Fair Lawn High School - Crimson and Gray Yearbook (Fair Lawn, NJ)

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Ng- .v ' iw-4 le,-'L-fr-LA, , ,, . av' . fu. -u.2:a.:n:F ' , '-5,1-1,,,,. . . . iEQ dim 4 When the cmc1ents scnd u work well begun was half done they meant to 1mpress ihe unportcmce of endecxvormg to make cz good begmnmg Po1yb1us To those teachers with us these seven years since Fair Lawn High School first opened its doors heartfelt thanks that We endeavor to express our appreciation for their friendship leadership and initiative As we advance toward the promise of the future and near the distant goals toward which they have directed us we realize our debt In humble gratitude we now attempt to pay small tribute to those understanding pioneers who have accom- plished so much. do We dedicate this publication It is with Warm and 1t amiga To the Class of 1950 we extend our congratula t1ons upon the successful comp1et1on oi the course of study m Farr Lawn H1gh School It 1S our hope that the knowledge gamed there w111 help you to take your part rn axdrng and preserv1ng the Amen can Way of Lxfe Whether you go on to further educatron or enter mto commerce or mdustry we extend to you our best w1shes for your contmued success c ilk fs 5 r LV 52 Hs - tg I'-1 It Ed f ,ty,,, W fba. Z. 0. Guam Congratulations to you of the mid-century Class of 1950. The remaining years oi this century will be strong- ly influenced by you and other graduating classes throughout the country this year. Resolve to take a part in making this a better world for all. May high success crown your efforts. W 'S ,f A-X 1- Mfz efxafzbyi luungm Congratulahons members of the Class of l95O' We your teachers feel that you have learned your lesson well the ones you do not learn from books You leave us 1n Iune w11h our best W1Sh9S lor your success and happrness aah .fum S G. W. . e .Q , 5 , . li f ' ., Q ' A.. ,,,l,,,,,m, 5 -Lu.-1, A. .MN .nf Q H D ...X we . 1 y s. -'irfva f , ' gli-fa, ,- , r,:f,'f?'I . X' AMG V- ' 1 . by ,X . ' -' ' lfff Q - ,ff , iss 3 ' - W ,, l 1- ' . N A 3 n I , , ., I . W, r ' 1 ' . , . '-' 3 . ,.II,Z'1714 H ' L I O Y , 1 fm aww We fm MMM Jig!! sczmz v, Y Mr. . Q r Z 5 Nw. S ' V. X ' C I -0 LAURENCE BELLAGAMBA LOUIS BARBIERI Socxczl Studzes Math AQ LESLIE CAMPBELL THELMA CARBONE Nurse Scxence 'v GRACE CHURCH IESSIE CHURCH Englxsh Busmess Educcmon ,-. bln' IOSEPHINE FELL JANE Home Economics GREENAWALT English I0 May we present our dlrectors now Then' splenchd mob deserves cx bow as I- FRANK BENNETT Health and Physzccl Educcmon P5 sg. THOMAS CARLOMAGNO Scxence 31 SHERMAN DANCE Art Educatzon 'Cf' WANDA GRUPPO Soczal Studies EGIDIO BREDA Industrzcl Arts -Q,- MARIAN CARLTON Enqlxsh and Soczcl Studxes HELEN BUSER Home Economxcs 95 if LAWRENCE CASHIOLI Enqhsh ,.- CHARLES DIEGNAN VIRGINIA ELLIOTT Commercial Socxcl Studzes cmd Gmdcnce 'Qu SHIRLEY HAGEN BRUCE HERWIG Scxence Physzccl Educatxon ' 0 1 QR - 5' A. 'Z' Q ,W 5' , V f ,SP .-I, v4 - A - W- - W 41' if , 1 3 dig 1 1 f I. n ff , .M-IL I MA MA. U B:S. Bs. A , . Qi I ggi. . f 3 'Uh ' 5 I N Q ,J lm I fl. q. f 1 1 W, - I . vs ' N, rx , . 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P ,I I X, 1 ,, , .3 fx Q S. lv ? -- . sg . .' nr- I E. 2 . , , if A' I 'I V A J ' B.A. B,A. 5.5, Ag. - ' - - - The task we admxt was by no means small We d lxke to thank them one and all 'Vi' HAROLD I-IOCH Scxence 'UQ G' cr' i LOUIS KLEINMAN Social Studzes CLAIRE MEYERS Health ann' Physical Educaixon 73'-1: 's..p HOWARD PIATT Art Educatxon f MARILYN I-IOUSKAMP Math ki ,Va x I IAMES LEACH Sclence Cu- MARY NIZZA M Ed Language if vu RUTH REAGER Guzdance and Enghsh 'Pac 9 GEORGE IACOBS Socxal Studxes 'T' ELEANORE LEVENDUSKY Math ns- IAMES O LEARY M Ed Hzstory we ADOLPHIA RICCOBENE Enghsh fa DOROTHY IONES Enqhsh A ANITA MALUGANI Language -5 'Quai MARGUERITE PRENCIPE Commercxal IOHN MARQUARDT English MARION ROBERT PHILLIPS PATTERSON M Ed B L S Industrial Arts Library L Q...- ws-AX IOHN RILEY ERNEST RIZZIO Math Math 11 3 V 3 1, g , ,X in 'cs - Q 'w' Xb X by 5, ..- if ' - - fr' ' D' In X MA. MA. B.A. - BQA- A ' ' B.A. - 9' ' ' Ig I 2: 3 I il VI A f , I Qi Q1 . ' ' . M.A. M.A. A.B. Mn. A - I MA. Ll, sf V' L' 1 ' f fr I ' . B.s. Y . . U. . -1 - '. Y, .. 'S Qc' 5 H, R, l x' '1 Y- f - I . x I I I B.A. MA. M.A. A.B. 'Q 1 ROBERT ROGERS Core Q-f IACK SECHRIST Musxc LQ BARRY TE DESCO M usxc K HERBERT WELLS Socml Studres 12 May we present our dlrectors now Thezr splendxd lob deserves a bow The task we admxt was by no means small We d lxke to thank them one and all RL N PAUL ROGLER Math -ODA LLOYD SIEGRIST Industrxal Arts FRED TREND Scxence cmd Math T' SARA RUBY Busmess Educctron IO CECELIA SPILLANE Englzsh and Core f- GERTRUDE VAN VOORHIES M A B Library and Englrs-Ie 2? vs, V+ MABEL WERGER ESTER WICK Home Economzcs Ldnqucrge VIRGIL SASSO Scrence RFQ iv-r SQWQ' A IOHN STEENSTRA lndustnal Arts VIRGINIA VOGEL Nurse AUDREY WILCOX Health and Physrcal Eclucatxon MARY SCOULLER Enqllstz and Socral Scxence A, S.- 9? MARIE SURMONTE Core VIRGINIA WAYLAND Englzsh IOSEPI-I WILSON Soczal Studres I .Q Q. Ai' ,1 ' fx fu ,nb .. L-.R 0 M I A X Q' ,: - tl, f - , 1 fl t f IV ' MS. M.A. V M.A. 4- fr 4, 1 . V f I F , , - LM Q . I -my ' E .7 . xi . R ' M,A, BS. I B.S, ' B.A. 63 ' 'U' gg Tv ,L I u I v M.S. M.A. U Q . 9' 8. 551- : ' ' ix I , A, 1 'I K Na f 'il J 1 , 1 ' M.A. BS. B.A. B.S. .M.A. - L +31 1 ll 'L-1-4 ,f ff Und rstandmg and helpful acquamtrnq us wrth college requlrements arranqmg schedules and four year plans testlng programs to de termme our ab1l11es bolstermq morale Mr Rothermel swamped w1th college applrcatlons Job placement brlenng tor entrance exams what would We do wrthout them thanks for your patrence and qu1dance L Busy lrttle beavers sw1tchboard labyrrnth Excuses' Excuses' Excuses' maklng out absentee hsts typewrrters IH stencll carbon paper d1tto sheets petty cash other paraphernaha late lme up then consc1ent1ous work helps to keep the school runnrng rn smooth workrnq order WSW ' Siafj gp frr , y 1 'NWN-M V, A? A .. , 4 l l K, , .-.1 -lv i !.,, NN lf , c . n 1 'ay -. ., . .., I . V lv' 7 ' ' V - ,,..' si ,. - I u, rv 'z r.. j . 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XL, -V1-sz: 1 X BARBARA ADELMAN Pep and personality plus . . . flair for the unusual . . . darn that doodling . - . loves those treks around New York . . . amateur ' artiste . . . full of fun and new ideas . . . budding thespian . . . Bobbie is looking forward to life at Cornell. 'Z' gr French Club 35 Dramatic Club l, 3g Democratic Discussion Club 3, 4: Newspaper X 2, 35 Crimson Quill l, 25 Safe Driving 35 Student Council 3: Bridge Club lg Basket- 'Ag my ball lf Yearbook 45 Honor Society. Q:-:gr J' A N R. JAMES ALLMAN 5-lg 2 Expert photographer . . . brown eyes and brown hair - . . loads of fun . . . infectious laugh . . . blushes easily . . . loves to drive father's car . - . it's Paterson women for Iim . Wrestling 2. MANFRED ANGEHMAN A shock of blond hair and bright blue eyes . . . that lanky build got him far in basketball and track . . . gets a kick out of training his dog . . . terrific at Trig . . . friendly and easyegoing Ang - Basketball 2, 3: Track Z, 3. ERNEST ATKINSON An indispensable member of the basketball team . . . tall, blond and good-loking . . . sports-minded . - . Ioan . . . Ack's looking forward to graduation. Basketball l, 2, 3. 4, lAlVlES BAAS Able captain of the track team . . . always on the go . . . a cowlick and an en a in rin . . - dislikes calisthentics . . . Q Q CJ Q Iaroslov collects coins and medals . . . future college man. Photography 1: Visual Aids 2, 4, Track 3, 45 Tennis 35 Democratic Discussion Club 4. CAROLYN BEATTY Y: 'Swing your partner' . . . quite the snappy square dancer . . . rah, rah! We've got a touchdown . . . spends her time playing hockey and basketball . . . fair-haired and frolicsome . . . Carol ,N will soon be packing her clothes for college. 'N 'fag Tennis l: Band l, 3: Hockey 3, 4: Yearboc' 4. MARILYN BELAY Q . Talkative . . . seen with the- gang . - . Always leave them Laughing . . . raids the icebox . . . watch that saber . . - hates rain on weekends . . . oooh, kid brothers . - . train schedules bother Marilyn . Color Guard Z, 3, 45 Tumbling 3. I9 -9' f' 'rn fer vii lf? L 3 ' ' 4 fs kv 4 . QL 9 9 f . Q, . i.l- F-7 .- ,Q 13 Ym- ff , ' 'I' A ic- fc 'A 5' S. l W L- xf 1 S' 1 5'-0 'J fu, T jf ANN BELL Sugar 'n spice 'n everything nice , . . partial to carrot tops . . . gets a terrific kick out of swimming . . . impish and imaginative . . . it's knit one, purl two for Ann . . . projects aplenty at the Fireside Club . V . she'll soon grace a college campus. Color Guard 3, 41 Democratic Discussions Club 4: Tennis l, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3: Chorus l, 2, 3: Yearbook 4: Library Council l, 25 Winter Sports Club l: Music Appreciation Club 3: Crimson Crier lg Volleyball 2. DICK BENNER Light blue eyes . . . wondrously broad shoulders . . . favors football and fishing . . . personality and a sense of humor . - . called Clem for awhile . . . better known as . . . Dick , Football Z, 3, 4: Swimming l, 2, 3: Baseball 1. IOAN BERBERICK Pretty as a picture with her blond hair and blue eyes - . , a credit to any ski slope . . . strictly a chicken diner and ice cream soda gal . . . oh! those icy gym showers . . . great fun collecting souvenirs . . V business world next on loanie's agenda. ROBERT BERNSTEIN Anybody see my camera? . . . cheers for the Dodgers . . . Gee, for the life of a millionaire . . . the finer things in life-juicy steaks and flashy convertibles . . . interests include sports and music . . . Bob's headed for college. Photography Club 2: Track 3: Yearbook 45 Safe Driving 4. IOHN BLACK Dark, athletic, anything for a laugh . . . just give him his little car The Bug and Tina beside him . . . likes good novels - . . be nice to Blackie, he ma be our dentist Y Y - Football 1, 2, 3, -lg Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4: Track lg Student Council l. 2: Softball 2: Dramatic Club 3, 4. BARBARA BLACKMAN Rings the bell for originality . . . quick wit and subtle humor typical of cosmopolitan Bobbie . . .especially fond of collecting records, jazz, and modern art . , . black coffee . . . Greenwich Village . . . seen reading the NEW YORKER . . . campus life coming. Glee Club 1: Library Council l, 2, 3: Crimson Crier l, 2, 3: Crimson Quill l, 25 French Club 3: Yearbook 45 Safe Driving 45 Honor Society 4: Democratic Discus- sions Club 4: Music Appreciation 3, 4: Bridge Club 1. CAROL BLENDER Mighty energetic . . . carefree Car spends her time bowling and horseback riding . . . scads of committee meetings . . . always sociable . . . knitting as a pastime . . . gets a kick out of shopping for clothes . . . hopes to be a private secretary. Basketball 2: Volleyball Z: Softball 2: Hockey 2. f Q 5 Seauhu ,-01.5 3 , -4 .,,, .-R .g g . 