyth, Yir- ginia Tbaekery, Clail Commer. Bob -Ianisaik, Sally Ilenclerson, lfllen Clark. ,Indy Simonds, Carol Stout, Kitty Ci-ryasio. TIIIBD HOXY: llichard Stout, Cllarlys Xlahan, Delores Ilagerman, Clay Bunkles, Pat llannish, Bonnie Biehenbacker, Trudy Xlinniek. ABSENT: Pat Coyle, Annie I7i'1k. lid- na Lenox, Pat Matthews, Blarion Stout. 56 Press Club FIIIST IIOXY. left to right: Carol flood, Alanice Iioyson, Roger Zier, Rosalie Cuarnieri. loan liraiico- limo. lI.n'bar.i Nit7berQ. Nliss Klar- ioric Staifcr, Irene Ilernian. Cy llickards. Tony Foresteuko. Bob Sll'lllIIIt'll. Frank llollins. SECOND IIOXY: Linda XYhitehcad. Ann Dennis. jean Barker. Xlichcle Xlann, Alanct Lawrence. Cathy De Flesco, Elaine Stundcl, Elerie Xlcury, Richard Brancolino, Alice Sliocxnakcr. Bill Crafton. ABSICXT: Xlary Stcketcc+-co-editor, Carl Cacciatorc. Judy Levine, Bey- erly Bushnell. A vital organization to any school is the institution of a school newspaper. At Ewing, the school newspaper, The Highlights, is produced by the Press Club. The fact that the school newspaper creates a bctter understanding between the students and the faculty makes it an essential part of the school. At the helm, are co-editors-in-chief, Ioan Brancolino and Mary Steketee. Assist- ing them are news editors Janice Royson, Alice Shoemaker, and Irene Herman. Also, feature editors Barbara Nitzberg and Judy Levine contribute to the final copy of the paper. On the sports page, we have sports editors Cy Rickards and Roger Zicr. This year, under the supervision of Mr. George Ingenbrandt, our yearbook staff has chosen as its theme, All the XVorld's a Stage' Sara Smith, editor-in- chief, along with all the members of the yearbook staff, work to their fullest capacity in order to make this yearis yearbook the best ever. Yearbook FIIIST IIOXY. left to right: Nancy Kintns-r, Nlarion Farina, Barry XYolfcr. lticliard Sicl-des, Nancy lirlxs. Sally Conover. Kathy Fitz- Xlauricc. jackie Rcuss, Sandy Xlor- ris. SFCOXD IIOYV: janet jaspan, Bob Stciinnctz. Sara Smith, Lcslic Xlay, Nlaryann Cray, Nancy Dutbie, Indy LaXlar. TIIIIID IIUXY: Betty' Tackas, Cail Coates, Xlr. Ingcnbrandt. Iilt-.mor Dye, Carol Iiecsc, Xlr, Nlnlligan, llobert NVood. Xlaric Pctronto. FOLIITII ROXY: Roberta Kottke, Pat Bruccoleri, Nlr. Piffith, ,Io Broncolino, Alice Laurocsch, Lois Ritter. Reggie Thomas. Judy Dill, flinny liusso, Vivian Kosofsky, Klary liisolrli. Lois Young, Sarah Innnordino, Shirley Yungcr. Under the capahle direction of Mr. liawrence Mulligan, the Ewing Art As- sociation meets every Tuesday. seventh periocl. lt is an honor society for art students, to give those stutlents who have art ahility the chance to do more aclvaneecl work. It also enahles them to specialize in areas of their own preference. For seniors. this might mean prepar- ing a portfolio for use as an entrance refpiirement for college. For unclerclassmen it offers a chance to experiment with new media and tech- niques in which they might not have hacl a chance to cover in the regular class, Nlemhers of this group are often callecl upon to help other groups in which art activities are neeclecl. CLOCKXYISIC: Rohert NYoocl, Pamela Koop- man. XI-lI'I4JI'll' Xlcfllintock, Donalcl Jusko, Yvonne Knowles, jaequelyn lluess, Xlr. Lawrence Nlulligan, jaequelyn Cerone, lfrecl Bernharclt, Sanclra Nlorris, Regina 'l'homas, Gail XVagner. I if Hz' Y Untler the clirection of Nlrs. Nlary Lou Decker. the Tri Hi Y Clnh tries to create. maintain. ancl extencl. throughout the home. school ancl community. high stanclarrls of ffhristian character. The cluh is macle up ot ten girls who sponsor mam' activities. inclucling hake sales. dances, ancl assemhly programs. lt is affiliated with YXYCA. FIRST ROXV, left to right: Shirley Green, Laura jones, Sally Yates, Karen Raywoocl, Nlrs. Mary Lou Decker. SECOND ROXV: Kathrine Pullen, Susan Strehlou, Virginia Thaekcry. ABSENT: Delores Martini, jean Lawrence. Ewin Art Association 5 Y 716 Library Council The Lihrary Council. untler the direc- tion ot Xlrs, Nlargaret XYhitley, meets every Blonclay for either a general meet- ing or a work periocl. The members of the council help the stuclents locate hooks and materials they neecl for re- search work. FIRST ROXV: Patricia Ynolo, Carol Reese, Elizabeth Tackacs, Elaine Xleyer. SECOND ROXY: Rarhara Yanrlerveer, Rieharrl Siekles, Nils, Xlargaret XYl1itley, Nancy Foss. B ' we 58 Railroad Club IIIICIUI' the cli1'eetir111 of XI12 XYilIi11111 Cust. tl1e II11il1'c111cl Chih 111eets every NI11111I11y cl111'i11g St'YUIIlll peririrl, The hoys hel1111gi11g to tl1is eluh 111'e Illtl'I'- estecl i11 se11le 111r1rleI 1'11iI1'1111cli11Q LIIIQI own most of their 111111 eq11ip111e11t. Ex'- ery ye11r they IILIYC .Ill exhihit 111 llllt Seienee I .1i1' llllfl lI1lYt' their 111111 sl1eei11l exhihit 111 tl1e sel111c1l sl111we.1se. FIRST IIOXV, left to right: Hr. Cost. Seott Bouee, luck XI11eD1111.1l1l. Dzuicl D.1ily, D1111 IIa111111ett, Pete Illeaise, Huh TI1.1ys, Lester Curr, xlllftllkl Sel11'11tler. SECOND IIOXY: D11yc Leigh. Bill Sieker, Ilillll Acl11111s, Bill Smith, Charlie Deeker, john Ciricola. Senior Assembly Committee The purpose of tl1e Assernhly C0111- mittee is to select progr11111s for tI1e eleventh and twelfth grade 11sse111I1lies. They try to select 8QlllCLlfIOIlilI. inspira- tic11111I. LIIILI e11te1't11i11i11g pr11gr11111s. 1111cI also CNlClIilI'lgC prc1qr11111s with other sehf1r1ls. Some other 11etiyities 11re the 11rr1111gi11g of stage details. 1111cl fllt' C011- clucting of 5t11cIe11t ev11I1111tio11s of pro- grams given to guide eo111111ittees in future seleeti011s. The meetings of tl1is eo111111ittee 11re helcl twice Ll 111c111th' 1111 NIr111cI11y seye11tl1 period. LEFT TO RIGHT: Xlrs. Yertl11 Dlmphey, 101111 Barker, Ilyelyn VITIIUIIIAN, Ililllilld DCIISIIII, 101111 II1111sb11ry, joe Kc1eI111I111. ig if Guidance Club livery Fricluy 11fte1'11o011 the C11icI1111et CIIIIH meets 11111le1' tl1e cIi1'eetio11 ut NI1's. Glutiys JUIISUII 1111cI NI11 Th11111.1s pXcl11111s. Tl1e 111e111he1's help tI1e gllICl.llIL'L' cliree- tors to e111'1'eet Llpfltllllt' tests. fix eolh-Q1 P1lII1PlllClS. Llllll clo typing fur the Cuirl- 211100 Dep111't111e11t. ,'XIIUtlIt'l' icmh ui' the club is to help tl1e St'C1'CtLl1'N' i11 the uiliee. SEATED, Ieft to right: joy Br11111-ll, Hrs LIIAIQIYS je11se11, Tohy Kosufsky, NI.1ry Fel- c0110. STANDING: IIQseh11 Spector. Iftlllil Lenox Penny Selzer, Lyllll ,IoI111stc111. 1 ' ,A-wwf.. , 1 . mil? A 17, 5112, A4 if , '1' , I A I J . P '?!m W , W- ww-urn ,L 1-wggg M . I Q 8 ' 1 W f ' f af N x K .- 1 , W. w x x ' r r ' x X - 71' my 5 . f V, M48 7 7: 5 A . h -. ' I H 5- -1 v Lf , 3. 5 W ' X r, . 42-'asf 4 X ?,.,X Q iv ! X a Q ivy? f ..1-'- ,KST 'Q K . Q , ' 'vvw X A X , 0 J If ly A . I sg If 6 ' 1 'U' ' ' W v f' 3 A ..,. -..YM-B' . I-.. ,Lv f,,1-firing, . I A. . A - ' ,,..-......-A .. ..., 4. , :M -' -rwvzlf--' W -ar i'fii1 ii2?3wwLi Sisauff we. if a 5 Q 'V' 3 Q ig 9' I, tm M - 1 ' rsTiYQ6qi'5Bx?Ai ?Qll Q 2-A Q, r! n 3 Q 9545 3 wifi' 3 ., ,, I v. R O '5 1'-? E' I l 1 I ! ll F TA. Club The Senior Ewing Future Teachers of America, under the direction of Mrs. Colleen Nelson, have set as their main goal a true interest in teaching. Each week members of the F.T.A. meet and discuss problems of teaching, hear speakers on related fields and activities, and see movies concerning their chosen profession. This year, each F.T.A. mem- ber was given an opportunity to observe a class of her own choice for two davs. SEATED, left to right: Janice Pritchard, Mrs. Colleen Nelson, Shirley Ynnger, Donna Hubsch. STANDING: Ginny Russo, Barbara Jensen, Pat Vuolo, Estelle Phillips, Jane Miknliak, Carol Cimino, Jackie Bilbee, Pat Hart- nett, Lois Duke. Forensic Club This newly formed club headed by Mrs. Ruth XVantner, meets with the pur- pose of instilling in its members quali- ties of leadership, honor, and poise. The debate team strives to win trophies, tournaments, and honors for the school, as well as personal honor for themselves. SEATED, left to right: Ellen Clark, Nancy Foss, Sally Conover, Mrs. Ruth XVantner -Coach, Joan Brancolino, Sara Smith, Kathy Martin. STANDING, first row: Bob Mosier, Barry NVolfer, Bob