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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

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' h rnadv our Sducanon possible and who have given Alma Mater Our strong Band can ne er be broken Formed un Four Lawn Hugh Far surpassung wealth unspoken Sealed by lruerudshup s tue Alma Mater Alma Mater Shall be found unwaverung 1rue When we from thee shall part Hugh school lufe at best us passung Gludung swuftly by Let us pledge un word and deed Our love for Four Lawn Hugh Deep graven on each heart, PATRIA BOARD OF EDUCATION Behind the scenes of Fair Lawn's educational program . . . under the capable leadership of Dr. Pine . . . plans for the new addition to the high school . . . more schools needed every year . . . civic-minded citizens interested in the welfare and education of our growing community . . . our thanks to them for the important part they've played in molding our lives. K l , A l l l DR. E. C. GROVER, Superintendent Greetings to the class of 1956! As you leave our schools to pursue your various careers, it is my sincere hope that your lives will be the richer for the experiences you have had with the faculty and your classmates. These experiences should have given you an appreciation of the high values of scholarship and the great importance of human relations. These things have been, for cen turies, the characteristics of our democratic society We feel that you now have attained that high sense of responsibility which will make you competent citi zens in any community in which you locate. My best wishes are extended to you as you go forth E C GROVER OPAIRIA E Superintendent of Schools T , 5 , . 1 CHARLES W. MINTZER, Principal The dress rehearsal is overg the performance is about to begin. We know that you will not be a disappointment to us, to your parents, or to your- selves. You are members of the graduating class of l956. You are young men and young women. To us, your teachers, you will always be our kids - good kids. We wish you the very best of everything. CHARLES W. MINTZER 1 4 ve .QV ,j 5 ,, ,Q V V -E . ' X DANIEL A. ROTHERMEL, Vice-Principal The students in any graduating class represent a great variety of active talents and a larger number of latent ones. We know that Fair Lawn High School has given you a great host of experiences in which you have been able to develop some of these poten- tialities, but we have been successful only if we have stimulated you to the point where you will continue to broaden your horizons and develop the latent capacities within you. DANIEL A. ROTHERMEL .5 PATRIF I SCHOOL NURSE AND CLINIC Aspirins galore . . . our Florence Nightingale . . . always there when needed . . . first aid . . . thanks to Mrs. Vanore for a great iob. .xx-1. R4 I Tl TLT Y FAIR LAVVN PHILIP ANGELES Ph D FRANCIS A BENNETT M A Spanish Physical Educahon ELISE MARIE BROCKMAN B A English 9, 1 -as 5X 3' x! fff LESLIE CAMPBELL M A ROBERTL CANN M A DNV? 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G SASSO MA Science VIRGINIA WAYLAND M A English 1956 CLAIRE E MEYERS M Ed Physical Educafron 42.4 4:- HOWARD PIATT A B I' LLOYD S SIEGRIST lnduslrlal Arfs N u R -.Q R5 MABEL O WERGER MA Home Economics NOEL A MISSING BA JAMES E O LEARY M Ed English Hlslory I' xy nd JOHN H RILEY MA Malhemahcs SARA K RUBY MA Business Educahon 3 1-7 ROBERT M SINGER MA Mafhemahcs JOHN STEENSTRA M A lndusfnal Arfs fi. T X , K AUDREY WILCOX B S JOSEPH WILSON, Physical Educuflon History m5'IiZiII'k'SI:-Iferk - . f- Q f , E - J sw V 'gp ' - K 1 I R I If it fm . ' all s ' S! ' 1, 1, ' Q , , I V X VL,?g. , ' S 'xy VI' 4' rf X t , lf, . .:-5 , a 7 . , M!! ' 1 4 A I A I A' I rl IK 'Il p 12555 -' we . 'I I - I . , . . , ,M.A. . , , . , , , A- H ' .415 5 .I -15 . ' , 'A , Of Q x X v -' H ' ', if if . - -jft, e.'L s A If-'A' E: ' - . Q ' E I . ' ' ' ' .' ' ' . 1 ' ' M-A' ww GRAII UA T f if gn ,856 2 1- tg-.Q till in ZA!! 3 . 4. ,t asv . . S N .Q ,,., A v ima Quik ss-HMIYQNSIU .,, W ., -4 , sf,.- V ':.i ki 1 I if nf qv' 45 -90 Q Z6 ,lui SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Don, John, Teddy, and Marilyn . . . Holiday in Blue - our beautiful Senior Prom . . . fantastic returns Cl-ASS ADVISERS from our magazine campaign . . . lots of fun at our Eight wonderful teachers . . . lots of help when needed Senior Class Party . . . the best officers Fair Lawn . . . our class couldn't function without them . . . help- has ever had . . . thanks for a great job. ing another class to reach its goal of graduation thanks for a job well done . . . Class of '57 coming up. , xgi. lillBll N 16293, v7v K7 L JOHN ABATE Cars, good food, and girls especially, rote high on his list , . his one ambition is to own a Cadillac . . . noted for clowning in class , . , seen with Joel, Torn, and Ed ...' 'Johnny' hopes to own his own business after high school. Chess Club 3, 4, Dancing Club 4, Music Appreciation 2. BARBARA ARLENE ALLEN Popular captain of the cheerleaders . . . cashmere sweaters and dancing . . . unfriendly people are out . . . Come on kifls, let's cheerf '... college for Barb Cheerleaders 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, Prom Com' mittee 3, 4, Dancing Club l, Operetta 2, Crimson Crier 2, 3, 4, Crimson Tide, Library Council 2, Student Council Representative 4, Senior Class Council, G,A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. LEONARD NICHOLAS ALTAMURA Sense of humor . . . nice to have around . . . food, money, Fats Domino, and o junior girl named Fay really rate . . . seen with the fellas , . . the future will have our Lum in Air Force blue. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. JOAN BETTY ARIESSOHN Quiet and unassuming . . . enioys Spanish, classical music, and opera . . . pizza, steak, and french fries also rate high , . . dreams of marrying c millionaire . . , next fall, it's college for Joan S Spanish Club 3, Record Club l. GAIL viRGiNiA ARMENIO What crazy schemes! . . . food is Ginger's favorite . . . wants to own a pink Caddiek. , . always smiling and friendly . . . secretarial work in the Telephone Company ahead. Chorus 2, Prom Committee 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Golf Club 3, Sewing and Costuming Club 4, G.A.A. 2. DEBORAH Y. AUERBACH South America's loss was Fair Lawn's gain . . . likes the students of FLHS and football games . . . speaks five languages . . . dislikes early rising and late lunch periods . . , after college, a career in architecture for Debbie. Prom Committee 4, French 4, D.D.C. 4, Chemistry Club 3, C.A.A. 3, Crimson Tide. SHIRLEY FRANCES AUSTERWEIL Our one-mon cheering section ot football games . . . likes to dance, eat, and swim , . . noted for talking a lot and cracking gum . . . seen with Lois, Sue, Bev and the gang . . . a friendly smile for everyone . . . business school and marriage are next for Shirley. Chorus l, 2, Triple R 3, Crimson Tide, D.D.C. 3, 4. JANET ANGELA BAINES This is the natural color of my hair. . , , nix on kids with no school spirit . . . But l've only been on the phone an hourl' , . . Ange is off to Montclair State Teachers College for c degree in speech . . . can be found with the Bumper Gang' Junior Red Cross 3, Prom Committee 3: Dancing Club l, Crime son Tide, Footlight Players 4, Library Council 2 3. 4, GAA. 3, 4, Future Nurse Club 3, 4. BRUCE ALEXANDRA BARKALOW DOREEN BERGHAHN BARRY BERMAN DOUGLAS P. BALL Wonder what the 'P stands for? . . . likes free periods . . . Q 1 solids head his pet peeve list . . . sc-en with the Production Club boys . . . hopes to be a i.V. technician , . . after high school it's college for Doug Production Club I, 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids i, 2, 3, 4, Senior Play, E- - Operetta 2, 3, 4. ,K 1 f. ,xi Bork is the able tennis team captain . . , after sports, he loves food . . . avid tan of the Bruce , . . dreams of becom- ing a commercial artist and living in New York City . . . this tall, good looking senior plans to go to art school in New York and then serve three years in the Army. Tennis 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. 1 . W - u ., tlyi ' - fg- U90 1.17 tx 1 5 , Nike.. 1' Sincere and friendly . . . cant do without that Italian food , . thumbs down on sharpies . . . her ambition is to graduate . . pajama parties rate high , . . Dor's future is undecided. Girls Shop 2, Sewing and Costuming Club 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4. KENNETH IRA BERKOWITZ Ken is one of the sax players in the band . . . glad to be rid of French . . . the Giants and Rock 'n Roll are the greatest . . . seen with Mel, Ray, and Al . . . Ken'l will go to college and then be an accountant, Band 2, 3, 4, Crimson Tide, Footlight Players 4, Biology Club I, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Golf Club 2, One at our tall, good looking football players . . . Berms is for sports, females, and money . . . the Kosher Kid and Breck are always around . . . a good dancer . . . college ahead. Football 7, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Track 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Boys' Chorus 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Student Council Representative I. RICHARD MARK BERNSTEIN Came to us from Eastside in his junior year . . . brought honors to FLHS with his French horn . . . goes in for chemistry and Rock 'n Roll . . . band with Mr. T. rates high . . . the future holds medical school for Dick Band 7, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 4, Slide Rule Club I, Chemistry Club 4, Math Club I, 2, Science Club 2. BETTY ANN BIRCHMAN Likes pizza and sports . . . thumbs down on English and getting up early . . . roaming in the Chrysler . . . to go to Germany seen with Macky, Pat, and Dor Betty wants to be a secretory and get married in the near future. Chorus 1, Secretaries Club 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Crimson Tide, National Honor Society 3, 4, Library Council 7, 2,, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4, G.A.A. 7, 2, Girls Shop 2. DORIS MAY BOCCHINO Twinkling eyes and changing hair styles . . . Italian food, fellas, cars, swimming, and dancing rate .,.. thumbs down on dull Sundays . . . nix on conceited people and baked macaroni Dor aspires to became an art illustrator. Chorus I, 2, Prom Committee 3, Dancing Club 2, Crimson Tide, Library Council 3, Record Club 4, Psychology Club 4. .',' '.i 'U o o nv vo Oo l'.'. f -5: 1T '17 .' Y' 'UN ,Q ,vqaub 1+-r r 127 'Nur ALBERT BOKMA Tall and handsome . . . likes hot rods and custom cars . . . sports rate , , . can be seen with tellas oi the parking lot . . . ...A Y girls who dent cat lenders are his pet peeve , , the service and then work'tar Bok. Football l, 2, Track 2. ANTHONY BOLT One ot our sportsfminded seniors . . . favors wrestling, base' ball, and basketball . . . secret ambition is to own a Cadillac ., 'Shall I goto college? . , . Tony. Basketball l, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Baseball 7, 2, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Spanish Club 2, Gymnastics Club 2, Sports Discussion Club 2. MARLENE CAROL BOLTON 'Those quiet boys with dark hairf , . . dislikes people who put on acts , . . seen with Linda and the girls . . . terrific personality . . . always talking . . . aims to be a medical secretary . . . college is next tor Marlene' PROVIDENCE JOSEPHINE BONSANTO A ready smile . . . lots of fun . . , enioys all sports and driving . . . can't stand that crowded cafeteria . . . can be seen with everyone . . . it's secretarial work for Bonnie Chorus 2. BARBARA ALICE BOUDREAU G.A.A. Council prexy . , . dislikes girls who do not participate in G.A.A. activities , . . sports, tumbling, and pizza are favor- ites . . . loves to drive and listen to that crazy iazz . . . Bobbie aspires to be a comptometer operator and then marry Joe. G.A,A, Council 3, 4 Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Dancing Club 7, Girls Shop 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, G.A.A, l, 2. DEBORAH PHYLLIS BRAVERMAN A future legal secretary . . , likes Julius LaRosa and pizza . . . noted tor her sense of humor . . . dislikes students without school spirit . . . seen with Helene and Lenore . . . Katharine Gibbs is next tor Debbie, Secretaries Club 4, Library Council 3, G.A.A. l, 2. ALAN J. BRECHMAN Breck goes for sports, girls, and food , . . can't stand those Bermudas on girls . . . would like to study law in college . . . a neat dresser . . . a court sharpshooter. Basketball 7, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 7, 2, 3, Intramurals 3, Varsity Club 4, Band l, 2, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Class Officer l. ROBERT FRANK BREITENFELD Dependable and well-liked . . . paint, paper, and patience needed for the Junior Prom . . . lots of school spirit . . . college and aeronautical engineering for Bob. Wrestling 3, Track 2, Swimming 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3 Prom Committee 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Dancing Club 4, Operetta 3, Footlight Players 3, 4, Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 4, Senior Class Council, National Honor Society 4. nv 4' mn, 1r HV 419' 6- JUDITH ANN BRIGLIADORO Baton, boots, and whistle for '.lucly . . graceful and friendly f ' . . long dark hair , iceeskating, dancing, and driving rate Q, 'specially high . , . a secretarial career and marriage spell her future. Majorettes l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, Crimson Crier 3, 4, Student Council l, Tri Hi-Y 2, G,A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. ELAINE LOUISE BRININGER Our first girl Student Council prexy . . .dependable and thought- ful . . , perfection plus . . . devoted fan of Glenn Miller . . . college life for Elaine Color Guard 3, 4, Banner Carrier 2, Chorus l, Prom Committee 3, 4, Operetta 3, Crimson Tide, Sophomore Class Council, Foot- light Players 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Library Council 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Sewing and Costuming Club 2, A Cappella 4. X - RICHARD ARTHUR BRINK yi MN' ,i V Nice guy . . . cruising around in the hot Chevy . . . friendly r and a sense of humor . . . oh no, not more homework! . , . college and the Air Force are in store for Dick , Chorus 3, 4, Visual Aids l, 2, Dancing Club l, Operetto 3, Chefs , f. K. , - I Club 2, 3, siege Club 4, A ' ' 4 F, .- fi ROBERT WILLIAM BROWN 'tam A gentleman who prefers girls . . . tall and good looking . . . ii ' what wavy hairl . . . loves good foocl . . . famous for iitter- bugging ability it's college and then a farmer's life for tqexft x 1 Football 7, Track 3, 4, Swimming 2. ' FRANK BRUNO Bowling and baseball head his sports l'st . . . homework is his greatest dislike . . . can always be found with AI and the if boys . . . hopes to become a mechanic . . after high school the Army awaits Frank, EowARo JAMES suciisn Good looking and popular . . . terrific at all sports . . . demon on the gridiron . . . enioys french fries, catsup, and Harriet . . . aims to own and coach the big eleven . . . Rutgers will welcome Buch. Football 1, 2, 3, , W estling 2, 3, , Ba eball l, 2, 3, 4, o ' Chorus 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Dancing Club E l, Operetta 2, 3, Junior Class Council, Student Council 3. t I - THEADORA ANN BULWIN Our pretty treasurer . . . boating and lasagna are tops . . . wants to travel the world . . . no homework or conceited boys . . . would like to marry a toll blond with blue eyes . . . can be found with Debbie and the girls . . . nursing is in the future for Teddy, Future Nurses Club 3, Dancing Club 4, Class Officer 4, Chem- istry Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, G.A.A. in 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. S' wiu.iAM R. aunkows E Aviation and anything that flies are what Bob likes . . . his one dislike is long hair music . . . o pilot is what he'd like to be seen with the Production Club boys after high school, it's the Air Force. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Production Club 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids 7, 2, 3, 4, Stage Club 3, 4, Senior Play. , t 'Ks iN 1 T' 1 r 1f i' bs N i 1 JAY J. CARR FRANK LOUIS CASSANO MICHAEL ANTHONY CHIODO if K-f JUDITH ANN CAMPBELL Our Color Guard captain for two years . . , Keep in step, girls . , . pizza, jazz, and football are tops with Judy . . . University of Connecticut will welcome her next. Color Guard 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, French Club 4, Latin Club l, 2, Make-up Kit 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, Footlight Players 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Library Council l, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sewing and Costuming Club is 2, 4, Girls' State 3, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. CAROL ANN CANOVA Beautiful blonde hair . . . pretty and well dressed . . . loves pizza, spare ribs, and dancing . . . dislikes all homework . . . hopes to own a Cadillac . . . wishes there were no first period gym class . . . it's nursing for Carol. Calor Guard 3, Dancing Club I, Prom Committee 3, French Club 2, 3, Football Players 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Sewing and Costuming Club 2, 3, Crimson Tide. Fair Lawn's happy and hilarious hillbilly . . . give him girls and his guitar . . . why teachers turn gray . . . right at home on a baseball diamond . . . terrific sense of humor . . . a future in maior league baseball for Jersey Jay. Football 2, 3, Basketball 7, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3, 4. RICHARD SHELDON CARR An ardent fan of western iamborees . . . one of our best baseball players . . . likes vacations that last all year . . . many memories of fun with the boys . . . Huck is undecided about his future. Football l, 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4. One of our guards . . . dixieland music is the greatest . . . ls he ever serious? . . . yearns to play the sax . . . likeable and full of fun . . . seen with the gang . . . it's off to college for Cass. Footall 7, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, Track 2, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Chorus 4, Prom Committee 3, Dancing Club l, Operetta 4, Senior Play. SUSAN JOY CASSEL Works hard on our excellent Crimson Crier issues . . . a Yankee rooter . , . dislikes reporters who don't meet their deadlines . . . talented musician, especially on the French horn . . . ver- satile Sue looks forward to a career in languages. Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, Latin Club 7, Operetta 3, Crimson Crier 2, 3, 4, Crimson Tide Faotlight Players 3, 4, Phi Theta 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Library Council l, Senior Play. THOMAS EDWARD CHASOLEN Happy-go-lucky and serious too . . . tennis, baseball, and algebra are tops on his list . . . Not another pop test, Mr. Krause? . . . noted for his ability in math . . . away to college to be- come a dentist , . . Chas. French Club 4, Latin Club l, Chess Club 3, 4. Liked being the only boy on the Tide Art Staff . . . can't stand girls blocking the only halls . . . food, food, food, but ah those calories .. . hopes to be a doctor .. . Mike will be going to college. Latin Club l, 2, Crimson Tide, Chefs Club 2. V ' S nr' GS NEO ,fx Jv, 4-.. 4 '1 ,1 C' 45. -bfx , tv! it - if Y of nz-:Y max N73 CATHERINE MARY CIRILLO Hoppyego-lucky . . . friendly smile . . . always making slacks in Home El . . . All I want is an EI Dorado with pink mink up- holstery . . . the Crashers rate high . . . seen picking up the girls in the Chevy , . . work and marriage are in store for Cathy. G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Secretaries Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Girls Shop 3. BARBARA RUTH CNUDDE Likes all kinds of food pleasing personality . .. hopes to own and drive a Pontiac... dislikes dull people can be found with the Crashers secretarial or musical work marks Barb's future, Secretaries Club 4, G.A.A. I, Prom Committee 3. MARTIN PHILIP COHEN Those football penalties... girls with too much make-up are out ... loves sea food, Italian food, and football . . . to pick up a fumble and run for a touchdown the aeronautics field is Marty's future college and marriage next. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Baseball I, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, Prom Committee 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Dancing Club I. HERBERT EDWIN COHN Always a ready grin seen with the Fair Lawn Kats . . . food rates high, especially steak and french fries homework and getting up early top his list of dislikes ...faithful treasurer of the D.D.C .... pre-med school and then the medical profession are ahead for Herb, Boys' Chorus 3, Prom Committee 3, Latin Club I, Crimson Tide, D.D.C. 2, 3, 4, Chefs Club 2, Photography Club 3, Senior Flay. GAIL MARGARET COHOON Great mathematician loquacious . .. refuses to cut her long blonde hair . . . faithful Saturday morning bowler . .. one of the cute maiorettes . . . will go horseback riding at a moment's notice Douglass College and an MRS degree await Cal- houn. Majorettes I, 2, 3, 4, A Cappella 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Triple R 3, Operetta 3, 4, Crim- son Tide, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Psychology Club 4, National Honor Society 4. ALAN HOWARD COOPER Another newcomer from Eastside in his iunior year , . . tootles the licorice stick and tenor sax in the band there's a Jaguar in the future, but ci horse will do as a substitute hopes to be- come an engineer or a lawyer . .. one of the frat boys . .. college and marriage are ahead for Coop. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, Math Club I, 2, Travel Club 2, Public Speaking 2. MARJORIE VIRGINIA COOPER Can't stand those awful homework assignments... handwork, sewing, and cooking top her list of favorites . .. enioys making lifetime friends . .. Margie's next stop is a business office and then marriage. Chorus I, 4, Music Appreciation I. JAMES EDWARD CORLEY Loves to overhaul old cars . .. very quiet . .. can be seen with Ed and Jack will be a draftsman in the future Sarge will fulfill his nickname in the service next. r :A P' ' ta .y 5,1- L not Q A ' D use 6 iff is .iw f,. fi. is an 7 Y S 1-u N. IMMACULATE CORVO Cute and petite likes to see Fair Lawn win one of the smaller members of our class . . . likes paiama parties . ., it's the business world for our Marky, Prom Committee 3, 4, Crimson Tide, Library Council 2, TriYHi-Y 4, Girls Shop 2, EDWENA ANNE CRAWFORD Blonde and peppy ... loves to knit those crazy argyles . .. pizza and driving her blue Chevy rate high . .. Ralph's a nice name .,. o desire to marry a Fairleigh Dickinson graduate ... future holds work and marriage for Eddie Chorus 7, 2, Prom Committee 3, 4, Secretaries Club 4, Library Council 7, 2, Record Club 2, Girls Shop 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Crimson Tide, G.A.A. 7, 2, 3, 4, NANCY LEE DAIL Avid fan of Bermuda shorts and crewcuts. .always a good time with the Crashers ...one of our peppy Color Guard members . .. to drive a Ford Thunderbird Nan's looking forward to Jim and marriage after FLHS, DOLORES IRENE DOMBROWSKI Colo LUtin r Guard 3, Chorus 7, 2, G,A.A. 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Club 7, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Sewing and Costuming Club 7, 2. FRANK CHARLES DALTO Sports minded ... goes for pizza dislikes D.A. haircuts ,.. hopes to become an engineer .., can be found with Berms and the boys . .. friendly . .. college is in store for Dalt. Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track 2, Varsity Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Production Club 2, 3, Visual Aids 7, 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4, Quiet and sweet . . . favors the U. S. Navy loves nice clothes and cars . ., seen with Judy and the girls . , . thumbs down on conceited people secretarial school and marriage to George are next in line for Dee. Chorus 4, Secrearies Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Crimson Tide. JAMES C. DORANDO Goodlooking and likeable sports minded Where's the food? ,.. a gentleman who prefers blondes . . . great guy . .. Uncle Sam will plan .lim's future. Football 7, 2, 3, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Boys Chorus 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Dancing Club 7, Gymnastics Club 3, Stage Club 3, 4. RUTH MARGOT DORNHEIM Really enioyed those trips to Europe . . . noted for studying Latin, German, French, and Spanish in FLHS . .. seen with Sandy and the library gang studious . .. our future interpreter plans to study lauguages at Middlebury College. Orchestra 7, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, G.A.A. 7, 2, Prom Committee 3, French Club 4, German Club 3, 4, Latin Club 7, 2, Crimson Tide, National Honor Society 3, 4, Library Council 7, 2, 3, 4, D.D.C. 4, Student Council Representative 2. HELEN MARIE DUFFY Short and cute . ,. big blue eyes . .. Oh, those weekends at the shore with Ruth, Ann Marie, and Ellie hopes to visit Basin Street, New Orleans likes to iitterbug to crazy music at the Central here comes Hazel in the Black Bomb. Prom Committee 3, 4, Visual Aids 3, Library Council 7, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Council. .3 'N nf'-L f l 0 US t fd' inf 'Q V 545 JR ELAINE ESTERMAN MARGARET BROWN FLAVELL s-1 is 2 '7-we .Q . or 'Ui SHEILA DUNAYER Class clown ...lover ot jazz and Rock 'n Roll don't be serious around this gal . .. loyal member of the G.A,A. Council ... songs by Ella . . school is part ot the future ... always a laugh when Morgan's around. G.A.A. l, 2, Council 3, 4, Pram Committee 3, Record Club 2. ESTA RACHELLE EDELSTEIN Beautiful blue eyes and sweet smile...crazy over Marlon Brando .. no homework or calories, thank you , pizza, con' vertibles, and new clothes ,. active member ol the Croshers' .. known for her huge skirt pockets . millionaires beware when our secretary Estie comes around. Prom Committee 3, Secretaries Club 4, CONSTANCE ELAINE EKLUND Cooking and sewing are tops with this gal wow, what an appetite please, no more homework . ,. T.F. sharp shooter can be found with Peg, Carol, Diane, Judy, and Eddie . .. the future is a dark secret for Connie Cheerleaders 2, Prom Committee 3, 4, Girls Shop 2, Sewing and Costuming 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Senior Class Council, GAA. 2, 3, 4. ELAINE ELDREDGE Has the wild ambition to consume an AwtulAAwtul . . . thumbs down on people who think her hair is bleached likes Ber- muda shorts and Fair Lawn ... can be seen with Bev . .. window dressing marks 'Lane's future. Spanish Club 3, TriYHi-Y 3, Red Cross 4, Business Club 4, Chorus 2, Crimson Tide. Quiet and studious . .. crazy for dixieland music ... Harry Bela- fonte is the greatest . . , sweet and thoughtful hopes to re- turn to Miami ... college and teaching are next tor E. G.A.A. l, Prom Committee 3, 4, French Club 3, Triple R 3, Crim- son Tide, Footlight Players 2, 3, 4, Library Council 3, 4, D.D.C. 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Class Council, Music Appreciation 2, National Honor Society 4. RONALD WILLIAM FEGEN Looks shy, but watch out . . . fun, good food, and special girls rote high comes out with the craziest remarks aims to play baseball for the Boston Red Sox . . . great sports lover ,. it's the U. S. Navy for Ron. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Gymnastics Club 2, 3, Chefs Club 2, Stage Club 2, 3, 4, Sports Discussion Club 7, Boys Chorus 2, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. PAUL HOWARD FINKEL Here comes Fink in the green Plymouth his list of favorites includes cars, sleeping, and money . .. an avid Dodger fan would like to own a convertible ... wearing dinks in Mr. Wilson's class . . . after FLHS, Paul plans to enter college. Crimson Crier 2, Chemistry Club 3, D.D.C. 4, Boys Chorus 3, Chess Club 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Swimming 2, Chefs Club 2. Noted for her beautiful hair . , . this energetic senior loves ath- letics . . . How can one girl have so much luck? p.i. parties, crazy things, and swimming at the lake after FLHS, it's col- lege and marriage for Margaret Junior Red Cross 2, Chorus l, G,A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Crimson Crier 3, 4, Crimson Tide Footlight Players 3, 4, Student Council 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Sewing and Cos- tuming Club 2, Music Appreciation 2, National Honor Society 4. 49 an 'C' .C vt fl? sin' 'lt Ka gn , 'S l , X l i . X l X4' ,x '01 TTT' 9. is the Lf! CONRAD WALTER FORYS Tall and handsome ...cars are his hobby ,. territic baritone horn player . . . really digs mathematics .a sure success Connie wants a career in math after Princeton. Track 2, Bond l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, Slide Rule Club l, 2, Crimson Crier 2, 3, Footlight Players 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Play. MARTIN GERARD FRANZ Likes all kinds of food and sports .. at home on the basketball court or baseball diamond ... always around with the boys from the W.P.A.C .... to get through trig class' '... college will welcome J.V, next year. Football l, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Operetta 3, Photography Club l, Varsity Club 4. GILDA FROHWIRTH Dixieland and C.P. are the greatest... digs those parties ond weekend conventions . . . a good dancer . .. blonde and blue eyed business school and secretarial work ahead for Gil, GAA. l, Prom Committee 3, Crimson Crier 2, 3, 4, Footlight Players 4, D.D.C. 4, Psychology Club 2. LOUISE GARRABRANT Cute maiorette . .. likes to have fun . . . Perry Coma is tops .. people who can't take o joke are a pet peeve . , 'fOh, to drive my father's dreamy Buick crazy laugh . . , secretarial work is next for Louise Maiorettes 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Secretaries Club 4, Crim- son Tide. JOHN PETER GIANATTASIO Football, football, and more football Will Mr. Bennett ever let me play? Please Dad, I've iust got to have the car. big blue eyes don't let his quiet appearance deceive you termpapers and short lunches are out . ., Gino is one of tit. . Q Q 1 Cf. 2' Aw 7 I' X N our biggest Bruce fans, Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, Spanish Club 4, Senior Class Council. RONALD J. GILLIAM Quiet, but nice the Giants, Italian food, and western music rate . .. can't stand homework or the Dodgers . .. service and the business world await Ron after graduation. lntramurals 3, 4, Photography Club l. MARY ANN CATHERINE GLASSTETTER A friendly smile for everyone football games, good food, and Rock 'n Roll rate high . .. dislikes homework aspires to be a good baby nurse Mary Ann loves FLHS and all its activities. Chorus 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3. THOMAS T. GLEASON Swimming, speed boots, and cars head his long list of likes . . . noted for not being related to Jackie... his ambition is to be an officer in the U.S. Navy . ., seen with Ted and Don ...the music of good bands rates high ... After high school, bell bottom trousers await Tom. 6 L. 15 1? 1? .eiafise?iw.