Glassboro High School - Bulldogs Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1958 volume:

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U.. .'.-h, ,'. .- ' A ' if A ,iA. i Introductzon , I Q In the year nineteen hun- 4 'J p 4 K ? dred and eight, the first small I N 4 1' 'F 1 class raduated from Glass- Q 1- A g 4' 12 CF E K horo High. Now, fifty years 1 I Q ff I later, We, the Class of nineteen f Tiff ' X hundred and Hfty-eight, wish y X X x to cormnemorate this occasion I X X 5 b havin a olden anniver- , Y g g I sar as our theme. To vou, X f K Y ' Glassboro High School, we 1 proudly present the ,58 Ma- alba roon and Gold. May your next fifty years be even more happy and prosperous! i MONICA ouxE f iv Mas,,,.,,,.,, 'W'-40-.. f,b ' :Vi K . ' ' F 5 -. ,,L4,,w' my K .. wi Q 'W MAROO and GOLD CLASSBORO HIGH SCHOOL Classboro, New Iersey .ww vi, DEDICATIGN E. WARREN CRODOTZKE Senior Advisor To you, Mr. Grodotzke, we, the Class of 1958 affectionate- ly dedicate this yearbook. You always suggested, never de- manded . . . always helped, never interfered . . . always practiced,', never apreachedv . . . always befriended, never belittled. We thank you. THOMAS R. DAWSON We wish to extend to you, Mr. Dawson, our deepest appreciation for being such a wonderful friend and guidance counselor. Your advice has helped many a student lead a happy, worth-while life after high school. Thanks, too, for being an ideal sponsor of the Hub.v Your enthusiasm and sincerity are admired by all of us. PPRECI TIO DOROTHY H. ERICKSON For many years you, Mrs. Erickson, have given unselfishly of your time and effort to help make the yearbooks of numerous classes outstanding productions. The colorful, artistic scenery created Coften on short noticel by your art department has added immensely to our pageants and as- semblies. For this and other services, espe- cially in the field of art, we wish to thank you. G ive your highest attention to each new job R esolving that above everything else your A ttitude will be blameless in your D etermination to succeed. U nless you get along with others and A ct with discretion our ho es for future success r Y P T erminate shortly. I nnumerable statistics prove this. O ur Wish for you N ow and always: GHS Great Heights Surmounted! BEATRICE C. JOHNSON Principal That your graduation class is your Alma Materfs golden anniversary class is a fact you will always remember. May you remember, too, that fifty years from now-when you read this at your golden jubilee -your happiness and hers alike will be meas- ured by the good you have done. LEON C. LUTZ Supervising Principal , . The most influential items in the life of any man are lj our home backgroundg QQ our re- ligious upbringingg and 3D our formal education. Education has two facetsg aj what it does for usg and bl what we do with it. On this 50th Graduation Anniversary I salute you only be- cause I feel sure you will never forget and always admire those who took your nebulous thoughts and brought order out of chaos. You are a graduate because your teachers had faith in your potentialities. Never let that faith die but pass it on to your children fully realizing how our forefathers bled and died in order that we may be a free nation under God. MILTON W. BAYLIS Assistant S upcroising Principal BO RD OF EDUCATIO Standing, left to right: Leon C. Lutz, Su erintendent of Schoolsg Milton W. Baylis, Assistant Superintendentg Walter L. Marshall, Rogaert D. Clayton, Meredith H. Staulcup, jack L. Bower, Chester Camiolo. Seated: Vinton M. Prince, Thomas E. Bowe, Presiclentg Ruth H. Mancuso, George C. Schneider, Vice Presidentg Carlton R. Brown, Secretary. TO THE CLASS OF 1958 The basic cause of the vvorldis strife for all time past, and certainly for the present, is man seeking to subject others or seeking to be free of subjection by others. As you members of the fiftieth graduating class of Glassboro High School take up the pursuit of knowledge, success and happiness, may you be mindful of the presence of your fellowman, and may you respect and defend the rights of your fellowman. VVe hope you will take pleasant memories with you, as you have left pleasant memories, and we wish you the best of luck always. THOMAS E. BOWE, President A, lr N 1,2211 : - K X 577: I I fa - ,ws I 4, X H 0 RUSSELL CARTER Very good draftsrnan . . . keeps his mechanical drawing classes stepping . . . enjoys designing mechanical equipment. WILMA CREAMER New history teacher . . . a swell person . . . has a smile for every- one. RUSSELL BENICNO Has made our band what it is today . . . looks sharp in his gold-braided uniform . . . excels in playing any kind of wind in- strument. fs M W .l,a , ,. ., 'WKW?2.ilifmirfsyi.1,a...4.-.s,.:.X' . ' I V- .1 ,. 2,55 K. K. I: L . ' - me ' gsz ' , . I . . . Wg m , ynl- , jx . ' 1 ??'!??f?e.. i 2.1: .. . .:1.,- . -- ,,.:- -:-., . . tm. 'X We riimpggiv, .ek 2. ffl . 5:,'.:1 :sit-Zi'z:z'r: . ' i ,.::f.4f1,, 3, W, ix' . 5:35. A M ' ROBERT CONNOLLY Capable guidance counselor . . . the Head,' of football and track . . . sharp dresser . . . does a swell fob. JOHN D'ALESSANDRO A new English teacher . . . keen on dramatics . . . favorite club? -Iesters of course! HELEN BOLNICK One-two-three-four. O.K. now girls let,s go! . . . teaches gym and spends spare time taking care of her three children. RICHARD CREAMER You'll have to get rid of that gum , . . . enjoys teaching history . . . photography is his hobby. THOMAS DAWSON Counterspy for the G.H.S, foot- ball tearn . . . business guidance expert . . . keeps the Hub in operation . . . wonderful per- sonality. IOSEPHIN E DELLAPORTA Tops in English grammar and literature . . . Sorry, youlll have to get a late excuse. HELEN ELLIOTT Can really put that vocational English across . . . wonderful sponsor of Tri-Hi-Y . . . a favor- ite of the Agies . THEODORE FESCHUK Terrifc new lboysj gym teacher . . , hails from Philadelphia . . genial friend. ELBERTA DeMARIS Want to learn how to type fast? -ask Mrs. DeMaris . . . while you're there, you can ask her about oHice machines, too . . . pleasing personality. DOROTHY ERICKSON Trains our future artists . . . very talented artist in her own right . . . what would the year- book do without her? CATHERINE FULLER Our capable and smiling history teacher . . . likes current events . . . great fun on trips! JAMES DOYLE Capable gym teacher . . . one of our many new football coach- es . . . very nice personality. f I f fl I 1 3 Q 2 f 1 . H V. is O 1 '1. . T . ,. 1 s--. . , GLENN EVERHART New teacher . . . expert on lai- ology . . . helps coach our foot- ball team . . . nice disposition. HENRY GINGRICH Expert at planning school ath- letics . . . keeps his physics classes on the hall . . . oh, those jokes. WARREN GRODOTZKE Agriculture and chemistry are his specialties . . . backbone of the senior class . . . faithful sup- LILLIAN HAAS Real keen on sports . . . ca- pable coach . . . hockey is a running game . . . small but porter of the F.F.A. mighty. HILDA HARRIS No, no, repeat that line, pleaselv . . . willing to help with any problem . . . a very able reading coach. RUTH HANNA Winning smile . . . Have you sent in your application for Col- lege Boarclsiy' . . . capable guid- ance counselor, ccr tg . -.,+ N c,. c bie i so ,V.. MORGAN HEISTER EARL HINTON Socrates of the schoolroom . . . His smile and personality win talent in coaching clrarnatics is students . . . Oh! how he can greatly missed . . . his lessons are control that 6th lunch block!! loaclecl with historical gossip. LESTER HAND Knows his cars . . . sheer expert in metal construction . . . al- ways has a helping hand. GLADYS HAZEL M-m-m-what,s cooking? . . . makes fine homemakers out of our girls. MILTON HINTON Calm under all conditions . . . nice to all . . . a swell football coach. CHARLES HOMAN Brilliant at math and chemistry . . . one of our new teachers . . . few words, but all to the point. GENEVIEVE JAMES Chemistry is the most important subiect in school. . . .manages to find all those green cardsi' . . . seniors are her specialty. LESLIE JOSEPH English - his best subject . . . always traveling . . . How are girls in France? - Mr. Joseph nows, he's been there. JOHN INGHAM Knows how to hanrlle those car- penter tools and all the ins,' and Houtsv of u:ooa'u:orkin,Q . . . friendly personality. OLGA ISENBERC Girls, take a letter. . . . short- hand and typing are her held . . . always ready with a help- ful hint. KNUD JENSEN Electrifying personality . . knows all about woodshop . . willing and agreeable. GORDON JOHNSON Teaches those boys all about science and shop . . . has quit using horses and lmgzgies and switched to haf, Buiclcs. JAMES KAN E First English, then I.B.T. and General Business . . . makes quite an impression with his refl hair and smile . . . one of our able football coaches. ALISON LAING A loyal school supporter! . . . wears an Ipana smile . . . squares and figures are her business CAI- gebra and Geometryi. EDNA LAWRENCE Home Economics teacher . . . really can cook and sew . . . pleasant personality . . . likes young people. MARY MARVIN Marvelous Latin teacher . . . Honor Society sponsor . . . win- ning smile. EMMA PFLUCFELDER Got a problem in science or biology? . . . see Miss Pflug- felder . . . wonderful canteen sponsor . . . loves horses and all kinds of sports. PAUL LETTERMAN Trains the F.F.A. - future 'fisi- cists, of America . . . Now this is very dijlicult to understandl' . . . hard worker on the maga- zine drive . . . oh, that smile! JOHN MILLER Excels in teaching bookkeeping . . . always has a smile . . . keeps his students on their toes . . . likes to reduce the size of his class! ROSEMARY REILLY x2 x y2 : z2 . . . just ask her about algebra . . . very witty. 914. DOROTHY LUTZ Makes English seem like fun . . . Learn 10 Latin derivatives for tomorrow . . . friendly and conducts a real interesting class. WILLIAM MYERS Teaches ,em well about book- keeping . . . paper econornizer . . . keeps up with the news. MYRTLE EAVER ROBBINS Trains our choir to perfection . . . very talented piano and organ player and singer. RAYMOND ROLLINS Phys. Ed. and baseball whiz . . . lotta hustle, boys . . . advice with a smile . . . keeps the Hall Patrol hustling. RUTH SERGESON Well liked by all . . . Mrs, S. . . . nice dresser. ROMAINE WEAVER Be prepared to discuss Business Problem 5 in class tomorrow . . . pink, orange and yellow cards really keep her busy . . . responsible for many fine assem- blies. MARION SACHS All right class, let's have it quiet . . . talented seamstress . . . how can one small woman know so much about math? EARLE SMITH Enjoys shooting - cameras and guns . . . everything about Eng- lish. PETER WURM French taught with grammar . . . oh, those seniors! . . . ad- mired by the whole student body. WILLIAM SARKAS Favorite class? - nintlz period study hall . . . object of com- mercial senior girls' 'affection . . . new economic geography teacher. LUCY VERDEROSE You owe three cents . . . spon- sor of F.T.A .... capable li- brarian. VINCENT ZACCONE Our new Spanish teacher . . . Senorita, que es le preguntar' . . . oh, that continental walk! In A0'ectz'onate Memory J CLARENCE SMITH Born: Iunuary 10, 1905 Died: September 26, 1957 Instructor in Industrial Arts 1952-1957 i 'W' M A MAN J Rugged but upright A TEACHER Critical but kindly and courteous A FRIEND Unflattering but Warm, sin- cere, and steadfast His passing leaves a vacant place 0 ' 4 A K . Mr. Lutz's secretary, Hilda Murray Mrs. Hannals secretary, Minerva Ware Left to right: Selena Johnson, General Office Secretaryg Betty Jean johnson, Secretary to Mrs. Johnsong Betty Lighty, General Office Secretary. 5' jg.: ,. 2'.zA rf . A yr. : L' 'A-yrzf V., ..,, mixff- 1:fm.car--'Qif Z!fSL5w s-4x'wi ?ff11t:r7x ' uf: 3,1 X21-efwrwifgwlflfgifiii'bffafmvfi' w Evolena Cox, School Nurse Wwm..,,..r .... . K ...i i K c Anne Beigbeder, Dietitian Mr. Bright and Mr. Daniels Mr. Fletcher Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Mxller Mr Saunders Cafeteria Staff, left to right: Mrs. Fisler, Mrs. Frain, Mrs. Wescott Mrs Reynolds, Mrs. Ward. Mrs- Gal-nson MI' Skorpxl MI' Adams , ,... .,. .inw- ,...::w'- . ...f1- AW .M 545, ,,,, , ,, 0 V 14 pf wi I w--Ria .... .bi i..! x 5 ,les v . ro? Qpvzfi-I -A wp:1E.:?3,..k '23 x rm fve554,4,5 . X ,,4gp4,', .mx C. 0 '. 0 X J' 1 v - Q '. GD llllllllluif' V ' - V - - 1 f -A '- - - .-., l -,,-,--, Q .., ., -'11 'I 4. . , I lllllllllllllflu IiLll',: , ,Z I X D.. ' S 7 tr by l i l uf' 'Ni qi il lr n 1, . ff' ll N l W f, l SENIOR OFFICERS President ........,........,,, Roy Duffield Vice-President ............ Joe Anstatt Svcrcfftlfy ............,... Geraldine Carr Treasurer ..... ...,..Ruth Schober As the Class of '58 gets set to leave the hallowed halls of G.H.S., We stop to look back, not only back through the past four years, but back to the first graduating class. We then realize that that class, the Class of '08, received their cherished diplomas fifty years ago. Since the first class graduated, many stu- dents have passed through these corridors. Many have become successful businessmen, lawyers, or doctors, or have entered other rofessional positions. They received the fjoundation for these professions right here at G.H.S., from which the Golden Anni- versary Class is about to set forth. If the graduates during the next fifty years build upon the foundation that they will receive here, as successfully as the past grads have, there will be many leaders who will be proud to say, I graduated from Glassboro High School. The members of this graduating class, the Class of '58, the fiftieth class to depart much the wiser, join with me in expressing our deep appreciation and gratitude to the faculty for making our stay here pleasant, and more important, for helping us to gain the basis of knowledge in order to become successful in our future endeavors. Class President ROY DUFFIELD ,.f. ...W A '94 fs- . S ,i 4 2 l ,. ...f fi Y 7195 J? AxfA5f ' gfifif if 'VCV :Rf-Xffwf A NfANf' if i Xffxf Axqf ' Xf-if 3 i , S s H5 amy' .5 5' gg N ' ... ' rsta M . in e 4I 4 4 4? 4b 4' 4 'l 73- Q5 Ne C38 3' E5 ' 7 iff' Q7 gf fyxvlgvfg-,X-jgjiv ZX-jgvfgr ,X-jgvjxv jxr zgvjkr xg-Jxvxx Y A- M Q df FERN LOUISE ABBOTT Academic Richwood r4Fernn Follow the bird . . . loves spaghetti . . . enjoys playing her flute . . . Oh boy . . . sports a ,48 Chrysler . . . college bound . . . usually with Elaine. NICHOLAS ANTHONY ANDREACCHIO Industrial Arts Turnersville Nick Now wait a minute . . . lamb and mashed potatoes, hmmm!!! . . . drives DORIS ELIZABETH ALBRICHT Commercial Clerical Williamstown Doris I don't know . . . fresh eocoanut cake is her specialty . . . loves to go swimming . . . quiet . . . Dotty and Alice . . . bank clerk to be. JOSEPH THOMAS ANSTATT Academic Williamstown .ijoen Yea man . . . Fierendo . . . terror on the gridiron . . . lemon meringue pie . . . Wears 24 Well . . . ca- pable captain and Student Council president . . . future campus hero! JOSEPH ALEXANDER Industrial Arts Williarrzstmfn ..J0e,, Hello there . . . likes to work on cars . . . sportsinan . . . professional bell ringer . . . likes Kats Qbluck onesl. ELIZABETH ELEANOR BAILY Commercial lViIli1lIllSl0lL'7'i Bet How ,bout that . . . can be found with MaryAnn when Rock 'n' Roll Musicl' is playing in the gym . . . football fan . . . Ricky Nelson is tops on her list . . . future-to graduate. a sharp '36, . . . mechanically in- clined . . . future draftsman. .L :fs H. f V' .ff -1.3: 2-s-2,X:ns,::-ww: tk- , migdxwi -i I, is H if--5 if f ss if 31- : . -'J-Ifv:: i11:5..:.,: Efid'-351..:e.:'92.5:lla'I-Si22i'i31i'55SES:E'45if'. ,F.:s::i? C377 .WT - FV . , ' N V ' 539 iw awww ,. K ffkgji- ' , , ,Q ,fi 1 ,x I :M U54 ,, . ..h. ,, .. .JS , ' mmf Lgsttysgipmf :s::. X wr ef MWF ugygggggv Q: F as it-is sis 59,2655 7 wg , 'E X il s ' u g Q it T Q sw ff' nit U t sg! .L ROBERT NEAL BARRETT RONALD WAYNE BARRANGER Academic ..B0b,, Glassbofo JOSEPH CHARLES BALL Commercial URODU Williamstown Fei? 11 Vie l I i ,Hey Samlnu' . i , . . N rie c ic en . . . stamp co ector Industrial Arts ujoeu Williamstown .Hey l Hey . ' ' Heyy ' i ' Sports n . I future in electronics. There you go . . . A world with- out women wouldn't be a worldv . . . can usually be found on the dance floor . . . loves to sing . . . follows in Pat Boone's footsteps. DOROTHY LOUISE BAUM Commercial Clerical Williamstown ..DOtty,, How about that? . . . skating and dancing are fun . . . Alice and Doris . . . XVait a minute . . . fried chicken or spaghetti . . . wants to work in an office. enthusiast . . . Loretta Young fan . . . bashful? are you kidding! . . . enjoys baseball . . . future-you name it, he'll take it. GARY ALLYN BEEBE Academic Glassboro Beebe Hello brotherv . . . always kidding . . . good dancer . . . lobster! . . . models and sports . . . future? EUNICE HAZEL BELL Academic Glassboro ..Nina,, All's fair in love and war . . . a meal of shrimp and french fries hits the spot . . . her hobby is chewing gum . . . another school marm. 3 ELEANOR ANN DOROTHY BENNETT Commercial Clerical Williamstown Genius Boyl Am I hungry . . . enjoys rid- ing in cars . . . Tot's shadow . . . collects green cards . . . tops as a dancer . . . can't wait to move back to Philly. PATRICIA ANN BILOTTA Commercial Secretarial Williamstown ..Pat,, Wake Up Little Suzie . . . always out for a good time . . . where's Elaine? . . . has interests in surround- ing towns . . . future secretarial re- ceptionist. SUE ELLEN BERKHEISER Academic Glassboro rcsueu By darned . . . love those football games! . . . sweets for the sweetie . . . captain of our color guard . . . Oh, to be this R. N.'s patient! SALLY ANNE BLACK Academic Glassboro Sally 'Tm starved . . . Hey, tl1ere's a Wickapoo P. J. party tonight! . . . loves to bug Mr. Heister . . . Did you see my new painting? . . . left to destiny. DORIS JOYCE BIGCS Commercial Clerical Williamstown Doris You know it , . . usually seen with Dotty and Doris . . . fried chicken . . . alwa s lau hing . . . just wants a good olhce jog BERNADETTE BLONG Academic Williamstown Bernie That's the way the cookie crumblcs . . . ardent sports fan . . . saucrkraut and hot dogs . . . likes to read . . . elementary school teacher. t is -, ii G MARGARET ANNA BRIMFIELD - if H Z'AL .A ' LOUISE ELEANOR BRIDGES Academic f-peggyn Williamstown MARIE LORRAINE BOTHWELL AC de 1fC ..TOt,, Glassbom oh ycahiv . . . pizza ,1. . lobster , , , l . . . sports . . , w ere t1ere's Judy Academic H . ,, Vvdlwmstmbn XVhere,s Eleanorlv' . . . Where,s your and Sffdies thCl'G,S Peggy - fh9f9'S Marie pink Card? ' ' . Choxv rnein ' ' l sometlnng bound to happen! . . . Friendly waits for those letters dmlcing is tops ' ' ' she is 3 good future language teacher' from someone in the air force . . . artist ' ' ' future undecided' interested in 4-H work . . . can't tell what she's going to be. GLEN MICHAEL BRONVN Acallemic HM lx D Glassboro RAYMOND ANTHONY BROWN i xc 'ey r.Hi babev D ' - likes Cars, girls, money Industrial Arts HR U Williamstown HENRY .l- BHUHL and most everything else . . . loves to ay Industrial Arts Hurffoille Clif, Q90 U- - - hambllfg 31141 0Ui0HS K'You'd better believe it . . . a real 'fHem - - - 87 - cute prince . . . can be found with y a group of girls . . . likes to dance You better cool it . . . favorite . . . dapper disc jockey. pastime-girls . . . just loves spa- ghetti and meatballs . . . to be a paratrooper. ELAINE MARION BUCK Academic Glassboro Buck RICHARD THOMAS BUKOWSKI Y Industrial Arts Williamstown Coodyl Goody! . . . Fern's other half . . . is known as being lucky . . . sure will look bright in nurse's white. CONSTANCE GERALDINE CARINO Commercial Clerical Williamstown Connie Oh, O. KJ . . . steaks and ice cream . . . dancing! . . . future secre- tary . . . Dusty?? Rich You've had it . . . a steak, milk- shake, and a sundae will be fine . . . '50 Ford . . . likes model airplanes . . . air force. GERALDINE FRANCES CARR Commercial Secretarial Glassboro Gerry That's sharp . . . Pat Boone fan . . . pretty queen . . . steak . . . Richie and Maude . . . cute secretary . . . Rutgers has a special appeal. HERBERT HENRY BUTLER, JR. Academic Mullica Hill Buddy'-' Rome wasn't built in a day . . . can be found with a steak dinner in front of him . . . oh, to be a billion- aire. MARY PATRICIA CASEY Academic Mullica Hill npatn Wooool! . . . football playersf?l . . . fried chicken . . . talking and driving . . . talent plus . . . medical secre- tary. WILLIAM CHARLES CHALMERS Academic Glassboro THOMAS CERINO ..D0C,, Industrial Arts Glassbom ujiminy brickets . . . French dishes Tom . . . Al boy . . . digs modern jazz the most . . . never gives up . . . Oh yeah . . . usually with Tony future school teacher. . . . really goes for pies . . . likes old model cars and race cars . . . look out Navy!! WILLIAM LEONARD CHRISTIAN 'Aademic U . U Monroeuille WALTER CI-APP Chris Academic Grenloch Terrace What's to it dad? . . . original wit ..Walt,, . . . loves sports cars and shrimp dinners . . . snoozing in English class 'fWhere'S Deepf' . l . if not with Dee - - - what a gym teacher he!!! be!! with Paul . . . cars are the most . . . beats a trail to Glassboro . . . drafts- man. JOHN CHILA Academic Ferrell ..JOhn,. Steady lad . . . quiet . . . likes to work on cars . . . spaghetti and meat- balls are his favorite . . . engineer. DOROTHY JOAN CLARK Academic Richwood ..D0t,, Let's skipv . . . Hey, there's a Wick- apoo p. j. party tonight! . . . Uncle Doc's '57 Buick . . . neat and sweet . . . boys, boys, boys . . . one in particular . . . look out airlines, here she comes! ROBERT LESLEY CLIFF Industrial Arts Glasslioro ..Bob,, Baby, shake it one time for mel . . . Where's Lennie? . . . steaks and more steaks . . . dreams of sports cars and '57 Chevies . . . bachelor until twenty-Eve. CAROLINE MAUD COVERT Commercial Clerical Williamstown Carol You know . . . Evelyn's better half . . . likes to sew . . . talking on the phone . . . future-never can tell. DAVID EDWARD COBLE Academic Chapel Heights Dave Oh rats . . . brains galore . . . can usually be found with Pat and Roland . . . hunting with Dad . . . to be a geologist. MARIORIE ELLEN CRANER Commercial Secretarial Glassboro Mickey Gee clad, why not! . . . Have you seen Sylvia and Anna? . . . likes to be with A1 . . . to be Mrs. Staiger- walt. ROBERT H. COOPER, IR. Industrial Arts Williamstown ..Bob., Hiya buddy! . . . easy to get along with . . . likes anything edible . . . hot Olds litls the bestl . . . industrial chemist. MARY FRANCES CRONIN Academic Glassboro Mary Frances Quiet girl . . . music hath clianns . . . spends her spare time writing to pen als . . . give her some Boston baked beans, and she's happy . . . going to carve out a career in line arts. K. 'Wa ,L A ' . 1 ,tv ' ' ' -Q ' ' - . FF S ' Z Iirikxgg ,VV 5. K . Tris A , , ' Q . 1 A:,V. iiiiifs' V2 LsV.L 1 : if te-. i taxi.. 1-A THOMAS LeROY CURRY Industrial Arts Williamstown Tom Tommy, where's your late excuse? . . . Where's Camille? . . . spaghetti . . .. card shark . . . a hunter at heart . . diesel mechanic RICHARD DELANEY Industrial Arts Williamstown .iDiCk,, Did someone mention shrimp? . . . enormous interest in cars . . . me 'n Jeanette . . . a very capable me- chanic. VICTOR I. DAMESHEK Industrial Arts Williamstown Moose He-l-l-l-o-ol What's your name, Doll?', . . . cattin' around in his Ford . . . what a sense of humor . . . talent?-dancing all new dance steps. ROSE SANDRA LUCY DiBELLA Academic Aura Rosie Be goodg if you can't be good, be careful . . . likes to laugh . . . short and sweet . . . Know what I mean Iellybean? . . . dancing feet . . . partial to Chevies complete with drivers named johnny . . . cute little secretary. CELIA MILDRED DAVIS Academic Glasslaoro Celia Yoodlehoo! .. . . Hey, there's a Wickapoo P. J. party tonight! . . . Have you met Ernie? . . . has a hot C???J Chevy . . . nursing in Cali- fornia. STEPHEN Di TULLIO Industrial Arts Williamstown Steve Hey, dummy . . . always ready for spaghetti and meatballs .. . . likes going to ball games . . . future - unknown! ANNA DOUCHERTY Secretarial Glasslmro ..Ann., Get wise . . , Where's Margie and Kathy? . . . spaghetti and meatballs are her favorite . . . hidden talents . . . secretary. EVELYN DUFFIELD Life Arts East Pitman HEV., Kidding all aside . . . avid interest in cooking, especially hamburgs and french fries . . . likes to be with Elmer . . . to be Mrs. Murphy. CHARLOTTE R. DOWNER Commercial Glasslzoro ..Cee,, Nasty blast . . . favorite hobby is skating . . . hmmm, that spaghetti! . . . capable receptionist for some lucky boss. ROY ELBERT DUFFIELD Academic Mallicn Hill ..ROy,, Winning smile . . . Oh-an . . . how he can preside over f--'r c . . . shar Ford . . . hobbies-girls! . . . candy machine filled? . . . future mechanical engineer. ARTHUR EDWARD DUFFIELD Academic Mullica Hill Sol Ho-0-0-ly mackerel der Andy . . . Cadillacs arenlt bad . . . firecrackers, anyone? . . . outstanding in all achievements . . . economic royalist. MONICA MARY ANN DUKE Fine Arts Glasslloro Monica What d'ya say? . . . really knows how to make a blotch of paint look like something . . . sports-minded . . . plays uke las good as Godfreyl . . . commercial artist. MARGARET MERILYN DYCH Academic Ricliwoocl Hhlefril' That,ll be the dayu . .. . busy writing letters to Hoppy . . . seen Rosie or Claire? . . . blonde attrac- tion . . . secretary. GEORGE EDWARD EPLEY Industrial Arts East Pitman GEF, Hi, Babel, . . . can be seen with Jim and Butch . . . Vineland for pizza . . . has a hot '35 Ford . . . a flirt with the girls . . . speedy on roller skates . . . future undecided. DALLAS VVAYNE EACHUS Academic Agriculture Mullica Hill Eack,' 'AI guess sol' . . . seen with the Ag gang . . . beef steak . . . judging contests . . , shy with the girls . . . future in research or extension work in agriculture. JUDITH ANN EVANS Commercial Williamstown Judy Hi, yall, . . . one of the hounds . . . Russ . . . Russ . . . Russ . . . Canlt get through a date with out a iight . . . to be the Wife of Cyou know whol. JAMES TOWNSEND ENIOND Industrial Arts Grenlocli Townie What's new? . . . cars! cars! cars! . . . ohlqthat ,49 Mercury . . . in- quiring about some cute girl . . . future auto mechanic. VIVIAN ANN FABRIZIO Commercial 4 Mullica Hill ' Vivl' Were you there? . . . always has a smile . . . pizza and pickles C?l . . . can really play a piano . . . office controller. FRANK CONRAD FEWKES, IR. Industrial Arts Chapel Heights Frank Holy smoke! . . . steak and fried potatoes . . . Seen Jay or Charles? . . . likes boats . . . Coast Guard Carrier. IANICE MARIE FISLER Commercial Secretarial Cross Keys Oh for Pete's sake! . . . what a bubbling personality . . . can make those typewriter keys Hy . . . ham- burgers, hamburgers, and more ham- burgers . . . will bless some lawyer's office. JAMES PATRICK FINN Academic Elk Township ujayn Quiet and a blusher . . . french fried potatoes . . . fooling with cars . . . Oh! to be a Coast Guard . . . de- scends from the land of the Blarney Stone! RICHARD MICHAEL FLEMING Industrial Arts Williamstown Rich Hey, where's Joe? . . . avid sports fan . . . usually seen with a certain junior girl named Dottie . . . just give him some chicken . . . roficient at pool . . . future undecidled. CHARLES FIRTH Drafting Bunker Hill Charlie O, K. Lau . . . seen Ed . . . I'll take a amburger and coffee . . . likes to fool with model planes . . . future running the cash register. JOHN WILLIAM FOX Academic Agriculture M ullica Hill Jack Yea man . . . early bird that gets the worm . . . Where's my rod and gun? . . . chicken . . . dig that crazy truck . . . future farmer of America. ANNADORA MARY FRANCIS CAROL DOROTHY FRALEY Commercial Secretarial Glassboro Life Am I H VVilliamstown HDOWD Cflffll You,ll get yours . . . peppy leader Dancing feet ..Thqt,s right of the noisemakers . . . great talker . . . favorite pastime-Ralph . . . Bettfs Sidekick ' ' ' likes Spaghetti talented at butting in the lunch line . . . Bob! . . . future housewife. Secretary to a rich boss REBECCA ANN FRYE Commercial Clerical Ferrell Becky DORIS GAINES Where's that black forty Ford? . .. We Am ..D0riS,, Glassbom writing to a certain soldier . . . al- YWY5 With Janet and Sylvlla 3 - 3 talk' Listen to that beat on the piano . . . mg . . . oh. to marry a m1ll1ona1re. -fW1,ere'S Dorothy? 0 . - potato Chips . . . loves those Olds and Pontiacs . . seen dancing . . . future nurse. EVE DORIS FREILING Life Arts Williamstown Evie Seen with Kay, Carol, and Bonnie . . . More spaghetti, lease . . . a certain guy, Del, and? a red and white '56 Ford . . . dancing . . . future housewife. ANGELA ROSE MARIE GALANTE Commercial Clerical Glassboro Angie Have you seen him? . . . dreams of a white Cadillac Eldorado con- vertible! . . . member of the noise makers fcheerleaderl . . . secretary to a real cute, sharp boss. MARY EILEEN CANT Academic Hurbruille Eileen Another day, another dollar . . . Gail's pal . . . likes to play the organ and write to pen pals . . . always on the go . . . will make a wonderful medical missionary. MARY ANN CELLERT Commercial Secretarial Cecil Mary Ann Cooney hirdn . . . pizza pie fiend . . . all she wants is just a car of her own . . . dynamic dancer . . . sec- retary. -GRAD' PAUL GANT Academic Aura Paul RODCER LEE CARDY Smiling boy . . . always hot-rodding ACf1d6 1fC H U AIIIIUCG Hill around . . . can be found with Bill R0Cl89r or Ro in or a certain senior girl . . . .. , ,, steak's real good . . . From the Halls ,Ah Shawl ' - ' mu, dark and hand' of Montezuma -a Hghtin' Marine, home ' ', ' Seen Gully Of Buddy? . . . Italian foods are the most . . . at home on roller skates . . . oh, to he a Naval Flight Oflicer. CARMELO GRASSO, IR. THOMAS GENOVESE Academic H H Glassboro Commercial Clerical Glassboro Carmen If U Likes girls . . . Cool yourself! . . . Tommy T-bone steak, well done, please . . . Cool it dad U . l really goes for qnite a talker . . . mechanical en- steak and southern fried chicken . . . gmeef IS to be his fllhlfe- Mercury V8! . . . going to enter the world of business. RUTHIE MAE GREEN CATHERINE MARY GRASSO Life Am ..Ruthie,, Wlmamsfom Commercial Secretarial Glassboro Nice and quiet ' . I Joyce, was Sonny Katy it the rink? . .p. history wasn't that uc now, was it. . . . Oh Katherine Who made you boss? . . . seen . . . See you in church . . . enjoys with Annette, Pat, and Angie . . . playing piano and singing . . . future loves to talk . . . digs rock and roll hello girln. . . . dancing is her favorite pastime . . . just give her pizza any ole time and she's happy . . . to be a secre- tary to an unmarried boss. WILLIAM HAGEN CHARLES F. GUNDERMAN Academic Glassboro ucuzn Gymnastics whiz . . . oh, those alleys in the Pitman Grove . . . skating is his specialty . . . Gayle, mon Cheri . . . has a hot trumpet . . . engineer- ing at Rutgers. WILHELMINA JEWEL HALL Commercial Williamstown Willa 'KHey, you know what? . . . rush, rush, rush . . . quite attractive . . . who is this mysterious air force man? NELLIE ELIZABETH HAINES Industrial Arts HBHIH Williamstown Commercial Clerical Glassbom Great interest in cars . . . skating is Nellie lots of fun . . . Italian foods . . . so full of fun l . 