Steinmetz, Paul Scheer, Mike Curtis, Bruce Steel, Bruce Eisner. SECOND ROVV: Carol Good, Vivian Volk, Mary Degner, Joan Emann, Irene Her- man, Jackie Bilbee, Estelle Phillips. THIRD RONV: Charles Decker, David Phillips. ABSENT: Kathleen Fitz-Maurice. F N A. Club Consisting of competent girls who are interested in a nursing profession, the Future Nurses' Club has been given many opportunities this year. They took trips to local hospitals and practiced in one of them for two hours one day a Week. Junior and senior girls took a trip to an out-of-town hospital. The girls learned to make beds and feed patients. This year pins were purchased. FIRST ROXV, left to right: Betty Tackaes, Pat Schino, Marian Kerr, Marian Farina. SECOND ROXV: Pat Rogers, Kathy Teneglia, Pat Larkin, Beth Johnson, Pat Sturgis, Betty Ann Bates, Judy McTighe. THIRD ROXV: Mary Shoemaker, Leslie XVatts Varsity' :lily Club The purpose of the Yarsitv R Club Is to Lllsellss liasif plaxsoltoo'I,ill.Ii.1s - hall. and baslsethall. The ineinlvers are also able to observe It'C'IlIllKllll'S ol these sports lw wateliing thein on hhn. One ot the elulfs proieets is to provide ushers for the Qaines, Xlr. Artlun' Piilatli spon- sors this club. with Nlatt Cxariievlti pre- siding as president. FRONT ROXY. left to right: Nlatt Czarncelii. Dick Ritter, Barry' Dislmrow. SECOND ROXV: Rocky Di Nmaio, Jwlm Hansbury, Nlr. Arthur Pillath. THIRD ROYV: Tony Lore. FOURTH ROXV: Pete Sapnar, XValt Staton, Bill jones. Carden Club The students in this club meet in room 233 and work in the greenhouse. They help to improve the school grounds, and. at different times during the year, sell plants which they have grown. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pete Blease, Bob Smith, Mickey XVenner, Robert Zahn, Jim Law- ler, Dick Haas. Chess Club The Chess Club is for the learning and plaving of chess. I'nder the super'- vision of Xlr. Frank Cole. the people who can play' chess are matched against those on their own level. moving to different opponents each week, C SEATED, left to right: Ray Farace, Ceorgle Bastian, Nlr. Cole, Paul Scherer, Arnold Griggs. FIRST ROXV: Richard Armitage, Ales Bawker, Bruce Buchatt, jackie Shargo, June Bit- ler, Carol Carsky, Nlr. Cowie, Lee Car- ish, Barry NYolfer, Charles Foster, Clar- ence Bogden, Paul Riley, Bruce Horn- stein, john Flaeo. SECOND ROXV: Lance Hewitson, john Palise Tom Macaulay. Pete Blease, Bob Hunt, Luke Jacobs, Frank Mara, David Voor- hees, Frank Palise, Dave Daily. AI Cinn- mel, Bill Walters, Dave Oghorn, Don XYiI- son. THIRD ROYV: Stewart Loyd, Myron Albert- son, Tom Atkins, Richard YViIlie, Charles XVebster, Perry Weaver. 1 4 5 4 7 x t Fashion and Modelzug Club The Fashion and Modeling Club, un- der the direction of its sponsor, Xlrs. Colleen Nelson, meets on Friday sev- enth period, , The club teaches its members how to improve their appearances with little tricks, such as, the uses of proper make- up, the selection of the right color to wear. and proper posture. KIODELING: Thelma YVhite and Kathy Bob- inson. SEATED, first row: Darlene Nliller, Sandy Hagerman, Loretta Parker. SEATED, second row: Carol Lavan, jo.-Xnne Sciascia, Mary Ann Curley, Nladeline Curalski, Janice Turner, Sarah Mills, Lola Jones. STANDING: Pat Cadinust, Gloria XVoolverton, Meredith Wright, Helen Kramer, joan Armitage, Gail Ziineck, Martha Schrader. Nlrs, Nelson. IN BACK: Sue Strehlow, Pain Fish, Beverly Bushnel, Kathy De Flesco. C00 Club Directed by Nlrs. Begina Nlartin, the Golf Clubls purpose is to teach the members about the golf course, the Ian- guage peculiar to the game, and the game itself. On clear days, members go outside to practice. and during inclement weather, the students stay in- doors to hold discussions about the game. FIRST ROXV, left to right: Ron Edwards, jerry Ashman. SECOND ROXV: Don Pringkainp, Rodney Cil- mer, Al Lyon, Nancy Gorton, Betty Dono- van, Pat livanko, Tom Hobson. TIIIRD IIOXV: ltoger Beres, Jerry Nliller, John Frank, George Holland, Pete Notoriani, Charles Foster, Pete Borza, Mrs. Nlartin. FUUIITII BOVV: Bill W'elsh, ,lim Slnnnate, Dick Bitter, john XV:-st, Bob XVoothnan, joe Kochuba Dick Richards, Bob Tilton, Lester Gilbert. Senior Dramatic Club Headed by Nlr. Iohn Lacy, this eluh meets twice a week, on Monday and Thursday. All those interested in acting and those having any ability to act are in- vited to join. The seventh period activities take in learning something of acting, reading one-act plays, which the club may pre- sent in an assembly, and discussing problems of the theatre. Also, nomen- clature is taught to the members. SEATISD, left to right: Barbara Nitzburg, Bar- bara jensen, Zoya Kramer, Roberta Kott- ke, Sherwood Furhrer, Xlildred Daxis, Peggy Blackford, Francis Bitza, Carol Cimino. STANDING: Rosalie Cuarnieri, Patricia Dun- can, Marian Farina, Lewis Littman, Nlr. john Lacy. Woorlworkuzg Club Thi- XVllOQlXY0l'l'ill1Q' Cluh. cli1'c'c'tCcl hy Nlr, lDon.ilcl l.i1xx'ton. is voinposa-cl main- ly of ninth gi-Lulu stuclunts and those pcoplc who .ire unahlc to fit wooclshop into their I'L'glll.lI' sclivclulc as .1 minor suhjcct. During their mm-kly meetings. the stuclcnts work on inginy projects such as Illlllilllg cliflbiviit pieces of furniture. LIQFT TO Rllililf llohcrt lloxmrcl. Donalcl Riilizlminp, Xlr. L.1wton, Dalvinl Xlills, Boh junccck, Hiclmrnl Hunt, Elisha Crawford, jauncs Hurcly. Archery Club The A1'CllC1'y Cluh is unclcr thc clircc- tion of Mr. Bluvnc-li. The hovs in this cluh lcurn how to iinprovc- thl-ii' shoot- ing, uncl also lc-urn how to inulic urclicry equipment. FRONT HOXY, If-ft to right: Ffilllli lic-lconc, Iloclncy Clilinvr, Ray l'.2lI'llCC. BACK HONY: liicliurnl Willey, Boh Thorwoocl, Don Spraumi, Xlilic Ski-rclick, Huy Rico, john 'l'olJiusz, Huy Soinogyi, Nlilic Curtis, und Hr. Nlucnch. Future Servicemen is Club Thi- main purpose of the Futurc Sc-rx iccmcn's Cluh is to tvuc-li thc hoys tlm lmsic funcluinvntizls of urinj' life. nncl to 15I'l'PLlI'l' the-in for lmsic training upon i'IltL'l'lllQ' ll hmncli of thc' urinccl scrviu Sponsoring this cluh is Nlr. Zuhlcr. NYITII FL.-XCQ: Xlr. Zimllier. l7lliS'l' KUYY, lr-ft to right: 1.11114-s C.u1ty V115 nn NlcClurc. SECOND RUXY: ,lulln rl-lPlJl.lNl, Joi' Kuuvr. RD ROXY: 1.11114-s l'.4lNlllkAl, Boll llulick. 55 . s.,LM , ,A LEFT TO RIGHT: Sir. L. Mulligan, Ronald Denson, Pam Koopinan, Robert NYood. Construction Club The Construction Cluh does all the construction which needs to he done for the school, 'such as some of the scenery for the plays. Xlr. Donald Lawtdn. the cluh advisor, meets with these hoys on Friday during seventh period. 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Hr. Donald Lawton, john Frank, Ken Ridge, Bill Bayer. Twirluzg Club Display Case Committee The purpose of the Display Case Connnittee is to present a continuous series of displays of interest and educa- tional value to the student hotly of the High School. A secondary purpose of the displays is to convey to visitors some idea of the school life. An effort is made to have as inany school organiza- tions participate hy supplying materials to he shown. Students who serve on this coininittcc do so on a completely voluntary hasis. realizing the definite need and service connected with this activity. The Twirling Cluh, headed hy Bliss Kathleen Naus, meets on Tuesday after- noon during seventh period. The cluh is made up of freshmen, sophomore, junior, and senior girls. The inajorettes help to teach the girls in this club the skills of twirling. Xleinhers of the Twirl- ing Cluh participate in the annual GA..