Hawthorne High School - Ursidae Yearbook (Hawthorne, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1955 volume:

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The pages may ,discolor before our Ursidae is again opened, buf ifs confenfs will never fade. Each smile upon fhe lips will bring back days well-spenf in fun. A serious face reminds one of fhe work well-done. Our feachers have a royal place, perhaps nof in fhis book, buf in our hearfs, for wifhouf fhem, we could have accomplished nofhing. You, our friends, are also here- you who gave us happy hours and many frue friendships. Yes, here is each imporfanf parf fhaf makes our memories complefely one. As long as fhis book remains, we, fhe class of l955, will forever be fogefher. GEORGE J. GEIER Principal to the graduates Archimedes, the old mathematician of Syracuse once said, Give me a place to stand and l shall move the world. We in the United States believe education is the best basis for good government, and we are sure it is the firmest fouundation for peace. During your four years with us we have given you a place to stand and now we urge you on to the highest achievements of which you are ca- pable. lf you use your talents wisely, you will in- sure your future happiness in a world at peace. May God bless you always. f to make. There has been no time in the history of the world when youth has been faced with greater problems. Let each problem be a challenge and not a discouragement. There are .endless answers that must be found if civilization as we know it is to exist. We have provided you with a background fitting you for your next step in life. Face life and the future eagerly and courageously in the full knowledge that you have valuable contributions heb? f-L4 Vice-Principal We extend our deepest appreciation to you, Mrs. Gouse, our yearbook adviser, for without your guidance and help, we would have never succeeded in produc- ing this unique Ursidae . GEORGE L. PA LMGREN ANGELA P. GOUSE Yearbook Adviser JEAN INSINNA Senior Class Adviser v iv, li-iii 2 ,fir 2 : ', .' ...... , For your work well done and your ever present helping hand we, the class of '55, leave with you our fondest wishes and deepest thanks. editorial .t iq' As we leave high school we take with us memories of the past and dreams of the future. Our years here have been happy, full, and rewarding. They. have made a vivid impression on our minds that will never be blotted out by time. But we cannot live in the past. We must look forward and see what the future has to offer. Some will go on to other schools, some to the armed forces, and others to the world of business. All three are a means of furthering our education to meet the problems of tomorrow. The only thing that will keep this or any other country free is a well-educated youth. The hopes and plans of our fathers will soon be carried on our shoulders. Although we enter into a world of uneasyypeace and constant struggle between the maior powers, it will be our iob to continue the spread of democracy and education to people in other lands so that some day we might have true and lasting peace. It will be a long and hard iob, but with our ability to reason and act clearly we should win out, for these times, like all times, are good, if we but know what to do with them. LARRY LA VISTA BARBARA BERNESCONI Co-editors EDITORS-IN CHIEF THE YEARBOOK STAFF Mrs. Gouse, Adviser llrsillae , f F97 Q-I J-LZIXW www I V-mmfrw ww my ww I I f fwfww f I QI? SWQ59 f 2 Q' if WIN I' 5 43 3 I 5 M 'flu 1.1 5 , I 4352 If WW' It , I It gg ig I PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Robert Passaro, Editor-in-Chief EDITORIAL STAFF Barbara Bernasconi, Co-Editor Inot picturedt Larry La Vista, Co-Editor BUSINESS STAFF Irene Dykhuis, Editor-in-Chiet ART STAFF Martha Van Houten, Editor-in-Chief S -- ? 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King, Director of Athletics, B.S. Department Members: Mildred Warwick, Joseph A. Foyle, B.S. IFN- SENIOR TEACHERS I0 :Si Jean Insinna, B.S., Walter J. McDon- ald, M.A., Helen A. Meuche, B.A.: Angela P. Gouse, B.A., M.A. SOCIAL STUDIES Eleanor K. Walker, Chairman, B.A. Inot pictured l.Department Members: Ann S. Hughes, B.A., Anita Crivelli, B.A., M.A.: Dolores R. Alpisa, B.A.: James Wheater, B.A., Richard Darragh, B.S. ENGLISH Angela P. Gouse, Chairman, B.A., M.A. Department Members: Kathryn Mc- Cabe, B.A., Howard V. Ruderman, B.A., Edith P. Stewart, B.S., Marie Bulger, M.A.: Gertrude Gruber, B.A., Philip Klocek, B.S. SCIENCE Leon Van Stone, Chairman, B.S., M.S Department Members: Vincent Vitale B.S., M.A.: Harry F. Hammond, B.S. M.Ed. may ,,,.,..ff a,,,.W,,,fm JW lmmgvmm-wyv w . ffwyr ,T zz, it L W,fZ,,,,,,M Z, fr - ,,,, , ,W U My f' o ft! My MNJW - ,717 MN.. ZW 'K 5 ' J i n' ,. is M'yfW4ref,.sfwvi?!2lM , s we , ,, LA .,,, W, , .. A Q,ggi3 ' MATHEMATICS Frances Fahey, Chairman, B.S., M.A. Department Members: Bernice L. Forrest, B.S., Franklin P. Gould, B.S., James Wheater, B.A., Gertrude Gruber, B.A. MUSIC AND STUDENT ACTIVITIES R. Theodore Pizzarello, Evelyn S. Hart- To INDUSTRIAL ARTS Albert Siegel, Chairman, B.S., Dr. of Ed. Department Members: Richard G. Tanis, B.S., Pauline Williams, B.S., Jean ln- sinna, B.S., Walter .l. McDonald, M.A BUSINESS Ralph T. Motola, Chairman, B.S. De partment Members: Roy Simon, B.S. M.A., Grace C. Kelly, B.S., Norman J Lawrence, B.A., M.A. mann,Director of Music. Eva O. Finn, Artemisia Bush, Art Supervisor. Kath- Director of Student Activities. erine H. Brown, Librarian, B.S. FINE ARTS 1, vwg- Ln ' , 7- wi I FA ,WA class officers HELENE DE BLOCK 1 1 A THEODORE GLEASON President 1- X 5eC'e Y MARTHA ORTEL Vice--President JAMES BOTBYL Treasurer CLASS OFFICERS X l HENRY ABBINK MARY JANE ALEXANDER ROBERT PAUL ALLY -VA serious outlook towards the fu- A Qlfl with 0 Warm PGFSONUIHYI H05 C' 5efl0U5, buf Unique Person' ture will bring him success. deserving of the best. Cllliy, enioys helping 0ll1erS. P seniors ANTHONY F. AMEN'IiO lfmall in size, tremendous in con- lribution to the football team. JACQUELYN ANN ANDREWS Nothing will stand in the way of this cheerful girl's happiness. NORMA EILEEN ARGOTT Good oratory, sparkling enthus iasm, easy-going disposition. WARREN A. BECK His athetic ability and good na- ture knows no bounds. BARBARA A. BERNASCONI Her dark eyes sparkle with life, personality and an interest in all. LOIS CATHERINE BERGMANN With all her many assets, she will easily carry out her ambition. ROBERT BLACKBURN CHARLOTTE PAULINE BLEY HERBERT A. BOTBYL Remembered for his winning Pep, sense of humor, and ready Quiet, but gifted with a friendly ways, wit, and sense of humor. smile make her one in a million. personality and pleasant manner. JAMES R. BOTBYL With athletic ability and scholar- ship goes wonderful personality. MARY ANN CAVILL hair, shining eyes, and energetic. ' ARTHUR CAPPELLO CHESTER CARO Although one of the quieter boys, Easy to know, great sense of he is certainly one of the nicest. humor, and well-liked by all. ROBERT J. CHAMBERLIN His high aim in life is insured by his limitless abilities. JOHN CHRISBACK ER All around athlete with a flair for mechanics. I7 CAROLE J. CIMARELLI A quiet and unassuming girl with a shy smile. HELENE MARIE DE BLOCK RONALD CLARK A quiet, sportsminded boy who is a good person to know. ,ne ELIZABETH A. DEHN SCIWOIGFSIWIP, UVHIUIIIOH, and friend- A smile os generous as all North liness make her one in a million. Hqledon is her fl-qde.mq,-k, 4 I I PATRICIA M. COCHRANE Under her golden red hair is e heart that finds best in everyone JOSEPHINE MARY DEL GAUDIO A picture of contentment framed I by her shining black hair. I l THOMAS DE MAIO MARTHA Dl'l'TAMO ANN MARIE DOLPHl 'A ready smile with an eye for A cheery smile, great personality A quiet personality backed by a l excitement, well-liked by all. go into making of this peppy girl. willingness to help others. v PEGGY A. DOWLING Her happy carefree ways will help her get along in the future. IRENE C. DYKHUIS A hard worker, a good leader and an asset to any group. ELEANOR MAE DWYER Friendliness and easy-going dis- position add up to a good future. 