Ewing High School - Clepsydra Yearbook (Ewing, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1960 volume:

F! ...,.-1-'wif' , ,.f.,? ,. nv- -.navy 7-an- V ,,,,,-.1 vv'1 ' I--I-I llll llllll ..lH---- l-IN -lllfll ,dvr ww--M '3u : nu 'llllll llll ...f. 31 ,. 5, ll I I mulls III Q 1lIIIll V+.- 'TT !Iv5 .vtL' 1 ' 4 H , ,gg ,, A 'il-uw g ,A F k .' -53: 7-ifsf if -A , Q Jr, .mygq ,. .zfgyf 1 A ' ,N -44 ' . ' . W'.4xm 'M W- N' , I f . Y' 1' 4 'Q' The Senior Class of 1960 Presents the Clepsycl rcl EWING HIGH SCHOOL TRENTON 8, NEW JERSEY x , , 4 'J K it It I . v - N I , FN I I 'sq X in E 1 Q H H H A 9 J r 1 E il' 5 E1 M' 1 A 3 fy . 1 V .f T ' . X f Q f , A w x Y . , . .. r' f 1 'AV ' E J X A .Q-N 'w M lx iii i ,EE ll ,i .Ni i-- , 'T . 6 0 0 N, O N O. ' . U., ' N Alma Mater' ' Ewing High, our school,-our Alma Materntrue, with voices raised our'praises echo, Hail Ewing High. Of love -and 'truth, you pledge your all to' youth.' l .-.We'll oft return in spiiit,-dreaming, Hail Ewing,High, Each niemoryfeach- cherished thought, each wish in . fulfillment you have wrought, will live within our , hearts 'forevermorei Thislsong we bring, to ' thee we sing. , . . A - ' We leave your halls, aliead our future 'calls. But through ' o . . . .the .years we'll lo'ng remember. ' Hail Ewing High! ' ' ' 0 I 0 ..' ' , . A A D l . 5. Wq,',The C loss ot.l96Ol Dedicdte Our Yedrbook To ' ' f DR.HGILMORE-J.'-FlSHER'i' . - 1 U u -Dr. Fisher hos lo.yoIly served the 'students of our community for 15 years as Superintendent of .Eyving ' Township Schools. We'honor and thank this wiorthy ' 'educator who leads the outstanding teachers in our school. .' ,. n ' ' - X ...I iq- I ,,,,,,,,, ew ...,.....,,.4 no lx S Standing left to nght Dr Gilmore J Fisher Mr Frederick Ryan Mr George Moore Mr Charles Thorn Mr Joseph Metzger Seated Mr Thomas Scheurer Mrs Elizabeth Johnson Mr Frank Dubel Mrs Thomas Sandhoff Mr William Rutter Absent Mr Frank Krelgner Boorcl ol Education DR GILMOREJ FISHER Superrntendent of Ewrng Township Public Schools BS St Lawrence, MA, Teachers' College Columbno Umverssfy Doctorate In Educctlon Teachers' College, Columbuo University 4 - e- me--.-AM.e.. ' on -1- - Wg, . v 1 v . 1 , , - V.- A. ,.s,,.,,, , . . U ' . j T. . . .,,, owe. , ' ' E . . , , nw, l Q I L, ,, , -,,,,,s, , V M - -M-A, v v . , W-- . ' 1 1 ' . P I I ' 1 1 rf ll I X ' W 1 , Q.. 3 . ff . 4 - K ' Q f ff ' I nd' I l , . . - A , rg. K X- s Lk F - - fl l I I 5 - . r - A 1 - D I 4 1 - 1 . . : , , . , . , . , . . : . ' . MR JOHN HOUSMAN MRS GLADYS JENSEN BS Ithaca MA Columbua BS Rutgers Umverslty Vlce Pmmpal M S un Education Rutgers Guidance Director www MR THOMAS ADAMS BS Trenton State College M A Rutgers Umversnty Gurdonco Counselor ig Hwwwywwwm www 19+-fr-x if? uw,-W ,qw Post MISS ROSE DAVOLIO BS Trenton State College MA Columbla Umversxty Graduate New York Unuverslty Guidance Counselor Administration MR RAYMOND STEKETEE A B Hope College M A University of Mnchugan Prrncrpal ww mm WGS 'GV FQ LK 5 Clepsydro Stoll YEARBOOK STAFF ............ Sheila Bloom, Pam Coane, Joan Emann, Bill Farrauto, Mary Felcone, Carol Garsky, Mary Ann Gentile, Pam Koopman, Delia McMulIan, Gayle Rothstein, Gay Runkles, Evelyn Simon. ADVISORS ...... ........ M r. George Ingenbrandt, Mr. Lawrence Mulligan. EDITORS .................... louise Tackacs, Editor-in-Chief, Toby Kosofsky, Tom Sandhoff, Senior Editors, Pen- ny Cubberly, Underclass Editor, Jane Schoch, Fea- ture Editor, Cheryl Myers, Walt Duryea, Sports Edi- tors, Jane Dansbury, Typing Editor, ,Pat Evanko, Advertisement Editor, Bruce Hughes, Bill Bennett, Photography Editors, Sam Sciarrotta, Subscription Editor, Judy Dewitt, Index Editor, Marge McClin- tock, Art Editor. lllllllllllullllunu-an nu... lllllHlllllllllllIInnnumuuu1 llll?.::l'::::llIllIulIll ' llifn.. -'lnlngllllllillllllll-'i i 4 I ' Ili Ki 1 Il:llkK:UlIllllllll-I1-l--'l ' lllllilflllillu-Ill'----I--ll--I-I Q l lllll'llllllll1lllllllll'lllIlllCll'llll , ' i W Table of Contents DEDICATION ..,............... BOARD OF EDUCATION ADMINISTRATION ......., FACULTY ...I.......... sENloRs ........,.. uNoERcLAssMEN ........ Acnvmes ..,............. onus' spoms .,..,... BOYS' SPORTS ........ .. FEATURES ........, ......... DIRECTORY .................. Q INDEX ................................ ....... ADVERTISEMENTS ..... page 'I6 58 70 86 . ....... 95 .......106 ....,..I'l8 A122 ........I26 -,4,ff,,I ggvp K Faculty -we-a-u-Q 'Wx W, we ,, -f fw, fN:'uJfh, :M1 . . , , ,. , , V 1-.?TY 'f? . -Z Q w- ff- , , ' K-1? 'cf' . gl S , 0 if H Q Y liar! 3 lei MRS MARIAN BILBEE MR GEORGE INGENBRANDT MR JOSEPH BEDARD MR WAYNE BERENS BEd Rader College BA MA Rutgers Umversnfy 55 EdM RUTQBYS UUIVBYSIYY BA Hope C0lle99 Business Educahon Language Maylnmahc, MA Rufgers Umversny Social Sfudres 'BF ,ffx XI? X MR EDWIN BRANDT MR WILLIAM COST MR RAYMOND DIPPEL MR WILLIAM dlGEORGE B S West Vurgmla B S Pennsylvama Mllnfory B S Urslnus College A B Franklin and Marshall lniflfvfe of TeCl'Il'l0l09Y College MA Norihwestern Unxversny Cqllegg lndusmc, Am MS Temple Umversny Mamemancs MS Umversny of Pennsylvama Science Social Sfudles www' Xxx, f l, ....--K n- 10 YH 'V'-a MRS MILDRED DANNUNZIO MR ROBERT COWIE MR FRANK COLE BA Temple Unlversnty BS Rutgers Unlverslfy AB John Hopluns Umverslfy 8 Language Language Language 5 ' A-. 1 - S J ' , - ' 17' W ,lt A ' 4. V I ' V 'J A 17 f 4 A ' A A K , V T , ,,,,lV V- f ,gg . , I H ' f Q,Qf.f1f 'lls5':f 19, Y? L 7: f, .K '1 pw ww' an A 'B A O M ' A A - vm MM, P gl gvx 5 7 u 1 ., -4 . A ', 4 ' V ,- . -, w Q M., -ww f ' O R - 3 :!,3.' . J fr , , , All f A If 'EQ' QZl:i::f V , --,'Z1'w., A V 27? 1 1' Q 0.' , Y - ' X --3 MRS VERDA DUNPHEY BA Wnlson College M.A. Umversnty of Pennsylvania Language MISS SYLVIA FERRAZZANO B S Trenton State College Language Ky F? MRS MARTHA HELMREICH B A Mount Holyoke College M A Syracuse University MRS JUDITH FURTH BS Douglass Home Economics Language N 4,-r ray MRS VIRGINIA GROSS BS Trenton State College M Ed Rutgers Umversuty Science Cb Q4 MR IRVIN JIRAS MR JOHN LACY B S Franklin and Marshall B S M S College Umverslty of Pennsylvania Mafhemahcs Language --mutt 'be C1 MR 'UCHARD HORNCHEK MR ANDREW GREENER MR EDWARD HART B5 Tfenfon Sl'-'79 C9ll999 BS Trenton State College BS Niagara Umversnty 'nd'-'5f Ul AH' Driver Educahon Science 9 34 R as A ' , QA I , - ' 9 My ' fr A I -. A fl A D -' 6 ,J A V , el D X X 'QQQMX 't L - A if 2 ff, U 'ny gs ' . . 2 Q, L A ' y, Q 1, , . y ,qt g l .-1 L K lf S, l :xi f l 1 A ' f MR. DONALD LAWTON B.S., Trenton Slate College Industrial Arls MRS BARBARA LOPRESTI B S Trenlon Slate College Phys1calEducahan Healfh mv- MRS FRANCES MAY B S Radclrffe B S Weslern Reserve Unlverslty Malhemahcs WMV MR STEVE MUENCH BS Ursunus College -I0 Physical Educahon Heclfh C417 Language MR JOHN MAYER BS Trenton Stale College Science ,M-f' Nw Hm- W-.J Hirs- MR LAWRENCE MULLIGAN B S Kulztown Slate College N ft MRS ELISABETH LUCAS MRS REGINA MARTIN A B Hood College B A Trenton Sfafe College M A Rutgers Unlversrfy Mafhemaflcs .57 nfs MR HERMAN MINTZ BS Trenion Stale College Business Educahon MR STUART MURRAY B S Lafayette College Social Sludres , J 1, . , lxg 2 4 ?y ' A 'fi 3 9 l A . -. Q , . ., ,J ffuQf T7f r 'Y .lf Q ' 7 3 5 3 , 5 5 .ffl all KV ' , V- , 5 ,e 'ra , V A 2 J f A L V . A . 55 7:5 ' ,l,1.',.g M 1 3, 2 ' ff r X 1 -. 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CHARLES SAMS B.S., Trenton State College Social Sludies MRS JUDITH CAMDEN MR CARL ROSEQUIST BS In Psychology Ursmus Maihemahcs Science '34 MISS CAROL SAMPLE MRS. FRANCES SIMONE B.A., Wilson College B.S., Trenton State College Lqngyqgg Mdfhimdflti 75 of Viv. '22' , 'Q W MR LLOYD SNYDER MISS MARJORIE STAIGER MR ROBERT STARRETT MR ROBERT STEELE BS M5 MA BS in Education BS St Francis BA lebanon V0lleY University of Pennsylvania Rutgers University Instrumental Music Language ' vi Science Social Studies MRS. CAROLYN THARNEY R.N. Helene Fuld Nursing School Physical Education Health , 1 - i Yip? f tk 0 , , i ,4 Nz' H 2 'Y I z F: s n MRS. RUTH WANTNER B.S., M,A., Columbia University Social Studies MRS. CAROLYN UPDIKE MR. CHARLES ZAHLER B.S. in Education B.S. Rider Trenton State College M.Ed. Rutgers University Social Studies Business Education MISS LILLIAN WERENNE MR, WILBUR WIMBERG B.S., Trenton State College B.S., Ursinus Business Education Physical Education, Health You say thus IS the fifth tnme you were late thus week' Then you must know our efllcnent office staff very well left to nght Mrs Glorla Vernam Mrs Mary Ann Bennett Mrs Evelyn Dlsbrow Miss Theresa Fato -'mrgv' Need mformatnon for the term paper whlch you should have turned nn yesterday? Speak to Mrs Margaret Whitley our llbrarlan x. K Was that you who dropped the lunch tray? 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'ET' ADELINA PETRANTO CAROL l-AVAN Correspondmg Secrefary Treasurer JOANNE BASSANO Recordlng Secrefary TOBY KOSOFSKY Hrsloncn w, ? 1 ,JV W it Furs! row left fo rlghf Toby Kosofsky Addie Pelranto Tom Sandhofl Frank Hollms Joanne Bassano Carol Lavan Second row Lance Hewulson Kay Worthnngton Mrs Marlon Bnlbee Sam Bruccolern Gary Dzlubek Thnrd row Bruce Hughes Pete Koenig Duck Rnchards Bob Tilton Walter Duryea lo I an A R- 171 ,, ,Luv O fu '4 Cy fl ,L 1 gg, lf' if .pr rw l I 2 , - A J , , 1 ,X A ,' 9 X z j f -I -k f . I '. Q' ,. 3 is f Mg I, Q N f C, gg Q :N vi ,' JM ' va 'Q' ,1 Q xx Q 5 ' X ' Q w F v. - ' X l QS. ' . , , Sk 15 -L If ' . , f Na KI ' A ' Y 1 ' I.-'si K .', H, 'f Q1 ZW'-1 gl ,XL ' '- r, 1 A - X, U ' A Q . ' ffjf v I b IX 's R l I -l l x I f J'- A ' V ' f - L, M1-.'i'- gl -A ' 'lf K f in--vf te' JOHN HOWARD ACKEN MYRON ALBERTSON FRANK RAYMOND ANDRZEJAK John Myron Frank' He could on eather side duspute Tall men can better see rs easuer to be pleasom confufe change hands and the stars than to be cross shll confute ffl an th ig gl' GERALD ASHMEN GARY CHARLES BARGER JAMES REGINALD BARKER Jerry' Gary' Jlmmy You cant fool all of the people us he always seems kind of The l-TFCIVSSY Ure the all the tame It nsnf necessary shy but mxschnef gloweth fenderesf c mclorny will do nn hrs eye 11 ll Il Il II 1 Il ' ' ' I ll III' ' ' II II I 1 ll Q- A wx 4 'liege 1 ' ' V . , 37 fi 1 ge. .. Sv Z? A r, A U X 8 xx, , I ' -V fa' ' J 1 1, , i .f' 6 I 5 5 I, 5:1232 ft: ll 1 ll 1 ll ' 1 I IITO I n II . . , . . II . 7 , . . . . ,, . . ,, 17 P55-Y' -If JAMES BERNARD BARRETT lm God helps those who help themselves Rx gf' usengeu fs, ? '1., JOANNE BASSANO It us qualnty rather than quantnty that counts 5' CAROL G BEATTY Carol A bundle of muschlef an ocean of smules BENNETT JUDITH ELLEN BERGSTROM STEVEN MICHAEL BENJAMIN WILLIAM JOHN 'fear' Judy A fine voIIey of words, sur, He who laughs last laughs best. Just the kund you'd luke to ' meet, very charming, very sweet and quickly shot off. 'I8 JULIA JOAN BIBISI Judy' Salence speaks for Itself Sk 'C:- PETER J BORZA Pete A fool can earn money but nt takes a wnse man to spend ut JUNE LYNN BITLER June Gentlemen prefer blondes and thus blonde prefers a gentleman r arf SAMUEL JOSEPH BRUCCOLERI Sam No sooner sand than done so acts your man of work SHEILA BETH BLOOM Shel Be what you are thus ns the first than you are Q'--7 GERALDINE PATRICIA BUCKLEY Jerrle Small as o kitten wuth the school spmt of a luon I9 dull 'Q f ,Au r 1, , ll ll ll -In ,, . . U ll ll . - - ' I I ' . step towards becoming better ll 4.1 ,A l . N ll Il ll ll II ' ll ll ' II ' i II ' ' I - - ll 11 - . . ,, L THEDA EVELYN BUSHNELL Ilskippyl Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter. J CARMELLA MARY BUTTICE Carm Jet black hair and a pretty smile. il' PATRICIA LEE CADMUS Paw A person worth knowing, a personality worth knowing. ROGER THOMAS CALDRONE JOHN PETER CAROZZA WALTER FRANK CELMER ukogerll ujohnn Uwalfll 'Better to be small and shine than Some say he's quiet, some say A boy Wl10 is Out for fun to be great and cast a shadow. he's shy, but everyone says and always finds it. 20 he's a real great guy. V'-r PAMELA LESLIE COANE Pam There us no reclpe luke laughter few- PAMELA SUSAN COOK Pam: Her appearance ns neat and her nature IS sweet QQ, LYN JEFFERY CONKLING S rp Y work too hard JANET LYNN CORNMESSER an A wntty woman ns a treasure ' is ,xv DORIS VIRGINIA CONNER Doris I like most LOUISE THERESA COSTELLO Louise Personality IS to a woman what perfume as to a flower 21 I F be I I V Q , 0' 'I Vx V IJ' 1 r 1 f ,pf I . IX 'V f , f , A f QL ll ll 11 ll N . ,, ' ' ' WS no credit to an one to Music is the thing ofthe world ll . ,, .V A if ll 'll IIJ n ll - 11 ll ' H ' ' .II 11 c s ' .II . I' ' vm--y 'fs-sf' NORMAN ANGELO COSTELLO JOSEPH COULT Norm oe Full of laughter and full of fun I don t wanna be a mllllonalre a true fnend If ever there I lust wanna lnve luke one was one .Xxx l. EDWARD LEONARD CRUTCHLEY PENELOPE JANE CUBBERLEY Crufch Penny' Pleasure before buslness Wullung she IS and eager to please what other vnrtues are better than these? 22 Ish PATRICIA MARY COYLE a Gentlemen always seem to remember blondes 'iv-as Wm. ...-7 JANE SUSAN DANSBU RY Jane A cheerful face a happy smnle one glance from her and llfe s worthwhlle A f x ...-V -L.. I Il II IIJ ll HP 'll II II I ' ' ' Il I I . . . . . ,, ,, . . II . M f 'K . , - A ,A I ll Il ll I U ll ,, . ,, 1, . . . ll . n I F II ' I ' ll BARBARA ANNE DAVIS Peanut Nice things come in small packages M bl PATRICIA ANN DeNICOLA a I can usually fudge a fellow by his laughter if T 5 JUDITH LEE DeWITl' Judy' 'Q' ELIZABETH MARY DONOVAN Belly' The best of healers is Wreathed round in rosy smiles. good cheer. K' DANIEL DERRICO Dan am I and you are you -warg T: WALTER MICHAEL DROGAN Walt' Very simple ideas lie within the reach only of complex minds. WALTER DURYEA II Walt' matter what the years may brnng hell find fun nn everythlng 1:7 JAMES O ELDER lljlmll He that muschuef hatcheth, mnschuef catcheth 11' GARY LYN DZIUBEK Gary' Wat as the salt of conversatlon not the food 01. ! - JOAN LOUISE EMANN Joan AbuIuty Involves responsubnlnty ' RONALD LEE EDWARDS Ronnie The days that make us happy make us wnse PATRICIA ANN EVANKO llpafll The pursunt of perfect IS the pursunt of sweetness and charm if L 'L,i Q X 4 A ,f , II I I ll I ll ' ll No L ll ' ' ' I 11 ' I u II ' Il I ' 'll . . '-' x T' AUDREY CLAIR EVERSON Audrey' She meets the world with in-V 'Sr LESLIE RUTH FARROW Leslie BETTY ANNE FALZINI Betty' e name of friend is common IS l'Gl'6 5 MARY CONCETTA FELCONE Mary' M'ld 'n manner and PleU5'n9 'The greatest and most vital 79 the eYe power in influencing life is personality WILLIAM DOMINICK FARRAUTO I With his pencil he will draw by all BARBARA ANN FERRI Ann Have a smile for everyone you meet and they will have a smile for you 2 T- lv T ' N 1 S5 ll I II 1 IIB 'Il ll - H1-h . . ,, . . . . a smile. but faith in friendship soon Bill will be known ' ll ll M59 i, T ff' ' ll 1 ll u U I . . . .l . . ' I ' ' Il ' Il 'W f 'V LEONA A FLETCHER Leona In silence many virtues lie NORMAN PETER FRASCELLA Norm A good disposition is more valuable than gold. Xe Q-..,s-L JAMES WESLEY FORST lm Diplomacy is to do and say the nastiest thing in the nicest way if Ku ROBERT MARTIN FRITZ JR u u O I only know what I read in the newspapers. LENORE ELAlNE FRANTZ em Her ways are enchanting her smile doth enhance Him 'qv'-'f FRANCES GALLO IlFranll 'A friend who makes the least noise and is always helpful. 