Hackensack High School - Comet Yearbook (Hackensack, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1955 volume:

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Once again we will wish to revive youthful friendshipsg once again we will wish to remember the teachers without whose guidance we would never have gained success, and once again we will wish merely to be within the walls of our Alma Mater. On the pages of this book are preserved glimpses into our high school years so that in the future we may turn to it to relive all the high school events that have molded our lives. 4 For your steady devotion and kindly interest which have greatly enriched our lives in Hackensack High School, we, the class of 1955, with a deep sense of appreciation and respect consider it an honor and privilege to dedicate this book to you, Helen St. John Clarke. DEIDICATION HELEN ST. JOHN CLARKE x , X ,R X x N K 3 ' g fi Amyqnvdfwil . ' tg 'wijfybgzggf 4 gf 1 Q-'QWSCN w.-ng, J N61 We, the class of 1955, have had the privilege of being the first senior class under the guidance of MR. CHARLES D. CANNON, Principal, and MR. FRANK R. SCHETTY, Vice-Principal. Their conscientious cooperation and patient under- standing are virtues which will long remain in our hearts. We shall always be grateful for their untiring efforts in our behalf and for their sincere interest in the success of our high school. To them we extend our sincerest wishes for many happy years as the mentors of our high school. MR. HOBART DE PUYT Superintendent of Schools ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Back to front, left to right: Mr. Ernricli, Mr. I.ut'ine Mr. Bloom, Mr. Krupf-r, Mr. Pican-Ili, Miss Cole-man Mrs. Ne-Ison, Mr. Burgnni, Mrs. Parkinson, Mrs Krffbs, Miss O'Conn4-II. X . ,I ,- FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Bark to front, left to right: Ilr. Pateraclii, Mr. I'isano Miss Colvman, Miss Haas, Mrs. Sawye-r. N HISTORY DEPARTMENT Back to front, If-ft to right: Mr. Zales, Mr. I':lIII'It'll Miss 0'ConnvII, Mr. Rose-nlwrg, Mr. Illomn, Mr Padavano. Mr. Mitch:-II, Mrs. Parkinson, Mr. Wol- cott, Miss Smith, Miss Olivc-r. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mrs. Cummings, Mr. Di Salvo, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Wickham, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Essertier Miss Dunham, Mrs. Namack. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Left to right: Miss Eliasen, Miss Purbeck. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mr. Pegg. Mr. Della Torre, Mr. Di Salvo, Mrs. Parkinson, Mrs. Sinnigen, Miss Clarke. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mr. Kruper, Mr. Carpenter, Mr. Kiener, Mr. Pctix, Mr. Annett, Miss Whelan.. Mr. Gilder- sleeve. fd INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mr. C0Hin, Mr. Similari. A-A if 7 FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT I.:-It to right: Miss Schuylvr, Mr. Hog:-rs, Miss Comly, Mrs. Goss. DRIVER EDUCATION YOIIA'I'IONAI, GUIDANLIE DEPARTMENT IDICPARTMEN'I' Mr. Bollerman Ilnvk In front, If-It Io right: Mr. Ilurgum, Mrs. NCT PICTURED: lzssvrtivr, Mr. Il:-lla Torre-, Miss Ulivf-r, Miss Miss Calnan Mrs Mac Farland Smith. A ' H A ' LUNCHROOM STAFF Lf-ft to right: Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Pignataro, Mrs. Denwraski. Mrs. Sva bvck, Mrs. Van Houtvn. 10 CLASS HISTORY As we approached the school, our 1 . 1 - 1 -I ' -- - - steady, our legs more wobbly, and our complexion 3 - 'L' - - 1 - ----- '- ' s HHS. But we needn't have w- the building an late for every c each day becam We began to Money liowed indulged in too school's best tal We were, ho giving Day to team also copp was one year w The only eve Scare and Mr. but our lives gr Then we beg was only one of attend. The followin to do battle wit visited this year the frantic days days while the c By Thanksgi to tie the N.N.J on to have our u The high spo beautifully garb held less and les When we left have taken plac Dr. Lowe was r When we ret been invaded b our surprise the By the time and our team b pionship. As a senior v got our class ou Will any of us I I ' re were junio ectlons to the neares - we managed to stru CIN 4 to tihe swing of thin A g if fingers like . re reshments, and r ducated sophomor : e N.NJ I L and s e N I l L champio our thletes were reall that arred our care mpso our Vice-Pri lly retu ed to normal o look fo ard to our r minor suc in ar we returned str an Evaluation Co m ent preparing for lttee was here we had all cal d champlonsh with etball team the Be our Juni year was lrls and ur sharply that gr n stuff ool t t .lune we wer y th time we would ng : d a new adminlst ed s seniors we we e nstruction of the : even a new varsity a entangled ourselv E eaneck to be par o 1 we were mo Oflgl 1 e red an aised en forget o ad lrus W H S soliciting patro , , d , paring or the ' e S . e i . e 1 5 - I , . i . I . . t . O . . I I 0 . Vg U . , l ' a yone. We were qu rl b . s ' 's . U .1 Il ' ll I.. ' ' ' 3 V i I l . d i 1 ll . i . , 5 S 1: I . r ' , - I so s a s a I .. 0 I I v IQ 1- t . nd seniors on han 1 vator' Although we arr1 through the first day a hen the annual Fun Nig r ter as we played the ,: ed the evening by seen f hen Hackensack beat ea e football champions ps p and the Bergen C nty sophomore year ere t al These unex cted de ut, the So more Hop It 1. :A ed off becau th' , ide full of confi tt in place because the I IS doubtful that any I I e . ' - 1 ' l I l .l , n . . . I t R .W N ' r h t. ' 0 1 . , --1 - 1 . T . ie u Qi' . ch I . Il c m tee and the even m re frantic three w - f It - ' - I ' . e , , - i I n e ' , a th s u ' v .1 p . H . . . , n 3 I I H 1 P. - . g s u l l l o , . nd o football team , ia and . win the stat County J : - horee - Junior Pro - The Cas sed boys who s the ev rious about the ew ch rn in September becau on would take ove most as confused .- : new wings and by e - -cross country IS jumble it was ree ay tie for the s a Wit our instinctive fi : money to co er the cos collecting due selling or Class play a c tom s maps of ' n minutes om then on lled around. -: of chance, : view of the on Thanks- r basketball boree. This O J aths of Mr. th saddned us s gala event o one would - e, and ready ol was to be : could forget ted Teaneck en we went na held our 1 progressed, s that might - ur principal, phs. We had - al lunch. To giving again otball cham- c al genius we f ur yearbook. h istmas cards, u class revived successfully ? Our ingenui ee . roughionce a ai when we held our ' - rom in the Beech Street Gym. '-- Mar , -- u: o d fr n A -. ' ns to ckensackl Midst a flurry of caps . - f wns, tumultuous applaus - - ankful hearts we finally ascended the state of the Fox eatre an receive our diplomas. 'H . - ,199-ig 'X .fle 1- , SENIOR CONGRESS This able group of Senior Class Ofhc- s and Representatives from the Senior imerooms do their best to discuss the oblems of the Senior Class and pro- ote projects such as raising 3S2,000, nd promoting Senior Class Play. llaek to front. left to right: M. Henry, R. Devine, E. Van Stone, A. Kunard, ll. Siegel, C. -Sims J. Nelson, E. Zastrow, J. Abra- ham, E. Marx, M. llasile, L. llrown. W. llroese, L. Malatino, H. Cihson, M. Norton. .l. Struck- man, M. La Pietra, C. Augusto, C. Haig. w CLASS ADVISORS The class of I955 wishes to thank Miss Sehlochaur and Mr. Bloom, our class advisors, for their never- ending help and unfailing guid- ance, without which we would never have been able to complete our senior year successfully. 12 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Under the leadership of the Senior Class Officers, the Senior Class carries out the many projects of their busy and exciting year. Left to right: Carol Sims, Secretaryg Nor- man Cigon, Presidentg Richard Devine, Vice- Presidentg Estelle Zastrow. Treasurer. Bufl-In 1. al 'N chool Friendships Musf Saver... M- we J as R, X LOIS AHRENS 239 Graphic Boulevard New Milford Contagious smile . . . won- derful sense of humor . . . enjoys fun of any kind . . . loves roller skating and dancing . . . will enter secretarial field DEANNA MARILYN ALDERDICE 1129 Boulevard New Milford Energetic worker . . . sunny personality . . . com- bines intellect with a care- free charm . . . individual- ist . . . bound to succeed in her chosen held DOROTHY JOAN ABRAHAM 748 Summit Avenue Hackensack aan . . . vivacious . . . full of life . . . can't be held down . . . peppy cheerleader . . . home room secretary . . . That's life . . . will make a wonderful nurse an DOMINICK ALESSO 62 Oldis Street Rochelle Park Intelligent . . . friendly . . . funniest guy in HHS . . . a winning personality . . . liked by all . . . pres- ident of his homeroom . . . very eager basketball play- er . . . plans to be a lawyer ERNEST LOUIS ALLEN, JR. 236 Passaic Street Hackensack Good-natured . . . pleasant personality . . . loves hot rods . . . football fanatic . . . likes to listen to cool jazz . . . headed for U.S. Navy after graduation SUSAN BOOKHOUT ADAMS E 227 Vivien Court Paramus Tall, slim, attractive . . . winning smile . . . most likely to succeed in any- thing. . . plans to be some lucky boss's secretary SALLY KNOX AMELANDER 30 Prospect Avenue Hackensack Sal . . . petite brunette with hazel eyes . . . quiet and efficient . . . indus- trious worker on Year Book Staff . . . Sally and Ed . . . tops in person- ality . . . well liked by all ALMA .IEAN CAIL ANDERSON PATRICIA LOU DONALD HERBERT ANDERSON 467 K H R d ANDERSON APPLEBAUM no oa 61 Oldis Street New Milford 77 Lakeview Street 67 Summit Avenue Rochelle Park Pl . 1- River Edge Hackensack easing persona ity . . . Cheerful hello . . . con winning smile . . . has Pat', . . . friendly . . . Don . . . conscientious scientious worker . . many friends . . . lovgs nice . . . sincere . . . cute . . . helpful . . . intelligent pleasant disposition . . . Italian food . . . marriage . . . congenial personality good student . . . nice likes everything and every- in her future . . . loves dancing . . . sense of humor . . . co one . . . future office future, marriage lege bound . . . a bright worker future WILLIAM C. ATKINS, JR. 423 Sutton Avenue Hackensack Bill . . . lively . . . full of energy . . .friendly . . . liked and admired by all . . . a sure success at any- thing he attempts ROSS ANTHONY AUDINO 49 Poplar Avenue Hackensack Friendly fellow . . . ser- ious student . . . active in band . . . dependable . . . future plans include school for television engineers PATRICIA ARGENIO 150 Green Street Hackensack Pat' . . . blue eyes, blonde hair . . . sparkling personality . . . loved by all . . . favorite pastime, relaxing with a good book CAMILLE ANN AUGUSTO 337 Marvin Avenue Hackensack Pleasant word for everyone . . . sparkling personality . . . Mickey Mantle is her idol . . . proetor . . . will be a success .IOAN LOIS BANHOLZER 472 Arbor Place New Milford Radiant smile . . . depend- able . . . sincere . . . ener- getic school supporter . . . cute twirler . . . treasurer of her homeroom . . . sec- retary to be JOAN AYERS 486 Blanchard Terrace Hackensack Dark-eyed lovely . . . pride of our twirlers . . . hobby, knitting argyles for Gene . . . would like to be a model VIRGINIA ANN BARGELLINI 497 Washington Avenue Hackensack Dark hair and sparkling eyes . . . attractive . . . sincere friend . . . nice personality . . . enjoys fun of any kind CAROLE LOIS BA ER 253 Wilson Street Hackensack RICHARD F. BADER 318 Taft Road River Edge Dick . . . versatile . . . Pert and petite . . . full of smiles . . . friendly . . always having fun . . . ro ler skating, her hobby . . a sure success ingenius . . . full of pep . . . as quiet as a stielc of dynamite . . . member of track team . . . head per- iod proctor . . . plans to major in engineering LEON BRUCE BARKMAN 213 Wales Avenue River Edge Bruce . . . active bowler . . . enjoys singing . . . sports-minded . . . likes swimming and football . . . college bound Sinrere . . . good-nalured RICHARD C. IIARLOTTA, JR. 86 Catalpa Avenue Ilaekensaek lIi1'h ' .... 5 'Il . . . darlr hair, hazel eyes . . . genial disposition . . . l'0lIS!'l6II- tions prartor ..., f ature areountant . . vvllege b ou n d M I LDRED AGNES ISASILE 142 Holt Sm-I-I Ilaekc-llsuek Captivating dark brunette . . . grand sense of humor . . . rontagious smile . . . secret desire to travel . . . future beaatieian GORDON R. BAUER 270 Anderson Street Hackensack . . . tops in personality . . . valuable member of soreer team . . . good student . . . artistically inclined ROBERT A. BARTH 368 Midland Avenue Paramus Lilfable personality . . . enthusiastic basketball fan . . . vice-president of Pho- tography Club . . . plans to attend King's Point Merchant Marine Academy GLORIA JOYCE BEDROSIAN 741 Stockton Street New Milford A friend worlh having . . . neat as a pin . . . shiny blaelf curls . . . easy to get along with . . . enjoys meeting new people CHRISTINE D. BASELICE 34 Agar Place South Hackensack Chris . . . sweet girl . . . good-natured . . . winning smile . . . twirlefs pride and joy . . . lilfes to wateh football games JOSEPH ANTHONY BEHRMANN '24-0 Hamilton PIaee Hackensack nBI1l'h'Sl10iU . . . easy going personality . . . never in a hurry . . . top varsity man . . . outstanding in every sport . . . a sure suc- cess in college WALTER E. BELL 163 Poplar Avenue Hackensack Walt . . . pleasing per- sonality . . . friendly dis- position . . . sincere . . . sense of humor . . . Mrs. Essertier's helper . . . col- lege in the future RONALD HARRY BERNHARD 11 Pine Street Hackensack Ronnie . . . handsome, blue-eyed giant . . . friend- ly . . . cheerful . . . foot- ball and track star . . . future chemist THERESA BENINGASO 49 Cleveland Street Hackensack amiable disposition . a sure success MARY ANN BERTONE 357 Washington Avenue Hackensack All good things come in small packages . . . twin- kle in her eyes . . . always smiling . . . lively . . . vi- vacious Terry . . . friendly . . sparkling wit . . . never a dull moment . . . will be JEANETTE FRANCES BENEVENTO 306 Washington Avenue Hackensack Bundle of energy . . . a real chick . . , likes to watch a good football game . . . pet peeiie, housework . . . plans a secretarial career RONALD BESKIN 71 Louis Street Hackensack Wonderful sense of humor . . . member of Rifle Club . . . likes jazz bands . . . college bound . . . a future lawyer MARILYN CML BEYER 395 State Street Hackensack Always ready with a smile . . . a song in her heart at all times . . . cute . . . swell personality . . . gift- ed pianist . . . concert stage beckons MARILYN .I. BIELEN I. JANET BILLING BARBARA JANET CAROL LOIS BOCGS 193 Rambler Avenue 256 Manning Avenue BLOCH 801 