Grover Cleveland High School - Clarion Yearbook (Caldwell, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1948 volume:

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'J'-x,, N-.....ff FOREWURD In these troubled days of peace we all cherish delightful memories and especially those which we have shared together in High School. Vilitlm this thought in mind, we of the Clarion Staff for the year 1948, have tried to include in this publication the highlights of our happy school days spent in Grover Cleveland High School. We sincerely hope that you enjoy reading this book as much as we have enjoyed editing it. ,s- - 34 ,pl I - '4,,.f', 4- ..J, 9 1 1 1 X It lil if im 1 'f . : . Z 1' I X .,s ff , .ii -'. Q Ya, ' A lf , if ,,f 'L xg s ig' ' I --.Q .' x 51 V' gn di I - al '- s QI 54-'K ' . Z ll I nit X ,1-'N-,QQ I' QB : an I viifffevp ,2- 'F-uv 5 xx M ad J If? s ' 'IC fi' a -g ,r i- m i'8 I v AY, A H' 'Q ',gv. ,Q 1 E Y, 2. 'JW v. . I ' ..A,'1 3' - :Jai f . 1 g 1 4.143 'V ff . ,I !','. ,. 510 iQ' i745 f .'- 'Wg-. 3 A fi fbi 6+ I 15, .I 8 yr 'Qi 'C'O3 TIfNTS 2 X. N. i- 'Z' .xx 1 W XIX 51 XHIH5 LNIJI lxfl XNNX . . . 35 J MR LOUIS C BUTLER Our student body and faculty of G C H S extend smcere wrshes to Mr Louls C Butler who rs leavmg our school thrs year Mr Butler our Me chamcal Drawmg rnstructor has been an active mem ber of the faculty smce 1922 He has done more than any other person to estabhsh and rmprove our student government U nder hrs supervrslon the Stu dent Senate and Council wer e orgamzed rn 1939 and from then untrl last year he has been the advuser c be f f ww - 16:0 DHD of these rmportant mstrtutlons Also Mr Butler was the orrgmator of the successful Suburban Conference whrch he orgamzed w1th the ass1stance of our nergh bormg Hrgh Schools In return for all the splendrd rnterest you have taken ln our school Mr Butler and also for the fine mfluence you have had on many G C H S students we agarn would llke to take thxs opportunity to wlsh you a most fond farewell and the best of luck V 3 mfr Cameron 'ff dom' er lb I5 uay George l nh home gf Wang, :be I AFJYX 'l '7 AT UN Wlth deepest appreczatlon and gratrtude we the Class of 1948 dedrcate our yearbook to Mlss K th rme Cunmn h a a g am Mlss Cunnmgham has been our class advlser for the past thr ee years and has unfall rngly helped and ,guzded us rn all our achrexements Mlss Cunmngham t lt oo oxer a great undertakmg Bdlvlr H 8 tb bool! Need mor! PW , MISS KA when she became our aduser ln our Sophomore year as we were the largest class to enter GC H S and now we are the largest class numberrng two hundred fifty two ever to graduate from GC HS And so Mlss Cunnrngham srm I py smcerely and gratefull we thank you Y ll -flryd I0 J 1 11 ll ge y A l H' gl of Q 5 ff , ' 4 . . . . ' x ' ' , . . . . , I I Q ' 7 7 I 7 f x . 4 A ' nl .33 . ,Xi - . Nl h Ng , I I - 01140 E51 TH ARINE CUNNINGHAM l N i' if ' f x J Sllflfflkillg Prinripal DR. PAUL H. AXTELL 'lx l K, J ,. - Ni .144- First row: Miss Cunningham, Miss Pettei, Mr. Butler, Mrs. Morford, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Rutter, Mr. Percy, Miss Kane, Mrs, Rizzio, Mrs, Geimer, Mrs. Hartman. Second row: Mr. Long, Mr. Day, Mrs. Bordner, Mrs. Downs, Miss Arlams, Miss Gluck, Mrs. Joiner, Miss Feick, Mrs. Albright, Mrs, Benson, Mrs. Denzer, Miss Sullivan, Mrs. Fiore, Miss Schuster, Mr. lioverini. Third row: Mr, Picl, Mr. Burroughs, Mr. Arnold, Mr. l'nllius. Miss Vkihite. Mrs, Rice, M.rs. Purcell, Mrs. Smith, Miss llzirrismi, Mrs. Long, Miss Shutterly, Miss Brittle, Mrs. Axtell, Mr. Brown, Fourth row: Mr. Tromliley, Mr. Stryker, Mr. Bunnel, Mr. Timmons, Mr. Mungenast, Mr. Miller, Mr. Sharpe, Mr, Vurwerk, Mr. L. Mitchell, Mr. Gurdon, Mr. J. Mitchell, Mr, Gilbert, Mr. Kuhn, Mr. Shannon. 5' 1. if IV! M NIST ATI f Principal T. EDWARD RUTTER Vive-Prinripal Assistant Principal VINCENT P. THOMPSON JOHN W. PERCY FACULTY LIST ADAMS, ELIZABETH, B.S. - M.A. ALBRIGHT, ETHEL, B.S. ARNOLD, FARLAND, A.B. - M.Ed. AXTELL, MRS. ENID E., B.S.M. - Mus.B. BARTNIK, FRANCES, A.B. BENSON, MRS. ELSIE, A.B. BLODGETT, MRS. SIDNEY L. BONNEL, HARRIS, B.S.-M.A. BORDNER, MRS. ESTELLE, B.S.-M.A. BOVERINI, MANLIO, B.S. -M.A. BRITTLE, LOIS, A.B. BROWN, M. JOHN, A.B. -M.A. BURROUGHS, RUSSELL A., B.S. BUTLER, LOUIS C., B.S. COLLINS, SIDNEY, A.B. CUNNINGHAM, KATHARINE, A.B. DAY, CHAPIN, A.B. -M.A. DENZER, MRS. MARGARET, A.B. DOWNS, MRS. DOROTHY, A.B. EEICK, DORIS, B.S. EIORE, MRS. VIRGINIA, A.B. GEIMER, MRS. MARY, A.B. - M.A. GILBERT, ROBERT J., B.S. in C. GLUCK, AMELIA A., A.B. GORDON, JOHN S., A.B.-M.A. HARRISON, LUCY, B.S. - M.A. HARTMAN, MRS. MABEL, B.S. JOINER, MRS. ANNE, B.S. -M.A. KANE, CATHERINE M., B.S. KUHN, HAROLD E., B.S.-MA. LONG, MRS. ALICE, A.B.-M.A. LONG, ROBERT H., A.B.-M.A. MILLER, CLINTON H., Ph.B.-A.M. MITCHELL, JOHN MITCHELL, LEONARD, A.B.-M.A. MORFORD, MRS. EMILY, A.B. MUNGENAST, WILLIAM, A.B. PETTET, MADELEINE, A.B. IEL EMIL AB MA PURCELL MRS ELEANOR A.B. RIZZIO, MRS. ELINOR, A.B. XMICE, MRS. CAROL, A.B. , SCHUSTER, HATTIE L., A.B. -M.A. SHANNON, FRANK, B.S. SHARPE, LEWIS, M.Ed. SHUTTERLY, VIRGINIA, A.B. - M.A. SMITH, MRS. GEORGETTA, A.B. -M.A. STRYKER, PAUL, A.B. - M.A. SULLIVAN, DANELLA, B.S. TIERNEY, ROBERT, A.B. TIMMONS, JOHN, A.B. TROMBLEY, HOWARD, B.Sci. - M.Ed. VORWERK, MAX K., A.B.- M.A. WHITE, MILDRED W., A.B. -B.L.S. WOODMAN, JESSIE F., A.B. -M.A. K QL'-wv4 BOARD OIF EDUCATION Standing: Dr. Paul H. Axtell, Mr. Harold A. Gernhardt, Mr. CarI H. Wrench, Clerk. Seated: Mr. Charles F. Bischoff, Mr. George A. Tisdale, Dr. R. Paul Harrington. I Top row left to rxght Ceorge Ferguson Ftlward Coppmger Chrls Schneider Bolt Wolf Skxp Knuttgcn Roger tstm tmu lluum NN 'Alter fQll'Sl1lCk llrm R1ch1rdson Vhllnur Nlulltr Second row Jane Schubert Ihrlnm llcnnret X1ler1e Yrcelanrl Xnn lltmwret Xlxce Ilalclxun Betsy llmxlmg Xnne Coleman Shrrlrv llalxuxustll 1 rttchcn lxmrlsgrilu Nlxrx lwntsx Betty Taxlor mn C xmmoncl Seatel Nancy hrucsun Rum lewtlu liulnra Xtlunson oxce Lenser Q0lIlOll Io t Ell23I101 511141 lat Snyder Bette VN hlte Anna LUlllllN ULARIIUN STAFF Edrtor Gordon Post Asslstant Edntor Eleanor Sarka Busmess Manager oyce Genger ASS1SfaHf Busmess Manager oan Schlllmg Semor Assoclate Editors Alrce Baldwm Lorraine DeMarco, Ann Demarest Betsy Dowlmg Sh1r ley Hakewessell Skip Knuttgen Chrxs Schner der, Pat Snyder, Betty Taylor Roger Wllson unror Assoclate Edrtors Ann Coleman, Barbara Demarest Sophomore Associate Edrtors Nancy Erlcson, Ruth Feyder ill X S. L 00'4 '8 01 er fb! J v G 1 Purina-s U 14054 ISI Freshman Assocrate Edxtors Edmond Coppmger Corneha Crawford Artxsts Arnold Major Dean Rrchardson Valerre Vreeland G1rls Sports Mary Fenesy Boys Sports George Ferguson ames Glerum Photographers Conrad Strub Russ Batt Bette Whrte, Bob Wolf Typ: ts ,lean Gammond, Anna Collms, Gretchen Krndsgrab ane Schobert Publlclty Wxlbur Muller Secretary Barbara Atltmson Slelpl YQ N ,J y Vi r t wx, ,ljz sw 3 ' 1 -1 ' . ,' , , 5 ' ,I V, ' . .D ll ir: .l. -1' V 5 Q gill. li: 1 . fa .' ,' ' ' ,l 5, I 1-1 ,-, ,J, sfx,:- '5, v, .' -. , ,, .,,, ,,,.,,,, ,.,.. ..,..,..,., . . , ' ' ' 1 ' , , rr., , ,.r,r S J ' ' 1 ' , ' , ' D ' ' I ' ' , I. I ,.,.. ..... ............ ..........................,...,,, ...,. ' , V , - c..,,. .. , J - 7 s ' Z x J l . I : s : . 7 J ll e J .i S S A S , Q Q K J ' 1 B 2, so . s W 'W V, , '71 J N i Qi if :j ff 5 - new ., I f - l N fo , Y. I ' .lj 1 1 I . 4 VFW , ..,, , L- ' -, I Q i v if K QW , e ei' 1' A ', s vi r xgsx 1 .JI ' ' . 3 'I' 4 13- ' ,Y ' ..., 1 ,-. Q, .. w p air 'T ef' q I, -51 K -3 Y I.. , .3 10 .fa SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Icft to rxght Dm Ihggertx Barbara Rurchner Beth Cuenther Joyce Heber -0' T l Conxullmg fbe Bug Boss Kalharmr' Curmmgbam Sfnzur Class Adzxxrr X X A A Vp Q ' : . . 1 Q, . 1' 1 , ' Y . , Q .7 bf 3 H55 7 Y 0 , X A 1 , x - 7 25 7 xx, . ' ffnffik 114 - hw, M JV A 4 f fvffi 1 U . Y , . 4 1 , V 'S ,. A 1 - rv . U , Davld Wlndsor Ackerman Hlv absent: is IOHSPIFHOIIS Atlt xs noted for his slde burns mcehamcs and cars mter est hum destxned to be a forest ranger usually seen with Paul 6 Robert Anderson Nczer Jo lorlag uhat you ran do tomurrou Andy ns usually seen with Helen lxkes football xs a very lnkcable boy vuth a mee dns posmon I Nl as big as andybodg Vlouse IS the shortest of the Northfxeld crowd noted fOr lus yokcs dnshkes to work hopes to own a lN1ght Club David Crane Andrews Sinn' all great men are dyng I numoi haze long to Inc lNoted for hls blonde haxr Dave ns often seen m East Orange wxth old pals desuned to be Presndent Elizabeth Marlon Austin A :lash 0 recklessnexs Betty as xnterested nn a certam ftllow from Cedar Grove dnslnltes people who can t see the funny slde of llfe usually seen wnth Jeanne IC jewel Louuse Anderson She uav a tlrangcr and ur look lur Crncltet ns a new student musnc ns her mam mterest desuncd to be a Wife Betty lean Apple Calm aml Jweel as she. can bc' Betty ns noted for mnssmg buses dnslnkes those who call her Apple Betty terest xs makmg, fnends her mam nn and keepmg 4 -v I K -C' Nancy Lou Anderson I lurybmlx l'laM13 ante halls from Lnunbstcn but mtcrcst lS 'Vlonttlznr Acad cmy found with the gang m Grunxng s cnloys am stssnons wlth Bxllne durmg gym Barbara Atlunson Quzel Modes! and Sweet Barby ns the cute lnttle gurl with the soft brown haxr noted for worrying and losnng penclls usually seen wnth frace or the gang Allce Belle Baldwm Woman IS the dounfall of all lzmgxn Al, usually seen with Muffle and Toozxe has the habnt of starm the fellows' enjoys roller sluung g n l2ll l IFIICFUSI U11 S. 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'NK Alfred lohn Aloia' In usually. seen with -liddy . . . ,fly L: - , ' A . 3 5 4 Mp 9 3 W 'N . f' ,, . , .U , .. ., - - - U E 5 I K 1 .,, A Anna Mary Bandura hu han' mlb a goofl llnpmlllon Ann IS mterested nn xce sltatmg pet expressnon IS Are you k1cldmg7 knxtung ns her hobby usually seen vuth Ahce Dwane Ruth Beneclrct Personality fwrwtfs Donneg can be spotted Wearlng green desuned be business woman dlshkcs homework usually seen on hall duty ,we 121151 Donald james Bradley Hu szlenfe ar out does e speech 0 olbers Don dnshkes gurls who smoke mam mterest 15 baseball 15 destmed to be a nch bachelor 512 Elame Paulme Bauersachs Sllenfe rs golden but ue re flu' golzl vlandard IS the tall dark gxrl who IS very wntty and very mqunsmve usually seen wnth Don destined to be a housewife Charlotte Martha Blakely To see ber xx lo lzlze her Charlnes mam xnterest IS George noted for her shortness clestxnecl to be a housewxfe Q' A99 Rlchard Scott Beam A hunimg we uzll go Duck wants to be an accountant dnshkes women drxvers noted for hls safe dnvmg fpi 8 Ralph Borrlello Small package o dynamite Ralph a dark short and stocky fellow IS noted for hxs muscles destmed to be a grease monkey Thomas Mrchael Brady The farmer rn the dell Broc xs one of our Ag stu demg enjoys skatmg and horseback ndmg clestmed to be 3 daxry farmer it Walter Herbert Bell Ezfrj man or hzmxrl Herbxe IS the fellow who IS noted for that smnle hunt mg and glrls are hxs hobbxes destmed to be a sallor :f 75 Paul Hugo Bovensnepen A regular fellow Bo Bo IS that curly haired boy whose mterest ns tree work destmed to be a tool de sxgner usually seen wxth Davld .I f Q . ? ,,,. f I 4 Y . v 'Q , ' H UENV - - ff . . . 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Jon! 6 me stuffed Bcrnlc 15 1 quxet likeable fellow wants to be a good me elurm. dnlnkcs the new 00 5 Alice Irene Brlghl' 1 J H1111 xfnp 1 1111 r Ilnmrm Clkillllttl Ku he .ln 0 u worker 1 41 L l io e frmndlmtss 1 nllkty ton turtd people lltr num nn lcrtst IS Vernon -3 us Ulllf VI U Nan noted for her abnlnry to laugh llkes SWll l'll11lI1g dxsllkca unrtlxablt people hopes to be a good setretary .1 1 '13 lack Thomas Bnll dl unter l nn nu I1 easy money eK.1ttmsa 15 s. of lm many LllXl Ls lm bflglll 1dtas .xrt wtll known t us ll 475 Lewns Cadmus, I Ht 5 okuy ulful more r 1 ut my Lev dsumd to be forest ranger mam mttrest IS swxmmmg, usually seen vuth the boys Campmg 15 hrs hobby :F di Paul Cardnnale tu may 101111 r I1 may u I I gn 01 0 ur Corky lxkcs brumttcs irom 16 K0 60 guts hunung and nalnng 1 lot dxslnkes Llxe new look Us 'T I - 'lf' ,, , 4, r , ,a Q ,I :J -1' X fl ' ,I . 