-Lme ,, JOEL LOUIS GOLD First love: music on his licorice stick ...dislikes Rock 'n Roll hopes to work in the held ol radio or T.V. ... a faithful member of our bond ..seen with 'the boys ...college or radio-TV school will be welcoming Joel Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra I, 2, Chorus 3, Operetta 3, Crimson Crier 2, Class Otticer 2, Footlight Players 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, Chets Club l, Chemistry Club 3, Senior Play. PHYLLIS GOLD Neat and quiet . .. well dressed . . likes nice clothes and Cadil- lac convertibles...conceited people and hot rods will never do MRS degree is Phil's ambition . . . it's Toby Coburn School of Merchandising after FLHS. Chorus l, 2, French Club 2. BARBARA ANN GOLDBERG Latest crowned Carnival Queen . .. Where did she get those big brown eyes? . .. her favorites are jazz and dixielond .,. trips to Florida Barb wants to attend o New England college would like to get married. Chorus 2, G.A,A. l, Prom Committee 3, 4, Crimson Tide, Footlight Players 4, Library Council 2, 3, D.D.C. I, 2, 3, 4, Triple R 4. BERNARD L. GOLDSTEIN Quiet and unassuming fishing, cars, and sports rate high nix on homework ... would like to make a fast million Bernie plans to enter college and become a veterinarian. Photography Club I, Chemistry Club 3. CORA MARCIA GOLDSTEIN Hi, who was that l just said hi to? those glasses music, dancing, and Italian food especially, are tops . ., don't give her snobs or boys who don't come on time... yearns to keep up with the band at football games . . . Coree hopes for college and marriage someday. Band 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Chorus 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, Latin Club I, Crimson Crier 2, 3, 4, Footlight Players 4, D.D.C. 3, 4, Senior Play. MICHAEL GOLDSTEIN Favors the delicious food served in the cafeteria always seen hustling business for the Crimson Crier . . . time spent at Carvel aspires to be a science teacher college is in the future for Mickey. Chefs Club 2, 3, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Crimson Crier, 3, 4. ARTHUR STEPHEN GOODMAN Imagination and humor... all for laughs likes are under one main topic, sports . .. Give me one good reason for home- work. countless number of nicknames . .. possible future as a sports announcer for Gaody'Miceli. Wrestling 2, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. SUSAN L. GORDON Short and sweet . . . always a friendly smile , . . progressive iazz is the greatest . .. an avid kilt fan . . . golf-a favorite pastime hard working Tide Chief . .. Susie will follow her sisters into Vassar. French Club 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, Latin Club 7, Crimson Tide, Footlight Players 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Library Council 2, 3, 4, D.D.C. 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 3, Senior Play. ,.,, , YS- 'N' x ff. resi ALLAN MARTIN GOSHIN One of the greatest humorists ever to come out of FLHS a gift for making people laugh . .. hardworking track manager . ,. the original Bruce a million laughs crazy times , a four year prevdental course at college is lined up for the Gosh Chefs Club l, D.D.C, 2, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, Photography Club 3, 4, Footlight Players 4, ROBERT HARRY GRAVATT Always ready for a good laugh . . , cars, radio and good parties are tops . ,, thumbs down on people who hold grudges would like to do radio, television, or auto mechanics work . .. Bob's undecided about college or the Air Force after FLHS. Visual Aids I, 2, Dancing Club l. ' Jon EDWARD Gnoss How did he rate that curly hair? . .. Oh! to own a car Mr. Singer's classes, Italian food, and parties rate high can be found with the boys in front of Plaza Center . .. there goes an- other explosion in Chemistry Club . .. it's off to college and a medical career for Ace Prom Committee 3, Dancing Club I, 4, Crimson Tide, Chemistry X -' Club 4, Psychology Club 3, 4. ff, 'l L.. CHARLES JOSEPH GUILLERMAIN Hunting and fishing rate high on his list , . . hopes to become a professional guide seen with Pete, Bill, and other members of the Hunting and Fishing Club . . . college and then the Navy await Chuck after school. Production Club l, 2, 3, Visual Aids l, 2, 3, German Club 2, Photography Club I, Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 4, Bridge Club 4. 'N C xx .X s -.D X HARRY DONALD GURKE Seen working in the AGP . ,. hopes to become manager of the AB-P... quiet and unassuming .. Oops is seen with Mike, ,Q Jerry, Chet, and Ed ... after FLHS it's the Navy for Har. Q P' Chefs Club 1, 2, 3, stage Club 1. 4. ' X ' 1' C N I NANCI LUCILLE GUSTENHOVEN ,J Friendly and likeable . ,. sports, dancing, and red Ford conver- -' ' tibles are favorites ... a non-supporter of the DA trend ... after 9 ' A , graduation Nanci will wear a WAF uniform, I l G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Future Nurses 3: Tri-Hi-Y 4, Music Appreciation 2. s 'D DOROTHY CAROL HACKNEY ' , Terrific sense of humor and wonderful personality thrives on T Rock 'n Roll and bubble gum another Brucer never a N. , dull moment . .. termpapers are out ,.. sincere friend ... Tommy 8 tops her list of favorites terrific writing ability nursing , - school will welcome Dot. E ' Future Nurses Club 4, Girls Shop 4. THOMAS MARTIN HAHN Class flirt . ., big starry eyes . .. likes a good sense of humor . .. girls and buttered popcorn rate to be an empire builder is his ambition ... it's ot? to college for Tornmy. Prom Committee 3. 5- x K my ,r rx, 1 fl rv.: Q .. . J is a, f l: 4 -V 'A K 5 -414 gf-4 f by -ul 1-rf! It -as i AN af f I ' 14 Y? X f CHESTER JOHN HAITSMA Quiet, but watch him in biology! math and homework are natural dislikes. . model ships rate high . . hopes to land a scientific iob ... it s college for 'Chetf' Biology Club 3, Photography Club I, 2, Chemistry Club 4. JAMES ALLAN HALL Fishing and hunting in the great outdoors... would like to make a lot of money , .. noted for his red sweat shirt in gym class . ., seen with the bays . .. cars ore his pastime Jim wants to join the Navy. JOHN BENSON HAMILTON III One of our quiet seniors likes the great outdoors thumbs down on crowds and talkative people ...to hold the worId's record for Lorgemouth Bass ...trying to run the four minute mile after graduation, working in the great outdoors for Jack. Track 2, 3, 4, Visual 2, 3, Stage Club 4, Hunting and Fishing Club 4. MERLE C. HAMILTON Quiet and shy . .. likes to sew and cook Not another book report? sleepy Monday mornings . .. Margie and Sandro, best pals . .. secretarial work is in the future for Merle. CAROLYN MARIE HANSON Blonde, peppy cheerleader . , . cheers with a big gun school spirit galore . . . Carolyn will be an asset to her chosen college ... found with Judy andthe gong. G.A.A. 3, 4, Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Chorus 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, Visual Aids 2, French Club 4, Latin Club I, 2, Library Council I, Student Council 2, 4, Tri-Hi4Y 2, 3, 4, Science Projects I, Sewing and Costuming Club 2, 4, Senior Class Council, National Honor Society 4. STEPHEN JOHN HARBULA Girls, football, girls, cars, girls . .. loves food but not the caf's . . . noted for his gigantic height . . . nix on conceited girls . .. seen with Larry, Bones, Barry, and Joe Marine Corps is in the near future for Steve. Track 2, 4, Baseball 1, Bowling I, Intramurals I, Visual Aids 2, Chefs Club I, 2, Library Council I. DOROTHY MILDRED HARRIS Friendly . .. noted for that crazy hot-rod . .. hopes to own a new car dislikes losing football games seen with the Mob . . , secretarial work is in Dot's future. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Council 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, Crim- son Tide, Girls Shop 2, 4. JAMES STEELE HARRISON Crewcut and friendly smile ... pride of Miss Greenawalt's speech class . ., When is he ever out of trouble? ... the noise from the back of the room don't give him homework! I am the Bruce . . . college is in store for Jimbo. Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Swimming 2, Varsity Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Play. wx XX fi ,, as rx x 'F ti S . ,- . , 'i K A X . ' 'K 3 f P' , . I ' pr Wx ' i ., af- ,lg '. 1 Vt . ' , ' 1'-ff I ' V s i ,AJ-1 Z . 'Lex on-. .. k f.,x - To-e-,.. 'is ix. I tue. 'CT ... X SOLVEIG HAUAN FLHS-Norwegian exchange student . .. likes skiing and America, but not Bermudas ... a pretty smile ... beautiful complexion, .. has contributed greatly to international friendship ., Must I eat pizza? Solveig will study medicine in Norway. Library Council5 D.D.C.5 Student Council5 Crimson Tide5 Prom Committee5 Crimson Crier. KIM HAYNES Quiet girls, Eddie Fisher is on'f loves ice skating and nice clothes eating is a very popular hobby Why do we have ta have gym? another non-supporter of the Bermuda tad looks forward to becoming private secretary ta a young millionaire seen with the Bumper Gang it's N. Y. U. for Kim, Junior Red Cross 3,45 Chorus 35 Operetta 2,35 Crimson Tide5 Library Council I. EDWARD HENRY HENNING Dislikes English and homework the future manager of the A8.P sports are his favorite pastime seen with Chet, Bob, Mike, and Harry after high school it's the Marines for ,,Ed it Junior Red Cross 25 Chefs Club 45 Biology Club 35 Chemistry Club 4. BEVERLY MAY HIGBIE Terrific artist Don't call me Bevief' would like to visit the Louvre loves to sew and dance a career in art is in the future for Bev. Chorus 7,25 G.A.A. l,2,35 Prom Committee 3,45 French Club 2,3,45 Library Council 3,45 Science Projects 25 Crimson Tide. MARJORIE ELIZABETH HILL Pretty blue eyes and short hair no conceited people for her ... noted for those crazy jokes likes to dance ,.. the only girl in her mechanical drawing class for three years ... Marge is undecided about her future. Spanish Club 25 Dancing Club 45 Photography Club 25 Record Club I. SUSAN NAOMI HILLMAN Listen to that laugh conceited people, first period gym classes, and sitting alone in English go against Sue's principles Oh - to speak Spanish as fluently as English . .. clothes, clothes, and more clothes hopes for the teaching profes- sion and marriage. Band 2,3,45 A Cappella 35 Spanish Club 2,3,45 D.D,C. 4. CAROL ANNE HOEFER Naturally blonde hair iazz at the Central and hamburgers with onions are favorites oh, those crazy PJ. parties one of our capable maiorette leaders seen cruising in the yellow Merc the future holds secretarial work and marriage to Dave for CaroI. G.A.A, Council 3,45 Majorettes l,2,3,45 Record Club I5 Library Council I5 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 A Cappella 3,45 G.A.A. i,2. BARBARA ANN HOLMBERG Versatile and likeable iack of all activities efficient secretary Do I have to type it? neatness plus col- lege and teaching for Barb Band 'l,2,3,45 Orchestra I,2,35 Chorus 25 Triple R 45 Operetta 2,35 Crimson Crier 3,45 Crimson Tideg Foatlight Players 45 Na- tional Honor Saciety 3,45 Library Council I,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Hri-Hi-Y 35 Sewing and Costuming Club 25 A Cappella 45 Prom Committee 3,45 Senior Play. 'Z if-V ,X , fv 9 .V To 'V 1 1 IW' K 1'-4 ifx 10 i '7 1-9X2 QF L. C' 18 76 t Vi, QF? 5 -1, S. X ff I fi I i 'Z rl f YN' N-.1 MELVIN SHELDON HOLTZMAN Enjoys having a good time sports rate high nix on food in the cat ... seen with the boys would like to become an accountant our crystal ball shows college in the future tor Mel, Football 2,3, Wrestling 2,3, Track 2,35 Intramurals 3, Slide Rule Club 4. WILLIAM S. HOPKINS Our puppetteer expert crazy about pizza and ice cream ... conceited girls oren't in his book Bill plans to go to the Walt Disney Studios. Spanish Club 2, Chefs Club l,2g Stage Club 2, JANET MARIE HOUTERLOOT Quiet . .. Oh! Do l have to give my current history? dis- likes getting up early parties and dancing lt's a secref tarial job in the business world for Janet Future Nurses 3, Crimson Tide. JUDITH PAULA HUFF Likes driving the Chrysler l56l, earrings, and dancing wants to be a secretary dislikes homework, slow drivers, and con- ceited people longs to own and drive a white Eldorado Cadillac convertible noted tor her Florida tan year 'round ,., after a career, marriage for our Judy. Secretaries Club 4, G.A.A. l,2. ROBERT A. HUIZINGA Football and Italian food really rate dislikes girls who know it all . .. swell fellow seen with someone in particular wants to be a jet tlyer someday . .. the future will see Bob as an X-ray technician. Football l,2,3, Basketball lg Track 2,4, Baseball l, Dancing Club lg Crimson Crier 25 Class Otticer l. HELENE M. IACONO Likes music wants to be healthy, wealthy, and wise dise likes rainy weekends not more homework? beautiful handwriting .. . the future is undecided for Helene. Chorus 25 G.A.A. 2,3, Prom Committee 3, Tri-Hi-Y 35 Dramatic: Club l. PAUL IANNICELLI Good looking beautiful eyes to see the world is a secret ambition . . . noted for the accent . , , well groomed . . . always filling the gas tank with Rita The Marines Corps is in store for Iannie. ROBERT N. lNGOlDBY Tall, silent type . .. hunting, sport cars, and sport car races are tops can be seen running like crazy in the halt-mile an engineering college and becoming an automotive engineer seem to be in the future for lng. Track 3, German Club 2, Student Council lg Photography Club 2. f.p??Ii.l1wh fs Q- 4 l an f in u ' x ' x -'J Q- . T,v N. ia lvl, 4 1 T' ? ' PK bv' ' sa- - iv 5 . PM f-,xi gi YV ft, isa 15 fn Y fa tibia 1- xl A his - Y. fs. .. . ,' ,A ' ,Qi in -i .ss 'Eff ROCHELLE L. ISRAEL Tall, dark, and pretty what crazy hair cuts digs Italian food, the blues, and black olives thumbs down on conceited people never stops talking fashion modeling and mar- riage are in SheIIy's future. Color Guarcl 35 French Club 35 Crimson Crier 2,3,45 Prom Com- ffllflee 3,42 D-D50 4i Psychology Club 25 Dramatics Club lg G.A.A. l5 rimson Tide. ALLAN B. JACOBSON Riding around in '56 Cadillucs thumbs down on homework seen with the gang aspires to leave FLHS with all A's a few years in the U. S. Air Force are ahead for Jake Football i5 Chefs Club i,2. MONA LEE JOHNSON Enioys football and swimming always cheerful Do we have to go out for gym? oh! those men drivers mar- riage for Mona. G.A.A. 253,45 Future Nurses 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Girls Shop 25 Sewing and Costuming Club 2,3,45 Music Appreciation 2. SHARON DIANE JOHNSON Long shiny brown hair .. . Uncle Virg, pizza, and dancing are tops would love to own a pink Cadillac to marry a mil- lionaire . .. court stenography and marriage are next for Shari Color Guard 3,45 Chorus I, 45 Latin Club lj Dancing Club lj Library Council l,25 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Student Council i5 G.A.A. 7. JOHN LAMBERT KAMPHOUSE A quiet, unassuming manner ambition and energy aims to be a successful scientist homework is out dependable ... off to college and a scientific career. Tennis 25 Band 2,3545 Class Officer 25 National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council 2. RICHARD J. KARR X On the quiet side hunting and fishing rate highest an his list would like to make a pile of money, someday digs those neat sports cars .. . it's college for Dick this September. Spanish Club 25 Hunting and Fishing Club 2,3,4. SHIRLEY ANN KATZ Those green eyes and bright smile no conceited people or too much homework enioys talking on the phone, driving the Buick, and tall, dark, and handsome men Shirl looks forward to college, a career, and marriage in the future. Band 2,3,45 Prom Committee 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Chess Club 45 Crimson Tide5 Footlight Players 25 D.D.C. i,2,3,45 Junior Class Council. PETER CHARLES KELLS Blond and good looking blondes, Italian food, and Roc Roll rate high Mr. Krause's answer man dislikes rc schedules seen with the boys the future is undec for Pete, Football i,2,3,45 Wrestling 25 Baseball i,2,5 Intramurals 2 Varsity Club 3,45 Chorus 25 Prom Committee 35 Visual Aide Spanish Club 25 Dancing Club 15 Class officer 35 Gymnc Club 25 Stage Club 3,4. 1 1 ' Vi..- dv 1112? J ea-, w p if X I 5 , EDWIN M, KIMMEL Rock 'n Roll is the best Italian food and sports are iust two of Ed's likes dreams of having a million dollars to own a car ... next fall it's college. ERIC I. KIRSTEIN Teasing people and telling jokes Mr. O'Leary is the greatest T , detests slow drivers and monotone teachers usually Q found with several Shemricks plans to be a dentist college is in store for Noodles Chorus lg Latin Club 2, Chess Club 3,45 Slide Rule Club 4, Danc- ing Club lg Golf Club 2,3. GEORGE EMIL KLEIN Watch that contagious sense of humor easy going and friendly English literature and classical music iust don't rate wants to be a baking artist George will join the Air Force. 