Freehold Regional High School - Log Yearbook (Freehold, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

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IP r-'- A X xl W'H 'sc A9 CGNTENTS Administration Faculty Seniors Underclasses Athletics Activities Assistant Superintendent Mr Frank L Welnhelmer Administration My gay, new Superintendent Dr Richard T Beck COOPERATIVE WORKING RELATIONSHIPS Today the success or failure of all human endeavor is directly proportional to how cooperatxvely people work together The faster man learns to travel and the closer people live together the more 1m portant it becomes that we improve human relations Man has come far from the time when he was an mdependent individual w1th the bare necessities of life no leisure or luxuries little or no culture and a short span of life to an mterdependent 1nd1v1dual with ample food shelter clothing more leisure and a longer span of life than any other mdlvidual in the history of man Thls progress has also increased the important of which falls in the category of teaching people how to get along better together to work as a team with a mm imum of human conflict and at the same time to continue to be individuals with creative spirits Team work seems to be the order ofthe day We see examples of it all around us Today surgeons work as ateam rather than individually as they once did first drag nosing then operating to perform success fully operations unheard of before Grad ually the idea ofcooperat1ve effort through the United Nations IS supplantmg the theory of individual military preparedness to mam tain world peace The traditional picture of the individual scientist or mventor ex perimenting alone IS no more Today teams of as many as a hundred or more research workers will explore in a matter of weeks what it took the lone scientist years to investigate What meaning does this have for you as a student in Freehold Regional High School? Perhaps the most important im pllcatxons are that to succeed in anything you must fly achieve academically and QD Opportumtles to experlence workmg co operatlvely with others are provided through group projects in the class room squad work in gymnasium classes club act1v1t1es intramural games studentcoun c1l work class projects and the library council As a student ll IS your respons 1b1l1ty to participate in these HCIIVIIICS so that you will learn to work as a team mem ber with your fellow students lf this IS accomplished you cannot help but succeed as an 1nd1v1dual in adult life Your Administration Director of Guidance Dr. Alton L. Lewis complexity of man's problems, the most learn to work cooperatively with others. I . . u I . . ' . . . l Margaret M. Abrahamson Robert H. Allen Commercial Subjects English Albert E. Bennett Arthur W. Bentz Mathematics Industrial Arts Facult 'Watch those teeth boysg they're sharpl' 5 +0 Allen J. Berlin Social Science Jules E. Beirach M. Pearle Button Coaching Staff English Director of Activities yer' sw C -k .X f , ii, gg,- I ffj , 1 t .6 2 f . 'N ,, ' gil? Rachel C. Button Joseph C. Callaert English Mathematics Coaching Staff Salvatore C, Campanile English Eugene W. Collins Stanley B. Conklin English Science Latin 'Well, it's either money she's collecting, or a job she's giving out. Herman V. Crespy Mathematics 'Nothing has exploded yet, but that doesn't mean we can't keep trying 1' rn- Tibbott G. Csik Amelia S Disbrow Physical Education Home Econonncs Health Coaching Staff N 'J Driver Education Y I X I Louis DiTomasso Spanish William L. Eldredge Science MJ. 6' 2 B, Emmons Mary Jane Everett Peter Fedorocko Science Physical Education Commercial Subjects Health Coaching Staff G.A.A. il D V M .N. i 1 3, i , t'i:1f if 1 ' g 1 If I ' Charles Figg Jane S. Francis Marcia M. Giffin Ruth Gootee Social Studies Guidance English Cafeteria Director I Coaching Staff Facult Facult 'Looks good, but try this I Barbara J. A. Gordon Remedial Reading Lois O. Grant Attendance Officer Marie Gra sso Commercial Subjects G. Reginald Harrison English Coaching Staff Beverly Hays Art Ronald C. Hoffman Mathematics K rdf Hugh Hoover Ardath E. I-louser Mathematics Guidance Mildred P. Iverson Mae Johnson Librarian Home Economics ff!!! Edna C. Kelley Marilyn Knodel Enez M. Krampi Yolanda Krusen Physical Education Vocal Music French Commercial Subjects Health Spanish Driver Education G.A. A. S pf Facult 'Girls never quite grow up.' , 51 ip.. Q Arnold J. LaMaestra Social Science 5 Guidance Coaching Staff Thaddeus S. Lubaczewski Instrumental Music Dorothy Ann McCue English Gene A. Minor Guidance Coaching Staff Helen Murphy English Charles J. Murray Industrial Arts ai 2+-if 'fffgdiiffwa fgfywwff- Edward E. Nalevanko Driver Education Social Studies Olive H. Nalevanko Art I ennie Naticchia Commercial Subjects Charles A. Nelson Director of Health and Physical Ed. Coaching Staff Wilmot F. Oliver Agriculture Ida Pedlow Ass't Cafeteria Director 'Do it over! You only have to be accurate to one one-thousandth of an inch !' X . Xia 1 'M f F a c u I t 'Gee, that doesn't sound like me I' we Donald Prayzich Industrial Arts Coaching Staff Charles B, Ray Science Staff Harold H. Schank Health Physical Education Coaching Staff Louis Schned Guidance George Schneider Mathematics Irving Schneider Industrial Arts MQ? l! X fs '-, r if, Who said History is a warm subject?' Kathleen Shaito School Nurse Flora M, Sha rpnack Latin Rodney E. She ratsky English Edna M. Skiffington Commercial Subjects William F. Spalholz Social Studies Ruth E. Stem Library Director 'It doesn't look serious'. You'll have to back and finish that test.' Facult Robert L, Stevenson Earle C. Stillwell Clyde C. Stinson Rhea Jean Stratton Science Agriculture Science Health Coaching Staff Physical Education G.A.A. 'Eurekal Eureka! I've found it I' 'Work with no pay I' R . . U - Dorothy B. Stutzman Lloyd L. Stutzman Madeline K. Toman J ack A. VanEtten Home Economics German Commercial Subjects Social Studies Spanish Coaching Staff mmm -an Melvin C. Willett Social Studies XLQMF' Qi! 1, V G. 'E' gf1 jQg S ': C S ' S Richard F.xWilliams0n Jane C. Winchenbach H. John Witman Walter J. Zuber Industilial Arts English Science Social Studies A f Coaching Staff Why, so serious boys? The p1ug's outl' 'With all that, it still needs gasl' Qggxn R56 .iff Ng LL. l 1 J P 1 V f ' X V Xxf 476'H 5099 SENIORS Louis Burke Robert Kelsey Frances Ekdahl President Vice-President Secretary S NICDR LASS OFFICERS Veronica Thompson Patricxa Dreyer Ioan Noller Co Treasurer Co Treasurer Co Treasurer f CARMEN ANDRETTA CARMEN Pauence IS the best remedy for every trouble Student Councll 4 Freeholder sDay 3 Cholr 4 Trafflc Squad 234 Student Gutde 3 Lunch Momtor 4 Usher 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Com mlttees Log Staff 4 Dance 12 Prom 3 Assemblxes 34 Clubs Chess and Checkers 1 2 Photo graphy 3 Typlng 4 CHARLES APPLEGATE CHARLIF Good Bad lnd1fferent Gymnastlcs 4 Clubs Av1at1on 2 lndustrlal Arts 1 3 Gultar Club4 Seniors l95 GAYLE ASHWORTH GAYLE Her smlle IS l1ke a tar forever Shlnlng Library Councll 3 Splrlt 2 3 Orchestra 12 3 4 Traffic Squad Z3 Desk Momtor 1 GAA 34 Commxttees Play 12 4 Dance 2 Prom 3 Assembly 3 Log4 Clubs Danclng Z Handxwork 1 Home Ec onomlcs V1ce Presldent 3 Leaders 3 Mechanlcal Drawing 4 JENNIE AUGUN JENNY Pretty and sweet tempered Student Councll 1 Commtttees Log Assembly 4 Clubs Cartoon4 Danc mg 1 2 Foods 3 ll n u . . . . . , an - u I ll ll an - 4 ,,. 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' , , . . . 1 1 ' - - ' v I- ' 1 , . , . u n ,, n . . , ' vs ' MARGARET ASCOUGH COOKIE Wlde eyed brunette always neat and well groomed Jun1or Red Cross Councxl 12 3 Cholr 1 2 Desk Momtor 4 G A A 3 4 Commlttees Play 1 2 Log 4 Clubs Dancmg 2 3 Leaders 4 Transcrlpt 1 JOHN BANNON BUNNION Who leads a good l1fe ts sure to llve well Soccer 4 Committees Assemblles Z 4 Clubs Folk Danclng 3 Publlc Speakmg 2 Study 4 RICHARD BAIRD SQUEEKIE A fxnger 1n every ple Commlttees Assembly 3 Clubs Chess 1 Sophomore Sports 2 Study FRANCIS BATCHA FRANK Nothmg ever bothers this cheerful comedlan Student Councxl 1 2 Desk Mon1tor4 Lunch Momtor 4 Relaxatlon Mon :tor 1 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Commxttees Dance 1 2 3 4 Assembly 3 Clubs Bowlmg 2 Dancmg 1 3 Golf 4 JEANNE BARCLAY MJEANNE Llfe IS to lxve not to thmk about Splfll 1 Band 1 2 Orchestra l Cholr 3 Lunch MOHIIOI 4 G A A 234 Committees Play 1 Dance 12 Rmg 3 Clubs Dance Band 2 Guldance 1 Leaders 4 Typmg 3 Seniors ALLEN THOMAS BAUM HERC Let tomorrow take care of to morrow Spirit 1 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1234 Cho1r1234 Tenn1s123 Commxttees Plays 1 2 3 4 Clubs Boys Glee Club 3 Dance Band 1 2 Dancmg 3 Drama 4 FORMAN BARKALOW FORMAN Take your ttme no use wearmg yourself out Homeroom Treasurer 2 Baseball Manager 123 Football Manager 4 Clubs Future Farmers ofAmer 1ca 1 2 3 4 JANET BEAMS AN Quxet nuld and gentleof manner Glrls Athletxc Assoc1at1on 3 Com mxttees Prom 3 Log 4 Clubs Danc1ng2 Guldance 1 Photography 3,4. 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I P FRANCES BECKER FRAN Plamst wxth shapely hands and mmble fmgers Sp1r1t 3 Band 1 2 3 4 Reglonal Band 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Student Gulde 3 GAA 3 Dancel Prom3 As Photography Club 4 Typ1ng3 Stamp MARION BIRDSALL BRIDGET A pleasant easy golng person Student Counc1l2 Red Cross Counc 11 I 4 Transcript 2 Choxr 1 G A A 2 3 4 Sports Day 2 Commlttees Assembly 3 Dance2 Prom3 Clubs Danclng 1 2 3 Leaders 4 YOLANDA BENSON YO-YO 'Work IS the predecessor of success Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 Merit Award 2 3 Homeroom Treasurer4 Transcrxpt 2 Sp1r1t 23 Llbrary Councll 3 Trafflc Squad 2 3 4 Student Gulde 14 GAA 234 Commlttees Log Ed1tor4 Plays 1 24 Prom 3 Assemblles 234 Clubs Dancmg 1 Dramatlcs 2 Leaders 4 Theater Club Treasurer RAYMOND N BLACK RAYMOND I know a llttle bit about a lot of thmgs Clubs Avlatlon 1 Chemlstry 3 Chess and Checkers 2 Radio 4 RICHARD A BIDDLE DICK Men of few words are the best men Lzbrary Councll 2 Football 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1 Com mlttees Dance 1 Prom 3 Clubs Future Farmers of Amernca l 2 JON BLEVINS RUFUS Ready to split hxs sxdes laughing Homeroom Presldent 3 Sp1r1t 3 Orchestra 1 Traff1cSquad3 Student Guxde 3 Frosh Nxght Manager 4 Lunch Momtor 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 Committees Dance 1 2 4 Prom 3 Clubs Chem1stry3 Fresh man Sports 1 Sophomore Sports 2 Varslty F 4 3. ' semblies' l,, 3, 4g Dance Band lg Secretary 3, Vice-President 4. ' ' 2. D I BARBARA BRAGER BARB Pralse blame love klsses tears and smiles Merlt Award 2 3 Student Councll 2 Homeroom Treasurer 1 3 Tran scrlpt 2 Splflt 1 2 3 Trafflc Squad 2 3 4 Desk Monltor 4 Student Guide 4 G A A 2 3 4 Commxttees Log Staff 4 Plays 124 Dances 12 G A A 3 Prom 3 Log Assembly craft 1 Dancmg 2 Typ1ngPres1dtnt 3 Leaders 4 Dr1ll Team 3 DAVID BREAZEALE DAVE A Workman that need not be ashamed Natlonal Honor Socxety 3 Merit Award 2 3 Boys State 3 Homeroom Secretary 2 Sp1r1t3 4 Desk Momtor 4 Student Gulde 4 Basketball 12 3 4 FootballManagerl 2 3 4 Track 3 Clubs Archaeology 1 Chemlstry 3 Math 2 4 GEORGE JOHN BRANNLUND SWEDE Tall blond and terr1f1cl Transferred from Benjamm Frank lm Hlgh School New York Clty Student Councll 3 Splflf 3 4 Cho1r 3 4 Desk Momtor 4 Football 3 Gymnast1cs 4 Soccer 4 Track 3 4 Commlttees Assemblxes 34 Log 4 Clubs Boys Glee Club3 Danc 1ng3 Drama 4 Go1f4 Seniors DANIEL S BRIGGS DAN Good lookmg and unpretentlous National Honor Soclety 3 Merxt Award 3 Boys State 3 Homeroom Pres1dent 3 Band 1 Allstate 23 Tfaff1C Squad 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 2 Commxttees Dance 1 2 Prom 3 Clubs Av1at1on1 Chem 1stry 3 Publ1c Speakmg 4 Shop 2 JOHN BRAUTIGAM JOHN Happy and carefree llked by all Junlor Red Cross Council 2 Home room Presldent 3 Desk Momtor 4 Clubs Avlatlon 2 Danc1ng3 Photo graphy 1 4 JUI IA BRODIE CENNIE A sunny d1spos1t1on and ready for un Homeroom Presldent 2 Majorette 2 3 4 G A A 3 4 Commxttees Majorette Dance 2 3 Prom 3 As semblxes 2 3 4 Clubs Dancmg 2 3 Home Economlcs 1 Study 4 .. ,. ., .. ,. , , . . : .. ,Q . y X 0: g 1 Q 'lu V , , ,. , . : . 