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Ll ' H VX QR + , 293 li, I gil 37' 'N-. gig. lVli ff XA -Qqfx V55 f Af-fff XX X V 5 .af-5 NI ii ill'-2, 1 F EK on 39312 SPUUUH ggggppnrt, fum Engng mag? rs rn Us ave arrears rs Jfuretnurh It seems like long ago that we, the Class of 1956, began our journey through Keyport High School. Sometimes the going was dif- ficult and we became discouraged. We pay tribute here to our instructors whose helpful guidance enabled us to meet and overcome the problems we faced. In the pages of this book are records of some of the lighter moments in our school life. The STAFF of THE KEY hopes it will bring back many pleasant memories. F lJl1fBl1fS FOREWORD ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN t ff' FEATURES Q K ACTIVITIES 'T' ii- SPORTS l 7 QT 83 46 57 58 69 70 77 l ' -'.'-- -lln --------. ..'--..-. 4 ...--------------- 5 b .,,.,,,,--Qhhl---------,--'-,.-------- , 1 ....--.-..........32-45 P' it I l 6 JOHN O. HARTZLER Superintendent 'Vista' .1,,. Parliament GEORGE D. SEARCH Princzllml Seated, left to right: Frederick V. Rappg Nic-rrill H. YN'allzu'c' Vice Presidentg George H. Davis, Prffsidcnlg C. Seabrook Hopla Secrctarw Smmllnq kenneth D Van Pclt kcnmth Baath uf QEiJunatiun B, W15mg,Q, 1,f VVilliam Ormerod, Percy A. VVashington. dl' H, Stanley Baker Horace W. Bamford Dorothy F, Carhart Phygml Edumgfon Conzmfrriril English ,Jr :iii T. Janet Collins Commercial Virginia Copper Librarian 3 .. if iii? K if , X, Robert S. Culp W'ilbur A. Fivcllc-r Homer Gerlufsen Louis Goldenberg Raymond Grggholz HIVUU Nlanzml Ally MuJz'c Science Commercial .QW i V ' , lil o Y A i 1... A if Thomas Guinane Frank S. Harwood Virginia E. johnson Barbara Johnson Melvin W. Jones English HI'-YFUU' Commercial Pliyxical Education Guidance Lydia E- KCFH Clara M. Lockwood English Engligh mutt E ,, .f 6 Janet A. May Thomas Mullen Kathryn D-AN0lHH Burtina Parcels Home Erononzzts Sfllfflfe HZ-V003 Bmlogy Engflvifl , 4. 'K X my hi Ethel G, Reilly Marion Sykes Vera Tomhleson Frenflz, Latin H0016 ECOfZOW1l'65 Commercial A ' A ' ms as W 'X may 5 ll s ' Dorothy B. Wyckoff Stephen Yusko Elsie P. Farry Nlfzlhfmalifs ,S'g1'pn5g Srlzool .Name uunsellnrg W 7 ,ye ,. MQW A125731 ., i ,ge.f,ggM 1gxwa6f'fm , ,wi , V5 ,-,55,,-3L,fffw,Q-,,,,L,q, W 1 ' ,Mq f ' wwwusww f 1 aw X A 'kc .Mlm ,Q V f M -If , , fw fi? 2 'F' ' Marian Weber Nlathemalics Ethel E. Kingsland Sffffldfj' .:. l 'sw -:J 1 Niki' is gr W. 5 l :Ji . S Sl QL Q wp, 2' 395 ,Q is is ylgf - g' S ll- Carney P. Petillo Commercial Arzfhmelzt Lawrence White Manual Arts Gladys Nassour Dz'etz'lz'an Dorothy Schanck Secrelaq i 11 U, 1 l ' -la L I I . rf' 7 x 1 it f gf QW' S Q r ff- 's- 'ilnrhs anim Eiahzeg MU if M-? f'Tf 'f':g 11511 xg-Q:JwfjJJ5M KKVW Hg W f x U4 S K g , Q9ur ears . . . VERA L. TOMBLESON In carrying on the various activities of the past two years, the Class of 556 has been most fortunate in having Miss Tombleson and Mr. White as advisers. For their splen- did guidance and infinite patience we will always be grateful. They have won the friendship and ad- miration of each one of us, and we sincerely appreciate their efforts in our behalf. LAWRENCE WHITE Qlllass Qlhhisers nhles . . . ,,,-ff JOHN M. PINTO President lass Gfiirers WILLIAM R. NEIHART Vice President VIRGINIA EASTMOND Seeretagw Q 1, ,ka BERNADINE R. STOPKIE Treasurer is rl WILMA B. ANDERSON Wzfllien just knowing this dark- haired girl with the pleasant smile is a pleasure . . . Her heart belongs to the Navy . . . Will make a charming nurse. ALBERT ARNOLDMIR. ICA!!! Extremely loquaeious . . . Always elowning . . . Likes to draw and doodle . . . Wavy blond hair . . . Blush- es easily. l PATRICIA A. ARNOLD MPH!!! Pat has a pleasing personal- ity . . . Hobby is writing let- ters . . . Loves anything green, especially money . . . Will make a swell secretary. DAVID W. BAKER, JR. rrBake:9 Another Lawrence Welk . . . Shrimp-sized . . . Hot rod- der . . . Commercial geog- raphy sends hini . . . Spe- cialist at the bass drum. JANICE R. BARBER Xian!! Little, but oh, my! . . . Neat dresser . . . Very courteous . . . Always ready for a laugh . . . 4'Oh, those poor kids! V . is - t X N 1 Jil I x J! CHARLES R. BENNETT ffChas3J Oh that hot rod! . . . Trouble always knocking at his door . . . A whiz at both skating and the drums. JOYCE E. BENNETT ftzjqyw Her clothes are always tres chic and her hair-dos straight from Vogue . . . Promises, promises, always promises! CAROLE R. BERGEN rfpolyyv Active student in school . . . Captain ofthe J. V. Cheer- leaders . . . Likes to dance . . . Always seen with Joyce. BARBARA MARIE BOEHLER Baby Always friendly and smiling . . .Just mention dancing and she is ready to go . . . Adores Cadillacs, fried chick- en, and shorthand. KATHERINE BOGGS rtKaryJ1 Sincere, reserved, depend- able-that,s Kay . . . Spends most of her time boating and drawing . . . A friend to ev- eryone . . . Plans to be an artist. LOUISE M. BOSWELL ffL0u!J It's nice to be natural, and she's naturally nice . . . Never in a hurry, but gets there just the same . . . Loves soft shell crabs and likes to dance. JOHN R. BOTTGER cfseewly Holmdelis contribution to K. H. S .... Engineering fu- ture . . . Tall, blond and handsome . . . Forever sail- ing or with Kathy. . . A pizza eater . . . Welsh.', 13 SANDRA M. BOYD rcsandyla Attractive, quiet and agree- able fit Sandy to a T... Wears clothes well . . . Hopes to become an interior decorator. MICHAEL A. BRISCESE Miken Work is his only enemy . . . Dark, wavy hair and brown eyes . . . Baseball is the love of his life. S' f .QW ISABELLE J. BROOKES KKISPI Neatness personified . . . Al- ways cool, calm and col- lected . . . Enjoys reading and listening to recordings . . . Will be an asset in any ofhce. i til Y dv Lt, EDWARD R. BURKE rrEd:J Plays first clarinet in the band . . . Gets along with everyone . . . A roaming Ro- meo who never gives up . . . Oh, that red hair! MARGARET L. BROWN Margie Sympathetic and under- standing . . . Always ready to help in her quiet way . . . A nice girl with a friendly smile . . . Will make a de- pendable secretary. RONALD J. CABANSAG Irion Has a penchant for art . . . Tries to catch forty winks in English class . . . Likes to play basketball . . . After graduation, plans to join the Service. JANE A. CANTONI nijanev Congenial personality and popular with everyone . . . Always ready to put her best foot forward . . . Captain of Varsity Cheerleaders. SIMEON CARRAS KCSl'm3! Entered K. H. S. in senior year . , . Mr. Culp's Hstarw student . . . In sports prefers track . . . Wants to study in- terior decorating. MARILYN CENTIMOLE ffMaWl1r One of our pretty flag twirl- ers . . . Likes to giggle and talk, but can be serious, too . . . Usually found with Mag- gie. g X HAZEL R. CLAYTON :rl-lager: The loves of her life include Don, hot dogs, and short- hand . . . A cute miss who wears her dark hair short and trim . . . Anyone look- ing for a secretary? ANTHONY B. CERBO Tony His curly hair and two- toned voice fascinate the fairer sex . . . A monitor or a menace in the crowded halls? . . . 4'Nobody can call me Romeo!', WILLIAM J CLAYTON Willie Hails from Union Beach. . . active player in basketball and baseball . . . Spends his spare time with his boats . . . K. H. S. Eddie Fisher? il? UL Xl X VXA A fl? BETTY M. CONKLIN fcskzpu Complexion smooth as silk .. . A cute dish . ..Enjoys dancing and singing . . . HYou don,t say! 3.5.5. I . f,.i be-I Keg ,.,,,,g , . , Y I CONSTANCE R. CRAFT C0nnz'e'1 Likes to dance and listen to jazz . . . Active in sports. . . Always ready with a big smile . . . UNO foolinglw GRACE B. CONWAY Craven Oh. so quiet. but she gets therejust the same . . . Al- ways ready with a smile . . . Enjoys school but not home- work. HAROLD T. CRAFT Bzg Crann If worry kills men, he's in for a long life . . Noted for being late . . . A football star . . . Weakness - girls . . . Likes to cook. ,E ANTHONY CRISAFULLI rr7'0,gy5J Likes Dixieland music . . . Wants to own a big busi- ness . . . Lasagne is his favor- ite food . . . Quite the Romeo . . . Very popular. JUDY C. DANE ffjudyii Often seen with Cliffwood gang', . . . Always laughing ...A future secretary... Passion for number 79 on the football varsity. J DONNA M. DAVIS Dorman Friendly and quiet . . . Likes sewing and gym classes... Hard to beat at basketball ...Loves to drive . . . I bet you do!,' s . . f r.3f0f,gfj,frl j to-Qiiyw