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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1953 volume:

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L, ,Z . .- l ,L . . . . , filr Qllrzulw 111 4111111211 sumptuous because I look upon myself as a member of the Class of 1953 We entered Falr Lawn Hlgh School together IH September 1947 lookmg forward to the years ahead The memorles of the assoc1at1ons formed vull be cherxshed as long as we hve I 'am happy and proud to be fa member of the Class of 1953 CHARLES W MINTZER Prmclpal SQ. V I S l I s Q V . x 0 I do not believe the members of the graduating class will feel me pre- Uinaril ni 1 huratum The heart of our educatronal system squeezmg m more students double SGSSIODS for elementary schools struggles wlth referendums sees Jumor hrgh fmdlly bullt Lyncrest school sprmgs up t1reless workers for the three R s Ffa Iii W. Hit iKlI1llP1l1Il1 auth Hit Zitlrppmu The mnersmctum Sorry Im late tram across path consultmg the Calendar Why are fue dmlls Qlways fqlse f1lxrms9 patrollmg the Corrldors phones buttons bells I9pflIT'l3l1Clll'lg delm quents men WltllOl.1t A Countxg, but they re stlll jolly good fellows Cbmhaurr Staff A141 to L neu tonsuous SGIIIOIS pl mmnge CUIIlLLIll fox the fu tuu const lntlv VkOIls1Ilg., to f.,L1lCl9 students Mlss Elllott it the helm answer min to pe1p1exed scholars vxollxlng p apus fox woeatxonal ispuants gl aclmg tests 1 xote of th inks to the 1I'lCl1SpC1'1Slbl6 Guld inte St iff .n . -5 Qgfflfl Staff A helpmg, h and all those late slxps busy bus keepmg the school l'1OI1flLfl rmg the bell answer the telephone Wlll you make three hunched LODIGQ for us please? MI Fllxppone would lxke to sec you th1s able staff helps keep the l 1lg,l'1 school on lts toes 1 I -..Q Ar V ff- Q Q q A . ' 'z : 5 . .. 2 t ' 2 ' - ...' Q2 ' 'f l 7- ' I Z EQ ' Q . . . 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L-1 THOS CARLOMAGNO IOSEPH CASCELLI M A Scmnu AB Musu Educalum ff' 9'- LESLIE CAMPBFLL GRACE CHURCH M A Scxcnu B A Enghsh 3 QQ 32 4 f kxk X SHERMAN DANCE CHARLES DIEGMAN JOSEPH ELLWOOD M S Art Edugannn M A Builnm ss Prim anon A B Hmturx Political Sumncc '50-n KALMLN BODNAR A B Englxsh off -Rx a Y 4 fi LAWRENCE CASHIOLI M A English 'BNF X... JESSIE CHURCH B S Busmnss Edunatmn 170 MARIfJN FNOS H L S Lxlrr an ln J ' A, .9 1' A - , A : 4' .lar Q A X ' A 4. km' . f , , 1 1 fl f ' A . 1 4' V . . ' - ' . . I ' ': I ' as 3... 1 l rt . Q. J ,, , C -ll r A 'Q- ' X ' 'sf .K W X 1 1 y Xiu, . lv '! A 1 'C V -. . A X l X x A , L lllm. A A 5:5 nf f 'X - J C l ' al , f.. ,h ? .X Q Q 2 in A. . ' I , 31 11' lf' ' A 4 ' A 4 U ' A , ' x f ' x bs :A 1 . . A x- l. I , ' 532 . . 3 I' X rl , 1 L, i.. . 4 4-shi' I V.: 'il iff, ' ' A I 1 A 7 5 A 5 35:5 -'Q , , ,Q 'f' 4 5 v - , 1 , 1 G1 K V' ' Ii ' , 44 - 'A W f . ,pk ' l . N f M , wi ' y X 2: A 5 Af ' A K. X If C 5 f 5, X 1 4, Q I I , . Q I X ,wr ,.. 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English FDW LIVINGSTONI' M S PhxS1x il I' :Im nu n s -,ef -x ANITA MALUGANI A Languap. li if 'NJ WILLIAM MONTAG A B Mathemtaxcs .z JEANNE PEGGS B S Latin D Q L xx X ff IRENE REILLY M A Scxcncn MARY NELSON A B Engllsh Socxal Studnx ROBERT PHILLIPS M Ed Industrlal Arts I' L' xr, I Haw gi ADOLPHIA RICCOBENE B S Engllih Q' LIHEIII' Lawn CLAIRE MI- YI' RS B S Phxsnwl Iwiu atlo va. ,4- 4' JAMES O LEARY M Ed Soual Studies his S.. HOWARD PIATT B A Art Educ anon .1 JOHN RILEY M A Mathlnmtlcs n Q' fv- SAMUFI MODIANO In Iuitn al A ,- LOIS LAWERENCE BS Home Eumomus i s RUTH REAGFR M A Gnu! me L English 'WP ,An 5 tr' ng 'V :Q '- ' ' ls xvi f RGBFRT ROGF RS M S Con , lb ,, QP Q - as V, I 1 N A , Q ? I f X J, 'I X - N a- . 1 is 'D ' , v is V p ' 2 A in - , N N , M I ,i Ig A A4BI I w ,BA .- . . K. BBS. I-4 : ns 'W I -Ve I I. X 9 ,Y ' X be 11 , if Q ,Q , . 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ELLSWORTH THORNI' m Ed M hd Frmnnh JESS WESTON M S Sn umm 9- ,IOHN STI' ILNSTRA Industrial Artx '2- 2 NJ mt. .4 'AUL ROGLER M A NI.-nhl rn.-:tn s .2 JACK SECHRIST M S Musln Edun num 'N BARRY L TEDESQO M S Musu Education ALFRED VALCHO VIRGINIA WAYLAND BS xn Ed Math M A English FY IOSEPH WILSON RICHARD WRIGHT M A Smml Studux M S El1P.I'Sh ALICI' RUUGHGARDFN B S Phxsudl hducatnon 0- LLOYD SIFGRIST H S Iuduslrnl Arts ,Q .gm VINCENT THOMAS A B Soual Studies u .gf MABEL WERGER B S Home Fmononuxs K RUTH ZABRISKIE B I nwnal Education g'L'1li111' 0:16155 Qgffirrlisi Pete, Barbara, Rosemnur, Dan placed in office hy junior year elections . . . sleeve-rolling in September . . . six thousand dollar goal set . . . hat chewing over daily returns . . . almost made it. but it's a record sale hy far . . . meet- ings and more meetings . . . trip and class night decided . . . all over in June . . . thanks a lot for a terrific job. -91 x, vf' . fx x X I ' it-7 I 25 Svrniur Qllmm Ahiiimiw Happy days are here again - school days, that is . . . knee-deep in subscriptions . . . Alka- Seltzer, speedy Alka-Seltzer . . . there's noth- ing quite like Jones Beach in June . . . intricate planning for G-day - Graduation Day . . . the memories linger on . . . thc same grind over again next year for our hardworking advisers. '17 ., . '-f:u..N , ..iiH.w4'4J5 M ' Fl KN Svvninrz ' fle- JUN 4,43 SUSAN ADRIAN Quiet personality an.l green. candy-striped glasses a Ven for TV make-up work If vacation would onlv come. basketball and horseback riding top the list . . . a junior college will welcome Sue this fall. Speedball .51 Hockey 3: Bowling 5: Basketball l. 2, 5, 4: Volleyball 4: Chorus l: Prom Committee 4: Crimson Tide 4: Fontliglit Players l: Librarv Council - 1. 2. 3. 4: Democratic Discussions Club 3: Safe-Drixw ing, 4. EDNA MARIE AMMIRATO A terrific dancer would love to own a dancing studio good taste in clothes Frankie Laine fan dixieland jazz and hamburgers at Boxer's reck- less drivers and hi-hat people just don't rate with Chick. Basketball 1. 2: Chorus 1. 2: Safe-Driving 4: Prom Committee 4. GRACE MARIA ARALLO Quiet tliques are taboo a pizza fan secretly yearns for a mink coat future is still a question mark for Grace. MICHAEL N. ARGENTO One of our few good dancers always cruises in the Black Beautyu Saturday nights spent at the Y noted for teasing the girls Please. gals. nc make-up. , . . to be a haberdashery salesman and a professional dancer it's the USAF for Mike. Base- ball 2. 4: Varsity Club 2, 3. 4: Prom Committee 4. XM. 1 Q fvit W X Ronin c. ARP 'I.ff I,W'M X Outdoor life and sports rate hankers to be an 2 electrician noted for his drawing ability if l Uncle Sam beckons, Bob will do his stint in the Navy. K .. iw- x x I . I c. 1 IF A . , - X ..f 'ig L RONALD H. ARP th V gfaif' Tall and carrot-topped what an artist! Ugh, V' I I i ' cold toast! sports are great a future commer- t -, cial artist after college for Ron. Football 2: Basketball X . 1. 2, 3: Baseball 2: Varsity Club 2. 3, 4: Prom Com- f , , , 3 ' , mittee 3. 4. x I 1 I ' i S CHARLES A. ATANASIO Alias Chuck roots for the New York Giants loves all sports and hot rods dislikes snobbish R ,, people Charlie and Ray are good pals future 7 4 .0 0 as apprentice in sheet metal trade. E ' 3 9 , 'Q ' i ' -QQ, ' ' 4 Y' ROY E. BAINES Definitely the outdoor type hunting for malkies noted for red hair and being independent ,A outstanding football hero serving time for Uncle ' Sam is in store for Peck. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball 1' Varsity Club 3 4 Prom Committee 3 4 iff ' J M , 1, GAYLE NADINE BAKELAR T Blonde hair und blue eyes down the field with the Color Guard loves yellow convertibles and 'HI summers at the lake seen with the C L's it's secretarial school for Gayle. Tennis 4: Archery 3. 4: Color Guard 4: Chorus 1: Prom Committee 3, 4, Crimson Tide 4: Footlight Players 5. 4. i 4 f ' -xl vs SYBIL M. BAKER Distinctive voice dancing, sports and boys Umm, good! dislikes people who crack their knuckles college in the future saddle shoes with plaid laces identify 'Sybf' Tennis 4. Softball 3. Prom Committee 4, French Club 4, Crimson Tide 4, Footlight Players 4. Democratic Discussion Club 4. PATRICIA BALINT Friendly VVon't that 12:10 bell ever ring? gym classes in freezing weather are tough some boss will be fortunate to have Pat as his secretary. Hockey 3, Archery 3, Basketball 4. -fx -lf' Xb' VIOLA BARKOWSKI Goes for Jazz at the Central in a big way lowes to jitterbug dislikes hair that's been christened with peroxide faithfully attends the meetings of the C L's beautiful blue eyes and black hair Vi hopes to travel 'round the world. GEORGE DONALD BATE Exclusive member of the five foot club FLHS's smallest trombonist loves to dance with taller Ar: girls sports, music and driving are tops with smil- . ,Rx ing George lots of money. good health and a col- lege education are his future desires. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 ,A ' Basketball 2: Class Officer 3: Varsity Club 2, Ger- F S I man Club 2, 3. x X 1 t Rum BAUMOHL f I New addition to Fair Lawn loves sports and sum- s x f mer vacations at camp shy and nice dislikes ' ., getting up at 6:30 good music really rates I ,I 5 teaching physical education is for Ruth. X I .. , NANCY BEAUMET Neat appearance and sharp clothes give her dixie- land music and the Four Aces hates to stay home hopes to inherit a million dollars and own a Pontiac convertible medical secretary for Nan. Majorettes 1, 2: Chorus 1: Prom Committee 4. KA f .5 AUDREY BECKER Busy working girl Tighten your wheels! roller-skating delights her can really play that accordion always found with Ruthie and Richie interior decorating for Aud. Basketball 2, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2: Prom Committee 4: Crimson Crier 1: Democratic Discussions Club 4. Safe Driving 4. ,. 'C' 'Q Xl 'Vx N .17 Ph 'Us gl. ROSE MARY BELVEDERE Great singer short. curly hair and smart clothes friendly smile lots of ambition collects Mario Lanza records doesn't like people who put dampers on good times . . . Katharine Gibbs will wel- come Bel. Majorettes 1. Z, 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Safe-Driving 3: Student Council 2. WALTER BEMBRIDGE Would like to make a cool million in a hurry blondes are favorites enjoys the outdoors al- ways ready for a good time it's Anchors Aweighn for Walt. Football 2. EUGENE A. BENEVENTO The best downfield blocker on the football team. a smile for all the Great Casanova likes to reminisce about his grammar school days prep school in the fall for happy-go-lucky Benny, Foot- ball I. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 2: Varsity Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. JAMES K. BERRY JR. -Seen hot rodding about in the parking lot dixie- land music and good food for him those practical jokes wants to be a dareadevil Hell-Driver for Kochman it's the Navy for -lim. Swimming 25 German Club 2. 