'sf . ' W f L I '-1 -f ' sv- 'Q GEORGE BOGDEN One of our tall, rugged football stars . . . oh, chemistry take it away A . . look for him at Hoffman's . . . biggest bluffer . . . pork and sauerkraut . . . seldom seen with Carole . . it's college for George Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball lg Baseball l, 2, 4. WILLIAM BOYLE Bright and capable . . . scientifically inclined . . . lighting and sound effects for our assemblies . . - Captain Boyle . . . main interests revolve around math, radio, and photography . . . enjoys eating and loathes long homework assignments . . . college is the future for Bill . Visual Aids l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball lg Stage Club 2, 3, 45 Football 2: Production Club 4. SAMUEL BRANDES Quiet, likable guy . . . plans to enter a U. S- Navy radio school . . . enjoys repairing watches . . . high De Molay officer . . - likes football, tennis and girls Sam , Visual Aids 1, 2. RALPH BRETT Talented footwork at our minstrels and shows . . . the shore every summer . . . enjoys tennis . . . on the quiet side . . . dark curly hair and a cheerful smile . . . college days ahead for Stretch. Tennis 3, 4. EDITH BROWSE Tall and attractive . . . hates getting up early . . . found listen- ing to Martin Block . . . likes knitting, reading and the movies . . . week-ends in Penn. suit Edith , Tennis lp Riding Club l, 25 Knitting Club l. GAIL BRUCE Everybody's friend . . . an avid Frankie Laine fan from way back . . . lovely addition to the Color Guard . - . oh, to drive a car . . . knitting wizard . . . collects Glen Miller records . . - chocolate milk shakes and hamburgers . . . college in Gail's future. Tumbling l, 2, 3: Color Guard 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 35 Yearbook 41 Dramatic Club 3: Tennis l. STELLA BUDNIK Walnuts sundaes are her dish . . . sweet and sociable . . . bicycle riding in Central Park . . . letters from Poland . . . camera shy . . . ambition and ability will make Stosh a top student at Mount St. Vincent College. G. A. A. 3: Honor Society 3, 45 Student Council 45 Yearbook 4: French 4: Dramatic Club 4. Y I9 3' '-T' 6? 'U' v 'I 'AL Q ' 'T' .if ir I w, N1 ,.Q 0 '19 ,Q 'V 'IA ' 'b -,--, 1 CONSTANCE BURKE Smiling Irish eyes . . 4 contagious giggle . . . hate arguments . . . Connie likes parties and parties like her . . . anything choco- late . . . it's the shore this summer and Katherine Gibbs School in the fall. Volleyball 2: Softball 2: Hockey 2: Recreational basketball 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3: Ushers 3, 4: Color Cuard 4: Safe Driving 4. CATHERINE CALTABIANO Smooth, torchy singer - . . active in everything . . . shines in sports . . . co-operation and leadership personified . . . aspirations for a college education, in the future for Cassie . Student Council l. 2, 3. 4: Choir l, 2, 3: Basketball l, 2: Hockey l, 2: Archery l: Tennis l: Tumbling l, 2: Softball l. 2: Riding Club l. 2: Volleyball l, 2: Winter Sports Club l: Yearbook 4: Crimson Crier 4 Rec. Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4. MARY CATALDI Cute and scintillating . . . all out for shopping sprees . . . read- ing poetry . . . playing ping-pong and dancing for relaxation . . . radiant smile . . . excels in sports . . . full of fun . . . sociable Shorty is sure to make Caddy a wonderful wife. Student Council 4 Cheerleading 3: Winter Sports lp Volleyball 2: Basketball 2: Hockey 2: Yearbook 4: Varsity Letter Club 4. RICHARD COCHRANE By way of Snyder High . . . fleet-footed track man . . . interested in photo engraving . . . likes football games and plenty of sleep . . . redheads don't rate with Dick . . . looks forward to Fairleigh Dickenson. Track l, 2, 3. ELAINE COLEMAN A ready wit . . . loves to make people laugh . . . a vast store of artistic ability . . . you must have seen her with George . . . dark hair and eye-appeal aplenty . . . success is assured for Laine . Nlajorettes 2: Basketball 2: Yearbook 4: Volleyball l: Dance Club l. IEAN COOKE Knitting and swimming rate high . . . laughter in class - . . likes to meet people . . . collects antique jewelry . . . friendly and good natured . . A bound for England . . . always a helping hand from Cookie . Hockey 2: Volleyball l, 2: Winter Sports Club lp Yearbook 4: Soccer l. IOAN COOKINGI-IAM One of our cute cheerleaders . . . super personality . . . snappy dresser . . . dislikes students with no school spirit . . . dancing . . . football games . . . chatterbox . . . Winsome charms . - . future college plans for loanne. Cheerleading 3. 4: Yearbook 4: Dramatic Club 3: Baseball 2: Safe Driving 4. Semhu L fv- Q 'T ' ' ' ' -Q' 3. k ff-nike. Ls STEPHEN COONEY Welcome to Fair Lawnl - . . rates radio and model rail roads high . . . oh, those Irish eyes! . . . hunting cmd fishing please Steve . Radio Club in Lodi. ARTHUR DaCOSTA Dark curly hair and a friendly smile wheel of his '39 Chevie . - . That's for sure guy . . . going to Condon's with the boys . College for Art . Football 2, 3: Wrestling l, 2, 3. CARMEL De GISE Effervescent personality . . . just give her Frankie Laine . . . salt water daffy . . . miss her in that bright red convertible . . . fohnny . . A oh, so original . . . after F. L. H. S. it's college for Carm Ushers 3, 45 Hockey 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4, Games Club l: Volleyball 2, Year- book 4: Softball l. TED De la MARE Small in stature, but big in brains . . . friendly and kind . . . has proven great talent in stage lighting . . . radio and sound in- terests . . , for relaxation, classical music rates high . . . now it's further schooling for Ted . Visual Aids l, Z: Stage Club Z, 3, 4, Production Club 4. EVA DESIO Small, dark, and sweet . . . avid bowler . - . especially fond of dancing, knitting, baby kittens, and collecting pictures . . . cameo complexion . . . curly locks . . . Evie is wonderfully suited for business school. Hockey 1. GLADYS De YOUNG Cuts a pretty figure on skates . . . gets a big thrill out of the Thanksgiving game . . . hand-made socks right up her alley - . . rates sports high 'specially swimming . . . G1ady's ambition: to be 1Vlr. Diegnan's bookkeeper. Basketball l, 2. 3, 45 Softball l. 2, 3, 4: Volleyball lg Tumbling lg Safe Driving 3: Yearbook 4. ALFRED' DIORIO Ardent Yankee fan . . . dark and handsome . - . playing the clarinet rates high . . . while he's not orating in the Democratic Discussion Club, he's collecting stamps . . . homework, pet peeve . . . some lucky college will soon know Fred . 21 .fl . Democratic Discussion Club 4. 'Q ,us o v- 2 vs. xi' , I9 Seniou I0 'x 1. Y'f fS ,ff -X 15 vx, ii fa- 4. X--I ' is it KENNETH DREW Clicks with a camera . . . likes music and blondes . . . found at the canteen . . . pictures for the yearbook . . . let's see that smile! . . . fond of Awful-awfuls . . . future at the School of Modern Photography for Ken . Photography Club 4: Yearbook 4: Newspaper 4: Basketball 2. WILLIAM DUNN With a smile . . . our pleasant Bill . . . interested in photography . . - likes all sports . . . please, no homework! . . . he'll be happy just hunting and fishing. Photography Club 1, 2: Basketball 3: Track 4. RONALD DUNTON Sophiticated and style conscious . . . always ready to slalom- down a ski slope . . . blond Romeo . . . flash of subtle wit . . . silver- tongued orator . . . ticklesthe ivories . . . has his eye on Dartmouth . . . Dunt . Band l, 2, 3, 4: Swimming 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Democratic Discussions 4: Student Council 4: Yearbook 4. WILLIAM DWORETZKY Tall with a shy smile . . . veteran mat-man . . . a knack for mechanics . . - likes tracking down rare coins . . . wood turning and raising vegetables in the winter . . . still hoping for those Giants . . . colorful socks . . . landscape contracting for resourceful amiable Willie Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Safe Driving 4: Softball l, 2. BARBARA EDMONDSON Enjoys sewing, movies and going to the shore . - . cliques and snobbish people don't click with Bobbie . . . business school and bank work coming up. Softball 1, Basketball 2. IACQUELYN ELLISON A ready smile and lots of fun . . . sold on shrimp . . . knits like crazy . - . in her little grey convertible heading towards Penn. 'an' Q . . . curly brown hair and. big brown eyes -flswell combination 24 Q.-..s . . . after college its retail buying for Iackie . Color Guard 2, 3, 4: Knitting Club 2: Riding Club l, 2: Safe Driving 3: Winter Sports Club 1. DONALD ENTENMANN Future farmer . . . everybody's friend . - . seen with Normo and Grinko . . . don't call him Donald . . . lives in his car . . . classroom cut-ups . . . Ent is a Cobleskill College hopeful. Football 3: Track 2. 3, 4: Baseball 1: Dramatic Club 4: Wrestling 3. , I ' M 5 50, ,... s ' if . D we Q 0- -. ' , 5 .- . ag if - X I 5 fr' 'ff f ROBERT FELDMAN Talking about the Yankees - . . active band member . . . finds fun in photography . . . enjoys all sports . . . math and chemistry . . . swell guy to know . . . give him a Gershwin tune V . . blond girls-petite and pretty . . . engineering college for Bob. Band l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2: Yearbook 4: Baseball 2: Dramatic Club -4: IOAN FICCO Tall and the top guard on a court . . - she'll eat anything that won't eat her . . . with emphases on gooey sundaes . . . loves the Mule Train man . . . sports, sports, sports . - , skilful at sketching then to nursin for Fic . . . ., g . Hockey l, 2, 3: Tumbling l, 2, 3: Basketball l, 2, 3: Softball 1, 2, 32 Volley- ball 1, 2, 3: Tennis l: Red Cross Club 1: Winter Sports Club 1: Games Club l. BETTY FINE A dash of salt and pepper . . . french fried and Gizmo's suit fine . . . loves those horseback rides . . . dislikes getting wet feet . . . driving and dancing . . . active in all sports . . . keep the addle awa from Fin P Y Hockey 1, 2, 3: Tumbling l, 2, 3: Softball 1, 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Volleyball 2, 3: Ushers 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Safe Driving 3: Choir 2, 3, 4: Games Club 1: Student HELENE FINKE Chic sophisticate . . . always well-poised . . . Fair Lawn's lilting songsrress . . . looks forward to good times at Long Beach . . . craving for steak and French fries . . . Hele sets the pace in fashion . . . future days at New Iersey College for Women. Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3: Bridge Club l: Democratic Discussions Club 4: Year- book 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Safe Driving 4: Honor Society 4. KARL FOSTER Cleoic and reserved . . . one of the Slippery Rock boys . . . valuable band member playing the saxophone . . . stamp collect- ing is an intriguing hobby . . - whiz at chemistry and physics . . . in September it's college for Karl . Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Democratic Discussions Club 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Orchestra FRED FOX Swell guy . . . found behind the door of the canteen . . . likes bop and good food . . . able head of our photography staff - . . musical . . . dislikes Rose Murphy . . . heading for Columbia is Safe Driving 4. Council 2, 3, 4. l, 2: Yearbook 4. HFOXYH. Visual Aids 2: Stage Club 2: Basketball 3, 4: Track 4: Photography Club 4: Newspaper 4: Yearbook 4. IOAN FRANK A blond rnajorette . . . mmrnm-mmm . . . everything begins and end with Paul . . . don't call her Ionie . . . keen about sports . . . loves pizza pie and Choco Malts . . .she'll listen to Vaughn any- time . . . will brighten up an office afterwards. . . that's Ioan. Hockey l, 2, 3: Tumbling 1, Z, 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Tennis 2: Softball 2, 3: Majorettes 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3: G. A. A. 3: Archery 2: Riding Club l, 2: Yearbook 4. Q5 I K 'Q n ff ' fi' ' ff, a gf -'Lil f QP i I9 re. .5 wr' 'B' T I Q '- 4 . ,-, , ,ag- ..,- Trfv gf K- genie-M C gf. ,rg 15: C ', 'T FRED GALLOWAY Huge, expressive eyes . . . talented swimmer and tennis player . . . appreciates good music and the classics . . . Ah! that fresh air on those long walks . . . Fair Lawn Canteen rates above home- work . . - pet peeve: nagging people . . . forestry at University of Massachusetts for George HELEN GARRISON You can find this girl having fun roller skating . . . petite . . . a sweet smile . . . bring on the spaghetti . - . knitting for a hobby . . . our friendly Helen will attend business school after F. L. H. S. Yearbook 4: Safe Driving 4: Choir 3: Hockey 2: Pep Club 3. HERBERT GERSON Why did I have to take Trig? . . . Slippery Rock . . . basket- ball and ice skating . . . quite the poker . . . television and harn- burgers a treat for Herb . . . the modern crooners leave him sold . . - bound to be a success in business college. Safe Driving 4: Yearbook 4. KAYLOR GISH Personality plus . . . always eager to do his share . . . dislikes beautiful women . . . enjoys classical music . . - nice-looking . . . interested in psychology . . . impetuous Kay . . . college bound. Wrestling 1. 