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I V U Q ' ' 1 ' ' 1 - 4 oulll, GEORGE BROWN GEORGE Well gotta gotowork now Jumor Red Cross Counc1l 1 4 Home Room Offlcerl 3 Lunch Mon 1tor 4 Basketball 1 2 Football 1 2 Track 1 2 Commlttees Dance 1 2 Prom 3 Clubs Archery2 Dancmg 3 Frosh Sports 1 FRANK LEE CALLAHAN FRANK ner Merlt Award 2 3 Spxrlt 3 4 Trafflc Squad 2 3 Lunch Momtor 2 Foot ball l 2 3 Basketball Manager 2 3 Track 1 Manager 2 Commlttees Assembly 3 Clubs Photographyl Treasurer 3 Radlo 4 Sophomore Sports 3 JOHN BURFEIND BIRD A quxet pleasant fellow w1th an engaglng smlle Cholr l Trafflc Squad 4 Desk Momtor 4 Usher 3 Baseball 1 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Cross Country3 Football 2 Commxttees Assembly 34 Dance l Prom 3 Log 4 DAVID E CASHILL CASEY Completely llkable Merlt Award 3 Boys State Alternate 3 Homeroom V1ce Pres1dent4 Momtor 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Basket ball 1234 Track 1234 Base ball l 2 3 4 Commlttees Prom 3 Clubs Freshman Sports 1 Bowlmg 2 Sports 3 Varslty F 4 LOUIS BURKE LOU A man who makes the best ofevery th1ng a leader Class Presxdent 2 3 4 Merlt Award 2 3 Student Counc1l 1 Homeroom Presldent 1 Spxrlt 3 Glee Club 3 Basketball 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 Commlttees Dance 1 2 4 Prom 3 Log Staff4 Clubs Folk Dancing 3 Records 1 Typmg 2 Varslty F SALLY CHESTER SAL Glve her a task and II s as good as Merlt Award 3 Red Cross Counc1l 4 Transcr1pt2 Sp1r1t12 3 Llbrary Counc1l 2 3 Trafflc Squad 234 Lunch Momtor 4 G A A 3 4 Com mxttees Play 2 4 Dance 1 4 As semblles 2 3 4 Log 4 Clubs Gul dance 1 BlO10gy 2 Theater 3 Chemlstry 4 Dr1ll Team 3 M II . ., 3 ' 5 ' : ' L : .: ill: 1 W .2 S I . 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' W, MICHAELEEN CIRRITO MICKEY Cheerful and a mce frlend to have Merxt Award 3 Homeroom V1ce Presldent 1 Treasurer 4 Lxbrary Councxl 2 3 Traffic Squad 3 Desk Monltor 4 G A A 3 4 Commlttees Assembly 2 3 4 Log 4 Clubs Archaeology I Art Councll 2 3 Leaders Club 4 LOUIS MICHAEL COLANER GEECH Sports enthusxast small but mlghty V1ce Presxdent I Jumor Red Cross Councll 4 Home Room Presxdent 2 Treasurer 3 Secretary I Sp1r1t3 Glee Club 3 Traffic Squad 3 4 Baseball I 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Track l 2 Com mlttees Play 1 Dance I 2 4 Prom 3 Assemblxes 4 Clubs Chess I Dancmg 3 Scrabble 4 Sophomore Sports 2 CONNIE CLANCY CONNIE Happy go lucky and effervescent Class Secretary 1 Student Councxl 1 2 3 Jumor Red Cross Councll 2 Freeholder s Day 3 Homeroom Of flcer 1 2 3 4 Splfll I 2 3 Majorette 3 4 Trafflc Squad 3 4 Desk Monltor I 4 G A A 2 3 4 Commlttees Play 1 2 3 Dances I 2 Prom 3 Log Assembly 1 2 3 Rmg 3 Clubs Dancxng 1 2 Home Economlcs 3 Llbrary Council 4 Seniors MAUREEN CONNELLY MAUREEN Frlendly and sweet Transferred from Lakewood Hlgl School G A A 4 Clubs Stenography HARD IC I y N s y o he mo Mven gg dent unc1I Splrlt In ss anage Trafflc Squa C mee og Staff 4 Asse les logy I Bxology 3 Radlo 3 4 JAMES COOPER J M He labored and won Student Council Alternate 3 Home room Vxce Pres1dent3 Pres1dent4 Trafflc Squad 3 4 Desk Momtor 4 Lunch Momtor 4 Usher 3 Student Gulde 4 Frosh Nlght Manager 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Foorballl2 Track 1 3 4 Commxttees Dance 1 Clubs Freshman Sports 1 Varslty F 2 3 Typxng 4 ' j ' ' . e 'r 1 e if . 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Be lxke me I neverworryl Cholr I 2 3 G A A 3 4 Spr1ngCon semblles 4 Clubs Dancmg I 2 3 Study 4 FREDERICK CHARLES CRUGER FRED I am never so qulet as you thmk Red Cross Councxl I 2 3 Baseball 3 4 Basketball 1 3 Football 1 2 3 Track 2 3 4 Commtttees 2 Clubs Freshman Sports txon 2 Dancmg 3 MILLICENT CRAIG MILLIE A manner soft and frlendly a splrlt kmd and true Natlonal Honor Society 3 Mer1t Award 3 Student Councll Secretary 4 Red Cross Council I Homeroom Secretary 4 Majorettes 3 4 Choxr 1234 Trafflc Squad1234 GA A 2 3 4 Committees Log Staff 4 Dances 2 3 4 Assemblles 3 4 Clubs Dancmg 1 2 3 Leaders 3 Mechamcal Drawtng 4 VIRGINIA CURLY CURLEY 'Tall complacent wxth a reserved manner Clubs Gu1dance I Future Farmers of Amertca 3 4 Shop 2 ANN CRINE ANN Ornament of a meek qulet sp1r1t Desk Momtor 4 Choxr I G A A 3 Commlttees UN Assembly3 Log Dance I Clubs Dancmg Club 1 2 3 Leaders Club 3 4 Drnll Team 3 4 DONALD CUSSON DONNIE Laugh and the world laughs wlth you Homeroom Presldent 1 Student Guxde 2 Cross Country 3 Football l 2 Commlttees Play I Dancel 2 Prom 3 Assemblies 34 Log 4 Clubs Freshman Sportsl Dancmg 2 3 Boys Glee Club 3 'SIS' cert 4. Committees: Play 4g As- 4g Physica1.Education Assembly 3g u n I- ARTHUR DAKS ART Congemal as he IS tall and he IS quite the tallest of us all Lunch Momtor 2 Basketball 1 2 Tennis 1 2 Commlttees Play 2 A1ds 2 3 4 Clubs Chess 1 Danc mg 2 Hlstory 3 Typmg 4 BARBARA DE FAZIO LITTLE ONE Talk and laughter play an lmportant part Ln her life Transferred from Red Bank Hxgh School Desk Momtor 4 Clubs Dancmg 3 Handlcraft 4 LOIS ANN DANIELS LOIS Here IS a true and xndustrxous frlend Ment Award 2 Student Councll 4 Transcrlpt School Page 2 Cholr 1 2 3 4 Traffic Squad3 FroshN1ght Manager4 G A A 2 3 4 Com mxttees Log Staff 4 Dance 2 Prom 3 Assemblies 34 Clubs Dancmg l 2 Mechanlcal Drawmg 4 Theater Seniors JOSEPH DE FAZIO RASS If I had ll my way Transferred from Red Band Hlgh School Baseball 4 Basketball 4 Gymnastxcs 4 Clubs Danclng 3 JOAN DAVISON MOUSIE Rather qulet unt1l you know her Asbury Park Press 3 Transcrlpt 2 G A A 3 Committees Prom 3 Log 4 AssembI1es3 4 Clubs Danc 1 Leaders 4 Occupatlon for Glrls VIRGINIA DESOUSA GINNY Pretty to walk Wllh wxtty to talk wxth Home Room Presldent l Splrxt 1 2 3 Desk Momtor 14 GAA 34 Commlttees Play l 2 4 Dance Prom3 Log4 R1ng3 Clubs Drama 4 Guldance 1 Publlc Speaklng 2 Theater 3 3: I . I Prom 3g,AssembIies 3,43 Visual ing 32 Drill Team .3,.4g Hartdiwork ' S I .I ' : ' . . l l O ' ' ' : IIJ 1I2S ElLEEN DEVITIS DEE Manner not gold lS women s best adornment Junlor Red Cross Counc1l 4 Home room Treasurer 2 C hotr 1 G A A 3 4 Commlttces Prom 3 Log As scmbly 3 Clubs Danc1ng2 3 Handl work 1 I xbrary 4 MADELINL DRAPER MADELINL A hard worker and always read for a laugh! Student Counc1l 3 Treasurer 4 Jumor Red Cross Counc1l 2 3 Fxee holder s Day 3 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Choxr 1 2 3 4 Sp1r1tZ Student Guxde 4 G A A 2 34 Committees Pla 1 4 Dance 12 4 Prom 3 Rmg 3 Assemblles 2 34 Clubs Dancmg 1 3 Typmg 2 Future Nurses Xmer ICH 4 GEORGE DEY 'GEORGE There's one who loves his neighbor as himself. Student Council 21 Football lg Track 1,2,3,4. Clubs: Archery lg Bowling 2g Future Farmers of America 3,4, Secretary. PATRICIA DREYER PAT Good sense IS one ofllfe sgreatest blessmgs Co Treasurer 4 Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 Merlt Award 2 3 Student COUHC11 12 Off1cer 34 C1t1zen shtp IHSIIIUIE 3 Freeholder2 Sp1r1t 2 3 Majorette 2 3 Drum 4 Cholr 3 4 Trafflc Squad 2 3 4 G A A 2 34 Commxttees Dance 12 Prom 3 Playl Rmg 3 Clubs Dancmg 1 Photography2 Typ1ng3 Leaders 4 lf' ns DOROTHY DRAKE HORSE Worry and I have never met o1r 12 G X A 2 34 C m mlttees Assembly 2 Clubs Danc mg 13 Industrxal Arts Z Leaders 4 Dr1llTc.am 3 4 FRED DEBOIS FRED A qulet fellow he s O K Clubs Future Farmers of Amerlca 1 2 3 4 -I v rv .4 n .. . , 3 ,, ,, , . , . n . , - Ch , , . 1 . . , , . O - ' ' 1 : . 'Z - , , . . . , , , ' ' ms-. . -- . ' J , . , . , . , , , .4 ' ., ' . '- .. 4 F. .. , 2 y . , , ' 4 ' . vw - . , Y 4 3 ' . , , . , , , . , , g . . . , ,- - Y . . ' . 44 Y' , , , . . , , , . - U Q l I H i l ' ' 7 1 n Y I Y I - ' . . , . - ff 4' an 3 4. K . It ll 7 V, U - - 1 3,754.33 ' 3 , 1 V4 Y I Y Y - I I 3 , , . . , I y I D 1 I ' ' I 1 H ' I 7 , , . . , , , JOAN DUNCAN JOANIE Just love to laugh and talk G1rl s Athleuc Assoc1at1on 3 4 Commlttees Log 4 Clubs Dancmg 1 2 3 Lxbrary 4 FRANCES EKDAHL FRAN A cute llttle member of our cheer leadlng squad Secretary 2 4 Nat1onal Honor So clety 3 Merlt Award 3 Student Councll 1 2 3 Gxrls State Alternate 3 Transcrlpt 2 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 G A A 2 34 Commlttees Lo Staff 4 Dance 1 2 3 4 Prom Assemblles 234 Clubs Art 3 AIIISIS and Models 4 Danclng 1 2 WILLIAM ROBERT EGERTON BILL Happy go lucky friend to all Transcrlpt 2 Band 1 Cholr 4 Football l 2 34 Track 1 4 Com m1ttees Play 3 4 Prom 3 As semblles 2 3 4 Log 4 Clubs Avlatlon 12 Art 3 Cartoon 4 MF' Jia, Seniors JEAN ANNE EMMONS JAE A true frxend to have and always keep Junlor Red Cross Council 1 Alter nate 3 Homeroom Treasurer 1 Desk MOHIIOI 4 Glrl s Athletlc Assoclatlon 3 4 Usher 4 Com m1ttees Play 1 2 Sprlng Concert 4 Dance 4 Clubs Danclng 1 2 3 Leaders Club 4. PAUL EISENBERG PAUL Leave thmgs of the future to fate Homeroom Treasurer 1 Presldent 2 Vxce Presldent Usher 4 Basketball l Gymnastxcs 4 Com mlttxes Assembly2 Dancel Prom 3 Clubs Bacterlology 1 Bowllng 2 Danclng 3 Publxc Speakmg 4 FLORENCE EVANS FLORENCE Buoyant sp1r1t and opt1m1st1c out look Llbrary Counc11 2 3 Glrl s Athlet1c Assoc1at1on 34 COITIITIIIISCS Play l 2 Assemblies 3 4 Log 4 Clubs Danclng 2 3 Dramancs 1 Leaders Club 4 u I1 1, . 11 ' . Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 I I ' 1 1 I - 3 1 2 1 - u I1 u 11 . 11 u - I . . . , . . . . 1 - 1 3 - 5 1 ' I 1 1 1 I - X I - ' 3 I 1 J . I if! A 5 3 ' 1 -Sig if f' , RY 13 Ag. iggr O an l u . - 11 . . . u 11 1 1 ' . . , ' 1. . . . . . - 9 1 . . . 11 1 1 1 ' . , U . . I . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 ' V Q . 1 1 g 1 1 C g 1 1 Z 1 . . . : 3: 1 2 - S - I , , . : g 1 2 3 1 1 - ' u 11 U . 11 ' - I 2 . ' . , . 1 1 I - ' 1 Q 1 1 : 1 1 1 GWENDOLYN EVANS GWEN Peppy and full of funl Men: Award 3 Llbrary Councll 2 3 Desk Monltor 4 G1rl s Athletxc Assoc1at1on2 Commlttles Assem blles 1 3 4 Clubs Chemlstry 4 Danclng 2 Publlc Speakmg 1 Typ JOAN FRANZ JOAN Takes lxfe xn her strlde Glrl s Athletxc Assoclatlon 2 3 Comm1ttees Dance 1 Clubs Danc mg 1 2 3 FRED FAUHL FRED A fellow who llkes fun and plenty of xt Transferred from Dlcklnson l-hgh School Jersey Cxty New Jersey DONALD FREEMAN DO Quiet but mce to know Cross Country3 Commxttees Dance 4 Log 4 Clubs Archaeology 2 Cartoon 4 Chess and Checkers 1 HISIOIY 3 FREDERICK FOY FRED Quletly Lmobtruslvely he steps from a youth of modest s1ncer1ty lnto successful manhood Homeroom Preszdent 4 Sp1r1t2 3 4 Lunch Momtor 4 Basketball Man ager 2 Cross Country 2 3 4 Track 4 Log 4 Clubs Archaeology 1 Art3 French4 Sc1ence2 DONNA FREEMAN DONNA Something attempted something done Transferred from MldIOIhln Hlgh School V1rg1n1a Merlt Award 2 3 Homeroom Treasurer 4 Play 3 4 Transcrlpt 2 ColorGuard3 4 Traf f1c Squad 3 4 Desk Monitor 4 Lunch Mon1tor3 G A A 2 3 4 Com mzttees Assemblles 2 3 4 Dance4 Prom 3 Clubs F H A 2 Leaders 4 Typxng 3 V Hg n n ' 4 l ing 3. ' , 1,2,3,4i Committees: Assemblies 3, Il NI 'J-'P SAMUEL H. GEORGE SAM A smile that makes you happy with never endingpatiencef' Transferred from Asbury Park High School. Merit Award 35 Red Cross Council 2,35 Boys State 35 Free- hoIder's Day 45 Homeroom Pres- ident 45 Spirit 2,45 Student Guide 45 Usher 35 Basketball 45 Track 2,3,4. Committees: Dance 45 Prom 35 As- semblies 2,45 Log 4. Clubs: Biology 25 Chemistry 35 Mathematics 4. GERL DENE GLOVER 'GERRY' Cheerfulness will open adoor when other keys fail. Junior Red Cross Council 15 Home- room President 15 Choir I, 45 Li- brary Council 25 G.A.A. 2,35 Intra- murals 2, Committees: Log 45 Play Director I. Clubs: Handiwork 35 Leaders Club 45 Transcript 15 Typ- ing 2. xx wx. CHARLES GIBSON MCHARLES' Cheerful and friendly, in fact, regular fella. Homeroom