3: Library Council 1. BARBARA JOAN BEYER Quiet and shy dislikes people who talk but don't say anything bowling and knitting are tops plans to join the Navy Nurse Corps seen with Marjorie future undecided for Bobbie. LOTTIE ANNE BIELEN An ardent Yankee fan everybody's friend a sweet personality that will take her far loves to eat steak and french fries a future medical technologist, it's college for Lottie. Bowling 2, 33 Prom Committee 3, 4: Crimson Tide 4: Footlight Players 45 Honor Society 43 Safe-Driving 4. BARBARA ANN BLOW Newcomer from New York loves dancing . .. June ,Wedding . . always commuting to New York friendly future medical secretary wants to live in Califqrnia Fairleigh Dickinson for Bob- bie. Senior Play 4. LORRAINE BOEHLER Blonde hair and blue eyes . .. loves lively parties .. . liked by everyone aims to be a housewife till then it's a secretarial, job for Lor.'li NETAH BOYER Beautiful, long black hair dancing at CYO lives at the Radburn swimming pool in the summer 'I uv, wants to drum math into poor little mixed-up Q 45 kids dislikes people who want her to be on time college for Nec-t. Bowling 3, 43 Democratic Dis- , cussions Club 4, i ROBERT JOHN BRANDES fi Stars under the backboard terrific sense of humor . . . Come on, Beeizobfu . . . takes advantage of school ' I holidays that terrible cold coffee the future's undecided for Bob. Basketball 4, Band 1, 2: Prom Committee 4. X. ROBERTA DOLORES BRAUCH ' Q Petite always talking likes good dancers and -V music yearns to have a lead in a Broadway play C' I - r seen with Honey dramatic school for Bob- nb ix 4 V' bie. Hockey 4: Basketball 4: Intramurals 2, 4: Prom -Wx Committee 3. 43 Crimson Crier 4: Crimson Tide 4: If li, MARILYN H. BREEN Sparkling eyes and blonde hair longs for a trip to Paris a roller derby enthusiast aspires to bf' an airline secretary a candidate for Carnival Queen most comfortable in sloppy shirts and dun garees that's Marilyn. Bowling 3, 4: Basketball 2. 3, 4: Softball 2: Chorus 4: Cv A A Council 4. HARRIET ROSLYN BRESSLER Aflwffw 5lXfHfliI1g money, eating Chinese food. and getting mail Anybody got a stick of gum? dislikes homework Har holds nursing as her career. Red Cross l, 2. 3, 4: Crimson Tide 4: Crim- son Crier 3, 45 Library Council l, 2, 3, 4: Safe-Driv ing 4. 3 EILEEN BRINK Loves all kinds of music brrrr, cold for her seen with Chris and Pat likes our school assemblies a terrific bowler wants to be a Chaplaiifs assistant in the Spars it's College for Betty. Safe-Driving 4. Prom Committee 4. weather isn't Footlight Players 4: Safe-Driving 3. N ' L'- x .Z ?7 -if 'ff-I I ROBERT BROWN The outdoorsman's life is in his blood expects to trip over a million dollars Bob just doesnt. get 'mx ug X along with school stop in at Ole MacBrown1es 5x 4. farm when you're up in Maine. ' ff N 'N f L i'vv I WILLIAM BROWNE V . Always smiling deadly deadpan humor Bill's l quite a ladies' man . . . homework the bane of his life he digs cool music seen with Mike, joe and ROBERT BRUNEEL 'W' M Blond. curly hair crazy laugh and smiling face typify Bob plenty of blondes and Saturday night dancing cruising to the lake with the guys f::f' fr: ' future will find Bob in the Navy. JOHN BUGLINO uv - ,5 45. If x Rx Everybody's friend Tons o' fun sleeping and snoring in class Bugs can be seen tripping around with Sink and the boys. LORETTA B. BURN Sincere and friendly shining. black hair al- ways making posters those DDC minutes seen with the Deltas dancing tops Syra- cuse and an art career for Loret. Red Cross 3. 4: Bowling 3: Prom Committee 3. 4: French Club 4: Crimson Crier 4: Crimson Tide 4: Footlight Players 3, 4: Honor Society 4: Library Council 3. 4: Demo- cratic Discussions Club 3. 4: Safe-Driving 4. ANDREW BUSH The Fuller brush hair enjoys rugged outdoor life 1 77 I l- in ff 1 xx 75' . bowling okay but school isn t Tvverp is due for a meeting with Uncle Sam W5 C? P2 bv . x....' I l 'Sl hm. 'is p. fig. , I ' 'ls . ,, X4 4 'gli LEO J. CALABRASE Lively Brooklyn import aspires to drive own 300 horsepower Ferrari known for German-accented baby talk unshaven for long periods a poten- tial J. P. Morgan it's Villanova College and then Wall Street for Leo. Football 2. 3: Varsitv Club 2, 3. 42 Prom Cflmmittee 3. 4: Class Officer 3: Student Council 3: Safe-Driving 3. LORRAINE THERESA CARNEVALE Food, sports and fun really rate green eyes thumbs down on working and boys that don't dance a Haband tie salesman loves to cook to find a handsome Texan and settle down on a ranch for Lorraine. DENNIS CARTER Radio fanatic drives Pop's '32 Chevy nuts to homework intends to specialize in the electronic field RCA Radio Institute will welcome Den this September. RICHARD CHEEK A gentleman who prefers blondes partial to foot- ball an'expert on children's toys sexy voice our future announcer can be seen with Bob and H Cambridge College is three months hence for Chico. Football 1: Track 3: Baseball 2: Intra- murals 2, 3: Prom Committee 3, 4: Footlight Play- ers 2, 3, 4: Phi Theta 3, 4: Senior Class Play 4. PR Stew f'! 'FF as I Ha., . x I x JOHN H. COKER .z, -AL 'W' ,cf ie. ALDEN B. CHRISTIE The Chief-Chief over-abundance of talent svarlet Llziguars and basset hounds running rampant in his dreams pounds his typewriter punchy his grassliopper painting is still Bio's best si pro- fession after Harvzlrtl College for Denny. Quill and Scroll 3. 4: Basketball 2: Intramurals 1. 2. 3: Prom Committee .iz Crimson Crier 1, Z. 3. 4: Crimson Tide 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Democratic Discussions Club 4: Student Council 2. 4. JOSEPH CIARAMELLA Dark complexion expressive eyes No, not more homework tonightfu .. for ink-slopping in Mechanical Drawing. EDITH MARIE CNUDDE VVauts to see the Dodgers win the Viforld Series . . . a flashy red convertible would suit her fine seen with the Quads loves interior decorating its the business world for Dee Tennis 3. 4: Chorus 2. 3. 4: Crimson Tide 4: Safe-Driving 4: Basketball 4. class cut-up .loe's a pip CAROL RUTH COHEN Short. curly hair and deep voice are cliarztctt-ristic of Car music is a favorite hobby resident huyer of a department store is her aim hut first it's Casanovia junior College. Red Cross Z, 3. 4: Crimson Tide 4: Footlight Players 4: Library Coun- cil Z. 3. 4: Democratic Discussions Cluh Z. 3, 4: Student Council 1: GAA 4: Safe-Driving 4. Good looking and nice loves hunting and fishing just give him good old home cooking hardly 36 i ,5 seen without the Dodge it? the US Navy for Coke Prom Committee 3. 4: Intramurals 3. ,M 4 lx Zi JERRY R. col.LEN V-A president noted for excessive length of bodily structure Yankee fan thumbs down on home- work . . . Oh, those Southern bellesf' . . . basketball is tops with college-bound flare. Basketball 2. 4: . Intramurals 1. 3: Production Club 2, 3. 4: Audio- ,- Visual Club 1, 2, 3. 4: French Cluh 2. 3: Crimson Qt' 7 -Us Tide 4: Footlight Players 4: Honor Societv 4: Stud- ent Council 3. RICHARD D. CRAMOND FLHS's Tommy Dorsey band rates tops with Crame hunting. sports and pastel drawings are favorites the future holds college and engineering. Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Baseball 2: Basketball 3: Track 3, 4: Swimming 4: Safe7Drivfng 4. VINCENT JAMES CUBBY A mound of cuily blond hair enjoys driving with the mob wants to see the world before he leaves it airplane mechanics togs await Cub. WYPSI ling 2. 3. 'ax 1. ,1- -,pr 3 5 -N Q I' s , . C .xr i , -its 5 iw 45 gre' 'Y -I t I 7 . Q 7 . .1 ,s Q 1- 5 W- I our future secretary. 'R 4 tj- ,1 T -ve u Lf?-figig ' ef fl Y p',iu,1- , 4 ' 15 259. S in CHRISTINE ROSEMARY CUCE Friendly personality an ardent New York Yankee fan naturally curly hair avoids the paddle like a -plague our future comptometrist loves sports wherever you see lVlary, Irene and Marilyn j,'ou'll see Tina. Safe-Driving 4, .IOANNE CURATOLO Blues singer sparkling eyes lots of fun . longs to be a big-time singer loves dancing adds to the fun at the CL club meetings . . . it's college for NIo. Chorus 1, French Club 4. Spanish Club 4, Democratic Discussions Club 4. K. PETER CURTIUS Germany's well-liked representative at FLI-IS quickly ,adopts Fair Lawn's informal manners an outstanding television star ambling walk chew- 'jg ing gum ancl US are his likes Pete will return again as a professor of chemistry. Prom Committee 4, French Club 41 Crimson Crier 4, Democratic Discus- ' sions Club 4, Safe-Driving 4, Student Council 4, 4- Tennis 4. ur MARY NANCY DE FRANCU Collects Perry Como records would like to visit the Hawaiian Islands enjoys football games and outdoor sports regular customer for Chinese food it's comptometry school for Mare JOSEPH SAMUEL DE GISE Van Olden's other half Frankie Laine's That's My Desire terrific athlete neat dresser aspires to be a millionaire a government job Qarmyl for amiable Joe. 'Football 1, 2. 3. 43 Wrest- ling 1. 2, 3: Track 1. 2. 3: Intramurals 3, 4: Varsity Club 3. 4: Prom Committee 3, 4. ff ADELAIDE PATRICIA DE JAEGER Here comes Mr. Sasso's girl again those flashy earrings . . . skating and horseback riding rate high with Pat to be found in the main office that's 'c. . Nuuuom: DE vmss Q- A, Keen marks quiet That Julius La Rosa! a cheer for the Giants dislikes unfriendly people and bowling scores Women's Air Force for Mar- '5 gie. ' Q ' 'C .1 CHARLES ns vuYs1' 4 fl Tall, blond and good looking strictly an outdoors ,fl man likes food and plenty of it, especially his - mom's homemade pies a hunting trip to Canada is Charlie's aim. Football 3, 4g Track 3: Varsity . Club 4, Intramurals 3. vi x 'N X va' DIANE PAULA DOBRIN Fun to hi- with that brown-eyed guy t-mllegg searehiugs for glasses dislikes being on time and 'QF writing letters adores Speech. red dresses and food Dad can't fix tl'at ticket. after FLI-If? it's college for our DL Color Cvuard 2, French Club ' 4, Crimson Tide 4, Democratic Discussions Club 4, - Safe-lliiving -I. ,... ROBERT CYRIL DONOHUE Q lt's never too early for a hunting trip gets indi- I Eff gestion Consuming dry novels anything for laughs ,f with the I-load has survived four years on the if ff I' gridiron five acres and indepentlenci' loom in X., Cys crystal ball..Football l, 2. 3. -I, f 1- 1 i GRACE MARIE DREISBACH Busy working girl collects real crazyu records N lfept busy writing letters Club meetings with 1' the C L's Mr. Diegnans famous TV Celebrity it's secretarial work for Gracie yn..- -sl NANCY PHYLLI5 EGAN Blonde hair and brown eyes always eating pizza 2. hopes to get her driver's license someday likes C..- real crazy people it's a nursing career for Nan. 91, Chorus 1, 3, 4. if ELAINE MARIE EITELBACH Always laughing sweet, soft music for her science fiction bug Elaine will join the men in K the white suits. as a nurse. that is. GAA Council 5. 4: 9. Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4: Crimson Tide 4. ' .4 I I . 14 ' RICHARD WALTER EMPRINGHAM Horseback riding. boating and swimming ure favor- I ites plans to return to California after graduation Emp likes bookkeeping and Mr. Rogler's math class. A in Q, I Chi. AX, .1 JOHN J. ENGELHARDT Likable smile hates to hear that alarm ring in the morning wants to travel the far corners of 219' the earth it's aeronautics school and the Air Force ,D for -lack. ni ' i A f K.,-7 1 X. by lr CHARLES WILLIAM ERRIG ,, Ask about the little men will take a sprint l ll around the block when Conversation lags always a carloacl on weekends Gotta keep in shape. there's a drawing board in Chas' future. Baseball 2. Track 4, AudiofVisual 1. 'Av ,- 6 ,J Z' 10' , Q l r - Q Q -Q. go 'uc .51 'LZ' 'l SALLY S. FERRY Gift of gab and sense of humor big brown eyes those letters from Austria math is her Water- loo aspires to be the first woman President hates that rise and shine in the morning future unknown for our gal Sal Prom Committee 4. ALVIN DONALD FEUERSTEIN The quiet one loves a good discussion in history class still attempting to pass the driving test for a license it's off to an institution of higher learn- ing for Al PATRICIA GEORGENE FINE Full of originality the cheerleader with the most casualties don't call her freckle face But Dad. I need the car desperately! in the future Pat will attend Ridgewood Secretarial School. Cheerleading 2. 3. 4: Varsity Club 3. 