FRANK A. DELLA PIETRO Frank A capable monitor . . . Friendly and sociable . . . Likes math and popular mu- sic . . . Intends to make farm- ing his life's work . . . Oh, those big brown eyes! Q, J My fi M. f ' N0 Je MARGARETA. '3 ::r gs, KATHERINE A. DAVIS Ka!z'e', Has done a splendidjob as president of Student Council .. . College in the future... Stands only 5,2 but rates aces high with all. WMO ,-we 4509 UMA! DeMARCO ifMaggZ'e:3 An incorrigible chatterbox . . . Her brown eyes twinkle with fun and mischief. . . Her ambition is marriage and the object of her ambi- tions is Danny. FRANK DiGENNARO De Geev His philosophy is Tomor- row's another dayv . . . Se- cret passion, same as Steveis .. . Pop music sends him .. . Future plans are in- definite. STEVEN E. DILLON Steven A real cool,' dresser with a devil-may-care attitude . . . Hidden intelligence . . . Greatest weakness - Miss Weber . . . fjust chccking!,, FAITH E. DONALD :rFay1J Attractive newcomer from Weehawken . . . Always neat and well-dressed . . . Drools over Rock Hudson . . . Wants to be a housewife. SHIRLEY A. DOYLE Shz'rl', Proof that beauty and brains can go together . . . Distin- guished by her long dark hair . . . A definite asset in any group to which she be- longs. KXWNGJASIPUQ J U lv GARRETT A. EASTMOND Lover Boy Janice is his one and only . . . Ardent cowboy fan . . . I don't know . . . Miss Weber's star math pupil. , . ri sw Q P ' sian Q fel ' AW! .Q- 'is Q gt 'Q . an .wwf ... ' -9- PATRICIA A. FERRANTE 'fjosann Letters, letters, always writing letters . . . Partial to the Air Force . . . Whatever she does, she does well . .. Always neatg always smiling. WM VIRGINIA EASTMOND KKf:Z'ngef3! Our class secretary can out- talk or outlaugh anyone... Big brown eyes and a sparkling personality . . . 'cllm telling youll, RAYMOND J. FOLSCHER crRaJ':: Frequently changes girls . . . Quite a flirt . . . Dislikes stud- ies but enjoys social life . . . Hidden talent . . . Nice smile and oh, those eyelashes! ffm F19 AJ J at 45' Q' CHARLES F. GAEB Char!z'e', One of our yearbook artists . . . Gives all the girls a break ATVfan...Always munching on something. ANTJE HARRIES fCAnn!! Hopes to become a writer . . . Likes to read and play bas- ketball . . . Loyal Dodger fan . . . Handy with needle and thread. . . Ask Ann audit shall be done. ,J 1 -.lphqlf ,rl at I Q fi 2 1 1 CHARLOTTE M. HEADDEN Charlie To be a housewife is her goal in life . . . Spends her spare time writing letters . . . En- joys Mr. G.'s typing classes. Dada WW .W t'iyyV5l - Vx 1 V, e V t V' V N' Iv , JJ PM ' GRETCHEN A. HENDRICKSON r:G7,etJJ The million dollar smile per- sonified . . . Sweet, sincere, and easy to get along with . . . Seeks a secretarial ca- reer but will probably get married. AMES HEMMERLIN J . Big German Air Force, here I come... Good dancer . . . Homework! What's that? Holy Mack- erel! 'M SANDRA H. HOLLUM frsantbjms Everyone knows when she's around . . . Full of fun . . . A willing and dependable worker . . . Real collegiate. CHARLES F. HUMPIIRIES HUM Hof' The Roy Rogers ol' our Class . . . Wants to own a horse ranch someday '... Likes to be with Carol . . . Howdc!', if MARLENE H. HUYLAR KCMHVPJ Admits she has two weak- nesses - strawberry short- cake and sailors . . . Intelli- gent and reserved . .. Should make an excellent nurse. V,- Ct n ' 1 'f W F? FRANCES A. INFANTI ' r:Fran:5 Quiet, eflicient Fran is a girl you can rely upon . . . Ital- ian food is her specialty . . . Intends to become a stenog- rapher. HELEN M. JACKSON Beaver,' Jazz records and pizza pie send her . . . Canit wait un- til she gets that nurse's cap . . . Loves to read . . . Pa- tience is her main virtue. i mf -Q' W HENRY LKIACKSON Hank Tall and slender Hank is a very likeable fellow . . . Has a quiet sense of humor... Track star . . Sees every John Wayne picture . . . Wants to make a lot of money. P 41 3 if do if ANNA MAE JONES ffmaw A collector of photographs . . . Likes ballroom music . . . Catches all the good movies . . . Participates in many extra-curricular ac- tivities. M ERROL VV. LAMBERSON Errol', Famous for asking questions . . . So far, has no time for girls . . . What a truck driver! . . . We wish him success in his future. A f .4 5' if A g JOYCE LAMBERTSON ccjoyiy Happy-go-lucky . . . Home- work is her pet peeve . . . Her heart belongs to George . . . Oh, that laugh! yn., LAWRENCE P. LARSEN rrLa7WJJ Larry stays cheerful by looking on the bright side of things . . . Has a sense of humor . . . Drives his own car . . . Will make a model husband. RENE La VIGNE ffbukw Most popular boy in short- hand class . . . Enjoys danc- ing and flirting . . . Never is where he's supposed to be . . . His ambition is to be a stock car driver. au if WM DOLORES L. LAWSON f-'Deexs Fun to be with . . . Loves jazz music and fried chick- en . . . Dislikes homework . . . Plans to become a beau- tician. v - ref! ffl s VIRGINIA R. LAWSON Baby Doll Tiny Virginia can play any sport almost like a pro . . . Cute and sweet . . . Ambi- tion in life is to weigh 100 pounds . . . Oh, Harold! X JOSEPH G. LEMBO ffjoei! Lad with tall ambitions Qown the Empire State Buildingj . . . Prefers whiskers to a smooth face . . . Detests senior science . . . Fan of Ava Gardner. WILLIAM T. LEONARD Biff, Usually seen riding in a black Plymouth . . . Hopes to be- come a millionaire . . . En- joys food - all kinds . . . Likes to flirt with all the girls . . . How you doing?,, iiiflmllf' -. .. Wim. f A ig, . . A V., A. L ,Z H. K L . 4. , -- . , .4 t ,I X K lv Ai, i R - ' , w f:ff2+l 1 L ri , r ff1:Hw.,vl 1- u. X .':..,:' 5 ' ,, . , x 45555: , ,y . 4 tl, '. 'xi LOIS LEONARDIS Lo Lo Has a real cool record col- lection . . .Just hates doing dishes . . . Every other sen- tence is, So how are you? . . . One of our peppy var- sity cheerleaders. ROBERT E. LETTS crB0bJJ Baseball enthusiast . . . Favorite class, gymg favorite teacher, Mr. Baker . . . A future Marine . . . Partial to food-any kind. . 1 fm f' ig L sf ,Xi 7 .tm g .kt- y s .. K N llel s ROBERT A. LEWANDOWSKI F KBO b J 3 Musically and artistically inclined . . . A good stu- dent . . . A capable monitor . . . Always ready to lend a helping hand. MARY L. LOCKWOOD 'f7unz'or A hard worker . . . Loves to play the piano and organ . . . Spends her vacations in Florida . . . Sensitive about her age . . . It's pitiful. ,il-ff M. SHIRLEY L. LUDWIG Shz'rl One of our high-stepping twirlers . . . Future secre- tary . . . Likes to paint . . . Thinks the opposite sex is fascinating. ANTOINETTE T. MARINE Tom , A petite majorette . . . Likes a certain boy from Clif?- wood . . . Dotes on Italian food . . . Business career lies ahead. CHARLES H. MILLER tCHart3J Fond of girls, boats, and rock 'n' roll records . . . Miss Reillyis favorite French stu- dent . . . So, how are you doing? gg. E. K . K ff 'Q' WILLIAM R. NEIHART Big Bzlllu Always in a hurry with no place to go . . . Likes Fords and a certain majorette . . . Popular with everyone . . . Crew haircuts and his spell- ing distinguish him. x99 J A W: DIANE R. OLSEN rrDZ'xs Cute editor of our school newspaper . . . A willing worker . . . Gracious man- ners . . . Boys are a neces- sary part of her every day schedule. LYNN A. OLSEN rrB0b0sJ This trim blonde likes to skate and dance . . . Mata- wan holds her heart interest . . . Thinking of becoming a teacher. -4. Q. , fffff ROBERT PHILLIPS !iB0b7! The Sleeping Beauty of K. H. S .... Likes ham- burgers and Sammy Davis, Jr .... A gridiron star . . . Says he hates girls but you should see his harem! A JOHN M. PINTO f!x70hnn-yi! Handsome, congenial, and suave . . . No wonder he al- ways gets the votes . . . johnny will probably wind up in politics . . . A favorite of the class. JOSEPH A. PINTO KKJOWJJ A terriffic basketball player . . . Takes life in his stride . . . Always has time for the girls . . . A fine mixture of brains and brawn is joey. ROBERT J. RAAB IfB0b!3 Everyone likes Bob, for he is one of the friendliest fel- lows in the school . . . Noted for that big grin and wavy hair . . . Beans! HAROLD T. REILLY Tom A newcomer from New York City . . . Hopes to attend college . . . Enjoys hunting and fishing . . . Frequently seen working on his '46 Ford. gul- RONALD RINGWALD Ronnz'eU Work! Where have I heard that word before? . . . Has a sense of humor and enjoys a good laugh . . . Has a re- served seat in Room 32. RUTH E. RITT Ruthzk Ruthie dreams of marrying a millionaire . . . Will prob- ably become an efficient nurse . . .Noted for her Ipana smile . . . Blushes easily . . . Very conscientious and sin- cere. A JOHN D. ROBERTS cyafkv A modest lad with brains . . . Enthusiastic about West- ern music . . . A baseball fan . . . Would like to get rich the easy way-inherit money! JAMES M. ROBERTS Raboo,' Has no use for women drivers, but loves the girls . . . Has a weakness for tiny girls . . . One of the Red Raiders . . . Fun to be with. I . 