Oak Avenue New Milford River Edge 52 Summit Avenue River Edge Cay personality. . . friend- Susie . . . blonde-haired, Hackensack Pretty . . . lovely com ly . . . quiet . . . true asset dimpled beauty . . . pleas- Bobbi . . . lovely clothes plexion . . . charming color to HHS . . . collects rec- ing personality . . . always . . . vivacious . . . pony guard . . . very friendly ords . . . hopes for a career cheerful . . . gracious and steady Congress represen- . . . liked by all . . in nursing sincere . . . likes to knit tative . . . painting enthu- cellent student. . .college . . . attractive pony . . . siast . . . future interior to come home room president . . . decorator college in her future DAVID BOLLERMAN 29 Poplar Avenue Hackensack Devilish . . . lots of fun . . . loves basketball and baseball . . . wants to be a millionaire playboy . . . could listen to jazz at Birdland for days DIANA BEATRICE BOLGER 148 Concord Drive River Edge Di . . . interesting and explosive personality . . . will be remembered for her Bermuda Shorts . . . always in a whirl . . . lit- erary and musical talent . . . college in her future BARBARA ANN BOUKER 127 Bogert Road River Edge Quiet . . . active in bowl- ing and swimming . . . good student . . . enjoys the Roller Derby . . . hopes to travel- '- cv, 2, ELIZABETH ANN GEORGE THOMAS LEE MARCIA BROWN PETER WILLARD BOWERS BOYD 94 C BROWN edar Avenue 453 Marvin Avenue 143 Midland Avenue Hackensack T4 Marinas Stn-et Hackensack River Edge T H d .X Rochelle Park ll an slender . . . nire Bet . . . tall beauty . . . Good looking . . . likable to look at . . . impeccably Happy-go-lucky . . . nice smile . . . twinkling . . . friendly. . . genial... dressed . . . liked by all never serious . . . sclzool eyes . . . captain of our quiet . . . sportsminded . . . capable treasurer of spirit . . . generous nature Color Guard . . . enjoys Navy enthusiast . . . a sure lier homeroom . . . excel- . . . understanding . . . fu- slfating . . . future interior success lent student . . . plans in- ture undecided decorator clude interior decorating JOHN ANDREW BRUMBAUGH 153 Webb Avenue River Edge Tall . . . good-looking . . . quiet . . . likes football, baseball and track . . . avid huntsman STEWART A. BUCHER 13 West Oldis Street Rochelle Park Buck . . . tall, blond and handsome . . . good- natured . . . resourceful . . . likes hunting . . . a sure success at anything 1' LILLIAN MARIE BUGNI 132 Kinderkamack Road River Edge Always on the go . . . a sincere friend . . . attrac- tive twirler . . . plans on college after graduation iq? 1 V giiggi EDWARD HENRY BULLIS 76 Central Avenue Rochelle Park K'Eddie . . . friendly dis- position . . . able man Oil the SOCCCI' 5611771 . . . UGTSII- tile and dependable . great sport . . . a bright future beckons HELEN FRANCES CAIRNS 25 Cambridge Terrace Hackensack Intelligence plus . . . con- siderate . . . always de- pendable . . . ever ready to help . . . interested in many activities . . . one of Year Book's best work- ers . . . promising future as an English teacher HERSCHEL RALPH CALER, JR. 221 Henley Avenue New Milford Ralph . . . 5'I1 . . . nice personality . . . head period proctor . . . spends his spare time drawing . . . would like to be an archi- ICC! IRENE A. BURLEW 288 Herman Street Hackensack Strawberry blonde . pleasing personality . . . friendly and genial . . . fun-loving . . . enjoys swimming, parties, and dancing JOAN B. CALLIS 146 Lodi Street Hackensack Artistic . . . naturally eji- cient . . . helpful . . . re- liable . . . quiet manner . . . loves to cook . . . full of fun . . . future fashion designer GILLES JOHN CAHN 189 Woodland Avenue River Edge Gil . . . newcomer, but we like him . . . friendly nature . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . hopes to be a pilot FRANCES CARIDDI 119 Huyler Street Hackensack Sparkling personality . . . always ready with a smile . . . neat dresser . . . ter- rihcn disposition . . . life of the party . . . future secretary RICHARD S. CARUCCI 226 Washington Avenue Hackensack Tall, dark and handsome . . . the tattoo kid . . . a rruiser . . . popular man about town RONALD PAUL CASAPULLA 40 Lexington Avenue Rochelle Park Ronnien . . . rrazy about roller skating . . . member o Bowling and Rifle Clubs ANN EILEEN CARLSON 333 Continental Avenue River Edge Cute and pert . . . laugh- ing smile . . . loved by everyone . . . basketball fan . . . wonderful person- ality FRANK M. CAVALLO 405 Parker Avenue Hackensack Cheerful, carefree disposi- tion . . . likes sports . . . steady member of Italian Club . . . hopes to obtain a college degree CARYL LEA CARPENTER 400 Terhune Avenue Paramus 5'2 , eyes of blue . . . cute as a button . . . lively . . . personality plus . . . good student . . . energetic pony . . . nursing her ca- BERNADINO A. IRENE MARY CERTOSIMO CESARSKI 239 Huyler Street 250 Kensington Road South Hackensack River Edge Dino . . . brown eyes Sweet . . . pleasant . . . . . . black hair . . . very very friendly . . . well of enthusiastic baseball fan information . . . tantaliz- . . . plans to become pilot ing smile . . . Student in Air Force Body Treasurer . . . likes tennis and baseball THOMAS JEAN JANE CATHERINE CHAMPION CIAMPO 468 River Road 95 Railroad Avenue New Milford Hackensack Champ . . . pleasing personality . . . intelligent . . . good soccer player . . . college in the future . . plans to be a pilot Sweet, quiet and depend- able . . . industrious . . . good student . . . inter- ested in science . . . plans to enter college ELIZABETH ANN CONGLETON 430 Union Street Hackensack Quiet . . . sweet . . . pleas- ing personality . . . pre- cision twirler . . . easy on the eyes . . . unassuming . . . college in the future x DANIEL W. CLARK 124 Grand Avenue River Edge Danny . . . sports-mind- ed . . . likes baseball, football, and hockey . . . avid reader of war stories . . . plans to be a Navy pilot GEORGIN A MAY CONKLIN 312 Atlantic Street Hackensack Attractive . . . slender brunette . . . lovely smile . . . lots of fun . . . loves horseback riding . . . hopes to be an airline host- ess MARGERY DOROTHY CLEVELAND 127 Voohris Avenue River Edge Margie . . . vim . . . vi- tality . . . pleasing per- sonality . . . superb twirler . . . sincere and depend- able . . . avid booster of Comets . . . whiz at typing . . . welcome addition to any ojice THERESA PALMA ANN COMPAGN ONE N 20 Farview Avenue Paramus Loads of fun . . . sunny disposition . . . a dreamer . . . loves all kinds of so- cial dancing . . . roller skating . . . a baseball and football fan . . . warrn smile . . . hopes to be a beautician BARABARA ANNE COOPER 137 Rose Avenue Hackensack Lookout study halls!!! . . . partakes in various sports . . . collects records . . . friendly smile . . . future, marriage BAWN E. COYMAN 310 Washington Avenue Hackensack Likes football . . . dislikes show-ojs . . . hobby, col- lecting trinkets . . . good addition to our twirlers NANCY PATRICIA CORKEY 322 Sutton Avenue Hackensack Pleasing personality . . . easy to like . . . always ready to help . . . knits socks . . . nnds future as airline hostess appealing A. ELAINE CUENCO 388 Midland Avenue Paramus Talkative, but always about good things . . . easy to know . . . enjoys a good game of badminton or soccer . . . her aim, to be a good secretary BARBARA COSTA 203 Louis Street Hackensack Bobbie . . . neat and sweet . . . full of fun and pep . . . personality plus . . . sincere . . . liked by all . . . loves football . . . hopes to become an ele- mentary teacher JEAN COSTA 96 Hobart Street Hackensack Hides a lilting smile be- hind her serene face . . . enjoys listening to popular records . . . plans to at- tend business school JOHN ALFRED DAHL 222 Allen Street Hackensack Friendly . . . honest . . . intelligent . . . on soccer and track teams . . . loves swimming, hunting, and hshing . . . terrihc per- sonality . . . hopes for col- lege and a business career i . . . active in commercial ,held PATRICIA ANN DANIELS 24-A Summit Avenue Hackensack Vivacious . . . peppy . . . lots of school spirit . . ever ready to serve . . . member of Hall Patrol . . . a desire to travel RUTH C. DE LADE 228 Bogert Place Paramus ANTHONY C. DE MARCO 63 Becker Avenue Rochelle Park Tony . . . agreeable red- head , . . industrious . . . enjoys working on cars . . . lots of fun . . .the Navy will appreciate him Beautiful brown eyes . . . very friendly . . . cheerful hello . . . fabulous sm'le RICHARD F. DAVIS 107 Jefferson Avenue River Edge Member of Cabinet . . . manager of baseball and basketball teams . . . in- telligent . . . earnest . . . rules study with an iron hand DOROTHY JEAN DENMAN 110 Madison Avenue River Edge Dot . . . always on the go . . . happy-go-lucky . . . personality plus . . . sin- cere . . . on HHS twirling squad . . . great football fan . . . hopes to be a hrst grade teacher 4 DONALD C. DE KOEYER 47 Becker Avenue Rochelle Park Deck . . . HW . . . brown eyes . . . earnest and easy going . . . a friendly disposition . . . nice guy to know ROBERTA MARLENE DENNISON 868 C Berkley Street New Milford Bobbie . . . capable . . . cheerful . . . active Voice member . . . talented writ- er . . . loves sketching and fashions . . . will be a suc- cess in whatever she does JOSEPH G. DENTZ 421 Central Avenue Hackensack Member of football and basketball teams . . . neat dresser . . . homeroom president . . . active in all school activities . . . well liked around school . . . good student . . . college ROBERT FREDERICK DE TOMBE 55 Marinus Street Rochelle Park Bob . . . athletic . . . happy-go-lucky . . . al- ways joking . . . ace star in track and cross country . . . next stop college IRMA R. DE ROSA 107 Fair Street Hackensack Quiet . . . ejicient . . . pleasing personality . . . collects souvenirs and stufed animals . . . future plans include college and elementary school teaching ALBERT DE VINCENTIS 93 Fair Street Hackensack Al . . . brown eyes . . . brown hair . . . friendly . . . quiet . . . likable . . . good sport RICHARD EUGENE DEVINE 20 Jefferson Street Hackensack Tall, dark . . . funny . . . congenial . . . Vice-Pres- ident of the senior class . . . enjoys mountain climb- ing . . . proctor . . . bas- ketball star WILLIAM ROBERT DI CROSTA 155 Hudson Street Hackensack Billy . . . friendly . . . likable . . '. football en- thusiast . . . member of Varsity H Club . . . happy- go-lucky . . . Hey Jack JOHN JOSEPH DI GIOIA 452 Nevada Street Paramus Remarkable personality. . . loves hunting and boating . . . enjoys football . . . pleasing smile . . . Can't fight the breaks . . . am- bition, to be an engineer ROBERT GLENN DILLARD 237 Clay Street Hackensack Bob . . . a riot . . . sports enthusiast . . . es- pecially enjoys baseball . . . good worker . . . one of Steinie's salesmen . . . looking forward to becom- ing a chemist JOAN ANN'DI MAGGIO 399 Terhune Avenue Paramus Black hair . . . cute . . . quiet and friendly . . .us- ually found doing her Ital- ian . . . good gal for some lucky boy. WILLIAM ROBERT DROESE A 129 James -Street ' Rochelle Park Bill . . . all interests'lie in radio and T.V.' . . . member of Senior Con- gress and Primary Court . . . aims to become a T.V. engineer . DORIS DI -STASI . 255 Washington Avenue Hackensack -Always found with her twin sister . . . interested in art . . . cheerful and gay . . . plans to have a career in art fl JOSEPH LOUIS DURANTE 33 Johnson Avenue Hackensack VIRGINIA DI STASI 255 Washington Avenue Hackensack An exact duplicate of her sister . . . full of fun . . . art enthusiast . . . will make art her career EDWARD C. DOUGHERTY Huyler Street South Hackensack Ed . . . handsome . . . green eyes . . . brown hair . . . likes baseball, hunt- ing, and outboard racing . . . plans Army career . . . then to own a hotel Joe . . . one of our best football players . . . a great guy . . . honest . . . dependable . . . tons of fun . . . That's life . . . hob- bies, music, eating, sleep- ing, sports, and art . . . college bound ALBERT W. EBERHARDT 163 Forest Avenue Paramus Al . . . 6'4 package of wise cracks . . . likes hunt- ing and watching football . . . pet peeves, teachers and homework . . . never worries ALICE GERTRUDE EHMER 1132 Boulevard New Milford Friendly and sincere . . . perfect lady . . . good student . . . president of her homeroom . . . plans to travel BARBARA ANN EBHARDT 336 Rochelle Avenue Rochelle Park Shortie . . . a cute, per- sonality plus girl . . .loves roller skating and dancing . . . hates conceited boys . . . wants to study beauty culture S E -,,: ,I BORIS ELISAYEFF 322 Van Saun Court River Edge Friendly, funny and full of pep . . . a new addition to the senior class . . . found enjoying a good game of soccer . . . his goal, to be a physicist RALPH P. ECKERLIN 211 Crest Drive Paramus Co-captain of our tennis team . . . quiet and in- telligent . . . looking for- ward to being a bio-chem- ist after college JOAN ANN ECKERT 469 Spring Valley Road Paramus Winning smile and a friendly hello . . . likes to play golf . . . favorite pastime, designing clothes . . . hopes someday to be- come a singer WILLIAM HOWARD EMANUEL 178 Berry Street Hackensack Billy . . . the jokester . . . stalwart member of the football team . . . likes to listen to records with a gang of kids . . . plans to go to agricultural col- lege BARBARA JEANNE ESPOSITO 5 93 Route 17 Paramus Good twirler . . . loves to listen to records . . . win- ning personality . . . liked by all . . . wants to travel . . . hopes to attend Junior College SHIRLEY P. EPPER 4-75 Parker Avenue Hackensack Quiet . . . nice to know . . . very helpful. . . mem- ber of Cabinet and Voice . . . hobby, tap dancing . . . plans to become a sec- retary THOMAS JOHN FAITH, JR. 172 Madison Avenue River Edge Tom . . . artistically in- clined . . . easy-going . . . well liked . . . conscien- tious worker . . . his goal, to become a commercial artist HERBERT JOHN FALL 417 Maple Hill Drive Hackensack Herb . . . a wonderful guy . . . friendly disposi- tion . . . on football, bas- ketball, and baseball squad . . . pet peeves, federal lunch and conceited girls . . . future photo-engraver PAUL L. FEAR 577 Summit Avenue Hackensack Full of fun . . . plays foot- ball . . . homeroom treas- urer . . . headed for col- lege . . . very likely to succeed GARRET JAY ETCEN 561 Prospect Avenue Hackensack A swell guy . . . always a riot . . . on basketball, track, and cross country teams in HHS . . . ambi- tion, to make a million dol- lars . . . engineering school in the future VIRGINIA M. FEIGE 1056 Carnation Drive New Milford Never a dull moment when Cinnie's around . . . loves athletics . . . a swell girl . . . always friendly . . . likes ice skating . . . hopes to own an Oldsmobile 98 convertible CONCETTA FIDANZA 1105 'Il-rhune Avenue Paramus Connie . . . good friend lo have . . . happy-go- lurlfy . . . arrive in home- room . . . peppy . . . good supporter of school activi- ties EDWARD G. FIELDS 384 First Street FRED FELD 95 Summit Avenue Hackensack Enjoys a good football game . . . loves lo talk . . . hobby, girls . . . pet peeve, teachers . . . plans to be a lawyer ELIZABETH ANN FINLEY Hackensack 259 Voorhis Avenue Eddie . . . football are Rwer Edge . . . keen sense of humor Betty . . . delightful . . . . . . misr'hie1'ous smile . . . charming personality . . . good loolfing guy friendly . . . laughing eyes . . . mischievous grin o TRUDY S. FERRO 260 Mary Street Hackensack Petite and cute . . . friend- . . . nice personality . . . ly active twirler . . . plans to become a secretary CAROLYN ELIZABETH FINN 21 Somerville Street Rochelle Park 5'2 . . . eyes of blue . . . wavy blonde hair . . . in many after-school activi- ties . . . secretarial school in the future BERNARD VINCENT FINNEY, JR. 185 High Street Hackensack Bernie . . . quiet . . . friendly . . . Mrs. Krebs's right hand man , . . his catching smile gives away all his friendliness ist CAROL ANN FISCHER RAYMOND WILLIAM 186 Bogert Road FISCHER River Edge 3'l5 Williatn Street Cute . . . sunny smile . . . New Mllford happy disposition . . . Tall . . . blonde . . . hand- friendly hello . . . ardent some . . . able athlete . . . supporter of HHS . . . liked by all . . . pleasant future secretary personality , . . sure to succeed ROBERT CHARLES FRANKLIN 200 James Street Hackensack Bob . . . class cut-up . . . lots of fun . . . laugh- ing eyes and mischievous grin . . . smile for all NORMA FONSETTO 974 Boulevard New Milford Friendly and well-liked . . . pleasing personality . . . usually smiling . . . sincere and solemn . . . success ahead ' WILLIAM O. FRASER 735 Fifth Avenue River Edge Bill . . . never serious . . . loves the outdoors . . . one of our track men . . . likes all sports . . . boat enthusiast . . . headed for college . . . aims to be a salesman MARILYN RUTH FRANCHVILLA 327 Sutton Avenue Hackensack Lynn . . . deep brown eyes . . . always knows the latest . . . enjoys water sports . . . active in Little Stage Club . . .a faithful friend SHIRLEY FRANK 235 Standish Avenue Hackensack Shirl . . . pleasing per- sonality . . . can't stand show-ohs . . . likes to play ping-pong . . . handy with knitting needles ALBERT FRASETTO 5 Worth Street South Hackensack Al . . . active in sports . . versatile and vigorous . . friendly smile . . . terrihc sense of humor . . worth knowing ALAN FUCHS 861 Main Street Hackensack Reticent . . . good-natured . . . easy-going . . . enjoys baseball and basketball . . . will be successful in life ROBERT PAUL FREI 417 Sutton Avenue Hackensack Bob . . . spends spare time playing golf . . . in- telligent . . . good friend . . . He's gone . . . head- ed for college JOSEPH JOHN GALESI 89 Troast Street Hackensack GLEN EDWIN FRIESE 208 Fairmount Avenue Hackensack One swell guy . . . always a laugh when Glen's around . . . friendly . . . million dollar smile . . . golf and football fanatic . . . wants to be a lawyer MERLE PATRICIA FRYLINCK 859 Bogert Road River Edge Twirls a mean baton . . . a great sense of humor . . . absolutely hates to carry books . . . could talk for hours on the phone . . . a fan of our football team . . . plenty of school spirit . . . plans to attend college for interior decorating RICHARD ALLEN CARBER 193 Kinderkamack Road River Edge Appreciates good books and fascinating art . . . member of Library Council and Art Service Corps . . . a sure success Joe . . . friendly nature . . . active in proctoring . . . liked by all . . . bound to be a successful drum- mer Pleasing personality . . . WAYMAN GARLAND 264 Railroad Avenue Hackensack Lookout here comes big Wayman down the grid- iron . . . so quiet in class but dynamite on the ath- letic field . . . a good sense of humor . . . ajable and agreeable . . . will go far LOZITA LEE GATTI 179 Prospect Avenue Hackensack Pookie'y . . . good-my tured . . . enjoys a good laugh . . . but can be ser- ious . . . a ine pianist . . . plans to attend Trenton State HAZEL GIBSON 204 Berdan Place Hackensack helpful and friendly . . . active in Mixed Chorus . . . hobby, photography . . . future includes Pater- son State Teachers College HOWARD GARRIS 82 Caliconeck Road South Hackensack Howie . . . loves to trav- el . . . happy-go-lucky . . . full of fun . . . energetic . . . happy wanderer GERTRUDE ELLA GASSENHEIMER 257 B Reichelt Road New Milford Gussy . . . talkative . . . NORMAN P. GIGON 14- Asbury Street New Milford Stately, lithe, blue-eyed always ready with a joke . . . adds her voice to the Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus . . . spends extra time at the roller skating rink . . . a future nurse CAROLJ EAN D. GILMAN 236 Moore Street Hackensack lad . . . valuable on the soccer field . . . depend- able and reliable . . . our Senior Class President Attractive . . . beautiful brown hair . . . full of pep . . . happy-go-lucky . . . contagious smile . . . nice to know . . . a sure suc- cess JOHN C. GOEBELER 216 Woodland Road New Milford A gallant game guy . . JOAN MARIE CNERRE 72 Broadway Hackensack Pe . . . vivacious PIU' - - ' Captain of the cheerlead- ers . . . friendly hello . . . secretary of homeroom . . . favorite pastime, danc- ing K MARY ANN CODLESKI 390 Forest Avenue Paramus Quiet . . . dreamy-eyed . . . Bobby . . . active on has an itchy foot for a soccer ball . . . top quality sportsmanship . . . enjoys swimming . . . never let you down . . . looks for- ward to a business career PHYLLIS JUDITH GOLDBERG 400 Esplanade Hackensack PAUL GOODE 103 Campbell Avenue Hackensack Leadership ability . . . al- sweet smile . . . intelligent . . . good worker . . . con- genial . . . member of Library Council Phil . . . pleasant per- sonality . . . delights in playing tennis . . . collects stufed animals . . . plans to continue her schooling ways to be depended upon ne com anion . . nh p . . . predict a fine future PATRICK HENRY GORMAN 94 Byrne Street Hackensack Pat . . . always with his sketch pad . . . avid sup- porter of HHS . . . mem- ber of Cabinet and Voice . . . career plans call for a journalist's job l ROBERT C. GRAY 52 Huyler Street Hackensack basketball team . . . sharp dresser . . . enthusiasm plus . . . liked by every- one .IUNE H. CRONROSQ 337 Alun Driw Paramus Neat and sweet .... v in- cere and friendly' . . . just loves to listen to cool records . . . winning smile . . . liked by all CATHERINE GLORIA HAIG 1013 Boulevard New Milford Red . . . a beautiful red head . . . class treasurer . . . proctor . . . loves to dance . . . wants to be dentisfs assistant MARLENE MIRIAM GROSS 64 lprospect Avenue Hackensack Ambitious . . , amiable . . . always good to know . . . active in many school functions . . . member of Congress and Girls' Cho- rus . , . future English- Spanish secretary a ROSEMARY GROSSE 767 Beech Place New Milford Newcomer to HHS . . . quiet . . . intelligent . . . enjoys creative writing . . . ambition, to be a teacher VALERIE HAMMEL 469 The Fenway JOAN ANN GRYSIEWICZ 28 Henry Place Hackensack Bundle of pep . . . per- sonality plus . . . neat and sweet . . . a swell girl . . . talkative . . . enthusiastic CLAIRE MARGARET GUNDLING 119 Kinderkamack Roady River Edge Believes in taking life easy . . . sincere and polite . . . good friend to all . . . well liked . . . pleasing smile River Edge Val . . . magnetic . . . merry . . . friendly . . .en- joys baseball . . . twirls a fast baton . . . business school in her future Qi? VIRGINIA MARJORIE HAMMEL 469 The Fenway River Edge A brown-eyed brunette . . . adds zest to the twirling squad . . . nice to know . . . avid football fan . . . a future nurse KENNETH HARRISON 423 Maple Hill Drive Hackensack Excels in every sport he chooses . . . top timing and teamwork on the basketball court . . . mas- ter of the clever retort . . . never a dull moment . . . an all around grand guy HOPE .IANICE HARDCASTLE 745 Stockton Street New Milford Peppy. . . vivacious cheer- leader . . . always on the loads o un go . . . f f . . . beautiful brown hair . . . popular . . . sweet . . . at- tractive . . . college to come CAROL IRENE HAYDEN 28 Berdan Street Rochelle Park Full of fun . . . blue eyes . . . cheery and bright . . . future plans include busi- ness college EV ELYN CAE HARRIS 327 Hackensack Avenue Hackensack Ev . . , popular . . . lively . . . happy-go-lucky . . . winning smile . . . sincere . . . always ready for fun . . . likes baseball . . . secretarial school in the future ROSE HARRIS 283 Central Avenue Hackensack Bunny . . . easy going . . . friendly . . . spirited . . . ambitious . . . future plans include Secretarial School CARLE HAYES 818 Main Street Hackensack Easy-going, calm . . . a rifle fan . . . loves the outdoor life . . . an ardent sports enthusiast . . . baseball's his favorite . . . grand sense of humor . . . an optimistic view of life LOIS MARGARET HEATON 790 Bogert Road River Edge Enthusiastic, pert, cute, charming . . . member of Girls' Chorus . . . a high ' KC I! stepping pony cheers at a football or basketball game . . . easy to get along with JUNE HEYS 385 Winsor Road River Edge Tiny . . . sweet . . . fun- loving . . . loves football games . . . after gradua- tion plans to be a secre- tary ARTHUR JOHN HI LDEBRANDT 52 Chestnut Street Rochelle Park A lover of the finest music and books . . . member of Library Council . . . en- joys interesting people . . . will go into social work MARY LOU HENDRICKS 202 Lexington Avenue Hackensack Blue-eyed blonde . . . stands 5'5 . . . pet peeve, commercials on T.V .... AIrightee . . . future plans, secretarial work and marriage MICHAEL JAMES HENRY 18 Lehigh Street Hackensack LOUISE RITA HIRSCH 200 Ross Avenue Hackensack A brown-eyed, black-haired beauty . . . capable sec- retary of her homeroom . . . adds zest to Girls' Chorus . . . member of the pony squad . . . fu- ture as a secretary Willing to work . . . sure to succeed . . . very active about school . . . has a mania for free lance . . . possesses that unconquer- able combination of de- termination and ability CAROL INA HOLLEY .90 Madison Avenue Rochelle Park Energetic and lots of n . . . pleasing smile . enjoys a good time . future plans include mod eling VIRGINIA CARYL HUBER 211 Beech Drive South River Edge A cute, brown-eyed bru- nette . . . peppy twirler . . . ardent baseball fan . . . member of the Girls' and Mixed Chorus career in nursing CAROL LOIS HUGHES 479 Maple Hill Drive Hackensack Blonde . . . active in twirl- ing . . . sweet smile . . . cheerful and friendly JOHN A. HORN 139 Clay Street Hackensack johnny . . . lots of fun . . . dependable . . . ter- rihc personality . . . future plans, Air Force HAROLD HUGHES 289 Second Street Hackensack Calm, collected, matter of fact . . . always in good humor . . . friendly fellow . . . nice to know . . . effi- cient in all he does ROSEMARIE HOVERMAN 239 Farview Avenue Paramus Howie . . . a tall, blue- eyed blonde . . . person- ality plus . . . reliable treasurer of her homeroom . . . active in all sports . . . adds beauty to the twirlers . . . future teacher LORANE EVELYN DONNA A. ITRO HUGHES 74 Union sm-4-1 432 Cedar Avenue Hackensack Paramus Quiet and sweet . . . avid football fan . . . nice to know . . . hopes to become a beautician A cute, blue-eyed blonde . . . capable medical room proctor . . . member of photography club . . . en- joys sketching in her spare time , . . hopes to be a secretary CLINTON A. JAHN 471 River Road New Milford All-around nice guy . . . member of Commercial Club . . . favorite pastime, playing football and work- ing on cars . . . plans to join the Navy after grad- uation CAROL JANITSCHEK 381 Kaplan Avenue Hackensack Cute . . . smart . . . al- ways a smile and a cheery nhl . . . does a good job at whatever she attempts VIRGINIA LEE JONES 187 High Street Hackensack Quiet . . . sincere . . . good friend . . . an avid tennis and basketball fan . . . always willing to help . . . That isn't nice . . . fu- ture social worker ALAN CLARK JOHNSON 594- Fifth Avenue River Edge Al . . . a wealth of common sense and gener- osity . . . a good-natured smile . . . enjoys working around cars . . . a mania for chemistry . . . scien- tihc interest . . . future in chemical engineering RITA BIRGITTA JOHNSON 437 Boulevard New Milford A tall, blue-eyed blonde . . . always ready with a smile . . . roller-skating fan . . . valuable asset to Girls' Chorus and Mixed Chorus . . . future plans include college ROBERT HERBERT JONES 179 Manning Avenue River Edge Bob . . . blue-eyed, blonde haired . . . suave and debonaire . . . at- tracts the most charming debs . . . plans to become a successful dentist WILLIAM JONES 82 Huyler Street Hackensack Ready, reliable and ro- bust . . . a competent leader . . . up in his grades . . . found getting track medals . . . treasurer of Art Service Corps . . . ambition, to be a teacher G. ELIZABETH KANNECIESER 391 Tvrhune Avenue- Paramus Sincere manner . . . lots at patience . . . a friend to all . . . enjoys watching football games . . . likes sltating ROSEMARIE KASPER 89 Spring Valley Avenue Hackensack The girl with the lovely smile . . . able student . . . active lobbiest . . . HHS literary critic via the Voice . . . journalistic as- pirations . . . exemplary courage ROBERT C. KA PPLER 24 Harvey Avenue Rochelle Park ab . . . busy as a bee interested in many activ- ities . . . Cabinet repre- sentative from 311 . . . trigonometry whizz MARGARET A. KARLSSON 473 liogvrt Road River Edge Peggy . . . friendly . . . quiet . . . reliable . . . nice to lrnow . . . active in Art Service Corps . . . member of Mixed Chorus and band . . . future in advertising BETTY KASIEN 314 Salem Stn-ct New Milford 'AKitty . . . one who is seen but never heard . . . pleasing personality . . . hopes to be a singer when she graduates from HHS RICHARD ALLEN KAYHOLM 434 Terhune Avenue Paramus LOUISE ESTELLE KERN 41 Harevy Avenue Roeln-Ile Park Full 0-l1'llII and rigor . . . personality plus . . . hngcr in every pie . . . loyal HHS supporter . . . lilres diving and skating ,... s leady drummer in band Economical package of friendliness . . . beneath his quiet exterior lurks a mischievous sense of hu- mor . . . knows how to have a good time . . . loves to fiddle with a camera . . . future photographer ROBERT 0. KlLLlNll'1H, JR. 230 Kilim- sm-.