Glassboro High School - Bulldogs Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1954 volume:

,1 ff' W TIS- wg g 11' lfrg Top l1l'!'.W'llfV 1111 I . I lf' IIlIf.9ffIlIl11'll'lI p0l'fnrl111'f's of lr'llI.VSl1Ul'0 fllffl .gI'lIIlU1f'4Il' lfn' VYVIII' 10.71. ,llwwl flu' Ning .Un.vl1'r. lII'lIllll1'l'l'. .lllIlIlIgf'l', YVITII-lII'l'.V mul l'l'l'I'.YIlIl1' Il'lIU l'IlfI'.V mp lIl.ll1,lIlL'. Sw' ll1l'llI aff in rr'r'unlwJ l!!'1l-UH. Shun' lflllfl IIS II11'I11nr1'r's of IIIISI fI1'I'fIll'llllIlIl'l' and fulurv nzcfrils. OO NU mmm F The 1954 MAIRININ and GOLll it M E l lg , 3 'WNV E Y MR. RICHARD CREAMER MR. GEORGE KELERCHIAN ing asfers A MRS. DOROTHY LUTZ In Appreciation... Wvv, lhr- class ol' 1954, wish lu express our S1llC0l'f' llIlpl'Pl'1Ll110ll to our worthy advisors... . . . lo Mrs. Dorollly Luiz, for her help 111111 Q.Ill1tlllIlC0 to us, imlivicluully and as a class during those four ye-urs. . . . to Mr. Cvorgc 1Qf'10l'l'1l1llIl, our C0-SIJOIISOI' in 1953, for the inspiration for l'llI'11l0I'1llQI our ambitions. Ho has 110111041 us to gain more knowleclgv on how to live in our world of C.H.S. . . . 10 Mr. Richard Creamer, our cn-sponsor in 1954 for a11 of his unselfish guidance and help to us, in this our lust yvur at G.H.S. .L 1 gs , , K 5 I A A A -X -X IIEIHCATIU llfXlQlllCl'l U. 0U'l'l.AND llstrlzflor in lL'rl,f:1i.xh llllll .Uull10nmtir's in Clrlssboro High School 1933 - 1953 SlIll't'l'0 and FIlllll15lLlSlll' Fvholur of Wide Learning Patient und Pcrscvcrillg 'llfucller of Broad Yifion Loyal and Devoted C0-worker Mun, Quiot, Ynussuming, Self-clfuving UL-nllcmun, Kindly, Geniul, Tolerant IfIFHlISS!llf!7l7 N-.-.-7.3 RN' V0 LLCEVS I could wish you health, wealth, and happi- ness, and I do. But unless you will live a life of service, my wish is as meaningless as a check without funds. Only your doing some good for others can make it a certified check. Leon C. Lutz 'L SuPerl?1iinllil:elgcl100l5 GlasSb0 0 Look toward the future with ideals held high, with companions chosen wisely., and with a promise to yourself to do your very best in all your attempts. Make these your goals, then respect, admiration and peace of mind should follow. Beatrice C. Johnson S'BEA,,.tqEa30HNS0N THE ADMI I TRATIO T ing for uyou. It is one that will challenge your utmost integrity and your ability to meet life's ever ch n ' ' fl a ging in uences. Your many years of preparation will assist you in standing as a mighty bulwark against the forces seeking to destroy the high ideals which you have been h taug t to admire and respect. he dawn of a new day is rapidly approach I am very proud of your accomplishments and your excellent cooperation. May you always feel that it is a Cod granted privilege to work h . . armomously with your fellow men. I wish you success and happiness in every turn of life's way. God bless vou. Milton Bziylis 5 Assistant Su erintendent N BAYU P MR' Mrlljgiilperintendem AssiSW X ooozb I, Y 950 3350 if A ,T 3.112 D so to ,o ,Q u -- ' Yi Bess-Q--0 Duff '- If' ' X - - Q I ,Lv -0 54, ' , 1? X ag .4 W as el V ,s ,155 fr. px 51,1 f ilu' 'N as ., f M X 6 Z' n,..- s 'NN ml' 1 Q KVI.. A X M N V I 4. .. 'f. X- - ., Sa lllxlbinu. . .,,., . Siochhoicie rs Seated, left to right: Carlton Brown, Secre- taryg James A. Woidill, Jr.g Herbert H. Wesrolt, Presidentg Thomas E. Bowe, Vice President: Louis P. Munter. Standing: Robert Newrombe, Ir.: George C. Schnei- der, Leon C. Lutz, Superintenclentg Ches- ter Camiolo, Meredith Staulcup, Rich- ard Heidorn. BUARD 0F ED CATIO To the Class of 1954: It is with great pride and rleep humility that we of the Board of Education extend to you our sin- cerest congratulations. VVe hope your years in Classhoro High School have been pleasant anfl successful. Vile wish you the very best of everything in the future, anal may Coil bless you. The Classboro Boarcl of Education Herbert H. Wesarott ,Qs f i . ' t sifv v 0 .4 ,, I M JZ-ff . lb f f J 6 fr rr ' A 'KL 'W' - ---- ....,.. . I-nu x Lf JOSEPHINE ANTONI The teacher with the personality plus . . . able linguist . . . blue-eyed beauty. MILTON BAYLIS Mathematical wizard . . . enjoys dab- bling in photography. I r I , I RICHARD CREAMER Teaches an interesting class of his- tory . . . photography is his hobby. ELEANOR BARAN Cute little blonde . . . commercial whiz . . . really keeps those study halls quiet! CARLTON BROWN A Commercial teacher who also handles school money. THOMAS 'DAWSON Commercial teacher and guidance counselor. 6lIZdq8I 5 .... ROBERT CONNOLLY Keeps the hall patrol on their toe. . . . extra-curricular activities includ4 dancing. JOSEPHINE DELLA PORTA Tells students how to use the French language. .The FAC LTY ! L j . LOIS FISLER Specializes in shorthand and office machines. GEORGE COLDMAN General Math is his department, . . . appreciates good music and plain food. HELEN ELLIOTT Keeps her Enzlish classes on their tnes. MRS. CATHERINE FULLER The American and European History teacher who knows all the historical fine points. E. WARREN GRODOTZKE The top-notch basketball coach and F .F .A. leader. DOROTHY ERICKSON A talented artist, and efficient Yearbook Advisor. Q HENRY M. CINGRICH History and science teacher . . . sells student tickets for G.H.S. LESTER HAND Mechanical genius, a splendid car penter, and a good friend. RUTH HANNA Willing and able guidance counselor . . . also the advisor of the Student Council. E. MORGAN HIESTER Brings American History to lifeg is tops directing the school dramatic performances. JOHN INGHAM Knows all about the art of woodworking. N K HILDA MAE HARRIS Enjoys' working with students in math and remedial reading. EARL HINTON Academic teacher . . . English is his specialty. 5966 OLGA ISENBERG Excels in teaching pupils to type. GLADYS HAZEL Teaches Home-Ec . . . has a big in terest in Red Cross work. CHARLOTTE HOHENSTEIN The capable athletic coach and gym teacher. S GENE JAMES Teaches biology and chemistry . . likes doing experiments. CAROLINE JENNY KNUD JENSEN ROBERT KALAPOS Real goofl Health teacher . Our electrical shop teacher . . . en- C0011 English ge,wl,p,- mul N-rpsflmg umlerstanrls her pupils. EDNA LAWRENCE Shows our girls how to cook and sew. MARY MARVIN Adept at English anal knozcs the wlxys and wherefores of Latin. joys working with the hot wires. Coach. .-X x, 3 . Q' I . lg- f 'K PAUL LETTERMAN DOROTHY Ll'TZ A master of many sciences . . . his A nice English teacher, :chose favorites being biology anrl chemistry. specialty is literature. EMMA PLLTCFELDER PATRICIA REYBOLD New spelling teacher who is a Mathematical teacher who is our sports fan. faithful cheerlearling coach. 658 X N R 9 Q -N qw - 'f2'w W f- ,Q V. wxasz' ' A.. , . 1 - f ' 1 w . ,a.,. 1,1 .. 1-,-G..u , ,vu If V if ' .5533 ,C LL,L ,, ' 1 is its: as Y' r Q.. A g . , E y , ,,f , C .,. -s . I, , ,iii , ,. V fl Y -C.. . ,,. ,V 5 , .1 ii QS . Es is J.. 1 E3 -wa. 'Q K vu 12: Q 261: R .A W 1 91 N . -. ,v f, .1 , - 4: ,Ag ev 1 is rf, - .- , f - ,foal 2 C 7., R' -3 LSTQEL- F rf --iff LUCY VERDEROSE Our librarian . . . she reads non- fiction books. JACK C. REYNER One of the newest additions to the Biology department, enjoys outdoor activities. MYRTLE EAVER ROBBINS She has the know-how to put on . wonderful musical exhibitions. RAYMOND ROLLINS Physical education is his department . . . a whiz at coaching the Freshman Football team and the school's baseball team. MARIAN SACHS Einstein's understudy . . . a swell disposition to go with it. CHARLES SMERIN C, S Connoisseur Of football . . . for good ill' A advice, get a word from the wise. -,L.Qx Q Q -L b,, A Q K. . . 1 AAkyk,. J X CLARENCE SMITH f A A whiz at teaching mechanical ,:.- drawing. iiiig 1'Af if , L ' A so fi eisi ROMAINE WEAVER ROBERT L. YOUNCBLOOD Pink cgrqlg are har ,qpggialry , , , Supplies the good music on the fool- teaches an interesting English class. ball fields . . . specializes in in- Sffllfllellllll Ill llSiC. M1I'N'IE.'VA'NCE Mr Wmcolt Mr Bright 'Hr Fletcher CAFFTE Mrs Mrs .Urs Mrs 'Urs Montgomery Mrs Murray PDATA gh ,fu 'evo 01 l 0 , J eg so a l ' t ,y 0 D ,,-' v atb fa. N, V ,Xxx .,,, J fN Life has often hc-en compare-tl to that age oltl institution of show business, the Cirrus. No tlouht it is lweause hoth contain excitement ancl joy, ll4'tll'llH't'1lli ancl tragetly. laughter antl tears, all easily revogmizc-tl as human emotions. The Class ol' 10511 has attemptetl, in this etlition of the lllaroon anfl Coltl. to rf-vortl anfl illustrate in a circus-like mau- ner, the four years we have spent in C.ll.S. They have ln-en full Illlfl exciting years, anfl it has been my great privilege to serve as presiflent tluringr our senior year. May I extend my heartfelt thanks to the class for its constant support aml loyalty cluring my term, to my fellow officers who maale my work easier autl more enjoyable, and to my atlyisors, Mrs. Lutz and Mr. Creamer for their patient guidance. Best of luck, and may the future bring continued suc- cess and happiness to you all. HERBERT H. WESCOTT, JR. President E 4.6 61' OVHZEVS QEIO 0 0 0.00 -Uo.. N, I Z fxxwwff g D5 fu .Z-f I ff, 1 XA AH VINCENT BROADY Vice President ,aww . . 1 2 - ! ai, f 3 Qi X Q 'aa e X e 0 oo 0,9 g 2.8-W X EDITH CLOAK I Secretary L 1 N e 0 J . . . , oo'oo:a:o.':: . fx? ..z:I-Jmsz.-2-em Swv-'rl' '? Zf JUNE KILBURGER Treasurer i- -O 'QW' 15 Lordh Fhqn CAROLE SUSANNE ACCOGLIO Cute giggling Gertie Commercial Secretarial Williamstown Carole . . . I wish it were October '54,'...why the interest in the Air Force? . . . Oh Donnie! . .- . dig those crazy jokes . . . future housewife. ANGELINE ANN AMADEO See her jitterbug Commercial Clerical Williamstown Nina . . . that would be different .. .special in- terests-boys . . . cool cheerleader . . . to be a medi- cal secretary. v l ,,,.g if GEORGE H. ARMSTRONG 2nd Lover Boy Academic Glasshoro Honey buckets . . . cool that stuffv . . . good looker . . . he sure makes a lot of trips to Williams- town . . . dig that crazy car . . . look out Uncle Sam, here he comes . . . ' f fd x X we e X YI A , 7, I5 XX X . 4 K 1 Y 1 . l-.uno Q-Lim Yi Y jp xi Y Ax XXUH Wvfff,...., .. NN JOHN AVENI Make that point Academic Glassboro Q Big John . . . Heaven helps those who help them- selves . . . terrific on the sports field...girls... future coach. JEAN LOUISE BALDINO What a joker Commercial Clerical Williamstown Baldy . . . hmmm boy, I like itv . . . dancing and writing letters come first . . . filing clerk to be. ROBERT SYLVESTER BATEMAN Touchdown bound Industrial Arts Glassboro Bob . . . What's happening on the rebound . . . pretty handy with those tools . . . loves to hunt . . career-engineer. 16 LOIS BIGGS Quiet and nice Academic Williamstown Lo . . . oh, my heart', . . . ardent T. V. fan . . . loves bowling . . . a cute housewife. MARY LOIS BATES You should see her bowl Commercial Clerical Mullica Hill Mary Lois . . . anything different is 0. K. with me . . . her big interest is down at the shore . . . to be with Ted . . . a working housewife. FREDERICK JAMES BERGMANN Short and smooth Academic Glassboro ,lim . . . root-beer . . . loves to dance .,f . good baseball player . . . oh, those hotrods . . . Navy lookout. LOUIS JOSEPH BOBEL Drive that nail Louie Industrial Arts Grenloch Lou . . . Yeh-what? . . . likes to putter in the workshop . . . good craftsman . . . look out all you carpenters. LORRAINE MILA BOYD A real Tom boy Academic Ewan Hank . . . holy cow', . . . sports rate top bill- ing...a big asset to G.H.S .... man's best friend! . . . future farmer .- . . Ham's other half. LOUISE HELEN BOYD Boydville cannonball Academic Ewan Ham . . . what do you say there . . . keeps up with sports and the boys . . . slick with the silver stick . . . Hank's better half . . . prospective physical education instructor. SARA ANN BOYD Dependable worker Academic Classboro Sara . . . don't mind me, I'm not all here . . . whatfs so interesting in Tennessee? . . . keep those skates rolling . . . efficient nurse. ANNE IDELIA BRADSHAW Short and sweet Academic Turnersville Anne . . . all right . . . sweet disposition . . . being with a certain someone-I from Bridgeton maybel . . . how I like to bowl! . . . patience with the patients. Lam 54.3, ARTHUR VINCENT BROADY Intelligent athlete Academic Cross Keys Vince . . . Silence is goldenv . . . watch him blush . . . likes to play football . . . good at it too . . . engineering. NAOMI IRENE BROWN Happy-go-lucky Commercial Secretarial Glassboro Irene . . . where's Mary? . . . tricky at knitting socks . . . her boy is in the Army . . . office girl. MARY BELLE BRADY Good, all around student Commercial Clerical Clayton Lucky . . . holy hanna . . . just the one for a good dance tune . . . a good secretary for someone. un ut MAX BRANDERBIT Taxie Maxie Academic Williamstown Max . . . if I can get the car we'll go . . . short and compact . . . car cruiser . . . future lawyer . . . call W' i. 9-6170. r V ANGELINA MARY CALIO Friendly and sociable Commercial Clerical Aura .lean . . . wow . . . quiet but keen . . .crazy about dancing . . . record fan . . . ambitious typer. DONALD HARRY CANCELOSI Pill pusher Don . . . What, are you crazy? ...anything in skirts will do for Don . . . mechanical engineering. BERNARD BUNN Excels in football Industrial Arts Hurffville Bunn . . . take it easy . . .loves his sports . . . look out girls! . . . engineer. RONALD CLARENCE BUNTING Hats off to the service Industrial Arts Glassboro Satch . . . how do? . . . what a haircut . . . likes to play baseball . . . is that all? . . . Army here he comes . . . is Us o JOSEPHINE ANITA CARINO Boy can she dance! Academic Williamstown Josie . . . Who me? Not me . . . captain of the noise makers . . . loves watching G.H.S. football games . . . oh! to be her pupil. MICHAEL CARMOLINGO Sharp Chevy Academic Glassboro Mike . . . um boy . . . anything interesting? . . nice guy . . . likes baseball . . . undecided about future. I 550 T? 19 SILAS CARR Crazy over convertibles Academic Richwood Si . . . school me, but don't fool me . . . an- other girl watcher . . . get this, he wants to be a mortician . . . not me. VERONICA J OSEPHINE CERINO Music! music! music! Academic Glassboro Ronnie . . . be good . . . spends most of her time with Bill . . . swimming and dancing rate high . . . X-Ray technician. MARY LOUISE CLIFF I wantia do homework Academic Glassboro Cant . . . where's Irene? . . . Knit me a pair of socks . . . Tom will make a good husband . . . farmer's wife. EDYTHE LETITIA CLOAK Blonde bombshell Academic Glassboro Edythe . . . oh! my aching back . . . Paul is her dream . . . rides in a blue Chevy . . . secretary and farmer's wife. NICK CINALLI JR. Swing that hammer Industrial Arts Williamstown Nick . . . Friend to all that wish friendship . . . shutterbug . . . another wood worker . . . future machinist. 