2 4 5 Q-v CAROLE ARLENE GARSKY Carole A smlle as the whnsper of a laugh -:Qi-H'- ' MARY ANN GENTILE Mary Ann Happy go lucky and free from care K f ROBERT B GAUG o Hrs musuc ablluty ns only one has many assets NY ,,,.... if SHEILA ANN GEAGHEION Sheila Modest as her blushmg happy as her smule duscloses -1l ' ARNOLD GERVASIO LESTER CARTER GILBERT JR Arnie es Dont thunk lt's what you know I never let studies mterfere nfs what you can get wuth my education away wlth 27 tiff EDWIN RICHARD GILLMER Worry knlls me why cite? X V'- 4 I if JUDITH ANN GRAMA Judy' 'fill qua-.Q--f KATHLEEN DORIS GIORDANO Kathy' She has gnven us many a laugh to lead us from our woeful path HW- '73 IRENE DIANE GLASER Irene In sports work and all the rest You re sure Irene wall do her best -ati' LOUIS FRANK GRAMA RICHARD ALLEN HAAS ou Dyck' Those who brung sunshlne to the The future as the best place Excuse me Mr Fuller, but my lnves of others cannot keep nt for dreams cow ns trymg to get unto from themselves your car 28 .A ' A X .N WN -, ' X ft V sam. 4' Q fi!! r ' -www., I 'Nu -,, 4 'ts Q Sf ' , If I Wx f fa wiv .,s,-,K gy g W .-I. . I1 '-tg ' f52: I 't-Ff ii 4,4 if Yi .Vi-2'- 5 322 SA-v-tif: 54,115 'fsif IlEdll ll I ll Il ll ' . - ll H . 11 I ' I I II I ' ll ,I ' J if 's W.- lkzwzfwff M I f, . t-. ll I IIL ll ll ' I ii FAYE ANNE HAFITZ Faye Good humor and generosuty carry the world over X-fv if LANCE CRAIG HEWITSON Lance Not too shy not too bold lust the type for fun we re told i if! JAMES LYON HARDMAN lm Always wlllmg always game the same 'R- FRANCES VERONICA HEWITT Ronme oys abound whale seasons fleet '55 LILLIE BELL HENNIX It us a friendly heart that U HENRY B HOFBAUER Hank' Knowledge comes but wnsdom lnngers 1 f 3' I X Q . ll ll Ill' ll 11Lil11 - 11 - - ,, . . the day with the heart all work or play, he's just has plenty of friends. ll ll . I I KA '1 x ll ll ,, . ,, ll 1 ll I I ,IJ . ll I . ,, . . ,, I ll I . . 'l:.2F' CHARLES E HOLLINGER Happy Where mnschuefs brewing a prank or plot he s usually around that spot 14 ips' 5.x EDITH ELIZABETH HUBBS Ere Edies little Edies petite but rarely you ll find one half so sweet. 30 afqw' W K FRANK MICHAEL HOLLINS Ill Frank Karen KAREN LEE HOUSEHOLDER Great hearts alone understand how much glory there is nn bemg good He likes to like people therefore people like hum ww 'Vw isrfj up ROBERT BRUCE HUGHES DONALD GEORGE HULICK Bruce Don His personality shall endure-in Good Will is the mightiest all tenses past present practical force in and future. the universe. Y, f :MX ROGER KENNETH JONES Roger' Fate trued to conceal hum by namung hum Jones f 'ffl 41111610 it it,-3' PAUL THOMAS KOENIG Pete Worry'P Let nt run away, Inve a life and Ilve ut gay 'Q' ,rs 'ff' V 1-f' f uf! VIRGINIA KEELEN LAWRENCE JOSEPH KILCOYNE Ginny' Larr In quuetness and confidence Here s one guy you re sure to find shall be your strength with httle but cars on hls mind 27-Xxx 379 sig gh..-f in-no PAMELA KOOPMAN TOBY KOSOFSKY llpamll Ilrobyl 'In hugh school, from the very start, A Qlfl fh0f'S bOfh cute Gnd 0607, she's done dzstmguushed for personallty she can't be beat work nn art 31 , Q- X sf' f Z Us . , W , If . -w.. 7 4 .1+' J' 'I -iifg ' 591 Z . 'Vg zisiiwg ' I 3 :3 I f gif' :fff.f 3 ,A f Q . , .. fog ,-1 + . for Il I ll ' I ll yll 11 - ' ll ' ll 1 1 - - ll 11 - - - - n - f I .vs ' IZ, 1 at f, if X S , X , I ':':.,.? JOAN FRANCES KOVACH .loan l never let my school work interfere wsth my study of mankmd ' l 'TP' 45. x L-v us, L f -1 61 N K no D5 IO oi N . u- N v4M ERNEST ALBERT KURTI Ernie Over the surface of lnfe he wull skum, the easnest way us the way for hum qi! KATHLEEN EILEEN KOWNACKI Kafhy' Her manner IS charming her ways are neat an all round gurl who cant be beat '56- JEAN ANN LAMPMAN lljeanll Thus dancing llttle mnss wall get ahead, we're sure of thus JW? '11 0 ROBERT WILLIAM KUBIN o Sincere of heart and a frxend among friends vt CAROL ANNE LAVAN Carol 11 Blushes are the ralnbow of modesty y . L . sy y V L 5 g A ' ' A an Vqiy V , M MM nhl ' KN YV ., 1 L . Nady xx 6 fl ll u ll I B b ,V x W fi I A O '54 XX I l 1. CAROLE LINDA LEESE Carole A pleasant gurl who keeps her word from whom no mean remark IS heard in-L 14 RICHARD MARCINE Dick Keep smnlmg JE:- CHARLES ALVIN LIICK Chuck carnes the banner of a likable manner VIRGINIA DORIS MASON Nancy Gentle un manner but resolute un deed 45 ! p. BARRY MAAHSEN Barry' 'The wisdom of manknnd creeps on LUCILLE MAZZITELLI Lucille Vnrtue ns the truest nobllzty I-r Ml' gg K A .A . R' ,' Cl , I RW X N Q l I I W X 4 ll 11 1, ,, ,, , ,, . ,,He . , , , 2 ' . , Dir' '-ss., ' l f Y 'id' ANNE KATHERYN McCARTHY Anne Shcks stones and dlvung boards wsll break my bones 'lr: Q5-gp- Y DELIA EVE MCMULLAN Dee Gay and merry wuse and wutty sweet and sunny neat and pretty 34 Gb! MARGARET MARY MCCLINTOCK Marge Jolly wuse and wnllmg to try anythung once thats Marge 'QZ75 MARILYN RUTH MEAGHER Marilyn A lnttle nonsense now ancl then relished by the wisest men is MICHAEL JOSEPH MclNTOSH Mrke Ive done my duty and Ive done nt wllllngly JOHN MELLODGE Meltof Everyone excels In something In which another falls l 4 ll ll ll ll ll ' u ll ' I 0 Il ' ' ' jjj I I I I I . H - - 1 .ll . . . .H I ' ,1fK7fA,'ffX I IW I ginfrg V f L r my vt R -fg f mx 3. K L II ll II ' Il Il I ll ' II I Il l . a . I I is . . -1, . , H II I l 3 fs M br Yi Q--0 SANDRA KAY MERSHON CHRISTINE BARBARA MEYER Sandy Chris' A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance Her pleasing personaluty ns one of her many assets fd! gs if JOANN CATHERINE WILLIAM JOHNSON MISZKOWSKI MITCHELL JR III Mitch er vonce was ever low gentle Ive taken my fun where and soft Ive found ot 516' Qf ' BETTY PRICILLA MILLER Beep Music as love m search of a word 'Uh is-1' NICHOLAS GEORGE MIZERAK Nick' e chessboard ns the world 35 2 T , - 11 . ' O AX. ll ll II ' I II II H . . . ,, . . . II Il .h , . - Q' ff. 7' 'Q I 'US I , i , . X1 . I 'I II ' I Il ll II ' ll Jo ,,Th . H I ' II I H , II I ' II , 'hu-v ROBERT ALLAN MOLNAR FRED B MONK o Monk' Some people never make the same Our dignity is not in what we mistake twice because they are do but in what we understand too busy making new ones 35 DENNIS MICHAEL MORAN BERTHA LAZZETTA MORROW Denny' Bert' Rome wasnt built in a day but Always l9GV6 them lUU9l1ln9 I wasnt living then either. when you Say 900d'bY' 36 'sw ! Mimizeo vmetN1A Moms Milly Good nature is one of the richest fruits of personality -1-' 'gif' If Ji MARY JACQUELENE MURAWSKI Jack' Free as a daisy and rarin to . ,. MARY LORRAINE MURDZA Small frlends may prove to be great frnends 'V ?i bw., CHERYL JEAN MYERS Frlendluness and neatness are great assets In any field T5- JANET ANN NEWALL an Srmpllclty IS the background of good taste l n-S RONALD STANLEY JOHN NOWALSKI ROBERT G OLSZAK 'f onfl ustanu II 0 u HHaPPY am lf ffom Cafe l'm free Contentment IS my best tralt I always find time to have fun ' Why aren't they all contented luke me? ..,, A l . sl W . y if - , or ,gg to rs- fl UMurphll ncherylu IIJ Il K., g i' ff NIX . R B b CAROL ANN OSHMAN Bunny' There s nothtng on my mmd but someone m my heart in-f X 5 'Q ,. s s iff' PAUL A PAGNATO Pau Clothes make the man 1 'Q'- ' DOUGLAS ORVILLE PARRISH MARY ANN JEAN PARZIALE Doug Percy' Silence as deep as etermty A smtle that won t come 38 N-vu' PAUL JAY PALATT Paladin Mtxd reason wath pleasure and wtsdom with mtrth 'ht R BRUCE JAMES PERELLI Bruce I shall refuse to answer tt's my trade secret ADELINA PETRANTO Addle 'The word Impossuble us not In my vocabulary rx BEVERLY ANN PLAZERINE ev' So bright she shmes DAVID MORRIS PHILLIPS Dave Knowledge truth and vnrtue are hrs theme New Q.. X 3 'ov sr wf -iff!! l 'V' -I lh. . 4755 o fx L9 4 'M y f T s...f yin' X 2. I MICHAEL LEE PISAURO ee A lot of fun to match the sorrow of each days growcng and so tomorrow 'Q '23 i L 5 'S-out SANDRA PHYLLIS PLUMMER VINCENT POLIGNANO Sandy' Vmce And I have often heard defended Loyal as he In word and deed luttlest sand ns soonest mended 39 , ' X , X if ' it. ll - 11 11 Il IIL 11 1 - - - - 11 ' 11 I I Il ' ll I ' T II Hx f X L X 1 Yy.,'-, . ,I , M' , I rg- . ,' 5 - '- - : t MQ 'W' A W2 W- -0y ai . , 4'Ms.' 'wx - , we ' ii: - ,f'v-.,t,+ . LH, v. g A1 4' 3 'fr' '- 8 i 3 L 4 :fy fe ' , , K -qw 3 Z I1 I 0 L 1, -s ' .. , IIB I ll I Il ' ll II ' s jj Il II ' ' Il , . 1 ' . . . ,, ,.A ,vp-Q'-V B WILLIAM POWER W: The great pleasure In Ilfe IS domg what people say you cannot do DIANN LOUISE RAPAGNA Bone A happy heart makes a blooming vnsage 40 incur' O DOROTHY KATHRYN PRINCE Dome Ton Manners often build fortune Sp -A 'C' inn-f ' 'Hu-f BARBARA LOUISE R Barb Rem ir IYWW ANTHONY VINCENT RANFONE No studies held hlm ln awe he always had a ready response 'Kn- wwx Nw, Mftzfff EESE ROBERT TOWNSEND REMMERS 'There s that certain sparkle 'They are never alone that are accompanied by scnentntlc un her eye thoughts x X W , was ', fl ia, I A . 3, A Q' s A' I ,A 4 I Q, ' 4 ff' ' I 1 T A in , n X F 1 agugwr 1? wHe.w,,, L I I lin. u 4733 sig .tw ,L rfglfw ,M H Wigan, ,W I, 3 .2 ll 'Il fl Q 11 Il yll ,, . . . H , H ,, . . . . ' I ' ll II 5 yo' 318- ' 1 ' A ,'Ii!,?.I'i'.' ,, 'Qin 1 I . b X si , - A .gif . f' 'lifllfi W? I J:y:g7,.,,g-!.L.sj?3, .fvfi '. '4ff':fZ' :I Q4 'f ' 4'4,...Ig . ' .'fF'.If-'?1:f 1 f44J::.r,55-iff' ll ll ll ll ll II ll I l U I ' ' ll ' II 1 n u . . ll 'bf RICHARD KENNETH RICHARDS Dick' Work? Where have I heard that word before? VN! -.1 DIANE JAY RIORDAN Dee There s a devnl nn her ey lsllw ll fi BONNIE LOU RICHEBACHER DONALD WILLIAM RINGKAMP Rrckrack Rmky Dmk Her enthuslasm IS expressed and ns a real help to others 'There are loys on an open road nn a ord WU! 3' s.,,.,- N-f sa ROBERT CHARLES RIORDAN KENNETH GORDAN ROLLAND o en Honors never fall to All great men are dymg purchase silence I feel ull myself 41 , 4 N 0' Y: Q' I I' .' '. I is ' I I I x 'vxnwf sm N' Il ' I ll ' ll ll ' ' Il II T Il ' ' I ' II H Il ' F II , My ,vi If I I X 5 AQ qw, ll ll IIR bil IIK II 11 1 - - ev, ,, - n . - l ' ll ' II inf who 'T LARRY ROMMEL GAll. JAY ROTH GAYLE KATll'lERlNE ROTHSTEIN Ldffy' GCI Gayle Nothung IS as worthwhlle as Light hearted loyous wuthout Greatness sprlngs from luttle a mmd well mstructed a worry or care fhmgs ,..,..sf, and-1-in in ln .4r1 ' fl. THOMAS WILLIAM GAY RUNKLES WALTER CHARLES RYAN Tom Ga Walt' We grant although he has much A daughter of the Gods Great works are performed not b h b b wut hes rather shy of dlVInelY tall y strengt ut y usmg ut perseverance Q Q fr 1: W I II 1 ll -Ill H H ll ' ' ' Il ' ' ' 1, u u - - n I I 11 . N A fs-'E' ' ' Ulu N MQ' A I E V V v r .-5 - Qf- , . S A T: Q l - , 4 egg f A X v N. l '99 y '. . . 1 . . S lo' RUE ll ll ll yll Il I - I 1 ' - ll - ' ' II ll 42 136' 'T' 3 5-Le LYMAN HURLBUT SAIDT THOMAS WATSON BARBARA ANN DONZELLA Y ,,L m,, SANDHOFF, JR. SAUNDERS I ' . IIT ll llTashyll . S 5 ,gi ' In E if . -v T N 'hifi --,.-A The wave ofthe future IS commg om and there ns no fightnng It Although of humself not much hell The gentle mmd by gentle tell has many fruends speak deeds IS known of hum well fi in--v 'V T Y THELMA SCHLICHER MARY LOUISE SCHMIEDER JANE MARIE SCHOCH Thelma Mary Lou Jane Some people seem to succeed In Polnteness IS to do and say the 'Always happy, cheerful and gay, everything they do kmdest thang ln the kmdest way enloymg llfe'5 begf qs n comes her way 43 SAMUEL PHILLIP SCIARROTTA JR am He must not laugh at hrs own wheeze a snuff box has no right to sneeze ff ROBERT PETE SEGSWORTH Pele Good work rs no dusparny to hrs popularnty 44 JOANNE HELEN SCIASCIA Thrnkrng always first of friends ever ready a hand to lend we--' ADELINE DOROTHY SIEBERS Lynn A heart wath room for every 'oy Ulf -Q3 JEROME BERNARD SEGAL Jerry' My Idea of an agreeable person IS a person who agrees wnth me We-v ARTHUR ROBERT SHADELL Ar Kmd of fall land of lean but we all thunk hes land of keen Bs , -A -' 31 f 74 , . 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' ll H - ' ' I I - - I1 - I ' II l 43 46 '::rv i FRED DAVID SHADELL III ROGER SHALER Dave Rage Wnth perserverance he surmounts an dlmcuhles Up and down lufe s bumps I tread always trying fo get ahead -sl'-,, f' 'Q-f JACQUELINE SHARGO .lackre Full of fun and free from care she IS welcome anywhere 56 W 'Nur' MARCIA LOIS SHARLIN DIANE SUE SHEETS WAYNE FREDRICK SIMMONS Marsh Diane Wayne In her single person she managed A true friend as forever He always finds a way to do has to produce the effect of a friend work and stall to play a malorny f fill A 'CS7 EVELYN SIMON Ewe 'Worst of all are the days In whlch we have not been able to laugh if 'ur- JUDITH ANN SIMONDS Judy' Her ways are ways of pleasantness and all her paths are peace Wh-...of 41-If , 'J' JOHN BARTHOLOMEW SINDORA art l keep my thoughts to myself ...-Z' 1 l v-nv-'Z -rv' RALPH JAMES SODEN FRANK SOLACK JOSEPH MICHAEL SPINELLI lm Frank' oe 46 Better late than never We re rough snr but Of all nolses I thunk musnc us we re ready the least duspleasmg II ' II ll I V ll II I ' II B I ' I' 11 I s II 11 1 E . fl! f , ,ILL--'vs , .wp :'I,.--3'-3 f ,' ' , ,. 'Q, I 1 Q, A , ,Jiffy , . . . , . ,, V , ,,',,,. N, . '51 'ffffy .j-,qi '. ',f,A,','f!1 ,gg fir 'affix E, ,f '!2 1 5 1 IIJ- 11 II I IIJ II 11 ,, 11 1 - n - - - - 1 I I 1 II ' ' ll 9' DIANNE ELIZABETH SPRANZA Silence IS a fine lewel for a woman but nt s little worn if if ELLEN SUSAN STEVENSON Susan We know nothlng of tomorrow, our business as to be glad and happy today G' 5-Q ,1- is 49+ JOHN T SREDINSKI .lohn 0 ROBERT LEROY STEEPY Educatuon wnll continue to my most cherlshed asset Books must follow scaences not sciences books -Gif 14.4- RICHARD LAWRENCE STOUT PRISCILLA ANN STRACK Rich Pns All the world's a gas statuon, 'There are some snlent people who and all the cars need are more mterestmg than flllnng up endless talkers sl I-FYI ,e L R Y ' , .5 N 5 , J 1 5 4. K! dl., .f A 1' 2, .'1K.?f'V'??-4 K' .2 f L Q-viz, X , . , ' cfgfl ,f F' U ' QL.,-.g1l'Q1ii fl P' f .L A A 1,-V .-56,51 'l is We, ,y2gl?gfg4fE,Tg,fl,? K V 5 .K S v, .E ktzxifgg. A w,4, k T ww - . ' t J- K, . lIDiIl ll I' IIB bn If u n - ll - I, , . 1 I U I I ll ' II f II , , . . f V 4 V V W We '1' ,W 1? K 5 . 47 'C' ELAINE NATALIE STUNDEL Elame Happy smule and mfectrous g n a scowl or frown to her ns a sm P may JOAN ELAINE SWANSON .loan Wherever she may chance to be a cheery word and smnle has she 48 THOMAS LEWIS STURDEVANT Il om There as no truer truth obtalnable by man than comes of musnc LOUISE MARGARET TACKACS Louise It's mce to be natural when you re naturally mce GAIL MARIE SUTTON Ga: Nothung ever succeeds whuch exuberant spmts have not helped to produce SABA TAWEEL Buddy' Who doesnt love wane women and song? I 'I ' ll 11-r ll ll -I11 . . . . . - 11 - . 1 I'l 5 . ,, . . ' ' ll Il fi fff.Q I 8 3 if I fir , ,, , ll ll ll - 11 ll 1 I ll ' ll I ' f I 1 ' I I Il II II . 