Glassboro High School - Bulldogs Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

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Y. ,., .. sf' ff' IN APPRECIATIUN Without cr skillful driver no journey can be a happy and pleasant experience. As our class nears the end of a successful trip, we acknowledge our gratitude to Mr. Charles Smerin, our driver. Having carefully studied the route and noted the hazards, he has competently steered us over the rough places and around the tums. to our destination. , H, ig M 1-Q Q .. www me G? TRICE c. IOHNSON Principal Ry 5 MR MILTON W. BAYLIS Assistant Supervising Principal fl, ,sl amd of Cflflucafiozz Lett to right: Mr. Robert Newcomb, Mr. Carlton Brown, clerk: Mr. Leon C. Lutz, Mr. Louis Munter. Mr. Preston Abbott, Mr. Herbert Wescott, President' MY- Chester CUmi010f'Mf- Geofge Schneider, Mr. Meredith Staulcup, Mr. Thomas Bowe, Mr. lames Wordrll. Two loggers may do the same task-but the one may think that it's nothing more than logs he is guiding down the stream. We hope that some- day you may think of us not as common loggers who merely told boys and girls daily where to go, but as friends who helped to guide characters and souls into the harbor of fruitful and contented adulthood. A-FJ? yhq Q ' Q' I N. Al N- I' 'I 1- .J fe Q2--A ' XX xg!! Qggf ff H 5i. E LANGUAGES Lett to right: Ann Meese, Josephine Della Port M ' a, ary Marvin, Josephine Antoni. HISTORY Left to right' Ri h d . c ar Creamer, Morgan Hiester, Catherine Fuller, Henry Gin- grich. ENGLISH L ett to right: Dorothy Lutz Mauric O , e ut land, Helen Elliott, Romaine Weaver COMMERCIAL Lett to right: Thomas Dawson, Mario Guarduci, Lois Fisler, Carlton Brown. Seated: Eleanor Baran. VOCATIONAL Lett to right: Gladys Hazel, E. Warren Grodoizke, Edna Lawrence. MATHEMATICS Lelt to right: Marion Sachs, William Rosenthal, Patricia Reybold. SCIENCE Left to right: Paul Letterman, Gene lames, Milton Baylis 15' INDUSTRIAL ARTS Lelt to right: Clarence Smith, Knud Ienson. Lester Hand, Iohn Ingham. ...Ji 'XA ff 'S T lotte Hohenstein, Charles Le!! .GUIDANCE Seated, left to right: Myrtle Robert Youngblood-Music. X .-ia. - PHYSICAL EDUCATION Left to right: Raymond Rollins, Char- Smerin. Eaver Hob- bins - Music, Dorothy Erickson - Art. Standing: Lucy Verderose - Librarian, A lo 119111, Ruth HQIZD HEALTH S OFF A '1 , , 6 - I ueofge Kelefciiqgaroline Jenny ated. l0an Guima Ci! STAFF . , ' an ding.. Hilda MUIIQY' CAFETERIA Mrs. Wescott, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. lohnson, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Lerantz. -ff V, K - 6 i ' ' Mr. Orlcr Wesco!! - Bus driver. 1 Q4 ' I ' on W' ' I 3 4 fi Q' ' - - 7 -iwf W A- -s , - 1' U7 J Q f , . Z Q, , 4 ' 1' r W ff., YK q ,pf C, .Jw ,- x M !,,,'5+f ' Q ,ff 4 . ,1: All 1 'Lf ' TP k .ff ,L , XM. f s - WU K.. , . . .- . . s 'r-- X, -Ms, f ' . -f 'X ' Z,L1.'1'-af-Z 51 .5-f1iJ'!'! ',iifEF+'ff'-1 an X 'J '?E5 '?f1 fEs xr - .. ....,..g ' -' . , . ' If? ' 'W QT- ' ' 1 'f'3:' ---'QM -if,' A- 'L ' N M gg' f--.::-if ' T51-3' ,J 1, , L-1,255 kff-f-a..'1-- ' -IF-2 ' . f - gf' 5 swf? QIQQLTQJ-F OUR ADVISOR Mr. Charles Smerin it 193 As president of The Class of Nindteen Hundred and Fifty-Three ot! Glassboro High School, it is my privilege as well as my duty to present this book, our edition of The Maroon and Gold, the record of our joys and sorrows, our triumphs and our failures during our high school years. It is a record of the collegiate and scholarly calm, a customary feature of sec- ondary education alternating and blended with the frequently recurring moments of hectic excitement so characteristic of our own school. I do so with humble appreciation for the opportunity to act as president. My heartfelt thanks for your loyalty during my period of tribulations, and a special thanks of appreciation to the Vice-president, my capable stand-in on several oc- casions. CHARLES MacKANNAN President rfb THE ll Illlt n We S 90'-OC! 'N ' ' L , L ke X., - X . Y' wx g , W . X CHARLES MQCKANNAN l President .K b Q L LL 5 T , WILLIAM FRAZURE Vice-Presd t LASS iq BETTY DOWNER Secretary C N 3 X X f Af 6. K K if i I ,1 1 'W I 22f ff' Q' ' 4 ,Inj RUTlQl're5g5Z:1VEIL .xg 'Z H X if X 13 JOSEPH ALSTON NIOSH Industrial Arts Glassboro Mr. Tall and Terrific . . . barbershop blues . . look out Edith . . . oh, to cut the rug! VIRGINIA MARIE ASCENZI Ginny Commercial Clerical Glassboro Let's go to Vineland! . . . has an eye out for a convertible . . . a twinkle in her eye , . . Oh, those sweaters! . . . number please . . . get a car and settle down with that certain someone. DAVID ATKINSON Dave Agriculture Aura Actions speak louder than words . . . What's behind those quiet eyes? speeds to Alcyon - - for the races? Can he calculate! Gobble! Gobble! on that turkey farm! ROBERT E. ADAMS Boulder Academic Glassboro More bounce to the ounce . . . where did you get that lipstick? . . . hate to meet him on the football field! ! ! . . . English is his favorite subject? . . . ambition undecided. ROXANNE MARIE ALBERTSON Roxie Academic Mulliccr Hill Oh Battleship! . . . Can she play hockey!! Wow! all 'round Varsity gal . . . Satan takes a holiday . . . Whatta coach she'll make. ANNE MARGARET AMATO Iinx Commercial Secretarial Ewan Don't get gay . . . keeps us guessing . . . what a figure . . . Swing that hockey stick ! l ! Oh. to be a private secretary . . . Boy does she look sharp play-ing on the All Star Hockey Team. M' XX BARBARA JANE BARRETT Reds Academic Glassboro A dash of red pepper! . . . don't fence me in . . . sittin on pins and needles . . . there goes a Buick ! ! ! nurse to one of those guys with an M.D. RICHARD G. BEASER Beez Williamstown Industrial Arts Mighty line . . . one ot the Hamtown b s . . . listen to his car back-fire . . . the OY subtle blusher . . . ambition - auto mechanic JANET FRANCES BELADA Janet Commercial Secretarial Glassboro Don't you know! . . . undecided . . . gig- glin' cheerleader . . . 'round 'nd 'round the rink' It's a sin to tell a lie. . . . Oh, to llV'! sit on the boss' lap: or to fly with H 1 X MAGDALENE MARY BEECHLER Bonnie Academic Williamstown Oh, sugar . . . future home-Shenandoah h d work- Valley . . . pastime--Fort Dix . . . ar ing girl future aimAblue cadillac convertible. RUTH IONE BILOTTA Ruth Fine Arts Williamstown Oh, yeah! . . . interest in the class oi'50 . . . hails from Philly . . . whiz on the ice . . . oh, Charlie . . . iuture Fashion Illus- tratot. DOMINIC BRANCA Industrial Arts Glassboro Snappy dresser . . . friendly with the girls at Lincoln . . . music-maker tor the Agony Six . . . What's the attraction in New York? 'ob obtainable. ambition . . . to get the easiest 1 ALAN BREHM Brehmie Industrial Arts Williamstown Mighty line . . . another one ot the Hamtown gang . . . ask Hoppyt . . . hot-rod driver . . . big boy . . . ambition-proiessional bum . . BEVERLY JEAN BROWN Bev Commercial Secretarial Glassboro Till Alan comes marching home . . . a penny for your thoughts . . . Venus de Glass- boro . . . terrific guard! . . . oh, to marry the right guy! JAMES BUNN Speed Industrial Arts Hurffville What did you say? . . . girl shy . . . speed demon on the track . . . wants to be a tailor. JUDITH BUNT Hludy., Academic Glassboro Don't get wise . . . What's the attraction in first period trig? . . . stolen from Gloucester . . . likes ushers . . . Florida's future nurse! . . . DONALD BUNTING Donnie Industrial Arts Glassboro Whizzy-there goes Donald . . . what! another car? . . . shop sharpie . . . have a pizza pie . . . Maryland, My Mary . . . future gunner in the air force. MARY FAITH BULGO Mary Commercial Clerical Pitman That's tor sure . . . catch that swing on her hula . . . Why the sudden interest in soldiers? . . . friends across the ocean . . you'11 find her behind a desk. in 0 P 1: 1 9' 1 425.2 1 Q! N' 'M ,ntl JOHN CARR Lover Boy Academic Richwood Play it cool . . . listen to him sing . . . oh Iohnny . . . what does he want to be a doctor oi? . . . one of the gang . . . wants to be a playboy . . . LILLIAN CALLOWAY Lil Social Scientific Glassboro Dances on her toes . . . oh those hats bookworm . . . versatile on the keys . . . likes a certain blue Buick . . . sings pretty at Church . . . half WILLIE MAE CALLOWAY Willie Social Scientific Glassboro Adores green . . . blues singer . . . has cx special interest in Phila . . . Lil's inseparable . . . ambition-talking and waiting for Henry . . . MARGARET ANN CASEY npeggy., Academic Mullica Hill One way or another . . . nothing is too much tro uble . . . Gimme another soda! . . . Mullica Hill's Cinderella . . . brains and person- ality plus . . . College bound! DELPHINE CHRISTIAN De1phine Commercial Clerical Monroeville Speedy type . . . loves her Fords . . . likes bright hats . . . sharp dresser . . . personality plus Fine . . . what's cooking? . . . iuture typist . . . MILVIA CONZALOVICI-I Milvia Arts Williamstown I'm hungry Tommy- . . . naive but artful . . . linguistic ability . . . rendezvous with ex- citement . . . modeling miss . . . she's quite an artist. WILLIAM COVERT Academxc Downer Sad case cant be helped . . . hot spark a ilymg I w111 go just a shy guy a closed mouth catches no ihes . . . I don't know MARY Fine Aris non, non shoe does He my language JENNY Commercia1. Glczssboro All ready hot rod happy 1 gling gal . . . the sparkle of Lake Oberst what ccm't be cured must be endured she'11 make a cute secrelary' l l c .I g Z Q E MABEL DAVY KATHERIN Kitty Academic Cecil Here kitty, kitty . . . what are we doing? . . . class clown . . . cheers for A.C. . . . of future hairdresser sugar . . . it ,if DORIS DIXON Candy Social Scientific Glassboro Have you seen Don? . . . dreamy eyes . . . waits for that phone call from Williamstown . talkative . . . dances quite often . . . beautician . . . HTY LORETTA JOAN DOUG Hella Commerical Secretarial Glassboro You know! . . . ardent bowler . . . Don Iuan oi the Army . . . where did you get that car . . . she's just right for a secretary joke SHIRLEY ALICE DA Alice VIS Glassboro mercial Secretarial ' mail to Korea Com Oh, I'l1 never tell . . . air . . sweet cigars . . . where did you get those S . . . U, S. Wave. JEAN MARION DA lean VIS Williamstown Commercial Secretarial Please, let's not get sickening about it . . . lo al band member . . . Where's Betty . . . y ' . . ,future Number amb ition-to drive a car Please girl. .aww me JANET MAE DESCHLER Ian Commercial Clerical Williamstown Check it la-ti-da . . . good filer . . . Wilson mer time gal . . . good spaghetti cook . to work in an office Lake sum h rt hair . . W to have s o wn. ith a car ol my o i' IU' dui' DAVID EUGENE DUFFIELD Dave Industrial Arts Chapel Heights Sell-control his pass word . . . just loves iirst period . . . interest in a freshman . . . he'll be working at the drawing board soon. JOSEPH DUFFIELD aloe.. Academic Glassboro It's terriiic! . . . Ierry' Lewis' protege . . . Versatile musician . . . An imp making laces at teachers . . . He wants to be a doctor of what? JOAN EVELYN ERDBRINK Ioan Academic Bunker Hill Oh, boy . . . blushes easily . . . were you there when the battle was fought? . . . a rainbow gal . . . iuture teacher of America. MARGARET CATHERINE DOUGHTY Margie Academic Fenfe11 Hot diggety dog . . . hobby-horses . . . blushing comes easy' . . . watch the birdie . . . go West, young woman . . . future horse trainer. MARION ELIZABETH DOWNER Betty ' Academic Glassboro Sweets for the sweetie . . . crowning glory . . . excels in everything . . . special delivery Kutztown . . . romance on the high seas . . . ' occupational therapist. ELMER DUFFIELD Duffy Industrial Arts Hurffville Don't mess around . . . A class clown . . . Never knew they were brothers . . . What a grease monkey he'1l make. Scrow Agriculture Glassboro Darn right . . . ladies' man . . . Mr. Touchdown . . . What have the Pitman gal's got? . . . bored ot education . . . ambition-gym teacher. Sara Commercial Secretarial Glassboro Gee whiz! . . . the quiet type . . . songstress . . . efficient student . . . ambition -Secretary . . . ANTHONY ESGRO SARA MARIE FALZARANO ROSARIO DELANO FLAMMA Dee Agriculture Glassboro You know it, sister . . . aww I can't dance . . . where did he get the bumps in the car . . . oh. that 52 Ford . . . no ambition. E JANET MARLENE FARREN Queenie Clel'ClUl Grenlock You know! . . . pet peeve-History . . . shy and reserved . . . what's in Woodbury . . . ambition-typist. nf . . VIRGINIA WINIFRED POW Ginger Commercial Secretarial Williamstown You don't say? . . . watch that polka . . . official spaghetti maker . . . insurance gal . . . closet full of shoes . . . pastime- talking . . . to marry cr millionaire and own a Ford . . DONALD EUGENE FOWLER Don Commercial Clerical Glassboro Oh yea! . . . indispensable in the library . . Oh. that Nash car . . . ardent worker . . white collar man . . 