1-4 -my ullh, JACK W. CLAYPOOLE Bookkeeper extraordinary Commercial Accountancy Williamstown .lack . . . don't know do yuh? . . . spends a lot of time in the library . . . he'll make a good ac- countant. BERNADETTE FRANCES CULLIN Curly-locks Commercial Secretarial Claggbgj-0 Bernie . . . oh boyll' . . . everybocly's friend . . . always ready to do her part . . . somebo4ly's steno- grapher. 'L JEAN CORSON .loan's other half Commercial Clerical Aura .lean . . . sumpin wrong? . . . twin sister . . . goes to Mary's . . . ballerina in disguise . . . snazzy secretary. JOAN CORSON F ull of fun Commercial Secretarial Aura .loan . . . like it? no . . . wouldn't know she was a twin . . . George takes most of her time . . . neat secretary. ANITA BETH DeVILLIERS Transfer from Philly Fine Arts Williamstown Neat . . . What am I gonna do? . . . eyes that tell the story . . . dig that crazy yodeler . . . art teacher. DELORES CASTELLO DOVE Sews a fine seam Social Scientific Aura Castello . . . oh boy! gee whiz! . . . azfizl baseball fan . . . easy going . . . to become a teacher. ALBERT A. DUBE Laughing gas Academic Yvilliamstown Al . . . PII say boy . . . skating enthusiast . . Johnnie Ray's records . . . headed for the Roller Derby. GEORGE ARTHUR ESGRO Sharp dancer Agriculture Glassboro Scrow Junior . . . you're living ...cool dresser . . . at ease on the dance and basketball floor . . a future barber and watch that hair fly. CONSTANCE EILEEN ESPOSITO Real ,real, nice Commercial Clerical Williamstown Connie . . . is that right? . . . quiet till you know her . . . dancing demon . . . swell office worker. PHILIP FAZZIO Silent Phil Industrial Arts Glassboro Phil . . . show me . . . bashful type . . . shines when asked about hopped up cars . . . future left to destiny. Q 9 .- I 4 vllg' ' ' I , .5 V 3.35 su,-g ' F ' ' nm' LORETTA LEE FLINN Petite lassie Fine Arts Williamstown Loretta . . . don't know do ya. ' . . . slick per- GEORGE WILLIAM FLYNN Tall and mighty Academic Glassboro Buddy . . . Heaven helps those who help them- selves . . . football and basketball star . . . keen on dancing and girls . . . future tooth jerker. SHIRLEY FOW Sports minded Commercial Clerical Williamstown Shirl . . . oh yea! . . . cool at basketball . . . just plain crazy but we like it . . . sharp office girl. sonality . . . wonder what cat has her tongue? drawing will be her future. JOSEPHINE MARIE GAMBINO Dance ballerina dance Commercial Clerical Williamstown .lo . . . check that, would you . . . knock those bowling pins down . . . just show her Pat . . . 'X inet THOMAS S. GANOR Butch's guy Industrial Arts Grenlock Terrace Tom . . . where's Elmer? . . . best dressed, and goodlooking . . . hot on the drums and piano . . . Navy bound. ROBERTA HELEN FREKOT Brain storm Commercial Secretarial Turnersville Bobbie . . . you know it! . . . idolizes a certain Navy man . . . she'll make some office bright. HERBERT WHITNEY FRYE Ford specialist Agriculture Monroeville Tex . . . let's go Eddie . . . likes his girls . . watch that hot car . . . future unknown. X ARLENE MAE CARTON Roller derby special Commercial Secretarial Bunkerhill Sonnie . . . like it? no! . . . stock car races at Atco . . . give her a job as a secretary. JOSEPH A. GENOVESE Hey Ioe Commercial Clerical Practice Glassboro Joe Romeo . . . prove it baby . . . handy man . . . anchors away . . . Navy bound. 'I JOHN B. GLECKNER Williamstown Romeo Academic Williamstown ,lack . . . Honesty is the best policy . . . clever on the easel . . . special interest . . . Marilyn Mon- roe . . . college bound. EILEEN VIOLA COFFE One swell gal Academic Chapel Heights Eileen . . . where,s Camila?,' . . . wanna go camp- ing? . . . cute Rainbow gal . . . G.S.T.C. bound. 9 Q . M. W IKE fly Q s xv f ?- J , 3 , 'tl ,-AU! DELORES PRISCILLA GREEN Quite shy and quiet Commercial Classboro Lois . . . take it easy . . . she can really throw horseslloes . . . hospital bound. BARBARA ELAINE GRIENER Blushing blondie Academic Glassboro Bobs . . . so what? . . . likes a certain sailor . . . drives her fatheris car . school teacher. 24 l EVELYN BERNICE GRABER Always sees the sunny side Academic Glussboro Evelyn . . . cheese and crackers . . . dreads homework, but always has it done . . . a cule house- wife for Bill . . . accountancy counts. yr x s DAVID GREEN Strong silent type Industrial Arts Williamstown Dave . . . you'll dvi' . . . quiet but nice . . . radio and television technician. 1- X ELMER R. HAMSCHER, JR Blow, Gabriel, blow Industrial Arts Glassbor 0 Fudd . . . where's Tom?', . . . Crace's Romeo cool on the trumpet . . . jitterbug fiend . . . bound. HI ,Hitt rl SANDRA FAYE HAINES A whiz on wheels Commercial Secretarial Hurffville .lim . . . where's Hoffie? . . . hm'm boy . . . favors Glendora Skating Rink . . . snappy twirler . . . future secretary. DOLORES AGNES HAMILTON A real cutie Academic Williamstown Pepie . . . are you kiddin,? . . . neat dresser . . . watch her ride a horse . . . future laboratory tech- nician. L,-as f r , .f' . J-- HAZEL OCTAVIA HARGROVE Quiet 'n cute Social Scientific Dimples . . . Fm gone able seamstress . . . hopes ' W I nn- wane, . . . pastime, dating to model. Elk EDWARD LLOYD HAUGH Funny boy Academic Glassboro Lloyd . . . whatcha lmow?,' . . . drives teachers mad . . . always good for a laugh . . . likes eating . . . look out college, here comes Lloyd. WILLIAM HAYES He's a big one. Industrial Arts Classboro Bill . . . What's happening cap'n? . . . Football roughie . . . Happy go lucky . . . .lazz band leader. w J A Fl SP NH -I x' gn , , ' Q PETER HAYNICZ Pumpkin patch Academic Aura Pete . . . pretty good, eh what?,, . . . freshman week meanie . . . home room goodie? . . . what ya going to grow? . . . pumpkins? ESTHER RUTH HOFFMAN High stepper Commercial Secretarial Williamstown Hoffie . . . seen Jim? . . . especially interested in Ronnie . . . also loves writing to Ronnie . . . fu- ture secretary. 4 LOUIS LAWRENCE. ERNEST HOFFMAN Girl killer AC3d6miC Crenlock Admiral . . . Oh, that's a dandy one',...quick with a smile . . . crazy about camping . . . down to the sea in ships. Il, VIRGINIA GRACE HUFF A dactor's dream Academic Williamstown Ginny . . . jealous? . . . sweet soda jerk . .. .. does her temper match her hair? . . . loves writing to some one special . . . adorable nurse. EDWARD IVINS Check that car Industrial Arts Mlllliva Hill Ed . . . don't know, do you?,' . . . cool on stocks . . . bashful Ben . . . grease monkey to be. N'X.zN YVONNE HELEN HUBER A real sweet gal Commercial Secretarial Williamstown Bonnie . . . Now don't get smarti' . . . cute Head Twirler . . . capable typist . . . I'll smack you down . . . won't she be a cute secretary? K Q CAROL ANN JOYCE Quiet and cute Academlc Williamstown Carol . . . where're we going tonight? . . . boys . . . boys . . . boys . . . anybody new . . . oh, what a schoolteacher! -+5 rex 17 JERRY HAINES JOYCE Ready with a smile Academic Glassboro Jerry . . . hey, that's good. . . . photography enthusiast . . . motors and fishbooks . . . ambition- business administrator. JACOB MARK JENNINGS Man of few words Industrial Arts Williamstown Mark . . . reserved young man of the world . . . enjoys hunting rabbits or fishing . . . plans to be a tiller of the soil. ELEANORA JOHNSON Drill team gal Commercial Williamstown Illinois . . . you have your habits on . . . just one man . . . singing virtuoso . . . nursing career. M !fl'Is cl. A' ew ,yas .1 mL2'itf,:1,j,m A U 74-M, 1:ZCfi..,.7.,f 1.721157 ,, DONALD EDWARD CHARLES KARPER Crazy man crazy Academic Williamstown Don . . . hot man, cool it . . . likes dancing . . . secret eye for the girls . . . watch those hot wires, here comes an electrical engineer. EDWARD LEON KIER The duster Agriculture Eddie . . . don't know, do you? . . and fishing sportsman . . . GMC man . . . Chauffeur . . . FFA member. Ewan hunting Toodles' 27 JUNE PATRICIA KILBURCER Active 'n attractive Commercial Secretarial Williamstown .lune . . . smooth dancer . . . partial to a certain Senior . . . a whiz at the keys . . . peppy cheer- leader . . . wouldn't you like to be this future secre- tary's boss? DAVID M. KINCAID Tall and lean Agriculture Classboro Kincaid . . . silent Sam . . . big guy with a big heart . . . handy with a wrench . . . likes racing in general . . . one of the Future Farmers ofAmerica. BARBARA ANN LEDDEN Quiet and capable Commercial Clerical Aura Barbs . . . for crying out loud . . . swimming is tops . . . oh, to travel . . . efficient typist . . . pos- sible commercial clerk or W ave. PATRICIA ANN LEE Real dependable gal Academic Williamstown Pat . . . snappy colorguard . . . sport enthusiast, especially baseball . . . Um-m-m-m boy! . . . occupa- tion-business administrator. LUCY Lucy Cecil sports . . . 0h.' I forgot . . . Perry a regular mermaid . . . efficient . . occupation: typist. JOSEPH JAMES La PORTA Backstage handyman Commercial Accountancy Williamstgwn 108 . . . hello there . . . always within ten feet of Bonnie . . . Wandering Willie . . . anxious . . . To be a certified public account. LEONARD RUTH LESCURE Those brown eyes JOAN DUANE LEMING See her car Commercial Clerical Lake Gilman Sleepy Joe . . . Cheese, thanks kid . . . enthusi- astic sports fan, likes to dance . . . hopes to be a gift shop owner. JOHN LEONARD LESCURE Slim .lack Industrial Arts Glassboro Mechanically inclined . . . helps Mary babysit . . . car enthuisaist . . . if the phone is busy he's talking to his gal . . . future grease monkey. Academic Classbor- Len . . . photographically inclined . . . rifles an gshhgoks . . . always has a big smile . . . Nav oun . I tfyl Q 'Q uf H Ygfgib .2 li! , 'Q 1.-. Q Q tin- I :7 I 551 ' -'f 'V 1 I Q G v, vviw61 0 t at , gt g t y A 1010 A Q Xxxy. - f l. ' x FRANK WENDELL UESPERANCE An Air Force knock-out Industrial Arts Williamstown Frank . . . Are you serious? . . . gourmet and gamester . . . hot rod happy . . . pride of the Air Force. .NX A. ngvauaeas ,'i- 2 ANNA A. LINK A Heal cute blondic Commercial Clerical Jefferson Anna . . . 0h.' my goodness . . . likes listening to the latest hit tunes . . . taste her !'0Oh'lflg.' . . . Makes an efficient office gal. SAMUEL LAWRENCE LOCHNER Reserve and sharp Industrial Arts Williamstown Hambone . . . get off it . . . loves dancing . . . baseball rates high . . . future plumber. JOAN JEAN LYDAY Tall gal with a smile Commercial Clerical Williamstown .loan . . . what's the attraction in the Blue Anchor? . . . swimming enthusiast . . . oh yea! . . . a smile for all . . . possible draftswoman or Bell Telephone operator. SHIRLEY GAYLE LYDAY Sweet smile Commercial Clerical Williamstown Gayle . . . well, that's just George! . . . F.H.A. gal . . . loves to dance . . . kitten on the keys . . . oh, Fred . . . future typist. 1 CHARLES LYNCH King size Cassanova Academic Classboro Chad . . .. Arthur Murray's double . . . great in the sports field . . . il cherche la femme . . . blue- print special. . Lux! 'PQ K JEANETTE ANN LYONS Short and cute Social Scientific Jefferson ,lan . . . Don,t know, do you? . . . babysits with children??? in spare time . . . look out, Ian's at the wheel! . . . future housewife fcan she cook!! or nurse. EDNA LISBETH MacFADDEN Pretty colorguard Academic Glassboro Edna . . . Oh, for Pete's sake . . . Wildwood by the sea . . . Connies better half . . . summer will find her at the shore, working KP! . . . will attend business school or maybe she'll go collegiate. SHIRLEY ANN MARPLE Cute little blonde Academic Cross Keys Shirley . . . that's the most to say the least . . . likes those stock cars races . . . Oh, just to be with Fred! . . . efficient dental technician. CAROL ANN MAY Silence is golden Academic Pitman Carol . . . friendly and oh! so quiet . . . most intelligent . . . handy with the skillet . . . loves to travel . . . darling airline hostess. C' 8' ,-X, 9 , A.- -c EDMOND F. Mc DONALD Donna's lover Industrial Arts Williamstown Ed . . . don't know do ya? . . . beats a mean drum . . . a real live wire . . . handyman behind the scenes. CHARLES WARRINGTON MARSHALL More freckles than a leopard has spots Industrial Arts Classboro Charlie . . . How much ya wanna bet? ...likes sports and sports magazines . . . shy Sam . . . ma- chinist or sports announcer. RAYMOND A. MARTIN Master mechanic Industrial Arts Grenlock Pete . . . silent Pete . . . a graduated bum . . . rough on skates and girls. we JO ANN DARLENE MERLINO Lot of fun Commercial Secretary Glassboro .lo Ann . . . it all depends . . . skating whiz . . . let me on that dance floor . . . swell typist . . main ambition-private secretary. NOAMI MILLER Thoughtful girl Social Scientific Classboro Ni . . . Oh, please tell me! ... just loves amuse- ment parks . . . to be a teacher or maybe even a nurse. BARBARA LEE MILLS F igure-perfect Social Scientific Mullica Hill Barbara . . . who me? . . . can she dance! . . . watch that flashing baton! . . . Oh, those lifeguards at Wildwood! . . . comptometer operator to be. RALPH DREBY MILLS, JR. Arthur Murra 's Understud 3' Y Agriculture Mullica Hill Bud . . . What a life without a wife! . . . one of Coach Crodotske's right-hand men . . . admires race horses . . . will make farming a career. S . Blix. A' 'x RICHARD JOHN MULLER Flyboy special Indixstrial Arts Williamstown Dick . . . are you serious?', . . . happy landings . . . you have to rise and shine in the Air Force. CATHERINE ANN MURRAY Good worker Academic Gl'CIll0Ch Kay . . . Uoh, gee whiz . . . shes' a real mermaid in Grenloch Lake! . . . quiet type . . . plays the piano . . . what a wonderful nurse she'll make! CON STANCE .IOSEPHINE MOORE Easy to know Social Scientific Glassboro Connie . . . treat others as you wish to be treated . . . slight book worm . . . telephone conversationalist ...enjoys dancing . . . spare time typist . . . future teacher or nurse. -f1'f Af V: f -4 ,g y ., LOIS FRANCIS MORGAN Always on the go Social Scientific Grenloch Lois . . . Oh, brother! . . . a real stock car fan . . . anything at all for Bill . . . roller rink queen . . . future undecided. ef JOAN JOSEPHINE NASTASI Academic Crowning glory Mullica Hill .loan . . . you know what? . . . tennis cham P . . . likes to fo ol around with paints . . . sheill make a fine teacher. 