1 i i 4 l ROBERT ENGELS Popular with all, a great wit, and a good friend. , E ARLENE E. FAMY A petite and active girl, with personality that excells. i CHRISTINE MARIE ETZKORN l Willingness to work, high stand- i ard of ability, headed for success. l l l DEANNA C. FIORE MARION FISHER RICHARD J. GASHLER Friendly to all, energetic and A quietness in manner, under A sportsminded boy, quietin man- peppy, bound to be a success. which lies a great ability. ner, who is nice to know. l 3 2 4 i 5 3 2 l C l 20 I MARGARET M. GILMORE Always ready with a smile and a willingness to help others. ALICE LOUISE GIONTI TED GLEASON Small and peppy, interested in all, A great class contributor whose always absorbed doing her best. dependability assures him success. DOROTHY GOW Easy to get along with, yet con- scientious and sincere. PAUL JOHN GRUBER An outstanding senior whose leadership ability can't be beat. MAXINE P. GROFF A chic, popular girl who contrib- uted many services to our class. 21 RUSSEL HARTLEY Shows his musical ability as trumpeter in band, loves to dance. GEORGE HAMILTON, JR. Quiet yet witty and likes hunting, fishing and food. THOMAS J. HEINTJ ES Pleasant, easy-going, full of fun and very witty. EDWARD P. HEPP ADRIANNA M. HOEK Always ready with friendly word Personality and school-spirit make for anyone, anytime, anywhere. her Well-known to all. JOHN HENDERIKUS HOVEN Serious but humorous, quiet but friendly, total a promising future. PETER JAGER FAITH D. JENNINGS JOHN H. JOHNSON An easy-going, conscientious boy Friendly and quiet, but very active Bound for success because of a who will certainly be a success. and always willing to help. ready smile and nice personality. . l X S XR l p Af ix 'rw ,sl ill l Aw wuw fs Y - 'V ital ,f il wtl:i:wWiQli :Y:w,' .E x nl MARTHA J. KAUFLIN A quiet pleasant personality with SlI'lCeI'e WGY5. Z... MARIE FRANCES KEENAN An intelligent person always aim- ing for the best. FRANK V. KELLY Sportsminded boy who is a good leader in all fields. - JACOB FRANKLIN KEYSER, JR. His wit and good humor are ex- y amples of his winning ways. JOHN KINGMA An easy mannered boy who is ROY KINCAID A quiet manner wtih strong ideals behind it. year-round sports' enthusiast. GORDON J. KNEPPER RONALD L. KNEPPER Known for his friendly nature, in- Sparkling personality, asset to our terest in sports, and helpfulness. football team, and good dancer. 24 MARILYN R. KOERMER Musical ability plus cheerful sonality sum ,up melodious DAVID JOHN KOUGH Someone worthwhile to know be- cause of his easy-going manner. GERRIT C. KUYPER WILLIAM A. LANGE A happy-go-lucky nature goes in- A quiet natured boy who will to the make up of this senior boy. make most of Iife's opportunities. LAWRENCE EDWARD LA VISTA An outstanding class contributor THOMAS R. LEFELAR sonality bring him many friends. EDWARD M. LEBER A sportsminded boy with deter- mination to succeed. v I-Iis bright smile and cheerful per- PATRICIA ANN LETTEER Quiet in her ways, she still has time to help others though. ANDRE' LE GALLO Athletic ability and good looks describe this well-known senior. r l V,.' ttt, ' l ANN M. LO SASSO A nice person to know because o her good nature. ANTONETTE LUCIBELLO RICHARD LUSCHER To be remembered is this girl with A sense of humor backed by de- pleasant nature, winning ways. termination and sincerity. DOUGLAS MAC ARTHUR Alertness and a keen mind help create a good set of values. MARLEE JOYCE MACKEY JOAN MARCHESE BEVERLY A. MASON of others contrib- With her sparkling eyes and Vim and vigor always help her to to her ability to make friends. smile, certainly a girl to know. see the bright side. JACQUELINE METHE a smile for all she sees peo virtues rather than faults BARBARA RAE MINISH A peppy Miss wtih a pleasing dis- position, makes people enioy her. DAVID MOEZELAAR Interest in school activities and good nature his chief attributes. 27 LEAHMAE MOLENARO A quiet girl with a friendly smile and much personality. ANDREW MONTANO An asset to our class with his sincere, active interest in people. BEN MOORE Known by his incomparable of humor, type of wit all his BARBARA ANNE MORRELL JUDITH A. NAZZARO CLIFFORD NESBIHAL Her ability and high standards A quiet disposition, but one of our Ability and willing ways will be her guiding light in future. most pleasing personalities. make him a success. 28 SANDRA E. NEWENHOUSE With her loving and happy spirit, she will always have friends. RAYMOND CHARLES ORTMAN is ability and determination will l I CHARLES NUZZO MARTHA RUTH ORTEL A good sense of humor capped Awonderful class contributor with with plenty of pep, friendliness. sense of humor that can't be beat. RITA ANN PALUKAITIS A cheerful manner and ability to make friends make her a fine girl. PHYLLIS PALMERI Sincere meaning behind a silent curtain. 29 VICTOR G. PARRILL A pleasant sense of humor along with a wonderful personality. ROBERT JAMES PASSARO Hard work and photographic ability create picture of the future. ANDREW PERRIUS Humor and ability hidden by quiet dignity. MARIE PHILLIPUK ADELE PIERSON Quietness, behind a friendly smile Small in stature, filled with pep hides her dreams of the future. and personality. l BARBARA POST A great amount of ambition hid- den by a shy exterior. CHARLES QUINTAVELL, JR. quiet, friendly -person whose are many. JOAN Post BARBARA NADINE PRICE JOHN H- PROL likeable personality which Vivacious personality, friendly to A relaxed mannef and wonderful her easy to get along with. all, and always ready for fun. Outdoor Spifif- ROB ERT W. RAMSAY Frlendliness added to height and red hair make him outstanding. DORIS ANN RIENSTRA Always ready to help others with her sweet disposition. ALICE RIGGENBACH Sensible, reliable, very likely to succeed. 