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Beatrice Carlson bowl ualurv vmzlrs H1 I an Bobo dnshltes nosey people 15 noted for day dreammg 1kcs mus1c IS destmed to b a traveler QQ 5 W 'iff 'R gl fa ff 1 ,shi nm ls! ,r Zta 157' A if mia 3,: 'w Lawrence Collerd Aol lan 11110141 noi 100 gay Larry Chshkes people who cant laugh hkes square dancmg IS dtstmed to be successful H8 'vw ruff is A Charles H Conaway, lr Slaluarl arm Heads ty surrcss rs bn 1 In uzll trg Charhe future pharmacnst famous for bovulmg score of 226 usually seen nn Hasler s drug store 514 36 Rosalue Ann Chabler What tlnulfl a girl do buf ba mrrrj Ros IS a future IQPISL 1kes h1story kn1tt1ng 1s her hobby usually seen w1th can Mntthell Anna Meta Collrns YL Soma H1 mtv bruurt ar 11 mu lu Xblllllu Anna 15 a tretkled blue eyed blonde amb1t1on 15 to learn to lee skate seen muh Gretchen and can Rrehard Charpentler A nc a zllou, as be IA an atblth D1c our fotball star a born athlete anms to be come a football coach lb hkes long slurts Pell Teed Colhhs, 3rd Than uuv a luugbmq :lull nz his smile xp has t at hen, t an shoulders loves that beaut1 ful blue eyed blfl hendmg for college well known for those luclts Edward Donald Condnt Women' Can! luv ullh lhem :an t lne without lbcm' Ed IS the sharp character wnth those red socks Women are h1s nnterest usually seen 1n Grumngs just looltmg f fl' Allce Ann Clark zlznte If a llfflll A 1 always quxet and smlhng l1kes sewmg and Coolunb ma1n mterest IS Len destmed to be a housewlfe Concetta Margaret Commarata I lou' uorlz rt fasunuim mr Connte poet and phnlosopher destmed for legal stenogra p y collects popular records 1 mterest IS the Navy seen w1th Jackne AL 1 f lj, f ,, 1 f , .1,f f , , 2 , . 1 1. 1 J JF' L' Lf' 3 A 1 .. 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V X. 4 ' ' 1 Sk' h 'fh , d 1 ,,.. , , .. , , ,- , , 1, n ' ...b'g'l '- , f l I -'yi V, VV 1 u I 1 - ,V l . - it , 1 -. - 11 PP , . 1 1 I A . n . - I ,e I ,U I , , , ' , .Ky .I u X l if Q Lorraine Cornelro A pretty gzrl IX llltt' u melo lx Lolly wlth her frxendly smnle green eyes longs to own a destmed to be a Better Ha f june Catherine Crltchett Calm sure urfh u uorlJl5 air mltlcr hlls 0 humor lhcre Well dressed neat sophlstneated a future model usually exelaxms Mother Nlachrec' often seen mth Kane Hall 'I' Ill Thomas Wrllam Cornell All Ill all a fellow I0 he lrktl Tofnmy ns usually seen m hrs 34 Chevrolet wnth Loss has a wmnmg way mth t e pposlte sex Mort mun uv SU l Ton saw scc 1 ITIUSIC F0 ffl. 3 C IHUSIC Cafeel' Irene Dath Blushmg IS heuullful but somehmes HIF071Ll'Vlll7Il Rene lS noted for her expressnons and blushmg easlly 'Vlam mterest IS Roger plans to be a housewtfe U Faye Lounse Cornwell Galhrr Jr rosvhuls uhzlc gc ma5 A pretty rebel she wants just to have fun pet ex prcsslon Hey Boy' goes around wnth Margne some day wall be a law stenographer Eumee Cussen Her thoughts are her oun Eumce the lass seen wrth Dons kmts socks rn spare txme dlsllkes concerted boys mterested 1n an alumnus of GCHS 39 1 Q 'H Loss Mane Corwm Shes small shes une shes a terror or her sr 4' Small and cute future au' lme hostess enyoys skatmg but not homework re quently seen at the Colony wuth Tommy C Dante D Agoshno Etcry woman tan bv uon Danny IS noted for hrs way wlth the fan' sex usually seen m Newark Hrs future has yet to be dec1ded Henry lay DAurla L1 e rs so Gay Hank IS a good natured dark hanred lad seen wxth Red and Skxp noted for class remarks plans to go to col ege llil f' Q ' . e 1 1? fl. , sw xg ' . 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In 1 ' . . . - Lorraine Theresa DeMarco Quulz vpoflfalivollv and IILIIJ D IS a pretty black hatred 2 noted for her cheer leading abxlnty and bemg cap Ulm mterested m Rnch can be found wxth the gang m Grunmgs WWA Mary Lucreha Dowd W1 ffl duzllx around hu ary Lou the mt: 10 kl'lOlXl'l bs U5 noted for that famous walk dnslnkes shoreless su 'nn ers Robert Easom Plum go auuj uml ld mr vlfcp Bob dlsllkcs homework lS noted for vncanng a pun striped sunt destmed to be an ndnnral no Fam Ann Demarest 1 afhr a 1 Ann IS an tnthusxastxc gal wxth a habnt of talkmg seen with 1 plans to be :A com mental arust -gr Ellzabeth Ann Dowlmg TfJ1'rz' IX no limit tu lJr'r abllzllu ll tsy 15 a tall blox dt xntcr tsted ln a Cornell student u ua ly seen Chl f olhce dxslnkcs vusc buys dtsuny Hood D K Raymond Andrew Dewar An hours! man v noni n av good as his bond Short blond good natured lad seen vuth anet xkes sports plans to become a football Loauh Frances Marne DSurney A xazmz 0 bcarf trouble foo bad' sbt t not double Fran lS the smxlmg pretty bxrl usually seen vuth Frank noted for being charmmg dlslxkts onnons a future sterttary Evelyn Edelson ' Illrr ll 11141415 for lbe mt ' l u vull some day go to C .xllfornua doesn t llkt bl aehtd blondts noted for hung absent usually seen nn Newark Dwlght Doherty Om ubo IX uol a rail lo 715 XL, onny ls mannly xnttrcstcd mg., mpg old a L qnpoys hslung, noted for hns arg.,unnnts pans to be a dairy farmer Q0 lacquellne Bermce Dustan Af full and sfahly as a Pine lat ne t blond ue eyed noted for that ttrtam sanmthnnf, dl5llkCS Blue Mondays usually seen mth Conm and Sally . 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' V v I l rf I , Y., 1 - ,n ' V ' ' ' 'k' 15 all, , bl - 'ABI ps Edward Elener 4 IIA 1 :mu 41 fl uumgl X Ll mar n Buuu 1 an x lm 1 a.,nr s mm m 1 1 xrugk ups 105 X plomogrl Hx mo s hxrvnqrd rn Mt nm, out of school nil- Mary Agnes Fenesy u 1 x i1 rl flu! 1.111 1 IX .xbnlnu um QLSIIITL Indy nf A mu Iur hu .uhm IL Ln ul Sl lu 1 iuturx L IQ Ahce Faber UI uf 1 1 msn LS nn, s A num., dun ,, l1UbhlL Xlbgru llllx su vu lntgrutnd H1 I and momy H' George Adams Ferguson, I u 1,1 l7Ilf om .nt I 1 J l1.r1.,ug xx xx mln xlmrz Lum pxrclw Lr nn our bxsgbnll tum scan 1 dlslllni long skirts Edward Flscher ll It u 1 mm x n vurx 1 Rowland ms 1 Ls to go lmumxm, faux lu su ect smp dnumd to be ,um lnblmgr Sarah Ann Fallon Ill N I HI H11 x s ls x gn 1 not Hurd nut U H SOLIJI WUX'lxLl' Il X XL xSyIx -arms 'Y' Dolores Flllpow g fn 1 Ilklflfl 1 a in v ns 1 ul 1 1 hw Inu Prank IS lux' mam murur IS Lsumd to bu J aunlarx L S rl-5 Q, 'T Ruchard Conrad Farley Y A 1 fl' I I lou Xlllllkkl lxumodt X ll! I1 lx Nlku I X llIk. 'ill L L I 1 xknm, nuud hr bum., ull!! il 1F52 1-AWS, ,....-7 lohn Benlamm Fnlkln Gun mf or of mans u X :nk llku to hxh 1nd aunt u a lx un 1 hr 1 :kgs mms gurls duuncd In by .Jn Llutrlnlan 4-.5 elif' -1 Marylu Ceraldme Fusher num unzxhtnh pa! u L ufluufn 1 xlp mu blun m our L .ns xun math -Xnm s rt dn dnlmln ms su 1 i173 1' 'I ' 0 ' I E ' k I W'fx AIM' flf' nr1n11xf5? Y V11 ' ,ff rn' rr ,ul nn! nf lt JIU. x J P 'I . . . ,. ' ' , W'-K f liku swim . . . un.l 4' XY L, , I ' . Yr :Ju ufuuv fu' nr' xfu x uni tlffk ' H v ' blwl X L9 .Lf , ' wzrrf .NIJ Jr . - I-'N i-510 ' .' V - - ' , SJIIH' i thc gurl that cw lui , V V 1 A l '. l' in'lmlc.x IIN .1 .Wulf Ilfr If Vx I ' - - - UNL-Hf 'Un flu ' uukmlf' WUI ' 1-1- :Xl 1' l k- In Av k rms . . . -gg kn ' j .md . -in-' Arc her HMI. T bm ,X ,T -s . . . lfil. U Hn 'th I Yo I ' Hull '. 'fnln .md i v' I NP' 'rgy .,.lkusg'l' , . 1 ntl . . . dmmk lkc 5 A ...llbf-. 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JD' is o Wllllam Rlchard Flecltner Ill I 71 t llyutr l 1 lllllylvlt lrt hlscbal llli plz 1l 1 0 blalll fall Robert Franck ll Iru1 llfll lldfll ny brarl Bull IS llll clark and handsome IS usually stcn vllth or l'1llI1L sht s hls falorlte sub ttl s ltry trl n dlsllkes gamut Fl 152 l 9 ...a .:'-JY s Ann Loulse Caertner nslllllt uulf U11 uorlll ylllllll fzlllfl fXlll1 ls spultcd Laslly by her syattt Slllllf. Htr maln ln ILYLSI ls lltrlllult Usually seen Vllll l'ayt and lout l18l ,gil J .fs lp-1' Ioseph Charles Flynn A Rflflll flllll Ylllllllll :Ill dll :Il ll l., ll ln ln LS l lllll sttll yt t 31 PIL faynrltt subject Mcthallltal Df3WlI1g dcstlncd to bc a draftsman Sylvla lacquellne Freemen Il! 1 Hui nb my C lt l I L sllglt j.,ll'l w 0 a yshll at sports concclttd people day ttatll HISICPFY around wlth Sally Dlsllkcs vslll some pas -4' til , gjr , , N 1 51 , ls , ' tr K .f 44 Q ' y X , - 4-l ' , Hush ,, QQQQQ11 , 1' ' at 1 sf gvf +su3igi 5?? , l . . . , y - ss 1, 233' ' A? W. f -2. sb V' -, ' M1 l ' lil il f 'lf. I itfff- 'V X , Di-k is .1 future . . . . Q 1 llkcs l..lllll , . . lll.lill interest is L k A wl-ll-ll . . , -s . l . I f K .Wl v.I1 . . . llc is . I yal 1' 1, 1 lj ' V ' 1' l f'l'ml K ,,,V ' wfflvllf 92'fh:j!,L3giFh 'l C.ll't1l1llllll ' ls .l1vc's Li ' ter- x A 'krk I . . . ISL. 1' vi ll Wlltl - , V' 1 m I WC - ' - 1 ' l ' f A n ' 1 1' ' ' b l ., V' I . . l N - ' . . . '-F ' .h - , , ' A 5 ' A Q . rr vm ,' , t ' 'Q ' -- Y 1 I . ' '. zz. J y Q . , as: 1 , I M K I C ll ly' ' ' , , 1 ' . 4 . . . ' . . ' ' L - . U j ..,llc' ' 9 dly... ,fI- - g V ' ' ' . Ja lt 's ll' l'jl Y' l'l is ' . . ' 4, A I . . 1 N - ,, l, A, V.. -sw, 'b V - - D ,, . , ,, . . X . . K W M , ' . A vs I V l 1' V A , ' ' A ' . ', . . . V fr ' , ,- u 1? ' f I I l I t 1 I .. . 1 ,f'l Harold Selden Fox, Ir T 1 ull! cunrlr ll rf oxl ls ll1IC!'tiICd ln auo mobll s usually seen wlth Fddle and hls ear hopes to become a methanlt Richard Henry Funseh Still uatnt rlm 1f1'c'p Dlck s I'U3ll1 lnttresl IS to llvc to a rlpv. old 15,1 lls hobby sports usually seen ln Llothts what cls0 destlned to be an Lnhlneu' lean Paulette Cammond 'li'l lm! tjlldllflfl, lil qualify Ilml Illllllfy ' joan ls small dark and svlet llkts roller skatlng and dantlng usually seen vllth Clrcttlltll and Anna her aniblllfjn IB tu grow O1 42 ,frfisf Chrlstlne Ellen Fraebel Thr mol! 1 urn! ma1 lilllt' nmkrv tbl lldlf bu Chrls 15 lntercsted ln her dog, Whlmpy dlSllkCS ehemlstry musl lS her hobby usually seen wltll joannc and Betty 'F' !Ul leanette Allce Fusaro Laugh if you an' um, FUZTY IS usually seen Wlth Sandy Snobblsh people are ller pet averslon Slm holds her lnterest muslc and danclng are her hobbles Frank Watson Carlock Blau Cmlfml 1111111 your horn Frank as well knovun bteausc of lns nnlmlmus trombone IS lakes gurls who sn nkt lnor :te subleet lnblnslm desuned to be a mnmster Ioyce lune Geiger Hun! uork mur buf! anwm Noted for bcmg, busxnefs man agar of Clarmn jowtcs mam mterest ns luung a good trme usually seen talkmb and lauglnng lxkcs pmg, pong and basketball LPA! Cf-f Salvatore Caffe 11 ll 1018 ull rwuu 1 as II UIAIX 7 Q m te for plaxnng, loot a g llll., l llk llltll ls .un uns: J I urner ns dtsunttl no be a mnllnon arre loanne Carol Gules Sfafun nuull nllllblllllll lurgr os f3YOl'llL Lxprtssron ns Hey kxddo for somt unknown reason c.Ul1l'lLkllxLll rs ltr mam mtcrest s gonnx, to L nurse Clalre Ellzabeth Goodnch Illlf 1711! fill 1111 Claire or boodn. ns noted for donng other peoples homework tngoss plaung, basketball en sum one an li rmee Lstmed to be 2 nurse -in -,I for Ellzabetll Ann Cavan bowl llmqf 1111111 111 mm fu I: 1g1w onds 1 l 15 r 3LLOl'kllUI'l tllsllkts women smokers and bottle blonds usua lx stun ruth Phrl plans to be a secretary saga 'fs ...AF X' ffffw .ilrlal mv'm if if larnes Neal Clerum L1 1 14111111111 fmrlx fl rw! 1 r I nt gootl lookmg found lm Skxg enjoys sports mnn 1 trl k .md oot a dxslrkes :mtl sports enthusnasxs nil -4-rv Fred Caydlck mmf S url 'l Inn Frn 1 tc S nnrerts rs Pe luu3.,l1 xs ptaun ro t lrkts bowlxng sinned I bt an expert 1 burner metlrannt 91 Lloyd Morton Coldsmlfh Q akrr on 11 mum Go ys plan zlm smbals cnoys sporrs but drslxks me new look would lrke become .1 eoatlm firm 6 IX Clona loan Gounaud NIH It Alf 1 on an smn 1n,., .I x mxud lor tl10Sv. nal enlms square tlanunp, uma lx sun vutlm ob 519 H , . ll , f ,I 'a 1 4 s I ' Q ' AF? 4 . 8 1 I J q, n xg NK V r 'Q ' Lf l . 4, 5 4' A C' ffw ,.- 5 ' -ul. l5r'l' main ' -at ' ggy . 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Betty lane Guenther 1 41,0011 111111110 ll a rbarmmg lll It Betty our cute blond secretary to be lakes roller skatmg dnsllkes people who stare pct cxpresslon No lud dmg' Kathryn Elizabeth Hall Ymr ju wma If l1kr' H111 111 umlmr Kaue s usually seen vuth jxmmy wants to secure an ade quate educatxon dxsllkes cruel sarcasm destmed to be successful All Dolores Ann Harrell A HI rmlflm lfllalllfltl Iloores ns mterestecl a eer tam fellow She lukes danc mg., and nee skatunp., usually se n wuth the g,xrls dnslnkcs mobs U01 3 6 ti x wa ,iffy-J ,Q .1 I ' r Ji leanne Gumpo M11w11 bulb charm leanne a happx go lucky gal IS forcwer smgxng nn the halls enpoys music and art usually seen wxth Gordon Betty jeane Ham Look IVIIO fflnc' bear! 111111 unff Betty often called Ynrgnma Ham ns usually seen vuth Bob destmed to b a prnvate secretary dxslme concerted people Damel Garrett Haggerty Wbal part 0 Ireland dnl 31111 mmm' rom' Danm our President IS usually seen m 26 after school dxslxkes people who dont fimsh then' sentenees future breeder of horses Arthur Carl Hambacher Indeed u 1401165 genllvman Art ns found vuth Tons or Don and Duck enyoys baseball dxslxkes Brooklyn Dodgers hopes to be a Merchant Marxne Omccr Murnel lean Healord U3 kllfgllfjlll rfr 11 born Bunm s mam lnterest lles at Cranberrw Iake her faxor ne sports are horseback rnlmg., and svummmg, She ns often caubht day dreaming about ld nc Shirley lane Hakewessell n11111f11al1fx Ilt ll 1 fofflnlflll ll ln school proyeets us depend able and well llked destmed to be happy Donald Hanson A yuulb of llllllf nay Dun I9 a quxet lad usually seen xn Caldwell lownslnp mtcrested nn Aprxeulture enjoys huntmg and Hslung he plans to be a farmer . , 1 l 'S , x A r I -.' . X. 2 f , ' 1-la itll' ' ::::5 '. .gk ' -A QQ' ' z .. A-'r-5.1: 2- -f .fc -sf' - A zzgtg'--5. 