1.3 5' ' vim: Aids 1, French club 3,4, Latin club 2, Dancing Club 4. 1 '3x Q-1,17 E? JOSEPH ROBERT KLEIN One of our talented bowlers seen with the Hot Shots hopes to become a pilot noted for bowling 200 Joe will ioin the Air Force. Tennis 2,3,4g Production Club 45 Visual Aids l,2,3,4, Dancing Club 2. DIANNE LEE KLEPPER One of Mr. Sasso's efficient secretaries digs dixieland jazz at the Central not another pair of argyles! enjoys driv- ing the Olds did someone mention the Navy? Di aspires to become a private secretary and marry a millionaire. G.A.A. Council 45 Prom Committee 3,4, Band I,2,3,4, Chorus 2, A Cappella 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4g G.A.A. 2,3,4g National Honor Society 4. LEONARD KNAPP A lonely bass in A Cappella dislikes quiet people Ruth and steaks rate high hopes to become a dairy farmer lengthen the service's doors for Len, Football I, Basketball 1,2,3g Track 2g Chorus 2,3,4g Operetta 2,3,4. ERIC LEONARD KRANKE Has a consuming passion for blondes, baseball, and the Bruce searching brown eyes nix on peroxide blondes efficient Varsity Club prexy aspires to be a pro ball player . , . it's the U. S. Army for Rick. Football l,2,3,4g Wrestling 25 Baseball l,2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Prom Committee 3,4, Student Council l,2, Senior Class Council. SHARON KRIEGER Pert, sweet personality .. . neat as a pin .. . one half the team of Spiegler and Krieger iust reaches 5 feet .. . idolizes Toni Arden and of course The Bruce seen with Paula and the gang . .. art school is next for Simie. Prom Committee 3,47 Spanish Club 3, Crimson Tide, D.D.C. 1,2,3,4, Girls Ensemble 3, A Cappella 3,4. kt. as I Q 5 K W N Ste ,N 1 'Es- Q. 4 J Y' 1 fvofvs .l.., .y,, L ii K 1 Xl ' Y.. C7- DONALD JOHN LANDZETTEL GRETA CHARLOTTE LEVETT ! 7 C BARRY srsvEN LEVINE -v . F f' 'vs .MF- r v E - Jn. ,x r pi .,'ln4'x : fb' p4'. ',.', .1 se N A 1 3 it as 1 'L'-5-' N 'Hs- A. 'rl L '. ,!v ,s T' HARRIET ANN KRUYFF ar' likes driving, Eddie, french fries, and catsup . He s in the Jailhouse Now is a tavorite with her . Frankie Laine is tops seen with Ruth, Judy, Carolyn, and the girls model ing is Harriets future. Ushers 3,-1, Make up Kit 2,3,4, GA A. l,2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 23, No tional Honor Society 4. MICHAEL ANTHONY LAMPARILLO Where's Red? .. Mickey enjoys hunting, fishing, and almost all sports . He plans on matching lke's career by going into the Army and then taking over the presidency . can be seen riding in Bob Huizinga's '49 Ford. Wrestling 2, Baseball l, Chets Club 2. Spark plug of our class wore out the keys with Un- chained melody has what it takes to get ahead .. col- lege lite for Don. Football 3,4, Track 2,3,4, Baseball, Varsity Club 3,4, Band l,2, 3,-4, Orchestra l,4, Chorus l, Prom Committee 3,4,- Visual Aids l,2, German Club 2,3,4, Class otticer 3,4, National Honor Society 3,4, D.D.C. 4, Student Council 3,4, Biology Club 3, Chemistry Club 3, Sophomore Class Council, Boys' State 3, Senior Play. THEODORE RAYMOND LESSER Tall and dark good food and a minimum at homework head his list of specials aspires to be an oceanographer cal- lege is in the future for Ted. 1 l ,ala Photography Club l, Spanish Club 2, Chemistry Club 3,4. Petite and dork Gretchen to friends wants to be an artist thumbs down on rainy football weather ... one of the stars of Papa is All ... seen with the girls. Footlighf Players 2,3,4, Library Council 1,35 D.D.C. 2,3,4. Tall and red-headed ardent Giant fan don't mention the Dodgers girls are tops with Dr, Levine digs those crazy arguments in history class eight years of medical school, o wife, and a family are in Barry's future. Basketball l,2,3,4, French Club 4, Dancing Club l, Junior Class Council, Prom Committee 3, National Honor Society 4, Varsity Club 4. FRANCES LEVINE Prefers tall, dark, handsome boys likes talking on the phone very bashtul dislikes conceited people seen with Y 'lik . -W the Crashers, Marilyn, and Danny a career as a secretary and then marriage for Fran. G.A.A. 2, Dancing Club l, Library Council 3, Sewing and Cos- tuming Club 4, Music Appreciation 2. PHYLLIS SUE LEVINE Talented, hard working co-editor of the Crimson Crier loves N. Y. and nice clothes digs dixieland the most Phyl plans to attend Douglass College and become a medical tech- nologist would be tops in any field known for her creative writing ability found with Mickey, Shelly, and the gang. Quill and Scroll 3,4, G,A.A. l, Prom Committee 3,4, French Club 3, Crimson Crier 2,3,4, Crimson Tide, D.D.C. 4, Senior Class Council, Dramotics Club l. lx vm , 'tv WFT J l .X 1 L . L . 'Q'-In 'T' if 5 . , I at . . K r i 'i if 2 .0 Qin- W .4 'WS ts...- ' . -1 wi' ,Q rg ? if ,s Q. 5525 . -K if ' 3 vs A-LL ' re ELAINE LO MONACO Pretty, sparkling smile brown hair and eyes likes to talk and listen to iazz .. obhors conceited people ... Elaine plans to be a X-ray technician. Chorus l,25 GAA. 2,3,45 Prom Committee 3,45 Visual Aids 35 Library Council l,35 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Student Council l, DEANNA LORRAINE LONGEUVILLE Real blonde quiet and sweet prefers Rock 'n Roll and pizza a future science teacher no more termpapers, please! seen with the girls it's Paterson State Teachers College for Dee. G,A.A. l,2,3,45 Banner Carrier 35 Chorus 45 GAA. Council 35 Chemistry Club 35 Prom Committee 3,45 Triple R 3,4i Cflmfof' Tide5 National Honor Society 4. ARTHUR HENRY LOOMIS Loves good times spends his summers at the shore seen with Don, Bob, and Frank our Bad Boy a future in psychology ... college for Art. Wrestling 35 Baseball 2,3. HELGA MARTHA LUEDKE Those green eyes digs Rock 'n Roll, crazy sandwiches, and horseback riding doesn't like inquisitive people great teaser nursing and Upsala College come next for Helga. G.A.A. 3,45 Chorus 7,25 Prom Committee 35 Spanish Club 25 Latin Club l5 Future Nurses 3,45 Dancing Club lg Operetta 2,35 Crimson Tide5 Library Council 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Sewing and Costuming Club 35 Girls Ensemble 2,35 A Cappella 35 National Honor Society 4, NORMA JEANNE MACARO Small and sweet never a moment of peace loves all kinds of sports homework doesn't rate with this gal Norm would like to own a farm, but it's Vic and marriage after FLHS. G.A.A. 35 Girls Shop l,4. ANN CAMPBELL MacLELLAN Always talking always blushing full to the brim with school spirit loves all kinds of sports a real gone fan of Rock 'n Roll no conceited people for this gal Mary- wood College and a Iibrarianship are in the future for Ann. Junior Red Cross 35 Color Guard 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Latin Club T5 future Nurses 3, 45 Crimson Tide5 Footlight Players 45 Library Council 2, 3, 4. RITA MAINARDI Short and pert with long auburn hair one of our lively mai- orettes is always emptying Paul's gas tank hates late maiorette practice plans to get married . .. secretarial work for Rae. Maiorettes T, 2, 3, 45 Ushers 45 Footlight Players 25 Library Council 2, 3, 4. MADELINE MAJEWSKI Beautiful, naturally blonde hair sweet and sincere likes to cook and sew crew cuts and football games rate would love to travel to be a teacher is Macl's ambition. Color Guard 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 French Club 2, 35 Danc- ing Club l5 Footlight Players 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Sewing Club l, 2, 3, 4. i K, -,qv S ,Al . is 7 vw' 'W 1 'L VITA' 4? f Arv- X r .--v I 'VF ik? n Lfwitfi 9' bfhr JUDTH ANN MANFRA Newcomer to FLHS . . dancing and tennis are tops .. nothing doing when it comes to conceited people the future holds nursing school for Judy marriage and five kids would be great. Chorus 4, Prom Committee 4. HARRIET MANIOS Friendly and smiling Let's go, girls-G.A,A. sports, Glenn Miller music, pizza, and the T.F.'s rate high nix on conceited people teaching English and history after Mont- clair State is Harriet's future. GAA. Council 3, 4, Triple R 3, 4, Crimson Tide, Tri-Hi-Y 3, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. ROSE MARIE MANN Always running around in her socks Let's go for Awful- Awfuls, girls. sports, Rock 'n Roll, and iitterbugging are high on this girl's list Why do some boys insist on riding bicycles? seen with Jan and Dot Rodie aspires to be a private secretary. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Council 4, Chorus I, I, 2, Prom Com mittee 3, Girls Shop I. JOSEPH JOHN MANTENRI Tall, dark, and friendly approves of just a little homework thumbs down on suedes wants to become a lawyer can be found with Tom and Sal another member of St. Anne's Drum and Bugle Corps its college after graduation for Mons. Chess Club 3, 4. CAROLANNE MANZ Avid football fan constantly laughing and talking Marines, pizza, and Bob are great thumbs down on home- work and conceited people likes convertibles work and marriage are Corol's next plans. Library Council I, G,A.A. I, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Record Club 2. JEAN VIRGINIA MARTORANA That dark hair and those eyes boys with crew cuts and cars are the best hopes to be an airline hostess seen with The Crashers college is ahead for Jean. Chorus I, 2, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Sewing and Cos- tuming Club I, 2, 3. JOHN REID McCI.EI.LAN Popular and nice friendly people really rate dislikes those dull weekends seen with Boby and Howie the Marines await our Guppy after graduation. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Stage Club 4. ALLEN ROY MELLOW Never a dull moment to pilot my own plane friendly and lots of fun sports and food are tops a good wrestler well dressed college and the Marines lie in store for Al. Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Gymnastics Club 2, Record Club I, Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 4. If Q 5099 '.. .F . Q..- 4. -K 1. 'bf' q,f,r'Y 'Av if Q D GQ ' M1 :eff GERALD JOSEPH MEROLLA Quiet but nice true Dodger fan . . dislikes the Yankees his ambition is to be a pilot in the Air Force ., 'Man, dig that crazy car'.' . seen with Ed, Pete, Bill, and the boys ... the Air Force is ahead for ' Jerry. Football 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3. LOIS ELEANOR MIHLHEISER vnu' I ,Q qs pw. QF' ' U N 3' - 1:3 fm- .Af ,- 4? , 4,3-o f,, to we :GW o :A Long eyelashes and a right smile . . No homework please! wonderful soprano voice .. dislikes being away from a certain statetrooper to get married and be a housewife is 'Millie-'s ' ambition. Girls Chorus 2, 3, Opeletta 4, A Cappella Singers 3, 4, Girl's Ensemble 3. MARIA JEAN MINIACCI Big, brown eyes . . . our smallest cheerleader fun to be with lots of school spirit likes crazy parties .. Please, not another rainy football game. secretarial work is in the fu- ture for Ri . Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Chorus l, 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Tri-HiAY 2. THEODORE A. MITCHELL School tops his pet peeve list hunting and fishing are fav- orite pastimes his one ambition is to be a pilot seen with Tom, Mike, Don, and Mike after high school, its the novy for Mitch. CARMELA ANN MOCCIO Shiny brown hair wonderful singer always driving that pink and white Ford personality plus never stops yell- ing for Fair Lawn and the Dodgers a friendly Hi to every- one the crystal ball reveals a career in music for our Candy, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee 3, Triple R 4, Operetta 2, 3, library Council 2. ALICE MARIE MOHRING Come on kids, yellll' football games and long assemblies still looking for u remedy for broken cymbals seen with Bob ... a secretarial career for Al, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 3, Secretaries Club 4, Visual Aids 3, 4, Operetia 2, Crimson Tide, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Psychology Club 2. JOSEPH FRANK MQKOS Well dressed would like to pole vault 11' 4Vz seen with Derek and Dave loves to hunt and fish can't stand homework Joe will spend his future in college. Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Varsity Club 3, 4, ADELE MARIE MOLKENBUR Dig that red hair and big smile Oh! for a 1956 light blue Cadillac Eldorado Convertible can't take cabbage or clas- sical music Red's future holds work and marriage dancing, driving, Italian food, and sports are tops with her. G.A.A. l, 2, 3, Chorus 2, Dancing Club I, Tri'Hi-Y 2, 4. -i '.-r'- vw 1 r ,, l I9 'SA sr- 1-i'I 5,9 41' MARILYN ANN MULLER Blonde hair and blue eyes . . Mor' loves good times our popular class secretary ll I could only drive . thumbs dawn on hot ioddeis, talkative people, gym showers, and late lunch periods . college and the nursing profession ahead. Chorus 4, Ushers 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Future Nurses 3, Dancing Club 4, Class Otlicer 4, Student Coun- cil I, lriAHi-Y 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4. RUTH MULLER Loads of tun likes pizza a great sense ot humor cut and peppy dixieland and dancing rote after FLHS, Zelda's aim is to be a buyer. Cheerleaders 2, GAA. I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Council 2, Prom Committee 3, Dancing Club I, Tri'Hi-Y I, Sewing and Costum- ing Club 3, Junior Class Council, Senior Class Council. DORIS MAY MUSSON Big green eyes and curly hair one of our peppy cheer- leaders ... loves those crazy PJ. parties ... always talking ... Where's your school spirit? would like to own her own gum factory someday after FLHS secretarial school will claim Don Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Chorus 4, Prom Cam- mittee 3, Dancing Club I, Tri-Hi-Y 2, G.A.A. 2. .il 'af SALVATORE NAZZARETTO Dislikes homework would like to join the Air Force and study radar prefers mechanical drawing seen with Tom and Joe opening a television repair business is in the tu- ture for Sal. IRIS NEWMAN Blonde and blue-eyed ... passion for Trocy's steaks, pizza, good books, and chem thumbs down on too much makeup interest centers around Mel college and laboratory tech- f A nician work next for I, ., fii Spanish Club 4. 'It i J. JANICE JOSEPHINE NEWMAN Long red pony toil Miss Fair Lawn 1953 goes for tall, dark, handsome boys thumbs down on diets Jan aspires to be a doctor good dancer can be seen with the pep girls. Cheerleaders 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 3, 4, Crimson Crier 2, 3, 4, Crimson Tide, Footlight Players 2, 3, 4, D.D.C. 3, 4, Biology Club 4, National Honor Society 4, Senior Play. LOIS JOAN NEWMAN Rock 'n Roll is the greatest spending money also rates high keeps away from conceited people well dressed I? noted for her corduroy skirts Lo will teach after Pater- son State. . .,'s Chorus I, 2, Prom Commitee 3, Latin Club 2, Triple R 3, Crimson Tide, D.D.C. 3, 4, Student Council I, Sewing and Costuming A Wi Club 4, National Honor Society 4. ROBERT PAUL NOSSEN A Giant tan is sure to be a good lawyer Are you getting the Times or Trib? swimming and camping are favorite don't mention the Dodgers it's college for Noss. Swimming 2, French Club 2, D.D,C. 3, 4, Science Projects Club 2. '53 f 777' t Y 'ii 17 sf E' ,1 '5 fx YU 'sr- . li BEVERLY ANN ORLIKOFF Swimming and boating in the good old summer time dance ing, music, and clothes rote high it's those early morning blues and people who are late for appointments that get 'Bev can be seen driving around with the gang it's a stage career after FLHS. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, Visual Aids 2, Operetta 2, Record Club l, Psychology Club 2. PATRICIA PARMELLI Sparkling brown eyes and bubbling personality likes skat- ing, clothes, and fraternity parties Please no homework! yearns to travel seen with the girls It's secretarial work for Patti. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Girls Shop 2, Sewing and Costuming Club 4. ROBERT ARTHUR PAXTON X x ' ' A friendly Hi for everyone pizza and the green Chevy .Y rate high, but pie a la mode and stuck up girls don't to drive a foreign sports car, Dick and Bill ore his pals an engineering school will claim Bob. - ' Football I, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Varsity Club 3, 4, Prom Commit- i tee 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Class Officer I, Student Council I, Q, I National Honor Society 4. ff 1 DONALD RICHARD PEACOCK Quiet, but friendly loves chemistry and physics English C A is his pet peeve usually seen with Joe, Chuck, and Joel , after high school it's college and a degree in mechanical engi- neering for Don. l Chess Club 3, 4, Photography Club I, 2, Chemistry Club 4. I .Q s 1 I, JANET MARY PEPLOWSKI I5 We 1'--v 35 A 'fi -M Tall and nice loves izza, of course also enjoys bowling with the girls on Saturday mornings conceited people get on her nerves seen with Rodi, Dot, and Mary Ann the future is undecided for Jan, Secretaries Club 4, G,A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. EDWARD PERICO Straight from the pages of Hunting and Fishing magazine lots of fun at a party foolish girls are out wants to marry a millionaire's daughter .,, seen wearing his crazy Italian shirt loves cars and Italian food Eddie will be a suc- cessful carpenter. Prom Committee 3, ANN MARIE CHRISTINE PERKINS One of the cute cheerleaders great personality blue eyes loves dixieland music, especially that by Stan Kenton pork and sauerkraut are the greatest oh, to visit New Orleans dramatics is ahead for Perk in college G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleaders 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Prom Committee 3 4- Visual Aids 3 4- Class Oflicer I 2 3' Foot light Players 3, Student Council 2, Tri-Hi'Y I, 2, Senior Class Council ROY MICHAEL PETRISON A true blue Yankee fan .,. likes swimming and horseback riding Oh' to fly a let plane thumbs down on homework Pete is planning on college the Air Force and becoming millionaire Hi-Y 3, Boy's Chorus 2, Music Appreciation 2, Stamp Club I ,1- X, 1--. 6,2 r -1 I YT' .i , -rv' gi! ' w N 'YJ TA, V' 'A sae- 6 R' X 1 .'-'qi 33 S . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,A , I ' .f ii x ,Q .. 5, l.l.. H. . V 1 1 0 X Rim DONALD JOHN POKOTYLO How he loves to hunt and fish . dislikes a lot of homework 'Poke' can be found with Ted, Mike, and Tom . . mem- at ber al our track team , . ambition: to be a civil engineer 'Q oft to college in September for Don. c 1 Track 3, 4. te' fu JOHN ROBERT PROFITKO l Quiet and nice would like to be an engineer loves , I sports, hut con't see English a cute crew cut college 14, i Q is in the future for John can be found with the boys i from Warren Point. i Football 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, S anish Club 2, 3, Senior P Play. n THOMAS FRANCIS RANSOM Quiet and unassuming .. loves baseball hopes to be a meteorologist thumbs down on homework the futures undecided for 'Tomf' - :gh I Baseball 2, 3, 4. iv ' it .E , ,g BEVERLY JOAN RASMUSSEN Beautiful complexion a pretty blonde loves pizza, drivl ing, and paiama parties abhors DA's and getting up early Q A her secret ambition is to own o dude ranch it's off to secretarial school for Bev, l GAA. 7, 2, Sewing and Costuming Club 7, 2. HARRY JOHN REHBERG Har can be seen in the 7th period detention club dislikes school .., goes for long, long weekends ... loves those payclays intends to see the world by way of the Navy in the future. 1 ' tv Y J!!! I ROBERT REINHARDT X Tall and good looking Wow! That red hair loves Italian i food, Rock 'n Roll and more Italian food ambition is to s get an A in physics seen with the boys it's college 1 I for Red 1 Football 7, 3, Basketball 2, Track 2, Intramurals 7, 3, 4, Chorus 4 g 2, Chef's Club 7. JEROME M. RIBACK Avid Brooklyn Dodger fan fascinated by photography swell kid with a wonderful sense of humor seen with Mike, Sandy, and Harry no English for our future pharmacist Jerry, Photography Club 3, 4, Chemistry Club 4. ROBERT KENNETH RIEDEL Good looking great as Papa Aukamp . .. can be found 'd with Frank and Don tremendous appetite hopes some- day to play Rock 'n Roll on the trumpet . .. wows the girls with that convertible engineering college will welcome Bob. Track 4, Baseball 7, 2, Basketball 7, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee X 3, 4, Footlight Players 4, D.D.C. 4, Chefs Club 7: Senior Play. X A ff- 1 is g . E if k '5 g. . W ' ,A v I L at If 'VD 'u Q9-0' es N lqfc 1'-jg-'17 '31 sf--' . - f 1.' 5 , - uv' s -xi lma- .rs 'r i ,u 3 or . -gait 'Rf-nf' he i ,. 'UQ N g - Y fy ' ' . W ' '44 .8 r A 1' ' U . ,f hr y 1 , ff N t SANFORD R, ROSENBERG Watching the N. Y. Giants on T,V. appreciated History classes and the fine art of eating , . dislikes English can be seen with Jerry and Eric 'Sandy plans to be o phar- macologist. Photography Club 4, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Golf Club 2, 3, Chefs Club 2, BARRY LEONARD ROSENBLUM Easy-going and friendly checks a la Wilson Gas is expensive, Dad! seen with the boys of the K.A.T. aims to be a super salesman college and business administration for Barn Wrestling 2, 3, Track 2, Dancing Club l, Chemistry Club 3, Junior Class Council, Senior Class Council, Prom Committee 3, 4. ROGER EDWARD ROSENBLUM Con be heard saying, No, l'm the other one. Jerry is determined to become a multi-millionaire thinks music, dancing, and girls are the most college after FLHS. Prom Committee 4, Latin Club l, 2, D.C.C. 4, Psychology Club 4. WILLIAM HENRY ROSENBLUNI Say, which twin are you? Billf' features girls and dancing doesn't go for homework seen with Jerry and Sam after FLHS, he will enter college and then the business world, winding up a millionaire. Prom Committee 3, 4, French Club 3, Latin Club l, 2, Crimson Tide, D.D.C. 4, Senior Class Council. SAMUEL ROSENSTEIN Dark-haired and good looking neat dresser ,. . enioys sleep' ing and eating thumbs down on too much homework would like to become a businessman in the electronics field college is in store for Sam. Swimming 2, Production Club 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids l, 2, 3, 4, Crimson Tide. JOEL ROBERT RUBENSTEIN Quiet and friendly nice eyes fishing with the club a favorite pastime wants to be a commercial artist college is next in line for Ruby. Basketball 4, Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3, 4, Sports Discuse sion Club 2. CHARLES J. RUDNICKI Good looking has many unusual opinions track rates high well dressed sciences are his meat will be a good chemist Chuck is going to college. Track 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4, Chess Club 3, 4, Slide Rule Club 7, Chemistry Club 4, National Honor Society 4. BONNIE RUDOWITZ Crazy Keds summers at Bradley Beach Rock 'n Roll Bon Bon can be found behind the desk or working in the back room of the library .. . Its Paterson State Teachers College next. Chorus 7, Prom Committee 3, French Club 2, 3, Triple R. 3, 4, Crimson Crier 2, 3, 4, Crimson Tide, Footlight Players 3, 4, Library Council 7, 2, 3, 4. 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A - q , , ' fII,Iz 3 -1- fag. 5 fImrI,g 2 J, P'om Ccwfvrrwvs-I A+, Oyxa-'nun L - KF 'V 3 vw bgzfzf my Chng CEL' ' 'Q If 5 ce Nov ' x x --4' :II 'im fi I4 -0---' '5- 111 s Yegiy 'CET' ff iff , . ,ez 1 LEWIS MARTIN SIMONS Likes sleeping, tood and quiet girls ., known for having DESIRE while on the track team .. dislikes getting up on Monday morning seen with the boys Lew's ambi- tion is to complete college and law school. Football 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Dancing Club I, D.D.C. 4, Gymnastics Club 3, Biology Club 2, Chemistry Club 3. CAROL ANNE SINKINSON School spirit galore . . Lets go tor pizza, a familiar cry Mr. T., please fix my cymbals' college and teaching for Sink. Band 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, Prom Committee 3, 4, Latin Club I, Triple R 4, Operetta 2, 3, 4, Crimson Tide, Footlight Players 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Library Council I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Tri-HiAY 2, 3, Sewing and Costuming 2, Sophomore Class Council, A Cappella 4, Junior Red Cross 2- Senior Play. ARLENE LOUISE SOMARIVA Roots for Mickey Mantle and the Yanks loves nice clothes, pizza, and Dixieland Eddie Fisher and Jeri Southern sing the best ' Will anybody go halves on cupcakes? Sticks up tor her opinions ... R is going to Bucknell, Band 2, 3, 4, GAA. 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, Triple R, 4, Footlight Players 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Library Council 2, 3, 4, Sewing and Costunting 2, Tri Hi-Y 2, 3, Student Council 4, Senior Play, HELEN SPENCER Let's have a party likes Bermuda shorts, Dixieland, and blond crewcuts college weekends and summers at the shore atter FLHS a New England college will welcome Helen, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Color Guard 2, 3, Chorus I, Prom Com- mittee 3, French Club 4, Crimson Crier 2, 3, 4, Crimson Tide, Footlight Players 3, Library Council I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Science Projects 2, Journalism Club 2, Music Apprecia- tion 3, G.A.A. 2, 3. RAYMOND C. SPERBER Blond and friendly likes those school dances ardent supporter of charcoal and pink Gee, I never thought I'd grow! ,.. counseling at Camp Carlson is a summer pastime ... Ray will pilot helicopters in the U, S. Navy. Band 2, 3, 4, Visual Aids I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, Photog- raphy Club I. JO ANN SPERLING Busy as a beaver .,. one ot Fair Lawn's Mayors for a Day .. . Let's go ice skating! our Hyway Theater cashier at- tractive and neat always trying to overcome that weakness for food ... it's ott to college tor Jo. Chorus I, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, G.A.A, I, 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, 4, German Club 3, Latin Club 3, Crimson Crier 3, 4, Library Council I, 2, 3, Student Council I, 2, 3, National Honor Society 4. PAULA MIRIAM SPIEGLER Mmmmmm, that naturally blonde hair ... always laughing ... The Bruce's chief assistant likes dancing, spare ribs, and Columbia University those weak ankles Syracuse is ahead for Spieg. Chorus 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Crimson Crier 2, 3, 4, Crimson Tide, Footlight Players 2, 3, 4, D.D.C. 2, 3, 4, Triple R, 3. MICHAEL A. SPIVAK Mike hopes to own an Oldsmobile convertible likes dixie- land and The Bruce Speevies doesn't feature work of any sort . .. should be an asset to whatever college he attends. Swimming 2, Chorus 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, Visual Aids 2, Chess Club 3, Operetta 2, Chemistry Club 3. US as 'ln BZ- -. a , it 776' . gp , ff ,LCUE 975' z.' X, ff . I' 'A -, ,fa -C -' ill'- if -f -fe, ' 4? 'tTr.Qfig hir.: I I is Y' Gia GEORGE STEPHANS Dig that great physics ability ,. doesnt go for chocolate 3 covered pizza . seen with Dick and Al Steve' likes the X Air Force and will eventually become a commercial pilot. Football 3, Baseball 2, Chorus 2. MARILYN RAE SURESKY Friendly smile for everyone . nix to homework and kicls who cont take a ioke south of the border rhythms, iazz and sports top her list , would like to marry a millionaire college and being a home ec teacher is Mai s choice French Club 2, 3. 45 Chorus lg Dancing Club lg D.D.C 4- Li' brary Council I, 3, Sewing and Costuming Club 4, Music Apr preciation 2, A Cappella 4, Triple R 3, Prom Committee 3, Crimson Tide, G.A.A. 3. ARTHUR TEITELBAUM Tall and blond .. so much fun at any time give him any kind of food and his Chevy big tease mention Ruthie and he's gone college and a career in radio announcing are next for ' Turtle, W Basketball l, Prom Committee. HAROLD W. TITUS Likes lots of fun never worries ls it time to get up already? likes fishing, baseball, and girls college is in sight for Hal, Football 2, Track 4, Baseball 2, 3,, Pram Committee 3, Dancing Club 2, Operetta 4, Chefs Club 2, 3, Hunting and Fishing Club 2, 3, Boys Chorus 4. JOHN J. TRACY Seen with the Tromplette at football games our Veep sure did a great job loves to bowl wears his dink 24 hours o day ... Johnny's ambition is to go to the Air Force Academy. Wrestling 2, 3 4, Track 3, 4, lntramurals I, Varsity Club 4, Band 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Operetta 3, Class Officer 4, Footlight Players 3, 4, Chefs Club 2, Hunting and Fishing Club 4, Railroad Club T, National Honor Society 4. ELIZABETH JANE TRAYLOR Must I get up? yearns to be an actress ... dig that walk! ., P. J. parties are tops Chess and dancing rate high secretarial work is predicted Betsy can be found with Bev andthe girls. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Ushers 4, Footlight Players 2, Sewing and Costuming Club 2, 3, 4. FREDERICK RICHARD TSCHEULIN Sports, especially hunting, are this guy's favorites can't stand girls who scream when they laugh always on the go with the guys from lrv's It's Fairleigh Dickenson College next for Choalin. Track 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Hunting and Fishing Club I, X 2, 3. CHARLES MICHAEL TURCO President of the Warren Point A.C. loves sports, parties, and having fun Why can't I get along with teachers? longs to be able to say the right thing in trig ,. . college is seen in the future for Chuck.'l Football I, Basketball I, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, Prom Committee 3 Operetta 3, Chefs Club 2. L.- x--- X A C - gag tlllyl ,. tl fs? ,,, x . . 4 4.9, t X i 5 ,415 c-.47 9 Gi JOOST A. VAN DYK A What did you trap today? , . Oost Dyk dislikes school and , i3 Q teachers . . goes around with Ed, Jerry, Lum, and Mellonhead l' . wants t be ci government hunter after the Navy. 3 ,y X Wrestling 2, 3, 4. as li EDWIN DEREK VAN RIPER Really travels around the track shy and quiet Dau would love to drive a steam engine prefers long summers ' , and frog's legs a cute grin college and a career in I N X I engineering are in the future. I 'X -l lrack 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. f ,, L Vi if 'U' CC ,pv- x4 Dex 3 DAVID JAY VAN TOSH One of our most versatile seniors .. known for his musician- ship and The Knights hopes to run the quarter mile in 49 flat curly hair ci good college of music will want Dave Track 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, Latin Club l. ALAN GEORGE VAN VALKENBURGH 6'4 big man in baseball and basketball would like to abolish term papers loves food, especially steak and french tries never a dull moment with Hahny, Big good , and the boys from Warren Point lt's college for Droops. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 3, 4. THOMAS JOHN VENSKUS A future game warden girls rate, but nix on paachers hunting and fishing for this boy seen with Dick, Pete, and the boys college awaits Vence after FLHS. Football 2, Basketball 1, Spanish Club 2, Chefs Club 2, Hunting and Fishing 3, 4, Boys' Glee Club. SONDRA BEVERLY VUOLO Happy go lucky everybody's friend wow, what a hair- cut! a noted tenor ... art and gym rate high What, no trip today? would like to own a car Sandy is going to college. Band l, A Cappella 3, 4, Latin Club 2, G.A.A. Council 3, Library Council 2, 3, 4, D.D.C. 