-X. show. CLUCKXVISIC: Judy Clrama. Judy Kisthardt, Nlarie Bety, Clail Zeoinek. April Fish, joan Kovach, Suzanne Froseh. Pat Prohasco. Sandra Nllislilco, Kitty flcrvosio, Sally Yates, Iucly' Riclcarcls, Rosalie Veuotslcy, Clay' Runkles, Niary Xlaxon. Audrey Law- relice, Pat Richardson. xl-lT2JTCt xlllfdli' son, 'Barham Clorclon, Barham Brower, Judy Simonchs, Barham Bushnell, Lillie Hennex. This council. under the supervision of Miss Staudenmaver. plans, decorates, and does all the work necessary for the success of the cantecns. There is much preparation needed before one of these monthly dances can begin, and the members of this council devote not onlv one seventh period a week, but also after school time to this task. DANCING: Priscilla Strack, Evelyn Thomas, Elaine Meyer, Pat Kane. FIRST ROXV, left to right: Miss Staudenmayer, Toni Cortina, Beth Johnson, Judy Mc' Tighe, XVilma Thackery, Marge Merritt, Marlene Hutchinson, Carol Stout, Bar- bara Bushnell. SECOND ROXV: Maryann Parziale. Mary Murdza, Faith johnson, Carol Dcnow, janet Taylor, Gwen Toter, Loretta Heune, Marge Damiani, Sheila Painton, Barbara Feilo, jackie Bowker, janet Sherr. THIRD RONV: Mary Lou Maxon, Pat Lynch, Barbara Reese, Frances Hewitt, Rosalie Catarinicchia, Theda Bushnell. Communzeatoriv Club The purpose of the Communicators' Club is to help students to improve their speech. Its members learn the principles of public speaking such as proper pro-- nunciation, proper annunciation. good resonance, and proper breathing. They also practice plays to give them practice in using expression in speech. STANDING, left to right: Sheila Bloom, Miss Nochumson. SEATED: Bob Zahn, Audrey Everson, Alice Lauroeseh, Mary Felcone, Pam Coane, Bob Mosier. Canteen Council Plzotograplzj' Club The Photography' Club is under the direction of Miss Judith Lehn. The stu- dents who join this club learn the prop- er methods and the tricks of taking pictures. FIRST ROYV, left to right: Xliss Lehn, Mitzi Tettimer, Bonnie Le Febvrer, Carol Dc- now, Penny Seltzer, Tom Macaulay, Tom Minit, Bob Schmidt, Tony Percihilli, Bill Berger, Bob Zahn, jim Baucham, Bill Mitchel. SECOND ROXV: Carol Laven, Carol Garsky, Pam Koopman, Linda Maashen, Bev Jen- sen, Mickey Mikuliac, Sue Gobeli, Emma Locaca, Arnie Gervasio, jerry Palinski, Dick Hunt, Sally Yates. THIRD ROXV: Bob Meyers, Tom Yates, George Kopezynski, Ralph Pagano. ' X HF' 2 5 - 4 4 V nf 1 LEFT TO RICIIT: Janice Pritchartl, Sue Kli- ginnis, Nancy' XYhitlock, Sylvia Strothcr, julia Bihisi, Loretta Parlufr, Klrs, Boone, Pat ljyanlqo. illlilfll 1LlIIS6lllbl6 Club Thv invinlwrs of this c-luh y'ril11ntt-til' to stay' alter st-liool on YU-clncsclay' to prxlcticv for the cliflvlwiit music pro' grams thirinq thc- yvar, Tha- stmlvnts in this chili arc- sc-lvctccl for thcir voic-1' qnlility' antl rc'liahility'. lt is an lirmm' to hclrmng to the inixvcl vnscinhlc. FIRST ROXY, lf-ft to right: Clltmria Alu. Kath- crinv Xlartin. Nancy' lfoss, .Ioycc XYhitt'- lwatl, Xlr. lflstmm Husli. SECOND ICOXY1 lt4mst'in.u'y 'l'.aylrmr. ,liiclith Dill, Clarwl Naylor. K.1tln'1'inc XYc1rtl1in:- ton. THIRD HOXY: llicharcl Smnnoqyi, lfclwartl Yan Dc1rt'11, rlqlltllll-iN Stll1iLlt'X'.llli, Slicrywmtl Furlirur. FHA. and Sewing Club The goals of thc Future Hmncinakors arty to prmimtv he-ttcr family' living, to ht-Ip inemhors nnclvrstantl the ficlcl of hmnc cconoinics. to linclorstancl tht-ir llC'lglllJO1'S both at lirnnty ancl ahroacl. anal to proy'icle training for each incmhvr for partic-ipatifm in hmnc-. school. ancl vom- munity' activitivs, They cluh carries out these' goals hy' planning activitit-s that will he-nc-fit thc- scllool. its stuclc-nts. and tcaclicrs. The clnh is now working on two projects. Uno of those is tht- making of organdy' aprons for girls in tht- Cook- ing Class who art- to sv1'y'0 at llIl1C'lll'Ol1S. The other project is typing covers. Girls: Llnsemblc The Girls' lfnscliiililv mvcts varly' in tht- morning lwftm- sclurmrml at 7:30. on XYL-cliiostlays. lt has CUllil'll7llil'il to that music inwmgiuriiis spoiisrmivcl hy' sc-liriol tnigtiiixtiticiiis. .incl has alsu yisitvcl many' cliflorvnt sc-limils in thci arva. The chih is also rim on a voliiiitt-4-1' hasis hut tlw Qirls art- thun st-lt-c-tt-tl lrmn this group of y'riliiiittfv1's. Flllbl' ROXY. ltfft to right: Rusviiiary 'liaylwr Louise Cullvn. lflln-11 Clarlz. ,liitly Dill Kathip Xlartin, Nancy' lfwss. :lily XYhitt-- lltgltl, kay' Xytiitlilngtmi. Xlr. ltlstwn lliisli SECOND HOXY: lflixalnftli Yrning, ylucly Hun- 68 l niwii, Cllwria Alu. Carol lit-1-sv, Caro Naylor, Nancy' Dutliiu, l'ilUfL'llL'l' Natoli Cookilzg Club for Girls Cooking Cluh for Cirls is mainly for girls who cant take cooking as a major or a niinor suhiect. In it. Qirls make simple dishes that they can serve at parties or other social gatherings. The cluh also plans luncheons and dinners. Mrs. Sheldon sponsors this cluh. TABLE 1, left to right: Barbara Reese, Hrs. Sheldon, jackie Nlurawski, Sandra Kier- chon, Francis Hewitt. TABLE 2-Betty Falzini, Janet Cornniissen, Lucille Xiazzitelli, Christine Xleyer. TABLE 3-Judy Crama, Dorothy Puzo, Carol Beatty. TABLE 4 - Shirley Tinsley, jerry Hughes, Nancy Yeager, Gloria XVoolycrton. TABLE 5-julie Hill, jean Lainpnian. Clzefis Club The main goal of the Chefs' Cluh is to help its nienihers learn how to make a few common dishes. Some of these everyday dishes are pancakes, dough- nuts, french fries, pizza, and various kinds of cakes. The niemhers also learn cleanliness in the kitchen, which is necessary to he a good cook. FIRST ROXV, left to right: jcilirey Yake, Arnie Cervasio, Ronny Nicx. SECOND ROXV: Bruce Richards, Bill Walters, Torn Xlontti. THIRD ROYV: Charles Hollinger, John La- niond, Kenny Rolland, Paul Riley, Fred Nix, Richard NVeinroth. FOURTH ROXY: Cary Schnerr, XVayne King, Boll YVeise, Art CIIIIIIIU, jerry Saracino, Bill Yickery, john Stcllicnclli, Richard Ar- initage. FIFTH ROXV: ,loc Castilize, Ben Rich, Dick Richards, Lance Hewitson. SIXTH ROXY: Alike XICIIIIUNII. DEXIONSTRATORS: Leona Fletcher, Airs. Sheldon. 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' 1 4 L - 1 , L - . ., N7 ,QF I L Il Ofg X' U' g v 'SJ W' pf s X' V 4 pr'9X6'f7lS ,ng H' vlpg X TT TX ' X O .q eve T 'X 4, lv 1 Y ' 4 9 V ea P ,ofod I Q by Q 777' QYXOOX The To bl H rolfse Fr JR S S 5 J- N 'C-.A X SCH le , Sl CP D1 QCP YX S O01 Wd 4 S Q S 2 l DC , f S r is Q? lf, day 7 U, K sl fx 'S LL f' 69 C. X . Q NX FIRST ROXV, left to right: Penny Mount. xl.lff'.lI1H Cray, Betty ixllll Smith, Judy YVaters, Nancy Duthie, Nlarie Petranto. SECOND RONV: Leslie Hay, Sally Conover. Sara Smith, Xlarrrs-err Ryan, Pat Bruccoleri. Tl1e varsity cheerleaders played an important part in promoting both scl1ool and team spirit. Tl1e girls were chosen for tl1e squad on the hasis of their ahility, neatness, and all-arou11d personality, This year, since tl1e squad was quite large. tl1e girls had to give up two games I. V. CHEERLEADERS Tl1e V. cheerleaders, like tl1e Varsity cheer- lc rders, helped to promote school spirit. These rrls, i11 addition to heing full of pep, were cre- rtrve and made up a few new cheers. There re six V. cheerleaders who were under the co-captainship of Pat Evanko and Delia Mc- Niullen. LEFT TO RIGHT: Addie lltlhlllftl, Eleanor hvilflllilll, Delia xlCxlllllL'l1, Pat Evanlco, Beth johrrson, jane Schoclc. each in order tl1at everyone could have an equal opportunity to cheer. Also, some new illltl original cl1eers were made up, showing the cheerleaders, pep and ambition. Under the leadership of co-captains Judy YVaters and Betty Ann Smith, llll' clreerleaders did a fine job of promotirrg school spirit. NIAIORETTES Performing at all football games was thc talented group of Ewing High Scl1ool Major ettes. Tl1ey did a11 excellent joh at every per formance, and their routines were greatly en joyed and appreciated hy all spectators. This group was under tl1e direction of Xvlllilllh Cost Llllll led hy Gail Coates, l1ead majorette. LEFT TO HICIIT: Carol Reese, Barhara Ri- ordan, Judy Kisthardt. Sarah l111111ordi11o, Pat Prohasco, Judy Crama, Lillie Hennix. l'lxONT: Gail Coates. LEFT TO RIGHT: Maryann Cray, Sarah Immordino, Mrs. Viola Udy, Virginia Russo, Penny Blount. ardson. Lynn johnson. ABSENT: Kathy Fitz-Maurice. FRONT ROXV, left to right: Nlarian Farina. Xlarie Petranto, Judy XVaters, Pat Bruccoleri, Kathy Nlartin, jackie lieuss, Phil Ciampa. MIDDLE ROXV: Eleanor YVarman, Janice Pritchard, Marion Rinaldi, Toni Cortina, Beth johnson, Penny Blount. Pat Valentine, Xladeline Rich- BACK RONVg Nlrs, Udy, Judy Grama. Alice Belando, Pat Evanlco. Bar- bara Field, Diane Riordan. lflene Nleury, Carol Garsky, Betty Dono- van, June Bitler, Ellen Xlartz, Kathleen Kownaclii, Lillie Hennix, Delores Bailey, Delia Ric-Nlullen. G. .A. IX. The