3':, gif.-', -'- ' fr a ' --. ..:: - ' - rf, , . V , - ...- -.,,.. I If , ,:.' 1 .. Q Wi. 1..,-...4.:.,! : -. ,H Rnxzxzxs, M' ,.a1 , , , l I PI 'Q , ll - l 1. - - ' ' , ,, . 1 .' ' ' a ' v I ' ' ' . YY f . 1 . f 'H 1. 1-1 e .' ,l Y , . ' ' . A Il ls .V ta rf 0 . . . 1 fun ' Shirley has always been active 1 SA ' ,AI K, V fs, 1 1 1. f 1 'nh 1 ' . 'f ,ll . , . , ' . I . ' '. ,, . 4. V 11 . V ,. . . t v 1 ,Y '- . . . ' Q ' rf , . , nr Y ' ' , ' - '- D - U ' 1 re , -, 4 ,, n a 4 u A y '- t 1 nA , - f , , ,lu K H' -. A vs H - - 1 7 ' y . V I . ' ., IH nf , 1,31 -- , 1 ' 5- 1 ., ' ' . , in - , d . Robert Wesley Hedden 1 11111 Ill, l11,fl fr 111111 IL I I 1 111 111 1 llllkfg lnllll IHILYKNI 15 ffl MH N I I H I H rund tl1 tl11. 111 1s I If bl Um x 'HH I lltcs tl1L nux oo plans I0 ttt a omt Q be 3 P121 boy ntl of l1Lr uw Il llccs bastblll usuallx sttn v11tl1 I av l'Lll4.C Alice lune Hopkms O11 zufb 161 11111111 110111. mtt att a enednct s Pb l1opcs to cameron ,ohh Hlllfnan bcuomc .1 1.l.111t1.r usually 1 111111111 to a 1111111 111 M n VMI Ulu 'md X Unk pruur !vj, C 11 .1 1 r 1111 l1:111tlson1g t s lla s t1111t I 11t1w11 for loul tus ut 1,1rl 1 ,J X, Robert Earl Humphreys Yo dl 1 on 1 111101 go 15 bllllllg f0lIlIIVVUll Hump 5114 toot two cues ot blue alwaxs late or dans futurg lll10lQl10WSa 1nurcsttd 111 pl1o1o1,r.1pl11 football and ftxnales .L- 4 vw, james Randolph Hella 11 1 I 1111 1111 vu ll 1 PlL.l5lllAL PLX'S0ll.1ll!N sttn v1 1 lxu 1 gnyms art 1 nlxkts vo111t11 who unokt 1111 Suu.: plans to ntcr Lol Lbt Lyle joseph Hopler Ir A gr11tl1 1111111 Il bo blmbas mlcr 11 brulr ay 1s .1 sports cntl1us1ast cmoxs sltung seen mth Hrgu dlSllliLS collars and ues dcmmcl to be a pntther for tl1e Xankces lolm Hethermgfon I 1 Qnlar V 1 1 l111 1. 1 ut V111 l'l1ro tl 111ttrut1.1 11 foot 1ll s 111 radno and l1t plans to l3CA0ll1C 111 Ll1.Ltr1s.1an Charles Desmond Howe WIN! llblrllc A111 11111 111111111114 Dcssy 1s one of our basketball lnrou l1kes vxomtn cur argumg WlIl'l Wlulu usually stan 111 Nates Casnno desuned to be a sports wntcr Theodore Ferdrnand Humphreys C0011 bunmr ll ilu bmllb 0 M1 soul 'Teal' 5' 9 mlarlx ll.llfLd vull known for football abnlxty usualls sttn Hllll Bc-tty KlLSllllLLl 1ust xo bc happy and luxe lun U11 I ' f 5 -1 E' 21. fr - 1 .E If Y X2 Ai , 1, as ' . 'K V J 5557.1 is . r. V I 'K HA ff. l'llIll .H F 11. ' , C lily: klo is tl1' tall l.1l n 'xfxi 1X l .lR.,..'---l t Xa: -1-1 b . . . l1i' l1ll11' is hw 1 'V fa' AH 1'l1 i1 11 1f1'1' Il'Y'.H Q x l 1 ' jim I' is tl11: t.1ll lad l 41 E ' ' 1111 lf 1 1 '11 .1 ' -1111 '1' I H , - Il 111' 111' '11l. ' l l ll Gu ' ' .' ' - -, ck l l Bernice Blanch Heath . . . liltcs guns . . , usual-ly wf1- 111 1111 11111 111 f' W' 'l YS --'ff - xfu' llll' X ' ' pl, ml. 1 h rl k ' ' ' V 1 I S a t ll bl l-, l1.1 :1 Y V' r mi 1 ' . . . l' X-J 4 I ' 1 s X 4 i 45 if ' e , ,, .11 ' - T ' 'H is ' 'r' 'rl ln- St. b ' ' ' 1 K 1 I A X B A ' . ' .... ' - UM, , ,V ,1 1- .1 11 it 1.11 U . . .,t'll, l.1li .l ' lv '...lil'c'1'i j ,K .,.111 f, 9 bf V Ml X , ' 5 ' 1l V '1 r' . , , 1 1 , ' ' . rv ' , , jf Q at Carol May lnglmg I I ful I 111 C ol Lge ll y s 11ny med r sn 111 ll1LI II ttr 111 ow u Il ls 9LLI1'Wll Kathy Q tl L WWW lean jackson 1 nf 1 1 an Il ts r skn 15, an Lllllkllll., usuxlly seen 1 11111 tr1111111 1. 125 VISIOIIS ot bttonuny, a secretary QQ f 0 ,,,,,1C9t log! 11 Betty Paincua Iames W II1 iflal bulb kllllullllkl mfb bn um1l1 lb nultd for tarrylnp, lllble fayorlte subject IS art 111 ws I bteome Lvangelxsut Chalk Artlst f lean lameson Nun' frmzblz' lmulzlf fill ffllllhlf' lmubl 1 you A laughmg strawberry blonde Butttrball often seen kmttxng for Rout: Nancy Kane 1 I1 url ruff: :mr Xlllll St tom fllllkl 111 st mol usu .1 1 1.x11ny, 1l11111,x cxplalnv. um Nanet 1.1 ms nlats sn. 1m1or L men pam to be menus ul l'us1ntss woman u1e1 lass txtept when ntl1erv11sc 1221 dxslnkes people who dont laugh wxth her Shes a future beautncnan rs. Barbara Ann lacobs lllyllldflll lr 11 Bo by llkes good looluny., boys drums most of the ume wpnntls her spare 11me nn Past Orange a IS r hobby Adella Hamer johnson O sun! rommon www ll ex tllYVl'Hf zum If ma11'1 Della tall dark and DICC dcstmed to be a good house wlfe mteresttd 111 that boy from Kearny Sydel Kaplan ll ll H1 11m1f1sI1l11pn11l1 Il luxlt and dark Syd wants ut 1 11.11 lnku dam. ln and luxury dlSllkL9 tarthmss usua ly 1s one of three lx 5 Alberta lune lames Tbougb ldlllflliybld vbe 1011111 argm till B rta has a grand sense f humor Inkes to argue and ala confusmg qucsuons Wulluam lohnson lr You ufll 11tlf'Y mee! a more Ilkfdbll Jap I 3 frclkled lad he dehmtcly d1sl1kes that new ook ma1n mtcrest Mary clestmed someday to own a mmk ranth ' ll ,Q '35 Y fit fi flu arlkt fm' fu' 1 gl of I Wig. Q l- . . .1l1. 's K.1 ' fles- ' I' . , . 1111 fo 11le . . . 111111 1 1:st-1l1I. I -- 1, 1 felll ffcltwvy' WU A H XMI, MAH I I I ' ' ' IL' ' un by jua hli' uller . 11' d M. ' , . . a 13 - - ' Ni, J I, h , . ' j . . . 1s . ' go- y suv' ' , 1.' aj ing 11 l I 1' l.1t' . . . l l 1 ' 5 ' ' ' - ci, '-,Ik-3' Ig: f b ' ' - ' ' Y Q' 1, , h r . . . X ' A ' 9 , 1 14 . . . , , yt l '...rt'he ,, 1 ' ' 'E' - l- u ' . , U .V J 'x . - 'J 'uw '42 .1 C . .I I ' f 0 . ' Y l. I ,Q I . 'I - . A ' V f Y- j dxslnkes smgmg cowboys. 1 1311 L2 Y yay Alf' 5 1 1 I OJ U 1 1, 5 ' Ry 1 al . , X . f 1 f ' . . fi 1 ' - fl . Qmlj ' fl . ,.' V , . . .4 xpf- bi . PM -. , .. - , hu, f .Q - ll, 0 t an N ' n ' ' Q ' ' ' I ' 1'.' V' .H if .1 -1 V- XX! V . . . ' . . . IS - srl . . Y , ' ' ' f f 1 bl., , ' ' B'll . , . - ' . . . 1 ,, ' - ' , . V ' t V A 1 , ' 0 .H 1. ' . 'hhi 'lv . lolz '.'l1cr... -- P.-11 ' '- 1-3' 4 ' 1 . . . 1 Y K '-ll '1 ' el - 'Ill' l ' ' ' .' '-cl by' ll P. .' D . . . l' - -If A 1 1fd . . . l 1-ff Donald Kashuba The mm! 1 :mul machine ma rx la! n Tall dark quncr and sery mcc a future mmrstcr goes around wnth Art rg' Dewurte Talmadge Kersh, lr Up aml coming Tally rs noted for hrs black and yellow Packard re pannzs car bumpers for a hobby dxslxkes reckless Clrxvers Shxrley 15 hrs mam mterest Catllerme Theresa Kelly Surly a girl uav born surfers Kay desuncd to be a busmess woman loses her Cl'ICWlI1j, gum interests movlcs musne baseball and that cerram boy one of the t ree Ks .5 Dorothy Lenore Kosby I nner choose lo stoop esby ns the gurl wnth the lovely complexnon mrerested rn havmg a good nme nkes Hnstory and Readxng es uncd to be a rechmcran Dorothy Klwlor Small and Sure! Wzlisome and Neal Dotry s mam mterest xs a cer tam fellow everyone notnces her deep eyes lrkes to dance dcsuned to have fun nn lxfe Florence loseplnne Kelly Qlllff lnxoml bflll' Flo hopes to become a Texan housewxiv. her mtcrest IS ames usually seen wrth the three K s Margaret Katllerme Kmdsgrab Wurnz rrendllnrrr fn mle rarlely A cerram twm mrerests Cure chen noted for her lovel clothes wants to learn drnve desuned to be a pnvate secretary 1- Noreen Kenny Wbrri Imb Fwv Arr Smrlmg Reds mam Interest rs to make I sucecssful nufsc wants to be the nurse of a handsome pa nent noted for her lovely anr l Barbara Susanne Knrclmor Sin' ualks rn brautg like the mgbl Bobbnes mam mrerest m lrfe IS to have fun and she always oes lnkes to km: and swnm enjoys Hnsrory Rrcllard Earl Klnmbaclr No! so quul as he uould appea Dunk dlslxkcs vnomcn smokers ns mamlw nnrcrested m hununp, and nshmg would like to become. a good plumber l-23 5 I f 's 'V . 1 1' f Q 's ff J.. f 1- 1 ' Q lk L rr - rf-n ' . . . 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U A H I' 1 . . . 4 ' ' , h rf' tx' Howard Gerhardt Knuffgen The llllflf mm: nnllllgr HI nmflz S np 19 noted for lll5 IIIICYCSI 1n lied Sow l1kcx sports hopes to beeomc athlctxt d1rcv.tor 1n a Collage Nancy Ellzabeth Lang Pom mrmfnmv fa m 'Nance IS mtcrtsttd 1 a Cer I2lll darlt hnlred man D15 llkcs short skn-ts w1ll some day be a successful buyer records are hcr hobby Santa Loubuso lru 111111 Hub u gounl AIIXPOXIHOII Sandy 1s dark and short dlSllkL5 gnnny, oral talks noted for talkmg, Wllll her eyes hll' lTl2ln lnlLl'LSK IS Lars usually setn vuth jeanncttt 241 'DU' Norman Konner A flow I0 It Ill: I Norms mtercstecl 111 tl1c Cald well CJ.1r.1g.,c mpes to be 111 the automobxle busmus d1sl1kes people who dont lxltc PIHC Brook Q3 lohn Charles Leeds A gmlltmurz umf ullflrlc llffdilllllllllly aelt lxkts .1 dark l1a1rs.d sun 1or blfl and xports noted for h1s football abllny us l1kcs Monday mornmy, quarter baelts - I I E382-wc'.:a, Nancy Mane Kraerner On ILIIIXY 0 song xhr vrnzlt uc soaring Nans ma1n mtcrest 1s s1n1,1ng dlsllkcs rude people enyoys readmy, 1s destmed to sxng., Carmen at tl1e Met Arnold Edward LIQIIOII llwrflly uzlzmm Ill any IUIIIPAIII1 Arnold 1s a football stan at L1 C, always l1.1s a 5l1'lllL for a sure io be .1 suceess at anythmg, Patrueua loseplnne Lucnano Who run lzrmu bn uml rem! hfr tbarmb Sparltlmg brown eyes that s at she. wants to be a success plays the accordwn beauufully usually seen vuth a certam boy CCA4f: I WM Mane Loulse Kunlaslc H r mum a tymmym fmfmlurlly Rec 1s tht 1.,1rl always illll mg and l2lUl.,lllIU., noted for her cheerleadxng usually seen w1th aek destmed to have un ,MN Robert Lohrneyer met are lm uuyt Moosey noted for h1s qu1et ness lS ma1nly mrerested 1n sleepmg expects to be a m1ll1ona1re at 21 usually seen 1n S1lyermans i fT A M Q , A ' I ff - - . . 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H YV -' , V , A ' - 1 1 ' ' ' . . . is f ,f Mary Ann Lum Goorl nature xx an element surfrsr Mulhc ns usually seen wxth Tool and Ahce mam m tercst rs the opposxte sex hopes to be a nurse Clorla Margaret Mallula Sbl bar fuo cyl ro so t and blue talzr can' Gorv rs that shek c rc whose mterest rs that famous lueker faxonre subjects are clothes and the new look usually seen mth Pell My Helen Lynch Tb: xlfualmn ls urll m ham! Helen rs the gurl vuth the trum mterest ns at Rutgers a future medntal assnstant usually seen m the band ! Thomas Patrlclt Maloney Comulj Jun: :an auag Toms mam mterest 15 havmg un usually seen vuth those who go to sehool early IS undecndcd as to hrs future Ruchard Messner Sltxp dlshkcs women wlth lots nt mar pzunt usuallx seen vuth the boys noted for slteprng, often heard saynng Hay head nfl ? Harry Maelntosh lr I1 ll va ron1f71uuful Applchead ns tht shy boy usu ally found vuth Phu and the gang hrs hobby rs planes 1 Davnd Harold McCurdy lxnoululgv IS lwun Mac hkes everythmg nn gen eral vuth the exception of Solid lS noted for bemg the chauffeur reading and swim mmg are hrs holilnes W Marlone lane Maclntyre nl VIIIQIII and a xmlll ur ull MSFBIC A Lute redhead wxth mee elothts usually seen vuth Don dnshkes vnuous gossnp future eol lege student Raymond Clifford McEvoy Ray mam mterests are sa lamx llverwurst and pot cheese usually seen ln Caldwell De has fphotog aphy for ahbb o y ff, all f Ellzabefla Barbara Mesxaros I rballrr rhaitrr ax I go Bettys mam mterest ns clothes usually seen nn a dnther noted for her neatness es tmed to be loved 525 . Q . . 3 I A 'l ' A ' ' 1- - v- f l All p , , .5 --jj ll I 1 I . I 'I 1 'P Pft . . . ' .W ' 4 -I A , .. ,, iff , ' ' ' ll l I ' .,.,V . syf nf M x Q I Viplg V-is X A ' X ip pe e lte on fs? sie ' Y :Quiei man but a good one. 5, rv- wr. fx-A ' .. ' . ' S. ' ,, ,, . . . 4 , ff 'L , ll l . h :XC 1 I V ' 'I - '. ' '- ' '.. , . . I L ff! l uf 1' .. . ' , . fl fl i . f -V - - . 