Kimberley School - Kimberleaves Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS , SPECIAL EVENTS Xl JNY IU M,ll2,qX Q! 41540 CONTENTS I7 56 67 83 A--------P9 .97 U-Sn. 'n1 W io- f., it- E .fl Q Q g 1 13 'NJ 1 , W .K Z MISS DOROTHY RENZ Assistant fo the Principal U3 ? MRS RAYMOND B ANTHONY MRS HAROLD C BOHN Husfory French g Q A 7 IRVING CLEVELAND MADAME A DAURIA Chemlsfry Ffemih MISS RUTH BOSSHARD Lafm Spanish lk li: ui Ir Il l i rl MRS GEORGE W DAWSON English MRS ALBERTL HARTMAN Mafhemafrcs MRS A H H5555 MRS EDISON PICKLESIMER 5,791,517 Hmfory Biology General Science MRS JOHN P ROBERTS English French 'Fil 'Ev MRS NORMAN PETERKIN r 7 MR WALLACE M COURSEN Music MISS DOROTHY MEEHAN Physncol Education MISS HELEN SHOEMAKER Physiology and Healfh MRS ROBERT C DALLERY Dromcflcs MISS NELL MULLEN Physical Educclhon 4 v if? W 4 p : V5.1 ., xv. M A ,ZX .Ahh ,X-1, 1 ,x A54 'I .- A .Rs .t if AQ . L- ia' ,, 4 MISS KATHERINE HOYT Academic Secrefary and Regisfrar MISS MARJORIE PEEL Librarian MISS BARBARA NOE Recepfionisf H MRS. ROY CHESTNUT Business Manager MRS FREDI E FERRIS Dlrecfor of Social Achvlfles MRS SAMUEL P KEMM Nurse lp 'm A'Nsvf 1 x VX, U Nt 1 X. -6' Hr x X 'X SENICDRS V S x X GAIL GARNAR sys Presiclenf of ll1e Senior Class JUNE DALLERY Presidenf of fhe Chesf 'WN' 7' CHOOL CAROL JO GROSSE Presidenf of the Sfudenf Council ' 1 l ANN MCCORMICK Presidenf of lhe Glee Club KATHY D'AMBOLA Kimber Captain k OFFICERS 5 ix 'J L .J X V . ss-6 I A z. 1 d . .KN i :' -' Q' :- l.. HELEN BRYANT President of Aihlelic Association K MARGO WILLIAMSON Vice Presldenf of Ihe Sfudenf Council rf -no sq ' x DIANA BETH ELL Lee Capfaln LINDA ALMGREN Presrdenf of fhe Dramuhc Club I1 I' 'Y HX X , fhl BETSY COLE Edrfor rn Chief KIMBERLEAVES :AQ S n -.VI 5' . V N. I 'L 4 - '- I I , H 'T . . . U X 2 -h ,av - ,C . A- .4 r rn,- ,J . I ax, , Q: M .H f- . .Qilg i 4 . ,' YF 'L J '. 1'-Q5 I L. il..-, . f g.- W I -5 1, 7'4 V . . F I 51,5 - 1, . 'kd . ' 7:45 . .- .' Rf? Q -r , H ' c 9 4: M ' ' ' I I 1 s I ' I . I -L' I I 1 5 Q, K 'J' H i g ' 1 I 5 I' , Q, I A vi- ff . I . .5 - s . wi 4 4. ' - A V Q. , if y- ' I . '4 ' pa Q . ...R D a, if ' 1 f Ai we - 0 ,ew x , ,www Pm 1. . . Wifi.. 9 FIRST ROW, left to right: Heydt, Adams, Michele, Eaglesham, Lawrence, Bryant, Ferris, Eberstadt. SECOND ROW: Gornar, Bethell, O'Donnell, Alford, D'Ambola, Dallery, Barney, Schueler. Our most vivid recollection ot Kimberley will be the strong spirit that was ever present throughout our years at K.S. We will also remember the material things that were in' tiuenced by the spirit. We were happy to welcome Judy Burns and Nancy Ferris to our class in September. With the commencing ot school there followed such a whirl ot studies and activities that it is al- most impossible to recall them all as our senior year drciws to a close. Getting into the swing ot things, we had a terrific time preparing our Fall Frolic skit. Attending the Father-Daughter Dinner was something we cannot forget, along with the sadness which came when we realized it was our last one. In November the Karnival was o tremendous success under the leadership ot June Dallery. Then came the magic night ot the Tinsel Boll. We were brought back sharp- ly to our senses by S.A.T.'s in January ond the College Board Achievement Tests in March. Just one week after College Boards, however, came the Spring Prom. How we loved it ol- though it was our lost one! Suddenly Moy Day was upon us, tollowed by college acceptances, ond then the inevitable, graduation. We shall never forget our senior year, which was enhanced so greotlv bv memorable little things, Shall we ever forget Nancy A. organizing those neat porties, Lou, Mart, Judy, and Pat playing those tense bridge gomes ot lunch, Linda A. octing in the K.A. play, Betsy B. wearing her West Point garter, Di encourag- ing the Lees with such spirit, Margie pleading for class dues, Anne B. iourneying into New York frequently, Sally frantically snapping pic- tures, Helen clutching in English closs, Betsy C. giving her all tor the yearbook, June swearing w 1-.,, ,,g7 1:f ,-f'fl3:..4 ? 7' FIRST ROW, left to right: Burns, Harvey, Braddock, Schoonmaker, Baldanza, Cole, Haskell, McCormick. SECOND ROW: Gilman, Williamson, Almgren, Bobst, Rhoades, Worsley, Grosse never to cut her hair, Kathy tidying up the locker room, .lean painting posters, Joan skiing every chance she got, Nancy F. working for Smith, Gail calling class meetings, Nancy G. impressing us with her big words, Carol Jo leading the school honorably, Loclcey playing the piano, Penny dissecting an earthworm, Mary Ann and Wendy struggling to pay for the yearbook, Linda M. announcing Red Cross meetings, Anne Mc. inspiring the Glee Club, Mary getting a B on her French exam, Gin- ger growing her hair, Carol S. presiding over Art Club meetings, Sue not talking in Glee Club, and Margo yearning for her driver's license? It is said that the senior year is unforget- table, and no one is able to believe this more readily than the seniors themselves. We shall now all go our own ways, but we shall never forget the friends we have made at Kimberley, the experiences we have shared, and the spirit that has guided us. GAIL GARNAR SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Margie Brown, Treasurer, Gail Garnar, President, Mary O'DonneII, Secretary, Nancy Ferris, Vice President. QI , 'iii ,dx NANCY BIGSBY ADAMS 12 South Mountain Avenue, Montclair October 20, l940 7 years qt K.S Lee Gee Club 56 57 58 fvh KOU Chee y Ad A agn k Secreta y of th Athlet c Assoc to c y V sty YJ c ey JV 56 Cp ball 57 5' Jkbmfo WI YQ, PMA sense of what IS essentially rlght Q will to we a will to flght 5 ff Y' sf T' J! 9 GBX o if ff' J Our hockey player changeab Act your age those cutely shaped legs always looks neat a sk: enthusrast I dont even remember hum Colby Jr Conception of paradfse Marruage a tumeless date Suppressed desire To count the wnndows In the U N bunldlng Obsession Alpha Delt Heard saymg At fltfeen Oh Boy' At 17 Oh Man' Where found Pounts west Idlosyncrasy That scrubbed look Savmg grace Qulet and calm efhclency Nancy I f If If , A Circulation Editor :1 e RlER r I ' r e i iai n 6 Kxy r a s , P' X Ho ke , ari '58 ip: HQk,..',f57 A . Basket , .l,V. ' , '58 I ' L 'C xx sl? 1 X 'V ' A - K A 9 lx . . . ,, ' 1' Y l 1 Q. X 'L . XIV . N p I .' v J lf! l 1 A 1 v Cf - az lv , F Y J, N 1 f J ' bm fxvf A mf A ,Y Q ,XJ l K S' 'N xx-J AA f 1 Q W Kb ll Il ' ' ll I - ll l , .i '- .' .. fjg, :'V V-.V AAYVYYY-H V MVAVV-U -7.5775--lla'----AV V--'glw 7-77 ll ll l 'r ll ll YQ... LOUISE ALFORD 9 North Mountain Avenue, Montcl October 27, 1939 4 years at K.S. Lee Dramatic Club '56 1 Glee Club '57, '58 ' 56 '57 C 9 5 r tte Haste thee nymph and bring with thee lest and youthful lollity Milton 5' W Vhahxce wmda14ff,.,2fffy.2a4, !u,ea.f6ce,, 041- L9 Lamtidmi liar? 5,,,,L ,504 pdfwwfywaf ,QL 77r,z.iQn'0wU i,6M,Y!4Lm7w44z ,ow 5 2 and every inch full of pep tweedy tiny and trim pixie haircut pierced ears and perky personality Colby Jr bound MQW, ,4LjLwt, fluke-y,6ac4, E-in 054,16--Aw -glffilg O44L.J an-A. Conception of paradise To have that little dream come true Suppressed desire To be the first mate on a clipper ship Heard saying Where found ldiosyncrasy Saving grace You dont know do ya? Far above Cayuga s waters Petite petiteness Unlimited energy and a tremendous love of lite v7yblAf VHJMOOIL ,L wfbgc OU wcwolnwfm mul' ,QW-qfzoa Lee Representative ' , - Cheerleader '56 -r Q Co- aptain of Ch erleaders '57 t Varsity Basketball ' 7, '58 Va sity Hockey substi u '58 Ei A H ' ' ' . . ,, . I 5 I I 1 ' f , I I 1 0 4 J v I '7 g. , ,, . . . . . . . . . , . . . A 5 f C .4 If 5 J -' ' I .' 3 I ' : V V' ' Obsession: ..,,,,.,...,. A ,...,s..,.,,,,,,, ,,.....,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,. R o ck 'n' Roll ' ' ll l ll fl l : ,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ' af' - I . . ' . l A V V , ' 0 I 3 1 , ,, . I J IL 11 X17 M f . ' ,md sf lb ful long our Conceptron of paradise LINDA MAXINE ALMGREN 336 Broadway, Paterson February 7, 1940 7 years a Kimber Dramatic Club '56, l57, '58 President at Dramatic Club '58 Secretary of Dramatnc Club 57 Chest Representatnve 56 Honor Court 57 Art Club 57 Art Editor at the KOURIER 57 Art Edutor of th KIMBERLEAVES 58 Hugh Honor Rall 56 57 The power of thought the magic of mrnd Byron Clothes, silver bracelets, art Intelligent naturally blond and beautl stlent and sweet wlth a flair for desugn Love Letters In the Sand Suppressed desire To sat nn the heather of Scotland agaln Obsessron Purple Where found Pannhng a tnger ldrosyncrasy Those gourmet lunches Saving grace Wlllnngness to do whatever IS asked whenever at IS asked Linda , 1 , 2 , 4 . V r I ,, .. . ,s L' ff X 1 . 4 , .V S ' .HT- X. A r W ' ' l Il ' ff ,L s.....s .. ,,..,sss ssss L .. - 1' ' I .,,.,,,,...,...., ,.,, ..... . ....,,,, I ' r A , 'eff t -f' . 1, ' fgssirgff 1 ll' ll S 4 tK.S January PATRICIA BALDANZA 2I7 Montross Avenue, Rutherford Lee C u 5 57 Va s ty Hockey 58 Va s ty Tenn s 57 Wate Ball I 56 7 Music and sweet poetry agree BarnfIeld 7, I94O 3 years at K.S. Those Iong nalIs which grace a keyboard her Flornda tan e I I gurl next door a real clothes horse with a passion or purpe Eek my halr IS green her shmy brown pageboy I Conception of paradise Suppressed desire Heard Saying Can I hav Vvfhere found ldfosyncrasy Saving grace a Baldy To own the Arr Force Corps To see champagne bubble Wouldnt you Ilke to know' e a rude out to Iunch Kathy? Stuck tn her mothers car Noisy dcxnghng bracelets Talent Interest and energy all worklng together Glee Ib'6,' ,'58 ri I I S - ri i ' r e ' ,'5 fl - 11 6 f 1 ' ' . . . ' . . . th ' ll ll - - H . i. . . H . . . . , . . . . lr? s I K s ' ,1 T 'I' I ' Q Obsession: ,,,...., ...,.,..,,....,,,.,.,,,.,. ' ' . yt, in ' :V g 11 - I .11 ,. - . , V H , , I . I: . I . wx : ,,... ,...,,,. ,,,,,,. , , N., , , X . x 7 Q Ei. lip 'll ll ll ,, S am! QC ,awe JOAN ELIZABETH BARNEY 96 UndercliFf Road, Montclair August 26, V740 7 years at K.S Kimber Dramatic Club '56 Glee Club '57, '53 Hockey Co manager 56 Stenography Edrtor of KIMBERLEAVES 58 KOUR ER stenographer 57 JV Hockey 57 Born with a gift of laughter Sabantl Laugh soft elbows such beautiful hands' On Wlscon ' sm her diatoms our wlllmg and' able typlst we wlll understand If she roms the WACS a lovable teaser Conceptfon of paradfse June mght moonlught and Suppressed desfre To have a not rn Obsession Heard sayrng Where fourd ldrosyncrasy Saving grace honor study Rough tough creampuftl Passrng out Kleenex Those Wnsconsan summers Sympathetic and understandrng ear for others problems Betsy ' l . ' ' ' ' r ' t ' ,, , . ,,-V . - -ff , , vc , fj X A L J ,Qs ,f li, ' A fr I - - U H - ' In 'E . , . , .. ' : . . . . . ,,,,.,.,. .... , , , . Bill ' . Il ll . , , , , , . 1 f ,,,,, , ,, , ,, I ' : Y ,,,. ..,. ,, , , ' ' l , . '-'. W, , U I ll lf WC' DIANA ISABEL BETHELL 167 Eagle Rock Way Montclair February 24 1940 12 years at K S ee Lee Team Captain 58 Dramatic Club 56 Glee Club 57 58 Aragnalcs 58 Vice Pr sid nt of Class 56 R presentativo to the Nominating Committee 56 Manaaing Editor ol the KOURIER 57 Cheery Aid 57 Delegate to Buck Hill Falls Conference 57 First Honor Roll 56 Second Honor Roll 5 8 Jv Hockey 56 Varsity Hockey 57 5 JV Basketball 56 57 58 Baseball Team 56 5 They never sought in vain that sought the Lord aright Burns Religion, tolerance the angel of the Lees . way . . .t rifty. . 3, . 11 ay with the children such an enthusiastic leader, . . a good student and Latin Scholar . . . a winning Conception of paradise: ,, ,, ,....,,.. A To love and to be loved Suppressed desire: ,...,,, ,. , , ,,,,..,.,. ., To wear a sheath Obsession: ,... .. , ..,,,, . ,, , ,.,, Where found: , ldiosyncrasy: ., Saving grace: 5' 1 Di Ethel Bethel! if , , ,,,,,,,,.. Mac l am so excited. Heard saying: .. ,,,, ,, . ,A s,,, ,. , ,,,,.,. ,. ,Cheering the Lees on to victory , ,,,,..., .,,,,, T hat unique achooo-achooo-achooo , Faith in love 'T-F4 A New Yorker sophlstlcated never a Queen Conception of paradrse Suppressed desire Heard saying Where found ldrosyncrasy Saving grace Wwttwojiiw ,K s Q on 'C' - qlxsfll C05 L-Wax Q- ot QW, XGSA mw M3313 X ' N10 Emi e T August 19 ww 1 c 7 e GSW S Cgieuww Qfgtlezsf at heart tons of clothes very artastlc extremely oves tenms wholeheartedly always a princess but A bench In Central Park To bathe In champagne I nearly died' On her way to New York Innocent remarks Fascnnoted Interest In many tlelds Anne g, QR 5 Li X T-' 5 O ' F amat lo 4 lu '5 l x 6 is a is '58 a ' e 1 If - Txiifxtl ' I PT. . , +..5'wzf,g it Q fi-. :i'g- l' Q 6- :'gg'-Jtvni Obsession: .... .,,,, A A ,, .........r.r....,,,..,s,, , .,,,, ,,,,,..,, B eautiful women 14 L1 A4 l' X' - ' ll - ll v : Ai,,A7, X1- , , .WsW,s q,,,sssWss ,sslwb s V A H -- ' '1rz'+ ' . ll ll ' . 'H Y A' ' 'AAA 'A ' . , f K ' W' v 7 ll ll A SALLY SAGE BRADDOCK 461 Mountain Avenue, North Caldwell December 2, 1940 2 years at K.S. Kimber Glee Club 57 58 Photography Edutor of KOURIER 57 Photography Ed tor of KIMBERLEAVES 58 Second Honor Roll 58 Thou art full of love and honesty Shakespeare Flashbulbs galore curly red halr a twinkle In her eye ong eyelashes natural neat and mce temptmg us with a free Bond s unch a terrific rrder maybe she wlll be on the Olymplc team Conception of paradise County Meath Ireland Suppressed desire To sleep late b Contact lenses i , ,, 11 . 1 . . . , . . . , . . . 