1' MICHAEL F. RUSSO Miken Usually found talking to Butch in physics class . . . Fond of sports and cars . . . Active in school sports . . . Thanks a lot! an fi S0 PATRICIA A. SCALLEY ctpaddyls For the birdsl, is Paddyls favorite quip . . . Adores Red . . . People who don't know her think shels quiet . . . Wants to get married. gf- JEANETTE M. SICKLES Blondz'e,' Boys! Arenlt they wonder- ful! . . . Eager to start a sec- retarial career . . .Just feed her potato chips and she's happy . . . I dig that the most! W. if PATRICIA F SMITH Pat Likes to draw . . . Rock 'n' roll addict . . . Frequently seen with Davy . . . Plans to get married . . . h! those hamburgers. STEPHEN J. SLOVENZ ALICE L. STEWART FKA!!! Butch', Enjoys boating and water skiing in his leisure time . . . 1 ,f Another of those marriage- Qfjlj minded gals . . . Intelligent, Has an aversion to seagulls f jf' 'X ,117 quiet, and very nice to know . . . Often seen in Sea Bright Af! rt i . . . Usually seen with Char- . . Welch! , X Sy -J lotte. ELIZABETH SLUTTER KKLLZJI Has a yen to travel. . . Great admirer of uniforms-espe- cially Marine . . . Sweet dis- position . . Q What,s the matter with shorthand, Liz? .J f .M ix . NL! 3 ARLENE P. STEINMETZ Arlene Bubbles with enthusiasm over anything she likes - Marlon Brando, twirling, horses, etc .... A vivacious brunette who loves to eat. JJJIVL X .ff q J ,ffjtr BERNADINE R. STOPKIE Bernie A winning smile and pleas- ing manners . . .Loves ham- burgers and swimming . . . Goals include becoming a teacher and Mrs. R. P. MARIO J. STRANIERO nl70hnJ3 Sincere and earnest about everything he does . . . Goes to the movies for relaxation . . . Enjoys eating pizza . . . Ambition-to graduate. HENRY E. SULLIVAN fisullyw Wants to do great things . . . Yen for roast beef. . . A Giant fan . . . Pin ball machine addict . . . Admirer ofjames Stewart . . . Has the brains to succeed. 3 GEORGE N. SWANN Swannz'e Thinks the other George is okay . . . Food, lead me to it . . . Likes to play football . . . A swell fellow . . . Head- ed for college. W JOAN A. THO ff.-70!! Can usually be found laugh- ing or eating . . . Loves to drive and dreams of owning a Cadillac . . . Plans a white- capped future . . . Pm tell- ing you! KATHLEEN E. THORNE Thonzz'e Her ambition is to own a red convertible . . . Hates to et up early in the morning . . . Her secret passion is Oh, those Swab- Loves ates stay . . . Always Really! WILLIAM P. THORNE Bill Silence is golden . . . Few people know he has a fine tenor voice . . . His hobby is drawing. . . Always a gentleman. ROGER H. TODT cfR0ge1: The strong, silent type . . . The loudest thing about Roge is his plaid shirts . . . Has a weakness for English III . . . Tall, lanky, and likeable. JOAN E. TOWNSEND Dodz'e Busy! Busy! Busy! . . . This versatile gal participates in almost everything going on in school . . . Full of fun, but can be serious, too. JOAN A. TICE 'joanie' ' Works, but not unless she has to . . . Artistic joanie by ERIC A. ULRICHSEN Wick Boats! Boats! Boats! . . . Sel- dom serious about his stud- ies . . . Likes tall, glamorous blondes . . . Possesses a friendly grin . . . Avast!,' A fl MARGARET A. fKMaggZ'!J An all-around girl an credit to our class . . A tive likes swimming as a sport g,n,bOth Class and School 'L Nt and ice Cream as a Steady -alrs. . . Will make a char - Rf, diet . . . Pleasant personal- mg teacher' Jcdxli ity. - Nd v .I ' WCAG za FSA!! GEORGE WALLING HumphrQ1 A mighty man on the grid- iron . . . Bashful around the girls . . . A willing worker- except when it comes to homework . . . A good- natured classmate. MARGARET E. WEIGAND Marg0,' Ambitious and active . . . Handy with a camera . . . An amateur actress . . . Quite a chatterbox . . . Fu- ture nurse. -In-4' MARJORIE A. WESTERDAHL ffMarge,P A happy-go-lucky blonde . . . Wants to work the night shift when she becomes a nurse because she loathes getting up early , . . A friend- ly chatterbox. THOMAS G. WHALE ffT0m!7 Intelligent and sincere . . . A diligent worker . . . Ad- mits being a sentimentalist . . . Porterhouse preferred . . . College bound. 3-'Rf M DAVID A. WHARTON CKDOCLQ Active in sports, particular- ly football . . . Fishing and hunting are his hobbies . . . A certain cheerleader holds his heart strings. Al RICH A R D C. WHARTON Feels A three-letter man . . . A gentleman and a scholar. . . Should be a success in life . . . Women! Theyire won- derful! NEIL J. WILDING Neil An individualist . . . Hates homework but manages to get A's . . . If you don't know the answer, ask him . . . Slated for college . . . Oh, Welch! BARBARA N. WILSON KCBobby!J A rather reserved lass but liked by all who know her . . . Her favorite pastime is dancing . . . Bobby's plans for the future remain her secret. SUSAN A. WISE ffsuem Exhibits quiet, good taste in her clothes and in her man- ners . . . Her favorite sport is swimming . . . Sue plans a business career . . .Just knowing her has been a pleasure. ' 1 x X MILTON ul. WORLOCK Fair Squareu Always well-groomed . . . Full of pep . . . Plays a hot trumpet . . . Avoids carry- ing books home . . . Enjoys tinkering with cars and eat- ing potato chips. MILTON F. WOODRUFF 'fMz1w Everyone likes Milt . . . Worthy member of the foot- ball team . . . Likes to sleep and dream of Ava Gardner . . . Hopes to study engineer- ing . . . Shake it easy! ALBERT WUESTERFELD West The George Gobel of K.H.S. . . . Enthusiastic about track . . . Hates to see girls wear- ing Bermuda shorts . . . Wants to be a State Troop- er. WANDA DEE YOUNG Peanut This pert and peppy little gal has loads of friends . . . Has hopes to own a Buick and Lee . . . Looking for- ward to a professional danc- ing career. ALEXANDER ZILINSKI rrljuzzyn His actions and appearance resemble Dennis the Men- acel' . .. His special likes are girls and rock 'n' roll music Ain,t it a shame! '. RUTH B. YUENGEL Ruthie Ruthie is liked for her good nature and agreeable dis- position . . . Usually seen with Patty . . . Another pizza pie eater . . . You,d be sur- prisedf' ELAINE LUCY MASIA ffLuqy:: Lucy likes to have fun . . . 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Third row: H, O'Brier1 C, Smith. I, Potts. L. S af- . P ford. P. Spcra. Ruchler. First row. lcft to right: C. Gil- lvlt. O. Davis, V. Coward. M. De Staven, K. Gevas. I,. Ed- monds, D. Eamcllo. K. Franke. M. Chaskowilz. M. Fox, Mrs. Collins, Srcond row: C. Hrndricks. B. Grvat- rc'x, L. Crawford.-I. Farizi, E. Forlncr. P. Cassidy. Fvrm. D. Eigc-nrauch. A. Granalo. Third row: Howicy. L. Dahluj. Hoff. S. Hardy, A Di Iiauro. B. Farrvll. P Harlzlcr. C. Hourzihan. First row. left to right: Mr. Grosholtz. Kinncar. O. Hurtlf. D. Hofij. Lrpifk. C. Lzimbertson. M. Maisia, G. Hvlwig. M. Larsen. Sccond row:-I. Mcglio. R. Kirk, R, Knott. K. Mandcvillv. Nlainwaring. Kurdylauj. Lawrcncv. D. Jackson. M. Justin. Third row: H. Konish, J. Marvrl. Kee-fe. C. Lock- wood. R. LoPr0sto. H. Louchck Lawrvncv. R. Jonvs. First row. loft to right: KI. Adams. M. Ahlcrs. M. Bvrger. L. Brie-n. D. Barkcrul. Artelle. M. Brunner. B. Anderson. S. Brown. L. Bohr. Svfond row: D. Bowman, H. Clcmvnt. R. Boggs, G. Austin.J. Cammerano, R. Currier. M. Cravrn, F. Bryn:-, G. Brown. Third row: F. Bryne, R. Arch:-r. E. Bild:-rhack, A. Bochler, Mr. Har- wood. D. Anderson, N. Christathakas. D. Bender. First row. left to right: E. Ter ry.J. Tombs. F. Whitehead S. Terry. B. Sicgal. C. Wnek M. Winters, C. Sickles, Mr ling. B. Statio. F. Varlcse, M Sorcc. B. Shivakowski. M Walling. B. Taggc-rt..I. Steidlf- Third row: R. Trolian, R Walsh, D. Whittaker, J Thomc, R. Woodruff, H Trucx. Culp. Second row: H. Wal- ages . . . u jfresbmen 1-tr Bottom ruw. leit to right: Miss XV:-bcr Mrs, Imckwoocl. Nlrs. Niziy. Mr, Pvtillo Top row: Sir. Gtiimincz Mr. Golclvn hvrg. Mr, Bamford. First row. left to right: R, Clarnvs. S. Chzxnibcrlain. K. Burkt: M. Clayton. S. B2lI'Ihl'lI'I1t'. S. Callin- clra. S. Burrows. G. Craig. Sc-cond row: Ni. Allorfo. NI. Casolzi. S. Caroli. Boylt-. Btitlvixll. Bmwri..I. Ammaturo. C, Allmro. Third row: N, Buhrcnbtirg. C. Bt'ym'. F, Bohr. E. Bttcltz S. Hartman Atkins. R. Belle-ran,-I. Huhrvnhurg. E. Ac'kt'rman,tI. Baxtvr, ,. 