'Y . . . ..' ' X ff iff' I.ifr's im. I l K' V ' . . . g f ws I H ' 'V ' . ' 'I ' L H ...git l 315 'er Frank Angus Miele When fl bmomvv ncuvmry io bln 1015 bln The Cat xs noted for blulllng lus way through tests mam mtcresr ms Frances destmed to be a deep sea dnver Wilbur Henry Muller Capable thats me Look laughmg boy ns Wlls pet expressxon sports and Q6 Donald Mrlne A rzgular rllou, Usually seen wnth Helen ns noted for annoymg a certam teacher boxmg ns has hobby dcsuncd to be successful stamp collectmg are hls hobbies George Duggan Myron If dxsllkes N Y Yankees destmed to be a bachelor ral' Carl Rudolph Nelson Hn bcrghl null br Ihr rn muff' 0 his smuu Carl xs forever ln a hurry seen vuth Hank cnpoys skaung and swnmmmg hopes to become a salesman i261 A nz' and likeable gen! Georges hobby IS sports mam mterest IS m Lrvmgston George lnkes Spannsh and Phys Ed Destmed to be a draftsman 4 , 4 1 W0 mr George Edward Moore lr A car I1 flax kups Un' blur: auax Eds hobby ns auto mechanics llkes salcsmanshlp hates V 8 Fords destined to run hrs own busmess Ferdunand joseph Napolrello Snll walcr runs dcrp Ferdxe IS well known by us all as a grand boy Art ns lus hobby destmed to be a West Pom: Cadet Wnlllam Clyde Nunamaeher My candle bums at both Lawrence Harold Moms Ir Thr wont 0 vmnvr ll can Yfdlllj 0 fmrpzm' Larry llkcs to hunt and fish angc has ambmon 15 to be a Mannc Oflicer Anna Marne Nasuta Hx the vplnl noi fha' .U r that zounlx Anna ns the petite brunette who ns lmercsted ln a certain fellow danchg IS her hobb X dxslnkcs cancer d peo x rmls N Wnllnes mam mterest ns Annap I 'WL 015 hopes to become a Naval oilicer noted for get :mg mixed up nn all acuvmes e , , K . . IV , . 2 ' '42, N of , . Y - Y , l If V , V l V , Y , Y A Tee ' i .fnl - A ' y 5' nfs ll, ' 17-H tgziifgif: lf'f,l,?f 32 ' fft ' ' ' ' ' - wr 5 A 1'5f '?f X V 2- s . . . M , ,aw L H .N s ft, V V . . . . af ' 'H f sg f . I ' ,p i ggy 1 - - rv , ,n 1' N r s' if ff ' Q - - - I 1 . . . l , . - . . . V rv , . , ' Q , li .II ' ' - K . . . usually seen in West Or- , . . . . ff , n , . .. - ., - .. , , . Q .I I V . . s s o YY 6 ' ' '!l. . . . . . . ' I ' wa K . .... ' f. - H . V ' , E .U . . YP ! ' ' ' 1 I - A , 2 , Z 'JV 2 , .rr ii I ' ' it . . V f A E . . . . I 'T lf 4 - - V, r f-1 s 3 'N ' Toll ,l K. . ' ,,I. 1 an 1 , I 1 -- . . ' , K l , I 'j 7 ff ' 'f- Q -, . l xfkrw N 1 I l A ' - 'f f' Y J .: r zni ' .rw '13 jk ,Y pf V X 1 V Ama 5 s 1 y , as 5 it , V V' - -1 ,' f , :I-J. - ' , N :so .Q E 4 , if, . . , . , - Ju V kc -.3 52351. l' . . . l, ' X ' x ' A u 5 llf'q,-'l 'if' ' . .. ' ll ll A1 ' , 1, , ,, K ' ff' ' ' ' . 1' , f ' --x., . TR. ,' - I X , , V . , x K . ' . . . ' QNX X , 1 . . . ex ' K I - r' x . 1 x w ' X Erna Olderrnann Sf ya It ml an goml x orl lrmt ltlsts spor s her hob btes lI'lLlLlLlC horses and SWIITA mtng seen vstth Altec ambxtnons are to travel and fly 94 Robert R Petronacl B lltr lata Ibuu 2l!'llY at ns often absent rom Skhfllll llkLS to llnkbl' Wlllt automubxles hopes to be an arc ttttt 0 m the true 1 5 busnness I George Louus Palmer O Shep tu a uomler ul ll7llIQ George has tht ambxtxon of be commp., a trauler mterested nn sports dtshltes gettmg up for school fsgf X loseph Mlchael Palrnere L1 1' xt yur! our bug laugh oe ns noted for that laugh ltkes baseball but prefers women ns usually seen xn that sta tnon wagon Kenneth Edwm Phtxenmayer The hgh! hurt lun long Phu finds drxung and wntnng hrs mam xnterests noted for be ng., ldttor of the Com well Hlbh Column fjkdijgj--,Q M, I -,,,, CV NLJV 'r- f fx JJ Cordon Rhoads Post f Hn ambzlum lanout nu nxt Gordon a tall blond as noted tor bemg, Edxtor of thxs Clarton hobby ts photography dtsuncd to be suteessiul Nathamel Wlntman Pierce A man of hrxghl an uorltlly uIYL!Ul71 Speed 15 tall dark popular destres to ovsn :1 car as no lnlung for women drnvers enjoys Ftshnng and Grunmgs alms for success Vnrguma Pellow Mtn! uns rtrr mmlrsl kflflll ll nny 1s a utr sh a usually seen vuth Catherxne and Dot destm-.d to be success ful nn whateyer she attempts Lorraune Evelyn Pnlnt Frlrndlzmss ts ber ur ut Clothes are her maln mtertst she ts noted for her halr styles dxshkcs nattmg for anythmg hkes Shop best 'N ,at Barbara Prestlftlnppo A good wmpamon and tary nr rl Bobble hopes to become th owner of a dress shop yoys trymt, to dance usual ly seen yuth Marbc and Dot C U71 Q? H ,ns . - - ' . ,ae ' Iii' b Gi 1' '. q , y' gl . . . . :JV L, ff -K - -X -n V. . . . V - , , 15.1 . ' 14, J! ' ' . I . . - gf ' . ' ' ' - J V' u h, 1 , Y - f ' . .Pl 've , fn 4 'ir of a . ' ' I ' ' I . . , ll P 'Y' I J M f' - J ' . . . ' . . . A f ' - . I h ' ' ' ' A ' ' V . . . is A ' . ' i 1 2 ' I ' - U K. V , , 'U mentator and writing the Cald- 3 1-P, H V f I' I N . ,I ff' . V . . . ' 37' . -' y-I V A ivf h'1- r A 'len' -- ' x i' V1 . D I I- h 5 D l aww JC fs fl l' if .Aff L .' ' 'L' xsg My 11 A 4. R H . ff n h V glitz ' .el .. N . K u an QM I ' A I ' H . . . en- Sidney joseph Preshfalappo I t,tl0faX bl fum I llmmzmzlut lulma S s maan anttrtst as t lim k lyn DnLla,trs what as L .I nUlLLl lOl' btllll, 3 plll O -na lune Audrey Relaberg l rnfya fha fa a If there as a good tame theres une her faworate subject as tall and blond hopes to be a buyer dcstantd to bc happy iw Perry obms Hrshrn' Ibafab rry as hal, boy mth t e gran on has face who as usually seen vath has camera h as dcstaned to be a doctor 528 Mane Ellen Qumn Slllliblllt Killa, Imp :mat ure Ullllll an Ina fvarmllulala Marae as usu1lla seen Wllll Nan pl! JWLYSIUN I5 k0lI1g homework tht future wall find her as a buyer Don Harlor Raelaardson Though! IV alaapar Ibam all sfmzh Puffcr lakes Latan has had four years of at anttrested In hornlng plgLOllS Sports wants to run a four manure male Beth Rae wat aaaaatu ll fa napiaallml Beta as a mall brunette as lakes daslmal fratnds cts antt to ht 1 donors walt the dotwrl Whatty of toursc Harold Raedmger lr Thr n ll nom llka bm: num Harlowcs mam aaattrtst The Caldwell Mens Shop eatanp, malk pods usually n h sa an the a Theater Prlscalla Robanson Openly qunl lm! 0 fan oo s Robbae as her na k name lakes to hue a good tame lakes Spanash svaammang roller skatang svsammang daslakes bubble gum noted for knattang red socks Wallaam Franca: Re an Win fwull Nu faaal fault all llaa gum! Inn How tours Bool7 mam anttrtst as bupcrsonan. Axaataon skctthana., aarplancs noted for pullang up people s es future Lord knows' Gerald Robbms Thru a mumble In Ihr man errys pet aversaon as poor sports noted for has base ball abalaty destaned to be a pro baseball player ' TR Q l - . - . 7' Iv ' a ' - 0 I ' fitl' ' 1 ' 'Q ' ala-' 0 - 5 ' '- . . . l lj' bav- ' ' N b Il . . . - ' -A ' ' H- - , - , by. ,V U .r p . X CY . . . 'I I '- A' l ' - ' ' ' ' ' I ra' ' - lug I1 I -a '- ' . . . .as - 1, - 14 .I in . . . g 'lr' 1 A W ft-I ox K . l 't ' 'v ' ' .' 4' ' a'a. ' I g Q ',o1 '! l -Q ' ' M ' ' ti . . . Il V K ' z l fs H IX ' l . 4' I' ,L , Y ,AI -' 's ' Q in' If life. I A . . g , X j . . . ' ' ' . I qu x ', 'G E? see wit 'a 'l U l P Tk ' 1'. ' ' ' . ' I A J , . .4 fa- U ,a If I -- VI 1 U t H I, W X F-X - V ' - I I1 fa y - I3 .ar A 4 . D . Pe ' A t ' ' h ' Y- I x ' . V C 2 My Ralph Leon Rosenfeld A man um auf fwzurlul ns a baseba n would luke to become manager of New York Yankees usuallw seen ln 'Yates Casnno :Ov as Cafherlne Margaret Sa ntuccl :win ll 20111111 I 4 oor ull my Izf 2 S H1 IHICYLSK Ili, Nam ns altxass runmm, f or the bus seen tuth Irene urll be .1 future :eeretars 'Ol' 7 B' m any , mn, i 900 1 'V George Wulfred Rousseau Ir 4 mm! agucafvll !'YH1If7dlIl0Vl George dnslxkes lnng slurts ns usually seen vutlw Done nn lddx L xx ould lxltc be a llornst S -aiu 5 g hyd' 4,w 4' Clara Anna Rupp X If Q ntll IH N HI I Ill Il ll aft li Ufllllll X ll bl XL Lllll lohn Anthony Ruch 3rd hmfd lk 1 as square tllllklllj., T A P ml 1 Hmm H no Ld for her lug, nuls guzflrmru Tall blond and lnnclxonu ei track and slum noted for lump, lute lor th rstrx B1 s DW AS Y CTU mlm the two L ll!! Chnshan Fredenclt Schnender I' mull nl uztlmnt urnmu I f Vlfllll 1 I C rls IS noted for Ilut La 1 Agnes Ehxabeth Schmldt rl u I 1 Q!! rf IC ll.l lx fl Commentator orhte destined to be .1 famous hslur C llnlllh S ln 1 Rum Mane Schachel 15 to hav. fun enpoxs llluslk. Simih H uh I1 and art dulnlus oral reports 1 wants to :rn l Rez. vuth the lostls blue eyes K a future e1t17en of Conn ceueut likes to kmt and lnltes Shorthand clnslnkes suenth perxod seen vuth Robbnc lane Ann Schoberf uhh! nr 1 fzwpl -Xlwass happx mort 0 vuth ob lame ns noted lor her Cll!T1plLS and bangs dnslnlus snub, man 'im if W5 7 'S' loseph Schussmann D mlmn nf a grnllunui oe nltes L S ll:-.tmrx us nn terut tl K noted txt lm mntmxs destnmd to be an .mreluttet A . AM! M ' F A' 53 ft . ' ., I Q ' l ff' ' 5 .,,. I do .6 , ii . Ol .lf P ., P f F an K 3 A X ' f- ' A X 'l:1. A me 5 A 7 A lf f . K lf-fe 'fl' 'ff V ' i , A 4111 ,Jul r II'Y'Il.U K , -ing R7 Cl ' ' . 1' cc nt ell 1 K .5 frffa. ofa ,L in - ,, K. 1 f. 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NUM , wb, I ,f , ff Y :AKD 11 4 H ' ' . 2, K y' ma' ' 1 is l ' A Q ' Mi I kt H1 rl 'rj , ' L H cfi , 1 I ll- V hu f J ll '. ,g...l'- ma' in ' ix we Ci'il War . , , l ' x . . n 529 Alberta E Schwemberg A quit! nrmlly girl Berts mam mterests are wmter sports and that certam some one ns noted for blushing dxslxkes concerted males Margery Edwena Srevers Good nature cmzlvs in ber arf Marge IS noted for her smnle usually seen with Carol and Kathy dxslxkes jealous people favornte subject P A D clestmed to be a housewxfe wha Pamela Lee Snyder It s mfr' to be natural 1 you rc naturally nur Pat lS the small blonde cheer leader usually seen wnth Kenny mam mterest sleep noted for the dxmple m her chm no 30 lk-4' 5119 loan Lounse Selleck A qlurl girl o strrlmg war ll xx more than all thc gold on curlb oame lnkcs to cat favorxte subject musxc noted for blushing dcstmed to be a Laboratory Technncran ,393 ea ffl T Lee Warren Sludrnore A fiend rmrlwd with thump: upon the bank Warren xs usually seen rn Ve rona noted for followmg Louis Puma destmed to be an alumnus HK' R6 Tannette Elaune Shaw GllYft'll1l1X bar rg v o blur, om but jr! io mn! a rnml to trur Tannette lxkcs ehemnstry plays the clannct to be a good dcstmed ,ao Robert Royal Slllrer Out upon It I haze loved, 3 whole days together Slllte IS the tall dark scmor who dlslnkes the new look English 15 hxs favorite subject Samuel Sokol A little nonsense nou, ana' Ibm xx relzsbed by the best of men Sham ns usually seen ns fathers store favome sub yect Chemnstry ns lnkes work destnned to be a store clerk cant'- WJ 'Bi Brllle Iuanlta Sllerrer Mum uazrv ftcrnul uamlt Blllxe IS usually seen vsuh jean ackson mterestcd m a rtam bov loves dantmg bangs out tern c Boogne 'NVQ' sv' 'T' Raymond Alfred Smrtlu A man o silent men Ray plays the accordnon for a hobby xntercsted m a very special glrl noted for hrs carefulltj clnvmg wg l V , X 'v-.f, if V . 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' 1 '- . .fit - wlwl George Spiegel Worr5 kills mm' Wh, du'9 meg nnttrested m urs from Bloomfield usually stan mth tht boss hopes to be an msurance salesman loan Clanre Stouffer Suu! aml mufvc' m all tu urs oan hopes to go to dramauc sthool usually seen mth te lxkes to go o t e mownts and drunk soda pop 3 lohn Ernest Steffens I Hllllbll a vuhyul I gr! fnugbt -l ns talled The he by a has frutnds lakes Fnglxsh ns destmed to be a world traveler Katluerlne Marne Strus Slat lrulv a rharrmug am! torzlcnfml ll Kat nt as destmed to be suc cessful nn everythxng she under takes lS much quxeter than she appears always agree able and pleasant Dolores lean Swan A uh: on wheels Svsame 15 noted for benng tall ns Interested xn a graduate roller skatmg ns her hobby lxkes musnc Margaret Helga Stoll A llfflr hz! tbl! ulll go lung u Tex IS noted for her speed ln shorthand usually seen ltnlttlng lxltes Clancxng, destined to be a housewnfe Rrcllard Lee Sutllerlln A rlendly smile or ull Duck ns noted for hls wxndsor knots and ues has a mnllmn hobbnes Irn rsh ns has Elvira Ruth Storx No! many run play as lllll Vra ls urls 4. fo tc school bus sle lnkes 0 play the piano hopes to be a teaeher In X Rlcluard Burr Swann A buutmg uc will go Yes huntmg and guns are IS hobbxes Rush xl noted or that walk lxkcs shop and lans to be a tar enter ,L Lw favonte subject .80 W A3 lv' Herbert Anthony Swendeman Truly Hr Halb a Mzgbty Wlllfbll Nlusne ns Shortys' mann unter est and he plans to be a pro fessnonal smger likes bowl mg, math U11 E V . , Q3 L ll -9' t- ' W 7 A - A s'l w 'A 7 A ', Q Q A f if ' 1 r.1,h i ,N V :ffl f' . . .ss . 