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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1952 volume:

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' IIEIIICATIU Brrth unto Death and Lrfe To taste rnortahty rs to savor the Infmlte Furnbhnq youth Mlsty matunty Exqursrte moment on To halcyon days forever Free of the husk hte the essence Watted skyward by wmds of war Renalssance Among the clouds forever crystahzed 1 e forever We who frnd earth salute you who fmd eternrty of death and 1'f ...Q E BUARII 0F EDUCATIUN The monsters of our fate seerng the Mrlnes School open successfully battles wrth the referendum squeezrng rn the new students relentless workers for the good of the Fcur Lawn school system DR E I' GIHWEII Congratulatrons to the Class of 1952' I smcerely hope that Farr Lawn Hrgh School has helped prepare you to meet the cornmg Atornrc and Supersonxc Age The future of our way of hte wxll rest largely 1n your educatron as far as you can because an educated person 1S not only one who apprecrates the better thrngs of hte but one who IS of more servxce to hrs fellow man Good luck and best wrshesl E C GROVER Supervrsmg Prrncrpal O I Jo hands. I suggest that you continue your post-high school MR IIMRLE ll MINTZER Members of the Class of 1952 You carry wmth you our thanks and best w1shes our thanks for the pleasures you have gwen us our best w1shes for your happmess and success A part of each of us leaves Wllh you but you rn turn leave somethmg hne w1th us We are proud of you and look forward to the future wrth con hdence knowmg lt w1ll be 1n competent hands X Mr ltothermel and Ml Fllllpone Always on the go busy and popular Off1CeS d1rectors of our assemb11es detent1ons for those poor un iortunates who happen to be late competently runnmg the busmess of both sess1ons of our Alma Mater 12 ' FAIRLAW EDNA ASH BA Mcthematxcs 119-4' LAUHENCE BELLAGAMBA MA Mcxihemcxtxcs 115 Q H N.-f J HAROLD BELL BS Industncxl Aris 5 E 'UBI Sz 2374 0 W as 95 se ga sz 3-1 ,gin 53:2 I THOMAS CARLOMAGNO M A MARIAN CARLTON BA Scxence IESSIE CHURCH BS Busmess Educauon Eff! 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A if Nr GIAMARTINO MA Socml Studies X IENNIFER HARRIS BS Mathemctxcs HELIA KENDERDINE MS Socml Studxes l QL, IAMES LEACH MA Scxence ANITA MALUGANI AB Languages IANE GREENAWALT AB Enghsh H BRUCE HERWIG BS Physxccl Educchon 14 i ADELE KESSLER BS Busmess Educcmon iq i- IACOB LEICHNER BS Enghsh 15 MARILYN MCGINNIS B L S Lxbmncn Qfjjvi- A 7 I , 'P L O ' iv -' ' ' A A 'L 5 . . ' A5 ., ,' X, , .. N :za A f Ne- - V .VA Q A 5 , l x S U 1 N R-fs tiki 2' 4 - ixaii if -v. , g . IQ-f ,i ,lk , . X1 '-. I4 2.2 ' , ' I '13 ,ws 'F' I - i'ii.M'g.V i I I fb .-I, mga, 1: , fl'-Lf f 1 l. A X '55 - . I f , I I A ' v, if Dag!! ' ' ' ,Y-. S-' 7 Qs ' Y, 5. ? CLAIRE MEYERS BS PIIYSICGI Educutxon ALICE MONTEL Languages ROBERT PHILLIPS M Ed Industncxl Arts ig as 1-4 Q XIX IRENE REILLY MA Scxence 1 4 fill ROBERT MILNOR BS Scxence MARY NELSON AB Englxsh Socml Studies N3 S. 'K A HOWARD PIATT B A Art Educcmon FW xg! 7 -ls 1 43 ffw ADOLPHIA RICCOBENE B S Enghsh FAIRLAW E. S JAMES OLEARY M ED Socxcxl Studles iix CLETUS POLK MA Malhemcmcs IOHN RILEY M A Malhemcmcs ALICE ROUGHGARDEN BS SARA RUBY MA VIRGIL SASSO MS physlccl Education Busmess Educcmon Scxence DORIS PARTRIDGE BS Home Economzcs 'bs 2 RUTH REAGER MA Guxdance Enqhsh MQW' :ZS ir' -4.9 ROBERT ROGERS Core IACK SECHRIST MA Musxc Educcmon N , ,. j if A- x - W XX , I r 1 1 . 1 f S. A I 990 5' 1? - , N 131- ' - ,V iff . .A . .1 ,U ,, 1 I ' Q ' cm - I P1 fi L 5 V I I - I 3. L I -ks ' f , - -. 1. , ' - f .P ra 5 Q 5 Q Sv T A N . .um a - . - Q, yu.-:ww I -ug , -' rf- ' ' Lrg I 'H' f ,, 3? Kia I' .' ' I 17 ' V' 1 3721 , 4 ,, yr H I - Us ii.-I ' 'mf . , ?., Lg,55E:i f v sb A w , rs I ' X '-,REQ 15:3 gif. ,. Hi 5. g ' In iv' - .4 fr 5,9 - .QLLH ' 1 ' Q V N Q' Q .V5'1'Vjjf' - ef' XVX I . ' f ,if V. I 1- fiwsf - ' -I M . MS , . . . - - ' ' ' ' ' ' 5- 'E ' I I A fi. vvrgfa MEF? . - ' ,I I A FACULTY Ag 1' CECELIA SPILLANE Enghsh Core 1 KSN. 'AQ' MARIE SURMONTE B A Core 1,41 if CONSTANCE VOLK BA Enqhsh ESTER WICK, BA Languages BENIAMIN SQUIRES BS English BARRY TEDESCO MS Musxc Educatlon VIRGINIA WAYLAND MA Enghsh i N N AUDREY WILCOX, BS Physxccrl Educczhon WW ,0- LLOYD SIEGRIST B S Indusirxal Arts CARL STAGER BS Languages FRED TREIND MA Scxence Mathemcmcs MABEL WERGER BS Home Economxcs IOSEPH WILSON. MA Soclcxl Studxes ROBERT SINGER BA Muthemcmcs Scxence i. F -I IOHN STEENSTRA Industncxl Arts VIRGINIA VOGEL R N B S Nurse ESS WESTON Scrence RUTH ZABRISKIE. BS Physxcal Educatxon 35- ,515- ig 1 'E Y A -, , as A ' A I ' 4 X 1 S U N 9 If ff' : 022 1. , 1 5 A , -ffm 3 Q i ' . 'N tx -' A X , 1. q . g 'L ,f - U ' rl nl! , ' K . .sv X I I , ' I . B.S. , . . . - . . lu, - I -, 0 'Q Qfi5 i,3 ' 8- k 5, ' ' , S., Q' to . x ' - ,, sf ' z i . ' '- X A N f ' . . . , . . . . . I . Ms. A , ' ' FUIIIAMEF STAFF The gu1d1ng 11ght of the future drawmg up four year plans Mr Rothermel w1th a helpmg hand M1ss Elhott and MISS Fteager standmg by psychologmal tests to flnd out what makes us txck Mr Thomas fmdmg jobs for all college apphcauons and scholarshtps pourmg 1nto the ever busy Gmdance Ofhce li, re? Wi UFFIFE S'l'Al'F Always busy hand1ng out blue Sl1pS paper cl1ps and workmg papers Detent1on Row along the wall puttmg out the Daxly Bulletm hsten mg to the same old excuses every morn 1n they re always ready to lend a helpmg hand 1n the oihce R ' Q x, X Q Q' SENIUHS if n KX 'llllllt CLASS AIWISERS . September and another long haul . . . same routine but iresh ideas . A. . unfailing light . . . usual misunder- standings clarifiedg they're right again . . . the dictates of experience . . . headaches even on free time . . . wading in a sea oi subscriptions . . . Iune: No more pencils. no more books: no more students-period . . . but back again next fall . . . thanks a lot, we'll really miss you! R IANE GREENAWALT QF' ,qv U, my f t fm. r J : LAWRENCE CASHIOLI SHERMAN DANCE ---9 Q95 'G 3 CARL GREENHUT SARA RUBY IOSEPH WILSON BENIUR FLASS UFFICERS Iumor year electrons put lay Errc Ianet Don rn offrce September sees preparatron and organxzatron frve thousand or bust lost sleep over darly returns hnal weekend rt s over the top for a record sale more meetmgs decrde the tnp class nrght grit harangue settled and everybodys happy Iune 1t s all over an empty ieehng con gratulatrons for a Job well done' if -0 'F ' w ww 1 X' g J r f ' 'X 1 5 xr f V . I J 4 4' 1 'W fl'- Ks CAROL ACKERSON The smaller half of a Mutt and left team . . . she must use Drene . . . don't let cz bob fiend near this girl . . . prefers a certain dark-haired junior . . . where does she get those clothes? . . . an asset to any college is Ack. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2. 3: Archery 4: Tennis 43 Varsity Club 4: Crimson Crier 3: Year- book 4: Cheerleader 4: Footlight Players 2, 3, 41 Prom Committee 3, 4. TRUDY APPOLLO Short and blonde . . . abounding in athletic ability . . . everybody's friend . . . spare time spent baby-sitting . . . it's the business world for Trudy. Hockey 4: Speedball 4. ROGER WILLIAM ATKIN That slow smile . . . moves to the Central on Friday nights . . . food is fine, but where does he in put it all? . . . wears out the barber's scissors with his haircut . . . Yes Ma, you can have the car. . . . neat dresser . . . Dixie and Iaeqer are never far away, that's Hog, Football 2: Baseball 2. IOHN I. ATTA Sports fan . . . likes to eat . . . enjoys gym class . . . works at Haband . . . bowling and r swimming are tops . . . next year it's vocational I f school for Iohn. Track 25 Bowling 2, 3: Honor Society 3, 4. 'Wi .--fl as 10 -ae. f TN xt is I Q IA I Q. 1 U BERNARD BARON Happy-go-lucky . . . friendly and nice . . . Nancy K and roller skating are favorites . . . makes de- liveries for Elmwood Drugs . . . a good job in the future for Boone. 5- Football z, 3. IESSIE BARONE Expressive brown eyes . . . friendly smile . . . an accomplished knitter . . . likes to dance and skate . . . secret ambition to visit Hawaii . . . works in a Transportation Co. office . . . at last, no more homework, cheers Iess. Basketball 4. RONALD CARL BELL Tall, dork and good-looking . . . collecting records a favorite pastime . . . plans to work after grad- uation . . . pizza rates high . . . yearns to play trumpet in a name band . . . senior year goes too quickly, states Mickey Band 1, 2, 3, 4. N 'Q 'sw ' FLORENCE BEMBRIDGE Mad for filet mignon . . . sports . . . cooking - . . . lohnny and the red convertible . . . noted for 'a her statuesque figure and friendly smile . . . loves study hall and sales and law . . . oh, that home- f work . . . office work and marriage for Flo, Bowling 1: Basketball l, 2, 4: Color Guard 2, 'JL . 3, 4: Footlight Players 1, 3. - L. x .' '1 ll 1-1 k,! 7' ,A t ,P , 'tv- y 'v- -4' E' ..F' '-' - -01 ELIZABETH BERGEMAN Bet . . . cute and blonde . . . belongs to A-lots . . , would like to join the A.F.L. . . . likes sports, dixieland, pizza and some boys . . . future secretary. Rec. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 3: Dramatic ' -- 3 -L Club 3: Bowling 3: Prom Committee 3. ROBERT BERGER Trapping, hunting and fishing are tops . . . to 06- .QWN iw x...- 5 'Q - f j o- , 'iv QD .Q f it is 1 -SN? 11 iff' R 1 K G finish high school is his ambition . . . Ellen tops his list of many friends . . . U. S. Navy is waiting for Bob. ARTHUR B. BEHK More study halls for Pancho . . . give him a chance and he'll solve the world's .problems . . . a demon on the courts . . .,has proved his acting ability . . . Alter seven years of college, nine years in the army, at the age of thirty-five, l'll be a law clerk? Baseball 1' C'r'mson C 'er l 2 T n 's 2 .fl rt ,:eni ,3.4: ' Wrestling 3: Prom Committee 3: Senior Play: Footv light Players 2, 3, 4: Democratic Discussions Club X 3, 4: Varsity Club 4: Yearbook 4. Q: ..- X. SEYMOUR S. BERKOWITZ we Live wire in physics . . . enjoys horse back riding . . . race track, here he comes . . . friendly personality will help in veterinarial pursuits . . . to own a line of trucks is secret ambition . . x senior year moved too fast for Berky. B 4 Wrestling 2: Track 2. K - g . I os MURIEL LOUISE BERTSCH X A roller derby enthusiast . . . friendly . . . toots V a tenor sax . , . admires the skating of Mary Gardner . . . thumbs down to stew . , . roller derby after F.L.H.S. for Muriel. Band 1, 2, 3. 4. CAROL LENORE BEST Perf blonde . . . enjoys sports, reading, dancing . . . always gay . . . would like to get married . . . secretarial school for Carol, Tumbling 1: Basketball 1: Pep Club 1. IOSEPH BLACK Class Casanova . . . Frankie Lane fiend . . . spends warm weekends at the shorefcold ones at the Polo . . . spiritual leader of the Mob . . . loves the peace and quiet of speech class . . . medical school is Pat's aim. Football 2: Baseball 1, 4: Wrestling 1, 2, 4. Class Officer 1, 3: Varsity Club 3. 