Jonathan Dayton High School - Regionalogue Yearbook (Springfield, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1943 volume:

YQ., REGIGNALGGUG 1943 ff -f ' Q f fi Y, Z Q f AL Q71 ,fQ' N?:f 5 K Q X . . . 4 - ,553 1 f f 7 f ,- v Q Q , X , ,- 60 ,. Nl' .-a-1 ' 'L l Published by the Students JONATHAN DAYTON REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Springfield . . . New Jersey 1 fn f 111, f 25323: 3 K, 1 12 ' '1 2 fx 'Y' K F 2 2 v REGIO 'am MISS JOHNSON Cv jegica ef ' have aided us in many phases of our d ER patience and wit school life. Our gay dance decorations, colorful posters, an pictures about the school reveal her ingenuity and her interest in us. She is really human, her sense of humor and unlimited under- standing will always be remembered by her students. Her sound judgment, true generosity, sense of fair play, kind- ness and enthusiasm-'these are the characteristics that endear her to us. Not many realize the import-ant part she has played yearbook and those of former years. Her clever ideas and thoughiul k the REG1oN ALOGUE the book it is. suggestions have helped to ma e ' ' and real affection, we dedicate this alities, KAY j in this ect true admiration, bl erson- With sincere resp , b k to one of our most vital and enioya e p 00 OHN SON . Plge 5 I S 1nStIu'c N, b'f f ' N 7 Vx , EV- N' f 0' ,. . ..W....i., ,,.W ,L ,,.,, A- , , f. Q. , . , fy I X QQ, Wi I , fl' 9 DAYTO QP' D 5 'GH 5 :HOV MR. HALSEY ,W A J iz, . Lv. . W, 7. fe - Page 8 MR. HALSEY AND DEPARTMENT HEADS AD He has been our guide over the diflicult trails of four years in high school and will ever be before us in the days of the future, leading us on to higher goals and ideals. We have felt the need of one like him in these days of peril. We ourselves shall be better able to serve our country because he has helped us to prepare for responsible American citizenship upon which our land will depend in the time to come. He has given us a clear sense of direction. We thank you, Mr. Halsey. STRA TIO AMELIA IL. TUTTLE Secretary lo Mr. Halsey LP f 1 ,X MRS. JOHANNA DUNN Clerk of Office ALVI SCHAFFERNOTH Srcr ary to Disirirt Clerk Page 9 ng JEQK ,, , fx 'G' W i I 'E' 'bw 5 lm FAC Battaglia, Joseph C. . Sorial Studies Ben6, Frank .. . . . Science Bobilin, Herbert . Imluslrial Arts Brittle, Lois C. .,.., ..... E nglish .. English Campbell, James W. Cole, Winifred C. . . Social Sludies Cook, William G. ..,.. Music Cookman, Alfred C. Biology Crawford, Helen W. , , English Dimmers, Barbara J. . Librarian LTY Fielding, Gladys R. , . Mafhenzatics Goodwin, Leslie K. .. . Physical Education i L! P . WA in 1 .4 V 'PL .-rf Gulliver, Doris M. ,. ., , . Commercial Sfudies Hall, Lawrence Scnior Science, General Sciencv Haut, Milton J. . Mathcmaiics and Spanish Hohn, Walter A. . . ,, , Scicncz' Holz, Henry C. . . , . Industrial Arts Johnson, Kay , , , . .... Art Kaplan, Ruth K. , ...,. English Keane, Gladys M. . . Social Sfudics M 'Q QA wus 1 .7 x, fl. Krumachcr, Jane Ladanyc, Helen Lch, Carolyn, W. Lewis, Sam Manzc, Willianm I.. McCarth Bet .G. Papale, N. J. Pcigclbcck, Will1clm N. Perlman, Max R. . Phillips, Karolyn E. la FAC Com mrrcial Sludivs Frrnrb Foods Commfrrial Slmlirs Guidanrz' Dirfrlor Spvrrlf and Dramafirs , English Voraiional Agriculture , Social Sfudirx Pbysiral Education 'bm' 6, -awamiiqtmasl, LTY Porter, Evelyn F. Savidge, Beverly M. Stephens, Harold W. Sterner, William S. , Thorner, Florence H. Tracy, Jeanette L. Varga, Elsie T. . Werner, J. Stanley .. .. . .. Russette, David R. Montgomery, Ruth Maitland, Margaret L. .. ,. Page 13 Latin . ,,.,.. Clothing . , Mathematics ,. .. , Mathematics Commercial Studies English Commercial Studies Commercial Studies ... ..., .. ..,... Music . Healtb Counselor , Cafeteria Director I. .. ' 3.6 fr I l ll: ann and , T!?4'lif5l-'Q ,af Cand chic nf' 1 ,, S.. .F if 1,451 Wim '?,1,.,, 3 . Q, f ' X... F mw 945 5 Q 3555... K V V- f., :P , B1 kg 4 5, '- K 'K ' C ffl ff! 1 Y v ,gap-.. Wa I f 'Nl ,Af .,, Q UW - A as ,jxfy Wg ww 3' . 2 if F N? V :E re f 'SI . .Y -f FXWW i . ' V i is .1 .W , 2- fffz E ZS YS O AYTQN 'GH x-N9 . 1, f lf eff . f 'ffl 'A My ' f GEORGE W. MORTON JR. ' 0, I ll! D Turk ' ' Sj1i'iii,qfii'lil Cqllegi' Prvflilruiorj ' I 1 Fiiurbill I. 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, ,J KV - 3, 43 Track Manager 33 Class Presi- JJ Aff 'I dent 43 Vice-President 33 Hume- V' , mein President l, 33 Clubs- Jour-N! . nalixm ll Debating 23 Cliess 33 ' JZIJORIS ASH O., Social Dancing 4. 1 L Smiixb U Surf' In Hill, iii lifi' ur whool. Gfru'0ail Cniiiim'1'i'iill yr l'3.1slietb.ill I, 2, 3, 43 Soccer l 21 l3.iseb.ill I, 2, 3, 43 Clieerlegider 2, 3, 43 Claw Secretary 43 Clwir 43 . Glee Club 2, 1, 43 CtllllJS'C'.llT'lP- ing I3 l,I'.ll11.lIlC 23 Dancing 3, 4. t D1lll1'i'l', l3UlIl1'illl'Illli', illfvlrlv. THOMAS Tuinrilir SIM-iir.QfiirI.l ! 5ki5 '5 5 Cullvgi' Pri' I y 'll I 4' Ftiurball 1, 2, 3 43 c iw, A 43 President l I s resi- dent I3 Vice-Pre' n 3 r surer 43 Hall P,1trol23 . 3, ' lee Club Z3 Operetta 33 Cl s ature .IEAN CAllMlCHAl:1L l, 22 D-11101132 3- 4 C,,,r,,, Air all-sliir on uiiy i' . Slniilgflulil fi0llHlll'N'ldl Choir Z, 33 Operetta 33 Hume- ruuni Secretary I, Vice-President 2, 3, 43 Reginnalugue Staff 3, 43 llunur Sieiety 3, 43 First Aid Squ.1d3 Clubs-Art .ind Meinl 1, fi.lI!lCl'.l 3. Vmil, jwpuliir, siiivrrr. CHARLOTTE ALLEN Kenilworth Cornmcrriul Homcroom Treasurer I, Secretary 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Basketball I3 Soccer l3 Clubs- Hosrcss I3 Muvie 23 Dancing 3, 4. Sln' c'lJez'rs, she sings, she dances, sbt' luugbs. UI? on lop will! popu- larity-lhufs our Cburlolfr. MARIE AMODEO Tnolsic Nrw Prorirlvrirr' Township Gr-nvrul Clubs-Foreign Friend I3 Knitting 23 Hostess CSccretaryJ 33 Social Dancing 4. P.-ppy, jmfmlar, and iuli'r'i'sfeil in Prvm, Tunisie plans lo lu' a nurse. Page 16 JAMES ANDREACH lim Clark Township Grnrrul Clubs-Matlicmatics I3 Study 23 Matbemagic 33 Chess 4. lim is u sirlvrrv, moilrsf, ilr'fn'r1ili1l7li', frivmlly fvllnu' wilb luis of fruficrtrt' uml FONINHHI sriisr. Wi' like bin! uml uunf umm' of lbw same kiml. it ROBERT ANGER rrBobb-yu Garwooil Gem-ral Homeroom Vice - President 43 Clubs-Wrestling 13 Movie 2, 33 Study 4. Even lbougb br's quid, We all like Bob. In drawing, :paris and romance Hr's fbvrt' on the job. 1 kt' HERBERT ARLT Keniluorflz General Band--l, 2, 3, 4, Orch estra 3, 4, Operetta 3: Wrestling 3, 4, Home- room Vice-President 3, Treasurer l' Clubs-Art and Metal l, 2, Gym 3. Herb likes sports, muxir, and Polly. We like Herb. LAUR A ANTHONY Loon Springfield General Clubs-Hostess I, 2, Commercial 3: Assembly 4. Laura aluujx greelx you with u xmile. Slat' buy u'or'keil earnestly :luring ber four years. We are sure she will nuke a surfers of ber nursing career. ADRIANA BEAVER fx Gurzvooil College Preparafory Girls' Basketball I, 2, Captain 3, 4, Soccer I, 2, Hockey 2, 5. 4, Honor Society 5, 45 Regionalogue Staff 4: Dayton News Staff 33 Homeroom President 2, Secretary 3. Aft in xporlx, fakes, uml classes. NANCY BARLOW' Mogli Springfielil Couznzvreial First Aid, Clubs-Library lg Knit- ting 2: Commcrcial 55 Military Aid 4. D0 you bear llml luuzrly laugh? Tlaafx Mogli, friendly and lmfifvy. ARTHUR AYRES HBIHIH Mounlaiusiile Generiil Clubs-Movie lg Camera 2, 3, Air- craft 4. Bull ix friemlly in xpile of his quiel reserve. He ix u ilelremlulzlr fi-lime, perxerzeriug mul lbougblful. We m'1'il more fi-llowx like Burl. FRED BELLIVEAU Slwringfirld College Pvefmrtilory Class President 2g Homeroom Presi- dent 1, 35 Regionalogue Staff 45 Clioir 4: Clubs-Math lg Drama- tics 21 Social Dancing 3, 4. Art, looks, bowling, skaiing, fun, we ruff' Fred A in every one. YR ., nf' sb MARION ARTHUR Shady Kwziluporib College Prepurulory Girls' Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Soccer lg Hockey 3, 43 Homeroom Vice- President l, Secretary Z, Hall Pa- trol 2, 3, Rcgionalogue Staff 4, Clubs-Hostess lg Dancing 2, 4. Slzzdenl, athlete, aml iz regular pal. MILDRED BEGASSIZ Mil Garzvoorl General Assembly plays 4: Clubs-Movie lg Commercial 2, Business Girls 39 Fasliion 4. Shy, lilollile, fzoixril, Mil is easy on flat' eye uml gooil for our morale. Page 17 45514 K X FO ai N Slrriflgfzvlil C7111 m'rr'ml Clubs-Handicraft lg Knitting 2g Foreign llriund 3g Military Aid 4. Will! fn-r lllflflfflg iunlr :mil john, lllxlf-1 ii lllllllyi 1'bl'i'l'flIl 11714, guy. Goal lurk Ill fbi' fzrlil uf ilrxignlrlg! 4lUNli BONNFT S n'in,qflrlil fTlHllHll'Yfi1ll llall Palriul Z: f'lul1sfNci:cllctrafl lg FUl'k'l'L1I1 Friends 23 Typing 3, Sncial Dancing 4. Amfnlinni, loziifllr, lllxH'lllllN, unlu- jnrlilrul, mail, lnm i lopi. L HAROLD l'iRl IiNIi Nun' Pl'UllLIL'lll'l' Yillllllllllp Collrtqm' Pri'1mraliu'x Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orclicsrra I, Z, 3, 4, Clmir 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glue Club I: Opcrvlta 3, Rcginnalnguu Slaff 45 Hull Patrol l, 2, 45 Aa- scmbly Plays 43 Clubs-Dramalics l, 25 Cndc 3. CDIIVH'idI1AiXIllPIl'llfdfil 1'-.iim'i'rr. ix Page 18 ix GERALD BRODSKY furry Kuuiluorfb Collvgi' PVA'f7AlVilfflY',V W'rcstling I, Z, 3, 4, Honor Sncicty 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Opcrcrta 3: Clubs -WrL'szliiig lg Debating Z5 Code 35 Matlicmatics 4. Bmini + lzruuu : Br'oil,ifey. Q'- ,F - ROBERT BOWLBY Bob r zvooil Conzzllrrciul II 2, Track l, 2, 3, 4: Cross untry I, 2: Wrestling 4, Band 2, , 43 Swing Band 23 Homb- znn Prcsidcnt 4, Treasurer 3: s-Collcgc 3: Dancing 4. -round ,ilur and pill. WALTER BUCHAN Garwoml Gi-nvrul Band l, 2, 33 Clubs-Astronomy lg Checkers 2, 3, Gym Drill 4. Muny of us brlic'1'1' Wul!1'r I0 br quivi-hummm! ls br? Skilling jmrlirx or pluyx-you'rr sun' lo lzuow bc x fbcrv. GLADYS BOWERS Kf'llflll orllv Gvnrral Clubs-Hmtcss I, 23 Commercial 3. Suwl, rbarmirlc. ,Ql'nl!'i0llS, frivmfly -A lorvlry fully. Glmlys will 114'- fmm' ii nurir, iiml a wry' rapablv um' loo. Krvp 'vm Iunghing. .0 'U' EUGENE BROKAW Mouphy Mounluinxiilv Collrgc Prvparulory Hall Patrol lg Clubs-Dramatic lg Debate 25 Dancing 3, 4. Gun' ix 11 fulun' vrzgirivur who lvfs only sporls, mozirx, girls, and food irllvrfvrv with bis school work. W rife ELEANOR BURNETT S1n1i1ysitlt',' Springfield Coiiziiirrcial Regionaloguu Staff 4: Hockey 1, 23 Clubs--Etiquette Club lg Sewing 23 Swimming 35 Dancing 4. Gay, smiling, lalkaiiur, aml neatly allradirr-thai sums up Elranor. 195. HERBERT CALLAHAN Herb Sprillgfirltl Clollugr' P1'r'1Jurtiiol'y Football 3, 4, Basketball 45 Track 3, 4, Homeroom Treasurer 3g Clubs -Study 2, lVl1llllCI11,lIlkIS 33 Nature 4. Ffillltl, alblclr. Kwp in laughing! fi New Mft 0 lt ,gr t QM? BETTY BUELL YfTina!i Springfield General Girls' Basketball 1, Zg- Bowling 2, Badminton 33 Hall Patrol lg Honor Society lg Red Cross Council 2, 3: Clubs-Dramatic 1: Leaders 2, 3, Dancing 3, Archery 4. Nullvyk loss ix our gain! ARTHUR BUSER MMO? New Proriilriifv Toumlaip General Agn-iciilmrv F.F.A. Reporter 55 Clubs-Begim ners Camera lg Advanced Camera 2, Aircraft 35 Archery 4. Bvsiilm his fnrnzing abilily, Moe can ful u wat square rug. ANNE LALDERARO Nellie Sllrillgflclil Dayton News Staff 3, 4, Assembly Plays lg Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Glce General Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 33 Basketball l, 2, Hueltey 2, jg Clubs-ll..-baring 2, ,lournalism 35 Dancing 4, liwppj, lillfltlfllf, fI'IL'l1tHJ'. EVELYN CAMPBELL MEM, Spy-iugfniltl Grlicwal Basketball 'Ig 'Soccer 2, Humeroom President lg Clubs-Knitting 1, Dancing 2, 45 Movie 3. SfHY'lll'il null foml of iporii, Et uvll umlzi' ii purfvul nurse. ELEANOR CAPP Cmnt Culiznwrcial Glue Club 59 Honor Society 3, 4, Regionalogue Staff 4, Girls' Bas- Gar zruoil ketball 1, 2, 3, 44 Soccer 1, 2, Swimming 33 Volluy Ball 3, Home- room becretary 1. lvilokij -mlflJll'fil 'k'll'l'l'l'. ALICE CARLEY MAI!! Guru ooil C0111 iilrrrial Girls' Basketball lg Clubs-Base- ball lg Nature 25 Handicraft 3: Regionalogue 4. A big xmili' imil tl z'br'r'ry person- i 3' pu! Alun- high in our vslcrfm. Page 19 if RUTH CARLSON HSIlll'llll , Garwoml Comrnrniul Volley Ball 3, llomeroom President 35 Vice-President Z, Treasurer 13 Clubs-Camping lg Foreign Friend 25 Hostess 3: Social Dancing 4. A rule happy-go-lllrky lzlonilv. IRILNIZ CARLEY Garzwoil General Homerorm Treasurer 4, Clubs- Nature 2, Handicraft 35 Region- alogue 4. Wfitb gooil looks uml a gift for laughing, ben' is a fulun' jzerfufl .si-crvlary. DORIS L. COLLINS UDOV, RIQGINA COLLINS Iran Garwoml Crm1mr'rrial Regionaloguv Staff 43 Clubs-Ping Guruooil Collvgi' Prvlmrufory eff HELEN CHABAK be Clark Township General 9' 'Q' Clubs-Foreign Friend l, 2g Dane- XC xy, ing 4g Regionalogue Staff 4. 