Hackensack High School - Comet Yearbook (Hackensack, NJ)
- Class of 1954
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As a man, he had exemplified justice, sincerity, integrity, devotion to duty, and respect for the rights of othersg as a leader, he had demonstrated the ability to visualize, to organize, to deputize, and to supervise. Above all, he had inspired us to emulate all these qualities, so con- spicuous in him: and we shall regret the loss of his influence but be the better for having been exposed to it. 5 ear ole! golden rufe cfaiys, ADMINISTRATION E. LOWE BOUTELLE DR' PrinclPal The judgment and foresight of our skilled administrators is largely re- sponsible for the high achievement of Hackensack High School. Every phase of our school life is deter- mined hy their thoughts and plans. We want to express our gratitude for the wise guidance and help they have given us. R T D Sllperzbge H 05,5 U YT CHARLES D. CANNON Vice Principal z i g X 054 N , :I A H ' I COMMERCIAL Wanda K. Cummings. Anthony Disalvo. Katherine Dunham. Agnes B. Essertier. I Winifred Namaek. Anne Thomas, Mar- ll guerite W'allaee. Virginia Vlfielcham. J INIATIIEIVIATICS llelen S. Clarke. Vernon I.. Daush. Thomas Della Tore. Edwin I.. Pegg. SCIENCE James C. Annelt. Willard II. Uilder- pg sleeve. Rohert Keihner. Iflmer Kruper. ,Iohn S. Petix. Frank R. Sehetty. Mary Whelan. I LANCIIACES a f 9 Anita Rene. Gloria Connor. Emilie Ii. Ilaas. Frank Pisano. Muriel Sawyer. ENGLISH Harold Bloom. George K. Burgum. Eran- ees Calnan. Katherine V. Coleman. Charles Ilmrieh. Martin J. IIunt, Martha Krebs. Frank M. Lucine. Bernice Mae- Farland. Mac Nelson. Ann O'ConneIl, Matio Piearelli. SOCIAI. STUDIES AND HISTORY Frederiek R. Mitchell. Graee Oliver. Carl E. Iladovano. Leonard Rosenberg, Ruth I II. Smith. I'aul Woleott. Vincent Zales. ART Katherine Comly DRIVER EDUCATION f-- A H 2 'lH' B l'C a MECHANICAL DRAWING PHYSICAL EnUc:A'noN HONIE KCONONHCS Ferdinand Smilari Marion E. Purheelc. ,Iohn W. Steinhilhe Josephine I,aI7ountain. Ilarriet Schlo- Clmuf- Raymond Rogers SHOP Cl. 't Ii. CII' LIRRARIAN NURSE If ' Margery ll. l,egg. Seeretary Leolyn S. Goss Shirley Schuyler lfllil M4'fl'll'T- 5f'1'Tf'lilI'y' ! me.. Pi xqn ' gifs, ea .qv 'I' GCI' if 5HQ ?'Q 5 , ,P ,. 'N A ' . ,.--wb 95? fa ' ff 25. N.- ., p 'ZA hiv? -'55 1: ,Z v 1 ' -fl? I .,, 1 fA.,., 3 Q Q-3 , Q 15 U L-'mo' - - .4 . . A SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS These Senior Class Oflieers. meet once a month to discuss any plans that the Senior Class may have. Left to right: D. Retz, Treasurerg A. Ligouri, Presi- dent: C. de Costa, Vice-Presidentg E. Smith, Secretary. 5.1! SENIOR CONGRESS This able group of Senior Class Ofiicers and representatives from the Senior llome ltooms do their lmest to promote pro- jects of the Senior Class. Top to hottom rows. left to right: J. Scelzo, D. Randall, D. King. H. Dougherty, G. Mitchell, IVI. Oberst, E. Knies, D. Auletta, J. Behnke. IJ. Karrem. S. Goldin, P. Comp, P. Cassidy, R. Timmons. D. Hetz. A. Lig- ouri, E. Smith, C. DeCosta. B. Rucco. MR. THOMAS DELLA TORRE Our capable class advisor has guided us through three years at Haekensaek. His tireless eooperation. assistzinu- and ht-Ip were given to eaeh of us without any thought of personal gain or glory. The Class of 195-1 is indeed honort-tl and proud to have had as its vlass advisor Mr. 'l'homas lit-lla Torre. Z-ATCT1 'E P of, ow si -W J , X ll H 1 I 16 N ART 'll ' ft xx k ' xg: Q 1 'Vx LM C V ' Z iff 3 ,S we. , I V 1 .5 if f 'K ' ,-iss, 1 5.'l2'z::f - ' Y 45 '-AJr S5 1 4 ',4 - 4 .-qwzvyl. 1I fgmw- fg J-v ,f1p1l . vg gf h -Q 1 rg . ,gf f A,-n g iiv 15.4 Ei 1 ' .1 F ' . 3 ,'j5w1lf'Ul '0i' . ' glpgyn ll rQg P 2 A -A V' 35.31 all Jr ! ' A 105: lk, as . 'V JE' g if .ei -4. I ' Q 1 y 4 + 1: 5-Q ,,.,.4nfgg:,:::1::. , l 'g:E '1 '!g' -1 1: Ng . A 5 3 f it . T X ,, Vx' 6- B, N . -4 X ,gg ai -1: 'EEj',!.3s.2a.::.,g 4 ' Q.. Y I' -gg 'd' -sr' -0 . ..-- ' 4 -f N 75 .LJ '--ul-Q-1 +:. :eM ZA 1 lie. pl ' ' I ' 'TJ - 1 R A J,ffJa'L1.F5x WWWWW . f I ' J L...f1' A Le g ..V ' 4, tx n I, . ,,,,,,,t3-1 sn ' ' ,. V I -1 v f 'T 'lr' I . I fffdi' -'Ou' J STUDENT BODY OFFICERS These able students help direct the ac- tivities of llaekensark High School. Left to right: T. Martin, C. Zumbrunn, D. Sgro, S. Baker, R. Graff. CABINET Representatives of each homeroom discuss and carry out student affairs. Top to bottom rows, left to right: Mr. Cannon, J. Dentz, H. Kott, W. McCadney, R. Kappler, E. Greenberg, J. Rogers, B. Siegel, R. Pur- don, R. Peck, R. Rothstein, C. Augusto, M. Wynkoop, D. Bolger, D. Allan, V. Berman, S. Shumway, A. Sodaro, R. Mercier, E. Allen, P. 0'Dell, P. Gianella, F. Di Martino, S. Epper, E. Smith, L. Egli, D. Tatur. G. Ward, K. Hanson, M. Mercer, A. Moreno, M. Salvadeo, L. Gatti, N. Ackerman, D. Bush, S. Lamb, C. Watson, L. Lawrence, J. Hill, I. Peters, L. Wege- haupt, D. Chilson, T. Martin, C. Zumhrunn, S. Baker. D. Sgro, H. Huyler, C. Savarese, R. Menditto. JUNIOR CONGRESS A representative body of Junior Class Officers and representatives from each of the Junior Home Rooms do their best to get ideas and thought from their classmates to forward projects of the Junior Class. Top to bottom rows, left to right: J. Horn, W. Smyth, M. Henry. B. Mickle, C. Cundling, J. Steuernagel. D. Denman. E. Allen, A. Kullon, V. Zoeco, P. Mangonl, Il. llloek, M. Gross. K. Weber, E. Unger, E. Zastrow, J. Petu- la, A. Marquin. SOPHOMORE CONGRESS The Sophomore Congress enables the newcomers to maintain the ideals ant carry on the traditions of Hackensacl High through discussion of various pro jects of the Sophomore Class. Top tt bottom rowsg left to right: R. Kowal A. Margreither, N. DelVeec'io, T. Roy P. England, A. Kluba, R. Martin, F Tower, J. Rumore. M. Lesner, U. Cal lando, J. Darth, T. Pergne, M. llurner M. L. Winant, J. Shumway, J. Warren SUPERIOR COURT Guilty or not guilty? Trying students who have rece-ived penalty slips is tlu- important job entrusted to those groups. Top to bottom: loft to right: Ii. Watson, W. Sievvrt. C. Naturalv, G. Ferro, E. Dc-wan, C. Zlllllllfllflil, D. Re-tz, II. Huy- lvr, F. llodncr, D. Koppv, J. Srvlzo, ll. Willoughby. J. Iacona, J. Hill, L. Law- rence-, R. Dmnerest, N. McDowell, C. Ilusam, N. Turner. PRIMARY COURT PANEL A E. Zastrow, J. Pans-lli, J. Mainenti, R. Englt-hart, P. Amlvrson, D. Mevkins, A. Fassingvr, R. Malatino. PRIMARY COURT PANEL B R. Eagen. P. Fear, M. Karlsson, G. Re-ister, B. Watson, S. McCarthy, G. Scllnvidvr. PRIMARY COURT PANEL C G. Falato, R. Barth, R. Audino, J. Horn, II. Venech, R. Kowal. J..-g 1 .....,. .-if... .-. q fn--v 1 A.. ' -it---.-um Y . -.- ,-- x-n-4 . , PV Y' Q 91, 'a fw my , FRENCH CLUB Merci heauCoup. Tlivsv pupils enjoy Swfirtg! lIIUXir'S. singing songs .tml livur- ipg about Frenclx customs with Miss nga . 31 to bottom, lt-ft to right: A. id 1 aiii. R. Garber, A. Cliunvy, ll. 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Ruta. J. Kiuvalla, L. Mancini. J. Sarapuchielln. J. Costa, J. B:-nav:-nto. S. Vazio. J. Mainvnti, M. Salvarlvo, J. Caputo, D. Sawyer. C. Hihhartl, J. laco- na, Rvgnvall, E. Plati. G. Vvrlf-ai. J. Morlano. L. Delmri-nm, A. Cusimf-nti. J. Scvlzo. Marmelin. D. Vvnc-ch, P. ,Circ-lln, F. Cavalla. M. Toruk. ' M Nik watching gives! learn peak ef! right 2 Qn ' , B. . ulh.,C. Sr'haul,. Il A. Will d D. Sa yt-r , xv ff ,ff-. .. E, -W fp. ,,:. 1 ,. , S. Bill- R. Jones, Boggs, C. Ziecik Watson. A. Mo -. V. nur ,-ml.-1, RHISTILF VUICI2 This stuff pulmlishus our pupcr, thc Vuivv. whivli In-atilrcs iiitvrmtiiig urticlvs ulmuul lifv in zinml out uf sr-lmul. Top to Imltonll I1-fl tu right: J. IIluuv4'It. J. Cirauin, K. Cllililtitl, I.. Crmnurly. II. Holger. K. Mai- l ruisv, M. Aquzilinu. I . Rm-nwr. R. Iiullr ste-in. C. Alt. II. lhinccn, S. Mc-Czirtliy. I.. Iiiailulino, M. A. La-snvr. M. Pvarsnn. I . Ile-Iilusir. C. Lumb. II. Ditmars. III. Yvyliv. C. Ruta. J. Iiiottx-sv, L. Franviia- villa, S. Uolilin, A. Iilcdrllciiivii, II. Hines, W. Cm-pf-I, S. I rim-sv. II. Sl'ilXV1'ill'I', II. Iihimiitlo, J. Surru, L. wvK'gZf'ilillllIl. L. Coldsh-in. II. Sim-gvi, II. Huyle-r. Ii. Smith, II. Suwycr, C. Ililrlnaril, C. Luhm, J. Iavnnu. , H' . ' 1 'V . . I nan wx vw: ' P ., .,....4 -1 wg 9 91:1 if il -5.533 CRITIC . This iiiagaziiu- gives the students of H.H.S. ai vllanrc- to display the-ir literary tuli-nts. Top In lmtlmng- In-ft to right: Miss lfulnzin. J. Gunderson, A. Sodaru, , I.. 5pim'gf'IgIuSs, II. Zwvvinvr, R. Ruth' nh-in, I . Iiuss, I.. Swift, S. Russa-I. P. Dcniun-st. an M 7 fi F I-W H -1-.. , . . 1.Aef.rn...1-.,. . .. ha Xi' -If !unGl PHoToGRARuYjcLUB Say . 'Please . Besides taking and de veloping pictures f the ' members Ol this clulisludy th scien e f hotogra h under the Ufhf' 9 If to bottoxug lefi I MEI :II-rp L fzurc h Comly L Spie Q- g sm . ami, RoSe,..I. Rose, B. York, C. Hari, S. Rus sel, B. Zweemer, J. Gunderson, A. Mc Ca1lum,'L. Hughes ,C. Jahitschek, I' Roemer, S. F3,7i8,.S. Bullard, M. Ver- heeck: ' - I ' A ART 5l'lllVllll'l CORPS Wuti'h out! llnn't spill thi- Ililllllfl 'lllir-si' title-nt:-nl livin- ll0SPl'I'AI.l'l'Y SERVICIC js hrunts happily lrunsfurm mn si-lim-I into ll inure- rln-1-rful plum' with urtiatii' nlrility. 'l'up tn lmltuing lvft tu right: ll. Fislme-rp. .l. lliiwil, Mrs. kuinly, A. Sli:-rinlm-r, ff. Alt. ll. ,luni-s, ll. fizirlwr. ll. Sic-vi-rt, l'. llim--, S. llulhiril. ,l. Cm-wr, C. ,limit- svlie-li, ,l. Zim-k. ,l. l'urtlt, W. Gimp:-l, 1. Mitvlwll, ll. llush. CORPS 'I'lii-sv girls hi-lp mulu- visitors lo uur svlinol fm-l voinfrnrtnlmlv uml ut limm-. 'llop to liflllllllll li-ft to right: S. llussvl, F Wiirvlmlowwki D lfiwlwrf ll Ve-nvrli J. Whiting, ll. fwi-vim-r, ll, l'lll4'Ut'l'l'I', ,l. Srhwartz. l.llNCIlll0OlVl PATROI. Ch-ur that tahlm-l The lunch- rouin is kr-pt vlvun and urrlvrly hy this group of lxoys. Top to Imi- lmn ruwsg lf-It to right: ll. l.uh- lwn, ll. Wutsnn, 0. Clark, J. Nliirtin, ll. Mvffuilnvy, C, Clay, I lll'l'lu'l, ff. Rl1'Sll'f, f.. Dill uslll ll. lli-Viiivviitis, A. l'1-utlwr, lf 'l'haxtnn. -Q ' ' l.UNCllli00lVl S'l'Al l Lu1'ky youl A Re-cl Star! This grniip nut, only inukvs thi- ile-lu-inns fnml ww gn-1-:lily i-ut, but also tulu- vliurgz- uf Ilif- ruhliia-rs. Top to lmtluin ruwsg If-ft In right: Mrs. Nuvuluiiivv, Mrs. lla-im-ru-ki, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Pignuturo, Mrs. llrovknz-r, Mrs. llzirri:-t, Mrs. Vain llnu- le-n, N. Turn:-r, Mrs. llillis, li. liuxh- wurlh, ll. ffuinplwll, W. lla-iily, Ii, Ranilull. I .1 til HONOR SOUETY lliligvnt, capable and ambi- tious studonts, who beconu' lllQ'lllllt'I'5 of tht- Honor Sofia-ty. all-votc tlu-ir time to various wht ol wvrvivv vrok-vt-A To i to . I . 3 j .. 1 lvottoln rowsg It-fr to right: M. Lupton, F. Di Martino, Slnunvuiy. ll. Kuta, F. la- risl, N. lurne-r, J. Hill. ll. Sta-in, M, Elirne-r, M. Olwrst. F Iulie 9 aker 1' Hl ,..ll , .. ii- lmrd, l'. llle-st. I.. l.awrvm'v. 3 ll. lluylvr, E. lac-ssl:-r. INFOIRMATION DESK Wl1i4'l1 way is tlir- ggcrwrul ofli1'c? Visi- ' ' ' lpful tors will lllWilyS hml tlns group ln' 'Q und polite- in tlin-vling thmn lo ilu-ir ill tlnltlon Itfi to rl lit I l lin Y 1 ' . .f 'gr : hllootni U, Tntnr. N. Turn:-r, l . lllt-st, G, Mitt-h Q-Il, R. llostvtlvr, ll. VQ'lN't'll, A. llisso lf, 1.1-slit-,J. llivl, ll. Cittvlsolin, l.. Uolml stoin. LIBRARY COUNCIL Tha- nu-mba-rs of the council ln-lp Mrs Goss kt-vp the lilmrary quiz-t and in ordvr Top to lJOllOlIl rows: lt-ft to right: R Foy, A. Hiltlvlirantlt, N. Prvnzvl, l. Alt-x andor. A. Klulia, I . Dvlllasir, l. For re-st, M. Aquilina, 5. lluyvs, M. Re-ich A. Korn-w, J. Larmann. A. Rubin, Mrs Goss, ll. Roflm-r, ll. Mn-rvie-r, M. Moron-r F. Pm-ruzio, C. Fa-rlisv, A. Prvstianni, ll Carinv, li. Pt-rry. MATH CLUB X fl Y I Z. Tlwsw intvlligvnt sluflvnts with llHlllll'Illilll4'i1l aliil- ity 4-njoy nu-a-ting tllirml poriocls to work out prolilt-ins anal ronstruvt figure-s. l.t-ft to right: ll. Kove-r, ,I. 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T111-ir 1-1111-1 H1111 is I.C'2'lI11'TSy C11111. 11111 1111-ir z1ss1s11z1111'1- 111 1111- 1'11yQi1-111 111111111- tlllll 111-pz1rt1111-111 111111111-Q 1111-111 1111-111111-rs of Z1 111111-w11rt11y 1'1ll11. 111111 111 1l1D1111l1l1 11-fl 111 r11L111: Nl. 1.11-v1-1111111. 1.. 11l1'I11, 1.. l.lllll1l, P. 111111-S, S. N1-11Q1111. 1'. 11111-1111-r. 11. Ilitnmr-Q. N1. xY1I1il1l1. .1. 1z11'1111z1. '1'. Mar1n1. 