4. LOIS RUTH BOEHMER Full of vim and vigor . . . keeps the record companies in business . . . skillful on roller skates . . . plenty of initiative . . . hats off to Fair Lawn High's super sales-woman . . . late to bed and late to rise . . . anything to do with Ramsey interests L Tumbling 1: Prom Committee 3, 4: Hockey 4: BGS- ketball 2, 3, 4: Archery 4. NORMAN EDWARD BOUTIN Strong. silent type . . . enjoys skiing and fishing . . . plans to join the Navy . . . seen with the boys . . . summers at the lake in Fall River for Skinner. Band 1, 2. THOMAS MARTIN BOWES Congenial personality . . . a smile for everyone . . . swims with vim and vigor.. . . wouldn't mind a few million . . . geometry and chem rate . . . Tom is headed for an engineering college. Track 2 3' Swimming 3 4' Honor Societ 4: Senior 1 1 I I Y Play. MILDRED CAROL BOYLE Oh, that Italian food! . . . would like to live in Texas . . . dislikes history in any way, shape, or form . . . it'll be marriage for Midge after F.L.H.S. Band 3, Chorus 1: Basketball 4. lOl-IN BREDEHORST Our red-headed fireball . . . always with a ready smile for everyone . . . a good friend to have . . . the Air Force holds an attraction for him . . . thin or stout, you're liable to be greeted with cz cry of Hi, Fat! from Bred, Football 2. 3: Baseball 2, 3, 4. PHYLLIS PEARL BRESSLER A steak and potato girl . . . hooray for the Dodgers! . . . Paterson State comes next . . . Blue Moon . . . freckles are her nemesis . . . Frankie Laine rates high . . . Lois, Ioyce and the girls are tops with Phyl. Library Council 2, 3: Crimson Crier 3: Yearbook 4: Safe Driving 4. HELENE RENEE BRICK A collector of perfume bottles . . . tuna fish is tops . . . conceited people are taboo . . . aspires to be a professional dancer . . . Helene hopes to be a model and a secretary. Democratic Discussions 3, 4: Footlight Players 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Yearbook 4. MARIE IOAN BRIGNOLA Lively and vivacious . . . secretarial work next year . . . wants to join the Waves . . . can be found at the roller skating rink in spare time . . . Mr. Cashioli's class is favorite says Io, Member ot Student Council and Ir. Red Cross at Demarest High School. ALLEN BUFF Sleight of hand artist . . . sense of humor . . . would like to become a concert pianist . . . can be seen driving the Cadillac . . . rare foods . . . dislikes friends who are unloyal . . . Northeastern University for Al, Production Club 2, 3, 4: Visual Aids 2, 3, 4: Orch- estra 3: Stage Club Z, 3, 4. 3 . .ri ,iw 0 'fix K' x i t f 1 1 ge s 'Q 03 1 IOHN CURVING, IR. f One of the quiet members of our class . . . dark hair and plaid shirts . . . tinkering with cars , . . dislikes getting up in the morning . . . all the hamburgers he can eat . . Iack. l 4 We . N.Y.U. will welcome VIRGINIA DAHL As sweet as she looks . . . can depend on her just enough reserve . . . changing pert nose and contagious giggle for anything . . . hair styles . . , . . . a becoming shyness . . lets go skating with Ginny. Band I, 2. 3: Chorus 4: Basketball 2, 3: G.A.A. 4: Safe Driving 4: Bowling 4. Qui' if 7 MARLENE KATHRYN DEAN 43? A working girl . . . well-liked . . . handy on the basketball court . . . seen in her Chevy with . The Girls . . . happily engaged to Bill . . . K 4' Q, wedding bells will be next for Mar. Basketball I, 2. 3, 4: Prom Committee 4. 5 N ff' THOMAS CHARLES DECKER Happy-go-luckf . . . likes swimming . . . watch ,K 1 out for that Plymouth . . . always ready for a 4' laugh . . . seen everywhere . . . the service holds an attraction for Tom, X X 7 ry? BARBARA IOAN DeFLORA Good things come in small packages . . . friendly . . . wonderful personality . . . always ready to help . . , a hair stylist is just the thing for Bobbie , Ushers 1, 3, 4. V8 FILOMENA DEL VECCHIO Anybody got a piece ot gum? . . . dislikes homework . . . likes to skate, dance and swim . . . another knitter . . . works in an office . . . the crystal ball shows ctfuture as a comptometer op- erator tor Flip Ushers I: Basketball 4. IANE HELEN DESIO One of the small members of the class . . . pretty clothes . . . will make a cute nurse . . . good natured . . . giggles . . . a slow smile . . . iun's a popping when lanie's around. 5 ELLY A. DIEPEVEEN I Vivacious personality . . . no kidding . . . nuts about sports and sewing . . . that trip to Holland . . . sparkling eyes . . . noted for her drawing . . . Elly is headed tor Trenton State Teacher's College. Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Yearbook 4: Student Council 3, 4: Prom Committee: G.A.A. Officer 4: Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Bowling 1, 2. 3, 4: Honor Society 4. L if T' . 1 Y !' X ,fi li f 1' l A pq -Six ?' ks WILLIAM NORMAN DIETCH Pleasing personality and friendly smile . . . coe lege next year and pilot training . . . cars. girls. and football are tops . . . Who doesn't like load? . . . abhors bleached blondes . . . lack of all trades . . . to own his own plane would rate with Bill. Football 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2, 3, 4. FRANK RALPH DIORIO Nice looking guy . . . would like to play a fine piano . . . gets a kick out of baseball and wrestling . . . seen with the boys . . . Notre Dame for Frank. Wrestling 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Honor Society 4. ANN-MARIE DONATO Friendly . . . don't call her Annie . . . yea, Yankees . . . kept busy writing letters . . . will be an A41 housewife someday soon . . . Ann- Marie will be an efficient secretary. Usher 1: Library Council 2: Footlight Players 3: Honor Society 3, 4: Yearbook 4. DOROTHY MARIE DOOLEY Short and peppy . . . would like to live in Colorado . . . sharp on the dance floor . . . dis- likes ham and people who call her Shorty . . . Rio ligures in Dot's future. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. RITA DOWLING Oh, those eyelashes . . . comes to us from Walton High in New Yorlf . . . enjoys roller skating and bowling . . . plans to work and go to business school next year .... spaghetti and steak are favorite food of Rita, FRANK JAMES DRAHOUZAL Great politician . . . has a finger in every jie . . . friendly . . . no, not Mr. Cash's English class! . . . money really rates . . . Philadelphia Textile Institute next for F I. Varsity Club 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Senior Play 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Footlight Players 3, 4. MARY ANN DUKE Doesn't walk anymore . . . it's Boxers lor ham- burgers . . . Knappy's little shadow . . . exciting history classes . . . keeps Mr. Polk's class from starving . . . you spee.dy drivers! . . . college welcomes Miss Happy-Go-Lucky. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Sottball 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Color Guard 3, 4: Prom Committee 4: Variety Show 4: Yearbook 4: Footlight Players 4: Tennis 4. DOLORES IDA DURITZA Meyer Brothers' salesgirl . . . seen with Norma, Carole, Milt . . . nice clothes . . . enjoys Home Ec. with Mrs. Werger . . . Sports and gymclass . . . fair-haired Dee. Chorus 4. , ,v :Tx it 1 N in 1 s '- 94 ,Dx sr' 'B' I' 1 Mun! 1' will l Kg 'Es ROBERT STANLEY EARLE A star on the diamond . . . Bob loves nice thick steaks . . . enjoyed his senior year . . . hopes to own his own business after serving with the Navy. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Varsity Club 2, 3, 45 Bowling 1: Rec Basketball 1, 2, 3. MARYANN EATON Our own Mrs. Anthony . . . has a way with traffic policemen . . . food calls and Maryann comes a-runnin' . . . a distinctive type of beauty, all her own . . . a hand in everything . . . is she ever without Gail and Scriv? . . . Endicott will be turned upsidedown when Mer comes. Bowling lg Tumbling 11 Crimson Crier lg Basketball l, 2, 3: Prom Committee 3, 45 Yearbook 4: Hockey 4: Color Guard 4: Speedball 4: Archery 45 Softball 45 G,A.A. Council 4. RITA EBERHARDT Cute and tiny cheerleader . . . mad about Italian dishes and knitting . . . a smile for everyone . . . seen with Don . . . Rita is making mer- chandising her future. Usher lg Basketball 2, 35 I. V. Cheerleader 2: Cheerleader 3, 4. DOUGLAS R. EMPRINGHAM After graduation, travel . . . kept busy working at the A G P after school . . . P.A.D. favorite subject . . . Someday I'll write a best-seller . . . usually seen with Hay . . . here's to Doug. Crimson Crier 2: Basketball 25 Visual Aides 3, 4. IAMES H. FAHS Literally has his head in the clouds . . . man with a million jokes . . . slide rule . . . second Alfred Einstein . . . enjoys teasing and tinkering backstage . . . college for lim. Band l, 2, 3, 4: Visual Aids 2, 3. 4: Production Club 3, 45 Swiming 3: Stage Club 3, 4: Honor Society 4. WALTER FEARNS Our redhead is always ready to give a lift . . . his hot rod rates high . . . currently painting apartments . . . thinking of gracing U. S. Marine Corps . . . to live a happy life is Walt's ambition. BARBARA FEUERSTEIN Dislikes little boys who try to act like big men . . . Oh to weigh 1l0! . . . love that pizza! . . . hopes future F. L. girls will always find Soap in the girls' room .... Bobby hopes it'll be marriage after F. L. H S DAVID E. FLAWS Carrot-top . . . enjoys long bicycle trips . . nice u would like to go to Vassar g y . . . . . . Gettysburg College and the U. S. A. P. for Dave, Bowlin 1. 25 Track 2. 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. QFREE PUBLIC LIBRARY FAIR LAWN, NEW JERSEY 'Qi- qv 1. u IUNELLE WRAY FLECKE Tall and terrific . . . first love is a horse . . . is there such a thing as common sense? . . . life ot the party . . . hilarious antics . .. Don't tempt mel l'm on a diet . . . there's onl one june, and Y we wouldn't want her to change. Chorus l, 2, 3: Dramatic 3: Tumbling 1: Prom Committee 3. ROGER FREY Enjoys hunting and fishing . . . would like to drive a stock car . . . people who like their half of the road in the middle peeve Hog. LOUIS FRISTACI-II,.IR. Photo fiend . . . can be found tangled up in movie film . . . enjoys sciences and math . . . practical joker . . . secret urge to play the organ in Radio City Music Hall . . . future's in engineering . . . capable head of the Production Club . . . what C- ' would our assemblies be without Lou? - Visual Aids I, 2, 3, 4: Production Club 2, 3. 4: Photography Club 1. VINCENT F. GALANTE Where there's one Vince you'll find the other ' . . . favorite sports include swimming, basketball, , and football . . . elected to N. I. All State Orch- estra . . . good time in band will be remembered .I . . . any food will do . . . plans to take up music. l Swimming 1: Student Council 1. 2. 3: Band 1. 