5 --fi Ili WILLIAM FRAZURE Curly Agriculture Mullica Hill Thing-a-ma-bob? . . . master oi the art ot blushing . . . true blue . . . he's a lot of the girls' ambition . . . someday he'1l plough his rows straight! MARGARET GALLAGHER Marge Commercial Secretarial Grenlock Terrace Heavens! . . . expert stenographer . . . why does she blush so? . . . bashful-around the boys . . . ambition-secretary . . . PATRICK GALLAGHER Pat Industrial Arts Grenlock 7 The eyes have it . , . let's go for a ride ah, . . . women are the spice of lite . . . swell fella . . . ambition. MARIAN LEE GANT Marian ' Academic Hurffville We've all got to go sometime . . . snappy first baseman . . . shutter fan . . . patroler of the halls . . . woman in white. ' MARSHALL GERSON Mar Academic Glassboro I'll clue you . . . say it with music . . . firm hands on thhe reins of life . . . note that Chrysler . . . musician plus! HARRIET I. GOTTI Hatch Commercial Secretarial Aura Let's lace it, you can't iight it! . . . short, light and oh what a cutie! . . . she appreciates Art! . . . captain of the noise- makers . . . she can take dictation-among other things! f ,sr -l f ' C-.St R .tl M, EK EZ is JANE FRANCES GRAEBER Ianie Commercial Secretarial Grenlock Terrace Gee . . . Iocko keeps her busy another one of those Air Force gals hey good looking . . . shell make a perfect secretary . . . LOUIS JOSEPH GRANATO Louie Academic Glassboro You know it . . . White House bound . . . cobbler, cobbler, mend my shoe Avid politician . . . construction engineer HORACE GRAUMAN Reds Commercial Williamstown Wow . . . give me some tintex ust call him Freckles . . . seat saver teller ot plumbers' stories. KENNETH L. GREEN Goose' Industrial Arts Play it cool . . . he not caught will skip again blondes . . . note that voice ANNA MARIE GRILLO ,,Ann.' Commercial Secretarial Williamstown How about that . . . drugstore worker . . good cook-her specialty Italian foods . . Mr. Dawson's pet . . pretty' eyes hairdresser . . . SHIRLEY HAINES nshm.. Commercial Secretarial Hurfville Heck! . . . always smiling . . . trequents .Glendora . . . efiicient bookkee er p . . . pastimes -skating and dancing . . . future secretary. JUNE HALL Iune Exploratory Commerical Williamstown Interest-a little bit ot everything . . . neat dresser . . . loves Bop music kee s . . . p up the moral ol one oi Uncle Sam's G.l.'s . . . tuture private' secretary. HELEN HAUGH Helen Academic Glassboro Oh Gollyl . . . quiet unless you know different . . . lunch : 5th and History! ! . . . intelligence a plenty! ! . . . patience with the patients . . . JOHN HARDEN Iohnny Academic Glassboro Later. for you gals. . . . the smart man . . . smooth dancer . . . an asset to our orchestra and our baseball team wants to become a musician . . . BARBARA A ...he I 3 H 5,21 'incl HC Q 1 is a. ..,, NNE HERRSCAFT fmt, at 1 x Barb A Academic Williamstown A I don't care! . . . Silence is golden . . . Her A I hair is her crowing glory . . . What's the Philadelphia attraction? lo k .. . . o out Navy- here comes a nurse . . ROBERT HOFFMAN Hottie Commercial Accountancy Williamstown Let's go . . . The football team's right- hand man . . . just call him Shortie . . . one oi the Hamtown gang . . . he might embalm you someday . . . .-sf '! M J, K JOHN HOPKINSON H0PPY Agriculture Williamstown Check the fuzz on that! . . . ardent member oi the Hamtown gang . . . draity convertible . . . acquainted with Brooklyn Lake, quite well! . . . Wants to marry Marilyn Monroe! s s if W it 53 sl? t NELSON JONES Bones Academic Barnsboro How 'bout that . . . hide those little books . . . the blushing trombone player . . . the motorless car . . . ah, those hammocks at Oberst . . . G.S.T.C. here I come . . . MARY HELEN ANN KARPUK Mary Ann Commercial Clerical Cecil Oh yea! . . . interest at the moment- Air Force . . . will make an excellent housewile . . . see her at the canteen . . . shy with the males . . . office worker. JANICE LEE HOLLAND H1-cm.. Commercial Secretarial East Pifmfm When we gonna eat . . . horse back rider . . . athletic minded . . . give me a hamburger and a coke . . . why in the water . . . future housewife Ca good one?j NANCY HOLLERAN Nance ial Williamstown Commercial Secretar No kidding . . . Queen's attendant . . . rendezvous with excitement . . . what does Delaware have that Williamstown doesn't ? . . . see ya behind a desk. HAROLD IVINS lunie E Industrial Arts Ferrell There's no sense in it! . . . wanta play chicken? . . . loves the races at Alcyon . . . what's the story about rabbit? . . . actions peak louder than words . . . sharp Ford . . . mechanic to be. Academic . . . college bound. Elaine JOHN A. KELLER Johnny Glassboro Stop it, will ya! . . . cool breeze . . . Mikan's understudy . . . quiet, but oh what Ct wolf . . . big things come in little packages ELAINE HILDA KENZEL Academic Williamstown Mais oui . . . dresses nicely . . . quiet but friendly . . . French student par ex- cellence . . . what's behind those blue eyes? . . . to be a linguist, or in Christian service. ARTHUR THOMAS KOLLMEIER Artie Academic Glassboro You better believe it! . . . 5th Avenue dressed . . . music maestro . . . prefers a blonde . . . basketmaker . . . College limited! DONALD LACY Duke Industrial Arts Ewan Where did you get that permanent? . . . At home with a guitar . . . dynamite in dun- garees! . . . Frankie Fontaine the second . . . future farmer . . . FRANCIS JOSEPH LAMBING Frank Industrial Arts Williamstown O.K. Buddy . . . Ingham's right hand man . . . Williamstown Romeo . . . Give 'em the raspberry- . . . carpenter or cabinet maker . . . RUTH SUSAN KURZWEIL Ruth Academic Aura I've got my doubts about you . . . Hub'a Hub'a . . . gets her cackle from her chickens . . . oh thos ' e eyes . . . worker behind the scenes . . . will be a psychiatrist! .E, ' mg sit gf :st till 5,3 JEANETTE MADELINE LANDI Midge Commercial Secretarial Williamstown Oh! what a life . . . beautiful brown eyes . . . watch her jitterbug . . . interest in Ham- monton . . . adores Olds . . . likes them tall . . . oiiice worker and to dance with a sailor always. DORIS LANGLEY HDOHS.. Commercial Secretarial Glassboro Are ou kidding? all lor the love Y . . . . of Ioe . . . Miss Shapely herself . . . eiiicient manager . . . she doesn't type those letters . . . ah. to be a iarmer's wife! !, I , , ' 1, f ! fb!! ,iff . if tr 'v 1 ,f sift , I V , l Ji I I 1 l MAE LATHROPE .,DajSY,, Commercial Cross Keys O my goodness . . . quiet, shy, and bashiul . . . loves typing but oh, history! . . . lives on a farm . . . P.B.I. girl . . . iuture white collar worker. s. . 'iii 134. RONALD LANZALOTTI Ronnie Academic Williamstown You're not kidding . . . Tango expert in the hall, ask Mrs. Iames . . . What a major he would have made . . . Two B's-brains and Buicks . . . His teaching won't be Greek. FANNIE REBECCA LEDDEN Becky Academic Glassboro Oh, me! . . . whiz at the keys . . . singing virtuoso . . . heading for Christian work on foreign soil PAUL HARVEY LEE Paul Academic Mullica Hill How you sound . . . wouldn't mind nest- ling with him . . . efficient catcher . . . here's Harvey . . professional baseball player . . . FRED LINK Fred Agriculture jefferson Quiet and dependable . . . bored with education . . . he drives a mean plow . . the intelligent reserved type. 0 JAMES TIMOTHY LOONEY .,Tim.. Academic Agriculture Glcrssboro I like it . . . the good humor man . . . sharp car . . . a smile for everyone . . . likes basketball . . . squeeze-box specialist . . . to be a billionaire. few:-,,w' f ,,,, f MARY MARGARET MARVIN HMGXYII Academic Glassboro Still water runs deep . . . pass me the pie . . . oh no! that's not fair . . . are they all that smart in Cape May? . . . iuture college graduate. LE ROY KOLBERG MARTIN Industrial Arts Grenlock Terrace Able center fielder . . . hot rod ford . . . woman hater . . . but. does he like to eat! . . . undecided now. LeROY MCCANT HROY.. Industrial Arts Glassboro The Green Hornet Girl . . . oh, yes, Essie . . , smooth on the dance floor . . . hate to be in the ring with him . . . some day he'1l be in competition for Louis Arm- strong . . . 'sg sl fx 'll X1 K fl X WILLIAM MCILVAINE Bill Academic Williamstown Billy Boy . . . what's behind that silence? . . . excels in tests . . . always has to run to catch his bus . . . future undecided. MARY LOUISE MCLANE Squeekie Commercial Secretarial Williamstown Betcha nickel . . . it's the way she rolls her eyes . . . live-wire . . . star on her door . . . I've had my Phil oi men . . . marry the boss and see the world. PATRICIA MAE MERLINO Pai Commercial Secretarial Glassboro That's a cheap one . . . petite miss plays her aces well . . . skating fan whatta shorthand expert . . . oh. to be a secretary! G. WAYNE MURPHY Murph Academic Glassboro My aching back . . . oh that draw! . . . man oi few words . . . likes basketball and women . . . gee Murph . . . ambition-flatfoot? TRAVIS WAYNE NAU Wayne Academic Pitman That's for the birds . . . Daddy Long Legs . . . all sail. no anchor . . . civil engineer . . . MARGARET ROSE OTT Margie Commercial Secretarial Williamstown You know ! ! ! . . . avid baseball ian . . . the quiet type . . . homespun appeal . . . traveler. . . efficient office that will be . . GLORIA ADELENE PASSERI Gloria Commercial Secretarial Glassboro Oh heck . . . giggles . . . the friendly type . . . loves to eat Cbut doesn't show itj . . . you'll find her at Ioe's . . . future secretary. MARION LEWIS PATRICK Pat Industrial Arts Williamstown Likes to sing . . . cralty shopman . . . quite an artist in history class . . . iorgets his books . . . wants to be a millionaire. CAROL ANN POLOCZ Hccp.. Social Scientific Ewan Oh e h ' y a . . . nickel a bar, please . . . the inseparable twins . . . seamstress . . . F.H.A. President . . . she'll make patterns. RUTH IRMA PHILLIPS Ruthie I Commercial Clerical Williumsfown Act your age . . . Regional gal . , . ath- 1e-tics ian . . . just loves history . . . qlnet type . . . she went bike riding . decided . . . ' xl' ll' 43-.9 CATHERINE STEVENS POLOCZ Cathy Fine Arts Ewan Yeah . . . she paints a pretty picture . . . she knows our lines . . . address-Filth Avenue . . . just call her Nicky . . . Oh! to be a fashion designer: FREDERICK CHARLES POWELL Mouse Industrial Arts Williamstown Mighty fine dude . . . attracted to anything in a skirt . . . Mighty' cool when he's around ice . . . Ambition-To make at least a dollar and h lt - a a an hour out ot school . . . fix' 43 MARGARET ANN REED Peggy Academic Glassboro Hey now . . . has she got the varsity letters! . . . oh. to be a drowning man . . . sudden interest in music . . . G.S.T.C. bound! , X' , N 1 7 U f e I 43.2 V o ANGELO JOSEPH SAIA .,IOe.. Agriculture Glassboro Angel-o or Devil-o . . M.C. of Club '53 brain traveling incognito . . . souped up hot rod . . . Agriculture Engineer. FRANCES SAMBUCA Sam Academic Oh shucks! air mail exp to see Mount Nightingale. Williamstown . . . French a la Germany ress . . . the walking three Vernon . . . another Florence 'lr e13s?1I -. . ' NICHOLAS PUGLIA Nicky Commercial Accountancy Glassboro Doggone! . . . Terrific bookkeeper . . . th tell me he's quite the gentleman . . . GY 'P . . . which way to Not the quiet type, no. Mullica Hill? . . . a business man to be . . . EDITH RANDALL Teeny Commercial Clerical Gjggsboyg What's happening . . . likes 'em tall and handsome . . . cool on the dance floor . . . nice iriend . . . it's nice to have a man around the house . . . practical nurse . . . 'QM BETTY ANN ROUN Betty al Williamstown Holy mackrel, Andy-bless you, boy . . . where's Iean . . . tomboy in petticoats . . . swell hockey manager . . . wishful thinking . . . Plymouth convertible . . . iuture book- keeper . . . typist. Commercial Cleric JAY SCHWOEBEL UICY.. Commercial Accountancy Glassboro Always put oti today what you can do tomorrow . . . he can raise type and cain . . . lay made a tunnyw . . , star newspaper reporter . . . PHYLLIS JANE SHARP Sharpie Commercial Accountancy Turnersville Oh great! . . . the king and I . . . Sharp dresser . . . good things come in small packages . . . perfection plus . . . I'll be a bookkeeper in a very small office. ALICE SHIPLEY Ship Social Scientific Glassboro lust ask me . . . sewing perfectionist . . . know any jokes? . . . smooth dancer . . . she almost left us . . . Ambition-housewife to the Mental Giant of the class of 47 . GEORGE CLIFTON SCHNEIDER George Academic Glassboro I like it . . . love'm and 1eave'm . . . Tarzan oi Glassboro . . . personality plus . . . pet peeve, English class . . . whatta coach he'1l make! JAMES FRANCIS SCHUBERT Iimmie Academic Williamstown I reckon . . . geometric Iimmie . . . Shantz ian . . . electrically minded . . . Special Delivery Service . . . Electrical En- gineer. WILLIAM SEELER Bill Industrial Arts Cecil Whata ya gonna do? . . . whizzing by on the tire engine . . . oh those eyes! . . . if it wasn't for the warden, I'd be gunning all the time . . . future electrical worker . . . MEREL FAUST SMITH Smitty Commercial Secretarial Mullica Hill Behave yourself . . . watch that strut . . . I wonder who is kissing him now . . . small bundle . . . excitable otiice girl . . . wants to be a secretary. RODELLA GEORGANNA SMITH Reedie Commercial Secretarial Williamstown Clue me baby and I'll be wise . . . 