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 4. CAROLE ADELE WEBER Mr. T's Girl Friday ... always busy ... friendly plus ... Don't mess up your band music! thumbs down on homework and deadheods Bachelor of Science in nursing is Carole's ambition. Band l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Prom Committee 3, 4, Future Nurses 4, Operetta 3, Crimson Tide, Library Council 3, 4, Student Council 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Sewing and Costuming 2, Chorus 7, Na- tional Honor Society. MARGARET ELAINE WEINTZ Our snappy drum maiorette always smiling TF's first place medal was tops Don't ever call her Barbara! nursing school will welcome Peggy. Majorettes 2, 3, 4, Chorus 7 ,2, 3, 4, G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Council 2, 4, Prom Committee 3, 4, Dancing Club l, Class Ot- ficer l, Class Council 2, 3, Student Council l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Crimson Crier 3. CQ Fi ff? QL.. .ty fx x ' Q ,I JOHN TUCKER WENTWORTH Diplomatic and business like friendly and nice to know ., Q 1 skiing rates very high , . those plaid shirts ., Dartmouth bookcovers . . likes being a senior Dartmouth College for Tucky. nnis 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Crimson Tide, D.D,C, 4, Senior Class Council, Boys Octet 3. THOMAS WILLIAM WILSON Popular and aggressive end dislikes suedes pizza and football are the greatest good looking the future will find our Bill at college or in the Navy. Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Gymnastics Club 2, 3, 4. RAYMOND S. WOLF Professor enioys reading hot rod magazines chewing gum in Mr. Hoch's class aspires to be graduated from FLHS violent dislike toward homework Ray would like to attend college after graduation. f 'N Football I, Chets' Club I. Qnvs 31 41 DANIELLE LUCILLE WOLFE Let's go to the dance at Eastside Friday night. ... likes going with the Crashers Mrs. Ruby's classes noted tor her French accent ... dislikes hot rods ... would like to be a secre- tory or a buyer ,., Danny. Chorus I, 2, G.A.A. Council 2, Business Service Club 4, THOMAS GEORGE WOOD Parties and good times rate loves Italian tod likes tools and hopes to design them someday dislikes those oral re- ports ... Woody. 9 4 EX-1 'lf' rf e--0 i 5. 2 .l,.f JUDITH ANN WOODS Quiet and likeable can be found cheering our team on A thumbs down on D.A. haircuts and conceited people pizza 3' and dancing rate high . .. college is next tor Judy. l Chorus 4, Secretaries Club 4, Future Nurses 4, Crimson Tide, ? Footlight Players 2, G.A.A. 3, 4. 1' ' cARoLYN wonsmz N Conceited boys don't rate with this gal cute and perky to get an A in American History is Carol's ambition , .. those walnut sundaes likes talking and boys Barbizon School of Modeling is tor her. Q' R Prom Committee 3, Dancing Club 7, 4. . , LINDA ELIZABETH YOUNG -A-. Favorite singers: Jeri Southern and Harry Belafonte goes in for Rock 'n Roll and pizza hopes to be a doctor aims kg to set a world record in swimming summers at the shore S and the Charleston rate Perry Como records Syracuse for Lin. Prom Committee 3, 4, Crimson Tide, National Honor Society 3, 4, Chemistry Club 3, Senior Class Council, Senior Play, I 4 gtk wQ-- JF 6. qv 5 .I 'T C S 1 S Of' lvl PETER KENNETH ZAWISHA Outdoor type ,., hot rods and the great outdoors ore best ,.. ' nix on school and English movies to rncrry o rich blonde , wus Q and retire the future is undecided for our Zeter. IV' i, Football l, 25 Chefs Club 2g Hunting and Fishing Club 3, 4. l . 4, Q-mo-' 1 -wr' x 1' ' Y. I X HAROLD LANE ziMMeRMAN Loves attending N. Y. plays always talking hopes to be c television-radio announcer can be seen with Milne and N Harry . .. off for more schooling ... Harold, l Spanish Club 2: Chefs Club 2g Stage Club 2. Y s . RUTH ALICE ZIZAK Fair Lawn's sun tanned returnee goes mad over crazy music at the Central, crew-cuts, and those week-ends ct the shore dead parties are on the hlock list to take a slow boat to New Orleans that crazy female gang it's off to l.B.M. school for our Sophie G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Council 3, Majorettes 2, 3, Library Council l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Sewing and Costuming Club 2. Gi lb- F il- 1 ,X ow if l. '3.,'5'f ff? 2 ' .1 .. '- 1- g . , .' .Fm 'A 2 ' . Nicest Eyes 7' Biases' iam Class Sophisiicafes Besr All Arc . Ufld -v Jo, - 5 Af M' Ala' PAIN Mos! School Spirit l Cl . ass Polnicions I Sel- Best Personality Clogs ClOWn5 7, Ujiulti 'Mp' -v' Pnde of the Faculty .a--ul Dressed W' s 'I' 'F-U8 Mos! likely to Succee Be sf Dancers Cufesy Couple if Best Mixers Nlcesi Smde Despanr of the Focully 1 S X 72, if is if lggi J U 1 X A NJ swxx e V1 lv . 'I . -s ..A. .1.h:gg, .VA - --1 .Nw Ay.. .mir HSC'- vi ' 47 Ach ' f sv' . , N ....n2'-- . ,-, .b -Hu., Ju- ' i CLASS VVILL JOHN ABATE bequeaths hrs chance seat rn Mr Cash s class to George Naugle BARBARA ALLEN wrlls her cheerleadrng unrform to next years captarn wrth hopes that the grrd season wrll be dryer LENNY ALTAMURA leaves hrs shotputs sprders and nrghtcap to any sophomore who gets locker 6 JOAN ARIESSOHN leaves the Spanrsh class and Mrss Maluganu to a lucky Spanrsh student GINGER ARMENTO leaves locker 53 full of Mr Wrlsons newspapers to some unsuspectrng sophomore DEBBIE AUERBACH leaves her knowledge of languages to anyone who can use rt SHIRLEY AUSTERWEIL bequeaths her typewnter to her srster Carol ANGELA BAINES leaves one parr of rrpped gym trghts complete wrth safety puns to Joan Lacher DOUG BALL leaves hrs Productron Club keys to Ron Grerrsch BRUCE BARKALOW wrlls hrs senror notebook autographed by the football players to next year s sophomore class DOREEN BERGHAHN leaves her lead foot n Drrver Trarnrng to some deservrng rumor KENNY BERKOWITZ wrlls three years of French to anyone foolrsh enough to take them BARRY BERMAN leaves hrs krckrng toe to Tom Elrezer DICK BERNSTEIN leaves hrs old drseased French horn mouthprece to the next taoter who comes along BETTY BIRCHMAN leaves the teachers to some one smart enough to handle them DORIS BOCCHINO leaves her troubles to next year's Art Staff edrtor AL BOKMA leaves the trtle of BPIL to some up and comrng sophomore TONY BOLT leaves hrs mot burns to next year s wrestlrng team MARLENE BOLTON bequeaths to Andy Bruno the prrvrlege of havrng room ll8 to hrmself after four o clock cafeterra for someone who can frt BARBARA BOUDREAU leaves tryrng to fund out how Mrss Maluganr gat the strength to throw her rn the wastepaper basket DEBBIE BRAVERMAN bequeaths her obrlrty to rurn typewrrters to her srster Hrlda ALAN BRECHMAN leaves hrs chronrc colds to any rncomrng sophomore onthe basketball team BOB BREITENFELD leaves prom decoratron prob lems to anyone wrth a large supply of asprrrns JUDY BRIGLIADORO bequeaths her trred out malarettes to anyone who wants them ELAINE BRININGER leaves hoprng that she wont be the last grrl Student Councrl presrdent DICK BRINK leaves the cafeterra food to anyone rmmune to rndrgestron BOBBY BROWN leaves all hrs old grrl frrends ta the lunror boys FRANK BRUNO leaves the frrst seat rn hrstory class to whoever wants rt EDDIE BUCHER wrlls hrs drrty gym clothes to any one who can catch them TEDDY BULWIN leaves to the next senror class treasurer the pleasure of countrng so much money BOB BURROWS leaves hrs way of gettrng Mrss Greenawalt angry to Ron Grerrsch JUDY CAMPBELL bequeaths her color guard boats strll soggy from the ram to next year s captarn CAROL CANOVA leaves her blonde harr to Lynn Decker DICK CARR rust leaves JAY CARR wrlls hrs baseball shoes to Mr Sasso FRANK CASSANO leaves Mr Bennetts worrres for the next poor dumb guard who comes along SUE CASSEL and her foundlrngs leave Mr T and the band wrth regret TOM CHASOLEN bequeaths Mr Cashrolrs pad dle to some unlucky senror next year MIKE CHIODO wrlls a rob on the Crrmson Trde Art Staff to anyone who can get rt CATHERINE CIRILLO leaves her place rn front of the mrrror rn any roam to Harlene Sloan BARBARA CNUDDE leaves her hall locker God bless rt MARTY COHEN wrlls hrs elbow pads to Ray Rerchert HERB COHN leaves hoprng to become Sue Cas sel s employer rn ten years GAIL COHOON wrlls her knrttrng rn classes to some ambrtrous grrl ALAN COOPER leaves hrs gun and detentrons ta Mr Hoch MARJORIE COOPER wrlls her thrrd lunches to some lucky senror un the Class of 57 JIM CORLEY leaves through the exrt MACKY CORVO leaves gladly EDWENA CRAWFORD leaves hoprng the Dodgers wrll wan another World Serres soon NANCY DAIL bequeaths her crazy rdeas to any one who rs wrllrng to use them FRANK DALTO leaves has mot burns to whoever wants them DOLORES DOMBROWSKI wrlls her broken locker to the underprrvrleged sophomore who In herrts rt JIMMY DORANDO leaves the STOP srgn at the end of the exrt for future FLHS drrvers RUTH DORNHEIM leaves the prano rn orchestra to anyone who can frt rt rnto has schedule HELEN DUFFY leaves craft class to Carol Semenza SHEILA DUNAYER bequeaths her nrckname of Morgan to anyone who wants rt ESTA EDELSTEIN wrlls Bookkeeptng II to any other frustrated busrness students CONNIE EKLUND leaves Krtchen I rn care of AlrceG ELAINE ELDREDGE leaves her chewed up gum to Carol Smrth for use rn Mr OLearys class ELAINE ESTERMAN wrlls the Rock n Roll sessrons tumor RONNIE FEGEN leaves the football toe to Tom Elrezer PAUL FINKEI. leaves hrs dunk to Make Summers to wear rn Mr Wrlsons hrstory class MARGARET FLAVELL wrlls locker 22 to rts rrghtful owner after sax long years CONRAD FORYS leaves hrs barrtone horn to whoever wants rt MARTY FRANZ leaves hrs glasses GILDA FROHWIRTH wrlls her wonderful mem orres of Mrckeys senror class party to some fortunate lunror LOUISE GARRABRANT leaves her wornout baton to Lrnda Yglesras JOHN GIANATTASIO leaves all of hrs favorrte Bruce storres to Greg Lawrence RON GILLIAM bequeaths hrs seat rn Mr O Leary s hrstory class to Bob Gras MARY ANN GLASSTETTER leaves her senror beanre to Joyce Savage for next year TOM GLEASON wrlls one leopard skrn bow tre to anyone brave enough to wear rt JOEL GOLD wrlls o parr of vocal cords to Bob Schectman for use rn Mr Wrlsons hrstory class PHYLLIS GOLD wrlls her absentees to any lunror BARBARA GOLDBERG bequeaths her crown to next year s carnrval queen BERNIE GOLDSTEIN leaves rf ever needed a prayer to the Drrver Trarnrng teachers CORA GOLDSTEIN wrlls a prle of old rnemorres to anyone who can remember them MIKE GOLQTEIN leaves Dr Kamrns Spanrsh ll class wrth a new name Moykle Gold schmrttll ART GOODMAN leaves hrs trrceps to Mrke Roth and hrs brceps to Phrl Grabow U GORDON leaves Harrretts I Q and Bar baras actrvrtres to her srster Marcra r - 5 ' , PROVIDENCE BONSANTO: wills her chair ill the in Mr, Singefk algebra class to some lucky : . 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D - CLASS VVILL ALLAN GOSHEN leaves hrs orl can frlled wrth wrntergreen to next years track manager BOB GRAVATT leaves the tront seat rn Mr O Leary s hrstory class to Brll Davres JOEL GROSS leaves one used seat rn Englrsh class to some unsuspectrng unfortunate rncomrng senror CHUCK GUILLERMAIN leaves hrs hole rn the rce to future Huntrng and Frshrng Club mem bers HARRY GURKE bequeaths hrs salesmanshrp of magazrrre subscrrptrons to future senrors NANCI GUSTENHOVEN leaves trrst perrod gym class to any person who wants rt DOROTHY HACKNEY wrlls a permanently soggy gym towel to anyone who forgets to brrng one TOMMY HAHN leaves a harrcut at Hollywood Joes CHESTER HAITSMA leaves trrg to some unlucky Iunror JIMMY HALL lust leaves JACK HAMILTON leaves the wrndows wrde open rn room IIB MERLE HAMILTON wrlls the crowded hall to the senrors of 57 CAROLYN HANSON leaves her yellow slscker to one of next years cheerleaders hoprng the football weather wrll be good STEVE HARBULA leaves Mr Cashs paddle to some poor lunror next year DOT HARRIS bequeaths her parkrng space and a Irttle gravel rn the parkrng lot to Arlene Harrrs JIMMY HARRISON wrlls hrs football shoes to Donnuts and hrs track shoes and wrnter green supply to AI Harrrs SOLVEIG HAUAN leaves a Irttle more knowl edge about Norway and not too bad an oprnron about Narwegrans KIM HAYNES leaves Doc Komrns wrth another year of Harvey ED HENNING bequeaths hrs prolects tn metal shop to anyone who wants them BEVERLY HIGBIE leaves her locker to anyone who can keep at clean MARJORIE HILL leaves her posntron as the only grrl rn her mechanrcal drawrng class for three years to any grrl who wants rt SUE HILLMAN leaves strll a substrtute on the bass drum CAROL HOEFER wrlls seven of the best malorettes to next year s captarn BARBARA HOLMBERG leaves hoprng that Mrs Srnkrnson rs prepared wrth a full supply of drtto sheets for next years Student Councrl secretary MEL HOLTZMAN wrlls hrs old newspapers for next year s hrstory classes BL HOPKINS leaves some old book reports to hrs brother Bob JANET HOUTERLOOT leaves her seat rn hrstory class to some unlucky rumor or senror JUDY HUFF leaves her prerced earrrngs to any one who can wear them BOBBY HUIZINGA wrlls hrs space rn the parkrng lot to Dtxre Jeynes HELENE IACONO leaves a parr of holey sneak ers and a moldy gym towel to any deserv mg lunror PAUL IANNICELLI leaves wrth Ruta BOB INGOLDBY bequeaths two slrghtly used Hollywood mufflers to Jack Marron SHELLY ISRAEL leaves for her apartment rn Greenwrch Vallage ALLAN JACOBSON wrlls the thnrd seat rn me chanrcal drawrng to Pete Zrzack MONA JOHNSON leaves Mr Cash and hrs gurdance wrth deep regrets SHARON JOHNSON bequeaths her long harr and shampoo to Terry McDermott JOHN KAMPHOUSE leaves the crazy mrxed up tables rn the back of hrs trrgonometry book to some worthy lunror DICK KARR leaves the confusron over the K rn Karr wrth the C rn Carr SHIRLEY KATZ leaves wrth the rest Iookrng tar ward to what lres ahead PETE KELLS bequeaths hrs apporntments at Doc Gurneys to some worthy member of the football squad ED KIMMEL leaves for the hrlls ERIC KIRSTEIN leaves hrs crew cut to Fred Becker GEORGE KLEIN wrlls French Il to Joe Raffranr JOE KLEIN leaves hrs rob nn the Productran Club to anyone tool enough to take It DIANNE KLEPPER leaves rn her coral Oldsmobrle LENNY KNAPP leaves hoprng to be one of the better and happrer drrvers from Mr Krause s Moth I2 class ERIC KRANKE leaves hrs sophomore Chrrstmas present SHARON KRIEGER wrlls to the calorre conscrous one dret book HARRIET KRUYFF leaves her broken locker to a ranrtor MIKE LAMPARILLO leaves the second seat an the row rn math I I5 to Duane Hurzrnga DON LANDZETTEL leaves strll tryrng to uncharn the melody TED LESSER wrlls hrs many nrcknomes grven to hrm by other senrors to all underclassmen who want them GRETA LEVETT leaves many broken Irmbs to hockey lovers BARRY LEVINE leaves your assrgnment for to morrow to Mr OLearys hrstory students FRAN LEVINE leaves Marrlyn Levrne to st second perrad lunch PHYLLIS LEVINE bequeaths the Crrmson Crrer to a hardy lunror who doesnt need any sleep ELAINE LOMONACO leaves her drrty sneakers DEANNA LONGEUVILLE leaves only to become o frosh agarn ART LOOMIS leaves a year s supply of wrldroot cream orl to Mr Sregrrst HELGA LUEDKE wrlls her cream cheese peanut butter and prckle sandwrches to Joan NORMA MACARO leaves her appetrte to Prrs crlla Schurrch ANN MAC LELLAN leaves her forgetfulness to anyone who can remember rt RITA MAINARDI leaves wrth Paul MADELINE MAJEWSKI leaves her trtle of Mrss Arnold Constable to next years wrnner JUDY MANFRA wrlls her abllrty to say the rrght thrng at the wrong trme to some unfortunate lunlor HARRIET MANIOS leaves Drxne Jeynes her seat rn Grrls chorus ROSE MANN leaves her gym trghts to Connre Zwtrek JOE MANTENERI leaves hrs locker for the last trme CAROL MANZ bequeaths her seat rn Mr Cashrolr s class to some brave rumor JEAN MARTORANA leaves her frrstard krt to some unfortunate grrl who plays hockey JOHN McCLELLAN leaves frnally ALLEN MELLOW leaves hrs mat burns to Dopey and Stuprd GERRY MEROLLA wrll has I934 Dodge to anyone who wants rt LOIS MIHLHEISER wrlls her drrty gym sunt to some other poor soul MARIA MINIACCI leaves one parr of slrghtly used red and gray shoelaces to next year s varsrty cheerleaders TED MITCHELL bequeaths one parr ot recapped gym sneakers to anyone who wants them CANDY MOCCIO bequeaths her clarrnet from the band to Queenre Marcalus ALICE MOHRING leaves her broken cymbals to Mr T for repatrs JOE MOKOS leaves the pole vault to Arnre Eglr ADELE MOLKENBUR leaves Mr Cashrolrs Eng lush class wrth deep sorrow and regret MARILYN MULLER wrlls her mathematrcol brarn to anyone who can clear the fog : I I . . 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I . . 