Highland Park High School - Albadome Yearbook (Highland Park, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

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It was her constant goal to better us in any way she could. Some of us will go on to college, and others to various jobs, but, through her efforts, we will all be better equipped to recognize our greatest expectations. With deep appreciation, Miss Cushman, we dedicate our yearbook to you. I I N I Acknowledgements We the class of '57 would like to express special acknowledgement to the administration and faculty for helping to make our freshman expectations senior realities. 4 0 X W N Z. l l X MR. MEYER FRISCHLING n President of the Board of Education The Class of 1957 leaves us as its chief legacy its gift of voluntary hard Work to get out the vote on our school referendum. Because of this hard Work, this class graduates already experienced in some of the intricacies of democracy, and experienced, too, in the stimulating pleasure of working for a cause and not for am. g Good luck to you all. I am sure that the Class of 1957 will enjoy good luck and will continue to contribute much to the good luck of others. Meyer F rischling To The Class Of 1957, Graduation is just another step on your ladder of success. To each of you, your parents, your teachers, and the people of Highland Park, congratulations must be extended. Your success in completing four years of high school education has a definite effect on our community. You have raised the level of education in our community another notch. Serving as your superintendent for the past eight years has been a real pleasure. Seeing the bond issue pass has been my greatest desire, it will provide many overdue, needed facilities. May it be completed and made useful to all of the people of Highland Park. Best wishes. E. L. GILLILAND Superintendent of Schools MR. R. RICHARD JOHNSON High School Principal You are my first graduating class, and like the first of anything good and wonderful in life, you are special to me and I have great hopes and expectations for you. As you leave Highland Park High School I would like you to carry this message with you: Whoever you are, be noble, Whatever you do, do well. Whenever you speak, speak kindly, Give joy Wherever you dwell. Good luck and God bless you. R. Richard Johnson Faculty CONDIT R. ATKINSON Instrumental Music IOAN E. BLUME Vocal Music, History and Appreciation of Music JAY H. DAKELMAN Physical Education, Guidance JOSEPH DONNELLY EILEEN A. DOYLE Typing I, II, Junior Business Training WARD E. EHRENFELD English I English III, IV ff f HX BESSIE CUSHMAN yy, QEIU, v A- ELI-WOOD U. S. History II fy'-' ' Cllgyif, P- E- L- yi -,iv I I 1 ,v ' 7 , 1-1' l ffl!! WILLIAM H. ELLWOOD Bookkeeping, Clerical Practice Typing II N f .V HARRIET ENGLEHARDT Guidance MARGARET A. FLYNN English II, III, U.S. History I WILLIAM D. FRITZ Chemistry, General Science , f' xfvfkf- JOHN R. GROMELSKI Latin 1, II, III, and IV M. MYRTLE HUGHES Algebra I, II LA VERNE L. KIESSLING Biology WILLIAM H. HAMILTON Algebra I, Plane and Solid Geometry, Trigonometry RICHARD KLAWUUN Manual Training I BETTY J. KOENIC Spanish I, II, French I 5 wr V 1 ,2EE,l 3'l I .,,, , ,V . v gg 1 'fhff ARLENE MAISEL Home Economics EVELYN L. MALONEY U. S. History I ILA L. PROFFER General Math, World History Economic Geography, Civics ' Q ' . IW 7 I , V V . , F, by 'ji 1 I I Y we: ' if I f T5 ' I fr , ' , AUSTIN E. LEPINE Physical Education CERTRUDE W PATTERSON Englzshvlll, IV X I 'V DORIS ROCKWELL Librarian ROBERT J. LOZAK DOROTHY G. RUPPRECHT Business Law and Economics Home Economws Typing I, II ALICE C. SANTAMARINA French I, II, III, IV 'ru W. IRENE V. SHAMBORSKY Shorthand I, II, Secretarial Practice : -f mff fs ks:f5I:g2'sgggEEag :sg. '::.ga3:sL.f:x.,.-, 'NsS??!:e2 I ' ' 3 1: A ' .. 4533 .- I I r L ALFRED SILANO' Physics, Practical Physics ROBERT I. SLAMON English I, ll MARILYN TAIGIA Physical Education Driver Education PHOEBE E. TOMKO Algebra I, Geometry General Math E. THEODORE STIER Guidance ', MAUDE R. STOCKMAN Physical Education NANCY S. TRIPOD Art ESTELLA F. MEYERS Secretary JOSEPH VARJU General Science, Biology Industrial Math ELIZABETH DE MARCO Secretary GRACE S. PERRINE School Nurse ETHEL TAPPEN Secretary ANDREW BERTHELSEN MARTIN I. DOWNES ELEANOR R. BURNS ANNE LENIHAN Secretary Maintenance HELEN K. WIKOFF Secretary MRS. DOROTHY GOLD Typing I, II Junior Business Training PETER LAUGESEN Maintenance ll MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Iudy Higgins, john Deiner BEST ATHLETES Connie Sica, Paul Fessock Bob Callino MOST SINCERE Carol Hansmann Tony Lombardo MOST PEP Dotty Lore, Sam Rosalsky 12 TEACHERS, TORMENTS Sandra and Ed Hardy I nfroclucing the CLASS WITS Nancy Coupland, Ed Birn DID MOST For The SCHOOL Joy Haimowicz, Richard Holtz BEST DANCERS Lillian Young, Dante Orsini FAVORITE TEACHERS Miss Cushman, Mr. Silano Aain C haracfers BEST ALL AROUND Judy Baldwin, Pat Giacalone John Deiner CUTEST Sandra Lee, Nick Senker MOST HAPPY-CO-LUCKY Vera Pacconi, Spencer Sarnoif MOST TALENTED Judy Higgins, Abe Fingerhut BEST PERSONALITY Ruth Bemat, Bob Walter BEST DRESSED Sandra Levowitz, Steve Frieman BRAIN CHILDREN Margaret Slade, John Deiner BEST LOOKING Linda Gyarmati, Pat Quinn Tom Wait MOST POPULAR Dotty Lore, John Deiner CHAPTER I We fhe class of '57 look back on our four years of high school, seeing our greafesf expecfafions fulfilled as . . . E X SENIORS ancl look forwara' fo the fufure with high hopes. ANTONIE AARON Toni Brains and diligence in one little bunrllef, Albadome Editorial Staff, Pierian So- ciety, Assembly Committee, Modern Dance Club, Receptionist. Expectation-College. SONYA IOYCE BABIY usonnyv Here's a girl full of fun and friendliness. Vice-President Broadway Shows Club, IUDITH KAREN BALDWIN ujudyv A truer frieml and a finer athlete is hard to Hnclf, Editor-in-Chief of Fling, Homeroom President and Vice-President, Senior Chemistry Club, Leaders Club, Girls A.C., Alhaclome Feature Staff, Honor Board, Honesty Committee, Owl Award Committee, School Standards Committee. ,ff ., ,- naw-wav-W' PAUL R. APPLEBY 'Terseroerance is the setting, success the jewel. French Club, Girls' Athletic Club, Senior Play Ticket Committee. Expectation-College. Expectation-College. .ew ., x .K 1 DANIEL BALKU NOW Band, Modern Ensemble. Danny,' E xpectation-C ollege. 16 Why work when it's more fun to play? Radio Club. Expectation-College. PATRICIA ANN BARTOW Pat When she sang, it was the voice of an angel. Mixed Chorus, Office Helper. CAROLYN E. BERCEN Expectation-College. lKCarOI,, Her friends are many, and , her troubles fewf Girls' Bridge Club, Library Helper, RUSSELL C. BERCEN, IR. Gus A friend in need is a friend in deed. Varsity Club, Varsity Baseball, j.V. Football, jr. Chorus, Co-Manager of Albadome Business Staff, Card Club, Senior Play, Senior Fun Night Coin- mittee. Expectation-College. Fling Typist, Senior Play. Expectation-Secretary fr w ww fiery 2.2 if V 2.- 515' ... QS lf g.m1'y,'i?' :: '1 Af? i lil' 'P Q. M337 f . CLAIRE M. BECZA ..BetZ,, A walking example of nicenessf' junior Dramatic Club, Secretary of Senior Drzunu Club. Expectation-Secretary. ALAN BERCER ..Al,, Football heroes never die, they just break a leg. Football, Track, President of Varsity Club, Weight Lifting Club, Sports Club. Expectation-College. BARBARA BERMAN Bobbin Youth comes but once in a lifetime. Vice-President of Senior Dramatic Club, junior Dramatic Club, Rece - tionist, Office Helper, Albadome Stag, Fling Representative, F. T. A,, Li- brary Helper. Expectation-College. RUTH BERNAT Ruthie It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Cheerleader, President of Girls' A. C., Make-up Club, Receptionist, S. A. T. Committee, Buddy System Commit- tee, P. T. A. Representative, Home- room President and Vice-President.- Expectation-College. 18 ,,.',,,5ir,,,,,1., . if. 4 . A Q .wr Bi .itil ii?- Q. .163 If vi f l- if 1' 1. 32215551- lhiisnfi 2- f!51e4Ew?Qi ,.,.,.. , Ssiikfsfi EDWARD STEPHEN BIRN I ind joy in living and laughing. Expectation-Business ..',,iN:l ' fi 3132 E395 ,sf ' Qi-L .-Q.-,gas K fe ww fgia' . A rr , ,given J J. : rm. ME. 55,3452 1. , R rf' 2 P2 55.53 2 ag, is. .. from 16 -was 7 ,, . rs-V v- .. 5 mg . -:, if . A .iii T Q , ti... A.. va- : -wr J11feirff'?s2.-sx:i,1:fH Y, . .. ss .gr K. egg, Q ,... f,ssgsf.ggggf ..rfv5'L BARBARA ANN BLAH UT ..Foggy,, A diamond is a girl's best friend. Girls' A. C., Broadway Shows Club, Leaders' Club, Glee Club, Oflice Helper, Assembly Committee, Secre- tary and Treasurer of Homeroom. Expectation-Clerical Secretary. BARBARA IAYNE BOYLAN ..LegS,. V v Quiet and sincere, one we love to be near. Drill Squad, Mixed Chorus, Girls' A. C., Blackboard Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Glee Club, Senior Play Committee, Editorial Staff of Albadome, Theatre Crafts. Expectation-College. v 1, PETER H. BRANDT Pete So I took the carburetor out and . . . Radio Club, Card Club. Expectation-jockey BARBARA R. BROWN ..Barb,, To a young heart everything is fun. Homeroom Treasurer, Sports Club, Blackboard Squad, Senior Dramatic Club, Advertising Club, Girls' A. C., Fling Representative, Tri-Hi-Y, Fling Staff, Albadome Staff, Library Help- er. Expectation-College GLORIA KATHERINE BURGER 1-Glorn if Footloose and fancy free, that's the way I want to belv Mixed Chorus, junior Chorus, P. T. A. Representative, Blackboard S uad, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' A. C., Albagome Stall, Receptionist, Oiiice Helper. Expectation-Secretary. ,- :Eg get '.e-- 2255, - -xy, mg.. age? 'I lggtsi. 5 - f f is tw weaw. . . g ,Q 1- :gs 'ref it w 1 ,sw , BEATRICE LOUISE BYNES Bean Gay as a song, bright as a smile. Girls' A. C., Advertising Club, Glee Club, Modern Dance Club. Expectation-Business School. - J' MARY MARGARET CHAMBERLIN arMarvn A good-natured girl in everything, need we say more? Girls' A. C., Blackboard S uad, Ir. Red Cross, Girls' Glee Chili, Alba- dome Staff, War Orphan Representa- tive, Advertising Club, Ceramics Club, Theatre Crafts, Tri-Hi-Y. Expectation-Secretary. l Ji. ' . ! ' 1 We 19 it STUART COBLIN ..Stu,, The wrong way always seems ,, more reasonahle. Track, Pres. of Thespian Society, Vice-Pres. Varsity Club, Pres. Junior Dramatic Club, Vice-Pres. Home- room, Weight Lifting Club, Honor Board, Senior Play, Football Pho- tographer. E xpectation-C ollege. GAIL ANITA CONNER The mildest manners and the gentfest heart. Secretary-Treasurer of Mixed Chorus, junior Chorus. Expectation-College, is 1.-:eff ,af g,f.?5,:fws, -- .X r , - to -ki :sw -- 3,-t., se,--,r4,5Q.r5. e .,. . I. :W 1 s. ...+,f,. .,-.'fs-six rfs?g!'8,sxa2f1:.s-,,?i'?-,hlilwlllvfiiwaglf alga l 5 - ' -23 . .21fsiT:g':f5efg.,,,,f,3,,,sa1rf?,,J's5s. sf: MQW, 1. eg p-rw - Kim Jfsffsi ali? ,gag 4 Q's5T?r 'mt 1 wsix X ,f 2 23,-Jizz ?lri?f'7Zevl.',-.rfvz ?S+?i5,gl 'egini' 11 'give 91 'gif' 3'::1I.:T'Q ' a. .' fif ths. A . 1 -, :':. ' -'lic' ,2 si. so .. L' 'ilixffififet sz, .ws .ef -wm- ,L .. NANCY COUPLAND Nancie As witty as the day is long. Highland Fling Representative, Card Club, Librafigf Helper, Senior Play Publicity, O ce Helper. Expectation-Secretary. ' Ei.Le?5i5ifL: Qfgas. ill: ' 'P 4131! ESE Ms fe 'Hs 1 s Q .7 fQ.fes.ez, .sf,g1szggf1ss .Q ,,.. ..,,.. , .,.... ,,. .sei H-few mm fs: gl' 5 V - sw-m,g:7:.m1f7'11 wx .. 1:1-1 me J' 1: wi fe we - iirgs fie, ?fi:'1ftik:1 FAITH LORELEI CRANE ..Fay,, Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Albadome Business Staff, Fling Typ- ist, Office Helper, Receptionist, Senior Play, Program Committee, junior Dramatic Club, Fling Representative. Expectation-Secretary. ELIABETH JANE CUDDY Beth A good laugh is sunshine in the house. Drill Squad, Girls' A. C., Modern Dance Club, Iunior Dramatic Club, Homeroom Secretary, junior Red Cross, Oliice Helper, Advertising Club, Blackboard Squad, Reception- ist, Tri-Hi-Y. Expectation-Secretarial School. I P , Q .,,:.,. . Q - . f, ..'