75N - 'V . -if o 0 'lf' 0 ' ik s 2 IS If 7.11. . . ,af 24217 f ROBERT CLAUDE NICKERSON Man of the world Industrial Arts Richwood Nick . . . .lean's man . . . car expert . . . travels to Pitman quite frequently . . . handy mechanic ROSE MARIE MURPHY Sailor's sweetheart Commercial Clerical Cross Key! Rose . . . all's fair in love and war . . . loads of fun . . . loves writing to Johnnie . . . will make a good clerk-typist. FLORENCE ALFREDA MURPHY Nice to know Commercial Secretary Pitman Al . . . movie fan . . ,likes to browse around in library . . . take me out to the ball game, football that is . . . future secretary or maybe a beautician. Ky 4.5 ll T'-:f:n7-Ilf. '21-L' JOSEPHINE AMELIA ORBANUS Still water runs deep Commercial Accountancy Williamstown .losie . . . I like itn . . . hillbilly record fan . . . just got to get that letter off to Leon . . . works in Town Fair . . . to be Leon's wife. SHIRLEY ELAINE PAPA A swell pal Commercial Clerical Williamstown Shirl . . . penny for your thoughts . . . loves driving Papals car . . . have you read your history? . . . typist. gs LORRANE M. PARKS Waltzing Matilda Commercial Clerical Glassboro Lorrie . . . heaven's to Betsyi' . . . loves push- ing the paint brushes in the artroom . . . hockey manager . . . good clerical prospect. GRANT WILLIAM PATTON Squad captain Academic Glassboro Bill . . . Heaven helps those who helps them- selves . . . Iane's slave . . . keen on dancing, foot- ball, and brunettes . . . plans on being a millionaire. Do i EDITH PEARCE Enjoys chewing gum Clerical Cecil Edie . . . is that good or bad?', . . . know any- one from Penna.? . . . wants to change her name to Mrs. . . . dig those crazy screw drivers . . . kitten on the keys. ANGELO J. PIO All around Joe Academic Turnersville Angelo . . . take care of the mortar and pestle.. . nice to know . . . pill roller. MABEL POSTELL Cheery young miss Commercial Clerical Richwood Mabel . . . you know! . . . a friendly smile for everyone . . . especially that guy from Pitman . . . future telephone operator. .0 U H49 FRANCIS PETRONGOLO Keen on canteen Industrial Arts Williamstown Amo . . . crazy . . . cat with the swing hair- cut . . . clever with those blueprints. w ' 'A ' DONNA LEE RAHN Eddie's gal Academic Williamstown Penna . . . don't know, do you! . . . sports just suit her fine . . . hopes to teach someday. 1 JANE MARGUERITE RAZZE Class queen Commercial Secretarial Ewan .lanie . . . really . . . sure a pretty queen for the class of 1954 . . . a lovely private secretary she'll make. JOAN Academic MICHELLE PRITCHETT Sharp dresser Williamstown .loan . . . Yeh! Let me tell you something . . . pretty, artistic . . . lovely disposition . . . teacher of tomorrow. SAMUEL PUGLISI Dreamboat Agriculture Mullica Hill Sam . . . you know it! . . . look at that sharp Chevy . . . favors certain girls . . . dairy farmer to be. Vie CATHE . :Yagi i 2 RINE MARCELLA REINEK Attractive and Active Commercial Clerical Classboro Cass . . . Hi, Hon . . . great at dancing and skating . . . Frankie is her man . . . will make a good private secretary. PHYLLIS REICHNER Social Scientific Culinery queen Crenlock Terrace Phyl . . . oh, my goodness . . . don't be a screw ball . . . good dancing partner...a factory worker she'll be. 35 JOHN JOSEPH RIZZO III Johnnie Rayis protege Academic Ritzy keep cool cati' unn Glassboro . . . i . . . f y man of our class . . . shines on the football team . .- . future contractor. JOSEPH ROBINSON Hey Joe! C0mm0l'0ia1 Williamstown Dreamboat . . . Best way to a man's through his stomach coolcin is a heart is . . . g ' favorite pastime and girls suit him fine . . . hopes to be a baker. ' JENNIE RUMPH Gentle .lennie Academic Glassboro Cookie . . . boy, that's sharp . . . soft voice, gentle way . . . to be a teacher is her desire. ! at GRANT WILLIAM SANDERS Love 'em and leave 'em Industrial Arts Hurffville Granger . . . this is living?,' . . . sport fiend . . . soon will be sailing the ocean blue. ABIGAIL HASTINGS SANCREE Chatterbox Academic Glassboro Gail . . . what you get for nothing is worth it . . . oh, to live the life of Riley . . . let's all be jolly . . . what a charming business woman. NAOMI JANE SAMPSON Academic Williamstown Naomi . . . dig thatn . . . hey, pass those french fries . . . who is Jack? . watch those doctors, nurse! f SM ' 452.3 A - 1 1' JOHN NORMAN SCHLEICHER Puddle jumper Agriculture RiCl1W00d Norm . . . seen at Natalies' door quite often . . . drives that cool Mercury . . . tiller of the soil. W. k 'atv AP 'Q us -33, 7 1, Gym PATRICIA A. M. SCOTT The quiet one Academic Turnersville Pat . . . You think so? . . . a keen television viewer . . . loves plays and the fights . . . future undetermined. DOREEN VIOLA SATTERI lEl,D Sociahle lass Acqdgmic Glassboro Doreen . . . 'Tue got news for you. ' . . . favorite pastime, dear limiting . . . pretty, active. always smiling . . . what an efficient nurse she'll make. TOM G. SCHAFFER Pint-size Industrial Arts Williamstown Shorty . . . good things come in small packages . . . a gleam in his eye . . . saw and hammer man. A. Ouvttue ANGELO L. SIMEI Sharp lloyis Slater Industrial Arts Williamstown Brother . . . fishy . . . one of bascbaIl's best . . . likes out-of-town girls . . . future craftsman. GEORGE WASHINGTON SIMONS Real George Industrial Arts Grenloch Terrace Georgie . . . What-a-you lfr1o1r. i . . . turns his eye to good-looking girls and automobiles . . . destined auto mechanic, ARTHUR SIMMONS Guy with a grin Il'ldllSl.I'2li-ll Arts Williamstown Artie . . . hey, dads, what's new?,' . . . outfield handyman . . . electrically minded. WILLIAM F. SIMONS Fuzz of life IIldl1Sll'i3l Arts Turngrsville Bill . . . double lunchi' . . . both eyes on the girls . . . girl in every port . . .future yeoman. JACQUELINE LOUISE SIMMERMAN A slick chick Commercial Secretarial Williamstown Jackie . . . I don't knowll' . . . a terrific cheer- leader . . . pretty, vivacious . . . loads of fun . . . Oh! that Navy man. R f eg RUSSELL L. SNOW .lunior King Industrial Arts Glassboro Russ . . . go howl at the moon!', . . . no girl in particular . . . Monday night assignment . . . Del- Wood skating rink . . . to be a baseball player. MARGARET MARTHA SOWNEY A dainty dish Commercial Clerical Williamstown Margie . . . is that so?', oh to be with Bill . . . watch that mailbox . . . don't give those orange cards out . . . cute office gal! GERALD WILSON SPRENGLE Man of few- words Agriculture Williamstown Gerry . . . one of Mr. Grodotzke's F.F.A. boys . . . look at that curly hair . . . lover of cars . . . shy around girls . . . no prefernce as to future oc- cupation. NANCY MARY STEFFEN ' Living doll Academic Jefferson Nancy . . . how about that . . . what a sweet drum nzajorelte . . . belongs to that Air Force man . . . oh to be with Jimmy! MARY CAROLYN STANTON Listen to that giggle Academic Mullia Hill Connie . . . oh, my gosh . . . let's not get catty . . . girl of many tongues . . . get my ulfe! . . . future linguist. RICHARD EDWARD STEELMAN Tall, dark, 'n handsome Industrial Arts Crenloch Terrace Ricky . . . Yep!,' . . . Sandy, his dream girl . . . spends his lunchtime in Pitman . . . baseball en- thusiast . . . future auto mechanic. lg i ALTON DAVID STEWARD .lust a shy guy Commercial Accountancy Richwood Al . . . so what do you want me to do about it? .... s killed hunter . . . girls in general . . . Merchant Marines here he comes. . x FLORENCE MARIE THOMAS Teach! Academic Crenloch Flossie . . . my good goshw . . . oh, that certain sailor . . . watch her tickle those piano keys! AUDREY GERALDINE THORNTON Bright eyes Academic Classboro Audie . . . say, presf, . . . watch your Woodbury man . . . habla Vd. espanol? . . . she'll be fine in the lab! ' o LOUISE TUMMINIA . A good friend Academic Turnersville Maggie...can be found most anytime with her good friend,,Thclma . . . Crazy over hockey and enjoys all other sports . . . give her a real good book . . . future undecided. JESSE EDWARD TWEED Young Benny Goodman Industrial Arts Glasgbgro Jess . . . Oh, for heavenis sakeln . . . stamp collector . . . quite a musician and faithful band member . . . sports fan . . . Navy bound! ROSE MARIE VEZZA Number please Commercial Clerical Williamstown Shorty . . . don't know, do you? . . . oh! to boivl with Fritz . . . future secretary or telephone ga . JOSEPHINE MAY VINEYARD Boy bob? Social Scientific Williamstown .lo . . . let's eat . . . oh, to graduate . . . she'll be a nice receptionist. is , THELMA UNGER Score! Academic Elk Township Tunger . . . where's Louise?,' . . . oh those jokes . . . to play hockey . . . doesn't know what the fu- ture will hold. WINIFRED ELLEN VAN FLEET Silent partner Academic Glassboro Winnie . . . to play basketball . . . what fun in the lab . . . she'll make a good research technician! CAMILA VASQUEZ Lady of Spain Academic Williamstown Tati . . . all rightie . . . avid sports follower . . . meet her at the rink or the movies . . . will be a woman in white someday in the future. f E EDWARD C. WALLACE We want a basket Academic Williamstown Guy . . . look at daddy cool breeze! . . . interested in Brooklyn Dodgers and double lunches Iwonder why?2 . . . oh, to be a member of the Harlem Globe Trotters! HERBERT HARRY WESCOTT, JR. Wheels of progress Academic Classboro Herb . . . history wizard . . . diplomat at heart . . . no time for girls . . . man of the stage . . . destined to politics. ERWIN WILLIAM VOTTELER Bookkeeping brain Commercial Accountancy Glassboro Erwin . . . down boy! . . . one of the inseparable trio . . . where are Al and Jack? . . . to be a U. S. soldier. DANIEL PATRICK WALKER Hopalong Walker Agriculture Williamstown Dan . . . enjoys working with auto engines in his spare time . . . dig that crazy cowboy hat! . . . here comes Dan and his truck . . . likes horseback riding and swimming . . . a future farmer of America. G9 . 2 Qi O 1,1 Xu., Ulflu. THOMAS MORTON WHITE Gruntin' and groanin' Academic Classboro Tom . . . are you serious . . . wrestling and box- ing fan . . . enjoys sports . . . future vet. J-, NTI Ncf Cf. H. S. CIRCUS EDWARD ADAM WINARSKI, JR. Walking wonder Academic Glassboro Eddie . . . that's real cool! . . . the unpredictable . . . real comedian . . . pastime: fixing the muffler on his Olds . . . automotive designer. ORVILLE PAUL ZEINNKER Grease monkey Agriculture Ferrell Bruz . . . don't know, do you?'f . . . expert at riding in cars containing girls . . . one of our quiet guys? . . . hotrod specialist . . . mechanically inclined. Step right up ladies and gentlemen. Presenting the history of the class of '54, After an eight year run at the public schools, we received our ticket fdiplomal and entered into the big top of Classboro High School. ive organized ourselves right away. Mrs. Lutz was advisor on this four year run at C.H.S. The fun we had that first year! We held a Sock Dance and it was a great success. Glam' people left without their shoes that nightl. Then came the second act. The curtain rose and we were back as Soph- omores. No longer were we the lowliest of the low. lW'e were next to the low- estl. The Big Top didn't seem as strange anymore. We had a Sophomore Hop with George Esgro and Edythe Cloak as Prince and Princess. Everyone had a wonderful time. Another year, a few shows between and we returned to the stage of C.H.S. as juniors. This was one of our big years. We finally started to realize what that piece of paper, usually referred to as a diploma, meant to us. Bfany of us started planning for college. Our biggest performance was the ,lunior-Senior Prom. Russell Snow and ,lane Razze were our king and queen. ive also had a . . . . . .CLASS lll 'llllll lrig year in sports. We were co-football champions with Burlington in Group ll. Our team was headed up by our own Juniors. A rather unusual project lnarked our ,lunior Year when we held a baked ham dinner, cooked, served and sponsored by the members of the class, mothers, and our advisors Mr. Kelerchian and Mr. Lutz. A great deal of fun and good profit were derived from this enterprise. Then it camel The lights went on and we made our entrance as Seniors. Again we had a great year in football with the team headed up by seniors. Everyone was looking forward to April and our fabulous senior trip to Ylashington. Putting the show on the road to the capital was going to he lots of fun. Oh, those three days! Now our run at C.H.S. is almost ended. Uur contract expires in June when we step up to receive our diploma. For the second time in our lives, we were to receive tickets to go yet to a greater stage. Of course we are looking anxiously forward to the future: hut it is with a heavy heart that we will look for the last time at the great midway and the G.H.S. Big Top. i Q51 ' 'T' 5 1 t. Q, ,S , . s .X l Sip zllmq BEST DRESSED Tom Canor - lane Razze Z SEN HJRS 1DEP-L sieffef' Vince B,-oady -f Nant? MOST INTELLIGENT Vince Broady - Carol May 1 ,T . KSSQ QQE , . ,LYL a i ...,.. Q T l T 3 . W as iZJ. X . .ig W BEST LOOKING George Armstrong - lane Razze BEST PERS0NAL1Tgieffef' CY Russell Snnw 'd Nan CLASS CLOWNS John Rizzo - Lorraine Boyd pf? . ,sl .s LI RQ 44 kj QS? xy es ,M D T '25 QP EE!! Whois ff We MOS Vince Bfoagy VERSA TILE X Nalzvy Steffen MOST ATHLETIC John Aveni - Lorraine Boyd BEST STRAIGHT DANCERS George Esgro - Josie Carina BEST JITTERBUGS Barbara Mills -' George Esgro BEST ACTORS Herbert Wescott - Nancy Steffen Q 6 r.r M, ' Lf . 0 6 Q H My 0 CLASS lllllEC'l'0llY GEORGE H. ARMSTRONG 0 Student Council 25 Soph- omore Hop Committee 25 Football Statistician 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Stage Craft Pres. I5 Hi-Dramatics 25 Visual Aids 3. JOHN AVENI 0 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, Ii, 45 Trick I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Basketball Theory , 2, 3- - ROBERT SYLVESTER BATEMAN 0 Football 1, 3, 45 Baseball I, 2. 