Gloucester City High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Gloucester City, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

■% PROUDLY PRESENTING THE TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page Foreword Dedication Administration Faculty Yearbook Staff Fall Activities Winter Activities Spring Activities All Year Round Activities Seniors Officers Write-Ups Activities Popularity Poll Class History Class Will Class Prophecy Advertisements Informals 1957 BLUE GOLD - BRIDGES LIFE - Published by Left to right: Wayne Wright, Class President; Carol Hurff and Charles Wilkins, Co-Editors; Mr. Bracken, High School Principal. THE SENIOR CLASS of Gloucester City High School Gloucester City New Jersey DEDICATION We, the Senior Class of 1957, in recognition of their untiring efforts in our behalf, dedicate this yearbook to our parents and our teachers who, through love and understanding, have engineered our bridge to life. To our parents, we express gratitude for the sound planning and industry responsibile for the solid foundation and for the continuing help given all along the way to its completion. We thank our teachers for their expertly executed job in finally com- pleting the structure. Now, as we prepare to cross over and take our places in the future, we pause to express our appreciation of the efforts of these bridge builders—our parents and our teachers. FOREWORD In choosing a theme for this year's Blue and Gold, the similarity of our education to a bridge was brought to mind. Just as a bridge enables us to negotiate a natural barrier, education dispels the barrier of ignorance and helps us to attain the knowledge and the ideals we need to achieve success and happiness in later life. The new Walt Whitman Bridge, sched- uled for completion so near the publication of our book, presented us with a wonder- ful opportunity to illustrate our theme. The new bridge is featured with authentic pic- tures and drawings which will be nice to have in the years to come. We hope we have used this opportunity to the best advantage. THE BRIDGE BUILDER By Will Allen Dromgole An old man, going a lone highway. Came at the evening, cold and gray, To a chasm, vast and deep and wide. Through which was flowing a sullen tide. The old man crossed in the twilight dim, That sullen stream had no fears for him; But he turned when he reached the other side, And built a bridge to span the tide. Old Man, said a fellow pilgrim near, You are wasting strength in building here. Your journey will end with the ending day; You never again must pass this way. You have crossed the chasm, deep and wide. Why build you the bridge at eventide ? The builder lifted his old gray head, Good friend, in the path I have come, he said, There followeth after me today A youth whose feet must pass this way. This chasm that has been naught to me. To that fair-haired youth may a pitfall be. He, too, must cross in the twilight dim. Good friend, I am building the bridge for him.' SUPERINTENDENT’S MESSAGE Congratulations on the successful comple- tion of your high school program! The ad- ministration and faculty of Gloucester City High School have tried to instill in you the ideals, habits, and character which will re- sult in a useful and successful life. This should not be the end of your stu- dent life, even though you do not go on to college. It is my sincere hope that you will continue to be students throughout your en- tire lifetime. Apply the inquiring mind to your daily tasks and to your environment and thus ensure not only a successful career, but a very interesting and enjoyable life. David F. Brightbill AAR. DAVID F. BRIGHTBILL Superintendent of Schools THEIR LEADERSHIP MR. RALPH J. BRACKEN High School Principal PRINCIPAL’S MESSAGE You have passed one milestone on your journey through life. I hope that your years at Gloucester High School have been happy ones, and that we have helped prepare you for a successful and prosperous life. There will be many times, as the years go by, that you will want to look through this yearbook. It is my sincere hope that many pleasant memories of the best years of your life will come to mind as you browse through these pages. I hope that you will always remember your school, work for its improvement, and remain loyal to your ideals. Ralph J. Bracken 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION—Left to right: Mr. David F. Brightbill, Supt. of School� ; Mr. Joseph A. Wagon- hoffer, Member; Mr. Walter Butler, Vice President; Mr. John A. Lynch, President; Mr. C. Edward Walker, Secretary; Mr. Frank E. Hannold, Member; Mr. George F. McDonnell, Member; Mr. Henry M. Evans, Treasurer and Solicitor. . .. AND SERVICE Mr. Snyder's Physics class SCIENCE MR. CARLOS D. PAISLEY Director of Athletics MR. MICHAEL TRONOLONE Physical Education INSPIRATION MATHEMATICS - MR. RALPH SNYDER Mathematics Science MR. A. STANLEY DIDGET Science PHYSICAL EDUCATION MR. JOSEPH M. HEIMERL Science MR. FRANK E. KEEBLER English Mathematics MR. JAMES P. McNALLY Vice Principal Mathematics MISS MARY R. DOUGHERTY Mathematics MR. GEORGE L. FUNK Mathematics Driver Training MR. MICHAEL D'ALESSANDRO Science MRS. PEARL KOWALSKI Physical Education MRS. CAROLYN Artist's conception of Walt Whitman WEAVER Physical Education MISS HATTIE I. MARTZ French, Spanish FOREVER MR. JOHN J. KEARNEY Latin, Guidance Mrs. Martinez's Speech Class LANGUAGES - SECRETARIES MR. SAM S. DURYEE English MR. PETER A. KEARNEY English MRS. MILDRED G. MARTINEZ Speech, Guidance MISS SARA L. McDermott English MRS. DOROTHY R. SASSE English MRS. ETHEL P. RODEN English Bridge—Photo by Delaware River Port Authority. MISS JOAN F. BRITTON Superintendent's Secretary MISS JOAN KRAMER Board of Education Clerk MRS. JOANNA W. MOSHER Principal's Secretary 7 Antietam, Maryland, stone bridge. MISS NAN S. ADAMS MRS. PATRICIA M. FITZWATER Attendance Officer Librarian MRS. ELEANOR C. DILKS Home Economics MISS BEBE FELD Art MR. LLOYD G. GOTTLIEB Social Studies MRS. BARBARA P. BRENNAN Nurse MR. HARRY C. GREEN Mechanical Drawing MISS MARGARET INGRAM Home Economics MR. HERBERT S. PARSONS Manual Training MR. WILIAM MURPHY Music MR. JOHN L. NASH Special Class — Miss Ingram's cooking class s u B J E C T S AS WE WORK MR. HYACINTH J. CAVAILI Commercial New England Covered Bridge MRS. MAE S. GODSHALL Commercial MISS MARGARET DONOVAN Commercial English and Social Studies AND PLAY TOGETHER C 0 M M E R C 1 A L Mrs. Godshall's Office Practice Class S 0 c 1 A L S T U D I E S MRS. ELIZABETH LOUGHREY Commercial MR. HARRY DEMAREST Social Studies O MRS. FRANCES McCLAY Social Studies MISS FLORA JAMIESON Social Studies mr. Joseph McCullough Social Studies and English MISS MARGUERITE GIRARD Music and Social Studies EDITORS AND MANAGERS—Left to right: Carol Hurff, Editor; Eleanor St. John, Art Editor; Thelma Blosser, Business Manager; Jean Moen, Assistant Business Manager; Lois Miller, Assistant Subscription Manager; Carol Smith, Assistant Art Editor; Julie Campbell, Assistant Editor; Harriet Pleas, Assistant Editor. Standing: Charles Wilkins, Editor; Harry Scarfe, Assistant Editor; Wayne Wright, Assistant Editor; James McCol- ligan. Assistant Art Editor; John Howard, Assistant Editor; Wayne Patterson, Photog- raphy Editor; Dale Youmans, Assistant Photography Editor. Missing: Jack Hamilton, Subscription Manager. 10 FHLL - 4 ■ RONALD RAUBE flM DAVE COPELAND ft P-' .v7.S;VSgii- ■i”v i • XT FALL . . . the time for sports to begin ... for school once more to buzz with activity . . . football players, training hard, guided by their coaches . . . the hockey team showing their spirit and fighting power as they play and practice nearby. In the background the cheerleaders can be heard giving morale and pep to the teams. Others, not out for sports, display their talents in dramatics, in as- semblies, and in other activities. The class rooms buzz with projects to increase their output of knowledge. All over the school there is ex- citement, work, entertainment, and the back-bone of all — school spirit. i'. .‘A ’ :D HAWTHORNE CAROL SEUM ALL THE WORLD’S A STAGE DAVE COPELAND JACK HAMILTON JAMES ANZIDI ELEANOR SIMPSON Seated, n, Lois Miller, Jean Moen, Shirley ig: Wayne Wright, Matt Roller, Ray k Hamilton, Fred Hawthorne, James RAINNEIDA LANE MR. HIACYNTH J. CAVALLI MATT ROLLER IN EVANS LOIS HANNOLD FLORENCE HALL HENRY HORN FOOTBALL WAYNE PARKER ROBERT QUENZEL LOUIS GRANDIZIO ALWAYS FIGHTING � James Ashe, Bob Qucrizel. Third row: Coacf Funk, Herbert Smith. Jack Persichetti, Richard Sweeten, Harry Matlack, Robert Ignatovig, Dave Cope- land, Charles Thomson, Frank Buchanan, William Wright, Jack Avis, As sistant Coach D'Alcssandro JACK HAMILTON JAMES ASHE LOUIS TOMASSETTI RICHARD SWEETEN BAND—First row. Semicircle, left to right: Robert Blackburn, Violet Hiedler, Sandra Finger, William Krueger, Lee Raybould, Charles Wilkins, Earl Kaighn, Roland Kaighn, Dean DeBell. Second row, Semicircle, left to right: Jane Flowers, Eileen Lamont, Joyce Countiss, Helen Byrnes, Jackilyn Flowers, Edward Hickman, Albert Miller, Robert Quinn, James Chew, Ronald Lennox, Mildred Carr, Roberta Seddan. Third row, Semicircle, left to right: Carol Jones, Robert Fisher, Edward Lippincott, Harry Keeny, John Nemeth, Theodore Franks, David Munn, William Dickson, Dennis Symington, Robert Straub. Fourth row, standing, left to right: Mr. Murphy, Herbert Parsons, John Hesington, Wilbur Zane, Joseph Phillips, Harold Pye, Richard Grynkiewicz, Robert Britton. ON THE BANDWAGON JEANNETTE KAMPF JEANNE GALLAGHER CHEERLEADERS MAJORETTES Captain CAROL THOMPSON BAND HARRIET PLEWS BARBARA REINKE Kneeling, left to right: Judy Watson, Katherine Taylor. Standing: Mary Jane McDermott, Catherine Milner, Head Majorette, June McGill. THEY KEPT OUR SPIRITS HIGH The G. H. S. Band on parade First row, left to right: Lillian Watson, Betty Keebler, Bunny Ross, Peggy Prince, Ann Grabowski, Carol Hurff, Gail Bevans, Mary Ellen Uibel, Connie Beamer, Gerry Wimmer, Greta Ashmen, Stella Taylor. Second row: Coach, Mrs. Pearl Kowalski, Caroline Rusk, Marie Leafey, Andrea Morrison, Diane Black, Jerry White, Lorraine Stiles, Shirley Rettig, Barbara Fritsche, Marian Pratz, Anne Wrigley, Carol Canning, Dot Jones. Third row: Judy Tubbs, Joan Black, Jacky Friedel, Valerie Wills, Karen Stubbs, Louise Barr, Mimi Murray, Patricia Costello, Patricia Bond, Anna Mae Fisher, Dolores Nauman. PEGGY PRINCE HOCKEY Co-Captains CAROL HURFF GAIL BEVANS WIN OR LOSE . . . WE’RE ALWAYS FIGHTING STUDYING? HOMEROOM 11-A—First row: Adeline Bell, Sonja Erickson, Carol Batten, Dot DuBois, Frances Balchetis, Kathrine Flood, Joan Bennett, Connie Beamer, Madrian Freidman, Lorraine Dick. Second row: Ronnie Davidson, Elwood Allen, Don Catt, Marian Bakely, Ann Carr, Gail Bevan, Pat Cheeseman, Emil Cramp, Dennis Brown, Johnny Chambers. Third row: Millard Dick, Louis Dunkel, Carleton Dickensheets, Allen Ashenfelter, Jack Avis, Howard Dickson, Herbert Bouidon, William Burley, Bob DeLine. JUNIOR CLASS PREPARED TO CARRY ON OUR TRADITIONS HOMEROOM 11-B—First row: Doris Huges, Betty Keebler, Ann Grabowski, Kathleen Hudson, Ida Lamb, Jeanette Kampf, Sandra Kandle, Jean Gallager, Joy Lacy, Sandy Harris. Second row: Dotty Groff, Pat Legge, Pat Knicely, Vicki Genari, Dotty Lee, Nancy Hubbs, Carol Manners, Shirley Hall, Margie Labor. Third row: Ward Garrante, Dave Gaunt, Bob Kay, Robert Grubb, Steve Hawthorne, Terry Huff, Tom Lagge, Paul Hentsche, Edward Gallager, Warren Houser. HOMEROOM 11-C—First row: Veronica Murphy, Peggy Prince, Sue McColligan, June McGill, Elaine Raube, Barbara Reinke, Pat Rusk, Betty Senatore, Joy Sharnagle, Anita Popazavanov. Second row: Rose Pennock, Ann Neuhauser, Doris Parent, Barbara Raube, Bunny Ross, Pat Miller, Pat Rogerson, Joan Powell, Roberta Nelson. Third row: Ronnie Preston, Art Romanowsii, Jimmy Murray, John Persichetti, Phill Schnell, Bradley Ott, Stuart Rechard, John Parks, Jimmy Marshall. Seated: Steve Hawthorne, President. Standing: Robert Grubb, Vice Presi- dent; Ward Garrabrante, Secretary; Chas. Tourtual, Treasurer. HOMEROOM 11-D—First row: Lora Skinner, Joyce Taylor, Judy Wilgus, Mary Ellen Uibel, Betty Verick, Phyllis Strang, Eileen Waters, Delores Shaw, Marilyn Spevack. Second row: Bill Seufert, Charles Spencer, Slella Taylor, Nancy Wade, Janet Singley, Charles Tourtual, Bill Wright. Third row: George Wilson, Charles Stone, Bill Winegardner, Fritz Spence. HOMEROOM 10-A—First row: Lynetta Boos, Diane Batezel, Sandra Cinkowski, Lynne Berry, Diane Bloxsom, Janet Britton, Eleanor Duffy, Elaine Abruzzo, Blanche Borger. Second row-. James Bennett, Larry Clark, Jimmy Ashe, Margie Cwik, Edythe Clark, Pat Bond, Peggy Atkins, Theresa Downey, Joe De Vone, Walt Callahan, Arthur Collins. Third row: Robert Britton, Frank Buchanan, Pat Corbett, Joe Connelly, Stanley Booth, Sam Chew, John Cassidy, Richard Brown, Dean DeBell, Tommy Bearint. SOPHOMORE CLASS THEY CARRY THEIR SHARE, TOO ... Seated: Barbara Fritsche, Secretary; Dave Hopkins, President. Standing: Richard Koester, Treasurer; James Kritickson, Vice President. HOMEROOM 10-C—First row: Caryl Nield, Helen Moskow, Marie Ludwick, Gertrude Krueger, Gail Mester, Virginia Ludwick, Eleanor Meyers, Patricia Lamont, Martha Newhauser, Beatrice McOsker, Marilyn Livingood. Second row: Ray McKenna, John Mullen, Bob Mills, Bob Kryzsk, Jimmy Kritickson, Mildred Murray, Betty O'Conner, Irene Matlack, Joyce Maurer, Carol Lipkin, Richard Moore, Don Murphy, John Mellon, Dominic Mucci. Third row: Charles North, Richard Koester, Bob McCaughey, Charles Patterson, Joe Lonergan, Jim Miller, Al MacNee, Dave Munn, Herb Parsons. HOMEROOM 10-B—First row: Carol Jones, Violet Heidler, Sandra Finger, Laura Mae