- . , H933 .,,s .Mu pc mg ggi? .5 Q Ui QQ ,Q - ,1i.Xs.,,,JijgAiig?.. Mr f it i 4 Y s pl me ,fi P H 'Ha - was 'mr ,ai Ls iw' '--,gg '13, s 'z if :wr . iw ,.... : CAIL PATRICIA CUDDY Her eyes glint of mischief, her actions declare it. Girls' A. C., Rece tionist, Junior Chorus, OfIice Heljper, Make-up Sziuad, Blackboard Squad, Tri-Hi-Y, A vertising Club, Editorial Staff of Albadome. Expectation-Secretarial School. WILLIAM DARMAN Bill The world knows little of its greatest man. junior Chorus, Bird Study Club. Expectation-Art School. - . - -.fr ff :Z .. wr...av -in zz' '-'sfiaag I 52. 7, Y' L' ..f. I 342 Qi? 5 if ras' JOHN T. DEINER apudgen He deserves the best in life. Sr. and Ir. Class Pres., Homeroom Pres., Tennis, Football Program Com- mittee, Honor Board, Basketball, Baseball, Fling, Senior Play, Sec. of Varsity Club, Sports Correspondent, Basketball and Football Scorer, Hon- or Society, Pres. Pierian Society. Expectation-College. 1 if J 7 w ir J e I X 'i f' 3 ip P145 .f .3 'gn V., I f ri :'g:- A fs R ,ri Q5?5elW2L iggggwrs wg 3 . vga f ggfffisk' x 5- la LEONARD DESSEL ..Lenny,, Speech is great, but silence is greater. Bird Study Club. Expectation-Business College A. FRANKLIN DEUBLE, JR. Frank His only crime was killing time. Band, Orchestra, Homeroom Officer, Electric Squad. Expectation-College. GAIL R. DOCHAT ..D0C,, What is a country without a man? Cheerleader, Advertising Club, Home- room Vice-Pres. and Secretary, Black- board Squad, Ir. Dramatic Club, Tri- Hi-Y, Girls' A. C. Expectation-College. IOAN MARGARET EBN ER .jon Thought is deeper than speech. Bird Study Club, Modern Dance Club, Secretary of Homeroom, Girls' A. C., Senior Play, Library Helper, Albadome Staff. Expectation-Stewardess. 13 ws 'r i f-, . -- '2e'1s2 . ,, 5 .- TM 1: nk -Sf' Q sn r, sei? r slffi BARBARA JOYCE EHRMAN Bobbie Short and sweet and nice to meet. Ir. and Sr. Dramatic Club, Thespian, jr. Chorus, Fling Representative, Al- badome Feature and Business Staff, Senior Play, National Honor Society, Fling Typist. Expectation-Dramatic School. ir g i? r r 55553 all E li 2 A Ellis l is 35 1 Q i M P 33.-F7 - fi 5 mm Q if 2 f: :,gg,,g,gg' ifif'f': liFl:E'E5 f:.iQ:E N- .. .. .. ' FI 3... ,vs J, ' , I .. Q, fy :is -Gifs:-': :.: ' . ,-.5j,', .' ifzf ,M ...: ilQEI1k.Q,,,:vf.v-5 ., ,, ' 'i ..-....'1! ROLAND EKLUND ..Ek,, The reason teachers retire. Expectation-Army MARTIN FAIS ..Marty,, A perfect sport and loyal friend Varsity Club, Football, Fling. Expectation-College. PAUL FESSOCK Fess A tree is known by its fruit, a man by his workf Vice-Pres. and Pres, of Homeroom, Honor Society, Treasurer of Pierian Society, Varsity Football and Base- ball, Varsit Club, .Weight Club, Treasurer o?'Senior Class. Expectation-College LUCY F INC Lu Her dignity covers deviltryf' Sports Club, Secretary of Homeroom, Leaders' Club, Girls A. C., Mixed Chorus. Expectation-Secretary. ABRAHAM FINGERHUT Monk Manager, Mixed Chorus, Varsity Club, Homeroom Pres., Vice-Pres., Treas. Sec., Card Club, Hi-Y, Or- chestra, Senior Play Committee, Pier- ian Society, Boys' State. Expectation-College. ':3'gi2.' C ' ' 563 J. fiil , i hifi YJ ' f- ' A Weill '.jgf'sS?. fi, . H ' - 'fs Y 1 CAROL C. FISHER The most useful virtue is patience. Mixed Chorus, Cafeteria Helper, Li- brary Helper, F. T. A., Usher for Senior Play. Expectation-College. STEVE FREIMAN Firmie Clothes make the ladies' man. Band, Albadome, Senior Dramatic Club, Senior Play. Expectation-College. 23 . ' s s? ',A , 5 5 'T . , 3 ,B Alu, K , . Q iid all ,fz - 'Er r v ':1mEf 'B 35 .12556 'Easel --- , ' ' ' f gtfi-f ' . l i FRF 4,5 .g Sgsgfw. . , '-if Afs1,,f...1 . fef.-5'lG,W I Sr ff .12-he iggzse -: -MX N 52 seg, w'l:HrM . ELAINE FRISCHLING The star olf our senior play also shines brig ltly in the classroomf, Homeroom Pres., Girls' A. C., Mixed Chorus, jr. Dramatic Club, Senior Play, P. T. A. Representative, Fling Feature Writer, Qualified List, Col- umn Club. Expectation-College. ?M,I. ,JJ .1'Z5fiz2ti9f7QT new -sz, 41 If M. LOU GEREK ..L0u,. Tri-Hi-Y, Receptionist, jr. Red Cross, Junior Chorus. Expectation-Secretary. Q . Y, W. ' 1 Q! I PATRICIA ANN GIACALONE ..Pat,, Faithful to duty to the end, a good sport and loyal friend. Girls' A. C., Jr. and Sr. 'Dramatic Club, Business Manager of Fling, Modern Dance Club, Treas. of Sr. Dramatic Club, Business Manager of Albadome. Expectation-College. z:'4wef2'rSt-s BOB GALLINO Buzzy Buzzy, Buzzy, l1e's our man. If he canlt do it, nobody can! BEVERLY S. GITTELMAN Football, Track, Varsity Club. UBGVH Expectation-College' A gleam in her eye, a smile. on her face, and a joke on her l1ps.', Glee Club, F. T. A., Sec. and Vice- Pres. of Sr. Dramatic Club, Fling Representative, Girls' A. C., Recep- tionist, Library Helper. Expectation-Teacher. 175- ANNE COLDSTEIN The industrious reap the rewarclsf, F. T. A., Ir. Dramatic Club, Pres. of Senior Dramatic Club, Make-up Editor of Fling, Senior Play, Alba- dome, Homeroom Secretary. Expectation-College, la 2 y , ,, a , ,'sj,mxgg, ... ,lip I?-'.'2Jwi,: 4 , M, 5, A 'ya-2 ,A ,Q ..5n .m,,,., fl, 1,5 pr sk 4 ft.fu4v1.,: vu L .4,s.,3.,cf'::f. H3114 gggxa.. 4 ag -qvvyzf . 5, Mn-'l'k 1. 'Q ARTHUR GREEN Art I feel the challenge to live and to dare. Football, Varsity Club, Homeroom Treasurer. Expectation-College. BARBARA ANN CROVER Barb,' A conscientious worker like 'Barlf will certainly get 'Riclifv Typing Staff of Albadome, Adver- tising Club, Honieroom Treasurer, Modern Dance Club, Girls' A. C. Clee Club. Expectation-Secretary. LINDA GYAHMATI Cer1n,' Always laughing, always gay, always has a word to say. Modern Dance Club, Receptionist, Ceramics Club, Fling Representative, Albadonie Staff, Homerooni Treasur- er, Tri-Hi-Y, Senior Play Counnittee. Expectation-Airline Hostess. ff -ij if'i ' K as MARIAN HABEDANK Mar Always has a smile and a 'hello' for everyone. Girls' A. C., Ir. Red Cross, Library Helper, Sr. Dramatics Club, Broad- way Sliows Club, Senior Play, Modern Dance Club. Expectation-Secretary RICHARD I. HABERKERN Habby A gentleman and a good sport, quite a boy on the basketball court. Student Council Treasurer, Football Pro ram Committee, J. V. Baseball, Basietball, Tennis, Varsity Club Treasurer. Expectation-College. --s. 'nr fr 'IWGY 'G kms! W' L ,UXFYQVPW Wi Mhwre. .Jfl..'w X. . .. .ir .t .--fs,-zfwkgw. ag 5 gf w-v m : ws.. fwmxragfm.--,o :- f gig 1.-assi. J -A-Rv.: wg: . is.s'f:..f S' its i f . fi frfigii kisQ..siS,s?y?if?K'i-121 1-i-get kim saws we 2 335351 t sm wft+,ss K it .ram .igtsiif wp Y 5 fl , A , . is wW...sf ,gm aff if X, ' 2 f 1 .vi 7 -i P' - - W if-'flex' fl or f'?Qip?E??T'3ii ii M151 t RONALD BASSETT HANAWALT Ron Even silence may be eloquent. Band, Orchestra, Chemistry Club. Expectation-College. ,. ef . ,.,t,,, l .. , 5 - . AM i k ,.. fzgszffi? if 1fmif:iSg 7 Z iltilffi, : 'f Kiwis , K f , ii S JOY HAIMOWICZ . . , Pride and 'fog' of the school. ' i m g? Sec. of Ir. Dramatic Club, Fling Ex- change Editor, Girls' A. C., Sec.- Treas. of Thespian, Student Chair- man of Assembly Committee, Student tg Director of Senior Play, Pres. and gi! Sec. of Homeroom, ,S E xpectation-C allege. as si ggi ? ,Q .... y ,.., iiri iise CAROL HELEN HANSMANN Sincerity is the power of women. Sec. of Homeroom, Treas. of Girls' A. C., Pres. of Make-up Squad, Fea- ture Editor of Albadome, Senior Play, Qualified List, Office Helper, Mixed Chorus, Receptionist. Expectation-College. EDWIN F. HARDY IB Eddie A devil in disguise. Fling Re orter, Treas. of Homeroom, Advanced, Electronics Club, journal- ism, Fling Business Staff, Track, Bird Study Club, Camera Club. Expectation-College. si? in Q ,- vm 2 I 4... SANDY LEE HARDY Moose', School would he great with Elvis for principalf' Sports Club, Advertising Club, Modem Dance Club, Fling Repre- sentative, Tri-Hi-Y, Homeroom Vice- Pres. and Treas., Clee Club Dramatic Club, Blackboard Squad, Reception- ist, Senior Play. Expectation-Modeling. CARL HASSELL Carl will ride to success in the H. P. ambulance. Track, Football Manager, Senior Science Club, junior Chorus, Senior Play. Expectation-Coast Guard Academy. .. gf, X ' -Q ig: 11 . , 1 Q .1 I I IUDITH E. HIGGINS ..Iudy,, , A horn leader and artist, Iutly has personality and talent to spare. Student Council President, Mixed Chorus, Jr. Chorus, Girls' A. C., Al- badome, F. T. A., All State Chorus, jersey Girls, State, Jr. Class Vice- President. Expectation-College. I ':'l:K' with T Q-'fssriw ' i T4 S ff-.s,f5w. vi, X ,,,, ff. . 'fi'2' z,.f nw, . ., 1, :egg a ,er Fglii -ef If ' 'L :MQ-tif., - -asm fx f 5, 9555,- 2 - . . ,,.. . i ,.L5,,, ,, f E E.. . . . JK BOB HOFLAND ..BOb,, All that he doeth, he doeth wellf' Homeroom Pres., I. V. Basketball, Football, Baseball, Mixed Chorus, Pierian Society, Albadome Staff. Expectation-College. RICHARD A. HOLTZ Rich A dependable worker, always will- ing, with a friendly smile. Pres. and Vice-Pres. of Electric Squad, Football Manager, Track Team, Albadome Photography Edi- tor, Photographer for Fling, Thespi- an. Expectation-College. 4555: ,V M GEORGE IAVOR Jumping George His greatest assets include a grey Studebaker and a flair for friends. junior Dramatic Club, Thespian, Senior Play, Football, Track, Basket- ball, Tennis, Albadome Staff, Feature Writer for Fling, Ir. Dramatic Club, Treasurer, Homeroom Treasurer. Expectation-College. KIRSTEN LOUISE MOLDRUP JENSEN Chris Good-natured and willing to do her best alwaysf' Modern Dance Club, Senior Play, Senior Dramatic Club, Broadway Shows Club. Expectation-Secretary. K ,rii k-k,k kkr. R what ,t,,:., 28 KIM JOHNSON ..Kim,, No one betrays himself by silencef' Albadome Staff, Baseball, Card Club. Expectation-Undecided. x VW Mit: si ' sw irls ssiiifgggtsa gm, . W , fm :fffiil as '51 E Y? I' .l s 'H ' M ly' Q ii' sk' is ka , P' Q , sis . ,Q we X gig sg.. ,ag a r is i.. egg-i fmi ffl: 433 , S img , .ss fs. ,L ri 1-igsfgaag, f il?-1' 125364 f as gg,f.m,QIp-,fs N551 Yen .H 9 ' YH. 3 ,.., i.,.f'f,. , tvsggg ax sqfimase . -2 -3- f Wk? f N , avxs::g,s2P3,.fs , - .w tif 6 x mas: ., ai- ss fsfrfms... . HOWARD I. KALKSTEIN Howie,' A little shrewdness goes a long, long way. Band, Freshman Basketball, Vice- Pres. of Student Council, Vice-Pres. Homeroom, Senior Pla , Standards Committee, Chairman oty Owl Award Committee, Pierian Society, Pres. Stu- dent Council. Expectation-College. JOSEPH KARA aloe., A friend of all and to all. Electronics Club, Card Club. Expectation-Aeronautical Technician HARRIET KARACUOSI Har No soul as merry as hers. Modern Dance Club, Cirls' A. C., Make-Up Squad. Expectation- Undecided. as A4 .K .. . 629' SANDRA LYNN KAYE Sandy Work to some is duty, . , to me rs a pleasuref Newspaper Stall, Student Council, Honor Society, Albadolne Staff, Vice- 'President of F.T.A., Accompanist for Mixed Chorus, Senior Play. Expeetation-Elementary Teacher. W W if W M5515 3, JEAN A. Kerk Keen eyed and gracious in all her waysf, Clee Club, Vice-Pres. of Advertising Club, Receptionist, Secretary of Tri- Hi-Y, Office Helper, Feature Staff of Albadome, junior Red Cross. Expectation-Secretary. X lib if 1 ,jj it ' - . A MARTHA KOHL 'KMargie A lovely lady, garmented in light. Library Club, Oflice Helper, Modern Dance Club, Blackboard Squad, Tri- Hi-Y. Expectation-Modeling. SHEILA BARBARA KOSSOF Sheil A faithful friend is beyond compare. F. T. A., Ir. Red Cross, P. T. A. Representative, Sr. Dramatic Club, Typing staff of Albadolne, Senior Play, Typing Editor of Highland Fling. Expectation-Business College. 4 4 Q . ' M K 3 Q H 555,312 M ,Q QP aaa- K B ROBERT KOSZTYO ..BOb,, But here I am to speak what I do knowf' Band, Orchestra, Science Club. Expectation-College. IUNE KOVER There's no diplomacy like silence. Ir. Red Cross, Girls, A. C., Fling Typist. Expectation-Secretary. .t I iziszflwiiiiil YiZFXi5V'f5QQ?!g it ., yfefffm .ifeismieiigi-'21 EELSSEQS 'S ELIZABETH ANN KOVASH Betty, Music is the stairway to the stars. Mixed Chorus, Highland Fling, Senior Play. Expectation-School of Music. 