3, 45 Sports Afield 1, 2, 3. FREDERICK JAMES BERGMANN 0 Basketball 3, 45 Hall Patrol 45 Stamp Club I, 25 Visual and Auditory Aids 3. LO3UIS JOSEPH BOBEL 0 Wild Life I, Sports Afield 2, . MAX BRANDERBIT 0 Choir 1, 45 Literary Staff on Yearbook 45 Footlights I5 Chess and Checkers 35 Typ- ing 4. ARTHUR VINCENT BROADY 0 Track I5 Vice Presi- rent of Sophomore Class 25 President of Junior Class 35 Junior Varsity Football 35 Varsity Football 45 Presi- dent of Student Council 45 President of Hall Patrol 45 Business Manager of Yearbook 45 Sports Appreciation5 Photography5 Varsity. BERNARD H. BUNN O Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 45 Wild Life I5 Varsity 2, 3. RONALD CLARENCE BUNTING 0 Varsity Baseball I, 2, 35 Freshman Football5 Varsity Club 2, 3,5 Sports Appreciation I. DONALD HARRY CANCELOSI 0 Foolight I, 25 Hi- Dramatics 3. NICK CINALLI, JR. C Photography I5 Sports Aiield 2. JOHN W. CLAYPOOLE 0 Magazine Drive 3, 45 Library Assistant 3, 45 Footlight 15 Photography 25 Banking Club 3, 4. ALBERT ANTHONY DUBE I Choir 2, 3, 45 Band 25 Literary Staff of Yearbook 45 Art I, 25 Footlights Club 15 Jesters 25 Chess and Checkers 3. - SILAS CARR I Choir 2, 3, 45 Talent Club 15 Math Club 25 Teen Club. A ' MICHAEL CARMOLINGO 0 Home Room Representa- tive I5 President Math Club 35 Sports Appreciation 15 Math Club 2, 3. f GEORGE ARTHUR ESGRO 0 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity 3, 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 35 Hall Patrol 45 Choir 45 Student Council 1, 2, 35 F.F.A. Reporter5 Basketball Theory l, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3. PHILIP FAZZIO 0 Sports Appreciation 15 Wild Life 25 Photography 3. GEORGE WILLIAM FLYNN 0 Chainuan of Sophomore I-lop Committee5 Chairman of ,Freshman Committeez Football I, 2, 3, 457Track I 2 35 Hall Patrol 45 Secre- tary of Class 25 Basketball I, 2, 35 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Auto and Visual Aids 15 Varsity Club 25 Basket- ball Theory 3, 4. HERBERT WHITNEY FRYE 0 Wrestling 15 Sports Appreciation 15 Sports Afield 25 Visual Aids 3. THOMAS S. GANOR 0 Band 1, 2, 35 Choir 45 Sports Appreciation 15 Orchestra 2, 3. JOSEPH A. GENOVESE 0 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Visual Aids 1, 2, 3, 45 Teen Club 3. JOHN B. GLECKNER 0 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol 45 Hub 25 Yearbook Art Co-Chairman 45 Basketball Theory 2, 3. DAVID E. GREEN 0 Baseball Junior Varsity 2, 35 Sports Appreciation 1, 25 Chess and Checkers 3. ELMER R. I-IAMSCHER, Jr. 0 Band 1, 2, 35 Choir I5 Football 1' Orchestra 1 2 3 -Coo in for Bo s 1 CHARLES WARRINGTON MARSHALL I Football Statistician 3, 45 Junior Varsity Baseball 25 Stage Craft 15 Sports Appreciation 25 Visual and Auditory Aids 35 Wild Life 4. A RAYMOND A. MARTIN 0 Sports Afield I, 2, 3, 4. RALPH DERBY MILLS, JR. 0 Field and' Stream 15 Photography 25 Typing 3. - RICHARD JOHN MULLER 5 Sports Afield I, 2, 3. ROBERT CLAUDE NICKERSON 0 Stage Craft 15 Sports Appreciationl25 Visual Aids 3. , CERANT :ntl Chairman Prom omm1ttee5 oot , , ' Captam' KH - Basketball Theory5 Jesters. ' , , , milky' FRANCIS PETRONGOLO 0 Sports Afield. ANGELO J. PIO I Chess and Checkers. SAMUEL PUGLISI 0 Sports Afield 1, 2, 3. JOHN JOSEPH RIZZO I Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Club I, 25 3, 4. . JOSEPH ROBINSON 0 Football Varsity Manager 3, 45 Choir-fl, 2, 3, 45 Junior Class Dinner Committee 3. GRANT WILLIAM SANDERS O Sports Appreciation 15 Sports Afield 25 Visual and Auditory Aids 3. THOMAS G. SCHAEFFER 0 Bird Club5 Sports Afield5 Chess and Checkers. JOHN NORMAN SCHLEICHER 0 Sports Appreciation 15 Photography 25 Sports Afield 35 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3,s4. ANGELO L. SIMEI 0 Sophomore Honor Society. 25 Na- tional Honor Society 35 Christmas Pagentnt. 35 Sports Appreciation 15 Secretary of Sports Afield 25 President of Sports Aiield 3. X , , ' ARTHUR SIMMONS V'BasebalI 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 8, 45 Yearbook Staff5 Sports Appreciation 1, 25 Chessi and Checkers 3. ' GEORGE WASHINGTON SIMONS I Visual Aids Staff 3, 453Industrial Arts Representative 3, 45 Visual' Aids t 2, - XfI'lLLgAM F. SIMONS 0 Sports Afield 1, 25 Visual 1 s . RUSSELL SNOW 0 Baseball 25 Student Council 2, 35 Vice President of Class 25 Choir5 Art Appret3iation5 Sports Appreciation5 Varsity Club. ' GERALD WILSON SPRENGLE 0 Stage Craft5 Visual Aids5 Sports Afield. RICHARD EDWARD STEELMAN 0 Football I5 Visual Aids Staff 3, 45 Industrial Arts Representative 3, 45 Wild Life 15 Visual Aids 2, 3. ALTON DAVID STEWARD 0 Christmas Pageant 35 Hall3Patrol 45 Sports Afield 25 Photography 35 Bank- mg . w JESSE EDWARD TWEED 0 Band 1, 2, 3,f45 Stamp Club 15 Orchestra Club 2, 3. ERWIN WILLIAM VOTTELER 0 Christmas Pageant 35 Hall Patrol 45 Magazine Drive 45 Forensics 1, 25 Bank- ing 3. HERBERT H. WESCOTT, JR. 0 Student Council Rep. 15 Manager J.V. Baseball Team 15 I-lub 25 Ass't. Editor 35 Editor 45 Class Senator 3, 45 Class President 45 Editor-in-chief '54 Yearbook 45 Senior Glass Play 3, 45 V-Manager Baseball 35 Hall Patrol 45 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Christmas Pageant 35 Clloir 45 Publicity and Reporting I5 Hub 2, 3, 4. ' ' EDWARD C. WALLACE 0 Basketball 2, 3, 45 tVar- sityl Yearbook Staff 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol 45 Basketball Theory 1, 2, 3. THOMAS MORTON WHITE I 'Varsity Wrestling5 EDWARD,.LLQxDwHAIjGi-I Choil: 4? Fmbemiz sokielyw M .Forensics Society 15 Sports Appreciation 25 Visual and 15 Photography 2, 3.W 'M'-, M., WILLIAM HAYES 0 Baseball and,Footballi,Stsgecraft5 Hi-Dramatics and Visual and Auditory Aids. PETER HAYNICZ 0 Hall Patrol 45 Sports Afield 2, 3. LOUIS LAWRENCE ERNEST HOFFMAN I Choir 45 Audubon I5 Field and Stream 2, 3. EDWARD IVINS 0 Sports Afield. JACOB MARK JENNINGS I Sports Afield I, 2, 3. JERRY HAINES JOYCE I Student Council Senator 25 Varsity Track 25 Captain Hall Patrol 45 Chairman Photography Staff Yearbook 45 Varsity Football Photog- rapher 3, 45 Honor Society 25 Jersey's Boy State Repre- sentative 35 Chrsitmas Pageant 35 Forensic Society 15 Visual and Audio Aids 25 President Photography Club 3. DONALD EDWARD CHARLES KARPER 0'Baseball 45 Photography 4. EDWARD LEON KIER 0 Hunting and Fishing. DAVID M. KINCAID 0 Visual and Auditory Aids 1, 2, 3. ' JOSEPH JAMES LaPORTA 0, Backstage Hand 2, 35 Manager 45 Business' Manager ol Hub StaK 45 Hall Patrol 45 Magazine. Manager 3, 45 Football Manager 33 Yearbook Advertising Manager 4. LEONARD R.mLESCURE 0 Football Photographer 3, 45 Chairman of Photography Staff lYearbookl Hall Patrol 4, Photography 1, 2, 3. ' FRANK WENDELL L'ESPERANCE 0 Sports Afield 1, 2, 3. CHARLES LYNCH 0 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 As- sembly Committee 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol5 Christmas Pag- eant5 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball Theory I, 2, 3. l SAMUEL LAWRENCE LOCHNER 0 Sports Apprecia- tion I, 25 Chess and Checkers 3. EDMOND E. MacDONALD 0 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Back- stage Work 3, 45 Stage Craft 15 Visual and Auditory Aids 2, 35 Yearbook 4. Amiitoryj., W -Q. EDWARD A. WINARSKI 'i ChofrE JEhlii'5'V2mi'B'i2ie'- hall5 Yearbook Art Stsff5 Sports Afield 25 French Club. gRYILLE P..,ZIENNKER xjoottiglng' Photogrsplap Ill YP Z- A . CAROLE SUSANNE ACCOGLIO I Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Student Council 15 :Yearbook Staff Executive Secretary 45 Footlight Clubj I5 Hi-Dramatics 25 Plastics for Girls 35 Decorating Committee Senior Dance 4-.v ANGELINE ANN AMADEO 0 Colorguard 25 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Hall Patrdl 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Usher Senior Play 35 Choir 25 Senior Dance Committee 45 G.A.A. I5 Metal Shop 'for Girl! 25 G.A.A. 3. JEAN LOUISE BALDINO 0 Junior Red Cross 15 Wild Life 25 Metal Shop for Girls 3. MARY LOIS BATES I Choir I, 25 Art Club 15 Metal Craft 25 Plastics for Girls 3. LOIS BIGGS 0 Hall Patrol 45 Choir 45 Typing 15 Red Cross 25 French Club 3. LORRAINE MILA BOYD 0 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 35 Yearbook 45 Hockey l,'2, 3, 45 Basketball il, 2, 3, 45 Softball 1, 2, 3, 45 Band l,2, 3, 45'Athletic Council 25 Student Council 35 Citizenship Institution 35 Tri- Hi-Y 35sStudent Council 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. LOUISE HELEN BOYD 0 Choir 15 Hockey J.V. 15 Varsity 2, 3, 45 Basketball J. V. 25 Varsity 3, 45 Softball Manager I5 Varsity 2, 3, 45 Majorette 2, 3, 45 Student fifouncil 25 Treasurer 35 Vice President.45 Girl's State Altemate 35 Tri-Hi-Y Pres. 35 Hub 2, 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Stage Craft I5 G.A.A. 25 Secretary 3. SARA ANN BOYD 0 Hall Patrol 45 Manager of Base- ball 3, 45 Usher of Class Night and Cornmencement5 Hockey 45 Winter Frolic5 Easter Pageant5 Yearbook Stsif 45 Makeup 15 G.A.A. 25 Needlework 3. ANNE IDELIA BRADSHAW 0 Band 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol 45 Choir 1, 45 Forensic Society 15 French 2, 3. MARY BELLE BRADY 0 G.A.A. 15 Metal Shop 25 Plastics for Girls 3. O O 'Ot NAOMI IRENE BROWN U Junior Varsity Basketball 15 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 45 Junior Varsity Hockey 35 Usher for Class Night and Commencement 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Spring Concert 2, 3, 45 Christmas Concert 35 Friendship I5 Hi-Dramatics 25 Plastic for Girls 3. ANGELINA MARY CALIO O Red Cross 15 Metal Craft 25 Plastics for Girls 3. JOSEPHINE ANITA CARINO O Choir 1, 4,5 Valentine Ball Committee 25 Usher for Class Night, Commence- ment, Baccalaureate5 Class Night and Senior Play 35 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Captain of Cheerleaders 45 Queen's Court 35 Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 35 Hall Patrol 4-5 Hub 45 Yearbook 45 Winter Frolic 45 Easter Pageant 45 Christ- mas Pageant 35 Citizenship Institute 35 Senior Dance Committee Chairman 45 Footlight 15 Hi-Dramatics 25 Jesters 3. VERONICA JOSEPHINE CERINO I Hall Patrol 45 Choir 45 Christmas Pageant 35 Usher for Class Night and Commencement 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Winter Frolic 45 Junior Red Cross 15 Teen 25 Plastics for Girls 3. MARY LOUISE CLIFF 0 Hockey 35 J.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Spring Con- cert 2, 35 Christmas Pageant 2, 35 Footlight 15 Hi- Dramatics 25 Plastics for Girls 3. ' EDYTHE LETITIA CLOAK 0 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Selstetary of Class 3, 45 Student Council 25 Alternate for Girls State 35 Hall Patrol 45 Senior Play Prompter 2, 35 Li- brary Club 15 Metal Shop 25 Orchestra Club 3. JEAN CORSON 0 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. JOAN CORSON 0 Hall Patrol 45 Hub Staff 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. BERNADETTE FRANCES CULLEN 0 Alternate to Citizenship Institute 35 F.H.A. 25 Metal Shop for Girls 3. DELORES COSTELLO DOVE 0 Junior Red Cross5 French Club: Metal Shop for Girls. CONSTANCE EILEEN ESPOSITO 0 Choir 2 4' G.A.A. 15 Metal Shop 25 Plastics for Girls 3. l I LORFITA LEE FLINN 0 Choir 1, 2, 45 Yearbook 45 Jesters 3. SHIRLEY FOW 0 Softball 1, 2. 35 Basketball 25 Hockey 2. 35 Red Cross 15 G.A.A. 25 Home Mechanics for Girls 3. ROBERTA HELEN FREKOT 0 Honor Society 2, 35 Cashier 35 Junior Red Cross 15 Home Mechanics 2, 3. JOSEPHINE MARIE GAMBINO 0 Choir 1, 3, 45 Pho- tography 15 Home Mechanics for Girls 25 Plastics for Girls 3. ARLENE MAE GARTON 0 Home Mechanics for Girls 2, 3. EILEEN VIOLA GOFFE l Hall Patrol 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Choir 45 F.T.A. 2, 35 F. T. A. President 4. EVELYN BERNICE GRABER 0 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Band 35 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council Alternate 15 Student Council Representative 2, 35 Delegate to Citizen- ship Institute 35 Assistant Editor of the Yearbook 4: Library 15 Teen 25 Orchestra 35 Yearbook 4. DELORES PRISCILLA GREEN I Junior Red Cross 1, 25 Home Mechanics 3. BARBARA ELAINE GRIENER 0 Choir 1, 3, 45 Junior Red Cross I5 French Club 2, 3. SANDRA FAYE HAINES 0 Choir 15 Alternate Twirler 25 Twirler 3, 45 Hall Patrol 45 G.A.A. I5 Metal Craft for Girls 25 Typing 3. DOLORES AGNES HAMILTON 0 Hall Patrol 45 Choir 45 G.A.A. 25 Footlights 3. HAZEL OCTANIA HARGROVE U Forensic Society 15 Metal Craft for Girls 25 Makeup 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Choir 1, 2, 4. ESTHER RUTH HOFFMAN 1 Twirler 2, 3, 45 Choir . l, 45 Library 15 Teen 25 Typing 3. YVONNE HELEN HUBER O Twirler 2, 35 Head Twirler 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol Court I, 25 Typing Co-Chairrnan of Yearbook Staff 45 Honor Society 1, 25 Footlight 15 Hi-Dramatics 25 Typing 3. VIRGINIA GRACE HUFF 0 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Art l, 25 Red Cross 15 Latin 25 Typing 3. ELEANORA JOHNSON I Sub Color Guard 35 Teen Club5 Typing5 President of Footlight. CAROL ANN JOYCE 0 Junior Red Cross I5 Typing 2, 3. JUNE PATRICIA KILBURGER I Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Junior Varsity Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3, 45 Class Treasurer 3, 45 Assem- bly Committee 3, 45 Junior Tri-Hi-Y 35 Hall Patrol 45 Production Manager of Hub 45 Typing Co-Chairman of Yearbook 45 1953 Girls' State Representative5 Libary I5 Treasurer Typing 25 Typing 35 Magazine Drive 3. LUCK KORDOWSKI 0 Photography 15 G. A. A. 2: F. H. A. 3. BARBARA ANN LEDDEN 0 Forensic Society 15 Hi- Dramatics 25 Metal Craft 3. PATRICIA ANNKLEE 0 Color Guard 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol 45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Junior Varsity Hockey 2, 35 Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Forensic Society I5 Girls Athletic Association 2, 3. ANNA A. LINK 0 Home Mechanics for Girls 15 Metal Shop ior Girls 2. SHIRLEY GAYLE LYDAY 0 Future Homemakers of America 15 Red Cross Club 2, 35 Metal Craft for Girls. JOAN JEAN LYDAY O Friendship Club President 15 Teen Club 25 Typing Club 4. ' JEANETTE ANN LYONS 0 Yearbook Staff 45 Girls Mechanics 25 Needlework 3. EDNA LISBETH MacFADDEN 0 Choir 15 Forensic Society 15 Girls' Athletic Association 25 Hall Patrol 3, 45 National Honor Society5 Color Guard 5 Yearbook 4. SHIRLEY ANN MARPLE 0 Student Council Reprenta- tive 25 Forensic Society 15 Girls' Athletic Association 25 Typing 3. CAROL ANNE MAY I Student Council 3, 45 Hall Patrol 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Magazine Drive 3, 45 Choir 45 Metal Shop for Girls 25 French Club 3. JO ANN DARLENE MERLINO o Yearbook Staff 45 Junior Red Cross 15 Teen Club 25 Publicity and Press 3. NAOMI MILLER 0 Footlight Club 1, 25 Footlights Club Secretary 35 Choir 3, 4. BARBARA LEE MILLS 5 Majorette 2, 45 Choir 1, 45 Stagecraft 15 Metal Craft for Girls 3. CONSTANCE JOSEPHINE MOORE 0 Talent Club5 Future Teachers oi America5 Teen Club. LOIS FRANCES MORGAN I Choir I, 3, 45 Footlights 15 Girls' Athletic Association 25 Metal Craft for Girls 3. FLORENCE ALFREDA MURPHY o Hall Patrol 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Hub Staff 45 Choir 45 Library Club I5 Metal Craft for Girls 25 Typing Club 3. ROSE MARIE MURPHY 0 Student Council Alternate 25 Red Cross 15 Girls' Athletic Association 25 Typing 3. CATHERINE ANN MURRAY 0 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Thes- Pians 15 Home Mechanics for Girls 25 Junior Red Cross 3. JOAN ,JOSEPHINE NASTASI I Future Teachers of America 2, 3. ' JOSEPHINE AMELIA ORBANUS 0 Makeup 15 Wild Life 25 Metal Craft 3. SHIRLEY ELAINE PAPA 0 Footlights Club I5 Photog- raphy Club 25 Metal Craft for Girls- 3. LORRAINE M. PARKS I J.