'QT-rt' ROBERT BURNS TAYLOR o Its those qunet people that really make the world go round Q27 '2' ROBERT BRUCE TILTON o Born with a gift of laughter and a sense that the world ns mad KATHLEEN ELLEN TENAGLIA Kathy' A good deed now and then for someone an need will be returned many hmes SHIRLEY ANN TINSLEY Shirley' fr-1,5 f, 1 V CAROLYN OTTILIE LILLIAN TILTON Ofhlae 'What wlsdom can you find that us greater than knndness QQ- SAMUEL TRAVIA Sam l love tranquulnty and solntude Ihcve never been hurt and such socuety as may be wise onythmg I dldnt say and good 49 E , I IIB bu ll 1 ll - - ll ll I ' I ' ' I u 11 . 11 . , H . 'WK' NA '5 W . qv . . V A S ug M if . ,W . ' iffy , My , .I .W X'1x.,T 'L:' 9 A g'1'f s' ff. - s uf.. , UB bil II - 1 ll ll H ' ' 11 - - - 11 - Il . . . . , ,, II SHIRLEY ELISE VALENTINE Shirley' It as entirely unumportant that IS why ut us so Interesting 4'3 1 10 GAIL ANNE WAGNER Go: If to her share some female errors fall look on her face and you ll forget them all L at-fn M DONALD ROSS WATERS JONATHAN LLOYD WEST llTexlI My phnlosophy as to enloy Iufe 50 lljonll Lute us a iest, all things show li I thought nt once, now I know it .mm WILLIAM GEORGE WARREN I 'Wmgs and the boy! Compamons lmked as one 'ff' KENNETH PAUL WHITE IlKenII Something of a person's character may be duscovered by observmg when and how he smiles V vt-,gg 'Q lsf yf Ai Z If It rr L i . ' ' ' Wav- if X . 8 II ' 1 ll -In ,,B.H,, ll ' - - - ll , . l . . . . 1, I . . u I I .ll I N l friiff ...fn f , ,shy E I 'Pf- LINDA SUSANNE WHITE HEAD Linda A gentle voice a manner sweet unite to make her courtesy complete 449'- T' ROBERT HOWELL WIDMANN o Redhead or blonde the rhyme applies happy is he who knows them all 5 FREDERICK EDWARD WILKINSON JAMES WILLIAMS lIFredll ll imll Knowledge is indeed truth which, Since knowledge is but sorrow's next to virtue, truly and essentially spy, it is not safe to know. raises one man above another. hz-.,., ELWOOD FRANK WILKINS I sir am a person of the most respectable connections as DORIS FLORENCE WISMER Doris Ex erience increases our wisdom P but doesn't reduce our foIIies. 51 in-I? N37 MARCIA ANN WOJCIECHOWSKI O Womanl Quiet Woman' Nature made thee to temper man BEVERLY WILDA WRIGHT ll evIII I laugh, for hope hath happy place wnth me 52 -...I MICHAEL JOSEPH WOODS Tiger Strongest mmds ore often those of whom the nonsy world hears least GRACE M WYCKOFF Gracie Her vonce was ever soft, calm and uv Q9 KATHERINE ANNE WORTHINGTON Knowledge at the tmp of her tongue muslc at the tups of her fingers ihsqf JEFFRY THOMAS YAKE e A man, he seems, of happy yesterdays and confident gentle, an excellent thang tomorrows In C W0mCIl'1 M tg, X H1 - x ,W , I H ty i J, K .A V 'Q I' Marcia ' II I dl . ,, - KUY' . ' ll ' ,, .Il . . . . I II y E 3 A G' s Egg A B . ,, . ,, HJ H11 is 'Vx J A Word About C lepsyclro The most symbollc feature of Ewung Hugh School IS the prominent whute tower contalnlng the all um portant clock We have watched thus clock as our years at Ewing tucked away In another clock we the Sensors of 1960 have recorded all our most memorable moments Clepsydra the Greek word for clock serves as a record of our years at Ewing By thus proud symbol we hope our years and yearbook wall be remembered 1r N-rf LAWRENCE DAVID ZAMPINI 1 He who IS only wtse ltves cz sacl life GRACE LA CORTI Grace A light heart lives long 311.61 f Sclufotorions i 'M uv KATHERINE A WORTHINGTON ROBERT C RIORDAN Aw- I Voledictoricm 'Q' '-....., HENRY B HOFBAUER 5 f-IL f' f -- 1 --5 - - L .w. . -gg.-' . I . . 5 l wg. .'. :- L'--' .m 271 4 s,. -3 .., 1 A 4 ,-.x . .-. , , ., I.. . I., J ,v' , . -'T,'.'?i. -'.'.Z' ' v w I 9 , u FI n p S . . A.o F.. 5 '. I Ni I E ,.-. , .,Q ,V 1 a . '.. ' ' V ,-.-' ' ' ' , - ' n f -. , . . 0- ' U - a .- . ' .,Q.g! ,-u- . ,, ..-,v'i'.-.JJ-,Q-,.E,, ,QI I ' ,bw l.. ,. ' , , . 'A 0 -V , ' , ' ' f-', - :.'- ' 5 ' .- A .QQ dw. :.- 'h . 1 ,f-'V' ' 2' x, , : 9 V . , :-' Y . f .54 -v: bv 4 . .. ,, , ,, K ' ' , 9 1 ' Q.. ., ,' . A' , .- .n 1 ml flint MR. COWIE First row: Delores Bailey, Bever- ley Bushnell, Carole Hannisch, Mary Louise Arcamone, Judy Richards, Nancy Guralski. Second row: Mr. Cowie, Carol Durling, Joe Castelize, Doug Marval, Jack McDonald, Dave Leigh, Dale Mil- ler, Rachel Orr, Stuart Lloyd Jack Leese. Third row: John El der, Dick Wilkes, Bruce Richards Melvin Burchett. shi, was 1-til' if QW , 1 X BT M til i f 311 MRS. DUNPHEY First row: Pauline Coriture, Alice Bellando, Margaret Damiani, Ro- salie Vegotsky, Gloria Woolver- ton, June Bayer. Second row: Robert Laughlin, Shirley Steepy, Thomas Parks, Erank Smith, Rus- sell Hublss, David Voorhees, Nancy Raywood, Linda Stellies, Warren Mernone, Ralph Pagano, John Foster, Pam Sturgis, Marion Stout, Kent Jacobs, Mrs. Dun- phey. Third row: Robert Rubin, Roger Barger, James Mellor, Da- vid Dailey, Clarence Baughman, John Russell, Earl Crannage. 58 little 3 I 'i E ' 'I x MR. HART First row: Shirley Velit, Barbara Weaver, Ellen Martz, Jill Waters, Janet Blyth, Joan Klausner, Ar- lene Scherer. Second row: Marie Betz, Helen Kramer, Janet Sherr, Ron Poretti, Bill Reynolds, Jim Simmons, Richard Weinroth, Peg- gy Smallwood, Betty Young, Mr. Hart. Third row: Peter Blease, John Uveges, Tim Schmelze, Vic- tor Smith, Ed Van Doren, James Wells, Bob Myers, Bruce Vaughn, George Kinley. Fourth row: Bob Bishop, Frank Koske, Ronnie Lenox, Corey Matthews, Ken Ve- gotsky. Closs of '61 gg, ' sa ,J W 4x I MISS RIEDEL First row: Pat Schino, Bonnie Henderson, Paulette Scheitele, Ilene Herbert, Jean laquinta, Marlene Hutchinson, Roberta Hoffman. Second row: Miss Rie- del, Sharon Kauffman, Betty Sun- tato, Tom Howard, Jett Hewitson, Dennis Schuch, Sally Hallco, I.o- retta Henne, Susan Hurley. Third row: Jim Collins, Stu Gertman, Mike Papp, Al Gummel, Bob Heath, Tom Hamilton, Leon Ham- net. Fourth row: Rosalind Rakosi, Barbara Hartley, Kitty Gervasio, Freddie Nix, Rosalie Catarinic- chia, Jim Hardy. Il gs! J :sm ,,, MISS WERENNE First row: Kathleen Softel, John Spyra, Michael Wenner, Albert Lasko, Carl Weissman, April Fish. Second row: John Palise, Richard Somogyi, Peter Davies, Ronald Laarz, Tim West, Tony Persichel- li, Philip Ferrara. Third row: Au- drey Lawrence, Eloise Taylor, Katherine Robinson, Robert Wal- lace, Delores Hageman, Bruce while, Miss Werenne. Fourth row: Lois Swartwood, Sheila Pointon, Ann Harris, Vivian Volk, Pat Matthews, Barbara Field. ., is I 13 is I ivlgl MR. STARRETT First row: Cathy Mummey, Gwen Toter, Kathy Kearns, Margaret Murchison, Pam Fish,Jaclcie Bowe ker. Second row: Mike Margolis, Warren Driver, Joe Kemler, Wayne King, Bruce Putchat, David Ogburn, Bob Tharp, Alex Bowanko. Third row: Dick Warm, Gary Schnerr, Franlc Mara, Tom Semler, Bob Schmidt, Tom Ma- rino, Joe Teti, Mr. Starrett. Fourth row: Carol Stout, Vera Forostenlro, Susan Frosch, Kathy Thorward, Kathy Nolan, Thelma White. 59 455' I 'W J-'sl' MRS. LUCAS First row: Pat Lynch, Emma Leca- to, Patricia Richardson, Gail Commare, Patricia Sturgis, Caro- lyn Roslowski. Second row: John Mueller, Linda Maahsen, Richard Cook, Frank Celise, Bruce Steel, Richard Loabe, Leon Adams, Jo- seph Avella, Mary Ann Gould, Mrs. Lucas. Third row: David Austin, Keith Caulton, Steven Nictakis, Jon Riewe, Jerry Sara- cino, Rocco Palicare, Arthur Cimino. Fourth row: Carol Rubin, Donald Wilson, Carol Good, Bar- bara Comiskey, Sheila Pritchard, Harry Read. ' f-s ,3 1 fig 'yur MR. BERENS First row: Nancy Mitchell, Judy Fabian, Pat Patterson, Sandy Woiciechowski, Sandy Washko, Cathy DeFlesco, Dotty Johnston. Second row: Mr. Wayne Berens, Georgianne Jones, Mary Degner, Elene Meury, Betty Lou Johnson, Linda Delmar, Charles Waltz, Pat Jones, Janice Devlin, Meredith Wright, Jim Rodgers. Third row: Joe Scheideler, Lesterl Carr, Rick Jusko, Tom Macaulay, Bob Paul, Jimmy Dey, Bill Walter. JR CLASS CABINET First row Barbara Field Mary Ann Mikullak Tlm West Rich Somogyi Jill Waters Ilene Sch: no Second row Mr Berens Kitty Gervaslo Jim Mellor William Vickery Joseph Anella Joseph Castellze Third row Warren Mernone Thomas Hamilton J seph Teti, Wayne King. 60 MISS SAMPLE First row: Ruth Merritt, Marie Moorcrott, Mary Louise Mars, Dorothy McMullan, Suzanne Moore, Theresa Mycoclc, Barbara McCloskey. Second row: Patrizia Barker, Carol Ann McCormack, Warren McGonigal, Lee Metzgar, Harold Pratt,1Jo Ann Martin, Dan Mclntosh, Bill Miller, Ted Mc- Laughlin, Patricia Nevius, Miss Sample. Third row: Robert Al- bertson, Bill Maturi, Bill Steven- son, Paul McKnight, Bob Miller, Paul Sinclair, Robert Marsh. a '5 1 i ai' ,I N' -- J., aff' I x ' Q 'r rx.. MR. di GEORGE First row: Lynn Burtis, Carol Fer- guson, Lynn Warner, Rose Bur- nett, Geraldine Polinski, Mary Anderson, Clara Baughman, Gay Armstrong, Joyce Bruccoleri. Sec- ond row: William Windsor, Mich- ael Bennett, Lewis Banchoff, David Mills, Delores Campbell, Christopher Beniamin, Bob Spich, Harry Bickford, Charles Drotar, Mr. di George. Third row: Roy Anderson, Dave Anderson, Dave Schiavone, Andrew Wilcynslii, Richard Kubin, Charlotte Guar- nieri, Richard Robinson, George Briggs. 61 'A 1. X 1 K, MR. MINTZ -First row: Barbara Gentile, lllene Wolfer, Lenore Gilbert, Sherry Fisher, Diane Shadell, Barbara Egan, Jean Farace. Second row: Charles Douglas, Buddy Edolo, Diane DiNola, Edward Duffy, Harold Servis, Kathy Devlin, Jer- ry Swartwood, Joan Gallino, Michael Estok, Gloria Saranin, Jackie Duncan, Judy Edwards, Don Gamache, Mr. Mintz. Third row: Tom Farrell, Tom Fox, Jim Seibel, Jim Everitt, David Ser- geant, Tony DePietro. Closs of '62 H' 'fl F71 ' x el Q 'Q I MR. JIRAS First row: Lois Hartmann, Gilber- ta Gerasimowicz, Bernice Hatitz, Lois Woolverton, Maryann Rapag- na, Shirley Hughes, Gloria Kop- czynski, Beth Jewell. Second row: Robert Gulden, Marion Goodwin, Bill Hartbourt, Grace Howarth, Sonia Haluszla, Kath- erine Gremminger, Dorothy Haw- ley, Judy Katz, Susan Small, Pat Kelly, Veronica Lavan, Josephine Belhore, Albert lpsa, Harry Herz, Mr. Jiras. Third row: Walter Heisler, Jerry Hughes, John Hott- man, Scott Holcumbe, John Fe- dorchak, Garret King. Fourth row: Walter Cubberley, Robert Gladwin, Danny Houghton, Ar- mand lnnocenzi, Don Hance. .6 J: 'Y MR. BRANDT First row: Barbara Lovett, Mari- lyn Littman, Rae Ann Lund, Mar- iorie Knoblock, Mary Louise Sie- bers, Nancy Silverman, Mary Toretti. Second row: Judy Maa- kas, Mary Marant, Ruth Sickles, Jack Schaler, Ken Lugo, Tom Matzer, Jim MacDaid, Jim law- rence, Pete Kocsis, Lou Latini, Sharon Lang, Robin Wolf, Lil- lian Sheets, Linda Sharlin. Third row: Mr. Brandt, Dick Konover, Jim Lawton, Norman Laflin, Bar- ry Lane, Jim Lear, Tim Mahaney, Robert Lutz. 'QC' ' 5' it J. N fin MRS. HELMREICH First row: Mary DeFort, Kathy Wicks, Jo Ann Cormie, Cynthia Poplcin, Virginia Scanlan, Su- zanne Band, Nancy Farreny. Sec- ond row: Gail Chamberlain, Maryann Chiantese, Catherine Chiarello, Jean Carhart, Arlene DiFrancisco, Marion Bohlinger, Joe Cubberley, Pete DeFlesco, Ronnie White, Don Russo, Jean Cartlidge, Alice Cowen, Robert Corbin, Carol Schneck, Hannah Denow, Mrs. Helmreich. Third row: Susan Scheirer, Jim Davis, Charles Cramer, Sam Catarinic- chia, Dick Jones, Bill Clopp, Steve Cohen, Jules Dore. 62 - MRS. MARTIN First row: Pat Porter, Jane Pes- trak, Judy Bodine, Pat Richards, Sandy Revolinski, Carole Miller, Judy Rice. Second row: Marilyn Killings, Christine Norckauer, Pat Ranfone, Marcia Potts, Darien Oliver, Alberta Rees, Marcia Philips, Russell Powell, George Faulkner, Stephanie Roth, Marion Peterson, George Olexa, Judy Peck. Third row: William Polig- nano, Gary Penrose, Daniel Klid- zia, John Jones, Gary Nichol, William O re ndorf, Stephan Rothschild. are' I te, J , 1 K, 5 if-.xi ' TY its SOPHOMORE CLASS CABINET Left to right: Beth Jiweld, Par- Iiamentarianp Cathy Chiarello Jerry Hughes, Vice President, Robert Spich, President, Chris- tine Norckauer, Recording Sec- retary, Joyce Bruccoleri, Treas- urer, Mr. Steele, Advisor, Dick Kcnover, Lee Metzger, Ronnie Lavan, Dave Sergeant, Jean Cart- lidge, Sam Catarinicchi, Lynn Burtis, Joe Washko, Judy Peck. r MR. STEELE First row: Joan Gilleo, Pat Trac- chi, Diane Maior, Elaine Wether- bee, Sandy Suleck, Lucille Stout, Diane Schnoering. Second row: Mr. Steele, Tom Valentine, Bill Thompson, John Villella, Nick Tackacs, Richard Lord, Joe Wasa ko, Joe.Wargo. Third row: Craig Vaughan, Dominick Sebasto, Richard Tilger, Dick Van Gulick, Ralph Starkey, George Weil, Fred Fletcher. wrt J . ,F 131, W 2? Q -LI4 gg. A 7 5' U J li , hw MISS FERRAZZANO First row: Louis Funair, Don Man- tuano, Mae Lesniewski, Deborah Sturdevant, Renee Le Febvre, Frank Malloy, Wanda Mack. Sec- ond row: Victor Migliarese, Bar- bara Lawrence, Stanley Lavis, Vince Bontanti, Keith Albertson, Leslie Martin, Judy Mellodge, Lorraine Latini, Frank Szczech, Art Leckie, Debbie Mayer. Third row: Miss Ferrazzano, Marliee Menard, Dick Bergstrom, Bob Miccio, Bill Lawler, Tony Villella, Jack McConnell, Richard Wyc- koff, Robert Leone. Fourth row: Barbara Mathews, Jane Mickle- wright, Nancy lagulli, Fredericka McNeal, Dorothy Martin, Benita Williams. 'irony 'fa H J l . a ..,., l',9'z7,:::i 1 I lk ,, FT-isa lj., ,L I T m i MR. MAYER First row: Harry Sandford, Art Rossi, Barbara Schultz, Bonnie Watson, Kathy Rolland, Dee Ma- ruska, Larry Simmons. Second row: Warren Schuster, Joyce Salsburg, Anna Rinaldi, Candy Ribavaro, Fran Rosenzweiq, Caro- lyn SandhoH, Laura Rotes, Carole Savonick, Peter White. Third row: Bob Wilkes, William Rogers, Fred Ryan, Earl Rommell, Gerry Schal- ler, Wayne Rosser, Doug Stier, Mike Silverman, Mr. Mayer. Fourth row: Richie Royer, Bob Segal, Wayne Schur, Carolyn Seitz, Penny McDonnell, Bob Terlecki, Harvey Watson. 64 MR. SAMS First row: Pamela Duryea, Bar- bara Eler, Delores Johnson, Pat Davis, Lynn Faccioli, Sandra War- ren, Harry Davidson. Second row: Edmund Venella, Angela DeFort, Judy Leavens, Sandra Walters, Janet Fasulka, Ann Dailey, Dar- ryl Dobin, Richard Morine. Third row: Mr. Sams, Dale Walton. Harry Crutchley, Bob Dufalo, Dick Dewitt, Sam Cubberley. Fourth row: Dan Evanko, Ed- mund Ely, Gary Crutchley, Tom Everitt, Bill Curtin, Bob DePula. Closs ol '63 .-. -fi' 'n -f ' li' 'pe i-,Q P eq ii-4,1 A 'tt it vi 'i' I L r S f -4 MR. COLE First row: Mary Ann Hoffman, Diana Hulick, Nancy Hofbauer, Michael Smith, Bob Korn, Judy Carboni. Second row: Gloria Ab- ner, Honey Koenig, Sharon Ko- sofsky, Geraldine Meir, Leslie Kirkman, Christine Kottke, Bill Laird, Bob Hood, Stanley Larkin. Third row: Anthony Johnson, Steve Kroehling, Hank Wyckoff, Bob Kirvay, Lynn Hubsch, Robert Reed, Dave Hughes. Fourth row: Linda Houghton, Dorothy John- son, Eric Johnson, Ronald Jones, Steve Husaczka, Fred Farreny. ,- li. wx lM 'I 'hh ,p 4 r si ,W i ,S , . r X ix -A MR. DIPPEL First row: Cheryl Reichert, Diane Freeman, Janet Pic-trzak, Pat Moroze, Nadean Nelson, Janice Peterson, Jean Moore. Second row: Mr. Dippel, Sandra Patter- son, Delores Morgan, Gale White, Karen Pierce, Delores Palatt, Ellen Nitzberg, Robert Mills. Third row: Charles Strano, John Kato, Charles Purks, Joseph Martin, Vincent Perelli, Lynn Stephan, Sandra Molnar. Fourth row: Gary Nicol, Sue Riegal, Bill Rudko, Dorothy Hollins, John Oto, Joanne Plavchak, Vincent Gioe. .. 'u '11, ' 4' 1 p , .34 A 1- ' ,gl x xi' iq: Lg' X' il JP? l U, Ugg .1 r 6 ,M I S, ' H s . 