4: Prom Com- mittee 3. 4: Crimson Tide 4: Footlight Players 3, 4: Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4: GAA 1, 2. 3, 4. RICHARD ALAN FISHER appitst xxnen dangling his toes in .1 trout stream ...ban accomplished model builder part-time work in A 85 P providing funds for a Rutgers education there's a farm in Fish's future, Bowling 3. Crimson Crier 1. ROSALIE FIORILLA Good tlinigs come in small packages loxes any kind of sport Oh, if I could onlv reach 5 feet. cant miss those dimples and that crazy laugh a beautician's school is in store for Roe. Prom Committee 3, 4: Chorus 1. 4: Hockey 3. 4: Speedball 3. 4: Bowling 3. 4: Tennis 5. 4. NED FLECKE Can't mistake that cackle watch for the Flecke Decorating Company noted for nocturnal dips peeved by girls who think they're funny it's the wild blue yonder for Nat Football 1: Wrestling 1: Swimming 1. Z. 3: Prom Committee 3, 4. noasnr JAMES ndmo Horseback riding is one of tlve favorites nice to know boating big and tall seen with the gang a chicken farm is predicted for Flobo, ROBERT H FLYNN Ten straight pins noted for guts xollevball a result a double jointed nose razzes Mr Bennett Viva Columbia Terrace his Red Ball Ex press masterpiece prompts Bob to try auto painting Football 3 4 Wrestling Z 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Varsity Club 'r 4 x. 3 'Vx u ,, -as fb. qs - If X .f 7 ., X 'L' . 'vu .3 K x , 4 fs! .bww-X'- iiwln ' - . 'v 3 : E'-70,1 n 0' 2.- '-'- --:121 Y .11-' vi.-.ov-1... -.h'x 'v .QP , , . ' IA: - - . I . m .. , - vi -nswf 4-A 1 DENNIS L. FREY Digs that crazy hillbilly music dreams of rol- ,i ling iii lllE3'Cll1j7S Tal-ce the pin. caddy. An fy 5 alumnus of the Krazy Krewu Anchors Awei h . ' g 'S v for Dennis. 4 ALLAN EDWARD GARVIE 5? Friendly guy enjoys music of all kinds hopes sg I to visit the Eskimos someday drawing and paint- , ing also interest Al. Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 3. 4: Q Bowling 4: Prom Committee 4: Audio-Visual 1. 2: . . I Safe-Driving 4. I FREDERICK GEHRING Counting the minutes till graduation wants to be a millionaire at forty dancing and swimming rate Fred will attend trade school after FLHS. Foot- ,-? ' 'i ball l. 2. 3. 4: Intramurals 3. ,f HERBERT F. GEIER Likes mixing it up on the mat isn't sold on the amber brew Who stocked Doc Brennan's fish pond with blue claws? a future admiral jazz. sports and cars rate with Herb. Football 1: Wrestling 1, 3: Prom Committee 3. j i BARBARA GORDON Rushing to club meetings our very able seep cheery smile sailing, a favorite pastime helping Crier to meet deadlines child psychia- try her field an eastern girls' school is next in store for Barb. Red Cross 1. 2. 3. 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Bowling 2: Prom Committee 3, 4: French Club 4: Crimson Crier 3. 4: Crimson Tide 4: Class Officer 4: Footlight Players 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Library Council 1, 2, 3. 4: Democratic Discussions :rv Club 3. 4: Student Council 3: Senior Play 4: Phi X! Theta 4. ROBERT D. GORDON A gentleman who prefers blondes enjoys swim- ming future fly-boy retail merchandising is Bob's aim. Wrestling 1: Swimming 2, 3: Tennis 2 3: Baseball 1: Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Prom Committee 3. FREDERICK EDWARD GRAEME Tortoise-shell glasses characterize Fred Mmm. that corned beef and cabbage thumbs down on - TV commercials coih collecting is a favorite hob- ' vt' by ... bookkeeping is in Fred's future. Safe-Driving 3. DOUGLAS GORDON GRAY Nothing like cycling to school. when I have a driver's license. . ., a regular customer at Johnny and Hang- es and Bonds money on the mind Uncle Sam will play an important role in Doug's future. Safe-Driving 3. tiki .1 .4 1 x f , 4 9 -19- Q 4 5' I i . lit. .1 45 . '9 , 'N x . -1. .NK . ' 4 rr is ' iff . ...,gal 5 'U-N . 1 'S ' 4 N' nhl af' il ,-- 'ff .5 j 'q'- N- A xTK BETTY ANN GREENWOOD Imitator of the Bell Sisters with t'Di dislikes food made in Home lic. classes jazz and Mario Lanza are ol-ray flying desire to be an airline host- I 7 ff ess Bet will attend a secretarial school. Hockey mx 3: Chorus l. J. f x , 1' J MARY ANN GROSSO Cute and sweet snappy dresser likes her mom's Italian cooking roller skating nice smile and eves What a cute nasal twang! ... its a com- mercial job next for Mare. Chorus 1: GAA 2, 4: Banner Carrier 3: Prom Committee 3, 4, RICHARD W. GRUNDMAN How is the weather up there? funny. but he doesn't like school all sports rate high, but bas- X ketball is tops food and sleep are favorite pas- , ,- fq, times did you ever see such an adam's apple? 14 after high school it's the US Coast Guard for Dick. Football l. 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH HAFF , Big-, 'f The boy with the sweet sax band bus rowdy likes dance bands dwarfed by his canine compan- ions the surging power of his black Pontiac next stop for joe is Ohio State. Swimming 3: Bowl- ing 1. 2, 3: Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Prom Committee 4. DAVID K. HAGEL Western music is his rage model trains make a swell diversion dislikes girls? one of our quiet- fp er classmates the Wild Blue Yonder for Dave. ELIZABETH HALL .Z Seen with her bass horn abhors poor cooking ' 1 . A . i? -isgil V, My i - .,f,. ,,..e ' , , , . J' ffl fe 'c QS summers at camp lives on coffee and french fries driving the gang around it's Westminster Choir College for Liz, Speedball 3, 4: Tennis 3: Hockey 3: Bowling Z. 3: Band l. 2. 3. 41 Ol'Ch9SU'3 4: Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 4: Student Coun- cil l: Safe-Driving 3. CONSTANCE LORRAINE HALLER Reticent can be found with Pam, Lorraine and Nancy likes ice skating and swimming loathes history homework and conceited people to travel is her delight Connie will be a clerk typist. Basketball 1. 2. 3: Majorettes 1. 2. 3. 4: Chorus 1. 2. JOHN HENRY HAMILTON Freckles and close-cropped brown hair the quiet type camping and those hot rods are great to be an auto mechanic is jack's ambition. Intra- murals 3. i ,tx 'U' . Us 9-x H .PN , qs A 17 A., , ,fl . 5, I S. MARTIN HOROWITZ X f '3' f9 Quiet and WILLIAM GEORGE HAMWAY sincere interested in riflery and model railroading no male ballet dancers for this boy after FLHS it's'work in the electrical field for Bill. Bowling 1, 2, 3. 4. -1. W JAMES HEANEY Dark, curly hair .. . dabbling in printer's ink .. . ' Cigarettes, Whiskey and Wild. Wild Women ,.. ninety per in the '41 Chevy makes the Hyway Diner his headquarters jim has a date with Uncle ,4 ' Sam. ' Q if X - L I . . J fx ng- AN ,FKT X . 'th . J ll! ,Q '- H, ,J X I '- 7 X . CHARLOTTE A. HECHT Big blue eyes and that line of chatter are her trade marks Oh, that car! Michigan State and teaching are a part of Char's future. Red Cross 4, Crimson Tide 4, Footlight Players 4, Library Council 4, Democratic Discussions Club 4. MARILYN HERTZBERG Peppy and pretty what a smile the loudest voice on the cheerleading squad No cartwheels, please! steak and french fries likes dancing strictly Bob's girl its off to Maine for Mag Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Banner Car- rier 1: Chorus 1, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Crimson Crier 1: Basketball 2, 3: Hockey 3. DOUGLASS RAYMOND HOADLEY Looks quiet, but what a deciver likes sports and driving tall and good looking dislikes blue Mondays Ouchl Not so hard, Mr. Cash! Colgate in the future for Doug. Football 1, 2,' 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Latin Club 1: Footlight Players 3: Honor Society 4. JOAN PATRICIA HOFFMAN Gorgeous tan seen with Charlotte loves vaca- tions in Florida and shrimp cocktails secret ambi- tion is to be a good cook an office job follows graduation for joan. Basketball 1, 2, 3: Softball 2: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4: Safe-Driving 3. JOHN HOITSMA Hoits complex from living across from the police station baseball, stock car racing, hot nrx 'TS 6' fb 'x KX rods Fairleigh Dickinson in the future. German 'R a N 'Eb Club 3, 4. One of Marty's greatest joys is listening to jazz the Taft-Hartley law happy-go-lucky Check- Check .. . being an M.D. is his ambition. Intramur- als 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Footlight Players 3, 4: Democratic Discussions Club 3, 4: Crimson Tide 4, German Club 2, 3: Prom Committee 4: Senior Play 4. I 1 X 1 'rf' S o ELNORA HOYT Art ability galore Don't fence me in. active Canteen president making posters hard work- er full of pep and school spirit desires to be a famous illustrator and go west an asset to any art school is Honey Cheerleader 2: Chorus Z. 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. 4: Crimson Tide 4: Footlight Players 4: Safe-Driving 3: Student Council 2, 3. 4: Senior Play 4. PALMA IANNACONE Likes any kind of food smart dresser lots of parties if youre conceited. stay away from this gal No homework. please. seen with Connie and Lorraine likes certain boys ambition to be a legal secretary after FLHS, secretarial school for Pam. LEONARD INFANTE Fairly quiet kid efficient and Zippy movie pro- jector operator . . . favorite chemical element is -'K 'V Mercury F52 kind? Lenny really toots his 'G clarinet. H .1 BARBARA ROSE JACOBS ' Blonde bundle of activity eats constantly likes all sports always dashing around leads major- ettes 'ta hunting we will go! almost, but not QA. quite late gym teaching is in store for Barb. V 'U Majorettes 1. 2: Ushers 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. 4: ' Class officer 1: Crimson Tide 41 Crimson Crier 1: I Basketball 1. 2. 5. 4: Bowling 1. Z, 3. 4. 'ia 'U 'x LILLIAN EVELYN JACOBS Personality plus long eyelashes dixieland jazz is her favorite doesn't want to leave FLHS goes for Italian foods Ridgewood Secretarial School in the future boys, get a crewcut and you'll be tops with Lil. Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4: Cheerlead- ers 3, 4: Varsity Club 3. 4: Majorettes 1. 2: Ushers 3. 4: Prom Committee 3. 4: Crimson Tide 4: Footlight Players 4: Safe-Driving 4. MARGARET MARY JETTE Loves going to jones Beach her giggle's a familiar sound in halls of FLHS mad about P. J. parties steak 'n' french fry fiend business school is in the future for Marge GAA Sports 3. 4: Chorus 1: Crimson Tide 4. IRENE AGNES JONES Infectious giggle apt to erupt any moment . . . doesn't appreciate Mr. Cash's paddle likes food of any kind hopes to travel around the world someday from FLHS I advances to business school. Band 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 2: Safe-Driving 4: Basketball 4. RICHARD CHARLES JORDAN Music and big doings rate always lending a help- ing hand aspires to be business manager in ad- vertising field after college blushes easily and often don't call me 'Brillo'. Quill and Scroll 3. 4: Track 2: Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Crimson Crier 3. 4: Crimson Tide 4: Class Offi- cer 3: Footlight Players 3, 4: Phi Theta 4:, Honor Society 3, 4: Democratic Discussions Club -4: Stud- ent Council 2, 3. l 5.x 1 3' 'BV 7' Q... rf' F x EVELYN M. KANEFKE ix -vs XJ' -'Q 1? Nr. Ns ARLENE ANN JOSTEN Crazy about Greenwood Lake pleasant smile a familiar sight gone on pizza Mr. Cash's pad- dling sessions are taboo this good time -Io is looking forward to Paterson State Teachers College, Tennis 4, Band 1, Prom Committee 4, Crimson Tide 4, Safe-Driving 3. BURTON S. KADELL The Killer refuses to part with his 5 o'clock sha- dow underrated guard great guy wrestles heavier opponents broad-shouldered Burt eyes a college career. Football 1, 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 1, 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Democratic Discussions Club 4: Safe-Driving 4. Quiet and friendly seen with Elaine, Joy and Dee fond hopes of earning plenty of money the business world will claim after graduation. Chorus 2. 