'x y expert seamstress . . . she's quite a sales gal A tx . , . who is her flame? . . . wants to be a . stenographer or typist . . . Y lt MARILYN BEVERLY STONEBACK Sis Commercial Clerical Wjlljgmgtgwn Oh yea . . . hey Ian , . . busy at the drugstore . . . pet peeve-history . . . efficient on the drill team . . . nice dancer . . . comp- tometer operator . . . l i 'Et ROBERT LOUIS SOUDER Bob Commercial Accountant Glassboro I'm for it . . . perfect dish watcher . . . Crosleys are roomy . . . whiz on skates . . censor that tie . . . engineer. I , 1 ANNE PATRICIA SWEENEY Anne Academic Williamstown You ole biddy . . . menace to peace and quiet . . . Ieep or Chevy, she's still late . . . adores frankness in people . . . a married nurse. PAULINE MARIE TERZIAN ,.TinY.. Commercial Clerical Williamstown Check that . . . Marine's pin-up girl . . . snappy twirler . . . good things come in small packages . . . can she jitter-bug! . . . to settle down with that certain someone 6'3 . JOAN BARBARA THEEL Bobbie Academic Bubbling with laughter . . , Glassboro Ethel Smith's competition at the organ . . . iarmer's daughter . . . millionaires beware . . . luture medical secretary. DORIS CLARA THORNTON Bangs Fine Arts Lawdy Miss Claudy . . . Vogue . . . good time gal . . pal . . . active in all sports . . pened in Maine? . . . easy . . . hairdresser . Glassboro straight from . everybody's . what hap- on the eyes MARIAN THORNTON Tiny Commercial Clerical Glassboro Say Pres .... tiny but mighty . . . GXUBHSIVG wardrobe , . . has a contagious laugh . . . favorite pastime-eating . . . likes O Henry's . . . charming gal . . . secretary . . . ROMEY THORNTON Romeo Academic Agriculture Glassboro Take it easy greasy -you got a long way to slide . . . loved American History 1 . . big time waiter Whereiore'art o . . . th u Romeo . . . Future Navy officer . . . c c M phk' ANNA MAE TISI Anna Mae Commercial Clerical Glassboro Oh, Tommy . . . where there's noise there's Anna Mae . . . just loves history . . . hey, wanna buy a tie! Iust call her Mrs! GEORGE TUCKER Tuck Industrial Arts Glassboro Poor boy . . , who said good things come in small packages? . . . tall man on the court . . . where are those girls? . . . Ipana smile . . . Ambition-Athletic Coach. GRACE LUCY VASTA Gracie Commercial Secretarial Mullica Hill Oh Gee! . . . lpana smile . . . efficient typist . . . is she tiny . . . hmm, nice secretary. VIRGINA BLANCHE VERNON Ginny Academic Williamstown The world without men-oh no! . . .fire- crackers and glasses don't mix . . . well developed -personality . . . barefoot beauty . . . terrific actress . . . what hotel will she manage? RACHEL BERNADETTE VIOLA Rae Commercial Secretarial Glassboro Invitation to romance . . . irequents Black- wood, I wonder why . . . smooth dancer . . . watta secretary she'll make! ROBERT HORACE WALKER Bob Academic Glassboro Ouch . . . variety is the spice of lite . . swing your partner . . . beware of shocks . . engineer or NROTC. ALBERT A. WARE Bert Academic Glassboro Ain't that sweet . . . where there's a will there's a way . . . the strong, silent type . . . block that man , . . ambition, construc- tion engineer. LOIS L. WARE Lois Social Scientific Glassboro Scarces me . . . gentleman prefer blondes! copies Iol-mnie's basketball techniques . . . Hey' Lo. what are you going to model? llE1lall sOClCll SClSIlIlflC Glqsgbofo Love that boy Don! . . . shall l do it or not . . . nifty dresser . . . hi cuz . . . ambition nurse. MILTON WILLIAMS Milton Industrial Arts Glqggboyo What's happened? . . . quite a dancer! . . . woman hater? . . . an asset to our band . . . whom does he wrestle? . . . he has tailored ambition. FRANCES L. WOLFFBRANDT Frannie Academic Glassboro ELLA WILLIAMS I'll give you a clue . . . little but mighty . . . oh those recitations . . . from the book . . . the big noise in the band . . . hardware clerk. r RICHARD WOOD S Woody Academic Williamstown if Babe in the Wood??? . . . quiet please . . . heavy on the ped ritic ... 5 E'?':Z54e al . . . dreamboat at the corner drugstore . . .he can be my chauiteur . . . ambition unknown. MARGARET EILEEN ZEE llpegll Academic Richwood Watch that stuff . . . A for marks, B for Ballinger, C for co-editor . . . oh, what a ter- actress . . . have a Hub . . . pretty apple queen . . . ambition OPR or MRS. ALBERT ZIENNKER llJaYll Agricultural Ferrell Come on, get with it!! . . . oh. to be his scarecrow . . . has quite a Ford and a girl what big league team will we see him on? n Nancy Greenwood IN MEMAURIAM The hand of death in time finds each and all But when it touches one of ripened years We can almost accept it without tears. It is the withered leafs predestined fall, An answer to a long-awaited call, t The keeping of a tryst. It oft appears A weary soul the final summons hears And gladly rising, turns and leaves the hall. But when the Great Adventure comes to one Whose youth should have assured the ample grace Of many years before life's course was run, We well may grieve and mourn a little space A life that's ended ere it's scarce begun And gaze sad-eyed upon an empty place. -MORGAN HIIESTER as 'V Crash, rattle, bang. High school at last! That was the class of '53 making their entrance into Glassboro High, one exciting day in September, 1949. This was the beginning of the wonderful four years spent in G.H.S. How shy and afraid we were, wonder- ing if We would get to class on time and where such rooms as 209, 210 and espe- cially room 4 were. Also, where to find the elevator. Freshman week added to the confusion of this new life. We were quite anxious to get down to work to acquire all the knowledge possible. You can see we did too, for we are now well- polished and intelligent people about to graduate from Glassboro High School. We advanced quite rapidly and elected our class officers who were: President, Charles MacKannan1 Vice President, -. ,, Gb'-V- ...fg- ra-nulnuualdlnnsial CLASS Norman Eachus: Secretary, Virginit Ascenzig Treasurer, Ruth Kurzweil. We accomplished' a great deal witl the guidance of our wonderful class ac visor, Charles Smerin. We sold beanies stickers, book covers, etc. We had som very nice dances too, especially th Thanksgiving dance, which was to prov to be an annual success. Iune rolled around too soon for w were just beginning to like school. W anxiously awaited the opportunity to loc down on others as those poor shy thing When September arrived we eagerl accepted the honor of being the Sophi mores of G.H.S. Now, we had man more responsibilities. af Tf ??'7 ' If U -'iff' Time out, guess I need a coke. Oh nt Let's not get started on the coke subjec We had enough of them while on tl biology trip. Again this year we had three of ot same officers. The only new one we our Vice President, Tony Esgro. Oh, our Sophomore Hop, the first b ,gf A 4'1'f' 5831291 . Ill 0ItY ance of our high school life, which was n April 13. What a night! Our Sophomore year went by too uickly for words. Another year com- leted another summer over now we 'ere to be upper classmen when return- tg. What an honor! Many more re- ponsibilities we acquired. Finally the time arrived We were now Lose wonderful upper-classmen, Iuniors. le tried to prove we could have fun. et still be dignified, and that we did. Back with us again this year were two E our previous year's officers. The new nes this year were: Vice President, -eorge Schneider: and Secretary, Betty owner. The long awaited month of May finally rrived, the time for us to give the Seniors le customary lunior-Senior Prom. Betty owner was crowned Queen of our class urer Ruth Kurzweil. This year our football team was the Group II co-champions. Werent we mean to those innocent Freshmen? It seemed more amusing than when we were the poor victims. The customary senior dance was held January 10 at the Woodbury Country Club. This was a memorable occasion for all those present. On this same day the class was saddened by the death of our classmate and friend Nancy Green- wood. Patiently but eagerly we- awaited the time to leave for Washington. The happy times we had together will always be in our memories. Words could never de- scribe our wonderful times. Our Senior play proved to be quite a success. It was entitled Blithe Spirit. Our Prom, the last formal dance while in high school. will never be forgotten. The Hall Patrol picnic was enjoyed by all. The yearbook, our first, last, and fore- most Senior project, was produced as cr fs 4 I I I I I ' 1 I i y the Senior Queen, Carol Weir. Iohn result of much time and effort. We are eller WGS voted GS her King- deeply indebted to our yearbook advisor, When the Seniors left for Washington Mrs, Erickson, 'e were really in our glory for we got Now, having graduated, we wish to ex- le SeI110r S11pe1'10I1iY COIHPIGX lmme- tend our sincere thanks to all those who, lately. I U so willingly, guided us through all our Seniors at last! Oh! the Joy of being trials Qnd tribulqtignsr S91'1lO1'. We elected llle fOllOWlI1g CIS And ngw We Sqyg gQ0d.bYe, Vale, ur senior officers: President, Charles qdiggl qu revoir, gulf Wiedergehenl lacKannon: Vice President, William QQ rivederci, razure: Secretary, Betty Downer: Treas- By MEREL SMI'I'H f ? ..ff,: '-: i r-E r, I lf?g.,.,,y,Wv:1.J' rrkgieyggivf r Aja-Y . l 2 s - i 2 ..,, .1 Lg -, t A en.-t.'t71f.1'f?1'lf'T.73b'R'.:5 3:4 C51-'K' It-finimv.f.. i'fQ':?:Xl,Qgqta5g:,y53ll.5a..?3.!rgQ,-1.-I-,:,:k.A S' TQ- W--':rJfe ..,' .,Y,,x ,,.lLh Vx 1 N t ,D UU? -5. 'Eff' fH!L...ws.t QE!! iixvif--,1.'Q'f'f li Marshall Gerson CLASS FAVORITES Charles MacKannon - Betty Downer FUTURE SUCCESSES Mary Marvin Wll0'S WHO - BROADWAY BOUND Donald Chester - Peggy Zee PERSONALITY PLUS Bert Ware - Peggy Casey ALL AROUND IOE AND IANE Louis Granato - Betty Downer 40 A ARTHUR MURRAY'S BEST Pauline Terzian - Anthony Esgro BEST DHESSED lanet Belada - Arthur Kollmezer BEST LOOKING Betty Downer - 101111 Keuef MOST ATHLETIC Peggy Reed - Anthony Esgro MOST INTELLIGENT Ronald Lanzalotti - Mary Marvin W 1 L ' f f ix W , Klkcgbx rryr yrror T i CLASS CLOWNS Ienny Daniels - Donald Daly 1. TALLEST AND SHORTEST Front row: Pauline Terzian-Marian Thornton Back row: Wayne Nau - George Tuckef Q, . 'VS T A 'T T .M ir Z Jr ' J. A .,-..:k,. ADAMS, ROBERT - Freshman Football 1: Football, J. V.: Varsity Football 3. 4: Student Council 4: Hall Patrol 4: Hi-Y, Pres. 4: Cooking for Boys 4: Visual Aids 4. ALBERTSON, ROXANNE MARIE -- Current Events Club 1: French Club 2: G. A. A. 3 and 4: Merchandise Committee 2, 3, 4: J. V. Hockey. J. V. Basketball. Varsity Soft- ball, 2: Varsity Hockey, Varsity Basket- ball, Varsity Softball. 3 and 4: Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Secretary and Treasurer, Current Events 1: Hi-Y 3, 4. ALSTON, JOE - Sports Appreciation l, 2, 3, 4. AMATO, ANNE MARGARET - G. A. A. 1: Typing 2: Hub 3 and 4: Soph. Hop Com- mittee 2: Senior Prom Committee 3: Var- Siflf H0Ck9Y 1. 2, 3, 4: Choir 3: Hall Patrol 4: All Star Hockey Team 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Usher 3. ASCENZI. VIRGINIA MARIE - G. A. A. 1: Typing Club 2: Jesters 3 and 4: Soph. Hop Committee 2: Prom Committee 3: Thanks- giving Dance Committee 2 and 3: Class Secretary l and 2: Student Council l: Choir 1 and 2: Usher 3: Tri Hi-Y 3: Queen's court 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Senior Dance Committee 4: Hall Patrol 4: Christ- mas Pageant 4. ATKINSON, DAVID - Sports Appreciation 1: Field and Stream Club 2: Sports Ap- preciataion 3: F. F. A. Basketball: F. A. A. BARRETT, BARBARA JANE - Plastics Club 1: Metalcraft 2: Jesters 3 and 4: Patrol Court 1: Publicity Committee 1. 2. 3: Dance Committee 2 and 3: Treasurer ot Jesters 4: Choir 1. 2. 3: Usher 3: Tri Hi-Y 3 and 4: Yearbook 4. BEASER, RICHARD G. - Aeronautics 1: Field and Stream 2. 3, 4: Cooking for Boys 4. BEECI-ILER. MAGDALENE MARY - Cheer- leading Club 1: Plastics for Girls 2: Typing 3 and 4: Merchandise Committee 3: Hall Patrol 4. BELADA, JANET FRANCES - Cheerleading Club I: Typing Club 2: Huh 3 and 4: Soph. Hop Committee 2: Thanksgiving Dance Committee 2: Prom Committee 3: Secretary of Student Council 3: Recording Secretary of Yearbook 4: Choir l, 2, 3: Patrol Court 2: Cheerleader 3 and 4: Tri Hi-Y 3 and 4: Yearbook 4: Hall Patrol 4. BILOTTA, RUTH JANE - Typing 4: Year- book 4. BREHM, ALAN - Aeronautics 1: Field and Stream Z. 3, 4. BROWN. BEVERLY JANE - G. A. A. 1. 2. 3: Prom Committee 3: Yearbook 4: Varsity Softball l, 2, 3: Varsity Basketball 1, 2. 3: J. V. Hockey 1: Colorguard 2, 3: Tri Hi-Y 3: Hall Patrol 4. BULGO. MARY FAITH -- Tri Hi Y 3: Plas- tics for girls 3: Dance Committee 3: Sun- Shine Committee 3: Hall Patrol. BUNN. JAMES - Sports Appr. 2: Varsity 3: Cooking Club 4: Freshman Football: J. V. 2: Varsity 3, 4. BUNT, JUDITH - Hi Dramatic Club 3: Typing Club 4. BUNTING, DONALD - Sports Appreciation 1: Sports Atield 2. 3: Varsity Track 3: Vice President Sports Afield Club 3. CALLOWAY. LILLIAN - G. A. A. l: Typ- ing 2: Library 3: Hockey 1. CALLOWAY, WILLIE MAE - Red Cross. CARR, JOHN - Sports Appreciation: Talent: Cooking for Boys. CASEY, MARGARET ANN - Metal Craft l, 2: G. A. A. 3: Prom Committee, Ballroom Senior Dance. Student Council Committees 3: J.V. Softball 2: Hi-Y President 3, 4: Honor Society 2, 3. 4: Honor Society Sec- retary 4: Student Council 2. 3. 4: Student Council Senator 4: Yearbook Business Manager 4. CHRISTIAN, DEPI-IINE - Hub l: Sewing 2: Teen Club 3: Typing 4: Reporter for Hub 3. CONZALOVICH, MILVIA - Red Cross 3: Typing 4: Basketball 4: Softball 4: Year- book Staff 4: Hall Patrol 4: Choir 3. COOPER. PAUL STANLEY - Forensic Society 2: Orchestra 3: Cooking for Boys: Prom Dance Comm. 3: Athletic Council 3: Magazine Drive 4: Forensic Society, Pres. 2: F. F. A., Pres., 4: Choir: Student Coun- cil: Hall Patrol 4. CLASS DIRECTURY COPPER. CAROL ANN - Hi Dramatics 1, 2: Future Teachers of America 3, 4, Pres. F.T.A. 4: Fund Raising Committee 3: Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3: Softball Manager 2, 3: Choir 1, Z, 3, 4: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Prop. Comm. 2: Usher for Graduation 3: Yearbook 4: Hall Patrol: Hi-Y 3, 4: Historian of Hi-Y. COVERT, WILLIAM - Aeronautics 1: Photography 2: Cooking for Boys 3. 4: Pres. oi Aeronautics Club 2: Hall Patrol 4. DALY. DONALD EUGENE -- Sports Ap- preciation 1, 2, 3: Cooking for Boys 4: Wrestling 2, 3: Baseball 3. 