-r New Milford 'AKillrner . . . devil-nzay earen attitude ..., f aneiful spinner of faney day dreams . . . pet peeve, homeworlf . . . ll business Career in his future HOWARD A, KLl2lNl lil,lDliR 150 Holland A venue New Milford Howie . . . slow and easy going . . . enjoys tin- lrering with lzis ear . nire guy to know . were and friendly future serviee rnan sin- . a ROSEANNE A. KLEINKE 726 Berkley Street New Milford Stately . . . blue eyed . . . good natured . . . friendly to all . . . an asset to tlie sehool's twirlers . . . fu- ture as a secretary Jllllll K. KINZLEY, JH. 176 .l0llIlS0ll Avenue Haekensaek Fine high-jumping form . . . enjoys a good time . . . tlmnlfful for no more lzorneworlf . . . antieipates college after tlie Army JOHN WILLIAM KMETZ 40 Passaic' St reel Hackensack g',lohnnie . . . easy going . . . good natured . . . loyal friend . . . pleasant dispo- sition . . . a regular all- around good fella JOHN Y. KI WALA 423 Chestnut Avenue South Hackensack johnny . . . tall, blonde . . . earnest and easy go- ing . . . rapable football player JOANNE LOUISE KOLLAY 7 Spring Valley Avenue Hackensack ,loanie', . . . dark blonde beauty . . . green eyes . . . an avid record fan . . . ar- dent HHS football rooter . . . bound for nursing selrool MYRNA ANNE KRAYClR 857 C Berkley Street New Milford Beautiful blarlr hair . . . sunny disposition . . . fun loving . . . loves slfating . . . future receptionist ALBERT W. KUNARIJ 93 lloulevurml New Milford Nire guy . . . easy-going nature . . . aetive in Sen- ior Congress . . . enjoys bowling . . . hopes to be come F.B.I. agent HERBERT M. KOTT 101 Lakeview Street River Edge Seen with a eute rheer- leader . . . Carefree and fun loving . . . fine end on our football team . engineer after college RUTH WINIFRED KURZ 652 Prospect Avenue Hackensack Lilfable personality . . winning smile . . . rheer- ful . . . soprano in our rlmrus . . . hopes to be- voine a merlieal assistant hopes ta be a meehanival WARNER BRUCE KOVER 48 Harvey Avenue Rochelle Park Serious student but hnds time for sorrer . . . able president of Honor S0- riety . . . will be remem- bered for his service to HHS . . . aspires to be a researeh rhemist after Yale PETER C. LANDWEHR 288 Henley Avenue New Milford '6Hot Rod . . . quiet but nive . . . medium height, brown hair, pleasant fea- tures . . . versatile . . . member of Radio Club . . . future, Radio Technician EDWARD HERMAN LANG 49 Grove Street Rochelle Park Carefree .... s hy and easy going . . . future plans are traveling MARLENE LA PIETRA 375 Kimlerkamack Road River Edge Tall, beautiful and intelli- gent . . . active in Little Stage Club and Forum . . . prortor . . . secretary lo Mr. Schetty . . . hobby, fashion designing . . . fu- ture private secretary with the F .B.1. ROBERT C. LA POINTE 30 Arcadia Road Hackensack Bob . . . car enthusiast . . . football fan . . . gen- uine friend . . . active in homeroom . . . college bound for engineering VERA P. LAUMBACH 3 East Terrace Avenue Rochelle Park Blue-eyed strawberry blond . . . nice smile . . . pleas- ing personality . . . enjoys football games and danc- ing . . . secretarial future JOHN PETER LARMANN 307 Sutton Avenue Hackensack Quiet . . .very studious . . . enjoys baseball and football . . . a great reader . . . member of Honor So- ciety .... 'Vlad chemist JOAN ELIZABETH LAUBER E 31 Spring Valley Avenue Paramus Sweet and pretty . . . pleasing personality . . . member of girls' bowling club . . . pet peeve Grum- py moods . . .future typist JOHN LOUIS LAUER 86 Willow Avenue Hackensack Fishing enthusiast . . . how about those girls in Bermuda shorts! . . . seen frequently at the golf course . . . look for John ALPHONSO E. LAURITANO, JR. 15 Catherine Street Rochelle Park Al . . . very active in homeroom activities . . . favorite expression, Hey babe . . . intends joining Air Force at Stevens Institute next year EVANS LAZZARO 50 Oak Street Rochelle Park Rugged football player . leadership ability . . . handsome . . . humorous and enthusiastic DIANE GEORGENE LINDQUIST 374 Harrison Street Paramus Cheery personality . . . friendly smile . . . plenty of get-up-and-go . . . plays piano . . . intends to travel JOSEPH LEONARDI 338 Chestnut Avenue Hackensack Hive . . . Sleepy', . . slow, easy-going . . . gen- tlemanly . . . dislikes be- ing rushed . . . excels in football and baseball . . . always ready with a witty remark . . . aspires to professional baseball FRANCES LIONETTI 1010 Boulevard New Milford 6'Franny . . . a petite miss . . . enjoys dancing . . . music and drawing . . . teaching and study- ing the Bible her great 107 STANLEY LEWIS 247 Hamilton Place Hackensack Fine pitcher for our Comets . . . member of soccer team . . . always helpful with those tough math problems . . . after Columbia it's medical re- search for Stan MARIE THERESA LIMMER 458 Blanchard Terrace Hackensack Cheerful . . . bubbling with smiles . . . likes swimming . . . ice skating her favor- ite sporft . . . wonderful conversationalist JOHN P. LOCKE 428 Prospect Avenue Hackensack Lots of fun . . . honest . . . sincere . . . in Rifle Club pet peeve, conceited people . . . likes baseball hobbies photography, guns . . . ambition to be a newspaper photographer MADALINE MARIE GLADYS MARGARET MAAS 70 Court Street Hackensack Tiny . . . bundle of pep . . . genial disposition . . . friendly smile . . . nice to know . . . bound to suc- ceed LOEFFLER 282 Farview Avenue Paramus Talented leader of our twirlers . . . graceful co- ordination . . . enjoys water skiing . . . one of our intellectuals . . . will attend college next year MARGARET JEAN MacRAE 516 Center Avenue River Edge Nice . . . friendly smile . . . in many activities . . . band, chorus . . . treasurer of her homeroom . . . able proctor . . . dental assistant in future ARTHUR M. MADDEN 34 Oldis Street Rochelle Park Art . . . friendly . . . 6'2 . . . personality kid . . . never a dull moment . . . gets a big kick out of life ROSE JOHANNA MALATINO 48 Kansas Street Hackensack Rose . . . a friendly smile and a helping hand . . . enjoys watching HHS football games . . . mem- ber of the Commercial Club . . . plans to be a secretary CAROL ANN MACHOVEC 43 Oldis Street Rochelle Park Sweet and sincere . . . pleasant to look at . . . natural charm . . . nice to know, nice to remember . . headed for success SUSAN ANN MANCINI 87 Longview Avenue Hackensack Cookie . . . friendly . . . full of pep . . . captivating personality . . . lively wit . . . active in Little Stage Club, Cabinet, and Voice . . . plans to be a come- dian in musical comedy C scis cuy, V st .., , JOHN ALBERT MANN, JR. 389 Terhune Avenue Paramus Nice smile . . . quiet . . . sincere . . . always ready for a game of tennis or baseball . . . his brain al- ways at work CAMILLE J. MANCUSO S 133 Farview Avenue Paramus One of Haclcensack's cutest twirlers . . . enrgetic worlr- er for our Honor Society . . . friendly and well-liked by all . . . plans to attend teachers college next yaar PHILIP F. MANGONE 332 Anderson Street Hackensack Sports enthusiast . . . nice to be with . . . cheerful, friendly . . . president of 206 . . . expects to attend college GABRIEL J. JOSEPH MARINIELLO MARINIELLO 110 Pink Street 105 Troast Street Hackensack Hackensack Joe . . . ambitious . . . Gabe . . . easy going . . . top football player . . . ready wit . . . capable likes baseball . . . enjoys football player . . . will do a good joke . . . sure for anything for a pal . . . a success in anything really swell guy ALICE JOYCE MARROQUIN 47 Davis Avenue Hackensack Joy . . . personality plus . . . attractive President of Art Service Club . . . loves to draw . . . wants to be a Cost Accountant GEORGE F. MARTIN 39 Coles Avenue Hackensack Easy smile . . . never too busy to say hi . . . loves those Giants . . . fine com- panion and sportsman . . . loves the South . . . future dentist EVA MARX 248 Hamilton Place Hackensack ROBERT WADSWORTH MASSEY 706 Kinderkamack Road One of our cutest and R1verEdge sweetest seniors . . . con- siderate and helpful . . . able Congress representa- tive for three years . . . futurep lans include col- lege and teaching Bob . . . soccer star . . . good sport . . . nice smile . . . sunny personality . . . full of pep . . . hates women drivers . . . a won- derful guy to know . . . artist ANDREW TODD McCALLUM 383 Park Street Hackensack Andy . . . easy going . . . pastime, photograph . . . always ready to help Mrs. Krebs . . . loyal friend . . . a willing hand . . . college at Worcester VICTORIA MATCHOK 24 Henry Place Hackensack Vickie . . . friendly and pleasant . . . likes dancing and skating . . . hopes to become a secretary JOHN McCREADY 50 Caliconeck Road South Hackensack Pleasant personality . . . sports-minded . . . likes football and hockey . . . hobby, eating . . . ambi- tion, to be a success RAY MATKOVICH 195 Wilson Street Hackensack Main . . . tall and dark . . . ace basketball player . . . Ford enthusiast . . . after graduation will have an Army career ANTHONY JOHN MATTALIAN 396 Summit Avenue Hackensack '6Tony . . . well-known grin . . . able athlete . . . football man . . . well liked homeroom president . . . a friendly fellow HUGH Mr-KENNA 163 Fairview Avenue Paramus Quiet . . . reserved . . . competent worker . . . sin- cere and helpful . . . faith- ful tenor . . . hobby, play- ing the accordion BERNICE MEEKS 71 Newman Street Hackensack Sports-minded . . . always playing after school intra- murals . . . member of the Leaders' Club . . . depend- able worker ROBERT McKNlGHT 177 Ehret Street Paramus A swell guy . . . great teaser . . . hates to get up in the morning . . . a real hep cat . . . loves jazz . . . future plans include armed forces MAE LOUISE MEIER 904 River Road New Milford Always a friendly hello . . . beautiful blonde hair and blue eyes . . . enjoys dancing and traveling . . . plans to teach elementary school after Paterson State WILLIAM MICHAEL RICHARD ANTHONY MCNAIR MEDASKA 456 Colonial Terrace 76 Vanderbeck Place Hackensack Hackensack Richie . . . able man on Bill . . . quiet at times soccer team . . . conscien- . . . likes sports, especially basketball and baseball . . . member of stage crew . . . hobby, magic . . . am- bition, to become a phar- macist friendly grin . . . dreams of being a millionaire ROBERT C. MELILLO 23 Union Street Hackensack Bob . . . sincere . . . diligent . . . baseball and football fan . . . quiet . . . likes hunting . . . plans flying career tious . . . full of pep . . . ROSE ANN E MENDITTO 137 Kansas Street Hackensack Secretary of the student body . . . active member of Commercial Department . . . outstanding girl . . . bound to succeed . . . am- bition, to become a secre- tary BRIAN STUART MEYER 404 Farview Avenue Paramus Wide, friendly grin . genial personality . . likes swimming and base- ball . . . interested in pho- tography . . . plans to en- list in Paratroopers ROBERT A. MEYER 172 Wayne Avenue River Edge Serious . . . quiet . . whiz in sciences . . . can be found in Chess Club . . . would like to get a degree in research biology GLORIA MESSINEO 40 Harvey Avenue Rochelle Park Plcasing smile . . . sunny personality . . . friendly disposition . . . very at- tractive . . . avid movie star fan . . . plays the piano JAMES ARTHUR METTLER 422 Mercer Avenue River Edge Jimmie . . . happy-go- lucky guy . . . cheerful personality ., . . favorite sport, basketball . . . hopes to become photo-engraver or teacher ANNA JOSEPHINE VERA ALICE MILIANO MILIANO 11 Romanelli Avenue ll Romanelli Avenue South Hackensack South Hackensack Anna . . . a car worm Vera . . . the other twin . . . likes to drive all over . . . alia hopes to be a sec South Hackensack . . . a retary . . . loves to drive friend to everyone she cars . . . sunny personality meets . . . interested in . . . a sure success berom ing a secretary JOAN BEV ER LY MITCHELL 111 Adams Avenue Rlver Edge Mitch . . . This is a messy situation . . . friendly to all . . . well dressed . . . loves to skate and play tennis . . . plans include Berkley Secretarial ANN SHIRLEY MOORE 178 Huguenot Drive New Milford Annie', . . . friendly . . . intelligent . . . popular . . . studious . . . co-captain of the cheerleaders . . . homeroom president . . . n fiuc future secretary CONCETTA SHIRLEY MORENO 346 Williams Avenue Hackensack Shirl . . . HHS's fashion plate . . . full of fun . . . never a dull moment . . . personality plus . . . loves to cruise the drag, es- pecially in Lodi , I . V K 2--31153 'S , auf - a s - f School JOHN S. MORENO 469 Jackson Avenue Hackensack Cookie . . . nice smile . . . friendly . . . likes to play and watch football . . . hobby, his car . . . plans to be a truck owner some day AUDREY MITTELMAN 10 Second Street Hackensack Tall, blonde beauty with big hazel eyes . . . always with a smile . . . one of Hackensack High's fashion plates . . . looks forward ro attending college GENEVIEVE CLAIRE MORRISON 132 Continental Avenue River Edge An avid sports enthusiast . . . if Claire isn't playing them, she's watching or talking about them . . . live wire personality . . . wonderful girl ARDYTH HOEHN MURKEN 205 Kensington Road River Edge Art . . . blue-eyed, blonde . . . secretary of the Art Service Club . . . hates Bermudas and high socks . . . plans to be a commercial artist . -A THOMAS MICHAEL RALPH C. MUSTO ANDREW JOSEPH MURRAY 405 Hudson Street NAVALANCE 12 Vanderbeck Place Hackensack 548 Hudson Street Hackensack Hackensack Gridiron star . . . fabulous personality . . . a great teaser . . . loves to eat and sleep . . . broad shoulders . . . next stop college Quiet . . . friendly . . . very ambitious . . . hard- working . . . likes sports . . . manager of the foot- ball team . . . plans to be a civil engineer and pilot in the Air Force Reserves DANNY NEWHOUSE 70 West Passaic Street Rochelle Park Nice addition to any year- book . . . apt woodsman . . . likes hunting and fish- ing . . . a great teaser . . . always fun . . . future Pleasant . . . congenial personality . . . avid sports- man . . . likes swimming and football . . . hobby, flying . . . eventually plans owning motel business .IOANNE MAC RAE NELSON 186 Poplar Avenue Hackensack Green eyes . . . red hair . . . cute and peppy . . . usually found knitting ar- gyles . . . good student . . . ambition, to become a secretary NORMAN JOHN NELSON 104- Whittman Street Rochelle Park A nice guy . . . friendly . . . full of fun . . . hates girls in Bermuda shorts . . . loves hshing . . . base- ball and football . . . wants to be a mechanic plans include army and FCSHIUTGIII Uwflef MAUREEN ANN NORTON 44 Chestnut Street Rochelle Park Friendly girl . . . good company for anyone . . . prefers baseball and foo!