1 . P s l ' l : -------------------'---- ---- I O session: ,...,,,,.,..,., . ....,......,..,,..,,....,..,,.........,....... ,. ' Il ' II : .... ,.,... ,...,,.,,..........,....,.,,,.......,..,..,... I . ', I ' 1 : -xlib,--,will,Lili--I-----Fliili-Y-Y n 'Y HR ll ll ll Heard saying Where found ldrosyncrasy Saving grace ed Salamander You know tl Snappnng pnctures for KIMBERLEAVES A passnon for Dylan Thomas Abllnty to get a 'ob done quietly MARGARET LOUGHBORRUGH BROWN T03 Undercliff Road, Montclair September 17, 1940 6 years at K S Kimber Glee Club '56, '57, '58 Aragnaks '58 Class Treasurer 57 58 Assistant Business Manu Cheery Aid 57 JV Hockey 56 57 Varsity Hockey 58 Water Ballet 56 57 ger of KOURIER 57 A true friend IS forever a friend MacDonald A long tall sh k one of those flat second sopranos sophisticated world traveller has really been around more hairdos than there are days in the week many many men a Washington plantation Conception of paradise Learning without studying Suppressed desire To whistle back at a wolf Obsession Heard saying Where found ldiosyncrasy Saving grace I hate men Asking the seniors for money That snappy blue 57 Ford convertible Grocefulness and poise Margie sup . D ' , I , I ll ' ' ' If 1 ,f - ei . . . . . . ' ' i' . ..1 ' . 'xl' H 95. J' '. ' : ..............,,,.,s,......,,.,,..,,.... ,... .................. N e w hairstyles ' , ll Ill ' V.Vvv-YYY.777777774------YY-Y--A I ' t.,:g,.', ' ' A ll ' ll HELEN PATRICK BRYANT lOl Cooper Avenue, Upper Montclair MCIY 2, l94O 3 years at K.S, Kimber President of the A.A. '58 Dramatic Club '56 Glee Club '57, '58 Representative to Youth Canteen '56 Co-Editor of Class Scrapbook '56 ' ' Vice President of Class 57 Student Council 58 Sports Editor of the KOURIEP 57 Honor Court 57 Second Honor Roll 56 57 58 JV Hockey 56 57 Varsity Hockey 58 Co Manager ol Basketball 56 ,IV Basketball 57 58 Tennis Team 56 57 A good laugh is sunshine in the house Thackeray i C t 1 4 Anyone for tennis? that Glee Club blush able A A president name the sport and shes outstanding in it When Johnny Com Marching Home so sincere and sometimes shy 1 is Conception of paradise To have seven clay weekends Suppressed desire To have K S cream Kent Place in hockey Heard saying Where found Idiosyncrasy Saving grace He en Hel Hi Who are you I m nearsighted Dusting oft the athletic trophies in the supply closet Now wait a mmute Mrs Dawson Sincere interest in everyone , 57, 58 'C . I I N ll ' ' ' ll - .345 - ll ' ' i ' ' A 1' 5 . . I Obsession: , A ,, ,,.., ,,,.,,,,, ,, Pizza with goo Y ' - : V 11 '! I - -11 A' l Q - l n - - 11 l : ,,.. , ., ,,., . H. -i it gt X A y y 7 ' 3 'i . 45 1 K 4 ll I fl ll ll ,f JUDITH VICTORIA GRANT BURNS I75 South Mountain Avenue, Montclair August 8, I94O 'I year at K.S. ee Glee Cl b 8 She has all the royal makings of a queen Shakespeare lnnumerable weekends everywhere beaux by the bushel blond blue eyed Boston s oaby new girl in town who has made herself welcome quite the biologist s L I u '5 I I I J . A , lj , If 1 x I I . I 7 J . -, If I I X 1 I I f . . . . . . , - I I ll - - ll Y Q gs t' 142- Q X Conception of paradise: . , .,.t..,, To spend forever on a yawl gi ,Q 2 Suppressed desire: .,..., ,, ,.,..,,,,..t..........,,,...,.,.,,, Not to be tickle Obsession: .,,s., ,,,,,s...,.....,......,,., ,,,.,., . , Chocolate, dancing I H,'9N ' ll I I .1 , : ,..., ,.,,,,.......,,., ,,,,, ,,,,...... , ' I , . i - ' 1 ,.,..,,, I ' ' '3 'G . : I . . b P ll ll Heard saying Where found ldiosyncrasy Saving grace Ummmmmmm yes' Colgate Yale Harvard Fear of being new Aura ot Boston charm culture and friendliness Judy 4 Obsession ELIZABETH AYRES COLE 344 Highland Avenue, Upper Montclair March 2 1940 3 years a ee Edltor of the KIMBERLEAVES 58 Glee Club 56 57 58 Aragnaks 57 58 Student Councll Representattve 57 Honor Court 57 News Edntor ofthe KOURIER 57 Youth Canteen Representotnve 57 D Iegate to Buck HIII Falls Conference S cond Honor Roll 57 58 JV Hockey 56 57 Vorstty Hockey 58 JV Basketball 56 57 Varsuty Tennis 56 57 58 .5 N - wg. .v. 4' -lx Learn as If to live forever 3 1 .BL Lrve as If to die tomorrow 'L 7 II In L3 kr Anonymous ,1- W L... N. YQ,-3 f cg J I xt .NL sf LLL TAT Flowers In Glee Club dumples kmttlng brldge and Little Compton enthusiast twelve foot scart the other flat second the eternal triangle always struggling not to clutch a show goer Inger s chauffeur N '1l' ..-4514 Conception of paradise If I could be with you one hour tomght To wake someone up by throwlng cold water on htm Ice cream Suppressed desire Heard saying Where found Idrosyncrasy Saving grace efs Betsy I am impressed' Watchmg the Truangle Club show over and over Laughmg at Mr Coursen Dnlvgence Intelligence and a wonderful personallty is , I I , tKS L e ' '57 e ' ,' - A. ,b h I x 1,-'. J. , 5 H ' ' -1 - ,-. , 'Q H, 8- V' , 1 ., 'Q 4. r, , , A H J A ... g.. ALT- tv -. gn. , ,., I 7 . -- if P 'h jfs., ' . Ia my-. X S 3' E 5' - as Krlqj JV4- 3 V1 I ' gms. w . 4 - ,- xr 1,, t A- . K V Yx.. W- ' 7' N ' I 'X N ' v . lu ' ' x xg ' L. G' ' kr- 1 ' ' - ll ' I V- ' ll , N S! I I . E I' Q ,ffff . fcf f ,Volt . .7 ' .4 Y at : V F V . . : ----' -- 1 1 IIB ll ll ll 4 1 'S . , '- JUNE KATHLEEN DALLERY 40 Prospect Avenue, Montclair October 6, 1940 7 years at K.S Lee President of the Chest '58 Dramatic Club '56, '57 Glee Club '58 Aragnaks '58 Student Council Representative 56 Honor Court 56 57 Representatnve to the Socuol Commuttee 56 Second Honor Roll 56 57 KOURIER stenographer 57 Delegate to Buck Hull Falls Conference 57 JV Hockey 56 57 Co Captain of JV Hockey 57 Varsnty Hockey 58 Water Ballet 56 57 58 Co chanrman of Water Ballet 57 Baseball Team 56 Her frowns are fairer far Than smrles of other maidens are Coleruclge Beautuful long hair gumea plgs Chest head impenetrable center a Boeut chnen, Boeuf chlen pretty blue eyes a bug hut with Bug Men on Campus Q 4 v0.4 ' ' ' ' ' ,'57 7 ll ' ' ' ll haf... -' -' - N, ' I! Conception of paradise: ,,,, , ,....,,., ,, ,, .,,,, Kentucky, Vermont ll Suppressed desire: ,,,, , , A To be like o bull in a china shop - 1 .5 - Y' ff ,Q E . ,. VA V V . ,, . 1, -n ' U '.v' Il ll llj ' ll HD ,ll Obsession Heard saying Where found Idrosyncrasy Savmg grace Horses' Chawnk Looknng for that Kentucky farmer Readung the Yaley Dauly Welcommg trrendshtp for all .lune um o WY- 'f - for 7 A! -,Sv E3 X1 , '1 WJ: J I T xl. V .1 5 D lx V ,M fy , 5,51 V me l A 11.-1+ -1-1 M1 M J . -1-J X1 , ,J fl l:,L fif ' J fQ KATHLEEN ELIZABETH D'AMBOLA 174 Hnghland Av nue Mantclasr May 28 1940 4 years at K S Knmber Kimber Captain 58 Glee Club 56 57 58 Knmber Representative 56 57 Varsity Hockey 56 57 58 Varsity Basketball 56 57 Baseball Team 56 57 58 Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm Emerson Vallant Kimber Captain Latm a wonderful sense of humor a clown equal to Emmett Kelle fabulous dancer . q , Y 1 1 . . . . , 1 1 1 1 1 - V 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,, . . ' ' H . . . . ' 1 . , A 54.1 1 ' '1 f .1- -' . '- .iii 1-sh-PM . A .A .E-..t..kf ,gg - :Lg 3 1531 12 Style - -' r - ' . 5' 533' .f- ' ' Jes' ' -z P9 ' utr, ' 'V J 3' ff J 1 1 1- LAL A G f' 7 F 47 ' .. - Zia, ' - 'I f'.f1rFA ' E 511' 1 -nlcg Conception of paradise Spendung the rest ot my life on Suppressed desire To have a slum trlm gorgeous flgure Obsession Heard saying Where found ldfosyncrasy Saving grace M 'D I li ' j Q W tx , f tf ' xl AN r '7 ' cr ' . V Q f Of of, 'K x' ' l 7 lf 5 as 4- by If ,JN Q -151 FoNte',HlAvente, Gleri udge V' Q F0 , C: ,Adult 25, 1693 'U X, 3 YW? at rcs 4 L N . ,r . f ' X Q7 If Lt v X L V' - Diamqfic C46 '56,.'57, '58 Y D c.s'Watexallet 53:5 fl Hx ed ss Regt senta'liveN'57, '58,- ' A seam ft.: Ednof gkourz K'57 'Ile Mmute X Assnsluyt Art Ewor of Kl QERLEAVES 58 4 -1-anus, Tb eye h tfl'everl een the pearl vof thelqlace John Lyly Artlst dilemmas by the dozen a passion for sport cars s approves of sldeburns sweet and angelic looking Jeanme with her long brown hair the ablllty to wmk a True Love boat To get the keys to my brother s Austin Healy Really In a daze Those homemade bracelets and medalaons Smcere Innocence Jeannre N fp ill' If lf' 11457 li . XX lv s I L 'f src he AFI H, lt ,Q 4' V as , If f gl' Y ' Ks! f X yt P 5 X .x QA NU V r' Aly 9 It jfs Jlxx yy ,:, , I l of 'J ' ...di- u Q sfffffjfl ll'l ffffffffffffffsf,ffffffff'f.l.'f'lffsf I r ll ' H I , it V Mm 1 O' U if ,J 4 Q Bl 1 X J f Uk K C sy X 7 rJ V Rl' uf f -of his JQRNIEIE EAQLSHSM hw JOAN CLAIRE EBERSTADT 101 Undercliff Road, Montclair May 11, 1941 11 years at K.S Kimber Dramatic Club '56 Glee Club '57, '58 Aragnaks 58 JV Hockey 56 Varsity Hockey 57 JV Basketball 56 Manager of Tennis Team 57 Second Honor Roll 56 57 58 Features Editor of KOURIER 57 Assistant Literary Editor of KIMBERLEAVES 58 Student Council Representative 58 And like magic on the waters ls thy sweet voice to me Byron 15 'ei- 4-f'f i U Just too, too photogenic theme song Zzpplde do da ski enthusiast lots of fun to be with New York is her second home a ping pong champion our superb soloist crimson complexion pink champagne Conception of paradise New York on a silvery day Suppressed desire To sing like a violin Obsession Heard saying Where found ldiosyncrasy Saving grace Joame ld love to but I have to study Searching through prep school yearbooks Those diet experiments Sparkling wut , ' X 3 , , . . . ' if I . 1 I 158 l . . ' , '57 1 11 - ' ' ll . X ot . ,, . . ,, . . f- J ! ' : ,Y,s,,,,,,, ,, ,, ,,,,,,.ss,,,,,s ,, ,,,,,s,,,,,,,,,,,,, Unmagniticent ' , Ill ll . yi K . I ll ' ll 9 NANCY ALLAN FERRIS 84 Myrtle Avenue, Montclair July 5, 1940 'l year at K.S Lee Glee Club '58 Aragnaks '58 Vice President of the Class '58 First Honor Roll '58 You are like a flower so sweet and pure and fair Heine Poised shoes and shetlands bracelets and bangles a beneficial addition to the Senior Class a would be Hoosier a blue and white scarf and Bermuda bag Conception of paradise Chnlmark Suppressed desire To get around Club Street without Obsession Heard saying Icllosyncrasy Saving grace hitting the curb Shoes What are you having for lunch Carol Jo? Smith or bust' Far reaching ability plus a quiet manner Nan Nancy I L Y . v ll ' W A . ,,- . V Wm N ' ' ' I . . . . . . 1 A A : ..,,..,,.......,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,i ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,, , , ,, ,,,,, 1. I Af :U YVVV --Hn - I - .11 I Where found: ..,r,,,,,,,,. rr,.i,., M apping routes from Yale to Smith ' ' I : .A,,,,,,..,,,...,,,,,......,,,,, L , ., , ,lt ,.,. H, H 'I .H A W l tt ' Q 'Q .i g , ' ' , .dxf X u 1 f, I, 5 ' ll ' ' I 'V X 11 11 ll ., , - . V' i, 1' li yacc in qw NXCCQLQ LSO C? C CNYX9 LX ,L C ' PJNJQ ' Q ,' lx,LgtC9lflC gg 'Mule L El elif L Lvl CMM, XX Q flL5 c'j ,GPM-'I Ylx-Q X f- A fYX,cL.AZ.l-l CLMQQ GLGARN I nt 5-Klux Lum, vii., o Del me Qggtember 29, 1940 lx 2 y rs at K.S. WM? -J' Le 'Llc . rkoclgmkf CbCIb57LLjX-L, L Qwlflffw' pl fr 1 Q jgseoqvc C Lju,flfL.O Elly Jfvxy eauty lrves wrth kindness U W Shakespeare ,bra jcrnu 0 goes Usa, l3LluuJCl4, Qjxxf 73 Everybodys frlend the only one who has ever seen a purple land yellow cow occasionally gullible and glggly a sweet smrle and encouraging word for all loves brown Obsession Heard sayrng Where f u ldrosyncrasy Saving grace Ga: Conceptron of paradrse Lrfe lust one long weekend Suppressed desrre To be the first to reach the moon A certain cuty In Australua Sydney There will be a class meetmg durmg recess Strolling down the avenue Gullnbleness Fraendly and sparklmg dnmpled smnle Presudenf of the Senior Class '58 I Student Council Representative '5 ' , Honor Cour '58 K ' ' Dramatic u ' C Glee lu '58 J Aragnaks '58 X Cheerleader '57 ' ' ' 1, , Sho i er Edi or '57 - 4 C ls ll ' ' ' ll 'K a B . , Xue Q I 1 V ' l , 2 I J - J f JC , . 4 . . a . . 5 ' , ' 0 nd: ,,., .eeee,,,,,, ,e,,,,tee,,tt,e,, ' I f ff 4 , ' L ' ' . ' Y :Nh ' . I in 'K 4 ll 'll A , . -lk 5. - 5 .,r.- - - Q ,. 5 ' 1 - X M ' ,Na- f c K . nfl.. .V fin I, 1, I ' Lee Glee Club 56 57 58 Water Ballet 56 KOURIER stenographer JV Hockey 58 Socnal Commlttee 58 Shut not your aoors to me proud lrbrarres Whitman Non conformrst unendmg stream of information intellectual vocabulary whlch puts Webster to shame a believer In the cause Prmceton Harvard peaches and cream complexion she blooms at mght Concephon of paradrse A full mght s sleep Suppressed desrre To wan the best of breed at Westmmster Kennel Club Show Dull pnckles pq Surely slr you lest' In the hbrary domg research work Burmng the mldmght onl Earnest frrendlmess and outstanding ablllty Heard saying Where found ldfosyncrasy Savrng grace Nancy A V ,V 5 fx!- ' 1 ' ' 1 1 x 5 , NANCY Lou1sE QGILMAN 120 South Mountain Avenue, Montclair March 2, 1941 3 years at K.S. ki 1 ' '57 I I ll 1 , . . ,, . Ll 4 . . . , . . I V .Y YAv'VYVY --'Allin-'VY Y.. I , X ' . . L 1 ' ,L Obsession: . ,,,, ,, ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,........,... ..........,, U ' ' ' ll ' ' ll I , . . ,,,,,,..... , , . V'-5. 3 I ..... I .X :, ' A 1 .K lf ll 1 Y 'ny 7 1, U- f , ' 5.1, lip Y, ul' n9 ',m 'I Var nmgll tlywtlp lnvm, W C tllvlllrlflj .t+l ll'L,.lrtl'4,ll'ti4 'lfi W-9 P, N. .i f L '..:lU 'L- . ' ,VL 1 . Nl' M9 r W'il ll'l'l'j ' ll -11f d'L l'l cv' l L , y , L lx PM CAROL GIOVAILINA GROSS? A ' ya. 9 f, 9' Cedar Hill, Pompton Lakes A! June ll, 1940 4 years at K.S. -' L l Kimber lg, President of Student Council '58 Secretory of Honor Court '56 ' Dramatic Club '56 I ' eCIb57 g k 57 MQ ge of xoumerz 57 From her shall read the perfect KV ul ways of honor Shakespeare FJ 9 Those big brown eyes faith In all our remarkable Student Council president always plowing through the snow ct contagious laugh enthusiastic and efficient a traveller whether it be to Washington or Havana a golfer Conception of paradise Suppressed desire Obsession Wfere found Idiosyncrasy Saving grace marvelou Carol .lo S lClC To live in a Georgetown To be a sports announcer for the New York Yankees Midwest men Snowed In Not half enough time to live Superb leadership strengthened by one U , sa 0 U Ara no s ' , '58 D. V 0 ' Chest Representative '56 lt 1 I I Business na r ' A I - i ll 1 U ll . - J l -1 . Y A fr ' I f I I ' : -I AA---,ii ' ' ll ll Heard saying: ..............,.......,.,..,. .....,,.,..........,,,....,..,,.. ' 'Oh, man! t : ,,,,,A,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,YA,v,,v,,,,,,AVV,A. v,.4,--, A.--,-,,,,A- ' , , ' ' 1 7 L h 1, ,JK K 4 ll I' s Q , ' 5 ' ,, ,, ll 'L ., Y .4 l A ' i Q ' 'liar N jlfi Sf 5 4 ..