1 ' V ' a W. Qs-2 A..- Q 1 x First row, lc-ii to right: M. I,L1r'c'z1r1'lli..I. Klopnmn. D. Lzinihwscmri. D. O'Kccik', B. lmwandoxki, F. Lutz. R. King. V. King. Sm-fmiri row: B. -lnvkson. R. 1.21 RCJi'C'2l.Al. L21 Count.-I, l,z1vic'h. N, Lani'- sr'n..I. I,uc'kxsooci. G. I,c-afh. G. Kvliy. 'Iihirci mw: Alohnsrm. CI. Kolurizivj. R. Imwis. C. Iunrs. I . Lawson. XY. I.lll'IIl'h2iLl..l. Kwlocilivi. i l i First ron. lviil In right: L. Mills. C. Niullvr. B. cYLi0flIH'ii..l. Nic'islc'r. C. iN1f'iSSl11'l', lf. Nic'KilJiuin. B. Niuson. Nl. Nzlpni. C. N1UIlIilQll21. Svfoml row: Macil.:'ziri. P, N'Im1tc'Sur1u. Q. N'1illlCiQ'I'Yiiii'.tI. Pi1ulin.R. Miilluric-y. D. Mm'liitrisl1.'l'. M8fCJllil.'l. l hillips..I. Nluvllm-r.AI. Olscn. Third mw: C. Niartin. P. U'Nm-il. Cf. Pvrno. I.. Pgmliii. D, Prinz. NllIlliill'll. R. Polingml. 0'Nc'il. R. Morris. 4 First row. lvft to right: V, Skt-ctc-r. M. Pusc-0, R. Rush.J, Pvntangclo. B. Schaihlt-. S. Sirklvs. V. Rirhvy, Svconcl row: I.. Rc-gan. D. Slovvnz. R. Poland. R. Siano. K. Shanahan. M. Ryczll, Smith. D, Srhutsky. Third row: D. 'l'c-rwilligvr, C. Shown, S. Rothenberg. E. Pvnrosv. I.. Vain Salisbury. R, Suttvr. Sc'11lon1'. G. Ryv. First row. lc-ft to riqht: A. Van VVagc-nc-n. V. Young. M. Sommfrs. S. Thorne-. I.. Stozits. VV. W'ash- ington. F. Varlt-stxkl. Ste-itll:-. C. Illlmc-yt-r. Svroncl row: B. Stvnvck. V. Taylor. KI. Stvin. H. XN'olR'. K. Wltlshc-. C. VX'alling. E, Whlling. NI. Tookf-r. I.. Smith. A. Terry. D. Stuckv. P. Wltlling. Third row: D. Tc-rwilligcr. VValsh. R. Troast. V. Stultz. R. W'ils0n. D. Tmlian. R, Vafcurrlla. VV, Stun- hopv. N. VVarwic'k. R. VVt'l1l1. ,4' ! I si - , -I' , lf lass QBUII T 6 ' l MOST POPULAR lvlargurvl Vcnzi XNilliam Ncihart CLASS POLITICIANS Joan Townsend Ncil Wilding Swv cf DID MOST FOR SCHOOL Kathvrinc' Davis Richard VVharton BEST MANNERED Ruth Rilt Hvnry Sullivan S 3 Wf - K, X z f 1 422' ,X i l K f O x i Q ' .D Q- CLASS FLI RTS tloycw- Bc-nnvtt Anthony Crisufulli pf iiii BEST LOOKING Shirlcy Doyle' -Iosvph Pinto 9 CLASS CUT-UPS Sandra Hollum Allwrt Arnold MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ann Harries john Boltger QUIETEST Isabelle Brookes Mario Straniero DID MOST FOR CLASS Klan? Cantoni John Pinto I' ,iz 1- BEST DRESSED Susan Wise Milton Worlock MOST TALKATIVE Diane Olsen Robert Phillips lass ull qnws 1 . -8 I BEST ATHLETES Constance Craft Harold Crall 5 5, ij i .o f i BIG AND MISS SMALL Wanda Young George Walling Y-V- Y-fe lass will We, lhe Class uf1956 oflfqporl High Srhool, being Lfumound mind, do declare this lo be our las! will and testnmenl, Earl! member makes lhedfwllowifig bequest: W. Anderson leaves her shyness to Jeanne MacLean. A, Arnold leaves his job at the movies to Diane Schneider. P. Arnold leaves her history book in the incinerator. D. Baker leaves his drums to Danny Nardoza. J. Barber leaves her giggle to Catherine Peterson. C. Bennett leaves his hot rod to the junk pile, J. Bennett leaves her skirts to Pinky Cleary. C. Bergen and A. Zilinski leave together. B, Boehler leaves her sweet disposition to Barbara McDonough. K, Boggs leaves her dirty paint brushes to Alan Bottger. L. Boswell leaves her friendly grin to Emily Heil. J. Bottger leaves his brain to Bob Young. S. Boyd leaves her ladyalike manners to Margie Campbell. I. Brookes leaves her quiet ways to Gloria Konrad. M, Brown leaves Pee Wee to cheer up K,H.S. E. Burke leaves his red hair to Mr. Harwood. R. Cabansag leaves Betty. J, Cantoni leaves her cheerleader's uniform to a worthy junior. S. Carras leaves his interruptions in class to Bob Ainslie. M. Centimole leaves Danny his car, T. Cerbo leaves his voice to Dave Olsen. H. Clayton leaves to get married. W. Clayton leaves his singing ability to the Mixed Chorus, B. Conklin leaves for a career in the Air Force. G. Conway leaves her athletic ability to Rena Sloan. C. Craft leaves her dancing skill to Mary Lou Potts. H. Craft leaves with a grin on his face. A. Crisafulli leaves his ability to get into trouble to Roger Stopkie. J. Dane and T. Marine leave their friendship to Barbara Hasletl and Carol Carhart, D. Davis leaves her reducing diet to Toni Tinnerino. K. Davis leaves her report card to the trophy case, F. Della Pietro leaves his monitor post to Bob Letwenski. M. DeMarcu leaves her quietness to Beverly Korobow. F. DiGennaro leaves his ambition to Jerry Hettrick. S. Dillon leaves Miss Weber with a sigh. F, Donald leaves Bill breathless. S. Doyle leaves her parking place to a skillful driver. V. Eastmond leaves her winning smile to Linda Layton. G. Eastmond leaves his reservedness to Fred Tortorici. P. Ferrantc leaves her willingness to work to Mary Ann Genovese R. Folscher leaves early for the Air Force. C. Gaeb leaves his broad shoulders to Bill Meissner. A. Harries leaves and takes the Harries' brains with her. C. Headden leaves her book reports to Jim Shea. G. Hendrickson leaves to join Ray. S. Hollum leaves her dramatic ability to Pauline Lutz. C. Humphries leaves his spot in the hall to Jim Walling. M. Huylar leaves her gentle disposition to hi-r sister Betty. F.' Infanti leaves her office job to Eleanor Shugarcl. H. Jackson leaves her seat in history to Jackie Sorge. H. Jackson leaves all his books to Lee Ciccone. A. Jones leaves her nice manners to the freshman girls. E. Lamberson leaves everybody bewildered. J. Lambertson leaves for a domestic future. QP... L. Larsen leaves his reticence to Frank Miles. D. Lawson leaves her jokes to Jean Johnson. V. Lawson leaves her spelling ability to Ken Crimmins. W. Leonard leaves with Faith. L. beonardis leaves Mr. Yusko in a daze. J. Lembo leaves his wave set to Hank Cleary. R. Letts leaves his shyness to George Ruth. R. Lewandowski leaves his ping pong set to Mr. Baker, R. LaVigne leaves his seat in Shorthand II for some courageous boy. M. Lockwood leaves her clarinet to Joan Chasey. S. Ludwig leaves her shorthand skill toJoan Hemmerlin. L. Masia leaves with Frank. H. Miller leaves with a pocket full of money. W. Neihart leaves his football prowess to the Greek. N D. Olsen leaves the boys to Sue Wilding. L. Olsen leaves her Good Citizen award to any worthy junior. R. Phillips leaves the girls heartbroken. John Pinto leaves his popularity to Bill Eastmond. Joe Pinto leaves his good looks to John Corcione. R, Raab leaves his love for science to Joe Vogellus. H. Reilly leaves without getting to know everyone. R. Ritt leaves her rosy cheeks to Tom Nicholl. Jim Roberts leaves his Chevy to a careful driver. Jack Roberts leaves his red trousers to Mr.-Iones. M, Russo leaves his muscular build to Al Dollinger. P. Scalley leaves her gossip to Gloria Marinella. J. Sickles leaves her roller skates to Elizabeth Eigenrauch. S. Slovenz leaves,his rowboat to Miss Reilly. E. Slutter leaves with her engagement ring. P. Smith leaves with a sigh of relief. A. Steinmetz leaves her love for gym to Joyce Nagrosky. J B. Stopkie leaves her jewelry to Miss Kingsland. , H. Sullivan leaves his good manners to Matawan. N G, Swann leaves his shyness toward girls to Rocco Infanti. M. Straniero leaves quietly. E. Terwilliger leaves her hot rod to Mr. Zampello, J. Thomas leaves her journalistic skill to any determined junior. K. Thorne leaves her chattering to Sadie Polk. W. Thorne leaves his curly eyelashes to Al Jeckell. J. Tice leaves her love for art to Bob Hawkins. R. Todt leaves, but we don't know how. J. Townsend leaves her sophistication to her sister, E, Ulrichsen leaves in his llashy red and white Oldsmobile. M. Vena leaves her crown to a very lucky junior girl. G. Walling leaves his hot Plymouth to anyone who can fix it. M. Weigand leaves her discussions with Mr. Culp to Judy Metzger. A, Wuesterfeld leaves his dancing shoes to Ed-lones. T, Whale leaves. D. Wharton leaves his excellent pcnmanship to Kenny Ferm, I R. Wharton leaves his shoes to anyone who can wear them. N. Wilding leaves his male superiority to Harry Joseph. ' B. Wilson leaves her R. D. X. tablets to Mr. Mullen. S. Wise leaves her neat appearance to Rita Pellegrino. M. Woodmff leaves his love for physics to anyone who needs an extra j study hall. M. Worlock leaves his well-tailored clothes to Jack Cooke, W. Young leaves her