Girls' Athletic Association. under the direction ot Xlrs, Viola l'dy. meets every second and fourth Xlonday. The chili. composed of selected girls from each grade and athletic activity. promotes the popu- larity of girls' sports. lt sponsors hockey. basketball. and softliall honor teams which travel to play other schools. ,Xn an- nual aflair. the girls gym show. is sponsored hy the cluln as a way of making money. The officers this year include: Ginny Russo, presidentg Nlanreen Ryan. vice presidentg Sandy Lund. secretary: and Maryann Cray. treas- urer. OFFKHAL9 CLUB This club, composed of live girls under the direction of Mrs. Viola Udy, meets once a month to dis- cuss girls, sports. These girls are allowed to officiate in intramurals and gym classes where they get su- pervision and advice from the teacher in charge. Each girl is giv- en the chance to get her national rating in haslsetlball, and if she suc- ceeds, she can ofliciate for inter- scholastic meets. LEADER CORPS The Leader Corps is composed of all the officers of the girls' gym classes. During its meetings, on the first Monday of the month, discus- sions are held about problems which arise in the classes. The Leader Corps, in cooperation with Mrs. Vi- ola Edy and Xliss Kathleen Nails, decide how the gym classes will he conducted. The girls are presented awards if they are chosen as an outstanding leader of the month. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sally Conoyer, Sarah Immor- dino, Indy Dill, Maryann Cray, Virginia Russo. , ,V , IVIBST HOXV, left to right: .Ianiee Pritchard, Pat Hannish, Bonnie Biehebacher, Bonnie Henderson, Bev Wright, Pat Eyanko, jane Xliknliak, Shelia Pritchard, jackie Bilbee, Irene Herman. SECOND BOXV: Sarah lnnnorclino, jndy Dill. Xlarie Prcston, Lynn Johnston, Sally Conover, Xlaryann Cray, Ginny Russo. BASKETBALL AND HOCKEY Sporting new hockey and basketball uniforms, our seniors, juniors, and combined hockey and basketball teams had enjoyable seasons. Although our hockey team was limited to only a few inter- scholastic games, the basketball season was quite extensive. Hockey was under the direction of Miss Kathleen Naus, and basketball was supervised by Mrs. Viola Udy. The honor teams were selected, after several practices, on the basis of the Uirls' Mfg, Viola Udy Nliss Kathleen Nans Playing ability. b FIRST BOW, left to right: Maryann Cray, Captain, Delia SECOND BOXV: -laniee l,fIiL'llllT1.l, Nlarian Binaldi, Sandy Xlcklullen, Sheila Pritchard, Diane Biordan, Pat Evan- Lund, ,Indy Dill. Sflfilll lllllllllfilillfl, ,l2ll1il'0 THFINT, ko, Bonnie llichenbacher, Addie Pctranto, Irene Her- Beth johnson, Nlanreen Byan, Clinny Russo, Nlarie man, Iilene Nlcnry, Linda Stelljcs. Petranto. 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FW' S .n-fukin: 'S' -f FRESHXIAN FOOTBALL FIRST ROXV left to rlght Tony Pers1ch1111 Ron Lennox XVarren Xlemom Stew NILIIICIS Inn Sclrllta Bob Howard Tun VVest VV 1ynL lung joe Cl3t61lZ6 SECOND ROW Rich Br nncohno B111 Xlnkery Rich Somogyr Bob Rubln Chlrhe Xhller john XlLDon.11d Bob XVICSC Bob Dunn Andy VV1111 una I X FOOTBALL FIRST ROXV 1Lft to I'lL1lt lun Wlnte Torn Rue bun Sunrotx Sun Bruuo cn om RlOl'l1lI1 P1111 P11tt nn Clstchn Torn Porter SECOND ROW Bob Jll1LfL1x john SLIIIIOGIIIU, B111 XVe1sh R lx Rlcc Tom hxer john F1e5ch Don XX aters Bob Kottke THIRD ROW Charles XVebster Arthur Shldcll Henry HoHb1uer Tony Rm fone Tom Slndhoff Dlu Shldell Jack Strother COACHES Roy Schlercher Stexe Nleunch Edvklll Brandt Frank Barron ' 4 ' I ' ' . . V ' V , ' ' - 1 - - , A ., , 1 1 ' x Irl 7 X V 'V ' 1 1 1 7 7 . I , 'I' . QL! 7 , 1' '. 1 ' . I ., 1 X , , I' 1 ,, 1 1 , 1 1 V L . Ebay Q' -ft x I f , N U I . .4 Y 1 fl I V , , , . . I - - I 1 , I ,Y : - , ' ' 1 . R 1 ' I , 4 ala , I 4 Q L, , 3, r . 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COACHES Jury Xhllu Tom Hobson XV111DLf Xxnnberg Edxx1n Brandt XI C1 l1'llLLkl B111 jones A1 Lx on BASKETBALL The 1957 58 blsketball seison produced one of t11e toughest schedules Exung p11xers hive 111d to meet Led by veteran pllyers B111 ones A1 Lyon and Tom Hobson the fightmg Blue Dex11s ITllH1gCC1 to xv1n only 5 out of t11e1r 19 stlrts Although th1s record wasnt very 1mpress1xe the te un usu111x hxd much sp1r1t Ind fight Frequently seen 1n 1ct1on xxere sen1ors erry X1111er ind Mitt CZl1Il6C1C1 xx1111t 1nx11u1b1e help xxas rece1xed from lLlIllOI'S D1c1x Ihtter Bob NIos1er 1m Shum ite B111 Glter md sophomore Stexe Ben jamln NI in 1g1ng the te lm xx IS 5611101 B 1r1x XY olfu Although the selson xv is 1 L11HlCll11I one Co1c11 1111 Xhmberg xx is 1b1e to enter thc Blue Dex 11s 1nto t11e Xexx Lrscx Stlte B1s1xctb111 TOl1I'l'llITlLDt 1 A 1 I ' . X -. Y. 1 1 ' Z 2 ' 7' ' 7 1.7 1 c 2 . 1 I , , . ' Y' . 1 L , L 1 7 v 71 7. .1 1. It K , . V. 7 , 1 c 7 1 1 2 . 1 , I . 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'FC' :E 1 - ll HE I 1- N E :Z 2 ' P1 F- -. ri E F- I . I kl '11 l e M .4.VQ fl, C J r :L 1-3 T 5 ft 'Z' U 1 X1 ly! 'foe 10 : .H .po V - 1, ,y-H 1 C17 fro C 1 :H V V 5 ' I .. 3. Z5 F4 I wif, - 1 -1:1-.4 'E'-2 ---:E 1 LAUDI ft 23' V H : 'E - 5 I1 5. ? T V' ' 11 'X A snide OZ f if 3 32 -:L577 Tiffin? C1 , '75 G, 75 I' C , E- 1 H' 2. : ' I -1- N ,' 1 fr 151 Q9X 1196 Q31 9:'LE'51:2J 1 R 11, st ff Q11 15111.75 ' 515- -- 41 0410 41 C, C 1T1 1 ffm. 9 O11 I Z'-1' 1-4 3-1 ,AN 3-4 ' .1 H1 s:H igir ifglrg . A 3 1 11 Q 11' Q ?1 'ff?5-35215 25211: 1 A Robe foe, , f , f , , . . . 1 . , . . . , . O- A Q fn N 'Z Vo X 50 Q .QW 11 .R '71 J A YG 4 Xrv wx' . xx 'L .0 6'- XN Q 1. ' X '4 C 1 5, of 0 1 ' Q U. ,Q Q, 'Sn 9Nuv1R X Us , x Q 1 'Sf 1. to 41 C, 'V 3' '9. 9,1 W U Q 5' 0 0 ' 'S A- 'O' U1 o ' U , O o 4 ff 0 'J ' 6 O 9 A '9 1 v- Us 0 1 ' 1 1 - 1 2.1 2 -1 11 . 11. lf 1 ' 1 CLASS HI TORY Aff I. .swlne i. The Class of 1958 entered lfwing High us seventh gixiclers in September, 1952. XYe were only the understudies then, and still hlul several yeurs to go until we starred in our pluy. XYL- erin reineinber our part in picking blue rind whitei' us our school colors, choosing the il-Xlinu Blutern. and nieknzuning our tetnns the Ewing Blue Devils . I.oolting buek over our junior high years. we renieinber only it very sinull school and the fun we lmd. By the tiine we entered high school in Septeniber, 1954, niuin' of our pre- vious friends hurl lc-it us, und inauw of our tetieliers werenit In-re .uwinoreg some hticl left, rind sonie h.ul gone to it new junior high school. liwing lnicl elningecl und so hrul we. Art Il, ,S'f'I'llf' i. Our pltu' w.1s ubout to begin. NV- were now starting our high school years. Ninth grucle w.is .i big y'C'tll', even though we wa-ren't the stlirs in the exist. Nlore faune kept eoniing to lfwing High. Our spirit drove our tuuns to vii-tory. The b.1slic-ibull terun went us flu' tis winning the Cla-ntinil -lersi-5' Clh.unpionship in basketball. In assembly, each of us students watched very closely when our first two tro- phies were presented to N111 Stelietee und the sehool. One was won by our ehannpionship busltetbtlll teiun, und the other wus won by Ll newer group in the sehool. the Forensic Club. Act III, scene i. VT were beginning to be recognized and were going from bit'l parts to the bigger acting roles. The boys in our class, who could cpuilify, were placed on the junior Varsity tetuns. There were also u talented few who ingule the Varsity tetun. Art III. ,S'f'l'lll' ii. A very important purt of our useriptu wus our eltiss constitution. Made up by the students, it helped to guide our eltiss and set clown our goals und restrictions, Act III, .scene iii. In April, we began to con- struct the set of our first big scene, the Sopho- more Hop. This wus first opportunity for the eluss to work together us ti group for our own benefit. Niost of us will never forget the fun we had tunong the puhns of mIil'OPiCllDilv. The clay after, the eleun-up eonnnittee found that u LJCW' Imlm trvc xxxu missing, XYlitit lmppt-iml? Also. XX'llt'1'L' clitl Xlr. lliirt gm-t tlnm- Nlitkt-y Xluiisc c.1rs'? .