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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1959 volume:

We, the Senior Class of 1959, wish to dedicate this yearbook to the faculty and administration of Gloucester City High School for imparting to us their knowledge and trying to prepare us to conquer our Space Horizons. We are very grateful to them for their particular interest shown to us in their constant devotion on their own time. We also dedicate it to our parents who kept us from faltering along the way. For it was through their love, kindness and under- standing that we were led safely toward our first horizon. We hope as we prepare to take our place in this modern world, that we may always look toward each new horizon and prove that their guidance and love was not given in vain. . Y ; V-y • icy ¥ 5 • v $ 2 In today's modern world we are surrounded with talk con- cerning space, space travel, rockets and man-made satellites. They have become an important part of our daily lives. We live in con- stant awareness that in the not too distant future all of these scientific inventions will attain their ultimate goals. With each new discovery, man has come closer and closer to conquering the unknown. However, if man should conquer outer space, he will be faced with a great many problems along with a wealth of knowledge. It is our hope that he will use this knowl- edge as a peaceful means of solving the problems in forming a better world for tomorrow. Tomorrow, when we open this book, we hope it will bring to mind the old and conquered horizons and enlighten our way toward the new. SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE Education for the space age has received serious consideration by people in all avenues of life. Many contradictory suggestions have been made to improve the secondary school progress. There is only one sure foundation for the future. Develop all the talents of all the people and this nation will never lack any skill or technique to compete in the space age. David F. Brightbill Superintendent of Schools PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Your class is graduating as the world is truly on the threshold of the space age. I am sure that the education and training that you have received at Gloucester City High School will help you to become responsible citizens and to contribute to the wel- fare and safety of our nation. As graduates you will have to make many important decisions among which will be the type and quality of education that will be offered in the community where you live. It is my hope that you will always remember your school and that you will work for its continued improvement. Ralph J. Bracken Principal 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION MRS. MILDRED MARTINEZ MR. JOHN KEARNEY GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT MR. JAMES P. McNALLY 5 4 MRS. ETHEL P. RODEN MR. PETER A. KEARNEY MRS. DOROTHY R. SASSE MR. JOHN J. KEARNEY MRS. MILDRED G. MARTINEZ miss sara l. McDermott LANGUAGES MRS. SALLY RUANE MISS HATTIE I. MARTZ MR. RAYMOND DRUMMOND MISS MARGUERITE GIRARD SOCIAL 0 STUDIES MISS FLORA JAMEISON MR. HARRY DEMAREST MR. JOSEPH McCullough MRS. FRANCES McCLAY MR. JOHN KUNZ MR. THOMAS BROOKS SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS MR. JOSEPH M, HEIMERL MISS ALICE COSTELLO MR. MICHAEL D'ALESSANDRO MR. WILLIAM MANLOVE MR. RALPH SNYDER MR. JAMES P McNALLY MISS MARY R DOUGHERTY MR. FRANK E. KEEBLER PHYSICAL EDUCATION AAR. GEORGE L. FUNK MISS BESS TAYLOR MRS. BETTY MILLER MR. CARLOS D. PAISLEY MISS NAN S. ADAMS MR. MICHAEL TRONOLONE MRS. ELEANOR C, DILKS MRS. MILDRED JONES MR. HERBERT PARSONS MR. EUGENE COPELAND MR. THOMAS SANELLI MR. WILLIAM MURPHY FINE ARTS MR. HARRY C. GREEN OFFICE STAFF Always to Be Remembered JOHN L. NASH On November 10, 1958, Gloucester City High School lost a respected friend and a beloved member of our faculty, John L. Nash. For twenty-one years he not only taught and molded stu- dents into better citizens, but he gave unselfishly of his time and efforts in directing plays, coaching wrestling and numerous civic endeavors. Mr. Nash has left a void that will be hard to fill. He will be greatly missed by our students, our faculty and by our city. 10 President ROBERT KRYZK «i- w 3 Vice President BART RETTEW CLASS OFFICERS Secretary SHIRLEY RETTIG Treasurer CHARLES PATTERSON DONALD ALLISON JR. 423 Cumberland Street D. A. General PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning. FAMILIAR SAYING: Yeh? GOAL: A 58 Chev. Impala JAMES E. ASHE 63 Hughes Avenue Ashketeer General PET PEEVE: Girls FAMILIAR SAYING: Taumatawhakatangsht GOAL: To be a draftsman % DIANE PATRICIA BATEZEL 703 Division Street “Di College Entrance PET PEEVE: Going out for gym. FAMILIAR SAYING: Definitely. GOAL: To become a good nurse and get married TOM BEARINT 212 New Jersey Road Hobo College Entrance PET PEEVE: Mr. Kunz's Democracy Test. FAMILIAR SAYING: Hey! Lend me a nickel? GOAL: Never to get married LYNN N. BERRY 10 Lehigh Avenue Lynn Academic PET PEEVE: Gym Days FAMILIAR SAYING: Oh, Well. GOAL: To be a nurse in the Air Force. DIANE EVELYN BLOXSOM 714 Hunter Street Bloxy College Entrance PET PEEVE: The hike to the stadium. FAMILIAR SAYING: Joan, have you seen Bert and Carol?'4 GOAL: To become a nurse, marry Ed and live happily ever after. PATRICIA CATHERINE BOND 830 Cumberland Street Pat Commercial PET PEEVE: Eating eggs or cereal FAMILIAR SAYING: You best not! GOAL: To be a secretary and later a stewardess. LYNETTA AA. BOOS 913 Highland Boulevard Bert Commercial PET PEEVE: Empty gas tank FAMILIAR SAYING: Have fun, but be good. GOAL: To live, love, laugh, and be happy. STANLEY BOOTH 514 Paul Street Spear College Entrance PET PEEVE: Going out with too many girls FAMILIAR SAYING: Hey, that's neat, I want one. GOAL: To get a build like Rat. BLANCHE BARBARA BORGER 117 Yale Avenue Bootsie Commercial PET PEEVE: Waiting FAMILIAR SAYING: Guess what! GOAL: To be happily married. O. WILLIAM BRENNAN 8 Hughes Avenue Dinky General PET PEEVE: Getting dirty looks from C. N. FAMILIAR SAYING: Hi'ya, Fella! GOAL: To be a nice fella. JANET BRITTON 433 Holly Avenue Brit Commercial PET PEEVE: Waiting for Joyce and Elenor in thte morning. FAMILIAR SAYING: Smitty, you riding home? GOAL: To be successful. DONALD WAYNE BROWNING 436 Carson Avenue Elfy Boy” General PET PEEVE: Walking home at night FAMILIAR SAYING: Ah! Come on. GOAL: To be a success and marry Ann FRANK BUCHANAN 224 Greenwood Avenue Buch College Entrance PET PEEVE: English Teachers FAMILIAR SAYING: Holy Krimies GOAL: To graduate and own a big OLDS JOHN CASSIDY 20 South Harley Avenue JC General PET PEEVE: Missing receptions FAMILIAR SAYING: Get off me! GOAL: To make the honor roll just once SANDRA DORIS CINKOWSKI 923 Ridgeway Street Sandy Commercial PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning for school. FAMILIAR SAYING: That's hilarious! GOAL: To be a success in anything I un- dertake. ROBERT BRITTON 111 Park Avenue Britt General PET PEEVE: Democracy FAMILIAR SAYING: How do you spell it? GOAL: To pass Democracy RICHARD BROWN 303 North Fillmore Street Dratch General PET PEEVE: Democracy GOAL: To get through high school EDYTHE GRACE CLARK 1 19 N. Wilson Avenue Brooklawn Edye Commercial PET PEEVE: Ironing my gym suit FAMILIAR SAYING: I haven't the faintest ' GOAL: To graduate from Glassboro State College LAWRENCE CLARK 330 Sylvan Avenue Lar College Entrance PET PEEVE: Colton, and Hook Schell FAMILIAR SAYING: It's nice to hear a real pro, Schmidt. GOAL: To get Schmidt married, so not to have him hanging around for the rest of my life, moping. ARTHUR J. COLLINS 921 Ridgeway Street Josh General PET PEEVE: George Hindle FAMILIAR SAYING: Yea, Dink, yea. GOAL: To be a Janitor JOE CONNOLLY Red Bank Thorofare, Miller Avenue The Smasher General PET PEEVE: Losing Football FAMILIAR SAYING: What! Me worry? GOAL: To be a success MARGARET EUGENIA CWIK 11 Barnard Avenue Margie