4 Q , , 0 cf Halen is always laughing and yok- ing. We know that Helen will have W .turress in ber fulure undertakings. RUTH T. CLARK Rmliv Springfield College Preparatory Girls' Basketball I, 2 CCaptainl, 3, 45 Archery 33 Honor Society 3, 4g Homeroom President lg First Aid Squad 3, 4, Choir 45 Girls' Glee Club 4g College 3, Knitting 4. lntrlligmi, rz'srru-rl, ailrartiw. Honor Society 3, 43 Assembly Plays 2, 4, Rcgionalogue Staff 41 Dayton News Staff J, Red Cross Council 2, 3, 4, Girls' Glue Club 2, 3g Home- room Treasurer 2. Sufrvt, roqurllish, imlispvnsablv. Pong I, 2, Handicraft 5, Dancing 4. Ivan is rooprrafirz' aml obligiug, wiih vnmrrfb will lmwcr lo resist u loisi'-y CiIy infillrallon in her marmrr of speech. Page 20 CAROLINE CURTIS Skr'rfs Nvu' Proridvnrv Totvnsbip College Prrlmraiory Girls' Basketball I, 2g Homeroom Treasurer 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Clubs-Dramatics lg Library 2, 3, 4. Vizwriozis-fun lozrr-always on ilu' XO. JUNE DAVIS Mounfainsirlc Collrgr' Pfrparafory Honor Society 3, 43 Regionalogue Staff 4, Dayton News staff 33 Red Cross Council l, 2, 3, 4, Assembly Plays 2. 4: Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Glce Club J: Operetta 3. Va'rsatilc'-pclilz'-sparkling. if 'US J -----tx-f -1': -' ROSE DELIA Ro-Ro New Providence Township General Clubs-Knitting 1, Hostess 2, 3, Handicraft 4. Whether she's imitating opera sing- ers, dancing, or just talking, Ro-R0 is always surrounded bv friends. RALPH DI BATTISTA NDOFU Garwood General Hall Patrol 23 Clubs-Wrestling lg journalism 25 Radio, Sports 3, Mil- itary Aid 4. Doc has fiotentialities along any line-especially monkey business. JOSEPHINE DEL DUCA New Providence Township General Clubs-Dramatic lg Hostess 2, 3, ffreasurerjg Social Dancing 4. An outstanding Regional glamour girl, Stiff has Stirling on her mimi anal Ioe in her heart. . Qi , BARBARA ELKO rrB0bbyn Kenilworth Commercial Basketball 1, 2, Soccer l, 2, Cheer- leader 3, 43 Homcroom Vicc-Prcsi- dent l, Treasurer 25 Girls' Glce Club 3, Clubs-Dramatic lg Social Dancing 2, 4, Hostess 3. Heart in the navy-class cutest. JOAN DUSHANEK Rusty Garwooa' College Preparatory Choir 2, 3, 45 Glee Club lg Home- room Vice-President 4, Secretary 2, 3, Clubs-Library Council l, 2, HORACE DE FREITAS Rell Garwooil General Football 3, 43 Wrestling 2, 33 Hall Patrol 31 Clubs-Wrestling lg Movie, 25 Radio 35 Sports 4. Rell, a great football player, may seein to be bashfnl, but he's actually clever ami witty. 1' 3, 4. Petite, capable, feminine. ALBERT DOUGLAS ffBertl, Springfield College Preparatory Clubs-Aircraft 25 College 35 Radio 4. Quiet and a little timid, Bert is quick with the answers and quick to help his friends. l X 9' ALVINA EICKHOFF Blondie Springfield Commercial Honor Society 4g Clubs-Handi- craft lg Knitting 2g Commercial 35 Dancing 4. A speed ilemon on the typewriter, Blondie is obliging, imlepemlent, likeable. Page 21 MAXINIQ ICLLSWORTH Max Gqywgml Commercial Homeroom Secretary 4, Treasurer 35 Clubs-l.ilwr.1ry 15 Movie 21 Comrnercial f'l're.lsurerJ 35 Social Dancing 4. Drawing erilluixiiixl-qiiii'l and shy Tblllibff, a Nllllf liliiibur. 7- . CHARLES FIRIZSTINIZ Springfield General Atiffiflllfllfl' Future Farmers of America I, 2, 3, 4. Clubs-Movie l, 2, 3. Quiet, friemlly, good nalzirrilg Cliarlir is nirr In l'l'l'fj'I70dy. HHS not a main' rriakrr uml noi a pub- liciiy srelzer. We like Charlie. -li Page 22 1 PAUL FERREL Garwood General Agriculture Homeroom President 15 Future Farmers of America Secretary 25 Bicycle Club President l. Paul ix now a member of Ike U.S. Merchant Marine. In school we knew him ax an exprrl on farming aml machinery. CLARA FELICKI Clairi ' Garwooil General Clubs-Knitting lg Vice-President 25 Commercial 35 Social Dancing 4. Claire provider fbi' fiiifhful, inval- uable roojlrralimi that :nukes school ufliriliex t-liek. RAYMOND FLETCHER ffRuy,, Garwooil General Hall Patrol I5 Clubs-Wrestling 15 Sports 35 Movie 2, 35 Sports 4. Ray m0I.'!'S slowly and quirlly, but be morff. Hr' speaks xoflly ami xfiaririgly, but be speaks. ,.. 'flu 1 X JOHN FERRAZZA Costello New Provideim' Township College Preparalory Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol 15 Clubs-Wrestling l, Gym 2, 45 Camera 3. john is always a lol of fu e'.r a big-game b nlcr a I clar- fng colf Jap 4 4 vnf' . FRANCIS GALL ,lr fl f Frcnchy 914 lfqf Springfivlil College Pri'1J11Nf0'J' ' Track 35 Honor Society 3, 45 ClubS ,. ff' -French CPresidentj 2, Engineer- ing 35 Mathematics 4. If ambiltion and ability arc the kfyy to success, Ihr' door fo Frerlchys fame is unlocked. 5: 7 ,fx JUNE FONTENELLI fume Garwood General Choir 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Operctta 35 Homeroom Vice- President 25 Class Vice-President 15 Honor Society 3, 45 Clubs-Dra- matics 1, 2, 3. For a good time see Iune. Talent, popularity, character. MARTHA GAYMANN Shorty Kenilworth Commareial Hall Patrol 15 Orchestra 2, 35 Operetta 35 Glcc Club 45 Clubs- Dance Band 15 Band 25 Knitting 35 Dancing 4. We lore Martlaa's snappy answers aml hearty laughs. JEAN GILBERT Mountainsirlz' Commercial Clubs-Library 15 Knitting 25 Business Girls 35 Dramatics 4. lean is a glorious mixture of all that is quiet, friendly, bright, quirk, and ambitious. You should see her on a horse! f f in f f l SYLVIA GARBER K Susie j Garwood General I Clubs-Handicraft 15 Debating U Club 25 Camera 35 Military Aid 4. We , Susie is renowned for ber A-1 sodas, Nj, ber talent for making friends, and WY har skating and ilancing prowess. JUNE GEARL Springfield General FRANK GIBSON rrcibbyn Garwood College Preparatory Agricultural Future Farmers of America 45 As- Hall Patrol 2, 35 Clubs-Foreign Friend 15 Beginners Camera 25 Hostess 35 Dancing 4. We will long remrrnlrzv fum' for her jokes and entertaining ways. MARJORIE GEIGER Midge Springfielil Commerviul Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 35 Glee Club l, 25 Strings 1, 2, JQ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volley Ball em scmbly Plays 45 Band 3, 45 Clubs- Dramatie 35 Gym Drill 4. H1 s a frirml, a beartbrraker, a snappy dresser, and a good artor. Coulil we ask for more? JEAN GLUTTING ffljishll . X v X is A v 'J ff J' Yifiy ffifii s V SP'i 8fifld General Hall Patrol 2, 35 Clubs-Dancing 1, 45 Camera 25 Camera 3. With the unusual distinrtion of having a father aml Iwo brothers in the Navy, Ieaan docs her part to keep up the Glutling morale. Sbe's a fhampion letter writfr. ll If rf Q 35 Soccer 15 Swimming 35 Home- roum Treasurer 1, Vice-President 2, Secretary 45 Honor SoCictyi3, 4. Versatile, popular, friendly. JEANNE GORDON New Providenre Township General Hostess Club 1, 25 Study Club 3, 4. leanne is one of our happiest and most rarrfrra classmates from the bills of Berkley Heights. We hope that ber optimism stays witb ber lhroughout life. Page 23 1 PETER GRANRATH Marky Clark Township C0111-gr Praparaiory Clubs-Clicckcrs lg Nature 23 Code 3, Dancing 4. Tearing aml dvr'il-nmy-rare ' dr'- Jrriba Pvlr. Wr ll r1'mi'ml1r'r him ax quile a guy among Ihr' gals. ALICE GROSSKURT Gram Eyes Kanilworlh Commrrcial Honor Szcicty 43 Rcgionalogue Staff 4g Assembly, Plays 23 Clubs --Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4. Sba's rule, liar a nite fxerxonalily and a lol of oompb ! I GEORGE GUNSAULES ELEANOR HALL HEI!! Garwooll Cnmmrrrial Red Cross Council lg Glcc Club l, 2, 35 Clubs - journalism lg Movic 2, 3, 43 Dramatic 5. Many frienzlx and real snrrrvs awail Gvorge uzbererer Ihr' fuhm' may falzr him. Springfield Commarriul Choir 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club l, 2, 3, Opcrctta JQ Hockey 23 Dayton News Staff 4, First Aid Squad 2, 3g Homcruom President 2, Treas- urer Jg Clubs-Dramatic 2, 3, 4. Wil, vitalily, sparkle-El! Page 24 HILDEGARDE GRUNEMEYER Hilda Kenilworlh Commarcial Honor Society 45 Home-room Vice- President 2, Secretary lg Basketball 23 Glec Club 45 Clubs-Knitting 3: Dancing 4, Allbaugb oalwanlly reserved, Hilda is frivndly and rlvuvr. CARMINE GUERRIERO PAUL HAMER Clark Township Minnow Garwood General Clubs-Wrestling lg Gym Drill 25 Checkers 33 Nature 4. Minnaw ix willy, Ialkaiirv, anrl good-nahmul-an arrlrnl xoflball fan. JJ' Lf NWLWAM College Prfparalory Agrifullun' ' f - I 1 r MJ' Football 2 4, Futurc Farmers of America I: 2, 5, 4, Clubs-Camp- 4 ,L 941-API . ki ing lg Aircraft 25 Nature 3. Paul, quiet and unassuming, fsbing, hunting, and gaihering for his nature rollvclion. gf ef' .afar YJM- n.f L ' 'Cf VB LIIWJWM .b ROBERT HOAGLAND Springfield General Agriculture Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Track l, 2, 5. 4: Bind 1, 2, 3, 45 Homeroom Secretary 1, 25 F.F,A, 2, Bob is one of our most respected riasxmales. Heir versatile and pop. uar. J, RUTH HOFACKER Springfield General Hall Patrol 2, Clubs--Foreign Friends 1, Beginners Camera 2, Dramatics 35 Archery 4. Ruth, a modern Robin Hood, will also be a winner when it comes to being a secretary. ROBERT HODGE uaobn Clark Township General Wrestling l, 2, 33 Ice Hockey 1, 25 Swing Band 2, 3, 4, President 1, 4g Vice-President 25 Hall Pa- trol 2, 35 Clubs-Wrestling lg Swing Band 2, 3, 4. Shy? lust ask the girls! X .s MERRITT HUNTINGTON ClJesty Springfield College Preparatory F. F. A. 1, 2 Cwatcb Dogj, 3 CPresidentj, 4 SecretarYlS Apple Identification Team 2, 33 Apple Judging Team 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4g Operetta 33 Cross Country 1, 2, 3, Hall Patrol 2, 3, 4 CCaptain3. Chesty is already a seasoned Marine. ELAINE HUNT Springfield College Preparatory Honor Society 3, 45 Assembly Plays 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 3, 4g Homeroom President I, Secretary 3, 4g Clubs-Dramatic lg Camera 2, College 3, Chess 4g First Aid Squad 3, 4. Cbaraeter, brains, and personality! w HARRY HUND Hound', Garwood College Preparatory Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Glee Club lg Homeroom Vice-President Z, 33 Clubs-Wrestling lg Model 2g College 3g Social Dancing 4. An intelligent senior, our best dressed, and a dangerous wrestler. Nikki Springfield Commercia Glee Club 35 Hall Patrol 3g Re- ' gionalogue Staff 35 Clubs-Foreign Friends lg journalism 2: Region- alogue 33 Assembly 4. Full of fun, good-natured and al- ways smiling. JANET HOTSON van.. New Providence Township College Preparatory Honor Society 3, 45 Assembly Plays 2, 3, 45 Regionalogue Staff 43 Dayton News Staff 2, 3, 4, Home- room Treasurer 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Clubs-Assembly 4. One of the never-to-be-forgotten. Pamioyw -QM MARY LOU JONES gtqeufeiu Ol J 7 , l' AMO ft- 5 2' DONALD IRVING rrDonn New Providence Township College Preparatory Foo ll 1, 2, 3, 43 Track l, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 2, 3g bs-Wrestling lg Bowling 25 : 35 Social Dancing 4. 2.2, ' 1 J B-ML' W S s 125:22 QQ Nt.sIz Y Q uiet, sineere, Don works bard in classes and on the gridiron. MW 0-L Page 25 19 ELA 9 ic'-7 flu C Q Kill' ,. SHELAGH KELLY 4- Y - i, 4. 4,1 I. . Sunny fyt K Clark Township L , I ANDREW KELLY Kenilworlb General Andy Wrestling 35 Homcroom President 45 Clubs-Engineering 25 Mathe- matics 35 Social Dancing 4. Andy? quiel sense of humor and reserve have shown bim lo be a true gentleman. 15 x -In 5 'UN CAROL KLATZKIE New Pro1'ia'enre Township College Preparalory Honor Society 3, 45 Rcgionaloguc Staff 45 Dayton News Staff 2, 3, Feature editor 45 Assembly Plays l, 45 Humcmum Vice-President I5 Clubs-Assembly 4. Carol'x fxrellenl remril reflects rer- salile abiliiy. germ- C Page 26 Cliceflendcr 3, 4: Girls' Basketball L. 2, 3, 4: Swimming 2, 3, 45 College' Prffmralory Q, Clubs-College 3: Dancing 4. Sbrlnglfs nirkuume is indirutii her eirrfvrexrnl .WIllll', ani! rhre ELIZABETH KELLY f'f'f - ff Belle Gurwood Band l, 2, 3 -Dramatic l Social Sln .i as way 4? D GJ-9-'LLL ll MAR J. IQELLY Marty Clar wnsbip 3 VV! 'Colley Prellaraiary 5 3, 45 Assembly Plays 3, 5 HJK. Vice- den: 15 Girls' B etballQ,, nckey 3, 45 Cap. X3 ' irls S A g Team 3, 45 Red J lx Cross ncil 35 Clubs-Drama I5 'i Librar 25 College 35 Math. 4. ' 5 - ,A FO fnlenierl fulure M. D. xl ,IT R M X HD? 1 Sl1ri11gfii'l?f' A General Choir 45 Clubs-Hostess 35 Social Dancing 4. 