4 ' In its ' ' x K 4 4 Q . a , l N T' ' D , 4 l A MISS PANARO First row: Jimmy Franks, John Fecak, Michaeleen Gross, Janet Griffith, Betsy Hensel, Marie Franks, Joe Tenaglia, Second row: Barbara Bushnell, Paul Bernhard, David Yake, Sam Hagerman, Mike Ferrara, Gary Thorn, Dave Gummel, Steve Hahn, Ron Gering, Miss Panaro. Third row: Barbara Bushnell, Bet- ty Lou Hahn, Joe Brozena, Sandy Green, Tonia Honcharenko, Ed Funkhouser, Freddie Price, Peg- gie Geagheion, Teddy Wucinski, Phil Vegotsky, Fourth row: Bill Harrison, Carol Friedman, Ronny Franks, Norma Fields, Faith Groendyke, Jeanette Glonek, Lana Turner. L. ,Q 65 H 'T . n - '. L' ifqklinxwry' 1 MRS. GROSS First row: Tim Case, Walter Smith, Lynda Brown, Joanne So- chalski, Nancy Caldwell, Phyllis Canulli, Pamela Callahan, Harry Byrne, Marie Snook, John Cuc- cagna. Second row: Mrs. Gross, Cheryl Ann Schmieder, Roose- velt Butler, Susan Woolverton, Harriet Crutchley, John Cran- nage, Thomas Buker, Faith Keener, linda Clark, Jack Cook. Third row: Bruce Wood, Donald Monk, Douglas Campbell, Al Campbell, Phil Lunetta, Robert Cohen, Frank Canulli. Fourth row: Janice Daley, Beverly Cook, Gayle Caulton, Nona Browne, Carol Brodbeck, Carol Cramer, Mary Jo Butera. rs.. fi'i?i5wff?f1+fl tr .J J A A MR. INGENBRANDT First row: Don Bastian, Ann Price, Patricia Buttice, Janet Al- len, Louise Voorhees, Else Ar- gust, James Abner, Second row: Gail Whitehead, Beverly Cam- panile, Bernadette Barrett, Glor- ia Wilbert, Connie Bailey, Lor- raine Simmons, Martha Albert, Jane Barlow, Pat McDonald. Third row: Mr. lngenbrandt, Keith Bowers, Kathleen Simpkins, William Wilson, Albert Bates, Robert Almond, Dennis Paterson, Joe Spinelli, Mike Brindle, Reg- gie Bentivogli, Howard Bendrot. m -. 1 n fx: g If -ui 5 i I mf 9 1571- W 4 if ..f f. 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Clepsydro Editors The 1960 Clepsydra editors under Mr George Ingen Tackacs along wuth the yearbook stat? selected Destiny brandt put forth an earnest effort to make theur yearbook Unknown a th th t h s e emeo t eyearbook the best Ewmg has ever had Edltorln Chief Loulse Clepsydro Stoll The Clepsydra Stat? I5 comprlsed of servers who The members of the stef? elect the Edltorln Chref who comprle all the mformatron to be t d h Pfln 6 In T 6 Year heads the protect along with an edutor for each of the book The t ff h h S B W IC represents lhe ClaSS m8li9S all sections Mr Ingenbrandt IS the faculty advlsor decnsuons concerning the yearbook 0-4'A ? 'U' Student Counctl The Student Councul the student govermng body ts made up of representatlves from each homeroom By spon sortng many protects the councul trles to matntaun hugh standards of conduct and educatnon Each year the coun cal holds a Chrlstmas welfare drlve whtch provtdes food Booste The Booster Club ts a group whose atm IS to boost school splrut by sponsornng acttvtttes such as dances pep rallies and many other student gatherings The Booster Club also supports other clubs throughout the school Thus year the Club undertook many acttvltles Among these were the second annual football hop the student and money for a needy family un our community The vnce prestdent Jane Schoch recordtng secretary Kay Worthington treasurer and Llllte Henmx correspond mg secretary r Club faculty basketball game the sale of Christmas cards the sponsorlng of busses to football and basketball games and the sale of hats and pennants and the mauguratuon of a drtve for the constructton of a refreshment stand on the new athlettc field --Q-4.4 T Q-a -K K T' 4 .f?- i - fe? ' t ff Q 'T I fi E I ' T g . 1 f fa ,ii 15 ACTS' . 4' 1 's , r .i -Q 4 ', 1'-I C oh- V 9 5 - i U-K 'Q A n l . l 1 . . t , 1' . ' . - officers are: Rob Riordan, presidentg Tony Persuchtllt, I . . . . . . - . I I I - ' 1 I I ' n 1 1 1 . . Q I T I I I l n I T I I - cv V :L gg XJ lr U . 1 .. 3 .. O ' ' A -'57 R P I ' ' ,X . Zvi? - , , 1 ...Ls I I t . bt 4.-,pr I 1 Forenslc. Club The Forensic Club has been operating ln Ewing Hugh for the past four years under the able dlrectlon of Mrs Wantner She IS assisted by the oftlcers of the Club who are Presudent Bruce Steel Vice President .loan Emann Recording Secretaries Carol Good and Judy Peck Cor respondmg Secretary Mary Felcone Treasurer Gayle Rothstein Hlstorlan Faye Hahtz and Publlclty Chairman Irene Glaser The Forensnc Club IS a chartered member of both the New Jersey Forensic League of Secondary Schools and the Natuonal Forensnc League The members of the Club partncupate ln such actlvntles as debatmg duscusslon extemperaneous speaking dra mahc and humorous mterpretatuon and poetry reading the state Key Club The Key Club IS a Junior Kiwams service organlzatlon In The Qmcers of the Club are Presndent Tom Sandhoft nts second year at Ewnng Its mann purpose IS to Initiate Vuce Presudent Rob Rnordan Secretary Tom Sturdevant prolects beneflcual to the student body and the school T reasurer Joe Moroze The advisor IS Mr Steele r i ' lynx, '- 'A 51 'Ire'- ' RJ 75 2 K 0 Q, .S .I M, .. ' 1' , T . l vw X., I f, I Q' ,. at V 'k,,, hnmx, ' Y M r 5 K E . L Q - fy 1'--s 1 , I : . I F . ' . I J z . I . . I . I - ' , p , These students travel to tournaments in all parts of I . . , I .. . I Q . . . . . . . . : . I I - ' - ' , 1 , : .?, . .3 H -f Ti ef. . , 5 1 7, A 2 'S I X' , l, 'R .1 4 . Q., 1 . ll Q I ,, , al T - ,, X -x,l5H. I 1 fi. PIE pax -- .4 f ,, E -N 7, A X K ' ft ,h X T ' .W f-be - 4 i r y syn. 1 S , + was 'QM tf ' F'-'-Avi G, X7 M ,. as ,ptr- Ewing Hlghllghts Club The Ewmg Hrghhghts staff under the guidance of Mass IS placed on tralmng the student In such phases of Stauger has the task of puttung out the school news gournallsm as reporting wrltung and makung headllnes paper The Ewing Highlights In thus club specual stress Journollsm Club The purpose of the Journalusm Club IS to Improve the posmon on the staff of e wrmng techmques of nts members In preparation for a Stanger as the club advisor ',,4uv0 school newspaper Miss Orchestra The main goal of any orchestra is to produce good music that others will appreciate. The Ewing High Orchestra has fulfilled this task, and still more. It has given its members a feeling of accomplishment by entertaining many people. Though the orchestra has Ewing Marching Bond The Ewing Marching Band consists of color-guard, band players, and maiorettes. The band marches at football games and special occasions. , . -. f -4 . , K ' , 19, uv ,M rj? .gh Y.- n lf 'L' g Lg! ' L ' 2 in 5 ,- in 0 5 O .4 only been in existence for a short time, it has gained a wonderful reputation. Under the conductor and music instructor, Mr. Snyder, the organization meets five times a week. X l Concert Bo nd This year's Concert Band, the largest and best so far, consists of fifty-seven players. The officers for this year are: Joe Spinelli, president, Tom Hamilton, vice-president, Ella Eng- vel, secretary. The many outstanding members of the Concert Band meet five times a week under the direction of Mr. Snyder. A A ri s 1 Q D00 !f 1 iz Hirst' 'Choir Girls' Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club, under the direction of Mr. Lacy, is made up of interested girls who sing or would like to sing in the school choir. Boys' Glee Club The Boys' Glee Club is for any boy in- terested in music. Under the direction of Mr. Lacy, this club serves as a preparation for the choir. The club meets during the day and practices much of the music used by the choir. The Choir, under the direction of Mr. Lacy, brings pleasure and pride to our school. It has gained great recognition in the Trenton area through the presentations of its three main concerts and the various other performances throughout the year. Girls' Ensemble The Girls' Ensemble is a special vocal group which meets before school under the directorship of Mr. Lacy. They give many concerts throughout the year. Boys' Ensemble The Boys' Ensemble is a special boys' vocal group which meets before school. Under the leadership of Mr. Lacy, they travel to many schools throughout the year to present musical programs. 77 -ws 4:-I ,,,,-o- Dromclhcs C u The Dramatucs Club under the direction of Mrs Lucas I5 avail able for students from the ninth to twelfth grades who have an Interest In acting and the theater Its purpose is to study phases of stage techniques The club s time is devoted to putting on an as embly program sponsoring a variety show taping radio plays and criticizing each others act mg abllltles 'Xi 1?-W-af . Ewing Art Association The Ewing Art Association is a club composed of students with uperlor grades and talent in art Most of these students are plan ning to make art part of their career for the future The Ewing Art Association among its other prolects works on the display case makes school posters and helps other people with big prolects This year they painted the Art Room pw--M -,sg -...K Library Council The Ewing High Library Council IS essential to the functioning of our library Always headed by a senior president the club mem bers give up their study halls to check out books to put books on shelves and to perform all the other library duties. Th's club meets once a week at which time they discuss any problems relating to the library. 78 Mathematics C u Under the guidance of Mr Dup pel this organization delves ln to the phases of math outside the regular classroom calcula tuons Thus year more than any other thus club IS actnve outside our school It takes Geld trlps to places where the prmclples o math are benng used for prac tical purposes The only pre UISITC for thus club IS a r I mg s Interest mathematics by-.Si lx uv ll ,Q Aquarlum C u The Aquartum Club of thas year as sutuated In the Tropical Fash Club room adlacent to Mr Hart s Bnology room The othcers are John T Sredmskl, Presudent George Kopsclnskl and Garry Penrose, Vnce Presidents George Olexa, Treasurer, Barbara Co mnskey, Secretary, and the ad visor as Mr Starrett 79 X Garden C u The Garden Club does Its best help Improve the sc oo grounds and at the end of each ar t sells plants which e members themselves have raised Mr Starrett acts as advxsor Peter Blease IS the president of the c ub tg t Fw mga.. School Store e School Store IS operated un er the supervlsuon ot Mr Zah er ns open from AM M d m PM 315 PM Here the students can uy candy and school supplnes The students Gnd the Sc Store very handy Senior Assembly Committee The Sensor Assembly Committee whuch IS under the dlrectlon of Mrs Dunphey has the 'ob se echng programs for he eleventh and twelfth grade semblnes Thus committee plans the exchange programs wnth other schools a well as the ar ranging of stage detauls Junior Assembly Committee Thus small committee selects out side programs for the lunlor as sembly presented for the mnth and tenth grades solnclts groups wlthln the school to present pro grams for the student body and also works as a stage crew for the vanous programs Q1 'IK IMI, hlllg 1.4 Business Guldonce C u The mann function of the Bus: ness Guidance Club IS to and Mass Davollo In her many duties as Buslness Guidance Dlrector Comprlsed of commercial tu dents thus club us In nts second year .lunlor Guldonce C u The Junior Guidance Club IS un der the dlrectlon of Mr Adams All the members who are fresh men mark tests keep catalogues In order and evaluate scores of standardnzed tests 4. emi-x-my 1 i 'nb iris l.. Qs ,...,, Al -J Sensor Guldonce C u The Sensor Guidance Club un der the darectron of Mrs Jensen es charge f the buletrn oard marks tests fles caa logues and gwes out gundance apponntment slaps 'wh 'MM l:UlUl'9 -l-SClCl'lel'S of AmGfICG The Future Teachers of Amertca Club conststs of students who etther want to become teachers or destre to know more about the teaching profession Mrs Stmone tnstalled the presidents Pat Evanko president ot Sr FTA tn stalled all the other offlcers They are Jr F T A Prestdent Lenore Gtlbert Sr Vtce Prestdent Karen Householder .lr Vtce President Duane Dt Nola Sr Secretary Ellen luck Secretary Chrtsttne Kottke and Treasurer Bob Mtl ler The members of the club wtll lend theur servtces to help the bustnessmen mth townshtp by addressing and matltng envelopes Future Business Leoders ot America The Future Busmess Leaders of Amertca Club was or gantzed In Ewing Hugh only two years ago The mann purpose of this club ts to create competent aggresstve business leadershtp The officers of thus club are Pres: dent Rosalte Catartntcchta Vtce Prestdent Deck Van Gu Martz Jr Secretarles Debbte Sturdevant and Soma Haluszka Sr Treasurer Prtsctlla Strach and Jr Treasurer Lynn Stehan Mrs Stmone and Mtss Sample are the club s advisors The clubs plan to vtstt nearby colleges and teach for a day at the Jr Htgh School :ai ,Jn s. nm--4' W. M. if . . 1, x F e- - T r T 9 gl ig. ., . , 'IZA , J.. l Q t t l I wt Tag ' I H' f' SK' 1 X' -' 1 lt YT ' All hi RTF 12,4 sw s '-'T W' i . fs- rf' 1 . v. s x Members of thus club are gurls wuth an unterest un nursung as theur vocatuon Under the durectuon of Mrs Thorny duscussuons are held on nurses traunung programs and l 94143. ,.,..4-A ,x .1-Y S4 '-' 1 1 ,. 1 C7 , , Q, A, 7 , . ,su,.., of Ameruco speakers and vusuts to hosputals further enlarge the gurls knowledge of theur field There are plans for some actual hosputal ward work for members Cu Durung the Chess Club meetungs uts members compete wuth one another to buuld pro ficuency and skull un the game of chess Under the sponsorshup of Mr Cole the club has stumulated and produced many outstandung chess players ,,'w+ fm? g ' 3. u a he f ,aww K W 's , . -5, Mc.. . :X i -xc ., ug .up .. . . I ' I . ' . the varuous specialized fields of nursing. Occasional guest I . . . , l 1 E :fd . Q , ' ' ' i f L ' .7 5 3 'i 5 f , . ? a . ,f Y r . 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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right Pat Evanko Gall Sutton Jane Schoch Aprll Flsh Addie Petranto Peggy Smallwood Jerry Buckley Della McMuIIan Cheryl Myers Jnll Waters Cheerleaders The sport actlvltles at Ewlng Hugh were hughlughted by the ten gurls that made up the Varsnty Cheerleaders These gurls, chosen for their ablllty neatness and personality cheered at the football and basketball games They dlsplayed theur orlglnallty by makung up new cheers and motions to supplement the school and team spmt Af CO-CAPTAINS Left to right: Addie Petranto, Delia McMullan. J 1.5. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS First row Cecelia I.aRocca Jo Ann Cormle Joyce Bruccolerl Second row Ilene Wolfer Mary Marant Jane Pestrak Absent Dorothy McMuIIan Leading the lunlor varsity sport events with their varied cheers, were the Jumor Varsity Cheerleaders With the aid of their mascot, they also helped to promote enthusiasm and spirit FRESHMEN CHEERLEADERS First row left to right Beverly Campanile Joanne Sohalslu Honey Koenig Jane Barlow SECOND ROW Sharon Kosof sk Sandy Walters Lmda Brown Jean Moore Louise Mc Cllntoch my Kim The girls who added spirit and pep to the freshman sports activities were the Freshmen Cheerleaders. The squad is under the leadership of Sandy Walters and Jean Moore. If Left to right Nancy Raywood Janet Cornmesser Ellen Martz Beverly Jensen Audrey Everson Betty Muller Louise Tackacs Evelyn Burtls The Color Guard under the leadership of Lounse Tackacs has shown Its capabulmes by marchlng at football games and presentung the colors In our assemblies Thus group established a rlfle drlll team which dld a preclsuon rifle routine at the football games fr hw yn f-'W 5 M I me fl 14 Left to rlght Lucllle Stout Patrncla Rlchards Llllne Hennlx Susan Frosh Sandra Washko Kitty Gervaslo The hugh steppmg Malorettes of Ewing Hugh displayed their co ordmated and colorful routnnes before the crowds gathered at the foot ball games They were also an added attraction for some ofthe basketball games Lnllue Henmx us the head malorette ,gl I QQ 1 X x a - - 1 'U 5 . . . I 3 l T 1 T ,B A T it! 5 I, Q1 z I K .'