- S , , I I I ,' T21 gg Lfffp Qpllwffzgf .1 5 ,.,, ,Vw ,, ,ffl 5 J 'fr-,111 is 71+ .gf , ' r MA. -,- I K arf' lg Our sweet southern belle that drawl very piano playing makes Llberace look amateurlsh quiet and loads of fun beautiful black hair Conception of paradise The Empire State Building filled with watermelons Suppressed desire To be able to sleep until noon every day Obsession Heard saying Where found ldrosyncrasy Saving grace Watermelons You all are always making fun of me On the Chattanooga choo choo Those South Carolina memories Lockey ELIZABETH LOCKEY HARVEY 79 Lloyd Road, Montclair September 13, 1940 2 YGCIYS vt K S Lee Glee Club '57, '58 Aragnoks '58 News Staff of the KOURIER '57 Cheery Aides '57, '58 Vice President of Glee Club '58 Social Committee '58 sweet is the blush of bashfulness very blue eyes er eternally patient 91 441- Byron 74 we-,, ferr .Qi 0 I uso ' n f , ' - I , y . V - . . q . 1 s ' Ry .'- V. In M'-Y -M-lg'--U -Q-NYU Vrdnrnlrrn HM 'Tl-V' ll I , . .,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, - L A ' : .,,. ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,, , .Vast amount of musical talent 1 j , y ,'.,:--1 . . 1-135- ll 11 -A ':,,Lp 1- - fg.4y .n,e- .3- fQ7f.'v'i,.5.,.,, -. Ai.,-.-.V ., ff, . 1-ga er ' 1 - ' ' F-A4 ? ?f - 4,1 -- P.: . - ' 42' J J 'J W X Ap PENELOPE HELEN HASKELL Welsh Road Essex Fells Apnl 22 1940 4 ve'-HS Of K5 Kimber Managing Editor of KlMBERLEAVES 58 Editor of KOURIER 57 Vice President ot Dramatic Club 58 Dramatic Club 56 57 58 Treasurer of Class 56 Honor Court Representative 56 57 Second Honor Roll 56 57 Kimberley News 58 Delegate to Buck Hill Falls Conference 58 I have a heart with room for every ,oy Bailey Debroke Debroke Debroke naturally attracts black swans cute, quiet Q9 and considerate definite literary ability a supporter of Cornell an uncontrollable desire for pierced ears 59 Conception of paradise: ,,,,, ,,,,t,s,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., S oaking in Q hgf tub Suppressed desire: , To wear a straight skirt without cz girdle Obsession: Heard saying Broke . ,..Y...............V.........,,.,...,,......,......,,,...... Oh shoot! Where found: ,,,.,,.,,., ,. ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,, Late Idiosyncrasy: Saving grace: llpennyll V ,.,,.. .... .... ,,..,,,, ..,.,..V........... O b s e ssion for gum Modesty and conscientiousness 'L' i as 1 A f ' A , ytxpl Q g, Lv, ,., x .Z N xx vi' X XX G? H69 I N L by Ao ',:5 Efg i -C99 56,50 4 07, Bw cfnvogfotx 6558 0 QV SVC 50 if OJXUV R15 XY 9' 416 Q- QCD! ol? fx ,f .Uv 57 Cc QQ of me fb M 4 03509, J 4. 4' Y Q xv .1 f ' CA N xo N. xxx 1 l 40 v up X0 rl : K l c if ew 'yasvfoej . 'Til' Co 4 fat? Uyi-5, fC I lglywilkcw CY 'MARJORIE AMY HEYDT X Q W It Tr 'J Old Chester Road, Essex Fells Q -41 April 2, 1940 4 years at -C! tv Kimber G!! o'Cb b 57 W '5 57 ' Y ffl CQ WteBIIt A mystrc blond wrth eyes of blue lovely lips of cherry hue A mermaid from way back with her salllng abllnty she wall probably wm the Bermuda race her beautiful complexion with rosy cheeks IS envuable always has a date Queen of the Cape Conceptron of paradise To fly so hugh wnth a man nn the sky lstewardessl Suppressed d srre To stop slnngnng the bull dog Obsession Heard saying Where found ldlosyncrasy Saving grace 40 Magnnflcent Dont push the panic button' Playing bridge Blushung beauty love of candued apples Mnschnevous ways Mart Marpe OJ R. XO Dr mctnc lu '56 I' GI Cl ' ,'5B X if :ef :eller ap , 58 N i A.A. Secretar '57 ', L ' X Bowling Tea '56 NX fx U' CQ h irman of a r a e '58 X Q: io ff ' ' , ' . 'ff' b . ,- JL X 5 Clj XQJA .0 B X95 bps gf B ' ' ' . ll ll S ' I , ..,,,, ..,,,,, ,,,,,.. , , , ,,,,,,. ., ' ' r' ll n 11 -- ll ' MARY ANN LAWRENCE l22 Gates Avenue, Montclair AUQUS7 25, l94O 2 years at K.S. Glee Club '57, '58 Aragnaks 58 Busuness Manager Varsutf Basketball Cheery Andes 57 Cheerleader 57 Honor Court 57 Lee of the KIMBERLEAVES 58 Second Honor Roll 57 58 KOURIER Sports Stal? 57 A good mind possesses a kingdom Seneca 3 I' Sweet and serious kund and considerate 4 such an outstandmg student Mare wlll make a wonderful doctor ablllty and wall no challenge IS too bug, not even getting our yearbook ads 1- 9' 41-Gb R7 Conception of parodlse Conhnuous actlvlty Suppressed desire To swnm the Englnsh channel Obsession Heard saying Where found ldlosyncrasy Savmg grace Potato chnps Sugar Solncmng ads for KIMBERLEAVES Ability to take cigarette commercials seriously Quiet dulngence graced wnth kindness . I V 'Q H '57 ' . , Ss 1 A x . f V, x x 1 A , L 31 H ' - rl ' A v 3 - V I ,N vc . . I , J Q ' 4 4 , 1-5 ' , , f .X x L.. K K '- I . . F , 4 V' is x c 5 - 1 ., 1, -. L L 'X Y . K K ,Q 1-, 7 N ' A V, fx xx X' X F x ' 1 ' . ff x ,w l 'K V, x 7 C Q . I L .. x 4 - n I . 5 I . 5 . . ,, ,,...,,,,,..,..,, .. . 1 5 1 ' 4 3 D Lf .. .ffvgxf Mary Ann Mare ruff? ' . at 4 41 4 . Yale garfers a Leprechaun lover when beauhful lrlsh eyes are smlllng what would Glfe Club be wlfhout our preslden1'7 Flre and Ice Conception of paradise Irelandlll Suppressed desire To have a fa a a abulous flgure Obsession: Heard saying Where found Idlosyncrasy Saving grace ADELE LINDA MICHELE 4 Stonebridge Road, Montclair February 7, 1941 Kimber Glee Club '57, '58 Aragnaks '58 Varsity Basketball '57 '58 Socral Commnttee 57 Red Cross Representatuve 57 5 Chest Representatnve 58 Assrstant Photography Edrtor for KIMBERLEAVES The Golden Rule works ltke gravrtatvon Do e 2 years ot K.S. VU! Kal' H w many people are golng to Red Cross thus week? outstanding rn her soclal actlvrtles always helplng the other person a wonderful party giver a prep school hopper a charming smile Conception of paradise A shnttable shaft car Suppressed desrre Obsession Heard saying Where found ldrosyncrasy Saving grace Lindo To have a crew cut e Workmg at Red Cross Love of Harry Belafonte Numerous charntable and helping deeds . , I , 8 nf' . ,VI ll - . . .ll ll A .9 - l X 5 .. H O . . . . . . . 3 I l , 31 X g l . . : Vfvr H -AVW . , ' ' r ..,,,.,,sss i ,,..s fffff.fffffffflfff ..s. Books and horses ' ': ,,., ,,...,,.,,. . , ...,......,,.,..,..,,.....,,.,.,,,...,,, Hy... f ll ' ll 'J' ' lt H 1 fl 2 X MARY KATHLEEN O'DONNELL Old Chesler Road, Essex Fells f March 30, 'l94O 2 years al K.S. , Kimber Dramatic Club '57 Glee Club 58 Aragnaks 58 3 Ca Capfaun of Cheerleaders 57 Charrman of Cheery Andes 57 Secretary of Class 58 .IV Basketball 57 58 A cheerful he-arf a cheerful smile A charm of frlendshrp all the while Anon l The wlld lrlsh rose perfecfly Frank, for Pete s sake always has 'fume To help someone ln need wlll make a wonderful mother mrschlevous cherchez lhomme curly hanr and a lwmkle rn her eye Concephon of paradise Snowed Suppressed desire To man my mark and mark my man Obsession Heard saymg Where found Idrosyncrasy Saving grace I II never tell' Dancing all nrghf Her nmpnsh ways Cheerfulness and optimism af all hmes 5- Mary I L 44 - ll ' A - r 11 . , 5 X xx ll 1. X . . 1 in Ax' L Val l A Ill ll 5 l TNF ' f . 1 I L' I x , . 1 l ' .- pl h . rl- H l li' N W ' , , I , I ' in ., T X 5 v ' N L , w X, 1 . K x . . , - , . . . L.. . ' ' ' ' ' 2 . ' : .,.,,,, .c,,,,,.,,,, ,..,,,,,,., ..,.,,,,. .,,.. .... ,.... ............, A n i m a l s I ' ' nl 11 'Q A . . V77577..--V.YYvYV--VYYVUYV- A--'VLA 7777777 ll- - ll - ..,A,,s.........s.....,,...,,.... ,.,..., , ,.,... 1 I P . S S ,, ,, Q VIRGINIA RANDELL RHOADES 374 Nc. Fullerton Avenue, Upper Montclair July 28, 1940 2 years at K.S, Lee Glee Club '57, '58 Aragnalcs 58 Water Ballet 57 8 Cheery Aide 57 58 Cheerleader 57 JV Hockey 58 Full of grace force and fascmafron Whntman Z The Aragnaks irreplaceable base Anyone for the bowling alleys? slim and irlm I hope I get a lefter qulfe a mixer T E A M What would she do for a rude wrthouf her chauffeur Betsy? ,QA :Qu Concepfron of paradrse Luvrng In Alaska Suppressed desrre To own a horse luke De Broke Obsessfon Heard saymg Where found ldlosyncrasy Savrng grace rn Gmg Gmger Snow Wanting for that maulman Tha? mellow bass Enlhusnastuc vxm and vngor In everythmg she does I l I5 I - 1 I fx 11 ' ' 'H I - ' 5 ,X 'x f Q I I 1 - ll ' ' - ll ll ' - - - - QV. sf P fi ng, k Q A 0 v A fe, f I i - -A eee-r-eeeeeWr , 0 I f - I 11 11 l ' I , . , . , ,. , , ...,, , .,.. , , . ' I ' I s,,,ss 1. so W 1, s..r..s,sssss ffsqby doll . I' V I , , I, 7 . gi, I A ll, fit' .- . 1, A' Y xa:1vf,i.k 1 ' ,, .,, 11 - 11 11 - 11 Q ' A 1-gf -, G .I 0 ' . r Q 4 ' L ir viwllyjlfjlf ,wwf CAROL ELIZABETH SCHOONMAKER ll5 Fairmont Avenue, Newark December 20, 1939 Kimber PesdetotAtClb 8 Co Ma ager of Hockey 57 Chee y A des 57 2 years at K.S imagination is the air of the mind Bailey A vivid imagination one ot our travellers a cute tigure modelly look her bright green convertible another supporter of the blue and white Conception of paradise Ireland in the summer The mood making music of War and Peace Oh welll In the art room Abilit to park her car in the middle of Y Brunswick Road Easy going personality Obsession Heard saying Where found ldiosyncrasy Saving grace Carol I r i n r u '5 . n ' , r i ' Q ll . - . . ' .ll cf' . YA' VP i ' ,1 . , C ' i ' i vi i f V J X k Y V ., fr .' A 7 iz' 'I , ty' 3-V, my ,VI ALL ul l u I J . . . . . . . . . U ll ll ' ' 'W L ' -Q . . : VYYWV YYVV Y Y V Y . X 6. ,V Suppressed desire: To walk on the wall along Riverside Drive ff 3 :'V -1-V V V V ll ll Q l L ,,...i..i ieeeeeee ...i.i,ee E E so if V . . .. . . Q l 1 ll H - me f . 3 K N f X V 5,1 L as - L , x , X s . 5 X s. ,N . VX -ffv -1 .r , c . 4, , w N 1 X r X 'x X ' ji x. .fx I I suspr coRNELrA sc:-uusrlga - X Forest WM, Essex Falk , ,V A X March 18, 1940 4 years at K.S. f I ll 4 lee X X I 5 A A cv Dramatic Clu '56 Play Hlqnd ady '56 ' Glee Club 57 58 Aragnaks 58 Softball 56 JV Hockey 57 arsut Hockey 58 Baiketball 57 58 G qave speech to many song to few J Anon XV XJ' U? Strong soprano an able actress In her younger days shockmg In her red black and white striped Terry cloth robe wears a lot of becom mg black off for another weekend U6 Concephon of paradase Endless weekends Suppressed desvre To be a mouse nn the wall at a X 'N X Q i , ,jx X X , V xi , G 'X p I N ' ,l 0 V ,, 1 , , N' ve ll Q j X 4- I ll X V V I ' 'J J - . . x I v , Y x x . ' 1 X r' I f 1 l - 7 f 4 X l ,Q x Q 5 -rf X' , . . ' . . . ' : ,...rA, ,, A.r,,,s,,,,,,...s,, ,, ,,,,..,,,,, ,s,,.A , ,,, ..., ,,,,, , P' - IIS ll Obsession Heard saying Where found ldlosyncrasy Saving grace few men s colleges ms Guess who called me up? At Bond s drrnklng an Awful Awful Dnversutled dahng Abnlnty to make the best ot any sutuatnon sl L MARGARET LIDDEN WILLIAMSON Greenbrook Road, North Caldwell March 31, T941 4 years at K,S. Lee Student Councul Vlce Presldent Sfudenf Councul 56 57 Chairman of Socnal Commmee Presndenf of Class 56 57 Dramatic Club 56 Glee Club 57 58 Aragnalcs 58 This world belongs fo fhe energehc An excellent equestrlenne our able veep those wicked swlmmmg parhes very socially nncl.ned she can harmonize no? only as a singer but also as a frlencl Concepfron of paradise Tea for Two Suppressed desare To weigh 99 lbs Obsession Heard saying Where found ldzosyncrasy Savmg grace Riding Poor baby Dreaming of flying horses Forgetfulness Refreshnng lone de vlvre Ti Margo tf'. -2 NX ffx flll. uv To QL CX sxxf KU R gs si? U K f S y If kv xcjigjsyxkq .X 7 Y QXQL I GO If XXLR V' 5 4,35 SX .1 C':,Xx Cf BX N V X Q Nfl XD xgk' L' fwirb , ie Q5 QNXCJ ,f -CCN , x E Q.. . - L V4 X ., , ,X , L ' kf ,, 'yy ANY B-: G! . . ' fjx f ,f if J A Y X QC as ' gQefef,sf c fQhQf.ff so Q J Cf ',. 'ID bv or NJ e 9 END f S+ cf D ew,-1 - MC? OX ice' ,if ,N E ff? 113 xg? YB KQUL ',LQ5lfQDx,- WENDY RUTH WORSLEY QP 208 Midland Avenue, Montclair Nc X November 18, l94O 3 years at K,S. Kimber Dramatic Club '56 K A Play More than Meets the Eye Glee Club 57 58 A agncks 58 Treasurer of St dent Council 57 Student Cou cl Rep esentat e 58 Exchange Ed tor of KOURIER 57 Assista t Bus ness Ma ager of KIMBERLEAVES 58 JV Hockey 56 57 58 Va sty Basketball 56 57 58 Baseball 56 Cheery A des 57 Humor is the harmony of the heart Jerrold What are you? New Ugly Duckling Daisy Mae her cute figure and loads of sheaths e and the Cowardly Lion all in one ca lover of southern fried chicken a veteran actress caressed by a Soft Sum mer Breeze Conception of paradise Princeton weekends Suppressed desire To acquire a southern accent Heard saying What are ya? New? Where found Ambling along ldiosyncrasy That dark root problem Saving face Ability to see a funny side to everything Wendv 1 I I H In ,56 E r 1 U - 1 n i r iv ' fx - ' i ' ' i ' n i n ' r i 1 l I 1 I 1 J I 1 ll . ll Il . ? . . . . . . th I I . I I u g to 'W 'x Obsession: ,,..,, ,,,.s.,.,............,,......, , .,,,....,,..,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,..., S heaths W - 11 11 5. l- was., T ' 1 ll ll Delving back into the archives of the class of 1958, we hrst find that DIANA BETHELL was the earliest enrallee still with the class. A year later JOAN EBERSTADT joined Di in the second grade, and it might be added that these two are the only members of the old school left, that is, the old Plymouth Street School. As second and third graders, they enjoyed such activities as acting in the big second and third grade plays, hiding under desks, and putting thumb tacks on teachers' chairs. As third graders they especially anticipated the fourth grade, when they would learn to speak French fIuentlyI' enough so that no one could understand them, As fourth graders, they soon realized that Rome, or rather, that a romance language wasn't built, or learnt, in a day, now as seniors, too, they are still aware of that fact. It was not till the sixth grade that the class really began to expand. LINDA ALMGREN, BETSY BARNEY, and JUNE DALLERY were all very welcome additions. The class became dilettantes with an insatiable interest in singing, playing the marimba, acting in plays and finger painting in art class, where their names placed high on the Magpie List instead of the honor roll. The seventh grade was a