President 35 Choir 25 Traffic Squad 3,45 Lunch Monitor 45 Basketball 15 Football l,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,4. Committees: Prom 35 As- sembly 4. Clubs: Freshman Sports 15 Sophomore Sports 25 Dancing 35 Varsity F 4. Seniors ARTHUR GOLDBERG 'ART' 'The secret of success is constancy of purposef' Boys State Alternate 35 Monitor 45 Intramurals I. Committees: Prom 35 Log 45 Usher 3. Clubs: Art l5Chess and Checkers 25 Typing 35 Chemistry HARRY M. GIBSON BUTCH 'Serious-rnindedl' Senior Choir 1,2,45 Football 2.C1ubs: Chess and Checkers 2,45 Music Appreciation 15 Study 4, lDA GOODMAN ..l,. She looks quiet, she acts quiet, but is she quiet! Merit Award 2,35 Student Council Alternate 35 Homeroom Treasurer 45 Transcript 2,45 Spirit l,2,3,45 Asbury Park Press 45 Traffic Squad 2,3,45 G. A. A, 2, 3, 4, Committees: Log Staff 45 Play 1,45 Dance 1,25 Prom 35 Assemblies l,2,3,4. Clubs: Dancing lg Dramatics2,35 Library 4. LYDIA ELEANOR GORDON ELLIE A good pal toeveryone Llbrary Councll 4 Chou' 1 4 Desk mg 2 3 Lxbrary 4 Photography 1 JAMES GRONOSTAJ SKI J M A qulet easy golng fellow Transferred from Prlnceton Hlgh School Clubs Hlstory 3 Bowling League 3 Scrabble 4 LILLIAN C GRAVATT LILL An enthuslastxc and capable worker Jumor Red Cross Counc1l2 3 G1rl s AIhl9I1C Assoclatxon 3 4 Clubs Handxcraft 1 Dancmg 2 3 Mech amcal Drawlng 4 MARY JUNE GUNTHER JUNE BUG A keen mlnd and a wmnmg way Transferred from Asbury Park I-hgh School. G.A.A. 4. Clubs Future Homemakers of Amerxca 4, Photo graphy 4 MARY GRIFFIN MARY She has a very pleasant smlle and a twmkle ln her eye Red Cross Councll 4 Homeroom Secretary 4 Hall Momtor 4 G1rl s Athletic Assoclatzon 3 4 Commlt tees Prom 3 Log4 Clubs Future Homemakers of Amerlca 2 Llbrary 3 Leaders 3 4 Muslc l ARNOLD HANTMAN ARNOLD Tall dark and handsome Student Councll Alternate 4 Home room Secretary 1 Treasurer 2 Trafflc Squad 3 4 Sp1r1t4 Play Cast 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 1 3 4 Football 1 2 3 Committees Play 2 Prom 3 Assembl1es4 Clubs Publlc Speaklng 1 Sophomore Sports 2 Chemxstry 3 Bxology 4 Monitor 4g G.A.A. 3,4. C1ubs:'Danc- Merit Award 33 1?-A-K Award 41 I I n L I U B A ' Y : LUCY MAI: HARVEY WINKIE Completely femmme and polsed 1n one w1nsome lxttle package of charm Homeroom Secretary 4 Red Cross Councll 4 Transcrlpt 4 Spxrlt 4 Llbrary Councll 3 Cholr I 4 G A A 34 Comm1ttees Plays 12 Prom 3 Assembhes 1 3 4 Play Cast 2 Clubs Danclng 2 Drama 1 Drlll Team 3 4 Leaders 4 Publlc Speak mg 3 ALAN HERSH HERSHY I would dellght my prlvate hours w1th muslc Splrxt 2 Commxttees Assemblyl Play 2 Clubs Archaeology 1 Re cords 2 Languages 3 Theatre 4 MARILYN MARIE HAUGE CARROT She moves l1ke a goddess and looks like a queen Clubs Dancmg 2 Doods 3 Home Econom1cs 4 Sensors RUBY JEAN HILL RUBY She must be seen to be preclated Transferred from Jamesburg Hxgh School Cholr 34 GA A 4 Clubs Dancmg 3 Drill Team 4 Leaders 4 Llbrary 3 ELLEN HAYNES SMILIE Good natured and always sm1l1ng Girl s Athletlc Assoclatlon 2 3 4 Drlll Team 34 Intramurals I2 Commxttees Prom 3 Clubs Home Economxcs 1 Danc1ng2 3 Leaders MARILYN HOCHBERG MARILYN An 1nqu1s1t1ve mxnd and ataste for the fmer things Natlonal Honor SOCICIY 3 Merlt Award 3 Red Cross Councll 1 Color Guard 3 4 Monltor 2 3 4 Guide 4 G A A 2 3 4 Comm1ttees Play 1 2 4 Prom 3 Assembly 3 4 Log 4 Clubs Public Speakmg 1 Dramatlcs 2 Typlng 3 Leaders u I1 .4 . 11 1 ' 1 1 1 5 u 11 u -11 u .. . . u -- 11 , . , 111 11 - , . 11 1- , . . . g g 3 . ., 1 11--' 4' ,. - 11 :L 111 ' T 1 1 11 1 ' O u 11 u . . 1 . . 11 - 1 1 1 u 11 f. . 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PAUL HONIG PAUL A handsome combmatlon of bravnm and braln Natxonal Honor SOCICIY 3 Mer1t Award 3 Boys State Alternate 3 Transcrlpt 2 Llbrary Councll 3 Student Gu1de 4 Baseball Mgr 3 4 Basketball l Mgr 234 Football 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 COITIITIIIICCS Play 2 Dance 12 Prom 3 Clubs Freshman Sports 1 Mathematlcs 2 Chemlstry 3 4 Typing 4 JOHN HULSE BIG JOHN Sharp dresser terr1f1c dancer frlendly smlle Clubs Archery 1 Danc1ng2 3 Study M212 JEAN HRYNIEWICH JEANNIE. ln all endeavors vlrtue IS her guxde Intramurals l 2 G A A 3 4 Jumor Cholr 1 Commlttees Playl As sembly 34 Clubs Future Home makers of Amer1ca 2 Leaders Club 4 Lxbrary l Typ1ng3 WILLIAM DENISE HULSE BILL The world belongs to the energetic Senlor Choxr l 2 4 Trafflc Squad 4 Baseball 1 2 3 Basketball Manager 3 Cross Country Manager 2 Foot balll Manager 4 Commlttles Prom 3 Clubs Archaeology 12 Unlted States History 3 Varslty F 4. MARILYN HUFF HUFF Cheery and easy gomg Jumor Red Cross Councll 2 3 4 Class Play 12 Transcr1pt2 Band l 2 3 4 Shore Conference Band 2 3 Reglonal Band 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Cholr 1 Student Gu1de4 G A A 3 4 Commlttees Play 4 Dance 1 2 Prom 3 Assemblxes 3 4 Log 4 Clubs Danclng 1 Leaders4 Photo graphy 2 Typmg 3 HATTIE INGRAM HATTIE So qulet so unassumlng IS she Transfered from Ballard Hudson Senior Hlgh School Macon Georgla Clubs Dancmg 2 Dlctatlon by Re cords 4 11 11 11 . . 1 ' 'Y 1 1 1 - - 1 1 . : g - , . I ' 1 1 1 - , I5 ,XJ I a u u 11 u - - , u - 11 . I . .. ' Y I D 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 ' Q 1 . . , 1 1 - 1 1 1 - ' : 1 1 1 ' ' ' 3 ' ' ' ' : . 1. 5 ' 3 ' Q 5 , Q i 1 1 - u n ll I ll ' I ' If f I 14 . . 1 1 - - n - 1 . - 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 : 1 ' I V A 1 I 4 , I u 11 ' ll . 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .- 1 1 ' 4 , . : I . f 1 1 I ' I s I Y I I WALTER JABLONSKI WALT Llkable lad Homeroom Presxdent 1 Clubs AV1 ation 1 Danclng 2 Mechamcs 3 Study 4 MARNA JOHNSON BROCKWAY She may look qulet but look agam Transferred from Brockway Area Hlgh School Cholr 4 G A A 4 Clubs Mechanlcal Drawlng 4 Seniors DORIS JONES JONESEY Ready for a good t1me and a good joke 4 Desk Momtor 1 4 Student Guxde I G A A 2 3 4 Commxttees Play 3 Dance 1 2 4 Prom 3 AssembI1es 2 3 4 Rmg 3 Clubs Dancmg 1 2 Home Econom1cs 3 Leaders 4 ISABELLE JONES ISSY Q Qulet untxl you know her Transferred from Neptune High School Clubs Dancing 3 Home Economxcs 4 PATRICIA JOHNSON PAT A smlle for every gxrl and two for every boy Red Cross Councll 1 L1braryCoun c112 Commxttees Dance 1 Clubs Danclng 1 2 3 Drama 4 SUSAN JONES SUE That whlch I do I seek to do well Natlonal Honor Socxety 3 Merlt Award 2 3 Student Councll 2 3 Chlef 3 4 Traffxc Squad 1 2 3 G A A 3 4 Committees Log 4 Play 1 2 Dance I 2 4 Prom 3 Assem bl1es 2 3 Clubs Recordlng Musxc 1 Art Councll 2 3 Leaders 4 O Student Council 2,3g Traffic Squad 3, Alternate' 13 Spirit 1, Edit0r-i'nI I ELEANORE ROSE KACZOROWSKI ELLIE Be silent and safe silence never betrays you Library Council 4 Choir l 4 L1 brary Monitor 4 G A A 3 4 Com mittees Assembly3 Log4 Clubs Dancing 12 Folk Dancing 3 L1 brary 4 GEORGE KEREKES GEORGE Worry kills many men whydiel Committees Prom 3 Assembl1es3 4 Clubs Archery 1 Art Council 3 Artists and Models 4 Dancing 2 ROBERT GOERGE KELSEY 'BOB' Don't start an argument with himl Vice-President 4g B a ske t ba ll lg Football 1,2,3,4. Committees: Log 45 Dance l,2,4g Prom 39 Assemblies 1, 2,3,4. Clubs: Art l,2g Varsity 'F 35 Public Speaking 4. 'ws IRENE KERESTAN RENE As merry as the day 18 long Homeroom Treasurer 3 Spirit 4 Senior Choir l 2 3 Traffic Squad 1 Office Ald64 G A A 2 Committees Dance 1 2 Prom 3 Spring Concert 1 2 3 Play 2 3 Clubs Bacteriology 1 Danc1ng2 Dramat1cs3 Drama4 WALTER KELSEY WALT I do as 1 please and I do it wxth ease Clubs Study l 2 3 4 PATRICIA ANN KOLARITSCI-I PAT A friendly and plea si ng person allty Student Council Alternate 1 Red Cross Council Alternate 4 Library Council Alternate 3 Senior Cholrl 2 GAA 4 Committees Dance2 Prom 3 Assemblies 1 2 Clubs Dancing 1 2 Handiwork 3 Leaders U ' u u In ,kkr L SHERYL KRAMER SHIRL She IS fun lovlng and always a true frxend Student Councll 1 3 Jumor Red Cross Counc1l4 V1ce President 3 Llbrary Councll Secretary 2 Spxrlt 3 G A A 3 4 Commxttees Play 1 3 4 Dancel 2 4 Prom3 As semblles 3 4 I.,og4 Clubs Artlsts and Models 4 Dancmg 1 3 Leaders Club 3 Typmg 2 DOROTHY LAMIRANDE DOTTIE An mfectxous laugh frlendly to a Merlt Award 3 Homeroom Trea 1234 Drlll Team 34 GAA 2 3 4 Intramurals l Commlttees Log 4 Assernblxes l 2 3 4 Clubs Art 1 Dancmg 2 Leaders Club4 Shop 3 FRANCES KULICK FRAN Combmatzon of serlousness and humor Transferred from Meadvllle Hxgh School Desk Monltor 4 Clubs Photography 4 Seniors ANNE LATHROP ANNIE Friendly easy gomg everw11l1ng and helpful Student Councxl 4 Red Cross Coun cll 2 Sp1r1t 1 2 Orchestra 3 Band 2 3 4 Vlce Presldent 3 Traff1c Squad34 Dr1llTeam3 GAA 23 4 Commlttees Play 1 2 4 Dancel 2 Prom 3 Assembly 34 Clubs Photography 1 Treasurer 1 2 Dancing 3 Artxsts and Models 4 GERTRUDE KURTZ TRUDY Frxendly wlth everyone Homeroom Secretary 4 G A A 2 34 Commxttees Play 1 2 Dance 1 Clubs Dancing 1 2 Theater 3 Study 4 TED LEFKOWICH Hasn t any cause for worry Student Councll Alternate 3 Home room Presldent 2 Football 1 Track 1 2 Clubs Chess and Checkers 1 Hxstory 3 O ll.' . surer 3, Vice-bresident 4g Choir 'LEFTY' AUGUSTINE LEWIS 'TENA Pleasant to all and to all a great pleasure Student Councll 4 Homeroom Sec retary 3 Sp1r1t 3 4 Trafflc Squad 34 Desk Momtor 4 Usher 34 Dnll Team 3 Councxl 4 GAA 2 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 Commlttees Dance 4 Prom 3 Log 4 Clubs Guldance 1 Typmg 2 BlO10gy 3 Leaders Club 4 RICHARD LOTT DICK Hxs qulet ways are decezvxng J umor Red Cross Councxl Alternate 2 Desk Monltor 4 Football 1 2 Committees Dance 1 4 Prom 3 Clubs Avxatlon 1 2 4 Chemlstry 3 JOHN LIBBY JOHNNY Crulsing down the road at 110 m p h Trafflc Squad 1 Football 2 Clubs Archaeology 1 Dancmg 3 Study 2 CAROL LYKES CAROL 'The gleam of her golden halr radlates frlendlmess Red Cross Councll I Homeroom Secretary 2 GAA 2 mtramurals 1 Commxttees Dance 2 Log 4 Clubs Dancmg 1 2 3 Handxwork 4 WILLIAM LOCKHART BILL An O K fellow! Commlttees Play 1 2 3 Clubs Av1 atlon 1 2 ARLENE KATHRYN MADGE A congemal compamon and a flne frlend Student Councll 2 3 Hall Momtor 3 4 Usher 2 Commxttees Dance 3 Assembly 3 Log4 Clubs Dancxng 2 3 Handlwork 1 Home Economics 4. D 1 I 'LIVER' 1 ' ' . . : ' . 4: ' ' I 4 I JOAN MAGEE JOAN Always even tempered and cheer Men: Award 2 Transcrlpt 2 Desk Momtor 4 G A A 3 Commlttees Assembly 3 Dance 1 Clubs Danc mg l 2 3 Leaders Club 3 Me chanlcal Drawlng 4 BETTY LOU MAGHAN BETTY A cute and very peppy majorette Merlt Award 3 Student Counc11 2 3 Alternate 1 Homeroom V1ce Pres 1dent 2 Presldent 4 Majorette Head 4 Trafflc Squad 3 Student Gulde 3 Lunch Momtor 4 G A A 2 4 Intramurals 1 Commlttees Log 4 Dance 1 2 3 Prom 3 Clubs Danclng l 2 Leaders Club 3 4 Seniors urtesy Boys Trafflc Prom 1 2 3 4 Bowlmg 2 Glee JANICE LEE MATTHEWS JAN A pert little pixie with a warm heart Library Councll 3 Lunch Monitor4 Junior Red Cross Alternate 4 Com mittees Play 1 2 Dance 1 2 Clubs Dancmg 2 Handlwork 3 Nurse s And 4, Recorded Musxc 1 MARSHA EDLA MAGHAN MARSHA There IS no substztute for hard work Merxt Award 2 3 Red Cross Councll l Homeroom Secretary 1 Tran scrxpt 2 Traffxc Squad 3 4 lntra murals 1 Sports Day 2 Usher 1 4 Comnuttees Play 4 Dance 4 Prom Clubs Handxwork l Art Counc112 Llbrary 3 Drama 4 MARY ANN MATTOX MARY ANN A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance Merlt Award 3 Student Councxl 1 3 4 Homeroom Treasurer 4 Senlor Choir 1 2 3 4 Traffxc Squad 2 Student Gu1de 4 Lxmch Momtor 4 GAA 34 Commlttees Play 4 Dance l 4 Assemblies 1 2 3 4 Clubs Chenustry 4 Danclng l 2 Dramatic 3 . , , . : . 3. ful. ,- 3g Assemblies 2,43 Log, Secretary, A O fl a . 