Hesington, Marie Hagan, Joyce Hopkins, Bertha Finnerty, Barbara Janneti, Jerri Kaighn, Marion Flood. Second row: Judi Hayes, Pat Johnson, Barbara Fritsche, Ellen Fritz, Jean Harris, Sallie Miller, Alberta Ellenbark, Georgeann Ellis, Dotty Fisher, Jack Hargraves. Third row: Francis Murphy, Edward Green, George Hindle, Edward Hickman, Harry Keeney, William Kimmey, Earl Kaighn, Davey Hopkins, Edward Huff, Fred Hoffman, James Gradwell, Richard Gaughan, William Kaisla, Robert Holloway. HOMEROOM 10-D—First row: Carolyn Seufert, Shirley Rettig, Nancy Sing, Virginia Raymond, Shirley Snellbaker, Ellen Reader, Gladys Stubbs, Joyce Persichetti, Edna Sutherland. Second row: Herbert Smith, George Sayers, Doris Rosen, Judy Smith, Ruth Skinner, Carol Mahan, Ruth Stone, Shirley Powell, Carol Popazivanov, Kass Taylor, Carol Remmington, George Smith. Third row: Ted Savidge, Herbert Sharp, Eddie Raymond, Edward Romanowski, John Symington, Edward Penny, Bart Rettew, Robert Schmidt, John Savage, William Shaw Lot. HOMEROOM 10-E—First row: Betty Waller, Margaret Taylor, Lynn Will, Anna Warwick, Anna Waters, Genevieve Van Dexter, Josephine Thomas, Faith Weigand, Jerry Wimmer, Dorothy Weisner. Second row: Bob Weichman, Jack Weiderwax, Walter Zdon, Phillip Thurston, Katherine Webster, Sigrid Tucker, Tom Taylor, William Wynne, Wilbur Zane, William Young. HOMEROOM 9 A—Seated, left to right, first row: Douglas Brown, Robert Blackburn, Delores Crim, Marie Conley, Gertrude Bodenschatz, Rose Ann Donaghy, Patricia Donaghy, Delores Ebling, George Carr, Evan Contonikolas. Second row: Ray Fults, Frederick David, Paul Chamberlain, Albert Gerber, Raymond Fletcher, Robert Feaster, Raymond DeVoe, John Hesington, Carl Catts, Joseph Battersby. Third row: Edmund Crosby, Robert Fair, John Colton, Richard Craig, Daniel Cormaney, William Brennan, Fred Engler, James Fritz, Irwin Brown. FRESHMAN CLASS STARR-EYED WONDER HOMEROOM 9-B—Seated, left to right, first row: T. Keebler, F. McCann, R. Hanna, D. Morris, M. Lipscomb, D. Smith, H. Johnson, A. MacAleer, J. Wilson, E. Hubbs, R. Gonzales, H. Jester. Second row: G. Helmuth, C. Spinetta, J. Jones, J. McMullin, R. Klarman, R. Martz, E. Mikle, V. O'Hara, E. Madeline, J. Madison, R. Grynkiewicz, W. Klausver, E. Lippincott, L. Krogman, H. Kimic. Third row: R. Layman, C. Nitzky, G. Marcucci, W. Houser, M. Gunning, F. Grandizio, J. Hodson, J. Hindsley, H. Graham. HOMEROOM 9 C—Seated, left to right: Frank Russell, John Zdon, Barbara Smith, Shirley Smith, Rose Stuhl, Pat Terry, Sylvia Ratcliff, Paul Bowman, Joseph Senatore. Second row: Bruce Schell, Joseph Williamson, Harry Purnell, William Taylor, Horace Russell, Lewis Wentz, Dennis Stinsman, Harry Wilson. Third row: Ronnie Letzgus, John Rowand, William Walters, William Tortual, Richard Holloway, Larry Pusey, John Walsh. HOMEROOM 9-D—Seated, left to right: Nancy Plews, Lois Merritt, Joan Mills, Norma Murphy, Patricia Costello, Patricia King, Betty Jean Tomasetti, Dorothy Hirst, Joanne Gruff. Standing, second row: Marie Joyce, Maureen Powers, Charlotte Longano, Geoann Woodall, Gail Blanchard, Barbara Poole, Nancy Clark, Arnette Taylor, Susan Coyle. Standing, third row: Margaret McKernan, Carolyn Boden, Donna Regan, Dollie Donio, Peggy Smith. HOMEROOM 9-E—Seated, left to right: Doris Kramer, Anna Mae Kasa, Carol Hill, Kathleen McGrath, Shirley Neubaum, Dorothy Parent, Patricia Kuhn, Margaret Seufert, Carol Gardner. Second row: Jacqueline Flowers, Dolores Diem, Barbara Fredericks, Barbara Seum, Louise Bahr, Barbara Stephen, Patricia Willson. Third row: Lillian Watson, Bonnie Brown, Carol Prince, Shirley Toomey, Joan Black, Greta Ashmen, Theresa Berry, Geraldine Sheer, Ruth Ballentine. Squat! Rise! (Boys' gym class) Sore muscles (Girls' gym class) CLASSROOM VIEWS The scientific mind, (General Science class) Watch the calories (Sewing class) Readers' paradise (Library) Movies today (Junior high science class) ifcn tirlF BOB LONABAUGH JOHN COBB VARSITY, Kneeling, left to right: Bob Weichman, Bruce Campbell, Captain John Gianvito, Wayne Wright, Charles Thomson. Standing: Edward Spoltore, John Cobb, Paul Burkhardt, Bob Lonabaugh, Donald Jenkins. EDWARD SPOLTORE CAPTAIN JOHN GIANVITO BASKETBALL “OUR BOYS .. . OUT FRONT” CHARLES WAYNE WRIGHT J.V., Kneeling, left to right: Joe Connolly, Jack Avis, William Wright, Stanley Booth, William Kaisla, Frank Buchanon. Standing: Charles Patterson, Bart Rettew, Dave Hopkins, James Kritickson, Tom Laggy. ANN GRABOWSKI MRS. KOWALSKI OUR GIRLS, TOO . GAIL BEVAN J.V. — First row (on floor), left to right: Janet Britton, Shirley Rettig, Gladys Stubbs, Stella Taylor. Second row: Pat Bond, Jerry Wimmer, VARSITY - Kneeling, left to right: Peggy Prince, Mary Ellen Uibel, Captain Carol Hurff, Delores Shaw, Greta Ashmen, Lillian Watson. Standing: Manager Marilyn Spevack, Connie Beamer, Bunny Ross, Ann Grabowski, Barbara Fritsche, Audrey Stiles, Assistant Manager Gail Mester. CAPTAIN CAROL HURFF DOLORES SHAW BARBARA FRITSCHE Captain Dianne Blbxsom, Dianne Batezel. Standing: Maureen Powers, MARY ELLEN Margie Seufert, Sylvia Ratcliffe, Pat Costella, Pat King, Gail Blanchard, UIBEL Kathleen McGrath, Norma Murphy, Janice Wilson. ■I _________ MR. HIACYNTH J- CAVAUI CAROL HURFF almost SUMMER AND ALL the men AND WOMEN MERELY actors CAST FRED HAWTHORNE JERRY BRADSHAW HARRY SCARFE I fi Pool - -- Mrs. J°oes - - Mr. J°oes Dennis - Cookie - Cathy...... Jock Mr. Smudgely Beuloh todiM x Teacher (Miss Blosser) - t Fred Hawthorne _ Corol Seom Jerome Bradshaw Horry Scarte j Ra,nneldo lone 1 _ Carol Horff ' James Anride Wayne Wright Patricia Cwick CAROL SEUM ' Thelma Blosse ' v.°°s --—“zzszz su n-iy. «7 Hr;r; «� ’• F=. li.d.k- ; n« Horn� ’ phy. Jo� . Rob«„ ionoboush. ° ° , « .� “ - • w7”d HP«. g...� , hTi Mr Simpson. Ed Thompson. Bertha Ashenfelter. Caro Dawn Walters Watson, louis Tomas pROMpTERS ■ Shirley leap jean Moen An.PROGRAM COMMITTEE Coral Hurff Thelma Blosser Lynn Yerkes Lo.s Miller COSTUME COMMITTEE MAKE-UP ANO CU (.enevieve Sche w Eleanor St. John cirtsrtson Students Mi Rainnelda LANE SIDNEY WALTON iWIK tieanw - Eleanor Simpson Lapen Yerkes Robert Ignotovig Allen Midgett Chorles Kennan Jean Moen Charles Thompson Florence Hall STUME COmm....... Genevieve Sche wayne wright Carole Thompso.. joni Waters stage committee jock Hamilton Gacy R°sk jack Bokely publicity committee Eleonor St. J°n Shirley leap Shirley leap Pat Kinedero thelma blosser decorating committee Miriam Boos Carole Thompson B°rbaro ™ JAMES Thelma Blosser Myrno Ashen - t . • AN7inc Mr. Nash's Class A R O U N D Mr. Nash's Class's Christmas Party. Dec. 18, 1956 at Mr. Nash's home January Awards Assembly S C H O O L 950 Club School of the Year Awards Assembly IQ I II The light fantastic toe (Dancing club) Fight! Team! Fight! . . . (Cheerleading club) CLUBS Next move . . . (Chess club) Watch the birdie . . . (Photography club) BASEBALL SQUAD—Kneeling, left to right: Thomas Bearint, Jack Wiederwax, David Hopkins, Joseph Con- nelly, Bart Rettew, Chas. Patterson. Seated: Paul Burkhardt, Jack Persichetti, Robert Lonabaugh, James Ashe, Louis Tomasetti, John Gianvito, Tony Dogostino, Wayne Parker, Matt Roller. Standing: Earl Livengood, Herbert Boulden, Phillip Schnell, Alfred Higgenbothan, Donald Johnson, Thomas Reader, Kenneth Leh- berger, James Ryan, Fred Shindle, Steve Hawthorne, Tony McGrath. JAMES ASHE JOSEPH CONNELLY TONY DOGOSTINO JACK PERSICHETTI ALFRED HIGGENBOTHAN JOHN GIANVITO BASEBALL ROBERT LONABAUGH MATT ROLLER WAYNE PARKER A LOUIS TOMASETTI BASEBALL MAKES A HIT!! Assistant Coach MICHAEL D'ALESSANDRO PHILLIP SCHNELL Discus Throw WAYNE WRIGHT Pole Vault WALTER DOHERTY Javelin Throw EDWARD MATTHEWS Running Event PATRICK CORBETT --i TRACK SQUAD—Kneeling, left to right: Robert Friedel, Paul Burkhardt, Fred Hawthorne, Ronald Raube. Frank McCully, Edward Matthews, Walter Doherty, James Ashe, Donald Rankin, Patrick Corbett, James Kritickson. Standing: Francis Murphy, Richard Bryant, William Wright, Robert Britton, George Hindle, Robert McCaughey, William Kaisla, James Murray, Wayne Wright, Andrew Murray, Donald Catts, Donald Jenkins, William Young. TRACK ... ON YOUR MARK, GET SET! Running Event JAMES ASHE Running Event ROBERT McCAUGHY Running Event DONALD JENKINS Coach GEORGE FUNK Assistant Coach J. KUN2 SUNNY BROWN BILLY McFETRIDGE BARBARA KASA WALT MILLER ORIENTAL CAROL BROWN EDDIE MATTHEWS SIDNEY WALTON JACK HUGHES JEAN GALLAGHER DAVE COPELAND MYRNA ASHENFELTER JOSEPH PHILIPS KATHLEEN HUDSON JAMES ASHE CAROLE THOMPSON LES NIELIO JOAN BENNET FRANK McCULLY ANN MacALEER WAYNE PARKER BARBARA TRIBBETT JACK HAMILTON JULIE CAMPBELL RALPH HOLLOWAY L ) CAROL SMITH BUDDY JOHNSON JEAN MOEN RICHARD HUBBS CAROL HURFF RICHARD RITCHIE HARRIET PLEWS BRUCE CAMPBELL S SPRINGTIME MR. KUNZ AAISS HELEN ANISTRANSKI RAINNELDA LANE AAATT ROLLER IDA McVEIGH DAN WATSON JUNIORS PROMENADE THROUGH AN ORIENTAL SPRING MARGARET PRINCE CHARLES SCHEMELIA JANET HENDRY TOM SCHOENBORN VIRGINIA ROUH FRED HAWTHORNE MIRIAM BOOS BOB IGNATOVIG ELEANOR ST. JOHN JERRY DAVIDSON SONJA ERICKSON DALE YOUMANS LOIS MILLER TOM READER SHIRLEY CONNELLY FRANK CARR LOIS WILSON RAY SMITH FRANNY LUDWICK ART CAVANING THELMA BLOSSER DICK SWEETEN Leather work period (Mr. Nash's class) Draftsmen in the making (Mechanical Drawing class) keys to PtACt V . ■ RLL YEDR-ROUIID 39 Baseball Club J.V. Cheerleaders REPRESENTATIVES — Seated, left to right: Harriet Plews, Carol Hurff, Thelma Blosser. Standing: Jack Howard, Wayne Wright, Harry Scarfe. BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ STATE HONOR SOCIETY WE HONOR CHARACTER, LEADERSHIP, SCHOLARSHIP, AND SERVICE Seated, left to right: Matthew Roller, Vice President; Jean Moen, Secretary; Charles Wilkins, President. Standing: Thelma Blosser, Carol Hurff, Harry Scarfe, Wayne Wright, Eleanor St. John, Harriet Plews, Lynn Yerkes. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE OFFICERS—Left to right: John Gianvito, Vice Chairman; Carol Hurff, Secretary; Mary Ellen Uibel, Treasurer; Wayne Wright, Chairman. i i NEVER A DULL MOMENT AND . . . INSPIRATIONAL, TOO ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE—Seated, left to right: Bruce Campbell, John Gianvito, Carol Hurff, Patricia Cwik, Eleanor St. John, Mary Ellen Uibel, Harriet Plews, Lois Miller, Carol Smith, Julie Campbell, James Anzide, Wayne Wright. Standing: Margaret Cwik, Dorothy Wiesner, Jean Harris, Diane Bloxsom, Kathleen McGrath, Lois Merritt, Nancy Plews, Bunny Ross, Anita Popazivanov, Pat Rogerson, Lora Skinner, Marilyn Spevack, Joyce Taylor, David Hopkins, David Munn, James Gradwell, Dominic Mucci, Stanley Booth. Blue (Bold Gloucester City High School_Gloucester City, N. J. Vol. 32—No. 2 December 21, 1953 IF IT HAPPENED .. . OUR PAPER REPORTED IT First row, left to right: Mary Ellen Uibel, Ann Grabowski, Wayne Patterson, Charles Wilkins, Harry Scarfe, Harriet Plews, Jean Moen, James McColligan, Carol Hurff, Betty Ann Vierick. Second row: Betty Ann Davidson, Janet Hendry, Bunny Ross, Marilyn Spevack, Patrica Rogerson, Joyce Taylor, Jack Hamilton, Ed Huff, Dale Youmans, Eleanor Simpson, Florence Hall, Carol Seum, Thelma Blosser, Eileen Waters, Carol Manners. Third row: Rae Lane, Julie Campbell, Barbara Kasa, Judy Watson, Peggy Prince, Connie Beamer, Anita Popazivanov, Lora Skinner, Allan Ashenfelter, Stella Taylor, William Wright, Lou Dunkle, Carleton Dickensheets, David Munn, Bill Suefert, June McGill, Roberta Nelson. NEWSPAPER EDITORS AND MANAGERS-Seated, left to right: Jean Moen, Editor; Charles Wilkins, Editor; Harriet Plews, Editor. Standing: Harry Scarfe, Editor; Jim McColligan, Edi- tor; Ed Huff, Business Manager; Wayne Patterson, Editor; Dale Youmans, Business Manager. 43 SENIORS JAMES PATRICK ASHE College Entrance 104 N. Broadway Sprinkle . . . short . . . well-built . . . blond . . . indescribable grin . . . big tease . . . rarely serious . , . one of our better athletes. Goal: To eat up the miles in my Chevy. Hobby: Bending elbows. Pet Peeve: Mr. Kunz. Familiar Say- ing: It wasn't me, Mr. Bracken. JAMES R. AN2IDE College Entrance 342 Highland Blvd. Jim . . . likes to kid around . . . good sport . . . hearty laugh . . . drives a Ford . . . remembered for his part in plays. Goal: To be a big engineer and own a ranch in Texas. Hobby: Golf, fishing. Pet Peeve: Dragging Dave's Olds. Familiar Saying: Hello, peoples. MYRNA ASHENFELTER Commercial 226 N. J. Road, Brooklawn Myrna . . . naturally curly red hair . . . blushes so prettily . . . laughs a lot . . . full of pep . . . likes to walk . . . chums with Sunny ... on duty in library . . . intelligent . . . gets things done. Goal: To graduate and get married. Hobby: Walking and Earl. Pet Peeve: Climbing to the third floor. Familiar Saying: Don't bother me. JOHN A. BAKELY Industrial Arts 230 Market St. Jack . . . blond . . . quiet (sometimes) . . . well- liked . . . active in gym class . . . loves fun ... on class committees. Goal: To be a steelworker. Hobby: Riding cars. Pet Peeve: Getting up for school. Familiar Saying: I hate school. CHARLES BECKETT College Entrance 350 Maple Ave. Charles . . . curly black hair . . . friendly . . . fun-loving . . . homework hater . . . enjoys basketball . . . acro- batically inclined . . . likes driving his blue and white Ford . . . future engineer. Goal: Electronic engineer. Hobby: Hunting. Pet Peeve: Homework. BERNARD BENNETT Industrial Arts 824 Cumberland St. Homer . . . blond wavy hair . . . not shy . . . full of pep . . . stock car fan . . . likes to build things . . . has future in Navy. Goal: Stock car racer. Hobby: Building things. Pet Peeve: Not to be late for school. Familiar Saying: Oh, my New England Covered Bridge JERRY BARRY BRADSHAW College Entrance 935 Monmouth St. Jerry . . . curly hair . . . pleasant disposition . . . likable . . . good actor . . . drives a black Ford . . . saxophone player . . . water skiing fan. Goa : A new car and a new house with a swimming pool. Hobby: Water skiing, horses. Pet Peeve: Cold water. Familiar Saying: Please don't stop. THELMA FLORENCE BLOSSER Commercial 207 New Jersey Rd., Brooklawn Elmo . . . quiet and very nice . . . dependable . . . seen around with Dick . . . neat dresser . . . winsome person- ality . . . friendly . . . year book manager . . . good worker. Goal: To graduate and get married. Hobby: Collecting salt and pepper shakers. Pet Peeve: School. Familiar Saying: How 'bout that? ROBERT H. BENNETT General 842 Cumberland St. Bob . . . likes a good joke . . . good-natured . . . a willing worker . . . Hey, Bob, how about a pass for Saturday night? . . . likes company (especially female) . . . wants to be rich. Goal: To be rich. Hobby: Reading. Pet Peeve: Wise guys. Familiar Saying: Cut it. MIRIAM LYNETTA BOOS Commercial 913 Highland Blvd. Mir ... a small, cute senior . . . lots of fun . . . likes playing piano ... in senior play (Sh! . . .). Goal: To graduate, be a secretary, then marry. Hobby: Playing the piano. Pet Peeve: Unfriendly people. Familiar Saying: Here we go. BERTHA BRANGAN Commercial 101 N. King St. Bert . . . tiny . . . living doll . . . long brown hair . . . gay . . . always kidding around . . likes to sew . . . engaged. Goal: To be happily married. Hobby: Sewing. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Familiar Saying: How about that? CAROLYN EVE BROWN Commercial 240 New Jersey Road, Brooklawn Carol . . . shining blond hair . . . blue eyes . . . pretty . . . fun to be with . . . enjoys a good joke . . . allergic to home- work . . . better half of cutest couple. Goal: To marry happily. Pet Peeve. Home- work. Familiar Saying: Knock it off Walt Whitman Bridge Gloucester City, New Jersey SONJA BROWN Commercial 202 Pari� Ave., Brooklawn Sunny . . . pretty brown hair . . . sparkling smile . . . loves fun . . . liked by everyone (especially boys) . . . good worker . . . Miss Brooklawn, 1956 . . . pals with Myrna. Goa : To graduate and marry happily. Hobby. Walk ing and Jimmy Dean. Pet Peeve. Boys and working at WoolworthY Familiar Saying-. Let's go some- place. BRUCE G. CAMPBELL General 144 Hughes Ave. Bootsy . . . 6'3 ... a lot of fun ... a lot of fun . . . sense of humor . . . likes to play basket- ball . . . likes fishing, too . . . usually seen with 'Rocko . . . always rides in his Slant-mobile. Goal: Good job. Hobby: Fishing, sports, girls, Happy. Pet Peeve: Witty fish, wise girls. Familiar Saying: Give me the ring. PAUL EDWARD BURKHARDT Industrial Arts 832 L. Somerset St. Burk . . . one of class quiets and nice and friendly . . . soft spoken . . . pleas- ant disposition . . . plays baseball . . . track star. Goal: Chemist. Hobby: Baseball, hunting, wood carving. Pet Peeve Doing nothing. Familiar Saying: Why don't you do it this way? DONALD BROWN College Entrance 117 Chestnut Stv Brooklawn Don . . . quiet and shy, but very nice . . . likes to hunt . . . spends summer at shore . . . chauffeur on rainy days . . . intelligent. Goal: Design cars and become rich. Hobby: Collecting stamps and coins. Pet Peeve: People who always hound you for money. Familiar Saying: Why? JULIE CAMPBELL College Entrance 827 Middlesex St. Julie . . . sweet smile . . . quiet spoken . . . friendly . . . intelligent . . . lots of fun . . . dependable . . . easy to know . . . good dancer . . . seen around with Smittie and Hap. Goal: To make a good life. Hobby: Danc- ing, collecting records, eating. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Familiar Say- ing: O. K., Smittie, I'll never tell. ELIZABETH FRANCES CLARKE Commercial 248 S. Third Street Bette . . . pretty dark curly hair . . . dark eyes . . . sparkling personality . . . jovial . . . loves a joke . . . good student. Goal: To graduate and become a good secretary. Hobby: Dancing, eating, talking. Pet Peeve: Climbing to third floor every morning. Familiar Saying: I'm hungry. JOHN CLIFFORD General ?30 Hunter St. Gaw . . . short . . . blond . . . buddies with Don . . . good natured . . . can take a joke. Goal: Join the Navy. Hobby: Football. Pet Peeve: Getting out of school. Familiar Saying: Don't be a dope. JOHN COBB College Entrance 737 Market St. Right Hand . . . blond crew cut . . . witty sayings . . . fun to be with . . . many friends . . . active in sports . . . basketball player and fan. Goal: To get out of school. Hobby: Basket- ball. Pet Peeve: Getting up for school. Familiar Saying: Get off me, Dago. WILLIAM JOSEPH CLOUSER Industrial Arts 1016 Market St. Bill . . . owns a boat . . . works at Hurley's . . . good for a laugh . . . pals around with Benny . . . nice smile. Goal: To succeed. Hobby: Boating. Pet Peeve: Scrawny bodies. Familiar Saying: Join the Navy and see the world. BETTE LOU COFFMAN Commercial 2609 S. Eighth St., Crestfair, Camden Bet . . . tall . . . friendly . . . amiable disposition . . . nice to be with . . . has a weakness for folks named Walt . . . drives big Olds. Goal: To graduate and marry happily. Hobby: Walt and driving his Olds. Pet Peeve: Men drivers. Familiar Saying: That's the breaks. SHIRLEY ANN CONNELLY Commercial 346 Ridgeway St. Shirl . . . petite miss . . . clockwatcher . . . can be counted on . . . loyal friend . . . valuable asset to G. H. S. Goal: To graduate and marry happily. Hobby: Skating. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Familiar Saying: What time is it? Stone Fort Bridge WILLARD ROBERT CONNELLY General 167 S. Burlington St. Will . . . expressive eyes . . . quiet but friendly . . . dry sense of humor . . . woodwork enthusiast. Goal: Operator in DuPont Plant. Hobby: Woodwork. Pet Peeve: Homework. Fa- miliar Saying: See you later. PATRICIA ANN CWIK Commercial 11 Barnard Avenue Pat . . . sparkling eyes . . . attractive . . . nice to be around . . . happy-go-lucky . . . talkative (a good speaker, too) . . . likes to swim. Goal: To make my aunt as happy as she has made me and to marry happily. Hobby: Dancing and swimming. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning. Familiar Saying: What's to be will be. RICHARD DAVID DAVIS General 307 Hudson Street Yip-Yip . . . quiet . . . mischievous grin . . . likes cars . . . reliable . . ■ pals around with Millie and Ed . . . loyal friend. Goal: State trooper. Hobby: Stamp collecting. Pet Peeve: Getting up on school days. DAVID COPELAND College Entrance 831 Hudson St. Oppium . . . tall . . . good-natured . . . nonchalant . . . known for crazy ways . . . drives a hot black O . . . all- around hunter . . . good in senior play . . . active in all sports. Goal: To break the sound barrieir in my hot O. Hobby: Trouble. Pet Peeve: Ducks that don't come down. Familiar Say- ing: I didn't do it. ANTHONY J. DOGOSTINO General 309 Delaware Ave., Brooklawn Tony . . . dark hair and eyes . . . flash- ing smile . . . likes everything quiet . . . quiet himself . . . nice to know . . . hangs on to a baseball bat. Goal: To be a success. Hobby: Baseball, hunting, and fishing. Pet Peeve: People who talk too much. Familiar Saying: Where is that Dago? MILLARD DAVIS General 307 Hudson Street Mill . . . easy come, easy go . . . dry sense of humor . . . likes to bowl . . . buddiies with Ed. Goal: Auto mechanics. Hobby Eating and staying out late. Pet Peeve: Getting up for school. Familiar Saying: Let someone else do it. EDWARD J. DUBOIS General 511 Jefferson Avenue Ed . . . sense of humor . . . doesn't talk much, but friendly . . . musician . . . hard worker . . . drives a Chevy . . . always with his buddy Mill. Hobby: Playing the clarinet. Pet Peeve: Getting up for school. JOHN GEORGE EBERLE General 313 Jersey Avenue Swanz . . . tall . . . likable . . . can be depended upon to lend a helping hand . . . likes to skate . . . seen with Hanna, Yipper and Ken. Goal: Airplane pilot. Hobby: Skating and cards. Fa- miliar Saying: Hey, where are you going? JOHN ROBERT EVANS College Entrance 847 Cumberland St. Rose . . . pleasing personality . . . other half of class twins . . . real bopper . . . pals around with Rock and Roller. Goal: Construction engineer. Hobby: Bas- ketball. Pet Peeve: Humbug's hot Kaiser. Familiar Saying: Have you seen any 'Alley Cats' lately. Rock? DOROTHY ANN EVANS Commercial 847 Cumberland St. Dot . . . short but sweet . . . quiet but very nice ... a real bopster . . . easy to get along with . . . honest sincerity . . . ready to lend a helping hand . . . better half of class twins. Goal: To be a success in my chosen field. Hobby: Music, dancing, basketball. Per Peeve: Dishonest people. Familiar Saying: That's the breaks. 1 I ROBERT FRIEDEL General 809 Jersey Avenue Zombie . . . tall . . . rugged . . . friendly . . . likable personality . . . likes to hunt . . . good worker . . . co-captain of football team. Goal: To make a success in any undertaking. Hobby: Hunting. Pet Peeve: Mosquitoes. Familiar Saying: Quick work. MARY KATHERINE FRYE Commercial 512 Essex Street Mary . . . pretty hair . . . always smil- ing . . . lots of fun . . . likes to talk . . . usually seen with Pat. Goal: Stenographer. Hobby: Driving, skat- ing, swimming. Familiar Saying: You're kidding. JOHN RICHARD GIANVITO College Entrance 207 Haakon Rd., Brooklawn Rocky . . . nice-looking . . . good student . . . hails from Brooklawn . . . good baseball player . . . captain of bas- ketball team . . . college bound. Goal: Graduate from college. Hobby: Base- ball and basketball. Pet Peeve: Wise Guys. Familiar Saying: What do you say, Dago? RICARDO A. GONZALES Science and Engineering 140 N. Broadway Rick . . . handsome . . . agreeable . . . nice personalitiy . . . lots of fun . . .well- liked by all . . . intelligent . . . likes the Navy. Goal: Admiral in the Navy. Hobby: Look- ing at Sunny. Pet Peeve: Being called a swabbie. Familiar Saying: It's all right. LAWRENCE GRABOWSKI, JR. Industrial Arts 120 Sparks St. Larry . . . quiet and very nice . . . friendly . . . good-natured ... a Ford man . . . likes everything, even work. Hobby: Hunting, fishing, boating, driving, and work- ing. Pet Peeve: Good time wasted for nothing. Familiar Saying: Need some gas. LOUIS GRANDIZIO Industrial Arts 924 E. Brown St. Lou . . . sincere . . . easy personality . . . well-known . . . sports enthusiast . . . usually seen with Dute. Goal: A new car. Hobby: Football, swim- ming. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morn- ing. Familiar Saying: Don't hit me again, Dag. JOHN HAGAN Industrial Arts 523 Nicholson Rd. Schemel . . . dark hair and eyes . . . nice disposi- tion . . . interested in cars . . . love that Ford . . . interested in school affairs. Goal: A living. Pet Peeve: Chevies. Familiar Saying: Are you goofy? IDA HAGAN Commercial 338 Ridgeway St. Sis . . . short . . . dark hair . . . viva- cious . . . nice . . . usually seen at Tucker's. Goal: To join the Waves. Hobby: Basket- ball, dancing. Pet Peeve: Getting up for school. Familiar Saying: I'm off it. Covered Bridge Stark, New Hampshire FLORENCE LILLIAN HALL Commercial 503 Hudson St. Floss . . . pretty complexion ... en- joys reading, dancing skating . . . active in school affairs . . . whiz at shorthand . . . good student generally . . . future private secretary. Goal: Private secretary, happy marriage. Hobby: Reading, dancing, skating. Pet Peeve: Catty people. Familiar Saying: Such is life. BARBARA HATTON Commercial 225 Somerset St. Barb . . . bubbling personality . . . fun-loving . . . noise, second nature . . . full of pep and energy . . . enjoys eating . . . never a dull moment! Goal: To graduate and be a success. Hobby: Eating and swimming. Pet Peeve: A certain senior boy named Hawthorne. Familiar Saying: Oh, well! FRED W. HAWTHORNE College Entrance 500 Chestnut St., Brooklawn Carp . . . likable personality . . . good voice (sometimes sounds like something fresh out of the zoo) . . . allergic to homework . . . accomplished actor . . . lead in junior and senior plays. Goal: To be • successful. Hobby: Eating spaghetti. Pet Peeve: Mr. Demarest. Fa- miliar Saying: How is it, Ig? WILLIAM JOHN HANNA Industrial Arts 319 Mercer St. Bill . . . short . . . Oh, that com- plexion! . . . contagious smile . . . full of fun . . . likes good times . . . usually seen with Swanz. Goal: To manage Saveway. Hobby: Driv- ing the Super D. Pet Peeve: When the Super D won't start. Familiar Saying: Let's go see Barnsy, Swanz. American Stone Hump Bridge JOHN JOSEPH HAMILTON, JR. College Entrance 307 Crescent Blvd., Brooklawn Humbie . . . jolly . . . likes to eat (anything!) . . . happy-go-lucky . . . good salesman . . . big help in class activities. Goal: Live, love, be happy. Hobby: Football, swim- ming, bowling. Pet Peeve: Losing football games. Familiar Saying: Keep it gay. LOIS MARIE HANNOLD Commercial 111 Barlow Ave. Lo . . . friendly . . . usually quiet . . . pretty complexion . . . good worker . . . active in senior play. Goal: To graduate, be a success. Hobby: Dancing. Pet Peeve: Walking to school on rainy days. Familiar Saying: Hum? JANET EVELYN HENDRY Commercial 27 N. Stinson Ave. Goose . . . tall . . . blond hair . . . peaches and cream complexion . . . great tease . . . loves fun and a good joke . . . drives a DeSoto . . . engaged. Goal: To marry and be happy. Hobby: Hockey and swimming. Pet Peeve: Writing letters to Eddie. Familiar Saying: I'm off that number. WILLIAM DEAN HILLMAN College Entrance 42 Oxford Avenue Hill . . . tall . . . jokester . . . blue eyes . . . nice personality . . . early bird . . . usually seen riding his motorcycle. Goal: Go to college. Hobby: Hunting and fishing. Pet Peeve: Spanish class. Familiar Saying: How does that strike you? HENRY C. HORN Industrial Arts 300 S. Broadway Hank ... a great tease . . . lotta fun . . . sense of humor . . . drives a green car . . . allergic to studying ... in senior play . . . capable stage hand. Goal: To own a Lincoln. Hobby: Swimming and football. Pet Peeve: School. Familiar Saying: Drop it in low. JOHN PHILIP HOWARD College Entrance 222 Monmouth St. Jack . . . friendly . . . nice guy . . . full of fun and pep . . . dependable . . . intelligent . . . good writer . . . Boys' Stater. Goal: To fly a jet fighter. Hobby: Model planes. Pet Peeve: High wind at a track meet. Familiar Saying. Actually. EDWARD J. HUFF, JR. Commercial 317 Warren St. Huffy . . . tall and rugged . . . our tallest . . . serious manner . . . pleasant smile . . . newspaper business manager . . . sure to be successful . . . future C.P.A. Goal: To be a C.P.A. Hobby: Automobiles. Pet Peeve: Homework. Familiar Saying: What did you do last night? CAROL ANN HURFF Commercial 914 Essex St. Carol . . . pretty curly hair . . . spark- ling personality . . . good-natured . . . sports enthusiast . . . usually seen having that last dish of ice cream before going on a diet. Goal: To marry happily and have lots of friends. Hobby: Sports and writing to Rich. Familiar Saying: Oh, sugar. ROBERT F. IGNATOVIG College Entrance 210 Chestnut St., Brooklawn Tic . . . class character . . . quiet type??? . . . seems to draw trouble like a magnet . . . helpful in class activities . . . likes football. Goal: A new Packard. Hobby: Sleeping. Pet Peeve: Pete and Harry. Familiar Say- ing: Where's your needle, morgue? Early American Wooden Bridge DONALD JENKINS College Entrance 423 Ridgeway Wood Duck ... red hair . . . nice disposition . . . runs the mile . . . plays basketball . . . still waters run deep. Goa . Navy. Hobby: Swimming and track. Pet Peeve: Miss Martz. Familiar Saying: So what? iW GORDON KANADY Industrial Arts 29 S. Stinson Ave. Gord . . . close cut blonde hair . . . hails from 314 . . . another confirmed homework hater . . . enjoys listening to the radio . . . future draftsman. Goaf: To b« a draftsman. Hobby: Listening to my radio. Pet Peeve: Homework. WILLIAM S. JONES Industrial Arts 118 Pershing Rd., Brook lawn Wilbur . . . pleasing personality . . . quizzical expression . . . sense of humor . . . our friendliest . . . sports enthusiast. Goal: To be a success in life. Hobby: Sports. Pet Peeve: Bad Harry. Familiar Saying: Don't get shook. BARBARA ANN KASA Commercial 309 Mercer St. Barb . . . pretty smile . . . bubbling personality . . . live wire . . . most talkative . . . dependable . . . usually seen with Jean and Sandy at Powell's. Goal: To be happy and successful. Hobby: Eating and swimming. Per Peeve: Wise guys. Familiar Saying: Hi, Gang! KENNETH R. KESER General 228 Mercer St. Ken . . . dark wavy hair . . . dark eyes . . . never a dull moment . . . active on committees . . . sports enthusiast . . . National Guardsman. Goal: To be a jet pilot. Hobby: Making out with girls. Pet Peeve: Getting up for school. PATRICIA KATHERINE KNEDEISON Commercial 861 Browning Rd., Bellmawr Par . . . quiet . . . pretty hair . . . giddy laugh . . . nice clothes . . . imaginative . . . sports lover. Goal: To marry happily and be good to my parents. Hobby: Sports of all kinds. Pet Peeve: Homework. Pamihar Saying: Boy, I thought I'd flip! ROBERT FREDERIC LONABAUGH General 810 Powell Street Sid . . . always laughing . . . easy to get along with . . . likes short girls . . . good sport . . plays basketball . . . good pitcher . . . likes listening to Rock and Roll . . . keen interest in all sports. Goa : To be successful. Hobby: Sports, listening to the radio. New England Covered Bridge CHARLES A. AAARSTELLER General 223 N. Hannevig Ave., Brooklawn Marsh . . . noisy . . . likes to have fun . . . enjoys hot rodding . . . comes from down Brooklawn way. Goal: To be my own boss. Hobby: Swim- ming. Pet Peeve: Working. ROBERT WILLIAM LAMBERT Industrial Arts 217 Haakon Rd., Brooklawn Bob . . . curly black hair . . . nice looking . . . dry sense of humor . . . friendly . . . enjoys fishing. Goal: Electrical engineer. Hobby: Fishing, cars, making models. Pet Peeve: Fords. Familiar Saying: Lots o' luck. SHIRLEY ANN LEAP Commercial 300 Greenwood Avenue Shelley . . . another red head ... ap- pears quiet (but isn't) . . . always full of fun . . . likes corny jokes. Goal: Be like my mother and marry a man like my dad. Hobby: Popular music, corny jokes. Pet Peeve: Beginning of the week, gym class. Familiar Saying: I have to call Jean. RAINNELDA MARIE LANE Commercial 848 Cumberland Street Rae . . . lovely voice . . . attractive . . . active in both plays . . . pretty long brown hair . . . winsome smile. Goal: To be a singer and marry happily. Hobby: Singing, eating, roller skating. Pet Peeve: Working at Callahan's. Familiar Saying: Matt makes me so mad sometimes. DELORES JEAN LEGGE Commercial 806 Cherry Street Jeannie . . . sparkling eyes . . . small in size . . . loves fun and excitement . . . likes to sleep . . . frequently at Powell's with Barb. Goal: To join the Waves and be successful. Hobby: Sleeping and going out at night. Pet Peeve: Boys who say they'll call and don't. Familiar Saying: I'll never tell! HARRY D. MATLACKE Industrial Arts 102 Mercer Street Har . . . jolly . . . likable . . . good blusher . . . never loses sleep over homework . . . plays football. Goal: A brand new car. Hobby: Football and swim- ming. Pet Peeve: Getting up for school and math. Familiar Saying: E. H., have a blast ' JAMES McCOLLIGAN Industrial Arts 937 Gaunt Street Jimmie . . . tall . . . wavy brown hair . . . sense of humor . . . cheerful person- ality ... art ability plus . . . plays the trumpet . . . drives his own car (fast— behind that wheel). Goal: Commercial artist. Hobby: Painting, music. Pet Peeve: Conceited people. EDWARD J. MATTHEWS Industrial Arts 210 Marne Rd., Brooklawn Hearn . . . blond crew cut . . . tall . . . pleasant disposition . . . athlete . . . javelin record . . . other half of cutest couple. Goal: A new Chev Corvette and to be suc- cessful. Hobby: Hunting and sports. Pet Peeve: Getting up for school and N.J.S.I.A.A. Familiar Saying: Where's big Jim? San Francisco Bridge FRANK McCULLY Industrial Arts 314 Mercer Street Frank . . . energetic personality . . . easy to know . . . likes opposite sex . . . pals with Wes and Sprinkle . . . drives blue Chevy . . . able football player. Goal: To own ten cream puff Lincolns. Hobby: Taking up Fords with my clean P. Pet Peeve: Chevies. Familiar Saying: Snake it easy. IDA MAE McVEIGH College Entrance 304 Crescent Blvd., Brooklawn Mickie . . . good things come in small packages . . . blond . . . loads of fun . . . good worker . . . rides to school in a red K often . . . future Lady in White. Goal: To be a registered nurse. Hobby: Hockey. Pet Peeve: Riding the bus to school. Familiar Saying: Where's Elmo? LOIS DOROTHY MILLER College Entrance 838 Hudson St. Lo . . . attractive . . . peppy and a hard worker . . . always smiling . . . depend- able . . . fun-loving . . . active in Student Council and her Church Youth Group . . . seen around with Tom. Goal: College. Hobby: Eating and Tom. Pet Peeve: Working late, getting up early. RITA G. NIELSEN Commercial 145 Oxford Ave. Rit . . . long brown tresses . . . tall, serene . . . reliable . . . good-natured . . . sincere . . . well-liked . . . enjoys music. Goa : To graduate and get married. Hobby: Music. Pet Peeve: Getting dressed for gym. Familiar Saying: How about that. WAYNE EDWARD PARKER College Entrance 809 Cherry St. Wes . . . strawberry blond . . . nice looking . . . popular . . . likable person- ality . . . drives a Buick . . . active in sports. Goal: To own a new I and have money. Hobby: Sleeping, swimming, fishing, sports. Pet Peeve: Eye men and getting up in the morning. Familiar Saying: Won't I? Watch me. JEAN FRANCES MOEN Commercial 131 Westminister Ave. Mo . . . sweet and neat . . . cute . . . pretty complexion . . . nice personality . . . good sense of humor . . . good worker . . . dependable . . . mostly seen with Shelley. Goal: To be healthy, wealthy, and happy. Pet Peeve: Shorthand homework and bugs. Familiar Saying: Please!! CATHERINE L. MILNER College Entrance 501 Bergen St. Kate . . . pretty brown hair . . . friendly . . . likes a good time . . . good dancer . . . head majorette . . . can really twirl that baton! Goal: To dance on Broadway and in Hol- lywood. Hobby: Baton twirling and danc- ing. Pet Peeve: Boys on wrong side of steps. Familiar Saying: Definitely. PATRICIA ANN MURPHY Commercial 50 Railroad Avenue Murph . . . nice personality . . . good sense of humor . . . loads of fun . . . likes to swim . . . good dancer. Goal: To be a housewife. Hobby: Swim- ming and dancing. Pet Peeve: Beginning alone. Familiar Saying: You know it. ANDREW J. MURRAY Industrial Arts 225 S. Fifth Street Eel . . . pleasant smile . . . love those dimples . . . extremely good-natured . . . well-liked . . . likes school and Cheeseville . . . football player. Goal: To make a career in the Air Force. Hobby: Sports. Pet Peeve: School. Familiar Saying: Hi, Birdlegs! ROBERT CHARLES QUENZEL General 927 Ridgeway St. Dago . . . good dancer . . . nice personality . . . lots of fun . . . likes to eat . . . friendly . . . intelligent . . . friendly nature. Goa : To be successful in what I pursue and own a hot bomb. Hobby: Sports and eating (especially Italian food). Pet Peeve: Mathematics. Familiar Say- ing: I don't know. HARRIET ANN PLEWS College Entrance 916 Monmouth St. Happy . . . pretty smile . . . attractive . . . most industrious . . . leads an active life . . . most likely to succeed . . . good friend . . . usually seen with Julie and Smittie. Goal: To go to college. Hobby: Dancing, keeping my scrap book and eating. Pet Peeve: Boys who are always late. Familiar Saying: Smittie, did you tell Julie? WAYNE CLARK PATTERSON College Entrance 235 N. J. Rd., Brooklawn Wayne . . . dark hair and eyes . . . pleasant and friendly . . . quiet and deliberate . . . straight for- ward manner . . .logical thinker . . . writing ability . . . big help to the school . . . potential farmer . . . Democrat. Goal: To be a farmer. Hobby: Radio, photography aquariums, gardening. BENJAMIN T. POWELL College Entrance 73 Lane Ave. Pacos . . . quiet, but friendly . . . good-natured . . . likable personality . . . dependable . . . likes cars and anything about boats. Goal: To have my own shipping lines and boats. Hobby: Cars and boats. Pet Peeve: Homework. Familiar Saying: King of the Dads. Mosr Channel Bridge Florida Keys GREG ROBINSON Industrial Arts 525 Bergen St. Lapper . . . likable personality . . . witty . . . mischievous grin ... all for fun in school . . . likes to dance . . . good actor . . . finds hunting good sport. Goal: To be successful. Hobby: All sports. Pet Peeve: Woody, Tighe, Wal, school. Familiar Saying.- That galls me. MATTHEW WAYNE ROLLER College Entrance 206 Sixth Ave., Brooklawn Matt . . . black curly hair . . . nice per- sonality . . . drives red Chevy . . . capable baseball player ... in senior play . . . old trusty always with him (his pipe!). Goal: College and stay single. Hobby: Eating spaghetti. Pet Peeve: Rae and my mother. Familiar Saying: Lots a luck. BENJAMIN GARY RUSK College Entrance 854 Powell St. Ben . . . short . . . dark . . . good- looking ... sly grin . . . likes a joke . . . interested in cars and girls. Goa : To own my own auto shop. Hobby: Fixing cars. Pet Peeve: Mr. Demarest. Familiar Saying: Yo, Har, knock it off. HARRY SCARFE College Entrance 1193 Market St. Har ... up and coming brain . . . easy to get along with . . . basketball en- thusiast ... in the junior and senior plays ... an asset to our class. Goal: Scholarship. Hobby: Guns. Pet Peeve: People in a hurry. Familiar Say- ing: You got the wrong attitude. ELIA SABO Commercial 113 Fourth St., Brooklawn Ella . . . good natured . . . popular . . . amiable smile . . . good looks . . . pals around with Betty ... a cheerful miss . . . nice to know. Goal: Private secretary. Hobby: Dancing, skating, eating. Pet Peeve: All girl classes. Familiar Saying: Oh? CHARLES EDWARD SCHEMELIA Industrial Arts 812 L. Somerset Street Chas . . . nice guy ... on hand when needed . . . true school spiriti . . . plays on the football team . . . always in demand during classes . . . good salesman. Goal: To be a success. Hobby: Gunning, fishing, teaching seventh grade gym. Pet Peeve: Homework. Familiar Saying: Food. CAROL ANN SEUM Commercial 410 Sherwood Ave. Carol . . . lovely voice . . . likes to have fun . . . always laughing . . . usually seen with Eleanor . . . fun to be with . . . best actress . . . writing ability. Goal: To marry happily. Hobby: Dancing, listening to the radio. Pet Peeve: Catty girls. Familiar Saying: It wipes me out. Early American Wooden Bridge ELEANOR R. SIMPSON Commercial 208 N. Fillmore St. El . . . nice smile . . . long black hair . . . attractive . . . full of fun . . .peppy . . . good dancer . . . good student. Goal: To be a dancer. Hobby: Dancing, U.S.O., talking to Carol on the phone. Pet Peeve: Collegiate-type boys. Familiar Say- ing: Don't worry about it. Scotland Stone Hump Bridge ROBERT JAMES STRAUB, JR. Industrial Arts 308 Middlesex St. Bob . . . curly blond hair . . . jolly fellow . . . peppy . . . plays the baritone . . . found around the band room. Goal: To graduate, go into the service. Hobby: Swimming, music. Pet Peeve: Get- ting up for school Monday morning. Fa- miliar Saying: That's all kinds of neat. CAROL ARCARA SMITH Commercial 1663 Market St., Mt. Ephrairr Smittie . . . bright eyes . . . pretty