carefree year, when dancing school and the ability to climb in and out of the windows of room 202 were the requisites for social success. MARGIE BROWN, hailing from Washington, D, C., entered the class that year. The Fall Frolics was an exciting first for the class, and they were enthusiastic working on their Red Hen skit, which didn't even place. Slightly bloody, but unbowed, they had much confidence in their skit the next year. On this occasion they performed the seven stages of lite for a Kimberley girl, ranging from the intrepid first grader to the insecure senior. Although no prize was capped, the performance was a tremendous moral victory. NANCY ADAMS by now had skipped seventh grade to ioin the notoriously full-of- ioie de Vivre class. The class was iso- lated in room 244, far from all other activity, since they were the cause of an excess of noise. Slamming desks, opening windows as for as possible, and screaming loud choruses of Ronnie fan arbitrary name engraved on one of the desksj to the tune of I've Told Every Little Starl' figured largely in the daily routine of the class. However, under this veneer of a gay, mad life lurked the more serious aspect of frequent visits to the assistant headmistress's office and detention after school. As freshmen the first glimmer of responsibility became evident. The class, enhanced by LOUISE ALFORD, KATHY D'AMBOLA, PENNY HASKELL, MART HEYDT, CAROL-JO GROSSE, SUE SCHUELER, and MARGO WILLIAMSON, assumed the tasks of heading the Junior High Student Council and paper, Although the class suffered frequently from chronic outbursts of over enthusiasm and uncontrolled hilarity, there was good reason to believe that this young and foolish class might not turn out so badly after all. This thought was made evident by the fo- that the gals were honored by being on water ballet and re ceiving national Latin and French awards. The year ended with the realization that many caprices and frivolities would have to be quelled since the students of the class were to leave the confines of room 244, whose walls incidentally still, in 1958, echo with their laughter. What adequate thanks could be expressed to Miss Bosshard, their faithful homeroom teacher who stood by them through the dark ages of grades seven through nine? Her confidence and patience were only too typical of her. In the tenth grade, ANNE MCCORMICK, ANNE BOBST, JEAN EAGLESHAM, WENDY WORSLEY, NANCY GILMAN, PAT BAL- DANZA, HELEN BRYANT, and BETSY COLE augmented the class number to twenty three. Faced first with Fall Frolics, on the night of the performance, the Sophs racked up an honor- able mention with their Gates of Paradise skit. Enioyed under 50 the elegant backdrop of the Tour Eiffel and the Champs Elysees, the Evening in Paris of that year's Father Daughter Dinner was an epicure's delight as well as an overwhelming success. Myriads of lights from candles on surprise birthday cakes sparkled up this year. The Senior Prom also was a gala affair as the girls' dates whirled them around the carousel- transformed study hall. As tenth graders, they respected the honor system, and al- though it was difficult for them to learn not to speak in study hall, they controlled their verbosity, adjusting to the system rapidly. College was becoming uppermost in their minds, and the realization that college entrance was not just a rosy glow beyond the horizon jolted them suddenly. They waved farewell to the seniors and thought their turn would never come. As juniors, however, they knew their time was coming too soon. The year wooshed by with a plethora of things to do and a paucity of time in which to do them. The class was almost complete when SALLY BRADDOCK, GAll. GARNAR, LOCKEY HARVEY, MARY ANN LAWRENCE, LINDA MICHELE, MARY O'DONNELL, GINGER RHOADES, and CAROL SCHOONMAKER joined the ranks. Voices were hoarse from cheering, after it had been an- nounced that the class of '58 finally won Fall Frolics. The skit's presentation at the Father-Daughter Dinner went very well, and thanks to the arduous dance routines, the performers worked off any pounds they might have gained at the dinner. The KOURIER was another class triumph, as was the Trinity mixerl The Under the Sea prom provided an extremely enjoyable evening too. Source themes handed in, and S.A.T.'s out of the way, the class proceeded to plan the L'il Abner class day. When the performance was given on that warm, momentous day in June, many tears were shed as the juniors said adieu to the seniors. At commencement the class of '58 stood proudly, class rings on their fingers, and green sashes around their waists, singing the Alma Mater for the first time as seniors. NANCY FERRIS and JUDY BURNS have supplied the missing pieces to the complex puzzle, fitting in perfectly to the pattern. Out of that former giggling group of gals has evolved a unified and industrious class-a class that prides itself on its spirit. They can wink at those happy-go-lucky years, and all the doubting Thomases who called them juvenile and hopeless, for this class has soared to heights never dreamed of pre- viously. In this last year, the Kimberley Karnival, because of the constant efforts of the head of the Chest, was the most successful ever experienced, with an intake of over 51000. The Glee Club, the most serious ever, proved that by paying attention and cooperating, they could accomplish much. Vespers was attributed the honor of being the most beautiful to date. Even the year- book is the bestl However, a chink in their armor has been discovered-the class loves bon voyage parties-and they realize with a sigh of relief that they are still a little young at heart. Aside from S.A.T.'s, College Boards, and source themes, they enjoyed their twelfth year to the fullest. The Princeton mixer, the Tinsel Ball, and the Senior Prom, were only a few of the highlights, Almost as important as receiving a letter of ac- ceptance from college, was receiving a letter of acceptance from Joe college. December 27 is a date circled on all their calendars, for it marks but one of the annual reunions of the class. Their varsity hockey teams have challenged those of next year to a game during Thanksgiving vacation. So you see, the class will be happy, but also very sad when they receive their diplomas in June. But they cannot be blamed for their tearful nostalgia, for as we finish reading their archives we realize that they were happy just being together. 51 5 . ate-. fx Zi- Done Mosf for K.S. , Mosf Scliool Spirif , Mosf Likely fo Succeed Besl' Mos? All-Around ,,AA, , Dependable Class Brain ,, Class Baby , ., Class Mommy Class Clown , ,, Class Dreamer , , , .. Class Flirf . .,,.A,,, , Besf Sense of Humor Besf Afhlele . , . . Besf Dressed , , , Besf Nafured Besf Organizer ., Besf Dancer ,.s,. Besf Voice ,,.,,, Besf Execufive ,.,,.,.,,, . Besf Driver , ...... ,, ,, Worsf Driver s,,,..ss The Cufesf . ,..,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,, . Hearrbreaker s,,,,, ,. Diversified Dafer ,...,,. Calm, Cool, Collected Wllfiesf ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, Frlenclliesf ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, Savorr Faire ..,..,,,...,,, Seen Buf Nor Heard Weekend Hopper ,,.., Non-conformisf .,,.,,,.. Luckiesf in Love ,,,,,.,,, . . Typical K. S. Girl .,,,. Takes Life Mosf Seriously Takes Life Leasi Seriously Biggesf Chimney ,,.,, Needed Mosf af K. S. Besf Kmffer ,,,,,,, ,,.,,, Firsf Married ,.,....,... Greafesf Traveler .,,,. Mosf Popular ,..,.... Mosf Talenfed ,,.... Mosf Beaufiful ..,,. .. Mosf Argumenfafive Mosf Dramafic .,.. ...... Mosf Sophisficafed ,, Mosf Serious ...,,....... Mosf Happy-go-lucky Mosf Gullible ..,,.,,,...., ..Grosse, Williamson, Cole .,......Grosse, Bethell, D'Ambola . .. Cole, Lawrence, Ferris Dallery, Alford, Bethell .......,,........Cole, Bethell, Grosse ,....Almgren, Gilman, Lawrence . ....,,, . ,,.,. Eberstadf, Barney , ,...,... Bethell, Michele, Adams ,, .. .,D'Ambola, Worsley, Rhoades Eaglesham, McCormick, Harvey ,.Heydt, Grosse, Rhoades . .Mr. Coursen , Bryant, D'Ambola, Dallery ...,Worsley, Almgren, Braddock ,.O'Donnell, Braddock, Haskell .Cole, Williamson, Garnar ......,Alford, Worsley, D'Ambola ..,..,...Grosse, Eberstadf, Schueler . .,,.................... Cole, Grosse, Williamson ., ..,.........,.,.,,...,,,,, Cole, Befhell, Alford el' son behind the person in front of you. ,...,,Alford, Eagleslwam, Garnar .. .,,. McCormick, Burns, Heydl .........,,Burns, McCormick, Ferris ,,..,,..,.Haskell, Cole, Williamson Worsley, McCormick, Eberstadl ...,,.Dallery, McCormick, Grosse ,,.....Brown, Williamson, Rhoades Harvey, Scboonmaker, Almgren ........,.,....Brown, Grosse, Bryant ,.s.,..Gilman, Williamson, Garnar ...,..........Garnar, Bryant, Alford ,......,...,Dallery, Haskell, Adams ...,,....,Cole, Lawrence, Almgren ,,,Worsley, Rhoades, O'Donnell ......,,Alford, Braddock, Gilman ,,..,..The Academy Soccer Team Cole, Ferris, Schueler ......,...........Bobsf, Alford, Brown Brown, Eberstadt, Schoonmaker ......Grosse, McCormick, Dallery Almgren, Baldanza, Harvey ,,,,,.,.,..McCormick, Burns, Ferris ,..,.,.,.Gilman, Adams, Schueler Bobst, Almgren, Schueler ..,................Brown, Bobsf, Ferris ..............,..,.Cole, Lawrence, Garnar ,,O'Donnell, D'Ambola, Worsley ,.,........Garnar, Barney, Befhell Most Unorganized Most Persuasive .,.,,,.,,,,c.A.,,...D'Ambola, Eaglesham, Baldanza Garnar, Grosse, Williamson Most individualistic , ,,,,..,, A ,,,, ,, .. Gilman, Almgren, Baldanza Most Ivy-league ,..,,,,,i,,,.....i,,..,,., .....,,,, Alford, Worsley, Bryant Most Feminine . ...,,...,. Most Entertaining , Most Extravagant ,. Ferris, Burns, Garnar .i,.,,Worsley, Williamson, D'Ambola , , , , .. Bobst, Brown Most Influential ..,. .,,iA.,.i.. T ., T .. . Grosse, Cole, Bethell Most Domestic Most Conservat ve Most Artistic Most Modest Most Charitable O'Donnell Schoonmaker Michele Harvey Garnar Lawrence Almgren Eaglesham Schoonmalcer Schoonmaker Barney Harvey Michele Schoonmaker ODonnell Most Contagious Laugh Barn y O Donnell Heydt Most Frequent City goer Eberstadt Bobst Heydt Most Country girlish Haskell Braddock Wulliamson Most Influence with the Male Michele Burns Most Easily Frustrated Bryant Eberstadt O Donnell MostCommo'1 Sense Cole Bethell Adams Most Lrlcely to be Famous Almgren Bobst Harvey Most Fun to Tease Barney Garnar Harvey Personality Character Humor Hair Eyebrows Eyes Mouth Teeth Dumples Complexion Hands Nails Voice Prohle Nose Figure Carriage Laugh Posse Ablllt Smile Taste Quiet ways e Generoslty Talent WORSLEY BETHELL DAMBOLA SCHUELER DALLERY BRYANT EBERSTADT MCCORMICK EAGLESHAM HASKELL ALMGREN COLE HEYDT GILMAN FERRIS BARNEY HARVEY O DONN ELL ALFORD BURNS BROWN GROSSE WILLIAMSON LAWRENCE GARNAR BRADDOCK SCHOONMAKER RHOADES MICHELE BALDANZA Leas ,,,,,.,.. LlfflCQifQQffffQfffff'ffffffiffffffffffffffffff BOBSTFADAMS fy .,,,,.,,...,......,,,,,..., ..,.. ' j ..,.. ,'.i,, 'c'c P p ,s,,,.....s flfff.lf1ffQQffQ1iffffffQQfffffffff,Q ,,s,,,,,,,, CLASS WILL Nancy Adams, will the left side of the hockey field to Lea Fitzhugh. Louise Alford, will the trials and tribula- tions of being the first chauffeur in the class to Lily Solmssen. Linda Aimgren, will Ann King's and Barbie Hughes' paint pot to Bonnie Bell. Pat Baldanza, will the front seat in the Rutherford taxi to Phyllis Gilmann and Lois Weisser. Betsy Barney, will my late Sunday night homework after Pilgrim Fellowship to Judy McConnell. Diana Bethell, will my K. S. spirit to Nancy Wood. Anne Bobst, will my theatrical talents for their use in the Dramatic Club to Cynthia Hooton and Charlotte Hope. Sally Braddock, will my KIMBERLEAVES photography ulcers to Carolyn Buell. Margie Brown, will my gym uniforms marked with M. B. to Meredith Brown. Helen Bryant, will my figure skating ability to Pat Rowland. Judy Burns, will my biology drawings to Harriet Fischer. Betsy Cole, will the privilege of being the fifth Cole to be a senior to Susu Cole. June Dallery, will my ability to be the last one out of the pool after Water Ballet to Mary Jane Cadgene. Kathy D'Ambola, will Thelma Miller's and my right side of the hockey field to Sue Williamson, alias Caesar. Jeanne Eaglesham, will my never last- ing permanent waves to Betsy Evans and Betsy Garretson. Joan Eberstadt, will the agony of being the class baby to Joan McCon- nell. Nancy Ferris, will my boisterousness in Glee Club to Mary Fransisco. I, Gail Gornar, will my love for roasted chestnuts to Judy Thomas and Madame D'Auria. I, Nancy Gilman, will my thigh-length sweat socks to Bobbi Bowen. I, Carol Jo Grosse, will my ability to eat lunch in a hurry without laughing to Karen Shaver. I, Lockey Harvey, will my long dark hair to Joyce Kuzmick. I, Penny Haskell, will my ability to keep my heels down and my knees bent to Ann Connell. I, Margie Heydt, will my heydt to Jill Raines and Deena Rogers. I, Mary Ann Lawrence, will all the lett- over ads and receipts to Barbara Sweeney. I, Ann McCormick, will a shovel for all her snow to Barbie Bowen. I, Linda Michele, will the privilege of be- ing the oldest Kimberleyite in the family to Sigrid Lund and Marianne Doran. I, Mary O'Donnell, will my curly hair to Barbara Brady and Betsy Marshall. I, Ginger Rhoades, will my ability to reach low C to Kathy Kuzmick. I, Carol Schoonmaker, will the practice of having to say my name three times before being understood to Susan Wechsler. I, Susan Schueler, will Sally Young's, Susan Dear's, Paula Brown's, Fluffy Fergusson's, Barbie lves', Jane Bark- ley's, and Judy Slifkin's baggy green sweater to Jarvis Reilly. I, Margo Williamson, will my undying love for horses to Marybeth Bass. l, Wendy Worsley, will my quiet ways to Barbara Burnett. We, Lou Alford, linda Almgren, Helen Bryant, Betsy Cole, Mary O'DonnelI, and Wendy Worsley leave Princeton weekends after the Princeton mixer to any lucky Juniors. - l l , . f f f :,.,.f ,.,.,1L,!,g, 4 ff NAME ADAMS ALFORD ALMGREN BALDANZA BARNEY BETHELL BOBST BRADDOCK BROWN BRYANT BURNS COLE DALLERY D AMBOLA EAGLESHAM EBERSTADT FERRIS GARNAR GILMAN GROSSE HARVEY HASKELL HEYDT LAWRENCE McCORMICK ...,...,.,,..,....... MICHELE ,...........,.............. O DONNELL ...................... RHOADES .......,......,. .,....... SCHOONMAKER .,,.,.....,,... SCHUELER ........,,.....,......... WILLIAMSON ...,............... WORSLEY .....,..,....,......,...,. xJN.x Amamou Pnorr-rscv f-'Z To be the first Person to reach I f the moon To be tall dark and stmonlzed meet the man in the moon be snowed marry a man named Bill have a husband and fourteen children To be independent To set my hair To take a deep breath at a Glee Club concert Not to clutch To take a bath in champagne Not to laugh in Glee Club for one To be the first coed at Yale To get all the gym lockers locked go c es a mens college Fools rush in where angels fear tread Miss Limousine 1960 Mrs Moon Mullins An nt rained and it rained and it rained Marry a BILLionaure Fourteen husbands and one child How to get Rich quickly Already complaining Button button who s got the button? A smooth hydromatic personality A break in the annual Saturday night routine Malormg in bulldog walking Still raking in dimes Learn much'3 To be a history malor Stall studying territorial expansion To own one hundred pairs f shoes Proprietor of a shoe store To be a dancing teacher in o boys college Ten cents a dance To write a good dictionary She will tool To marry a baseball player Stuck on a Mantlepuece To build a bridge between South Carolina and West Point Decided in favor of a tunnel of love have pierced ears be a kangaroo backwards be a bubble dancer be a barmaid at Morys ,.,.,....,.. drive a shift car ,.,,...., .... , ,.........., be underweight .,.....,......,..,.. ...,.. haf high c ...,...,,,.... , ,...,.,..,,,,..,,.., . build on the ground my castles in the air ,...,. . ....t,,.,............,...,...,. To direct a Broadway play ............ To ride on the U. S. Equestrian team ........,.....,...,.......,...,....,,...... Not to be the last in the alphabet.. Marry a man whose name begins A ring through her nose Do ti la so fa mire do All wet A dairy maid at 0 Dowd s Still parked Under what weight? Don t get too high Heavenly daze Plugging in lights for the K.A. p ay Out at weighing in with A ' QQ -4, ' ,-1? 'N N., ,f-N. ' v Ju- f 7-1- l CLASS PROPHECY X . ........ . , ....,,,,....,. to v ' . ' t, I d ' ' ' ' ' J Q K ' I ' ' ' To day ,...,....,................,...,.,...,,.. ........Absent to lass at ' ' o ' ' -'- - - - '- - To I , 1 To ' To To , it H To I I si 5:5 1 gf, . Q, ?f I .13-11-rf' H 5 1 M I ii a UNDERCLASSES With the addition of five new girls, the junior class continued its career in the Senior High. Our first dramatic appearance was at Fall Frolics. Amaz- ingly enough, after parading around in togas for a good ten minutes, we were overioyed to find that we had won. Later we had quite a lot of polishing-up to do in order to give the skit at the Father-Daughter Dinner! Nevertheless after many lunch meetings, we managed to give the fathers a rather unique skit. As soon as we had finished practicing for Fall Frolics, we started appointing committees, commit- tees, and more committees for the Karnival. On the day of the Karnival, we had a wonderful time selling cakes and brewing tea to earn money for the Chest. After Christmas vacation, we had exams to help keep us in a serious frame of mind for a few weeks. Then there were those Pingry, Montclair Academy, and Princeton concerts to keep our Glee Club members busy, while the Dramatic Club meme bers were diligently rehearsing lines at all lunch hours in preparation of the K.A. play. The Spring Prom was a big success and was the topic of conversation for several weeks. Throughout the year many members of the class played on athletic teams and took part in the Water Ballet. Now the year has drawn to a close. We know we will never forget all the hard work, fun and excitement that have comprised our junior year. We are anticipating an even greater senior year. NANCY WOOD K Q- N S 1 if '11, S O t A Q. .-' S 0.-:XD T- 1 6 s l X 4 V V N , iss' 5 Q . 1 P ' ,ln ,' ' L 0 1 NANCY WOOD President JUNIORS FIRST ROW, left to right: Fitzhugh, Marshall, Bowen, Bobbi, Burnett, Brady, Cole, Bell, Bowen, Barbi. SECOND ROW: Gilman, Wechsler, Kuzmick J., Clark, McConnell, Weisser. 0 X. -v Reilly, Evans, Raines, Garretson, Cadgene, Hope, li ' C i s F5 l' s, lf' ' . f ' :P 7 J l ut , -1 5 -x...i .Aj f 1 .Q,js':. L .- T ' L x' '47 ca I , in ui- '. -pe l l r I I f , w '01 X SIGRID LUND JOAN McCONNELL BETSY EVANS Vice President SGCVGWVY Treasurer With the addition of tive new girls, the iunior class continued its career in the Senior High. Our first dramatic appearance was at Fall Frolics. Amaz- ingly enough, after parading around in togas for a good ten minutes, we were overjoyed to find that we had won. Later we had quite a lot of polishing-up to do in order to give the skit at the Father-Daughter Dinner! Nevertheless after many lunch meetings, we managed to give the fathers a rather unique skit. As soon as we had finished practicing for Fall Frolics, we started appointing committees, commit- tees, and more committees for the Karnival. On the day of the Karnival, we had a wonderful time selling cakes and brewing tea to earn money for the Chest. FIRST ROW, left to right: Bass, Rowland, McConnell, Joan, Wood, Fisher, Lund, Thomas, Solmssen. SECOND ROW: Doran, Buell, Connell, Rogers, Sweeney, Williamson, Kuzmick K., Shaver, Hooton, Francisco 4. -g --.. - ff. Q 1, -- 5 A ll ,L 1 , ,1 1'- H f 331 F' , A L 4. . E , I . t I T 1 'fra X A ,Rr f,rX K I I Y H X , qgfesl- 5 I J FIRST ROWX1ef1' to rughi Larsen Judd Petrnn Wormdul Conroy A'brugh1 Dnckson Warren SECOND ROW Gennef Bart Tuerncn Kern Pcdulo deRoso Brennan y Unkles Krueger. if-V Y I , I1 4 X , If AL, 1 4 , J' f I I Y Y ADV 4, 4 Je x 1 , 1 K XS, 1 Al . p xv, 7 EMILY STARK Secrefory -s x xv' V ,l 3 ,Y 5 4 mx' xi 'A k r- 6 mar Yr X J J' .- H N jg K . -I , . K K .. y. A,.,i, , 1 ' xii? N K y nr F . fi? pi lf kj' z 9 v nf' x p H v 1 1' . if 6, ll ,f f, - ' O frtyrxfw 5 Q 5 I 3 +P J N rl l M, rl Hx-A . F- i, 4 ,,.. it 1 . ., ' 'i a v . A p 1 G i .c i rf ' , -. P J gt A ' - w 3 3 , I Q , 0 X 1 .J : V ,Q 'i A , - I F7 l g C4 i .V Y 0 v .. 4 tif 'X - ' EK i f il 1 . ,7 Q .7 A I S. ,ew J it ' 0 O y 1 U., I our L' , .1 F FIRST RQW, left to right: Fencil, Vogelsburg, Harvey, Horowitz, Ash, Blackwell, Speni, Durand. SECOND ROW: Kipp, Coursen, Stroming, Hauser, Kitay, Stark, Smith, Snow, Michele, Howe. vkfx I , X T NK ,Xa is - 1 , ,N x X. . X . X xr-xx KX M X N W- .0-N Q' ' I PHYLLIS MICHELE Treasurer 61 After taking the big step into the senior high, we began rehearsals for our Fall Frolics skit, We did not win, but wait until next year! We then started preparations for the Father-Daughter Dinner. By the time the last balloon that had gone around the worldl' was in place, the fathers were entering the banquet hall escorting their beautiful daughters. The Kimberley Karnival was our next task. We were in charge of the games and added several new games, working hard to contribute our share. Spring Glee Club concerts with Pingry, Mont- clair Academy, and the Princeton freshmen, our first Spring Prom, and our class dance with boys from Morristown Prep, and the KA. play added to the excitement. Our sophomore year was wonderful. With a lot of wisdom stored in our brains, we are now ready for the next step-junior year! CARROLL TIERNAN 1 'I f' ca 4' 0 R' Q 'J'!fr?'l' 1 ' x 1 I O .cl gl x ,tt 1 U S , , 4 3 V , ' . C . - ye, f ' ' g ' A . . L Ki - 1 S' S . l 5 4 ' X - - , l 4 . l Q f a x 1 - l Q N I c 4 :JL FIRST ROW, left to right: Carneron,, Keller, Klein, Walker, Shupik, Harrison Urquhart, Francisco SECOND ROW: Sage, Cullen, Mahler, Madden, Brolli, Thompson, Ackerman, Pumphrey, Keim, Baldanza J ' 1- A , X, , 'ls . I ' I : E ' t -alll O ' , ' - ' -I I Q ,Vu , - D s s ' L n , o 1 - r' ,K k S i O 4 C Y 1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Harding, Scannell, Lund, Williamson, Maurice, Sayre, Clilt, Vosburgh. SECOND ROW: Reilly, Finkelman, Silver, ODonnell, Goldman, Stein, Mayes, Tremble, Jennings, Bethell. ABSENT: Dixon, Whittle. , , A sd, -lf' , , ,I 1 ,J 1 1 ,J , ' , - A ' ' V ' - ' f ' f li I' ' 'I '! 1 ' I ' i i ' ' lr 7 ,L Aff. ' . - I 1 ' X 4 . . , ! 1 ,. na ,, ,, M W, ,, ,1 . 7 s-,v This year with the addition ot' Rita O'Don- nell, Carol Ann Clift, Sally Jennings, Bunny Stein, Nanci Goldman, Chris Keller, Sue Scan- nell, Cheryl Silver, Diane Vosburgh, Cynthia Baldanza, Peggy Mayes, Gail Williamson, Diane Brolli, Sue Sayre, Peggy Keim, Pam Trimble, and Pam Dixon, our class totaled thirty seven. During the course ot the year, we added another girl, Heather Urguhart. After school started, the first big event to come along was Fall Frolics, and then came LEFT TO RlGHT: Mahler treasurer, Baldanza, I vice president, Scannell, president, Lund, secretary. the Father-Daughter Dinner. At the Karnival in November, we enioyed selling the White Elephants. Thanksgiving, Christmas Vespers, and Miclyears passed quickly. Our dance with Blair, May Day, Junior High Dramatic plays, the Poetry Reading Contest, and ot course, our advisor, Miss Renz will linger in our memories, We are looking forward to the Senior High next year with the highest hopes ancl intentions tor success. SUE SCANNELL I The eighth grade has twenty one members this year. The new students are Lynn Skinner-Klee, who previously spent several years in Puerto Rico, Nancy Haviland, who attended Hillside School in seventh grade, Sara Hall, who also attended Hillside, and Holly Fry, who came to us from George lnness. One of the eighth gradels main activities this year was the planning of our Fall Frolic production entitled Commercials . Early in the year, our class decided that we were not getting enough exercise to keep our always on the go muscles in tone. So we organized our Friday afternoon activities under the supervision of Miss Dorothy McCrory. We hope everyone noticed on display the IGY booklets that we made as a special project for our General Science course. Our class party, the places we visited, and the things we saw all helped to make the eighth grade year a year for us to remember with happiness. We are looking forward to being the seniors in the Junior High next year as the ninth graders! DIANA REDIKER EIGHTH GRADE FIRST ROW, left to right: Haviland, Fry, Black, Wright Gibson, Harmes, Rediker, Durand SECOND ROW: Heath, Hofifman, Bobst, Buttel, Davis Kraus, Farandatos, Crane, Blackwell, Speni. ABSENT: Agens, SkinnerfKlee, Hall, S. r .i, l .Z Q 1 lj 1-4' l ' of . ffl, '22 U it I' 1 : I : A rf tb' In I i 8 s- '- 1 -4 'Q f - 'Q R ' . c ,gg ... v- v - . .r , -o .Sai 0 . la X , , s.. X 1 i . I P I s a T ci L .5 4 , v v Qi f . 'Y Y I x I ll yy X 4' C up no A 'T ff 'QQ s if ' T . I Ai X 'L' xi i , -E ' N If is 4:- - ' I V X . Q .. .. Q 1 lr I .xii A FIRST ROW, left to right: Ferris, Cogliati, Alberts, McConnell, Whittle, Fairlee. SECOND ROW: Harper, Bart, Hoyt, Sek, Wilhelm, Muhling, Holster, Potters, Turner. THIRD ROW: Olson, Russo, Pettingill, Carlsen, Hoffman, Haines, Harrison, Stark, Livesey, Ciccone ABSENT: Bonney, Michele. s-r - ,- ' fo We, the seventh grade, wish to thank our teachers and the other classes in the Upper School for their guidance and friend- liness. We now feel that we have been accepted and have become a part of the Upper School. We are convinced that we have grown not only in numbers but in knowledge. We are happy to welcome the following ten new girls, Karen Ferris, Bonnie Carlson, Ann Fairlie, Susan Pettingill, Carol Cogliati, Mary Harper, Nella Hoffman, Marina Russo, Margo Turner, and Barbara Whittle. LEFT TO RIGHT: Sec, secretary,HQy1,5hcir. milni Michele, treasurer. All our activities were found most stimu- lating and enioyable. We greatly enioyed getting ready for Fall Frolics and our skit Eloise , which won first prize in the Junior High. We were in charge of the book sale at the fair, which turned out to be a big success. The Father-Daughter Dinner was a thrill for us all as this was the first year we have been invited to attend. We have a great deal to look forward to now that we are in the Upper School at Kimberley. EDITH HOYT 64 ...Ri K ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, which is composed of elected representatives and presidents of grades ten through twelve and heads of various organizations, is the govern- ing body of the school, To promote friendship and co- operation among the students and faculty is the main objective of this council. Another aim of this organization is to strengthen Kimberley's Honor System, which was established four years ago. The Council publishes a handbook of the rules and regulations of the Honor System at the start of the school year. This booklet informs the student of her responsibility to uphold the system. ln addition to the handbook the Council has a column in the KOURIER, the school news- paper in which members of the Council are able to ex- press their views on problems that may arise. Upper School meetings are held under the direction of the Coun- :il to discuss rules of the Honor System. This year the Council has increased its bank account a great deal. This increase was accomplished through the selling of food during recess and lunch. The Council also sold pens, banners, and other supplies. The Student Council sponsors such activities as the New Girl's Tea, a name contest, social functions for the vari- ous classes, Fall Frolics, the Father-Daughter Dinner, and the Senior High Spring Prom. At this time, we of the Council would like to express our sincere gratitude and appreciation to Miss Spurr, the faculty, and the student body for their spirit, cooperation, and enthusiastic support throughout the year. FRCNT ROW Seated left to right deRasa Rowland, Cadgene, Wechsler, Williamson, Grosse, Brady, SECOND ROW Standing Dollery Eberstaclt Garnar Bryant, Worsley. l v C7 1 s lx 5 i' GI U 4-. SEATED: Grosse, Williamson. STANDING: Brady, Garnar, Hooton, deRosa, Tiernan, Wood, Rowland. ABSENT: Braddock. HONOR COURT The Honor Court is the branch of the Student Council that handles the Honor System offenses. It is made up of representatives of each class in the Senior High and either the president or the vice president of the Student Council. They meet, discuss on offense and decide on the duty that will help the offender to remember not to commit the offense again. First and Second Term Honor Courts ,-. ,1-' ,ffl 1: . K . : . I- g -1 Q? 1? ,, X 4Q s lit W vv A 'W 1 v .1 C7 FIRST ROW, left to right: Francisco, Dallery, Haviland. SECOND ROW: Unkles, Bethell. THIRD ROW: Stark, Keller, Michele, Connell, Harvey, Potters. CHEST Once again the Chest presented the annual Kim- We ore Cohhhulhg to SUPPOVT the little NoVolo berley Karnival in November to raise funds for local, boY Sponsored bt' the Sove lhe Children Feoefohoh- national, and international charities. Because of Al Thanksgiving, eoch 5fUClehT in the School Coh' the tremendous spirit the whole school displayed, tributed food for the heedY- Af Christmas, old the total intake exceeded one thousand dollars. loY5 were brought lhf ood hew gills for Chllelfeh were donated to the Christmas Bureau. JUNE DALLERY ,- .