1.. 111111. 11, N11-1-kf. 5. Kuta. S. Fr11-s1-, S. '1'1-1111111-, 31. Wylin-. .1. 4fi1'11r1l11, M. 1l1g.Z1'I1.,1. 51111111wz1y. 1'. R11-S. 1'. Ruse-. I.. 111-111-r. S. 51111111wz1y. 11. 111a1r. .1. V, 1x11'I.8I'1'Il, 1. 1'1-1r1111n11. RUWLING CI.l7R loo luull lls Ll gum-r Imll! QAYIIIIIU- liliou is lu-vu auuoug tlivsm- lio's ul tlu- W howling ullvys. Top to lnolloiug lm-ft to right: I . lknullo. N. Kowzll. II. Koppv ic. sum..-, ia. lsluitski. u. si.-wan. uf Murgoliu, A. Towvr. R. lioln-k. C. Kovli- lllilll, .-X. Ke-row. ll. Watson. II. King. R. Marlin. T. Rumi. R. llruff. I . IIar1lv :'x.4KlIlIllI'll. J. lfzilnliri-sv. C. llliss. I'luugg1-lsliull. .l. lu-or:-ul. ll. lIoi1gLliti-ry ll. lli'1-viilwrgl. ll. Yr-ruu'ci'. .-X. llavlivr. RIFLE CLUB lhillsi-yi-I Thi- Rillv Club is an or- ganization to promote- auul te-zicli tliv skills of guunm-ry. Top lo lwottom rows: lf-ft to right: A. Storm. J. Ruuvr. .l. Mann, N. lin-iizvl, II. Sic-gm-l. Mr. Bloom, Il. I.ulmln-n. R. IM-Vinci-utis, If. Tow:-r, T. Tyuvs. .l. RUIIHIII. J. Yvulsli. R. I'1-Ck. W. Yvariwr, V. UiCc-rolauio, C. Ifve-ry C. I'in'kliaiiw-r, R. Dillard, V. I'owi-ll D. Funk. OFFICIATING BOARD Hey, watch it - You fouledl' A most 1'Ill'fl1l'lIl' group of girls, wlio olH4'iat4' zlllcr svliool sports, make up this or- ganization. I.:-It to right: M. Winaut. .l. Sullivan, I.. Iigli, C. Lussvy. IM. Ulu-rst, I.. Swift, F. Ross, II. Illair. I.. Kern. MICDICAI. ROOM PRUCTORS Oh . . . my li:-ml! 'I'lu-sv pupils, who llZlV1' cliurgc- of the- uivilival room whvn llu- nursv is abs:-ut. can lu- vountc-d on to voiufort stuil:-nts not fe-1-ling wvll. I.:-ft to right: J. Mavri. Il. Ifisln-rg, I.. N4-vins, ll. Scliwvitzm-r. lf. Kustvr. Miss Schuyli-r, Miss lliuis. NI. Winunt. JUNIOR RED CROSS This svrvivc group varrios out projvvts sponsor:-il lvy llli' Rf-il Cross. I.:-fr I0 right: D. Tatur, II. Iiisln-rg, ll. Ruta, I . Wurvhalowski, C. Jauitsclu-ck, J. Svhwartz. .I. Whiting. PROCTORS tra ion of a ilvniovralic school system is Cremln-rg, ll. Cali-r. C. Davis. D. Allan. C. Ruta, L. Egli, rule lw :ur iquals that our provtor syste-m rvpre-sf-nts. T. Martin, ll. Huvvo. C. Hihharil, ll. Smith, ll. Block, C. r w 1 In-fl to right: W. lli-Lily, ,l. Kingsly. Lohm, ,l. Callis, l'l. M:-yer. ll. Mavkvy, V. Jonvs, ll. Finnvy, W 'it mn W lNlcCarlnr'y, R. Di Vinoontis, D. Sgro, J. ,l. lrona, M. Mm-ks, B. Trotto, C. Prostiani, G. Kruger, J. ernvin I llentl ll. Svigm-l. ll. Callis, C. Hirks, H. Farr, Laulwr, L. K1-arn, S, llake-r. N. McDowell, A. Mancini, N. ine Qlson, J. Harris, F. Mattiaco, V. Calica, E. Gargonz-, C. Carp:-nn-r, ll. lllock. HEAD PERIOD PIROCIFORS Thi- siivvc-ss of our proctoring system :li-ponrls upon thu- final Chr-ok give-n,to thi- inclivirlual sluily halls hy the-so hvad provtors. Top to bottom: li-ft to right: l'l. llngz-r. ll. Si:-gi-l. ll. Cale-r. ll. Wil- loughby, C. Ruta, ll. A. Mackry, L. Nc-lson. HALL PATROL Pass please? The work they do is ess:-ntial to ks-ep order in the halls: Top to hottom rowsg lf-ft to right: C. Hivks, J. Berman, T. Martin, C. Morrisoy, T. Re-id, C. Russo, E. Croc-nlwrg, Tl. Camp- lwll, C. Holly, E. Mr-yor, L. Egli, ll. Rucco, ll. Mackey, D. Russoll, R. Wood. LITTLE STAGE CIMI3 MIIIIFISIIII gluing: up. This gruup ht-Ips prmiuvv spt-vial as- I'. Ilzmii-Is. I.. I'IT2lIlI'IlilVIII2l. II. Cairns. I Irtwr ll V nt st-mhly prttgmiiis, Trip In lmttttmg It-ft tu right: J. Wurrvn. I.. Uultlstt-in. A, Miihlli-man. J. Cm-rv. X Ilumm I I 4 Il. Chilsun, A. Nurmylv. NI. Nlitvllvll. ,l. RttIIl1'IlIllll'g. I.. 12.81-Inu-ith-r. ll. Suwyi-r.C. IIihh1mI,ll Iumlrntn I lttlim Hgh. S. Russvl. I'. IX-rm-rn-st. I.. Swift. II. Sit-gt-l. A. Smiuro. C. Ruta. II. Srltwvizm-r. NI. II:-nry, III. NIIIIIII I' IILIIK C. Katz, M. I.ilI'Il'ITil, S. Gohlin. :L Ruhin. A. Pre-stizumi. ,Xsltt-n. l'. Rm-mi-r. C. St-ihi-rt. I.. Ilnlu 1 I.. Shuts, J. IIlllltIt'l'S4tll. ,I. I'ituIat. NI. INIZIIICIIII, M. WyIIie-. Aim-lunth-r. 5. I.ztmh. USIIICRS CI.lIIl Right this way pl:-asv. TIN-sv vharm- ing young girls do the-ir In-st usIn-ring ut grauluutiun and nth:-r programs spun- snri'1I hy tht- st-lttml. In :lush-1 I.. Yule-ntimn. I.. RIIIZIIKII. 'II1ss IIUIUIIIKIII, .l. Ithliiggiu, II. Nh-vks. NI I.t-mtzmli. 'Yup tu huttmn. lt-ft tu right 5. INIRIHVIIII. I.. Ihr-in. NI. XIiti'hm-II. K.. I., I.. l.umlm. NI. NIIII4-r. II. I'mne'y. Ia. Ihil lm-k. Y. ,limi-s. NI. Wyllit-. A. Ihssu, G N'Iun'iih-r. ll. I.uhm. II. Smith. II, Fatw- wr. N. Nh-Ituwe-II, C. Ihitu. If. Ilihlmrtl. I.. Iigli. .l. I'itllI:l. II. NI:-mlittn. I.. Kir vln-nltitn-r, II. Ilnstlvr. N. I,urkvy. It llitth-sun. I.. lluhlsti-in. IT. Yr-rtwlt. 'I' Mzxrtin. I.. Nt-vins. I'. Kashmif-r. F I ztm'c'inII:1. NI. .'xlNIQ'I'SlilI. ll. NPIQHII. 5. l.umlw. M. Yi-ni1'h,II.lfi1irrts.W'.Um'pi- N. I're-stiamni. QX, Olixal. I'. Kit-sv. 1 Kustt-r. II. 'I'zxtur. II. Fllvtti-rt-r. If. IIIITII. 5. .'xlIlilI1llllIl'T. 5. I'tll:t. I.. XXIIIIUIIN. I ,limi-s. .I. xIilt'I.llI'l'll. gran 'r..,. STAGE TECIINICAI. STAFF 'I'hruw that spotlight. Tlu-sv hoys ilu at 1I jolt IN'IlIlllI tht- St't'Ilt'S nn stugv to hott mt Ie ft tu Tl ht II w ll r 41' 'gl : .Ruh- M. Rt-ich. M. Mt-rcer. R. Mt-rvivr, A Kvrvw. W. IIvII, II. Olson, Mr. Cuihn 22 - 9 as IIS? O5 'I'l1rnug:h nur lmllowf-il liallQ elrill the- N0lllHl'- of spirill-:I ulmral 1'Ia5- 1-ivs rf-nrlvre-ll Ivy lliis pruup umlz-r the- ulvle- llatun of Nlr. Rug:-rs. Twp In Ivutlwni ruwxg lvl! In right: ff. IILIIIQVH. .I. liugvra II. SIl'VV2lTI. II. Ifnglvllarilt. II. Illiw. R. We-ielmupl. .l. Potuslinirk. W. :X4'cu- mandu, J. Sulzanu. D. Ilummuliun. Il. Kluggn-. II. NIM-ks. II. Iloslcl- Ivr. .I. We-ishaupt. A. I'IllIllPl'. M. Riele-n. D. Ixwlgvr. C. Sims. I.. Brown. II. Rmnwu. C. Naturals-. I7. Di Martino. E. Bullock. E. Hiller. Ma Ax! If 5-f '+I v JL I .Q I DQ L 0 G . x' f ip 5 . . I' MIXED CHORUS I. Lupton. KI. Iflum-r. I . Iinglaml. K. Wvbcr, S. Mvffnrtliy I1 ck.-y. ll. Sting, ll, 'NIr'1'lCin4. II. Mirklv, II. Van Amlvr-r I II: III: io X K1 I . . Q . 'Nlmm-. W. Kllfl. .I. Ilzuilinlm-r. NI. Xquulinn. 7. lunch, M, 51'lmlIz-r. A. Williams. H. Gilwn. YI. Haines. ff. lin II. ffm-tu. K. Wviiiliviviivr. A. 'NI:ms'ini. N. 'XII-IIuw4'Il. .I. Nu 14 4 I.. Ilia-kwn. 1. ... OO 1 GIRI.'S CHORUS :ilmnt nm- liunmlrf-al girls who 1-njny gl:-4' vlulu wurlx umlvi Druik. II. Cilmm. NI. C-aim-s. S. Billing. M. Cross, ,I. Main. cnli. L. Ileuton. N. Nlvllowe-Il, A. Nlanvini, 11. Naturale, fl I.. Iliclvun. II. ZVQ4'1'IIIf'I'. l'. Ijjllglilllll. I.. Swift. U. Ifixe-Ilvra-r II. Smith. I.. V1-vura-llzl. II. NIM-kills. R. II1l9I4'Ill'l', NI. FIIIIIPI' NI. Ulu-rxt. ,l. Ilrigp, II, IIUUIII. li. Illuir. l'. Ilinvs. NI. IIre-re-- I.e-t's lwar that alto! Thiw vlmral group is LIIIIIIIITISPII of lun. P. Ili-:naw-Qt. S. Huw:-I. .I. III-mum, A. Saunurlina. C. llivlmrils. II. Ili-rrivlx. 5. Wrffzirtliy. II. Illulhn N Vrun lim- H1-gn-rs. I runt tu lmvli: If-It In right: N. Xvilliums, A. -I1-in. li. N. tlillwx. .l. IIIIIIUII. .l. II:-ffoslu. ll. l.iIIer. II. -X. Nlavkzly, II. Mivklv, C. NIvKr-nny. N. Nlvfllurc, I.. Kunalli. 11 Lumlm 1' Kuhlnizm N -Xqnilinn. F. Ruse. I. NIau'ruee. W. Hihhard. M. Iiailv. C. Bar-r. II. Kilrf-II, ff. Davig I.. Hirsr-li. Kiurz. .l. tlhiilliolzvr, II: XIAIIAINIHITHII. A. AIuurr'.i II. Hmm-r. ' ' ' ' ' r I l 'u'c'i1 I1 A . I'.. I.ui1gIa-lim. .I. Wl'INlIilIII5I. II. AIIITIIIN4' . .. I I... lx... Kzuluu-IQ. Nl. Mulf-r-un. NI. I.. Wilson. M. Ile-ilvn. N. lfluliazr. I.. Ilruwn. NI. lllf-xi-land, II. ROHM i111gg 1 gznrlu1.i-11rlg1.v1w4-wr-rf w4v31l1111llvgivq1v1gA- vrgr ,, I 4! I I L I WI' A ' I , Sk 1: I an I COLOR CIQXIIID SPECIAL TWIIILICIIS HHH,-k mm- !XIm,l,! 'l'l,.-np girl.. I-Imgpn fur Ihr-ir Onps! Droppr-:I my baton. CInm:n for tln-ir syn-vial prm-visinrm nttrnrliw 2llllN'llI4LlIl4'l', urvmnpxxny rnlr Hag on thc- Ill YWIVIIUK- IIUN' lffvrly lliflr SNITNI 0111 nn thu- nll1I1'ti1: Iicld. Lcfl f,,,,,l,,,H 5,.l,1. 11,-f, ,,, right: il, Rf-ily. QQ. Form, E, to right: ll. Stein. N. Manfre-Ili. J. Imwis. D. Allan, P. Bk-sr, Bom-rf-. C. Boggs. A. Knsalmvk. and II. Klngr-. Shumway. E- .I'210SSIm'r. A. Evans. and .I- Frilvll. BAND l'llll4lk'ilI lulr-nh during Innllmll SPIINUII and un nlhvr nu-ugnnmg, III 'Xlwuzn-51-. I,. Mm-ns. II. .-XIII-n. ,I. .Xlnix U. .'xlI1I4'I'Sllll, R. Audino. I -'Xy4-rs. .I. Ilanlnslm-r. A. IIarom-. if. IIIN1-lim-. NI. Bivlvn. IJ. IIICSI, B I.IIul'Ii. lf. Ilngggas. IS. Bmw-rs. L. Brown, I.. Ilugni. F. Caridcli, C, rpentvr. .I. ffinmpn. S. Ifiznnpn. l'. Cin-Iln. NI. CI4-ve-Ianml. IC. lollgila-lnrx. II. lfnyrnun. I . III-Nlurtilnu. II. III-nnlaln. II. III-Rosa. .I SIUIAIIIU, R. IL-xirn-. I.. Dixon. X. Ifhmor. P. I'IIlll1l'T'. A. Evans. II Ifspmilo. NI. I l'l'I'l'Il'Ll. I. I a'rrn. I'. Ifiglin. If. I inI1- . C. Ifrzmkm- Y NI I ryInn'k. ,I. I nIu'I1. II. llnlalln-r'g. I,. llnrvlx, Il. llormlnll, II. Uns- Img, .I. Crysivwiuz. D. IIannnalian. V. Hunnnr-I. C. Hansrn, W aly, IS. Iligdnu, I.. IIIIMIII. II. IIurnuI0. R. IIOSII6IIf'l'. Ii. Hnvvr- 6 5 . x ,'. rllis an-lixily UIIR-rf lu Imlll Iruys and girls ll 1'Ililll4'1' tn Ilisplny lIn-ir nmn, Y. Ilnln-r. lf. IIIIQLIIKW, II. Knnnn. I'. Knrlsun. A. Kzlsalravk. R. KI1-inkn-. IJ. Klnge-. K. Lawlor, M. Lnplnn. M. I.m'fI'Ir'r. J. I.:-wis, .I. Klaus--. ll. Nlarnwnpn. N. Nlunfn-di. I. Mott:-S, J. Morzlno, H. I's.u'ini, C. Nubmr. Ii. I'1-rk. If. Iivrazio. IC. Plali. B. Plm-ssvr, E. I,Il1'4QI4'T', I'I. Pulls, I. I,nfLuI1x1iuk. .I. Reilly. ff. Rogers. M. Ruse-lllan, IQ. Iinlu. V. SvIn1lk. I . SI'III1'SIlIfIQ'l'. ll. Svllnndt. .I. Schorr. C. SvInn'ifh-r. II. Str-in, II. Seiu-rt. Y. Scan:-val, S. Slxuxnway. C. Sinnns, C. Ska-Ily. I'. SIIHIII. II. Ftvig. II. Su-In. .I. Tlnnnpsnn. M. Tinnnz-r, Ii. 'llrriu-lln, II. 'I'uvIin, I.. Vzwvnre-lla. Ii. Van Wyllgurmlml. R. Van AIIIIDUYQLII, A. Yrvvlaml. I . xvHY'1'Il2lI!IWSkI. K. Wvinhcimvr, J. WSIS- Iluupt, R. Wvishuupl. J. Whiting. R. Williams. M. Wynknnp, J. Young, H. Zuidervlicl. - I H - .- FORUM Cunl:' In urdvr plvase-. This group of slumiz-nh rumlllvts lin-ly :Ir-Iran-N un 4Im1wsti1' anml inte-rnzllhnml z1fIuirs. Top to lmuttmn: lvft In right: ll. lilies. A. Rulmin. R. Lawlor. R. Sim-ge-I, N. Kuwul. Il. SllIIl41't'. I.. Iigli. If. Ilulllwk. II. Fin- . ,. ,. nm-y. l-. I xzm. J. I lIllI21. NI. I.:-unzlrml. NI. La Pin-Ira. L. Brink:-rImH, R. Nlulalirm, Mvvuys: 1-nz-rgvliv. the- OIIIVQ' Stuff givm-S Z1 gn-at dull uf tinu' unll 1-IIurl to svrving our svhoul. I.vfl tn right: Nlrs. I.. NI:-rvivr, C. Nivlsvn, N. Corgnnv. I . :XIe's4'i. II. Rlllll'1'll, Mrs. M. Iwgg. NRCCIIIHE 24 G. s4'Illlf'I4I1'T'. C. IAHIIIII. N. 'Ile-llnvvvll, A. Rissn. M. Ilitunv. V. Rargalini. S. Manvinv. J- Dimflgrgriw. lf. Ililllmrel. W. Sivwrt. F. IJf'CTllS5I1b, AI. Allman:-n, A, Sndaru. NIT. w'0I1'ott. H. IIuyI1'r. II, Xval- snn. A. Kvrc-w. S. CnImIin. I.. I.iHVl'1'lH'f', D. Sawyrr. COMMERCIAL SERVICE CORPS Sm-rvicv tu thv svluml is tlwir july. Om' that is qlunm- In IIII' he-ight of r-IIIvin-m'y. Top in lmltum: I4-fl to right: Hrs. Tlunnas. P. Ode-ll. R. Men- rlittn. U. I.IINIllllISI. V. NIIIIIIIIU, M. P:-arson. I. Ilurlvw. A. Carlson. I. C1-sarski. R. Ile-Lael:-. NI. Basil:-. A. Nlillianw, R. Mrvks. W. Kurz. A. Munro. C. IIIWITUFZIIII. P. And:-rsnn. 'Y i5 .ulf -l ': U ..1 f.: .-Q, 'r s..-gl-tl :Ib 4f ..- 4. I, ... ,f C' J 'f J, i-- ' -f-9 ff..-I H,H,s ' a n B -ll - - ix U, l - 'tl 2 Hrtigts o n Chin Tnpical School Boy Hltlh Feather fi .. .N A aft IX IF' 'is IHS X . fl f X 'A v ,A AW .- in A .: 'x- , 5 b 45-f q 'J-:ggi .a:r V 7 A J-51? uiiu Roth I L JN, DeVncent s Chss milaxetes carl buss Q x 5 x N ,1 'K X- A Q IN 'N w fN ix 1- X .-x J 'N vw Best 3 5' Sport 3 'N -x ,wx 4 ..-, 5 Pe?-P ie sf Carol Hibblfd 4 'Ron' Ti mm ons 1 X nxqq xnxx F5 N .A x -vw -N Q '1 T A A ll x li Rui u. T2 'Rh f , 1. :- rz , 'vu fx I 'IPA fVl ' on ' f K' I , . I 5 J l Q I ' ,lass L Q , p rQ! I XX A 9 4' I . 1 L fy 'I if I f cy A- 1 I 'Q 'N .A .-cl . iff Robbins B Obi: Donaldson Su ceed Most Po ulnr Glfv 'Ruiz Grace Falnto H08 SCMQQI X9 Syrif vm' cm? 9 Haul Ch emlsts xlm Laois Goldstein cd 'sw 4 liX:9 lczancler Class Singers if fl f bDicltu 1 M a1:t'aliu.n Class mmm ' 903W E fl Besf Dressed Wat' Cassidy mass Frlemlliesli Brains J' W - in l x ff: f 5 - .1 2. 1'1- 5 'Qi EY? Vivian ' - Senecal In Tllnm Kerew Elspellm Leslie Class Musicians 1 9 7 4 as rmu N. 5 J Easnmenli' ' 'Pat 7 X 1 K 53 Cirello Dancers Barbara Ruocco S X ,..44.