2, 3: Orchestra 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Yearbook 4: N. I. All State Orchestra. h Q f'x l RONALD C. GIACOMARO On the quiet side . . . well-liked . . . where's Dee? . . . let's go to Bonds for an awful-awful . . . football and baseball rate . . . swell guy . . . lock is our future electrician. Football 2, 3, 4: Wrestling l, 2: Baseball 1. Z. DEANNE CLAIRE GIAIMO Peppy and always on the go . . . mad about the mombo . . . loafing and driving her car rate high . . . Spanish interpreter at Fairleigh Dickinson . . . personality plus . . . that's our Dee. Prom Committee 4: Footlight Players 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 4: G.A.A. 4: Color Guard 3. I CAROLYN BEVERLY GOLD College bound . . . loves pizza . . . deals out a smooth tune on the ivories . . . a good will ambassador to foreign countries . . . Mr. Cash's English class is a favorite of Carol's. Crimson Crier 2: Chorus I. - , LOIS B. GRAHAM ' l Loves to drive . . . seen with loan and Barbara likes to talk in study hall . . . enjoys any kind of food . . . secret ambition remains a secret . . . future undecided but nursing looks good to Lo. Basketball 4. -of l ff WILLIAM BUSH GRUNSTRA Tall, dark, and handsome . , . likes to tinker with his car . . . drives the Hadburn Pharmacy truck . . . a baseball fan . . . dislikes anything that I3 HBi .1,,,,.1Q A' requires great patience . . . future undecided for H., Basketball 1: Baseball 2, 3. BARBARA ANN HANHAM Sparkling eyes and blonde hair . . . nursing after F. L. H. S .... longs to visit Switzerland and to skate on its famous lakes . . . dislikes taking showers alter gym . . . it's steak and french fries vm A 4 Sub for Barbara. Bowling 1, 2, 3: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3. 4: G.A.A. 4: Chorus 4. ELIZABETH HELEN HANSEN Italian food a favorite . . . good at sports . . . plans to attend nursing school , . . dislikes homework . . . would love to visit Hawaii . . . chemistry class makes a hit with Betty. Basketball 4. ELIZABETH ANNE HARNETT Q Infectious giggle . . . melts when she hears Mario Lanza . . . considers term papers an un- necessary drudge . . . pretty blush . . . really creates in Creative Writing . . . would love to pilot a plane . . . nursing school for Betty Ann. Crimson Crier 1: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Color Guard 3. 4: Safe Driving 3: Footlight Players 4: Senior 'pn 'R 35 Play: Yearbook 4: Honor Society 4. ANN MIDDLETON HASTINGS A happy hello for everyone . . . made quite a hit as Betty in the Senior play . . . has had a busy but wonderful Senior year . . . summer's best at Cape Cod . . . you'll find her with lill and Anne when Roy's not around . . . Ann will make a cute nurse. Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4: I. V. Cheerleading 2: Prom Committee 3. 4: Year- book 4: Senior Play: Safe Driving 4: Footlight Players 3, 4: Softball 4: Tennis 4: Phi Theta 4: 1 Liirlia . -5 i. 515 All Q ' 'X 4 Honor Society 4. HELEN G. HATFIELD Easy-going disposition . . . roller skating . . . loves Italian food . '. . one of our engaged girls . . . after F. L. H. S. comes marriage for Helen. RAYMOND H. HEBMANS Seen driving around . . . likes to eat . . . nice work in Florida would be super . . . travel attracts our Ray. . HELEN HESS Empire State for our future optician . . . fun to be with . . . one of our smart-strutting majorettes . . . always a helping hand . . . hopes to dance professionally some day . . . See you on Broad- way . . . Shorty. Majorettes l, Z, 3, 4: Library Council 1. 2, 3, 4. Yearbook 4: Basketball 1, 2: Prom Committee 3. . 1. 4 9 . lt 5 ry 1 'ggs - -xx: I 4 '- ' l f-5555. f 5 ,Q ff- I9 -u.. . 5 al , 1- fro. i STI V x 1 3, v Dt 1 Quiet . EMILE RICHARD HILL . . no Dodgers for him . . . makes those cinders fly . . . steak and french tries . . . hunt- ing . . . contagious smile . . . nice to know . . . engineering the main interest in college tor Emile. Student Council 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Class Ofticer 3: Honor Society 3, 4. LYNDA ELEANOR HOFFMAN l wish l could play the piano . . . clam chowder-take it away! . . . can be seen selling toys in the Fair Lawn Toy Shop . . . love that Safe !?l Driving . . . Lynda. Chorus 1, 2. 3, 4:Libary Council 1: Prom Com- mittee 3. 4: Student Council 2. IEAN MARY HOLDING Packed her bags for Fair Lawn this year . . . pretty brown hair, and the ideal figure . . . Oh how I hate to get up in the mornings . . . plenti- ful smiles and hellos . . . master at the keyboard . . . forever laughing . . . always riding around with the kids. Chorus 4. IAY MICHAEL HOLLANDER Our popular President . . . wonderful guy . . . Cartooning . . . partial to cowboy music . . . yea, Yankees . . . 1951 candidate for Boys State . . . next goal is college and a successful law career tor Class Officer 1, 2, 3. 4: Student Council 3, 4: Foot- light Players 3: Phi Theta 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Crimson Crier 1: Democratic Discus- sions Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4. MARGARET MARY HOWLIN Our own domestic Peg . . . Home Ec. and crafts are favorites . . . has a secret ambition to be a pilot of a big four motored plane . . . likes the way our class has drawn closer together! . . . she is on to nursing to follow her sister. Band l, 2, 3, 4: Footlight Players 3, 4: Student Council 4: G.A.A. 4: Bowling 2. 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Honor Society 4. ARTHUR DAVID HULME Mmm, steak, mashed potatoes, and onions . . . dislikes sneaky people . . . Oh, to take a hunting and fishing trip to Alaska . . . Art will go to trade school after F. L. H. S. IEAN ANN HUMMEL Full of fun . . . cute ways . . . short, curly hair . . . watch out for those pajama parties! . . . am- bition is to hit 100 in bowling . . . it's Ridgewood Secretarial School for our Ieannie. Basketball 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2: Majorettes 1: Chorus l. ERNEST INFANTE Drives the mob around in his yellow get away car . . . loves his food, especially steaks and veal parmigiani . . . wants to make a million and retire . . . business lor Ernie after F. L. H. S. Football 3, 4: Wrestling 3: Track 3. 4: Bowling 1. 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4. 'X Jo A Ouqkk K4 , I r 5 A X 1 X itil 'tv lACK Z. IACOBS Almost made a trio of Schaffer and Paquin . . . helps the boys drive the teachers crazy . . . seldom seen without a bit . . . drives Fair Lawn Pharmacy's half-pint truck . . . intends to own a chain of drug stores . . . Rutgers Pharmacy school for lake Tennis 4. ROBERT G. IAEGER Tall and everything that goes with it . . . nothing doing, girls . . . bashful, could that be the reason? . . . favorite course is lunch and freedom . . . a member in good standing of the Friday Night gang . . . ice hockey and swimming top his list . . . it's driving his car and then picking up what left for Bob. Football 2. FRANK T. IOHNSON Quiet, but so nice to know . . . plans to attend college . . . making money and swimming rate high . . . yearns to take a long curise someday . . . seen with that little red scooter . . . that's our Frank. Swimming 4: Band 35 Visual Aids 2. LAURA MAY IUBE Tremendous sense of humor . . . can be seen with a tuba wrapped around her neck . . . wild rides in the Plymouth . . . crazy about all kinds ot music . . . dimples and big brown eyes . . . college for Laura. Band 2, 3. 4: Chorus 1: Student Council 1, 21 I. V. Cheerleading 2: Footlight Players 3, 4, G.A.A. Council 4. DOROTHY ELLEN KALANTA Quiet and efficient . . . partial to fried chicken . . . longs to travel to Florida on her own motor- cycle . painting pictures . . . interior decorating is Dot's hope for the future. LOIS RONNE KALMENS lournalist . . . nuts about swimming, reading and dancing . . . hates cold weather . . . lobster . . . 'How I'd love to own a summer camp in Florida . . . N.Y.U. claims Lo. Chorus 1, 4: Library Council 2, 4: Crimson Crier 3, 4: Yearbook 4. HERBERT R. KELLS Dark and likable . . . wrestling and football are tops . . . candidate for Mr. Leach's Little Siberia . . . one eye on Rutgers . . . senior year went too fast for Herb. Football 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2, 3: Honor Society 4. EDWARD KIMBALL Our outdoor man . . . tall and blond . . . crafts rate high . . . that first million . . . Ed is headed for aeronautical school. 'af S-. , . X GAIL CYNTHIA KING Greets you with a cheerful smile . . . always a lot of fun . . . would love to own a shop with as exclusive creations . . . wants to study merchandising in college . . . watch out when she gets behind the wheel of her big Buick . . . Mer and Scriv 1 are seen with Gail. Color Guard 2, 3, 4: Crimson Crier 1, 3: Ushers 3, 4: Tumbling 1: Bowling 1: Basketball 1, 2: Foot- light Players 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Archery 4: Hockey 4: Spcedball 4: Sofball 4: G.A,.A. Coun- cil 4. ' OTTO KIRCHMEIER Our exchange student from Germany . . . likes all food in quantities . . . sense of humor . . . favors science and math . . . friendly . . . Otto 5 xi . will finish high school in Germany and study science or languages at a university Swimming 4: Germarx.C1ub 4. IOHN KENNETH KNAPP A warm smile from one of our shyer members . . . an outdoor fiend . . . prep school beckons . . . away with the vegetables, it's turkey and chicken for Ken. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: lOl-IN ROY KNAPSACK Tall and terrific . . . all sports rate but football is tops . . . look for him at Broughton's . . . fun lover . . . Mary Ann's his special . . . college will be next on the agenda for Knappy Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 3: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4. ' x IUDITH KNERINGER Sweet and likable . . . member of our color guard . . . likes everything in the way of food . . . the appeal of the Navy . . . would love to fly . . . Iudy is headed for Paine Hall to be a lab an technician. Library Council 1, 2: Color Guard 2, 3, 4. ALAN CHARLES KoLz ,X Q Tall and blond . . . lots of fun . . . band and , sports rate the highest . . . swell personality . . . K ' Al is headed for Pratt. Band 2, 3, 4: Track Z, 3, 4: Student Council 3: Yearbook 4. Q LORRAINE' IOYCE KREIS , - Mmmmmmm, Chinese food . . . can be seen .-...z. ' writing to Hank . . . wishes to exterminate Mr. Cash's group book reports . . . future secretary, '- Lorraine, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Bowling 1, 2: Yearbook 4. ' EILEEN MARY KUMINKA Petite . . . Gee, wish I had a convertible . . . top-notch loafer . . . favorite indoor sport is eating . six-thirty a.m. comes so soon . . . always found with Iudy . . . chatterbox . . . look for Ei at an IBM school. Footlight Players 3, 4: G.A.A. 4: Library Council 2. ROBERT A. KURTZO Tall and handsome . . . would like to be a bachelor . . . good dancer . . . likes hunting, fishing, photography and sports . . . wants to be- come a pattern maker . . . Bob. lAMES I. LAGGAN Watch out girls, here comes dark and ummm' . . . imported to us from St. Peter's Prep . . . fill him up with shrimp . . . give him skiing, but not the broken bones . . . Going my way, Deanne?' . . . it's a flying future for Iimmy. BURTON HOWARD LAPP One half of the twins . . . enjoys driving to New York for a Broadway show . . . Italian food . . . likes history . . . Burt aspires to be a minister. Library Council 1, 2. WILBUR B. LAPP lntends to be a confirmed bachelor . . . likes dramatics . . . sees all the latest plays in New York . . . enjoys Speech class . . . seen with his twin . . . drama school is in the future for Will. Glee Club 1: German Club 1, 2. IACQUELINE DIANNE LEIB Oh, to go through Australia and South America . . . Ye Gaels . . . would like to see more boys in the choir . . . that 7:35 school bell really annoys her . . . some boss will be lucky to have lackie in his office. Honor Society 3. 