hair . . friendliest . . . vivacious . . . likes to meet people . . . seen around with Julie and Hap. Goal: Hairdresser. Hobby: Dancing, skating, drum majorette. Pet Peeve: Being dragged out of bed in the morning. Familiar Saying: Don't tell anybody, Julie! EDWARD SPOLTORE College Entrance 347 S. Broadway Spot . . . agreeable . . . nice person- ality . . . sense of humor . . . likes to play basketball and is a good player. Goal: To become an engineer. Hobby: Bas- ketball. Familiar Saying: Hi ya, fella. RAYMOND JAMES SMITH College Entrance 315 S. Ninth St. Ray . . . nice smile . . . seen around with Hank . . . drives a gray Chevy . . . works at A P . . . enjoys Math??? . . . plays football ... in senior play . . . good worker. Goal: To retire at 45. Hobby: Swimming. Pet Peeve: Getting called in the morning. Familiar Saying: Going over to Kelly's, Tom? EUGENE STINSMAN General 101 Hudson Street Dute . . . dark wavy hair . . . nice looking . . . friendly smile . . . easy going . . likable . . . sports enthusiast. Goal: To gain whatever I seek. Hobby: Sports. Pet Peeve: Show-offs. Familiar Saying: Whatsa matter wid you? ELEANOR MARGARET ST. JOHN Commercial 214 Lehigh Ave. Saint . . . best dressed . . . lots of clothes . . . sparkling smile . . . full of pep . . . fun to be with . . . likes food (any kind) . . . seen around Powell's . . . ready to help . . . best artist. Goal: Private secretary, wealthy, happy. Hobby: Dancing, drawing, eating. Pet Peeve: Bad boys. Familiar Saying: Isn't that a shame? RICHARD MILTON SWEETEN General 101 Maple Ave., Westville Dick . . . blond . . . quiet . . . nice . . . friendly . . . good worker . . . seen with Thelma. Goa : To be a millionaire. Hobby: Football and going out with Thelma. Pet Peeve: When I can't have the car. Familiar Saying: Oh, Yek. CAROLE ANN THOMPSON Commercial 501 Cardinal Drive, BeHmawr Thomps . . . pleasant disposition . . . always smil- ing .. . personality plus . . . most popular . . . terrific dancer . . . cheer leader. Goal: To be a girl Friday. Hobby: Dancing, swim- ming. Pet Peeve: Dead heads at pajama parties. Familiar Saying: Quite. CHARLES THOMSON College Entrance 144 Park Avenue Thomps . . . nice smile . . . good-natured . . . friendly . . . lots of fun . . .active in sports . . . seen around with Barb. Goal: To be a bricklayer. Hobby: Barb. Pet Peeve: Car trouble. Familiar Saying: I'm tired. PATRICIA ANN TIEDEKEN Commercial 347 Greenwood Ave. Pat . . . charming disposition . . . quiet . . . enjoys a good joke . . . always willing to help . . . liked by everyone. Goal: To graduate and marry happily. Pet Peeve: People who think they're better than anyone else. Familiar Saying: Have you seen Thelma and Floss? JAMES PAUL TIGHE, JR. Industrial Arts 418 Essex St. Yimmer . . . sparkling personality . . . mischievous grin . . . cheerful disposition . . . fun-loving . . . can be counted on. Goal: To get out of school. Hobby: Hang- ing around the Pine House. Pet Peeve: Gregory, Woody. Familiar Saying: Hey, Yip. LOUIS D. TOMASSETTI College Entrance 221 Horton Ave., Brooklawn Lou . . . dark . . . nice looking . . . friendly . . . full of questions . . . good student . . . plays football and basketball . . . college bound. Goal: To do what I feel like. Hobby: Sports, sleeping, eating. Pet Peeve: Get- ting up in the morning. Familiar Saying: Velocipedestrianistrianclitrianolygist. Groveton, New Hampshire Covered Bridge DAWN ELIZABETH WALTER Commercial 22 S. Broadway Dawn . . . sparkling eyes . . . loads of fun . . . carefree . . . great talker . . . nice clothes . . . love those ice skates. Goal: To graduate. Hobby: Swimming, ice skating, boys. Pet Peeve: Boys that say No! Familiar Saying: It's most horrible! E. SANDRA VAN FOSSEN Commercial 314 Monmouth St. Sandy Van . . . friendly . . . cut-up . . . cheerleader . . . usually seen with Barb and Jean at Powell's. Goal: to try to get along with every body. Hobby: Dancing, swimming, eating. Pet Peeve: Franny McKelly. Familiar Say- ing : Good Rockin' Daddy! BARBARA ANN TRIBBETT Commercial 856 East Brown St. Barb . . . neat and attractive . . . serene . . . sweet smile . . . nice personality . . . good writer . . . good at sewing . . . radio fan. Goal: To become a success in life. Hobby: Listening to the radio and going out. Pet Peeve: Nagging people and class clowns. Familiar Saying: Not par- ticularly. SIDNEY ANN WALTON Commercial 303 New Jersey Rd., Brooklawn Sid . . . petite . . . peppy . . . cute as a kitten . . . likes to ice skate . . . enjoys swimming . . . love that diamond. Goal: To Graduate. Pet Peeve: Homework. Familiar Saying: It wasn't me; it must have been someone else. JOAN WATERS Commercial 233 N. Hannevig Ave., Brooklawn Joni . . . sweet smile . . . cute . . . lots of fun . . . usually seen driving Billy's car. Goal: All the happiness possible from life. Hobby: Driving, and teasing Dutchie. Pet Peeve: Hot Rods. Familiar Saying: None! JUDITH ANN WATSON College Entrance 611 Powell St. Jute . . . black hair . . . sparkling dark eyes ... a personality worth envying . . . likable . . . always ready to lend a helping hand. Goal: To be a technician, marry happily. Hobby: Writing letters. Pet Peeve: Working till ten on Friday nights. Familiar Saying: Come on, Lois. CHARLES EDWARD WILLIAMS, JR. College Entrance 720 Division St. Chal . . . short blond hair . . . ready wit . . . modest . . . nice guy to know . . . confirmed Democrat . . . hard-work- ing newspaper man . . . plays the trumpet . . . bound for success. Goal: College degree. Hobby: Photogra- phy, radio. Pet Peeve: Third floor walk. Familiar Saying: That might very well be. FLORENCE JANET WOOMER Commercial 342 Bergen St. Floss . . short . . . cute . . . jolly laugh . . . nice personality . . . well-liked . . . dependable worker . . . good student. Goal: To graduate, marry • happily. Hobby: Butch, going to school athletic events. Pet Peeve: People who think you're still a baby. Familiar Saying: Oh, that's terrible. WAYNE W. WRIGHT College Entrance 12 Barnard Ave. Wrightie . . . red head . . . always smiling . . . cheerful disposition . . . friendly . . . nice guy to know . . . senior class's boss ... in both plays . . . all-'round athlete. Goal: Engineer. Hobby: Football. Pet Peeve: Democracy class. Familiar Saying: Pneumonialtramitroscopicsilicovolcanosis. HARRY WILLIAM WRIGLEY Industrial Arts 112 N. Burlington St. Har ... a class quiet, but nice . . . early to school . . . dependable . . . authority on billiard . Goal: To own my own house and car. Hobby: Play- ing pool. Pet Peeve: Getting up in the morning for school. Familiar Saying: Heck, no. Revolutionary Replica Arches Concord Flood Concord, Mass. DALE YOUMANS College Entrance 15 Barnard Ave. Dale . . . dark wavy hair . . . dark eyes . . . sense of humor . . . likable per- sonality . . . straight as a ramrod . . . dependable . . . newspaper business man- ager . . . college bound . . . another engineer. Goal: Engineer. Hobby: Reclining, beating Floss and Judy to a seat in Democracy. Familiar Saying: Well, it might, Chal. LYNNE CHARLOTTE YERKES College Entrance 705 Hunter St. Gyps . . . beautiful dark eyes . . . likable personality . . . lots of fun . . . individualist . . . intelligent . . . hard worker. Goal: To join the Air Force and be a good wife. Hobby: Reading. Pet Peeve: Keeping my notebook clean. Familiar Saying: That always keeps. S ENIOR ACTIVITIES JAMES R. ANZIDE: Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play; Football 3, 4, Track 2; Senior Play. JAMES PATRICK ASHE: Gym Club; Sports Club; Dance Committee 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Two Football Awards. MYRNA ASHENFELTER: Cheerleading Club; Glee Club; Dance Committee 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play 3; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Yearbook Staff. JOHN A. BAKELY: Dance Committee 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Commit- tee. CHARLES BECKETT: Gym Club 1, 2; Dance Committee 1. BERNARD BENNETT: Photography Club; Dancing Club. ROBERT H. BENNETT: Stamp Club. THELMA FLORENCE BLOSSER: Typing Club; Glee Club; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Junior Play; Junior Play Com- mittee; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Student Council 1; Year- book Staff (Business Manager); Honor Society 3, 4; National Poetry Acceptance 2; Girls' State Rep. 3. MIRIAM LYNETTA BOOS: Glee Club 1, 2; Dance Com- mittee 1, 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play Com- mittee; Junior Play; Typing Club; Senior Play. JERRY BARRY BRADSHAW: Dance Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play; Junior Play Committee; News- paper Staff 3. BERTHA BRANGAN: Glee Club 2; Woodshop Club 2, 3; Metal Shop Club 1; Typing Club; Dancing Club 1. CAROLYN EVE BROWN: Cheerleading Club 1, 2; Junior Play; Basketball 2; Yearbook Staff. DONALD BROWN: Gym Club. SONJA BROWN: Cheerleading Club; Glee Club; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play; Yearbook Staff. PAUL EDWARD BURKHARDT: Woodcarving Club 1, 2, 3; Gym Club; Football 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. BRUCE G. CAMPBELL: Junior Prom Committee; Basket- ball 3, 4; Assembly Committee 4. JULIE CAMPBELL: Class Officer (Secretary 2); School Assembly Committee 2, 4; Assembly Program 1, 3, 4; Typing Club; Dancing Club; Cheerleading Club; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Senior Play Committee; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Cheerleading 2; Yearbook Staff Assistant Editor. WILLIAM JOSEPH CLOUSER: Cooking Club 1, 2; Dancing Club 1, 2; Dance Committee 2, 3. ELIZABETH FRANCES CLARKE: Majorette Club 1, 2; Nurses' Club 3; Glee Club; Student Council 3; Drill Corps 1; Basketball 1. JOHN CLIFFORD: Football 4; Basketball 3, 4. JOHN COBB: Football 3; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Track 2, 4. BETTE LOU COFFMAN: Glee Club 1, 2; Dance Committee; Senior Play Committee; Typing Club 2, 3. SHIRLEY ANN CONNELLY: Typing Club 3; Dancing Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Play; Dance Committee 2; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Drill Corps 1, 2; Basketball 1. WILLARD ROBERT CONNELLY: Woodshop Club 2. DAVID COPELAND: Class Officer (Treasurer 1); Dance Committee 1, 2; Junior Play Committee; National Poetry Acceptance 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Gym Club; Sports Club; Senior Play. PATRICIA ANN CWIK: Typing Club 3; Dance Committee 3; Junior Play 3; Junior Play Committee 3; Student Coun- cil 3; Basketball 3, 4; Yearbook Staff; Assembly Commit- 64 tee 4. MILLARD DAVIS: Auto Mechanics Club. RICHARD DAVID DAVIS: Photography Club 1; Chess Club 2; Whittling Club 2. ANTHONY J. DOGOSTINO: Boys' State Alternate; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. EDWARD J. DUBOIS: Band 1, Orchestra 1. JOHN GEORGE EBERLE, JR.: Dance Committee 2, 3; Junior Play Committee; Basketball 1, 3; Track 1. DOROTHY ANN EVANS: Typing Club; Glee Club; Junior Play; Newspaper Staff 2, 3; Hockey 1; Basketball 1. JOHN ROBERT EVANS: Assembly Program 1; Science Club; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Newspaper Staff 3 (As- sistant Business Manager); Student Council 1, 2; Senior Play. ROBERT FRIEDEL: Dance Committee 1, 2; Junior Prom Committee; Sports Club; Football 1, 2, 2, 4, (Co-Captain 4); Track 2, 4; Football Award. MARY KATHERINE FRYE: Dancing Club 2; Typing Club 3; Dance Committee 2; Junior Play. JOHN RICHARD GIANVITO: Class Officer (Vice Presi- dent 2, 4); Sports Club 1, 2; Dance Committee 2; News- paper Staff 3; Student Council 1; Football 2; Basketball 1, 2, Assembly Committee 2, 4. RICARDO A. GONZALES: Assembly Committee 1; As- sembly Program 2; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Play Com- mittee 3; Prom Committee; Student Council 2, 3; Basket- ball 1; Track 1, 3. RICKY GONZALES: Assembly Committee 1, 3, 4; Base- ball 1, 2, 2, 4; Senior Play. LAWRENCE GRABOWSKI, JR.: Dancing Club; Gym Club; Assembly Program 2. LOUIS GRANDIZIO: Prom Committee 3; Football 2, 3, 4. IDA HAGAN: Dancing Club 3; Basketball 2. JOHN HAGAN: Junior Prom Committee; Dance Com- mittee. FLORENCE LILLIAN HALL: Dancing Club 1, 2; Swimming Club 3; Dance Committee 1, 2; Junior Prom Committee 3; Junior Play Committee; Newspaper Staff 3; 4; National Poetry Acceptance 2; Basketball 1, 2; Senior Play. JOHN JOSEPH HAMILTON, JR.: Photography Club 1; Science Club 2; Sports Club 3; Dance Committee 1, 2; Junior Prom Committee,- Junior Play; Junior Play Com- mittee; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Student Council 1; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff (Subscription Manager); Senior Play. LOIS MARIE HANNOLD: Majorette Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play; Drill Corps 2, 3. BARBARA HATTON: Dancing Club; Metal Shop Club; Woodshop Club; Glee Club 2; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Drill Corps; Basketball 1, 2; Swimming Club. FRED W. HAWTHORNE: School Assembly Committee 3; Assembly Program 2, 3; Glee Club; Dance Committee 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play; Senior Play Committee; Foot- ball 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. JANET EVELYN HENDRY: Bowling Club; Dancing Club; Typing Club; Dance Committee 2, 3; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Junior Play Committee; Newspaper Staff 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1. WILLIAM DEAN HILLMAN: Woodshop Club; Chess Club. HENRY C. HORN: Bowling Club; Dance Committee 2, 3; Prom Committee 3; Football 2, 3; Senior Play. JOHN PHILIP HOWARD: French Club 2; Bible Club 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Literary Contest