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' ' ' JOHN McCARTHY MAC A frlend to all always Smiling Homeroom Pres1dent3 4 Red Cross Councxl 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basket ball 1 2 Football 1 Track 1 2 3 4 Commxttees Prom 3 Log 4 Clubs Sophomore Sports 2 V1ce Pres zdent Chess and Checkers 3 Study PEGGY McMAl-ION PEG Popular pleasant and well groomed Student Gulde 1 2 3 Homeroom Treasurer 2 Traffxc Squad 3 Desk Momtor 4 Off1ce Alde 4 GA A 2 3 Commlttees Dance 1 2 Prom 3 Clubs Dancmg 1 I-landlwork 3 4 Photography 2 GERALDINE MCCORMICK GERI Txme pauence and perseverance accomplxsh many thmgs Homeroom Treasurer 1 Senxor Councll 4 G A A 2 Commlttees Play 1 2 3 4 Dance 1 2 4 Prom 3 Assembly 2 3 Clubs Dramaucs 3 Future Teacher of Amerlca 4 Pub llc Speakmg 1 2 Sp1r1t 1 2 3 PATRICK MCNAMARA PAT He has h1s w1t to cheer us a blt Clubs Archery 1 Danc1ng2 3 Study PATRICIA ANN MCDERMOTT PATSY A clever glrl full of song as merry as the day IS long Transferred from Star of the Sea Academy G A A 4 Commxttees Play 4 Clubs Stenography 4 BETTE MILLER BET An all Amerlcan gxrl wlthahearty grm Transferred from St Catherme s Academy Newport Rhode Island Trafflc Squad 3 Log Program 3 Desk Momtor 4 Homeroom V1ce Presldent 4 Chrlstmas Assembly 3 Clubs Dancmg 3 Leaders 4 Freshman Sports ,1, Presidentg 1 l ' . 4. , 4- I Y I RICHARD MOHR DER A man of few words Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 Lunch Monitor 4 Basketball Manager 1 Track 1 Manager 2 Commlttees Assembly 3 Clubs Photography 1 2 Chemlstry 3 Radxo 4 BEVERLY R MUNDY BEV An enthuslastlc worker Transcript 2 Intramurals 1 G A A 34 Commxttees Dance 1 2 Play 1 2 4 Log 4 Clubs Danclng 3 Drama 1 Secretary Lxbrary 2 V1ce Presldent Sp1r1t 1 Study 4 BARBARA MOORE BOBBIE Good sense and good nature are never separated Homeroom V1ce Presldent 4 Tran scrlpt 2 Desk Mon1tor 4 Intra murals 1 G A A 2 3 4 Comrmttees Log 4 Clubs Aat Council 3 Future Homemakers of Amerxca 2 Handx work 1 Mechamcal Drawmg 4 EFIIOYS PATRICIA MURPHY PAT Speech IS great but sllence IS greater Cholr 1 2 Junxor Red Cross Councll 2 Commxttees Dance 2 Prom 3 Assemblles 12 Clubs Dancmg 1 2 Handlwork 3 4 JOHN MULY JOHNNY Rxch 1n good works Presldent 1 Merlt Award 2 3 Student Councll 3 Presldent 4 Homeroom V1ce Presldent 1 3 Treasurer 2 Band 1 2 4 Orchestra 1 2 Baseball 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Comnuttees Play 1 Dance 1 2 3 4 Assembly 4 Frosh N1ght4 Clubs Freshman Sports 1 Bowllng KATHLEEN NAUGHTON KATHY Full of fun and frxendllness Student Council 3 Red Cross Coun c11 4 Homeroom V1ce Presldent Llbrary Counc1l3 V1ce Presldent Desk Momtor 1 Cheerleader 1 2 GAA 3 Commnttees Log 4 As sembly 3 Dance 1 2 Prom3 Clubs Danclng 1 2 3 Handxwork 4 25 Chemistry 3g Varsity F' 4. O MARY NOLAN MARY Friendly and soft spoken Clubs Danclng 1 3 Future Home makers of America 2 Leaders Club RICHARD PALADINO DINO Homeroom President I Choir 2 4 Traffic Squad 3 Football 1 2 Com m1tt1ees Play 1 24 Dance 12 Prom 3 Assemhly4 Log4 Clubs Bacteriology 1 Sophomore Sports 2 Dancing 3 Theater 4 SYLVIA JOAN NOLLER 'JOANIE' 'A cute and very peppy cheer- leader. Treasurer 1g Vice President 2,3g Co-Treasurer 45 Merit Award 2,39 Student Council 2,3,4g Red Cross Council 1 2' Cheerleader 2 3 J.V. 1' Co-Captain 4' Traffic Squad 3 4- Freeholder s Day 3 G A A 3 4 V1ce President 2 Committees Dance 1 2 4 Prom 3 Clubs Bacteriology 1 Future Nurses 4 Home Economics 3 Typing 2 THOMAS PALMER TOM One of our most promxsmg farmers Desk Monitor 4 Committees Prom 3 Clubs Future Farmers of Amer ica I Secretary 2 Vice President 3 Presldent 4 MIKE OGBORNE MIKE 'Not too serious not too gay just reserved in every way Transferred from Lakewood High School Monitor 4 Track 3 4 Foot ball 3 4 Committees Prom 3 Clubs Varsity F 3 4 MARY A nice girl to know J umor Red Cross Council Alternate 2 Desk Monitor 4 Usher 4 Com mxttees Log 4 Clubs Dancing 1 Handlwork 3 4 Photography 2 U I I I 4. ' . ' : , : - 1 'Likes to s1eep,especiaIlyinc1ass. MARY ANN PARADISE LEONARD PARKER LENNY A quxet fellow he s O K we llke him better every day Commxttees Play2 Prom3 Clubs Avlatlon 3 4 Freshman Sports 1 Industrlal Arts 2 RU'I1-I ANN POLHEMUS RUTH A sweet d1spos1t1on IS not the least of her charms Junlor Red Cross Counc1l 2 Pres xdent 4 Treasurer 3 Homeroom Secretary l 4 Sp1r1t 2 Senior Choxr 1 Student Guxde 34 GAA 23 V1ce Presldent 4 Intramurals l 2 Commlttees Log 4 Dance 1 As sembly 3 Clubs Bacteriology l Folk Dancing 3 Future Teachers of America 4 Photography 2 VIRGINIA PASTOR 'TINY If sllence IB golden ld always be broke Student Councxl 1 Jumor Red Cross Councxl l Trafflc Court 1 2 G A A 3 4 Intramurals I Commlttees Play 1 Assemblxes 3 4 Dance 3 Clubs Archaeology 1 Danc1ng2 3 Drlll Team 3 Leaders Club 4 Seniors ADELE RASIEWICZ ADELE Mlschnef lurks here Desk Monitor 4 Intramural Sports 1 Commlttees Play 2 Prom 3 Log 4 Clubs Bactenology 1, Danc mg 3 Future Homemakers of Amer 1ca 2, Study Hall 4 W XIII , R I zz C, , ' . ' . 'fs , . ' ! . ' . 1 ,,, in t ... ' R 1 .. .. Z f - . 0 .. I ' ' vu . I I ,- . -'- ' l Sq . ' . ':. K- ... I T Z ' u .. .. - X . . I I I un -. ' . . 0 0 - 1 . ' -i ' ' .':, 8 '- I. I I as n up e In 1 , gg -ff O I K' . n N , N I , D. 3'9- I IB . . I 1 . Q . ' 5 mmfii nu '. 0 . Q . ' , E . -1 ' 9. - . :x ' K Q P003 WILLIAM PERRY SONNY An athlete at heart Transferred from Boys Hxgh School Brooklyn New York Football Study 4 SHERMAN REED SHERMAN Let come what may he never worrxes Football 3 4 Clubs Avlatxon l Blology 4 Chemlstry 3 THEODORE RI-SNICK TED I can reslst everythlngexcept ttmptatlonl Homcroom Ireasurer 2 Cym nastlcs 4 Commlttces Dance 1 Prom 3 Assembly 2 Clubs Bac terlology 1 Bowllng 2 Folk Danclng 3 Publlc Spcaklng 4 STUAR In ROBINSON ST Llff. IS not so short but that there IS always tlmc enough for courtesy Student Counul l Ilbrarv Councll 2 Band 12 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 4 Trafflc Squad3 4 GleeCIub3 Base 3 4 Track 2 3 Commlttees Dance I L.og4 Assembly 4 Clubs Archery 1 Danclng 2 3 Varslty F MARIA REYNA DEBARRIOS 'BUNNY' The smile of content when work is complete.' G,A.A. 3. Committees: Dancz. 12' Assembly3 Clubs Blology3 Chess and Checkers 2 Cholr 1 2 Dancln l Future Nurses of Amerlca 4 v 3230 THOMAS ROBINSON TOMMY Never lost for words class jokster Baseball 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 Clubs Cartoon Danclng 3 Freshman Sports 1 Sophomore Sports 2 HOWARD RICHLI SON HOWIE The ablllty and thc wlll to work such a comblnatlon should brlng success Desk Momtor 4 Hall Monltor 3 Commlttees log4 Clubs Archery 1 Chess and Checkers 2 Danclng3 Chemlstry 4 BETTY LOUISE ROE BETTY She s llttle but oh myl Commlttees Log 4 Assembl1es3 4 Clubs Danclng 3 Drlll Team 3 4 Handlwork 1 Leaders Club 4 Oc cupatlons for Glrls 2 1 ' . 3 t ' S I ' X . fl 'A f' x ri ' . rv 1 I i w 6 ' - .k . ytky .. U. ' . 5 J - -I gi U 1 . , - ball 29 Basketball 1,25 Football 1,2, W1 ' Librar-ia11'S Secretary 4: GAA. 3. 4 1 1 1 lcll lptsll ,it f . ' . I ' ' 5 , ' QL fg A z y 2.1, 1 C A I V ,l I . I I 1 Q42 V - i in R - , , T I 'p JANET ROSIN AN As neat and n1ce as they come Student Councll 1 Junior Red Cross Councll 4 Homeroom Treasurer 2 Asbury Park Press 3 Usherette 1 G A A 2 Play Cast 4 Commxttees Dance 1 2 L.og4 Assembly4 Clubs ALFRED SCHLECHTWEG A real down to earth future farmer of America Basketball 1 2 3 4 Committees Future Farmers of America Sen tinal l 2 Clubs Future Farmers of America 1,2 3 4 LOUISE RUPP A maiden modest but self- possessed! Homeroom secretary 1 Spxrlt 3 G A A 3 Commlttees Dance 1 Prom 3 Log 4 Clubs Dancing 1 2 Folk Dancing 3 Mechanical Drawmg 4 Sensors WILFRED SCHWARZ BUDDY 'Takes everythlng easy too relaxed to worry Splrit 4 Football 1 2 Commlttees Prom 3 Clubs Freshman Sports l Sophomore Sports 2 Chess and Checkers 3 Avxauon 4 BARBARA SCANLON BOBBIE Good thmgs come in small pack ages Choir 1 2 Student Guide 2 Monitor 3 4 Committees Spirit 2 Clubs Art 1 Dancing 3 Handxwork 2 Theater 4 THERESA SCOTTO 'TESSIE Down to earth and methodlcal Transcrlpt 2 Jun1orCho1r 1 G A A 3 4 Commxttees Log 4 Play 1 Assembly 3 Clubs Art 3 Future Homemakers of Amerlca 2 Me chamcal Drawlng 4 Transcript Club MJ n u ln ' - . I - Dancing,1:2,3g Leaders 4. . ' . O IA'-il u - .I - -' . . : ' ' I . . . 1. FRED SEARBY MOUSE Llke a powder puff he s made for women Homeroom Vxce Presldent 1 3 Trafflc Squad 4 Desk Momtor 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Trackl Com mlttees Dance 2 Prom3 Assem blxes 2 3 4 Clubs Archery 1 Aft JOHN A SHEBANIE JR ABE Qulet yetsoclable Student Councxl Alternatel 4 Cholr 3 4 Momtor 4 Football 1 2 Gym nastxcs 4 Commlttees Prom 3 Clubs Archery3 Danclngl Future Farmers of Amerlca 2 4 TED SEIBER TED Nlce to have around a hard worker Mer1t Award 3 Homeroom Trea surer 3 Student Council 1 Splrlt 3 4 Senlor Choir 4 Trafflc Squad 3 4 Desk Momtor 4 Basketball 1 Football Manager 1 2 3 Com m1ttees Dance 1 2 Prom3 Log4 Assemblles l 2 3 4 Clubs Photo graphy 1 Chess and Checkers 2 Glee Club 3 PUb11C Speaklng 4 MARILYN SHERMAN 'MARILYN' 'A perfect woman, nobly planned. Merxt Award 3, Student Councxl 2,4, Red Cross Councll 1, Transcrlpt 2, Splrxt 2,3, Traff1c Squad 3,4, Desk Monltor 4, G A A. 3, Council 2, 4, Intramurals 2. Commlttees Log 4, Play 1 ,2, Dance 1, Prom 3, Assembly 3, 4. Clubs Dancmg 1, Home Economxcs 3, Leaders Club 4, Typ mg 2 JOE SELZER JOE The style IS the man hlmself Clubs Av1at1on 4 Chess and Checkers 1 Danclng 2 3 RICHARD SIMPKIN DICK Cheerful as the day xs long Clubs Freshman Sports 1 Future Farmers of Amerxca 2 3 4 u n u - 1 l Y - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v ' - 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 0 - ' 1 1 , ' . , . '11 .f ' 'Mn f- , ff-M. 'ft' 7 X , u I 11 11 u 1 1 11 - - n , . . ' ' . . . , ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' ' 1 1 ' , , . . Q 2,3, . , . u In u . . u 1 . 1 1 . u I1 I 1 1 1 1 ' . . u ' I . . . - ' 1 1 ' ' , . 1 1 - 1 FOSTER SLADE BUFCH Steadfast of thought well made well wrought Basketball Manager 1 Clubs B1 ology 2 Chemlstry 3 General Sclence 1 Theater 4 HELEN SODEN HELEN Wlns everyone by her frlendllness w1l1mgness to help others Merlt Award 3 Desk Momtor 4 Usherette 4 Intramurals 1 G A A 23 4 Commxttees Log 4 Dance 1 2 Prom 3 Clubs Dancmg 2 Handzwork 1 Home Econorrucs 3 Leaders Club 4 IRA MAE SMITH RA Qulet and fr1endly Commxttees Log 4 Prom 3 Clubs Handlwork 1 2 3 Home Econonucs BFIIOYS BETTY LOUISE SNOOK SNOOKY A sunny d1spos1t1on and ready for un Student Councll 1 4 Majorette 1 2 3 Choir 1234 GAA 234 Sports Day 1 2 Commxttees Dances 1 2 3 4 Prom 3 Assemb11es2 3 4 Clubs Dancmg 1 2 3 Leaders 4 LAWRENCE SORCHER LARRY Good nature IS one of man s best assets Red Cross Alternate 4 Homeroom Secretary 3 Traffxc Squad 2 34 Student Gulde 4 Football Manager 1 2 3 4 Tenms 2 3 4 Committees Dance 2 Prom 3 Assembly 3 Clubs Art 3 Av1at1on 2 BlOlOgy 4 Freshman Sports 1 REGINIA SPENCER SPENCE Never a dull moment when thls gal saround Sp1r1t 2 3 Llbrary Councll 3 Frosh mght Manager4 GA A 3 4 Com mlttees Log 4 Play Dlrector 1 Dance 1 2 Prom 3 Log Assembly4 Rmg 3 Semor Councxl 4 Clubs Dancmg 1 3 Future Nurses 4 Leaders Club 3 Typmg 2 ll I H 0 ' ,Y . I Q 1 I 1 1 1 4. 1 I U Y M . .1 ., . . . 1 1 1 N f I . . ' ' ' l Q a I 2 I 1 - 1 1 1 I - - - 1 1 S . . 1 . n I ' I ' ' l I I 1 1 1 1 . 3 - ' . 1 1 1 - fifsfif ,W f 5 :ZR 5 'T 1 S O I I u I U . .. . . . , ,, I C 1 - I 1 1 1 1 . . F I Y 1 I 1 . . . 