'f' Eililb iv Il 11ru'r'onzev lo Ihr' rlaxx- frirmlly, inielligenl, nrlislic und .xzwv1'. Wx' are llroml of her painl- ing wbivb hai been rwbilfifwl in irbolasliv fonlrslx. mi- ROSIQMARIF KOONZ Rnrir Shriuvfirlil Cul'e5qe Prffmrufnry RC4l1l!Tl1Jlf1gLlC Staff 4: Homcronm Wccrctarv 25 Clubs-Library I, 25 Rcginnaluguc 3, 4. A l'll1ll'l1lIlY min will: ll frirmlly l74'llVf. Rviir ii truly ii friend in- ili'ml. JOE KRAMER .-,GMU Sh': fff'I1l General Choir 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 15 Ope- retra 35 Aircraft Club 15 Chess 25 Camera 35 Radio 4. u7lJf'n lm' llrtnniex a fflo! llaerz' will be muxir in Ihe air. M MARIE KUNTZ Mouiej ' Bi-rkfluv Heighis Commerriul Clubs-Hostess lg Camera 2: Com- m'rcial 3: Hovess 4, Chit, eonqeuiul, moflexi, Marie is an all-arouml Ameriean girl. l e Y l KARL KROEHLING 5Abringfielrl College Preparatory Agriculture Football 4: Basketball 4g Cross Countrv l: Track l, 2, 3: Home- rnom Vicc-President 3, Treasurer 45 F. F. A.: Clubs-Gym drill 1, 2, 3g Dancing 4. Two infereslx fill hloml Karl'x head -horse: and girls. JACK LANNING Pussy Mounfainsiile College Prelvaratory Band 1, 2, Choir 3, 45 Opcretta 3g Swing Band lg Regionalogue 45 Dayton News Staff 2, 3: Assembly Plays 45 Clubs-Wrestling lg jour- nalism Zq College 3. Frank, rleerr, refreshing. 2 WC' -'EJJYUWVQ' Elegy ,,.Wqeff3jf,i,..,w- 5 WWW 52319591 A Nu' N IRENE LAMB 5Aafv-'L' PPI!! ' Springfield College Preparatory Homeroom Vice-President 4, Secre- tary 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir I, 23 Girls' Basketball l, 45 Red Cross Council Treasurer 3, 4g Clubs -Dramatic lg Nature 2g College 3, Dancing 4. Sweet, musical, alfraeiiur aurl eom- fir-ienl. WILLIAM LENEHAN HBHV, ounlainside General Garufood MARY LAMMI rrlmfiyn Com merrial Hemcronm Treasurer 35 Clubs- Knitting lg Hostess 2, 39 Dancing 4. Wifiy as well ax serious. Mary is a girl everyone should iiuow and praciieally everyone rloex. CHARLES LA SECLA l Charlie New Providence Township College Preparaiory Football lg Hall Patrol 2, 33 Clubs -Wrestling 15 Art and Metal 2g Engineering 35 Travel 4. Charlie hold: tap honor: for the best looking Senior. He lover a hearty laugh. W'e'll mir: him. Football 2, 3, 43 Wrcstlirig lg Rc- gional Air Raid Service 3, 4, Clubs -Study 2, Gym Drill 3g Dancing 4. Bill is one of Ihoxe fooiball siarx who fought 'hard. Now heir fighl- ing harder in ihe Army. MARGARET LUCE New Proifizleuee Township General Clubs-Handicraft lg Hostess 2, 35 Dancing 4. Thi.: lilile hlomle ufiih lhe hig smile is another one of our per- sonaliiy girls from ihe hilltop. What eould we do wiihoui Berkeley Heights? Page 27 ROSIQ MACHRONF K1'uilu'0rllJ Serrelarial Clubs-Hustess I3 Knitting 2, 33 .Iuninr Red Cross 4. Ron' ii wry nbliging and willing lo help you. She always ,qreefx you uilh a big briglzl uml rbeery smile. 2 INGFRORG MARKANT New Pr01fiil1'm'r Township Page Cunimewiul Orchestra 2, 3, 41' String Ensemble 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Red Cross Council 4: Clubs-Cnmmen cial 23 Business Girls 33 Red Cross 4. Om' of Ihr Regionulfs muxieal in- iclligcnixia. 28 RAYMOND LUNDIN Ray Krviiliwrilw Gmeriil Clubs-Art Ge Met.tl lg Aircraft 2, 3, 4. Ruy is lin ull wiiiiil jml. Yun tdlll lu' mu' of iz ,enml livin' lllllj him umnml. Quite pnjuiliir mlb lbw girli, of rolrrsr. l tif Mp YJ., 4 K jj 0 l -IEAN MAGUIRIQ HMM,- Spriilgfirlil Coiiumwrml Honor Society 3, 43 Htuneroum Treasurer 43 Dayton News S tnff 4: Red Crnss Council 43 First Aid Squad 5, 43 Arts BL Metals I3 Foreign Friends 23 Business Girls 33 Red Cross Secretary 4. Om' of our most origiliul Mut ' ix nv till miiml pal. Ti? xeiiiort KATIE MANEY Kvuiluurtb General Clubs-Handicraft l, 2, 43 Com- mercial 3. A ralm aim' rlefwmlalzle person who has zcorlwil rurfmfly um! html flur- ing ber four years. Is well liked by ber z'lu.mnutvx. We with ber .nirnrn in ber future years. ANNA MARINFIALI Arm Garunoil Cmririifrviul Hemeruent President 33 Clnss Secre- tary 53 Clioir 3, 43 Operetta 33 Rcginmzlngue Staff 43 Assembly Plays 43 Sltetcliing Club I, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross Club fl'resident5 4. A qui-ru in nmri' uayx than one. MARIAN MEAGHER Mt'mi ' Mnunfuinsitlr' College Prepu Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1 7 3, 43 Choir 43 Glec Club 1 2' Clubs-French 33 Assembly 4. Frirmllinrxx + Abilily -l- ufark : Our miixirully fu m-wmmrr, Murian. v-v i 1 ,X L, raforvy . ,Sv mf.: bf .ev ly' Irnfril mf U l MARIANILIA MEISIEK Moiuifaimirlv Cullrgf Prrjiaratory Choir 3, 43 Glen Club 23 Red Cross Council 43 Clubs-Foreign Friends l3 Dancing 23 College 33 Dramatics 4. Om' of our fashion experts, Mari- anmi has won many a prize tml will go on winning more. .wg JOHN METZ I0hnny Springfielil College Preparalory Agricullurv F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 2, Vice-President 1, Class President l, Treasurer 2, Clubs- Dramatics 1, Debating 2, Mathe- MAY MORTON matics 3, Assembly 4. Orafor, ag brain, humorisl. CHARLOTTE MELZER CharluHz',' Sfiringfirld Crmilllvrriul Basketball l, 2, 3, Soccer 2, 3, Hockey 2, 3, Clubs-Art and Metal l, Advanced Camera 2, 3, Hostess 4. Liwly, friemlly-a g00Al' spar!! CHARLES MONICA Muff New Proifiilenre Township General Band l, 2, 3, 4, Clubs--Checkers 1, Nature 2, 3, 4. Watch ou!! When Charlie feels ronrersalional hc'II mow you down ufilh wonls, and when he's feeling musical br'll hlow you down wilh that clarinet, ROSE MONDELLI New Providence Township General Hall Patrol 1, Clubs-Dramatics 1, Nature 2 and 4: Study 3. A Iiitlv girl ufiih a hig personalily, Ro is wifiy, lively, and well-liked hy everyone. as JOSEPH MIRAGLER NIMH Clark Township College Preparafory Football 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, Homeroom Vice-President 3, Clubs --Gym Drill 1, Aircraft 2, Chess 3, Dancing 4, Football Captain 4. An athlcle ufiih a smile. Springfield Commercial Clubs-Correspondence 1, Nature 2, Commercial fSecretaryj 3, So- cial Dancing 4. Feminine, efficienl, and charming, May will heroine a rarer-r girl, if a hushaml iloz'sn'! rafeh her first. : 5 .1 MARIO MICCIO HMM, Garuooil General Hall Patrol I, Clubs-Movie 1, 2, Checker 3, Nature 4 fVice Presi- dent.J Mir gels along with his ieurhers, his friends, and Ihr' girls. They like his sense of humor. We JACQUELINE MORRISON jackie , f Springfield College Preparatory , F Regionalogue Staff 4, Assembly W Plays 4, Girls' Glee Club 1, Clubs O6 il -Art and Metal 1, Photography 2, ' College 3, Dramatics 4. 'i .fy Personaliiy plus and glamour. Page 29 415 r -2 ' 3345? GLORIA MOWREY Gumdrops Springfield College Preparatory Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Hall Patrol 2, 3, Dayton News 2, Cheerleader 2, J, 4, Clubs-Library Council I, 2, Dancing 3, 4. Gum1lrops ix one of our peppies! rlarrrleadrrs. We expert lol: from ber. Sbe'll probably become an avi- ulrix. THOMAS MULLIGAN MIJl',, Sfrriligfirlrl Gem' Football 4, W'restling l, ll.llNl lltmsrmim President 3, 4, Clmir 3, Clubs-XVrestling I, Sports Social llincing 3, 4. With Tofu in flu- lV1l11', uw'll cook lburr Iufn mln 11 Mulligan rli'u'. Al.BliliT NIIQISON IR. lflun': Clrzrlc Tmruibijr Culluvqi' l'rl'jnlu1lur'1 Truck 1, 2, 3, 4, I-outlull 4, Cross Country l, llunur Suciety 3: l'resi- dent 4, Assembly l'l.nvi Z, 4: Cllllv -Lilur.iry I, Dr.1n1.tties Z, Chess CSecrutnryl 3, 4. Clrirr, lmiiml, l'lHlS1'll'llllIlllY, JAMES NASH ffIi,'lll Garwooil General Track 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Home- room President l, Class President 3, Hall Patrol l, 2, Dayton News Staff 2, 3, Regionnlogue Staff 4, Clubs-Art l, journalism 2, Danc- ing 3, 4. Quirlt uiiiml aml wry rlt-prlldublr. rul 1: 2: YN BRUCE OLDFORD Gurunotl Callrgqtr Pr'1'1nmrlu1'i' Football M.1n.lgcr 4, l5.islteb.ill Man- .lger 4, Tr.u:lt Maimger 3, 4: Home- ruum VlCC-ljfC5lkiCI1l l, Clubs- Matlwnmties l, Debating 2, Chess 3, 4. Goltl ix ibm' only llving lu' brmft fmnmwl. GEORGE NOLTE Mmuzluimirlt' Gfrwral Homcroom Vice-President 2, Treas- urer 3, Hall Patrol 1, 2, Assembly Plays, Clubs-Drama l, 2, 3, Dancing 4. Good-Ioakmg, gflflml-IIdlllI'l'tl, a xlull- ml mechanic, George rvrfainly has 11 :Lay uifb him. 8 Q 5252 Q5 N if Page so ,ff 'Qi A H Q vc Dun it CCG' Ql fmrvm f' g MARY MYCZ Blnmli4 ' Clurlz Tuuuxlzip Cmnuwrrial Glee Club l, 2, 3. 4, Clmir 2, 3, 4, Opereitn 3: Vnllcy Ball 3, Vice- Prexident 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Clubs-Dramatic l, 2, 3, Dancing 4. Viruriunr, smiling, alrrf. ,gs VERA NUCIFORA IPLHYJ Gurufootl Commrrciul Choir 3, 4, Glue Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Trio 4, Girls' Basket- ball 4, Vice President 2, Secretary 4, Treasurer 1, Dayton News Staff 2, 3, 4, Red Cross Council 4, Clubs-Dancing 3, Assembly 4. A morxel of dark-eyeil heaven. 'fu WILLIAM PE z BETTY PACKER Slinky Garwooil Commercial Band 1, 2, 35 Choir 1, 2, 3, 45 Glce Club 2, 3, 45 Operetta 35 Swing Band 2, 35 Class Secretary 15 Student Council President 45 Vice- President 35 Treasurer 25 Hostess I5 Swing Band 2, 35 Assembly 4. Surly popularity IS 1lvs1'r1'f':l. MICHAEL O'SUCH Knobby Garzrooil Gcurrul Clubs-Camping lg Checkers 2, 35 Nature 4. Gin' him limi' aml bi-'ll mulzr ml mum' for binzvrlf ffm! Gur'1L'oorl will lu' prom! of. JOE PERILLO ffppffv Nru' PV0l'llll'?Il't' Touvlxbip Gvuvml Clubs-Mntliumatics l5 Gym Drill 25 Checkers 35 Nature 4. Pop may ln' .small in xfulurv, lmz bv lSllll small in bn uulys. Slightly baxbful lull full' will ro11viili'ri1ii'. MARGUERITE PETERSON .fpgggysi Springfvlrl' College Prrparufory Dramatics 15 Ping-Pong 25 Social Dancing 3, 45 Girls' Baskerballg Tennis5 Choir5 Glee Club5 Red Cross. as ,L 4 ,-3 u Shy? Well -- rm'ri'cd, lilzcablc, rutr, a popular lilflv rnlbead. Wa likt' har. HERBERT QUINTON Boom- Sprirzgfiflil General Choir 35 Basketball l, 25 Homeroom Vice-President 15 Hall Patrol 2, 45 Red Cross Council 35 Clubs- .. Wrestling 15 Dancing 2, 35 Presi- dent 4. Popular, obligi1lg, and ilr1'amy. Ewryom' will agrrz' bf: a regular fellow. CYBHIU Springfivlil Cross Country 25 Wrestling 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Clubs-Gym Drill 1, 3, 45 Checkers 2. Bill has not sbirkril work in any uay, Bfsidrx his abilifics as a slu- ilrnl bv bas marlc ou! quilt' well as a wrcsllrr aml a irack man. ,wa ll.5 t.x, EW 4 EERDINAND PERROTTA Garwood General Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Swing Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Clubs- Swing 1, 35 Cooking 2. Hr is an all-around good fellow who lrll Rrgional to figlsl for our mun- lry. Wi' all miss good old Fenlie. HELEN RAGONESE Garwooil Commercial Glee Club 45 Homeroom President 2, Secretary 35 Volley Ball 35 Dayton News Staff 45 Clubs- Dramatics 1,25 Dancing 35 Region- aloguc 4. Humorous, mpbiilinrlril, rolnlwlrnt. Page 31 Hall Patrol I, 25 Dayton News 'U' . fi sf Q-1' TED ROBINSON Springfield Cullrgv Preparatory Staff 3, 44 Clubs-Dramatics lg Aircraft 2, Assembly 35 Radio. 4. Sophisliratinn plus-Twl has ex- pfrknred all then' is to experience, and hz s quite lmrml with it all. GRACE LIUDITH RUSCANSKY Indy Kenilworth Conrrrrvrcial Homeroom Vice-President l, Secre- tary 24 Basketball lg Clubs-Hosb ess lg Dancing 2, 3, 4. Danring, singing, and laughing, Iualy has spent four happy years with her Regional frirmls. Page 32 ROBERT REUTER I ffB0bl9 Kenilworth General Wrestling 1, 3, 4: Homcroom' Treasurer 4, Hall Patrol Z5 Camera lg Checker 2, Biology 3, 4. Ilr m-iw moles uhrn he ran stauil still, he ru'i'z'r stands still when he fan sit, and hi' wirr sits when he fan rvtlim'-he is usually rrrlining. ALAN I.IfWlS RUBIN Ruhr Nvu' Proiidrnre Township College Preparatory Dayton News Staff l, 2, 3, Editor in Chief 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Clubs-jcurnalism lg Debating 25 Clsess 3, 4. Brainy, :mlm-ilictablv Ruhr is a champion of sofihistivulml slung. FREDERICK ROMANO F'4l'i'N Ggru'0gJ Gi'Vl!'n1l Hall Patrol lg Clubs-Camping l, 2g Chess 3 lPresidcntjg Nature 4. lflafzpy mn fu almost anything on a rar us a rrsull of auto nzvvhauirs. lla s lizcly, usually huffflbh 477111 WU' uwll likvrl. NORMA ROSS Clark Township Commerpial Hall Patrol 1, 23 Clubs-Handi- craft lg Hostess 25 Commercial 3, Camera 4. CSecretaryJ A humorous person, always with a joke on hand. She also knows ber shorthand and typewriiing. DONALD RUSSO Rusi ' Nvu' ProL'iilf'l1u' Township General Band 1, 2, Clubs-Math. lg Movie 2, 3. Dau, a fvllou' worth knowing, is 1-1'mi-lunzpwril, original, and inter- rslml in sflorls. JACK SANZALONE Iarkson Gdfufllllll Cnllrgv Prvjmratory Clubs-Checkers l, 2, 3, Nature 4. Although he a Iu-urs to bv a quiet fellow, lark is our of our most .surprising seniors. Hr agrees that All work anrl no fllay make lurk u ilull boy, L I if Bljblyg ef if G Rlld-V il-lRAMM GM EVELYN SCHWEITZER - NEW, Gfollnfaiizsiilr Comrnrrfial Homeroom Secretary 15 Hall Patrol I5 Clubs-Foreign Friend I5 Be- ginners Camera 25 Business Girls 3: Social Dancing 4. Et. ' is willy dll!! louilx nf fun- gooil mnilmny ui any gnilarriug. A glib!!! Springfield General MARIAN SCHNEIDER Man Girls' Basketball 35 Band l, 2, 3. 