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Hockey 3, 45 Yearbook 45 Art Craft 15 Plastics for Girls 25 G.A.A. 3. EDITH PEARCE 0 Student Council 15 F.H.A. Treasurer 35 Forensic Society .15 G.A.A. 25 F.H.A. 3. MABEL POSTELL A9 Choir 1, 25 French 15 Home Mechanics for Girls 2iI1:iH.A. 3. N.,-f' JOAN MICHELLE P 5 CHETT 0 Cllblfisi Art Staff 45 Member of Queens.,Court 35 Advertising Staff for .Eiuiog Dinner 35 Footlight 25 Forensic Society 15 Teen u . 1 DONNA LEE RAHN l Basketball 3, 45 Hub 3, 45 Hall Patrol 45 Sports Reporter for Hub 45,,Yearbook Staff, Photography 45 Choir 4. . if JANE MARGARETTE RAZZE 0,Frei1C'h,1i Metal Shop, for Girls 2, 3. - - PI-IYLLIS REICHNER 0 Junior Red Cross I5 Future Homemakers of America 2, 3, 4. 5 CATHERINE MARCELLA REINEK O Valentine Ball Dance Committee5 Valentine Ball Decorating Commit- tee5 Hi-Dramatics 15 Teen Club Secretary 25 Publicity and Press Club 35 Yearbook Typing Staff5 Prom Com- mittee 3. . JENNIE RUMPH 0 Choir 1, 25 Typing 15 French 25 Footlight 3. NAOMI JANE SAMPSON 0 Choir 1, 25 Typing Club 15 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 3. ABIGAIL HASTINGS SANGREE 0 Choir 1, 25 Year- 1I1ookl45 Footlight 15 Typing 2, 35 Jesters 35 atro 4. K K DOREEN VIOLA SATTERFIELD 0 Yearbook 45 Half' Patrol5 Prom Committee5 Junior Dinner Committeeg Choir 3, 45 Footlight I5 French 25 Jitstors 2. PATRICIA A. M. SCOTT 0 Choir 15 Hall Patrol 45 Forensic Society 15 Latin Club 25 G.A.A. 3. JACQUELINE LOUISE SIMMERMAN I Cheerleading 35 Choir 1, 3, 4-5,,Hall, Patrol 45 Makeup 15 Teen Club 25 Typing 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Junior Dance Commit- tee5 Junior Dinner. ' MARGARET MARTHA SOWNEY 0 Footlights 15 Hi- Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Student Council I. ' MARY CAROLYN STANTON1 Student Council I, 2, 3, 45 Hub 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Socisy 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Assembly Committee 45 Forensic Society 15 Jesters 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 2. NANCY MARY STEFFEN 0 Valentine Ball Committee 25 Forensic Society 15 Jesters 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Assembly Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol5 Treasurer 45 Athletic Council 25 Majorette 2, Drum Majorette 3, 45 Senior Play 35 Queen's Court 3. FLORENCE MARIE THOMAS I Choir 1, 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Hub 3, 45 J.V. Cheerleading 2, 35 Year- book Staff 45 Forensic Society I5 F.T.A. 2. AUDREY GERALDINE THORNTON 0 Choir 1, 45 Junior Red Cross 15 Teen Club 2, 3. LOUISE TUMMINIA 0 Hockey J.V. 15 Varsity 2, 35 Rdketball Manager 2, 3, 45 Softball J.V. 25 Manager 35 Choir 15 Student Council 35 Hall Patrol 45 G.A.A. I, 2, 3. THELMA UNGER 0 Varsity Hockey 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 35 J.V. Basketball 25 J.V. Softball 25 Student Council Representative 35 Hall Patrol 45 Forensic So- ciety 15 G.A.A. 2, 3. WINIFRED ELLEN VAN FLEET 0 J.V. Hockey 15 J.V. Baseball 25 J.V. Basketball 35 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. 45 Literary Committee Yearbook 45 Hall Patrol 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Footlights 15 Hi-Dramatics 25 G.A.A. 3. CAMILA VASQUEZ 0 Choir 25 Hall Patrol 45 G.A.A. 1, 25 Spanish 3. ROSE MARIE VEZZA 0 Hi-Dramatics 15 Metal Shop for Girls 25 Plastics for Girls 35 Mr. Baylis' Secretary 4. JOSEPHINE MAY VINEYARD 0 F.H.A. 2. 3. glze Ter ormers af 155 i.. qi xl' f Q- N Nl f , , 5 ' , 1 away. .. Junior- enior PRIIM We were Juniors eagerly awaiting the gala event of our third year, the Junior-Senior Prom. Finally the big night came. Everyone arrived at the Vineland Armory ready for an evening of dancing and laugh- ter. A toueh of glamour was added to the evening, when lovely ,lane Razze surrounded by her court, was crowned Queen. 359' Q I' 'Y X 1 Q, Wa Q X i - arzwxa Q 5 .... . . H0111 Ifvsrolt us hA'if'lllDIllS liingu: Josie' Curino as Susie : Ifrlythc Cloak as .1Irs. 1,f'IlIbF0lfE.u .Vary Cliff ns .-f11n!i0 : xvllllff' SIP-fff'll as 0ItiIy ll014'0II : Tvrry Pllzzvlvlli us UIDJIIIIIIICUQ mul Doreen Snltvrfivlrl as Mrs. Flem- mg. ,1 The Directors, Miss Helen Elliott and Mr. E. Morgan Iliesler. 50 The play chosen for this year's performance was A Full House . It was a farce, revolv- ing around some stolen jewels which were finally found after a hilarious episode in which surprising incidents occur. A large play cast made the play a huge success. Mr. Hiester and Miss Elliott worked very hard in directing the play. April 22 and 23 were the nights the cast presented the play to the public and student body. Bill Patton as George Howell g Len Lescure as Officer Mooneyvg Nick Kohn as The Sergeantng and George Flynn as Officer Kear- ney. John Dobbs as Parks and Josie Carina as Susie. Mllfy Cliff as Auntie , Terry Puzzetelli as Daphne and Nancy Steffen as 0ttily. E l0R PLAY fav' Stanley W inarski as Ned and Terry Puzzetelli as Daphne. TW X- A - I E X 'N M, xf l Junior Class Sponsor E. Wlirren Crodotzke V+: x K N R f , N , I w - .1 Q ss ,AI it , i st x. 4 , .aw , . ,X Q WSXUYQ s 3 ix is sw f , g w s W sfiseigs N, J S, ,ww ,W g, Y s , if W 4 sw af 533 Q, ,f fr 5 K, Q 'Q M , wi Q 35 .,-1':'f'a: xgiwgawgb x w x' 1 R4 we e ' H W is 1. ffl 4 W Y X figs Y dr ew Y Q 8: NM Q S 9-YQ li f And:-F W is .ik lg S ssss S Sox K. emfmerz ...... The U IIERCLASSME Flying lxigli 011 llle trupeze of life is the ,lunior Class. lllxilillllgl sirniglil for llle center ring in llle coming year. The ring masters are: President. Nick Kohn: xiil'P-l,I't'Slll0Ill, Nelson Cresson: Secretary, Etta ,lane XXvlgl22,'l0SM'OI'illl Treasurer, Clara Clencleningx. Ainl aronnil llle corner in Tent :lil we find ille S0pll0lll0l't' Class preparing llieir uct for '56, llezuling lllis act are: Presixlent, Put Si- mons: Yice-Presialent, ,lolinny Rlioilesg Secre- tary, Belly Kohn: Treasurer, Fran Patton. S? LQ Sophomore Class Sponsors 25 ff Palrieia Reybold Carolyn .lenny Qi K G E ZLBYJ I gf so Y 7 f xiiiip fix r ffg? fQFRESHMAN WEEK Q s ' 7? 0' 51 gf M Qin, l. I N9 QM if A-9 Q f' 7 'Lg Q W4-ani 03 74 S 5 L. 554 ,ba ,,.-me vu-WP JU l0R Antoinette Andreact Audeen Anstatt Robert Ashenfelter Edgar Bailey Ruth Ballard Clark Baker Daniel Ball Carmella Bartucci Robert Beer ' Rose Marie Bellim Phyllis Belzer Robert Blane Ted Bowers Danny Boy Mary Bracarello Angie Branca Lawrence Branca Aaron Butler James Butler Joseph Byers John Casella Theresa Chadwick Robert Chickelero Clara Clendening William Cliff Leon Coles Beatrice Connor Barbara Cowgill Barbara Cox Nelson Cresson Alvin Dare Gilbert Davis Lynn Davis Virginia Davis Louise DeGarm0 Nancy DeGeorge Ecle Del Conte Mike DeLea Daniel DePrince Dolores Desidero Mary Dickewicz Lurana DiGiacomc Louise Dixon John Dobbs Rose Dominic Albert Doughty Y Vince Druding Claude Duffield Charles Duffield Doris Edwards Paula Evans Stanley Evans Jack Engstrom Rose Marie Fanz Bill Fassbender John Feller Peggy Fisher .4- yt 51' Delbert Fithian Elaine Flemming Kenneth Fowler Geneva Francis Elanna Foell Ida Frye Bill Gallagher Patty Gantz John Gilbert Theresa Genevese Rosalind Gerson Phyllis Grady Charles Graeber Barbara Graves Vivian Graves Eileen Green Barbara Grubb Frances Hagan Dude Haines Marlene Hall Ronnie Hall Jean Hansen Pearl Hansen Eleanor Harris Elizabeth Harrison Joe Harvey Stacy Hazelton Florence Helm Pauline Hemphill Ed Hoffman Anna Hoffner Phil Holleran Anne Howell Helen Howell Ronald Iles Tom Jackson Clara Jeffries Elaine Johnson James Jones Betty Joyce Julia Kakas Thomas Kane Gene Kirby Aloha Kirsh Nick Kohn Lee Anna Killmaiei Anne Knecht Barbara La Joi Angelo Laspata Ruth Layman Doris Ledden Kathryn Lewis Emily Link William Lloyd Sandra Loper Jackie Ludwig Jeanette Marlo ll ...Q-dl Yst.-'F' Wx VG' ' ,,..v-1' wgftf .ass-'U' ,T-..-4 'WST' ,Lv wi' f-xr ..arOl ...I 927' QF' .lohn Marsden Eleanor Marshall Claire McBride Peggy McCann .lanet McCauley Ronald McNealy .limmy McWilliams Barbara Midget! Warren Mills James Moore William Myers Charlotte Nolte Leon Papas Theresa Pauli Frank Patane Albert Pfeifer Hazel Pierce Joe Pihs Albert Pio Susan Pollilo Shirley Post Margaret Price Pearl Pyett Bunny Quigley Charles Randall Joy Redrow Buzz Reid June Reitz Kathryn Ricca Pearl Rule Joe Rumph Jenaene Schaller John Scholl Jerry Scola Albert Scott Barbara Senor Bill Sharp Charles Simmermon .lim Slade Richard Smith Beverly Snow George Spain Keith Staulcup Robert Stetson Lorraine Sterneman Lois Storch James Sweeny Evelyn Sykes Joe Sykes Woody Theel Joan Trautwein Jeanette Vezza Pauline Voce Richard Walker Betty Ware Bill Ware Doris Weidman David White Eugene Wiemer Etta .lean Wiggleswol George Wilson Stanley Winarski Marilyn Yard Charles Young Janet Zane Faye Zabrevsksi Charlie Zielke Lawana Zirbser ay Adams Vivian Addis oanne Ade ohn Agresta lose Alessandrini Iynthia Armstrong ames Armstrong Sidney Atkinson Iecilia Aveni Toni Barescrano lobert Barranger knita Bakely Verna Bateman da Baytops 'atricia Bearh llenda Beck lloria Bernacki Ilaudius Bey ris Birchem Susan Black Donald Blanc acqueline Bunt viarbeth Emond Bonnie Brant Iarol Bridges l'im Booker Nlorwood Bowers Seorge Broady Wancy Bromley Iarol Bruner Stella Buriak Amanda Budd Iacqueline Bunt Kathy Bunt 3etty Cade Kennard Carr Jliver Carr Ralph Carr loe Cassaday losephine Cerino Steve Chalako Pat Cinalli lim Clark Donnis Clee Ronnie Clayton Robert Costa Bill Crawford Donald Crowe Gerry Curry Nina Dalma Daniel D'Amato Alberta Damminger N' loe DiBenedetto Esther DiGarmo Carolyn DeVillier Ada Dow Raymond Dube Virgil Eachus Eleanor Ebert Richard Ebert Pat Edwards Kathy Firman Eddie Firth Melvin Folk Mary Ann Larte Carol Fox Harry Fow John Fraley Eleanor Frazier Irene Frazier Frances Gallagher Bob Cayhart Dolores Genorea Joe Giberson Sue Gottlieb Joe Crasso Kay Griffin Albert Hackers David Haines Harold Haines George Hahn Dolores Hamiltoi Irma Hand Essie Harden Donald Harris James Harris Mary Hayes Patricia Hasher Nanvy Hazard Harry Hazel Leone Hazelton Ernie Henderson John Henderson Howard Heritage Beverly Henry Catherine Hewitt Alice Hoppe Loretta Howell Allen Hurton Earl Hyatt Eudcay Jackson Richard .lavkson Yvalter Jarkson Donald Johnson Louise Johnson Ralph Johnson Dottie Jones Judy Jones Sylvia Kane Sandy Kaufmann Louise .lane Kear Betty Keller Arlene Kellogg Zona Kirk Louie Kirkpatrick .loe Klein Myrna Klett Betty Kohn Carol Komand Helen Lamb Dorsey Lane Robert Lapp Ethel Lathrope Howard Lathrope Morris Lathrope Betty Ledden Larry Lees W'illiam Lewis Martha Lind Jennie Lipari Bose Marie Llacei NVilson Lorentz Bill Lowenbury Jay Lutz Alvin Lyons .lanet Madison Leon Maslowski Carol McCullough Mary McDavitt Shirley McMillan Jerry Mendelson Roger Miller Barbara Mills Jeanette Monahan Francis Money Harriet Mood Richard Mood Christine Moore Julia Moore Dorothy Muller Joe Myers Irene Nofer Robert Packer Joanne Padgett Frances Patton Claire Peterson Janice Pike Roger Pitt Margaret Plisich Mary Polillo Helen Porch Roger Poteat Natalie Price Carolyn Preist Evelyn Preist Harvey Pritchett Joe Puglia Theresa Puzzetelli Mary Raffa Joanne Raymer Wilma Raymond Jean Rehman Adrienne Reininger Vivian Reuter John Rhodes Thomas Riebel Robert Rabeck Harry Rogers Sarah Rule Gregory Russo Marilyn Saulsbury Joe Scherer Leonard Schusterman Robert Scott Warren Scruggs Robert Seffrin Geraldine Shiles Robert Shipley Joan Shipley Bill Sickel Pat Simon Evelyn Smersky Maxine Somers Betsy Stanton Frances Sulzman Barbara Szymanski Mary Ellen Thiele Helen Thomas Jesse Thomas Geraldine Thorton George Thumblert Sherwood Uhl Albert Unrath Jim Vitagliano Patty Voteler Carl Wagner Ethel Wagner Robert Wallace Barbara Walters Harold Ware Wilma Waters Virginia Watson Lois Weidman Hortense Wheeler Jim White Melvin Wigglesworth Claire Wilent Cleo Williams Ross Williams Clara Wise Leslie Wise Charles Wright David Yapundich Frank Yates Joe Young Leona Alli Florence Amalo Elvira Amico June Anderson Sandy Angehr Robert Anstatt Mildred Apostle Ed Atkinson Fern Atkinson Abigail Bailey John Barbagallo Frank Barbera John Beechler Doris Belzer .lo Anne Berkheiser Ulice Bert William Black .lanet Bowe Williamae Bowers Sam Boyd Dick Brady Salvador Branco Barbara Brangenberg Barbara Brown Thelma Burgess Frances Butcher Dolores Caralluzzo .loan Carlin Jerome Carruth Robert Carter Shirley Carter Sarah Calling Janet Cheeseman Lois Cheeseman Palmira Chillari Frank Cilo Rosalie Cinque Paul Cinque Mervyn Clevenger Lillian Cline Edward Coffin Kathleen Coffin Emmy Lou Collins Gail Copper Isiah Couser Robert Cramer Russell Crammer Carol Craspan Shirley Cristy Kenneth Crompton Ben Davis Betty Deschler Paula DeStefano Virginia DeTaranto Jean DeVillier Dick Diezel Phyllis Dinovi Steve DiTullio Frederick Dixon time Donnelly llice Dove 'herman Dow 'red Erliart i1ll'lJ2ll'1l Fanfarillo Ilaine Farren Edith Ferrer folundzi Flamma Juvid Fover amos Fraction oseph Frurtion lilly Frazer fully Freeman Ionnie Fronolick Jorma Fryer Dolores Carton fnrniella Cuiliani 'homas Gottlieb Emmett Graves uliet Green Anthony Greenwood Cunnan Mae Grumby 'nul Halley 'llil Hall lillmrt Hamilton Islmtnl llunlxsick ltniml llzirmer lunim- Harrell Yillium Harris olin Heggan 'hyllis Henderson Ilizubetll Heritage lzlrlmrn Hertkorn unive Hill ylvainia Hines lun Hitzelberger Iennetli Hoffman lildrc-cl Hoffman trtliur Holden iluine Harvaxth lean Hyatt Ithel Johnson eun Johnson essie Johnson Beatrice Jones loward Jones Jamey Jones letty Jordan ony Josato 'am-y Joseph anive Joyve im Justice .lex Kearney ,mma Kelly 'olores Kiger arol Kilburger larbara King lalvin King arolyn Kirbride Michael Kostic Helen Le Claire Norman Lafferty Lydia Lagers Joe La Porta Ellen Lapp llleane Leady Ethel Lees Edward Lewis Rita Lizzio Barbara Majoli James Marmon Charles Martin Charlotte Martin Larry Mazza Ronnie McCrim Nina McCullough Vivian McDaniels Helen McDevitt Paul McQuade Lee Mecouch Thomas Meddings Dick Mehner Arlene Melvins Vince Menna Josephine Michael Lynn Mines Harold Mitchell Nick Mitcho Martha Morath Agnes Moore Noel Moore Shirley Moore Richard Mueller Kathleen Neale Anthony Neri Larry Nicholas Elmer Nolte Joan Oland Raymond Pace Charles Pahl Eileen Parish Joanne Parks James Paurul Thomas Payne Francis Pearmon Howard Pennell Sam Petane Barbara Peterson Helen Pollock Aurelia Pontoni Robert Pratt Lorraine Press Dan Price Richard Price Harry Prince Judy Pyett Bill Rainey Virginia Reck lilt-e-n Router oe Rhodes amos Rose times Rosenberry luth Roun Zustav Ruggiero uno llllmpf it-rm-delle Svarpente lillu-rt Srholl i1lI'lHlI'Ll Svhrvy Vult Serad osvph Sergi olin Settrell tlairitm Sholmire 'rum-ine Sikorski tlyoun Simmons luil Simon Iutlwrine Smith Dirk Smith Joris Smith 'eggy Smith leorge Smortz o Ann Souder 'homas Stewart 'riscilla Surran lick Syhalrn illirlvy Taylor ired Tevklenberg lurlmrai Thies David Thompson Jonnld Thomsen flyrna Thorn oy:-e Thornton lllwrt Todd ,uvillc Tulmertine 'hyllis Tuminia vlury Ann Turic ,etitia Unger 'eggy Yun Leer it-len Yottcler 'luncy Wilton larol Ware Ierman Wager Xlberta Wleeler It-orge W'entzel ielen Wlcsley Stuart White Fwila White fhristine Whitlock iurold Wiemer loan Wilkinson Edward W'illets lerry Wlills doretta Wise Xnna Wolfe Joris Wooton netta Wright Wilma Wright freddie Yates Sara Zane 64 ,fa-151W f , , ba., ,,, - r i' , 11' 1 1111 .1 ,x x v ,1 ' J, 11, 1 11 ip, 1 1 '11' 11111 1131 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 11-111 '11 11 ' 1'1'y1gf. 