2. 3: Dramatic Club 4: Democratic Discussions 4: Football 2: Boys' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CHARLES GLADSTONE Clever with his photography - . . bop enthusiast . . . seen with the car . . . interested in chemistry . . . easy to get along with . . . it's Photography School or college for Tim . Yearbook 4: Photography 2. 4: Crimson Crier 4: Democratic Discussions 4: Dramatic Club 3. BARRY GOLDBLATT Industrious and dependable . . - black curly hair and a fine physique . . . hiking over hill and dale . . . loves to be surrounded by beautiful women . . . skilled in conducting the business affairs of plays and dances . - . pres. of fraternity . . . engineering at Le- high for Barry. Stamp Club 1: Dramatic Club 4: Yearbook 4: Safe Driving 4: Honor Society 4. RUTH GOODMAN Fun loving gal . . . that rhumba beat just sends her . . . her varied interests include basketball, knitting complicated socks, and swimming . . . infecious chuckle . - . tall, blond Goody is looking forward to marital bliss. Library Council 1. 2. 3: Yearbook 4: Tennis 1: Safe Driving 4. .-S' 50 vw.. 1 'Wx .,'. Q' -1 4. 'se- we HARRIET GORDON Groovy grades . . . ardent Yankee fan . . . fine taste in books and music . . . meticulous dreser with that well-scrubbed look . . . trig happy . . . dependable and efficient, Har rates as top college material. Crimson Crier l. 2, 3: Yearbook -1: Crimson Quill 2: Democratic Discussion 4: Bridge Club l: Music Appreciation Club 3: Honor Society 4. CAROLE ANN GRENZ Our dark-haired darling . . . graceful co-ordination while water skiing . . . Carole Ann is partial to blue Chevies and the sweetest music this side of heaven . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . a natural on the stage . . . good taste in clothes . . . Katherine Gibbs, here she comes! Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Hockey 25 Baseball 2: Dramatic Club l: Winter Sports Club l. CHARLES GRINKER The scourge of Miss Greenwalt's speech class . . . Fair Lawn's answer to Milton Berle . . 4 likes wine, women, and song . . . have ya heard this one? . . . ood food, ood-natured Chas 9 9 - Spanish Club Z7 Dramatic Club 25 Basketball 2, 33 Band 25 Newspaper 25 His- tory Club 25 French Club 3. KENNETH GRUNDMAN Our tall boy dislikes low ceilings in buses . . . loyal supporter of all our teams . . . likes to bowl . - . good-natured and lots of fun . . . oh, those Yankees! . . . everyone knows Little Ken . Dramatic Club 3. lOYCE GRUNSTRA Her favorite hobies are knitting and sewing . . . main interest is Harry . . . likes to go out, but don't keep her waiting . . . it's work in an office for loy . ALLEN GURNEY Clean-cut and kinda' cute . . . worships the great Di Maggio . V . clarinet and sax player . . . favorite sleuth ffEllery Queen . . . known as one swell guy . . . jokes . . . college days ahead for Doc . Tennis l, 2. 3, 4: Band l, 2. 3, 43 Wrestling l: Bridge Club l: Honor Society 3, 4: Democratic Discussions Club 45 Yearbook 45 Dramatic Club 3. 4 Student Coun- cil 4 NANCY HAFF Carefree and good-natured . . . sipping cokes rnad knitter - . . a real sport enthusiast . . . enjoys swimming in the summer . . . shiny dark tresses . . A eating is fun . . . always a good time with Nancy . . . it's college in the fall. Softball l, 2 35 Basketball l, 2, 3: G. A. A. 3: Hockey l, 2, 3: Tumbling l, 2, 3: Volleyball l, 2, 3. ' r 1 1' 1-N -ii '6 Seniou ,.., up f .na tx if TT' G Slat K . ,Y lm X 5 X .gstfk 5- s ' ' 'R .4 . , !,t,W .- 1, Q V, gh , . .T gy M: 1 IOHANNA HAGEL A great booster of our football squad . . . winter weather leaves her cold . . . long walks, bowling, and reading are enjoyed by loe reheated meals just don't rate . . . that commercial course will son f be paying dividends. 5 Bowling 3, 4. - NELSON HAWK Q? Fast as lightening is this Mercury of Fair Lawn High . . . muscular and blond . . - winter sports and swiming excite him . . . X bad dancers and stuck-up girls, stay away! . . . his three main loves are blondes brunettes, and redheads . . . it's the Navy in Nel's future. Glee Club 3: Track 4. CARL HESS A sincere and friendly member of our class . . . bowling and dancing for recreation . , . talented at the piano and organ . . . well- liked . . . a good student who likes school . . . dislikes gabby girls . . . Carl is off to college to study engineering. Visual Aids 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Chorus 45 Production Club 4. lOAN HICKEY Flashing baton at football games . . . big blue eyes - . . wel- liked, all-around gal . . . a peaches and cream complexion . . . handles our money . - . pizza pie and dancing rate with fun-loving Ioan . Glee Club l, 2: Majorettes 2, 3, 4: Democratic Discussions 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Tumbling 1, Z: Basketball 3: Student Council l, 4. GAIL HOADLEY Down the field with the Color Guard . . . poised and graceful . . . cheers for the Yankees . . . an argyle specialist . . . big brown eyes . . . plays the piano . . . likes kittens - . . dancing and swim- ming are favorites with Gail who is set for Syracuse. Basketball l, 2, 3: Tumbling l, 2, 3: Archery Z5 Glee Club 1, 3: Student Council 2: Yearbook 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Color Guard Z, 3, 4. RUTH HOLMBERG Soft blond hair and blue eyes . . . a lovely duet - . . always willing to give a hand . . . on the go with bowling and roller skating . . . keyboard artistry . , . soft spoken . . .winning ways . . Ruthie intends to further her study of music at Augustana. Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Library Council 2, 3, 4. DONALD HOUTERLOOT ,,, Following in his brother's footsteps as being a nice guy . . . 'M' . quiet and shy . . . takes part in the fun in homeroom . . . thankful for no more Spanish classes . . . considers baseball great . . . never avoids hard work . . . a good job and a milton dollars is in the 26 future for Don . Crimson Quill 1. Seniou 50 i lb. Q C' lOYCE HOWLIN Basketball player . . . smiling brown eyes . . . witty remarks and a friendly disposition . . . bowling on Saturdays . . 4 makesup backstage . . . fun with the gang . . . a future as a nurse :for Uloycenn lg Basketball 3, 45 Tumbling 35 Yearbook 4. ,R PAUL HUNSINGER - l Navy, here he comes . . . master of the 88 . . . clean-cut type . . . ardent follower of the Dodgers . . - craves spaghetti . . . prob' lems in P.A.D .... tall and carefree . . . Huntz. Basketball l, 2, 3, 41 Student Council l LOIS HUNT Future commercial artist . . . mad passion for bop . . . Shear- in and Eckstine Notre Dame collects lon Whitcombs pic- g c . . . . . . tures - . . quiet and likeable . . . parties and people please pretty Loie . Hockey lg Riding Club lg Wintersports Club lp Safe Driving 35 Yearbook 4. fl -9 -fb RUTH JAMES J Intelligent and bright . . . enjoys bowling and many other If Y sports . . . popular music and the movies, please . . . main hobby E--v 4' is eating especially pizza . V . art and the classics not for her . . . the . future is, as et, undecided for Lois. Y Bowling 4. Future Navy man . . . blond hair . . . loves to eat . . . thinks movies are fun . . . oh, for graduation . . . ice skating and girls really rate with our Bob. Goes for dark-haired freshmen girls . . . would walk a mile for a Camel . . . capable quarterback . . . dislikes corny jokes . - . camping's fun . . . well-liked by all Bob Football 3. 45 Baseball lg Wrestling l, 2, 3. Q 47.5 A newcomer from New York this year . - . Dodger fan . . . our own expert on television . . . quiet and friendly . . . lively P.A.D. discussions . - . college hopeful Howie. Democratic Discussion Club 4. ROBERT IANSEN ROBERT lOACHIM HOWARD KAGAN f X- - I9 Semhu Z' Y VU' Y Sr PETER KEYSER Quiet and unassuming . . . oh, how I hate to get up in the morning . . . pet peeve is homework . . . plans to work after gradua- tion . - . hunting and fishing will always please Pete Visual Aids 1, 2. ELIZABETH KILKENNY School spirit . . . likes cherry cokes . . . coffee . . . abhors be- ing called Lizzie . - . efficiency in homeroom . . . friendly person- ality . . . big blue eyes and rosy cheeks . . . Contenary bound . . . a big hello from Liz. Glee Club l, 25 Hockey l, 21 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball 21 Tennis l. Z, 3: Yearbook 4. IVIILDRED KIRCHGESSNER Gets dreamy over nice, soft music . . . bakes those luscious cakes and pies . . . enoys active sports like swimming and skiing, though being lazy has its charm, accomplished accordianist . . . Millie, a soft-spoken and likable gal. pr ARLENE KLEIN tb' A pleasant brunette . . . goes for dishes like spaghetti and ravioli . - . friendly manner . . . roller skating in Paramus . . . she's a whiz on wheels . . . a genial smile for everyone . . . knitting is one I X, -'sq -Ai .-sq: Y of her favorite pastimes . . . Ar will be a credit to the nursing profession. Yearbook 41 Safe Driving 45 Choir 35 Horseback Riding 25 Prep Club 3, THEODORE KNOWLES Former Bostonian . . . enjoys arguing with lVlr. Rizzio . . . future lack Kramer . . . blows a mighty sweet trumpet . . . titian-haired rascal . . , steak and the Boston Red Sox . . . college for Red. Tennis 3, 4: Swimming 4: Basketball 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling -lg Senior Play 4. GERHARD KREMERS Putt-putting along in his Model-A Ford . . - quiet and pleasant . . . photo fiend . . . likes to hunt and fish . . . has no love for slow women drivers . . . Future printer . . . Krem. Winter Sports Club 1: Track 2, 45 Bowling 3, 4, Visual Aids l. PETER LABOSKY Perennial clown . . . the outdoors his first love . . . listening to Vic Damone and talking to Carmel De Gise please . . . flying may be in the future for Pete. Senioad fa gm I as 'v t 'U - fs- fkfy, Q-w 50 .S , 4 as gr 1- - , .,. 3, PATRICIA LAGGAN Has a scret ambition to own an Old's . . . photography, swim- ming and tennis rate high . , . but oh, those report card days . . watch out conceited people when our future nurse is around . . that's Pat Basketball lg Tennis 1, 2: Horseback Riding 1, 27 Camera Club 1, 2: Softball 23 Majorettes l, 2. LAWRENCE LINDQUIST Tall, dark and handsome . l . enjoys all sports . . . always good for a laugh . . . doesn't like people to say That's terrible . . . nice smile . . . Larry. lOHN LIPTAK Enjoys a good time . 