'Fifi SS Q 5 Q f ,Q :igiigfisifi gs - liiaigiiii Mr ' riir My ,W .,,. . . ., , ,,.. ...H ,Q raiffzcaifzar K . . iifililflrlsi gffgfifi lg, .,Qgk,3,,..Q.,,..N .,.y.,..,..M,.s.,.ds,.t,......,f, my ' 1 , as is Maw fi YM 6 :Sem i L M if His? iv or if is ff.. a is S. K it X li l K Q. LYNN H. KRAFCHIK Chickie Who said I don't know how to drive? Fling Reporter, Modern Dance Club, Ceramics Club, Clee Club, Fling Representative, Receptionist, Girls' A. C., Albadome, Senior Play. Expectation-College. I ANN Io-Anne will always 'Wait' for the better things in life. Blackboard Squad, Girls' A. C., Ad- vertising Club, Homeroom Treasurer, Theatre Crafts, Modern Dance Club, Senior Play Usher. Expectation-Secretary. XX' Q1l,w if wi, .M , . fi f 1 V Q Q.. ' Y 1. v . ' ', 2 K ' f 1: ' ..'::,v':.' W '-iii , 'gg .QMWIN -Q, .,w,,-sq:.i fl, 1-,,-,, , Y f' i ' 5 W:iff'-2f1+:'i2i'mi:2zf: -- - . o will A Vcixfwcl. Lt SANDRA JANE LEE Sandy Petite, pretty, personality plus. - Clicerleaclcr, junior Dramatic Club, Vice-Pres. of Cirls' A. C. Treasurer of Homcroom, Advertising Club, Ofbce Helier, llcccptionist, Modern Dance Club, jr. Red Cross, Tri-Hi-Y. Expectation-Business School. x,,x 1 , . fl, 2 V ' Y 'A ' 'ST .V . . X , 4. , - f, 37 , ,. 4, he ANTHONY LOMBARDO i.T0ny,i A good-naturecl fellow with a smile for all. Hoinerooin Pres. and Treas., Varsity Club, Football, Baseball, Weightlift- ing Club, Sports Club. E xpectatio n-College. -1'-Y-fi DOROTHY LORE D0tti Pep, personality, and popularity. Girls' A. C., Fling Representative, Clieerlcailcr, Homerooni Treasurer, jr. lled Cross, Advertising Club, Clee Club, Office Helper, Receptionist, Senior Play. ' Expectation-Secretary. ,i JAMES G. MAHEH Farmer A happy life is the only life. SANDRA LEVOWITZ Card Club, Electronics Club. usandien Expectation-Landscaping and Farm- A combination of common sense, ing. good taste, and artistic ability. Sr. Drainatics Club, Receptionist, Blackboard Squad, Albadonie Staff, Ceramics Club, F. T. A., Library Helper, Stage Craft, Senior Play, Tri- Hi-Y. Expectation-College. JOAN MARIANO Ioan will dance her way to fame. Cheerleader, Homeroom Secretary. Expectation-Secretary. BEVERLY ANN MARINO ..BeV,. A good voice is a blessing indeed. Mixed Chorus, Ir. Red Cross, F. T. A., Receptionist, All State Chorus, P. T. A. Representative. Expectation-College. iafsiiwfz P . .,.. 3 . - - .Ns- . 1 -.f,-. K.-1,5-his -:sf - .5 31' riagsisfs ,,--1. bfi.,-K-,:,, -- MARY MARTEL Martyn F ree as a wandering breeze. Girls, A. C., Leaders, Club, Hobby Club. Expectation-Secretary. E X BARBARA LOUISE MARTIN ..Barb,, Smile and the world smiles with you. Mixed Chorus, Girls' A. C., Recep- tionist, Office Helper, P. T. A. Repre- sentative, Homeroom Secretary, Al- badome Business staff, Senior Play, Fling Typist. Expectation-Secretary. 'Dinan' BETTY LOU MESSINA ..Bet., A penny for her thoughts. Girls, A. C., Library Helper, Alba- dome Business Staff. Expectation-Secretary. 4 'Q' :sri-fgzfwf Hz.. p. ww aut' 4 f- -lg. 9,5 'pm N-1 Ju,-'igp V, ,.-.r,.. vm: 55,ggp2,f:.-355.532 Y N .w,1!. ,Ji , ,. i ,UI , Wifi t -4 1-gr , el B V mv., f ' J' s 299 r W 'Tn .ra CAROL EILEEN MEYER When God passed out kindliness, Carol was first in line. Girls' A. C., Mixed Chorus, Black- board Squad, Red Cross, Glee Club, Homeroom Vice-Pres. and Secretary, Pres. of Ceramics Club, Theatre Crafts, Albadome Staff, Dramatics Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Fling Representative, Senior Play Committee. Expectation-Secretary. JOAN MITCHELL RIO.. Sweet, sincere, without a care. Drill Squad Leader, Treasurer of F. T. A., Captain of Receptionists, Vice- Pres. of Make-up Squad, Girls' A. C., jr. flgied Cross, Glee Club, Albadome Sta . Expectation-College. Sfweef A K GAIL MORTON Good sportsmanship and skill go hand in hand. Girls' A. C., Make-up Squad, Glee Club, Leaders' Club, Broadway Shows Club, Girl's Sports Club. Expectation- Undecided. . . .1 4? . W1 El '?:3g5gv:., 93, ,, is 1. GEORGE NejAM E Mixed Chorus, Bird Stud Club, Vice-Pres. and Treasurer ol, Home- room, Boys' Glee Club, Freshman Basketball, I. V. Baseball. Expectation-Ministry. ROBERT JULIUS NIKELSKY Bob HP's answer to Einstein. Advanced Radio Club, Science. Expectation-Vocational School. lr W' 'S il' gl K Qil f A L 5sgf?.Q.Q 11 . .X ds if 23 . lv mgfff.-1' . ,. , .. , .,, .. ,.. ,,, .. .l , 5,-, 1 -- ,,, , - .M .,I,5 l i ,,,,3g. . ,- - ..Q::E-'.:fem 54,1 5,4115-V ,,..,- ll-15193. , M,mapafmasjeaemwmnwwswmees .X W . . , . .,. l l A 'Wi sal? H-1' www+,,i ' 4 M if 3 DANTE C. ORSINI HiiH0, HilHo, it's up to 5th I go. I. V. Baseball, Varsity Track, Varsity Football, Varsity Club, Advertising Club, Card Club, Treas, of Home- room. Expectation-Technical School. VERA PACCONI uvern A good heart is worth more than gold. junior Chorus, Home Economics Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' A. C., Adver- tising Club, Albadome Staff, Art Club, Red Cross Treasurer. Expectation-Secretary. MARIE ADRIANA O'SHEA Rec Very good in sports, with many other fine qualities. Girls' A. C., Bird Study Club Senior Play, Assembly Committee, Alba- dome Business Staff, Library Helper P. T. A. Representative. Expectataion-Secretary. 3 Y aww' r l ir . - ,,-5 .f -.-m,...Qf . .-.. , . ::. , ' fi. 0 Q . V .' 'Q '1' 5' H: .ff,.f5': 3-.V S M ,K E!:l2H: E!iE32g'l5:: l ll 5 lf . 1- ,. V- Wil for X ww me-1 I PHILIP E. PAGE ..Phi1,. School would be great if it wererft for the homework. Electric Squad, Hi-Y, Chess Club, gieihman Basketball, Pres. Camera u . Expectation-Armed Service. JOSEPH PAUL aloe., Wherever there is Joe, there is Paul. Football, Track, Vice-President of Varsity Club. Expectation-College. fn. GENE PETLICK Pet A hunting we will go. Card Club. Electronics Club. Expectation-Air Force. FLORENCE RANDOLPH Carol A quiet girl, but one of worth. Cirls' Clee Club, junior Red Cross, Make-up Squad, Albadomc Staff, Re- OLWVEN REESE HOV, To know her is to like her. Senior Drannntic Club, Broadway Shows Club. Expectatian-Secretary. PATRICIA L. QUINN im For Patty, Beauty is more than skin deep. Girls' A. C., Mixed Chorus, Fling licprcsentutive, 'l'l'CilSlll'Cl' of 'I'ri-Hi- Y, Homeroom Vice-Pres. and Secre- tary, Cleo Club, Blackboard Squad, Senior Play Committee. Expectation-College. ccptionist, President of the F. T. A. Expectation-College. LINDA CAROL RICE 1-Reev A hig tease with a big heart. junior and Senior Athletic Club, Al- budome Stuff, Treasurer, Advertising Club, junior Red Cross, Reception- ist, Leaders' Club. Expectation-College. . l'- -A i 1' af- ' tagf IUDITH M. RIZZO aludyn Small, sweet, and sincere. Homeroom Pres. and Secretary, Modern Dance Club, Senior Play Committee, Vice-President of junior Dramatic Club, F. T. A., Highland Fling. Expectation-Medical Secretary. SAMUEL H. ROSALSKY Sam Packed full of fun and laughter too. N xt 1 ,X lc .Is l 2 it 5 , me 3: t flw. :Hi -rj. 3 it RICHARD R. ROSENTHAL Rich,' A hard worker with a promising futuref, junior Dramatic Club, Senior Dra- matic Club, I. V. -Football, Highland Fling, Albadome, Senior Play, Cafe- teria Helper, Hi-Y. Expectation-College. elif M 1523: if 3 . . W ,E x' g ,411 ,tk .. Homeroom President, Treasurer of Sr. Dramatic Club, Track, junior Chorus. Expectation-College. Q ff Q 1 A X M t f ' HILARY RUSSAVAGE ..Al,, Although he is new, his friends are not few. Homeroom Secretary, Senior Play. Expectation-College. LENA LUISA SACCO Lee lf silence were golden, Lena would be rich. Sports Club, Girls' A. C., Modern Danfce Club, Albadome Business Sta . Expectation-Secretary. DAVID MICHAEL SAPIRO Dave Suave, gay, zlebonairg but in back of it all, u devilish air. Basketball, Vice-President of Home- room. Varsity Club, Card Club, YVeigl1t Club, Band. E xpectation-C allege. SPENCER A. SARNOFF Spence 'Spence' has as many friends as freckles. Freshman Basketball, J. V. Basket- ball, Varsity Football, Varsity Club, Card Club, Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent, Weight Club, Office Helper. E xpection-C allege. Tvufxj X QAM ALLAN SCHOIFET Schof A ready comment for everyone. Football, Track, Homeroom Vice- President and Treasurer, Senior Play Business Manager, Varsity Club. Expectation-College. ARLEEN SCHWARTZ SchwartZie Arleen may lose lier head, but never her glasses. Homeroom Treasurer, Clee Club P.T.A. Representative, Senior Dra- matic Club, Albadome Stall, Orches- tra, Girls' A, C., Advertising Club. Expectation-College. NICK SENKER Assign him a job anal it is cloncf' Electric Squad, Senior Play. Expectation-College. CONSTANCE JOANNE SICA Connie Heartaches come easyf' Cheerleader, Ir. Red Cross, Secretary of Homeroom, Secretary of Advertis- ing Club, Cirls' A. C., Receptionist, Sports Club, Senior Play, Photog- raphy Staff of Albadome. E xpectation-C ollege. LYNN CAROL SILVERMAN Many interests make a rich life. Thespian, Editorial StaH of Alba- dome, Student Council, Honor Board, junior Dramatic Club, Pierian Soci- ety, Honor Society. Expectation-College. ,,,,,,,,,,,.. .,,. , ,:. . I .. r,r ......., . ....,::. . . it .,. . , . . .I f Qgiifglbklfiiaf i :sis i n I eilgissfsrfifll r . ,qw 1 x,,:l,g,iszif.: si 5'urL5li5?i, RICHARD SIMON Dick I live the life I love. Basketball, Electronics Club. Expectation-Air Force. 9 ,,,,.,. r , s ng gk as S ill? ,.Q, . : ::7:E' . if - 2:2 :f r Si ia' if f gillfiiiiiiiifkf isgasiifseggi gn, wwf ,, x:5:xfEPi' if ,. .5 . Rffrv' 2135? . 3524 'l 'Q-58? fig? 'psf f 5555255 s,rs,frf.fsf fi me iw-Sw, W , , , ,,,.,, ., .r WG? 'ff'f-::'wt:':v.,-iff? if . Q '4 if f- -f' ww H M-iw: sir A 5 -Q 3 - 1.:ii'--'ia-:Qs-itHIEQSW-sw 3511 EMM Qs, is-are ri g:f'1'ii,fM peg sn, was - ,, 5 Q '?'riii5?2rl'gg-3.15K fi 'Y - w i EMILY JEANNE SIMONCELLI ..Em,, Cute, tiny, and full of pep, never a dull moment with Em around. Homeroom Secretary, Blackboard Squad, junior Class Treasurer, Senior Class Secretary, Albadome Business Staff, Fling Typist, Receptionist. Expectation-Secretary. f CATHERINE LUCILLE SKIBA Kit Like a ray of sunshine, she is always on the beam. Bird Study Club, Library Helper, Assembly Committee, Secretary of Student Council. Expectation-Secretary. MARGARET SLADE Always pleasant, charming, and refined, wit and brains are here to flaunt, Editor-in-Chief of Alhudome, Mixed Chorus, Receptionist, Assembly Com- mittee, Oflice Helper, Secretary of Pierian Society, Fling Feature Writ- er,, Girls' A. C., Make-up Club, Senior Play. Expectation-College. MARY ELLEN SMITH Rebel What is there to do but be merry? Girls' A. C., Modern Dance Club, Library Helper, Fling Representative. Expectation-Nursing School. 7...f1:L,?'s12affg5i.f1 I 'Fr . i 31 ANDREA CAIL SKLAREW Andie Full of fun, full of pep, our Andie is really hepf' Girls' A. C., Homeroom Pres., Vice- Pres., and Treas., Teacher and Presi- dent of Modern Dance Club, Drum Majorette, Buddy System Committee, S. A. T. Committee, Football Pro- gram Committee, Blackboard Squad, Theatre Crafts, Receptionist, Column Club, Qualified List, Fling, Alba- dome Editorial Staff, Student of the Month. Expectation-College. RHODA SMITH ..Ro,. Nice to talk with, pretty to walk with. Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer, Girls' A. C., Receptionist, Leaders' Club, Vice-President and Secretary of Modern Dance Club, Glee Club, Albadome Staff. Expectation-College. DONALD HENRY SPRAG UE Don 'HA little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Band, junior Chorus, Bird Study Club, I. V. Football, Track. Expectation-College. 39 LANCE STALKER Stalk Words never fail mef' Stage Crafts, junior Dramatic Club, Track, Thespians, Senior Play. Expectation-Army. KAREN MARCA SULFRIAN Poise and grace command ,, the world. Mixed Chorus, junior Chorus, Senior Play, Tri-Hi-Y. Expectation-Secretary. .-.:..f,,sW, .. -is is--f -Q, Y,--:.'f.gmgt ,,,,., rg rug? 5' is ARTHUR TANGOLICS Art Has a persuasive good nature and laughing eyes. Advertising'Club, Card Club, Elec- tronics Club. E xpectation-M arines. Qliisiil H525-iii? 'SESS fiifiiii' YR' Xi? . izmff Zifsefsg-Q-Hfsf A is x s--is - A- snail RICHARD ALLEN THATCHER Richy I live for fun and laughs. Homeroom Treasurer and President, Track, Treasurer of Advertising Club, Card Club, Electronics Club, Highland Fling, Band. Expectation-College. 