Winner 3; Boys' State Rep.; Football 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3; Yearbook Staff (Assistant Editor). EDWARD J. HUFF, JR.: Assembly Program 2,- Newspaper Staff (Assistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4); Track 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4. CAROL ANN HURFF: Class Officer 3, 4; School Assembly Committee 3, 4; Dancing Club; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Newspaper StaJf 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, (Vice President 3); Honor Society 3, 4; Literary Contest Winner 3; National Poetry Acceptance 2; Girls' Stale Rep. 3; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Staff (Editor). ROBERT F. IGNATOVIG: Junior Play Committee 3; Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD JENKINS: Sports Club 1; Gym Club 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM S. JONES: Sports Club. GORDON KANADY: Dance Committee 2; Play Commit- tee 3. BARBARA ANN KASA-. Class Officer (Secretary 1); School Assembly Committee 3; Assembly Program 2; Dancing Club; Swimming Club; Nursing Club; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play Committee; Drill Corps 1, 2; Hockey 1. KENNETH R. KESER: Glee Club; Junior Prom Committee, Football 1; Track 2, 3; National Guard; Senior Play. PATRICIA KATHERINE KNEDEISON: School Assembly Committee 1; Dance Committee 1, 2; Basketball 1. ROBERT WILLIAM LAMBERT: Science Club 1, 2; Dance Committee 2. RAINNELDA MARIE LANE: School Assembly Committee 3; Assembly Program 4; Glee Club; Junior Play; Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Yearbook Staff; Senior Play. SHIRLEY ANN LEAP: Assembly Program 1; Glee Club; Dance Committee 2, 3; Junior Play Committee; Student Council 1, 2; Senior Play. DELORES JEAN LEGGE-. Nurses' Club 3; Sewing Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play; Student Council 2, 3. ROBERT FREDERIC LONABAUGH: Gym Club 1, 2; Sports Club 3, 4; Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Com- mittee 3; Football 3; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 4. CHARLES A. MARSTELLAR: Junior Prom Committee. HARRY D. MATLACKE: Sports Club; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Football Award. EDWARD J. MATTHEWS: School Assembly Committee 1, 2; Gym Club; Sports Club; Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Manager 4); Basketball 2; Track 2, 3 (School Javelin Record). IDA MAE McVEIGH: Nursing Club (Treasurer 3); Glee Club; Student Council 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. FRANK McCULLY: Dancing Club; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4. LOIS DOROTHY MILLER: School Assembly Committee 3, 4; Swimming Club; Metal Shop 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee, Junior Play; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Commit- tee; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Drill Corps 1, 2; Hockey 1; Basketball 1, 2; Yearbook Staff (Assistant Subscriptions Manager). CATHERINE L. MILNER: Assembly Program 1, 3; Major- ette Club; Dancing Club; Glee Club; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Junior Play Committee; Student Council 3, 4; Literary Contest Winner 2; National Poetry Acceptance 2; Majorette 3, 4; (Head 4); Yearbook Staff. JEAN FRANCES MOEN: School Assembly Committee 1; Assembly Program 3; Dancing Club; Gym Club; Cheer- leading Club; Glee Club; Dance Committee 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play; Junior Play Committee; Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 (Assistant Editor 3; Editor 4); Honor Society 3, 4; Girls' State Alternate; Hockey; Year- book Staff (Assistant Business Manager). PATRICIA ANN MURPHY: Typing Club. ANDREW J. MURRAY: Sports Club; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1; Track 2, 3, 4. WAYNE EDWARD PARKER: Class Officer (President 1 ); School Assembly Committee 1, 2 (President 1); Sports Club; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee, Junior Play; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Yearbook Staff. WAYNE CLARK PATTERSON: Science Club; Coin Club; Newspaper Staff (Assistant Editor 3; Editor 4); Yearbook Staff (Photography Editor). HARRIET ANN PLEWS-. Class Officer (Treasurer 2, 4); School Assembly Committee 2, 3, 4; Dancing Club; Cheer- leading Club; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play Committee,- Senior Play Commit- tee,- Newspaper Staff (Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4); Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Honor Society 3, 4; Girls' State Rep.; Cheerleader 3, 4,- Yearbook Staff (Assistant Editor). BENJAMIN T. POWELL: Football 1, 3. ROBERT CHARLES QUENZEL Dance Committee 1, 2; Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4. GREG ROBINSON: Assembly Program 2; Gym Club; Danc- ing Club. MATTHEW WAYNE ROLLER: Photography Club; Sports Club; Honor Society 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. BENJAMIN GARY RUSK: Dance Committee; Junior Com- mittee,- Junior Prom Committee, Junior Play Committee, Football 1, 2; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2. ELLA SABO: Dancing Club; Typing Club; Senior Play Com- mittee; Literary Contest Winner 2; National Poetry Ac- ceptance 2; Swimming Club; Yearbook Staff. HARRY SCARFE: Auto Mechanics Club; Chess Club; News- paper Club,- Junior Play; Senior Play, Newspaper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 (Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4); Honor Society 3, 4; Literary Contest Winner 2; Boys' State Rep. 3; Foot- ball Manager 1, 4; Track 2; Yearbook Staff (Assistant Editor). CHARLES EDWARD SCHEMELIA-. Assembly Program 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4,- Football 1, 2; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Student Council 1, 2; Yearbook Staff. CAROL ANN SEUM: Junior Play; Senior Play, Newspaper Staff 3, 4. ELEANOR R. SIMPSON: Dancing Club; Y-Teen Club; Dance Committee 1, 2; Glee Club; Junior Play; Junior Play Committee; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Literary Contest Winner; Senior Play. CAROL ARCARA SMITH: Dancing Club; Glee Glub; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Committee; Yearbook Staff (Assistant Art Editor); Assembly Committee 4. RAYMOND JAMES SMITH: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1; Football 1, 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 2, 3. EDWARD SPOLTORE: Basketball 1, 2, 3. EUGENE STINSMAN: Assembly Program 2; Metal Shop Club; Glee Club; Dance Committee 1; Baseball Club 4. ELEANOR MARGARET ST. JOHN: Class Officer (Treasurer 3); Drum Majorette Club; Dancing Club; Typing Club; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play Committee,- Senior Play Committee; Student Council 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook Staff (Art Editor). ROBERT JAMES STRAUB, JR.: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3. £5 RICHARD MILTON SWEETEN: Bowling Club; Football 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2. PATRICIA ANN TIEDEKEN: Typing Club; Junior Play; Hockey 2 (Manager); Yearbook Staff; Newspaper Staff 3, 4. CAROLE ANN THOMPSON: Class Officer 1 (Vice Presi- dent); Assembly Program 2; Dancing Club; Swimming Club; Cheerleading Club; Glee Club; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play Com- mittee; Senior Play Committee; Student Council 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2. CHARLES THOMSON: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 1, 2. JAMES PAUL TIGHE, JR.; Assembly Program 2; Gym Club; Dancing Club. LOUIS D. TOMASSETTI: Glee Club; Dance Committee 1, 3; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play; Junior Play Committee; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ANN TRIBBETT: Dancing Club; Majorette Club; Arts and Crafts Club; Dance Committee; Junior Play Committee; Literary Contest Winner 2, 3. E. SANDRA VAN FOSSAN: School Assembly Committee 3; Dancing Club; Cheerleading Club; Nurses' Club; Glee Club; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play Committee; Drill Corps 1; Cheerleader 3, 4. DAWN ELIZABETH WALTER: Swimming Club; Dancing Club; Glee Club; Dance Committee 1, 2; Junior Play; Newspaper Staff 3; Drill Corps. SIDNEY ANN WALTON: Class Officer 3 (Vice President); Assembly Committee 3, 4; Swimming Club; Typing Club; Glee Club; Junior Play; Student Council 3; National Poetry Acceptance 2; Basketball 1, 2; Yearbook Staff. JOAN WATERS: .Cheerleading Club; Dancing Club; Dance Program 1, 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Committee; Student Council 3; Basketball 1, 2; Yearbook Staff. JUDITH ANN WATSON: Majorette Club; Nurses' Club; Dance Committee 2; Junior Play; Junior Play Committee; Newspaper Staff 3, 4; Student Council 3; Drill Corps 1; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Hockey 1; Yearbook Staff. CHARLES EDWARD WILKINS, JR.: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orches- tra 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3, 4 (Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4); Honor Society 3, 4 (President 4); National Poetry Acceptance 2; Yearbook Staff (Editor). FLORENCE JANET WOOMER: Dancing Club; Glee Club; Typing Club; Glee Club; Dance Committee 2; Junior Play; Student Council 2. WAYNE W. WRIGHT: Class Officer 2, 3, 4 (President); Assembly Program 2; School Assembly Committee 2, 3, 4 (President 4); Dance Committee 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play; Senior Play Committee; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys' State Rep.; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Yearbook Staff (Assistant Editor); Honor Society; Board of Education Football Medal; Football Award. HARRY WILSON WRIGLEY: Dancing Club; Whittling Club; Plastic Club; Chess Club. LYNNE CHARLOTTE YERKES: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play; Junior Play Com- mittee; Honor Society 3, 4; Yearbook Staff. DALE YOUMANS: Assembly Program 2; Auto Mechanics Club; Band 2, 3; Orchestra 2, 3; Newspaper Staff (As- sistant Business Manager 3, Business Manager 4); Year- book Staff (Assistant Photography Manager). Principal's office Fellow Classmates . . . (Civics class) Let's read aloud . . . (English class) Aches and pains cured . . . (Nurse's office) Up! Straight! (Gym class) Superintendent's office Best Dressed I ELEANOR ST. JOHN WAYNE WRIGHT Best Actor and Actress CAROL SEUM FRED HAWTHORNE Best Natured Cutest Smile JONI WATERS EDDIE MATTHEWS CAROL HURFF Best Looking sunny brown WAYNE PARKER Tallest Boy Shortest Girl IDA McVEIGH ED HUFF Class Clowns BARBARA HATTON JACK HAMILTON p Did Most For G. H. S. CAROL HURFF WAYNE WRIGHT Quietest Ida McVeigh RICHARD SWEETEN Best Athletes CAROL HURFF JOHN GIANVITO Dreamers RITA NIELSON LOU TOAAASSETTI Cut-Ups SANDY VAN FOSSEN FRED HAWTHORNE Friendliest CAROL SMITH BILL JONES Most Industrious HARRIET PLEWS WAYNE PATTERSON Best Dancers CAROLE THOMPSON BOB QUENZEL LASS HISTORY The foundation of our bridge was our freshman year. The directors of the building of this foundation were president Wayne Parker, Vice President Carole Thompson, Sec- retary Barbara Kasa, and Treasurer Robert Ignatovig. We worked hard all through the year in order to get a good start on our bridge to life. To celebrate the finishing of our foundation, we held our freshman dance, 'Three Coins in a Fountain. In our sophomore year further construction was taken over by President Wayne Wright, Vice President John Gianvito, Secretary Julie Campbell, and Treasurer Harriet Plews. We gave the working crew a day off with entertainment in the form of an assembly, entitled The Silver-Backed Hair Brush. Upon the completion of our tasks we were again given a chance to enjoy ourselves at our sophomore dance, Red Sails in the Sunset. On to the stringing of the cables in our junior year! This was done under the super- vision of President Wayne Wright, Vice President Sidney Walton, Secretary Carol Hurff, and Treasurer Eleanor St. John. With the coming of autumn and our junior dance, Autumn Leaves, we were off to a good start. As the stringing of the cables progressed, so did the acting ability of our juniors as shown in their performances in our junior play, Almost Summer. To commemorate the finishing of the cable stringing, we had our most festive celebration of all—our Junior Prom, Oriental Spring. Now for the finishing touches. Our last year of construction begins with the election of our final supervisors: President Wayne Wright, Vice President John Gianvito, Secretary Carol Hurff, and Treasurer Harriet Plews. To raise funds for the completion of our final tasks, we present our senior play, You Can't Take It With You. We then continue to pave our way with our first senior dance, Winter Wonderland. We begin painting the bridge with our second senior dance called Memories. Almost done our task, we take time off for a three day trip to Washington, and upon returning, go back to busily getting ready for the big moment. It's finally arrived! Our bridge, after much hard work and many fond memories, is completed. As the senior class crosses the bridge on Graduation Night, we realize that there are many bridges to be built in our future, but our memories of high school, our first bridge to life, will be the dearest of all. Carol Hurff (Historian) 'Ashes to ashes Before 'Oh, you beast! LASS WILL We, the senior class of Gloucester City High School, being of sound mind, memory, and under- standing, do hereby make and declare this as our last will and testament, hereby revoking any pre- vious wills made by us at any time. Jim Anzide leaves his favorite golf balls to Emil Cramp. Jim Ashe wills his football