1 LOIS IRENE ROBERTSON Intelligence and ambition will p her at the top. MARGARET RINGNALDA A great capacity for liking people, and well-liked in return. ELIZABETH JUDITH ROBYN MERLE RUTH ROSE THOMAS H. ROUGHGARDEN A magnetic personality and an A great willingness to give a Full of fun with friendliness fo ever-lasting smile. helping hand. everyone. I I WILLIAM P. SANSONE Ever willing to help along with a great sense of humor. j RAYMOND SATTON SHARON LEE SCHECK An easy-going person with plenty Winning ways that keep her fly of ambition. ing high. ELLEN L. SCHIEBLE ed hair highlights brains, will- l l THOMAS B. SCH RANTZ Known by all because of his dancing feet and pleasant ways. ELEANOR MARTHA SCHMIDT A quiet surface hides a sparkling personality. l 33 DARLEEN E. SCH UTZENBERGER A nice smile, a cute accent, and a wonderful personality all in one. ELIZABETH A. SCULLION A wealth of treasure hidden be- hind a silent horizon. l RICHARD SIGLER A quiet friendly nature will brin him more 'friends in the future. HELEN SOMERS DONALD GEORGE SPORN A little Miss, always on the Apleasant grin, consideration for go. all, and sports total his character. RANDALL E. STEWART, JR. An enthusiastic shutterbug and musician with a sense of humor. DONALD HENRY TANIS natured and sincere, with funny remark for all occasions. ROBERT TEMPE ADRIAN GEORGE TENHOR His ready smile and good natured A wit, a grin, a cheerful hello disposition brightened our class. go into the making of this senior. PATRICIA MARIE TIDEMAN friendly smile along with a . up n ANDREW TRAUTWEIN A colorful personality, whose dis position has won many friends. JAMES F. TOZZO A real optimist who can ward off the worst disaster with a smile. 35 GERTRUDE H. UELEN A vivacious redhead with a talent for getting along. CHARLES G. VANDEWEIT A hard worker backed by a determination to succeed. BEVERLY VANDERSTAD A quiet dignity with a nice smile. LOUIS A. VAN EYKEREN DONALD B. VAN GROUW MARIE ANN, VAN GROUW Small but SHGPPYI he bounced his Some doy we may see his paint- Doesn't worry, doesn't fret, she way through school. ings in the Louvre. get the most out of life yet. l MARTHA VAN HOUTEN A shy but able leader, with a sure eye for success. ROBERT VAN WYNGARDEN JEAN ADA VERBLAAUW Found in the clouds, letting the Good common sense combined world pass him by. with sweet ways. RODNEY VERBLAAUW generous boy who enioys a d time. JUNE M. WEBER A newcomer in our midst, but still able to make many friends. Hl LDEGA RD EMILY VOLKMAN A pert gal with lots of drive and ambition. 37 MARLENE L. WEEDER Friendly to all, with a wonderful personality. 4 MARGARET JANE WILKIN A lively interest in all backed b JEAN CLAIRE WILKES Quiet with many of her motives unknown. RONNIE MERLE WIELHOUWER Her fun loving nature and laugh- ter will aways keep her happy. FRANK P. WILLEMSEN JOHN Wll.l.EMSEN A serious minded pergcn with q Blond l1C1lr highlights l9Oll1 wit and promising future. personality. an engaging grin. BARBARA ELEANOR ZALENSKI A quiet Miss who likes to have a lot of fun. ABBINK, HENRY C. 41 Second Ave., Haw. Do the Lord's will Band Bible Club Chef's Club ALEXANDER, MARY JANE l5l Diamond Bridge Ave., Haw. To make my family proud of me Student Council Library Council Tri-Y Vice President of Girl's Sports Club Social Dancig Club Dance Committees Chorus Usherette ALLY, ROBERT P. 118 North 8th St., Hawthorne To be a success in whatever path of life I choose to follow Student Council Harmonaires Boy's Sports Club Electronics Club German Club Dance Committees AMENTO, ANTHONY F. 120 First Ave., Haw. Go into business Football Secretary of Hi-Y Key Club Executive Committee ANDREWS, JACQUELYN A. Sunrise Drive, Haw. To be iust like my mother Clarion Staff Tri-Y Dance Committees Girls Sports Club Chorus Senior Songsters ARGOTT, NORMA E. ll6 Kingston Ave., Haw. To do the right things Vice-president of Student Council Ursidae Library Council Clarion Staff F.T.A. Girls Sports Club Psychology Club Social Dancing Girls Intramural Sports Chorus BECK, WARREN A. 19 Werner Ave., N. H. To be a success President of Sophomore and Junior classes Baseball Football Hi-Y Key Club Chefs Club Hunting and Fishing Club Dance committees . ,wk LL 'R 'L ,Qc f 'fix at . .. sn 1. ...WQVQQQQ iw ,is 'ii Q S T, 'sg Q ft ,K 5.6495 .Q f r .. 9 ' gf. St gffrv,uQ ,. . 'fm' lik? Fit r e e: .Q A -2- , digg? it ,tl gg N as K9 ,ities il ', ?fl:'f1 ?s 6 .,s iui 'MuQ1.A wifi 'SW WB 4 1 52 We is ii i f Wwe. L it - Wx f ig? Q? it W L.. 5 . H ev. E MTM Y QSWXW WYE Q sift Q29 BERGMANN, Lois c. tigctlseie . 46 Third Ave., Huw- in is 355223 'WJ A' VMS: 1 Wi-fiwi-Pl 233525 .L-v9.6 L P' ' Mwis L... EAA To make my mother and father proud '- W WM of me BLEY, CHARLOTTE P. -I-,LY 25 Tenth Ave., Haw. Girls Sports Club Sewing Club Social Dancing Club BERNASCONI, BARBARA A 78 Llewellyn Ave., Haw. To be successful Co-Editor of Ursidae Library Council Clarion Staff Alternate for Girls State Tri-Y F.T.A. Girls Sports Club Social Dancing Club Senior Songsters Dance committees Chorus Usherette BLACKBU RN, ROBERT W. 26 Mawhinney Ave., Haw. To make a million dollars Debating Club Sports Club To lead a happy and successful life Ursidae Clarion Staff Band Tri-Y Girls Glee Club Girls Sports Club Senior Songsters Girls lntramural Sports Dance committees Chorus BOTBYL, HERBERT A. 354 N. Eighth St., P. P. Join the Marines and see the world Baseball Hi-Y Sports Club BOTBYL, JAMES R. 19 Hillside Dr., N. H. To make my parents proud of me Treasurer of Senior Class Baseball Basketball Football Hi-Y Boys Sports Club Social Dancing Dance committees glassary A CAPPELLO, ARTHUR 268 Manchester Ave., N. H. To be a success Ursidae Art Club Dance committees CARO, CHESTER J. 33 Grand View Dr., N. H. Marry o rich widow Chef's Club Hunting and Fishing Club Operators Club Rifle Club CAVILL, MARY ANN 76 Savoy Pl., P. P. To make my lite a success Student Council Maiorette Girls Sports Club Usherette Executive Committee Chairman - Slam Cards Tri.Y Dance committees Ursidae CHAMBERLIN, ROBERT J. 32 Forest Ave., Haw. Physicist Boys State President of Electronics Club German Club DE BLOCK, HELENE M. 360 N. llth St., P. P. To make the best of my life Secretary of Sophomore, Junior, Senior class Treasurer of National Honor Society Ursidae Secretary and Vice-president of Library Council Treasurer of Bible Club Girls Glee Club Senior Songsters Dance committees Girls State delegate DEHN, ELIZABETH A. 45 Graham Ave., N. H. To make my family proud of me Tri-Y Girls Sports Club ' Metal Club Social Dancing Club Dance committees DEL GAUDIO, JOSEPHINE 47 E. Prospect St., Haw. To be a secretary Library Council Tri-Y Girls Sports Club Social Dancing Club Dance committees DE MAIO, THOMAS A. 130 Second Ave., Haw. Engineer Basketball T8 Football P s' e ld nt of Hi-Y CHRISBACHER, JOHN 25 Summit Ave., Haw. Mechanic Ursidae Baseball Football Chef's Club Dance Club Club committees MARTHA 7 St., P. P. ond Dad proud of me DYKHUIS, IRENE C. 110 N. 