-an--I 91 The deadline is Friday! This group has reached its goal: the yearbook has he-en 1-ompiled. edited and published. Here is the finished product. Top to hottom rows: left to right: C. Hihlmrd, A. Casanwnti, C. I.ohm. lf. Smith. ,l. Porth. J. Zim-ik, S. llake-r. ,l. llzisilv. l'. ffussiily. . . , . V . V. .. 1. . , ,I. ln-wus, I.. lfoodinun, L. tvolilste-in. li. Marlin. N. lurnur, 5. Sliuniway. ll. 5l1'lIl, fr. lluta. I. llla-st. l'. Mille-r,J.Vali1'k,D. Allen, ll. Suvvyvr, C. Savurvsv. l,. I,uvvrc'Iu'4-, J. Hill. lil. llusli, U. llliss. 5. l,amli. COMET TAFF i 7' 'IQ Janice V. Hill, Lorraine A. l,awrc-live. C0-Eflitorx ' El'JlTOlilAl. l'lUAlil7 C0-Erlilor JsXNlCli V. lIlI.l, C0-Erlilor l,0llll. llNl'i A. l,AWlll'iNClf Art lfflilor llOlllS lll'Sll Lllyllllf Ifrlilor l'il,5l'l'i'lill l.l'i5l,ll'i l,iIr'r'nry Ellifnr Clllll5'l'lNl'i 5AV:XlllfSl'i T-ypirlg Ifvlllllfll' JU-KN llNSll.l'l Ann 0'tIonnn-ll. FIIVIIIIVV Advisor Fflrlllly A1ll'l.XlPf ANN U'CONNl'il,l. J gm f ,Q v was V sv 'l,,l:n KK ll K!-H Q f I, :Q .Zigi he 'll if l!,x W v f . 5 ' A,- f.f' AM MN X0 xllllXt'V'lxl , 9. xyk. xy-V45 X0 thflxsxuxl X- lihm wlt,KXXt'll' Qllxtllxlnl . X Nxotyfl 1 X VJBQQD Q , . y V . NW any LH ti--W ' , ww CHEERLEADER Backing up the team and encouraging thc student lmody during the 1953-54 sports season was a squad of ten girls known as the Cheerleaders. These girls. who practice after school nearly every day. can be found at many sports events out in front cheering the team on to vie- tory. This year with the enthusiastic support and cooperation of the students, the cheerleaders won the Sportsmanship Award at the final game of the Bergen County Jamboree. The hard work and time spent at practice by the girls was well worth the effort. as the memory of the award will be cherished hy all of them. Q 1 1 1310 gogkxknljx LM: V.-gk K u-'W '. SW' Q W, lf eww . ai'- rXe0c vi W N cttw- ' Ceflyla WN, is E J L, Qaviqfceel i . ' - . 'D 5 . . 4 . r K'lltlill'XiXxX'atl lg W mf' ' tw-' .Z ip I wh Buaaxxx. , A Kcaxllf Carol lil' ' 3 WM Eg . 1 if- ' : .I 1 ,wmgg V, - SOCCER TEAM Y R4-aiding lt-ft lo right, lop lo lmttom: Cordon Hauer. Ronald Kluba. Gene Wal- ner, lfre-ml llomlncr. Rohm-rt Barratt. William Flminigan, ,lame-s l'urf'ell. Rohm-rt llcniarest, Nick IL-l Vecchio. ,lohn Dahl. lfrncsl linger. llrucc Campbell. Tom lfhalnpion. Ronald Corolwr, Russell lla-rmond, William Acconiando. Ce-iw Walne-r Rolwrt llvniarvst MR. CH ESTER D. DFIMAREST Coach SCOREBOARD Hackensack Opposition 0 Rutlu-rfortl 0 l Hidgcvvoonl 5 1 Ta-nally 0 0 Team-ck l 0 lfnglcwood 0 4 Hutlicrlorml I l llillgcwooil ll 2 Tvnally l 1 Team-ck l l lfnglz-wooml 3 Russell D4-rmond llrnct- Calnplwll Holm-rt llarratt Ifllllllll A occaa Despite getting off to a slow start, Captain Gene Wal- ner led the Soccer squad through a record of four wins, three losses and three ties. Because they tied the last game of the season with Teaneek, 1-1, Teaneck and Englewood took first place in the N.N.J.l.L. leaving Hackensack in third place. Among our outstanding players this season was All- County Robert Demarest, our wing. He was a skillful and confident kicker and always knew what to do in a tough situation. Another important player was Robert Barratt, Whitey,', who received a position on the second All- County Team. Although small. Whitey,, was a rough player and always where you needed him. Gene Walner, our Captain, also made the second All-County Team, in recognition of his outstanding goal defense. Assisting him before the goal, was Fred Bodner, who received a well-deserved honorable mention. This combination of Walner and Bodner was an important reason for our successful year. Although Russ llermond saw more action last year, he also played very well this season. The team's thanks goes to their patient Coach, Chet Demarest. His emphasis of the fundamental soccer skills certainly helped the team demonstrate improved playing ability. I eh: I 1 Ut vi' ,A , gg 2' ,M L A 1 I Ronald DeV1ncent1s if 55 3 5 nv- John Heckel h i w ' I' '- I-,f T 4 if fn, in . I 'g ' I h W F if F gi 'im 4 ., . ,ff '81 'bf 1 Donald Lubben J' A ' f , ' n h v Ronald Timons .PN , - L V ' gn.. ..V' mg fy 2 Y I 1 H of W 5 Mfigl. 'fu gs ' A ' . 'N 'G ' 1 ' 'ist he Q Q ..a ' 19 'i a. ' 1- , Q n , o 1:1 - U 5 . . ,ff Charles Whiting 1 h ' if , -- ' ,n ,A ' 1 o I ,Q Anthony Ligouri Vincent Ruta -ar . .W .af 'L X FN' 'L 'HIFI 5 ,N . 1 'N I 'Lf' 32 . ,NF7 QE T35 E' Ji' fr k . A ,411 Alan Feather Conrad daCosta ,'F'pLQgl'fi'H'f , i :X M 4.,w ' gk'-: W . Ek., U 4 wi V we i..u Q : T W . 4-fp, William Watson 'QF' . A 1 ALL ut- r 1 X 4 1.1154 Q ,' ., , - as- w fiif i f if Lf -if Q q4l'lw?1':.:t-',,f M1 ,L QP, e . R53-, 1. .147 -n--157 Y hu 'Mi' Nqr I I sr 1 V, 4 ,' ll' . u P N fiifff Sanford Chase fl + Ki .',- V' ' X V 5 4 if 0 -1.g,f it so let Jin-1 'f,3fl':gi'5fg,ff1m' ,' t Edward Thaxton 1 ,' no i Y I .M 1 'r.:i'Fj:J'1 we VU 4 'Q r- BA KETBALL Climaxing zlilullwl' lim- si-asmi, thi- Umm-ls. wlm mnlwml ziinmig: ilu' Imp teams Bergen County, swept the Usvar F. 'lilimnpsmi Nlcmurial ,lamlmrvv lor the lliirfl vunsc ulivc year. The llavkelisuck five was a wmilvine umsisting nl Bill Nic-Cacliwy. ,lolin Wlimrlzi Ray MHlkIlX'll'll. Gene Walner, and Ken llarrisun. Clill llimlmlmins aml llill Watson we two seniurs who also saw Starling ar-tion. Big Bill lVlcCaclney. our vaptain. was one of the HlllSlilIlIllllg players in this are Plaxing: in luis lliiril xvar of varsilx lvall. llill put liimsvll in llim' ll:u'lu'iis:u'lQ lligli rvvul William Xlvliaullivy 5fiURl'illU.'lllll lI'lq'kpy1-gli'lx Oppnslllull Tfl l,mll '10 118 lurl lm- -li 15 lxlrlglmvmul ll 82 l 1-miiu 47 Th 4'IiIT-iilv 59 Th lliillivi'fm'4l -18 Sf: l.llg1l1'wmnl .v-li 'l luulge-iii-lil lllllx lil Tl lIil'1lIlI'l lx nz WJ 'llvn illy 414 HT l 1-nniu -lf' fill lilill-lmli' U0 IHS llllvrlnrcl fll lf: lwllglvwuml ll! Xl lxulgu-ln-lil l irk 53 Sl li-ziiinwk 50 80 -nally '12 IN nlglvwnml ll-7 02 Ili-Iv llirinilx 33 . . 02 ltliglvwmul Ol ltllwlllll ll ulmlr Tl l.lnmln All TS I 'irlim-lil 37 -ll Vlillgiilm' 51 IUNIUR Y XliSl'l'N Sljll Xl! 'l'up In lmltmn.l1-ll to riglit: .-Xrtliur Ura- man. lin-x Kiwiiigl. 'lllu-rt 'l'l1uuiax. -lullinny l,m-glggie-ri. fillLll'lQ'!4 Smith. lfilwarml Uliulxilu. llmialsl llIlQllll'N. Nlr. Similari. Carl llZlll!4l'll. William l'lali1zlg1ali. .laik l,n,vl. Flwlilun l.llllN. linvlnwt lliggilnn. Nlalvnlm Nlstnn. Will' Il 1 mi l 1 llnf' Rll'll'lI'll llalxl pn r l.,g - - ...mf -rw Nlll. llflwillll ll0l.l,l':RYl,NN IJUIIVII Illtlll ,.,A- - Y:XltSl'lii li:X5Kl'i'l'llAXl.l. l,cft to right. top to bottom: Robert Pritcliaral, john Martin. John Whelan. William wizltsoll. William Nlctfadncy. Raymond Nlatkoyich. licrt Willoughby, ,lay llcrman. Htlward liotll. Nlr. Smilari. Richard llcxinc. :Klan lfncbs. Robert White. Dominick xtlcsso. ifngcnc Walnt-r. Clifford ltobbins. Kenneth Harrison. Joseph lichrnnnm. book by bringing his lifetime scoring total to 11375. Bill won many honors which included All-County, All-N.N.J.I.L.. All-Jamboree, and Player of the Year. john Vifhelan and Hay Nlatkovich were forwards. Whelan was second highest scorer and was picked on the second team All-N.N.J.I.L., All-Jamboree and honorable mentions on the All-County squad. Matkoviteh was chosen on the All-Jamboree team and received honorable mention in the N.N.,l.l.L. Gene Walner and Ken Harrison were the playmakers. Walner was chosen for honorable mention on the All-N.N.,l.l.l,. and All-Jamboree teams. The Comets took second place in the N.N..l.l.I,. and then went on to beat Ridge- wood. lioly Trinity. and lfnglewood in the Jamboree. After defeating Lincoln High School of ,Icrscy City and Carlicld in the state tonrnamcnt. Hackensack lost to Clift- side Park in the Sectional Finals. The record for the season was l2 victories and fl losses. llackensaek was beaten only by Englewood. Tcancck and Cliffside Park. who beat us twice. The final game of the Jamboree against linglewood was the outstanding game of the season and probably the most exciting game in the history of the school. Hacken- sack won the contest 02 to 6l. Witli bye seconds remaining in the game and Englewood leading by 2 points. Bill lVIcCadney scored Ken liarrison's three-quarter count pass and Rig llill connected with a jump shot at the buzzer to tie the score. llowever, an lfnglewood player fouled Bill on the shot and alter time had run out Bill converted the dramatic foul to give us a victory. ialn Watson Helms Chff Robbms CARL PADOVANO Coach BASEBALL TEAM M reading top to bottom, lf-ft to right: R. White, G. Rodopoulos, R. Cray, C Bower, A. Madden, A. DeFeo, R. Stevenson, R. Martin, R. Musto, A. Avery, J. Purcell, K. Harrison J. Bvhrmann, J. Durante, J. Mariniello, N. Gignon, H. Fall, A. Leggivri. Mr. C. Padavano, S. Scorda maglia, G. Vallinino, R. Fischer, C. Robbins, A. Feather, R. Helmer, G. Eckert, B. Comp, J. Dentz R. Davis, R. Medaska. BASEB LL 9 1 4 1 I l , 1 if lx nz1l4l lgmlur X v Lu, I ei' X I 9 9 ' llnn mlm-fills Q I Nanfurcl Lhasr- u ru . N ll pl fe Q 1 ra. -. g rn 5 , 4 ual 4.4 5. f I ' 1' X9 V ffl vu-3 r , H11 ' .Mix g . - 4 s 0 ' N W AP llun lull n L13 Bert Willoughby 81 Q. John Heckel Y Taxi!! 'wr ,, n- .uk 1 vw-1: L ,, -:Q-1 N l Vmlflgg' il -N 5 I Y X A 'inf 4' O'Neill Clark -vw 1 n,- MISS NIAIUUN PURIYFCK K Xl A .41l1'isnr ,,'V-' W Q? O K I x ,V -k,LgFv3 O qff gl D1 V' , 1-L .f-'f' I SPFFDBAII TFAM n l ll Ill lr ft tu right 'Nlar cry f'lfvcl'1ncl ,lean S o - 1. um ny ' wug. Suliv Ruta. lfvvlyn Pc-razin, Caro , -5 .1 uif- K -rn. l.uvill:- Vavurru-lla. Jurly Sullivan. ir- in w41'l11'l'. .1 liva- 40 BASKETBALL TEAM 'llnp Io lmllmn. lvl! tu right: San- elra Nc-ilsvn. l,nuisv Kvrn, Mary .lzmv l.uplun. Linda Swift. Lf-nnra Iigli. Suv llilling. llnsalir' Airluss, Marilyn lic-yvr. .lan l,1-wis. N,- 'Ill' ll U dm Nhumwax Alma Wllllam VIFQIHIZI Wslmer lham llol r urly slllllN'lH ,lean Spool tra SKI! T1 mmf Fay Ro Q gllll in I I 7 rl-Cf' as ' I1 e uma hifi , VOLLEYBALL TEAM op to bottom, left to right: Barbara Stein, Carol Lussey, enora Egli, Thelma Martin. Virginia Weber, Erma Townes, larilyn Oberst. SPRING SPORTS MANAGERS Left to right: Sue Bullard, Carol Sims, Judy Sullivan, Fay Ross, Bette Blair. GIRLS' SPORT PROGRAM Almost every afternoon in the gym or on the field one is able to see a group of enthusiastic girls taking part in the girl's sports program. This varied pro- gram provides health and recreation for its participants. In the fall field hockey is the major interest. This is the season of hockey sticks and bruised ankles. Also in the fall is speedball, a fast field game combining soccer, basketball and football. But soon there is a chill in the air and the girls move from the frozen ground outside to the gym. During the winter the major team sports are basketball and volleyball. Competition among the teams is keen, especially in basketball, and often results in a tie for first place which must be decided in an exciting play off game. ln addition there are such individual sports as badminton and table tennis. Here again, the winner cannot he judged until the final match is over. Once again the weather turns warm and the girls move outside to the field. Softball and soccer are the spring sports. Softball is the most popular sport of the year. The number of participants is greater than in any sport. In .l une all students who have participated in the sports program are hon- ored at the Awards Assembly. Awards are given to each winning team and to the winners of the tournaments. The program is extensive with lots of action and excitement, and interesting to any sports minded girl. Q' letifff BOWLING TEAM Top to bottom. left to right: Louise Kern, Sadie Ruta, Lenora Egli. Barbara Schaal, .loan Laub- er, Mary .lane Lupton, Bette Blair. inf F U f S if X S X 2 ff f - .fs A X .S V' 42 fcifiss E-HSTORY September 8, 1951 was a day we anticipated yet dreaded. It was the beginning of the end of our secondary education, education which included social, civic and physical development as well as reading, 'riting, and frithmetic. After finding our homerooms Qwith much difficultyi , we gave a sigh of relief, not realizing we'd have to go through the same agony for each new class. We had so much to learn about our new life in HHS! If some upperclassman had taken us in confidence, we would have been able to spend those 'spare minutes of our first few days learning new