'I ffyou dolyt Say where's Gunderman? . . . Navy man. U ' ' thrives on Chinese food and Bundstand . . . snip! . . . snip! . . . another hair dresser. . . . sure she went skating . . . watch out the love bug will get you yet . . . career of nursing. BRENDA JANE HARDEN Life Arts Glassboro .iBigga,, Always in a hurry . . . Stop now, Tommy . . . Yea,' . . . just to get on that dance floor . . . Oh, don't be so ignorantl' . . . digs the sounds quite regularly . . . future Mrs. Ray fine thinksj. KATHERINE HARRISON Commercial Williamstown Katherine Quiet and thoughtful . . . loves read- ing Cod's word . . . sings well and would be an excellent fashion de- signer . . . ambition-ty ist . . . would make that perfect housewife. JOYCE MARIE HARDEN Academic Glassboro aloycen Looks forward to history class??P... what a smile! . . . Lets go skating . . . prize art student . . . four yearsl . . . will one day own a Cadillac convertible . . . a future nurse. RUTH ELIZABETH HAYES Commercial Secretarial Glassboro Ruthie Imported from Iowa . . . Oh yeah! . . . Letls go cattin' around the block . . . Oh dam it! . . . to manage the business world some day. JESSE B. HARRIS Industrial Arts Glassboro Doo Littlel' Got any coins? . . . have some beans and rice . . , good dancer and lady killer . . . Doings, doings, do- ingsv . . . All right jesse, dro your gun . . . likes to tinker witll cars . . . nice person . . . future auto- repair man. EDNA HAZARD Academic Williamstown .. . ., Sadie I don't care . . . member of the hounds . . . I'll call yal . . . loves to play hockey . . . to be a teacher. ELIZABETH ANNA HECGAN Academic Glassboro Betty', Gal who's always on the go . . . hubs, anyone? . . . munching on ap- ples . . . I just don't understand this mathlv . . . everyone likes her . . . petite ped.ogue to be. JESSIE HILL Life Arts Glassboro Apples Solid Ted . . . Now where are Doris and Carrie? . . . digs those pork chops . . . dancing and boys are the most . . . any patients for this nurse? ELAINE FRANCES HENRY Commercial Clerical Williamstown Skirts Likes to tease . . . That's right . . . Seen Pat or Annette? . . . danc- ing and going out with Wayne . . . the Red Beetle . . . the future Mrs. Wayne May. GARY HOLLAND Industrial Arts East Pitman Butch Jim's other half . . . a real hot rod- der . . . expert on orange cards . . . future? - well, that comes after the present. ABIGAIL ANN HERMAN Academic M onroeville .. ... Carl For Pete's sake! . . . submarine and steak sandwiches give her a well-rounded diet . . . has many pen pals . . . always with Eileen . . . possible alumna of Classboro State, MARIE ELIZABETH HOLLERAN Commercial Clerical Williamstown arMax'ievn That slays me . . . riding around . . . seen Marge or Brenda? . . . another devotee of pizza and subs . . . loves to skate. ARTHUR GILBERT HOPSON Industrial Arts Williamstown Bugsy Chicken and greens round out Hop's diet . . . interests lean toward bas- ketball and cars . . . Wilhelmina completes his day. AMELIA JOHNSON Life Arts Williamstown Amelia Oh dear . . . everybody's pal . . . loves to dance and ride in Chevvies . . . give her steak! . . . future- what's that? CHARLES THEODORE HORN Industrial Arts Glassboro MARGARET MARY HUCHFS ICT tl? I 4 t D O0 Clerical lfVllll!Il7lSf0lL'H 'Oh, definitely . . . Mary is on his H D mind! , . . steak sandwiches taste Marge good . . . especially with Mary. Kohn Check it ww on thin cheese steak . . . all shook up . . . Floyd's iclol . . . would like to get married IRENE JOHNSON JUDITH MAE JUSTICE Life Arts Williamstown Academic H ,, Gwnlocll IIB ll unny For l3'ete's sake! . . . likes to read Hi . . . likes music . . . plays a hot . . . collects dolls and stulled animals piano . . . crazy about deviled crabs . . . Gee whiz . . . fried chicken . . . to go to music school . . . future sure is good . . . cute nurse for lucky teacher. patients. REQ Q ,.,. is E LEONARD CHARLES KAICHN Industrial Arts Glassboro ..Lenny,, . Turkey, shrimp, and steak are favor- ites . . . seen often with Tony and Bob . . . movies and stamps balance Lenny's time. ELEANOR CWIN KIEWEL Commercial Secretarial Hurffoille Eleanor Honest . . . enjoys dancing . . . can be found sipping milkshakes . . . cute and sweet . . . medical secretary for some lucky boss. GEORGE WALTER KAIZAR Academic Grenloch George My man . . . has an interest in girls . . . nice guy to get along with . . . likes drive-in movies . . . to be an engineer. PAUL EDWARD KIRKPATRICK Commercial Academic Glassboro KlPau1,, Nasty break . . . hmm, baked ham . . . often with I. B. and Ieif . . . sleeping and new DeSotos round out the day . . . future billionaire. f ELAINE BARBARA KELLER Life Arts Williamstown Elaine Holy cow! . . . long sessions on the phone with Marie . . . collects rec- ords . . . looking for Mr. Right . . . future ambition-to be a Mrs. JOAN ELSIE KOMAND Commercial Clerical Glass-boro uloan., Oh, my gosh! . . . likes to skate and dance . . . Get off it . . . fried chicken sure is good . . . Where's Jeanette? . . . future secretary. SYLVIA ANN KRASSOW Commercial Clerical Ferrell ..syl,, Give me cherry pie . . . likes being with Jim . . . stamp collecting . . . '54 Ford . . . future oihce Worker or housewife. ELIZABETH ANN MARGARET LANE Commercial Clerical Williamstown ..Betty,, Don's coming home soon . . . friend to all . . . iust give 'er pizza . . . To the Aisle . . . usually talk- ing . . . an office worker. JEANNETTE LOUISE KROL Commercial Secretarial Williamstown Jeannette Where's Richard???', sea food and a '48 Ford: the Greatest! . . . ice skat- ing and swimming . . . private secre- tary for 21 millionaire. JOHN CHARLES LaPORTA Industrial Arts Williamstown Johnny Favorite pastime, cars . , . Chevvies . . . enjoys fre uent steaks-fried, broiled or roasted . . . buddies are Jack and Tom. THOMAS KURZ Industrial Arts Cecil Tommy You known . . . spaghetti and pizza . . . admires Fords and Mercurys . . . future contains Phyl and elec- tronics. EDWARD FRANKLIN LATHROP Industrial Arts Downer ..Eddy,. Hi Anna . . . look at that Ford . . . grand auto mechanic . . . bring in the pizza . . . future diesel me- chanic. JOHN JOSEPH LEDDEN Academic Agriculture Riclzwootl Jake', Show me the way to go home . .. got a real tough Plymouth . . . his- tory class heckler . . . amusements -dancing, skating and going to Pit- man . . . Rutgers, look out! JOHN ELLIS LEWVIS Commercial Glassboro .. ,, Lou Where's Mole? . . . toughest guy in the Marines . . . loves to watch a cute girl . . . Can I go with the J.V.'s, Coach? . . . ambition un- known. ROLAND GREGORY LEVRAULT, JR. Academic Glassboro Roland, Ronnie . . . Einstein the Second . . . he who speaks not makes no mis- takes . . . humm, spaghetti! . . . dyed-in-the-wool baseball fan . . . to illuminate the field of electrical en- gineering. HENRY LINK Commercial Accountancy Mullica Hill Henry Ain't that a shamell '... an able horseback rider . . . quiet type . . . oh, steak! . . . oh, pizza! . . . Navy! Navy! Navy! GEORGE MONROE LEWIS Commercial IVilliamstown George You'll get yours . . . found with the boys . . . knows only how to change a tire . . . Navy bound. JACQUELINE JOY LIPPARD Commercial Secretarial Glassboro Jackie Nasty breakn . . . seen at school with Cynthia and Pat . . . ambition: to drive a car . . . pizza . . . headed for office work. ' 11 A if -' Q 5- ' , w if lan.. . , N , :-K in fft ,Z S' K 1, hs! if I I nf s ' I it Q its H ' 'V I - I . , ' .i -12 'Z 'z Isl C -si KATHRYN LOIBL Commercial Clerical Williamstown ..Kay,, That's rightn . . . horseback riding . . . where's Eve? . . . B. S. L.'s Merc is the car . . . being with Ugly . . . looking for a bachelor million- aire. WILLIAM WARRAN LYNAM Commercial Clerical Glassboro Bill Oh, yeah? . . . drives a '52 white Chevy . . . going to Delwood or be- ing ir1 Pitman with a girl fany girll . . . practically runs the Food Fair the wishesl. 5 t A wr?-22 . s , t it X . F Et is 1 for ff f.-. 1 I ' Q. lily ri CLAIRE DORIS LOWENBERG Academic Glassboro Claire Oh, hot dogsn . . . mischief in one small package . . . watch out every- one! Claire's behind the Wheel! . . . usually with Rosie or Nora . . . am- bition-to join a fraternity . . . busi- ness school will never be the same! PATRICK JOSEPH LYNCH Academic Glassboro apatv Back to Pygmy land . . . imitates a certain history teacher, right down to the pipe and mustache . . . you better behave or he'll shoot you down with one of his guns from his antique gun collection . . . an eloquent law- yer he'll be. ROBERT WOODFORD LOWERY, JR. Academic Aura Robin Hello, you allv . . . oh, that red hair! . . . lays a real cool trombone . . . climbing through the window of his hot pickup . . . absorbing in- terest in model trains . . . another en- gineer Cnot in a trainl. ROBERT GENE MARSDEN Inclustrial Arts Williamstown ..B0b,, Cool it . . . history class holds a special interest . . . likes to tinker with Chevvies . , . spends spare time sleeping . . . future draftsman. GY' GEORGIA CAROLINE MARSH Academic Williamstown Georgia Large Charge . . . great at loafing . . . quiet unless you know her . . . can think of a million ways to do nothing . . . medical secretary. ELEANOR LOUISE MCCAULEY Commercial Williamstown .. ,, Eleanor Good grief . . . just give her a sub . . . a member of the Highway Pa- trol fshe has her licenselj . . . quiet and nice . . . to be a nurse. PATRICIA JOAN MARSHALL Academic Glassboro upatu Things are rough all over! . . . Hey, there's a Wickapoo P. I. party to- night! . . . great at flirting . . . mem- ber of the noise makers . . . quiet and shy??? . . . future-who knows? PATRICIA ANN MCGANN Commercial Secretarial Glassboro upatu Bull Dinkern . . . can usually be found in front of the refrigerator . . . loves to talk . . . to get a man. CHARLENE MARTIN Academic Pitman Charlene Oh mylf, . . . Could you all do that trig? . . . favorite song- My Old Kentucky Home . . . a real sweet lady . . . craves southern fried chicken and ice cream . . . lunch table philosopher . . . nursing career. RUTH ELIZABETH MCMURTRY Commercial Secretarial Williamstown Snookie That's your business . . . intelli- gent girl . . . shrimp . . . I was born that way, what's your excuse? . . . Anybody seen Willie? . . . future left to destiny. Z' is DIANNE LEE METZCHER Academic Grenloch Terrace Dianne Quiet and sweet . . . talented artist . . . always seen with Judy. ANTHONY MOORE Industrial Arts Glassboro Anthony,' Let's make it, Gut! . . . has an in- terest in cars . . . Navy bound? . . . strong, silent type . . . future auto- motive engineer. - v ROSALIE MITCHO Academic Glassboro Rosie That's the way the cookie crumblesn . . . Where's Berkheiser? . . . Who's going in the showers today, girls? . . . oh, those meatball sandwiches . . . live wire of 7th period gym class . . . future undecided. DONALD BERNARD WRIGHT MOSEY Industrial Arts Glassboro Mose Cool it . . . likes girls, dances and movies . . . Daddyo' '... hambur- gers and french fries are his favor- ites . . . where's he get that leather jacket? . . . army bound? LAWRENCE HILTON MONEY Industrial Arts M onroeuille Money Dig, man' . . . Ends girls interest- ing . . . likes basketball, track, fixing cars and a special senior . . . ice cream hits the spot . . . cabinet- maker. IOHN MURDIX Commercial Glassboro Murdix Take it easy greasy, you got a Ions way to slidell' . . . quietness an capability . . . when its chow, dish him u chili con cami . . . Where's Ziglerfl' . . . future accountant. MARCIA MYERS Commercial Secretarial Glassboro Marcy Well, you know . . . always flash- ing a bright smile . . . loves harn- burgers and coHee . . . spends most of her time writing to Bob in the Navy . . . avid Phillies fan. IUDITH CATHERINE OBERST Commercial Secretarial Glasslloro .Uudyn Oh brother . . . nice things come in small packages . . . just to be with Dick . . . loves fried chicken . . . plays the piano like a pro . . . future secretary. WACLAW NADARZYNSKI Agriculture Williamstown Waclaw Country music fan . . . just mad for steaks smothered in onions . . . wants a '50 Mercury . . . watches . . . bound for the Marines. PATRICIA VERONICA O'MALLEY Academic Williamstown ..Pat,, Well, that's greatly . , . could she be Irish? . . . dancing demon . . . sweet sincerity . . . another glizza fan . . . twenty-live m.p.m on e open road. MARLENE RITA NARDOTTI Commercial Clerical Williamstown Marlene Nasty blast . . . quick with a smile . . . sharp dancer . . . Hey anybody seen Sadie? . . . ravioli and pizza . . . always talking . . . everyone's friend . . a stewardess to be. DAVID W. OWENS Industrial Arts Glassboro Dick What,s the word?i' . . . where are the boys?!ll . . . crazy about Thanks- giving dinner . . . loves to talk to girls . . . modern jazz and parties he digs the most . . . future air force. NANCY MARGARET OWENS Commercial Secretarial Glassboro K'Nan You knowl blazes the trails in her fatheris Chevy . . . that black colfee and fshrimp?J keeps her awake as she listens to Ricky Nelson . . . to he a first-rate secretary. JAMES FRANKLIN PALMER Industrial Arts East Pitman i'Hey, Butchv . . . wake up little Suzy . . . has a hot car . . . steak . . . he's bashfulf?l . . . to graduate. CYNTHIA LOUISE PACKER Commercial Secretarial Classimro HCinny Don't know, do 'o11???', . , . looking l . . for her? Find jackie! . . . likes to listen to the many records she collects . . . bound for Coldy Bear-om. DANIEL FRANK PARKER Industrial Arts Williamstown MDM., You better cool yourself . . . foot- ball player . . . real cool trumpet- Elayer . . . turkey with all the Xings . . . comedian . . . getting in everyone-'s way , . . girls . . . future ALLAN HENRY PALMER Inclustrial Arts IIIiiilIlI7lStOlL'll AIlan,' Sec you later illllgllffllp . . . likes CRIYS -with girls in them . . . seen quita often with u senior elicerleiulcr electrical engineer. JAMES VINCENT PICNNESE Imlustrizil Arts IVilliamstown .ijimu W'ant to take u ride? . , , cruising around in a shin-p 57 hlack and gold Ford . . . Oh, those thick vanilla inilk shakes Cot a spoon? . 'WVhats at Atco tonight?n guy . . . undecided future. nice w electrician. Ni 3 I 1' 'Lg - s 5 5' 1 wrt-i1f'fif1 , ' I- 1 ROBERTA LOUISE PETRICK Commercial Secretarial Williamstown Bobbin c'Oh Sugarl' . . . Has anybody seen Dee? . . . can't sit still when she hears that rockin' music . . . loves to eat, especially anything with sauce and meatballs . . . usually seen with a certain 57 senior . . . could it be Mike??? . . . oh to be a secretary. ALICE CERTRUDE PIHS Commercial Secretary Williamstown Alice Seems she just loves history. Like all the kids . . . shels crazy about pizza . . . another secretary from our class. MICHAEL ANTHONY PETRILLO Academic Glassboro Mike Play it cooln . . . sports enthusiast . . . amateur radio work . . . loves Bar-B-Cue pork and beef . . . You've got it knockedv . . . this guy likes peace and quiet . . . real helpful -fel- low . . . future lies in mathematics. SHIRLEY PIKE Academic Jefferson Shirley Darn it! . . . can be seen in a black '49 Ford with Clark!! . . . excels in cooking and sewing. ELMER JACOB PHILLIPS I ndustrial Arts Williamstown Elmer Quiet fellow . . . sports a hot Olds . . . drag races . . . Iixes radios . . . anything edible . . . just to graduate. EDITH PINCKNEY Commercial Clerical Williamstown Jooky Quiet and nice . . . always a sweet smile . . . can be found with Katherine, Arlene, and Ruth . . . oh! how she enjoys singing and the piano . . . tries to kee Joe happy . . . now wherels that big M? . . . future typist. FINA ROSE ANN PIZZO Academic Williamstown Irina joe is coming home soonv . . . Where's Angie, Connie and Betty? . . . when it comes to subs, and pizza, look out! . . . dancing and cheering . . . future beautician. RUTH ELIZABETH POLOCZ Commercial Secretarial Ewan Ruthie Where's my spinach? . . . when it comes to food give her steak and more steak . . . Oh there's Annette, Cathy and Pat . . . 'Tll take a Chevy car anydayf' . . . You'll get yours! ' . . . future-a good private secretary! PATRICIA ANN POISKER Commercial Secretarial Clayton Ollie Quietness and capability are hers . . . where there's Cynthia, Illackie and Ruth, there's Ollie . . . w en it comes to food, hand her anything that's salad . . . future ambition-to live a life of leisure . . . Oh! boyf, DAVID SIMON PORRECA Academic Glassboro Cordy Sonny . . . No. 80 . . . future Mickey Mantle . . . sports a '52 Ford . . . teacher . . . engaging smile . . . campus man . . . look out! IEANE ANN POLEK Commercial Secretarial Williamstown Jeane Hi! What's new? . . . talkative miss . . . Have you seen Mary or Diane? . . . writing letters to someone in the service . . . to be another Susie Cprivate secretaryl. FREDERICK POWELL Academic Agriculture H u rgoille Fred Well, as I live and breathe . . . marvelous actor . . . his voice could shatter glass . . . fried chicken . . . 4H blue ribbon winner . . . girls and more girls . . . future farm manager. SUSAN DIANE PRESS Commercial Secretarial Glassboro ..Dee,, Oh gee, that's sharpll' . . . her per- sonality wins friends , . . likes cheer- leading, singing, dancing . . . just to be with that someone from Crenlock . . . Where's Bobbie? . . . future Secretary. JOHN WILLIAM QUICLEY Academic Williamstown Johnny', Good Crieflv . . . Could this be a trig book I see before me?', . . . cool with a lawn mower . . . member of the Secret Service CHall Patrol? . . . watch out for that blonde hair, girls! . . . future chemist. HORACE PRITCHETT Industrial Arts Williamstown ..Ugh,, Say, what's the word? . . . quite an athletic fellow . . . 