-' 5 .f 'f an i . 5 Q ' 317. ffl 3 fy 1 2 'V , A If XA W-T , hill-: i I t, Tzfi p wiv? 1 , , a T . a e 4 a as 'K ,517 gg ' VV gtg J i f A, V b,,- fr I ,E M 3 ly V .I Xml L H , vi Q VL f A' ,f - lu tbl Q A I X32 If if 'X' as l ' l Q LOUISE TACKACS LEE PlSAURO l.ll.l.lE HENNIX Color Guard Captaun Drum Major Head Malorette CG Under the fine leadershup of Louuse Tackacs Color Guard Captaun, Lee Pusauro Drum Malor and Lullue Hennux Head Mauorette the perspec tuve groups performed theur colorful routunes before the spectators at e football games X1 1 Xu--3' Furst row left to rught Jane Barlow Honey Koenug Lunda Whutehead Addue Petranto Lynn Warner Judy Sumonds Jean Lampman Patrucua Schuno Second row Sharon Kosofslcy Mereduth Wrught Catherune DeFlesco Jane Dansbury Pat DuNucola Kathy Nolan Sandy Walters Joyce Bruccoleru Thurd row Charlotte Neuls Bonnue Ruchebacher June Butler Pat Evanko Ellen Martz Pat Nevuus Carol Lavan Judy DeWutt GAA The Gurls Athletuc Assocuatuon has contrubuted much to the gurls sports actuvutues at Ewung Hugh The advusor was Mrs Barbara LoPrestu and the officers were Pat Evanko Presudent Carol Lavan Vuce Presudent Jane Dansbury Secre tary Ellen Martz Treasurer Mary Ann Mukuluak Hustoruan The Councul was responsuble for the selectuon of managers for the sports the determunatuon of the G A A Show theme, and the productuon of the show s s I . 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A -1' 1 L l 1 l 7 1 J 1 I I 1 D 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 I I I I I ' : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - o o 0 . , . . . . . , : I 7 1 F 1 ' I 1 I 1 1 1 Bt ra Kneellng left to right Irene Glaser Addle Petranto Barbara Davls Louise Costello Bonnle Rlchebacher Carol Beatty Elaine Stundel Pat Evanko Judy DeWitt Penny Cubberley Standing Cheryl Myers Cmanagerl Ann Price Ricky McNeil Beverly Wright Mary Ann Mlkullak Kathy Slmpkms Linda Stellles Rachel Orr Elene Meury Gall Roth Anna Rlnaldl Jane Schoch Pat Davls Janice Peterson Kathy Rolland Thus year the Hockey Team, coached by Mrs Barbara LoPrestu, had a good season The gurls played mterscholastuc games with New Jersey School forthe Deaf Bordentown, and Vllla Vuctorua SENIORS HOCKEY Left to right Barbara Davis Ad due Petranto Penny Cubberly Jane Schoch Bonnie Rrche bacher Beverly Wright Carol Beatty Pat Evanko Gaul Roth Elaine Stundel Judy DeWrtt Louise Costello Irene Glaser .A style , -- if A,Ax I ' , ,. J A - 15- X . ' , rr,r r T J D B X ' ,XZ . f 4 , 2, A 4 f' - ' ts , K ' . Af ff 1 I , , X 1 - , sr, 4 , -V - , A -. ,. I I I K K r - . I , ' ' 'Q 1 I ' g A I J ,4 ' ,, A X , 2 5 Sf al 'ff' I ' -f , X1 .' . N ' S N . M s., . , 1 , -4 A ' ,, . I . I I . , .I . I . . I , ' , , ' , - ' 1 , . , . ., . , . . I . . I . . I I I ' I ' 'I I 'I l I ' ' I 4 f, F K , l a 1 1' I . U 1 N X , - f I . , , I . WA ' I 1 I X BASKETBALL TEAM An. Flrst row left to rxght Judy Slmonds Irene Glaser Vera Forostenlro Bcnme Rlchebacher Paullne Schelfele Janet Blyth Bertha Prlce Second row Judy DeWitt Bonnie Henderson Kathy SIINPKIHS Rachel Orr Mary Ann Mlkuhak Pat Barker Ellen Martz Beverly Jensen manager The Basketball Team which was dlvlded unto Senior and Jumor Honor Teams engoyed a full active season The gurls donned new uniforms and played Notre Dame Penmngton New Jersey School for the Deaf Cathedral and Villa Vlctorna Coached by Mrs Barbara LoPrestl both teams ended the season with ten wlns and slx losses SENIORS BASKETBALL Left to right Judy Slmonds Irene Glaser Judy DeWm Bon me Rnchebacher Bertha Pnce Absent Louise Tackacs captaln 'J X,, I 1 x, 5 Y -T ' - rf , W ffl - .Z 4 X - 1 K Q H Q A l X v s il YI X .f K , A 7 , 4. 'v ' : I , I . ' JA V . K J e r . ff' X'-L' ' -. rl If 2: 1 , 5 'X -r f , - P ,My Left to right Ricky McNeil Pat Barker Marlene Hutchinson Dolores Bailey Bonnie Richebacher Joan Kovach Kathy Slmpkms Modern Dcmce The Modern Dance under the direction of Mrs Carolyn Tharney learned the basic steps of impressionistic dancing The main performance for the group was the G A A Show G A A Show This years G.A.A. Show sponsored by the Girls Athletic Association was held on March ilth and 12th. The theme Moods in Music was depicted by the use of the many different girls sports activities such as: marching tap dance calisthenics modern dance twirling cheerleading social dance color guard stunts and tumbling maiorettes and the finale. The mesdames of ceremonies Pamela Coane and Sheila Bloom por- trayed a girl from the South and a girl from the North. The activities set to music dis- played the rivalry between the two girls. In the finale the conflict was dissolved and the girls became friends. Mrs. Barbara LoPresti and Mrs. Carolyn Tharney were in charge of the show. The proceeds will be used to improve the girls' sports and activities in Ewing High. i. 0 1 5 U , :VIH I lv sl! 1-5-. we +G!--1 ' r K1 , 2 if, J 1 ' M? F' X 5-vw 9.9 ' - ' vw. C rim n P, Q f ,f p isgp.V .v 11, if gk x 3 4 I W-f'f.a x rj 3? 1 5 f W h 7 1 fn Q .. 4 5 k YW lah' X xb 0 J -La-.3 Q 1 ' 5 's .1-i . VARSITY FOOTBALL I Flrst row left to rrghf Tom Rue Dave Shadell John Carozza ICoachJ Ronald Porefh Bob Howard Art Shadell Bob Tilton Don Waiers Wal? Duryea BrUCe l'lUgl1eS Bob Wldminn GBYY Chuck Luck Sam Scrarroila Duck Jones Ken Rolland Skip Allen Dzlubeclr .llm Wells Al Gummel Rich Somogyl Rob Rlordan Lance Hewltgqn Paul Palau Mr Muen:hfCoacl1j John Fedorchak Second row Doug Parrish CMgrJ Mr Brandt Mr Muench and Mr Brandi VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Ewmg Opp LENAPE STEINERT BURLINGTON MT HOLLY HAMILTON Bob Gladwm Doug Parrish and Ken Lugo PALMYRA MOORESTOWN PRINCETON Burroughs 1 QQ XX X! fix Y I Our Loyal Fans 95 WX , 3 1 'qifffw IOHN C'ARO77A 1 aww 'KY' I' a ' TOM U IO-' ,Q 41635 BOB Tmow e373 518 elf? N aff, Q1 'ff' I Ill Av K N ROLLAND DON WATFRS fl! 13 BOB WIDMANN .0 'W-4 '4' is no 'fr av .sg fi ANC: Hsmrggfx, 'Shih IPI' , ,, , , X1 f f L f' f H4 E 2 qf Q ' ff 'f Y , NA, . ,MM -,I ri ff , 1 :c1,lIfffk?fSfT'- , - f , , I ' I '52 4' ' - , A ' 4' N W 9 gx - r A - ' .H , gg, x K 4 3 4' ' I 1' E 5 . . QV, I V X, J- 5 'N sq Q . , R E -, 2 f 0 kv 1 I .g . 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' wr fu '- ' ' LS' gang-ik, ' 1 Y X ,I Y r f 4 ff in X 1 ' ' s 5 ' N 7 V , af E I -4 v ,E J V FOCJTBALL Although not having a successful wlnnmg season the J V s garned valuable experience Flrst row left to rught Coach Richter Bob Gladwun Sam Catannecchua Duck Brancolnno Dale Muller John Jones Nlck Tackacs Tum West John Rlewe Joe Castelnze Ken Lugo lMgrJ Second row Jerry Hughes Bruce White Dan Mclntosh Lou Latnm Bob Wallace Bob Splch Duck Reed Walt Cubberly Bruce Richards Corey Matthews Bruce Steel Joe Avella Bull Vnckery FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The Freshman Team which completed a successful season with a gm genfwogl, Second row Coach Greene, Mme Bundle rMg,J record of 71 rs Flrst row left to right Bob Terlecka Chuck Fred Bevendge Bruce Wood gnc Johnson Bob Reed Bob slfano Bob K 'VaY Blll Lawler Al Campbell Hank WYCRQH Dufalo Sam Cubberley Mlke Ferrara Bull Curtln Tom Eventt Lynn Hubsch Doug Campbell Denms Patterson Bob Segal Reg Coach Baron . . ....,:. I l 3 . .. , . . I : I I I I I I I I I I : I I I I I I I I I I I , . . . . . ' : ' ', . ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' l ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 Mr Murray .2 si ow ef to g 1 rf C o o n ewe t o o a co D sh fMg y M an e p e A G mme k J ko M M ay fcoa hl Absent Wes R Pore!! and Ste e Be iam VARSITY BASKETBALL l'2i'! Ewing Opp MT HOLLY HUNDERTON CENTRAL MOORESTOWN RIVERSIDE BURLINGTON LENAPE PALMYRA PRINCETON STEINERT HAMILTON MT HOLLY STEINERT PRINCETON BURLINGTON PALMYRA MOORESTOWN HAMILTON PENNSBURY 99 MkeB If ndle R Ir Reed an B b Ja ecek Lg 'I I .ff , I 1I I' II Fir r , I f ri h: A imin , J h Ri , Bob Fri 1, R b Ri rd n. 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Q I K Sr .,-- i ff H, A fx, Q 4 . 4 W f -1' umm wr 4 fy -' , .,.,7'-ff , ff, -' , ,Xl -V , Y .., E -M-an 1 , f V ,, .. , L ' ' ' - if J. V. BASKETBALL Following in fhe Varsify's foo? sfeps, fhe .lV's came fhrough wifh a very successful season. First row, left to right: Buddy Edolo, Bob Corbin, Dick Robinson, Dan Klizda, Norm Lavlin, Lee Mefzgar. Second row: Coach Greener, Lew Benchoff, Jim Dey, Chris Beniamin, Buck Burcheit, Scott Holcombe, Mike Brindle lMgr.J. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The freshman team complefecl a successful season and are looking forward to Varsify competition next year. First row, left fo right: Jerry Schaller CMgr.D, Bob Terlecki, Dan Evanko, Mike Smith, Bob Cohen, Buck Sanford, Bob Segal, and Eric Johnson fMgr.J. Second row: Bob Dufalo, Bill Lawler, Al Campbell, Coach Wandishin, Don Dubel, Vince Perelli, Earl Rommel, and Dick DeWitt. as yoj pb V' rock w f, 1 .. jaw 2 4 L ' 1. ef! -hgpf Left io rnght Walt Duryea Bob Wldmann and Don Waters Absent Tom Sandhoft Flrst row left to right Alex Bowanko Ken Rolland Bob Wldmann Jules Dore Tom Rue Dave Shadell Dave Scovell Gary Barger Jlm Scarlata and Bob Splch Second row Lyman Sand! Al Campbell Lynn Hubsch Art Shadell Doug Campbell John Rnewe Warren Drlv er Jlm Barker and Don Waters Thlrd row Lester Carr Al Larko Bob Dutalo Bob Muller Jlm Hardman Don Hance Bruce Whnte Daman Marr 8 A J 5 'R Q2-Izf-...13 Oliver Bull Farrauto and Steve Cohen Fourth row Tom Sturdevant Bob Wallace Jam Barrett John Smdora Joe Avella Walt Duryea Jett Yake Tom Marino and George Well Fifth row Frank Hollins Bob Orendorff Dave Mllls Bob Gladwm Bob Steepy Steve Ben lamln Jerry Shaler Jam Forst and Jlm MacDald Frank Hollins Coaches Mr Scherrer and Mr Jlras Sturdevant and Jlm Barrett Flrst row left to right Bull Farrauto, Ken Rolland and Jam Forst Second row Tom Left to rlght Dave Shadell Lyman Saldt Jnm Barker Tom Rue and Art Shadell g! A 14 axis, 1 Liege asia A if - . .. .. 1. 1 .. C -1 ........ -- I 7 1 1 1 ' , ' 1 . : , I I I I I I . I I I I I 1 . 1 1 1 , , . 1 , l I I I I - I I I I ' I I U z I I . . I I . I . . 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J ' 2'f5'i.':Y7 ,fp First row left to right Jam Hardman and Jeff Yake Second row Bob Sleepy and Baseball uifl uiflh A K fwlnffh u 'L .fr H? ,Tay XJ ,L X lun f Ly fx HQ'- -ix. X, 5 HI 75 l ri? Furs? row lefi to nghf Ron Poreth Mlke Maclnfash Sam Bruccolerl Carozza Art Cnmmo Joe Schemdler and Bull Vrckery Third row Norm Costello Jim Casfehze Bob Wxese Al Gummel and Larry Bob Blshop Sam Cathermecchua Lee Metzger Dave Sergeanf Jnm Rommel Second row Paul Palatt John Vulella Bud Edolo John Dey Dave McGarrny Pete DeFlesco and Nick Tackacs -L, '!' 'WG Jzmuw-pax mr- Fk- fini 4225? 3 L NORM COSTELLO ' Aff.:-.'-. . -'r' LARRY RO be I 7' z E. 4 I' 'VL if fx xmrx S if thffm Coaches Mr Brand? Mr Schlncher an Mr Greener La W1 SAM BRUCCOLERI PAUL PALATT . 5 -'HE ' MIKE MaclNTOSH 103 ' 1 QD I 3 .+ v .Q , C loss For the second time in our lives, we the class of 1960, entered Ewing High School to pursue our education. As seventh graders we stood in awe of the huge building, the wise and mature upperclassmen, and of the entirely new way of life. After spending one year at the new Junior High School where, as the highest class, we reigned in glory, once again we entered the halls of Ewing High to occupy the low and un- worthy position of Freshman. Early in the year many of our brave boys volunteered to show their abilities on the foot- ball and basketball teams. The spirited cheer- leaders encouraged and inspired many of our victories. We soon undertook the task of organizing our class. We selected a committee which es- tablished our constitution to guide us through the ensuing years. We will always remember Mrs. Bilbee, whom we chose as our class ad- visor, for the help and encouragement she gave us. Towards the end of the year excite- ment filled the air as the day for our class elec- tions drew near. From those nominated we chose as our first officers: President, Rob Riordan, Vice President, Tom Sandhoff, Recording Secretary, Joanne Bassano, and Treasurer, Bruce Hughes. On May 31 we held, as our first class affair, the Freshman Frolic. Will we ever forget the fun and excitement of the balloon dances, the multiplication dances, and the hilarious contests? With hope and anticipation for the future we happily left our freshman year behind ancl looked forward to the advancement and pres- tige of becoming sophomores. During our sophomore year we worked hard to raise money for the many activities which make our high school years meaningful and worthwhile. We held our first big project, the Autumn Hop, on November 1. We all had a wonderful time. Once again our classmates History went out for sports. How honored we felt to see our fellows on the varsity and J.V. teams. With the aid of the talented boys in our class, the varsity football team became the city cham- pions. We will always be proud that our sopho- more class played a small part in winning a trophy for our school. Do you remember those delicious chocolate bunnies? We worked hard to make our Easter Candy sale a success. By the end of the sale most of us could not stand to look at an Easter egg. On May 9 we held our second sophomore dance Twilight Time. On the same day three of our classmates, Rob Riordan, Tom Sandhoff, and Kay Worthington, were elected as student council officers. With the beautiful blue deco- rations providing a twilight effect, our first dated affair served as a celebration as well as a dance. Do you remember Rob and the Musicats? As the last official duty as sophomores we elected the officers for our junior year. Those elected were: President, Paul Palatt, Vice Presi- dent, Jon West, Recording Secretary, Joanne Bassano, Corresponding Secretary, Addie Pe- tranto, and Treasurer, Pat Evanko. Embarking on the new role of upperclassmen, we began our iunior year with the annual maga- zine drive. We were pleased and proud that our class held the best record up to date, with a total amount of six thousand dollars. The three who sold the greatest amount of subscrip- tions were, Sheila Geaghion, Rob Riordan, and Lucille Mazzetelli. Most of us will cherish the stuffed animals we received for selling over fifty dollar's worth of subscriptions. Our treasury received a considerable boost from our efforts during this drive. One of the most important events in our high school careers occured October 31. With much noise and much excitement, we lined up in the Home Economics cottage to be fitted for our class rinos. Not