hula skirts to Carol Ullmeyer. l R. Yuengel leaves her motto, Silcnce Is Golden, to Helen Norgaard. I - -e new ' 't N I as 4- 6,8 . V f-Q , s lass ltgl ilaisturp FRESHMAN YEAR In September of the year nineteen hundred and Fifty-two. a group of frightened and bewildered freshmen entered the portals of Kcyport High School. We came from the grammar schools of Keyport, Union Beach, Holmdel and Raritan Township. We didn't even know each other! Upperclassmen either ignored us or gave us disdainful smiles. After we were assigned to homerooms and found a place to call our own. we felt better. In a few weeks, we no longer got lost in the halls or entered the wrong classrooms. Soon many of us were eager to participate in school activities. Some joined the band, went out for football, or took part in some club work. It was toward the end of our first year that construction work began on the addition to our school. Before we realized it, school was over. exams were behind us. and the first stage of our high school ca- reer had ended. SOPHOMORE YEAR Now being acquainted with rules and regulations, we set out with books and studies to struggle through another year. The new wing was now ready for use and included two new shops. a spacious library, and a beautiful. big cafeteria. We were pleasantly surprised to find rooms painted in pastel shades. Many more of our classmates participated in school activities. Some joined the Mixed Chorus: two of our girls made varsity cheer- leading: many of the girls made the twirling squadg and one ofour members even got a part in the senior play. Arsenic and Old lace. After passing the halfway mark of ourjourney. we had a feeling of accomplishment. A few had dropped out. but the rest of us were looking forward to being upperclassmen. JUNIOR YEAR This was the year we organized and elected class officerswloseph Pinto was chosen president: Katherine Davis. vice-president: Catherine Burrowes. secretary: and Jane Cantoni, treasurer. Miss Tombleson and Mr. Anderson were the class advisers. More and more students were taking part in school affairs. ina cluding the newly organized Magic Keys. Some participated in Free- holders' Day. Boys, State, and Girls' State. By now. our boys were making regular places on the varsity football. basketball, and baseball squads. A big thrill of our junior year came when we received our class rings. To raise money. we sold candy and held two dances, Harvest Moon and Blossom Time. In addition to being financial successes. these dances were a lot of fun for all who attended. The last important social event on our calendar was the Junior-Senior Dinner Dance. which is sponsored each year by the Mothers' Club. Our dance was held at the Cabin in the Sky in the Highlands. For weeks, it was the chief' topic of conversation. The long dreaded final exams came and went and we were ready for a well-earned vacation before September rolled around. SENIOR YEAR September finally came and the big seniors were back to rule the court. Pictures were taken during the first week of school and class officers were chosen. They were John Pinto. presidt-ntg Bill Neihart. vice-presidentg Virginia Eastmond. secretary: and Bernadine Stopkie. treasurer. Miss Tombleson continued as class adviser and Mr. White took the place of Mr, Anderson. who was no longer a member ofthe faculty, December came and so did the Winter VVonderland Ball. jane Cantoni, chairman, and her committee worked hard to make this a night to remember. Class meetings and more class meetings were held to make plans for our trip to Washington, D. C. March 14 finally came and we were om The Capitol. Mount Vernon. The Smithsonian Institute. the tired feet. the fun on the bus will never be forgotten. After our return from Washington, things began to happen rap- idly. Open House was held in April. at which time our King and Queen were crowned. In May came the annual senior play. a rollicking com- edy. jenny Kissed Me. Our senior year saw the beginning of a chapter of the National Honor Society to which the following seniors were elected: Kay Boggs. John Bottger. .jane Cantoni. Katie Davis. Shirley Doyle. Ann Harries. Lynn Olsen. Ruth Ritt. Bernadine Stopkie. and Margaret Vena. Our social life came to an end with tht-Junior-Senior Dinner Dance inkjune. When we were measured for caps and gowns early in the year. graduation seemed along way off. The last two weeks passed all too swiftly--rehearsals. class day. Baccalaureate. and finally graduation! 5 - Y 917 NAME W. Anderson .,,,., ,,,,,,, 8-E WEAKNESS Navy .,,,,.,........,,,,,,,. A. Arnold ......... ,,,,,,.A T alking to himself. P. Arnold ,,.,,., D. Baker ,,,,, J. Barber .,,,,,,, C. Bennett. ,,,, . J. Bennett ,,,,... C. Bergen .,.r.r. B. Boehler .,,.,, K. Boggs ........ L. Boswell ...... j. Bottger ,,,,.,.. Money ....,...................,...... ........Spelling ........Gossiping Haircuts ........Clothes ........Spray net .......History ........Boats Movies Food S. Boyd ..,..... .,...... B londe hair .,... I. Brooks .. ,,,., ....... D odgers ...........,, .. M. Brown ....... .,.. Falling asleep E. Burke ..,..,,., .....,.. M ovies .........,... R. Cabansag ...., ........ D rums ..,........ II. Cantoni .......,, ....... H aving fun ....., S. Carass ................ ........ L essons ...,.. M. Centimole ....,, ........ D riving ...,...... A. Cerbo ........... ........ B londes ............ W. Clayton ..... .,.., . .D A haircuts ..... . H. Clayton ..... B. Conklin ...... G. Conway ..... Don Sleep Athletics Utllft THINKS HE IS Shy ............................. Studious ........ Normal ............. Gene Krupa ....... Quiet ........... ...... V. I. P. ...,..., . Beautiful .,...... Eflicient ........ Bashful ....... Demure ...... Noisy ...... Short ....,..,... Fragile .,,....... Nonchalant ...., Dignified Van Johnson ...... Tall .. ..,............ .. Special .......... Clever ,....... Ambitious .....,,. Jeff Chandler ...... Handsome ....... In love ........... A model .............. Overworked ........ AU-8 Mother of six Henpecked husband Secretary to Tony Curtis Fire Chief in Keyport comedienne . ....... Junkyard dealer Interior Decorator Mayor of Keyport Unpredictable Tugboat captain Nurse Minister Maybelline Demonstrator Dean of girls' school Short order cook maker Elephant trainer Tintair demonstrator .A History Teacher Lady wrestler Owner of Cadillac Clam digger Marriage Air Force career Fullerbrush lady C. Craft ....... ........ S ports ................................. An actress ....... ....... O lympic athlete H. Craft ...,,,.,. ,..,..,,. V irginia ..................,.......... Punctual ....... ....... L ate for his wedding A. Crisafulli ..... ........ G etting into trouble ......... Irresistible ....... ....... B achelor J. Dane ........... ......... S weaters ............................. Grown up ......... ......... S ociety Matron D. Davis ...,,,,.,,., ...,.,,.. C lothes ,......................,....... A model ........ ........ A mbulance Driver K. Davis .............. ......... V egetables .......... ......... A good egg ...... ........ Se nator from N. J. F. Della Pietro ........ ...... . .Writing poetry ....... ......... B ashful ......... ........ T rain conductor M. De Marco ........ ......... T alking ................ ......... W itty ............... ....... M rs. Tapp F. Di Gennaro ........ ........ B runettes ......... ........ O verworked ............ ......... N ight watchman S. Dillon .....,,......... ......,.. P ink shirts ....... ......... M isunderstood ...... ....... C ollege prof. F. Donald .......... ......... B ill .................. A model .............. ....... H ousewife S. Doyle ............. ......... D avid ,....... ......... I rresistible ......... ......... T rapeze artist G. Eastmond ........ ........ J anice .......... .......... S hy ................ ....... A uctioneer V. Eastmond ........ ........ G abbing ........ ......... A flirt ............ ....... D ental assistant P. Ferrante ........ ........ A ir Force ......... ......... L ily Pons ......... ....... N urse R. Folsher ....... ,....... S tudy Halls ..... ......... H andsome ....... ....... M ad scientist C. Gaeb ...... ........ D riving ......... ......... T arzan ........... ........ S ignboard painter A. Harries ...... ........ S t. Mary's ....... ......... I ngenious ..... ..,.... La dy bus driver C. Headden .......... ........ C andy ............... .Obliging ....... ........ D ishwasher J. I-lemmerlin ...... ........ H omework ....... ......... H andsome ....... ....... P olitician G. Hendrickson ....... ........ T exas ............... ......... C ute .............. ....... C0 ver girl S. Hollum ............. ........ F ood ...........,........ ......... A ctress ...... ....... M atron at Marlboro C. Humphries ...... ........ E ating in class ....... ......... R omantic ..... ....... L umberjack M. Huylar ..... ......., T he Dodgers ...... ......... S hy ................. ........ ........ G o verness F. Infanti ........ ,....... H ardware ....... ......... M 0ClCSl .................................... Appliance Demonstrator H, Jackson ,,,., .,,,,,.. B ooks ..........,......... Mistreated ............... ................. N Ovelist H. jackson ........ ........ E ating in class ....... A. Mae Jones ....... ........ M ovies ................ E. Lamberson ...... ........ L oafing ............... J. Lambertson ...... .....,.. P otato chips ........ L. Larsen .......... ........ W omen ........... R. La Vigne ...... ........ S tock cars ........ D. Lawson ..... V. Lawson ..... .........MlffOfS KG Y! Hal Authority on everything .......... Nurse Athletic ..................................., Policewoman ........,Studious love Daddy-o ............... A cool character ...... Sophisticated ......... Jazz queen . .... . .......Mattress tester June bride .......Nightclub bouncer .......Gentleman farmer .......Mambo queen .......Model AIN-A-A .Af-fX.+,fL .f1..f1J1- NAME J. Lembo .,,.,.,,.. W. Leonard ......... ........ L. Leonardis v,..,,.,.. ....,.. R. Letts .......,.,Y, I R. Lewandowskl ....... .A..... M. Lockwood S. Ludwig ..,....... A. Marine .... E. Masia ...,,,. H. Miller ..,,.,... W. Neihart ....... D. Olsen ,...... L. Olsen ..,.,,,. R. Phillips ....,,, J. Pinto ....., J. Pinto ,,,,....... R. Raab ........ H. Reilly ,,.... R. Rin ......, J. Roberts .,.... J. Roberts ......,, M. Russo ,,.... P. Scalley ...,.. J. Sickles ....... S. Slovenz ........ E. Slutter ...... P. Smith .,..,..,... M. Straniero ........ ......... A. Steinmetz .... B. Stopkie ..,. H. Sullivan .,..,. 43. ewrhs WEAKNESS Beach front ...,..... Painting boats ..... Flirting ................ Sports ,,.,.......... Girls i......... Florida ............ Matawan .............. ...... Chewing gum ..,., Hair styles ,........ Food ...,.............. Spelling .,.,,.. Boys ,............. Matawan ......., Sleeping .............. ........Girls! Girls! Girls! Girls! ....., ........Homework Women , ..,....... ,.......Crew cuts majorette Money ...,,... Physics ........ Red hair ....,. School ...,..,,. Sea gulls ....,. ......-.Diamonds Davy ............ Movies ............ Horses .........................--- Jewelry ....,.......................-- Pin ball machines ........., THINKS HE IS .Marlon Brando ...... A flirt .................. .Popular ..,........ .Great athlete .,..... .Heart breaker ..... .Overworked ........ Big deal ........... Imprisoned ........... Blues singer ........ A lady killer ..,.,.., Exciting ........... A lady .......,.,... A skater ....,............. A woman hater ....... Casanova ............ Don Juan ...,..... Good looking ....... Romeo ............. Real Gone ....... A whiz ............. Chivalrous ........ .......Mistreated Genteel .......... A doll ........ A mariner ,,,... Domestic ....,...... ,. Whistle bait .,...... In love ...,........,. A student ...... Somebody ........, A politician ...,..... Sophisticated ....,..... A good secretary ......, .......... G. Swann ............ .....-. C ertain blonde E. Terwilliger ........ ........ U niforms ,..........,......... J. Thomas ........... ........ G ossiping . ....... .......... . W. Thorne ....... K. Thorne ....... Painting ......... Gym ..,.................. Sweet .......................,. Frank Sinatra ..... Athletic ............ An artist .,..,... A student ...... J. Tice .............. ..... . ..Snapping gum ............. R. Tod! .i............. --..---- E nglish III ........ .......... J. Townsend , ....... ........ M en ,,,.,,,,.,.,..,.. ....... E. Ulrichsen ........ . ,... .... Blue eyes ........ M. Vena .......... ........ B ill .,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,... G. Walling ........... .......... H omework .......... M. Weigand ............ ........ T aking pictures . A. Wuesterfeld ...... ........ T. Whale ............ ........ Talking .............. D. Wharton ......... .......... B abes ,,.,,.,,,, R. Wharton ,........ ........ B ig feet ,,,,,,,,,,,, N. Wilding ...... --------- S peeding ......... B. Wilson ........ ........ D ancing ,,,,,, S. Wise ................ i........ E yes ,,,,,.......... M. Woodruff ....... ..-..--AA R elaxation ........ M. Worlock ........ ........ Th e trumpet ....... W. Young ........ ...----- B racelets ......... R. Yuengel ...... A. Zilinski ,,,,,,., .-----.-Pizza Pie .....--.-Peg pants Track .........................---- Hot Stuff' ...... A Viking ...,.... Versatile .... Fragile ........... Witty ................ The shy type ....... Funny ....,..........,..,. A wolf ................... Debonail .........................,..... Walking dictionary ...,............ A big girl .,................. ......... Nobody .................... Star athlete ................ ........, Second Harry James ............. Too Short .................. ......., Esther Williams .... ,.,, ......,. Dashing .................. FATE Hair tonic salesman Deep-sea diver Car hop General in Marine Corps Dratfsman Train announcer Artist Mother of ten Usherette Weight-lifter English prof Adviser to the lovelorn Kindergarten teacher Bigamist Piano mover Private eye Mail man Broker Society matron Engineer Newsboy Traffic cop Devoted wife Truant officer Forest ranger Big game hunter Telephone operator Tile factory worker Circus performer World traveler Bank clerk Organ grinder Hot rod driver Nurse Billboard Painter Gym teacher Fashion Designer A spook Actress Deckhand Photographer's model Chiropractor Female judge State trooper Second Einstein French teacher After dinner speaker President of U. S. Dietician Farmer's wife Engineer Dog catcher End Rockette Seamstress Chicken farmer LIL JLJX .fx J QE'ur washington Grip On a rainy March 14. seventy-four excited seniors boarded two Rollo buses and started on the annual three-day trip to Washington. D. C. The first stop was the United States Capitol, where we were taken on a guided tour throughout the building. Then followed visits to the United States Su- preme Court Building, the Folger Shakespeare Library, and the Freer Gallery of Art. After leaving the Gallery, we boarded the buses and headed for the Hotel Raleigh, where we had dinner and an opportunity to rest. After dinner, we visited the Library of Congress, the Lincoln Memorial, and the Washington Air- port. This airport is the third busiest in the world. Our first day in Washington ended with a stop at one of Washington,s Hot Shoppes. Shortly after midnight, the lights in our rooms were out and we fell asleep to dream of tomorrow. Following a hearty breakfast in the hotel cafeteria, we set out for the Washington Monument. Some of the more en- ergetic climbed the 898 steps up to the top. The view was worth the many steps. Then we visited the Bureau of Engrav- ing and Printing and the Department ofjustice Building. Here we went on a guided tour through the various depart- ments ofthe F. B. l. In the afternoon we drove to Arlington National Ceme- 7. tery, where we viewed the changing of the guards at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. From Arlington, we pro- ceeded to Mount Vernon, the former home of George Wash- ington. The buildings and grounds ofthis vast estate and George Washington's tomb were most impressive. After dinner we went to the movies, giving our chaperons an opportunity to rest. The last day came all too soon. The Thomas Jefferson Memorial was our First stop. Then we visited Mr. James C. Auchineloss, Congressman from New jersey, who talked to us and shook our hands. The Smithsonian Institute and the White House were next on the list. Later that afternoon, we toured the buildings and grounds of the United States Naval Academy at An- napolis, Maryland. There we saw the chapel and the tomb of john Pauljones. Tired, but happy, we started on the long ride home. Even though the trip is over, those three wonderful days will al- ways live in our memories, for on this trip, we formed lasting ties of friendship. In conclusion, we want to thank the chap- erons who helped to make this trip a memorable one - Miss Tombleson, Miss Reilly, Mr. Jones, Mr. White, and Mr. Search. SQL. X X t st A NN. 