Commercial PET PEEVE: Forgetting things FAMILIAR SAYING: I forgot it! GOAL: To lead a good life and become a good secretary, wife and mother. DEAN DEBELL 820 Highland Blvd. Dean College Entrance PET PEEVE: People who think they're great. FAMILIAR SAYING: 'Whadda ya say there GOAL: To go to college. JOE DEVONE 234 N. Broadway Yul General PET PEEVE: Don Murphy and Jim Ashe FAMILIAR SAYING: I'll break every bone in your lip! GOAL: To get out of Gloucester High. RAYMOND EDWIN DICK JR. 213 So. King Street Ray General PET PEEVE: Getting up for school FAMILIAR SAYING: Get Smart. GOAL: Get a job in June. RICHARD DICK 424 Somerset Street Rich General PET PEEVE: To hear Tom Wilson sing. FAMILIAR SAYING: That's a joke and a half! GOAL: To own a 59 Lincoln THERESA DOWNEY 28 Thompson Avenue Theresa Commercial PET PEEVE: Tuesday night FAMILIAR SAYING: Want to roll that rat? GOAL: To be a commercial artist. THOMAS A. DOWNEY 825 Bergen Street Tom General PET PEEVE: Nothing to do'. FAMILIAR SAYING: How you doing? GOAL: To go to college ELEANOR ANN DUFFY 330 Mercer Street Duff Commercial PET PEEVE: Conceited people, and a certain boy. FAMILIAR SAYING: I don't care. GOAL: To live, love, laugh, and he happy ALBERTA PATRICIA ELENBARK 332 Ridgeway Street Bert Commercial PET PEEVE: Waiting for someone and con- ceited boys. FAMILIAR SAYING: Would you mind? GOAL: To be a beautician and to be happily married. GEORGEANNE BEATRICE ELLIS 303 Ridgeway Street Bea or George Commercial PET PEEVE: A mosquito buzzing in my ear and people who snore. FAMILIAR SAYING: I wonder if I got a letter from Greg today? GOAL: To have a happy and successful marriage with Greg. BERTHA MAE FINNERTY 501 Chestnut Street, Brooklawn Bert Commercial PET PEEVE: Going to school. FAMILIAR SAYING: Carole, did you see Joan and Diane? GOAL: To be successful in whatever I pursue; have a happy marriage and a successful singing career. MARION FLOOD 301 Browning Lane, Brooklawn Mann Commercial PET PEEVE: Homework and boys FAMILIAR SAYING: Hey Glad, got a match? GOAL: To obtain a memory like Margie's. BARBARA ELIZABETH FRITSCHE 315 Bergen Street, Brooklawn Barb College Entrance PET PEEVE: Audubon FAMILIAR SAYING: That's the way it goes. GOAL: To graduate from college. ELLEN E. FRITZ 32 Thompson Avenue El General PET PEEVE: Homework FAMILIAR SAYING: Cut it out, will you? GOAL: To graduate and get married. RICHARD DAVID GAUGHAN 125 Pershing Road, Brooklawn Rich'' College Entrance PET PEEVE: Being called Dave. FAMILIAR SAYING: What, me worry? GOAL: Become electronic engineer. JAMES THOMAS GRADWELL 421 Cumberland Street College Entrance PET PEEVE: Being broke and math tests. FAMILIAR SAYING: Knock it off! GOAL: To graduate from college. JEANNE LESLEY HARRIS 709 Cherry Street Harry Commercial PET PEEVE: Waiting for a certain some- one to come. FAMILIAR SAYING: Hey! Bozo GOAL: To graduate and marry later. CATHERINE ANN HASSEY 219 Cumberland Street Cathy Commercial PET PEEVE: Long walks FAMILIAR SAYING: We'll see. GOAL: To graduate. JUDITH ELAINE HAYES 312 Rosalind Avenue Judi College Entrance PET PEEVE: Little crawly things, ignorant people, boppers. FAMILIAR SAYING: You just think you're funny! GOAL: Advertising artist. LAURA MAE HESINGTON 111 Amon Avenue Hezz Commercial PET PEEVE: Gym class and getting up for school. FAMILIAR SAYING: Boy, that irks me. GOAL: To be successful and marry happily. EDWARD A. HICKMAN 815 Cumberland Street Hick College Entrance PET PEEVE: Physics and Mr. Kunz. FAMILIAR SAYING: Hey! Are you nuts? GOAL: Play sax with Georgie Young and get a 59 Corvette when I graduate. JOYCE E. HICKSON 408 Hudson Street Hicks Commercial PET PEEVE: Going to the stadium on cold days. FAMILIAR SAYING: That always helps. GOAL: To graduate and go into the WAFS. GEORGE W. HINDLE 100 Second Street, Brooklawn Hin General PET PEEVE: Jack's red dot's. FAMILIAR SAYING: How's Button's, Kais? GOAL: To own a Cadillac convertible. FRED C. HOFFMAN 220 So. Fifth Street Butch General PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning. FAMILIAR SAYING: What are ya! Wise guy or truck driver? GOAL: To get a job, go to night school, and get in chemical research. JOYCE MARY HOPKINS 8 North Broadway Joyce Commercial PET PEEVE: Gym, homework, Sprinkle. FAMILIAR SAYING: How do you know? GOAL: To live, love, laugh, and be happy. RICHARD RUSSELL HUFF 317 Warren Street Iron Lung College Entrant PET PEEVE: Carrying my football equip- ment to and from practice. FAMILIAR SAYING: I wouldn't worry about it. GOAL: To be a success in whatever I pur- sue. MARY AGNES HULBERT 323 Market Street Mary General PET PEEVE: Boys who are late for a date and daily hike to stadium. FAMILIAR SAYING: That's tough. GOAL: To be a hairdresser. BARBARA MARIE JANNETTI 203 Fifth Street, Brooklawn Barb Commercial PET PEEVE: Sand Bar FAMILIAR SAYING: Be good! GOAL: To marry Frank and have twin boys. PATRICIA ROSE JOHNSON 817 Little Somerset Street Commercial PET PEEVE: Getting to democracy class on time after gym. FAMILIAR SAYING: Johnny was late again! GOAL: To be happily married to Johnny. CAROL ANNE JONES 203 Pennsylvania Road Brooklawn ' Jonesie General PET PEEVE: Gym class GOAL: To be ordained a minister. EARL D. KAIGHN 306 Middlesex Street Cooper River Earl General PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning. FAMILIAR SAYING: Shut up or I'll blast ya! GOAL: To be a body guard for Ish. GERALDINE DELORES KAIGHN 248 So. Broadway Jerri Commercial PET PEEVE: People who don't like Fords and waiting for Theresa. FAMILIAR SAYING: Theresa, will you hurry? GOAL: To own a 56 Ford. WILLIAM W. KAISLA 47 Cornell Avenue Gloucester Heights Kai‘ General PET PEEVE: Hindle FAMILIAR SAYING: Shut up, will ya, George? GOAL: To graduate. HARRY KEENY 232 Rosalind Avenue ar College Entrance PET PEEVE: Cold pizzas FAMILIAR SAYING: How's that grab ya? GOAL: To be a vet. WILLIAM I. KIMMEY 737 Market Street Gup College Entrance PET PEEVE: English FAMILIAR SAYING: Hey, don't! GOAL: To graduate. RICHARD KOESTER 314 Market Street Rich Commercial PET PEEVE: Teachers who have pets. FAMILIAR SAYING: Man, Oh Man! GOAL: To be a successful business ex- ecutive, plus have a singing career. JAMES KRITIKSON 115 Fifth Avenue, Brooklawn Jim College Entrance PET PEEVE: Not being allowed to use the car enough. FAMILIAR SAYING: Do we have any homework tonight? GOAL: Engineer GERTRUDE MARIE KRUEGER 534 Ridgeway Street Trudy College Entrance PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning. FAMILIAR SAYING: Oh, heck! GOAL: To be a teacher. 21 ROBERT T. KRZYK 400 Highland Boulevard ''Spike General PET PEEVE: To lose a baseball game. FAMILIAR SAYING: OH, bite me! GOAL: Win a baseball game. PATRICIA A. LAAAONT 502 Powell Street Pat Commercial PET PEEVE: Competition FAMILIAR SAYING: Oh, boy! GOAL: To be a private secretary and have a happy life. CAROL LIPKIN 221 Noreg Place, Brooklawn Carol College Entrance PET PEEVE: Naturally, homework. FAMILIAR SAYING: Marie, I can't do this problem. GOAL: To travel in Europe. AAARILLYNNE LIVENGOOD 139 Gehrig Avenue Lynne General PET PEEVE: Going out for gym. FAMILIAR SAYING: Cut it out! GOAL: To be a secretary. JOSEPH BOULTER LONERGAN, JR. 205 New Broadway, Brooklawn Calypso Joe College Entrance PET PEEVE: Women drivers, being broke, and my girlfriend's sister. FAMILIAR SAYING: Well, it gets me there and back—sometimes. GOAL: To have everything I do and plan work out and to get married to Pat. MARIE ELIZABETH LUDWICK 43 Yale Avenue Re-Re College Entrance PET PEEVE: Spelling FAMILIAR SAYING: Don't forget the meet- ing after school. GOAL: To do my best. A VIRGINIA MAY LUDWICK 46 Yale Avenue Gloucester Heights Ginny Commercial PET PEEVE: Sand Bar FAMILIAR SAYING: Hi ya, hon! GOAL: To marry Tom Feller and get a 59 Chrysler when I graduate. CAROL SUE MAHAN 909 Market Street Carole Commercial PET PEEVE: Getting up in the mornings. FAMILIAR SAYING: Oh, yeah? GOAL: To be a girl Friday for the gov- ernment. DOUGLAS MARKOWSKI 705 Division Street Duke General FAMILIAR SAYING: Snake dancer. GOAL: To build a dragster. IRENE SHIRLEY MATLACK 102 Mercer St. 