'KGive me girls, irls, girls . . . loves to grease . . . ine friend . . . Mule get some bread fmoneyl . . . service bound. HOWARD RAYMOND Agriculture Washington Township Butch Great interest in cars . . . attraction for the races . . . can't tell what this boy's going to bel WILLIAM JOSEPH PROBKA Academic Williamstown Walt Loves pizza . , . all out . . . ivy league . . . likes to experiment with household articles . . . keep an eye on this engineer. OSCAR CHARLES REDROW Industrial Arts Glassboro Tim Hil What's new? . . . ask him if he likes school . . . ambition-to own a V. W. . . . has eyes only for that certain someone. MARIE ANGELINA ROSE REGALBUTO Commercial Secretarial Williamstown Marie Aw, shut upl' '... dancing and skating are what she likes . . . Where's Alice, Marie, Doris, and Dotty? . . . spaghetti and meatballs is her platter . . . future secretary. LINDA RODGERS Commercial Clerical Glassboro Lynne Are you serious? . . . eats anything, just so it's food . . . all those pink cards . . . have you seen Katy? . . . double trouble . . . future undecided. BARBARA IOYCE RICHARDS Commercial Clerical Hurffoille Barbara J. Goes for macaroni and cheese any- time . . . sports . . . capable hockey manager . . . future physical educa- tion teacher. MARIE CHRISTINE ROESLY Vocational Williamstown Marie What a riot! . . . craves spaghetti and turkey . . . oh, those 48 Chevys . . . dancing . . . bic, cle riding . . . future undecided. DONNA IEANNE RICHMAN Academic M ullico Hill Richie Wowee, Dadli' . . . pals with Pat and Gerry . . . short and cute . . . spends her summers at R. V. S. C. . . . anybody need some chewing gum? . . . college bound. RUTH ANN ROLAX Life Arts Monroeoillc Ruthie Lord Tatoes . . . keen on dancing and boys . . . looking for Nita and Dotty . . . Whipping up something special in the kitchen . . . likes to sing . . . a future nurse. NANCY CAROL ROLL Life Arts Ewan Nancy,' Not reall 'l . . . fried chicken . . . likes her tlathefs Pontiac . . . a cer- tain summer at Hilltop Ranch . . . ice skating . . . future undecided. ARNITA TANYA ROSE Commercial Accountancy Glassboro ..Deta,, Quite a spirited person . . . How's Jimmy? . . . you must not know who I am! . . . unforgettable laugh . . . good student . . . driving for dear heart yet? . . . You'll get ours have a ood time y . . . g . . . make an ideal secretary or beautician! NAOMI RUTH ROLL Commercial Clerical Ewan Naomi That was a blast! . . . spaghetti and meatballs . . . souped up con- vertibles . . . you should see her act . . . to be a comptometer operator. ANTHONY ROSEMINI Industrial Arts Glassboro ,.T0ny,, Sol What now? . . . falling asleep in 7th period English . . . Where's Os? . . . tinkering with motors . . . his ambition is to own and operate a service station. JOHN B. ROPE Academic Mullica Hill HJ. Bi., That'll be the day . . . likes his ice cream . . . did you see that stock car? . . . R.V.S.C ..., chemical engineer. LOUVENIA ROUNDTREE Life Arts M ullica Hill ..Ked,, Dig . . . Easy kid . . . That's my man . . . likes shrimp and chicken . . . boys, boys, boys . . . dietician nurse. JANET MAY RULON Academic Glasslvoro ..Jan,, Oh, landslv . . . No kiddin ' . . . collects salt and pepper shakers . . . skating and twirling enthusiast . . . future teacher. RUTH LOIS SCHOBER Academic M onroeuille Maude', Always on the go . . . lunclxing with Gerry, Pat, Donna, and Sliirl . . . that Nash always seems to hold a lotl . . . class money keeper . . . can be heard Elaying the organ and piano . . . usy writing letters . . . college bound. IOHN RUMPF Commercial Williamstown John What in the Sam Hill? . . . very quietg very nice . . . undecided about the future. GERALD SENIOR Industrial Arts Cecil ..Ierry,, Gridiron giant . . . VVhere,s Pig and Sauerkraut? . . . big interest in cars, especially a hot '57 Ford . . . to go to college and be a football hero. l if MARIE ROSE SABELLA Commercial Turnersuillc Marie 'KHow about that! . . . likes all kinds of Italian foods . . . stamp collector . . . skating and dancing . . . oflice worker. WILLIAM SERAD Industrial Arts lViIIiamstown Bill No school -beans! . . . Gee, where are Joe and Gerry now? . . . foot- ball and baseball . . . oh boy! lct's eat-just' to finish G.H.S. MARY ELLEN SHARP Academic Williamstown Mary Ellen One track mind . . . Joe, Joe, Joe . . . skillful swimmer . . . Where's Judy? . . . can Hnd her in a red and white Chevy . . . to be Mrs, Sergi. JOHN GORDON SIMBIERMON Agriculture Williamstown ulackv Oh, that new '57 Chevy . . . loves chicken with all the fixins' . . . cars, cars, cars . . . short but powerful . . . future farmer. RUTH SHUTE Commercial Mullica Hill 'cCookie Let's skip . . . mischievous fun . . . Mrs. Weaver's frequent pink card patron . . . pickles, pickles, pickles! . . . is usually seen with Ruthie and Phyllis . . . to make some guy a lucky husband. JUDITH MARY SIVEL Academic H Williamstown Judy C'est la view . . . Lo-O-o-ng locks . . . FOOD! . . . Pat,s side-kick . . . ambition . . . grow hair to her feet. C . JOYCE MARIE SICKLER Commercial Clerical Williamstown Joyce No.! I can't haue the car tonight! . . . FOOD! . . . enjoys good times . . . athletically inclined . . . ambition? . . . so who's got any? MARY ROSE SLADE Commercial Williamstown Oh you dirty bird! . . . being with Toot in his Plymouth . . . hep dancer . . . munching on peanut butter and jelly sandwiches . . . BOSSES BE- WARE! . . . here comes secretary Mary! 'si - ' 1 zi' f f DELORES SMITH Commercial Williamstown ..Dee,, Mercy . . . found with Arlene or Amelia . . . hobby-relaxingg also dancing, singing and riding in 53 Ford . . . plays the piano . . . future typist or phone operator. CHARLES WILLIAM SNYDER Agricultural Mullica Hall Bill Oh whyll' . . . radios to listen or tinker with . . . prefers pizza . . . a whiz at crossword puzzles . . . will be a technician. GERALD SMITH Industrial Arts Cecil Smitty Why sure! . . . he and his Ford really get around . . . steak is the most! . . . interests: girls . . . to be a full-time member of the Fighting Fifth. VVILLIAM SULZMAN Industrial Arts H urffville ..Biu,, That black and white flash was Bill . . . going by in his '52 Ford . . . capable co-captain of football team . . . eating spaghetti . . . found with Elmer, jerry, or Bill . . . future electrician. ARLEAN SNOXV Commercial Glusslloro Archie Hiyal', . . . real friendly gal . . . interest in cars . . . One sided . . . sings up a storm . . . Anybody want to hear a joke? . . . Broadway, look outg she's headed your way. NORA JULIA SUTTON Academic Pitman .. ,, Nora Large charge . . . Hi Claire . . . avid reader . . . Anyone got any gum? . . . a iightin' Phillies fan . . . going to join the Bermuda set at college. 5 K . ' zgg , if V , Q24 18 E1 3 rl Qi 1 H 2? 4 l ' ' WW s 'lk K ails 3? Y -, ' - Qigezi t 5 ' ' ' S' ' '--f , '7 'V Wit s lifililiiiiillli l i VVV-. Q zz ':. . X , by i i tziisfa ii? '-f'J 57'7 'iw 'f'.,' , , ' 'f t'-' i1?fff1:-4f:- gf: We :,szk'.'1x1:, ' 4 if ffitii t fi wf f. is -:Hag ,,'. GERALD VVILLIABI SYKES Agriculture Williamstown .jerryu Ambitious . . . '51 Ford bomb . . . love them pork chops . . . Navy bound . . . farmer Sykes. CAROL ANN THORN Acaclemic Grenlocli Terrace Carol Chl Creatllln . . . likes that fellow with the '55 Ford lcoulcl this be Normill . .1. Dimples really looks cute in that clrum mujorette suit . . . can always be seen with Betty or Joyce . . . aims for college degree in business. CARRIE LEE THOMAS Commercial Glassboro ncatv What's cooking, Cat? . . . sings in a chorus . . . where's that red and white Mercury? . . . If you only knew . . . What's for dinner, ham or turkey? . . . ambition lwho knowsj. THOMAS THORN Influstrial Arts Grenloch Terrace Thorny Bly lllilllln , . . crazy legs . . . womenlll . . . man with a gun . . . fooling with cars . . . future-what's tlmt??? ELIZABETH ANN THOMAS Commercial Secretarial Grenloch Terr. Betty Ann Tim . . . can be seen chatting with Carol and Nancy . . . just loves going out with someone special . . . mun- ches on hamburgers . . . to be Mrs. R. BESSIE ELIZABETH THORNTON Life Arts Glasslioro Bcssie', Always in a book . . . craves juicy stcuks . . . NVhut's the happenings? . . . 21 good friend . . . likes skating and a '57 Ford convertible . . . our champion talker . . . will make u lovely nurse. HELEN DOROTHY THORNTON Academic Glassboro Dottie', Hi chicken, what's cookin'?', . . . love that southern fried chicken . . . saw Rickie at the rink . . . plays organ and piano well . . . everylJody's pal and mouthpiece . . . future school marin. ANTOINETTE MARIE TOBIASELLO Commercial Glassboro Annette', You'll get yours! . . . simply adores pickles, convertibles, and boys . . . Phyl and Katy are always looking for her . . . one of those lucky secretaries who marries the boss. JAMES ADDISON THORNTON Industrial Arts Glzlssboro 'gJi1n What say there?', . . . oh, now I wouldn,t say that!!! . . . has anyone seen Arnita? . . . never found with- out her , . . loves to play football . . . has a yearning for track also. JEFFREY TOUGHILL Academic Glassboro Jeff You kno'.v!,' . . . card shark . . . love them sports cars Qespecially with girls in 'emj . . . Lennne tell you! . . . hey kid, you seen Paul or Crick? JANET THUMLERT Commercial Secretarial Hardingoillc ..Jzm,, Alrighteelll . . . Let's have a turkey dinner! . . . oh, to ride in a Ford . . . wonderful secretary for some lucky boss . . . loves playing the field??? EDWARD THOMAS VOCE Academic YVilliamst0wn ..Ed,, Hey, inanlu . . . Hil . . . usually seen with Jeff . . . steak sandwiches and french fries, foreign cars, too . . . watching the girls go hy . . . future engineer. ROBERT MICHEAL VOYTOVICH Academic Williamstown r.BOb,, My man . . . could eat spaghetti all day . . . girls! girls! . . . enjoys hunting . . . future chemist. ROBERT BRUCE WALLACE Industrial Arts Glassboro ..B0b.. You're vcrazy! . . . steaks! . . sports minded . . . girls and cars . . . college bound. ARLENE BEATRICE WALKER Commercial Pitman uNiI-lan Quite talkative . . . A1righty . . . a disc jockev fan , . . Hey jaken . . . mad about that certain senior bry . . . nice little girl . . . loves her dungarees . . . undecided future. DOROTHY MAY WVALTON Commercial Secretarial Clayton '4Dottiei' Charlotte and Janis cute buddy! . . . dating is a must to make her happy . . . who's driving that blue Chevy? . . . preparing to be the perfect secretary. JOYCE MIRIAM WALKER Academic Glassboro -Ioyce' Nasty blast! . . . have you seen Carol Ann? . . . can be seen just a bumming and riding around with Lynn . . . future . . . fuming test tube in chemistry. IANIS WARE Academic Glassboro jams Phooie! . . . Where's Carol? . . . likes a '51 green Ford . . . favorite hobby: writing to Bill . . . to be Z1 nurse. LYNN PIERCE WARE Academic Glassboro ..Lyrm,, Ah! hah! . . . I'll never tell . . now Charles . . . Finnxe-boo! . . . hates driving alone at night . . . Chrysler is the only car on the road . . . future musician! . . . wonderful organist. CHARLES IRVIN WILLIAMS Commercial Accountancy Cross Keys Chick Ye gads and little fishes! . . . drives? . . . that Ford . . . and eats all Italian foods . . . enjoys singing anytime . . . very friendly . . . Lynn's pal . . teacher or office manager. SYLVIA F. WATSON Commercial Secretarial Glassboro Sylvia Where's Mickey?,' . . . seems to be Alan's one and only . . . vice versa, too . . . just loves talking . . . to be a secretary. DOROTHY IEANETTA WILLIAMS Commercial Glassboro Dumpy,' Good personality . . . dancing with Elliot is a must . . . 1nay become a successful writer . . . Cool the peel . . . who's driving that black and white Ford? . . . model or secretary? KARL FREDRICK AWEIS Industrial Arts Turnersville Karl What a blast! . . . lives and loves to work on cars! . . . body work, paint jobs and especially that Chev . . . yearns to own an auto body shop. JOHN WISE Industrial Arts Glassboro John Say,Dadl! . . . Antony and Jessie are his companions! . . . speed is his in- terest in cars . . . watching t,v. is his favorite Enastime . . . playing Bongo drums is lis talent . . . future engineer. PHYLLIS ANN WOODRUFF Commercial Willamstown ..Phy1,, I'll get my license this time . . . shops with Mary Ellen and Annette . . . what makes a hit? . . . boys and pictures of John Saxon . . . she'll go oil into the wild blue yonder as an airline hostess. LEONA HELEN MAGEE Commercial Glassboro ..Lee,, New addition to our school . . . Oh great! . . . talented gum chewer . . . thinks black 50n Fords are the most! . . . secretary to a cute boss fwho doesn't want a cute bosslj HOWARD SMITH WILLIE JAMES ZEICLER Industrial Arts Williamstown Industrial Arts H 1 n Williamstown Smitty Z1z Friendly fellow . . . always flashing Give him a book ' ' Q a friendly per- smiles . . . likes tinkering with cars. son . . . Spare no expense . . . a taste for Chinese foods . . . good in crafting . . . likes photography . . . modern jazz fan . . . to make the Air Force a career. 1 908 Four years ago, we, the Golden Anniversary Classf stepped through the portals of G.H.S. Being just as green as our predecessors, we, too, searched for the elevator and Boom 401. Later another surprise-Freshman VVc-ek!! There ensued three fun-packed days of shining shoes, carrying books, and singing Neath the azure . . .D Nine months flew by and in May we elected officers for the coming year: Eddie Duffield, President, jim Thornton, Vice- President, Gerry Carr, Secretary, and Ruth Schober, Treasurer. Mr. Grodotzkc courageously consented to be our advisor. As Sophomores, a big event awaited us, the Hop. On a starry night, to the strains of dreamy music, Raymond Brown and Eleanor Bennett were crowned Prince and Princess. Later, with a sudden interest in our treasury, we turned salesmen and sold book covers, decals. pencils, and tape. Again officers were elected: Joe Anstatt, President, Boy Duffield, Vice-President, Gerry Carr, Secretary, and Ruth Schober, Treasurer. Then we reached the third rung, our junior year--more dignity, more studying! December found us earnestly peddling Christmas candy-a renewed interest in our finances! A few more months and then . . . the PROM!!! The night was clear and inside happy couples danced under arbors of roses and beams of moonlight. Allen Palmer and Geraldine Carr reigned majestically as King and Queen. The great day arrived-Seniors at last! Our officers were: Roy Duffield, President, Joe Anstatt, Vice-President, Geraldine Carr, Secretaryg and Ruth Schober, Treasurer. Soon we were enthusiastically offering our Wares, candy and cards. This time the Freshmen shined OUR shoes and carried OUR books. In November, our fighting Bull Dogs captured the Gloucester County Football Championship, Donna Richman ruled as our football queen. Too quickly 1958 came to a close-another prom, three merry days in Washington, and then THAT night, Graduation. A part of ourselves remains here, dear Alma Mater, a part of thee goes with us , . . such wonderful memories!! Hemel bun 5 amen: ROLL A ? A '- - L LONG AND SHORT OF 1 fir: 3? as ag 'QP xl 1 x A R955 ..,, tg? 1? J x k Mm 'F ms A , , .Sg t Rosie DiBella Jerry Senior Z O i L O,,1 OOOQ , BEST ALL AROUND . joe Anstatt Peggy Brimfield QQ jg L... f ,, ,, WHO MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Betty Heggan joe Anstatt I2 -5 BEST ESS AND ACTOR Judy Evans Patrick Lynch was FASHION PLATES Roy Duffield Peggy Brimfield ,.,,.........---- ' .K ml , -,'4 L' o 1 -Q r U.. i ,A . V A BEST DANCERS f joe Bull - , A Eleanor Bennett 4: .rg ygmf-'ev' nippsvnf' x- . f A A k 'A or 1 A ins' 1 L we --, JI .... Y MOST BASHFUL Mary Frances Cronin Henry Link CLOWN S Sally Black Victor Dameshek j 'q'M. i,' ly. L. M f .,L :, i ti .E F? nth 'J ff 'A r f X M. ' , X ' 1 K -t ,gf :V J . I N . k ,.b- I .. A X ,.,,. ' Y - ' ' x . ' TY QW I Z N Z 1 Q7 ' i-ff IPANA KIDS rr,. , ' - ff A Pat Casey .2 - -X W Roy Duffield BEST ATHLETES E V 13 joe Anstatt Peggy Brimfield KO f .ff 15, f , S is gf nm 4 2 K Q J, , i k G KWSKV ...wh I fi . xii Wai AM ,, . f Ribs W A sw N, S f , w N . 1 1 ' , i, , rg ' 1 f 4 11 , , D V , . 4 if I 1 , . f ww . : ,K A. mb ,Q M H E, gf? - :Ah . Vh hii TEACHERS, PESTS Sally Black George Lewis Msg, ,H 1 4 Q 9' wb., wi IV, LWWH k 7d:x vxosT COURTEOUS C DID THE NIOST FOR G H A ' X E'k A k f I .... :...T' I 4 I gf 21 'G 'lv : :Z : ,, , .g ,, ., .., , . V ,Q ,,f .V 5: 1' .55 WH09 H . 4 I BEST MIXERS 2 ' Mary Slade l Charles Horn . I 'SQ l V CUTEST Izmet Thumlert '- Allen Palmer 1.. ..:: ,.,. . r 1 l W K A CLASS FLIHTS Si g I gl: Marcia Myers 'W Lg Eddie Epley f ',, S lz' , A 1 3'-L1 A 1242 X i -K Wy...-f W .du mm , XQL' L, 14 BEST ARTISTS MOST XIUSICAL N Cary Beebe Arlene Snow X Monica Duke Lynn Ware -'XI' .hx-5 .um III 'Six all ff! 'sf' ':-7 HX f S. 9-',, ..- . y ' .S g .-M .S la i V. 9 J' 3?-3?-4 XJ 1 ' 5, X019 ' X852 . - E V , QJHN 5 .E , 5, m as'-1 2' , M ' ' -- ' V A if , fl - ff I-' fr- vp 3' 1 W' ' K-'sr ,, g -. 'rj' l v, -1 5, 4 4 W' I M 7. Q ' ' ., fl ing- I l ww' I ww V, N . L av .g 51 W . 1 , 2 ::' S V f., M 1 . - ,119 4 -, L V X3 , 1' 'J , -fr . ' 4 -. ' if H5555 ' 'Q' ' . .. 555173 ,-ff 534m ' A. . -iff!! --ff'::g'i 33335 ' ' . Q T' -. ' 'e.. 