- 41,1115 ,..... -Dfw Thanksgiving Chapel JUNE DALLERY ' l '50, The Kimberleaves Business Slafl. SEATED: Mary Ann Lawrence, STANDING, left to right: Ginger Rhocdes, Wendy Worsley, Mary O'Donnell, Mar! Heydx, KIMBERLEAVES Edrfor rn Chief Befsy Cole Assfslanf Liferary Editor , , , Joan Ebersfadt Managing Edrfor Penny Haskell PLTOLOQVUPLTY Edl'0 -vff --f- S GUY Braddock Business Mano er Mor Ann Lawrence Asslsfanf Phofography Edifor Linda Michele 9 Y ArfEd1for ,, , , , Linda Almgren Assrsfanf Business Manager Wendy Worsley Asslsycnf Aff Edifor YVVV V Jean Eoglesham Lrferary Echfor Ann McCorm1ck Sfenography Edifor ,,,,. Betsy Barney LEFT TO RIGHT Worsley McCormack Haskell Cole, Lawrence, Braddock, Eberstadl. ,S 1 l r .-la The Glee Club this year was the best ever! Because of the wonderful leadership of Mr. Coursen and co- operation of all the girls, we had an excellent year. Work began in the fall to prepare for Vespers, in which grades seven through twelve participated. Hard work kept us all busy. Our accomplishment was great. Also, at Christmas time, the Glee Club took its songs and good cheer to the patients at Kessler Institute. Christmas vacation being over, the Glee Club had to return to serious work. Our first joint concert was with Pingry. The two glee clubs did a commendable job. The dance following the concert proved to be full of fun. FIRST ROW, left to right: deRosa, Smith, Tiernan, Howe, Michele, P.: THIRD ROW: Raines, Rogerg, Reilly, Coursen, Brennan, Bart. SECOND ROW: Dailery, Alford, Grosse, D'Ambolc, Braddock, Bryant, Adams, McCormick, president, Williamson, Gilman. ' I il, Q I i 1 'fill' I lf 3 li, 4 1l'? 5 5? i . lille 5 i A ' A L31 3 5 a I Senior Glee Club How is that again, Mr. Coursen? THIRD ROW: Raines, Rogers, Reilly, Garretson, Kuzmick .l., Shaver, Kuzmick, K., Evans, Wechsler, Francisco, Williamson, MCCOU' nell, Bowen, Bobbi, Bell. Next on the agenda was our annual concert with Montclair Academy. Mr. Coursen worked himself almost to death, but his efforts were not in vain. Another success! lt was with the Freshman Glee Club of Princeton that we had our last concert, a new experience for the Glee Club, but one to which we quickly adapted ourselves. The dance after the concert was a great deal of fun and ended a happy evening. Again, we scored success. Singing at graduation ended the activities of the Glee Club. It was with a little sadness that we com- pleted our very full program. The success was possible only because of Mr. Coursen's tolerance and patience, for which we are all grateful! The seniors leaving Glee Club will miss Mr. Coursen. He has been a wonderful director and friend. The best of luck to next year's I Glee Club. ANNE McCORMICK Garretson, Kuzmick J., Shaver, Kuzmick, K., Evans, Wechsler, Francisco, Williamson, McCon- nell, Bowen, Bobbi, Bell. ,Q i , 'I wilt! 4 I V 5 f za 2 5 . I FIRST ROW, left to right: Michele, Grosse, Dallery, Harvey, Rhoades, Worsley, Bethell. SECOND ROW: Schueler, Williamson, McCormick, O'Dor1nell, Lawrence, Garner, Ferris, Adams, Ebersfadt, Cole. Aragnoks i FIRST ROW, left to right: Dickson, Blackwell, Ash, Snow, Harvey, J., FGfflS, GCYHGH BUVUS L0Wfe 1C9- vice-president Conwy, Fry, Unkles, Duwnd, GGHHPY- THIRD ROW: Heydr, Connell, Cole, S., Buell, Bass, Thomas, Fisher SECOND ROW: Eberstadt, Barney, Harvey, L., Rhoacles, O'Donnell, ROWl0I1Cl, BUNCH, MOfSl10ll, 5OlmSS0I1, WOOCl, DOVGU, Bowen Worsley, Michele, Schueler, treasurer, Baldanzu, Cole, B., Bflfblf Lund, F'l1l'U9l'f Befhelly . Q I 7 ' s i 5 l f 5 5 ' l 9 1 W W f l 3 2 A l 'IP l lc D 'Q 3 I . Q ll! ? . xg 1 I 1. -s ' HJ' :EQ mb l iw-' Y psp' i i, , . QQ , L 'r f ,. .,. K aus: 1 ' Gr' i Dramafic xxx 1 I v' i . Y. .IN ' L . ', 'Q 3 3, 5 if 1' L J' E ' J' .. , l - 1 U' ...- Club FIRST ROW, left to right: Haskell, Albright, Fencil, Vogelsburg, Petrin Horowitz, Almgren, Sweeney. SECOND ROW: Gilman, Krieger, Weisser, Warren, Kipp, Kitay, Stark Slroming, Eagle-sham, Clark, Hope, Hooion, Cadgene, Brady. X .JM ,f f A r. . A A-'f.,Q.. a I Fly C , 9 x? ' gy Z ' 5 ' - Hin 3 , , 1 . , . ,:, . r . V 15,55 f c- sv , w 6 ',i ' - JF' ', . m W ' 4 like , P G ,H , X I X i 5 1 LINDA ALMGREN PENNY HASKELL President Vice President s. 1 The Dramatic Club commenced the new school year with poetry reading, play reviews, and a plethora of cries for dues! Beauty and the Beast in the form of a puppet show was the Dramatic Club's addition to the convivial atmosphere of the Karnival. On February 15th the annual K.A. fKimberley and Montclair Academyl play was given. The play, ON MON- DAY NEXT, by Philip King was under the able direction of Mr. Paul Geang, Amid numerous activities, the Dramatic Club sponsored the fifth annual poetry reading contest of Kimberley and awarded a volume of poetry to the winning contestant. Members of the club found a means of expression through participation in one act plays such as My Aunt Agatha, a short mystery filled with suspense which was presented to the school during March. Now as the year closes, we, the members of the Dramatic Club express gratitude to our advisor and friend, Mrs. Dallery, and to Miss Hoyt for her great help in prepara- tion for our presentation of Beauty and the Beast. HW. . '.1:'5'Qj4,'. I - -as-W ilk , ,c Q J- Contestants and judges in the annual Poetry Reading Contest. STANDING, left to right: Gilman, Cadgene, I Dallery, Horowitz, deRosa, Williamson, Michele, Buell, Almgren, Grosse, Snow, Sweeney, Winners of T958 Poetry Reading Contest. LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Michele, third, Carol Jo Grosse, first, Nancy Gilman, second. yu, . , . - v A . 'x X7 5 . Y ,- . :- Q , 5 BARBARA SWEENEY Secretary 75 ' ',,ji,g.,1,.svBX C MARY JANE CADGENE Treasurer After the tradntnonal subscruptuon druve sknt the KOURIER began nts uphlll race agaunst tlme rn meetmg the first deadlune date by nncludnng an unexpected bonus of two extra pages In the flrst Issue The finished product was to us well worth all our strnvnngs and headaches Two more Issues were prlnted before Chrlstmas and after that trme we were able to relax a lnttle havlng had tame and experuence an our side J K uw 49' xy Many thanks are due to Mrs J P Roberts our ever patnent and understanding advlsor who kept up our sptrnts during the darkest moments and was wnth us to help In every crlsls Best of success to next year s editors and staff Work :ng on the KOURIER ns rewardlng tn experuence ganned for future years and nn the thrall of seeung ones own work In block and whnte PAT ROWLAND 7 ,7 H FIRST ROW left to rlght Buell Shaver Rowland Sweeney Lund SECOND ROW Evans Wechsler Solmssen Hooton KuzmuckK Bell Wood KOURIER Going to Press. The Junior High Student Council is made up of the help and cooperation of everyone. Student Council representatives and the presidents and We have cnioyed working together under the super- vice presidents of each class in the Junior High. vision of Miss Renz and Miss Bosshard and we have This year as in past years the Junior High Student learned much about the need for rules and regulations. Council strove to overcome the various problems that arose Many of these problems were resolved with the GAIL WILLIAMSON SITTING left to r ght Hoyt Willamson Rediker STANDING Baldanza Hermes Wh ttle Scannell ABSENT Haviland Stark Junior High Student Council GAIL WILLIAMSON rag. Pres dent 1 1 y. P1 4 I l f' W. 3 , N 'Y ,, l 4 C9 - T K - I I 2 , ' , ' . 1 f 1 i , . W . o 0 i 'T And who was that who just came in, Mr. Coursen? ' x FIRST ROW, left to right: Fairlee, Sell, Bart, Hoyt, Wilheim, Thompson, Stein Ackerman, Jennings, Harrison, Reilly, Francisco. SECOND ROW: Crane, Durand, Cullen, Finlcelman, Bethell, Baldanza, Clift Williamson, Maurice, Mayes, Trimble, Pumphrey, Blackwell, Speni. THIRD ROW: Holster, Whittle, Michele, Ferris, Brolli, Farandatos, Buttel Harrison, HaFlman, Goldman, O'Donnell, Cogliatti, Skinner-klee, Heath Livesey, Stark. FOURTH ROW: Urquhart, Silver, Fry, Gibson, Black, Lund, Cameron, Harding Sage, Walker, Potters, Muhling. Junior High C-ilee Club I FIRST ROW, left to right: McConnell, Turner, Haines, Russo, Kraus, Ciccone. SECOND ROW: Peltingill, Sayre, Madden, Klein, Keim, Bobs' THIRD ROW: Sccxnnell, Mahler, Dixon, Keller, Rediker, Haviland. 'Y s l rv? -,, Junior High Dramafic Club SH l A r 9 ffl, D-..... ARON uvesy ghd MARY ANN KL W- I I EIN I .s S KV. L . .wg A -:nf ? 1: 5, ' K i . E S Sewing C lub W r Q .x, Senior High Science C lub 1 r f' jgfff1 1 '- L' v 'b o' J ' 6 i' U 9 ul' ' v 0 2 diff- Bell Ringers U lv' , 'YQ Q, W . g3'F3R'31f'fw pfxutgit P4 4x . . J .lx 'X Ari Club .lunior High l - Arf Club , P l us, A lk A--if sq b Animal Club xx . Service Club 7 1 .3 f f-------.-....,,,,,,H 4......1i .l l ' 'E ,, TW W' gg, Qu' ATHLETICS - i I I . 'Q rtifjpgffje - . yiigggllivl -K N ' T., . W S1 if L , g v- 7 v .'1 , TAY' t I' ig :III IEQ-.gg I LEFT TO RIGHT: Black, Smith, D'Ambola, Bart, Pumphrey, Thomas. ,Jiri I Aft,-W A i ,unix-ty' - ' 399' , ,,s- ' 7 S ATXASQ., ffl ll f ' I, ,cg I' fr' I X 2 9 is Tfrftffii. 'V' LEFT TO RIGHT: Bowen, Bo, treasurer, Bryant, president, Adams, secretary, 84 ATHLETIC Organizing athletic activities and creating keen interest and participation in the sports program have been the aims of the Athletic Association. All of us on the A.A. board wish to extend our sincerest thanks to Miss Meehan and Miss Mullen for all the time, help, and leadership which they have so graciously given to us. The Kimber-Lee competitions were met with great ardor and excitement throughout the year. In the fall, hockey, the main sport, was spiritedly supported with the aid of the cheer- leaders and the spectators. We competed with other schools, and three Kimberley girls were 47 il LEFT TO RlGHT: Bethell, Snow, Buttel, Stark, Finlcelman, Bowen. ASSOCIATION awarded honors in the North Jersey Hockey try-outs. Bowling and volleyball were the two sports offered between Thanksgiving and Christmas. This year an Honorary Bowling team was comprised ot those girls who had received the highest average scores during their gym classes. In the winter season swimming and basket- ball were enthusiastically enioyed. K.S. played four extra-mural basketball games with good school support. The water ballet was very successful, the numbers were well organized and extremely enioyable. nw '- ... , -H 4 , ' Tm ' T' I- 'l .4drf:.1L.lQiiit-Lllftilglgi ' aft, QI' .' , -15: wwmg A4 4. wrZ!ifill' ,, F A 1 7 '. A bf I During the spring season, tennis and softball included several outside games, in which Kim- berley actively contended. This year the Athletic Association sponsored several highly successful bake sales. The A.A. also initiated a new project, a play day. The play day helped to create individual spirit and oFfered a good time to all. ln June the annual A.A. banquet was held. This banquet, during which the winning team was announced and the individual awards were presented, highlighted and closed our athletic program of i957-'58. HELEN BRYANT ' Q ,os vga 19 FRONT ROW, lef? to rigln: Bowen, Williamson, Fiizhugh, Adams, Wood, Bryant, Dallery, Brown, Eber- sladf, Buell, D'Ambolc, Cole, Rowland. SECOND ROW: Bethell, Alford, Baldanza, Schueler. Nancy, Kafhy and Lea, Kimberley's represenfafives on fhe Honorary and Reserve Norfh Jersey Hockey Teams. 1 4.7 ff . . 1 VARSITY HOCKEY -.- I 'S 1 fn, R, .fy 'Ng ,is Q4 QM -Q., - Kimberley hockey feam in acfion af Vcil-Deane JUNICDR VARSITY HOCKEY FIRST ROW, left io right: Reilly, Hope, Unkles, Gilman, Blackwell, Rhoades, Worsley, Heydt, Albrighl SECOND ROW: Kipp, Ash, Bowen, Doran, Dickson, Thomas, Brennan, Snow, Wechsler, Burney, Brady Vogelsburg. r ' SEATED, Ieff To riglwf: Wood, Filzlwgh, Buell. STANDING: Rowland, Michele L., Lund, Worsley, Alford VARSITY BASKETBALL MARY FRANCISCO and SALLY BRADDOCK Varsity Bcskelball Managers l N.--rc' le, QQ . X ML, FIRST ROW, left Io right: Brennan, Snow, Michele, O'DonneII. SECOND ROW: Bethell, Cole, Bryant, Adams, Barney. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL K411IIf44ggQ..iLlg!IIf .L 1 .-Q, UI 34 i - 'i2f.1:.- if ,gg V -M N jk 1:53 , W E. , .. f K, -1 Ji 'I A 'rw 'K' ex' - fi- I' I V ., 1- 'W 'V ,-f 'L-K-L 1 rgi.. - 4+ ,' ,m fnfnra- , ...O-vfv fb ,,,..v f 4. n 1 4 - . . ir --' 3-4 s '51 H: A 3 5.175 .