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JVM MQ- Ralph Todd I umk mlm frrx u II1 dlllll gui up uor uphead dislikes work likes Manual Training wants to make a million with out working lulia Tutuska Gimrallt spralzmg hrs ,guzcraflx sptakmg ulic is usually seen with Joyce and Xlitli dislikes conceited people is dtstined to be happy l32l Michael Testa Ulllt'Sl you bear his name' vullrif, AY0ll,f, srarrrly know brit fbvrcf' Nlikc is usuilly seen alone likes mtchanital drawing lmpts to work in electrical con Slruktlon dresser hopes to shorthand is cr subject 'F 'Y A 1+ T' we as f Betty lane Theiss Sft t a azorlfr u lb ll rx oly ct oic of our ctecr leaders she is usuallv seen with Teddy dislikes those who spread rumors destined be a ousewife Kenneth Truscott Hex OK' What more ran ur ras? Beef cats drinks and sleeps agrieulrure is noted for being, a grand boy will end up a farmer David Lawrence Tyson WH Il IX ,bf Hllflffldl Idllglllljtl' ul' mankind plays the piano always wears a bow' tie destined to be a hotel manager ills Ardyth Thomas Slllltlllflt Ill bfar! and hair' rising, is e s maxn in ttrest usually seen with she likes ck e peo a doctor M1171 and Nlarion P A D dislike e destinai to Wilma Turnbull Knoululgi ll ally uulrtv lt it gunlitf by gran' Wi ic is the girl seen with Ilunice likes history dis ikes tatty ir s future nurse V ' . . . rrp-JJ' f ' i 'I l ' v','biV. ' ' in is 1 I - V! 1' . . . V.. I R h' . ' , - In ' V 111'-'s'Rd ' ' 4- h . , , ,' 1 , . .... y ' 'I EAI - 6 P . . . at M' nf , f .f, K i y .4 ple. , ' ' ' iz. ' g J ' ' ' ' . . . A ' ' . . . T . . . is a . . . be a . . . ' ,, , ll ' - ', , H v ' l . . ,i ,, Vllv af, I I H ,ll.l,, , ' . , . JT' T ' . .l 1 I - I . n . ' 'l' , 'g'l...isa ' 1 ' ' wr. M, 'Q fm-f1'f's - . fl ' 4 si 21:51 - ' - J - V. . 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Alice ludy Williams Nofhnzg IV rmfmvvlbl' I0 a u1I1111f, luurl Alma om of our 5,1rl athletes l1kes sv11mm1ng and basketball tr1cs to do cvcryrhmg t once dcsuned to be a smger 'Num Masai lalnes Ronald Wilson 1 pal I lfdl Weasel hopes !o become a college football player 1kes H1story but I1V0ldS Enghsh spends l11s urn 1n MonLcla1r Ir: bw' 1 1' 1'-111, 1 1 - ' 'K 1 W , Li- I V Ni f 1 ' 1l 1'll1. a 1: wi f . 11. lj 111- .1, '- .1 . i X' ' A 1 f A . ' . . . is s .Ilj ,' 'L I ll Will- ' l . l 1-'llc . . . p '1 f 1' if 1'1 1' 111. ll I , ,Y ,K 1 t S' ' ' Ilg ' l ' . I. ' 'Il . . . . 1 , ,. l, sf A, h . . . . H 5 F- YK h Y . A I ' ,, -V ,, -1,-. hh! .-.?1-f 4 1 A ' . 11111 1 , . ' K lil, 'N 1 1 1, 1 . ' ilk 3 L 7 ' I QSM, .,', ' 1, 1 15: E2 nflf, 114 1 l A' -IQ-- ., ' F 1 Iv? A my . ' M11 1- -- .dk. ' h 5. , . E I I. . . , I4 .' ' ' ' is 1 ' d ff , I ,l -I -' . ' U l U . ' . k , U ' ' Gajl ' - Al . . . 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J E' R1' ' us lll' u' Ck b'1' l . . . - ' will fin l in 1 ' 'J gl- Lrllran Beatrlce Wolcott A fall boly lzaur room or a lug brarf I IS noted for her lb altrtude enloys must and sports would lrke to be a foreign secretary , -if lli 1-aiu Ralph Norman Yersrn We all ran! be senouv 15 a tal fellow vuth a crev cut plays forward on t e basketball team noted for nonse destmed to be a sea capram Eleanor Nelson Eleanor 1Nelson entered our school too late to be Included rn thus book Eleanor came to us from Rnehmond Hull Hugh School rn New York Cnty 2' Y' 'Nr if Robert Henry Wolf U zmlll mu lm! u fn rm! lwnml Bob as verv much interested rn photography hopes to be 1 subject rs Physncal lzducatlon ls Lucille Genevieve Yetran Your Iorler an' lrkr Ihr razcn Brown eyed Lu wants to be a professxonal sxnger usually seen vuth a smnle drsllltes concerted fellows mam n terest IS haung fun George Thomas Qumn He ubo my lllllr rs um' Bud rs noted for worltnng nn Grunmgs l5 usually seen gomg to night school noted for bemg absent from school Dons Margaret Wooldrldge I um flu mnnunb 0 Il XI Yl Kmttmg cable socks rs Dons fawornte pasume engoys Vlr Cxordons l'nt,l1sh class destmcd to be a lnght opera smger ,ff 'wmv' Iolln joseph Zavoda A Iourr 0 rtnngfb n br Usually seen nn that 35 Dodge T e Poacher he called lnkes luunrnng and trap pmg wants to be a drafts man 8? lp 1 Frances Wrlh Don I Ill fha! rnf ban on wu Penta ntl lxanred Frances rs usua ly seen vnth lcannc O linen dnslnltes homework enloys dancnng wr probably be a housewxfe Marulyn Zlgenfus Glrxltmng han eyes 0 blue Ziggy s hobbxes are ltnlttmg swnmmmg and bowlmg ns lnltes the new loolt mamly mzerested rn the Organ and wants to be an orgamst Thomas Xavser Zoolltoskr A man broad sbouldered or the task Zoo s mam mterest ns makmg people happy noted for being hrs Mom's Honey ambnuon as to be a Physical Ed teacher i351 t. 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S-I Alma Mater Hawk 0161 llfe bzllf Comer Ibe found 0 mzzfzf Lzffeu and bear Tlvofe lone! 0 harmony Tn rlve J'0lHId Pledgnzg loze am! lojalfy Blue and ulule Om bd7Hl6f brlgll 7r11llJ and lvmmr C110 111 lfglz All lfgellfer ue ulll umk ll e lull fight ue ll Il for C,1lJuellH1gb iv A, , M !v , . y . 1 , , ' Of .1ll70IlJ'c1Ud roifef. 1 I D . . J I 2 . . ,4 , . ' 1- . ' l life X Bk -s-, 'Ig YY .-lf H 'D '11 agar? 3 Qu Tm! 'ly :qv- '1'5 53s , n . Un' I S .xi F I Q:-1, 'wx W I-ww lu: -1 K .I-H1 q,1fA li,,, M, ' -fa, fu The Dreamer Wafrb your Fingers! Before the Pram As our senior year draws to a close and graduation day is quickly becoming a reality, we would all naturally pause to remember many of the interesting events which made our high school life so en- joyable. Even though the coming years will lead us in many direc- tions, some to the business world and others to college. we will al- ways cherish the memories of the time we spent at Caldwell High. In our freshman year, due to the large enrollment, we felt that a finer school spirit would be attained if we were to know each other better. Therefore, in October we held a Get Acquainted Dance, This affair was the highlight of our freshman year. ln our sophomore year our school day was changed to seven periods, preceded by an activity period dur- ing which our assemblies, clubs, and homeroom activities were held. lt was during this year that we welcomed Mr. Rutter to our fac- ulty as Vice-Principal. Shortly after we returned to school we elected our class officers. They were Bob Van Dyke, president, Betty Guen- ther, vice-president, Joyce Weber, secretary, and Wilbur Muller, treas- urer. During this year the class decided to sell Caldwell buttons as a means of raising money, In Feb- ruary we held our Soph Hop. It was well attended and made us feel proud that we had sponsored it. After the season of spring sports we all again went our different ways during the summer months. When we returned as juniors we welcomed a new principal, Mr. Rutter. Mr. Elsea, who had been our principal for 32 years, had re- tired the previous june. We felt the loss very deeply, but realized that after such faithful service, Mr. Elsea deserved a rest, His place has been ably filled by Mr. Rutter. Because we had a great deal of work to do this year, we promptly set about electing our new officers. They were Dan Haggerty, presi- dent, Wilbur Muller, vice-presi- dent, Barbara Kirchner, secretary, and jerry Robbins, treasurer. Our first undertaking was to sell Christ- mas cards. With the money earned f38l Smile prolly for the camera! from this project we gave our sen- ior friends a wonderful prom. It was at this affair that the Ring Ceremony, instigated the previous year, took place. At this time each junior was permitted to wear his class ring for the first time. After this, our school activities went on as usual until the end of the year. When at last our senior year arrived we entered school with a different outlook. Because we were seniors the other students looked up to us, and we had to make a good impression. Classes were con- ducted more informally than in previous years, and our whole atti- Big Haul Are you rrarly? Buddirx The Discus Tbmurr UL tude in general was on a more serious plane. As our leaders for our Senior Year we chose Dan, Betty, Bobby and Joyce. The sale of magazines being a success, we then took time out to follow the progress of our football team. This year our team tied for the Confer- ence Title, although Summit was awarded the trophy because they had beaten us. However, the most important thing to remember about this football season was that we defeated Glen Ridgelll After suf- fering thirteen previous defeats at the hands of the Ridgers, we finally accomplished the heretofore impos- sible. Being good sports the Glen SS HIST RY Ridge team presented our school with the football which had been used at this game. The fine support given by the cheerleaders, the band, and the student body helped to make this season a success. In the fall also, a canteen was started through the action of the Student Senate, which was held about once a month. Most of these were well attended because a variety of games and entertainment was planned. Then came the basketball season which we all enjoyed and then on March 6th, we held our Senior Ball. The decorations for this af- fair represented a Southern ball- room. All of us seniors and our 119418 dates enjoyed this evening, and it was one more milestone along our High School journey which we will always remember. The following week, March 12 and 13, the High School play, en- titled Lavender and Old Lace, was presented by a talented group of students. This is always one of our most exciting events and it was very successful as usual. As this year's issue of the Clarion goes to press, we, the seniors, are looking forward eagerly to the 'lun- ior Prom, Class Night, our Senior Banquet, and hnally Commence- ment. Adierz. Wbcre 110 we go from bare? Good luck, Tom A1en'l we having a wonderful time' in LX W 3 hulk by Ls Us J .40 SX ml V- U. ML V4 S Jw WN .Hx ps 'I 1 IRIN' W Inn S Aim! P Qfml zr Duk Clurpcntncr Birbara Ixxrphncr Dcvntt lxcrsh oc SLIILISSIUXITH Lou Wxcrdo Lou Wxerdo Dcxx1ttC harsh Unk Ilcakncr ken Pntzcnmaycr Irymg, WCIlLillllg oc Vcnnc Dnk Ch.1rpcnt1c.r W1lbL1r Mueller Tony Cuouo 4' O ee, Bc!! Lfiflllflg' Klthry n Hall 154 fl Du 1 md Nuuy Img, PL 2 11451 Lorrunc Dc Marco Be rl Dune: Blllle Shcrrcr Qlllc rl P it Snydcr .Mo if Pfufcd Nancy Lang: M051 I zli 11116 Lorraxne Dc Marco Clqfs Bzby Batty Guan Mllff Vu rzlzln Pat Sny der Mun Axblcm Mary Fenesy Mm! Bflffldflf Betty Txylor C.!1lfA1Il!ltfIIl Hclcn Lyngh .248 X 3 ' 4 f Ian H0171 Q N' BETTY GAVAN IRVING VUENDLING XL? 1 Q? 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The Kerfhmobzle gf ki I h 'lf he Cbarp You wolf, Flea ALBUM 'll' W y Q 'QM Ann Gaertner ean hard al uork Monkey fee Monkey do T95 1' 1 lun, 5 ou mzgbt bme been a J dog: 1 e benun 111 baby But' R., Smzle or lhe ramen The Czldzzell Tmmlnp b Hou about a rbeer gnlJ9 ps , '5' FY, rf-5 ,0 Z :X 'uw' 1 'A Agni? , Sw' ' 3 N K f 1 ll I .f ' .ja A - h ' I A D 55.1, , X Q, W 12 , A KN' i ' K fu' Zigi? 2 Q I I V I ' I 1 V - 'f' if 1, X ' i ' '- 4, -X ' . 19 ff rs, if VGQ71 ' lf, . 'N-Q i J, 3 Ya ,gg R ' ' Q - 1 he ? l'AQ1 'ef 14' i F' f .5 W Q ,gl ,. Ls Y, f K A ll, .- Q y 'LV K YW fy y K 11? f 5 V . . L. y J. ! 1 M J Il' a ' If . ', , Na. 49 .4 4 f ,I Q N Q Q V y . ' L Y ' . K . K-Q Q' -5 - A I ' f 4. 1 ' f ' ' oyf. ' , K . Q . W LTP 4 -wffviivva-xgwxyQQ-'SI'Z'-,,i X 5: X' R ex X e t J X .INA I K ,il K fir C A -, R515 A K K We, the graduation class of 1948, on our To Jeanne Seigfried, Nancy Anderson leaves her departure from Grover Cleveland High School, out of town fellows. ' being of Sound mind and b0dYf do Solemnll' be' To Donald Sherrer, Dick Farley leaves his size 12 j 5 queath to next year's Seniors, the following attrib- shoes' 4 5 Utes, faults and Oddities: To Audrey Collins, Mary Fenesy leaves her ath- li To Mr. Rutter we wish to extend our deepest jctjc ability. B thanks and appreciation for making our school life happy. To Consuelo Wiberg, Betty Guenther leaves her attractive blonde hair. Barbara Demarest Shirley Hakewessel leaves her green eyes Sally Taylor Nancy Lang leaves her sophisti cation Audrey Collins ean ameson leaves her ever smiling face anc Pantley eanne Gumport leaves her voice Sam Gelfman immy Heth leaves his non conforming taste in clothes oan Sicben Alice Hopkins leaves her gum Howard acobus Bob Humphreys leaves his height ack Riddell Dessey Howe leaves his basket ball ability anet Stringer Nancy Kane leaves her accent Clem Culvert ay Hopler leaves his shy ness Ray Errickson Frank Garlock leaves that slide trombone George Rieder Betsy Dowling leaves her school spirit Barbara Krell Ann Demarest leaves her en thusiasm Ralph Apel Dwight Doherty leaves any un hatched eggs Faith Dugan Dick Fleckner leaves his piano fingers Bill Pedlowe Bob Easom leaves his line To Anne Duncan, Lorraine DeMarco leaves her argumentative ability. To joan Swaney, Mary Lu Dowd leaves her walk. To Georgene Ernst Marylu Fischer leaves her wardrobe Bill Venne Tony Cuozzo leaves his syncopa tion Bob Vey Bob Franck leaves his cuteness Nancy Morris Marjorie Maclntyre leaves her red hair Coly r Crum Ken Pfitzenmayer leaves his swivel chair Rosalind Lawshe Barbara Kirchner leaves her pleasing personality Bette White Marie Kunjasic leaves her danc ing feet Paul Carney Skip Messner leaves his ability to sleep in class Arnold Berg Arnold Ligouri leaves his way with women Marion Zahn Pat Luciano leaves her accor dion Muriel Blazek Alberta ames leaves her flute Otto Schade Perry Robins leaves his camera Marion Zahn Claire Goodrich leaves her sec retarial ability Eleanor Sarka Gordon Post leaves the joys and heartaches of thc Clarion Anne Coleman oyce Geiger leaves her talka tiveness Mr Mitchell the girls chemistry class leaves 5 n 7 ,1 5 the echo of giggling voices any reckless unior Dewitt Kersh leaves the Kershmobile all the faculty we bid fond farewell and leave qq the memories of a joyous if not nerve racking Q Qt: In testimony whereof we hereunto affix our seal this day of une in the year of Our Lord B ' One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty Eight '. 