'N Q uifennp isseh Bile MEMBERS OF THE CAST: Anthony Crisalillli. Ncbil Wilfling. Sandra Hol- lum, lN1argzxrr'I Vvnzi, Bvlly Conklin, lVlargal'r'l VVc'iganfl. Dianr Olsvn. Con- nie! Craft. Bvrnadinr- Slopkir. Steve Slovvnz. Shirley Doylc. Joan Thomas. Patricia Fvrrantcz Danny lNhiltakvr. STAGE CREVV: Arlenv Stfinmetz. Hel:-n Alarksonr Ann llarrivs. Cvorgr- Lockwood. Ralph Trolian. Edward Bilclcrhack. DIRECTOR: Mr. Culp, wav-' l ,W TL2Sfw,.zsv- , - YL- A WE WU 'Queen Z ' JOHN PINTO MARGARET VENA Seated, left to right: Shirley Doyle, Katherine Davis, Margaret Venaulohn Pinto, Wlanda Young Betty Conklinulane Cantoni. Standing: David Wharton, John Bottger, Harold Cralixloscph Pinto William Neihart. Q x ttlbl H '.'J'.1.'......- ..-'-T-ET'---1,5- M ' A fu l ? U w w gl W' W f, M N1 no fm, dbg cl X x N. . . S 9 ,U Q iv 5 gl i ff, Q rx ' 2' Q-fs.-, Hwkdw A 7-ir 1 g.f- - cg... .M ' l Q -117 B? ? ,. Izdzlm , Qtaff ,, Ann Harrie-s -- , Patricia Fvrranlc' 'QQ' 'E' EdIAfIl7.S' A fm rmfl Pnl f1n.w' zwflh Aflm, Cmlmyln 1id1'!ur111l Sfrlj'h0lr1.x' fl mlqfkrflzzf. A.x'.x'1'.vl11nl Edihn Copy Edilor Pholugrulbhl A rl , ,, , jzmzor Edifor Husirzfss A'1IIf1fllQ!'7A' A dz 'ltfi' rx ,, Bvrnadinr' Stopkir' , Rmh Riu Kathvrim' Boggs Bvvcrly Korohow ,, . ,, Nlargarct Vvna Nlarilyn Cc-ntimolc' Mrs, Carhart Mr. klonvs i 1nl if- ,-,,- FPEVI CET ' IN - if .3 w V - 5.1, A411 jnzzfx and ,PIl.YlIIt'.Y.Y IIIIHIIIQQFIA' pfrm flllllfllllzgll. '47-9' 'Ulf gh! who l'I!l!'At'd Ihr 11'l11f1. fum' asxzlqrzs Arr Strdf fl.Y.fI-AQVIIYIPVILY, rr-M ,W. if N, 3 ,1,MlmvzwA-,H ,, .wk rw L mmf' El :Y T L HU C-ETTINB 4-M 1 -- BUST-HP.Y.Y Sl!f1?.f7fl5F,YLf07 fwzklurvf. W L .4 4 mm ms ur rw-nf Ediiors blffffj-llfll-07 fI5.YI..Yf!lllf.Y, Bob, Ruger, rmrl Hfzwly. 'Um' wmlf the 36,711.07-fQ'llfZl!!'.Y, 61 I 1 X Scatctl. lc-ft to right: Mrs. Parccls, Shirley Doyle-, Katherine' Davisuloan Townscntl. Richard W'har- ton. Ht-nry Sullivan, Mrs. Nolan. Standing: Harold O'Brien,John Bottgcr. l t'z1m'1-s Towns:-ml. Wil- liam Eastmond. Susan VViltling. Richztrcl Boggs. Robert Sullivan, KATHERINE DAVIS 1,l'6'.t'IIff'!lf Left to right: Mrs. Nolan, adviserg Mrs. Parcels. adviser: Shirley Doyle. score- tary: Joan Townsend. treasurer: Rich- ard Wharton, vice-presidentg Katherine Davis, prcsident. 0 62 Qtuhent nunnil The' Student Council of Kcyport High School opcratcs in conjunction with the principal and has as its purposc thc' im- prove-ment of the school in gcncral. Some' of thc regular fum'- tions of thc- Council this ycar incluclctl sponsoring thc Opt-n House Program, five asscmhlit-s. and thc King and Qttcft-n c-lcctions: attending state- and county conventions: decorating tht- school Christmas trot-sg and attc-nding to the trophy casc- displays. New Projects undcrtakt-n this ycar wcrc' thc instit- tuting of National Honor Socicty :mtl Junior Rcfl Cross chap- tcrs in thc School: thc sponsoring of Color Day. Miss Niarch of Dimcs. thc Mitten Tre-v: and soiling football buttons. 1-'C I J f ff' f .. ,ff 1Z-I1'I-f07-1,!I- Clngf A .x1s'rn'1'11 If lfffl Im IQIIXII ion I1'a'1'l Il 1 lxfllfllff lfrlzlor .lI1z.x'1'f Edilnz lf.V'llI1IIlQF lfflflnf ,,,, flu... . Q , ,, , Dizxm' Olsc-n Kc-nm-th Crimmins , IlC'li'Il-IRCIKSUI1 Joan Townsend Judy Filzgcrald ,, , Pat Poling f4vl'I!'II!!1fI0lI ,Uanugfr ,,,,, B1-ltv Rodgc-rs PfllIf01,7llf7,1I7 ly Brown AI!Z'Il,YFf , MI'. Thomas Guinanm' R D Svatvd. left to right: H, Rodgvrs. Fitzgerald K CTIINIUIHS D Olsc n H 11 kmn R Young Townsc-nd. Standing: Nh. Guinunc-. O. Hvrtlc B Mc Donnuqh B Roh: rts D Schnc ldfal L Safco Thomas. B. Korohow. S. Barlholmv. A. Darland P I ull Butlc r B Qtopklf P Pollng N41 -4697 f' btuhent Secretaries Svzilrd. lc-ft to right: Bcnrit-tt. P. For- rzintc. rll0VVl lSf'I'lCl. Canloni. l.. 1Al'0IlilI'fllS. lNlI's. Collins. llollumml. Tice-.-l. Thomas. D. Olson. B. Boehlc-r. Sc'c'ond row: U. Lawson. A. -lomxs. l, Brook:-s. B, VVilson. F. Infzintv. M. Ve-nn. R. Lu Vigncz F. Sluttvr. C. Con- way. H. Clayton. P. Arnold. E. Terwil- ligvr.-I. Mzirlin. Third row: C. Craft. V. Hustmond. B. Conklin. Danczll. Sirklvs. S, Ludwig. Nl. Cvntimolc-. YN. Young. A. Stvwart. S. W'isr. K, Thornv. l'iigvnruut'h. ibust anh ilaustess lub Under thc' dircction of Mrs. Lockwood about sixty svniors serve on this squad. Inrluded arf- than following seniors: S. Ludwig. W. Young. L. Olsen. P. Fer- rantv, G. Hvndrickson. B. Wilson, W. Andvrson. S, Hollumul. Tim: P. Ar- nold. R. Yuvngel. K. Thornatl. Danr. J. Sickles. C. Headdvn, C. Craft. V. Lawson, S. Boyd, G. Conway, S. Wisc, V. Eastmond. L. I.:-onardis. M. Centi- molr. C. Borg:-n. B. Conklin. Thomas. G. Eastmond, F. Dc-lla Pietro. R. Lew- andowski, Roberts, iliilnniturs Seated. left to right: A, Bottgcrul. Cook:- R. La Vigneul. Pinto, W. Clayton. W Nvihart. R. Lewandowski. ll. Jackson Svcond row: Mr. Yusko. D. VVharton Cv. Eastrnond. K. Crimmins. R. Haw- kins. W. Eastmond. R. Wharton. Mr Goldenbc-rg. Third row: Ll, Bottgvr. C Wallingwl. Robvrts. VV. Li-onard. M Russo, F. Della Pietro. A. Zilinski. H Sullivan. 4 .......w., E 1 s l Jrnlaian.-susan lllll .X Brntectiun bquah Svatvd. lc-ft to righti Atkins. R, Baird. C, Sickle-s. Sheppard. G. Brynv. Standing: I.. Cic'1'onc'. G, Imckwcicifl. P. Rothvnhvrg. R, Hyvr. D. llindin. F. Schein. A, Smith. Harding. Euninr eh ross Seated. left to right: -Ioan Thomas. Di anc Olsvn. Ann Ilarries. Margarvt VVvi- gand. Mrs. Nolan. Standing: Lynn Ol sCn.Judy FiIzgvrald.J0 Ann Dallvn bachmjoan Butlcr. Susan Bartholmr' Mac' Hvuser. L P35955 W Wk. uf W5 4 Eluurnalism lub Seated, lcli to right: V. Lawson, P. Fer- ranle, G. H4-nclrirkson. Thomas. Miss Kern, D. Olsrn, A. Slvinmrlz. S. Hol- lum, B. Conklin. Sf-cond row: I.. Olsrn. M. Ccntimolcf. M. V4-na, M. Wvigand. S. Doylv, K. Davis. A. Harrics. B. Stop- kie, R. Ritt. W. Anderson.-I, Bvnnvtl. C. Bergen. Third ruw: Cantoni. M. Woodruff. T. Whale, R. VVhart0n. H. Jackson. D. Wharton. N. Wilding.Al. Townsend. I ' X Bank We are truly proud of our splendid K. Il, Band. As a marching unit, they add to the thrills of our football games and paradesg and as a con- cert hand, they provide us with excellent music. Assisted by the Majorettes and the Mixed Chorus, the band gives annually two concerts. The proceeds help defray the cost of uniforms. MR, GERULFSEN llziffrlor 2 The Mixed Chorus. under the direction of Mr. Gerlufsen, is composed of ninety pupils who volunteer their services to sing in the annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. The stu- dents in the club learn three part harmony. Eveline Smale and Beverly Korobow are accompanists for the Mixed Chorus. Sc md ltft to right Bew rly Korobnw George Lockwood, Kenneth Crim- I mms Carol Carhart Barbara ll xslt tt Standing Roger Stopkie. Pauline Lutz Adxisor Raymond Crosholz Diane Olsen Robert Hawkins. v 'N Vi .7 Gail Matthvws Wfancia Young Kathvrinv Davis Susan VVilding . iwlaiurettes Bottom row. lvii to right: P. Cz1ssifly.VV Young. Nlainwaring, L. Brien. G Matthews. K. Burke. L. Layton, S. Bur- rowcs. M. Chascawitz. Top row: K Davis, K. Ge-vas. M. Wcigand. K. Man dclvillf: Nl, Cvnlimolc. L. Olsen, H. WVoollc'y. Ludwig. M. Vcna.-I. Firm. S. W'ildinq. Miss Weber Adziser . 1 , N' V Lms I,t'OI1ilI'tllS .Iam Lfimfml Q-NN pf? XHSS-lOhHS0ll Miss Sykcs S Ulu Umlc Rm-r-ling. lc-ft Io right: Shirley Do -Ioan Towns:-url. Jane- Cantom ons lm mri' I 'T ' i S d 0 xc ls. ramcs msnsvnc. mn img: Alia- Nlirrrx. Nluricfl Fox. CIOIISLJIIC Q X W Q YEHIQK 2 XX 5IJUl'Lg ' X , , f x x , , . M1 agp 5 1 Y Wx L In fi? X bi 1 LX ! Y l l -1, r,, I ,.. I 'E x ,, ku! xx 1 I 41 J i 71 COACHES. left to right: Nlr, F. Zampc-llo. hir. Baker ' thvad coachl. Mr. R. Zampello, CO-CAPTAINS: Davc' Wharton tlilllharkj. Bill Neihart tguztrdl. i Hard and thorough training hy' Cogivll 'l'ulliy Bzllwr rc-sultml in tht kirkfufl' ul' ont' ufi Kt'y'port's lwsl and most thrilling SULISOIIN. tht- RillflttI'S uincliuq up un tht' right Vncl uliu tif 1't't'0rtl. The' initial vivtory Cami' with the first game' when Atlantii' Highlands liall undvr thc' Ruitlvrs' fcct to lc-avi' us with a final storm- of 41-7. Thru- niurt' victorivs worc- chalkvd up fbr Kryport with thc df-feating of Point Pleasant. lVIr'tut'hvn. and Lak?