Lambertville High School - Hiltopia Yearbook (Lambertville, NJ)

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HENRY NALENCE Hank Glee Club 3, Operetta 2, Tumbling l, Athletic Club 1, Minstrel l, Iunior Play. Henry Aldrich! Oh, excuse us, we meant Na- lence. If you see a walking red light around school it's only Henry in one of his loud shirts. We often wonder how he always manages to get himself into such em- barrassing situations. Rose, will you kiss me? DOLORES NEWCOMB D-ee Glee Club 2, Latin Club'l, Track 4. Dramatic Club l, Hockey 3, Tennis 1, Basketball 2. Step aside, please! Here comes Miss Newcomb with the nitroglycerine. Herers hoping she doesn't blow up the lab when she starts her career as laboratory technician. Right now she, in her green slacks, pro- vides plenty of whistle bait for the wolves. LORRAINE NEWMAN Lorrie Glee Club 4, Baseball 2, Basketball 3, Drama- tic Club 1, Art Club 1, Track 4, Operetta l. Warning to all marijuana fiends! Lorraine's out to get all dope addicts, so you haven't got a chance. Her outfits can be summed up in one word-smooth! IOHN PARTITE ..Yip,. Track 2. Color-blind people get along fine with Yipper, but his flashy socks are only the death of others. He'll soon be lending out some of his record masterpieces to the 9:5U Club. Honest, Yip, they need them more than you do! 40 if 2

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DONALD LA MOTHE MothbalI Archery Club Z, Glee Club 2, Minstrel l, Op- Q eretta 1. Chloe! Don seemed to be competing with Spike Iones at our lirst dance. For once he forgot his shyness and yelled so loud we're sure even Chloe must have heard him. RUTH LANDIS P Ruthie Dramatic Club 1, Glee Club l, Operetta 1. Oh, you crumb--really! is her favorite expres- sion. 'l'his senior song bird has been warbling her way to popularity in her first year at L. H. S. The expres- sion Sugar 'n' spice and everything nice suits our Ruthie. , 1 gl 5... .V 1' .- qv A I .1 ' ' cr 1 . 1 ' I MARILYN LEFFEVER Lynn Dramatic Club 2, Glee Club l, Basketball 2, Baseball 2, Iunior Play, Operetta 1, Soup Pro- gram 1. Wanted: One automatic wolt whistle. The boys of .1 I..-sxmbertville and vicinity are running out of breath. Alsr wanted: A loud bugle to call her back from her wanderings during class. Q' ELEANOR MOORE EIe Glee Club 2, Iunior Play, Dramatic Club Z, Fashion Show 1. Meet lovely Eleanor, our future Powers model. She starting sketch classes ot her own soon, because she is an excellent artist. IEAN MOORE leanie Glee Club 3, Iournalism Club 3, Spelling Bee 1, Dramatic Club l. We dream of Ieannie with the light brown hair -and so will those handsome Rutgers boys, for this gal is headed tor N. I. C. The future Dr. Moore'wil1 soon be mending the broken bones and--shall we xi V V, say, hearts? Go 2-0 photographs beautifully task Lorstan'sl and may be f if i

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DORIS PETO Iournalism 1, Dramatic Club 1, Library Club 1. Here comes our Florida traveler. You can't imag- ine the good time she had. We were green with envy because we couldn't go with her on her glorious ad- venture. ANN PITTORE Annie Dramatic Club 1, Latin Club 1, Glee Club 3, Hockey 1, Cheerleading 1. V Snap, crackle, pop! Ann would make a good ad- vertisement lor Rice Krispies. Her gum-snapping is the envy oi the class and the pet peeve of the teachers. ROWENA BELLE ROBINSON Ronnie Glee Club l, Dramatic Club 1, Basketball 1. Pseudo-sophistication is out of Ronnie's line, for she's too busy with her horse, Laddie, and her blue- rimmed glasses. The most talking about . . . girl in the P.O.D. class, she's a loyal Republican and will bat- tle any Democrat to prove this. FRANK STEFFANELLI Steffie Cooking Club 1. If we hear the girls calling Frankie, Frankie, it isn't for Sinatra. No, ilirtatious Steffie is always cir- culating among the weaker sex. Since he was formerly a sailor, we're sure he has a perfect knowledge of, shall we say, worldly affairs. 4l