4 F Q Nga? 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Ur-2 X ff J ' Y ft f 2 I , 1 Ahl, Joyce Anderson, Arizona Apel, Ralph Aromando, Anthony Armando, Patricia Baldwin, Mary Jane Barber, Anne Barton, Patricia Batt, Russell Bauer, Richard Beck, Doris Bell, David Berg, Arnold Berry, Ross Bidault, Ruth Bischof, Daniel Bischoff, Lawrence Bittman, Shirley Blakely, Eleanor Blazek, Muriel Boehmer, ,Ioan Bolan, James X i Bolton, Edward Bonvini, Rose Nlaiie Bottone, Frank NXQ i Boucher, John k Boyer, Nanette Lf Bracuti, Arthur n Browne, Mary Bruno, Marie ' Burrier, Gloria Capko, Nicholas X .J Q u Carine, Dorothy 'N Carlson, joan 3, A Carner, Robert 4 . ii J Carney, Paul I RX 'I Carstensen, Anne f Cassel, Robert TT Castilloux, Phillip 1 Cenciarini, Maef'- i Clark, Robert Clark, Shirley Closs, Thelma H81 Carson, Edna v C Coddington, Arthur Coe, Robert Coffey, john Coleman, Anne Collins, Audrey Conroy, Robert Cooke, Gloria Corneiro, Edwin Cornell, Thomas Crowther, Russell Crum, Colyer Culvert, Dudley Damato, Annette Dassing, Bernice DeKorte, Marjorie Demarest, Barbara DeWeil, Ralph Dietz, Edward Dittiger, Peter Dugan, Faith Dugan, Robert Duncan, Anne Eager, Kathleen Ebert, Marceline Eggers, joan Ekeman, Anna Elsasser, Mary -Q, Elsum, Ruth 5'-Ericson, Edwin .., v. wErnst, Georgene flirrickson, Raymond iiFarrell, Dorothy Ferlanto, Gloria Fischbach, Leonard Fisk, Elizabeth Flinn, Robert Flynn, Margaret Fox, Allan Ganther, Anita Gaydick, janet Gelfman, Sam Griffith, Raymond Gruen, Fred Gubernat, Emilie Gutknecht, Charles Halprin, Doris Harrell, Patricia Harrington, Marigenc Harris, Selma Havas, Joanne Heath, Robert Heckrotte, Joanne Heinold, Robert Henry, Virginia Hipple, August Hobson, joan Hoffstatter, Edward Hofinga, Marilyn Hogan, Anna May Hotopp, Kenneth Howe, Winheld lmhoff, David jackson, joan jakobeit, Mary Lou jawbus, Howard Max K. Vorwerlt Gierschick, NY'alter Adlma, Goldblatt, Elaine Grenke, George Howard Jacobus President Robert Flinn Vice-President Marigene Harrington Secretary x, , af' up C Q- . ter x , x K' t . Sam Gelfman Treasurer UNJIO Jacobus, William James, Joanne James, Willis Johanson, Ralph Johnson, Howard Jones, Joshua Kenter, Arnold Knopf, Viola Krell, Barbara Lambie, Virginia Lawshe, Rosalind Leatherberry. Nanc y Lenda, Alfred Lenhoff, Etta Levitt, Stanley Ligouri, Edward Liska, William Littman, Lorraine Lombardino, Rose Long, James Lopez, Angela Lough, Margaret Lucas, Marjorie Lucas, Robert Lunde, Margreta Maline, Frances Maloney, Edward Maltese, Marion Manuel, Edith Mariner, Barbara May, Robert McCabe, Donald McCullough, Patricia McCurdy, Joan Mclntosh, Marilyn McNally, Ronald Meelter, Morris Merltlinger, Grace Messarosh, Marjorie Milburn, Donald Miller, Cha Milone, Valerie Misegades, Paul Mitschele, Roger Molisso, Domenica Mombert, Louise Mooney, Thomas Moore, Edward Moore, William Morris, John Morris, Lawrence Morris, Nancy Munson, Randall Murray, Mary Needham, Evelyn Neff, Charles Nellie, Lee Nelson, Eleonau Nelson, Jane Nelson, Joanne Nutto, W'illiam O'Connell, Patricia Oster, Eugene Pantley, Jane Parker, Lois Peck, Audrey Pedlowe, W'illiam Peter, Shirley Petito, Florence Filipow, June Pfister, Hewing Phillips, Margaret Pierce, George Porter, Althea Potts, Alice Potter, W'arren Purcaro, Nicholas Quinn, George Raney, Thomas Raube, Lois Regan, Richard ichardson, Elizabeth iddell, John R' der, George iley, Beverly obb, Alexander Roberts, Patricia Robson, Muriel Roche, Marilyn Rhodes, Betty Rosenfeld, Ralph Rosengrant, John Rosenthal, Arthur Rousseau. George Rubin, Richard Ruch, Kathleen Sacks, Gladys Santucci, Filomena Sarlta, Eleanor Schade, Otto Scheel, Jean Scherer, Donald Schilling, Joan Schilling, Robert Schmidt, Henry Schneider, Barbara Schork, Frank Schuvitz, Doris Seymore, Douglas Sherrer, Juanita Siben, Joan Siegfried, Jeanne Sigler, Roderick Simonson, Neil Simpson, Joan Slobodien, Philip Smith, Carol Smith, Dolores Smith, Raymond Solomon, Bernard Sontgerath, Jean Spaulding, Ole Stasse, Edwin inehart, Paul Steere, Julia Steffen, Barbara Joan Stevens, William Stierle, Lore Stringer, Janet Sutherlin, Robert Swaney, Joan Tambuscio, Albert Tanner, Jo-Anne Taylor, Sally Testa, Sidney Teri, Dominic Theiss, Marian Then, Herbert Tobin, Angela Todd, Dorothy Tucker, George Tyson, David Ulrich, Jean Van Ness, Donald Venne, Vfilliam Vey, Arnold Vogler, Herbert W'addell, Nancy W'agner, Emily W'ahlers, Joan Vfallerstein, Allen W'alsh, Patricia W'einstein, Gloria XVhite, Bette Jean Vfiberg, Consuelo XY'ierdo, Louis Wilkes, Charles XY'illis, John Wilson, James W'ilson, Marilyn Vfilto, Bette Vfinans, Alden Vfortman, Carol Wright, Robert Yancey, Arline Young, Robert Zahn, Marion Zoltar, Elinbeth H93 Abdalla. Cora Anderson, Charlotte Anderson, Marilyn Apple, Vera Aprill, Betty Lee Baffa, Theresa Bareiss, Ifberliard Barnard, Nelson Baumgaertner, Barbara Beck, Barbara ,loan Behringer, ,lolm Benesko, Alex Bie7ak, Thomas Bidault, Betty Bilotti. Patrick Bindernagel, Maureen Blumenheim, Richard Bollinger, Flsie Boniface, Raymond Bonvini. Guerrino Booth, Mary Lou Bork, Janet Bradley, Gerald lf' ' Bradley, Robert Bray, Sally xl . Broderson, Arthur Brown, james , Browne, Joan ' ' Brugler, Germaine s Bruno, Marie Brusclii, Frank Bryant, Thomas Brydon, Phyllis Burgess, Carol Bush, lilinor Carlin, George Carinan, Lloyd Cannon, Gerald Centolanza, Anthony Chard, Irene Chesner Lillian 1 O Jr . - 1.- Citro, Anne i'yLQJN Cla lilymondnq Lwjg-V gd U, ,- g I. Cohrs, james Collerd, Ruth Collins, Donald Cook, jerry C9 Cordasco, Salvat - Corwin, Jaelg.4v,g! If A Courtney, Blsiaef K Cox, Gertrude Critcliett, Walter Curley, ,lohn D'Alessandro, Rita Dahl, Shirley Dalton, Cynthia Darnsteadt, Walter Davis, james De Finis, Howell De Finis, james I Dt'Mott, Barbara gf De Samis, Rosalie A Dey, Mary Dilley, Dolores Doran, William Donahue, Gloria Donhauser, llannelore Dowd, Thomas Dowling, John Downey, Mary Downs, Barbara Dressel, Carl ifckhardt, Frederick Fdeburn, Mary Fdson, Charles Engdahl,Uames Fricson, Nancy Ifrnst, Barbara Everett. Meta Fee, Virginia Feyder, Ruth Fisher, Helen Florio, Alfonso Florio, Robert Flynn, lfdna Franz, ,loan French, lidwina Fritz, Jack Fryer, Gilbert Fryer, Wesley Fuhrman, John Fund, Joseph Furlong, Paul Gavan, Clara Gelok, Robert ,xlfdvvt M Joseph Mesics Vice-Presidenl as . Qs I i ,1 C X F , 0 J A-'ii ' A 1 'J ' Charles Edson 73 ' Aja 175' 1 President , 1 'UWA ,J f A ,fl 'JLIQ 1? K ' . ,4,4ff uf ., Aj I 'Y if ' - -1-t .. - Siirfd Dahl Secrehry I ,,9 'E' 1, 1 - ' ., .1 115' -fan, ,ix tara' Mrs. G. ith Advisgn xW. 7 Sandy Walsh Treasurer OPHUM lRlE fii'cirgcQ, liltin licrlvcr. llarrx tii.i:nhatixi.i, Nlaric tiiannctzi. Riilst-rt tviirili-n. Anna Ciray, Paul CIYJY. Peter V Circen, Nlarilt' Grossman. Ilsi Cfruen. Ciuth. Al ' Cimlutl, r d IIJUSUH, llanson. , ne Hart. Virginia llautf, Betty llaytlu. Ciilbcrt llcnilry. lfranl-t llcrtcriclt, Roberf lleydorn. Barbara llicltctliicr, Stephanie Higgins, W'alter Hlavka, Richard Hlavlfta, Robert Horn. Shirley Hofitatter, Richard llowiu. Flora Hubbard, james llyer. ,lacquulinc lngling, -lunc ilacobus, Barbara xlgicobua, loan klamcson, -laiiet klcn-im, Mary lolinson Anita nhnson Dorothv ohnion Sa lolinson james ooa ack Rrausc ldna Rahant Larry Kahant Barbara tiizlt-r. l tl-nn Oli rnatl. Xlililrcil i ahicr. xallv 'r-ihn. Rnhcrt Rrithucr. Cariilxn Rintl. Betty' lamb. lame: lucianiv. Anne Lupii. Xlicltaclangcln Lutl. Creiccntia IUII, kloieph Madden. Walliarn Niativucci. Ilorotliy Hain. Rathrtn Xlain. Richard Nlalimr. :Xrnolil Nlariner. llmrnas Xlartm. Robert Xlarxin, Ciarivlxn Xlaxturwn, Ilvmiiil Niatyiltu. itevtn Nlaxcy, Leland Xlcfiann. Robert McCarthy. Thomas Xlcfilicsriey. Paul Xlclieon, Llohn NlcNlccltin. Xiariorie McMillan, Ronald Nlusics. klmcpli Xlcyerx. Limlsat' Nlillcr, llarultl Xlillcr, Richard Nlills. sloycc Nlinrhornc, Cilnria ILS. IL LJHHL Xlo uso ohn Xlonier Patrl a Nloontt Barbara Nioort Uatil Xloort Ro cr Ninrris lqlomas Mulligan Doris Nelson 'Viartha AA S ,pa Niles. Lois Ollcrcnshaw, Almeph llacclit, Barbara Parker, lilla Mae Pascal, Walliam Puck. Frances Pistcrxim. slolm lliercc. llriwcilla Prestiin, Richarv Price. Beverly Ramio. Albert Rasmuwcn. Harold Randall. Lionel Read. Walliam Reddington. Walliam Reitsrna, Joan Restivo. Fina Rice, Florence Richardson, Marvin Ricg, lrleanor Roach, ,lean Robinson, I5li7abeth Roggenkamp, George Rotentein, Morris Rosenthal. lra Rousch, Roger Rouser, Norma Rousseau. Ruth Russell. Thomas Scarpelli, Anth y' Scharlat, Louis . Scher, Sandra Schneider, Edward an Snader, ,loanne Speer, Fugene Starcltc, Theodor: Ste-Ylinis, Virginia Stcvcni. Roberta Sri-wart, iiuy Stewart. klames Stutltinger. luis Stout, w'llll.lYTl ilianner, Nancy' Taylor. Barbara llihccl. lfranlt Thee-l. W'illiam Tlwornas, Barbara Thorne. Carol Timm. Louis Trio, Marion lurton. Aldye lutualta. kiciirgc ilivnan. Dayton Yamlt-rlmnf. Beverly Yan llaelst, lflcannlr Yan Ness. William erxfult, Vera-. 'cyg ,lean W'acr ca ne cr, c 'allace. ranlc Walih, Alexander rd. jack W'atts, john W'ebber, Margaret Webster, Rachel 'f Sannanaro. Mar' X I W'a . ,lohn f L W 0 X. Schubert, Kenneth , Schutzenberg, Ernst Schwciltert. Fleanor Searlcs, ,loan Sherwood, W'illiam Slioolbraid Donald Sigler uertrude Sigler Walter Sisco Homer Skinner Robert Sloth George Smith Irene Smith v Smirh Lyle W'einstein, Irene W'eisS, Hilda W'hite, Elaine W'illiams, ,loan W'illis. Patricia IHQHS ohn inchester Philip Wolcott Calvin olcott Sally right Doris rltt Walter Wyatt Ruby Yahn Betty Zuna Edward 1 Adams. Patricia Aiken, W'illiam Anderson, David Anderson, Nancy Apfelbaum, lidwin Armstrong, Joan Armando, Connie Arra, Patricia Atkinson, Lorraine Bagnole. Dolores Bahls, Barbara Bailey. Eleanor Baker. Jesse Baldwin. Nancy Barone, Barbara Bates, Thomas Batt. Richard Battershall, Connie Beers, Nancy Belder, George Belton. XY'illiam Benson. George Bischoff. Barbara Bitrell. Robert Bliss. Stanley Boone. David Bork, Xvilliani Borman, Vfilliam Borriello, Constance Bovensiepen. joan Bradley. George Brady, Robert Branin. Georgette Brewster, Barbara Brown. Charles Brown. Peter Brunner. Marilyn Bryant. Daxid Caesar. Phyllis Caneell. Leonard Cannon. Kathleen Carlin. George Ceneiarini, Clorinnla Centolan7a, Lrma Charles. Arthur Chichester. ,lohn U23 Christy Barbara Clark, Arthur Clark, Frank Coburn. john Coe, Gilbert Collins, Mark Combee, Elanor Condit, Kenneth Conroy, Patricia Coppinger, Ifdmund Courtney: Thomas Cramer. ,loan Crater, Lucretia Crowther. Douglas, V Crum. Stephanie Q Curley, Richard. Dankowski, Gene Davis, joanne Decker, Helen Del'ini5. Doris DeKorte. Beverly DePaolo. Peter Dellidder. Henry DeVaney. Patriuia Dey, Carol DeBella. louis Dil7ell. XYilliain Dittiger. kloseph Dravesky. Anne Dressell. Arthur Driscoll, Norma Duliore. Xlarxa Lggenberger, Robert Lhnes. Nlartha Illifritl. Betty lllis. Nancy' l rriekson. Yerni n Lrnst. Ldvsin Iislava. Traehy l:.lI'lCl. Robert Lenske. George Penske. .lames llerlanto, Eleanor Iferrera. Dorothy Lieger, Alma Fishback. Malcolm .- s, fs.-fr.. H., 'M . 1 ,. :ai ,.....- . A 4...