5 ANNA MAY THOMPSON Ann Not only good in sports but a good sport as well. Mixed Chorus, junior Red Cross, Girls' A. C., Junior Chorus, Leaders Club, Clee Club, Sports Club, Senior Play, Advertising Club, Modern Dance Club. E xpectation-M odel . A .!,-L-2 yr 2 MARGARET TOMPKINS Peggy Even though quiet, I am here. Advertising Club, Albadoine Feature Staff, Girls' A. C., Cafeteria Helper, Senior Play. Expectation-Secretarial School. JOYCE VAN DEVENTER ..JOy,. A nicer girl cannot be foundf' Dancing Club, Clee Club, Treasurer of Homeroom, Junior Red Cross, junior Chorus. Expectation-Dental Assistant. NANCY VAN HEUVEL Nan Stage Craft, Homeroom President, Ceramic Club, Blackboard Squad, National Honor Society, Pierian Society, Albadome Staff, Senior Play. Expectation-College. 'Qi STEPHEN CHARLES VASEY Steve What is he going to do next? Feature Editor of Fling, Senior Play, I. V. Football. Expectation-College. THOMAS WAIT Tom Thou shalt find him the king of good fellows. Homeroom President, Bird Stud Club, Boys' Clee Club, Football: Trails, Camera Club, Boys Sports Cu . E xpectation-C ollege. ROBERT M. WALTER ..BOb., Bobby, Bobby, always late, forgets to come at half past eight. Homeroom President, Track, Tennis, Mixed Chorus, Junior Chorus, Pierian Society, Senior Play, Qualified List, Albadome Staff. Expectation-College. JAMES I. WARE jim Napoleon was a little man. I. V. Baseball, Football, Advertising JUDITH ANNE WARR ujudyn Glee Club, Junior Chorus, junior Red Cross, Senior Dramatic Club, Secretary of F. T. A., P. T. A. Representative, Senior Play Commit- tee. Expectation-College. -i2g5f?g,fzm 1 9 rg -f meat 5 f.'fiTT?,, 5545315 wa .5 iaifg f 1' .fill mill? Q, ,,...,, w7v,,, , t... f.,l . .M MMA, W P' his - Tlllhskt iff. Club, Card Club, Electronics Club. Expectation-Navy. 'fszfs 'sl' Wg . . -I A t. ,.,,,.. , -1, -. -1 '1- NORMA PHYLLIS WEISS rrN0rm,, It's the silent ones you have to beware of. F. T. A., Senior Dramatic Club, Fling Reporter, Feature Staff of Al- badome, Receptionist, junior Red Cross, Ceramics Club, Make-up, Squad, journalism, Senior Play, Qualified List. Expectation-College. SARAH ELIZABETH WITTENBORN -.Betsyn A merry heart maketh a a cheerful countenance. Senior Dramatic Club, Make-up Squad, Albadome Staff, Student Director of Christmas Pageant, Homeroom Vice-President, Chaimian of Honor Board, Receptionist. Expectation-College. I VMJQQA Q QSC ,Ziff QD .egff aff IUDITH CAI L WUNNENBERG Judy Speech is silver, silence is gold. Senior Play Committee, Fling Typist. Expectation-Secretary. fill LILLIAN YOUNG Lill Forget the homeworkg turn on 'lockoi - letis clancelv Cheerleader, Cirls, A. C., Advertising Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Modern Dance Club, Blackboard Squad, Girls Clee Club. Expectation-Secretary. Y D LINDA JEAN ZIMMERMAN Zim,' She looks like an angel, acts like one, too, hut you never can tell what an angel will :lofi Homeroom Pres., and Vice-Pres., Pieriun Society, Assembly Commit- tee, Football Program Committee, Senior Play, Buddy System Commit- tee, Chairman of S. A. T. Committee, P. T. A. Representative, Associate Editor of Albadome, Athletic Club. Expectation-College. fe I fl' CLASS HISTORY Listen my children and you shall hear Of our classis doings from year to year. On a day in September in '53 - We came in. Noticed by all as our entry was made, 'Twas apparent to others that we weren't afraid To work and climb to the top was our goal - We were 06. The social season started gay, And the Fall Mixer paved the way For us to meet the other classes - And we did. Football season came to pass, To the games we went en masse. We were proud to cheer our team- So we did. I n studies, too, we spread our fame. Often to us the honor plaque came. But we worked hard to gain our grades - Thus we plugged. Electric squad, drama, chorus, and shop, Cheerleading, newspaper, and Hula Hop, All were enjoyed in our Freshman year - We moved on. In our Sophomore year our football team Bestowed on our school renown and esteem. We won the Central Jersey title - And THE TROPHY. Many new subjects received our attention, A few of these we would like to mention: Geometry, Typing, Shorthand, and Bio. - We were busy. Our Junior year, a busy one, was coming to a finish. Summer was upon us and our joys did not diminish. We said good-byei' to all our friends and said we'd see them soon - We moved on. When our Senior year had started, Mr. Lance had from us parted. Mr. johnson took his place - Best of luck. The Buddy System was something new, That our class succeeded in putting through To make the Freshmen feel at home - It proved helpful. Our Senior Production, based on a trial, The captive audience did beguile. We showed much talent unforseen - All were pleased. To the U. N. we went in November And enjoyed a trip we'll always remember. A class trip to Washington was also in store -- We traveled much. We had committees large and small Planning for gift, fun nite, and ball. They worked hard and did their job - Thanks to each. At last the time has come to part, But we will leave with heavy heart The school and friends we hold so dear - Bless you all. The most Unvenerable Bedes BOB WALTER and JOHN DEINER SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS In ClUbS and Other doings we took 0 large' pmt- President, john Deinerg Vice President, Nancy Van Heuvf-lg Our achievements for the school were of to a good start. Secretary, Emily Simoncellig Treasurer, Paul F essock. Many organizations profited from our skill - we pitched in. Our second year ended with a fine Well Done, For the track team once again had won. The Central jersey Crown was ours - We moved on. Upperclassmen now at last, Two years at H. P. had slid past. But the two best still lay ahead - How tempus fugit. The crowded condition of our hallowed halls Necessitated having two lunch calls. At noon our class was split in half - But we ate. After the rally for the big game, Our fun nite was held and everyone came. It was a success as you all know - We made money. Our girls helped make Sports Night a success With Women of Tomorrow in unusual dress. Robin Hood and Teddy Bears were seen there too Dig those females. Our gym became a festive place. With decorations we changed its face For our Junior Prom, the Mardi Gras - All were happy. 44 .ssfiss s if UNDERCLASSMEN We the Seniors see in the fufure fhe greafesf pecf f' I ll of the Underclassmen fu fi ecl. 7 f JUNIORS . 11-1 Left to right, Front row: L. Herzog, S. Eletz, I. Lombardo, V. Adoff, B Bean, L. Piermarini, J. Varga, O. Plagia- nos, S. Romano, I. Sweimler, V. Gervase. Second row: C. Cataldi, S. Hart, R. Pacconi, D. Terzino, B. Ciaquinto, J. Giarlo, J. Lore, S. Kotler, R. Birnbaum, I. Madsen. Third row: C. Rubin, D. Fritz, C. LaTurco, R. Carkhulf, J. Monaghan, D. Rackmill, E. Shoup, I. Balaszy, I. Higgins, R. Teitelzweig F. Conticchio. 11-2 Left to right, Front row: Miss Hughes, A. Simcsak, V. DeAngelis, A. Montanino, J. Sklarew, S. Grande, D. Carnins, A. Bardsley, D. Cavallo. Second row: V. Rockoff, J. Fox, R. Shiff, R. Lefebvre, R. Calendar, S. Miller, R. La Tourette, P. Roster, D. NVright, C. McRae. Third row: R. Kalman, I. Upton, T. Gavin, R. Bird, A. Ellwood, T. Bachman, I. Ferrara, L. Hill, L. Pfeiffer. 1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Secretary, Judy Hagerman, Vice-Presi- dent, Arthur Sockolofg President, Peter Roster, Treasurer, Leonard Okyn. CLASS OF 1958 11-3 Left to right, Front row: Mrs. Kie-ssling, M. Marta, A. Sixnsuk, S. Goldstein, C. Riccialrdi, M. Scllaltllwrg, B. lfeiclel- so-it, A. llulleluk, A. Pnstrick. Second row: li. llugley, S. Kroeger, M. Roc-eo, J. Iilusi, L. Kroll, l.. Okyn, B. Christian, B. Blumlmerg, NV, Nlclfeely, ll. llulfon, K. Adler, j. Ruderxnun, ll. Donini, B. Frauiz, B. Levine, J. Bower, L. Buck. 1l--..A 11-4 Left to right, Front row: F. Fuis, M. Giaquinto, A. Markcl, V. Areuy, P. Crenning, I. Snyder, R. Piecirillo, A. Purvis, N. Krugler, B. Steinman. Second row: P. Hirschnnan, P. Scaceia, M. Halnelsky, B. Kovash, B. Biro, P. Kings- bury, A. Reuben, R. Adams, R. Meseroll, B. Ferster, C. Black, I. Winters. Third row: T. Shulack, M. Cooper, D. Ballon, I. Lockwood, B. Brunson, J. Rubin, A. Sockolof, D. Miers, H. Gordon, E. Schramm, A. Chilakos. 11-5 Left to right, Front row: C. Jaffe, O. Cumzunis, A. Hulsart, V. Ritz, T. Yannck, S. Ballon, I. Collinger. M. Sloff, G. Moore, Mrs. Leahy. Second row: V. Sehoenly, A. Davis, S. Burnc, A. Lenetti, R. Staudt, L. Anldowitz, I. Clarke, I. Pai, I. Hageman, G. Mezours, D. Finklestein. Third row: A. Figlo, W. Feakes, M. Wiederhorn, R. Lamb, D. Hubner, F. Morelli, M. Kaplan, O. Schmoldt, M. Bernstein, E. Seeger. SCDPHCDMORES A A 4 1 1 QI 10-2 Left to right, Front row: S. Sahn, M. Higgins, K. Formica, E. Todor, S. Hisinch, R. Bongiovi, H. Ncilsen, Miss Shzunliorsky. Sccond row: B. Wil- liauns, M. Kluuber, 1. Porgcs, S. Lauer, B. Austin, P. Mnsuvugc, 11. Puccoui, C. Vailcri. Third row: T. Ertl, H. Smith, C. Boghossiun, M. Dodds, E. Frankel, J. Lukalcs, F. French, M. WVolf. 10-3 Lcft to right, Front row: P. Weiss, M. Small, Mr. Vurju, C. Cardner, M. Vudzls. Second row: S. Stung, I. Regan, B, Ornstcin, E. Crover, S. Katz, K. Sultcrcllu, Bcnnis, D. Michael. Third row: H. Furbcck, K. Kiriakis, A. Lenhart, K. NVilliaunson, C. Hall, B. Bryan, R. Goldstein, H. YVal1ler. Fourth row: C. Etlingcr, V. Piccirillo, M. Hartstein, B. Mironov, M. Power, S. Birnbaum, C. Connolly, R. Ingebrand, C. Thomp- son. 10-1 Left to right, Front row: B. Gere-sv, B. Angelini, I. Roemer, I. Nr-wniun, C. VVare, Mrs. Ellwood. Second row: P. Tarr, L. Murchitto, I. Sisco, A. Plagianos, S. Crodmun, C. Henderson, I. jacob. Third row: XV. Goinhosi, K. Carkhuff, R. Cree, P. Krueger, B. Dascenzo, P. Fingerhut, 1. NVeruer, Cf. Smith, B. Waters, P. Feidelseit. Fourth row: I. Vida, S. Freund, R. Shirley, B. Sbrilli, N. Arslnin, L. Alfonso. CLASS OF 1959 10-4 Left to right, Front row: M. Vudus, C. Stern, F. llichurds, N. Pudluk, S B4-rniun, M. Levine. Second row: la. Morton, N. Cates, 1. Keyes, B. Hana walt, A. Kish, Mrs. Hupreeht. Third row: ll. Haskins, D. Baer, j. Suno, j. Fhrlieh, N. Cullulianl, K. Iloflund S. Goldstein, N. Vureltgis, 11. lhl1lLlSClli Fourth row: D. Hobson, M. St:-tt, XV Suho, I. Slllltllllliltll, O. Palzlgyi, Landis, L. Seagull, A. Eisner, A. Cold- berg. ,,.-1 1 10-5 Left to right, Front row: A. Schulman, B. lhsszxlaiqllal, C. jordan, J. Best, N. f.i0I'f2lIl, M. Fessoek, M. Levitt, S. Kotler, A. llizzu. Second row: F. Cuttsek, F. Muhlersen, 1. Horowitz, S. Chervenuk, C. Steinhuner, C. Wittenhorn, l'. llur- kins, C. Wald. Third row: M. Seheniiek, S. Furro, li. Lockwood, VV. Slifkiu, j. Cullino, D. DeBartolo, S. Kaye, Mr. Lozuk. Fourth row: R. Hoe, F. Molnnr, E. Bloom, E. Tews, I. Bell, 1. Sklarew, B. Rosen, L. Trucker. 10-6 Left to right, Front row: M. Krusiuski, I. Fiesehko, Miss Maisel, C. llozore, F. Creenstein. Second row: S. Sweet, L. Sehwurtzinun, Heines, M. Pfeifer, D. Cohen, 1. Rizzo, S. Blzleher. Third row: P. Muth, L. NVurdwell, B. jones, B. MeClosky, C. Coinhosi, C. Zsannhu, S. lN'Iuggio, I. Lore. Fourth row: H. Ellwood, R. Vetreciu, P. Laulglykke, I. Sweeney, R. Freedman, L. Hieronyxnis, B. Sharkey, A. Snpiro, M. Beitler. 9-1 Left to right, Front row: M. Addy I. Weiss, Mr. Ehrenfeld, N. Austin I. Cain. Second row: A. Waxnian, N Toreki, R. Rosenberg, C. Sapiro, I Weintraub, I. Berman, 5. Cooper I. Stuart, B. Hanoka, H. Shapanlia Third row: L. Adler, J. Dunn, B. Palmer R. Schmitt, S. Redler, O. Pitt, M Pillon, M. Mandel, T. Johnson, J. Fierro Fourth row: K. Hesse. M. Caniiiis D. Meyers, J. Feinberg, T. Staininan A. Herf, A. Landis, S. Cronczcwski. 9-2 Left to right, Front row: D. Addis A. Master, Mrs. Tripod, N. Cuddy R. Calvo. Second row: R. Marchitto C. Schwartz, O. Siro, M. Hailperin C. Alessi, Piseiotta, R. Ross, I. Wright, E. Balogh, I. Toth, K. Fried- inan, j. Eletz. Third row: N. Herbubin D. Bernstein, R. Righetti, J. Dean, B Edwards, 1. Cainniarata, I. Policastro D. Bell, R. Fine, R. Sehatznian, ,I Fertig. Fourth row: R. Kaplan, 15 Haberkern, J. Young, J. Tonic-r, A Hirsehman, L. Kosniin, T. Pellieanr P. McCabe, F. Lynch. 