'l7St., P. P. Elementary School teacher Make everyone happy Ursidae President ol Library Council Psychology Club Pins and Needles Club Social Dancing Club Dance committees Chorus ENGELS, ROBERT O. 10 Wagner Pl., Haw, Officer in the Armed Forces Football Basketball Stage Crew Chef's Club Operators Club Student Council ETZKORN, CHRISTINE M. 8 Oak Pl., Haw. To return to the West after college Ursidae Editor-in-Chief of Clarion Band Orchestra F.T.A. Bear's Congress Girls Sports Club Dance committees Chorus FAMY, ARLENE E. Braen Ave., Haw. To reach the top Assistant Secretary - Senior Class National Honor Society Ursidae Head Baton Twirler Girls Glee Club Girls Sports Club Social Dancing Club Dance committees FIORE, DEANNA C. 92 N. 13 St., Haw. To make my mother and fath of me Student Council Ursidae Library Council Clarion Staff Cheerleader Tri-Y Girls Sports Club FISHER, MARION 158 Third Ave., Haw. Live, love and be happy Library Council Art Club Sports Club and Needles Club I Sports committees Ave., N. H. and be ha er proud BARBARA A. PPY GASHLER, RICHARD J. 658 Lafayette Ave., Haw. To be a success in everything Student Council Baseball Basketball Hi-Y Key Club Basketball Club Hunting and Fishing Club GILMORE, MARGARET M. 15 Braen Ave., Haw. Private secretary Tri-Y Girls Sports Club Social Dacing Club Dance committees GIONTI, ALICE L. 1275 Belmont Ave., N. H. To make Mom and Dad proud and be happy always Student Council Corresponding Secretary of National Honor Society Ursidae Executive Committee F.T.A. Arts and Metals Club Treasurer of Creative Writing Club Girls Sports Club Social Dancing Club Dance committees GLEASON, THEODORE J. 316 Manchester Ave., N. H. Airplane pilot President of the senior class Baseball Football Hi-Y Key Club German Club Dance committees GOW, DOROTHY J. 43 Wagaraw Blvd., P. P. To be a nurse Library Council Clarion Girls Sports Club Sewing Club Dance committees GROFF, MAXINE P. 37 Vreeland Ave., Haw. To make my parents proud of me Secretary of Student Council Library Council Clarion Baton Twirler Girls Sports Club Social Dancing Club Usherette Dance committees GRUBER, PAUL J. 38 Hillside Dr., N. H. To be a success and make my parents proud of me President of Student Council Vice-president of iunior class Baseball Basketball Hi-Y President of Key Club Social Dancing Club HAMILTON. GEORGE F. 30 Genevieve Ave., Haw. Diesel Engineer Chefs Club Hunting and Fishing Club HARTLEY, RUSSEL H. 212 Lafayette Ave., Haw. Forestry and conservation HOEK, ADRIANNA M. 297 Warburton Ave., Haw To make my father proud of me and to go to college Ursidae Clarion Staff Cheerleader Secretary of Creative Writing Club Band Junior Marshal Q,-chesf,-C Girls Sports Club Hi-Y Social Dancing Club Key Club Dance committees HEINTJES, THOMAS J. 275 N. 11 St., P. P. To make a lot of money Hi-Y HEPP, EDWARD P. 105 Seventh Ave., Haw. Lumberiack Football Chefs Club Sports Club Dance committees HOVEN, JOHN 111 Tuxedo Ave., Haw Electrical Engineer Hi-Y Sports Club JAGER, PETER A. 414 Lincoln Ave., Haw To succeed in college Hi-Y German Club Photography Club Sports Club Dance committees JOHNSON, JOHN H. 157 Buena Vista Ave., Haw. To become a farmer in N. Y. State Basketball Basketball Club Hunting and Fishing Club Dance committees JENNINGS, FAITH D. 83 N. 14 St., P. P. Make my Mother and Father proud of me Library Council Color Guard Tri-Y Girls Sports Club Sewing Club Dance committees KELLY, FRANKLIN V. 144 Maitland Ave., Haw. Officer in the Navy Football Hunting and Fishing Club Sports Club Dance committees KEYSER, JACOB F. 119 N. 13 St., P. P. Professional baseball Student Council Baseball Basketball Basketball Club Sports Club Dance committees KINCAID, ROY J. 980 Belmont Ave., N. H. Auto mechanic Basketball Club KAUFLIN, MARTHA J. 65 Hopper St., P. P. To be a success Tri-Y Bible Club Girls Sports Club Sewing Club Dance committees KEENAN, MARIE F. 179 May St., Haw. Teacher Ursidae Clarion Staff Arts and Crafts Bears Congress Girls Sports Club Social Dancing Club Senior Songsters 42 KINGMA, JOHN C. 98 Mawhinney Ave., Haw. To be a success Basketball Chefs Club Bears Congress Social Dancing Club Sports Club KNEPPER, GORDON J. 94 Third Ave., Haw. To make my mother happy Baseball Football Hunting and Fishing Club Dance committees KNEPPER, RONALD L. 94 Third Ave., Haw. To get ahead Football Hi-Y Boys Sports Club KOERMER, MARILYN R. 55 Wagaraw Blvd., P. P. Accordionist Ursidae Library Council Tri-Y Girls Sports Club Social Dancing Club Dance committees KOUGH, DAVID J. Sunrise Dr., Haw. To make my mother and father pro of me Football Key Club Chefs Club Sports Club Dance committees KUYPER, GERRIT C. 1 E. Prospect St., P. P. Diesel mechanic Ursidae Hunting and Fishing Club Dance committees LANGE, WILLIAM A. 42 Suncrest Ave., N. H. To go to college and become an engineer HI-Y Key Club German Club Dance committees LA VISTA, LAWRENCE E. 138 Pasadena Pl., Haw. Chemical Engineer Assistant Treasurer of Senior Class Student Council National Honor Society Co-Editor of Ursidae Library Council Baseball Boy's State Delegate All-State Region I Band Band Orchestra Treasurer of Photography Club LEBER, EDWARD W. I6 De Roon Ave., N. H. To make a buck Student Council Baseball Football Hi-Y Chefs Club Sports Club Dance committees LEFELAR, THOMAS R. 122 Terrace Ave., N. H. Mason Vice-president of Freshman Class Baseball Football Key Club Boys Sports Club Rifle Club U LE GALLO, ANDRE J. F. 731 Ninth Ave., Haw. To travel Football Hi-Y Key Club Sports Club Dance committees LETTEER, PATRICIA A. 943 Lafayette Ave., Haw. To make my mother and fa of me Tri-Y Knitting Club Sewing Club Social Dancing Club LO SASSO, ANN M. 48 Lee Ave., Haw. Air line hostess Tri-Y Girls Sports Club Social Dancing Club LUCIBELLO, ANTONETTE M. 995 Lafayette Ave., Haw. To live, love ond be happy Student Council Library Council Clarion Tri-Y Girls Sports Club Social Dancing Club Senior Songsters Dance committees Chorus LUSCHER, RICHARD D. 110 Diamond Bridge Ave., To make my parents to make a Manager of Basketball Club Hunting and Fishing Dance committees MAC ARTHUR, DOUGLAS 348 Squaw Brook Rd., N Commercial pilot or Armed Airplane Club MACKEY, MARLEE J. 239 Fourth Ave., Haw. Nurse Library Council Tri-Y President of Psychology Club Girls Sports Club Girls Glee Club Dance committees Chorus MARCHESE, JOAN M. 103 Passaic Ave., Haw. Live, love and be happy Student Council Ursidae Clarion Staff Treasurer of Tri-Y Treasurer of Girls Sports Club Intramural Sports Dance committees MASON, BEVERLY A. 16 East Prospect St., Haw. Airline hostess Student Council Tri-Y Girls Sports Club Dance committees METHE', JACQUELINE 162 Lafayette Ave., Haw. Nurse Vice-president of Girls Sports Club Secretary of Freshman Cla Student Council Ursidae Baton Twirler Vice-president of Tri-Y Dance committees Social Dancing Club MINISH, BARBARA R. 64 Linda Vista Ave., N. H. Typist Tri-Y Arts and Metals Club Girls Sports Club Social Dancing Club MOEZELAAR, DAVID R. 238 Haledon Ave., P. P. Commercial air pilot Boys Sports Club Dance ylassary NAZZARO, .IUDITH A. 97 Mawhinney Ave., Haw Te become a Mrs. Student Council Ursidae Bears Congress Girls Sports Club Pins and Needles Club Social Dancing Club NESBIHAL, CLIFFORD F. 121 Ninth Ave., Haw. To strive for success Baseball Basketball Hi-Y German Club NEWENHOUSE, SANDRA E 20 Westervelt Ave., Haw. To make my parents proud Library Council Tri-Y Girls Sports Club Social Dancing Club Senior Songsters Dance committees Chorus NUZZO PARKER, JOHN E. 61 Franklin Ave., Haw. Engineer Our Lady of Lourdes Drum and Bugle Corps Our Lady of Lourdes C.Y.O. Sports Club PARRILL, VIICTOR G. 4 Highview Ter., Haw. Ursidae Baseball Hi-Y PASSARO, ROBERT J. 167 Diamond Bridge Ave., Haw. Radio-T.V. engineer Photographic Editor of Ursidae President ot Photography Club Basketball