-f' Ch Z' 1' Ci ii X YI? f A X Marva DuFore W'illiam Vfeber Vive-Prvxiilcnl Preszdenl Jacob Harris Secretary 'll x Joan Harrison Treasurer Mrs. E. Rizzio Ailziivr RTE .,- ,,.7ww.:piff- - ,. - Fitzpatrick, Lois Fitzpatrick, Raymond Foote, Cynthia Formato, Ralph Fortman, Helen Patricia Fox, Shirley Frantz, Ruth Frey, Jack Frint, ,Ioan Funsch, jack Gaulkin, Charles Gaydick, Robert Gefiinger, Donald George, james George, Mary Georgia, james Gerkhardt, Ralph Gilbert, John Giles, Nancy Glascock, Dorothy Grammig, Richard Gryska, Mary Gryska, William Haden, Phyllis Jane Haines, Mervyn Hamilton, Robert Hamilton, William Hammett, Sally Hamstra, W'illiam Harris, jacob Harris, Leonard Harris, Ronald Harrison, Joan Hartmann, Bruno Hayes, Cynthia Hebrank, Albert Heckman, Donald Heim, Alan Heiser, Clifford Heth, Harriet Diane Hoffstatter, Thomas S MEN Haffstatter, W'illiam Hofinger, Peter Hold, George Horter, Barbara Humphreys, Douglas Hurd, Phyllis Imhoff, Beatrice Ingalls, Robert Intili, Karen Intili, Randall jackson, May jacobus, Barbara james, Gail James, Harry johnson, Carl Johnson, Richard Jorgensen, Rita just, Betsy Kelly, George Kirwan, joan Kilpatrick, Doris Kiwior, W'alter Klersy, Marie Klumbach, Fli7abeth Knopf, Ruth Krause, Fdna Krieger, Nancy Krueser. Henry Lattman, Mary Lawrence, Iudith Leonard, Paul Levorse, Agnes Lewis, Carol Liska, Carol Lucas. joseph l.urie. Richard Lynch, Jessie Macaluso, Daniel Maclntyre, Fdward Maguire, ,lack Mana, Arthur McAvoy, Patricia McConville, joseph McGuire, Philip McIntosh, Catherine Mclntosh, Drothy McLaughlin, joan McVeigh, Janet Meade, Robert Messarosh, Steve Messina, Angela Messina, Margaret Meyer, Genevieve Miller, Peggy Moldenke, Millicent Molisso, Anna Mooney, Ann Mooney, Mary Moore, Kenneth Morgan, Shirley Motley, Gary Mueller, Bruce Mueller, George Muirhead, Robert Munson, Mary jane Murphy, james Mykietyn, Olga Nanfelt, Robert Neff, Robert Neu, Emil Neu, Helen Nicola, Jack Nodzak, joseph Nolan, Thelma North, Clifford Northrup, Mary Nunamacher, Robert Nutto, Joan O'Connor, George Olsyn, Michael Parkes. Barbara Parrinello, john Parrish, Helen Pelletier, Dorothea Penkoski, Theresa Percy, john Peter, Betty Q , rs', Pfeffer, Richard Pfister. Alan Ports, ,Ioan Potter, Maurise Quinn, Richard Quinn, Ronald Rahill, Richard Randall, Clayton Reid, Jean Reigel, Victor Reitsma, Barbara Rhodes, Robert Richardson, james Ricks. Lendell Riedinger, Arlene Riley, Thomas Roach, Dorothy Romano, Canio Rosenburg, Arthur Rosenfeld, George Rosengrant, John Rosengrant, jo Ann Rosenthal, Evelyn Rousch, Joyce Rudolph, Mary Ann Ryan, Thomas Ryerson. Harold Sachs. Flizabeth Sample, Charles Sample, Frances Samules, Alan Schaub, Marilyn Scheiber. lrving Schiani, Helen Schilling. Claire Schwartz. Patricia Searles, Fdna Searles, Fdward Shadis, Alan Sisco, Kenneth Sirnonson, Virizinia Slayback. David Smith. Carol Smith. Ruth Soaib, jane Sommer. Marlene South, Charles Squire, Peter Stasse, Gerald Steffen, Doris Stier, Shirley SIOY7, Adolph Strub, Conrad Tambuscio, ,Iune Ternyik, ,Ioseph Then, Roland Todd, Alan Tomaro, Charles Trivino, Alan Tynan, Douglas Unfried, Sally Van Ness, Carol Van W'inkle, Donald Varick, Katherine Venne. Claire Volger, Myrtle Voorhees, Adele Vreeland. Roger W'aggott, Harry Wagner, ,Ianice W'alker. Anne W'.1lsh. lileanor W'anamaker. Ronald Weaver. Vivian W'eber, Carol W'eber, W'illiam W'eeks, Clinton W'einier. Louis W'esll:ofi. W'illiani W'liite, Richard W'hitely. planet W'ierdo. W'illiam W'ilson, Kenneth W'ilxon. W'illiam W'indham. Shirley Wolfe. Thom. Yancey. Robert Yarborough. Christopi r Young. Yvonne Zahn, joseph Zoolkoski. W'alter Zucker, Charlotte U31 '?Q1:w vs? mug. 4 5 Aff rf' 44' .ar 5 Qc' rf II f as nv? Mb- 'S' ,J J 2 U1 Xiu UP I Cuff x I lin 4..y, 4,11 PMI I ln1,l of . HQ? X lF 00711 Bolstered by thirteen returning lettermen, Cald- well High School's 1947 Football Team was one of the most successful in our history. Besides these thir- teen veterans there were many of last year's outstand- ing j.V. players and some new discoveries. Under the splendid coaching of Manlio Boverini, who is in his fourth year at Caldwell, and his new assistant, john Brown, who also did a marvelous job, the candidates went through an extensive program of drill in fundamentals and scrimmages with other schools. After several weeks of hard practice, the team shaped up like this: At left end was Paul Carney, a good pass receiver and fine defensive man, at left guard, Teddy Humphreys, a converted blocking back, at center, Arnold Berg, a sparkplug on defenseg at right guard, Tommy Zoolkoski, an excellent down- field blockerg at inside tackle, Arnold Liguori, our fine heavy duty mang at outside tackle, Harry Schmidt, an offensive specialist, at right end, Lee Nelke, the smallest man on the team, at wingback, Jack Leeds, a fine versatile runner, at blocking back, Frank Bot- tone, one of the most valuable men on the teamg at fullback, Hank Pfister, a hard driving line plunger, First row: John Brown CAsst. Coachb, Lee Nelke, Pell Collins, Theodore Humphreys Richard Charpentier, Arnold Liguori, Jack Leeds, Thomas Zoolkoski, Manlio Boverim fCoachJ. Second row: Edward Liguori Robert Anderson, Arnold Berg, Raymond Dewar, Paul Carney, Salvatore Gatto, Harry Schmidt, Alan Pfister, Frank Bottone Robert Clark. Third row: Robert Light Russell Crowther, Kenneth White, Dudley Culvert, Samuel Gelfman, William Braue James Wilson, Dick Farley, Neal Simonson James Glerum, Donald Valk. Fourth row John Curley, William Doran, William Nun amacher, David Bell, Donald Kashuba Gerald Bradley, Donald Shoolbraid, James Brown, Robert Van Dyke, Jose h Mesics Firth row: Richard Hoifstatter, gack Heth erington, Jack Rosengrant, Lou Wierdo Jack Ward, Fred Eckhardt, Dick Main Charles Edson, Kenneth Shubcrt. Nelson Barnard. Sixth row: Donald Bradley, Fred Goduti, David Imhoff, Harold Johnson Homer Sisco. Seventh row: Ed Condxt Mgr., Ralph Yersin. Mgr.g Douglas Sey mour, Lawrence Morris, Mgr., Thomas Bryant, Mgr., William Nutto. E561 and at tailback, Dick Clharpentier, a brilliant passer, runner, and signal caller. These first-stringers were relieved by such able substitutes as- -f-- Backs: Pell Collins, Sal Gatto, Lou XX'ierd0. jim Gleruin, jim W'ilson, Ray Dewar and Bill Nunamacher: ends: Jack Hetherington, joe Mesics, and Billy Dorang linemen: Ed Liguori, Dave Bell, Sam Gelfman. 'lack XVard, Pete Crowther and Dick Farley. The first victim was a big, but inexperienced, Bloomfield Tech team. Sparked by Charpentier and Pfister we scored as soon as we got possession of the ball and ended up by winning to the tune of 3-i to 7. Next came Passaic Valley. This time it took us exactly nine plays to score. With Charpentier tallying 21 points in the first half we romped to a 39 to 0 victory. The following week, with Charpentier, Leeds, and Pfister giving a beautiful exhibition of ball carrying, we rolled over Madison 45 to 0 in our first conference game. Then came Springfield Re- gional. Hampered by injuries, we were upset by their hard fighting eleven, 25 to 6. Millburn was our first big conference game, and after four quar- ters of bruising football we came out on top, 15 to 13. After two postpone-ments due to rain we finally played our ancient rival. Glen Ridge. and with a decisive 18 to O victory ended their fourteen year winning streak over us. The following Saturday we suffered our second defeat of the season at the hands of Summit. Then in our annual Turkey Day classic we were held to a scoreless tie by Verona in a hard fought, grueling batrlegwkinding up the .season with the impressive record ot five wins, one tie, and only two defeats. At the end of the season several boys on the team received additional honors. Dick Charpentier, our superlative left halfback, who led the Suburban Conference in scoring two years and the county this year, was named as a backfield man on the All Metro- politan team which includes New York, New jersey and Pennsylvania. He was also chosen as a back on the All-State and All Suburban Conference Elevens. Arnold Liguori and Tommy Zoolkoski also made the All Conference Team at right tackle and left guard respectively and Arnold Berg and Henry Pfister were awarded places on the secopd team at center and full- back respective.ly.!jr 45 ..f , if A 1 jar - On December 8th, Chief Bonnel called the first practice session for basketball. Watching the prac- tice games, things looked good and our hopes were high. Then the season opened. The Alumni game was well matched in the first half and the boys were kept on their toes. Then Howe, Carney and jacobus went to work and put the game on ice for us with the score at the end 32-30. The Chiefs led throughout the game against Welch il! Montclair College High. Dessey Howe led the boys in points with a total of 14. Jack Riddell and jacobus played very good ball and each helped to build up Come lo Papa! U81 BASKET .fm I n - W , , A 1 I First row H E Bonnel coach Lou Wrerdo Ralph Yersin Charles Robert Van Dyke Skip Knuttgen John Brown assist coach Second row Jack Steffens Jack Riddell Howard a ol s r J c u A nold Kenter George Rieder Neil Qrmonson Phil VN in chester Ralih Apel mgr Third row Robert Wlartln Ken Schulert Boll Qkinner Paul Furlong Bll Doran jerry Brarllcy Alan Pfister Bryan fourtney Jack Vkard the score Berry a set shot artist was high scorer for College High The final score was 47 28 in our favor Caldwell tasted its first defeat against Mont clair Academy with the Hnal score being 50 34 Montclair led from the start with Mickey Dwyer high man for them Caldwell was next invaded by Summit who put on a splurge in the third quarter which totaled 23 points Roger Pott stood out in both stature and points during the game. Being 6 feet 4 inches, he scored 21 points during the game. The final score was 52-41, their favor. jack Riddell x I .f ll3AlLlL burn even though they lost, 63-47. Dessey scored 23 points with Rieder second high. with 10 points. College High took over in the last three seconds of their game to win, -43-42. Howe and Carney both starred in the Summit game but Summit, being the strong man in the conference, didn't have too much of a job to stop Caldwell, 48-36. Caldwell then bowed to Glen Ridge, 41-35. Yersin and Howe led the Chiefs in a well played game against Glen Ridge, but the Ridgers held the lead in the final period, winning the game 37-28. Caldwell nosed out Madison in a thrilling game which went into over- time with Caldwell coming out on top, 54-49. Rid- dell, besides racking up 20 points, also played beau- tiful ball, doing quite a bit of ball stealing in the fourth quarter. The Chiefs entered a losing streak starting with Verona which we lost, 38-17. The ball was bouncing off the rim but none was going through. Caldwell played better ball against Mill- jumping lack! shared the scoring honors, both scoring 12 points apiece. The Chiefs were next invaded by Madison but the Chiefs put on a scoring spree to come out on top, 47-43. Down in Verona the Hillbillies ran away with the game in the final quarter and the game ended 53-35. Caldwell ended its season against Mill- burn with the Millers winning, 48-36. 'N f --- wi Ballet Don t use tba! but Chxef 60 Yer out' Front row Paul Wnherg Edward Bates Jerry Robbms Thomas Zoolkoskl Mlddle row Dudley Culvert Jay Hopler Duck Char pemler Donald Howe Ceorge Ferguson last row Harms Bonnel icoachj James Vhdmtr George Oesman Jack Leeds George Braue Lorman Epstem fmanager BASEBALL Under the coachmg of Chref Bonnel Caldwell opened 1ts baseball season wxth five stranght wms and kept rollmg along untrl they reached the Greater Newark Tournament where they were stopped by Columbna rn the semx finals The most notable game of the season was on Aprrl 27 when the boys rode to West Pomt to play the Plebes ID a very mterestmg game wrth the Chlefs commg out on top 64 jay Hopler star pltcher pltched brnllrant ball only allowmg four h1ts Caldwell moved on mto the season playmg hard and fast ball to become the Suburban Conference Champnons and were also mvnted to enter the Greater Newark Tournament Morristown was thexr first foe rn the tournament and lt was a very excntmg game endrng 1n Caldwells favor 21 The next vrctxm was Central and rt proved to be a thrnller wxth Don Bradley clmchmg rt ID the nmth mmng wrth two outs and tre score by knockmg out a 380 ft home run Columbna ended the Chnefs brnllrant season by upsettnng them 51 The seasons record was 13 vrctorles agamst 5 losses .:.'.'j' 5, --.. ,ummm llalpa 4 I! BOYS' TENNIS When the tennis season ended for Caldwell High last year, the boys knew they didn't have one of the best seasons in the school's history, yet it averaged around the .SOO mark. Thanks to the coaching of Mr. Shannon, the boys made it quite difficult for their opponents to score. GIRLS' TENNIS Each year Caldwell's tennis team looks forward to their annual matches with Glen Ridge, East Or- ange, and other schools in the vicinity. Three sets of singles and two doubles are the usual matches with each of these schools. R., i621 BOYS' TENNIS First row: Edward Hoffstatter, Robert Gelock. Robert Moore, Edwin Ernst, Otto Schaile. Second row: Lawrence Kahant, Walter Critchett, Morris Meeker, Roliert Dugan, adviser Colyer Crum, Frank Shannon GOLF Under the able coaching of Mr. Day the Caldwell High School golf team had a fairly successful record, winning five of their fifteen matches. Although tryouts were held at two intervals throughout the season, the golf team usually played Phil Winchester and Dick Main alternated as num- ber two and number three men, Tony Centolanza, number four, Ralph Yersin, number five, and Nate Kenter, number six. GIRLS' HOCKEY The girls' hockey team, coached by Miss E. K. Adams, participated in seven games of which tive were won. Marion Zahn, Doris Beck, Joan Sieben, joan Wahlers, Anne Coleman and Georgene Ernest were chosen to represent Caldwell in the annual New jersey Field Hockey Association Play Day held at Trenton, N. GIRLS' TENNIS First row: Elsie Bollinger. Barham Thomas, Marilyn Green, ,lean XYare, Anne Carsten- sen, Barbara Krell. 