4 . future undecided . . . at home in the water . . . shuns sophisticated women . . . sports are a favorite pastime of Lip . Football lg Basketball lp Track 3. LEOPOLD LODER SWishAa whiz at basketball . . . tall and dark, large brown eyes . . . amiable and co-operative . . . friendly manager of the wrestling team . . . always seen with Bob . . . belongs to the Saturday morning league and is always looking for fun . . . Leo has decided to go to work after graduation. Wrestling l. 2: Bowling 3, 4. ALDA LUZZARA Dark hair and shining eyes . . . Vaughn Monroe her favorite . . . strawberry sodas rate high . . . quiet and sweet . . . math is problem . . . a future as a nurse for Al. ROBERT MCCULLOUGH CI Big boy . . . found reporting at all sports events . . . hurrah Sheboygan . . . usually quiet except for rare outbursts in Trig . . undefeated in tennis . . . hoping to get into Old Elie . . . lVlac. Honor Society 3. 43 Democratic Discussions 4: Tennis l, 2, 3, 4: Bowling l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2. MARGARET MCINNES Fitz and a cream colored coupe' - . . likes to cook . . . takes your order with a smile . . . heading for l. B. lVl .... housekeeping by 1952 for Mickey Rooney. ' 5-0 I l B -'1 s 'S 'CT' I -if 4-L.. , k .f E. o-Q I9 C? fl -- 1:11 . V fbi, t its 'E N P rg, if ,r V K 551 . 7:5 Scnicvu rs Q? xrak NANCY MCQUISTON Quiet dignity and a nice smile . - . her great musical talent is evident in her piano and chorus work . . . bowling, chocolate cake, and teaching Sunday School are prime joys . . . pet peeve: people who write incoherently on library cards . . . librarianship at teacher's college next for Nan. 2 Chorus l, 2, 3, 45 Library Council 2, 3, 45 Safe Driving 3: Yearbook 4. il 1 HUGH MALLEY Sharp dresser . . . enjoys playing cards . . . dixieland jazz ' ly fiend . . . vacations and sports . . . hopes to go to college . . . dis- , likes baby talking girls . . . homework bores Hughie4 4 RONALD MANGANARO ' Laughing dark eyes . . . a comedian in class . . . ambition to ' be a millionaire . . . likes intelligent women and deep sea iishing . . . happy-go-lucky . . . everybody's pal is Ron. Wrestling 2. CC' .ax Ov CONCHA MARTONE Fair Lawnie from 'way back , . . looks forward to summers at the beach . . . right there with the latest fashions . . . steak dinners and Frankie Laine . . . lots of pep and energy - . knitting, driving and especially Bob rate high with Conch. G,A.A. 2, 3: Ushers 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Softball 2, 3: Hockey 2, 3: Tum- bling 2: Recreational Games 1. LOUIS MARTONE Short, dark, and full of muscles . . . sport fan . . . seen with Gracie . . . when not sleeping, he's exhibiting his car . . . good food and college is for Lou. Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 3, 4: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3. lOAN MARTZ Pleasinq personality . . , a hankering for travel . . . lobster dinner's a real treat . . . watch that girl on a basketball court . . . all sports, dancing and reading . . . tall and sweet looking . . Ioan intends to work and then, perhaps, it's on to school. Recreational Basketball. IOAN MEIRE Vibrant Ioan with a yen for comedy . - . live wire . . . gift of gab . . . swell sport whose hobbies include knitting, art, and Frankie Laine . . . athletically inclined brown-haired bundle of 5'9 9I19I QY- Hocke 12 Softballl 2 Baslcetballl 3 Cheerleadm 2 3 Volle ball1.2: 30 y : , : . : ' q , : y Yearbook 4: Tumbling 1, 2, Sudan 45 121:-.rr 'X 50 5' V LOIS MEIRE Laugh-loving . . . her ambition is ot travel around the world . . . . fried chicken, Perry Como, and dancing top her list of favor- ites . . . souvenirs tor her scrapbook . . . Lo will soon be attending the Burrough's School. Basketball 2: Volleyball 2: Tennis l, 2: Softball 2, 3: Yearbook 4. IAMES MERWIN Where's lohn? . . . quiet and somewhat shy . . . St. Louis Cardin- al fan . . . active in our swell band . . . blond curly hair . . . future medic . . . Middlebury for lim. Band 4: Photography 2: Tennis 2: Basketball 4. lOl-IN MERWIN Other half of our popular twins - . . golf enthusiast . . . seen with Gail . . . amateur photographer . . . dislikes be-bop . . . playing in a small dance band rates high with lohn. Photography l, Z: Band l, 2, 3, 4. FRANCES MEYER Pleasing personality . . . 'specially fond of skiing, bowling, and roller skating . . . gets a kick out of Mr. Rizzio's trig class . . . talent- ed pianist . . . amiable and friendly . . . Fran's headed for a career in Home Economics. Girls Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: German Club 2: Safe Driving 3: Knitting Club 1: Student Council 2: Program Seller 2: Yearbook 4. ROBERT MIAL This quiet, unassuming senior is Fair Lawn's answer to Hairy lames . . . tops in tennis . . . Where's Charlie? . . . brown eyes and crew cut . . . Moody Bible Institute asperant Bob. Band l. 2, 3, 4: Tenis 1, 2, 3, 4. BRUCE MILNES Would be contented traveling for the rest of his life . . . he'd be happier if he didn't have to shave or work late . . . the trucking business and Doris are in the future for Bru. Track l. 2: Basketball l, 2. lACK MINTZER One of our basketball mainstays . . . found at the Plaza Build- ing . . . liked by all . . . enjoys listening to the Mills Brothers and those camping trips . . . no baby-talking girls for Mintz. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club . G1 S L- I9 Semhu X1 ff? 1:- 40 ' 4 ' v BEVERLY MORRIS One of the very loyal band members . A . always faithful at music rehearsals . . . shy and pleasant . . . both musically and athletically inclined . . . Burroughs Business Machine School is in the future . . - a irl with real school s irit is our Bev Q P - Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 7, 4: Volleyball 2: Hockey Z, 4: Archery 2: Orches- tra 2: Tennis 2: Yearbook 4. lOYCE MOSS A giggle and gift of gab . . . Eddy Duchin's musical arrange' ments and her . . . dislikes dentists and report card days . . . rush- ing around for deadlines . . . passion for piano and dramatics . . . fun-loving Moss will be seen at the University of Miami. Dramatic Club 1: Red Cross 1: Crimson Quill 1' Crimson Crier 4: Basketball l. CHARLES MOTTA Soon to replace Choo Choo Iustice on the college gridiorn . . . plays a bang-up game of baseball besides . . . seen with a cute cheerleader . . .our popular class president . . . sweaters that yell at ou Frankie Laine fan it's colle e for Choo Choo Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4: Track 1: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4. lUNE MUCCIO Beautiful taste in clothes . - . Frankie Laine enthusiast . . . de- finite aversion to sea food . . . horseback riding, swimming and driving, among her favorites . . . dreams of a trip to Europe . . . Iune is a welcome addition to Fair Lawn High. ROI NAUGLE Basketball with the gang on Monday nights . . . classroom cutup . . . freckles and a mischievous gleam in his eye . . . goes for huckleberry pie and Carol . - . anchors aweigh! . . . Roi is soon to be a sailor. NASSER NIKOUKARY Our well-traveled newcomer from lran . . . next stop college . . . snappy dresser . . r a friendly smile for everyone . . . track's his sport . . . classical music and movies rate with Nick, Track 4. ANGELO NOTTE Fatima . . . carefree and bright-eyed . . . dotes on bananna splits . . . the Yankees and all sports please . . . enoys the fun in speech class . . . proud of his East Orange birthplace . . . secret ambition is to be a great inventor . . . enjoys all music . . . hopes to attend college . - . everybody likes Ange . Football 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Wrestling Z: Bowling 4. 'fi 4: 11' ti' f ' 3-1 ag 5 Q . 'vw IVIARSHA NYOUIST Petite and blond . . . knitting . . . seen driving the car . . . shopping is fun . . . sweet ways . . . collects Doris Day records . . . fun to be with . . . clever in Home Ec .... Broadway shows and New York rate with lVlarcia. Dramatic Club 3, 4: Choir 1, 3: Tumbling l, 25 Basketball l: Color Guard 3. LUCILLE ORBECK Let's take an old fashioned walk . . - passion for pizza pie . . . T-E-A-M yea team! . . . sweet and demure . . . Lou will soon be out in the business world. Bowling 2, 3, 4. INA PALLEN Highlights on her coal black hair . . . ready smile . . . an eye for nice clothes . . . enthusiastic about horseback riding . . . chess . . . Lawrence Olivier, and music - . . Ina is on her way to college with the emphasis on sociology. Dramatic Club 3, 4: Safe Driving 4: Yearbook 4. ROGER PAQUIN Enjoys tripping the light fantastic . . . seen with Bobbie . likes bop . . . good football and track man . . . excels in math . . . no book reports . . . Hodge is headed for college. National Honor Sociey 4: Track 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Gle Club 3: Yearbook 43 Dramatic Club 3, 4: Varsity Club 4. GEORGE PASSIONE Dark and friendly . . . prime interests are Doris, food, and sleep . . . a good track man . - . a gentleman who prefers blonds . . . next fall it's Fairleigh Dickinson for Fudge. Track l, Z, 3: Basketball 1. IOAN PAXTON Fanatic Yankee fan . . . blond hair and rosy blush . . . likes to collect snapshots and souvenirs . . . tobogganing and horseback riding . . . don't wear two different plaids when you're around Pixie. Tennis l: Softball l, 2: Hockey 2: Pep Club 3: Yearbook 4: Crimson Crier 4. ll-XNET PERKINS Shy and cute looking . . . sits tall in the saddle . . . artistic flair . . . Frankie Laine and fried chicken suit her tastes . . . athletics and dancing keep her figure in trim . . . art school coming up . . . cut and the early hours and homework make Ian Perky. Hockey 1. 2, 3: Tumbling 1, 2, 3: Softball 3: Sewing Club 1: Yearbook 4: Safe Driving 4: Volleyball 3: Choir 2. If fn .-5 r,' v t 0' - -UD f- -9- f' 5 , A., 4, C7 lI9 '5- 2 in-- Seniofut 'L vY,'1 1 ? L R 2 ' lOAN PIELAET Happy-go-lucky . . . a whiz with the knitting needles . . . likes 'most everything except conceited people . . . what's that Bronx interest? . . . loan islooking forward to being a Navy Nurse. . Ai Tumbling l, Z: Crimson Crier lf Glee Club l, 2, 3: Basketball 25 Softball 2: Safe Driving 35 Yearbook 4. we ' s ROBERT POOLEY -Q, Our terrific tackle loves all sports always a friendly hello take away those silly girls bring on the food please' hopes to attend college next that s Pool Football 2 3 4 Wrestling 3 4 Baseball 3 lACK POLLITT Found at Nick s or Eddie Condon s quiet good looking never seen wrthout a smile or his Ford station wagon goes nuts over the Memphis 5 make that basket Poll Basketball 1 2 Baseball 2 Bowling 4 TINA PREZIOSI Talkative and vivacxous a Vaughn Monroe fan anti bleached blondes plenty of school spirit yells hard for the team knitting takes up her spare tlme business school 'V' coming up for Tee Hockeyl 2 Volleyball 2 Softballl 2 Basketballl 2 THOMAS RAMUNDA One of our handsornest whrzzmg by on skates sincere and cordial swift track man snappy dresser Music Music Music well liked by everyone after studying :xt Geor etown Tom 1S bound to make a fine medic g gy W Baseball 2 asketball 3 Honor Socxety 4 Track 4 Glee Club 4 is FRED REEDE An engagin grin yen to see Florida a colorful guy to have around h1s good nature knows no bounds youll always be merry with Red Trackl 2 3 Basketball l 2 Safe Drivmg 1 NORMAN REILLY Our able Student Council president pleasing personality l1kes good lazz and Dixieland t ell liked all around fellow seen wrth good looking girls Norrno plans to torn his sisters at Antioch Student C uncrll 2 3 4 Varsrty Club 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 1 Dramatic Club 3 Crimson Cner 2 3 Safe Driving 4 Sefuhu w - Ars . . m AV' K. A A S 1 ,x 4 5, . so 6' HM ROBINSON Brookl nite with a crew cut a yen for s orts and Iudy if t y . . . p . . . a faithful Dodger fan . . . sleeping is his hobby . . . it's millions and a yellow convertible for Robby. Basketball 3: Football 3. ROBERT ROONEY Ambitious, freckle-faced blonde . . . spends time working, bowling, and reading sport stories . . . loathes bleached blond with the exception of Doris Day . . . appreciates a good laugh . GS a secure job is the future for hard-working, level-headed . . . Bob. Bowling l, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 3. CHARLOTTE ROSE Sincere and likeable . . . classical music . . . foods from far-a- way places are her favorite . . . dislikes stormy weather . . . aspires to be a Home Ec. major after F. L. H. S .... quiet and pleasing ways . . . a smile for all from Charlie- Library Council 3, 4: Music Appreciation 3, 4: Newspaper 3: Yearbook 4. NELLIE ROSE Ideal evenings spent eating pizza . . . listening to Billy Ecksti I19 . . . favors ice skating and dancing . . - can be recognized by her knitting bag . . . please be on time . . . a future nurse, our Nell. Dramatic Club 4: Winter Sports Club l: Knitting 1: Pep Club 3. lUNE ROSELLE lndividuality her keynote . . . roller skating and dancing rate . . . an extremely talented young artist . casual type . . . luxuriant chestnut hair . . . interests center around Bill . . . Iunior has plans for a perfect marriage. Choir l, 2, 3. 