'f :ia , ' '15 gg! V, ,za , L ' Q , X f I 1 K A 1 X 1 , iq 5 I A Boys FERN ABBOTT-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Librarian 3, 4, Band Captain, President, Librarian, and Quartermaster 4, Orches- tra 1 2, Dance Band 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Clxoir 3, 4, Hub Stall Photographer 3, 4, National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol 4, Student Council Altemate 4, Yearbook Literary and Photography Staff 4, Chairman of the Class Flower Committee, Senior Dance Ticket Com- mittee 4, Particiiaant in Assembly 1, Made Recording or Senior Play 3. DORIS ALBRIGHT-Choir 1. BETTY BAILY-'Choir 1, 2, Yearbook Typing Stall 4, Basketball 1, Participant in Assemblies 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. DOTI' Y BAUM--Choir 1. EUNICE BELL-F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Hub Staff 2, 3, 4, Year- book Collection and Literary Stall 4, Softball Manager 3, Participant in As- sembly 3, F.T.A. Secretary 2, Square Dancing Club 1. ELEANOR BENNETT - Princess of Sophomore Hop. SUE BERKEISER - Student Council Representative 1, 4, Student Council Senator 3, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, Softball 1, Basketball 2, Senior Dance Committee 4, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Color Guard 3, Captain 4, Chairman Record Committee. PATRICIA BILOTTA-Choir 1, Partici- pant in Assemblies, Hockey 1, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Freshman Week Committee 4. SALLY BLACK - Choir 1, Basketball Manager 1, Participant in Assemblies, Sophomore Hop Decorating Committee g,3Class Colors Committee, Tri-Hi-Y BERNADETTE BLONC-Safety Patrol 1, Library Aide 1, Basketball I, Base- ball 1, Hockey 1, J.V. Hockey 3, Var- sity Hocke 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidyent of Honor Society 4, Hall Patrol 4, Hub 3, 4, F.T.A. 4, Yearbook Art Staff 4, Class Motto Committee 2, 3, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Mo el U.N. Delegate. MARIE BOTHWELL-Yearbook Collec- tion Stalf 4, Basketball 1, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4. LOUISE BRIDGES-Varsity Cheerlead- ing 3, I.V. Hockey 1, Particigant in Assembly, Boys' Gymnastic Clu Exhi- bition 1. MARGARET BRIMFIELD-J.V. Hock- ey 2, Varsity Hockey 3 4, I.V. Basket- ball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, Student Council Representative 1, Student Council Alternate 2, Student Colmcil Senator 3, 4, Secretary Student Council 4, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Usherette Class Night and Commencement 3, Yearbook Stall 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Dance Committee 4, Girls' State Representative 3. ELAINE BUCK-Photography Club 1, Freshman Basketball 1, J.V. Softball 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 3, 4, Hub Stall 3, 4, Choir 3, Literary and Col- lectors' Stall of Yearbook 4, Orchesu-a 1, 2, Band Treasurer 4. CONSTANCE CARINO-Choir l 3 4, Yearbook sen 4, Hockey 1, Softball 1, Assembly Participant 1, Senior Assem- bly 3. GERALDINE CARR-Student Council Altemate l, Student Council Senator 2, Class Secretary 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 3, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Prom Srueen 3, Farewell Assembly 3, Hub St 'l' ist 4, Yearbook Art StaE 4, Yearbodf Collection Stall' 4, Hall Patrol 4, Sonhomore H08 Decora- tion Committee 2, Prom ecoration Committee 3. 8:64158 PENNESE - Freshman Foot- MICHAEL PETRILLO - Freshman Football 1, junior Varsity 3, Varsity 4, Freshman Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Gymnastic Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sgorts Publicity 2, 3, Mathematics Clu 2, Literary Staff of Yearbook 4, Sports Stall o Hub 4. ELMER PHILLIPS-Craftsman of To- morrow l, 2, 3. DAVID PORRECA-Freshman Football 1, Iunor Varsitiwi' 2, Varsity 3, 4, Junior Varsity Baseba 1, Varsity 3, 4, Prom Committee 35 Assembly Participant 3. FRED POWELL-Assembly Participant, F.F.A. 2, 3, Preddent 4, Iesters' Club 2, 3, 4, Senior Play 2, 3, 4. HORACE PRITCI-l'E'I'T-Junior vmiry Football 3. WALTER PROBKA-Gymnastic Club 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Fire Guard 4, Assembly Committee 4, Freshman Week Committee 4. JOHN QUIGLEY-student Council 1, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, President 4, Ring Committee 3, Senior Dance Com- mittee 4, Career Day Committee 4, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Freshman Week Committee 4, Fire Guard 4, Assembly Participant, Iesters' Club 4. HOWARD RAYMOND-F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. JOHN ROPE - Freshman Football 1, junior Varsity 2, 3, Varnty 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Dance Committee 4, Photography Stall of Yearbook 4. ANTHONY ROSMINI-Craftsman of Tomorrow 3, Choir 3. JOHN RUMPF-Gymnastic Club 2, 3, 4. LIESRY sl-:N1oa-Junior Varsity Foot- 2 Varsity 3, 4, junior Varsity Bas- ketball 2, varsity 3, 4, Junior varsity Baseball 2, Varsity 3, 4, Varsity Wrest- ling 3, 4, Craftsman of Tomorrow 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM-SERAD-Junior Varsity Base- ball 2, Varsity 3, 4, junior Varsity Foot- ball 3, Library Stalf 4. JACK SIMMERMON-F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. GERALD SMITH-Freshman Basket- ball l, Student Council 4, Craftsman of Tomorrow 2, 3. WILLIAM SNYDER-F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 4, Junior Class Play 3. WILLIAM SULZMAN-Junior Varsity Football 2, 3, Varsity 4, Junior Varsity Track 2, Craftsman of Tomorrow 2, 3. GERALD SYKES-F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol 3, 4. THOMAS THORN-Craftsman of To- morrow 2, 3. JAMES THORNTON-Student Council 1, 2, Class Vice-President 2, Freshman Football 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basketball 1, Iunior Varsity 2, Varsity Track 1, 2, 4. JEFFREY TOUCHILL-Assembly Par- ticipant 3. EDWARD VOGE-Jxmior Varsity Foot- ball 3, Varsity 4, Hall Palrol 3, 4, Gym- nastic Club 2, 3. ROBERT VOYTOVICH-Wrestling 3, Choir l, 2. LYNN WARE-Choir 2, 3, 4, Magazine Drive 3, 4, Assembly Participant, Chair- man Class Song Committee 4. KARL WEIS-Football 2, 3, Softball 3, Freshman Basketball 1, Score and Time- keeper Basketball Games 1. CHARLES WILLIAMS-Choir l, 2, 3 4, Hub 2, 3, Business Manager 4, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Busi- ness Manager of Yearbook 4, Class Song Committee, Magazine Drive 4, Adver- tising Committee 4. JOHN WISE-Craftsman of Tomorrow 2, 3, Choir 4. WILLIAM ZIECLER -- Junior Town Meeting of the Air 3. WAYNE EACHUS-Future Famiers of America 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Stai 4. EDWARD EPLEY-Student Council 1, 2, 3, I.V. Basketball 2, J.V. Football 2. FRANK FEWKES - Weight' Lifting Club 3. CHARLES FIRTH -- Gymnastic Club 3, 4. RICHARD FLEMMINC-J.V. Football 3, I.V. Baseball 3, Gymnastic Club 3, 4. JOHN FOX-Future Farmers of Ameri- ca 1, 2, 3, 4. PAUL CANT-I.V. Football 3, Varsity Football 4, J.V. Baseball 3, Choir 4, Future Farmers of America 4. ROGER GARDY-Prom Ticket Commit- tee 3, Chairman Class Motto Committee, Library Stall 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Com- mittee 4. CANMEN GRASSO-Mathematics Club 1, Gymnastic Club 2, 3, 4, Assembly Participant. CHARLES GUNDERMAN - Freshman Football 1, Junior Varsi Football 2, 3, Vasa' Football 4, Yunior Varsity Basket 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Gymnastic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State Representa- tive 3, Class Color Committee, Year- book Literary Stalf 4. WILLIAM HAGAN-Craftsman of To- morrow 2, 3. CHARLES HORN--Craftsman of To- morrow 2, Student Council 3. PAUL KIRJCPATRICK-Jmnor Varsity Football 2, 3, Prom Committee 3, As- sembly Particiyiant, Photography Com- mittee Yearboo 4. JOHN LEDDEN-F.F.A. 1 2, 3, 4, Assembly Participant 3, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Senior Dance Date Committee Chair- man 4, Fire Guard 4, Choir 4. ROLAND LEVRAULT-National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Boys' State Representative 3, Participant in Assemblies 3, 4. GEORGE LEWIS-Choir 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3.s- V F ban OHN LEWI unior arsity oot 2, 3, Varsity Football 4. HENRY LINK - Collection Stall for Yearbook 4. ROBIN LOWERY-Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, guartermaster Bami 2, 3, Freshman Ba etball 1,'Prom Com- mittee 3, Photography Staff 4. PATRICK LYNCH-Oratorical Contest 1, 2, 3, Senior Play 3, Iesters' Club 3, 4, Roundtable Club l, 2, National Hon- or Society 2, 3, 4, Assembly Participant, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Fire Guard 4. WILLIAM LYNAM-Band 1, 2, 3. ROBERT MARSDEN-Student Council 2, 3, Craftsman of Tomorrow 2, 3, 4, I.V. Track 2. LAWRENCE MONEY-I.V. Track 2' Varsity Track 3, 4, Freshman Basketball 1, Craftsman of Tomorrow 2, 3, Cym- nastic Club 2. ANTHONY MOORE-Choir 4. DONALD MOSEY-Freshman Football 1, Dancing Club 2. JOHN MURDIX-Freshman Football 1, Freshman Basketball 1' Craftsman of Tomorrow 3, 4, Art Stall of Yearbook 4. WACLAW NADARZYNSKI-F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1. DAVID OWENS-Freshman Football 1' Freshman Basketball lg J.V. Basketball 2, Choir 1, 2, 4: Prom Advertising Committee 3, Gymnastic Club 3. ALLEN PALMER -- Junior Varsity Track 3. JAMES PALMER-F.F.A. 1, 3, 4. DANIEL PARKER-Varsity Football 4, Lunlnr Varsity Baseball 3, Freshman asketball 1, Varsity Wrestling 3, Junior Varsity Track 2, Band I 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, Danbe Band 3, Weight Lifting Club 2, 3. Girls IOSEPH ALEXANDER-J.V. Football 2, Varsi-iy Football 3, 4, Freshman Base- ball 1, rack 2, 3, 4, Freshman Basket- ball lg Clyumastlc Club 2, 3, 4, Crafts- man of omorrow 2, 3, 4, Stage Hand 1, Student Council 3. NICHOLAS ANDREACCHIO - l.V. Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Crafts- man of Tomorrow 2, Hoioiomrnittee 2, Prom Committee 3, Year k Stal! 4. b0SEPH ANSTATT-gy. Football 2, am Football 3, 4 aptaln, J.V. Bas- ket 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, LV. Baseball 2' Varsity Baseball 3, 4, figm- nastic Club 3, 4, Student Council ep- resentative 2, 3, Treasurer 4, President 4, Class Olllcer President 3, Vloe-Presb dent 4, Hall Ratrol 3, 4, Boys' State Representative 3, Prom Committee 35 Freshman Week Committee 4, Class Ring Committee 3, Diploma Committee 3, Fire Guard 4. RONALD BARRANGER-AN. Football 2, J.V. Baseball 2, Varsity aseball 3, 4. ROBERT BARRETT-Stamp Club 1, Library Stal! 2, 3, Choir 4. GARY BEEBE-Ggmnastic Club 2, 3, 4, Stage Hand 3, 45 heir 4. MICHAEL RROWNi1.V. Football 2, - Football 4 B sk 3, Varsity : reshman a et- ball 1, C astic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 4, Prom Cldzmittee 3. RAYMOND BROWN-LV. Wrestling 2. HENRY BRUHL-Industrial Arts Ex- hibit 2, 3, 4, Christmas Pageant 3. RICZHARD BUKOWSKI - Hall Patrol 3, . HERBERT BUTLER-Photography Staf of Yearbook 4. THOMAS CERINO-Craftsman of To- morrow 3, 4. WILLIAM CHALMERS - Freshman Football 1, F.T.A. 2, Library Assistant 2, Clmlr 4. JOHN CHILA-Hall Patrol 3, 4. WILLIAM CHRISTIAN - Freshman Football 1, Freshman Basketball 1, Var- sity Basketball 2, J.V. Baseball 2, Choir a, 4, and 3, 4. WALTER CLAPP-Student Council li Prom Committee 3, Date Committee for Senior Dance 4. ROBERT CLIFF -- I.V. Wrestling 1, Gymnastic Club 2, 3. DAVID COBLE-LV. Football 2 3: varsity Football 4, J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, National Honor 50352, 2, 3. 4, Hall Patrol a, 4, Fire C 4. ROBERT COOPER-Varsity Wrestling 1, 2. THOMAS CURRY-Craftsman of To- morrow 2, 3, Gymnastic Club 2, 3. VICTOR DAMESHEK-Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4, J.V. Track 1, Craftsman of Tomorrow 5 Future Farmers of Ameri- ea a, 4, Band 1, 2, a, 4. RICHARD DELANEY-Gymnastic Club 2, Craftsman of Tomorrow 2, 3. STE 5'5'3 1Z'E'?, F . 3s CY . - EDWARD DUFFIELD-LV. Football 2, Student Council 2, Senator 4, Rep- resentative 4, Class President 2, Prom Decoration Committee 3, Hof: Decora- tion Committee 2, Hall Patro 4. ROY DUFFIELD-Student Council 1, Altemate 4, Senator 4, Vice-President 4, Class VicePresident 3, Class Presi- dent 4, Sportsmanship Award Commit- tee 4, Hop Committee 2, Prom Com- mittee 3, Senior Dance Committee 4, Senior Farewell Assembly 3, Freshman Week Assembly 4, Visual Aids Club 2, Fire Gund 4. PATRICIA CASEY - Choir 2, 3, 45 President Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Citizenship lnstitute Delegate, Doug- lass College 35 Date and Decoration Prom Committee 3. DOROTHY CLARK - Senior Dance Decoration Committee 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. MARIORIE CRANER-Choir 4. MARY FRANCES CRONIN - Future Teachers of America l, 2, 35 Choir 2. CBLIA DAVIS-I.V. Hockey 1, 25 Var- sity Hockey 3, 45 Varsity Softball Man- ager 15 Freshman Basketball 15 Senior Assembly 35 F.T.A. 1, 2, 35 Yearbook Photography Stall: 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. ROSE DiBELLA-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 35 Choir 35 Senior Dance Committee 4. CHARLOTTE DOWNER-I.V. Basket- ball 1, 25 Varsity Basketball 35 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Altemate Color Guard 4. EVELYN DUFFIELD-Choir 35 Future Homemaking of America 35 Archaeology Club 1. MONICA DUKE - I.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Softball 2, 3, 45 National Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol 3, 45 Art Chainnan of Year- book 4. MERILYN DYCH-Yearbook Art staff 45 Senior Dance Committee 45 Band 1, 25 Participant in Assemblies 1, 2, 3. JUDITH EVANS-Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Hub Staff 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Hockey 2, 3, 45 Softball 35 Choir 35 Student Coun- dl 25 Basketball 35 Football Queen's Court '58. VIVIAN FABRIZIO-Yearbook Collee- tion Staff 4. IANICE FISLER-Honor Society 2, 3 45 sammy 45 Hub Staff 2, a, 45 Hall Patrol 3, 45 Yearbook Typing Chaimran 4, Executive Staff of Yearbook 45 Stu- dent Council 4, Assembly Participant5 Choir 1. CAROL FRALEY-Choir 15 Vice-Prey ident of Future Homemakers of Amer- ica 35 President of Future Homemakers of America 4. ANNADORA FRANCIS--Choir 15 Hub 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 1, 2, 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4, J.V. Cheer- leader 2, 3, Cheerleader, Varsity 45 Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Prom Decorating Commit- tae 35 Assembly Participant. EVE FREILING-Cheerleader 15 Choir 25 Archaeology Club 1. REBECCA FRYE-Choir 1, 2. DORIS GAINES-Choir 3, 4. ANGELA GALANTE-Choir 2: Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Location Commit- tee of Prom 3. EILEEN CANT-Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers of America 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 45 Assembly Committee 3, 45 Stu- dent Council Altemate 3, Basketball 15 Yearbook Collection Chairman 4, Hall Patrol 45 Farewell Assembly 3. MARYANN CELLERT -- Collection Staff of Yearbook 4, Choir 3, 4, junior Farewell Assembly 3. CATHERINE GRASSO - Choir 2, 35 Hub Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Altemate B resentatlve 25 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3 4, Fare- wbll Assembly 3, Sophomore I-lop Com- mittee 25 Prom Location Committee 35 Freshmen Committee 4. RUTH GREEN-Choir 1, 4. WILHELMINA HALL-Choir 4, Safety Patrol 15 Book of the Month Club 1. BRENDA HARDEN-Choir 3, 45 Bas- ketball 1. LOYCE HARDEN-Choir 2, 3, 4: Art taff 4, Literary Staff 45 Square Dance Club 15 Art Class 1, 2, 3, 4. KATHERINE HARRISON-Art Club li Choir 2. EDNA HAZARD-I.V. Hockey 25 J.V. Basketball 25 Varsity Hockey 3, 4, Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4, Farewell Assembly 3, 45 Choir 4, Yearbook Staff 45 Usherette for Class Niihttonnd Graduation 35 Fresh- man Year k 15 Ir. Hi-Lite Newspaper 15 P.T.A. Entertainment 15 Graduation Committee 15 Hockey Team 15 Basket- ball Team 1. ELIZABETH HEGGAN-Hub Staff 25 Assembly Committee 2, 3, Honor So- ciety 2 3, 4, Hub Co-editor 3, Student Council Representative 3, Hub Editor 4, Student Council Senator 4, Hall Patrol 3, 45 Fixture Teachers of America 4, Yearbook Editor 45 Assembly Participant and Writer. ELAINE HENRY-Participated in As- semblies 3, Library Staff 15 English Club 15 Hockey 15 Basketball 1. ABIGAIL HETRMAN-Honor Society 3, 45 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. IESSIE HILL-Reading Club 3, 4. MARIE HOLLERAN--Art 1. MARGARET HUGHES-Hockey 2, 3. IRENE JOHNSON-Choir 2, 3, 4. HY JUSTICE-Choir 2, 3, 45 Basket- l5 Hockey 15 Hall Patrol 45 Library Staff 1. ELEANOR KIEWEL - Choir 2, 35 jester's Club 2, 3, National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol 4. JOAN KOMAND-Choir 2, 3, Iester's Club 1, 25 Softball 1, 2, Student Coun- cil Representative 3. SYLVIA KRASSOW-Choir 1. IEANNETTE KROL-Choir 2, 3, Par- ticipated in Assemblies 2, 3. ELIZABETH LANE-Choir 2, 3, 4, Par- ticipated in Assemblies 3, 4. IACQUELINE LIPPARD-Choir 15 Par- ticiiated in Assemblies 15 Square Dance Clu 15 Yearbook Typing Staff 4. KAY LOIBEL-Library Staff 15 English Club 15 Senior Farewell Committee 3. CLAIRE LOWENBERC-Hockey 1, 2, Softball 15 Usherette for Class Night and Commencement 2, 3, Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Senior Dance Committee 45 Participated in Assemblies 3: Square Dance Club 2' Library Assistant 3, Photograglhy and Literary Staffs of Year- book 4, all Patrol 4. GEORGIA MARSH-Choir 1, 3, 45 Year- book 4, Participated in Assemblies 4, S uare Dancing Club 15 Archaeology Club 1. PATRICIA MARSHALL-Softball Man- ager 15 Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3 4, Prom Com- mittee 35 Yearbook smlf 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Partici ated in Assemblies 3, Sen- ior Dance Sommittee 45 Usherette for Commencement and Class Night 35 Ush- erette for Band Concert 4. CHARLENE MARTIN-Latin Club 1, 2, Participated in Assemblies 3, 4, Hall Patrol 4, Assembgf Program Committee 4, Honor Society , 3, 45 Current Events Club 15 Yearbook Staff 4, Magazine Drive 3, 45 Choir 45 Jester's Club 3, 4. PATRICIA MCCANN - Basketball 13 Participated in Assemblies 1, 35 Tri-Hi- Y 2, 3, 4, Color Guard 45 Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Hop Committee, Refreshments 25 Prom Committee 3. EIiEiANOR MCCAULEY - Safety Pa- tro . DIANNE METZCHER-F.T.A. 