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Wliat would one of our football games have been without the exciting music and the performance of the Band during the half? They would not have been nearly so colorful, lacking that school spirit that only martial music can bring to a crowd. During the many pep rallies also, and at the award assemblies our band and twirlers have given considerable enjoyment to us all. Then, too, there were the many delightful musical programs put on in our assembly by the instrumental and choral organizations, especially the ones at Christmas and the Spring Concert in May. These programs were very much enjoyed by all. W'e owe a great deal to Mrs. Enid Axtell and Mr. Harold Kuhn. They never can be thanked enough for the time and energy that they gave cheerfully to make our musi- cal organizations such a success. V wa Right to left Connie Commarato Faxe Cornwell 'Nlr Qharpe Anna Collins loiraine Lorne-no VISUAL AID The Visual Aid Department deserves a vote of thanks for the showing of all our mox ies These boys haxe learned to manipulate slide machines, silent and sound projectors, and a microphone used in speech classes and assemblies This year the visual aiders are under the supervision of Mr Percy and a very capable com mittee of teachers and stu dents ts Si t70l LOST AND IFOTUNID Several years ago the Lost and Found Committee was created to help the student body in reclaiming lost ar- ticles. A chest has been kept in Room 29 for all such ar- ticles, and from time to time a list enumerating these has been printed in the bulletin. This year with Mr. Sharpe as faculty adviser and Sam Gelf- man as the student represen- tative, this committee once again played an important part in our school. MMS ini he X l' :inn ri ll A t r er rn mlm l ni ruin n therin tl t rf ul rg lu x Rich ml Quinn ilxin XM cn x B uct Nl it ltr l4m Rdnu ci rge Nlnclltr VK illmm Reign lhonus Ruzstll inns Sclurl Hrniglas lin 1 Sie i l l I Y- , r' if mo l , 1 -1- -n - l 4 ix A fl Y , R:llAl r1'l' UW' A ' '. 1. Jer I' Ik- Pet iirixy I ' .l- 'in H if ,,- Il-' i- lllllrioii lf! ' le lry ,lx lx fi ix l. ' .' 1 it -lzick l'fi -' klfilh lle ' givin Alnf' NUI, ' I 14 In llou':is i :'lier Ht-if e '-ll, z ' V: 'ml tt ,l-:srl-li lflinn r '- . 1 fl - 'H ' lieralcl .iii-5 I I Front row. left to right: Alberta Schweinherg, Lore Stierle. Mildred Karnatz, Back row: Anna Marie Nastua, Jacquelyn llyer, Marilyn Green, Mrs. Joiner, Clorintla Cenciarini. RECEPTIONISTS The receptionists have again continued their fine work this year under the supervision of Mr. Butler. Their duty has been to greet visitors and as- sist them in every possible way. When these students were not needed to direct visa itors around the building they helped out in the offices and ran errands. Alternates were chosen to substitute for absent receptionists so that there was someone on duty each period of the day. The running of the school has been greatly facilitated by the beneficial assistance of these students who gave up their free peri- ods so willingly. RED CROSS The Red Cross Club has kept up the hne work that it carried on during the war years under the able guidance of Mrs. Joiner. One of its greatest activities was the sending Of Good VC'ill Boxes overseas. Another of its activities was the mak- ing of Braille Covers of felt for magazines used for the blind. Although this club had only a dozen girls, it succeeded in making the membership of our school in the junior Red Cross 100 per cent. Front row. left to right: Frances XVrit!. Mary l.u Dowd, Dwane Benedict. Back row: jnrmne Tanner, Ann Ilemarest, Rosalind l.awshe, juan Sielfen. 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Ga-My 9 vig, The subs Na V Cll-lIlElElPRlLlEADlE S IQ ARL B tte Jean Whute Mutzn Nlllone Patncna Snyder Joan Qrehen DeNlarco Mane Kunjasrc Front row left to rught e B1ek rfw 'Nlary Jane Baldvun Betty Jane Thelss lorrame Birlnrx lxlrchner ncy Pal and Vzrgmm tball and Out ID front of the spectators at all our foo h leaders These gurls put basketball games are our peppy C eer llres and games and help lead our zxp and color rnto all our ra teams to vrctory Wrthout thelr nexer faulrng desotron to duty Im sure our teams would lack some of therr mcentne to Wm Lorrarne DeMarco rs captam th1s year and workrng wrth her on the regular squad are four Semors and four unrors Supplementlng th1s squad are three substrtutes who fill rn when necessary Year after year G C H S can be proud of 1ts cheerleaders for therr outstandrng abrlrty and frrendlrness toward all and especrally for the great contrrbutlon they make at all football ames and other sports events TEAM f72 Yea roarb ya Borenm 8 Cheer Cheer or old Caldurll Ilrgb I x X.. First row, lt-ft tin iight: Lillian fihi-sner. Betty Mi-yarns, Y:ilerit- Yr:-elanrl. Grace Xvilsim, Vulyer frum, Keimt-t11 l'tit7t'i1ui:i3t'i. Sliiiley 11:11-it-xxust'l, Xlziry lfem-sy. 1':it Siipili-r, lim-th Rue. 11ziili:u:t Iii-male-t, Si-cruirl row: 11:-tts 'l':nlni'. lhrris Kilpatrick. Irene XY:'1iisteiii, Ruby XV5:ltt, Vlaire timiilririi. Ulmer ticiger. Iillllilll XYiilCtwtt, 114'i'tz1i,l:iriies. Nl:irigeiie llarriiigtiiii, Nlzirjiiiiii' l.iiC1is. liiiiiict' fuss:-ii. l'l31i'e XYeli'i:i. Aiim' f'i'lt'ITlZHl. Ann lleniait-st. llqtiluiixi .Xtkiiis-ni. Itarliarfi Krell. lluiis llalpiiii, lieorgeiie lirnrt. Pitt Nliiiist-11 lilgtine fillltlltlllll. liwili filztrk. Nlililri-il lizisse, 'lihird ii-ix: Bet-5 -lu-1. -lonii firirristin, lJivi'ot1iy Nleliittisli. iiiiiiizi Ulrike, Xlarva lith l1eFure. .li-'se lgiivli. Rtisgiliiwl 1.1m-he. Peggy XX'illt-xel, ,liwiii lloltsiiii. Sully Kiwi-iiiei. Xlizrit-1 lilazi-lt. lfi Xlrmuel. Nziiiry liiiesiiii. ,limi XY:ihli s. Yirgiiiixi llenry, Shirley llzilil. l mirlh iw-ij Kilzarli-s liaiilkiii. Sant lirlfnizni, Irxiiig Xkiriiilliiig, ,lt-try lliill-ins. ,1iist-pli Seliliissniaizii. l'i-rig lluliins. Xlziu lli-j-. Ulzxii lileiiim, laiiiztiiie l.ittmaii, lihiis Srliiivitlri. ,lam-t Striiiurr, l,li+5tl tliililsmitli. Xyitltrll Sltiilvinire. lilxxaril Siarlts, Xhiilliur Muller, Hixtltei' Heir-a'liii'k, 11111 Nixiigiiiiaelier. 15:11 lirxsklx. The Commentator, our school magazine, has Continued the good work of bringing stories, articles, comments, and gossip to the students, this year. To do this, the 89 staif members tame together in a mass meet- ing before starting work on each issue, There, with the able assistance of Miss Brittle and Mr. Long, they decided on the general plan of the book. The staff editors took oxer from there. They planned their own material, held individual staff meetings to assign the work and edited the hnished product. After being thoroughly checked, the material was compiled by the editor-in- members and students. Kenneth Pfitzen- mayer started out the year and then turned the Commentator over to Colyer Crum. as- sistant editor, who has worked very hard on the succeeding issues. The only fault the students found with this most popular, tra- ditional magazine was that it did not appear frequently enough. uf chief and printed with the help of staff Pfit: unif 1877-1 ban! al uork. x 151' Tex, Pfiiz uml It-rm in trouble again. H112 CUMMENTATUR Beth uml Pff: 1751 vb ,ffl li ff 4 VLA, 'A :fly Z T If C2 X' l 2' es' H Wy, , t M00 20361715 As usual, our Junior Prom was a huge success. The decorations were both very artistic and unusual, the theme being an underwater scene. Murals of mermaids and King Neptune adorned the walls while fish nets and blue and white streamers formed a low ceiling and created an underwater at- mosphere. Bud Laird's orchestra was spec- tacularly placed in front of a huge seashell. The members of the decoration committee 'S 030 .1251 '0 QQ- '0 Y' K wig U41 if Tom 'il' '10 ,x who did such a wonderful job were Marie Kunjasic, Pat Snyder, jack Leeds, Nancy Lang, Lorraine DeMarco, Mary Lu Dowd, Bob Humphreys, Dan Haggerty, Bill john- son, Ralph Yersin and Barbara Kirchner. Rose Marie Trio and Ardyth Thomas were in charge of the bids and the refreshments. The committee in charge of music con- sisted of Dan Haggerty, Mary Lu Dowd, Barbara Kirchner, Bob Humphreys and Nancy Lang. For the second year, the impressive ring ceremony was held at which we received our class rings. Again I say, our junior Prom was one of the best. 1 Img and Dream HIDE!!! , 1409 .- prwwwf ' . a- YBAN aww gb 1 if , -X t , , N, s ' NNW ' '- X '.,1 Y , nf' ir. x g f' , T In March, we were treated to an ever popular comedy-drama, Lavender and Old Lace, most ably coached by Miss Frances Bartnik. The play centered .around a delightful little Lavender and Old Lace lady, Miss Ainslie, excel- lently played by a junior, julia Steere. The love interest in the play was supplied by Alberta james and Ralph Rosenfeld who most ro- mantically portrayed Ruth Thorne and Carl Winheld respectively. The comedy parts were taken by Nancy Kraemer as Hepsy, the excitable, hcl-:le maid, and b J! .mmf 'U' Hui an an in we in Uk joseph Venne as joe Pendleton, the rather thick- headed but congenial handy man around the house. Dwane Benedict buzzed about in the form of a gos- sipy old maid, Sophrony Trotter. Dr. Howard Pat- terson, an admirer, and dignified physician of Miss Ainslie, was played by Lloyd Goldsmith. Dorothy Farrell was very good as jane Hathaway, the over- bearing wife of her long-suffering, henpecked hus- band, William Nunamacher as james Ball. Bernice Carlton, a friend of Ruth Thorne, was nicely por- trayed by Margaret Willever. We all thoroughly enjoyed the play as there were some very exciting moments as well as some very humorous situations which kept us all either in sus- pense or in gales of laughter. Besides the coach and the cast, the members of the faculty and students who worked on the various committees, can never be thanked enough for their part in making our play this year such a success. wi ART CLUB Arizona Anderson lluris Hr-ck Iizirlmra Bischoff james Ilnlun John Cnlnxrn Frerl llnn.son ,loan Harrison Anna Klum' Hugrm Gail lamcs Louise johnmn Agnes Livnrse joseph Lucas Mary Ann Lum Donalil Nlilllmllrn Joyce Mills John Pfnrrinello Ginny Steffans Bert YYaggutt Ronalcl l.Yanamaker Bill XXI-will Ruliy XYy:1tt Charlotte Zucker DEBATE CLUB Faculty Adviser, llwane BL-neclict Barliara Brewer Fnny Vuozzo Dick Farley Dick Fleckner Dewitt Kc-rsh hay Main Holm Slilccr llick Sutherlin Bruce Toflfl 761 Bl r. Ciorzlun 14.1 r i Iii 5 It '-1-1 2,9 fe :P :J 1 H x L, , JN lin AVIATION CLUB Exlwarrl Corneiro VVzxlt Gierschick Harold Johnson Richard Klimliack Norman Konner Alfred Lenda James Long Harry MacIntosh Pat McCullough Paul Misegades VYilliam Regan ,lack Rosengrant Don Scherrer VVilliam Sherwood Herbert Then Ralph Todd XVilliam Yan Ness Boll Youmz fhnrles VVhitely ...ur Q.-.-A 45 l., IFTUTTURJE JFARMIERS CHF AMERICA Brady Palmere Meeker Truicutt Nlnrnn ,Tnvlilwrmrl lleFiniS Hippl: I'lr-he-rty Rruufch 4Inl'rim-cnt Duval Pfnknlzxhl I Ulh-rf-nxchnw XYJIJ1 tlrucn Us-Rinlslrr XY:nlsh Ilfmvnni Tmlrl X10 mm-h l'q-vllmxv: Bilwtti B:-H Rlffhfvf Rngcnthznl XYiLim1 Ilriffxth lmlh' I.:-lunxmn I.fNm1:xrfl NY1ll1:n11s Q ,..i. Rvnl IH -ttvr Frm-r lWi:'t7 Hnyllztk 'J 1 I Npxhgx . , , X' 1 ffl f 1 1 IFRJENCIHI CLUB Mn, Ilenzn-r. .Mix lk-tty Ayfple I'.umCe K lx--cu thrlxtmr I' rxxchvl Svlvin Frei-nmn Thelma Hzarrn ,Tnfhn Blnrrme Avnlrm-5 Peck Frank Sth-wk liqnrlmm Tafhlr har GIRLS' GLIEIE Adams Anderson Bnhls Huveniiepir fclmvlzulza flznrk Ilu Furs: Fivgcr Fox George Gm1fir1ch Hakewcx-v.-H Hnrrlngtwn Iinrrmm lnlilc jacwhus Jud Kmlpfnrnck Kruemer l.zm'rrncr Lexus Lucas Lynch Xluliasu Nunn Peter Philhiw Prlcc RL-ifl Rn!-iriv-xx llama-ngrimt Schmnit Sellcck Ntzvr Swim Taglur Yr-Nfl-lt XXXL' rx W1 ,icuii XY1frtn1zm Yancey lhllzugrr Bqer Vnrlson Q7 CLUB Vnrlwvl Ik-rnarest H114-lwxx Ifnllvxx Frzmz l r0z-rnzm ,Incubus ,Emir- Kaplan Krlly Kelly Xlci'ull ugh Nlimhnmc Thfxnman Yfm Hin-Ixl Yrc-1-114:11 XYe'J,:r XY1Urxcr XX'-flcmr Xvyfnkl Ycrran Zxgcnfus 71 IINTIERIUR DECURATION Klum Kam-. 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