4: Football 3, 4: Forensic Society 1: Sergeant at arms 2. DAMMINGER. MARY ELLEN - Metal Craft for Girls 1: G. A. A. 2, 3: Hub 3: Year- book 4: Prom Committee 3: Tri Hi-Y 3. 4: Hall Patrol 4: Chairman of Art Committee. DANIELS, JENNY KATHERINE - Cheer- leading 1: Typing Club 2: G. A. A. 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Usher for Spring Con- cert 3: Soph. Hop Comm. 2: Winter Won- derland Dance 2: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Hall Patrol Court 3: Hall Patrol 4: Manager ot Cheer- leaders 4. DAVIS. JEAN MARION - Cheerleading 1: Plastic 2: Photography 3: Fund Raising Committee 3: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Hall Patrol 4: Tri-Y 4. DAVIS. SHIRLEY ALICE - Metal Craft 6, Jewelry lor Girls 1: Make-Up Club 2: G. A. A. 3: Typing 4: Student Council 2: Hub Staff 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Senior Tri- Hi-Y 4: Hall Patrol 4: Junior Tri-I-li-Y 3: Chorus l, 2. DESC!-ILER, -JANET MAE - Cheerleading 1: Plastics 2: Typing 3: Sophomore Hop 2: Hall Patrol 4. DIXON, DORIS - Spanish Club I: Plastics Club 2: Future Homemakers ot Am. 3: Teen Club 4. DOUGHTY, LORETTA - Cheerleading 1: Make-Up 2: Typing 3: Choir l, 3: Hub Staff 3. 4. DOUGHTY, MARGARET - Hi Dramatic 1: Plastics for Girls 2: Photography 3, 4: Softball 2: Choir l, 2. DOWNER, MARION ELIZABETH - G. A. A. l. 2. 3, 4: Freshman Constitution I: Dance 2, 3, 4: J. V. Basketball l: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Student Council Secre- tary l: G. A. A. Secretary 3: Class Secre- tary 3, 4: Student Council Secretary 4: Secretary Yearbook 4: Photography Chair- man 4: Vice President Honor Society 4. DUFFIELD, DAVID EUGENE - Library I: Stamp Club 2, 3: Cooking ior Boys 4: Honor Society 2. 3, 4- DUFFIELD, ELMER - Stamp Club I, 2, 3: Cooking for Boys 4: Vice President Stamp Club l: President Stamp Club 2, 3. DUFFIELD, JOSEPH - Stamp Club 1: Bas- ketball Theory 2: Orchestra 3: Track 1, 2. 3, Band 1, 2, 3: Choir 3: Yearbook 4: Hall Patrol 4. ERDBRINK, JOAN EVELYN - Sewing 1: Plastics for Girls 2: F.H.A. 3: I-'.H.A. Dance Committee 2: Chorus l: Hall Patrol 4. ESGRO, ANTHONY -Basketball Theory 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Senior Prom 3: Sophomore Hop 2: Football l, 2. 3, 4: Bdskeibdll 1- 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, 2. 3. 4: Vice-president of Class 2: Basketball Theory President 3: Choir 3. FALZARANO, SARA MARIE - Sewing 1: Plastics for Girls 2: Typing Club 3. 4: Choir 2. FARREN, JANET MARLENE - Etiquette for Teenagers 1: Plastics for Girls 2: Typing 3, 4: Choir 2. FLAMMA, ROSARIO DELANO - Basket- ball Theory 1, 2. 3, 4: J. V. Football 3. FOW. VIRGINIA WINIFRED - Cheerlead- ing Club 1: Photography 2. 3: Choir. FOWLER. DONALD EUGENE - Hi Drama- tic 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice President Hi Dramatic 4: Choir l, 2. FRAZURE. WILLIAM -- Varsity Club 3: Football Varsity 3: Vice President oi Class 4. GALLAGHER, MARGARET - Photography 1, 2. 3: Hub 4: Soph. Hop. Comm. 2: Photo- graphy Club, Treas. l, 2: Hall Patrol 4: Cashier 3: Choir 2: Yearbook 4. GALLAGHER, PATRICK - Sports Appre- ciation l, 2, 3, 4. GANT, MARIAN LEE - G. A. A. 1: Plas- tics for Girls 2: Photography 3. 4: I. V. Softball l. 2. 3, 4: Choir l, 3, 4: Hall Patrol 4. GERSON, MARSHALL - Basketball Theory 1: Music Club 2: Sophomore Hop Com- mittee 2: lntramural Basketball 2: Base- ball 2: Band 1, 2, 4. GOTTI, HARRIET I. - Cheerleading 1: Typing 2: I-lub 3: Hub, Exchange Editor 4: Thanksgiving Dance 2. 3: Sophomore Hop 2: Junior Prom: Band Committee. Assem- bly Committee, Athletic Council 3: Cheer- leading Club, Secretary 2: Typing, Vice President 2: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Queens Court 3: Yearbook, Literary Staff 4. GRABER. JANE FRANCES - Photography l, 2, 3: Hub 4: Soph. Hop Committee 2: Secretary Photography Club l, 2, 3: Repre- sentative 4: Usher-Commencement and Class Night 3: Hall Patrol 4: Cashier 3: Yearbook Statf 2: Choir 2. GRANATO, LOUIS JOSEPH - Basketball Theory I: Sports Appreciation 2: Stage Crait 3: Cooking for Boys 4: Freshman Organization 3: Ways 6: Means Commit- tee 3: Freshman election of representatives 4: Band 1, Z, 3: Christmas Pageant 2. 4: Honor Society Z. 3, 4: Jersey Boys' State Representative 3: Senior Hi-Y 4: Student Council 2. 3, 4: Pres. of Hall Patrol 4: Pres. of Student Council 4: Vice Pres. ot Boys' Hi-Y 4: Co-Editor of Yearbook 4: Senior Dance Committee 4: Varsity Foot- ball 4: Patrol Court 4. GRASSO, NICK S. - Plastics 1: Sports Appreciation 2. 3: Sophomore Hop 2: Yearbook 4: Thanksgiving Dance: Choir, Honor Society 3: Magazine Drive 3, 4: Hall Patrol 4. GRAUMAN, HORACE - Aeronautics l: Sports Afield 2, 3: Cooking for Boys 4. GREEN. KENNETH L. - Aeronautics l: Sports Appreciation 2: Visual Aid 3: Cook- ing ior Boys 4. GRILLO, ANNA MARIE - Sewing For Girls l: Plastics for Girls 2, 3, 4: Choir 1, 2, 3. HAINES, SHIRLEY ELIZABETH - Sewing Club l: Typing 2, 3: Yearbook: Prom Tickets 3: Hop posters 2: Vice President of Typing Club 3: Honor Society 2: Cash- ier 3: Hall Patrol 4. I HALL, JUNE - Typing Club: Hall Patrol 4. HARDEN, JOHN -- J. V. Baseball: Var- sity Baseball: Football: Band l, 2, 3: Choir 4. HAUGH, HELEN - Hi Dramatic 1, 2: Sew- ing 2: Choir 1, 2, 3: Hall Patrol: Honor Society 2, 3, 4. HERRSCHAFT, BARBARA ANNE - Cheer- leading 1: G. A. A. 2: Mechanics for Girls 3: Mechanics tor Girls, President 3. HOFFMAN. BOB - Sports Appreciation l, 2: Soph. Hop 2: Yearbook 4: Football Manager 1, 2, 3: Choir 2, 3: Hall Patrol 4. HOLLAND, JANICE - G. A. A. l: Photo. graphy 2. 3: J. V. Hockey 2: J. V. Basket- ball Z: J. V. Softball 2: J. V. Hockey 3: J. V. Basketball 3: J. V. Softball 3: Treasur- er Photography Club. HOLLERAN. NANCY - Plastics for Girls 1, 2: Typing 3: Choir 2, 3. HOPKINSON, JOHN - Aeronautics l: Hunting and Fishing Z, 3: Choir 4. IVINS, HAROLD - Varsity Club: Sports Appreciation: Baseball. IONES. NELSON - Sports Appreciation 1: Outdoor Lite 2: Orchestra 3: Prom Com- mittee 3: Sophomore Hop Committee 2: Junior Dance Committee 3: Freshman Foot- ball 1: Vice President Outdoor Life: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Hall Patrol 4: Yearbook 4. KARPUK. MARY ANN HELEN - Cheer- leading l: Plastics for Girls 2: Typing 3. KELLER. JOHN A. - Basketball Theory l, 2. 3: Junior Prom Music Committee 3: J. V. Basketball 1, 2: Varsity Basketball 3. 4: Student Council, Treasurer 3: Student Council, Vice President 4: Prom King 3: Band. Orchestra l, 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Hall Patrol 4. IENZEL, ELAINE HILDA - Photography 1: 'rench 2. 3, 4: Sunshine 3: French Club, 'resident 2, 3: Choir l: Student Council Representative l: Usher at Class Night r Commencement 3: Hall Patrol 4: Literary rnd Collection Stait of Yearbook 4: Na- ional Honor Society 1. 2, 3: Christmas Pageant 4: Girls' State Rep. 3. IOLLMEIER, ARTHUR THOMAS - Basket- -all Theory l, 2, 3, 4: Soph. Hop Com- rittee: Assembly Committee 3: Junior 'rom 3: J. V. Basketball l, 2: Varsity -asketball 3, 4: J. V. Football 2: Student Council l: Band, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4: outh Jersey Band l: Hall Patrol 4: :hoir 4. lURZWEIL. RUTH SUSAN - Plastics l: lub 2, 3, Co-Editor 4: Jesters 2, 3, 4. 'ance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Play Committee l, 2, 3: Publicity Committee l: .ssembly Committee 2: Class Treas. 1, 2, , 4: Choir l: Christmas Pageant 2, 4: tudent Council 2, 3: Queens Court 3: Iall Patrol 4: Yearbook Committee Chair- tan ot Photography Staff 4. ACY, DONALD - Basketball Theory l, 2: 'isual and Auditory Aids 3: J. V. Football : Varsity Football 4: J. V. Basketball 2. AMBLING, FRANCIS JOSEPH - Aeron- utics 1: Sports Alield 2, 3: Sports Alield, resident 3. ANDI, IEANETTE MADALINE - Cheer- zading Club 1: Typing 2: G. A. A. 3: Fund aising Committee 3: Patrol Court 3: Hall atrol 4. ANGLEY, DORIS - Cheerleading Club : G. A. A. 2: Hub 3, 4: Assembly Com- iittee l, 2. 3, 4: Dance Committee 3: oph. Hop Committee 2: Manager Varsity asketball 3: Hub Co-Exchange Editor 4: enator Student Council 1: Choir l, 2: io-I-lead Usher 3: Yearbook Typing Ihairman 4: Hall Patrol 4: Pageant 4: rueen Court 4. ANZALOTTI, RONALD K. -- Stamp Club : Forensic 2: Latin Club 3: Latin Club, ice Pres. 3: Yearbook Literary Statt 4: ,all Patrol 4: Student Council 4: Honor ociety 2. 3, 4: Christmas Card Committee : Chess 'n Checkers Club 4. ATHROPE, MAE - Photography 2: Plas- cs l. EDDEN, F. REBECCA -- French Club 3, : French Club, Vice President 3: Hall 'atrol 4: Choir 3, 4: Sunshine Comm. Ihairman 3, 4. EE, PAUL HARVEY - Talent Club l: hotography 2: Sports Appreciation 3, 4: Irestling 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Football 4: all Patrol 4. INK, FRED LOUIS - Sports Appr. l, 2: 'oolring Ior Boys 4: Hall Patrol 4. OONEY, IAMES TIMOTHY - F. F. A. l, , 3: Cooking tor Boys 4: Ag. Basketball , 2, 3, 4: Hall Patrol 4. IAC KANNAN. CHARLES - Basketball 1, : Varsity Basketball 3: Cooking for Boys : J. V. Football l: Varsity Football 2, 3: lass President l. 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. 1, 2, . 4. IARTIN, LE ROY KOLBERG - Sports Ap- reciation 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4. IARVIN, MARY MARGARET - French lub 3, 4: President National Honor Soci- ty 4: Secretary French Club 3: Band 3: hoir 3. 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: heerleader 4: Hall Patrol 4: Yearbook .iterary Stat! 4: Tri Hi-Y 4: Pres. French :lub 4. IC CANT, LEROY - Sports Appreciation lub l. Z, 3: Cooking lor Boys Club 4: ootball 1, 2. 3: Wrestling l. 2: Student ouncil Alternate 2: Band l, 2. IC ILVAINE, WILLIAM - Sports Appreci- tion 1, 2: Latin 3: Hall Patrol 4: Honor ociety 4. IC LANE, MARY LOU - Jesters 1. 2, 3, 4: sph. Hop 2: Prom Committee 3: Dance ommittee 2, 3, 4: Yearbook 4: Hall Patrol ' Senior Play 2: Choir 2. 3, 4: Usher at accalaureate, Classnight and Commence- .ent 3. IERLINO, PATRICIA MAE -- Cheerlead- tg l: Typing 2, 3, 4: Soph. Hop Commit- -e 2: Prom 3: Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 2. 3: Typing Club Pres. 2: Choir 1, 2, ' Hall Patrol 4. CLASS DIREUTURY MURPHY, WAYNE G. - Basketball Theory 2, 3: Cooking for Boys 4: Track 4: Basket- bill 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3: Hall Patrol 4. NAU, TRAVIS WAYNE - Basketball Theory 4: Basketball 4. OTT, MARGARET ROSE - Library l: Plastics 2: Photography 3: Choir l, Z: Hall Patrol 4. PASSERI, GLORIA ADELINE - Spanish Club l: French Club 2: Typing Club 3: Hall Patrol 4: Cashier 3: Yearbook 4. PATRICK, MARION LEWIS -- Football 4. PHILLIPS, RUTH IRMA - Metal Shop Club 3: Typing 4. POLOCZ, CAROL ANN - G. A. A. Club l: F. H. A. 2. 3, 4: Hi Dramatics 2: Winter Wonderland Dance Committee 1: F. H. A. Dance 2, 3: Junior Class Dance 3: His- torian F. H. A. Otlices 2: Treasurer, Acting President of F. H. A. 3: State Historian 3: Choir 2: Basketball Manager, Usher at Commencement and Class Night 3. POLOCZ, CATHERINE STEVENS - Hi Dra- matic Club l, 2: Typing 3: French 4: Decorating Committee 3: Basketball 3, 4: Hall Patrol, Color Guard, Yearbook, Art Stall 4: Hub, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Prompter in Senior Play l, 2, 3, 4: Choir, Assistant Candy Machine 2, 3, 4: Usher, Class Night and Commencement 3. POWELL. FREDERICK CHARLES - Sports Appreciation 1. Z, 3, 4: Baseball 2. PUGLIA, NICK - Aeronautics Club 1: Sports Appreciation 2, 3. I RANDALL, EDITH - Footlight l: Typrnq 2: Teen Club 3: F.H.A. 4: Hockey 1: Soit- ball l: Choir l, 2, 3, 4. REED, MARGARET ANN - Cheerleading Club 1: G. A. A. 2, 3: Maroon and Gold 4: Soph. Hop 2: Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3: Varsity Hockey 1, 2, 3. 4: Var- sity Basketball l, 2, 3. 4: VGISHY Sfiffbllll 1, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer G. A. A. 3: Secretary Tri-Hi-Y 4: Varsity Cheerleader'2, 3, 4: Hall Patrol 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Choir 2. ROUN, BETTY ANN - Library Club 1: Library 2: Orchestra 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4. l SAIA, ANGELO JOSEPH - Sports APPYGCI- ation Club 1: Basketball 2: Sports Atield 3: Freshman Football 1: Choir, F. F. A. Rep. Student Council. i i SAMBUCA, FRANCES - Hr Dramatics Club. SCHNEIDER, GEORGE CLIFTON - Cooking tor Boys 4: Basketball Theory 3: Dance Comm.: Football l, 2. 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice President of Class 3: Vice President of Hall Patrol 4: Hi-Y 2: Lighting Stagehand 4. SCHUBERT, JAMES FRANCIS 7- Stamp Club l: Forensic Society 2: Latin Club 3: Vice President Stamp Club l: President Latin Club 3: Hall Patrol 4: Honor So- ciety 4: Yearbook Literary Statf 4: Christ- mas Card Committee 4. SCHWOEBEL, JAY -- Orchestra Club 1: Photography 2: Visual Aids and Aud. 3: Band l, 2, 3: Choir l, 3, 4. SEELER, WILLIAM - Sports Atield. SHARP, PHYLLIS JANE - Hi Dramatic I, 2: G. A. A. 3: Banking 4: Soph. Hop 2: Junior Prom 3: Yearbook 4: Choir l, 2, 3, 4: Honor Society 2, 3, 4. SHIPLEY, ALICE - Cheerleading Club 1: Plastics 2: F. H. A. 3, 4. SMITH, MEREL FAUST - Cheerleading 1: Typing 2: Hub 3, 4: Sophomore Hop Com- mittee 2: Prom Committee 3: Financial Committee 4: Choir 1: Twirler 2: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Head Twirler 3, 4: Girls' State Alternate 3: Junior Prom Court 3: Hall Patrol 4: Yearbook 4. SMITH, RODELLA GEORGANNA - Sew- ing Club l: Plastics 2: Typing 3, 4: Mer- chandise Committee 3: Chorus 3, 4. SOUDER, ROBERT LOUIS - Sports Appre- ciation l: Hunting and Fishing 2: Visual Aids 3: Varsity 4: Dance Committee 3, 4: Financial 3: Prom 3: Yearbook 4: Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Choir I. 2, 3, 4. STONEBACK, MARILYN BEVERLY-G. A. A. l: Plastics 2: Typing 3, 4. SWEENEY, ANNE PATRICIA - Sewing 2: Typing 3, 4: Merchandise, Chairman 3: Prom 3: Card Committee 4: Tri-Hi-Y, Treas- urer 3, 4: Hall Patrol 4: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Library Aide 3: Yearbook 4. TERZIAN, PAULINE MARIE. - Cheerlead- ing 1: Typing 2. 