3, 4: German Club 2, 3: Safe-Driving 4. PETER FRANCIS KERWIN Our good looking class president football and bas- ketball star 1952 delegate to Boys' State nothing quite like fifth period on Friday a col- lege education for Pete. Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Spanish Club 4: Class Officers 4: Footlight Players 3: Phi Theta 3. 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Student Coun- cil 2. 3, 4: Safe-Driving 3. JOHN EDWARD KIDD Our crooner regular baseball fan disl'ikes big shots and fat people engineering school in Navy or Goast Guard it's Anchors Aweighu for blue- 'ws -:X eyed Eddie Football 1, 2: Basketball 2: Baseball 1, 'N l- 2, 3, 4. varsity Club 3, 41 orchestra 1. 2: Chorus 2, 3. -s KENNETH GORDON KLEIN Our human guppy aspires to outpaddle Don Wil- liams Pogo for President those tempera- mental female teachers at home in the Purple Grotto. . .. future in metallurgical engineering at Le- high for Ken. Swimming 2, 3. 4: Tennis 2: Varsity Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Crimson Tide 4: Democratic Discussions Club 4: Honor Society 4: f ...uf Safe-Driving 4. MARCIA ANN KNOWLES Ready smile and friendly hello summers in Maine swimming and dancing rate partial to big Buicks yelling at football games Marsh has her eye on William and Mary. Prom Committee 4: Crimson Tide 4: Library Council 1: Safe-Driving 3, chords 4, Bowling 2, 3. SUSIE KOLBEN Pint-sized addition to the senior class enjoys danc- ing and music of all sorts dislikes people with a high egotism all kinds of pets are her friends traveling rates high would like to tour the world that alarm clock is a displeasing sound NYU after FLHS for our Suds, French Club 4, German Club 3. ' 'ff' .ga t. .EFI fg ... T' 1 N .f I I 5 ef SIDNIY KOSLOW Quiet. but nice dislikes Fair Lawn Higlfs early hours ambition to have sole possession of family car all the steak and french fries he can eat 'V . , - -1 Sid will be a good student in an engineering school. u 1 if ' f 'Q' WILLIAM D. KOVACS -' A Hatches diabolical schemes likes sports and all ' food ambition to he a naturalist you'll find I y ' Bill in the Army. Swimming 4. Crimson Tide 4. 4. VV it qi, 4 . , I f 4 f g N ul I.: t fir I ARLENE CLAIRE KRUEGEL Our very able Color Guard captain seen with Bevi' in the Merc thinks golf is loads of fun jumps from Lanza to that cool. cool jazz the X future is still uncertain for Krug Tennis 4: GAA 'bs Council 4: Color Guard 2, 3. 4: Crimson Crier 1: bg! f Crimson Tide 4: Senior Play 4: Safe-Driving 3. I' I I-' RICHARD MICHAEL Kuzrvm 'X Dig that bird nice guy likes dixieland avid homework hater ambition boys in his hot rod it's the Navy and Teterboro for our t'Kuz. Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Track 2. 3. l .IANICE MARIE LAGROSA A smile for everyone from our snappy cheerleading X captain an impromptu party enthusiast from way 1. back friendly personality college is next for if H . ' X jan. Bowling 1, 2. 5: Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4: Varsity 'Vs Cheerleaders 2. 3. 4: Varsity Club 3. 4: Ushers 3. 42 Prom Committee 3. 4: Crimson Crier 1: Crimson Tide 4: Honor Society 4. BURTQN LAMAN Outlandish clothes combinations Boy, I'm hun- gry! popular records tickle his ears desires a few more hours of sleep Burt intends to become an accountant. Democratic Discussions Club 4. I l RALPH LAMBERTI Bookkeeping. roller skating and driving are wonder- ful hates snooty people and history class to own a '54 Pontiac convertible, that's all tour the world and relax with a million, that's Ralph. Bowl- X in 2 S - fp, as ROBERT WILLIAM LANDIETTEL F, XA The Laz0n Kid digs that dixie cruises in 13 ' the 88 with Saint hard-charging lineman How many more points do I need, Miss Greena- , walt? getting mixed up in the paint business af- , ter Bucknell for Lanny. Football 1, 2. 3. 4: Bowling vt? ' 2, 3: Varsity Club 3, 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: Ger- man Club 2, 3: Crimson Tide 4: Footlight Players 3, 4: Phi Theta 4. a I 'sf X I D x 'W -, ft w A N vis. t i . F A D Fi 'i A smile for everyone aims for a Caddie and a trin to Paris pet peeye is homework .. after FLHS it's the business world, Tennis 4. MARION ELIZABETH LA Vfllf Dashes around in hi-r Ford please. alon't will her Rt-d. the name is Nlarion Oh. those term pa- 5 persf' Burronglis Stlool is her next stop. Prom Committee- 3. 4: frinison Tide 4: Library fotuiuil 4: Student Council Z. 'tv mi -aw, 2 MICHAEI. LEFEBVRE X Good looking and likeable loves good Italian food , I sports minded I hate to get dressed upfi Nlike is going to see the world after he makes his first million. Football 1. Z. 3. 4: Track 3. 4: Baseball 2: Intramurals 3. 4: Varsity Club 3. 4: Prom Com- mittee 5. X IRMA CLARA LEIBFARTH ROSEMAUR IRENE LEONARDO Fair Lawns answer to Imogene Coca never a dull moment ... Shut up. you're drunk! a future gym tearher at FLHS? Roe is aiming for Panzer, GAA Counfil 3. 4: Chorus 1: Prom Committee 3. 4: Crimson Crier 1: Class Offifer 41 Student Council 3, 4: Crimson Tide 4: Senior Class Play 4: Safe-Driving 5, MARTIN LEWKOWICI Fun-loving ready assortment of jokes and puns too quick on the trigger to start a debate with .. seen with his guppies and the Killer it's pre dental for Lewkie. Crimson Tide 4: Footlight Play- ers 3. 4: Band l. 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 3. 4: Swim- ming 3: Demovratic Discussions Club 3. 4: Audio- N- Visual 1, 2. 5. 4. CORNELIA ANN LISSNER Green. blue and black nail polish Ummm, Arme- nian egg plant! modern music lover scrounge striking clothes good looking continental college and psychology degree for Connie Red Cross 4: Bowling 1. 2, 3. 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 3. 4: French Club 4: Crimson Tide 4g Footlight Players 3. 4: Democratic Discussions Club 3. 4: Senior Class Play 4: Student Council 4: Honor Society 4. BEYTY ANN LUCZAK Always smiling loves dancing till dawn skating with the gang wants to visit the French Riviera Betty's headed for Newark Prep and a medical 'C 71' secretary's life. GAA 3. 4: Footlight Players 4: Safe- Driving 4. EILEEN EDITH LYNES5 Curly hair and a smile for everyone likes to gab on the phone melts when she hears Eddie Fisher the third Cetani twin medical secretarial posi- tion is next for Eye, Chorus 1: Basketball 2. 3: Prom Committee 3. 0- ,1 . N 9 ! JANET KATHLEEN MACDONALD Enjoys all sports quiet hopes to visit Palm Beach secretarial work is next a smile for everyone that's our Cookie. Basketball 1, 21 Chorus 1: Honor Society 4. ft MARY ANN MAJEWSKI Sweet. shy blonde likes pop and long hair hamburgers 'n' french fries are tops aspires to be a model it's Montclair State Teachers' College for Mare. JASPER G. MALTESE Cruising down the highway spare time spent pol- ishing the Jet-black Chrysler abhors shaving could eat ravioli three meals a day jake's fu- ture will be a venture into the unknown Baseball 2. Track 4. in 1 I 'X JOY MARCAVAGE Mum's the word when it comes to giving her mid- dle name . .. enjoys snacks-especially between class- ! es roller skating really rates hopes for a job i ' that'll let her travel where you see the Quads 1 r' h you're bound to see joy. Bowling 2. Chorus 2- 2? 1, RAYMOND MARTIN Flaming carrot top believes in freedom of speech for classes Gee, I wish I could bowl a 300 game. watch for Ray's radio and TV programs. sports Q show. Intramurals 4: Spanish Club 4: Safe-Driving 4. 'K 0 ' X ELAINE LENORE MARTIN! A sweet girl with beautiful eyes likes sincere, friendly people with a sense of humor spends her time listening to Eddie Fisher wishes she could - 1 swim all summer long it's a secretarial job in the business world for Elaine. Chorus 1. 2, 3, 4g Safe- - Driving 4. ft, 2 ', X FRANK JOSEPH MQCOY Genial and warm personality the real McCoy . .. avid hater of Mr. Wilson's special assignments can be seen slaving at the Food Fair advocate of corned beef and cabbage Uncle Sam is a sure vis thing in the future for Frank. fa ' . N . ' 2 , ' ARLENE P. M:KEON To have a happy home is Archie's ambition skating at Paterson Arena . .. dreads report card days loves good times and chocolate sundaes pegged pants are taboo bright smile it's office work for f'Archie after graduation. Crimson Tide 4, Basketball 4, 1 x '37 UW ua... ,,.- 4 Y K .X 'lr Dx Y. I5 Ja. rdf.. 'C' .K I l BARBARA ANN MAC MILLAN Friendly smile and a gift of gab screeches at foot- A: i ,mul . ' fuwtgwfa. .x I it , 4- A, ff , Y -G JUDITH ANN MEYER Short and cute loaded with school spirit sports and Italian food are tops driving the girls around in the green hornet summers at the shore judy's future is in nursing. Basketball l. 2, 3, 4: Bowling 1, 2, 3, 4, Hockey 3, 4: Tennis 4g Speed- ball 4, Banner Carrier 3g Prom Committee 3, 4, Foot- light Players 4. Q JEAN JOAN MICHALSKI Q Billy May's band rates pizza at Caputo's de- ' M - sires to be Eddie Fisher's private sec. it's the Il' i 'W insurance field for Hilo. Prom Committee 4. Crimson ' Tide 4. it Q 2 C54 ,-' BERNICE HELEN MILEWSKI Quiet, but nice likes sports and the Navy dreams of a cruise to Bermuda writes a lot of letters .., marriage to Bob is in the future for Bern. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 4: GAA Council 3, 4: Speedball 4: Hockey 4: Tumbling 4. DONALD MILLER Nice guy sorry to leave Mr. Steenstra's metal shop sea-faring ambitions can be seen clashing swords with twin Ron Navy's next year for Don. -T J I RONALD MILLER Other half of double trouble all sports rate high dressing the same causes confusion bell bottom trousers are next for Ron. Intramurals 4. AGNES M. MILLHEISER Good times and lots of fun Frankie Laine food, especially lasagna trying to learn the mambo Aggie is seen in the little green Chevy. Ten- nis 4, Bowling 4, Basketball 4, Softball 4. ,I SIDNEY NELSON MILLSTEIN Dancing and Nat King Cole are tops mania for getting others in trouble level-headed Rutgers and law are in Sid's future. Wrestling 2, 3: Democrat- ic Discussions Club 4: Crimson Tide 4: Track 4. K ball games active in sports loves to eat thumbs down on homework and people without school - l spirit it's a nursing career for Barbi. ,es P-by U 14 4-Q I9 gh T ii 'Q '? X 'I' w I4 I r Q. U Q. 5-X BEVERLY MORROW ANNITA THERESA MUSETTI EVELYN MARIE NAUGLE K Q 1 SN ...,N RUTH MOHRING Seen with the band personnel dislikes people who don't vote General MacArthur is her man wants to be a music teacher Montclair State Teachers' College is the next stop for Ruth. Bowling 3: Band 1. Z. 3. 4: Orchestra 1. 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Prom Committee 3, 4: German Club Z, 3: Crimson Tide 4: Democratic Discussions Club 3, 4: Student Council 3. HERMAN D. MORRIS Southpaw curve-ball artist hopes to open his own gas station seen at the Y dances with Dick. Ed and Pete will don mechanics' togs after FLHS college or the service. here comes H.D. X Baseball 2. 3. 4: Varsity Club 2, 3: Prom Committee 3. A friendly smile for everyone always busy those P. J. parties Martin and Lewis keep her laughing wants to write another GONE WITH THE WIND it's a lucky college that gets our Bev. Tennis 4. Crimson Tide 4, Senior Play 4. Honor Society 4. Basketball 4. 