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 4, Library Staff 15 Choir 15 Archaeology Club 1. RUTH MCMURTRY-Choir 15 Book of the Month Club 15 Safety Patrol 1. ROSALIE MITCHO-Library Staff 15 Softball 15 Senior Dance Committee 4. MAVRLENE NARDOTTI-Tri-Hi-Y 4. IUDITH OBERST-Choir 15 Hub 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 25 Hall Patrol 4, Yearbook Literary and Typing Staffs 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Tri-HL Treasurer 35 Library Assistant 4. PATRICIA O'MALLEY-Choir 1, 2, 3- Assembly Committee 3, 4, Literary and Collection Staffs of Yearbook 4, Tri-Hi- Y 3, 45 Participated in Assemblies 35 Library Staff 15 Book Club 1. NANCY OWENS - President Square Dance Club 15 Library Staff 1, 2, Hub 2, 3, 4, Hop Decorating Committee 2, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol 4, Girls' State Altemate 35 Yearbook 4, Typing Stall: 4. CYNTHIA PACKER-Choir 15 Square Dance Club 1. ROBERTA PETRICK-Choir 3, 4, Hub Typing Staff 4, Yearbook Typing Staff 4, ALICE PIHS-Choir 1. SHIRLEY PIKE-Participant in Assem- bly 15 I.V. Softball 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra Club 15 Hall Guard 2, Alter- nate to Student Council 2, Tri-H-Y 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Chairman of Prom 35 Refreshment Committee 3, Varsity Soft- ball 3, 45Hub Photography 3, Altemate Girls' Citizenship 3, Literary 'Staff of Yearbook 45 Date and Refreshment Committe for Senior Dance 45 Choir 4, Hub News and Articles 45 Member of Class Motto Committee 4. EDITH PINCKNEY--Art Class 1, 2, 3, 4. FINA PIZZO - Student Representative 2, 35 Varsity Cheerleading 4. IEANE POLEK - Choir 15 Student Council 15 Yearbook Art Staff 4. RUTH POLOCZ-Band l, 2, 3, 45 Quartermaster, Secretary, and Captain o Band 4, Choir 3, 4, LV. Basketball 15 Hub 2, 3, 4, Business Manager of Hub and Head Twist 45 Iesters C ub 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra lub 1, 2, 35 Yearbook Tyg- ing Staff 4, Senior Farewell Assembly 5 Freshmen Assembly 15 Library Assistant 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Prom Refreshment Committee 3, Sophomore H? Decorat- ing Committee 2, Usherette lass Night and Commencement 3. DIANE PRESS-Freshmen Basketball 1- Cbairman of Decoration Committee ol Sophomore Hop, Chairman of Decora- tion Committee Iunior-Senior Prom- Prom Court 3, Choir 1' Usherette Band Concert 35 Varsity' Cheerleader 3 4: Sophomore Tri-Hi- 5 Collection Staff of Yearbook 4. BARBARA RICHARDS-Varsity Softball 2, 3, 4, Manager of Hockey Team 4, Banner Carrier 3, 4. DONNA RICHMAN-Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Mrs. Weaver' s Assistant 3, Prom Decoration Committee 3, Hall Patrol 3, 4, Yearbook Collection Staff 4, Participant in Assemblies5 Prom Queen's Court 3, Football Queen 4, Girls State Altemate 3. LQSIQA RODGERS-Choir 1, 45 Basket- MARIE ROESLY-Tri-Hi-Y 4. RUTH ROLAX - Choir 3, Cafeteria Waitress 3. NAOMI ROLL - Freshmen and I.V. Basketball 15 Senior Play 1, 35 Iester's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Art Staff 4: Hub Art staff 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4. ARNITA ROSE-Partlgislant in Assem- blies5 Freshmen Basket 15 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 2, Honor Society 3, 4, Dancing Club 3, Hub TyFin5lS f 4, Yearbook Typing Staff 4, So tb 2. LOUVENIA ROUNDTREE-I.V. Soft- ball 15 Choir 2, 4, CJ-LS. Cafeteria Waitress 4. JANET 'RULON-Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Twlrler 3, 45 F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 44 President 4, AS- sembly Participant5 Senior Play Progs, 3: :dearbocgc Collection Staff 45 Prom m- liee . MARIE SABELLA - Choir 15 Library Assistant 1. RUTH SCHOBER-Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 1, 2 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, 'ni-Hx-Y 2, 35 senden: Council Representative to Rutgers 3, Participant in Assemblies5 Executive staff of Year- book 45 Chairman of Photography Staff 4. MARY ELLEN SHARP-Tri-Hi-Y 45 Collection Staff of Yearbook 4. JOYCE SICKLER-Tri-Hi-Y 45 Indian Relics Club 15 Safety Patrol 15 Book Club 15 Library Stat 15 Hockey Team 15 Softball Team 1. LIQIODITH SIVEL - LV. Basketball 14 ps for Assemblies 35 Collection Stafl of Yearbook 4. MARY SLADE-Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Choir 3, 45 g.V. Basketball 25 Typing Staff for Hu 4. NORA SUTTON-Hub l, 2 3, 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 jester's Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2- Square Dancing Club 15 Future Teachers of America 3 4, Treasurer 4: Senior Play 1 2, 35 Class Motto Committee 2, 35 Usherette Class Night and Commencement 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Assembly Participant and Writer5 Choir 45 Libr Assistant 45 Yearbook Literary Staffaghairman 4. KRLEAN SNOW - Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Square Dancing Club 25 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Student Counci 2, 3, 45 Prom Commit- tee 35 Senior Dance Committee 4. ELIZABETH ANN THOMAS - Choir 1, 2. CAROL ANN THORN-Particlsant in Assemblies5 Hockey 15 Choir 1, , 3 45 Twirling 35 Drum Majorette 45 Student Council 15 Hall Patrol 3, 45 Honor So- ciet 2, 3, 45 Senior Play 2, 35 ll1ulster's Club 2, 3, President 45 Hub 45 Us rette for Class Night and Graduation 2, 35 Basketball 25 Prom Decoration Commit- tee 35 Hop Decoration Committee 25 Senior Dance Decoration Committee 45 Chairman of Favor Committee for Prom 35 LiteraxbyeStaff of Yearbook 45 Tri-HL Y 3, 45 eoration Committee for Hop 15 Committee for Class Gift 1. BESSIE THORNTON - Baseball 1: Waitress 3, 4. DOROTHY THORNTON-Hub Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 F.T.A. Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 45 Library Assistant 45 Choir 3, 45 Lit- erary Staff of Yearbook 45 Assembly Participant5 Baseball 15 Basketball 15 Square Dance Club l. JANET THUMLERT-Choir 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Student Council 25 Hall Pa- trol 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Senior Dance Comm-ittees 4. ANNETTE TOMASELLO-Choir 1, 2, 35 QV. Cheerleader 25 Prom Committee 35 hotograph Staff of Yearbook 45 Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Decorating Committee 2. QOYCE WALKER-Hub Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 earbook 45 Hall Patrol 3, 45 Senior Play 1 2, 35 Jester's Club 2, 3, Secrets? 45 Girls' State 35 Honor Society 2, 3, 5 Magazine Drive 3, Chainnan 45 Solglgo- more Hop Committee 25 junior m Committee 35 Committee for Class Flowers 35 Participant in Assemblies. DOROTHY WALTON-Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Senior Dance Committee. gANIS WARE-Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chap- in 2, Secretary 45 I.V. Hockey 3 45 Choir 2, 45 Participant in Assemblies5 Cheerleading 45 Prom Decorating Com- mittee 35 Decorating Committee 5 Year- book Photography Staff 45 Senior Dance Decorating Committee 4. SYLVIA WATSON- J.V. Baseball 15 Library Club 3, 45 Square Dance Club 15 Yearbook Typing staff 4. PHYLLIS WOODRUFF-Editor offgun- ior High Paper 15 Yearbook Sta 15 Cheerleader 1. 5 M The Sophomore Hop, our first big dmcc, W helcl in the G.H.S. gymnasium amicl solt lights swe music, and a magical atmosphere The princess ii prince were Eleanor Bennett and Riy Brown fax V' Sophomore Hop lwffl?-'f'1'YQ!. . 7 IQ - Vg va gk... g , 4, ,urn -f -,p-1 11' -5-Q ,Q-4, ,-vw-'-v-L, funior - enior Prom The Vineland Armory provided the lovely setting for our junior-Senior Prom on May 10, 1957. Geraldine Carr inade- ll beautiful queen, and Allen Palmer was the handsome king.. YVv clancccl away three magic hours to the music ol Sonny Soprano. liar? f K Mywmq M A , W, x if - e X i i L W ' Vy -f K 'AL.:Y,,-, 2 f.' wagin- A D aniei M my 5 . WQ X, r r' y ' low e -er W, i S lf'1f W rw Senior Dance lt was L1 l'il1I1y 11ig111. 13111 11151110 11011115 w01'0 w111'111 LIIIK1 guy, fllll' SCl110I' 1J1lllCC was 1:1l11l11f' 11Cl'l' 011 Iilllllilff' 25, 1958. 111 1110 C11111p11s S011oc11 111111rc10111. 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Our theme, :The Other Wise Manf' 2 Christmas classic, was carried out splendidly in pantomime, song, and narration. FE i 5 E KN X h S EXECUTIVE STAFF Left to right: Charlene Martin, Secretaryg Betty Heg- gan, Eclitorg Nora Sutton, Literary Chairmang Janice Fisler, Typing Chairmang Ruth Schober, Photography Chairmang Charles Williams, Business Managerg Monica Duke, Art Chairmang Eileen Cant, Collee- tion Chairman. In years to come this annual will bring back vivid memories to the mem- bers of our class, as they reminisce about their high school clays. The class expresses cleep appreciation to Mrs. Erickson, Without Whom this yearbook eoultl never have been published, and to the members of the staff. They have Worked hard and well. Dorothy H. Erickson, Adviser Betty Heggan, Editor '-M1 ff' COLLECTION STAFF Sitting, left to right: E. Hazard, M. E. Sharp, P. O'Malley, NI. Bothwell, E. Buck, E. Cant, D. Press, V. Fabrizio, E. Bell, C. Carr, C. Carino. Standing: I. Rnlon, D. Richman, I. Sivel, W. Chalmers. Absent: M. Gellert, H. Link. 3-1ft'R'lIQul LITERARY STAFF Sitting, left to right: P. O'Malley, S. Berkheiser, E. Buck, F, Abbott, I. Oberst, N. Sutton, C. Thorn, C. Lowenberg, S. Pike, C. Marsh. Standing: P. Marshall, E. Bell, M. Petrillo, C. Cunderman, Walker, P. Casey, P. Brimfield. -uursu-un wan: ADVERTISING STAFF I. Evans, C. Williams, D. VValton. -id TYPINC STAFF First row, left to right: A. Rose, R. Polocz, C. Crasso I. Oberst. Second row: I. Fisler, B. Baily, I. Lippard R. Petrick. Absent: N. Owens. PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF First row, left to right: A. Tomasello, C. Davis, R. Schober, I. Ware, C. Lowenbcrg, H. Butler. Second row: F. Abbott, R. Lowery, P. Kirkpatrick, I. Rope, R. Cardy. Absent: N. Andreccllio. 5 ll if 3 President .........,.. ...,....... I oe Anstatt ' Vice-President ....... ....... R oy Duffield Secretary .........,.. .... P eggy Brimfield Treasurer .................. ,,,..,,...,A,.A,. B ob Turk The Student Council is the student government at Classboro High School. XVith the help of its advisors, Mrs. Hanna and Mrs. Isenberg, the council tries to solve the problems which arise, and generally improve the school. Our school paper The Huhv is published every six weeks featuring the C67-he 99 news and gossip concerning and its students. The Huh serves as a review and preview of happenings in school. Advisers .............. Mr. Dawson, Mr. Hiester Business Managers ..........,....... Ruth Polocz, Editor ......................,............. Betty Heggan Charles Williams C0-Editors ....... ........,.,....... C arole Wilson, Exchange Editor ............ Annadora Francis Pattie Young Typing Chairman .................... Ruth Polocz f 1 Seatecl, left to right: I. Evans, Vice-President, A. Francis, Thorn, P. Marshall, C. Crasso, D. Riclnnan, A. Tonnnasello, Presiclent, I. XVare, Secretary, H. Elliot, Aclviser. Standing: M. Narclotti, J. Rulon, P. O'Mallcy, J. Ul7CI'5t, C- Cllff- BI. Sliarp, C. Davis, E. Hazard, B. Baily, H. Polocz, I. AlJSC11i:P.McCann,Treasurer. Sicklcr, Bl. Slade, BI. Brimfield, P. Casey, S. Pike, C. Maroon and Cold Tri-.PH-Y The purpose of the Hi-Y is: 'ATO create, maintain, and extend, tlirougliout tlle scliool and CO1NlHllI'lity, lmigli stanclarcls of Christian cliaracter.J' Standing, left to riglit: M. Crillo, B. Bowe, NI. Toclaro, L. Sliecper - - - B. Bennie, J. Baugli, B. Stewart, R. Scott, B. Kim, Nliss Haas 1 il.. Y Advisor, I. Apostle, E. Symanslti. Sealed: VVriglit, Secretary, B Robeson, Vice-President, CLl1'1illl, Chaplain, S. l'reclcr1eks, Treas- urer, C. Meeouch. Absent: K. Mc'l'yrc, President. 00 Future Farmers of America The Future Farmers of Amer- ica, or F.F.A., is the national organization for boys studying vocational agriculture in public schools. Improved agriculture, better local communities, a more sat- isfying farm home life and more efficient farmer-citizens are emerging as a result of the boys, experiences. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Mr. Grodotzke ..i.............,..,.,.. Advisor Fred Powell .....,.................. President ,loo Granato ..,,............ Vice President George Farley ........,........,.... Secretary Robert DiCarmo ...,....,......... Treasurer Danny Haines ....., ..,...... R eporter Chris Siebert ...., ......, S entinel Future Homemalcers Of America The F.H.A. is an organization concerned with preparing its members to be better home- makers in the future. Their ad- visor is Miss Hazel. H8 Q7 ig First row: I. Thuinlert, F. Abbott, B. Heggan, M. Marvin, Carr, J. Brooks. Fourth row: N. Sutton. C. Brida, NI. Cal- Adviserg B. Blong, Vice-Presidentg J. Fisler, Seeretaryg C. lahan, Fifth row: H. Eastwood, C. XVeher, J. Sehnst. Sixth Martin, Treasurer. Second row:A, Rose, C. Magee, C. row: KI, Ledden, P. Lynch, C. Thorn. Seventh row: NI, Lowenberg, S. Cushner, N. Owens, C. Wilson, 1. Quigley, Duke, C. Herman, E. Cant, R. Levrault, XI. Ackerman. Presidentg J. Walker. Third row: D. Sink, C. Hada, C. Absent: C. XVllllLl1l1S. Having been selected by the taeulty on their scholarship, leadership. char- acter, and service, these students were made members ot this nationwiclt 0rg'miZ'1tion It is their goal to uphold its ideals for the betterment of thun I selves and their school. K K - Future Teachers of America This organization is for students who intend to make teaching their pro- fession. They have many interesting speakers and take trequent trips to G.S.T.C. They award an annual scholarship to a deserving F.T.A. inelnher. President ,....... .....,............,,...... I anet Rulon Secretary ---------------------e----'---- - HQICH leipilif Vice-President .........,.. Barbara Di Eugenio Tfeflwfef -------------------------------'-- NJN 5Uft0N Assam bl Committee Hall Patrol First row, left to right: I. Anstatt fCapt.l, G. Carr CCupt.J, R. Rollins fAdvisorJ, B. Blong, C. Lowenberg, M. Duke. Second row: I. Justice, D. Richmond, F. Abbott, N. Sutton, A. Rose, E. Heggan, E. Cunt, N. Owens, I. Oberst, G. Herman. Third row: I. Fisler. I. Evans, M. Briinfield, C. Thorn, C. Martin, Thumblert, VVulker, E. Voge, D. Co- ble, XV. Prohku, I. Led- den, P. Lynch, J. Chiln, E. Duffield, R. Buckow- ski, I. Quigley, C. Sykes, R. Levrault, C. Williams. Librar First row, left to right: D. Lutz fAdvisorJ, S. Yard, C. Martin, E. Cant, P. O'Malley, E. Heggan, Mrs. Della Porta, Mrs. Weaver CAdvisorsJ. Second row: C. Price, C. Senior, R. Turk, J. Montgomery, I. Caldonado. Absent: G. Hinsey. , . ii. Seated, left to right: I. Duke, M. Maxwell, B. Stewart CSecretaryJ, R. Gardy fPresidentJ C Bfid1cViCC'PfCSiClCHtJ Xlrs Lucy Verderose CLibr1ri41nD J Oberst Standing- M Wolf ' b'anlt,cI. Banker, W. linchus, R. Polocz, Nzldhrgyiiikii W. Serad, D. Thornton, I- Agoslle, S. Watson. President ,..... Carol Thorn levers Club Ombffs XZ2igiZZ7fff??fiffA -ifff?552:L:'2c3iQ2: Treasurer ....... ....... J amos Hunter United NGll.0HS Pilgrimage Boys' and Girls, State Left to right: Patricia Estilow, Martin Ackerman, Girls, left. fo. fight: Fern Abbott, IOYCC Willkef, Bemadette Blong. Peggy Brlmficld. Boys: Charles Gundcrman, Ro- land Levrault, joseph Anstatt. Cltlzenshw Instltute Left to right: Patricia Casey, Patricia Bilotta, Nom Sutton 4 i 'Q . J S Q In 3 z., Q uf I 4' Q, :k.V LM gk ERR-xg Qfiif 3 ggi N , V',AA Lf-if , If 'W .N 5 Q 1 3 A l i' as it gg, , 4, .2-S, .2 5' E Ls r 3 f Art Class Typlhg Class Gym Class 3rd Pd Choir h 'iff Cafeteria fm. ,mf 7th Pd Choir General Biol ogy Band Senior History Class Vocational Clzemzstry Class funior fhstory Class sam7--.-- L-I nl' Y I if Sw Q M L. a 3 4? 'fl Y I ws wg K' 3 as is , ,M 6 ' ,K my ,H f -w-num ,, 'Q-v-...,,, S, . 1 S 5 s M ! 'Q Q wi ,AFC -.4 ,fy in-v--, 7 V'-,CQ ,,'-v'-'lust-n Q. x.. f w s 3 V www 3 X, 5+ www 5 sy 3 PH' 5 ,. WHA ' E332 i '55 - mnatixz' , . WNY: 1 . .