45 Choir, 5, 45 Girls' Glee Club 15 Homeroom Secretary 35 Hall Patrol l5 Clubs-Knitting 1, 3: Social Dancing 4. I.r'1l1'r wriling ix ber lmlfby-Iurky x1'r1'ir'1'nu'rl. Garwood Com mcrcial Secretary 25 Clubs-Camping 15 Camera 25 Business Girls' 35 Re- gionalogue 4. Sinrrrr friend . . . bard worker . . . bound io xilrrrml . . . ESTHER SMITH Smizfy', an 'Q MAE SCHUBERT Shoe Garwooil Gpmiml Dayton News Staff 1, 2, 35 Choir l: Clubs-journalism 1, 25 Nartiri: 35 Dancing 4. Mar' rxrels in ber arf, ilariring, ring- ing, and sense of humor. GEORGE MART f Springfield Ge eral Homeroo ' reside 1, - l rer 4' otbal ' T lt 2 2 H Wk Opcret ALAN SERKES Il PPA!!! Springfield Commercial Football 2, 3, 45 Wrestling 2, 3, 45 Clubs-Chess 2, 3, 4 lPresidentJ Al's a mild man in class, but hc's a power house in football and wrcslling. When' Ibm-rr's aclion AV: G Mross un il all Patrol 1, 5C1r ,lb3 5 13. , om' is men S tr , -Ml S N Kenilworlb General Glce Club 1, 2, 3, 45 I-Iomeroom Secretary 45 Clubs-Knitting 15 Handicraft 25 Art and Metal 3: Regionalogue 4. Her praises muff be iolrl. Sbi x wiliy buf noi loo bolil. '92 -555 on top. 1102 - bm ARLINIE SMITH Moimlaiuxiili' Coiiirwrfiul Homeroom President 55 Assembly Plays, Foreign Friends 15 Camera 25 Business Girls 35 Dancing 4. Arlinv likex roller .vlzaiing aml tbl' rinks ilo xrfm lonesome uifboul ber. l'1'r.vnliuliij' ix fwfr 1'lJii'f al5.tt'f. Page 33 THTZODORH SMITH Chuz'k Slrringfirlll College Prr'fmruIvr-y Agrirulhm' Football 45 lf. lf. A. Treasurer 4 fl, 2, C35 'Ui C'lLilms--Wrewlliiig I5 Art 85 Metal 25 Cllieckers 35 Danc- ing 4. Om' nf Rrgimn1l'i mm! lmml-u'ni'k- ing furlrlrrx. HARRY SPEICHER Sl7 i SfivlJ General Homernom Vice-President 2, Sccrc- tary I, Treasurer 35 Choir 45 Sltetelzing 2, 3, 45 Clubg-jour. nalism I5 Art and Metal CI'reei- dentj 25 Aircraft 55 Dancing 4. MARIAN SOTTONG lllll1'b Clark Tuwuvbilv Comrrmrrial Regionalngue Staff 45 Hunwroom Secretary I5 Club:-Foreign Friends I5 Nature Z5 CL.l11l11UFCl3.l 35 Social Dancing 4. Mariarfx main lllll'I'I'YlX in lift' urr' mllfr skating aml Ihr' Nzuy. .pm If 'Pi ' RICHARD STACFTY Rim MARGIE STOVER Su1olir'y Clark Toumsbip General Hunor Society 3, 45 Regiunaloguc Staff 45 Red Cross Council 2, 35 Hdllipdlflll l, 25 Clubs-Hand? Craft I5 Camera 35 Dancing 4. How we will misx Smokey aml ber rhvlnixlry r'xperimr'nfx! Guruuml Grin-nfl Clubs-Chess I, 2, 35 Treasurer 4. Dirk bus uluuyi lmvi fl fm'ml in final lim! iv fl1xliug1li.ibell ln-y Q 4 H Q i 4 lwnlilr-unix. Ili v uorlciug lmix wuy up Hliknlililll Iknbmklik in jmfriluliml, hating nmilr ll goml ' ff I V W X Sf7l'll1lQfl!'lrl tiulligqr Pl'L'fhll'1Il0l'.1' mln in muilwl' C K . Tulrillerl lmlli nz art mul ull. ' Clubs-journalism l, Z5 french 2, LEE 35 Plmtugrapliy 2, 35 Code 35 Mathematics 4. Hrrlz ix un nllli' iiumzurr on uuy lil'l'llll1l'iH'llKl7, milieu, nmlb, humor. 4, lfrrnlwlr, lx V it 5 i STH? - I vis., if S Page 34 ROBERT SOUTHARD Bob Springfielil General Homeroum President 45 Track 25 Cross Country 35 Glee Club 25 Clubs-Chess and Checkers I5 Air- craft 25 Regiunalugue 35 Camera 4. Cnllsergulliw, amlfilionx, Bob will win a plan' in Ihr world. JERRY STEINBACHER Springfield Collage Prvparafory Clubs-Chess l, 2, 3, 4. An rxpr'r! on rhexs is Irrry-Hc'll lulcr on all rrnlrxerx. larry will prob- ublny become an vxjrcrt rarpenier, lluilrlffr, or arrbilrri. in Ulm ESTHER SWORDS Kenilworth Special General Club-Swing Band l. A swell girl with lots of ambition. She can have fun but still do her work. A grand addition to Regional, and we're all mighty glad to have had her! JOSEPH TREMMEL New Proviilenre Township General Clubs-Math 1, 45 Checkers 2, 3. Although Ioe never had enough time for extracurricular activities, he always had time for a kind word. CORNELIUS SULLIVAN rrcornyri Garwood Commercial Choir 2, 3, 4g Opererra 3, Quarter 3g Homeroom President, 1, 2, Vice- President, 3, 4, Clubs-Chess 1, 3, Movie 2, Social Dancing 4. Corny will live on in Regional as the Captain in Pinafore. FRANK SZABO Pete Garwood General Basketball 1, Treasurer 1, 2, 35 Choir 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Operetta ,ff ROBERT TODD General Garwood Swing Band l, 2, 3, 4g Orchestra ,iii ,ii- l234Band1234 We all know where Bob's interest lies. Music is his life. He is inter- ested in automobile mechanics, alsa. 35 Clubs-Movie lg Dancing 25 Checkers 33 Nature 4. Dancer, skater, always in demand. NANCY THWAITES Clark Township College Preparatory ELEANOR TRIPKA Red Cross Council 2, 3g First Aid Squad 3, 4, Clubs-Hostess 1, 2, College 3, junior Red Cross CTreas- urerj 4. Her eonscieniioiisness and willing- ness will bring success. Trippie Garwood Commercial Homeroom Secretary 1, Treasurer 3g Clubs--Camping lg Camera 25 Bus- iness Girls 3g Dancing 4. We can't describe Trippie. She's one of the hes!! JEANNE TROWBRIDGE Springfield General Clubs-Hostess 3, Dramntics 4g Gym Team 1 86 Z, Knitting 23 Ping Pong l. leanne is one of our smallest seniors. She has an engaging smile, lots of pep, and plenty of personality. Page 3 5 DOMINICK TURIANO New Proiiilrnfr Township General Clubs-Matliemarics lg Clwckeirs 2g Movie :ind Sport 33 Nature 4. Hi s saiil lo bi' ier-V shy. Blarlz uaiy liair anil ii hanilsomi' profile haw tba girls sighing afYi'r Dom- inirk. Hi' ran sing foo. JOHN PAUL VOIZLKER lllurkll Sfiringfiilil Calif-ge Prvparalory Football 2, 3, 4, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 43 Clubs-Wrestling lg College 23 Engineering 3. lark, least-bashful Senior, has fiiur hobbies--foofball, malh, wrvsl- ling, and women. ,I ,r HOWARD WAGONER Howie New Providence Township College Preparatory Homeronm Treasurer 24 Clubs- Wresrling lg College 35 Chess 4. Howir rarlialrs lhat granil western spirit of friendship and good sporisnianship. His winning smile won't soon be forgollen. JOHN WALSH ulaqku N Clark TownshipQf,'C ,f Gem-ral Htzmeroom Presi cnt 2, Treasurer I, Wresrling l, 2, 5: Choir 3, 4, Opcretta 33 Glee Club 2, Clubs- Wrestling I, Dancing 2, 3, 4. Cuff, frirmlly, ilrril-may-Care, - R ROBERTA WALKER Bert Sl l 8l'lf'l1l General Class Treasurer 3, Homcroom Presi- dent 33 Choir 2, 3, 4g Glec Club 2, 3, 4, Operetta 3, Dayton News Staff 35 Assembly Plays 35 Clubs- Dramatic 2, Regionaloguc 3. A bushel of fun! s Ihuliv Iarlz. MARGARET WHITE Kanilworih Geiirral Clubs-Handicraft lg Hostess 2, 35 Knitting 4. Hrri s one of our .tliiallvst-fiill of si'rixi' and nonsz'nxr'. We shall miss her laugh.: and giggles, bu! we wish M A RlON WEBER Webber Moiinlainsiili' Gi-nrral Humemom Secretary l, 25 Clubs- Furcign Friends I, Regionalogue 35 Dancing 4. A fioisml, fun-loving, all-rounil girl is Webber. We think vhvis grrai. Page 36 her surress in Ihr Ciiil Sc'rL'ic'z'. 'WILLIAM F. WIEDERSPAHN Bill Springfirld General Cross Country I, 2g Track 3, 4g Hall Patrol 3, Clubs--Mathematics 34 Dancing 4. Semiirigly a shy alblrfe, Bill is a wrsalilr student whose prrformanri' brlivs his quiet manner. WILBER WOJTECH Bud New Providence Township College Preparaiory Agricullure Football 4g Cross Country lg Red Cross'Council lg F. F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, State Officer 3, Clubs-Science Ig Chess 25 Engineering 3g Math- ematics 4. An oulslamling aulhority on any subjeel! ARTHUR WIEGAND Chubby Kenilworth College Preparatory Track Manager 43 Honor Society 45 Regionalogue Staff 4, Dayton News Staff 45 Clubs-Aircraft 25 Treas- urer 3g,Math 4. Able, erudite, air-minded. VERA YOUNG Kenilworth General Glee Club 2, 3, Clubs-Knitting 1, 35 Camera 2, Red Cross 4. We all admire Vera and hope in the near future io bear of her career as a singer. B JOHN ZABELSKI Zekel' Garwood General Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Hall Patrol 1: Regional Air Raid Service 3, 43 Clubs-Movie lg Nature 2, 3, 4. Regional will long remember Zeke as a baslzelball slar, salesman, and ,IENNIE YANKOW Garwood Commercial Valley Ball 3, Homeroom President lg Hall Patrol 2, Clubs-Camping Ig Nature 2: Business Girls 3, Dancing 4. , Fun-loving blonde- Vogue,' fash- ion plate-effirienl worker. as one swell guy. ELFREDA ZABEL Freda Kenilworfh General Clubs-Hostess 1, 35 Knitting 2, Dancing 4. Wilh her eheerful voice and pleas- ant smile, Freda has won hosts of friends ai Regional. You should see her on skates. vi ' C IJ 1' ,-A' W ml Nil , ,ow is if 1 . XJ N EN Viv! 'X I , --.J x xx 'D 4 DOROTHY LEY Dar Kenil worlh Gene ral Assembly Plays 4, Handicraft 2, Knitting 3, Dramatics 4. Cheers for our wiltiest Senior! Dot 'AB well-known as energetic, good- naiured, friendly girl--never lazy, never gloomy. Page 37 Page 38 September Lost, strayed, or stolen, one Freshmen class!! Perhaps the upper classmen are the lost souls this year, what with so many new teachers. Freshmen class still unfound. We thought some teachers had forgotten to wash their upper lips, but then found out it was supposed to be. Bound Brook starts their football season off with a bang - 37-0. October Dr. Morris reports that 99? of the girls have uniformitis. Everyone went to thc football game this day. To see the game? No, to see the new drum majorette. P. S. We lost the game. Thanks, Bob. Accidentally he found the Freshmen -- by use of a microscope. Local merchants couldn't understand the poor sale of Hallowe'en masks, but then, they haven't seen us. HOT SPOT IN A 20 is to have a 3-act play like this. Oh, yeah!! The odds were 20 to 1 that the burglar was Miss McCarthy. 25 So sorry, but there weren't no burglar. 26 Oh, why did we eat so much? We can't lift our feet, let alone dance. December 1 The Honor Society today began the sale of red flannels. 5 But, Mr. Manze, they can't draft our boys. What are we going to do on Saturday nights? 9 Football banquet -- Morton is nabbed walking out with a pitcher under his coat. 18 Christmas Dance. 19 The day after the senior dance. More fun cleaning up! Oh, yeah! For details see one of the few who showed up. 20 We were so sorry our Christmas vacation was extended, really we were. 21-24 All students went Christmas shopping, with what? Shh, it's a military secret. November January 13 --Jumpini Jupitcrhn waive done it again. 4 'llllhc Iiegionalitesl promptly broke their One way to get people to pay their dues ew ears R650 uuons' .Qi r' l CHILLY YEAR 14 Three dropperfuls of fuel oil were delivered to the school. 27 The juniors and Seniors have run out of words after writing 400,000 of them. Amazing how quiet it can be. 29 Red Flannels' sales going up. February 7 John Metz is still unpacking apples. 7 Regional converts to coal - students have a one-week vacation forced upon them. 24 Howard Cleaves told us of the attractions of night life, but we're from Missouri. 26 V Corps activities began - Arthur and Beaver spend Activity Period in homeroom. 29 Regional got in full swing with the tin-can collection. March 1 Karl Kroehling is also unpacking apples. i 3 It didn't make sense, but it sure was llpurdyji , S V Corps Assembly - Oh, Johnson, those red socks! 13 Regional ruins Roselle Park, 50-25. Nice going, Zeke . 15 20 27 April 9 May 1 18 29 June 6 17 The F F A boys set up housekeeping at the edge ,of the baseball diamond. Company attention! The latest census declares an average of five uniforms present daily. The Honor Society reports increasing sales of red flannels. The latest styles have zip-in linings. Tonight the operetta Hats Offu under the direction of Miss Diener Wasn't. All red flannels were shed today, plus the linings. What, no uniforms today? We're a little hazy as to whether or not the juniors have a Prom. It seems to have slipped our minds. We Seniors had a wonderful trip. Betty Packer was--- Harold Breene had--- Let's see. What did happen? Praise the Lord and Pass Us Our Sheep- skins. Page 39 Ql C' ' 'Tk THEODORE SMITH THOMAS MULLIGAN P136 40 FIQRDINAND PERROTTA lr ETISR GRANWRATH FRANK GIBSON PAUL FERRIZL FRANK SZABU ,IOSEPH MIRAGLER HERBERT QUINTON C. CATAPANO i ia.