9-3 Left to right, Front row: O. Fishman T. Kubiak, Mrs. Doyle, P. Clayton I. Torrey. Second row: N. Politziner, H. Schwartz, N. Hunter, L. Black B. Denenberg, D. Baxter, M. Sisco I. Holtz. Third row: A. Rosta, B. Al- fano, H. Etlinger, A. Hammell, R Rosenberg, R. Katz, J. Blaine, M. Welch- A man, M. Trygar. Fourth row: C Zimmerman, M. Morrison, A. Carmean M. Perlgut, B. Denhard, A. Sera, M Cox, J. Mausen, L. NVright. 9-4 Left to right, Front row: P. Friedman, ll. Amar, B. Smith, K. Schwartz. Sec- ond row: C. Boltcr, R. Amclur, L. Bruno, A. llcmsing, S. Vcrcs, M. Motolinsky, I. Ioccu. Third row: D. Ellel, P. Beck, j. Nikclsky, C. liuttcrmun, D. NVintcrs, L. lsscrlis, P. Clugston, E. Studler. Fourth row: L. Pcttlick, H. Klein, T. Dcuchar, D. Vuscy, B. Cooper, E. Fais, J. Messina, B. Huyter. 9-5 Left to right, Front row: S. Engelhardt, G. Drcicr, Mrs. Tomko, C. Serge, P. Burns. Second row: V. Sabine, Kap- lan, M. Cohen, H. Anckstein, C. Bennis, E. Olrisko, V. Zorzi, C. Gilbert, L. Roscnlxcrg, I. Voorhees, M. Stamps. Third row: R. Faulkinghum, I. Kneller, P. Buschhorn, A. Weinberg, G. Unter- mun, M. Smith, M. O'Hara, R. Cost, H Creene Hmoki Fourth row: . 1 , I. a 2. P. Luugcsen, H, Wuroff, W. Philpot, N. Savarl, W. Zorzi, F. Phillips. Fifth row: B. Baltin, A. Schor, N. Randolph, A. Meyer. 1 FRESHMEN . CLASS OF 1960 K 5: if wh..--p X '49 Y pn, ts- xr fx v 5 J' ? . CHAPTER In ACTIVITIES X-i.,--' X.- All fhe work we have puf info exfro curricular ocfivifies hos poid off in beaufiful producfions of which we are very proud, ond which lived up fo our greofesf expecfofions. ALBADOME EDITORIAL STAFF Left to right, Front row: C. Hansmann, J. VVarr, B. B. Wittenborn, M. Slade, L. Zimmerman, I. Kerelxes, Cittelmun, B. Brown, L. Rice, P. Tompkins, L. Kraf- C. Meyer, C. Siea, N. Van Heuvel. Fourth row: L. cliik, N. WVeiss, B. Ehrman. Sc-cond row: B. Boylan, Cyarmati, C. Randolph, I. Deiner, C. Iavor, S Frei- T. Auron, S. Lcvowitz, S. Kossof, R. Smith, C. Cncldy, man, R. Bergen, R. Walter, H. Holtz, R. Host-ntlml, G. Burger, S. Kaye, B. Crovcr, B. Berman, J. Higgins. A. Sklarew, I. Mitchell. Third row: j. Baldwin, M. Chamberlin, P. Cizlcalone, Xi Eel ALBADOME EDITORS Loft to right, Front row: L. Zimmerman, M. Slucle. N. VzmHeuvel. Second row: C. Hunsinuim, ll. Holtz, H. Bernut, B. NVZIIIPT, L. Silverman. -4. -1 - AJUWA A, 4 -mA.-L4 - 4, pff- 45155 YQ - A.-G5 7439:- sw' fu ALBADOME SPONSORS Left to right: Mr. Gromelski, Mrs, Tripod, Miss Shamborsky, Mr. Hamilton. ALBADOME BUSINESS STAFF Left to right, Front row: Emily Simoncelli, B. Ehrman, H. Bergen, P. Ciaculone, B. Martin. Second row: F. Crane, L. Sacco, J. Ebner, K. johnson, M. O'Shea, B. Messina. -.n., f.v-,- Afsf-Jxls.-.F-ifxrv Y 4: f-4-. Q 4,19 fkf- - +-4-A 7 -A-N45 f This yearis council accomplished some interest- ing items. Among the projects completed or being worked on were the revision of the Owl Informer, setting up the point system for the Owl Awardf' aid for Hungarian refugees, school building drive, and S. A. T. expansion. ? s 'DK Left to right, Front row: B. Ehrman L. Silverman, N. Van Heuvel, J. Hig- y gins. Second row: Mr. Donnelly, I. Deiner, P. Fessock. SOCIETY This is a group of students consisting of the top 595 of the Junior class. They are selected on the basis of character, citizenship, leadership, service, and A HONOR scholarship. y STUDENT COUNCIL Front row, left to right: C. Valeri, R. Amar, A. Master, S. Kroeger, N. Van Heuvel, B. Ornstein, S. Sweet, T. Kubiak. Second row: P. Roster, I. Deiner, C. Dreier, B. Sbrilli, T. Wait, L. Seal- gull, A. Sockolof, A. Finger- hut, R. Lamb, G. La Turco, L. Trucker, I. Weiss. Third row: R. Haberkeru, H. Kalk- stein, J. Higgins, C. Skibn, Mr. Stier. Left to ri ht, Front row: M. Slade, P. Fessoci, J. Deiner, J. Higgins. Second row: T. Aaron, L. Silverman, N. Van Heuvel, L. Zimmerman, Miss G. Patterson. Third row: H. Kalk- stein, B. Walter, A. Fingerhut, B. Holland. PIERIAN SOCIETY The Pierian Society is an honorary English Club compos- ed of the six senior boys and six senior girls with the highest average in English during the tenth and eleventh years. Front row, left to right: I. Warr, I. Fieschko, D. Ca- mins, N. Van Heuvel, C. Hansmann, E. Frischling, V. Ritz, N. Weiss. Second row: Miss Koenig, W. Feakes, Il. Kalkstein, I. Higgins, S. Kroeger, j. Winters, L. Zimmerman, K. Carldiuil, ll. Calendar. Third row: R. Hanawalt, J. Bauer, P. Langlykke, B. Walter, R. Haberkern, B. Holland, A. Fingerhut, F. Conticehio. Front row, left to right: Andrea Sklarew. Second row: Linda Zimmerman. Third row: Ruth Bernat. Fourth row: Lynn Sil- verman. S. A. T. COMMITTEE The S. A. T. Committees primary work consists of the spearheading of a highly concentrated sales campaign in the beginning of the school year. The chairman and the Student Council operate the big F all Mixer , and are responsible for sales and col- lections throughout the year. QUALIFIED LIST Eligibility for the Qualified List is based on grades. To qualify, the student must be on the Progress Roll twice during the year with no lowering of grades thereafter, or on the Honor Roll and the Progress Roll once with no lowering of grades thereafter. An E or a U disqualifies the student. Awards are given by the P.T.A. in the spring non-athletic award assembly. fw- O1 I QAM Q HB- www 58 N if lv V' 1 iw' Left to right, Front row: B. Kovash, B. Martin, I. Kover, NI. Lcvitt, N. Weiss, NVunnenberg, P. YVciss, L. Kraf- chik, j. lfieschko, O. Cainamis, IQ. Simoucelli, B. Ehr- man, F. Crain. Second row: D. Camins, NI. Marta, J llcagen, S. Kossot, G. Stern, A. Marlicl, V. Rockofl, P Aw Scaccia, P. Goodman, Krocgcr. Third row: Miss Flynn, S. Lauer, P. Massavagc, li. Rosen, Deincr, C. vlavor, S. Vascy, F. Conticcio, T. NVait, ll. Rosenthal, C. Bergen. Fourth row: E. Hardy, L. Okyn, R. Cark- huif, B. Brunson, A. Fiugerhut, R. Holtz, G. LoTurco. FLING STAFF The Highland Fling has a staff of students which gathers, reports, edits and presents school news to the school and community. HIGHLAND FLING FLINC BUSINESS STAFF -,The Fling Business Staff has 1:2 members. The students who are on the advertising staff are responsible for securing advertisements to help defray the cost of the school paper. The other members of the staff get the Fling ready for mailing and homeroom distribution. Left to right, Front row: E. Hardy, J. Rizzo, V. Gervase, F. Fais, L. Marchitto, R. Thatcher. Second row: Mrs. Ellwood, P. Ciacalone, I. Regan, J. Fox, I. Lore, M. Fessock. Third row: M. Fais, R. Carkhuff, T. Wait. if Left to right, Front row: N. VVeiss, O. Camarnis, O. Roclcoff, L. Cyarlnati, E. Hugly, P. Krueger, M. Fessoclc Sim D, lhxfcr, j, Rizzo, F, Crane, 1. Regan, S. Veres. Third row: C. Black, R. Falkingham, B. Carkhufl, A Second row: Mrs. Ellwood, M. Higgins, C. Meyer, V. Sockolof, N. Callahan. FLING REPRESENTATIVES Each year one student is chosen from each homeroom to act as Highland Fling representative. These students are responsible for the distribution of F lings each month and for collection of sub- scription payments. FLINC EDITORS This small group of students is mainly responsible for the pro- duction of the Fling. They administrate the departments and take on the responsibility and a large part of the work entailed in pro- ducing the Fling. Left to right, Front row: S. Vasey, P. Ciaealone, I. Baldwin, R. Holtz. Second row: P. Scaccia, I. Haimowicz, A. Goldstein, S. Krueger. 1-'Q' FL The Senior Dramatic Cluh sponsors exchange assemblies. a This year the cluh will give programs at New Brunswick, Bound Brook, and Metuchen high schools. In addition, the club takes a trip to New York to see a current Broadway play. javor. FRENCH CLUB Le Coin Francais is a corner of France in Highland Park where, hy songs, games, and programs, we visit France in imagination. L THESPIANS Thespians meet once every marking period at the home of one of the members. The state conference and the pro- duction of Sleeping Beautyf' were two of this year's projects. Left to right: ll. Holtz, S. Cohlin, I. IilllIl1ONVlCZ, L Silverman, L. Stalker, V Sclxoenly, P. Svaccia, Miss Pat- terson, V. Adotl. 60 SENIOR DRAMATICS CLUB Front row, left' to right: Miss Maloney, .l. XVarr, N. Weiss, B. Berman, B, Cittlc- man, S. Rosalskju, C. Becxa, D. Cayallo, S. Eletz. Svc- ond row: H. Russavage, R. Piccirillo, T. Yannck, V. Hockofl, S. Grande, A. Markel, M. Schatzhcrg, S. Kossof, R. Rosenthal. Third row: P. Hirschman, B. VVit- tenborn, G. Mezours, B. Blumberg, O. Rez-se, Xi. Hamelsky, A. Coldstein, K. Iensen, S. Goldstein, G. s 3 . Front row, lx-ft to right: Miss Pattvrson, K. Fri-idinan, S. Vi-rcs, D. lillcl, O. Fish- man, S. lingclliardt, A. ltiz- za, lff. O'Prisko. S4-cond row: I. NVQ-intrauh, L. llosv- lwrg, N. Austin, P. Burns, P. NVciss, S. Cloldstcin, D. Mit-lun-I, F. Crccnstcin, C. VVald, I. B1-rinau, B. Dviivn- lu-rg, CI. Sapiro. Third row: D. NVintcrs, C. Alt-ssi, S. Katz, N. Cuddy, ll. Cold- stciu, j. Sano, l'. l llllllt','l'lllll' P. Kroz-gf-r, N. Callanan, S Laucr, Ehrlich, D. Bern- stein, C. Smith, C. Sisco LATIN CLUB Front row, left to right: F. Crcenstcin, He-iucs, N. Corran, D. Cohen, D. Mi- chael, M. Levitt, Mr. Cro- melski. Second row: I. Por- ges, C. NVittr-nborn, P. Kroo- gcr, N. Callanan, S. Lauvr, C. Sisco, M. Bryan. Third row: I. Lulcacs, FI. Frankel, M. Landis, M. Stott, P. Fr-idelscit. Tho primary function of the Latin Cluh is to integrate what has hccn acquircd in class with the cluh's essential activity, simple Latin conversation and the cditing of a Latin IlCNVSPLlPCl'. Left to right, First row: S. Bahiy, S. Katz, S. Grande, Miss Santamarina. Second row P. Hirschinan, I. Ehrlich, M. Klauhur, S Hart, S. Goldstein. Third row: I. Balazsy, P. McCabe, H. Freedman, I. Sandonato, C. Etlinger. JR. DRAMATICS CLUB junior Dramatic Club is composed of ninth and tenth grade studcnts. Thc main activity for thc ycar 1956-57 was a joint project with tht- Thcspians, tht- thrcc act play, The Slccping Beauty of Lorclandf' '-it Front row, left to right: Mrs. Tripod, P. Clayton, L. Bru- no, N. Toreki. Second row: P. Friedman, M. Cohen, J. Pisciotta, O. Fir-hm.1n. Third row: M. Addy, I. Kaplan, A. Rosta, H. Shapanku. Fourth row: I. Cammarata, P. Bus- chhorn, B. Palmer. The Blackboard Squad is a group of freshmen chosen S U for their ability to letter. Using appropriate colors they Q letter announcements of coming events on the blackboards. M The Make-up Squad is a group of twenty students, who learn straight and character make-up and apply it for school productions. Left to right, Front row: Mrs. N. Tripod, R. Bernat, P. Goodman. Second row: C. Gilbert, L. W'right, J. Pisciotta, C. Hansmann, I. Varga, E. Grover, S. Sahn, I. Sweimler, P. Clayton. Third row: G. Randolph, M. Addy, D. Wright, j. Mitchell, G. Wittenborn, S. Ghervenak, B. Bryan, A. Purvis. 62 1 -Q 1 I , ' M f -ff 5' -r v -M Y 1,4-lt to right, Front row: C. Curclncr, C. Sultcrellu, M. Fessogk Suond row B Austm S lilau-ka-r, I . Nlllllll'lS0ll. Third row: L. Sclnvartzrnzm, J. Lon, L Black Iourtll row hss IIllL.!,'llL'S, C. Black. The Cvruumics Club usvs clay to make jcwclry. Molcls mal glam-s un- use-cl in making vases, book cnds, ash trays, ulcl like: urticlvs. Art Clulm is il group of iutcrcstccl freshmen who meet once- ll wc-ok all-tc-1' sclmol to vxpc1'i1m'11t with various art mccliu and fl'ClIlllqlll'S. Loft to right, Front row: I. Kaplan, A. Sera, I. Eletz, O Flshmul H Sglmtzurm li. Cost, H. Shapanku. 