'fb P 42'-it , ' ' N- 1 e .f' .tw ' 35 Vis I! CARL FREDERICK MULLER Search the sky some weekend for the Sarge in a CAP trainer collects Mario Lanza platters seen with his army in the attic a can-stacker at the Acme ... Carl hopes to win his wings after FLHS. Wrestling 2. Bowling 2. Safe-Driving 3. Blue eyes likes dancing and guitar music very frank don't ask her to type blue convertibles wonderful singer it's Modern School of Beauty Culture for Aneet. Chorus 1: Prom Committee 3, 45 Crimson Crier 1: Crimson Tide 4: Footlight Play- ers 3. 4. GEORGE A. MUSSON Sports and dancing rate high thrown by involved Trig problems lanky and personable plans to be close to nature as a geologist University of Maine will welcome George in the fall. Football 1, Basketball 2. Prom Committee 4. Student Council 1. THOMAS PATRICK MYLETT Hails from Ohio wakes up with the 12: 10 bell parties at Larry's and lots of food comedian at heart .. rleadheads don't rate it's work for Pat. Baseball 33 Prom Committee 3, 45 Track 4. Loves romantic Hawaiian music minature golf taking life easy hopes someday to be an epi- curian expert bringing basketballs on the field when the class is playing hockey is Ev's Claim to fame. dbx 'WS by! ,X 2 4 Ili f my ,Q A ' . K 's 'ilk' '-0 .X-Q MELVIN P. NAUGLE Mt-lvin? jammed locker buddy-buddy with T Elini :and Bob constitutes a quiet part of Mr. Wil- '5' K son's class Mel will be all at sea with the USN. 'N Q RICHARD NEWMAN Black hair and a black Olds ..- the chief executive of our Student Council found in and out of classes and Mr. F.'s office little No. 3 dribbling down the court to give that old Fair Lawn try roaming the hallways of old Eli is Rich's goal. Basketball l. 2. 3. 4: Track 3: Baseball 2: Varsity Club 5, 4: Crimson Tide 4: Footlight Players 3, 4: Honor So- ciety 5, 4: Democratic Discussions Club 3. 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4. JERRY NOBLE Seen swinging that tennis racquet plays a hot clarinet . . . No homework, please. . . . wants to become a CPA . . . that's our effervescent -lerry. Band Q 3. 4: Tennis 3. 4. ' .4 1. l . GERALDINE RAE NORRIS if K Versatile and well liked full of pep roller skat- ?i . ing keeps the mailman busy another sport and . f. food fan Gerrie would like to be a stenograph- 5' '- er. Cheerleading 4. Varsity Club 4. Banner Carrier 2, lr Prom Committee 4. Footlight Players 4, Safe-Driving 4. GAA Council 3. PETER OETH A welcome addition to our school mid-western background likes redheads and long cars looks 1, quiet, but don't be fooled wishes the day had 48 ' hours . . . it's ceramic engineering at Rutgers for Pete. .KU I N '71- GEORGE EDWARD O'HALLORAN Laughing Boy with the flaming red hair craves that dixieland beat playing practical jokes with Mr. James Berry is his only inhibition campus life in the fall for George. WILLIAM C. O'HEA Our scrappy quarterback the little guy with the mysterious eyes . . . pint-size sportsman . . . may l see world from porthole, but would like to go to ...gh-Q- college that laugh!---it's Bill. Football 3, 43 Wrest- ling 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club 3, 4: Prom A Committee 4: Student Council 4. 'R 9 2' f ROBERT N. OLSEN Short-lived fistic career completed first leg of world tour on freighter to Venezuela still partial to home cooking a Giant rooter bell bottom trousers await blond Bob. Fi IX VI' 144' 7 7 f 'i v L 'Y' x - f 7? WALTER E. 0'NEIL Swimming and the Dodgers are tops with Agric likes the band bus rides plays a sweet sax it's E ... college for VValt and a career in tooth-pulling or Q, Us fl ' ii' Ei -Wrist! 4 mrestry. Swimming 3. 4: Band l. Z. 3. 4: Orchestra 3. 4: Baseball 4: Safe-Driving 4: Spanish Club 4. MARIANNA PASERBYK A smile for everyone loves those operas and plays thumbs down on crazy crew cuts singing with the chorus it's a state teachers college in the fu- ture for Marianna. Chorus 1. 2. 4: Safe-Driving 4: German Club Z. 3. STEVEN PERETZ Kickin' around in the Ford girls. girls and more girls top opera enthusiast seen with Burt and Sid aspires to write college for Polly. Crim- son Crier 3. 4: Crimson Tide 4: Footlight Players 2, 3. 4: Senior Play 4. ROBERT A. PHILLIPS x Tx x rx X lt- . Tall and likable supposed to be bashful. but is W K K he? baseball is tops dislikes people who polish A- K fir thelapple friendly loves to sleep Rooky's l I -' Q VI' I ambition is to be an officer in the Navy. Basketball , A .I-7' Q 1, 2: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 4. 'I V' . lx if I A l x li . i EDWARD PINE Future research man after Swarthmore or Dartmouth real gone on jazz a la Goodman Bring on the food! likes history and people DDC's cap- ? 1? able treasurer Mr. Wilson's class loses a great Air- 'Q statesman in Ed. Swimming 2: Intramurals 3: Band f-' 1, 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 4: French Club 2. 3: ,-'V 'vs , ' ' A Crimson Tide 4: Footlight Players 3. 4: Democratic l Q g ,, 3 Discussions Club 3. 4: Honor Society 4. -, - .1 sauce c. Powter l :Q Carl Muller's other half bowls 'em over at the S alleys silent and personable another stacker S I 5, X- at the Acme dollar signs gleam in Pow's eyes. pq, y -,- -p BETTE MARIE PRATT Talkative loves roller skating hamburgers at Boxer's always seen with El and Jackie noted for telephone marathons it's business school for Betts Chorus 1. 2, 3: Safe-Driving 4. HARRIET PRIMACK Give her bop speaks French with a Spanish accent and Spanish with a Brooklyn accent hates to diet horseback riding and basketball keep her busy wants to get a job with the government a large college for I-lar. French Club 1, Spanish Club 1. ., 41' nr gy I 1 DANIEL R. RAICHEL DONALD ALAN PRINCE A bit on the quiet side shocking ambition to be- come electrical engineer stuck-up girls with ex- ,T pensixe tastes are not in his book Pete will further lns aspirations in college. Intramurals 1, 2. SONDRA MAXINE RABIN Oh, to be an opera singer? what a typist nice to know Snobbish people are a pet hate always dishing out favors secretarial work marks Sandv's future. Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Cheerleaders 2: Chorus l. 2: Ushers 3. 4: Prom Committee 5, 4: Li- brary Council l, 2, 3. 4: Democratic Discussions Club 4: Safe-Driving 4: Student Council 3, The boy with the automobile catalogs under his arm our treasurer's secret desire is to be president of General Motors a lion's roar tear jerking speeches that's Danny Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Prom Committee 4: French Club 4: Class Officer 4: Footlight Players 4: Democratic Discussions Club 4: Safe-Driving 4: Honor Society 4: Senior Class Play 4: Crimson Crier 2, 3, 4: Crimson Tide 4. i GEORGE EDWIN REEDE Seen driving the new Chevrolet likes going on long trips if there's a square dance. George will be there wants to be co-owner of Reede Bros. Motor Freight schooling is in George's future. MARJORIE ELIZABETH ROBBINS Prom Committee 3: Production Club 3, 4. RUTH ANN REHFELDT Brown hair and a quick smile skating at Paramus :..'conce1ted boys are a pet peeve secretarial work is in the offing for Ruth. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2. 1' f- V' 1 ,G . f 1' 'ZR 'Q s. ,J l A . 1:- qr 'Ar CARL ROGER REHNBERG Does he ever stop thinking about planes? can be found reading aviation magazines in class aero- nautical engineering is Carl's meat. HALDI URVE REISSAAR Engaging accent always late loves good music, but, please, no jazz or jitterbugging reading and swimming take up time wants to study engineer- ing it's college for Haldi. - o f 'i I ,Q 1 '15 1 14' Chocolate cake, ice cream and candy whizzh she's off to journalism ... Democratic Discussions Club veep freckles capable prom chairman col- lege and teaching for Marge. Red Cross 1. 2, 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Bowling 2: Prom Committee 3, 4: Crimson Crier 3. 4: Crimson Tide 4: Footlight Players 4: Library Council 1. 2. 3, 4: Democratic Discussions Club 3. 4: Safe-Driving 4: Student Coun- cil 4: Honor Society 4. .4 .Z x7 '15 RENEE CAROL ROMBOUGH Cute artist likes taking pictures looks forward to weekends yearns to be a fashion designer seen with the CL's art school or junior college for Ren. Basketball .23 Cheerleaders 4: Varsity Club 4: Banner Carrier 4: Prom Committee 3. 4: Crimson Tide 41 Footlight Players 2. 3, 4: Safe Driv- ing 4. KENNETH ST. LAURENT just crazy about art, musicals and sonorous French songs mile-wide grin hopes to have own busi- ness and travel overly loquacious girls -beware! Ken will attend a business administration col- lege. Library Council 5. JOSEPH S. ST. MIKLOSSY Our fleet-fooled half-back quiet manner ambi- dextrous athlete dabbling in all sports dozens of cousins to join the Leopards of Lafayette a 'U X future in civil engineering for Saint. Football 1. 2. wx 3. 41 Track 2: Baseball 3, 4: Varsity Club 2. 3, 4: Q Prom Committee 3. 4. 57 If if CONSTANCE BEVERLY SANDE Quiet blushing is just natural found playing a I drum in the band black and white sodas are sim- ply tops Term papers due? it's off to Kath- arine Gibbs for Connie. Band 1. 4: 'Chorus 3.41: Safe-Driving 4. CHARLES V. SCHLESINGER Plans to devise a new system of education the 'tbig diet Quo Vadis and 'tso on down the line college will get a brilliant scholar in Slush. , f'f Track 2,31 Chorus Z: Audio-Visual 2. 3: Crimson Tide fvx '5 4: Library Council 2: Democratic Discussions Club 3. 4: Safe-Driving 3, .,.- - KAREN ANN SCHROEDER Red hair and freckles always says the right thing at the right time getting in late after a night at the Y with the gang hates stuck-up people has her eye on someone special secretarial job for our Karen, Crimson Tide 4: GAA Council 4: Softball 3. 4: Basketball 3. 4: Safe-Driving 4. MARTIN SCHWARTZ English bike, smiling face and dreams of hard top convertibles typify the Toad desires to marry a ,Q rich gal and retire Hit the road! seen with ff- 9, his fraternity brothers slightly irregular necktie 10 salesman. l I I IRENE ROSEANN SCHWEIGHARDT That's a cute piece of property. dark, expressive eyes her outsized sweatshirt ... yearns to see Gay Paree dislikes fickle boys the cards say Bur- rough's Business school is destination. Tennis 4 Softball 4, In QQ 1' 4. 4 'Y v 55 X 44 'II 4 EDWARD ALLEN SHOTWELL Tall and handsome ... likes all outdoor sports ... ambition to set up his own business . .. says he doesn't V ,I like girls who flirt. but we wonder it's the service I 'D 1 L ei 1 , , ,, , , . , -Q 'Wi , after PLHS for Itd. Football Z. Wrestling 1. '14- ,1 Y J - , v A-Lg' 'Q X A it X DONALD .THOMAS SIENKIEWICZ Big smile and stupid questions spell out Sink football, bowling and camping go fine with Happy Don . .. seen with Bugsy . . . ask him about the sev- ' en dwarfs labor management relations at Pennsyl- vania University is Don's future ambition. Football I .S Track 2. rims. As EDWARD ZANE SIKORSKI A backwoodsman from way back spends his week- 1 ends playing Polo with Over A Bottle Of Wine football rates high the Leathernecks will claim good-matured Ed. Football 1. Z. 3: Class Officer 2: Safe-Ilriving 3. '1' MARET SINISOV Laughing blue eyes a photography fiend seen with the New York Estonians Folk dancing and sauerkraut. please! terrific in languages wants to be a Girl Scout Leader it's college for Maret. Hockey 3, Safe-Driving 4. LAWRENCE SPEER Football. basketball and track star tall. dark and umm horse fanatic Einstein failed Algebra I. tool college will find a great deal of sincerity in Larry. Football 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Track .2 5 1, 1.3, 4: Varsity Club 2.3.41 Prom Committee 3. 