faces, instead of looking for the back stairs to the third floor or trying to locate 314 in the basement. Study halls were really a new experience. No teachers! Many of us took our first HHS re- sponsibility, as proctors. Ah, to be a sophomore proctor with a study hall full of seniors! Within a week we felt as if we'd known HHS all our lives. The extra curricular activi- ties schedule presented a problem: Which ones didn't we want? Time passed, the new semester came. We had our first class election. There were probably more candidates for that one election than for our other two put together. The pep talk given to us by our class advisor, Mr. Della Torre, inspired us to be the best dues-paying class in the history of HHS ftwo years were yet to passj . Our class spirit and enthusiasm was carried over to our Sophomore Hop, which was an over- whelming success under the leadership of our officers, George Riester, President, Helen Huyler, Vice-Presidentg. Dixie Sawyer, Secretary, and Paul Hartman, Treasurer. In June we had our final initiation into HHS, final exams. The exams .themselves were not half as bad as the agonizing hours of review and fears. Our Junior Year is tucked away with fond memories of a champion football team and season. Saturday, clear and brisk, became the day of the week with a game in the afternoon and a date in the evening. We were becoming more and more aware of HHS as OUR school, and we found ourselves growing more mature as we met new situations. During the year, we experienced two losses - the deaths of Mr. Soare, a teacher, and Mr. Thompson, our Vice-Principal. We felt united in a spirit of gratefulness and honor for having known both of them. When June rolled afound, our Junior Congress, under the leadership of Don Sgro, President, Helen Huyler, Vice President, and Carol Hibbard, Secretary, dissolved with and almost dry treasury. The long awaited year arrived! We were Mighty Seniors. Our supremacy was often Haunted unnecessarily, but that was our privilege. We wondered how just two years ago we could have been half so juvenile as the incoming Sophs. We acquainted ourselves with the large number of new faculty members and prepared the school inside and out for the visiting evaluation committee. The special program, portraying the life of HHS, gave us added pride as we recognized our school's prominence in many activities. The Comet Staff was humming like bees getting the pictures snapped and the write-ups completed for the yearbook. Senior Congress was equally busy. Beat Buttons , football programs, Christmas cards had to be sold! Soon any person who had ambitions to be a salesman was discovered and the treasury was about one-third along the way. Then the news was released like a New York Times EXTRA: Dr. Lowe was to retire. Knowing how fortunate we were to have felt his influence, we regretted that future classes would not know him. April 24, 1954- is another date to be treasured in our memories of HHS. We put on our tucks', and formals, became ladies and gentlemen of society, and made our dreams come true at our Senior Prom. Graduation was drawing near as we completed our final exams and started re- hearsals. The days had wings and our hearts were light. Excitement, fear, disappoint- ment, and happiness were all part of our three year's stay at Hackensack High School, which ended on our graduation day, Wednesday, June 23, 1954. 4- WW E '19, : 'Q I lg 2 i 1 611 KN :X P X X 3 iii' ' its-' is oz- ' . it 1 it. X ARTHUR CHARLES FRANCES J. ALESCI ABRIOLA 116 Pink Street 435 Spring Valley Road Hackensack Paramus Fran . . . petite, brown Art . . . tall and dark eyed lass . . . sweet and happy-go-lucky . . . lover sincere . . . faithful friend of sports . . . a fine person- . . . soft spoken . . . gentle ality. personality. RAYMOND C. ALEXANDER 251 Moore Street Hackensack 'Ray . . . one of H.H.S.'s friendliest . . . enthusias- tic worker . . . proctor . . . favorite pastime, hunting . . . future includes college. 'tu DIANN ELIZABETH ALLAN 215 Manning Avenue River Edge ' De-De . . . blond, blue ' eyed beauty . . . active in Lf ' cabinet and yearbook . . . ' a stimulating personality 5, . . . an asset to any group. WILLIAM LEON MARY ELLEN ALSTON ALTEMOSE 330 First Street 325 Monmouth Avenue Hackensack New Milford Bill' . . . a class cut-up . . . cheery grin . . . serious moments . . . interested in physical education nice to be with. 44 Very capable student . . Steinie's right hand . . pizza rates high . . . viva cious personality . . . sec- retarial job in the future JANE BENTLEY ALLAN 125 Prospect Avenue Hackensack Janie . . . cheery and bright . . . intelligent gal . . . capable proctor and checker . . . always talking . . . a real hot-rod. .IUDITH ELIZA BETH ALTONEN 40 Elizabeth Street North Hackensack Judy . . . attractive, state ly brunette . . . dreamy eye . . . enjoys swimming ant bowling . . . top comme: cial student . . . nice t know. D NI.-XRN l'fl.l.l'1N .-XNIVICKSUN -107 Nlaulisun Awuum' Nvw Milford linnplvsu . . . fl fire' ffm! U'lx'fIgll' nf llVl1!IIlIllt' . . . 'pe-s Milllftlllvl' tn own lwr rn rvrrrrfl slmp. Ll.-KN l.lCUN. K liqXRl 0O'l' lllll llzlllwwm-ll Firm-I lluvke-11bu4'k all arul lzloml . . . quirlf r Xlllllt' .... W low Io angvr . . lIl'lI1,u'lll1g Ines . . . lzig 'valx .... S mart anal xa- Hixtimtc-fl. lJUli0'l'IlX NIILIJRICD if' MARX Sl VSQXN IS,-KKICR -'Ull4I':'lvlx x 285 Clinton Plzlve- Uh Fair Stn-vt lluvkm-muvk H114'km'Ils41L'k --gm, l Q Q ,-jH.,.,vj,,f' 'f,f,,,,f1. lint . . . friemllv girl ly, frm' . . . vnrrzrsl. vnrfr- 14'1'1l1 II lug llvllu . . . will lm gvlir' . . . lrumllr' nl lalvnt ll lop nnfrlr .wfrfflllry . . . 47l7fl'IIllXll1' ullflfmlf. ..,, N B EN: it ll,-Xlilll-Kli.'K ANN IZ -XRNWELI, 873 Hugs-rt Ruaul Hiwr lfclgm- nllarlf' . . . ll1lPl1lP4l anrl 1'Iltlll.YlflA0llS . . . xlufll xpurl . . . u'arn1 frfvml . . . rmjnyx vlanving . . . mjwrf great flzingx from lwr. . . . nlzvzzyx rvmly fu aill XIIIIIPIIIIP . . . 4-ullvgv In mum. .ox ' Q' . 1 ROBERT H. IEQXHRATT I0-18 Carnation Drivv Nvw NIilfUI'll Whilvy . . . uwll lil.-ml . . . loyal . . . 1l1llJlIvY'HU' lurlry . . . rzvzvr zvillmut 11 Illill, grin . . . a whiz al SUl'f'l'r. I, X I .. Elly! JUAN l'. ll.XSll.lu I-12 Hnlt Strvvl llackm-mavk Chip . . . rapalnlf' . . . 1'0lII'lf'llllvf7IlX . . . f'l1'rf'r . . . l10u'lil1g, lIl1Xl'lJl1ll anrl rlmn-ing arf' frzmrilvs . . . willing wurlwr .... S ww! .vnilrn -f-1 - 7- .l-111 wil.i 11.-vw swf wr if JOAN li. HEY S-3 Furvie-w Avvrmuc- Purunms l.i,Ql1I-l11'11rI1'11 lllll sir11'1'r1' . . . van ln' l'0llIlfl'II on lo l'lllil'l'l7 11l1v ,!!!IflH'fiIlfl . . . lmnrly Il'fl,l II 111151411111 11111. 1 .1 -v -A K. J' Q A 2 JOAN VIRKLINIA IHCIINKIC 233 Spring Valle-y Road Paramus Frivlzrlly 1li.wp11sit1'm1 . . Pllgflglllg, PHS-V gmng, Par- 111'st . . . rlzarnzing !'0IIllJ!Il1- ion .... H uv1'1'I 111141 IlIl.'i0- l!ll1vSliY'!lff'll . . . i1l1'11l rv-1111. ,A jf.. if .K Q rf- . ., 2-4, , 4 L . JAY K. ISICRM.-KN 172 I'1llK'li1l AVVIIKIQ' Iluvkm-11wL1r'k A great .wrzxff aj hunmr . . . Il1'ilI sporls fan . . . earnest 111111 PIIXIY going . . . flaxlling smilf- for anyonf-, ar1y11'n1v. Q Y'Kl.ICRllf l.UUlHl'f IKICIKNIAN 480 .'Xllu'l'I l'l:u'c' Nm-w Milfursl Val . . . rzrigillrll . . . lmnl 1L'n.rl.'1'r ...H fUl'lJfI'1l'.S Ilix- lury, f.'lIf'l!l, rlnxx rlisrux- simrs ...V I ulure' L'f'IIIlf'I UIl'Il4'I'. ARLICNE LOUISE UISSO 172 Oxfrrrml T1'rru1'v Hivm-r lfhlpm- Ar . . . lrlrnzrlff . . . Illlll' IQYPII . . . qniffl, Sl.Il!'f'l'F. lfirlzl . . . gum! wrlrlrwr . . . loads of fun . . . ll junior 1'oll1?g1' r'11n1p11x r'11ll.S. xml? ,, wc? rf E , 1 .id-1 MARLENIE LOUISE ISLMIK 55 Railroad AV1'llll1' Huck:-Ilsuvk fgllllll f'0IlIlJ!lIlj' . . . nn? wnrlll A'll0lL'flIg .... w Ilfl' tn ,w11'1'11f11 . . . full of lwrsun- ality 111111 jri1'l11fll111'ss. Q fm. 1 QF' fx 'J . .Xl if ' 5 ' ffl ,: aw 5 - 1 5' 4 Iiii f r gg in ig U ':': 7' fa E 1-, 211' -f 2 .-3,7 F-A l'IC'l'ICli R. l3IAliVl'II.'I' 86-1 Park AVl'lllll' Kivvr Iqllgl' Pc-I1- . . . IIIIUIIVYS lots of fun . . . fll'lil'P in 11111111 , . . f'llf0j'S flillfllllll . . . in fu- lurv, lmpvs to llllf'lIll agri- Vllllllflll 4'nll1'g1'. PHYLLIS JEAN BLEST GARY DAVID BLISS BARNEY BOBEK, JR. 68 Kenwood Road 150 Route 17 12 Louis Street River Edge Paramus Hackensack Phy1 . . . full of laughter A way with words . . . Barr . . . quiet, sincere . . . pert twirler . . . smile casual manner . . . crea- .... efficient in all he does for all . . . teaching beck- tive . . . faithful yearbook . . . hunting and hshing ons . . . attractive and in- staff member . . . enjoys the rate high with Barney. telligent. hner things of life. FRED BODNER 64 Prospect Avenue Hackensack ll and muscular . . . a der of our school . . . tial and warm to all . . . rt step college. AUL F. BRODERSEN 181 Webb Avenue River Edge other mad chemist . . vays good for a laugh . a friendly attitude . . . cere and helpful . . . rat zest for living. JOHN BRANCATO 70 Leuning Street South Hackensack Bronco . . . blond haired, blue eyed lad . . . pleasing smile . . . nice to know . . . future in U.S. Navy. ELEANOR BULLOCK 305 First Street Hackensack The girl with the lilting laugh . . . delightful and dependable . . . easy to know . . . easy to please. JEAN MARIE BUNCH 237 Clay Street Hackensack Interesting person . . . quiet at times . . . lovely voice . . . best of luck in the future, Jean. 47 ICLEANOR CAROLINE IIIIRNS 26 Lehigh Street Havkensaek I'Illa . . . sincere . . . friendly . . . artive in sports . . . loves horses . . . viva- rious, versatile and vigor- ous. 48 A. CAROL LOUISE BUSAM 203 Allen Street Hackensack DORIS ARLENE BUSH 335 Kinderkamack Road North Hackensack Fun to be with . . . pretty, Dorie . . . blue eyed peppy cheerleader . . . loves blond . . . piano and organ spagetti . . . future W.A.F. talents . . . accomplished . . . very capable. artist . . . sailboating rates high . future. VINCENT S. CALECA 112 Kenwood Road River Edge Vinnie . . . ready wit . . . works hard . . . a music and baseball fan . . . al- ways friendly . . . a nice guy to know. . . art school in WILLIAM A. BYRNE E 344 Route 4 Paramus Calm, quiet, co-operative . . . serious air . . . high ideals . . . predict a hne future. IRA DAVID CALLIS 195 Central Avenue Hackensack Pleasant personality . . . always to be depended upon . . . fine companion . . . surress ahead. 6.4 WILLIAM C. CAFASSO 57 Grove Street Hackensack Bill . . . blond, curly hair . . . quiet at times . . . al- ways a ear full of friends . . . gregarious. BRUCE RALPH CAMPBELL 228 .Iaekson Avenue Hackensack Big hello . . . arrive in sports . . . always has a helping hand . . . friend to all . . . future in college. 'Q'f 'J' Wl1.1.lA1N1 1'F1'1'F11 CAPIC, 111. 120 Myer Strw-I 11zu'km-nsalrk ll , . . friemlly wit . . . rounrl guy . . . easv inf-r at all times . of pep . . . generous '1re. 4,-ff 1 1 1 e x 1,015 IDRRAINE OWEN JOHN CARNEY E40 Ardalv Road Paramus llnenrlirzg .lrienrlliness . . . easy going . . . contagious hurnur . . . never in a hurry . . . likes to work-hut slow to start. LAMUEL CARROLI, A1.1'H0NS171 A. 1'A'1'1'1lC1A ANNE FRANK M CAVALLO 167 Cl'1l1I'il1 Avenue Cfx5M1IENT1 CASFIDY 401 Parker Avrnue 11a1'kz-llsark 113 First Stn-4-I 105 Catalpa Avenue Havkmnsack m .... Q harp alresxer Hf1l'k nSa1'k H3f'k ma k lu! out or a class rut up . sfars for Il.lI.S. in Al . . . arristir' ana' nzus- Pat . . . always ,lrienrlly faunty jolrester 'hall ...H lrienfllv anfl iral ability . . . willing . . . haral worker . . . hall Izelleies in Ialung life easy 'ienrlerl . . . always hav- worker . . . aims high . . . lolx of fun . . . vitalify anal willing lo help anyone Il gnorl tinu' . . . en- tries anything anre . . . pep . . . rongenial, r'l1arn1- sianz plus. arlire, avvorrrplislzerl. ing, rheerful. 2 1 A WIIIIAM II. IIIIIIISTNIAS 233 Clay Stn-n-I I Ill4'lU'II9LlI'll lIill . . . llIlfIl'Illl'Il guivf- nrnsx . . . plvrlxillg pf'r.mn- alilr . . . gngvlfvr . . . lunxf rl l1n'l.' in Ilw lulurrn 7 I PL 5 f -.bI1 - .