4: Yearbook 4: Horseback Riding l, 2. RAYMOND ROTSAERT lolly, blue-eyed and good-natured . . . gimme the great out- doors - . . enjoys driving, bowling, and hillbilly music . . . chemistry? take it away . . . aspires to see the world . . . great musician, 'this boy . . . girls with sparkling personalities rate high with Ray. Tennis 2, 3: Swimming Z: Band 2. 3: Orchestra 1. 2, 3: Democratic Discussion Club 4: Safe Driving 3: Outdoor Club 2. lOAN RUDNICKI Spontaneous giggle . . . one of our snappy Color Guard . longs to drive a car . . loves to knit argvles . otato chi s . V . . p p . . . easy to know . - . a secretary for some lucky boss . . . dancing is tops with Ioan. Color Guard 2, 3, 4: Horseback Riding l: Knitting Club l: Tennis 1: Choir 1. 50 A L- I' 6?'v 7- 'D Q t 0 ,Q f- 'F ev- - Q 'M wx '-f cf K Xt, Q Q3 BENIAMIN RUSSELL An intelligent and a wide-awake red head , . . main hobby is collecting cowboy and George Shearing records . . . likes all -5 sports and the outdoors . . . appreciates the fine art of eating and l favors the Dodgers - . . reckless driver, who me? , . . easily dis- Q, gusted by wiseguys and gripers . . . college is in the future for , 1? Dinge. Wrestling 2, Student Council 22, 3, 4: Photography Club 2: Democratic Dis- cussion Club 43 Honor Society 4. RICHARD RYAN I X 1 ,fv- J K L Hurrah for Rise Stevens . . . operazclassical music, and drama t send this future English teacher . . . quiet, well-mannered . . . good D writer . . . anti-jazz . . . appreciates the finer things in life . 4 . that's i y y our Dick. Yearbook 4: Crimson Quill lg Dramatic Club 3, 4: lournalism Club 2. BARBARA SATTEN Delightful dimples on this willowy blond . . . sold on swing V . . ice cream and Billy Eckstine top her list of favorites . . . especial- ly fond of dancing and archery . . . fashion modeling for attractive, ' H' I amiable Bobbie. T h Softball l: Basketball 1: Modern dancing lg Volleyball 23 Tumbling 2. 1 ROBERT SEYFFART Anxious for fishing season to begin . . . also enjoys bowling fi ,nr and tennis . . . ambition to spend his life in the tropics, just eating and sleeping . . . easy to get along with . . . future still undecided . . . that's our Bob. RONALD SCHONGAR Lover of the great outdoors, swimming and camping . . . girls, don't smoke around this hopeful candidate for Colgate . . . a smile and a good word for everyone 4 . . here comes Slippery Rock . , . intelligent and sincere Tun ee g . Swimming l, -2, 3, 4: Democratic Discussion 4: Yearbook 4. AUDREY SCHULMAN Good times apenty . . . oh, that curly blond hair . . . cowboy music doesn't count, but Billy Eckstine sends her . . . scrapbook 1 records her happy times - . . Auld has yet to decide her future. Majorettes 2, 3, 45 Choir: Hockey 2: Red Cross lg Basketball 3, 47 Safe Driving 4: Yearbook 4. LOIS SCHWEITZER Can't stand those awful smells in chemistry . . . thumbs down on snobbish boys . . . slender, black-haired gal . . gay laugh . - . dancing, skating, basketball and swimming . . . a career 36 in nursing will follow for Lo. Glee Club l, 2: Library Council l, 2. xs ss, Seniofu 'C x m - lx 50 's .'., 1 ,Q v 'E f-.gf lUDITH SCHWEIZER Nuts about popcorn and stuffed animals . . . gleaming gray glider . . . likes to knit and eat but don't mention oral reports . . . laughing eyes . . . limmy . . . ludy plans a higher education at Southern Seminary. Color Guard 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Hockey 1, 2: Softball 1: Volleyball 2: Riding 2 ROY SHEPPARD Up bright and early for those hunting dates . . . prefers his women blond and tiny . . . gets a lot of fun from homeroom shen- anigans . . . detests road hogs . - . talent for track . . . college is in the future for Shep. Wrestling l, 2, 3: Democratic Discussion Club 4: Dramatic Club 4: Track 3, -1. BEVERLY SHONKA Exquisite eyes . . . lively interest in sport events . . . enjoys good books and movies - . . attractive clothes . . . dancing and playing the piano . . . a classic beauty all her own . . . Bev's next stop is St. Lawrence Colle e g . Riding Club 1: Hockey 1, 25 Dramatic Club l, 3: Color Guard 4: Student Coucil 4: Ushers 3, 4: Winter Sports Club l: Safe Driving 4: Games l: Yearbook 4: Volley- ball 2: Basketball 3, ELEANOR SIGORDSON Flashing athlete with the long blond hair . . . and the dancer we think is tops . . . Here comes Elie leading the band! . . . expert twirling . . . nuts about the Dodgers . . . mad bop . . . Dixie iazz . . - skates too . . . more and more basketball but musical comedy also for Sig. Hockey 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Softball l, 2. 3: Volleyball l, 2, 3: Tennis 2, 3,: Majorettes 2, 3: Archery 1, 2 3: Yearbook 4: Tumbling 1, 2, 3: Chorus -1. DOUGLAS SMITH Basketball and Carole Ann, his chief interests . . . sports a well- traveled car . . . fair-haired and good looking . . . tunes in on Hill- billy music . . . Fairleigh Dickinson next, says Doug. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 4. ROBERT SPEARS Let him spend his summers at Seaside Heights and visiting Bradley Beach . . - veal cutlet dinners . . . sharp dresser . . . up and coming Fred Astaire . . . Concha conscious Bob. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3: Baseball. BARBARA SPERBER A big hello and a ready smile from this blond senior . . . handy with the knitting needles . . - mad about Dave . . . oh, that pizza pie . . . dislikes those concoctions made in Home Ec .... en- joys drawing and roller skating . . - that's our Sperb. Hockey l, 2, 3: Tumbling 1, 2. 3: Sewing Club 1: Volleyball 1, 2: Tennis 2: Archery 2: Library Council l: Softball 3: Nlajorettes 2. 3, 4: Basketball 3. 'if 'Q -w G ' 2. N P--:mf a. , x I9 -1- If 'hx p ,, 'UV Iv' L' V I 'x vw WT ' 241 I 1 A I 3 , U ,S -as Q f 2 , . f ' if' , ' ff ' g V.: + yi r F0 V , SANDRA STEIN Dark expressive eyes , . . unassuming artist . . . well-groomed air about her . . , faithful follower of Vaughn Monroe , . parlez- vous francais? . . . Sandys off to college in the fall. French Club 2, J, Yearlmck -I ltiruncxtn' Club l 2, Newspaper lEAN STEINHAUSER 3. Talent centers around drawing and oil painting . . . thrills to dancing . . . seen with Edith and lackie in the gray convertible aint aint in her dictionary . . . summers at the sh art school for quiet, petite lean Tennis DAN STEHN Our local expert on world affairs . , just jazzy , OIG . ..1l.i . . fires the discussions in Mr. Wilsons P. A. D. class . . voracious reader . . . prefers his women intelligent and sincere , . Dan'l will liven up a college campus Crnnson Crier -1, l,J9YTlCJCILIllC llisr issitn Cliiii lj Bus:-liczll ll, MARLENE STHUNK What doesn't she do? . . . a sociable miss . , . with lovely blond hair . . . adept at horseback riding , . men: if you're tall, dark and 1' handsome, you've got a chance . . . longs to travel . . , her stories Q and poems make swell reading . . , Mar'll make a hit on a college l- campus. g'- Hiding Club lf Tnmlilnnx ll Serco- F. ftlxall ff Tennis JJ Hfckey 3 Vrtlley 'x v ball 37 Malarettvs 4. lOAN STURM Plenty of spirit in this cheerleaders makeup . . . pi zza pie and meatball sandwiches are tops . . . soft-spoken and sweet . . . dislikes 1 .7 3 Alf Yearbook 1. silly seniors . . . knitting needle-happy . . . active in all sports after graduation it's the WAAF's for loan. gf f Hockey Z1 lennis fi, Hicintr: Chili F9 lilzall i IC Ha.sE:vtl:.:ll 'ur ui 1 THOMAS SULLIVAN Tall, freckled, and good -looking . . . sparkling, clearscut eyes all sports with the accent on football . . . enjoys a especially at Nick's with Kat: and Maddox . . . the future is, as yet, undecided for Sull. For-tballi 3 4. IOAN SURESKY good time. Tall, dark, and attractive . - . south of the border rhythms specially Xavier Cugat . . . the Yanks are her team . . . its swimming in the good old summertime . . . driving and dancing a future in modeling for loan. Basketball lf Dramatic Clvili l, 2. Sequhu 'K 50 ..l.l-. fi X ' 'N -1- ,gt ff ' 'ny A L, R' 1 Q--v ic., - Q' ' it l M. ,,a WILLIAM TAYLOR TQ. Photo fiend . . . a track man . . . rides to school everyday in that Model A . . . always seen with the boys . . . likes geology . . . college will be next for goodenatured Bill. Track 47 Photography Club l, 2, 3. AUDREY TEITELBAUM -, Pint-sized bundle of fun . . . bubbling enthusiasm - . . crazy lf-Y about dancing and blue convertibles . . . loves dem Brooklyn Bums . . . Teit can sell anybody a bill of goods so merchandiz- ing is her meet. Yearbook 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 French Club 4: Student Council 2: Knitting Club 2: Safe Driving 3. WALTER TOMASULO How he likes vacations . - . well-built . . . doesn't care for cigarettes, and whiskey, and wild, wild women . . . football, base- ball, basketball . . . friendly fellow . . . as yet Walt is undecided about his future- N' MARGARETE TSCHEULIN She's got those early morning blues . . . goes for bowling and dancing in a big way . . . with her perfect figure and cute face, 'Q V - Marge will make a lovely model. Knitting lg Red Cross ly Color Cuard 2, 35 Choir l, Z5 Commercial Club 25 s. Dramatic Club 3. If LOIS TUSCHMANN Watching Yankees on television . . . kind-hearted towards animals . . . dreams over convertibles . . . knitting . . . movies . . . blond hair and LO. Choir l, 2, -lf Red book 4. a healthy complexion . . . office work next for Cross l: Knitting 2: Basketball 2: Crimson Quill 3: Year- ELSIE VANDERBECK All around sports girl . . . tall, slender and trim V . . enjoys better .1 writing . . . school woula be perfect without homework . . . giggling in English class . . . soft-spoken Elsie plans business school next. Basketball l, 2: Volleyball 1, 27 C. A. A. 25 Softball 2: Archery 2: Soccer l: Color Guard 2: Hockey 2. IOYCE VAN DIEN Strawberry blond hair plus a peaches and cream conplexion . . . a delightful mixture . . . keen about roller-skating, swimming and basketball . . . blue Mondays . . . Bop and Fred Robbins . . . Greenbrier lr. College next for Van. Hockey 1: Archery 2: Basketball l: Volleyball 2. 39 9 Seaiau 235' ti -er 'J .P GLORIA VAN DOORNE Short and sweet . . - hardly ever without loe or her convertible shops for and wears beautiful clothes . . . friendly with everyone . . . a cute little gal with marriage in mind is Gorge- PAUL VAN FLEET Friendly, easyvto-get along with . . . ambitious and hard-working spends leisure time building models . . . aeronautics and elec- tronics fascinate . . . enjoys good food, and likes friendly people . . . girls who smoke, don't let Paul see you - . . electronics at col- lege for Van. NORMAN VAN LOO Shy, but oh so nice! . . . plays good baseball . . . roots for the Yankees . - . liked by all . . . no bleached blondes for Norm . . . He should do well in whatever he undertakes. Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2. IOHN VAN RIPER A bi bo with a big appetite serious and shy a S' 4 supporter of the famous cowboy singer Montana Slim . . . mathe- matics and engineering interest him . . . always enjoys a good time with Dinge and the gang . . . Stevens Institute of Tech- nology will soon be welcoming Van. MARY VARCADIPANE Possessor of a radiant smile . . . anything for a laugh . . . ver- satile Mare goes in for bowling, dancing, knitting . . . seen with Bob . . . that Chevie convertible . . . vivacious and adorable . . . future private secretary 1 Hockey 1, 25 Basketball l, 2j Softball 1, 25 Hockey 2, 35 Tumbling 2, Games l. FREDERICK VEILE Active in sports . - . crazy about Bop and Dixieland . . . silly girls and rainy days are out . . . in seventh heaven when driving that Caddy . . . parties and food . . . Fritz has hopes for Dartmouth. Football I, 2. 3: Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1: Dramatic Club 3. LOUISE VERREY A sweet face . . . quiet and likable . - . leisure time devoted to reading, horseback riding and movies . . . music lover . . . depen- dability makes Louise top material for business school- .Senicvu 'gas its ne' C' 50 'i 47'-'sf ANTHONY VIGLIONE A flashing smile . . . greased lightning on a football field . good-looking Vig is always the life of the party . . . Brenda's his special gal . - . record collector . . . no one can beat those Yankees . . . all around sportsman . . . good food . . . he'll be a live-wire on a college campus- Football Z, 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball l, 2, 3, -15 Dramatic Club 3, -1. EDITH VIVIANO Modeling school here she comes . . . enjoys horseback riding and swimming . . . has a mania for buying records . . .raven locks . . . loves whirling on a dance flooi . . . Dean also rates high with loy. RITA WALTER Brown-haired, brown-eyed Beet . . . considers an ideal vaca- tion --- a visit to Germany . . . likes most everything except 'the school bus and boys . . - spends weekends bowling and roller skat- ing , . . plans to attend the Burroughs School. Choir l, Z, 135 Commercial Club 25 German Club 25 Basketball 45 Safe Driving 45 Honor Society 4, DOLORES WASMER Q,- 'Wk .IS 1 4-A L Knit-wit ' . . . please, some awful-awfuls and spaghetti . . . stay away you concefited boys . . . splash! when she swims . . let's go office working for Dolores. lVlajorettvs 3, Volleyball lg Basketball lg Archery 25 Yearbook 4. FRED WEISS Plans to make a million dollars i . . big smile for all . . . lives and breathes football . . . snappy dresser . . . bowling right down his alley . . . college for happy-go-lucky lunior. Football l, 2, 3, fl: Wresfling l, 3 -1: Basketball 25 Baseball l. 2, 4g Stu Council l. 2, 3: Lllee Club l, 2, 3. dent DOROTHY WETTINGFELD Spare time for sports - . .dotes on eating and sleeping . . . cute cashier at the Hyway . . . homework her pet peeve . . . greatest interest: men . . . that's Dot Choir lg Horseback riding lp Basketball 2: Color Guards 2. WILFRED WHITELEY Likeable and full of fun - . . craves Dixieland and music and good food . . . interested in people in general . . . football for F. L. H S .... cheerful Whit plans ot be a baker and cake decorator. 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LITERARY STAFF EDITOR: ALLAN GURNEY PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF EDITOR: FRED FOX TYPING STAFF EDITOR: CARMEL DeGISE ADVISERS SHERMAN E. DANCE, BUSINESS LAWRENCE I. CASHIOLI, LITERARY typewfters pounding to meet that dead- line . . . outstanding sketches from the Rembrandts ot the yearbook . . . bust- ling committee meetings . . . the com- bined efforts of these hard working staffs produced this Yearbook of 1950. SO iw ' 'QM I L 'Q 'Q Slucleni Gonna! All rn favor say aye for the students by the students for the students outstandmg assem bly programs lovely commlttee meetmgs helpful faculty adv1sers Spr1ng Spruce Up Week spxnted ccunpcngmng Ii Im elected posters flyers banners newly elected oihcers turmng out the dcnly bulletm teachmg cm zenshzp 111 a democracy am fm 41.91. sczmz gmc The clash of symbols cmd the roll of drums hercrlding their approach periecnon in two four time mtncaie formations executed with unerr ing skill . . . earning another trophy ., . 1 Ellie leading them with pep and style 4 . . daily practice in the bcrndroom . . . dashing BEL T. . . . One lor Fair Lawn, all for Fair Lawn . . . mdkinq becxutiiu! music at the Teomeck . . . uniforms of crimson and gray-smart cmd eye-catching - cz mixture of pride cmd enthusiasm as they .onto the field-cl glorious symbol of the spirit oi Lawn High. Golan Quafulancf Senna Mafowiiu Banners ilymg sabers flashmg stndmg smartly to the of a m1l1tary march d111qe-nt practlce 15 rew ed Wldl a beautiful d1sp1ay of pre c1s1on mn those d1ff1cu1t formauons red plumed hats and whxte gloves mn bnght array Ga1l lead mg them majesucally down the held a wonder ful qroup of g1r1s who really make us proud 9 I s . . Q ' M' anJ7au7nlinq7eam A perky corps of gals . . . high steppin' strutters . . twirling batons glittering under nnght lights . . . painstakingly coached by Mr. Cambell - . . carry ing the Fair Lawn banner . . . freezing at football games . . . lending spcul-:le and vigor to the band . . . flags whirling in colorful patterns - . . golden chrysanthemums on Thanksgiving Day . . . march- ing down the field with Ioan setting the pace . . . what a picture as they set their batons in motion. 'llaudqe Its cz touchdown' A Hash of cnmson cmd gray on the held hxp' Iup! lets go en bundles of pep cmd energy sethng an exhxlcxrfmng rcrlhes an energehc captcnn good sports mcmshxp theyre w1th the team w1n or lose ' . . . ' . ' ' . . . 1 - U pace . . - thundrous cheers rock the stands . . . pep umm? PISCISIOU and a snappy style backmg the I V s wxth vun and vzgor ongmal cheers that chck w1ih the crowds co-optlatxon on a grand scale add an extra dash of color to the games d1splay1ng the Sophomores skill and showman sh1p all the way for the squad I 1 . . . . . . . . - n . . . . . . - Nalaonal Afaaoa Sncwiq Audrtonum darkened candles aglow suspense herghtens as the names are called sugnatures recorded chenshed pms bestowed momentous occas1on rn the hearts of many a member of the Honor Socrety meetrngs after school cr yearly tnp character scholarshrp leadershrp and service much expected of these future leaders g . I . . . impressive ceremony . . . sincere congratulations . . . . . . , - , 1 a o ' 'I-GM Typewrlters clackmg away crrmngmg mter vlews semor snaps new masthead S801 1f lt s currently clever lfS 111 the Cnmson Cner opportumty for crecmve work ongmahty cmd W1 one tlun dune selhng hke hotcakes that professional touch worthyproject of the Iourncx- lism clues . A bdui that deadline' 'H x,o5?'1'5 S 'Lv- .,-X -r v-'f- 'r-fPT f- H+-1 Samoa 31644 phf Mad-cap rehearsals vomed pronuncmtxons of Chi dculy hystencs Mr CG5h1011S m spxred duechon searchmg for props ast mmute changes check those hnes Awwur hcket soles boommg openmg nxght ptters curtcxm gomg up . 1f'S u hovvhng success teamwork cmd good umes cm mteqrol port of thxs memorable producnon X ' ' '--1-F. -Y +K X , l , lb YY 5 lt l - -xv, ,Y f ig v-if f- -,- Q ft' v W v I ,ws--v1-MA,s, -,ffl 1miLA, 'V 1 4 e K Q 1 I I 6 . , .Q 1 ' 4 I -.Ta 1 , V m f , rf ,V i T . 5. , U If 'll ' 1 s -I n Jud Hold that pose watch the b1rd1e SIX clever semors un1que 9Xh1b1l101'1S mterestlng still hfes efiectxve hghtmg cmd stagmg new p1cture mcxkmg techmques cr b1g help to school pubhccmons always stnvmg for perfecnon an eye for cxrustry soy cheese chck' PRODUCTION CLUB AND STAGE CLUB Lights! Sound! Action . . . efficient handling of stage equipment . . . active training pro- gram . . . tricks of the trade . . . willing and capable members . . . deserving praise for their efforts for new public address system . . . recently chartered club . . . new inter-commun- ications sytem . . . can be counted on to do their share at plays, dances and assembly programs . - . experimenting with various lighting effects . . . always on the job. IUNIOR RED CROSS A helpful hand to all . . . cheering the patients with Christmas caroling at St. Ioseph's Hospi- tal . . . marvelous spirit in Iunior Red Cross DrivealOOO2, enrollment . . . projects made in woodshop for the blind . - . stirring assembly program . . . six busy members . . . a symbol of true humanitarianism. rimffff 0 ff 0 fl 4-n n . be--R-Q'. I null'J'UQ,',n rf' I X VISUAL AIDS Bringing educational films right into the classrooms . . . gems of Wisdom on that tape recorders--- is that my voice? . . . celluloid classics in the library . . . Boyle and De la Mare excused from classes in the interests of science . . . splicing films . . . education made more enjoyable through the efforts of these boys. USHERS This Way please . . . our smiling guides keep order . . . seating charts- senior priority . . . present at assemblies, plays, concerts, and meetings . . . trim and efficient . . . composed of six juniors and six seniors . . . our pleasant usherettes. LIBRARY COUNCIL From Alcott to Zola . . . efficiency personified . . . gracious Christmas Tea, a tradition they uphold . . . stamp that book . . . loyal friendly service . . . records for the student's pleasure . . . enjoyable field trips . . . experience in library skills . . . checking the permits . . - Quiet, please . SAFE DRIVING Clutch in, neutral, ignition on, starter, shift into gearsfthe first thrill of driving . . . Mr- Steenstra's boundless patience . . . movies that make you think . . . backing-up blues . . . teachers' cars in constant danger . . . Stop at the bright white line . . . the day you gradu- ate from the parking lot to the road . . . the trusty Ford that takes a beating . . . a course that's fun and really worth-while. VS i' . ...- - Q 3 MUSIC APPRECIATION The melodious strains of Beethoven come floating through the air . . . mad scramble for the phonograph . . . tickets for concerts - . . unforgettable performances of Aida and Carmen at the City Center . . . upholding the merits of favorite composers . . . modern versus the classics . . . music hath charms, DEMOCRATIC DISCUSSIONS CLUB Lively discussions . . . controversial issues . . . debates and forums before local clubs . . . big event is the New Iersey International Relations Forum . . . brings out the orator in you . . . friendly enemies . - . field trips-- fun and educational . . . provides good training for life in a democratic society. Jhgh Safran! Glam Pear shaped tones Flowmg cnmson gowns up and down the scales excmternent of last m1nute rehearsals Places please Tradmonal assemblles at Chnstmas and Easter fun 1n three part harmony promment event Sprmg Mus1cal gala affarr syncopauon mus1c old and new pat1ent accornpamst proud of our medo d1ous songblrds 1' Jrfff. , ,E 4 -. .