ability to Jack Persich- etti. Myrna Ashenfelter bequeaths her pretty red hair to Lora Skinner. Jack Bakely leaves his pastime of riding in cars to Arthur Romanowski. Charles Beckett wills his photography hobby to Ron Preston. Bernie Bennett wills his photography hobby to Ron Preston. Robert Bennett bequeaths his willingness to help around school to Peggy Prince. Thelma Blosser hands down her dependability to Marilyn Spevack. Miriam Boos' piano playing is bequeathed to Joyce Taylor. Jerry Bradshaw's love of horses is inherited by Eddie Gallagher. Bert Brangan and Jack Eberle leave their ability of getting along with Mr. Demarest to Pat Roger- son and Gail Bevan. Carol Brown hands down her ability to hold her man to Audry Stiles, and her ride to school in the morning to Anita Popazivanov. Don Brown passes on his bottle of peroxide to Don Brown, the junior. Sunny Brown's good looks are inherited by Bar- bara Scharnagle. Paul Burkhardt leaves his track shoes to Bill Wright. Bruce Campbell wills his place on the basket- ball team to Jack Avis. Julie Campbell bequeaths her pretty blond hair to Pat Legge. Betty Clarke passes on her eyelashes to Mary Jane McDermott. John Clifford's extra height- is willed to Lou Dunkle. Bill Clouser hands down his speed to Jim Murray. John Cobb wills his interest in basketball to Sam Catts. Bette Lou Coffman's good driving record in the OLDS is to be carried on by Bette Keebler. Shirley Connelly bequeaths her roller skates to Judy Wilgus. Willard Connelly leaves his woodwork ability to John Chambers. Dave Copeland wills his pep to Phil Schnell. Pat Cwik's gift of gab is to be carried on by Howard Dickson, and Nancy Hubbs inherits her pretty glasses. Millard Davis passes on his flair for eating to Bunny Ross. Richard Davis bequeaths his interest in chess to Robert DeLine. Tony Dogostino hands down his baseball ability to Herb Boulden. Edward DuBois' place in the senior class is hand- ed down to his sister, Dorothy DuBois. Jack Eberle leaves his interest in bowling to Eillen Waters. Dot Evans wills her collection of records to Pat Cheeseman and her first name to Dot Groff. John Evans' love of bop is carried on by Charlie Tortual. Bob Friedel hands down his membership in the Scrawny Body Club to Bill Seufert. Mary Frye bequeaths her black curly hair to June McGill. Johnnie Gianvito hands down his basketball ability to Jack Persichetti. Ricky Gonzales' place in the Navy is to be filled by Jim Marshall. Larry Grabowski leaves his sideburns to Bobby Kay. Lou Grandizio wills his hobby of swimming to Ronnie Raube. John Hagan's parking spot is inherited by Paul Hentschke. Florence Hall bequeaths her ability in stenography to Stella Taylor, and her pretty glasses to June Sing- ley. Jack Hamilton passes on his Kaiser to Sleep Schnell. Lois Hannold hands down her walk from the Heights to Rose Pennock. Barbara Hatton's wicked laugh is to be carried on by Joanne Majshak, and her noisiness is to be in- herited by Adeline Bell. Fred Hawthorne wills his acting ability to Rick Kellis, and his animal noises are to be carried on by Bill Winegardner. Janet Hendry bequeaths her outspokenness to Audry Stiles. Dean Hillman hands down his curly hair to Fritz Spence. Henry Horn passes on his George Gobel man- ner to Elwood Allen. John Howard wills his points in Democracy class to John Parke. Edward Huff leaves his height to Allen Ashen- felter. Carol Hurff hands down her athletic ability to Ann Grabowski. Don Jenkins passes on his red hair to Jack Avis. Bill Jones bequeaths his seat in the grandstand to Charles Spencer. Gordon Kanady wills his radio earphones to Jimmy Murray. Barbara Ann Kasa leaves her wide vocabulary to Joan Bennett. Pat Knedieson hands down her late slips to class to Kathleen Hudson. Kenneth Keser passes on his National Guard's position to James Murray. Bob Lambert wills his hobby of cars to Dave Gaunt. Rainnelda Lane bequeaths her lovely voice to Pat Rogerson and June McGill. Shirley Leap hands down her corny jokes to Madrian Friedman. Jean Legge passes on her walk to school to Pat Legge. 73 Bob Lonobaugh leaves his baseball pitching to Steve Hawthorne. Charles Marstellar wills his puttering around with machines to John Elenbark. Harry Matlack's interest in football is to be carried on by Bob Grubb. Bob Ignatovig wills his love of sleeping to Ste- wart Reckard. Eddie Matthews hands down his javelin record to Ronnie Raube. Jimmy McColligan, his artistic ability to Bette Ann Davison, and his mechanical drawing board to Bill Burleigh. Frank McCully leaves his love of fun to Mary Ellen Uibel. Ida McVeigh hands down her nursing ambitions to Ida Lamb. Catherine Milner bequeaths her baton to Mary Jane McDermott. Lois Miller wills her Student Council work to Patti Miller. Jean Moen passes on her petiteness to Marion Bakely. Pat Murphy leaves her Irishness to Jeanne Gal- lagher. Andy Murray hands down his diet systems to his brother Jim Murray. Rita Nielson passes on her dreaming to Cass Flood and her gym suit to Dot Lee. Wayne Parker leaves his late slips to Charlie Tourtual. Wayne Patterson wills his job of photography editor of the yearbook to Carleton Dickensheets. Happy Plews bequeaths her cheerleading stream- ers to Barbara Reinke. Julie Campbell and Harriet Plews hand down their lady-like ways to Carol Manners. Ben Powell passes on his newspaper route to John Parke. Greg Robinson leaves his grin to Terry Huff. Matt Roller wills his determination to stay single to Ronnie Davidson. Gary Rusk hands down his yen for fixing cars to Tom Laggy. Harry Scarfe passes on his interest in guns to Ronnie Preston. Charles Schemelia leaves his tacking ability to Herb Smith. Ray Smith wills his job in the A. P. to Warren Houser. Ed Spoltore bequeaths his interests in basketball to Tom Laggy. Bob Straub hands down his baritone to any will- ing junior. Charlie Thompson passes on his car to Arthur Romanowski. Jimmy Tighe leaves his job in the Acme to Bill Seufert. Lou Tomassetti wills his questions in algebra class to Lora Skinner. Charles Wilkins bequeaths his title of most likely to succeed to Steve Hawthorne. Wayne Wright hands down his title of president of the senior class to Steve Hawthorne. Harry Wrigley passes on his position at the pool table to Elwood Allen. Dale Youmans leaves his daily ride to the Heights to Ward Garrabrante. Richard Sweeten wills his completing of a fiber- glass car to George Wilson. Ella Sabo bequeaths her smile to Betty Ann Vie- reck. Carol Seum hands down her tricky last name to Frances Balchitis and her acting ability to Mary EJIen Uibel. Eleanor Simpson passes on her dancing in U.S.O. shows to Ann Carr and her long hair to Doris Parent. Carol Smith bequeaths her ability to get along with people to Ann Neuhauser, and her trips to Jeannette Kampf. Eleanor St. John leaves her art ability to Marie Jean Labor, and her well-dressed appearance to Shirley Hall. Carol Thompson hands down her title of person- ality plus to Phylis Strang. Suspension Bridge Wayne Wright, Jack Hamilton, Dave Paulsboro, N. J. Copeland. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Kneeling, left to right: Richard Craig, Irvin Brown, Bob Layman, Bill Taylor, Bill Fair. Standing: Larry Pussey, Garry Marcucci, Paul Chambelin, Edward Hubbs, Jim Madison, John Rowan. n n Waiting Dark Room PM v Sleeping Beauty J? LASS PROPHECY Having won $64,000 on a TV program, Clyde Zilch, a typical member of the class of '57, has de- cided to make a trip around the world. On his travels he encounters many of his former classmates. Starting in Gloucester City, he has his new Lincoln checked at MARSTELLER'S Garage by me- chanics GARY RUSK and MILLARD DAVIS. Telling his neighbor, plumber HENRY HORNE, to keep an eye on things, he begins his journey. Crossing the Walt Whitman Bridge into Philadelphia, Clyde visits his friends, CHARLES BECKETT, BILL JONES, and JERRY BRADSHAW, employees of WCAU-TV; ROB- ERT BENNETT, manager of the Boyd Theater; and PAUL BURKHARDT and WAYNE WRIGHT, chemists at Atlantic Refining Co. Proceeding westward to Bethlehem, Pa., he drops in to see JACK BAKELY, an official of the Bethlehem Steel Co., and his secretary, MIRIAM BOOS. At Akron, Ohio, his car is serviced at the PARKER and McCULLY Lincoln-Mercury Agency. Arriving in De- troit, he finds his friend DONALD BROWN design- ing new Pontiacs. At the Ford Motor Co. HARRY MATLACK and JOHN HAGAN along with their sec- retaries SID WALTON and MYRNA ASHENFELTER are receiving the prize for having the country's No. one Ford Agency. Finding that the giant bridge across Lake Michigan being built by the engineering firm of SCARFE, EVANS, SPOLTORE, and COPELAND, is not com- pleted, Clyde crosses via BEN POWELL'S ferry boat. In Chicago, he finds TV comedian GREG ROBINSON starring in a night club. To the south in Springfield, III., he finds DOT EVANS running a record shop. Boarding a pictur- esque river boat at St. Louis, he cruises down the Mississippi, passing beneath many majestic bridges. In New Orleans, Clyde finds that the Mardi Gras is in progress. On Basin Street JIMMIE McCOLLIGAN and ED DUBOIS are playing in a Dixieland band. After the Mardi Gras Clyde boards a luxury liner for a cruise on tropical waters. Aboard the ship he meets famous dancers CATHERINE MILNER and ELEANOR SIMPSON and thespians CAROL SEUM and FRED HAWTHORNE. In the lounge he finds World Chess Champion, DEAN HILLMAN, engaged in a game. As the liner passes the Navy's U. S. S. Forrestal, Clyde spots its officers: JOHN CLIFFORD, DON JENKINS and BERNARD BENNETT. Stopping in Havana, he learns that BETTE LOU COFFMAN is a nurse at that city's new hospital. As the ship nears South America, Clyde remembers that RICHARD SWEETEN has discovered a fabulous emerald mine in Columbia. At Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela, he finds CHARLIE THOMSON, the owner of a field of oil wells. After his ship docks in Rio de Janiero, he visits a gift shop operated by THELMA BLOSSER where he meets PAT CWIK. Boarding a plane for Europe, Clyde is surprised to find that its pilot is JACK EBERLE and his stewardess is LYNNE YERKES. Land- ing in Brussels, Belgium, he visits U. S. Ambassador ROBERT LAMBERT. Clyde's next stop is Paris where he escorts a mademoiselle to the annual showing of fashion designers ELEANOR ST. JOHN and BER- THA BRANGAN. Crossing the channel to London, he visits businessman ED HUFF who, with his sec- retary JEAN MOEN and LOIS MILLER, who is teaching in a private school, takes him to see the famous London Bridge, and later to the Palladium where dancer ROBERT QUENZEL is appearing. Taking a plane to the Orient, Clyde lands in Shanghai, where he finds servicewomen JEAN LEGGE and IDA HAGEN on leave. Returning to the states, he picks up his car in San Francisco where he finds that GORDON KANADY is a prominent draftsman, and that SHIRLEY LEAP and PAT KNEDEI- SON are living in the same city. In Oakland Clyde visits aircraft executive DALE YOUMANS and his secretary, ELLA SABO. Journeying southward, Clyde is invited by hair- dressers CAROL SMITH and BARBARA KASA to tour the MGM studios. There he meets comediennes BARBARA HATTON and SANDRA VAN FOSSEN, writer BARBARA TRIBBETT, and dancer CAROLE THOMPSON. Passing through Pasadena, Clyde re- calls hearing commentators JIM ANZIDE and DUTE STINSMAN at the last Rose Bowl Game. At Yucca Flats, New Mexico, he finds JACK HOWARD, KEN KESER, CHARLES SCHMELIA, JIM TIGHE, and ANDY MURRAY working on a secret project at the U. S. proving grounds. As Clyde drives eastward through the Texas cattle country, his car develops engine trouble. He flags down a passing 1971 Cadillac and finds that its occupants are prominent Dallas psychiatrists HARRIET PLEWS and JULIE CAMPBELL. They inform him that he is on WAYNE PATTERSON'S vast cattle ranch and drive him to the ranchhouse where the ranchhands fix his car and start him on his way. Arriving in Dallas, Clyde stops at RAY SMITH'S super market where he meets housewives PAT TIEDEKEN, IDA URBACH, and SHIRLEY CONNELLY. Moving on to Texarkana, he finds that JONI WATERS, FLOSS WOOMER and RICKY GONZALES are living there. To the South in Tallahassee, Florida, Clyde finds that a prominent doctor in that city is CHARLES WILKINS who employs technician JUDY WATSON, nurse IDA McVEIGH and secretary BETTY CLARKE. In Miami, he goes to see DAWN WALTER in the Ice Follies, and finds Packard dealer ROBERT IGNATO- VIG, housewife PAT MURPHY, and restauranteur RITA NIELSON in the audience. Driving homeward, Clyde stops in Washington, D. C., where the government employs secretaries MARY FRYE, FLORENCE HALL, LOIS HANNOLD, and JANET HENDRY. Training for the Olympics which are to be held in Washington, are ED MATTHEWS and CAROL HURFF. CAROLYN BROWN is looking on. A prominent Washington clothing store owner is JACK HAMILTON. Before crossing the Delaware Memorial Bridge, Clyde fuels up his car at a Saveway Station managed by BILL HANNA. On the bridge, high above the DuPont Company's Chambers Works where WILLARD CONNELLY is employed, Clyde tunes in the RAINELDA LANE Show on his car radio. ® Before returning to work, Clyde makes several other excursions. At Connie Mack Stadium he watches Phillies ROBERT LONABAUGH, TONY DOGOSTINO, and MATT ROLLER slaughter the Dodgers. In the audience are Warriors BRUCE CAMPBELL and JOHN GIANVITO, and Eagles JIM ASHE, JOHN COBB, and LOUIS TOMASSETTI. Cruising on one of WILLIAM CLOUSER'S yachts off Atlantic City, Clyde meets Miss America, SUNNY BROWN, and mosquito exterminator BOB FREIDEL. As we leave Clyde, we hear him and motorcycle dealer BOB STRAUBE planning a trip to the hunting lodge of LARRY GRABOWSKI and LOUIS GRANDI- ZIO, while enjoying themselves at HARRY WRIG- LEY'S Billiards Parlor. The rest of his trip home is uneventful as far as members of the Class of '57 go. Mrs. Wm. P. Arena Ann’s Beauty Shop Mr. Lloyd W. Baner Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bradshaw Mrs. Ali ce Black Dr. and Mrs. Chas. Brennan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blosser Miss Thelma Blosser Miss Ruth Bobo Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Blosser Mr. and Mrs. Batezel Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bakeley Miss Sue Batten Mr. and Mrs. Burkholder Mr. and Mrs. Thos. J. 