a single day passed without someone chasing after Mrs. Bilbee to find out if the rings had arrived, until finally early in March that long awaited day came. Remember how we showed off our rings to anyone who would look at them? After many weeks of hectic excitement, thefday for our first formal dance, the Junior Prom arrived. What a lovely time we had during An Evening in Paris ! We whirled through a delightful evening as the Trentones Band provided the music and the Lorstan Photographer took speckled pictures which will serve as reminders in the years to come. In spite of the parachute problems, the tall white Eiffel Tower, the side-walk cafes, and the Paris street scenes helped transform the gym into a Paris dream. After the Prom and the Christmas vacation, we began casting for the Junior Play. Many of our hidden talents came forth as the curtain rose on George Washing- ton Slept Here . Because of the cooperation and fine work of everyone connected with the play, especially the leading characters, Tom Sandhoff, Kay Worthington and Marilyn Meager, our production proved to be a huge success. It-was hard to realize that only one more year at Ewing lay ahead for us, but the three years of anticipation quickly gave way to the most important year of growth and enioy- ment. As some of us waited to hear from colleges and others from iobs, we began to realize the many important decisions and difficult tasks which lay before us during this most important year. The moans and groans of many of us became a part of the classroom scene. Oh, Mr. Ingenbrandt, not another term paper! Un- der the leadership of our senior class officers: President, Tom Sandhoffg Vice President, Frank Hollins, Recording Secretary, Joanne Bassanog Corresponding Secretary, Addie Petranto, Treas- urer, Carol Lavan and Historian, Toby Kosof- sky, we planned to make this a year to remem- ber. Early in the year we sponsored an all school dance called Autumn. The financial success of the dance paved the way for similar dances in the future. Time quickly passed and the date for the Senior Play crept up on us just as quick- ly. We chose a rather unusual play, The Skin of Our Teeth. lt was presented on January 22 and 23. How appropriate that name is! This play required three complete scenery changes. Will we ever forget all the work the fine stage crew did? Gary? In addition to giving a fine performance with Tom Sandhoff, Pat Evanko, Audrey Everson, and Penny Cubberly taking the leads, we held the record for the largest patron ticket list totaling seventy-eight persons. As the class worked on the play, the yearbook staff was busy organizing material for Destiny Unknown. Can you recall the day Sam Sciar- rotta lost the subscription book of the Yearbook? As spring fever took hold of many of us and we found ourselves daydreaming more than usual, the senior trip to Washington, D.C. pro- vided welcomed relief. Can we ever forget the fun and excitement on the train, the boat, and the sightseeing tours? What about that talent show? We all experienced a feeling of close- ness to our old and new friends. Even though we returned to the normal routine of everyday school life, that common disease called Senior- itis firmly took hold of many of us. As May 20, the Senior Prom day, drew near so our high school days were also ending. After dancing from nine to one, the PTA sponsored our post prom, a late dinner, more entertainment, a full length movie, and a closing breakfast. With heavy lids and tired feet we left behind a night to remember. As we solemnly walked down the aisle at graduation, we realized that we were embark- ing on many separate journeys with Destiny Unknown . Some of us wondered where we would be ten years from now. Ewing High, our school, our Alma Mater true, will always remain dear to us and be remembered as a very im- portant and rewarding part of our lives. 5 -s 'Q i , I lx Gb. Senior Closs Trip The most looked-forward-to, the most enjoyable, and the most memorable event of our high school years is the senior class trip. With excitement, anticipation, and a little noise, we, the class of 1960, clamored aboard the Morning Congressional at Penn Station on April 6th and embarked on the long awaited journey. The train took us to Baltimore where we switched our lug- gage to sightseeing buses and settled down for the drive to Annapolis. After touring the grounds and the tomb of John Paul Jones, we watched those handsome mid- shipmen march in perfect formation to their classes. The sight was indeed a thrilling one. We ate lunch at Carvel Hall-Anyone for ham steak?-and once again boarded the buses to proceed to Washington, D.C. The view of the Capitol building as we came over the hill just out- side of Washington thrilled and inspired many of us. After having our class picture taken in front of the Capitol, we toured the building. Before returning to Maryland, we toured Washington and with the bus drivers acting as guides, we viewed the Washington Monument, the Lincoln Memorial, and many other impres- sive buildings. We boarded the steamer, our home for the next two nights, at Baltimore. Although some of us found it a little hard to digest our food while being bounced around, we managed to survive our first ship- decks. Too excited to sleep, we settled down for a long night's rest in preparation for a long exciting day of touring beautiful and historic Williamsburg. The steamer docked at Norfolk, Virginia at 6:30 A.M. while we were enjoying our breakfast. Before touring Williamsburg, we stopped at the Marines Museum and at Yorktown where we were able to view the famous battlefield. Walking through Williamsburg and touring the historic buildings and shops allowed us the oppor- tunity to actually relive the history of our country. A movie of Williamsburg during the Revolutionary War days put us in the proper mood to appreciate and en- joy the historical value of the city. Back on the steamer for more shipboard fun after another eventful day and enjoyable lunch at the Williamsburg Lodge, we were entertained by our fellow students. The boat rocked and rolled with the laughter and shouts brought on by cer- tain students as they danced and sang their way to fame. After breakfast the next morning, we carried our suit- cases to the buses and set out for Washington where board meal with no casualties. After dinner, we enjoyed an evening of dancing and walking the slightly windy W-nl P -aft tl, - V' X Xv we toured the F.B.l. building and the Archives building. Some of us got to experience the thrill of seeing the Lincoln Memorial while others were fortunate enough to climb the 898 steps of the Washington Monument. The delicious lunch at Hogates Restaurant refreshed us, and, with anticipation, we rode to Arlington National Ceme- tery where we watched the changing of the guard. We spent the remainder of the day at Mount Vernon where we enjoyed touring the house, viewing the breath-taking scene across the Potomac River, and stocking up on souvenirs and refreshments. Weary but happy seniors boarded the buses for a last ride through Washington to the Union Station where we boarded the train for the ,gf return trip to Trenton. After a hurried dinner on the train-What did we eat anyway?-we settled down amid singing, card games, and an authentic water pistol fight. We arrived home wishing that those three days were just beginning instead of ending, With sentimental feelings, extremely weary seniors stumbled to the awaiting cars to return home after three glorious days. 'hw- ,Z ft N 4. 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Y 4 ,V THE JUNIOR CLASS OF EWING HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS ml Saturday, 8 00 p m 5 GEoReE WASHINGTON 959 SLEPT HERE Student cldmlsslon S 75 JUNIOR PLAY George Washnngton Slept Here was the .Iumor Play presented by the Class of Sixty This hllarlous comedy set In near by Bucks County drew maximum crowds to the Ewing Hugh School audutorlum The restorahon of a farmhouse supposedly slept In by George Washmgton provided the plot for thus popular play AQ' in J N THE SENIOR CLASS OF EWING HIGH SCHOOL prexenty The Skzn of Our Te IJ JANUARY FRIDAY EVENING 8 00 p m PATRONS 1960 Student Adrn1ss1on 75C 264 No X 1 H El! 1 v N0 4 K -1 SENIOR PLAY We the Senior Class presented our play The Skm of Our Teeth on January 22 and 23 Thus play wrltten by Thornton Wllder Involved three scene changes and a large cast It rs a comedy about George Antrobus has wlfe and two children and thenr general utnlvty mald It deals wuth the hlsfory of manknnd from the days of the dnnosaur to the present day problems of man We can certalnly say that we came through the play by The Skm of Our Teeth' 3 'if 8? use 'inf' l ? ' ll ' ll I n g I 1 1 ' I I ' I I ll ' Il l .K I 5 . ' T T Lx. T ' 1 ' II: e 2 I . , X ' 57-W ' - s' ., . A ' ' 'It fel- 1 x .A T A H5 , A A L. ' ,- .4 -ffm I 6 Honors and Awards 7-.Q JOANNE BASSANO Delegate New Jersey GIrls State Q' h.,.,f HENRY HOFBAUER State WInner VoIce of Democracy Speech Alternate New Jersey Boys State NatIonal Mernt Scholarshlp FInalIst is 'rw' JOAN EMANN Alternate New Jersey Glrls State Betty Crocker Homemaker Award South Jersey Natuonal ForensIc League DIstrIct Champuonshlp Humorous lnterpretatlon PTA Award l.ll.LlE HENNIX Delegate New Jersey Glrls State Alternate CItIzenshIp lnshtute 'S' 51v...,,,,. WM., we DAVID PHILLIPS PAT EVAN K0 Delegate New Jersey Boys State Delegate New Jersey CItIzenshIp InstItute Delegate Nangnal Sfudenf Cong,-ess Past Presldents of Mercer County X- PAUL PALATT Alternate New Jersey Boys State Second Place Senlor BIology DIVISION Trenton ScIence FaIr ,. , D 1 ,, ' f, gy r M , hafta' Q, A Vg t,y -W ii be ,i F QN 5,4 f-if N DELIA McMULLAN ROBERT RIORDAN Alternate New Jersey Girls State Delegate New Jersey Boys State National Merit Scholarshlp Finalist Q' 'Na ea- THOMAS SANDHOFF LOUISE TACKACS ur' N..-' TOM STURDEVANT l S t Alternate New Jersey Boys State N J B St t Alternate New Jersey Gurs ta e Delegate ew ersey oys ae 1 is 'QI' 5-vov KAY WORTHINGTON Delegate New Jersey Glrls State Daughters of American Revolutnon Cltlzenshnp Award Q give rs 7 Directory ACKEN, JOHN 0 4 Pershing Avenue-Orchestra, Forensic Club, Choir. ALBERTSON, MYRON 0 Broad and Brenwall Avenues-Hi-Y. ANDRZEJAK, FRANK 9 270 Weber Avenue. ASHMEN, GERALD 0 606 Maple Avenue-Golf Club, Chefs' Club, Hi-Y, Intramurals. BARGER, GARY 0 River Road-Chess Club, Ping Pong Club. BARKER, JAMES 0 3 Grafton Avenue-Track, Key Club, Band. BARRETT, JAMES 0 7 Wickford Avenue-Intramurals, Math Club, Track. BASSANO, JOANNE 0 31 Ardsley Avenue-Junior and Senior Plays, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Class Cabinets. BEATTY, CAROL 0 24 Glen Stewart Drive-Intramurals, Twirling Club, Basketball, Hockey, Softball, Modern Dance. BENJAMIN, STEVEN 0 35 Lower Ferry Road-Freshman, J.V., Varsity Basketball, J.V. Baseball, Orchestra, Band, Choir, Mixed Ensemble, Boys' Ensemble. BENNETT, WILLIAM 0 1584 Parkside Avenue-Key Club, Senior Assembly Committee, Yearbook Editor. BERGSTROM, JUDITH 9 23 Clover Hill Circle-Choir, Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, All-State Choir. BIBISI, JULIA 0 111 Summit Avenue-Twirling Club, Photography Club, Highlights, Glee Club, Intramurals. BITLER, JUNE 0 106 Broad Avenue-Latin Club, Biology Club, Chess Club, Dramatics Club, Leader Corps, G.A.A., Junior Assembly Committee, Student Council, Junior Class Cabinet, Highlights Stalt, Junior and Senior Plays. BLOOM, SHEILA 0 1113 Parkside Avenue-Forensic Club, Guidance Club, Student Council, F.T.A., Yearbook Staff, Dramatics Club, Communicators' Club, Library Staff. BORZA, PETER 0 2076 Pennington Road-Junior Class Cabinet. BRUCCOLERI, SAMUEL 0 23 Clover Avenue-Intramurals, Booster Club, Freshman Football, Basketball, and Baseball, J.V. Football and Basketball, Varsity Baseball, Key Club, Senior Class Cabinet, Senior Play. BUCKLEY, GERALDINE 0 25 Walton Avenue-Varsity Cheerleader, Modern Dance, Ewing Art Asso- ciation. BUSHNELL, THEDA 0 1626 Seventh Street-Library Council, Student Council. BUTTICE, CARMELLA 0 49 Dawes Avenue-Senior Guidance Club. CADMUS, PATRICIA 0 515 Eggerts Crossing Road-G.A.A., Senior Guidance Club, Intramurals. CALDRONE, ROGER 0 9 Glen Stewart Drive. CAROZZA, JOHN 0 116 Hinckle Avenue-Band, Freshman Football and Baseball, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Football and Baseball, Orchestra. CELMER, WALTER 0 276 Claflin Avenue. COANE, PAMELA 0 305 Pingree Avenue-French Club, Drama Club, Yearbook Staff, Intramurals, Communicators' Club, Junior Play, Choir. CONKLING, LYN 9 24 Gilmore Road. CONNER, DORIS 0 1063 Terrace Boulevard-Choir. COOK, PAMELA 0 26 Woodland Avenue-Orchestra, Modern Dance, Fashion Club. CORNMESSER, JANET 0 Montague Avenue-Intramurals, Orchestra, Color Guard, Senior Play. COSTELLO, LOUISE 0 45 Hillman Avenue-Intramurals, Hockey, Softball, Basketball, Volleyball, Senior Play. COSTELLO, NORMAN 0 111 Buttonwood Drive-Band, Chess Club, Table Tennis Club, Freshmen, J.V., and Varsity Baseball, Hi-Y, Intramurals, Latin Club. COULT, JOSEPH 0 137 Glendale Drive-Chess Club, Table Tennis Club, Intramurals, Latin Club, Sophomore Class Cabinet, Senior Play. COYLE, PATRICIA 0 38 Stratford Avenue-Booster Club, Highlights Representative, Hockey, Modern Dance, Choir, Glee Club. CRUTCHLEY, EDWARD 0 17 Lisbon Avenue. CUBBERLEY, PENELOPE 0 315 Berwyn Avenue-Junior Dramatics Club, Hockey, Booster Club, Year- book Editor, Basketball, Junior and Senior Play. DANSBURY, JANE 0 573 Howell Avenue-Choir, Future Nurses' Club, Freshman Cheerleader, G.A.A. Council, Yearbook Editor, Sophomore Class Cabinet, Intramurals, Senior Play. DAVIS, BARBARA 0 1573 Eleventh Street-School Mascot, Softball, Basketball, Hockey, Volleyball, Orchestra, Senior Play. DeNICOLA, PATRICIA 0 1 Pershing Avenue-Booster Club, Junior and Senior F.T.A., Latin Club, G.A.A., Biology Club, Junior and Senior Play. DERRICO, DANIEL U 58 Main Boulevard. DEWITT, JUDITH 0 29 Patton Drive-French Club, G.A.A., Freshman and J.V. Cheerleader, Intra- murals, Junior and Senior Dramatics Clubs, F.T.A., Junior and Senior Plays, Yearbook Editor, Hockey, Volleyball, Softball, Basketball. DONOVAN, ELIZABETH 0 49 Dunmore Avenue-Leade'r Corps, Library Council, Modern Dance, Golf Club. DROGON, WALTER 0 106 Beacon Avenue. DURYEA, WALTER 0 5 Woodhampton Drive-J.V. and Varsity Football, J.V. Baseball, Track, Student Council, Boys' Glee Club, Boys' Ensemble, Yearbook Editor. DZIUBEK, GARY 0 112 Stratford Avenue-Junior and Senior Plays, Varsity Football, Senior Class Cabinet, Key Club. EDWARDS, RONALD 0 440 Ewingville Road. ELDER, JAMES 0 31 Sherbrooke Road. EMANN, JOAN 0 11 Patton Drive-G.A.A. Council, Junior Assembly Committee, Freshman Cheer- leader, Dramatics Club, Forensic Club, Yearbook Stalt, Senior Play. EVANKO, PATRICIA 0 Heath Street-J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader, Yearbook Editor, Student Council, Latin Club, G.A.A., F.T.A., Hockey, Softball, Volleyball, Intramurals, Leader Corps, Sewing Club, Knitting Club, Fashion Club, Senior Play, Junior Class Cabinet. EVERSON, AUDREY 0 508 