4: 'W'- Student Council 3. RICHELLE NANCY SPIERS Curly brown bangs and smiling eyes boys and summer vacations are tops to marry a Texas oil man is Ricki's ambition but first University of New Hampshire and occupational therapist training. Red Cross 1. 2. 3. 43 Bowling 3: Tennis 3: Crimson Tide 4: Library Council 1, 2. 3, Pi HARRY SPREDER just wants to take life easy After FLHS I'll bum around till I find something. hates school built a country dream home during spare time nv ' Harry welcomes the chance for more sleep. x ' LEWIS SPRECHMAN FLHS's own -I.. P. Morgan that canary-yellow Pontiac convertible likes tuning in the Grotto X girls rank high on Lew's totem pole College life is next on the agenda. Baseball 1: Swimming 2: Varsity Club 2: Band 1, 2: Orchestra 1. 2: Prom Committee 4. K3 -Q '15 1' 'fv Q ELIZABETH .IUDITH STAGG Loves the great outdoors well-liked bv everyone cute majorette dislikes homework hopes to flv high with American Airlines as a hostess next stop for Nludx' is college. GAA l. J. 3. 4: GAA Council l. 3. 4: Nlajorettes 2. 3, 4: Banner Carrier l: Ushers l: Prom Committee 3. 4: Crimson Crier l: Class Officer J: Student Council 1. 3. JOYCE L. STANSFIELD Our snappy drum niajorette 0hl that hair! likes football games and lots of fun vacations at the shore ,.. neat dresser ,.. wishes there werent ani' calories you'll see hlovce at Katharine Gibbs. lVIajorettes l, J, 3, 4: Ushers l: Prom Committee 3: Crimson Crier l: Crimson Tide 4: Class Officer l. 31 Footlight Players 3: Honor Society 3, 4: Democratic Discussions Club 3: Student Council 3. 3. its Ae' 'x ELSBETH MARGARETTE STEINIGER Nice clothes long hair seems to be quiet. but she s kidding dislikes diets. liver and wearing glasses many a sick fella will be cheered up after nursing school for Ellie Chorus 1: Ushers 3: Prom 8 K Committee 3. 4: German Club Z. 3: Crimson Crier 3: 7' 1 Footlight Players 4: Safe-Driving 4. GEORGE F. STRAIGHT Fair I,awn's All-county tackle a spirited competi- ..,i lil 1 ff xi -Q QP '22 .- 1 I fn f5 'V C. .Z tor on the wrestling mat milk, women and song teamwork plus the Georgia Bulldogs are anx- iously awaiting George. Football l. 2. 3, 4: VVrest- ling 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 1: Varsity Club Z. 3, 4. MARTIN SUMMER Tennis anyone? racks up those high scores Emily Post's student well-groomed look june Weddings' harassed bridegroom Martyn will be an asset to any college campus. Democratic Discus, sions Club 4: Senior Class Play 4: Tennis 2, 3. 4. FRANCES TAYLOR Our own little party girl dixieland and dancing gift of gab bubbling over with school spirit ,. likes Irishmen enjoys eating. but doesn't show it wants to raise an all girl family secretarial work is in the future for Fran .I V Cheerleaders 2: Chorus l, 2: Prom Committee 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2. 3. 4: Bowling 3, 4: Speedball 3. DORIS LEE THIELEMANN Petite and demure lots of fun would love a trip around the world eating. bowling and new places dislikes homework and riding buses it's secretarial work for Dorie. Basketball 2. 3, 4: Bowling 2: Crimson Tide 4: Safe-Driving 4: Student Council 2: Prom Committee 4. DOLORES THERESA TULLY Cute smile big green eyes seen with Doris and Irma talks backwards to be a secretary is Dolor's ambition. Safe-Driving 4. ff! - 'li 'N me' 'A' 'QV if -Z C3 Q- .xxx 1-5 3 ff 'N . 1'- .ov- 2321 A x L. 'xl h JACQUELYN BELLE VANDER KLOSTER Q ' x K ht mi ' ' f ig-1 N , 4 . 1 f V1 :- D, . Vx N r 1, I 'U 6' i 3- ,VN Avid ice cream fan as secret 4 bition to be a life saver talented tickler of the ivories will pursue teaching at Paterson State. Chorus Z. Stud- ' ' --: 4- , la ent Council 3. CHARLOTTE MAE VAN LEEUWE Short dark hair and a friendly smile bowling fun dreams of the patter of little feet the business world and then a successful marriage are Char's plans for thc future. Bowling .i, 4. WAYNE VAN OLDEN De Cvise's other half plenty of sports savvy loves to play baseball a perennial smile for all ,.. class clown .., Dutch will have a concrete future as a cement mixer. Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1: Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4: Intramurals 1: Varsity Club 2. 3. 4: Prom Committee 3, 43 Class Officer 1. Z: Student Council 2. LORRAINE ANN VITALE An ardent Frankie Laine and football fan likes food and terrific parties Anybody want a ride? right there with the latest fashions short hair- cuts jazz at the Plaza business school is for Lor. XIV Cheerleaders 2: Hockey 3. -4: Speedball 3. 4: Tennis 3. 4: Prom Committee 3. 4. JOHN RICHARD WAGNER To tour the USA in his Chevrolet likes indoor Y 1 . idx 'K sports john hopes his aspiration of becoming a Y gf railroad engineer is not a locomotive women drivers, beware of the Wah, Wrestling 2. , ,a i-47 JAMES M. WALKER Laughing brown eyes would like to abolish cur- I, t rent events on Monday no homework pleases him l wants to go into business with his brother it's I .f I the Navy and seeing the world for jim. I I .Q u ol- 1 FLORENCE WALTON Full of school spirit little and quiet one of our engaged girls Nix on homework! history class is her Waterloo after FLHS it's orange blossoms for Flo. FRANK W. WARNOCK Dreams of living to 100 with a minimum of work and a maximum of pleasure detective mags swimming and card playing go fine with Brooklyn it's Manhattan College and .civil engineering in the future for Frank. ,QP ... 'VX K if X 111' NINA FLORENCE WEBBER A pleasant smile for all loves Mr. VVilson's class . .. loathes hontework to own a '53 Chevy and tour the USA after graduation it's the Laboratory In- 15 ' stitute of Merchandising for Nina, Bowling 1: Bas- Af ketball 1. 2. 5, 4: Band l. 2, 3. 4: Safe-Driving 4. Q ' ,T af ..,f CHARLES MICHAEL WELCH Q ' Popular pre-xy of the hand plays a cool trom- ii bone future head of the ASLP can he seen , Ugunnin' the Hudson Dartmouth will surely wel- -,mfg come Mike, Band 2. 3, 4: Orchestra l. 2. 5. 4: Prom 315' ' Committee 3. 4: Student Council 4. -vi, 4 if X f 1 H-1:50 -Ha V V MURIEL ANN WILSON 7 r- livin' Pretty blonde hair June VVedding aims 6 ' to be a nurse beaming sense of humor dancing 4 I 5, always on the go wants to get out of jersey I , summers at the shore Fairleigh Dickinson for rx 'W' Moo Banner Carrier 3: Chorus 1: Ushers 4: Prom .on U, Committee 3. 4: Crimson Crier 3: Footlight Players 'vi 3. 4: Safe-Driving 4: Senior Play 4. Q T' NANCY LOU WILSON One of our tall. blonde flag carriers ... loves any kind oft food and plenty of it please don't call her Lulu secretarial work and raising a family of all boys is in the future for Nance GAA 2. 3. 4: GAA Counvil 3. 4: Color Guard 3. 4: Chorus 4: Prom Committee 3. 4. CHARLES W. WOOD Better known as Chuck sleeping a favorite past- time seen with Bruce. Fish and Charlie food and girls rate believes teachers give too much iw' homework engineering school follows. Orchestra 1, 2.3.41 Track 2. -.--f NORMA ZIMMERMAN Bubbling over with personality lots of pep I smile for everyone Have some gum? loves parties everybodys friend secretarial work in the future for Norm. GAA Council 3. 4: Prom Committee 3. 4: Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4: GAA 1, 2. 3. 4. ROY A. ZITO Can really mow down those pins off to Bond's in the green Chevy Duck, here comes a woman driver! bags big game a future in photography looms for Zither. Baseball 2, 4: Bowling 2. 3. 4. 'i Q- , ' 1 '. bv' X . 'X I I fa fQx -my if 7 .1 ik? kf X 'IM X ff I if 4 ,ff 1 .1 ff Hnhvrrlzwnmvn 3i y XIX., JW iH1'5 W J Svnphn x ' ll 5 9 ff' 1 U ' 11 17 1 4 N s' N f. ,H 'Ever' IHUYPE r 1 I YX x r u Effrvn Q UIPI1 I L L S J 15 14-I E, 1225? 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Saint reels off yardage behind a rock-ribbed forward wall of senior linemen . . . when All-country Straight hits 'em, they stay hit . that turkey dinner tasted great . . . here's to Coach Bennett-'s hell-for-leather pigskin crew in the future. -vi bw Q all fs iii pei Y 'x , ,R miata .f U- 1 - 3 ia' if ? f A 1 f W ' ' i ,Q ,f ' f P is .4 ' V .Q X ,mf 1 c, A V nb S-iwfx Sw' l ,- y X N k A A. g l . , ' A Ielaruitg Qiasketlmll Pulse-quickening B-PIL battles over- W coming irregular practice sessions . . . Larry Speer denting the twines with those deadly 'N southpaw one-handers . . . reek of liniment after F. faculty tussle . . . unparalleled spirit despite 2- -'4 sparse victories . . . Herwigmen pack the gym 1 4' with hoop-happy fans. sf cf' -11 Zi? .E -A 11 U ffizwlu 1116111 Healthy 7 9 xecoxd poltends future star dom f1ant1C 5C1dmb1es fox the b 111 Lamoud snaps the Lords lgam umg It thc 0111 txy 111 flltlllg 111111.01 ms M L1x1 stung CIILOLIIHQIIU., from the S1l1L11IlQS me jixxees m ake the Cloud Qome eallx QS , 5 1 -'FX 4 1 . 1 I 1 , 'K 'Q K V In N .1 1 1 5 X ' ' ' I I 1 4 K 1 I 1 - f , if . -' 1 1 1 1 E' 1 b , 1 . . 5 , 1 . 1 1 ' Q , 1 , Q . , l 1 5 ' 1' N' - ' 'ir 1-N f ,. , 3 ' : . I 0 Z I: 4 x ' f -' ' ,A ' 11 ugl- R lieuivhall Umm The Diamond Cutters burning up the league . . . Coach Sasso hitting fungoes to the outfielders . . . Hit the dirtll' . . . batting drills under the blazing sun . . . long sessions at the sliding pit . 1. . I want all the balls back at the end Of the day! Iiirvatling Our winningest team. . .scrappy cap- tain Flynn chalking up nineteen straight . . . bus rides all over Robin.Hood's barn . . . downing the area's best grapplers . . . Killer forcing heavier opponents to see the ceiling . . . Mr. Bennett's - grunt 'n groanersv . . . How about Air-Wick for the bandroom? . . . here's to that evasive mat championship in '54! Erark Erznn Mr. Carl Greenhut, new coach, working the team hard . . . cinders flying in the Cold March wind and the warm May breezes . . . Is Captain Larry Speer re- sponsible for flying saucer reports? . . . practice every afternoon. i saw 555' WW FHEAH Qin. -X ' ', nbbvv-MM 4 . .5 'a 4:1 , cs . '11, ,, wsi I X - . S if X f t 2 t Y xii ,11 2-1 Y 1 X'.r X glllilllllliligl Grain A green. sophomore-dominated team . . . Is the water warm today? . . . had to do without the Big Men this year . . . first time the Chlorine Cutters have endeci up outside first place in the league . . Iron Man Klein in the lead as Captain f . . Boy, do my eyes burn! . . . Coach Carlo- magno has seen 'em through good and bad. N4 SIB:-M , W 1 fr 4 Sl' fx. ,. S 1 Hum N ly Eruniz Grant Coach Doc Gurney and Captain Marty Summer look for a good season . . . Ouch those legs for the first two weeks! Always chasing the balls over the fence . . . fun under the sun with 'tDoc and the boys. f' X ,-9 J f Olrimznn ani! 65mg Eauh Mr. T setting the tempo . . . flashy marches to enhance the football season . . . taking top honors at Teaneck . . . fun-packed trip to Washington . . . relaxing at the Meadowbrook . . . intricate patterns and fine showman- ship . . . memories of Alma Mater . . . Spring concert worries . . . pride of Fair Lawn . . . beat the drums and sound a fanfare for our Crimson and Gray Band. Qlriimann Qlrirr There goes my lunch period again. . . . paste-ups, proof-reading, as- signments . . . Who ever heard of deadlines? . . . plunging into the red with a smile . . . Christie cracks the whip . . . everyone ready to pitch in and help . . . thanks to Mr. Bodnar. their competent adviser. Lf Stuhrnt Qlnuuril Citizenship in action . . . an unforgettable Carnival night for the entire communitv . . . assemblies are better than ever . , . spearheaded by Presi- dent Newman and his fellow executives, Meyers, Hoyt, Lissner . . .trollicking elections highlight the spring . . . the home