1- vig ,-,W I l .fa Tl' RECEPTIONIST The reeeptionists secure the names of all visitors to the school, and conduct them quickly and quietly to their desired destin- ation. Left to right, Front row: O. Cainainis, C. Hozore, B. Berman, V. Adoll, S. Lee, T. Aaron, L. Herzog. Second row: F. Crt-enstcin, M. Higgins, A. Bards- Ivy, P. Goodman, R. Smith, V. Rockoll, A. Mar- ke-l, D. Calnins, V. St-hoenly. Third row: R, Ber- nat, P. Kroegcr, S. Hart, D. YVright, J. Hageman, A. Sm-kolof, C. Randolph, B. Marino, N. Calla- nan, P. Scaccia. digs-445 OFFICE HELPERS The office helpers consist of students who give up their study hall time to do various routine office jobs. Only those with above average grades are chosen from the volunteers. Left to right, Front row: Mrs. Burns, Mrs. De Marco, B. Martin, A. Bardsley, A. M. Ilalelnk, C. Hansmann, R. Bernat, F. Crane, B. Berman. Second row: R, johnson, N. Arico, J. Sano, P. Kroeger, N. Callanan, J. Hageman, P. Bartow, C. Mezours. Third row: S. Sarnoff, B. LaTourette, A. Sockolof, R. Lamb, L. Okyn, B. Ferster. LIBRARY HELPERS The Library Helpers consists oi a group of boys and girls who voluntarily give some of their regular study periods to help with the routine duties in the library. Left to right, Front row: D. Meyer, C. Formica. Second row: I. Hanoka, P. Bushorn. A. Vfeinberg, L. Isserlis, S. Lauer, M. Fessock, Miss Rockwell. Third row: A. Meyer, M. Camins, M. fJ,Slll'll, C. Randolph, I. Ebner, B. Messina, L. Herzog, A. Schor. P. T. A. REPRESENTATIVE Each homeroom has one representative who takes care of all publicity and handles notices from the P.T.A. to his or her home- room. Left to right, Front row: Miss Maisel, N. Austin, D. Winters, B. Martin, I. Lombardo, I. Warr. Second row: S. Lauer, S. Crande, E. Frischling, C. Smith, J. Best, B. Marino. Third row: C. Mczours, M. Schatzburg, K. Hofland, R. Cold- stein. Fourth row: C. Zimmemian, A. Hirschman. E 5 . CAFETERIA HELPERS The cafeteria helpers assist in the cafe- teria during lunch periods by setting the teacher's table, storing supplies, cashiering, selling ice cream, cleaning trays, and washing dishes. Left to right, Front row: I. Madsen, j. Regan, C. Stearn, L. Wright, H. Palmer, T. johnson, R. Edwards, B. Adler. Second row: Mrs. Monaghan, H. Bergen, M. Ciaquinto, K. Hofland, M. Welch- man, 1. Porges, Mrs. Eayres, Mrs. Rupprecht. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The Assembly Committee is composed of twenty-five members headed by a faculty advisor, Mr. Varju. The commit- teeis function is to arrange for assembly periods. Left to right, Front row: I. Haimowicz, T. Aaron, S. Sweet, S. Katz, F. Creenstein, V. Adolf, A. Fieschko, V. Rizza, Mr. Varju. Second row: A. Purvis, A. Camins, S. Grande, V. Schoenly, L. Zimmerman, I. Porges, C. Burger, S. Coldstein, A. Bardsley. Third row: P. Kroeger, J. Ehrlich, E. Hugly, K. Kiriakis, N. Callanan, S. Kroegcr, P. Scaccia, M. Slade, C. Smith. - 5 11 65 I 9 JR. RED CROSS Jr. Red Cross is 1111 i11ternatio1111l organi- z'1tio11 which s1rv1s the school commun itx llltl 1111 group 111 need both l1ere ind IIJIO 1d 1 t to right Front row I H 111oI11 Ix Frle 1 1 san 111 11 111111 11 111sc111 B Ldw 111ls S1 Loud ron A SQI11 L s S S Bl uchrr B 5fLlIlll I1 s irc row S sco S C oI1Ist111 X bl s S lx tz Best B lcide s 1 ossoi S ez 111 1 row C ru 11stL111 1 r 1 l IEUIOWI 1 B Aus L15 on or oo 111111 L 1rd1 cr 7 1oI I1111 1 11111 I S 1 111 lllI1,Llllllt C ll mdolp 1 H ru llnclx X Schocnl P bc IL ADVERTISING CLUB Tl1e Advertising Club is OPCII to L1 limit- ed number of seniors who are i11tereste1l in p1'0lTlOtlllg school spirit and who liave ideas and the will to work. Thcy n111st be persons who like to pairticipate illltl 21551111113 responsibility. Left to right, First row: C. Sica, D. Lore, NI1. Lozak, Ke-relies, S. Lee. Second row: B. By11cr1, C. Dochat, B. Cuddy, G. Cuddy, V. P11cco11i, A. VITIOIIIDSOII. Third row: A. Schwartz, Ii. Brown, H. Thatcher, L. Rice, B. Grover, BI. CI111111bcrli11. I K 1 CHEMISTRY CLUB The purpose of tl1is orguniz11tion is to give students with special science inte-rests an opportunity to do special projects of tl1eir cl1oice. Left to right: J. Baldwin, R. HilIlHNN'Lllf, Xlr. Fritz. ELECTRIC SQUAD The Highland Park Electric Squad functions as a service organization to assist other groups in the school by operating the public address system, projectors, and lights. Left to right, seated in center: ll. Ilaberlccrn,'A. Ilcri, j. Young, I. Bauer, ll. Alllllllf, j. Elf-tz Second row: E. Faris, li. Molnar, Nlr. Klawunn, lt. lloltx, N. Senkcr, li. Franz, D. Meyer, D. Ilnbner, T. Pellicane, 'l'. YVright. BIOLOGY CLUB Members of the Biology Club work in small groups on some laboratory activity in which they are especially interested. Activities this year have included prepara- tion of slides, dissections, collections, and field trips. Left to right, First row: Miss Kiessling, S. Hish- rnch, E. Todor, B. Hanawalt, M. Klauher, A. Goldberg. Second row: C. Williamson, E. Frankel, j. Sandonato, j. NVerner, M. Landis. 599' 5-1 ...Y 9th GRADE SCIENCE CLUB The 9th Grade Science Club visits places of interest, such as Rutgers Uni- cersity and large biological plants near by. It promotes interest i11 the scientific field. Left to right, Front row: A. XVAIXIIIZIII, C. Schwartz, j. Stuart, N. Toreki, J. Voorhees, j. Nikelsky, B. Pahner, li. Ana-Ixstcin, S. Iicdlcr, M. Morrison. Second row: A. Meyer, 'l'. Stainlnan, D. Vascy, S. Cronczcwski, I.. KOSlIllll, 'I'. Dcnehar, N. Ilernhin, j. Valrju, M. llailpcrin, j. Cann- rnarata, D. Meyer, M. Carniu, T, johnson, li. Ed- wards, M. Mandel, j. Dean. N I mm ' 67 E MIXED CHORUS Loft to right, Front row: M. Slade, K. Sulfrian, B. A- Thompson, P- Allfoll- A- Leflfitti- M- Hllft5lUill, G- Nlzrrino, Nl. Krusinsky, B. Koxxlsli, C. Iilansrnunn, C. CUUIWHY- B- MCF9elY, B- Chfhitiiln- S- Kaye- Fmlfth Nlcycr, Miss I. Blume, C. Burger, V. DeAngelis, B. YUW2 M- COODUT, B- Sbfiui- P- Lilnillykkd B- WV1llf0f, Nlgrrtin, S, Ballon, A, Purvig, 12, F1'iSL'l1li1lg, Cf Fight-f, G. Nejinne, B. Levine, A. Ellwood, D. Kerr, B. Iloflzincl, Second row: S. Kaye, j. VVinters, V. Sclioncly, P. Bar- A- Fill!-501'hllC R- Lilmb, F- Mflfffllif D- TCTUUU, K tow, P. Quinn, I. Heines, K. Holland, I. Higgins, C Connor, l. Horowitz, B. Boylan, S. Lauer. Third row! Adler, S. Born. BAND Front Center: Andrea Sklarew. Left to ri ht Front row Nl. Higgins, S. Sweet, N. Gates, R. Rigietti, D. Cost, tl. Holter, B. Smith, N. Politziner, M. Motolinsky, S Kotler, C. McRae. Second row: J. Weiss, G. Zsamba J Snyder N Corrfzn I Fiescliko M Perl ut P Mus savage, D. Cohen, 1. Porges, B. Feidelseit, D. Ballou, J Mr. Atkinson. Third row: L. Seagull, J, Gullino, 1. To- mer, P. Appleby, D. Pitt, P. Aaron, I. Clarke, G Rubin D. Fritz, L. Trucker, A. Sapiro, S. Lauer. Fourth row? P. Kingsbury, M. Hartstein, A. Rubin, R. Calendar, B. LaTourette, P. Langllykke, S. Freiman, F. Deuble, D. Rackmill, R. Hanawa t. lllll J l A-, -nA-'..,Q I iv JLJIYIXJIX Ll IXJIXKJJ 1 I.:-It lu right, lfrmmt row: J. Sw:-imlvr, S. Ballon, A. IIVIIUIIIDSOII. Cl. Sm-u. V. lJvA1111vliS, U. Bryan. I'lUlll'tIl l'ux'x'is, nl. Kvyvs, Nlixs BIIIIIIO, A. Xlzlstvr, B. Ilym-5, Al, row: I . Czlttwlx, V. Sallmim-, S. clIlK'l'V1'llilIi, S. IIISIIIIIUII, lim-st, S. lilf-tx. Svcoml row: I. Nlortun, bl, llvnnis, IC. j. Collingvr, Il. Culclsh-in, S. Colrlstl-in, S. Ilnri, C. Oprislm, C. cI1lIAKIIlI'l', C. jug-ull, NI. I,c-vim-, C. BVIIIIIS, lVilli1lIlNvlI. II. lfcicll-IM-il, Fox, C. SIUIIIIIUNVUT, S. C. Xlknn-, IC. Iliullaml, A. SCIlllIIllilIl, S. Illnulwr, S. Sulm, Colmlstl-in, Nl. Ilaunclslxy, Ii. lilumlwrg, j, Kaplan, S. S. Camp:-r, II. SL-lnmrtz, C. jnlllc, I. I.m11lmu1'mlu, S. lin- clllllllllilll, M- 54'I12lUlN'l'14. Il. Mn-zmxrs, I'. Cn-mning, I'. mzmu, Nl. A. Cigmquinto, -I. l'isL-iuttu, L. XVrigl1t, M. IIll'M'IllIl1lll,IIl. Y1llllK'Ii,j. ll:-gun. lfiftln row: O. NVl'iJllll, NVvl1-llnmn. 'I'l1iraI row: C. NIL-Ilgu-, C. Comm-r, K. NI. Aclfly. II. Kl'0l'LE1'l', 5. Il0MlISIiy, A. I1l'lll'lIl, C. Cull- SlllI.l'l3lIl, Il. Nlzlrinu, K. IIuIla1ml, I. Iloruwitz, C. NYM- nully, SQIIILIUIIAIIU, A. ICllwoocl, I.. Stzxllwr, I . Nlurvlli, If-nlmurn, ll. Ilnxnfmlul, S. Katz, L. SCIIXVIITIZIIILIIIII, Il. NI. Kaplan, K. Amllvr, Il. lim-, Il. Slmrilli, NV. Slilhlxin, Ii. Urmtl-in, I.. lswrlix, I . fII'L'Cll5tL'IIl, Nl. Cullen, Il. An- l.m-kwuml, I., Alfonso, M. Smith, C. Sh-rn. gl-lim, IC. fIl'UYi'I', IC. Tmlor, Il. Bongiovi, F. Fais, A. DANCE BAND Left to right, Front row: M. Hartstein, J. Weiss, R. Calendar, I. Pai, B. Levine, J. Tomer, D. Pitt. Second row: R. Furbeck, P. Aaron, P. Appleby. Third row: A. Rubin, G. Zsamba, L. Seagull, G. Rubin, J. Gallino, A. Sapiro. I l l l Left to right, Front row: T. Aaron, E. Richard, A. gelini, A. Schulman. Third row: R. Smith, L. Cyarmuti, Pnstrick, A. Simcsak, R. Bongiovi, L. Krafchik, B. A. Kish, G. Henderson, E. Stadler, M. Welchman, C. Pzlssulaqua, C. Moore, O. Caniainis, L.. Bruno. Second Hall, V. Sabine, I. Fierro, C. Kiriakis, E. Balogh, A. row: A. Montanino, S. Stang, M. 1. Marta, A. M. Hale- Sklarew. luk, D. Baxter, C. Formica, V. Zorzi, P. Beck, B. An- MODERN DANCE CLUB Modern dance club consists of dance exercises, moving in rhythmic time, and creating dances to music. It improves the figure, helps one to move gracefully, and inspires originality. FOOTBALL PROGRAM COMMITTEE It has the very important job of planning and selling the programs for home football games. Receipts help buy needed equipment for the athletic program. Left to right, Front row: I. Mitchell, A. Sklarew, L. Zimmerman, L. Silverman. Second row: H. Kalkstein, R. Haberkern, S. Kotler, J. Diener. ' M 51242: -f Q. ft W., W., gag K ',-. B i T24 e :gf . ,..,, 4 rp i QS' 5255? gig 7-S -I - nf- faszwiikefkg W vf:'1 Left to right, Front row: B. Ferster, I. Deiner, D. Ter- row: B. Lefebvre, C. Loturco, B. Carkhuff, M. Bern- zino, A. Chilaikos, S. Kotler, L. Kroll, F. Conticchio, stein, P. Fessock, ll. Bergen, B. Levine, j Paul, S. L. Okyn, P. Roster, M. Faris. Second row: A. Schneier, Coblin. Fourth row: A. Sockolof, Ii. Brunson, D. Kerr, S. Sairnolt, M. Cooper, A. Green, R. Callino, T. Wait, li. Huberkern, S. Burke, H. Bird, B. Lzunb, D. Supiro, T. Lombardo, J. Pai, D. Miers, Mr. Dakelinun. Third A. Fingerhut. -4 I T s A af IN. Y VARSITY CLUB The Varsity Club's purpose is to help better athletic conditions in H.P.H.S., to help promote the athletic program and to assist in school projects wherever it may be desired. TENNIS CLUB This club is made up of young men who are interested in playing tennis well. The instruction they receive attempts to qualify any seriously dedicated member for varsity competition. Left to right, First row: H. Etlinger, I. Dunn, I. Blain, I. Hnnoka, J. Fertig, R. Schmitt, B. Quinn, D. Bzicr, H. Klcin. Second row: B. Cooper, 1. Feinberg, D. Hobson, 1. loccal, E. Seeger, M. Beitler, B. Denhard, j. Torrey. Third row: B. Huyter, F. Erhurt, B. Bultin, I. Mausen, li. lngebrund, A. Landis. 41 1 l .,w4.,,, GAME CLUB CANASTA CLUB Members who know how to play Canasta instruct others who need help in playing. Left to right, Front row: R. Smith, W. Slifkin, R. Neilson, B. Dascenzo, B. Ceresy, R. McClosky, C. Thompson. Second row: Mrs. Rupprecht, I. Sweeny, I. Sklarew, J. Lukacs, B. Mironov, R. Sharkey. The Came Club consists of members of the Freshman class. Its purpose is to stim- ulate interest in activities that require co- operation, responsibility and fair play. The club meets ninth period every Friday and games such as chess, Canasta, cubic, check- ers, etc., are enjoyed. Left to right, Front row: O. Siro, I. Voorhees, S. Englehardt, A. Remsing, R. Calvo, L. Brono, Mrs. Tomko. Second row: C. Serge, C. Gilbert, H. Anekstein, E. Balogh, P. Burns, N. Austin, V. Zorzi. Third row: P. Buschhorn, W. Zorzi, B. Adler, H. Etlingcr, R. Schmitt, H. Marchitto, Eletz. Fourth row: R. Faulkingham, I. Kneller, T. Pellicane, N. Randolph, W. Hayter, S. Cron- czewski, L. Kosrnin, W. Philpot. PM 4,,wwr.