5 ' . . . ., , - rr u ' ' ' ll ll' ' CLASS VVILL RUTH MULLER leaves her messy locker to some bewrldered soph DORIS MUSSON leaves wrshrng next year s Varsrty cheerleaders the best of luck A NAZZARETTO wrlls hrs busted locker wrth the easy combrnatron to the next lucky sophomore IRIS NEWMAN bequeaths to Ina Nochrmson all her unused absentee notes JANICE NEWMAN wrlls her horses tarl to any one rorsrng o pony LOIS NEWMAN leaves her rob as a salesman ol newspapers to her srster Sondra BOB NOSSEN bequeaths hrs desk rn Dr Kamrns room to anyone rnterested BEVERLY ORLIKOFF leaves her bubble gum on the srde of her desk rn Mr Cash s room to the next senror who gets her seat PAT PARMELLI leaves the parkrng lot 90 mrles per hour BOB PAXTON leaves hrs good luck to another who trres to keep an old car runnrng DON PEACOCK leaves George Naugle two note books full ol algebra notes JANET PEPLOWSKI bequeaths her locker to any one who can open rt EDDIE PERICO leaves hrs old gym clothes rn hrs gym locker ANN PERKINS leaves arts and crafts class to next year s crowd ot grrls ROY PETRISON leaves before they change therr mrnds DON POKOTYLO wrlls a bottle of Arr Wrck to the boys locker room JOHN PROFITKO leaves a lump of coal to Mr Wrlson TOM RANSOM wrlls hrs brarns to hrs srster Arlene for use rn school BEVERLY RASMUSSEN wrlls her parlung space to some hot rod rumor HARRY REHBERG leaves hrs late slrps to Ed Allen BOBBY REINHARDT leaves hrs chewrng gum to Mr Hoch JERRY RIBACK wrlls to whoever wants rt one slrghtly used locker No 24 BOB RIEDEL leaves for one all the way at Pal s SANDY ROSENBERG leaves the delrghtful odors that wonder from the chemrstry lab to Mr Hoch BARRY ROSENBLUM leaves hrs seat rn physrcs to lrwrn Schwartz ROGER ROSENBLUM leaves twrn brother mrx ups to some up and comrng set of twrns BILL ROSENBLUM wrlls Mr Wrlsons great drs cussrons to some lucky rumor SAM ROSENSTEIN leaves hrs great physrcs brarn to Jack Taub JOEL RUBENSTEIN bequeaths hrs frshrng rod to Jerry Delreu CHUCK RUDNICKI leaves o soggy hrgh rump put to Barry Fradkrn BONNIE RUDOWITZ leaves her crazy keds to Wrlma Cooper JEANNE RYERSON leaves her real crazy partres to Lucrlle and Annbeth TOM SAUNDERS wrlls French ll to hrs brother Rrchard DORIS SAUTER leaves the band flag to someone strong enough to carry rt STU SCHECKNER bequeaths hrs locker to an ambrtrous sophomore JANICE SCHOEN leaves her steno I translatrons to any needy runror BOYD SCHROEDER leaves the honor and head aches of the band presrdency to hrs suc cessor HENRY SCHROEDER leaves all hrs good wrshes to next year s class CANDY SCHULER leaves her wonderful trme rn hugh school to her srster Susan GEORGE SCHULMAN bequeaths the trtle ot The Bruce to o deservrng underclassman ELLIE SCIALO leaves Mr Pratts craft class wrth a carved hand MICKEY SCOLNICK leaves her senror class party to some unfortunate runror DAVE SEARCY leaves strll somewhat confused BILL SEIDLER leaves strll wonderrng what he should leave CAROL SIGORDSON wrlls her daydreamrng class to Barbara Cuouo SANDRA SILBERMAN leaves someone wrth Mr Church s gum chewrng BOB SILVER leaves hrs :harr rn boys glee club to anyone who can frll rt LEW SIMONS leaves the hurdles to anyone wrth DESIRE CAROL SINKINSON leaves her much fought for place rn the cat to her brother who wrll be a sophomore ARLENE SOMARIVA leaves Mr OLeary a mag nrtyrng glass to look at dates on current CVCITES HELEN SPENCER leaves a prcture of Presrdent Ersenhower to Mr Wrlson RAY SPERBER leaves Mr Wrlson s radro reports to some unsuspectrng lunror JO ANN SPERLING leaves her record at srx years perfect attendance rn the otfrce frle PAULA SPIEGLER leaves the best days ot her lrte and The Bruce behrnd wrth regrets MIKE SPIVAK leaves hrs quret ways to Mrke Summers GEORGE STEPHANS leaves another bottle of Arr Wrck for the boys locker room MARILYN SURESKY leaves her posrtron as one of only three grrls rn her Englrsh and the Arts class to some lucky grrl rn the class of 57 ART TEITELBAUM leaves hrs checks rn Mr Wrl sons class to some lucky senror HAROLD TITUS bequeaths hrs math exploratrons to Brll Davts JOHN TRACY leaves Sam Catchum to frnd a new partner rn FLHS BETSY TRAYLOR leaves one ancrent gym surt standrng by rtself to Bette Boas FRED TSCHEULIN wrlls hrs notes to Charles Tschrnkel CHUCK TURCO wrlls the presrdency of the War ren Pornt A C to Ted Posch JOOST VAN DYK bequeaths hrs cut slrps to Bob Heaney DEREK VAN RIPER leaves hrs srngrng and yodel rng tn the locker room to Al Harrrs DAVE VAN TOSH leaves hrs car to anyone who can take good care of rt ALAN VAN VALKENBURGH wrlls hrs baseball sanrtary sox to anyone who wants them TOM VENSKUS leaves the boys glee club to struggle along wrthout hrm SONDRA VUOLO bequeaths the radro rn the back room of the lrbrary to any future Lrberace fans CAROLE WEBER wrlls Mr Ts musrc frles to her successor PEGGY WEINTZ leaves all the fun she had wrth the FLHS band to Nancy Lode Marre Johan sen or any other lucky rumor TUCKY WENTWORTH leaves hrs labor manage ment problems to Mr Wrlsons unron BILL WILSON leaves hrs songs to any rumor on the football team who can srng them RAY WOLF leaves hrs marked up books for some rumor wrth a good eraser DANNY WOLFE bequeaths to the senrors of 57 the Crasher Club TOM WOOD leaves Mr Wrleon a recardrng of Srxteen Tons and a gold plated puck and shovel JUDY WOODS leaves wrth the hope that next years senrors wrll do as good a rob wrth magazrne compargn as the senrors of 56 CAROLE WORSTER leaves her drrty old used gym surt to her srster Drnah Worster who wrll be an unlucky sophomore next year LINDA YOUNG leaves Grna Prel to Joanne and Lrane and a wrlted bouquet to all of the future rumor marshals PETE ZAWISHA wrlls hrs tall frshrng storres to Bob Grubb and hrs presrdency of the Hunt rng and Frshrng Club to Brll Smrth HAROLD ZIMMERMAN leaves strll wonderrng how he rnade the grade RUTH ZIZAK bequeaths her long drrves to any one who wants to take them 1 1 rn - - - r r . . , . . . . , rr 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I r I - 1, . . . . . rr . . . . , - Senior Play X I 4 SENIOR CLASS PLAY Competition at the tryous . . . Miss Greenawalt lists the cast . . . re- hearsals, and more rehearsals . . . the snakes are loosel . . . can any- body play the xylophone? . . . lots of fun for amateur actors . . . nervousness on opening night . . . FLHS found that You Can't Take It With You. UZVDER GRAD UA TES -f, I X, 5, X SECTION 1 1-2 MR. CARLOMAGNO Y' SECTION 11-1 MRS. BROCKMAN In wut' C sfmg xi' SECTION 1 1-3 MISS GRUPPO SECTION 11-4 MR. FILIPPONE :if , 1 I , If . if F .' f ll W'-. SECTION 1 1-6 MR. ANGELES I-'A .C,, v egg X. l,.1S 5 ses f lil' V' 77 SECTION 11-7 MR. LEPAITRE SECTION 1 1-8 MR. O'LEARY 9 .Mimi . SECTION 1 1-9 MR. CANN SECTION 10-1 MISS MISSING I! I if I QA A , fx .5 I Q,t2 f2g D.. A I tg 's :pf-,,',fi:F': -- I U: ,cg .,,pL . 4' f I I J SECTION 10-2 MR. GARISS SECTION 10-3 MR. LEACH FI m5952500 5 SECTION 'I0-5 MRS. GREEN L43 ibm , I' I sis' 3451 '3- -1 . 1 CO hi H o, 'E 'T it SECTION 10-4 MR. 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V, W' ' I 4 ,,i'Q:'.'.,4'5,f 7 M 'WW Abd. .QQ Saturday , September 24 . . 7-12 Saturday, Saturday Saturday , October 15 .... 37-7 Friday, O Saturday, November 5 . . .46-7 Saturday, November 'I2 . .14-6 Thursday, November 25 . .19-7 Y. , 4 ' - HQ X .'v . .. , , .- . , Q Teaneck Hawthorne Central Pascack Valley Ramsey St. Benedicts Bogota Ridgewood v I, -A VARSITY BASKETBALL Captain Doops breaks individual school scoring record in Bogota game. . . fast start-slow finish ...best game of season against Bogota . . . four returning lettermen to carry on . . . last minute thriller over Passaic Valley. . .fine coaching by Seigrist . . . hats off to a great team. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The junior courtmen ...watch those fouls . .. afternoon sessions with Mr. Krause in the gym ...somedcy, they hope to make the Varsity squad. WRESTLING Mr. Bennett's grunt 'n groaners . . .one of our winningest teams . . . mat burns .... continuous battle to meet weight. . . missed the district championship by a hair . . . prayers at the state championships . . . Captain Ray Reichert leading the crew . . . worked hard for an undefeated season. TRACK Those cold spring practices. . . How many laps today, Mr. Greenhut? . . .more broken hurdles ...Captains Van Riper and Mokos leading the team . . . new indoor track schedule. . . Goshin, C1-fb where's the wintergreen? . . .trip to the Millrose Games . . . spirnting through the halls . . . ,QL L4 ,fWatch out, you'll be run over! ...trying to X? L,-67 emulate Dave Sime . . . another fine season for Wag Fair Lawn's track men. 'PATRIND Nt -D PAIRIP - -'K' 1 A n t . t VARSITY BASEBALL Experienced lettermen return . . . badly in need of another Liedel or Goin . . .watch out for Bo- gota and Ridgewood . . . big things expected of Gierisch . . . How about some good weather? . . . another good season for Sasso's diamond cutters. .. ' ' , ...s ' . ,. , .,. . 5 , . . 3 ., JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Sunburns proof of after-school practice . . . curves, fast ones, and changes of pace . . .two strikes-one to go. . .watch these boys for future varsity moteriol. T' 'TF-f.1 Q IL -'A A - . gi 4,5 X X -gk, N .Q A, . , -. . '-. - 'Hg 1-1. N OQATRUVDE 0 '1 'Ill ::--322: I:-.Ulla U-:..l - lqB'llg. -'.llq-I ll-'Ulu l 'UIQ' 3231 .lg..lq :.:lq W : ll. :Ugg- 1? E83 N:-il w,-'I I+.. .Sgt I lg. lg :K E 'N W0 x 'L Q. . 'lex -si , 1' ftp. .V ' ff- In. ' . , t B ' ' .4 ,H 'Q . -5 '- J 'IKE' 'A .., .1 ' ' -as if ., I 'GX I i la C Q' ' ' ' if I . 1 I A I v 2: 2 ' n i ' Q, . Q -:K ', .ga . , I ng- Q' . I I Q. , I TENNIS Keep 'em fast and low . . .watch that backhand . . . sore muscles and sunburn common ailments ...Captain Bruce Barkalow and Coach Gurney make a winning combination. 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S 1 O ' .V , O '11, I , jo by ,7f '-, , -5-sg, f M . o I Us X .VO .x V F .--ei' g ti' 0 H n 0 3 1 o W . 1 o ' if Q - ' - 3 I . xg' .-3-' an' .. ,ms ' . . 2. -. ..+ g Q f if S s I ' ' F A A Y 'wwf AIR 5 K, E I I ,,,, I 17 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Our good looking vivacious pep girls the chrysanthe mum sale was a big success participated in a cheer ing clinic Barbara Allen captain and Carolyn Han son secretary led the squad our terrific sports season was helped along by the cheering of these girls deserve a vote of thanks for their hard work. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Penny Smith an able captain . . . high hopes of making the varsity . . . late fall tryout . . . prac- tice every day after school . . . Fair Lawn Fair Lawn rah rah rah! . . . eight cute sophomores . . . lots of pep energy and enthusiasm for our school. T l TENTH GRADE CHORUS Lots of fun and enjoyment for the sophomores . . . practicing every day sixth period . . . make a valuable addition to the A cappella singers. . . Mrs. Holderith willing to start future singers on their careers. MAJORETTES New uniforms this year . . . Peggy Weintz, our capable drum maiorette . . . practice and more practice till 5:00 P.M. for the Ramsey competition . . . Carol and Judy doing great iobs as leaders . . . the weatherman pre vented this group's performances. i. 5 . illi if moor- ' , 'YT' Zz, ' '32-.l ORCHESTRA Put your stands back on the stage . . .this group makes every assembly more enjoyable . . . an engagement at the Fox Theatre . . . very proud of their blue iaclcets . . . helped make Pirates of Penzance a hit . . . daily re- hearsals 3rd period under Mr. Opsahl's baton. BOYS CHORUS Hidden talent constantly being discovered . . .the policemen in the Pirates of Penzance . . . Ber- man's bass. . . Hey, I lost my music! . . . emu- lating Mario Lanza . . . a welcome addition to our music department. L R x 6555 H65 V 'K' 'V'- J A CAPPELLA CHOIR Harmony in song and friendship . . . everything from a Bach Chorale to Earth Angel . . . Mama directing with her shoes off . . . We'll sing if you serve refresh- ments! . . . 'Pirates of Penzance . . . Only two more months and you'll be professionals . . . Too late, Ha! GIRLS ENSEMBLE Ha! . . . an unforgettable experience under the patient Rehearsals every day during fourth period . . . dlrechon of Mrs' Holdemh' giving Christmas programs . . . voices in har- mony . . . wonderful spring concert. . . their hard work results in many enioyable programs for the students of FLHS. l l . 1 ' Pi' V if EJ I ,X 4' l'l .R n N 4:1 Taft I ra 66100550 5 ifmlfi' ' ' f f Q x ' 1 e Wi .X-N NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Unbearable suspense at annual induction ceremony . . . shaky candles . . . flaming torch and keystoneftradi- tional symbol . . . membership cards and pins at a pre- mium . . . requirements: Character, Scholarship, Leader- ship, and Service.. . the trip to New York.. .the highest honor a school can bestow. its wr Q SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Bring our class and our ofticers closer together . . . sixteen hard workers . . . a frenzy of work at magazine campaign time . . . sign up for a prom committee! . . . plans for our party, class gift, and trip . . . patience, understanding, and guidance from Mrs. Ruby and Miss Wayland . . . have worked hard forthe good of our class. I 4 ill Fl I i l 82 -:NJ Y? all I 5' a. far 1 '-'PQ' STUDENT COUNCIL Representation and co-operation . . . Let's form a com- mittee! . , . right in the midst of practically everything ... Please bring in a can of food! . . .pep rally-victory dances . . . Buy your supplies at the school store. . . . Elaine holds the gavel . . . interest, enthusiasm, and hard work for the good of Fair Lawn High. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL Successful Christmas card drive . . . solving iunior problems . . . Class of '57 . . . the beautiful Junior Prom. ,x .A gi 00 Fi 5 H 1 1, LIBRARY COUNCIL Those comfortable seats in the alcove . . . not more books to shelve! . . . Mrs. Enos, where can l find a book to report on? . . . those terrific trips . . . the library is transformed for the traditional Christmas tea . . . everyone working hard . . . Carole Weber at the helm. 1 3 l , 1 ff S l ' l l --:Stiff 2 f A, Y 2... L . JNL ,,, x, I mm, Y K as . A 1 NA . gX..,,gk,.5,!l,. 3 1 Ai 'al 1 xsf5: X Agix' i C i ., . X.-V , Y 4 SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL Memorable cookie drive . . . President, Bill Collins... - - . 1 ,, f. .I-1 f-' N' 9 L I V fu ,V A 4 lqpg, A W, .- .1 sophomores with a lot of spirit . . . Class of '58. 1 l C 5 f ,, ,. , V ' 3 iq f I , - 4 gi i' 1 on .M I 5 .Qs - y A1 1-f. t i' I. ', 3. I 4' ' Y' I Qi fl 1' R 4 uf L , --.v-,... X , fix X' ,f It s, ,i -S ,gf .1 ,ww A, . ... 4.vff-ps ' . 4' V Oni fX QT' Alway fine. please future. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB s looking for subiect matter . . . Hold it, that's . . . Mr. Campbell in charge . . . Cheese, . . . . professional photographers of the H CRIMSON CRIER Let's meet the deadline, kids . . . Sue and Phyllis always on the job in Room 111 . . . Who has the keys to the morgue7 . . the days when the proofs come in . FLHS should be proud of its excellent paper and hard-working staff a Crier buyer! s Q ' Nl. un, ' if-VQFNQ il'Q2,5'!9fve P P ' s Ls ,'M:sxgM,3ii',My3Bisr1f, f rnf .,, ' X106 Y 1 K 5 -4 li 'A' ' w- iv - 1-R if' N Urljgfn 'M 14 rf 835952 il' if White? 'QF K . 11 3' .- I F5 1 'f' Qi 1 f 4 I I 'u v I a r rw FIIIJISHN TIIIE 224:-4 M9 ., it ki Sl t eg N rn, W gf LITERARY STAFF ADVISERS Young and company working hard all year . . . Get your meror . Mr Ccshioli write-ups in, kids! . . . everything's got to sound just right AH. y' 'Mr Picm . . . Mr. Cash's always on hand with good advice and helpful Bugmess Mrs Brogkmcn criticism . . .trying hard to get new and original ideas. 86 EDITORS Editor-in-Chief: Susan Gordon Literary Editor: Linda Young Arts Editor: Doris Bocchino Business Editor: John Wentworth ? 3514 f ids f - NTA FF 0F I ! 