4: Iunior Red Cross 3. 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Phi Thetd 3. 4: Yearbook 4: Chorus 3, 4: Library Council 3. 4: Sale Driving 4: Demo- cratic Discussions Club 3. 4: G.A.A. 4. VALENTINE MICHAEL LEMBO Oh boy, spaghetti dinners . . . noted for record collection . . . oh, to be able to pick on Mr. Diegnan . . . ,late starts of Student Council meetings annoy him . . . Uncle Sam has planned the future for Val. Baseball 1: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Wrestling 2: Prom Committee 3, 4: Footlight Council Variety Show. ELIZABETH M. LERCH Small, but can she makes noise . . . distinctive dresser . , . yearns to paddle Mr. Cash instead of being on the receiving end . . . Frankie Laine and gray Oldsmcbiles are right down her alley . . . a friendly smile . . . one of our louder sports fans . . . resting up to be a secretary . . . o future doctor's wife . . . that's our Liz, Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Bowling 3: Prom Committee 3: Library Council 1, 2. IREN E STELLA LUKASZEWSKI Pizza pie and basketball rate high . enjoys V all kinds of skating . . . personality -plus.. Q. . likes a good joke . . . after high school it's a secretarial job for . Basketball 3, 4: Bowling 3: Prom Committee 3. IOYCE IUNE LYNCH Busy cheerleader . . . enjoys pizza and music . . . wild pajama parties with the Alots . . . active in sports . . . to a junior college to be a lab technician lor Ioyce. Basketball 1, 2. 3: Library Council 1, 2: Chorus l, Z: Bowling 3: Cheerleader 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Footlight Players 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4. Nix lOl-IN ERIC MAC DONALD One ol our stamp collectors . . . quiet but not shy . . . woodshop a favorite class . . . dislikes people with no sense of humor . . . would like to start cr hobby shop . . . anyone who knows how to become a millionaire, please tell Mac. ROBERT MAC RAE Shock ol curly hair . . . likes sports, especially boxing . . . drives anew car . . . his own business lor Bob. Baseball 2. ffixx MARGARET JEAN MADDOCK Our cute cheerleading captain . . . lull of lun . . . don't call her Maddox . . . Ent's the lucky guy . to be a tarmer's wite is her secret am- bition . . . ballet . . . college, here comes Peggy. Band 1, 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 1: I. V, Cheerleading 2: Varsity Cheerleading 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Softball 4: G.A.A. 1: Variety Show 4. 'X CAROL MARIE MAIEWSKI A smile lor everyone . . . enjoys good music . . . likes to drive . . . runs tor the bus at twelve- - ten . . . seen with lane, Mary Lou . . . please, don't call her Red, the name is Carol. W Chorus 1, 2: Sale Driving 4: Color Guard 3: Year- X book 4: Music Club 3. IEANETTE MARIE MALDONADO Likes swimming and volleyball . . . she can skate and dance too . . . yearns to be a success in lite . . . we think she will with such a sweet voice . . . it's the business world for Ian. GERALDINE MALTESE 1 Geri is aiming high . . . a Cadillac crate in '58 . . . perennial clown in class . . . talks a mile a minute . . . just hates her middle name, even refused to have it in the yearbook . . . it's oft to Boxer's with the D. D's for our girl Geri. Cheerleading 1, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Library COUHCH 15 Bowling 2. VINCENT IOSEPH MARCALUS One of our All-State Band memrbes . . . quiet and good natured . . . math and football, rate high . . . some college will be mightly lucky to have Vince. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Bowling 3, 4, All State Band 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 4. and F 5 ik s.,,..,,,wn ps K ROBERT MARKENDORF Don't ask him how he get his nickname . . . blushing seen a mile away . . . rates high on the 7 baseball field . . . an expert on children's toys . . . one of the Central's regulars . . . Rog and Iaeger complete the trio . . . everybody's pa. that's Dixie. Baseball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 4. RICHARD EUGENE MCCALL Would like to be a millionaire . . . likes sports and coin-collecting . . . craving for turkey . . . always busy tinkering with machinery . . . Navy Electronic School tor Mac. Football 1: Baseball 1: Senior Play: Prom Com- mittee 4. IACQUELYN RAE MELLOW Likable . . . seen everywhere with Gerry . . . likes clerical work . . . horseback riding rates high . . . marriage is in sight for lackie. BARBARA ANN MEYER This year's addition from Montclair . . . mad about spaghetti . . . has a dislike tor Mr. Cashioli's l paddle . . . can be seen ringing up sales at the Food Fair . . . iirst in FLHS to wear bucs . . . Ridgewood Secretarial School in the future tor Barb. Dramatic Club: Glee Club. DONALD L. MILLER Our capable swimming captain . . . easy going and friendly . . . good looking . . . girls are im- portant . . . college or Uncle Sam is next for Don. Baseball 3, 4: Swimming 1, 2. 3, 4: Varsity- Club 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 1, 2. DOROTHY ELIZABETH MITCHELL Loves to sing . . . could be TV in her future . . . put those bad drivers away . . .ummmmm- chocolate trosteds . . . sports enthusiast . . . mixes well with everyone . . . Miami U., here comes Betty. Band I. 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3. 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Senior Play: G.A.A. 4: Fotlight Players 3. 4: Student Council 3, 4: Yearbook 4. I I DORIS CLAIRE MORAN Sweet personality . . . friendly smile . . . always rushing somewhere . . . knitting is a ta- vorite passtime . . . basketball rates high . . . physical therapy is what the future holds tor Dor.' Democratic Discussions Club 4: Prom Committee 3. 4: Crimson Crier 3: Hockey 4: Speedball 4: Dra- matic Club 4: Recreational' Basketball 2, 3, 4. HUNTER MORLOCK Can be seen working in the A G P . . . Oh, to be a millionaire . . . prefers hamburgers with lots ot onions . . . it's work tor Hop after F.L.H.S. 01' ps ,ax I' MILDRED E. MORRIS Good times at the skating rink . . . likes to knit and sew . . . basketball on Tuesday nights tor Elva . . . may be seen with Norm and Dee . . . she'll enter the business world. Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4. ARTHUR I. MURPHY Always smiling and nice to know . . . Oh. to sail the South Seas! . . . dislikes cold coffee and salads . . ,. Dave and lim rate as pals . . . Trig and Mechanical Drawing are favorites . . . it's the Newark College of Engineering next year for Murph Football 3: Track 2, 3. 4: Student Council 1 LOUISE NAUGLE Wonderful dressmal-:er . . . makes most of her clothes . . . lots of fun . . . P.A.D. class is her Waterloo . . . it's a dressmaking school in the future for Lou. Tumbling 1. 2: Basketball 2. MABEL N. OLTON CAROL IEAN NEEDELL Curly hair every girl yearns ior . . . full speed ahead to UCON . . . a champion baby talker . . . not lacking in eye-cue . . . always there when a job needs doing . . . Bloomlield sees a lot of Carol, Iunior Red Cross 4: Library Council 3, 4: Prom Committee 4: Yearbook 4: Draamtic Club 4: Senior Play: Democratic Discussions 4. Spaghetti and pizza rate high with our future Wave . . . comes to us from Long Island . . . people who can't mind their own business annoy Mabe. G.A.A. 4: Tennis 4: Softball 4: Volley Ball Club 1, 2: Basketball Club 1, 2. MAURICE HENRY PAQUIN MARCIA LOU PAGELS Hi- You All . . . another pizza fiend . . . cute, but she really wanted to be a boy . . . likes school, but bemoans lack of seniority . . . crossing swords with Mr. Leach . . . nurse's training for Marsh. Color Guard 2, 3: G.A.A. 4: Footlight Players 3, 4: Democratic Discussions Club 4: Yearbook 4: Prom Committee 4. Ierry Lewis in Fair Lawn High? . . . it's just the Moose up to his clowning again . . . wants to retire at 21 with a cool million for company . . . maybe torrid bass playing will bring it to him . . . hates squares . . . off to Miami U. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 3. 4: Visual Aids 1. 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 4. Y IOHN RAYMOND PARCELLS, IR Irresistible to the girls . . . ardent football fan . . . Physics and math are his favorites . Iume is a candidate for the life of a seaman. Football 2. 3: Baseball Z. ri' ,HZAQ sir , -e yer 4-1 ETHEL C. PASSARETTI Sparkling personality , . , loads of fun . . . oh, those pajama parties . . . Home Ec .... top rate dramatic ability . . . the A-lots mostly . . . Kathy Gibbs soon to welcome E, T. Basketball 1, 2, 3: Footlight Players 3. 4: Honor Society 4: Phi Theta 3, 4: Cheerleading 4. bf DONALD GEORGE PAXTON Little blondes rate high with this popular senior . . . Don would love a new car . . . combines scholastic ability with athletic ability . . . our able class treasurer . . . just don't feed him spaghetti . . . its college next. Football 2. 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3: Basketball 1, 3: 1 fix I. I' Varsity Club 4: Senior Play: Student Council 3: X 'il' y Honor Society 3. 4: V. P. oi Bergen County Student Councils 4: Class Officer 2, 4. CHRISTINE L. PERKINS Striking features . . . sports minded . . . craves corned beek and cabbage . . . popular . . . would like to pilot a plane . . . college plans for Chris, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Library Council 1: Chorus 1: I. V. Cheerleader: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Bowling 2: Prom Committee 4. U x if HENRY PETER PIELAET On the team or in class he's tops . . . would like to own a Cadillac . . . traits everyone likes . . . you couldn't miss those broad shoulders , . . he has a monopoly on hamburgers . . . Hank is bound to succeed in college. Honor Society 3, 4: Band 1, 2: Football 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Student Council l: Bowling l, 2, 3, 4. RONALD ALLEN PIERCE Cleaver with a pencil . . . football fan . . likes to play his trumpet . . . dislikes beans . . . Hon hopes to be a successful artist. NORMA R. PIETRUSIAK Never-ending vitality . . . wields a wicked hockey stick , . . tops with everyone . . . Friday nights at the movies . . . avid sports fan . . . hilarious memories of the Home Ec. picnic . . . How do you spell your last name, Norm? Chorus 4: G.A.A. Council 4: Speedball 4: Hockey 4: Softball 4: Basketball 4. IUNE KARIN POST The class authority on blushing and nosebleeds . . . she'd run a mile and walk ten more for a souvenir . . . fish cant swim any better . . . a Y girl of many talents . . . likes parties and parties like her . . . Hey Pa, I hit another telephone pole . . . mischief just couldn't get going with- 'y out Iunie. Majorettes 1. 2, 3: Basketball 2: Dramatic Club 4: Honor Society 4. RONA RABIN California's loss is our gain . . . basketball en- thusiast . . . letter writing to Marv . . . Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning . . . Plymouth Sweet Shop helping to pass the time . . . Ronny, hopes to be a Mrs. soon. ' 1 i f . 