of future politicos . . , needful guidance by the advisers . . . workhorses for the school, that's our 'Student Council. Hnraitg Qllyrvrlvahrra An exhilarating pace is set by these ten peppy cheerleaders . . . util- izing the smallest places for practice . . . co-operation plus . . . Captain Janice Lagrosa . . . high spirited pep rallies . . . thunderous cheers rock the bleach- ers . . . Victory, victory, is our cry! . . . they're for Fair Lawn win or lose. 51. H. Qllirvrlvahrrn Backbone of sophomore spirit . . . long practice hours . . . T-E-A-M, Fight! . . . learning new cheers . . . trips on the doodle bug to away games . . . Ruth Fusser, an able captain . . . let's have a cheer for the spirited varsity squad of tomorrow. Wttrrarg Staff BEVERLY MORROW Hvarhnnk iihrinrz Ehitnr-in-rhirf DENNY CHRISTIE Ahlllhlfh MR LAWRENCE J CASHIOLI M SHERMAN E DANCE Staff A11 Stwff ELNORA HOYT bla 01111111111 Staff Q511m11rm1 Staff RICHARD JORDAN KAREN SCHROEDFR Hlaiurvttru muh Llnlnr Guarh A flash of color on the field . . . silver batons shining in the sun . . . flags waving in the breeze . . . hard practices . . . Dress right, dress! . . . a vital constituent of our band . . . Keep those lines straight! . . . Arlene and Barbara in the lead . . . the thrills and excitement of the Turkey Day game will be remembered by all. U1ui1'lrr5 muh iiannrr Clarrirrri High stepping girls . . . add zip and zing to the band . . . boots going in precision . . . Left flank, march . . . high hopes for new uniforms . . . that banner gets heavier every year. Zfnntliglit Irllagvrn Everyone's aim is the coveted Phi Theta . . . Peg O' My Heart a smashing success . . . rehearsals on the third floor? . . . frantically searching for suitable canines . . . Not another interruption! . . . Miss Greenawalt and Miss Malugani teaching the arts of the theater. Svrninr igigly Qlhnrun Golden tones resounding from Room 118 . . . that first period practice . . . lends' atmosphere to the Chirstmas program . . . Please not again, we've sung it five times already. . . . trips to the opera . . . Miss Coomber keeping them together . . . from pops to classics, the Choir sings them all. K Tlariaitg Qllllll Someday they'll learn the secret of the fishpond . . . the sweater club . . . never enough beefsteak in the spring . . . What about those seventh graders with the varsity sweaters? . . . enlivened by the presence of cheer- leaders . . . meetings among protozoa with Mr. Sasso upholding the honor of the Fair Lawn athlete. V I Bl'1lI11I.'1'ZITil' Bisritmaiuiua 0:11111 Breeding ground for future politicos . . . I Go Pogo . . . spearheaded by Richard Newman . . . Come to the Stable . . . heated debates prove groundwork for practical citizenship . . . a banner year is achieved under Mr. Wi1son's able guidance. XVl7.lX X11 Q 6 A A Qluuurtl Backbone of girls athletics Tuesd 1y afternoon meetings where ever theres roorn pl ms and more plans for the Mqldl Gras offer many activities despite the lack of time Prexy Baib Jacobs these girls have done a good job with the help of Miss Meyers and Mrs Zabr1sk1e bn. ilk dltliraru Qlnuunl Oh no not more books to shelve! . . . annual Christmas tea . . . Any- one have a pencil? . . . Mrs. Enos this book has no card. . . . Shh keep the volume downf . . . open sesame to honor permits . . . pins for two years of service . . . stamping stamping and more stamping . . . no textbook work done here . . . Quick check out this book I ve got to get to class! . . . speed accuracy efficiency from the Library Council with Sue in the lead. If 1 num guru 111 The UL im of the uop Cmcllel1ghtccl Luemony 1 tea to m rk e Slglllllg, of the book mect1ng,5 to pl m 1 tmp gulclul by M158 Elhott honorul xx1tl1 mud als Rlch nd Old an eluted plesmlcnt by hls fellow membus entl mm long, xwfuted by all Q9rrluw11rz1 Buddmg v1rtuosos under Mr Cascellls gllldlflg baton Pomp and Clrcumstance at graduatlon seekmg hlgh ments as an expandmg orgamzatlon tumng up Oh not the scale agdm hats off to the orchestra 1111111111 Th1s may please 1n gle fmle step hvely two rows at a tlme gllldlflg traffxc at all school funct1ons Mr Rogler and Captam Ellle Stellllgel' help keep thxngs movmg SETVICS to the school from our capable ushers N-ni In-,R 111 nimrtum Qluh L1ghts L IITIEIA actlon those dam fuses' Mmss Rellly glVlI'lg, a helpmg hand rnus1cal selecnons for as semblles water flghts 1n the club room electr1cal geniuses ready to meet all EITIGIQQIICICS FLHS couldnt do vuthout the P10 ductlon Club Sv 141-mal 3-Kuhn Fa1r Lawns own Captam Vldeo boys gettmg ex cused f om class to show mov1es Is th1s room dark enough? splxcmg fxlm under the able d1rect1on of Mxss Rellly and Prez Col en valuable assets to v1s ual educatlon 1n FLHS . . 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L Spauwlx Qllllll touch of Spam 1n the an trlps to Spamsh movles NY Spamsh restaurants Rosemaly presrdent Thorne capable adv1ser never chd get to Cuba maybe next yeal lookrng forward to seemg more students jorn Los E1 rores Ns W V 1Frrnrh 0111111 9 5 Parlez vous franca1se9 a b1t of Parls m Farr Lawn Hlgh sellmg flowers at the Carnlval those trlps lnto New York to see French movxes trymg to make a French movle of rts own under the guxdance of Mr Thorne Le Clrcle d Francalse ' rx -'Er maid llp glut Dabbllng rn greasepamt backstage Your mascara s runnmg pouncmg on un suspectlng thesplans armed wxth rouge and powder It 11 come off use more cold cream Mrs Nelsons g1rls put the f1n1sh1ng touch to successful plays 'U 7 ... an 1 ff! if ifiu U Qluh 'of gl -H915 14 fffy IN. lk NL lt lllllllllllllllk lllll LOLIIIUX SC OL1l ll ITIL IlllRlS 'vKtt'l 1 mls spa 111 11 Ill llllli., up C 111111 C ll lsou Q lothes pmjut fo1 the Netl1L1l111cls V11 YMCA l11L,pl1r1s1111l1e futu1Q f1o111 the H1 Y 4.1111 1611 U Qlluh Cmls guls mcl mom g1rlQ fun dt Hohclm H1lls Would you l1ke IX 14 1., 11111 1 116 llfl to the sQl1ool md Commumty sL11cl1111, Cl111stm1s boxes tc lonelw GIS under the L 1p1ble CllI9CtlOfl of Mrs WEILQI mcl M 1bel Loughheed we1e proud to add the T11 H1 Y to our 11st of 1ct1x1t1es ' , f X f , X .p K 'ff-I , - 1 Xl ' 'T 1 x Q 1K4 If 1 A. 1 1 ,V 4 . , I ' ' Av, ,X X R, 10 1 4' , t 'af 1 ji Qf 0 X. 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' 2 p M . - I ' Qllaaa will Arlene Kruegel vvrlls the Color Guard to next years captarn Drck Kuzma leaves laughrng at Berry Ianrte Lagrosa leaves the Cheerleaders to next year s captarn Burt Laman leaves Ralph Lambertr bequeaths hrs bookkeeprng vvork to Mr Dregnan Bob I and7ettel leaves Mrss Greenawalt s speech tlass to some yunror Nlarron La Velle leaves rn her hot rod Ford vvrth Bernrce Mrke Lefebvre just leaves Irma Lrebfarth vvrlls her drrvrng technrque the next Safe Drrvrng class Connre Lrssner leaves the Student Councrl s mrnutes to the next year s secretary Rosemaur Leonardo leaves her baggy gvm surt for use rn next years faculty game Martrn Lewkovvrcz wrlls hrs brrd lrke appetltte to Al Derrovv Bettv Ann Luczak leaves to meet that Certarn someone Erleen Lyness wrlls her grft of gab to the Cetanr twrns Janet MacDonald leaves as quretly as she came Barbara MacMrllan bequeaths her spellrng abrl rty to anyone who wants rt Mary Ann Majewskr leaves her rrsrng at 6 30 a m to her srster Madelrne lasper Maltese leaves hrs last name to Cuz Tony Ioy Marcavage vvrlls Rec League basketball team to Mr Bennett Ray Martm bequeaths the vvoes of the Whrte Ovvls to Joe Hank and Bob Flame Martrne leaves her front rovv seat rn assembly to anyone vvho wants rt Frank McCoy wrlls hrs brarns to hrs lrttle srster Arlene McKeon leaves to meet Don Judy Meyer bequeaths the Walls of jerrcho to Mr Bennett Jean Mrchalskr leaves her srster Terry Bernrce Mrlewskr wrlls her clerrcal box to some poor soul Donald Mrller leaves hrs heel marks on the gym floor Ronald Mrller leaves wrth hrs double trouble Agnes Mrllherser leaves the thrrd row rn as sembly free of paper from Aggre and Chrcks lunch Srd Mrllstern leaves perrod Ruth Mohrrng vvrlls her vvorn out tympanr strcks to Lee Mrrrrrs Herman Morrrs leaves hrs harem to Kms, Parouk Beverly Morrovv vvrlls her place on the Honor Socretv to Garl Grrllo Carl Muller leaves vvrth memorres Annrta Musettr vvrlls memorres of the 82 Club to Carol Krrthner George Musson leaves for Camp Carlson Pat Mylett leaves for Canton Ohro Evelyn Naugle bequeaths her knrfe fork and plate to Mr Dregnan Mel Naugle leaves vvrth hrs cousrn Eve Rrchard Nevvman leaves hrs erght hour school day to next years Student Councrl prexy jerry Noble leaves strll tryrng to collect erghty cents from Levvkovvrcz Gerrre Norrrs leaves hoprng next years sub Pete Oeth vvrlls hrs parkrng space to any car of pre vvar vrntage George OHalloran leaves hrs drivers manual to Mr Steenstra Brll O Hea leaves hrs laugh to Dave Pooley Walt ONerl bequeaths hrs horsemeat packrng to Carl Wentvvorth Bob Olsen leaves for gay Paree Marranna Paserbyk leaves her smrle to Anne Donnelly Steve P,eret7 wrlls hrs battered black book bag to anyone vvrth courage to carry rt around Bob Phrllrps bequeaths hrs Naval Reserve to a lucky junror Ed Pine leaves vvrthout rarsrng hrs hand Bruce Povvley leaves Mrss Malugam s Spanrsh class to those vvho vvant to speak French Bette Pratt wrlls her chatterrng rn Mrss Kess lers classes to any Junior who vvants rt Harrret Prrmack bequeaths her Brooklyn ac cent to any Englrsh teacher who can correct rt Donald Prrnce leaves hrs locker to Barbara Lcuaboda Sandy Rabrn leaves her srster rn Mr OLeary s tender care Danrel Rarchel bequeaths hrs frnancral troubles to next years class treasurer George Reede leaves hrs seat rn Mr Greenhut s homeroom to any trred Junror o .5 ii V VV . 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' 0112155 M111 Ruth Rehfeldt leayes 119 yxrtlr regrets C nl Rthnbt rg., yes 1 in irrp a Hrltlr Rerssrrr le nts her acrent M args Robbrns leay es her headaches from the DDL to the next xrce presrdent Rance Rombouglr xyrlls a parr of lately bought red and gray shoelaces to one of next years tlreerlcaders Ken St Iaurent leayes hrs slryness to Due Poolty Joe St Mrklossy leayes hrs athletic abrlrty to Frank Centrellr Connre Sande bequeaths her abrlrty to blush at the wrong trme to Garl Morrrs Charles Sthlesrnger leayes to yyrrte a book on progrtssrye educatron Kwren Schroeder leayes all her excuses for leayrng hrstory Llasses to meet that certarn someone Martrn Schwartz xyrlls the gym apparatus t Mr Greenhut Ire ne Schyy erghlrardt leay es Mr O Leary cope vytrh next year s problem chrld Ed Shotwell leayes hrs spot rn the parkrng o to anyone who wants to get out fast Don Srenkevyrcz leayes vyrth Snow Wlrrte and the Sey en Dyyarfs Ed Srkorskr DM Day and the rock prle mark the turnoff for Cherry Lane leayes thrs remrnder for the junrors Larrv Speer leayes wrth hrs 5 o cloak shadow Rrtkr Sprers xyrlls her nonsense rn Mr Cashrolr s class to yylroeyer wants rt Levy Sprechman leaves Shep Meyers to the mercy of Art Mooney Harry Spreder leayes hrs herght to Judd Hamlrn Ioyte Stansfreld vyrlls her tyyrrlrng to next year s drurr majorette Judy Stagg bequeaths her collectron of drets to Judy Prne Lruwrgs Strnght leayes hrs brother Bob to Mr Bennett Pllre Sternrger yyllls her memorrts f her trrp last summer to Clrrrsta Walters Martrn Summer leay es hrs term paper undone Fran Taylor leayes to catch up vyrth the grrls Dorrs Threlemann leayes steno class yyrth re grets Dolores Tully bequesrtlrs Mrss Wqylands Er 5, lrsh to any junror who vyants rt Charlotte Van Leeuy-ye leayes smrlrng, rs usual Dutch Van Olden yyrlls hrs football socks t Daxe Srme Iacquelyn Vander Kloster leayes her algebra abrlrty to some strueglrng student ter Dolores Maret Srnrsox leayes the teachers tryrnt, to pronounce her name correctly Ionn Wagner leayes Jrm Walker leayes wlthout handrng rn notes for all those days absent Florence Walto r wrlls her book reports to C rrol De Young Frank Warnock bequeaths hrs prcturesque mem orres to the faculty Nrna Webber leaves her half year of Chem to Hank Portley so hell be able to frnrsh hrs Mrke Welch yyrlls hrs space rn the' p rrkrng, lot to Irmmy Cassell Murrel Wrlson leayes to flrrt rn college Nancy Wrlson leayes all her love problems to Joyce Rhodes Charles Vkood yyrlls Mrss Maluganrs Spanish class to anyone who can speak Spanrsh Norma Zrmmerman leaves her worn out chevy mg gum under the desks Roy' Zrto yyrlls hrs crurses to Radburn to 'any one who wants them Q v I I I I' I I S 1 l 1 ! l ' I' I D I I I , 'z ' f A l ' V lea' Q ir 1 2' l' ne, I I I I I I I 4 . . r -- ' I o - r .itz 7 1 'A' ' . ,I. . 