3, 4: President of Typing Club 3: Chgyug 1, 2, 3:. Yearbook 4, Hall Patrol 4: Alternate Twirler 4. Tl-IEEL, JOAN BARBARA - Cheerleading 1: Plastics 2: Typing 3: Yearbook.4: Or- chestra 3: Prom Committee 3: Choir 1, 2, 3: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: S?1'lQl0l' 27 Student Council Alternate 3: Girls State Representative 3: Banking 4. THORNTON, DORIS CLARA - F. H. A. l: Teen Club 2: F. H. A. 3: Softball 1. 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Hockey l. 2. 3, 4: Treasurer ot Teen Club 2: Hall Patrol 4: Art Staff 4: Yearbook 4. THORNTON, MARION - F. H. A. 1: Junior Red Cross 2: Talent 3: Teen 4: Hockey l, Z, 4: Softball l, 4: Junior Red Cross, Secre- tary: Talent, Secretary: Teen, Secretary: Choir 1, 3. THORNTON, ROMEO - Footlight 1: Bas- ketball Theory 2, 35 Cooking tor Boys 4: F.F.A. Secretary 3: Treasurer ol F.F.A. 4: Soph. Hop Comm. Z: Yearbook Collec- tors 4: Football Manager l, 2, 3: Basket- ball Manager 3, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Choir. TISI, ANNA MAE -- Sophomore Hop Com- mittee 2: Decoration Comm. 2: Refresh- ments Comm. 2: Senior Name Card Com- mittee 4: Merchandise Committee 2, 3, 4: Chairman 3. TUCKER, GEORGE - Basketball Theory l, 2, 3: Sports Appreciation 1: Cooking for Boys 4: Athletic Council 3: Football l, 2: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Club l, 2, 3, 4. VASTA, GRACIE LUCY - Etiquette for Teenagers 1: French 2: Typing 3: Hall Patrol 4: Yearbook 4: Honor Society 3: Cashier 3. VERNON, VIRGINIA BLANCHE - Cheer- leading Club 1: G.A.A. 1, 2: Jesters 3, 4: Vice President 4: Yearbook 4: Chairman ot Literary Staff 4: Soph. Hop Comm. 2: Prom Comm. 3: Chairman ot Favors Comm.: Alt. Color Guard 3: Color Guard 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Vice President Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Choir 1, 3: YMCA Treas. 4: Hall Patrol Sec. 4: Student Council 2: Com. Usher 3: Senior Play 3: Citizenship Inst. 3: Honor Society 4: Prom Court 3. VIOLA, RACHAEL BERNADETTE - Cheer- leading Club l: French 2: Typing 3: Secre- tary ot French Club 2: Secretary ot Typing Club 3: Hall Patrol 4. WALKER, ROBERT l-IORACE - Auditory and Visual Aids l, 2, 3: Varsity 4: Prom Eogimittee 3: Yearbook 4: Wrestling, Base- a . WARE, ALBERT A. - Basketball Theory l, 2: Visual Aids 3: Cooking tor Boys 4: Cafeteria, Grounds Committee: Football l: 2: Varsity 3, 4: Basketball l: Class Sena- tor 3: Student Council. Hall Patrol 4: Stage Lighting. WARE, LOIS L. - G. A. A. l, 2, 3: Hub 4: Soph. Hop Comm. 2: Thanksgiving Dance Comm. 3: Record and Juke Box Comm. 3: Winter Wonderland Dance 2, 3: J.V. Hockey l: J.V. Basketball 1: Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Varsity Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Hockey-All Star 3: Student Council.2. 3: Chorus Z, 3, 4: Color Guard 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Hall Patrol 4. WILLIAMS, MILTON - Photography 1, 2, 3: Cooking for Boys 4: Fresh. Football: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Choir 2, 4. WOLFPBRANDT. FRANCIS L. - Photo- graphy l, 2: Visual Aids 3: Cooking for Boys 4: Football 1: Hall Patrol 4: Band 4: Senior Hi-Y 4. WOOD, RICHARD - Sports Appreciation Sports Atield: Freshman Football l: I. V. Football 2. ZEE, MARGARET EILEEN - Cheerleading Club 1: Jesters 2, 3, 4: Hub 2, 3, 4: Dance Comm. 1, 2, 4: Selection ot Sponsor Comm. 1: Soph. Hop Dance. Com. 2: As- sistant Editor, Hub 3: Co-Editor. Hub 4: Co-Editor Yearbook 4: Pres. Jesters 4: Choir l, 2. 4: National Honor Society 2. 3, 4: Student Council l: Senior Play 2, 3: Hall Patrol 4: Patrol Court Judge 4. ZIENNKER, ALBERT-Sports Appreciation l: Visual Aids 2, 3. 4: J. V. Baseball 1: Varsity Baseball 2, 3: Student Council Rep. l: Student Council Alt. 2, 3. 1' I x fb ff i M 2 M Cfy 'Z n. P f L X K I I f L Q it JD . 1 ' ,Y ,l y me M X X Yay I ji If Www f :ff 4 1 G 5 K Q f Q 6 . ,-sf Gaw.,,:2fm Q. lit ll '54, ' an ,ff fffff -I .' Ch' ' ,ifl ' '7' X1 k K 4 'N fit? - K g et, 5 - IJ, X . ' ' Q xs,sv Wiiiv iv' we W 25 is f t in X N 1 QUEEN - BETTY DOWNEH Standing, left to right: Merel Smith, Harriet Gotti, Ginny Vernon: Carol Weir, Richard Adams, lohn Keller, Lois Ware, Beverly Brown, Doris Langley Nancy Holleran. Kneeling: Virginia Ascenzi, Ruth Kurzweil. JU NHL E PRUM Our little putt-putt chugged alo 'W t ng on the wonderful May night, when, pow - a blowout! Oh dear, we thought, late for our Prom! But, it wosn't long 'til we were on our Way and arriving at the Country Club. Soft lights, dreamy music and cz pretty queen all d , ma e our Prom ot success. We arrived home quite 1 t .1 . . . . ae stil tingling with excitement from cz wonderful night. l0R ijt 'lawn 1 i 1 M , l xt A W 1 'L1 q! '5 S31 l XQ9 4 N n Y , X n 2 if 'f an v N A in c Q , in l0PHOMORE HUP M rked th March 17, 1951, ma beginning of all important s '53. The school gymnasiu was the scene of this morne 6 o- cial affairs held by the class of ' m n- tous occasion. Couples in their ' he formal attire danced to t strains of Cliff Kollrneiers o chestra. Everyone agreed that d this was a most perfect ta enjoyable evening. I. I1 V E HDR LA . .N , 'x X 1 ' On April 16 17,' in the Glas to tgh schoc Y V f ', auditorium, the' a rose on the i Players' sue ' J' . cessiulgroducti e Cowcxr' ' robcrble icxrce 7 f: - , B1' he pi 't'. was or y attended cm! N 3 t X ff fav bly eibggyb students nd ownspeople. ,ff ff lithew irit' is ce ned it ci well-knoyvn Englis, X fl tl r ilicxm d Ch es in To set t e scene ic Q is ' g osing s 'itucxlists cm medfumi. Con ine in s h cr me ' m to his hom to c751 uct an expe' the m erious unknowr o wel the seer manage L C'-.9 . li' 'Leif 10 Ii 9I1l.' ' . . Ive Duffi Vlrglillil' Vernon, 6 . NQIJQY Steffen- '1 en expergtdent out ' to! r' g ack 1 first wife ho has been dem fa N ,QW ll- wesco I new Cwmefi hr. loC1fme R ko fig ' Len Helen Elliott, Morgan Hiester. lrfbe Spirifv seven years. Naturally, Condomine's second wife as ell as his friends are unable to see Elvira or talk th her, and they believe Charles is losing his mind. wever, Condomine is able to convince his second wife it Elvira is present in their home, and then the fun gms. 'Jharles Condomine was portrayed by loe Duffield, Vir- iia Vernon played the part of Ruth Condomine, Charles' :ond wife. Peggy Zee stole the show as Madame Mil. Cati. A freshman, Terry Puzzetelli was Elvira. Herb if zscott and Ioanne Raymer were Dr. and Mrs. Bradman :l Nancy Steffen portrayed Edith. Left to right: Terry Puzzetelli, Peggy Zoe, Ioe Duffield, Virginia Vernon. 1? ifieldf loe DU V . - vernoff' ft to right: Zerrilnliulletelll' L9 75 Left 'O fiqllff Peggy Zoe, Horliot! llfcsrrtitl, Joanne Iiaynior, Torry Puzzctolli, 1 Virginia Vernon, IOC Duffield. ,xx of is G H ll ' r N i ?f erik' i , X. , l f, X. -, ' gl ll Left to right: Peggy Zee, Nancy Steffen Ioanne H 2 7 ' Herbert Wescott, Ioe Duffield, Terry Puzzetellgymeii l v' Virginia Vernon. P. cs gt i M h XX -. rf' E4 J L7 THE U IIERCLASSME , ..i-iflk L.,--'z '7Y' A 3 J k... , L.,.,, V ,ff N 41 lf ,J ,gn kv , '.fL W ESS we . .S2S.15f: iw f K, '-hL m+'f3,:i1iiJ! 2 'fijfms-.rfvr ie?-ni f U. Um-yr, fs Z 4, ., Qfsfgni. I . , .:L,.,i., W, , 3 . Q if SL P5 fx' ,, is ' 'Q ' 'I K Zvi., . .5 ug? - . few-5, . . ., N, Efriggzi rr ,ws Q , , I 1 I Q HQ Q5 I in 3 H 45,1 2 if ,W I iswimg- 'S-17 S i 1 w ffl sw, I X1 f K fl' 7 xi!! IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: June Kilburger, Treasurer, Vince Broady, President: Edith Cloak, Secretary: Russell Snow, Vice Presi- dent. IUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Dorothy Lutz,' Mr. George Kelerchian SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISOR Mr. Warren Grodotzke SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Clara Clendening, Secre- iaryi Thomas Kane, Vice President: Nick Kohn, President: Ioan Trautwein, Treasurer. 'N ,J 48 ' JRR' EEE EMA WEEK Freshman Week is the time during which the freshmen receive their informal indoctrination into GHS. One could easily tell a freshman boy by his dungarees rolled knee high. The girls wore pigtails or had their hair in curlers, along with iwo different shoes. This year the fresh- men had much memorizing to do of school class room numbers, rules for success, etc. r .Tl , L Gig u Ti A M y f , Us I Qi E E E r , W5 M l I E l I -S lin 07 x X sf vs w -l.l,...lx:7 gferg Eg 6 , E 'PR- .Xw- -- -- gy ' F . P -sq. V fl K V 53,5 Q A ,, sb. 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Q if ' Y n. . 61 Xi, 'A 35-'51 'Ea' .-M 'Nuo OV ll Q... 542' ' x 'f'-123. . 'I K -we-.,,,,, , N, 1.114-3'f,fi,. Q. CHRI TMA Q., ,f :ky ,ff N if WN , -'iff 'I 'ix-Y X .,.: 11. . N f f 'Q' X - gs 3 AGEA 'I' The Christmas Pageant this year was one of the west GHS has ever produced. Carolers appeared trst, against a picturesque background which de- micted a Mid-Victorian street scene. The lighting tffects and choir, along with the beautiful costumes md appropriate settings enhanced the beauty and -ffectiveness of the entire program. The kings, allowing the Star in the East, soon appeared, while t lonely shepherd boy watched over the sheep. 'he manger scene was portrayed by Mary and oseph, the shepherds and kings kneeling around he Christ Child lying in the manger. A procession if angels with lighted candles made a very fitting limax to the two-hour program. Much credit goes to the many members ot the zculty who supervised the pageant. ml' 75 y 5 Jn 5-ff 5, f tas5lz,,3'::taHx, 5f3 i .. ' Xe? EXECUTIVE STAFF Seated, left to right: Betty Downer, Peggy Zee, Louis Granato, Virginia Vernon, Peggy Casey. Standing: Merel Smith, Ruth Kurzweil, Doris Langley, George Schneider, Mary Damminger, Janet Belada. . K ,V'y Mllt00Q The Maroon and Gold-what is it? It is the record of four years of laughs, troubles, good times, and serious mo- ments ot 140 people. It is the most important production of the senior year, because it is the most lasting. It must recall to us in later years, the pleasures of being high school kids. Its making has been hard, but satis- fying work. Working together has been a necessity and a pleasure because it has been for one cause-the record oi a jolly, four-year ride through lite. CO-EDITORS Lett to right: Louis Granato, Margaret Zee. ART STAFF Seated, lei! to right: Beverly Brown, Catherine Polocz, Mary Damminger, Peggy Heed, Milvia Conzalovitch, Doris Thornton. LITERARY STAFF Seated, left to right: Anne Sweeney, Elaine Kenzel, Mary Marvin, Virginia Vernon, Carol Copper, Roxanne Albertson. Standing: Ronald Lanzalotti, ,Harriet Gotti, Merel Smith, lames Schubert. Il GOLll ,SQ ADVISOR Mrs. Dorothy Erickson ' TYPING STAFF Seated, left to right: Glo- ria Passeri, Pat Merlino, Phyllis Sharp, Shirley Haines, Anne Amato, lane Graeber, Doris Lang- ley, Virginia Ascenzi. Grace Vastu. COLLECTORS' STAFF Seated, left to right: Peggy Casey, Francis Wolllbrandt, Merel Smith, George Schneider, Robert Adams, Ienny Daniels. Standing: Pauline Terzian, Nick Grasso, Alice Davis, Tim Looney, Phyllis Sharp, Nelson Jones, John Keller, Arthur Kollmeier, Joseph Duffield, Helen Haugh, Barbara Barrett, Bert Ware, Elaine Kenzel, Bob Souder, Lois Ware, Marshall Gerson, Mary Lou McLane, Carol Polocz, Anne Amato, Bob Hoffman. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Left to right: loseph Dutlield, Barbara Theel, Ruth Kurzweil, Betty Downer, Bob Walker. A QT' X A tudent Uounoil ,Y-1-f 'M ADVISORS Mrs. Hanna, Mrs. Fisler OFFICERS Left to right: Betty Downer-Secretary, 'lohn Keller-Vice President, Louis Gwnafo' 'President' Louise Boyd!