5 li ART STAFF What should the cover look like this year? everyone's picture been taken? bringing in can did snapshots . . . Where does this picture go? Mr. Piatt, is this drawing O K 'P their hard work produces a prettier Tide, x TRI-HI-Y Service club with a purpose . . . We've just got to find a way to raise money! . . . no boys allowed . . . Connie and the girls helping and having fun . . . the Christmas corsages were a big success . . . Mmmm-those boys at Holiday Hills! l X , V.: -I7-Q F' f fi? 1 llc 121 ?- ti- it .152 GOLF CLUB Everlasting patience of Mr. Greenhut . . . the boys striving for accuracy . . . the girls practicing the proper swing . . .chip shots, putting drives . . . no end for these am- bitious golfers. G.A.A. COUNCIL Backbone of girls' athletics . . . Barbara Boudreau, capable prexy . . . a hockey stick does wonclers for the personality . . . Birthday Jubilee enjoyed by all . . . the work of Miss Meyers and Mrs. Wilcox is really appreciated. DEMOCRATIC DISCUSSIONS CLUB Lively debates are breeding grounds for future politicians . . . spearheaded by Susan Gordon . . . achievements under Mr. Wilson's able direction . . . pro or con . . . Times or Tribs? . . . in the end, friendly enemies, all! - :Jw CHESS CLUB A battle of wits . . . games every day after school in Room 209 . . . Mr. O'Leary outwitting his young opponents . . . first season of scheduled chess meets . . . new kids all wanting to learn . . . silence broken only by checkmate. 'E' 'gifs i' wa F USHERS Seen directing traffic at assemblies . . . help out at special programs and athletic events . . . Marilyn Muller, an efficient captain . . . do a necessary iob for the school . . . eleven busy girls. .LL SECRETARIES CLUB Interested students learning the ropes of the business world . . . Judy, Huff, able leader . . . Mrs. Church is willing to instruct . . . those typing demonstrations . . . our future private secretaries work hard to learn their future career. BUSINESS SERVICE CLUB Typing Mr. WiIson's unit outlines . . . giv- ing of their time to help the teachers and the office stat? . . . plenty of work to keep them busy . . . Mrs. Church, have we finished all the tests? . . . these girls de- serve credit for the wonderful service they give. l pi' VARSITY CLUB All letter winners . . . meetings with a biological atmosphere . . . cream of the athletic crop . . . J. V.'s ambition . . . all you can eat at the beefsteak . . . those lucky cheerleaders . . . spirit leading to a V . . . Kranke is prexy . . . the respected, able guidance of our athletic director, Mr. Sasso. JUNIOR RED CROSS Fair Lawn's own branch ot the Red Cross . . . Who can we help now? . . . collect- ing money for a good cause. . . books for Asia and Christmas boxes to lonely GI's . . . Don't forget your soap for the soap dance! . . . Kim and Miss Epstein leading the way. ' l ill i time TRIPLE R CLUB Reading, 'riting, and 'rithmetic . . . ca- pable guidance of Miss Elliott . . . in- vestigating finer points of teaching . . . serious consideration of our State Teach- ers Colleges . . . helpful observation at local schools . . . students of today- teachers of tomorrow. 9-I FUTURE NURSES Training classes at Barnert . . . plans for the Junior Red Cross Dance . . . rag dolls for orphans. . .guided by Mrs. Vanore, our future nurses are on the job cheering patients and learning their future vocation. y s MAKE-UP KIT Powder, lipstick, rouge . . . But we don't have enough black to cover Frank's face! . . . what would our thespians do without them . . . How do you make a pirate's mus- tache? . . . under the able super- vision of Judy Campbell. E. ' . PRODUCTION CLUB Those good movies at assemblies . . . electrical geniuses . . . unsung heroes . . . always on the job . . . ready to meet all emergencies . . . FLHS couldn't do with- out the Production Club. ,sc ws.:- ' SEWING AND COSTUMING CLUB An indispensable group to our school's theatrical productions . . . the latest fash- ions . . . making policemen's hats and sunbonnets . . . the invaluable aid of Mrs. Werger . . . lots of fun and enjoyment for these hard working girls. VISUAL AIDS Time for a picture . . . anyone seen Mr. Singer? . . . Hurry up gang, let's get a front seat. . . . everyone ready? . . . lights. . . camera . . .action ki HUNTING AND FISHING CLUB The rugged outdoors . . . Zeter leads the way . . . never fails to rain on a trip day . . . fishing with Mr. Mintzer . . . Careful with those guns! . . . Make sure you have your hunting license! . . . lots of fun for Mr. Riley and the boys. STAGE CREW Make the backgrounds of all our plays more beautiful . . . couldn't do without them . . . hard working boys . . . Mr. Piatt, the ever-patient instructor . . . working hard every day after school. CHEMISTRY CLUB Big explosions . . . phew! what's that? . . . diligent study of the ele- ments . . . many interesting club trips . . . new projects tried out . . . broken test tubes, but lots of fun is guaranteed. BIOLOGY CLUB Oh! the smell of formaldehyde . . . Don't be afraid, it's only a frog! . . . What shall we cut up next? . . . Mr. Sasso happy to start future biologists on their way . . . What are you having for supper? DANCING CLUB Grab a partner . . . Iet's try the mambo . . . Takes Two to Tango! . . . Gosh, Mr. Knapp sure knows his steps. . . . Come on, gang: Iet's get hep! PSYCHOLOGY CLUB For students interested in learning the make-up of an individual . . . personality study and discussion on problems of teen- agers . . . Mr. Thomas leading the discus- sions . . . questions on personality devel- opment readily answered. DIALECTIC SOCIETY New this year . . . under the learned di- rection of Mr. Lepaitre . . . purpose: dis- cuss the position and importance of philosophy in our world . . . many pro- found discussions . . . Ralph Pine, presi- dent . . . Socrates versus Plato. ri' .R 95:2 CHEFS CLUB Wonderful aromas emanating from the Home Ec room . . . the men try their hand at the culinary arts . . . hidden talent constantly being dis- covered . . . How can they eat so much pizza? . . . Mrs. Buser pa- tiently instructing . . . a lot of fun for budding Waldorf chefs. -1 5 GERMAN CLUB Wir sprechen nur Deutsch! . . . fines for those who don't go in das hungrige Schwein . . . very profi- cient at singing German songs . . . had a good time in N. Y. aboard the Italia . . . many games using the language and the map are created by Herr Gariss. l - i FRENCH CLUB Boniour 'Cercle de Francais . . . Le Jeu de l'Amour et du Hansard, a terrific show . . . Cafe de la Paix, tres bien . . . French games, round table discussions, movies, and exhibits on the history of France all make a very active group. . . Oui? .Kr , i X ' . fo 1 '5' fd im. SPANISH CLUB Paula Spiegler, prexy . . . those wonder- ful trips to New York . . . Spanish restau- rants and movies . . . Senor Angeles . . . really interested students . . . Aclios. RECORD CLUB Beautiful music every Wednesday after- noon . . . Mrs. Holderith choosing the music . . . We want popular, not clas- sical! . . . Perry Como, Eddie Fisher. I -v .-sl. mil t Nj . 9 5' l CAFETERIA STAFF Spaghetti, their most popular meal . . . nutrition experts . . . Mrs. Schade and Mrs. Rose plan the menus . . . giving out seconds . . . the Cafeteria Staff works hard for our health. x f3l w' - 5-4,- KN? vs- gv. Q.. CUSTODIAL STAFF Prepared to fix iammed lockers at any hour . . . always ready with a helping hand . . . alert for all kinds of diFficulty . . . keeping our school running smoothly . . . a big thanks to the custodians from FLHS. l 4 if l i yi X xl wr R Q ' 3 .r. '?5'-HL.,-J . ' t ,Asxira QL P J hmmm sfl nf'f't0.ifgif 'thf'th .rx ,f .ry-lp Jr, It X ll ,Sc f ink! Q - ,fl VJ- 91.50 lg.. Ou . 'ff 4? .::V Q :se g n, on Y Y ln' f .-.- FOOTLIGHT PLAYERS But l can't go on, I'm too nervous! . . . Papa is All -a delightfully successful comedy . . . anticipat- ing No More Boys . . . What's the next line? . . . co-sponsors of the operetta . . . new sets . . . the actors yell, lf I could only carry a glass of water on stage! . . . Phi Theta points . . . following Miss Greenawalt's instructions and Miss MaIugani's plans assures a great performance. .s 5:-yu A.. y OPERETTA Gilbert and Sulivan's Pirates of Penzance--a great success . . . new talent uncovered . . . under the able supervision of Mr. Upsahl, Mrs. Hoderith, and Miss Greenawalt . . . vocal chords exercised . . . our con- gratulations to those who made theis exceptional production possible. GIRLS SHOP Creative talents are put to work . . . use- ful projects are continually being turned out . . . fun to be had by all . . . Mr. Steenstra-an able sponsor. CAMP COUNSELORS Major aspects of running a camp are dis- cussed . . . open to future camp counselors . . . new camping practices are learned . . . Mr. Filippone devotes a large part of the activity to programming. SAFE DRIVING Three teachers this year . . . figure eights and parallel parking . . . trying to cure that lead-foot . . . I iust can't seem to back up right! . . . a truly wonderful program which produces more skillful and careful drivers. i t i I i I . Q i l l l .. f w...,f-.J I 'ffdj '-Q i 454 'X ,I 'fc i it 3 S 1' ...I . g Twf' Ahhtik- ' ' I Senior Prom CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER FEBRUARY The Alma Mater starts us off on our last year to gether greetsng famslsar faces after the long vacatson red and gray dsnks ssgnsfy sensorsty Don Johnny Marslyn and Teddy start the ball rollsng TIDE matersalszes band performs at Ford plant a rousing pep assembly but we lose to Teaneck I am the Bruce' OCTOBER Whste dsckses and tses for sensor yearbook pscs we show our spsrst wsth a sensatsonal magazine campasgn over nsne thousand sn returns band acts as Clsfton Festsval host Rod LaFarge calls at the Halloween Dance Cutters smash Ramsey NOVEMBER Square dancing and games at the Sensor Class Party remember the fashson parade? o s of applause for the charming comedy Papa ss saddens sensors burning Reggse Rsdgewood at the annual bonfire Bucher stars as Cutters crush Ridgewood 19 7 we emerge from the football season as proud possessors of the Condo trophy and BPIL champsonshsp DECEMBER Canned food drsve led by Student Councsl dsgnsty prevasls at Chrsstmas tea soft blue lsghts and psne trees at Sensor Prom Holsday sn Blue the sacred storses of Chrsstmas and Chanukah at last 55 assembly Chrsstmas carols echosng through the halls classsfied ads sn Crsmson Crser cause rsot off to a wonderful snowy vacatson JANUARY Cant seem to get started agasn after the wonder ful holsday the court and mat campaigns get rollsng zealous sensors vse for scholarshsps humor and tsps on etsquette from Russell Curry Fasr Lawn shsnes at All State Band tryouts Cutters take BPIL lead wsth vsctory over Bogota the wrestlsng team contsnues sts wsnnsng ways Gslbert 8- Sullsvan s The Psrates of Penzance dsstsngusshed UN vssstor Dr Ksen Wen Yu Lsbrary Councsl members find out how to be Plasn and Fancy loads of fun at Holsday Hslls for Trs Hs Y gsrls Sensor Play rehearsals start wsnter vacatson after Honor Socsety elections MARCH Cutter courtmen end successful season as Van Val kenburgh breaks school sndsvsdual scorsng record the gsrls ask the boys to Birthday Jubilee GA A annsversary celebratson our wrestlers sport a perfect season decsde upon class gsft phslosophers snstsate Dsalectsc Socsety assembly rocks wsth laughter at No More Boys muggsng for WhosWho photos APRIL Band gsves thesr annual sprsng concert the best You work program gets under way u dent Councsl square dance Meadowbrook gasety warm weather returns track base ball and tennss start MAY Ramsey cheerleadsng competstson language assembly Student Councsl gets a new helms man our school shsnes for Spruce Up Week tremendous sensor varsety show features Rock n Roll and satsre sensors prepare to go thesr separate ways JUNE Trsp to Jones Beach relsnqussh our seats at move up assembly proud students recesve honor awards class prophecy at Class Nsght beautsful 56 Crsmson Tsde dsstrsbuted sunsors honor us wsth gorgeous prom ssgn my yearbook' Baccalaureate and graduatson Pomp and Csrcumstance leads the long gray lsne saysng goodbye ss hard Class of 56 101 - ' ' I ll ' ll I . . . . . ' . l . ' D . . , . ' H. .8 . ' Il - - . D ' II II I . . I - . ' ' ' ' ' - ll ' ' ll . . . . , ' ' ' ' 1 . Q . Il 1 p I2 ' ll I ll . . . ' . . . . l t ' ll ' - 1 4 All . . . U.N. D.D.C. trip . . . last pep assembly yet-senior production of You Can't Take It With . . . . 11 , '... ...Ss- Q ' 411. . ' ' ll I . . 1 a - . - , . . . I l U . . . I - - . .,. l . . . . l T - ' ' ' l 1 u . I Q u Q I u Congratulations and Best Wishes to the 1956 GRADUATING CLASS of FAIR LAWN HIGH SCHOOL A. ZEREGA'S SONS, Inc. Manufacturers of Columbia Brand Macaroni Products Fair Lawn, New Jersey ---..----..----------------------.------- ..... - - . - SLE C mV'm' r Mr and Mrs Harry Gordon O Jfl IG vi' f1: O O QS FREDERICK X. VEILE A Complete Service INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE FA 6-O2OO - OI - O2 I3-36 River Road Fair Lawn, N. FAir Lawn 6-3377 PLAZA HARDWARE Headquarters for PITTSBURGH PAINTS Eric O. Kranke, Prop. I4-I 8 Plaza Road Fair Lawn FAir Lawn 6-2244 FOX BROS. FUEL CO. 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Sal Q FIRST SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF FAIR LAWN, NEW JERSEY MAIN OFFICE I4 GI River Road Farr Lawn New Jersey Pl AZA BRANCH IZI Plaza Road PARAMUS BRANCH S I34 Faxrvnew Avenue Savings accounts Insured up to S10 000 Current dlvldend 2 UZ' III 7 u n 0 Y s 0 , f Compliments of . -'-7:0152-1-. r. I - '. 'A+:-2.-21-z-:gE,:F1,g:g4-.:., Of me Relief of srormu mum due to over-indulgence in food or drink, try- SAY Illl-O -A' I : THE PLEASANT A in .Ha I. M 3 Congratulations to the graduating Class ot 1956 Qoiynabzzis' WE MAKE IT Made by LANDZETTEL 81 SONS STORE AND FACTORY 7 N Je sey WE DELIVER 6 3500 H3 KC Yi I -I2 River Road Fair Lawn, ew r Fair Lawn - R FAir Lawn 4-5414 MASTER FLOOR TILE CO. - Floor Covering Contractors - Carpets, Tiles, Linoleum 1Route 41 17-11 Broadway Fair Lawn, N. FAir Lawn 6-8103 17-15 Broadway 1Route No. 41 Fair Lawn, New Jersey PUMPERNIK'S Delicatessen - Restaurant Bakery Visit Our New Modern Snack Shop Catering For All Occasions Sloppy Joes Our Specialty Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1956 MR. and MRS ETHAN A. ACKERMAN C.a.n.-vs, L , Route 4 Fair Lawn Ice Cream At Its Best A-L4 Ei , ,aqui 71 ..-.-v R FAIR LA WN PHARMACY 12 80 RIVER ROAD 24 08 BROADWAY Congratulatnons to the Graduahng Class 1956 Good Luck and Good Health TWO STORES TO SERVE SEYMOUR JACOBS ALBERT JACOBS JACKY JACOBS H5 Cosmetacs Clfts Records DOBRIN S PHARMACY 23 20 Broadway Faur Lawn New Jersey Phone FAlr Lawn 6 1799 For naght and emergency FAnr Lawn 4 2859 MUlberry 4 2250 Compluments of LEONARDS KIDDIE SHOP Infants and Chrldren s Wear 95 Mann Street Paterson New Jersey LEONARD AUSTERWEIL Prop FAur Lawn 6 3131 Compliments of RADBURN PHARMACY 24 02 Farr Lawn Avenue Free Delrvery Open All Day Sunday FAur Lawn 6 0402 FAIR LAWN FLOWER SHOP Flowers to Remember I3 21 River Road Farr Lawn, New Jersey D R BRYANT, Florist FAur Lawn 6 1900 The Hobby Center of North Jersey FISHER S CRAFT HOBBY SHOP 12 50 Rlver Road Offlce FAur Lawn 6 2465 After 8 p m FAur Lawn 6 1600 GEORGE E WILMS Cr COMPANY Real Estate and Insurance 11 19 River Road Fair Lawn New Jersey FAlr Lawn 6 3644 Prume Meats Self Service SAL S Italian Amerlcan Food Market Imported and Domestic Products Home Made Itahan Sausage Ravlolr and Spaghettl Sausage Cavatellr 22 O3 Broadway Farr Lawn N J Compllments of the LILLI ANN SHOPPE Infants' Cr Children's Wear Pre teens 24 O8 Fanr Lawn Avenue Farr Lawn, New Jersey o oooooooooo oooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooooooo oooooooooooo oooooooooooo For Prescriptions I CC Y, Y - V 1 v - v ' 1 - , Y - ' y U . 1 16 -..-..------ Q. -Q CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS - FROM - Charles Pharmacy CHARLES SALAMENO H7 ur New Home ,ff 3. 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