scorer Operators Club PERRIUS, ANDREW 48 Brown Ave., P. P. Industrial chemist Ursidae Art Club Boys Sports Club Dance commmittees PHILLIPUK. MARIE A. 119 Rea Ave., Haw. To be a successful surgeon Tri-Y Psychology Club PIERSON, MARY A. 231 Bamford Ave., Haw. To make my mother and father proud of me Tri-Y Girls Sports Club Sewing Club Dance committees POST, BARBARA A. 352 Central Ave., Haw. Secretary Tri-Y Girls Glee Club Girls Sports Club Social Dancing Club Dance committees POST, JOAN H. 376 N. 10 St., P. P. Secretary Tri-Y Girls Sports Club Psychology Club Social Dancing Club Dance committees PRICE, BARBARA N. 86 Mawhinney Ave., Haw. To be a success in everything I do Student Council Ursidae Clarion Staff President of Bears Congress Girls Metal Shop 'Social Dancing Club PROL, JOHN H. 41 Suncrest Ave., N. H. Certified Public Accountant Chefs Club Hunting and Fishing Club Dance committees 44 QUINTAVELL, CHARLES 90 Franklin Ave., Haw. Engineer Hi-Y Boys Sports Club Dance committees RAMSAY, ROBERT W. 51 Brookside Ave., Haw. To succeed in all I undertake Boys State delegate Baseball Football Hi-Y Key Club Hunting and Fishing Club Rifle Club Dance committees RINGNALDA, MARGARET 542 Lafayette Ave., Haw Live, love and be happy Student Council Baton Twirler Tri-Y Girls Sports Club Social Dancing Club ROBERTSON. LOIS I. 50 Llewellyn Ave., Haw. To make my family proud of me Student Council Treasurer President of Honor Society Ursidae Library Council Girls State' delegate Tri-Y Girls Sports Club Social Dancing Club Senior Songsters F.T.A. RIENSTRA, DORIS A. 281 N. 13 St., P. P. To carry out faithfully the Library Council Bible Club Girls Glee Club Senior Songsters RIGGENBACH, ALICE B. 82 Mountain Ave., Haw. Lord's will To make my parents proud of me Tri4Y Girls Sports Club Social Dancing Club Intramural Sports Dance committees ROBYN, JUDITH E. 319 Warburton Ave., Haw. To make my mother proud of me Clarion Color Guard Tri-Y Secretary of Girls Sports Club Social Dancing Club Dance committees ROSE. MARIE R. Overlook Ave., N. H. Nurse Tri-Y Girls Glee Club Girls Sports Club Dance committees ROUGHGARDEN, THOMAS H. 419 Squaw Brook Rd., N. H. Join the Navy Ursidae Clarion Staff Hi-Y Boys Sports Club Social Dancing Club Dance committees Chorus SANSONE, WILLIAM 55 Seventh Ave., Haw. To succeed Baseball Stage Crew Basketball Club Boys Sports Club Chefs Club Operators Club SATTON, RAYMOND E. 181 Eleventh Ave., Haw. To go to college Alternate to Boys State Hi-Y Boys Sports Club SCHECK, SHARON L. 53 Eighth Ave., Haw. Live, love and be happy Library Council Tri-Y Girls Sports Club Dance committees Usherette SCHEIBLE, ELLEN l.. 55 Clara St., N. H. To succeed in all I undertake and make my Mother and Father proud of me Honor Society Ursidae Secretary of Tri-Y Treasurer of Girls Sports Club Sewing Club Social Dancing Club Dance committees SCHMIDT, ELEANOR M. 173 South Ave., Haw. To always be happy Ursidae Library Council Tri-Y Girls Sports Club Dance committees SCULLION, ELIZABETH A. 55 Diamond Bridge Ave., Haw. Secretary Tri-Y Arts and Metals Club Girls Sports Club Social Dancing Club Dance committees SIGLER, RICHARD B. 540 Lincoln Ave., Haw. Mechanic Hi-Y SOMERS, HELEN M. 126 Second Ave., Haw. To become a successful secretary Tri-Y, Arts and Metals Club Girls Sports Club Sewing Club Dance committees SPORN, DONALD G. 180 Second Ave., Haw. Accounting Ursidae Clarion Staff Football Freshman Basketball Boys State delegate Hi-Y Basketball Club Harmonaires Chorus STEWART, RANDALL E. 137 Pasadena Pl., I-law. To go into law Clarion photographer Band Orchestra Harmonaires President of Photography Club Chorus TANIS, DONALD H. 316 N. 9 St., P. P. To establish my own business in the field of accounting Alternate to Boys State Hi-Y Boys Sports Club German Club Dance committees Chorus glossary TOZZO, JAMES F. 789 Belmont Ave., N. H. To be a success Hi-Y Bowling Club Boys Sports Club Chefs Club Hunting and Fishing Club Dance committees TRAUTWEIN, ANDREW ' 23 Barber St., Haledon To own Joe's Basketball Basketball Club Chefs Club Stage Crew Dance committees UELEN, GERTRUDE H. 91 Frederick Ave., Haw. To make my mother and father proud of me Tri-Y Social Dancing Club Girls Sports Club Senior Songsters VANDERSTAD, BEVERLY A. 49 Hopper St., P. P. Bookkeeper, and make my parents proud of me Tri-Y Sewing Club VANDERWEIT CHARLES G. 174 May St., Haw. Success and happiness Football Dance committees VAN EYKEREN, LOUIS A. 400 N. 9 St., P. F. Navy Band Hi-Y Boys Sports Club Dance commmittees VAN GROUW, DONALD B. 258 Fairview Ave., P. P. Commercial artist VAN WYNGARDEN, ROBERT C. 566 Lafayette Ave., Haw. Navy Air Force Ursidae Band Bible Club Electronics Club German Club Rifle Club Dance committees VERBLAAUW, JEAN A. 295 N. 12 Pl., P. P. Secretary Bible Club Girls..Sports Club Girls Glee Club Senior Songsters VERBLAAUW, RODNEY T. 142 Parker Ave. To graduate Ursidae Chefs Club Hunting and Fishing Club Dance committees VOLKMANN, HILDEGARDE E. 1 N. 8 St. Beautician Library Council Arts and Metals Club Girls Sports Club lntermural Sports Dance committees Usherette WEBER, JUNE M. 90 Eighth Ave., Haw. Dental assistant Tri-Y WEEDER, MARLENE l.. Roosevelt Ave., N. H. Teacher Clarion Staff 4 Girls Sports Club Sewing Club Social Dancing Club Dance committees WIELHOWER, RONNIE M. 235 East Main St., P. P. Always love to live and liv to ove Ursidae Tri-Y Girls Sports Club Sewing Club Dance committees WILKES, JEAN C. 238 N. 8 St., P. P. Nurse Bible Club Senior Songsters Girls Glee Club Dance committees WILKIN, MARGARET J. 14 Elberon Ave., Haw. Secretary Tri-Y Girls Sports Club Social Dancing Club Senior Songsters Dance committees WILLEMSEN, FRANK P. 102 Sicomac Rd., N. H. Own a ranch Chefs Club Hunting and Fishing Club WILLEMSEN, JOHN 762 Lafayette Ave., Haw. Forest Ranger Hi-Y Key Club Chefs Club Hunting and Fishing Club Dance committees ZALENSKI, BARBARA E. 86 First Ave., Haw. Live, love and be happy Tri-Y Girls Sports Club Social Dancing Club Dance committees We, The Class of '55 being of sound' mind and body, Teachers' opinions noTwiThsTanding, do of our own free will seT our hands To This, our lasT will and TesTamenT. To boTh Miss Crivelli and Mrs. Walker, we leave a Ten year subscripTion To Time magazine. Helene De Block leaves a liTTle oT her sweeT naTure To everyone who knows her. Our Twirlers bequeaTh Their abiliTy. along wiTh besT wishes Tor anoTher year. To nexT year's squad. We leave To Mr. C-Beier The hope ThaT some of his worries will be lessened by The graduaTion oT our class. We leave our signaTures, wise cracks. and oTher examples oT arT on every desk in school. To The nexT STudenT Council presidenT. Paul Gruber leaves his new book enTiTled. Public Speaking in l-l.l-l.S. To Mr. Palmgren, we leave a lie deTecTor so There can be no doubT. PaT Cochrane leaves her sTruT and whiTe plume To anyone capable oT doing The job. The senior couples leave The wall waiTing Tor nexT year's supporTers. Barb Bernasconi and Larry La VisTa leave To TuTure URSIDAE ediTors The problems +haT will conTronT Them. To Miss Insinna. we bequeaTh -a mechanical roboT To help wiTh The prob- lems oT her nexT senior