-v- -- FUTURE TEACHERS GF AMERICA The members of this club are students who are interested in teaching. They ob- serve teaching in the local elementary schools and attend a conference at Douglass. Left to right, Front row: I. Warr, S. Kaye, C. Randolph, J. Mitchell. Second row: S. Levowitz. B. Berman, S. Kossof, B. Cittelman, Nl. Weiss. Third row: C. Fisher, A. Goldstein, V. Schoenly. R. Piccirillo, J. Snyder, D. Finkelstein. Fourth row: B. Bluniberg, B. Marino, I. Higgins, Mr. Donnelly. ,fm B-SHI Ill Ill SA Left to right, Front row: H. Creene, B. Williams, R. Waters, li. Katz, R. Adler, R. Madsen, M. Schemick, A. Hammel. Sec- ond row: S. Freund, P. Feidelseit, C. Et- linger, A, Carmean, C. Zimmerman, N. Var- eltgis, C. Unterman, V. Holtz, M. Smith. Third row: F. Phillips, G. Boghossian, I. Messina, M. Stett, A. Eisner, T. Ertl, R. Kaplan, R. Rosen. Fourth row: L. Hierony- mus, R. Hayes, R. Freedman, M. Powers, Mr. Gromelski. Left to right, Front row: S. Veres, I. Sano B. Passaloqua, F. Creenstein, S. Cooper, V. Rizza. Second row: A. Kish, R. Cold- stein, S. Chervenak, C. Williamson, C Sisco, P. Clugston. CHESS CLUB The game of chess performs a dual purpose, concen- tration and relaxation. Some colleges and universities require this game to be played, because it involves pro- found concentration, which is the basic reason for going to school. 55592851592 f 54522592558 ' F. N. A. This club is composed of a group of girls who, being interested in nursing, would like to learn more about the subject. 0 if -1 - :fn ug! Left to right, Front row: B. Dascenzo, C. jordan, M. hut, I. Werner, C. Ricciardi, A. Davis, O. Bc-ese K. Levitt, P. NVeiss, Miss Shanihorsky, D. Harkins, D. Jensen, S. Babiy. Third row: I. Fox, M. Wolf. T. Finkelstein, M. Sloff, V. Cervase. Second row: B. Bla- Ertl, E. Frankel, A. Eisner, C. Morton. BROADWAY SHOWS CLUB This club meets each Friday afternoon, E. C. period. Records of hit shows on Broadway are played each time and narrated by persons who have witnessed them. The club also sponsors 2 theatre parties. Standing, left to right: WV. Zor- zi, Mr. Hamilton, R. Marehitto. Seated: M. Meseroll. The chief objective and activity of the Bird Study elub is to BIRD STUDY CLUB 'W- identify the birds that are found in this locality. .-. CHAPTER IV in which fhe sfudenf bocly supports a SPORTS program fhof fulfills our highest hope 9 FOOTBALL Left to right, Front row: B. Ferster, M. Fais, I. Pai, A. Schoifet, B. Lefebvre, A. Chilakos, L. Okyn, D. Terzino, S. Sarnoff. Second row: P. Fessock, B. Shrilli, F. Conticchio, T. Wait, B. Callino, T. Lombardo, M. Bernstein, V. Pic- cirillo, I. Lukacs, A. Green. Third row: C. La Turco, B. Levine, R. Bird, D. Miers, R. Lamb, B. Huttner, I. Paul, B. Carkhuff. Fourth row: A. Fingerhut, A. Sockolof, F. More-lli, A. Ellwood, A. Berger, B. Brunson, R. Holtz. The 1956 Highland Park football team, showing a strong, fighting spirit compiled a fine 6-3 record. The season opened with the team facing South Plainfield, which was playing its first interscholastic football game. The Owls spoiled their debut with a 36-6 trouncing. The next two weeks saw the Parkites staying undefeated with impressive wins over Clark Township, 13-7, and North Hunterdon Regional, 20-6. The following week Scotch Plains cut Highland Parkis undefeated string at three with a 33-7 victory. However, the Owls came back with successive triumphs over Livingston, 7-0, and Sayreville, 6-0, to give them a 5-1 record after six games. Going into the final third of the season, the Parkites faced a rugged Ewing Township team and lost for the Thanksgiving Day game with Metuchen. The Owls were stopped by the spirited Bulldogs, who won a :20-0 decision. Thus a highly successful season ended on a dismal note with the loss of the Goal Post Trophy. Nevertheless, Congratulations to all who helped bring Highland Park another Winning season. sp.: O ' W ,. r I ' ,S , 1 A I . I . J, - ' J if t 3If SENIOR FOOTBALL 1.1-It to right, I runt row: A, SL-Imifvt, NI. Fnis, P. lfcwsock, A. Clrx-cn, S. Sau'noII', 'I'. Whit. Ss-unncl row: A. I'1IllLfL'l'IllIt, T. LomIJurcIo, A. B1-rgsr, j. Paul, B. tlullinn, Ii, Holtz. J.V. FOOTBALL I,vIt to I'ILfIlI', Ifrmnt row: N. Suvzul, II. Schmitt, I. Dunn, M. Iivitlvr, N. Arslum, I.. Aliunm, NIr. Yazrju, K. LIRITIQIIIIIII, Ii. ICIIwumI, j. Ioccu, j. Holtz, II. Iluskins, j. ICIL-If. S1-vuml mw: Ii. SImr'Iu-y, IC, lilmwm, Cl. Connolly, Cl. BogImssim1, tl. Slfclzm-W, 'I'. julm- smn, Xlclzl, A. Xvl'1IlIll'!ALf, fu AllllIIll'I'Illllll, M. U Hara, C. Clz11nImxi, IJ. B1-II, YV. Zurli. IIlll'lI row: I. W r1I1Int, j. Ii:-II, I. Stllllllllilll, VV. Szabo, NI. Dodds, li. Hoo, A. Launlis, I j. lulicnstro, NI, Puwvr, Ii. Vclrocin. I I BASKETBALL Left to right, First row: G. Donini, B. Carkhuff, B. Brunson, D. Ballou, L. Buck. Second row: Mr. Lepine, A. Schneier, B. Lefebvre, A. Sockolof, L. Okyn, J. Rudennan. Third row: D. Sapiro, R. Haberkern, A. Fingerhut, F . Morelli. Mr. Lepine faced the 1956-1957 basketball season with only three seniors and one letter- man on the team. However, after a slow start which had many fans expecting the worst, the Owls came back and compiled 'a winning 12-9 record. The first three games of the season ended in losses for the Parkites at the hands of strong Carteret Q51-54Q, Weehawken Q49-66D and St. Peters Q41-541 teams. After this the Owls picked up victories over the Alumni Q69-55l, and Scotch Plains Q73-711 before losing to a weak Clark Township team 144-49J. A victory over South Plainfield Q60-351 and a loss to Dunellen C54-581 followed. At this point Highland Park had the best part of its season. The team started by beating St. Peters Q48-465 for the first time in four years and then trouncing Thomas Edison Q87-521. A defeat at Rahway Q53-62D was followed by a victory over Clark Township C69-505. Then came one of the high spots of the season, a 55-40 walloping of New Brunswick in the first basketball game ever played between the two schools. A victory over Metuchen Q69-591 and a defeat by Carteret Q43-501 preceeded consecu- tive victories over Bound Brook Q77-562, Long Branch Q79-552 and Metuchen Q59-55l. A loss to Dunellen C50-615 in the final game of the season left only the State Toumament. In the first round Highland Park, by a score of 52-43, upset a highly favored Red Bank team which had lost only two games all year. How- ever, in the second round the Owls were defeated by Carteret by a score of 43-47. The team is to be congratulated on their fine spirit and occasional brilliance which provided for many thrilling moments throughout the season. D. SAPIRO .,.g:. .3'f R. HABERKERN A. FINGERHUT rv-In +14 '. .,: 1 f .X Y I 5- 1... 'F .l.V. BASKETBALL Left to right, Front row: NI. Dodds, B. Mironov, K. Carkhnff, I. Vida, D. Kerr. Second row: V. Piucirillo, 1. Bull, M. Ilurtstein, L. Hieronymus, N. Arshan. Third row: NI. Beitler, R. Frccdnmn, H. Ingehmnd, B. Leliutes, J. Rubin, M. WVolf. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Loft to right, Front row: B. Hayter, C. Schwartz, N. Szivad, I. VVeiss, J. Policastro, D. Bell Mr. Martin. Second row: A. SIL-yer, j. Tonier, B. Kaplan, R. Smith, T, Stninnmii, A. Landis Third row: A. VVe-inberg, A. Sera, R. Pitt, J. Fertig. .. 'W .W '7 'N .Wi KW TENNIS Left to right, Front row: M. Cooper, M. Beitler, M. Klauber, Hobson, A. Goldberg, I Deiner, ll. Calendar. Second row: R. Haberkern, B. Walter, F. Erhart, P. Feller, B. Bronf- man, A. Eisner, CZ. Javor. Although winning but two matches- 3-2 triumphs over Cranford and North Plainfield- the Owl netmen, coached hy XVard Ehrenfeld, showed good promise for the future. Many of thv players were inexperienced but nevertheless came on to win the last two matches of the season. The Owls will feel heavily the loss of Paul Feller, who was a truly outstanding tennis player. However, three re- turning lettermen make the outlook for 1957 fairly hright. The entire 1956 team should be congratulated for the progress it made over the course of the season. BASEBALL The Highland Park 1956 baseball team compiled a very fine 13-5 record during the course of the season. Sparked by several seniors, the Owls opened with victories over Iames- burg and Bound Brook. Then, after sandwiching a shut out victory over Scotch Plains between defeats to Carteret and Rahway, they romped over Rutgers Prep 19-6. This was fol- lowed by a victory over Sayreville, a loss to Ewing and a win over Dunellen. The second half of the season began with Highland Park losing to Bound Brook and winning over Metuchen, After losing to Edison in the next game, the Owls really caught fire. Beginning with an 11-0 rout of Rutgers Prep, the Parkites won every game, taking the measure of Dunellen, Metuchen, St. Peters, Scotch Plains and Iamesburg. All congratulations are in order for the fine 1956 team which completed a highly successful season. Left to right, Front row: T. Billings, D. Stevens, B. Wolff, B. Zimmerman, I Bennis, J. Gebhardt, P. Fessock, Mr. Lepine. Second row: P. Foster, B. Cark- huff, B. Levine, C. La Turco, B. Hofland, T. Lombardo. Third row: R. Bergen K johnson, J. Lore, D. Terzino, R. Lamb, I. Ruderman. ' , fr' Q ,., F 5 v W je? ' ,NW 'R ' 1+ V -4- 1. - if V' W 1.. ,Jax ' c -A . . . 1'ftsi'.f ' is w-. , . . g Af fr 'eq n fy ,- ' I N! '- rnffxliu . of .A -Sd P x .. f. ., - A Left to right, Front row: E. Bloom, K. Adler, J. Upton, F. Conticehio, ll. Ellwood, F. Kroll, YV. Feakes, A Schoifet, J. Cost, P. Aaron, C. Thompson. Second row D. Ballon, A. Schnier, j. Bell, C. Boghossion, M. Hart- stein, J. Lukacs, C. Connolly, L, Okyn, S. Kotler, j Clark. Third row: S. Coblin, A. Fingerhut, F. Morelli L. Taylor, D. Meirs, H. Bird, M. Kaplan, J. Paul, C Kolt, B. Callino, ll. Hanawalt. Fourth row: J. Monaghan, L. Burke, Dodds, I. Fifth row Berger, A D. Dcnhard, M. Power, j. Lockwood, M Rosenfeld, B. Hnttncr, S. Bunncy, B. Stanton C. Rubin, J. Molnar, D. Kerr, C. Donini, A . Sockoloff, B. Birnbaum. Heavily hit by graduation, the 1956 Highland Park track team finished with a below par 3-3 dual meet record. The Owls were victorious over Bernardsville Q70-475, Mctuchen Q86-312 and Perth Amboy C57-50j. Losses were at the hands of Somerville 45773-59V:iJ, Bound Brook Q54-631, and Scotch Plains f-19 2X5-66 3!5j. As usual our cindermen participated in many other meets other than the duals. At XVest Point in the traditional meet between the West Point Plebes and a combined team from Highland Park, New Brunswick, and Princeton High Schools, the Plebes were victorious 2X5-73 3f5j. At the Bridgeton Relays Highland Park placed second in the two mile relay and later at the Penn Relays placed third in the mile. In addition the Owls were fourth among the small schools in the County Meet, fifth in the New Brunswick Invitation Meet and third in the Central jersey Meet. Unfortunately, no honors came to Highland Park in the Long Branch Relays or in the State Meet. XVhereas the team did not compile an outstanding record, all signs indicate an improvement in the future as a result of many promising underclassmen. SENICJR ATHLETIC CLUB Left to right, Front row: L. Young, R. Bernat, S. Lee C. Hansmaun. Second row: M. Hamelsky, B. Feidel- stit Fox S Eletz B Blumlmer C' McRae R Pic , l- U, - ', - S, 1- ' , . '- eirillo, V. Arcay, J. Snyder, C. Black, S. Goldstein. Third row: L. Sacco, I, Kover, M. O'Shea, B. Kovash, J. Baldwin, L. Rice, C. Sica, G. Dochat, D. Wright, S Grande, I. Varga, G. Mezours. Fourth row: F. Fais P. Hirschman, R. Ritz, A. Montanino, A. Sinicsak, M. J Marta, M. Slade, B. Smith, B. Bynes, B. Berman, S Hart. Fifth row: B. Blahut, G. Morton, E. Hugly, I. Sklarew, S, Kroeger, V. Rockoff, B. Cuddy, J. Mitchell, A. Thompson, J. Ebner, B. Messina, M. Stoekman. The Girls, Athletic Club started off the 1956-57 year by electing officers. They arc: Ruth Bernat, president, Sandy Lee, vice-president, Lillian Young, secretary, and Carol Hans- mann, treasurer. Something new was started this year. Two representatives from each class were elected. They are: seniors Rhoda Smith, Beatrice Bynes, juniors, Sandy Goldstein, Ioan Fox, sophomores, Dot Cohen, Priscilla Massavage, and fresh- men, Ioan Fierro, Sharry Engelhardt. A meeting of the officers and representatives was held, and the sports to be JUNIOR ATHLETIC CLUB L1-ft to right, Front row: L. Bruno, II. CIRIIVO, fjllill, IJ- I l'iClIIlliiIl, M. CUIIUH, D- WIl1I1'f5- J- I,IN1'I1'II11- C- S. Vvrvs, A. livixisiiig, S. Ellj.fl'IIIilI'CIt, l'. CI11yto11. S1-1-o111I II1'1111I5- I-- NVTIHIII, A- MZISIVV, M- 'II11II-5Iil- IFIIII1 TUWS I5- row: IC. IiicI1z1r1Is, C. Sta-urn, N. Hmitcr, Nl. Stamps, I.. II11111'I411- IS- SCIIWUYIZ- C- KIIIIWII, INI- III!