- U BS M QV :Q K if X .,:, gi 5. ,IJ 'A QQ- X , 1 N N , 4 fr I 5 - Wf ,y 4 ff, J f , 4, Ve 4 Viiifu' Xml A 3, Y' Q 1 J , 1 5-qw ,' SQ f 1 1, 10 h MW nlr , 4a:f-'Y -- Sports Football Queen and Court Football This year the Glasshoro Bull Dogs won the Gloucester County Championship. Hurrah, Hurrah!! SCORES Glossboro Opponent 13 ........ SALEB4 ........ 18 9 ....... VINELAND ,,...,. 20 13 ..,,,.,,. PENNSGROVE .....,.,, 13 21 ....,.......... PITNIAN .....,..,Y...., 0 12 ,.,.,.... BURLINGTON .,,...... 12 26 .,..... WVOODBURY ,.,.... 7 14 .,..... REGIONAL .,,,,,, 25 I 19 ...... CLAYTON ...... 0 7 ,,,.,,,... .,.,. P AULSBORO ..... ....,........ 0 IOSEPH ANSTATT First row: joseph Alexander, Nicholas Andreacchio, Michael Brown, David Coble, Victor Capmm Dameshek. Second row: Charles Gunderman, William Hagan, Paul Kirkpatrick, John Lewis, Michael Petrillo. Third row: David Porecca, John B. Rope, jerry Senior, William Sulzman, Edward Voge. i patrick, John Rope, Mr. Kane CCoachl. Third row: FIRST STRING VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD Teague, Bill Sulzman, David Coble, Nick Andreaccliio, S',ChlGd .,L Ak' , Al'- Standing: Bill McDevitt, Bob Barrett, joe Anstatt, Gilbert lilggr, iggggd poizggal un el-mlm ew C mson Joe ex Harden, James Thornton, Michael Brown. Kneeling: Bob VAPJSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD First row: Mr. 'Rollins fCoachl, Bob Teague, David Coble, Nick Andreacchio, Jerry Senior, Gilbert Harden, Joe Anstatt, Charles Gunderman, joe Alexander, David Porecca, Michael Brown, Phil Caltabiano, Mr. Connolly QHead Coachl. Second row: Mr. Esgro f'Coachl, John Lewis, Lew Atkin- son, Bob Barratt, James Thomton, Bill McDevitt, Bill Sulzman, Ed Voge, Bill Hagan, Paul Kirk- FRESHMEN FOOTBALL First row: Dale McCulley. Second row: Sam Brown, jack Shellenberger, Ed Shellenberger, Charles Collins, jarves Folk, Bob Connolly, Rich- ard Dow. 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Standing: Bill McDevitt, Ernie Baker, Bob Frazer, David Coble, Lewis Atkinson, Joe Anstatt, Coach Feschuk. Varsity and Junior Varsity Basketball The Varsity basketball team had a fair season-winning ten and losing thirteen. The most outstanding victories were over Triton C90-55D and Pennsville Q81-552. In the Kiwanis Tournament Classhoro placed third, defeating Pitman and Swedeslvoro. The Iunior Varsity turned in a praiseworthy performance. They Won thirteen While losing only four. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling, left to right: Thomas Bell, Chester Saunders, Woodrow Wilson, John Izzo. Seated: Larry Beebe, Allen Thompson, Warren Wisdom, William Clark. Standing: Ted Connover, Ralph Loper, Ronald Williams, Carl johnson, David Murdock, Coach Everhart. .Z Seated, left to right: Bob Dufala, James Moore, Ogden thony Porreca, Tony Moore, jim Davis, NVilliam Kirk, Hon- Wfilliains, Richard Dow, Coach Wurm, Picrre Willermet, alll RIIOJCS, WVHHCI Clilpp, Robert Teague, Nick Mcnna. Martin Ackerman, Joe Brown, Billy Davis. Standing: An- Anthony Moore . ID NValt Clapp Although the te'un's record was 9-8 the initmen have stexclilv improved W under the capable coaching of Peter XVurm. The future looks hright with thc return of several veteran amen next season. 'IDS U 1 'MM we lr 'I Back row, loft to right: Coach Raymond Rollins, Harry Bob Barratt, Ashcnloltcr, Tony Sylvester, Bob Turk, James Dow, Ron- Devitt. ald Rhodes. Front row: XVilliam Clark, Allen Thompson, Joe Anstatt, Ronald DeBc,nedetto Blll MQ 'Take me out to the hall game . . Our nine mon always gnc in waiting performance. The varsity is aclmirahlv coachcd bv Ravmoncl Rolhm incl E111 Hinton, whilc Charles Homan trams the froslnncn. Ronald Barringer William Christian 102 S David Porrcca joe Anstatt VARSITY HOCKEY Left to right: Joan Apostle, Eileen Brodkin, Margaret Brilnfield, Judith Evans, Betty Bowe, Edna Hazard, Celia Davis, Patricia Marshall, Barbara Robb, Carol Mecouch, Margaret Cooper, Barbara Richards, Managerg Lillian Haas, Coach. A, , , . .t , . ., Jaw K ' . ,. U' . - - J.v. HOCKEY Standing: Catherine Brown, Captain, Kitty Wright, Kay McTyre, Margie Zinski, Jane Wilcox, Penny Brirufield, Patty Masters, Diane VVhitehead, Chris Eversole, Lillian Haas, Coach. Kneeling: Sandra Martin, Janis Ware, Patty Young, Beverly Stewart, Linda Cassiday, Cail Hinsey, Janet Davis. The girls, hockey team, under the direction of Miss Haas and Mrs. Sergesou, Worked hard this season. They finished in third place in the tri-county league 15. Celia Davis Edna Hazard Patty Marshall Judy Evans Milfililfd Bfilllfivlfl b The softball team had a good season with Miss Haas as their coach. They a lost only two games. VARSITY SOFTBALL Helen Hitzellberger, Miss Haas, Coach. Second row: Carol First row, left to right: Charlene Sanders, Linda Cassiday, Thorn, Manager, Cene White, Monica Duke, Eunice Bell, Shirley Pike, Judy Evans, Barbara Richards, Patsy Pike, Linda W00dfUff, C11r0lPettif,PHtr1C111 MHSWTS- Girls 9 Basketball . W S: 1 4gf 'fii . 1f 3 'F ' ' 1 S VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling, left to right: jane Allvriglit, Jane YVileox, Sllelia McDevitt, Betty Rowe. Standing: Loretta Selxeeper, Co- Manager, Jean VVl1ite, Monica Duke, Miss Haas, Coaeli, Peggy Ann Cooper, Patricia Nlasters, janet Davis, Co- Managerl Under the alale guidance of Miss Haas the team liad a fair season. They have shown excellent ability and good sportsinansllip in all their games. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL julia Bunn, Kay Nlorgan, Joan Zinsky, Penny Briinlield, Miss Haas, Coaell, Margie Zinsky, Barbara Robb, Kim Kneeling, left to right: joan Apostle, Linda Fontanello, yvilsonh Mary Todaro, Eileen Brodkin, Anita Rosetti. Standing: gk. .X-M W Left to right: Barbara Bennie, Barbara Richards, janet Baugh. Drum Jlfzfmettc: Feature Twirlcr: CAROL THORN DOROTHY BUTLI' xy Si I , V K gi 9 S Q tif in .1 Band L, Band Director-Mr. Russell Benigno . g 7 BAND OFFICERS President ..........................,....... Fern Abbott Vice-President ....., ....... S iegfried Johnson Secretary ..,........ ........... R uth Polocz Treasurer ........ .......... E laine Buck rrLr X wi A L A 6 A an ' I L, K. -ff, ,ci . I ,fiffliiiiwii-fr -X ' QE- , A ,H , f f 1- K W ,,.. f- - -W 'rgrM '1 'm' XX -J hi --'W :. :.fS:. ' , .-rw -H+: :fn-fP':s'f1-e?' - 1 A ,,,- .V -. Q: rf V- . - f M Cheerleaders and Twirlers Left to right: Betty Bowe fHead Twirlerl, Luciele Branca, joan Apostle, Janet Rulon, Evelyn Szymanski, Ruth Searle, Connie Weber, Sharon Freclreich QHeacl Twirlerl. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Angie Galante, Mary Anne Tubertini, Carol VVilson, Diane Press, Fina Pizzo, Annadora Francis QCaptainl, Pat Marshall, Billie Anne Robeson, Mary De Francesco, Mary Ann Crillo. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Shelia McDevitt, janet Carino, jane Albright, Janis Ware fCaptainJ. Absent: Camille Brida. I O 5 1 O1 fa 3535 2, SLE 5 ?QffU1Hff'r J ?'J iiiEiif.ii4135 -i 1 J 6 , gui M 5-ia ni.-hr Gia-in-or HQ?-'- Z- ?J11lHfi11LI-1J.gf K-2 How Can we 4-hunk you. For -the qsfh yodve qnl 30 Im 14 fm ffl X,...Z LAS? In Years -to Come we 5-HH ff- ggi' 1,3 ?'L f W f L F Wm -Pimk an wa-arm qlo--avi 5-hal--inq 9?-24 1 HT I Jpfifw 1,-+. our hm-5, wi-ere ear M 4h.,qx+,r.-wh ta ?L M X 65 os K ip Morne. M it 'E E Down through the years the Glass lndustry has come a long way from the bee-hive pot furnace and its old hand-blown glassware. Today, the lndustry achieves mass production with the modern continuous batch furnace and automatic glass blowing machines in which Owens was a pioneer. Yet much of our industry still rests on the sturdy foundations laid by some of the early American glass- makers-Deming Jarves in New England, the Stanger Brothers and the Whitney family in New Jersey, Edward Drummond Libbey and Michael Owens in Ohio, the Levis family in Illinois, to name a few. MAKERS OF PRODUCTS It is with deep respect and consid- erable pride that we in Owens-Illi- nois regard these pioneers, for ours is a direct heritage from them on which we have been privileged to build, to develop, and to improve. THE OWENS ILLINOIS LINES INCLUDE ages medicines cosmetics house hold chemicals closur s corru gated cartons wood boxes ply wood table glassware laboratory glassware glass block and insulat- 6 ing materials television bulbs 5' electrical insulators custom molded plastics. '2 ! 2 1 i I 1 1 !' Q 9 0:9 - : ff 5 920 Glass containers for foods, bever- Q ' 1 I n - ' . 5 . , . e , - .9 , , - . , Q 4 ' WENS' LLINOIS PLANT 68 0 GLASSBORO, N. J. ANGELO'S GLASSBOR0 DINER F000 You WILL ENJOY ----Open 24 Hours a Day- New Modern Diner Angelo Tubertini. Prop. TAG'S SUB SHOP BEST SUBS IN TOWN STEAKS - HAMBURGERS MILK SHAKES - Dolly Madison Ice Cream --- 105 East High Street Glasshoro, N. J. GEORGE STACKLIFF K0ld Post Office? MEN'S CLOTHING Co First Class --- Pay Third Class i' Phone: TUlip 1-9812 CUSTOM-BUILT GARAGES FOR LESS NAtional 9-1434 HOWATT GARAGE BUILDERS, INC. Williamstown, N. J. J. T. ABBOTT 8t SON, INC. PAINT - HARDWARE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES 147 East High Street Glassboro, N. J. Phone: TUlip 1-4515 SHARP BROTHERS READY-MIXED CONCRETE BUILDING SUPPLIES Sicklerville Avenue Plant No. 1-Wlilliamstown, N. .I. Plant No. 2-Somers Point, N. J. Phone: NAtional 9-7474 CHARLES SAMUELIAN CLE IINERS .sz DYERS TAILORING EXPERT RUG CLEANING Fur Cleaning, Repairing 62 Storage Repairing - Weaving - Cutting Binding - Fitting 58 North Main St. Glassboro, N. J. Phone TUlip 1-9122 SOUTH JERSEY LUMBER 81 MILL WORK COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS Phone TUlip 1-5131 P. Coppolino Yard: 23 State Street Glassboro, N. J. 'IIE Y .gynquq-w ---- W-f-.J U -, 1- v-. ...,f,u.- .-r -1 5 ,-if . . ly ,., 4 - ,v . , 1 .1 . I r , Q o WEEDS, I.AWN 81 GARDEN MART Sharpening and Repairing Service La-wn and Power Mowers Saw Re-Toothing and Sharpening Chain Saws, Sold and Repaired Registered Briggs Stratton Dealer POPULAR ST. 8x BLACK HORSE PIKE WILLIAMSTOWN, N. J. PITMAN HOSIERY SHOP LADIES' APPAREL MATERNITY FASHIONS INFANTWEAR and SHOWER GIFTS 16 Pitman Ave. fNext to Bell Te1.l LUther 9-9582 CROSS KEYS ELECTRONICS RADIO .sz TV REPAIR Frank Walston, Jr. NAlional 9-5101 'A' Old Black Horse Pike, Cross Keys, N. J. P.0., R.D. Sewell, N. J. BURKETTS PHARMACY 81 GIFT SHOP PITMAN, N. J. t Compliments of OSCAR K. HEGGAN CANNERY, STORAGE and FRUIT FARMS Glassboro-Cross Keys Road Sewell 3, N. J. Phone: TUlip 1-5222 THE COTTON HOUSE MANUFACTURERS OF LADIES' APPAREL Alterations Free - Air-Conditioned Black Horse Pike 8: Lake Ave. Williamstown, N. J. NAtional 9-5449 Daily 9 to 9 Sunday 9 to 6 Compliments of A FRIEND 'k MOODS FARM MARKET J. RICHARD Moon 'A' MULLICA HILL, N. J. GRidley 8-4385 WILLIAMSTOWN NEWS AGENCY NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES 'A' 305 South Main Street Williamstown, N. J. Phone: NAtional 9-8758 MERRITT'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS The Name to Remember for The Highest Quality in FLOWERS, CORSACES, and ARRANGEMENTS -You Will Be Clad You Called- LUther 9-4172 Merritt's Broadway, Pitman, N. J. FRUITS VEGETABLES LOCKMEN'S FARM MARKET Bridgeton Pike Highway 17 Mullica Hill, N. J. GRidley 8-6143 FLOWERS MELONS Compliments of BOB'S TEXACO STATION cnoss KEYS, N. J. ul' GLASSBORO COLD STORAGE CORP. Delsea Drive 8: Grove Street Glassboro, N. J. TU1ip 1-5300 Commercial Refrigeration Storage Individual Freezer Lockers GLASSBORO AVIARIES Breeder and Exhibitor of Normal and Rare Red Factor Parakeets Cockatiels Canaries -Visitors Welcome- Lewis Kirkpatrick, Jr. 215 Georgetown Rd. Glassboro, N. J. THE COMMUNITY BANK Compliments Every Banking Service of PITMAN THE FRANKLIN HOUSE TITLE 81 TRUST COMPANY Visit Our Branch Bank at the Acme Super Market, No. Woodbury Ave. 'A' Pitman, N. I. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. JAMES B. KIRBY INSURANCE AGENCY 'A' OFFICE-36 N. MAIN ST. MULLICA HILL, N. J. Charles G. Johnson James B. Kirby DONI.EY'S ROOFING 81 SIDING Glitters - Spouters - Sheet Metal Roof Painting - V entilators Asphalt Shingles - Asphalt Roof Coating - Aluminum Siding W holesule Roofing Supplies 3-YR. BANK FINANCING Black Horse Pike Cross Keys, N. J. EAT BETTER FOR LESS CROSS COUNTRY MARKET 38 South Main Street Complete Line of Meats Frozen Foods and Freezer Food Plan Cllidley 8-6351 TURNER 81 TURNER CHRYSLER sc PLYMOUTH Sales 8: Service 'A' CLAYTON, N. J. MOSCOW CENYOUR FOOD MARKET MEATS - GAS - GROCERIES THE WEBB PRESS PRINTERS 125 W. WOODLAND AVE. PITMAN, N. J. Stanger Avenue Qk Glnssboro, N. J. LU 9-5841 TUlip 1-6567 D O U G H T Y ' S FURNITURE - APPLIANCES CLAYTON, N. J. 'k ROBINSON'S BAR-B-QUE SANDWICHES - ORDERS T0 TAKE OUT JUMBO SHRIMP - FRENCH FRIES 'A' Delsea Drive 81 Stanger Ave. Glassboro, N. J. 117 SANTO M. FIDUCIOSO Specializing in Aluminum Siding dc Roofing Contractor uk Main Street Ewan, N. J. Phone: GRidley 8-4453 Compliments of GARDEN STATE FRUIT FARM WM. HARRY MADARA Richwood, N. J. i' J. REED PRICE KITCHEN c.4B11vETs RICHWOOD, N. J. 'k Phone: LUther 9-4147 Phone: TUlip 1-6644 ELITE BAKERY Makers of Fine CAKES and PASTRIES -k 213 W. High Street Classboro, N. J. POLE TAVERN ESSO SERVICENTER QUALITY GASOLINE .sz OILS At the Circle Where U. S. 40 Crosses State Route 77 Pole Tavem, N. J. Elmer 7831 THE CANDY BOX KITCHEN FRESH CANDIES BOXED OR PACKED TO ORDER 'A' Phone: I.-Uther 9-4147 NICK l.lPARl EXCA VATING coN1'RAc:roR 'A' 313 Victoria Street Glassboro, N. J. HERMAN'S SHOE REPAIR SERVICE FOR THE BEST REPAIRS IN TOWN 'A' 37 North Main Street Glaesboro, N. J. 118 ,-w.---i,..,-- -.----.,..v. .,,, T, - A ' U WILMER ZEE ORCHARDS RICHWOOD, N. J. if RAZZI WELDING SERVICE ORNAMENTAL RAILINGS PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT i Ewan, N. I. GRidley 8-3718 .lACKSON'S MARKET A COMPLETE LINE OF QUALITY FOODS 'k Black Horse Pike Turnersville, N. J. Helen E. Schoaf, Proprietor WATSON DRESS FACTORY 107 WEST JERSEY AVE. PITMAN, N. J. 'A' LUther 9-6206 Home Cooking CAnal 7-0099 .lORDAN'S DINER -Air Conditioned- SEAFOOD - SANDWICHES STEAKS - CHOPS -Plenty of Parking Space- Route 42, Black Horse Pike Turnersville, N. J. LOUIS C. JOYCE, JR., INC. Paul Joyce, President REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 'A' Runnemede Blackwood VERNON SAUL TV E RADIO SERVICE Auto Radios - Record Players Musical Amps. P.A. Hi Fi 'A' 211 West High Street TUlip l-1402 Glassboro, N. J. ERROLL'S FLOWERS PLANTS - CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DESIGNS - CORSAGES 'k 'rmip 1-6837 21 West High St. Glassboro, N. J. 119 Compliments Of M. RUSSO FRUIT FARMS i' TUlip 16502 COMMUNITY HEATING SERVICE HEATING CONTRACTORS OIL BURNER SPECIALISTS Delco Heating - GE Appliances So. Delsea Drive, Franklinville, N. J. GARDENDALE PRESS ADVERTISING at PRINTING 'Ir Black Horse Pike 81 Garfield Ave. Turnersville, N. .I. P.0., Sewell, N. J. Phone: CAnal 7-0498 TUlip 1-2767 State Licensed WALKER'S RIDGE NURSING HOME FOR AGED, CHRONIC AND CONVALESCENT WOMEN Miriam Walker, R.N. 308 Swarthmore Rd. Classboro, N. I. NAlional 9-6664 SERGI'S ESSO STATION TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES ACCESSORIES AUTO REPAIRS - ROAD SERVICE Black Horse Pike P.o., R.D., seweu, N. J. Compliments of HAINES BROTHERS uk SALINA ROAD HURFFVILLE, N. J, Compliments of EVANS-HAINES DAIRY PRODUCTS 'A' HURFFVILLE, N. J. CROSS KEYS SCHOOI. HOUSE ANTIQUES HEWITT LANE CROSS KEYS, N. J. uk Elizabeth C. Banse NAli0nal 9-6092 120 Phone: TUlip 1-1718 GUARRO'S JEWELRY 81 GIFT SHOP WATCH sc CLOCK REPAIRING Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry 'A' 420 N. Delsea Drive Clayton, N. J. SHOP AND SAVE- AT THE WILLIAMSTOWN AUCTION Open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday NAtional 9-8985 Established Since 1924 GETZ HOME SUPPLY QUALITY FURNITURE RADANO MOTORS, INC. s. BLACK HORSE PIKE WILLIAMSTOWN, N. J. 'k 'A' PAULSBORO PITMAN 4-6 West Broad St. 47 S. Broadway HAze1 3-0307 LUther 9-0916 NAIi0na1 9-6401 SIMONS CORNER Where Quality Costs Less Black Horse Pike at Lindale Ave. Williamstown, N. J. Men's 8: Boys' Wear - Shoes for the Family Work Clothes - Work Shoes - Rainwear Sporting Goods S. S. LEDDEN 8. SONS LUMBER - MILLWORK Stanger Avenue 81 Main Street Glassboro, N. J. TUlip 1-4626 Phone: LUther 9-5532 PITMAN CLEANERS 8-Hour Odorless DuPont DRY CLEANING WA TERPROOFING 'A' 24 N. West Ave. Pitman moe: CANNING co.. Canners of: GREEN BEANS, TOMATOES, TOMATO SAUCE 'A' Ellis Street Glassboro, N. J. 121 Compliments of ACME MARKET WILLIAMSTOWN, N. J. 