class. Arlene Famy leaves her pinT size To MarieTTa SmiTh. To TuTure sTudenTs, we leave The pleasure oT Mr. l-lammond's smile. Warren Beck leaves his ouTsTanding characTer To Ronnie Barks. College Prep seniors leave The Tun?? oT Tilling ouT college applicaTions To The lucky iuniors. To The nexT STudenT Council Treasurer, Lois RoberTson leaves The pleasure of wrapping all Those pennies. The TooTball players leave Their Tremendous spiriT and loTs oT good luck To nexT year's Team. MarT OrTel leaves her iovial manner To Joyce Valle. To Miss Bulger. we leave The enioymenT oT meeTing a whole new class, and hope she has as much success wiTh Them as she did wiTh us. To all underclassmen. we leave Mr. Wrigley's used producTs on The boTToms of desks and chairs. Ted Gleason, Paul Gruber, Bob Ramsay, Don Sporn, and Andy TrauT- wein leave Their TiTle oT Public Enemy No. One To nexT year's TirsT period hisTory class. All The seniors leave To all The TuTure sTu'denTs our besT wishes, and we hope your Tour years here are as greaT as ours were. We hereby solemnly place our seal. Ti-IE CLASS OF I955 WiTnesses: Theodore Gleason MarTha OrTel PresidenT Vice-PresidenT an Cl-A55 COUPLE MOST BASHFUL JUCIKIG Andrews Antonefie Lucibello David Kough Ari-hu, C appello PRIDE OF THE FACULTY Lois Robertson Larry La Vista MOST ATHLETIC Alice Riggenbach Tom De Maio NICEST SMILE Arlene Famy Tom Lefelar If: -'fm 4' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST PERSONALITY BEST DRESSED Helene De Block Jackie Mefhe Pat Cochrane Larry La Vista ' David Kough - O popularity po BEST DANCERS Faith Jennings Tom Hernhes DESPAIR OF THE FACULTY Beverly Mason I y Ben Moore Adrranna Hoek Tom Schranfz BEST NATURED Martha Orfel Vlcfor Parrlll CLASS DREAMERS MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Charlotte Bley Paul Gruber BEST LOOKING Judy Robyn Ed Leber BIGGEST CLASS CONTRIBUTORS Mary Ann Cavill Ted Gleason 11 fl ff ff , i L, rx, Fig A if wWsb9 W ' yf . f f' fzgffff gw X ' . ,AW:ww , lf 3 ,ff ,i. Qi , A , A X ia .5 aw ix. 'x .X '--ag ' by M we 'Q W 752 Q W 31 5 8 'WY Ni fs J' 'hu of the party HELEN A. MEUCHE Play Director X ' 11. U 1. e a 5 ff gga i i g If ty? . 1 fa Tx. 1 4 l A i f ill f ff . My ' 0 ' ' memllfles 4 A As we look foward fhe fufure, many memories of our years fogefher are broughf before us. Our firsf year was spenf geffing acguainfed wifh new faces, new if I Q schedules, and differenf acfivifies. There was fhe excifemenf of foof- . T ball games, elecfing class officers, and our firsf dance, Spring Delighf . Wifh Sam Simoneffa as presidenf, Tom Lefelar as vice-presidenf, Jackie X Nga kl!Aefhe as sepnefary, and Tony Amenfo as freasurer, fhe year proved fo e a success u one. A As sophomores we were more confidenf, and fhe year passed swiffly by. Our presidenf, Warren Beck, led us info many successful acfivifies along wifh fhe help of Tom Lefelar, fhe vice-presidenf. Helene 4 De Block, our secrefary, and Tom De lvlaio, fhe freasurer, were kepf busy ' W wifh arrangemenfs for a memorable evenf- April in Paris . A Then, as we became upperclassmen, we re-elecfed Warren, presi- denf and l-lelene. secrefary. For vice-presidenf we chose Paul Gruber, and for freasurer, lvlarfha Orfel. Our new ideas really furned fhings upside down when we presenfed , Polka-Dofs and Moonbeamsu. As fhe year closed we worked very hard , selling sfafionery and napkins fo build a foundafion for our freasury. D , Foremosf in our minds is our senior year. Gur class meefings were ' + X held under fhe direcfion of presidenf Ted Gleason, along wifh fhe help W of Marfha Orfel, vice-presidenf. Keeping fhe records of fhe meefings . 'T i were our secrefaries, Helene De Block and Arlene Famy. Miss lnsinna ,ii and our freasurers, Jim Bofbyl and Larry La Visfa, are sfill comparing f balances from fhe profifs of our Chrisfmas Card Sale. As we page fhrough our book, we'll always remember fhe hard work fhe Ursidae Sfaff puf info fhe making of if. 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Position Left End Left Tackle Left Guard Center Right Guard Right Tackle Right End Quarter Back Left Half Back Right Half Back Full Back Name Warren Back Andre Le Gallo Edward Hepp Edward Leber David Kough Gordon Knepper John Ghrisbacher Theo. Gleason Ronald Knepper Anthony Amento Thomas De Maio Chuck Nuzzo James Botbyl Donald Sporn Robert Ramsay Thomas Lefelar Courtesy of Herald News 61 lll ll llllllWw'!Xll'TWl74 J' J vw? fl .fe ' Cf ' llmth. it ll . 'lftlllfw llglglryf 2 3 Q ,??lZ 'l lhlilfwh Nth Wit F t It iw, . ill ll l KW X liwi.srfiwiarmtzfeff f if ,artists ll it if is :Nfl ' Q www ' 1 c wr? X i' y ,ll .f,5Q,gA,sf,,,,, ,ff e. Wt, X. f 3, iyqfffc. M 13 ,,fojZ5'Z3f6a,g1Z'-'1g1 K'Q' X lt l gqgefh-ffsgff X ff Pwibiiyfc lx M of ,fwseseeg-Q .Q-f 1,, W Y ks we C ffffs, , 1 f f 4 fm- 1 fl 11' J , ' 'is X3 mmm -vwf.,sq1sfg,. fEafiw.at54f,4,effeff u gggeewfxmggglg iff-its ef-vm 4314. 5' Q it i W3 y 1, iz, Q, if Q , 5324: l i t t W rit 5 l S Q all M M l 1 2 ' g , w it li' ' ' ll 'v X. X X xhtml ittfffvvswlxilrlulwtrirggi M- xl l. ly Q il l Wh l'WtltYhtt'trQmWwiht'hf mmol. . we my Mu ill Q l r 1, wxlww, sfvfehm Meter L.-,nw lg wlllmxwl lm X W lfrsemfe L In Qfmhttw w it WWW Although not one of the finest years in the won and Iost column, our teams, under the able coaching of Joseph Foyle, still made a good showing for themselves. The starting varsity se- niors, Iost through graduation, are: Richard Gash- ler, Jake Keyser, Paul Gruber, Andy Trautwein, and Jim Botbyl. -,'.t ft, iff wb-lit 2 . Q 5, Ls Q, i X 'W ' ,' ,jkf , -'V . , l , f, 1 1 -. ef. X . 4 ' 't 4 me .. V ---' igg,,j1'g - , lggifmqf 'M ,s,,.,,.,,,, .. f , ,X if ' QM ?fs R Q,-1 K , , A-1 v 1 5 ,,,r, ' f - s, f rw tif Q .f :xkff 1 ix f - - 1 ,ss - H ' ix X w l,s, me 1 I V' K I k L.: if 5 i i s 5 1955 3 63 COLORGUARD Judy Robyn, Captain f QM-fl 1 315 :. fi wi y,-t-6 to BATON TWIRLERS Arlene Famy, Captain THANKSGIVING DAY PEP RALLY BAND R. 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M W' ,E K . gwwx iw ,f,+,1gw:2g5.,u,5ffIQLMW 'K if?Q'F2ge4rm?5FYsS4555Ft2.MQ5,Z??i5:15s4fsa1I2'1SE-Nifymfgiikggilgfl , -2 wg wxEef.mRsfMWK5 ' 'pmsarwgs?fv i f 'W' f, 31 Sa eww uwWQQQEQ,5,A1WM.,JFfgIf3g5Sg ,X Swims,,.fLg,jQQL123g,w.f ,Qmf3g,W5gWgg. m d- ,,,' W, J. 555,41 A ,d-- AW.ziLWy,ixgQ51,WMQ?,rgl,gf,3g3f5gAQk3gE,ig Q-,,g?g,,feswa5g3a.mga.5LmSJR-sigmsgfglzkg-fzgi .5-X -' K3 ' av: swQ5?f41134fi?i5v2f,5:f2Q'i5:1i5'iQ,'??jQi2 isfisfiff ' my wf:gg,KsQ514g.fafwaZ52Qiiw,m,,,::i,f1?,sm zmwfin, ' K'23224215523ffa2Q17.Lfszfixsiffgiiibweis:'wikisv ie, f b wma ki Q? , 1--1551921 Q:Qw1MfaLqV gigggffagfj diafnfif? -,25Z5gQ zasefsf5?