'Reen' Commercial PET PEEVE: Gym classes FAMILIAR SAYING: Oh, really! GOAL: To graduate and get married. JOYCE VIRGINIA MAURER 110 Sparks Avenue Joy College Entrance PET PEEVE: Time limits FAMILIAR SAYING: Oh, I'll go on my diet tomorrow! GOAL: To become successful in my chosen vocation, marry, and raise a Christian family. ROBERT J. McCAUGHEY 216 New Jersey Road Brooklawn Flash College Entrance PET PEEVE: To get beaten in the 100 yd. dash. FAMILIAR SAYING: HI bite, what is it? GOAL: To break the 100 and 220 yd. dash records. RAY AAcKENNA 720 Harrison Avenue Magnolia Clyde College Entrance PET PEEVE: Phillies FAMILIAR SAYING: Aw, gee! GOAL: To get a 51 Ford Victoria. BEATRICE McOSKER 210 So. Johnson Boulevard Bea College Entrance PET PEEVE: The climb to the third floor every morning. FAMILIAR SAYING: Good golly! GOAL: To live a happy life and be suc- cessful in anything I undertake. JOHN MELLON 142 Edwards Drive John General PET PEEVE: School and getting up in the morning. FAMILIAR SAYING: Zinacqroz GOAL: To join the Navy. GAIL R. MESTER 134 Joy Street Gail College Entrance PET PEEVE: People who criticize large maps and charts. FAMILIAR SAYING: It's easier to work on large paper. GOAL: Doctor of Education ELEANOR MARIE MEYER 78 Yale Avenue Gloucester Heights El Commercial PET PEEVE: Winter FAMILIAR SAYING: I wish Sam were here. GOAL: To graduate. JAMES WILLIAM MILLER 225 Orlando Avenue Jim College Entrance PET PEEVE: People who work for them- selves. FAMILIAR SAYING: I'm sure you will GOAL: To become an electronical engineer. ROBERT MILLS 132 Westminister Avenue Merk General PET PEEVE: SHepperd and Bolden in mechanical drawing. FAMILIAR SAYING: How you doing, Rock? GOAL: Own a full race duece. HELEN MARIE MOSKOW 13 So. Stinson Avenue Dittie Commercial PET PEEVE: Rainy days. FAMILIAR SAYING: Oh, gee! GOAL: To be a good stenographer. DOMINIC MUCCI 1480 Chestnut Avenue Dom General PET PEEVE: Homework FAMILIAR SAYING: For crying out loud. GOAL: To graduate. JOHN HOWARTH MULLIN 817 Morris Street Matt College Entrance PET PEEVE: Staying home at nights. FAMILIAR SAYING: I want one. GOAL: To bowl a perfect game. DAVID C. MUNN 812 Mercer Street Dave College Entrance PET PEEVE: History teachers. FAMILIAR SAYING: Lots of luck. GOAL: To be a doctor. MILDRED MARY MURRAY 225 So. Fifth Street Mimi Commercial PET PEEVE: Bet's pinball machine. FAMILIAR SAYING: Hey, lady! GOAL: To be happy and successful in everything I do. DONALD RAYMOND MURPHY 229 Middlesex Street Muff General PET PEEVE: Getting up for school. FAMILIAR SAYING: Will you be there, Matt? GOAL: To be a major league ballplayer (Yankees) and marry a certain redhead. L CARYL NEILD 513 Chambers Avenue Caryl Commercial PET PEEVE: Moody people FAMILIAR SAYING: Be good! GOAL: To marry Dinky. MARTHA ANN NEUHAUSER 929 Ridgeway Street Marne Commercial PET PEEVE: Ridgeway St., loud people, and cowboys. FAMILIAR SAYING: Nupe. He's chicken, Carole. GOAL: To graduate, live happily, and be rich. BILL PACKER 211 Haakon Road, Brooklawn Spoons College Entrance PET PEEVE: Pontiacs that fall apart. FAMILIAR SAYING: Here comes a strike. GOAL: To join the Navy and learn a trade. HERBERT PARSONS 908 Hudson Street Herb College Entrance PET PEEVE: English and Mr. Kunz. FAMILIAR SAYING: Let's not get rowdy. GOAL: A 38 Buick. CHARLES ELLIS PATTERSON 403 Paris Avenue, Brooklawn Chalie College Entrance PET PEEVE: People who step on shined shoes. FAMILIAR SAYING: Frenicie Franistan! GOAL: To be a dentist. EDWARD VINCENT PENNEY 529 Powell Street Ed College Entrance PET PEEVE: Loudmouths and apple- polishers. FAMILIAR SAYING: How 'bout them A's! GOAL: To teach at GHS JOYCE MARY PERSICHETTI 250 Browning Lane, Brooklawn Percy Commercial PET PEEVE: Unreliable boys. FAMILIAR SAYING: What are we gonna do tonight? GOAL: To graduate, get a good job, and marry Lou. KATHLEEN IRENE PITZO 219 Bergen Street Irishmen Commercial PET PEEVE: Staying in with Remington. FAMILIAR SAYING: You're too much! GOAL: To get a good job and a Buick convertible. CAROLE JEAN POPAZIVANOV 11 2 Third Avenue, Brooklawn Poppy College Entrance PET PEEVE: The stadium and onions. FAMILIAR SAYING: Diane, did you see Joan and Bert? GOAL: To always be happy, to enjoy life as fully as possible and to have a lot of friends. SALLY R. RADFORD 105 Baynes Avenue Reds General PET PEEVE: Getting up early in the morn- ing. FAMILIAR SAYING: That's a blast! GOAL: To be an airline hostess. EDWARD JOHN RAYMOND 324 Bergen Street Eddie Commercial PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning. FAMILIAR SAYING: I don't know. GOAL: To get a good job and a new car. VIRGINIA M. RAYMOND 624 Market Street Ginny Commercial PET PEEVE: Boys that can't dance. FAMILIAR SAYING: You know what I like GOAL: To become a secretary. ELLEN MAUREEN READER 101 Bergen Street, Brooklawn El Commercial PET PEEVE: My little brother, Timmy. FAMILIAR SAYING: Certainly! GOAL: To be as good to my mom as she is to me. CAROL ANN REMINGTON 107 North Broadway Carol Commercial PET PEEVE: Waiting for Kathleen and Mr. Kunz's red dots. FAMILIAR SAYING: What time does the bell ring? GOAL: To be a beautician. JOAN BARBARA RENARD 102 Military Drive, National Park Joanie College Entrance PET PEEVE: The stadium and straight hair. FAMILIAR SAYING: Bertie, did you see Carole and Diane? GOAL: To be a nurse. (R.N.) BART RETTEW 508 Morris Street Rat College Entrance PET PEEVE: Arguing with Spear over builds. FAMILIAR SAYING: Can I have one? GOAL: To become a chemical engineer. SHIRLEY ANN RETTIG 232 Bergen Street Shirl Commercial PET PEEVE: Shorthand FAMILIAR SAYING: You know what I mean? GOAL: To become a professional dancer and later get married. DORIS ROSEN 222 Bergen Street, Brooklawn Dor'' Commercial PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning. FAMILIAR SAYING: How do you do it? GOAL: To become a top notch secretary. JOHN SAVAGE 1 East Thompson Avenue Al General PET PEEVE: Lady drivers FAMILIAR SAYING: What??? GOAL: To be successful. L. THEODORE SAVIDGE 136 North Broadway Ted General PET PEEVE: School and cold pizza. FAMILIAR SAYING: So what. Who cares? GOAL: Get out of school, join up, and get a 37 Chevy or 58 Impala ROBERT N. SCHMIDT 813 Highland Boulevard Bob College Entrance PET PEEVE: Getting%p for school. FAMILIAR SAYING: I'm worried about the matter. GOAL: To be a successful engineer. CAROLYN LOUISE SEUFERT 924 Jersey Avenue Carol Commercial PET PEEVE: Stu's teasing FAMILIAR SAYING: How come? GOAL: To succeed in whatever I attempt to do. HERBERT J. SHARP 304 Bergen Street Sharpie General PET PEEVE: Women drivers who drive slow. FAMILIAR SAYING: What he say? GOAL: To become an auto mechanic WILLIAM SHAWLOT 174 S. Burlington Street Bill College Entrance PET PEEVE: Spirits FAMILIAR SAYING: Party poopers! GOAL: To be a mortician and run a hot dragster. JUDITH HENRIETTA SMITH 1663 Market Street Smitty Commercial PET PEEVE: Red dots from Mr. Kunz. FAMILIAR SAYING: I can't wait till Fri- day night. GOAL: To get married and have twins. SHIRLEY ANN SNELLBAKER 124 Baynes Avenue Half-pint Commercial PET PEEVE: Pennsylvania men drivers. FAMILIAR SAYING: How's that grab you? GOAL: To marry Johnny. GLADYS DARLENE STUBBS 27 N. Stinson Avenue Stubby Commercial PET PEEVE: Finding time to write to Jay FAMILIAR SAYING: Yea, Marion, I've got a match. GOAL: To get a good job and marry Jay. KATHRYN MYRTLE TAYLOR 400 Walnut Street Myrt Commercial PET PEEVE: Hair dryers FAMILIAR SAYING: Hey, girlfriend! GOAL: To get married. THOMAS H. TAYLOR 315 S. Broadway Flea'' General PET PEEVE: My car FAMILIAR SAYING: How is Sally, Josh? GOAL: To get married and be successful. JOSEPHINE THOMAS 719 Division Street Jo Commercial PET PEEVE: Fire drills in January. FAMILIAR SAYING: Oh nertz! GOAL: To keep all my' old friends and make lots of new ones. PHILLIPS C. THURSTON 214 S. Johnson Boulevard Phil College