1 . ' , , . . . I Q Q - 1 - ' v 1 2 1 1 . S - 5 Q 3 . I v 1 1 1 1 . g , M I ll ' I I . . I 2 1 1 1 I I I Y Q I I ' ' 1 1 - - I I , . LINDA SUSAN SPORN ISU-El So unaffected,so composed in mind.' Merit Award 2,35 Homeroom Vice President 4g Transcript 2g Spirit l,2,3g Traffic Squad 2,3,4g Desk Monitor 49 Office Aide 3g G.A.A. 2 3 Council 4. Committees: A - semblies 2 3 4 Log 4 Play 1 2 4 Dance 1 2 4 Prom 3 Ring 3 Clubs Dramatics 2 Public Speaking 4 Theatre 3 Transcript 1 CARL STEIMMITZ CARL Another one of those hate to get up ln the morning fellows Comnuttees Dance l Clubs Avia tion 1 Danclng 3 Photography 2 4 LORENZD STANFORD 'TINY' An honest man and a warm heart within. Homeroom Treasurer 2,3g Baseball 1,2,3g Basketball 1,2g Football 1,2,3, 4g Track 1',2. Committees: Assembly 3g Log 4. Clubs: Archery lg Varsity 'F' 2,3,4. ll BARBARA STORER BABS An eye catching redhead Girl s Athletlc Association 3 Intra murals 1 2 Commlttees Home Economics Programl Clubs Danc ing 3 Handiwork 1 2 Study 4 IRA STEINBERG 'MOON' Care to buy a share on a trip to the moon? Homeroom Vice-President4gLi- hrary Council 2,3g Desk Monitor 43 Football 1. Clubs: Chemistry 33 Freshman Sports lg Mathametics 2g Study 4. CAROLYN SFROUD GAIL Silence has many advantages Transcript 2 Committees Log 4 Clubs Dancing 2 Handiwork 1 Leaders 4 Library 3 .ff wiv . n S y 1 I S . l I 1 1 Q Q . : I I . . , . .. . A ,.l f ' ,KJV I ll ll I ll I ' I - Q I - 1 I . - - - I 1 u Q : . : - : 5 g I I , - Q . I I , ll I I . 1 . . . . , ,D 'V .y , 1 ' 2 QV, . . : V ' - - V . 2 'WF' ' , - - 4, . 3 , l ' . ' . ' SYQEAJZ ' ' n 1 1 - .rwfggjQ'+-'. :V gif Mifftsj Jw :. A V .,. f'3' 215' A , t 1 iffy ' f yi' 4 A -.nw -f, , . 'w a' f ' t Mn ai . 1 ,, .: -, if-'PE fif 1'f 191 ,ff K - -f if-aff 1- fi 'wavkw my-E' 1,- CLAIRE STRUYF CLAIRE Frlendly dlsposltlon and easy gomg manner Glrl s Athletxc Assoclatlon 3 4 Commlttees Assembly3 4 Dance4 Clubs Art l Folk Dancing 3 Stamp 2 Theater 4 Leaders Club 3 MITCHELL TANNE Zestful for hook learn1n but eagerly fun yearmn I Merlt Award 3 Play Cast 2 3 4 Spxrxt 2 3 L1brary Councml 4 Traf f1c Squad 4 Student Guxde 4 Tennls 2 3 4 Commlttees Assemblles 3 4 Log 4 Clubs Chess and Checkers2 Dramatmc 4 Photography 1 Publxc Speakxng 3 RON SURGENT RON lf pleasure mterfers wxth studxes forget the studlesl Transferred from Trenton Cathohc Hlgh School HomeroomV1ce Pres 1dent 4 Trafflc Squad 4 Desk Mon 1tor 4 Baseball 3 Basketball 3 4 Gymnastics 4 Track 3 4 Clubs Avxatxon 3 Typmg 4 Seniors LEO TAMAI LEO Never a dull moment! Student Councll 4 Homeroom Treasurer 3 Trafflc Squad4 Base ball 3 Football 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Commlttees Dance 4 Prom 3 Log 4 Clubs Archery 3 AIIISIS and Models 4 Freshmen Sportsl Soph omore Sports 2 LAWRENCE TAYLOR DOC More Brawn than Bram Transferred from Oakland M11 1tary Academy Homeroom Pres ldent 4 Baseball 4 Track 4 Com mlttees Log 4 Clubs Dancmg 3 Photography 4 Forever a frlend Homeroom Secretary 1 2 4 Trea surer 2 Office Alde 4 G A A 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 Commlttees Art Program 3 Play 1 Assembly 2 Clubs Art Counc1l3 Future Home makers of Amerxca 2 Leaders 4 Transcrxpt l 0 'MITCH' MARY Lou THOMPSON A u 1 I' ULU. VERONICA THOMSON RON Versatllxty plus ln all her under takmgs Treasurer 3 4 Natlonal Honor So c1ety3 Merlt Award 2 3 Red Cross Councxl Alternate 2 Glrls State 3 Home Room Presldent l 2 Cholr 1234 Trafflc Squad 23 GAA 2 Secretary 3 Presldent 4 Com mlttees Play 124 Prom 3 As semb11es 234 Clubs Chemzstry 3 Danc1ng2 Dramatlcs 1 Leaders CHARLES VAN CUREN CHARLIE A man of few words Homeroom Presxdent 2 Basketball 1 Football 1 2 Clubs Hlstory Through Pxctures 1 Study Hall 2 3 EDWARD TWARDOZ JR EDDIE I thought of the future whatever I 1 Llbrary Councll 3 Basketball I Track 2 Commlttees Dance 2 Assembly 4 I.,og4 Clubs Dancmg 3 Freshmen Sports I Sophomore Sports 2 LOUISE VAN MALDEN LOU An even tempered redhead who manages to fmd humor ln almost any sxtuatxon Student Councll 4 Sp1r1t 3 Hall Momtor 4 Desk Momtor 4 Lunch Momtor 3 G A A 3 4 Commlttees Log 4 Log Assembly 2 4 Clubs Handlwork 1 2 Leaders Club 4 Spamsh Club 4 Theatre 3 VERNON VALENTINE VERNON Sober IS not SCIIOUS qu1et but not 1d e Football 1 2 Track 1 2 3 Clubs Danclng 1 2 3 Study Hall 4 LEXY When she has passed xt w1ll seem lxke the ceasing ofexqulslte muslc Merlt Award 3 Red Cross Council 2 3 Splfll 12 3 Choir 2 Traffxc Squad 1 2 3 4 Desk Momtor 4 G A A 2 3 4 Commlttees Log 4 Play 4 Prom 3 Assemblles 3 4 Clubs Publlc Speaklng I Typxng 2 Theatre 3 Chemlstry 4 ll D , . d'd.' 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We QV fl VP ,lf RONALD VOGAN RON There s always t1me enough or courtesy Student Councll 4 Desk MOHIIOI 4 Commlttees Dance 4 Assembly4 Clubs Archaeology 1 2 Publ1c Speakmg 3 4 NELSON WARDILLL NEL Very quxet guy and rather shy Transferred from Red Bank Hlgh School Homeroom Pres1dent 4 Desk Momtor 4 Clubs Future Farmersof Amerlca 4 M' Sensors RUTH ANN WAI KPR RUTH Soft spoken and lovely to look at Mer1t Award 2 3 Red Cross Councxl 3 Asbury Park Press 4 Transcrxpt 2 3 Spxrlt 2 4 Orchestra l Cholr 2 Trafflc Squad 3 4 C A A 2 3 4 Commlttees Log 4 Playl Dancel Prom 3 R1ng3 ArtCounc114 Clubs l eaders Club 4 MARY WARNLR BHI SY She cheered our tcam to vlctory Class Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 Nauonal Honor SOCICIY 3 Mtrxt Award 3 Red Cross Councll 13 Glrls State 3 Frccholders Day 3 Cheerleader Z 3 Co Captam 4 Trafflc Squad 2 3 4 C A A 2 3 4 Comnuttees Dances 1 2 4 Prom 3 Log 4 Clubs Publxc Speakmgl Typing 2 Home Economics 3 Leaders 4 I, no 'J . x 44 W if ,. u 7 ' f M 1 I .Il Home liconornics 2,3g Tytaing 0 HERBERT WASSER HERBERT Impossible or not hell try 1tl Football l Basketball 1 4 Baseball 4 Gyl'I1l'l3SE1CS 4 Clubs Freshman Sportsl Sophomore Sports2 Danc mg 3 Golf 4 LEE WILLIAMS BUC-GS Always ready for fun Assembly 3 4 Semor Cho1r4 Foot ball 1 2 3 4 Track 12 3 4 Clubs Dramaucs 1 Dancmg Z 3 Varsxty Yxqifs FRANKLIN WILLIAMS FRANK A combmatlon of a gentleman and an athlete Traff1c Squad 1 4 Homeroom Pres 1dent 3 Vlce Presldent 4 Assem blxes 3 Gymnastxcs 4 Football 1 2 3 Commlttees Prom 3 Log 4 Clubs Freshman Sports 1 Varslty F 2 Avlatlon 4 Presldent 3 MARY ANN WILSON MARY ANN DlI'I'lll'lUI1V6 blonde and qulet Homeroom Se c re t a r y 3 Trafflc Squad 4 Glrl s Athletlc Assoclatxon 3 Commlttees Prom 3 Log 4 Dance 4 Clubs Art 1 3 Future Homemakers of Amer1ca2 Leaders Club 4 ' - f u n 4 u - n . up u - - . . Il S 1 2 - 5 ' . : . S ' I S ' Z ' 1 ' A Q . 1 : I 1 . I I - : 3 ' a n . A - , ' I 1 ' U H .. . . . . .. Y c .. . ' . , .. ,. , . . . . . - . . 3 1 ' - 5 - I 5 , f 1 I , . . - 1 - 3 , 1 : A , Q ' 1 'F' 4. . ALICE WOHRLIN ALICE Cute sweet and dxgnlfled Transferred fr o m B a t t on I-hgh School Elxzabeth New Jersey Student Gulde 3 Clubs Handlwork RALPH WOODRUFF PETE Few were hxs words but wonder fully clear Merit Award 3 Boys State3 Home room Presxdent 4 Treasurer 4 Semor Counc11 4 Commxttees As sembly 4 Log 4 Clubs Radlo 1 2 Seniors CYNTHIA LYNN WURTZEL CINDY Laugh and the world laughs wlth ou Desk Monxtor 1 4 Offxce Aide 4 GAA 34 Drlll Team 3 Com mlttees Play 1 2 4 Prom 3 Log 4 Assembly 3 Clubs Handiwork 2 Leaders 4 Public Speakmg 1 Sec retary, Splrlt 3 Theater 3 I I ' .. ln. H ' I' D 3,-4. ' ' ' ' .' ' : - Typing 3g,Math 4: ' ' 0 I H o y .. q a EDWARD YAEGER SKIP No man can lose what he always a Transferred to and from Teaneck Hxgh School Teaneck New Jersey Clubs Archery 1 Aviation 4 BERNARD ZILBERGELD BERNIE Easy going and good natured Student Councll 2 4 Spirlt 3 Band 2 3 Hall Monitor3 Basketball Man ager 1 Football Manager 1 Foot 4 Committees Play 4 Dancel 2 4 Prom 3 Assemblles 34 Log 4 Clubs Photography 1 Aviation 2 Dancing 3 Future Teachers 4 GOERGE ZNACHKO GEO The world has but one song to s1ng Transferred from Bloomfield H1gh School New Jersey Clubs Soph omore Sports 2 Chess and Checkers 3 Study 4 h d-' ' . s ' s . : , 5 ', . i hall 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g Gymnastics CIC LL. Z 1 ID H K N Wvfscxxg LINDERCLASSES FIRST ROW, left to right: Diana McCulloch, Margaret Marter, Frances Langford, Mary Robinson, Dora Perry, Margaret Peace, Betty Polhemus, Phoebe Siegel, Patricia McGackin, Phillis Mangano, Barbara Powell, Bernice Martin, Faith Petchers, Linda Maghan, Carol Shutthiss, Sandra Shafto. SECOND ROW, left to right: Stewart Tave, William Mehr, Thomas Surgent, Alexander Onopreinko, Frank Pincus, George Thompson, Harry Simon, James Stanley, Robert Schwartz, Irving Robinson, Bruce Pine, Sheldon Schultz, Richard Soden. THIRD ROW, left to right: Sue Millard, Ruth Matthews, Inga Schoenheir, Florence Searby, Raona Rumfield, Jean Schanck, Nadia Belgin, Joan Schanck, Constance Reid, Elmore Mitchell, Carolyn Michelson, Allda Peterson, Virginia Reynolds, Mildred Shiblnoff, Virginia Silvettl. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Bernard Parham, Frank Montauk, Edward Surgent, Frances McKay, Robert Taylor, Tony Posidelow, Law- rence Sopin, Thomas Barkalow, David Van Deveer, Raymond Ulrich, Carl Eisenman, FIFTH ROW, lest to right: Carolyn McGant1ln, Marie Novak, Marie Russel, Sue Oxman, Janet Ray, Carol Perro, Barbara Remeta, Beatrice Megill, Mary Spradley, Judith Mul- ligan, Judith Megee, Dorothy Patterson, Sally Baggitt, Margaret Richens.SlXTH ROW, left to right: Thomas Rocco, Paul Sitkus, John Stansfield, Paul Meiri, Donald Cashion, Richard Schutzer, Walter Retzke, Gerry Nevad, Bob Marshall, Robert Polhemus, Donald Smith, Vincent Shreck. SEVENTH ROW, left to right: Robert Thom, Nicholas lalagoop, Emery Pudder. CAMERA Sl-IY: Loretta Piaggio, Kenny Miller, Bob McGowan, Richard Megill, Sue Mason, Ferdinand Seethaler, Robert Tegeder, Patricia Stahlbaum. uniors FIRST ROW, left to right: Catherine Conover, Carolyn Chace, Joan Whitson, Rose Wexler, Noreen Wylie, Phoebe Brewer, Betty Crudup, Bernice Kehoe, Elaine Weinstein, Claire Daniels, Ruth Zarkevich, Judy Brumer, Midge Cullen, Mary Breese, Judy Zwarum, Barbara Crine, Linda Cooper. SECOND ROW, left to right: Harold Burrows, Ronald Worsley, Hayward Cope, David Cohen, Jan Conover, Fred Wittenburg, Peter Burger, William Combs, Robert Zenga, Stanley Ehlln, James Yuhas, Robert Chapnnn, William Dark, Edward Roslin, Tony Bufone. THIRD ROW, left to right: Alice Wolfe, Arlene Con- over, Gloria Brown, Lorraine Connelly, Hilda Clax, Margaret Wyche, Shirley Williams, Barbara VanCurren, Patricia Conover, Carol Burke, Gwen Crine, Patricia White, Joan Coyne, Nancy VanDerveer, Luray Cook. 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S5 5:Q?'w Uggiggg 599iamHog9Q-'bE5. an-sr w'1 4 2a:9s0225Ea5?:E5? S9vQP?2?w:vi9E:?2 FIRST ROW, left to right: Carmen Torres, Grace Leibel, Myra Snyder, Margaret King, Patricia La Bounty, Rosalie Boyle, Winifred Trojan, Katherine Lanoue, Johann April, Barbara Breining, Rose Lee Kuey, Ilda Bernado, Ann Taylor, Mary Lamirande, Suzanne Stultz. SECOND ROW, left to right: Ralph Muaser, Robert Berta, William Veslis, Joseph Mcllvaine, Clifford Matthews, Joseph Kosiarski, Anton Widner, Thomas Baehny, Adrain McChesney, Mike Williams, Sam Mitchell, Steve White, Dick White. THIRD ROW, left to right: Doris Christie, Helen Suydan, Anita Bernstein, Mabel Beal, Nancy Loichle, Ruth Thompson, Doris Krystoff, Carol Ann Lott, Prinnie Bacon, Margaret Stroud, Elaine Tomastik, Jane Tarnowski. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Donald Beck, Kenneth Apple- gate, Louis Vandenberg, Donald Mcllvaine, Walter Williams, Jack Luiz, Bill Bracey, Robert Bilker, Rudy Marinko, William Bodnarchuk, Barry Abramowitz. FIFTH ROW, left to right: Rose Arbachesky, Pat Walling,Gloria Blackwell, Mary Ann Kruse, Barbara Rey- nolds, Joyce Strohschein, Betsy Tornick, Carrie Harris, Lillie Stanford. SIXTH ROW, left to right: Douglas Laerence, Salvatore Puglisi, Keimeth Long, Frank Herbert, Thomas Marks, John Marz. CAMERA SHY: Sanford Barshafsky, Amia Bohner, Leroy Copeland, Allen Von Steenberg, Hannah Layton, Everett Lewis. FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Walker, Gayle Yates, Judy Steinberg, Lols Vanderveer, Pat Soden, Emma May Royal, Francine Rosensteln, Barbara Stroger, Frances Silver, Marlene Sorcher, Joan Steinberg, Eileen Smith, Katherine Riley, Ann Rohm, Linda Yet- man, Carol Sastokas, Patt Saunders, Bernice Edgerton, Florence Rosenstrelch. SECOND ROW, left to right: Bob Smith, Jack Trotta, Jim DeBarrios, George Hacchack, Barry Smith, George Zilbergeld, Jerry Soltysik, Richard Ulrich, Julio Torres, Bruce Sadow, Warren VanDerveer, ,Edward Walt, Mathew Stevens. THIRD ROW, left to right: Ellen Shatkus, Kathy Welsh, June Searmn, Dorothy Swarko, Pat Strickland, Joan Rothman, Betty Springteen, Lee Test, Sonia Tawasser, Elfrlede Welgand, Peggy Thomas, Rose Marie Zarnofsky, Laura Walling, Joan Sukowski, Stella Yuhas, Helena Serafln, Pat Staples. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Tiny Williams, Alfonso Washington, Richard Sch- midt, Jack Silver, Jesse Silverglate, Billy Williams, Ray Taylor, Ronnie Soden, Leonard Resnick, Joe Vaerley, Paul Tamulevlcus, Ray Spradley, Mike Schottland, Carle Bilhves- by. FIFTH ROW, left to right: Marge VanVrunt, Shirley Wright, Olena Stolarenko, Louise Schneider, Sylvia Walmack, Lynda Southerland, Carolyn Walker. SIXTH ROW, left to right: Linden Yourth, Joe Vota, Jack Wltman, Ray Ulrich, Robert Thompson, Micheal Sastokas, John Thompson, John Turko, Wayne Stuart, John Tillman, Paul Whllle, Leverett Russel, Andersen Sparks. SEVENTH ROW, left to right: Albert White, Alphonso Pace, Fred Tice, Malcolm Elotkin, Richard Tilton, Paul Kelsey, James Smith, Bill Miller, Bob Thonms, Henry Hutowskl, Albert Zullo, Samuel Rodgers, William Schubel, Gary Strong, Bruce Magner, Norman Smith. CAMERA SHY:Davld Reya, Pat Smith, Mary Smith, Alfred Woodfield, Ada Wenzel, Donald Wltkowski, Joan Stolz, Bob Tuzeneu, John Tissot, Dorothy Tllton, Herbert Waake. ophomore FIRST ROW, left to right: Carole Rose Lee, Patricia McLaughlin, Bernice Kehoe, Carol Libby, Marianne Meyer, Nina Lindsay, Sheila Lamberton, Martha Matlln, Sally Lam- berton, Joyce Kllle, Dawn Perrlne, Margaret Redmond, Anne Martianov, Nancy Reed, Marsha Loudon, Marilyn Moss, Beth Holly MacGlllls. SECOND ROW, left to right: Robert Morris, Louis Mendlnl, Armand Perry, William Miller, Steve Katz, Charles I-Iumlston, Isaac Quackenbush, Charles Poland, Charles Malda, Davld Naylor, Joe Hen- derson, Neal Munch. THIRD ROW, left to right: Alice Morrls, Patrlcla Preston, Martha Layton, Patircla Mount, Mary LeCompte, Millie Nowiczewskl, Mary Jo Mulligan, Mar- jorie Cllner, Dorothy Knauer, Mary Ann Layton, Mary Mooney, Murlel Renouf, Dlane Lamerson, Jeanette Matula, Dolores Matthews. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Edward Macbougall, Michael Obsatz, Robert Mauser, Charles Matthews, Thomas Klnsey, Phllllp Hayes, George Kudrick, Reginald Jackson, Thonms O'Rouke, Salvatore Pugllsl, Edward Owens, Anthony Pugllsl, Nathlas Kerekes, FIFTH ROW, left to right: Jacqueline Klapp, Lucy Plummer, June McGantlln, Carole Lewls, Lllllan Ollner, Barbara Pollchak, Doro- thy Mount, Rhoda Llfton, Patrlcla Mlller,MaryLeCompte,Nadla Nazaruk, Gloria Ollnger. SIXTH ROW, left to right: Emma Ralph, Irene McCarthy, Norman Krehl, Albert Kramer, George Neebe, Walter Lippincott, James O'Rourke, Norman Prlmost, Ralph Howardson, Richard LaR.occo, Kenneth Peterson, Pola Nlemzow, Jane Meglll. SEVENTH ROW, left to right: Chris Kuey, Larrie Laird, Charles Pecket, James Merola, Fred Key, Alphonso Pask, John Thompson, Ronald Grlffltha, Henry Kuchlnskl, Bob Kehoe, Mathew Stevenson. CAMERA SHY: Nick Katerlnls, Martin Keeley, Jackie I.o.Bo1mty, Mary Lemlng, Patrlcla Lucas, Ira Matthews, Carolyn Parenteau, J acquellne Reuter. -WAT MV ?- ff Sh 'W lfivmim 4 Av Y -v., 1, h'jQP '5e ,:a:4?i f B A W xg JJ' f Li. u. ll h, fi ll is Ml 3 ' ' ' .gig ik .K ..- 1- , -xi ,. t -4.1,..La vgwvknf -,vggf uf,-1 3 , Qgton , ' 'Az M A Ja A ii 4 3 .gf . , . 4,4 ., b - -Y,-M-' ' H X' -: MA N' -1 ' v'- if ??. 'f - if ' 7-t4'9' l '!.Q ', i l FIRST ROW, lest to right: Rose Mary Hamilton, Janet Donovan, Ethyl Kane, Jo Anne Herson, Diane King, Shirley Johnson, Daisy Kelsey, Tobby Dreyer, Sheila Halpern, Lois Ann Henderickson, Clarice Halpin, Audry Hansen, Gall Johnson, Carol Freeman, Pat- ricia Kingston, Barbara Horowitz. SECOND ROW, left to right: Geraldine Gatson, Larry Harvey, Keith Hoffman, Martin Ellman, Edward Herr, Julius Daniels, Larry Freeman, Joe Evans, Teddy Haven, Mary Eisenberg, Jerry Hantman, David Hlndin. THIRD ROW, left to right: Clarice Mackey, Pat Gall, Richele Dugan, Kathy Engle, Barbara Epstlen, Jean Garrison, Mary Ann Gleason, Gall Henderson, Mary Jean Hulsart, Hazel Evans, Maudine Gary, Patricia Gawron, Doris Hendrickson, FOURTH ROW, left to right: Gus Dreyer, Leonard Elfenhein, Peter Edwards, Donald Hamma, Bill Culverhouse, Jack Eardley, Art Hannal, Leslie Hawlett, Bill Foley, Walter Hand, Vince Cullen. FIFTH ROW, left to right: Carol Guice, Anne Mary Ingram, Betty Jane Ellis, Eleanor Kirk, Suzanne Meisler, Erika Isaacs, Gay Faragalli, Anne Jackson, Celia Fenton, Katherine Hennaway, Dorothy Grover, Jane Golgano. SIXTH ROW, left to right: James Curry, Peter Hoffman, Alphonso Pace, Ronnell Frisson, Fred Kemp, Paul Kelsey, Bill Miller, Ronald Griffiths, John Goff, Phil Hayes. CAMERA SHY: Nick Dolye, Joyce Emmona, Renata Funghlnl, Jeanne Hendrickson, Josephine Horsley. 59S I fl959f ' 1199 , , 53 5' Q , U 4 W, it 1 il if S FIRST ROW, left to right: May Ann Clickner, Paula Cherefko, Wallis Bomxewltz, Arlene Clark, Barbara Conway, Irene Chismar, Joan Cole, Elaine Corrie, Gall Dlttemar, Linda Bacorn, Sally Clark, Wallis Blackwell, Nina Breese, Delores Emmons, Rhoda Doane. SECOND ROW, left to right: Thomas Bachman, Peter Blevln, Calvln Brodie, Donald Ashwoeth, Victor Abramov, Henry Bishop, Kenneth Briggs, William Bachman, Richard Demid, John Conway, Joe Cavanaugh, Jimmy Becker, Richard Canyon. THIRD ROW, left to right: Joyce Askew, Minnie Brodie, Cynthia Bellfleld, Gladys Colin, Priscilla Barb- ara, Clarie Bean, Jane Belsky, Pat Boyce, Betty Conado, Arlene Campbell, Denise Cor- rine, Sara Bronson, Carolyn Daum. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Alex Birzln, Leslie Badanes, Glen Cashion, Ralph Babrisky, James Burke, Edwin Boldt, Joe Abate, Vincent Costigan, Robert Carter, Hartson Boyce, John Carswell, David Byrnes, Russell Coley. FIFTH ROW, left to right: Madeline Barker, Isabella Demery, Sandra Boyce, Alberta Dangler, Elsie Davison, Barbara Cisco, Joan Cole, Ellen Brelnlng, Joan Clauberg, Barbara Butcher, Beorge Burrows. SIXTH ROW, left to right: Robert Ackerman, Wood- row Burdge, Gerald Angustadt, Henry Carr, Neal Burke, John Applegate, William Cor- saglia. CAMERA SHY: Doris Bellamy, William Bastedo, Gail Bonnewitz, Douglas Brommel, Wayne Burdge, Margaret Brown, Earlenn Dent. FIRST ROW, left to right: Dorothy Teeple, Shirley Hunley, Olive Stanley, Kathleen Hill, Hilda Gonzalez, Kathleen Davison, Sally Sweet, Elizabeth Terry, Sandra Johnson, Pat- ricia Kiernan, Patricia Keeter, Dele Irons, Frances Dekle, Eleane Sparks, Geraldine Dent, Mary Ann Juliano, Marilyn Goldfine. SECOND ROW, left to right: Stanley Dudkln, Robert Gorbich, Steven Goldberg, Harry Dye, William Holzer, Wayne Hendrickson, Kurt Koonce, Robert Stone, Walter Hennig, Mark Donnewitz, John Hagin, George Taylor. THIRD ROW, left to right: Yvonne Soboloskl, Anita Spezzano, Virginia Stout, Carol Terpack, Deamia Hillpot, Martha Jones, Susan Husle, Ida Goldman, Carol Johnson, Mary Ann Deluca, Janice Davis, Donna Johnson, Holly DeStorles. FOURTH FOW, left to right: Harvey Glatzer, John Daesener, Richard Glovlch, Kenneth Stattel, Pat Termperio, Albert Jenkins, Arthur Dickerson, James Hawthorne, Charles Hoffman, Walter Jamison, Nell Curcio, Robert Heffner, Karl Stutznnn, Custer Dallk. FIFTH ROW, left to right: Kerstin De Long, Diane Strickman, Janet Harwood, Carol Grey, Margaret Davis, Pamela Huber, Connie Dixon, Genevieve Kelly, Barbara Janoska, Margaret Koechlin. SIXTH ROW, left to right: Arthur Thompson, Frank Drayton, Charles Dukes, Arthur Davis, James Menefee, Raymond Dent, Joseph Blover, Lonnie Hewes, John Dempsey, Richard Hilton, Jeffrey Dawes, Carlton Deckle, Raymond Hilton, Harry Jackson. SEVENTH ROW, left to right: Peter Daum, John Tedesco, Thomas Haveron, Donald I-llgley, George Johnson, Edward Glovich, Peter Jansen, Frederick, Stafflinger, Chester Suymanski, Harold Dubois. EIGHTH ROW, left to right: Carl Stanford, James Hope, Harvey Holland, Frank Tashjian, Raymond Gonzalez. CAMERA SHY: Henry Stubbs, Dennis Szapor, Joyce Tamal, Patricia Thompson, Possie Davis, John Curcio, Thomas Horner. re hm FIRST ROW, left to right-: Dolores Bellamy, Barbara Barton, Arlene Landu, Patricia Dullck, Carol Foster, Susan Ervin, Dianne Landwehr, Jeannette Coclowskl, Kathleen Bellamy, Ellissandra Fiore, Donna Jordan, Irene Andreeff, Dina Lamm, Gloria Bannon, Doris Lewis, Carol Krystoff, Marian Bennett, Elizabeth Banks, Helen Biddle. SECOND ROW, left to right: James Allen, Joseph Dmmbar, Raymond Layton, Charles Lathrop, Irving Feinberg, Joe Landin, Dick lawrence, Alex Krupnicka, Gordon Fung, Ines Benitez, Richard Easley, Robert Falco, Thomas Banks, Joe Layton. THIRD ROW, left to right: Madeline Bielarskl, Suzanne Garvin, Carol Applegate, Lydia Eliff, Patrlcla Askew, Evelyn Frederick, Sandra Kolaritsch, Rosemarie Amalfa, Audrey Lanz, Mary Carole Freemen, Illeana Duffnew, Naomi Le Compte, Carole Becker, Janice Lamertson, Phyllis Friedman, Sandra Freuler, Helen Leifke. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Charles Earp, William Bailey, Douglas Fromm, Carmen Juliano, Nelt Harvey, Frank Accisano, Victor Alt, Malcolm Friedman, Aaron Apgar, Jimmy Lackett, Charles Ervin, Bobby Kaplan, Douglas Alt, Bob Andretta, Joe Estenes. FIFTH ROW, left to right: Ronald Lawlor, Dennis Bealin, William Katz, George Lefkowich, Howard Gerkin, Robert Freeman, Lambert Kershbaumer, George Dong, Pat Gancl, James Gary, Joseph Estenes, Stephen Kosiarskl, Stuart Agress, Steven Funghinl. CAMERA SHY: Marie Le May, Colin Bath- gate, Kenneth Brodie. 1, -1-N--, ,Q 1 ws :W A an , ll! nl i U 'J QF? 5 2533 s., 795 TENS '-eifzf, gpg Q wx asa gsm Q K Pg W .. , Jw S Q 11 Q' L.. 1 , ii Q 9 gg ,, E it xg 4 , fu- , - ,Q A . - a, ---',. '-. :'- N, . FIRST ROW, left to right: Edith Miles, Joyce Pinelli, Linda Lamb, Ellen Walhen, Carolyn Mount, Shirley Patterson, Louise Williams, Toby Wiener, Arlene Wilson, Carol Patchen, Kareen Parker, Gladys Peace, Lillian Nemeth, Janice Perry, Carolyn Purtash, Louis Peace. SECOND ROW, left to right: Barbara Walter, Walter Zemel, Gene Parkam, Bill Powell, Billy Pillis, James Reid, Tom Wood, Ed Patterson, Peter Morris, Gerard Moralia, Donald Potter, Martin Metz, Kenneth Moerschel, Florence Rapp. THIRD ROW, left to right: Connie Murdock, Genevieve Pellet, Patricia Yapps, Marie Pugh, Diane Zarzyski, Eileen Poling, Carol Pease, Helen Plager, Sue Wooster, Loretta Perrine, Cecile Zackowitz, Fran Malte, Harriet Smith, Betty Lou Percharlski, Yolanda Perne- let, Karen Parsons, Darlene White. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Billy Morris, Sam Weinstein, Kenneth Zerlin, Melvin Worth, Harvey Whille, Richard Niemtzow, Robert Moore, James Menifee, Bernard Hochberg, Walter Zimmerer, Edward Plamondan, Kenneth Wooley, Harry Narazoniak. FIFTH ROW, left to right: Albert Yoncak, Ronald Reynolds, Richard Phile, Robery Peters, Ray Pirmelli, Andrea Peterson, Fred Williams, Robert Woolley, Benjamin Pogue, Andrew Wilson, David Weedwn, David Reichey, Albert Prest, Harley Pretty, CAMERA SHY: Carol Woulfin, Charles Willis, William Peters, Ed Pate. 5 553 ,Mgr E fir. Q iz,-3? S aj Mp? ge, A ., A ., , , a., Y . FIRST ROW, left to right: Jay Boyd, Laurette Comier, Maida Brodniak,Dellamarie Saul, Larry Boyce. SECOND ROW, left to right: Jack Rodney, Jim Bergen, Warren Buck, Larry Cornell, Robert Sagotsky, Donald Burdge, Wayne Clayton, William Brewer, John Conover, Harold Bloom, Norbert Ratacheck, Dick Rice, Larry Roslin, Kevin Con- over. THIRD ROW, left to right: Paula Blankstein, Mary Carswell, Carol Rodi, Joan Gonzalina, Marjorie Reed, Pat Robinsky, Joy Rogers, Evelyn Robinson, Pat Reinhold, Mary Lou Clayton, Eleanore Burke, Florence Bischoff, Johana Chevony, Judy Burst, Ada Roman, Diana Cook, Regina Blackwell. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Gary Collins, Sid Carter, Frank Cheisa, Ed Conk, James Carroll, Glen Rising, Perry Rudolph, Mike Conahan, Walter Xurdge, Gary Corliss, Willie Chin, Bob Cook, Mike Certa, Peter Saker, David Kramer. FIFTH ROW, left to right: Pat Cavanaugh, Gloria Cobbs, Connie Collins, Bet Coyne, Sandra Clare, Arlene Richardson, Sandy Ruda, Rachel Richardson, Mary Ann Rappa, Brenda Ruff, Barbara Cuddihy, Carol Butcher, Marsha Rosenbloom, Virginia Briening, Joan Quinn. SIXTH ROW,left to right: Marvin Cohn, John Rocco, Ronald Bronca- vich, Bertram Rottcamp, Lloyd Burlew, Gene Cottrell, Lennie Robinson, Don Rooney, Ronnie Rupprecht, Wilbur Burdge, John Rush, Albert Reichmann, Robert Burdge, John Grassberger. CAMERA SHY: Amy Reed, Jones Richardson, Deanie Cahoon. FIRST ROW, left to right: Cynthia Sherman, Barbara Ann Tufenkjian, Ruth Ann Ullrich, Joyce Marks, Helen Matthews, Carol Magee, Linda Mohlenhoff, Mary Ann Vexler, Bertha Young, Shirley Marks, PatWalker, Rose Middletown, Barbara McNamara. SECOND ROW, left to right: Helen Van Curen, Frank Lombardi, William McGackin, Donald Thompson, George Solakian, Bill Van Bentheysen, James Mattox, George Tice, Karl Schreiber, Robert Sokol, John Thompson, Pat McGowan. THIRD ROW, left to right: Sandra Van Schoick, Lucille Viscelgalia, Priscilla Mauser, Theresa Lubrana, Virginia Mauser, Carol Vanderveer, Elaine Urbelisk, Evelyn Seffler, Dorothy Smith, Kathleen MacDonald, Ethyl Schwartz, Emily Dong. FOURTH ROW, left to right: Martin Spector, Phil Vota, Martin Schwartz, Gilbert Toon, Bob Martin, Carlton Matthews, Wayne Wall- ing, Joe Van Derveer, Robert McChesney, Warren Spencer, Harry Mager, Micheal Sherman. FIFTH ROW, left to right: Donald Thompson, Thomas McKenzie, Dennis Megill, Edward McDowell, Alex Tuyahov, Michael Toubin, Richard Ward, Bill Lippin- cott, Bill Spencer, William Simpkin, Harlan Libby, Charles Martin, Raymond Maher. SIXTH ROW, left to right: Mary Ann Slaboda, Patricia Udeatzky, Barbara Smith, Mary Ellen Simon, Edith Waibel, Edith Schwartz, Jutta Schwartz, Donna Jordan, Betty Mathews, Carolyn Meyer, Carol Ann Van Dewveer, Janis Wardell. SEVENTH ROW, left to right: Fred Slattery, Martin McGory, Dan Urbelis, Carl Slezac, Charles Slattery, Russell Van Pelt, Frank Tornick, Jerold Lipkus, Robert Smith, Tom Scott, Stanley Schanck, Tommy Luce. CAMERA SHY: Wesley Schenck, Joy Snyder, Martin Schwartz, Jean- nette Mclinighy. 15' 1' U 1 wink ti 4?:Fifl'fE i' 993 ' fx f' W ' V ,s,fH1,f . www. -M. QLD RE E f 5 P , N V , R Q JN QHMSQAQ ACTIVITIES W rfb ,kVkiV , Junior Prom With girls in their prettiest gowns and boys all decked out, the enthusiastic crowd was all ready for an evening which would remain a permanent part of their school memories. Sea Girt Inn became transformed into a sea-side wonderland, The dance floor was de- corated with nets, shells, and fish. An anchor was suspended over the center of the dance floor, under which the dancers whirled. The theme of Ebb Tide is one which will remain a pleasant remembrance for all who attended. After a delicious meal, the prom was climaxed by the crowning of the King and Queen. K-'fa 2 . 'S x W if K-1r'Kw xi, i' an The night of which so many had dreamedfor so long finally arrived, and all were to have fond memories of a June night and an Ebb Tide'. Reigning as King and Queen of the Prom were Butch' Bodnarchuk and Judy Legere. Their newly acquired crowns have been placed on their heads by President Louis Burke and Secretary Joan Noller of the Junior Class. J ' nn f QzNa3115ESlK'W5 m ,z,eit,gj5,g my , , -'lf X ZA wiki pi.: 1' - wx-'ik KA ,xqw A 'M M- , . A in - f -ws-W ., ,.r fi Senior Pla 'Papa ls All 'A job well done, must be the afterthought of this production. The scenery, constructed by the wood- working classes under the direction of Mr. Bentz, made the Pennsylvania Dutch atmosphere realistic and nat- ural. Behind the scenes, the students in charge of pro- perties held the key for the success ofa heart-warming play. Mr. Allen, aided by the student coaches, cannot be forgotten for a smooth running 'hit. Last, but not least, the actors deserve an extra hand because of the dialogue they had to grasp in order to realistically portray the characters. 'Maybe I can't fill out in the front or in the back but I can let it out some ! I TOP Jake convinces everyone that Papa Is All' and later regrets his folly when papa returns Bottom You sass me back ' scowls papa at Emma when she accidently tells of her date with the surveyor ' , AN I'll hide your skin off,' papa angrily tells Jake. The dancers swirl roman- tically to the music as few can forget. The flowing music and the arrival of Santa added to the fun. ua, f ,. '- . 3. . fn. 4 Q' 2 Santa's helpers wrap last minute surprises. 'What a determined look, Santa I' 7? Christmas Dance Sugar cane was the symbol of Santa, and the obvious mistletoe brought gales of laughter. The Christmas Dance, the most formal dance of the year besides the Junior Prom, was held in the new gymnasium.Over five-hundred people attended the dance, which was the largest crowd ever to attend a dance in the history of the school. The gym was alive with Christmas Spirit. Naturally, no Christmas Dance would be complete in Freehold Regional without jolly, old Saint Nick' passing out presents to the guests, Jolly old Saint Nick never fails to bring good cheer to everyone. Betsy seems to appear quite happy about the circumstances. My, but Joan looks surprise What's in the box? Hm m m m? Give me the check, or youll lose itl' .W Some of the credit goes to the clerical practice group, who help with school affairs. Smiling 'Jim Gere' is always in a hurry doing his work. Kind 'Bill Haines', always busy. 'Miss Button' - never too give you a helping hand. That most happy feller, Fred students seem to emoy him and his Enrenstein' - one of our janltors funny remar g l 6- 55 4 j lf 3 'Hattie 1'yler -she'salwaysar0und Hey! Ben Phi1ipS', what youdoing? We never see much of 'Bill Mc with a hearty 'hello' and conversa- Oh - No! Not you! A cheerleader? Queen'g but from what we see, he's tion. happy as can be. . 9 fa . . , A l Mu I . .s ll 'PAP - l.llu Through the efforts of the band, choir, 9 and orchestra our school days have been made musically enjoyable. Many wonder- ful concerts and school programs had their origins in the Music Department. We owe much gratitude to all the students of the band, orchestra, and choir, and to their able leaders Mr. Lube and Miss Knodell The choir provides us with many enjoyable programs during the year. Their music seems to setthe moodfor each holiday. This was the result of hard work under the inspired leadership of Miss Kno- del. ln this group there were many outstanding soloists, ranging from rock-n'-roll specialists and popular crooners to angelic choirists. Their melodies and rhythms were smooth and clear. The orchestra this year was smaller than the band in number, but just as effective. Long weeks of practice, under the patient direction of Mr. Lube lcamera shyl, paid dividends when the orchestra presented its annual concert. P' I Ni.. - 'ii-11 ?-.ig -we-f 41- F311 1 n I , A, ,ws I '9 . 53. as FAQ' tax, : 'f ' LW' -ff, A Exim I g il: N I lxff,m3 X 45 5s' R1?WZ3P.' YB if N :X Q Hifi f E ef gr... Student Government Seekers of Cooperation, Responsibility and Fairness To be an organization noted for responsibility, cooperation, and fairness was the goal set by our Stu- dent Council. The members of this organization were able to achieve this goal by successfully sponsoring many activities in the school, and by aiding other act- ivities outside the school. Among the Council's notable achievements were the sponsoring of a foreign child and the providing of two scholarships for graduating members of the Senior Class. School spirit and the backing of school activities, both morally and financially, were the main concerns of the members of the Student Council this year. As elected representatives, they are to be commended for a job well done. 103111 Mllly Patricia Dreyer Millicent Craig President Vice-President Secretary x r i f V. f? f ,i??2A, , , if X ay .g ig g. Q-5' ' Y? fa' VV' I , 5255 School Service Members of the Library Club are shown here discussing plans for the next mont.h's schedule. Their activities center around providing a wholesome atmosphere for good reading and learning. Q M Y Q 5 ,rf 19 M 'Fw . .Q Y .. M , 4 2 Fw :gg s 5' f - ,'-mff.. .' ,Q 'I :iff '. U25 . if .ffm ,ff?igg,,,,.A , 1 k..,w ,1.- ,554 f,,g,. K ,,.f , V . ,R W W, fy L , Q K ,glfgk ,f f - all . . 3, ,. Q 1 'K ' v- f -, Ni? 4:4 . g1+ 1 if ' 3 ,, - Zi- 'iff' - . 'X ' , 1 ' 1. 1 w sfsfig, Q Q4 L ' '- ci' 2' if 531 X 1 iv f ,W fg,,??w, i S I S Q Y A 5 Sn K ., 1 V k x,,- 1 . V Q fy , ' A- ' 'f Q 3 ffif :f'S'f. fm TAS ' ,f I ? ' Q 1 55, -I x f -aww- . . A 6 - 2? mf,gAiw L' g gn 4 V . Q, . 'iz , 124 ' ff ? . . ' -5 -W L :ex W 1-' Z K 'K ' g2Q?'?Q5'f?Qi ' 1 '? .X '5 3-H ' ,IV , -' Q V ' K 4 V K ' 5 mg? 3 5 UI' , 5 ,Az g 2 5 1 9. u ' , ' g 1 1 1? I fd ' . l R - Viz R'-,.. . ,. . 1 P+ 5 i V 1 K ,' E' 1 5 Q ,Y 1- ' ' 4, fvfi V' - ,L Lxyxft W :ff -...Q ,M , Q Q ' fig, It 1 A Q E. A xx -wmv '.-S, A V A in fi. I ' ' ,i ,LVN 'K ., 4 . A- ,iu ffif V ' 3? f fxf ' 'U , Q T5 L i riffwiv' ic VN National Honor Society - 1956 Row one Qleft to rightlz Sally Casteel, Sylvia Kring, Judy Legere, Yolanda Benson, Betty Milne, Betty Carey, Barbara Lamberton, Carol Holland, Sue Pogue, and Bea Eisenberg. Row two lleft to rightlz Jim Swalm, Eileen Jursa, Millicent Craig, Susan Jones, Veronica Thomson, Patricia Dreyer, Nancy Gerber, Frances Ekdahl, and Robert Griffiths. Row three lleft to rightl: Charles Mahoney, Walter Roginski, Paul Honig, Daniel Briggs, and David Breaseale. One can always sense the man in the picture by the Co chairmen of the Log s' production and business position of roving eyes. These are our traffic squad staffs are looking over possible covers which are leaders. Left to right: James Cooper, Ann Durie, being shown to them by Mr G Earle Nichols, the Carol Lott, Barbara Epstein, Lois Ann Hendrickson, Yvonne Hampton, Ioan Whitson. l School Service 'Sales' above and beyond the call of duty. Pictured below are the members of the business staff for The Log of 1957. Seated Kleft to rightjz Ann Lathrop, Sue I ones, Charles Mahoney, and Ralph Woodruff. Standing lleft to rightl: Fred Foy, Alexandria Vitomskl, Ida Goodman, Marilyn Sherman, Dorothy Lamirande, Lois Daniels, CarmenAndretta, Mlllicent Craig, and Daniel Briggs, Merit Award .... As recipients of the Freehold Re- gional High School Merit Award, these students are recognized as symbolic of a person who is mature, considerate, cooperative, and has the qualities of outstanding citizenship and leadership. These persons have demonstrated, by their actions at all times, that they are ready and willing to assume responsi- bility as constructive, reliable, and respected citizens. These students did not accept this recognition asareward, but, rather, as a challenge to further these ideals. We hope that each and every one of themwill constantly strive to reach the goal for which the Free- hold Regional High School Merit Award was founded. In doing this, theywill not only achieve the highest honor that can come to a student of our high school, but their actions will lead to a finer school, a finer community, and a finer nation. Merit Award Winners - 1956 I-'IRST ROW, left to right: I. Engel, R. Kuey, B. Conway, P. Cherefko, J. April, C. Lott, D. Lami- rande, S. Baggitt, J. Strohschein, A. Goldstein, J. Borish, G. Evans, Y. Hampton, H. Suydam, J. Duck- enfield, A. Ingram, E. Royal, M. Gleason, C. Wyber- nec, B. Stroger, E. Isaacs, E. Springsteen. SECOND ROW, left to right: L. Sporn, B. Brager, A. Vitom- ski, M. Craig, P. Dreyer, S. Jones, V. Thomson, S. Halpern, F. Rosenstein, M. Moss, M. Reyna de Barries, J. Steinberg, S. Lamberton, L. A. Hend- rickson, S. Perry, C. Holland, S. Pogue, B. Eisen- berg, li. Soden, R. Walker, B. Epstein. THIRD