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Florence Woomer Barbara Tribbett Bell Phone HERMAN RUPP SON STONE BRICK Painting Estimates Cheerfully Given Phone: Gl. 6-3630 Pretzels HEIM'S Potato Chips 846 N. 32nd St. Camden, N. J. Pickles Good Luck Phone: Glouc. 6-0624 READER'S ATLANTIC SERVICE New Broadway and Town Center Brooklawn, N. J. WAYNE'S LOG CABIN Brooklawn, N. J. Our Specialty, Sea Food 304 Crescent Blvd. Myrna Ashenfelter Sunny Brown Andy Murray Harry Wrigley Thelma Blosser Ida McVeigh H. D. THOMAS J. FELLOWS I 12 S. Broadway GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. Opp. Post Office BELL PHONE Eleanor St. John Ella Sabo THE HARSHAW CHEMICAL CO. Foot of Water Street GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. Phone: Gl. 6-0599 ETHERINGTON FUNERAL HOME 700 Powell Street GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. Carole Thompson Miriam Boos Bertha Brangan DRINK COCA-COLA IN BOTTLES COX'S ESSO SERVICENTER Your One Stop Station for Complete Service. Atlas Tires — Batteries — Accessories— Lubrication —Car Washing—Wheels Balanced. Phone: GI-6-9782 Broadway and Middlesex Street, Gloucester City, New Jersey. Wayne Patterson Dean Hillman Shop and Save GORDON'S DEPT. STORE 36 N. Broadway, Gloucester City, New Jersey. Everything for School—Home—Work. Henry Horn Dean Hillman Larry Grabowski Ida Mae McVeigh Dorothy Evans Rae Lane Mr. Bracken (2nd V. Pres.) Best Wishes to the Graduating Class From GORDON'S GLOUCESTER CITY HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Coming together is a be- ginning. Keeping together is progress. Thinking to- gether is unity. Working together is success. P. B. A. LOCAL 40 Gloucester City Police Bank of Friendly Service THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WESTVILLE, New Jersey Member F.D.I.C. J. V. Hutchinson We take great pleasure in announcing the opening of our newly enlarged MEN'S WEAR DEPT. A line of Top Quality Ready- to-Wear Slacks, Sport Coats, Sport Shirts, Sweaters and Jackets, Belts, etc. MESTER'S Tailor Made Suits and Slacks for Men and Women. 339-41 Market Street, Gloucester City, New Jersey GI-6-0592 Phone: GI-6-1052 DOUGLASS SUPPLY CO. RCA Victor Westinghouse Pro- ducts Sales and Service. 230 Nicholson Rd. Gloucester City, New Jersey John Cobb Ed Spoltore THOMAS A. MARSHALL CO. 8th and Jersey Avenue GLOUCESTER CITY NEW JERSEY Store Fixtures For All Shoe Repairing BROADWAY SHOE REPAIR 112 N. Broadway Gloucester City, N. J. Speedy Work — Good Work GL6-0500 GL6-050I WM. J. STUEBING Sales and Service Broadway and Monmouth Streets Gloucester City, N. J. R. C. A. Maytag Ironite Frigidaire Appliances Diamonds Elgin Watches ART ELWELL Watchmaker and Jeweler 524 Monmouth Street Gloucester, N. J. GL6-3556 GL6-2350 Convenient . . . Friendly VINCE'S DELICATESSEN 122 N. Brown Street Gloucester City, N. J. Meats—Groceries—Frozen Foods W. A. FUNK Flowers for all occasions Weddings, Decorations, Funeral Designs, Bouquets 326-328 Jersey Avenue Gloucester City, N. J. GL6-4063 STEVE, THE BARBER 432 Hudson Street Gloucester, N. J. Phone GL6-078I Free Delivery KING'S PHARMACY Broadway and Market St. Gloucester City, N. J. Prescriptions a Specialty 9 A.M. to 10 P.M.—Sun. 9 A.M. to 2 Insurance GI6-0042 LEON M. CLAIR REALTOR Crescent Blvd. at Circle Brooklawn, N. J. Phone GI6-9797 H. Luneman, Prop. BROOKLAWN TEXACO SERVICE STATION Cresc. Blvd. and Browning Lane Brooklawn, N. J. Best Friend Your Car Has Ever Had Phone GL6-3658 Delivery TOMEO BROS. MARKET 115 Browning Lane Brooklawn, N. J. Meats Groceries Frozen Foods Phone GL6-9780—6-3562 BRAD'S ESSO SERVICE Traffic Circle Brooklawn, New Jersey Complete Automotive Repair Service GI6-3983 MOSTEIG'S BAKERY 20 N. Brown Street Gloucester City, N. J. Birthday and Wedding Cakes Made to Order GI6-0270 Woodbury 2-1027 SARLO MOVING STORAGE Local and Long Distance Moving 800 Hunter Street GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. 1. C. C. 110287 Every Load Insured SCRAGG'S SHOE STORE 213 N. Broadway GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. 5-10 BEN FRANKLIN 5-10 529 Monmouth Street GLOUCESTER CITY, NEW JERSEY BLANDY-CARRIGAN REALTORS 140 North Broadway GLOUCESTER CITY, NEW JERSEY G1-6-0494 Collingswood 5-2263 ROBERTSON TYPEWRITER SERVICE Sales and Service on All Office Machines 888 Haddon Avenue Collingswood, New Jersey D. G. Robertson FRANK W. HANNOLD Mason—Builder Cement—Brick—Block Fire Brick GI-6-3278 341 Cumberland Street Gloucester City, New Jersey Dry Cleaning Alterations GI6-0353 We Operate Our Own Plant FRANK'S CLEANERS One Hour Cleaning Service 721 Market St., Gloucester, N. J. Gloucester 6-0423—Surgical Braces JOE'S SHOE STORE Regular and Corrective Shoes 526 Monmouth Street Gloucester City, New Jersey Joseph Tedesco, Prop. GI-6-9752 Mon.-Thurs. 11 a.m.— 1 a.m. Fri.-Sat. 1 1 a.m.—3 a.m. VENICE RESTAURANT Specializing in: Spaghetti, Ravioli 700 Market St., Gloucester, N. J. GARWOOD BROTHERS, INC. GI-6-0762 We Deliver Keys, Ladders, Paint, Glass Hardware, Elec. Appliances, Supplies, House Furnishings, Plumbing Supplies. 525 Monmouth St., Gloucester City, N. J. COURT'S SUNOCO STATION Brooklawn Circle BROOKLAWN, NEW JERSEY DELLES AUTO BODY Broadway and Little Timber Creek BROOKLAWN, NEW JERSEY Gloucester 6-3671 BROOKLAWN-CRESCENT HARDWARE SUPPLY CO.. INC. GI-6-2984 King's Highway, Brooklawn, N. J. Weekdays—9 a.m.-9 p.m. Sundays—9 a.m.-6 p.m. Best Wishes DUFFY'S CANDIES North Broadway Near Hudson GLOUCESTER CITY, NEW JERSEY MILLSIDE FARMS, INC. Producers and Distributors of Golden Guernsey Milk and Its Products Visit Our Dairy Bar Riverside, New Jersey STINSON DICKENSHEETS, INC. Lumber—Millwork—Hardware Building Materials King and Market Sts., Gloucester City, N. J. Phones: GI-6-0308—GI-6-0309 J. J. FOOD CENTER 400 Hunter St., Gloucester City, N. J. Free Delivery, Frozen Foods, Meats, Groceries, Produce Phone GI-6-4068 WM. F. MacLENNAN Broadway and Market Street Gloucester City, N. J.—Phone GI-6-0557 Road Service—Muffler Service Tires—Batteries—Tail Pipes 1 Hour Phone: GL 6-0632 1 Hour TARLAN CUSTOM CLEANERS Your Satisfaction Is Our Profit CLEANING — ALTERING — DYEING SHIRT LAUNDERING Broadway and Cumberland Sts. Gloucester City, New Jersey GL 6-0567 For Wiring Fixtures, Electrical Supplies G.E. Lamps F. V. SHERRER Electrical Contractor 10 South Burlington Street GLOUCESTER CITY, NEW JERSEY Learn More Earn More STEELMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL (Since 1924) Day and Evening Classes Employment Service 502 Linden St. Camden 2, N.J. Ph.: WO 4-3369 SECRETARIAL STENOGRAPHY BOOKKEEPING, CIVIL SERVICE OFFICE PRACTICE TYPEWRITING, ACCOUNTING COMPTOMETER OFFICE MACHINES D. N. MACHINE CO. Electronic Mechanical Components, Jig Fixtures, Gauges, Special Machinery Tool and Die Making 334 Nicholson Rd. Gloucester City, N.J. GL. 6-1366 and 6-1367 See Our Amazing New Panoramic Silver Screen KING THEATRE King and Somerset Sts. GLOUCESTER CITY, N.J. s COMMERCIAL PATRONS Best Wishes to the Seniors Gloucester Zone P.T.A, Broadway Hobby Shop 105 N. Broadway Gloucester City, N.J. Rankin's Specialty Shoppe 106 N. Broadway Gloucester City, N.J. Goodman Son Brooklawn, N.J. Nick's Barber Shop Brooklawn, N.J. Tony, the Barber Brooklawn, N.J. Joe's Grocery Store 400 Highland Blv'd. Gloucester City, N.J. Don's Atlantic Station Route 130 Nicholson Road Gloucester City, N.J. DOT and JOHN EVANS IDA McVEIGH DAVE COPELAND JOHN GIANVITO LYNN YERKES BARBARA HATTON PAUL BURKHARDT JIMMIE McCOLLIGAN SIDNEY WALTON TT ROLIER JONI WATERS PAUL RKHARDT JOHN LIFFORC THE END (TIRED EDITORS!) 5 : 'U -■ ' t; •w - ..,.' r a ,� V -r %r vw. wA jww i £ r « % ■ £ M - V- - ► , «. r . _ %■ t f A - . vtlf«V«l GLOUCESTER CITY HIGH SCHOOL - CLASS OF ’57 - 50th REUNION - May 4-6, 2007 DESERT SAND RESORT - AVALON. NJ Gathering Up the Threads How good it is to meet old friends And gather up the threads once more To reminisce of days gone by And travel through youth’s open door. To stir some cherished memories Long hidden deep within the heart, Which never seem to come to life When traveling down the years apart. There’s nothing more that is as sweet Or helps to make the spirit soar As meeting with some good old friends To gather up the threads once more. by Hilda Butler Farr We hope that the theme that was chosen for our 50th high school reunion reflected where we are in our relationship with each other. We hope, too, the location we all selected for our special weekend, and the activities that were planned, made this reunion a memorable one for you. As we planned our 50th reunion, we couldn’t help thinking about how special our class really is. We’ve enjoyed having a class reunion every five years since we graduated in 1957. Over the past few years, we started to see each other more often at the Saturday luncheons at the Brooklawn diner. Do you know what is truly amazing about our lunch gatherings? Classmates actually plan trips to the area so that they can attend! And, many classmates who were with us for just a few years, but didn’t graduate with our class, feel a special closeness and stop by the luncheons and join in our reunions! While many high school classes can’t seem to get enough of their classmates to attend reunions, we can’t keep our classmates away from getting together. It’s remarkable the bond of friendship that we formed while we attended GHS. Maybe it’s because we all came from the same background and a simpler time. We didn’t have much, but we know how to reach out to one another in time of need and we know how to party. No matter where we travel, we always meet someone from Gloucester and remember the “good old days”. Aren’t we the lucky ones!!! So, as we “Gathered Up the Threads” at our SO 1 reunion, we hope that you celebrated our uniqueness and that you always treasure our special friendships. Your GHS Class of ’57 Reunion Committee Jim, Shirley Carol Jim Anzide 805 LEXINGTON DRIVE TURNERS VILLE. NJ 08012 Jim Ashe 4370 SUPERIOR CT LITTLE RIVER, SC 29566 Myrna (Ashenfelter) Gaskill 3424 BOW CREEK BLVD VIRGINIA BEACH, VA 23452-5219 Bob Bennett 335 MONMOUTH ST GLOUCESTER CITY. NJ 08030 Thelma (Blosser) Graham 3738 ALBA CLUB RD MOBILE. AL 36605 Don Brown 114 WEATHER VANE DR CHERRY HILL NJ 08002 Carol (Brown) Matthews PO BOX 662 STEVENSVILLE, MD 21666 Sunny (Brown) Thompson 168 FRAZER AVE COLLINGSWOOD. NJ 08108 Bill Clouser 604 BROADWAY WESTVILLE. NJ 08093 Earl Cochran 317 CUMBERLAND ST GLOUCESTER. NJ 08030 Shirley (Connelly) Fox 346 KLEMM AVE GLOUCESTER CITY. NJ 08030 Dave Copeland 58 ANTLER COURT MEDFORD. NJ 08055 Pat (Cwik) Zeck 262 LANDING ROAD CLARKSBORO. NJ 08020 Tony Dogostino 1358 PARK PLACE VERGA, NJ 08093 Jack Eberle 329 JERSEY AVE GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ 08030 Dot Evans 914 MERCER AVE GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ 08030 Mary (Frye) Wallace 11 HAMILTON AVE BERLIN, NJ 08009 Joan (Fullmer) Ravenna I MARGAUX COURT WOODBURY, NJ 08096 John Gianvito 4 HEATHER WOOD COURT MEDFORD. NJ 08055 Rick Gonzales 117 HARVARD AVE GLOUCESTER, NJ 08030 Janet (Hendry) Bo we 26 WARREN AVE BELLMAWR, NJ 08031 Henry C. Horn III 18 CORNELL AVE - PO BOX 129 EORTESCUE. NJ 08321 John Howard 46 EXECUTIVE LANE WILLINGBORO. NJ 08046 Ed Huff 2416 E TIMBERCREST DR DELTONA. FL 32738-6206 J . I Carol (Hurfl) Ritchie 934 MORRIS ST GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ 08030 Don Jenkins 311 WOODBINE AVE WESTVILLE, NJ 08093 Barbara Ann (Kasa) Hauschild 17 JULIANNA DR ABSECON. NJ 08201 Rae (Lane) Chew 412 PARIS AVE BROOKLAWN, NJ 08030 Bob Lonabaugh 599 LAKE BLVD LINDENWOLD. NJ 08021 Charles Marsteller 514 GRISCOM DRIVE DEPTFORD, NJ 080% Kate (Milner) Jamison 21750 UNCOMPAIIGRE RD MONTROSE. CO 81401-8728 Jean (Moen) McLaughlin 924 MIDDLESEX ST GLOUCESTER, NJ 08030 Charlie Pitzo 37 CAMPANELL AVE BELLMAWR. NJ 08031 Bob Quenzel 9 SHEFFIELD CT OLD BRIDGE. NJ 08857 Laraine (Sherry) Clements 79 LANE AVE GLOUCESTER CITY, NJ 08030 Ray Smith 1762 CROWN POINT RD UNIT 519 THOROF ARE, NJ 08086-%20 Carol (Smith) Del Vecchio 213 PARK HEIGHTS AVE DOVER. NJ 07801-3307 Bob Straub 1626 PROSPECT RIDGE BLVD HADDON HEIGHTS. NJ 08035 Marion (Terry) Gariano 18 QAKLAWN ST VKXJNTAIN TOP. PA 18707 Charlie Thomson 929 HIGHLAND BLVD GLOUCESTER. NJ 08030 Lou Tomassetti 8 KNOLL WOOD DR CHERRY HILL. NJ 08002 Barbara (Tribbett) Hamilton 247 BURRW(X)D AVE HADDON TOWNSHIP. NJ 08108 Sidney (Walton) Hughes 1116 STATION AVE GLOUCESTER CITY. NJ 08030 Joan (Waters) Markovic 137 FIFTH AVE MT EPHRAIM. NJ 08059 Wayne Wright 157 CANHOUSE RD ELMER. NJ 08318-2806 fondly remembered JERRY BRADSHAW EARL BRANDT BERTHA (BRANGAN) STINSMAN JOHN COBB Willard connellY ART DOYLE EARL DUDLEY HARVEY ELDER LARRY QRABOWSKI LOU GRANDIZIO JACK HAMILTON BILL HANNA LOU HARVEY FRED HAWTHORNE BOB IGNATOVlC BILL JONES KEN KEISER EDDIE MATTHEWS FRANK McCULLY LOIS (MILLER) READER HENRY MORTIMER ANDY MURRAY BEN POWELL CHARLES SCHEMEUA EDSPOLTORE EUGENE STINSMAN judY (Watson) martel Reunion Photography by a division of Lifetouch Church Directories and Portraits Inc. 1371 State Route 598, Qalion, OH 44833 rf wmSs i Kit'Mm Mpv i Fi t ht MiSD i«5 n AvS v