Entrance PET PEEVE: My math marks. GOAL: To become a geologist. WILLANNA PATRICIA WALTERS 409 Jersey Avenue Dimples Commercial PET PEEVE: Bill—when he is late and gym class. FAMILIAR SAYING: Good gravy. Bill GOAL: Graduate and marry Bill. ANNE SHIRLEY WARWICK 613 Powell Street Annie College Entrance PET PEEVE: No mail and short boys. FAMILIAR SAYING: Give me a Pepsi, Betty. GOAL: To be an English teacher. CATHERINE WEBSTER 213 N. Willow Street Spider Commercial PET PEEVE: Homework FAMILIAR SAYING: Holy crow! GOAL: To become an actress. ROBERT WILLIAM WEICHMANN 17 Third Street, Brooklawn Ish College Entrance PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning. FAMILIAR SAYING: What's that got to do with the price of newspapers? GOAL: To get a raise down Blymer's. BARBARA FAITH WEIGAND 403 Crescent Boulevard Brooklawn Faith Commercial PET PEEVE: Hiking down to the stadium for gym when it is 40 below. FAMILIAR SAYING: Hey, Jo! GOAL: To own a big, colonial style house. BARBARA JOAN WELCH 505Vi Somerset Street Barb Commercial PET PEEVE: Girls talking to Bob. FAMILIAR SAYING: Don't lose sleep over it! GOAL: My own beauty salon. JOHN WAYNE WIEDERWAX 212 Horton Avenue Brooklawn Jack College Entrance PET PEEVE: Mr. Kunz's quizzes. FAMILIAR SAYING: Goooood GOAL: To become a good teacher. DOROTHY JOYCE WIESNER 1202 Market Street Dot Commercial PET PEEVE: Waking up in the morning. FAMILIAR SAYING: Oh crumb! GOAL: To succeed in whatever I attempt THOMAS L. WILSON 218 Bergen Street Twinkletoes General PET PEEVE: Walking when my car doesn't work. FAMILIAR SAYING: What do I have to do to make a hit with you? GOAL: To get a fob and buy a 58 Bukk. GERALDINE WIAAMER 8 N. Burdsall Avenue Jerry Commercial PET PEEVE: Failing asleep at the movies. FAMILIAR SAYING: Son of a gun.� GOAL: To be a happy, successful sec- retary. WILLIAM HENRY YOUNG, JR. 206 Lehigh Avenue, Glou. Hts. Youngie General PET PEEVE: Democracy FAMILIAR SAYING: Don't panic! GOAL: To join the Air Force and get married. ACTIVITIES DON ALLISON—Prom Committee 3, Dancing Club 1 -2-3-4, Dance Committee 3. JAMES E. ASHE—Football 1-2, Basketball 1 -2-3-4, Track 3-4, School Play 4, Dancing Club 1-2-3-4, Dance Committee 1-2-3-4. DIANE BATEZEL—Basketball 1-2-3-4, Dance Committee 1-2-3, News- paper 3-4, Dance Club 1. TOM BEARINT—Football 1-2, Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Dance Club 1-3, Tumbling Club 2, Bowling Club 4, Track 3, Yearbook Staff—Art Editor 4, Plays 2-4. LYNN BERRY DIANE BLOXSOM-Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Drill Corps 1-2, Sopho- more Assembly 2, Nurse's Club 1-2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2, Dancing Club 1, Basketball 2, Prom Committee 1-3, Assembly Committee 1-2-3. PAT BOND—Hockey 1-2, Basketball 1-2,-Glee Club 1-2, Dance Com- mittee 2-3-4, Cheerleading Club 2, Typing Club 3, Dancing Club 4, Newspaper Staff 3-4, Prom Committee 3, Assembly Committee 3, School Play 3-4. LYNETTA BOOS—Assembly Committee 1, Chorus 2, Typing Club 3, Arts and Crafts 2, Dance Committee 1-2-3, Prom Committee 2-3, School Play 3. STANLEY BOOTH—Basketball 2-3-4, Track 3-4, Assembly Committee 1-2-3-4. BLANCHE BORGER—Student Council 1-2, Cheerleading Club 1-2, Chorus 1-2, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 2-3-4. WILLIAM BRENNAN—Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Bowling Club 2. ROBERT BRITTON—Football 1, Track 1-2-4, Band 2-3. Orchestra 3, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Engineering Club 2, School Play Committee 3. JANET BRITTON—Dancing Club 1, Typing Club 2-3, Dance Com- mittee 1-2-3, Prom Committee 3, Basketball 1-2. RICHARD BROWN-Track 1-4, Bowling Club 2. RONALD BROWNING—Football 3, Track 3-4, Prom Committee 3. FRANK BUCHANAN—Football 1-2, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Prom Committee 3. JOHN CASSIDAY-Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 3. Wood Shop Club 2, Bowling Club 4, Band 1, Track 4. SANDRA CINKOWSKI—Dancing Club 1, Typing Club 2. Newspaper Staff 3-4, Prom Committee 3, Assembly Committee 1, Dance Com- mittee 2, National Poetry 2-3. EDYTHE GRACE CLARK—Glee Club 1-2, Assembly Committee 2. School Play 3, Typing Club 2-3, FTA 4. Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Newspaper Staff 3-4, LAWRENCE CLARK—Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 1-2-3-4. Band 1, Track 4. 33 ARTHUR COLLINS—Football 1-2. Junior Prom 3. JOSEPH CONNOLLY—Football 1-23-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 3-4, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 3. MARGARET CWIK—Newspaper Staff 3-4, Dance Committee 2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Glee Club 2-3, Cheerleader 2-3-4, Cheerleading Club 2-3-4, Sophomore Assembly 2, Assembly Committee 2-4, School Play 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Student Council 2-3-4. DEAN DeBELl—Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4, Newspaper Staff 3-4, Assembly Program 2. JOSEPH DEVONE—Dance Committee 3, Dance Club 3, Prom Com- mittee 3. RAYMOND DICK—Football 3-4, Play 1, Dance Committee 3. RICHARD DICK—Dance Committee 3, Dance Club 3. THERESA DOWNEY—Dancing Club 1-2-3, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 1-2-3. THOMAS DOWNEY-Basketball 3. ELEANOR DUFFY—Cheerleading Club 1, Typing Club 2, Dancing Club 3, Basketball 1, Junior Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 1-2-4. ALBERTA ELENBARK—Dancing Club 1-2-3, Swimming Club 1-2, Typing Club 2, Dance Committee 1 -2-3, Prom Committee 3. GEORGEANNE ELLIS-Dancing Club T-2-3-4, Swimming Club 1-2, Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Newspaper Staff 3-4. BERTHA FINNERTY—1 -2-3-4, Sophomore Assembly 2, School Play 3, Student Council 2-3-4, Newspaper Staff 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Glee Club 1-2-3, Dancing Club 1, Assembly Committee 1-2-3, Prom Com- mittee 3. MARION FLOOD Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Drill Coros 1-2, Newspaper Staff 3-4. BARBARA FRITSCHE—Hockey 2-3-4, Basketball 1 -2-3-4, Student Council 1, FTA 3-4, Dance Committee 1 -2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Honor Society 3-4, Girls' State Representative 3, Class Officer 2. ELLEN FRITZ—Play Committee 2-3-4, Drill Corps 1-2, Dancing Club 1-2-3, Prom Committee 3, Nurse's Club 2. RICHARD GAUGHAN—Football 1-2-3-4. Basketball 3, Track 3. Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, School Play 2-3-4, Student Council 3-4, Leadership Class 2. JAMES GRADWELL—Assembly Committee 1-2-3, Class Play 2, News- paper 3-4, School Play 4, Dance Band 4, Prom Committee 2-3. JEANNE HARRIS—Prom Committee 2-3, Assembly Committee 1-2-3, Dance Committee 1-2-3, Typing Club 2-3, School Play 3, Newspaper 3-4. CATHERINE HASSEY—Dancing 3. Play Committee 4. JUDITH HAYES—Newspaper 3-4, Prom Committee 2-3, Assembly Committee 1-2, Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Typing Club 2, Dancing Club 3. LAURA MAE HESINGTON-Band 1-23. Orchestra 1-2-3, Glee Club 1-2, Dance Club 1-2-3, Colorguards 4, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 1. EDWARD HigCMAN-Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2-3-4. Prom Com- mittee 3, School Play 4. JOYCE HICKSON—Hockey 3-4, School Play 3, Dancing Club 3, Art Club 2, Majorette Club 3, Prom Committee 3. GEORGE HINDLE—Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Prom Committee 3. FRED HOFFMAN—Prom Committee 3, Photography Oub 2-3, School Play 4. JOYCE HOPKINS—Dancing Club 3, Dramatics Club 1, Dance Com- mittee 1-2-4, Prom Committee 3, Typing Club 2. Newspaper 3-4. Honor Society 3-4. RICHARD HUFF-Chess Club 1. Sports Club 2, Football 3-4, Basketball 3-4, Track 1-2-3, Dance Committee 1-2-3, National Honor Society 3-4, Alternate to Boys' State 3. MARY HULBERT—Dancing Club 3, Prom Committee 3. BARBARA JANNETTI—Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Dancing Club 1-2-3-4, Drill Corps 1-2. PATRICIA JOHNSON-Typing Club 1 2, Dancing Club 1-2-3, Prom Committee 