- wood. Thvn the Red Raidvrs lust their Hrst game' to thc- pow:-rliil Frc'm'htown 6-lvvvn. Kvyport trif'd all thcy vuulcl in tht' lint' of dc'lic'nst'. hut thCy uvrt' just outclasscd by Frcnvhtownis unclcfvatc-cl squad, Thr' Raidvrs now we-rf' lf-ading in thc' Shore' Confbrf-nrv B Division and dc'lE'at- ing Rumson addcd to our good rtfcord. In this gum:-. our spvvdy halfhack. Gvorgv Rulh. mad? the first touchdown on thc' opvning kick-off of this gamv, Thi' Lambfxrtvillv game lbllowvd with Kc-yport's winning it. 7-6, HAROLD CRAFT The time rollvd around again for tht: Kvys to meet thvir Turkvy-Day rival. 'lrzrltlf Matawan. Although the Raiders lost. I3-6. wt' can he mighty proud ofa game we-ll playa-cl. CIRORGE SXNANN GEORGE WALLING RICHIE WHARTON MILT WOODRUFF H!l!f71ll!'A Cfnffr lfml lfflfll A A l 0. Q First row. lc-ft to right: Ainslie. R. Wooclrufli. La Vignc-MI. M A A Q Roberts. T. Barhcr. M. Leach. Velcamp. Boggs. Russo. Svc- ond row: Corcionc. Phillips. VValling. Hemmorlin. D. Whar- ton. Nrihart. Craft. R. Wharton. M. VVoodrufT. Mic-lf-. Third row: Couch Bake-r. R. Johnson. O'Bricn. Cogliano. Swann. LoPrt-sto. Ruth. Clvary. Anderson. Trolian. CoaCh R. Zam- prllv. Coach F. Zampt-llo. Fourth row: S. Dans: R. Brown. S. Smith. Russr-ll. Zilinski. Frye. Diodato. Scacco. He-llrivk. Hartzlc-r. Archer. Jfuuthall JIM HEMMERLIN BOB PHILLIPS Tklrlxlf 'I nrltff' HANK CLEARY FRANK MlFl.F GEORGE Rl l'H RAY 1.0 PRFSTO QIlfI!ff'IlllI1A GU 1'fl Ilflubflfl' Qmnrwbmil -'F ffl! AIUl'l PINTO RICHY WHARTON -IOHN BOTTGER RAY LO PRESTO fjugnf Foryygyg' CFVIIFY FUVIIVIIII' Basketball Kvyport High Sc'hool's Basketball Tvam put in anothc-r good sc-zison with its fast moving. quirk passing squad. Al- though tht' Kvys didn't Come out in first plate: thvy for- nvrvd a fair share' of the victorirs in tht' Shorv Cl0I'lll'Iil'lH'C' Tournzimcnt, Thr' tram lost to their first Conference' opponvnt. At' lzmtic' Highlands. but wf'nt on to dz-fc-at Rumson. Nlzitawzin. and Hoffman. The-n the tcam lost to Llndcfvatvd Point Plcus- ant. ln thc' svcond Contest with Nlatawan. thc' Kvys funn' out second he-st. HANK CLICARY DAVE VVHARTON IUUWWHI fgU,,,,f All thc- mvmlwrs of thc varsitv squad tlvsvrvc- rom- ! . mc-ndation. Coach Frank Zampello also wins our praise- for Z1 job we-ll donc. Knvcling. lvlit to right: Jossph Scacvo. Ray LoPrc'slo, Rifhard Wharton..Iohn Bottgcr. Hartley Milf lor, Standing: Douglas Trolian, Carl Worlock, David VVharton. Edward Burkc: Hank Cleary, Josvph Pinto.-lohn VVhitz'hf'2id, Henry Sullivan. Coarh Frank Zampvllo. 46 Km-vling. left to right: Richard -Iohnson.-Iames Howlry. Ilarolrl 0'Bric'n. Robert Sulli van. Bc-nbjamin Orhinc-gro. Ralph Trolian. Robert Arthvr. Standing: -Ianws lvlclnnis , , Bob Ainslic: Frank Lawson. Confh Robvrt Zampvllc: Corky llourzxhztn. Albert D0 l.1u1ro. -Iosvph Kurflyla. Kncc-ling. lvft to right: Benjamin Jarkson. Vinfvnt Taylor. josvph Donald. Bvnjamin Onhinc-gru. Robert Sullivan. Frank Lawson. Standing: Stanley Poling. David Hindin. P011-r Spc-ru.-john Nlclfan. Ralph Vztcrzxrvllzt. Robrrt W'alsh. Paul Nlontcszxno.-lack Wlxlsh. E 'I Baseball YH! 4 x ...K 3 f First row, left to right: Coach R. Zampello, C. Allocco. M. Russo. W. Eastmond. R. Letts. H. Clearyuj. Pinto. F. Miele. G. Ruth. R. Lo Presto. G. Swann. Sccond row: N. Miller, B. Ochinegrowl. Camerano. H. Gun- sauls. C. Hendrickson. B. jackson. L. Busichio, H. O'Brien. C. Hourahan. C. Perno. Third row: R. VVharton. R. We-bb.,I. Thorne. B. Chromeyxkl. Fleming, M. Leach. R. Frye-.Al Ammaturo. R. Archer. First row. left to right: Robert Hyer. Neil Bahrenburgxjohn Whitehead, Leonard Goldenulames Howley. Herbert Konish. Second row: George Walling. George Ruth. George Lawson. George Swann. Ralph Trolian. Third row: Coach Baker, Donald Trolian. Daniel jackson, Dennis Vol- camp. '89 . Cb -KL: m QH2ws- , W j flt,.f' tvs' OFFICERS stance Craft, presidentg Lynn Olsen vice-presidentg Mrs. Johnson, adviser 21.9. Any girl in Keyport High School who participates in at least one after-school activity is eligible for membership in the Girls' Athletic Association. The skills and techniques of such sports as basketball, volleyball, soccer, softball, and archery are taught under the supervision of the girls' gym teacher, Mrs. Johnson. Both an intramural and an interscholastic program are offered in most ofthe sports. Points are awarded for participation in games, practices, and meetings. A member receives her KH or numerals when she earns a given number of points. As a means of building up the treasury, the G.A.A. sponsors a dance. With the money earned, the G.A.A. makes donations to worthy causes and gives a Christmas party for underprivileged children. First row, left to right: P. Poling,J. Metz- ger, M. Winters, B. Anderson, V. Law- son, C. Craft, Mrs. B. Johnson, A. Stein- metz, M. Genovese, G. Conway,j. Dal- lenbach, C. Cleary, S. Bartole. Second row: C. Sickles, P. Lutz, O. Hertle, M. Hanson, L. Smith,j. Butler, L. Gilson, V. Skeeter, E. Slutter,.I. Fitzgeraldhl. Meisler, H. Wolf. Third row: L. Craw- ford, O. Davis, D. Eigenraugh, M. Wal- ling, C. Lambertson, B. Stopkie, A. Har- ries, M. Vena, M. Weigand, L. Olsen, K. Gevas, N. Houston, E. Heil, F. Wal- ling. Fourth row: A. Jones, D. Davis, M. Bergerhl. Hemmerlin, C. Bishop, R. Sloan,J. Bishop, L. Boswell, A. Darlin. Left to right: Virginia Lawson, secre- tary, Margaret Vena, treasurerg Con- we Eff! f23r'Q,::: ,'5 - 1 ww 1 1 ,. .. . , . 1, M4 ., :H Awf- 'F ?':.,':.f?E3I f55Kn::2'5W4 ,v-- wJ' ' i :fffiifsgrff ' .'f?,f'25,s'5'55' ami' T 1 JM . X .. , ,, .. .. .,.. ,,, , ,L ,G ,, Z L, 42 ? Z1 v W 4 U' ' fe ,,, L A xfqfzf ,, g,Qg4, sd- HHH' ' -v. s r 'x m QA -fx h, ' 4 Ee 'A if iv. ef-'5,:,.w.-....,,. .1 .., 5 :fr ,'f,gn:iy15'fgsfg,?5E:f :f JV me 54: sf:,,fM1ws'2 f 1 N. M ..,, Y fx: QQ, Q Y- ,. . 4 f Q 46 W3-4 'Il zzvslu fgmlt I , x sims? .-'Li 1 J 9 .75 hm-, 'I V...-rv - +L! E Q N .Q .., av P 1 . 93 -ll If iw x 54... 1 ,nf ? 6 x, i flu a :- ex. 7? im 'H 41' f MT ,ef 5. Perer Genovese Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mrs D. H. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mrs H. R. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. Donald Mr. Edward Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mr Mr. Donald Mr. 8: Mrs. PATRONS James A. Alger Frank Allocco Gabriel Allocco H. M. Aumack David W. Baker, Sr. Barnefl William Bishop Blumloerg Floyd Brown John Burlew Herberl C. Burrowes John E. Bryan? James D. Carberry Kelsey A. Carharf Frank Chasey, Sr. J. Clark E. Cohen Roy Conklin George H. Davis. Jay W. Demaresl' Louis A. Despreaux Earl Dolson 3: Danny Arby Doyle 8: Family s. George Doyle 8: Family Everdell Joseph Gallagher Mr. 8: Mrs. James Genovese Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mrs. Anne Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. M. R. Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Grealrex. Jr. Gross Jos. H. Hakinson Myron Hardy Evereff Hasle'l r William Heidel 81 Son D. C. Hendrickson B. Hoernlein. Sr. Andrew J. Hulsarf. Sr. Hoffman Fred Jackson Mr. 81 Mrs. Evarf V. Silcox Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Shugard Mr. 8: Mrs. Harold Sloan Mr. 81 Mrs. Alex Smith Mr. 81 Mrs. Harris L. Smifh Mr. 81 Mrs. Clayion Spahr Mr. 81 Mrs. Leroy Sproul Mrs R. Van Sfeenberghe Mr. 81 Mrs. Anlonio Sfraniero Mr. 81 Mrs. Ben Sfraniero Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph J. Slraniero Mr. J. Sfryker Mr. James L. Sfulfz Mr. 81 Mrs. Meldon Sfulfz Mr. Edward Sullivan Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank T. Terry. Sr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Donald Thomas Mr. 81 Mrs. Theodore Tice Mr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth Van Pell Mr. Harvey Walling Mr. 8: Mrs. J. Frank Weigand Mr. 81 Mrs. Kennefh 8. Wharfon Mr. Hewiff W. Wharfon Mrs. Mildred C. Wharfon Mrs Jeannelfe G. Winans Mr. 8: Mrs. Warren Young Mr. 81 Mrs. Emil Yuengel Mr. 8: Mrs. William Yuengel Mr. Sfephen Yusko Mr. 8: Mrs. A. Zilinski Miss Neffie L. -Jones Mrs. Eslher Kneuie Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis Konrad Mr. 8: Mrs. Hyman Korobow Mr. Xi Mrs. Thor Larson Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Lehning Mrs. Elsie Luhrs Miss M. Evelyn Maloney Mr. Frank McCleasfer, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Gaefana Mellone Mr. Gran? 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