-Treasurer. The student ove g rnment in GHS is in the capable hands of the Student Council. This organization consists of elected representatives and alternates from the various homerooms throughout the school. The Student Council is the vital link between the faculty and students. It acts on matters which present problems and derives Ways and means of improving the school as a Whole. The organization of the Freshman class and rules for Freshman week are annual projects of this group. We are fortunate in having such an organization which is a great asset and d ' eserves the pralse of all. Featuring the HubSta1fI' r s u I 1 r 1: '. CO-SPONSORS OF HUB ASSISTANT EDITORS Left to right: Miss Ienny, Mrs. VeIdOrOSe Ioan Trautwein, Herbert Wescott CO-EDITORS OF HUB Left to right: Huth Kurzweil, Peggy Zee. Yes, the final deadline has been met. The Hub, being an interest- ing feature fitted for all per- sonalities, has accomplished its last goal. Under the editorship of Peggy Zee and Ruth Kurz- weil, this school paper has been very successful in pro- ducing the most enjoyable and fully detailed editions. The diligent members of the staff have gained a lot of experience in the literary field. peggy Casey .President 0 c ..... --Af--------'--- Virginia Vernon ,.... A--,--' V ice Pfesidem Anne Sweeney ..... f-----'------ T feasufef Peggy Reed ,........,. f-,--'--'- S 9Cfefm'Y Helen Hman ....W,. ,n-nA,-A- S POHSOI Peggy Zee ....... -A----- C hUP1GiU Carol Copper ,... ------' H isfofivn The purpose of the Tri-Hi Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character and to im- prove the individual spiritually, mentally, and physically. It is composed of a group of girls who enjoy such interesting activities as camping trips, roller skating, dances, bowling, coed discussions, parties, baking cookies for children, giving baskets of food to needy families, enacting plays and playing basketball S7 Hi-Y Standing, left to right: Frances Woltfbrandt, Hob- Bob Souders, Wayne Mur- Iohn Keller, Marshall Ger- son, Coach Rollins. Seat- ed: loseph Duffield. Bob Adams, Louis Granato. Nick Grasso, Paul Lee. er! Walker, Bert Ware, phy, George Schneider, Future Farmer of America The F.F.A., or Future Farmers of America, is a national organization made up oi stu- dents studying Vocational Agriculture. Glass- boro is a regional member of this fine group. Iudging contests and numerous field trips are among their many activities. We are ex- tremely proud of our chapter which is one of the most outstanding in New Jersey. STATE CHAMPION APPLE IUDGING TEAM Front row, left to right: Ronald Hall, David Atkins joseph Saia. Back row: Albert Scott, Clark Baker Mr. Grodotzke, David At- kinson, Tony Esgro, Paul Cooper--President, Charles Maclfannan, Romeo Thorn- ton, George Esqro. WXWX OH KW! The Sophomore Honor Society consists of students with suitable charac teristics who received high scholastic ratings when they were Freshmen These sophomores are only probationary members until their Iunior year when they are inducted. Although these students are not members, they still represent the standards for which the Honor Society was organized Membership in the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors a student can attain in GHS. To be eligible tor membership one must achieve a high scholastic average. The sophomores anticipate the elaborate induction ceremony which ex plains to them the four principles for which the society stands scholarship character, leadership, and service. There is a chapter of the National Honor Society in almost every high school. We at GHS are proud to be represented in this national organization ational Honor Society First row, left to right: Phyllis Sharp, Mrs. Lutz, advisor: Mary Marvin, President: Betty Downer, Peggy Casey, Merel Smith. Sec- ond row: Wayne Murphy, David Duffield, Anne Sweeney, Carol Copper, Helen Haugh, Elaine Kenzel. Third row: Grace Vasta Ginny Vernon, Bill Mcllvaine, Iames Schubert, Ronald Lanza- lotti, Bobbie Theel, Peggy Zee. Fourth row: Iune Kilburger, Gail Sangree, Connie Stanton, Flor- ence Thornas, Evelyn Graeber, Carol May. Filth row: Louis Granto, Winitred Van Fleet, Pat Lee, Carol Acoglio, Herbert Wes- cott, Vince Broady, Angelo Simei. W lff5Qof5'j'h y Sophomore Honor 'ooloty Front row, left to right Lurana DiGiacomo, Roseland Gerson Evelyn Sykes Antoinette Andri achio, Doris Weidman Barbara lones. Second row Betty Ware Paula Evans lean Hansen Bun ny Quigley Marbeth Emmond Aloha Kirsh Third row Ioan Trautwein, Lowana Zirbser Bar 'H' bara Midget! Beverly Snow Marilyn Yard Etta lane Wig glesworth. Fourth row Lois Storch, joy Redrow Keith Staul cup, Bill Gallagher Robert Beer Jack Engstrom Fifth row Mary Diechewitz, Mrs Lutz advisor Assemhl Committee Standing, left to right: Bob Walker, Marshall Gerson, Pat Simon, Tom Kane. Sitting: lune Kilburger, Bobbie Theel, Mrs. Weaver, Doris Langley, Mrs. Lutz, Nancy Stetten, Chad Lynch. On Thursday we at GHS have an assembly consisting of many interesting, as Well as in- formative programs. It is the job of the as- sembly committee to secure the entertainment from both the student body and from outside the school. The Hall Patrol is an organization dedicated to rendering a service to the school. Its duties are the maintenance ot order, and the direction of traffic in the halls. This enables the pupils to get to their classes on time and keeps a dignified atmosphere in the school building The Hall Patrol is under the leadership of Louis Granato, president, and is guided by Mr Kelerchian, an able and very capable sponsor. ' S .......,,.......,.............................,............ M . L Cooking Club 533211, ,,, , 4. ataotaat i 5 , ,izfzziz Vice-President ....,... .,,,,A..,,, T im Looney Mathematics CLUB I' I 11, . Xl! X,!lX1f ff'ff X X X x ,A ff!! gg X X lf' f X f - aTiL5fL: J Ah!! ' , X , m....,. Club SPONSOR Mrs. Sachs PRESIDENT Mike Carmolingo W w Vice-President Waiter Thornton . SECRETARY Bob Barranqer TREASURER Dan Walker nm'DA L Sports Afield SPONSOR Mt. Letterman PRESIDENT Angelo Simei VI CE-PRES1 DEN T F rank L'Esperance SECRETARY Louis Hoffman TREASURER Nick Cinelli in 'i ,,f My . X14 xx X 5, French SPONSOR M rs. Antoni PRESIDENT Mary Marvin VI CE-PRE SI DEN T Carol May SECRETARY Paula Evans TREASURER Albert Pieiler Sponsor ......,..,...,..,........,.........,.,,,,,..,...,. .V...,....,.,. M I. lnqhdm President ,,,,,,.,,4,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,Ar,,,,,r,,,, ,,,,,,, , ,, , ,Gloria Passeri Vice-President ....,. .. ...,. Anna Griilo Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,r ,,,,,, , ,,HeIen Hdllqh Treasurer ....,, , ,. Connie Esposito Plastics for Glrls .ii .nglf Jesters SPONSOR Mr. Hiester PRESIDENT Peggy Zee Vl CE-PRES! DEN T Virginia Vernon SECRETARY Connie Stanton TREASURER Barbara Barrett Nl' pd '1- ' Sponsor .,4,,,,,A4, ,............,....,,......, ....,.. M r s. Weaver President ........ Vice President Secretary ........... ......... ,..CaroIe Bruner Caiene Kellogg Nancy Bromley Treasurer ,,,r,,r .......,, C arole Bridges Sponsor ..... .,,...,..... Mrs. Marvin President ....,.,,,. ,..,,,.,,....., G eorge Broady Vice-President ..,, ....,,,.. W illiam Fassbender Secretary-Treasurer .,..,,.,,.....,..,, Ioan Shipley f- '1....--'1 Sponsor President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Mrs Frsier President Alberta Dammmger Vice-President Ciara Clendenrng Secretary Treasurer Lawana Zrrbser World Aiiairs Future Teachers of America Plesideni .......,....,.....,..............,,,,,,.,,..,,....,,,,,..,,.,, Harold Hqineg Sponsor .......,....................................,........................... Mrs. Fuller Vice-President-Secretary ..,,..,. ,,,.,,,,,A, I qcqueline Bjong President ,,,,,r,,,,4, .r..,..,.. C arol Copper Vice President .,..,. ....,....... E' iieen Gofle Secretary-Treasurer ........ Barbara Senor Chess and Checkers President ........................,............,.. Larry Branca Vice President ...... .........., R onald Lanzolatti Secretary-Treasurer .......,,....... lim Schubert j Thespians , President ......... ,...,...,.. T erry Puzzetelli l Iii-liramatios Sponsor ...,..,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,A,,,,,A President ,,,,,,.,.,,.,,,, Vice-President ....,,.,,. Secretary ......,,....,, Treasurer ........ ,,......Miss Elliot! .Donald Fowler .....,,.,,Pc1ul Cooper ....,.Loret!a Flinn ....,..,...Marilyn Yard V, S.-f I Visual and Auditory Aids Sponsor ...,A,...,.. ......A....,,,....,...,,,.,..,,,,.,.....,,,,,,.,..... M r. Gucrrduci President .,........,..,,,, ,,,,,i,,,, F rancis Wolllbrandl Vice-President ,.,.,,.., ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,.,,r,ii B ob Adams Secretary ...,...,..,., ,,,,,,,,,, H ichard Steelmcrn Treasurer ...,.... ............ D avid Kincaid Photography President . .,,,.,,. ,.,.. ........,,..,. I e rry loyce Secretary ,,,,,,,, ,,,,.,,,, L eonard Lescure Urohostra President ............,..,. .,....,....... I ay Schwobel Vice-President ......., .......,.. E lmer Hamshire Secretary-Treasurer ........... Edythe Cloak I Nf' 'Y 1 f -aww. . X1 President ......., Vice President Secretary ...,... Treasurer .,.,.,. Sponsor ,.,.,, QM I , ii? H e . . Naam Footlights Eleanor Johnson .mommy Poiiilo .,......Naomi Miller ,..,..,,,,lrma Hand ,........Mrs. Lutz 1: T rl 'K 5 Teen President ............,,....,...........,.,...,..,.,.... lohn Carr Vice President ...... ,.,.,, ,,,,,,, B e ssie Laun Treasurer ....,,..,,,. . ,,.,.., Marian Thornton Sponsor .. ., .,,,,... Mrs. Della Porta Wildlife lu... Spanish President .,....V,,,.. ..,V. ,,..... M i Ivia Conzalvvich Vice President ,,,,, ..,,,,,,,,,,, , Doris Weidman Secretary-Treasurer ..., ..,Came11a Vasgues Sponsor ...,......,,.,.......,. ,,,...,...,,. , Mrs. Mcese axe!! President ,,,,,,,,,,...........,......,....... Isaac Vaneman Vice President ,,,,,. ,.,e.... T erry Greenwood Secretary ,,,,.,,,,,,,e ,.,,,..,. D orothy Muller Sponsor ,,,,,,,,,,,, ............. M IS. ICIIHGS E51 Home Mechanics for Girls President , Mary Vaneman Vice President , ,, Roberta Frekoi Secretary . Treasurer ,, -x! H- .5h'G: , , ,H ,, ,Ida Frye Typing G. A. A. President .,....,,.,,, ....,....,,,,, ,,......., . A Merel Smith Pyesidenf ,,,,, ,,,i, ,,,,,,,,,....,....,, L o rraine Boyd VicefPresident ..,., ...... S andra Haines Vice President , ......,.,....,.. Pat Lee Secretary ,,..,,,,... ,, ,.,.. .,,,,, R uth Bilotta Secretary ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,Louise Boyd Treasurer ,,,. ....,., I ackie Simmerman Treasurer .....,, Lois Starch F.H.A. and lied Cross President ......,.,...,,, ,,,,.. Vice President Historian .,..,,. Secretary ..,., Treasurer .,..,, ...Pearl Honsell ...,.,,CaroI Poiocz Lorretta Wright ,Peggy McCann ,..,,Edith Pearce .- .gif 'Mme Varsity Club Presrdent ...........,.,............ Nelson Cresson Treasurer ..,.....x..,....,,,..... Ronald Buntmg Secretary ......... .......... , Paul Lee Banking Club Phyllrs Sh arp ............,,......,,...... Presrdent Barbara Thee! ,..Secretary-Treasurer Basketball Theory Sponsor .,.,.......... Mr. Warren Grodotzke Yearbook Club Sponsor ......,.,...,,,.,.,.........a, Mrs. Erickson Publicity and Press Club Sponsor ..........,,....,...,........... Mr. Dawson Mrs. De Maris fsubstitutel :r.......,,, -:rr-: wg! ENJUY ATHLETICS 7 X X E Q his X ,. 9 K v vmsv .MT ,L UU ' an Freshman League No matter how many creaks in this old jalopy, we always managed to get to the games. And it's no wonder! This year GHS tied for the Group Two Championship! We are proud to say we only lost one game. Congratulations to the team of 1952. CSP F00'l'llALL ig My .r E GEORGE SCHNEIDER y 3 .Y .Q klll A 'K X ,gl f ' '- ' 'W 1fEi.1.'3 i s iw Q rf J .J t if .lla il- fr' ii' g :AMES BUNN J f TONY ESGHO BERT WARE hrs E. 'W I if 1 if Standing, left to right: lames Winlerburg, Roy Mossop, How- ard Heritage, Frank Yates, James Frank, Pat Simmons. George Broady, Jim Woods, Coach Rollins. Kneeling: John Henderson, Bill Matlack, Ralph Johnson, Bob Lapp, Bill Craw- ford Jim Wiqglesworth, Jim Shusterman, Frank Dawkins, Harold Ware. Y 'NN . W ' ,. x -9, ,ff PA UL LEE FOOTBALL SCORES Sept. 27-Merchantville .. Oct. 4-Gloucester ........ Oct. 1 1-Pennsgrove ..,... Oct. 18-Pitman ....,........... Oct. 25-Regional .,........,, Nov. 1-Woodbury ....... . Nov. 15-Clayton ..,.. ..... Nov. 27-Paulsboro .....,.. Bottom row, left to right: John Henderson, Warren Mills, Nel- son Cresson, Tom Kane, Dome- niclc DePasquale, Charles Ran- dall, John Rizzo, Billy Fassben- der Imonczgerl. Second row: Coach Smerin, George Schnei- der, Bill Patton, Paul Lee, Bill Madara, Tony Esgro, Bob Sou- der, Bert Ware, Jim Bunn, Coach Hollins. Third row: Tom Ioyce, Bernard Bunn, Bill Ware, Bill Theel, George Flynn, Iohn Ave- ni, Vince Broady, Buzz Reed, Bob Bateman, Harry Biggs, Leonard Lescure. Fourth row: Charles Marshall, George Arm- strong, Nick Kohn, Chad Lynch, Bill Hayes, Coach Kelerchian, Pat Simmons, Frank Yates, Iomes Frank, Howard Heritage, Ed MacDonald, Joe LaPorta. BOB ADAMS 7-6 6-0 6-6 13-0 25-0 6-40 6-0 7-7 f Standing, left to right: Coach Warren Grodotzlce, Warren Mills . . James Sweeney, Harold Ware. Sitting: George Esgro, George Flynn Iohn Gleckner, Thomas Kane, Edward Wallace. BA KETBALL Am HHH KO-LLMEIEH IOHN KELLER W 5' 'Sf . f 'ff L i fi'- ua fe -ff I ?,.,.,,,3 Fl mc M Qnuge f, G eofge Schnei: v 0 Standing, left to right: Delano am - der, Wayne Murphy, Coach Warren Grodotzlce, Iohn Gleckner George Esgro, Romeo Thornton-Manager. Sitting: Charles Lynch, Iohn Keller, Anthony Esqro, Arthur Kollmeier, Iohn Aveni. Many a night we chugged along in the bitter cold to watch the team of '53 play. Both the coach and his boys worked hard, and they ' ' th future. deserve much credit. Good luck in e :EO Hoe scmvz-rzoag ANTHONY ESGHO The Pet .N 5 . .ji ' J if Drum Majorette Nancy Steffen. 