+M'2fLHazen m,awfQm:5Hfg-Q!ffqif' x.?3w f, a-.Z K l d I EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF SENIOR CLASS Jean Insinnag Adviser STUDENT COUNCIL Richard Darraghg Adviser LIBRARY COUNCIL Katharine Browng Librarian HARMONAIRES Evelyn S. Hcrfmang Director CHORUS Evelyn S. Hartmanng Director and Mrs. E. Fisher and Mrs. L. C. Mackey Bakker Witte Alhert and Jack Alexander T. G. Pierson Gionti, Jr. Koppenol Mr. and Mrs. John Palmeri Mr. and Mrs. W. Volkmann Hilda Volkmann Mr. and Mrs. F. Marchese Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bergman Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dykhuis Miss L. Sporn Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs E. C. Chamberlin A. L. La Vista R. W. Ramsay Eugene Price John Price James McClane . George Titus Mrs. Clara Salerno Mr. and Mrs. P. Scullion Mr. and Mrs. J. Hoven Mr. and Mrs. J. Prol Mrs. E. E. Weeder Miss E. Weeder Mr. and Mrs. Charles James Mr. and Mrs. E. Hildebrand Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Robertson Mr. and Mrs. C. Quintavell Mr. and Mrs. J. Schmidt Carl and Joey Schmidt and Mrs. C. F. Robertson Dorothy Robertson M. C. Dowling Dowling Hoek W. C. Botbyl A. Perrius J. Tumminello Tallia Mrs. Mario Nazzarc Mr. and Mrs. S. Amento Mr. and Mrs. M. Leber, Sr. Miss C. G. Leber patrons Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Peters Norman Argott Mrs. Alice Lenhar Mr. and Mrs. M. Tideman Mr. and Mrs. C. Kingma Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. M. Kauker J. De Block .lack Andrews Mrs. Jane Hughes Mr. Ernest Morrell Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. N. Brown Mr. and Mrs. A. Riggenbach Mr. and Mrs. W. Diebold Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. W. Van Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob F. Keyser Frank Keyser Jacob Van Olden Joseph Lowe D. Alexander Houten C. Shumate A. Van Houten J. Kelly A. Vande Kiett H. Botyl Warren E. Beck George Hamilton Mr. Henry Berchtold Mrs. Mae Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ortman F. Willemsen Jean and Bob Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A. Fiore Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. Donkercloat A. Verblaauw E. Vanderstad L. Pefralia A. Fiore Gustave A. Bley J. H. Bleeker Mr. and Mrs. W. Damstra Mr. and Mrs. C. Cianci Mr. and Mrs. M. De Graff Mr. and Mrs. George Tenhor Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ruland Woodham Frank Stead Henry Abbink Mary Jane Alexander Gene Alonso Anthony Amoruso Jackie Andrews John Aque Norma Argott Susan Aucamp Babe and Steve Carole Babilz Judy Bakelaar Barb and Bill Barb and Bob Barbara and Charlie Bill Barlow Bob Barrowclough Bea and Bill Ann Beck Warren Beck Joyce Bell Lois Berdan Tony Bernardine Barbara Bernasconi Bel and Bob Bev and Chuck Doreen Bezuyen Ronald Blasberg Bob and Thea Joe Bobacher Margaret Boer Grace Bosland Joyce Bosland Martha Bosland Vi Bosma Herb Botbyl Jim Botbyl Nancy Bounasi Ron Brain Charnell Budin Buff Mary Jane Bushoven Butch Lynn Butterworth Donald Cairns Art Capello Joyce Carman Chet Caro Carol and Johnny Carole and George Nancy Caroll Bob Chamberlain Pat Champin Chashe and Walt Gladys Chrisbacher Ron Clark Mary Lou Collins Michael Colombo Dave Cooper Mary Copelton Jim Crawford Phyllis Cross Anne Crosse Peter Dahlinger Jane Daly Audrey Dean Gary Dean Herman Diebler Helene De Block Ruth Decker Dee and Jim ' Liz Dehn Donna De Jager Joan De Marco Cathie Den Haan Judy De Noble Joe Des Lauries Jeannetta De Vries Rod Di Risio Ann Dolphi Dot and Don Dottie Peggy Dowling Henry Dudak Mary Ann Dykers lrene Dykhuis Marilyn Earl Dorothy Edmunds Edna and Jim Judy Edsall Harry Eelkema Carole Egarian El and Riz Elaine and Ed Elma Harold Etlelt Chris Etzkorn Faith and George Walt Feasenmeyer E. O. Finn Marion Fisher Richard Flewelling Carolyn Gallo Paul Galluccio Barbara Gargliano Richard Gashler Pat Gesin Steve Gillingham Bill Gilmartin Margaret Gilmore Mike Glazer Ted Gleason Gloria Gnade Dorothy Gow Trudy Groendyk Maxine Groff Stella Groff Bob Grundy Lois Gurnee Ruth Guslorf Marlene Hall Dave Haman Geraldine Hamilton H. F. Hammond' Norma Hansen Bob Hanson Albert Harding Barbara Haring Gladys Harrison Russ Hartley Bill Hartog Tho Hawaiian Tom Hayes Tom Heinties Carole Heinze Helen and Jimmy Henry Sandy Hoek Marlene Holly John Hoven Carol Huebner Vickie Ingino Emily lppolito Jack and Darleen Jackie and Dave Pete Jager Rosemarie Jager Bob Jagger Janet and Eddie Barbara Jansen Jean and Bob Jeanette and Don Jeff Joe Judy Judy Judy and Judy and Ronnie June and Lois Kaack Elaine Kara Kate Judy Kauflin Paul and John Kearns boosters Marie Keenan Bob Keiser Frank Kelly Don Kenyon Sande Keyzer Janet Kievet Jim Killian Roy Kincaid John Klngma Gordon Knepper Ronald Knepper Barry Knolls Janet Koman Dave Kough Jim Kough Lynne Kour Margaret Kuehn Gary Kuyper Beverly La Baar Bill Lange Terry Langendoen Ed Leber Mary Larks Judy La Roe Barbara Lavender Larry La Vista Mr. Lawrence Tom Lefelar Pat Letteer Mary Leuscher Rich Leuscher Liberaco Lill and Norm Lissa boosters Max and Bill Barbara May Janet Mc Neill Al Mc Thomas Bill Meisner Jackie Methe Dot Meyers Joan Meyers Johnny Meyers Miss Helen Anne Meuche Mick and Dave Midge Miu Markle Miss McCabe Christine Missonellie Judy Moezalaar Lee Malenaro Andrew Montano Joan Morgan Mary Alice Morrell Marlene Morris David Morrison Irene Moryan Kent Moshier Ralph Motola Margaret Newby James Murphy Jimmie Newhouse Joan Niewaroski Lhuck Nuzzo Chuck Nuzzo Ralph Nuzzo Kathy Ocks Neal Onderlind Ray Ortman Alice Ottati Martha Otte Joanne Ottens Melinda Ottman Bob Outer Phyll and Andy T Bob Platner David Popper Barbara Post and Bob Joan Post Audrey Prall Claire Pruiksma Steven Price Pricie Gerry Prol John Prol Emil Prunk Bob Ramsay Louise Ramsay Joe Rascio Virginia Reed Judy Riedner Fred Rhodes Peggy Roberts Lois Robertson Merle Rose Steve Ross Betsy Roughgarden Bob Roughgarden David Roughgarden Fred Roughgarden Mr. Ruderman Neila Ruil Charles Russo Karen Ryerson Francine Salerno Sandy Sandy and Henry Patricia Salton Ray Salton Bill Saul Sharon Scheck Ellen Scheible Dottie Schoonderbeek De Wilde Marietta Smith Marian Snyder Belly Soder Frank Somers Helen Somers H. Southway Peter Spalt Paul Spiecher Don Sporn John Spreen Squeaky and Ronnie Bob Staff Gladys Stellingwerf Pat Stock Barbara Stoker Randy Stewart Lois Struck Ruth Sytsrna U' Conn Huskies Anna Unger Joyce Valle Shirley Valz Joyce Van Beuzekom Bob Van Dehlen Earl Van Den Berg Lois Van Der Schalie Bob Vander Goot lou Vanderspiegel Chic Vander Weit Connie Van Druten Lou Van Eykeren Don Van Grouw George Van Hoeven Martha Van Houten Neil Van Koppen Evelyn Van Zutphen Alice Van Vessen Ken Verblaauw Richard Verblaauw Ron Verblaauw Arlene Weslerhoff Julie Whipland Paul Whitehead Bruce Whilelaw Carolyn Whilelaw Jean Wilkes John Wilkes Peggy Wilkin Robert Wilkins Pat Williams Walt Williams Frank Willimsen John Willimsen Wilma and Johnny Woodie and Willie Wormie and Maggie P.F.C. George Youmans Barbara Zalenski Frank Zaffino Nick Zandstra Barbara Zolli The Zorchettes Ed Tangora Eleanor Taintor Charlene Tangora Cynthia Tanis Phil Tanis Eileen Tanski Peter Teichmann Richard Tempe Dave Tenhor Judy Tenhor Red Tenhor The Saints Norma Thissen Carol Tideman Pat Tideman Jackie and David Tideman Diane Tribel Dolores Tomys Bill Pagano Stanley Polak Al Palmeri Vic Parrill Bob Passaro Don Passaro Pat and Lou Dick Perna Andy Perrius Ann Petak Pete Thea Schoonyoung Thomas Schrantz Betty Elsie Joe David Verdun Connie Vervloet Ray Verwer Vlamis Phillipe Von Weber Joan Toomey Tootsie Jim Tozzo Andy Trautwein Kathy Trilmans Trixie and Casanova Jack Turner Marion Winquist Hilda Volkman Donna DeVries