-5 1'-S l ' r, gr-- 'EHS Mfg K , Wanda!! Grandstands always pam packed startlng the season w1th a bang beatrnq Eaststde endmq on Thanksgwtng Day v1ctor1ous over Rrdqe wood Motta and Sulhvan make All State team Crank s famous corny lokes T Zone Ioachrrn takmg h1s flfteen laps losmg that heartbreaker to Lyndhurst and rncreastrg Doc Gurney s tape honor roll Charhe dotnq an outstandrnq job as captarn Semors ourdoznq themselves tn therr last year Coach Bennett sweatlng It out wlth hrs boys a successful and thnllrnq season long to be remembered FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Sept Hawthorne Oc Bloomtxetd Tech ct Lyndhurst Oct Ramsey Oct Pompton Lakes Nov Boqota Nov Rxdqewoocl Coaches Frank Bennett Ernest Rtz zro Bruce Herwzg I I . A I - . . - I Sept. 24 , , ., ,......,.., Eastside . 30 ., . t. 7 , ' . O . 15 ,..., .,.,.... . 21 .. .,........,. , . . 28 , , 11 , ,, ,t,r,t,...,..,, . 24 , ,,,,.,.r.. ' 3.155 Make that basket boost that score Tumser and Fox retummg letter men notous faculty game Hackensack and Teaneck hrst trrne on our schedule Swrsh Mrntzer Atkxnson playmg a bang up game rebound artrsts set shots by Stmth and Vlghone hardworkmg Coach Herw1g thrrllers Wllh R1dgeWOOd Crank cuttmg ln to the basket Walt trll next year' Dec Dec Dec Dec CID GH an an an an an an an Feb Feb Feb BASKETBALL SC HEDULE Hackensack Passarc Teaneck Alumm Ramsey Faculty Bogota Rxdgewood Lodx Lyndhurst Rrdgewood Ramsey Hawthorne Bogota Lyndhurst Coaches Bruce Herwrg Herbert Wells Frosh Llyod Slegrrst H U . l3 , .,......... . 20 . ,...................,.. ' . 22 . .......,...... ...... . . 30 .,........... ,........ A I . 3 ...... ,..... .... I . 6 . .......... Hawthorne I . 10 ,...,....... .. I . 13 ............ I . l7 ......... .. , , ' I . 20 ..,.... l.. , ., ' I . 24 . ....,... . I . 27 ,.,..... ' I . 31 . . ........ . . . 3 ........,,.,. , . 10 . ,... ' ...... , . 14 ,....., ,... Champtonshrp team com1ng back rn great style Vtqhone speed to spare seventh mmng stretch catches tar tn the outheld Motta s broken bats dtamond Cutters Van Loos expert hurhng pulhng us through the trqht spots green mheld shapes up mcely Mr Sasso s fme coach mg pays oft mheld chatter make for a swell sprmg sport A prxl 18 Ma 1ts a h1t' teamwork cmd co operauon BASEBALL Ramsey Bogota Lyndhurst Hawthorne Rxdgewood Ramsey Rldqewood Bogota Lyndhurst Hawthorne Rrdgewood Away Home Away Home Home Home Away Away Home Away Away Coach Vtrgxl Sasso Ass t, Ioseph B. Wtlson 4. sank A cloud of dust and Rxz 558323 fake to the track' Capt Baas C1111 and Passlone veteragihdtk caidkrdw Jn the held events starter s ,W if gun fleetfooted cmd r.. s gint runnmg around the front walks Flylng Hawk 455511 a com! vthrough broad Jump pole vault and shot put GXCIYIBQ GYM 1VI1aI the half m11e e team IS spnnnng to success x TRACK Aprxl Seton Hall Relit Away Passaxc ,wh Away East Slde Away Penn Relays jAway May Teaneck Home Hasbrouck Pit Home Pompton QE, Away Rldqewood ,ug Away B P I L Home Lodx Home Twm Boro ,Away Coach Ernest R1 'lalzlui-9 Gruntrnq groomers Mr Amerrccr K1r hner wrestlmg unlxmrted class masters ot the hcrlt nelson ond harnmerlock Slum Admrrcrnd on o lettuce dret mat burns Seruors BID Dworetsky and Cotcun Fred We1ss lookrng good seven letter men to return next yeotr muscle bound sound Q two count cmd they re pmned we always get our shore of excrternent at Fan' Lawns wrest11ng matches WRESTLING SCHEDULE GU on on Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Couch Frank Bennett Leomcx Romsey Suftern Teoneck Butler Loctr Y M St Bencdrcts I . . . . N, f Y . r - ' Ion. 13 , , . Washington I . 19 . , , Y . 27 , .,...,.,,... . , . . l . ,,,. .,... . . . 15 .. ,, N, , , A, . . l7 , , ,. , ' Swimming Team Bashtul Boys lust cant be photographed Cleanest sport in school Knowles lends a flash of color swim ming against group four schools Veile an able captain cutting through the water at top speed Williams and Veile entering state tournament at Princeton relay races Tugboat Adrian and Adonis Dunton Coach Carlomagno and his swell sense of humor waiting for the starting an Fe SWIMMING CHFDULE Plcunlreld Maplewood Ferris Snyder Plainfield Newark Maplewood Ferris Snyder Newark Coach Thomas Carlomaqno signal . . . positions . . . tension rises . . . they're off! ' ' S . 1 . 6 , ' ' 13 1 l7 1 20 1 27 ,, ,, ' ' 30 b. 7 9 . 14 , ,. l6 1 1 E' rl .lr so X H15 , yt 1 q -52' il 5 7enm4 5 Practrclng under the b11ster1ng sun proudly sportmq flashy jackets lanky McCullough dartmg all over the court expert coaching by Doc Gurney perfectrng that backhand stroke new hrst doubles team lobb1ng that ball across the net weanng the soles of then sneakers 1n short on reserves long hours on the Radburn courts swrvel heads our hard workmg tenms players always put on a good show Aprxl May 21 3 31 TENNIS West New Ridgewood Bergenfxeld Englewood Teaneck Rxdgewood Englewood Bergentxeld Passalc Teaneck York Home Away Away Away Home Home Home Home Away Away Coach Dr Allan Gurney It 'K K Jr. D 5 - Qflffllflfiff ll .............. 15 Passaic ...................... Home 17 .................... 19 ' ................ 22 .............. 26 ' ............ 29 ' .................... ,f 'E-'-Wmav: -N .1 2 x .4 . -Q-3-iff . , A b Y . .,',. ' 1 5.-V! ' ff .V H 1 , .' 4 gf. Q' ,A - Ill: 1 .1- fl s ,xwmf .uf mt NPL WQFSN 'K ,xg '1 .T 1.8 afpwfn The year has been f11led wrth excrtlng events And rn br1ef summatron the class now presents A Revrew of Past Attractrons SEPTEMBER School days school days gettmg back m the groove trymg to remem ber the new schedules and room num bers school sp1r1t roused at pep ralhes wrnnrng the Eastsrde game OCTOBER Ioumahsm class works hard on thrs years frrst Cr1mson Cr1er Farr Lawn shmes at the Herald News Band Fest1val Halloween celebratxon lots of fun NOVEMBER Band auctlon huge success fmdmg out about our futures at Career Nrght scholarshrp fund 1ncreased wrth recerpts from Iolanthe mak1ng Thanksgrvmg perfect by trouncrng Rrdgewood DECEMBER Gettmg varsrty letters at the Fall Sports Award Assembly Band Festrval at Teaneck Armory Dramatlc Clubs hrlanous success Ramshackle Inn Football banquet at Nystrom s every body happy to see Dculy Bulletrn back even1ng to remember Sen1or Prom 1mpress1ve Lrbrary Tea fun for all at the Alumm basketball game IANUARY Fnendly rrvalry at Varsrty vs Faculty basketball game Ioe P1ca makes a mformatron Atomrc Energy Pro- gram Senes rel1v1ng last year s World Senes rn assembly movre Magrcal Moments lrves up to all expectat1ons FEBRUARY Excellent showrng at Oratoncal Contest teachers provxde r1otous even1ng 1n Txsh momentous occasxon for those elected to Natronal Honor Soc1ety best b1b n tucker donned for Yearbook p1c tures MARCH Everyone spellbound at House of Magrc Show Frosh Dance successful sweatmg out the College Boards solace 1n measurements for caps and gowns lVlr Cash1ol1 outdoes hrmself 1n Sen 1or Play stag or drag at the Vars1ty Drag tryrng our best for Spr1ng Spruce up Week APRIL pract1c1ng long and hard for I V Cheer leadmg Squad a chance to catch your man at the Student Councrl Dance MAY Fevensh campargnrng for Student Councrl Socrety Concert thorougly enjoyable even1ng at Spr1ng Muslc F9Sl1 va Student Counc11 offrcers rnstalled l UNE Last flrng for semors at the Prom Erghth grade graduatron solemn bac calaureate servxce Sen1or Class N1ght long to be remembered Spnng Sports Award Assembly tearful part 1ng at Graduatxon A - - ' Beautiful Easter assembly . . . girls hit...' 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As we depart and brd adreu These understudres make therr' debut We the members of the Senror Class do hereby bequeath the followrng Barbara Adelman wrlls her yearbook joys to the next lucky edrtor Irm Allman leaves hrs blush to Roger Atkrn Manfred Angermann leaves hrs lateness rn handrng rn homework to Arthur Gerulatt Ernre Atkrnson bequeaths hrs mechanrcal abrlrty to Irmmy Smrler Brg Irm Baas leaves the track team to Emrle H111 Carolyn Beatty leaves her love for square-dancrng to Betty Mrhm Manlyn Belay wrlls her rosy cheeks to loan Van Duren Ann Bell bequeaths that twrnkle rn her eye to Nancy Scan' Drck Benner leaves hrs broad shoulders to Bob Krrchner loan Berbenck wrlls her blond good looks to Iaclne Koert Bob Bernstern leaves Farr Lawn Hrgh School to go elsewhere Iohn Black leaves rn the Bug Bobbre Blackman leaves her hterary abrlrty to Nancy Barnes Carol Blender and Edrth Browse leave therr messy locker to whoever wants rt George Bogden leaves hrs walk to Ronnie Hertzberg Brll Boyle leaves hrs stage effects to Vrncent Long Sam Brandes bequeaths hrs sense of humor to lack Knapsack Ralph Brett leaves hrs tap technrque to Lance Buckman Garl Bruce leaves her sweetness to Nancy Nrcholson Stella Budnrk wrlls Mr Leach s physrcs class to any rumor grrl who wants to be the only girl m rt Connre Burke leaves her smrhng Insh eyes to Theresa McKenna Cassre Caltrbrano leaves her song stylrng to Dolores Werss Mary Cataldr leaves her vrvacrousness to lanre Mc Elroy Drck Cochrane wrlls hrs shyness to Bernre Werss Elarne Coleman leaves her sense of humor to Carmella Mrmaccr Ioan Cookrngham bequeaths her neat appearance to Georgene Dunn Stephen Cooney leaves hrs dreams of a Burck to Bobby Wrnans Art Da Costa leaves hrs car for anyone who wants rt Carmel De Grse wrlls her ongrnalrty to Thelma Bonatus Ted de la Mare leaves hrs earphones to Al Kaufman Eva Desro leaves her dark petrte appearance to Iosephrne Lembo Gladys De Young leaves Farr Lawn I-hgh School to catch up wrth George Alfred Drono wills hrs sax to Barry Schaeffer Ken Drew bequeaths hrs photography equrpment to anyone rnterested cheese cake B111 Dunn leaves lus quret smrle to Drane Iuchnrewrcz Ronnre Dunton leaves hrs way with women to Ray Fox Brll Dworetsky bequeaths has mat burns to B111 Admrrand Barbara Edmonson wrlls her quret corner to Dons Bush. Iackre Ellrson leaves her Color Guard umiozm behrnd Don Entenmann leaves Mrss Greenawalts class to Bobby Earle Bob Feldman wrlls hrs clarmet to Lew Sprechman Ioan Frcco takes everythrng wrth her srnce she can hnd good use for rr Betty Frne leaves her srster Pat her freckles wrth good rrddance Helene Frnke leaves her golden vorce to Rosemarre Belevedere Karl Foster leaves hrs studrousness to Martrn Qualantone Fred Fox wrlls hrs facral expressrons to Beverly Hague loan Frank leaves Mr Wrlson her knrttrng to hnrsh Fred Galloway leaves hrs attractron to the Frost Mobrle at the Polrcemans Ball to lack Hodde Helen Garrrson bequeaths her roller skates to loyce Klern Herbre Gerson leaves hrs trrg troubles wrth relret Kay Grsh leaves hrs sophrstrcatron to help the seventh graders along Charles Gladstone leaves solrd geometry to anyone whos crazy enough lC.I e It Barry Goldblatt leaves the fraternrty to the mercy of the pledges Ruth Goodman wrlls her rhumba to Sandra Speer I lean Cooke leaves her unassuming ways to Nina Applebaum- . ' ' l . ' in - ' ' Q to Glen Wd! Harrret Gordon leaves her hrgh IQ to her srster Barbara Carole Ann Grenz bequeaths her cheerleadrng Jump to lanet Taynar Charles Crrnker leaves Mr Cashrolr a lapane e towel Kenneth Grundman leaves avordrng all low cerlrngs loyce Grunstra leaves her loquacrous habrts to Margaret Langley Allan Gurney wrlls hr collec ron ot jokes and tones to Butch Crank Nancy Half bequeaths her basketball skrll to Helen Hughes lohanna Hagel leaves her percrl to anyone who gets hungry Nelson Hawk wrlls hrs cuttmg technrque to Tom Acrego Carl Hess leaves hrs easy-gorng ways to lohn Bmgham Ioan Hickey bequeaths her well lrked manner to Dottre Darby Garl Hoadley leaves the Color Guard to tts next captarn Ruth Holmberg bequeaths her prano to Sue Hanson Donald Houterloot leaves hrs bluepnnts to anyone who can decrpher them Ioyce Howlrn leaves her knack wrth greasepamt to the Masque 6. Wrg Paul Hunsrnger leaves Mr Rrzzro and hrs money makrng schemes Lots Hunt wrlls her harrcut to Marlene Dean Ruth