3, Assembly Program 1-2-4, Dance Committees 1-2-3, National Poetry Acceptance 2. CAROL JONES—Dramatic Club 1, Band 2-3-4, Hockey 1, Library Club 2-3-4, Chorus 2. GERALDINE KAIGHN—Dancing Club 1-2, Swimming Club 2, Prom Committee 3. EARL KAIGHN—Band 1-2, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 1-2. WILLIAM KAISLA—Football 3-4, Track 1-3-4, Basketball 2, Prom Committee 3. HARRY KEENEY-Track 1-2, Band 1-2-3, School Play 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Dance Committee 3. WILLIAM KIMMEY—Baseball 2-3-4, Basketball 1, Football 1, Dance Committee 2-3, Prom Committee 3, Baseball Club 2. RICHARD KOESTER—Dance Committee 1-2-3, Class Officer 3, Assembly Committee 2, Class Play 2-3, Newspaper 3, Typing Club 2-3, Art Club 1, Prom Committee 3. JAMES KRITIKSON—Football 2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 1-2-3, Class Officer 2-3, Sports Club 1-2-3, Honor Society 3-4, Prom Committee 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Student Council £-3-4, Boys' State Representative 3. GERTRUDE KRUEGER—Bowling Club 2, Typing Club 2-3, FTA 2-3-4, Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Dancing Club 1, School Play 4, Fashion Show 3, Prom Committee 3, Library Club 1. ROBERT T. KRZYK—Football 1-3, Basketball 1-2, Baseball 2-3-4, Student Council 1-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Bowling Club 3, Dancing Club 1-2. PATRICIA LAMONT—Newspaper 3-4, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 1-2-3, Dancing Club 1-3, Typing Club 2. CAROL LIPKIN—Assembly Committee 1, Library Club 1, Bowling Club 2-3-4, Dance Committee 1-3, Student Council 4, Newspaper Staff 3-4, FTA Officer 2-3-4, Delegate to Citizenship Institute 3, Representative to United Nations 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Glee Club 1-2, National Honor Society 3-4. MARILLYNE LIVINGOOD-Y-Teen Club 1-2, Dancing Club 3. JOSEPH LONERGAN-Stamp Club 1, Chess Club 2, Bowling Club 4, Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Newspaper Staff 3-4, Student Council 3-4, Assembly Committee 3-4, Prom Committee 3, Leadership Club 2, Assemblies 2. VIRGINIA LUDWICK-Cheerleader 2-3, Dancing Club 4, Cheerleading Club 1-2-3, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 1-2-3, Assembly Committee 1, Newspaper Staff 3-4. MARIE LUDWICK—Student Council 1-2-3-4, National Honor Society 3- 4, Newspaper Staff 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Assembly Committee 2-3, Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Play Committee 3-4, Citizenship Award Committee 3-4, FTA 1—Secretary, 2—Vice President, 4— President; Bowling League 2-3-4. CAROL MAHAN—Newspaper Staff 3-4, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 1-2-3, Cheerleading Club 1-2. DOUGLAS MARKOWSKI JOYCE MAURER—National Honor Society 3-4, President, FTA 2-3-4, Student Council 2-3-4, Assembly Committee 2-3, Girls' State Repre- sentative 3. Newspaper Staff 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4—Art Editor, National Poetry Acceptance 2, Literary Contest Winner 3, GHS Reporter for Courier Post 4, Quill and Scroll 4, School Play 3, Bowling League 2-3, Bowling League Award 3, Orchestra 1, Glee Club 1-2. Dancing Club 1, Dance Committee 1-2-3, Delegate for County Posture Contest 2, Bulletin Board Committee 2-3-4. IRENE MATLACK—Prom Committee 3, Typing Club 2, Dancing Club 1. ROBERT J. McCAUGHEY-Track 1-3-4, Bowling Club 2-3-4, Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Prom Committee 3. RAYMOND McKENNA—Bowling Club 2-3-4. Football 1. 34 BEATRICE McOSKER—Hockey 3, Prom Committee 3, FTA 1, Typing Club 3. JOHN MELLON—Basketball 4. GAIL MESTER—Quill and Scroll 3-4, Library Assistant 1-2-3-4, Nurse's Assistant 4, Assembly Committee 1 -2-3-4, FTA Club 1-2-3-4, Library Club 1-2, Prom Committee 2-3, School Play 3-4, Assembly Programs 1-2, School Play Committee 3-4, Newspaper Staff 3-4, Student Council 4, Honor Society 3-4, Hockey Manager 2-3-4, Basketball Manager 1-2-3-4, Citizenship Institute Alternate 3, GHS News Repre- sentative to Courier-Post 4, Committee for Class Motto 3, Girls' Sports Writer for Gloucester City News 4, Dancing Club 1-2, Citizen- ship Award Committee 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Bulletin Board Com- mittee 3. ELEANOR MEYER—Prom Committee 3, Typing Club 1. JAMES MILLER—Bowling Club 3-4—Assistant Business Manager, Newspaper Staff 3-4—Business Manager, Yearbook Staff 4—Business Manager, Prom Committee 3. ROBERT MILLS—Prom Committee 3. HELEN MOSKOW-Library Club 1, Typing Club 2-3. DOMINIC MUCCI—Assembly Committee 2, Assembly 3. JOHN MULLIN—Baseball 3-4, Bowling 2-3-4. DAVID MUNN—Student Council 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-3-4, Yearbook Staff 1-2-3-4, Newspaper 1-2-3-4, Jersey Boys' State 3, Track 2, National Honor Society 3-4, Assembly Committee 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2, Reporter for Gloucester’ City News 2-3-4, Bowling Club 3. DONALD MURPHY—Basketball 2-3-4, Baseball 4, Dance Committee 1-2-3, Club Committees 1-2-3. MILDRED MURRAY-Hockey 1-2-4, Basketball 1-2-3, Drill Corps 1-2, Typing Club 2, Dancing Club 1-2-3, Majorette Club 1, Class Colors Committee 3, Metal Shop 1. CARYL NEILD—Cheerleader 2-3, Newspaper Staff 3-4, Dance Com- mittee 1-2-3-4, Assembly Committee 2-3, Prom Committee 3. MARTHA NEUHAUSER—Dancing Club 1, Cheerleading Club 2, Typing Club 3, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 1-2-3. WILLIAM PACKER-Band 2-4, Bowling Club 2-4. HERBERT PARSONS-Band 1-2-3-4, Orchestra 1-2, Honor Society 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Prom Committee 3, Dance Band 2-4. CHARLES PATTERSON—Student Council 2-3-4, Assembly Committee 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1, Track 2, Basketball 2, Honor Society 3-4, News- paper Staff 2-3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Boys' State 3, Class Officer 4. EDWARD PENNEY—FTA 3-4, Newspaper Staff 3-4. JOYCE PERSICHETTI—Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Dancing Club 1 -2-3-4, Drill Corps 1-2. KATHLEEN PITZO—Dancing Club 1-2-3, Swimming Club 1, Prom Committee 3. CAROLE POPAZIVANOV—FTA 1, Dancing Club 3, Swimming Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 1 -2-3-4,, Newspaper Staff 3-4, Basketball 1, Chorus 1-2, National Poetry Acceptance 2. SALLY R. RADFORD—Swimming Club 1, Dance Committee 4, Prom Committee 3. EDWARD RAYMOND-Newspaper Staff 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Photog- raphy Club 2-3, Prom Committee 3. VIRGINIA RAYMOND—Cheerleader 3-4, Cheerlead'mg Club 1-2-3-4, DanCe Committees 1-2-3-4, Newspaper Staff 3-4, Prom Committee 3. ELLEN READER—Assembly Committee 1-2, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Student Council 1-2, Dance Club 1-2-3-4, Sopho- more Assembly 2, Glee Club 1-2. CAROL REMINGTON—Dancing Club 1-2-3, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 1-2-3-4. JOAN RENARD—Dancing Club 4, Dance Committee 3, Prom Com- mittee 3. BART RETTEW—Baseball 1-2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Football 1-3-4, Track 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Student Council 4, Assembly Committee 1, Class Officer 4, Boys' State 3, Honor Society 3-4, Prom Com- mittee 3. SHIRLEY RETTIG-Hockey 2-3-4. Basketball 2-3-4, Honor Society 3-4- Secretary, School Play 3, Student Council 3—Secretary, 4—Secretary, Citizenship Institute Delegate 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 3-4, Assemblies 1-2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Typing Club 2, Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Class Officer 1-4. DORIS ROSEN—Dancing Club 1, Yearbook Staff 4, Assembly Com- mittee 3. JOHN SAVAGE—Football 3, Track 3-4. THEODORE SAVIDGE—Prom Committee 1, Dancing Club 2, Photog- raphy Club 2. CAROLYN SEUFERT-Typing Club 1-2, Dancing Club 1-2-3, Newspaper Staff 3-4, Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Assembly 1-2, Prom Committee 3. ROBERT SCHMIDT—Track 1, Football 2, Dance Committee 2-3, Prom Committee 3, Bowling Club 3-4, Baseball Club 2, Newspaper Staff 3— Assistant Business Manager, 4—Business Manager. HERBERT SHARP-Tumbling Club 1, Weight-lifting Club 3, Prom Committee 3, School Play 4 Dance Committee 4. WILLIAM SHAWLOT—Prom Committee 3, Football 1. JUDITH SMITH—Student Council 3-4, Dancing Club 1-3, Typing Club 2, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 2-3, Class Officer 3— Secretary, Assembly I. SHIRLEY SNELLBAKER—Color Guards 4, Drill Corps 2, Glee Club 1-2. Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 1. GLADYS STUBBS—Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Newspaper Staff 3-4, Typing Club 2, Dancing Club 1-3, Assembly Committee 1-2-3, Basketball 1-2, Drill Corps 1, Pep Rallies 3-4, Assemblies 2-3-4. KATHRYN TAYLOR-Majorette 1-2-3-4, Typing Club 1-2, Dance Committee 1-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Dancing Club 1-2-3. THOMAS TAYLOR—Prom Committee 3. JOSEPHINE THOMAS—Dance Committee 1-2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Cheerleader 3-4. PHILLIPS THURSTON-Stamp Club 1, Chess Club 2, Science Club 3-4, Newspaper Staff 3-4, Class Officer 1, Assembly 2. WILLANNA WALTERS—Dance Committee 1-2, Hockey 1. ANNE WARWICK—FTA 3-4, Leathercraft Club 1, Girls' Woodshop 1, Dance Committee 1-3, Prom Committee 3, Assembly Committee 1. CATHERINE WEBSTER—Hockey 3-4, Basketball 3, Dramatic Club 1, School Play 4, Prom Committee 3, Dance Committee 2, Typing Club 3. ROBERT WILLIAM WEICHMANN—Football 3 4, Basketball 1-2-34-, Track 2- 3-4, Prom Committee 3, Class Officer 3. FAITH WEIGAND—Dance Committee 1-2-3, Drill Corps 1, Dancing Club 1-2-3, Prom Committee 3. BARBARA WELCH—Cheerleading Club 1, Nature Club 1, Twirling Club 1. JOHN WIEDERWAX—Baseball 1-2-3-4, Student Council 1-2 3-4, Bowling Club 2-3-4—Treasurer, FTA 2-3—President 4, Baseball Club 1, Assembly Committee 1-2-3-4, Newspaper Staff 3—Assistant Editor, 4— Co-Editor, Yearbook Staff 4, Football Announcer 3-4, Dance Com- mittee 1-2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Boys' State Alternate 3. DOROTHY WIESNER—Yearbook Staff 4, Assembly Committee 1-2-3, Newspaper Staff 3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Typing Club 3, Library Club 1, Dancing Club 2, Play Committee 1-2-3, Prom Committee 3, National Poetry Acceptance 3. THOMAS WILSON—Dance Committee 2, Prom Committee 3, Engineer- ing Club 2, Leathercraft Club 3. GERALDINE WIMMER—Hockey 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council 3-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 3- 4, Dance Committee 1 -2-3-4, Prom Committee 3, Typing Club 2, School Play 3, Citizenship Institute Alternate 3, Assembly 2, Citizen- ship Award Committee 3-4, Quill and Scroll 4, Committee for Class Motto 3. WILLIAM YOUNG—Prom Committee 3. 35 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1959 We, the Class of 1959, being about to pass out of this sphere of learning into the great unknown, in full possession of a crammed mind, worldly knowledge, and super human understanding, do make and declare this to be our last will and testament. First—To the faculty we bequeath our loving disposition. Second—To the Junior Class we leave our places in the auditorium. Third—To the Sophomore Class we leave three years of hard work. Fourth—The following may seem trifling bequests, but we hope they may be accepted, not as worthless gifts lavishly thrown away because they are of no use to us, but as valuable assets to those who may receive them, and a continual remembrance to the generosity of heart displayed in our free and full bestowal. Harry Keeny—Driver's License—Arthur Szcykalski William Kimmey— F a marking period—Gary Marcucci James Kritikson—Love for the fair sex—Bruce Schell Robert Krzyk—Presidency—Fran McCann Gertrude Krueger—Long walk to school—Lois Zaveckas Carol Lipkin—Ride from Brooklawn—Pat Willson Marillyn Livengood—Seat in 307—Pat Kuhn Joseph Lonergan—First Name—Joe Jones Marie Ludwick—Interest in F.T.A.—Karen Stubbs Joyce Maurer—Creativeness—Valerie Wills John Mellon—Composure—Sylvia Ratcliff Gail Mester—Perfect Vision—Maureen Powers James Miller—Red Hair and Freckles—Bob Blackburn Robert Mills—Interest in cars—Bob Ackley Dominic Mucci—Bike—Charles Nitzkey John Mullin—Punctuality—Tom Keebler David Munn—Old Jokes—Jim Manning Donald Murphy—Year Around Tan—Harry Purnell Robert McCaughey—Speed—Irvin Brown Raymond McKenna—Interest in Baseball—Bill Fox Beatrice McOsker—Extra Weight—Irene Wood Martha Neuhouser—Straight A average—Bill Rouh William Packer—Drumsticks—Bill Zane Herbert Parsons—Big Car—Tom Gramham Charles Patterson—Dancing feet—Joe Burleigh Edward Penney—Wise Cracks—Ed Mickle Kathleen Pitzo—Friendship with Carol Remington—Margie Seufert and Arnette Taylor Carole Popazivanov—L M Cigarettes—Dot Parent Joan Renard—Dimples—Jackie Fries Bart Rettew—Position in all sports—John Colton Robert Schmidt—Parking Place—Doug Brown Phillips Thurston—Experiments in Chemistry—Jim Madison Jack Wiederwax—Bowling Ball—Ron Klarman Edward Raymond—Odd Jobs—Bob Fair John Savage—Black Gloucester Jacket—Larry Pusey Theodore Savidge—First Name—Ted Kimic Herbert Sharp—Don Juan Characteristics—Ray Fults William Shawlot—Get Up and Go—Fred Engler Tom Taylor—Next 15 years in G.H.S.—Jim Blymer Robert Weichman—His Body—Ed Hubbs William Young—Alertness in class—Frank Russell Tom Wilson—Hair—Harry Wilson Duke Markowski—Weights—Al Gerber Lynetta Boos—Her routine in senior year—Shirley Toomey Janet Britton—Title of President of the Honor Society—Carol Hill Teresa Downey—First Row in Auditorium—Future Mrs. Godshall's Girls Alberta Elenbark—Bottle of Dye—Norma Murphy Bertha Finnerty—Spare Time—Tom Strandwitz Jeanne Harris—Short Curly Hair—Barbara Smith Laura Mae Hesington—Study Halls—Eugene Madeline Geraldine Kaighn—Bobby Pins—Carol Prince Carol Mahan—Shyness—Shirley Willets Irene Matlack— A average in health—Betty Eberhard Eleanor Meyer—Quietness—Carol Boden Sally Radford—Red Hair—Barbara Fredericks Ellen Reader—Gift of Gab—Harriet Scott Carol Remington—Friendship with Kass Pitzo—Margie Seufert and Arnette Taylor Shirley Snellbaker—Problems—Claire Barchard Josephine Thomas—Perfumes—Betty Jean Tomassetti Anna Walters—Haircuts—Kathy McGrath Anne Warwick—A Year of Hard Work—Junior Class Faith Weigand—Blushingness--Nancy Plews Barbara Welch—Hair Styles—Jill Castano Pat Bond—Acting Ability—Janice Wilson Blanche Borger—Height—Shirley Neubaum Sandra Cinkowski—Popularity with Mr. Demerest—Pat Costello Edythe Clark—Best Dressed Title—Joyce Donnelly Margaret Cwik—Captain of Cheerleading Squad—Sue Coyle Eleanor Duffy—Home Economics Teachers—Arabella Franks Georgeanna Ellis—Peppiness and Vitality—Doris Kramer Marion Flood—Liquidy Last Name—Barbara Poole Catherine Hassey—Locker Number—Bruce Reitz Joyce Hickson—Blonde Hair—Gail Blanchard Barbara Janetti—Love for Dancing—Diane Watters Pat Johnson—Engagement—Geoann Woodall Richard Koester—Commercial Subjects—Paul Bowman Pat Lamont—Boy Troubles—Louise Bahr Helen Moskow—Shy Manner—Dot Hirst Mildred Murray—Her Nick-name—Isabella Matthews Caryl Neild—Stormy Romance—Peggy Smith Joyce Persichetti—A new red pencil—Mr. Kunz Virginia Raymond—Tallness—Rosemary Stuhl Shirley Rettig—Beautiful Eyes—Greta Ashemen Doris Rosen—Elevated Shoes—Dolly Donia Carolyn Seufert—Giggles—Jackie Flowers Judy Smith—Steady Sweater—Charlotte Longano Gladys Stubbs—Troubles—Anna Mae Kasa Kass Taylor—Baton—Barbara Heyne Catherine Webster—Friendliness—Joan Mills Dorothy Wiesner—Quiet Ways—Pat King Geraldine Wimmer—Lucky Basketball Sneaks—Marge Reinhardt Donald Allison—Active Life—John Rowand James Ashe—Seat in Powells—John Zdon Diane Batezel— A's in Chemistry—John Walsh Thomas Bearint—Art Ability—Jim Nicholson Lynn Berry—Last Name—Theresa Berry Diane Bloxsom—Leotards—Lois Merritt Stanley Booth—Muscles—Bill Tortual William Brennan—Football Ability—John Hindsley Robert Britton—Year with Mr. Kunz—Horace Russell Richard Brown—Foreign