- IXXI 1 A I X. i. I , e. i my . AIITIIIIR WII.I,IAM CIIIANICY, JR. 2T6 .lumr-s Stn-vt IIzu'k:-nsuvk A lIf'IIII'I' samvl ix ll prmny f'!lfH1'Ilu . . . sinrrre . . . frif-nflly, rl11'f'rfl1l . . . plms- unl lrnflvrxlmzflirlg . . . .vnilr ,lor all. l ll wi '- ly K.gVl' E z i my SIIIIIIIIY NI. CIAMPO 95 Ilailmaul Aw-nuv IIil1'lU'Ilhill'k ffllump . . . lmwling lilnlulr' nf fflll . . . lllllr llanrl Illf'N1,I6'l' . . . Pl7l'f'I'lllI-IIg..Y yas big . . . plans Il NHI I' ffr1r1'1'r. -r' 'Cf' SANIVUIID 'I'. IIIIASIC T5 :Nn1l1-rf-nn Stn-Q-I Ilum-lu-nsuvk Nfzwr tvillmzzt I1 nfriwlrlly lzvllo . . . vr1rr1lr1'r1vs font- lmll will! stulliex . . . will- ing lu 110 of 11xsi.sIar1r'e at any lime . . . rz gmul pvrsmz tu lillllw. 'Pa DAVID D. CIM MIOTTI 637 Bogvrt Road River Edge- nlluu- . . . Iall . . . IYIIOIUII to all . . . always .smiling . . . sharp .wnse of humor . . . rullege' lmrlfrms . . . frimzrlly, frm-loving guy. MIT 'YY ..-.5 43 ,. dr , F .IOIIN IIIIIN 2-I7 Moore' Slrrvl lluvkc-nxzu'k I4rt1'x1irull,l' l1ll4'Hl4'1l . . alzle' mul xrillilzg .... w in r'r'rf', lruv. ffIll'lIl4'lI nn: lrivmlly . . . quid lm! In rnwrlrrl. I,UlllS CUIDO CINQIII I43 II:-rry Stn-vt Iluvke-nsuvk juni:- . . . easy goin' 11 Iilurlr, nr'w'r a flull mnmel uflwn l1e x arnunzl .... 9 1' remry, 1'ir'e-prfsirlerzl 1 lmmvronm . . . vlulnre plar irzrlurle lvrlmiral srlmol. , 1 PATRICIA T. CIRELLO 417 Williams Avenue Hackensack Patti . . . musically tal- ented . . . loves to laugh . . . easy conversationalist . . . unfailing humor . . . good natured . . . loyal band member. PHILIP R. COMP 362 State Street Hackensack 1il . . . sharp dresser . full of school spirit ejective football player . congenial personality . serious student . . . y to talk to. CQUELINE COSCIA 70 Hobart Street Hackensack ckie . . . full of pep sometimes shy . . . un- iiclable sense of humor . loaded with school 'it . . . understanding. BENEDICT F. COMPAGNONE 20 Fairview Avenue Paramus Ben . . . popularity and personality plus . . . good- natured . . . laughing eyes and a mischievous grin . . . loyal friend. ANNIE A. COSTEN 269 Second Street O'NEILL CLARK 190 High Street Hackensack Loyal H.H.S. fan . . . nat- ural comedian . . . good friend to all . . . easy man- ner at all times . . . magnet- ic personality. TERRY CRISPANO 260 Manning Avenue Hackensack River Edge A better friend is hard to Never serious . . . tall, ind . . . easy going, con- blond and cute . . . school genial . . . nice to have spirit . . . around . . . generous na- anyone . . willing to help . delight of bor- ture. ing classes. CAESAR B. CLAY 265 Third Street Hackensack Enthusiastic personality . . . well known grin . . . pleasant voice . . . full of pep . . . sincere and polite . . . friendly hello. 51 CONRAD DA COSTA 187 Hudson Street Hackensack Connie . . . always smiling . . . ready retort . . . football enthusiast . . . hard worker . . . nice to have around . . . success assured. WAYNE MICHAEL DANIELS 372 Maple Hill Drive Hackensack Calm cool, collected . . . dependable member of the stage crew . . . assembly rise . . . good sport . . . future artist. S ' ...Af Ia CAROL DAVIS 256 Railroad Avenue Hackensack Rocky . . . ine activity worker . . . likes sports and a certain football player . . . future physical edu- cation teacher. FERNADA ANN DE GRUCCIO 34- Fair Street Hackensack Fern . . . small, quiet, friendly . . . a fine person to know . . . adept at sew- ing . . . admirable attitude toward schoolwork. JEAN C. DEL VECCHIO 103 Hudson Street Hackensack Jeanie . . . enjoys ou door life . . . intends to L a receptionist . . . favoril pastime is reading. ROBERT ALLAN DEMAREST 10 Asbury Street New Milford Bob . . . enjoys great out of doors . . . able rnan on soccer team . . . con- scientious . . . success ahead. 'g A RUSSELL C. DERMOND 1 Asbury Street New Milford Chick . . . good-natured . . . speed and skill on skates . . . capable home- room treasurer . . . college bound. RONALD .l. DE VINCENTIS 103 Fair Street Hackensack Ronnie . . . that winning way . . . tall, dark, am handsome . . . co-captaii of football team . . . sports minded . . . sure to succeed ,YJ IIIIIIIARD .IOSEVII DICVINIC ITS Kimi:-rkzunu4-k Roaul River I':1Iy,m' leasant disposition . 'ents' ol -whool spirit . . ways friendly . . . won- 'ientious and llfft IIfl'1'f' udent . . . good naturerl. JOSIEPII V. DIANA 1-I0 IIIIII Slrvvl IIavIu'l1sum'Ic Inv . . . ,lull of fun . . . 'y humor . . . personality us . . . versatile . . . de- 'ndahle . . . popular with 'l . . . friendly smile, reerlul hello. vi ff ki -'Ei' .-XRLINFI D. DEWAN 150 Pint' Street Ilurkensavk Pretty and pert . . . rute vlieerlearler . . . sparlrliug eyes . . . II1I'.Vl'lIiPI'0IlS way . . . spirited and alnllitious . . good student. LUIS AIIRIAM DICKSON 551 Salem Street Paramus Talented at the piano . . . tall and slim . . . lively wil . . . ,lull ol pep . . . a live- u'ire . . . good student . . . spirited. 5 ICLAINIC JUAN DEWAN 150 Pine Street Hzu'ke-nsavk Cute and witty . . . parlfed with rim and rigor . . . sunny personality . . . pleasant to loolr at . . . ri- zwrious eaptain oil our eheerlemlers. .1 f X I FAYI2 THERESA DI INIARTINO 95 Fair Street Havkensavk Beauty plus brains - a rare eombinalion . . . in- ,ler-tious giggle . . . always has a question . . . loqua- rious . . . wears a perpetual srnile. .Wh DAVID J. DOES 26 Bennett Avenue Rochelle Park Dave . . . a quiet senior . . . sense of humor . . . rourteous . . . helpful, hard working . . . unassuming, earnest . . . friendly dis- position. U .rx 'LL l-Il- 4-A az ' I EI.lZ.'XHIf'I'Il ANN EAGAN 150 W1-st Oldix Firm-I Rochelle- Park Hz-tty . . . rule, pert, peppv . . . a winning per- xnnalillx' . . . lun and vlrolir enlhusiaxt . . . invlertious laugh . . . gilt .lor gall. RUIHCRT IS. lJUNnXl.llSUN Ill 691 Millbrook Road River Edge hlhltllu . . . handsome, hard- uprlxirzg, lilfealfle . . . xen- xilfle and lltlllfll to earth . . . urell worth knowing . . a bright ,luture llewlf- ons '. p1T,,,e IIQXHOI, I,0RIf'l I'nX ICASON 201 lim-rdan Plam- Hack:-n'-avk Giggles, smiles, then sud- den seriousness . . . modest, unassuming miss . . . ran he relied upon ...V l riendly, lull ol lun. HUGH JMVIICS IJOVGHI-IRTY 625 Duke Road New Milford llarrl worker . . . friendly . . . fhemislry rornes nat- urally . . . temper never gels rufllerl , . . sure suress in 1-ollege. 'O' CHUIKCH I'. I-ICKI-IR'l' 569 Clarendon Str:-ot River Edge Healthy and handsome . . . a bundle of fun . . . rhenz- istry fiend . . . mostly found eating . . . rapalnle football player. V3 NLPJTQG il ta I .I KATHRYN DYKEMAN 67 Sevond Street Hackensavk Modest rharrn . . . enjoy. a good time . . . generou. and genial . . . whalevet she does, she does well . . matter of fart. J. ROBERT ECAN 136 Voorhis Avenue River Edge Bolu . . . hard workc . . . often found at informa lion deslf . . . talenle lrark star . . . rollege an surf-ess are his aims. ROBERT EDWARD ENGELHARDT 933 Howard Court New Milford Bob . . . an outdoor man . active member of mix- l chorus . . . ready wit. . . ways working for H.H.S. . . mischievous nature. RACE J. T. FALATO L41 Washington Avenue Hackensack inning personality . . . fendly smile . . . ambi- rus . . . heart of gold . . . 'icient worker . . . calm, ol and collected. ' r Tv ' fbfff' LENORA EGLI 233 Madison Avenue New Milford Goo Goo . . . vibrant personality, lively wit . . . athleticly inclined . . . ever ready smile . . . one of the most popular seniors . 1 v . MARGARET LYNCH EHMER 1132 Boulevard New Milford Peggy . . . always ready with a friendly smile . . . intelligence plus self-reli- ant . . . sincere friend . . . loyal and ejicent. ALICE CHRISTINE EVANS 853 Bogerl Road River Edge Outstanding student . . . full of life . . . strong ad- vocate of school spirit . . . extroardinary ideas . . keen sense of humor. JOSEPH FARELLA 9 Leuning Street South Hackensack Joe . . . enthusiastic . . . well known grin . . . pleas- ant voice . . . full of pep . . . loyal friend . . . endless energy. HARRY EDWARD FARR 270 Stanley Place Hackensack Easy going . . . pleasant disposition . . . plenty of school spirit . . . always loyal . . . likeable, sincere . . . generous. RICHARD BRUCE ENCELHARDT 933 Howard Court Rich voice New Milford . . . a melodious . . . active H.H.S. rooler . . . loves to fish and hunt round . . a regular all- good fellow. 55 C. ALAN FEATHER 216 Anderson Street Hackensack Al . . . typical school boy . . . able athlete . . . an everlasting appetite . . . mischieveous twinkle in his eye . . . irresistable smile. 56 ,IOANNA HELEN JOSEPH FEORANZ, JR. FELTER 149 Liberty Street 668 Bogert Road Hackensack River Edgf' Joe . . . good-natured, . . . a hearty Dodger carefree guy . . . enthusias- fan . . . finds chemistry a tic sports booster . . . a dilemma . . . hopes to toil capable bowler . . . a sure as teacher. success in business. GLORIA C. FERLISE 17 Lodi Street Hackensack Fleas . . . hoe feet of eharm and vitality . . . ardent Critic supporter . . . enjoys a good book . . . a capable library council worlfer. N 1 U BARBARA M. FINNEY 185 High Street Hackensack Bubbling over with fun . . . dosen't let any grass grow under her feet . . . full of cheer . . . quiet at times enjoys life. A . 'Z' JOSEPH W. FIORILLA 56 Campell Avenue Hackensack Joe . . . agreeable, in- ventive . . . dependable and industrious . . . participates in all good fun . . . great sport . . . subtle humor . . . energetic. vi- I CERTRUDE M. FERRC 315 Jackson Avenue Hackensack Trudy . . . vivarious am fun-loving . . . always will ing to lend a hand . . . 4 hner friend is hard to find ROBERT C. FISCHER 186 Bogert Road River Edge Bob . . . even temperez . . . plenty of comma: sense . . . will do anythinf for a pal . . . takes life easj . . . nothing worries him. f-. A'-4 'C' H 33' D-XNIICI. ,IOSEPII IRENE EYELYN ROBERT WALTER l Ol,EY l4'ORRl'IS'l' FRANK ST Olslis Sm---t -106 l'rnspl-ct .'xYt'Illlt' 218 Fairview Avenue Rm-ln-llv Park llilC'kt'llS11l'l'i llaramus Dun' .... w irlrerr- nml Tall lmnzzty . . . qnie! anrl ,fllerl xturlenr . . . newrom- nrnz lienrrrwl gui' . . . slly . . . nnvlerxmrzrlirzg anrl er. lm! we like him . . . re- illing lo lielp . . . gaml- generonx . . . rlrenmy eyes xerrell manner . . . energet- iturml . . . lfiml fo all . . . . . . lures to reml . . . per- ie nature . . . unrzsxunizfng PHlf'flIl!H'.V slip' . . . likex to pelnnl xmile. . . . loves IU eat. he if easy. ix ul e rr ax yr, V V, 6 ,M . J , iw fn: A '. . .-.ii Yiilgg L C.'XNNIi'I I'I-I l.. l RlTCll DOROTHY E. LEONARD CABOUR 230 De-iiiun-st Av:-nuv PUPATTFRFH 365 Williams Avenue New Milfnrml 159 Clinton Place Haekensavk vile laxx . . . heart of gulf! Haf'k n5a k Frfenrlly namre , , , Wy. . peppy persanaliry . . . Dot . . . pretiy blond salile . . . rlepelzclable . . . inrlrling . . . pretly Iwirler . . . merry eyes . . . lrriglzt sinrere and tliouglilful . . . . guml stnzlent. smile . . . quiet sense of full of ,lun . . . lilrefl by all lmnmr . . . Hzzrlrrzel here . . . sure to sureefl. she rornes. we I xl MARY FRANCES GAINES 240 llc-rry Street Havkensack Big smile . . . lallfative . . . Ul1'llf'iU1lS and vibrant . . . rni.w'liei1'0us . . . full of pep and fun . . . pleasing to all. TN SANDRA BEATRICE COLDIN 483 Parker Avenue llaekensaek Sandy . . . retieent bru- nette . . . artive member of school organization . . . journalistir' aspirations . . . fashion leader. PATRICIA MAE GIANELLA 35 Lexington Avenue Rochelle Park Pal . . . shining blaelf tresses . . . genuine friend- liness . . . sweet smile . . . eonseientious worker . . . generous and trusting as well as trusted. LOIS COLDSTEIN 281 Maple llill Drive Hackensack Grace and charm . . . mem- ber of sign that penalty slip eluli . . . musieally minded . . . best dressed. Q CECILIA ANN CILLEN 72 Maple Avenue Haekensaek Ceil . . . petite and peppy . . . understanding friend . . . aetive eheerlearler . . . pretty as a pieture . . . expressive eyes. iii X f sf GREGORY GOLLOP 141 Essex Street Hackensaek Greg . . . ronfident, eheerlul rompanion . . . mad about cars . . . good natured, good spirited, good hearted . . . great fellow. 