-Xrf III, .s'r'w1r' ir. Tlit- mnmtli of NI.1j' Q-.unvg it wins timc to elect tliv KllI'CL'tOI45 ut our cl.15s lm' tlit- junior ycuiii Tlit- p1'mli1Ccr. or class .ulvi50r. Xlr. lfclxxxml Hart. tumoiiiicccl tlmt jv1'rj' Nlilln-r wuiilcl lx- our director with Tony' Forostciilw .is liis LlSSl5t.llli, Sally Ccmovcr .tml Bvtty' A1111 Smitli wrtmtc tlic 5criptsg Bwln Cflopp ww iii clmrgc of tlic' fiiiimcvs. Stlfdll lmmordiiio rutulc it pwssilmlt- for tlic first piirt of our play to go clown in our class liistory. .XM IV, ,S'l't'lll' i. YH! wcrc now rcacliing tlw limvliglit g vvry scum wc woulcl luv xtiirs, For tllc first timv, we wore called togctlicr lui' our CliI'CL't01'. lvrry Blillcr. in Octolwr of our junior yulr. It was time tu uuillj' work for our class lay participating in Ll vcry siicccssfiil intignziiie clrivv, lfgicli liumc-room lmtl il init-lmtiriiv. Tlic' winning liomcroom 235. or tlic ullllllllll Dogs , clicl .1 great job lay topping tlio otlicrs in ii Clow race. Tlic class as ii wlmlc- solcl 36,000 wortli of PZ 91 I Q. - I , 14 - ever forget a girl walking through a closed door, or the spilling of water on the chair in which another girl sat a few minutes later. But the biggest attraction seemed to be the fight scene in the plax' between Vince Segal and Bill Craf- ton. Act V. scene i. At last we were the stars of our own show! The class was again directed by jerry Xliller, and this time 'lim Arena was at his side. Bettv Ann Smith and Pat Bruccoleri were the writers of the scripts. Kathy Fitz-Xlaurice was our financier, and Nancy Duthie wrote the last part of our class history. Nlr. llobert Steele produced the showg he seemed to have a won- derful time working with us. Act V, scene ii. Again our teams gave Ewing a big honor. XYe had the privilege of receiving the first football trophy in the history of the school. We defeated all the city schools to be- come the proud owners of the city trophy, lt seemed that neither the team or the cheerlead- ers went home the same way they came-most were slightly wet! ixlff V, scene iii. Mr. Lacy again took over the direction of our class play, Father of the Bride , presented on December 6 and 7, 1957. Lew Littman, Gail Coates, and Ellen Clark had top billings for this big scene. XYe were very happy to break four records in presenting this play. XYe had the largest patron list, made the most profit, had the largest attendance for one night. and had the largest over-all attendance. Vfe also were the first class to hold an after- noon matinee for the Alunior lligh students. Art. V. .s'r'eue ir. Un Xlareh 25. lFJ5S. our class met at the Xliest Trenton station en route to Vltsliington, D. C. and other points south. Can you 1't'lHClHlJC1' that someone couldnlt re- member what the time was and had to ask nearly' everyone who walked past him? Our first stop after llaltimore was Annapolis and lunch. lltemember Nliss NIai'y'fi The trip really disclosed the weaknesses of our class mem- bers. We discovered that a member of the faculty was certainly a terrific dancer. Also re- member when we all woke up at two in the morning. or was it really six? Xvho played Taps on a toy trumpet at three in the morning, and who rang the cow-bell at five? We also were certain that one classmate would never want to see the railing of a boat againl In the words of Cinny llusso, we leave a parting bit of advice about our trip to our understudies, Get to the station on time . .-if-f V, Seelic U. The date of the Senior Prom, 'illaniianalf was Nlay 23, 1958. For the first time the prom was held in the gym, and to go with the gala evening, Lennie Enourato sup- plied the music with his fifteen-piece band. Fol- lowing the prom. which lasted from nine until one. was a post prom sponsored by the P. T. A. Not only did we have breal4fast and dinner. but also we saw a full length movie. Never shall we forget the gorgeous Oriental decorations ivhich transformed the gym into a garden of paradise. V Act V, scene ui. At graduation we had our biggest and best scene plus a curtain call to end our high school play. Another first was estab- lished by our class by having our graduation ceremonies outside in the court-yard of Ewing High. As the diplomas were placed in our hands, we knew that our days at Ewing had come to a close, but we realized that we would have larger scripts and bigger plays to star in in the future. NVQ- of the Ewing High School Class of 1958 wish to extend all our best wishes to you, our understudies, who will take our place next year and in the years to come. All of us realize that without your spirit and patron- age of our activities, we never would have had the fun and broken all the records that we did. Always we shall hope that your play will be as great a one as ours was. and that your big acts and scenes as memorable and as happy as ours have been. 1 x v.?'1M 4 'Q' 5n.:Q+m' 1 N IOR PROM nC:11I'15tI'l1L15 C111'1111s111', was 11111 111911111 C1111s1111 111' 11111 AIIIIHOI' C111ss t11 11rovi1111 11111 s11tti11g f111' 1-111 ing High S1-1111111's 1111- 1111111 j1111i111' P1'11111. 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Olll' 111111111 Prom was ll success. .nw -ap- cs v fsob .f,', UNIOR PLAY 'WVHAT A LIFE There is no life like that hectic one lived in the main olhee of Central High Sehool, XYe could Certainly see that on the day we visited Central High. Henry Aldrieh tXYilliam Graftonl, who seemed to attraet mischief, was in the olliee again heeause of numerous dillieulties. the main one heing that Henry elaimed he was being Mframed hy heing accused of stealing the schools musical instruments. Henry asserted that actually George Bigelow CVinee Segal! had taken the instruments and had fixed the eir- cumstances to make Henry look guilty. Xliss Shea CKathleen FitzXlauriee and Sally Conoyerl, secretary to Principal Bradley Cl,ewis Littmanl. was having a very difficult time trying to keep the chaotic ofliee as organized as possihle. Through all of his trouhles. Henry's girl friend. Barhara Pearson Llfllen Clark and Rosemary Taylor' stayed hy him. Assistant principal. Nlr, Nelson Qlatt Cxarneekiv. also had his hands full with Henry's numerous prohlems. Others in the east were: Xlary Steketee and Shirley Yunger, students: llohert Clopp, Nlr. Paterson. a teaeherg llosalie Cuarnieri and Pa- tricia Brueeoleri. Certie. a studentg Katherine Martin and Vivian Kosofsky, Bliss XYheeler. the music teaeherg -Iudith LaNlar and Judith Ben- nison. Nlrs. Aldriehg Anthony Lore. Xlr. Fer- guson. a detective: Bruce lfisner. Nlr. Yeeehitto. a parentg Phyllis Shargo, Bliss Pike. a teaeherg Gail Coates and Bettyann Smith. Kliss lohnson. the gym teaeherg Sara Smith and Xlartha Barks- dale. Xliss Eggleston. a teacher: and Bill Gural- ski, Bill, a student. fain WASHINGTO The Class of 1958 left for its senior trip to XVashington on Nlarch 25, 1958. The train pulled out of the YVest Trenton station at 6:22 bound for Philadelphia, where We changed trains, minus one of our passengers. Her alarm, so we heard, had failed to awaken her on time. At Philadelphia, we boarded a B. 61 O. train which took us to Baltimore. From Baltimore we took buses to Annapolis to see the Naval Academy. After a tour of the Academy, we wcnt to Carvel Hall where we had our lunch. There we met our missing classmate, and we Cele- brated the birthday of another classmate. XVe still do not know how she man- aged to Hnish that huge dish of strawberry shortcake that was given to her. From Carvel Hall we went on to Fort McHenry. At 5:30 P. NI., we boarded the steamer, the City of Riclmzoml, which was to take us from Baltimore to Norfolk. After dinner on the boat, there was a talent show. Along with this show we also held a fashion show. Hell never forget those uglamorousl' models in those ulovelyw clothes. Some of the girls also learned that Mr. Adams was very talented in the art of jitterbugging. 