Sounding Last Name—George Smith Ronald Browning—Crew cut—Jim McMullin Frank Buchanan—Baseball Ability—Win O'Hara John Cassidy—Late Slips—John Gorecki Larry Clark—Job at Milk Machine—Ronald Hanna Arthur Collins—Electric Shaver—Jake Miller Joseph Connolly—Homeroom Number—William Klausner Dean DeBell—Trumpet—Mr. Murphy Joseph Devone—Seriousness—Harold Jester Raymond Dick—Initials—Ray Devoe Richard Dick—Homeroom Teacher—George Helmuth Thomas Downey—Easygoing Ways—Joe Cipolone Barbara Fritsche—Athletic Ability—Lil Watson Ellen Fritz—Seat in Democracy—Trudy Bodenshatz Richard Gaughan—Math Ability—John Cahill James Gradwell—Little Black Book—Walt Houser Judy Hayes—Paintbrushes—Marjorie Potter Ed Hickman—Music Sheets—Rich Grynkiewicz George Hindle—Speed—Ray Martz Fred Hoffman—Acting Ability—Ed Crosby Richard Huff—Mile Run—Bill Gunning Mary Hulbert—Income Tax Return Booklet—Everett Lippincott Carol Ann Jones—Library Work—Barbara Seum William Kaisla—Basketball Ability—Bill Taylor Earl Kaighn—Thinness—Ray Fletcher THE PROPHECY OF THE CLASS OF ’59 Out of this world it flew. The rocket ship, the '59 Future, p.iloted by class president Bob Kryzk, soared into space as it left the planet Earth from in front of Gloucester City High School. The chief hostess was Judy Smith; and her assistant hostesses were Sally Radford, Pat Bond, and Ellen Reader. The first stop was on the planet Mercury. We were greeted by Bart Rettew, a prominent politician and president of the Rat-2, Rat-2, and Rat-2 Consolidated Engineering Corporation. In honor of Robert Weichmann, the star athlete who was signed to the Milky-Way All-Star Team, there was a delicious dinner catered by the Richard Koester Company. The waitresses were Lynetta Boos, Shirley Snellbaker, Laura Hesington, Jean Harris, Sandra Cindowski, Eleanor Meyer, Blanche Borger and Marilyn Livengood. Harry Keeny, the master of ceremonies, introduced the entertain- ment. First on the agenda was the comedy team of Rosen and Penny. Bertha Finnerty enchanted everyone with her current hit song, Sail Along Silvery Moon. Shirley Rettig, a galaxy renowned dancer, performed to the music of Dean DeBell, Ed Hickman, Herb Parsons, Carol Jones, and Gertrude Kruger. Shirley's chorus con- sisted of Diane Bloxsom, Janet Britton, Eleanor Duffy, Carol Neild, Carolyn Seufert, Pat Johnson, Geraldine Kaighn and Joyce Hickson. After our visit to Mercury the rocketship, the '59 Future, soared through space and landed on Venus where we were welcomed by an enormus cheering crowd led by the famous cheerleaders Margie Cwik, Jo Thomas, and Ginny Raymond. The sightseeing tour through- out Venus was planned by Carol Lipkin. Her guides were Robert Britton, Richard Brown, James Gradwell, John Savage, Herb Sharp, William Kimmey, John Mellon, Dominic Mucci, and William Packer. First stop on the tour was at the new, ultra-modern dancing school owned and operated by Barb Janetti. Her assistants were Marion Flood, Joyce Persichetti, Barbara Welch, Faith Weigand and Theresa Dewney. Male Teachers were Jim Ashe, Don Murphy, Jim Miller and Larry Clark. Heads were turned when we visited the Allison House of Fashions, where many beautiful creations were designed by Don Allison. His leading fashion designing assistants were Judi Hayes, Joyce Maurer and Tom Bearint. The feminine creations were modeled by Edythe Clark, and the male wardrobe for Esquiver Magazine was shown by Robert Schmidt. Further down Venus Square we came to the premier showing of Once Around the World, a movie directed by Robert Mc- Caughey and produced by Joseph Lonergan. Immy Award winner Bill Kaisla arrived in a solid gold jaguar, chauffeured by Bill Young. Upon completing the enjoyable tour, we blasted off for our next destination which was Jupiter. The rocket ship, the 59 Future, landed just in time to witness the colossal discovery by Dr. David Munn. He had just found the cure for a common cold. Nurse Joan Renard led us to see Dr. Charles Patterson, a well- known dentist, who was busily engrossed with his latest project, his dandy, wandy, bombastic plastic false teeth. Our next visit was to the Jupiter Women's College where Gail Mester, Dean of Women, had completed her new book on English grammar, titled Ain't Ain't in the Dictionary. Professors in the college were Marie Ludwick, Anne Warwick and Barbara Fritsche, who was head of the athletic department. Across the campus was Jupiter Men's College. The Dean of Men was the famous scientist, Phillips Thurston. Professor Rich Gaughan headed the math department, and Stanley Booth was head of the athletic department. Diane Batezel was the head nurse of the in- firmary assisted by Lynn Berry. The big industrial planet Pluto was last on the tour. The first stop was to the Jack Wiederwax Wax Corporation. The elevator operator, John Matt Mullin, took us to the 59th floor. Here we were introduced to the First Vice President, Jim Kritikson, and Second Vice President, Bill Shawlot. Their efficient secretaries were Pat Lamont, Dottie Wiesner and Jerry Wimmer. Helen Moskow was their receptionist. Because of rocket trouble, which was being repaired by Tom Taylor, Ted Savidge, John Mellon and Robert Mills, we stayed at the luxurious resort hotel. Las Satellite, owned by George Hindle and William Brennan. There we were welcomed by the smiling hostesses, Georgeanne Ellis and Kass Taylor. The bellhop, Earl Kaighan, took the suitcases to our rooms, and after we rested Gladys Stubbs, recreation director, introduced us to her assistants, Eleanor Meyer, Irene Matlack, Kath- leen Pitzo, Carol Popazivanov, Martha Neuhouser, Art Collins and Duke Markowski. Before the dinner-dance the girls aboard the 59 Future had their hair styled by Carol Remington and Alberta Elenbark. Manicures were given by Carol Mahan, Ellen Fritz, Cass Webster, Bea McOsker, Catherine Hassey and Anna Walters The rocket ship the 59 Future was repaired and ready to take off from Pluto. A very nice send-off was given us by Mary Hulbert, Fred Hoffman, Ron Browning, John Cassidy, and Ray Dick. The memories of the trip would always be vivid in our minds, but we were glad to return to planet Earth. In front of Gloucester City High School the 59 Future landed. Here we were greeted by mayor Joseph Connelly and his council members, Mildred Murray, Rich Huff, Tom Downey, Joe Devone, Frank Buchannan, Tom Wilson, Ray McKenna and Richard Dick. Now we realized we must continue in the future and proceed with full sails toward our goal while the wind is full. 38 SENIORS 39 World of Smiles World of Music World or Drama I « World of Comeliness World of Romance World of Fashion World of Silence World of Chatter World of World of Congeniality _ World of SILV’RY BARBARA JANNETTI FRANK DIGIACOAAO JUDY SMITH ROBERT KRYZK BARBARA FRITSCHE JAMES HETHERINGTON JANET BRITTON JAMES ASHE PATRICIA RUSK JOSEPH LONERGAN CARLY NEILD WILLIAM BRENNAN JACQUELINE TAVENER CHARLFS PATTERSON JOSEPHINE THOMAS GEORGE HINDLE BLANCHE BORGER RALPH LOVOULLO BARBARA WELCH VINCENT RENARI FAITH WEIGAND CHARLES TOURTUAL MAUREEN O'BRIEN THOMAS BEARINT JUDY RUSK JOHN MULLIN MARION FLOOD ROBERT FERRY JOYCE PERSICHETTI LOU TOMASSETTI 46 MOON CAROL THOMAS JOHN WIEDERWAX SUSAN COYLE JAMES KRITIKSON BARBARA FREDERICKS DONALD MURPHY SHIRLEY RETTIG HOWARD DICKSON GAIL MESTER DAVID MUNN PATRICIA BOND EMIL CRAMP MARGIE CWIK LOUIS HARVEY JANET PARKER LAWRENCE CLARK LOIS MERRITT BART PETTEW ARNETTf TAYLOR ROBERT SCHMIDT PEGGY SMITH ROBERT BRITTON DIANE BLOXSOM DAVID COPELAND SHIRLEY SNELLBAKER JOHN SYMINGTON BERTHA FINNERTY VIRGINIA RAYMOND JACK LYNN WILLIAM STUBBS 47 JOAN RENARD WILLIAM DOUGHERTY CAROLYN SEUFERT STEWART RECORD ELEANOR DUFFY JAMES SPENCE GERALDINE WIMMER STEVEN HAWTHORNE PATRICIA JOHNSON JOHN HEIMLICH KATHRYN TAYLOR ROBERT FOSTER GLADYS STUBBS JACK BOWE KATHLEEN PITZO CAROLE POPAZIVANOV THOMAS WILSON MELVIN WALTON ELLEN READER PATRICIA KNICELY WILLIAM YOUNG RICHARD GAUGHAN LYNETTA BOOS FRED IULUICCI BERNICE HIGGINS HARRY KEENY KATHRYN