Iames leaves bowlmg to Connre Lrssner Robert Iansen grves hrs early hours back to the mrlkman Robert joachrm wrlls hrs T Zone to Mr Bennett Howard Kagen leaves Captarn Vrdeo to the rest oi the rangers Peter Keyser bequeaths hrs herght to Kenneth Knapp Elrzabeth Krlkenny leaves her brg hello to Betty Ellrot Mrldred Krrchgessner bequeaths her musrcal talent to Geraldrne Brooks Arlene Klern leaves her srster Ioyce belund wrth pleasure Ted Knowles wrlls hrs flamrng red harr to Benn Martrn Gerhard Kremers leaves hrs classrc comrcs to Amos Saunders Peter Labosky leaves Mr Rogler another year oi Brlly Mrlnes Patrrcra Laggan leaves her space on the who s who page Iohn Lrptak bequeaths hrs track abrhtres to Bob Zazzah Leopold Loder wrlls hrs dark good looks to Davrd Lee Alda Luzzara leaves her momrng bus nde to Audrey Flynn Robert McCullough bequeaths hrs two old tenms racquets to the tennrs team Margaret Mc Innes leaves her mckname to Walt Drsney Nancy Mc Qurston leaves the hbrary councrl to Helen Hess Hugh Malley wrlls hrs good nature to B111 Lardlaw Ronald Manganaro leaves the back way Lours Martone bequeaths hrs football number 77 to Ioe De Grse Concha Marton wrlls her wardrobe to Barbara De Flora Ioan Martz leaves her bowhng scores to Audrey Shaw Ioan Merre leaves wrth Norman Van Loo Lors Meue leaves her httle locker to Vrlma Marnardr James and Iohn Merwrn bequeath therr confused rdentrtres to Delano and Franklrn Van Dam Francrs Meyer leaves M.r Hock s chemrstry experrments to her' brother Fred Robert Mral wrlls hrs Jazz band to Bud Lrvrngstone Bruce Mrlnes leaves hrs truck drrvrng to hrs brother Brll lack Mrntzer leaves hrs father a head of harr Beverly Morrrs leaves one copy of musrc tor the rest of the tenor saxes to frght over Ioyce Moss leaves Mr Leachs 9th grade scrence class her numerous As Charles Motta wrlls the norse of the senror class meetrn s to Ro T g y umsr Iune Muccro leaves her love ol clo hes to Marlene Van Doorne R N l or aug e leaves hrs lootprrn s for the Janrtors to clean up Nasser Nrkoukary bequeaths hrs Contrnental arr to Norma Sheppard Angelo Notte leaves hrs pack of Fatrma crgarettes Marcra Nyqurst leaves her chem equasrons to Garl Krng Lucrlle Orbeck wrlls her troubles to Vrck V y arran Ina Pallen leaves the great trmes rn tumblrng to Harlene Cohen Roger Paqurn bequeaths hrs mathematrcal genrus to Errc Valentrne George Passrone leaves the hrgh Jump open to Davrd Flaws O - . 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Ioan Paxton leaves her n1ckname P1x1e to Mr Dregnan who gave 1t to her Ianet Perkms bequeaths the school the rest of her iamtly commg up Ioan Ptelaet leaves her plard glasses to Anne Lourse McFarland Robert Pooley leaves h1s werght to Mr Bennett for next year s football team lack Polhtt ndes away rn h1s car T1na Prezrosr leaves her gum chew1ng to Ioan Holler Thomas Ramunda w1lls h1s snappy sportsh1rts to Calvm Stansfteld Fred Reede leaves w1th a mlschlevous sm1le Norman Re1lly bequeaths h1 b1g brown eyes to Norma Zzmmerman James Rob1nson leaves h1s crew-cut to Tom Iordan Robert Rooney WIHS h1s law SkllS to Mr D1egnan Charlotte Rose leaves her love for the classlcs to Iames Fahs Nell1e Rose leaves her locker to anyone who can open 1t Iune Roselle w1lls Mr Dance a penctl drawmg of all the semors Raymond Rotsaert leaves h1s bow ues to Frank Drah Ilan Rucimckr leaves to jom Senk Benlamln Russell w1lls h1s Gmldblllly to lay Hollander Rrchard Ryan leaves lus mtellectual learnmgs to Bob Thomas Barbara Satten leaves her shlngle to anyone brave enough Ronald Shonger leaves the Shppery Rock team to next years gym class Audrey Schulman IS leavtng her d1ets to anyone who IS w1lhng to try them Iudrth Schwerzer leaves 1n the Gleam1ng Gray Ghder Robert Seyttart bequeaths h1S wavy han to Arnold Suresky Roy Sheppard leaves h1s pranks to Anthony C1lh Beverly Shonka leaves her beauutul eyes to Kns Klem Eleanor Srgordson leaves the band w1th an ach1ng heart Doug Sm1th leaves Wlfh Carole Ann Bob Spears leaves w1th Concha Sandra Stem leaves her shmy black hau to Chns Perk1ns lean Stemhauser leaves her qu1etness to her s1ster Peggy Lors Schwe1tzer leaves her fun lovmg ways to Ioan AHOY Dan Stern leaves h1S sarcasttc remarks to Mel Slotchoif Marlene Stnmk bequeaths her blond haxr to H1lde Emker Ioan Sturm leaves her qmet vo1ce to Thelma Bonatus Tommy Sulhvan w1lls 1115 love oi g1rls to G1bby Bodet Ioan Suresky leaves her scatter pms to Ann Donato W1ll1am Taylor leaves h1s broad sm1le to lean Grusczmsla Audrey Teltelbaum w1lls her boundless energy to R1ta Eberhardt Walter Romasulo leaves h1s eyebrows to Eugene Gemsch Margaret Tscheuhn leaves Mr Hock s homeroom on t1me Lots Tuschmann leaves her cheerfulness to Blanche Ehazer Ioyce Van D1en bequeaths her perfect prohle to Iamce Shonka Elsre Vanderbeck leaves her book reports to someone else to hmsh Glorra Van Doome leaves her he1ght to Barbara De Flora Paul Van Fleet leaves h1s qu1et mannensms to Doug Heck Norman Van Loo leaves the French Natxonal Anthem to G1bby Bodet Iohn Van Rrper leaves h1s love oi yodelmg to anyone who wants xt Mary Varcad1pane bequeaths her smrle to Carolyn Gold Fr1tz Verle leaves w1th a splash Lomse Verrey leaves her shyness to Babs Heuser Anthony V1gl1one w1lls h1S electrrc personahty to Pete Kerw1n Ed1th V1v1ano leaves her bangs to Pat Tyrell R1ta Walter w1lls her good t1mes to her S1Slef Chf1SlG Dolores Wasmer leaves her grit of gab to Ioan Pru1ksma Fred Welss leaves h1s popular1ty to Frank Carlton Dorothy Wettmgteld leaves her ab1l1ty to sleep 1n class to Grace Conte B111 Whrtely bequeaths h1s space on the bench to Ne1l Keegstra Lo1s Youngsman leaves the Cnmson Cr1er to next years secretary Brenda Zmk w1lls her pep and personahty to Mar1lyn De G1se D1ana Zoller leaves a bucket of pa1nt and a brush to the hall walls O Barbara Sperber leaves Mr. Wllson's P. A. D. class with regrets. CLASS SOPHISTICATES BE ST ALL AROUND 'N T NICEST EYES CED WO 26 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED S NICEST PEHSONALITY PRIDE OF THE FACULTY W0 MOST MUSICAL I' BEST LOOKING BEST MIXERS - 7 'L L V , ' ' 'L fn? 4 L an I T: 5 I , 3 , I - . A :J- J, If' ' L ,, f , , sv , A Qfwsy. J' L M iz 'K 'L-A 5' .' , A Xi OPEL E' T n A.. - --'SU .fix -- Across ihxs stage many players have passed And now you wxll see-Who s Who m the cast nal. DESPAIR OF THE FACULTY MOST POPULAR BIGGEST POLITICIANS BEST DRESSED CLASS CLOWNS MUTT AND IEFF NICEST SMILE CUTEST COUPLE MOST BASHFUL EIU IE! as Wtbl MR. RIZZIO - With heart so brave and head so cool He caught the culpnt wxth hxs lmle slide rule. MR, MINTZEH 1' sf C' . g 'N x X 94 1 Ihf r,.41..1 xx OI m m rm , 1 5 'I fi I I MRS. RUBY-W A xl She takes their fingerprints when the 1 N. XC time is ripe N X -Ll. A She 'can easily spot the criminal We frustrated artists of the Yearbook stafi ' f 'YP94 Compiled this page iust for a laugh X Though we're kidding our school like this 2 The last six years have been sheer bliss. I . f s fl ,L t aj 1 MR. Hoon His scientific prowess and eagle-eye L ' lVlc1lce him ace Crime photographer of Q X , . Fair Lawn High. ?' ...' Z' I , ,. l l t. ' Q fe gr -W4 'L - 1 NIR. CASI-IlOLlf This paddle may be a tearful device Depending on Whether youre naughty or nice. one .Q MR WILSON more mystery Cause there s Mr Wilson making His torv 2 Q. f f V t u l I 1 , . I t If Th4ey've solved the crime: there's no ' tu . 1 ADH i 1 7 if . E 4644104441 Pkqm O h yp ply h cdhxd Mzaoa ,62h4f,,,,,,..e6.Z-64 054 9Mw,..,. Q76 9212 lam awe. 7zf,4Mm!2A,.,74f Qfovgw QQWQQWM J Mlm Q mfvwax Erdmfw YQ 9 P Yun: Ng mf mwx fum A 6 41114 62.10 Lf fgwjacwbragf WJ! 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Whrle remmtscmg we 11 take up our pen And record these gems-so remember when They were rolhng 1n the a1sles at the actors antxcs m Ramschackle nn T Zone Ioachxxn took h1s flfteen laps We were tak1ng tho e rugged tr1g tests Angelo chmbed the walls m speech class They engaged rn a snowball f1ght tn the track lockerroom Peggy Lamond wowed them w1th her danc1ng at the Band Dmner You were thrtlled and ch1lled at the General Electnc assembly program Mr Cash1ol1 called the faculty to attentton w1th a Now class Hugh Malley d1srupted sen1or play rehearsals by mov1ng one eye T1sh proved a roar1ng success loe P1ca sang to MISS Greenawalt and the express1on on her face loan H1c.-:ey was overwhelm1ngly elected Presrdent of the N I I R F We worked ourselves 1nto a frenzy dunng those P A D dxscusstons 1n Mr W1lson s class Those del1c1ous odors from the cookmg room dr1fted down the halls The guldance offtce outdtd 1tself help1ng sen1ors w1th college apphcattons An up and commg E1nste1n set h1S physlcs book on fxre durmg an exper1 ment M T dressed up as an allur1ng blonde at the Halloween celebrat1on Falr Lawn Zoo threw open 1ts doors to a p1geon and a cat 1n Mr HIZZIO s and lVlr Hocks classes Mr Trend spurred h1s team on Wllh cartwheels at the faculty game The Tr1mson Trler made newspaper h1story on Apnl Fools Day The Student Counctl washed walls and made the school shme for Spnng Spruce up week The Honor Socxety took the1r hxlarlous tr1p to the crrcus Those sc1nt1llat1ng love scenes tn the sen1or play Those campa1gn managers made notous speeches at the Student Councll elecuons We ached w1th laughter at the Class Prophecy We had water hghts on the sen1or tr1p We danced to dreamy mus1c under soft hght We had that choked up feel1ng at graduatton When we tr1ed to put a Yearbook together . . . . 1 . 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APPLIANCES Wmnq Lxqhtmg FIXIUIGS G HIGUISIIG Prop 170 SADDLE RIVER ROAD FAIR LAWN N I Compl ments 1 RADBURN ESSO SERVICENTER Geo A Sporn Prop FAIR LAWN AVE AND PLAZA RD RADBURN N I FAIR LAWN N Brake and Front End Specrahsts- Jian .Baan gaffwfff GW? GENERAL AUTO REPAIRS ACCESSORIES THEO BRAND G SON P ps Telephone FA 61476 1016 RIVER ROAD FAIR LAWN N I . I I I I , -- n L ' ' ' u . , , . O , .. i o I . . , . . , ro. ,.. ,..I , .. CLASS OF 50' In our twenty years of servmq Fan Lawn we have seen many of you from the cradle Now as you advance another step 1n 11.fe we offer our smcere congratulatrons wxth the hope of servxng you all through a bnght successful future STREHL P RADBURN PLAZA BLDG PHONE FA 6 0105 W E D E L I V E R LEARN RADIO TELEVISION Commumcations-Radio Broadcastmq JERSEY BIIY WATCHES COSTUME IEWELRY HQHN W SPERBER S JEWELRY 880 BERGEN AVENUE IERSEY CITY 6 N I Over Ioumal Square P O Io 3 2777 8 Appro ed by State Board I Ed G G I B11 DAY AND EVENING CLASSES 7 09A FAIR LAWN AVENUE Budget Payments for Non Vets AIR CONDITIONED SOUND PROOF STUDIOS FAIR LAWN N I CF merly Belonq g to Station WFMOD See Iack Thompson Reg1strar Q , I . K I - I I CLOCKS .- WATCH REPAIRING lugmmf I . . . FA1rIawn B 3910 I RAFFIANI 61 SONS Flonsts- WEDDING BOUQUETS CORSAGES FUNERAL DESICNS Flowers and Pot Plants For Every Occaszon 1282 SADDLE RIVER ROAD FAIR LAWN N I FLOWERS TO CHEEH You Gb ' ODGD CORSAGES THAT ARE DIFFERENT FAU Lawn 62774 Faxr Lawn 61520 FAIR LAWN DELICATESSEN Best Hot Dogs mn Town Fas! m Fair Lawn First In Quality 1240 RIVER ROAD rAIR LAWN N Cornphments of A FRIEND HY WAY TAXI Takes You Anywhere FA 6 0099 LOU S SERVICENTER Repaxrs-Lubncatxon Auto Accessones--Wheel Ahqnment 1201 RIVER ROAD CComer Berdan Ave FA1r1awn 62604 FAIR LAWN N I CARMICHAELS Men and Boy s Wear Sports Cameras EVERYTHING FOR LAD AND DAD 2402 BROADWAY FAIR LAWN N I Compluments of F W WOOLWORTH . . . . I - In ' f ' C. ' Q X ' I I U B I 28-03 BROADWAY Rt. 4, FAIR LAWN, N. .I - .J - . . CO. I . 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