5 lla. 11 'f Senior Class Trip On the next day, we traveled by bus to the Marine Museum and then on to XVilliamsburg. where we visited the Capitol, the Governors Palace, and other places of interest. Our next stop was Jamestowng from there we returned to the boat. Some of the fellows can verify the fact that the bay was not calm that night. Many parties which were planned for that last night aboard ship, for some reason, were never held. Bright and early Thursday morning we left our ship and traveled by bus to Mount Vernon, the home of George XVashington. After that we stopped at the Kitcheteria of the Hotel Harrington in XVashington. At the FBI building, we witnessed a shooting exhibition and toured the laboratories. On the lawn of the Capitol, we had our class picture taken. After a tour of the Capitol and a ride around XVashington to see the points of interest, we made our last stop at the Union Station in XVashington. There we boarded a train, and at 8:20 P. M., 109 weary travelers climbed down from the coaches at XVL-st Trenton. This was the conclusion ot a wonderful three-day senior class trip. sw' 4, 1, 'f '119l i21 ffxwt ,ll :fl rl, 'Mugw I , Pg , ,.,,,1 UA' it R1 1 'l 1 TIN.. . A . 1: , 'fa sip 1 ell :flak MQW fl'3'Sgi'i-1 ' 'TQ'-' 1 'AL Fx: H Yf, ,f 's6, vt ,K , 4 .x!,,X,,k,w , 1-If ,' 'A 1 F!- .-.r 5 I fs 1- T? 1525! Q SENIOR PLAY 1 1,1 if P S. lA. 1 -,.f, FATHER OF THE BRIDE The tri11ls of tht' father of Ll hriclc are 111111151 A11y111111 who 11tt1'111l1-1l the S1-11i11r play of thc Claw of 1958 1'.111 11111lcrst11111l this. 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' W ItHNXI.1IIilI'AIlXI1'1iI.lDoxtriiourt -54-nior Ilraluallu. tflnvu. I'utun Yi-irvw. luuuor I'Ia.y. I-ulf Ifnwiul-I1. I-.ning Iliublxgbtk Stall. l1.A..K. XVESLICY CVXIXIEL. III? sununlt Ayr-- iuitfklt-Llianital Drayxlnvl Club. Cook- ing tor Iioyx, Intrauiuralx. XI.XDI'.I.IXI-I l-LRAIAKI. il Ilooia' Ayrnut---Pliutograpln' Club, tQ..1t Club. I-akluun annl Xloilm-ling Club. AR'I'Hl'II tLl'YIfR. 32 Iluxwr tuiun, SANDRA IIMLICXIXN. -Sli Iloinutr-.ul Awiuit--Knitting Club. -luyu-Iry Club. Fakliion antl Nlotlt-lin: Club, Coolant for Girb. JOHN I IAXSBLRl'. 2 Ctfnoyt-r Ayrnnt -B.iskvtIr.rlI Xlanauvr. Football Ylan- auvr, Rav-ball Xlanaalm-r. Intrainuralx. Ollitialw' Club, Ss-nior Axwxnbly' Coin- inittu-, Vanity' Ii Club. DIXNIC IIII.'I'ON. 611 'I'ln-rma Stn-It Girly' Iloykry. llirlx' Iiaxkt-tball. tarb' Bawball. Girb' Ciluf Club. Cboir. Sznlor Dralnaticw. Clirb' Enwuiblr-. Xliwtl En- wmblu, Stutlcnt-Fatulty' Clioruy. THOXIAS HOBSON. 265 Iloim-L-rut Ayviuu' -Frtwlnnan Bax:-ball, Ifrulnnan Baske-tball, Vanity' Bawball, Vanity Bavkr-tball, Intramurals, Golf Club, So- cial Dancm-, Svnior Claw Cabint-t. Of- ficialx' Club. Vanity If Club. XVILLIAXI HCYXIA, 227 NVr-br-r Avciuu- -Varsity Football, lntrainurab. Rozl untl Gun Club. Ping Pong Club, ELIZABETH HOOD, 75 Hamflliurkt :XVCIIIIU - Frt-ncb Club, Ortln-stra, IMI' A CQLADYS IIONVARTH. 2 Hal:-Iliurat Ax1'lilu'-I..il1ul1.u1c Club. Inlranluralx. IERRY IIUCIHES. ROI3IfR'I' IIULICK, IIS YV4'st Lppvqr Ferry' Roarl. SARAH IXINIORDIXO, 33 YVL'st Llppz-r Ferry' IloatlfVarxi!y' Clit-Crlcuclr-rx, Klu- jorcttm, Intramurals, Girls' Hockey. Cirls' Basketball, Cirls' Volleyball, Girlx' Bait-ball, Xloclorn Dann-rl, C.A.A,, Olli- cialx' Club, Stutlcnt Council, junior Claw Cabint-t, Social Ilant-If, Iafarlm-rs' Corpx, Yvarbook Stall, Iiatlniinton, I'E'I'I'IR INVICR50. I-569 Iflll Stltvlf Varsity' Football. JANET IASPAX. 3-IH Bt-ryy'yn Au-nnu -Social Dance, Senior Drzunatics, Xlocl- orn Dance, Yearbook Stall. I AI'I'H -IOHXSOX. '39 XVoorllancI Att-- nut- - Intramural-, Camtl-vu Council. Cooking for Girly, Sr-nior Play, G..-VA., Ping I'on11 Club. I.AI.'RA JONES. 65 Polantl Stn-ut. Lola Ji-:AN joxi-Ls, 19 vppt-r lf.-ff, Roatl 3 Fasliion antl Nloclclinq Club, Choir, Golf Club. Xloclcrn Dance. BILL IOXI-IS. 199 Frunklyn Rnacl- I.V. Baseball. -I.V. Baskvtliull, j.V, Foot- ball, Varsity' Football, Vanity' Bakkct- ball. Varsity' Bawball. NAYCY KIXTNICII. 701 I'arkway' Ayn-- nut- -- G.A.A.. Faxliion ancl Xlotlr-ling Club, Xloclurn Danu-. junior I'Iay', Clioir. Social Dance. JOSEPH KOGER. Sussex Avcnireflri- trarnumlb, Future SQ-ry'icer11vri'm Club. VIVIAN KOSOFSKY, 1457 Penninlton Roatl--Orchestra, Future NVritur:' Club, Boowtcr Club, Senior Draniatic-.. junior I'Iay', Yr-arbook Stall. Imzlclc-rs' Corpx. II, IIOBIZRTA KO'I'I'KE. 2507 Coluin- bia Ay'4'iu1m'-junior Df.lIl1iltIL'N, St-ninr Draniatici, Stucle-nt Council. junior Rrcl Crow, Social Dance. Ye-arbook Staff. ANN KRULL, 372 Clover Avenue f Intramurals. Senior Amcrnblyf Commit- tu-, Ping Pong Club, Golf Club. Ar! Club. ILDITH LANIAR, 23 Blackwoocl Drin- Clim-rle-.nlm-rs. Sz-nior Dralnatirx. Vlunior I'Iay'. Fa-Irion anrl Xlorlm-Iini: Club. 'iEwin1.1 I'Ii:IiIi:btN. Stucle-nt Counnil. Art Coininittt-L-. I rvncI1 Club. Clioir. GA..-X.. Yearbook btall, IOHY LAXIBERT. Lppc-r Riyr-r lluatl -Ping Pong! Club, Golf Club. Sotial Dancx-, Cooking for Boyx, Intrarnuralx. Rocl anrl Gun Club. RICII-XRD IAYING. 1255-I Iamr r I mrry Roa4lfFuturtf Smfrxitr-iiimkih Club. Intra- inurab. ,lOSI'II'II LARUCCA. 7 Clayin Aye-mio' -Intrainuralk. Roll .intl Clun Club, Pin: Pong Club. .'XI.I'Cl'f I.AL'Il0I'iSCI'I. IGH Ilonltnrt--t Au-run-fL1I1rary Countil. Frm-nllr Club. Xloilt-rn Dantt. Coktunw Club. Plrotoi- rapliy' Club. junior I'lay. It-arbook 5lalI, lllrlf Vollvylmall. III'IlI-XTGX I.XkVIlIfXf'I'I. ll Urrgoy ty iu trt 'lub I' lui u I XI I vii f, ., 'ax 111.14 oral. in: Club. 1.1-V tilub, Xiu-in: Vlub, t'I.olr. YVUYXE I,IfI I'IIlVIlIf. I4 kViII1nrtli.1 Iloaflfllirly' Ilutkr-y. Intraunuralx. Plin- tuirapliy' Club. I'1n! Fun! Club. Xlorl- rn. Danni-. Ollitlab' Club I.I-.Uls iI.IIIyIXX. 1.3 1-nt-nI.u.,: Mtiuu- -f.Iu-M I-ani. Ilounroruu I'n--1- rbnt. -lunnvr I'lay. Ron' Matt' 17: lf- late. Fon not Vfub. N. niur I'Iay. ,lun- iur Flat. tiabuut. iykl LORD. Illlll Riu r Roatl Var-ity I-ootball. Oulu-Ntr.1. Ilantl. 'FOXY LORI-1. 333 Concornl Ayviulvf Booxtrr Club. Xlorlt-I Airplanr Club. In- trauiurab. mmial Dante-Q I .'l'.X,. Var- Vity' lwiotball. ,luiaor l'lay. Xarxity I' Club. SAYDY LLYD. 3141 NutIn'rlan1I Roaml --Ii.tr.unuialN Pin Pon-' l.lub Carb Hotkr-y. Girls' Ilawball. Ciirl-' Ilaxkr t- ball. Clirlx' Vollc-yball. CI.A,A.. Lt-.ulvrf Corpx, Social Danuc. AL LYON. 21 Xlillarcl 'I'z'rr.xt-v-IV. Bakkr-tball. .l.V. Ban-ball. Vanity Raxkvt- ball. Vanity' Rawball. Intrainuralx. Var- Vity' IC Club. Golf Club. Social Danum Ollit-ialx' Club. I'ini: Pon: Club. SANDY XI.-XC.-Xl'l..U'. 1109 Parkxirli Ayn-init'-flirls' Ilockl-y. tlirlx' Ilaxktt- ball. Cantt-vu Countil. Social Dancr. I.anuu.u1r- Club. XVAYNE NIacCLL'RE. 1615 Proxpvct StnI-t-Intraniurab. Fulurt- Sf-ryiu-iiiviil Club. ARTHUR NIARTEXS. 2 Kirk .-tu-iuxv. KA'I'IIY XIARTIY. 1948 Prnninuton Roatl Ort-Iimwtra, Clioir. Clirlx' I'fusr-lu- blv. Color ilnarml. Girls' Ilawkt-tball. Girls' Hockr-y'. Girls' Bawbull. Social Dance, Forensic Club. Xlixccl Ensmnblv. DOLORES XIARTIXI. Polantl Street- Cooking for Girly Intrimiurnlm. Ping Pong: Club, Tri-Hi-Y. -IERRY NIARTINI, Poland Strer-t. BRUCE XIARTZ, 23 Preston Aylfillw- Stulll-nt Council, Varsity' Football. Var- xity' Bast-11.111, Band, Orchestra, Intra- murals. LESLIE MAY, TSO Lower Ferry' Roatl -Boowtcr Club, F.T.A., Oflicials' Club. j,V. Clieffrlcuclcrs, Vanity' Clic-crlunrlers. Xloclcrn Dance. Cirls' Hockey, Girls' Bafkvtball, Girl! Volleyball, Girls' Ban-- ball, Fasliion anrl Xlmlvlinq Club, Yvar- book Stall. Art Conunitts-U. Intraniuralx. Svnior Claw Cabinet, Girls' Stzitt' Dvlv- gatv. ELAINE XIEYER, 115 Keswick Au-nul- -Canteen Council, Library Council, Girls' Hockey, Girls' Volleyball. YVILLIAXI MEYER, 12 XVQIIILICC Ave- nuc - Intramurals, Golf Club, Future Sf-rviceum-ri's Club. DONALD XIILLER, I9-I7 PL-nninutun RoamI---Inlraniurab, Iiml antl Cun Club. Clioir, S. GERALD XIILLER. 794 Lower For- rv Rnafl 4 Orcln-xtra. j.V. Baskctlxill. Varsity' Basketball. Variity' Bake-ball. Of- ficials' Club, Golf Club, Intramurals. juaior Clan Cabinet, Senior Class Cabi- net. SARAH XIILLS. 3 Xt-yy' Tre-nt Strm-tn Fakliion ancl Xlocle-IinL! Club. SAYIJIIA XIORRIS. IIII Stratiorfl Kur- nuc'-Art Club. Intrarnuraly. Slum Caw Coinniittm-. Eyyin! Art Awouiatlon. Year- book Stall, Photography' Club. BARBARA X.-XISXIITH. 126 Pia-kforrl Ayvnuf' - Xloclt-rn Danci-. Intrzunuraly. Typing Club. Fashion ancl Xloclulinu Club. Sonial Danuv. Bunxtvr Club. LORRAINIC NEXIIf'I'H. Hvar Tau-rn Roazl - Knitting Club. Cirlx' Ram-ball. Social Dantz-. I'I'f'l'ER XOTARIAXXI. 