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 I 1 1 1 1111 111 1 111 1 1' 1 1 1 -1 . ' '1 1 11 1 111 1 1 11 1 1111 1 XXX 1,1 L 1 11 111114K 1 11 1.11.1 111 11 '11 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 ,1 11 j 11 f 111 11 ' '1 '1 ' 1 1 11, 11 '1 1 '11'1 11111 1111 '1111'1 ' 111'-1 1 1 W 4 1 1 ,1 11 111 11 11 111 f 1 ll 1111111 1 11 1 1 111111 11 11' 11111 1 111511 11' 1 1 1 562111 111 1 11 11 1111 11 11111 lg Q 111 11 1111 111111 11111111 11 111' 1 1 11. 11 111 1111111111 1 1111111 11'11'11 ' I' 1 1 'K 11,11f11'f 1 J V1 if 1 11111 1 1111.1 f 1 14511 ,Z 111131 I' 111 X L-f 'F W 11. Acfivrtaes A hdvl WX ivpmtqx M, ' WM f,,1 .'lX . Y,x 3 ,Nw F lf! X' i 5 111' N ! 5 w? ' QQ 1. w +A 3, lx K 'MI' NIIUE V I 1 A , W' A 0 N 'GW , 4 r . ff Rx U W' x u 1 ', .Ink T- . . ,a , v,'I' v 2 ' 'vim N my If X J , A A 4 I A .lL , ' ff 'f', N 4 Y' I , . R , I ll, X' if 1, ,p 5? , ' ,f-. l' 2 X A W' ,f , ,f x ,fy s , I K' X ,JM W f S a 9 ' rr-ref' ' f . ll xf N 5 . ff x K x , ff A dw v s X 5 1 . X 5 X Q 6 .I 1 'I 'M I K! i yy r' 1. V xx f f ff ' . , I' K XV ,Q I - its H V If NG 43 ff' 7- 6 XX I C: X ff 1 . : : if' 1- J fb 5 I Af af, 7 'Q K 1 K3 fx' .O,. . THE CHIIIR Wllellever choral music is needed for any occasion under the Big Top, the choir, under Mrs. Robbins' expert leadership, can always be counted upon. They were spotlighted three times during the past yearg at Christmas time, at the Annual Choral Concert in February, and at the beautiful Easter Pageant in April. Ii0L i',' an-. Q 1 E. .X MRS. ERICKSON Advisor EVELYN CRABER Assistant Editor EXECUTIVE STAFF Left to right: lack Cleclfner, June Kilburger, Carole Accoglio, Josie Carino, Nancy Steffen, Evelyn Graber Bonnie Huber, Herbert Wescott, Mrs. Erickson, Ed Wi: narski, Len Lescure, Jerry Joyce, Vince Broady. HERBERT WESCOTT Editor-in-Chief MAR00 and GOLll Now ladies and gentlemen, I want to bring your attention to the Maroon and Cold. I have here one of the most mystic and one of the most stupendous sights you will ever see. Here lie all the secrets and escapades 'of the whole circus. It is none other than the 6'diary of the Big Top. If you should take a peek into this book, you will find a record of our four years of circus life. 'llhrough the capable help of our advisor, Mrs. Dorothy Erickson, and through the co-operation of our yearbook staff, we bring you our treasure chest of memoriesaour year- book. LITERARY STAFF Seated, left to right: Edna MacFadden, Nancy Steffen, Connie Stanton. Standing: Albert Dube, Winnie Van Fleet, Lorraine Boyd, Edythe Cloak, Gail Sangree, Louise Boyd, Florence Thomas, Max Branderbit. ADVERTISING MANAGERS Left to right: Joseph LaPorta, Michael Carmolingo, Advertising Mllmlgefs- ART STAFF Left to right: Jack Gleckner, Lorraine Parks, Edward Winarski, Loretta Flinn, Joan Pritchett, Thomas White. TYPING STAFF First row, left to right: Alfredo Murphy, Jackie Simmermnn, Cass Reineck. Second row: Esther Hoffman, Bonnie Huber, Joann Merlino, June Kilburger. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Left to right: Leonard Lescure, Jeanette Lyons, Ed MacDonald, Donna Rahn, Jerry Joyce. 69 2. - Kr QT G. 5? X A-N KX ,. . S Q I 1' l. A . , ' , ' K h Q A 'Q I 'Tlx mi A KIUJHMLIHI 5' ,-p-4 N OFFICERS Vincent Broady President Louise Boyd Vice President Audcen Anstatt Secretary Nelson Cresson Treasurer Mrs. Ruth Hanna Mrs. Lois Fisler Advisors VINCENT BROADY President Student Council Emerging from the south corner of the build- ing one hears varied and sundry sounds, some almost reaching the weird stage. A stretch of the imagination and one can almost hear the various barkers selling their wares . Coming closer and closer to the arena we are aware that it is the noon hour activity and its accom- panying sounds eminating from the gym. Yes folks, this is another of the activities handled under the Big Top by your Student Council. Realizing that entertainment is as much a part of school life as the declension of nouns, or the skills learned on the football field, much time and money are expended in achieving this purpose. just as the circus grounds are protected and human welfare safeguarded, so too, is every effort made to guarantee the health and welfare of the citizens trampling in the sawdust under our Big Top. The Hub Like tlle eircus billboards and iiewspupvr zlilverliseiilc-ills, the llub acts as the chief meams of keeping: the 'ciiiussc-s informed of the goings on under the CHS big top. In each edition we find eliflerent school uc- tivities and their performers spot- Iiglllllxll, :md for il Sideshow, the gos- sip column is provided. From Sep- lvinlwr lo june, as long us llie show is on the road, the Hub functions as an regular big top feature. First row, left to right: Mrs. Verderose, Evelyn Sykes, Herbert Wescott, Joan Trout- woin, Miss Jenny. Pearl Pyell. Second row: Joan Carson, Alfredo Murphy, June Kil- burger, Connie Stanton, Edna MacFadden, Dona Rohn, Josie Carina, Carole Accoglio, Esther Hoffman, Edgar Bailey, Antoinette Andreacchio, Florence Thomas, Bunny Quigley, Audeen Anstatt. Third row: Fran- cis Duffy, Vince Druding, Barbara Miclgett, Jerry Joyce. Herbert Wescott, Evelyn Sykes, Joan Tfdllfweifl- ADVISORS Mrs. Lucy Verderose and Miss Carolyn Jenny. SENIOR MEMBERS First row, left to right: June Kilburger, Connie Stanton, Edna MarFafIden, Donna Rahn, Florence Thomas. Second row: Alfreda Murphv, Josie Carino, Carole Accoglio, Esther Hoffman, Joan Carson. i U . Left to right: Eileen Colle, Camilla Vasquez, .lackie Gonsalez, Mary Cl: A small hut avtive group 15 this group Pat Lee, Winnie Van Fleet, Lorraine Boyd, Louise Boyd, Gail Sangree of Senior girls. Sponsored out of school hy our substitute Spanish teacher, Mrs. Ennis, the girls niet regularly every Tlinrsmlaiy I'iYCIli!lQI and held their so- cinllv infornial meetings in the best as 'sn' 1 - Y H fashion. First ron: left to right: Pauline Hemphill, Doris Led- alen. Ivan llansen. Lois Srorclz. Doris Weidman, Betty Ware. Sevonrl row: Rosalind Gerson. Aurleen Anslatt, fintoinelte .-lnzlrearrliio. Clara Clenllenning. Marilyn Yard. Paula Evans. Thirrl row: Miss Reybolcl, Ad- visor, lfea Connor, Eileen Crein, Lairana Zirbser, Vir- ginia Davis. Louise De Garmo. Fourilz row: Aloha Thelma Unger. Senior Tri-Hi-Y Junior Girls' Hi-Y Kirsch, Bunny Quigley, lilary Dielfzvilz, Jackie Ludwig, Pearl Rule. 72 Hear the noise? No, it's not coming from the sideshow, nor the animals' cages. It's the Junior Hi-Y meeting in room 113. The juniors, under the cap- able guidance of Miss Patricia Revhold had another banner year. Standing. left to right: Mary Bracarello, Io- sephine Vinevarcl. Rose Marie Vezza, Janet Zane. Phyllis Reiehner, Pearl Ilonsell, Elea- nore Johnson, Dolores Dove, Elaine Johnson. Seated: Lois Morgan, Barbara Mills, Miss Hazel, Advisor, Hazel Hargrove, Constance Moore, Ada Dow, Naomi Miller. Future llomemakers Along with the F.F.A. and the F.T.A. Glasshoro High also has an F. H. A. Chapterg The Future HOIIICIIIHICQFS of America. Sponsored by Miss Gladys Hazel, these girls learn the sciences of lllllllltlllilklllg through their work in the school's Home Economics Department. F. F. A. While we walk through the mid way we come in hearing distance of a side show harker! As we come nearer, we find he is talking about the F.F.A. W'ho is the barker? No one but Mr. E. Yvarren Crodotzke. Mr. Grodotzke, who is the sponsor, tells us that the F.F.A. stands for the Future Farmers of America, an organi- zation made up of the young men who hope to, and work to be suc- cessful farmers. Seated, left to right: Ioan Padgett, :Alive Hoppe, Barbara Walter, Eileen Caffe, Carol McCullough, Barbara Mills, Miss Reybold. Stand- ing: Barbara Griener, Lois Cheese- man, Eileen Reuter, Dolores Kiger, Emmy Lou Collins, Ruth Roun, Eileen Parrish, .loan Shipley, Betty Kohn. F. T. A. ll national organization and The F.T.A. is its Anne H. Classhoro High is justly proud of Fll' tt twill :ter nlunvd in honor ol Nliss lzlhott, 4 I0 A il 9 ' a former G.Il.S. English teacher. Sponsored hy Miss Rcyhold, the incnihers will all one day he teachers. iii: ational Honor Sooiot The National Honor Society has many chapters throughout the United States. It is composed of the Star Performers in our classrooms. Its members must not only maintain high scholastic averages, but also possess the qualities of leadersl1i.p, character, and service in our school as determined by a committee of teachers who give them these ratings. First row, left to right: Lois Starch, Treas- urerg Jean Hansen, Secretaryg Vince Braady, Presidentg Carol May, Vice Presidentg Mrs. Lutz, Advisor. Second raw: Gail Sangree, Connie Stanton, Edna MacFarlclen, Eileen Caffe, Pat Lee, Winnie Van Fleet, Thelma Unger. Third raw: Francis Gallagher, Nick Kohn, Tom Jackson, Herb Wescatt, Jerry Joyce, Chad Lynrh, Bill Patton. Fourth row: Angie Branca, Joan Trautwein, June Kil- burger, Carole Acroglio, Alfreda Murphy, Ev- elyn Cralzer, Jeanne!! Lyons, Florence Thomas. Fifth row: Rose Bellino, Lawana Zirbser, Jay Redraw, Barbara Jones, Betty Ware, Aloha Kirsh, Mary Diekewicz. Last row: Paula Evans, Etta Wigglesicvorth, Bunny Quigley, Ev- elyn Sykes, Barbara Midgelt, Antoinette An- dreacchio, Audeen Anstatt. The Honor Society also includes Sophomores who are eligible for mem- bership, but must be accepted by the upper classmen during a special meeting ' each year. They then remain probationary members, until their junior year. The society's purpose is to further the principles for which the organization was established. Hall Patrol First row: Sponsor, Mr. Connelly, Capt. ferry Joyce, Pres. Vince lfroady. lst. floor Lieut. Chad Lynch, Tres. Nancy Steffen. V. Pres. Russel Snow, 2nd floor Lieut. Herb Wescott. Second row: Thelma Un- ger, Eileen Golfe. Third row: Do- reen Satlcrfielrl. Ann Bradshaw, Nina Amadco. Josie Carino. Fourth row: Leonard Lescure, Louise Boyd. Fifth row: Bud Flynn, W'in- nie Van Fleet. Sixth row: Jimmy Bergmann. Lorraine Boyd, Pat Lee. Seventh row: llill Patton. Pat Scott. Eighth row: Don Karper, Edna MacFa1lden. Irene Brown. Ninth row: George Esgro, John Aveni, lfdylhe Cloak, Dolores Hamilton, Eleanor Johnson. Tenth row: Donna Rohn. Fd Macllonalrl, Pete Haynizc, Milfe Carmolingo, Lou Hoffman, Ed Wallace. Wie present to you at this time the hall pa- trol. This organization is composed of seniors whose joh is to maintain order in the hulls and to keep them free and clear of confusion. Under the ahle leadership of their sponsor, hir. Con- nolly, they are uhlc to render this fine service to our school. Our assembly committee is the group which books the performers and plans the weekly entertainment which is staged in our auditorium. This committee consists of representatives from each class plus two advisors from the faculty. This is the group that makes our Thursday mornings more enjoyable. Seated, left to right: Audeen Anstatt, Nancy Steffen, Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Lutz, Connie Stanton, Frances Patton, .lune Kilburger. Standing: Tom Kane, Chad Lynch, Pat Simon, Bill Frazer. X, 55137 C 0 F1 Assembl Committee l s l ig, 7 3, fk fs . kliviwif ' K ' 9 R'--N :Mk 2315 EEE EASTER PAGEANT f Y ' E llijg X S A I A fZ77f7WJ 1, ff 4 'Q Cy! N C 1 5 .4 A0- T xg, J I A LQ . -- . C J, X x S X xr 2 . + N J h 4 2:7 ' 'K LJ I u X M , Q 'Q NNE C A Q' Y X I 1 N ff- - -4' fag lin M A fd , , , ' ' lf -an x V' 495530 K W' WW Ol llqs Gfcrobafs . . , , , , THE ATHLETES X iff f ef! X 5 5 lm 8 2 of-aww. Bottom row le t to ri ht , f r W. Fassbender, J. Henfler- son, 1. Aveni, W. Hayes, B. Bunn, W. Patton, G. Flynn, V. Broady, C. Lynch, R. Bateman, I. Robinson, H. Lees. Middle row: C. Smerin-Coach, W. Theel, R. Rollins - Coach, J. Moore, T. Kane, M. Reid, N. Kohn, N. Cresson, D. DePasqueale, W. Mills, W. Ware, P. Simon, D. John- son, C. Baker, R. Connelly -Coach. Top row: V. Men- na, I. Marsden, D. Ball, R. Jackson, D. Williams, M. DeLea, 1. Dobbs, G. Broady, J. Young, R. Johnson, 1. Ilerrshalt. Lei' ,- Num Connelly' tliflsv ' Robert nd R0 5mef Ravmo chaflff, fismi W FOOTBALL Sept. 26 - Mercllantville .... ..,..... H ome Oct. 3 - Gloucester ........ .,...... A way 10 - Penns Grove ...... .....,.. H ome 17 - Pitman ,,,.....,,,.,. ,, ,,,,, Away 24- - Moorestown .... ..,..... A way 31 - Woodbury .... ..,...,. H ome Nov. 14 - Clayton ....... ........ H Ome 21 - Regional ............. ........ A way 26 - Paulsboro .............. ....,. ,........ A w ay Coaches Charles Smerin Ray Rollins Robert Connolly Robert Kalapos Student Nlanagcr William Fassbender I JOHN AVENI GEORGE FLYNN ROBERT BATEMAN BERNARD RUNN F00'l'l!ALL And now we are proud to present to you one of the most sensational, the most colossal, the greatest team of our time!--The C.H.S. Foot- ball Squad of ,54. Our boys went all out this year and ended up with a fine total of eight wins and only one defeat. To back up this fine team we give credit, as well as our congratula- tions, to our fine coaching staff headed by Charles Smerin, assisted by Robert Connolly, Ray Rollins, and Robert Kalapos. Top row, left to right: Gil Hamilton, Fred Tecklen- berg, Henry Mills, Dick Smith, .loe Rhodes, Nick Mitcho, Anthony Neri, Coach Rollins. Bottom row: Vince Menna, John Heggan, .foe LaPorta, Fred Yates, Ed Lewis, Walt Seria, Elmer Nolte, Dave Thompson, Joe Robinson. VINCE BROADY WILLIAM PATTON CHAD LYNCH WILLIAM HAYES JQHN RIZZO VARSITY BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Chad Lynch, Ed Wallace, .lack Gleckner, Dominic De Pasquale, John Aveni. Second row: Coach Grodotzke, Warren Mills, Come with us now to the popular winter attraction, boys, basketball. This year, due to the wonderful, marvelous playing of our boys and the coaching of Warren Grodotzke, our boys came through with the Glouces- ter County Jamboree Cham- pionship. Indee we are glad to bring to you t is swell team. We extend to the team and Coach our thanks for a tremen- dous squad. Harold Ware, George Esgro, Joe Robinson, Manager. JV BASKETBALL First row, left to right: Steve Chalakos, Bill Thornton, Thomas Jackson, Joe Young. Second row: Thurmond Dow, Paul McQuade, Bill Frazier, BA KETBALL COACH KALAPOS JOHN AVENI COACH GRODOTZKE GEORGE ESGRO ED WALLACE CHAD LYNCH Ab, gg JOHN GLECKNER 84 Twirlers Left to right: Sandra Haines, Gloria Biernacki, Yvonne Huber, Delores Desiderio, Esther Hoffman. SIDE MAJORETTES Left to right: Louise Boyd, Barbara Mills. Cheerleaders Lert to right: Rose Marie Bellifw, June Kilburger, .loan Trautwein, Jo Ann Raymer, Josie Carino, Cap- taing Nina Amadeo, Bunny Quigley, .lean Hansen, An- gie Branca. An added atraction to the main rings of the circus are our peppy cheerleaders. These girls are always seen in the act whether it be Football, Basketball, or Pep Rallies. Their trainer, Miss Reybold works real hard to make their act a big success. PATRICIA REYBOLD S Color Guard Band Now we will have a super circus spe- ciul bv the C.ll.S. haml supervised by the capable maestro Robert Young- hlooal. Along with our liigli stepping majorettes, the band gave some out- Left to right: Irene Brown, Theresa Puzzetelli, Patricia Lee, Edna MacFarlden. ? Sllllllllllg pcxlorluunces this year. NANCY STEFFEN Twirlers, kneeling, from left: Sandra Haines, Delores Desiderio. Bonnie Huber, Head Majolette Nancy Steffen. Gloria Biernacki, Esther Hoffman. Standing: Louise Boyd, Irene Brown. Terry Puzzietelli. Barbara Mills. Edna McFadden, Pat Lee. Bottom row: Connie Eranolich, Bill Frazer, Joe La Porta, Bill Galagher, Pat Cinalli, 'Paul Cinque, Kenneth Compton. Ann Bradshaw. becond row: Connie Stanton, Elizabeth Heritage, Charles Lisa Phu, T . .h , V. . . , . y I9 ummina, DBIOFIS Wooton, Tuila White. Maxine Somers, Joanne Souders. Third row: Louise Tumminia, George Hann, Mervyn Clevenger, Herman Wagner, Norman Laf- ferty, Tommy Gottlieb, Jane Wilcox, Jesse Tweed. Fourth row: Thomas Jackson. Lorraine Boyd, James Vitagliano, Gilbert Scholl, Joe Grosso, Wilson Lorentz, Charles Gunderman, George Spain. Fifth row: William Rainey, Angelo Laspata, Harold Mitchell, Kenneth Fowler, Frank Barbera. Milton Lyons, Myrna Thorn. Sixth row: Eunice Harrell, Janice Joyce, Anna Wolfe, Lillian Cline, George Smortz, Benjamin Davis, Donald Randall, Eugene W eimer. . X ' JOHN AVENI ROBERT BATEMAN JAMES BERGMANN RONALD BUNTINC Baseball Last but not least on the boys sports roster, is the sport known as the national pastime to many-baseball. C.H.S. is looking forward to a good season with many veterans returning to the expert coaching of Ray Rollins. Best of luck to the team of '54. 5 , 2g,.E..u L gf',,HS. RAYMOND RoL1.1Ns Coach Back row, left to right: Dominic DePasquale, Bob Bateman, Nick Kohn, Richard Jackson, Charles Randall, .lohn Rhodes, Patrick Simon, Jimmy Winterburg, Coach Rollins. Front row: John Aveni, Tony Esgro, Albert Zienneker, Paul Lee, Ronald Bunting, John Keller, Jim Bergmann, Herbert Wescott, Manager. Wrestling Three slaps on the mat and he's pinned swings us over to the sensational sport of wres- tling. The team did very well thisiyear under the auspices of Robert Kalapos and Murray Leff. Good luck to the future mat men of G.H.S. M, i f Track af? Q90 :large Left to right: Coach Mr. George Kelerchian, Joe Young, .lohn Dobbs, Wayne Murphy, Nelson Cresson, .lo- seph Herrschaft, Richard Mood. First row. left to right: Mr. Kolapos, Robert Mitchell, Gil Hamilton, Harvey Pritchett, Al- vin Lyons, Phil Hill. Second row: Milton Lyons, Tommy White, Don Williams. Don Johnson, Ed Firth, Sam lloyd. Third row: Charlie Randall, Nelson Cresson, Bernie Bunn, Delbert Fithian, Ed MacDonald, John Dobbs. Get ready, get set, go and we take you to a great outstanding unforgettable track team. The pole vaulting, broad jumping, running, javelin and disc throwing group look very promising under the leadership of Robert Connolly. Good luck to the team of ,54. 23 2' iii VARSITY HOCKEY Left to right: Sara Boyd, Barbara Mills, Rose Domi- nic, Evelyn Priest, Nancy Hazard, Etta .lane Wiggles- worth, Frances Patton, Betty Kohn, Carolyn Priest, Lor- raine Parks, Miss Hohen- stein. Front: Lorraine Boyd, Thelma Unger, Louise Boyd. Girls' Hockey is L . . . ll? 21411, - . , E A flu-L of tho stick, and we bring t0 , f you in the svcoml ring of girls sp0rts- LA A 7 the great, m.gignificent hockey team. 7 f ' m, tis, if This H-'ur tho te-'un showed some out- -7 jf M I 'ik ' ' .- ' . ' I . , - Slillltllllgl plalyulg Lllllllly hacked IJYJLMXYVL' X' 94 '--' il, Com-lx ll0llt'llSlt'lll. 'l'h0 girls hroke even ' H this yt-ar with tl fine total of four- wins, 0 RRAINE BOYD four lUS5L'S'ill31l one tie. hood going to 1 f JVN thc tt-gnu ol al. 7 , t ff, ,J JY ,JAMA W! X, .M fl? -. ,. .,,,,tp.g1 f i' 6 nt 3 fiislfifs' 'A 1. Miss HOHENSTEIN Q JV HOCKEY Left to right: Miss Hohen- stein, Lorraine Parks, Thelma Burgessg Lillian Klein, Letitia Unger, Mild- red Hoffman, Sandra Loper, Barbara Symanski, Nina Delma, Lois Weidnian, Sara Boyd. Front: Cynthia Arm- strong, Barbara Fanfarilla. 88 LOUISE BOYD Q' . In -hi f i i f li sl 1 4 LORRAINE BOYD THELMA UNGER WINIFRED VAN FLEET PATRICIA LEE VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling. left to right: Winnie Van Fleet, Pat Lee, Ham Boyd, Hank Boyd, Irene Brown, Thelma Unger. Standing: Fran Patton, Evelyn Priest, Nancy Hazard, Carol Hazard, Audeen Anstatt, Dona Rahn, Twila White, Coach Charlotte Hohenstein, Barbara Mills. Girls' Basketball Proudly we hail, in the main ring for girls sports-Class borois colossal and outstanding girls' basketball team. This year, Classboro can certainly be proud of its all senior varsity squad under the coaching of Charlotte Hohenstein, for winning the first Tri-County League Basketball Championship ever to be had in C.H.S. Congratulations for winning the championship, and having a record of eight wins and only two defeats-the team of '54-. LL' , -.M ' V1 . f. , , ,. E ., . . . l IRENE BROWN DONNA RAHN 5 tfw i t i' , ni V LOUISE BOYD JV BASKETBALL Kneeling, left to right: Mildred Hoffman, Barbara Fanfarillo, Nina Dalma, Frances Money. Standing: Barbara Mills, Doris Wooton, Barbara Syzmanski, Carol Brunner, Ada Dow, Jacqueline Bunn, Miss Hohenstein. SOPHOM0llE IIIIP I f7 , f , . . y. 'fi f 1 x... Agfa ,. X' f 1 V-,B,4f.f-fC. ! ff if K- ' 1 92 CLASS DINNER FACULTY MEETINGS Facuhy Student BaskethaH 3 , nf 'qt Q' . ,. qw , . ,gi I 1: ' K. Q i3 5 .. i M--vs 1: 1, , .V . W P W' i K .. .K K. . , ffww 5 -fl? 5553252 . ,.., W Q Q 9. -s.. -. N .iw Q N t V ii Q K ew' .. h ifi is i f . -- J, : 51 gr5y'fFffW7 ' K Us I . :L W ls i ,,. :Q-.4 -y Z , ff, : WA Q Q ' wah! wxky -, - ,Lg 7 --New .35 Su. Sm ' .Sil5,A Q., Egg an x A. 'ii f Lan.: ... l 'rc Finale Now the time has come for our circus to fold up its tents, put away the costumes, and move on to a different setting. Vl'e enter now into the most mysterious stage one could find, the world. We the class of ,54 extend our sincere thanks to G.H.S. for preparing us for our life perform- ance. We leave with tear filled eyes and heavy hearts. Though each of us may enter a different ring, we shall never forget the thrills, sorrows and little thinffs about our four year perform- 1' ance at G.H.S. These years, were the un- doubtedly happiest time of our life. x x x FRIENDS OF THE SCHOOL Walt's Service Station Mr. 81 Mrs. Albert Hoffman B. J. K., A Friend Mr. Harvey B. Horn Compliments of Horn's Gift Shop Ida McCellan Dress Shop The Richmond Shop Tillie's Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert C. Connolly Mimi and Duke Carole and Donnie Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Accoglio Mr. and Mrs. John LaPorta Bonnie and Joe Margie and Bill Victor Linen and Gift Shoppe Jean and Jimmy Rose Marie and Frank Pete's Sunoco Station Buddy and Doris Beatrice Schickel Elsie Miller Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hoffman Shirley Haines Spike Jones Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Huber Mr. and Mrs. Pete ,Carina GSJ Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Schultz Tony Williams Garage Just A Friend Ernest lTimJ Sykes C. Chickelero Williamstown Hosiery Mill Lanzalotti Furniture Store Mrs. Anna Lutz Parks' Grocery Store John Stoffel Hagerman's Men'a Store Roy P. Lodge. P. D. Pharmacist Fleeta Lynch, Dry Cleaning A Friend Phil's Barber Shop Rae's Shoppe Cedar Chest Variety Store Miss Catherine Rauelanbush Atkins0n's Confectionery Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Lucas Marzo Market, Imported Groceries Mr. 81 Mrs. G. D. Leming Joan 81 Jimmy Wes Jones Nursery Tootsie's Barber Shop Zucca's Tavern Dr. William L. Hingston Williamstown News Agency l I Compliments of AlTMAN'S 5 and 10 sylulukgg 59 Q ATLANTIC CITY , M... : ,,l,T-1 4, ,+ ELECTRIC CCMPANY qllg j'15x mmuowun Gkfdffk somunnuzwnnsrv 152 So. Main St. OIOIIIIV ' tlutvuvu - usoua Vvilliumstown, N. .l. E. C. ADE, PH. G. With The Compliments The f Rexall 0 Store PHARMACY ART AND .lEAN'S l0'12 High St. G.L. 4-5121 Classboro, N. J. Black Horse Pike Drugs - Toiletries - Sundries . l Williamstown, Neil Jersey Let Us Fill Your Prescription Needs 1, I, ABB011 5, SON ARTISIIC UPHOISIERING Custom Made Upholstering Furniture Paint - Hardware Reupholstering I d S ia' Supplies sup covers st Awnings at A11 147 E- High Street Flexalum Blinds Glassborog New Jersey Clayton, N. J. GL. 4-2823 ' AUIOMOBIIE ASSOCIATION ACE PHARMACY and GIFT SHUP of 'IEW JERSEY Auto - Insurance Mr. and Mrs. C. Burkett, Sr. Am Fin n . o - a cmg Pitman, New Jersey 354 - North Delsea Drive GL. 4-6901 GOOD LUCN STUDENTS BEll'S GIFT SHOP 21 S. llrou tlxs an y Pitnluu. New Jersey SIYCCEFF ls the Result of: G f'1'li l1 C1 'fT5 bf' Good thoughts. 'T A religion of your msn rlmive T A th-fire for uppurtunltv. not serurity. 23 Year, ferviug: Office Equipment und Nluvlnim-r in South Jersey ASHLEY-McCORMICN CO. Ol FItIE Ol TFITTERS' ITRIIJGETON. N. J. Rush-ruft - Non-ross - Gibson Phone PI. 3-4427 Blll And WAlT'S TAVERN NVilliauust0wn - 9-8930 Blau-k Horse Pike Xvillianustown, N. J. . BAKER BROTHERS Compliments Yurietv Stores of 13-li-lf East High Street Glussboro. N. J, DR. And MIS. WIllIAM A. BLACK Phone lllusflmro bl-1320 Q A Complete Fond Market lu The Ridge We Invite Your Patronu e BATfNlfR'S Fuirluu u Market BOB'S SUNOCO STATION Bridgeton Pike Mullivn Hill. N. J. M Ullieu Hill 5-4891 BOWER'S SUNOCO SERVICE At The Point Tires - Batteries - Accessories Lubrication at its Best Classhoro, N. J. For Pick up and Delivery Phone: Glassboro 4-9700 Chevrolet Cadlllac BUDD MOTOR SAlES Broadway 31 Park Avenue Pitman. New Jersey Distributors U. S. Tires 81 Tubes CARl'S SWEET SHOP 10 West High Street Glassboro, N. J. Subs - Sodas - Sundaes OSCAR E. CARR aa s Everyb0dy's Coal Man' Building Lime, Sewer Pipe, Coal, Hardware, Paints, Cements, Feed, Hay, Fencing Classboro, N. J. Phone CLassb0ro 4--4511 I 1 . Compliments of Compliments of BUCK AND BEll N. B. CARRE Williamstown, N. J. O Q A Fine Diamonds Elgin Watches Frigidaire Appliances - Easy Washers - Youngstown Kitchens Blue Coal and Kopper's Coke Williamstown, N. J. Compliments of CATTEll'S JEWETRY STONE 53 N. Main St. Phone Q-4621 Glassboro, N. J. Ph. GL. 4-2732 Fresh Vegetables from Our Farm to Your Table CHEW'S Reliable Road Side Market Turnersville. N. J. COLES' FRIENDLY SERVICE General Auto Repairs Battery - Cas - Oil - Tires - Tubes Service - Lubrication Phone 5-3861 Mullica Hill, N. J Complete Wheel Balancing and Alignment H. CLAYTON Gasoline - Fuel Oil - Kerosene North Delsea Drive Phone CL. - 4-9356 Classboro, N. J. COZY INN Excellent Food Mullica Hill, N. J. COSTA'S MOTOR SALES MS GUARANTEED USED CARS Glassboro, N. J. Phone BLackwood 8-0200 Baby Chicks Turkey Poults Crestmont Hatchery Black Horse Pike Grenlock, N. J. E. C. HARTMANN JAMES l. COBBIN .IEWELERS Watchmaker 8 Jeweler South Broadway Pitman, N. J. Phone Pltman 3-4318 Distributor of Lum, Gorham., Towle International 81 Heirloom Sterlings Diamonds Watches Jewelry D'AMICO'S JEWELRY Watch - Clock - Jewelry Repairing 213 Ellis St. Phone: CL. 4-5247 Classboro DElSEA FARMS Delsea Drive Hurffville, New Jersey Fruits 81 Vegetables Gift Fruit Baskets Wholesale Sz Retail Phone PI 3-1272 Walter C. Hurff DElSEA GREENHOUSE Glassboro, N. J. Florists Telephone: CL. 4-2929 R. Snively Jr. Prop. DOUGHlY'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 228 N. Delsea Drive, Clayton, N. J. Repairs on All Makes of Television - Radios Automatic Washers - Dryers - Ranges Refrigerators James A. watson V Shop-CL. 4-3100 DUBRlNN'S Fooo MARKET tSelf - Service? Delsea Drive Hurffville, N. J. Choice Meats, Groceries Frozen Foods and Produce Phone: Pitman 3-9628 Free Delivery JOHN DIlKS - OPTOMETRIST Classhoro, N. J. Eyes Examined - Classes Fitted Phone: GLassboro 4-4949 EARl'S SELF-SERVICE E000 MARKET Groceries, Meats, Frozen Food Produce and Ice Cream Black Horse Pike - Opposite The Hub Open Evenings Earl Owen, Prop. STANLEY DODSON Hardwood Floors Rubber Tile Plastic Wall Tile Linoleum Phone CL. 4-4868 Ford Tractor Dearborn Equipment IAS. l. EASllACN -SONS Richwood, N. J. P ' M s South Delsea Drive Classboro, N. J. Omer owelb Garden T'f'c b Expert Fittings in Shoppe EDNA'S LINGERIE SHOPPE Cllnrvh Street and Railroad Avenue xxvilllLllllSl0h n. New Jersey Miss Swank. Jantzen. Exquisite Form Flu-lusive ln This Community Mrs. Edna Dubois. Prop. For Home Servite Dial WI-9-6107 ElITE BAKERY Makers of Fine Cakes K Pastries 213 West High Street lllasslmro. N. J. Phone GL. 4-6644 EllIS' MARKET Wim. lf. STEYEYSON. Prop. ME.