-fIlI11H, N- 1521105- lilgwk, li. Am-U-, J, y't,l,1-lwcs, 3. Hom.,-y C. lhmm., gg. IC, Clrovcr, A. Kish, l . AIIIIIIPISUII, j. II1-im-s, li. 'I'o1I1'r, Supiro, S. Coopcr, A. SL-I111I111a111. 'l'I1ir1I row: H. Paism- D- CUIW11- G- 515011, II- U0I1I5I1'I1l, C- SIHIIII- SIXIII TOW- Iaiquu, j. I i1-scI1ko, I'. H1-ck, C. S1-rgv, j. H1-1'111a111, lr. I- 511110, M- IV1'I1'I11111l11- I'- M11N2lV11LI1'- II- II1'y111'- I- I'111'- sL'IlXVill'tflll1lIl, S, 1-11-fmgm, lj. limit-ri N. Amijlh 14, gm, D. licriisti-in, li. ScI111tx111i111, C. llz1II, I'. I'IIlIj.fl'I'IlIIi, H,N.,,l,,.l.gy ll' Hmm, 15. qgl.,-my, lg. Nit.1M.,,, gr gulml .I. I'IIl'l'l'lJ, S. Luuvr, K. H1-sm-, C. S11-i11I1a1111-r, N. CIAIIILI- l'IUlllAtIl row: I . tIl'l'1'llStl'Ill, S. SW1-vt, B. Aiigvliiii, li. IIIIII- M- A1I1IY- P- Kf171'Il1'I'- liongiovi, S. Katz, lf. Oprimko, Ii. lion, il. lIlllIt'I'lllLlIl, pI11y1'cI ciuring tI11- yl'ill' wvrv c'I1os1-11. I-IQIIOSL' for tI1c f11II-soccvr IIAILI 5lJl'l'iIIJzlII3 Ior tI11- wilite-14-Imuskc-tI111IIg and for tI11- spring- Im11svI111II RIIIKI tl'IlllIS. Nlrs. KIQIIICIK' Stoc-k1111111 111141 Mrs. Ixlllfiiyll Taiigiu wvrv in c-I1111'g1- oi' lI1c S1111io1' 11111I junior AtI1Ictic Clubs, spa-ctivvly. 'I'I11- girls 11Iw11ys Iooki-cI forwurcl to plizyciuys with Now IlIlSKViCIi, SI, P1-t1-rs, North Plgninfic-I1I, and Scotch Plains in tI1 I111sk1'tImII illlKI In1s1-I1g1II. 'I'I11- 2lIlllll1lI I'i11'11Ity-st11cI1-111 polio Iwrwfit gauuc was ll hugo :L-css, rcsiiltiiig in ll svnior victory, 25 to 14. X xi'-5, . 'll 1 ':g'Yf-- M. - li-1 Q' ., .. , 'G' ' 1' '-gwlfv'--1-ff ev --'vs -' :IU ,..- I 1 ' 'E' 1 ' Q 4 .- 4 . .-.-x.. 1 rn.. y b Id, 1 4 , - - J S. L5 V ,.- V E I . f wi 4 rl .. - l , . , 1.1 Y M ,Kg 4 1 1 - 1 W S32 I! 41 1' f xq--... J- 3...:. A ff -.nh CHEERLEADERS Left to right: C. Hozore, S. Swfeet, M. Higgins, D. Michael, C. Sllllth. 3 ' W M ' -.71 I. E 'L V .. ' ,ij ' ' - - Mf t. T'7.3E-55561 fm, 1- ff. , v,,, if .i'i:oi.?gQ,v,l,QL..In.1g xf ,V 5 '::,i.,,!l' 1345.7 1, ,..M . 6-...Tana E was '1 . H if . -'f K' e f Lf' I an .Q V .5 1 4- I g 't I 9 2, . yt? -L LV I 3' F qrrh r R!-,i 5 K A , F K 1, we ' L Q . VV ' ' 2' ., R . R J. . . F Q n fn E ?iM x,Xt:m R JUNIOR VARSITY LffHf'fig1 1 Safiibf',fQEE2i1ffSf1,Q1?f'ifii1f1.f2z,.L0'e'NA Gm FUTURE EXPECTATION All through our four years of high school we, the Seniors, have heard the Student Council make endless requests that the Board of Edu- cation improve our locker rooms and various other facilities that are in desperate need of betterment. Time and time again their pleas were turned down with the statement that a new school or an addition to our old one was being planned. By the middle of our junior year we were beginning to wonder if these plans would ever be put on paper. This year written plans were finally brought before the public. Eagerly we worked, deliver- ing brochures morning, noon, and night before the election. Our concern, along with that of many parents and teachers, was not in vain, however. On January 22, 1957, the bond issue was voted on and passed. We would like to thank you, the voters of Highland Park, for helping our greatest expec- tation to become a reality. DJLD ADDITION TRO HIGHLAND PADY7 HIGH JCUOO1. HIGHLAND PADF1. NLXV QLUDLT user: Men:-.1 Au-g 4.saocu41L.s A D. c H A T L c f 5 v bU.uNevucss,ur.xvJL.D..sLT X I v P1 NNE-Blg, Jam, fxewm 'L -f' P ' f 0 f . y 're r HRK? 0 fmlw Q-H' e p JQINQ- 'Q F0 Ga' n OU 'STC ' Am M Aff 'P' I ,s 95126 Iafyyu pb X60 P .fm ' J Uiffv V K, fl I- E N BW 0390 foo' 4 f 4- SOA ui! - fy Y Q 1 .v-1 ' 'Q 'Q' 'SDPNV f 3, . , , 1-1.-N W 44,9 ,.-qc be PQXT K5E'.gzzaUeF Xfwo Q W .iffjjk . ' .4 I ' 0 V ' A X Sq .Sq 5QX 463' '60 '57 ,fffi N I 'f Q46 R fb n Gall JI PX ff ,fy 'A I 'Cfne 6' . 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Electrical dr Plumbing Supplies Housewares -- Fishing Licenses Tackle 414 Raritan Ave. Highland Park 241 Raritan Ave. Highland Park Congratulations to the Congratulations! Class of 1957 from C O R B I N ' S GIFT AND CARD SHOP PRESTO RESTAURANT HIGHLAND PARK 327 Raritan Ave. Highland Park INSURANCE 'A' REAL ESTATE ALFRED H. BUSCHHORN 90 J. Schwu riz GOOD FURNITURE SINCE 1904 - TWO ENTRANCES - 288 Memorial Parkway 23 Dennis Street fBelow Hiram SLD fBelow Hiram SLD Young's Glass Service Iake Young Iohn Young PLATE vb WINDOW GLASS Store Fronts - Auto Glass Mirrors CHarter 9-3542 1170 RARITAN AVE. HIGHLAND PARK 91 FRANK PNNO BestWishes Fancy Fruits ffgm Groceries - Dairy Products Fresh Vegetables Received Daily MDRRISON S-I-In co. Wines - Liquors - Beer i' 337 Raritan Ave. Highland Park Best Wishes to the Compliments of th Class of '57 e NEW BRUNSWICK FRENCH smm scHwAnrz NICKEl PlATING C0. if Kllmer 5-4496 WALTER W. WRIGHT 8. SON ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Power if Light Installations A' 223 FELTON AVENUE HIGHLAND PARK NEW JERSEY Compliments of MARYLAND DAIRY A Full Line of Fancy Groceries and Appetizers Sylvia and Rubin Markel - Free Delivery - 219 Raritan Ave. Highland Park Tel. Kllmer 5-4222 NElSON'S fOpp.A.irP.Q 329 RARITAN AVENUE HIGHLAND PARK, N. Frederick 8. Co DECORATING SERVICE Residential 'A' Commercial Kllmer 5-5045 'k Industrial Q Xi R.F.D. 3, BEVERLY AVE. NEW BRUNSWICK, N Telephone Llberty 8-1234 BEST WISHES from METUCHEN MOTORS, Inc. ,, me Q L D 3 M 0 B 1 L E i' 'k 260-270 AMBOY AVENUE METUCHEN NEW IERSEY HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL Phone: CHarter 9-2000 White Sales 8. Service Company WHITE TRUCKS if BUSES 'k AUTOCAR TRUCKS DIVCO TRUCKS U.S. HIGHWAY 1 P.O. BOX 187 New Brunswick New jersey CI-Iarter 7-6400 Lic. 776 Kllmer 5-0791 BEACON FINANCE CO. R E E D ' 5 PERSONAL LOANS BOOKSELLERS and S500 - 3300 - S100 - or Less STATIONERS , , Books - Fountain Pens - Stationery You re Never Askmg a . . . School Supplies . . . Favor at Beacon . U if i' 391-393 GEORGE STREET 416 Raritan Ave. Highland Park NEW BRUNSWICK ' ' F I FT H ' ' Sth Avenue Sweet Shoppe KI 5-0209 KI 5-7218 B 8. C MOTORS Kenneth 6: Robert Carkhuff, Props. NEW if USED CARS - Bought if Sold 'A' 123 Raritan Ave. Highland Park CHarter 7-9430 Open Every Day at 12 Noon PARK BOWLING ACADEMY, Inc. 12 BOWLING LANES LUNCHEONETTE Wib Romer - Torn Lagonia Ioe Romer . - 710 RARITAN AVE. HICHLAND PARK, N. TONY MILAZZO Fine Hairdressing Phone: CHarter 9-6741 226 Raritan Ave. Highland Park Phone KI 5-8595 Compliments of HIGHLAND PARK PANTRY Kosher Delicatessen - Restaurant Catering - Appetizers Herman Jacobs 425 Raritan Ave. Larry Scheckner Highland Park Best Wishes from the MODERN DANCE CLUB Compliments of the ADVERTISING ClUB Compliments of MARIKA BRIDAI SHOP Briclal Wear and F ormals FIFTH AVE. TAIlOR SHOP Cleaning - Pressing - Tailoring -We Operate Our Own Plant- Cor. of Seventh Bt Raritan Aves. KIImer 5-3896 Highland Park BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 67 from the MIXED CHORUS if Compliments of LANDIS FORD YOUR F O R D DEALER 'A' Tel. CH 9-3675 Store Fronts 'A' Picture Frames All Types of Mirrors HIGHLAND PARK GLASS CO. - Glass for All Purposes - Auto Glass 'A' Furniture Tops 176 Woodbridge Ave. Michael Piazza Highland Park Success to the Graduates . . . BEN'S PARK SWEET SHOP ir HIGHLAND PARK, N. IDEAL BEAUTY SALON Fia Vaillancourt, Prop. Specializing in All Types of Beauty Culture Phone for Appointment- CHarter 7-5651 Power Mowers - Hand Mowers Sharpenecl - Repaired K I S H B R O S . Lawn Mower if Saw Shop Sales - Service CH 9-3286 223 Raritan Ave. Highland Park 179 Woodbridge Ave., Highland Park CHarter 7-8706 DAVE ROTH'S BENSON MEN'S SHOP 409 Raritan Avenue GERSHMAN'S HIGHLAND PARK PAINT 8. HARDWARE SUPPLY Plumbing Supplies i' Glass Full Line of Housewares Tel. CHarter 9-1094 Highland Park, N. 433 Raritan Ave. Highland Park Kllmer 5-0449 LENETTI 8. Lo CASTRO TAILORS Cleaners if Tailors - FORMAL WEAR TO HIRE - 125 Raritan Avenue Highland Park, N I 97 HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION Honorary President and Principal ......... .......... M r. R. Richard johnson P1'6Sid6Ht ................................................. .......... M rs. Robert A. Winters Fi1'Sl5 Vice Pr6Sid6I1t .......................... ......., M rs. Horace G. Wright Second Vice President ....... Third Vice President ......... ........Mrs. Nicholas Young Alfred Silano Recording Secretary ..,,.,,,.,, ,.,,,,,,,, M rs, James E, Higgins Corresponding Secretary Treasurer .,.....,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,..,,.,, Achievement .....,.....,,..,, Budget and Finance ...... Family Life .............,...,. Flowers ,......... Hospitality ......... Legislation ......... Membership .......... Music .....,,,r,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. Parent Education .,...,.,,,.,,,., ,.,, Procedure and Records Program ..,,......,.,.,r.,.,,,,,, Progress Roll ...,.... Publications ....... Publicity ....,,,.,,... Publicity Book ...... Inside Publicity .....,.,,,,,,,,,,,, .... Paul Hunter .........Mrs. Aaron Kotler .. james Slade, Ir. Charles D. Zimmerman and Mrs. Arthur Hozore Mrs. Asger F. Langlykke ...........Mrs. Robert Hayter Wayne Vasey .........Mrs. Theodore Kubiak ..........Mrs. Roger E. Martin .....Mrs. M. H. Steinhauer Roger S. Sweet ,.........Mrs. Horace C. Wright ...........Miss Betty Koenig Aaron Kotler .........Mrs. W. Laurence Cates ,.....Mrs. Russell Deiner ......Miss Arlene V. Maisel Student Representative .,.,...,. ............ M iss Iudy Higgins Telephone Squad ...,,.,,,.,. .........Mrs. George Gilbert HIGHLAND PARK FIRE DEPARTMENT, Inc. Robert Carkhuff, Chief Louis D. F iglo, First Assistant Chief Howard Van Liew, Second Assistant Chief ENGINE CO. NO. 1 Captain Adam Casagrande Lieutenant Francis Pino Engineer Louis Gasper Assistant Engineer Russell Molimock John Peters, Fire Patrol Clyde Skidmore, Fire Patrol Lloyd Bums Alex Halos Robert Allen Edward Hammell, Ir. George W. Dochat John R. Donnelly jack Merrill John Hancock Wyatt R. Thistle William C. Hamilton Robert Berardo joseph Schultz, Ir. joseph Taigia Arthur Hammell Kenneth Carkhufl Ed. Di Napoli ENGINE CO. NO. 2 Captain Earl D. johnson Lieutenant Salvatore Lo Castro Engineer August Pino Assistant Engineer Nathan Miller F erd Denhard, Fire Patrol Walter 1. Paulus, Fire Patrol Michael Borden Louis K. Fritz Leo Bolter Nick Berardo William jenkins C. B. McCrelis, Ir. Ross Reed Walter I. Metts Harry R. Singer Edward Koppel John Keller Clark Schuyler Donald Austin Edward S. Burke Henry R. Pollitt Robert H. MacKinney Anton Eisler Robert Freeman TRUCK CO. NO. 3 Captain George Liebenberg, Ir. Lieutenant Alex Nagy Engineer Zoltan Erdelyl Assistant Engineer Lloyd Lewis George Brogley, Fire Patrol Frank Perger, Fire Patrol Nicholas Young Fred Eayres Louis Meltzer james Duffy William Dennis, jr. George T. Gilbert George H. Gilbert George Liebenberg, Sr. Edward Page Frank Pino Robert F. Rauch Thomas McCarthy Frank McCarthy Kenneth Stalker Henry McMurtry William C. Donahue William Graff Compliments MAKE-UP SQUAD Compliments Of HIGHLAND ESSO SERVICE 'k MMKINNEY Oll CO. 'A' TRIAND STUDIO of Quality Photography Wedding - Portraits - Commerchzl Frames - All Types if Sizes CHarter 9-5378 Compliments Of BROADWAY SHOWS CLUB 233 Raritan Ave. Highland Park Compliments of Compliments of M E n c u R Y VARSITY CI.UB - 1956-57 PAINT 8. CHEMICAl CO. Highway 18 East Brunswick, N PATRONS Mr. and Mrs Maurice Aaron Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph G. Marino Mr. and Mrs. John S. 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Walter Mr. and Mrs. George Kossof Mr. and Mrs. james A. Ware Mr. and Mrs Stephen Kover Mr. and Mrs. Charles,D. Zimmerman Dr. and Mrs. D. Levowitz 0ur Prafessionul Friends Dr. Ambler Ishmael Sklarew, Counsellor at Law Dr. S. C. Cooper Dr. Bernard Miller Ir 101 4... s PUBLISHING CUMPAN Y A Complete Service jar Yearbooks, Newspapers, Catalogs C966 PILGRIM 6-8585 CORNER FRINK AND LABEL STREETS, MONTCLAIR, N. J. AUTOGRAPHS 1. 4 -lililil SIUE' MIN'-ell'1i'b ,1 I ii ' ' r, ,J L-, 31.e'w. viola