- ball . . . would like to ent ter secretarial school 6 g 'P ROBERT H. ,IEANNE CLARECE C. PAULINE MARY NOWATZKY NUNNERMACKER OAKLEY, JR. ODELL 178 Clinton Avenue 188 Continental Avenue 160 Adams Avenue 330 Midland Avenue New Milford River Edge River Edge Paramus Bob . . . a handsome Jeanne . . . likable . . . Bo . . . tall, easy-going Efficient . . . neat . . . guy . . . left wing in Soc- warm-hearted . . . sincere type . . . proctor . . . likes friendly . . . member of cer . . . likes to play bas- . . . loves to sew . . . en- basketball . . . eager base- Honor Society . . . Miss ketball . . . his hobby, joys sports . . . stamp col- ball fan . . . collects Schlochaufs pride and sports . . . future holds a lector . . .future plans in- stamps . . . ambition, col- joy . . . a sure success visit with Uncle Sam clude nursing lege, Army CHARLES E. OSTROM, JR. 294 Luhmann Drive New Milford Ozzie to his friends . . . likable . . . an active mem- ber of Rifle Club . . . pet peeve, loud girls . . . fu- ture plans include college with major in Chemistry ANTOINETTE PARISI 162 Liberty Street Hackensack Small in stature, but large in heart . . . full of fun . . . enjoys playing min- iature golf . . . future plans include secretarial work and marriage STANLEY PARKER 143 Clay Street Hackensack Stan . . . a blue-eyed, brown-haired fellow . . . easy-going type . . . hates homework . . . enthusiastic baseball fan . . . likes pop- ular music HARVEY KENT PATRI E 203 Addison Place Paramus Interesting personality . a quiet senior . . . friendly disposition . . . success as- sured BERNARD E. PERFETTO 239 Huyler Street South Hackensack Bernie . . . blue-eyed . . . brown hair . . . nice guy . . . ardent roller skating fan . . . has a future as a pilot in the U.S. Air Force LEONARD PERRELLI 13 Wilson Street South Hackensack Lenny ' . . . easy-going . . . friendly smile . . . outstanding worker . . . future is U.S. Navy MARIE E. PEARSON 104 Surrey Lane River Edge Fun-loving . . . nice . . . active in chorus and pri- mary court . . . plans to be a medical secretary ELIZABETH ANNE PERRY 134- Voorhis Avenue River Edge Betty . . . sincere and friendly . . . nice to look at . . . wonderful, person- ality . . . always helpful . . . Yearbook layout edi- tor . . . member of Honor Society . . . teaching in her future Q ROBERT L. PECK 14-6 Webb Avenue River Edge Bob . . . friendly . . . easy-going . . . member of Rifle Club . . . active in Art Service Corps and Li- brary Council . . . next step college IRIS A. PETERS 250 Atlantic Avenue Oradell Charm . . . sophistication . . . eyes as blue as the heavens . . . swims like a fish . . . passes her time with square dancing and sketching . . . will have a career for a short while and then marriage JOSEPH B. PISANO 221 Huyler Street South Hackensack joe . . . sincere and hardworking . . . pet peeve, homework . . . en joys having a good time . . . will be a sure success in lhe future JEAN BETTY PITULA 167 South Street Hackensack Blonde . . . peppy . . . full of fun . . . always smiling . . . loves to tallf . . . wants to travel . . . intends to be a secretary EMANUELA PETROVAS 103 Johnson Avenue Hackensack Manny . . . our own Creek beauty . . . a neat 5'2 package of fun, . . plans to be a secretary ELAINE PLATI 17 Williams Avenue South Hackensack Cute, hazel-eyed, brown- haired miss . . . dislikes people making fun of any- one . . . loves to play base- ball . . . would like to be a nurse HELEN IRENE PIPER 132 Hudson Street Hackensack Honey .... 5 '4 . . . brown hair . . . dependable proctor of a study hall . . . likes to swim . . . plans to become a file clerlr BARBARA ANN PLATT 24 Coolidge Place Hackensack Bobbie . . . pretty blonde . . . winsome charm and a fun loving smile . . . everybody's friend . , . will be a wonderful nurse .ws BARBARA ANN PLOESSER 22 Ward Street Hackensack Friendly smile . . . amiable disposition . . . active twirler . . . hobby, ballet dancing . . . dreams of visiting Hawaii JON HERMAN POTASHNICK 21 Newman Street Hackensack Jonny . . . friendly per- sonality . . . musically in- clined . . . very ambitious . . . hobby, model build- ing . . . future plans, ci- vilian and Air Force pilot 'MTI K I , . , . I ,-y5.,,dQ ETH EL MAE POTTS 396 Madison Avenue New Milford Our head majorette . . . beauty, personality, and poise . . . loads of fun . . . sense of humor . . . base- ball and football are her favorite sports . . . loves horseback riding . . . fu- ture plans to work in NYC ROBERT W. PURDON 4-l8 Esplanade Hackensack Always willing to help . . . quiet and sincere . . . sure success . . . hopes to be- come an accountant NORMAN L. PRENZEL 103 Lakeview Street River Edge Hard-working . . . indus- trious . . . sincere . . . likes tennis and football . . . president of Library Council . . . interested in Church Youth Activities . . . college for dentistry or osteopathy RUTH ALICE RADNER 226 Ridge Street New Milford This is a messy situation . . . vivacious . . . full of pep . . . busy president of Little Stage Club . . . avid baseball fan . . . beautiful red hair ANNA MAY PRESTIANNI 78 McKinley Street Hackensack Ann . . . sweet . . . in- telligent . . . industrious . . . art enthusiast . . . avid science action fan . . . rewrite editor of Yearbook . . . college and teaching in future JAMES E. PURCELL 287 Hamilton Place Hackensack lim . . . red head . . . eager soccer and baseball player . . . hobby, coin collection . . . plans busi- ness school and career as a salesman JOHN J. RANALLI 45 Crave Avenue Rocha-Ile Park Tall, dark, and handsome . . . some sense of humor . . . winning ways . . . a real leader . . . likes foot- ball . . . future plans in- clude Army CAROL ANN RICHARDS 595 Main Street Hackensack Carol . . . peppy . . . sincere . . . collects stujed animals . . . teaching ca- reer in the future in MARIE RAUSCH 15 Parkway Hackensack Quiet, reserved, and intel- ligent . . . can be de- scribed as born on a horse . . . undecided about future, but sure to be a success JAMES D. ROBSON A 50 Harvey Avenue Rochelle Park Shy but friendly in his own way . . . pleasing per- sonality . . . always well- dressed . . . enjoys swim' ming . . . bound to succeed JUDITH A. REILLY 321 Farvif-w Avenue Paramus '4,ludy . . . green-eyed beauty . . . vivacious . . . BARBARA MAF RICHARDS 238 Concord Drive Rivor Edge Cute . . . full of life full of pep and energy . . . Little Miss Vitality color guard . . . plans to always smiling . . . new become a secretary corner to HHS LUCILLE DORIS ROCCO 217 Lodi Street Hackensack Can't wait for summer and swimming . . . gorgeous, long, black hair . . . good cook . . . will make a fine private secretary for some lucky boss BENJAMIN ROCHESTER 274- Railroad Avenue Hackensack Benny . . . Mr, School Spirit himself . . . unas- suming . . . willing to help anyone . . . future plans include horticultural school RONALD JACK ROBERT R. ROGERS RUSHWORTH 287 Ross Avenue 146 Voorhis Avenue Hackensack River Edge Tall and slim . . . pet peeve, people who drive with their high-beams on . . . Kinda chokes me up . . . ambition,-to become a millionaire Jack . . . versatile . . . friendly . . . active in school functions . . . loves Shakespeare . . . talented musician . . . promising future in held of music GEORGE L. RODOPOULUS 19 Newman Street Hackensack Friendly and warm person- ality . . . president of homeroom three years . . . avid baseball fan . . . fu- ture plans include college and engineering ERWIN WILLIAM ROEDEL 4 St. Ann Place Rochelle Park Friendly nature . . . de- pendable . . . sincere and thoughtful . . . liked by all . . . enjoys collecting records . . . sure success in college DOROTHY EILEEN JANICE LEA RUSSELL RUSSELL 273 Birchwood Road 193 Wales Avenue New Milford Rwer Edge lan . . . casual manner Dot . . . good-natured . . . friendlysmile . . . full . . . grand sense of humor of school spirit . . . loyal . . . enjoys roller skating and eiicient . . . faithful . . . ability plus . . . friend- friend ly hello to all . . . bound to succeed JANET FRANCES SARAPUCHIELLO 259 Jackson Avenue Hackensack Jan . . . sparkling pcr- sonality . . . active in homeroom . . . enthusiastic football rooter . . . wishes In be a secretary ALBERT R. SAUER 577 Clarendon Court River Edge Al . . . likes basketball . . . pet peeve is large crowds . . . hobby is boats . . . plans to do boat-racing after graduation SAAMO SAM SAAR 153 Ceering Terrace Paramus Sam . . . tall . . . blonde . . . handsome . . . an efficient homeroom treasurer . . . quite friend- ly ' ROBERT JAMES SAVAGE 312 Myrtle Avenue New Milford Bob . . . friendly nature . . , easy-going . . . likes to watch and play football . . . an avid car enthusiast . . . college plans .S X NORMAN WADE SAMMIS 307 Park Street Hackensack Tall and blonde . . . noted for Th his witty remarks . . . at's the breaks . . . likes to spend spare time playing golf . . . future plans include a naval ea- TCCI' BARBARA ANN SCHAAL 643 Trenton Street New Milford Can't think of it right now . . . pleasant and delightful . . . lots of fun . . . likes to listen to good records . . . business world beckons MARLENE ANN SCHAFFER 408 Burlington Road Paramus Are you serious? . . happy-go-lucky . . . am bitious . . . always bub bling with excitement . . hopes to be a buyer VIRGINIA ANN ARTHUR LAURENCE SCHALK SCHEID 397 Burlington Road 49 Madison Avenue Paramus Rochelle Park Ginny . . . tall, slender, Art . . . pleasant dis- and blonde . . . full of pep position . . . plenty of and fun . . . pretty twirler school spirit . . . one of . . . friendly . . . nice to our best cashiers know . . . future plans in- clude merchandising CAROL B. SCHMIDT 41 Prospect Street Paramus Schmidtie . . . popular- ity and personality plus . . . full of pep . . . nice to have around . . . Check that license. ' ELSA LEE SCHLESIN GER 684 Fifth Avenue River Edge El . . . cute and pert . . . full of vim and vigor . . . friendly smile . . . ardent fan of HHS . . . faithful band member . . . mathe- matically inclined STEPHEN SCORDAMAGLIA 146 Liberty Street Hackensack CAROL ANN SCHMIDT 36 Tenney Avenue River Edge Schmidty . . . captivat ing smile . . . very friend ly . . . helpful in Commer cial Department . . . plans to be secretary JANET MARIE SCHULTZ 241 Beach Court River Edge Tall . . . quiet . . . very helpful . . . likes to read good novels . . . a credit to 215 Noisy people beware! . . . quiet, helpful . . . enjoys collecting records . . . in- terested in photography . . . plans to put his ex- cellent voice to use as a radio and T.V. announcer GERALD P. SELD EN 225 E. Frederick Street Paramus Calm, quiet, hard worker . . . hobby, chemistry . . . ambition, to become a chemical engineer . . . sure success FRANK C. SIDOTI 369 Marvin Avenue Hackensack Favorite sport, basketball . . . hobbies, music and books . . . plans to enter a profession JOSEPH J. SGRO 113 John Street Hackensack Ive . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . boating en- thusiast . . . carefree . . . believes in taking life easy . . . Navy bound MARY JEAN SGRO 137 Essex Street Hackensack Quiet . . . sincere . . . Silence is golden . . . always can be depended upon . . . good student will succeed ROSE MARIE SCRO 71 Myer Street Hackensack Knows as much about the stars as Louella . . . al- ways lends a helping hand . . . enjoys ice skating . . . will attend business school in the future CAROL ANNE SIMS 53 Catalpa Avenue Hackensack Carol . . . friendly . . . versatile . . . always helpful . . . loves to knit . . . ac- tive in school sports and activities . . . future in Home Economics BERTRAM SIEGEL 371 Thompson Street Hackensack 'Bert . . . tall . . . good- looking . . . active mem- ber of HHS . . . head per- iod proctor . . . one of our future lawyers LOUIS A. SMITH 33 Emerald Street Hackensack Friend to all . . . one of our golfers in leisure time . . . enjoys magic . . . would not give Willie Mays a second chance . . . will be a success in college CONSTANCE SHEILA SKELLY 4-93 The Fenway River Edge Connie . . . blue eyes . . . blonde hair . . . peppy . . . friendly . . . future journalist . . . plans col- lege ROBERT THOMAS SMITH 485 Bogert Road River Edge Bob . . . terrihc . . . quiet but popular . . . good stu- dent . . . star on our foot- ball team . . . hopes some- day to be on a ship going to Hawaii WILLIAM ARTHUR SMYTH 154 Bogert Road River Edge Alert . . . ready to give a helping hand . . . favors basketball and baseball . . . likes bowling . . . likes to collect stamps and rec- ords . . . future engineer FRANCES ALVINA SN ELL 96 Johnson Avenue Hackensack A friend like Fran is hard to find . . . always cheerful . . . puts her whole heart into whatever she does . . . intends to attend college MARSHALL SMITH 64 Prospect Avenue Hackensack Good shot with a rifle . . . handles the locker keys . . . has a beautiful speak- ing voice . . . a whiz on the badminton courts . . . plans to be a radio and TV announcer MARY .IOSEPHINE SOMERVILLE 206 Central Avenue Hackensack Regular fireball of energy . . . very active in sports . . . a great contribution to a gay party . . . plans to be a beautician .sv-' 2 1 I SANDRA JOAN SPECIALE 23 First Street Hackensack Sandy . . . 