JOHNSON WILLIAM SHAWLOT MAUREEN POWERS FRED HOFFMAN ELEANOR MYER DANIEL HUGHES 48 LAURA HESINGTON WILLIAM LITTLE or BELLA WHITE EARL KAIGHN JOYCE MILLSTEAD THOMAS TAYLOR JUDY TUBBS THEODORE SAVIDGE THERESA DOWNEY JACK STALEY DOLORES ARENA DONALD ALLISON DORIS CRAIG HERBERT SHARP IRENE MATLACK JOSEPH PHILLIPS PEGGY ROYSON JUDY MASSARO JOHN CASSIDY RONALD BROWNING CAROL JONES NEIL MILLER MARTHA NEUHOUSER ROBERT HOLLOWAY CAROL MAHAN JACK MILLER VIRGINIA LUDWICK CHARLES THOMPSON GERTRUDE KRUEGER WILLIAM TAYLOR 49 ACTIVITIES HONOR SOCIETY President JOYCE MAURER Vice President BART RETTEW Secretary SHIRLEY RETT1G Treasurer RICHARD HUFF QUILL AND SCROLL 51 YEARBOOK EDITORS Joyce Maurer, Jack Wiederwax, Barbara Fritsche, Bart Rettew, Gail Mester, David Munn, Charles Patterson. BLUE AND STAFF GOLD NEWSPAPER EDITORS David Munn, Gail Mester, Charles Patterson, Margie Cwik, Joyce Maurer, Jack Wiederwax. STAFF STUDENT COUNCIL President-MARGIE CWIK Vice President—THOMAS STRANDWITZ Corresponding Secretary—SHIRLEY RETTIG Recording Secretary—NANCY PLEWS Treasurer- -CHARLES PATTERSON President—tAAR IE LUDWICK Vice President—BERNICE LIPKIN Secrefary-JOYCE MAURER Treasurer-CAROL LIPKIN SPORTS HOCKEY JERRY WIAAMER BARBARA FRITSCHE 62 TRACK 63 HARRY PURNELL BARBARA FRITSCHE DIANE BATEZEL SHIRLEY RETTIG JOYCE MATHEWS 66 67 PAT COSTELLO VARSI7 baseball • r JjnOr wr .' LiTV w- • «let SF� ' • . - - t-’ ■ -■£ ,+“ .j 2: 'V '« -t” � — ' - -� � ' MAJORETTES 69 CLASS OF 1961 o CLASS OF 1964 PATRONS Mrs. Donald Brown Mr. and Mrs. E. Duffy Mrs. Thomas Boos Miss Lynetta Boos Miss Miriam Boos Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Downey Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Downey Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Downey Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Downey Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Downey Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Datz Mr. and Mrs. Victor Davis Vic Davis Mr. and Mrs. R. Ruoff Mr. and Mrs. A. Schmager Mr. and Mrs. Krueger Bill Krueger A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hess Mr. and Mrs. Edward Seufert Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bierkhardt Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parker Diane Nonemaker Stu Reckard and Carolyn Seufert Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. John Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bond Anita Popazivanov Beverly, Judy and Kathy Gansz Al and Marie Brandt Nellie Glanding Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rettig Mr. and Mrs. Clarance Cowgill Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones Jean's Cosy Corner Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mealey Barbara and Billy Mealey Constance Demo Mr. and Mrs. James Rettew Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. George Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parsons Mrs. Mildred Craig Mrs. R. H. Parsons Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Fritsche Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bendell Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Miller Jim and Maryann Jim and Maryann Mr. and Mrs. Edward Snellbaker Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kozak Mr. and Mrs. Edward Raymond Judy Taylor Mr. John Finnerty Mr. John Symington Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Symington Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bradway Mr. and Mrs. John J. Kearney Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Kearney Miss Sara McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Hyacinth Cavalli Mr. and Mrs. H. Martinez Susan and Patty Mr. John Ludwick Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ludwick Mr. Harry Demarest Miss Alice Costello Mr. Charles McWhinter Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Daisey Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shute Miss Dorothy Wiesner Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lex Mr. Harry Wiesner Mr. and Mrs. Edward Britton Mr. and Mrs. Carter Mr. Harold Van Boover Miss Loriane Britton Mrs. Katherine Perry Mr. and Mrs. Segrist Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Jannetti Jannetti Children Frank C. DiGiacomo Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Komesarak Mr. and Mrs. John Mullin Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Smith Ernest J. Hohn Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wimmer Edna Johnson Carol Lipkin Bernice Lipkin Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lipkin Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hayes Ginni '56 Judi '59 Miss Lillian Watson Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Jones Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Jones Ginny Vinciguerra Mr. and Mrs. William C. Kaighn Mr. and Mrs. James Mulligan Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Fisher Mr. and Mrs. John McCormick Mr. Edward Raymond Mr. Edward Harkins Mrs. Bertha Coyle Mrs. Mary Finnerty Wilbur A. Meyers PATRONS Miss Margie Cwik Mr. Walter Butler Miss Patricia Cwik Joe Devone William J. Groetsch Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dilks Mr. and Mrs. David C. Copeland Miss Flora L. Jamieson Mr. and Mrs. John J. Carrigan Mr. and Mrs. Michael D'Alessandro Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Cook Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brooks Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lonergan Kathy and Susan Manlove Gail Mester Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Wiederwax Alan Mester Miss Edwina Kraft Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mester Mr. and Mrs. Kirby L. Sherman Gail Mester Mrs. Louisan M. Jones Sam and Mildred Mester Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Feist Mrs. Grace M. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Maurer Mr. Leon J. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Tessing Johnny and Grace Clark Ronald Gonzales Edythe G. Clark Miss Sandra Kandle Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ashe Mr. John B. Jones V. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Ashe Alice D. O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Earl Duffield Virginia P. O'Donnell Mrs. A. Harris Virginia P. O'Donnell Isildore Dellemonoche Mrs. Mary Metts Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Phillips COMMERCIAL PATRONS THE CAMERA SHOP PONZIO'S DINER 531 Monmouth Street Crescent Boulvard Gloucester, N. J. Brooklawn, N. J. KEENAN'S TELEVISION SERVICE CO. ART ELWELL Broadway and Monmouth Streets 524 Monmouth Street Gloucester, N. J. Gloucester, N. J. BILL'S MARKET JOSEPH'S BARBER SHOP 4 North Broadway New Broadway Gloucester, N. J. Brooklawn, N. J. BEN FRANKLIN 5 10 JOE'S GROCERY STORE 529 Monmouth Street Highland Blvd. Gloucester, N. J. Gloucester, N. J. ALICE BEAUTY SALON HARKINS' DAIRY 601 Monmouth Street Chestnut Street Gloucester, N. J. Brooklawn, N. J. EVELYN'S BEAUTY SALON POWELL'S LUNCHEONETTE 705 Hunter Street 30 South Broadway Gloucester, N. J. Gloucester, N. J. CHARLES' BARBER SHOP THE PINE HOUSE 359 South Broadway North Broadway Gloucester, N. J. Gloucester, N. J. GLOUCESTER CITY FIRE COMPANY TED'S ATLANTIC Gloucester, N. J. Crescent Boulvard FRANK SMITH Brooklawn, N. J. Willowbrook Nursery HOTEL VAN BUREN 1663 Market Street 39 S. Kentucky Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N. J. Atlantic City, N. J. 78 ZAMSKY STUDIOS 1007 Market Street Philadelphia 7, Pa. OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Negatives of Portraits Appearing in This Annual Are Kept on File Photographs May Be Ordered Compliments of CO-ETTES OF 1959 Titanium Pigments Division GLOUCESTER CITY FIRE DEPT. THE NEW JERSEY ZINC COMPANY Company No. 3 Foot of Water Street GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. 80 Compliments of KAPPA-ALPHA TAU Glenview 6-4063 Corsages Weddings W. A. 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