4 DEBORAH CITTELSOHN 700 Kinderlcamack Road River Edge Debbie . . . quiet, sineere little lady . . . sparkling smile . . . enjoys summer sports . . . rollege in the near future. ALTA LANA GUODMMN 44 East Central Avenue Maywood Outstanding drarnatist . . reliable . . . always ready to lend a helping hand . . sinrere friend . . . ronseien tious student. '- 'r Q, -5, NANCY ROSE ROBERT .l. CRAFF GORGONE 150 Grand Street 61 Main Street New Milford Hackensack Bob . . . in charge of the Nan . . . full of pep and Bulletin . . . capable stu- always on the go . . . never dent . . . will rise to any without a smile or happy occasion . . . mathemati- giggle . . . nice to know, cally minded. nice to remember. ARILYN RUTH HALL 271 Voorhis Avenue River Edge uinkling mischief in her es . . . keen sense of mor . . . friendly and reable . . . certain of a :cessful future. STEPHEN EARL HAND 388 First Street Hackensack Steve . . . brown eyes, black hair . . . miniature hobbyist . . . college beck- ons in the near future. JHN JOSEPH HANES 46 Terrace Avenue Rochelle Park ack . . . blue eyes, own hair . . . H.H.S.'s sd Piper . . . a favorite all . . . faithful friend. RICHARD S. HANEY 513 Charles Street New Milford Dick . . . quiet . . . the perfect listener . . . loves to lravel . . . ardent hill- billy fan . . . phzns to stay with Uncle Sam for awhile. DONALD M. HARING 49 Summit Avenue Hackensack Don . . . blond . . . car enthusiast . . . always smil- ing . . . good sense of humor . . . energetic . . . outdoor sports rate. EUGENE GREENBERG 2-4 Prospect Avenue Hackensack Gene . . . good-natured ubiquitous . . . bowling and dancing enthusiast . . . pop- ular . . . gallant fellow. JOAN HARRIS 283 Central Avenue Hackensack Handy with needle and thread . . . ardent movie- goer . . . come and trip it as you go, on the light fan- tastic toe. Take things as they come . . . calm, collected, matter of fact . . . always in good JOHN B. HARRIS 257 Stanley Place Hackensack ROBERT HARTMANN 269 Monmouth Avenue New Milford Undisturbed, unassuming, untiring . . . is aiming to- ward the profession of en- gineer . . . swift thinking . . hard working. E. JOHN HECKEL 131 Clay Street Hackensack Amiable attitude . . . roar- ing football player . . . ambitious boy . . . up on all that's new . . . earnest, energetic, exemplary. PAUL HELFEN 32 East Forest Place Rochelle Park Easy going . . . earnest . . flashing smile for anybodl anytime . . . good-nature . . . good spirited . . . goo hearted. ROBERT K. HELMER 36 West Passaic Street Rochelle Park A regular fellow . . . main- stay of the baseball team . . . friends respond readily to that winning smile. BARBARA ELEANOR HERRICK 225 Woodland Road New Milford Good companion . . . charming co-ed . . . person- ality like a magnet . . . her cheery smile makes you feel right at home. CAROL LOUISE HIBBARD 160 Davis Avenue Hackensack Cute little blonde . . . hor est, upright, genuine . . delights in dancing . . enthusiasm unlimited . . admired and respected ll all who know her. Al S-0 1' CIIARLICS FRANCIS IIICKS 351 Ralilroaul Awnin- llill'kL'llSii1'k fllurliq- . . . ll1'l1i1'l' vlaxx vlnlufr . . , Swiruming en- uxiast . . . asset to any ganization . . . engineer- g holrlx a xperial interest. HELEN MARIE HORVATH 386 Winmisxmr Ruud River Edge esixtalale, ingenioux, and elligent . . . friendly . . . 'efree . . . highly energet- . . . grareful rarriage . . . girl to remember. x S, .I XNHIIC YENDIA llII.I, 22,1 Yourllis .'xVt'llLIt' River Eligi- ,lun .... v u'eet and xin- ri-re . . . natural eharm . . . leader among leaders . . . outstanding .vtudent , . . rapahle Comet ro-editor . . . complete loyalty, J' ROISI-IRTA C. HOS'l'ETLER 80 Arvadia Road Hack:-nsaek Bertie . . . enthusiastir' , . . musif' hug . . . banrl and 1-horux . . . a nire girl to know . . . always a bright smile. ,tw 5- 1.3,- w ,N ,f y A 4' at EUGENE F. HORAK East 104 Prospect Street Paramus lla-In- . . . a lover of the outdoors . . . prohrient with a gun or bow . . . genial and amirrzlrle . . . a great fellow. GEORGE FLOYD HELEN E. HUYLER HUNT, -IR' 175 Bei-vh Street 87 Madison Avenue Hackensack R0l'hf'll Park Vim, vigor, and vitality . . Stillwater runs deep . , . singer a la supreme . . loves to tinker with radios keen sense of humor . . . . . baseball enthusiaxt . . . never ruffled . . . an out forever a friend. standing personality. .,....u-Q- '11 IJIJXNIC CILMIIC l T41 llninn Hlrvvl I l21l'k!'llSil1'k Uzzsir 1111'f'r . . . r'o11vrls pllnlngrrlplls of 111'r ,1ri1'111ls , . . 1111li1'i11111111'sf . . . 1011114 I-Nfl . . . grmzrl l'IllIIINlIlVY . . . 1r1'e-1111ly 1111111 g1'gg11'. JUSICPIIINE MARY IACONO 60 Ne-w Strvm-t HUi'kl'llSll1'k ju . . . frierrrlly, FIIPT- gvtiw . . . Iypiral l1.1l.S. Svninr . . . PIZIVIFXI . . . llilffl wnrlfer . . . luis 01111171 . . . Pizza 1'if' Fllf1lllS1l1Sf. '15 DORIS C. ITRO 74 Union Str:-vt Hac'ke'nsaf'k lf1111111'y, 111110 11101111 . . rvarly in 1111 f'1114'rgf'ne'y . . . 1u11r'1v linlf- lmly . . . alwauvx rvmly for II goml lime . . . lots of f1111111Ii0n. ,Q 3 X QV J, ' NOR MA IANNMIONE 231 Sunnnil Aw-1111v HLl1'kl'IlSi14'k Tall stzzfvly 11r11n11f'rt . . , lwaps of -11111 ..,. xlllllfl Lim 3111110 . . . Wfrrlvr Fro- livk t1Ilf'f'l1 . . . rlaxx ru!- up . . . alwnyx 11111. 5 42 'fn , N ., .Y' f Y 'T' X A 1 DONALD W. JACOBS T7 Hurlsun Str:-1-l llZ.ll'kQ'llSZ1I'k Dun . . . llr. lambs . . , 11111 In H11 . . . mzjoys ll gona' jokf' . . . tops srlw- laxlir-allr . . . alzvays xin- rvrf- . . . ll grfvzt guy . . surf' for Sl1!'l'1'XS. Q wmv. inf ' JOHN lNll,1Xl.l.lNI'Ili,fX HH l'ink Slrm-I llll1'k1'llNill'k 111'g1111' l'lIf'fAHl'1l-I' , . . .v111111y lll'f.SUlII11115 . . , 111'1'f'r 111x- 1'UlIflIf.fl'11 . . . 1lIl1l'.Y llflllllh work . . . 11111 01 11111 . ll1ll'lIl.S llll l1l1' pu. N r.'7t l ROBI-1R'l' AI.l.l'1N .IAHVHIA 2-U Vulln-y Ruud Rivvr lfclgz- J.V. . . . w0111lf'rf111 glly . . . 111111r1'11g 1'11l1111x1nxt . . . !'lljUVYX 1l'Ul'1n'iIlH 1111 wars llllll 111111-111110 tools . . . plans In 11tIr1111 1'r1l1r'g1'. THEODORE A. JEAN, JR. 265 Kensington Road River Edge Pleasing personality . . calm, carefree, and easy- going fellow . . . keen and open to new ideas . . . helpful and ltearty. JORMAN W. JONES 5 Pangborn Place Hackensack ' quiet mien . . . laughs the right time . . . dil- :nt . . . steadfast . . . ber . . . sincere . . . good ort and fine friend. QARGARET KARRAM 318 Anderson Street Hackensack rpper dancer . . . cheer- 7, confident, complacent . combination of a care- 'e and serious girl . . . 'y dependable. ROBERT GEORGE KANOV 72 Atlantic Street Hackensack Easy going . . . energetic . . . earnest . . . keen and open to new ideas . . . al- ways willing to help. ELAINE Z. JONES 298 Third Street Hackensack Honest, upright, genuine . . . ambitious, amiable, alert . . . a sure ire success in later life . . . always reliable. LORETTA THERESA KAUFHOLD 419 Congress Street New Milford Forever foremost in the ranks of fun . . . works hard and gets results . . . spontaneous laugh . . .aims to please. PATRICIA E. KAZIMIR 35 Central Avenue Rochelle Park Versatility personified . . . delightful . . . proficient typist . . . diligent and ejicient . . . worthy of confdence. LEONARD F. JONES 298 Third Street Hackensack Always smiling . . . noth ing's too hard for him . . never without an appropri ate remark . . . calm and collected. . 3 ALLEN WILLIAM DONALD H. KING DOROTHY MARIE KEREW 285 Herman Street KLUGE 424 Sutton Avenue Hackensack 1114 River Road Hackensack HDMI . . . likeable , 5 I New Milford Serious and intelligent active in many sports . . . Dot . . . vivacious . . a staunch Democrat . football enthusiast . . . tall, trim, graceful . . always up to date on world plans to be captain . . . H.H.S. Color Guard . . adairs . . . whiz at chemis- future in college . . . will- reserved . . . photogenic try. ing worker. . . . million dollar smile. EMILIE JANE KNIES 62 Lakeview Street River Edge Friendly, smiling young miss . . . overflowing sin- cerity . . . many activities . . . enjoys ojice work . . . favorites include chicken, Eddie Fischer. DONALD K. KOCHVARA 68 Marinus Street Rochelle Park Don . . . always ready with a joke . . . clown of the classroom . . . plenty of friends . . . plans include navy and lots of money. DONALD A. KOPPE 36 Davis Avenue Hackensack Don . . . cool and collect- ed, but fun to be around . . . willing smile . . . pleas- ing manner . . . success assured. CARL KOCHMAN 39 Harvey Avenue Rochelle Park Sports fanatic . . . Tigers are tops . . . aspires to be a sports announcer or writer . . . college intended . . . enjoys baseball, football. NORMAN E. C. KOWAL 69 Madison Avenue Rochelle Park Studious and ambitious . . . biology researcher . . . active in bowling and li- brary council . . . no fear of hard work . . . sure to go far. ICHARU C. KRESCE 40 Passaic Street l Iiil'kt'IlSi1l'k iet, lm! friendly . . . my personality . . . al- ys having a good time . . sensible, sinrere, mre. i lv l 4 L KLLY PIERCE LAMB 301 Euvl id A venue Haekmsuek ally . . . lots of ,lun . . . 'dy. willing and able . . . es srlmol worlf seriously . pleasing persanalily talents are man . . , y . . . e In s1u'1'eed. 3 CYNTHIA-ANNE ROBERT ANTHONY MARIE KUSTER LA FALCE T9 Oldis Street 292 Elm Avenue Rovllelle Park Hac'lu'l1sa4'k Blonde ...H lull of fun . . . Boll . . . homeroom 208 l'IlIlIllH1'llSIif', lafs of .spirit . . . quiet . . . smile for all . . . ne1'er a dull moment. . . . rarefree, romplarent, lier malta. eompanionable . . . sure 10 Sll!'f'P6'll. N JOHN K. LARIVEE 386 llark Street lllll'k!'IlSLll'li .lohn . . . aflrarts friends from far and near . . . rariely is the spice of life mov! entliusiavlir' su 1 porter of all H.ll.S. avliu- ities. RONALD LA ROSE 220 Ridge Street New Milfurd Run . . . dare devil to Ilie 'nth degree . . . friend- ly, frolirsome, fraternal . . . a really swell guy. RICHARD W. LAWLOR, JR. 179 Holland Avenue New Milford Rich . . . plays a mean sax . . . pleasant, friendly and ,lull of fun . . . liked by everyone . . . willing ways. 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GLORIA JOAN LOHM 355 Kaplan Avenue Hackensack Busy as a bee . . . person- ality plus . . . vivacious . . . fun loving . . . good grades . . . sure of success. AROL ANN LUSSEY 137 Voorhis Avenue New Milford 'ely . . . versatile . . . letics is her twin . . . zpiest when assisting in .... endowed with nmon sense. TTY ANN MACKEY 40 Prospect Avenue Hackensack 'uty, brains and person- y make a swell person :now . . . good sport . . . et and unsophisticated. DONALD PATRICK . LUBBEN K 274 Birchwood Road , New Milford Don . . . football ace . . . easy going . . . keen sense of humor and companion- ship will make a welcome addition to college. i x JOHN R. MACIEJUNES 56 Burlew Court Hackensack Friendly and of a carefree nature . . . always senses responsibilities when the need arises . . . good listen- er . . . ready for anything. JOSEPHINE MAINENTI 2 Elizabeth Street Hackensack Twinkling eyes . . . twink- ling smile . . . sings . . . always on the go . . . will- ing, dependable and indus- trious . . . liked by all. ANNETTE MANCINI 14 Frederick Street Hackensack Merry music maker . . . does her numerous jobs with a smile . . . good- natured and a good friend. MARY JANE LUPTON 832 B Berkley Street New Milford Ardent drummer in H.H.S Band . . . small in statue but not in mentality . . favorite hobby is skating. . J . LOUISE M. MANCINI 52 Campbell Avenue Hackensack Generosity is unequalled . . . go getter, always ran be relied upon . . . rapable, cheery, happy-go lurlcy . . . spontaneous, sincere. NANCY ANN MANFREDI 184 Vuorllis Avenue River Edge Nan . . . ideal ro-ed . . . likeable little lady . . . vitality and pep . . . always busy . . . friendly . . . de- lights in home eronomirs. JOHN EMANUEL MARTIN, JR. 361 Railroad Avenue Hackensack Always anxious to please his fellow rlassmates . . . deep and pleasant voice . . . football man . . . earnest, energetir. THELMA ELOISE MARTIN 361 Railroad Avenue Hackensack Active, accomplished . . . capable student body sec'- retary . . . sports enthusiast . . . good natured and friendly . . . versatile. FRANK DOMINIC MATTIACE 31 Forest Place Rochelle Park Ifasygoing . . . dances a bit . . . aims high . . . his friendly smile and willing- ness to help anyone is ex- rellent . . . an outstanding worker. JOSEPH F. MAURO 75 Maple Avenue Hackensack Joe . . . a pun, my word . . . an abundance of orginality and enthusiasm . . . energetic . . . amiable . . . accomplished. RICHARD C. MATTALIAN 896 Summit Avenue Hackensack Variety is the spice of lift . . . good companion, sel dom worries . . . easy-going ways. WILLIAM HENRY MC CADNEY 78 First Street Hackensack Bill . . . outstanding alll lete . . . are man on basket ball squad . . . good-na tured, helpful . . . a friend ly fellow. it fri!! xl SIIRILA ANN MCCAR'I'IIY 16 I'4'c'Ii Slrvvi Ruvllvlle- Park erriliz' laugh . . . Mpirul ish humor . . . at lax! she :I her livense . . . mix- Ilf'1'0lIS but ran he xerivus . . Iliff' to lrnouf, Hire In member. MARY ELIZABETII MEITKS TI Newman Sm-vt Ilaeke-nsuvk 'iiet personnlily .... S hy 'I frieuflly .... w liiniu,-:,' es . . . lots of .lun . . . if-erlul . . . perpf-mal iile . . . well-lilferl . . . easing frieml. L I NA NCY ANNIC MII DOWICLL 227A R1-i1'I1eIt Road New Milford IIOIIICRT II. NIC IIUIIOIICII 268 fNIanning Avi-nuv River Ifmlgm' Hula . . . Pl'Pl fl'll1lj' grin Cute little lass . . . pert . . . trure nf sliynesx . . . and precise . , . e.rz'ee1lingly N'lIfI7l-lll'f1ffPll xim'eri!y . . . generous . . . never se:-:fix liappy-gvelurlfy .... w in- fu zmrry . . . loves In laugh. rere lrieml, al , f I w PATRICIA A. MALCOLM C. ARTHUR RICHARD MENJOU MERCER, JR. MERCIER 148 Catalpa Avenue 311 Simons Avenue 118 Atlantic Street Ilackensack Hackensaek Hackensack Pat . . . rliminulive, 'AMac . . . inlelligenre plus Dick . . . tall, :lark and briglit-eyed blon11...quiet . . . loves to Iinlrer with handsome . . . eonjirrnecl mmlexty . . , inlelligenre rmlios . . . loyal -lrienrl . . . women haler, Inu! we'll see plus . . . aims I0 arlvanre sinrere . . . reliable. . . . rhess whiz . . . niee fu in business u'orl1l .... Q ur- ez'ervone. resx axsured. lv 1 1-1w 1 -1 or 4. ,fiex bv X X . NIAIIILYN NIQXIC NI I I .I .ICR 83 NIauIimn 'IXVUIIIII' IIm'Iu-IIv I'ili'k Smarl mul .wpliixlirnliwl . . . rnlm mzrl will . . . pvrl mul prefix' . . . grrmil .wriw nl liunmr . . . iwrvr ll :lull mulnffiif. I I I EDWUNRD .I. fIIIC'I'fllICII 258 Spring: Valli-y AYUIIIII' II1ll'IiI'l14ll1'Ii Ed . . . lIf'I'f'f fl :lull nzomvut . . . lawl.