- FIRST ROW, left fo right: Evans, Fisher, Connell, Wechsler, Bell, Thomas, Marshall, Dallery, Schoon- maker. SECOND ROW: Fencil, Heydt, chairman, Judd, Burns, Bowen, Rhoades, Reilly. ,U E . ' , if-'JQW MART HEYDT L 1-L, 3 rose- VA! -., .i xx - V ,f .4 l 'xi l l l Tx K X l i 4 ' i , l x l i JUDY MCCONNELL Captain of Cheerleaders , l l 4 ' 1 l Dressed in white sweaters and green kilts, the cheerleaders have clone their best this year to increase school spirit for the hockey and basketball games played with other schools. Members of the team of cheerleaders were Judy McConnell lcaptainl, Betsy Marshall, Jill Raines, Betsy Gorretson, and Mary Jane Cadgene. The girls spent time during lunch and after school practicing and devising new cheers. Through pep rallies, enthusiasm has been built up for competition with other schools and for Kimber-Lee games. Next year, we hope that spectators tor sports will increase. JUDY McCONNELL 1 1 X E ' 4 N, 1 ix I I l ' I l' iF.i ' HT-E-A,Ml! CHEERLEADERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Garretson, McConnell, Raines SECOND ROW: Cadgene, Marshall. on 1 fw FIRST ROW, left Yo righf: Hamas, Cole, Brady, Williamson, Schueler, Fifzhugh SECOND ROW: Gilman, Wczllery, Reilly, Befhell, D'Ambolc1, Hope. BASEBALL TEAM TENNIS TEAM FIRST ROW, lefi to right: Bowen, Buell. SECOND ROW: Baldcxnza, Cole, Wood. 92 Michele, Fitzhugh, Baldanza, LIMBERKEE'S BOWLING 60 Feb. 28-Hartridge Varsity and Junior Varsity teams came to Kim- berley for our third basketball game. Mar. 7-Kimberley's teams traveled to Dwight for our last game of the season. 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Hgfg,-J- Ln-f-, .- ,- .1 gh. ,-n,.,. ,ANL A -tix SPECIAL EVENTS We is MXL K- The winners' Margo callan off numbers Us 9 if ,XA E NAME CONTEST A hnghllght of the Hrst few weeks of school was the annual Name Contest which was held on September 26 Prevnous to the contest all the gurls wore name tags to afford each a chance to learn the others names Thus year the wrnners were Joan Vogelsburg and Mar guernte Pumphrey The contest was organized by Margo Wnlhamson vuce presndent of the Student Councnl Oh buf she rs my best friend what IS her name? M... 3 .,.....-v Carol Jo Grosse, callm' of? numbers FALL FRCDLICS The traditional Fall Frolics always provide fun and enioyment for all. This year, a parody of Shakespeare's JULIUS CAESAR captured a first place for the Junior Class. In the Junior High, the seventh grade emerged as victors with their interpretation .- of Eloise . Roars of laughter and shouts of applause greeted the faculty skit which featured Sputnik lf visiting Kimberley. ' s lil ll' 'll 4 , ffl, f , :L i ' is , . Q V 1 1' X R7 L f ,V The winning seventh grade s if 5 Scenes from Elaised, Q- T 4 l - EM, , I X N Q, ,M h m X . . nt H, ,,. . The winning junior skit. Friends, Romans, countr men, Y no, that doesn't sound right . The sophs, Push 'em back, push 'em back, way back!!! 1 713 U C M .W VN Y q l -..... . 1-1-7 Aaah, is that what -H 1 l if iw' 1 l i 61 Z XX K 'x X-s LEFT TO RIGHT: Alison Kern, Phyllis Michele, Nancy Howe, Sally Alice Unkles, Shelley Ash, Carroll Tiernan. FATHER DAUGHTER DINNER Around the World was the theme of the annual Father-Daughter Dinner held on November T2 and sponsored by the sophomore class. As usual a delightful dinner was served to all the girls and their dads, followed by a presentation of the winning Fall Frolic skit and a com- munity sing directed by Mr. Coursen. A special feature of the evening was a rendition of three songs by the Aragnaks. O0 ,K Oh go ahead and buy if! w A l -423-1? 101 I fg i X .lf ,diff --P - '- 37 ' ' Hmmn, I wonder if he would like this for Christmas? KARNIVAL The superb leadership of June Dallery, the helping hand of Miss Bosshard, and the hard work and cooperation ot every girl in the school combined together this year to give Kimberley its most successful Karnivol of all times. The Kimberley Karousel , sparked by new ideas, was a tremendous success and was immensely enjoyed by everyone. u Did you make a sale, Nancy? 'ws 1 Bell Ringer: FRO VESPERS S5 Ushering in the Christmas season this year was the traditional Kimberley Vespers at the Congregational Church in Montclair on December 15. Hours of hard work on the Kimberley Kcrolers 3 ,if I :Qi- part of Mr. Coursen and the entire Upper School were well rewarded by one of the nicest Vesper services ever held. ,i is ei st Congregational Church in Montclair. 'ass' F57 I BUCK HILL FALLS CONFERENCE Kimberley girls are very fortunate in being able to attend the annual Buck Hill Falls Co-ed Conference held at the Inn in Buck Hill Falls, Pennsylvania. The girls who were chosen to represent Kim- berley this year were Gail Garnar, Penny Haskell, Sigrid Lund, Bonnie Bell, Sue William- son, Judy McConnell, and Karen Shaver. The theme was Youth Believes, But . . . What should we believe? What do we believe? and What ditterence does it make? The conference ofiers not only a chance to hear very interesting speakers and discuss one's beliefs, but also a chance to meet new people from other schools. Plenty of snow this year provided ample opportunity for skiing, tobognnning, sledding, and skating. Attending the conference is a very wonder- ful and inspiring experience which I am sure we will never forget. PENNY HASKELL Mrs. Dallery, chaperone ct Buck Hill. I I 1 S - Q x r 5 i All C- B I I' gl sv fy: all 9 '5- 5 1 2891 ,ff KIMBERLEY - ACADEMY PLAY 6 6 rz Worzcfay Wexfv The Producer A George ,.A,,,.,,A Maud Barron Jerry Winferfon The Aufhor Daphne Wray A Avis Clare ..,A, Jackson Harley Mary Manners A AA Sandra Layfon Norwood Beverley ..,o, A Doctor ,A lsf Ambulance Man AA AA 2nd Ambulance Mon ,,,, A Fred Kramer AA Bill Weber AA Barbara Sweeney Arthur Schwartz John Baldino Barbara Brady Mary Jane Cadgene AA Barry Meisel AA A lsabel Kitay A Linda Almgren A .... Fred Kaplan A A Mike Chodorcoff ,A A A Dave Black AA Frank Sachs 104 CK MR, e Club f KIMBERLEY -ACADEMY CCNCERT A Cliff, Bob, and Perry studying the Aragnalc's arrangements . . . lrnusicalj SPRING PROM Despite an unexpected snowstorm, Kimberley girls and their dates braved the elements to enioy an Evening in Central Park on March 21. This year the Prom was held in the gym for the first time. Five hundred shining stars and a silhouette of the Manhattan skyline highlighted the decorations. Dancing to Lester Lanin's music was enjoyed by everyone. ,4- The Aragnaks in a serious moment. Be careful . . . don'f spill any at that delicious punch. 106 -HA pensive moment., 401' A uv-SN -Muvx-v, 1- ,. . Q, . ',' ',,..:..g1m- S f' R,-vyikz' . -he? f Don? Lei fhe Sfars Ge! In Your Eyes J -O LesIer's music revived flwe crowd when fhings go? sficky . 'Q -f f A XX -1 of O-Oh, wha? you scid!!! TINSEL BALL Carol, sfraighfen his He. And the secref Ingredienf in fhis cof?ee is With my eyes wide open Mike, the camera is over ihis way. 109 TINSEL BALL OK, Pai, wha? did he say? -01 px The song is ended, bu! fhe melody lingers l' llhsamu air A MAY DAY 7958 May Queen ANNE MCCORMICK Ann McCormick reigned over the annual May Day with her court of Judy Burns, June Dallery, Jean Eaglesham, Nan- cy Ferris, Gail Garnar, and Mart Heydt. They were enter- tained by a cook's tour around the world with dances representing almost all the countries. Q' X lx, r .. -lla M. f LEFT TO RIGHT Cathy McCrane Martha MacKenzie Joan Krebs Joan Keller Drilco Agnew Jeanne Bonnell Joan Wallace 195 7 Moy Queen Y X. It A lp, I Ain'1 love grand. CLASS DAY The iuniors bid a fond farewell to the seniors at the traditional Kimberley Class Day. Portraying L'il Abner characters, the juniors each read Cl poem to a senior and presented her with a gift. Following the singing of the Alma Mater, everyone went outside for the Senior lvy Planting ceremony after which the girls received their yearbooks. si l At, Get hm Da sy MGE -IJ COMMENCEMENT We build our school on Thee, O Lord, To Thee we bring our common need, The loving heart, the helpful word, The tender thought, the kindly deed. We work together in Thy sight, We live together in Thy love, Guide Thou our faltering steps aright, And lift our thoughts to heaven above. Hold Thou each hand to keep it just, Touch Thou our lips and make them pure, If Thou art with us, Lord we must Be faithful friends and comrades sure. We change, but Thou art still the same, The same good Master, Teacher, Friend, We change, but, Lord, we bear Thy name, To journey with it to the end. Amen SEBASTIAN W. MEYER, 1908 112 X 1-Y ' 'W Alma Mater Hail, Alma Maier Hail fo fhy name. Dear school we love so well, Ne'er shall we shame fhy sfandards. Truth, love and honor With us e'er shall be- Through all our fufure years, O Mafer, Kimberley. All sing fo Kimberley, Praise ye her name. We girls who love her well Sing fo her fame forever. Though we af limes may be Far, far away- Sing we sfill our loyal praise To fhee, fair Kimberley. Loo ANOVA I - 1 -.,. ix, '1 A xl- A' Just Around the Corne Nancy Adams Lando Almgren dflnzq Betsy Burney 5 'ff Dicmo Bethel! 1 . P1 ,' , if v W' if' MOFQ iw ,V In Q.,.3': Ju6Y Bums L ' at Anne Bobs? Kath D'AmboiC1 Je Y or So It Seems I Lg-cl4eY Harvexf U Wx Ji. Wendy WOrSl9y Carol .lo Grosse en Y HU5kef' 1'- Tm- iT' -1 fwf' C Mart Heyclf UFO' Sclvoo mg Lrnda Mrchele Qhgp., Nancy Gilman M001 O xOOn Q Ann McCormick ,,,--' : 39 Au- zfr 4 y. . Joan Ebersroclf Margo Williamson Mary Ann Lawrence Gail Garnar ' 'EE rl -- Gln ger Rlnoade 1 ,xv O 3 . X 'i 4 24, 1 ,. 3 r 3 SCIWQQI 'I Ei U92 Q f Egfilf 5 I 1, iii' -4 -swf 3 5 . sevreuisea 'f 1 NK ff? 1 254' img' Sept. i0 . . . Prior to our tirst day ot 1-ft Q . lg, schooi we aii had a chance to get F gg A T acquainted and hear aii about the , J.. summer at the New Giris' Tea on - Tuesday. Sept. Ti . . . Back to the books. How -r hard it was to reaiize that summer if f vacation was over tor another year. s. , 5, 1 F Sept. T3 . . . The first Senior High TW f' meeting in the Study Haii ied by ' our Student Councii president, Caroi Jo. Sept. '25 . . . Caroi Jo gave the first senior Chapei address with aii the ' terventiy hoping to be abie xampie she set. x, 6 pb. Y r F .It I t iv- X ...i 7, seniors to toiiow the 'fine e Sept. '26 . . . Doubie doubie, toii and troubiefthe KOUPAER staft witches presented their skit based on MAC- BETH. During titth period we ati struggied with the universai probiem ot remembering namesfthe Name ontesti S OCTOBER N u ' Oct. 4 . . . For the tirst time, the seniors began to teei their age as they met with the sevens tor games atter the traditionai senior picnic tor the seventh grade. Oct. ii . . . The big day tor the A. A. i tinaiiy arrived and new they were Assemby giris iearned what team n. Songs were sung, cheers were shouted. Heien Bryant, Kathy D'Am- boia and Di Betheii ied the assem- biy. Oct. T7 . . . The highiight ot the taiif Faii FroiicsfThe iuniors and the seventh grade took the honorsf Wiii we ever target the teachers' Sputnik'?'or the M.A. soccer team? October '25 . . . Our tirst hockey game at Dwight. '26 The North Jersey Fieid Da at Dwightfilathy roud Oct. . . . Hockey Piay y D'Amboia made us aii very p earning a piace on the tirst team, whiie Nancy Adams and Lea Fitz hugh were both piaced on the sec ond team. CCllendGr NOVEMBER night tor the , and a X D Nov. 9 . . . The big seniorsfthe Princeton Mixer, good time was had by aiiiii Nov. T2 . . . Dads and their daughters d out Around the Worid X nsored by the tui steppe tor the dinner spa sophomore ciass. A wonder evening, highiighted by the speech- es, the community sing, the iunior Froiic skit, and the singing oi T Faii the Aragnaks. Nov. i5 . . . Our big game with Ken Piacefand our tirst home game. Nov. 2i . . .The great yearbook skit. 5 Nov. 22 . . . Kimberiey Karouseinf This year our Karnivai was the most successtui ot its history and we were oii very proud. he Weish Touring- Fieid North Jer- Nov. 2A . . . T Hockey team piayed the sey Fieid Hockey team at Kimberiey ,and we aii tried to iearn the ' ay to piay hockey! November'- C ni right' w Nov. 27 . . . A tavorite in the traditionai Thanksgiving assem- biy. DECEMBER Dec. T5 . . . Vespers at the Congrega- -uv- tionai Church in Montciairfa very memorabie event. ' -r- -- Dec. T6 . . . Christmas season had begun .3 QQ ,We saw the Junior High piay en- titied Why the Chimes Rang. H 5 Azfi, Q, 51-1 Dec. T7 . . . A very wondertui and 1116- fi stirring event occurred when the Q . ' ' 1 E Giee Ciub made its annuai visit t M- V Q ,A up -4. Kessier institute. ' K 1 Dec. T8 . . . The Lower Schooi Christmas program. - ' Dec. T9 . . . The iong awaited day. Atter 1 1 I attending .Miss Spurr's Christmas lynn party, we were dismissed trom schooi tor vacation. Dec. 2T . . . Another big night tor the ' Tinsei Bait. .. seniors, The A t School .. Jon. 6 --N- . buf f- ' ' ' And ,, less,-'g1iet:ithX,es'BU:?'e retumed f ' 1 ' Jan' ll 'he UPP0sifonsl study mo school h - ' .- ., , . lgickef, 'hy -h8:00 AM 9 sexxrhe Usxf, ea Marc ,- , V. 'gh d.,,,,, Phd, W, ' -Fafufda, ' l . ? bener gh- mmed po q V9d Q, mofflfng l f Jan- 76 ings in Our Sgr: ron 'O bi9Mon '0ir' -' H ' - . 0 - - .Q 9er March l, 2 . . . Seven Seniors attended the AI, 'J leglenf Kqyhy U' first pep S and Princeton Junior Prom. Who said the mix- I f 1' shoe evenfs og, and Di f,ighlfcHY of '95 er wasn't a success? ' Wed Our the win, 'Filled , He -, A JUN. 78 Upprovl ef seq, he oth. March 8, 9 . . . The weekend before College M ' pl ' - , 5 U- off, qnd . Ute , olfte f We Boards. I wonder what the Seniors were . 1 9 th 0 ou, . If eff fu - e NOr Qlfl doing that weekend? -,fp ' Jan 2 rn In Millbw fhfield Con: Went fo K . - e March l5 . . . Juniors, with S.A.T. tickets ' lqyero ' - , I' W l1WQSfhq,l Mfrence. whicz' clutched tightly in their hot little hands, lm, A and' Midyeqrs as inevirqbl SsBosshq,d? nervously awaited the opening of the doors Jun here ,hey W'-7Uld desc e' Sooner of M.H.S. Seniors, rested after a long . A 4. di ?3 . I ' O lwere. Cro end Upon U of morning's sleep, and contented after a if i Nwdllal com w,'f 'Umuru1 m much, girfx nourishing lunch, arrived at M.H.S. at one ' evgncf' Adamspelltiqnxloh Pldydayxa ,s? O'cl0Ck-iUSf as nervous. 