'k WASHINGTON HOTEL LIQUOR STORE DINING ROOMS We Cater to Banquets - Parties 336 Main St. Williamstown, N. J. Phone: NAtional 9-8997 NORMAN C. THOMPSON IF IT'S INSURANCE WE CAN INSURE IT 'A' 344 Main St. Williamstown, N. J. Phone: NAtional 9-6155 TELEPHONE ANSWERING SERVICE SERVING PROFESSIONAL, COMMERCIAL and INDUSTRIAL ACCOUNTS North Delsea Drive Cla-ssboro, N. J. TUlip 1-1900 TUlip 1-1850 THE CHAR-RAY GIFT SHOPPE 75 Sicklerville Avenue SHOP AT EASE - FIND 4'GIFT TO PLEASE Williamstown, N. I. NAti0naI 9-8165 E. L. STURGESS 81 SONS, INC. W. Russell Sturgess, President INSURANCE IN ALL ITS BRANCHES 'k 127 State Street Glassboro, N. J. GLASSBORO SPORTS CENTER SPORTING GOODS JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS ARCHERY 318 North Main Street Glassboro, N. .I. Phone TUlip l-6727 COSTA'S MOTOR SALES AUTOMOBILES GLASSBORO, N. J. 'A' Phone TUlip 1-6626 122 Compliments of A FRIEND 'A' THE LITTLE MEN'S SHOP 48 South Broadway Pitman, N. J. LUther 9-7631 -k Boy SCOUT TRADING POST DUBRINK'S FOOD MARKET 4sELF.sERvIcEm CHOICE MEATS - GROCERIES FROZEN FOODS IQ PRODUCE You ARE INVITED TO VISIT THE CROSSROADS DAIRY BAR i' Delsea Drive 8 Cross Keys Road Hurffville, N. .I. Delsea Drive, Hurffville, N. .I. LUther 9-9628 Free Delivery DEMBRO FARM EGGS FINEST QUALITY ALWAYS FRESH Wholesale -- Retail DEMBRO POULTRY FARM Sewell, N. .I. KING COLE MCTEL 18 Miles South of Philadelphia, Pa. 3 Miles North of Williamstown On Black Horse Pike, Route 42 'k Phone: NAtional 9-7203 UL 7-0177 We Operate Over 45 Years Our Own Planzs Expefiefwe Compliments of BEL'-'5 CLEANERS' WC- DR. WILLIAM ACKERMAN i' 2446 Kings Highway, Swedesboro, N. .I. HOmestead 7-0218 - HAzel 3-1081 WOodstown 494 'k 123 K pn? 353557 15 Phone NA 9-6163 GRAND MEN'S SHOP NATIONALLY ADVERTISED Iewelry, Watches, Men's Wear, Diamonds Watch Repairing, Jewelry 403 S. Main St. f,Theatre Bldg.l Williamstown, N. J. Dinners IQ: Luncheons Package Pizza Pies Goods MICI-lAEL'S Formerly Bowers Tavern Main and Delesa Drive At the Point We Deliver Phone TU 1-0030 Phone NA 9-6556 WILLIAMSTOWN BARBER SHOP 84 BEAUTY SALON We Exercise the Greatest Care and Patience with Children DISTINCTIVE HAIR STYLINC SKILLED BEAUTICIANS 4-25 South Main Street Williamstown, N. J. TASTE PRoVEs QUALITY UHL'S MARKET Affords the Best in Meats, Groceries, Fruits Vegetables, and Poultry -Superior Service Always- UHL BROTHERS Phone TU 1-2650 Phone TU 1-3300 GLASSBORO LUMBER CO. LUMBER - MILLWORK - HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIAL LEHIGH COAL - FUEL OIL Office: Corner High 81 Center Sts. Classboro, N. J. Roofing, Siding, Gutter Jobs, Walks Cement Floors, Curbs, Cellars, Cesspools GOETTER-BAUM CUSTOM-BUILT HOMES, GARAGES Williamstown, N. J. Main 8: Marsha Sts. NA 9-7150 Main St. Sl Grandview Ave. NA 9-6696 THE 20TH CENTURY GENERAL STORE SICO CUT PRICE STORES, INC. High Street Classboro, N. 1. When Silco Is in Town Prices Stay Down JAMES LCOBBIN, Jewelers WATCHMAKER sc JEWELER 41 South Broadway, Pitman, N. J. Phone: LUther 9-4318 Distributor of Lunt, Gorham, Towle, International 8: Heirloom Sterlings, Lenox China 124 - K. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. EMERSON A. FISLER 'A' MARSH EXPRESS DAILY TRIPS T0 PHILADELPHIA 8: RETURN D. W. Carrigues, Jr.-Owner Home Phone--NAtional 9-8607 Philadelphia Phone-MArket 7-0311 S. PEARSON 81 SONS, INC. Delsea Drive Hurffville, N. J. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH FARMALL TRACTORS Compliments of VOGEUS MARKET HURFFVILLE, N. I. 'k Compliments of SAM MESIANO PLUMBING dc HEATING i' Cross Keys, N. J. Compliments of FRUIT HAVEN cnoss KEYS, N. J. FARM MACHINERY lk G.E. APPLIANCES NAlional 9-5167 Compliments of COZY INN JAMES IANNI MULLICA HILL NEW JERSEY 'k i' 5 FRANK FANTASIA REALTOR - 11vsURoR i' 32 North Black Horse Pike Blackwood, N. J. Phone: CAnal 7-0751 Phone: TUlip 1-9153 Route U.S. 322 2 Miles East of Glassboro, N. J. MOYER'S ANTIQUES CHINA - GLASS - COPPER BR.-ISS - LAMPS Furniture in. the Rough and Refinished Visit Our YELLOW COTTAGE South Delsea Drive, Route 47 Classboro, N. J. Official Supplier of the BULL DOGS TWO VIC'S SERVICE 81 SPORTS CENTER Delsea Drive and State Street Classboro, N. J. TUlip 1-2763 WHlTE'S FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL occAs1o1vs LEVY'S MEN'S 81 BOYS' WEAR Arrow and Bud Shirts Swank Jewelry -- Hickok Belts Champ Hats - Sport Chief Jackets Interwoven Socks Clnssboro Gym Suits, Sweaters And Sweat Shirts 20 East High St. Glassboro, N J. Compliments of DR. JERRY J. KASREI. OPTOMETRIST 'k GLASSBORO, N. J. CIRCLE DINER Pole Tavern, N. J. COME IN AND EAT BEFORE WE BOTH STARVE 'k Phone: ELmer 8-3841 GLASSBORO FEED STORE ss NORTH MAIN STREET GLASSBORO, N. J. 1- Phone: TUlip 1-2606 38 East High Street it Glassbom' N' J' John Sylvestri - Paul Lisa Phone: TUlip 1-2844 Owners 'IQR Phone TU 1-1441 ABE'S RADIO 84 T.V. SERVICE i' ACADEMY 8a OAK GLASSBOR0, N. J. GLASSBORO ATLANTIC SERVICE Academy Sr High Streets Phone TUlip 1-9886 Pick Up and Delivery Service Washing, Tires, 8: Lubricating Batteries ---- Accessories Glasshoro, N. J. Phone TU 1-2707 A. A. WElSNER'S SONS --Establisherl 1910- CEMETERY MEMORIALS 'A' 18 N. Academy Street Glas-boro, N. J. VISIT THE SWEATER STORE for your School Sweater ALL-AMERICAN A W4 RD SWEATERS O 10096 W oolAShakerkuit O Coat or Pullover Style O With or Without Stripes O Boys or Girls O All Sizes in Stock PEARSON SPORTING GOODS 1010 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, Pa. Phone TU 1-5147 MARIE'S BEAUTY SALON Marie Fischer, Prop. ALL BRANCHES OF BEAUTY CULTURE Specializing in Permanent Waving 601 No. Main Street Glassboro, N. J. PFAFF SEWING MACHINES Sales dx Service HARRY W. CATTELI., JR. Repairs Kc Parts for All Makes 'k 56 North Main St. Classboro, N. J. Phone TUlip l-8830 FORD New dc Used Cars All Makes PETE CLARK POINT MOTORS 100 N. Delsea Drive Glassboro, N. 1. Bus.: TU 1-0050 Res.: TU 1-1615 JOHN S. STRATTON Sales - PONTIAC - Service -Good Will Used Cars- North Broadway at Woodland Avenue Pitman, N. J. Phone LUther 9-4111 'H Take Out Orders Pizza Pies GEETS' DINER Black Horse Pike 81 Sicklerville Road fAt the Light? ITALIAN tk SEA FOODS A SPECIALTY HARVEY JONES NURSERY 1 MILES SOUTH OF WILLIAMSTOWN, N. J. Rose 8 Geets Sylvester, Proprietors t NA 9-7433 Compliments of Recapping - Vulcanizing - Factory Methods GOOD YEAR TIRES THE GLASSBORO MITCHELL TIRE SERVICE No. Delsea Drive and Bristol Drive Glassboro, N. I. f' SERVICE is the Biggest Part of Our Name Call TUlip 1-6868 CARL'S SWEET SHOP 10 'West High Street Glas boro, N. J. 'k SUBS - SODAS - SUNDAES DODSON'S FLOOR COVERAGE STORE TILE - LINOLEUM MOHAWK RUGS 'A' Telephone South Delsea Drive TUlip 1-4868 Glassboro, N. J. TUlip nosos HOWARD MOTORS, INC. Sales - INTERNATIONAL - Service Auto and Truck Repairs Body and Fender Work -24-Hour Towing Service- 49 S. Delsea Drive Glassboro, N. J. WHITE HOUSE APPLE PRODUCTS i' THE NUT 81 GIFT SHOP 32 East High Street, Glasshoro, N. .l. TU1ip 14616 GIFT CARDS - SALTED NUTS SHELLENGER'S GHERRYDALE CANDIES Compliments of BLACKWOOD ACME BLACKWOOD, N. J. 'A' LUTZ DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS Hallmark Carrls - Eastman Kodak Agency 'A' 104- East High Street Glassboro, N. J. 1Theatre Building? THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Glassboro, N. .l. MAIN OFFICE Main 8: High Streets BROADWAY BRANCH Main 81 Green Streets Complete Banking Services Available at Our Branch Two Drive-in Windows and Parking Member Federal Deposit Insurance. Corp. GLASSBORO NEWS AGENCY 28 East High Street STATIONERY - MAGAZINES TOBACCOS - GREETING CARDS Authorized Distributors of Morning, Evening, and Sunday Papers CAnal 7-0210 PIKE REALTY COMPANY, INC INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES 'A' Blackwood, N. J. ABBOTT'S DRUG STORE 10-12 High Street Glassboro, N. .l. Phone: TUlip 1-5121 DRUGS - TOILETRIES . SUNDRIES Let Us Fill Your Prescription Needs BLACKWOOD DINER OUR BEST AD - SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Comfortable Booths Black Horse Pike, Blackwood, N. J. Larry Venuti, Prop. M. D. CRANE COMPANY FEED - LUMBER - COAL FUEL - OIL NAtional 9-6117 Willifmistoxsn, N. J. MARGE 84 BILL'S TAVERN Full Course Dinners Picnic Grounds Package Goods to Take Ou! Beverages Sold on Premises Blal-Is Horse Pike, Cevil, N. .I. NXIIOHHI 9-8711 Marge K Bill Nanleer, Props. Compliments of VIOI.E'I' PACKING COMPANY 'Ir WILLIAMSTOWN, N. J. NAtional 9-6497 C. D. TICE LUMBER CORP. 819 SOUTH MAIN STREET WILLIAMSTOWN, N. J. -A' NAtional 943464 ROY'5 GARAGE OLDSMOBILE DEALER Sales Q Service if 115 Main Street Williamstown, N. .I. NA!ional 9-6447 Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WILLIAMSTOWN 'k Williamstown, N. J. MADDALINA PIZZO Specializing in WEDDING 8: OCCASIONAL GOWNS Skirts -M Blouses - Draperies Expert Dressmaking 8 Alterations A. CARINO 8. SONS CARINO FEEDS Frigidaire Products, RCA Television Blue Coal Manufacturers of Fine Quality Feeds 'i' NAtionaI 9-6421 203 Church St. Wllllamstown, N. J. Williamstown, N. J, HCONGRATULATIONSE' CALDWELL'S GROCERY Stanger 8L Academy Glasshoro, N. J. 'k Phone: TUllp 1-9785 BILLWOODS TAVERN - LIQUOR STORE at 8 North Main Street Williamstown, N. J. Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. J. BILOTTA 'A' NAtional 9-6103 NAtional 9-6118 PARK REALTOR HOMES - FARMS . BUSINESS Mortgages - Insurance - Appraisals 'A' Main Street at Monument Williamstown, New Jersey Compliments of WILLIAMSTOWN PHARMACY Michael Volta, B.Sc., Pharm. 'A' Compliments of WILLIAMSTOWN CAB WILLIAMSTOWN, N. J. 'k NAtional 9-6408 FRANK JONES FUNERAL HOME 'A' GLASSBORO, N. J. Phone: NAtional 9-6022 ANNE 8. DAVE'S MOTEL 81 CITIES SERVICE STATION BLACK HORSE PIKE CECIL, N. J. 'k 131 V I C T O R ' S LINENS AND GIFTS LINENS FOR YOUR HOPE CHEST GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION 'A' 26 S. Broadway Pitman, N. J. ALBERT D. MATHIS FUNERAL HOME 'A' 43 North Delsea Drive Glasshoro, N. J. TU 1-6766 DELSEA DRIVE-IN I-HOUR CLEANERS 'k 410 DELSEA DRIVE GLASSBOR0, N. J. Phone: TUlip 1-1810 TODD'S ATLANTIC SERVICE N. Delsea Drive 81 Pomona St. uk Glassbo-ro, N. J. Phone TUlip 1-9703 BOWER'-S SUNOCO SERVICE At the Point TIRES - BATTERIES - ACCESSORIES Lubrication At Its Best Classboro, N. J. 'k For Pick-Up and Delivery- TUIip 1-9700 THOMAS C. STEWART AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Specialists on Electrical Service Starters - Lights - Generators Ignition - Fuel Pumps, Etc. 221 N. Delsea Drive Classboro, N. J. TU 1-5020 GLASSBORO ESSO SERVICENTER Chas. Nickerson, Prop. Cor. High 81 Delsea Drive Verified Esso Lubrication Tires - Batteries - Accessories Light Repairs - Wheel Balancing Pick-Up and Delivery Service Phone TU l-9737 FOR HAPPY MOTORING STOP! AT ONE OF OUR LOCATIONS In Glassboro - POINT ESSO In Pitman - PITNIAN ESSO Call LU 9-9699-9635 109 McCl.URE'S TURKEY FARM IF YOU CAN'T DECIDE TRY F ARM FRESH FR01vFQRM1'0 you Nuu.slo: nmnv Pnooucrs J. C. Gam 'A' C . 'Ir orner Greentree and Hurffvllle Cross Keys Road LUther 9-3969 LUther 9-5774 Hurffville, N. J GRidley 8-6712 RAY'S CALSO 'k BRIDGETON PIKE MULLICA HILL, N. J. STAR SPORTSWEAR MFG. 46 NORTH MAIN STREET MULLICA HILL, N. J. 'A' FARMER'S NATIONAL BANK OF MULLICA HILL, N. J. 'A' OVER 50 YEARS OF BANKING SERVICE T0 OUR COMMUNITY Gnidley 8-3620 FIRTH TURKEYS MULLICA HILL, N. J. 'A' OVEN-READY AT ALL TIMES GRidley 8-3151 HERITAGE 8. BROTHER LUMBER, COAL, .se FEED 'A' Mullica Hill, N. J. W. A. JONES 81 SON FARMERS' SUPPLIES GRINDING J: MIXING DuPONT PAINT - FEED FARMERS' HARDWARE 6 COAL Mullica Hill, N. J. Phone: GRidley 8-3281 133 Telephone: TUlip 1-4525 CRANE OIL CO. Delsea Drive, Clayton, N. J. 'lr Distributors of Essotane Bottle Gas - Esso Oil Burners Essoheat Fuel Oil - Esso Motor Oil Phone: TUlip 1-9879 JOE'S SUB SHOP 11 West High Street Classboro, N. .l. i' FOR THE BEST SUBS IN TOWN AFTER THE GAME McFADDEN'S VARIETY STORE Compliments of BILL DALTON YOUR FRIENDLY INSURANCE MAN Where Every Client Becomes a Friend i' 'k 3 SOUTH MAIN STREET 9 So. Main St. Glassboro, N. J. GLASSBOR0, N. J. TUHP 1.2862 Compliments of Acme Market Manager GEORGE M. KELK .lACK'S MARKET FRUIT - PRODUCE MEATS - GROCERIES 'k 'k College and Center Avenue Lmhel' 9-5300 glassbo,-0, N. J. 126 S. Broadway Pitman, N. J. LMOTHER s. DAUGHTER srscmm' SHOP 8 So. Broadway, Pitman, N. J. LINGERIE - MILLINERY ACCESSORIES FALL Q WINTER SKIRTS LUtller 9-2491 HARPER MOTORS Sales - BUICK - Service Pitman, N. J. 'k Large Stock of Used Cars 134 czrrs ron ALL OCCASIONS CATTEl.l.'S JEWELRY Fine Diamonds and Watches Guaranteed Watch Repairing 'A' '53 N. Main Street, Glasshoro, N. I. Phone TU 1-2732 Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. NICHOLAS R. MENNA 52 Washington Avenue Williamstown, N. J. MOUNT PLEASANT ORCHARD RICHWOOD, N. J. FRUIT GROWERS LU 9-4407 Compliments of WILRAY COMPANY WILLIAMSTOWN, N. J. 'A' COUNTRY SUPPLY B. E. coomucu DEALER Bicycles - Tires - Toys Compliments of DR. JOHN J. VIGNOLA Electrical Appliances qnd FAMILY GLASSBORO, N. J. 'A' Phone EL s-zsss 'A' Elmer-Richwood Rd. Monroeville, N. J. Cocktail Bar Full Course Package Goods Dinners CHARLIE HAGEN'S Black Horse Pike Williamstown, N. J. i' J. A. Hagen, Prop. Phone NAtional 9-8996 Compliments of SICKLERVILLE INN s1cKLEnv1I.L1-:, N. J. 'k 135 BRINGHURST BROTHERS Pork Products - Custom Slaughtering Beef - Pork - Veal - Lamb Wholesale and Retail -Freezer dc Locker Orders a Specialty- Taunton Road Tansboro R.F.D. No. 1, Berlin, N. .I. BErlin 7-0110 Compliments of ALTMAN'S FIVE 81 TEN ak 370 SOUTH MAIN STREET WILLIAMSTOWN, N. J. BOOKER'S SALES USED CARS - POULTRY 'k South Delsea Drive Classboro, N. J. 'rU1ip 1-0200 Compliments of JOHN S. BELL 420 soUTH MAIN STREET WILLIAMSTOWN, N. J. 1' WILLIAMSTOWN BAKERY ROLLS - CAKES - HES Wedding and Anniversary Cakes Made to Order 'A' 25 Washington Avenue Williamstown, N. J. NA!i0nal 9-6462 THE TOWN'S TINY SHOP vo WILLIAM AVENUE WILLIAMSTOWN, N. J. 'k INSURANCE DESMOND V. PARHAM Agent and Broker MONEY'S LAWN SERVICE MONROEVILLE, N. J. if if NAtional 9-6482 33 Eldridge Avenue NAtional 9-6483 Williamstown, N. J. Phone: TUlip 1-7805 136 ,Q-.qv-af - '-115 he WILLIAMSTOWN MOTORS w . p DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS Black Horse Pike at Saybrook Avenue Williamstown, N. ,l. ,lames Bellino NAtiona1 9-6444- V I ' S PARAKEETS .Q CANARIES TROPICAL dt GOLDFISH FEED - CAGES - SUPPLIES 'k 308 North Delsea Drive Glassboro, WES JONES NURSERY Evergreen Avres Wholesale -- Retail 'A' Nitional 9-7211 Corner of Winslow Rd. 81 Blark Horse Pike Cevil, N. J. Compliments of GLASSBORO THEATRE 'A' HIGH sf ACADEMY STREETS Tulip 1-9764 MURPHY'S DELICATESSEN 423 South Broadway Pitman, N. J. GROCERIES - COLD CUTS SUBMARINES - SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS Phone: LUther 9-9608 BE SURE - INSURE WITH FRANK L. GILLIAM Complete Insurance Coverage Salem Pike, Mt. Royal, N. J. Res. HAzel 3-1171 407 So. Broadway, Pitman, N. J. LUther 9-7458 VACUUM CLEANERS Sales - Service All Makes ul' J. I.. BUHRMAN Phone: COl1ingswood 5-4959 137 Az-Eff! N A TOWN FAIR SHOPPING CENTER 8. SUPER FOOD MARKET FOR ONE-STOP SHOPPERS Prices Are Born Here and Raised Elsewhere Route 42 Williamstown, N. J. ELECTRICITY COSTS S0 LITTLE YOU CAN AFFORD T0 USEA LOT OF IT W. T. GRANT COMPANY I Your Friendly Family Store! 'A' ATLANTIC CITY B 0 57 R ADWAY ELECTRIC COMPANY PITMAN, N- J' T R I O VIOLA ROSE-LAWHORN F MODERN BEAUTY SALON 0 Exclusive Hair Styling R D ar PITMAN LUther 9-9483 Doctors' Prescriptions Filled MARTIN SHOES The Place to Go for the Brand You Know Featuring: American Girl Shoes fWomenJ Bostonian Shoes for Men Edwards Shoes for Children 44 South Broadway Pitman, N. J. 3836 Germantown Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. FOR THE FINEST MILLERS FLOWERS 'k 356 South Main Street Williamstown, N. J. NAtional 9-6133 138 !? 'f '1 For Friendly, Dependable Fuel Oil Deliveries And Reliable Oil Burner Servire ALWA YS CALL CONSUMERS CONSUMERS Oll SERVICE, INC. 'lr GLASSBORO PAULS BORO TUlip 1-1678 HAzel 3-0010 LEARN MORE - EARN MORE STEELMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL Serving Camden Since 1924 COMPLETE BUSINESS TRAINING REFRESHER COURSES SUMMER SCHOOL DAY and EVENING CLASSES 502 Linden Street Phone: WOodlawn 4-3369 Camden 2, N. J. SI-IIELDS KENNELS Epw, F, SCHEETZ A. K. C. REGISTERED ALUMINUM COMBINATION DACHSHUNDS WINDOWS 62 DOORS 'k 'k 23 Deptford Road Hurffville Road Ghssbom N J Cross Keys, N. J. TU1ip 1-2551 ,. .. Aw - ,,5,,-V v-- S , ,A-.,,..-. V li FRIENDS OF THE YEARBOOK MARIAN'S SNACK BAR A FRIEND JOSEPH FALLER, TAILOR STECH'S PITMAN BAKERY A FRIEND HOUSE OF CHARM PITMAN NEWS AGENCY THE RICHMAN SHOP MR. 8: MRS. OSCAR REDROW MR. 8: MRS. WALTER J. POLEK MR. 81 MRS. CHARLES E. WILLIAMS CLAYTON AMOCO JIM 81 MAE'S A FRIEND A FRIEND WOLF FUNERAL HOME JOHN Sz MARGARET'S MARKET A FRIEND JULE'S LUNCHEONETTE DORMAN'S SPORTING GOODS FORT'S BEAUTY SALON CARL F. DU BOIS DELSEA GREENHOUSE JENNINGS SUNSET HOME DE FRANCISCO'S TAVERN JOE'S SHAVING PARLOR MR. 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