423' rv 4 'fi 5 gx EDWARD IOHN RAHUBA Our own sports-loving Ed . . . plans to spread his talents by teaching Physical Ed .... oh, tor those rides to Bear Mt .... torn between playing his tuba and carrying the pigskin . . . don't argue with him, girls. Football 2, 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4. EVELYN CLARA RESCH Oh those delicious German dishes like pizza and spaghetti! . . . can be tound selling in Wool- worth's or tickling the ivories . . . corny jokes . . . seen with Lynda . . . Ii I could be Mr. Wilson's teacher for one day! . . . Our tuture nurse, Evvie. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4. ARLENE RIEDEL Likes to have a good time .' . . driving and Frankie Laine ,are favorites . . . friendly . . . pretty hazel eyes . . . seen with the D. D.'s . . . Ar aims to be a secretary. Prom Committee 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY LOUISE ROEDER Short, dark, and talented . . . secret yen to be a great tenor . . . toots on a tuba in the band . . . enthusiastic Yankee fan . . . shines in Creative Writing . . . dislikes insincerity . . . blushes easily and otten . . . Oberlin bound . . . no loud, jazz, please . . . never a dull moment with Mary, Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Student Council 2: Honor Society 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Senior Play: Footlight Players 4: Prom Committees 3, 4: French Club 2. 3: Basketball 1, 2: Softball 4: Bowling l: Hockey 4. HILDEGARD MARIA ROSE A future in Home EC .... plans to study at Cornell or Vassar . . . enjoys writing to students in exotic countries like Tibet and Atrica . . . al- ways busy going to some meeting . . . abhors students who do nothing for the school . . . tennis and archery are tops with Hil. Orchestra 1, 2, 4: Music Club 1, 2: German Club 1: French Club 2, 3: Democratic Discussions Club 2, 3, 4: Iunior Red Cross 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Senior Play: G.A.A. 4: Safe Driving 4: Honor Society 4. MARY LOU RYKHUIZEN Plans to study music . . . ravioli and pizza . . . pleasant smile and devilish blue eyes . . . Term papers due again? . . . thinks the school should be more generous with the heat in the winter . . . that's our Lulu. Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN SAUNDERS Pretty and blonde . . . Please don't make me sit still and be quiet . . . where's all the soap in the gir1's room? . . . marriage to Ioe awaits Caro1e. BARRY G. SCHAFFER Heres a gone cat that blows a cool alto sax . . . it you aren't a Kenton man, you're a square in Bar's book . . . he and Moe are best comedy team since Martin and Lewis . . . always around school, he loves it . . . Miami U. and music tor Barry. . Wrestling 2, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4. Tvkk H' s I FRANCIS G. SENNA AUDREY LOUISE SHAW lOHN CARRINGTON SCHILLER Cleancut and real swell . . . a steak lover . . . a million dollars would suit him tine , . . Where's :GQ Harvey? . . . likes horses . . . sign painting in , if 'tr Att' . l 585 f nv 5 the tuture . . . college is next tor Iohnnie. Swimming 1, 2. DIANE B. SCHROEDER One ot our popular red-heads . . . pizza and chow mein are favorites, but Ron comes Iirst . . . basketball and P.A.D. are tun , I . Dee is is a salesgirl now and will be a medical receptionist later. Basketball 2, 3. BARBARA IANE SCRIVENS Was there ever a saint with red hair? . . . just stepped out ot Vogue . . . likable just on sight . . , loves excitement . . . sports a flashy Car . . . eats once a day all day long . . . Scriv stops 'em dead with her look. Band 3, 4: Chorus 4: Footliqht Players 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Hockey 4: Archery 4: Speedball 4: Tennis 4: Senior Play: Honor Society 4. ANNE B. SEILDER Versatile and wellrliked . . . pretty brown eyes . . . terrific skier . . . tull oi pep . . . Did l get a letter? . . . always knitting tor the Eskimo . . . its teaching alter college tor Anne.f' Band 1, 2, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 4: Hockey 4: Archery 4: Speedball 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Footlight Players 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Tennis 4: Softball 4, Can be seen exercising the diving board at Me- morial Park in the summer . . . enjoys all food . . , Trig class presents a problem . . . would like to be a diving champ . . . photography is Fran's hobby. Library Council 2: Swimming 3, 4: VGISily Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Yearbook 4. GILLETTE SEXTON Seen here, there, and everywhere . . . always a helping hand , . . nice to know . . . keeping the pcstman busy tops her list . . . a farm will tollow the Wood School tor our little shaver Jill, Chorus 1, 2, 4: Banner Carrier 3: Bowling 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Crimson Crier 4: Safe Driving 4: Footlight Players 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Honor Society 4. Whenever you see Audrey, she is actively en- gaged iri something . . . she's an out-door girl loves painting, gardening, swimming, other sports . . . enjoys eating, but doesn't show it . . . she'll train tor nursing-but it's oft into the wild blue yonder tor Aud. Student Council 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 3: Ushers 3, 4: Honor Society 4. LEONARD SHAW Looks quiet, but you can never tell! . . . inter- esting hobby ot coin collecting . . . ambition is to travel . . . atter high school its' the U. S. Navy tor Lenny. Track 2: Swimming 2, 5-Rs. C. X 3 IANICE ARLENE SHONKA NORMA LEE SHEPPARD Loves basketball and baseball . . . Has anyone seen my ,locker key? . . . could do without can- ning plums in Home Ec .... Lee's plans center around secretarial school. CLAIRE ANN SINKWAY A pert nose and lively brown hair . . . wonderful smile . . . a wardrobe' ot cashmere sweaters . . . almost the answer to perpetual motion . . . com- pletely natural with everyone . . . seldom quiet and riever still spells Ianice. I. V. Cheerleader 2: Bowling l, 2, 3, 4: Color Guard 3: Hockey 4: Speedball 4: Tennis 4: Prom Committee 4: Footlight Players 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 4: Yearbook 4: Sottball 41 Archery 4. Quiet but oh, so charming . . . alter graduation Number Please . . . yearns to be a second Florence Nightengale . . . skating and knitting are tops with Claire. E. BERNADINE SKELLY IOAN PATRICIA SINNOTT Sweet and slender . . . likable . . . might be found in Meyer Brothers or on the basketball court . . . knits argyles . . . aspires to be a secretary . . . next stop tor loan is Katharine Gibbs. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Archery 4: Softball 4: Prom Committee 4: Footlight Players 4. Quiet and unassuming . . . mad about dancing and Guy Mitchell . . . dark hair . . . likes Mr. Diegnan's classes . . . secretarial plans tor Bernie. Basketball 1, 2: Bowling 2: Yearbook 4: Prom Committee 3. EDWARD WILLIAM SPENGEMAN Has a smile tor everyone . . . where does he get those jokes? . . . territic Student Council prexy . . . the Woman can be tound with the wheels . . . will probably serve nothing but shrimp cock- tails in his restaurant . . . dixieland craving . . . Notre Dame will welcome Ed with open arms. Q Crimson Crier l. 2, 3: Honor Society 3, 4: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Footlight Players 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Senior Class Play: Student Council 4: Democratic Discussions Club 4: Baseball 3: Varsity Club 4. BETTY SQUILANTI The domestic type who enjoys cooking and knit- ting . . . likes to drive and Iish . . . lots of fun . . . marriage to lim for Bet. WILLIAM CHARLES STAPERT Track team occupies most ot his time . . . brows- ing through newspapers to read sports stories rates . . . aspires to make a million . . . future finds Bill in the Navy. Track 3, 4. 1 X X I ,av 10x 1 9 WALTER CARL STELZENMUELLER Quiet but nice steak with all the trimmings rates high perpetual sleepy look secret ambition is to become a pharmacist . . . here's luck to Stetz. IOANNE MARIE STEPE Newcomer to Fair Lawn . . . our gain is Central's loss . . . Io rates sports and boys high . . . Ridgewood's Federal Cleaners takes care of her afternoons . . . Betty Ann joins the ranks of her many friends . . . three years at work and then to retire are Io's future plans. IOAN LOIS STEVENSON Can usually be seen reading Science-Fiction . , . quiet and sweet . . . ambition: to be on the first passenger rocket to Mars . . . keep asparagus and eggs away from Bunny. Safe Driving 3: Yearbook 4. NELLIE STEVENSON Loves cartoon drawing . . . Art is her iavorite course in school . . . a whiz on the basketball court . . . can be seen with Al . . . its wedding bells in the near future for Nellie. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Softball 4: Color Guard 2. ARNOLD MARVIN SURESKY Tall and silent . . . likes to work with chemicals . . . sports minded . . . working man . . . to college for Arn. Photography Club I, 2. IACK A. SWEETMAN Nice guy . . . likes food and basketball . . . seen with Art . . . would like to sail on the Queen Mary . . . Trade School tor Iack. l. V. Basketball 2. DONALD ALEXANDER SYMON One of the quieter elements in our class . . . that car is his pride and joy . . . wishes girls would stop keeping the barbers in business . . . a desire to throw cares to the winds and run away with a Greyhound bus . . . the future spells drafting for Don. Track l, 2. IANET MARIA TAYNAI Come on kids, yell! . . . our pet class secretary . . . loves gym and most sports . . . abhors con- ceited people . . . seen with Duchess and the girls . . . its secretarial school or a secretarial position for lan. I I. V. Cheerleading 2: Varsity Cheerleading 3, 4: Class Officer 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Prom Com- mittee 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Tumbling 1, 2: Yearbook 4: Softball 4. Ox C -ra? 'K 1 ffk 'f X tt! ,ap- , -.4 2' .R 1 'Qs if Y W. BENIAMIN THOMAS Ah, to be a bum with Duff . . . loves those Dodgers . . . comes to us from Otego Central School . . . after F.L.H,S. its college to study en- gineering lor Ben. Basketball l: Baseball l: Band l: Class Treasurer 1. ANDREW G. THOMS The backbone of the basketball team . . . tall and shy . . . has a warm and friendly smile . . . would like to live in New England . . . next year it's college tor Andy. Tennis 3, 4: I. V. Basketball 3: Basketball 4: Var- sity Club 3, 4: Bowling l, 2, 3: Honor Society 4. ,. of A . IOHN P. TRISTANI Enjoys all sports . . , future undecided . . . gym class a favorite . . . secret ambition to pilot a jet plane . . '. seen with Don Wadase and Herb Kells . . . apple pie and pizza rate high with Tris. Football 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2, 3. 4: Varsity Club 3, 4. IRENE TRZCINSKI Busy working girl . . . likes sports . . . belongs to the N. O.'s . . . Renee plans to be a secretary or a comptometer operator. Basketball 2, 3: Library Council 1. RICHARD IOHN ULLRICH Twinkling brown eyes . . . basketball is his weakness . . . dreams of a shiny, new Cadillac . . . Rick will meet his Uncle Sam in the Navy. Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 3, 4: Football 2. ERIC VALENTINE Spark plug ot our class . . . noted lor his Dixie . . . brains plus . . . never pick anargument with Eric . . . cup-up with Mr. Cash . . . a future in journalism at Dartmouth. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Crimson Crier l, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Student Council 3. 4: Yearbook 4 Senior Play: Class Ollicer 4: Footlight Players 3, 4: Swimming 3, 4: Tennis 4: Phi Theta 3, 4. IOAN SUSAN VALINSKY Blonde and peppy . . . tull of lun . . . likes to X sing and play the piano . . . strong rooter lor the P A basketball team . . . plans to enter nurse's training ' . . . glad she came to F.L.H.S .... never at a loss tor something to say . . . triendly to everyone, that's Ioanie. Chorus 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: I 5. Senior Play: Honor Society 4. DORIS VANDERBECK Quiet, sweet, and nice to know . . . loves to sew and cook . . . lobster, please and Fudge . . . someone will be lucky to have Doris lor his secretary. Basketball 1, 2, 3: I. V. Cheerleading 2. ps . t l 5' .4 V ART VANDYK Watch for Van Dyk Oil Burner Company . . . rates metal shop high . . , football and deep sea fishing along with steaks are tops . , . Dodger fans watch out . . . Navy will claim another F.L.H.S. boy . . . Clipper is seen with the boys. GERALDINE LUCILE VARGAS An imp with jet hair, that's Gerry . . . talented pianist and dancer . . . loves rehearsals tor shows . . . senioritis has her in its grasp . . . a born showperson . . , her aim is show business and then a successful marriage. Chorus 2, 3, 4: Variety Show: Footlight Players 3. 4. PETER E. VENSKUS Goes for small girls . . . all sports are his fav- orites . . . friendly . . . swell guy . . . seen with the boys . . . Newark College of Engineering is next for Pete. Football 2: Basketball 1: Baseball 2. CELIA VENTRICELLI Fun loving . . . secret ambition is to go to Ber- muda . . . basketball and pizza rate high . . . it's business school after F.L.H.S. for Milt. Basketball 1, 2, 3: Library Council 1. BARBARA ANNE VOGEL Good things come in small packages . . . wields a capable G.A.A. gavel . . . a whiz at any sport . . . no diet and nothing for that waist! . . . a fond- ness for parties at Stevens . .tops on everyone's list . . . Roger is the number one occupation of Bobbie Color Guard 2, 3, 4: Footlight Players 2, 3, 4: Basket- ball l, 2, 3: Student Council 1, 3: G.A.A. Council 4: Hockey 4: Speedball 4: Archery 4: Softball 4: Library Council 1, 2: Prom Committee 3, 4: Senior Play: Honor Society 4. DONALD WADASE A gridiron man with a peppy haircut . . . a gentlemen that prefers blondes . . . asset to his class . . . helped a lot with our proms . . . broad shoulders . . . always leave 'em laughing . . . Don's mind is on food and Nancy Football 2, 3, 4: Wrestling 2, 3. 4: Prom Committee 4: Varsity Club 3, 4. ANTHONY LOUIS WARWICK Always clowning . . . in a few short years, he's won the affection of the class . . . likes sports and food . . . ambitious to be slim and rich . . . sorry to leave Fair Lawn High . . . Tony's oft for college, if the Navy doesn't get him first. ROBERT HENRY WALKER The Navy or machine shop work next year . , . secretly wishes to visit Hawaii . . . Oh, how l hate to get up in the morningd' . . . baseball and foot- ball are tops . . . congratulates Miss Greenawalt for her control of 118 . . . here's to Bob. 1' Qvgwwf A3 Qt' ' r bw tr' if BARBARA ALICE WEBER Titian hair . . . mad about sports, knitting, and that certain someone . . . oh, that Mr. Wilson . . . summers at Lavalette . . . driving the car . . . it's Katharine Gibbs next tall for Barb. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Footlight Players 3, 4: Library Council 1: G.A.A. Manager 4. l. DUFF WILLIAMSON Watch the birdie . . . only student in F.L.H.S. that drives a 'Hearse . . . dislikes false friends longs to be a bum . . . college ot mining lor Idck.': Band 2. L 9 X ,v 44,1 HELEN JEAN WODA After graduation, beautician's school . . . friendly and good-natured . . . T.V. at the Shaws' a favor- ite pastime . . . wants to own a beauty shop some day . . . steak and Italian food rate with Hel. Prom Committee 3, 4: Student Council 4. RUTH WOLF Busy girl . . . likes topd, sports and dancing . . . belongs to the N. O.'s . . . never cared tor home- work . . . either work or secretarial school tor Ruth, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT WOODCOCK lt's home to lunch and a mid-day snack until supper . . . loves school, especially on holidays . . . Ah, it l were an inventor for Mr. Hoch, what concoctions l would cook up. . . . seen with Bill . . . college is three months hence for Woody. Track 4. KATHRYN YAKE Avid tan ol Italian dishes . . . Roy's joy . . . Let's go out for something to eat . . . oh, Mr. Cascelli's early chorus classes . . . it's secretarial school in Kath's cr stal ball y . Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Ushers 3, 4: Chorus 1, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. G. ALBERT ZABRISKIE, IR. Oh how l hate to get up in the morning . . . too much studying for Al . . . speed boating on Lake George is tops . . . has trouble dodging the girls . . . wants to have his own business . . . its college to study business administration lirst. Class Oflicer 1, 2: Student Council 1, 2. 3: Prom Committee 4: Football 2: Baseball 1, 2: Basketball 3. SALLY ANN ZAMPELLA Tiny and vivacious . . . crazy about lim and riding in convertibles . . . would like a million dollars . . . seen with the gang . . . that's our Dol1. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Council 1: Tumbling 1, 2: Prom Committee 3, 4. H 1 65 rv ANNA MAE ZAZZALI Curly hair and a pleasant smile . . . 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Y 4 xx X J- l BASEBALL Sasso's sluggers . . . fine team shaping up . . . excited crowds . . . long, hot, dusty, practices . . . build- ing stars out of diamonds-in-the- rough . . . tough time sticking to training . . . aim for the League Championship . . . race for positions . . . teamwork and co-operation make for a swell sport. fx-L M hmmm fn wa A ifjtllvl Mawr N 'S N Don Wcxdcse TLI Ugh' Groom' Owl' outdld themselves Wllh cr spectcrculcxr year Don Wczdcrse the crble Coptcun httle Bobby Flynn Wllh cr 1 future those mat burns last or ever Mr Bennett boost1ng 1S boys morale Wresthng has come one of our mcqor sports fl' i - 4 ,,:-GL.. . :, ' , .fp ' - - g f Egf- Q l t sg r ... f - g ' . . . ' be- . L X M - .X . U A . Mis. fi. V' J K f , .. Q.,g,:::- , H 55- . A TRACK Mr. Polk's winged-looted cinder- men . . . many tapes broken for Fair Lawn . . . meets won and lost . . . the last two laps are the long- est . . . candidates for the discus, shot put, broad jump, and pole vault . . . sprinting to the spray of flying cinders. - . ' Lg' ? 'V.'7'f. - 7f7 ? ' David Flaws 'Z' xxx 4NN.Jf'4X. A in A A C fs 1? , ,Q VWMMIG Ably upheld last year's honors . . . always eager to try something new . . . racing against iime . . . oh, to have the sides of the pool padded . . . Mr. Carlomagno ready to help . . . Don Miller our candidate for the State meet . . . Fair Lawn is always well represented when our mermen swim. J .iv ,C- i - 9. TENNI Tennis, anyone? . . . practice every spring afternoon . . . what a rac- quet they have . . . Captain Barry Schaffer . . . Doc Gurney coaching . . . red and peeling noses after sessions on the courts . . . rigid training rules . . . oh, those clean white uniforms on the Tennis Team. 19 f Q a . ' 'Q Barry Schaffer Art Staff Editor: Iay Hollander Mary Ann Duke Janice Shonka Alan Kolz Francis Senna Ioan Stevenson Elly Diepeveen f 1-QM? , Tlllll Literary Staff Editor: Mary Louise Roeder Eric Valentine lill Sexton Barbara Vogel Gail King Hilda Rose Ann Hastings Mary Ann Eaton Betty Harnett Carol Majewski Art Berk Anne Seidler Marcia Pagels loan Valinsky Carol Needell W, l!k MTWVTQQQ Typing Staff Editor: Ann-Marie Donato lackie Leib lanet Taynai Helene Brick Liz Lerch Bernadine Skelley -5. S Y F 0 STUDENT UOUNUlL Pcxrhomentcxry procedure hcmdhng of the students needs Monday meet mgs breedmq ground for future poh tlcrcrns ccrpcrbly run by prexy Ed heated debates and rxsmg blood pressure b1gger cmd better crssembhes crrlous spnng electrons for our Student Councrl -1 I I .C If- r- 1- -g ox T21 '51 1 1 A ' ' ...hil- Q vii HUMIR MIUIETY Character Leadershzp Scho1arsh1p and Servrce Doesnt anyone want to buy a PGHCIIQ solemn mductxon cere mony 1n February that proud feehng when you slgn the regxster by candlehght seven boys planmng the tea proudly drsplayrng the new pms s1x jumors to carry on next year -. ,, v,.,.,r7 . ,, ,ns . ' s, . 'TL 3 , , o V NE 1. D k L 4 li :-I i l.,. ., , I . . : 1 I . ' I 1 I .' - P1 my X, f x IX A -' , N 4 1 rf X.. ' 0 W. X an I . N t A AEN. - - A g r X V' V , ' . A 1 . Y Y 1 1 1 - H 1 . ,, . . 455 Deadhnes deadhnes and more dead 11nes sucky and comphcated paste u s Anybody have an extra room? feature talents lendxng color front page hlghhqhts new personahtxes shmmg forth rn the Ah Ha column ongmahty peeps through the type hearty thanks to M1ss Wayland for her constant guxdance and coachmg y y ln' UHIMSDN CRIER xr.. 3311:-fair 3 4 Q- ri Mr T and hrs baton pep ral11es games and concerts column nght and counter march One for Farr Lawn all for Falr Lawn thrllls on muddy Turkey Day TV stars rn Ph11ade1ph1a top honors at Chfton and Teaneck dancmg to the muslc of Ralph Flana gan at the Meadowbrook bumons and achmg backs our dlrector playrng Cupxd porgnant mernones oi our Alma Mater . - - -- --..-. r -':- 4 -'iff I' . - f ..'f' -- ., lg,..,.L.4.., . ' -V .. 5 asf- Fifa...-M Q.. .' 'Y -H gg' ' .4- 11 H - - . . . . , U - . . . , . ,, . sa u T . . . . 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H YES wi .1 L will 1.53,-. ,' Y, as-:V 41-M51 eg, 'J 7' sw-' ' 1 z'21 1 if gm., .r 1.4-91' .gf Y' xr 1 11 ' KSN-fL.x.:A f ? wfFi'3W 'f ?'S 4 . , A 'fl-R112-1 3145. QL ,l4'gcfQ 13? Cy, 31-4 f'f u,,ff?1.lQrff ' i -: 3- v -sf 'fl-r 'R-iii -' ? f'P1 'i'f2f 'V L N '.1 n ' 1 -.... n --'.,'wYaa1.x' 1 -w, 1-vw --'-ff:-ge, ' 2 'WUI' vu. 'f f' . ef 'Q 'Ufbgffl' 'wDD.:5fEt!: t,S ,-'- 5 .g?f fq, 4, 14 , A i'i'1i?'f: TWIRLERS and BANNER CARRIERS Charactenzed by d111gence and ihe ab111ty to resxst the 1cy blasts those Monday n1ght gnnds have payed off proudly d1sp1ay1ng the cnrnson and gray of Pau Lawn H1gh eager aspxrants for the semor ranks pzcture book pre c1s1on 1ead1ng the songs on the band buses these g1r1s are a credn to any orgamzahon VARSITY CHEERLEADERS New umforms at last ten pert cmd peppy guls Vlm vlgor cmd V1tCI11tY verscmle Peg Maddock as Ccrptcnn unrelentmg w1th hope for our boys backbone of Fcnr Lawn s school spmt Ir- HA - X. ' - 1-. . . . , . . . , 4,5 11.23, 1. .af 1? 