Glassboro High School - Bulldogs Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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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.

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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

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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.