-s a refl- livmls temper ...A laitlzliil to his rnr . . . wills, frifvnlly grin .... Q ilrruunrlvrl with lrimirls. fx 4 Q 92 V U., I i f f Q GICOIIGIC NII'I'ffIIIiI,I, XTR IPIIIII Iiuurt Riu-r Ifrlgi- NIiIm'I1 . . . lull nl .srlmnl spirit . . . 1Illl'III'S rvrulv Irilli fl zvllfnx' rvnirzrlr . . . lnkvx life in liiv slrirlf' . . mrlglzvlir 17l'fSUlIIIlll-V. ICIICNNOR IiI.IZ.XIIIC'I'II NIICYER 59 Spring Valle-y JXVUIIIII' Iyilfiillllli Gwillv, easy going . . xuwfrl anrl xiiizny smile' . . . rlwerllil 1lf'f.iUVIl1llf.Y . . . llllllllj'-gl!!-lllIlfj' . . . 11 hello for I'I'l'f.I'0lIF. A IIOI.I,IiI-IN NIARY NIORRISEY 507 Rivvr Road Nvw NIIIIUILI l2II'f'fYlP0Illf'S lrifml . . . lil.1-.w In ff'I1fl . . . will lm ll .w1if'r'r'.w.vl11l swrvlarvx' . . . liarrl ivnrlfefr . . . lovely rvrl lzair lm! no temper to ga will: it. -J I ,.. v A ' 1 ff' 4 Q In I . 1 ' 1 I WT' s 1 f C r I' . .3 1 . .nl-. - NIpIIIGARICT ANN NIIILICR 220 K4-nsinglun Ruud Iiivi-r Iimlgu' IN-ggy . . . tall mul I-hi . . . u'lia're'1l xlif' gvt llza giggle-? . . . prolly as ll pi: lure . . . e-nm' rn gvt nlnn. with . . . will lw Il womlrl ful nurse. X J il 2 E. - Lai x A go' THOMAS JOSEPH MORRISON 132 Continvntal Avvnuv Rivvr I'frIgm- IIIPIFOIYII' azlzlition I ll.l1.S .... nire personalii . . . Pwr smiling . . . gm FOIII'Pf.WIlI'UlIIIlII.Vf . . . plea ing naive' . . . well like by all. BARBARA ELEANOR MORTIMER i 468 Charles Street New Milford Slightly shy . . . twinkling eyes . . . quick smile . . . ' spontaneous laugh . . . hrst-class friend . . . full of fun. LEONARD F. K CAROL SUSAN NARDOZZA NATURALE 8 Temple Avenue 24-0 Greenway Terrace Hackensack River Edge Lennie . . . small of size, ig of heart . . . generous . . understanding . . . for- etful . . . reserved manner . . worth knowing. STEWART B. NEFF 43 Catherine Street Rochelle Park 'cts natural . . . easy smile . . never too busy to say hi . . . talent at the piano . . loves those Giants . . . nows everbody. Wide eyed miss . . . casual manner . . . always has an explanation for everything . . . lovely voice . . . friendly smile. JEAN MOTTESE 350 Marvin Avenue Hackensack Dark eyed beauty . . . petite and peppy . . . win- ning personality . . . always ready for a joke . . . popu- lar girl about H.H.S. DIANE L. NEILSON LIONEL RICHARD 192 Lincoln Street NELSON Hackensack 306 Third Street Hackensack Sincere friend . . . speaks her mind . . . mischievous nature . . . original . . . talkative but can be quiet . . . lively person. Cherry grin . . . full of energy . . . always dashing madly about . . . never a dull moment . . . serious at times. EDWARD MUTCHLER 31 Van Orden Place Hackensack Ed . . . good-natured . . . believes in taking life easy . . . always loyal . . . quiet at times . . . willing to help . . . mischievous grin. META JOHANNA NEVEN N 134 Farview Avenue Paramus Tall, green eyed beauty . . . flair for hair styling . . . glamorous and chic . . . willing to help . . . stocked with school spirit. 72 1 ANITA NOVO 63 Main Street Hackensack Talkative . . . wonderful wit . . . cheerful personality . . . loyal H.H.S. fan . . . mischievous but marvelous . . . extraordinary ideas. ANTHONY NOWACKI 411 Williams Avenue Hackensack Tony . . . sincere thoughtful disposition . . . full of fun . . . has serious moments . . . liked by all . . . bright smile. MARILYN THERESA OBERST 291 Louis Street Hackensack Full of fun . . . wonderful athlete . . . I can't do the last chemistry problem . . . school supporter . . . mis- chief in her eyes. ,f i: f' JOHN J. 0'BRIEN, JR. 786 Bogert Road River Edge Jack . . . carefree . . . shy . . . easy going . . . warm-hearted . . . big hearted grin . . . genuine friend. GAIL F. OSBORN STANLEY OSTROWSKI ELLEN PAESSLER 232 Moore Street 422 Hudson Street 247 Poplar Avenue Hackensack Hackensack Hackensack Tall slim dark haired . . . L'Stan . . . loves to eat One of our prettiest senior: winsome charm and fun- . . . well known grin . . . . . . cute giggle . . . beautj loving smile . . . never end- enthusiastic personality . . . plus brains plus personal ing talents . . . cute and alert mind . . . can be re- ity . . . sweet sincerity . . captivating. lied upon. valuable friend. 'J P l':l,.XlNl'f l'.-NRISI UNI HugL1'l'l Rtlllll Kivvr Iillgv Ill mul xmlvlx , . . plvax- ,Q xmilf' , . . llarll l4'nrlrf'r . ull 'rnnml ,quml .vluflvnl . frivrullx gJfl'l'flvllg.Y ull Hx. IHICNIC I'l'Il'l'l'Ili ll ltnsl XMNNIIAIIHI Rumi Nvw Nlilfnrrl wiv! lifllf' lmlx Illlf Ilwrf-'x l-X1'1lI'l'l- in lwr l'Yl'.V . . . rat fmfl .wlu . . . Unwr- 'Iif' .wlmlwzt . . . nirz' girl l.nuu'. ff fa 'W .EQ ANTHONY M. I'.'XSS. Hi0 109 Kansas Strm-I I'Illl'k1'IlSl1l'k Tony . . . rmtlring lmlll- vrs him . . . I'Il!'t'l'j'Hfll1 . . . full of lillf' . . . well lfrmwrz fur llix lIfllII'llIllS IPIVIIIFAIY . . . grvat gzly. 3 l -Q 8. 1 R it Li ,ff EVEIXN PFRAZIO CONNIIC II. NIIIRI FY K PIIIN 683 Fifth AYUIIIII' IWZZIWTNTI 380 NIIIIUHN Annum River Edge- 31 Uniun Strm-t Hamlun .uk FV . . . prvity aml pelillr' II3 k nSm'k ms on ll? 0 . . . szwvf ax flu'-v VUIIIP . . . Alzvayx rvmly to joke . . nmvr a flull moment lwaufflzzl lzair . . . always flwvry lwlla . . . wzllmsi- rl A l 4 ze lwlplzzl . . . wilzllilzg por- atir' . . . HPIIPFUIIX . . . loyal f6!IS1Il,. nzannrr 11.11 Xllllflllxfj. lI.l1.S. nmlvr . . . rlepenrl vmle lug lmarf alllr anrl IIIIHXSIHIII-ll,E,'. 1 1 -.qu , JURINA CAROLE FORTH 73 Spring Valley Avenue River Edge Pretty blond . . . goo1l-na- lured . . . quiet frierzrlliness . . . willing worker . . . loyal Cornet fan . . . fle- penrlable and effieient. r' F3i'2?H?'. F 255 P NED RECCA U40 Summit Avenue River Edge Wlill always r-lzeer you up . . . ufell likerl lzy all . . . ever-remly wit . . . full ol srllool spirit . . . a true frieml. Q 17' ROBERT OWEN PRITCHARD 470 Roger! Road River Edge nllolf' . . . quirlf smile , . . serious at times . . . rugged good looks . . . never hur- ries, never worries . . . earnest student. BARBARA ANN REGNVALL 42 Harvey Avenue Rochelle Park BolrlJie . . . pleasant smile . . . never ending goorl lzurnor . . . typieal teenager . . . will be a per- fect nurse . . . a girl to re- member. I ixgi 'R ROHERTA JUNE l'ROPIIlC'l' 180 Madison Avenue River Edge ullolmliic- . . . tall anrl rut . . . artistic' talent . . . ro operative yearlroolr worke . . . twinkling toes . . long brown liair . . . wort, lfnowing DIANE RETZ 12 Lexington Avenue Rochelle Park Loralale laugh . . . liar working senior treasure . . . lively and witty . . has friends berause she 4 one . . . forever rlzarmini .IOAN LOUISE REUTTER 4-01 Valley Road River Edge Liberal, cheerful, and sin- cere . . . grand sense of hu- mor . . . success awaits her . a regular girl of the IEMCS. CLIFTON M. ROBBINS, JR. 392 Lookout Avenue Hackensack Cliff . . . friendly smile . . energy unlimited . . . andy with a baseball and asketball . . . fine com- anion and sportsman. BRIAN BENNEAU RODNER 297 Summit Avenue Hackensack telligence plus . . . reti- nt, loyal friend . . . in- astrious and persistent . . . 'hnitely headed for col- ge and success. DOROTHY ROBINSON 225 Passaic Street Hackensack Dot . . . smart and chic . . . outstanding personality . . . enthusiastic dance- lover . . . college in her future. JOAN S. ROMYNS 254 Addison Place Paramus Jeanie . . . sweet and likeable . . . competent sec- retary . . . knitting needles . . . a blonde full of wit and enthusiasm. ELEANOR DOROTHY RIEKEN 57 Prospect Avenue New Milford Bunny . . . sincere and conscientious . . . enjoys skating, swimming and dancing . . . knows how to mix studies with fun . . . ambition in modeling. MARJORIE ROSEMAN 104 .lallnson Avenue Hackensack Margie . . . pretty and pert . . . talented twirler . . . always attractive . . . popular gal . . . headed for the business world. GEORGE JOHN RIESTER, Ill 249 Madison Avenue River Edge Gallant and good looking . . . big grin for everyone . . . capable and personable . . . Rutgers bound. 75 EDGAR RUTH 44 Vanderheck Place Hackensack Ed . . . dark haired, peppy, good natured . . . energetic . . . always has a merry grin . . . easy going lad. -few Y 52195 . ..A, E wi K .Z I j i .f g , 7 li 4 K 1 F was ALAN RUBIN 47 Prospect Avenue Hackensack Dodgers, Dragnet, and Ru- bin are a popular trio . . . contributes talent to Voice , Little Stage Club, and Library Council . . . a sure success as T.V. or radio writer. BARBARA ANN RUOCCO 114 Becker Avenue Rochelle Park Babe . . . mischief in the making . . . viml vigor! vitalityl . . . terrifc on the dance floor . . . business world beckons. CHESTER C. RUSSO 172 Bergen Avenue New Milford Chet . . . energetic . . . lots of fun . . .friendly and good natured . . . enjoys a good time . . . sports mind- ed. SADIE RUTA 173 Holt Street Hackensack Tootsie . . . everybody's friend . . . lovable and de- mure .... s ocially active . . . always bubbling with excitement . . . a future secretary. VINCENT RUTA 173 Holt Street Hackensack Mimmie . . . known for football skills . . . a smile for everyone . . . secret ambition to become famous . . . noted for sense of hu- mor. GERALDYNE M. RUTA 120 Vreeland Avenue South Hackensack , Geri . . . terrinc and lre mendous personality . . tall. stately, poised . . . en thusiastic . . . ability plu. . . . college bound. JAMES CHARLES SALZANO 55 Chestnut Street Rochelle Park Jimmy , . . enthusiastic . . . overflowing friendliness . . spectacular personality . . . .sincere . . . diligem . . . ballroom whiz . . bound to succeed. In V: 'I vw' v E E 4 ju fi : , . '-., .mn RICHARD ARTHUR MAX SAMSE 57 Madison Avenue Iiovilellt- I'ark tam iam . . . quiet anrl in- 'strious . . , a good sport, n talre a joke . . . rearly th a smile for all . . . ture imlefinite. 1' nf L. .IANICE ADELE SAV A RESE 24 I.eIiigIi Street Hackensack nseienlious . . . intelli- it, naive . . , plus arn- ious . . . lilrell by every- ' . . . serretarial future sight. I N Qi I . A if i A . 1 3, 1 -S fix JANE ANNE SARRO 188 LincoIn Street Hackensack Typival teen-ager . . . fun loving . . . vharming smile, sineere . . . aspires to be- rome a sevretary. DIXIE MARIETTA SAWYER 473 Davison Street Maywuml Dix . . . pert. petite, a mere 4' 8 . , . known bv everyone in H.H.S. . . . ao- tire in til'lll!lllfil'5 . . . bounrl for Fairleigh ltiwlrinsori. 4 F CHRISTINE MARIE SAVARESE 386 Chestnut Street Paramus Chris . . . petite and peppy Cheerleader . . . ex- uberant energy . . . abound- ing friendliness . . . fun loving . . . yearbook staff enthusiast. 