'l'wirlers Standing, left to right: Bonnie Huber, Esther Hoffman, Sandra Haines, Dolores Desiderio. Kneeling: Merel Smith. CHEERLEADER Whether the day is bright or cloudy, whether the going is smooth or rough, the cheerleaders are always on hand to spur the team to victory. With endless vim and vigor, they endeavor to arouse enthusiasm and school spirit in the spectators. The cheerleaders per- form at the football and basketball games, and also plan the pep rallies held weekly during football season. Back row, left to right: lackie Simmermon, Rose- marie Belino, losie Carino, Peggy Reed, Mary Mar- vin, Ienny Daniels. Front row: Harriet Gotti, Iune Killburger. Department ,ti Color Guard Left to right: Lois Ware, Pat Lee, Catherine Polocz, Virginia Vernon. Back row, left to right: George Hann, Kenny Fowler, Elmer Hamshire, Wilson Lorentz, loe Grasso. Second row: lay Schweoble, Betty Anne Roun, Iesse Tweed, George Esgro, Connie Stanton, Charles Lisa, Louise Tumminia. Third row: Richard Carmaclc, Charles Gunderman, lean Davis, Dan Price, Eugene Weimer, Angelo Laspata, joe Duffield, George Spain. Fourth row: Nancy Steffen, Ginny Vernon, Catherine Polocz, Evelyn Graeber, lack Darling! ton, lim Winterbert, William Gallagher, Tom Ganor, Fran- cis Wolflbrandt, Marshall Gerson, Nelson Jones, Anne Bradshaw, Pat Lee, Lois Ware Louise Boyd. Kneeling: Bonnie Huber, Sandra Haines, Merel Smith, Esther Hoff- man, Dolores Desiderio. Majorettes Left to right: Nancy Steffen, Louise Boyd. BAD This year the GHS Band, under the capable management of Mr. Youngblood, rendered first-rate performances at the games and con- certs. New marching techniques and a better selection of music have made the presentations more enjoyable. Our high-stepping majorettes and twirlers also put on a terrific show which will never be forgotten. The new tricky formations were really outstanding: clocks, pinwheels and many others. The color guards also did a splendid job. So we say Good Luck to the GHS Band. 9 n Nt IGWQ1 f My 5 qi . .fry 1 , t . E-Fi' .i ' E' i 3-T'2'2 -I' ' ylrcQ ' ' M r L vm-w---m- M... 4, . t me -W-ww P' :S t t . ., rl. ,X tt E 5 E .1 lt it QM An-- M.- 4, 5, .. . ,?i,.yi.kL -var. 2' yn in M' Abi ' Hirst ,.,..l,,.M,.t. , 1- at , , . , . A X W e ' . . - sf-: 3-QM . . itfqe- fm-.,ut.s4nvqgn-,.,., , .N ,,,,MNW,,, .. A ,.m4,,Q,gfm, - 'W R-a..:-.-.M . -. I. ,,W,,....sa.s+ssWWsms. K . . . .t,.. ' 5 A H, ' am. fi is ff. 1 1 V flfftz , ,. - ,mir-,Q-. L ei-E Q 1 5 Iohn Keller Tony Esgro Paul Lee lm Y? rw is Albert Zienneker S W 1 - ,fl Harold Ivins -54+ 1-559121, A A J -, r LL.- V 74 , 1,. '1 l, 5' y 5 13 ' .A . V Pg! L, H, ri A-1, R l I X f-. T Q George Schneider VARSITY TEAM Top row, left to right: Warren Mills, Albert Zienneker, Charles Randall, Ronald Bunting Paul Lee, Donald DUIY, William Hayes, Mr. Rollins, coach. Bottom row: Richard lackson Iohn Rhodes, Iimmy Winierburg, Iimmy Bergman. RA EBALL Baseball is one of our up and coming sports. The season promises to be better this year as many players will return to the team for their second and third consecutive years. IUNIOR-VARSITY TEAM Top row, left to right: George Thumbert, Iohn Rhodes, Sherwood Uhl, Arthur Simmons Mr Rollins, coach. Bottom row: james Winterberq, Howard Heritage, Richard Iackson, Pat Simons I ,Y siad--ISU Ulf- at 'SJ Hi Standing, le!! to right: Milton Williams, Nelson Cresson, Louis Granato, Tom White, lohn Rizzo, John Dobbs, Robert Druding, Paul Lee, Coach Guarduci. Kneeling: Larry Branca, Bill Firth, Donald Williams, Ronald Isles, Robert Lapp. WHE TLI G Our muscle men are handy to have around, especially when we have a flat. Interest has been aroused as our matmen improved. We know they will continue to do so. TRACK It was no use, our old putt-putt just couldn't keep up with the track boys. These are our fastest run- ners, highest jumpers, best throwers on our track team for a long time. Top row, left to right: Carol Priest, Betsy Stan- ton, Lynn Davis, Pearl Rule, Frances Patton, Irene Brown, Dorothy jones, Edith Randall, Eve- lyn Priest, Miss Hohen- stein. Bottom row: Betty Ann Roun, Nina Dalma, Barbara Mills, Marion Thornton, Nancy Hazzard, Eileen Grien, Betty Kohn, Claire Wilent, Lorraine Parks. Left to right: Lois Ware. Ann Amato. Lett to right: Doris Thornton, Roxanne Albertson, Peggy Reed. lf...-uh. GIRL ' HUUKEY Get a good start-and then keep going! That was our motto! This year we got our start right from professionals at hockey camp in Maine. Under the auspices of Miss Hohenstein, our new coach, we won game after game and gained third place in Tri-County. Q uf. , f ' 1-ees. V - ., . - Lett to right: B. Roun, T. Unger, L. Tumminia, D. Thornton, L. Boyd, L. Ware, H. Boyd, S. Fow, P. Reed, H. Albertson, A. Amato, R. Dominic, P. Lee, L. Parks, C. Hohen- stein. Witt: t 'f' .. w..F'f.n,A' V ii' ff Q....S' 9 VARSI TY Standing, left to right: Coach Charlotte Hohen- stein, Betty Ann Roun - Manager, Betty Ware, Catherine Polocz, Donna Rohn, Irene Brown, Mary Clitt: Louise Tumminia and Marion Thornton - Manaqers. Kneeling: Hox- anne Albertson, Pat Lee, Betty Downer, Peggy Reed, Lorraine Boyd, Lois Ware, Louise Boyd, Thel- ma Unger. ,ai I X . mf- X I we ,f 1' s 1 if ,.,2' ' or 3 I. V. Standing, let! to right: Frances Patton, Paula Ev- ans, Winiired Van Fleet, Terry Puzzutelli, Betty Cade, Doris Ledden. Sec- ond row: Betty Kohn, Iudy Bunt, Carolyn Priest. Eve- lyn Priest, Nancy Hazard, Augustine Anstatt. S XXX? 0 I ,..,. I 1 w-1rJ:'f .r.t,.N,, ': ' 1, of 1 GIRL ' BA KETBALL From goal - to basket!! Another two points for GHS. But no wonder such success: most of the team were full-fledged stars last year and we had plenty to work with. SENIOR GIRLS Lett to right: Roxanne Al- bertson, Betty Downer. Catherine Polocz, Lois Ware, Peggy Reed, Coach Charlotte Hohenstein. NxN, :xiii- A L ' rf ' ' 77 ' W ay' X. K . 5, g,.1f:W Q3 is xx Ni A M FH HI 95 Q .fn if - . -5-:gs A.: 2' ew? . 'W , - - . i i ii? sw, QNX, vu. N ax YY' A , .. -Q - Y .1 . - . K - e M 'P , . ...S 'ho 'v F. A .X hx -.5 is Y se? why :NA NEP X 4 X f ..,, K XK'Xf CLASS SUNG if 7 ill-VJJIJJJJE 'Li,me, of- njear- as axe The world y5.PJs'plJJtrJJH1J'lE me soon Simi ache Bu even o' uue'rc KQJJQJVHJJUH-'I 9 Wg r dl' CL, UIQ our mem-o-r-4 wil nd e-ruse. 37HJl44I3 7.1-'E o..fm.,,n.,Ca.1n A q 5 ere Luthol So LX -Y J. J J .im JJAIFQJIJLSI as we new Q- GY' CL new fn fl? JU-J 5 11 'J J JI M15 we wall shit we hope-the eiag5dHls.i-+v.-ee 1 ' +4 'Wifi C92 W ,Q QQ ff! X YA 'K' J ' CU ' ea A wsdl S-Moi nh LSOL-U' Head. Haul Al ma. ai 1 f C' 'W Kg I, R C 'K Q S by 1 , V kk fa A W 94 f Xxx 5 ' V X f .bf C S aocz OWENSQILLINOIS GLASS COMPANY Closure and Plastics Division Glassboro, 'New Jersey WIlI.IAMSTOWN NEWS AGENCY WILLIABISTOWN New Jersey YARD'S TEXACO SERVICE BRIDGETON PIKE MULLICA HILL CARBURETOR REPAIRS Factory Licensed Sales 62 Service THE HUB RESTAURANT JAMES I. COBBIN JEWELERS WATCHMAKER 8: .IEWELER . Phone PI 3-4318 RICE and VIRGINIA WEAVER . Distributor of Lunt, Gorham, International Williamstown, N. J. Since 1925 Dial WI 9-6103 J. WILLIAM PARK Realtor INSURANCE - MORTGAGES Farms O Homes O Businesses Opposite Soldier's Monument Main Street Williamstown, N. J. FORD TRACTOR - DEARBORN EQUIPMENT JAS. l. EASTLACK - SONS RICHWOOD, N. J. Power Mowers Garden Tractors Kc Heirloom Sterlings THE PLAIN DEALER PRINTERS sl PUBLISHERS Stationers Office Equipment Smith Corona Portable Typewriters No. 3 Clinton Ave. Williamstown, N. J. John A. Vernon, Prop. OUTFITTERS OF GLASSBORO H. S. ATHLETIC TEAMS P E A R S 0 N 1010 Chestnut St. Phila. 7, Pa. 0 Photography 0 Hunting Sc Fishing 0 Haberdashery 0 Toys - Bicycles 0 Sporting Goods 0 Television 0 Appliances 0 Trophies Compliments and Best Wishes FRANK MAZZEO lA - RUE CAFE Cesare Fanfarillo, Prop. We Deliver Package Goods Phone GL 4-3333 50 South Academy St. Glassboro, N. J. Compliments of l'0PERA HOSIERY Mlll CHIPOLA TRUCKING 8. PRODUCE ROSENHAYN, N. J. RUTGERS' FEED Mlll 606 SOUTH DELSEA DRIVE CLASSBORO, N. J. Phone: GL 4-2663 WOOD'S CUT RATE MAIN AND WASHINGTON AVE. WILLIAMSTOWN, N. J. EARl'S SELF-SERVIC FOOD MARKET GROCERIES, MEATS, FROZEN FOODS, PRODUCE, and ICE CREAM Black Horse Pike-Opposite the Hub Open Evenings Earl Owen, Prop. JOHN DTLKS - OPTOMETRIST GLASSBORO, N. J. Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Q Phone: GLassboro 4-4949 For FLEXALUM VENETIAN BLINDS IMPERIAL WALL PAPERS KEYSTONE ODORLESS PAINT See LEROY HOOK - Interior Decorator Glasshoro, N. J. L. 8. K. SUPER MARKET MULLICA HILL, N. J. QUALITY FOODS A FREE DELIVERY Service with Smiles Telephone MUllica Hill 5-4321 ROBBINS LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER, MILLWORK and HARDWARE INSULATION and PAINT Telephone 3-2362 Pitman, N. J. PITMAN HOSIERY SHOP LINGERIE -- ACCESSORIES 134 SO. BROADWAY PITMAN, N. J. Here's the news you've waited for HALEY'S MILK is at your door Try it just a time or two And you'll agree, it's the milk for you. HALEY'S DAIRY RICHWOOD, N. J. Phone Pltman 3-4140 MARK EVERY GRAVE Our loved ones who have gone on before do not want to be forgotten. The saddest thing in any cemetery is to see the un- marked graves. GLASSBORO MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS A. A. WEISNER, Prop. I8-24 No. Academy St. Glassboro, N. J. COSTA'S MOTOR SALES G G L L 4- 4 9 6 7 6 7 2 4 6 GUARANTEED USED CARS Glassboro, N. J. A COMPLETE FOOD MARKET IN THE RIDGE O - We Invite Your Patronage -- I BATCHLER'S FAIRLAWN MARKET CAROLYN BEAUTY PARLOR i ELITE BAKERY ' Makers of FINE CAKES uml PASTRY 213 West High St. Classboro, N. J. Phone GLassboro 4-6644 Hudson RICHARDSON MOTORS, INC. Service for All Makesv 26 Delsea Drive Glassboro, N. J. CLussb0r0 4-2 808 YOUR FRIENDLY LIQUOR DEALER - CALL US DANNY'S LIQUOR STORE Phone BLS-0329 Black Horse Pike, P.O. Elan-kwood, N. J. COLES FRIENDLY SERVICE Mobngas GENERAL Afro REPAIRS Buttery - Cas - Oil - Tires - Tubes Service - Lubrirulion Phone 5-3861 Mullira Hill, N. J. Complete 'Wheel Balancing und Alignment Electrical Appliances LANZALOTTI APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE CO. 7 SO. MAIN ST. WILLIAMSTOWN, N. .I. N. Lanzalolti Phone 9-6129 CHEVROLET CADILLAC BUDD MOTOR SALES Broadway and Park Ave. Pitman, N. J. -f-Dislrilzufors U. S. Tires uml Tubes? GEORGE AND HARVEY JONES NURSERY BLACK HORSE PIKE 7 Miles South Williamstows'n, N. J. MARIE'S BEAUTY SALON All Branches of Beauty Culture Permanent Waving 60 North Main St. Classboro, N. J. Phone: CLassboro 4-5447 JOHN S. STRATTON Sales Servire PONTIAC Good Will Used Cars --- North Broadway at Woodland Ave. Phone: Pitman 3--llll DUBRINK'S FOOD MARKET fSelf-Servivel Delsea Drive., Hurffville, N. J. CHOICE MEATS CROCERIES FROZEN FOODS and PRODUCE Phone: Pltman 3-9628 Free Delivery WATSON'S TURKEY FARM 8. HATCHERY TURKEYS -- 365 DAYS A YEAR Alive ---- Dressed - '-'f Frozen Blavk Horse Pike Turnersville, N. J. Phone: BLa1-kwood 8-0594 GLASSBORO COLD STORAGE CORP. FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS and PACKAGING MATERIALS Delsea Drive and Grove St. Classboro, N. J. Phone: CLassboro -1-5300 BOWER'S SUNOCO SERVICE AT THE POINT TIRES - BATTERIES --- ACCESSORIES Lubrication At Its Best Classboro, N. J. For Pick-Up and Delivery Phone: GLassboro -1--9700 lANG'S TIRE HOUSE ARMSTRONG TIRES The Best in Any Test We Sell for Less 18 Months Guaranteed Against All Road Hazards -- Recapping 402 No. Delsea Drive Classhoro, N. J. DIAMONDS W WATCHES --- SILVER CATTELLS JEWELRY Watch anal Jewelry Repairing 53 North Main St. Glasshoro, N. J. Phone: CI.assboro 4-2 732 W. A. JONES and SON FARMERS' SUPPLIES Grinding - Mixing - DuPont Paint - Feed - Farmers, Hardware - Coal Kc Fuel Oil - 0 Phone: MUllica Hill 5-3281 LAWRENCE SCHARNAGLE BARBER - Air Conditioned - 24 East High St. Glassboro, N. J. STOVES WATER HEATERS SUBURBAN GAS SERVICE CO. Mobil-Flame Socony Vacuumis Bottled Cas Black Horse Pike--Turnersville R.D. No. 3, Sewell, N. J. Space Heaters Phone: BLackwood 8-007 WARE'S DAIRY BAR FOUNTAIN SERVICE - SANDWICHES Delsea Drive Classboro, N. J. CARl'S SWEET SHOP 10 WEST HIGH STREET GLASSBOR0, N. J. SUBS - SODAS k SUNDAES RAWSON'S MOTOR SHOP B S A SUNBEAM ARIEL-BRITISH MOTORCYCLES Sunbeam S Singles -- Twins W- Fours .lim Rawson, Prop. Classboro, N. J. Phone: Claassboro 4-3125 .IOE'S SUB SHOP ll West High St. Classboro, N. J. FOR THE BEST SUBS IN TOWN AFTER THE GAME Phone: GLassboro 4-9879 GLASSBORO ATLANTIC SERVICE High and Academy Sls. Glassboro, N. J. CERTIFIED ATLANTIC LUBRICATION Guaranteed 30 Days - Pick-Up and Delivery - Phone: GLassboro 4-9886 GLASSBORO DINER FOOD YOU WILL ENJOY Open 24 Hours ll Day O - NEW MODERN DINER - O Angelo Tubertine HORN'S FOOD MARKET Self-Service QUALITY MEATS - CROCERIES - PRODUCE and FROZEN FOODS Phone: Wllliamstmn 9-6288 ROY'S GARAGE OLDSMOBILE DEALER - Auto Parts - Service 81 Main Sts. Williamstown, N. J. PITMAN APPLIANCE COMPANY Established 1932 27 South Broadway Pitman, N. J. Telephone: Pltman 3-6366 Compliments of COMMUNITY SERVICE GARAGE HARDINGVILLE, N. J. Herbert Frye, Proprietor PIERCE'S MARKET FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON Hurffville, N. J. BROWN BROTHERS 34 EAST HOLLY AVE. PITMAN, N. J. Phone PI 3-4027 I HARRY J. DATZ GAS AND OIL HEATING PLUMBING AND WATER SYSTEMS MULLICA HILL Phone 5-4201 Compliments of BUCK AND BEll WILLIAMSTOWN, N. J. Compliments of MELVIN A. WATSON Compliments of HAINES DAIRY PRODUCTS Compliments of I HURFFVILLE, N. J. L P' BEST WISHES HAINES BROTHERS of Dealers in Liveslock I HURFFVILLE, N. J. A I DElSEA FARMS HERITAGE and BROTHER Delgea Drive LUMBER A COAL FEED Hl ffvm'f' N-1 MITLLICA HILL, N. J. FANCY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Wholesale - Retail Phone 5-3151 Phone: Pltman 3-9027 Walter C. Hurff I g - - - - - Q - - OSCAR E. CARR Everybocly's Coal Man BUILDING LIME, SEWER PIPE, COAL HARDWARE, PAINT, CEMENT, FEED, HAY, FENCING Glassboro, N. J. Phone GLassboro 4-4511 ELITE BARBER SHOP 56 N . MAIN ST. GLASSBORO, N. J. GL 4-3293 Frank Damico, Prop H. CLAYTON GASOLINE - FUEL OIL - KEROSENE NORTH DELSEA DRIVE Phone GL 4-9856 Glassboro, N. .l. Compliments of F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. o PITMAN, N. J. ESPOSITO BAKERY BREAD --- ROLLS - CAKES - PIES - Daily Deliveries A Phone WI 9-8162 Williamstow'n, N. .l. S. S. lEDDEN'S SONS William Ledden Dealers in All Kinds of LUMBER, MILLWORK, NAILS and ROOFING - At Lowest Prices Glasshoro, N. J. Phone 455 Compliments of VOGEl'S MARKET HUEEFVILLE, N. J. Pltman 3-6255 Compliments of JOHN V. FRAME, INC. Sales - FORD - Service Williamstown, N. I. HARDWARE - GLASS - PAINTS