5'2 and cyes of blue . . . always saying Have you heard the lat- est? . . . hobbies, records and books . . . hopes to enter the foreign service MURI EL SPOTHOLTZ 109 Sussex Street Hackensack Nice sunny disposition . . . friendly smile for all . . . loves sports and reading . . .math genius . . . writes poetry . . . sure to be a success I CAROL A. SPALLINO 160 River Lane New Milford Amiable attitude . . . am- bitious girl . . . easy-going . . . good-natured . . . good-hearted . . . well- liked PATRICIA FRANCES SPATH 748 Kinderkamack Road River Edge Cute . . . refreshing . . . busy as a beaver . . . hue student . . . pretty twirler . . . future includes college and airline stewardess ROSE SUZANNE JOYCE M. BEVERLY ANN STATTI STEUERNAGEL STEWART 160 West Street 170 Tenney Avenue 83 Lincoln Avenue Hackensack River Edge Rochelle Park Always on the go . . . full Joy . . . a peppy blonde Bev . . . always cheerful of good cheer . . . big smile . . . full of fun . . . life of . . . pleasant personality . . . always friendly . . . the party . . . loves to . . . nice to know . . .liked car cruiser . . . HHS taxi mambo . . . a football fa- by all . . . will be asuccess natic . . . headed for a in anything she does future in drafting CLEM EN T G. STEWART 828 Fifth Avenue River Edge Friendly . . . lilres hunting and fishing . . . co-captain of Hunting Club . . . ac- tive on stage staff, favors archery and hockey . . . wants to be an officer in the Merchant Marine RALPH STOUFFER 224- Howland Avenue River Edge Tall . . . swell personality . . . lots of fun . . . enjoys a good jolfe . . . ready and willing to help at all times . . . loves ping-pong RICO TACCIOLI 151 Forest Avenue Paramus Usually found discussing chemistry . . . main inter- est lies in hshing . . . plans to attend college and study engineering JANE A. STRUCKMAN 132 Lawrence Street Hackensack Loves sports . . . speed- ball . . . hockey . . . base- ball. . .lots of fun . . . plans to travel . . . plans to be a secretary . . . hobby is building things GEORGE ROBERT JOHN TAKACS 4-5 Lincoln Drive Rochelle Park JULIANNA MARIE SULLIVAN 151 East Central Avenue Maywood Judy . . . one of our most active seniors . . . bright smile . . . active in sports . . . favors swim- ming . . . president of Leaders' Club . . . plans to be a physical education teacher ARLEN E TABOR 164 Timothy Place Paramus Tall . . . brown hair . . . wonderful seamstress . . . future secretary and exec- utive . . . a sure success Always making someone laugh . . . very nice to have around . . . boxing, his hobby . . . future law- yer THOMAS A. TAPER, .I R. 285 Central Avenue Hackensack Active in dramatics . . . a mambo enthusiast . . . loves the liner things of life . . . a man of the world . . . enjoys traveling BARBARA JOY TORIELLO 70 Johnson Avenue Hackensack Petite and sweet . . . plays the sax in our band . . . favorite expression, umm very nice . . . future plans include secretarial work and marriage GAIL SUSAN TEMME RONALD WILLIAM BARBARA RUTH 68 Second Street THOMAS THOMPSON Hackensack 107 Fulton Street 366 Midland Avenue Winsome personality . . . New Milford Paramus effervescent . . . conscien- Ronny . . . calm . . . Cookie . . . always tious worker . . . quite carefree . . . easy-going friendly . . . hard worker talkative . . . likes all . . . wants to travel . . . . . .lots of vitality and pep sports . . . plans to be a future architect . . . congenial . . . cheer ul laboratory assistant . . . tireless Yearbook worker ERMA LOUISE TOWN ES 168 Stanley Place Hackensack Attractive and popular . . . well-liked . . . terrific mambo dancer . . . active in all sports . . . future in the commercial field CHARLES TRENT 200 Oak Avenue River Edge Charlie . . . fast in scrimmage . . . wonderful disposition . . . appreciates a good joke . . . hot-rod happy . . . future dentist RUSSELL D. TURINA ERNEST UN GER 63 South Lake Drive Hackensack Ernie . . . active in sports and school activities . . . Soccer Captain . . . president of Student Body . . . college bound . . . fu- ture chemist 290 Ridge Street New Milford A good man with a gun . . . an avid hunter . . . enjoys all sports . . . quiet, but has a good sense of humor ROBERT L. VALLE 258 Wilson Street Hackensack Dislikes Bermuda shorts . . . pleasant to know . . . main interest, basketball . . . plans to enter plumb- ing GEORGE PATRICK V ALLININO 73 Coles Avenue Hackensack Happy-go-lucky . . . never a dull moment . . . home- room president . . . mem- ber of hall patrol . . . pitcher on baseball team . . . ambition, to be a mil- lionaire ROSEMARY VAN AMBURGH 201 F arview Avenue Paramus Pretty . . . versatile . . . Honor Society . . . Super- ior Court . . . excellent student . . . attractive pony . . . hopes to become a secretary LUCILLE MARIE VACCARELLA 315 Chestnut Avenue Hackensack Zip and personality . . . active in Leaders' Club ...fulloffun...asim- ple charm . . . laugh is gay . . . heart is warm . . . fu- ture medical secretary EDWARD F. VAN DYKEN S 101 West View Avenue Paramus Eddie . . . quiet and re- served . . . easy to get along with . . . good friend . . . loves cars, swimming, and resting . . . plans, Navy ALLAN J. VETTER 104 Howland Avenue River Edge Al . . . favorite pastime, watching auto racing and football . . . hobby, work- ing on cars . . . ambition, to own an auto-body shop JOYCE CAROLE VAN WYNGARDEN 105 Whittman Street Rochelle Park 215 will never be the same without her . . . blue eyes, brown hair, and freckles . . . likes to write to Ma- rines . . . one in particular and raise a family ALVIN J UDSON WALTER 95 Spring Valley Avenue Hackensack Red . . . pleasing smile . . . hne personality . . . good sport . . . nice to know . . . future Navy man FRANCES WARCHALOWSKI 126 Essex Street Hackensack Friendly . . . cheerful . . . wonderful sense of humor . . . very helpful. . . mem- ber of junior Red Cross and Hospitality Service Corps ARLINE EDITH VREELAND 207 ll Rciclu-lt Road New Milford Easy-going . . . serious at times . . . captain of ponies . . . member of Little Stage Club . . . likes basketball . . . Mixed Chorus JANE ELLEN WARNAAR 68 Terrace Avenue Rochelle Park Janie . . . sweet . . . in telligent . . . listens to rec- ords by the hour . . . a wiz at roller skating . . ambition, to be a good sec- retary JEAN KAY WEBER 346 Luhmann Drive New Milford Friendly personality . . . active in homeroom ojices and sports . . . loves music . . . plays organ and piano . . . member of Mixed Chorus and Leaders' Club . . . future teacher VIRGINIA LEE WEBER WILLIAM A. 182 Cleveland Street WEIMANN' JR' New Milford 257 Birchwood Road Very quiet and nice . . . New Milford active in sports . . . enjoys Bill', . . . Oh Nuts . . . swimming . . . liked by loyal friend . . . explosive all. . . plans to be a phys- temperament . . . talented ical education teacher draftsman . . . fun to be with . . . plans to be an architect JOHN WHELAN 337 Forest Avenue Paramus Daredevil to nlth degree . . . terrific sense of humor . . . versatile . . . outstand- 1 ing athlete . . . plans to be a lawyer KATHRYN WEINHEIMER 153 Lawrence Drive Paramus A beautiful soprano voice . . . very good skater . . . courteous . . . sweet . . . loves football . . . a peppy athlete . . . little but good JAMES E. WHITE 220 Monroe Avenue River Edge lim . . . not a worry in the world . . . never with- out an appropriate re- mark . . . enjoys sports of all kinds . . . engineering beckons CARL HENRY WEISS 34 Rowland Avenue Hackensack Good-natured' . . . mad chemist . . . hunting jan, . . . enjoys all sports es- pecially stock car racing PATRICIA ANNE WELLS 24 Fair Street Hackensack Neat . . . quiet and nice . . . likes listening to sweet music . . . planning to be a beautician after gradua- tion JOHN R. WHITE 336 Midland Avenue Paramus Boxing and baseball are favorites . . . dislikes school . . . will enter Ma- rines . . . a salute from your senior class JANE A. WOODS 261A Faller Drive New Milford Dimples . . . lots of fun . . . intelligent . . . loves basketball . . . an asset to every group . . . will be a top notch secretary ALMA CHRISTINE WILLIAMS 183 Berry Street Hackensack Active and attractive . . . likes sports . . . loves to listen to good music . . . a real dancing fiend . . . well-liked by all 'N VICTOR DIETRICH WORTMANN 255 Kensington Road River Edge One of the nicest guys in HHS . . . good-natured . . . loads of fun . . . track, soccer, and cross country teams . . . friendly . . . liked by all . . . next step college RUTH ANN WOOD 847 Summit Avenue Hackensack LOIS WILSON 414- Marvin Avenue Hackensack Blonde hair, brown eyes . . . one of the Yearbook's best secretaries . . . hall patrol . . . homeroom pres- ident . . . likes ice skating and swimming . . . future secretary Pretty blonde . . . active in the girls' bowling league . . . wants to travel . . . future ojice worker OTTO WULF 68 North Farview Avenue Paramus Enjoys a good discussion in English class . . . pet peeve, teachers . . . major sport interest, ice hockey . . . intends to study draft- ing MELANIE WYNKOOP 76 Louis Street Hackensack Mel . . . loves to fiddle around with test tubes . . . enjoys knitting argyles . . . a good swimmer . . . Io- quacious . . . color guard for the band MARILYN E. WYLLIE 260 Herman Street Hackensack Ardent sports fan . . . member of Athletic Coun- cil . . . pleasing disposi- tion . . . active in all school activities ESTELLE ZASTROW 721 Asbury Street New Milford One of the busiest girls in school . . . brains and per- sonality . . Bermudas, knee socks and Hodde's after the game . . . an ex- cellent pianist . . . very interested in Chemistry STANLEY NORMAN ZELTZER 306 Parker Avenue Hackensack Red Top . . . full of fun . . . reporter on the Voice . . . Il2's AA Sales- man . . . plans to go to colleg: then into business with his father VINCENT JAMES ZOCCO 118 Lodi Street Hackensack All-around nice guy . . . always ready with a smile . . . likes to play football . . . ambition, to become a billionaire JOAN ANN YOUNG 400 Hickory Avenue Paramus Slim, trim blonde . . . loves to skate . . . pride of the twirlers . . . fun loving . . . future secretary ROGER ZOTTARELLI 3 Romanelli Avenue South Hackensack One of the quiet set . good thinker . . . likes a good basketball game . despises homework . dabbles in model airplanes . . . future archaeologist CLASS WILL L The Class of 1955 hereby bequeaths: TO THE FACU ' ' To M zss Purbeck, a mlcroscope for 1 - ectlon To M lss Olwer, an electronlc cal ator for fi mg out average To Mr Rogers an amb1t1ous ' I PICCC ban To all the teachers an IBM achme for rkmg test pape To the entzre aculty T nks T THE ST ENT BODY The bra1ns of the T Ten to b 1V1d6d evenly ong the next class To the future Sen rs 750 W d Wealth wo s Detentlon to thos poor soul ho get caug talklng ln study The Semor Play or all to Joy WEL VE The Federal nch to ose sou ardy enough to eat lt Wlth regre e thr l of a cl e football game F we perzo 4 of gy per we and bulging muscles A schedul o conf se the nlors and Semors as much as the W OULD LIKE T0 LEAVE T r 1 e eo o S1 Ea 1 A ed an es e ormula for pig? es eac ackensack 60 Teaneck 0 next Turke ay . . . . . u . , .. ' . , . . 0 - f as ,I as 9 ' - . ' .. , . . I . . . . Il G . 0 incom gSo s. b M 'qi' ' 0 0 sts. T oo H-3 L - o -i'2 -A h. A s - 9 v ' 70 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Estelle Zastrow, Bruce Kover ln Our Qpinion TYPICAL HIGH SCHOOL GIRL AND BOY .loan Gnerre, Richard Devine MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Camille Augusto, Gabe Mariniello CLASS COUPLE George Vallinino, Marilyn Wylie MAD CHEMISTS Connie Skelly, Tom Murry FRIENDLIEST Dom Alissa, Kay Weber 71 Aff' 4 ,111 . 1 Y J A1 X 5 Y -fC? W 4 n 3 7- x -,Xp gg 'll ,3 El- ,qu Q' ei: K A Am 55 fi! is 44 . 41 2 g?4H'm- , Q XS' -J 'Lv ..- X I as ...v- 'Sf www' qi 3 f kr. :ff aff! ' v 15 5 N ,ff X A 1 nga 5 5? . 5 . gf' .. 9 ,MW ,Vx 9 'cf 1 ,gr 5 FRG Q96 , a The Yvarliook Staff races against time all year to meet tif-adlines ancl vome up with thf- most outstanding yearbook. COMET TA F F ,ggpgapm 'X'i -rf WW -M -may - ---Q,-H? EDITORIAL BOARD Co-Editor .............. Co-Editor ...................... Activities Editor Art Editor ............ Literary Editor ........ Literary Editor . Rewrite Editor ......... Senior Editor ....... Sports Editor ......... Sports Editor ......... Typing Editor ....... Typing Editor .......... Faculty Advisor 74 Elizalwtli l't-rr y llvlvn Cairns Le-ee Brown Marla-new La l'im-tra Sue Billing Margvry Cluvvland Ann Prcstianni Sally Ann-lanclvr Hicharcl Davis Garry Pitgon J Barba ra l lovssvr Ruth Wood Miss Katllcrinv V. Colvlnun Ana Sirivdolipf Thy Bbnner Higher' T su I--5 7 N, CABINET ln Cabintt re resentatives from each 2, p . homeroom and activity meet to make important decisions concerning school regulations, dances, and other Cabinet- sponsored activities. Back to front, left to right: S. Scorda- maglia, B. Fischer, R. Kowal, M. Reich, B. Siegel, Rv-Sweat,..J. Dental, J. Dahl, P. Cormart,--A. Madden, Kappler, Mr. Schetty,'F. Ross, DZ Soufert C. Richards, S. Eppa, C. West, . Rocmer, B. Horn, S, Gar- land, ,2CairnQ',' J. Pitula, S. Moreno, J. Steurnagel, .l.'.Gratiano,, Ross, K. Weber, S. Mahgiini, P. Gfllara, A. Denson, G, Ferl uzon, C. Hayden, M. Kelly, CllIbgte'st', Martin, E. Unger. JUNIOR CONGRESS This body of Junior Class officerswdnd representatives from each ofthe- Junior honierooms, meets to discuss the ideas and problems of their classmates, in order to forward projects of their class. Back to front, left to right: M. Reich, Nl. Pearson, T. Perone. B. Baker, C. llrueker. J. Leiehliter, E. Facciola, R. Kowal, F. Ross, C. Calumbo, J. Littlc- john, L. Lee, L. Robertson. -vi' STUDENT BODY OFFICERS The guidance of these capable sen- iors who preside over the three classes, is the binding force of the student body. Left to right: C. Martin tViec-l'rcs- identl, l. Cesarski lTrensurerl, R. Menditto lSecretaryl, F. Unger, tPresidentJ. SOPHOMORE CONGRESS The Sophomore Congress discusses various proposed projects of the Soph- more Class. ln Congress the newcomers to Hackensack High learn the demo- cratic ideals of student government and participation maintained in Hackensack High. Back to front, left to right: W. Tri- quart, J. Furbacher, P. Cihson, F. Woodley, A. Lyle, N. Rainey, A. Cig- ian, S. Bucher, J. Thompson, P. lJ'Arminio, li. DiVincentis, M. Sheun, M. Pinto, J. Forbes, A. Rivaldo, C. Berger, D. Hicks. SUPERIOR COURT The Superior Court is an important part of our student controlled study hall system. When a student recives more than one penalty slip for misbehavior he is sent to the Superior Court to be tried for his misconduct. Back to front, left to right: J. Lauer, W. Smyth, W. Jones, A. Mattalian, D. Alesso, .l. Dentz, R. Barlotta, E. Unger, B. Kover, M. Cleveland, E. Zastrow, L. Brown, C. Augusto, C. Richards, R. Van Amburgh, Miss Haas. PRIMARY COURT PANEL C Back to front, left to right: D. Apple- baum, Miss O'Connell, D. Hughes, H. Hardcastle, J. Calabrese, C. Maiorisi, T. Camera, M. Codleski. PRIMARY COURT PANEL A Pupils who receive their first penalty slip are tried in Primary. Court. 5 Back to frontgigfrtfifio right: J.!iCoo- gan C Sffouizh MMarta1Qn' R. schioefgqf 4... 1 Minn., Mrjfada- vano, .An X Beal,g Bel. mai, Tsieqepq I 2.4.1 fa.-f i f K K. .Y . , , . COURT ii Aiik B iii' RVN-.....,.,ff Back to front, left to right: Mrs Nelson, J. Muchler, E. Vigiana, R Paderson, H. Greenburg, W. Droese P. Gibson, A. Hilderbrandt, M Meier, B. Coyman, R. Caler, R. Den nison, C. Seidner, C. Marizi. 'N PROCTORS 'l'he- stutlvrit-cotitrolle-tl study halls arv a pvr- fe-vt illustration of a tlvlnorratic school systvm. 'l'h:- provtoring systt-ni tlt-ponds on the uoopt-ration nf tht- stnmlt-nts. Thr- prot'tor's joln is a responsibli- ont-. and is often ve-ry trying. QW if HEAD PERIOD PROCTORS AND CHECKERS 'l'hv- lla-atl l'1-riotl Prom-tors arf- in vliargv of all stutly halls tluringr an assigrn-tl pt-riotl. 'l'lu-ir tluty is to tnalu' a final 1'l!l'I'li on tht- intliiinluzil stutly halls aml to kt-vp tht- systt-in running: sinuotlily. Back to front. lf-ft to right: lf. Unorato, l'. lloltl lwrg. D. Dvniiian. ll. Sing:-l, Nl. S1'lliill'l'l'. 