'Q JOSEPH SCELZO. JR. 196 Spring Valley Avenue Hacks-nsaek Joe . . . happy-go-luelfy' . . . swings a mean golf rlub . . . rates high in scholastir' ability . . . merli- f'al rareer in the future. GAIL JOAN SCHNEIDER 716 Sixth Avenue River Edge Cute, conscientious . . . glowing personality and ra- diant smile . . . will be a genuine asset to any busi- ness. .Ewa W r. , yi ' -VK CAROLE EVELYN SCHRAMM 364 William Siren-t Nvw Milford Take a lPr!er? .... 9 in- rere, frienrlly, sweel n' lovely . . . enjoys a goorl time . . . tops all around . . . plans inrlurle future as a serretary, F ., '13 45? .h Q 2' Q' V, 14 i 3 f A' diff? - f .lOSl'il'll ClTORfllC IJUNALD W. SEITZ NAlI'l'll Rl 19 Has! liorrsl Plam- 87 lfssa-x Str:-4-I Rovllr-llv Park lli 'k 'l5u k Don . . . gmail looking Joi- .... Q vriaus at times . . . quiet, interesting per- . . . :lark lzairerl . . . quiet sanulity . . . pleasing ,lrieml rnannr'rc'1l . . . flu' prrfeft Io all . . . arflvnt sports en- gontlrman , . . an asset to Iliusiast . . . lufurr' unrle- 223. fiflml. 1 K JOHN Wll,l,lANl SCHROI-IRS 359 'lll flllllll' Avviim- l'arumuQ hlavku . . . quid. rnns1'if-n- Iiaus, rapalalf . . . abilily in malfing true lrienfls anfl exrellenr marlfx . . . plans lo heronie a slrurturul rlrallsnlan. f . Q in L JOAN Nl 'KRILYN Sl'll,l'iNSKl'i 45 llouli-vurwl Now Milforll 'floanii- . . . plvasanl anrl flvliglitulul . . . lilfevl by all uflm lfnow lwr . . . lulurz' f'1lll'l'l'I1f serretarr. 2-Blur' F E 0 V l , 1 BARBARA ANN Sllllwllfflfli -10l lihf-stnut Slrvvt Paramus ullilfllu .... 9 nnxllilu' on 0 rainy rlay' .... S ugar and .vpire anzl ewervlliilig nire . . . brains to awoniparzv' il all , . . aspires to be a llllr oralory lerlinirian. K L. VIVIAN CORINNE SENEGAL 301 C. R4-il-In-It Howl Nvw Milford Y . . . valor guard low' . . . xorially' arrive' . . . e joyalzle vornpaninn . . lf1'l'IHl lo all .... 9 vni Sung llirrl .... v lioulzl Ira! lar. WILLIAM SIEVERT 250 Dorchester Road River Edge 3iIl . . . rlehnite asset to aelrensaek High Sehool . . looks plus a heazl 0C'li'Cd with knowledge . . . :tes E's with ease. ALBERT T. SODARO 327 Fairview Avenue Paramus tl , . . optomislir' exlro- rt . . . enthusiaxtif' worlf- for Critie . . . hnrls foyrnent in Tony Bennett ri his hot rod . . . future zlefinite. L A I I or 3 if ',,,,, fi A '- .T by 4 . X , I. I , DOMINICK ANTHONY SCRO 72 Union Street Haekensaek Don . . . outstanding al arounzl . . . Cornet .loathal eo-eaptain . . . Student Body President . . . will provide sueeess anywhere, anytime. BEVERLY LOUISE SMITH 191 Poplar Avenue Hackensack Smitty . . . lively, gay. friendly . . . whiz at the typewriter . . . harrl work- ing Senior Class Serretary . . . will nzalfe a perleet sevretary anal wife. H. LAWRENCE SPIEGELGLASS 800 Summit Avenue River Edge Larry . . . photographie hounrl . . . really eonversa- tionalist . . . superior vora- bulary . . . high aspirations. GRACE MARION SHIRLAW 240 Demarest Avenue New Milford l Bustling beauty . . . en- l thusiaslie willingness . . . plus eapahility . . . hearlerl for the big business worlrl after grarlualion. EDWARD HAROLD SPREEN 463 Hamilton Place Hackensack Rugged six-footer . . . auto- mobile mania . . . quiet am- iability wins many friends . . . has eye on mechanics position. I I V-..,,., iv. I 'I SANDRA SUE SHUMWAY 119 Jefferson Avenue River Edge Sandy . . , well lilferl . . . forever .sparkling . . . en- thusiastie about everything . . . active in Leaders' Club . . . lzounrl for nursing school. 79 ,,.,.-..i.,..... z h W t, Rllle 4' ta BERNICE STEEDE 210 Central Avenue Hackensack Neice . . . good natured personality . . . avid sports fan . . . hopes to become a seamstress and live in Florida. BARBARA ANN STEIN 201 Wayne Avenue River Edge Intelligence, beauty, and vivaciousness all in one . . . President of Leaders' Club . . . definitely well known and well liked . . . Michi- gan State bound. FLORENCE EDNA STROUT 378 W. Passaic Street Rochelle Park Pleasant disposition . . able and willing . . . friend- ly to everyone . . . recom mended company. WILLIAM R. STEVENSON 726 Seventh Avenue River Edge Blonde, blue-eyed . . . easy manner makes him good company . . . avid baseball fan . . . also headed for college. RICHARD S. STIA 28 Crescent Street Rochelle Park Rich . . . great sense of humor . . . keeps everyone in good spirits . . . ardent football fan . . . hopes there will be a Cadillac in his future. RODERICK DALE SWIFT 143 Spring Valley Avenue Hackensack Rod . . . bursting with brains . . . a future's no problem . . . go-getter on the track field . . . willing to help out anytime . . . college is dehnite. RALPH E. STREEMKE 88 Lakeview Street River Edge Friendly six-footer . . . ready smile . . . enjoys sports, especially hockey and basketball. DIANE CLAIRE TATUR 590 Prospect Avenue Hackensack Active and attractive . . . ability plus . . . full of fun yet sincere and solemn . . . eventually a home and family. il 11 -W' X if -1 m ,. 1 W an Y' H X EDWARD THAXTON 236 First Street Hackensack Chickie- ..., I rienrlly fel- vw . . . plays a nerve game V football . . . enjoys eat- rg . . . rollege anrl plans f P. T. teacher in the fu- fre. P H . . I 'l. I, I f RONALD JAMES TIMMONS 167 llc-hnke Avenue Paramus Juke . . . rarefree, llap- '-go-lueky . , . erossworrl rzzle enthusiast . . . well fefl by everyone in ll.H.S. . future unrlecizletl. J i JOYCE 1mRmRfx THORPE 383 Parker Avenue Hackensack Rernbranrlt tlze xeeonzl . . . ability with paint bruslz . . . soeially popular . . . art career in the future. A 'Q 'id - P '19 ' . -f-Mx -N Y I DONIINICK TIMPANARO 151 Lilmcrty Street Hackensack Timp . . . quiet, well mannerefl . . . likezl by all . . . enjoys football . . . future plans - night club uforlr, ,Uiami Ifeaelz. is JOSEPH FRANCIS TIETJEN 258 Boulevard New Milford Mlm- . . . quiet, pleasant . . . an. avid baseball fan . . . the far West beckons . . . future addition to the business world. 'Wi W ,,.. 'swf' A 3 MARGARET JEAN TOROK 500 Essex Street Hackensack Perpetual smile . . . shines in. all selzolastir' subjeets . . . harrl working in every- tlzing attempted . . . eollege bounrl. ROSARIO M. TROCANO 150 Liberty Street Hackensack Russ . . . friendly, ener- getir . . . enjoys playing anrl watrhing football . . . nire to know. Qi Mm ? -.Qi ? l A fx IR 1 .v-f sf, DOROTHY F. VENECH 470 Maplv Hill Drivi- Havkvnsavk lint . . . pert mul allrar- lirr' . , . l'l1f'f'l'V smile for all .... S mr rvpnrtw anrl alhlen- . . . Hospitali!-V Corp r',1'01'11fi1'1' .... 9 111'rr'xs ix H.VSIlfl'Il. NANCY ANN TURNER 223 Manning: Avi-nm' Rivvr Edga- Nanci- . . . bubbling over with gigglex . . . true friffnrl in time of need . . . l7Pl'f'I' seen witlmnt George . . . lmunrl for Kallirrinf' Ciblzs. 5, -af X RK , Q M A RY ROSE V EPR EK 187 Phillips Ave-num' Suutli llavke-nsack Ill1Zf'l-P,VPll Mary . . . lovely I0 lnolf at . . . swevt per- sonalitv . . . loves ronipany . . . whiz at sleno . . . per- fm-t mmlvl of Il serrzftnry. .ff qv BERNARD 'l'lWl,lN 163 llurclu-str-r Ruail Rivvr Edgi- 'gllvrnie- . . . always wliisr- ling . . . lerrifr nn the liaml wagon . . . naluml nlzilily irixurvs friends. il . ROBERT VERHEECK 78 Rurlc-w Court Hackc-nsark MIIUIV' . . . llllfll worlfvr. rnoperative . , . grand sense of llunlor .... 9 lnlilf' . . . friemllv In all ...H luturv lllzllfwirlfffl. fw - A qi ,9 , E x if llfw .lANlCE MARY Y.Kl.lffll T2 Ne-wmun Str:-vt l'lzu'kvnszu'k lflirslirzg wifli nlzilifv. xrlm- lastirulli' mul llllIPl'll'lM' , . . .llixx filllllfllllx riglil lzanrl on l,'rilir xmfl . . . 1-rvllrgr lmmul. f' 60 N l l'llII,0MENA MARY VICGIANO 9 ,lavksmi AVPIIIIQ' llam'lu'nszu'k Phil ..., l rivnflly, inte eslingz. sinrerf hu! full I .lun . . . r-apahlv at alma anything . . . lmfws to ln 4-mm' ll prirnlf- Sl'l'l'f'lGl'-Y. s..-fn- N-Q KENNETH JAMES VOLK 346 Fifth Avenue River Edge Kenny . . . generosity and good natured person- ality . . . extremely well liked . . . willing and able to pitch in anywhere, any- time . . . college BRUCE DEAN WATSON 71 Lincoln Avenue Rochelle Park ood natured . . . conscien- ous and attentive student , . interesting to talk with , . sure to be successful in ty field . . . college bound. ., .. ...f D W I -, H of , pg . ' I' .bt I ' X r VILLIAM C. WATSON 260 Berry Street Hackensack Sill . . . versatile, vigor- ts . . . outstanding on tsketball and football ams . . . active as proc- r and H. R. treasurer . . . nbitious for college. -I ' x CONSTANCE L. WATSON 260 Berry Street Hackensack Connie . . . always cheer- ful . . . active in many ac- tivities . . . especially mixed EUGENE LEONARD WALNER 2 Prospect Avenue Hackensack Gene . . . sociable and friendly . . . fun to know and be with . . . one of first hue on the basketball court . . . headed for college. chorus . . . future plans include nursing. xx re' J 'fl SPF I ., . GEORGE ALLEN WEBER 34 Shafer Place Hackensack Quiet, likeable . . . enjoys car and boat racing . . . future lies in merchandis- ing. RUSSELL J. WEBER 182 Cleveland Place New Milford Russ . . . reticent, but willing to help out when- ever possible . . . works hard and attentively . . . a hne person to know. LILLIAN BEATRICE WATKINS 260 Railroad Avenue Hackensack Susie . . . charming per- sonality with a big hello for everyone . . . future hlolds a wedding and fam- Ly. 83 LINDA RUTH WECEHAUPT 29 Fairview Avenue Paramus Interesting, fun to be with . . . always ready with a smile . . . sclmlasticalluv capable . . . business worlr in the future. JOHN WEHRLE 28 Catalpa Avenue Hackensack Vigorous and entertaining personality . . . auto expert . . . great ambitions . . . scooter crazy . . . home- room cut-up . . . future plans? HENRY WEINER 30 Cambridge Terrace Hackensack Spurts of ambition . . . al- ways goorl for a laugh . . . outstanding on the football held . . . hopes to attend college. CHARLES WHITING 214 Sussex Street Hackensack Chuck . . . vivacious, eager, slap-happy . . . plays baseball and football . . . ambition - to be success- ful . . . future education - college. E ...ZIVA JOAN KATHRYN WEISHAUPT 920 Poplar Avenue River Edge Carefree . . . merry moods . . . friendly and well-liked . . . bright future assured. JANET LOUISE WHITING 214 Sussex Street Hackensack Full of giggles . . . fun to be with . . . radiant per- sonality . . . always seen with Bill . . . wants a home and family. .Q 5 --gn Z . 1 I ' , .A EVELYN LEE WELLS 29 Fair Street Hackensack Ev . . . well known and well liked . . . ambitiously inclined . . . willing and able . . . future plans in- clude college. WILLIAM H. WHITTAKER 919 Willow Avenue River Edge Quiet, sincere . . . loyal to his friends . . . waiting to be called upon . . . dreams of future dehnitely include college. W? ROI!!-IRT N. WILKIE 512 Kaplan Avenue 11uc'k1-nszu'k lub . . . zrerv lrieurllr . low' of outdoors . . . a erulzer of New Jersey Itional Guard . . . fulun' uns to join the Air Forre- il Ilzen fo Ire ll 4lraft.vnan. JQCK 'TN 4-m HCRT Wl1,1,0llG1l1iY 1 Spring Valley Avenue' 11au'kvnszu'k oil natunwl and unax- uiug . . . elever, eapalrle. 'enlive . . . lrnown lu' 'ryone . . . alwavx happy . srholaxlirrllli' inrliuerl . rollege lfounzl. is l 199' FDNIUNU WIILIANIS. JR. 72 Newman Street Apt. U3 Hackensack Reserrerl, sinrere, anrl af- tenfire xturlent . . . usually smiling . . . aspires to a happy lulure. as pq G' in IFNUI. SlVl'T0N w0u:oT'r X H f I,0RR.-NINE ,-X. WII.1.l:K'NI5 112 Hunlson Stn-et 11il1'1'iQ'IlSllK'1'i Mature inlelligenre . . . big beautiful eyes . . . ar- tire in prirnari' 1-ourf . . . one of Hollerrnarfs prolegex in l,f1.l'6l'1S E11 . .rollege MARILYN A. YENEIC 281 P01if1y Road 107 Fzlirnmnnl NYt'lllll' Hackensack 113 k 5a k Slim . . . enjoys horses Wee Willyu . . . xeemingllr . . . owns her own . . . mem- quiel . . . enjoys srierlre lrer of the uxlleriug rlulr anfl mail: . . . an intelligenl . . . rollege Hrs! . . . then guy . . . engineering future. Arizona Imunzl. pear'-' 1 1 i ew .-wwf ,. awry Q V I Av I FRANK R. YOUNG 374 Anderson Street Haekensavk Winning personality . . smile for everyone . . . quiet but friendly . . . bright future in lafhefx business . . . srill wafer runs deep. -'PQ ' YURI ll. JOAN VERONICA ZIECIK 349 Continental Avenue River Edge Zick . . . friendly, rharm- ing manner . . . artive in girl's ehorus, bowling, art servire rorp . . . plans to work after grafluation. CAROL ANN ZUMBRUNN 225 Passaic Street Rorhellc- Park Bright 'n brainy . . . msn- ber one . . . rheerful rom- panion . . . sweetly assured . . . sureess ahearl in busi- ness world. 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