-NTS and CROCERIES FRESH KILLEIJ l'0l'LTRY Compliments of EVANS' DAIRY Serving Glassboro Phone: Pitman 3-2415 Q NORMAN R. EVANS ' R f 3 g .f Appliance Dealer 127 Haddon Ave. Phones: Electrical Contractors Haddonfield. N. J. HAd. - 9-5254 46 N Main SL Glassbom N J 92750 Phone: GL. 4-2933 um L. mourn conmw ,om ,MR The Busy Corner TAILORINC Swedesboro. N. J. Dry Cleaning - Fur Storage Warehouse Phone - Suedeshoro 7-0610 Williallnstowsn. N. J. Opp. Town Hall Ml lliva Hill- 5-3121 V XVI. - 9-6207 XY ll0lEbllNKll 12 WILLIAM C. FINGER Realtor REAL ESTATE 31 INSURANCE PITMAN, N. J. Win. C. Finger . cnnn. J. Riley Compliments of GARDEN STATE FRUIT FARM Wm. Harry Madara Richwood, New Jersey Compliments of JOHN V. FRAME. INC. Sales - Ford - Service Black Horse Pike Williamstown, N. .T. Phone WI. - 9-6401 Compliments of MARGARGET L. GEBHARDT BEAUTY SALON 419 So. Broadway Pitman, N. J. . GlASSBOR0 ATLANTIC SERVICE Compliments High 81 Academy Sts. Glassboro, N. .T. of Certified Atlantic Lubrication Guaranteed 30 Days mi FRANKLIN HOUSE Q ,,mp am, ,,e,imy N O Phone GL.-4'9886 FRlTZECHE'S ATLANTIC SERVICE ' North Delsea Drive Goodyear Tires, Tubes Batteries Phone GLassboro 4-9703 GLASSBOR0 COLD STORAGE GIASSBDRD DIIIER Food You Will Enjoy Open 24 Hours a Day New Modern Diner Angelo Tubertine Compliments of GIEHDDRA SKATIIIG CIUB RIIIK Eleventh Ave. 81 Black Horse Pike Personal Compliments of 820.00 to Congratulations Loans H. 5500-00 Graduating Class of 1954 Manager from the GIASSBDRD HIGH SCH00l P.T.A. Interstate Finance Co. 30. N. Main Street Lic. No. 826 Phone: CL. 4-2900 GIASSBORO IUMBER CD. Lumbg - Millwork - Hardware Building Materials Lehigh Coal - Fuel Oil Office: Corner High 8: Center St. Glassboro, New Jersey Phone: GLassboro 4-3300 THE GRAND MEII'S SHOP Nationally Advertised .lewelry - Watches - Men's Wear Watch Repairing Theatre Bldg. Williamstown, N. 1. Louis Angelline, Prop. FIRST IIATIOHAl BANK cLAssBoRo, NEW JERSEY Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation I Compliments of HAIIIES DAIRY PRODUCTS Hurffville, N. .T. HAIHES BROTHERS Dealers In Livestock Hurffville, New .lersey HEHRY'S BARBER SHOP Black Horse Pike Turnersville, N. .T. Phone: BL. 8-0473-.1 HAIHES' VARIETY STORE Haines Joyce, Prop. 201 N. Main St. Classboro Wishing All The Best In Life HERITAGE AHO BROTHERS Lumber - Coal - Feed Mullica Hill, N. J. Phone 5-3151 GLassboro Purina 4-6600 Compliments of C. T. HAHDY 6. SOH Corner Main 81 Grove Classboro, N. .T. Chows Hi-Fidelity Sound Systems S. C. WOlDIll Webster - Chicago - Sales - Service Stromberg Carlson Rental Service For All Occasions Custom Built Equipment CL. - 4-3172 HARPER MOTORS Sales - Buick - Service Pitman, N. J. Large Stock of Used Cars HORH'S FOOD MARKET Self-Service Quality Meats, Groceries Produce and Frozen Foods Phone: Wllliamstown 9-6288 THE HUB RESTAURANT Rice Weaver Williamstown, N. J. RAlPH D. HUGHES Wholesale Fruit And Produce 136 Spruce Street Philadelphia, Pa. Phone: L0mbard 3-6363 MOBILEHEAT Phone WI 9-3135 JACKSON MARKET MEl HUBER A Plumbing and Heating Virginia Avenue Williamstown, N. J. Complete Line of Quality Foods Black Horse Pike Turnersville, N. J. O JOE'S SUB SHOP VERNQN HUBER 11 west High st. Classhoro, N. J. Insurance For The Best Subs In Town Williamstown, N. J. After The Game . Phone: GL. 4-9879 C Compliments of HUHGEREORD 6. TERRY - Clayton, N. J. 0 IHC. W. A. JOHES AHD SOH Farmers Supplies Grinding - Mixing DuPont Paint - Feed Farmers Hardware Coal 81 Fuel Oil Mullica Hill Phone 3281 V33 'I ,. MM, FRANK H. JONES FUNERAL HOME GLASSBORO. NEW JERSEY GEORGE 6. HARVEY JONES NURSERY Black Horse Pike 7 Miles South Williannstown. New Jersey H. S. JUSTICE 8. COMPANY Produce Brokers 81 Shippers Dealers In Building Materials 81 Farm Supplies Lumber - Hardware - Feed - Coal PEnnsgrove 500 MUllica Hill 5-4981 C .IORDNNS DINER Phone Home Cooking ME- ' 8-2370 Same Location Since 1932 Seafood - Sandwiches Steaks - Chops Plenty Parking Space Route 42 Turnersville, N. J. Black Horse Pike BLackwood 8-0099 KING BROS. Painting 81 Decorating Interior 81 Exterior 216 Merchant St. Merchantville, N. J. NOSTIC BEVERAGE C0. Manufacturers of Better Beverages P. O. Box 232 Black Horse Pike Williamstown. N. .l. We Serve Private Homes' lANlAl0TTl MOTOR COMPANY Main and Chestnut Streets Williamstown. N. .l. Phone WI. - 9-6146 O Phone 221 C lEMING'S Cards and Gifts 13 N. Main Street Williamstown, N. J. Cards and Gifts 13 N. Main St., Woodstown, N. J. I Compliments of W. l. lEONARD Richwood, N. J. lEVY'S DEPARTMENT STORE Men and Boys Wearing Apparel and Shoes Arrow - Swank - Truval - Esquire Foster - Levis - Adams - Pedwin 20 East High Glassboro, N. J lAN6'S TIRE HOUSE Armstrong Tires The Best in any Test We Scll For Less 18 Months unconditionally Guaranteed Against All Road Hazards Repairing - Recapping 402 North Delsea Drive GL- 4-4500 Glassboro, N. J. Phone GL. 4-4547 NICK lIPARI Excavating - Contractor 313 Victoria SL Glassboro, N. J. lOIS CAROIE SNOPPE Full Line of Ladies Wearing Apparel - Men's Ready Wear SOUTH MAIN STREET Williamstown, N. 1. Phone WI. 9-8682 Hazel Fredick Prop. lOU 6. IOE'S TEXACO STATION Black Horse Pike Williamstown, New .Tersey Williamstown 9-8964 IUTZ DRUG STORE Prescriptions Hallmark Cards Zenith Hearing Aids 104 East High Street Classboro, N. J. NTIICIIEIC Buildingl Phone Classboro 4-5447 MARIE'S BEAUTY SAlON All Branches of Beauty Culture Marie Fisher - Prop. Specializing in 60 N. Main Street Permanent Waving Glassboro, N. J. Pltman 3-9483 Dr. Prescriptions Filled MARTIN SHOES THE PLACE T0 C0 FOR THE BRANDS YOU KNOW Featuring AMERICAN GIRL SI!-OES BOSTONIAN SHOES FOR MEN EDWARDS SHOES 44 South Broadway Pitman, N. .T. Lumber Millwork McCUll0UON 8. SON Clayton Road Williamstown, N. J. Sherwin-Williams Paints Phone WI 9-8124 Phone : MATHIS FUNERAI HOME 43 North Delsea Drive Glassboro, New .Tersey Albert D. Mathis Director Glasshoro 4-6766 McEADDEN'S VARIETY STORE 68.2 3 South Main Street Glassboro, New Jersey OASIS BAllROOM Compliments Dancing of Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday MO0D'S FARM MARKET Bridgeton Pike Mullica Hill, N. .l. 0 MOTHER AHD DAUGHTER SPECIALIIY SHOP Eight South Broadway Pitman, N. J. OTl'S AMOCO SERVICE STATIOH Black Horse Pike Williamstown, New Jersey Lubrication At It's 'Best Ph. WI. 9-8966 Y w Compliments of I P 8. B DIHER Compliments of Special Lunches For l P High School Students Glassbom Feed Store 'slf you Like Our Food, Tell Others, If you don't, Tell US. . No. Delsea Drive Glassboro, N. I. Since 1925 Dial WI. 9-6103 Compliments of J. WILLIAM PARK me nur snov R ealtor Candies Roasted Peanuts Insurance , Mortgages Salted Nuts 34 East High Street Glassboro, New Jersey Farms - Homes - Businesses Opposite Soldier's Monument Main Street Williamstown, N. J. s x f f N x 1 4 I I i I What means to ou . . . DURAGLAS containers O-I closures and plastic specialties - corrugated cartons and wood cases LIBBEY table glassware KIMBLE laboratory, pharma- ceutical and automotive glassware - television bulbs glassblock - electrical insulators KAYLO insulating products BLAIR-VERMONT plywood. Of course you know Owens-Illinois as an important manufacturer of glass containers and other products -and you know our plant in your community. But did you ever stop to think of the wide variety of products made by Owens-Illinois, what they mean 113 MAKERS OF PRODUCTS tX..Ws' -pi xmap : Signet. sete .I tl and how they serve you in your daily life e adding to your convenience and comfort, safeguarding your health, making your life a bit more pleasant? When you know this we think Owens-Illinois will mean a lot more to you than just a glass factory A and that's the way we'd like it to be! WENS-ILLINOIS GENERAL OFFICES ' TOLEDO 1, OHIO JIM PENNESE'S CAFE Music and Pin Ball Machines Blue Bell Street Willianlstoxvn, N. J. Open on Sundays Phone WT. 9-3956 Outfitters of Glassboro H. S. Athletic Teams PEARSON 1010 Chestnut Street Phila. 7. Pa. Photography O Hunting St Fishing Haberdasllcry O Toys - Bicycles Sporting Goods O Television Appliances O Trophies PITMAN AUTO BODY Body Work and Painting Pitman, New Jersey Phone CL. 4-1615 POP'S Home Mantle lcc Cream and Lunrheonelte Bit-Inwood, N. J. R OUTC PITMAN HOSIERY SHOP Lingerie - Accessories 134 S. Broadway Pitman, N. .T. ROOP AND HEFNER Dealers in Livestock Hurffville. New .Tersey We Solicit Your Banking Business PITMAN TITlE 8. TRUST CO. Checking Accounts Savings Accounts Christmas Club Personal Loans, Business Loans, Mortgages Pitman, New Jersey Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ROY'S GARAGE OLDSMOBILE DEALER Auto Parts Service 84 Main Sts. Williamstown. N. J. RED ARROW CLAM BAR Black Horse Pike Cecil, N J Sea Food, Steaks 31 Chops Oysters 81 Clams on Half Shell All Year Open on Weekends in Winter Phone: WI 9-8577 RUBINOEE FEED C0. Woodbury N. J. W0odbury 2-0180 CHARLES SAMUEEIAN Cleaner's K Dryers We Call 8a Deliver Rug Cleaning Satisfaction Guaranteed 58 North Main Street Glassboro, New Jersey Phone - CLassboro - 4-9122 RUTGERS FEED Mlll 606 South Delsea Drive Glassboro, N. J. Phone: GL. 4-2663 Compliments of SERPENEFS ESSO STATION Hurffville., New Jersey HENRY SIMMONS Electrical Contractor w1llll1llII4l0StlI. N. J. WI. - 0-8635 E. l. STURGESS 8. SON. INC. W. Russell Sturgess, Pres. Insurance ln All Branches 127 Stale Street Classboro. N. .l. O Compliments of SOUTH JERSEY METAl PRODUCTS CO. Angelo Nlolino. Prop. C JOHN S. STRATTON Sales Service Pontiac Good Wlill Used Cars North Broadway At Svoodland Ave. Phone Pltman 3-4111 STEVE'S TAVERN Sea Food - Chops - Steaks Finest Refreshments Clayton - Williamstown Road lNear Wilson's Laker Fries Mill Road Franklinvillc. N. .l. UHl'S MARKET Affords The Best in Meats. Groceries, Fruits Vegetables Sz Poultry Superior Service Always 11111 Brothers Phone CL. 4-2650 THOMAS C. STEWART Automotive Service Specialists on Electrical Service Starters - Lights - Generators Ignition - Fuel Pumps. Etc. 221 N. Delsea Drive CL. 4-5020 Compliments of VOGEl'S MARKET Hurffville. N. .l. Pltman 3-6256 WARE'S DAIRY BAR Fountain Service Sandwiches Delsea Drive Glassboro, N. J. WEED'S Sharpening and Repairing Service Lawn and Power Mowers Saw Retoothing and Sharpening Disston Chain Saws - Sold and Repaired Registered Briggs - Stratton Dealer POPULAR ST. AND BLACK HORSE PIKE Wllliamstown 9-6238 WASHINGTON HOTEL Catering To Parties. Weddings Banquets 81 Reunions Etc. 134-36 Main Street Williamstown, N. J. ROBERT I. WEIR. FURNITURE North Delsca Drive Weekdays 9 A. M. - 9 P. M. Glassboro, N. 1. Convenient Credit WATSON'S TURKEY FARM 6. HATCHERY Turkey - All Ways Black Horse Pike Turnersville, N. J. Phone: BL. 3-0594 A. A. WEISNER CLASSBORO MARBLE 81 GRANITE WORKS 18-24 N. Academy St. Classboro Mark Every Crave Our Loved Ones Who Have Cone on Before Do Not Want To Be Forgotten. The Saddest Thing In Any Cemetery is To See The Unmarked Graves. Pltman 3-5841 THE WEBB PRESS Printers 125 N. Woodland Ave. PITMAN, N. J. WHITE'S EIOWER SHOP 38 East High Street Glassboro, New Jersey Flowers For All Occasions Phone - Classhoro 4-2844 A PERMANENT INVESTMENT Cast Iron Soil Pipe and Fittings The Silent Members of Your Board of Health. WILLIAMSTOWN FOUNDRY CORPORATION WILLIAMSTOWN, NEW JERSEY Member of the Cast Iron Soil Pipe Institute Rolls - Cakes - Pies Wedding and Anniversary Cakes Made to Order WIlllAMSTOWN BAKERY Washington Ave. W'illiamstown, N. J. Phone WI. - 9-6462 WILUANSTOWN BOTTLING WORKS All Kinds of Soft Drinks Michael Alachnowicz, Prop. 208 Main Street Phone WI. - 9-6184 WIllIAMSTOWIl M0l0RS Desoto - - Plymouth Sales and Service James S. Bellino, Prop. WI. 9-6444 I Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OT WIIIIAMSTOWN C ll' : of WIIMER lff ORCHARDS Rit'Ilwo0tI. N. .T. WITIIIRIIIISTUXVII. N. .I. ll ll 53891 ' Gxg WO0D'S CUT RATE Malin K Nvuallingfon Ave. A W II N J 'Qv Q il Blll WOODS T vern and I'au'kage Stor Cumplimems of A Main Str A S IJ rvill Rd Williams! 1. New Jersey .Sl 9 I Compliments Compliments of F. W. WOOIWOITTH C0. A FRIEND Pitman, N. J. 0 ww Q an ,www R f . 1 121' vi ,251-f-,QW 1 , efy,.,., A r A ' , Z 3 wg ,S2317 - - . . ,, f - ' A f . q . - m 1' . X , ', ' 'Qs 7-7, . Phi 1 .. ,- XL h , . . 5 W . M ww - f 1 - A .-- -' A . v gf?-?, K A , gg-. ' 'A . . ' . ,. , f55'1',,1' ' A ' V. ' :V CW' 1 ' . I , 5 ' M v',,,'1 12452511-' , . ' . FTQQXFFI' A ' ' 3 W' 7' ' Z f Q 3 ' lm ' A ff A Q., 5 ,A,1 ,Q yy A , Q A M ' ' : 'Q aw 1 f if , . 1 ' gf r ' T ' - , ' 4 v , l XJ-4' I' -i. :fn , Z A ', fx V X F ,l P I 1 'Zia 4: - ffm 0 V . A V tn 1 r A V I fi-'gr .1 , , wiisfj J 1 ' . - , ' w- sf, 'K ig 'K f K ' W r ,, ' ' 1 . - A, ',g.,,,.g , -ex 5 ...,:ii??25:E5X, gpff-ff 4211440 41.401 ffffvf' L ' -2- uw -w ' gplg, my V . '.,v1.w . , r Ut? l ., ,, . in Vx. , F. I A 1 . ' f I xx 'I ff 1- ' , L7 357' Q . , Q.,. Q , J' 1, ' i -'-fini, ' ,iwifif , ' ' , bfi, .- ,EEYI ' fr g . Jw! 53 oem-if If - ' A . 2 , ' 4 - . . 'If ni 1 4 5 gi N52 ,- X ,4n',3i.1i:'f' L' ' ' ' 5 3 K Q, E 1 az 'J' -I. x Q ld if-V . 0' ' . V ' K x :V RI, HL xi , A ' ' ii k ,L ' N 1 ,. 'L I ' ' PM f , , l?ffiVf V . g A . ' V .J-gf fl f Q ' ' W f- ,gfj5,-- , x J' '31 V-1 4 v ., ' sy- , - A 1, '- gif'-5:gf.5f'r f' L ,.' . ' , 'iff , -if ' M , . jajqq-5 wg . y ' f jug ' . W , 4 X g51ii3,yg3,:r5?111y-j iff 19. . 5 . HIL 'x fl f n Q 25fQi 59,ffQ-'lj?-1 ,ga - ' ' ' K ,m'f'f,f Eyxii 13,555 5-1' Mui - A , Q 4 ' r- 3941 , - - ', ,rw 1' Kg --f - , . , 'K-W.: Qc 'WH ,.1Lfj,1c,- .a X- Us 9 f y, s , . K gf fqa ffizgli 3 -.R ' L, X K - . V V ' - ' 'ren' 1- V+ it H3 , ,f ' : ' - ' q - ' - - ,,wj5kefSLg,t5- 5 , , 5 F V Qxg-1. . ' 4 - 2 p 3' .. fi '. , - ' A A +--V - 1 M 1, 4 f H s W. f , NQWMQQ-, 75, Wwziwww Mfg omffh 7 '- ,f2.,,MJw'C4+ Q0 Qweafffni 1 7M ,70,,,SQa,..,cw.:. . ,W wwffwvw wwwghff Wd W, www Mjff' ,ff g5gl3? 'Dff4'Cf??5P'f Wx WJWJ WWW W , A 1 ,pf 1 4