4. . 2 1 2 ' J -f ' 3 - W- . 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Qlzrlvnimr nf 1 uvnia SEPTEMBER School d ays st hool d aft st aatang the season off vxrth a ban at Hanchlaffe greetrng new fates back to th old routane senror danks pep rallres spurrang our boys a tow ard xattorv OCTOBER Once agaan the b and rc aps laurels at Clafton festax al Lynd hurst tastes defeat at the hand of our Cutter eleven Clyde Summerfaeld an the lane up senaoa cl ass offateas knee detp countang record breakang substaap tron sales cheerful spec ters rompang on the rec at the Hallovx een page ant' NOVEMBER Easenhovxer electer Pres adent by student poll councrl caana y al hrghlaghts the socaal calendar vxath Peggy Ray as queen Elnora the clown a haghly successful gradaron season as clamaxed by a team vactory over Radgewood the turkey tasted better than ever DECEMBER Old Man Wanter pays us a vasat Superrntendent of Bergen County schools yxarmlx receax ed an as scmbly annual candlelaght tea held an the labrary couples dancang an the settrng of the senrors Mad Wrnter Naght s Dream Alumna yarsaty game rntroduces a well deserved vacataon ANUARY Russell Cuaaey welcomes an 1953 wath some helpful hrnts on datang burnang the mrdnaght oal term pa pers Passaac Valley hoopmen drop yerdact to our court contrngent Our Town and Destmataon Moon paoxe that movres are stall your best entetaanment on wath a heayy basketball sched u e FEBRUARY A junc Wcddang araanad vxrntea as a rollackang success solem naty aergns at Honor Sotaety assembly st andrng room only at x arsaty fat ul ty contest ant and gaoancas st e n ae s rat t a a mpalang a baallrant record green Claloaane Cutters garnang needful exptra ence yacataon tame 'agaan MARCH I lake a laon and out lake lamb anrtrates offacaally anducted at Honor Socaety tea vsrntca ava ards to srxty four lettermen GAA grals get thear men to the tune of Come to the Mcarda Gras band concert svn ang ang your partner at the Student Councal Hoe Down APRIL Ferdanand and thats no bullj ushers an Aprrl Democratac Dascussaons Club provades a stellar t taactaon an Come to the Stable everyone spa uced up for Sprrng Spruce Up Week Footlrght Players presen tatron Peg O My Heart captures the heart of rts audaence sprang sports an full swang young hopefuls aspare for x atated cheerleadrng berths MAY Tra Ha Y holds rts frrst dance Sade splattang campaagns provaded by student councal candadates are followed wath dgnafaed anstallataon Vaasaty squads gaven sparated backang un aors gaan that cherashed carclet UNE An enchanted evenang an the Enchanted South pr actacang to the straans of Pomp and Crrcumstance specaal awards assembly the long awaated trap to Jones Beach proph ecy read at super class supper soleann thoughts at Baccalaureate as G d av comes closer gr aduataon memoraes and 9 V4 Zim Zz, N j I . 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MACY 12 80 RIVER R AD 24 O8 BROADWAY Good Luck and Good Health TWO STORES TO SERVE SEYMOUR JACOBS ALBERT JACOBS JACKY JACOBS O . 0 - Congratulations to the Graduating Class 1953 MASTER CRAFTSMEN CREATE THE KNABE CTIMPBELLNTEMLETT ILIZIO Hwdlll 307 BROADWAY PATERQON I NJ S olovox 6 3910 Res FA 4 2801 FAnr Lawn 6 2470 RAEEIANI and SONS FLO R151 Flowers For All Occasuons T3 09 Saddle Rnver Road Four Lawn N J AUTO SEAT COVER CENTER Howard Zmk Produds Bikes Toys Trccfors 248 Broadway TRoufe 43 TOpp St Ann sl East Paterson N J 4- . LD we co , NAMNUNU V D l Flowers Telegmphed Anywhere Garden Furnifure and Playground Equip Compliments of RAMBACH S BAKE SHOP 24-04 FAIRLAWN AVENUE FAIR LAWN FA 6 4372 PLAZA HARDWARE is PI KELLER DORIAN CORP FAIR LAWN DINER I3 48 R KINGSTON CLEANERS I Complimenfs of Compllmenis of 14- aza Road Fair Lawn, N. J. COITlplIf7T9V7fS of Congfgfufgfjong - iver Road Fair Lawn, N. J. TZ ,,,, , H H, , - ., Y ,AA--il FAir Lawn 6-5331 SPORTING GOODS New and Used BICYCLES Schwinn - Columbia - Rudge Phiiiips - BSA Expert Repairing Free Pick Up 8- Deiiv AMBER CYCLE 6. SPORT SHOP 1304 River Road Fair Lawn N J FAir Lawn 61609 ART VANORE'S BROADWAY BARBER SHOP 23-17 Broadway Fair Lawn, N. J. Men ery OIT? IINQIT S MAX COHEH E JOHN GOTTLIEB ALEXANDER SUMMER CO Ethan A Ackerman mgr REAL ESTATE C pi f of rd RT. 4 Corner PLAZA ROAD FAIR LAWN, N. J. FA 4 3200 Compliments of LAN DZETTEL and SONS 1712 RIVER ROAD Manufacturers of Telephone FAlr alfzzis' A LAWN N J Lawn 6 3500 Co pl me ADRIAN S SHOES 84 Mann Street Paterson N J Compliments of the EITELBACH S JEROME M CNUDDE Teacher of Mus c Theo y Ha nony and Techn que As Appl ed to All ltsl u te ts - . - F m I nfs of FAir Lawn 4-11364 Y A- r , rr i H r rr FAir Lawn 6-0578 EDNA'S oI FAIR LAWN Corsefs - Brassieres - Hosiery Lingerie - Blouses 24-03 Broadway IRoute 41 Fair Lawn, N. J. 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Farr Lawn 6 9845 PARKWAY SERVICE Mobllgas and Lubrication FAlr Lawn 6 IO45 ADOLPH S VOGUE BEAUTY SALON Wolf R K Ong G M D1Gangu prop 30 O9 Broadway 7 I9 Falrlawn Avenue Farr Lawn N J Falr Lawn N J FAH Lawn 6 3131 FAnr Lawn 6 3006 ATTIC FANS IN STOCK Installed Complete JAMES ROONEY Compliments RADBURN PHARMACY 24 02 Falrlawn Avenue Elecirrc Motor Repair I7 I6 Rlver Road Farr Lawn N J Free Delrvery OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 53' 'XX 99939 Efi are Q- 'SN In our twenty three years of serving Farr Lawn, we have seen many of you from the cradle Now, as you advance another step In Ilfe, we offer our slncere congratulations, wlth the hope of servmg you all through a brlght, successful future RADBURN PLAZA BUILDING Phone FA 67'III WE DELIVER 1 , . . , , . . of , . . 1 . . . . .1E5E2E5E5E1f: 'iififif IEIEIES 2215151 X 'EFIEIEIECFI .-:-:-:-:+: :-:-:4 :':-:-:- .:.g..:-:l- I-2-I-I :k:::g:g:g:, f:f1.-.:- :2:j-5-I:'-ki :gz:::5fs -:1:-.1:'-2:I -sgags:s:s:2:s:,. 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FAir Lawn 6-5206 PLYMOUTH PARK HARDWARE Hardware - Moore's Paints Housewares Garden Tools - Seeds - Fertilizers Scotts Lawn Care Products II-O8 Saddle River Road Fair Lawn, N. J. Business: AR. 4-9379 Res.: HA, 7-2320 TOM'S SUNOCO SERVICE Complete Automotive Service lofh Avenue Circle 81 McLean Blvd. Paterson, N. J. Thomas H. Lyness, Prop. WE PICK-UP AND DELIVER FAir Lawn 6-l355 SPORTS-HAVEN LTD., Inc. Arms 8- Ammunition Fishing Taclcle Accessories Necessities Supplies Police Equipment 37 02 Broadway Fair Lawn N J FAir Lawn 6-2738 Special Occasion Cakes LEUSDEII S BAKERY I2 18 River Road Fair Lawn N J Office FAlr Lawn 6 2465 After 8 P M FA 6 1600 Compliments of the George E Wllms 8. CQ National Music House REAL ESTATE 81 INSURANCE I3 47 RIVER ROAD 269 MAIN STREET Bank Building FAIR LAWN N J PATERSON N J IIN . , , . ' , . . 1 ' - , s u o 0 I . . , . . I - - - FAir Lawn 6-2244 FOX BROS. FUEL CO. FUEL on - coAL - coice Aufoinafic Hearing Air Conditioning 20-24 Fairlawn Avenue EAir Lawn 6-OI86 BUY IT WITH CONFIDENCE AT PLAZA IEWELERS ExperfWafcI1 8- Jewelry Repairs Diamonds Jewelry Silverware 111 Plaza Road Plaza Building Radburn N. J. FAir Lawn 6 0360 BERT flARll REALTOR Real Esfale Insurance 26 02 Broadway Fair Lawn N J FAir Lawn 6 33l9 GRASS FARM Qualify Vegelables Fruifs and Poulfry Sfriclly Fresh Eggs Saddle River Road Fair lawn N J MUIberry 4 I636 HARRIS BROS RIBBON CORPORATION Manufaclurers of Ribbons 20 21 Wagaraw Road Fair Lawn N J FAir Lawn 6 0793 HOBRF FABRICS Q1 RADBURN Fabrics Linens Trimmings Plaza Bldg Fair lawn FAlr Lawn 6 5307 PLYMOUTH PARK FOOD CENTER Meals Groceries Fruifs Vegetables Dairy Producfs Frozen Foods FREE DELIVcRY ll 06 Saddle River Road Fair Lawn N J FRIGIDAIRF HAlF HOUR LAUNDRY 20 Frigidaire Washers Russ Weber 13 20 River Road Fair Lawn N J I 1 FAir Lawn 6-0257 . ' , N. J. ' I I l Petland of Raclburn Porokeets - Parrots - Canaries Puppies Tropical ond Gold Fish FAir Lawn 6-3504 Complimenis of fhe lllll-ANN SHOPPE Infonfs and Childrens Wear Shoes 24-08 Fair Lawn Avenue Fair Lawn, N. J. Comple1eL'1e of Pef Accessor' RADBURN PLAZA BUILDING FAIR LAWN N J FA 4 9819 FAir Lo n 6-3906 PLAZA BARBER SHOP Bruno Gerard: The Ho e of Good Groo g 204 Falrlawn Avenue Plaza Building Radburn N J OH PCL!!! Cl,tl0I'l:f an Mal may ea to the 1957 GRADUATING CLASS FAIR LAWN HIGH SCHGOL EG xx xl M mufuturers of COLL NIBIA BR AND 'VIACARONI PRODUCTS IR XXX rr es W rn min H of A. ZER .Aff QQNS, NC. FA LIL if, N. , ,, , ,, , M, L, SHerwood 2-7570 PATSY 6. lEE HAIRDRESSERS Air Conditioned 175 Market Street Paterson, N. J. I FAir Lawn 6-3757-8 FREE PROMPT DELIVERY l 6. l FOOD CENTER Murray Levine, Proprietor FROZEN FOODS Groceries-Appetizers-Fruits-Vegetables 12-17 River Road Fair Lawn, N. J. FAir Lawn 6-1990 SCHNEll'S BAKERY Wm Luedtke Prop For I9 Years Known for Qual: 1412 River Road 10 Farr Lawn N J FAir lawn 6-1476 FAIR lAWN BOROUGH GARAGE THEO BRAND and SON Brake and Front End Speclalrsts Accessorres Tires 81 Tubes Batteries ly General Auto Repairs 16 River Road Farr Lawn N J Compliments of THERMO ELECTRIC CO Inc . , . I . . , . . n, 0 Established I9I2 Compliments of Kuiken Bros. Co., Inc. LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINTS FAIR LAWN N J James E Stanslll RECAPPING VULCANIZING RE LUGGING Office and Plant 350 MAIN STREET LITTLE FERRY N J HUbbarcI 7 3810 Branch Store 429 SUMMER STREET PATERSON 3 N J MUIberry 4 T158 Compliments of NEEDES' EXPRESS 21-02 Morlot Avenue Fair Lawn, N. J. Compliments of SCHNELLS BAKERY Scott 8. De Palma, Inc INTERIOR DECORATORS Distinctive Furniture 107 9 MARKET STREET PATERSON N J , . . 0 0 , . . , . . , . . Ckiclnow ,gazebo - Phofographers - 550 5th AVENUE NEW YORK JUd o 2 3570 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS from Ullf' Q5 pA6tI lflflClCg CHARLES SALAMENO FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF FAIR LAWN NEW JERSEY I4 OI RIVER ROAD FAIR LAWN NEW JERSEY SAVINGS ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO SIO OOO CURRENT DIVIDEND 2 U22 I I o mastiff P s wi X. f if' 4 .-ef Y H' 7, V .1 . 5: inn I W-, I 5 a-., N ..,. cg N ,fr l UQ a . if I .- .. Q.. 1 x 4 z , if lu J . . I f 3 w .1 1-magnum . sf N... v.-. .1 5 1 S v 2 I 5 3 S ,gs . .......-, 5 I l' is 1 ' , V if fs I I ' I J,u I I ' ' ' ? Q- - I f N 3 2 3 ' ' 2 gb, , In s . 1 r . ? . I N, -A . 'z' 2 ' . f 1 ' .If f. K I Q . I 1 . N . ,,. . U , V i t 2 H 'FV . - ' - -6, gag, - I. , M, -11 1 Z1:'f +'I' --'Il iw- Wim 4 , .. , U , ' f -, . . Q Q3 . M1 vzssafr .Q -.f 'X . Xlmd ' -Y' T1 J A ' f 4--Q, - . H K .. .,, , m 'M a. F5-v' T f-vm mg, 1 ', fs.: gvgqtn W., . fl- I , - --snwq:: an -041:44 A 44:1 A4 ,- U 4... , ,NA , . ...... - ,.