-41.3 t-4.1, V if 5 ' so ., I N Q gifs? fe ya gy. H' . gi -if i J is-W, , Www ' '55'l'?'4 l M 'l' ' L n 1 ztar Serwce TEACHERS Conklin, William Harris, Russell McCarthy, Charles Schramm, Raymond Brown William F Collins, Wendell Hay,-John McCarthy, Jack Schramm. Russell L. ,k willi m C ' Lonley, George E. Heidinger, Anton McLarthy, Robert Schrumpf, Alan Vol rig Earl Conley, Harvey Heiny, Alfred MCGeehan, John Scott, George ,fait mil' h C ' Lonverso, Victor Herrick, James McGeehan, William Searles, Richard cikulx, veiliriargl Hon Discharge Sree, flerbirt Sockiifig, Frankl Qlende, Herman Semon, Francis ' ' ' ' ' 'ree, osep onec er, Char es . lenze, Arthur S -vers, VV'lliam zlyghiwi' CF? l Crouse, Charles Hund, Fred Metz, Alexander Shaw, Harlold Q53 'JDSLESIJ guhberley, I:TIenry lilluntington, Freeman Meyer, Eugene Sigety, Edward Z ' ' . , u Jertson, ay untington, ,ouis Miller, George Sikor.'ky, Rudy Stephens' Harold' Hon' D'sch ge Cull, Philip Ilnick, George Morrison, Edward Sinclziir, Charles Bruce STUDENTS Dahl, Alfred Jenkinson, Edwin Morrison, Charles Smith, Roland I D'Andrea, Matthew Johnson, George Morrison, Owen Smith, George Allellfat PEECI' Day, Herbert Karalis, Ben Mulbach, Clifford Smolley, VValter Qgkerlejagtlmer Bell-lrietas, Alfred Ilieller, Robert suulligan, Thomas Snow, Yhale ams, ar es e ,onte, George 'el y, Joieph . ullin, R l rt St: cl ', Vllilliam Albanese, Arthur Deignan. Francis Kennedyjwilliam Nagy, Alegcie Stziehle, Arthur Allcroft, Roger Di Rattista, Arthur Kent, Herbert Nead, Harold Staehle, Daniel Alexander, William Di Battista, Dominick Kcrnan, George Nelson, Walter Stevens. Alvin Allen, Thomas :Ji glossi, Thomas Kerr, Daniel Neville, James Stover, Alfred Anderson, Charles Ji unzio, Nicholas ershaw, Norman Neville, Lester Street, Thomas Ahdeysuh, Qhve Donnington, Joseph Kolinchik, Frank Q'Cone, Michael Swanson, Robert Appolito, Carmen Doyle, Roger Klimek, Adolph U'Rourke, William Swisher, Robert Arthur, W'i11iam Druzek, Nicholas Koza, Norbert Ulterauski, Stanley Szabo, Frank Baldwin, Malcolm Dugan, Daniel Krakowsky, Joseph Palmieri, Thomas Teuscher, John Barlow' Arthur Dziadyk, Pat Kramm, Robert Palzer, Robert Thompson, Philip jtmaitie, Bill IElko,uGeo5geH gl Ll6gCl', Edward gatterson,PAdolph Thursttu, :floyd B B P Y Th nge ar t, enry 'rueger, o iert etersnn, eter ' itley, 1 iam BS2:,rGeti?gi.2a5 lEiiglisli,'I.q1nthoiiy Kufta, Andrew lgirfotta, Ferdinand Todd, Eleanor-VVAAC B '1' Th 'arre , omas Kulha, . tephen i ippa, Nick Todd, Robert B:-lilau, cllniiiiiy Feinman, George Lantz, Barney Pierson, Edgar Tolman, Everett Belliveau, William lZelmlr,gVilfiam Lantz, lcgichael gittengqer, Gilbert 'l oth.lJulius 1 B k gy R' h fi 'erre , ar ey .antz, 'i iam oetsc e, E lward Town ey, Richari llxgg, Rollrair Ferguson, Hartley Larson, Jerry Prince, Eugene Turnbull, Thomas Be-rmlogti, Peter Fisher, Richard Latella, Mario Quinton, Herbert Underwood, Charles Bhiy, Arthur Fisher. Robert Lawler, Thomas Ragonese, Frank Upton, Clarence 1gh,,,m, Rohert Fleming, Robert Lenehan, William Reiss, George Vain Nest, Richard Bhhihh, Homer Frey. Edmund Leye, Heinz Reul,lVValter Van Nest, VVill:fim B kv R 1 Q frost, regg Lichenstein, Elliot Riche o, George Van Ohlen, Vlfi iam 1g::tiv1i,y'uj:hh Galloway, Leslie Limoue, Thomas Ritter, Arthur Van Felt, Fred Boyce, Franklin Garber, William Lister, Richard Ritter, Frank Van Riper, Robert lloyton, Charles Gaughan, Melville Lister, VVilliam Roach, Harold Van Riper, William jgoymh, Harry Geisler, John Loder, Edwin Robinson, Kenneth Wanat, Andrew llubenas, Anthony gforges, Eric Loh. Michael Roll, Kennelth Vlfanat, Frank! li k'l . H mer 1 owacki. VVilliam Luce, Gardner Romeo, Nic VVanca, Fran Biiltikglgvz, Wallington Glutting, Kenneth Lunsford, Foster Marino, Ross VVanca, John Bu,-ng, james Glutting, Robert Lynch, Dolores-VVAVE Ruddy, John VVarchol, Peter Callahan, Paul Gordon, Robert Lyons, Thomas Ruscansky. Andrew XYe-ber, Donald Fzillzihaii, Robert Stanley Gorombey, Joseph Mac Dowell, Howard Russo. Bill Wilde, Edward Caminsky, Isadore Granconato, Inez-WAVE Maguire, Donald Rutz, VVerner VVilson, Robert C3 egg, Nick Gudor, John Maidling, Daniel Sacco, Carl VVinn, Milton U Carlson, William giudor, Michael Marinelli, Henry Sacco, Pat Vl'oienski, Thomas Caxal , Thomas iuerriero, Anthony Marshall, Alec Sachsel, Richard Vt'ojcio, Joseph Catapzno, Carmen Guerriero, John Martyn, John Schatifcr, Saul VVojtech. Adrian Chaiten, David Guilfoyle, Michael Mascara, Frank Schak, Robert Vhisthofl. Ralph Chester, Walter Guilfoyle, XVilliam Masterson, VVilli:im Schindler, Tom Wyznyski, Joseph Chorniewy, Michael Gutmann, Richard Masterson, Xavier Schmidt, Eugene Zazeski, Peter Fiemniecki, Frank llambacher, Allen Massa, Vincent Schmidt, Klaus Zigenfuss, Norman Condon, Paul llarney, Dean Mayer. Robert Schrarnni, llernard Zygala. Joseph i Page 41 TOM SCHINDLER HAROLD NEAD BOB KELLER Ranks ,,. fi . Q Y H7 . xy' , Riu' 'ZW' 9 Y Tn I G H 5 EH Gm .a Q Q d 3 M57 y Fa Q,figr ' . wig, 'Q A X ,. 7 Q N Q f 5' n 3 . V ' V Q l K s Q , ? Q J KB ,wa , L Q , .., , Q , ,V , -4. ff - fra- 1 5 f nf, - . L. Us 5' I N i xr Q R M VI, , I 1 g ' sr , M 'I 4 .rep 'JA ' ' V -' 'ar Xa h V V -', 9 Qs! I S 5 4 Q , x Q 6' , N 5, U' Y f i ,I Q U.. T' Q 1 f , 1 A- ii ve ' I I WM Z ,ffff6LASg CFFICERS fyvff 4 .NN W S 40 eJwv0 Q . FRED ROESSEL Vin'-Presidcnl CLYDE SPILLER Prcsulvnt fm. 1 MARGARET SIPPEL Treasurer ELAINE PHEIFFER Secrzjiary Q , 'US 'Tk ,J fl' ,qv ,tw fum-1 W, It lf JU-L E xv- afM1'r'mii , rv? Dwi?-. x,,,,x Q .N gf, 43 . YL K' nf f frat A V SK M1 ,H N ' s v 14-5 QQ Q0-I iv-. z,. Q in :Qi ., W, , I 3, A '- nw, n.hP ' YN 1'! .y ,K Q 'M x A Q 5 v ' A 92 'ii 1 -f 1 -l., N9 4 X, .Rx m 1 M VELJLMM I 7 CLASS GFFICERS 555 panda ,L C-L fm QWAW1, ff? Il2f' , . I ROBERT MITCHELL Vice-Prexident i ACL'-1l'av fgwfh-,Q jA A595 'QQ - x MENE SACCO lj 'A Treasurer , ' , I .Ml '?'vkZ ' 'W U JK ? ,X 1 Fr 5 46 1 'IE ' ao il 9 Mol. . 44 'B'- yvyix vi ,ini A . Ea- fi ww V 9 '-01' V 1-W' 9 . Ah Q 1 ' ,Q 71,55 MAL . e IN .17 1 -H 5 'Q 1, 11 ,,.- :Z , . 3 , A - , QL va x H-F52 ,W,,z 1535 Q 3 . .. 2,-,gn V . ,An V, Ayff awww Jgmffgifw My. zs9SZ,,afY BARBARA SACHEL Virr-Prfsialenl WESLEY GILI. President Xxy, HENRY FORD Treasurer PAT Mac DONALD Secretary Wlvi Homelit bow WAR 1-- ACTIVITIES Auto Mechanics Class QA. if! ! 4 43 , f 1 f g' F 3 Q' 'Er - ' 7 m1 ' ' ' X fe - f- .. A D' f 41,1324 First Aid ,qs 'Q .gn 1. :ri 25 xx nom er mmrnmm . A A ARF igwxgikifll mms mv an .. . .M Bo oks fm' Bu if Dedication of Honor Roll ddies Oi - ll: Q! ' T v N Q !f I sq' wi A Page 53 -4 1' in-, 1 Q 0 ' rf' nv -1 11.4 ' -x Z 0 19' W .gxa 'L- ia .. Y x 11, X. g ff A 4- 'V I 1 V . -f' ' 5- ,fl I 33 1: 1 A, 4,5 ,Z ml MQ , Q Al A Y . mans! 4 '4 5+ 5 '45, 3 fsffEQ,s L, , , E ' 5 1-X M a Q 21 Kip, f T Q 8 :af Z Y... fl' 4' S 1- . 'Q' 1' 2 T' V, K . 1 , 25512:-'X A I I . W7 X we ,, 'U-5'.!r,l.'1V r A v. 'F XVII., Li -ll-rlttu, ' K Xe Q57 0,1 - .JY L .,i.. I : H-0 L-dl ,L 5 1 il 42 N A WN ,,CA,A:-gf::5:f?i5 -:fgfizgfl A ,QQ MilitafY Aid Red Cross 14 'E55' SH-Zi Wf A f F N Q O O . .......... 5 , --x.,.fw..,,xf.f ,.,,. -NA-.5-Z.'N'N,f-N, J- ' . xr V-,JV -N.x.,x. v.,x, .,. -ff, ,sf-x.,x. v? -.1- V 5, , --,-f-1 :A-1, Aeronautics Class Page ae STUDENT COUNCIL Seated, left to right: Jay Esposito, jean Beaver Bob B Andrew Kelly Tom M ll' , owlby , u igan, George Morton, Marjorie Geiger Arthur Sachsel, Phyllis Bunnell Dor' L Bnrbir S , is amb, Teddy Sachsel . .1 achsel, Carolyn Loveland, Genevieve Ciemnicki E'l Bccmer, Kay Upton H , :een , orstmar Horlbeck. Standing: jerry Welles, Shirley Heitkamp, Marilyn Cro ' Rodrers F use, Robert Hodge, Fred 3, , rank Buhler, Teddy Sadowski, Richard O'Niell, Bruce jones, Charles johnson, Clyde Spiller, Mr, Bene, Miss Vargn, Mr. Sccrner, Berry Parker. Absent: Frank Corvelyn, Wesley Gill, Elaine Pfeiffer, Bob Southard, Gordon Swanson. Page S6 PATRCL . , Hlen M Stephens. Mm B lL' Scflmd . ht r . -llcr. 1 ' - Muriel K' H risen. Front fowixicq Mlidrcd Nilfmtlhahndersvn- Riuh I L Lehmann, U - Ted , u Third row d Dushanek KJV Upton l - Nic Sen- - Gerdfs- F e l Cosgrove. Dons Smirli, Annie Rach ww: Y jean A lrlvlen ,mom 5 ra Lancasrff- Th ,ess ESPOSWU' Gordon Sw R0 cr ne' LZ wt . png CZPU S ith. Ye L sak Fuunh fo M are! Hay Nami m -n C ' k Dorm. - W-ber, 5 Gesirse VV' 'll Swf Y' . mington' Domi :bie Cubbgievl esesi Mane Bi Hu He T1 ggiraille Merril N nn Fifth rowh wack Corinne . ' hn 0 ' ' ' qyoqetlliv 30 O HQQISW 37 Breene. Harold lilialinga Gl:dYs Gflmm' 3 3 ' P T' HONOR bupusi L I 1 V lf t right Elaine Pfeiffer Mr Stcrner. MY' Mann' elm CarmicllnclilirlllaliloriclGcigggnggxiii X 1 t 0 1 ' ' ,. I , , Aunc . ihiiilsciiniw Miss Porter, Alice Gfosskuni lngcborg Markmt' Second Y-Owilglm li agliiiili Davis Theodore Aicyim,EiChoffY Frances Dowd, Carol Klatzkie, Elaine Hhunt, Rmfggfisona uri-Hhiih row: Adrigm Beaver' Sachsdi Doris Collin? Genlillde SchgoatgliriNr:lli?ciii,edA2?:li2.1C hfiiiili-ictliiiler, Bcirbara Dancnhour, jcssig Coles - B1 - , Peggy OHCS, Aeimof ' ' . ' ld B dk , Arthur iegrm liriliiirtliiiiiixirz Natalie WotlCChi Irene Georges' Francis Gnu? Ruth Chilli, Cigna Xlnsinii' Mnrlmlc Stover' Alan Rubin, Fred Roessle, Arthur Sachscl, Mefghmllsippell, Mart a e y. - Hildcgnrde GrunemeYC i Dorothy Bushman- Maman Kel Y' !Q1fl,A,ZfL!YU my Hr' ff , ' f 16 I If 1 ' Lk fful. 1. inc fflfli l We Gem ,ew fl fie tmffffy L tl: 1 rggxj .iff I . maklielgegmbcriijggfocviivili llgieople' We Americans must in our schools. y Putting It into Practice W' I1 Srowsltin czifnh 3:2001 year our, own Student Council vested thc ri its JECC. In this Ofgflflilation is in- Schooll It isgthifboeiveryh student in Regional High advises- Y t Rf SOVHUS, legislates, and 3 HES Iuphold the ideals set forth by the Cou C-I . Il of this Zfltldhas been established. The chief function which have bceri Igijosfirciiccirce tiles and regulations under control. I0 CCP Our school well Certain high standards , f h ' . xglstl be realigcd and acid 5il5clirS?gP 333 serl:-ice oo. For this reason 3 National Ho rY 'lgh wasvgrought into the school circle, nor Society - .ith these three organizations We R . Practice Democracy, . at egional M 4.1 Page S7 P180 S8 RED CROSS CLUB lngcbnrg M.xrk.znr, Ru V. sc Maclimne, jean Maguire, Anna Marina-Ili, era Yuund, Nancy Thwaizes, Margaret Sippell, Helen Hcclccl, ,Ioan Metzger, Carolyn Luveland, Mary Serine, Margaret Slmlcsmclt, Rose Luemell, Roberta I.JDL'llCYlCI', Freidn Haber, joycc Ralph, Shirley Cllilson, .lean De liixen. Ruse Delia, Margaret Wiligor, Elaine Nippuns, Rose Sll3llCfUSS, Dolly Di Iilnsvi, Mildred Collins, Rutll H A Beatrice Mierdiericlc, Glady. S' ' amen, Rose Zcigaus, s anduslfy, Berry Buulle. The F. F. A. boys under the guidance and leader ship of Mr. Peigelbeck are typifying the true Arne ican spirit. They have fixed toys for the poor, collected fo0d for Christmas baskets, raised chickens, and placed boys on farms to help in the war effort. They have allowed no obstacle to impede their progress. The junior Red Cross members have been working just as hard at more feminine pursuits. They have de- voted time and energy to knitting useful articles, aid- ing service organizations, and collecting for the Red Cross fund drive. These two organizations are helping America to attain Victory N peace and freedom. g t. X, I X FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Seated, left to right: Mr. Peigelbeck, john Metz, Arthur Buser, Karl Kroehling, Peter Bahr, Merritt Huntington. Second row: Robert Hoagland, Eu gene Perrotta, Curtis Lederman, Wilbur Wojtech, Charles Firestine, Donald Tabor, Robert johnson. Third row: George Smith, james Cray, Theodore Smith, Wilbur Thomas, Paul Hamer, Frank Gib- son, Welles Pullen, Charles Lamb, Frances Wieder spahn. Not present: Ted Smith, Malcolm Baldwin Paul Ferrel, Frank Fornaro, Matt Fornaro, Norfrey Fornaro, Henry Schaefer, Philip Statile, Everett Tolman. IN Miuranv Senviczs: William Lantz, Navy, Lewis Huntington, Marine Corpsg William Kennedy, Air Force, George johnson, Army: Ken- neth Roll, Navy. Page 59 Fwfis i 'ft , gy 55, , 4 4' SKETCHING CLUB Ldura N1 . Kundmtoiirison, Edith K i llch filmm wr Doroth ard CO,-b ' Hlter Y y LUV, j en' R0bCrt D ankows ,l0h oan Metzger, Loruilycf A:-1i3pCB0,E:nc:T rv