Maple Avenue-G.AiA., Choir, Orchestra, Color Guard, Mixed Ensemble, Girls' Ensemble, Hockey, Softball, SGNIOY Play- FALZINI, BETTY 0 439 Grand Avenue-Intramurals, Leader Corps, Choir, Future Nurses' Club, Red Cross, Student Council, Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Ensembles. FARRAUTO, WILLIAM 0 502 Sutherland Road-Yearbook Art Staff, Junior Class Cabinet, Ewing Art Association, Track, FARROW, LESLIE 0 636 Concord Circle-Twirling Club, Modern Dance, Intramurals. FELCONE, MARY 0 724 River Road-Latin Club, Guidance Club, Twirling Club, Communicators' Club, Forensics Club, Yearbook Statt, Junior and Senior Plays. FERRI, BARBARA 0 485 Grand Avenue-Intramurals, Choir, Junior Art Club. FLETCHER, LEONA 0 7 Sarth Avenue-Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Future Nurses' Club, Chefs' Club. FORST, JAMES 0 1593 Prospect Street-National Math Club, J.V. Baseball, Intramurals, Golf Club, Art Club. FRANTZ, LENORE 0 93 Theresa Street-Yearbook Art Staff, Ewing Art Association, Modern Dance, Junior Art Club, Junior and Senior Plays. FRASCELLA, NORMAN 0 275 Weber Avenue-Glee Club, Chess Club, Newspaper Club. FRITZ, ROBERT 0 609 Greenway Avenue-Band, Orchestra, Freshman, J.V. and Varsity Basketball, Freshman Baseball, Student Council. GALLO, FRANCES 0 2801 Madison Avenue. GARSKY, CAROLE 0 307 Berwyn Avenue-Intramurals, G.A.A., Modern Dance, Biology Club, Photography Club, Yearbook Staff, Chess Club, Student Council, Future Nurses' Club, Junior Dra- matics Club, Leader Corps. GAUG, ROBERT 0 1193 Parkside Avenue-Freshman Baseball and Football, Orchestra, Band. GEAGHEION, SHEILA 0 185 Walker Avenue-Choir. GENTILE, MARY ANN 0 50 Sherbrooke Road-Maiorette, F.T.A., Yearbook Staff, Glee Club, Junior and Senior Plays. GERVASIO, ARNOLD 3 158 Scotch Road. GILBERT, LESTER 0 1728 Sixth Street-Intramurals, Junior Assembly Committee, Golf Club, Tumbling Club, Chess Club, Senior Play. GILLMER, EDWIN 0 17 Van Dyne Drive-Chess Club, Ping Pong Club. GIORDANO, KATHLEEN 0 39 Dawes Avenue-Senior Guidance Club. GLASER, IRENE 0 103 Theresa Street-Newspaper Staff, Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Twirling Club, Forensic Club, Editors' Club. GRAMA, JUDITH 0 11 White Beech Court-Intramurals, G.A.A., Modern Dance, Maiorette, Twirling Club, Senior Play. GRAMA, LOUIS 5 11 White Beech Court. HAAS, RICHARD 0 Upper Ferry Road-Junior and Senior Plays, Junior and Senior Assembly Commit- tees, Fish Club, Garden Club, Choir, Glee Club, Mixed Ensemble, Ping Pong Club, Math Club, Intramurals. HAFITZ, FAYE 0 346 Berwyn Avenue-Booster Club, Junior and Senior F.T.A., Forensic Club, Yearbook Staff. HARDMAN, JAMES 0 1158 Lower Ferry Road-Band, Orchestra, Track. HENNIX, LILLIE 9 192 Woodland Avenue-Student Council, Alternate-Citizens Institute, Softball, Twirling Club, Modern Dance, G.A.A., Freshman Cheerleader, Glee Club, Choir, Maiorette. HEWITSON, LANCE 9 11 White Beech Drive-Freshman Football, J.V. Baseball, Varsity Football, Junior and Senior Class Cabinets. HEWITT, FRANCES 0 106 Keswick Avenue-Canteen Council. HOFBAUER, HENRY 0 615 Latona Avenue-Boys' Ensemble, Forensic Club, Orchestra, Mixed Ensemble, Stamp Club, Golf Club, J.V. Football, Track, Senior Play. HOLLINGER, CHARLES 0 325 Hillcrest Avenue-Chess Club, Cooking Club, Science Club, Math Club. HOLLINS, FRANK 0 100 Pingree Avenue-Freshman Basketball, Intramurals, Chess Club, Journalism Club, Press Club, Editors' Club, Junior and Senior Class Cabinets. HOUSEHOLDER, KAREN 0 524 Maple Avenue-F.T.A., French Club, Ping Pong Club. HUBBS, EDITH 0 1066 Terrace Boulevard-Modern Dance, Twirling Club, G.A.A., Nursing Club, Library Council. HUGHES, BRUCE 9 92 Woodland Avenue-Freshman, J.V., Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball CMgr.l, Intramurals, Track, Choir, Boys' Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, Sophomore and Senior Class Cabinets, Yearbook Editor, Senior Play. HULICK, DONALD 0 118 W. Upper Ferry Road-Band, Tri-Y, Chess Club. JONES, ROGER 0 208 Homecrest Avenue. KEELEN, VIRGINIA 0 4 Shelton Avenue. KILCOYNE, LAWRENCE 0 1102 Lower Ferry Road-Chess Club, Intramurals. KOENIG, PAUL 0 16 Wilburtha Road-Junior and Senior Class Cabinets, Senior Play. KOOPMAN, PAMELA 0 7 Ewington Avenue-Ewing Art Association, Yearbook Art StatT, Show Case Display Committee, Student Council, Photo Club, Girls' Ensemble. KOSOFSKY, TOBY 0 1457 Pennington Road-G.A.A. Council, F.T.A., Guidance Club, Intramurals, Choir, Booster Club, Dramatics Club, Yearbook Editor, Senior Class Cabinet, Junior and Senior Class Plays. KOVACH, JOAN U 539 Washington Avenue-Modern Dance, Twirling Club. KOWNACKI, KATHLEEN 0 1244 Prospect Street-Leader Corps, Twirling Club, Intramurals. KUBIN, ROBERT 0 1772 Seventh Street-Tumbling Club. KURTI, ERNEST 0 2 Dixmont Avenue-Art Club, Photo Club. LAMPMAN, JEAN 0 10 lowana Avenue-Intramurals, French Club, G.A.A. Council, Modern Dance, Senior Play. LAVAN, CAROL 0 6 Peck Avenue-Senior Class Cabinet, G.A.A. Council, Junior and Senior Plays, Basketball, School Store. LEESE, CAROLE 0 103 Broad Avenue-Journalism Club, Press Club, Junior Dramatics Club, Senior Guidance Club. LIICK, CHARLES 0 559 Howell Avenue-Band, Chess Club, Choir, J.V. and Varsity Football, Glee Club, Mixed Ensemble. MAAHSEN, BARRY 0 10 Glen Mawr Drive. MARCINE, DICK 0 15 Glen Stewart Drive. MASON, VIRGINIA 0 111 Hazel Avenue-G.A.A., F.T.A. MAZZITELLI, LUCILLE 0 525 Greenway Avenue-Press Club, Red Cross, Canteen Council, Girls' En- semble, Mixed Ensemble. 6 -1-vi -'tr ,. , . McCARTHY, ANNE 0 1205 Parkside Avenue-G.A.A. Council, Yearbook Staff, Freshman Cheerleader, Hockey, Modern Dance, Choir. MCCLINTOCK, MARGARET 0 2450 Stuyvesant Avenue-Art Club, G.A.A. Council, Hockey, Sewing Club, Yearbook Art Editor: Senior Play, MclNTOSH, MICHAEL I 262 Weber Avenue-J.V. Baseball and Football, Intramurals, Band. McMULLAN, DELIA 0 4 Manor Drive-G.A.A. Council, Freshman, J.V., Varsity Cheerleader, Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Junior and Senior Plays, Yearbook Art Staff. MEAGHER, MARILYN 0 615 Concord Circle-Orchestra, Junior and Senior Plays, Intramurals. MELLODGE, JOHN 0 101 Hawthorne Avenue-Ping Pong Club, Chess Club, Art Club. MERSHON, SANDRA 0 B6 Woodland Avenue-Photo Club. MEYER, CHRISTINE 0 Bear Tavern Road, R.D. 31-Choir. MILLER, BETTY 0 23 Downing Road-Orchestra, G.A.A. Council, Color Guard, Choir, Student Counci . MISZKOWSKI, JOANN 0 1613 Eleventh Street. MITCHELL, WILLIAM ' 1280 Lower Ferry Road-Proiection Club, Art Club, Photography Club. MIZERAK, NICHOLAS 0 62 Glen Mawr Drive-Chess Club, Archery Club. MOLNAR, ROBERT 0 270 Greenland Avenue-Intramurals, Ping Pong Club. MONK, FRED 9 Eggerts Road. MONTE, MILDRED 0 360 Concord Avenue-Choir, Dramatics Club, Student Council. MORAN, DENNIS 0 23 Steinway Avenue-Cooking Club, Intramurals, Freshman Basketball, Chess Club, Varsity Basketball. MORROW, BERTHA 0 167 Woodland Avenue-G.A.A., Basketball, Hockey, Softball. MURAWSKI, MARY 0 65 Lanning Street-F.T.A., Library Council. MURDZA, MARY 0 1602 Ninth Street. MYERS, CHERYL 0 604 Westmoreland Drive-Freshman and Varsity Cheerleader, Choir, Future Nurses' Club, Color Guard, Senior Guidance Club, Softball, Forensic Club, Hockey, Yearbook Editor, Senior Play, Mixed Ensemble, Girls' Ensemble. NEWALL, JANET 0 8 Keswick Avenue-F.T.A., Choir, Senior Play. NIX, RONALD 0 106 Woodland Avenue-Intramurals, Chefs' Club. NOWALSKI, STANLEY 9 1443 N. Olden Avenue-Woodworking Club, Card Club. OLSZAK, ROBERT 0 3 Kirk Avenue-Science Club, Photo Club. OSHMAN, CAROL 0 2271 Spruce Street-F.T.A., Choir, Glee Club, Girls' Ensemble. PAGNATO, PAUL 0 43 Sherbrooke Road. PALATT, PAUL 0 7 Diane Drive-Freshman Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council, Sopho- more Class Cabinet, J.V. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Junior Class Cabinet, Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball, Key Club, Math Club. PARRISH, DOUGLAS 0 9 Clement Avenue-Manager-Football, Basketball, Baseball, Senior Assembly Committee, Junior and Senior Plays. PARZIALE, MARY ANN 0 1614 Eighth Street-Canteen Council, Intramurals. PERELLI, BRUCE 0 634 Latona Avenue-Student Council, Freshman Football, Basketball, Intramurals, Band, J.V. Baseball, Sophomore and Junior Class Cabinets, Freshman Baseball. PETRANTO, ADELINA 0 25 De Cou Avenue-J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader, Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, G.A.A. Council, Modern Dance, Baseball, Junior and Senior Class Cabinets. PHILLIPS, DAVID 0 1926 Pennington Road-Forensic Club, Highlights, Freshman Baseball lMgr.l, Senior Play. PISAURO, LEE 0 16 Stratford Avenue-Orchestra, Band, J.V. Baseball, Junior and Senior Plays, Drum Maior, Golf Club, Track. PLAZERINE, BEVERLY 0 8 Arctic Parkway-Photography Club, Hockey, Fashion and Modeling Club. PLUMMER, SANDRA 0 5 Acton Avenue-Glee Club, Junior and Senior Plays. POLIGNANO, VINCENT 0 2416 Madison Avenue-Garden Club, Chess Club, Art Club, Math Club. POWER, WILLIAM 0 25 Van Duyn Drive. PRINCE, DOROTHY 0 8 Stratford Avenue-Modern Dance, Intramurals. RANFONE, ANTHONY 0 1328 Lower Ferry Road. RAPAGNA, DIANN 0 39 Glen Stewart Drive. REESE, BARBARA 0 66 Sherbrooke Road-Orchestra, Canteen Council, Softball, F.T.A., Intramurals. REMMERS, ROBERT 0 516 Maple Avenue-Science Club, Biology Club. RICHARDS, RICHARD 0 44 Stratford Avenue-Intramurals, Golf Club, Hi-Y, Chefs' Club, Chess Club, Freshman Basketball QMgr.J, Varsity Baseball lMgr.l, Junior and Senior Class Cabinets, Junior and Senior Plays. ' RICHEBACHER, BONNIE I 204 Greenland Avenue-Booster Club, Hockey, Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, Intramurals, Junior and Senior Plays, School Store, Modern Dance. RINGKAMP, DONALD 0 1202 Lower Ferry Road-Junior Art Club, Golf Club. RIORDAN, DIANE 0 17 Steinway Avenue-Library Council, Intramurals, Biology Club, Hockey, Red Cross, Highlights. RIORDAN, ROBERT 0 112 Summit Avenue-Freshman Football, Basketball, Baseball, Orchestra, Band, J.V. Basketball, Varsity Football, Basketball, Baseball, Student Council, Key Club, Senior Play, Sophomore Class Cabinet. ROLLAND, KENNETH 0 213 Hazel Avenue-Varsity Football, Track, Intramurals. ROMMEL, LARR,Y 0 2810 Madison Avenue-Freshman, J.V., Varsity Baseball, Booster Club, Senior Play. ROTH, GAIL 0 173 W, Upper Ferry Road-Hockey, Basketball, Glee Club, Choir, Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble. ROTHSTEIN, GAYLE 0 1013 Parkside Avenue-Forensic Club, Choir, Girls' Ensemble, Mixed En- semble, F.T.A., Junior Dramatics Club, Yearbook Staff, Senior Play, Glee Club, Dress Club. RUE, THOMAS 0 76 Lanning Street-Freshman Football, Basketball, J.V. Football, Track, Varsity Foot- ball, French Club, Choir, Glee Club. RUNKLES, GAY 0 647 Concord Circle-Booster Club, Twirling Club, Library Council, Yearbook Staff. RYAN, WALTER 0 1044 River Road-Intramurals, Ping Pong Club. SAIDT, LYMAN 0 I3 Clermont Avenue-Orchestra, Track, Ping Pong Club. SANDHOFF, THOMAS I 135 Nancy Lane-J.V. Football, Track, Sophomore Class Cabinet, Student Council, Junior and Senior Class Cabinets, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Boys' Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, Golf Club, Key Club, Band, Orchestra, Yearbook Editor. SAUNDERS, BARBARA 0 416 Hazel Avenue-Volleyball, Hockey, Baseball, Camera Club, Journalism Club, Dramatics Club, Glee Club, Choir, Senior Assembly Committee, French Club, F.T.A., Future Homemakers of America. SCHLICHER, THELMA 0 92 Ridgewood Avenue-Softball, Modern Dance, Hockey. SCHMIEDER, MARY LOUISE 0 1904 Pennington Road-Art Club, Choir, Glee Club, Service Corps, Drama Workshop, Basketball. SCHOCH, JANE 0 4 Diane Drive-Orchestra, Modern Dance, Hockey, Basketball, Softball, Freshman, J.V., Varsity Cheerleader, Student Council, Sophomore Class Cabinet, Volleyball, Junior and Senior Plays, Yearbook Editor. SCIARROTTA, SAMUEL 0 1573 Parkside Avenue-Freshman, J.V., Varsity Football, Freshman Baseball, Student Council, Booster Club, Hi-Y, Key Club, Intramurals, Yearbook Editor. SCIASCIA, JOANNE 0 110 Trenton Avenue-Glee Club, Choir, Freshman Cheerleader, Mixed En- semble, Modern Dance, Senior Play. SEGAL, JEROME 0 Pennington Road-Hi-Y, Chess Club, Senior Play. SEGSWORTH, PETER 0 29 Farm Road-Orchestra, Band, Choir, Senior Play, Highlights, Key Club. SIEBERS, ADELINE 0 74 Main Boulevard-Modern Dance, Intramurals. SHADELL, ARTHUR 0 21 Winthrop Avenue-Chefs' Club, J.V. and Varsity Football, Track, Glee Club, Choir, Boys' Ensemble. SHADELL, DAVID 0 21 Winthrop Avenue-Freshman Football, Basketball, Baseball, Chess Club, J.V. and Varsity Football, Choir, Boys' Ensemble, Glee Club, Track. SHALER, ROGER 0 15 Dawes Avenue-Golf Club, Junior and Senior Assembly Committees. SHARGO, JACQUELINE 0 119 Central Avenue-Leader Corps, Intramurals, Chess Club, Modern Dance, G.A.A., Hockey, Senior Guidance Club, Junior and Senior Plays. SHARLIN, MARCIA 0 3 Shelton Avenue-Modern Dance, Senior Play. SHEETS, DIANE 9 121 Ardsley Avenue. SIMMONS, WAYNE 0 16 Farrell Avenue-J.V. Baseball, Intramurals. SIMON, EVELYN 0 427 Greenway Avenue-Orchestra, Choir, Girls' Ensemble, Yearbook Staff. SIMONDS, JUDITH C 131 Central Avenue-Booster Club, Student Council, Baseball, Basketball, Hockey, J.V. Cheerleader, Modern Dance, G.A.A., Volleyball, Glee Club, Choir, Senior Play. SINDORA, JOHN 0 221 Clamer Road-Ping Pong Club. SODEN, JAMES 0 22 Lorin Avenue-Tumbling Club, Senior Assembly Committee. SOLACK, FRANK U 27 Sherbrooke Road-Band. SPINELLI, JOSEPH 0 1110 Prospect Street-Band, Orchestra, Choir, Boys' Ensemble, Mixed En- semble, Junior Play. SPRANZA, DIANNE 0 630 Concord Circle-F.T.A., Sewing Club, Choir. SREDINSKI, JOHN 0 10 Ewington Avenue-Math Club, Tropical Fish Club, Glee Club, Choir, Track. STEEPY, ROBERT 0 115 Summit Avenue-Garden Club, Glee Club, Track. STEVENSON, ELLEN 0 79 Pennwood Drive-Junior Art Club. STOUT, RICHARD 0 329 Pingree Avenue-Booster Club, Intramurals. STRACK, PRISCILLA 0 9 Manor Drive-F.T.A., Photography Club, Intramurals. STUNDEL, ELAINE 0 712 Parkway Avenue-Twirling Club, Press Club, Sewing Club, Highlights, Student Council, Hockey, Basketball, G.A.A., Journalism Club, Junior and Senior Play. STURDEVANT, THOMAS 0 209 Pingree Avenue-Key Club, Junior and Senior Play, Boys' Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, Choir, All-State Choir, Track. SUTTON, GAIL 0 9 Orne Avenue-Art Club, Modern Dance, J.V. and Varsity Cheerleader, Basket- ball, Intramurals. SWANSON, JOAN 0 9 West Upper Ferry Road-Orchestra, Modern Dance, Fashion Club, Yearbook Staff. TACKACS, LOUISE 0 28 Preston Avenue-Orchestra, Choir, Basketball, Softball, Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, Color Guard, Student Council, Junior and Senior Plays, Yearbook Editor-in-Chief. TAWEEL, SABA 0 404 Greenway Avenue-Varsity Football, Track. TAYLOR, ROBERT 0 81 Lanning Avenue-Student Council, Sophomore Class Cabinet, Band, Highlights Stalt, Track, Orchestra, Boys' Glee Club. TENAGLIA, KATHLEEN 0 1453 Pennington Road-Nurses' Club, Nature Club. TILTON, OTTILIE 9 520 Ewingville Road-Booster Club, Girls' Ensemble, Girls' Glee