4 Jan. 2' find thqf lqgfdl Bobhi :I fun for hazy. March 20 . . . The K-A Concert. It was a tre- no 4 ' . , Th Cue in ,he WWI, did ' mendous success as usual. QQ? . awoksfllool onegqving grae treasure h'-,Zig March 22 . . . The Spring Prom. Margo Wil- e U' 3200 qngduy. of ec of Midyeqrs liamson and her committee did a wonderful - begqn ,O June we I iob. Manhattan was alive and jumping 5 UdY. , . Q that night. What a marvelous way to start SPRING VACATION. ' if . Feb' 1, eb'U0ry l EJ J Club ' ' The ffm , I K . A m COng-ens . of our ode ' Pin 'Wan f . Feb. 6 'rn proud 9fY. Mr. C Y form cle secsmgs .. Our na' b ourse,,,s girl: K.s. fo Mn, Paskeibqif show fdllnie Buck Jes- Sevesom? of the Penny d- ' Penn ' Fall, 9 'S left ,wks LI ld you ge' Sylvania, b Confemnce Feb. ,I love? your sou,-c::hGail ond' Two V' 2 ' ' . p- eme Cord Our ,fry hettig- mgihire dflys Q, , undemqixis to all :gigs for all ckimbe,-,ey- --I' Feb' 74 . mg and cooe 'eqfhers incerned. F bKe ' Place A 0woY so pe '0n. O' 'heir I 5 .- . e I I7 - ftlexy .1 in if 'ta much ab. ' one of th ou guessed ite , . , M ro yo cup, bu' . age do ,ca .. ' al in 3 F S if 'F ue if Ys ,no school Neve, you ,I-, W- A Was seems , eq' So e i0rg jd we Sie called OH 0 hopp Bb. 20 'd You gefi' and slem because Z? LQ ' - - rf, you' fo ' Hd sl Ufelg yo e po Ugh d, Spf Mvxsen' Caro' J any Read' on do'1e?. o, 1 Seco 'O'-1 wh Nong 9 C o Feb. d and rh- O Come Y G-f Q 'Vet'- 24 :rd pl away 'ld Lind - . , , Qc , ww, . U ,thanks fo K: ,Chr Beraeia I First, Feb 5 Cclsqn 155,30 0 - 5 ' Ondl - uf selti ' ' ' A sigh ee Wood Yeq,-'urs' source Thbf relief i, , ' Feb. 25 Pines we ovolced by all - . . Ver for . Poe' relafionshfa day 'he . 'hu C 3 f9e ,fam 'P befwee Seniors found emrstry, p and H7 Q 'hre Out - 28 1 u ' B e knowlede cent QSk9fbqfl game 96 of with Hun l ri dee. 118 lv N67 .JV . f'! J x Yi if X71 H 5 A X P ei p E? X June June 2 . . . Amid songs, applause, and iears, the iuniors bid the seniors a traditional farewell ai Class Day, June 3 . . . Commencement, the ending of a chapier in the lives of the seniors . . . Though we ai Yimes may be far, far away -sing we still our loyal praise to thee, fair KimberIey. . rr 'W 9 I I 1 f 4, +f f f b gg. , l . 1 Y 4, 'Q f 'L-3 4' ' V. ll Lil, . Ea- I . N iq -swf A If . - a ' . ' uL-- l Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Ferris Mr. and Mrs. L. Howard Garnar Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Gilman Mr. and Mrs. Carroll V. Grosse Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Buell Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Swenson Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Heydt Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. John L. McCormick Dr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Michele Mr. and Mrs. John C. O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. Woodford C. Rhoades Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Alice O. Schoonmaker and Mrs. Henry A. Schueler and Mrs. Eugene Williamson and Mrs. William K. Worsley 4 'Y F lf O M' mf VM sung we stall our loyol prouse to thee four Kumberley 5 +I . . N S' A K , 5 x 4 . i 1' ' 'X 4 - 4 3 f , .- '-.x V. , 2 S, 3 A N-. K ww JA' ' X 1' N wg Q Sa' A ,X sf ' 'r ' ,. . '. A WX ,.!- , ' 'fs 'S ' .xx . NX I ,, A 95 W c ' ' 0 M- 4 ..-P in' ' A u P glilh- i 'ih-u- -11 - 1 ni Omma a subbacaalaww Requzszta EFH5 iff' I Z UNE ' fl ll Qii Aii UPF XX W W - i 'fm env wnvv. sung MPP ATCN CONGRHTULRTIO V bi -IT-4E Q CLuB 5 'VII 1111 SXVINC. THIN! 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To the Girls at Kimberley' Boxs max hung, ho1ne the baton hut It takes a femmme hand to Coolx It Boxs llllllil mst houses hut It s E11lS xx ho turn them 1IltO homes Wo wonci we love glrls' If It werent for thelr Influence we would p hahlx stlll hue xu Cues 1nd ruh bt1LkS together to make heat Xnd lf that xx ere true we wouldnt even be 1n husmess So heres to the g1rls the1r slsters fmd thelr mothers and the1r aunts Thex re the ones vs ho keep the home fires hurnmg We just help VJ JOHN gL9NUEll IND SQN JOHN 8: SON FUEL 98 GLENRIDGE AVENUE ' MONTCLAIR Pllgrlm 4 2400 A FUEL SERVICE EFFICIENT AND FRIENDLY - 37 v, X f f I. o o I I I , . . V' .. ' zxxl. . . . T'.. . . 1 fl' f ' '. ' ' ' ' I y v I., . .' 'v ' ,c ,xsz -'r . , ' A 7 7 1 I a 1 a T . C ' I ' l X X' ' O . n Q u BEST IVISIIES to flu' CLASS OF 1957 The SUSANNE SAWYER DANCING CLASSES Urs C'yr1lT Staudznger I 'nr 6IO VALLEY ROAD UPPER MONTCLAIR ORIGINAL FASHIONS or Town and Counfry Bunn. knew. IT S A DIINK Amon Baa Aww Goo: BONDS ICE CREAM Z0vzZI.9zwu:7J?z Gunn. Auron. If I A IIIIIK hum Bao Awnn. Gen UPPER MONTCLAIR CUFTON CEDAR GROVE ELIZABETH Pauls Upper Montclair Pharmacy, I 629 B VALLEY ROAD xr XII ut Iur N IIII,I'1Ill 4 1663 IIN W sley s nm nrlx II atflus Izur rr Szlurxnzztlzs I' Mi X xllex R 1 ul CornpI me Is of The Emily McDevitt Book Shop 96 Vailey Road Upper Monfcla r Frank Marker, Inc X lllu 7 I Quality Hal 1 1 sl: I 'A' I 0 I' v lo u - lv ' n n 8 I PIIQH I IIII . e ' nc . Di n ,-- Ely v ' Q A H LI 'L I' li LPI I ' I Q ' 'A 'I' I J - ' Frank Ilnnmzy Vppcr Niontn-Iair I n 59-I 'a IIu.uI Q L'p1 af' xIUIIIL'I.lII'. X. ml. . 5 ' 5 'r' is' II' 'I. 'IlIl'IIIN lm' f'rrf1m Almgren Funeral Home 336 BROXDXX XX L I t3 00 PATEHSON, N. 'A' Amxer .-38 ,i ,.f4' W' ,X Al GlbbS Glrls Get the Top Jobs Ona. Year Secrn tarlal Lourse Llberal Arts Sccretarnal Course ftwo years? Resldences m Boiton and New York Write Enrollmn nt Committee for GIBBS Cmrs AT WORK MONTCLAIR N J 33 Plymo th St NEW YORK I7 230 Park A U SECRET RI A AL Also Boston Providence Pllgrnm 4 7773 Gul Whitten me nowens 88 Church Street Monfqlalr Complmu nts of Naomi s Beauty Studio 743 Lorrune -Manu: L pper Nlontd ur 'N Pllkrlm 4 011.1 Key Korner SERVICE STATION ROAD SERVICE Valley Rd 81 Lorraine Ave Gzfts of A T Puopolo 8. Son jewelers CFI hnrtx 1: Hrs xuth Txffwm 61 Comp lmb 419 Bloomfield Axcnm P1 6 1833 Nlontglur 'N I P11gI'lH1 4 9553 TUMMELS HOIIE WADE CAND1 and ICE CREAV Ice Lream Cakes for All Occasions 631 V111cy Hold Upper Niontglur N PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES I Dovelopm 0 Pnntlng 0 Enlargmg 0 Roproduclng ON PREMISES HOME MOVIES RENTAL LIBRARY 8 mm I6 mm I6 mm Sound IST i882 718 720 Bloomfield Aw opposite Food Fur P111.,I'lI11 6 1734 NIont41ur 3 A Y 0 F 1 I NY' C O 7 I I .7 ve. 7 ., , I U '.N.J. ' 'we-I f' - PII ' 4-9751 . 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I X1 -u X01 R0 ebalosslm ,C , X, R , N l'lmm- Pllgrim X K 4-7381-75382 l I MoNTcLAm FRUIT SHOP SEI LJCTED vEc'm'ABLEs PRIAIIC .NIICATS A ww CERIFS - fuse- Y lmf' .. 15 Y lllvy I 0' cl Montclq if N. 1. Stanley M Crowell Co Guild Optzcmns 76 South I lrlt Street 'Nelr Clxurtlm Street N Nlontcl ur jllgfllll 4 7100 MAGNAVOX It rx 441 S4 rx OW :ft N 4 Xallu Hotel Nlontglur 'N I .J lctar Iuscn U41 Pllgrlm G 3663 it Clara Volen H 'I S 1 mmf., Dxffc rz nt 28 South Plrlt bt Xl ontgl ur EIIIII A-4 cr O FIELD AVENUI UONTCLAII NIW JIISIY 0, X ...- HENKES INC X f 1111s Q SIIXIHSXII X y' 44 1s1oox111h1 IJ xxtxu, XIOXICLXIR x I l.,lSflIfl1 L I l I ll ll 4. N avoxd We 'ugh ll tt pt VW UCKET5 Il cf ' , 41 A 1 VF C l X ec mlm l P XI 1 . K tl L , Q.. .N Ji ' tl ' ' 7 f 2 , - ' . 'L' , tl. 6 C 9 ., f 0 Anil 1 ':, 'ive' ,ll x 6 0 'z 1 -X fs Q . n , 6 . , Q 9 , , s Q V A V. l Q ' Q ' ' . - . 'z' , N. I. ' Q - Z 1 . ... on no ' ' ' fit l l C X x f f , 1:W1.3 ,3 it , A ,Ag T115 .VX N I bf 4.3 . , ' . .' 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INSTALLATIONS Enghf 81 Ten Sou+h Park Sfreef Mon+clalr N J Pl 4 4343 BI ST H ISHILS Complzments of 'IHI CI 435014 1995 From lour Xl 4RBOUIx PHOTOGRAPHER George l Cameron Newark 4 Paraumls -- Plainfield ff C 1938 Dr and Mrs Arthur A Vhchelc C0lIgI'afllf2l,l.0l1J alll! GOO!! Gmlfl' fo ze fam of ' ir l,l1l.,I'llll 4 1434 Lstxlsllslud 1978 Cnty Glass Works Spatial: mg, m Insurance l'Sf177lI1tCS Su ztu Auto C Iuss Vxrmrs C lass laps lhrrors Hesllncrul 3-17 V xllry Road Lppcr Nlontclur 1'1lg.,r11n 4 9606 ROAD ' HA111 m SPRVICF Paul s Texaco Service, Inc 170 W llLl1lllU., Au Lppnr Nlontclur C forge Ilutlmuuu Donald Ixrum llany thanks for the outstanding, UtlllLf1C supmrt that mas slwtuz thmug,h0ut the year' The Athletic Assoclatlon Complzmuzts A Frnend CC7NC'RATl'I ATIONS rom ADAMS 8. PORTER 15 WILLIANIS STRILEI' NILXX YORK N Y C V GROSSE COMPANY FLOCR 0 C OCJICIILS CH AC ld R5 BRI: -XD Eat Them by the Pounzf' The Brldge Club BLSFWISHE5 Angelbeck s 671 X xllex Houl Lpper XlOlllLldlI' PL rmanc nts Styling., Francls Hairdresser 713 Bellevue -Mc Upper Nlontclalr Pllllfllll 4 97 59 Watchung Delicatessen IIOlII:. coouln SPECIALTIL5 117 Xhdltllllllll Me Xlontclaxr, YN J Y. - . 1.51 .i X .L n V N. .'. I V U .., P . N . ,. . , , vw A' I, I 1 1 .1 1 . . L4 2 ?' 2 ' . 'L 1' . L4 v.: , I O U N 7- . 1. T .,' ... 4 7 ., ' . 4 1, ,, - ' . '. ' ' I ' 1' . , - . 1 , .. 1 1 1 t U C U 1- - 1 s , ,nf c -1 , , . ,.. . ll ll ' O I 7 7, . I 1 f 1 w,w v A 1 1 . A 4 Q V v . .. a 1 z ' . 2 I ' Y I I t L.. ' 1 '., . 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K -Q-1 e OXIPLIIII x 1 s VALLEY DINER Peerytlzzrlg., zn Hum and Rrulw NATIONAL MUSIC SHOP INC IILLX ISIOX RADIO SILRX ICI' Cu Ls Sutzs ll Hun C Illlltllllllll Opm Exerv IZALIIIIU., 310 Bloomfield Axe Pl 46 Xlontelur N I Watchung Busmess Associates llollx be Xl 1r et 1 lxlrm Owen XI lrlut lex VI IILIIIIIH., Delle ltesse Il Broolecl :lm Se 1 le XX IILIIIIIII., Bilee rw lowsn llouse DIIIILINIDII ek Son St Ile rre kpplnmees Lott Motor Co Pontme 511119 Serum Parts 648 Bloomfield Axe 17 VI ml St Bloomfield N J 7 1, 1113-I 10 I,Ilj.,I'llll 6 5898 J 81 L Meyers 5: 81 I04: 601 X lllex llolel Lpper Xlontel ur I,Il1.,l'lllI 6 1808 Foot Falr Shoes 70 Llmurelm Street X mtelur N L nnplmzcnts 1: A Friend Lfllll 4 7770 Myrtle Small, Inc fIfl1llII7Uj.,S and Aecessorzes 8 South Fullerton Me XIODILII llllgfllll 4 6810 Bogart 81 Hansen, Inc Iflertrxzal Cuntruzturs J Deale rs an B1o1mmH1Iel Me Xlontelur N HELEN BICK GOWNS FASIIIONS FOR ALL oecaszoxs '34 CHLRCH S1 REET XIONTCLMR Warner Engmeerlng Co , Inc Radio Commumcatzon Inetallatwn Uazntenance 739 Lorrune Me Lpper Xlontelur N Ilxelrlen m lll7l01lg,Sl tlu Q1 ads I9 a lush for next year s grads Best of luck 111 59 Oops ue Le' f0r,f.,et our last lme ANONYMOUS - OI I I F ,. . . v . , ,N , . , . 4 L , S 4 Il '.-ff I ' H i' 'l'e'l. - 320 . -1' , . 1 li' '1 mel ' Lim I' 1 HCI' li ' f 1 '- I' ' yn' 1, AU -H, gi. . l'11ul's -Jaco '1 ' ' I 1 - I -' I ' A Nlnckle-r's ll11relw11reC11le-'s Photo Shop ' ' ' ' 1 'V -. 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'1',.'.,j ' , ' yi, 1' 1 Q. ,l Y .,'. , - -1 1 TI1e MONTCIAIR AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Bunk North hssnx Co Inc Caflxllrlc F15I1cr CICIIIIIC Co1p C hc L rolct Lmdslc x Chex rolm t lm Impr nal C Imjslf r Plzfnzouth Loan NIUIIECIIII Co Dc Soto Plymouth Xlontcl 11r P1141 Xlotors Im Dollffc Pltjmouih GISSIILT XIOEOIS 11a lmcoln U1 rum, Clurldgc Xlotols nc Oldsmobzlc F 111k A Hun Co STIIIICIJIIICLT Pudxarcl StucIcI11Ixc1 P 1cIx lfd Ill Nlontcl 11r Ponfuu Bl 111xelt P011t11c Co Foruffn Cars Impoxrcd XIoto1 Cue o IXIIIIXTILX Ixluxu III tl1z Honor Su 1 1 xx IX not of st111cI1rLI111111., IXIUT Int of IIISIIIIIIIL, tlu DIIIILIJLN :nut ox1 x 11111 Illgll pmrso 1 111 Lgrllx ut 1I1l1x 1111 x 1 Ill xx 1gl1 xx Ill Illlltl tu st11u11t tI1ro111.,l1o11t Iur llfm ll 11rl1x I x 1LI1 stun lll x 1tx to 1I1oI1I tlu 1,11I t1o11s of Il 1 ol 1111111111 XXOYTIIX of thug rupo11x1b1I1t1u Prfsfntul by THIL CI ASS OF 1936 The STUDENT COUNCIL nag, I OPI! AL V PM H4 lake luzerne Motel On Beautzful Lake, Lu eine The SNV1tZ6I'l3llCl of the Xclllonclaclxs Route C Lake Luzum N X Maple Garden Realty Company 394 VVIINDSOR ROAD NVOOD-RIDCE Y. 1 1 1 1 - eff 0 952114 all 60IlgI'a!ll afl0ll5 fo IA Cfa:-so 58 P0171 Olll GUOI lf? P111 Pusher cliufrglfiy T Af' Wuhb 'LIC m fn la NJ I I I 1' k4 1 ln X' 9 Q f y 1 -' GC ' 99 . M, K 'D .' , 'J 'IU' r 1 xy.. 4 i ' 1 M J , , 'f IJIL f A ' . J -1-'I r 9 -4 ffl' , 3 ' . 1 -M, 1 JI f 7 f J ' A 4 H l f 13 -A' Q 1 x J , 1,3 4 4, . r I rf 1 A ' L + 1 .4 17' '7'f I' A s ' , , I , 1 J f K A 4 lv I 4 . , ' 'b 'r y L I I I L ,Q X I ll f Q Congratulations to the Class of 1958 Schering Corporation Manufacturers of FINE PHARMACEl TICALS BLOONIFIELD 'NEW IERSEX M an auauu EAST ORANGE Way your most sacred memory of Kzmlnrlcu be the llgllt of the fu ture U NO WHO Tho Editors of tht 1938 RINIBEHLEAX ES ltuu 13 this span: our du Je st swnipathus 33 filled asll trays md 1 yeor tull of good times fun and hird work to tho 1999 RINIBERLEAVES Stiff NIORE IH-XX 7000 OFFICES bring., Singer Products and Seruuos tht world SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY i l v 7 7 oo Q h ' f 14 'y , - . C' . .v , 1 V l' '1 1 - F.5- LOVE N' LUCK - to families and factories throughout 45 . ' . ' ' 5, , BOOSTERS Nancy Adams Lou Alford West Point Karen Homefeldt Oh How Beautuful A Bunny Bull Hyson Art and Du Andover Anne Bobst Sally Braddock Suzy Braddock Squeak and Bull Cyn and Jlm June Abbmk Bull Bayfield Nov 7 1957 If there ns one Jam Ambler Trm Ollphant Jack Simons Apr1l7 1956 Chap Mason To Wunky Are you sincere? John Ferguson Kevnn Kathy DAmbola Jeanne Eaglesham Joan Eberstadt M H Nancy Ferns Nancue Carol Jo Grosse Cricket de Broke Mary Ann Lawrence Jerry John Lawrence To Fzg Newton Luv Doenut Yea Yale Onward Boeuf chzen Jan and Cam Spot Pete and Brownue Mnchele Mary Ellen Mnchele Dr and Mrs A A Mnchele Linda Michele Carol Schoonmaker Sue Schueler Fruar Tuck Gaul Wnllnamson Wendy Worsley Mrs Worsley Susu Cole Barbara Sweeney Jarvas Really Lnly Solmssen Frustrated Photographer Lea Fntzhugh Den: Hauser Sally Allce Unkles Shella Albrught Susan Conroy Jo Kutay Phulus Michele Adele Larson Kerry K'PP Joan Fencll Knt Snow Jan Gennet Bucky Rebel Christmas Holly Chrls Krmgle Forecaster Mountain Meadow Acres Holly Rhoades Lsthographed by RAE PUBLISHING CO 22 Frank Street Montclaur N J ll ' ll ' ' I I llpigfl H. D. B. Jr. ' l ll ' ll n u Sefll Burton Sue Williamson , . ' ll ' lf n p , . I 1 In n S. . . 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