961 JUNIRR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS V1m and vrgor persomhed perpe tual spurt enthusrasm nght from the heart ihe tramrng grounds for a top Varslty squad charter members of the Polar Bear Club Wllh the team wm or lose 1 v 4 ... , VARSITY CLUB Oh those beefsteak d1nners Hank Pxelaet as prexy Monday mght meet xngs for all ath1et1c letter wmners Mr Sasso helpmg to make hfe more enjoyable , . ' 'N xx 5 u 78 3 G AA CIIUWIL Long awaued revrval of the G A A meetmgs rn the Cafeterla full agenda of fall and sprmg sports Sadre Haw success standardlzed pomt system achrng backs and brursed shms Dr Iekyll becomes Mr Hyde when handed a hockey st1ck ably spon sored by Mrs W11cox and Mrs Zabrrskre O O I i kins Leap Year Preview Dance a great F001 LIFH'l' PLAYER What t1me and where IS praci1ce pomt system the select Ph1 Theta 15 everyone s goal dramatxc effort 1I1 The Vahant Dear Ruth a howhng success lots of Work but loads of fun orch1ds to MISS Greenawalt for her msp1red dlrectmg -1 4. 3 l -V - T L' , xi A ' B I vt Q ' f I w I l 'B 'E ff ENIIIR PLAY Rehearsals 1n Doc Gurney s ofhce franhc memonzrng of hnes and cues Toms troubles when 1earn1ng how to st st stutter achmg backs from the col lapsrnq cha1r a pre m the puss for the unlucky contestant laughmg wrth the Vernons backstage Jrtters and knock1ng knees the whole cast worked hard to prove that People are Funny E P' FY . 'FV 3 5 A . 1 -Q vxkgi in ' + 0 4' 4 1 . .. ',..,:.: X. IIRRARN CUUNLHQ Thrs rs a place to study not to con verse honor permxts at a premrum keeprng the shelves rn order term paper haven annual Chrrstmas Tea prns for two years of falthiul servrce eff1c1ency plus from the Lrbrary Councrl 7 ?FTi c- U HERB Srx tned and true sen1ors wrth an equal number of on thelob Jurnors Audrey Shaw makes an efflcrent Captaln Mr Steenstra lendrng a hand wrth stubborn doors crooked hnes are thexr desparr our ushers add a professronal touch to the school funchons gjx H . . 1, 1 ' - ., we -h . . A ' . v 1 ' K f, 1 ' 3. N I S. . N - Q7 Ag' .,,.b A, J, 5' - ' ' 4 M. . . , 3 . L ' 'Z 'F -.J G 1 'V E if-. H 2 V A A 5, ' . . . I . H . H - - Pracuclng m mornmgs and afternoons Chrrstmas Assembly program H R Cascellr and h1s baton up front Whats gomg on 1n the alto sect1on'P please smg lt nght just once' classxcs and popular weve got ern all musxc m the cur more boys please for the Chou ---'- mfg-f llllllllll THA An up and commg muslcal orgamza tron lets hear all the parts iuture Fntz Kre1slers up and clown the scale Mr Cascelh s capable baton as a guxde talents drsplayed at the Spnng Musrcal becommg brgger and better every year H , . , ,' ' I: . . . 1 . . . . . , I 1 ... ,,, I I 'far f .51 ,.,,fv,'1, - fi. Q' l N - -. fr r , 1 ' - v lx ' I I . . 1 .1 llEll0CRA'l'lC DISCUSSIUNS CLUB Lrvely debates and controversres Where s my newspaper? hey meet mgs rn the hall now verbal battles N I I R F sornethmq to thmk about Oh Mr Wrllsonl what happened to the const1tut1on'P Lets hrre speaker frlendly enernles all' GERMAN CLUB A brt ot Europe rn Farr Lawn tnps to German movres how do you say I love you rn German? under the able dxrectron of Mrs Wrck 1t the breeze waits forergn conversauon to your ear, rt's der Deutsche Vere1n E ' M ' r l if' , ', . A r 3 4 t ' I- Mr , Q A A- f yi , -f x' .kbs 1' ' Us X I S' 1 5 my ' H e Q . I .. J' I N If,-2 , Y 5 f - ' q.. W . l Lg A E 3 s f 5 Y .I I' -K , ' Q, .f N q r 3? I' L A , . 1 f tl t . . . , . I ' ' . . . . U . .... - G . . . , . l t H g Masters of the complex movte ma vl chmes ask em how to make a cheese souffle they showed mov1es to the Home Ec classes teachtng appren t1ces the ropes Lou cmd hm excused from classes 1n the mterest of scxence the joys of sphcmg broken hlm va uable assets to v1sual educatton FLHS T Z' sl? 'Ls Doesn't anyone ever fall out ot the stage wmdow? everythmg from tele I phone operators to dlsc lockeys re sponsxble for the techn1cal angles of our assembhes no qtrls, please fare well d1nner for Mr Meskxll at the Rohm Hood Inn L1ghts ' the electncal bra1ns of the school . ,U A ' X V 3 1 ,V x I X Y , ' if , -tn 4 A x 4 - - - :A ' W fx ..::ltZi.':. Q -1 A a :,::':s' 1 e r . 121'-' I ' ' c m so U r v , ' - 1 ' ... ' FL J , . Ill. ll - - - ' ' ' 1- ' ' in 1: 2 -- .tp t ' ' ? . s 3 , X4 f -v fx , X F N. Vi ' ' I 0 l lllli RED CPJISS im nut' Lend1ng a hand where needed countmg out pms and cards for the Dnve wonderful cooperahon from school m Iumor Red Cross Dnve lOOf enroll ment busy members plans for Chnstmas carohng assembl1es for the afternoon school hardwork IS a synonym for Iunror Red Cross Execuuve COuDC1l Y .gov AFE lllllll That hrst thnll of dnvmg cru1s1ng around the parkmg lot Watch those cars SISI oh those Fnday classes terr1f1c mov1es parkmg blues Mr Steenstra grvmg conhdence you thmk Ill pass? fun and gossrp m the Safe DHVIHQ Class i....n......L.4::. I l ' . . . Q I ' ' Of - . . 0 ' I ' . ll ll 1 I , LP' 1 Y ,Ayr .I , . . 'H . L W mm ' ', f in . , uf: ' -- W ' - l nf 1 .. . . A 4 4 ,S ' 1 el .4 1 tif P ' '4 ' . : 3- ' ' I 'Ig ' 'V ' , V . - . M1 r '. . f' P 3'-E'-ft - -- .- . , . . . . , l I l . . I . ' . 1.1 l . , . . . Do n I fl ' UlassW1Il Carole Ackerson leaves her better half to the wrlds of Farr Lawn Hrgh School Roger Atkrn wrlls the future goofers rn metal shop to Mr Steenstra Iohn Atta leaves hrs front seat rn Mr Wrlsons class rn a hurry Bernre Baron leaves hrs roller skates to Harvre Grlmore Iessre Barone wrlls her alarm clock to Anne Lembo Ronala Bell wrlls hrs trumpet to Bob Gordon Flossre Bembrrdge leaves rn the red convertrble Bob Berger leaves Ellen Betty Bergeman leaves wrth the A lots Art Berk leaves the man wrth trve frngers t the school s athletes Seymour Berkowrtz wrlls hrs abrlrty to ask pornt less questrons to Lew Sprechman Murrel Bertsch wrlls her band unrlorm to Ruth Mohrrng Carol Best leaves her love to Mr Wrlson Pat Black bequeaths hrs scholastrc achrevement to Pete Mancrnr Lors Boehmer wrlls her grft of gab to Edrth Cnuclde Norman Boutrn leaves quretly Mrldred Boyle leaves her gray harr to Irene Grun nell for her to worry about Iohn Bredehorst leaves what he says to all the grrls Hr ya Fat Phyllrs Bressler wrlls Mr Carlomaqno some Arr Wrck for the chem lab Helene Brrck wrlls Mr Cashrolrs cold room to her srster Lenore Ioan Brrgnola leaves Mr Cashrolrs Errglrsh class wrth regrets Allen Buff leaves hrs space rn the parkrng lot to Mrke Welch lack Curvrng bequeaths hrs homework assrgnments to Irm Cassel Grnny Dahl wrlls her shyness to Henry Wells Marlene Dean leaves to marry Brll Tom Decker leaves to meet Uncle Sam Barbara De Flora leaves to jorn Lou Frlomena Del Vecchro-leaves her speech wonres to next years sales class Iane Desro wrlls her eyelashes to Lrllran Iacobs Elly Drepeveen sadly leaves gym and art classes Brll Dretch leaves hrs math class to anyone who wants rt Frank Drorro-leaves hrs wrestlrng tactrcs to Tony Maltese Ann Marre Donato wrlls her spot rn the Honor Socrety rn her Junror year to her brother Bob Dot Dooley bequeaths her herght to Elarne Ertel bach Rrta Dowlrng leaves Mrss Kesslers class to her srster Pat Frank Drahouzal leaves hrs half share of Mr Frlrp pones oftrce to Rrchre Newman Mary Ann Duke-leaves trouble behrnd her Dolores Durrtza leaves her Home Ec ieuds to some asprrrng Junror Bob Earle leaves hrs Classrc Comrcs to the next lrterary genrus Maryann Eaton wrlls her wardrobe to Rosemary Belvedere Rrta Eberhardt leaves wrth Don Doug Emphrrngham leaves hrs jammed locker to the ranrtors wrth hrs complrments Irm Fahs leaves hrs srze 15 sneakers to anyone who can frll them Walter Hearns bequeaths hrs freckles to Ron Arp Barbara Feuerstern leaves her frghts wrth Mr Wrlson to anyone strong enough to wm them Dave Flaws wrlls a crqarette holder to next year s track captarn Iunelle Flecke wrlls her love of horses to Larry Speer Roger Frey leaves Lou Frrstachr leaves hrs front seat rn Englrsh class to next years amateur photographer Vrnce Galante wrlls hrs musrcal abrlrty to Cathy Roeder Ron Gracomaro leaves wrth Drane Schroeder Deanne Grarmo bequeaths her grit of gab to any one who can prck up where she left off Carolyn Gold wrlls her efforts rn Speech Class to next years soft vorces Lors Graham wrlls her talkmg rn study hall to Chrck Ammarato Brll Grunstra leaves hrs teacher troubles to George Reeds Barbara Hanham leaves her senror year to Garl Bakelaar Betty Hansen leaves her posrtron as the only grrl rn a chem class to some lucky Junror grrl Betty Ann Harnett wrlls her achrng draphragm to Mrss Greenawalt Ann Hastmgs wrlls her box of kleenex to next years hay fever sufferers Helen Hatfreld leaves her daydreamrng to Ioan Ingoldby Hay Hermans leaves hrs car to the scrap drrve Helen Hess wrlls the Steno II class to all un suspectrng junrors Emrle Hrll leaves the track hurdles to anyone who can overcome them 0 AA H - - - H O ' 1 ' . Tom Bowes-leaves his silly side to Mr. Cashioli. ' Iune Post leaves her love troubles to Pat Frne Ronnre Rabrn wrlls her held hockey goals to Nancy Wrlson Ed Rahuba leaves a quret mechanrcal drawrng class to Mr Phrllrps Evelyn Resch bequeaths her corny jokes to Drck Grundman Arlene Rredel wrlls her pretty eyes to Rene Rom bough Mary Roeder leaves a few extra dents rn M Cashrol s paddle Hrlda Rose bequeaths her brcycle to Beverly Shaffer Mary Lou Rykhurzen leaves her vrsrt to Ioe Prca to Rosemary Belvedere Carole Saunders wrlls her grggle to Rose Casler Barry Schatter leaves the sophomore grrls to the sophomore boys lohn Schrller leaves all hrs unanswered questrons to Mrs Kmetz Drone Schroeder leaves wrth Ronny Gracomaro Barbara Scrrvens wrlls her path worn from 118 to 109 to next years separated lrrerrds Anno Serdler leaves for the North Country Francrs Senna wrlls hrs drvrng abrlrty to Drck 1111 Sexton leaves her headaches to next years Crrmson Crrer feature edrtor Audrey Shaw leaves her chewed otl pencrl and worn out notebook to next years Student Coun crl secretary lanrce Shonka leaves her qrgantrc crgarette holder tor speech class to the pole vaulters Lenny Shaw wrlls hrs water prstol to next years blackboard washers Norma Sheppard leaves her locker key for Mrs Wrlcox to irnd Clarre Srnkway leaves her shyness to Martrn Lewkowrtz Ioan Srnnott wrlls her unlrnrshed homework to Karen Schroeder Bernadrne Skelly leaves her old last name CSher atskyj to anyone who can spell rt Ed Spengeman leaves the WoMAN to Rrch NewMAN Betty Squrlantr leaves to marry Irm Brll Stapert leaves the back seat rn Mr OLearys class to George Bate Walter Stelzerurrueller wrlls the teachers troubles wrth hrs last name to Ruth Ann Grusczrnskr Ioanne Stepe wrlls her excuses to someone rn Mrs Rubys homeroom next year Ioan Stevenson leaves the blue prrnt lor her space shrp lo Mr Leachs nrnth grade scrence classes Nellre Stevenson leaves to become Mrs Albert Bush I Ioyce Sulran bequeaths a new paddle to Mr Cashrolr Arnold Suresky leaves hrs car to Pete Mancrnr lack Sweetman wrlls hrs herght to Ierry Collm Don Symon bequeaths hrs car polrsh to Ioyce Stansfreld Janet Tayrrar leaves her pep rn cheerrng to Marr lyn Hertzberg Ben Thomas leaves hrs curls to Dutch Van Olden Andy Thoms leaves those extra rnches he grew to Brll OHea Iohn Trrstanr wrlls hrs reducrng schedule to Ioe Cutrtta Irene Trzcrnskr leaves her hard to spell last name to Iackre Smrth Rrchard Ullrrch leaves Mr Phrllrps to Dutch Van Olden and Ioe De Grse Errc Valentrne leaves trve paddles to the memory of poor mrsspelled benefrtrng Ioan Valrnsky leaves her talkatrveness to her brother Ioe Dons Vanderbeck wrlls her sewmg abrlrty t Mary Hastrngs Art Van Dyk wrlls hrs cut slrps to George Strarght who can use rt Pete Venskus leaves Bobbre to walk down the halls alone Celra Ventrrcellr leaves rn her blue Ford Bobbre Vogel leaves the G A A to next years presrdent Don Wadase wrlls hrs smrle to Trm Donohue Bob Walker leaves hrs checks rn P A D to hrs brother Tony Warwrck wrlls hrs srze to Charles Schles srnger Barbara Weber leaves her seat rrr Solrd G ometry to any grrl crazy enough to want rl Dull Wrllramson leaves the funeral parlor rn 118 Helen Woda wrlls her srncerrty to Betty Flavell Ruth Wolf leaves her bottle of bleach to the junror grrls Bob Woodcock leaves iour years oi book reports lor all erghth graders to look forward to Kathryn Yake bequeaths her cymbals to the next slap happy band member Al Zabrrskre-leaves hrs ian club to Pete Kerwrn Sally Zampella leaves rn her convertrble Anna Mae Zazzalr leaves her naturally curly harr to lay Marcavage Lucrlle Zeller leaves wrth a sore remrnder ol Mr Cashrolrs paddle - ' r. ' ' ' . 