Club, Mixed Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Choir, Junior Play. TILTON, ROBERT 0 112 Green Lane-Booster Club, Junior and Senior Plays, Junior and Senior Class Cabinets, Varsity Football. TINSLEY, SHIRLEY 0 27 Preston Avenue-Choir, Girls' Glee Club, Softball, Modern Dance. TRAVIA, SAMUEL 0 1556 Pennington Road. VALENTINE, SHIRLEY 0 9 Loring Avenue-Choir, Intramurals, Softball, G.A.A. WAGNER, GAIL 0 136 Summit Avenue-Ewing Art Association, Orchestra, Maiorette, G.A.A. WARREN WILLIAM 0 35 Pennwood Drive-Art Club. WATERS, DONALD 0 20 Pennroad Avenue-Student Council, Senior Play, Freshman Basketball, Track, Freshman Baseball, J.V. Basketball and Football, Varsity.Football, Orchestra. WEST, JONATHAN 0 24 Patton Drive-Freshman Football and Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Track, Chess Club, Golf Club, Student Council, Junior Class Cabinet, Junior and Senior Plays. WHITE, KENNETH 0 316 Beechwood Avenue-Freshman Football, Chess Club, Chefs' Club, J.V. and Varsity Track, Intramurals, Junior and Senior Plays. WHITEHEAD, LINDA 0 422 Ewingville Road-Highlights, Junior Class Cabinet, Twirling Club, G.A.A., Yearbook Staff. WIDMANN, ROBERT 0 126 Summit Avenue-Freshmag Basketball, J.V. and Varsity Football, Key Club, Golf Club, Junior and Senior Plays, Chess Club, Tumbling Club. WILKINS, ELWOOD 0 411 Vannest Avenue. WILKINSON, FREDERICK I 7 Preston Avenue-Chess Club, Chefs' Club. WILLIAMS, JAMES 0 316 Wynnewood Road. WISMER, DORIS 0 126 Keswick Avenue-Twirling Club. WOJCIECHOWSKI, MARCIA 0 31 Delaware Avenue-F.T.A., Library Council. WOODS, MICHAEL 0 56 Dunmore Avenue-Band, Orchestra, Junior and Senior Plays. WORTHINGTON, KATHERINE 0 71 Hillcrest Avenue-Leader Corps, Choir, Girls, Boys, and Mixed Ensemble CAccompanist1, Chorus, Basketball, Latin Club, Student Council, Senior Class Cabinet, Junior Play. WRIGHT, BEVERLY 0 6 Stratford Avenue-Orchestra, Choir, Booster Club, Basketball, Hockey, Glee Club. WYCKOFF, GRACE 0 12 Keswick Avenue-Modern Dance, Twirling Club, Food Club. YAKE, JEFFRY 0 Nursery Road-Choir, Glee Club, Biology Club, Art Club, Track. ZAMPINI, LAWRENCE 0 181 Somerset Avenue-Freshman and J.V. Football. LA CORTI, GRACE 9 32 Dixmont Avenue-G.A.A. INDEX Class of 1963 Anderson Charlene Anderson Mary 61 Anderson Roy 61 Arena Pamela Armstrong Gay 61 Band Suzanne 62 Barker Patrlcla 61 81 Baughman Clara 61 Bellfiore Josephlne 62 Benchott Lewls 61 75 101 Benlamln Chrlstopher 61 7 75 101 Bennett Mlchael 61 Berry Dorothy 78 Blckford Harry 61 Bodlne Judlth 63 Bohllnger Marlon 62 Brancollno Rlchard 98 Brlggs George 61 Bruccolerl Joyce 63 87 Burnett Rose 61 Bruno Samuel Burchell Robert BUY1IS Lyn 63 71 88 Campbell Delores 61 Carhart Jean 62 Cartlldge Jean 62 63 73 Catarlnlcchla Sam 62 63 72 98 Chamberlaln Gall 62 76 Chlantese Maryann 62 Chlarello Catherlne 62 63 76 Clark Juanita Clopp Wllllam 62 72 Cohen Steve 62 71 74 75 Cormle JoAnn 61 74 87 Cowen Allce 62 91 Cramer Charles 62 Cubberley Joseph 62 Cubberley Walter 62 98 Davls George Davls James 62 DeCello Patrlcla DeFlesco Peter 62 DeFort Mary 62 Denow Hannah 62 B2 DEPIEYTO Anthony 61 Devlln Kathleen 61 DlFranclsco Arlene 62 81 83 DlNola Dlane 61 76 77 82 Dore Jules 62 Dore Thomas Douglas Charles 61 Drotar Charles 61 71 Dutty Edward 61 Duncan Jacquellne 61 Edolo Buddy 61 101 Edwards Judy 61 Egan Barbara 61 Eggert JUdI1h Estok Mlchael 61 EVEYIY1 James 61 76 Farace Jeanne 61 81 Farrell Thomas 61 Farreny Nancy 62 76 83 Fedorchak John 62 76 95 Ferguson Carol 61 Fusher Sherry 61 81 Flacco John Fletcher Fred 63 Fox Thomas 61 Gabrenas John G lno Joan 61 81 Gamache Donald 61 80 Gentlle Barbara 61 Geraslmowl 1 Gllberta 62 Glbert Lenore 61 71 72 76 77 82 Gllleo JoAnn 63 Gladwln Robert 62 74 75 95 Goodwln Marlon 62 Gremmlnger Katherlne 62 78 Guarnlerl Charlotte 61 Gulden Robert 62 Hatitz Bernlce 62 Haluszka Sonla 62 Hance Donald 62 76 Harbourt Wllllam 62 76 Hartmann Lols 62 76 82 Hawley Dorothy 62 Helsler Walter 62 Herz Harry 62 Hoffman John 62 Holcombe Scott 62 101 Houghton Danny 62 Howarth Grace 62 81 Hughes Gerald 62 63 72 98 Hughes Shlrley 62 lnnoccenzl Armand 62 74 75 lpsa Albert 62 Jewell Ellzabeth 62 63 72 74 Johnson Rlchard Jones John 63 80 98 Jones Rlchard 62 80 95 Katz Judlth 62 Kelly Patrlcla 62 Kllllngs Marllyn Klng Robert 62 Klldzla Danlel 63 101 Knoblock Margle 62 Kocsls Walter 62 Konover Rlchard 62 63 71 Kopcznskl Glorla 62 Kubln Rlchard 61 Laflln Norman 62 Lake Robert Lane Barry 62 Lang Sharon 62 LaRocca Cecella 87 Lavan Veronlca 62 63 Lawrence James 62 Lawton James 62 Lear James 62 Llttman Marllyn 62 Lord Rlchard 63 Lovett Barbara 62 91 Lugo Kenneth 62 76 77 95 Lund Rae Ann 62 Lutz Robert 62 80 MacDald James 79 Madlas Tlmothy Mahaney Tlm 62 74 75 Malor Dlane 63 76 Mansure Robert Marant Mary 62 76 Markust Judlth 62 Margerum Fred Mars Mary Lou Marsh Robert 61 Martnn JoAnn Maturl Wllllam Matzer Thomas McClaskey Barbara 61 MCCOYMICK Carol 61 McGarrlty Davld McGonlgal Warren 61 Mclntosh Danlel 61 75 McKnlght Paul 61 Mclaughlln Theodore 61 McMullan Dorothy 61 72 87 Merrltt Ruth 61 Metzger Lee 61 63 71 72 101 Mlller Carole 63 Mlller Robert 82 Muller Wllllam 61 Mllls Davld 61 76 Monette Theodore Moorcrolt Marle 61 Moore Suzanne 61 Mycock Theresa 61 Nevlus PBTYICIB 61 89 Nlcholl Gary 63 Norckauer Chrlstlne 63 Olexa George 79 Ollver Darlen 63 72 Orendorf Wllllam 63 Peck Judlth 63 72 73 Penrose Gary 63 79 Pestrak Jane 63 72 76 87 Peterson Floyd Peterson Marlon 63 76 77 Pollgnano Wllllam 63 78 POllnSkI Geraldine 61 Popkln Cynthla 62 Porter Patrlcla 63 Potts Marcla 63 Powell Russell 63 Pratt Harold 61 Ranallo Joseph Ranfone Patrlcla 63 Rapagna Marlanne 62 Reed Rlchard 75 88 99 Rees Alberta 63 74 76 Revollnskl Sandra 63 Rlce Judlth 63 76 Rlchards Patrlcla 63 76 88 Roblnson Rlchard 61 101 Roth Stephanle 63 81 Rothschlld Steven 63 71 74 Russo Donald 62 Saranln Glorla 61 Scanlon Vlfglflli 62 Scarlotta James Schelrer Susan 62 74 Schlavone Davld 61 Schneck Carol 62 76 Schnoerlng Dlane 63 76 Scovell Davld 74 75 Sebasto Domlnlck 63 Selbel James 61 Sennet Robert Sergeant Davld 61 63 Shadell Dlane 61 76 Shaler John 80 Sharlln Llnda 62 72 73 Sheets Lllllan 62 Slckles Ruthle 62 71 76 Slebers Mary 62 76 Sllverman Nancy 62 76 SlFlCl3II' Paul 61 75 Skaggs Barbara Small Susan 62 71 78 Splch Robert 61 63 72 Starkey Ralph 63 74 Stevenson Wllllam 61 80 Stout Lucllle 63 76 88 Sulek Sandra 63 Swartwood Jerry 61 Tackacs Nlcholas 63 Terranova Constance Thomson John Thopson Wllllam 63 Tllger Rlchard 63 Torettl Mary Tracchl Patrlcla 63 Trautman Margaret Valentlne Thomas 63 Van Gullck Rlchard 63 7 Vaughn Cralg 63 80 Vecchlolla Ronald Vlllella John 63 Wargo Joseph 63 Warm Rlchard Warner Lynn 89 Washko Joseph 63 Webster Rlchard 75 Well George 63 Wetherbee Elalne 63 Whlte Ronald 62 Wlcks Kathleen 62 Wllcynskl Andrew 61 wlley Barbara Wlndsor Wllllam 61 Wolf Robln 62 72 74 76 77 1 , , 1 I I ' , 1 1 , 1 ,98 1 1 1721 1 1 , 1 I . 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F .,. , , I ' 1 1 Vnllella, Anthony Voorhees Loulse Wallace Walters Walton Warren Watson Watson Weaver Weaver Daphne Sandra 64 71 81 87 Dale 64 Sandra 64 Bonme 64 77 Harry 64 Jacqueline Patncla White Gall 65 76 Whlte Peter 64 Whitehead Gall 66 82 Wxlbert Gloria 66 Wilkes Robert 64 78 80 WIllI3mS Bomta 64 Wilson Wllllam 66 Wood Bruce 66 98 Woolverton Susan 66 Wuclnskl Theodora 65 Wyckoff Henry 65 Wyckoff Rlchard 64 74 75 98 Yake Davld 65 74 75 Yoders Carl Yunger Mlchael Class o 1961 Adams Leon 60 Allen Donald 95 Arcamone Mary Louise 58 Armitage Richard Austin David 60 74 75 Avella Joseph 60 72 75 98 Bauley Delores 58 Barger Roger 58 Barrett Wllllam Baughman Clarence 58 Bayer June 58 Bellando Alice 58 76 Betz Marne 58 Bushop Robert 58 Blease Peter 58 79 Blyth Janet 58 91 Boscarell Phlllp 72 Bowanko Alexander 59 Bowker Jacquellne 59 Burchett Melvm 58 101 Bushnell Beverly 58 Butcher Sally Carr Lester 60 Castellze Joseph 58 60 72 88 Catarlnnlchla Rosalie 59 82 Caulton Kelth 60 74 75 Cellse Frank 60 Clmmo Arthur 60 99 Collnns James 59 Colluclo Nancy Comfort Cralg Comiskey Barbara 60 72 Commare Gaul 60 Cook Rlchard 60 Corlture Paulme 58 Crannage Earl 58 Dailey David 58 Damlam Margaret 58 Davies Peter 59 DeFlesco Catherine 60 89 Degner Mary 60 72 73 78 Delmar Lmda 60 Devlm Janice 60 Dey James 60 101 Dnver Warren 59 Dunn R ert Durllng arollne 58 71 Elder John 58 Engvall Ella 60 74 75 Fabian Judith 60 81 Ferrara Phnllp 59 Fleld Barbara 69 60 81 83 Flsh Aprll 59 86 Flsh Pamela 59 Forostenko Vera 59 91 Foster John 58 Frosch Suzanne 59 Gertman Stuart 59 72 74 77 Gervasuo Katherine 60 88 Gobell Sue 76 77 Good Carol 60 72 78 79 Gordon Barbara Gould Mary Ann 60 Gummel Aloyslus 59 95 99 Guralskx Nancy 58 Hageman Delores 59 92 Halko Sally 59 Hamllton Thomas 59 72 74 75 Hammett Donald 59 74 75 Hanmsch Carol 58 Hardy James 59 Harrls Ann 59 Hartley Barbara 59 Heath Robert 59 Henderson Bonme 59 71 74 75 Henne Loretta 59 Herbert Ilene 59 Hewltson Jeffrey 59 Hoffman Roberta 59 Howard Robert 95 Howard Thomas 59 Hubbs Russell 58 76 Hunt Richard Hurley Susan 59 Hutchnnson Marlene 59 9 Iaqumta Jean 59 Iaqulnta Joan Jacobs Kent 58 Janecek Robert 71 99 Jensen Beverly 71 88 Johnson Betty Lou Johnston Dorothy 60 Jones Georgueanne 60 Jones Patncla 60 76 Karp Richard Kauttman Sharon 59 Kearns Kathleen 59 Kemler Joseph 59 Kung Wayne 59 60 Klnley George 58 Klausner Joan 58 74 Kllmzak Cywynn 73 Koske Frank 58 Kramer Helen 58 Laarz Ronald 59 Lasko Albert 59 Laughlin Robert 58 Lawrence Audrey 59 Lecato Emma 60 76 Leese John 58 Lengh Davld Lenox Ronald 58 Lloyd Stuart 58 Loabe Rlchard 60 Lynch Patrlcla 60 71 7 7 Maahsen Lynda 60 Macauley Thomas 60 Mann Muchele 73 81 Mara Frank 59 79 Margolis Mlchael 59 74 Marino Thomas 59 Marko Helen Marton Helene Martz Ellen 58 82 88 89 91 Marval Douglas 58 Matthews Corey 58 98 Matthews Patrlcla 59 McDonald John 58 Mellor James 58 60 Mernone Warren 58 Merritt Margaret 58 Meury Elene 60 73 74 90 91 Mukuluak Mary Ann 60 77 90 91 Muller Dale 58 Mlller Judith 9 Mitchell Nancy 60 Moroze Joseph 72 Mueller John 60 Mummey Catherine 59 74 75 Murchison Margaret 59 92 Myers Robert 58 Nlctakls Steven 60 Nlx Frederick 59 Nlxon Janlce Nolan Kathleen 59 89 Ogburn Davld 59 Orr Rachel 58 78 90 91 Pagans Ralph 58 Palncare Rocco 60 Pallse Francis Pallse John 59 Papp Muke 59 99 100 Parks Thomas 58 Patterson Patrlcla 60 Paul Robert 60 74 75 Perslchulll Anthony Peterson Richard Pogorzelskl Glorla 76 83 Polnton Sheila 59 Porettl Ronald 58 95 Pritchard Sheila 60 76 78 91 Putchat Bruce 59 72 79 Rakosl Rosalind 59 Raywood Nancy 58 78 88 Read Harry 60 Reynolds Wllllam 58 Rlch Benlamln 99 Ruchard Judy Lee 58 81 Rlchards Bruce 58 98 Richardson Patncla 60 Rlewe Jon 60 88 99 Robinson Katherine 59 Rogers James 60 Rogers Patrlcsa Roslowskl Carolyn 60 Rubin Carol 60 81 Rubin Robert 58 Sallle Dorothy Saraclno Jerry 60 Schelfele Paulette 59 91 Schlno Elleen 60 81 Schlno Patrlcla 59 89 Schmettze Tom 58 Schmidt Robert 59 Schnerr Gary 59 Schuck Dennis 59 74 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CLASSIFIED ADS ALICE BRIDAL SHOPPE-Bridesmaids, Formals 146 So. Broad St.-EX 4-7063 BLACKTOP SERVICE-C. Peter OW 5-1119 CHAMBERSBURG ESSO- Hamilton Ave. and Hudson St.-EX Compliments of EWING BAZAAR Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of F. 61 W. SCRAP METAL CO., INC. Compliments of JONES F LORIST-For Your Vegetable in the Spring-16 Scotch Rd. Compliments of RAUCH 81 CO. 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FLORES Sz SON-Excavatzng Asphalt Pavzng Top Sozl Fzll Dzrt-643 Arena Drive-EX 3-1963 MITCHES SOUND SYSTEM-Sales Rental and Sermce- 126 spring sr -EX 4-8074 STERLING CLEANERS-Complete Servzces an Our New Plant- 838 Parkway Ave.-TU 2-2393 SORRENTINOS PIZZA HOUSE-Famous for Pzzza, Raozolz, and Spaghetti-TU 2-9767 TELEVISIONS TO RENT- 750 Edgewood Ave.-EX 3-0847-EX 3-3878 l l 1 lx 1 1 TRENTON BEVERAGE COMPANY Distributors of YVHITE ROCK BEVERAGES 'A' 130 WARD AVE. TRENTON, N. Alan R. Cray, Prop. EXport 2-5437 TRENTON AXLE, WHEEL 8 BRAKE CO. WESTINGHOUSE if WAGNER AIR BRAKES WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKES RELINED B-K if MIDLAND VACUUM BRAKES FRAMES STRAIGHTENED 1000 PENNINC-TON AVENUE Rear Bohl,s Garage 129 966569 .rw f . 'V B ,. X 1 I C McCARTHY C0 BROKERS Ph EX 22736 SHABAKUNK HILLS HOMESITES 'k 1 1 l PROSPECT OFFICE of the TRENTON TRUST COMPANY MERCER COUNTY'S OLDEST TRUST ORGANIZATION Use Our Other Convenient Locations . . . 28 WEST STATE ST.-MAIN OFFICE BROAD 61 MARKET-MERCER OFFICE BROAD 61 HUDSON-COLONIAL OFFICE PENN STATION OFFICE WEST END OFFICE Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CElI.lNl FUNERAL HOME 931-933 PRINCETON AVENUE TRENTON, NEW JERSEY 'k Phone EX 6-4531 131 1 w 1 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES from Mllf HAMNETT and Blll MICKLEWRIGHT COMPLIMENTS COVPLIMENTS OF OF HOMASOTE COMPANY A FRIEND Phone EXport 6 8786 MANUFACTURERS SELLING COMPANY INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT P O BOX 937 TRENTON 5 N I Complzments of AMERICAN BIITRITE RUBBER C0 INC TRENTON N Worlds Lar est Manufacture VINIL if RUBBER FLOORING PRODUCTS T C I R C I. E I. 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CURRENT 32 DIVIDEND OVV 5-7426 MORTGAGE LOANS -Savings Insured to 310,000- f 'I COMPLIMENTS OF EWIN6 CARPET SHOP 1663 N. OLDEN AVE. EXT. TRENTON, N. D00llT'l'lE-AllEN CO. DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE ir 1661 N. OLDEN AVE. TRENTON, N. 1. . 'A' BEST WISHES COMPL'MENTS RARITAN VALLEY OF DAIRY PRODUCTS VERNAMS DAIRY Q 500 EXYINCVILLE ROAD . NORMAN YV. IONES Tel. TU 2-0690 Phone EX 3-9842 N 138 GARTH PITCAIRN Your PLYMOUTH CHRYSLER IMPERIAL FIAT Sales if Service Factory Authorized Dealer ROUTE 1 MORRISVILLE, PA. LIFE 0 ENDOXVMENT FRANKLYN T. HAMILTON INSURANCE ADVISOR TU 2-42:23 - TU 2-3500 Hospital - Surgical - Annuities Group - Pension Trusts FREEDMANS .IEWELERS GIFTS - SILVERWARE - CHINA WATCH REPAIRING GREETING CARDS 962 PARKWAY AVENUE IN THE EWINC SHOPPING CENTER REEDMAN RAMBLER. INC. RT. 1 AT LANGHORNE SPEEDWAY LANCHORNE, PA. THE YVORLD'S LARGEST RAMBLER DEALER 0 SKyline 7-6947 139 Compliments of TRIO SPORT SHOP 6275 PRINCETON AVE. AJAX MAGNETHERMIC CORPORATION TRENTON, N. 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TU 2-9804 W B U D The Big Siation 1260 ON YOUR DIAL 142 ALEXANDER MOTORS, INC. CONTINENTAL 0 LINCOLN MERCURY 0 EDSEL COMET 0 RENAULT PEUGEOT Parts - Service 940 PROSPECT ST. EX 4-3111 H. l. SMITH 5 81 'IOC STORES 509-11 HAMILTON AVE. TRENTON 9, N. 1. H. L. SMITH EWING BAZAAR 1680 N. OLDEN AVENUE OXV 5-3807 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1960 from A FRIEND COMPLIMENTS OF THE B 0 0 S T E R C l U B WVISHING THE CLASS OF 1960 GOOD LUCK i III A l I LEX 2 . S W - Il CARVEI ICE CREAM OLDEN AVENUE EXTENSION 8: PENNINCTON ROAD TU 2-4424 s 'ffl af f I - ,,1.5. fi 4 . DISTINCTIVE FURNITURE HEATH LUMBER CQMPANY 1580 N. OLDEN AVE. EXT. EWING CARPET SHOP TRENTON N' 1- EX 2-1166 EVERYTHING FOR LAIVN E: GARDEN Full Information on Supplies -Plenty of Parking- FARMERS COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION 550 XVEST INCHAM AVE. TRENTON, N. I. EX 2-6174 Phone: EXport 4-0897 .... 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