red Bellivcau Qld Sullivagqanlcs Nash, Harry' SPCicl1 . cr. Absent, Do . n- Regional iust wouldn't be Regional without these organizations. They pro- vide the school with that extra some- thing. Our Slcetching Club has been noted for their colorful dance decorations and their quiclt response to demands for teaching material and advertising for oth school and community. The mem- bers oi this group have combined tal- ents, willingness, and perseverance for service. Our vocal groups have always been able to reach their high C's. Although they did not have an operetta this year, they showed their skills and talents in their Spring Serenade. These groups have lived up to Regional's standards of achievement. Their audience was well Plsc so pleased. jr-V 7 in JI H, GLEE CLUB Knauss, Mary Metzger Betty jane Packer, First row, left to right: joan , Virginia Kroehling, Mr. Cook, Betty 'l Martha Gaymann Mycz, Ruth Arey, Ruth Clark, Roberta Walker, Betty Kely, wa Adele Rncder, Hildegarde Gruncmcyer, jean Cos- ifora, Gloria Mowrcy, Doris Gl ria Second ro ' ' ' Schramrn, Vera Nuc ' Pat Donovan, o grove, Virginia Lamb, Carole Cushing, Margie Stevens, Werner, Esther Smith. Third row: Marilyn Wctjccli, Doris Ethel Lydickson, Edna Wernli, Janice Van Ohlen Peggy jones, Virginia Wal han Nielson, Ruthe Stcinemann, Charlotte Allen, don, Marian Weber, Barbara Danenhour, Roberta McGee Helen Ragonese. Mal l F itz, - ' e Page 62 BAND First left row, front to back: Ruth Shallcross, Robert Bowlby, Robert Hoagland, Marian Meagh- er, Gertrude Schramm, Ferdinand Perotta, Betty Benkert, David McCarthy, Irene Lamb, june Davis. Second row: Shirley Heitkamp, Shirley Frey, Wesley Howarth, Walter Wojtkiewici, Beno, Ger- des, Harry Wanca, Mildred Damman, Herbert Arlt, Teddy Sachsel. Third row: Doris Michel, Michael Mazzaresi, john Sweeney, Ed McGinnis, Donald Swartz, Hortsmar Horlbeck, Clarence Sar- geant, Gerald Brodslty, Elaine Hunt. Fourth row: Theresa Rutigliano, Robert Halsey, Alfred Nieren- kurlten, Doris Bonnet, Eleanor Berger, Fred Roessle, Angelo Del Duca, Harry Green, Jean Keith, Ruth Titley. American Flag: Frank Gibson. Banner: john Nolan. mils ORCHESTRA First semi-circle, left to right: Ronald Geredien, Rita Kuffner, Ingeborg Marltant, lithel Voelker, Peggy jones, Marjorie Geiger, Margaret Robinson, Muriel Chisholm, Joyce Nenninger, Phyllis Bunnell. Second semi-circle: Margaret Bock, Robert Runyon, Margaret Sippell, Mr. ctiok, Virginia Schramm, Angelo Del Duca, Betty Benkert, lilaine Hunt, june Davis, Harry Spencer, Ruth Titley, Horstmar Horlbeclt, Ferdinand Perotta, Marian Meagher, Doris Bonner, Andrew Kavalinslty, Jane Alexander, Nancy Hart. Standing at extreme right: Herbert Arlt, David McCarthy, Harold Brecne. Catherine Titley. Seated at extreme right: ,lean Gemmel, Carol Hart. E l Swing Band First row, left to right: Harry Spencer, Helen McCarthy, Doris Bonnet, Clarence Sargent, Angelo Del Duca, Betty Benkert. Second row: Donald Schweidt, Horst- mar Horlbeclt, Ferdinand Per- rotta, Robert Todd, Bob Hodge, Harry Green, Edsel De Caval- cante, Harold Breene, Roberta Walker, Pat Donovan. Absentecs: George Van Laar, Robert Watts, Esther Swords. Page 64 THE SENIOR CLASS, 1943 Presents THE YOUNG IN HEART By 1. A, R. Wylie Dramnlized by FRANK VREELAND Directed by MISS BETTY MCCARTHY Inspector ..,... ..,.,..... Mrs. Carleton QMarmyJ Col. Carleton CSahibj . George-Anne ,. Richard ,.., . , Conductor . ........,. . Duncan McCrea . Miss Ellen Fortune ,. ,. Sarah ,. ,,.., ,. Felix Anstruther . Andrew .,....,...,.... . Leslie Saunders Mrs. Taskcr .. . .. . jane of Aylesbury .. ., Mr. Hutchins . .. CAST flu order of appeuranrej COMMITTEES Francis Gall janet Hotson . Alan Rubin Elaine Hunt . ,. George Morton ,. Harold Brecnc Herb Callahan Martha Kelly Betty Buell Albert Nielson Howard Wagoner Margie Geiger , .......,... Vera Nucifora Precious Morrison . , ., Harold Breene General Chairmen ,...,... ,.....,,..,..........,....... J une Davis, Carol Klatzkie Publicity Chairmen .,... ......... . ......., B etty Packer, Arthur Wiegand Property Managers , ....,.......,..,...... ..,. .... D o rothy Ley, Roberta Walker Chairmen of Ticket Committee .... Rosemarie Koonz, Nancy Thwaites Settings by .................,.............,... .....,.... W ilbur Wojtech, Paul Hamer In Charge of Painting ......,.,, .,.,.......,.............,.,..... Ted Robinson Art Work ..,...........,..,....,.. ,..,.... E leanor Capp, Anna Marinelli L ' -Y-ii - 'HWFEQ w ' ICT ORY CCRPS The establishment of the Victory Corps provided an opportunity for Regional students to contribute in a uni- fied way to the present-day crisis. As in most schools, it succeeded in making us all aware of the possibilities for aiding the government in the war. The organization itself is divided into two large head- ings: general membership and specific division membership -the latter open in the majority of cases to juniors and seniors. In order to qualify for general membership the student must follow a course chosen to fit him for future life, participate in the schoo1's physical program, and contrib- ute frequently to the war effort. The specific divisions are land, air, sea, community, and production service, which prepare boys and girls for special jobs as indicated by the titles of the divisions. These divi- sions participated in the salvage drives. Community Service proved so popular that it had to be split into three groups, one of which is devoted to commercial services. Homeroom groups familiarized themselves with army insignia, branches of the service, home-front war problems of manpower shortage, Victory gardening, etc. Regional instituted a different salvage campaign every two weeks since the inauguration of the V-Corps in Feb- ruary, 1943. The response of the student body in collecting a ton and a half of tin cans showed patriotic spirit and a desire to be a part of the movement. The F.F.A. Production Service boys contributed 290 wool squares to the Red Cross for the making of blankets. Three pre-induction classes fRadio Code Class, Auto- mobile Mechanics Class, and Aeronautics Classj and the model-airplane builders' group were also a vital part of the program. When these activities result so promptly after the introduction of the Victory Corps idea, we certainly real- ize that the future holds great promise of vital activity on the part of Regional boys and girls in the war effort. Left to right: Carol Klarzkie, Charles Johnson, Arthur Weigand, Jacqueline Morrison Doris Lamb Gene Poling, Frank Cree, Merritt Huntington, Karl Kroehling, Marianna Miesiek June Davis Ianet Hotson Charles Rogers. DAYTON NEWS Editorial Adviser . Business Adviser Printing Adviser Editor-in-chief . . News Editor Feature Editor Assistant Feature Editor Exchange Editor . . . Picture Editor Sports Editor Head Copy Reader Typing Business Manager Printing Director Printing Assistant Page 66 Miss Brittle . Mr. Perlman Mr. Holz , Alan Rubin .. Barbara Danenhour . Carol Klatzkie , ,. Phyllis Bunnell .. Harriet Schneider Blanche Hidi , ., A Arthur Weigalld .. ., .. , . Rafalina Palombo Vera Nucifora, Helen Ragonese ,. , ,, ., . .. ,. .. Pete Genesi . Ted Robinson , Donald Biskner REGIO ALOGUE Editor-in-Chief ..... . Marion Arthur Business Manager , ..... . .... Albert Nielson Assistant Business Manager .. ,.... John Zabelski Sports Editor ....,...,... .. ,..... Arthur Wiegand Literary Adviser ..... Mr. Campbell Business Adviser ,... , ..,. ,. ....,,.,.....,. ,. ..... ......v....,...,.. , ,. Mr. Werner Liierary Board: Carol Klatkie, Janet Hotson, June Davis, Herbert Spirer. Erlilorial SMH: Eleanor Capp, Dorothy Ley, Betty Buell, Jack Morrison, Harold Breene. Elaine Hunt. Ari Stag: Fred Belliveau, Harry Speicher, John Kundrit. Photography SMH: Jim Nash, Anna Marinelli, Alice Grosskurt, Adriana Beaver. General Staf: Regina Collins, Doris Collins, Margie Stover, Laura Anthony, Jean Carmichael, Helen Chabak, Josephine Del Duca. Innior Slug: Alice Egler, Rafaline Palombo, Anne Panzarino, Buxifzess SMH Nancy Barlow, Adriana Beaver, Gladys Bowers, Harold Breene, Helen Bubcnas, Alice Carley, Irene Carley, Jean Carmichael, Marjorie Geiger, Jean Gilbert, Rose Kilburg, Betty Kiss, Rosemarie Koonz, Marie Kuntz, Jean Maguire, Jacqueline Morrison, Florence Ogrodnik, Irma Shallcross, Esther Smith, Doris Sacofsky, Harry Speicher, Richard Stacey, Roberta Walker. Top row, left to right: John Kundrat, John Zabelski, Fred Bellivenu, Harry Spcicher, Arthur Weigand, Vincent Salvatoriello. Middle row: Regina Collins, Anna Marinelli, Betty Buell, Josephine Del Duca, Dot Ley, Adrianna Beaver, Jackie Morrison, Marianna Miesiek, Harriet Schneider, Alice Eglcr, Eleanor Capp, Anne Calderaro. Bottom row: Alice Grosskurt, Margie Stover, Helen Chabak, Rafalina Palombo, Joan Duslianek, Marion Arthur, Janet Hotson, June Davis, Doris Collins, Carol Klatzltic. R0. --Q Page 67 Club r W ,A M' ffl 1' r Y 5 .M,,:.f,.v vi i,..,..,... ,.M,,., , X4 9.5.Yl'U4, QS' I 6 'sl:x-X09 Library Council Nl.lI'g.lI'L'l llmllx, lon K'l1.1pin, xl.ll ilvn 1 ronw, C'.1r4ilinc C urns. klanu lIunlu.1vy, .Io.xn lluslmnck, l.u'ol ll.1rl, Phyllis llCI'llg, N.lm'y lum- ford, ,Iv..1ninu Mcllrcn, M.u'y Nhv, llarrwi Millvr, Pcggy N-.-ulm.1uv:r. llunu l'.iclu'r, Ci.irolyn Riluy, Dor- oLl1y Rillwuigcr, Rirlmril Rocliforil. l.lIlL'l Sl1.ll.l.L'I', llclvn inmlu. Travel Club l,cfx In rigln: Miss Kuinc, Nl.lf'l.ll1 w,.lfIl.ll1ClL'l', Cilmrlrs l,.l Qucla, llcv- urly Sllflhll. lony lxllilhlllll, lrcnu W'.1nco, llunry liorgl, Molly Sclansl- cr, Tony l'.1sco, l:l'.lHlS liuirm, Mun- v:rv.1 Slmllcrosx, liilwnrql Mcfnlly. Ver.: Qclmffcr, Mary Tuna, Normnn I-im, C'nnxi.1ncc Arnold, Alamcs lis- lcr, 'licddic .Mldim Alm-mccx: Tom Mcdinc, lack lloncnmn, l:I'4IH XY'icd- crspilin, Frank Buhler, Dolores Ven- cvcn, Cclin U7llIllll.l, Ann Cilluo. Louis M.icDong1ld, Culmvsrinc Mc Donald. Page 70 Assembly Club Sunrud, lcfr ro right: Lewis New- comb, Mildrcd Municn, Marian Mcnglmcr. lflcinnr Burnett, Mr. Clnnpbcll -lane IxlCX.ll1LlCl'. First row smnding, lufi ro right: .lean Halsey, Miric D,1xI1Lll'CJ, Carole Klmwkic, Phyllis Bunmll, .Inner Hotson, Doris Cullini, Carmine Pcrronicllo, Mary Lou hlnnux, Bcity Packer, Doris Hnrncu, Fred l'itlXV.'II'dY, Vcrn Nuc- ifozzx, .lunc Davia, Gcrald Welle: Sccond row, lufz to right: Bill Bcntty. Ann-li.1 C.1t.1p.1no, Douglm Cook: Absvniccs: Iflmnor Marlin, ,lolxn XlUll, lfvclyn McGill. Ann I'.m7,n'ino, .lean Mnniscnlco, l,.llll .'l Anilmunv. Ifrlwl Gmrncr. Maris: Mal- .xng.1, Doris Krew, Cl.lF.l Ucnilingcr, Blair Murphy. iw 1 ,W College Club Seated, left to right: Marian Kelly, Mary Glowacki, Richard Reeve. Barbara Uanenhour. Standing, left to right: Blanche Hidi, Marge Stevens, David Hart, Harriet Schneider, Mr. Battaglia. Journalism Club Standing: George Lee, Nlohn Cunn- ingham, Sitting, left to right: Kath- erine Upton, Gerdri Schmidt, Helen Gunser, Rose Lugara, George Cap- oln, john Beninntti, Dolnres MC- Clusky, Miss Brittle, Shirley Bailey. Absentees: Herbert Cubberely, Mar- tin Capozzoli, Dorothy Cupper, Charlotte Hauck. Regionalogue Club Back row, left to right: Vincent Salvatoriello, jack Lanning, Flor- ence Ogmdniek, Alice Curley, Rose Kilburg, Anne McGinnis, Betty Kiss, Doris Mnincs, Esther Smith, Gladys Bowers. On Settee: Doris Socofsky, Genevieve Ciemnicki. Around the table, left to right: Irma Shalleross, .Ioan Reiman, Helen Bubenas, Irene Carley, Rosemarie Koonz, Adriana Beaver, Marian Schneider, Helen Ragtmesc, Mr. Werner, Victoria Curillo. Absentees: Francis Alabise, Louise Homyoclt, Merritt Huntington, Dorothy Pla- Celt, Gildo Sgrignoli, Ruthe Steine- manri. Page 71 Geology Club Left to right: Guest, W'elles Pullen, Ronald Corbett, Anna Callco, Doris Kretl, Marie Malanga, lidtlie Allen, Bob Day, Mr. Hall, David Cannon, George Powers, lidward Parsell, Hel- en Pomder, Ted Smith, Wilbur Thomas, Fred Dushanelt, Francis Wiederspalin, Bob Von Borstcl, Ab- sentees: Ed Conlin, Frank Corvelyn, Charles Cottrell, Charles Lamb, Al- fred Loessol, Sal Lammi, Will Ma- teer, Tom Mcdric, C. Pancoast, Ken Robinson, Harvey Schramm, Gil- bert Snowden, Celia Ulzolino, Dol- ores Venevia, Harry Wausau, Russ- ell Williamson, Albert Douglas. Camera Club Left to right fwith Camerasj: Olive Anger, Duane Pelton, Pat Ca- pone, Bob Southard, Kneeling, left to right: Fzhel Voellter, Levio Cul- antone, Larry Mayer, Shirley Crown, Charles Calderaro, Donald Sobin, Shirley Frey, Virginia Kelly. Standing, left to right: Mr. Bene, Henry Schaefer, Gordon Swanson, Bob jones, Tom Taylor, Norma Ross, Donald Bisltner, Harry Neu- muller, Florence Howard. av-s , , .,., - -va Y , -.6 I. ,J 'r , 16 v--e 1: ' 4' 2 -:f .Fm 'L' wa, A-f Y .:-- P .mf-i.,.. - ,af ' Q il 5 ' 'lgtiel-'Wal e 52154 ,iffyqik as .. i - New., 9-.. ...