Barbara Smith Randall Stewart Martha Ortell Maxine Groff Bonnie Melvin Van Voorhies To those who have emerged victors after four seemingly hard years, Congratulations. However, look back on those years, and now, as you stand on the very threshold of the careers which lie ahead, know and practice all these things which have made this milestone possible - Democracy. CHAS. K. GERHARDT, INC. SPORTING GOODS SPECIALIST RUBBER FOOTWEAR I2 CLARK STREET PATERSON, NEW JERSEY SHerwood 2-I30I It Pays to PIay HAwthorne 7-1773-HAwthorne 7-1774 H. BRAUN TOOL 8L INSTRUMENT CO., INC. Manufacturers of PRECISION STAMPINGS FLAT SPRINGS 140 FIFTH AVENUE Hawthorne, N. J. DINTYS STEAK HOUSE 131 WAGARAW ROAD Hawthorne, N. J. Renovated Rotskellar to accomodate over 200 BANQUETS - WEDDINGS DINNERS - BUFFET SERVICE HAwthorne 7-9788 HAWTHORNE AUTO SALES CO. AUTHORIZED CHEVROLET DEALER 485 LAFAYETTE AVE. Hawthorne, New Jersey HAwthorne 7-1560 Tw Osur's Market 720 LAFAYETTE AVENUE Cor. Van Winkle Avenue HAwthorne 7-2398 HAwthorne 7-5357 Res. HAwthorne 7-3343 1012 GOFFLE ROAD Hawthorne, N. J. Richard Lont PLUMBING 8. HEATING Electric Sewer Cleaners Sewer Connections Compliments of: CHRlSTINE'S HOME-MADE CANDIES I HAWTHORNE PHARMACY SHUART GULF SERVICE DALE'S FLORIST I AIRPORT INN DR. ROBERT EHRET MATHIS GULF SERVICE JOHNSTON'S LUNCHEONETTE EMILY'S YARD GOODS Member of Hawthorne Listing Exchange Geo. G. Williams Agency REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE MORTGAGE LOANS APPRAISALS MANAGEMENTS 222 LAFAYETTE AVENUE Hawthorne, N. J. HAwthorne 7-'I 'l 'l5 GEO. G. WILLIAMS CONGRATULATIONS from Juall Gear Co. 1108 GOFFLE ROAD Hawthorne, N. J. HAwthorne 7-1618 Fa ber I Plumbing and Heating Co. 237 DIAMOND BRIDGE AVENUE Hawthorne, New Jersey I Highview Builders lnc. 16 HIGHVIEW TERRACE HAwthorne 7-4263 Best Wishes to the Class of '55 Blasberg Tailors CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Prospect Park National Bank HALEDON AVE. AND NO. 6TH ST. Prospect Park, N. J. Member: Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. FRANKLIN LAKE DAIRY -QTER I 1:75 W B E TTER HEALTH FRANKLIN LAKE DAIRY AND JOIN THE HOSTS OF FAMILIES NOW ENJOYING OUR PRODUCTS FRANKLIN LAKE DAIRY FRANKLIN LAKES, N. J. wmoff 4-0400 FIORE SALES AND SERVICE JuvENn.e FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES GRegory 3-6895 237 DAYTON AVENUE Clifton, N. J. Louis Feliciano Studebo ker SALES - SERVICE 166 GOFFLE ROAD Hawthorne, N. J. Phone HAwthorne 7-3648 FOR INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE C. Hunt- Realtor 57 FIRST AVENUE Hawthorne, N. J. HAwthorne 7-4296 Phone HAwthorne 7-4384 Est. 1922 M. A. Pernetti Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry Silverware - Gifts Fine W-atch and Jewelry Repairing 580 LAFAYETTE AVE. Hawthorne, N. J. Hawthorne Laundry Inc. 1050 GOFFLE RD. Hawthorne, N. J. Phone HAwthorne 7-6790 CONGRATULATIONS from HAWTHORNE THEATRE, LIMITED ALWAYS A sooo SHOW 300 LAFAYETTE AVE. Hawthome, N. J. SHOTMEYER BROS. PETROLEUM CORP. DIs+ribu'rors SOCONY-VACUUM OIL CO. PRODUCTS 24 HOUR FUEL OIL AND BURNER SERVICE HAwI'horne 7-I000 I0 WAGARAW ROAD HAWTHORNE N. J. Oliver 2-1212 TOWN AND COUNTRY DINER ALL BAKING ooNE ON Pnsmlses 44 GODWIN AVENUE Midland Park, N. J. Smallwood Motors Inc. CHRYSLER- - PLYMOUTH AUTHORIZED SALES 8. SERVICE 527 LAFAYETTE AVE. Hawthorne, N. J. HAwthorne 7-5200 A FRIEND Throwing a party? Having a meeting? Serve our delicious FRESH DONUTS Na ughton's 472 LAFAYETI'E AVE. Hawthorne, N. J. HAwthorne 7-9730 HAwthorne 7-5537 Goffle Brook Sales 8. Service AUTHORIZED DEALER for DIAMOND T TRUCKS 262-270 GOFFLE ROAD Hawthorne, N. J. Tel. HAwthorne 7-1418 Hours: 9 to 5:30 RICHARD N. HYATT CO. v custom UPHOLSTERING New FURNITNRE - suvcovens comics comms - URAPERIES 228 LAFAYETTE AVENUE Hawthorne, N. J. Evenings by Appointment RICHARD N. HYATT ESSO Radburn Esso Servicenter GEORGE A. SPORN, PROP. ESSO FAIR LAWN'AVE. AND PLAZA ROAD Fair Lawn-Radburn, N. J. Phone FAir Lawn 6-1016 MANUFACTURER'S DESIGN SERVICE CO. PARK GROFF, JR. - PRESIDENT I009 FAIR LAWN AVE., FAIR LAWN N J Tuxedos For Rent The Wilkins Photo Studios 369 NORTH 8TH ST. Prospect Park Phone LAmbert 5-0441 HAwthorne 7-1965 Tilstra Upholstering Shop Repairing-New Furniture-Upholstering Slip Covers-Made to Order Refinishing RGRTRAITS GRADUATION PICTURES WEDDINGS IN aRD DIMENSION 547 LAFAYETTE AVENUE COLOR AND BLACK AND WHITE G. w. Tilstra Hawrhome, N. .I Wm. H. Lambert- Realtor SPECIALIZING IN SUBURBAN SALES Member: Hawthorne Listing Exchange 56 VICTOR PLACE Hawthorne, N. J. HAwthorne 7-2556 BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATES from Hawthorne Pharmacy JAMES L. MELCON NORTH-END PHARMACY OSCAR R. oI.SsoN 578 LAFAYETTE AVENUE Hawthorne, N. J. Haledon - Novelty - Printers 299 MORRISSEE AVENUE Haledon, N. J. Golish Iron Works 1180 GOFFLE ROAD Hawthorne, N. J. HEATING - VENTILATING AIR CONDITIONING Spoelstra Bros. Inc- 1100 GOFFLE ROAD Hawthorne, N. J. HAwthorne 7-1058 Durands Esso Service CHAS. DITTAMO - PROP. ATLAS TIRES, TUBES 8. BATTERIES COR. GOFFLE 8. WAGARAW RDS. By The Traffic Light Hawthorne, N. J. Phone HAwthorne 7-9755 Ice Cream Greeting Cards Etchells 717 LAFAYETTE AVENUE Hawthorne, N. J. Fishing Tackle - Toys Soda 8. Candy Stationery-SchooI-Craft-Supplies American Reedcraft Corp. 417 LAFAYETTE AVE. HAwthorne 7-4700 SHIRTS LAUNDERED Twill Cleaners WE D0 OUR OWN CLEANING Prompt Pick-up 8. Delivery Service 431 LAFAYETTE AVE. Hawthorne, N. J. Phone: HAwthorne 7-4934 HAwthorne 7-2537 HUbbard 9-2210 B. 8g C. Trucking Co. GENERAL TRUCKING 169 PARMALEE AVE. Hawthorne, N. J. Wozney's Quality Bakery 204 DIAMOND BRIDGE AVENUE Hawthorne, N. J. HAwthorne 7-0894 Phone HAwthorne 7-5454 The Flower House COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE JOSEPH SCHMIDT 200 GRAND AVENUE Hawthorne, N. J. BUONO SALES INC. DE soro - PLYMOUTH SALES AND senvice 'I24 GOFFLE ROAD Hawthorne N. J. RIDGEWOOD SECRETARIAL SCHOOL IMember of the N. J. Ass'n. Schools of Businessi STUDENTS MAY ENTER AT ANYTIME Individual Instruction L1 BUSINESS - LEGAL - MEDICAL SECRETARIAL COURSES 75 N. MAPLE AVE. Ridgewood, N. J. Phone Registrar OLiver 2-0388 COMPLIMENTS WENY Bnos. 3- Virgil Lozzi STORMS CO. of Raymond Rhodes Agency . . McLEAN BOULEVARD at NINTH AVE. PATERSON, N. J. Free Delivery HAwthorne 7-4766 Hawthorne Paint 8. Wallpaper Supply 645 LAFAYETTE AVE. Hawthorne, N. J. JOHN MOLENDYK GEORGE PETTY Store - HAwthorne 7-3610 F Residence - HAwthorne 7-5758 Ga rden State arms HIGH QUALITY MILK FioriIIa's Jewelry AND Diamonds - Watches - Silverware DAIRY PRODUCTS Watch Repairing - Jewelry Remodeling 411 LAFAYETTE AVENUE BREEN AVENUE Hawthorne. N- J- Hawthorne, N. J. THOMAS FIORILLA Gllbert 5-2200 RAYMOND WILKES CONFECTIONERY AND STATIONERY STORE 74 North Main Street, Paterson, N. J. AR. 4-9323 BUSINESS PATRONS IDEAL FARMS BIRKS PHARMACY NATIONAL FRENCH CLEANERS KERNOFF'S ' RAlCHEK'S TOY STORE HAWTHORNE TANK AND WELDING WORKS HAWTHORNE BARBER SHOP LINCOLN FRIENDLY SERVICE w e i Q 'Q iz .1 K 4 fl ' . i 1 1 . 'Wu 12 n aga K GRAPHIC ARTS 6,1 'NP- f E 5 :EN 'S 'S . 'M X 5 1 K i ei nil 'Fifi H was N. V i H!! 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