1 -v I . Q . 0 5C1bGl- Gerry Vargas-wills her musical ability to anyone . . ' - . - H I e- Class Chatterboxes Deanne GIQIXIIO Val Lembo 'IT Best Dressed Mary Ann Eaion Donald Mlller Despauf of the Faculty Dolores Duntza Art VanDyk 7-1 B1ggest Eaters Em1e Inicmte Iunelle Flecke Class Clown Maunce Paqum Geraldme Maltese I Best Personality Ed Spengeman Gail King Best Looking Bob Iaeger - Christine Perkins Biggest Politicians Audrey Shaw -- Frank Drahouzal Mutt and Iefi im Fahs Barbara DeF1ora X Most Musical Barry Schaffer Geraldine Vargas vers 'B 4' FOR 'Xi-,ef ' ' F RANK AND AUDREY 1 In I Most Bashful Enule H111 Vuquua Dahl S Best Athletes Henry Pxelaet Norma Pletruszak LH B1ggest Fhrts Marcxa Pagels Iohn Parcells Pnde of the Faculty Enc Valentme Iackxe Lelb Most Llkely to Succeed lay Hollander Mary Lou1se Roeder c , ga I ph-ztxxw , A ' W W A45 me t Y I , f w ' E, - I X . K Q' 1 .. - K ' t , ff 11 'vu-,x ,M V X , W u ! V- ! l ' S V I I . K v X ' H v ' , A 1 M' 'S V- W I . 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W, ' - wg A V Q J, ' ' ' U nv will af v I ,K X , l. 4,,,g::L H Calendar September Back to the old gnnd agarn complrcated schedules and many new faces pep rally launches prg skrn season crowds at Hrnchchffe backrng our boys October Students drsplay hxdden talents 1n Student Councrl Var1ety Show Crrmson and Gray band plays host at Chfton Festrval semor magazme sales hrghest rn hrstory Hallowe en celebratron provrdes colorful pageantry for all November Senrors prove that People Are Funny students grven long week end wh1le teachers convene rn Atlantrc Crty Teaneck Festrval and Career Nrght clash Sad1eHawk1ns Dance hre burlds sp1r1t for Turkey Day tussle short recess to recover from Grandma s culmary capers December Prom goers treated Celestml Slerghnde hob nobbrng at the lrbrary tea college freshmen return to report on campus lrfe carols rmg at Chrrstmas assembly Chnstmas vacatron welcomed Alumm outscores Varsrty f1ve Farr Lawn band honored by Paul Whrteman rn Phrladelphra lcrnuary A memorable New Years Eve vacattongroggy students greeted wrth report cards student body re cerves Ioe P1ca enthusrastrcally new semester the halfway mark February Crowd packed gym for Varsrty Faculty game 1mpress1ve Honor Socrety xnductron a week s reprreve strutter s contest tea dance and assembly honor forergn students March Srgnatures recorded at Honor Socrety Tea presentatron of sports awards The Vahant never taste of death but once do-srdomg at the Sophomore Square Hop Apnl Foothght Players dramatrze the year wrth Dear Ruth Student Coun c1l sponsors Carruval Danc grand frnale of jumor talent shows ye leaders 1n contest at Ramsey the Meadowbrook May Sp1r1ted campa1gn1ng for new Stu dent Councrl offrcers letter wmners feast on beefsteak musrc depart ment performs 1n festrve Spnng Musrcal 1un1ors become nng conscxous forergn lands represented rn language assembly Iune Iumors grve the semors then' fare well prom last mrnute detarls ceremomal baccalaureate thought ful reflectrons marchmg to the strams of Pomp and Crrcumstance the never to be forgotten class n1ght all together at Jones Beach lastly graduatlon and then ' l . , ' ' ' ' . . . ll- ' , , , ' - ' ' . . . a a boon to frustrated females . . . bon- breathing Spell , , , band honored at g - to a l n ' ' ' I ' u km4,..,f,!7'1m,w,--A ilkv-ua QPJMNQH Uv.W..,t,a.J..VZi Qforml EM .554 fm-,.c.,4.. !1,L 6,M,4.,e:,.4yN UJQQZA 5 VW, 6,2212 Jwvfumf 77lafzul3ffJf!L Xxil, IM ,B tu wCxm Suk Jwfad QMJW A4142-mf JAMA! 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F do A 7 , '1 'K ' J , , 6 Khcxn wx ug Q -, W, MLW ,ff W., 1 f , QAL GAL U. ln If I , 7 XJ JKQAA-nAfk1 Xi Vo 71 I V' L L , 1 , , X Y . . --G.-,.. cr 1 X X ' 1 Q 'Q f af- 4 Q A , e ' vm f f 1 I 7 I 4,-fn - Y Q f , 1 ' E+- n - .J Ekwvlr 19.9 75 MMA S' ff y Cf' kr I 1 I7 4.-.,, avg QQ' VFW Congratulations To The Graduating CLASS OF 1952 MR AND MRS C ATKIN MR AND MRS F DRAHOUZAL MR AND MRS E Hlll MR AND MRS B HOLLANDER MR AND MRS G JAEGER MR AND MRS M MARKENDORF MR AND MRS G PAXTON MR AND MRS A RAHUBA MR AND MRS E SPENGEMAN MR. AND MRS. W. KNAPSACK CONGRATUlATl0NS To The GRADUATING ClASS l'0l1l CHARLES PHARMACY Charles Sulumeno Olflglnflflfl Cl!l0I'l15 ana! Eu' WJAQJ to the 1957 ORADUATINO CLASS FAIR LAWN HIOH SCHOOL -I ZEREGX INC IR OFFICE FAIR LAWN 6 2465 AFTER 8 P M FA 6 1600 GEORGE E WILMS 8. C0 nm :sms s. msunmcf GEORGE E. WILMS B k 13 47 RIVER ROAD Bunk Building FAIR LAWN N J of I. Qs soxs, . INI'r1ufacturers uf COLUNIBIA BRAND NIA-XCARONI PRODUCTQ FA LAWN, 31.1. O O 1 IO ef . I l I . FAlrIuwn 6 1450 COMPLIMENTS OF ERNEST INFANTE REAL :sms INSURANCE 39 60 BROADWAY Rt 4 at Blue Hlll Avenue FAIR LAWN N J nest wlsuzs or MR 8. MRS JOHN H SCHWEIZER 0 I v-1 u u 0 I I s 0 I U 1 H 1 1 couonnumlous .... Class of 'szs STREHL PHARMACY In our twenty-two years ot sewing Fair Lawn, we have seen many of you from the cradle. Now, as you advance another step in llle, we offer our sincere congratulations, vvith the hope of serving you all through a bright. successful future. Radburn Plaza Buuldlng Phone FA 6 0105 WE DELIVER Congratulations To The Graduating Class GOOD LUCK AND soon HEALTH FAIR LAWN PHARMACY 12 80 River Road FA 6 4600 BROGAN CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE COMPANY and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs R J Yuke R Sexton J Serdler E M Shonku and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs C Hastings Howlm muddock FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY nn ull. new Jmsav mocrwoon PAssAlc I and Mrs. . . Mr. and Mrs. .l. B. Duke . . Mr. . F. . ' . . ' Mr. , J. ' . . . Mr. . E. ESTABLISHED 191.2 Compliments of KUIKEN BROS C0 INC Lumber Hardware Pumfs FAIR LAWN NEW IERSEY nm :sun - msunmcf BERT CLARK REALTOR 2602 BROADWAY FAIR LAWN N I Fan' Lawn 61618 MAXWELL GOLDBURGII REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE Dependable Service Since 1929 22 04 FAIR LAWN AVE FAIR LAWN N I ASSOCIATES CIVIL ENGINEERS AND LAND SURYEYORS 2515 FAIR LAWN AVE FAIR LAWN N I FA 6 2776 ' ' CANGER, BAILEY s. Fcur Lawn 6 3500 ,QQIJ-wif PAINTS YARHISHES 8. EHAMELS 17 12 RIVER ROAD FAIR LAWN N I coMP1.1MEN'rs or MEXANDER SUMMER C0 Fair lawn Brunch ETHAN A ACKERMAN Mgr SPERBER S JEWELRY WATCHES CLOCKS COSTUME IEWELRY WATCH REPAIRIHG 709A FAIR LAWN AVENUE FAIR LAWN N I FA 6 2220 VAIL CHEVROLET INC Authorized CHEVROLET Agency Service Sales Parts cmd Accessories BROADWAY at 30th STREET FAIR LAWN N I Y 1 O 1 Fair Lawn 6-2804 I 0 Best Wishes from Fair Lawn 6-0200 - 1 - 2 MARCAIUS MANUFACTURING C0. INC. FREDERICK X' WM REAI. ESTATE INSURANCE EAST PATERSON NEW IERSEY 13 36 RIVER RD Manufacturers of Household FAIR I AWN N I PAPER PRUDUC TS FAU Lawn 6 5302 Comphments ot L0 S A N D S EVERTHLNG ron LAD AND DAD THQ DIANE gygp 24 02 Broadway IRt 47 Falr Lawn New Iersey mm s murv suom JEAN YORK INC 0190 Tunbndge Rd Kofi Rt 45 Fan Lawn N I FA 6 3713 Foundatxons 0 Lmgene 0 osxery H Also 23 16 Pau Lawn Ave The Doctor Method of Electrolysxs Pm! Lawn 6 3168 Radbum N I .4 , . . I 1 I o . . - . , . . . ' ll ll I ' ' ' ' - A - . L- .. Comphments oi PIAZA SWEET SHOPPE FLOWERS TO CHEER YOU- 'A O DGP CORSAGES THAT ARE DIFFERENT 2803 BROADWAY Rt 4 FAIR LAWN N FA r Lawn S 2774 Complxments of FAIR IAWN EAT SIIOPPE Comphments of MR AND MRS l GAIANTE Good Luck to the Semor Class Comphmenis of KINGSTON CLEANERS 19 15 Fan' Lawn Ave Pau Lawn N I Comphmenis of FAIR IAWN FIOWER SHOP Flowers To Remember Rwer Road Tel FA 60402 Fan' Lawn N Exclusive clothes neednt be expensive CODIS Glld B98 Ou! BBW 81111111162 DAVID LEWIS GOWNS 7 09 Faxr Lawn Ave Comphments of e FAIR I.AWN DINER 13 48 Hxver Road FA 6 4730 . ' r . 1 Q' ' : . 9 I XV! I O . I , D. R. BRYANT, Florist lin 6 0058 FA 6 0348 1 FOSTER S HARDWARE COOK 6. DUNN PAINTS 123 Plaza Road Radbum N 1 Pamts Hardware Electnca1Supp11es Grass Seed Ferhllzers Tools Glass Complunents of ROZ and ERIC FAIR LAWN FABRIC SHOP 24 O1 Broadway fRt 47 Faxr Lawn N I Fcnr Lawn 6 4372 Cornphments oi RAMBACHS BAKE SHOP 24 04 Fan' Lawn Ave Radbum N I Fa1r Lawn 61220 CARL S FAIR lAWN MARKET CARL REBNER Prop 6 10 Fauf Lawn Ave Fan' Lawn N I ALL ROADS LEAD TO THE RADBURN SWEET SHOP 2424 Fcnr Lawn Ave Radbum N I Fan' Lawn 4 9846 Comphments of lllll ANN SHOPPE INFANTS and CHILDRENS WEAR SHOES 24-08 Fcur Lawn Avenue Fax: Lawn N I SUN CAMERA 8. SPORT SHOP PHOTO SUPPLIES 0 CAMERAS Film Spauldmg Distnbutors Keds Everyihmg for the Sporisman TEAM OUTFITTERS FAH Lawn 6 5016 23 12 Fan Lawn Avenue Free Dehvery OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY RADBURN PHARMACY 24-02 Fan' Lawn Ave FA 6-0719 FA.. .- - . - I I I N. 'C -wr:nz1.1vr:n- Smooth Delicious Ice Cream . 1 Freezer Fresh - Temptinq Sundaes Mwkelu 0 I a Malts Blxzzards Quarts Pmts DAIRY QUEEN BEAUTY SALON 25 O5 Broadway THE CONE WITH THE CURL Farr Lawn N I ON TOP Route 4 6 Banta P1 Farr Lawn N I Comphments of VETERANS REALTY MICHAEL LINDA By Appointment Only FA. 49830 Congratulahons MANNY AND DON Boxer s Route 4 Paramus Complunents of PARK LUNCHEONETTE TOYS and STATIONERY 19 01 Farr Lawn Ave Farr Lawn. N I Complxrnents of PLAZA STATIONERY 119 Farr Lawn Avenue CPlaza Buxldmgl Fcnr Lawn, N. I FA1r Lawn S 0578 Corsets Brassreres Lmgene Horsery Blouses 24 O3 Broadway Gtoute 45 Farr Lawn, N I F. W. YVOOLWDRTH CO. 2316 Broadway Farr Lawn FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF FAIR lAWN NEW JERSEY I4 OI RIVER ROAD FAIR lAWN NEW .IERSEY SAVINGS ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO STO OOO zsru ANNIVERSARY 1927 1952 I CURRENT DIVIDEND 2 UTM, s ei as It Qi? 1 4 CO .na Q00 .4 ll ON C000 Ill! l 'b., .int 5 .1415 I Z a A-. 'iff .,-' ' .1 L4 'K 4 'I' 3 :nh V X ur , ad I lr R .-,X v 95 fx CW . -u I 1 1 1 had . , .1- , 1 fp, f ', Q I O 'A---S-vw - , A mf I w 1 ' 044 . f ,Y 1 ,.,,z, V 'I+ as X Q .,.,,1-y .l W ,g I , 'vu 1 W- A L. ' . ' QL .nw- K ,L 4 . 4. .W p h. o F 1 ,A-wx