- Nature Club First row, left to right: Frank Szabo, Peter Barr, Robert Halsey, George Rusiniak, Jeanne Gordon, Shirley Glock, Al Stadler, Harry Green, Adele Roeder, Donald Russo, Mario Miccio, Michael O'Such, Car- mine Guerriero, Welles Pullen, Ron- ald Corbett. Second row, left to right: Harry Rittenhouse, Clyde Spiller, Rose Mondelli, Fred R0- mano, Mildred Monica, Rose Delia, john Zabelski, jean Dambres, Do- lores Venezio, Billy Gilbert, Joseph Miragler, Herbert Callahan. Third row, left to right: Walter Tau- bart, john Sweeney, Harold Force, Ed Pierson, Lawrence Bryan, Dom- inick Turiano, Jay Golden. Ab- sentees: Charles Monica, joe Perillo, Robert Reuter, jack Sanzolone, Art Colandrea, Ray Burns, Onfrio Tur- iano, Natalie Wojteck, Carl Radzio, George Sikorsky, Gladys Goilon. Page 72 59' A155152 Mathematics Club First, row, left to right: Mr. Sott, John Wanat, Frances Gall, Herbert Arlt, Arthur Wcigand, ,lean Beaver, Paul Oiferman, Martha Kelly, Elaine Pfeiffer, Tom Patten, Fred Roessle, Leo Schultz. Second row, left to right: Bruce Jones, John Forgina, Richard Prince, Charles Hambrock, Wilbur Boyton, Herbert Spirer, Gerald Brodsky, Robert Simms, Wilbur Wojrech, john Cordcs. Ab- sentees: joe Tremmel, jack Voelker, Anthony Simone, George Rusiniak, Frank Musek, Harvey Shramm, Ed Parsell, George Powers. Page 7 3 Typing Club Left row, back to front: Alice Eg- ler, Joyce Ncnninger, Helen Clark- son, Carey Nelson, Marion Maz- zucco. Right row, back to front: Doris Miller, Agnes Carobrese, Ann Plochino, Mary Rendinelli, Miss Gulliver, Wilbur Thomas. Absent- ecs: Ruth Brown, Mildred Dam- man, Viola Egler, Irmgarde Grun- emeyer, Mildred Masi, Doris Muel- ler, Marie Perillo, Margie Rego, Audrey Rogers, Catherine Rutig- liano, Corinne Tzeses, lrene Georges, Mary Glowacki. Business Girls Club Left-front to back: Stella Muzych- ko, Mary Andreach, Eleanor Martin, Helen O'l.ear, Lucy Rendano, Miss Varga. Right-from to back: Dor- othy Anizell, jenny Buczynski, Eva Druzek, Dorothy Tripka. Ahsentees: Frances Massa, Shirley Pettit, Lil- lian Klimek, Helen Pnwliltowski, Antonette Caputo. K N Chess Club Left to right: foreground: Eugene Thorpe, Eddie Paskonis, Charles Malpere. Mid-section: Bruce Old- ford, Howard Wagoner, Dick Sta- cey, james Andreach. Background, Elaine Hunt, Mr. Hohn, Alan Ru- bin, Charles Yeager, joe Kramer, Albert Nielson, Francis Brunt, Donald Camelli, Richard Nielson, Curtis Lederman. Absentees: Allen Serkes, W'alter Wojckiewicz, Martha Kelly, Arthur Weigand, Charles Davis, jack Young, Alfred Izzo, Fred Reiss, Neil Irving, Frank Mor- ali, Fred Dushanek, Steve Drammcr, Harry Wansaw, Edward Motyka, Arthur Coles, Charles Steinbacker. Social Dancing Club Left to right: Gertrude Schlatter, Dorothy Zeigenefuss, june Bonnet, Gertrude Schramm, Army Inno- centi, Mary Mycz, Harry Speichcr, Betty Kelly, Bill Lenehan, Ruth Carlson, Gene Poling, Charlotte Al- len, Evelyn Campbell, jenny Yan- kow, Arthur Sachsel, Margie Gei- ger, Shelagh Kelly, jean Glutting, Doris Nash, ,Ianice Van Ohlen, Tommy Mulligan, Teddy Sachsel, Vin Potts. Absentecs: Marie Amo- deo, Helen Anderson, Marion Ar- thur, Lois Beatty, Fred Belliveau, Eleanor Berger, Beatrice Biringer, Betty Bright, Donald Bryan, Ann Calderaro, Gloria Campbell, Helen Chabak. jean Collins, Doris Col- well, Alvina Eichoff, Maxine Ells- worth, june Fontenelli, Clara Fel- icki, june Gearl, Lorraine Heller, Marilyn Johnson, Edith Kramm, Mary Lammi, Margaret Luce, Gloria Mowrey, Jim Nash, Margaret Pet- erson, Mabel Reeve, Audrey Rod- gers, Grace Ruscansky, Evelyn 'Schweitzer, Arline Smith, Esther Smith, Ted Smith, Marian Sot- tong, jean Stewart, Mary Ann Stiles, Clam Statile, Margie Stover, Tominy Street, Donald Sullivan, Tony Vicendese, jack Walsh, Mar- tha Wanco, Lillian Warchol, Mar- ian Weber, Elfreda Zabel, Erika Zabel, Elsie Zabel, Irene Lamb, Barbara Elko, Jay Esposito, Hilda Grunemeyer, Martha Gaymann, May Schubert, Andy Kelly. Hostess Club Standing left to right: Miss Leh, Elsie Hamilton, Miriam Purick, Ly- dia Kostick, Jessie Coles, Mary Ta- bor, Alice Sandhurst. Sitting, left to right: Peggy Kelly, Peggy Smith, Mary Myers, Maud De Young, Jean Grippo, Shirley Camp- bell, Porrena Hall. Abscntces: Marie Kuntz, Charlotte Melzer, Marie Tucker, Alice White, Adell Wat- kins, Anna Tucker, Leatrice De Cavalcante, Margaret Brahm, Bar- nette White. Page 7 S E X , 4 , xx I W 4. is .Q Q .., wg fy, M' 'W sk Q , 1 Q Q' 5. A X N M Q I 'Z Q!! R I xi it 2 - . vi Q Q iw. 52' A I :h nfs- Y 1. :- E ,Z E Q in-ak -:gpg an Fun!!! '41i,'ffa'V pf., Qu- ' gjff, '- Archery Club Left to right: Frances Martinka, Ruth Titlcy, Catherine Titley, Gla- dys Grimm, Westley Howarth, Mu- riel McDowell Shirle Heitkam 1 Y Pr Donna Payton, Betty jane Knauss, Ruth Hofacker, Betty Buell, Mar- garet Hay, Dick O'Ncill, Thomas Mykityshn. Abscntees: Raymond Alley, Raymond Ayres, Donald Betz, Arthur Buser, Walter Gimbert, Paul Grit, Paul Hamer, Matthew Linkel, Charles Maguire, Doris Mi- chcl, john Schmitt, Walter Severs. Page 77 Sports Club Front to back, left: Walter Fitzger- ald, George Casabona, Walter Street, George Rothweiler, Charles David, Eugene Sacco, Andrew Schneller, Edmund Havelka, Tony Cirillo, james Hoelsey, john Zabelski, john Edwards, Front to back, right: Anthony Delia, joe Pinkava, Charles Schneider, William Seward, Lester Grube, Louis Corcione, Wilfred La Pieere, Frank Cree, Charles Loben- thal, Raymond Fletcher, Mr. Papalc, Harry Nussbaum, john Manes. Cen- ter, left to right: Dick Palzer, Hor- ace DeFrietas. Absentees: Raymond Buchan, Bruce Davis, Peter Ginesi, john O'Cone, joseph Tedisco, Louis Quinton, Louis Castella, Louis Sa- parito, Gym-Drill Club William Petr, George Smart, Mat- thew Cardella, jay Thorpe, Peter Erickson, Tom Gibson, Army Inno- centi, Tommy Palmer, Frank Gib- son, Alfred Hoagland, Robert Hoag- land, Robert Cull, Charles Wilde, George Conley, Ermon D'Andrea, Leonard Drapkin, Malcolm Aldrich, Edward Allen, Francis Hanzel, Wes- ley Gill, Albert Simone, Pat Scorese, George Smith, joseph Badstedder, Alfred Nierenkerken, Michael Cas- taldo, Paul Matenn, james Lovell, Henry Moll, Wayne Dieper, Frank LaSassa, Edward Weinziere, Edward Roessener, Armando Perrotta, Gerard Colantone, Peter Speranza, Walter Buchan, jack Lafayette, Gordon Mould, Michael Druzek, john Fer- razza, Ernest Stapperhene, Harold Ley, Frank Virtrc, Thomas Simon, Russell Peterson, Richard Peterson, Ralph DiNunzio, Edward Berto- lotti, David Beers, john White, Ted Smith, Holman Gwathncy. 'i fl V ,ltr fry W ,N t, 'QQ J Cv 'RX 'fx ,fb 'Q 1 at W 4 f 4 at sl HT: J I sn, Akwk s ' .- 0 I -Q 5 an G! . . N '. v is. W V s A ,gn , . , ,f L. 4.5.4, ,gm in K if., , 3 1 ' ff W 4 Z A. ' 5 nw, .2 4-' I ' V: ' 5 I 1 W WW if . ,gif Q 1 fs., 1 1 I , 2, ' . ,, wx, . www V 4- , v 6 gh ,,A, 2 4 ' .ay 5 Y x eff W' f if , A .4 ff, H, 5 Y, ' .,, 4. . 1 .x ' , -. Q- H ,-Q W P. . ,W af :Ari ' 1 ' 5 4. 411 lg: no.. V . y I. f .,, Hug. - X' 5 5.1 lr.. 'V r - . 0.5, fl ll A -Ttiby ' 'A .-4 1 11,5 1. ,arf ,. . w uf ts A- ' W , aw . - - - ' ' A n. ,A --., gf' JY , t L , rf 'vw i Mu xiifvfrffu A Q I gr-,7f'3 ,xsq...f.-Q L. ummm 1--5 A A' if V V ff 1- f4:,'??6g - if Q , ,, ,,kV ? x,,, K A h 9 DAY X4 H sm-K0 nm Q ,,,,..--A--w 1 J' ci F eff Aft, 1 f K 1' First row, left to right: T. Palmer, F. Cree, G. Mould, G. Smart, T. Street, VV. Gill, 1. Mimgler, D. Irv- ing, VV. Lenelian. Second row: Coach Goodwin, Coach Papnle, Coach Ru- by, V. Veninata, R. -Innes, B. Old- ford, E. Allen. Third row: J. Voelker, A. Nielson, C. johnson, F. Gcncsi, A. lnnocenti, R. Cull, T. Cirillo, T. Mulligan, H.- Calla- han. Fourth row: B. Murphy, A. Serkes, F. D'Andrea, I.. MacDonald, H. Gwathney, R. Day, T. Smith, T. Gibson, If. Havellta. Fifth row: R. Wood, C. Catapano, H. Ford, E. Sacco, M. Aldrich, W. Street, F. Hanzel, j. Kansky, J. Wlxite. Sixth row: D. Simms, R. Simms, H. DeFrietas, H. Nussbaum, W. Dctrick, R. Von Borstcl, T. Taylor. Absentees: George Morton, Bruce Davis. .ii Page 82 ., ,v-.rv-.-V '. w. -.Z ' .- i 'Et' 1. ZWAW FOUTBALL When a team has a Bulldog spirit and fights to the end no matter what the score or odds, experienced rooters know that this team must really deserve credit. Regional this year did not have a particularly successful season, as far as scores go, but the team was surely in there looking for a scrap, charging low and hitting hard. Never did the oppon- ents, eager to repay us for the previous defeats handed down by other Regional teams, never did they find the games push overs. Our New coach, Les Goodwin, brought out the best that the boys had. Backs-Street, Miragler, Smart, DeFreitasg ends-Cull, Callahan, Nielson, tackles-Irving, Serkes, john- song guards-Lenehan, Mulligan, Voelker and Center Morton are those who formed the foundation of the team. Because of the trained reserves ready to fill their places, Regional will break that losing jinx next year. We will again give tough opposition to all comets! I bert G1 C Schramm Bnwm R0 Terrell Har-'ev ' hm Reber' ke! Steve Left t0 US T Kundrat h in k john Raymond lXlleyioILA:ChZ:gm3h Mr Coo man F m0, john Org CROSS COU TRY Though greatly overshadowed by football Doc Cookman's runners completed an- other successful cross-country season. Led by Captain john Forgino, the team kept che Orange and Blue in the race over as- phalt, cinders, mud or grass. . Though coming close to victory many times, the harriers did not have particularly good luck. Nevertheless these boys were out for all the fun they could get. Next year cross-country should become one of Re- gional's highlights in its sports calend af. Page 84 Top row, left to right: Charles johnson, Herbert Arlt, Gerald Brodsky, Bill Petz, David Hart. Middle row: Allen Serkes, Vin- cent Potts, Bob Hoagland. Bottom row: Maddio Cardela, Arthur Sachsel, Coach Battaglia, Teddy Sadowski, Pat Scorese, Charles Calderaro. WRESTLI G Wrestling, not only with all comers, but also with war restrictions, the Regional grapplers finished the season in high spirits. Though greatly hampered by graduation Coach Battaglia's boys again came out fourth in the state. Led by Chuck Charles John- son, who became our school's first state wrestling champion, the two seniors Gerald Brodsky and Rob- ert Hoagland ucopped' second places. During the regular season the Bulldogs were beaten twice by the second place Roselle Park team. Next year Regional will again put forth a strong team, but nevertheless the absence of the senior lettermen will be felt. SCHEDULE - Regional , .. 19 Roselle Park .. 28 Regional . ,. 9 Roselle Park 4. ,, .. .. 37 Fourth in the State ,2?1?9TF'7F?f1 with A i BASKETBALL This year Coach Goodwin and the cagers wrote a memorable page into the record book. Although for the first time we had only a S0-50 season record, we became for the first time fdespite previous county championshipsj Union County's contender for the New Jersey basketball title. However, Weehawken succeded in eliminating out quintet in a hard fought game. Only two Big Five teams. Linden and Rahway, out- scored us od all meetings. Through the season the two senior co-captains, John Zeke Zabelski and George Morton sparkplugged the attack. George collected 223 points and John 210. Next year we hopefully look forward to the mass of Junior lettermen left to hold up that Bulldog basketball tradition. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Regional Union ........,.......... 23 Regional ..,.,....... 29 Bound Brook .,., . . Regional Linden ...,..., ....,....,...... 3 4 Regional ,...... .... 3 1 Cranford ..........., Regional ....,....... Rahway ,..... .,..,.... 4 I Regional ............ 46 Edison Vocational Regional Plainfield ., ....,..... 25 Regional ............ I8 Linden ,......... ,... .,... , , Regional Alumni .... .......,.. 2 8 Regional ..,........, 23 Hillside .... Regional .,........ T. jefferson .....,.... 52 Regional ....,....,., 28 Carteret ...,.. . Regional Chatham .. ,...,,.... 29 Counly Meet- Regional Cranford ,. ,...,..... 36 Regional .......,.. 22 Thomas Jefferson Regional Union ..,.., ......... 