230 Xt-xx Hill- trut Att-nur-. I.URE'I'I7A IJAIIKEII. Box -If. Brar Tay-rn Roatl - Fawliion annl Xloclt-lin: Club. Kiuttin: Club. Rul Crov. GERALD I'A'I'I'I'fR5ON. 2151 IH-nning ton IIo.uI-iC.unt' in Iltb :raflv frulu II.uniIton,- XHIIII-I I'If'I'IIAY'I'U. 13 lla- Coll Ayr- nuf' --I arlw Ilorkf y. farlx Ilaykz tball. Xlotlr-rn Danni- juni-fr Ilraiuatiu. N4 mor Drunatiu. I'r4-- Club. Ytarlxook htatl. I.V. Clio-I-rln-.ulnfrx Vai-ity CZ1arr1t.nE.r- Clirls' Vullvylrall. AIi'I'IIl'R I'I.'I.I.IfY fm3f'ar1ton Xu nv.-. XVILLIAXI QFI-Qltli. SIU Xlitlnvrlalal Ruanl--Intraiuuraly. Art Club. C.-KROL llEl':5l':, U-lli 'l4L'rraCl' Boulw- xartl. ,IACKIE RICIYSS, 1573 Prospvrt Stu-1-I C-irls' Ilotkt-y'. Girls' Raska-tball, liirls' Iiaswliall. Girls' Volleyball, Yuarbook 51-Ill. IA'-lllL'l'N' Corps. Intrainurals, Plio- touranliy' Club, Ping Pour: Clulv, junior llraniatns, Izyying Krt X-torxalirui, CY RICHARDS. ll Ftuarl Awmn IX lfootliall, IX' llasf-ball. Varsity lfoot- ball, Varsity' Bust-ball iX1anag4'rl, 1'n-ss Club, lntrainurals, Xlatli for Coll- 114. Stuclm-nt Countil. junior Class Cabunt. 51-nior Class Calrinrt. Kl'iNN1'i'l'11 RIDGE, lil-fl Kcswivk .Avr- nur- IV. lfootball, j.Y, Basvball, -IN. llaskvtball, Varsity Football, Varsity liast-ball, Varsity' llaskttball. l3Alll3AllA ll10llD.'XN. IT Stiflnysay Ay'm-iuu--Xlaiort-tte-s, Canti-vn Count-il, Library' Council, Xloclt-rn Datum-, Sotial Dant-1-. XIARY RISOLDI. 21 Strattorsl Avvnuul -XI.uoit'ttcs, l uturt- Nursis, lfasliion anal Nloclvling Club, ,junior Class Cabi- nvt, Senior Class Ca unt-I, Aunior Dra- lnatius, LOIS RIT'l'E1l, 171 Gin-1-nl.uul Ayr-nur -Girls' llockry, Girls' Baskm-tball, Girls' Rasa-ball, Art Club, Rooster Club, lforrn- sic Club, Culor Guaril, Nlomlm-in D.u1c'm- Stutlvnt lfaclllty Cliorus. CEORCIC ROLLAND, 21,3 Ilazcfl Ayu- iuw--I r0slunan Football, Roll anal Gun Club, Stage Craft Club, Intrainurals, Ping Pong Club. ,IUIQ RUBINO, 1526 Prospwgt Strut Ort-livstra, Intraiuurals, Sricxltm' Club, Ilansl. YIRCINIA RUSSO, -129 Xlaplr Avvruu' -G.A.A., Otficials' Club, 1.1-.ull-rs' Corps, Yearbook Stafl, F.T.A., Intrarnurals. Girls' Basketball, Girls' Bast-ball, Girls' Ilockt-y, Girls' Volleyball, Booster Club. Brulgc Club, Knitting Club. SIAURIQEN RYAN, 52.4 Crt-enway Avi'- nuu - Future Nurses, G.A.A., Girls' Hockuy, Varsity' Checrlcatlcrs. lCzun1- in 12th graelv from Prnningtoul BETSY RYNEARSON, 17 Nlorsc- Aw-- nuu-Futurt- Horncmake-rs' Club, Cn-- ativu lVriting Club, junior llccl Cross. EDVVARD SCH.-XLLER, 25 Kinney Drive---I.V. Basketball, j.V, Baseball, Intramurals. SCOTT SCHETRER, 6-46 Concorsl Cir- ulc-j.V. Football, Varsity' Football, Bantl, Orchestra, Intramurals, Varsity Football Club, Chess Club, Officials' Club. NIARTHA SCHRADER, 153 Ifyvingvillvs Roatl-Future Nurses, Intramurals, Knit- ting Club, Art Club, Railroatl Club. Fasliion and Xlodeling Club. VINCENT SECAL, 333 Hillcrust Ayr-- nut--Stuclent Council, Intramurals, Football, Freshman Basketball, Carrl Club, lfutnre Scry'iv.'L-inc-11's Club, junior Play, Varsity' Football, Social Dant'c. PENNY SELZER, 1592 Pennington Roatl-Intramurals. Pliotograpliy' Club, Ping Pong Club, Cartl Club, Guiclanw Club, Girls' Basketball. PIIYLIS SHARCO, 119 Cvntral Aw- nuu - Intramurals, junior Draiuatits, S1-nior Dramatics, Officials' Club, Stu- nli-nt Council, junior Play, Bntlrninton. Girls' Vollcyball, Cirls' Basketball, Sotial Dance. XIIKIQ SKERCHEK, -36 Dawt-s Ay'm-nur- -Cla-ss Club, Intramurals, Booster Club. jL'DY SI-IUCART, 1075 P1-nninuton Roatl-Social Dance, Rc-rl Cross, junior Drainatins. RICHARD SICKELS. 145 C4-ntral Aw- nuz--junior Asst-inbly' Conunitteu, Cai.- tcrn Council, Booster Club, Ialvrary Council, Display' Case Coininittvc-, Clioir. SANDRA SKILLXIAN, 92 Upper lfn-rry Roatl-junior Asst-inbly' Couunitti-4-, ln- trarnurals, Stutlc-nt Council, Tri-Ili-Y. Carsl Club, Ping Pong Club, Futuri- Nurscs, Future Business L1-.ulrrs of Aint-rica. BE'I'I'Y ANN SNIITH. 190 Franklyn Rrrail-lntrarnurals, junior Class Cabi- nvt. Senior Class Cabuu-t, Nlorli-rn Dante, IV. Cl1eerle'arlers. Varsity Cluwr- ltaslt-rs, G.A.A.. Officials' Club, 1.4-.ull-rs' Corps, junior Play SARA SXIITH. 2133 Pvnnington lloaii -Forensic Club. Intrarnurals. j.Y. Clu-t-rltuulcrs, Yarsity Clif-vrle-,uli rs. I.c.ult-rs Corps. -lu:.n r Drainatu s. si-1 - i Girls' Hocks-y, Girls' Baskm-tliall, C-irls ior Dralnatus. Clem- Club, XXX-rn Club. Volleyball. Cirls' Baseball, Xlorlern Dance-, junior Class Caliuut, Nt-iaor Class Cabinet. Ilonu-roorn Prusnlt-nt. junior Play, C-irls' State Alta-rnatm-. Citi- Lt-nsliip Instituto Alu-rnatr-, Yr-arbook Stall, G.A.A., Senior Play. DONALD SNOOK. l m'clt-ral City' Roacl lntrauuuil llfwl arul bun Club 1'::.L1 l'i,ni,r I lfl IJUNALIJ Nl RANYA ly ill Cola 1,1 l Circle. WAIjl'l'Ill 5'l'A'l'tJN, llll Louisiana Axvnuc ---- llorl anrl Gun Club, Intra- inurals, Varsity' In Club, Xarsits lfooi- ball, Varsity lfootliall Club Yarsity Base-ball. ROlllill'I' S'1'IilNXlIC'1'Z, 2-1 llayuu- lloatl Yearbook Stall, Ewing lligli- liglitsq. fCauu- in lltli gratis- trorn livi- gc-nI'it'ltl.l MARY S'l'lil'C1C'li1f1-Q, TUG Lowvr lfwrry Ruall-Cnls' Matt' Ilrlt-gale, N1.uorm'ttv.-s. Studt-nt Countil, lioosti-r Club, ljlvss Club, lftlitors' Club, Girls' llast-ball. Ol- fiqials, Club, lntr.unurals, X1o4l1-rn Dance, junior Play, Clroir. Glen' Club, Girls' Iinst-inlilc, Nlixz-ml Enscuibla-, Stuslvnt- Faculty' Cliorus. JOHN SCNTATO, 2-1 lVintlirop Au-- uuc-Social Dance, Colf Club, St-nior Dialnatics, Cbcss Club. BETTY TACK,-ACS, 28 Pri-ston Au-iuir -Girls' G11-0 Club, Color Guarml, Hantl Xlauagcr, Yearbook Stall, Library' Coun- L-il, Future Nurst-s, lntrarnuials, Crafts Club, Ifasliion anal Nlonltling Club. ltO5liXIAllY T.-XYI.O1l, S19 llitlgc-wootl AVL-rule-G.A.A,, Ifrcncli Club, Orvlws- tra, Fasliion ancl Xlosln-ling Club. junior Play, Cirls' linscuibls-, Clxoir. NIITZIE 'I'E'I'I'EXll'1ll, lT253 Ttli Strut-t -In'trainurals, Xlonlurn Danni-, Cantm-n Council, Slioyy Cast- Coinuiittm-, FRANK TIIEER, 1.39 Nancy' Lanc- Stagc Crew Coininittuc, llull ancl Cun Club, Ping Pong Club, Golf Club. REGINA THOMAS, 24-1 Cleartlale Ayu- nuc-Orcllestra, Fortfnsiu Club, Prtfss Club, Cirls, Hot-key, Xlorls-rn 13.1111-is, Ewing Art Association. JOHN TOBIASZ, S39 Clovur Ay4-run-- Ping Pong Club, Library Count-il, Fu- ture Servict-xrieri's Club, Arclu-ry Club, Iritrauiurals, Rocl ancl Cun Club, BARBARA Y,-XNDIiIlVE1fR, 121 Suni- ruit Avenue - Library Council, Cboir, Fashion anal Xlotlv.-ling Club, but-ial Dance. VVILLIAXI YECERE, 33236 Ilillcrz-st Avr- nue-Student Council, I-'ing Pong Club, Canteen Council, LEE VECOTSKY, 382 Iiwingvillo Road -Student Coumil. PATRICIA YCOL0, 314 Claflin Aye- nuu-Xloclern Dance-, Social Dance, Can- teen Council, Library' Council, Intra- murals. ,IUDITH XYATERS. lb Pt-nnro.ul Ayr'- nuzf-Cirlsl State Altt-rnatt-, Oulu-stra. j.Y. Clic-erlc-atlt-rs, Varsity Clu-urlm-aclt-rs, Student Countil, Nlotlt-rn Dancc, Clioir, Girls' Basketball, Intramurals, G.A.A.. Assembly' Conuuittce, Cirls' Volleyball, Badminton. ESTHER XVHITAKER, 22 PL-ck Aye- nlu'-Fasliion antl Nlorleliug Club, So- cial Dance, Pliotograpliy Club. IACK XYIGLEY, ll Pt-nnroarl Ay't-nut- -Ilailroatl Club. Pliysics for Cullugr. Cooking for Boys, Xlatli Club. RICHARD XYILSON, 11156 Rixvr lloatl -Varsity' Football, Football, Clif-ss Club, Varsity' Football Club, Pint! Pong Club, Intramurals, Cooking Club. BARRY XYOLFER, 83 Xlain Boulf-vartl -Booster Club, Stir-nu' Club. Cla-ss Club, Baseball, Ifrvluli Club. ROBERT XVOOD, U75 lie-ar. Tau-rn Roacl-Display' Cast' Colnluittus, Year- book Stall, Ewing Ar! Assotiation. Clufss Club, Craft Club. HAROLD WOULX'lili'l'UN, 'UPG -itll Street-Cantcvri Counul, Cartl Club, Rotl antl Cun Club. CARL XVRIGHT, 18 Xlorsu Ayciuu-, LOIS YOLNG, 6414 Xlaplc Aycnuu- Cooking Club. Golf Club, Yearbook Stail, Sci-nc-ry' Couunitte-L: SHIRLEY YLNGIQR, 30 Dc1ayy'ar1- Ayr-- nue-E.T.A.. Scnior Drainatics, Futuri- Nurses. Junior Play. Ynarbook Mall lining Hiuliliglitl' ROLLER ZIER, S llilutc Oak llay- Frt-slnnan Baskrtball. Stutlt-z.r Conrail Intrarnnrais. ll' Ilaskntlrall Xl.a.r 1. Junior Play. Btutlt-r.t Cvuuail. 1--an Hrglzliulitsh. Adams, Leon 53 Adams, Paul IT Acken. John H. 50 Albertson, Myron Allen, Donald 53 Alu, Gloria 61 Anderson. Beatrice 53 Andrejak, Prank R. 50 Arena, James lo, 17. 