1 Augusto. S. Nlanvini. ll. Cuopn-r, Nl. lllt-wlatltl ESI I Sill ll HALL PATROL These capable stuclvnts inust supervisv and maintain order in the halls. Lvft to right: G. Yallinino, M. Wylie-, A. Fars- singvr. P. Daniels, R. Wood, Nl. Krayvir, Mr. Petix. HONOR SOCIETY The Honor Society is made up of those students who have outstanding scholastic marks as well as a considerable amount of participation in extra- curricular activities. The members devote their time to various school service projects. Back to front, left to right: S. Lewis, J. Lar- mann M. He-nr J. Lauer M. Reich W ones , y. . . .J . J. Rogers, Miss Oliver, J. Dahl, E. Unger, K. Weber, P. Odell, M. Spotholtz, L. Brown, A. Ehmer, D. Bolger, F. Ross, C. Mancuso, I. Billings, M. Gross, R. Van Amburgh, E. Perry, A. Prestianni, H. Cairns, C. Sims, B. Kover, J. Sullivan. VARSITY H CLUB The Varsity H Club is the aim of all boys who participate in sports in Hackensack High. All those who have earned their athletic letters have the privilege of belonging to this organiza- tion. Left, back to front: E. Unger, S. Lewis, J. Dahl, B. Kover, E. Bullis, R. Malkovich, J. Purcell, J. Kinzley, N. Gigon, H. Fall, G. Bauer, G. Martin, C. Stewart, R. Davis, R. Beskin, A. DeAnievas, M. Smith, A. Navalance, P. Man- gone, J. Durante. Center, left to right: T. Cham- pion, T. Murray, C. Padavano, J. Whelan, R. DeT0mbe, R. Bader, C. Hayes, C. Vallinino, J. Kiwala, T. Mattalian, C. Mariniello. Right, back to front: B. Siegel, S. Saar, R. Wortnian, R. Fischer, R. Bernhard, C. Etgen, J. Behrmann, A. Fuchs, J. Dentz, W. Jones. R. Smith, L. Goodall, J. Leonardi, P. Fear, R. Dillard, W. DiCrosta, C. Finn, V. Wortman, R. Medaska, A. Frassetto. Y 2. INFORMATION DESK This group is always ready, willing, and able to help visitors find their destination, or give any information they seek. Back to front, left to right: R. Peck, N. Pren- zel, M. Meier, J. Sullivan, L. Hirsch, C. Sims, D. Bolger, E. Congleton, J. Rogers, A. Pres- tianni, E. Perry, E. Cuenco. LIBRARY COUNCIL The members of the Library Council help Mrs. Goss in the library. Their duties include checking books out and helping students find books and reference material. They also take care of overdue books, fines, and keep library quiet. Back to front, left to right: J. Larmann, J. Ward, R. Garber, G. Ruflino, C. Farina, A. Hallberg, J. Thompson, A. Hallberg, A. Hilde- brandt, M. Lincks, M. Godleski, E. Perry, H. Cairns, A. Prestianni, Mrs. Goss, A. Lyle, M. Smith. CRITIC Here is the staff of our literary magazine, the Critic. In this very interesting magazine are the best poems, essays, and short stories written by the students. Back to front, left to right: J. Rochi, R. Grosse, A. Mattalion, J. Kiwala, R. Rothstein, P. Gor- man, M. Henry, D. Sheps, A. Pepe, J. Thomp- son, J. Gatti, B. Downin, P. 0'Hara, A. Denson, A. Hallberg, A. Hallberg, T. Taper, M. Durante, R. Bader, T. Forbes, H. Cairns, Mr. Emrich. 80 6'VOICE This group makes up the staff of our newspaper, the Voice. The students learn quite a lot about journalism getting out a monthly issue of the 'Vogoef' which contains interesting lrticles about HH . Back to front, left to right: C. Dizono, R. Bader, B. York, F. Ross, S. Epper, P. Roemer, P. Daniels, M. Wylie, J. Banholzer, H. Cairns, M. Smith, B. Stahle, T. Taper, T. Forbes, J. Rochi, L. Hand, P. 0'Hara, J. Gatti, A. Pepe, P. Rey- nolds, P. Olson, A. Hallberg, H. Wackerbarth, B. Dunn, J. Thompson, M. Durante, D. Sheps, S. Mancini, B. Downin, K. Waltzer, A. Denson, B. Teich, J. Polidori, M. Ecker, A. Hallberg, P. Gorman, C. Augusto, R. Rothstein, M. Henry, R. Dennison, L. Harrison,..H-. Fall, Mr. Emrich LXXX .- STAGE TECHNICAL STAFF These boys are jrarely at-school programs, ut do a fine Sqb backstagefi Left to right:fT5. MurrayQ'fC. M. Reich, R. Epworth 5 Tj LITTLE STAGE CLUB Under the able direction of Mrs. Krebs, this group puts on many enjoyable plays and assembly programs during the year. Much of the work is behind the scenes, such as making scenery and costumes. Back to front, left to right: D. Polifroni, M. Smith, R. Bengtson, B. Siegel, S. Zeltzer, L. Swift. M. Von Schilling. R. Kay. Is Macri, S. Mancini, L. Nevins. M. Healy, J. Thompson, A. Hallberg, A. Hallberg, A. Prestianni, J. Risdon, C. Lisagor, V. Walsh. L. Schuldt, A. Frayer, R. Radner. M. Rosenblum, H. Pala- midis, G. Houston, A. Normyle, C. Salerno. PROJECTION CORPS The members of the Projection Corps who have learned the complicated system of running a projector, assist whenever films are being shown. Left to right: R. Harvie, Mr. Petix, E. Wahlers, R. Deiss, R. Henderson, C. Puckhaber, C. Kates, R. Conroy. 81 ITALIAN CLUB Si parla Italiano? For anyonp who likes ltalian and wishes to impypyc vocabulary, watching Italian nlmficsianddlpteniaig' to records with Mr. Pisano, is fun as well ai itiformative. Back to front, left to right: Mr. Pisano, V. l-'cigt-, V. Weber, N. Rosc, J. Cavalo, lVl. De Lora, J. Walsh, J. Warren, J. Rosc. V. Walsh, S. Fazio, A. Atanvo, F. De , clygsio, M. Aqualina, J. Aloia, M. Salvadim H.,A.ES,S0n1, P. Trapani, B. Martines, M. Mrli, R . 'i- Sccqo, J. Ruta, B. Di Nallo, P. Figlio. A. Di Ndlo, J. Marano, R. Fondo. A FRENCH CLUB Parlez-vous francais? lntercstcd student furthvr their understanding of French hy seeing movie-s, singing songs, and hcaring about Frencl customs with Miss Paterachi. Back to front, loft to right: H. Walkcr, C Pippit, W. Coe-pcl, J. Markowitz, P. Hines, W Schintnicycr, R. Lawrcncc, Miss Patcraclli, H Agigian, C. Colando, R. Rothstcin, D. Bolgcr R. Williams. MATHEMATHICLUB Thosc studcnts who undcrstand and cnjoy high er mathematics nice-t eve-ry two wc:-ks for a littl mental gymnastics, working out prohlc-ms an constructing figurcs. Back to front, loft to right: R. Kapple-r, G. Sol den, F. Ross, H. Cairns, E. Perry, B. Kovel R. Rothstcin, P. Olscn, Miss Clarke. COMMERCIAL CLUB Mrs. A. Thomas brings real life experiences into the classroom for anyone interested in the business world. Left to right: B. Brower, P. Lauer, S. Bruck- nian, R. Malatino, C. Culilman, Mrs. Thomas, T. Perone, T. Roy, M. Odell, J. Turner, F. Warchalowski, C. Occhipinti. i C k OFFICE STAFF The student members of this group aid 'the office stall and get practical experience in addition to serving the school. Back to front, left to right: J. Maheffy, K. Coe- pel, C. Nilson, Miss Smith, Mrs. Mercier, J. Spoolstra, Mrs. Legg. M' f ,. . ,N-ae liffi. si ...if '-swf' if K-' . , , W ,K ,..-'f The purposeflof ....i Qggnxization is to furtheifg the standing ofil commercial students throughout the school and tlpbxwqfhergiglthiactual exper- ience in certain mliQQq..-- iness duties. Back to front, le ,,, 0 r lhyi M. L,aPietra, C., Cerni, C. Sch F 5113 sser, B. Anzazlollii R. Bengston, 3 sh gm y ....lahn,- A. Kun- ard, ' ,Tf -H' - 1 , L. eM6i rison, D. iAlderdiW,'rCTM e0, R. Menditto. ART SERVICE CORPS The students in the Art Service Corps make the many decorations and displays that beautify our school throughout the year. They also make pe-nnants ,shakers, and other articles to sell to the students. Back to front, left to right: A. Heyden, A. Schmerler, R. Garber, Mrs. Comly, R. Sievert, D. Eisberg, J. Mitchell, R. Massey, R. Aduss, J. Kuster, A. Murken, A. Marroquin, P. Roe- mer, S. Bullard. MEDICAL ROOM PROCTORS These pupils have charge of the medical room when the nurse is absent, and can be counted on to aid any students who are not feeling well. Back to front, left to right: Miss Haas, V. Jones, M. Sansevere, D. Eisberg, V. Finch, B. Paschek, L. Nevins, P. O'Hara. L. Falkner, G. Ferguson, Miss Schuyler, B. Ball. 84 JUNIOR RED CROSS This service group carries out worthy projects sponsored by the Red Cross. Back to front, left to right: C. Lisagor, D. Eis- berg. P. Franetorich, F. Warchalowski, J. Macri, V. Walsh. V. Finch, M. Von Schilling, H. Wackerbarth. A Q39 LUNCH ROOM STAFF Thi' studc-nt mcnihi-rs aid the regular stall by perating the cash rcgistcrs. and assisting behind ic counter. I Left to right: A. Sheik. L. Robertson. C. Dru- ding, P. Altmann, C. Diem. R. Rothstein, IR. Eason, V. Williams, R. Harris, J. Ramult, C. Alt. HOSPITALITY SERVICE CORPS Those girls are the official hostesses of the school. They make our visitors welcome and serve at all school functions. Back to front, left to right: V. Finch, D. Eis- borg, F. Franfftovich. D. O'Neill, H. Wacker- harth. F. Warchalowski, V. Walsh, J. Caputo, J. Maori, C. Lisagore. M. Von Schilling. LUNCH ROOM PATROL lt is tht- joh of these studonts to make sure that 1-vm-ryonv does his part to kcvp the lunchroom qui:-t. cl:-an and orderly. Rack to front, loft to right: T. Mattalian, L. Goodall, J. Whelan, A. Navalancc, W. Garland, T. Murray. E. Faso. D. Hammalian, K. Harri- son. E. Towncs, Mr. De-lla Torre, G. Mariniollo, B. Franklin. 85 ATHLETKICOUNCH. The Athletic Council is the first step toward Leaders' Club. This group gives noteworthy assistance in the Physical Education Department. Back to front, left to right: A. Hering, V. Weber, A. Roth, M. Cleveland, N. Wharton, P. D'APminio, F. De Blasio, A. Kluba. A. Ptfle, D. 0'NQill, E. Townea, V. Fehige, K. Webcf,iC. Sims, C. Fatteross, B. DiVencentis, L. Swift, A. Vs,LHnlno, P. Ries, J. Mc- Laren, B. Jacohia, J. Thompson, D. Miles. OFFICATINC BOARD These girls who must know iallithe rules of the game, officiate if aftgr- school sports. Back to front, left to right: E. Townes, F. Ross, V. Weber, L. Cuf- fanti, S. Bullard, P. Nobbs, B. Meeks, V. Watson, L. Swift, B. Blair, J. Sul- livan, V. Feige, S. Temme. LEADERS'CLUB This group of girls combines leader- ship and athletic ability. They are in- dispensible aids to Miss Purlxeck in the Physical Education Department, and in after-school sports. Back to front, left to right: S. Bul- lard, C. Lumb, S. Nielson, P. Roe- mer, P. Hines, D. Bolger. L. Vaccu- rella, F. Ross, J. Sullivan, K. Weber, M. Wyllie. LOCKER ROOM PATROL These girls ably supervise and assure order in our locker rooms. Back to front, left to right: B. Meeks, J. Schorr, B, Anzalone, M. Beyer, J. Sullivan. C. Skelly, P. Spath, L. Vac- carella, L. Rinaldi. J. Aloia, J. Fren- etovich, J. Macri, L. Nevins, L. Kirch- enheiter, C. Richards, S. Temme, V Feige. K. Weber, L. Schmidt, R. Van Wycke, P. Hines, D. Smith, C. Gam blin, J. Warren, P. Williams. CHESS CLUB The memhers of the Chess Club de- light in sitting for hours concentrating on the intricate and complex moves in a chess game. Left to right: R. Rosenhlum. A. Prayer, B. Kover. l.. Chanes, N. Eslco- lin. l.. Filinpelli, M. Chamalian, C. Hartman. J. Fox. R. Stouffer, R. Kappler, Mr. Rosenberg. BOWLING CLUB These hoys enjoy bowling and com- pete regularly at the bowling alleys. Back to front. left to right: Mr. Mit- chell. O. Wulf, R. Casapulla, M. Mar- tin, C. Selden. E. Lang. A. Rivaldo, D. Pisaro, R. Kayholm, K. Smith. E. Roedel, A. Kunard, R. Banks. J. En- gel, N. Wiest, R. Pope. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Besides taking and developing pic- tures, the members of this cluh study the science of photography under the guidance of Mrs. Comly. W Back to front, left to right: R. Kann- ler, N. Salminen. A. Sclitinelfler, Mrs. Comly. R. Barth. A. McCallum, R. Kalyholm, C. Janitschelf. RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club is an organization to promote and teach the skills of gun- nery. Members practice target shooting as well as learning to take care of a rifle. Several times a year competitive meets are held. Back to front. left to right: Mr. Bloom, R. Casanulla, R. Boucher, C. Selden. R. Peck, R. Kershaw. C. Os- trom, L. Seligson, B. Zuidervliet. QI-lL X1Ya'-T AN M. Abruzzese, J. Aloia, R. Audino, A. Barone, B. Berman, J. Blauvelt, F. De Blasio, M. De Laura, J. Demarest, J. De Stefano, P. Ehmer, A. Epper, R. Fallot, M. Ferreira, P. Figia, R. Fondo, R. Gartelmann, R. Goldberg, M. Goldstein, L. Gorah, M. Gordon, N. Goslin, D. ross, D. Hamma- lian, C. Hansen, C. Hardy, H. Harris, N. Hayes, J. Helhig, M. Karlsson, L. Kern, M. Little-john, C. Lundy. S. Mindermann, J. Morano, E. Mullen, P. Nobbs, J. Potashnick, D. Rivers, J. Rogers, J. Rose, E. Schlessinger, J. Schorr, D. Selden, T. Slack, P. Steen, M. Stieg. S. Stocker, F. Straka, J. Thompson, B. Toriello, V. Toriello, H. Walker, N. Walker, J. Warshau, N. Weishaupt, R. Williams, W. Zuidervliet. The Band, corytfioseflofione hundred and nine members, including ponies, twirlers, and color guarddl, periljrm tirelessly throughout the football season. During the winter they practicwffgxr ,,.,, the Spring Concert and graduation. CULOR GUARD These girls, chosen for their at- tractive appearance, accompany our flag on the football field. Left to right: J. Reilly, M. Lessner, M. Wynkoop, C. Boggs, Nf.iA,nderson, E. Bowers. ' PON IES The ponies add to the attractive- ness of the band during football season by their precise marching and flag twirling. Back to front, left to right: J. Mac- Rae, WI Goepel, L. Hirsch, B. Costa, R. Van Amburgh, E. Hiller, L. Hea- ton, 'S. Billing, A. Vreeland, C. Car- penter, M. Mitchell. TWIRLERS This group, chosen for their spe- cial precision in twirling, are a featured part of the band at foot- ball games. Left to right, back to front: J. Ban- holzer, L. Vaccarella, C. Skelly, G. Ferro, L. Bugni, R. Kleinke, C. Man- cuso, M. Cleveland, V. Schalk, I. De Rosa, R. Hoverman, V. Hammel, V. Huber, M. Loetfler, B. Esposito, D. Denman, P. Spath, V. Hammel, C. Hughes, J. Ayers, L. Ahrens, B. Ploes- ser, C. Baselice. MIXED CHORUS Seventy-five of the best voices are harmoniously combined under the able baton of Mr. Rogers. This group gives a concert in the spring and provides beautiful choral selec- tions for Christmas and other special programs. GIRLS CHORUS This extremely popular glee club is comprised of one hundred forty-two girls under the ahle leadership of Mr. Rogers. The beautiful harmony of the girls' voices is also heard throughout the year at special programs. ARSENIC AND OLD LACE l N 1 1 l ADVISORS Mr. Bloom, Miss 0'Connell, Mr. Emrich Abby Brewster ....... Rev. Dr. Harper ........ Teddy Brewster .......... Officer Brophy ............ Officer Klein ................. Martha Brewster ....... CAST .- ....u........-......-.........-.-.. Elaine Harper ................... Mortimer Brewster Mr. Gibbs ....................... Jonathan Brewster Dr. Einstein .................... Officer O'Hara ............ Lt. Rooney ...................... nm... ...-,... Mr. Witherspoon ....... ..... . Cookie Mancini ., ..... .. Gilles Cahn Joe Durante Gabe Mariniello Richard Bader Diana Bolger Lee Brown Bruce Kover Robert Kappler . Boris Elisayej Bruce Barkman Tony Mattalion Billy Di Crosta Robert Kappler STAGE COMMITTEES Stage Manager ...................................................... lohn Di Gioia Lighting .................. ..... ..... ........ ... ................ ... .. Tom Murray Props ................... ..........,...... M argery Cleveland Scenery ......... ....................... .. Erwin Roedel Audio ............. ............ .. ....... C lement Stuart Prompter .......... ............ L ynn F ranchavilla 91 '1 ARSENIC AND OLD LACE The outstanding event of the theatrical season of 1954-55 in Hackensack was by all odds the production of Arsenic and Old Lace, by the Class of 1955 of Hackensack High School on Friday and Saturday nights, February 18 and 19, at the Hackensack High School Auditorium. The cast started work on the extravaganza after the Christ- mas vacation and labored feverishly right up until curtain time. It was the first Senior Play at HHS in some fifteen years. There were many aesthetic and artistic reasons which inspired the production, the chief of which, being money tmost of which helped pay for this publication you are now readingl. ln case anyone was taking a vacation in Iceland at the time, here, once again, is a review of the plot: Arsenic and Old Lacev is the story of two very lovable and kind-hearted old ladies, Abby and Martha Brewster, who like to help their lonely elderly gentlemen friends out of their misery and out of this world with a little well-placed arsenic. Their competitive in- stincts are stirred even further by their nephew, Jonathan, who also provides people with free transportation to the hereafter, only for much less altruistic reasons. Dr. Einstein fHerman, that isj assists Jonathan in his charitable undertakings. The two old ladies have a very illustrious nephew, Teddy Brewster, who prefers to be known as Teddy Roosevelt. He has accomplished the almost super-human task of building the Panama Canal in, of all places, the cellar of the Brewster family home. Then there is Mortimer Brewster, a drama critic, who, by an odd coincidence, happens to be sane. Mortimer's romantic interests center around Elaine Harper, the daughter of the minister, Bev. Dr. Harper, who lives next door across the grave- yard. The police force is naturally very friendly to the two kind-hearted old ladies, and is well represented by Lt. Rooney, and Officers Brophy, Klein, and O,Hara. Two of the old ladies, gentlemen friends are Mr. Gibbs and Mr. Witherspoon. There is a story behind the story in any big production- what goes on backstage. How can members of the cast ever for- get the many long ,hours of rehearsal time they put in and the humorous little incidents that happened. For instance: Joe Durante as Teddy had a line in the play 6'Charge the blockhousef' One day during rehearsal he made a slip and Hblockhousev came out outhouse. And in every rehearsal afterwards he made a point of saying outhouse, much to the chagrin of Director Emrich, who was convinced he would make the same mistake during the play itself. Then there is the question as to why the wallpaper appeared upside down in the scenery. Could be the stage crei was sampl- ing some of the contents of the Brewster's wine deeanter. Mr. Emrich had quite a time getting Diana and Cookie to stop bounding across the stage like they were teenagers and act like old ladies. Wonder why? lncidentally the 1955 Annual Report of the P. Lorrillard Tobacco Company should show a healthy rise in profits as Director Emrich was rarely observed when not encircled by a great smoke screen during rehearsals. He is also reported to have much shorter fingernails than he used to. Bill Di Crosta is reported to have turned in an outstanding rehearsal role as prima donna. But when they tried to put lip- stick on him the night of the performance, the roof fell in. He finally submitted, though, after much persuasion by everyone around. Lee Brown threw a few fits when she looked in the mirror after being made up by Miss 0,Connell. She was ranting and raving all over the place about looking like Dracula, and it took Miss O'Connell several anxio-us moments to convince her that she would look great to the audience. Miss 0'Connell, as the person behind the staging, probably did not have exactly this in mind when she took the job, but on the second night at the end of the first act the door came off its hinges and she was left holding it for the remainder of the play. Bruce Kover and Lee Brown had quite a time getting the romantic sequences down pat as neither of them felt very natural about it. There were tempermentalities all o-ver the place what with Diana taking a strong dislike to the line, Oh, I'm so glad, which she was to say, very gushily, and throwing tantrums every time it came up. Diana also didnlt take too kindly to all the cornstarch they put in her hair to make it look gray. There was more make-up trouble on the second night of the play when Mr. Emrich and Bruce Barkman couldn't get the right make-up on Cookie. First it was too orange, then it was too pink. She must have looked sweet. lt took five applications of make-up to get it right, with a base, grease paint, and powder for each one. By the time the curtain went up, Cookie,s face felt like sandpaper. During one of the performances, Bruce Barkman dramatically stumbled across the stage in the dark and equally dramatically ran into the table, causing one of the legs to fall off. Then, more tragedy, as the body was being pulled through the win- dow, the drapes fell off, confusing everything no end. Inciden- tally, that body was very cooperative the way it got banged around without saying anything. ' It was also very dramatic when Cookie was weeping and wailing and pounding the couch during the play and the dust rose in great clouds. Someone should have supplied the stage crew with a whisk-broom. Then who can forget Dick Bader's matching red argyles to go with his police uniform, when Bruce Kover knocked over a chair during the actual play, the marathon rehearsal session the night before the play which didnit break up until 11 o,clock, and the many other incidents. All in all, the Senior Play in 1955 was quite something. Everything about it was top-notch and it will never be forgotten by anyone who had anything to do with it. The Senior Class production of Arsenic and Old Lace ' is certainly a big part of the mark the Class of 1955 leaves in the halls of HHS. 93 CHEERLEADER Hackensack High is immensely proud of its varsity cheerleaders because of their thrilling perform- ance, fine sportsmanship, and ever- abundant school spirit. No matter what the score our cheerleaders are always there to inspire our team. Back to front, left to right: C. Augus- to, J. Abraham, J. Leichliter, C. Fic- ter, J. Turner, A. Moore, J. Cnerre, T. Roy, H. Hardcastle, S. Friese. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Camille Augusto, .loan Abraham, Ann Moore, Joan Cnerre, Hope Hardcastle. .- 1 L'Pt TPOPIWISS Hom ooflaall, Held afwcf Track ,ff P 7 ' v 'T'S4' EE Rv 1 W 2 K . i K A vi. ' f aww' my W' flltqx X m 'Q ,S M f , kv w 4 I 1, G M F , ' 'C Alf' ff. .A CROSS SCOREBOARD L tLow score winsj Hackensack 39 Hackensack 36 Hackensack 34 Hackensack 26 Hackensack D26 Hackensack 27 Hackensack Hackensack Hackensack 30 Horace Mann ............ w Good Counsel ..........,. tNewarkJ Englewood .....,............ -Ridgefield Park ...... Leonia ...., ,..,..... ............... Rutherford ...... - ....... Rimseyiz .... ,.. ..... ... ........... . Ridsffmlld .Park ..... . Teameck ........................ COUNTRY An old spot makes a new return. Cross-Country is back in the long list of Varsity sports at Hackensack. High School. A Hackensack participated in eight dual or triangular meets winning only three times. Since it is the first time in a long while that Cross'Country has been back the team will undoubtedly do better next year. CRGSQQCOCUNTRY TEAM Back to front, left to right: L. R053ic,wy. Wortman, R. Wortman, B. De Tombe, S. Saar, G. Etgen, D. Prosser, C.f nievos, Finn, Mr. Emrich, C. Hostetler, D. Conary, C. Gutowski, A. Heyden, B. Wa XAyY,wlggWGreenberg, F. Buono, Mr. Bollerman. l in J ,a-s Q Flat 2 'i gk 1 ! - w 'xml W ,f yy- ft- 5 t Mk ' br ' ws ' X Q , ,X if a S135 I f V . ' - A 1- . -' ,Q I '- .f0.y? W i . , -J 1 ll' fiffrnff' .fm-gm . ,, My if .VW . .E Lx A u Q Q , . ff BASKETBALL TEAM Back to front, left to right: N. Cigon, G. Etgen, A. Fuchs, R. Bernhard, Mr. Similari, .l. Kinzley, R. Koenig, R. Devine, J. Behrmann, R. Davis, B. Thomas. J. Dentz, K. Harrison, J. Whelan, D. Alesso, R. Barth, Mr. Avery. H ,.,. ,. ,. 3, , B With only three returning letteriilen, Coach Siffiilariis quintet turned in a better season than the record might show, Qving the better teams a good battle in every tilt. John Whelan, who led the team thr ' hout evseason, was honored by being named to the N.N.,l.l.L. All County, All Bergen P saic Countries, and 2nd Team All State, besides being named Bergen County Pla er ii the Week. Dom Alesso also made a fine sho if -Q ,,'V I was named to the Honorable Mention List on the Au N.N.J.I.L. and Count The team's overall record was fei a e, and the League record was seven and seven. We were invited to thqaft -To ',,. ' ent, but lost to Ferris of Jersey City in the opening round of play. 5 zgyu 5 Besides the boys already ' 'li' ' ':, ' :' , ,,V teen boys made a splendid account of themselves through - yfl ether ,,,..., .. ga -.,, :EL ,,., I ..--,,, ,T Win I ..,,. Hackensack Lodi ....................... 9' .........,........ ,K2 -E33 2 fi' TCHHHY 54 Hackensack Ft. Lee .............. ............ I Q ,,',,A 0 Leonia 53 Hackensack Ridgewood .............i.. ckensac 62 , Clitlside ..,................. ........ 6 6 Hackensack Leonia .......................,............ V .fl f ackensack 57 Rutherford ........ ....... ........... . 5 9 Hackensack Cliffside ....,............ .......... 0 ackensack 50 Englewood ....................... 72 Hackensack Rutherford ........... .......... 573 Af Hackensack 72 Ridgefield Park .............,. 54 Hackensack Englewood .........................., 'gf dggwniqnsack 92 Teaneck ................................. 78 Hackensack Ridgefield Park ............. Hao ,nsack 57 TenaHy ....... 52 Hackensack Teaneck .......................,.... ..... igackeylsack 58 Ferris ...,..... ..... . .. 65 as K, 5 ' Aa. , M .,.,,,,,,,..w 100 Joe Re-hrmann Alan Fuchs Richard Devine- Nnrman Gigon John Whalen and Ken Harri Joe Dentz Dom Alesso Joe Dentz George Vallinino J oe Behrmann ASEB LL Under the able coaching of Mr. Carl Padavano, our golden Comets got off to a flying start. With a team built around eight lettermen and several promising sophomores, we can look forward to another out- standing season. Our big win so far in this young campaign was a no-hitter, shutout pitched by Joe Leonardi against Englewood. We Billy Di Crosla have antiexcellent 'starting unit and a number of dependable sub- stitutes who can be Counted on at any time. We know our boys will give a good account bf themselves and will be in the thick of the battle when the season ends. Alan Fuchs ,I oe Leonardi Herb Fall Y Bob Dillard BASEBALL TEAM Back to front, lm-fl to ri'l1t: 1' Bill, C. Hofletlvr D. Connar T Eckert B.'lrian F. g., y. - ., , y, . , a, lluono, Mr. Avery, G. Finn, B. Wright. R. Fisher, A. Cermani, F. Malintino, R. Musto A. Fuchs, G. Marinvllo, G. Yallinino, W. Di Crosta, J. Durantv, J. Marinello, R. Stevenson E. Onoralo, R. Martin, D. lloyd. R. Nowakowski, M. Dc- Rosa, M. Calabrese, l. Jones F. Storim-ks, S. 1.4-wis, A. Madden, J. Whit:-, Mr. Padavano, N. Cigon, A. Falalo, M Put:-rman, P. Sciarililma, R. Kovnig. R. Dillard, J. Lvonardi, A. Casamenti, J. Behrmann H. Fall, J. Dm-ntz. yff Gabe Mariniello Norm Gigon 1 Joe Durante . 1- 3,4 r Joe Mariniello TRACK Andy Navalance front, left to right: R. Rothstein, G. Clark, Coach T. Della Tore C. Emrich, J. Herbert, T. 0'Neil, M. Esposito, D. Hamilian Goldsmith, P. Lucas, A. Heydon, D. Prosser, P. Allan, J Chose, W. Kirsch, R. Lawrence, A. Dahl, A. Di Anveras, H S Murray, R. Green, T. McDermit, R. Diera, D. Hicks, ,I R Kearny, J. Little , t . X ,W e 1 X Ed Fields +0 They're at the starting line . . . the gun sounds they're oil . . . sharp, steel spikes dig into the ground . the tape snaps . . . another victory for Hackensack . . This year could very well produce a championship with twelve lettermen and many promising veterans turning. But the Comets know the price of victory is tired, aching muscles, burning lungs, and constant practice. Whether they win or lose we know that team will keep Hackensack's tradition intact, the of doing the very best. George Martin Jerold Kinzley 5 if? Vic Wortman nv I John Whelan A X 5 M ARCHERY L1-ft to right. back to front: C. Lumb, J. Sullivan, S. Temme, D. Selden. S. Bullard, L. Becker. GIRLS' SPORT PROGRAM The girls' section of the physical education department is very active during the whole school year. The program they offer is varied, and offers girls the chance for healthy recreation. Usually in the fall and spring, the after-school sports move outside. But this year due to the construction of new wing, the playing field has been done away with. The different sports are divided between team and individual, with some of each at each season. In the fall, they had volleyball and archery. Volleyball looks easy, but surprisingly needs skill. All the girl Robin Hoods went out for archery, and tried to hit the bull,s-eye! Around December, bowling started and lasted until March, when there was a huge tournament. After Christmas, the winter sports began in earnest. There were basketball, foul shooting, and table tennis. The basketball games were exciting, and after all the scheduled games had been played, a group of the best players out of the teams, were divided up into two honor teams. This year the spring sports were different than usual, in- cluding service ball and ring tennis. Service ball is played just like volleyball, but with a huge ball. Ring tennis which is also called deck tennis, is played by two teams tossing a rubber ring across the net. The individual sports were archery and badminton. The girls' sports program comes to a climax, at the big Awards Assembly in June. All the girls who were on first place teams and the winners of the tournaments receive recognition at this time. Also at this assembly, an award is given to a senior who is the most outstanding girl athlete. A fitting finish to a wonderful year of sports and activities. BOWLING Left to right, back to front: M. Wyllie, J. Sullivan, V. Fiege, L. Bugni, R. Gillas, K. W6 Weber, G. Fatteross. vm ? e ,K N,MS sg-Imxx X X? 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