2 9 State Meet- Regional Hillside . ,.....,.. 15 Regional .... ....... 4 8 Cranford ,...... Regional Chatham .. . ...4 ..3l Regional ,........... S0 Roselle Park .. Regional Rahway ........,.,.. ..... ,......,. 4 4 New lersvy Final- Regional Plainfield .,...,...,.., ' Weehawken ., , ..., .31 xg, Regional .,...,,. .E4 O K4-X35 D? vas- if ,KET Xb Top row, left to right: Bruce Oldford, Mr. Hohn, David Zeke Zabelski, Herb Callahan, Bill Reardon, George Morton, Dick Palzer, Coach Goodwin, Vincent Veninata. Middle row: Leonard jakobson, john Wanat, Frank Cree, Karl Kroehling, Malcolm Aldridge, Fred Roessle, Bob Belliveau, Billy Wilde. Bottom row: Wesley Gill, Ray Burns, Bill Mateer, Eugene Sacco, Edmond Havelka, Eugene Thorpe. Page 85 PM .: ' ,-aigvfhigsi . . , im. i.. gf5.xL.,... H-ii! i , . J Seated, left to right: Holman Gwathney, Bruce Davis, Roy George, George Detrick, Albert Sousa, George Conley, William Wiederspahn, Frank Gwathney. Standing: Bruce Oldford, Arthur Wiegand, John Kroehling, George Smart, Charles johnson, Roderick Lister, Tom Street, Albert Nielson, Raymond Schramm, james Nash, Robert Bowlby, Fred Danneman, Mr. Hughes. Z TRACK These men swept through their season in unexcelled style. Though losing to Union in the county loop, we outscored the opponents in both the State and Newark invitational meets. At the latter the discovery of an of- ficial miscalculation forced us to surrender the presented trophy. In the State an unfortunate mishap snatched victory from our grasp. Six records were shattered, and one tied. George Smart had another successful seasong he copped two second places in the State meet and also tied his previous 100 yard time while breaking the 220 record. Roddy Lister and Freddy Danneman both topped the previous school pole vault record. By vaulting 12' 3M3 Fred became state champion. Chinky with Albert Nielson boosted the high jump mark to S' 9 . On the other hand, Roddy cut the time of the high hurdles. An excellent half miler as well, Charley johnson hurled the javelin 157' 8 . Among other records smashed was that of the discus by Bobby Keller. Because of its fine record this team ranks with Reg- ional's other outstanding athletic achievements. Coach Hughes certainly deserves credit for the development of Page 86 each boy's talents.. Regional . ,,,.. .....,....... 6 6 Summit ........ . Regional .... ....... 6 3 lf2 Weequahic ...,. 53 1f2 Regional ...... ....... 6 6 112 Linden ........ so 112 Regional .......... 67 Cranford Regional .....,.,, .,............ s s 213 Union .....,............,.......,... 113 Regional ................,....,,... Rahway , ............,......,...... . Second in the Newark Board of Educa Third in the State meet. tion meet. 7-um Q vw-ff-nuuusyf--.v- v- f-----fs -Q waz... -iv-,Ur , , . --1-aug-.---fE!'1Il--f fsqp-Y , CHEERLEADERS Come on, Regional - let's go! is what the cheerleaders yell at all the football and basketball games. Their famous pep talk, Give it all you've got! , is what makes us yell and sing so loudly. They have Work- ed hard to raise school spirit and inspire the team. Defeat cloesn't bother our cheerleaders. They're always on the spot to chase the blues away. They leave a fine pattern for our future cheer- leaders to follow. E, ,E 1, - , fy 1, f . X f a. l K A ,gg eww Left to right: Gene Poling, Marian Kelly, jay Esposito, Shelagh Kelly, Doris Nash, Gloria Mowery, Ruth Steineman, Mary Mycz, George Van Laari Absent: Barbara Elko, Charlotte Allen. Page 87 Left to right: Ruth Clark, P y Jones Jean Cosgrove. Girls' Basketball Top row left to right: Doris Lamb, Carol Cushing, jenn Dambres Jean Beaver. Sitting: Annie Gerdes, Viola Egler, Blanche Hidi Phyllis Hcrtig Teddy Sachsel. GIRLS With emphasis being placed more than ever on physical fitness and health, girls find sports and exercises an especially en- joyable means of developing their endur- ance, posture, and general welfare. Esp c- ially valuablc arc basketball, hockey, Cer, swimming, volley ball, cycling, hiki , acclaim reward every girl. and ping pong. Good health, awards ll X x Girls' Athletic Association ll Z l R SPGRTS Girls' Hockey Top row, left to right: Adriana Beaver, Barbara Danenhour. Sit- X ting: Blanche Hidi, jean Beaver, Marion Arthur. 1 l Girls' Swimming Team Top row, left to right: Jackie Morrison, Gertrude Schramm. Sitting: Gloria Mowery, Shelagh Kelly, Muriel McDowell. Z ff Page 89 MT? lf'w 'z QVC-Z' 2731 I4 T kv' ,,,,, jJ,fffJ -4 'vu7I'ogl'Ar!-5r- Cf., 0 D FFY ITIONS lt Walks by Night Captain Blood Goodbye. Mr. Chips The Simple Way of Poison W'hile Rome Burns Without Armor Wake Up and Live Clouds of XY'itness Mr The Album .. . , Sherlock Holmes The A.B,C, of Murder Hugger Mugger in the Louvre Book of Mystery Stories , Case of the Velvet Claws . French Powder Mystery Lost Horizon . How To Win Friends and Influence People . Mystery of the Dead Police Case of the Howling Dog Gas Shortage Dr. Morris . Graduation . . Bicarbonate Chemistry Room Girdleless Femininity To the Freshman Stevens' Aeronautics Class ,. Yearbook , Mr. Werner Typing Class Cree and Cushing Student's Notebook . . jergens Lotion , Girls Room Lunch Room Listerine and Lifebuoy , . , Hall Patrol Regional's Wolf .. . P.A.D. Class Believe lt or Not ,. .. , Mr. Pinkerton Goes to Scotland Yard Freshman to Mr. Halsey's Office lt Can't Happen Here Bambi Return of the Native Pride and Preiudice After Such Pleasures Tragedy of X This'll Kill You ,. , Let's Sing Lure of the North 30,000 on the Hoof The Doctor's Party . , Beating Rahway . .,., Miss Tuttle Second Year Senior Seniors Come First Eating at Gibson's Diner . Senior Play .. ,,..,..... . Cooking Class , Hallelujah Charles LeSecla Assembly Period Dentist Day Two Solitudes Paul Hamer and Mildred Begasse Ink on My Hinds . To Nowhere and Return You Can't Go Home Again No Shelter for the Heart The Chestnut Filly . . , Fracas in the Foothills Rx for Slimming Dust Be Their Destiny Let Us Have Faith . Hang My Wreath Captain lloratio Hornblower , Deep Grow the Roots . .. First Port of Call For Whom the Bells Toll Indian Beef . ,. Invitation to Live jackpot King . just Like a Girl . ., . Little Miss Independent Long Meadows . ,. . Man May Dream No Hour of History ,. , How Green Was My Valley Beyond Tears . Strong Poison . Wuthering Heights ,. ,. . Chinese Orange Mystery ., Native Son Candles in the Night ,.... Tobacco Road ., No Other Man , ,. Show Mc a Land .,... Until the Shearing . ,,,. . A Puzvle for Fools And Now Goodbye ., , Night in Bombay , Medical Center , , . , When Doctors Disagree , .,.. . Calamity Town . .. , .... And Then There Were None The Forty Millions .. . Page 92 , , Harry Speicher Conference in Room Eleven . Bus Transportation Doris Lamb Mr. Cookman's Cigars Crap Game Behind the School . Dedicated to Miss Kaplan . Janitors . .. In Our Teachers Decorating Committee Don Russo blowing nose . . , . Pulling Teeth Oflice or Room Eleven .. Mr. Frey Cafeteria Meatloaf , ...,. Junior Prom . Herby Quinton Two Timing Mac Schubert ,. .. , Regional's Lawn And How!! You Can Say That Again , Berkeley Heights , ..,..... .. Football Team Cafeteria Bread Line .. . Our School Tower Who Took My Lunch? ...,.... Bob Halsey Doing Homework To the Teacher's Room Gone with the Draft Cemetery , ..i, ,. ..,.... Long Hair . .. . Math Club ..,.i,.i,. ......., G raduation Morning After in jail ,. ,.......... , Health Oice Poor Patient Garwood Lumps of Sugar Class Dues FK in O WT CLASS WILL We, the Class of '43, being duly aware of our greatness, bequeath the following to those unfortun- ates remaining in a Regional without us, in order that they may so benefit by us: To the junior class-Our plush-covered assembly seats and the legal and exclusive use of the front door. To the Sophomore class-One Constitution essay, minimum 1,000 words, maximum 3,000 words. To the Freshman class-Metal polish for their halos. To all English teachers-A class that thrives on grammar. To the Coach--One FOOTBALL TEAM. To Mrs. Montgomery-A ton of bicarbonate to welcome her back. To the Honor Society-Some cushioned ice, and more BOYS! To Miss McCarthy-Some new footwear for UG. G. To Mr. Russette-A couple of undramatic clarinet players. To Bill Reardon-Herb Callahan's new false tooth. To the Health Office cots-Simmons Beauty Rest mattresses. To Mr. Sterner-A masculine Sea Service Division of the Victory Corps. To Miss Philips-Gym classes that enjoy co-ed dancing. 'To the girls-More boys under 18. To the teachers-The ability of Miss Krumacher to sell war stamps. To Mr. Peigelbeck-Another State F.F.A. president like apple packer John Metz. To Miss Dimmers-A new library assistant like Joan Dushanek. To Mr. Hohn-W.P.B. priorities for his chemistry equipment. To Mr. Halsey-An unchanging faculty. To Fred Roessle-Herb Spirer's brains, as if Herb could do without them. Page 93 ' F .,.-MF Claxs Musirians Ferdic Pcrrotta-Ingcborg Markant P . Zeke Zcbclsiqfg o H3 Nash Page 94 REGIO AL'S BEST Tommy Su' ost Popular Packer T. eeC'Bet Y Best Dancers Pete Szabo-Mary Mycz .wsmnnqmw -. 1 - Class Bluxbers Herb Callahan-Charlotte Melzcr Joe Miragler-Ann 'Marinelli Nirmt Smile R bert Hggggixifllgra wwf O .I0hn A1,:Z?iQTal'64fi11e Ann Caldera,-0 tic Class Artists Most Romrlfl. michael Harry Speicher-Ann Marinelli Corny Sullivan-Jean Car Fred Belhveau-Edlth Kramm Page 9, Bldf k' MO! Charles L3 Seek'-Jac le 110115 Cbolce rison Class Flirts hful Least Bas . Morrison jack Voc lkcrflacklc Page 96 Herbie Quinton-june Carmichael Cl Albert N igiinf 3 in D nc 3Vf5 Most Bashful Paul Hamer-Walter Buckan-Maxine Ellsworth Y, ,, , ' Wifi '1F1l+p,- 1- Ng.. ,, Y Y YW i 1 .. ,.f,,ff-- 5 4, 5. .ta 353,-5' Q. , Qi Best Looking Charles La Secla-Barbara Elko ass Gigglefs Bruce Oldford--Betty Kem' Bob Keller-Adriana Beaver Class Athletes d Likeliest f0 Sm-ce? Geiger Arthur W3CSand Margle Page 97 Best Dressed rry Hund--Jennie Yankow Cutest Andy Kelly-Barbara Elko hr ls ss l CROSS SECTIO an I ff f efffey ef '- 1 l L rv-1 .---g-vq1-- METZ With Iohnnie as President we made our start He's been our star speaker and played a part In drama, in Council, and F. F. A. When the going was rough, he lea' the way. FONTENELLI Our first Vice-President was Iune. We were lucky to discover her so soon. Besides knowing all thai's in the books, She's got everything, including looks. BELLIVEAU Our second president was Belliveau, A man of art and judgment too. He's handsome, friendly, quiet, tall. When there's work. to do, he's the man to call. NASH As a third year class, we were not rash But wisely chose a -man, jim Nash. Luckily his ideas carried weight If we found ourselves in an awful state. MORTON Morton has shown political force. fWe've had strong leaders each year, of course.Q He's been a basketball star besides And scared our opponents out of their hides. LANNING jack's a fellow who has a lot Of what it takes to make it hot For Tojo and his evil schemes. Keep 'em running, brave Marines! Page 9 8 OF FRIE DLY CLASS WALSH When we started lack was small. He made us think that we were tall. We liked his wit and friendly smile Then he grew up and got in style. WIEGAND High wing - low wing - monoplane Bomber - fighter - glider train - Wiegand's brain has the greatest store Of facts and figures and flyer's lore LOTS of lu PACKER ANJ Q uqces Betty Packer, the lucky girl, U '- Sets the boys and girls awhirl. 7-5 e G She has that certain subtle touch S UU :ill 65 T' Y That makes her president and such. H o V FXS RUBIN N J Al has a good share of the classes! brain. He has published the News without stress or Vstraing He has done his work without a flurry. He'll succeed. We have no worry. NUCIFORA Whenever we were looking for a Girl with everything, N ucifora Was our choice. And everyone knows She'll be first choice wherever she goes. SULLIVAN Remember the operetta, Pinafore ? Need a music-lover ask for more? For looks, personality, and voice Corny, of course, was our first choice. ZABELSKI Zeke's a man we've fallen for. And boy! can he run up a score On the court. For friendliness He's just tops, and that's no guess! Page 99 J N.. y . se , W f -5 Page Patrons A FRIEND BAUER'S SWEET SI-IOPPE MR. and MRS. WALDO M. BROWN MR. and MRS. E. B. CARMICHAEL MR. and MRS. THOMAS H. CLARK MR. and MRS. ANTHONY DE SANTIS MR. and MRS. ,IAMES FUNCI-IEON MR. and MRS. W. W. 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