70 Armitage, Joan I7 Armitage, Richard 53 Ashman, Gerald 50 Atkins, Thomas Austin, David 53 Austin, Nancy 51 Avello, Joseph 53 Bailey, Dolores 53, 61, 75 Ball, Thomas Barger, Gary C. 50 Barger, Roger 53 Barker, Joan 57, 59 Barkholz, Don 51 Barrett, James 50 Barrett, William 52, 61 Bassano, Grace 17 Bassano, Joanne S. 50 Bastian, George 17, 63 Bastian, Richard 70 Bates, Betty Anne 53 Bauer, Roger 17 Baughman, Clarence 53 Baughman, James R, 50 Bayer, June 53 Bayer, William S9 Beatty, Carol G. 50 Beiswanger, John Bell, John 18 Benjamin, Steven 51, 61 Bellando. Alice 53, 61, 75 Bennison, Judith 18, 56, oi, os, 70 Bentivogli, Daniel Beres, Roger I8 Berger, William 53 Bergstrom, Judith 50 Berkcnkoph, Rita Bernhard, Ester Bernhardt, Fred 18, 58, ol Berhang, Carolyn Berretta, Rudolph 18 Betz, Marie 53 Bilaisi, Julia J. 50 Bilbec, Jacqueline 75 l'erguso i. Carol Binz, Claude Bishop, Robert 53 Bitler, June 50, 56, 75 Blackford, Peggy Blease, Peter 53 Blease. Robert Bloom, Shelia B. 50 Blyth. Janet 53. 50 Bogdan, Steve 53 Bogdany, Arthur 50 Borza. Peter J. 50 Boscarell, Philip 53 Bowanko, Alexander 53 Bowker, Jacqueline 53 Boyce. John Scott Brancolino. Joan 18, 57, 62 Brancolino. Josephine 19, 57, To Brancolino. Richard 53, 5. 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Barbara 53, T5 lfineberg, Joan 50 llish, April 53 lfish, Pamela 53 liisher, Joan Ann Pitzfwlaurice, Kathleen 2, 16, 25, '11 '1 7' 01 Flacco, John 52 Flacco, Loretta 52 Flesch, John G. 50 Fletcher, Leona A. 50 Forostenko, Tony 25, 57 Forostenko, Vera 53 Forst, James W. 50 Foss, Nancy 25, 57, 58, 61, 62, 68, 70, 90. 91 Foster, Charles 25 Prangipani, Joseph Frank, John 25, 50 Franks, Eddie Frantz, Lenore 50 Frascella, Norman 50, 61 Frink, Annie 53, 61 Fritz, Robert M. 50, 56 Frosch, Suzanne 53 Fuehrer, Sherwood 25, 61, 64, 68, 71, 94 Gallo, Frances li. 50 Gant, Diane 75 Gant, lidward 26 Garrett, Barbara 26 Garsky, Garol 50, 75 Gater, William Gaug, Robert B. 50, 61 Gawroski, William 26, 70, 11 Geagheion, Shelia A. 50 w Geise, Shirley 52 Gentile, Mary Ann 50, 61 Gertman, Stuart 52, 61 Gervasio, Arnold 50 Gervasio, Katherine 52 Gilbert, Lester G. 50 Gillmer, Edwin R. 50 Gillmer, Rodney 26, 64. 65 Gioe, Marie Gobeli, Sue 52, 61 Good, Carol Ann 53, 57 Gordon, Barbara 53 Gorish, Lee Gorish, Robert 50 Gorton, Nancy 26, 6-1 Gould, lwiary Ann 53 Grafton, William 26, 57, 70, 71, 91 Grama, Judy A. 50. 74, 75 Gratton, Robert Green, Willie Greene, Shirley 27, 58 Griggs, Peggy 27, 70, 71, 90, 91 Guarnieri, Rosalie 27, 57, 63, 70 Gulden, Sally 50, 70 Gummel, Aloysius 52 Gummel, Weslry 27, 90 Guralski, Madeline 63 Guralski, Nancy 52 Guyer, Arthur 27 Haas, Richard .-X. 50, 71 Hadley, Priscilla 52. 61 Hafitz, Faye 50 Hagemen, :Xndrew Hageman. Delores 53, 56, 61 Hageman, Sandra 28, 64 Hallzo. Sally 52 Hamilton. Thomas 52, 61 Hamnett, Donale 52 Hannisch, Carol J. 50 Hannisch, Patricia 56. 75 Hansbury, John 28, 59, 63 Hardman, James l.. 50, 61 Hardy, James 52 Hardy, Joyce 52 Hartley, Barbara 52 Hartnagle, Sara Hartnett, Patricia 61 Hawley, Barbara 52, 56 Heath, Robert 52 Henderson, Bonnie 52, 61 Henderson, Sally 56 Henne, Loretta 52 Hennix, Lillie 51, 61, 74, 75 Herbert, Ilene 52 Herman, lrene 51, 57 Hewitson, Lance G. 50 Hewitson, Jeffrey 52 Hewitt, Frances 50 Hill, Julie M. 50 Hilton, Diane 28 Hobson, Thomas 16, 28, 70, Hofbauer, Henry 51, 61 Hoffman, Roberta 52 Hollinger, Charles 50 Hollins, Frank 50, 57 Horna, Loretta 51 Homa. Richard 53 Homa, William 28 Hood, lilizabeth 28, 61 Hornstein, Bruce 52 Householder, Karen 51 Howard, Issac Howard, Robert 52 Howard, Thomas, Jr. 52 Howarth, Gladys 29 Hubbs, Russell, Jr. 52 Hubbs, Edith 51 Hubsch, Donna Hughes, Jerry 20 Hughes, R. Bruce 51 Hulick, Donald G. 51, 61 Hulick, Robert 29, 65 Hunt, Richard 52 Hunt, Robert I.. 51 Hurley, Susan 52, 61 Husaczka, Maryann 2, 77 Hutchinson, Marlene 52 Hutton, Beverly 61 laquinta, Jean 52, 61 Iaquinta, Joan 52 Illian, Carl 61 lmmordino, Sarah 29. 56, 57, lnverso, Peter 29 Irons, Lois 61, 71 Jacobs, Kent 52 Jacobs, Louis 52 Janecela, Robert G. 51 Jaspan, Janet 20, 57 Jensen. Barbara Jensen, Beverly 52 Johnson, Beth 74, 56 Johnson, Betty Lou 52 Johnson, Faith 36, 07 Johnston. Dorothy 52 Johnston. Lynn 2, 59, 75, Jones Georlgieanne 52 Jones Laura 30, 58 Jones Lola Jean 30, 63 Jones Norman Jones Patricia 52 Jones Roger K. 51 Jones, William 30, 63, 90 Jusko, Donald 58 Juslco, Richard 52 Kane, Patricia Karp, Richard 53 Kearns, Kathleen 52 Keener, Patricia Keim, Patricia Kemler, Joseph 52 Kerr. Marion 5 2 , 74, 75 Kilcoyne, Larry 51 King, Wayne 52 Kinley. George 52 Kintner, Nancy 30, 57, 61, 71 Kiss, Gary 50 Kiss, William 52 Kisthardt, Judith 74 Klausner, Joan 52 Kleppe, Gary J. 51 Klimzak, Cywynn 52, 61 Knowles, Bonnie L. 51, 58 Kochuba, Joseph 59 Koger, Joseph 30, 65 Koopman, Pamela 51, 58, 61 Kopczyuski, George Koske, Frank 52 Kosofsky, Toby 51, 59, 75 Kosofsky, Vivian 31, 57, 70, 71, 94 Kottke, Robert Kottke, Roberta 31, 57, 64, 71 Kovach, Joan 15. 51 Kownaeki, Kathleen E. 51, 75 Kramer, Helen 52 Kramer, Zoya Krull, Ann 31 Kucker, Katherine Kurti, llrncst 51 Kuschinski, Christa 50 Laarz, Ronald 52 LaGorti, Frank LaMar, Judy 31, 57, 70, 71, 91, 94 Lambert 31 Lamond, James 52, 61 Lamond, John 51 Lampman, Jean 50 Lane. Leroy K. 51 Laning, Dick 31 Larkin, Patricia LaRocca, Joseph 32 Lasko, Albert 52 Lasko, Alberta 56, 70 Lauroesch, Alice 32, 57, Lavan, Carol 51 Lawler, John 61 Lawrence, Audrey 52 Lawrence, Janet 57 Lawrence, Jean Lawrence, Rebecca 32 Lawton, Henry Lecato, Emma 52 Leese, Garol 51 Leese, John 52 Leliebvre, Yvonne 32, 67 Leigh, David 52 Lenox, Edna 50 Lenox, Ronald 52, 61 Levine, Judy Leyh, Barbara Littman, Lewis 32, 64, 70 Litzen. William 52 Lloyd, Stuart 52 Loabe, Richard 52 Lord. Samuel 32, ol Lore, Anthony 33, 63, 70. Luck, Charles 51 Lukat, Iivelyn Lund, Sandra 33, 75, 90 Lynch, Patricia 52, 61 Lyon, Alfred 33, 64, 76 lV1cAllister, Doris J. 51 McCarthy, Anne K. 51 McClintock, Margaret 51 McDonald, John 52 McGonigal, Anita McGinnis. Russell 52 67 , 71. 91, 90. 91 . 58 100 McGinnis. Sue McGuire, Francis Mclntosh, Michael 51 McLaughlin, James 53 McMullen, Delia 51, 74, T McMullen, Frances 61 McNeal, Betty MeTa5gart, Barbara 51 McTighe, Judy 53 Maahsen, Barry Maahsen, Linda 52 Macauley, Sandra 33 Macauley. Thomas 52 MacClure, Wayne 33 Maddock. James Maguire, Muriel 52 Mahan, Gladys 52, 56 Mann, Michele 52. 56, 57 Mara, lirank 52 Marcine, Richard 51 Margerum, Susan Margolis, Michael 52 Marino, Thomas 52 Martens, Art 33 lVla1'tin, Kathie 2, 34, 61, 62, 68, 75. 91 Martini, Delores 34 Martini, Jerry 34 Marton, Helene 52 Martz, Bruce 34, 61 Martz, Ellen 52, 75 Marvel, Douglas 51 Marvel, Mario 51 Mastropoli, Edward Mastropoli, Mary 52, 61 Matcho, Michael 51 Matelio, Michael 51 Matthews, Corey 52 Matthews, Patricia 52 Matthews, Russell 51 Maul, Larry Maxson, Mary 52 Nlay, Leslie 34, 71, 74, 75 Mazzitelli, Lucille 51, 75 Meagher, Marilyn 51 Melchiondo, Michael 51, 56 Mellor, James 53 Mellodge, John 51 Mendelson, Michael 61, 71 Mernone, Warren 53 Merritt, Margaret 53 Mershon. Sandra 51 Meury. Elene 53, 57, 61, Meyer, Christine 51 Meyer, Elaine 34, 58 Meyer, William 35 Migliarese, Anita Mikuliak, Jane 61 Mikuliak, Mary Ann 53 Miller. Miller Miller Miller Miller. Miller Betty 51, 61 Darleen 50 Donald 35 5 , 70, 71, 76 75 Gerald 16, 35, 61, 70. 71, 90 Judy 53 , Robert 50 Mills, David, H152 Mills, Sarah 35, 63 Mills, Thelma Minnick, Trudy 56 Miszkowski, JoAnn 51 Mitchell, Bill 51 Mitchell, Nancy 53 Mizerak. Nicholas 50 Molnar, Robert 51 Monette, Thomas 52 101 70, Monk, Fred 51 Moorcroft, Thomas Moran, Dennis 50 Moroze, Joseph 53 Morris, John 52 Morris, Patricia 35 Morris, Sandra 35, 57. 58 Mosier, Robert 56 Mount, Penny 70, 74 Muehleisen, William Mueller, John 53 Mummey. Catherine 53, 61 Mummey, Peter 52 Murawski, Jacqueline 51 Murchison, Margaret 53 Murdza, Mary 51 Myers, Cheryl 51, 77 Myers, Roben 53 Naismith, Barbara 36, 90 Natoli, Florence Naylor, Carol 56 Nelson, Boyd, Jr. Nemeth, Lorraine 36, 71 Nevius, Patricia 53 Newall, Janet 51 Nichols, Charles 53 Nictakis, Steven 53 Nitzberg, Barbara 57 Nix, Frederick 53 Nix, Richard Nix. Ronald 51 Nolan, Kathleen 53 Notarianni, Peter 36 Nowalski, Stanley 50 O burn, David 53 Ofiver, Thomas O'Rourke. 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