ROW, left to right: M. Duga.n, J. Donovan, W. Bonnewitz, F. Pereira, B. MacGillis, C. Daum, E. Weigand, B. Ellis, S. Lamberton, S. Perlman, N. Gerber, B. Lamberton, J. Borkenhagen, E. Milne, E. Carey, R. Maeschle, C. Carotenuto, M. Miller, J. Errickson. I-'OURTH ROW, left to right: J. Whitson, A. Durie, P. Mongano, G. Blackwell, S. Katz, C. Jones, L. Cook, W. Zielinski, S. Bronson, M. Barker, C. Hulse, A. Arback, K. Lanoue, A. Lewis, C. Lewis, P. Preston, B. Polichek, M. Meyer, J. Garrison, M. Gary. FIFTH ROW, left to right: L. Yetman, M. Sorcher, P. McLaughlin, F. Macho, A. Rohn, E. Donovan, S. Casteel,J. Legere, M. Clayton, M. Kruse, B. Butcher, M. Millard, B. Reynolds, M. Dreyer, N. Bastedo, M. Cirrito, B. Feinberg, A. Madge, I. Heulitt, F. Jackson. SIXTH ROW, left to right: D. Freeman, A. Skillman, M. Maghan, B. Rockafellow, S. Kring, S. Chester, M. Mattox, E. Weinstein, P. McGacken, P. Saunders, M. Richens, I. Kerestan, I. Goodman, Y. Benson, J. Noller, F. Edkahl, B. Maghan, P. Stahlbaum, P. Gall, P. McGowan, G. Faragalli. SEVENTH ROW, left to right: G. Yates, C. Reid, P. Siegel, B. Tornick, J. Matula, A. Haskins, E. Jursa, J. Scott, R. Goldfine, R. Bilker, S. Wagner, M. Tanne,D. Beck, T. Seiber, D. King, A. Martianov, J. Hendrickson, R. Rumfield, I. Schoonherr, G. Whitson, N. VanDerveer. EIGHTH ROW, left to right: H. Isaacs, R. Woodruff, George, G. Snyder, J. Swalm, J. Applegate, Mahoney, P. Honig, J. Bodnarchuck, F. Quinn, Pudder, J. Evans, M. Eisenberg,D. Cashill. NIN ROW, left to right: H. Clayton, W. Schubel, Obsatz, J. Silverglate, R. Kelsey, J. Muly, Burke, D. Briggs, R. Matthews, G. Megill, S. C. E. TH M. L. J. Cooper, D. Breazeale, J. Carswell, N. Primost, T. Bachman. TENTH ROW, left to right: R. Lorenz, J. Trojan, R. Griffiths, E. Eardley, W. Roginski, F. Ca1la.han, G. Evans, D. VanDerveer, R. Taylor, J. Hantman, W. Bastedo, N. Munch, W. Bachman, Zlotkin, L. Heulitt. CAMERA SHY: J. Currie, Corrie, E. Decker, D. Christie, J. Kosiarski, Pawlin, L. Stanford, A. Taylor, M. Griffin, M. E. N. M. Hochberg, M. Sherman, B. Warner, B. Huber, J. Weinberg, J. Burke, B. Culverhouse, E. Jursa, Klapp, J. Marquardt, J. Matthews, A. Matus, Niemtzow, J. Ott, D. Rogers, J. Romano, R. So man, E. Stahlbaum. M. H. lo- ,vw ' .-f Y Mrs. Patterson doesa won- derful job. We never see much of her, but maybe that's what she 'prefers.' Are you interested in where your money goes?I.f so, ask one of these girlsg they're our treasurer-s of '57, Mr. Tilton, our financxal adm1n1strat0r,da11y faces the schoo1's busmess headaches ' QTEK E752 LJ. fff xl MH 5099 ATHLETICS .A. A. G.A.A. council, officers, and managers. Row one Cleft to rightjz Joan Whitson, Ruth Ann Polhemus, Veronica Thomson, Connie Clancy, Pat McGackin, and Marilyn Sherman. Row two Cleft to rightl: Betsy Warner, Judy Curry, Augustine .an- I B . ,,,-6-ff Lewis, Barbara Brager, Anita Bernstein, and Marilyn Huff. Row three Lleft to rightjz Pat Ely, Sheila Kelsey, Barbara Epstein, Sue Garvin, and Janet Harwood. S-t-r-e-t-c-hll Oh, those exercises! Lots of exercise makes a healthy and strong bodyg but oh, how sore those muscles will be tomorrow! Lots of good-natured complaining and lots of fun for all. J .'f t ifi P.. U The most popular atheletic programfor girls in F,R.H,S, is the Girls' Athletic Association. The G.A,A, is sponsored by the New Jersey Athletic Association. The governing body of the G,A.A, is the G.A.A. Council. It is composed of the officers of the organization, two repre- sentitives from each class, and a point system manager. The G.A.A. offers a well-rounded sports curriculum and contributes to the individual friendships in our school. It provides the girls with an opportunity to participate in both team and individual sports. Some of the team sports are: Hockey, Soccer, Basketball, Volleyball, Speedball, Softball, and La Crosse, The individual sports are: Tennis, Badminton, Swimming, Quoits, Tenequoit, Skat- ing, Horseback Riding, and Golf. Sally shows us how with the greatest of ease. f po e.Qs,'?w form. vb 1' ng F4 'Q 1956 F.R.H.S. Soccer Team First Row, left to right: Bob Peters, Dick White, Charlie Lathrop, George Brannlund, Bill Morris, Paul Whille, and Marov Cohen. Second Row, left to right: Bob Chapman, Vic Abramov, Tony Posidelow, Alex Onoprienko, Dave Byrnes, Jesse Silverglate, Rich Schmidt, Mike Schottland, Ed Herr, and Gene Cottrell. Third Row, left to right: Coach Tibbote Csik, Kurt Hanna, Al Kramer, Lambert Kershbaumer, Nick Sollugub, Kenneth Applegate, Bill Graves, Fred Hermann, Dave Vandeberg, John Bannon, Alex Birzin and Coach Donald Prayzich. Soccer Fall Tennis Team-1956 First Row, left to right: Richard Rice, Walter l-Iennig, David Hindin, Bernard Hochberg, Martin Metz, Bob Schwartz, Jerry Hantman, Bill Bachman, and Martin Eisenberg. Second Row, left to right: Bud Mcllvaine, Bill Mehr, Wayne Conover, Martin Schwartz, James Hawthome, Gary Corliss,Malcolm Friedman, Frank Chiesa, Torn Bachman, Martin Ellman, Bill Foley, and Tennw Coach Gene Minor. ali- LU155.. smell, is 1,-322539 ,W e 4 CO v Q gk is mi ' X X X X i X M, X4 X J -.1 JA? Z 'All right gang, this is what we'l1 do ' 'Will he get it?' 41 For the fourth straight year the Colonials of Freehold Regional won the Shore Conference Group A Championship. Despite some serious setbacks in the early part of the season, includinglosses and injuries, the Colonials showed their true mettle, spirit, drive and sportsmanship which, when combined, enabled them to again repeat the records of other years. Freehold Regional finished the season with a record of five wins, three losses, and one tie. All losses were to teams in a high group. The team, under the capable director of Coach Schank, Coach Zuber, and Coach VanEtten, not only showed their spirit in the games but in practice as well. They became champions be- cause they stuck to their rigid training rules, and practiced hard to correct their early season faults. M12 ,sf MH 779' 'Q1 QM? A it 4 2 'Q Q ,K r - Y! H 'Vi' ' U ,.. ---m Q -. ' 4 3. 2? - ,,- 5 ' k ,. ., J ,. ,K A if ' il rw , li ,. ,J Q x N X R A I 1 .'y.f.1 . Y , ,X .uk v, .A . A, h . A . - m aff iq M Q GW ,RQ QM' f - f ff Q 6 1 'P' , f' ' Y V 'f' lk ' X, -'hm f fm' Aw, .T ' 7 - . 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The 1956 season featured wins over Red Bank, Cen- tral Regional, and Lakewood. .elif Gymnastic's Team First Row, left to right: Coach Emerson Dunton, Bill Houlzer, John I-login, Charles Hoffman, Bob Andretta, Bill Mc Gackin, George Taylor, Steve Goldberg, and Harry Jackson. Second Row, left to rightzlack Rodney, Peter Jansen, Arron Apgar, Walter Jamison, John Thompson, Alex Krupnicka, Bill Culverhouse, and Rob- ert Smlth. Third Row, left to right: Joe Hendrickson, James Gary, Jim Smith, John Grassburger, Ron Sur- gent, John Shebanie, Ken Peterson, and Ramon Gon- zales. Fourth Row, left to right: Joe Hogan, Franklin Williams, Chet Szymanski, and Fred Wittenberg. . rv, .uve it V- E ll lflilnu W. L A , ci' lx Q it v, A 2 ' n x J' 3 JJ W ' X 5, - ' . X A in E ,,-.v, t A . . ' N ' A' -4 J ' ,.,, Mn fa- X9-2' Elph, GD Q umm, G mnastics Freehold Regional's Basketball Team entered the season with a new coach and a beautiful new gym. The team was inexperienced and did not have the heighth that previous F,R,H,S. teams have had. Even the boys' great spirit and deter- mination could not overcome the weakness of inexperience. However, Freehold is looking forward to better years ahead as this year's team was composed primarily of Juniors and Sophomores. By the way, Pudder's long stretch gave the Colonials control of the ball. A 5 Hi' ,. . L R55 : 1 W xvl-ff? 4 Lf: T351 ,- -4, 5,21 . s ' I' Q f ,JY Q X L f 2 . 1? 4:75 k iii, 5.5 F 5 -. ,-X . 326: 1 if 9 , V Q H , fx if 1 'ik ,ff' fbi , i if 5 f , ,YW -W W wfffz, . W Q fa ,wqgx A sn. Track and Field Row, left to right: Roaring up and over with a mighty burst of speed and flying spikes are Dug Lawrence and Francis Carter. ll . if ,.... 2 i- xg-V . !!l.!i: .1 v ' I 3 F A CC Bennett, George Dey, Bob Danko, Bernard Zilbergeld, George Braunland, John Geisler, Lee Wi1liams,Stuart Rob- inson, Larry Harvey, Walt Williams, and Coach Zuber. Second Row, left to right: Stanley Eklin, Vernon Valentine, Gene Townsend, Dave Breazeale, Leo 1. - Lowrence and Dan Briggs Jim-:Wk-2 Last year's track team proved to be less fruitful then it might have been. Though possessing considerable potentiality, the team was hampered by double sessions and a practice field obstructed by the construc- tion of the new addition. Highlights of the season were the several new championship meets. Among these were Bridgeton Relays and Monmouth - Ocean meet, which were added to the Colonial slate. The schedule opened on an optomistic note, with victories over Lakewood and Red Bank. However, as the season wore on, the Colonia1's hopes for retaining their Shore Conference crown never material- ized. Bright spots of the 1956 campaign were the fine performances of Emery Pudder, consistent point-getter in the shot put, and John Geisler's mile victory in the Central Jersey meet. rank , and George Evans. Third Row, left to right: Joe Kingdon, Ron Surgent, Dave Van Derveer, Frank Montauk, Fred Cruger, Ed Surgent, Carmen Andretta, and Emery Pudder, Fourth Row, left to right: Russell Drake Sonny Perry, Mike Ogborne, Francis Carter, 'lilo ,.-lu Baseball Starting the season in earnest by practicing hard, the Colonials showed everyone that they meant to excel in baseball as in all other sports. This they did by finishing the season in a three -way tie for first place with Red Bank and Leonardo. Freehold Regional defeated Red Bank easily. However, Leonardo became a different story. With due thanks to Lorenzo Stanford's pinch- hit home run with two outs and two strikes in the last inning of a two - two game, the Col- onials again brought home the Shore Conference Championship. 1956 F.R.H.S. Baseball Team First Row, left to right: Vince Cullen, Fred Cruger, Tom Barkalow, Lee Lewis, Cal Dean Wilson, Richard Shutzer, Roger Kane, Larry Friedman, David Naylor, William Walker, Terry Hunt, Paul Sitkus, David Cas- hill, and Joe Buczynski. Second Row, left to right: Coach Joseph Callaert, Joe Henderson, Wayne Con- over, Kenneth Applegate, John Muly, Edward Owens, Francis Batcha, Robert Taylor, Arnold Hantman, John McCarthy, Alphonso Pace, Lorenzo Stanford, David Cashion, manager William Hulse and Forman Barkalow, and Head Coach Harold Schank. Intramural Program Maybe none of these girls could hit the ball, but everyone had a great time trying. Q Q 0 O 'Come on! What are you waiting for? ' , A 4 Q. 1 ,Q , -,eww .Mm Q., 4 R ra iff! 'Stand back boys. I've got the reach on you.' 'H y I thought you were on MY Q This year was the first year that F. R. H, S. offered an intramural program. In spite of a weak start, the program progressed nicely, and the activities set- tled down to a regular schedule. Games were scheduled to be played home- room against homeroom. Mr, Dunton, who is very interested in athletics, was in charge of the program. The intramural program is planned for those stu- dents whose limited athletic abilities would prevent them from being varsity athletes. It is well known that almost all high school people can benefit from competitive sports, provided they are pitted against people of equal ability, and that they will develop a keen, well-regulated, competitive spirit. We hope that the intramural sports program will be continued throughout future years, and that the range of both types of sports and participants will Continue to increase. 'How did this guy get into the picture? . . . It looks as though These girls seem to be using all of their he's having a good time. stored up energy. 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