KEYS MADE PLUMBING SUPPLIES AllEN S. TWEED Williamstown, N. J. Phone: WI 9-8605 LANZALOTTI MOTOR COMPANY MAIN AND CHESTNUT s'rs. WILLIAMSTOWN, N. JQ Phone: Wllliamstown 9-6146 CARINO'S FEED FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES - EASY WASHEHS - YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS Blue Coal and Kopper's Coke Williamstown, N.' I. Phone: 9-4621 Phone BLackwood 8-0462 A R N O I. D ' S MEN'S and Boys' WEAR 5 Black Horse Pike Blackwood, N. J. JIM PENNESE'S CAFE MUSIC AND PINBALL MACHINES Blue Bell Street Williamstown, N. J. Phone: WI 9-8956 Phone: GLassboro 4-4547 NICK LIPARI EXCA VATING cozvrzucron 313 victoria St. Glassboro, N. J. FARMERS NATIONAL BANK MULLICA HILL, N. J. THE FRIENDLY BANK STANLEY DODSON HARDWOOD FLOORS - RUBBER TILE PLASTIC WALL TILE - LINOLEUM Phone: GL 4-4868 South Delsen Drive Glasslioro, N. J. Compliments of GIENDORA SKATING CLUB RINK Eleventh Ave. and Black Horse Pike ZANE and 0'CONNER PLUMBING AND HEATING All Types of Automatic Heating Petro Oil BurnersvSales and Service Industrial and Domestic 24 East Second Ave., Runnemede, N. J. BEaverbrook 8-2058 WOodbury 2-0130-.I Compliments of GARDEN STATE FRUIT FARM RICHWOOD, N. J. Compliments of AI.TMAN'S 5 and I0 152 SOUTH MAIN ST. WILLIAMSTOWN, N. J. JACKSON'S MARKET K N 0 R R ' S A COMPLETE LINE OF FINE HOME MADE 'CE CREAM d QUALITY FOODS an LUNCHEONETTE Black Horse Pike Turnersville, N. J. Route 322 Richwood' N' J' M A T H I S Funeral Home NO. 43 DELSEA DRIVE GLASSBORO, N. J. Albert D. Mathis, Director Phone: CLassboro 4-6766 Compliments of A FRIEND McFADDEN'S VARIETY STORE 3 SOUTH MAIN ST. GLASSBOR0, N. J. ACE PHARMACY and GIFT SHOP MR. and MRS. C. BURKETT, SR. 0 Pitman, N. J. lEVY'S DEPARTMENT STORE MEN'S AND BOYS' WEARING APPAREL and SHOES 0 Arrow M Swank - Truval Esquire - Foster - Levis Adams - Pedwin 20 East High St. Glassboro, N. .I Phone CL 4-4527 JAMES TERNAY ANTIQUES South Delsea Drive Glassboro, N. J. Compliments of SOUTH JERSEY METAL PRODUCTS CO. ANGELO MOLINO, Prop. Compliments of SERPENTE'S ESSO STATION Personal 520.00 10 Loans 3500-00 Compliments of JOHN H. GOUID Manager Interstate Finance Co. 30 N. Main St., Glassboro, N. J. Lic. No. 826 Phone GL 4-2900 JORDAN'S DINER HOME COOKING Same Location Since 1932 Parking Space - Plenty - Free Route 42, Black Horse Pike Turnersville, N. J. I FRITZCHE'S ATLANTIC SERVICE I COODYEAR TIRES, TUBES, North Delsea Drive I BATTERIES Compliments of JOHN CAlDWEll'S GROCERY STORE Phone GLaSSb0r0 4-9703 STANGER AVE. GLASSBOR0, N. J. I I GLASSBORO ESSO WE SALUTE THE YOUTH OF AMERICA Delsea Drive and High St. Classboro, N. J. ,Qian Nt, 5' A ATLANTIC CITY LUBRICATION fr ESSO EXTRA MOTOR 5 E , ,, ELECTRIC COMPANY OIL S TIRES A BATTERIES --- 'Q-,M sas ,md A CCESSQRIES ammo ra aunua A GRFAIZR sournenn nrw MSE' nwusuv - Acncuuunz - HSOUS I HFNRYS wrz onus stone BARBER SHOP PRESCRIPTIONS -- HALLMARK CARDS 0 WHITMAN'S CANDY BLACK HORSE PIKE 104 East High St. Classboro, N. J. TURNERSVILLE, N. J. iTheatre Building? I I BURTON SICK'-ER FRANK F. YOST AGENCY I QUAKER STORE GROCERIES, MEATS and PRODUCE ' Williamstown, N. J. I Phone Wllliamstown 9-6468 REAL ESTATE M- MORTGAGES INSURANCE 109 Crown Point Rd., Westville, N. J. Phone WEstville 9-0240 3 U 1 1 l CLassbor0 -I-3331 FORTE'S BEAUTY SALON Specializing in PERMANENT WAVING and HAIR COLORING 51 So. Academy St. Classboro, N. J. HAINES VARIETY STORE 201 N. MAIN ST. GLASSBORO, N. J. Wishing all students of Glassboro High School the best in sports and studies. NORMAN R. EVANS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR j -I6 NORTH MAIN ST. GLASSIIORO, N. J. EIIIOINT GI. I-2933 Wholesale and Retail Phone GL 4-6700 HARRY A. SHARPS, INC. NEW .ma USED AUT0M01z1l.Es 410--116 N. Ilelseu Dr. Clussboro, N. J. HARPER MOTORS Sales BUICK - Service o Pitman, N. J. THOMAS C. STEWART AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Specialists In Electrical Service - STARTERS LIGHTS GENERATORS IGNITION FUEL PUMPS, etc. 221 N. Delsea Dr. CL 4-5020 J. T. ABBOTT 8. SON PAINT - HARDWARE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES IIT East High St. Clussboro, N. J. Plume G Lassbo ro 4-4515 Route OASIS GAS STATION AND DANCING DANCE AT TIIE OASIS -I6 Mullicn Hill, N. J. Every Tuesday and Friday RED ARROW CLAM BAR Bluck Horse Pike Cecil, N. J. SEA FOOD, STEAKS 8. CHOPS Oysters 8. Clams on Half Shell All Year Phone: Wl 9-8577 Compliments of EVANS' DAIRY Serving Glassboro Phone: Pltman 3 415 PITMAN CEANERS 24 NORTH WEST AVENUE DuPont Odorless Dry Cleaning FREE CALL AND DELIVERY SERVICE 4-HOUR DRY CLEANING AT PLANT Phone: Pltman 3 '52 Phone: GLassboro 4-3033 Tl'IEEl PRODUCE, INC. BUYERS AND SHIPPERS William Theel North Delsea Drive Glassboro, N. J. Compliments of K. B. CARRE ROSS HAGERMAN Men's Store RO0P AND HEFNER DEALERS IN LIVESTOCK I HURFFVILLE, N. J. PITMAN, N. J. Phone GL 4-5131 C 0 N S A l 0 ' S - LUMBER rr NATIONALLY KNOWN CLOTHING S . . . . SOUTH JERSEY LUMBER e l'z 5 ' INFANTS' and cH1LDRE1v's WEAR 8. Mlll C0. . . . BUILDING MATERIAL . . . Yard: 23 State St., Glassboro, N. J. P. Coppolino 21 West High St. Classboro, N. J. CHARLES A. REPP MOBILHEAT -- MOBIL KEROSENE Phone CL 4-5077 Classboro, N. J. WACO ClEANERS Walt Angelini, Prop. DYEING REPAIRING TAILOR MADE PANTS 15 Library St. Phone WI 9-6149 Williamstown, N. J. lAMBING'S DELICATESSEN SOUTH MAIN ST. WILLIAMSTOWN, N. J. CI'IARlES SAMUEIIAN CLEANERS AND DYERS - We Call and Deliver - RUG CLEANING Satisfaction Guaranteed 58 North Main St. Glassboro, N. 1. Phone: CLassboro 4-9122 ROLLS - CAKES H PIES Wedding and Anniversary Cakes Made to Order P. 8. G. BAKERY Washington Avenue Williamstown, N. J. Phone: Wllliamstowp 9-6462 GLASSBORO LUMBER COMPANY LUMBER - MILLWORK - HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIALS Lehigh Coal - Fuel Oil OFFICE: Corner High and Center St. Classboro, N. J. Phone: GLasshoro 4-3300 c DINNERS H H Parties A GEORGE C. WHITE A served G I: E BUYER AND SHIPPER FANCY FRUIT AND PRODUCE Phone 3561 Mullica Hill, N. J. Ii ELEPHANT ROOM J. A. Hagen, E S Prop. Black Horse Pike Cecil, N. J. Phone: Wllliamslown 9-8996 BOB'S SUNOCO STATION BRIDGETON PIKE MULLICA HILL, N. J. MUlliI-a Hill 5-4891 E. L. STURGESS 8. SON, INC. INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES 127 STATE ST. GLASSBORO, N. J. FIRST NATIONAL BANK GLASSBOR0, N. J. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WHITE'S FLOWER SHOP as EAST HIGH ST. GLASSBOR0, N. J. 0 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 0 Phone GLassboro 4-2844 LOIS CAROLE SHOPPE Full Line of Ladies' and Children's Wearing Apparel4Men's Ready to Wear BLACK HORSE PIKE, South of Light Williamstown, N. J. phone WI 9,8682 Hazel Fredrick, Prop Compliments of ACME MARKETS Q COLLEGE AND CENTER AVES GLASSBORO, N. J. Compliments of THE NUT SHOP CANDIES - ROASTED PEANUTS SALTED NUTS 34 East High St. Glassboro, N. .I. EDWARD C. GARDNER FUNERAL DIRECTOR o RUNNEMEADE, N. J. B. WOLFFBRANDT and SONS Authorized Lucas Paint Dealer HARDWARE AND HOUSEWARES High and Academy Sts. Glassboro, N. J. BILL DALTON Your Friendly Insurance Man - Everything in Insurance - 24 East High St. Glassboro, N. .I Phone GLassboro 4-2862 or 4-4894 GLAMOUR SHOP LADIES' WEAR 150 MAIN ST. WILLIAMSTOWN, N. J. RUBINOFF FEED CO. WOODBURY, N. J. 0 Phone: W0odbury 2-0180 ED ROTH and SON Packard cLAssBoRo, N. J. GL 4-3211 INSURANCE THE FllER AGENCY R E A L T 0 R S PITMAN, N. J. Compliments of WILMERZEE ORCHARDS Richwood, N. J. Phone: PI 3-3891 DEl.SEA GREENHOUSES F L 0 R 1 s T s GLASSBORO, N. J. Phone: GL 4-2929 R. Snively, Jr., Prop SUCCESS T0 C. H. S. Compliments of SAM CUMMINGS 8. FAMILY Monroe Ave. Woodbury Rd. RALPH D. HUGHES WHOLESALE FRUIT 8: PRODUCE 126 Spruce St. Philadelphia, Pa. Phone: LUmbard 3-6363 FRIEDRICH'S BODY WORKS, INC. Established 1922 CUSTOM BUILT TRUCK BODIES Williamstown, N. J. Telephone 9-6480 Peter Friedrich WILLIAMSTOWN BOTTLING WORKS ALL KINDS OF SOFT DRINKS Michael Alachnowicz, Prop. 208 Main St. Phone WI 9-6184 OTT'S AMOCO SERVICE STATION BLACK HORSE PIKE Williamstown, N. J. I Lubrication At Its Best Phone: Wllliamstown 9-8966 WHITE HOUSE APPLE PRODUCTS SOUTH DELSEA DRIVE GLASSBORO, N. I. MARTIN SHOES Featuring: American Girl Temptation by J. dc .I. Park Avenue by Melson Sundial Shoes Phone GL 4-5393 Ruth Stone Pryor BIRDO DOG KENNELS Cocker Spaniels, English 81 Irish Setters Frozen Horse Meat and Dog Supplies For Sale -- At Stud Boarding All Breeds Open Fri. 81 Sat. 44 South Broadway North Main St. till 9:00 Pitman, N. J. Glassboro, N. J. ABBOTTS The Rexall Store PHARMACY 10-12 High St, Classboro, N. J. CL 4-5121 Drugs - Toiletries - Sundries Let Us Fill Your Prescription Needs ou CIW' 'III Y in mmm ICF CR t X X QNX X New xl , GOOD LUCK STUDENTS! SUCCESS Is the Result of. WI'-I-IAMSTOWN MOTORS 1. Good thoughts. 2. A religion of your own choice 3. A desire for opp tunity, not Dgsgfg Plymoulll security. Sales and Service 25 Years Serving Office Equipment and Machines in South Jersey JAMES S. BELINO, Prop. ASHLEY-MCCORMICK CO. I Phone WI 9-6444 Office Outfitters BRIDGETON, N. J. FRANK H. JONES FUNERAL HOME emsssono, New Jmssv JOHN R. MONSELL ..'. Q-L 'Q N Robert I. Weir nnrruns Q - I -.3 CONSULTING ENGINEER Q' i'- Manufacturer of Delsea Drive Glassboro, N J INDUSTRIAL INSTRUMENTS 10 A,M, W 10 P, M, Glasshoro and Pitman, N. .1. Convenient Credit WE SOLICIT YOUR BANKING BUSINESS Compliments of Checking Accounts - Saving Accounts Christmas Club Personal Loans, Business Loans, Mortgages PITMAN TITLE 84 TRUST CO. Pitman, N, J, Black Horse Pike Blackwood, Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 4 WASHINGTON HOTEL WILLIAMSTOWN, N. J. C. W. PHILLIPS JEWELER Greeting Cards 30 East High Street Glassboro, N. J. Phone: Glassboro 4-3137 PAUL TERZIANS QUICK CLEANING at SHOE REPAIRING BETTY ANNE CANDIES Expert Rug Xa Carpet Cleaning 126 MT- VERNON AVE- New Sport Slarks for SaleA36.95 Haddonfield, N. 1. Free Alteration - All Garments Insured 150 So. Main St. Williamstown, N, J, E. H. Wood Phone: HA 9-6948 Phone: WI 9-6120 l 1 1 C I E deled E deled Potato Chips Peanut Sandwiches HSATISFACTORY SERVICE ALWAYS WILLIAM E. RATZEll D I S T R I B U T 0 R Maple Shade, N. J. Phone ME 8-1613 Bachman's Thin Pretzels-Ice Cream Cones Mayonnaise, Pickles, etc. TOWNE SHOPPE Blackwood, N. J. Womenis - Men's - Infants, - Children's Wearing Apparel and Accessories Yard Goods 3 Notions Costume Jewelry SCOTT'S TASTEE FREEZE SOUTH DELSEA DRIVE GLASSBOR0. N. J. GL 4-2729 Catering to All Occasions Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILLIAMSTOWN Williamstown, N. J. Compliments of GLASSBORO TEXACO SERVICE S. C. WATERS, Prop. THE GRAND NIEN'S SHOP Nationally Advertised JEWELRY - WATCHES - MEN'S WEAR WATCH REPAIRING Theatre Building Williamstown, N. J Louis Angelline, Prop. WEEDS SHARPENING 81 REPAIR SERVICE LAWN AND POWER MOWERS Saw Retoothing and Sharpening Disston Chain Saws'vSold and Repaired Registered Briggs-Stratton Dealer Poplar St. and Black Horse Pike Williamstown, N. J. Fresh Vegetables from Our Farm to Your Table C H E W ' S RELIABLE ROAD SIDE MARKET Turnersville, N. J. GEORGE B. VROOMAN, Inc. Wholesale Distributors QUALITY CANNED FOODS Philadelphia 4-7, Penna. Compliments of MRS. SMlTH'S PIE CO. DEL - SEA DAIRIES DAIRY PRODUCTS Homogenized 62 Pasteurizeal ELITE BAKERY Makers of Fine CAKES AND PASTRY J. P. FERRELL 213 West High Street GLASSBORO AND CLAYTON Glassbofoi N' J- Phone Glassboro 4-5034 Phone: Classboro 41-664-4 FRIENDS OF THE SCHOOI. Rosebud Florist Mr. A. B. Moore Mrs. Iean Heard Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Mick Mood's Peach Tree Market Compliments ot Fulton's Store Victor Linen and Gitt Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. Lester I. Farren Mabel and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fowler and Son Chubby Capasso Mr. and Mrs. David E. Roun Tony Williams Garage Zucca's Friendly Tavern Pitman Motor Parts Ioe Burke's Shoe Service Iohn Pease Fruit and Vegetable Market Mrs. E. Hubschmitt Phil's Barber Shop Pearl Trucksess Hairdressing DeFrancesco's Tavern Roy P. Lodge, P.D., Pharmacist Atkinson's Confectionery Mormon's Shoe Outlet Marzo's Store Tommy Reed's Restaurant Sol Kotler X-RAY Shoe Store Parks Grocery Store Walt's Service Station Ernest lTiml Sykes Williamstown Pharmacy-Matilda Custis The Paulette Shop Sy's Smoke Shop Burton F. Hughes. Traveling Agency Esinar Shop Dr. Clarence E. Davis Cedar Chest Variety Store Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Albrecht Sam Brothers, Produce Mrs. Helen Kollmeier Shirley and Ionesy Sandra and Nordty Gordy's Service Station Peterson's General Store Ruby Cummings The Ida McClellan Shop Personal Loans Company Compliments of Tootsie's Barber Shop Compliments ot Benny's'Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. Edward McLane Iay's Beauty Salon Faller Tailors Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cossaboon Ferdi Nowaki Ioe Volpa Williamstown Hosiery Mill John Marcone, Ir. Compliments of I-iorn's Gift Shop Tiny Tersian Mr. and Mrs. Cesare Ascenzi Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Sa'ia Alice and George PORTRAITS APPEARING IN THIS PUBLICATION ARE AVAILABLE FOR - PERSONAL USE AT ANY TIME . . . Call or write - I n DANIEL STUDIO KINGIS HIGHWAY SWEDESBORO, N. J. Telephone Swedesboro 7-0424- Official Photogruphers for the 1953 MAROON AND GOI.D A QUALITY . . . DISTINCTION . . . PROMPT SERVICE -,- 1-In -ms 7 ' 9 437' If - fxgf ' I f. 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